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Newspaper Page TextI, THE ; OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, ' 1D0J. BROWNS ARE HOMEWARD BOUND COURT HOUSE MEN V; IHt4ky v J. A. HOKAf DOWN CITY RIVALS BROWNS WIN OUT t . - - ; IN NINTH INNING 1 2.ITCKtXVa XCATCX TB1TBS i DAT TO TOMTUAWD BUTS BAT ;k' our a rxoTomr is thb last !. btaos or ni oamb bbowsb IV BATTXS BASS. " " (JuUrul Special btIc.) , ' 1 t " Lo Angeles, Jun 12. -Th Portland ' Urowns fell upon Doo Newton hard yes terday and trounced him to the tune of T to 5. It- waa the laat Kama or tna ' series and S.000 spectators wre present a punea ior ino a great excitement In the eighth inning . when Spies hit over the third cushion and Nadeau fell In hla attempt to field at. . the score being tied on the play. In the ninth inning, however, the Itrown put a quletua on the function UMPIRE DERRICK mm mm HAD HIS TROUBLES ROSEBURG BUNCH A&BABT PKATBSa BSCXABS THAT OATM' BOMS MVTK WAS POTTX. BT TBS TBST, ASD AOOOBSrBOLT xxx m mai, but taxi, to I ntra kzx. "BXTrXI" TAKX VMM XAMV OAKS AITS m IXXIXS ST BSXXX1ABT vulttbo arxintB bovsbx.t a ruvDis roB bob oood wobx XAW MUST BOS ABM. . ' " (Special Dispatch te The Journal.) Albany, June 18. Albany again went down to defeat before the Salem base ball team yesterday afternoon In one of the most strenuoualy contested games ever played on the local diamond, and the deciding run, made by Salem In (Journal Special Ktrrtee.) '. Roseburg, Or., June ll.The "Blues" won out In a brilliant contest yesterday, and by doing so won the series. Mo- Kune was the star among the visitors and showed himself to be the beat all- - The benefit game played yesterday by - the team representing the - oourt house and the city, was won by the former. IS to . The employes of the county were led by Ed Rankin and the city lads were captained by Jack; Ban- am.. : '. ,." M ' ' (,...' A neat sum was raised for the bene ficiary, Jack McLeod, who was severely Injured between two freight cars In the terminal yards some time ago. . . - The game resulted In a victory for the court house team by the score of 11 to 8, and was played In fast style, re quiting but an hour and 40 minutes for completion. Sammy Vigneus officiated as umpire and was the hardest working Individual on the field. ., . The Rankin brothers held down first base for their respective , teams. Day and OUontague played well in the short stop's positions. Swopes' catching ma terially assisted In the victory for hla In the first lacrosse game In this city team. : -j , y-1 r, v. , V PREDICT JDVifi'CE BARKLEK. PROVES . HE IS ROBBED .IflSALHOil MARKET SEATTLE STICKERS DEFEAT PORTLAND TXglTOBS SABZXT TAJrQVZSBJ X.OOAJ. XAOBOMB PXATBBB . XV TBB orsaxsa katox-xabob csowo XXJQTXD TBB OAKSSABS COS CBB WAS A TBBAT. BALMOW , MSB XXTXCTC - BXTTXB , TSXCS2J TB3 SBAIOV TBAB TOB I - MAST ; TXABS -XBTABXISXXXBT OT A . XATOXXBT 1 OB TBAKES BrrSB--TBA(JBBB' XAXS VOTB. . -.( . t ; ' . 1 yOXJCS XATS ! ' BVBST ABTZATZB , STOBT 0 BAT17BBAT BIOXTV . aUSSBAOOZBO OP ' XOAXO UAM VBTiSABABT XBCTDXWT O XXt WXDOXBa JOVBBBT. (SpMilal DUpttcb to Ths JoaraiL) , After thorough investigation fhs) Tu for over half a doaen years, clayed vea. terday at Hie baseball park, the Seattle team triumphed over the Portland slav ers by the score of I to 1. The exhibi tion was thoroughly enjoyed by the 1,600 BTT.T.IaBPS AT BPOXABS, "by lambasting Newton for three runs .Lewis' place when the latter was re- 1 . T k (- . I . I . . . . A. . A A a , (Jocnul Bpadal Service.) l around man In the league here by filling I sDectators 1rMnL thtk srAJfia) rnai k f n sr a I tHaUi af rha ibi n44oei n Kill i a evi AimRa. the tenth Inning, was In reality a foul practically every position on the team splendid Imoreeslon. To add to the on-lmant .t h cinnk.n. k... and ahould not have been counted-for with perfect ease, Shaw lost the gamo caslon, the crack Nineteenth Infantry I listed and the handicaps awarded. The the visitors. It was a pitchers game for Hoaeburg by having his right arm band was present and entertained the handicapping committee t believes the irora me atari, cacn 01 me iwo uncn-i ii iu m " matvit impvuoa mm crowa WIW a SDeclal concert before tha I benaltlea have bean mnn . In aiuih throwing, causing mm tojnake two er- game,' and with popular nieces during la manner that the Dlavera will have an me intermissions. The music was great-1 even break and that no era struck out seven men. Suess for the Albany team, the catcher who took and the game, Los Angeles being use able. In her half to land more than one itaiiy, although the Angels made a dee operate attempt to win out Nadeau dls tlngulshed himself by making .four hits. leased, played aa excellent game, putting out seven men, and he secured two of the hits and one of the runs credited to the local team. The game .was charao- rors and to allow, by slow throwing. several bunts and like hits to be run out Th score: False no, terlsed by "ragging,- both sides finding ft J EUQENB. . AH, R. H. Pa A. K. t 1 0 1 t 0 while Francis sUrrod by putting one fault with the decisions of DerHck, tho "5. J.; l lover the fence in the fifth Inning, push ing Berk In ahead. ! The playing of the Visitors was great .ly. appreciated here by the fan,s, and 'more than once were the Brown ap plauded for their good work. The Port- Hand team left last night ' for home. They will stop at Medford, Or., en route ito play a game with tha Medford team ion Tuesday, arriving in Portland Wed lieMay morning, ' , - The score: " i -' .....:. LOS ANQELE8. ' .AaK.H.PO.A.E. -rnman, a. s.. j'Tood, 2b. , , ,f , IFmlth, 8b..... 4 Hernard, c f..,,,..,. it'ravath, r. t. 4'hase, lb.. ..,.... lAVIieeler, L f.. ........ .Fplen, C. . Newton, p............ S 1 It B 0 1 1 10 11 0 1 0 I Totals J .SB S 11 11 It v PORTLAND. AH. R. H. F(X A. B. Nadeau, 1. f. i. ....... 6 McCreadie, 2b...,,.., 4 Drennan, c f. 4 Keck. lh,... S ancia. 8b.. . . . 4. ,., 4 ' Pohmeer, a. S Thiflman, r. f. I , Ft eel man, c, ...,... 4 Jburg, p i 4 1- .11' 0,4 J 11 . i , 1 . tl st 00 0 umpire. la the tenth Inning, Davis, the great Indian center fielder In the Salem team, came to bat, lined out a ball to the left field fence and the leather crossed the fence fully 10 feet outside the base line, but Umpire Derrick called a fair hit and Davis walked around the bases and a home ran was credited up to him. Albany naa protested the game. It is said, although this has not been eon- firmed.. The ball fell at the feet of one of the passenger conductors Of the C at X. railroad, who had Just left the field and was about 10 feet from the fence, on hla way to the station. This gentle man picked up the ball and threw It over the fence, and he asserts that It was fully 10 feet outside the base Una, do a hundred people who were grouped near the fene where the ball crossed. Tho Albany players and some of the Salem baseball team all agree that It was a foul, and the. Albany team threatens to ojult In a body unless a new umpire Is secured. The boys declaring Downing, lb,.....,,.. B Schoneld, , f........ fi Nefsger, 1. f. ......... I McParland. r. . S Lomers, lb.. 4 Totals 1 t t I 1 4 6 0 0 3 0 ST BOSEBURO. AB. R. K. PO. A. E. Shaw, lb... 4 0 0 0 t Newell, a. a... I 1 Reed, lb 4 0 Nadler, tb. 4 1 Morrow,- c..,.. 4 0 Bllyeu. r, t.. ......... 4 0 Rupert i f... 4 0 Van Lewen, c. f...... 4 0 Hunter, p. I 0 Totals eee 14 t SUMMARY. Earned rune Eugene, 0; Roseburg, 9. Left on baaea itoaeourg, 7; uugene, The music was a-reat-1 even break and that no one c&n nick ly appreciatea, ana the spectators tne winner. is - , showed their appreciation by repeatedly The . play started last night The calling for encores. . . handsome Hotel Spokane silver cup will Those present from Vancouver bar- become the permanent property of the racks were: Colonel Huston, Major winner, while tho second plaoa man will Evans, Major Bethel. Captain Helms, receive a handsome billiard cue as a Lieutenant and Mrs. Miller. Lieutenant reward' for hla work. . Each man will Screws. Army, officers from Portland I meet every other man In the tourna- were Major Rees and Captain Stewart ment and his percentage of games won The game Itself ahowed the, superior- nd lt U determine the champtoa- ity. of the visitors at every stage, al- Ship. . , , . f . v ... though at: times the local men played There are but two scratch men, Lo- brllllantly. In view of the fact that It n n(1 Nettleton, and both , of these was roruanas first game, and oona!d-ln'n Wlu nv" 10 rnaae me run zoe erlng that half of the players had never I points against all the other players, handled sticks before, and that Port-1 Th rgest number of points given any land was short Us captain, tho work oflma 0O- Following Is a list of-the the Portland team as a whole was a-ood. I nmes with the necessary points to It was a treat, however, to see the Se attle 'men play. They seemed never to tire, and were swift of foot and accurate 1 I of throw when the occasion demanded It 0 For the visitors. Oddy. Milne and Web- I her nlavail a beautiful mm Tha B Z7 17 I considered tha finaat nlavara In tha northwest S..H1. Tuna' IS a-1' I 1 1 a - a. - . . . . t ot-vw, wit. ! .vu , 1 , tso timvw wme m um conclusion mac Hint ' hattar nrlnaa ' for ' tha 1SW- nank I tha HiKhw. n tn x.-k)-- - .1. . ' - - - - . I .vwwa v w .m, m,wv T than , have prevailed foe many years, boldest , and : most daring ' vf recent " The comparatively smalr pack of , last months.' He was slugged from behind, year and the demand of the Japanese while going to a drug a tor at the cot market combined, . to clear the ware- her of Sixth and Hoyt streets JBaturday Indications are that En eland will want! Ptrolman Wilson has subsUntlated ev en unusually larre suid1t of fish. A big I "ry "tatement made by tho victim, and market has been created la the orient. now no doubt, tho .ffalr ,oo- whlle cannerymen are not preparing ""J4 t0,d to th police." . A . mm jrar ior large runs vi nan. - j i ,' C . . " . la accordance with -the cycle theory w " ? rltttlves In San Francisco, left' ; th VAeiea aag wttsk iniM sa tTpw T n St ni w VII n. t - aVN xm srijuitai xauras DlUIlfJW. sau hioh .ama i ion! an i tha flah I that be and hla bride of a week may should be fewer than any year sines the ",n""u? Le,r. honoymooB, ; He will soon i. . . . . . . . ...1 return fa pnrti.nii mttA IaIm im Cnb nrat ttere is a roaraet, 11 is oonoeaeo, 1 r - , , ' , ; ha naokati : . - . . . t Mr. od Mrtv. Barkloy r from MOmV -'. Sltook Wraaar Mirm : ' T J lpVl'r' amao na " Ju reached the . , , . I AITW PA iMalra ak Bfla a.l.ll . i a m a . is- t-av . a,...HJa ekwaJI I v uiaai m urw Vlsllt. Willi XriVDai Uhiuwilf Pf t h?Jh.n thVr 'c,00k 8trday night he was seised "..n.i ,i 5.-t5.-l74?"..th rtnps and went out for medicine. amomY the saJmon menT for H T. Ihi tl" D" n" WM v 4 10 27 10 1 1 Oil I 4 I make: Logan. 100; Nettleton. tOO: Winston. 180; Williams, 180: Hughes. 1(8; Shaft, 108: ' Lenrford. KB: Heldinger. 168: uraves, ito; Norman, 140: Hughes. 140: Aldrlch, 140; Rlordan, 140. SOZXBBB B1VOW VP. JOB avneu ui f iauavHVi er 1 Two-bane hitsHunter, Clynea, Mo-1 '. Baaea on balls Off Hun- Seattle did Its utmost to prevent Port land from scoring, but three minutes be fore the flrat quarter had ended, Harry wer down In defeat to the Goose Hoi- wiison snot tne ball into the net after I lows oy a score or o to s in a verv in- Mckune. 8; by Hunter. 4. Hit by series of pretty passes, in which Beck- teresttng game yesterday. The features pitched ball fihaw. Double play with. Braden and Rounsfell were thel the game were the pitching of Jim Newell 10 isaaier to iteea. eioien i principal actors. Kuna Shaw. ter, f; off McKune, 8. Struck out by 0 they will not ,play again with Derrick Brjseno. McKune. . t"" does not show the full strength of Port- w " n1 -J'owlng only four hlta. f I In the field. ' r-" hour,nd .n.Lnu?Br UmPlr- land. With more nractlca. which will and tho work of Frenchle on the Initial ( Totals ..14 T 12 27 12 ' RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS. ! . i - ltlllllll X.OS Angeles...,!.. .. .0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 8 A crowd of disgusted fans ware hunt lng for Derrick last night, threatening to do him injury, but they did not find him, and the Incident for the time being may be considered ended. Wllklna, the Salem catcher, was struck on the mask by a pitched ball and his ear badly cut and In the eighth Inning Nehrlng was struck on the ! ankle by a batted ball and he was com Jackson. Scorer Johnson. peelErs Skinned . THEIR EGG RIVALS The Boilers, of Schuyler's addition, I of the entire Industry. Demands Xlfher Salaries., Seattle teacher have begun a move ment which Is to bo made national by The score of to 1 Dorney for the Goose Hollows., atrtktng "5WhJ " . secure more pay here have been fruit less so far, but It la planned by general agitation to accomplish the de sired result In time. The public In structors declare their remuneration I ridiculously Inadequate and dlspropor- general belief that something must be done to preserve the Industry bystock lng the Fi-aser, " That the upper waters of that river are the only spawning ground for Sockeye salmon on the ooast Is coming to bo the belief, and the great Inroad made Into tho run of that fish each year will soon extinguish it completely, . say the fishermen, If arti ficial propagation Is not resorted to Immediately. ; Jealousy Prevents Actios. Jealousy between the American and I case, but have thus far secured no clue Canadian fishermen ha prevented any I to tho Identity of tho robber. i concerted action toward establishing a hatchery, especially in official circles, but now It is planned to get the pack ers together for a close consideration of the question. Next 'year should see a big run of fish, and It is argued that ir something is not done berore this season is over to stock the Fraser it will bo neglected two years, to the peril Patrolman - Wllaon found . Berkley while going to the central station to re port for duty. He was lying in the street, his papers sntl pocketbook be ing thrown about In tho dirt Examine ' tlon showed that he was not Intoxicated, ' and the officer called a patrol wagon and removed th Injured man to the elation. On tha way he revived and told of tb , robbery. There was a large welt on hi . head, showing where ho wast atruck. Detective were today detailed on the WILL ADVERTISE ; FAIR IN A NEW WAY The era-breakers of Wells-Farao com' Base hits., ..OioiiiMf li palled to retire from th game, and may pany and th Banana Peeler assayed hanl Tha annra 'Portland -.0 0 1 0 0 0 8 0 8 1 1 ha Jiaahiiut rnm niaina- rnrthao th. L - w v.n .v. r isnape. lne soore. .. Base hlts...........l 1 8 1 1 1 1 0 2 18 I Ba,0TU. Th ankl wa already orlooled Jmnna aatria mnrnti SUM MART. : Home run Francis. Three-base hit v 'Spies. Two-baas hit Nadeau. Cravath, MK'reedle, .fiteelmaa I. Sacrifice hit JblcCreexlie, Toman. ' First baae on er rors Lo Angeles, Z; Portland. 1. Left on bases is Angeles, 10; Portland, 4. ! Haaes on ball Off lberg. 8; off New- ..on. V Struck outBy Ibrg. 1: by - Newtori, 7. Double plays Wheeler to Toman, FI004 to Toman to cnase. Time .of game One hour and 45 minutes. Umpire McDonald. .! .1 PAOirZO COAST XVEAOUB. .Teeterday' Soore. : Portland. 7; Los Angele. B. Taeoma, 8, B: Seattle, 1, 8. Sao, Francieco, 2, 10; Oakland, 2. f. land. With more nractlce. which will and th work of Frenchle on the initial result In team work, the local boy will I be k- make a much stronger showing. All of I Tb lineup was a follow: tha Portland men played their beat but I Jim Dorney p... Alexander the odd of elene. long trainlne- and I Tom Gardner o Crosby endurano were In favor of th Seattle F.Delavu lb. ........ Vadmia players. G. Smart ....Ib... Lorlsh Tb visitor were well pleased with M. Sexton ....... .2b. ......... Mundell the reception tendered ' them, and ex- D. Dorney ........aa. King pressed themselves confident of success J.Vincent .cf. ........... Bake a soon aa th team get rounded into Walle-Degroat ....If..., Dutchl n. smart ; . ... . . ,rf . ......... Debola In pursuance of a newly xealous pro gram of exploitation the management of the Lewis and Clark fair has sent J. P. Marshall, of this city, on a tour of the northwest to enlist the, legisla tures for th better representation of their state and to generally advertise the exposition. -,' : -i Mr, Marshall was for many year cashier of the Ainaworth National bank and , waa ssleoted, for hi ' wide ac quaintance among the leading business men of th northwest He left laat night tionat when it la considered that their r 8atU, and later wlU vielt atern . . . . . I Wf a a av h Ti a W J Yaaf AHia bk a TTt fa ak J ww .-1.1. -1 . 1 i.ji- . : - . . . 1 ruru.na. x-xmpiwoil ceaiu that Nehrlng will be badly disabled for Nanely, each team scoring enough runs J Rounaefetl ...cover point., .Oddy me wan, u. A..Dri oar. ......... ueauie Lawrence second def.. Heard HOOD BITES WXBS. f f I r Aorrzo coast iiiovi. 1 . . Won. Oakland .42 . Taeoma ,42 - Txs Angeles.. v., ...... 42 Seattle .28 (-an Francisco. 22 Portland ,.,..,,..22 4 , . . Lost 83 ; 28 ' 22 24 ' 40 48 BATXOJTAXi XAAOVB. "..:: ' Won. tNw Tork.,.. r. ........ 28 x 4'hlcage ........ . m... .28 ' .Cincinnati ........... .20 TU. Loula";,,.... 21 ' Vlttahurg .... ......... 22 .Brooklyn 18- Joaton ............... .14 . Philadelphia .......... 8 Lost . 14 ' 14 , 15 2t , 22 -28 27 81 p.d( , .87 .840 .860 .824 . .462 .214 PC. .874 .8(7 .887 -.500 .800 .8 .881 .205 some- time. A physician who was on th ground mad an examination of the Injured foot and gave It aa hi opinion that while no bone were broken tb man would have to retire from the gam permanently. ..' Excursions were run her for th game from Detroit on the east In th Cascade mountain.' and from Corvalllav Following is the record of th gain: albant. - - ' .' AB. H. H. m A. te Donovan, lb.. 6 0 1 8 0 1 itavmona. a. Cartwrlgbt, 8b. , Sue, c. Harper. L f Sullivan. 2b O'Dey, r. f. ...4...... Johnson, 0. f uregory, p now and then to renew the Interest In th game, which threatened to fade away entirely, owing to the refreshment on th ground. Along about th seventh session the crisis waa reached A crowd of thieve stole -all the,, ball and a small Used Roberts third def.... Hartnarel Beckwlth center Kali eitewart, k. ...intra noma.... Oaler, v, Wilson ......second home.... Galer, F. (Joaraal Special Service.) Hood River, Or., June 12 Hood River outplayed th Schiller nine yes terday afternoon In ' one of th beat game, of th season, ' Dunbar for th Petttngry .,.,outlde home Milne tel.. 41.. .. . 1 . .. ...11IV. W UVIU..IM.I TTTOPr cwVtJ' lw VUMfc I MoDonaeai. J,q,flld Capt Kennedy, Ha K -V w... a ... . . - wviiu uuiusiai i.iri. f . 1 nnrn a m naeinmg nra mMHinn vn nria Kennedy first home.... Marshall farm. JH art af short nlavaA tha nma education require from 12 to IB year and that they are supposed to keep abreast of th time, in new methods, reading, lecture courasa, travel and ail other line. ' , Impossible to 11 ve, ' 1 Teacher take th sUnd that It is Impossible for them to live a they should on th maximum wag of (88.87 allowed In Seattle. They say they have work only for nine or ten month of the year, and are forced to take vaca tion for th remainder of th year, for Washington, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Nevada. At the chief center of pop ulation in these state. Mr. Marshall will distribute fair advertising, and will besides confer with th leading po litical and business representatives, and strive to get increased appropriations, besides bringing th exposition before the general publlo In a new way. After the tour of Mr, Marshall, and to follow up hi missionary work, ap nea! a will be mad to th varloua legis lature for Increaaed appropriation so Total ' .: At Brooklyn. R. H. E. Tit. IjOUIS..... ................. .J c lirnoklyn 4 8 1 Batteries McFarlaa and Grady . clones ana jacamsn. , AXCBBZCAB XJSAOVB. Tloston ,81 New Tork...., .28 "Chicago 27 .Cincinnati ,..,...28 Ft. Louie....,,.. 22 P hiladelphia ............. .j)troit ..,.,,.,....,..10 ,Washlngton .Chicago .New. York,. t LOUl... -Boston .... Lost 18 18 20 , 18 20 21 27 25 P.C, .674 .691 ,6 Ml .6 .823 .8S .188 At Chicago. R.H.E. ..0 6 2 6 At St aVonl. ' , R.H.B. 1 18 2 18 SBAXS SPZITO BTST SAT. ... fJTnnrn.l RnMt.1 W.i .In. ' San Francisco, June 13. The Seals 'and Oakland played a tie game in the morning, and the afternoon contest , twent to Frlaco 10 to 8. .Scores: . Morning game - R. H. E, Pan Francisco ,..00000011 02 10 2 Oakland . . . , . ... 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 j J j Batteries Jones, Whalen and Gorton; '' AujiHiiHii ana xiyrne, Afternoon game R.H.E. .Ran FrHnclSCO-.l 0 0 0 8 11 8 0 10 18 1 alr1ahl . 9 It 1 A A A a A n 1. A ,' Batteries Terkes and Ieahy; Gra r ham and Byrne. Umpire Huston. STXV BBXAX XTT VOKTH. (Joornal Special Service.) ' Tacoma. June 13 The locals won the , , "mom lng game here In easy fashion, but , 'the afternoon contest went to Seattle. , The scored: ' Morning game R H. B. Tacoma ... ... . i0 1 0 2 0 2 2 1 8 10 2 ' Seattle ...... . . . .0 0 00 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 2 ' lotteries Fltxgerald and Hogan; , .Williams and Wilson. v, Afternoon game . R. H. E. Peattle ...... ..1 0 0 00 0 4 0 0 1 S 2 Tacoma .....i.O 2 0 0002 0005 9 6 ray, . .......,,.. Louxhead. 8b... Wllklna, c Nehrlng, 10, Lfavis. c x. . . William, L f. ltownie. zd Mclnnia, r. f. Emerson, p 85 4 3 28 14 2 SALEM. AB. a H. PO. A. E. 0 8 8 IB 2 Totals ........... ..28 8 7 80 18 1 RUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS, Salem ............ ..0 00030007 16 Hit ....001011 11 117 Albany ........... i. ..0 0 0 2 0 0 8 0 0 04 tilts ...... ...... ..0 1 0800 1010 SUMMARY. Earned run -Albany. 4; Salem. 1 Two-base hit Cartwrlght. Donovan, Emerson, Fay. Home run Davis. Bases stolen Johnson, Davis. Double play uans to iugneaa. mses on called balls Albany, 4; Salem, 8. Bases on hit try pitcnea nans Harper (2), Suess, Louarhead. Struck out Br Emerann. 7i by Greaxtrjr, 7. Wild pitches Emerson, i. -ui oui, niu Dy Daneu nail ruenring, Emerson. Time of game One hour and SB minutes. Umpire Derrick. Scorer warner. DIAMOND GLISTENINGS Pitchers Skel Roach. Ike Butler and Ham lberg of the local team will not top off at Medford tomorrow, but will continue their Journey to thia city, ar riving tomorrow night Collie Druhot may pitch one more game for the Browna He may bo sent against Medford tomorrow. His record o far with the local demonstrates that he needs another year's seasoning be fore ha can hold hla own in thia com. pany. ) waiter ueureeaie piayea second bass yesterday and accepted seven chances In clover style. Ike Franol slammed out a homer yesterday which helped materially. President Bert is said to toe dickering with Umpire Jack McCarthy. President! Lucas of th Pacific National league suspended Umpires McCarthy and Sharp, and Mr. Bert will probably encounter some difficulty in securing this man's services. After an Ineffectual attempt to recover a ball th teams continued to play the game by using a turnip in lieu of a Spalding. The vegetable refused . to stand the gaff. nd on th occasion of being swatted with a bat, flew into sev eral atoms, and the erstwhile knights of tho diamond were forced to discontinue the performance. The score, at the time of the breaking up proceedings, stood 18 to 10, in favor of th Peeler. Egg Breaker. Banana Peeler. Katterman ....... .p ..M Keller Doscher .......... .c ,'........ MlUer Townslng ........1 b.. ......... Gerwln Rady ..... ...... 2 b.. ...,.. Farrell Vincent ...... 2 b... Swank Gregory ..... a........... Grant Hoyt nL f.. ......... Howard Warnlck f... Behren Spooner .........r. f... ........ Erdman TOVanrra obxat wtcbawo. The Brooklyn's defeated the Stephen eon' team Sunday morning by a soore of 14 to 8. . The feature of th game were the all-round playing of the Brook lyn's. The line-up 1 aa follows: Brooklyn. Stephenson. Bell .. o. m. . . ... .Delaney Touhey p ........ . Anderson Hickey. .......... 1 b., .... Glanders Fossil ...........2 b.. ........ Lestow Fragan 2 b...,,.., Stronach King ....... .....a. s.. Erlckson M. Goetten ...... .L f... Rogers Hoyt f..... ...... Smith Pochler .. ... . .... r. f .......... .. Engle Basses on balls Off Touhey. B; off Glanders, 4; oft Anderson, 8. Home run Rogers, . Two-base hit Anderson, Glanders, 2. Struck out By Touhey, 10; by Glanders, 1; by Anderson. 3. Hit by pltcjied ball By Touhey, 1. Left on base Brooklyn, 8; Stephenson, . Double play Gotten to Trogan; Fossil to Hickey: Poehbjr to Hickey; Engle to Glanders. .Wild pitches Anderson, 2; Touhey, 8. Umpires Neeley and Arthurs. Seattle..... '.Milne 8 mlnutaa Seattle. i...". Weber., ,.2 minutes 1 2 8..... Seattle. .....Milne....! tnlnuta 4..... Portland. .... Wilson. . . 1 Mlnut 1 Seattle Weber . . 8 H minutes 1..... Seattle Milne....! minutes x riattie......weter....i minute 8..... Seattle Milne.... 8 minute 4 Seattle Milne.... 4 minutes for Portland. -The score: ".'. .''-(.',:.. ptW. :.- -' R. H. E. Schiller- ..1 0 0 1 0 0 02 8 8 Hood Rlver.O 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 4 Battri--Brdemler and St Clair: Dunbar and Martin. Strike outs Dun bar, ; Bredemelr, 2. Attendance 450. . . n.iii.... ... v j war, .ur I ... . ... .. . . . - which -they are allowed no pay. and th" . !q ""inge can o. their lnoom ceaae. vn. during th ' F th commonwealth of fh i . . .... ... . . mm, m waa. '..L' .. . . v v;nns(mas - noiiaava. neaxua ttuhin uv.u.n-r TZOEBS . SZTBAT COLTS, 1..... Seattle. . Weber.... 1 minute Game called 2 p. m. Referee Alexan der Smith. Portland. Tlmekeenara A. W. Nash, Portland, and William Duck- wort n, Beattie. umpires John Wright Seattle, and Calvin Jackson, Portland. . BATTLB OT BTTBTCBS BXLZ. Ben Sellisg team -won th annual baseball ga.ro from Stelnbach' yester day morning at Hawthorn park by th score of f to t. Tk feature of th gam wer. Berger" . twirling. Striking pay landlord and grooerymen 1121,250; I laundries. 310,000; drygooda merchants, o.uu, wnue fiu.wve i paia out in ad-i oiuonu xor incidental. . - Worlds Fair Travel. On Jun 18. IT arid II th Canadian Paclflo -wilt again plac on al T ex cursion tickets to Chicago, St Louis and ail eastern point at very low rate. - ' . , A choic of route I offered double daily train senrloe and an opportunity t!: ' BEACH RATES NOW ON. ? in O. X. S 2f. Aanouaoe XVow 2T1gtir4) , fox- th taum of 104. a Th O. R. N. anBounoe th low round trip rat of 84.00 to beach points. Particular of. C-W.- Stinger,- Clty Tlcket Agent, Third and Washington street. Roond Trip Season Excorsfoo Tidets out . 13 men, RUey heavy . hitting, to travel by th "Imparlal Limited.'' the I From Portland to all beach point on th The East Portland Bunker Hill de feated tha Nonpareils at the former's grounds yesterday morning, by a score of 18 to 8. Th feature of the game wer th pitching of Hoyt and a horn run by Barrell, of the Bunker Hills, and the hitting of Callahan of the Non pareils. Hoyt would easily have (cored a shut-out but for . poor support ' at times. Steffen was replaced by Peter son in the fifth, who was replaced by Dan Foley In th eighth. Th team lined up a, follow: Bunker hills Jodon, c; Kennedy, cf; George Newell, rf; Houstan, lb; Barrell, ss; Anderson, 2b; Sandy Taylor, If; S. Newell, 2b; Hoyt, p. Nonpareils Vadlnais, c; Peterson, Cf; Anderson, rf; Donovan, lb; Callahan, ss; Douglass, 2b; Ameer, ir; Brown, 8b; steffen, p. Struck out by Hoyt 9; by Steffen,'!. Hits oft Hoyt 8; off Steffen, 9; off Peterson, 8; off Foley, 3. Home run Barrell. Three base hit Houstan. - In tha Suburban league series, next Sunday the Bunker Hills play the Alerts at the former's grounds. The Bunker Hills lead the list with a percentage of 667. , ' ..'.,": i-U BABDMXa- ASS UASTSBB. BUTTS SETSATB BPOXAJTS. (Journal Special Serriee.) Bntte, Mont, June 18. Butte defeated Spokane yesterday by hitting Dammann opportunely. Tho score: . B.H.E. Butte ...20 101 30007 12 1 Spokane .10000000 23 10 7 Batteries Quick and Spencer; Dam mann and Frary. Umpire Davis. Boxing school. Tom Tracer. 105 -4th t 2 if PORTLAND CLUB CAFE t$o Flftb Street, Between Waahlnrtoo and Alder . j SAS1)T SOASB WIS. The Western Eagle were defeated by the Sandy Road yesterday, on -the lat ter grounds by the score of 22 to 14. J Heavy hitting and poor fielding ,were the order of the day. The work of J.J Browne in right field iwas without ex ception, the best teen this season. D. Leahy, F. Griffith, T. Murnane and A. Stuart distinguished themselves at the bat The work Of the umpire, Frett Burns, was satisfactory. Following was the line-up: Sandy Roads. - Western Eagles. (Journal Special Serrlc.) Eugene, ' June If. A baseball team from th Eugene concert band and one from the local lodge of Knights of Pythias played a game Sunday after noon resulting in th score of 23 to 18 in favor of to band. There waa a big crowd of supporters of each team pres ent, . and the noise they made was the feature of tb gam. STOBBASD SETS ATS OBBOOB CZTT. Moore" catching, Jlolmbo' fielding and a horn run by Eastman. Th gam waa tied In th eighth. In th last of th titnth Eastman walked Rahle and a single by Jordan cord him. - About 260 people turned out to see th exhi bition. Next Sunday , morning a select team from Steinbacha and Selling will play th Meier-Frank aggregation. MTtTXiTa'OMASI SST8ATS AU5BTS. Th Multnomah, baseball ' team de feated th Alert yesterday morning in a .lively game or baseball by a soore of 14 to 8 on th tatter's grounds. Th feature of th gam were th pitching of Gates, who could not be hit when nit meant runs, and th heavy, hitting of Coatello, who secured . a horn run and a three-bagger. Th catcher on both aide did excellent work. Batter ies Multnomah, Gates and James; Aierts, wampoea ana granger. : , .. XOQVZAX DXTBAT8 CEBTBAXJA. V f (Journal Soaclal Serrlea.t '- Hoqulam, Walh, June 13. Hoqulam defeated Central 1 - yesterday by th cor of i to 3. Th gam Was well piayed ana exciting from start to fin ish. . Scori. , . R.H.E. Centralla ..,.,..., v 7 Hoqulam ......................4 10 3 Batteries Hoqulam, Law and-Miller; Umpire Osborne. Attendance 1,200. , ' X.A ' OBABSB SaTiBJJBS WTJT. : crack train of th west For -full particulars call on or ad dress F. R. Johnson, F. A P. A 142 Third trat, Portland. Or. s 'r' lrf erred Stock Canned Oood. , -Allen A LewlaA Best Brand. ' Astoria. A Columbia River railroad are now onJMl.' Far only 24 for th round trip, ticket good returning until Octo ber 16. All Information gladly furnished upon application to Mr. C A.- Stewart agent, 248 Alder street Phon Mala 808.. ' ' v ., .. '-' ' Jonraal Boeclal gerrlee.) v La Grande, Or. . Jun ' 13. Th La Grand Reuben played a game of ball with the Union nine at Union yesterday, In which the Reuben won by a score of T to 1Z. Th La Grand team has de feated all the teams It has played in eastern Oregon so far this! season. . , (Journal Special Serrlc.) , Hubbard, Or, June 13 The Hubbard team defeated Oregon City in an In teresting game by th score of 9 to 9. A. 01ebtsch.......c. ...... O. Graham f Manning and Letow wer th opposing T. Griffith. ....... .p. ..........R. Leek Pitcner. J, Gleason.......s, ..., MM..C Leek B. Brlggs.. b.. ....... .A Stuart T, Murnan;.M.,3 b.......J. Watkln L. MoAtee. ...... ,8 b. ........ .C. Mario D. Leahy.. .l 1, ...A. Frltchard J. Tauscher......o. .J. Kindred H. Whltycombo J. Browne..... ...r. f...,....W. Roth AJAX WXBS PBIX SB XAS18. ' . (Journal Special Berrlee.) , a Paris, June 13. Alax, with Stern ud. uwnea pi wmuaa ciajia, won me urana Prix d pan yesterday. Value 340.000. W. K. . vanderbllt s Turense was second. President Loubet and wife witnessed the race. . atshrdl B L O O Di SABDXOAV SPBIBO 1EEBT. Th Multnomah club's spring handican n. ., . Vii..tft.i ". rlu' rames win b neid on Multnomah .? .a ".I?.bJLbL1",". V J field on ftert flAtnrdv. r Th ma. .111 XCAOXB TO OOACX PACXTXa (Joemal Special Berries.) Poisoning la commonly called tb King of All Dlwasea, It mar be either hereditary or eon trtctad. One th system la tainted with It th dtwnn may manifest Itself la th form. of Berof. ola, Bcsema, Rbeamatle Pains, Stiff or Swoll.a Joists, Eruption or Copper-Colored Spots s th field on next Saturday. Th games will be a tryout for the men who will go to Vancouver to participate in th north' west meet at that plae In July. Kace or Body, little Ulcer in th atoath or 't 1 tha I'Anraa. Mora 'inroac nwauaii tab.ii. v.ii Paclflo University, June 13. Manager I t of tb Balr or Eyehrow, and Anally a Lep. ob . ASTOBIA DBPEATS KT. SOOBS. Thompson has Secured Mr. W. P; Magee lmu1"Je?7,L?lJ12in'i BonT " - ..J , 7 hT any of the or similar symptoms, act Of Stanford as football coach Jtor the I BROWN 8 BLOOD CUEH, Immediately? ThU HERMITAGE WHISKEY SCHLITZ BEER AIJ Leading Brands of Cigar. Lunch at 9 p. m. season of 1804. Mr. Magee played I treatment la practically tb result of Ufa work. tackle on the team. at. Santa Clara col- ." .an,r?? anl injariooa md- laa-e. when ha waa ni.ln hhn. i. ""ry .oonom . , , . .1 " 1 r in aiawM ana iottv. out arry parnci af at Stanford played half. Coach Magee I Impurity. Sooa every alga and symptom diaap comes to Pacific highly recommended f P"r eomplctely and forever.,, Tbt blood, tb and tha chance for a auMea.f,. a...S f1"0". " V- TZVAX. TAXJB-BSXBCBTOB OASTS. fret health., and th patleat preprd anew tar tne sour ana pleasure or ur. Bttowiv'a BLOOU cukk, i;mh a Dottle, usts a month. Mud D (Journal Special Berrlee.) . Astoria,' Jun 12. The . Mt 1 Hood baseball team of Portland was defeated in gam with th Astoria Commercial club by the soore of IB to 3. This Ja th first defeat of the 'season auataln oy tn' Mt Hooaa. . s" viBBSSBSB- 3, OX.TMTXA X.. "' , (Journal Special Bartlc.) ' New Tork, Jun 13. The final base ball game between Tale and Princeton will be played at th American League park la this city next Saturday ," ,c- J Mil.. 1 Portlaad Hotel Pharmacy. Journal Special Service.) ; y DR. BBOWl. MO Arch st.. PhiUdl-1 Aberdeen, Waah., Jun IS. Aberdeen For l in Portland ealy by Frank Mae. I defeated Olympic, yesterday In , close ana exciung gam oy tn score of S , . Preferred Stock Canned Oood. , ' .' iAilca Lwla Seat Brand, it ' POISON PREPARE FOR YOUR '. "y : l' f IX) I OUTIWG YbuTl find here all the : requisite wear ables and fixings that make vacation time a pleasure. TWO-PIECE ! SUITS In light colored home spuns - - $ 8.50 $10.00 $12.00 $13.50 SPECIAL OUTING HATS : e$l.GO Soft Crusher, blue and brown -nixed, just the thing for hunting or fishing 85-87 THIRD ST.0nc Door North Chamber of Commerce .'f