DAKS EASY. SAY
HAPPY BEAVERS
Spite of Two Pitchers, Port
land Hammers Out Decisive
Victory of 5 to 1.
NELSON SHY ON CONTROL
Makes Costly Error Early In Game
That Lets in Two Scores Carson
on Job at All Times and Craw ls
Out of Holes in Good Shape.
PAcmc coast ieacce.
Yesterday's Results.
Portland S. Oakland 1.
Sacramento 3, San Francisco 3.
Lo Angeles 4. Vernon 3.
Standing of the Clubs.
CLUBS.
Portland . .
San Fra n . .
Sacramento
Lo Angeles
"V ernon ....
Oakland . . .
I 4 7 . .1 s io;
3 4 Rl 4 lTl
.S3
.567'
..vs
..M7
. ass
2 .. 41 5! IS
iiaai 5 ill
JMIjU i in
lO) 1 3 lis! l! jT.!an87;"
Lost . . .
r BT W. J. PETRAIX.
Of all the My marks, the. Oakland
It m 'm tn bfi the original dved-in-the-woo)
beat-Vm-every-day - "bunch.
,! ,he Performance yesterday,
when Al Carson trimmed the Commut
ers to the tune of 5 to 1. and Van Halt
ten used two pitchers in the fruitless
effort to stem the advances of the
rapidly-climbing Portland team.
Elongated Slim" Nelson, usually a.
&, , .''. R!'ajl"'', P'fh the game
for the visitors, but after he had been
on the slab for possibly two minutes.
""" P'''ly evident he had every
thing but control.
,tT.hr! thlnsr the attenuated human
interrogation point did was to walk
Buddy Ryan. He followed this by
rlcklnsr up and promptly dropping Ivor
Olson s sacrifice. These, stunts put both
men on first and second base. Not
satisfied with mixing up things in this
TecoK th'.,a" Chap took -hot at
second base in the effort to catch Rvan
-L,htnabUt h,s tOK" """led wKS
.'"r"' ih ha" was bounding about
J"ad of repofing in
win. rse an1 D'SOn scored
The lanky one settled down then
mA"- h fail"d to "nd the plate!
7n6 c.W P"R Olson. Carson
lafe dr.M . Th,' couP1 "h Orts
Eld r " left- Kav one r"n a.nd
?ictedh8,.laCk," PPu'tl- Van der
J'hritti. " 'legated one and sent
Christian on the mound.
Carson Always on Job.
mZJ?, Kaltren and Olson scored,
swelling Portland s total to four. Oak
land had sent one over on a pass to
TrueBdale. a sacrifice, and Murphy" hit
their lone tally in their half of ?8
With two down in the fourth. Arm
bruster. Carson and Rya.n singled In
! r?,lr ,1aine,,, and Bter"SsCoriS
team laSt TUn for the hom
ae 1 ,vas h1t freely he man-
6Z"P" out of double in handy
fashlon. Truesdale was placed in the
regular lineup yesterday and Breyette
ho played In a dejected fashion was
:Ln?Ul: th Chan worked T"
th. nawr rnthlh tho down-fall of
in Oaks may have, been due to the
K,"rriWe77k f Nelson VeVrst
inning. A two. or even a one-run
ake auThe'lIf C"mmUtr" to
take all the life, out of them
HUr'n has a fairish team, crip
pled somewhat by the absence of bfg
r on Cameron, the first baseman and
o he'rwisTi- lh St3r "er.
nesrlv -.K J rlub" and not
entirr wsi
J.sse Garrett and Jack Graney? at that
bhV:-----
5MlJr. decides to rt fai,h i Nelson
,n,'nh:,nfflf,a' 'e the game, is as
Hoiv the Scorer Saw- It.
OAKLAND
Murrhv. r
". so
Van Haltren. cf
n"8n. 3h
P Iwlt, th
Carroll. If ...
Trudale. zti '. '.
T a Long e. c . . .
Nelson, p . . . " .
Christian, p
A B
...... 2
! 3
1
R H PO. A. E
2 1 1 0 l
" 4 o
" 1 2 O
" n 0 t o
0 t 14 ft o
f " 2 n o
12 0 10
J 2 ? t I
n a 1 2
n o o i o
1 T M 15 1
r.
R H PO A B
1 X i n
2 0 n 2 n
0 12 0 0
11 3 0 0
!! I 1 "
J o i o
0 S I o
12 4 10
1 1 1 2 0
S S 27 0
Total 32
Rvan. c.f
OJfon. sa . .
Ort. if
re Tt . .
Jch-.ifon.
Ern 2b . . '.
Kenne'i. ih
Artihur. c
C I'fpn. p
T-talu ...
Oak'and
Pc-iUnd
ooi o o e n n r-
. ..... . ., ,T u j
11 1 1 0 1 O 1 1 T
3 O 2 1 0 0 0O 5
"0130101 A
PVMMART.
rao, '!;S
Und inn.n,.behM bvkNeldson f?"
t-ae hits, oft Nelson 1- run. . ,,on '
minutes; umpire. Toman "m- ' hour 4S
Angels and Vernon Play T1I.
LOS AXGELES. April SO.-Fast
baseball marked th- game betwJJ
Anceles and Vernon todav. the hoToe
team getting the long end of a tto-3
score. The score: H E
Vernon 00000003 1 3 a
Los Angeles o 0003000 a 4 8 o
FtT-r,es.Hosp and Orendorff; Brack
enrldge and Hogan. 11
Senators AVin in Tenth.
SAV FRAN-CISCO. April 29.sacr.
monto won from San Francdsco today in
the teuth inning, getting two runs across
tha plat and shutting the locala out in,
their half. San Francisco opened with t
two runs in the first and one in the third 1
but from too tim ti . , . I
them guessing all the Ume. The score:
R. H. E.
Sacramento 10001100 25 8 1
San Francisco 2 1000000 03 0 2
Batteries. Fitzgerald and Graham
Eartley and Bern-.
AMERICAN' 1EAGCE.
u Won. Lost. PC
TJe'roit ,.9 s goo
Boston 7 5
Ne Tork 7 $ -553
Philadelrhla 5 5 00
,l1,C?e0. s '"
If'ts 4 7 SK4
Cle--elan2 4 3-.
nashlr.eion 3 7 soo
Boston 10; Xew York 4.
BOSTON. April .-Boston won from
New Tork today. 10 tr) 4. taking the series
by three games to one. Score:
RH.E.l R.HE.
Boston 10 13 4!New Tork ..4 7 4
BatteriesCicette and Carrington; New
ton, Blair and Kleinow.
XATIOXAL 1EAtiCE.
Chicago
BOEton
Won Lost. P C
. 8 4
4 .i0
-7 7 . .'pOo
.5 3 ..100
. S 6 .soo
4 5 .444
4 R .400
5 9 .357
Pittsburg
New Tork
Brooklvn
St Louis .
Chicago 5-2; Cincinnati 4-3.
CINCINNATI. April 2?.-C1ncinnati and
Chicago broke even on a double header
here today. The scores:
First game
Cincinnati ....4 11 3Chicago 5 s 1
Batteries. Bowman. Gasper and Mc
Lean: Brown and Moran.
Second game
r-, , x, RH-E.i R.HE.
Cincinnati ....3 5 0' Chicago 2 6 1
Batteries. Fromme. and McLean: Kroh
and Moran. Umpires Klem and Kane.
Threei School Games Played.
In a snappy game played yesterday be
tween Woodstock and Lents. in the
Grammar School League, Woodstock won
by the score of 9 to S. Zwald and Mc
Lean formed the. battery for the Wood
srock team, while Purceir and Drake
represented Lents. The game was close
ly contested throughout, both teams
Playing good ball.,
Atkinson lost to Fuiton yesterday af
ternoon by the score of 3 to 4. Wilson
Atkinson's pitcher, became wild in the
first inning and gave s-veral of the Ful
ton boys free transportation.
Mount Tabor and South Mount Tabor
m.xed In a 12 to 8 game, the result being
in favor of Mount Tabor. Wheeier Rath
burn and Schindler formed the batterv
for Mount Tabor and Fontana and Baum
for South Mount Tabor.
Chema-wa Runners Training.
CHEMAW-A, Or.. April 29. (Special.)
The Salem-Portland relay race will
be run Saturday morning between the
il hool. The members of the
Indian team in their "try out" showed
excellent form and by the time made
raised the expectation of their sup-
onof- Theay.!r'' a11 in ood Physical
condition and if the Portland T. M C
A. expects to win it will have to 're
duce the time made by the Indian team
last year, which was 5 hours, 16H sec
onds for the 51.3 miles, leading the
Portland T. M. C. A. by 24 minutes and
18 seconds.
JTerr Ball League Formed.
FOREST GROVE. Or., April 23.f Spe
cial.) The recently-organized "Washing
ton County Baseball League, consisting
L t,ams of Banks. Outlaws (Green
ville), Verboort and Farmington. will
play their initial game next Sunday. The
Outlaws and Banks team will meet on the
diamond at Banks, and Farmington win
cross bats with the Verboort team at
Verboort. A schedule of 16 games has
been arranged.
Sellwood Wants Game.
The Sellwood Athletio -iv. w
team desires a game for next Sunday
preferably with an out-of-town team The
hoys had a game scheduled with the J
' lJI,aok t?ani. but the date has been
cancelled, and they are anxious to fill it
In with another team as their opponents
Any team, desiring a game will be accom
modated by calling up the- Blake-McFall
ompany and asking, for Scott.
I FANDOM AT RANDOM I
"THE fans nad a chance to shout for
i botfi teams last night. Casey pulled
another game out of Spokane. while
Pt!" has ths Indlan sin on the
Oakland cripples.
nfkfJSS iS sla;ttdJto slab against the
Oakland bunch today, and the youngster
!fii?., tn another game. He
pitched so well against Sacramento and
Los Angeles that he should do even bet
ter against Van Haltren s bunch.
a -
Walter McCredie-s team has now won
six straight games, and the boys say thev
are going 10 beat the former record of
efn?.t,rati?.t- A" ,old tne- have won
eight straight, games from Oakland, three
this week and the last five of the series
at ban Francisco.
Marty Murphy joined CaseVs Colts
yesterday, and the San Francisco boy
celebrated his debut by rapping out two
nits which figured materially in the
score Murphy will probably supplant
S-nanton as the regular right fielder.
,arib)d,f has P'ek "P in his hitting,
and if he keeps up the lick he has started
at Spokane there will be no danger of
ac?ry ta,k1nS hi" ob fTOm him
for some time. Garry is a goou out-
nfsd;ratt8ng. h,thert h3S bee" "0ted
F'r. .HKan- the Oakland utllltv
IJZ e 18 now holding down third
case, figured prominently in the fieldinsr
gme yesterday. Bill handled eight
3" ' a descriptions at the difficult
comer, and had no mlsplays.
r,rAePbkan,Iarl Ca,ey rat-hPr sur
fl nf, natives -"Ith his fielding, for
the litt e manager hooked tn
chances all told and got a.way with a'll
of them t.ooney was a close second, and
the Spokane fans are raving over hia
great fielding. 5 r nls
Cooney set a new mark for the North-
rto?lr,LLeafUe "day with four
stolen bases in a nine-inning game. The
speedy little shortjsto ,u .t. v. nT
, ttl bass aPd Purloined them at will.
r' ,-i l"ur steals is not likely to
be beaten soon.
.
l'ShiJ'l Pinnance is -likely to pitch
against Spokane today and n is deter-
6Veil Up for th xtra-inning
defeat charged against him Monday. The
Indian has not yet broken into the win
column but he has been pitching great
ball and has lost because luck faired
the opposing team more than it did Port
land. .
Buddy Ryan made several more fine
catches in the outer garden yesterdav.
and George Ort nailed a long foul in
splendid fashion. Speas was also in evi
dence with two himself, and the work of
the trio indicates that Portland has a.
fast bunch of outfielders.
English pumpa at Rosenthal,
THE MORNiyG OKEGOXIAy. FRIDAY,
GOONEY'S CATCH
5T0P5THREE RUNS
Shortstop's Star Work and
Halm's Bad Pitching Give
Game to Portland.
HALM WALKS NINE MEN
Indians Start Things In Second, but
Hlnsella Pulls Himself Together
and Blanks Spokane for Five
Innings Score Is 6 to 3.
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
Testerdaj-'s Results.
Portland . Spokane 3.
Seattle. 3, Tacoma 2.
Aberdeen 6. Vancouver 1.
Standing of the Clubs.
CLUES.
Seattle ....
Spokane. . .
Vancouver.
Portland. .
Tacoma . . .
Aberdeen . .
Lost.
Holm -walked nine men and three of them
!r'd ?nd kPt Spokane In trouble almost
every inning, and Portland won easily,
the contributory cause was Mr. Coon.y
the vest-pocket Portland shortstop. lie
stole four bases without even mussing his
cloths, and made the star stop of the
season so far. stabbing Weed's hot drive
back of second with one hand and retiring
the side in the seventh, when there would
otherwise have been two or three runs to
bpokane s credit.
f5 sttarted things in the second
7 ?i -lames, who was first up. a
sacrifice by Biarnett. who Is some shucks
t . 11?; bau-and a ion driv" to
the left field fence by Bob Brown. But
tl.fC. tha5 ,K,nsella saw that there was
nothing doing until the seventh, and in
the meantime the Portland tribe was busy
5,1? t? b,ases Twice with the bases
full Portland tightened and prevented
scoring.
Holm started the first Portland scoring
in the first, inning, by walking Casev.
Cooney struck out trying to bunt, and
Bassey walked and Casey came to the
bench by way of the home plate when
Brown, after a nice stop, threw bad to
Obnnors. and Bassey tallied on Garrvs
Infield out. This inning serves as a fair
sample of how easily Portland scored.
The score:
PORTLAND.
Casey, 2b
Cooney. ss
Bassev, if
Slullln. lb
Garry r cr .
Ktaton, b
Murphy, rf
Murray, c
Kinsella, p
Totals
AB. R. H P.O
2 1 0 4
4 1 1 2
o
10
1
1
1
7
1
o
1
0
o
1
0
32 6
SPOKANE.
7 27 17
Clynes, If . .
Altmaja. Sb .
Weed, rf
Connors, lb
James. 2b . .
Burnett, cf .
Stevens, c . .
Brown, ss . .
Holm, p
Totals . . .
AB. R. H. P.O. A
3 0 o
." 1 2
0 1
5 1 2
5 1 2
3 0 1
2 . 0 o
15.
0
1
0
o
n
o
0
1
1
0
0
11
3
0
O
38 11
SCORE BT INNINGS.
12
Portland
Hits . .
Spokane
Hits . .
OO2 112O0 0
100212O0 1 7
O 1 000001 1 3
1 2 0 1 1 1 1 o o 1,
SUMMARY.
.Th.r'b?!e t,i,B Altraan, Brown Gaj-rv-
PASSED BALL
IiETS IX RUN
Seattle Wins Orer Tacoma by Score
of 3 to 2.
SEATTLE April 29.-Sea.ui, won today
8 to 2. putting the last run over With
norm out in the ninth inning Saton and
Baker pitched fine ball. battle "aUed
to count until the sixth, when two bale,
on balls and Frisk's long drive gave t,
Tacoma tied in the eighfh by cfrtwrigh
Keney and Keliackey and HTi
wiTu'n. A d ba 2
The score:
SEATTLE.
Akin. b ....
Raymond, ss
Bennett. 2b .
Lynch, cf ...
Frisk, rf ....
Prin. If . . .
Maa-ee. b
Shea, c
Seaton. p ...
A.B. R. H. P.O
... 4
A.
S
4
o
0
1
0
1
0
4
1
... 2
.. . 3
... 4
... 4
. . . 3
... 3
... 4
1
3
3
1
10
s
0
Tt,a' 30 3
TACOMA.
9 27 17
St-ess. rf
I'artwright.. 3b
Hurley, lb ...
S-iratn, of ....
Keliackey, c . .
Kippers. If ..
Ma:kin. 2b ..
"Braino. ss . .
Baker, p
AB. R h. P.O.
0
2
0
0
o
6
0
3
3
1
1
O
Totals
e
Seattle)
Tacoma
oft 2
6 24 12 1
SOORE BT INNINGS
.OOfiOO
- " .1 i O n
. - 1 i
SVMMART.
Two-baee hits Frisk Baker
Lynch. Mac KeifackS- . crittc hl
bew.,i--lLaclM'- .'Baiter. Stolen
STARKELL DOES GREAT WORK
Gives Beavers Only Two Hits and
Black Cats Win 6 to 1.
VANCOUVER. B. C Anrii 00 A
srs: "as in at' "
the Beavers could do nothing with b,
g-tting onj,- 0 hit8 andT0m?th to1!'
An error by Carr in the ninth was r.
sponsible for the only score credited to"
the champions, an infield out and a
therick. QnigUy- Wh1CH toowed.ado,ng
Pitcher GilUgan. who'made good against
Tacoma last week, was trifd out! b
3:.. 9 .602
S .SIS
i 2! 7 . 5S3
! "
I 4 .333
8rT"35
4( ' s 8.
a m a-
had difficulty in controlling the ball, and
after he had gotten into a peck of trouble
in the third. Captain Nordyke put the
blankets on him and trotted out Jack
Hlckey. There were two on at the tim
and. before Hlckey steadied down the
Cats scored three runs. After that Hickey
was invincible.
The base running of the Cats was the
feature of the game. Rowlands men
puiled off the double steal twice.
The score:
ABERDEEN.
A.B. R. H. P.O A E
Campbell, 3.3 j 3
i-arr. ss o n o 2 1 ,
Str.lb. lb 4 o 0 11 0 0
Leieune. cf ... 2 2 0 n 0
Taim- ' 4 1 a 2 0 O
Herbert. 3b 3 0 t 1 2 0
Moore. 2b .. 4 0 O 5 4 0
?. r,IV 6 4 1 0 1 0
Starkell. p 1 q 0 0 5 0
Totals '..27 4 27 12 1
. VANCOUVER.
, A.B. R. H P O. A. E
Mahon. If 4 1 o 3 0
S" -,Tf 3 0 o 1 0 O
Nordyke. lb 3 . 0 o 17 1 o
QulRley, 2b 4 n 1 1 J
ifhill. cf 4 0 1 I
Smith, ss 3 0 0 2 6 1
Sudden, c 3 0 n 2 1 o
Snider. 3b 3 0 1 o 1
S',n!Kan- p 0 0 O 0 3 0
HI. key. p 2,0 0 4
Brookens : o o 0 0 0
Totals 30 1 2 27 21 " 3
Batted for Hlckey In ninth.
SCORE BT INNINGS
A berdeen 2 o 3' 0 0 O 1 0 0
ancouver O 0000000 1 1
SUM MART
k,fJr,Tflr? h,tsi 1arT 2- Starkell; stolen
bases Lejeune. 2, Swalm. Campbell. O'Brien
"rclt H,Skey 1- Starkell 1 -. baJe. on
h T?1i,Ban,3, S,,rhl 2: bit by pitched
f i "J Starkell. Herbert; hits off
? H,cks- 2: runs, off Gllllgan 2 in
?.?;3J.nI!"!s"- Wtkev 4 in 1-S innings;
left on bases. Aberdeen 2. Vancouver 4; time
of game, 1 hour 33 minutes: umpire, Flynn.
O. A. C. AYRESTLERS WINNERS
Take Three Out of Four Bouts With
Chemawa Indians.
SALEM. Or., April 29. Opecial.) Ore
gon Agricultural College athletes won
three out of four wrestling Bouts from
the Chemawa Indians at the Grand
Opera-House tonight.
First boat. 135 pounds Smoker (Che
mawa) vs. Gibson (O. A. C); Smoker won
in two straights.
Second bout. 144-45 pounds Thompson
(O. A. C.) won from Lynch In two
straights.
Third bout. lf pounds Chaddock (O. A.
O won from Moses, two straights.
Fourth bout. 165 pounds Sitton (O. A.
C won from Hamden. two straights.
Some of th work was very clever 'and
the audience nearly went wild with en
thusiasm. TVhile the Indians had the
strength, they lacked the reach and the
training of the O. A. C boys.
Jack King, manager for ban Sullivan,
introduced Sullivan and said his man is
anxious to meet any man In the country
at 15S pounds. An effort will be made to
get a match for Sullivan, the bout to be
pulled off in Salem.
School Board for Sunday Ball.
N-FW TORK. April 29 The Board of
Education has officially sanctioned Sun
day baseball In granting permission to
the Public Schools Athletic League to
use athletic fields of a public school on
Sunday afternoon.
CONDENSED NEWS BY WIRE
btockton. A man giving the name of
vr'.c?"3 rah?n- but believed to be M. J.
Mccormick, is in Jail here charged with.
dilmlt,ns Santa Fe caboose last De
cem oer.
Washington The Controller of the Cur
rency Thursday issued a call for the state
IT.enof th eondlr,"n of H National banks
Vprtl 28 ' bueine" on Wednesday,
Tamaqua Pa. Four workmen were killed
n explosion In the gycerlne packlng-H.S.i-.f
ihe P,ott" Powder Company St
i, 1 ; ,ur,a,J- - or other work
men were injured.
Hi!fSTwe1ve ""ondams have been
dismissed during the last six n-eeks from
the Hospital for the Insane at Eigm I
inCa5'0ni Subordination, striking pTtien
and disorderly conduct are the chiries.
Chicago A large party of -Thicago manu
neMUJ".Snd m'rchants has left for Spr"
field for the purpose of influencing the Lel
bm.IeV.?. tak".,no "etlon on any "f t he
nouses K ra,lroads nw before the two
TZa'U- Walloon- bishop of Rockford 111
tM'T eV- -lohFaxrel.yMrsnop of
minef."'1.'1-"1''" "Kreement between the
Mace in thl .Pttr8,. '""uring Industrial
Sfaf fh an,hracite coal regions for an-
er. and the men. or tne enPly-
New Tork The Rsv rr Hent-v i
?.VtnZi.. -tar1 o, primer?:
X., ,n.as receiver a cable-
r?enortt.h,l0,n:.Ha"- P-'t, denying
nople on Saturday constantt-
. Tork Th" widow of Judge Cochran
formerly of Arch street. Pittsburg? wHl hold
Mrs t-" rV.!!S hom.-e of n"r dhter.
Jars. E. c. Seaman, In New Tork.
Pittsburg Ten persons were injured Ave
of them seriously. Thursday, when a Home
stead. Braddock and East. ' Pittsburg frony
doJii:' L"1" ."c.on . The earthed
. . Z- V. . jumpea from the track
and was smashed against a trolley poi
island on the order of tb rrm. A .
General, and ha, been ordered "aSed on
icv--r
fori dly,,ghrTrsdavWO,nhd,hs'oyif;t.b!f;
beaten while beine robk. n.w..2 . "rutally
his condition Is serious. The thieve?
Ia,"d . old ath. a SSOO'dlamonV ,?b:
ana ,)'f in ciUfl. "
sn ranifveo Kr!dTie- of m,,e
had been employed as watchman Th,,
bore many bruise. n? body
tlons that a struggle had taken
Hastings. Mich Hiram trebst.r 65 w.
old. a. section boss on the M1ch1i .-.-1 "
road, lost his life TMnldiV,1,"
to remove from the track a handcar Vlr 11
feared wuld wreck mn nn.7 L, r he
train carrying tnJb'K Wclal
road. The other men rldin- T ,i. ,b
r Jumped for their llv ad 'w'.rSot
James Kerr, Pioneer Navigator.
KALISPELL. Mont.. April Car.
tain James Kerr, aged 72. a navigator
ditn ST" ,throuShout the Northwest,
died suddenly yesterday afternoon in
the pilothouse of the steamer Klon
dike on Flathead Lake. Death was
due to heart disease. Captain Kerr
ganewherehtanVn 1S8S tr
gan. -where he pli-d the Great Lakes
He built and navigated the first sttam
er on Flathead Lake, which he bT
operated for the past i Shears.
Extra Leave Before Retiring.
's1GTOX April 29.Officers of
the United State, Army, by auth.orl-r
IL Ptreident Taft- w,n hereafte? ne
w"tS fd,nUr mTthB' ,eaV of Absence
w'tn full pay. immediatelv preceding
their retirement from active servl , f"f
any cause other than age limit (J
years) or a failure to piss thl
quired physical examination for pro
motion. . "
Heart of Clovis Gutted.
K,r',;?. April 29 Two
T. . - .. . 7" uy nre today.
The buildings generally were of fllmav
construction and burned rapidly. Illra3y
APRIL 30, 1909.
GOOD SALES MADE
Brisk Market for Fine Stock at
Breeders' Auction. .
VALUES BEAT 1908 MARK
Brook Nook Horses Disposed Of.
Shetland Ponies Will Be Big At
traction at Country Club Today.
Cattle Sale Tomorrow.
Testerday-s sales of horses at the
Country Club track witnessed a con
tinued interest on the part of buyers
and a live market: Prices realized were
uniformly good, and the reliable quality
of this market as a distributing center
was the talk of the foreign auctioneers
and visiting horsemen.
The remainder of the Brook Nook
horses were sold. The local gelding
Hank, well known on the roads of Mult
nomah County, brought J300. The aver
age values so far obtained are about 10
per cent greater than those of last year
Tomorrow the horse sale will be brought
to an end- with the Shetland ponies
which have attracted the attention of the
children of Oregon, and the important
consignment of the Tvoodland hackneys
from California.
It is thought that these finished, man
nered horses of the show and fancv har
ness type will top the sale. The cattle
men are arriving for the cattle sale,
which will commence Saturday morning
at the Union Stockyards, where Short
horns. Herefords and Gallowavs will be
brought before the auction block.
Yesterday's Sales.
b,.H4?k- ?-'10t. b 13. by Va.to. dam
Or 30"n Chl9f: A- 6t-rd. Troutdale!
b, R VI'" wW"d K Jubilee, dam
EVere.,,?bwratsh2:,0R,ibb,n" Transfer Co..
Alwin. b. g.. 4. bv Alcon. dam by Com
Belmont.; j. t Eldson. Silverton.Or.T 150
Tt.ta'fer,' ch, b" Keeler. dam Com
Belmont: .I;.s. Nichols, Portland: 195. -
ciw8 u.,tJib- m 4- bv Kins Red. dam Com
Rl'ii Bdhra- F.agle creek. B. C 15
1m v-.chc m -. 4- by K,nR Red. dam bv
Wash r "?o. ay RMd """cbee.
oAJ?-t05.y' Tb- I'V4 br Alcone. dam by Mal-
m,;TJ- Robertson. The Palles; 17Jk.
cr'U'T- -h- m- bV Jubilee, dam by
Al?nmAMr r 4- by Jubilee, dam bv
A Robertson. The Dalles: Sio.v
Jollity and Gayety. b. m.. 4 luhlliuL trU
tavis. Eagle Creek. B C? 375 JubUe Ed
ComekB.l?,lil;,?' 2 bT, pPokane. dam by
$320. Belmont: Henry Rogers. Tillamook:
Amethyst, and Tlore. b m .-.- t i
BS. L. t-.la.hnutt. Willirnlna Or.: 27
T amWBo'v: -Bt,4-Tb' Jubilee, dam by
WaTh : sl?o: B Ur!"' Belltngham.
- Marcellus 'and Nauta, b r.. 4. bv Aleona-J-x.T.R?,brEOn-
The Dalles; J.im Aloon
Tveffikil & Coblrd. b. g.. 4. by Klnr Ttud.
cm Te"";- ? Spokane, dam by Ppe
Idahlflr11 A' Anderson. Idaho FaTja.
Orlolan & Papagay, b r., 4. bv Ttibliee-
Crnno?nimb0nt? Sk Smithn"rRoseburgal25r
her. t- m '-by Jubilee, dam bv Lni-
Moir J J' Robertson. The Dalles: $210
i 1 - 4- by Alcone. daii by
Alaska: M. D. p.oot. Portland: ti-5
wflkeTj a "s;!,b,.by T?"'r dam fJ" Red
7skHb,de8r. bg,r,PSvt,5ubflee80dam bv
WaSSraS?5 Rbbins re
pect-nJICHbc,.kfr.,byv-Jubn,s,,- dam ros-iA-.'JfV
Calking. ancouver. B. c : 11 70
Aou?Ir T- ?-v3' b Alcone. dan? by
iriMGk J- Rbae. Portland; yiso. 1
cone- f itb:4',5y Keeler. dam by Al
cone, j. R McKee, Vancouver, Wash 1S0
K,B'!rv-K,",Ttmh4' " KJns Rd. dam by
DonTllarJ; chm,mh: bV KngRedam bv
JoeToung; Ed Davis. "Eagle? Creek. B c.T
PtS'-4-obTak-,m2bT
A,"MChk. 8"Witabmy.. fth-Yakfe
H"? f ---b:"s; "jiz
f'-W1- llnd.4p,an'd-;'r230am by
BSeV "'r"y 4srmAn?A's"to?ra? ,V
T.AJL'aX"..b"x-,.4- ,bT A,cne. dam bv Com
C - W Campbell. Vancouver. S.
p' t lA--Z1 by
Ko,'c'" b Wmc
.Toslo Voting, ch m. 13. hr- t-
STATEMENT OP CONDITION OF
Security Savings & Trust Company
Portland, Oregon.
At Close of Business. April 28, 1909
RESOURCES.
Loans
Bonds, TTarrants
Customers' Liability, under litters of Credit". ',
Cash and due from Correspondents
LIABILITIES.
Capital
Surplus and Undivided Profits ...".'
Letters of Credit ".
Deposits
ARTISTIC FURNITURE IS OUR SPECIALTY
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Government Officials Inspect it,
Everybody who's ParticulaTlJses it.
A Volume
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TSUlrVtWtt0rA: ff,ranah,,n Walsh; Hood
Dried Fruit at New York.
NEW TORK. April 29. The market
S?t. crn'"-- choice, 77ic:
P S-t?-. onunon to fair. 5r?Vc
Prunes of the larger sires -e m iii,.
supply, but on other gradej The mark ei r-
o"d7"ttn-rV WJk,h n",r rrn "firnfa
to 20-5 SVSlacl Oregons. Be, 40-SOs
1optcot,' nrm- with choice quoted at low
...St.Vh"- sornewhat unsettled ,s a T,.
SrixX -"oVeV'Vrru'cS; hi
an'S'xlncy X"'
notwithstanding thS ralsYn a2uation tV.
muscatel, are quoted at SM.- cluce
to fancy seeded. 4oc: seedless. 3i JsCc
and London layers at tl.2A91.3n. '
Recruit Dies of Tjhold.
PrfvaR- r- Apr" 9 Specials
Private Murphy, of the Thirty-third
Company. Coast Artiller-v. stationed at
Fort Columbia, died laVt evenl" d or
..$3,256,56478
. 1,331,787.21
18,939.33
. 2,113,590.21
$6,720,881.58
.$ 500,000.00
. 372,824.23
38,952.55
. 5,809,104.80
$6,720,8S1.58
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Remodeling 9nn
finishing, modern and antique, a fea
ture of our shop. Also a general
line of cabinet making.
r SDr,7,S house-cleaning 1-t us i
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ho la in charge of this department.
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typhoid fever after an illness of about
two weeks. The deceased was a re
cruit, who arrived from Missouri a
short time ago. and 1r is believed he
contracted the disease before reaching
here.
Albany Store Robbed.
ALBANY. Or.. April (Special.-)
hurglars broke into the store of W B
Stevens Co., in this city last night
They secured only tlS. failing to effect an
entranco to the safe.
Professor Goldnln Smith, now ln his .),
year. 1 still a frequent .-ontributor to tre
newspapers and magazines.
AUCTION
Ihorses
AT j
1
Country Club Race Track
TODAY
Last day the Shetlands.
The Woodland Hackneys, in
cluding Squire 0f Chester, an
imported stallion of rare beau
ty; and show--winning carriage
pairs, singles, ladies' fancy
drivers and the finest lot of
mannered horses ever shown in
Portland-
Other fancy drivers and sad
lers. Take Roe City car, corner 3d
and Yamhill Streets.
The Mitchell Vehicles.
only at sale, will be auctioned
today.
Cattle SaleSaturday
at Union Stock Yards
PORTLAND HORSE
SALE CO.
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