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.PLIPU TO FGSTSCEIZIAGE t e&va An -oaAtr so ft mm . afUrnooB on MoltnoBwh flld hf th seor of to 0. Tha aiMllnM or tt mom 4om Mt fullr Indtoato .tho trvDcth of th tooml luboan. MJ plyw wr triad out ourlas th rm hi rdr that th ochei miffht vet Una n thir work. From a football standpoint th um n suoomb. Too Aatorla roan Uvod up to, tbalr wa- known niMtottott br ' mi nina- p- a. , iuhMrn ficht from tart to flaUh. out to sperWooo of tw oiabwon wna-ta rMMM and pflld. Too 4 iattm played a Tartar and anapplar saaM than Multnomah, but. rhn M oama to rat hard plunoins; ha Aatoriana war not .aMa to oopa with tha Port la ad man. . Tha aaaaa waa fraa froai rouvhnaoa. i and oalr on paoalty waa lnfltotad, and ' that waa for an ttnhttontloaai hatdint of .,. a Multnomat In tha can tar, tna.ooot of too bum halo If yard. - ;' Tha dar jaa Waal from "th- pcta tor' polnt of comfort, but hot for tha ; v'pldyah. TO awwduat artdtroti mad th '.j Aatoiian faal rtaht at homa, and whan- .-, awr av-phiy -waw Marta m waien xhm v vlaltor war on th oriannva, aacn Aatortaa lmainad -tw waa proananadlns . on tha plank walks at bona during tan rsatt aaon. , . . J . Th play aurtad mtt With rdaft, , ' Ooata boottnar'th ball 'to Aatorta a l-yard llnt waar tha wary ntocktoa rrabbad It and ratnrnad It 1. Attar a law akirmlahM Aatorla lost tha bait on a fumbla and Multnomah cot it, only to looa It an a funbl. . Th clubman : promptly nM for down and taking: tb V ball staftad for sh Astorw coal ilm. ' Carroll, Northup, Pratt, Dowlins; and ' Horan bacan a srls of attaoko on th vlaitort' lln and found yards wry rush. Attar aavao mlnutao of hard buek ' tnc tha plffskln rostad oa thair oppon , nta lln and Northup was shot through V Oammal for a touchdown- Tb oal ' t waa mlaaad. Xuiin th ramatBdar of th ' ' half Multnomah had th bail oloa to the N Astoria Una savaral tlma but dtd 'not - puah It ow, Tha aaoondV haU wan; a ;- baok-and'fortw propoalUon with tha hon or In Multnomah' favor. Tha aajno-enoV ad with tha ,balt In Multnonuili'a oaa l ' lon on tha Aatorla 1 1-yard lln. . . For th looa hi ovary man ho wad wp wall. Coat. Bany,. Pratt and Jordan . parformad brlUlantly. Maltnomah In- . tarfaranoa waa raaaad throuchout th j ' ntlr eoataaK nvr htttlns; th AatortaJ . forwards with th pro par . atana aao powar. For Aatorla tho nth squad playad . wH. Btooktant Tallant. Abararombt and Graham -dotnr tha bast work. Stockton '' played bis .usual-fast and effaettv gama ' .and ran th toam wltb rood Judgment. Astoria's team work was fan tar 'than ' Multnomah's but not an detlborat, wall f-- th Tlsltors fumble, wr awajr and : " OOStly. ' i'. , v I- -jt .h Multnomah, - , ' T Aatorla. . nintoul ofiMfw . t t- - tIy ..'..'. Oammal J Carlaon ! -.f ...i Henderson , Pratt .itnii.f t..n...... Button j'" Oault .. .1 t..j;.. "Wndaron ; Dowllng1 r .. . . Hesnn-Jones Jordan Painter-King j Krrlgan-Coates...Q h. ........ Stockton Horan-rJohnson:;. b b....V,v .Graham , Dotph-CarroU...M h b. ... . . . .TaJiant Northup ,.-., Abarcromhle ':... 1 ' Painter ' Other Multnoaaah playara who particl hated Hi th gam war Haaler. BanneU - and Tuokar Refer. Mr. ixjnergani nmpira, wr Orant; timekeeper. Mr.- Fchhlmor. Tlma of halves, and 2 mlnutoa. A FEW THINGS a a'. that branch office all ; vnu .ran leave theA will receive . as U left at tb that inr boys ar "want sd." agent. Ua n.r rmi hnx. ohen Main 117 or hail h meaaengar on no extra charg too. mlnms are given Bun day Ura" Journal 1 AND DON'T FOF.CET THAT -i ti3 jcurnal crvts rssults , 21 WORDS FOR 15 CENTS , CAr,rcc::xT tad here. crriCTS ;:'-' ,;, k . -r-. u I ' i Afc. , i ,- ,e '-7 . iimbm nTiMSnTii Mm nil a i icn rin mm h t; 4 ' ' i ' - w 3 -t? ncs j , ARE ROUING KOW " TjT , & TWX, Th aavoa-pln matrh gam on th Portland bowling alley- last Friday nlniu waa the -Ant oa to b held In this eltv. Th team oenteetlng for honors wmo tb Pinee ws. Maple. Tb latter won by 4 pins. Rutharford mad th high average. T. Dal oapturad the highest Individual ooor. making II pin. Tb aoor by gamaa follow) i v tf MAPLBbV .- ' ' Adam eon ........4I It Rutherford- .4. IT 71 Hrnlth - J; Galllard 4.......e4 "7 Dal.... .11 U PlNBsS. Moaherl 4 -rJJl Kners -'"it !S 55 !SS Hoffmen II ft 11 Cloaaet ... .......... 41 J Rows ... ...-M 44 144 The Pine started off strong, having a lead of Dtn ta tb first gam, but th An team work of th Maplee won th gam for them. Th foui' im bothered moat of tb playors. w rood many pin being laat toy player gaiog var th lln. Th Proapaet and Prosperity damps. C tha SVoodman of the World, have their gam Thursday alghta. There I m 'good, deal of rhralry patwaan these, teams, and their gamaa are exalting. Th work of Samaln of th prospoiity team Is showing a marked Improvement. Ifext Tubsdar night there will b a mstoh game of tan-pins an th Portland allays, between th Monaron ana ine Pin Knighta. ' Tba tdaaw r oompossd mt th bast players In tb l$y and a oloa game Is expected. Jo Qitlard played on nn games last week, making 14 ta on m. whkfh la blah for ta wk. Th boy ar getting Into shape ta play tb eraek taem of Seattle nd Other tesma in urn northern eltle which ar billed Cor the Latter part of tats month '. T -. -. j- DOILY CRAY TOO MUCH FOR TIGERS : 4Jaraa1 aUl Barrlee.y Taeoma, Waatk. Oct . Los Angls outplayed Toeoma and won' pretty gun., McLaughlla' home-run in tha ninth, after two men war out and two strike had been called mm him, aavod Taooma a abut-out. Scot; ,r ,r , . TAOOHA. ' . .. AB. n, K. FO. A. E. Dol, y. f. 4 Bheehan, lb. ff Caaer. Sb. I Eagaa, as, Lynch, e. f. '........a McLaughlin, L i. ... 4 i r . . a Hog.n. lb. .... I j I 9 1 FlUgrald, ..... J Total ... II 1 T ST It 1 ' ', LOfl ANGBLB8. .-''-i'. ..... AB. R. H. FO. A. B. Barnard, o. f.rt..... J J 1 1 J 0 Flood, lb. I J f I Bmlth. lb. I , 1 I Cravath. r. f. a t v Breshaar. lb. .... f ft Toman. . . Hples. . ............ 4 t J 1 J Gray, p. 11 Totals ... 2 I I 17 1 a 0RB BT INNINOB-. . . ' STTMMART. M truck mrt By Gray. 4: Tlttaarald, t. .1 -a TO REIEMBER T1i4A Journal he ier and Over th city, where your -want aae. tu ft. th aame ttatloa gaia osao. - V il) A. D. T. BMasen -V th street There for tht rvlc. that valuable re away every wee 4 - cash - -. w I C7 ' I ' 1 ' ' ' 1 ' 1 J I ' ' ' - ' ' I Bases on ball By Gray, I; Fttsgerald. I. HU by pitcher By Oray. 1; Flla- kveraldi 1. .Passed ball By. Oaaham. l. Two-baa hlt-By Cravath. - Horn rurt By a McLaughlin. Bacrlftoa hits Flood, Bftilth, Cravath. Stolen bases - Caay. Flood. Karned rune Tacooj,-, 1 ; Loa Anaelas. 1. Left on bases -Lo Angeles, 7; Tacoma, 7. Doublaplay Caaey to Bgan to Hogan; Flood to Braanear; Flood to Toman to Brsshear. Tlpie iir game 1:40. psdptr- Tom Brow. . s A4f TAjreOVTaUL (ioaraal apertal eerrte.) VaneoMveV, B. C. Oet 4. Today re sults of horse raoas war mm follows; Flrat raoa, trot or pao. v ma tea rao for f 10 a aid Qlrngary PatBheo beat Arteksj , eoond rao. half mil daahr Katie Bell flrat. Llsai Rio saoond. Judge Nsptoo third; tint 4:11. , Third raea. thro q Barters of a mile. for all agea Karmbell llrst, Vera second.' Uondurmn third; time. 1:1. - Fourth race, one quarter mil, handl- oap eooy flrat. Chickadee aaoopd. Touns Marlowe third f time. i, . f Fifth race, on and on quarter mile Sldred first, Ama second,- Montoya third; tim,'1:0V brth raea. consolation mo, three quarter mile -(hsudator flrst. Governor John awoond, Bva D. third; tlm 1:14. Tha Columbia' university Junior de feated th Fourteenth Street Bagle tn a walk played gam' of football yeatorday on the Columbia university ground. Th anal score was 14 to 0. Th lineup: Columbia, , ' " " ; Bagle. Dunn ....i.....y..U;.;..H. Mayer O'Brien; r.t, l...vA..O. Carr Krehn ... t,.. ...K g-J... .... . Stuart Kanx nc J. Carr Man Ion ........4.1 g. r. ....... Murphy ConcmbnoB .ii..LtH.i..,.. Hanson 1 Mayor. ....Mi.Ur.. DuK Leary ......... .f...X. Jorgensan Souflert r.......r.h.l. ....... Hlncka Wilkenaan. .,...j..L h.r.k...,r Barrett Boyl .t,......-.. Ludar . :' ,. FOOTBAJbXi BBSVaVVS. - .' " Harvard St. Main 0. r i ' ' Annapoli II. Virginia Military ' Vnlvrslty of Oregon 10, Alum at 9. Wlllsmctt Vntvarslty IS, Oregon Stat Normal . i Oregon. Agricultural Colleg Tt, Unl- veralty of Oregon Medico 4. Multnomah A. A, C. 4, Aston a. A Psclflo University II, Hill Military I. Columbia Unlvsrslty Junior 14, Four teenth Street Eagles 4. J- BCrBTOV 9; 4 4Jersal faaHel SerM.r -Boston. OcL 4. The Boston AttWri- can defeated the Highlander In two game today and displaced them In th lead for the pennant Th score were: Boston, ll-l; New York. 1-4. Boston' reap tag la now .414 and New York v. . - (jesraal apeclal Bsrvlet.) Tacbma, Oet. 4. Raf Turner, th ne gro boxer, end Chester Lever of Ed monds will flght IQ-rouna go at ier- manla hall Ip Taooma n Thursday, Oc tober 19. for a purs ana "B m du T. . WcOrsth n Bill Bailey won the Hunt olub paper chase yesterday. Mrs. Buffum on Bsrnato waa Second and Mis Howard) oa Jim Budd third, r Ian Franc laoo. Oct 4. Th gars scheduled for today between Ban Fran cisco end Oakland we postponed oa account of rain. 4 ctv-jr esr Ttrmjraa ajtb umi Mm.nxwnm m .' f 13 POStTlMtr-, fVAY western sports GUIBLER BELLEN'S PORTLAND CAREER - i. MOBS .aTOT 4M0sV .taosr SJUITlOaT OF Frank Halle' dlapparane Tucsan Spring, Oal ' aa account f which appeared la last night's Journal, was no surprise to some of his ao- quaintanoea her, although a number o J his aequatntanc war startled upon n as ring inei a man wno nan swnnwMo so much charity toward the gentler aex In the past would voluntarily desert hi wlf. Hellen waa know in Portland by very sporting man. He wwa th founder of the Portland Club some' year go, and si no that tlma hae figured mora r less prom loan Uy In tha ne are pa per of thl lty. He one had a falling oat wltb another gambler sad for day they both carried revolvers and made three ta against each other. Hellen' a weapon wn a Colt' automatK revolve and twice It cam within a hair' breadth of costing him his Ufa. Th first tlm he was shot through the bond, th platol having fallen on th floor, oaualng it discharge. On th second oeoaaion Hellen had son to sleep oa a sofa and railed off on to th floor, when th platol went off. Thl wound waa of a very serloua aarur. Th ball penetrated hi right aid- and perforated his liver. stOBUch and sne lung. It I said to have oot th gambler 14.004 before h com pletely recovered. HI friend advised him t go to Tuscan Spring for hi health. Th fact that he waa a vege tarian, his physician told him, was largely reaponslbl for hi recovery. Hellen' flm 'marriage waa with a Portland SJri. They war not happy and th match ended tn a sensational di vorce suit Th wlf he I reported to have deeerUd at th spring was a Cal- Ifornlsn. Soma of hi friend say that ft would not surprise them It ha war to some to Portland. "And If he war her,' remarked on. n would be gambling. He oan't stay away from It No matter what It cost htm. h would have club room Wis piece. Hs I th sort of man wh will spend 140.40 to win 44 eenta." CENTRALIA STILL IN STATE OF DARKNESS - Owartsl fNaeatek t Th Jewsal.) Centralis. Wash., Oct. 4. The ettrm light situation has developed Int a ecandaL Th oity I stUI la darkness. Th report t bow blng circulated that 11 th oounollmen have, granta them alve a special rat tor alec trio light. Th charg waa openly made m the last meeting that on of th ooanollmen did not pay for th light h used. H Indignantly drhd the charge with the. statement that be pet tn Dill wna n waa presented. Whan naked how often th bill had been present, no awr wa given. j 7fpeHsl ri m yZMid WU hi Tb timi iwll San Prenclaro. Oct 4.Jtraral Brltt and Jo Qena signed rtlcls tonight to fight for tb lightweight championship of th world on th nhrht of October 11 before the Shata Athletic club. Th contest fall for 111 pound ringside. the winner to take 71 par cant and the loser II par cent la esse Brltt wins. If Oan win be Is U get 44 par cant and If th oontest m a draw will got th At, rOKNXNO. OCTOBER . 190 hunting for man STILL 11NEIN1SIIED Four Weeks hav elspswd lne th fall tana la th public echool opened. , Dur ing sll this tlm th classae of th first six grades of tb Atklnaoa oehool hav been wltnout any plaae in whloh to asset Tb pupils hav bean Mala Inaiructlon. th teacbera hav been Ml and tb tax payers have had to Buffer bnoaua th salaries f th teachers hav to b paid whathsr thy work or not, , - AU this te do to th unfinished do dltlon of th Atklnaoa school. Th boUdlng hi far from being ready for ooaupanoy and R I not known when th woTk wlll be eompleted. The beating and ventilating apparatus will not be la operation for eome time and the new port loa of th building will not b fin ished for at least two weeks. N on I willing to take th Mam for th condition which hav exleten In th schools sine th term opened. Th contractors say they ar not iwsponalbl and It ha been Impossible for them to complete th work In th tlm allowed la Lb oontraet. Much of th work wa not started until 1st ta th Mssoa and no great endeavor wa made by them to rush K until It came time for school to open. Ah hough the directors were fully aware of th candlUon they amd no effort to eompel the contractors to eoas- plat th repairs within th tlm speci fied In the contracts, la nearly every instance th contractora were behind wltb their Work. . f . Because of the unfinished oondttloa of the building, I TU pupil war without Instruction on week, 44 for two weeks and 411 for four week. It baa aot th taxpayer IS.ltl.40 for selariee for teachers who bay not been working; - Superintendent Rlgtr baa announced that th classes of tha first aim grade of th Atkinson school will meet In the portable at th Ldd aehoot tomorrow morning. Th seventh, eighth and ninth grade ere already receiving instruction In tb portable t th Coueb aohooL It 1 expected that not nearly alt the pupil will attend under thee eondltiooa aa It I considerable distance for om f th younger h4ldrn to walk. Following wa tha attends no at th school last Friday,:' Alnawortb. lit; Albtna Central, to; Atkinson. II; Brook lyn, 4I; Central. 141; Chapman. 041; Clinton Rally, 414: Couch. 744; Falling, 414; Fernwood. IT; Fulton. Hi Fulton park. 41; Harrtton. 441; Highland, 444; Holladay, T4I; Ladd, TIT: Marquam. Uu Midway,- lit North Central. !; Ockley Oraaa, 171', Peninsula. Ill; Portsmouth, 111; Sellwond, tt; South Portland, I74' Stephana, 111: Suanyetd. 444; Thomp son. TU: William Avenue. TOO: Wood lawn, 444; Fast Twenty-el shth, 44 j High School. IIT. Total. 1 ' wi.k .b. .Mlrim a th SO Mini la " A S.tat w".d'. """ T - Thar wa big sensation fa Le vllle, lndvwha W. H. Brown of that plana who waa expected ta die, had his Ufa saved by Dr. King's New Dle- coYSfy tot" Consuinprttm. H wilts. "I endured tnsutreraale agonies rrons Asthma, but your New Discovery gave me Immediate relief and noon thereafter effected a complete cure. Similar our of Consumption. Pneumonia, Bronctmia and Grip ar numerous. It's the peer leee remedy for all throat and lung trouble. Price 40o and 1.00. Guaran teed by Rad Croe Pharmacy, corner Sixth and Oak streets. n th Way to kiWM SbHOOL FVFIXJi WHMUI VMA BUBaUUf VO sifwpe'- zv n aoxoo vomvABU mocrMS womommcrw OA4TM &OS41 VO VAXPATBMal 0 bats B.m., , to fight jeff arho wlU on tar th AtMhaon aohool on Monday 4br will be 14,0 pupils In attend anoe in the public schools of thl city against 11,144 at th oerreepondlng tlm laat year. WILL MASBY Gilt IF SEE'Ll EEflAVE Aawd Mlehaal Ptertlar, who lies at St Vtnoent boapital 1 ovsrlng from bia dawporat attempt at eelf destruction, ay he will marry Mary Rontnooa, th 14year-oid girl whom be im sosused of having abducted. If her friend wUl go on her bond and guarantee that aba will be good. He will not aaarrg bar other wise, h ssya, I Mary Robinson's mother called an th old man at th hospital yesterday. They had a long talk and It wa then that ha said ha would marry the child if some body would make bar b aood. Her parent refused to . undertake tb task. Plertler ta rapidly recovering. ptertlar km bam mad th defendant In a suit for counsel fee by Attorney John Dltchbara aad John P. Waita. Tha amount they claim I 4100. Suit wa filed la th elronJt eonvt yaa torday afternoon through Artornay Al bert B. Ferrers. It 1 alleged that Ptertlar retained Watt and Dltehburn hi counsel August 1 and dl cltarged thorn from further oervio Bep tambar It --j :,j A healthy, Hvary Michigan woman 10 years old. If sh had anry bean a man sh might hav been a sandidata for vtoo president AT OUR NEW STORE 86 SIXTH p. k W m sbewtnc most eompteta Um of Vv ; T .'.'r & ' Bicycles and Sundries v.; r ' Automobile Supplies Kver Shown on REACH ATHLETIC 600DS New UnM of Goods Being- Added Drop In and Uok U Over ; 1 electric mm 'ISPC32LYI3SB 9&A "I hav )ut eomplatad my diurnal ta- Speotlon of allth building within th fire limit of the city and I And ths lev trtcal wiring to very poor." eald Ft Marshal W. R. Robarnt ytarday aftar noon. 1 , By thl h meant that th wiring tnJ tb different building was not np to th standard and might be the means f Ing fire. H will make an attempt 1 to see that better wiring w dan law building In future. The lira marshal Inspect overy IraftdW . Ins within tha Sra Umit one a year. He ha had a vary hard task; an ac count of the many bow building which hav been built It ha taken him Juat 14 month to cover tb territory. Men day he will start on the work of n other year. In th new year ha will no. hav only the old district to Inspect, but hi work Will melud all tb bund ing 1 the extended fire limits. Aside from tha electric wiring ha say that tb City 1 In fairly good condition. Many of th old shacks hav bn torn down and prmnat Improvement mad. "Conditions are becoming batter overy day." h said. "It 1 very gratifying to see such a great number of fin building going up. Than the full paid Br department and th Installation of many new hydrant I as aaeuranc tbat tb city will hav better Are pro tection than aver before, A wonderful Improvement ha been mad ta th lira department slno Jun L Recently th department ha don some excellent work and has drowned eevereJ blase) whloh in many cities would hav de veloped into oonflagratlona." Recently th city council rsurrctsd an ordinance requiring bulkhead to ba placed every 100 feet along the docks on tb water front While thl to an olI ordinance It ha never been enforce!. Tha matter was recently referred to? the fire marshal and during th past week he baa notified th owners of th larger dock that they must comply with the ordinance. AU of them hare manl tested a willingness te do as Instructed. "All the property owner along th water front feel that bulkhead wUt ba a good thing.- said Mr. Roberts, "aa th deck now ar a draught circulate be-, naata them, which In ease of Ar will reuse the flames to spread very rapidly. The bulkhead are to be built of two Inch plank and wUl tend te am other any nr whloh may otart tt the water. front" r ... i '. n 1 1 .mi..! 1 " i MB- ' Wrrnim 1 ' (Bseciil DtosaMU e Tb JearaeL) ' Curkson, Wab, Oct Mrs. C. "Jl Cowan, th wlf of County Commis sioner Cowan, died her today after ) yeer'e ttlness. STREET the Pacific Coaat - mm. mmmta I Mm, f.