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V 21-I11NG DUEL UNIQUE VARQl'ARD WINS GREAT VICTOR V OVER ADAMS, 3 to 1. rirt virmtm to Round tme Basra in Wonderfal Fltcaera' Coateat at PIttabar. oiTTtoi-pR Julv 17. Bescher's single and a home run by Doyle gave New York a S-to-1 victory in a 21-in-nlng pitchers" duel between Marquard r v. .1 rinin or and Adams today, r ruiu i" - the third innin until the opening of the Slst innins neither team was able to score, so eiie-" ,." ,,-. Sharp fiBlding characterized the wort of both sides. tne Fletcher. Kelly and Mowrey was bnl- 1'Yttwas the longest game ever played In the National League. i:i the first inning the Pirates scored their only run when Mensor. formerly a 1'ortland Coast League player, was hit . .. . kill nitrhad bv Marauard, went to second on Mowrey a sacrifice and scored on a. mr-u WaKJier. The visitors tied the score In the third on singles by Bescher and Iole and Burns- out. It was an unjust came to witness. During the next 17 innings each team got men on the bases but no runs resulted. Bescher singled in the list after two were out. He stole sec ond. Doyle then sent his home run blow to center, scoring himself and EesLher. Adams did not give a base on balls and struck out six men. Mar guard walked two men and struck out two. Manager Clarke and Player Mc Carthy., of the local team, were put off the field for disputing a decision, fecore: .New Tork- q Pittsburg- h q a , Brscher.ra 9 3 7 1 OMensor.I. . T 1 J 0 0 lKie.::... 2 8 OO.Mowrey.e. rii.rn o - . 1 ' 1 .. t T Kouts n.r. t le-.cu.r.s. Mirkle.l.. l pprl.c. Murray.. IcLean,e. f:icK.3 . .. If if 11 1 honetcny.i s - S 0 15 00 Mitcuell.r. a 8 1 0 Kelly.in. .. 0 n 0 0 0Gibson.e. . 2 0 1 lUw"" 6 0 3 4 0. Coleman. c it 2 10 0 0 4 1 l V0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 1 20 7 10 8 0 bnodgfut 1 0 V VAUliaV- Crant.s... l v v v. aluru.rd.i 8 1 00J Totals. .Tila 63 81 2, Totals.. .71 li 63 27 8 Ban for Beyers in 13th; loaned for ftock in loin; Tan for Gibson in KY . OOIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 2 8 I-itu.. lotfOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 01 Runs, Bescher 2. Doyle. Mansor. Three-tas- hit-. Burns. Warner. ,' Doyl!-. stolen bases. Bum. i. elateher. teacher 2. Double play.. Vlu. V. asner .and Konetchy: Fletcher. Doyle and ! -Bases on ball-, off Marquard 2. Hit Uh Htcheu ball, by il rM y Mor. Ht in error.. .N" Yr 1, Pittsburg 2. sac rifice Inn, .Mowrey. Adam-. Viox. M.or and Stock. S-acriflce fly Burns. Left on biw. -Ne York U, Pittsburg 13. Struck out by Marquard 2. by Adam. 6. Time, i.ii. Umpire., Byron and Johnson. at. Louis 8, rhlladclplUa 4, ST LOUIS. July 17. Philadelphia could bunch hits in only two Innings today, while St. Ljuis. by timely hit ting and through the wildness of Phil adelphia pitchers, scored in four dif ferent innings and won by 8 to 4. Score. Philadelphia- ! St. Louis- f i 2 2 1Ttuggins.2. till? Byrne. 3. . Faekert.m Becker.r.. I.obert.I.. E. Magee.l Ludorue.l Martin... Tiootn.c... JleAvoy,. lluyer.p.. Cr vain" 1 0 4 1 a socruise.m.. 1 ; y; 0 0 Dolan.l. .. 1 1 00 0 0 Rlpgert.l.. 1 0 I 01 n l .1 Miner. a. a s e 1 o Wilson. r. & a u n.rkA 4 0 0 0 1 2 10 Wingo.e... O 0 0Koche,o.. n s llnMRUn 1. 0 0 0 0 Perdue. p.. 0 1 0 0 0 10 m..t - n o o 1 o lrelau't... 1 1 0 Oi Totals. 40 il 14 11 ll Totala. 21 . Batted for pooln in seventh. '"Uea for Jiayer in seventh; tbatted for Rtxey in ninth. . rhllad.lphla 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 l-J 6t. Louu. 0 1 2 0 0 1 2 0 1 Runs. Pa.kert. Lobert. Luderua, '''" Dolan J Miller 2. Wllaon. Beck 2. W ingo, S?"anJ To-b... talta, Wlngo. MR L derua. Kite, off ilay.r 10 In ; off 'e'J' in j Saeriflca fly. Dreaean. Stolen bate, Lo ber?: eDoubl.' play. Martin Lud.ru. and llooln. Left on baaes. St. Louis 7. Phila delphia 10. Ba.ea on basils. Mayer 4, Rlx.y 1. Hit by pitcher, by Perdue, Lud.nia; by Kly. cVufU struck out. by Prdu J. Mayer 1. wild pltclies. Ruey 2. Time, I.w. Vmplrea. Hart and Rlgler. Chicago 5, Brooklyn 2. CHICAGO. July 17 Allen today held Chicago to one hit. a double- by Good, but lost the game because at errora The score was 3 to 2. Score: BHO.bI ChtoBHOAB ..... k a a n il l.aaeh.ra.. 4 0 101 Paubert.1. 3 0 11 OO .ood.r Mv.rl.ra.. 4 2 2 Olljaiar.l.... Wheat I... 4 1 3 0 0 Z!:n'man,3 rut.haw.2. 4 0 2 MlSchulte.l.. 3 1 2 00 3 0 10 0 1 4 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 00 a o l 81 Hummei.r. -tie .. v . Kmnh : 4 10 2 o nerrick.a.. a u i s m i ri.. . .. " ., , a a an Anen'p.V: 2 6 o olrausnn.p.. 5 o o 80 Egan 1 0 0 U 0 Totala. .35 621 10O1 Totala. .26 1 27 13 4 Batted for Allan in ninth. R-ookivn 1 1 0 0 0 0 03 t?DK.. .:::::::::.-.-o 002010 0.-3 Buna. Daubert. Smith, Oood, Salar. Zlm r.,erniu.i. I wo-ba.- hit Oood hrse-base hit. Smith. iacrl(ica fly. fcchulta. stolen bje. Usubert. Whaat. Zlmmarrnan, Swee ney. I-.fl on baaea. Chicago 4. Brooklyn J. liases on bulla, off Vaughn 2 off Allen 4. Struck out. by'Vaurhn 7, by Allen t. Time, 1:40. Umpires. KUm and Em.ile. IVo-ton i, Cincinnati 0. CINCINNATI. July IT James pitched excellent ball today and Boston won from Cincinnati, 1 to 0. Beore: . I Cincinnati B H OAK, Perore.m. 3 0 1 OOMoran.r... Pvr2... 8 3 4 UIIersog.s.. c'onno'llv.l 8 0 1 0 OTwobley.l B. H O A E T 0 8 00 4 15 8 1 4 2 10 0 2 0 0 10 8 O 3 4 0 8 0 10 0 0 2 O 2 00 0 0 0 00 8 0 2 10 2 O 1 00 0 6 0 00 11 O 0 0 1 o o o o MaranVe.S 4 1 a v.lenoii.. hchmldt,! 4 I II V " 1 1 " , - - . .. 4 10 10 MoU lll.i. 4 0 3 0 l;uhler,m. . 2 15 2 1'I.aro.s.m. 2 0 0 8 O.Erwln.c. .. LltAntnn.D. Ieal,3... Mann.r. . Cowdy.e. Jameap. Is.'o.nal'r.p Miller Barah'r TMals 327 12l Total.. 29 4 27 111 Batted for I'hler la eighth Ballad for Bentoa in eighth. 0 0010000 01 Run.. Connolly. HIU off Benton, 3 in 8, ff Schneider, 1 In L Sacrifice hit. tito'en baae Mann. Groh, Larow. UoublJ Tilsys. James, Msranvllle and frchmldt; Groh and Hersog; Groh and Mollwits. Left on b..... Bo.toa 7. Cincinnati 7. Ba... on 1-alia. Beaton 4. Btruek out. by James i. Eenton 3. Pawed ball.. Erwin 2. Time, 1:4. . i rjuio and Qulaley. Passing the Sport Mustard GEORGES CAKPt.NTlJSK predicts that Jack Johnon will meet his Waterloo within two years. Georges refereed the Johnson-Moran fight In Tare and he aid afterwards: John, son boxed like a man knowing how to box but unable to employ his science throuKh lack of wind. He Is no longer what he bas been: he is no longer the man who beat Jeffries, Tommy Burns and Stanley Ketchel." e a While th' Vanltla an th' Besoluta is renin' thetrselves In shape f defend th' cup. th' Shamrock, has got f be took all t' pieces so that he e'n sail cross th ocean, th' itmi beln one o" th' rules of th' race what makes It fair fer all th' boats, 'specially th' American one. see According to Eastern dopesters major league owners have agreed to keep Hal n.. ...aniiAii ranks forever A-ii o a . v - more. Chase is said to be tho greatest disturber in baseoau. nui nn we want to know Is If he is such a 3is- i... .k n.an't rhiraa-a 1st him J l t aui.i . " j - " --- stick with Buffalo and quit spending o znucn Halo on injunctions! e e e The Eastern correspondents fell down on the Carpentler-Smlth preliminaries by falling to mention such vital meas urements as the thigh, calf, ankle, bi ceps and big finger. All this had great bearing on the final result, especially the calf. a a a Not that anyone cares, but where is Joe MandotT And the brave and fear less Horace Fogel? a a a Huerta made sureof the front page by resigning a day ahead of the Lon don heavyweight battle. a a Ad Wolgaat owns up to having said that he was glad Welsh won "because the title' is back In the hands of a white man again." Wolgast, in . fact. Is proud of the utterance, as witness this note in the mails this morning from the erstwhile champion at Los Angeles: "Enclosed find clippings which gives true illustration of what all true sports and the public In general think of Willie Ritchie, the biggest "black eye' which the lightweight division has ever fell heir to. Very truly yours, "AD WOLGAST. a a Life Is Just one tennis series, after another. a e a Between tennis, the Federal League and Hunky Shaw the courts are Just now enjoying their busiest season in history. a ' a A. Johnson, of Boston, and Walter Johnson, of Washington, have been matched in some Interesting pitching duels In the American League this sea son. Note this list from the Chicago Tribune: April 23, at Washington rc. xx. r. Boston B 9 1 A Johnson W. Johnson Washington u 6 2 May 29. at Boston Washington ...........1 0 W. Johnson A. Johnson Bo.lon ....0 8 June 1. at Boston Boston 1 o Wa.hlngton 0 6 A John.on W. Jobn.on July 3. at Washington Wa.hlngton 12 13 W. Johnson A. John.on Boston 0 6 July 6. at Washington- Washington ....1 5 W. John.on A. Johnson Boston 0 3 We have at hand a note from cheer ful Jlnimv Richardson at Boseburg. Jimmy says the fans in Southern Ore gon are wild over the prospects or an other victory for Portland. a- a a Now that F. Myyrae. of Finland, has broken the world's Javelin record wltn more than 200 feet he ought to be able to get a Job drlvirrg a truck. a a 'According to F. J. Mannlx In the San Francisco Bulletin. Benny Henderson is not In the Federal League, as has been noised about. "Saw him on the street few days ago, but the ex-Fortlana pitcher is now In Eureka," says Man nix. " - Hitting the Ceiling By Deaa Collins. Come out. come out. ye fans, and shoutl Uncork some Jollity! For this has been, beyond adoubt. And here once more. As 'twas before. Through many a slip and flop. The Beavers come, from tolls galore, Again out on the top. Those AngeJ things, they may have But it was good to see Their upward course no higher swings Than where the Beavers be. As sure as Fate, When four games straight. The bully Beavers cop. It helps a lot to elevate The team up to the top In proper shape, for Larry Pape Pull off a yell or two! How could those Angels well escape When Larry shot 'em through I We gave tho blues To Long Tom Hughes, In spite of curve or drop, And now the Beaver fans enthuse 'Cause we are at the top. The cellar floor In days of yore. It was the Beavers' cell. And It feels great to be again On top, where all la well. Come out. come out. Ye fang and shoutl Let lots of gladness slop! July the seventeenth' about Our day to grab tha topi FEDERAL LEAGUE. Kansas City 2, Chicago 2. ' KANSAS CITY. July 17. Single by Kenworthy, Stovafl and Potts in the fourteenth inning enabled the locals to defeat Chicago today t to t. Score: Chicago R IL E. 0000000020000 0 2 10 2 Kansas City 0000100010000 1 3 10 1 Batteries Watson. Prendergast, Hen- drlx and Wilson; Packard and Enzen roth. Easterly. Indianapolis 8, St. Louis 2. ST. LOUIS. July IT. With Campbell and Kaiser hitting for horns rune and the otlaer members of the team bunch ing hits In three innings, Indianapolis today defeated St. Louis by 8 to 2. Score: P H. E. Indianapolis 03031010 0 8 13 3 St. Louis.... 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 2 8 1 Batteries Falkenberg and Rarlden; Crandall, Groom, Keupper and Chapman. Pittsburg 9, Brooklyn 4, PITT8BURG, July 17. Camnlta held the Brooklyn Federals In eheck today, while his teammates batted timely and ran the bases at will, giving Pittsburg the victory by a 6 to i score. Scoria: B, H. E. Brooklyn ...0 0 1 0 0 0 1 t 0 10 3 Pittsburg ...1 0000330 6 1 Batteries Finneran, Sommera Owens; Camnitz and Berry. Baltimore 4, Buffalo 3. BUFFALO, July 17. Through cogtly errors Buffalo lost today's game to Baltimore by 4 to S, Score: R. H. E. Buffalo 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 7 4 Baltimore ..0 0000308 0-4 Batteries Ford. Anderson and Blair; Conley. Suggs and Jacklltsch. PORTLAND AXD JfEL-SOX LEAD Local Senior Four Wln$ MUo and Half, but Junior Lose. NELSON. B. C. July 17 (Special.) Nelson and Portland shared honor at today's regatta here, the Portland crew winning the mile and a half senior four event and Nelson the Junior doubles. In four events Portland beat Nelson by two lengths, with Vancouver, Vic toria and Coeur d'Alen following in the order named. Time. 8:52 t-S. In the junior doubles Gore and Mur phy, of Nelson, won over Patton and Wild, of Portland, by two lengths. Vic toria, Vancouver and Coeur d'Alene crew followed In order. On Thursday the diamond scull of the West were won by E. B, Butler, of the Toronto Rowing Club, with W. N. Kennedy, of Victoria, second, five lengths behind. Norman Ross, of Portland, carried off the honor in th wtmming races. Power Plant at Hillsboro Burn. HILLSBORO. Or., July 17. (Special.) Fire destroyed th power plant of H. V. Gates in this city early this morning. entailing a loss of $16,000. Only for the fact that the building was covered with corrugated Iron the Hillsboro Lumber Company's sawmill. Just across the railroad track from th power house, would have been destroyed. There was no Insurance. TTTF, HfOTlXTNGr . ' I I I PORTLAND ABSTRACTS OF TITLE. I PROMPT SERVICE at reasonable Pri"6- Pacific Title A Tru.t Co.. 7 Cha. of Com. ACCORDION PLEATING. K. STEPHAN Hemstitching and scauoplng. accord, aide pleat, button, covered, g" .ponged; mail order. b3 Alder: M. HJ'''- ANTIQUE FURNITURE. ANTIQUE furniture restored. 421 Haw thorne ave. Web Olaaler, cabinetmaker. Phone Ea.t 3044. ART MATTRESS WORKS. ONLY scientifically thorough renovating the city. Advi.e us. East 870. ASSAYKKS AND ANALYSTS. GILBERT & HALL, aucceaaor. Wells S n 60 to 613 Couch bids.. lt9 4th. Main 7150. MONTANA ASSAY OFFICE Laboratoiy and ore-teUng works. H2H 2d at. ATTORNEYS. J. R. GREENFIELD General practice, ab stract contract., collateral, etc.; conaul tatlon free. New offlcea, 707, 70S, 70l, Sell ' Ing bldg .Main 4m. Open evening.. WH. at. LAFORCK, Couneellor-at-law, 30 Falling bid. CAKPtr WEAVING. NORTHWEST RUG CO. Ruga from old car peta, rag rug.. 108 Knt 8tu. Both phonea. CELLULOID BUTTONS, BADGES. THE IRWIN-HODSON COMPANY. 82 6th au Phones Main 812 and A liiM. CHIROPODISTS. William. E.telle and William, Jr., Deveny, the only scientific chlropodi.ta in the city, Parlora. 802 Oerlinger bldg., 8. W. cor. 2d and Alder. Phone Main 1301. CHIROPODY and pedicuring. Hill. Offlcea, Flledner blUg. Mra. M. D. Main 8472. Dr and Mr.. Fletcher, painless chlropodi.ta, over the Hsaelwood. Main 8713. A 512t. CH.IBOPKACTIC THYSICIANS. DR. M MAHON. 121 4tb. 876 Williams ave., 18 adJUBtmeuts 310. Main 206. DR. MARIE C. L'NGER, chiropractic neouro path. 8u8 Rothchlld bldg. Marshall 2723. CLEANING AND PRESSING. DRESS SUITS lor rent; we pre.s one suit each week for $1.90 per month. UNIQUJB TAILORING CO., 809 Stark at., bet. &th and 8th. Main 814. COLLECTION AGENCY. Accounts, notes. Judgments collected. "Adopt Short Methods." Short Adjustment Co.. 8i.'6 N. W. Bank bldg. Main i74. NETH CO., Worcester bldg. No collection., no charges. Main 178a. COAL AND HOOD. K.NIGHT coal haa no equal, a clean, hard-qulck-flrlng. long-enduring Utah coal. Al bino, Fuel Co., aole agents. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, R. M. Wade ac Co., 322-2a Hawthorne ave. aRHITKtrrtJRAL WIRE IRON WORKS. Portland W ire lion ka.. 2d and Coluinoia. ....... . i -. ' . l- TflPH DUBRUILLli BUGGY TOP CO., 200 2dsfc AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES. BALLOU i WRIGHT, 7th and Oak sta AWNINGS, TENTS AND SAILS, PACIFIC TENT AWN. CO., 1-8 A. lt t- D wnir.v f lil,f'k'Kli AT HOME. u. i omnibus Trauafer. l ark it Davla BICYCLES, MOTORCYCLES SCrPLLBS. . , .Vs.- i -t.,w:uT Tth Mnrf OalC Sta. A. v. ' - . . . -. BREAD BAKERY, nnval Bakerv ai i-oiif;, inclith and Everett. . - - . . . . . . ...".T'I'I t.' 1 1 HENRY WE1NHARD. 18th and Burnslda. C'ASCARA BARK AND GRAPE ROOT. CEMENT, LIME AND PLASTER. P. T. CROWE CO., 43 Fourth street. COFFEES. TEAS AND SPICKS. CLOSSETT A DEVERS. 1-11 N. Front St. DRY GOODS. FLEISCHNETt. MAYER A CO., 207 Ash St. ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Mectrlc Co., 6th and PlliestS. SMITH'S CHECK $10,000 CARPENTIEB RECEIVES 13,000 FOR FIGHT VICTOnY. Carpentler and Bombardier " ella ne Arransred Another Boot la London. Details Not Settled. LONDON, July IT. The, stake for last nisTht fight between Gunboat Smith and Carpentler were paid over today, Carpentler receiving a check for tnun whlla Manager Buckley re ceived S10.000 on behalf of Smith, who was not present. Buckley took tho cheek without demur. He made no formal protest against the decision, but wanted to discuss the fairneBS of Eugene Corri's ruling-. He displayed deep annoyance and refused to shake hands with Corrl. Tha chairman of tho gathering de clined to permit any discussion and an. nounced on behalf of UIck urBc, v promoter of tho match, that the latter was ready to put up unuumi pu-w v- the same amount for a return nsnu For the nrst time i wan roeiu that a nromise to match Carpentler against Wells had been made. If the Frenchman proved successful in yester. day' match. As soon as the Carpen. tier-Wells match was over, he added, Carpentler was ready to meet Smith again, either in Europe or America, whichever proved tne Distser pur. a. While Buckley was endeavoring at today' meeting to discuss Corrl' rul ing the chairman said: "In this country when a decision is arlven by a referee, it is accepted In a sportsmanlike way. TO ... Carpentler ana ,omD.r, , have arranged for a fight In London for the white heavyweight champion shiD of the world, under Burse's man- ancUTja-ement. Tho detail will be Mttleo during the week, ROY RASHEAR IS RELEASED Ex-Venetlan Goe Because Pruning Knife Demands Victim. a nmshear. ex-Venetian. wa re. leased last night by W. W. MoCredle because the pruning tcnua -victim among the utility men. Brashear was with Venice last year and this Bprins was floating J"und with an unconditional release. Walter McCredie grabbed him in time to stlok him in several games a a pinch hitter. Of lat the regulars hava been com ing so good that Brashear was really excess baggage with the Coast League leaders. Boy was batting . tor the Beavers, While with tha MoCredl team he broke Into several game at the propitious moment. United States Win Sir Thomas' Cup. SEATTLE, Wash., July 17. The cub presented to tho Seattle Yacht Club by Sir Thomas Lipton as a trophy for In ternational yacht races In the Pac'fle Northwest was won by the United stota inHiv when th yacht Sir Tom, of the Eeattle Yacht Club, crossed the finish line, in tne securm i'i I minut and 64 second ahad of the Canadian yacht Turenga, of the Royal Vancouver Yacht Club. Koestner to Come Back Home. LOS ANGELES. July 17 Pitcher El mer Koestner. who played with Venice last year, telegraphed today that he would accept an offer to come back. He takes the place of Jack Powell, who was released yesterday. Koestner pitched for the Chicago National prt of this season, but was released. Queries and Answers. Union fan Technically baa runners OREGONIAN. SATURDAY. JULY 18, 1914. BUSINESS 1AN'CLNG. PROF. WAL WILSON dancing. school; waltz, one-step, two-.tep, schottische, hesitation waltz, stage dancing; lessons, 25c; ever) morning, afternoon, evening ; .guarantee to teach anybody who waiK. now to -h.-i nth i.hl Stark and Oak. Main itfJi. MR. and Mr.. Heath's Academy; dancing taught in all4l .branche.; claa. FrL eve., g to 10. 231 Vi Morrison, cor. 3d. Mar, an. DENTISTS. DR. A. W. KKENE, Majeatlo Theater bldg. 351 'i Washington st. Marshall 3t.o. EVE, EAR, yOSE AND TMHOAT. Treatments by epeclalists; glasses fitted. Dr. F. F. Caseeday, 511 Dekum bl. 8d A Wash. ELECTRIC MOTORS. MOTORS, generators bought, sold, rented and repaired. We do all kinds of repair ing and rewinding; all work guaranteed. H. M. H. 'Electric Co., 31 First at. North, phone Main alo. FOUNDRY, AND MACHINE WORKS. PHOENIX Iron Worka, East 3d and Haw thorne. General maphlne and foundry work. KODAKS. KODAKS and ALL SUPPLIES; developing, printing and enlarging. PIKE A MARK HAM CO.. 345 Washington at. MACHINEKV. Engine., boilers, sawmill, bought, .old and exchanged. The J. E. Martin Co.. Portland. MESSENGER SERVICE. HASTY MESSENGER CO., motorcycle, and bicycles. Phone Main 6a, A 3153. MUSICAL. ilUSIO pupils wanted; eglnner a special ty; vocal or piano lessons; ratea 6oo per hour piano; 5uo per half hour vocal. Tel. O a247 I'lll Kerby t. EMIL THIELHOR.V, violin teacher; pupil Seviclk, 2U7 Flieduer bldg. A 41BU. Mar. 162. NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS. DK. PHILLIPS, apeclali.t in paralysis, ner vous chrolilo diseases. 604 Oregonlan bldg. OPTICIAN a. A FIGHT on high nricea. Why pay 16 to 410 for a I air of glasses when I can fit your eyes with first- quality lenses, gold-filled frames, as low as 31 do? uoouman, ll Morrison su, near bridge. Satlsiactlon guaranteed. OSTEOPATHIC M1YSICIANS. Dr. R. B. Northrup, 308 Morgan bid., cor. Broadway and Washington sta. Olflce phone Main 849; residence. East 1028. PATENT ATTORNEYS. PATENTS procured by J.. K. Mock, late of U. S. Patent Office, 534 N. W. Bank bldg. l WRIGHT -22 years' practice U. S. and foreign patents. 400 Dekum bldg. WHOLESALE AND MANUFACTURERS GRAIN MERCHANTS. Albers Broa. Milling Co., Front and Marshall, H. M. HOUSER, Hoard of Trade bldg. GROCERIES. WADHAMB A CO., BU-io 4th St. 11 Alii GOO IX, DIAMOND HAIR WORKS. WHOLESALE ONLY. 808-3 PANAMA B'Q. PORTLAND HAIR UOOUS. CO.. WHOLESALE ONLY. 411 DEKUM BLDG. HATS AND CAPS. THANHAUSER HAT CO., 68-65 Front .t. HIDES, PELTS, WOOL AND IUR&. KAHJi sKOa.i qui, eront .fc 1 IV WORKS. PACIFIC IRON WORKS, East End of Burn.lde Bridge. STEEL STRUCTURAL PLANT. FOUNDRY, ALL ARCHITECT URTL IRON, CASTINGS, 6TEEL BRIDGES RUOP TRUSSES, Carry Complete Stock of STEEL BEAMS AND ANGLES, CHANNEL PLATES, TUES. . i vatuvu IV'U HH11K ATORK SL'PPLl IES. CHAS. L. MAST1CK CO., 74 Front: leather of ever de.crlptlon, tap., mfg. findings. LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER, METAL LATH. The J. McCracken Co., 1114 Board of Trade. Kale, agent celebrated Roche Harbor lime. LOGGING MACHINERY, p. B. MALLORY A CO.. 231 Pine St. MEN'S Columbia AND WOMEN'S NI ECKWEAK, Neckwear Mfg. Co.. must keep in paths, but in this case he did not run out to dodge an inflelder with the ball, and umpire used poor Judgment JEAGXATES CAILEP TO MEETING Officials Surprised & Sudden Order to Appear in Seattle. W. "W, McCredie and Fielder Jones, president of tha Northwestern League, took midnight train for Seattle where a special meeting of Northwestern magnates has been called for this afternoon. The purpose of the meeting has not been divulged. The president of the Portland club has no idea why he was summoned to Seattle on such short no tice and Jones cleared out without giv ing reasons. It has been rumored that Victoria again is in trouble tut McCredl think this club is not on its beam ends, ESCAPED CONVICTS CAUGHT C. J. Hamilton on Way to His For mer Sweetheart's Home Threatens. ROSEBURG, Or.. July 17c (Special.) With a horseshoe concealed beneath the waistband of hi trousers, and de claring h was on his way to Pays Creek to kill Fern Reals, his former sweetheart. C. J. Hamilton, one of the prisoners who escaped from the Coun ty Jail here early yesterday, was cap tured by Deputy Sheriff Hopkins, of Canypnvllle. within two miles of the Beats, home, early today. Hamilton says Mrs. Baal Is to blame for his trouble. This is th second time that Hamilton has been arrested by Hopkins on th way to the Beals homo. Earl Tompkins, th other prisoner who escaped from Jail, was arrested at Glendale and returned her today, Tho prisoners say they broke Jal between 13 and I o'clock Thursday morning. They deny that they were given out side help. "Elevator" Appeal Argrued. OREGON CITY. Or.. July 17 (Bpe. Portland's Building Directory Chamber of Commerco Bldg. DUNIWAT, RALPaTRSala IM0. .939-W1 iHf Ml KPflt VINCHNT. 8. o- co- IU n KKASET. DORR & O-. y1" .11S"-W Board of Trade Building Broker.. Stocks, Beads and Craja, OVERBECK A COOKK CO, A 6S81, Main S4H..., ,...I1W1I Baal JSata. nimtETl TtROo. ataiu .... ,?? gAi.T.ER frank L- Main sw. . 11 Lwi Building GeBsnltlac !, LUCIUS, w. w. .116-111 JB sywwai Selling Building HOLT. B. H?"'AcZS?lX....20r- BAIN. JOHN. A 744 Halo Real Eatart BAT CITT LAND CO. M. UU. so; .TM-to; Wilcox Building Optician. Optometrist. KOLLJS. OR. D. W. U. 41M. A T88.7I-1 Fnblte rtuity "peesallst, WIJLBUB B. Mala U7I....1014 FOBHAT. JW1LBVB. DIRECTORY PIPE. PORTLAND WOOD PIPE CO. Factory and nffir near 24th and York sts. Main 3-io. RUBBER STAMPS, SEALS, BRASS SIGNS. PACIFIC COAST STAMP WORKS. 331 Wash. et. Phone Main 710 and A 3710. SEWING MACHINES. SEWING machines, new, 310 up; used ma chines 32 up, renting and repairing. Main 8131 Sewing Machine Emporium, H0 a. bet. Yamhill and Taylor. SHOWCASE. BANK A STOBEJFIXIUBEg. MARSHALL MFG. CO., 10th and Flanders New and old window display and cabinet work. ' STORAGE AND TRANSFER. PORTLAND Van A Storage Co., cor. 15th and Kearney eta. Just completed, new lire proof warehouse for household effects, pianos and automobilea; contain, separate lire and vermiu-proof rooms, eteam-heatea piano-room, trunk and rug vault., track- , age foi carload ahipmenta. vane for mov ing; reduced freight ratea on household good to and from Eaat in through cars. Main 5640, all departments. OLSEX-ROE TRANSFER CO. NeT fireproof warehouse with separate rooms. We move and pack household goods ana pianos and ship at reduced Fates Auto vans and team, tor moving. Forwarding and diatrlbuting agents, i roe trackage. Office and warehouse, lath and Hoyl sis. Main 547, A 2147. C O. PICK Transfer A Storage Co. Offlcea and commodloua 4-.tory brick warehouse. Teparate iron rooms and ''reproof vault. Jo? valuables, N. W. cor. 2d and Pine ata. Pianos and furniture moved and packed for ahipment; special ratea made on good, in our through cars to all domestic and fnrelitn norta. Main 5, A S6. MANNING WAREHOUSE TRAN&ii.R CO., . 18th and Everett St.. Pianos and household goods "l0 packed and shipped; reduced freight rate on household goods to and from East, through carserviueMainiJ.A . 55S55RA.NBFER CO.. 474 Gll.an .t.. cor. 13tn. Aeiepuuue " ,. w own and operate two A' warnhou.es on terminal tracks. Lowest insurance rates in the city, MADISON-ST. DOCK AND WAREHOUSE Office. 186 Madison; general merchandise furniture and niachmery storage; transfer and forwarding agenta Phone Main 7el. V ET E RI N A RYCO LLEGE 8 S F VETERINARY COLLEGE begin. Sept 14. No piofe..ion offer, equal opportunity. Catalogue free. C. Keane, president. 1818 Market t.. Ban Francisco. , MILLINERY. BRADSHAW Vllub., Morrison snd 7th sta ORNAMENTAL IKON AND WIRE. Portland Wire A Iron Wks.. 2d and Columbia. PAINTS AND WALL PAPER. PIONEER PAINT CO., llio First St. W. P. FULLER A CO., 12th and Davis. PIPE, PIPE FITTINGS AND VALVES. M. L. KLINE. 84-86 Front St. PLUMBING AND STEAM SUPPLIES. M. L KLINE, 84-bd Front St. PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS. F, W, BAL'i'ES ft CO.. 1st and Oak ta. PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EVERDINO A FAKKBU, 140 Front at. HOPE AND BINDER TWINE. Portland Cordage Co., 14 th and Northrup. SAND AND GRAVEL. COLUMBIA DIGGER CO., foot of Ankeny. SASH, DOORS AND GLASS. W. P. FULLER a CO., I2ih and Davla SAWMILL -MACHINERY. PORTLAND Iron Works, 14th and Northrup. SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES. COLUMBIJt SUPPLY CO.. 3 Front at. WALL PAPER. MOROAN WALL PAPER CO., 330 td St. WHOLESALE JEWELERS A OPJJANS. BUTTERF1ELD BROS., MOHAWK BLpq. W IRE AND IKON W ORKS, Portland Wire & Iron Wk... id and Columbia cial.) Attorneys for Mrs, Sarah Chase and the city in the appeal from the do cislon by Judge Benson in the so-called elevator case argued before the Su preme Court today. The suit Involves a narrow strip of property to be used a a landing for an elevator which would ascend the high bluff which runs through th town. DAILY METEOROLOGICAL REPORT. THB WEATHER.' K wS Wind r 11 r 2l S S "tate of g erE o Weather 3 S f I ; Baker Boise Boston ,..., Chicago Colta Denver Das Moines Duluth Eureka Oalvaston Helena , Jacksonville ..... Kaneas City .... Klamath Falls . . L"l Angeles ...... Marsluiolii Medford Montreal Naw Orleans N'aw York North Head . ... North Yakima .. Pemtlaton , Phoenix Pooatello Portland ....... Kosebiirg; Sacramento St. Louis St. Taul Bait Lake San Frnoisco . , , Seattle ,. , Hpokane Tacoina ,....,. Tatoosh Island . . Walla walla ... Washington Winnipeg Yellowstone Park 84;0.00i 8 N Clear liuO.Oo'xaiW Clear CSiU.OO HSW PI. cloudy 84 U.UOiia' WiClear us'o.uo . .!.... Clear BO'o.OiijlO W Rain S8'0.01 6N 'Clear 114 0. 00 8 NW.CIoudy 68,'U.Oo! N Cloudy Sii O.ou 14 H Pt. eloudy 8S0.00 10'SW 'Clear llli 0.52 8 BW Rain 88 0.11)1 8,N Clear 8I)'0.00 4 NW Clear T4io.oo lu 4i Clear' 74 O.ooj 4 XW Clear lOu 0.00 (1 W Clear H0lo.ua M NW 1't. eloudy I IM 0.00,12 BW Cloudy 54 0.00 -2 NW Clear 9210. ool 4 SW Clear lOl'O.OO' 4 VV Clear looo.oo 4,w ft. ciouay 84 0.001 4,NW Cltir 04 O.00 12 NWlClear 102 0.00'lpN Clear 8S 0.00 I0, Clear Hli Q.08 12 NWlClear 7U 0.l)0tl8 NWiCloudy 80 0.00 12 NW Clear 84 0.00 22 VV Clear 84 0.00 14 N Clear 00 0.00 4 MB Clear 620.00I4N Clear 62 0.00 4 SW Clear 01) 0. 00 4;V Clear D2IO.02 4 N Pt, eloudy 8O,0O WW Pt, eloudy T'0.00;i2 NW'clear WEATHER CONDITIONS. The western high pressure area has sep arated intj two parts, one of which Is over Vaneouvar Island and the other over Ne braska. A small disturbance Is passing to sea dawn tha St. Lawrence Valley and the barometer is relatively low over Cal. Ifornia and Artsona. Showers and thunder storms have occurred In Snutnarn Utah, Yeon Building (I 'Ml ; a iRAHAM, SYDNXj!'Tlaln JM. .UM-l-t IMBALL HiSKll M. War, tWU Billiard Hall. 1 uKKDIB BILLARD8 Second fleor jgaal f.statn. HETCALF. LTLK A Marahali 842., HAINST. J. G. Mrsiaii aid -" WAOOONKR. QXO. Si,. -jTT gLALSON, A. B. Mala M44.,,v.uv..Ji mm .1 AMUSEMENTS. MKETWOJ NOTICES. I I a ..i.-i sb.ssb.bbw-. a . BROADWAY HEILIG AT TAYLOR I'bonra Main I and A 1127. Last Time Today and Tonight. ANNETTE KELLERMANN In the Motion PKturea "NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER" Continuous 12:30 to 10:20 F. M. I'orriAB oe I'KICLS ' aSaaJa 7 DAYS llrglnning N1UHTS Tomorrow The Motion Mrtarea. "The Spoilers 99 Rex BPrh'n FamAua Story. IT ices 10c, 20c, SOc. Three 8howa Daily, Z:S0. 7:80. t:14. Matinea liaily. COOLfcST TLACE IN TOWN 11 KTNKAIO KILTILS BYRON LAGDON JOK t OOK KA.M ASH THE CAVANO "DTJO MATTNEK KVK.RX DAV lOc V'HTL.,I DAlCf 2.30 H'rek July 13. . LITTLE UIV AMI NAPOLEON. Gallarini Four. Barney and Barroa GallowHT and Robert! The Alpha Troupe. I-anlagrarope. Orchestra. Boxes and l'lrst Row Balconjf Reserreo. Milll,036, A 234. e O aks I'orlliind's Great Amusement lara. Complete Change ot Programme. Motion Ilrtures of Juljr 4 Crowds. A wouderfui feature. See yourself and your friends. Toltlo Muratl, Inimitable Jap. luugarian quartet, l'at and Fanny Kelly, Irish come- dlatia. "Tiny HnTder," famous tenor. Band Concerts at :S0 and $:. Vaudeville at 4 and 10 F. M. Vet or shine. In the open-air ceTereo ampbllhratrr. ALL FKKIORMANCE8 FREE. Cora at First and Alder. Launches Morrison Bridge. BASEBALL HECRKATION PA UK, Cor. Vaughn and Tweaty-fourth Ba. LOS ANGELES PORTLAND JLLY 14, IB. I. IT, 18, 1. Gamea Begin Weekdays at S P. M. Buadaya, 2:00 P. M. Ladles' Days Wedacsday and Friday. Colorado. Oklahoma, Minnesota, lows, Mis souri and In many place In the Atlantic and East Ciulf Htatea. Tha temperatures have risen In th'a district and In the ad joining territory. It la oool.r la Mlnueeoia. Mifnourl and Oklahoma. The conditions are favorable for fair ana continued warm woatlier in thla district Friday. FORECASTS. Portland and vicinity Fair: eontlnued warm; northerly winds. Oregon Fair; prohubly not so warm southwest portion: north to west winds. Wa.hlnitton Fair; continued warm; west erly winds. Idaho Fair and continued warm, KUWAKU A. HKALB. District Forecaster. Hourly Temperatures. (1 A. M "1 degrees I P. M....T degrees H A. M....U7 deKree 3 P. M tilt degrees 7 A. M....BI1 derees,;l P. M M degrees 8 A. M....71 digrees4 P. M....H4 degrees 9 A. M 711 UegreesS P. M....US degrees 10 a M 77 degrees, P. 11....U2 degrees U a. M ' degrees 7 P. M-...69 degrees Noon X4 ilerer; CLAS3IFIEDAD. RATES Daily and Sunday. Par Line. One time , hame ad two consecutive times K-e name ad tliree consecutive limes Sao &ame ad six er seveu consecutive times.. aou The above rates apply to advertisements under "New Today" and all other claasillea tioua except the following! situations Vt anted Male. rtilualloua M anted Female. For Kent, Rooms, Private Famillea. K4Hms and Board, Private Famillea. Kate on the above rlaaallicatiuas Is 7 cents a Hue each Insertion. V lien one advertisement la net run la roa setuitive Issues the one-lime rate applies. six average words couul as one line ea less than two lines. ... . On "charge advertisements charge will be baaed on the number of lines appearing iu -lie paper, regardless of (he number ef words in each 'lus. Minimum charge, two Xhe Oregonlan will accept elaaaifled ad vertisements over the telephone, provided the advertiser is a ulscrtner to either phoue. No prices will be quoted ever the phone, but bill will be rendered the following day. Whether subsequent adverilsemrnta will be accepted over the phone depends upon the promptness of payment of telephone adver tisements. Mluailiins Wasted and Personal advertisements will not be accepted over the telephone. Ordera for one insertion only will be accepted for "Furnllure for Sale," "Busi ness Opportunities," "Koomiuf-bousss" and "Wanted to Rent." Tho Oregonlan will not guarantee accuracy or assume i-esuonsil.llity for errors occurring In telephoned advertisements. Advertisements to receive prompt classifi cation must bo in The Oregonlan offlee be fore 10 o'clock at night, eacept rmturdey. lowing hoar for The Sunday Oregonlan will it. g o'chH'k Saturday night. The ollli e will be open uniil 10 o'clock P. M., as usual, and all ada received loo late for proper classiti ratlon nil! be run under heading "Too Late to Classify." Tho Oregonlan will not be responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion of any advertisement offered for more than one tune. UNCALLED - FOR ANSWERS ANSWERS ARE HELD AT THla OFFICE FOR THB FOLLOWING AN6WEK CHECKS AND MAT BS HAD BY PRESENTING YOl'H CHECKS AT THE OREUONIAN1 A 19 b1t . 5. "T, 30. Jl. H-17, S7, 811, JUL IU. t 11. a 7. . MO, 03, 110, 111, 113. I S. IM, Vi. US, Vo, (J. 10O E 78. 1)8, 07, 1UU, 108, 17. Ill, 114. V. .. ti in'- li.J ill?. 114. i bSj P7' Be ' 10U, J 111, 144. tl iu, ua, fl, vvt "e. it ti ui. Ho. 1V, 104, 111, 112. L 01, 0, 94, OH, 07, OS, i. 100. 111. 78J. M Vi 03, 4, 05. ', 100, 114, 115, llli. N 77, 7, Oi', "4, 0. O OH, 101, 107. P W. 07. 100, 104, 100. R 02. 64 101 103. 108, 112, lis 114. K 04, 0, 0-, , I0 10. 11 "a. 5. T 40, S7, 1, 0J, loU. ua. V Uri. Ilk. 100. 104, 100. W 7S, 04, j, 114. . V Ui, eV'stf. i7, 100, 10S. 108, H0, 114, AB-1'2. 04. 07. IOT. 10, 112. AC 05. Bti, OS, eil. 100, 110, llg, 114v . rv 'lit ti-. US ICS 107. AE 02, OS, 1U2, log, 114, 116. AF 02. 87, 88, 111. AU 7S. 02, 08. 05, 7. AH-87. 08. 100. I"1- A J 92, 08. wo. 112. . AK 01, 04. 0, 104, 107, JOS. AL 64, 02, 05. AM-1, 08, 81. 85, 118, 115. AN, 108, 100. 111. AO 88, 05, 100. 110, 119. AP 01, 07. 08. 105. 103. JOB. Ill, 116. AK 09. 100. 107, 15, BC 02. 107, lu, 113, 1115. : : . . uv . ' Art ui uT an us S6. 08, DO, 102, 108. ir tne aoov. i.lifi. within six days Oia same will be destroyed. MKETISO WOTU'KB. UNITED DECRBB TEAMS, W O. W. give a picnic at Crystal Lake Park Ju.y 10. ou are all cordially Invited to com. sod bring your friends, oporta of all kinds. ?IBfiIlEra 11 WASHINGTON' LOIX'.T NO. 4. A. K. a nit A. l. btr'ial ciu- k aniunit'H(in iiiib tPamniBT i att'-nooti Mtirl acnlnir tsTinitltVsr at J" o cluck. Kl r-.Kbto nJ nurriur. m. .u . iimir'-, i uri wi'lctime. M!fr W. M. J. H. Uii'HMONU, fee OREGON lxlOB no. 101. A. K. and A. U. Siati'd loiuniunlra. tlin Una iMituruay) urtiltia at a o'clock. Wnik in K. C. il.gi... vislioia cT.ii.ilIy Inviieil. 1 or der ot W. M. LKS1.IK S. PAHKKH. Fee. FLORISTS. MAKT1N ft "ORBli! CO.. fl.irlsts. 4? Waslilngtoa. Main J6I. A Is. rior for all occasions arlir,i'-,i) urnnhnl. PEOPLF.'S FLOUAl. tillul'. Jd ynd Aider. Designs and sprays Marshall 4J1. MAX M. Mrr7l.Maln !li. A I11L Hell- Ing bldg ntro. CAPLKS In this rlt, July 17. st Su Vin cent's hospital. Mia Nanry Cspl-s, aged M vears. 8 months, 1 uas, ol .'0 n il lumelte boulevard. St. Johr.s. wl.lnw of Ills late Llr. Willlaui Caples. Itcitisins are al the residence. Announcement of funeral later. ELI. ING lu thla city. July 17. Lhrlsllns Filing, aged oil .wars, Ute of 4 r.ssl Nlnlli St. N. ltcmalns are al the rcsld.tH'. estuhilslinient ot J. I'. Finley Son. toni gomery, at ith. Notice ot funeral heie alter. WILL AY July 17, Edward Wlllay. aged 4: years. Remains al Dunning at Mc.ulee a parlora Xotlce of funeral later. FINKHAL NOTICES. . PHILBUICK At the family residence. 4V Last Twenty-second strsel North, July in. .guean btsvens Phllbrlek. aged 01 vears, 11 months, 17 days, wife of s. M. l'hilbrlrk, mother ot Julia M. PhUbrh-k. Mrs. Alfre.i Potbury and Johu b. i'hllhrlck. Friends invited to attend funeral aervicea. whim will be held at the slime resilience at 4 .: 1'. M. today (Saturday;, July la. Interment Hoae City Cemetery. BAVEHLE At the family residence. 1210 Division at., July 1R. Katherlli. Misanna Baucrle, aged 04 years, I month, V days, wife of Jacob llauerte. Friends Invllnl to attend funeral services, which will l-e held at Holtnan's fulieial parlors. Thirl and Salmon sts., st 2 1'. M. tomcrrn ISmiday), July 10, Interment Multnomah Cemetery. R I iter In this city. July 17, Mary K. Killer, aged 00 years, .'. months. JS days. Oregon pioneer- of lv'.2, beloved wife of Granville C. lUdrr, H7U Post Morrison si. Hemalns will be forwauled by the Hoimsn 1 ndertsklng to. on Sunday morning train to Sherwood, Or., whers tuners! services will be held and interment at Sherwood. LA FLEt'It The funeral services of th. lata Mrs. Hoxanna 1 Fleur, Int. of 1 H', K 2.1.1 st. North, sill 1-. held at Hnlman's funeral parlors at 3:yfl 1'. M. tomoriow (Sunday). July 10. Friends Invited, in terment Rose City Cemetery. SMITH The funeral services of the lata Henry Smith will he held at Dunning McEntee's chapel today (Saturday) al P. M. Friends invlled. interment Lone Fir Cemetery. rrxuRAL DIRECTORY. MR. EDWARD HOLM AN. (he Issuing fu neral dlret lor, S.'O Third sir ret, corner Sal. aion. l4idy assistant. A lolL Mala e7. 11'.NM A .M'.?ITKK, funeral directors, 71 h end Pine. Phone Msla 4xo. I Ay al leadant. Offlee of lounty Coevaar. r. !. IIPNNINO, INC. East Hide Funeral Directors. .14 Can Alder st. F.aet it, H IA SBKtVr.H FNDF.rTAKINU COM PAN V, d and Clsy. Maiu 4I, A L Lady atteadaal. CEMETERY BEAUTIFUL NOINT HCOTT PAKKU i.nlaliilng ;i.i Arree. Portland's Only Modern l'erpetual-t are Cemetery. Helmed, Pleading s-ervlcs. Complete Perfect F.qulpment. Pries, end Terms Kce.aoaoble. UoLh Telephones. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY 67 GUAM) AVE. ft, nerwera Davla Bad Kverett. rknaia l est 1423, H 213, Ore Day and Make Report all cases of cruelty to this office Lethal chamber for small animals. Horse gmbulatwe for sick or disabled animals at a moment's notice. Any one de siring a pet may communicate evl tn ua NEW TODAY. , TB1S IS AIMED TO AT- TRACT THB A T T E N- ff TION OF INVESTORS ' In Choice City Property consigting; of autrter Wock lOCxlOO on N. W. corner of Columbia and West Park sts. The merits of thig location, lacing the City Tark block, rnaU it just the place for a First Class Hotel or Apartment Site Some additional ground may be had if wanted. This ia an exceptional clmnce for tho one with food Judg ment and proper means, llalf of th' purchase price can remain on Ion'' time, at a low rate of interest. The present owner in not aviwwo to lensinii this property to a responsible party on long: time if conditions of mutual agreement confront thomf,elvc. For particulars call at my office. 'JULIUS KRAEMER, 202 Henry bld. We will build and finance a heme ea your lot or on soy yeu may select. Pay for It like real. We guarantee . . . . I mnA see ua, sW-W-.n. as! s F. B. BOWMAN CO., Room 1, Commercial Club atldA aisle ei4. A in L To Lease LOl'VHU PnoPEItTV AS A WHOLE. Will Consider Subdividing Urourrd Floor. IKK' OWXKIta. 3IIM M'KAY. First Mortgage Loans Money o Aay Amount la Doe Paaeee aioa for Isaanediate I'ae. ' IV. Areordiag to Heearity. FIELDS A IIO.MlVMA!. 1Z1S-1223 Veoa Uldx, Mala ineo. THE RUBLE ESTATE W ill aril TO lots Bed ail arree at plauted lend Inside the rlly llsalta eC Waldoort end oar, probably trtm, iao erre Block, dairy, aardra or fruit ranches at public aut-tioa al Waldport. en July -3. HI UI il KHT.iTn. Waldport. Orrs. Western Bond & Mortgage Co. Our Own Money at Current Ratea, rKM AM til I.UAAB. Keurta 01- Hoard of Trade Bldg. etjS'Nrs sssf stv NfCi.(i?f in s;?'Drsor lAtmrr a nr i main EDWARD E.G0UDEY- NOHrhwi.altHNUAr aUlk.U"x CITY AND FARM LOANS And Amount at Current Kates. JOHN E. C30NAN trull Soaldla illil. J'ortlaaa. Oa, A