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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1908)
B $ht Track lothlng Is looked ( ci pert assistants, jerfectly, pressed ivered promptly, ie by their little- c tlafactlou an as- KDOtsiMain aim! r ii as j V MIA Dye Works riltamelte St. iRed286t ulius ismith VAMETTE Market rr Management Fresh and Salt ag, on Hand j Your Order Campbell; 512 VUlwette (Goo O lov All the World Loves a Lover Providence Joins in with the World in Loving a Hustler Witness the weather provided for this community in its home building spurt. The weather will not last; neither will the present low cost of building. Ktl TTTi ie oooto-Jieiiv KITCHEN & KOMPP Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Sample room In connection located In Oak and 7th Eugene. Ur. ptime s,pprcciaies smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation The Mount Hood Cigar is z favorite among all 'hinking men It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market EATON'S j Book Bindery IWok Doaad. i.niazinr Booad. I'ortfolloa Made. . to Order. ArtiMic IW0",;. "20 ont Hut Bca-onaWe I riccu Office at EATON'S BOOK STORE H ed a XI TT T 14 East 8th REFERENDUM ON WATER COMMISSION Petition Being Circulated to Re fer Matter to Voters at Next City Election The mayor's water commission Is being referendumea. A petition Is belns circulated to have one ordi nance creating the commission re ferred to the people to be voted upon at the next city election In April. The petition is as follows: "WAUM.VG "It is a felony for any one to sign any lnittutive or referendum peti tion with any name other than his own. or knowingly to sign his name more than once for the same measure. or to sign such petition when he is not a legal voter. "PKTiTlOX FOR KKKKItK.VDlM "To Ihe Honorable B. F. Doris, re corder of the City of Eugene, Ore gon: "We, the undersigned citizens and legal voters of the city of Eugene, Oregon, respectfully order that ordi nance No. 812 of the said city of Eu gene, entitled. An ordinance to cre ate a water board for the City of Eu gene,' passed tiy toe common council of the said city at a regular session thereof, held on the 25th day of No vember, 1908, and approved by the mayor of said city on the 2fith day of November, 1908, shall be referred to the people of the City of Eugene, Oregon, on the 5th day of April, 1909, and each for himself says: I have personally signed this pftitlon; I am a legal voter of the City of Eu gene, Oregon: my residence and post office aTe correctly written after my name." THERE ARE BIG DOINGS' IN BASEBALL WORLD New York, Dec. 7. With the air Oill of vague rumors and war talk. the leading spirits of toe world of (Sjirganlzed baseball held an aoimated Tcouncil at the Waldorf-Astoria to day, with side skirmishes at the Vic toria and several other hostelrlea where the magnates oi the big and little leagues are wont to congregate. It Is a good safe bet that baseball history will be made as a result of the several meetings on this week, beglnninr today with the meeting of the NatiOil Commission. The Amer ican and National lQies hold their annual meetings here tomorrow, but ih':Qromte to If exceedingly lame affair in comparison with the ses sion of the .NQonal Commission, at which a delegation from the minor leagues will present a firm demand for ivitiie desired changes In the na- tlonal agreement. q Kepreaeslatlreaf the clabs cosa- TBB ETGRNB DAILT GUARD MONDAT. DBCKMBKB T, IMS. Tlia T1H Street, Eugene, Oregon. prising the American Association and the Eastern League were on hand early at the Waldorf-Astoria today In readiness to confer with the National Commission In regard to the plan for mulated at the recent Buffalo confer ence through which the club owners of these two leagues hope to be plac ed in a class by themselves, where they will be unhampered by the re strictions Imposed upon tile smaller organizations and. In effect, will place them on a level with the two big leagues. Leaders In the Amerlcnn Asocla tlon and Eastern League uffect a confidence in the result of the con ference with the governing body. Others who are usually pretty well informed as to the situation do not believe that the two "rebel" organi zations are likely to have such an easy time In gaining their demands. They point out that the changes de manded would destroy the very foun dation of the national agreement and consequently are not likely to be giv en any serious consideration by the National Commission. Some are In-1 cllned to believe that the two big nil nors may kick over the traces If their demands are refused, but the major ity opinion Inclines to the belief that there will be no baseball war for the reason that the heads of the Ameri can Association and Eastern League are among the best experienced men In baseball today and none know bet ter the fate that has Invariably pur sued the outlaw baseball organiza tions. WOOi BAWINO, Oasollne pawer try W. W. Moore, phone Red 2282. Orders large or small wHI be appreciated. '.'Imperial Car Cleaner" will take pitch or dirt of any kind off a paint ed or varnished surface without In juring the finish. Chambers Hard ware Co. tJASOM.XK VMII MAW, Garrison & Gibson saw all wood to gge. Office Ulark 1671. Horn Dlaik 1761 tf WKIX ninxi7r Get your weils drilled by old and experienced aell-drlllers. Pbona Red 4872. New dlnlsg testes Hi ebalrs di rect from faotorf- "rj show win dow. Chan hers ltrtni Co. Heating furnace. Tnc and fousda tlon atone for sal etsea oj Ktr NaUooal Bank .CASTOR I A j For InfanU and ChiliMB. ! Tb Kind Yea Hare Alwajt Bought Bears the rfTirTTirr wi ler is Lum MOVEMENT TO DEVELOP THE SOUTH TJ 1.1. ....... T n , 1 1 1' I. .. Southern Commercial Congress, au outgrowth of the mooting held Id i Chattanooga last Soptomber by the ! secrearles of thu different coininer- clal bodies of the Southern States, began a two days' meeting at the j ..... UMItnr.t lli.t.,1 tn.tntf Wllfh ,11a. play of enthusiasm that augurs wo. I ior a succcssiui uuu iiituruaiuig sen-. Slon. i The congress Is attended by several hundred delegates, all men of high positions In atlairs of the Natlou and trelr respective states. They come from Virginia and Texas, from Ken tucky and Florida, and from all the commonwealths 'intervening. Among them are men prominent In public life, distinguished educators, pres idents of railways, wealthy planter. and prominent merchants and.manu- faclurem, all bound together by a common desire for the welfare and development of the South. Toe Interest that President Itoose veil feels in the congress and Its alma la evinced by his appointment of 8ec retary of war Wright to represent retary of war wriglil to repreaeut lbs administration and to address the congress on the relation of the Panama Canal to the trade and com- uiercw wi in. hbuuu. mi-mvii " uled speakers and their subjects are as follows: ' "Southern Railroads and Their Needs," John F. Wallace, New York; "Present and Prospective Educational! I Progress," Dr. Edwin A. Aldernmll, 1 . I president of the University of Vlr- j I glnla; "Southern Health Conditions, '.Climate and Toi.ipernturo," Surgeon 'General Walter Wyman; "Ports of ! the South and Foreign Trade," M. J. Sanders, New Orleans; "Water Courses of the South," John A. Kox, i Arkansas: "Water Powers," Frank IS. Watlilnirn, Nashville, Tenn : I "tit-neral Mineral Wealth," C. W. Hayes, chief geologist, Washington, l. C; Coal Hesoiirees,' i'ror'swr U. C. Glenn, Nashville. Tenn.; "Iron : Kenoiirces," E. C. Erkel, Witshlngtor,, ' It. C; "Cotton Monopoly and t.'otton , Manufacture." Ellison A. Smythe, ! Pelzer, 8. C; "llulldlng Material j Cement, Marble, Clays, Granite," 'William J. Oliver, Knoxvllhi; "Tim-1 : her llJourres of the Siuth," John ! I. Kaul. Hlrmlngham, Ala.; "The I Agricultural Hevolullon," dsreart ! H. P;. Rslelgb, N. C. I Prominent participants In the con ; gresa. In addition to the foregoing list of speakers. Include K. 8. Shan i non. ot Nashville; M. 13. Trezevant, ; of New Orleans, James E. Smith, of St. Louis; U. Urosvenor Dawe, of 'Montgomery; John A. lietjeman, of Albany, Ot.; J. It. Arnold, of Fort : Worth; H. II. Richardson, of Jack ;onvll)e; John A. Patton, of Chatta- nooga; W. (1. Cooper, of Atlanta, and ' Edwin I.. Quarles of Petersburg, Va Abstracts furniihsd and land titles! examined. Fred Flsk Merchants' Bsnk Building. Eugene Oregon, tti taWCMUUi ro TUB OVAKU. over Iber fJoGuossvorh If me who doubt the value of linlta Tablets could only look OVCT OOf OrdCf HlCS 3UM fCl4 UK . . r it... ,,(,. ItttCTl WC KUNt tTOHl tUOSe WHO L.. k.. statu nn man wriA Li lul M liUll WBO 13 weaV l&d flCrVOUS WOuId hCSltltC WVataVaMat "V moment, btlt begin 4t OnCC tO regain his strength with NerviU Gantlamanr-floma .Is rara am 1 boufht roar ftarflta'J'ablat. in Kk-htnond. Ind. and St that tlm.th.rCOTMUilrdUI.il roll clalmad lhr would I triad to sat lham bar., put nodrusslat bas them. dm) know If Fou .1 III maka tham, U M I a.al to sat .la boaaa lor a Irlaod of mlna. Yours trulr. Has. U. KedUad, Cat, Dae tt MOT. Daar Blrsi Find andaaad 11.00 aod aand M t bouaof yuur Narvlta Fltla. I bousht 4 bosaa at a drug slst'a bar., but can not sat anr mora, but wast to tall rou that 1 Bator took aur madklna la ni Ilia that dona ma aa siiKh food. Hand at asca aa I am aatu-aljf ouu Your, trulr, J aa. la, IMS Bas. U Caroesia. Pa. Daar Hlrai Abatrt 1 waste aso I aant roa MOO far 1 boaaa of Narvlta T.blata. and thar haaa aw bm lota ot o4. Iiial i- 4.00 aaad laaf ksaasalaaoa. ... XsarsUuIr- Jaa. IT. M '- a. S. Oraan CH r. 1" r illiaiiii nisi ma at aaos 1 bosas Kar'Ra Taklata. I racslvaa on. bra a waak aso. Ttwra uiiitii t a) roar sMdkisa, faaS sraaur baaaltad, and vsm ta saa It aatg savkctirwaB. saw sraaataaaswatstawa, ,. Amxwa f-VtamaottuOWa M sad Issrsatsid k all d((lslt, II. per kex,kse to M. tostkfauM. rstwaa mnum co.tfiesia . omoaae v . XW.K KV MAKKH HTOItK. 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Vegetable Flour and Feed No tielayi, ws h" est own dsUvarv Pierce Bros. Pnoo Mala S3 52 East M NEW YORK CLIPPER ! THt MRIATtST THEATRICAL I SHOW PAPUR IN THS WORLD. S4.00rifY.ir. SlBgli Copy, 10 fix ISHUHD WKKKLT. Sample Copy Free. FRANK OUECN PUB. CO. (Ufl . tlMUt ItalllrUal BETTIH8 & HENDERSON " MASONS. All kinds of brick, atone nnd cement work prompjly and teatly done. All Tork guaranteed. Residence Zl Willamette Street, til West Kuarth reel. Phone Rsd 4J. AUTOMOBILES Prank Brnnetti Garsge F.arl snd I2th. PbSk'Md'171 Reo, MiU-brt, Pi.mjtr.; Slodard D-ylon The oral can kr lh prlc40O od;u Cars kw kits j
