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THE KUGEWE DAILY OtJAKD. BATtlWAV. SEPTKMBKB 12. 1908 a; :i: U. : fe4 UJ IHMtrt nrt ri r I II a W M ITfW i ' J k .4VH 1 fcT"- III 5 fflMPt AUTO-COAT. . The latest, most sensible fad, COMBINES HIGHT OF STYLE, UTILITY and COMFORT. i j. m FASHIONED, INTRODUCED AND MADE BT DAVID M. PFAELZER & CO. v CHICAGO. ILL. ifllQLEADEBS OF YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHES TWS Bpecial double-breastod ttyle is 52 inches lone finished as well on the inside as the outside. Is equally USEFUL for AUTOING, DRIV ING, WALKING or FULL DRESS occasion. Goes the limit in style, make, appearance and comfort. Unlimited assortment of patterns. $10 oo to $20.oo FOR SALE BY STANLEY, 612 Willamette St. Sept. 14-19 Salem, Oregon EXCURSION TRAINS and special rates to Sept 14-15 Salem, Oregon Oregon State Fair and Exposition ..For 1908.. The Largest and Best Pacific Coast Fair CHILDREN Fro Monday, 14th I I VV Reserve Boxes Can Be Had in Advance tor th Races CHILDREN prt Saturday, 19th II tv Greatest Exhibit at any Coast Fair New buildings all completed Walks and grounds the finest Free camping for thousands Agricultural College to hold meetings Races six days; commence Monday Free evening entertainments McElroy's Band and Orchestra Prominent men will speak Fancy stock shown daily COMPLETE PROGRAM FOR SIX DAYS Two Great Shows Day and Night Something Doing Every Hour! One Hundred Thousand Oregon People Attend The Fair and Are Better For It Low Rates Salem, Oregon Sept, 14-19 A week of Profit for You! Enjoyment for the Family! Summer School for All! Low Rates Salem, Oregon Sept. 14-19 COME iimimiiiiiissss iiiiiiimiiiii High Class Men Wanted Any man can get a job in these prosperous days, and once in a position a man usually finds his own level. A really good man a man who does things will get the best place in sight. Is the best where you are good enough for you - have you as good a job as you want? If not we can help you. Let us show you the way to a better position The information is frA to let us tell you our pUn won't cosf you a cent. Write for booklet "A". UTe International Accountants' Socittfy, No. 67, Fart Sl. Weil. Delntic, Mich, o GEO. K.MUNROE TSi HOUSFUR.NISHER STOVES RANGES FURNITURE 6r Watt Eighth SU We have everything for the kit chen. AN aorta ot pota anil pana In matnl anil granlteware. All the little contrivances that make rooking a paatlme taatoad of a drudge yoa will idu nero. Tt'lrpn.nu Ked 576. EUGENE .OREGON i W. H. SMYTH 1 Succnm I M. S. HuMile Transfer Company win do a wmiMi m4w bia4iiM: no., hww4ud good, trunk and an iiim u na h wUI nMn "Vawaoak tVomjit mad t'urrfr - - SPORTING NEWS - - Lave Cross has his Shaumkin leain at the top of the Atlantic League. - o ftii.hi.ir.nH iiainillc and Roanoke are fighting' hatd fr Virginia Lea-, gue honors. Since joining Providence Halph Glaze, ex-Boston pitcher, lias been pitching great bail, winning t;n jf his first twelve names. o The Montgomery club has lived up tn lla HH nl ' t 'U Til hers " llV forcing1 Its way from the bottom and giving the southern league icaueia Bcare of the season. Saginaw, Kalamazoo and Jackson ; teams have been bunched In the lead I of the South Michigan League ra". And only eighty points has separated the next five teams. In the Wisconsin-Illinois League the Wausau team sterns to havo things pretty much Ub own way. The cluba of this league have played mlghtv fine ball this season and no doubt several of the players will g) ; higher up. j The Pastern rnd Southern league and the American association are all having as cIobo races as are the Na--tlonl ai. 1 American leagues. j Things have broken about rignt; for the Spilnglield team In tha; Three-I L-ague race this ceason. Whenever Dubuque. Peoria or Dec-1 atur got wititln striking distance: some pKt; of hard luck caused theti i to fall liack. 1 o , Omaha and Sioux City are still i fighting for the Wetern League pen nant. During nearly the whole of the present season these two teamB have been neck and neck at the top of the Western. The baseball team of Fairbanks.1 Alaska, Is preparing for a tour of the United States. The trip, If present plans tiro carried out, will he the most extensive that any baseball nine ever has taken within the limits of Amor- lean territory. The great pennant struggles In the National and American leagues have put the kriss-krnsa on the dlrectolre gown, the soul kiss, the Salome dance and every other old peace disturber. o Standing In the damp black cellar with his Highlanders grouped about him, "Kid" Elberfuld exclaimed "Nil Notus Pennuntum in twenty-six mil lion years." o It Is claimed the attendance for the recent three-game series between the Cubs and Giants at Chicago broke all records. More than 75,000 persons passed thrtough. 'the 'turn stiles. o Outfielder Drown of the Boston Nationals may become a Giant once more. Manager. Kelly Is not particu larly In love with Brown's work and Manager McOraw la willing to give him another trial. o Any directloa yon tarn your head nowadays you will Bee a pennant race calculated to make your eyes nearly pop out of your noodle. The great struggle in tne national and Amerl. can leagues need no comment. Prov idence, Baltimore, Buffalo and New- ark are furnishing a brilliant dis play of fireworks In the Eastern league. And while scanning the Bast don't overlook the New Eng land league with Worcester and Lawrence In the leading roles, and tne Connecticut league with Spring field and Hartford In a clutch to tho nnisn. o Turning to the Middle West, the American association is found with Indianapolis, Louisville. Toledo and Columbus so close together that the A. A. tans are scarcely able to dis tinguish one.lroin another. o - And In the Land of Cotton. When It cimies to the Southern league you're up against a guessing stunt for fair. It's a mighty wise fan who ,-nn nick the flag winner from among vuthviii. Meninlii.-. New Orleans and Montgomery. Retrace your steps and take a peep at the Central League and Evans vlile, Davton and South Bend; the Three-I League, with Springfield. Decatur, Peoria and Dubuque; the Illinois and Missouri League, with Macomb and Hannibal fighting it out for first place; the Western League, with Omaha. Lincoln and Sioux City all In the running. What's that? Your getting dizzy? Why, you have Just started. The heart disease finish is on from one end of the country to the other. Big and little fellows all are in It. Take the South Michigan League, the Vir ginia League, the Wisconsin and Il linois League, the Western Associa tion, the Texas League, the Pacific Coast League, the Northwest League Gee! we're at the end of the base ball map. Well, one thing sure, 1908 will be remembered as the classy baseball year with the flossy finish. o Los Angeles is to bare continuous baseball next season. At present San Francisco is the only California city enjoying the game every day. The - only double header pitched and won by an Eastern League pitch er this season goes to the credit of Jack Cronln. of Providence. Roch ester was the victim to the tune of 4 to 3 and 6 to 3. Judge J. P. Connors, president of the Oklahoma board of agriculture, was once a member of the St. Louis Browns In their pennant-winning days. "Rube" Marquard, the great In dianapolis pitcher, is back to his old form and whiffing em out as he did early in the season. o - And in addition to the mad scram ble of the Cubs and Sox topward Mayor Busse of Chicago has issued a proclamation prohibiting any rough work to be handed the wearer of a straw hat until after September 15. Chicago is the home of all sorts of champions. FAKKWKLIi K.XCI HSIOV TO XKWI'OHT SEPTEMBER 13 The Southern Pacific Company will give Its farewell reduced rate excur sion to Newport Sunday, September l.i. ihe fare tor the round trip from various points will be as fol lows, which is less than one fare: Krom Cottage Grove. $2.50; from Creswell, $2.50; from Eugene, $2.50; from Irving, $2.50; from Junction City, $2.50; from Harrlsburg. $2.50; from Halsey, $2.50; from Shedd, $2; from Tangent, $1.80; from Albany, $1.50; from Corvallls, $1.50. Ideal autumn weather marks the close of Newport's most brilliant and successful season. 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