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TTTF: MOKXIXO OREGOXTAN. MONDAY, MAT 20, 1912.
21 MOTOR GRAFT
ENJOY FIRST HilsS
Season Opens With Speed
Trials at Wilsonville for
Silver Trophies.
v
dents, aided y a rw wustnese men.
were trying ! send Grant. Wmdnagis,
U Mm and uar Nim Joiiasoa
to ta Chicago mffL
The nuo errcif at to meet arc to
aifn nu Hiaur
mdoagle and
potnt-wlnnere
JoJimm vn ten
I points la ta weights t Kugene. and
followers hers wsre confident that he
I would hirt bn able to est something
' In the discos throw.
QUESTION ' MARK IS FLIER
Hath K.. The Jag and Brty Brown
Captor Ifnnor for Ownrn-Wild
Wolf It launched, but Mii'l
I nlrrco Mod if Ira Hon.
Twi'n. rnehuta. r ru ' sera and
oeedboats belonging to the fleet of tha
Portland Motorh.t Club relumed to
dora las', maht afier a MaMy-suc-ees-
f-lt two-ds' rnjiii to i:.nvt!Ie. -t
-niUs up the Willamette Ftivrr. ths first
r.el event on iy m eessn a rrnsramme
outlined by L M. Myers, chairman of
he reratta committee.
A msjorlir of tia hosts left the rlty
early Saturday afternoon, headed h
"ommodore c. W. Boo.t and party lo
ths stemwheeler Artisan, but a Bnm
er. nitahif tits C ha rmi Sylph.
'laudl-. Whim and Autocrat, did not
'ir te trip through the Oregon City
i as until S rtiday morning, arriving
'n ttme. however, for the rare 8un
lay afternoon.
II S 1 1 1. 1 ril Offered.
Four Seautiful si'ver trophy cupa had
!een donated hy the huft'.nt-ts men of
Wilson vi : ! and some exciting spurta
aro-ind a t -o-I four.lsp course, re.
warded thv vf rl hundred onliokers.
Te Question Mlrk. owned by Ir. Jars,
Vates and on . Jtanft. won the feature
ever.t. the free-for-all. hut the hydro
llane. Winsome, owred hy F. C. Benson,
wool. I have hern heard from were It
not for enalne trouhlf at the aecnd
Ircult when It was lea.ling hy a few
eraths.
The other result, we-e
Cla-.s H Rutl K. owned hy Oeorga
Ktnnear. flrt; Kllrk. second.
Class o The Jnr. owned hy J. I
arth. first. Margaret, owned hy John
.Vrlntyre. secon-l.
Runanout-lty Hrown. owned by
fr C Ik Hrnwn. first.
Neither the Carmslee. the new t'lia
oat recently launched hy . V. I'oon.
-. nr ti FWiph. iora Kendall's
at. entered the speed programme.
Old-llsaer la Ike fleet.
A feature of the trip was the passing
of tha Sea Ctr. This was the first sea.
"ins vessel that passed throtiah tha
ron City luck on their completion
nore than i years ago. The Sea Ot-
er. now owned hy U'ortman and
aptnlned hy K K. nelh. the navlasor
who too her en the lt-monts' cruise
Alaska when ir.1 hr Roderick
tacley. was imoni the first of the
eel to reai-h tlie . k tr the urr.
l'mey. TM-teen cf IVe hosts went
hrouira at one lo.-klra. unlr le si-
errlildii of Ixch ruM-r John Cam-
ters. who has hern on t-e tnti for a
rlfl of 42 years, njt the Sa Otter
was wnt Ihrouah alone to auarantee ;
feV.
The Dinshat. a spee.lv rh'iarer owned
nd driven hv f-rtwrd i i. Itkrr.
!rm1 the honor of Irndlnc the fleet
hrotia1! the fir.sl mix. nfter a
nlnut elevation Intermission. In the
oat were Mr. and Mrs K ;. (llekT.
Mr and M-s. K Jrff--v. Mr. ant
Mra K- II. Dclce and ftoscoe Fawrett.
Llat of Moata Maklas Haa.
Amonc the hosts wm h ms.le the trip
ere: Artisan H W. H.si .. K'.rth K.
Veonre Ktnnear. Mary Apne IK. H.
Warrlnsri. S-a titter ill. W'orlman .
Kr J It. Molliirr.ry ). Vlurstlon M.irk
Dr. Jai-k Vats. ot-o Rsnftt. ntsy It.
Dr. V. I!. Krowni, Mrn i iJ.hn M -
ntrre. Ths Jus iJ I. rVarthi. Win
some iK. C IJn.-n i. Msrtria Ktnff iRjiv
Klnir. Cnrt it;. td A. I.loydi 1 2 V.
M. iH IJ lllnkleyl. Dlnphat K. t;
Hiekerl. yipn ;-t Krj.Ulh Char.
Tin'eo C V. Cooper i. Claudi.i ill. II.
anl. Ferro iiias. om-er ik S.ipp!y
onipany. Auausi.-t iilreaorr liros.)
Vhim iT Ittrlee.'l. Autorrat tiiss.
owsr A Jt'ipplr 1'iimMrv .
Yst'rsv afternoon tie Wild Wolf,
ohnny Wolff's new ?-fit sprcdhom.
hlch la expert! to lunplnnl the re-
aon olf as the world s fastest mo-
arora.'t. was given Its Initial tllp Into
a placid Wl'.aniettr. hut the toad was
found to oe too great for tl'e enaine to
atart off with, so the introduction of
rl'itt-h wl!l he rrirs.arv. This al'I
allow the i$i)-horsepom er enatr.es io
asln headwar hefors oallcd upon To
ar-y the propelior toad.
Soe will nrohably he ready by nsnt
Sunday.
Cl"BS SUIT OCT BT ALBANY
Caubcr Patierson Knocks Thre
Home ICnna In Game.
AI-BANT. Or, May 1. tPpaclaL)
Dsve I'attersoo. catcaer of tba Albany
Athletics, mad three) borne rana In tha
j game ta mhtrh th Athletics vaxi-
quisned the Portland Cuba before a
Ota crvwa n-in inti axit-vnoun. a k
. In the first Inning be drove the
hia over tha left field fence and ca
his next trip to the plate la the third
Inning he put It over the riant field
fence. In the eighth Inning he again
knocked the ball over the left field
f-noe. By a peculiar coincidence, C.
Htahee was on the patha when each
home run was aia4e and each of tha
three times Flabee bad reached first
base by a alnple.
Altogether I'atteraon secured three
home runs and a single In five times
up. M orison and C Blabew also etarred
In batting, the former getting three
hits la four times up, and the latter
four hits In five times at the plate.
In scoring a shutout on the visit
ors Pitcher "Bill" Patterson allowed
but three hlta and etruck out nine
men. Catches by Le and C. Blgbee of
Albany, and Selr of the Cubs were fea
tures: Summary:
R. H. E l R- H. E.
Albany ..1 H 4 Cuba 0 1 S
Batteries W. Patterson and T. Pat
terson; Small and felr. Umpire Martin.
t I LLIsON II lull AT til X CLCIl
Itevalts of leMCTita)' Shoot Make
IC-tre .More In ten tins.
Culllson was the hth cun at the
Portland llun Club Kroun! ester1;iv.
"laklng go.nl scores In both the !.'.
irpri niatch and the hatullcap shoot
or the Innnan medial. In tlie century
run Cullieon I roke and In the hatult-
.p at 5 tsrr.ts hung up a score ot
44. Harry Kills was close up In the
bandl.an, finishing with 4". Knight
and Wsgnrr boih had had Innings,
and their faring down has evened
hinge up so tht tie ra.e to the finish
tl be Interesting with Culllson. Wag
er. Knight, i anon, lour.e. r.ina and
HoUomb all bun.-he1.
V number of the club s shooters loft
ast night for walla w alia to stt-ns
ar.r.nsl Sportsmen's Association
hoot. hvh Is being heM there tl-.'s
week. The groamta st Knton will not
open again for shooting until Sat
urday on account of the absence of
some or the metnoer at li "i..
Today's s ores. recular ln0-hird
shoot: Culllson. : i:ilis. l: Wscner.
l; Caldwell. Si; Knight. : Thorrton.
Si: Rice. Si: J"v ': Borders. 7. Minn
c Is, 7s. ln.1 Cofold, 7- Inman nitlal,
handl.-ap. 50 ts-gets: Culllson. : Ki
lls. 47: Cshlwell. 41: Thornton. 4J;
Kloe. 41: Knight, It. and Wagner. J.
VCIHXll, ATHU.Ti MCST WOKK
Boeurd Announces Thai o More
Par Will Be Allowed for iiamra.
Action cf the Portland School Board
o the effect lht no irnre days off
-vtn studies for the purpo.e of athlet
es will be a. lowed puts the kiboh"
n the plan which was being formulat
ed to send the Washington ll'gh trsck
-.earn to fritagg s Chicago Interscho.astic
track meet nlt Saturday.
This actua was taken iat Wednes
sy and msans thai teams and Indl-
uluala wl'.l not be able to take one
ly off or ar.y part of one because
f games or athletic events. This was
he msia reason why the Portland high
.caools were not represented st the
ervallls ""prep" meet.
Beraoee of the comparison of ree
rds of Kastern high, school ath etes
tnd the marks msde by Washington
;ii&h polnl-wlnnera, m number of atu-
BOXEKS MKT IX BILL RIXO
Herrlrk and Mitchell Vht 20
ltound Draw at Juarez, Mexico.
RL, PASO. Tea.. May 1. The first
Important hosing contest In Meilco
since the Kitsstmmons-Maher bout In
1S14 hi staged this afternoon In the
eluded Juares bull ring. The contest
was between Kid Mitchell, the Kl
Psso middleweight, and Jack llerrlck.
the Chicago middleweight. The bout
went the full 19 rounds to a draw.
While the rereree declared It a draw,
the popular verdict was In Herrlck's
favor. Mitchell waa either knocked
outside the ropea or threw himself out
tn the loth round, bat waa permitted to
re-enter the arena. The purse of S1000
waa divided between the two men.
About 400 spectator witnessed the
bout.
SELECTION OFFICIAL
PICKS 8 ATHLETES
Even 10 Men From Coast May
Be Chosen on Olympic Team,
Says T. Morris Dunne.
HAWKINS' CHANCE IS GOOD
All Kinds of Prepared Foods Meats, Relishes, Etc., Ready to Serve-Fourth Floor
Home Made Bread, Cakes, Pies, French Pastry, Etc. Bakery Department; 4th Floor
Bella h, McClnre, Rose, Marine, I
Kelly, Courtney and Kdmundson j
Regarded as Sure Beeson and j
Rice Receive Consideration.
BT HERBERT J. CAMPBEl-U
Multnomah a trio of track and field
athletes will t accorded a reception
upon their return to Portland. Mult
nomah Club members feel that all the
men did everything that was expected
of them and T. Morrla Dunne, manager
of track athletics and member of the
selection committee for tha United
Ftalee Olympic Game team, believes
that Bellah. McClure and Hawktna will
be accorded places on tha American
team.
Relish's feat In the pole vault in
clearing IJ feet i S- inches, within
11-4 Inchea of the world's record, cer
tainly assures Mm a place, and Me
Clure'a 130-meter run. 4 mlnntea 1 S-S
seconds, or within 1-S second of the
world's record, came not only aa a sur
prise to the clubmen, hut proved that
Bill Hayward had developed one of the
greatest distance runners of the age
In the lithe vegetarian at the Stale
I'nlveralty.
( hate of llawklaa la IHmel.
Hawkins Is the only member of the
Multnomah trio whose ultimate choice
Is rei.-ar.led aa at all doubtful and Mr.
Dunne believes that Hawkins will have
a good chance to he chosen In view of
the fact that he defeated the marvel
ous flyer. Forrest Pmlthson. Smith
son's defeat. It Is believed, will keep
him off the team. How close Ham-kins
waa to Kelly at the finish will also
count toward determining whetner ne
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Purveyors of High Class Foods
THE MARKET BASKET HAS HAD ITS DAY
It is now replaced by telephone and delivery service alone; with other modern
methods of business. The general publiii has learned that it is not necessary
to go to the store to select the best foods. Reliable concerns like Olds, Wort
man & King, ever mindful of their customers' welfare, never allow anything
but the best of foods to come into the store and 'employ skilled judges of qual
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POTATOES,
100-pound Sacks $1.40
Hotels and restaurants
take notice of this sale of
Potatoes, lay in a good
supply; every fljl f
sack guaran'd PlstU
Delft Peanut Oil; Cfl
regular 70e bottle
Fancy Main corn, 11c can, doc. $1.30
Lobster, in glass jars at only 45
Imported Maccaroni, 2 packages 25?
Imported Spaghetti, 2 packages 25
Chow Chow, Crosse & Blackwell's 20
Marmalade, Crosse & Blackwell's 20?
BUTTER
GLENW00D AT 5Sf
GOLDEN GLOW 62
Choice Butter, made of
pure pasteurised cream
from the milk of cat
tle which feed on the
green Oregon pastures.
"ARMOUR'S"
GRAPE JUICE,
25c size bottles, at 20
The dozen bottles $2.25
4fc size bottle at 35
The dozen bottles $4.00
Tomato Sauce, only 5
Concentrated, in cans, for
flavorinjr.
Lucca Oil, Crosse & Blackwell's 75
Knorrs Consomme, the package, 25(
Anchovy Sauce, for fish, special, 20
Marmalade, Keillers, in jars, at '27iC
Curry Powd's Crosse & Blackwell 13
Laundry Soap, 0. W. K., 8 cakes 25i
0. W. K. Synip, corn, cane or maple, gallon, today only 42d
0. W. K. Syrup, corn, cane or maple, 1 gallon today only 756
Stringless Beans, Golden Wax, tender and sweet, 2 cans for 2od
Minced Clams, Otter Brand, $1.25 the dozen, or 2 cans for 25f
Minced Clams, Quinault Brand, $1.10 the dozen, or the can 1Q
Herrings in Tomato Sance, special price for today, the can Qrj
Sardines, Norwegian "Winner" Brand, $1.25 the doz.; can, Ur
25c Washington Powder, Pearline, Gold Dnst or Citrus, for 1 Sjd
Kingsford'sLanndry Starch, 6-pound box today for only 55(f)
Bloater Paste, Crosse & Blackwell's, regular 25c Jars for 206
Shrimn Paste, Crosse & Blackwell's, regular 25c Jars for 206
Anchovy Paste, Crosse & Blackwell's, regular 25c jars for 20 C
Anker's Bouillon Capsules (demonstration on fourth floor), 256
Kippered Herrings, Crosse & Blackwell's, put up in cans, at20c
Lime Juice, "Rose's," best hot weather drink, 50c bottle, 40c
Swedish Wafers, fresh shipment, priced today at only, can, 206
White Rock Mineral Water, quarts, doz. $2.10; pints, doz. S1.35
50c Edelweiss Cainembert Cheese, imported, 50c can for 40
Edelweiss Brick Cheese, imported, regular 50c can for only 40
Rumford's Baking Powder, in 1-pound tins, selling at only 306
A Cook Book and Potato Roaster free with each can at demon
stration booth, 4th floor. Take advantage of exceptional offer.
Hotpoint Electric Irons Exchanged$2 Allowed on Your Old One
If you have a Hotpoint Electric Iron which is old or out of order and you want a new one bring it to us today. We
- . mm s .J 1 iTH. Mteen aa- N fHflflcfl AIAM
will allow you $2.00 toward the purchase of a new uotpomt iron, iyiz siyie. mey give enc DaWOiavWUu,
Coif Tournament Starts.
The first ruiHt of the six months'
"ftaf tournament at the Waverly
C'i.untrr t'lt.b waa played Saturday af
ternratn a rM about 3 ronteetante had
to rive up their soats" whrn defeated.
No scores of the players la kept, but
in Stockholm, aa will the East
ern trlala. where, inus tar tnia year. Dunne aaya mat ne iveis sura mat .
no real high hurdler haa been In evl
denre.
But several Coast athletes by their
performances certainly assured them
selves places. Ralph Rose, In the shot
put will be ehoesn. aa will Horlne, who
broke the record In the Man jump. Mr.
selection committee members win
strongly recommend Bellah, Rose, Hor
lne. McClure. Kelly, who won tha
hurdles In 15 2-5; Edmundson, who cap
tured the 800-meter In 1:6( 1-5, and
Courtney, who equalled the record In
SNAPSHOTS TAKE YESTERDAY OK PORTLAND M0T0RB0AT CLUB'S RUN TO WILSONVILLE
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the 100-meter with 10 4-6, and won the
200-meter with 21 4-6 seconds.
Hawkins, he thinks, will also be rec
ommended for the team, while Bee
son's performance In the high Jump, 9
feet, 4H Inches, together witb the fact
that ha Is a strong; hurdler, will prob
ably give him a chance for selection.
One other whose performance Mr.
Dunne rewards as worthy of consider
ation Is Rlre In tne shot-put. whose
right and left-hand puts broke the for.
mer existing record of 78 feet 1 Inch,
although being topped several feet by
Ralph Rose's record-breaking feat.
Allen, although better than a 29-foot
broad Jumper ordinarily, will, Mr.
Dunne thinks, receive little considera
tion In the broad Jump in the light of
his failure to set a good record In the
trials. Likewise the performances In
the Javelin, hammer, discus throw and
J 0.000-meter run were hardly of a qual
ity to give consideration to the win
ners. Members of the selection commit
tee In California will make out a list
of recommendatlona to James Sulli
van, head of the Olympic games com
mittee, and before being sent East It
Is believed they will send their recom
mendations to Mr. Dunne, of the Mult
nomah Club, and Mr. Goldsmith, of the
Heattle Athietlo Club, for their ap
proval. The report, however, will be
made subject to revision after the East
ern trials are held, when, If comparative
records Indicate that changes should
be made, such changes will be made.
CHURCH LEAGCES WILL PLAY
Trophy Cop of $150 Hong Vp for
Congregation Teams.
Flans for the newly organised Church
League will be discussed Wednesday
night at a meeting at the Archer &
Wiggins store. The churches were the
first to claim the Beeman 2150 trophy
cup which recently was offered. No
Catholic churches have made a bid for
the trophy and they are requested to
attend the meeting Wednesday.,
The churches so far registered are:
White Temple, Piedmont Presbyterian,
Emanuel Baptist, St. Mark's Kplscopal,
Trinity Episcopal, Methodist Kplscopal,
Sunnyside Methodist, Taylor - Street
Methodist Episcopal. Sellwood Presby- I
terlan, Arleta Presbyterian, First Chris,
tlan and Calvary Presbyterian.
ation of Homer Owners. The 80 birds
entered In the race by Steinel, Lillls,
Warren and Compton were liberated at
8ison, Cal., Sunday morning at 6:69
o'clock and arrived here eight hours
and 20 minutes later, which is a few
minutes better than the time of last
year.
Sunday. June 2, the 400-mile and 600
mile flights will both be held, the first
from Chioo, Cal., and the second from
Gault.
FowneS
KID FITTING
SILK GLOVES
P
WARREX'S P1GEOX WIXS RACE j
Homer Makes SOO-Mlle Trip From
Siseon in 8 1-3 Hoars. j
In 40 minutes less than the record !
time established at the 100-mile pigeon
race three years ago. the homer owned
by Ralph Warren, won the annual flight
of the Portland District National Kener-
iff
All lengths, sizes,
shades
V
1, an Otter. II. C. M ertmaa'a 9rm
slaa 1 Irlil. la tmr Orecaa lllr
If a. T, Laasrsn at Wllsoavtllei
X HaniM Mark. Wlsset mt 9s
Hat ( laaal Hysrslaae (UlSMsirl
- araslaa: I p.
the man having ths greatest number
cf markers with the goat on them Jan
uary 1 will receive a medal which has
been offered for ths event.
Minor Baseball.
The Portland Maccabees No. 1 de
feated the Orenco nine at Orenco yes
terday. 4 to 2. Ths battery for the
lo,iu team waa Churchill and Blaaer.
The nine would like a game for Dec
oration day, which can be scheduled
bv writing J. W. Brown, at 275 Kelly
street.
see
The Win ton Six team defeated ths
Cornelius segregation. 10 to t. The
batteries , were: Wlpton Fl. Whet
stone and Bhea; Cornelius. Willis and
Bshrman.
s s
Lents, of the Archer Wlgglr
League, defeated the Marshall-Wells
nine yesterday. 2 to 2, and alas downed
the Lents GlaSta. t l 1
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In going
East
through
California
via Santa Fe
yon have the
privilege
of stopping -over
for side
trips to Yo
gemite Valley
Los. Angeles
and to
Grand
Canyon -These
are
Earth's
Wonders.
No other line
or combina
tion of
routes can
offer this,
unless you go
at least one
way via the
Santa Fe.
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US
PROVE
IT.
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To
Chicago
Through California
Santa Fe All the Way
From San Francisco
Our roadbed admits of fast time. .
Oar equipment is built by Pullman.
Our meal service Is managed by Fred Harvey.
Our employes are courteous.
Scenes of Ancient Indian Pueblos, en route.
Our booklets tell what you want to know.
We are always
Tickled to Talk Tickets.
H. E. VERNON, Gen. Agt., Santa Fe.
252 Alder St., Portland, Or.
Phone Main 1274.
go Santa Fe
WHO ELSE GOULD
- MAKETHIS OFFER?
H. M. Johnson, Vice-President of th
Daily Republican, Rockford, 111., was
sufficiently Interested in the facts we
are presenting to write about them.
We replied that if Editor Johnson
knew of a definite case of Bright's
Disease, a worthy person to whom our
aid would mean something, that to con
vince him we would send a course of
the treatment in an attempt to estab
lish the genuineness of the claims made
In the very shadows of the Republican's
editorial rooms. -"We added that we
might make a failure hut would take
the chance and trusted Within three
months to show such results that the
patient would be in comfort and would
have new heart and courage in the rea
sonable probability hat recovery could
ultimately be had.
The finest hospital corps in this or
any other city cannot make the same
offer. We proclaim to the world that
chronic Bright's and kidney disease are
curable in many cases by Fulton's
Renal Compound. It can be had at
druggists. Write John J. Fulton Com
pany. San Francisco, for pamphlet.
IT fa not the high cost of living that is demand
log our attention so much as the solving Of the
problem of how to iie on what we earn. Is your
boy or girl learntng today to live within his or her
alio wince, to-save "Just a little each month," to
depuiit it In a savings account and watch the Bav.
iftgs grow? There is a thought for you which If
applied will solve for ysur boy or girl the great
problem of good citizenship.
We pay 4 per cent interest on savings accounts.
Under Government Supervision
Pounded 1886 Washington and Fourth Streeta
makes hard water soft
By the use of Gold Dnst
you can at all times have nice,
Boft rainwater right at your
elbow for the asking. Imag
ine what a help this would
be for washing clothes, and
for all cleansing purposes!
Just a little Gold Dnst added
to any. water softens it, takes
out the mineral substances
and brings out the greatest
cleansing value.
GtidDost dissolves dirt and
grease, works like lightning,
and relieves house work of all
its drudgery. ,
For your poor back's sake,
don't try to keep house withy
out Gold Dust.
D sot use borax.
Map, naphtha, soda
ammonia or kero
een with GOLD
DUST. GOLD
DUST haa all deit'r
ablo cleanaicf fluai
itiea in perfectlr
barmleaa and last
Vat form.
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