Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 21, 1909, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextI O . ' O 1BLE EUGENE ' DAILY GUAR n KVGEXE. OHKGON', THUKSOAY, JANUARY 21, 1000. NO. 17. 10 HORROR GROWS AS FACTS BECOME XNOWI ii-r At Murphy's , of Chicago undertakers it cognizable victims of 3 accident are wait with the probability will be identified. The een placed in sacks k nice. I c tbe lake continues na constructing company in op hope that some of la the crib may yet hope is held out that fed fumes may not have to the Innermost reces- air pumps are kept in keep alive any possible Ell List Grows, n. 21. The possibility of dead in yesterday's reach 66, is expressed offman. There are 47 morgue which corre number o missing as re l fe constructing company, impany'e 1 payroll is in inquiries received for names are not on the who are said by rela te been working in the day. Of 39 injured, 15 the hospitals today, five seriously hurt. In One 5rnve. an. ill. At a meeting was de- cided to hold a single ftincral at one uig grave marked by a monument recounting the nature of the vic tims' deaths. President D. Andreas, president of the Sewer & Tunnel Miners' asso ciation,, has expressed the fear that the death list may reach one hundred. CLOUDBURST OVER CALIFORNIA TOWN RAYNOR ATTACKS j THEPRESIDENT Id i JSENATE SPEECH! i Asserts His Absence From the Country Will Be For Nation's Good Stockton, Jan. 21. At Angclus camp last night a cloudburst wiped out nine houses, killed one Chinaman and left the lower art of the town under water. Washington, Jan. 21. m the sen ate today ltaynor charged the presi dent with going to hunt African ani mals which were never beard of be fore and declared the Smithsonian institute was justified in paying the expenses of the expedition, because, "It will be conducive to the peace and general welfare of the nation temporarily at least." mm county bill INTRODUCED IN SENATE NO INVESTIGATION OF DIRECT PRIMARY; Madison, .Wis.. Jan. 21. A joint resolution providing for the investi gation of the recent United Stales senatorial primary was killed in the senate today by a vole of 17 to X. Reconsideration will come up next Tuesday. FOUR-MASTED STEAMER ASHORE AT NAPLES Naples, Cal., Jan. 21. The four masted steamer Ensign, of San Fran cisco, went ashore last night and lies today in the surf fifty yards from the shore, but is not seriously damaged. All on board are safe. ISIDOR RAYNER. Senator from Maryland, who never misses nn opportunity to attack the president. Chicago Wheat Market. Chicago, Jan. 21. May, $1.07' July, 1)7; Sept., Dec, !):", t'OXTl.VlEl) KAIV SAYS KOKKCAST Oregon and Washington Rain tonight and Friday, cold er except near the coast, ilrisk south to southwest winds. ljlaho Rain tonight and Friday: colder Friday. Brisk southerly winds, BY PORTLAND MEMBER ini - """''MTOtrilr iVTHTiirr The January Sale Goes Merrily On THE WOMEN'S SUITS AT HALF PRICE e are .selling have many ndvamnes besidt price at which wo are selling them. All are of the highest 'qual ity and the styles are just what a woman wants. Now the bal ance of the s-eck will he closed out at just one-half the price at which they have sold. The pririce range was $22.50 to $SS.0() me price range is now , $11.23 to $17..1) $35.00 FOR $6.98 We could not sell many suits at this price, hut we have egiht last season's suits that are marked to sell nt from $27.50 to $35.00 the suit. Jackets are silk-lined. They are thoroughly tailored. To close and close quickly we murk then-., the suit ' tjtn.lM $17.00 SILfK PETTICOATS FOR Z2.Z0 $17.00 Fancy Striped Silk Petticoats with wide graduated plat ed flounce, full sweep, to close, each $8.50 EXTRA SKIRTS ARE GREATLY REDUCED While we have no:1" too many skirts made of Panama. Voile and other popular weaves, we place the entire line oa sale at one-fifth less than regular nriees. They are up-to-date garments every one. hut we like to make business hum, so they are to he sold at a discount. $3.50 Skirts now ;;u.: $ S. 00 Skirts now. . $5.00 Skirts now Kf.! $10.00 Skirts now. . $G. 50 Skirts now .;.Y-' I $15.00 Skirts now. . BLACK COLLAM TAFFETA PETTICOATS $1.75 Black Petticoats, wldo flounce, well made, ea $I."0 CHILDREN'S DRESSES MEARLY CLOSED OUT 15 Misses' Dresses of red, blue. brown and green, chocks and small plaids, ranging in sires from f! to i :' vizirs: worth regular from $1.00 to $1.7:.; to close, half price, each r.Oc to KHo 16-BUTT0N MOCHA GLOVES . . .8 11.40 .8 8.00 .812.00 MISSES' SKIRTS AT HALF PRICE Every Misses' Skirt In stock, at one-half worth $2.50 to $6.00; your choice St. 2.1 to $;t.OO $2.50 Mocha Cloves, ton length : th" pair. . lG-but-. IjU.IO $3.00 WHITE PETTICOATS. $1.90 Beautiful Ct.n-l.r'c Skirls. -vide f!ii;::e" villi 5 r.ws lace In sertion, lace jie; sn-.ciat. T."!l (St. 1)1) ET C0VFRS FOR s.. i'rl 3.-.i i : r i-v Sale et Covers, trimmed; each . 2:c 2Co FLANNELETTES FOR 13 c ,C3Eap;JT AT 13r fi-.l'simy'le'le-.- lif.ht or 1M '.oilarsV J. .:n;ary salo W'-e. the y:irl I Or L.IN5M' ((( Mnen roitoJi price; the stork : ard tlio yard. EMBROIDERY BARGAINS 'if. a'd 12:jr. Emlirnidrrv, n: Eil PERSIAN BAWD TRIVilVie'G? Guard Special Service. Salem, Or., Jan. 21. Senator Kelliher this morning', by re quest, introduced in the senate a bill creating Nesmith county from portions of Lane and Douglas counties. Representative Bean's bill for the incorporation of ports wil der a general law was vigorously assailed by members of the Multnomah county delegation in the house this morning. It was feared by them that provisions of the bill, if enacted, might op erate against the real interests of the port of Portland. Further consideration of this measure will be taken up late this after noon in committee of the whole. Representatives Hatteburg and Brandon, of the house com mittee on Indian affairs against the bill by J ones (Lincoln) appropriating $100,000 for the reimbursement of the Indian war veterans for the use of horses during the wars of 1855-6. Jones, chairman of the com- Chinese new year hailed by gelestals- Noisy Demonstration Occurs in New York City's Chinatown New York, Jan. 21. With tho heating of wlord sounding drums and music by queer instruments, the lti in i n k of incense and the saying ot many prayers for their ancestors, the residents of Chinatown ushered iu the Xew Year last night and during tho early hours this morning. Today the observance of the holiday began in earnest and for two weeks to come It is safe to say that, there will bo no more business transuded In the ro nton hounded hv Mntt. fell mid llnvev today submitted a majority report streets than is a bsolutely necessary. i no colouration is almost entirely so- The Chinese keen open house for their friends, and in each house are refreshments, fruits and the Chi nese subsiiiute for nunch for all vis- mittee, submitted a minority report in favor of the bill which was ; itr. Tho entire population devotes . . , , - . . , i Itself to making nnd receiving calls. made a special order for next Monday. Tho clltllPM. ,.,,,. Is n ,:,,. 0118i Representative Mamone's bill requiring all pc:3ons author- j''t lis beginning is regulated by the , . . . . ., . , .. , sun. The new year heKlns on the ized to perform marriage ceremonies to file their credentials . rll.B, ., after the sun enteis Aqua with the county clerk, was killed in the house this morning by ri9. wlll'i makes it come not later , . .than February 1 !i nor earlier than the indefinite postponement route. Bonebrake, the only mm-, January 21. t the period of the ister in thte legislature, voted to sustain the unfavorable report .""" v:lr "' cmi1ih-m. pay homaw to B ' c the departhiK as well as the ap- Of the judiciary committee. I proaclniiK year, for they hold that, as MoKinney, of Baker, today introduced in the house a bill to M"6,;.;0 protect miners and other laborers ty requiring employers to set forth their financial responsibilities. Purdin, of Jackson, presented a bill giving county courts full authority to regulate the construction f bridges and culverts across all irrigating ditches in county roads. . tee. Senator Kay. chairman of tho resolutions committee, opposed tho BINGHAM PLANS TCI WinVP nAPITAI . change hut wnr. outvoted. Hurt, of ; IV1UWI- .UHr" HL"i itakor, Is cliai.-niau ot the Judiciary j coninnwee. , c , t .. on Ti,n The flKht over this question aroso . State Capitol, Salem. Jan. 20 The, w)(m n1py of MuUl1H)mhi ntro. capital removal quemien m m. duced a ros.ilntlon proposing an , before the legislature In definite. form . nmenilmeiit under which the statel and verv likely will be before the : would bo divided into 30 senatorial it Is with the passing years they should be smiling as they go. PROCEEDINGS OF . 0LYMPIA SOLON.S people 01 t no state 101- men .uomu. al or rejection. Senator lilnghnni, of I.nnc county, todav introduced in the senate a reso lution reciting reasons why the capl tol should be moved to Portland, and directing that l!io question bo submitted to a vote. Ills resolu tion does not carry with It 11 propos ed measure or ':onstitutloiiitl amend ment, but this will be supplied after the legislature has gone on record as favoring the submission of tho question. The principal reasons for the re moval, as set forth in the resolu tions, ' are, that the present nt ale house Ih old and delapldaled, needing props to keep the rioors from break ing; that hotel nccoinniodiitlniis in Salem ara Inadequale: that the slrcet car service is unsatisfactory: that Salem is not centrally lncaied. and that rerilaud has a superior water SN'S GOODS CHEAP en. union Suits, sale price, . . 1 E&ibbed ttose fr Chlldri pair. the l.-c TAIW 0' SHANTERS HALF PRICE ?!.:' Red Tain o' Shanters .' ""i;i;-y Sale tu'lee: each . . . Cii'!'ii-'i;'s School Umbrellas, districts, with one senator frohl each, and (10 representative districts, with one representative rrom each. Bailey asked that his resolution go to the judiciary committee, which niin.' Kay opposed. Malley'tien m;ive;1 ft iiispenslon of the rules, which cur ried, and then lie sorure.d tbe adop tion of a resolution dlt-ecllng that all resolutions proposing amendments bo to the judiciary committee. To Increase (. A. C. Appropriation. The bill to Increase tho appropria tion for the State Agricultural Col lege from $.10,0110 to $100,000 n year was Introduced In the senate today by Senator Johnson, of Hen ton. Tho bill provides that ti e ap propriation shall be a continuing one, so Hurt If part of the money be not expended In one year k will re main available In ll:e siuveedlng year. N'tldleiV Home ltoird. A bill lo lake the Helilli rs' lloni away from- the maiingi'iiieul. of th governor and give it 1 1 a renuiiMe-n 0:1a ri! has lic e-i present, ,1 ly . !:,.;. . 1 anipliull, of The board Is to conslM ,; It. V I'ike ' T. K. Hills and C.'A. Williams. ; Tlieie for Seallli-.liiukel. tlr' er, l-Jatou ami liau ley were to- day announced by Speaker McArtliuri as tho house members of tht. Joint' cominltiee Ihal will eMimlne the rer-1 erds and affairs of llie Oregon Com-! ii!s:-:liiu to .;lie iMaska-Yukon-Pa-! iuilllil-i c.'lic e- p illion Seattle. ! Olympla, Jan., 21. The l'eglsla-. tare today passed a bill increasing interest to six per cont ou the $100, 0U0 Aluska-Yukou-l'aclflc exposition special ' fund warrants and guaran out of the general fund. mils will he Introduced In both houses today seeking to put tho tax ation of railroad and . telegraph 1 property In the control of the conn , ty assessor and county boards of i equalization. INFIRMARY PATIENTS INJURED IN FIRE Yountfstown, O., Jan. 21. There .was h fire In the men's ward of the Mahoning county Infirmary at Can flcld this afternoon, and half a doz en male Inmates are reported Injur ed. TVere were 2 art Inmates la nil liu'ludLiiW 1 isano patlonts. Is and Ends Sale-Qothiug Dept. The most extraordinary values we have ever offered can be seen in our Men's Department. We have a broken line of Men's Suits, only about ne sizS of a pattern: they are worth $1 0.00, $1 5.00 or $1 8.00 the suit. Those 'are the regular pris. If we can fit you they will cost you only $5.00. These are not trash, but good clothing. Look them over. o o io to S1S.00: the coats are a liitle shorter than are worn .-(K right. Those we are selling at h:ilf nrice: the FHEfiLINE OF SUITS Vorth Regular price from or a drersv suit, otherwise uit ; ;0KEN LINE0FHATSo t$2.C0 (o $3.01) Hais we are going to sell, nearly all styles, many shade?, each I : . . ... . ' V MEN'S CASHMERE SOX, THE PAIR. . . Q 25c ' BOYS' $1.50 SWEATER COATS $1.2$) 7 Gordon H :.&st and all the time u :1 $3.00 Hat is the best tih for the money.Q a 558-564 Willamette St. WHE3FOCASH BEATS CREDIT ll iiielieo wide, sale prh lh.- -.. .., ,- i i..,...t.,., 1 x.-- r : ., .t... q ' siii.f!y. . - ' ,- I : Th Uifttham resolution went lo 1 1 r Ppl,'rn f. . Il' I'liIlliU I . !''t it j ti Ya ill i , I ' :l i-i. el '' '-'VCri ,5 .... , '!-al ,-V,e rm-iii. Ordinarily it pr.-ir)ri5Y v.-i-:'.'-,'. . : . r; i ! , , -.. k,; i,t i. m,.!., t kw wimiiiit- ' ' AT HA p Pi' " : .f'll... m reioM-loi!, lm horiiv l.nr..r i v iurh Corset Cov r tmrt - ' ' "' ' piKav'.- oipoin-nis. dlrplea-ed with his. (loitnclaa; Knibroiderv; Jan- . ''('" '''"viion.'s fcj i reslslnnce lo their rlurk.lili de nary sale price, tho yard lc e o' ' ' ' rv-' ' ''"' ''Tv , " ,"s"1"'!"" j " ,J " 10 t$j s)iunlini: to the- judiciary ciimiult lee 1 - - - . r yjali ri'solutioiia rolatiiiK 'o con.stitu-: . Silional amfiKlmtuts. I .i"Ts '.i. ; I 11 T il HI1 HI ' HUM 11' III" M'Hill '. , .rJ-Ss. h adopml tills policy nf sending mifh ArS 7x- r" n'solullons to -. Judi'-iary c: . . 1 .. I i S A-.., MV'.-.'T mt ....... v; ft fcff'h w Mm ' each . . . r.oc i Mf 3- ',v nwS s nrimn Iirinnnr mw iPROIfflKED HEATED i f iHki ! mj, u v I. "' t I U Por F k'M i. v pi x..; mtrfs-'Kii m i v.',.;f ;. i. t m . . .1 J V 1 H I ) ,i:i t I I Bror.. 0 .ISf W. r,,n.'r.i,. u it... rtiin.F , M... til ' - ' .TiMmev i.ase i isaries, i,a., wenO - WO MONEY TO COMPLETE IvAVY YARD We V.". 1 1." .IHn.'.l.or, .li,:: bill whs lulled pr'ivw.i'ilj i:ii;u'i jiri.Li .p.; ? .. ;,.; e')iiiili..lm; ilm niarh.e hwi.s llie ii ! oii'i'lon a;ivy ai d wn 0111 .111 a. iioliii ot' ord.ir by .l-'ji,: of New York. .' I'robably tho worst fool bill that will appear in. the leglslalitru this t.rjsion is one by Kellaher, iMiulring bedsteads and sheets to Ii.! at ienst nine leet long. That is soiuei lilng OEeilE TODAY- I P - I A i.unu ueiecaxion Artrusnri; by the Prov sions of Proposed Gill . ! o ' lein. Jan. a I. Charging a txv-: ert attei.i.it to practically d-jlrjv thport of Portland tlie bouse en-i iii.w,i in a neateti iietiaic ibis ntor ing over reiiresentutivo Dean's mulling a general law for tht I corporation of ports by counll.J v. ainiiui-ii, 01 laiTKaiuas, iHiinted out tho alli'ged joker, showing that Astorians com,. " .t.. i "" ",''r "f "' " f 1 1 morn- YfM f. ' ' ' GENERAL WILLIAM P. DUVALL. -Major lielienil Wiilinili I'. Uilvali U i practically ruin the Imi't a. I which now nialntaliiH an JCQPH STEWART. Jos,,,ii Stewart, the new second n slstiiur potimisicr gi-neriil Is a nmive 01 Kansas, jte negan iv -Arw in 'u the poslollleo department In I.. h . lug Wnslilngir 11 for 11 time to practice ! (!. K. Scolt. and ,M. I, law in the v Lake Charles, l,a.,' wer Kugene today. I'ortln nd. lien chan nel rrom the inoiiih of tho Colum bia to I'orllateik Tho fight will con tinue this nftiWi .i.oi.,. 1..,., .i nurcHShui to Majnr ;.. :.: ..... il.. Is ,1 M,,ry!:i!'iI.T ili'-i .' ... .;. .1 , i .l froili e.it ti.i.u in oon. Kroatner. of ,rrlvals in that lilll regulate Itself, Mow long, oh h3 long, Is Oregon lo ba afflirt eJ with such representatives as Kel laher? Albany Democrat. i mm jHimoth itrtvt: