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The
LENOX
Portland's Nnwand Most.
Modernly Furriishud
HOTEL
Third and Htin SlreeU
' PORTLAND, - OREGON
Possessing eveiy convenience and an ideal location
fronting: on the beautiful city plaza. Adjacent to
Ksincss center. Up-to-dafe grill. Telephone in
every room. Private baths. Bus to and ffom all trains
r attiEirrpran Plan Rates American Plan
It. 00 Hud II.60 ir da.r. l.8 and 12.00 per day.
12.00 aad $2.60 Ub batfc. S3. 60 aad $4.00 with bath.
tugcM crd on O. H. SPENCER, Manager
rl"? Willamette St
- -LOOK AT OUR DISPLAY
of fancy groceries and see what
a wealth of goods we show, put
up attractively and conveniently
In cans and jars. These are all
appetizing, pure and wholesome
and, besides being so attractive
to the palate, they are conven
ient for "nallty is
high;' prices ..
jPPITSTN THE -SQUARE
VKa&2,rV DEAL GROCER
Phone Main 25.
Clearance-Sale
of Wall Paper
now on at
Preston & Hales
Measure your room and
they will tell you how
cheap it can be done.
Misses' and Children's
High Top; Box Calf
SHOES
$2.00, $2.25 and $2.50
The oact shce fcr protection against the wet
and disagreeable weather ,
BURDEN GRAHAM
SMI Willamette St..
EARL McNUTT
I EU BANGS J. H. TEST
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
Cabs Always Ready
' First Qass Turnouts oi All Inscription!
..STAGES..
McK FNZ1E STAGE If ivn Eugtna EUGENE-Fl-ORENCB STAGE
atSiJOa.m. Stif e do not call at A dally tflOTEoriieal4a.aa
C rival trtldrocM but will call lac ' lo MapUfcm, cloae coaaartiaa by
'I northed tha day Wtort. nramct lei Flame aad, Aetna
Livery Phone Main 2 1
HARD FIGHT TO SAVE
JORDAN FROM CHAIR
Boston, Mass., Dec. 4. What
promises to be one of the greatest le
gal battles In the criminal annals of
Massachusetts will lieisin within the
next week or two, when Chester S.
Jordan, of Somerville, is placed on
trial for the murder of his wife. The
killing of Mrs. Jordan and the cutting
up of her body by the self-confessed
murderer occurred In the early part
of last September, and was one of
the most gruesome cases with which
the Boston police ever had to deal.
The confession of the young husband
has left him but one ground of de
fense, Insanity. Eminent counsel of
New York and Boston have been en
gaged to conduct the dofense, anr it
is understood that the millions of
Jesse R. Llvermore, the so-called
"cotton king" of New York, who Is
a brother-in-law of Jordan, will be
used freely to save the young man
from the electric chair.
Since his arrest a day o rtwo after
the murder of his wife Jordan has
been confined in the Bast Cambridge
Jail, where he has been visited al
most dally by his wealthy sisters.
Though the close confinement . has
told somewhat on his health. Jordan
has continued to maintain the same
comparative calm that he displayed
at the time of his arrest, when he
contentedly puffed a cigarette while
seated on a trunk containing' his
wife's dismembered body.
Jordan is about thirty years old.
of splendid physique and handsome
appearance. His wife, who fell a vic
tim to his rage, was an aciress, agea
twenty-three years. Jordan was born
and raised la Indianapolis, and came
to Somerville with his parents aDout
ten or twelve years ago. The couple
were married In 1904. Mrs. Jordan
had been previously married and had
lived with her first husband la Cana
da. Mr. and Mrs.: Jordan went on the
vaudeville stage, Jorda ntaking the
part of a tramp and his wife that of
a nurse, In a sketch'. 'They first went
to Butt Mont,, after their marriage, i
but tem&lned there 'only a' short tinfe,
as the climate did not agree with
them. Later they went to Chicago
and appeared in some bf the -smaller
theatres .there, , remaining three
months. About three years ago they
returned to Somerville and went to
live In the little house where the
tragedy of last September occurred.
Through the generosity of Jordan's
wealthy relatives the couple were al
ways well supplied with, money. But
Mrs. Jordan, according to her hus
band, had taken to. drinking, and he
says, was associating with otter 1
and he became jealous. AniT it
men
and he became jealous. AniTit was
In a jealous quarrel that the trouble
started which ended In the death of
the woman. '
Jordan declared his wife struck
him first, that he then knocked her
down and was terrified to find that
he had killed her. He left the body
undisturbed all night, while he slept
in aa adjoining room. The follow
ing morning he conceived the idea or
nntriiAr tv imdv un. taking it away
on one of the steamers and throwing
the parts overboard and men report
ing to the police that his wife had
left him. With a butcher knife and
a hnrUnnw he severed the head from
the body, and after putting the scalp
and hair in the kltcnen range,
th oirnii in thn furnace in the cellar.
The legs and arms were cut from the
body and the ' flesh sliced off In
strips, leaving the bones of the limbs
practically bare. The bones were then
placed in the furnace and the chunks
of flesh piled into a trunk with the
torso.
With the trunk and its ghastly con
tents Jordan came to Boston, stop
ping at a boarding houRe preliminary
io taking a steamer for New York.
The discovery of the crime was by
me,re chance. The cabman who drove
Jordan to the boarding house be
came suspicious about the contents of
the trunk while carrying 11 into ine
house. Its weight made him think it
contained stolen silverware, and the
nervous manner of Jordan satisfied
him that the man was a burglar.
The cab driver, believing he was
on the trail of a thief, went to the
police and told them of the mysteri
ous trunk. Officers were detailed to
go to the boarding house and investi
gate. When Jordan was ordered to
open the trunk he did not appear, to
be in the 'least nervous or alarmed,
but hesitated to comply with the offi
cer's retiuest His calm and natural
manner and his statements that i he
w9 a : traveling salesman, iajidtbat
LUO Li u ii IL uouiaiueu HDiym milium
threw the police off their gnard. Be
lieving it waa better to investigate,
however, the officers finally opened
the trunk and came upon Its bloody
contents. i
Jordan submitted without protest
to arrest, and upon his arrival at the
police station calmly gave the police
full details of his crime. An exami
nation was made of the house in Som
erville and there the police found the
head and bones of the murdered wo
man and other evidences of the crime.
TWO MORE ARRESTS '
FOR BOOZE SELLING
RESOLUTIONS, ON DEATH
OF LOUIS RENNINGER
James Karhan and Pony Witter, J. w. Geary Post, No. 7, 6. A.
of Springfield, Placed
in Custody
Two of the men indicted durlne
the past few days by the grand jury
for selling liquor are James Karhan
and "Pony" Witter, both of Spring- j
field. They were placed under arrest ,
lust evening and brought to Eugene.
Karhan gave bonds in the sum of
1500 for his appearance In court,
but the latter was placed in the coun
ty jail.
There have been several other In
dictments and more arrests will prob
ably take place soon. The grand Jury
is still working and many witnesses
have been examined.
R., Pays Tribute to
His Memory
WATTS TOR WATCHES
NEW S. P. ROLLING
STOCK HERE SOON
General Manager J. P. O'Brien, of
the Harrlman lines in Oregon, who
was in Eugene yesterday, said he
has been advised by the Chicago of
fices teat the first shipment or the
$2,000,000 worth of new equipment
which has been allotted to his Juris
diction will be made by the first of
the year, and t&at the entire order of
diners, observation cars, standard and
tourist sleepers, freight cars, locomo
tives and cabooses will be laid , down
here within a few weeks from that
time. This will be the largest single
order of new equipment ever laid
down In the Northwest. It embraces
one-third of the total of new equip
ment prdered by-tne Harrlman sva
toms for 1909.
THE PARK HOTEIi.
Having leased the Park hotel, lo
cated at the corner of Olive street
and the depot grounds, one block '
west of the S. P. depot, we will open I
the house to the public December 7. ',
Newly furnished throughout: elec-'i
trie lights, hot and cold water; toilet'
and bath on both floors.
We respectfully solicit a share of
your patronage.
d7 WILTSE & KELSEY.
J. W. Geary Post, No. 7, G. A. R
at Its last meeting adopted resolu
tions as fallows: V
Louis Renlnger was with us, was
one of us, an honorable member of
J. W. Ofiflrv PflflT "rCrt 7 n A T
served during the Civil War in Co. H.
37th Ohio V. I. Has lived a life of
usefulness to his family, his country
and to humanity. Loved by all, of
fering his life for his country, there
by to aid In lifting up and defending
his fellow man In their efforts for
Civilization Anri fi'AoHnm
The Allwlse Creator and Ruler of
an ininga nas seen fit to remove him
from our midst, from flis family, his
frlendR and Mimpodca rrv, c
be It Resolved, That we", the members
Of J. W. Gearv Pnat Tin 7 n a x
extend to his bereaved wife and chil
dren, and to ayirr.aiuuib5 fiends,
the hand of heartfelt sympathy, feel
ing that we can but think that he has
paused not to a silent, but to an ac
tive eternity, to a closer and better
understanding of his maker.
Resolved,. That a copy of these
wiuiiuns do lurnisnea to the fam
ily and city papers.
L. Phetteplaee, ... W. M. Sherman,
Adjutant. - , ... Com
MARKRB FOR I HAITI. .
anaanaaataaaia.
Three years ago I waa marked for
death. A grave-yard eongh was tear
ing my lunge to pieces. Doctors failed
to help ing and hope had fled, when
ray husband got Dr. King's New Dls
coverv." onv. tw, A n timih
Bac, Ky. "The first dose helped me
uu iiiiiimvement Kept on until 1
had gained 58 pounds In weight and
niV health tvno ftillv r.n
" 'wuicu. 1 Ui8
medicine holds the world's healing
reCOrd fnr rntifha unA nnM 1
and throat disease. It prevents pneu
monia. Sold under guarantee at W.
J"'Ke,iiairs drug stoxe. 50c and
i.uu. Trial bottle free"
CAR OP COAV HERE
IF Cr KNEW
Too merits of Texas Wondri on
vouhl never suffer from Kidney.
bladderQ' rheumatic trouble. $1 a
bottle (two months' treatment) sold
by O. J. Hull, or byAatl. awid for
testimonials. Dr: E. W. Hall,
Olive street. St Lonla
Hats and fancy feathers at half
price all this week. A ticket on a
fine ostrich plume with each dollar's
piircnase
d5
The Williams Transfer rnmMn.
has received a carload of Washlnir-
n.i tuni. ren ao liars a ton, dellver-
cu. uruer at once, as it will go soon.
' has
The Oregon Land Comnanv
food buyers for timber. Eastern cap-
......... imioer must stano investi
gation. Abstracts examined. Oregon
uiupHuy, winamette
Eugene, Oregen.
COLVIN & RUSSELL Q
TO CftSR A IN ONE
Take AX ATI VE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Jlrnggists refund monev u I
IWails W cure. E. W. GROVE'S
siyinture la on mat) box. H5c I
tnl. Room No. 11.
l.iickey,
watches.
the reliable Jeweler Tor
WdA
CASTOR I A
O -tor lataata ana 1 HHw.
Hie Kind Yea Han Ahrcy qbt
Bears the
S'Fnature ot
SEND HERMANN
TO WASHINGTON
Word was received here today
from Coqullle that Binger Hermann,
former congressman from this dis
trict, had agreed to go to Washing
ton this winter and endeavor to per
suade congress to make appropria
tions for the Coqullle river and bar
and Coos Bay, says the Marshfleld
Tiufts. Mr. Hermann was invited
by the business men of Coqullle val
ley to represent them and as he se
cured the original appropriation ior
the improvement ot these harbors.
it is believed that he will be one of
the most effective agents that couia
be sent. -
It is likely that the Marshfleld
and North Bend chambers of com
merce will send Walter Lyon -and
Peter Loggle to work with Binger
Hermann In behalf of this section.
Tommy Meade, tne jockey, will
Dlay an Important part in "Blue
Grass." the racing play put on by
George Tyler for the present season.
BABY BOY HAD
ITCHING
HUMOR
Which Broke Out in Different Places
-Nothing Would Help Him
Mother Almost in Despair Skin
Quickly Healed WithoutaScar and
Trouble Has Never Returned
SINCE USInTcUTICURA
MOTHER GIVES IT PRAISE
"RffTArnl mnntha AM. BIT littja how.
Dow two and a half years eld, began P
orcu one wita
itehiaz sores. I
begs to -doe-tor
bin. sod aa
aoon aa I got
them healed up
in one place tfcy
would break out
& another. I
waa almost in
deepaife Ioould
not gt anything
that would help
him. One even
ing I read a tes
timonial from a
lady who had cured her little boy with
Cuticura. I began to use the Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment; and after
using them three times, the sores com
menced to heal. He is now well, and
not a scar is left on his body.. .- Thejr
have never returned nor left him witn
bad blood, as one would think. Cuti
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tried, and they are surely great. I
shall always hve them in the house '
handy, and shall highly recommend
them to any one who is suffering likewise.
I cannot give them too much praise.
Mrs. William Geeding, 102 Washington
St., Attica, Ind., July 22, 1907."
ITCHING TORMENTS
From little patches of eczema, tetter,
milk crust, psoriasis, eto., on the skin,
scalp, or hands of infants, children, or
adults are instantly relieved and speed
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gentlo anointings with Cuticura Oint
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guaranteed absolutely pure.
Cuticura Soap (28c.) to Cleanse the Skin.' Cutt
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Corn.. Sole Prope. Bonton, Mans.
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Quality and
Style in
flnrfittia
WAV
Are the strwig features !
the MICHAELS, STERN &
CO.'S line, sol- exclusively
hi Eugene at Hansen's.
This brand alone is a guar
antee 'With those who
know what good clothes
are. Our line of suits of
all grades and prices was
nevr more complete and
we know our prices are all
that the most carefui buy
er could desire.
Come and see for your
self, and 'we Hvill Take
pleasure in showing our
goods whether you buy or
not. . "
Our line of gents fur
nishings is complete and
in shirts, underwear and
neckwear we are sure to
have just whaP you are
looking forO Q
D. HANSON
East Ninth Street
a
ini, lor all the riood hi '""?,i00- HT.&"k
row. "weak" the action'o I ,Z' bi' T?
and hj man suffer, to trt V,
J th,e. !,rict?!t "Golden M;, J
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as from nmum. enrol,,, j .. Mreo ' ."
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ihi!'
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A Practical Car for
Business or PIcasurp
Inexpensive, cost less than halt as much J
. automobile low speed 2 to 6 nitai?
6 to 26 miles an hour. "aiwx
Neat in appearance
Travels any Road
Made any style
Prices
, - , : $375 to $750
.These cars are made ta u any tmiJ
naaJ k.J ...J. L.Tn in'. "'!
Mi rabtmtfre, eas springs, motive pare
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RANDLE & H01C
AGENTS
570 WILLAMETTE STREET
P- 0. BOX 455 EUGHE
GOOD WATC1
High Grade Movements ,
With 20 and 25 yaargjanmtedai
Are the kind I Mrrv in stoi
Come in and look them over. Ask questions
. I 1 limit Ml
my price n s a pieaswe iuwuiwp,
H. D. SMART, Jew)
M MARKS' DRUG STORE, Hotel Smeedefe
Watr.h. r.infik and Jswelrv reDairing a special
Steam and Gas
' Pipe thread from 1 iochjo
Price from JOc to 50c , .
AllzeDipplcutfrofflM
All work guawaWdl J
MARTIN &. BR1GGS. ---j
; Tie EUGENE POULTRY
I Keeps on hand I
LIVE AND BBjJ i
PRUSSIAN POttBffJ,
(The great egg .,
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