Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 14, 1908, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texto o 0E ED GENE. DAILY GUARD EUGENE, OREGO.V, MONDAY EVE MXG, DKCKMHKR 14, 1008. IMMIGRATION WILL BE PROHIBITED Vcago, uec. n Biicwai uiajytticu 10 tne Kecord-Herald Washington says that all Japanese emigration to the Unit Ls will be stopped by the Japanese government. Baron L minister 01 foreign affairs, will make an official an SO. 203 TRIAL OF HAINS FOR MURDER OF ANNIS BEGINS Brother of Murderer is Accused of Complicity j that the proverbial blanket could i have covered all three, and It was ' only big Mac's great Jump that won tor htm, that jump that moans aue.d I ded sprlut at a moment whci the rid er ls sprinting at a pace that It seems impossible to improve upon. MEN WHO RAN OFF ! WITH LIVERX BUGGY : CAUGHT AT CA.IYONVILLE j i I Two men, whoso names arc not . lniime.l w.iit nrrested f rnrnn. Lent to the diet that the government has decided to nrn ( ,g' h-,l-,oc- The trlal ' vine. Douglas county. Sunday uv' the P. n..A ueuQeQ 10 pro- I of Thornton Jenkins llnlns. author sherlff oI tnat countV charged with the theft of a team and buggy from Uear the last remaining difference or possible cause of ( "H' XlP Lbetween the United States and Japan. jand ki,led "the Bayslde Club last; morning at nine o'clock, stating that ne waniec 10 go to iMiiiira ana weuui bo back in the afternoon. He didn't show up and tho officers wcro noti fied. The sheriffs up and down the line were asked to look out for tho fellow and his description and that , of the team and buggy were given to each. The Douglas county sheriff wired Sheriff Harry ltowu yesterday that he had found the outfit nt Can yonvllle and had arrested two men who wero In the buggy. The man who hired the rig evidently had a pal who got In after he had left the stable. Special Deputy Sheriff George Cron er left oil last night's train for Hose- r .. !-t. .. v, pi,i . . !-"""" "j -iiii. reier i.. nains, ieiispaiu" oaju k"v mo iunau government was Drought commenced this afternoon before (decision after a long series of conferences between Secre- Jusiice Crane in the supreme court, tand Baron Takahira. 1 Had the matter been left unset- McFARLAND-MORAN although neither government desired war, both never-: WflW RRFflT RflPF L might have been forced into it had anti-Japanese riots Ud in San Francsico or elsewhere on the Pacific coast. iTOR FULTON ILL FIGHT YOUNG - TO BITTER END lilngton, Dec. iz. senator k rill Ilgnt oenaior isourue a tie for Portland's postmaster, t Young. A report primea tit "the delegation mea pro- 1 tits cnairman t-on rose ot .rate poBtofflce committee proves to be inaccurate. Only Ful ton asked that the nomination be held up, Hawley and Ellis not being parties to the protest. Ellis, in whose district Portland Is, said: "I have taken no part in the con-i troversy, regarding it as a personal appointment of Bourne's, as Port-1 land i his home town. ! The enumeration of the Junction school district shows 247 and the number in the school of the city ls 260, a remarkable showing. New York, Dec. 12. That famous old humpback jump that made big Floyd MacFarlnnd one of the great est sprinters that ever whirled down a stretch won for himself and Jimmy Morau at Madison Square garden to night the best, and fastest six-day bi cycle race ever raced. By the margin of halt a wheel's breadth he beat Walter Ilutt, the big German champion of last year, across the broad black line that mnrked the end of 142 hours' ceaseless work. Lapped on Rutt's rear wheel was Walter Demara, the San Francisco boy, whose wonderful dash into the six-day game was the marvel ot the race. They finished the race so close burg to bring the prisoner to Eugene and Tom llalley, owner of the team and buggy, left on the snine train for Canyouvlllo to bring them back. Pendleton baa passed an ordinance providing for a near-beer license of $1,000. Harrlsburg beat Cottage Grove at basketball Friday night 2fr to 20. n 1 -r , -i , . - i U MWJEEl 1 1X1 9VS -V-i.-". OF MISS (is of Interest to You to Know Where to Buy at This Time of Year to the Best Advantage HPUT THAT ONE WORD BRIEFLY A CU 'S THE ONE WORD WHICH EXPLAINS UUll 1 -DESCRIBES OUR STOCK jtOT0JK EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES tillow Covers itlrely new line oi pillow covers, all leather, niie of inch square pieces, sewed togetner, iotmlDg conventional figures. beatner mnje edges. Each .i.ao fable Linen mean not make a mistake on linens. "Al- njs room for one more." Napkins, too. Tible Linens, the yard, 2.5c, 50c, 75c, 81.00 0 $2.00 Xipklns. the dozen 1.25 to 85.00 Xmas Ribbons New warp print ribbons, floral designs, 5 inches wide, blue, pink, lemon and laven der; the yard 50c White Aprous Round house aprons .of fine lawn or dotted Swiss, with lace or embroidered ruffle: ex cellent as a Christmas gift; each 50 and 00c Silk Hose These will be most acceptable by any one always useful. We have all-silk hose at, the pair 1.00 Kid Gloves Full lino Kid Gloves, all shades, many prices. If you select the wrong size, exchange after Xmas and have them flttod;. pair $1.25 and :-50 Shopping Bags Greatest values ever placed on our countera. We are showing them now. We bought them of a bag manufacturer. You get the Jobber's profit; jach $1.78 But cJfter Mia We Are Showing Men How To Dress Well and HaveloneyLeft Anv Qothcs You Buy Here are guaranteed to bo satisfactory to you in every way ; worth all you pay for them and more. Hart, Schaffncr & Marx Make tfiat kind of clothes for us; we can't say about them all they deserve; they're the beet clothes we can find, and we're sure you can't find any better clothes than we can. It's our bus iness. Any time you come to us for clothes we'll see that you get the right thing for you in an overcoat and suit. $18.00 to $30.00 Whatever the price, the big valniqj; -ajeqj g.a? dtore is the home ot Hart Schaffner & Marx clothe. "AS SUSPENDERS Suspenders, Tie and Silk nikerchiefs all matched, in ac7 box, the b $1.75 Hampton Bros. eta Kl wtuamriie ju WHWOCASH BEATS CREDIT XMAS SOCKS Box containing 1-4 dozen fancy sox, assorted colors, high luality; the box 1-75 HARRIMAN NOT COMPELLED M ANSWER QUESTIONS Supreme Court Deals Blow to Interstate Commerce Law Washington. 1). C, lcc. 14. In an opinion by Justice Holmes of the Supreme Court of tho United l Stales, he held that H. II. llairlnian and Otto Kuhu, a New Yurk banker, should not ho required u aiiser the Interstate com mission's iuet lung con cerning dealings In slock between the Union S'acifU! and other rods, to which they refused to make res- l pontes whi'ii the subject was under Investigation in Now lork. lanv ls .lMrtive. Washington, 1). C, Dec. 11. Con struing the dclsliin of the court In a dissenting opinion. Justice Day ox pressed tho opinion that the con struction given tho Interstate com merce law takes from It all tho power of investigation. LATEST PORTRAIT HELEN TAFT. Mlra Helen Taft. daughter of the prralteDt elect, probably take u little InUiYHt In social matters ns any young womaa nv eallefl upen to grace the White House. Hooka ami study ore her dllhl. Bke mm Uttle (or music, notwithstanding tbat her mother Is a most MeanpMahad muelcton. ( Itkee outdunr sports, but sovlal matters so tar havo4d k a4 least at all. VENEZUELANS EXCITED BY THE SEIZURE OF COAST GUARD SHIP ADMIRAL SPERRY GIVEN OVATIOM Pays Respects to Governor ot Ceylon Colombo, Doc. 14. Roar Admiral Sparry landed from tbe battleship Connecticut this morning to pay his official visit to Sir Henry McCallum, governor of Ceylon, The admiral was given an enthusiastic reception by the native and the Europeans. TIMBER CUTTERS BURNED TO DEATH ' IN THEIR CABIN Caracas, Dec IS. The news of the capture of the Venezue lan coast guardsnip Alexis by the Dutch cruiser Qolderland be came known in Caracas this (Sunday) morning. A big crowd on the plaza of Bolivar demonstrated in support of tho govern ment, and a decree was issued by Acting President Gomez plao ing the republic in a state of defense. WAS COAST GUARDSHIP Wfllemstadt, Deo. 14. The seizure of tbe Venezuelan ooast guard ship Alexis by the Dutch cruiser Gelderland revealed the fact that the Alexis carried only six rifles in poor condition and a small quantity of ammunition. Tho captain of the Alexis declared that his -vessel was a merchant steamer, but a passenger on board said sho was a coast guard vessel, and a search of the cap tain's effects brought forth her pennant, furnishing final proof. NOTE TO THE DIPLOMATS Caracas, Dec. 14. The foreign minister, Paul, in a noto lo the members of the diplomatic corps protesting against tho ac tion of the Dutch warships in Venezleuan waters, says: "Venezuela protests with energy against these aggressions upon the territorial rights of the republic, and she holds Holland responsible for all the consequences." CASTRO AT BERLIN Cologne, Germany, Dec .14. Castro arrived hero last even ing and today will proceed to Berlin. He appears to be a sick man. While liere be was reserved and gave out no interviews of consequence. Berlin, Dec. 14. President Caetro arrived here tonight, but it is not believed in official circles that ho is coming to Oermany on a political misson. BROWNSVILLE AFFAIR IS AGAIN REVIVED Fresno, Cal., Doc. 14. I'at Car roll and Kugeue l.uncu, limber cut lers, wero burned to death In their cabin in the niouutnlns fifty miles from here early this morning. Tbey had a roaring1 fire In the stove of the cabin, from which the building caught fire while they were loop. MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC LIGHTS FOR JUNCTION Mayor C. P. Houston, of Junction City, who la In Eugene today, stales that there are good iiroapect of a, municipal electric light plant at Junction. The now council, he says, are In favor of municipal ownership and as soon as possible stops will be taken to purchase the private plant, there or to Install another one. Ma yor Houston says the light service Is very poor and the people are clamoring for something better. PUNISH RELATIVES ' ' ' 0FHIGHBINDERS Hsn Kranclsco. Dec 14. The Chi nese consul general notified the war ring highbinders that another affray would cause him lo send their names to the viceroy of Canton, who wilt bold their relatives In China to be punished; TWO MORE STATES MAY BE ADMITTED Washington. D. C. Dec. 14. A separate statehood for Arlsona and New Mexico Is provided In two bills Introduced today by Senator Forager. WALTER JOHNSON Washington, D. C, Dec. 14 fl-n- tor Foraker today introduced an amendment the bill providing for the re-nllstment of negro troops of alleged participation in t !l llrownsvllle. and addreeeed the i senate committee concerning tn' i w measure to establish a tribunal ! consisting of retired army officers. bwre whom evidence may be - sub mitted and the defendants them selves may appear to answer the ! charges. The measure Is so drawn a, prartlially to take the matter out of the hands of the eieriitlve and rive to the tribunal fuli authority to let Koraker said he had letters from the discharged soldiers saying their movements re dogged If de- . ' I teitlves and the senat" stated that i ahlle he approved of ferreting out I tux facts, he declared there was a I right way to do It. I At the conclusion of Foraker'a re marks a message from tbe president on the subject was reart i ne presi dent enclosed a letter 9" "e aec retsO of war transmitting the re port of the Investigation made by Herbert 1. Urowne, employed by thr , rienartmnnt In conjunction w (apt. W. (J. Ilaldwln. to Investigate i what Happened at ktuwmtiiw ! August 13th and 14, Accord I Ing to the report It establishes clearly i that the colored soldlura did the shooting. i Tbe president state the Investl- GUILTY OF MURDER Hlllslmro, Or.. Dec. I 2. "(Siillty of murder In the first degree." was the verdict brought In lr the Jury tonight In the cane of Wulier .luhn sim. charged with having murdered i lOliner 1'enlue above Timber, Wah higton count)'. July 3. this year. 1 .Mm vm's fne lihinrhed as the ver idlct was read, but Jio continued smoking his rlgar. It.i mother ana sister were In t-e courtroom. Itotn were visibly afected. Chicago WlM-nt Market Chicago. Dec. 14 lec. 11.00; May, 11.05; July, 7 5-8; 8ept. gallon haa not gone far enough to determine all tbe facts, but It ap pears that all members of Co. B must have been actively concerned, either to the eitent of being partici pants or encouraging-the partici pants; that the facte were con cealed because of dire threats made i. u .,,imIIv nad In the I . . i .. n v. .. u1.,mi siime al- I lowanre should be made for tbe mls- 1 , .. -.1... .ktul.lu Ihfl ; conduct oi moiw wuv perpetrators wno may now ward and truthfully tell what hap pened, and recommends the rein statement of such eoldlers within one year.