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SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 16 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SPORTING AND MARKET REPORTS VOL. XXXVI. PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 24, 1917. NO. 23. I Qadsby's June Economy mm I'l 'II I It .' . M f Now is the time when everyone ought to use their credit. Save your cash for everyday needs and necessities. And if you sometimes find it difficult to make both ends meet, such a plan as ours will help you wonderfully and you will not have to stint or do without those "homey" comforts that make life worth while. You will be surprised to see how much can be saved by buying from Gadsby's. And you will marvel afterwards how easy it Bedroom Large, Massive, Steel Bed, two-inch posts, finished In gold bronze or Ivory enamel. Large Dresser in Oregon ash, wax finish, straight 4 OQ Cf. fronts, with Chiffonier to match: worth $48, on sale at. ........ JJ7JVJ S5 CASH, 81 WKF.Kl.Y. Beautiful Ivory Enameled Rocker and Chairs$12.50 We offer, special for this week, Ivory Enamel Rocker or Chair with upholstered cretonne cushion seat. $18.00 value for...... Others as low as ... . Refrigerator Gibson's Cold Blast Refrigerators, white enameled lined, nickel hinges and locks. Use less ice and save you money. On sale at last year's rices no raise in prices at Gads ys.' From S12 to S35. jj I Sale of Baby Carriages See Our Special Display This Week $25.00 Carriages now OPT priced at $20.00 Carriages now f A f? priced at.... D-LO.J $15.00 Go-Carts now -j - Q( priced at 5AA.U $12.00 Go-Carts priced QQ ff now at Di.7U $10.00 Sulky now priced JQ f7C at only DOl D $9.00 Sulky on special Qrr rr f? sale at only D I I O $7.00 Sulky on special QJ? Qpr Bale at only JfJsOD $5.00 Sulky on special J4 fi( sale at only iDt.UU Other Sulkies as low at $1.25 I Wm. Corner Second and Morrison Streets Member of Greater Portland Association ale I USE YOUR CREDIT Suite $3 9 $12.50 $7.50 This William and Mary Dining-Room Suite at BxatVi.i. - in ir.Tri - " - - 1 There is taste, refinement and elegance in every line of this Dining-room Suite, made of quartered sawed oak, finished in rich Jacobean color; the Buffet is of good size, a roomy china closet; dining table measures 45 inches across top and extends to six feet. These three pieces, with five chairs and one arm chair, with removable leather seats, com- CQQ nn plete the suite; nine pieces; unusual offering; special, complete JivOsUU We Are Agents for Sturgis Luxury Go-Carts. Parlor Suites Reduced VALUES THAT CANNOT BE DUPLICATED We are offering special two good designed Parlor Suites. Birch frames, finished mahogany, uphol stered in imitation Spanish leather, spring seats. Consisting of rocker, arm chair, settee. Regular $30.00 value. Gadsby's Special at one half price .$15.00. Gadsby is to get things you have longed for for years while you spread the cost over many months. You may not realize it now, but a visit to our store will con vince you that only a few dollars a month will buy many a comfort or household need that you have long desired. Take advantage of the account which we have opened for you just pay a small amount at time of purchase, then the balance at terms to suit you. Dining-Room ft! r&pMmim "L'. lm. . ..t- w ... m. j, l.,. - '- -tJ Pretty Up-to-Date Dining-Room Suite of oak, fumed or waxed EASY TERMS 5 CASH. Linoleum Buy Your Gas Range Now! Why Pay Others More Money? Trade You Old Range la on a Hew One. We Allow the Biggest PVl-r-i. on Old Range. & Sons Suite $48.75 HHffl I , " - - r - eight pieces, in solid JQ 7lS wT'O J 81 PER, WEEK. Mm i i M i W-WTT" r- fhm I I This Overstuff 'd Arm Rocker $10.75 WITH HIGH BACK This rocker is upholstered in Span ish Brown imitation leather, which is so fine in texture and so tough, that in appearance and in wearing quality it is almost indistinguishable from the genuine. $8.00 Porch Rocker $4.50 This Jumbo Porch Rocker.' laree. broad arms and just as comfortable as it looks; . $8 value; special at Gadsbys' for only S-1.50 on Sale A wide ranee of entirely new, handsome patterns, suitable for halls, bedrooms, kitchens and dining-rooms. 95c grade Linoleunf. reduced to, sq. yd.. . 73 59 49 70c grade Linoleum, reduced to. so., yd... 65c grade Congoleum reduced to, sq. yd... 12 grade Inlaid Lin oleum, sq. yd 81.79 31.75 grade Inlaid Lin oleum, sq. yd. S1.39 31.50 Grade Inlaid Lin oleum, sq. yd 31.25 grade Inlaid Lin oleum, sq. yd. S1.07 $1.15 grade Inlaid Lin oleum, sq. yd 98 Terms 5 Cash and 5 Monthly 91 I'er WkIu Use Our Exchange Dept. If you have furniture that doesn't ault want ometbing- mors up-to-date and better puone us and we'll tend a com petent man to see it and arrange to take it aa part payment on the kind you want the Gadsby kind. We'll make you a liberal allowance for your goods and we'll sell you new furniture at low prices. The new furniture will be promptly de livered. Exchange goods can be bought at our Warehouse, First and Washington. ERRORLESS GAME IS WOn BY OAKLAND Fielding by Both Beavers and Winners Is Snappy and Pitching Is Good. OAKS' HITS ARE TIMELY Howard's Hirelings Win in Eighth With Singles by Slieeban and Roche and letter's Suc cessful Steal Home. Pacific Coast Leasee Standbies. W T.. Pet. I W. L. Pet San Fran... 48 33 .083 Loi Angeles. 39 S8 .506 Bait Lake.. 41 33 .554 Portland 33 41 .446 Oakland.... 40 3tt .60U. Vernon 31 48 .JM Yesterday's Results. At Oakland Oakland 3, Portland 1. At Los Anseles Los Angeles 2-7. Ver nnn 1.9 At Salt Lake San Francisco B, Salt Lake 2. SAN "FRANCISCO, CaL. June 23. (Special.) Both Krauao and Houck pitched well today, but Krauae fin ished on the long end of a 3-to-l score. The fielding was fast and snappy, not an error being; made by either team. Oakland scored in the first on a two-bagger by Mlddleton and a single by Kay Miller. The Oaks should have had another run, for Mensor opened with a Ions hit to center and allowed himself to be thrown, out at second. The Beavers tied In the fourth. Williams sot a hit and stole second and scored when Paddy Slglin hit a ball with the handle of his bat for a single to left. The Oaks won in the eighth. Sheehan and Roche not hits with one man down. Krause went out and ad vanced both runners. Whilo Mensor was at bat. Sheehan stole hoviie clean ly, and then Mensor made It good with a hit to center which Bcored Roche. Score: Portland I Oakland B R K O Al B R H O A Holcher.s 4 0 0 4 Mmior.3. 2 Hodirera.2 4 O 2 Mld'ton.r. 4 1 1 1 2 1 14 0 1 0 O 2 2 1 1 1 1 Wllle.r. .. 3 Wll'ma.m 4 Farmer.l. 4 Slglln.l.. 4 Pinelli.3.. 4 Baldwlno 4 Houck, p. 1 " :Lee,l a 2 J R.MllIer.l 3 1 O Lane. in. .. 3 9 lMurphy,3. 3 3 2 sheehan,c 3 4 2Roehe.c. 3 1 liKrauae.p. 3 Totals. 32 1 9 24 131 Totals.. 28 3 9 27 IT Portland... 00010000 0 1 Oakland 10000O02 3 Stolen bases. Williams. Sheehan. Roche. Two-base hits, Mlddleton, Wille, Sheehan. Sacrifice hits. Houck. R. Miller. Bases on balls, off Krause 2. Struck out, by Houck 4. louble play, Hoilocher unassisted. ANGELS WILL DOUBLE BILL Fournier's Steal Home in Ninth Breaks Up First Game. LOS ANGELES. Cal., June 23. Los Angeles won. a double-header from Vernon. The Angels won the first game in the ninth when, with the score tied, two out and two strikes on the batter, Kournler attempted to steal home and was safe when Mitze dropped Quinn's throw to catch the runner. Brown held the Tigers to two runs in the second same, while the Angels scored seven off Johnson and Mitchell. Scores: First game: Vernon I Los Angeles B R H O Al ij K H () A Osd'e.m 4 O 1 O O Killefer.m 4 O 3 S nod's. 2 4 O Doane.r. 2 0 Stovall.l. 4 O 1 2 0 1 0 9 0 5 1 1 1 S 0 S 1 O 0 O 2 Terry,!.. 4 0! Ktn'hy.2 4 Oournler.l 3 0 Meusel.r. 4 2!Baasler,c. BIEllis.1... S S'Davls.S.. 3 llHogg.p... 3 01 1 1 2 1 0 12 1 1 n .- 2 4 1 O V o Daley.l.. 8 0 Gallo'ay,3 4 1 Hunter,!, 3 0 Mitze.c. 8 O Qulnn.n.. 2 O Orlggs.r 1 0 Totals 30 1 6 2 12! Totals Si 2 7 27 15 Two out when winning run scored. iatted for Doone in eighth. Vernon 0 O 0 O O 0 1 0 0 1 Los Angeles 1 0 0 O O O 0 1 2 Errors. raley. Mitze. Terry, stolen bases. Foumler, Meusel. Three-base hit. Galloway. Struck out. by Hogg 4, Quinn 4. Bases on balls, off Hogg 3. Runs responsible for. Hogg 1. Quinn 1. Iouble plays, Daley to Mitze. Galloway to Snodgrass. Second game: Vernon I Los Angetes il It II o A a K. H O A Cdb'ne.m 4 l'Killefer.m n 1 1 S'dg'S.S-2 4 OTerry.s... 4 O'K'nw'ty.2 4 OlFo'rnler.l 4 0 Meusel.r.. 8 2'Boles.c... 4 a Eiiis.1. ... 4 uoane.r. . s Stovall.l. 4 Daley.l.. 4 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 0 0 1 O 1 0 0 Griggs.2. 4 Munter.s. 4 Slroon.o.. 4 Johns'n.p 2 2 Davia.3. . 4 4'Brown.p. 4 01 uit'n'i,p i Totals.. 34 2 8 24 121 Totals.. S 7 1127 8 Batted for Johnson In eighth Inning. Vernon 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 O 1 2 Los Angeles 10000222 7 Errors, Snodgrass, Stovall. Hunter. Simon. Fournler. Stolen bases, Killefer 2, Terry, Meusel. Innings pitched, by Johnson. 7. Two-base hits, Stovall. Terry, Meusel. Sac rifice nit. Lane. btruck out. by Johnson. 2: by Brown, 2: by Mitchell. 1. Base on balls, off Mitchell, 1. Buns responsible for. Johnson 9. Brown 1. Mitchell L Double play. Ken-worthy to Terry to Fournler. SEALS DEFEAT BEES, 5 TO 2 Indian Smith Keeps Hits Well Scat tered and Wins Handily. SALT LAKE CITT. June 23. Indian Smith was able to keep his hits well scattered today and therefore won his same against Salt Lake rather easily. The score: Ban Francisco I Salt Lake B K H O Al B R H O A Calvo.r.. 5 Plck.8... 4 Sch'ler.l. 4 Malsel.m. 4 Downi.l 4 K'mer.l. 3 Corhan.s 2 Baker.c. 8 Smith, p. 4 0 2 0 OTobln.m. 4 110 3 Rath. 3... 8 O 0 2 llSheely.l. S 112 O Crandall.r S O 2 4 l'Quinlan.l 3 2 2 11 OlOrr.s 5 10 2 ft G'lason.2 2 0 0 5 2lHannah.c 3 0 116 L'v'renx.p 4 (Ryan... 1 Dougan 0 - Totals 87 6 0 27 17 Totals 33 2 8 27 14 Batted for Qulnlan In ninth. Ran for Ryan in ninth. San Francisco 0 2000201 0 8 Salt Lake 0 0 0 0 0 O 1 0 1 2 Stolen bases. Rath, Sheely, Crandall 2. Home run. ivoerner. two-dim bit. Malsel Sacrifice hit. Rath. Bases on balls, off Smith 7, off Leverens 4. Struck out. by smltn , oy Levereni . Lrouoie-piaya. Crandall to Glslason; Levrrem to Gisla- son to Sheely. Runs responsible for. Smith 2. Leverens 4. VANCOUVER TROUNCES BUTTE Victors Get 18 Hits and 15 Rons Off Miner Pitchers. BUTTE, Mont-, June 23. Vancouver reversed thing's on Butte today in an other bis score same, Barham being unhittable except in scattered Inter vals. Vancouver drove Bonner from Um .mound in. three iaulaga and Hy- dorn, who succeeded him. was taken out after the seventh, as he may be wanted tomorrow. Score: R H El R H E Vancouver 1 18 l'Butte 16 7 Batteries Barham and Cadman: Bonner, Hydorn, Leifer and Kafora. SEATTLE. Wash. June 23. Great Falls-Seattle same postponed; wet Srrounds. TACOMA. June 23. Spokane-Tacoma Same postponed; rain. W1LLARD 'FIRES' MANAGERS Tom Jones Announces He Will Con tinue to Accept Offers. BUFFALO, June 23. Tom Jones and Jack Curley have been discharged by Jess Willard as his managers, they an nounced here today. Jones says that Willard notified him on Thursday that he had dispensed with his services. They both say Willard wanted to set rid of them before he sisns up for any fights for next Fall or Winter. His contract. Jones says, will not expire until September and in the meantime he will accept an offer of J50.000 from Matt Htnkle, of Cedar Point for Willard to fight the winner of the F"ulton-Welnert bout in Buf falo Tuesday and also will accept $50. 000 for the champion to box Carl Mor ris for an Eastern syndicate. SHORE ALLOWS NO HITS RED SOX PITCHER HURLS PERFECT GAME AGAINST SENATORS. Bosttoa Also Blanks) Washlna-ton in Sec ond Event in Double Bill Chicago Beats Indiana in Fifteenth. BOSTON. June 23. A no-hlt. no-run. no - man - reached - first - base pitching performance by Ernest fahore, jioston twirler: an assault upon Umpire Owens by "Babe" Ruth. In which the umpire was struck behind the ear, and the defeat of Waller Johnson by "Outch" Leonard, were incidents of the world's champions, double victory over Washington today. Shore's entry into the select list of pitchers who have shown perfect per formances was made possible by Ruth's banishment from the first game. Ruth had pitched only to Ray Morgan, and Umpire Owens had given the latter his base on balls. Ruth argued the deci sion, the umpire ordered him off the field,' and the Boston pitcher then struck at Owens. Other players in tervened. Score: First same R.H.E.I R.H.E. Washington 0 0 3 Boston 4 9 0 Batteries Ayers and Henry; Ruth, Shore and Thomas, Agnew. Second same R.H.E.I Washington 0 4 2;Boston. Batteries Johnson and Leonard and Thomas. R.H.E. ...5 9 0 Ainsmith; Xew York 102, Philadelphia 4-1. NEW YORK, June 23. Caldwell won both games for New York. Johnson save Caldwell a hard contest in the second same. Scores: First same R.H.E.1 R.H.E. Philadelphia 4 11 4NewYork.. 10 10 2 Batteries Noyes, Palkenbers; and Schans. Haley; Caldwell, Alexander, Monroe and Walters. Second game R.H.E.I R.H.E. Philadelphia 1 6 0New York... 2 6 1 Batteries R. Johnson and Schanir: Caldwell and Walters. Chicago 2, Cleveland 1. CHICAGO. June 23. Chicago and Cleveland battled 15 innines. and the former won when Chapman allowed Mc- Munen s grounder to so through him. The locals had used most of their re serve strength in the pinches and were iorcea to put Pitcher Russell in the left field, where he made two sensa tional catches. Score: R.H.E.1 BHP Cleveland.. 1 7 3;Chicaeo 2 12 1 Batteries Morton. Coumbe. ronl. skie. Bagby and O'Neill; Benz. Dan- forth, Cicotte, Williams and Schalk. DETROIT. June 23. St Txi.n-. trolt postponed: wet grounds. GAME TO BE AT HOOD RIVER Columbia Park Team to Play Apple growers Today. Manager Tindall and his Columbia r-arn oaseoau team will go to Hood River today to play the nine at that place. All players are reauestpd to r at the Union Depot at 7:45 A. M. The Honeyman Hardware rvmn.nv nine will play Company r soldiers at Estacada. The players will leave First ana Aioer streets at 10:45 A. M. Through a mistake on the nart rr th. Spalding Booking Agency the Columbia i-ara earn win go to Hood River this Sunday and the Honeyman team will piay mere next Sunday, July 1. Baseball Summary. STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS, National League.. . W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. New Tone.. 33 19 .6.-!.i!CInclnnatl. SO 34 .4rt9 run u ipnu .i. .,t.i lirooKiyn. . . 22 29.4:11 wmcag-o. . .. 3., as .f,..0' Boston. . . .. 21 "it 4-0 SU Louis... 29 27 -OlSiPittsburs. .. 1 36 Ji American League. Chicago.... 3S 20 .on.',Cleveland... 29 31.483 .Boston 3 21 ,b;'J it. L.ouis. . .. 23:t3.411 Newlork.. 32 24 .571 Washington. 21 an 7.l Detroit 27 27 .500i Philadelphia la 34 .300 American Association. Indlan'polls 43 23 .6S2' Kansas City. 28 2S .500 fsul. . .. 32 2H .5:i3 Minneapolis. 2834.4."2 Columbus.. 33 30 .524! Toledo 28 38 .424 Louisville.. 34 31 .523iMilwaukee.. 22 33 .379 Northwestern League. W. L.Pct.1 W. L. Pet Great Falls. 28 21 -5T1Vancouver.. 28 29 .4W1 l acoma.... -'3 .ooni uutte 23 28.4 Seattle 31 2tt ,544( Spokane.. . .. 22 34.393 Vesterday's Results. American Association At St. Paul 5, To ledo 2: at Minneapolis 2, Indianapolis 3: St Kansas City 9. Louisville o; no others sched uled. Western League At Lincoln 5, Des Moines o; at umana 1, sioux city 3: al Denver 3, St. Joseph 5; at "Wichita 1. jop lin 6. Northwestern Tjeasie Vancouver la, Butte 1; Great Falls-Seattle, rain. How the Series Stand. Pacific Coast Leajnie Portland 3 s-amea. Oakland 2 games; Salt Lake 2 timet, San Francisco 3 games; Vernon 2 games, Los Angeles 3 games. Where the Teams Play Today. Pacific Coast League Portland vs. Oak land at San Francisco; San Francisco at Salt Lake; Vernon at 1.0s Angeles. Where the Teams Play This Week. Pacific Coast League Portland vs. Ver non at Los Angeles; Oakland at Salt Lake Los Angeles at San Francisco. Beaver Batting Averages. AR H. AV I AB II. AV. Williams . 2s 91 .318:Houek .... 21 5 .2:18 Wills 278 83 .301lPlglin 268 55 .205 Rod r era ..297 82 .27'Pinelli .... 35 8 .1 Borton ...222 60 .270:Fincher ... 47 8 .170 Holl'cher. 37 fo .2tn Baldwin ..29 4 .138 Farmer ...283 72 .254 Brenton .. 43 6 .116 Fisher ....21S 04 .240 Penner .... 41 3 .048 iiailid . . J 0 .UUU WALTER MAILS TO STAY IN SEATTLE Eccentric Southpaw to Play With Ames Team in Ship builders' League. HAM HYATT IS SLUGGER Ex-Vancouver Player Leads South ern Association in Batting: With Average of .3 SO Crack Golf ers to Attend Tourney. BY PORTUS BAXTER. SEATTLE. Wash.. June 23. Spe rial.) Walter Mails, the eccentric left hander who deserted Portland, has got a job with the Ames team in what is usually termed the "Shipbuilders' League" in Seattle, and made up of semi-pros and castoffs from the North western circuit. He said Thursday he was going to stay here, but he may change his mind any time Walter should shine In his present company, because he has speed and curves. Then again the rules and reg ulations are not enforced to the point of compelling real discipline. The retirement of Mails from organ ized baseball is to be regretted, but when his career is considered the out come is not surprising. He is evidently one of those fellows who acts on im pulse and repents at leisure. From the mechanical viewpoint. Malls presented possibilities when he left Seattle for the major league. That he did not make good in Brooklyn and got into a row a few minutes after he joined Pittsburg would indicate that he is temperamentally unfitted to hold a steady course. Portland did not have Walter long enough to realize fully what they will miss in the war of keep ing the animals stirred up. President Dugdale. of the Seattle baseball club. Is about once more, but he has had a hard time to beat the old rheumatiz." It knocked him out when he made the trip to Spokane in the lat ter part of May and he has been con fined to -his bed the greater part or three weeks- When he was playing ball a good many years ago he injured a knee and an ankle. His enemy hits him in these weak spots. m Ham Hyatt, who makes his home in Winter at Shelton, Wash., has been leading the Southern Association in batting most of the present season, with an average close to .350. Not only is Ham maintaining his reputa tion as a clouter, but he is also in the lead as a run-getter. Hyatt's profes sional baseball career began, in Van- . couver, B. C Seattle golfers are taking a keen in terest in the Pacific Northwest golf championship tournament which will be played in Portland this coming week. The task of upholding the hon ors of the Queen City will rest with Paul Ford, Dixie Fleager, T. S. Lippy and George Ladd Munn. Ford is a young player, but in recent years it has remained for him to furnish the upsets. Last season Ford made a bril liant bid for the premier honors in the big tourney, but the strain proved a little too much for him in the home stretch. With such brilliant exponents of the game as Jack Neville and Chandler Egan participating the chances are against Seattle bringing home the bacon. Since he has been an Oregon farmer, Mr. Egan has not devoted aa much time as formerly to golf, but the fact remains that he is one of the greatest players this country his -ever produced. CUBS TAKE TWO GAMES PIRATES BLAXKED IX FIRST AXD LOSE OX ERRORS IV SECOND. Dodgers Defeat Braves) In Double-. Header Phils Beat Glanta and Cards Drub Reds. PITTSBURG. June 23. Chicago won both games from Pittsburg. The sec ond game went ten innings. It was & see-saw affair, the Chicago team scor ing mainly on mlsplays of Pittsburg players. Scores; First game R. H. E. R. H. E. Chicago.... 2 S lPIttsburg. .. 0 4 O Batteries Douglas and Wilson. Ja cobs, Carlson and Fischer. Second game R. H. E. R. H. E. Chicago.... 6 6 lPlttsburg... 4 IS Batteries Reuther, Hendrix, Seaton and Elliott; Steele, Miller and W. Wag ner. Brooklyn 3-7, Boston 0-5. BROOKLYN, June 23. Brooklyn won a double-header from Boston. Both games were featured by brilliant field ing, one-handed catches by Stengel and Wheat stopping Boston rallies. Score: First game R. H. B. R- H. E. Boston..... 0 6 0 Brooklyn... 3 9 0 Batteries Barnes and Gowdy; Cadore and Miller. Second game R. H. E. R. H. E. Boston 6 10 ljBrooklyn. .. 7 13 1 Batteries Ragan, Allen and Gowdy; Smith, Coombs and Snyder, Miller. Philadelphia 8, New York 2. PHILADELPHIA. June 23. Scsiupp's winning streak was broken when rm was knocked off the rubber by Phila delphia in one inning and New York was defeated. This was the first game Schupp has lost since early last Sep tember. Score: R. H. E. R- H. E: New York.. 2 7 ljFhiladelphia 8 10 0 Batteries Schupp, Mlddleton, Smith and Rariden. Krueger; Lavender and Killefer. St. Louis 5, Cincinnati 1. ST. LOUTS, Mo., June 23. Meadows was in great form and St. Louis beat Cincinnati. Meadows gave but four hits and did not pass a batter. Not a Cincinnati player got beyond first un til the ninth. Score: R. H. E. R. H. E. Cincinnati.. 1 4 lSt- Louis... 5 9 1 Batteries Regan and Wingo; Mead ows and Gonzales.