Eugene daily guard., December 08, 1908, Image 1

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EUGENE '
GUARD
DAILY
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O'S CONTEST
Klt.KXK, ORKMON. Tl KSI1AY KVKMXCi. DKCKMIIF.H 8, 1KOH
NO. HI
Cottage Grove aad Lorane, one to
LL INSURE WINNERS
trip of life time ::::.....
go.
Creswell, Goshen,
per, one to go.
Springfield, cte
Marcola, Coburg,
Mabel, one to go.
Junction, Irving
one to go.
Eiiuira, Biachly
Doxter and Jas-
to go.
Wendllng and
and Harrisburg,
Mapleton, Acme,
fnr tlifl T11T1A vniinff la!a ...1 .
V - s ,"'u "o are 10 represent
y will be a grand one for the winners. '.
Inager of The Guard has arranged in every detail a !
III not possibly be anything but one of pleasure. 1
liners in tms contest will not only receive their ov :
ihe trip, including transportatoin .hotel bill and aU ex- t
g their ten days vacation, but arrangements have
Please enter my name as
candidate to the Lane county
contest.
MARTINEZ KILLED !
ABDUCTED GIRL
AND HIMSELF!
Name
Address
Vouched for by:
Good for five votes.
I
Conditions.
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wnereDy iney win De received on entering the fair
jnmittee in charge wffl see that they are properly en
iuring their stay.
' t '1 venr's KlthscHntinn ti llii, r,..,1
eans a gr-- trip, ana me people of Lane county 3.oo by carried ja.oo br mii.
dy appreciate their county being represented at the whlch entitles any young indy in the
tin fg p n tlio mainsr hi nM.L u I i . . wvvv, una uiousuuu
oawu -.w.w iu nu.u u, ii ti s Deen planned.
ads oi people will Know that these young ladies are
kg one of the finest districts in Oregon Lane coun-
bnditions of this contest are here below stated:
Trinidad. Colo., Dec. 8.
Maggie Garcia, ased 1 S years
and Francis Marttuci, sue.
ported of the murder of four
members of the Garcia family
last week, were found dead
yesterday twenty miles west
of the Garcia ranch. Hoth tiad
been shot In the head. Ap
parently Martinet murdored
the girl aud then committed
suicide.
A posse had surrounded
Marlines and the girl Sunday
night and finding his escape
cut off, Martinez killed Ihe
girl and himself. Marlines
probably abducted the girl
after killing the Tamil), uud
forced her to walk to the
place where they were loca
NEW YORK WORLD !
DEMANDS INVESTIGATION !
OF CANAL MATTERS
FOUND ROBBERS'
HORSE AND BUGGY
BUT NO MONEY
Bold East Side Robbers Elude
Portland Officers
New York, Dec. 8. The New York World, to which Delavan ,0'1Unf VTho pol,c th,
Cn.iM. in t ji r . '. . . . morning found a horso and buggy
bmitu, editor of the Indianapolis News, referred to In his reply to "sod by three robbers, who held up
President Koosevelfs attack upon him as the authority for an eyK.Sred Ju.soo"1 t& iKl
'wu un me ranama canal wnicli appeared in his caner. and . traii' " t'u' men. Thcf men hired
j called forth the president's letter, which appeaerd in his paper,
auy a louuy;
"In view of President Roosevolfs deliberate misstatement """ "' """'y l"""1 "" xll,,'r s"wt
the buitgy of a Wost Side livery
stable and evidently let It loose as
soon as through with the vehicle.
of fact in his scandalous personal attack upon Mr. Dolavan
Vity is to be represented
tie Fair by nine of the
fr young ladles. WHO
be determined by the
ane county by vote. Any
having two business men
votes.
6 months, 2.60 400 votes
S months, Si. 50 150 votes J
Weekly, $1.50 .'. 500 votos T
Coupon in rhe paper good for one
vote. Will be published dally be- X
ginning Saturday. J
The Trip. '
A ten day's trip to the Seattle '
fair. This will be the trip of your
life. All the expenses will be borne I
bv the Eliapno Guard unit vnn
tane lOunty Is divided inrn rila. ; be maids of honor. reDrnsentlnff vnur .
trlcts as follows: j I
Eugene, three to eo. ' . , I
vouch for her. Xl.VE TO GO. !
Nine young ladles having the most !
votes will be the chosen ones. 1
Voting Districts.
ll.UX FORKCAST
von tomorrow.
Oregon and Washington
Rain tonight and Wednesday.
Southerly gale, coast fresh
southerly Interior.
Idaho Rain tonight and
Wednesday'
(8 eSaj oo penaiinoo)
I., f. Stanley went to Portland to-'
- day on business.
Low Cash Prices Chief Attraction at Hampton's.
ts That Point the Way
Proftable Buying
ie shopping days are passing swiftly. We urqe you to
ake your purchases early. Goods now on display.
teful as well as the practical novelties for grown-ups,
ith a touch of the fancy for children. . With the largest
ock in Eugene, with the largest force of salespeople
i attend to your every want, and the lowest CASH
ice possible on dependable goods makes this the most
esirable and economical establishment from which to
Jake your purchases.
We've Sold
Shopping Bags
But never have we had such values as we are showing
at the present time. By a fortunate purchase direct
from an exclusive bag manufacturer we are able to
name a wholesale price to you. In otho? words, we can
sell to you at the same priec all other merchants have to
pay for the goods. You save the profit. Won't it be
worth while? Let us demonstrate. Bags at $1.25,
worth $2.00; bags at $2.00 worth $3.50.
EMBROIDERED LINENS
l hese are appropriate for the
season and moderate In price.
12x12 embroidered Linen Dolly,
each 79c
18-X18 embroidered Linen Cen
trepiece, each $1.40
32x32 embroidered Linen Cen
trepiece, each 92.00
ROUND DOILIES AND
CENTREPIECES
6x 6 scalloped edge, drawn
work border, each 10c
9x 9. scalloped edge, drawn
work border, each -Oc
-.4x18, scalloped edge, embroi
dered centres, each 91.'.1
SCARFS
Embroidered scarfs, hemstitch
ed edges.
18x36, each
18x54. each $3.80
I.lnen scarf, drawn work and 1
sertion In centre, wide cluny
lace edgo. 16x45. each. . . .ii.HO
Centrepiece to match, 30x3.
each '-60
ar R
SHE WILL REMEMBER THIS
CHRISTMAS IF IT BRINGS
HER A GORDON FUR
These Gordon Furs are not only
up-to-date, but they are a date
ahead. In purchasing this make
you are assured of quality. We
have known them ten years
they are hte best. We have furs
for $1.50, or better and larger
ones up to, each :i5.iM
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN OR WOMEN ARE HERE
BRIGHTAND NEW
What could you give that would le more useful? No
matter what you pay you will get the viry hlghust qunllty
right here In this big. wll-stocked store. We cun sell you
one for 60c or up to $10 or 20.
SILK WAIST PATTERNS
There Is an advantage of excluaivnncus In purchasing these
new arrivals. They come in 6-yard lengths, stripes and sev
eal colors; the pattern tO.oo
PRETTY WHITE APRONS
Made of floe lawn or dotted Swiss; others fine cambric:
UHeful present for any woman. Hound afternoon anron, ruf
fled lace edge, each. 'inc.. ic, BOe anil Wc
Ing wide apron, bib straps over shoulders, ea.JSc. SOc
E
thtng With Quality in Every Garment Style in Every Seam
you wear this kind of goods you are sure to be a well-dressed man. Look just as weU as anybody, anywliere. Any
. , .mm a . a i aw-a a a 4 na aa xnimt Arm rflnthtn ss
for clothing, but this store for good clothing. Youu una u vme i - ,
s a good Xmas present, either a suit for $8.50 or ones up to the top notcher. at $30.00. But we have a .tore full of
s Furnishings.
rdon
i
Raters
)es
se
1
Put a Gordon hat on your
head and vou have reached
the limit of hat goodness.
Each 3.00
If you wear a sweater thwe
Is comfort in every motion.
Each TSc to
e
Indispensable to solid com
fort: how about one for
for Christmas?
; $4.00 to
house coat or a smoking
Iscket wou!u be a very good
oresent. We nave s n"
line. Each... H
Rain
Coats
Boys'
Clothing
Men's
Sox
Combination
Set
Golf
Gloves
We sell rain couts that will
shed rain: that's the kind
you want. Each. .!- to
Among the good makes of
Imvs' clothing will lie found
Mrs. Jane Hopkins' Hoy
proof kind: suit. --' I"
Fancy box. plain ox. wool
'we can soi every roan
!n Eugene our stork is so
large; prices, l-'sc, IMc
A set. consisting of garters,
suspenders and arm band,
all matrh; set. 7.V and IJJO
H can o a good pair or
olf kIowW.vt Xmas:
pair
the
lint and ftc
Ties for
Everybody
Silk
Silk
Umbrellas
Fancy
Shirts
Stetson
Hats
Terku, Kour-ln-band ties,
new h a !-, new patterns,
new kk(1b, crisp and snappy.
Karh lioc nii tMc
The ffne waKhable kind, with
ami.l. harti-f ItftriiitM -
Handkerchiefseath' .... .:., and si
Fine silk LBibrellas; fancy
handles: no better goods
mac eah...$l.00 Ui
Ttrge aasfntment from
which to neleet; you can lie
suited here; each $1 to 92.SO
. A Stetson hat Is too well
- known to need deacrlulng:
we have them to
LLAR AND MUFFS
" hlte besr cloth collar snd mnrt
each I.SS
Gray Astrachan collar and muff.
set. each tt '"
White Angora muff set. with
'X'ad trimming,. $2.50 and .'."0
Hampton BroS.
3)-364 Wniamette St,.
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
BOYS' CLOTHING
If the boy needs a suit, why not
lOr It for Xmas lJH u IO.O
NIGHT ROBES
' Make useful presents. We have
them from JHIe to MH
seen two men running from the vi
cinity of the bank in a direction op
posite tltnt supposed to have been
tnken hy the trio who did the active
work In the robbery. It Is supposed
these men ran In an opposite direc
tion to disconcert pursuers of lha
principals In the robbery.
Up to two o'clock today there is
absolutely no tnuKlble clue to the
Identity of the robbers.
Portland, loc. 8. lietectlvn Prank
Heal tv nicked un S'200 on AMor
Smith, editor of the Indianapolis News, the World calls unon the! 9lrH,t ody. not far from the wono
onn-c. f ... TTi.j c ... , ... . ot " robbery. The money wail In
..ft.voo vuo umicu cwitca to urn tvo immeuiaieiy a mil ftna ! a roll and wna identified us a part
impartial investigation of the entire Panama oanal scandal." , 17 "L" '''.""'Vk Vtou. In'0"tn '
The World goes into the negotiations incident to tho tnkiiitr lieved that five men n're implicated.
over bv thin cnvonuimnt of thn Pnnnma na..1 t n. : Captain Whllcomb of the municipal
. -7 . r.j-v..vj. i.v.u mo . nro b(,t r,.,,ortw t0(Jlly thn( m llll(t
original rrencn company, ana quotes extensively from the testi
mony taken before the investigating committee of tho Benate,
which went into the canal affair in 1006, and of William Nelson
Cromwell's persistent refusal to answor the most pertinent
questions of Senator Morgan, of Alabama, whose work the
World says was interrupted by his death.
The World quotes extensively and apparently refutes beyond
doubt the statement of President Roosevelt that "the United
States did not pay a cent of the $40,000,000 to any Amorloan
citizen. The government paid the $40,000,000 to the French
government, getting the receipt of the liquidator appointed by
the French government to reoolve the same."
The World says the only one man who knows how the money
was distributed is Cromwell, and that "Roosevelt and Boot were
the two men most in Cromwell's confidence, and the paper
charges it was they who aided Cromwell in consummating the
Panama revolution, arranged the terms of the purchase of the
canal and made the agreement to pay $40,000,000 on the
canal properties, and an additional $10,000,000 for a manufac
tured Panama republic, every penny of which was paid by
check on the United States treasury to J. P. Morgan & Company,
and not to the French government, as Roosevelt says, but to J. P.
Morgan & Company."
The World says the property of the bankrupt DoLesscps
Company could have been purchased for $5,000,000, and that
an American company was formed with dummy dlrcotora to take
over the property, an Ametican company organise by Crom
well getting most of the money.
FREDERICK HYDE
SENTENCED TO TWO ;
YEARS IN PRISON!
Must Also Pay Fine of Ten
Thousand Dollars ,
PROMINENT MAN
OF ST, LOUIS
SHOT TO DEATH
Family Avers Hirschberg Was
Victim of Burglars
Waslilimton, I). 0., Dec. 8. Fred
erick A. Ilydo of San Francisco, who
was convicted of conspiracy to de
fraud the United states of Iiukc
trans of land In Oroxon and Wash
ington, was today sentenced to a fine
of $10,000 and to serve two years In
the penitentiary at Mountlsvllle, W.
Va., the maximum sentence and pen
alty under tho law.
Joseph II. Schneider of Tuscan,
Arlsona, and an employe of Hyde,
was fined 11,000, and sentenced to
one year and two months, In the pen
itentiary. Both rued appeals ana
were released on bonds.
VENEZUELAN CRISIS
IS NEAR AT HAND
Castro to Europe Dutch War
ships Active
Caracas, Dec. 4, (Friday) The
I departure of President Castro for
i Kurope and a naval demonstration
by the Dufh warships alonK the
; Venezuelan Coast have conspired to
, brliiK about a condition of affairs In
Vi-ni'iuels which may have serious
j conwviunnrcs as the Kovernmnnt Is
! resolved to fire on the first Dutch
warship t hut commits any unfriendly
at snd the brftfmrinK of what mar
d-vclop to be a strong movement
against Castro has been noticed.
Ht. Louis, Dec. 8. -Frsnils D.
lllrarhberK. prominent In the Catho
lic church and friend of Archbishop
(llnnnon and well known In club and
business circles as a director of the
Loulslnnn Purchase exposition, was
shot und killed ut his home early
today. Whether murder or snllde
has not been determined. The police
are InvastlKutlug the rlrcumttnncrs
and clues.
Investljratlon of the affair brims
out the fact that members of the
family aver Hlrarhber wss s victim
if burslars, but the pollcs declare
'here Is no evidence of sn Intruder
In his palatial home. trill of
blof'l Irom the r""cptlnn . ball
leads to Mrs. Illrtchncrx s room on
the second floor, and she ssya she
wss awakened by him tnnnHring In
to the room, where he full to the
floor unconscious. Mrs. lllrschberK
hd her husband carried to his bed
room where he died. She did not
hear the report of a pistol.
Illrsihberu first Introduced In this
ciiuity the practice or InsurInK em
ployes nxalnst uccldent In their work,!
and has for many years been a leader
in rhe Itmtranct business.
Mrs. Illrschbcric Is a sister of lady!
.'olilnorlh, wife of an KnK'ish I
nobleman.
Three mnsked men 'hold up antt
robbed the Kast 8lde Dank, southeast
corner of Grand Avenue and Kast
Washington street, at S:45 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Seventeen
thousand dollars In cold, silver antt
currency was the plunder claimed by
the robbers. This they irsthered la
two big sacks snd ran out of tb
bonk, turning eastward and stagger
Ing under the weight of the loot. II.
11. Nowhsll, preslduut of the bank,
and Koger Newhnll, his son, fired)
six shots after hem, but without ef
fect. Up to a late hour the small ar
my of detectives, doputy sheriffs and)
secret service agents ut work on the
case had uo definite clew, although
many theories wore being workudi
out and many rumors run down.
Just two minutes wero required to
complete s robbery that has few
precedents for daring and despera
tion. Knterinit the bank, in the
him it. of the Kast Sldo business dis
trict at an hour when hundreds of
people wero oil the streets, tho lead
er and most determined of the three
men, forced Mr.'Nuwhall and his ton,
who Is tn employe of the bank.
Into Mr. Newlmll's private . office.
This done two men who were wait
ing outside Jumiied Inside the swing
lug door, and while ono stood wills
cocked revolver watching tho en
trance, tho other held sacks, into,
which the leader dumped the money
from the counter and cash tills. They
left $1100 In silver half dollars antt
did not go Into the vault, which wna
open, evidently .realising that they
had al the money they could carry
away.
LIQUOR CASES STILT
HOLD COURT'S ATTENTION;
Ray Littlefield and Cyras Wool-.
ridgo Sentenced
. Terms in Jail
to
i!
INTERESTING SESSION
OF SOUTHERN CONGRESS
Washington, Dec. The South
ern Commercial Congress todsy cen
tered at the national eoneervatlon
commission at which both Koosevelt
and Tart are to spesk. The morn
ing session wss made Interesting by
sddresses by Kdwln C. Krkel, Dr. O.
W. Hsyea. chief geologist of the
I'nlled States Oaologlral Survey, and
D. A. Tompkins of Charlotte, N.
riiicAtjo wiiK.vr makkht.
Chicago. Iee. .!. 11.03(4:
May, f 1.08 7-. July 11.01
totnber
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LITTLE INTEREST
IN ANNUAL MESSAGE
The trlil of Zach Parsons, charged
with selling liquor, wss held today
In the circuit court before a Jury
si follows-. O. W. Brabham, Frank?
Goodpasture, R. S. Prlndle, James
Kennedy. Ueo. Fisher. K. F. Miller,,
B..B. Jackson. Jr.. O. T. Ray. W. B.
Fink. A. A. fllhson, Otbo Itoberta
and R. C Martin.
The lory was still out at s late
hour this aftornooa.
Testurday afturuoon Ray Little
field changed his plea, of' not guilty
o that of guilty and' was sentenced,
to thirty days In the county Jail for
selling liquor.
Jos. Jacobs entered a plea of guilty
to another charge of selling liquor
snd will be sentenced tomorrow.
Several other liquor cases were
continued for the term.
Cyrus Woolrldge was sentenced
to 111 dnya in the county Jail this
morning on s llqimr-sellliix charge.
James Cnr an was sentenced to
pay a Due of f:ioo and costs oo th
same charge.
Mert Kelsay. the Creswell youth,
charged with perjury, entered a pie,
of not guilty this morning.
Civil Cases,
The rase of Albert J. Ward vs.
Ceo. T. Mall, Sr., to r"Vover mouey,
was continued for the term..
Galleries Filled, But Members
Read printed Copies
Wsahlnrj-, Dee. 8. Interest In
both housvs centered todsy In Ibe
reading of the president's measago;
following notification of the chief
executive by a Joint committee of
congress It was ready to receive It.
ELECTION-AT JUNCTION
CITY YESTERDAY
Junction City. ixi. S. At the an
nual city election held here yester
day, the following were elected coun
cil men: Fred C. Pell, Forrest O.
Miller snd Karl Jackson.
There was very little Interest msa
Ifested In the general result. Dr.
Huff was detested for re-eleotlon by
only six votes.
The galleries of both houses were1 Miles Carter, who was sh.- t bv
fllled and all senators snd represen-' Jlsck, s street laborer, last week,
tatlves were supplied with printed j at Uranta Pass, ss a result of the
cipls of the message. i Utter s refusing to pay for a glass
The senstors snd members gsvejof "near-beer" he had onlered and
Comparatively little attention to the drunk, died yesterday. The bul
readlgn but most of them busied let pierced his lungs. Mack will b
themselves wltb lbs prated copies. cttarged with murder.
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