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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1908)
To the woman who bakes, Royal is the greatest of time and labor savers. Makes home baking easy, a pleasure and a profit taking Pvder The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar With minimum trouble and cost bis cuit, cake and pastry are made fresh,, clean and greatly superior to the ready made, dry, found-iri-the-shop variety. SOLDIERS HURRIED TO PERSIAN FRONTIER Tlflla, April 21. On account of 1 ho tlirentuniuir situation on tho Persian frontier, mid tho urnt clo mand for rolnfnrcoimmlB received from commiinders of llio IIiihbIiui forces In that cllntrlct, 2000 men wore sent from here Into the disturbed ter ritory. Owing to the roimh country mey win noi arrive ui me bcuuu ui t hostilities for three days. I iioti:i, .Mtuiv.vr.s. 'I Ik- Slllerde. John Khewr, I'ortland. 1 1 fiiry l.titu;. Portland. (imliiinn, lloston. . New, Portland. lluoy, Portland. Allen, Portland. J. It. I.aHwell, Portland. A. II. Underwood, Portland. A. II. Whitman, Bulom. J. A. Whitman, Sulcin. It. K. Taylor, New York. H. Qullzow, Portland. II. Smith, Portland. ' N. Smith, Portland. w. (;. Helm s. II. Percy V. J. A. MAYOR ISSUES PROCLAMATION ON ELECTION II-UNOIH TOWN DUSTllOYICI, HY ITItH VlrKlnner, 111., April 21. Tho bus iness section of this town was de stroyed by flro today. Imhb, $G0,-000. Warner tunes pianos, Leavo r ders at Morris' Muslo Sforo. tf vuoi sAwr.vo John M. t. Dixon, suocoasor to W '. 15. llodny. All wood aawed to gouge. For prompt service phone Black 8312. Hesldence 324 High street, tf Gasoline woodsnw DeWitt's Cnrbollzed Witch Hnzol Hiilvo. It Is especially good for piles. Sold by all drugelsts. ('t)l'X('II, MKKTS IX Alt.JOl'ltVKI) SKSSIO.V LAST XKJIIT. AT which si:vi:it.w, imi'out.vxt M.XTTKIIS AltK ACTKI) ITON" OIIDIXAXCK IlKFIXIXO POW KltS Oh' KIHK IIIIKK AXI) OTH-KKS An adjourned meeting of the city council was held last night with a full board present. The report of the canvassing board for the sneclal elec tion alst Saturday was read and plac ed on file. Mayor Matlock read the following proclamation, which was adopted: Whereas, there was submitted to the people of the city of Eugene, Oregon, at a special election for that p.irpose on the lsth day of April, 1HOK, an initiative proposal after be ing ordained by the Common Coun cil. pui'Hiitint to and In accordance with the general laws of the state of Oregon, for amending sections 108 ami 112 (if the charter of said city, and whereas there was at the same manner submitted to tile people of said city for their approval or re jection an Initiative proposal to amend the charter of said city by add ing a section thereto forbidding the establishment of cemeteries or addi tions thereto within the city, or tho burial of human bodies therein, ex cept under certain conditions, and ' Whereas, the votes cast at said election having been this 20th day of ApVl, 1908, duly canvassed and determined and the said amendment of said sections 108 nnd 112 as afore said having carried by an affirmative vote of (iti7 as against 171 negative votes thereon. Now, therefore, I, J. D. Matlock, mayor of said city of Kugene, by vir tue of the authority vested In me as mayor, do hereby proclaim, announce and declare that the . whole number of votes cast for and agalpst said proposed amendments are as stated above, and that said amendments re ceived , an affirmative majority lof all votes cast and that Bald proposed amendments, from the date hereof, be and the same are In full force ami offect as a law of the city of Eugene, and a part of the charter of said city. That Bald proposed amendment of the charter by adding an additional section thereto forbidding the es tablishment of cemeteries or f'dtti tloiiB thereto failed to receive a ma jority of the votes cast thereon and thereby failed to become a law ot ; said city or a part of the charter thereo.'. In witness whereof. I have here unto set my hand this 2"!h day of April, 190S, anil caiwl 'he f .il o! said city to bo hereunto affixed. .1. I), m vn.ocK. Mavnr of tin- Cit I Eng. lie. Attest: It. F. IjOUKIK. ,t -(Order. Other matters I come up before the meeting were as follows: q The plat of the Huddlestoi ex tended addition to Kueenc was pre sented and adopted and an ordinance approving the addition pasfed. The plat of Walnut Park addition was presented, but referred back to the ownerB for slight 'Orreriion. TIih "annual reports oi the Tecorder and treasurer, upon matlon of Coun cilman Williams, were referred to the finance committee to he audited. ' Street .'Mailers. Tho Btreet committei was instruct ed to put in a cement walk in front of the Cyclone hose house on East Eleventh street. The matter of the extension of A street from the corner of the 1'nlver sity campus north to the mill race was referred to the street committee with power to act. The request of .1. McElroy for using a breeding arable near the S. P. right-of-way. Just opposite the friendly warehouse, was granted. An ordinance establishing the grade of West Seventh street from lllalr to the western limits of the city, also an ordinance for the improve ment of the same by grading and graveling, were pastil. A petition remonstrating against the change of the car 1 1 in? from Alder street to A street, signed bp a num ber of persons Interested, was placed on file. A Street Holler A representative of tSe Buffalc I'ltts Engine Company was present at the nicotine nnd ihIiIp -seed the coun cil on tho matter of the purchase of a ten-ton Bteam roller for t lie city s streets, to cost $:ir.ou. The matter was referred to the street committee for investigation. The fire and water committee and the chief of the fire department were instructed to prepare an ordinance defining the powers and duties of the fire and water committee, of the chief, driver and of all the officers of the fire companies. This is the result of the recent trouble between the fire and water committee and Driver Croner. iLUS'ANUhLhi UIUTO 0TDCCT STRAIGHTENED IN !' OECLARES HOLIDAY j wUlflAIfy ADVANCE OF PAVING j TO W FLEET Pfff g Eugene. April 21. 1S. O To the Editor: Anent the much-talked-of prospective extension of pavement ou West Eighth street to lllalr, the little Jog or encroachment of some 15 feel of the Huddleston propertv on said street between Mad ! .... "j M.,..r uhniibl in the omn- ... ,u irimr have the Immediate attention of the mayor and city coun cil before any permanent Improve ments are made ny tne mhuuicoi..-. estate, while the adjustment call he made at tho minimum expense to all parties concerned. "Delays are dan gerous. Procrastination is the thief of time." Why not attend to this matter at the next regular iiieen ie, the council? .1. .M. blll'-Ll-c. COFFEE Our name on the pack age gives us the credit, and puts on us the money back burden it isn't a burden I Your grocer return! your mrn9 if yon doo't Wee Schilling's Best: we pay him Los Angeles, April 21. By onjer t of .Mayor Harper this is a ueneral ! holiday in honor of the visit of the! Atlantic fleet. Thousand v.slted the i beach and went on board he battle-! ships. ' j A feature of today's program In! I.ns Angeles was an automobile pa-, rade of 2i machines carrying sixty; officers of the fleet and officers of i the army, together with state and j municipal officers. ' i The men of the fleet were enter-! tallied .yesterday at the chutes and , Wild West show, nearty four thous-j and men being given shore liberty. The same program will be carried out tomorrow and the succeeding days until every sailor, of the :ieet Has been entertained. OFFICIAL FORECAST FOH XOHTHWEST Portland. Or., April 21. Western Oregon and. w estern t Washington Showers to- , j. niht nnrt Wednesdav: soutn Jm ir onct Wl'nffS. T Eastern Oregon, Eastern Washington and Idaho -r Showers and thunderstorms tonight or Wednesday. 4 4. Ilenlh Was on His Hccle. Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va., had a close call In the spring oi 1906. He Fays: "An attack of pneu monia left me so weak and with such a fearful cough that my friends de clared consumption had me, and that death was on my heels. Then I was persuaded to try Dr. Kings now Discovery. It helped me Immediate. ly,vand after taking two and a hall bottles I was a well man again. I found out that New Discovery Is the best remedy for coughs and lung dis eases in the world." Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuykendall'B drug store. 5 0c and $1. Trial bot tles free. i vin evfw The merits-ot the Texas Winder, you would never suffer from kidney, bottil (two months' treatment) . Sold r T u.,11 n h mnll Rpnri for testimonials. ' Dr. S. W. Hall. 1925 Oliva street. St. Louis. rvntnnt Work. I am prepared to do all kinds of cement work, side walks, foundations etc. AH work guaranteed. Phone Main 13. C. Myers, Gross Hotel. A20 CARS RUNNING AGAIN IN CHESTER Chester, Pa., April 21. Carrying no passengers, cars manned by dou ble crews of non-union men are run ning today oil all the city lines. The cars are tiot accompanied by the state police, as the strikers and their syiu-: paihizers ,are not niolesth:g them, j The strikers nave uusses in operation. FORTY-THREE BODIES ' FROM WRECK DEBRIS Melbourne,. Ajirll 21. Forty-wc bodies have been recovered from the wreck claused by the collision on April 19 of two trains from Ballarat and Bendlgo to Braybrook Junction, eight miles from Melbourne. It is believed! that se-veral others are in the debris. The coaches caught fire and many were burned to death. FURX1TVRK FACTORY . Having purchased the Day & Hen derson furniture factory, I am now prepared: to. manufacture furniture upon special lorders, and am pre pared tor fill orders, tor the retail or wholesale trade. Repairing work also solicited and prompt attention given same. My nriicea will be found reasonable land satisfaction guaranteed in every respect. K. C. MORGAN. have little at,,biUon;Sg0 lies occupy aU tbdr'th & dwell .1,10,1 their pains, Sfag nervousness and LeadatW c? are extremely .nelan avoid soctetv. Vnr 11,:..'' mJ Ta lias . lieen saying wouicniH awful e. mi n nn Jlrs. Louise .lung, of 3.r(V-t, ' I Ml tiered from a vervsCTtrtlml weakness for a long time. 1, " '"cviinie Kimpouad. stored my health. I hope it willdonfc women as mm-li mui ... 1. 1. Mrs. Kiiiina w heaton. of YhJ . . i m-n w jus, nilKtia. 1 Was A WlilUinir eI.o.I. band' insisted anon mr :.. and trying Lydia E. 'Pinkiaai C table Compound, which 1 did. ltjJ iievira aii my pains ia rum, u made of me a very different ! FACTS FOR SICKWOMEaJ x-ui- uuny years t-J'tua H rltlJ ham's Vegetable ChrawHani, from roots and herbs, hat km d standard remedy for fenoJe jd antt tins positively suredtliwtjMiiiJ XX'nmen who hnve heon tmnl.LJiJ j " . ' '1 aisiiiaeeineiiis, liinammatldMUtai tioii. irreirularities. lwimlip backache, that. bearuig4oitB fej ing, (lizztnessy. or nervnus t.i'iitinn. Wli v dnnt Tf in trt it Mrs. Pinkham, at l.rnn,Mu invites all sick wuiueu w nu lier tor udvice. AcreTracts in Blair Street Addition are Nearly All Sold IF YOU WANT ONE YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY Best Place in Eugene's Suburbs to Build a Home -Best, Opportunity for Investment V - ic ...... S 69''Bt'yssS3.a'ff. ' , V p 1 'I ' ,! ; ! v HO,, 8vv 8v I " -1 N " y ; . ?5 HOU i i BO,'n' SOLU ' !i ; SOT'n I I so,'., V ' 7 k; V M v --H 'A I - h STTSS so", ? .5 v rlr k -ft 8 " .99 'A -UA. HOLD it BOMi y1 "( feA t " " Wsizfr'-- " --a------- - - -:-,r-- soi,n I'M'', soi.n 8()I,I, ft) soi.n j sol a it SOLI) PLAT BLAIR STREET ADDITION 1 EOGENir OREGON. !l!y, ?f .the acre tracts and two of the three-quarter acre tracts remain unsold, and there has been a eood sale of lots Several house! wm uc uuiiL m me auuiuon uus spnng ana summer, ana otner purchaser will set out shade and fruit trees The oronertv was priced vei) reasonable to st.irt with; and rapid sale and improvements made and contemplated justify a Steady Advance in Price on all tin!! lot anM trt.- m y , , , ,ilie in t vcars. It is at orcscnt Prices the best investment in F..,r,n,. it s. lt,A LkZ ,k, 1 1 'tS a"d tracts- B!air Strcc' Addition property will double "i value m will i1'-" years. It is at present prices the best investment in Eueenc. because it is situated w here the tnwn must cm.inrl mVr " .... -"ra w w vi it Tilsit AH SllTi Ai VJAiih PllflQ flnnW - 'nir.n. nailer cirrT Arm U. mi.'n 1t.. - , J .U t. - . 1 - -1 ! mi - vauty tuaus, wutrc liic CiCiric roaas Wii crm. ttn tr-vi KJ j i ,i - L tt1" " ' S"VC i,WS""e " " W i"S,a"",i,"! d"irJbli "'' ' 'R STREET ADDITION. SmaffcTh " Second street .will be graded through the addition this springthe tim; to bay one or more of the larg; lots, 68 x 143 fe-t k NOVX w .1 ... . fe 4 1S 1NUW""biore the price is advanced. Any of the following wefl-known and reliable re.il estate dealers will be glad to show you this property at anv time McMURPHEY & RUGH, OREGON HOME AND LAND CO, 0 PAQHC LAND CO. J 0 'VfcWlWiM3.mc-. y?U,JKmK:aitf O to
