The Oregon daily journal., June 20, 1904, Page 4, Image 4

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, ' THE OREGON" DAILY JOURNAL, ' PORTLAND, I.tONDAY LVEMNG,. ' JUNE D, 11.
... Ifltd hy " ' :
rj. A. HOKAN
72 irsed
BUNKER HILL NINE
DOES GOOD WORK
'7'- '-t. !
SALEM RAGLANS WIN ;
THE ENTIRE SERIES,
Th Bast Portland Bunker HIUs de
feated th Alerts, at . ttit former's
rrsxroms frlTO BOACX o t
;, ' bts Aim m OAja w w
ItABT CkAVTZU : . OW '; A
tUmt iAYB OAMWTOT
' Soeela. iUpatch te Tee Jetoael)
SsJera. June 10. The Salem Raglans
grounds, in the Suburban League ssrlss, I hsv ' demonstrated , their superiority
or in sTxvaau,
7
'1:
Oakland. 1: Portland. I., ..t-v.
) Cooper and Byrnes; 'ROach arid Steel-
'taait' ,7 " V: ' ,
''. nvsthoossnd' enthusiastic fans saw
. j the Brown to Ofwa to defeat- at th
Kn4a nf tHa Oakland acarecatlon yea
tarda y afternoon, by the score of 4 to 1,
, 1ft one of the best played, most xclttng
and interesting games on the : nom
k trrounds this year. For Is Innings th
. beet that, both teams could d W to
fret one run apices across the rubber,
Portland's coming In the seventh and
' Oakland's In the eighth Inning. In the
, elvfnth things looked rosy for the lo-
rals, but when Roach thought, n bad
Btreit struck out Tom Brown called :
" ,,,n"'"1 I ctnUaa of .714.
cosuy to tne Browns, mrwi ruij wnn, i i , - -j t
erterward. in tncir sail oi me eievemui
rortland couldn't reVth first, so the sua-1 ,
. ttnae was nded. .' ". ' " " t
yesterday mom ins: by a, score of 14 to 1
The-features of the tni wars the
pitching of Ooodeli and the hitting of
Parrot t,' Ooodeli held bis .opponents
flown to three hits and s track out serea
Parrot t secured four bits, one of, which
was for' three baaes. Ooodeli also se
cured a two-base hit and a long three
base bit The teams lined up" , as fol
lows s, l .,.,.-.v.v 'V,' f ,v, ,
Jtdoh ii,iwtMtt-ikiMkHi' tranga
Kennedy ....'...c. r.....iu Hahn
O. Newell ,",, h f. ........ Anderson
Parrott ..,......,1 b.. ...,..,. linott
Barrel! ,.,.... ..s.s.. Terlan
Andersftn
tandyTaylof
S. Newell
Oo6dell . . . . : p Crandalt
Hits Bunker Milt, 14; -Alerts, . I.
B truck out By Ooodeli, f; by Ctandall,
1 Unplre Morely. Scorer Harry
Taylor. Campbell replaced Ctandall la
the bot In the sixth inrilng. '
' Next Sunday the Bunker'HIlls play
Multnomah at the latter grounds, and
the Alerts play the Nonparlels. The
Bunker Hills lead the list, with A per-
;, BTZ1TT KZXT ATUBSAT SXXTdX
ovef. Eugene Blues ' by wlnnlnf tf try ,
gamS of the series by a decisive score,
the lt gams yesterday afternoon re
sulting In the soore of 7 to 4 In favor
of Salem. ' It was the best gam xf.th
series In point of the score and also ths
playing of the two .teams. Ths' at
tendance was largs and tbs Interest good
tthtll ths Use, aS th gams was close
and not decided until th last inning.
thro runs and Eugene none, but 1 the, : Bwu,, Jun'.lO.-atU'g, derby Is
eighth the visitor mads one. fcnd Salem o be seed at the MeadAw next'Satur-:
replied with four In tbs text Eugene "J. ths third event, of the
succeeded in getting hlne men on bases k,n on ths local track. In 10J Royalty
. . . k and mad thre run, but wr unabl won, ana woratius last year, There
rof .;'. t ". Campbailh' h core. Emerson.. Salem's toM but tonorl than
...I ..1 b ... .PfafT bltcber and ill irotind a. pitched f H-fcrw rwill start,-say, tht
D.. ,.....,. anj r 1 I turfman, anit ha . .t...
(lenrsal BpSeiat sWvlc.
jn many reepecis ywruy - I Chicago . i It t
New lorn. ......, ...II
Cincinnati . , ........ .13 -
was. ths cleverest and cleanest exhibition
, of the national gams ever pulled oft In
this city. There was ho wrangling ho
kicking, no dirty playing. Th fielding
waa sharp and brilliant, not an error be
ing mad tn the field, Steelman's ttw
. errors wer on difficult foul fly, and
they were not costly. . , -,
Roach, the great "exterminator, was
inn ths. tombstone : for; Portland and
, Cooper covered the Blab ' for Oakland,
and both pitchers held ths soor a blank
' - for six Innings. , During this time there
Wert several good -chances to Score, bot
double plays or rapid fielding cut off the
runners. - When Jaks Thlelmah 'started
the fireworks In th seventh inning by
elammlng on to -th fane for a double,
the crowd telt certain that th end, of
Cooper was near. Beck promptly sao-
Hfloed Jake to third and much to th de
- light of th fane, Francis popped a fly
to Scblafley, but before that worthy
could recover and throw th ban to ths
. plate the Irrepressible Dutchman bad
cored, sliding In thouasnd mils an
. liour on Ms stomach, with a lead or
one, the Browns f sit rather safe, tut
Mosklman's corking double in, th next
Inning scored Schlafley and the 1 gam
was quickly tied up, remaining 1 to I
until the fatal eleventh, .;. ' , '
' Portland had a good chance to do
-tilings 'In th tenth but Beck was or
dered to steal too aoon, and was Caught
a oeuntry block. Francis followed him
with a double to th fence, but bis two
brothers who followed falm to th bat
could not get friendly enough with Mr.
Cooper to soore Ike. ; , Thus did Port
lands hopes go glimmering. ,
Dunleavy, . Francka, Cooper, Byrnes
and Schlafley did the best work for Oak-
tend, Dunleavy" cntch of Thlelmnn'e
twig drive being the prettiest on th
diamond in many, weeks.' l; Th entire
' Portland nine played fine ball, and th
crowd t thoroughly enjoyed th contest
. - .. ; 77, ; PORTLAND.
:7 .'- v.v''.-:
; Nadeau, L t.
Mccree
Thielm
P.eelt
Francis, Sb. u. .,... 4 0
Castro, a m: ......... 4 0
Spencer, r. f. ....... 4
frteelinin, c ........ 4 0
Roach, p. .......4... 44)
Totals I4 J tl II S
7r ,7-7f. . OAKLAND. n
Gaaley, r. f.-. ....... I . 0 : S 4 O 0
Francks, a S. ....... I 1 6 ,1
Punleavy, . f. ...... 1.9 1 0
Bchafley, tb. ........ 6 11-1 I
. Moeklman. 1. f. ...... I'll
Xevereaux. Sb. ...A. 4 0 1 1 1
Streilb, lb.
' Byrnes,, c. ........... I 1 '1 4 .3
Cooper, p, ........... I 0 10 1
yi Totals vv.;;iv..vij n nu r?'
BUNS ANri HITS BT INNINGS.",
Portland .......0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
. Hits . . ........1 1 loioiooio i
Oakland . . .0 fOOOOdlOOS -4
: Hits . . ........ill 1111:90114
SUMMART. 7-: , 7
, Sacrifice hit Beck. ' Earnsd ,ns
Portland, 1; Oakland, I. ; Stolen baaee
; MoCreedle, Byrnes. Bas on balls Off
' Roach. L Struck out By Roach, 4; by
, Cooper, 1. , Two-bas bit Francis,
' Stretb, Ganley, Thielman, Mosklman.
Double plays Roach to Beck: Dever
: eaux to , Strelb., Left on bases Port
land, S; Oakland, . First base on er
i rors--Oakland, X. " Tim of game-r-TwO
, hour and 20 minutes. - Utnpire Brown.
4
BATZOVAl lAAdUB. :
Won. Lt.
New fork. ........... J
Pittsburg i . .....!. ,11
fit Louis ..,..... ,14.
Brooklyn . . 11
Boston .-. ....... ......19
Philadelphia 4i.i.i
11
14
II
10
II
on
."ill
.440
.III
'.400
' .111
7 '- AIM. fcoml
First gam ;. ' . A, tLE.
St. ixuis ........ ....I. f f o
Pltteburg . . t.......... .......I 7 4
&lBatterTes Tsylor and jZearfoss;
ijeever and rneips.
' Second game-. . s 7. ''' B. It E.
St Louis.. ........ .1 1 4
Pittsburg. ............... 10 I
Batteries O'Neill and Grady; Miller
ana Smith,
V . . At Clnol&ftatt.
, v.i : r. il b.
Cincinnati , . ........... .......I 7 I
Chicago........;'. ....0 1
Batteries uann ana foiu juunagren
and KUlen...-
: Brooalya. , fc
New York ..................11 11 0
Brooklyn... 9 14
Batterle Wllfa and " Bowerman;
Cronln, Jones and Hitter. . . . . -
leau, L t. 5.10 0
;reedie, 2b. ...,!. 4- 1 I s 0
elman, . f. ....... 4 1 1 .1 .10
k, lb. .,.....,., I 11 0
7 . Bren Break at Taooma. -
Taooma, Waalu June 10. Fishefs
nlns broke even with th Seals yester
day In Interesting contests. The scores;
Morning gam I . ' . R. H. to.
Tacoma . S 0 0 01 4 1
San Fran ......0110100004 t 1
Batteries McDonald and Graham;
Whalen and Gorton. .7.
Afternoon game ' ' 1" ' B. H. B.
Tacoma . , " ..0 b 1 0 1 1 1 4 10 ; 1
Ban Fran .. . . .1 0 0 1 2 0 0 6 8 0
Batteries Overall and Hdgan ; . Yer-
kes and Gorton. Umpire O'Connell.
. 1 1 i ; . v. ' :( 5 ,x .
And th Angels Bmd.
' Seattle Wash, June lO.--Th Angels
bsd seven errors tctheir credit yester
day and lost to th Satellites I to 1.
Th. cor: 7;s.! '," -.7 .'. y' 7'
Seattl . ..... i 0 9 I 0 1 I 40
,0 o.s v v v v i 1 1
Blanicensnjp;
th first gam on th horn' grounds.
Salem lost her good record of playing
ooreless games by making four errors
and Eugene five. Th Eugen players
returned horn last svenlng, consider
ably crestfallen, and with th oonrto
tion that their team will have to b
Strengthened be for they can xpect to
win. j " ' " . ',5
Th soor by Innings follows!
lltlMTtl
rm ,....;.i.00ioioi44 t
Hits I ..01101111011
Eugene 100 00 00 It 4
Hit .Ill 01 101!- 7
Batteries Emerson and Wilklnsi Mo
Farlaa and Radford. Umpirs Derrick.
B6TA& ctxr fezrSATl tXtlVOOB.
' Ths Royal club team of this' city de
feated th Sellwood yeiterday morning
lis a wll-playd gam by th oor of
4 to I. " , : -
Following U Chi llna-uai
Royal Clubs. , . Sellwood.
Watklns ,.r. f-. Locks
Thstcher uh ..... f..t.... C. NIekum
W. Wallac .ia f.Mi.i Slrkendall
J. Ilelser i.s. s..i. ,.....,. Short
Murphy ......... .lb... ......W. Mower
M. Helser.........lb R. Nlckum
sXLandswick .....lb.. Duval
Whitehurst . .... C Mower
B Wallace . . ..... p ... Hlggins
Bummair:
' Earned ru ft s Royal Club, 1, Stolen
bases Helser, Short. C. MoWSr.
Struok out By Wallace. 11; by Hlgsini,
11. Three-baa hit J. Helser. Two
base hits M. Helser,1 Lands wick. Donbl
plays C Wallace to M. Helser to Lands
wick. . Bas ... hits Oft Wallac, 1: oft
Hlggins, . Tim of gam I hour Is
minutes, .
Umplr 1 Smith.
turfmen, and ths .forecast fs msde that
th leader will case the ludcea In
about this orden Gatewar. ; flrsti
Osorge Berry, geeondi Fexy Grandpa,
third. .':').. ,.il -v...
Originally th derby was k awen.
Stakes, run tlrsf la ltll. When Mao
aroni won in ltll R. c Nsylor took
1100.000 out Of th betting ring, th
largest known winning off ths rac.
It was currently reported, that Mr.
Merry's winnings on- Tbormanby wr
that flgof in lllO. but' h' did' hot
cash in for mors thaa 1150,000. later a
elopmeata showed. Mr.Jaque stood
to win almost I1.000.IOI on "his hors
Mildew, and Fred SwlndU Would hsv
won $760,004 had his hors Wallac. tor
whfoh he paid II09, prved a suoeess.
" On of th most curious bets was
laid Oh the derby when IBo.OOO'Was
placed against a suit of clothes,' a hat
and a walking Stick. This bet Was laid
to Mr. Drinkald, -when his horse "Black
Tommy" ran second t "Blink Tommy."
and howNiear th bat cam to being
landed I Indicated In th fact that un
til th judge hoisted ."Blink Tommy's"
number many thought the colt had won.
Th. biggest bet ever " laid 0 th
derby was of 1100,000 to 16,000 against
Vandertheulln tn 1IS1 The layer was
Davlea. . th leviathan bookmaker, and
th taker, DOraey Clark, who 0fid
tn animal, which started at 11 to
and ran well. Davles actually paid out
$410,000 over two bet that he had paid
against Daniel O'Rourke forhs derby
in 161, and yet It Is Said that betting
la on th increase. -. .
" 7 And Tlizy Live Twice' as Long
. v
On a dollar when they tri(Je with us as when they are run
ning Into debt for thtir fcood. things to . eat . At any of our
vil . -'i v v.;V .Jfix markets we 'offer ;' -' I "' -e '' r. .
Boiling Beef, ptt lbmVeiU ilJilii, i Siim''ifif
Corned Beef; per lb J . . . . . '. . .
.a7
r. 3 lbsterider, juicy Steaft for. '.,..4.
Mutton; SteW, pet .; i W ii Jiii.iiWe-. V 3 ,
a-a. m .J,. . ." -. k . JlsM aw Jet '
ow-iD. can w iard.. .. ; , . . .4 . , . . . .t.uU -
4 quarts, best OlWOil, f0' ; lU<tJ3ll.OO
2 cms Carnajioa . Cream - for. V . a'.-) i 25,l
25-lb. box Fincy Italian 'Points for i.Sl.OO
2 lbs. Full' Cream (itJdtiiitX t S54.;)
,7 lbs. Fancy Rice for. . f254.
; I.1U. i.ia vj jBcaiis tor . ' 7 T
These Prices ' List ths Entire Week? Watch out chain of ,
retail markets.; -We retail at WHOLESALE priceg,
PORTLAND
PACKING CO.
4-
PORT LA ISD CLUB CA FE
lio Fifth StrMt, Between Washlojtoa gad Alder
'A'
Dr. W. -Norton Dvis. ;T
IN A WEEK
Wl treat iraOceasfully . all btivat.
Dervou and chronic disease, also blood. .
Stoniach, Jieart. liver, kidney and throat
irouoiea vve our BIHULI8 (without, '
ircury) to stay cured forever. In 10 t
0 daysf W remove (STRICTURE, with.
out operation or tln. tln fifteen day.
Th doctor Of this tnatltata iU alt'
regular rraduatea. have had many
years wperlence, have been known In
f oniana zor it Tears, navi
maintain, and wlU und
tiava, , reputation
aertai
HElUllTACtt WHISKEY.
S CJ H lllTZ v B E E II ;
j-
"AH LadLng Crids ctCizmf'SH
ttf'wsWltststtftoe
Ltmch At 9 p. m
KRANT AND LONG
' MEET THIS WEEK
S GIGANTIC WATER v
POWER SCHEME
wi-.fc. .. . I pnun i . ...
in n rn' I Ixa Anreles . .-.
uatteriea nmnw
and -
Newton and Bpiear Umpires McCarthy j
and McDonald.
SSAXmOOZS SOUtD AZAaJTr.
' ' toeraal SiMelU' SsrHoWt ; -'
Roseburf, 0r4 Jun 10. Th 8bam
rocks" rolled ths Orejrory Hollers" high
Into th air yesterday and by doing; so
mads it three straight games. . Though
ths (am was very exoltihf It waa re
plete with .errors and .hard hitting.
;.. White, "backstop, - played superb
ball,-but Bradley In the right, flower
garden mad himself the star by cutting
off what would ofdlnarlly havs been four
two-bass hits. Albany plays ths haxt
series her. Th score by Innings:
Roseburg ......1 a . 0 I 1
Hits 4 11114 1'
Albany ....,;.. s e e 4 0 0 4
,;Hlts , ..I.. .... I 0 1 110
Batteries Reed and Whit: Baylor
(Special DUpatc te The Journal.) 7
Beattle. Juna 10. Harrv Krant. tha
local newsboy fighter, and Louie Lena of
Oakland. CaL. have been matched, to bat
tle 19 rounds at 1SI bounds, rlnasld.
befor th Ballard Athletic club, on th
venlng of Jun SO. . Xxng arrived here
yesterday from Butte, Mont,, where he
had been engaged In training Benny,
x anger ror hi battle with Herrera. the
Mexican. V Krant, has. a host of friends
who are anxlou to S4e htan pitted
against a bit or ths real articl and with
bona- they will.lhay a chano to
what the local boy can, do In fast com
pany. The manner In which Krant nut I n extent, - ha been the chief stock
th flnlsMng touches to Jimmy Rellry at watering place of th entir Rook creek
Portland a short tlm aao shows him ud I &d Sheep creek stock rang of La
in pretty good light Reilly had mad I Oiand. It Is located on th very top
xx amajrsa ooxpavt oommitTcrr-
nra nnmrDOtrs sroxAaa nmu-
zbtotji . at , xoxoay rAxa ox
' m ; vmcmrt . or vixr " Koxnr-
9Jkxn-tiaaanra eiso.ooo sax.
- : (Siweul Sksatct t The JeoraaL)
tA Grande, Or. i Jun 10 On of th
most tremendous Water power schemes
tn eastern Oregon Is now being con
structed at Morgan lake, three mile
south of .La Orand on th summit of
th Blue mountain by th' La Grand
Water Storage company. ;, ' v7';f'-"'f;
From time Immemorial Morgan lake.
a shAllow body of water about 100 acre
and Suess.
Vmplre-rJackson. , .,
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0
1
I s
1.0
4 1
6 0
1 (
rACxrzo vatzovazi uaovx.
&a a&Asva xoixa nun.
"0
... rrors Wsr Costly.
Boiae," Idaho.' Jun 20. Spokata
bunched her errors and Boiss her hits
yesterday, so the gam was never In
doubt for th locals, The acore: .
- ' ' H TBh
Boise i i .10e00 4 1
Bpokan. . . ...0 0 0 0 010 0 0 1 " 4 ? 4
Loucks and Trary.- - . ' .
r try ":.;-
- Aft ths Mormon Capital ' .
Bait Lak City, Jun SO Th Mlnr tim. winning by a acore of 11 Jo 11.
and th Elder mad an even breaa yss-
In th first Mereoitn wanaea
terdav.
the visitor, .whll Vasblnder curve
wer too much f or th locals la the sec
ond. The scqres: , -t : -
First game Jf
Bait Lake ; ......f J 0 7 -6 0
Butte ;..-;.;.. ooeo.e o s o
Second aWA'12 H" B;
Bait Lake ...... $ I? ! 8 t
Butte 0 0 0 0110 0 10 1
Batteries Tltua and Hausen: Vas-
blnder ana Bpencer. . umpire sua vis.
. (Jearaal Special Service.)
La Orand. Or.. June 1 to. Th La
Grand Reubens and th - Pendleton
Athletic club nine crossed bats on the
local diamond In this lty Sunday after
noon and th gam proved th most in
teresting played her this season. The
gam looked good for Pendleton In th
first V three Innings. The Reubens
played hard for the next lew,, but to
ward , ths Isst Pendleton had , an assy
It
was th first tarn that La Grande lost
this season. ..- , -. ., .. -
rAczrza coast ubaovs.
AMXBiaaJT MS A0TJX.
77:?-; Won.
Tacoma ; . .''?'
Los Angeles .
OaklandT . . .,........
Seattle j . s4..,......jl"i:
San Francisco . ..... 5 '
Portland . . ...........25 '
Lost.
15
15
: is -'IT
44'-
P.G
.168
Mi
.. .657
.126
.441
.131
"C'TI " - . .Woo. ' Lost
, Boston . . 14 - . 17
1 .'Xljew- York,. ......... ..20 7; Si .
' , Chicago s ,!, ............SO ; Till T
Clevefand 4. ...,.... , -.21 , ;
Philadelphia .. .24 4
.m fit,- Louis;, .....24 vvitl;v
'.5s:f.!etrolt . f 20 :41 ' i
Washington . . ........ 1 19
PC
Ml
.180
.577
.551
.620
.611
.417
.18?
-17-' Twrtstday' Bnlta.V '7
Oakland, 4; Portland,: 1. r u
Tacoma, 1-4; Ban Francisco, 6-5.
Seattle, If Los Angeles. 1.
vaxk xik wxwa
1 ""'' ; At at. Ztoaia.:.
t7t,:a-F rat nie ...'-.; .. V
.7;'7i-.-.f- Pt- ' Louis -::m .. 'i ". .- .', ."'.'. '-. .
.1 5 2
New York. 4 t l
i lotteries rtowe 11 ana eugaen; roweii,
Kloteow - and -McGuirs. v -.-.-.''-;
Yoric , i . . ..,,,..,... .0 ,4 M
7 . Batteries Glad and Kahoe; Wolfe
r7ftf:
and Klelnow.
r
At Chloaso.
. Chicago
i!.?.-? Boston v -i .'. 2
-i : Raff Hsa ATtnwIr anA XfITo rlanA.
TiuinehUl and Criger.
R. HE.
t...,..,.,......,.,.,,.0: 7 2
J.
r'tX i
BLO O D
On aetseaDt.ef Its frlrhtfnl UdceoiBcaa, Bloe
. , ? pDlaontns Is com mo air callfd tat Ring of all
' blMaare. It Br b eitber hamOlUry w oa-.-
,' :, trtfd. Ooca ta ayetcai la tainted wftfc It, the
, ., ; mar naolfnt itaeU in U forn of Serof.
Th University Park nine defeated th
star A. & L. team yesterday morning
by th score of to 6, .Tha.jfeature of
th : gam was .th pitching of Moore,
who fanned 20 of th A. A L. team.
Gains, Brock, Monahan, Campbell and
Gray did splendid work, 4 Th teams
are to play again in the near future,
and the A. A L. boys feel confident of
turnln th trick. Th; llneupj 7 i V,
Jl A L, 'r.tJ t7 University Park.
Tompaon,...,; ...lb...... , . Wllllwn
Fleming :tt4i,..:,lb. ......... Campbell
Miller,-,'. t '. .. f i Grey
McElroy .....cf. ......... .. Gaflns
Henry , . ,. . ... .If ...... . . "Frederlok
McKlnley,. rf. .i. . t Monahan
Parker' . .......'. ,1b... Smith
Johnson . i ... ";P .. . , Moor
Buckler . ...i...c. ,. '. . Brock
7UmpirWllliaras.i;t; 7 ;; V'-?W-:?
A;7 COMTAJfT oona jpotar. 7
'.''r'..."',. (Jeers!' Special gwrhje.) f
En gens. Juns 20. On Sunday aftsr
aoa on th Btat league arounda In this
city ths ' 8prlngfleld baseball team de
feated a nine from company C. O.-N. O.
of this city by th score of 11 to 0. The
feature of the- gam were th pitching
of Tabafew of Springfield, and company
Cs ragged play Int. The score by in-
Springfield 1 1 7 10 11 1 It
Company: C.....0 110100204
: ooosa , aouowi : vnr, - '
Ths young Goose Hollows defeated the
Newsboys yesterday by ths score of I
to 1. '. ta iinup: , , ' - ,y 7 :t
Gooss Hollows W. Degroat e; C'
Hersklnd. p; K. Vincent, lb; W, Bchulse,
2b; L. Branders. lb; A. Reeves, ss;
J. Erdner. rf ; H. Schuls. cf; Dillen,
Mswsboys Alvl. c; Bcott p; D-
ijevier. 10; uader, , Zb; Dewer, ss;
Carney,, .lb; Cohp,, e; ir, BaUm, If; Cu-.
sevtrai . hard, battles - n round -. there
against .such 'men as Memalo and was
considered about th toughest they had
in the light weight class. In his last
battle with Herrera, Long; lost a ques
tionable decision and bis showlns? waa
far superior to that made by Yanger
agalnt th Mexican last -v week. - If
nt can Score a vlotory over ths Oak
land boy he will at one Jump to th top
nma. com Lone ana Krant nav gons
lot training;. ',7v, ,7 Ai-
UTBTTXm BTBOVG HmM.' 4
' The Nonpareiis defeated the Multno
mah's .'yesterday In a fast and exoitlng
gam, to score being 1 to 4. Th feat
ure f ;tha gams was the pitching of
oieuoo. .. im iine-up waar .
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Austin, lb. , ;.. 4 2 1 a
Callahan, a S. 5 0 11
Brown, lb. . . . . ..4 1 1 . a
Hoffmann, lb.. ............ 11 1;2
Amerr, L f. 1 1 1,1
MlnSr, c . a' 1 : 1: 1 '
Btephen, p. 1 1 1.-0
Vadneea, r, f. 4 O . f' 0
Peterson, 0. t .... 4.. 1 0 11
-..Totals(r .i'7Vi.V.:".;'.ll-' I (il :-, 7
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B, ; Gates " .,...,......; 1
M. Coetello ............... 4
n. Montague . ............. s
K. Brady . ..... .. 1
Mcuray ..................
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of the spur of the mountains at an ele
vation of 4,200 feet, '. ' .. s
: About a year ago S. R.. Ha worth, W.
G.. Hunter and J. W.. Bcrlber conceived
the Idea of utilising ths power possi
bilities of this body of water. The
lower end of th lak has an Outlet to
ward th city of La Grand and a dam
100' feet long, ill wide at th base, and
40 feet high Is being oonstruated at a
oost of 1110,000 to oonflne the -water. '
A lake1 110 acres la extent and now
averaging It feet deep baa been formed,
with' a possibility , of increasing th
depth to 10 feet by building a few hun-
dred fee f levee.'. Survey bava been
mad for 11.175 feet of pip Una lead
ing to th' La Grand city reservoir.
Steel pipe two feet In diameter will be
need to conduot th water down th
mountain sanyon to the power v plant
about on mil from th lak, where
1.000 hors power will be developed at
first with thrpossibillty of Increasing
th power to .10,000 hors power, when
nedd,.j.'i;:,,i .,..jL4
: "Arrangements ' hav been ' practically
oompleted by which th storage com
pany will furnish th city of La Grand
75000,000 gallons pef month for dlstri
button through th city Water malna. .
Th elevation at th lake above th
city of La Grand Is 1.460 feet la
dUtano f three - miles, making- th
fore of th water supply. If unre
strained, beyond cemputauon. :
To supplx, th lak; with perpetual
flow of fresh water .tw mountain
streams Sneeo ' creek and Lock creek
are belnf diverted lnto .lt by means . of
ur ,mues 01 pips unes ana numea :
The company has bow 11 teams em
ployed corapletlnr th Immens dam and
the .work of layings th pip lln win
bgm at; One, c .?, -,7 i,.'i7.:.'"u t
A. second rnaller lair ' II acre In
extent lying on a bench Just below th
main lake, will be cleaned cut and con
verted Into a . resort for' boating and
summer , plonloa . It is fringed all
around With a growth of trfn and can
be fad from th overflow of th mala
lake 7 v,- 1 ''.;- :-".v'7 '.v;v-.., ..
When completed this wUl b the best
water supply and souroe of power n-
joyed by any eastern Oregon clty v
tThe headgate is 16 Inches In diameter
aad ths lake . can b drained by opening
th gat of th pnstock, r,: -
At present th depth is ' lnereaalns
about ons Inch per day and th' Rock
creek supply has not yet .been turned!
la.-;1 ,;. 'j. . ' . ' .: rir' i,
or 15 years,
n. and Will Undotaka tin
knMas certain cure can be effeoted.
ve guarantee a euro In evorv ease
W undertake or eharra tin ' ra. r,.
sultatlon free, 'Letter confidential 1 In
atructlv BOOK FOR MN mailed Ire
la plain wrapper, ,
. If Voa cannot iall it ofRea wHU tn
question blank for hom treatment J
Offlc boor i t I, and T to it. Sunday
ana nouaays. iv to 11. ' ;
Th lsdfhg speciallits In the Northwest
,i; EsUM)shd JIM." .V-
Dr.W. Norton Davis & Co.
iraa ar7 stotet'ir. a. ooz. Third aad
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To Whom It May Concern
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I Same to th above serin rs ea Anrll
1 to take treatment tor nr eyes. X had
a very ssvere attack of catarrh of - th
eyes, waa almost blind after treating
with the best specialists that could be'
found, and suffering for nine yeara I
have at last found a cure here at tha
FAMOUS TUSCAN SPRINGS. - Z can
not tralse them too hlrhlv. I hooe that
others that are afflicted will civ tbsta
trlaL 1 RsspsotfuUy. . .
v, , W. L. PALMER. ' .
Room 108, Commercial Blag, .Portland,
uregnn. . . t. . ,
cured of rheumatism. If you are slok
writs to nsi we will give you ihe nana
and address of some one cured Of
similar complaint . .. v-,
Tuscan Mineral Springs Corp.
' '7. TtrgOAJf, OAZb. ':Z--'-ty
asn bo o lomi of stokacx
'7;ad catabbs xut.":-:.rvv:
dajeo saibt iabx. 'r'.'r : ,
T
f1'.' rioeeial .Dlaoatch to Tha lamaLI ,
Rathdrum, . IdSho, "June 10. Loula
Lowentrout f of Bloomlngton, I1L ' baa 1
purohaeed-a ranch near Jiera : of 614
acres, paying therefor 1 10,600. Fart of .
It is under cultivation and with It went
24' head Of cattle and other stock.'; Mr, - ;
Lowentrout will move his family west '
and In the fall they will start an exten
sive Dairy; farm. ' the ; saulpment f of "v
trhlob will cost 1,000. 1 ; -. :-. '7- .7
every "year
Hundreds of lives safed
by having Dr. Thomas' Eolectrlo Oil
in the nouae lust when . It la neaded.
Cures croup, heal' burns, outs, wounds
of every sort - - y- - -. . .
CLOTHING , " IPS
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!: '.;' (Jonrnal SoeeUl Berries. I ,'" .
Heligoland, June 20. Plant's schoon-er-yacht
Ingomar lost the kaiser eup In
the rac over to this plac on the tlm
auowance., xne race was won by Val
-vTAxxoB wars bbibt oaxb.
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Att interesting gam of "brlstTwas
played at ' Multnomah field Saturday
afternoon. Th contestants were Harry
B. Taylor and Frank Taylor of the easl
side. The scor stood 17 to 14 In favor
of Taylor. ;? A return game ; will . bs
played this svenlng n East . Twelfth
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fa a game yesterday. In which PltcheH
doors. Insomar f lalshina first twa hours Robinson had things his own way. strlk
ahead of th Valdoora. . . " : ' f Ing out 17 of 21 men Who faced him,
Mont villa downed Pick's team by th
scor of 17 to 2. Montavllla batted very
BOOS 3UTSB TBOTJBOH J.
. ila, Bcsma, Rbeusiatte Paloa. Stiff ot twoU
". jQlata, EraptldD ee Coppw-Colertd Bpots o u
: ae or Body. Uttla uWa la the Uoath ore
; (be Ton (rtie. Sore Tbreat Swotlas TomIU, rUn
BcaMna, Rbeusiatte Paloa. Stiff or olloa
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. . fonaSk Vaeay or th rimh an Bone. ' It roe
i haw any.' of thae or tiDtUr ermptoiMi. V.t
7 ; fcaOWN'OS BIXKD CUaa. Immdl Ur7 Tfala
7 treatment .la practleally tbe raault of Ufa work.
. 'I Jl oooUlna ao danteroot trugn or injurious E4-
, , Kiara or tv im. aim wioa vary potto la
( tba Siaaaae an for oat every oarticla ot
! fMra, costplotKly e4 forever, - Tba btood. tbe
, iiM, tb Smb. tha twnoa and tba wbola ra
. t era daaoaed, pttrtflvd aad raatorad to par
i fv hrattb. ana tbo patlast praparad nw for
thr oiiUm end rlmaorca of Ufa. BUOWN
s pirou was. f"" a eorua. lasts a moats.
, HU f DR. BbOWNT S3S Arch at, PbllaiM.
, fhla. tit Mle tn Portias only by frank Siaa,
PsHlas Hotel laraaer. V , ' -
; - . (Joarnal Bpeelal Service ' " .-.v'.'
Hood 'v Rlver, Or, June 20. Hood
River was setved a terriflc drubbing! by
the W. W, M.; Co. team ' from : The
Dalles yesterday afternooa. The local
nine wasn't fa the game for a moment
and played as If completely, nnnerved
from the moment 7 th starter's bell
rang. :--.. " 'iU'JViV"l s.yt--l ;7
, Th steamer Regulator brought 100
excursionists from Th Dallas, : Includ
ing 40 members of Company D of tbe
O. X G. Another hundred eseurslonlsts
came from Stevenson ; and : Cascade
The acor: . '' ' ' V ''- . -B.H, E.
11 5 I T 1 w-h:;-i
The Dalle.... .4 1414110 020 It - 4
Hod River. .,.0001600001 11
Batteries Drahot and Blougb ; Dun
bar, and Martlir Struck iSut By Dro
hotf; Dunbar, 10. Time f gams
Two h0wrnd 15 minutes, attendance
$ bop abp oinr sxoot. 77;;
; M. Abraham mad th hiahest ccors
sc tns Multnomah Rod and Gun club i
shoot yesterday, scoring 81 out of a
posaiDie loo. Th club win be repre
sented at the Pendleton shoot this week
by, th following shots: A. J. Winters,
W. W. Caldwell, W. 'A. Hlllls, J. Wag
nsr, 1 E. Quist William Culllson and!
otnera' ; - :-...s ;..v -v, '.;--'
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M. Abraham .r'Ti3i.-.100
W. E. Carlon 60
Wagner . .-v ...........100
W. W. Caldwell 45
W,' A.'' Hlllls 65
J. B. Culllson. ........ 65
McDanlel . . ..........100
Wright . , 35
A.JT Winter . ....... ilOO
Kincald . ...,100
A. H. Outst ........... 7B
ZUIy., .............. 85
B. Long .............. $0
Butler . ............ IO'V-7 j;7;; ei
Klernan . . ........... 78,. 19 arf Bi
Brooking j .. . 25 ,-.fll .,62
BSsBeCf53pS . -iwefltB. PJp1L2r3gC, - FeslflV
J' Th Meter A Frank company team de
feated a picked nine representing th
Stainbach and Belling f lrmsyesterday
on Multnomah field. The , final core
waa ii w it, .F:w?2.-;.rt-
hard, knocking; five of her opponents'
pltchr off tb bill. - f ,
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Helena, Monti June 89. Aurello Her
rera, the conqueror of Tanger, and
Charles Neary of Milwaukee, have been
matched to fight at Great Falls on July
4.' Tbe men have fought two draw, ;,
Boxing school, Tom Tracey, 105 4th st
and we are very near a clothing
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