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THE SUNDAY OEEGOXIAN, PORTLAND, MAY 16,. 1920
0. A. G. ROOKS WIN MEET
tMlTRSITY FRESHMEX LOSE
BY 66-TO-56 SCORE.
Tuck Enters but Three Events and
' x Places First in EacU lor
High Score.
TJNIVERSITT OF OREGON, Eugene,
May 15. -(Special.) The Oregon Ag
ricultural college rooks were the win
ners in the track meet staged here
today, registering a 66-to-56 ecore
over the University of Oregon fresh
men. 'The Oregon team was handicapped
because of the inability of Arthur
Tuck to enter in but three events, be
cause of a bad knee. In the three
events entered by Tuck, he placed
first in each, making a total of 15
points, and making him high point
man for the meet.
Other high point men were Drapex
9.,Swarthout 8, Jennings 8. McKenna
7. all of the Aggies, and Greer 6 of
the Oregon frosh. The Aggies took all
three places in the low hurdles, the
last event of the meet, winning the
meet. They forfeited the relay to
Oregon.
The Oregon team took all three
places in the pole vault, Walters clear-.
iHg the bar at 11 feet for first place.
Collins won the 440 for the frosh in
;S0 2-5.. Hollinger of the Aggies ran a
pretty race in the 880, winning from
I'eltier by a few feet. His time was
2 minutes 1 U-5 seconds. Tuck won
the javelin event with one throw of
178 feet. He also had little trouble
winning the discus at 1-8 feet 30
inches, and the shotput at 40 feet lO1
inches.
The events and winners:
loO-yard dash Cook, O. A. C. : J?nnings,
O. A. C. ; Obertenffer, Oregon. Time JO -5
seconds.
Shotput Tuck, Oregon: Goodell, O. A.
C; McKenna, U. A. C. Distance 4U feet.
loH incnes.
Mile run Koepp. Oregon: Graves, O.
C. ; Newhouse. O. A. C. Tim 4 minutes
5 seconds.
440-yard dash Collins, Oregon; "Bayly,
O. A. C; Wyatt, Oregon. Time 50 2-j
foie vault Walters, Oregon; Phillips,
Oregon: Jingle, Oregon. Height 11 feet.
riseus Tuck. Oregon ; Shields. Oregon ;
McKenna, O. A. C. Distance US feet 10
inches.
High hurdles Draper, O. A. C. ; Rey
fiohis, O. A, C; Greer. Oregon. Time 1G
seconds.
--'0-yard dash Jennings, O. A. C. ;
Sarthout, O. A.. C. ; Obeneuf f T, Oregon
Time i.'t seconds.
Javelin Tuck, Oregon: Dalton. O. A. C. :
lc Kennn, O. A. C. Distance 178 feet.
SO-yard run Hoi linger, O A. " . ; Pel
tier, Oregon; Connett, O. A. J. Time :
iritiutes 1 3-." seconds.
Broad jump Greer, Oregon : McKane,
O; A. C: Malone. Oregon. Distance lit
iuH t inches.
High jump Draper, O. A. C; McKenna
O.. A. C; JNunn, Oregon. Height 5 feet 4
inches.
Low hurdles Pwarthout. O A. C; Moon
O A. C. : ewland, O A. C. Time 0
seconds
ing. The committee meets there daily
from 4 to 6 P. M., or telephone in
your entries at those hours at Main
4481.
Jack Cody, swimming instructor of
the Multnomah Athletic club, has
charge of the surf-boat riding and
high and fancy diving.
TRACK 3IJBX DISAPPOINTED
Cancellation of Meet by Willamette
Blow to Reed.
Reed college track men were dis
appointed yesterday to learn that the
Willamette meet for independent col
leges has been canceled for lack of
funds. The Reed men were eager to
participate in the meet.
In the meantime tennis has received
large number of devotees and class
play will start tomorrow. Baseball
died a natural death after one game
between the dormitory and day-
dodger crews, which resulted in a
top-heavy score for the campus dwell
ers after four innings.
YALE THK TEAM WINS
JACKSON WINS FOR YANKS
CXEVEDAXD AMERICAN'S LOSE
BY SHUTOUT KOXJTE.
Griffmen Win From Browns; Ti
gers Jjose to Athletics and Cbi--
cago Drojis Opener.
NEW 'YORK, May 15. The New
York Yankees broke Coveleskie's win
ning streak here today, defeating
Cleveland, 2 to 0, in the first game
of the series. Jackson's individual ex
ploits were responsible for the Yan
kee victory.
In addition to pitching a great
game, Quinn hit a home run into
the right-field stand with Bodie on
base in the eighth, bringing in the
only runs of the game. Score:
R. H. E. R. H. K.
Cleveland.. 0 4 UNewTork.. 2 4 0
Batteries Coveleskie and O'Neil:
Quinn and Hannah.
HARVARD DROPS
BY 84-TO-32
DCAIi MEET
SCORE.
Penn Beats Cornell, Navy Takes
Honors and Ohio State Varsity
Defeats Indiana.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. May 15.T-Tale'
track team defeated Harvard in their
annual dual meet today. The final
point score was 84 to 324
Performances were mediocre ex
cept in the high jump, where R. W.
Landon of Yale set a new dual meet
record of 6 feet 3 inches. The previ
ous mark for Yale-Harvard meets
had stood at 6 feet 2 inches since
R. C. Merwin of Yale won the event
in the meeting of 1897.
Washington 8, St. Louis 4.
WASHINGTON. ' May 15. Washing
ton hammered Sothoron hard today
nd easily won the opening game of
the series from St. Louis,. 8 to 4.
Courtney was effective in the pinches.
The score:
R. H. E.l R H. E.
St. Louis 4 11 OfWash'ton.. 8 11 1
Batteries Sothoron, Davis, Saun
ders and Severeid; Courtney and
Gharrity.
Cornell Loses 70 to 4 7.
.PHILADELPHIA. May 15. The TJni
versity of Pennsylvania track team
easily defeated Cornell in their an
nual dual track and field meet here
today by 70 points to 47.
Xavy Wins From Pittsburg.
ANNAPOLIS, Hd., May 15. Navy
defeated University of Pittsburg in a
well-contested track and field meet
here today, 73 to 45. Shea of Pitts
burg won in the 220 and 440-yard
dashes.
Ohio Trims Indiana.
COLVMBUS, O., May 15. Ohio State
university defeated Indiana university
96 1-3 to 29 2-3 in a western confer
ence field and track meet here today.
SHOOTERS TO TCXE UP TODAY
Merchandise Shoot Open With Five
Prizes Up at Everding Park.
With the opening day of the Ore
gon state trapshooting champion
ship tournament, set for next Satur
day, May 22, many of the local scatter
gua artists will take advantage of
tiie 50 target merchandise shoot
scheduled for the Portland Gun club
this afternoon to tune up for the
b.vg event of the year in Oregon trap
gun circles May 22, 23 and 24.
Those who journey out to the
Everding park traps today will not
go unrewarded if they place among
the high guns as five prizes will
beup. . . ; .
. . - - . .
, ne programme tor me uregon
state shoot which was announced
several weeks ago provides' for 500
registered targets to be thrown, 300
of. them in the state title event.
''.A great list of events has been ar
ranged to cover the three days of
action at the traps and a hundred
shooters are expected to compete in
the tournament. Between 50 and 0
visiting trapshooting enthusiasts are
leoked for in the lists.
WAVERLEY GOLF IS AM
FIRST ROUXD OF PLAY TX Dl
KECIOKS' TOlllXEV KA'DS.
Drawing
Medal
s Announced for Today
Competitiou in City. Inter-Club
Tourney.
M OX TAX V AX U IDAHO SPLIT
Vitt and Spencer Win First Con
test at Missoula.
MISSOt'LA, Mont., May 15. The
tni versity of Montana pot an even
break with the University of Idaho
nine in a double-header here today,
winning the first 5 to 3, through the
Brood hittiner of Pantain Vitt and thft
steady hurling of Spencer, and drop
pmp the second game, S to 4.
'The scores:
First game
K. H. K.f R. H. E.
Montana.. 5 8 2Idaho 3 9 3
Batteries Spencer and fcspiller; Bra
shears and Fox.
Second game
R. H. E.l H. H. E.
Idaho 8 8 3 Montana. .4 9 5
Batteries Carlson and Fox; Hig-
bfte and Spiller.
I
MARIOX MEET TO JEFFERSON
Silverton Outclassed at Salem by
4 9-to-.ll Total.
. SAIaTCM, Or., May 15. (Special.)
The Jefferson high school won the
Marlon county track and field meet
here today over Silverton, the only
olher team competing, by a Beore of
49 to 31 points. The work of Dela
pux, captain of the Jefferson squad,
featured the meet. lie captured 27
points for his team, winning the 100
yard dash, the 60 and 440; tieing for
first in the pole vault and high jump,
und taking second in the broad jump
and third in the shot-put. His time
in the 440 run was the best record,
coming close to the college class.
Hammond, of Silverton. threw the
12-pound shot 37 feet, while his team
mate, Bennett, broad-jumped 19 feet.
BAS1SHALL GAMES ARE SOVGIIT
All the first-round matches in the
directors' cup tourney in progress
the Waverley Country club were con
eluded yesterday and the decks are
cleared for the second-round matche
It is a handicap tourney, but despite
the handicaps most of the low players
won their matches. John Xapie
pulled out a great win over E. F
Whitney, finishing 1 up after being
4 down at one time. A. iS. Kerry
and AValter Pearson staged a great
match, the former winning, 1 up.
Kesults:
First round John Napier won from K
F: Whitney (3) 1 up; Er. O. F. Willins
won from J. 11. Mackenzie (ti) 1 up, ltth
Hugh Gearin won from Clark Nelson
and It Guy M. Standifer won from E. Cook
inham, default; H. G. Thompson t:i) won
from C. K. Miller. 3 and '2 ; U. W. U Mac
Gregor won from C W. Hay nor (1) 3 an
1; George Frost (1) won from "VViliama
7 and tt; A. fc. Kerry won from Walte
Pearson i.'2 1 mj.
This afternoon on the Waverley
links will be played the qualify. n
round in the inter-club tourney be
tween Waverley, the Portland Go
club and the Tualatin Country club
for the John G. Cleinson trophy.
will be medal play today and the tw
low teams of 15 men will qualify for
match play next Sunday.
The following drawings were an
nounced last night by C. If. Davis Jr.
captain of the Waverley team:
Waverley Portland Tualatin
Kerry Wilheim Neustadter
Bragff Willing- J. B. Wise
Na.pier Faweeit Metzgtr
Astbury Kay Sternberg
Cornell Lynn Hodgkin
Ayer Tuttle l-.ouis!on
Miller Haas Kosenfeld
Kettenbach Nicol Kahn
Pearson Lambert Poliiz
Sloeum Janes Lfrpman
(iillison Humphrey Klitz
Whitney Gross Hirsch
Thorn paon Cole Rosen fe!d
G.-arin . Sampson L. Sichel
Mackenzie Xa.h Colin
held Monday between Chief White and
several leaders of the league.
At this time. It was stated, allega
tions regarding gambling at other
parks in the league would be dis
cussed and possibly disclosures would
be made.
College Baseball Results.
Y. Cornell 2, Amherst 1
Swarth
, XJnl-
At Ithaca. N.
(13 innings).
At Annapolis, Md. Xavy 7.
more 0.
At Hanover, N. H. Dartmouth
versity of Pennsylvania 2.
At Worcester, Mass Holy Cross- 6,
Tale 4.
At West Point Army 2, Catholic Uni
versity l.
At Syracuse Lehigh 8, Syracuse 4.
At Bloomlngton, Ind. Ohio State 7,
Indiana 6 (12 innings)
At Notre Dame, Ind. Notre Dame 2,
Valparaiso 0.
At Princeton Princeton 8, Harvard 1.
South African Olympics Named.
CAPE TOWN, April 27. South Af
rica is sending to Europe a team of 11
athletes, five cyclists, six boxers, two
wrestlers and one woman swimmer,
to participate in the forthcoming
Olympic games.
TOO LATE TO CLASS I FT.
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just overhauled ; In line
terms.
six roadster,
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H. M. MOTOR CAR CO..
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future In steady growing business, re
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bees, clear thinking, able to develop as
the work grows larger; requires first
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ence, knowledge of ediphone useful. Give
age, experience, other qualifications fully
and phone number. P. o. box l!0tt0.
2-TON Seldon truck in Al condition; a real
bargain.
STATES AUTO SALES A TRUCK CO.,
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OAKLAND tourlnir in Al condition:
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H. & M. MOTOR CAR CO
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
Philadelphia 4, Detroit 1.
PHILADELPHIA, May 15. Bunch-
ng of errors by the home team in
the ninth today saved Detroit from a
shutout at the hands of Pitcher Nay-
lor, the locals winning, 4 to 1. Score:
. R. II. E.l R. H. E.
Detroit...'. . 1 6 llPhiladelph. 4 9 4
Batteries Leonard, Oldham and
Ainsmith; Naylor and Perkins.
Boston 1, Cliioa-
:o 2.
BOSTON, May 15. Chicago took the
opening game of the series today, '2
to 1, from Boston, Faber besting Pen-
nock in a pitching duel. For seven
nnings neither side scored, then rain
held up the game 40 minutes. Score;
Ti. H. E.l R. H. E.
Chicago 2 9 0Boston 17 5
Batteries Faber and Schalk; Pen-
nock and Walters.
1914 FORD touring. In fine mechanical
shape; looks like new; a real bargain;
$3Go; terms.
H. & M. MOTOR CAR CO..
353-35t Burnside st.
GASOLINE stump puller. better than
donkey engine ; fastest stump puller in
exist a nee. Double drum, three speeds; spe
cial mechanism for heavy pull at slow
speed; just the thing the donkey lacks.
Can show you this rig working near
Portland. If you are a contractor or
large land owner you cannot afford
to be without this machine, a tS46. Ore-gonian.
WANTED As active partner, a reliable,
ambitious, clean-cut man to help manu
facture a new confection in Portland ;
must have some cash to put into the
business; prefer married man and one
with gome experience in salesmanship.
Reply at once for interview. O 647.
Oregonian.
FOR SALE By owner, a real snap, a lot
i bxioo, good i-room house, garage,
woodshed, fruit and berries, good well
water at door: 24 blocks from Multno
mah station on Oregon electric. Price
yjoi; .)(M) down, $lu a month and inter
est. Call Main 9589.
REDS GUNGH HITS AND WIN
PHI LA D EL PH I A
CUKCKKD BY
XATIOXALS
CHAMPIONS.
Giants Beat Phillies, Cub Make
It Six Straight and Robins
Swamp Cardinals.
CINCINNATI, May 15. The Reds
bunched hits successfully off Causey
today while Sallee held Philadelphia
check and the champions won, 9
to 2. The score:
R.H. E. R. H. E.
Phila 2 9 IjCincinnatl 9 14 1
Batteries Causey and Tragesser;
Sallee and v ingo.
Chicago 5, Boston 1.
CHICAGO, May 15 Vaughn held
Boston to four scattered hits and
backed with great fielding by Terry
defeated the visitors, 5 to 1, making
it six straight. The score:
R. H.E.I R.H.E
Boston . . .1 4 ljChicago . .5 9 3
Batteries Fillingim, Jones and
Gowdy; Vaughn and Killifer.
Pittshurg 0, Sew York 2.
PITTSBURG, May 15. Nehf held
Pittsburg to four hits today and New
York won, 2 to 0. Adams was ef
fective except in the sixth and seventh
innings when the visitors scored their
runs. The score:
R. H. E.l R. H. E.
Nev York 2 7 0! Pittsburg 0 4
Batteries Nehf and Smith; Adams,
Hamilton and Schmidt.
Contests With Out-of-Town Sines
Especially Desired.
The Portland Baseball association.
through its secretary. Si Simonsen, is !
seeking dates for the 40 or more
tams who are members of the asso- i
tfiation, with out-of-town ugire
gations for Sundays and holidays.
Kspeeially would the association like
to hear from teams wanting games
for Lecoration day and July 3. 4 and
5. Each Sunday nine teams are open i
for engagements in other cities, it
being the policy of the leagues to
drop two teams from each classifica
tion for this purpose.
- This Is Portland's first experience
with organized semi-pro hall. The
secretary may be reached at 23
Chamber of Commerce building.
BATHING GIRLS DRAW SHRINK
Thousands of Nobles Expected to
Be on Hand to Judge Beauties.
Seven or eight thousand uniformed
Shriners are expected at the Oaks
Shrine week to do the judging at th;
bathing girls' parade. Stanley Hemp
hill, chairman of the SUrfne sports
committee, has char??t of the ar
rangements and says thy need only
500 girls for the parade,, and entries
will be received at 43$ Morgan build-
BOYS. why ride a motorclcle when $liOO
will buy a swell little 4-cylinder Grant
roaaater, electric ugh tea. wire wheels.
Kooa tires, iviaxon Horn. just over
hauled? Call Main 13tt0 toda. 201
RIvoli theater bldg.
FOR SALB West slope of Mount Tabor.
new modern 1 XM -story bungalow, 4 bed
rooms and bath, living room and dining
room, kitchen ana oreaKXast room, lab
E. Taylor. '
n919 BUICK ROADSTER.
My 119 Bulck roadster, in perfect
condition; motor Just overhauled; 3
cord tires ana bumper; looks like new.
Must Bell and will give, terms. East lib;
ROSE CITY PARK, vacant, coay. modern
4-room bungalow, finished in white.
oam, louei. electricity, ttas. lull oase
ment; $1U00, terms; move In. Tabor
1JKI0 DODOE DELIVERY
Run 3000 miles, perfect condition; cord
tires, genuine snap. $185 cash. East
7t-4. SiM stark.
375 AT 7 Der cnt; S.OO t 8 nr rpnt
$650 at S per cent; also seller's contract
at liberal discount. Fred W. German Co..
ijj v-namuer oi commerce Diag.
HAVE lfiO acres in Lincin countv. Or.
acres in cultivation, small house, splen
did land. Price $1600, or will trade for
rooming no use, t qui, uregonian.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
1919 OVERLAND 90 roadster in excellent
cond it Ion. Come In and see It; t50 ;
terms..
H. A M. MOTOR CAR CO..
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FOR 8 ALE Safe, soda fountain, cash
register, show cases, ice cream tables,
chairs and stools ; also 2 pool tables.
Apply at 171 X. 6th.
FURNISHED front room, suitable for two.
private family, use of kitchen and
dining room. gas. light and phone; 133
per mo. Mar. 175L
CLEANING and
tailoring, fine
taken at once.
dyeing shop, good for
district: price $t5 If
732 Sandy blvd. Phone
JtlAXWELL chassis, electrically equipped,
can give terms to suit. $370. Take part
In trade for what? iAtX Washington.
Main 4 SOS.
RED bug. take part trade for what? Or
sell. Leaving town. -00. Main 4SUS.
301 Washing ton.
SALE One-ton
guin, or will
East 4675.
Ford truck ; a real bar
sell attachment separate.
TWO gentleladies wish about June 1. care
nice home during summer for using
few rooms ii 684. Oregonian.
FOR SALE: 7-passenger 6-cylinder Stude
baker cheap. East 6877 for appointment.
WAXTED EXPERIENCED WINDOW
CLEANER. APPLY 66 6TH ST., UP
STAIRS. MONDAY 8 A. M. OR 11 A. M
FOR RENT 2 rooms in desirable home
for 1 or 2 gentlemen; also garage; rent
reasonable. Phone Sell. 1273.
FOR. SALE 8-room modern house, or can
be used for 2 families. Dealing owner;
no agents, laoor jum.
FOR SALE 2 lots 50x100. Bdwy. Addi
tion, 31st and Hancock; by owner, very
reasonable. f none wain. 233.
FIRST-FLOOR apartment, 3 nice, large,
well furnished rooms: adults; $43. 347
Hall st.
A DANCE by the Montavilla United
Artisans at I. O. O. F. hall. East 80th and
East Glisan streets, Tuesday evening. May
18. Good music. Admission 80 cents.
ONE good used Kingsbury piano; one How
ard piano ; also good violin outfit Mar.
14B1
26 CHOICE, 50x100 building lots, between
Division and Hawthorne, on 74th, $250
to $000 each. Call Tabor 8939.
FURNISHED H. K. rooms,
walking distance. East 5797.
llama ave.
$2.50 up;
275 Wil
DESIRABLE front room for one or two
modern home. Call Sunday or after 4
P. M. weekdays. Mar. 943. "
7-ROOM house, garden, etc.. suitable for
milk station. 82d st. E. 6136.
MODERN 4-room
Marshall 133.
furnished corner apt.
5-ROOM furnished cottage. 2S E. loth st.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms at 551 2d st.
ACRES fine land, ail Improved, directly
on Oregon electric line; 8 miles out, 5
minutes to station. Fine barn, good well,
etc. Will sell all or part. Terms.
Owner, Col. 786.
WANTED 10 to -60 shares Pacific States
1-ire stock at lowest cash price. fe. H.
and A. N. Hosum, investment brokers. 608
McKay bldg., Portland. Or. Phone Main
4X23.
A RESPOXSI BLE young business man
going east by automobile Denver, Chi
cago, New York, will represent a good
firm or individual in any capacity. V 630,
Oregonian.
WANTED Ford coupe equipped with
starter 19 or 20; must be in A-l condi
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agents. Call E. 1354 Monday. 10-1 P. M.
FOR SALE 2 acres. Skyline blvd. good
location, with good standing timber on
same; if interested write for further in
formation, or phone East 4."20.
. YOUNG man for bill clerk, experienced
in billing, shipping and use of compto
meter. See Mr. Long. Jones market. 4tH
and Alfler.
$750 TAKES a Sturges baby buggy and
basinette in good conaition. Henry Alar
tin, northwest corner 71st st. and Powell
valley road.
PENINSULA district, seven-room house
modern, electricity, basement, attic, Ra-
rage. goon iruit trees, grapes; one diock
from carline. O 235. Oregonian.
WANTED Young man to tally lumber on
side track, order cars and keep short
ages of orders; out of town; small mill
!14 Lwis bldg. Phone Main 15S.
FOR SALE Cheao. new leather 1 ounce
hail rack, front room table and leather
rocking chair. Phone Woodlawn 2460
before 2 o clock.
GOOD lot equity for carpenter and paint
ing labor, ur wnat nave you? Williams,
909 Chamber of Commerce.
UNFURNISHED 3 -room apartment
b'achelorr must ba- strictly modern.
27. Oregonian.
LOST Gold bracelet, stretched to
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East 3S9.
illp on
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GIRL. WANTED To clerk In bakery. Must
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Mississippi avenue.
MILIXOMAII BOXING SLATED
Fast Card Promised for Smoker
Next Thursday Xiglit
A fast bill of boxingr and wrestling
will be produced by the Multnomah
club next Thursday niprht in the club
grymnasium. Two feature wrestling
bouts and five boxing bouts will
make up the card.
One of the headline events of the
evening: will be the wrestling bout
between George Hansen and Carl
Freilinuer, both members of Multno
mah club. These two boys have met
several times, but neither has been
able to pain any decided advantage.
Another bout that is creating a lot
of interest is the match between
Virgil Hamlin, 130-pound wrestler,
and Keed of Franklin high school.
Keed recently got the decision over
Hamlin, but the latter promises to
turn the tables.
The loxing bouts will be made up
between corns of the fast boys under
the tutelage of Eddie O'Connel and
boxers from the University of Oregon
and Oregon Agricultural college. ,
A jazz orchestra will furnish
mumc.
ALB.VXY DEFEATS COLUMBIA
Portland Team Drops Game to
Fast Valley Squad.
ALBANY, Or., May 15. (Special.)
The Columbia university baseball
team of Portland was defeated by
Albany high school 2 to 1 in a fast
game here this afternoon. Eaci of
the pitchers allowed three hits, Al
bany winning on superior fielding.
Albany scored in the first Inning
when Haller reached first on a
fielders' choice and madje the circuit
on Butcher's two-bagger. In the
sixth inning Beamis reached first on
an error, was sacrificed to second and
scored on Wilkinson's hit.
Schaeker circled the bases for Co
lumbia's only score when his hit to
rii?ht field rolled to the far corner
of the lot, giving the Portland
lad a home run. Batteries, Albany
Beamis and Harris
and Quinn.
St. Louis 2, Brooklyn S.
ST. LOUIS, May 15. Brooklyn won
its second straight game from St
Louis today, hitting Jacobs and May
opportunely. The score was 8 to 2
The score:
R. H. E. It. H. E
Brooklyn 8 11 O.St. Louis.. 2 6 2
Batteries Mammaux and Miller
Jacobs and Clemons.
STANFORD TAKES TEXXIS PLAY
Phil Xeer Plays on Doubles Team
That Wins. i
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.,
May 15. Honors in the first annual
Pacific coast conference tennis tour
nament were carried off today by the
Stanford players, James Davies and
Philip Neer, when they defeated the
University of Washington tennis men
in both singles and doubles. Davies
won the singles championship and
combined with Neer in taking the
doubles title.
The best match of the day was be
tween Davies and Allen for the sin
gles title. "Washington and Stanford
were the only universities to enter
the tournament.
Today's results:
Preliminary doubles Davies and
Neer (S) defeated Waller and Barker
(W), 6-2. 6-1.
Semi-finals singles Allen W) de
feated Neer (S) 2-6. 6-4, 6-2. Davies
(S) defeated Taylor (W) by default.
Finals: Singles Davies (S) de
feated Allen (W) 6-8, 6-2, 6-4.
Doubles Davies and Neer (S) de
feated Allen and Taylor (W) 6-2, 6-3.
FKOSII DEFEAT SALEM HIGH
LOST One gray sweater at Sellwood
baseball park. Finder please telephone
Tabor :hmj.
CALL. AT 4MJ PITTOCK block for ladies'
suits, coats, dresses, blouses, hats and
shoes. Slightly used.
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MEETING NOTICES.
riTR OTP
THE SEASON.
EUREKA COUNCII 204.
Security Benefit Aasocia
tion. Monday evening. May
17. East side W. O. W.
hall. Eat 6th and Alder.
Good music by Jack: Carl
son orchestra. Come tor a
good time.
REGULAR tneetlBK et
Industry Lodire No. 8. A.
O. U. W..d floor. Pythian
bldir. (formerly Masonic
Trnnp). Weft Park and
Yamhill. Monday nlithu VJ
W. J. ALLEN. Recorder.
Tbe Moose dtnee commit
tee is giving dancing at
Moose ball. 18 4th ft,
every Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday niffht. Mil
ton Butterfield. the singing
cornetist, will be an attrac
tive feature with his fa
mous nightingale sons
Prof. P rasp's Moose orchestra.
WASHINGTON COMMAN
DER Y. NO. 15, K. T. A
special conclave will be held
Tuesday evening. May 18. at
7:ao P. M.. for the purpose
of conferring- the Order of the Red Cross.
Candidates will please report at Washing
ton Masonic hail at t p. -M.
G. P. EISMAN, Recorder.
GET READY
for the big pic
nic given by the
Ma iterr and
Wardens' and
Past Masters NV
association at Forest Grove for the Masenlc
na r. astern star home lund nn Uondiv.
May 3L
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Dunning & McEntee
FVNEKAL DIRECTORS.
Now located in their new residential fu
neral home. Morrison at 12th st, west side.
Telephone Broadway 430. automatic
The funeral home of refinement
ud distinctive service.
Note We have no branches nor any con
nections whatever with any other
undertaking firm.
EDWARD ROUS IAN
&SON
Funeral Director.
Third and Salmon Sis. Main 507.
Lady Assistant.
DOWNING & McNEMAR
Successors to Wilson A Ross. Multnomah,
Bast 7 th. East 64. Irving ton district.
MYRTLE CHAPTER NO. 15.
O. E. S. Officers and mem
bers are requested to attend
the funeral services of our
late sister, Elizabeth Buck
her, at Holman Chapel, Sun
day morning at 10:30. By
order of the W. M.
JENNIE ti. (iALLU WAX, See,
OREGON CIRCLE. NO. 171. NEIGH
BORS OP WOODCRAFT- Members and
their friends are requested to attend the
public meeting. Monday evening. May li.
at a o cincK. at iseignoors oi-wooacraii
headouartera buildine. 314 Taylor it. cor
ner of Tenth St.; given in honor of one of
our memDers. ur. tiatner Pom Loveioy.
All Neighbors of Woodcraft and friends
cordially invited.
BEHTIE H. BRINTZENHOFF. Clerk.
IVANHOE HOMESTEAD. NO 5038.
BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YOE-
MAN. will have a regular business meet
ing and full initiation next Wednesday
evening. May ItHh. at W. O. W. hall. 10th
and Taylor. Ladies in full charge for
month of May. Ail members requested to
oe present.
SOPHIA HOBSON, Lady Rowena.
PORTLAND STAR HOMESTEAD, No.
42, 'BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YEOMEN, will give a dance in the Turn
verein hall, 2ZZ 13th st., Thursday evening.
May 20. Admission, gents. 50c; ladles. 3.c.
Union music. Yetta Haines, correspond
ent, 205 Alisky bMg. Phone Main 6oo&
PORTLAND LODGE. NO. 200. FRATER
NAL BROTHERHOOD. Open meeing to
members and friends, w. o. w. ball, 12
Eleventh' street, Monday evening. May 1'
Refreshments. MARGARET SWORD,
Treasurer. Tabor 30S.
P. L. LERCH g
VPIPSflM Twelfth and Morrison Sts.
tlYlamN Broadway S3M.
BREEZE & SNOOK -.l-B-r'A
SKEWB8 UNDERTAKING COMPANY. Sd
and C:ay. M. 4l2. A Lauy assistant.
EXPERIENCED housekeeper desires posi
tion; will consider first-class rooming or
apartment house Phone Kaat fe2.
BY middle aged gentleman, light work ;
business experience; can give reference.
Phone Sellwood 1492.
YOUNG woman with year-old baby girl
wishes position as housekeeper for gen
tleman in city. 4712 East 65th st, S. E.
WANTED Boy, over 18. for factory work.
Columbia Mills, Inc., 346Vs Morrison St.,
1st floor Koyai oiag.
WANTED Girl for light factory work;
Columbia Mills., Inc., 34Gft Morrison, 1st
floor Royal bldg.
101 S FORD touring car for sale at a bar
gain, in fine condition. Call 14J3 Sacramento.
MIDDLE-AGED woman wants care of
children or do other work m evenings
for room, r 04a. oregonian.
MARRIED woman wanted for chamber
work; no objection to a child, all N.
21st st. Bdwy. 2729.
3-ROOM furnished apartment, i
rooms, immediate possession,
apts., 685 IrvinfT. Mar. 2S61.
,11 light
Baker
LOST -Engraved diamond engagement
ring, left on wash bowl at Mer
Frank's. Reward. Tabor 7420.
S273 BUYS 5-Passenger automobile in good
condition, run only $ IS, 000 milea 530
Spokane ave.
$50 BUYS Ford touring, like new. run
4100 miles; has $100 extras. 539 Spokane
avenue.
FOR SALE A fin plaid plaited skirt, size
4.i-inch hip. length 39 inches. Phone East
21!2.
FOR SALE 40 acres, across bay from
Newport and Yaquina Write for parti
culars, P B42. Oregonian. "
SUITE 3 rooms, light and pleasant: newly
naoered and borders painted. Call
noon or after 5:30 P. M. 534 Morrison.
THREE large, light, airv rooms. $22; may
be seen Monday. Waverly hall. East 26th
and Clinton sts.
BICYCLE, double bar, box handle, fine
tires, cost J."0, sell for $25. 784 Hoyt.
Sunday A. M. .
LEAVING city, will sacrifice my 5-pa.s.
touring car for $425. In good condition.
Sellwood 3323.
WANTED A woman or man checker. Ap
ply to the steward, Multnomah hotel.
ETHEL McCOY, chirooodlst. R00 Buchanan
bldg.. Wash., bet. 4th and 5th. M. aOGi.
A NEW 3-passenger Ford body,
71 35.
r-to-8 Score Piled TTp in Early
Morning Swatfest.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene,
May 15. (Special.) The Oregon frosh
had no trouble in defeating the Salem
high nine. 17 to 8, this morning in
seven-inning swatfest. The Salemites
started the scoring, bringing in
tally in the initial frame, but the
frosh soon overcame the lead and
held it throughout the rest of the
contest. Fisher, twirling for Salem,
allowed 14 hits; Holmes, in the box
for the frosh, allowed but 8. Fisher
passed - 2, Holmes 1, while Fisher
r.- M.. , nv YOUNG girl or middle-aged woman for
xe.a , general housework. 1B4 N. 2tst.
V. J 1 1 Wi I VI
uui Lite iirai ycai iiit-u nau uig
a lead to overcome. The score:
R. H. E.i R. H. E.
Oregon ..17 14 3SalemHigh8 8 4
Batteries Holmes and Manerude;
Fish'er and Sill.
WANTED Hotel man for operating; beach
hotel. Telephone 53ff-q.
WANTED Position
fined young lady.
as governess by
Phone Columbia 753,
FURNISHED ants, at The Kerrigan. $15 to
4 . Phone East lloO.
WANTED to rent, unfurnished house, 6
lO rooms, close In. Bdwy. 204.
GAMBLING MEET IS CALLED
Seal Club Owners to Lay Case Be
fore Civic Police..
WANTED Gas plate,
morning or evening."
Mar. 3840 Sunday
EXPERIENCED hemstitcher. 509 . Royi
bidg. .
SAN" FRANCISCO, May 15. Dr.
Charles- H. St rub, one of the owners
of the San Francisco baseball club,
announced that in reply to the de
mand of Chief of Police White of San
I Francisco for proof as to the alleeed
Columbia, Douglas I existence of gambling at the local i SIDE CAR Almost new. Bargain. Eat KB.
. baseball park, a conference would be.MQDEiC asw 414 AlU t XrhU ii(0.
LEATHER catalog for hrief
Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
cae. !09
Main 34S-V
LARGE front room. Vitrhen privileges
desired. 4R5 East Couch. East 8277.
WANTED Canoe. 17
or without motor.
feet or better, wit
AH 471, Oregonian.
LARGE
month.
mom. walking
4B7. E. Ash.
distance, $10
WRITE rotary dronhoad sewing machine
drawers: all attachments. Tabor ."
SEAMSTRESS wanted, 549 Morrison. Ca!
.Monnay morning.
Irvington's Best
The above home, at 774 Thompson street, which would cost you
$45,000 to replace, can be bought for less than $26,000. The last word
in modern improvement, best construction, and beauty. Large ma
hogany living room, with sun room. Pelow .is oak floored room,
20x30. with fireplace, for dancing and billiards or library. American
radiator vapor heat with gas for fuel the most costly heating plant
money can buy. Many thousands of dollars' worth of tile, including
all-tile baths and kitchen. Breakfast room and sleeping porch, oak
den or library, on first floor. One bedroom is double size, with fire
place has view of Mount Hood. If the best is what you want, phone
me for appointment to see this matchless home, or others $22,000.
$25,000, $26,000, $27,000, -$35.000 buys in Portland's best and most
beautiful homes.
R. T. STREET
"Good Homes Realtor
East 15th and Eroadway Kast i4.
Residence Kast 4280.
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF NORWAY
will hold their annual celebration on 17th
of May in the auditorium of the Knights
of Pythias building, west Park and lam
hill sts.. by a programme and dance. Ad
mission 55 cents. COMMITTEE
EMBLEM jtwelry, tmttona, charms, plaa
sew aes.Bn. Jaeger wroa.. eta at.
FR1 ICELANDER'S for lodge emblezsa
puik and stiMdala S10 Washington
DIED.
MeBRIDE At VfleKenOurg, Ariz.. May 11
James Donald McBrtde, aged S. years.
inn nf Mr. and Mrs. James McB'Ide,
brother of Edward. Robert, Roland and
Malcolm McBride of Chicago. 111.. Sara
McBride and Mrs. W. J. Holman of this
city. The remains are at r lnley's. Mont
gomery at Fifth. Notice of funeral here
after.
TRUMAN Tn this citv. at her late resi
dence. Forty-fifth avenue southeast,
May 13, Parah Truman, aged 4S years,
wife of Frank Truman. The remains ari
at Finley's. Montgomery at Fifth. No
tice of funeral hereafter.
FCNEBAL NOTICES.
- Homes -
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This 9-room, strictly modem house, located at 294 E. 24th St., one-half
block south of Havthorne, for sale at a bargain $10,000 by
GRUSSI & BENNETT
318-321 Board of Trade " , Telephone: JJaia 743
MILLER & TRACEY
Perfect Funeral Service for Iesm,
Independent Funeral Directors.
Washington street, between -tih and
1st streets, west side..
Lady Akditant.
Main S691. STS-S5.
P. FINLEY & SON
FUNERAL DIRECTORS,
aln 9. Montgomery ae Fifth-
McENTEE & EILERS
Funeral parlors with all the privacy of
home, ltith and Everett sts. Telephone
roadway 2133. Automatic S-l-oJ.
F. S. DUNNING. INC.
414 E. Aider. Phone Ei.t S?.
Perfect service, personal direction, free
floral chapel aua auto equipment.
.se
Eleventh
East 781.
and CI st.
T 183X
A. D. KEN WORTHY & CO.
5S02-O4 -'d st., Lents. Tabor 527.
. R. ZELLER CO.
592 Williama ave.
East 1088. c loss.
FLOBI'iTS.
AfiriJ 328 MorrisonSt.
''i- T.. -Portland Hotel Mar.75
JtzP$: 348 MorrisonSt.'
-storks - Bet.Brdwj.&Park Mar.257
cnarje Accounts solicited.
Smith's Flower Shop
Portland's progressive florist. We special
ize In funeral designs- 141 u 6th. opposite
Meier & Frank's. Main 7215.
ft
JAPAN FLORIST 16S-1T0 4th
St.. Firehouse Market. All kinds
of flowers. BeddinB and vegeta
ble plants. Japanese shrubbery,
nurbery stock, tubs, baskets, gar
den seeda. Special sale.
MARTIN & FORBES CO.
Florists, 3o4 Washington. Main 26!.
Flowers for all occasions artistically
arranged.
CLARKE BKO., florists. 2S7 Morrison st.
Main 77U. Fine flowers and floral de
signs. No branch srores.
PORTLAND FLORAL SHOP Funeral
sprays $l.o0 up. Bdwy. L'S0, 46 j Wash.
TONSETH FLORAL CO.. 2S7 Washington
St.. bet. 4th and 5th. Main 51l2. A lll.
MOM'MKSTS.
PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS
66 Fourth St.. Opp. City Hall. Neu Bros.
kfb BLAESING GRANITE CO I
I LI THIRD AT MADISON STREET
MACKET At the residence. 2C0 East
First street north. May 1.1. Mrs. Ann.
Mackey. beloved mother of Mrs. W.
ll.irnnrton. James W. and William
Macktv. all of Portland, and Mrs. Jaraei
McCarthy of Ely, Minn.; also survived
by tliree brothers and one sister. The
funeral cortege will leave the abov
residence Monday. May 17. at 8:45 A. M
thence to Holy Rosary church. East
Third and Clackamas, where requiem
mass will be offered at 0 A. M. Inter
ment Mount Calvary cemetery. Ar
rangements in care of Miller & Trace y,
BLASER At the residence. 2S8 Hamilton
stFeet. May 12. 120, Frederick Bli
asred 60 years, born In Bern, Switzer
land, beloved husband of Anna Blaser,
father of Mrs. Anna (J. Ural, oi lllia
mook. Or. ; Mrs. Nerna James of Los
Anceles, Cal. ; Mrs. Marie Calouri. Fred
S. and E. J. B!aer of Portland. Or., a
sister of Mrs. Mary Berger. a member
the Portlana iiruetn verem. rienus in
vited to attend the funeral services at
Hoi man's Funeral Pariors, Third and
Salmon streets, at 2 P. M Tuesday. May
18. 1U20. Interment Greenwood cemetery.
THOMAS At Oregon City, by drowning.
April rjvan rt. inomaa. iirpa ti
vears. beloved husband of Josie Thomas
and father of Mabel Thomas, both of .
1346 East Nineteenth street, son of Mr. ;
and Mrs. T. C. Thomas of Oregon City.
Funeral services will be held tomorrow 1
(May 17) at 2 o'clock In the residence !
funeral parlors of Walter C. Kenworthy, ;
1532-1534 East Thirteenth street. Sell
wood, under- the auspices of Hassalo
Lodge, I. O. O. F. No. 15. Friends in- I
vited. Interment Mt. Scott Park, ceme- 1
tery. j
H AN LEY In this city. May 15, Ada M. !
Hanley. agea ox years, oeiovea wire or.
John O. Hanley. mother of Mrs, Mabel
W. Walton and John W. Hanley of
Portland; Mrs. Lucy M. Holmes of Ya
cott. Wash., and sister of Mrs. Lena
Rosenberger of Lafayette. Ind., and Mrs.
Florence Hinkstone of Indianapolis, Ind.
Funeral services will be held Sunday,
May 1C, at 2 P. M., at the chapel of
Miller & Tracey. Incineration Portland
crematorium.
THOMPSON In this city, at her late resi
dence, 174 Kast lamoni street, Aiay 14,
Laura A. Thompson, aged 81 years, wife
of Henry Thompson, mother of Mrs. Ella
B. Howe and Edgar W. Thompson of this
city, Mrs. L. H. Mltchel. Whiting Thomp
son and Mrs. C. F. Borton of Los Ange
les, Cal., and Mrs. K. B. Fairbanks of
Denison. Tex. Funeral services will be
held Monday. May 17, "at 10 o'clock A. M.,
at Finley's, Montgomery at Fifth. Friends
Invited.
BUCKNER At the residence. 675 Overton
street, .May i. ivv, niuiaoeia ai. buck
ner, aged 79 years, beloved mother of
Phil Harris and Mrs. J. D. Abrams of
Portland, Or.; Charles Harris of Chicago,
111., and Lillian Harris of Banbury. Conn.
Friends invited to attend the funeral
services at Holman' s Funeral Pariors,
Third and Salmon-streets, at 10:30 A. M.
today (Sunday), May 18. 1920. Water
bury, Conn., papers please copy.
BERRY In this city. May 15, Amice
Berry, agea ao years, oeiovea wiie or
John, Inother of Boyd, Many and John
Berry of 5U4 Lake street. Funeral serv
ices will be held at the new residential
funeral parlors of Dunning A McEntee,
Morrison street at Twelfth, Monday,
May 17, at tt P. M. Friends invited to
attend. Interment family plot ML Scott
Park cemetery.
JORDAN At the residence. 4&5 East
Thirteenth eireeu norm, juay la, ju.u.
Julia C. Jordan, aged 52 years, beloved
daughter of Mary A. Jordan and the late
Colonel William H. Jordan. Friends in
vited to attend the funeral services at
the above residence, at 3 P. M. tomorrow
(Monday), May 17, 1920. Interment in
Rlverview cemetery.
3ALSEDO In this city, on May 14, Sotera
False do, agea -J years, oeiovea wire of
Theodore Salsedo. The funeral cortege
will leave the chapel of Miller & Tracey
Monday. May 17. at 8:30 A. M.. thence
to St. Lawrence church, 3d and Sher
man St., where requiem mass will be
offered at 9 A. M. Interment Mount
Calvary cemetery.
BRADY In this city. May 14, 1920. Edith
L. Brady, aged 41 years, beloved wife
of Reginald Brady. Remains will be for
warded by Edward Holman A Son. Third
and Salmon streets, Tuesday, May 18.
1920. to Carlton, Or., where services will
be held and interment made.
BARNETT At his late residence. 956
Bryce avenue. Lemuel E. Barnett, aged
70 years. Funeral services will be held
at the Portland' crematorium Sunday at
Z P. M. Friends invited. Remains at
P. L. Lerch undertaking parlors. East
Eleventh at Hawthorne.
GIBSON James Jr., May 13. aged 94,
died at the home of his son, H. F. Gib
eon. Barton. Or. Funeral at the home of
H. F. Oihson at 11 o'clock, Sunday, May
16. Interment Gibson cemetery
OREGON HUMANE SOCIETY
Investigates ail c a s " of alleged
cruelty to animals. Offices, room liO
courthouse. Phone Main 378 from
8 A. M. to 5 P. M
The society has full charge of the city
fiounu &i us nome, DJo uiumDia Don
evard Phone any time. VVoodlawa
764. Doga for sale. liorse 'ambulaoc,
for sick or disabled horses. Small
animals painlessly electrocuted where
necessary, and stray animals cared
for. All dead animals, cows, horses,
etc sicked up lree of charge.
Bates for ' '
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NEW TODAY.
Send Us Your Old Carpets
(We Call and Deliver)
Old Rori and Woolen Clothlnar.
We Blake Reversible. Hand-W oven
FLUFF RUGS
Room-Siie Fluff Rues. Woven.
S17.SO
Ru Ram Woven All Slaeau .
Clot bra Cleaning; and Uyelnar Uepts.
Mall Orders Send for IlookJct.
Feathers Renovated
Carpet Cleaning
9x13 Ron Steamed Cleaned. $1.50
WESTERN FLCFT RTTO CO.
S4 Union Ave N. Pfconc East 6518
IRVINGTON
HOMES
McDonell East 419
IRVINGTON HOME. S7000.
Open 2 I ntll 3 o'clock.
A real barpain for Sunday, in perfect
condition; just painted outside. All
ivory art paper: H. W. floors through
out; -full lot; fine furnace; no (Jarage.
Between 12tn and 13th on Thompson.
East 411.
IRVINGTON HOME. S50O.
In heart of district; eipht artistic
rooms; in perfect condition: two
blocks from Irvingrton club.
McDonell East 419
PALATINE
JUST
HILL
WAVER Li Y
STIiERAI. CARS.
L.1MOI7S1NES for funeral ervlce- JONES
OPPOSITE THE
GOLF L.INKS.
Twenty minutes out on the facific
highway, and extending- irom tne
river back on the hill for one-half
mile; is one of the most beautiful
Boots in Oregon. Hard roads, gas and
electricity. Prices vary from $1000
to $5000 per acre. Some Is beautiful
ly wooded, some cleared and cultivat
ed and some parked. NOW" is the time
to buv. Everything has gone up
and acreage will be the next.
MRS. HELEN S. TURNER
imm Spalding Hldg. Main SB8.
Edward E.Goudey Co.
mortgage; LOANS
- United State. Hark Hoildlns
FOR MORTGAGE LOANS
6ee Oregon Investment & Mortgage Co-.
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