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GUaDAV OREGOXIAN. PORTLAND, JUNE 27, BIG illtti mm, GLASSY ENTRIES Fast Steeds Will Compete in Harness Events to Be Held in September. LISTS ARE NOW COMPLETE California and Other Outside Breed ers AVI 11 Send Stables to Port land to Try for Valuable Purses Han;. RY AV. J. PBTRAlJf. Early closing entries for the big harness races to be conducted by the Portland t ountry Club and Livestock Association at the fine track built last year, indicate that a. better class and larger number of the best trotters and pacers In the West will participate in that meet. The early entries closed on June IS and the list of animals entered Rives promise of keen competition among the harness horse klnrs at the meet which is scheduled for 1 ortland September to 3T. Inclusive Portland horse lovers will remember i . Pn d,",iK,lt Performances of Joe McGiilre's Day Break, and the listing or that handsome bay gelding for the Jail meet lends added Interest. While Day Kreak Ik a consistent performer and ne of the very best trotters exhibited on the Northwestern circuit, there are so many more Rood steppers entered that the racing fans can expect to see the Invcr horse Riven a contest each time lie Is sent away for the distance. JTay Break A (rain. Entered. nay Break Is entered in what Is styled he free-for-all trot, and in this event the n.Ve! .ntry w"' be in competition against the cream of the California har ness animals. Fred E. Ward, of l.os Angeles, one of the best-known turfmen of Southern California, will be on hand r.e ? crT,?s- K'- nd Fscoboda. golden State. James Thompson. of Pleasanton Cal.. has entered his bav goldlng. John Caldwell, which won not 'a n'l'h'J" n ,he Clrcuit ,ast year- An-th-.r """"'I" e",ry is D- Bachanfs oe r J' k bay 8taI,!n by Athadon. one of the best-known California trotters or a few years ago. These entries are to !TPn." fr the Kl,ral SDlrit 000 Purse and the race is scheduled for the last Z. th ?,eot- Saturday, September i. Trr.u. P;'"Sr class for the Rapid lianslt purse, also of iooo. a better list Make f',7 """ bfe" ,PCUd tha" 'or any no.ahil ' T''111 yea,s- AmonK the most notable performers listed in this event r-MM ?m,.r Josephine! Fank i. n r.Kh7,OCk "'mes; James Thomp- e. U H. Todhunters Hymettes: W. !tawsnS,r Jhn S - and Bart, am & i-iT ,1 famous gray gelding White hall. These entries Include some of the secTlonn"6'8 ",at w ' section of the country. Most of them ere seen on the circuit last year. Some of Kast Facers. . C- J- Ul1'- of Vacaville. Cal. lias en l"' h""t f"r"S -Solano' Bov and" : J',RlnlE' of Jrndale. Cal has Mr7'I,,Vi,1,ed ,"8 "P'ondid mare the Maid of California. K. B. Tongue's I ,VrH l.ovelace. one of the most famous Ore- tr,hP ."l: 18 ,BO "n enfant. Homer Itutherfords Josephine; K. s Train's u." n".- fnd 3 Quire's -ornrnv i cla"vr." f. emerd- nd with such Imv, L , 4. C p,a,inK "-ei.t should 1 l1 feature of the meet. s fonows- prBrame "r meet, is Tuesday. Spiember 21 2 25 nir. ivm . Vt x, I l'"100- '"tries closed- 15 Wednrsday. September 22. 2 30 trot.' irtn Pre. clese September l7-M ..TS eloseTarlom W clo,.d rol"mhia P"'. 1-100. en- . V. M"nuerturer- purse. 1400 entrl- 'o" ;,;,,!.- c,;:.,;dcommerclal c,ub pue- Friday. September 24. 2.20 trot tnn lrani.lt pur.e. Uoo. entries closed- 2-08 Saturday. Septemher 25. 2:13 T,ace oo P..r,e. entriea closed: free-for-all tro 'RTi? fr;tr,,c..PU.T:-., ,l0U- en"-,es closed; 2"3 September ,aUOn PU"'- W' "tr' FollowinK is a complete list of en tries In early closin events, with name " a"' -ex. sire, dam " nl owner, Kiven In order Indicated: Two-Year Trot 40O. I.ynwood Oirl. c. m.. Llnwood W Len- Tilfj L D 'PPe'l. Victoria, B.o .."ilSnSy;-. Sr1 W Mi"ve.t. OotOBc-a. br. c. Senator H Mattie Xorta- lhma" Krent walla WatSL rhi?udwvn k' ?tn Voyage welladay; W vn 11 v r in fi Bon VoyaBe Mabel m u- - Alley. Roseburg. Or. t x, ' " ' Bonnie McK.-unknown, "Wr5nS-tin' Nor!h Yakima. Wash. ' v- ?odloy., Zoluck Alice. U. H- Aamlevert. Salem, Or 11 Hen. Alva Hy-era. Independence. Or 5:14 Fa-, tlpen Rlw Puree $4H). 6.AS. B.UeV.?ban'mbr0-Addle Xutod Jn ts.. Athablo unknown; Nord- eu. b. .. Demonia Wenons; Seteferd b .SUver - unknown. Table Hock Min eral Water 1'ompanv. ..MlT,rlx b"- A,,noor-Trl. Mrs. F. N. nadbourn. Pleavanlon. Cal ludge Hi lard, h.. Hal Dillard Vle- neite. Frank Child, Spokane. Wach. Ken t. b. . Commonwealth, Mollie AUKhn, . u Whitmore, Portland Uol. b. m.. westtleld I'mahollis. Frank Krasier. Pen-ileton. Happy Dentist, jr.. Nutwood Wilkes unknown. Or. J. E. Nash. San Joe. Cal Whitehall g, r.. copper Kinit unknown. Hart ran ft Dawson. Boulder, Mont. S-Year-Old. Pa-e. Valley Purse 5u. Klnjr Seal, b. s.. Red Seal Mildred. E C Keyt, Perrdal. Or. sdi,T c- . Shamrock Natches Maid, A. Herman. Portland. . Uoaa, v m.. Senator unknown. Ben Bu.-hholtK. North Takima, Teddy Bear, b. c. Del Coronado Queen b.. Charles V. Silva, Sacramento. Cal Admiral Evans, b. h.f Conrov s Mta BHl.ey Mare. C. B. .lohnson. 0cden. Utah Kisie Norte, blk. f., Del Norte unknown. Chnrles Klbler. Walla Walla. Jim Logan, b. s.. Charles Dsrbv Effie l.oKan. J K. Montcomerv. Dnvi. i-.t Kd(tareMia. eh f., Fgtr Boy Laurel I a. Thomas H. Brenta. Walla. w-n " :15 Trot, Board of Trade Purse $ftOn. Belle N.. b. m., Bonnie Direct Petrlna. Electioneer Stock Farm, Marahneld, Or. rie M.. S. J. and v. O. Vaughn, Molalla. rr. Ullman. br. h.. The Bondsmnn batln Hoyal, ch. s.. Bonner N. B. Min Recolletta. l. D. ChappelU Victoria, B. C. Stalene b. m., Stamb Atherine. F. K. A 1 loy, Koeb ur k-. 1-ucy H.. ch- m . Sirius Berdie Ensian, Anderson A Co., Vancouver. B. C Zombronat. b. s.. Zombro unknown Ta ble Rock Mineral Water Co.. Portland. Johnny K .. . k., unkno n unknown. Kuster. 1 rw 111 Horse Co.. Rolte, Idaho Vehns V.., b. in., .omhro-Miry a, John K. Sa wyer. Salem, or. Crylla Jones, blk. . Captain Mc Kinney i:i..i.ywa. Homer Kurlierford. T'nivritv Cal. 81lver Hunter, b. r.. Zombro The Silver Bell. L. H. Todhunter, Sacramento, Cal. Starllgrht. h. m., Bonner n. b. Moon light. Billy Smith, Portland. Or. Cherry Diamond, b. g., Bozeman Anna Bell, Joe Huber, Seattle, Wash. 2:08 Rose City Purse aSOO. Salano Boy. b. g.. Father McKlnnon Minerva. C- J. Uhl, Vavaville. CaL Hymettes, b- g., Zombro The Silver Bell. 1 H. Todhunter, Sacramento. Cal. XordwelU b. 8.. Demonia Wenas Table Rock Mineral Water Co.. Portland. Queen Derby, b. m., Charles Derbv Addle Ash. McGowan & Cincella, Pleasanton. CaL Pilot, ch. g, Abbotsfoad. Jr. Belle Ca price. Robert Galinda. Oakland, Cal. The Maid of California, blk. m. Bonnie Direct California Maid, Dr. H. J. Bine. Ferndale. Cal. Mortrlx. b. s., Azmon Trix, Mrs. Fred Chadbourne, Pleasanton. Cal. Lord Lovelace, b. a.. Lovelace Maggie, E. B. Tongue. Hlllsboro, Or. Judge Dillard, ch. h., Hal Dillard Vig nette, B- H. Letter, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Bushnell King. b. h., Norval King Helen Iravls. 1. D. Chappell, Victoria, B. C. Josephine. b. m.. Znlock Lady May, Homer B. Rutherford. University, Cal. Adam a., b. p., McKinney unknown. D. v Bafhant. T'leasanton. Dan S.. s. s- Athablo unknown, Fred E. Wa rd, Los Angeles. Delilah. b. m.. Zulock Gaxelle. G. W. Bnnnll. Rfdlands. Cal. Ray o'lishr. b. Searchlight Carrie B., K. S. Train. Santa Cruz, Cal. General Huertus, b. s.. AlexlR Ronavo lonq. Gene Koortz. Council. Idaho. Cora. b. m., Del Corona do Dtxterwood, H. Armstrong, pleasanton. Tommy Grattan. b. h., Grattan Tom Hal, Joe M-Gulre. Denver. Juen rrhy. b. m., Charles Derbv Addle Anh. MrCowan & Culcelln, Pleasanton. Whitehall, p. k.. Copper King unknown, Bart ran & Pawson. Boulder, Mont. 3-Year-OM Trot, Columbia purse $500. Fairy Alley, br. p., .Mcone Fairy Tale, M. IS. Welch. Hood River, Or. Easter, b. h.. Mnnlcrat Altarena, Homer Rutherford. University. Cal. Jemima King. b. g.. B. C. King Betsey Ropp. J. W. Hollinshead, Ladner, B. C. Harry A., br. s., Zombro Mary L., A. J. Agnew. Everett, Wash. Klorodora Z., br. m.. Zombro Floro W.; Maurice winter. Albany. Or.' Tortoise Shell, Boseman Silver Shell, Joe Huber. Seattle, Wash. 2-Year-Old I'nce. Manufaoturers Purse 400. (iolden Bliss, ch. m., Zolock Coeur d'Alene. Homer Rutherford. University. Cal. Holly Brand, b. s.. Tidal Wave Mildred., t K. C. Keyt, Perry dale. Or. 1 Ralie.v S. wave, b- mw Tidal Wave Mae McK inn ey. M. Putnam. Salem. Or. Cis Bender, b. f.. Coma Kate Bender; Sally Younger, b. f.. Coma Sail, Peter Cook. Rickrea 11, Or. Waverly B., b. f.f Tidal Wave Bessie L. ; Oregon Wave. ch. g.. Tidal Wave Vinnie Mann. S. S. Bailey, Albany. Or. Peter C. b. h.. Glengary Pat Enescen cla, P. Gunn. Iadner. B. c. Belle Smiih. b. in.. Blacksmith Lady Julia. H- G. Cox. McMfnnville, Or. Sble Hal. br. h., Hal B. Greeting L. W. Watts. Portland. Mussel Shell. ch. g.. Bozeman Silver Shnii, joe Huber. Seattle. 2:13 Trot, Commercial Club Purse, $3500. Zombronut, b. s.. Zombro unknown, F. E. Ward, Los Angeles. Emily W., b. m., Escobar Leah ; Esco bado. b. ., Escobar Leah ; Henry Gray. g. g., Zombro Alice. Arnold Zbinden, Seattle. Delia Derby, blk. m., Charles Derby Nora D., Mrs. Alma Whitehead, Salinas, Cal. Era. b. m., Zombro Nellie IC, William Morgan. Pasadena. Prince Lot. br. g.. Prince Ansel Lottie. Woodland Stock Farm. Woodland. Kinney Rose, b. s., McKinney Rose Gold, W. Hashagen. Woodland. Llda Carter, b. in., St am B. Loda W., William Hogoboom, Walla Walla. Easter Bells, b. m., Diablo Eliza, Mrs. K. Stevenson. Marysvllle. Cal. Satin Royal, ch. s., Bonner X. B. Min nie w. S. J. and W. O. Vaughn. Molalla, Or. Monlcrat, blk. s.. Woodman Altlcrat, M. C. Keefer. Woodland. Kid Wilkes, s. g., Stanton Wilkes un known, H. E. Armstrong, Pleasanton. Doc Munday, b. g.. Zombro Gypsie; Crylia Jones, b. g.. Captain McKinney un known ; Aster, b. h., Monlcrat Altrena, Homer Rutherford. Universltv. Cal. Ollie B., ch. m.. Nutwood Wilkes Babe; May T., ch. m.. Monterey Melba, O. C Benhow, Irving ton, Cal. Laddie G., blk. g.. Zombro unknown ; Wenja, hr. m., Zolock Naulahka, F. H. Burke. San Francisco. Charlie T.. blk. h.. Zombro unknown, Charles De Ryder. Pleasanton. Sophia Dillon, b. m., fcidney Dillon Guy, J. Groom, Pleasanton. The Statesman, b. h., James Madison Creona. Charles F. Sllva, Sacramento. Laurel Leaf, b. m., Stam B. Laurel. Mrs. S. C. Walton, Fresno, Cal. Golden Nut, ch. s., Near Nut Florence, George F. Ford, Santa Ana. Cal. Katlena. b. m., Tom Smith- Kate Lumry, W. J. Miller, Chlco, Cl. Lee Crawford, b. Leah Crawford Jay Bird. Joe McGulre, Denver. Weate water, b. h., Sidney Dillon Lady well, A. L- Scott, San Francisco. 2:0S Pax-e. Rapid Transit Purse (tlOOO. . Sherlock Holmes, ch. h.. Zolock Happy Maid. Frank Childs. Spokane. Hymettes, b. g., Zombro The Silver Bell, I. H. Todhunter. Sacramento. Josephine, b. in.. Zolock Lady May, Ho mer Rutherford. University. Cal. Charley D., b. a.. McKinney Flewy Plewy, James Thompson, Pleasanton. Tidal Wave. ch. Nutwood Wilkes Myr tle, S. S. Bailey. Albany. Mir John S b. s., Diablo EUza S.. W. La Vance, Marysvllle, cal. Whitehall, g.. Copper King unknown, Bartran & Dawson. Boulder. Mont. 2:15 Pace 100. Lou Miller, s. m.. Blacksmith Response, H. G. Cox, McMinnville. Or. Posy patch, h. m.. Billy Patch B. M. Mamb., W. M. Grant. Seattle. San Lucas Mall, unknown, W. M. Grant, Seattle. McCloskey-Walnright, blk. s., McKinney Stella H.. M. F. Johnston. Sherwood, Or. Atabal, b. g., Keeler unknown, Fred Booker. Portland. Ken West, b. s.. Commonwealth Molly Vaughn. V. L. Whitmore, Portland. Dawn o'Light, b. m.t Searchlight Lidens Boodle. W. T. McBrlde. Aberdeen. Wash- Zomvert, b- h., Zombro Norto Del Norte, Mrs. .1 ane Mauzey. Salem. Nellie Chimes, br. m., Christmas Chimes Knob. Kuster-Irwln Horse Co., Boise. Bushnell King, b. h., Norval King Helen Travis; Winnie G-, br. m.. Barnlcale In nocent. 1. D. Chappell. Victoria. B. C. Ben w., b. g., unknown. Pete Jamison. Seattle. ' Bonnie Tangent, b. Tangent Bonnie, H. 1CI. Robblns, Fair Grounds, Or. Leola, b. in.. West field tTmahollis, Frank Frazler. Pendleton, Or. Free-For-AU Trot, Rural Spirit Purse $1000. Emily W-, h. m., James Madlson-Comelia Rose ; Escobodo, b. s.. Escobar Leah, Fred E. Ward. Los Angeles. Athasham, b. s., Athadon, D. L. Bachant, Pleasanton. John Caldwell, b. g.. Strathway Annie, James Thompson, Pleasanton. Day Break, b. g. Tenroe Daylight, Joe McGulre, Denver. BIG FIEI.1S FOR. SALEM MEET Fast Horses of West Will Compete at State Fair. The early closing entries for .the harness races to be held in -conjunction with the Salem State Fair at Salem. September 13 to IS, comprise practically the same classy steppers that will compete in the Portland Country Club and Livestock Associa tion's meet the following week. Among: the purses offered at the State Fair meet, are two $5000 stakes, one for pacers and the other for trot ters, and in addition there are several J1000 purses. This big money has served to attract the best harness horses in the West to this meet. The entries for the Salem meet, their respective owners, follow: S-Ver-01d Trot, Breeders' Purse, $4Qfl. McAlsa Zolock. H. C. Fletcher. Salem. Preecher Bozeman, J. O. Lveheart. Bil linfrs. Mont. ' 1 Prince Falmont Kalmont, Jr., Alva Byers, Independence. Cotoiva Senator H.. Thomas H. Brent" TVaUa Walla. Prlnci de Norte Del Norte. Thomas H. Brent. Walla Walla. M.-K C. Bonnie McK., Delia Schott. North Takima. Bonaday and Phyllis Wynn Bon Voyage Prank E. Alley. Roseburg-. Llsterine Zona 2"orte, Mrs. Ion Mauzey, Salem. Water Baby Tidal Wave, Bart Race, Sa lem. Woodlock Zolock, H. H. Vandevert, Sa lem. Lynwood Girl Lijuwood W., I. D. Chap pell. Vlctorta. B. C Golden Wave Tidal Wave, S. S. Bailey, Albany. t :12 Pare, rnpltal City IMrse. f800. Ken West Commonwealth, V. 1,. Whit more. Portland. Judsce Dtllsrd Hal Dillard, Frank Childs. Spokane. Whitehall Copper King-, Barteau & Daw son. Boulder Mont. Mortrtz Azinor, Mrs. r. w. Chadbource, Pleaantn, Cal. SIGNAL C0EPS OF UNITED STATES ARMY IS HOW EQUIPPED WITH WIRELESS TELEGRAPH. 4 ' tig A ' ' St, f tv 1 - - t f rr $ It i ''ft I I f 4 ' - I i 1 . u i M- r s $1 I i - I i$t - ' IL I 1 '-ft 'Lyv :-fKf m '7iV- fliAJL'r: WASHINGTON, June 6. (Special.) The use of the wireless telegraph has been extended to the Signal Corps in the field, and it is possible now in twenty minutes for one branch of the Signal Corps -to get into quick com munication with another at long range without stretching of wires The en tire outfit for the wireless in the field is carried on the backs of three mules. On one is strapped the mast, which is in jointed sections of the antennae; on another the storage batteries and on the third the chest in which are the receiving and senciing Instruments. To establish a station the three men who compose the working corps dismount the mule parks and pile the chest on top of the two storage batteries, thus bringing the instru ment to the proper height to be operated by the man standing. The top of the chest is thrown open and the wires are laid from it to the generating apparatus, which is set up opposite the chest and to the pole,- which is then jointed together and set in place. The operator straps the receiving instru ment to his ear, and while the other two men work the generator, he sends and receives messages. Tan S. Athablo. Table Rock Mineral i Water Co., P-ortland. Seigfred Silver Coin, Table Rock Mineral Water Co. Xordwell Demonia, Table Rock Mineral Water Co. A. E. E. Zombro, S. S. Railey, Albany. Happy Dent 1 t Nutwood Wilkes, Dr. D. EX Nash, gan Jose. 2:15 Trot, Farmers Purse, $1000. Johnny K. Unknown, Kuster-Irwln Horse Co. , Boise. Crylia Jones Captain McKinney, E. T. Hay, Spokane. Cherry Diamond Bozeman, J. D. Love- ' heart. Billings. Stalene Stam B., Frank Alley, Roseburg. Blacksmith Ben Johnson, G. O. Miller, Portland. Dr. tJUm&n The Bondsman, I. D. ChappelL Victorla. B. C. Belle N. Bonnie Direct, F p. Xorton, Marshftfld. Zomobronut Zombro, Table Rock Mineral Water Co., Portland. Lucy H. Sirius, Anderson & Co., Vancou ver. B. C. Henry Gray Zombro, Arnold Zbinden, Seattle. Starlight Bonner X. B.. Billy Smitli, Port land. Satin Royal Bonner X. B., S. J. & W. O. Vaughn, Molalla. Paul W. Zombro. E. Hourl. Portland. Silver Hunter Zombro, L. H. Todhunter, Sacramento. 2:25 Class, 3 -Year-Old Trot, Inland Empire Parse $500. Easter Monicrat, S. B. Wright. Santa Rosa. Tortoise Shell Bozeman, Dr. E. S. Kel logg, Helena. Zomdell Zombro, George Gill. Salem. Florodora Z Zombro, Maurice Winters, Albany. Harry A Zombro, A. J. Agnew, Everett. Jemima King B. C. King, J. W. Hol linshead, Ladner, B. C. Fairy Aliey Alcone, Welch & Stranahan, Hood River. 2:20 Class, 3-Year-Old Pare, Valley Purse $500. Senator Clark Prodigal, C. L. DeRyder, Pleasanton. Admiral Evans Conroy's Altamont, C. B. Johnson, Ogden. Elsie Norte Del Xorte, Charles Kibler, Walla Walla. Sadie T Shamrock, E. A. Herman, Port land. Teddy Bear Del Coronado, Charles F. Silva. Sacramento. Edgarelia Edgar Boy, Thomas H. Brents. Walla Walla. Rosa Senator, Ben Buchholtz, George town. Wash. King Seal Red Seal, E. C. Keyt, Perry dale. 2:08 Pace, Greater Oregon Purse, $5000. Solano Boy Father McKinnon, C. J. Uhl. I acavitie, wai. Adiim G. McKinney, D. L. Bachant, Fresno. I Dan Z. Aranox. Charles Zeimer. Ogden. Wueen Derby unas. Derby, McGowan & Cuicello. Pleasanton. Mortrix Azmor, Mrs. F. W. Chadbourne, Pleasanton. General Heuertus Alexis, Gene Kuntz, Council. Idaho. Judge Dillard r-Hal Dillard. Frank Child's, Spokane. Josephine Zolock, Homer Rutherford, Lob Angeles. Whitehall Copper King, Barteau & Daw son. Boulder. Pilot Abbotsford, Jr., Robert Galindo, Oakland. Lord Lovelace Lovelace, E. B. Tongue. Hlllsboro- Bushnell King Norval King, I. D. Chap pell. Victoria. B. C. Dan S. Athablo, Table Rock Mineral Water Co. Delilah Zolock, G. W- Bonnell, Redlands. Ray O Light Searchlight, E. S- Train, Santa Cruz. Maid of California Bonnie Direct, Dr. H. J. Ring. Fern dale. Nordwell Deraonla, Table Rock Mineral Water Co. Cora Del Coronado, H. E. Armstrong, Pleasanton. Hmettus Zombro. L. H. Todhunter, Sac i amento. Tommy Grattan Grattan, Joe McGuire, Denver. 2-Year-Old Pare, I Hi lie Tarse, $100. Golden Bliss Zolock. W. A. Rutherford, fcatem. Mussel Shell Bozeman. Dr. K S Wpllnt-p Helena. . "I 5"yy - jr5ZZ? -tewsSMI, caw r ... wr v-1 ' i'-" Sim Bender, Sally Younger Cook, Rlckreall. Molly Brand Tidal Wave, -Coma, Peter E C. Keyt. . Miller. Belle Smith Blacksmith, G. Portland Bailey S. Wave Tidal Wave. Marion Put nam, Salem. Peter G Glengary Patchen, P. Gunn, Lan der, B. C. Sable Hal Ha! B., L. W. Watts, Portland. v averly B., Oregon Wave Tidal Wave. S. S. Bailey, Albany. 2:12 Trot, Lewis and Clark Purse. $5000. Katlena Tom Smith. W. J Miller, Chico. Cat. Era Zombro. William Morgan, Pasadena. Laddie G. Zombro, F. H. Burke. San Francisco. Wenja Zolock. F. H. Burke, San Fran cisco. Ollie B. Nutwood Wilkes, Benbon A Two hig, Irvington. Cal. IrWntoT;-EaJ?.0nterey- Benbn Towhl W?odlanyd. CaleMCKln'ley- W" H"aBen. Pieo.T-ZOmbr- C" L" .Uu'cal"' Coenut Geor W. Ford. Santa. wSJrfer""' B-w,uiam He"om, laid00'01-oolman' M- c- Keefer, Wood- wSSssnsnSi-sr. Derby- SartrnaS"iney "n. . H. . U Scott. Crylia Jones, Captain McKfaney. E T Hay. Spokane. Easter Monicrat. E. T. Hav Snokan F,jnore' Leaf-Stam B- . a C?Waueon, TTsitf"rme' Mad'SOn- Ch gePhia Dillon Sidney Dillon, C. P. White, MarlleBeII,'Ilabl0 M- N" Stevenaon. wSS'LcSlSf"- Madison- Mrs- EralI- 8:05 Pace, Rapid Transit Pure, ltyoo LoJsAnh4?eerZOlOCk' Hmer tho. SaKr1!ryci?orMCKinney- J" C" kpatrick, -or BouhIderCPPer KiD?' Barteau Mayavnie" 3 -Diabl- N. Stevenson. Jdal . Wave Nutwood Wilkes. S S Bailey. Albany. Sa"yare"oZOmbr0' H' Shunter. nneriock Holmes Zolock. Mrs. Edvthe McDermid. Spokane. e-ajtne i:15 Pace. State Fair Purse, $10O0. tieBen W" Unknown- Pete Jamieson, Seat- Nellie Chimes Christmas Chimes. Kuster Erwln Horse Company. Boise. Ken West Commonwealth, w. i. whit more. Portland. " nlt Helennes Helicon, R. R. McCorkle. Med ical Lake. , Geontine B. George Ayres. Dr E i Kel logg. Helena. " ' tan Lucas Maid Dictatus. W. M Grant Seattle, rant, P. Atabel Keeler, J. Stranahan, Hood River. Posy Patch Billy Patch, T. R. Fisher North Takima. McClosky Wainwright McKinney, M F Johnston, Sherwood. ' Lou Miller Blacksmith, G . O Miller Portland. Zom Nort Zombro, Hn. lone Mauzey Salem. Bonnie Tangent Tangent. M. Robblns & Son. Canby. Bushnell King Norval King. I d Chan pel, Victoria. B. C. Winnie G. Barnicle. I. D. Chappell, Vic toria, B. C. Glendor Red Medium, G. W King Vic toria. B. C. Dawn O'LIght Searchlight, W. T. Mc Bride. Aberdeen. Leola Weataeld, Frank Frazler, Pendle ton. I"re-For-All Trot, Karat Spirit Fone, 1000. Athasham Athadon, D. L. Bachant, Fresno. John Caldwell Strathway, J. c Kirk patriok, San Francisco. - Emily w. James Madison, Mrs. Emilv Ward, J. os Angeles. Kseobado Escobar, Mrs. Emily Ward Los Angeles. Dat Break Tenrose, Joe McGuire. Dea-Taa, GERMANY ALARMED AT LIVING COST Leaders, of Thought Protest That New Taxes Will Not Solve Financial Problem. TOO MUCH LUXURY NOTED Price or lirradstuffs Also Is Soar injr GrcHlly, and Thinkers Be lieve Too Great a Burden Is Being Pnt on People. E FIR TjT ". ' Jiine 2K. ( Special.) While nnmeioiis ineetincrs of protest are biina; oreraniz'd by most of the various Inter ests -which the now Parliamentary ma jority has so cheerfully proposed to raid. It is improbable that there can be any very definite development of the situa tion until the government has decided to which of the new taxes shall be grlven official sanction and such economic just ification as can be devised. Some of the Conservative proposals are obviously In tended only a? material for eventual bar paininsr. The tax on dealina-s in stocks and shares not improbably belongs to this catesrory; but. Bourse. bHnking. and other business interests took the precaution of holtlinsr an Impressive meetine' at whlrVi the proposal was unanimously condemned. Count Pnpadowsky. the ex-Irhperial Minister of the Interior, delievered a re markable speech upon German affairs at the KvangeiicnI-Socia! Congress at Heil bronn the other day. Speakinsr as "a convinced social politician." Count Posa dowsky. who said that M. Loubet had once told hinl that Germany's social left islation would revolutionize conditions" all over the world, pointed out that while imperial revenue and expenditure for the current financial year balanced with a total of $T 16.250.000 the total estimates for the imperial system of insurance amount ed only to Sl:t.2n0,000. Those who sup posed that enough had been done in the social sphere totally misread tlie situa tion, which was forcing fresh tasks upon the government. Harrlman as Authority. After apt quotations from Lord Rose berry, Mr. Harrlman. Tacitus and Benja min Franklin on luxury and economy. Count Posadowsky said that the wrong sort of luxury which meant a man's spending more than he ' earned had spread very widely in the so-called so ciety of Germany, in which abundant ma terial enjoyment had to compensate for Inward barrenness. During the last few decades they in Germany had put an enormous load of debt upon posterity, and even If the pres ent finance reform was carried through, practically nothing would have been done for the amortization of debt. The needs of defence at sea and on land would never come to a standstill, and there was no prospect of a real balance being struck between revenue and expenditure. With obvious reference to the government speeches in tbe Reichstag and to the ad mission that the assessment of annual Imperial needs at S125.O0O,00O Is based upon the assumption that S50,0o0,000 a year will be "saved," Count Posadowskv said that when the government preached economy that only meant that thy wanted new taxes. Rise In Grain-., A leading article in the Vorwarts draws attention to the remarkable rise in the price of bread-stuffs since the pass ing of the tariff law in. 1903. For pur poses of comparison the years 1901 and 1902 are also taken. Beginning with rye, which Is the staple of the bread con sumed by the bulk of the people, it is found that the price of this cereal In 1901 was $34.60 per ton in Berlin. In 1903, In deed, it was as low as $30.50. The influ ence of the new tariff is well seen in 1905 when the price rose to S41.50. In 1907 It jumped to S52.25. An abundant har vest in 1908 brought down the price of rye to $42.75, but this year the quotations for the July crop are $49.25, and the ten dency is still upwards. Turning to wheat, the price, which was $34.75 per ton in 1903. rose to $44.50 in 1905, to $44.75 In the following vear. and to $56 in 1907. A few days ago $t.7o was quoted on the Berlin Exchange for May wheat, or ever 70 per cent higher than in 3906. It is quite true that people are still able to buy their "brodclien" and "schrip pen" at the old price, but a comparison of the size of these rolls now and then shows the distance which has been tra veled by German tariff reformers. WOMAN TAKES LONG TRIP German Girl Follows Man Who Promised to Marry' Her Afar. LONDON. June 26. (Special.) When the German trawler, Gebruder Jurgens. was 200 miles out from Aberdeen the crew . was astonished to see a woman emerge from a hiding place on . board. The skipper put into Berwick and re ported the matter, but as the woman had no money she was not allowed to land there. Accordingly the skipper had no alternative but to take her with him to the fishing grounds off Iceland. The chartroom of the trawler was flt ted up as a cabin, and she was ac commodated there during the remainder of the voyage. As soon as the trawler returned to Ab erdeen the woman was taken bv the police to the police station, but as no charge was brought against her she was set free. Her explanation of the es- is wai sne was rollowing a Ger man who had promised to marry her. NEW GERMAN DIRIGIBLE Professor Sehutte Perfects Machine Larger Than Zeppelin. BERLIN, June 26. (Special.) It is re ported that "fc new design for a dirigible airship, elaborated by Professor Schutta. of Danzig, has been . approved by Hen Karl Lanz, the head of a large machine works at Mannheim, and the founder of the German Aerial Navy League. Herr Lanz has advanced the funds necessary for the construction of the new airship, and for the erection of a harbor at Rheinau. near Mannheim. HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Coal Kemmerer coal, the best Wyo " ming coal; gives more beat and less iLSO- Churchley Bros.. 13th aud Marshall ts. Phones Main 93L A 3931. FlOriSt Cot Flowers always fresh from . M our own conservatories. Martin & Forbes Co, 34T Washington st. Both phones. KlwCtricFixtnres "S?"1' prices are right. All work guaranteed. Western Electric Works. 61 Sixth street. Coal fchmond and Wallsend Australian, vvoi Independent Coal & Ice comuar scsosita City Library. Both nhobea. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING KATE la t. IT eel NoTembtr 1. u. Uail or bundajr. r. M. 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TO OKT-OF-TO rVJ PATRONS The Ore goRlnn will receive copy by mall, provided sufficient remlttai.ee for a definite number cf laKnee Is sent. Acknowledgement of such remittance -will he forwarded nromptlv. On charge of nook advertisements the cftartce win Se based on the actual number of lnes appenrme in the paper, rrxardless of the number of word In each line. In caie box office address Is required, one regular form given, and count this as part of the ad. Answers to advertisements will he forwarded to patrons, provided self-ad-dresed stamped envelopes are furnished. MEETING NOTICES. MT. HOOD f'IR"LK. XO. 151. W of W. Rose military wlilst and dance Tuesdav eveninE. June JI. "Y. or W. Hall. Eat Kth snd Alder street!-. S.15 P. M. Ice cream and cake. Admission 15c. COMMITTEE. PORTLAND ASSEMBLY. NO. 2f. Lincoln Annuity Vnion. gives s military "hist social Monday evening. June 28. W. O. tV. Temple, Eleventh and Alder streets. Prizes, re freshments and dancing. Admission 15 cents. FO'ERAL NOTICES. WOOD At r-Ieone. Or.. June 26. 1900. Sam uel C Wood, aged 73 years 2 months 6 days, beloved husband of the late Mrs. Hester A. Wood, father of John. William O.. t'harles T.. of t'lcoiie; Mrs. Fannie Lynch, of Pila fenter. Or. Funeral will take ptace Sunday. June L'T. at 11 A. M. Friends Invited. PETERSON At resilience. STO Castle ve- nu. .uainiina t:. t'eteraon. aifed Hi vears. Funeral will take place today tSunday), June 27, at 1 :." P. M.. from McEntee. Eric son Co. chapel. 4i Alder street, thence to the Swedish Lutheran Church. Nineteenth and Irving;, at 2 P. M.. Here Forvioes will be held. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. -Friends respectfully Invited.. GOERGENS In this city. Jacob Goergens, i ' .vrrs in montna. iw aavs. Re mains will be shipped to Canbv, Or., this !unday( 8:1.1 a. m.. train, by the East Side Funeral Directors, successors to- F. S. nunning. East Alder and East Sixth streets. HOHENI.EITNER In Oils citv. June 25. Fiernard Hohenleittier. aged 38 years. A member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and Fidelity lodge A. O lT. W Funeral services will be held at Dunning! McEntee & Gilbaugh's chapel. 7th and Pine streets. Monday. June 28, at 2 P. M. Friends respectfully invited to attend. In terment Greenwood Cemetery. STARBUCK In this city. June 26. at 166 fc.ast hlBt street North. Susan Starbuck. aged 1 7 years 7 months and 10 davs. The funeraL services will be held at the above residence at 10 A. M. Monday. June 28. JTienda invited. Interment Rose City Cemetery. WAHLOREN Tho funeral services of Rag nar Wahlgren will- be held at Flnley's chapel at 1:30 p. M. today (Sunday) Friends Invited. Interment River View Cemetery. GCUEZTbS ,f,,"1'r1 services of Mary Goff 7 H f heL4 at "land- Crematorium at J p- M- today (Sunday.) Friends invited Donning . McEntee st OUbangh. Funeral PT0'. !"V and Pine. Pbon? MIn Ibl! Lady Assistant. Qgloo of County Coronet EDWARD HOLMAN CO.. Funeral direct ars. 20 Bd st. Lady assistant. Phono MTooV P- riSIM SOX. sd and Madisoa. Lady attendant. Phone Main . A 16KT . F. B. DUNNING, undertaker. 41 Ess) Alder. Lady assistant, phone aat 61. McEHTEE-ERICSOX CO. Fnder takers! lady assistant. 0B Alder. 1C Blla. Zi"f:R-BYR"ES co- Funeral Direet ora. 272 Kussell. Both phones. Lady assistant. LERCH Inderfaker. 420 East Alder. Phones Kast 781. H 1888. Ijidv assistant. OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY PRESIDENT. Main 800. SECRETARY. Main 898. HCMASK OFFICE R. East 4779. NEW TODAY. $2000. 20 acres close to R. R. station and pro posed electric carltne; 5 to 6 acres culti vated; small orchard, assorted fruits: rich soil, small house -and barn. 800 40 acres, one good team, new wagon and buggy, harness, farm Implements, cow, lew hogs, some chickens go with place; crop in; family orchard: land free, from rock, fine soil; 6-room house and good barn: 14 acres cleared. THE SPANTON CO., 270 Stark St. Opt,'. Chamber of Commerce Bldg. A CHANCE. , Party is going to leave the- city, wants us to sell his lot for him at once Call if you want a good bargain: streets In, cement sidewalks, good car service COLUMBIA TRlST CO:. Board of Trade Bldg. 84 4th St. 3 7-ROOM, new. modern house with lot; Al berta district, near car, $3500. tSOO cash CXTLVER. 023 Chamber Commerce. 6-ROOM nat for rent, furniture for sale, cheap. 301 Tamhill st. Phone 6094. 5-IIOOM furnished flat for rent. 391 Yam hill st. Phone 8094. $3000 SEVEN-ROOM HOME Fine corner lot 50x50; house brand new, every modern convenience; built-in buffet, linen closet, medicine chest, wood lift, wash trays; one block "from good carline. Call and let us tell you about it. Easy terms. COLUMBIA TRUST CO. . No. 84 4th St- Board of Trade Bids. FOR SALE A beautiful home, with cverv modern convenience, center high-class (proper ties. No. 7 East Twelfth, north; eay walking distance, a ' block from oar.. Price and terms right. Must be sold at once. See it. Chen see us. JACKSON A DEERUG, S46 Stark St, NEW TODAY. ON TUESDAY NEXT . At Baker's Auction House. 152 Tars: street, we are instructed to sell at pub lic auction on above date the following goods, which have been moved from Mrs. Robbersjn's residence for convenience of aaie. including large Turkish rockers in. genuine leather, couch to match: weath ered oak finished library table. hair stuffed box couch, parlor rockers, center tables, large parlor lamp. Axminster ruits, 9x12. in Turkish patterns; all brass bed, satin finish, best steel springs: silk floss mattress; other iron beds in Vernis Mar tin and enamel finish: al3o one mission Iron bed. flemish finish, good springs, felt mattress; feather pillows. Colonial style dressers in Early English oak fin ish; other dressers in quarter-sawed oak; birdseye maple and irolden oak chiffon iers, pedestal dining table, buffet and set of box seat fhairs. ull inmrter-savccd oak; rits raiise and other effects. . Also the oliowing removed from Woodlawn to be sold at same time. Siiuarc riininr.tahiu set chairs, iron beds, dressers, bedroom suite, Brussels rugs, pictures, licllpse ptol range, with waterback: steel sani tary couch, and several other lots. Sale on Tuesday next at 1i o'clock. In tending purchasers may inspect the goods tomorrow (.Monday).. ON THURSDAY NEXT AVe shall have a kircc lot' of good furniture for sale rrmbved from storag house; also other separate pieces to tie sold for various consignors. Sale at 10 o clock. BAKER & SON. Auctioneers. AuctionSales AT WILSON'S SALESROOMS 173-175 Second St. Cor. Yamhill Monday, Wednesday, Friday Each Day at 1 0 A. M. Furniture of every description. Pic tures, lace curtains and hangings. Carpets, rugs, matting, linoleum and floor coverings. Pianos, organs, musical instruments and novelties.' etc. Steel and gas ranges, cook stoves, re frigerators and kitchen furnishings. Of fice desks, safes, restaurant outfits, gro cery fixtures, etc. , A great slaughter in prices on our general stock of merchandise, which vve will close out regardless of cost. Continuous sales every day this week. We sell for cash and sell goods cheaper than any concern in the citv. Our im mense stocks affords buyers everything for modern housekeeping. XOTE. We want any quantity of bouse or office furniture. It will iayj you to see us if you have anything to sell. We pay cash for any old thing that Is sale able. Phone Main 1626 A 4243. J. T. WILSON, Auctioneer. FORD AUCTION CO. The house that's good to you if you want to buy or sell furniture. Phones Main 8951 A 214S. AUCTION SALE AT 211 FIRST ST. MONDAY, TOMORROW AT 10 A. M. We have plenty of furniture and house furniVnings for this sale. Some fine goods, too. Tf you wish to find out how cheap we sell come to our Auction Sales or any other time, and find something out. So please remember Our Auction Sales Days MONDAY, 10 A. M. "THURSDAY, 10 A.M. FRIDAY, 2 P. M. FORD AUCTION CO. 211 First St. Ford, Auctioneer. West Park Home A 6-room palace, facing West Park, built bungalow style; new, and roy ally finished. If you want an elegant little home facing a . park, call on us for information. ' CHAPIN 6HERL0W " 332 Chamber of Commerce. $ 4. 0 fl A very desir- JJOtlUable and mod ern 6-room house, 883 E. Yamhill, near E. 29th. Make no mistake, but see this if you want a good thing. F. W. TORGLER, 106 Sherlock Bldg. Portland Heights Finest homesite offered, overlooking grandest panorama on earth. 70xlr: would make four ideal bungalow sites with unobstructed view of citv, rivers and mountains; only J40CO. See me about this. Jesse Hobson 603 Corbett Building. FOR SALE A J25.000 property for S12.000 if taken soon. A beautit'ul residence of 21 rooms, with full basement. Hot air furnace and 10 baautiful fireplaces; dining-room all finish-id with eastern oak. This resi dence when built, about 10 years ago. cost J.53.000, and is today as good as new. One city block, with a beautiful oak grove, goes with this residence. This is the nicest residence west ot" Portland, in the city of Forest Grove. This property is situated midway between the Oregon Electric and the S. P. railroad. It is a snap of a lifetime. Address F. Verhoeven, Forest Grove. Oregon. Leaving United States Immediately. Must sell Monday desirable ACREAGE Between two carlines. 70 blocks from Postoffice. Cash buyers Interviewed. R 213. Oregonian. ' A REAL SNAP Suburban home, with 6-room plastered house tnd lot lXxlu0 for JiOO. R BUETIKOFER. 265 SalnouMfc