The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, May 31, 1908, SECTION TWO, Page 3, Image 15

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    THE SUNDAY OREGONIAX. PORTLAND, MAY 31. 190S.
3
ENTRIES CLOSED
FOR RAGE MEET
Portland Harness Events Will
Be Among Best Ever
Run in West.
BIG CASH. PURSES HUNG
llacc for 2:11 Pacers Alone Attracts
31 Entries, and List for Re
mainder of Programme
Is Very Large.
"Portland in September" Is the
Flocan of the harness horsemen of the
"West. The harness races to be given
Tiere at that time in connection with
the Pacific National Livestock Show
of the Portland Country Club and Live
stock Association are responsible for
this interest. The 1908 fairs of the
North Pacific Fair Association. Port
land being a member, lose little by
comparison with the grand circuit
Liberal purses are offered all along
the line and the harness horsemen
liave responded in kind with their en
tries. Leading stables of Oregon,
"Washington, Idaho and California will
be well represented in the Portland
meeting. Three stables from Mon
tana, two from Denver, four from Al
berta and Saskatchewan and several
from British Columbia, complete the
list. The list of entries was completed
yesterday.
The Open River Purse, a 2:14 pace,
value $1000, is the first number on
Portland's programme, in which the
record-breaking number of 31 pacers
will contest. The Country Club Purse,
for 2:13 trotters, value $2500, has
brought out 29 entries. Another $2530
purse, the Bose City, for 2:0! pacers.
Is close up with 20 entries. Kven the
colt stakes have filled well. A more
classy lot of horss never met on a
"Western track. The sport promised
will be of the highest type.
M. D. Wisdom is fresh from his
travels in the Interest of the North
Pacific Fair Association, returning re
cently from Petal uma, Cal. Mr. Wis
dom is guide, philosopher and friend
to the harness fraternity. Mr. Wisdom
nays, comprehensively, that entries to
the Portland races "are all the way
from Pike's Peak to the Pacific and -from
the North Pole to the Mexican
line."
The whole list is a starry field.
Every day of the meeting, September
21-26, will be a good day. The great
breeders of the West, and some from
the Kast, will be at the livestock show
with their best horses, cattle, sheep
and swine. The extensive plans for
these events show how the world is
watching Portland grow into a live
stock center and a harness racing
point.
Monday, September 21 Open river
purse, 2:14 pace. $1 000; Commercial
Club purse, 2:16 trotters, $1000.
Tuesday, September 22 Board of
Trade purse, 2-year-old trotters, $400;
Chamber of Commerce purse, 3-year-rtld
pacers, $600; trotting, 2:27 class,
$1000.
Wednesday, September 23 Manufac
turers purse, 2-year-old pacers, $400;
Rose City purse, 2.09 pacers, $2500;
trotting. 2:20 class, $1000.
Thursday, September 24 Pacing, 2:20
cldss, $1000; Country Club purse. 2:13
trotters. $2500; Columbia purse, 3-year-old
trotters. $600.
Friday, September 25 Pacing, con
eolation. 2:09 class, $500; Pacing, 2:25
class, $1000.
Saturday, September 26 Rapid tran
sit purse. 2:05 racers. $1-00; rural
spirit purse, 2:10 trotters, $1500; trot
ting, consolation, 2:13 class, $500.
Following is the complete list of en
tries: Board of Trade Purne, S-Year-Old Trot, $400.
On Time b. g. by Monteview-Nellle M.,
Uohert Brttts. Fair Grounds. Or.
Pat Puff. b. c. by Mike Tuff-Stambou.
Sell.. Sam Castro, Fair Grounds. Or.
Killarney. b. e. by Lonio-dam by Love
lace. George Bran, Carlton. Or.
Gordon, b. by Red Seal-Flora 2, E. C.
Ji't. Perrydale. Or.
Jemima King. ch. m. by B. C. Kinft-I-aura
West, J. W. Hollinshead. Ladner, B.
C
Lomo M. b. c. by Lonzo-MolMe, M. J.
Jones. Porttand.
7-omdeU. b. h. ty Zombro-Homebox. G. W.
Gill. Salem, Or.
Silk Hal. br. by Ha B.-Lady May. D.
S. Stewart. Bpokane. Wash,
Dr. Jones, btk. h. by Capt. McKInney
ilia Nerte. John Pender. Portland.
Vinomar, oh. c. by Cautlon-Saffrona;
F.dKarellia. ch. i by Edgar Boy-Laurelia,
Thos. H. Brents. Walla Walla. Wash.
Kittle Wealth, b. f. by The Common-wealth-KHty
Caution. N. K. West. La
Uraude, Or.
Volumbia Purse, 3-Year-Old Trot, $600.
Lady Seat, br. f. by Red Seal-Bird. Sam
Cato. Fair Grounds.
Bonkln. b. g bv Bonnie McK.-Vantrlm,
George A. Kelly, Walla Walla.
Prtnress Direct, br. m. by Teddy A. -Lady
2kJae. ll. A Gardner. Walla Walla.
Mary Mima. br. m. by The Bondsman
Soerena. W. R. Olemans. Moscow. Idaho.
Nusado. br. s. bv Nushagjik-Addle B. ;
Anjetla, b. f. by Prince Aiisel-MaJeUa B-.
Woodland Stock Farm. Woodland.
G. N. King. b. s. by H. C. King-Laura
West. J. W. Hollinshead. Ladner. B. C.
Katallna. b. f. by Tom Smith-Kate Lind
fpy. J. W. Zibbell & Son. Kresno Cal.
Dr. rilnian, br. . by The Bondsman. L.
I. Chappelle. Hlllsboro. Or.
Don RecMaldo, b- s. by On Stanley-Bella
Ray wood. F. E. Ward. Los Angeles. Cal.
Stam Bird. b. it- by Stam B.-Swif tblrd,
Charles F. Silva. Sacramento. Cnl.
Hilir.-ird. b. x- by Kallep-U-KUty Cau
tion, N. K. West. La Grande,
Rural Spirit rnrse. X:10 Trot, $1300.
R. Ambush, br h. by"" Zolock-May McKin
roy. Homer Rutherford, San Bernardino,
Cal.
North Star. b. s;. by Nutwood "Wilkes
Ironeer. C. Whitehead. Salinas. Cal.
Athasham. b. h. by Atffadon-Cota. Wick
ersham, D. L. Bachant. Fresno.
Prince Seattle, b. h. by Stam B. -Bertie;
Too Mundav. b- g. by Zombro-Gypsie. S. iS.
P.alley. Albany, Or.
Satin Royal, ch. h. by Bonner N". B.
Minnie M.; The Commonwealth, b. h. by
Hhndeiand On warn-Action. N. K. West. La
Grsnde. Or.
Era. b. m. by Zombro-Nellie K.. Wm.
Morgan. Tasadena. Cal.
Adam G.. b. ;. by McKlney-Nona T.;
Fresno Girl: br- m. by Seymour Wilkes, dam
by Richard's Eictor. J. W. Zibbeii & Sou,
Fresno. Cal.
Commercial .Club Purse, Trot. $1000.
Papey Rice. b. r. by Gold-Kingira. Al
bert Smith. Boteman. Mont.
Ludy W.. b. m. by King Alexis, I C. Shell,
Walla Walla.
Bert Arondale, K p. by Sidney Dillon
Oakley Russell, George. Ramage, Ple&s&n
ton. Cal.
Delia Derby, blk. m. by Chas. Derby
Nora D-. C Whitehead. Salinas. Cal.
Trincess W.. blk. m. by G-o. Warhlns;-ton-Urauia,
Fred J. Kirk&atrick. San Fran
cisco. Modicum, b. m. by Geo. Ayres-Arria
Bay; Alsandrla. b. c by Bcnnie Direct
AUx B., Morris Bros.. Pony. Mont.
Nogi. b. h. by Athabto-cora Wlckersham.
Warlow & Walton. Frei.no.
Irene, b. m. by Martin's Florida-Birdie,
Robt. Prior. North akima. Wash.
Prince Seattle, b. h. by Sam B. -Bertie;
Doc Munday. b. g. by Zombro-Gypaia, s. 8.
liailey. a I ban y.
Satin Royal, c. h. by Bonner N. B.
Minnie M., N. K. Wet. La Grande. '
Freddie C. Jr.. b- h. by Prine Direct
Birdie; Gebble. br. g. bv Mc Vera-Lizzie. S.,
Kd Cudihee. Seattle. Wash.
Easter Bells, h. m by Diablo-Eliza S.;
Tonopah. b. a. by RiUups-Elisa S., W. L..
Vance. Marytviue. rai.
Deception, b- g. by Babe Chapman-Frairi
Hood River County Bill
t .
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.
Bull McKlnnev. br. h. by Prince of Spo
kane-Promise. W. E- S. Coyne, Spokane.
Regal Baron, b. g. by Baron W Ikes-
Chickadee. E. R. Fraser, Spokane.
Henry Gray. g. sr. by Zombro-AUce, Oscar
Hartnage). Seattle.
stariicnt. n. m. by Conner jj. -.moon
light. Wm. Smith, Portland.
van isorte. blk. n. by iei in or te-a am dy
Ingram. A. Phillips. Spokane.
Princess Louise, b. m. by uei uoronaao-
Louise, Mrs. L. J. H. Hastings. Los Angeles
Day Break, b. g. by Ten Rose-Day Light,
Joe F. McGulre. Denver. Colo.
Red Skin. ch. sr. bv Red. cioaK-xnorobrea,
A. C. Lohmire. Portland.
Iowa Sorlnxtrmw. b. m. by Iowa Sphinx,
J. H. Nlckerson, Westaskawln, Alberta,
Canada.
General II., by Combineer-Jassie Wallace,
Para low- A Hoag, Calgary, Can.
Country Club Fane, t:13 Trot, $2-V0.
Prince Seattle, b- h. by Stam B. -Bertie;
Doc Munday, b. g. by Zombro-Gypsie; S. 3.
Belley. Albany.
Satin Royal. , c. h. by Bonne-r N. B.
Minnie M. ; The Commonwealth, b. h. by
Shadeland Onward-Action, N. K. West. La
Grande.
Easter Bells, b. zn. by Dtablo-Eliza S.;
Tonopah, b. s. by Phillups-Ellza S., W.
L. Vance, Marysville, CaL
Iady Inez. b. m. by Nutwood "Wllkea
Cora, J as. B. Smith. Sen Francisco.
Freddie C. Jr.. b. h. by Prince, Direct
Bertie; Ed Cudihee, Seattle.
Doe Frazer. b. g. by Stam B., G. H.
Fraser. Loomls, Cal.
Cry 11a J ones, b Ik. s;. by Capt Jones
Bessie. E. T. Hay, Spokane.
Sidanis. ch. h. by St. Nicholas-Hazel
Wilkes. W. H. William. Saltans. Cal.
Queer Knight, b. g. by inignt, wm.
Morgan, Pasadena. Cal.
Wen ja, b. m. by Zolock-Molocka, G. A.
Pounder, Lo Angeles.
Yolanda, b. to. by McKlrney-dam by Guy
Wilkes;. Vallejo Girl. b. m. by McKinney
dam by McDonald Chief. Frank II. Burke,
San Francisco.
Lady W.. b. m. by King- Alexis, L. C.
Shell. Walla Walla.
Lady McKinney. b. m. by Wash McKin-ney-DaviflvlUe,
Maid. Frank J. Klrkpatrlck,
San Francisco.
Bert Arondale, b. g by Sidney tl lion
Oak ley Russell. Geo. Ramage, Fleasanton.
Frisby. b. m. by OJason. J. A. Elliott,
Strathcona, Alberta. Canada.
Delia Derby, blk. m. by Norwood Wilkea
Nora D.. C Whitehead. Salinas.
The Statesman, b. h. by J as. Madison
Creona. Chas. F. Silva, Sacramento.
Yosemlte, ch. g. by Monterey-Leap Tear,
P. J. Williams, San Lorenzo, Cal.
Emily W., b. m. by James Madison
Cornelia Rose, F. E, Ward. Los Angeles.
Berta Mac. b. m. by McKinney -Alberta,
W. Parsons, Salinas. Cal.
Lucretia, br. m. by Nazote-Lucyneer, Jas.
Thompson, San Francisco.
Richie Baron, br. g. by Baron Wflkes
Winell, Morris Bros.. Pony. Mont.
Nogl. b. h. by Athablo-Cora Wick era ham,
Warlow Walton, Fresno.
Irene, b. m. by Martin's Florida-Birdie,
Robt. Prior, North Yakima.
Glma O.. blk m. by Red Byron. L D.
Chappelle. Hlllsboro.
Day Break, b. g-. by Ten Rose -Day Light,
Joe F. McGulre, Denver, Colo.
Helen Dare. br. m. by Zombro, Geo. T.
Beekers. Loa Angeles.
The Angelus. br. h. by Zombro-Hazel Mc
Kinney, p. A. Hodges.
Manufacturers Purse, Two-Year-Old Face,
$400.
Rosa R., s. m. by Senator, Ben Bucholta,
North Yakima. Wash.
Ktng Seal, br. a. by Red Seal-Mono
Wilkes; Snick, b. g- by Red Seal-Mlrsmont,
E. C. Keyt. Perrydale. Or.
Bonnie Antrim, b. g. by Bonnie McK.
Vantrlm, W. T. McBrlde. St. John, Or.
Sadie T., ch. f. by Shamrock-Queen, J.
W. Tilden, Vancouver, Wash.
Chamber of Commerce Purse, Three-Year-Old
Face, $600.
Pet Palestine, b. m. by Palestine-Nanoose,
J. W. Hollinshead. Ladner. B. C
Grace Seal. b. f. by Red Seal-Mono "Wilkes,
E. C. Keyt. Perrydale. Or.
Mortrlx. b. s. by Azmoor-Trlx, Jas. Suther
land, Pleasant on.
Tangerine, blk. m. by Prlncemont-Miss
Mann, M. F. Gose & W. L. Whltmore, Pom
eroy. Wash.
Stella A., b. m. by Klnr Alexis-Callie, Ed.
B. Armttage. North Yakima.
Hazel Gold, b. f. by Gold-Kingira, Ed
Gooch. Boieuian, Mont.
Georgie Z., b. f. by I-nwood W.-Evangie,
J. W. Zlbbell ft Son, Fresno.
Ray 0'Llght. iir. c. by Search light-Carrie
B. . E. S. Train. Salinas.
On Bly, br. s. by On Stanley-Nellie Bly,
C. O. Thornquest. San Bernardino.
Cora. b. f. by Coronado-Nellie, Wallace &
Sebastian, San Diego.
Rose City Purse, 2:09 Pace, $5O0.
Charley D.. b. h. by McKinney-Flewey
Flewey. Jos. Thompson, Agt., San Francisco.
Tidal Wave. ch. h. by Nutwood Wilkes
My Miracle; Vinnle Mann. b. m. by Alexis,
S. S. Bailey. Albany, Or.
Magladl. br. m. by Del Norte-Laurelia,
Tnos, U. Brents. Walla Walla.
pilot, ch. by Abbotsford Jr.-Belle
Caprice, Robt. Galtnda, Oakland.
Iowa Boy, ch. g., I. D. Chappelle, Hllls
boro. Bonnie M., br. m. by Mohegan-Cayuse
Mollie. U C Shell. Walla Walia.
Lord Lovelace, br. h- by Lovelace-Maggie.
E. B. Tongue, Hlllsboro.
L4ttl Joe. b. s- by Diablo-May, J. J.
Breen. Woodland, cal.
Hlghfly. b. g. by Nearest-Miss Gordon. T.
W. Bar tow, San Jose.
General Heuertus, b. h. by Alexis-Rona-Tolonna,
Gene Kuntz, Council, Idaho.
Let tie D., b. in. by Boodle-Maude, A. M.
Davis. an Jose.
John R. Conway, oh. ft. by Diablo-Lady
Kohl, Geo. Meese. Davisville, Cal.
Miss Idaho, co. m. by Nutwood Wllkes
dam by Forest Clay, Jr., S. C. Walton,
Fresno.
Welcome Me., b. g. by MeKinney-March
4th.. Thos. Hughes. The Palms. Cal.
Youn Hal. b. h. by Hal DUlard-Oaora,
A. E. Heller. Los Angeles.
Diabless, b. in. by Diablo. J. H- Kelly.
Fresno.
Kermlt, ch. r. by Henry Nutwood-Two
Minutes. F. E. George. Santa Crux.
Mac O. D , b. g. by Zolock-Kentucky
Belle. O. A. Pounder. Los Angeles.
Tommv Grattan, b. g. by G rat tan-Bird,
Joe F. McGuire, Denver. ,-
Speed wav. b. r- by Saraway-Daisy H. ;
Highway, blk. g. by Saraway-Blue Pearl. A.
R. Gumaer, Florence. Colo.
Gerald ine. br. m. by Zombro. C. W. Rob
inscn. San Diego.
Open River Puree. 2:14 Pace. $10O.
Lizzie C. b. m. by Acclamation-Nonane,
Frank J. Richardson. Portlani
Explosion, b. m. by Stein way-Flash. F.
E- Wad. Lo Angeles.
DiaoulL cu. g. by Diablo, W. Grtawold.
claiUiaa, -
Albert Deri da, blk. h- by Robert Direct
Ida May, I Y. Dollenmayer, Hanford, Cal.
Queen Derby, br. m. by Chas. Derby
Addle Ash, McGowan & Culcello. Pleasan
ton. Bushnell King, b. h. by Norval King;
Alta Norte, b. m. by Del Norte. I. D.
Chappelle, Hlllsboro
Bonnie M., br. m. by Mohe?an-Cayuse
Mollie, L. C. Shell. Walla Walla,
Queen B.. b m. by Count-Nellie Sherman,
E. F. Bean. Spokane.
Freely Red. b. m. by Red Medicine-Miss
Frlel. A. G. Dahl. San Diego.
Alton, blk. h. by Altamont-dam 'by Alex
Button. Lou Matlvia. Dixon. Cal.
Pilot, ch. g. by Abbotsford Jr.-Belle Ca
price. Robert Gal in da, Oakland.
Baffles, b. g. by Zolock. J. R. Seara,
Couer d'Alene, Idaho.
Prince Charles, ch. h. by Charles Derby,
Albert Smith, Boreman. Mont.
Buck. b. g. by McKinney-Tuna; Benlah.
ch. f. by Nutwood Wilkes-Pattie D., Phillips
ft Relchel. Great Falls. Mont.
Josephine, b. m. by Zolock-Lady May,
Homer Rutherford, San Bernardino. Cal.
Zomvert. b. h. Zombro-May Scott, Fred
Brooker, North Yakima.
Oregon Baby, blk. m. by Smeers Cautlon
Olympla. J. D. Isom, Albany.
Cleopatra, b. no. by Alexis. Francis B.
Allen. Walla Walla. 1
Merry Monarch, b. e- by McKinney-Deta,
J. Oakland. Spokane.
Zom Nort (formerly Lord LIstor 2:18) b.
h. by Zombro-Norta. L." D. Gibson. Salem.
Ray 0LIght. br. c. by Searchlight-Carrie
B.. E. S. Train. Salinas. Cal.
Atabal. b. g. by Keeler-Altai, James
Stranahan. Hood River.
McFadyen. ch. s. by Dlablo-Bee Stirling,
E. D. Dudley, Dixon.
Rockaway. m. g. by Stone way, G. A.
Founder, Los Angeles.
Kermlt. ch. g. by Henry Nutwood-Two
Minutes, F. E. George. Santa Cruz.
Chilly The Clipper, br. h. by Hail Cloud
Ruby L.. F. S. Byers. Denver-
Speedway, b. g. by Saraway-Daisy H. ;
Highway, blk. g. by Saraway-Blue Pearl,
A. R, Gumaer, Florence. Colo.
Rapid Transit Purse. 2:05 Pace. $1500.
Delilah, b. m. by Zolock-Gypsie, Homer
Rutherford. San Bernardino.
Sir John S.. b. s by Diablo-Eliza S.. W.
L. Vance. Marysville. Cal.
Moy, b. m. by Prodlgal-Minnlne. Morris
Bros., Pony. Mont.
Mona Wilkes, b. m, by Demonio Trix. J.
W. Marshall. Dixon.
Welcome Mc b. g. by McKlnney-March
4th. Thos. Hughes, The Palms.
Leland Onward, b. h. by Game Onward
Lady Stanford, J. W. Clark. Edmondton,
Alberta, Canada.
AVERAGES 40 MIXES AX HOUR
F. Xynn 3fathewson AVins Stockcar
Race at Denver.
DENATSR, Colo., May 30. E. Lynn
Mathewson -won the Rocky Mountain en
durance race of stock motor cars over
the Sand Creek course north of this city
today, running 320 miles in 8 hours, 25
minutes and 58 seconds. The course was
32 miles long and Mathewson's average
time for each of the ten laps was 50
minutes, 52 seconds. All the cars were
disabled, with the exception of e Gas
ton's, when Mathewson finished.
De Gaston was flagged when he
reached the starting point and not al
lowed to finish the race. At that time he
was 32 miles behind the winner. No one
was injured during the race, which was
witnessed by 30.000 people.
Mathewson's official time was given as
8 hours, 25 minutes. 39 seconds.
WEST PORTLAND WINNER
DEFKATS VANCOUVER IX FAIR
LY WELIi-PIiAYED GAME.
Pioneers Handicapped by Loss ot
Several Men Olney Pitches for
Frakcs Against Teammates.
The "West Portland team of the Tri
City League . took the Vancouver crip
ples into camp yesterday in a fairly-well
played game at Vancouver. " The Pio
neers were handicapped by the absence
of several of their regular players from
the line-up, while the Milliners used the
former Vancouver twirler, Olney, against
his former team-mates. Olney had one
of his good days and Vancouver was un
able to find him consecutively. The field
ing plays of Johnson, Oriet and Day
were the features. The score follows: .
WEST BIDE.
AB. R. IB. PO. A. E.
Schmeer, ss... 5 1112 0
Johnson, cf. ........... S 2 4 2 O 0
Antolne, c 5 2 2 3 1 0
R. Parrott. It S 0 1 2 O 0
Dav. 3b 4 0 1 4 S 0
Griffith. 2b.... 4 1 1 3 6 3
A. Parrott. lb 4 1 0 11 0 0
PuJm-fc rf 2 0 1 O 0 0
McAIwaln, rf. 2 1 0 0 0 0
Olney, p 4 0 O 1 S 0
the first and last innings did Portland
get a man as far as third base. Only
in the last inning did Portland get four
men to the bat. In the ninth Portland
got a man to third with no one out, this
having been marie popsihle by a bad
throw from catcher to second base. But
Jones redeemed himself by later sig
naling for a wide ball and then throw
ing second in time to catch a baserunner
who felt secure with a man on third.
The pitcher did the rest. Keene struck
out 13 of the 28 men up. Batteries
Anthony and Patterson, Keene and
Jones. Umpire Bishop. Score:
r R. H. K.
West Portland . o 1
&rt-m 5 S 1
Total.
38 8 11 2T 10
VANCOUVER. '
AB, R. IB. PO. A. E.
Pender, lb 4 0 1 15 0 1
Oriet. n 4 O 2 1 1 1
Hatch, It. 4 0 110 0
Frey. 2b 3 0 O 2 2 1
Wood. 3b - 4 0 0 1 3 0
Brleirs. cf t.. 4 O O 1 0 .0
WcConnell, c 4 o o 4 0 o
Troeh-. p 4 O 0 1 9 0
Hunter, rf 3 12 10 1
Totals 34 1 27 15 4
SCORES BT INNINGS.
West Side '.. 0 O 1 O 2 0 0 B S
Hits 1 0 0 2 0 1 0 1 611
Vancouver 0 0 1 0 0 O 0 0 0 1
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Hits . 1 0 2 0 O 1 1 1 06
SCJIMART.
Earned Tone West Side. 4; Vancouver. 1.
Struck out By Troeh. 4: by Olney. 2. Stolen
bases Oriet 3. Hunter, Antoine. R. Parrott.
McAJwain. Two-base hits Oriet, Johnson,
Antoine. Left on base. Vancouver, 7: West
Side. 3. Double play Griffith to A. Parrott.
Sacrifice hit Frey. Umpire. Raskin.
Salem 0; East Portland t.
SALEM. Or.,- May 30. Special.) In
the Trl-Clty League game today Salem
lost to East Portland by a score of 2 to
0, the runs being made in the ninth
inning. Hurlburt and BrocK were the
battery for fcast Portland, Meyers and
Heyser for Salem. Hurlburt struck out
4, Meyers 12. Two-base hits were made
by Meyers of East Portland, Magness
and Newell. The score:
East Portland 2 6 1
Salem 0 7 3
Stevens for Sheriff. See pae 8.
SALEM HIGH VIXS AGAIX
Defcats Portland Team in a Good
Game by 5-to-0 Score. .
SALEM. Or., May 30. Special.)
Salem High School clinched its claim to
the Academic baseball championship
this afternoon by defeating -West Port
land High by a score of 5 to 0. Only in
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for Aorthvvest.
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A cordially in
vited to call and
inspect our new
store and manu
facturing depart
ment at the cor
ner of Fifth and
Oak Streets.
We have the most
complete establishment
in the Northwest for
the equipment of the
office, occupying over
25,000 square feet of
floor space.
Kilham Stationery & Printing Go.
STATIONERS, PRINTERS, ENGRAVERS, OFFICE FURNISHERS
1REDUCED RATE
FROM ALL POINTS ON THE LINES OF THE
OREGON RAILROAD & NAVIGATION CO.
AND
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
(LINES IX OREGON)
TO
PORTLAND
DURING THE WEEK OF THE GREAT
ROSE 'CARNIVAL
TICKETS WILL BE ON SALE AS FOLLOWS:
Dii ilv TnnF 1 tc f -fFrom The DaUe8 and olnts west
Udlly , J UIIC 11UU From Albany aad Corvallis and all points north
J "I "2 f. nfl C f rrom Pendleton and points west to The Dalles
1111 C -l j J 111U O From Eosebnrg and points north to Albany
J. 1 ofiH From all points east and north of Pendleton
UIIC X X II U From all points south of Bosebur
FARE AND ONE-THIRD FOR THE ROUND TRIP
Final Return Limit June 8
WM. McMURRAY General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon