. , : - SiS-- T - T - 1
t- ' . ... ..' -k.'- 1 . . - . I : . .. ..,....-, . . v
yyMMMMMF4 V
. . . :. ..-
srftAAAAA A n:
'FRISCO HE WINS
TWO FROM BROY
? ttit tttt- i iTTint rv M? cnnnT t
MwMsM
HNS
svtum mro vii baoobBJ
z nra vouraro. awd
i
f i
was Totrcxxo vr in tn sbo-
a
oo oohtbct acomxc or BOTB
oamxs.;. ;"" "."
i" Mammal BmcUI Bervlc.)
; San Francisco. Mir 80. Th 8eJs
rifuti Portland twice yesterday, 4 to
and 1 to . The morn In ir irame at Oak
land wa a pitchers' battl. in wnien
gutter's support waa not aa good aa his
opponent's. Tha afternoon game waa a
luauw imtrit until tha ninth, whan
Leahy's two-bagr sconed tha winning
run, Tha scores werew . ,.
; .l:a, .. - m-- portlan n,- -
' . ' - 1R.R.R PO. A. B
rtMKiiifi 'ii' r. ....... 401 4 l
McCreedie. r. 1 ....... 4 t
Nadeau. L f. ........
Heck, ID. J
Kranele, B. a. ...... 4 '1
Murphy, lb. 4
fteclman, b. 4 I
15 11
Hhea, c ..... j ; ;
JButlar.
B. I V
, Total ' ....'..... H 4 11 4
' , ban rttANci8ca .?
V - ' ARRttPftXR
H1Mtra'nd. L . '...v. 4-1 v 1 1- -
,Vldron. t L 4 , J
junr, r. x. .,.....
ijrwln. b. ...! 4
,Maay, lb. ......... 4
Anderaon,. a. a. 4
'Reita. lb.' ........... 4
rOorton. O. ........... I
0 11
1 Is f
t I- I
I:!
Knell, p. 0 J
r .Totia . t r.tsarl r n i
f HITS AND RUNS BT INNINQ8.
10.
r ' r ! f
r nits . .:....;.. I
is?r!fT?.::::niniU.5
!;
1
J- v.; ,:' ',8UMMAHT,7:lp "c v--,
Stolen ! basa PranclVBtealintn.
!Three-base hits Waldron, Hlldebrand.
. Two-bi hit Steelman, Drenna. Oor
ton. First baaa on arrora Sn Fran
claco, 4. First basa on called balls Off
Butler, l: off KnelL . Left on bases--Portland,
6: Ban Francisco, 8tru
'out By Butler, 1: by Knell, 1. Time of
aame One boup and flt.mMteVy..Vm
,plra Huston. , r , y -:- (.- . v' j rf
V' V''."';f, Aftaraooa Oama.X ;v.:?;
i ., '- v : PORTLANIX J.'.; . "r ,
. v ARRRPftAa
'Drennan. O. t t I i i
jMcCreedla, r. t B ! 1' 1 S
.Kadeau. L t. . . 4 10 -
BecK, XD.
1 1
Francis, , s. . 4 0 ' .
Murphy, lb. rl 0
eteelman, lb, ....... 4 1 0 , 1 1
iBhea. c ............. 4
6. S
Iberg. p. 4 1
1 0 i.l
J - ; SAN FRANCISCO, ; ...
Hfldebrand. L t ..... 4 0 0 0
,0
iWaldron. c t ....... 6 I I' I
'Waldron, o. r. ....... a j ! J f !J
Meany, r. X. ......... I J' J , . t
iLeahy, lb. ........... 4 1 1 10 1
Anderaon,- a a. ...... ; J v .
Jlelti. 2b. ........... itUl?i
t'A': :::::::::: I III I
Totals
.IT
T 14 tl IT
- v ' ' .
;"Tw men out when: winntat rn was
. scoreo. ' : .. -
RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS.
Portland .. ,.... 0 0 I 0 0
Hit. . . ..110)1110 111
- San Francisco ...0 j 0 J I 0 1 &
lt Hits , 10 14 111 114
:VSUMMAKT, -t:
? Stolen' bases Drennan. MeCreadl.
Murphy. Btaelman, Waldron. Meany I.
Helta Hits Off whalen, t; off Jones, t,
t Two-base hits Iberg, Meany. Leahy.
Bor-i-lflf-. , lilts Hlldphrand. Francla
r i i V TJ 1 . n V . Q a n
Tranclsco, I. First baaa on called. balls
Off I berg. I: off Whalen, l: on Jones,
,1. Left on bases Portland, Ban
" Francisco, !,"' 8 truck out By Iberg. 4
-by W'halan, Ij by Jonea. 1. -Paased bal
Bhea. - Time of rc Two hours an
mlnuUs, Umplrer-Uuston. ,-
VATX0aTA XSAOTTB.
- Won.
......
Xst
PC.
tTilearo
10
10
.697
.'New fork; ; 0 .J7
-Cincinnati . ....... ..IS ,' 11 .1(4
. Pittsburg K, ....... ...1 .vJ ....471
,St.-Loula ...... ...lt -w-lT .4417
Brooklyn- -r -sl '
" Boston . . IJ
1 '
.40
20
14
.175
rblladeipbia . . ....... a
.170
;'taS:,;,: At Chlaaa-e.
Chc&KO ti . 0
- . iPlttsburr ..If t
i V Batteries-rWlmr aad CNelU; Leaver
-fandbelps. -
Ai Olaotaaatl.
Cincinnati
) VHJV1UH., ........................ . V .
Batteries -r Hahn and pelts; Nicholas
.ana earzoss.;. .
;;V r ' .' . , a ; m ' ' R. B. D.
:' ? As BrooUja. -
' ' , ; R. H.E.
Brooklyn . ................. 10 1
TNw York T. 7 11 1
" Batteries Poole and Bitter; Wllsa
and Warner.
" CTCXJI ' WBOOSO ' BEATZV. ;
(Journal Special Serrlee.)
, Parts, May 10. Geo set won th bl
,i cycle race from Bordeaux and Paris yes
terday, malting the distance between the
'.two oltles In 1S:0S:04. This Is a record.
Exchange
131 Fourth Street
Cotnmissiona received on an
Eastern and California races.
: Direct vyire on all sporting
',;Vj.; events, v-' ; : "...
. ffasma 'Mala;. 1414".';'"
:'-.V ?
j POR TLAND CL UB CA FE
' 'I!- ' "'''-"V HERMITACE ' WHISKEY,; .'r 7'
'All Leading Crtads of (pilars. ' ' , Lunch at 9 1 m.
jr 'll4l4wfclsJ,
la)".' --'tw4lr-'.e'
; ' .. . - ,-. . ... : . .-' ...... .
TTTyTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT
UMPIRE O'COMLL IS
I MOBBED AT TACOMA
. v Uoaraal pcUl aVrrlea.) '
TacOma, Waalt. May 10. Umplrs
O'Connell called Sheehan's hit a foul,
which virtually robbed Taooma Of the
mbrnlnr Kama yesterday Alter the
ram waa over the umpire' was - as
sailed by an angry nob of fans, lie
took: refuse In tit clubhouse, from
whence he wont down town by th aid
streets. '.!. - .
Park Wilson cot Into aa altercation
with a small .boy, whom he struck for
throwing- a cushion. .A bystander took
tha boy's part, and sailed' Into Wilson
with th 'result that tha Seattle man.
agar was handled so roughly that hi
men had to carry him to tha cars.
Truck Eagan mad two bom run.
Th soor! . ,ti i f j
Taooma ............. ..... 0
Seattle, 11
Batteries Fltsgerald. Oaleaki and
Oraham; C Hall and Blankenshlp,
arnrfcea Aaala ra Xanssa.
Seattle. Wash.. May JO. Jay Hughe
made his first appearance for two weeks
and held tha visitors at' all dangerous
times. , Ha waa touched up for eleven
hits, but allowed only one score. Over.
all waa batted ut of th box In th
third and Keefe, who succeeded him.
fared Uttle better. To score:
Seittl . , 4 1 1 0 0 0 10 IS
Tacoma..... .001 00000 1 11 5
Batteriea r Overall. Keefe and Qra-
Ii.m- U.tKA Art A Xlla .1..BKln iTmnlr.
O'Connell. -. , ,
. Aagals Xlamk OaJdaaA.
Loa An gale. May 10. Doe Newton
wss tn his regular abut-out form yea
terday and blanked . tha Oak, allowing
but four bits. "Th soor:. ,
to Anreles . ..'.0 0 0 0 1 0 1 f 0
Oakland . . .....00 0 0 00 0 0 00 4 t
Batteriea Newton and Bpiea: Bcnmiat
and yrn. . , ... . .. ,!',,
v
PAOirZO OOAfT UAQTTB.
."! i-- . ' , . Won.
Lost'
25
2S
11 .
t .
PC.
.67
.t
.650
Oakland V . ....... i..,14
Seattle .'. ,.SI ,
Tacoma . . ...... IS
Loa Angelea ........f,tS
Ban Francisco .......17
Portland k
.541
.4T
.11
rAczrxo jrAnosTA xjulOvx.
. : .. ' Sntt BfAts Boise.
Butte, Mont,' May 80. Costly errors
lost tbe game for Boise yesterday. The
heavy batting of both teams was th
feature. Th score: - ;
Butta . . ... . . .0 0 8 0 01 11 1 11 14 I
Boise.. .;. ....1 1000 101 1 10 7
Batteries Quick and Spencer: Wrlaht
ana uanson. umpire Mocanny. .
'Xllmnt BlaaltsSalt 'iaJckCl
Bnokana. WaalL.' May 10.' Pitcher
Hoar was too much forAh Elders yes
terday and Bpokane won a shut out. Th
SOOr. rv --i -r -; -.,
finnka'na L....0 0 0 0001 84 11 0
Bait La.ka .I....O0 00 0 0 0 0 00 7 1
uaiieries noun auu nvnimj , uaivr
ana liausen. umpire onarp, ...
ALERTS DEFEAT THE'
- v 6 BUNKER HILL BOYS
The Alerts defeated the Bunker Hill
1
earn yesterday moraine at their (rounds
by a scor of 16 to S. ' "
Th features of th gam .war th
batting of Pfaft and. Connors, and. tha
pitching of CrandalL Crandall bad hi
opponents completely at his meroy dur
ing tha entire game, and bad It not been
for the errors made behind him would
have ahut them out. , - , .
In tha fourth Inning tha Alerts took
A liking to Bandycock'a curves and lined
out four singles and one triple, wnion,
with two errors, netted them ten runs.
Th Alerts played a brilliant fielding;
Harold's mplrtnrwas anotherHfeat.
ore, being entirely satisfactory to cotn
sides. The llae-up was as follows:
Alerts. Position. Bunker Hill.
Connors ..........a............. Jodon
Crandall p........ Bandy oock
Lamotte .. ..lb. ....... .O. Newell
C. CajnpbeU.M....2b....M... Anderson
Orey ........,. a a. .4.... ..8, Newell
Pfaft ............ .Sb.. ........ Houston
Bchuster .......4..I f ........... Taylor
Drangarj 1 iv. . . .c f . , , .u... r Kennedy
D. " Campbell ......ft .". Ouerln
HITS AND BUN3 BT 1NNINO&
";' IIS 4 5 4 7 8
Alert . i....O 4 010 J j J J 'It
H1U 0 0 0 i 0 111 1
Bunker Bill 1 - 0-4- 1 - 0 - 0 8
Hits.. ... I 9 V , v it
. '8TJMMART.
Bom 'n Pfalt--'"'Thr-bar- UK-
Connors. Two-basa hlta Lamotte,
Querin. Btruck out By .-Crandall,.- ;
by Bandyrook, 8. : Baaea on balls Off
Crandall, 8: oft Sandycock. 8. Errors
Alerts, 4; Bunker HU1, s. Umpire Har
old, . . .; vi
POBT&ABD STnOTTEBAir UBAOtTB. !
' f" " Won. Lost P.a
Alsrts . . .............. t 1 .600
Bunker Hill . 8 S .800
Multnomah.. ......... 2 8 .400
Nonpareils , . ......... S 8 .400
AXBCTAOBTttAJTO UBAatTS. '
Testerday's scores and the standing
of tha Alblna-Fortland league are aa
follows: ; .;.."- .
Upper Alblna. .0 001010114 11 S
K Portland .81J04OO1 11 11 I
Batteries Boggs. Jackson and La
zollet; Llstman and wuson. , ,
W. Portland ..46001002 -t-11 18
Lower Alblna .200000000 2 2
.Batteries Katterman and Cline; Bab-
eock ana Has, umpir Mwajiey.
; Standlnf of the Clubs.
- Won. Lost
n n
West Portland :.... .2 0 .
North Portland . . , . ... 1 1
Lower Alblna , ..... 1 X
Upper Alblna ...... . ... 0 ; 2 1
1.000
.106
.500
.000
8XATTXB &A0XO8SB SBAM
(Jooroal Bpeclal Service.) t .
Tacoma. May 86. In an exciting gamt
of lacrosse played here yesterday after
noon the Seattle team defeated th Ta
coma players by tha scor of I to 4.
THE " OREGON DAILY JOURNAL,' PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING', MAY SO. 1001
' Edited Ay
J. A. HOHAN
Mr
RANKIN'S TEAM
DEFEATS SCIIILLERS
8za wax. xatyxs, ow tn
TO .. AZVOaiXAJTSS, , KTOXXB
aJoutxb oakb Z.XTTOWS sxry.
yOBT CAXSS CBTZBAfi COSTXT
W tfT.n ! W A V m w -
w eaaaawar oiaaaavnBJi -
Bl Bill naynes waa delegated to do
the pitching for the All-Portlands, yes
terday, .and h obligingly tackled tha
jod. Hugo Belbels complained of a sore
arm, and therefor "Little Willie" had a
chance to display his ability In th
pucning una. ' . . v., v - iK
Haynes dots not preUnd to b a slab
artist B prefers .to. pUy first base.
but If he can gat away with, what he has
la the throwlnz line. A, h did veatea.
day. Jack Rankinwould do well to us
him reguUrly In the box. Haynes' op
ponent in the pitching; lin waa Henry
Lettow. , Lattows pitched an excellent
game, ana out lor a coupl of Question
able decisions dispensed. by Umolre
Uurley Stevens nd his team-mates' wild
throwing; mlaht have won hla aama Ha
struck; out seven of th Allr Portland
sluggers, while Haynes made way with
rive or the Bohlllers In this manner.
Claude Bchmeer covered shortstop for
the All-Portlands and made hla lone
error on th first ball bit cown to him.
which bounded badly. After that th
kid had 10 mora .chaneee and handled
every one In clever style. He also atole
two bases and 'otherwise helped mate
rially In the victory of the All-Portlands.
Jack Rankin and Archie Parrott also
put up ".splendid fielding- exhibitions.
Bredemeler - and Hart distinguished
themselves by making difficult stops,
but marred their work by heaving; the
ball yards out of reach of Also Mclnnis,
the cleer first-baseman. ,
Cal Gllea fanned out the first three
times he was at bat but on the fourth
tlm tip h tore off th longest lilt of
th day, a tbr-bagger to center-field
fence, ' ..' t . '...(.
Hughes, wh played right on ' th
Schiller team, la a clever player, very
fast going- to first and a good base
runner. His one chanoe In tha outfield
was accepted cleverly. Slavln's work
back of th bat was ail that could br
asked. , ,. ;.. . ,
V Aside from the bad throwing; th
gam was well played and enjoyed by
thos who wr present t ,,, ,"
Ed Rankin was on th grounds, "but
could not be found When the game was
called, and, Burley, Stevens was Im
pressed as umplra Th scor: '
' , v ALL-PORTLANDS. ."
,' -' ..-v, . irj'AB. R.B.PO. A.B.
Dcnmeer, a. s. ....... 1 1
Kanun. ZD. ....... a s 1
4-1
Patterson, 8b. 4.1 01
Haynes. p.-... ...... v 8 t,.l f
Corliss, o. t 4,18 1
Giles, r. f. 4 1 1.0
A. Parrott lb. 4 I 1
Blavln, o. ........... 4, 0 0 6
B. Parrott, L t 4 0 11
S 0
. Totals,,.. ...... .,87 17 15
AB.RB.PO.A.B.
nan, s., a. ........... & z 1 01
Heltsmatf, o. ........ I 1 j 1,
Zandera a f. ........ S 0 1 4' 0s
maunders, l k, ....... 0 Oi 0 0
Mclnnis, lb. I 9, 0 IX .0
Hughes,, r. . f,,,,t f - I -1
Wandla. lb....,.. 0 0 8 5 1
Bredemeler, 8b. ,,.M 8 0 8 ' 0 8 2
Lettow, p.
.,....
0 010
Total .. ......... ,88 24 11
RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS.
11 t 4 11 7 11
f
All-Portlands ....0 1800140
Hits . , ........0 1I1IIM "
Bchtllers , 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 18
hlllers , , 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 18
H1U . i ....... J Mil 10 018
''.I', r '', SUMMART. '-P': x-
Earned ran All-Portlanda 1. Stolen
bases SChmeef 2. Rankin. Corliss. Pat
terson. Hugnes. ases on oaiia us
Haynes, 1; off Lettow, 1. Struck out
By Haynes, 0; ny lettow, 7. rwo-base
nu uoniBB. . -i nree-oaae nit uiiea
Doubla play Rankin- te A.- Parrott,
Jjttt on bases vAll-Portlands, if Bchil
lers, 11. Hit by pitched ball Saunders.
Bredemeler. , Passed balls Heltsman. 2,
Wild pitoh-r-Haynes. Umpire Stevens.
. ' , ASB2UOAaT UAOVB.
- Won. 1 Lost .
PC
.07
.tit
.678
.8(12
.BOO
.460
.843
Boston .-. .............. za .
Cleveland . . .,.......!-
Phlladel nhla -....... 1 -
New York :r . . . ; ....... 1 8 j
Chicago , ...... . . . ... 1 8
14
18'
II
24
Bt. juouia ............ .IB A
Detroit i .11 '
Washington .......... I ,
.200
, At Cbloaro.
- TL TL R
V Illl BKl, , . ....................
Mri
. . - 7 ,.j:....x- ..i.. -
wi.'cmuu . . ........
Batteries Altrock and
McFariand;
Hess and .Abbotts - - - - -
bos Aws anr bbws.
A large number of Multnomah Rod
and Gun club members were out at the
trapa yesterday and enjoyed the snort
Carton won the Globe trophy and Cald
well won th Inman medal. Th scores
were:
! ' Shot at T(rnlcM.
uaiaweii M. ........ ...8S
Carlon ................ 40
68 80
85 88
65' 86
63 82
81 81
63 80
68 78
84 68
17 68
38 66
14 64
45 60
26 62
.'86
Hlllls ................ 65
Abraham ............. S
Remington ............100
Watmer
65
ajuB
78
60
25
60
75
60
28 v
Inmats
af ajt
Cook ;
. , .. ......... , .
Klernan
Noxid
MTKlXlUJrS TBAM WUfS.
Th McMillans .defeated' the Goose
houows Sunday by. the score of 14 to
13. Franey pitched a fine game for the
McMillans. Th lineup was as follows:
McMillans A. Gram. catcher: J.
irrainey, pitcner; d. stiver, first base
P., Jost second ;basej ; O. Kins;, third
nase; a. teweiien, shortstop: C. Alex
ander, left Held; 8. Jamison! center field;
oa. -iroy, ngm neia.
Goose Hollows T. Gardner, catcher:
X Dorney, pitcher? O.' Boade, first base:
w,, jjegroie, secona - base;, M. Bentoit
tnira oase: u. jjorney, shortstop; J. Vln
cent, left field: E. Vincent center field:
urn, ngnt n.a. ? .-ji1 ,.-
Umpire Walter Wise.-- v ': sr';y:
; BEinrXB.WAl.XBS WXBT,
Th Behnke-Walker team defeated the
Defiance .Tea ompany team yesterday
in a nouy conteetea rams of baseball
by the score of t to 3. Tha features
were the batting of Ott Dillon. Schuld
and -Robertson for Behnke-Walker, and
of erdon.:Touna,-and i Wilson of the
Tea ompany. Batteries B.-W,. Tlb-
hett, and Schuld; D.' T Co Riddle and
Young," - - - - - y. i -k
IBoxlnff schpol, Tom TraceyioS f tb. Eti
:'.Lr T. ; .i .- 1 II I , 4 . f-.-i-.-fT
X J. KNEI8LK,
A 'Deav Boxer.
WAVERLY GOLF CLUB,
WINS AT BASEBALL
Th Waverly Golf club defeated 'th
University club nine In an axcitinr
game of baseball this, morning by the
score of, I to 7, A good sised crowd
was present snd thoroughly enjoyed th
sport ' - - . 7 , ,.
Hunt . Lewis occupied ' th slab for
me goners ana pitcnea n fine game.
striainc out igm or. nis opponsnta.
Th features, of. th game were th
batting of Murphy and McKay, and tha
neiaing or Mohock and Dr. Zan. Mo-
Kay and Murphy each secured home
runs and th latter also' batted a triple
and single. Frank ' Riley and Bob
MoCtaJcen, costumed as Dutch coma-
dnsb offlclated aa umpires and were
Very amuaing. . .. t 1
: Wesley . Ladd distinguished himself
by making several nice oatches la rlfht
field. Tb cor:
j .".. "..'''- ..: R. E&
Waverley dolf Club. ...... ...'S 2
University Club.MM.
Th linanpi v " . .
Oolf Club. - t 1 ' - TT..'a .
Bonyman ...... Corbett
Alvord i.M.w.M.lb... .... Murphy
l4viiMHn,p,HH.wi Blanohard
McKay ' ittm-mmm mm 2b, wwii. . . an
Grelle -.w.. ...... 8b. 'Maxwell
Wilcox ...MMM'.ss..v..r.. Warren
Montgomery tMwlf.M.... Xollock
Piatt ..w....M.cf. m . . . . Geisey
Ball. .... ... .... .rf . . . . . . ... . . . Ladd
Umpires Riley and McCraken. , : .
SALEfDPEATSl
ANY ROLLERS
V '-'V
. (J(
Ssedal Sarrlea.)
Salem. May
3. In a well
Played I
cam or Daseoaiy which was almost
heartrendlnc ta the excited fan, th
Salem Raglans wrested victory from
th Albany Roller by th scor of 4 to
6. Th tenth Inning was required to
settle 1 th "contest as both th eighth
and ninth Innings closed with a tie
score, of 4' to 4. In the tenth inning
Happy Bl Davis, the Indian third base
man : for th Raclan, mad a lucky
trlk which landed Mm on first, and
he managed to come horn before the
end -of the inning.- a single error
did tbe Rollers make throughout th
came, and Salem was compelled to earn
all fiv runs, while tha Rollers earned
two out or rour.- wwiama made a I
sensational catch In" tha right field and I
made a double play. Both pitchers.
Howard and Mcinni. pitched games I
whicn wer abov criticism. Th tabu-l
lated soor of th gam follow:
V c SCORE BT INN1NOS. .
r IS '3 456781 10
Salm mMM.S0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 16
Albany . ...0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
Batteries Mclnnis and Wilklns, How
ard and Lewis. Umpire Derrick.
-'r r, i i.i 11 ... r-
... BOSBBITBa BZPBATS . BVaBBB.
. (Jonrnal Special Service.)
Eugene, . May SO. Fifteen ' hundred I
people eaw the Roseburg Shamrocks
win from tha .Sucena -Blues 1 Sunday
afternoon. py...th .scQr. f..ito . 6 . la a
loosely played gam on both , sides. It I
was anybody's cam up to the eighth
lnnlnc when Roaeburc- made the win
ning run. Nef agar, a new man, did thai
twirling stunts for Eugene and pitched I
a remarkably good , came, considering 1
that It was his first this season. Hadi
hla team mates given him any kind of
support hs would easily nave won his I
aama Manacer DuShan of , the locals I
has traded Catcher Whit to Roseburg I
for Charley, and Will Oswlll, catcher j
and outfielder, respectively. Th scor
by Innings: .(.;'... "r'.-Jyv;
W::i 1247 8 9
Roseburc .... 3 0 0 3 1 0 1 1 0-7
Eugene ,. 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 06!
Batteries BlJyeu and WMta Nefzgarl
ana atoitun. . , .. " ..... t . , .:
OBSWS BACB AT SBATTZJB TCBAT. I
v ' ' (Joaraah Speelal Berries.)
Seattle, May SO.vrfce rowing crews
of the University Of Washington and
tbe Portland Rowing. : club , meet this
afternoon In a teat of strength and sklTL
Th boat race will be ; held , on Lake
Washington and will be the first .race I
to be rowed in shells in Seattle. Beth
crews are rated as about evenly matched
and a close and; excitinc rac la ev
nected. f : ''f.-r-.i'- ;. r-x-vv.'yfc
The Seattle crew will row in their nev
shell, which' they recently, purchased
from Cornell, t '. f
" : v; "' 11 i' " i
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Boston 7, i Washington 8.
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, New Tork 15, Philadelphia 4.
Brooklyn 4, Boston Jti-i;.i-?
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The ' Bt'XsLWrehc "baeebaU team 'd i
feated the South' Portland team vaster.
oay sr ion . sours .01 11 v:;"' jTJ.
Batteries St 5 Lawrence, Ryan and
Degrandpre: South Portland, Rudle and!
weoper. ,- , ... '
,;. ua .Ajrasxjis loess.
f Los , Anreles," May 80. Score of this
morolng's cama, . Los Anseles . L pak
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POLLING PLACES
ARE LOCATED
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The location of vry polling place In
th, city and . county .for the election
Jun has been selected, and 'A Jcom'
plete- list was mad but Saturday by
County". Clerk Frank S -Field. Tb
work waa prosecuted by Deputy Sheriff
David Fuller, who Is now engaged in
putting; up bootha Manjr of the booths
Will be constructed in tents on vacant
Iots.. -Th foUowing will b th polling
nlaceal -.v, . . - v
First ward Precinct No, 1. fOONThur-,
man street; precitfet ' No. X. .Sherlock
avenue, between Twenty-flrst and Twen
ty-second streets; precinct No, 8,, 162
Shaver street. '' '.-.. . ,..
Second ward Precinct No. 4. 107
North Sixth street: precinct fto. 6, 103
North Fourteenth street; precinct No. .
160 North . Fourteenth street: precinct
No. -7, -172- Twnty-first . street . north;
precinct Nj 8, :J 31 i.. North ,,NineUenth
street.- .. ;;..'.,'. ' ' ,-. ..-, - . ,
Third ward Precinct No. 8, 66 Blxtn
street north precinct No. 10, 822 Burn-
slds street: precinct No. H, 307 Stark
street; precinct No. 11. 39 North Ninth
strict; precinct No. IS. 42TJWashlngton
street - v '." . ' " '..
Fourth ward Precinct Noc 14. Alder
street . between Fifth : and ' Sixth; pre
cinct wo, ii, Washington street; pre
cinct No. 1. 28 Tamhill street: pre
cinct No. IT. 847 Tamhill street; precinct
is a is. cent." southeast corner rourta
and. Salmon Streets; precinct No. It,
87- Sixteenth 'streetrDrectnct-Nor'20,
niaon, entrance Exposition buuding; pre
ci net No, 31, tent northwest corner
Third and Madison street; precinct No,
22. r north side Of Jefferson street be
tween Eleventh and Twelfth streets.
Fifth ward Precinct No. 22. 224 Co
lumbia street; precinct. No. 24. 366 See.
ond street; precinct No. 25, tent, north
west corner Seventh and Main streets;
precinct 26, tent southwest corner Elev
enth and Columbia streets; precinct? No.
27, 18 Jefferson street; precinct No. 28,
40 Third street;' precinct No. 22. 438
Sixth street; precinct No. 30, bos house.
Chapman street between Elm and. Spring
treets; precinct No. 31. 631 First street
Sixth ward Precinct No. 82. 483 First
street; precinct -No. 28. tent, southwest
corner Front and Porter; precinct No.
84, First . street near. Gibbs; . preotnet
No. 85. 868 Corbett street; precinct No.
86, 1463 Macadam street ;
Seventh ward Precinct No. 17. Are.
men's nalL Sellwood; precinct No. 38.
Blank's hai, Powell street; precinct No,
S3. 408 Clay street: precindt Na 40. 372
East Eleventh' street; precinct Not 4L
corner Twenty-sixth and Powell streets,
.Eighth ward Precinct No. 42. 120 Un
ion avenue: precinct No. 43, tent north
east corner East Sixteenth and-East
Morrison streets: precinct No, 44, 6H
Belmont street; precinct No. 41 71 Un
ion avenue) precinct No. 46 S33 East
Burnald street; precinct Na 47.' tent,
northeast corner East Eighteenth and
Bast Ash streets. --, r , . '
Ninth wardPrecinct No. fl 280 Lar.
abea street; precinct No. 48. 122 Wil
liams avenue; precinct No. 50 84, Rus
sell street! , precinct No. tU 166 ' Rus
sell street; precinct No. 62, 820 Russell
" Mi ..,.v.i fT xu V"' - 11 r f --4..:."'' 'n v'. li.'!.;-f'S
i'JMW - A.; 'HS AV;U 11 I AC:4'i'.; ;
11 ; urn im, n i mt. tmm&?& m;.
i) Wl " "WtAf: ENTERS OUR STORED; U i 1,
ft :trim
Jhorojughly "posted on stylxtrraely observant i?f fit ahti f
We btein majdbng..
stajidard pf siyleuaJity and
, 1 ' pioy n our
WE'RE MAKING THEjtf
into an enormous ? and substantial trade that KEEPS COMING BAvJV ; " you see
Single i and v Double Breasted; Suits, jhade ftomp
; steds in blacks and blues, fancy ; mixed cheviots, worsteds and ; tl A ijri CIk' CA
Scotches! coats have haircloth
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A TWO-PIECE' SUIT? OP - DARK BLUE UNFINISHED
cWORSTED, V NORFOLK COAT.V SILK LINED SHOUL
DERS, TROUSERS WITH
Siipiiiiiiiiil
85-87
THIRD ST,
street: precinct No. 6s. 41 Union ave
nue north.' , ... " , . .
. Tenth ward Precinct - No. ? 84. hose
house, 858 Mississippi avenue; precinct
No. 65, '861 Williams avenue; precinct
No. 66, ..Corner Eighth and Beacon ava
nue, Woodlawn; precinct No. 67,' Penin
sular bait Peninsular station; precinct
No: 66, brick building,, Portsmouth ats
tion. a '.:-.'-' ' - v- ' -
' Country precinct Precinct No. 66,
St Johns. Chtpman A King's office, Bt
Johns; precinct No. 40. Columbia, sohooi
house: nrsclnot No. 61. Mount Tabor.
W.0. W. hall. West avenue and Base
Lin road; precinct No. 63, south Mount
Tabor, schoolhouse; . precinct Na si,
Woodstoak, hall; precinct No, 64, Lents,
hall: preolnot No. , Kiigaver, ban
nreclnct No. J66. Montavtlla, Odd Fel
low' tiall; precinct No. 67, Russellvllle,
Postofllc building; precinct no. si,
Rockweod, publlo hatl; precinct N. 69,
Falrview. Public -hall; precinct No. ,70,
Troutdale, Labor Union hall; precinct
No. 71, Grssham, Regner's hall; precinct
No. 72, Powell valley, ttamun s wora-
shoo: nreclnct No. 78. HuriDurt. nun
hurt's hall;, precinct No. 74, Bridal Veil,
Bridal Veil schoolhouse; precinct no. tb,
Reader. schoolhouse: precinct No. 76
Willamette Blough, scnoolhouse; pre-
clnct -No. 7J; Holbrooke - schoolhouse;
precinct No. . Tl, , Llnpton,. Hilderfinch
haU; precinct . No, 7, Sylvan' Prince's
store: precinct No. 80. Mt. ZIon. Mt
zion schoolhouse: precinct No. 31. Bar
tha, schoolhouse; precinct No. 32, Rlv-
eNale. White House; preclnot No. 8A,
West Portland. sehooLhwise,-. ,', .. vv
ft 1 m j '
CAMERA CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE, OUTIfiG
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lt was an Ideal day yesterday for river
excursion. , Tbere were fully 400 peo-
pl wh tOo pasaAC on the steamer
Charles R, Spencer, chartered by the
Oregon Camera, club, and mad a trip
in tha scenlo Columbia. -. Tha run to
Multnomah falls was completed in - a
trifle more than three nours, ana A pro-
lonaed aton was mad to permit th pas.
sengers to' disembark' and admlr ' th
beauties bf th wUd landaoap. , It was
a acena lhat anDealed to the artlsUc
sense of the members of th Club, And
th majority of them soon, began-to get
busy with their cameras ana soaass.
Th falls stood as or yore to nave us
nlctur took,'.. wpln and laughing
at th earn tlm. Sid and anterior
vlewa were taken, while enough snap,
shots were secured of the . immediate
surrounding country, to fill an art gal
lery of liberal dlmensiona xne mam-
bars of the club, were tireless ana en
thuslastically In earnest searching for
new subjects on which to turn tne iens
of their machines. An eagle was soar
ing high abov th tail timber,, ana a
ambltlou youth noticed it . A. ' , .' -"111
take a chance at the bird.' he
murmured, as he Quickly adjusted his
camera.' . ; ...' ; ;'-.! .,'
just then th kins of th air apparent
ly thought he was In Imminent peril and
h gave a piercing scream. , '
Til get A picture or taav too," saw
the youth. Just watch ma"
.In hi agerneas he lost 'his footing
and th crowd watched him and his cam
era go several lengths down the moun
tain slda : When he recovered tb eagle
wagtm. tMrA' . v
Tha outins was tnorougnir njoysq.
It was 8 o'clock when the steataer re
turned to th city. ,. ' -i t
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i'0rc5on Day at the Falr.v r
Jun T has been named aa selling dat
for- World's Fair: tickets to St Louis
and .Chicago, account dedication of th
Oregon baildln; at tb axpostuoa - uet
tickets at tb 0. R. .J$,9o;TbJrd
ana waanington lunu.
IS THE' YOUNG MAN 4 FROM
14 TO 20
rcti'v TAiif4si -fViaf iitJNfMi14 ai4nk fngiiu An riAr sWijs'"''"'.''-'
!" MHtW - v VWIW w fpasja, aya eMwllr JB)4M Wav
vQi;:;c';a;!:.e
Years Ago
'mens suits by the same
)Ajj'rUiloZ'').
amous . , .'
TJKAT WAY' YET and trie success
fronts, guaranteed shaoe fetainino:
7M 11 1 j jma 1 4 Tt 1 f?
mmmt
OUR SUMMER SPEdAL
CUFFSVERY SWELL., ....
VILL!Ar,IS PliAYS,
SIftGS AftDiVEEPS :
OOBTXCTBO KtJBSXBXB WAJTTS TO .
SZB WOMA3T WHO PBATXO WTTSf
' BBC P2UOB TO BIS TBZA&-BB.
: PtrSX TO Tlil WBBBB BOBZXS
'j ABB WXBSJT BITWBJTS TO XOWA.
,:
.' - (Special Diapatcb te Tbe Jeamai.)
The Dalles,' May 30. Tstejday D, Nor.
man William prayed and sang nearly all
day ih his cell. He expressed a desire ,
to see a wpmnn.wh had prayed with':
him prior to Ms trial and Jailer Fitt-er
am urn niiq na woum leu oar iu vviuw
next week. ' Then Williams . gave the
Jailer's llttleboy a quarter and told blra
to get him a pie, which tb boy did,
. tnrdrr Wpt. -.."'.''
On Saturdayi evening Georg Nesblt .;
called on Williams In hi cell and talked
with th murderer for some time, trying .
to get him to tell where the bodies of his, '
sister and mother are. telllna William '
that aa th Jury had given In their verdict ; ,
of murder In tbe first dearea that be ;
should let him know the whereabout of 1
the bodies; that ha (Nesblt) waa going to ;
leav for his home In Iowa, and would t "
Hk to know where th remain of bin
mother and Alma ware. But-still ob- '
aurate ana arterminea, winuims niaae no
reply to the earnest appeal of. Qeorg
Nesblt but only wpt . ' 1 1 - f
In an Interview with Mr., Nesblt n
said William had a nice wif In Iowa (;
not far from his homa and that oh has.
children nearly grown, and that Williams, ; -'.
their father, is 62 years ,ld. ' , . v"'.,
Mr. Nesblt requested wuiiams, in tn j ,
sell, that William 1 promise mm tnat :
before ha died that -he would writ him '
(Nesblt) where the bodies of th murdered;
women were, but the slayer or women. .
mad , no promise. . " '.
Mr. Nesblt left for Iowa on Saturday .
night aaylng that If necessary h would
Mtnrn In thru m on tha. , , i
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.'!:Hof ,St''.loob Rates.
y June 7. 16. 17. 13. July L I. 8, August '
8. f, 10, September 6, 6, 7, and October
2. a. 6. the O. R, A N. wlU sell 00.
oay return in; ucseis 10 ou vvun iur ,
367.60; to Chicago, ; 7i.o..- ) viopovers , ; .
aliowea coins; sna returning. - nnn
ulars of C W. Btlnger,jdty Ucket agent.
Ttint mrA Waahlnff ton. , .. . - -,,.. ;
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kOin YAKBXL& WXBS.' . w i;
j 'i (Joaraal Special Service.) . 1,
North TamhUC Or.. - May 80. Tha
North Tamhill baseball team defeated: .(.
the Carleton, Or., nine in ap inwresiins; i.
gam of baseball last, Friday by tn
scor of IS to, 14.' r -.-' '' 's"';. ' 7 : j
Batteries Nortn xamniu, aaooray
ChamberUln and McDonald; . Carleton,
Bead and HembelL . .. . ,:
SJk OBABBB BB7BATS SrBBDLSTOsT. .
Vlasraai BmcUI Servie.)'- ' '' "if '
La Grand. May 80. Th La Grand
"Reubens' -.defeated the v, Pendleton'
rwonders '-'yesterday In v on-lded
same by th scor of 31 to a. A larg
crowd was preaanu .. .- .:;... ,y ,,.(.-
tl" TABOOWTBB TBAJt WtSfsti
' : " (Jearnal Bpeclal Service.)' 1' . '
Astoria. Or May 80-Th Commr- ,
cial. club team- of this city was oe-. ,
f sated yesterday by, a -team rron,van A,
couver. Th scor waa 14 to 13. :-'j,.;.H
f - AVHO ENTERS OUR STORED
YEARS.
HANG" Jie'i quick to petv
. w i,. ''?t1
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