The Oregon daily journal., June 01, 1904, Page 9, Image 9

Till: OT.ZCOU DAILY -JOURNAL.- PORTLAND.-' -WEDNESDAY.-- EVENING, JUNE .1.
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PEACE FOIt THE:
: Ete4 hy '
X A. HOKAN
WORLD THEIR AM
POmAKD LOSES
; t BY CLOSE:
SCORE
ALBANY-DISMISSES
MANAGER PREBLE
I ,,.r.,-T..
PAIMiturltLD WINS'
5?'PARKAWAY EVENT
MOVn OTJTBAT OAX&AST9, UT
aii vabu to axr rxxxa xn
" iiom vuti-rotTun seas
mn rrroDBM tm wsts-
DATS OASES. . t
A,
Jeerae! Bpartal iarrlcv.)
'Ban Francisco, June X. Oakland won
the flrat ram of the present esries yes-
tcrday by the score ct I to 4, through
rort lends Inability to get men around
K 11 Willi Ranhtnu atrurJr out II
men. tit Browns managed to connect
With a dosen safe kit, but 10 Brownies
Sled en the circuit. Druhot pitched
, cf-tho game -aJ was Replaced by
(Jowraal Special Serrlca) - ' ' --! V .
Albany, Or, .Jane 1 The . Anwar
baseball team has been reorganised, or
rather placed tinder ew management,
and will hereafter be managed by ft
corporation consisting , of a number f
Albany people. It is reported that B.
P. Preble, former manager of the team.
after th games at Salem Monday, left
the team, having ' failed to par the
salaries of ' the players, and tt la also
stated that he did not par aQ the bills
contracted by him for ths team. It M
also charged that he owed several of the
Albany people for board and other Items
of expense, and in order to not hurt the;
reputation f -the -city the - team.
yesterday afternoon brought here from
Salem. Last night ; a number of the'
bualnees men met With the players at
the Aloe dub, where the . matter was
discussed and plans were formulated to
'L (Jearaal Spatial Service.) A
New Tors, June l.Greveaeod gum j
About at furlongs, saningAsoeB-
sloa won: time, 1:11 I -a.
five furlongs -Schulamite won) time.
l:vi i-a.
About six furlong Collector Jeseup
won; time, i:ie I -a.
The Parkmway handicap, one mile and
one-elxteenth Major Dalngerfleld won,
Afrikander second, Himself third; time.
Fire furlongs, , selling Kh ores
time, 1:01 l-a.
-One mil and
Hurst Park won
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ENGLISH DERBY
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GSOWB.
(leernal SmcUI Herri t
Laka Mohonk, X T, June 1. Drawn
together by their common desire to see
arbitration succeed war as a meana of
OTncmBl VOXSB, AT TO X,l stmng disputes between nations, some
Htemnw .ma I " men ana women educators, luriats.
.lyiwuiwi uasuii ana buiuihi mm
nave gathered herb for the tenth an
anal conference an International erbl
tration. The visitors' are the guests of
Albert X. Smiley, a wealthy Quaker
wee inaugurated the series of confer
ences it rears ago and who has de-
Haemal toMl ankai . I voted a great part of Ala time and for-
London. June 1. The English Derby tuM the promotion of peace.
I yard, handicap- pso today wee wenby lipoid ZSVSi SZXAl
;"-,""v" w 1 loua seaaloo. - It 1 fortunate In bavin
At Xawthorae, ravonta at T to i, but did not show. I M t presiding officer Judge. George
June 1. Hawthorne . 1 A,,0",,lrt IM Wiy American-bred ool t, I aray of Delaware, who is one of the
owneo Dr,Bunaaan,-ne nig - wnisKyirour unitea ntates representatives on
Connors, the "Kid" going to center Held, j continue the term and nave t remain In
Nedeau was called to short to- take j the. league, r - -
Francis place, who was cut of Ihe gatuel it vn decided to orrli1ie the Albany!
with a sprained ankla and Butler played I Baseball association as a corporation.
left field. Portland had many chaaoe I with capital stock cf $1,100. The pur
. Chicago,
ui-iji ' . I . "
' First raoe, four and a half Turlosgs j dUtlUer, also ran. There was no Arner
M lea Jordan won; tunc, :$ t-a.
- t get men across the plate, hut always
' fell short. Steelman Beck and Murphy
were the slugging artists for the vla-
- Itora. The score follows:
- : .;. ". . PORTLAKD.
iV . IB. R. H. POl X E.
--'tViiW f. and a..,. . 1; 1.11
, . McCrecdle. r. V .... I
Nadeau. a., a. .......
. he-k. Sh. ............. I
ill
Murphy, 10. ..,..
Steelman, lb. ........
Shea, C
BuUer, 1. f. .........
Connors, n. at a,
ItoUIs . . ......'.... ia u u
i OAKLAND.
.. AB. R. H. PO. A. B.
rUnlev. r. f. tails
Krurer, c f. -.-
-Mosklman. a. a .....
Sohafly, 2b, ......... J
Strelb, lb. .......... J
Devereaux, lb. ...... J
Byrnes, c ..,......, 1
Etrelb. L f. .......... 4
Buchanan, p. ........ 4
1 It
S
1
Totals.. ..-.4.. i.Jl IT It
I 1 t 4 I I M I .
Portland. .......lj
HltS ...,. ''
Oakland , . ......J J?J?!eZt
;HIU , .,....,.! IH11H -I
? SUMMARY.
', Home run-flchafly. Three-baM bit
Oanlev. Two-base hit Beck. Sacrifice
hits Devereaux, Strelb. First base on
' errors Portland.-1; Oakland.- l.-J-lret
base on called balls Off Connors, I; oft
Buchanan. I. liert n Taba roriiano,
10; Oakland. I. Struck out By Huch
anan. 11; by Druhot, 1.- Rouble pUy
Nadeaa to Bck to Mui
Connor I: -oft Druhot.
One hour and (0 minutes.
Huston.
urpby- Hits Off
. Time of game
umpire j
pose Is to sell the stock to all who, wish
to subscribe. 10 per cent to be paid up
at once, and the rest te be paid if
needed for the vsa of the association.
A board cf -directors was elected, con
sisting of O. M. Turner, A. I Simpson,
T. C Bloomer.' R. D. Custck,' O. X
Thompson, O. A. Bandera, W, W.'ltowalt,
Sternberg. J. S. Vsn Winkle, R. c
ChurchlU and Kola Nela . -
The board of dtrectora at once organ-
Ined, with O. U. Turner as president,
A.' U. Simpson as vlca-prestdent, O. A.
Sanders as secretary and E. D. Cnslck
as treasurer. The board decided to cut
out th games scheduled for Portland,
and these will be played in this city.
, ii i m i
jicmo wArxovAX uaovb,
Boise Defeats Spekana,"
Sookana Wash. June 1. Bpokane lost
to Bolae yesterday through bad throw
ing. Thompson and. Loucks pitched
good ball. The acore:
' R. H B
Snokaaa.' lflftl I I I
Bbiae... 1 1 1 1 1 f f s
Batteries Loucka and Stanley:
Thompson ana an eon.
The Behnke-Walker team defeated the
St Lawrence Church H. N. 8. team Mon
day by the score of to a. The lineup:
B.-W. H. N. S.
Tlbbetts 9 De Orandph
Schuid V7r.Jv....k..vr..r I Ryan
Faulkner lb... Black
Packard .2b. ........ Howard
Dlmmltt . r.. ...lb..,.rt .. .. , McGinn
Ott ...v'...,...... .sa. ......... Curran
Dlller ..J.v....i.,Uf.n....... Flntgaa
Perkins i.....v.v. .cf ;..m.,V N. Ryan
Shaw i.rf,.,.. Kllleea
Seeond race, steeplaohase. short oourse
Itaoatlara won; time, 1:81. .
Thira race, ana mile Bandage won;
ume, t-a.
Fourth race, mile and Tl yards Ton-
easta won; time, l:tt 1-4. -t-..
Fifth race, flva furlongs Amerlcaaa
won; time,
Sixth race, live and a half furlongs
liver Bain won; time, i.oi l a.
t -t vmBBaemnagan'
. r , r vaonav Tiaas. -,--; -
- St- Louts, June 1. Del mar rammarv
One mile and II yard a, selling Cxaho
won; uraa, i:h.
. rour and a hair, rurlonga, parse
voionoi wniia won; time, .
One mile and II yards, selling Oas-
iignter won; time, i:ettt
Five furlongs, puree MatUe H. won;
ami, i:oih '
Five furlongs, sailing France
time. 1:1,
-One mile and one-eighth,-selling
uawson won; ume, i:t th.
y, Jttng Edward , viewed the
race, but the queen remained away an
account of rala in the early hours of tho
day. There was the usual large crowd
la attendance.
The starters, Jockeys and adds were
AndoverMLane) ; ..........;. .100 to I
uouvernant m, cannoa 7 tot
lAncaehire Dlllon) 41 to j
Henry I Madden) 4 to 1
Saint Amant (Kamant). I to
the bench af The Hague tribunal, and
whose experience as a member of the
Parte' peace-commleelon of ltla. the
anthracite strike commission of 1101
and other important arbitral bodtesrhaa
given him a wide and varied knowledge
ot arbitral procedure.
othoT notabla men who will be beard
during the three days session are Judge
wuiiam i. rennet of the state derail
ment at Washington, whe will apeak on
tne veneaueiaa case--at The Hague
John O'Oaunt (Thureby) ., Utol "rt! !.imu -t. Za Ir ,Zl
Coxewaln Butohero ... .......10 to lteE::5m,",0jl" Vctyiand of the
CU.DeaU CHalsey)
CHEHAUS TRAPPERS
CARRY OFF HONORS
At
Cincinnati, June L Latonla sum
mary: r - ..
Six and ana-half furlongs Prises
L,ignt won; tune, i:u. .
rive furlongs Nadaarra won; tlma
ie. r
One mile Apple won: tlma 1:11.
Flva furloaga Black Art won: tlma
One mile and Tl yards Mil Fanram
won; time, i:.
Six and cne-half furlonga Quis II
won; lima, l:Zitt.
DALLESTLAYERS BEAT
THE HOOD RIVER NINE
ticmo coast uaovb.
Lost P C
it , ,
it , .n
Ren Francisco ....-..,
Portland.. .... ..,...! "711 .!
I ' . Won.
Oakland ...,i.4
Seattle ........ .i..l
Taooma . . .J
Loa Anrelea ...,
(Joaraal Sbedel iantM.1
The Dalles, Or, June 1. Teaterflay a
splendid game af baseball was played
Tk Wultiwun.h rm AmtA th. nuou mver Dine ana
Nonpareils Sunday morning at their warenouse Mining company
VOXTWOXAX YS. aTOVPAUSLS.
, . t .T"trarn Jsamuw..
i Oakland I; Portland. 4.' .
.Saa Francisco, i ; Los Angeles, J.
t Jtngabi &sa oa Vrrors.
'.'Los Angeles, June 1 Hall held San
Francisco down to rour nita yesteraay.
but errors by Smith and Toman coat the
Angels the game. .Jones held th locals
safe when the bases were fulL Score:
Los Angeles ''.. 0 J f
San Francisco . .1 44 I jl 4-1
. Batteries Hall and Spies; Jones and
Leahy, Umpire Knell. r ' ,
. . r ' . ,.
-WATTOir A& tlASVI.-
Chlcago ,
NW OTK . .
Cincinnati .
fit. Lou In , .
Pittsburg . ,
Brooklyn . .
Boston . . ,
Philadelphia
Won.
..f
.....14
1 ft
Lost
1 1
24
P.C
.70
.M
.7
.45
.457
,421
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' M Philadelphia, - " -
Tfew Tork
rhiiaaeipnia . .
rte Mcumnttr ama -jxowermaa.
ground a. in a moat exciting gama by a
score of T to a. -Th feature or th
game was the pitching of Gates, i who
had his opponent at his' mercy, daring
the enur ( game." Th ttmrapr
Multnomah. Nonparefla
Brady ......e. .......... Vadnes
H. Oatea ...... ....p. ......... Stevens
Wm. Costello .....lb... Donovan
R. Gates lb.. Douglas
R, Montag ........lb Van Norwich
F. Montag ........ as. ........... Reldy
W. Coatello .......If. , Hoffman
McRaa .......... .cf. , Austin
Rhebeln.i.........rf, -Callahen
ball team of this city with a soar of
4 to in favor,, of ,' The Dalles team.
This la the second gam these teams
nave played together this season and
waa - the beat- game -cf baseball played
on The Dalles diamond this year. While
Hood River made the most hits, they
could not bunch them on Emerson.
While Dunbar pitched a very good gama I straight
he let the Wasco Warehous Milling broke each.
company team bunch their hits In the event with 14.
B0X$SM TWXQS TICTOBtOtrS.
third, : fifth, and ninth, ; In the ninth
Ball brought in the winning run by
stealing home while Dunbar waa Bleep
ing at the poet The Wasco Warehouse
Milling company team has not lost a
game this season, and thla Is ths sixth
game they have won. Tha following la
tteaml'sDKlal garviee.)
Chehalla, Wash- June 1. Thirty trap-
ahootera kept biasing away her all day
Monday, ahootlng a program of , nine
events, and a dosen others took part la
some of. the eventa Beside Chehalla
tne xoiiowmg towns were represented
Hoqulam, Cosmopolia, OlymVla, Elma,
Monteeano, Cmtralta and Sonth Taooma.
Durtng . tha meeting th Southwestern
Washington Gun Club association was
organised, with th object of holding
periodical meets In this part of th
stats; Ths next shoot will occur at
Elmapeobebly the 2d of July. Dr.'J.
A. . Watklns of Hoqulam was ' choaen
president. f the ansoclatlon. D, W. Fleet
of Montesano vice president A. CSt
John, of Chehalla secretarytreasurer.
Executive committee, J. G. Startup of
Chehalla, James McLaughlin of ' Cos
mopolia and H. Hewitt of. Hoqulam.
Tha event cf the cay waa-the-eentcst
for th championship cup. offered by the
Chehalla Gun club for the. team shoot
The Chehalla team won the event by a
score of II .out of a posalble 71. The
Chehalla team Included Startup It,
Everett l,1 Irish IS; total , Klma
Lewis 17, Wray tl, Campbell 14; total
II. South Tacoma No. I Turn bull 21,
Jensen II. Lipscomb It: total 41.
Olympta Agnew 14, Christopher It,
Bllger 14: total tt. South Tacoma No.
1 w. Cooper ll. J. cooper it, Peterson
ll; total 47.
J. QV Startup of Chehalla won the In-
dividual championship of tl birds.
breaking 11 oat of 21. Bllger, Irian-and
Lewis tied for second oa to birds. Wat.
kins waa third, with Van Eaten and Mc
Laughlin tted with him, with I.
Wray won the 10-blrd event with 10
Bllger, Irish and McLaughlin
Wray won the ll-bird
Everett Bradhuret and
10 to 1 1 umitioi or oiumoia, wno ia aown ror
aa auoreaa on ise aigninoanca or tne
present agitation la favor of an arbitra
tion treaty -with Great Britain, and
Charlea M. Pepper, special commissioner
appointed by the government on th
Pan-American railway project who will
apeak on the relations of that enterprise
to tha promotion of peace and good will
among tho nations of the western
hemisphere.
These thro are among those wh
have prepared set addresses, but there
are many other , men of note who art
expected to take part In the conference
dlacusstone.' Among' ths number are
Don M. Dickinson of Michigan. Profes
sors John Baasett Moore and James
Brown Scott of Columbia university.
Assistant Secretary of State Frsncls B,
Loomia, Justice David J. Brewer of the
United states supreme court, oen.
Stewart L Woodford;' President War-
field of Lafayette college, Gen. O. O.
Howard, Edward "Everett Hale, Judge
Charlea B. Elliott of Minneapolis, Con
gressman George W. ' Smith of Illinois,
Congressman C E Ltttlefleld of Maine,
Congressman Robert F. Bronssard of
Loulalana and Congressman T. E. Bur
ton of Ohio.
On session of the conference will be
given up to a discussion of tha proposed
Anglo-American arbitration and another
to the consideration of arbitration from
a business point of view.
msroxxxD ozvspx stood.
(Jeoraat gpectal Servtee.)
Grand Rapids, Mlch June 1. The
ninety-eighth regular session of the gen
eral synod of th Reformed church in
America began In Grand Rapids today
with a large attendance of delegates and
visitors. Th session will oontlnu for
vera! days. Tha synod leal sermon will
be preached by the retiring president
the Rev. Dr. Cornelius i wens, and
there will b full reports and discus
sions on the work of th educational
mlaalonary and other branohes of the
church work.
When
V. I
biiyine . DIAMOND or
WATCH from ui on tay payments,
you pay no more than were you to pay
-I'.. . cash. - ...'.'.'.'
OUR EASY PAYMENT SYSTEM
It thereat device by which you can
save your money; for valuables and
"wear them while saving.'.- On' all
Diamonds bought from us we refund
your money; within one year, less 10
per cent of the cash purchasing price.
PORTLAND LOANWICE
DAN MARX; Propritior
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SITUATION
IN THE KLONDIKE
trotca txmam staxt os
Tan op sxasobt to aroBTX
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BJtOBTAOB m RAVAOBS OT
rmoa tm WASzuraTOtr.
KT. VABOB vzoTomtotm.
Lewis rot It each. In the fifth event
Irish got 11 out of ll birds. Campbell
got 11 out of II birds In ths sixth
event
In tha eighth event Is Mrds reverse.
Watklns and Startup got ll aacn.
2!!S2E! CRKK MEET
TOMORROW NIGHT
Rett!
MltchelLandooln.
At Brooklyn.
Brooklyn
, ,
R. H.K
... t
BatierTcs--nCMMir-nndWtte)ri WIl
helm. Flaher and Needhatn.
-Johnstone.
Umpire
AXXSUCAH UtAaVB.
Ronton
ClveUnd
-Phlladeii
i New Vork
. Chicago . .
st. Louis .
Detroit
Washington
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... Won.
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If
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.........
Lost
is
It
-45
5
It
17x
21
21
-58
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.600
.465
.144
,111
becaium the Race Tracks falledjto show I "rJ!y?r 1 ? ! ! 1 I f .
nn. The Rollers -defeated the MeMU.l W. Wr M. " Co.lTT.4 41 t -g-a-i-t
Una MnnAar hv a. noore of 1 to 1. ThelHOOd River. Th Dalle.
feature ojfth gam was th pitching of Mr.tm Brough
Alexander.. who struck out II . men. 1 n0' ........... p Emerson
Crosby caught a fine gam; Vadnals ........... 10. ...... . jtananrey
did good batting. JSheets .........,tb...r..M.' Savage
The lineup: imaca jonea
Bollera Poa. McMillans. 1 Morris ......... ..lb. ........ Harklns
Crosbr .4 c. ........ Shearer costan , ,.,..lf . Curtis
Alexander, .... . . ,p. . .... . . . Fralne Haynes cf... Bail
Gllner i,, ,j t-lb,,.,.,, Kennedy Adklna-vs-vKivin vrvrf m irm -Thomspon
Lowrlsh ,2h. ......... Stiver Dewltt T. .-rv .aub. i ; bar-Fergus
DnBolaa'..ab:.Klng Strike-outs By Emerson a, by Dun-
Connie ss. ......... . Graw bar t. Double plays Jones to Mahaftey.
Th Mt Tabor baseball team defeated
the Russellvtlle team Sunday afternoon
by the aoor of 10 to 7. The feature of
the gam was th batting of O'Dell
and the pitching of Twist for the Mt
Tabor team. - " -
Battery for Mt Tabor. Twist and
Rogers; Russellyllla, Ward, Crlmmone,
Em pk Ins and Farmer.' , i
(mcUI Dtopateh t Tke loaraaV)
Seattla June 1. Today several Nome
liners start on their first northward trip
of the season, and nntll tha day of their
departure owners havs been skirmish
tng around for steerage passengers.
First-class accommodations are pretty
well taken, but on the half-dosen big
vessels to leave port In the next week
or 11 days there are scarcely mora than
tOO reservattona by worklngmea going
north to work in the mines or at gen
eral labor. This is a situation that waa
not thought possible a few weeks ago.
AU the big operators are worried over
tha prospect that they Will not have
enough men In the vicinity of Nome to
carry on the work they hare planned,
so few are sailing. Lest year wag not
good one tor th working-men and
they are going to other parts of Alaska
Instead of to the -Bearing sea coeat.-- The
Tanana, the Alseek diggings. White'
horse, and the Klondike camps are get
ting most of those who will seek labor.
Tha boats to southeastern Alaska are
filled to the limit every trip, and are
forced to turn away passengers.
Many operators are preparing to ga
north In th next few daya The sea
son promises to be long and good, and
they are cheerful, except at th pros
pect of a labor shortage. -Captalna do
not fear much difficulty In entering
Behiing sea, as they believe th Ice will
be pretty well cut' by the tlma they
reach there.
Bevagee of Typhoid.
To check th ravages of typhoid fever
In Washington tha state board of health
ts preparing; to take most vigorous pre-i
cautionary measures against the dls-
Next to consumption, typhoid
kills more people In this state than any
other one oause, though heart troubles
are classed next through Improper diag
nosis. The typhoid death rate Is greater
than that of diphtheria, scarlet fever and
smallpox combined. 'Particularly lias
there been an epidemie or fever la the
Yakima valley In the last year, and
there the fight la to be begun by a bac
terlologtst front New Tork. The state,
however, suffers almost uniformly else
where from the scourge, and tha war
will be carried Into every county, city,
and town. v. i
Forced fresa Oaten.
Because Edward C striate, deputy
prosecuting attorney, showed toe great
enthustssm In prosecuting ' gambling
oases. Prosecuting Attorney Scott has
forced him from office. Krlet has been
ll. K.I u. .... A. - - . . to. ... -
.ww j.miv, vvu i v urym, no W1U DC
succeeded by William L. Waters, ana
of th youngest and most Inexperienced
members of th Seattle bar. Friction
haa existed long In th office because of
Kricte's pernicious activity la fulflUln
his oath of office. ;
rBBBgH.VAiA tnrnsmvAWTRwjL
jrrnel Special Swvlea.)
Erie, pa- June 1. All parts of tha
state were represented among tha sev
eral hundred visitors present today at
the opening of the ltd annual
tton ct the Pennsylvania State Funeral
Directors' and Embalmers' association.
President James M. Fullertoa presided
over the opening aesstoa and Mayor
Hardwlck welcomed- tha viaitora. Re.
port af committees and ef th dele
gates to the national convention were
features ct the afternoon session. Tha
convention , will conclude Its business
tomorrow. . - V , -
v (tarsal Special Service.)
Roma, June l. There were great re
joicinga in tha royal' nursery at th
Qulrtnal today In celebration cf the
third birthday of little Prtnceas Ye
land. The little princess Is the elder
daughter of King Victor Emmanuel Hi
and Queen Helena, who . were married
October tt '18M. Princess ' Yolande ta
exceedingly bright for her years, and la
the Idol of her parents, She can, how
ever, never wear th crown of the king
dom, th existing Sail law prebibttirgr
the accession ef femalee,
Journal-f lends anJ reaaera whan
traveling on tralna to and from Port-.
iand. ahould ask news agents for Tha
oumal and Insist nnon belna sunnlled
witn mis l
obtaining
addressing
Only one remedy In th world that
wm at once stop itchiness or the akin
cart or tne ooay; poen's oint-
At any orug store, so cent a
i paper, reporting all failure ta
r it to the office cf publication,
ig The Journal. Portland. Or.
In any
tnent.
"rv-
If.........;.." Troy
.f.,.......Tn-Yost
rt Burns
All teams desiring a gam with the
O'Malley
Vadnals-;
Mundell
Hit ny pitched ball--Harklna.-
OS Emerson, 11 v off Dunbar, T.
Hits
S1XJPMTLAM JIN
BABBBTS Mil Y PARK. -
OSBOSPITAtllST
H.B.
8
At Detroit. .
. tv.ml . .i
St Loula . ....................I JJ'-1
' Batteries MulUn and Woods; Pelty
sand Kahoa,
V Mothers lose their dread for that , ter
. rlbl second summer" when theyhave
, Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw
. berry in the house Nature's specific for
bowel complaints of every sort.
I Warvvick Tinf
- Exchange
131 Fourth Street
Cfcmniissions received on all
Eastern and California races.
.Direct wire on all sporting
' events. '": ' - 4 :
' ' Phone Main 1414 ,
The, Barrets forfeited ths gam Yes
terday afternoon to tha Parka at their:
ground on Nineteenth -street " There It Is a matter of keen regret to the
will be a game on Saturday afternoon I backers and friends Of the Portland
at the park on Burnside street The lh.ii am that tha nina ia aa haiv
lineup wmbJOllOW0J lcHnnle.1 at thla tlma Yeaterdav three
,. !, I of Portland's pitchers wr used in
Barreta
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waido .......... ...ss
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Dresser ...t.-.......2b. ...... W. Stepp
uarret ............ .10. ...... Roberaon
Haynes ....... .....tb. A. Stepp
Spider ............ '..p...... W. Penson
Moser .............. e.-.,...,.. McCal
Para
Ci rsn.nn I game witn uaaiana, ana uia weax
Doublna-1 ness was mararea in me result or tne
. Ranso I contest At, present Freeman, Spencer,
Wrestling devotees of this city will!
have an opportunity to witness a demon
stration af their favorite art tomorrow
evening at the Empire theatre, when
Young Yousseff the Terrible Turk, and
Greek -George meet- for- honor on the
mat: TTigontcattg--attractlng--contd
erable attention among th eporta, and
beta are being wagered on both men.
"The contestants will wrestle - for a
1210 bet, and both arc confident cf wtn
ning. The Terrible Turk has been seen
before In wrestling exhibitions, and th
local sports have had an opportunity to
juasr im: wnrfc- Rs is-w powerful man;'
and will put up an Interesting bout
Some time ago neaeTeateorTrionor1
Tacoma In a aplendld match.
The backers of Greek George state
that their man has a fine record and j
will be able to hold hi own against tha I
Turk.
The men will wrestle Graeco-Romsn
and catch-ae-catch-can. Joe-Acton, the 1
local popular wrestler, wlH referee the
match. '
When You Think
OTHE
THINK
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Caatro, Drennan, Thlelman and Francis
are out of the gama Freeman, . who
broke his ankle several weeks ago, re
ceived notice yesterday that ha may
have his release aa soon as his affairs
with the club are settled.
SXOXXB WAS POSTPOBXB.
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be a bad scheme if the management
would see that Freeman's salary is paid
until the team returns horn, or at
least until ha Is abls to get out and
hustl for himself. Freeman Waa In
Jured whll acting under orders trying
to steal second base, and It ssems no
mors than fair that the honest young
fellow should receive that which all
clubs pay a player injured la tha gama
tRThlla K mrmm fn fbnnAIHAH fvtww
Intertsting game. Bishop talked about Treeman and his earnest
up It errors, which were! effort to tilav wtnnlne- bail, but aa soon
The Oregon Fish and Game associa
tion's smoker, which was to havs been
held last evening, was postponed on ao-i
It might notunt " th absence cf soma of the
Km MUltarjt Bfeats B. S, A.
The Hill military academy defeated
the Bishop soott academy nine yester
day w an
Scott plied
uiaiuijr rv-pvnaiQie i ior mm or nun ' ha hrnlca hla ankls and was com
18 runs. The brilliant feature Of thlMiad to retire. Ma name and hla'work
gajm was th pitching of Downa and ware soon forgotten. The 'baseball
L ft
H. M. A. ...., 14 104 4 1 11 1 8 4
principal speakers of the evening ' who
round It impossible to attend. General
Funston, Capt Jesse M. Baker and other
prominent speakers on game protection
were detained on business matter and
It was decided to hold the meeting later.
Sheriff Storey, Dr. Ney Churchman. J.
N. Teal, and other prominent sportsmen
were present and made short addresses'
on subjects relative to gam protection.
OOU mXXA X.OST TWO OAJCXS.
- (Itanwl Special Service. I
Gold Hill, Or., June 1. Th Rogue I
River vaney league opened Its season
world haa a very brief memory. So far I here Sunday with a gam between the i
the management has treated tha men In I Gold Hill and the Jacksonville team.
B. 8. A.
aaaiaaaSa a,
Batteries Van Houten and WhlMn; I hopes to see the Freeman matter ami
Downs and Calderhead Struck nutlcably adjusted. ' ' , - ,
By Downs, 15; - by Van lleuten, 7,1 ' Francis has a sore ankle and couldn't
Bases on oaus vn Lwwns, s. : -. I play yesterday. Drennan la laid up with
in aJ.k,1 ir.-VC.. I a bad fever and Is In no condition to
awm. . "vsi via ei.
play. Castro la U11 at home, and will
ba Ka W1 a.. a, a kka ...a av . a
ttKttltltlUUU etlUMUtlWIUtltUtltB weeks. Thlelman a finger Is
tha kindliest manner, and everybody Jacksonville wen the game by the acoro I
of I to t. Catcher Sandry met with a
i painrui injury, having a linger split and
the nail knocked off.
The Gold Hill team went to Ashland
on Monday and were defeated by Hulln's j
men by th score of 11 to 3.
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a store where style-talk and good-clothes-talk'
are dispensed freely and knowingly. Our sole aim and
study is to please our trade by supplying everything
of QUALITY in MEN'S and BOYS' WEARABLES.
Whether, it's a suit of clothes, a hat, tie or shirtitll
be a little better for a little less money if it comes
from here.
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130 Fifth Street, Between Wa.hlortoa and Aldor
I J , ; HXRJ.IITACE ' WHISKEY ; A '
SlfilSfl-S'C H L I T t B E E Rs i u
healing nicely and he may .get In this
week. Spencer Is Still -at tha Good
Samaritan hospital, but Will be die-
charged In a few daya -V
with the team so badly crippled th
I outlook is not encouraging, but It Is
I gratifying-to state that Manager Dug-1 the Embira-theatre. Tha. wlnd-nn win
J.U )iM- . i - a. 1 aVfc.A at 1 1 1 I . . . ' . " "
uiuw m aim unu nw. me wuiice rurmsned by Mike Schreck of Cln
pull out a fair a ha re of th game be-lclnnatl and "Twin'Mtiitimn n rahah
. niniiW, ' i wno win engage in a 10-round contest.
SCHRBCZ VS. SOXUVAV.
(Joaraal aceeial Service. 1
Indtanapolia Ind. ' June l.The In.
dlanapolls Athletio club has arranged
a good card for the first of Its summer j
boxing shows to be given tonight at)
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