THE MOANING OBEGOXIAtf, MONDAY, MAT 8, 190o..
11
em i. m
OUT OF THE BOX
Siwashes Also Get Busy With
Jones, Who Goes In in
the Eighth.
ROACH STEADY IN PINCHES
With Men on Second and Third in
the Sixth the Seattle Pitcher
Strikes Out Three of
the Giants.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Yesterday's Scores.
Portland, 4; Seattle. 9.
Tacoma, 0-0; San Francisco, 11-4.
Standing of the Teams.
Won. Lost. P.C.
Tacoma .22 13 .r620v
Oakland 19 10 -M3
San Francisco 19 17 .528
Ivw Angeles 15 10 .461
Portland 14 21 .400
Seattle 14 21 .400
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams.
Won. Lost P.C
New Tork 14 4 .776
Pittsburg 11 7 .U
Chicago 12 8 .600
Philadelphia S S .600
Cincinnati 9 9 .500
Brooklyn .. 9 12 .429
Boston 6 13 .316
St. Louis 5 13 .278
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Teams.
Won. Loj. P.C.
Cleveland 10 7 .560
St. Louis .....10 7 .560
Philadelphia 9 7 .f.58
Washington .10 9 .520
Chicago 8 8 .500
New York 7 8 .467
Detroit 7 11 .389
Boston 7 11 .SS3
SEATTLE, Wash.. May 7. (Special.)
Seattle made it fQur out of six by bat
ting Garvin out of the box today.
Jones, who replaced him in the eighth
Inning, was very wild and the locals
cinched the game by making four runs
off of three passes, a sacrifice and three
hits.
Roach was hit hard, but was very
steady in the pinches, and he was given
gilt-edge support. With men on second
and third in the sixth inning, when a
hit would have tied the score. Roach
struck out McLean, Runkle and Mitchell
in a row. He also struck out McLean
and Mitchell in the eighth when any
kind of a hit would have given Port
land tr.e lead.
Johnny Kane led the procession at
the bat. He gave his teammates confi
dence in the first inning by rapping
Garvin for a two-base hit his rlrst time
up. The locals were downcast because
Portland had made two runs In the
opening inning and when Garvin Is
right, two runs are enough to win.
Kane got a single off Garvin in the
seventh and he faced Jones for the
first time in the eighth, with two men
on bases. Jones gave him one on the
outside corner, and he rapped it to
right field for three bases. That broke
up the party, for McLean, Schlafly and
the rest simply laid down and quit be
hind Jones.
There was a bumper crowd and the
game was enjoyed, for there were lots
of hits, lots of runs and plenty of er
rors. Mitchell at first was very weak.
Houtr got out of the game in the third
because of a sore heel. Shields replaced
him and made one swell catch and two
nice hits. The score:
SEATTLE.
AB. R. Hi. PO. A. E.
Kane. 3b...... 5 3 3 1 10
Miller, rf .. 3 3 3 2 O 0
Houtz. If 2 0 110 0
Shield?. If 3 0 2 1 0 0
Kemmer. lb 4 0 1 4 o o
Frary. c 4 0 1 11 3 1
McHale. cf 4 1 12 0 0
Khali, 3 10 110
Burns. 2b 4 114 4 1
Roach, p 3 0 10 10
Totals 35 9 13 2Q 10 2
Schlafly out, bunted third strike.
PORTLAND.
AU
Atz. M 3
Van Buren, if 5
Householder, cf 4
Schlafly. 2b 5
McCredle. rf 4
R. IB. PO. A. E.
2 113 1
1 3 4 0 0
0 3 3 0 0
0 2 3 2 0
1 1 O 0 0
0 15 11
0 0 0 0 0
0 0 7 0 1
0 1 0 3 2
0 110 0
4 13 24 9 5
Runkle. ss 3
Mitchell, lb 4
Garvin, p ... s
Jones, p 1
Totals 3(j
SCORE BY INNINGS.
2 0 1 1 0 0 1 4 9
Seattle
Hlti
Portland ......
Hits
....a 0 1 1 0 2 3 3 13
...-2 O10 0OO1 -O 4
....2 0 3 1 1 1 2 2 1-13
SUMMARY.
Earned run Portland, 1.
Tw o-baw hits Kane. Kemmer. Houtz. Mc
Lean, Householder.
Thee-bi? hit Kane.
Sacrifice hits Miller. Roach, Householder.
McCredie.
Stolen bases-Miller. McIIale, Burnc Atz.
van Buren.
Inning pitched by Garvin, 7: hits, 10; runs.
U ilruc .out' 5; baecs on balIs. 1; it by
pitched ball. 1.
Innings pitched by Jon. 1; runs. 4; bit.
5 . ba,lfl- s- w,,d Pitches. 1: struck
,, by Kach. 11; bawsa on balls, 3; passed
balls. Fran- 1, McLean 1.
Left on bases Seattle 10; Portland. 10.
Time of game One hour and 55 minutes.
BREAK EVEN AT TACOJIA.
Batsmen of Seals and Tigers Take
Turns at Pitchers.
TACOMA. May 7. Tacoma and San
Francisco broke even on today's double
header, the home team winning four of
the series of six. In the morning. Kecfo
got a bad start, retiring after one 'inning.
Fitzgerald lasted but one inning and
Lynch pitched the remainder of the con
test The Tacoma players could not hit
"Whalen to advantage and were shut out.
In the afternoon the Tacomas had on
their batting clothes. Eagan making two
home runs in succession. The visitors
tried hard but could not overcome Ta
coma' s lead. The scores:
Morning game R.H.E.
Tacoma ...000000000-0 6 6
San Francisco 55000100 11 11 0
Batteries Keefe, Fitzgerald. Lynch,
Graham and Hogan; Whalen and Shea.
Afternoon game R.H.H.
San Francisco 0 10 0 0 2 01 04 6 2
Tacoma 2 0 3 2 2 0 0 0 9. 13 0
Batteries Wheeler. Wilson and Shea;
Fitzgerald and Graham. Umpire Klopf.
PACIFIC XATIOXATj IjEAGUE.
Spokane 7, Ogden 5.'
SPOKANE. May 7. After having the
gume all but won, Ogden weakened In
the sixth Inning. Spokane hitting the ball
hard. Together with passed balls, two
errors by Glmlin and a fancy home run.
the locals made five runs. In the next
Inning another four-bagger netted two
runs for Spokane. Thompson was mis
erably supported. Score: R.H.E.
Spokane 0 0000520 0-7 72
Ogden 2 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0-5 U 5
Batteries Thompson and Hansen: Gil
patrick, Mclnnis and Lewis. Umpire
McRae.
Boise 14, Salt Lake 5.
BOISE. Idaho. May 7. The Boise men
started In today to even up the defeats
of the two previous days and slaughtered
the Salt Lake visitors. The latter could
do little with Stelz's delivery, while Dur
ham and Quick were hit freely. The
score: H.H.E.
Boise 4 0 2 8 0 5 0 0 "14 10 3
Salt Lake ...0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 45 6 2
Batteries Stelz and Hanson; Durham,
Quick, Leahy and Suess.
XATIOXAIi IiEAGUE.
Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 2.
BROOKLYN, May 7. A batting rally by
the local men when two were out in the
seventh inning brought in three at a stage
when the visitors seemed to have the vic
tory well in hand. The attendance was
10.000. The score:
R.H.E.1 R.H.E.
Brooklyn 410 l Philadelphia ..2 3 2
Batteries Scanlon and Rltter; Duggleby
and Dooin.
Chicago 3, St. Louis 0.
CHICAGO, May 7. Chicago made it
four straight from St. Louis today. Tay
lor's only pass was turned into a run.
his wild pitch gave another, while
Schulte's triple and a fumble by Brain
scored the third. Two pretty double plays
spoiled all chances for St. Louis scoring.
The attendance was 14,000. The' score:
R.H.E.1 R.H.E.
Chicago 3 3 3SL Louis 0 5 2
Batteries Brlggs and O'Neill; .Taylor
and Grady.
Umpire KleL
Pittsburg: 4, Cinclnnutl 3.
CINCINNATI. May 7. Ewing's spit ball
failed to obey instructions today, and the
Pittsburgs won out In the tenth Inning.
Three of their four runs were scored -on
bases on balls and wild pitches. Robert
aille was hit hard, but poor base-running
prevented the Cincinnatis getting much
benefit therefrom. The score:
R.H.E.1 R.H.E.
Cincinnati ....3 10 3Plttsburg 4 6 2
Batteries Ewing and Schlel; Robertaille
and Peltz.
Umpires Auswine and Emslie.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St. Louis 2, Detroit J.
ST. LOUIS, May 7. SL Louis won to
day, making a clean sweep of the scries.
Sudhoff and Mullin did the pitching, and
Sudhoff won through fast fielding behind
him. Three double plays from the out
field, two of them engineered by Koeh
Hnger. were features. ThCy.attcndance
was 11.200. The score:
R.H.E.1 R.H.E.
St. Louis 2 7 l Detroit 1 7 1
Batteries Sudhoff and Weaver: Mullin
and Drill.
Cleveland 2, Chicago 0.
CHICAGO. May 7. Chicago was unable
to hit Rhodes, who pitched in good form,
allowing only two scattered hits. The at
tendance was 1S.7). The score:
R.H.E.1 R.H.E.
Chicago 0 2 2 Cleveland 2 7 1
Batteries Owen and McFarland; Rhodes
and Bcmis.
Hoquiam Wins in New Park.
ABERDEEN. Wash., May 7. (Special.)
Several thousand persons attended the
opening of Electric Park today, which
was dedicated by the Hoquiam and Ab
erdeen ball players. The day was fine
and the street-car service was taxed to
carry the crowd. The park, on which
the street railway company Intends to
spend 130,000 and for which a landscape
gardnener from Portland has been en
gaged, lies between Hoquiam and Aber
deen and will be the only park that
Gray's Harbor boasts of. Besides the
throng of persons from both cities there
were present the Councils and Mayors
of the two towns.
The ball park Ls one of the finest on the
Pacific Coast, and its completion will
add much to the Interest of baseball on
the harbor. The game today resulted
In a score of 4 to 1 in favor of Hoquiam.
Iieapue Formed at North Yakima.
NORTH YAKIMA. Wash.. May 7. (Spe
cial.) Representatives of the ball teams
of Ellcnsburg, Prosset. Pasco and North
Yakima met here this evening and or
ganized the Yakima Valley Baseball
League. A merles of games will be ar
ranged "between the club for tiie season
and outside clubs will be challenged to
play.
The game here today between Prosser
and North Yakima resulted in a score of
4 to S in favor of Prosser. Golns, for
merly of the North Yakima team, pitched
for Prosser. and Rooney, formerly of
Seattle, pitched for North Yakima. The
first game of the league will probably be
played next Sunday at Prosser between
that team and the team of this place.
Olympla Scores the Most.
OLYMPIA. Wash., May 7. (Special.)
In the Southwest League game here to
day the score was:
RHE R HE
Olympia 5 5 4Montesano.... 4 3 4
Batteries Clark and Boe'ttlgor: Porter
and Edwards.
AUTO - BOATS LEAVE ALGIERS
Choppy Sea at Start or Loup Race
to Toulon.
ALGIERS. May 7. Seven auto-boats
started today in the long-distance race
from this port to Toulon. The boats left
the harbor at 6 o'clock this morning.
Lewis Nixon's Gregory, which was to
represent the United States In the con
test, was not present. Every precaution
has been taken to prevent mishaps, two
cruisers and seven torpedo-boat destrov
crs accompanying the racers.
The sea was somewhat choppy, which
Interfered with the progress of the boats.
A mail steamer which arrived here this
afternoon reports passing the boats, two
of which were being towed. Their arrival
at Port Mahon is expected tomorrow.
WEBB WINS MATCH RACE.
Barney Oldflcid and Earl Kiscr Were
His Opponents.
ST. LOUIS. May 7. By winning two
heats, the last an extra, necessitated by
winning one race, A. C Webb, driving
a "Stock" car. today defeated Barney
Oldfield and Earl KIscr In their three
cornered special match, the feature of
the automobile races held at Delmar race
track. The summary:
First heat, three miles A. C. Webb won:
time. 4:56 4-5.
Second heat, two miles Barney Oldfield won:
time. 2:5S.
Third heat, two miles Earl Klser won: time.
8:31.
Final heat, two miles A. C Webb won;
tune. 3:30.
Tired and nervous women find held in.
Hood's "Sarsapartll." Ia enrich ee their
Woo.
STEM ENTRIES
Nominations for Big Events at
Irvington and,Meadows.
EASTERN MEN ARE ANXIOUS
Ask That Stakes Be Reopened That
. They May Come in Too, but
This Is Refused by Presi
dent Williams.
SEATTLE, Wash.. May 7. (Special.)
The stake-book, containing the nomina
tions for the big stake events which will
be raced for at Irvington track at Port
land and at the Meadows, are out and
show that the list is made up of some of
the best horses that raced In California.
It took considerable hustling last year
to get the stakes all filled, but this year,
on account of the turf war. in the Middlo
West, owners and trainers have Jumped
at the chance to enter their horses in
the various stakes.
Since the stake-book has been Issued.
President Williams, of the California
Jockey Club, under whose auspices the
northern racea are conducted, has re
ceived several telegrams from Eastern
horsemen, asking that the stakes be re
opened, so that they could make nomina
tions. This was refused because It would
not be fair to those who remained on tho
Coast and placed their nominations when
the entry blanks were passed around.
Barney Schreiber. owner of a stable of
splendid two-year-olds, has wired, asking
for stalls, and will send between eight
and ten youngsters to Portland. Schrie
ber would like very much to enter a
couple of his baby racers in the kinder
garten stakes which the Irvington Fair
Association have on the HsL He cannot
do this, but In all probability special stake
events will be arranged during 'the meet
ing by Handicaper Horace Edgbert, with
the consent of the association.
Among the old favorites, horses that
are well thought of In Portland, entered
in the various stakes, will be Bummer,
Forest King, Instructor. Suburban Queen,
MIsty's Pride and many others. Sad Sam,
Hulford, Bombardier, Horatius. Judge and
a host of other new horses, all of which
In the past " have beon shipped East to
race, will face Starter Fred Mt:Ihol!and.
Following are the stake events and the
entries:
Opening Handicap, $750. Seven Furlongs.
For 3-year-olds and upward; $7.50 to accom
pany the nomination: $25 additional to start.
The Multnomah Fair Association to add an
amount sufficient to make the total value of
the stake $750. of which $100 td eecond and
$50 to third. Weights' to be announced
Wednesday. July 19. To be run Saturdey. July
"f. E. Baird'A Bailey, ch. g., 3. by Tyrant
Sheena. Van.
Baker City Stable's Charley Schweizer. b.
g.. 4, by Libertine AUMsa.
Mrs. T. H. Boyle's Step Around, ch. m.. 3,
by St. George Gadabout.
J. IL Brannan'a Hulford, ch. g.. 4, by
Crelghton Nellie Belle.
Cleal &. Sturgeon's Mentelcnc, b. f., 3, by
Gymnast Montolla; Wenrick. ch. h., 4, by
Pirate of Penzance Mis Celestlna.
J. P. Clifford's Angelica, b. f., 3, by Mon
tana Angellque.
Mrs. J. Coffey's Ocyrohc, b. fc., 4. by Dr.
McBrlde Ocypetc.
John C Davidson's Mogregor. b. c. 3, by ML
McGregor II Model II.
A. T. Dobcon'a .Epicure, b. g.. 5. by Dare
bin Fclukah.
W. P. Fine's Barkyllte. b. g.. C, by Star
Ruby Hinda Dwyer.
Flour de Lis Stable's Alice Carey., b. in.. 3,
by Trappean Abbio F.
Mrs. F. Gabriel's Dod Anderson, b. m., 4,
by The Comomner Leola.
Vic Gilbert' Whoa Bill. -b. h., 4, br Yo EI
Itcy Maintop. .
Jamr Henderson's Red Tip, b. h., 0, by Or
der Zantlppa.
Jones & Co.'s Tam O'Shantcr. b. g.. 5, by
Kingston Ben Ma Chrec.
J. Madbton'a Tocalaw. ch. h., 4, by BasseUaw
La Toqucra; Sol Llchtcnsteln. Wk. g.. 6. by
St. George Ada.
H. EL MaglH's Prickles, ch. L, 3, by Knight
of the Thistle Medallion.
W. P. Magranc's Ed Lllbum, eh. g.. a., by
Bright Phoebus Lovellght.
Multnomah Stable's Major Tcnny, b. g 6,
by Tcnny Rose; Oronte, br. h.. ft, by Orna
mentJudith. P. Murphy's Dutiful, sr. h.. 4. by Faraday
Slipalong.
J. C McCIary & Co.'e Tart, b. t.. 3, by Tar
coda In o.
T. E. McLaughlin's Sea Air, br. I., 3, by
Pirate of Penzance Fragrance,
McGlttrick & Crysler"s Briarthorpe. blk. g.,
4, by Meadowthorpc Bramble Leaf,
Need more Stable's Instructor, br. h.. 4, by
B rutin Initiation.
J. PeKcrs Golden Light, ch. g.. a., by
Flambeau Experiment
B. J. Ranwey's Baker, b. c. 3. by Sir Mo
ri red Quadrant; Bombardier, b. g.. 4. by
Maxio Middle Dwyer; Judge, Wk. r.. 4. by
Athellng Judy.
P. S. Hickman's Pure Dale. b. ra., a., by
Puryear D. Alma Dale.
H. E. Kowell'a Hush McGovran. ch. c. 4,
by Slcipner Sieve; Iredus, b. h., 6, by Golden
Garter Iris; Corn Blossom, b. c, 3, by A hereon-.
Thankful Blaisom; Llllltus, A. c, 3, by
Brutus Llllita.
Stockton Stable's Indina. b. m., 5. by Indlo
Vestlna.
G. Summers & Co.'s Indicate, ch. c. 8, by
Kismet Victoria; Robert Mitchell, b. c, 3,
by Kismet Carrie Dare.
L. H. Tarpley' Constanza. br. m., 4, by
Emperor of Norfolk La Plata.
J. F. Winter's Suburban- Quran, ch. ra.. 5,
by Ornament Lucy Crockett; Whiskey King,
ch. n.. 5. by Kantaka Genevieve,
The Oregonian Handicap, $G00. lire Fur
longs. A handicap for 2-year-olds (foals of 1003):
$5 to accompany the nomination; SZ0 addi
tional to start. The Multnomah Fair Associ
ation to add an amount sulflcient to make the
value of the stake $600. of which $100 to sec
ond and $50 to third. Weights to be announced
Wednesday, July 26. Winners of other than
a selling race after the weights are announced
to carry 5 pounds extra. To be run Satur
day, July 29.
F. H. Bell's ladora, ch. f.. 2. by Sir Walter
JltansI McKenna.
E. E. Burnett's Rotreu. ch. g., 2, by Rouv
seau Tillle Andrew; Puladla, ch. f, 2, by Pa
ladin Wllda,
D. S. Fountain's Boloman, b. c, 2, by David
Tcnny Ella Boland.
Garden City Stable's Novi. ch. c, 2, by VI
shun Nonle.
V. Gilbert's April's Pride, ch. f 2, by
Lleber Karl Margaret A.
Ira Glarccock's Ralncloud, b. f., 2. by Rain
bow Reeca.
H. Green's Ebel Thatcher, b. c. 2. by Pirate
of Penzance Rosanna; Miss Spokane, b. f..
2, by Inspector B. Nautllla; Major ltoth. b.
f.. 2, by Ed Farrall-Klnks.
J. Hanna & Co.'s K If brook, br. f., 2, by
Kismet Brook.
S. Judge & Co. Legal Form. b. c, 2. by
Eddie Jones Mortgage.
Mrs. J. Kenny's Temptation, ch, c. 2, by
Salvation Sunny Plains; Dubois, Jr., chT c.,
2. by Salvation Idanlla. '
J. Dc La Montanya'a Lorena M.. ch. f. 2.
by The Elector Clara Fields; James L. M.,
ch. c. 2. by Charade Fig Leaf.
P. Murphy's Dick Wilson, br. c,, 2, by
Hawthorne Emma Scott.
P. McAullffe's First Lake. ch. f., 2. by First
Tenor Lake Co.
J. C. MeClary & Co.'s Gold Dart, oh. g.. 2,
by Rnlnsrt Iro.
T. E. McLaughlin's Santee. br. c, 2. by San
tello Loyaaa.
Ncedmore Stable's Meteor, ch. b,. 2 by Bru
tus CypieUe.
J. Quintan's Alma Boy. ch. c. 2. by Salva
tion Sweet CaporaL
J. U. Spratt'A Southern Lady II. b. T.. 2
by Kismet Elleena.
H- Stoyers Canopa. b. f, 2. by Canopus Jo
Viva.
G. Summers & Cc'a Equorum Rex. b c. 2.
by Brutut Ledalia; Arestallator, b. c, 2. by
In stallator Arethusa.
Multnomah Handicap, S750. One Mile.
A handicap for 3-jear-olds and upward; $7.50
to accompany the nomination; $25 additional
to start. The Multnomah Fair Association to
add an amount sufficient to make the value
of the t take $750, of which $100 to second
and $50 to third. Weights to be announced
Wednesday. August 2. Winners of other than
a selling race after the weights are an
nounced to carry S pounds extra. To be run
Saturday. August 5.
F. E. Balrfi's Freesals, ch. h.. 4. by Haw
thorne Miss Mayma.
Baker City Stable's Mindanao, b. z.. 4. by
St. Andrew Illuminating; SUIIcho. b. g., 5,
by St. Andrew Angellque.
L. A. Bansack's Blfesful, cb, so., G, by"
Magnet Bliss.
Mrs. T. II. Boyle' Step Around, chl m.. -3,
by St. George Gadabout.
J. H. Sreaiiaa's Hulford, ch. g., 4, by Crelgh
oton Nellie Belle.
O. Wi Cabin's Los Angeleno. b. g.. S. by
P-ey el Santa Anita Loa Angeles.
deal & Sturgeon's Wenrick. ch. h., 4, by
Pirate of Penzance Miss Celestlna.
Mrs. J. Coffee's Ocyrohe, b. h.. 4, by Dr.
McBrlde Ocypcte.
John C Davidson's Metre ror, b. c, 3, by
Mt. McGregor 11 Model II.
A. T. Dobson's Epicure, b. g., 5, by Dare
bin Felukah.
Fleur de Lis Stable's Moor. ch. 5., 6 by Mo
rocco Klsbern; Briers, b. m., 5, by PcrblaUe
Bramble Leaf.
D. S. Fountain's Hooligan, b. g., 3, by
Eddie Jones Hoolou.
V. Gilbert's Whoa. Bill. b. b,. 4, by To El
Rey Maintop.
Jones Sc. Luak'fl Tam O'Shanter, b. g., by
Kingston Ben Ma Chrec.
Fred Justice's Platonlus, ch. g.. 6, by Rous
eeau Young Flush.
J. A. Lynch & Co.'s Harry Beck. b. g., 6,
by Jim Gore Melody.
J. Madison's Tocalaw, ch. b., 4, by Basset
law La. Toquera,
W. P. Magrane's Magrane, blk. h., 4, by
Balgowan Amelia May.
Multnomah Stable's Oronte. br. h., 5. by
Ornament Judith; Major Tenny, b. g., 6, by
Tenny Rose.
P. Murphy's Dutiful, gr. h., 4, by Faraday
Sllpalong.
J. C. McCIary & Co.'s Tart, b. m., 3, by
Tarcoola lno.
McGlttrick & Chrysler's Briarthorpe, blk.
g. 4. by Meadowthorpe Bramble Le&f.
TJ E. McLaughlin's St. George. Jr.. blk. h.,
4, by St. George Gadabout.
Needmorc Stable's Instructor, br. b,, by
Brutus Initiation.
J. Pclter's Ralph Toung. br. b,, 4, by Oak
wood Freyja.
E. J. Ramsey's Judge, blk. b,, 4. by Athel-Ing-Judy;
Bombardier, b. g., 4, by Maxio
Middle Dwyer.
H. EL Rowell's Iredus. b. h.. 5. by Golden
Garter Iris; Corn Blossom, b. c. 3. by Aber
corn Thankful Bloeom; Hugh McGowan. ch.
g.. by Slcipner Sieve; Llllitua. b. c, 3. by
Brutus Lllllta.
Stockton Stable's Indina, b. m., 5, by Indlo
Vtstlna,
G. Summer & Co.' a Robert Mitchell, b. c.
3, by Kismet Carrie Dare; Cardinal Sarto,
b. g.. 3. br Reggie Tyrona.
J. F. Winters' Whiskey King. ch. b-, 5, by
Kantaka Genevieve; Suburban Queen, ch. ra.,
5, by Ornament Lucy Crockett.
Tho , Irvington Handicap! S1200. One Mile
and a Furlong.
A handicap for 3-year-olds and upward; $10
to accompany the nomination: $40 additional
to start. The Multnomah Fair Association
to add aa amount sufficient to make the Talus
of the stake $1200, of which $200 to second and
$100 to third. Weights to be announced
Wednealay. August 9. Winners of other than
a selling race after the weights are an
nounced to carry 5 pounds extra. To be run
Saturday. August 12.
Baker City Stable's Mlndano, b. g.. by St
Andrew Illuminating; Stilicho. b. g., 5, by
St. Andrew Angellque.
L. A. Bonsack's Blissful, ch. m., 5, by
Magnet BlUs.
Mrs. T. H. Boyle's Step Around, ch. m., 5,
by St. George Gadabout.
Cleal & Sturgeon's Wenrick, ch. h., 4, by
Plrate of Penzance MIsa Celestlna.
Mrs. J. CoffeyV Evea G., ch. m., a, by
Juvenal Sister Geneva.
J. C. Davidson's Mogregor, b. c., 3, by
Mu McGregor II Model II.
A. T. Dobson's Epicure, b. g., 5, by Dare
bin Felukah.
W. P. Fine's Barklylte, b. g.. 6, by Star
Ruby Hinda Dwyer.
Fleur de Lis Stablc'a Sandstone, br. c., 3,
by Sandrlngham Emotional; Briers, b. m.. 5.
by Perblalse Bramble Leaf: Moor. ch. g., 0.
by Morocco Klsbern.
D. S. Fountain's Hooligan, b. g.. 3. by
Eddie Jones Hoolou.
C. A Holcomb's Discus, b. h.. 5. by Tenny
The Puffer.
S. J. Jones' Foretst King. br. h., 6. by Hand
some Superba; Al Waddle, b. h,, 4. by Com
mercial Traveler Lass of Tam ale?.
Fred Jubtlce's Platonlus. ch. g., 0, by Rous
seauYoung Flush.
J. A. Lynch'a Harry Beck. b. 5., 6. by Jim
Gore Melody.
W. 1L Lynch's Dotterel, b. m., 5, by Gov.
Foraker Queen Bird.
W. P. Magranc's Ed Llllburn. ch. h.. 5. by
Bright PhoebusLovellght.
Multnomah Stable's Major Tenny. b. g.. 6,
by Tenny Rr-e; Veterano, b. h,, 5. by Rey
ol Santa Anita Orange Leaf.
T. E. McLaughlin's St. George. Jr., blk. b
4, by St- George Gadabout.
Ncedmore Stable's Instructor, br. h,, 4, by
Brutus Initiation.
E. J. Ramsey's Bombardier, b. g.. 4. by
Maxio Middle Dwyer; Horatius; b. h.. 5. by
Odd Fellow Kin da.
H. E. Rowell'H Hugh McGowan. cb. g.. 4,
by Slelpner Sieve; Corn BIom. b. c, 3, by
Abercorn Thankful Blossom; Llllitux, b. c,
3, by Brutus Lllllta: Mistress of, Rolls, b. f..
5, by Eher Bettle WaddeJL
G. Summers & Co.' Robert Mitchell, b. c
3. by Kismet Carrie Dare; Cardinal Sarto. b.
g.. 3. by Reggie Tyrona.
J. C. Turner's Hogarth, ch. g.. 4, by Bal
gowan Battle C.
J. F. Winter's Suburban Queen, ch. m.. 5.
by OraaiMcnt Lucy Crockett.
A. Yhrs Bob LewU. b. c, 'J. by - Wads
worth Mabel Ellsworth.
The Oregon Dally Journal Selling Stakes,
$300.
For 3-year-olds and upward: $5 to accom
pany the nomination; $20 additional to start.
The Multnomah Fair Association to add an
amount sufficient to make the value of the
stake $50u. of which $70 to second and $30 to
third. $1500. weight for age; 1 pound al
lowed for each $100 lees to $1000; then 2
pounds for each $100 to $400. To be run Sat
urday. August 19.
J. II. Brannan's Sad Sam. ch. a., by
Raneocas Heely; Hulford. ch. g., 4, by Crelgh
ton Nellie Belle.
Cleal &. Sturgeon's Montolcnc, b. f.. 3, by
Gymnast Montolea.
Grant Edlron's Ijdy Bimbo, b. m 5, by
Bimbo Mardcn's Pet.
J. J. Ellerd's Huachua. b. c. 6. by Em
peror of Norfolk La Plata; Ktngthorpc, blk.
c. 3, by Meadowthorpe MUs Hattle.
W. P. Fine's Conreid. ch. c, 3, by Bcndoran
Muelc
T. Fitzgerald's Bell Reed. ch. g.. 5, by Cap
tive MIm Gentry-
Fleur de Lis Stable's Alice Carey, b. m., 5.
by Trappean Abble F.
Mrs. F. Gabriel's St. Wlnlfrcde. ch. m., 5,
by St. Carlo Santa Cruz.
Ira Glacacock's Brigetta, br. f., 3, by Sain
Nance O'NclI.
Al Goodln's Happy Chappie, b. g., 5, by
The Hero Maudle.
Hall & Marshall's Smithy Kane, ch. g, 3,
by Rancocan Red Nellie. '
James Henderson's Red Tip. b. h., G, by
Order Zantlppa.
C. A. Holcomb's Whltestone, b. c, 3, by
Sainfoin Beauty Stone.
Mn?. L. Hull's Rublana. b. .. 3,- by Rubi
con Sebastians.
Jasper Madison's Tocalaw, ch. b., 4, by
Bansetlaw La Toquera.
H. E. MaglU's Tramway, b. g., 4, by Robin
Hood U Ollie M.
L H. 'Miller & Co.'s Prince Magnet, b. c,
3, by Magnet Terba Buena.
G. T. Moore's Judge Hughes, ch. h., o, by
Friar Tuck Clara. L.
H. B. Mulkey & Co.'s Queen Cup. ch. m., 3,
by King Faustus Octavia,
Multnomah Stable's Oronte, br. h., t5, by
Ornament Judith.
J. C McCIary & Cc's Agnes Mack, br. ra..
5, by Tho Hero Miss Rhodes.
A. Ncal'9 My Surprise, b. g., 5. by Florist
Katie G.
William Neville Vlnce, br. g., a, by De
ceiver Cornelia II.
E. J. Ramsey's Baker, b. c, 3, by Sir Mo
dred Quadrant.
H. E. Rowell's My Order, b. g., 3. bv Or
der Mollle B. B.; Haven Run. b. g.. 4, by
Prig Handy Cup.
W. J. Spelrs & Co.'s Dorado, ch. g., 3, by
Amago Fame.
M. A. Stephenson's Sequel, ch. m.. 5. by
Uncle Jess Minnie IL
Stockton Stable's Sterling Towers, ch. In..
6, by Kitzjames Quadruple!.
George Strobel's Mclar, b. f.. 3. by Foul
Shot Nora Ives.
G. Summers Sz Co.'s Robert Mitchell, b. c.
3, by Kismet Carrie Dare; Indicate, ch, c,
3. by Kismet Victoria.
L. H. Tarpley'n Constanza, br. m., 4, by
Emperor of Norfolk La Plata.
J. F. Winters' Bummer, ch. h., a., by
Register Emma Gregg; Whiskey King, ch. h.,
0, by Kantaka Genevieve,
The Lewis and Clark Ei position Handicap,
$1500. One Mile and a Quarter.
A handicap for 3-year-olds and upward: $10
to accompany the nomination; $40 additional
to start. The Multnomah Fair Association to
add an amount sufficient to make the value
of the stake $1500, of which $200 to second
and $100 to third. Weights to be announced
Wednesday, August 23. Winners of other than
a selling race after the announcement of
weights to carry 5 pounds extra. To be run
Saturday. August 23.
Baker City Stable's Mindanao, b. g., 4, by
St. Andrew Illuminating: Stilicho. b. g., 5,
by St. Andrew Angellque.
L. A. Bosnack'6 Bllrsful. cb, m., 5, by Mag
netBliss. O. W. Cahlll's Los Angeleno, b. g., 6, by Rey
el Santa Anita Los Angeles.
Cl-al &. Sturgeon's Wenrick. ch. h., 4, by
Pirate of Penzance MUs Celestlna.
Mrs. J. Coffey's Evea G.. ch. ra., a,, by
Juvenal Sister Geneva.
John C. Davidson's Mogregor, b. c. by Mt.
McGregor II Model II.
A. T. Dobton's Epicure, b. g., 5. by Dare
bin Felukah,
W. P. Fine's Barklylte, b. g.. 6,- by Star
Ruby Hinda Dwyer.
Fleur de Lla Stable's Sandstone, br. c, 3.
by Sandrlngham Emotional; Moor, ch. sr., e.
by Morocco Klsbern; Briers, b. m, 5, by
Perblalse Bramble Leaf.
D. S. Fountain's Hooligan, b. g., 3, by Ed
die Jones Hoolou.
Mrs. F. Gabriel's Invlctus, blk, g., a., by
Inspector B. Iowa.
H. Green's Royalty, b. g.. C by Cavalier.
Empress of Norfolk; Diderot, ch, g., a., by
Rousseau 'La Relna.
Mrs. R. Gutter's Circus. bt h.. 8, by Cha
raxus Nlooe.
C. A. Holcomb's Discus, b. h., 5. by Tenny
The Puffer.
S. J. Jones' MIsty's Pride, cb, a., it by
Handsome MUty Morn: Forest King. br. h.,
6. by Handsome Superba.
SL Judce & Co-.'s "K4eciar. "br. S., 3. by
Eddie Joaes Bhata Water.
J. A. Lynch & Co.' a Harry Beck, n. g.,
by Jim Gore Melody.
H. E. Maglll'a Prickles, ch. f.. 3, by Knight
of the ThUtle Medallion.
W. P. Magrane's Ed Llllburn. ch. h., 3, by
Bright Phoebus Lovellght.
J. Martin & Co.'s Ccleres. ch. c. 3, by
Maxio Vestlna.
Multnomah Stable's Major Tenny. b. g.. 6.
by Tenny Rose; Veterano. b. h., 5. by Rey
el Santa Anita Orange Leaf.
T. E. McLaughlin's St. George, Jr.. blk. h..
4, by St. George Gadabout.
Needmore Stable's Instructor. Sr. b,, 4. by
Brutus Initiation.
J. Pelters Ralph Young, br. h., 4. by Oak
wood Freyja; Harbor, br. h.. 4, by Hand
spring Astrid. .
EL J. Ramsey's Horatius. b. b,. 5. br Odd
Fellow Kinda Bombardier, b. g., 4, by
Maxio Middle Dwyer.
H. E. Rowell's Com Blossom, b. c. 3. by
Abercorn Thankful Blossom; LIUltus, b. c,
3. by Brutus Lllllta; Hugh McGowan. ch. g..
4. by SlelDner Sieve: Mistress of Rolls, b. f..
3. by Esher BetUe Waddle.
. J. spelra & Co.'s Diamante, n. g., O, ny
Santiago Lady Diamond.
G. Summers & Co.'s Examiner, ch. r.. 5. by
Inspector B. Great Lawn.
L. Wulf & Co.'s Autohood. b. c., 3. by Or
nament Elg Leaf..
A. Yehl'a Bob Lewis, b. c, 3. Wadsworth
Mabel Ellsworth.
The Evening Telegram Selling Stakes
$600. Seven Furlongs.
For 3-year-oida and upward: $5 to accom
pany the nomination; $20 additional to start.
The Multnomah Fair Association to add an
amount sufficient to make the value of tho
Kake $CC0. of which $100 to eecond and $50 to
third. $2000. weight for age; 1 pound allowed
for each $100 less to $1200; then 2 pounds for
each $100 to $400. Winners of six races or of
a sweepstakes in 1005 not to be entered at
less than $S00. To be run Saturday. Septem
ber 2.
F. E. Balrd's Bailey, ch. g., 3, by Tyrant
Sheena Van.
Baker City Stable's Budd Wade, b. g., 6,
by Balgowan Marjorie.
L. A. - Bonsack's Bll9ful, ch, m., 5, by
Magnet Bliss.
Mrs. T. H. Boyle's Step Around, ch. ra., 6,
by St. George Gadabout.
J. H. Brannan's Sad Sam, ch, g.. a., by
Rancocas Heely; Hulford, ch. g.. 4, by Crelgh-ton-Nellle
Belle.
Cleal & Sturgeon's Sugden. ch. g., a., by
St. Leonards Lucille.
J. F. Clifford's Angelica, br. f., 3, by Mon
tanaAngel Ique.
Mrs. J. Coffey's Ocyrohe, b. h.. 4. by Dr.
McBrlde Oeypet'e.
J. C. Davidson's Mogregor, b. c, 3. by Mt.
Mogregor II Model II.
A. T. Dobson's Epicure, b. g., 5, by Dare
bin Felukah.
J. J. Ellerd's Klngthorpe. blk. c. 3, by
Meadowthorpe Miss Hattle: Huachuea. b. g.,
6, by Emperor of Norfolk La. Plata.
J. Finch's Susie Christian, b. m.. 4. by Wy
aluslng Gift
W. p. Fine's Conreid, ch, c, 3,. by Bendoran
Music.
T. Fitzgerald's Edrodun. b. g., 3, by Eddie
Jones Miss Rowcna,
Mrs. F. Gabriel's Dod Anderson, b. m., 4.
by The Commoner Leola,
V. Gilbert's Whoa Bill. b. h., 4, by Yo El
Rey Maintop.
Ira Glasscock's Blue Ridge, b. m.. 5, by
Jullen Blue Bells.
Mrs. M. Groseheim'n War Times, blk. ra.,
4. by Artillery Virginia Dare.
James Henderson's Red Tip. b. h., 6. by
Order Zantlppa.
H. W. Hoag6 El Piloto, b. g.. a., by Gano
Clodomlro.
Mrs. L. Hull's Dorice. br. m., 4. by Sain
Jennie McFarlane.
S. J. Jones' Al Waddle, b. h.. 4, by Com
mercial Traveler Lass of Tamales.
Jones & Cc's Tam O'Shanter, b. g., 5, by
Kingston Ben Ma Chree.
S. Judge & Coa Edgecllff, br. g.. 3. by
Eddie Jones Shasta Water.
W. D. Larsen's EI Principe, ch m.. 4, by
Amlgo VIoletU.
W. H. Lynch'a Dotterel, b. ra., 5, by Gov.
Foraker Queen Bird.
J. Madison's Tocalaw, ch. It., 4. by Basset
law La Toquera; Pol Llchtcnsteln. blk. g..
6. by SL George Ada.
II. EL Maglll's Prickles, ch, f., 3. by Knight
or the Thistle Medallion.
W. P. Magrane's Ed Llllburn, ch. g.. a., by
Bright Phoebus-Lovellght.
I. H. Miller & Co.'s Prince Magnet, b. c..
3, by Magnet Yerba Buena.
Multnomah Stable's Oronte. br. h.. 5. by
Ornament Judith; Major Tenny. b. g., 6. by
Tenny Rose.
P. Murphy's Dutiful, gr. h., 4. by Faraday
Sllpalong.
J. C. McCIary & Co.V Bath Beach, ch. h..
4, by Ben Strome Irvana.
P. McKennlp's Bucolic, ch. g 5, by Gold
Fl nch Confidante.
T. E. McLaughlin's Lady Athellng. ch. m..
4. by Athellng Pilgrimage.
A. Neal's My Surprise, b. g.. 5. by Florist
Katy G.
J. Pe!ter',Go!den Light, ch. g.. a., by Flam
beauExperiment. E. J. Ram.ys Judge, blk. h.. 4. by Ath
ellng Judy; Baker, b. c. 3. by Sir Modred
Quadrant
H. E. Rowell's Corn Blonsom. b. c. 3. by
Abercorn Thankful Blosmm; Hugh McGowan.
ch. g.. 4. by Slelpner Sieve; Ircdeus, b. h..
'. by Gold Finch Iris; My Order, b". g.. 3, by
Order Mollle B. B.
M. A. Stephenson's Frank Fcnrce. ch. g., a.,
by Equador Planetta.
Stockton SUble's Sterling Towers, ch. m..
. by Fltzjames-Quadruplex; Indina. b. m.,
by Indlo Vestlna.
George Strobel's Mabel Bates, b. m.. 3. by
Artllri' Loch Katrine.
G. Summers & Co.'s Cardinal Sarto. b. c,
3. by Reggie Tyrona: Indicate, ch. c. 3. by
Kismet Victoria; Robert Mitchell, b. c., 3,
by Kismet Carrie Dare.
J. F. Winter's Bummer, ch. h.. a., by Reg-Istw-Emma
Gregg; Suburban Queen, ch. m.,
5, by Ornament Lucy Crockett.
The Labor Day Handicap. S1000. One Mile.
A handicap for three-year-olds and up
ward: $10 to accompany the nomination; $30
additional to start. The Multnomah Fair
.esociation to add an amount sufficient to
make the value of the stake $1000, of which
$200 to second and $100 to third. Weights
to be announced Thursday. August 3L Win
ners of other than a selling purse after the
weights arc announced to carry five pounds
extra. To be run Monday. September 4.
Baker City Stable's Mindanao, b. c, 4. by
St. Andrew Illuminating.
Baker City Stable's Stilicho. b. g.. 5. by St.
Andrew Angellque. . .
I A. Bonsack's Blissful, ch. m., 5, by
Magnet Bliss. ,
Mrs. T. H. Boyle's Step Around, ch. m.. .3,
by St. George Gadabout
J. H. Brannan's Hulford. ch. g., 4, by
Crelghton Nellie Belle.
Cleal & Sturgeon's Wenreck. ch. -h., 4, by
Pirate of Penzance Miss Celestlna.
John C. Davidson's Mogregor, b. c. 3. by
Mt. McGregor II. Model II.
A. T. Dobron's Epicure, b. g., 5, by Dare
bin Fclukah.
J. J. Ellerd's Klngthorpe. blk. c., 3. by
Meadowthorpe Miss Hattle
W. P. Fine's Invoice, blk. c., 3, by Order
The Task.
Fleur de Lis Stable's Briers, b. m., 5. by
Perblalse Bramble Leaf.
Fleur de Lis Stable's Sandstone, br. c, 3,
by Sandrlngham Emotional.
D. S. Fountain's Hooligan, b. g., 3, by
Eddie Jones Hoolou.
V. Gilbert's Whoa Bill. b. h.. 4. by Yo EI
Rey Maintop.
Jame Henderson's Red Tip, b. h.. 6, by
Order- Zantlppa.
S. J. Jones Al Waddle, b. h.. 4. by Com
mercial Traveler Lass of Tamales.
S. J. Jones' MIsty's Pride, ch. m., 5. by
Handsome Misty Morn.
S. J. Jones' Forest King, br. h., C. by
Handsome Superba.
Fred Justice's Platonlus, ch. g:, 6. by
Rousseau Young Flush. '
J. A. Lynch & Co.'s Harry Beck. b. g., 6,
by Jim Gore Melody.
J. Madison's Tocalaw, ch. h., 4, by Basset
law La Toquera.
W. P. Magrane's Magrane. blk. b,, 4. by
Balgowan Amelia May..
Multnomah Stable's Oronte. br. h.. 5, by
Ornament Judith.
Multnomah Stable's Major Tenny, b. g.a 6.
. by Tenny Rose. v
P. Murphy's Dutiful, kr. h.. 4, by Fara
day Sllpalong.
T. E. McLaughlin's Sea Air. br. f.. 3. by
Pirate of Penzance Fragrance.
Needmore Stable's Instructor, br. h.. 4. by
Brutus Initiation.
J. Pelters Harbor, br. h., 4, by Hand
spring Astrid.
E. J. Ramsey's Judge, blk. h., 4. by
Athellng Judy.
E. J. Ramsey's Bombardier, b. g.. 4. by
Maxlo Middle Dwyer.
U. E. Rowell's lredeus. b. h.. 5, by Golden
Garter Iris.
H. E. Rowell's Corn Blossom, b. c. 3. by
Abercorn Thankful Blossom.
IL E. Rowell's Hugh McGowan. ch. g., by
Slelpner Sieve.
IL E. Rowell's Llllltus. b. a. 3. by Brutus
Lllllta.
Stockton Stable's Indina. b. m.. 5, by In
cHo Vestlna,
G. Summers & Co.'s Examiner, ch. g., 5.
by Inspector B. Great Lawn.
J. F. Winters' Whiskey King. ch. h., 3,
by Kantaka Genevieve.
J. F. Winters Suburban Queen, ch. m., 5,
by Ornament Lucy Crockett,
L. Wulf & Co.'s Autohood, b. c, 3, by
Ornament Fig Leaf.
The Willamette Handicap, $750. One Mile
aad Seventy Yards.
A handicap for 3-year-olds and upward: $7.50
to accompany the nomination: $25 additional
to start. The Multnomah Fair Association
to add an amount sufficient to make the
value of the stake $750. of which $100 to
eecond and $50 to third. Weights to be
announced Wednesday. September 6. Winners
of other than a selling race after the weights
arc announced to carry 5 pounds extra. To
be run Saturday. September a
Baker City Sable's Mindanao, b. g 4. by
SL Andrew Illuminating: SUIIcho.- b. g., 5,
by St, Andrew Angellque.
L. A. Bonsack's Blissful, ch. m., 5. by
Magnet Bliss.
Mrs. T. IT. Boyle's Step Around, ch. as., 5,
St, George Gadabout
J. H. Brannan's Hulford. ch. g., 4, -by
Crelghton Nellie Belle. . -
Cleal tc Sturgeon's Wenrick, ch, a., 4."
fey Pirate of Pcr3bcs MIm Cel-HtUae.
Mrs. J. Coffey's Ocyrohe, b. h,. 4, by Dr.
McBrlde Ocypet.
John C. Davidson's Mogregor, b. c., by
Mt, McGregor II Model IL
A. T, Dobson's Epicure, b. g., 5. by Dare,
bin Felukah.
Fleur de Lis Stable's Moor. ch. g., 6. by
Morocco KIrbern.
H. W. Hoag's El Piloto. b. g., a. by Gaao
Clodomlro.
S. J. Jones' Misty Pride, cb, m. S, by
Handsome Misty Mora; Forest King. br. b,,
6. by Handsome Superba; Al Waddle, b. h..
4, by Commercial Traveler Lass of Tamales.
Fred Justice's Platonlus. ch. g.. 6, by Rous
seauYoung Flush,
J A. Lynch & Co.'s Harry Beck. b. g 6,
by Jim Gore Melody.
W. P. Magrane's Magrane. blk. h., 4, by
Balgowan Amelia May.
Multnomah Stable's Major Tenny. b. g.. 6.
by Tenny Rose; Veterano. b. h., 5. by Rey
el Santa Anita Orange Leaf.
P. Murphy's Dutiful, gr. h.. 4, by Fara
day Sllpalong.
McGlttrick fc Crys!era Briarthorpe. blk. g.,
4. by Meadowthorpe Bramble Leaf.
J. Pelter's Ralph Young, br. h.. 4. by Oak
wood Freyja.
E. J. Ramsey's Horatius. b. h.. 5. by Odd
follow Klnda; Bombardier. b. g., 4. by
Maxio Middle Dwyer.
H. E. Rowell's lredeus. b. h,. 5, by Golden
Garter Iris; Corn Blossom, b. c. 3. by Ab
ercorn Thankful Blossom: Llllltus. b. c, 3.
by Brutus Lllllta; Hugh McGowan. ch. g.,
4. by Slelpner Sieve.
Stockton Stable's India, b. m.. 5, by Indlo
Vestlna.
G. Summers 4 Co.'s Examiner, ch. g.. 5,
by Inspector B. Great Lawn: Robert Mitch
ell, b. c. 3. by Ktemet Carrie Dare.
J. F. Winter's Suburban Queen, ch. m.. 3.
by Ornament Lucy Crockett; Whiskey King,
ch. h.. 5. by Kantaka Genevieve.
The Farewell Handicap, $750, One Mile and
a Sixteenth.
A handicap .for 3-year-olds and upward;
$7.50 to a company the nomination; $25 addi
tional to start. The Multnomah Fair As
sociation to add an amount sufficient to make
the value of the stake $750. of which $10T
to second and $50 to third. Weights an
nounced Wednesday. September 13. Win
ners of other than a selling race after the
weights are announced to carry 5 pounds ex
tra. To be run Saturday. September 16th.
F. E. Balrd's Freslas. ch. m.. 4. by Haw
thorne Miss Mayma.
Baker City Stable's Mindanao, b. g 4. by
St, Andrew Illuminating; Stilicho, b. g., 5.
by St, Andrew Angellque.
L. A Bonsack's Blissful, ch. m., 5. by
Magnet Bliss.
Mrs. T. H. Boyle's Step Around, ch. m.,
5. by St. George Gadabout.
Cleal & Sturgeon's Wenrick, ch. b.. 4, by
Pirate of Penzance Miss Celestlna.
5Irs. J. Coffey's Ocyrohe. b. h.. 4, by Dr.
McBride Ocypete.
J. C. Davidson's Mozregor. b. c 3. by Mt,
McGregor II Model II.
A. T. Dobson's Epicure, b. g., 5. by Dare
bin Felukah.
Fleur de LU Stable's Briers, b. m., 5.
Perblalse Bramble Leaf.
H. Green's Royalty, b. g.. 6. by Cavalier
Empress of Norfolk; Diderot, ch. g.. a., by
Rousseau La R'lua.
J. Guthrie's Merwan. b. g.. 5, by Oddfel
low Chauntress.
S. J. Jones' Forest King. br. h.. 6. by
Handsome Superba: Al Waddle, b. b.. 4, by
Commercial Traveler Lass of Tamales.
Fred Justice's Platonlus. ch. g.. 0, by Rous
seauYoung Flash.
J. A. Lynch's Harry Beck. b. g., 6. by Jim
Gore Melody.
W. P. Magrane's Ed Llllburn. ch. h.. 5,
by Bright Phoebus Lovellght.
Multnomah Stable's Major Tcnny, b. g.. 6.
by Tenny Rose; Veterano. b. h., 5. by Rey
el Santa Anita Orange Leaf.
P- Murphy's Dutirul. gr. h.. 4. by Fara
day Siipalong.
T. E. McLaughlin's St. George Jr.. blk. h.,
4. St, George Gadabout.
E. J. Ramsey's Bombardier, b. g.. 4. by
Maxio Middle Dwyer: Horatius. b. h.. 5. by
Oddfellow Klnda.
H. E. Rowell's Hugh McGowan. ch. jr.. 4.
by Slelpner Slevp; Com Blosson. b. c. 3. by
Abercorn Thankful Blossom: Llllltus. b. c. 3.
by Brutus Lllllta: Mlftstress of Rolls, b. f..
3. by Esher Bettle Waddell.
Stockton Stable's Indina. b. m., 5. by Indlo
Vestlna.
G. Summers & Co. Examiner, ch. sr.. 5.
by Inspector B. Great Lawn: Suburban Queen,
ch. m.. 5. by Ornament Lucy Crockett,
J. F. Winter's Whiskey King. ch. h.. 5. by
Kantaka Genevieve.
, TWO 'VARSITIES TO 3IEET.
Oregon to Contest on Track With
Washington May 20.
UNIVERSITY' OF OREGON". Eugene.
May 7. (Special.) Oregon's next ath
letic contest will be a track and flcM
meet with the University of Washing
ton. This dual meet Is scheduled for
May 2J on Klncatd Field. The Univer
sity of Washington team will meet the
Oregon Agricultural College athletes In
Corvallls May 18, and will come to Eu
gene two days later for their meet
with Oregon.
Trainer Haywood Is satisfied with
the showing mado against Willamette
last Friday, and he expects to have his
men in much better condition for the
meet with Washington. Oregon stu
dents believe that Mores will show his
heels to the Seattle sprinter and that
Perkins will have an easy victory in
the 8S0. Frizzell ought to win the hur
lles. and. Henderson the jumps, but
Captain Hug will have no easy time In
the weights afjalnst Tom McDonald.
If McDonald comes up to his previ
ous records he will win the shot and
hammer events, but the discus throw
should go to Oregon. Mclntire, Gard
ner, Woods. Kuykendall and other
members of the team arc regarded as
sura point winners.
Tho Oregon-Washington contest is
arousing much interest among tho local
collegians, and a large attendance Is
anticipated. Saturday, May 27, the Ore-gon-Corvallis
meet will be held in Cor
vallls, and on June 10 the 'varsity ath
letes will compete in the intercol
legiate games at Salem.
Eastern Athletes to Meet Western.
NEW HAVEN. Ccnn.. May 7. Plan3 are
under way for the holding of the regular
intercollegiate meets between the winners
of the big track meets of the East and
West. It is understood that the West I3
anxious for such a meet, the plan being
to hold tho games In the East one year
and In the West the next, the contestants
probably being th winners in the West
ern Intercollegiate games.
Separate Norwegian Service.
LONDON, May S. The Times cor
respondent at Stockholm understands
that a special commission of the Nor
wegian Storthing will recommend the im
mediate denunciation of the common con
sular service and the nrpspnt.ittnn of
the Autumn session of the measures to-
institute a separate Norwegian service,
which the Storthing probably will adopt.
Any, one can take Carter's .Little Liver
Pills, they are so very small. No trouble
to swallow. No pain or griping after
taking.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
COLUMBIA RIVER SCENERY
PORTLANDto THE DALLES
Regulator
Line Steamers
Steamers leave Portland
dally, except Sunday. 7 A.
Wash., with Columbia PUver & Northern
Ry. Co. for Goldendale and Klickitat Val
ley points. Round trip to Cascade Locks
every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Landing foot of Alder st. Phone Main SI4
S. M-DOXALD. Agent
City Ticket Office. 123 Third St., Phone- 538.
2 OVERLAND TRAINS DAILY O
Tna Flyer and tha Fast Mall. aa
SPLENDID SERVICE
UP-TO-DATE UQUTPMENT
COURTEOUS EMPLOYES
For tickets, rates, folders aad Xull infor
mation, call oa or address
H. DICKSON. City Passesger aad Tlckit
Art. 122 Third, street, Portias d. Or.
JAPAN-AM ERI CAIN LINE
S. S. IY0 MARTS.
Z"or Japan. Chins., tad ail Asiatia Peru, wist
Lear Seattle Abeet May IS.
TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
(JWSHOipIwi
urn UNION IVtCnfC
3 TRAINS TO THE EAST DAILY
Through Pullman standards and tourist
sieepins-eara dally to Omaha. Chicago. Spo
kane; tourist sleeplngr-car daily to Kansas
City; through Pullman tourist sleeping-car
(personally conducted) weekly to Chicago.
Becllnlng chair-cars (seats free) to the Cue
dally.
TjyiOK DEPOT. Leaves Arrive
CHICAGO-PORTLAND 0:15 A. M. 5:25 P. M.
SPECIAL for tho East Dally. Dally.
via Huntington..
SPOKANE FLYER 6:15 P. M. 8:00 AM.
Dally. I Dally.
For Eastern Washington. Walla Walla.
Lewiston. Couer d'AIene and Great Northern
points.
ATLANTIC EXPRESS o.,r. p M -..K .
for the East via Hunt &-nanv ' tWhV
Ington. Pall. Dally.
RIVER SCHEDULE.
FOR ASTORIA and 8:00 P. M
way points, connecting! Dally,,
with ateamer for Ilwa-I except
co and North Beach' Sunday,
steamer Hassalo. Ash-'Saturday.
st. dock (water per.) 110:00 P. M.
5:00 P. M.
Dally,
except
Sunday.
FOR DAYTON. Ore-7:00 AM. o?JQ P. M.
gon City and Yamhill Dally Dally.
River points. Ash-st. except except
dock (water per.) Sunday Sunday.
4:00 A. M. About
FOR LEWISTON. Monday. 5:00 P. M.
Idaho, and way points, Wednesday Tuesday,
from RIparia. Wash. Friday Thursday,
(Sunday.
TICKET OFFICE. Third and Washington.
Telephone Main 712. C. W. Stinger. City Tick
et Agt.; A. L. Craig. General Passenger AgU
SAN FRANCISCO & PORTLAND
S. S. CO.
Operating the Only Passenger Steamers for
San Francisco direct.
"Columbia" May 16. 23; June 5. 15. 25.
"Oregon" May 11. 21. 31: Jun 10. 20. CO.
AIN'SWORTH DOCK AT 8 P. M.
Through tickets via San Francisco to all
points in United States-. Mexico. Central and
South America. Panama. Honolulu. China. Ja
pan, the Philippines. Australia, New Zealand
and Round-the-World Tours.
JAS. H. DEWSON. Agent.
Phone Main 26S. 24S Washington at.
EAST
SOUTH
Leaves.
'niondbpot
trains
for Salem. Rose
burg. Ashland.
Sacramento. Og
den. San Francis
co. Mojave. Los
Angelee, El Paso.
New Orleans and
the Eafit.
Morning train
connects at Wood
burn dally except
Sunday with train
for Mount Angel,
Silverton, Browns
ville, Springfield.
Wendllng and Na
tron. Albany passenger
connects at Wood
burn with Mt. An
gel and Silverton
local.
Corvallls passenger
Sheridan passenger
S:S0 P. M.
7:25 A. M.
8:30 A. M.
6:25 PI M
4:00 P.M.
10 ao A-JI1
7:30 A. M.
ll-t :50 P.M.
5:50 P. M.
iS:25 A. M.
Dally. I (Daily, except Sunday.
PORTLAND-OSWEGO SUBURBAN SERVICE
AND
YAMHILL DIVISION.
Leave Portland dally for Oswego at 7:30
A. M., 12:50. 2:05, 3:55, 5:20, 6:25, 7:45. 10:10
P. M. Daily, except Sunday. 5:30, 6:30, 8:30,
10:25 A. M.. 4:10, 11:80 P. M. Sunday only.
0 A. M.
Returning from Oswego, arrives Portland
dally 8:30 A. M., 1:53, 3:05, 4:55, 6:15, 7:35,
0:55, 11:10 P. M. Dally except Sunday, G:25,
7:25. 0:30, 10:20, 11:45 A. M. Except Mon
day, 12:25 A. M. Sunday only. 10 A. M.
Leave from same depot for Dallas- and In
termediate points dally except Sunday, 4:10
P. M. Arrive Portland. 10:10 A. M.
The Independence-Monmouth motor lino
operates dally to Monmouth and Airlle, con
necting with S. P. Co. trains at Dallas and
Independence.
First-class farca from Portland to Sacra
mento and San Francisco, $20: berth. $5.
Second-class fare, $15; second-class berth.
52.50.
Tickets to Eartern points and Europe. Also
Japan, China. Honolulu and Australia.
CITY TICKET OFFICE, corner Third, and
Washington streets. Phone Main 712.
TIME CARD
OFJRAINS
PORTLAND
Depart. Arrlrs,
Puget Sound Limited for
Tacoma, Seattle. Olym
pia, South Bend and
Gray's Harbor points... 8:30am 4:43pT3
North Cout Limited for
Tacoma. Seattle. Spo
kase, Butte, St Paul.
New York, Boston and
all points East and
Southeast 3:00 pm 7:00 at
Twin City Express for
Tacoma, Seattle. Spo
kane. Helaoa, at. PauL
Minneapolis, Chicago.
New York, Boston and
all points East' and
Southeast 11:45 pm 7:0Cpai
Puget Sound-Kansas City
Si. Louis Special, for
Tacoma. Seattle, Spo
lease. Butte. Billings.
Denver. Omaha. Kansas
City, Sr. Louis and all
points East aad South
east 8:30 an 7:00 la
JLU xrsiss daily, except oa South BaA
branch.
A. D CHARLTON, Assistant General Pa
ssgcr Agent. 255 Morrison st, corner Third.
Portland. Or.
Astoria & Columbia
River Railroad Co.
Leaves. UNION DEPOT., Arrives.
Daily, i'or JXaygers. Kaialer, Dail-r,
Clatsk&nle. Westport,
Clifton. Astoria. War-
8:00 A. M renton, Flavel. Ham- 11:10 A JC
Blond, Fort Stevsat,
Gear tar I Park. Sea
side, Astoria and . - ' '
shore.
. Express Daily.
1:00 P. i. Astoria Express. 8:40 P.M.
J Dally;
C A STEWART, J. c. MATO.
Co ram' 1 Agt 248 Alder St. O. y, 4 P. JL,
Paeoe Main 80S.
For South -Eastern Alaska
Steamers' leave Seattle.
B. S. Hua&oldt. S. SL
City of Seattle. S..8. Cot
tage City, May 9, 13,
22. Excursion S. S. Spo
kane le&vsa Jwae 8-22, July
8-20. Attract 3-17.
Bllisgfcam Bay Rente:
Daily exMt Saturday at
10 A. M.
Vaacettver. S. C. Koate: MaaSay. Wedae
day a&d Friday. 18 P. M.
Pertixad otfee. JH Wash la tea at.
C D..JJUNANN. G. P. A..