THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY EYES ING OCTOBER 12, 1 .1003.
12
lilosra STORE
Corner First nd Salmon Streets
Our grand FALL SALE the past week 'proved
beyond a doubt that this store is headquarters for
; good bargains. You will do well to buy your supply
of Fall goods here. You can save from a third
- J to a half BETTER TRY IT TODAY.
Excellent Values in Walking Skirts
Loir prict if no bar to style or
quality here. Our good "are all
modeled after the stoat popular and
leading styles. But our policy is
to alvays keep the price down to
the popular lerel that Is the reason
you can buy here now high-grade
Skirts, handsomely ? trimmed- and
finished, at a faring of from one
third to one-half of the prices other
, stores are asking for similar goods.
We are shoving tome smart Skirts
at the following remarkably low
prices, considering ; the quality
' $2.98, $3.35 and
Mfe'S RULES
ARE AMENDED
UWXS AMD C1ABK STATB COMMS-
- SXOB DECIDES TBtAT TUT OATS)
tbb sxuoro-OBsrxma& too
muck Nwia-mis acts ' sirs-
JXOT TO KXTinOJT. ' ,
ADDITIONAL SPORTING
M'GOVERN'S HAND
BROKEN IN FIGHT
Appropriates $300,000 for BoUdlnga Mid
Grounds Against S38S,000 Asked for
Offers to Provide fOSOO for h Ore
gon Building la at. XxuU If the Cor
poration Will Balae tie Amount to
10,000. ,
At Saturday' meeting, of the Lewis
and Clark state commission- It was con
tended that toe rule. and - regulations
which had been drafted by Dtrector
Oeneral H. W. Goode gave him.' aa an
It la now explained that the reaaoM for
tne poor showing- by MoOovern In hi
Philadelphia fight with Willi!' laat
week waa due to the breaking of
hand in the second round. MoOovern
waa to have boxed Jimmy Brlgga in
Boston, but Manager Harris haa de
dared off all his enana-ements. The
,New York Evening World. In describing
me light, aays: 'Terry's broken hand
kept him. from .showing off his beat
pacea, and 'twas a pity, for he waa like
a race hors. Twitntv vniinAn on the
bit.' looked like his gait His hand was a
Dit Dad when he went into the ring.
And at the first punch cllcklt went
and It was all off with the left Making
a one-banded fight be got through the
opening eeaslon with flying oolora, 'tho
the work waa much . on the strenuous
order. He measured his man in the
second, and caught blm coming In, and
whipped, over a right 'haymaker.' Bang!
Plump Into Mr, Jack's eye. And down
went Jack. He fell on his aide, rolled
over, kicked about like a flah out of
water and, struggling to his knees, gath-
$4.50
Exceptional Values in Fine
Dress Goods
Gray or brown CheTiot,'.36 inches wide and an excellent good
Value, yorth 50c. We make ;tne. price during this
sale, per yard
Heary 'Ralnyday Skirting, JO inches wide, that will make up
into the nobbiest kind of satisfactory 1f
skirts... f
Zibeline . plaidi, 38 inches wide. This class of goods is quite
popular at the present time. Here is a chance to
get goods worth sixty cents at
All-wool Ladies' Cloth, In black and nary blue, fifty inches wide.
of Tery fine texture ; others are asking 65c and 70c AQ
for the same "sToodf our price It HfifC
49c
nw BrxxxcAV tax opxbs.
(Journal Special Service.)
- Albuquerque, N. M., Oct 11. The big
. territorial fair, which opened In this
. city today, la well calculated to con
vince the akeptlcai that New Mexico la
entitled to statehood. The exhibits are
numerous and of a high class and ahow
what New Mexico has accomplished In
recent years In the way of developing
her many natural resource. . The fruit
exhibit ahowtng the results of Irriga
tion under the most favorable condl
tiona. Is worthy of particular note. The
fair la to continue through the entire
week.
official of the local corporation, too ex
elusive power, leaving the commission I ered strength enough to find his feet on
without any control over tne ouuaings, i the count of "nine.' Pretty lucky boy
exhlbHs and governance of the the rair. that Willis. Had he gone over back
It was U--" --Tver, to recognise I ward, bumped". uis bead a trifle. Bant
un ur..4iw xeeacive head, and at the I Harrla and. Terry would have caught
same time adequately to protect the the early train back to Ootham. Willis
commission aa the representative of the I waa "wise' to Terry's bad mauler after
state of Oregon in the expenditure of I that and the knowledge kept him out of I
three years defeated the IT. O. second
team The line waa weak on the high
school side and could not withstand the
hammerings : given by "Bull" Penland,
Taylor, Brown and KuykendalL . Long
also, made the yardage for tlut seetmd
team a number of times. The second
team has been a good opposing team for
the 'varsity first team and haa given
the big fellows many worthy scrim
magea in the past week. The, defeat of
the high Softool waa looked for. ,
. ' WXXTB BAXSES Xtl niOl.
.-Journal Special Service.) ",
Philadelphia. Oct 11. Word was re
ceived in thla city -relative to the ap
pearance In thla country of Jabes White.
the present English lightweight Cham
plon. Some time ago- White expressed
a desire to come here and fight ' Joe
Oana for the title, an offer which the
negro promptly accepted. Aa soon as
the match was broached the San Fran
cisco clubs began to bid' for the com
bat One club offered a. 16.000 purse
and Waa prepared to have the scrap de-
ciaea in iNovemoer.or uecemoer.
, When White learned that hie services
were in demand he placed the match at
a high figure. In a "letter which' haa
been received by a local sportsman from
a friend who is acquainted with Whir,
the. latter now Insists that, he will not
fight Oana unless he receives a guaran
tee of 15.000 win or lose and $1400 ex
penses. White further insists that this
money, t (,600 in all, be placed with Al
Smith. In England at present fighters.
"" White's reputation, do wot-,
mora than $1,600 in one .battle. .
If
rv'?iVv' Important Sale of )''
Ladies' Pure Irish Linen Han'K'chiefs
eeaae ..80c; dosen -
I2 U2c Handkerchiefs at 9c, or ................ .......J.OO, dosen
. ISe Handkerchiefs at lie, or .$1.23, dosen
f, ;20e Handkerchiefs at Me, or............ $t.60, dosen'
73c Handkerchiefs at 19c, or................ ,..$2.20, dosen
' '33o Handkorchltfi at 26c, or....'.......'..,.........$3.00, doMon . .
; 80c Handkorchl0fM at 37c, $4.23, doMtn '
73e HandkorchlofM at 33c, OrPjeeeeejeeeeseejeeeS'eOOa fOM00 ,
7th Annual Fall Sale of Watches
-v. . . ;. . .-, : .
Attractive Spot tab In Walt ham and Elgin Mooomtntt
,(' ,V r z Boss and Fahy Casos ; ' -
Groat Sato -of Woman's and Children's Hosiery . and
Most Attractive Bargains In White Silks and White Dress
v -! , : , , . t -'.'; , v , ' vfc-'- . A i , 1 . r ' . . ', .
WXEfTXlira MATOst 0.
In tho Cloak Room
$606,000 of the people'a money,
Ooode'a Boies Amended.
The original ruin were amended so
as to retain the authority of determin
ing policy in the handa of the two
bodies, and giving to the director-gen
eral the authority of execution, subject
to revision of hla acta by the two bod
lea. Hence In agreeing to Mr. Ooode'a
plan of dividing the work Into depart
ments, and - the appointment of heads
thereof. It la now stipulated that ail
such appolntmenta shall be valid only
wher they have been Indorsed Dy tne
presidents of both bodies.
There will be Sve principal executive
divisions, as follows:
Division of works, division of exhib
its, division .of concessions, division of
exploitation, division of agriculture and
livestock.
Each of these divisions will be in
charge of a director appointed by the rM Annies
director-general of the Lewis and Ban Francisco
Clark Exposition company, subject to I Sacramento
the approval of the president of the Portland
Dreamland until the tlx rounds had be-)
come history. The best that can De
said for Will Is la that he was game
or crasy. A first mortgage on the United
States could not pay the average man
to take the beating, the Terror dished
out Did Quaker blue-lawlsm permit
Of decisions Terry would have taken the
verdict a city block."
(Journal Special 8ervlce.) '
Pittsburg. Pa.. Oct' 11. Tom Jenkins
of Cleveland, O., and Dan McLeod of 1
Nanalmo. B. C. meet -here October 17
in a catfh-as-catch-can style wrestling
bout:
0L9-TXM31 BOXZB SZAS.
STANDING OF THE CtUBS
(Journal Special Service.)'
London. Eng., Oct 11. Josh Cosnett
who :16 years ago waa a, leading heavy-
welghR boxer here, and who' seconded
VACXRO COAST UAOUX.
Yesterday's Scores.
Portland, 13-4; Oakland. 1-1.
axs Angeiea, -s; Ban Fran, 4-4
Seattle, 1-7; Sacramento, 2-2.
Then and Now
$12 Walking Skirts at ... ' etaeeeeeeeee $8.SO
$7.SO Silk Petticoats at-.. .......... $3.73
$2.73 Embroidered White Waists at $1.37
$2.23 and $2.30 Black Sateen Petticoats at $1.39
Home Furnishings
" $3.30 Portieres af...M.M. e eeeeeateeee $2.83
30e Art Tickings at.. 22e
Sale of Lace Curtains at, specfat......j.........$2.00 and $2.13 1
'' : f Sale of Blankets and. Comforts - .f-
ssssssaii
Frank P, Bavin In hla memorable bat
tie for the championship of England.
died there recently. Cosnett during his
Won.
4 AO
e AVO
Lwia and Clark Exposition company
ScattU
and
Iref erred Steek Canned 0eoda.
Allen Lewis' Best Brand.
Save Money
' W J -1 1
Ms
. - AVOI .
BOYS' '
OVERCOATS
- at Little Prices
lESP BOYS'
OXFORD
REEFERS
with velvet collars,
ages 3
to.....$1.50
YS'
BELTED
OVERCOATS
slash pockets and vel
vet collars, fO CA
sizes 3 to 8 ..vp.JU
BOYS' LONG OVERCOATS,
cuffs on sleeves and velvet
collars, ages 3 to 8 ... . . $3.95
e
FOOTBALLS and Mechan
ical Toys Given Away with
.all Boys Suits and Overcoats.
WHEN .YOU SEE IT IN OUR AD. ITS SO.
MQYER
(.ti l:' ;,...-' ,' ',. -:: , r .
CLOTHING
.. ; -. Third and' Oak Streets.
GO
and the rrmklent of the Lewla and . .
Clark Centennial Exposition commission,
and shall hold office at the pleasure .of
said officers.
For the purpose of Installation and
review of exhibits, the following classi
fication will be adopted:
Department A Education.
Department B Art.
Department C Liberal Arts.
Department D Manufactures.
Department E Machinery.
Department F Electricity. .
Department O Transportation.
Department H Agriculture.
Department I Horticulture.
Department K Forestry.
Department L Mines and Metallurgy.
Department M Fish and Games.
Department N Livestock.
- Aa to Building. .
The commission also retains authority
to use and enter all buildings erected by
the commission, with the proviso that
proper leasee ahall be drawn of a char
acter to protect the commission In' all
its rights. A resolution waa adopted
for the acceptance of the following ap
portionment of funda of the commie
alon:
Estimate,
States' building. $75,000
Machinery building 45.000
Art building and aaaembly hall.. 45,000
Forestry building
Entrance adm. building
Bridge
Agricultural grounds and ex
periment station
Dairy farm building.
Kite-shaped tracks on pen
Stalls for stock....
Grandstand on Peninsula 4,000
Light Installation Inside and out
side buildings. .......... 85,000
4
86
76
71
77
Lost
S
8
8
17
ts
104
P.C.
.8l
A Face that was pitted with Small- KrwiVtat .
pox, - wrinkled
from
marred by freckles as large as a dime,
622 changed Into one of 'comeliness and
- Y
460)
.425 I '
I
disease and veraal Jack. Wannop having . lowered
hla .colors.
VXABY TO BOX aTXUOBY
Seattle Wins Two.
Seattle. Wash.. Oct. 12. Mlaue Fish.
ers Sacramento team were the victims
or a double defeat yesterday at the
hands of Parke Wilson's men. Casey I
slipped and fell In trvlna- to field an I
easy pop fly in the ninth, which allowed I
Lumley to score the tying run, in the
nrst game. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
R.H.E.
Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 C 21
Sacramento . .000 1 00000 12 8
Batferlea St vraln. Barber and By-1
ers; neere ana uranam.
SECOND GAME.
R.H.E.
Seattle 0 S t i 0 7 10 1
Sacramento .1 0 0 1 0 0 2 4 2
Batteries Barber and Byers; Knell
T Hogan. Umpire O ConnelL.
a , . .
20,000
20.000
0,000
6,600
4.600
8,000
12.000
Total ...00,000
The sum thus aproprlated la 2300.000,
whereas the original sum the commis
slon was naked to give Is 1885,00
.Probably a .tenia Building.
The commission agreed to give $8,600
for a building at St Louis, if the corpo
ration will contribute 23.600.
The 'fair officials have been In confer
ence today with U. Otsuka, representa-
tlve of the Japanese government, who 1
n his way to St. Louis, where he will
arrange for the erection of hotels for
the accommodation of visitors from the
land of the Mikado. He is in th city
and goes from here to San Francisco,
thence to St. Louis.
A committee on electric lighting was
provided for.
IZ02UA COB CAXITXTAT.
(Journal Special Service.)
Peoria, 111- Oct. 12. The streets and
avenues leading from the Union passen
ger station to the Coliseum, where the
corn carnival will be held for the next
12 days, were today brilliant with flags
and bunting, marking the eve of the
carnival. All along the streets have
been decorated with corn, the ears,
stalk, tassels, etc., and the effect Is
wonderfully beautiful. The elaborate
decorations at the Coliseum have con
verted It Into a beautiful corn palace,
much prettier than when the carnivals
were held In the old Tabernacle. There
will be parades, band tournaments and
other attractive features each of the
12 davs. and Peoria Is preparing to en
tertain the largest crowds in her his-
JPBXCXIt i-
CHtld Crowns S3.oo
Sforeelain Crowns $3.00
Bridges' ...S3.00 per toots
Oliver rulings .....DOo
Full Set of Teeth, mounted-on rub
ber. $4.00. Best Set of Teeth that
can be made on earth.' mounted on
rubber, 17.00. . .
Office Hours Dally S a m. to f p.
. Sundays 1 9 a. m. to 12 m. Ti
phone. Main 279.
ALBA DEJVTISTS
Opposite Cordray's. :
Svea Break at Trlsoo.
San Francisco. Oct. 12. San Fran
Cisco and Los Angeles broke even In a
double-header ' yesterday, the Loo Loos
capturing the morning game at Oak
land and the crippled 'Frlscos taking
the afternoon game at Recreation rark.
The scores:
MORNING GAME.
R.H.E.
San Fran ..0 0102001 04 10 6
Los Angeles 20001000 26 7 1
Batteries Cutter and Leahy; I la 11
and Eager.
AFTERNOON GAME.
Re H. St
8an Fran '..1 0100020 04 4
Los Angeles 1 0 1 k 1 0 03 1
" .iiuisjii ,i i mil
- 1
, - : , I
(Journal Special Service.) .
-Milwaukee -Oct 11. Charlie Nearr
of Milwaukee,'' who' fought Toung Mow-,
att to a draw.. is matched to light Bat
tling -Nelson, before-the Badger Athletlo
club of Milwaukee in the wind-up. -Ed
die Santry andvJack'Daugherty meet in
the semi wind-up. The bouts .will take
place ln the Panorama' building on Oc
tober 1. . ' ' '
xooAW AdATjr Buurxsa.
(Journal Special Service.)
Chicago, Oct. 12. Malachy Hogan,
the well-known Chicago referee, who
haa been out of the boxing game for
the paat year owing to illness, is back
In harness.' Hogan haa opened a pala
tial sporting resort here.
'Frisco turned the tablea on Los An
geles last week, but little Llndsey is
entitled to most of the credit, as he
pitched and won three of the four wins
I scored by Harrla' men.
Mrs. ODoamell Before Treatment.
Charlie Bchwarts saya he will . spend
the winter in Oakland and Ban Fran
cisco. Charlie will be with the Coaat
league next aeaaon.
Thla woman la well known
land. She la 39 years of age.
years old ahe was. afflicted with small
pox. the disease leaving her most horri
bly pitted. She bore thla humiliation
with fortitude for 82 years, as well as
the additional aggravation of -wrinkles
that .o rv m with oqd r and . th. tii.thn.
naileries Dinorajr BIIU UHtnii WI Unrrnr n mnnatrnna epnlrlaa . ill'ha..
VAUGHN, 301-302 McKay building,- and
Mrs.' O'Donnell Is on : exhibition ' there
everv afternoon' this week ' wlsnre - In.
terested "ones Tmajr Bee' her t f or , them
selves and hear, her' own story of ..the
change. Call any time between 1 and 5
I p. m. She Is a sight worth seeing.
Harrv Rlaka anrlrif tha hall An tha
In Port- nose vesterdav. securlns? six hltii ntii tt
When 7 I nine times at bat in the two rum, an
average of .887.
ATHLETIC CLASSES .IN
Y. M. C. A. ASSOCIATION
h wvv ev v . wiiiii uwiwiiu uiuiwci 3
n the classes, and this number Increase
ing daUy.r the .-Portland T.- M. C. A. : has
begun. Ita winter work, in physical cul
ture. .Instructor Babbitt haa divided the
scholars .Into classes for boys,' working
boys, students, business men, young men
and women. These classes have "been
sub-divided lnto.sg.uads, there now be In
22 that - meet each week. Mr. Babbitt
ia assisted In the work of training the
members of his classes by 12 volunteer
assistant Instructors. The volunteers
also conduct classes at the Alblna and
Sunnyslde boys brigade and the Jewish
boys' manual training class.
The business men's clubroom haa sep
arate lockers and baths. The boys ard
separated from the grown members and
are to have a locker room by themselves.
A fencing club will be organised next
Saturday evening. .
BAPTXS7 STATS COBTZHTXOB.
(Journal Special Service.)
Anoka, Minn., Oct 12. Three hundred
delegates, representing the 28.000 Bap
tlsts of Minnesota, are gathered herd
for the annual state Baptist convention
which will be In session at the First
Baptist church during the next foua;
days. TM program provides for ad
dresses by a number of prominent
speakers, in addition to the transaction
of a large amount of routine business.
POST SEASON GAMES
ANOTHER SALE AUCTION
On Saturday Morning. October 17th, at 10 o'clock
At Cincinnati.
FIR8T GAME.
R. H. K.
Cincinnati . . ..7 18 8
Cleveland 6 10 4
Batteries Suthoff, Harper and Schlei:
ttnoaaes ana addoh.
SECOND GAME.
R.H.E.
Cincinnati . , 1 7 1
Cleveland .- ,8 7 2
Batteries Regan and Schlei ; Dono-
hue and Bemls. Attendance 5,700.
At It. Z.OU1S.
R.H.E.
Nationals . . 12 0
Americans . . 6 14 81
Batteries Brown aniRyan: Pelty
and Shannon.
J
MADAME I M. - VAUGHN
301-302 BTXAT BCXtDnrO, TXZXD
ABD STABX 8TBEETS.
At Chicago.
. 7 R.H.E.
Nationals . i 0 8 01
Afrierlcana . . ' 2 6 11
Batteries Lundgren and Kimg; White
and Sullivan. Attendance 11,000. .
SATURDAY'S GAMES
At Pittsburg.
Pittsburg
Boston . . -
Batteries Fhllllppl
Toung and Crlger.
and
R.H. El
.3 10 3
.7 11 4
Phelps;
' At St, Xonls.
-FIRST GAME.
R.H.B.
Americans ...... 19 4
Nationals . . 13 16 2
Batteries Sudhoff, Morgan and
Shannon; Murphy and Ryan.
OiUCUMU UAMci.
R.H.E.
Americans . i 1
Nationals Z 8 1
Batteries sievers and eugden: Mc
Farland and Ryan.
At Cleveland.
FIRST GAME.
R.H. B.
Cleveland . . 4 10 1
Cincinnati I 4 1
Batteries Moore ana ADoott; uann
and Pelts. .
' SECOND UAMJS.
' . R.H.E.
Cleveland . 8.7 2
Cincinnati 1 1 6
Batteries Bernard, ana Abbott; sw
ing and Pelt. m .
1 Jiset ' N
:, -'v: ' - vTp,'-'latt)y-.:::.
Xrs. ODonnell After Treatment,'
EZaBXAJTS ICXOOIr Cost 930,000 Tire Blocks from Property.' '
Eighteen Iota were sold last Saturday and it rained like Sam Hill nearly
all dev. We have 31 OP TZB TX1T BEST . LOTS un. and thev must be
my time to the practice of dentistry, a profession I have followed for more,
than a quarter 01 a century, iiavimr. nttea up tne nnest dental parlors in the
state, I shall hereafter give my profession my entire time and attention,
therefore this choice property, the cream of the residence section of the city,
must be disposed of at whatever it will bring. NO RESERVE NONE HELD
BACK. TUBUS 5 per cent cash, balano $10 per month. Take V car, Flrat
and Washington. For further particulars, see .
Dr. L,. Me, DAVIS, Dentist
1 40fl, 403, 404 Kohawk Bldg, Over Boberta Broa.' Store, Third and Morrison.
At Chicago.
R. H. E.
Nationals . . ....... .s......... 4 9 C
6 2
Alt.
Americans
Batteries Weiraer
rock and Sullivan,
and
.2
Kling;
TAB8ZTT SOWBS XXffX SCXOOIV,
.(journal Special Service.)
University of Oregon, Eugene, Or.,
Oct. 12. Saturday's football game be
tween , the IT.. O. second team and the
Eugene High School team reaulted In
defeat for the latter by a score of 6 to 0.
The srame was a fair exhibition Of snort.
JuiL"Aowand .devoid of brAliance on ac
count of a soggy Held and a rainy after
noon: The winning team had Its hands
full , to administer defeat . to the high
school team, .which bas - for the past
Stop That Tickle
El? tf !W(fiW
0WOHI S
:Menthol--Hoarhotind--Eu
'. 7;