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Newspaper Page TextTJIE MORNING OREGOXIAX. FRIDAY. JUNE 14, 1913. 8 FANS JEER POOR ' PLAY BY BEAVERS i - - will likely pitch for the Oake today at S o'clock. Either flarkneea or Koestner will be In the points for Portland. BAC.M BATTED HARD tS SIXTH "Get-away-day" for Carnival Visitors w Senator Send In Ollllgan to Relieve Him bnt Vernon Doeen't Stop. LOS ANGELES, Jtin 11. Two triple and a double In the sixth, with th score tied up to that time, served to place Baum on the bench today, and with Kane's single, lost th game for Sacramento by a score of to 1. Gll llsan relieved Baum In the sixth, and his first offering was hit for a single by Kane, which brought In Vernon'a last run. Hcore: R. H. E l R. H. E. Vernon ( 1 ! Sacramento. 1 t 1 Batteries Grsy and Brown; Baun. Cllllgan and Krelts. HOWARD'S HOMER IS TIMELY Oakland Wins, 8 to 3, on Weird Move by Portland - Men. Hits Are Useless. Is at Hand 'HIG WEAK AND UNSTEADY Lindsay's Muff. Rodger' Almost Countless Mlsplay and I'npopa lar Decision by V in p I re Send Crowd Home Keethlng. FACrnC COAST IXAOCE btatdino. W. L. Pel ! w. L. rt. Verne.... 4 1 2rnacra't.. 27 7 .42J Oakland... a ! .MS Port land .. . 2 3.1 .T Les Annl. a Oil .M..(Sas Iran.. ST 4V -t)f Ml(TdST' Remits. At rrtln4 Oakland a. Pnrtland . At Lo A nir !. VemiMj A, Pscramenlo A At fan rraneleco Loe Aasele a, 8a Ftanclace 1. (Portland, outbatted th lighting pake In the third Kama of tha aerlea lestarday but that's all'th glory tha Beavers sot out of U, . Charp' men could have loft their bata at th bench and tben won, for tha local mlsplays food out as stsrtllngly aa warts on a bald head. Hlgglnbotham added hla touch of wpIMdmi to tha lurid display by walking those who didn't hit, and thus the ultimate score of I to I. . Whereas Portlands two victories over Oakland earlier In the week were featured by extreme effectiveness on "the part of tha pitchers, yesterday's was the reverse. tllBBlabatkain la Wild. Hlgglnbotham had just about aa much control aa a runaway flatcar on a 10-per-cent grade, and no more. He pitched ITS balls In the nine innings, and that surely cannot be much ur.der tha Olympic record for marathonlng. Oakland touched him up for 19 hits r-lght of thera bunched in three n nlngs while Parkin had his 14 spread I out over fight frames. He was as I tight In tha pinches as Bhylock of oM and would have held us to a lone some tslly to tha ninth Inning- but for errors by Iletllng an J Mltie. The largest crowd of the week wit Jtesaed the rsgged encounter. Inspired "by the knowledge that a victory over Tthn Commuters and a loss by the Ben ators down Houth would shove Port land Into fourth place. And 1000 fans showed their displeasure at the poor article of ball served up by "boohing" Hlgglnbotham. Captain Rodger. Und- Laay and Umpire Finney at frequent In tervals. I l.ladsay Drop Eey Tom. a Lindsay dropped an easy tons at IMrd base In the fifth Inning. - pre 1 sentlng the Oaks with the tally that I broke the I to I tie, thus his member rMp card In the "In-Bad" Club. But i third sc I Rouble, Mo be a i on "Hill did not long remain a thorn In the LMcCredle side, for he banked the ball yjall over the enclosure, brought In the score In the ninth Inning by a and otherwlae showed himself real rtptui In nrovlmltv to the ' anatomy of one Cy Parkins. Tl The crowd got appeasement over I several dlspleasurable decisions on frv'mplre Finney's part when a foul tip r Jmost necessitated, a hurried call for the Coroner. As for . Rodgers. the JQileacherltes sent up a mighty roar 1 when he caught an easy popup in the ( ninth inning hollow mockery for his failure to grasp several grounders lit hat whlssed to either side for safe Mis but the scrappy captain only I aughed and doffed his hat in response. Portland started off by securing a -Jwo-rnn lead In the second Inning on , a nil ny Manoney. netting s ;ow tnrow ! to first, a double ateal sending Mi . noney across, and Flaher's drive to left allying xancroiv. Oakland tied th score In th third ' on a walk to Mltie. singles by Leard 'band Hoffman and two further walks V by Hlgglnbotham.- th last forcing j Its across th platter. Leard batted I, like a fiend all afternoon, netting three ' hits, a walk and three runs. tr Sharpe's men secured th marginal Ivor In the fifth Inning on Coy's sac f j-lfice fly after Chadbourne let Leard's r-eecond hit go past blm for a triple. I Hlgglnbotham. a moment later, strapped Leard at third and would have 'merged unscathed but for a palpable rnuff of his tos by Lindsay. From that on th game was a pro gression, th Oaks securing two more i"n th seventh on three hits, and three ( riins In the eighth on three hits and a .Va-alk. Portland bad men on bases everv ! .feln. .r..r,t .he .l.hth h.,. nMn'. fs.thom Parklna deceiving slants when nits meant runs. A grounder to abort I fy Chadbourne and a corking double vfey Lindsay gave the Beavera their An tes! tally In the ninth. Tho score: f c Oakland I Portland (' Ab.HPa.AE.1 AhHPoAR r,esri.7n 4 : Hr.fnrn.lf .1 Zschsr.cf A 1 f ov.rf . . . g t Mrti'e.ab a r'ook.. . A ; fh pe.ib a . Xlltwm n. . S 1 Parkln.p 4 0 0 O'lllg b m.p 4 10 pX Totals. a10!T 2. Totals. 40 14 ZT 13 4 ( "COBB BY INNINOS i. Oakland '..0 0X01031 : nit. o o a o i i x a o in Portland 0 300 0000 I 3 ! ( HHa ..1 3 3 1 1 2 1 0 314 SUMMARY. Ls Fluna Leard s. Hofinan, Sharpe. Mltse 3, 4 parkin. Ohsrtbbiirne. Mahon.y. Banrrnft. I Vtrurk out By Hlsslnhoiham 1. by Parkin ,1 Beaea en halls Off Hlsslnholham Mt lard. rwiqbl play Bancroft to Rod . r. to Rapps. Sacrifice hits Hetlinf. . n.nn. V . . r P.rkln. d.r.fl. I roy. Stolen base Mahon.y. Bancroft, ry ild pl'ch Hlsslnbo'ham.i Time of same :'. Lmpirea r inn.y ana lih;. V 4-- Notes of the) Game. h Riid Hhsrpe la surely out to land the apnnant. When Jark Lively ehot eonth- rwartl to bis home Instead of eomlng West. Nharpe put forth and.avora to secure in other major leasuer, and now H Is tit jnounced that Kud Pernoll la to rejoin the -Tommuters. Pemoll was eonal1ered one of the best southpaws In the league last year when taken hy Detroit. - A larse Americas flag floated from IWlsgpole over the eenterfleld scoreboard for the nret lime yesterday. Outfielder Manoney kept up his Rood work (."yesterday by spattering three hit. on the norison aao pulling a cirrus eaten oi t ar kin's slam asalnst the rlsht fence. s- A aouDie piay. Bancroft, nongers ano Nftappe. and a star careh by Kruea-er saved , Hleatnbotham In the seoono stanaa. I 1 Hlcslnhotham surely worked his salary iarm yesterday, with a total of 171 balls lephored up to th batter. On hundred to l:" Is an average. Parkin threw II) yea I t.rd.r. In the third Inning Hlgglnbotham -toesed IS halls, 13 strikes and four fouls, a I'tot.l of .V r. 2us risher had hl swatting clothes on I lyesterdsy and should hare been credited irVlth three hits. Leard rnbbed him of the 'Is.t by a sensatlonsl one-hand atop and .'throw In the eighth Inning. 1 I Ben Henderson has sot shown up at the vench this wee. Herry Ahiee Is still upnahle to see per rffclly out of hla Injured optic, and Malarkey 3 O 3 3 t 4 0 a o a 0 3 3 10 1 3 3 O'r-dh'ne.lf A O (M.lnr!'v.:th B Rort'r..2h 4 O 1'Kl-esr.of 5 0 I M'hony.rf 3 1 O'Rappe.lb. 4 0 0 K.nc'ft.ss 4 o 1 n.her.e.. 4 I 3 4 O I 3 1 3 a a 012 I 3 3 3 Seals Lotie to Los Angeles, 3 to i. After Having Lead In Eighth. SAN FRANCISCO. ' June 13. How. ard'a timely home run with two men on bases In tlie eighth gave the game to Los Angeles, 1-1. Metxger. th first man up In the eighth, walked Lober struck out. Brooka slnglecL Moore; bsttlng or Chech, waa out at first. Howard knocked out a home run. scoring Mctiger and Brooks ahead of him. Berger filed OuL Score: R. H. E.i It- It E. L. Angeles 1 7 1;S. Francisco 1 S I Batteries Chech. Slagle and Brocks; Delhi. McCorry and Schmidt. AMERICAX LEAGTTE. Chicago 3, Boston . CHICAGO, June 11. Playing on a rain-soaked diamond. Chicago cut Bos ton's lead down to one full game by' winning. Walsh's single, scoring So der, who ran for Bodle, acored the win. nine; run In the ninth. Boston's only hits were made in th third. 1'mplr Sheridan chased eight members of th Boston team out of th park for pro testing a derision. Score: , R. H. E.I R. H. E. Chicago .. 1 1 SBostoii ... t t 1 Batteries Walsh and Block; Collins and Carrlgan. Philadelphia 4, Detroit S. DETROIT. ' June 13. Philadelphia bunched three hits, including a triple, with a base on balls, acored three runs In th fifth and won. Score: R. II. E. R. H. E. Detroit ..1 1 liPhtladel'a 41 Batteries Works and Onslow; Plank and Egan. Washington 6, Cleveland 3. CLEVELAND. June 11. Washington scored the thirteenth victory of Its western trip today. Cleveland played Elble. late of the Reading United States League. In right field. Score: R. H. E.l R. H. E. Clevel'd ..1 7 2;Wash gt n It 1 Batteries Oeorge. Blanding, and Livingston; Oroom and Henry. At St. Louis New Tork-SL Louis gam postponed; rain. ' XATIOXAL LEAGCE. Flttsbarg S, Brooklyn A. BROOKLYN, June 11. Marty O'Toole shut out the locals. He had a no-hlt game up to th seventh. Score: R. H. E.l R. H. E. Pittsburg i II ljBrooklyn 0 7 2 Batteries O'Toole and Kelly; Ting ling and Mfller. ' Boston St. Louis 4. BOSTON. June 11. Boston batted Harmon freely and won the last gam of tha St. Louis series. Tyler kept th visitors'- hits scattered In all but th sixth Inning. Mowrey's home run in th first being th only tally In another Inning. Score: ' . R. H. E. R. H. E. Boston ... 12 0,6t. Louis . 4 10 0 Batteries Tyler and Oowdy; Har mon, Oeyer, Steele, and Bliss. New York . Chicago 2. NEW YORK. June It. New Tork made It three out of four from Chi cago. Leach opened tn nintn inning for Chicago with a triple, out neither Miller, Sayer, nor Ever could bring blm In. Score: R H. E.i R. H. E. Chicago ..2 4 lNew Tork 1 JO 1 Batteries Cheney and Archer; Mat thewson and Myers. Philadelphia II, Cincinnati 10. PHILADELPHIA. June 11 In a long-drawn-out game marked by poor work by all the pitchers, Philadelphia defeated Cincinnati. Score: R II. rl! R. H. K. Clncln'ta 10 1 UPhllada ..11 11 1 Batteries Benton. Keefe. and Mo Lean: Brennan. Alexander and Graham. Baseball Statistics STANDING Of THE IXAGCES. Boston . .. . Chh-ago. . . Washing n PhlladeL. . New York. Pltt.hurg.. Chicago. .. Cincinnati. Toledo. . . . Coltimhua. M Inneap. . . Kan. City. at. Joseph. enver., . . Omrha. . . . Dea Moines Missoula . . 8.11 Lske. Croat rails Aaserlcaa Leagae. W. L. Pel :. IB e-.T'Oeveland. , aa 20 .2.i:retrolt XI 21 ..MM New Tork . 2d 20 .JKW.si. tiiiia.. Natrona! Leagwe. T a. .SSS'Phlladel. .'. J5 30 .ft.lnm. Louis.. 2. 31 ..'' Boston 27 3.1 .HQ Brooklyn.. Amertraa A .social low T. 1 .ST." 40 SI .IT Q M-l" a i . Westrrm I 33 .SIS OO " K ' 2T 24 .AJ') 27 34 ..'Sit foloo ! II . Al lb rt?4 js lit .n Wester t. Paul... Indlsnsp.. . Lout.vllle. . Milwaukee. Ieacwe. Sioux City. Wichita. .. Toneka. .. . Lincoln. . . . atlea. Ttutte Helena. . Ogrien Trl-Mat. Walla Wa 17 13 .."t Hole" Pendloton. 17 12 .as l a orsnd. Waahbsgtea 8 tale. Chehalla... 13 10 .MIA Aberdeen.. Centralis.. 13 11 .55 almjulam.. , W. 1.. P. 23 3 .4 2.1 2H .472 In HO .t 14 3 ,2n0 20 31 .S.1 2t 2 443 III Sri .S-.-7 14 SO .311 21 37 .4 2t 37 ..13 20 5 ..1rt4 31 37" .2 2 34 .R20 21 2S .4HI 1 :io .:: l -jk .3s .1 an .aas is 2 .as.i II 83 .33 is tn .so a 30 .3X4 and "Good-by -Day Is Here" with Mr. Mui for all Clothes except Smart -', , Cla.y Qever ' ' If I! LBLUdDCLBLK "Whew yon get tha best." WE SPECIALIZE IN FINE MADE - TO - ORDER SHIRTS 11 12 Veaterday's Resnlls. American Association Ksnssa City 3. To ledo 2: St. I'sul i. Louisville t Indlanspo II. 3. Minn. .poll. 3: Columbia 3-3. Mllssu k.e .1-1. We.tern lesrue Tes Moines 5. Wichita 1: Denver 11, m. Joseph S; all other games post poned. I'nlnn Assorlstlon Helena V. Missoula 4: Oreat Palls V Halt Lake 0; Butte . Oaden i. Washlnstun Hist. All gemee peatponed: rain. western Trl-Btste All game postponed: rain. PORTLAND BATTING AVER.GE8. Paclflo Cossi- - Northwestern AD. H. AT.; AB. H. Av. Krueser.. 204 4 .314Ttulkeh'k. I7 XI -14 Vshoney. S3 Is .3K Mensor. .. 12ft 3 .2x3 Fisher.... 34 10 r 'rle.s 22 B .2S Doene.... 140 el .JMiulltr... S3 Is .:0 Mndssy.. H7 4U .2:: Tonneson. C.I 273 Butler 124 3 .262 Klbhle. . . . 1I.1 4!t .M Rortscrs.. 2'.'t U .27 McDowell. S - .!.' Repp. 222 SI 77.1 VVIIItsras. 31.1 .1.1 .249 thsihne. 210 et .2.v:!Tx.a.. . . . . 2a ss 2ts Bsncroft. 2"0 4 .221 foltrln. . . . SOI ! .245 Harknens. IS 4 .323 Smith 7 17 .2 It, Koestner. S3 II .'.'1 2 :,;r.ore r.s T .211 Purch... t:i .2' herrls 1 3 .207 rre 10 2 .20Toiv :n j .lsl Howley... 12 2.1 . IPS' Hlnr.tr. ri'lil 2 4 .US Kiswittcr :n 7 .! 1 1 smlltie. . 10 I .ino llrsln m. 17 3 .177 Msnfield. 11 1 .01 Henders'n M 2 .I.K'Veaae....- 34 2 ." ;claer... 13 3 .M4'hiiy a .000 Ulrot SI .12& COLTS END SLUMP. AI1D BEAT INDIANS Cadreau's Error and Poor Headwork Cost Game for Spokane. TONNESON IN GOOD FORM Hap Smith Make Great Catch With Bases Full and Cute Off Three Rnns Cooney Banished lor rl.ptitlng' Iseclslon. NOBTHIVEcrTERN LKAGl"B BTANDtNOS. W. L. Pet . I W. L Pet. Victoria... 2 2 .527?Ta.ma 27 2S .4J1 Vancouver. 3t 27 ..'.2 Seattle. ... 27 2 .4S Spokane.. 2T 37 .60Portland . . . 37 SO .474 Yesterday's Result. At Spokane Portland 8. Spokane 2. At Tacoma Tacoma-Vlctorla gam poat noned: rain. At Beattls Seattle-Vancouver ame poal poned; rala. SPOKANE. Wash, June 13. BpeclaL) Portland showed the last-coming In diana aome Inside stuff today that flrat mad Cohn'a tribe sit up and later s-o way back and alt down, nursing the wounds of defeat, i to 2. Williams' bunch aleo refused to stand lor Cooney cutting; second base i. . i.nii,. and the 'nenrjery shortstop was banlahed from th lot. This upset the tsponane inneiu airu Portland had easy picking;. Hap Smith, cavorting in right field for Portland, waa a hero with his run ning, bare-hand stab of Devogfs sure triple when two base-runners were on and only one out. Three runs for Spokane, probably enough to tie, went glimmering there. Cadreau. pitching for Spokane, haa himself partly to blame for th three runs amassed by Portland in the sev enth and hla bad Judgment precipi tated t slxuatlon from which two runs were scored Id tha fourth. Th little Indian- waa more untamed and erratic than his aborigine ancestors, not so much in whipping his sharp breaking slanta across the plat a in fielding his position. Portland got two In the fourth on three hlta and Cadreau's error of Judg ment In fielding a bunt A single, a wild throw to second by Cadreau, a hit batsman. Crulkshanks lucky Tas leaguer that hit aquareiy on tne rigni .. . . .i . w.nt far two bags. Iiri'l luua . .. .'- - - - ticorlng two. and Cadeau'a muff of De- vogt's sharp throw, caicuiaieu to i 1. .. ..rtemnfed double steal. gave Portland three rune In the sev- .u.ht wll for Portlsnd lOUnrBvn I - - - . and was glvn good support Th score: -. -. l njrtiann . i "tTu - a E 1 Ab.H.Po.A.E M..lb.2t. 3 I ? o'Klohle.Sb Cooncy.es Ostd'k.lb 3 I John'n.lf 4 0 Melch'r.rf 4 w wurfit .to 4 a Zlm'en.rf 3 r-t't.2h.s 4 3 Dvofft.c 4 Cart r' up 2 N'oyes.n. 2 O M.rrl. c. 1 nc'ksh'k.lf n;peas.2b. 0 rrleaef . on-il'ms. lb O fimlth.rf . O'coltrln.aa o'Tonson.p t l n 1 n 2 I 0 e 1 e o o a a o Totsls. 33 37 laTsl Totals. 34 11 27 12 2 SCORE BT INNINGS. sooksne 1 1 0 S Portland ...i. 0 e 0 2 0 0 3 0 0-5 BIH2ART. Rn-ia Slvers. radreau. Kibble. Crulk shsnk 2. Ppess. Tonneson. Three-baas hit Wufflt. Two-base hit Onikshsnk. Sac. rlflre hits Kibble. Williams. Conner. Psse. on balls Off Cadreau 3. off Tonneson I. Struck out Canresu 5. Tonneeon S. rltolen bases Fr'. Snlih. Myers. Cadreau. Oet- rtlch. rmuhle plsys Cartwrlsht to Ost dlek: Cartwrlght to Myers to ostdlek: nil llama to Hpeae: Coltrln to Spess toaWll llsms. Wild pitch Cadreau. lilt hy pitched t.all Myers, by Tonneson: Hsrrls by Csd- a u. r ii. run.. ! - . - - . -. ... tlx and two-third. Innings." Tlmo 1 :47. mplre Vsa Haltren. I'HIXCETOV BKATH YALK. It-6 Dine Pitcher Weak. Tigers Take Baseball Series of It 12. NEW TORK. June 12. Princeton de feated Tale and won the baseball series of 1313. Princeton scored eight runs In the second. Yale was painfully weak In her pitchers, none of their five twlrlets being effective. Kcore: R. H. E. R. H. E. Tal t 3IPrlnceton .19 IS 6 Batteries Hartwell. Dyer. Olll. Bcott. Browa and Burdett: Lear and Sterrett. FAVORITE WINS FEATURE. RACE Henry Hutchinson Finishes in Gal lup on Sort Alan Track. ALAN. Idaho. June It. An ordinary card of six selling events was offered racegoers at the Alan course today. The track was aoft. The feature event, a seven-furlong affair, was won 1'V Henry Hutchinson, the favorite. Th winner waa otit pared to the half pole by Critic and then, with a little shak ing up, ran over the pacemaker and won in a gallop. Results: First race, three and half furlortss Cam la. 144 (McBrlrtel. II to I. won: Red Widow. 107 iHihweblg). 3 to t. second; VI J(0 liny You Don't Believe That the flavor of your heavy black Havana favorite can be du plicated in a mild, domestic blend? Lose that languid feeling:, and be convinced with a Genl Arthur mm Cigar 10c and 3 for 25c . M. A. Guns C&V Ctx. Inc. via H . 10 E. McEwenl. a to 1. third: time. :; 4- . Second race, six furlonss Dutch Cour age. 104 IHUIt. 7 to b. won; Hugh Gray. 10 (Tapllni. to 1. second. Elsewhere. 7 (Carson). 13 to 1. third: time. 1 III I. Third rsce. seven furlong. Emersld Isfct, 7 J Hopkins), to 10. won; Narfl. t7 n;artri. v to i, aerono : u.uteoui naw ysr. (Roth). to 1. third: tlma. 1:37. Fourth race, one mils Henry Hutohuv son, lOi (Hopkins), 3 to t. won: Wnlddsn 106 (Carter), 4 to 1, second; Sugar Lump, (Hill). 7 to 1. third; lime. 1:413-1. Fifth race, five furlongs, selling Lady Ftalwart. 1 1 a (Carter). 2 to 1. won; Amerl- cus. IIS IE. MoEwen). 2 to 1, second Hwagsrlstor, IIS (Cavanaugh), 4 to 1, third: time. 1 01 J-.. Sixth race, mile and sixteenth "eke, 101 (Roopey), a to I. Won; Littleton, (Car ter). ft to 1. aecond; Beatrice Boule. St (Hill). 11 to i. third: time. 1 41 1-4. WASHINGTON TEAM OUT PRINCIPAL IIERDMAX WITH DRAWS NINE FROM LEAGCE. Students Ineligible for Plajlng Sunday Ball In Vp Valley Towns. Two Team Left. Because II. H. Herd man, Jr., princi pal of Washington High, found that members of the school baseball team have been playing Sunday ball with towns up the Willamette Valley, he has withdrawn his team from the In tersrholastlc Baseball League and th sesson's championship will he left for Colitmtla and Jefferson to fight out. "Certain players of th Washington High School team have confessed to having forfeited their eligibility to represent the school In Interschulastlc contests and to having played games after rendering themselves ineligible,' Is the statement mad by Mr. Herdman yesterday. "It therefor become me to an nounce that 1 have withdrawn the team from the contest for the championship and that we forfeit all (tames In which these Ineligible played. "I wish to say In regard to th In terscholastlc baseball situation that there are and have been rumors about th Ineligibility of players on practi cally every team In the league. When rumors about the Washington boys came to me I Interviewed the boya In nueatlon and tried to get hold of tan- 1" p ! it H tsSGI Buys an all-wool, made-in-Oregon suit fit for a king Those Suits at $12.50 are tailored in a manner that will meet with -the approval of the most discrirainatins clothes buyer. The fabrics are woven in Oregon from carefully selected fleece. There isn't -an item over looked that will assist in elevating the quality of the garment there is not a nieety of workmanship known to the trade that is not incorporated in these Browns ville Suits at $12.50. This Price Is Made During This Adver tising Sale of Oregon Clothing To immediately create a utate-wide interest, in our Ore gon goods this price has been made. It means that in the $20 Suits, for example, about all you pay for is the cost of tho cloth alone. Isn't it an opportunity worth in vestigating? These Suits Reduced From SI 5, $18 and $20 The Brownsville Woolen Mill Store . Third and Stark Third and Morrison glbl proof. Th boys denied harmg violated th rules. The matter rested for a day or two. until today, when, upon being con vinced that atrona evidence of their deeds had been secured, they confessed. Accordingly I have taHen tne action stated. There is no douiit In my mind that a number of the boya besides thos In Washington are tarred witn the same brush. And I have no doubt that th principal and coaches bave tried aa bard aa I have to keep their athletic clean and will welcome any proof of any Irregularities aa I do. Colfax Defeats Pa louse, II to 4. POLFAX. Wash.. Jun 11- tSpeclal.) -Colfax defeated Palouse. 11 to I. la th first day'a tournament of baseball at the Flherton picnic todav. TeVca tvj) H mi ft.; a m Vkii m and Oahesdal play Thursday and Col fax will play the winners for the big picnic rash purse on Friday. r . - - l - T, .. Vlll-J JACKPOXVILLK. 111.. June U. Dur ing a motorcycle race here this after noon. Hsrry Wells met Instant death. Hla machine skidded and crashed Into the fence. NOTHING NSIDE 'EM. Cheap aults are like men without their Internal organs. The men's suits I sell at Ill 's have guaranteed Inaldes. Cost you i:5 0 to 1.1000 In a high rent atore. Jtmmv Dunn, room 111 Ore gnnlan bid. Take elevator. RACES RACES Saturday P. M. Country Club Track Four Harness Races, One Itunning Hace, t'nder A tie pice Riverside Driving Club Admission 10 Cents. (Irandstand Free. Take Rosa City Park Car. s Clde Collaraj f EDICT Jp-e Johnny Evers uLZTZZ writei I have whoU lot of tatis f art ion in wrartnf bilTr CoK Ura. Those Linorord batton bol mn mif htr 6o tby'r o emtj to adusL Ide Silver Collars 2 lor 25 have ample scarf iptre t neir LINOCOSD BUTTONHOLM arr re it to button sod ther don't tear 0ut. CEO. P. IDI C0 HsWm. TI0T. H.T. 5 A TZa ; Ns.v y 50 Si SEAL OF THE HART CIGAR CO. CLEAR HAVANA CIGAR Tornay-Fernandez Co.T"a mpA T7 A MANUFACTURERS .HVA.1LA.. l00$22Eacb MERIT Distributers Em) ..rff i