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Newspaper
Eugene Weekly Guard
Location
Eugene, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1906
Page
1
Spring coats containing material and finish to make a garment desired by all well dressed women. Ladies walking and dress skirts beautifully made of ama and fancy skirtings in popular shades including Alice Reseda green new grays blue cream and invisible designs at prices to suit every budget. New tailored suits on display. a quick glance shows items to enhance beauty and grace.
Santa Fe company leases 26 acres of bay front property in San Diego to Oregon capitalists who will build a large saw mill and furniture factory. Logs will be rafted from Oregon, with hardwood lumber for furniture imported from Mexico. The deal is seen as a challenge to the coast lumber trust.
The steamship Dakota docked at noon with the Chinese commissioners aboard. A committee from San Francisco, Portland and Seattle met them at Port Townsend at seven that morning and had breakfast on the ship. After arrival in Seattle they went to the Hotel Washington for dinner.
The coal operators in Pittsburg report a joint conference with miners set for March 13 in Indianapolis. Operators are urged to attend individually on the president's suggestion to reconsider. County Clerk Lee sends notices for April 20 primary elections from noon to 7 p.m.
The reception followed a drive through the city this afternoon and a banquet will be held at the hotel tonight. Princes T'ien Shang, Chi Hong and Li Shengte are in good health and expressed their pleasure upon arrival but refused to discuss conditions at home. They declined an invitation to visit Portland due to lack of time.
Springfield Ohio Feb 28 troops held in readiness at Columbus and Dayton to rush in if trouble returns tonight. Last night’s race riot burned less than half a block of negro quarters. No lives lost and the few injured are reported safe today.
Senator Foraker opened the senate debate against the railroad rate legislation. He contends government rate making is impracticable and unconstitutional and warned the Hepburn bill would die in the Supreme Court if enacted as is. He acknowledged evils and proposed amending the Elkins law to curb excessive rates and to create a proper court of review.
President Mitchell says the miners demands have been mailed to Baer and that Baer will likely call a meeting of operators. General opinion holds there will be no strike at this time.
A short note promotes India Linons with both quality and width, urging buyers not to choose lity or width alone. It highlights stripes and solid colors with a special price range from 10c to 50c this month. The ad emphasizes value and availability for a limited period.
At Cambric and Maslin Embroidery lines the display features insertion widths from three to ten inches with match, blind and openwork patterns. Nainsook Swiss and Batiste embroidery, baby Irish edges and English eyelet effects offered with Mercerized embroidery. Embroidered robes priced 11.50 to 19.75 with waist sets and matching skirt flounces shown.
Hundreds of new dress styles arrive after the peak sale event. The lawn and sheer materials display delicate lace and embroidery with short and long sleeves. Prices reflect recent market climbs, promising lower costs than in earlier purchases.
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