Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 18, 1909, Christmas Edition, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextEEE jJIE 33. EUGENE M If W J JL e- JEUGENE, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, DE. 18, 1D09 NO. 291 VATICAN DENIES HAS PARTIALLY DECIDED1 DR. GUAJiD ilSSEraSFROl 1 iriC WORIHWESI WERE HIHffj UNIVERSITY OrCOPEflGEfi 11 Je Shore passenger and , .' "' "1 this city eallv to-1 (lay. luu were Injured. Four of the dead are menilHTs of the train crew i and one is an unknown man uf th supposed name of 0. Hazier The ' lights were obscured b a ' snow ; sturm and that Is believed to Lave ; been the cause of the accident. Dec. IS. No. f.2 on the llIed, was ." V4eru S;)riii!!3, 111., near 'liree sleeping cars rolled ..iljunRineuu iieiauu iit many were Injured-. las from the Pacific coast, aua waa I u""i.ib Hire lien near -1 UUUia " - -a Kin"!, a broken rarl sent SEVERAL Kll I F!1 a" .caches down a fifteen otv '(-Lt-U litnient, pitcning .tne cars, HiU iUOflil the dltcli. i I " , !. ,..,,. ... the temperature who m- r.usi L,as vegas, N. i., Dec. IS. ho nassenser mincieu nu- n east oounu nasserur r train ,i. . f eeuid as aid was prompt. , Santa Fe was wrecked near Fulton 1 ere able to dress before j New Mexico today, by a broken rail ! rears. A ronei iraiu was wmcn snapped on account of the1 I HURT: jogther and a hurried trip , was niaae, wneie me us injured were attended fcl- . . Ifne Injurea were: .-nrs. u. snd wile, u. a. iovan, a. kineer; wniiaui a. oever f Bernard Esojelbacker, of Lee injured; K. L. Lane, body oruisea- auti cm; Pavseur and Bon of Seattle. fcd bruised; S. R. Stein of h,ad and lace cut; r: w. nokane, cottar none uroit- f Bishop of Portland, side L bead and body bruised. EDEAD TRAIN WRECK Dee. 1 8. Five are t result of & collision be- cxild. Several passengers are report- i ed killed and a score injured. NEW AUTO RECORD AT INDIANAPOLIS Indianapolis, Dec. IS. Strang went five miles iu ju automobile to day in 3:17.70, a new world's record. The old record, made on the same track last year by Oldfield, was 4:11.30. Strang drove a MO-horse-power Klat. Christie set u new American rec ord for a quarter of mile in 8 and 3-8 seconds. Strang set a mew mile record for the local track in 39.21. The average fish is said to grow four to six inches a year. The fiiih you almost eatth are always of a ven erable age. i u ;y. v. Ln w COOK'S CLAIMS NOT GENUINE ANTICIPATING CHRISTMAS JOYS; CROWDS VIEWING TOY SHOP DISPLAY. Pimple as the ncconiianyiuir pbotni;riiph may seem. It Is more or less of a triumph in plintot'raphy, a science that swios never emlliin iu its imsslblll ties, it shows u crowd of iwople kMikiiiR ilinuiKh a toyshop window at the display within. The man with the camera was stationed Inside the window and snapiied the crowd through the phue glass pane. Ordinarily this would be impossible because the c-ameni would lie facing a high light, but in this instance tne light In the stole and In the street was about euunl. mnkltig It possible to obtain clear likenesses of those n ho stood outside the window. Copenhagen, Dec. 18. The Associated Press is informed ; on high authority that the committee of the University of Co. ; penhagen, in a preliminary examination, failed to discover proof inai ur. uook reached the North Pole. j MAKES SECRET REPORT j The consistory of the University of Copenhagen, at a secret i session today, received the preliminary report covering the first stage of the work of the committee engaged in examining the recorus oi ur. t,ooK. An excited discussion followed. The committee has not completed its investigation, and the report is carefully guarded from other than members of the consis tory. It was admitted, however, that the work thus far accom plished provoked an animated debate among the university of-ficials. Civil Marriage, It Is Also Stat ed, Was Not Performed At Brussels The state food commissioner Is do ing business all along the line, in Ashland he had six grocers arrested for exposing and offering for sale re modeled butter with falso labels on it. It transpires that it was tub but ler put into squares and marked pure, with a guaranty. Home, Dec. IS It Is of ficially stated Iho Vatican had nothing to do nilh the niorgana'le marriage of the late King Leopold and Huron ess Vaughan. Copenhagen, Dec. IS. A prelim inary report was made by the exam ining committee nt a secret session of the consistory today, and It provoked animated discussion, it appearing that the data bo far submitted Is not aold sufficient to establish the ex plorer's claims. The results or to day's discussion was a request on the part of the consistory that the com mittee continue Its work, and the university body will leave to the In vestigators the proper manner of solutoly nothing to say," Insisted Commander Peary, when to'd of dltpalch from Copenhagen IndicouTg the failure of the committee to find proof of nr. Cook's visit to the polo. I'eary, however, smiled exultantly, which Indicated us much ns words what his real feelings were. New Cook Is Sllll Lost York, lice. IS. Kverv nt- STOR.E OPEN EVENINGS TIMS WEEK iU STORE WITH INDISPUTABLY GREATER VALUE ore, Gists of -Beany end Usefulness e Isn't a woman in the Northwest who doesn't realize that furs kicesity. The GORDON KUHS lire tne most luxurious necessity liican own. Don t be satisfied Willi a lur unless it is a uuuuu.v. IKtetandS tor an to ue oesneu in huh m.xi dl. ic, iiibc.n Inmost expert workmanship. We have these matchless furs it purse. up from S2.75 to $69.00 feces up from 95c t0 $60-00 I a good thing to know where to get furs. a Progressive City, This a Progressive Store to Wear Germents at Special Prices Quilted Silk Lounging Robes, special price .$7.50 tailored Suit, special garment sale Urice 518. OU Suit, newest models, perfect tailoring, each $19.00 Beautiful Gray Suit, faultlessly tailored, special ... $22.00 Suit of Striped navy suiting, military collar; special. . $27.59 Tailored suit of Navy Broadcloth; exquisitely tailored special price, each S37.50 ose Are Useful Presents have a large assortment of popular shades of these much end and useful articles; the pair 51.0 'Mil mfmixW j miiKing puiilic liner tho results of tempt to find Dr. Cook Is without I their inquiries. Popuhir opinion hero avail. 11. Wellington Wack, former appears to cave undergone a gradual counsel for Cook, declared he hud change unfavorable to Cook. not seen him slnre November 22. lie expresses the belief that Dr. Cook la New rk. Dec. l,s. "1 have ah- In Kurope. rails, Dec. IS. A special dispatch to the Figaro from Drussels says that llarou Cofftno, private secretary of the lato King Leopold, has denletl the report that a civil iiiarriage waa performed nt tho death bed of Leo pold, hut he udmltted that .1 secret religious marriage prohnbly occurred recently, although the king never spcctricully informed his intimate friends of such a marriage. Should this ho tho case, however, it will have no legnl standing In Belgium, and no complications are feared. Tho baron said further Mint the Baron ess Viiughan would bring her chil dren to Bnllncourt today, but would return Immediately to Brussels, where she would bo allowed to re main unless her presence provoked a scandal. EXISTS BETWEEN 10 REPUBLICS Stata Department Says All Negotiations Are Going Smoothly 12 MILES OF COPPER WIRE CAPLES GETS JOB WITH BIGGER SALARY Washington, Dec. 17. The resig nation of K. A. Caplos ns secretary to Senator Chamberlain, It develops now, was to accept a more remunera tive position with a syndicate of three of tlie wealthiest members of con gress. Mr. Caplcs waa sent on a mis sion to South Carolina, and, early In tho year, will mako u trip to the l'u Iiri ...... u, i i.i.. ... ..111., l.lKtni ,11 IIIU IIIIVII-Dl Ul 1IIB unr ployers. Senator Chnmherlaln has received a special assignment uf 100 maps of ihu Unlled Stales from the forest ser- Thrno I innc Crnm o f 1 ,1 vice, for distribution to the schools . 0"i iiiuiic'u ,)f Oregon. They .huvo been sent to j That Will Treble the I Capacity Washington, Dec. IS. "There Is I . .. ,. , ,, , absolutely no friction between the! To Northwestern Corporation has trailed Suites and .Mexico." This of force of linemen ut work BtrluKlng statement was made by t.ie stale do- their copper wlros that will add two- pamneni to.tay t)y nign oiticiaM wno added that Governor Enrique Creel, Our Legation In Managua. I Center of Trouble During Disturb ances In Nicaragua. We Never Tire of Telling About Hart, Schaffner & Mar Fine Clothes Tt's so easy for a man to be well dressed these days that there's misfit, no overcoats either, from We want to impress. CoprHrhl lor" JMP V Hkrt ftcbkrfner t Mrt Z " - U kJ r nm at no excuse for not being so, for ttese famous sunt, c.u u. -much less than the made-to-your-mea.ure kind, and just as good.-jn most cases better, because they are made by t or. , wb o now h .w H. cotton mixed, but au-wooi gooua. " " " n SIB. MM l" OdU.UU Our ctock contains very acceptable and appreciated remembrances of tfce xuicuae. mM Vaybc you would like to ci fo a pair of &lovcs; ot.rs are from Be best nakcrs. The pair S 1 .03 l S2.25 .rrVWPfiRlOf net silk; latest stjics. best qualities, ncve cohnn, NECKWEAR assortmcnts; each 25c t0 Sl.00 ,.,. rn; l:cVv Silk Mufwers, colors and cream; vc.y comioi iuuije hiLrrLLHa -rpnnl evcninffg; prices li3ht. up from S 1 .00 umrPPITS-A e appreciated "by him'; he wants one, or would if hJUotOJ.-.io ,,n(rht nhnut it; each, up from S4.50 we nave uuui namo m o--ct During the alienee of Minister I Knowies from bis .st In Managua, i (( Amy , Halem and the caplinl of Mcnrngun, owing to tba strallKHl relations Oelweell the Ullltisl Slates ami Mi-iirngua. Ainerlciiu he terests Iu 1'resldcnt Zcluya'a country have beeu Intrusted to our consular af-ents there. Henry Calilcru. our vice consul In Managua, who lias been the most nctlv of our representatl er In Nicaragua, has maile the letcatlou building In Managua his refuge dur ing the troublous times In the Mca mguan cnidtal. i fold to the currying capacity of the I transmission lino from the electric plant nt Springfield to lOugeno. The wires, size 001)0, are 12 times as Inrge as any of Iho six now on the lluiT'whlch are 4'a. The lino Is four miles lung. These will carry all tho electrlclly the city can use for somo time, even when the proposed Btreet car extensions are iu operation. At 1 nrcHcnt tho transtnisi'ion Hue Is ;vcr- loaded, the fluclunllon of the power being evidence of It. Tho new wires wll he nsel ex clusively for lighting purposes and there will be no variation In the lights when Uicko new wires un used. Perhaps this Is an unfair state ment, for It will be noticed that the lights have been good for the past week. This Is becausu (he light ser vice has been sent over separate wires since last Monday, but at the exiHMise of the power service. Mr. I.ainlilrth was obliged lo send orlland In or- tho county school superintendents for distribution by them In the statu. HEADLONG PLUNGE DOWN ELEVATOR SHAFT Pittsburg, Dec. 18. Slipping off a snow covered beam over the elo vator shaft on tho roof of the new Consul at Managua. Jose de Olivares, Called to Inform the President. der to get linemen for this work. However, he will have sufficient work from now on to keep the force on the company's large pay roll. Another Turbine Orilcrtfl. An order has been placed with the A lllH-Clial iiits Company for a third riOU-kllowatt turbine generator to be placi-d next spring beside the two now running Thin will treble the ca pacity of the plant a year ago at this time. The new machine will be placed ut the end of the two now In ' UM'. "f f'lllienhiin, who i 'n Wn-lilnrton, When thin machine Is InstalU-d as a representative of President Diaz, ; IH rti :-t )i-r equipment Ik plac-d thai has been treated at all times witn i H 1fiw or i,.rrl tni. ,1 1 will be scc- ourtesy una coniirii'ra ll r- -"mm rfe t ' -Krl .iriEi or hnsiness: we FArsCYVEsibj-aUtieB; eaCh UP from 3 1.25 - -r.r-A min ciKPFNnFR In fancy box, all match in colors; HOSE, TIES AND bUSPENUtr he wantg . always uge. si.za -What is better; good heavy silk, rain-proof, with fancy handle, or a mercerized cotton; looks like silk; each, up from 9nuo ful; the set, up from . . . . UMBRELLAS F0RXMAS- EUGENE COTTAGE GZQ XIT 11, VIC TO WHERE CASH BF ATS CREDIT HAMPTONS 10c (OI NTI lt .-,c M - (HHlH I)'. ( nl'VI I ''. AT I i If Hi'. gr'alevt. 1 and ih"' rc;:Vla -lo'n !.! -i Mixlcoand the l't;te H'ales regard iuij Nlcarann.m inntterH ere lieiti'.' eoriduet, ( vith .'ri-riH fi ii-f:dil!le.f and consideration on ii'itb sl(l-;H. lynchIlected league president 1 chid I v.-,-.' New York, Dec. 11. Thns. J. Lynch of Cincinnati, was elected president of the Nat ional l-cague today. Lynch aj former chief of the staff of umpires. John A. Ileyldler, former president of tho league was elected secretary and treas urer of the organization. The elecllyi of both w unanlmoiiM. o ci TheO 1,'is te-en consldr-rable talk ruing Dr. t ook 8 nationally, n H to us that he tnuxt be 11 lol- Portland or Healt said Matin egl.rg aunt? aonkk said Manager l-ainblrth lo a re in, i-rir this afteiaoim. '"I'hal vuli-re .rd" r that h:n jnl been pm In U an eTiiiiiple ,f the ciiiitpuient. ll Ih a very i'Ti"i-:w' In.-itruuient and there are bill few like It III I'.ie West." It Is. evident I he period of poor lli'M service I hat Kugene has ex perienced during the past years Is al lium a tiling of the past. MANUEL'SNEW CABINET RESIGNS UhImiIi, !)(:, IS. Thn nw1y form "rl v)titn't pn'WKUMl 1 1 h fHlKiiutlon to Kln Miiimi'l today, Tho vubtiw.t w.'i. fornn'il Mny 1 lant. Jmp OllvutvH, nuriiiiiniH4l lo Vah inclnri to rive Inrorinrllnii nht'tit the ftltmilioii ih MriiniKiia. I t'ultfil Nliile roiiul at MiiiiiiKn. the alta f tin Cnnral .umTlnui rminiry. lit IiIh nli- , Kflirp Hill thai of Mlti-HT Klinwte our lnti'i tMtK Hi MriiriiiMiJi tun p hccii ! In i-tinri' of Ilfiiry CaMi ra. thv via i cnr-ill. ! 24 TiTy "iMilitlln:;. John .NirNnlly, ft ! r - T.luni'.I 1 ! - !': ?h i 1":r.innt. Ml- Kvi I f.nty-f:v n:ln- nu-n. cntii' Mrs. K. Ixidge returnwl lait night from Portland, where she has been fur the imal seven weeks. S'ic was confined to the Cool .Samaritan hos pital Tor (fft r weeks on nn-'Hi'l of TIIK WIIKAT MAHKKT Chicago, Dec. IS. Close, Decem ber, 111); May, 114; July, 104. Taromn, Deo. IS. Illiieateni, 118; club, l'Jfi; red Russian, 1011. Portland, changed. Dec. 18. Wheat Is un- KAI.V I'ltKDKTKD I ((It iOMOItltOW. 0 Oregon, 'ec. IS. Fair to- night, rain Hunduy, fair eaHt. HtltK I "'I K TO ATTKXI'o I 'i:itv WANT ul nines. .She ii'tw mi. 1) Impi o d. It IK. I'.r. O i -- '.rr wtrrm" - o O O O 0 o o o o o