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Newspaper Page Text'' I'. Y ! A AanrSMPlarrS. "-':-; BALL ' LOS ANGELES . t'r.-V,:'s,V.'VJB ",' t !','.V':N I". ( 'S' ?nxn u avo , V;-2' -w-.; Weak Pay 9a Sunday Sr30 p. as. ' . AaaUaaioa 18a. Ohlldraa !. . Xadlea' Saya Thnrsday aad Friday. " 'The Pacific Pulp Plaster , Company Is OmXAT ,: ABBAT OP ' POSTSlt , OATXXX j AT . PXaTOXJITOaT AJTO ' PAJmCXPATX XM VWSWTXMTUAM- ( jrtAX. TOtrpsjaT o vobtswes Now Established in This City and ; Doing a innving Busincssr ) "'it ' -"'no r . NEW ENTERPRISE FOR PORTLAND MP emits K:i : ' I1-' ' :y-:V. II0MS JT SHOOT X I. y Factory -: Located Corner . Clark and Railroad Streets : in !; ; Lower Albu'Vbere. Elastic Pulp Plaster, Which , i Is Fire and Water ,Proo Is Manufactured A Ready Sale Found for Itf . if,;, v Portland Js always ready to receive a new enterprise with pen arms, go when the Pacific Pulp Plaaterlng company de ' elded to locate la Portland a fw months Vio they found a hearty welcome, and plant of. ' eager buyers for it pro duct, and no sooner waa tha product ready for tha market than erery first elas building In tha elty decided to uae - ; It', Namely: 1 ' ' i r- Lyrlo theatre, Keating at Flood, pro prietor; Star theatre, S. Morton Conn, ' proprietor; fix houaea hunt by W. B. '8tokea 4k Co.;" three' houaea built by S. ; B. Mercea; , residence of Ralph Hoyt; ' dweninr built by " Rodney OUaanj i dwelllnc and studio by Oaoraa . M. . etroRa". realdenea, Dr.iW. iT. Houser; realdenea of T. E, Griffith, plaaterlnf . contractor; realdenea ox Mrs. A. C Al len, St. Johns; resldenoa of W. W, Pat teraon, plastering contractor! ... - - men othr baildlnte in 'the north " weat where Klaatlo Pulp Plaster has v. been peed, may be mentioned the follow- lnr: i ' . ?' - c- Brick block In Aberdeen, owned by , R. T. Dabney; brick block la Aberdeen, . owned by J. 8. Dabney; Coleman blook , In Beattla, owned by J. IL Colemaa; ; four-flat building la Seattle, owned by Da rid Peterkln; Victoria theatre la Vlo terla, B. C J building owned by O. A, BUna, 8t Helena; building owned by EL a Klrkpatrlck, DalUa, Or. As this aaw plaster is to play a prom . inant part la the building In Portland, a few words about the character and quality might prore Interesting to the " reading public. : '." Tha Offloers aad Directors. The officers and officials are: Tha openings and ;iearea as clean. eat an edge. ; The fiber doea this. . ; . ).:'., -ir Plr tlOftf. ' Put PULP PLA8TKR oh metal or wire lath and you hare an ABSOLUTE LY FIRB-PROOr PARTITION. On wood lath nothing could be absolutely lire-proof, but the plaster makes the partition vastly more so than any other wall piaster la the world. . :..' ' Seat aad Gold Proof. What do you think of a wall plaater that will save you from a third to a half of your fuel bill In winters and keep your house cool in summer? ELASTIC PULP PLASTER will do this. It is a perftct non-conductor of heat and Wold. It retains all the warmth In winter and keeps .it out la summer, f , Aoeoustlo Properties. Ton hare doubtless been In hotels and apartment housea where, you could hear only, too plainly what waa being said and done in adjoining room a That was because the wall plaater contained aand id was a good conductor, of sound. Bom things heed to be good conductors. Not eo wall plaster. ELASTIC PULP PLASTER Is a NON-CONDUCTOR. The fiber doea this. It makes tha plaater a deadener of sound. It also makes eon- fusing echoes In- auditoriums of churches and theatres Impossible, and for this reason alone, if for no other, it Is par excellence the thing for such structures. All housekeepers, realise the annoyance of tha dust which Is constantly dropping from tha plaster on the celling. i Weight Strength, Owing to tha incorporation of wood , aoaroal gpeclal BerMoe.r i i -; Pendleton, Or June 84. At tha twen tieth annual shoot of tha sportsmen of tha northwest which began here yeater day, B, F. Confarr of Livingston, Mont, carried off tha honors. Ha made a aoore of 18) out of a pqsslble 100, which waa tha record of the day,' and won. tha Multnomah oup and tha Brownlea tro phy. T. H. Sheard of Taooma woa jthe Anaconda oup. valued at 1500. - t , , ; Tha neat tournament of tha associa tion will be held at Portland, ana snu nlarmism CmnA Th entra "t .Hit., PaoM llkla Ss. . fytmorrow (gttwdty). Jees 38. :." at 10 A. M. TBI ADVANC8 baLB Of SEATS' t tar -i .!. E. H. 5othern v IN ' . IilE PROUD PRINCE ' be open to the sportsmen of the world. Toeedey ''aad Wadeiiday alghta. Jnat , Tha Portland club haa offered 11,000 nd m win b. Pucd oa ' . a. A .H aifAe sp411 ha I srllflsBBMsltlPsi Inara . ILw. MM' Wt.m I i f-.t Factory, Ooraat Clark aad Railroad fraata. towet AlbUa, Plaster has II times the strength of common lime and -sand plaster, one- fourth Inch Of Elaatlo Pulp Plaster giv ing a stronger wall than any other known plaster. It is absolutely crack and earthquake proof. Superiority of XlaaUo Pulp Plaatea. Freealng does not affect It Being elastic. It doea not crumb! or crack. Being waterproof, it does not fall off tha lath when water plpea burst and flood your celling. ' Being fireproof. It will withstand ths moat Intense heat Being all prepared for uae (the add! tlon of water only being required), no ehanoa for mason to overload with sand. juaienai is reaay ior immeaiaia use ; . . . . . ' . ' v ; ' ,'. , . I , . " ' . .);,' ' . .: .; I ' . . . , : .... ' v I , . s . ' . . ' v t v . 7 i - . .. . .. ' t ., . .... ' .:. ; , ,.,.' , .- I x: i. J . " . . . . . .,',,, -; w t , '. . , . ' . ' ... .: .... , ; ... ".. ,. .4.,:-.- l y . - ,,v m, . A ... X: A 7 : ' ' .. ; ' ' - 1 'v'. ! , . . - ' - ' , , , , -.,' .. : .'';r-. .' : ! " " J ' . f , , ;. "' I :' ;) .; ; - V ; ' - - 1 1 1 ... . . r .. .- officers, C W. . Nottingham, president; . H. B. Augur, vice-president; George A. Brodle, treaaurer; aad IX. F. Conner, aeoretary. Tha directors, C W. Not . tlngham. Oeorge A. Brodle, W. F. , Slaughter. M. Wt Ofll and H. B. Augur. I The business ; office Is located in the Chamber of Commerce building, rooms 617-82L , ' A substantial and suitable building, . COxlOO feet la alse and two atorles high, ' fully equipped with modem appliances i and operated by electric power haa been ',, erected for the manufacture of Pulp Plaster In Lower Alblna. A Urge num bar of . experienced and high-salaried i men are givea employement and some- thing like 78 tons of Pulp Plaater can Si be turned out daily. Already a demand v sufficient to asa up the output haa been to created. - ..-.: 1 ELASTIC PULP PLASTER is not in the experimental ataga. This is its L" first Introduction in the Paclflo north j west but It haa been used In tha. east and the middle west for some years -with eminently satisfactory results. The Portland factory Is one of 10 plants tl producing Elastic Pulp Plaster through out the united States. It is a substitute fori common plaa- tar for covering walls and ceilings and for 'outside work. ; It la composed of standard building 'materials mixed according to a solen ; tlncally perfect formula. These ma teriale are tested, weighed and mixed ' with mathematical precision, and the re sult Is a plaater , which is the height of aklll and economy and the perfection of v wall plaster. ELASTIC PULP PLASTER contains no sand or lime. One of its most im- - portant parte is FIBROUS WOOD PULP, made by a patented process that : retains the fiber and strength of the wood. ' ! This flbrone wood gives to the plas , . tar elasticity, toughness, lightness and strength, and imparts to the plaster tha .ii many known valuable propertlea of tha wood ltaelf. , ff . rat if '-J-" Tha other Ingredients give hardness, . firmness, smoothness, . dorabtlity, and - render It ABSOLUTELY FIRE-PROOF. The combination makes a plaater: that (has no aqual. It Is absolutely water , and moistara proof as : well , aa frost . prOOf. - ' :.',.ic . All landlords know the annoyance of v having tacks and nails driven Into their wall - plaater by vandal ' tananta. , The adjacent plaster always crumbles 'and - sometimes falls off by the square foot If they driv nails in ELASTIC PULP ' PLASTER the nail hole will, of course, remain, but sto--further daaoaare will be dona In this respect it is like wood, f It mugr also be sawed like wood for. liber into Elastic Pulp Plaater II pounds of material make one yard of wall five times as strong as when SO pounds of common plaster are used. This makes the weight of the plaster la your build ing less than one-half that of common plantar. Tims Saved. Elaatlo Pulp Plaster ' goes Into the putty stage in one hour, sets hard In two and is dried out in 41 hours; car penters can work in building without dislodging plaster two hours after it is applied. Two weeks at least, and some times much more time, can be saved in finishing any building. Hard flniBh can be put on in it hours. , Paper-hangers can follow plasterers in two day a Its Strength. The same thickness of Elastic Pulp (by addition of water) when it leaves the factory. , No delay of two weeks for mortar to ripen aa with lime plaster. ? No burning of lawns and trees by lime, aa no lime la used. -No burning up of fiber by lima as hair la burned Jn lima plasters. No blocking of travel in street by mixing bed. . No danger from freealng, as It caa be used In aero weather with no heat In building. No pitting of walla Being elaatla Instead" of brittle (as all sand mortars ere), it will dent ' like wood when struck or jammed, instead of breaking. Doors, windows, pipe-holes, etc, are easily out through it aa It Is as easUy sawed aa a wooden parti tlon. ' It Is a non-conductor of electricity and thereby prevents short circuiting. . It is half tha weight of other plasters and three tlmea as strong. It adherea equally well to brick, stone, common lath, patent lain, wood or Iron. It contains no acids or chemicals to eorrode iron, metal lath, nails, or injure the workman's handa It doea away with the necessity of expensive metal or wood eetllnga. It wll not burn or disintegrate by fire, thus being a. perfect protection for wood frame-work and lath. It will not under any conditions pit or blister. In fact It Is the only perfect wau plaater la the market today. Covering Capacity. Elaatlo Pulp Plastsr will cover from 100. 170 to 180 square yards per ton, owing to the conauions of the wall and lath and the mason's economy. One of its greatest economies lies In the saving of bauiiOg of aand and lime, time or men mixing, no delay for it to "temper," the avoiding of muss and dirt carried in by tenders, and greatest or an is tna un tousled duality of the wall ltaelf. Aa much aa a ton on to yards, nss been covering 229 yarda per ton, and made a perfect wall, So much depends on the quality of wall, whether straight and properly laid, ate., that to give a reasonable accurate covering capacity is difficult With five-eighths ground, lathed with wood lata, laid with threa-slxteenths key, pulp plaater will cover from 110 to 110 yards per ton. In other words, pulp plaster will cover Just twice aa much surface per ton (which mesne two to one In bulk) as any other plaster on the market A Oood Word From St Xioala. -A paper from St Louis says that Elaa tlo Pulp Plaater was used on a large de partment atore in that city which suf fered severely from fire. After the firs it was thought that it would be neces sary to replaster the building, and so the plasterers went to work trying to knock off the old plaster. They worked half a day and succeeded in removing few square yards. The contractor then went to the owners and told them ' that it would cost more to knock off the old plaster than he would get for ths whole Job. Consequently it waa ae elded to leave the old plaater on and simply apply - a new finishing coat which was done, and the plaater waa as good as new. This is a good practical test of the fireproof qualities of this material. Pulp master oa mopdryers. Elaatlo Pulp Plaater haa already tteen placed on a number of hopdryera down tha valley, and will be applied on a num bar more, where It makes tha best ma terial that can be ueed on aucb atruo tures, on account of its fire and moisture proof qualities.. Used on hopdryera, it is aa cheap, if not cheaper, than lime and sand, and produces a great economy in the use of fuel because of its perfect non-conductlvo propertlea On account Of this property of the plaster it waa placed two years ago on the Inside of the annealing ovens of the De Vlibiss com putlng Scale company, of Toledo, O., and has been in use there ever amca witn perfect resulte and without cracking. If it will stand sucn a nara test as mis. there can be no doubt as to Its super! ority on hopdryera. Used la Seattle. J. M. Coleman of Seattle, who is con atructlng a seven-story brick business block, the largest and finest building of Its kind in that city, after experiment ing with different plasters and having ana, Gibbons, Nauman, McMillan, NalL Confarr, Palmer.' Sheard, first With tan; Seaver, Peck, Kincaja, h-ujs, oiwr. MacDonald. Beck, Chingreen, Dram goolo, Dickson, Orr, Carter, Shields. B. E. McDonald, C. D. Ellis, Clark, Spenca, Matlock. Winters, Quiet CaldwelL seo ond with nines " 'A' , Event No. I Ten targeta, purse SM.10, added money l0 Dryden. Beaver,' Peck, Klncald, Word, Becker, Stephens. Bybee, Drumgoolo, Orr, C. R. McDonald, Mapea, Bobbins. Shields, C. n a?mv atiilman. Roberta. 'Matlock. Culllsoa, Olbson. Nauman. Webb, Reed, Height first with ten; Denham, J. P. McDonald. Hlndle, Howe, Beck. Chin- thorough testa made during a period of green, Forbes, Whl Carter. Palmer, three weeka, finally decided to use Elaa- Waits, . noionsn. ""VT - ' tic Pulp Plaster, although tha cost waa Oulst Hlllls, second with nine. over f 1.000 more than the next oompet- Event No, I itor. Thla building, the Coleman block, MMO. added money ItOBecker. Jteph- will require 40.000 yarda of plaater. al- ana, Beck. Chingreen. Nauman, M. M- most entirely on metal laths, and will Mlllan, Stlllman. Bhsard, Ware, cuui- tBlr alnn.t 4AA .. Clt nn, tint With 111 POCK, C S. BlIIlS, Piaster. This la the Class of buildings Hood, Denham, Hlndle. J- x where this plaster will be exclusively Webb.' Conf air, SewelL RobblnBrovo, 1-oent targeta, and an effort win m , ' ''T"'"lr . w, 12.00. bi7, mlda tour? an appropriation of $J.- W7Jt1' 000 from ths Lewie and Clark fair; com-1 ciiry w 7 7 AoiU .Bd.l'i i mission, ins uuuirr i ' . ' . ; iSA& uJonTy USDryde SMph" CORDRAY'S THEATRE ; M.Kk uvjuuaax at auaiEU, auaaaeta, Ibnlgbt aad M wtk-aaforair saatlaae, ' l Ble nr. i i , ejeaeaew TV BIIWI 0 redTramn" j Comedy and aaUw "Only play la tewa.H i Nest week, etarttng Bun1y biUbm. Jons M. . . meiedraaiatie pradoetioa ,MThe Buffalo Mystery' Bammae nnrtm T.iit. iv Hu mi an miwwm, vo ana vpo. r ; -TeleplHme Mala 03. Box ettet apea 10 a. M. w w p. m. i. ,r THP RirTD THC4TDD ewge L Baker, Sale Lmmo sad ataueava, last wm OV The Caataa Company la HOITY TOITY AU fan sad nasle. -vaaiaa pricM, eoc, &. see. lie. used in the future, becauee of Ha beau- C. D. Ellla, Waita, Spenca. Perch. Quiet Vut &'BakeV ThU'tJi'ce-'paay preeMt- conn hum . Event No, 4 Anaconda cup. It tar gets Confarr. Sheard and Brown tied on first shoot with W. Cm hoot-oft. rf,n and Sheard tied with 14. On m.A ahnot-off. Sheard won with 14 beetoa, and far cheaper. Its Use for Ornamental Purposes. Elaatlo Pulp Plaster may be used for all klnde of ornamental work, such aa decorative ceilings, moldings, artificial tiling, etc.; In fact, for all purposes where staff or metal ceilings are now ueed. It adapts Itself to- any kind of manipulation, and thoaa who are artists in that line era most entSuslastlo over Its possibilities for such purposes. - WINNING HORSES ON THE TRACKS the (Joe real goaeial. Service.) 8eattle. June t4. Summary at Meadowe: Five furlongs, selling' Roltaira won; time, 1:02 K. Four furlongs, selling Lady Nlnora won; time, 0:60. Five furlengs, selling Aurora B. won; time. 1:01H. Mile, selling Invlctus won; time. 1:42V. Six furlongs, purse Andrew B. Cook won; time, 1.14 H. Seven furlongs, selling Dotterell won; time, 1:2. . . .- I, ' - : s ' "tr ?.-' I. 1 1 e v ?- i -,rs - - ; 1- j ta 'r ;J".V .' , it' 1 . 1 eaiefclteww' li Thaatra, Plaater A Wl FbIb , Flaaaea. tlful finish, tta fireproof and water proof qualltlea ' XlastJa Tlp master Used aa a Pipe aad Boiler Covering. This nlaater haa han uaajt arv av. tenelvely aa a pipe and boiler covering, against Confarra 22: Baker, Beck, Chln belng a perfect non-conductor of heatlrreen. Gibson, Webb, Orr, SewelL neo- Aa auoh it is equally effective with aa- ond with 24. Event No, BTea largais. pom $41.20, added money $11 Peck. Word. Olbson, Webb, Reld. Drum goolo, Con farr, Dickson, Sewell, Palmer. C D. Ellis, Logsdon. Holohan. Ware, flret with, ten: Dryden, Seaver. C. B. Kills, Den ham. Becker, Stephens, Baker, Back, Chingreen,- Domberg,-Bybee, Nell, Orr, Brigham. Brady, Robblns, Spencer, Hoch. Sheard, Brownlea. Matlock. Oulst Culllaon. second with nine. Event No. II targets, purse $104.20, added money $20 Chingreen, Nauman, Confarr, Carter, Brown, Waita, Holonan, Oulst first with IS; Kerehaw, Dryden. Peck. Klncald. Becker, Steph ana, Beck, Forbes, Height Dickson, Orr, Brigham. Palmer, Btlllman, Clark, Spenca. Sheard, Brownlea, Wilson. Rob erts, Winters, ' second with 14. -Event No. T. 20 ' targets, purse 2122.40. added money $20 C E. EUI Backer. Stephens, Forbes, Dornberg, Nau man, Confarr, Robbino,: first with 20; M. McMillan, Drum goolo, Nell, Dickson. Mapea, C. D. Ellis, Logsdon, . Waita, Clark, Hoch, eecond with 1: Seaver. Pack. Beck. Hlndle. White, Reld, Brig ham, Bewail. Palmer. Shields, Stlllman, Spenca, Sheard. Ware, Winters, third with IS. Event No. I Multnomah oup shoot 2$ targeta Peek. Chingreen. Confarr, Holohan and Sheard tied with 24. - On tha ehoot-off. Confarr won medal with 24, against Sheard's 2$, Cblngreen's 20 and Holohan'a and Peck's !; second, Culllaon, Spence. C. D. Ellis. M. McMil lan. Nauman. Beck, Stephens, Howe, with 22. . Event No. I Ten targets, purae $84.80. added money $20 Ware, Brown, orr. NalL Webb. Reld. Forbes, Ker ehaw, Seaver, Sheard. Stlllman. Hoch, C. D. Ellis, Logsdon, Brady, Bobbins, Masterson, Confarr, Dlckaon. Olbson, Beck, Chingreen. Domberg,.HoWe, Wood, second with nine; Bybee, Drum goolo. Berg. Nauman, White, Becker, Baker, C. B. Ellis, Dryden, Peck, third with eight - ' - Event No. 10 IS targets, puree 192.20. added money $25 CaldwelL Holohan, Mapea, Carter, Webb, Chin green, C. E. Ellla, Dryden, first with 1$; Hlllla, , Matlock. Waita, Clark. Hoch, Brown, Logsdon, Confarr, Dickson, U. McMillan, Bybee, Olbson, Nauman, Reld, Forbes, Dornberg, White Stephens, Wood, Denham, Beaver, Peck, second with 14 ' r i Event No. I 10 targeta, purse $119.60, added ' money $20 a ark, Webb, Becker, Stephens, Hlndle, Dry den, Seaver, first with 20; Hlllls, Pat terson, Sheard, Ware, Hoch, Brown, Brigham, Cbnfarf. Orr. s Forbes, Dorn berg. Howe, C. B. Ellis, Denham, aeo- ond with If. ' ;' . ' . ,' I Event No. 12 Brownlea ' trophy, 28 targeta,, puree $110.60 Dryden, Glbeon, Nauman, Webb, Confarr, Brady, Holo han, Bheard and Culllaon tied on 26. In. shoot-off, Confarr won with another 25i Oulst Coldwell, C. D. Ellis, Orr, BynieaV Reld, White, Stephens, Baker, second with 24; Hlllls, Walte, Clark, Spenca, Hoch,' Shields, fl. B. McDonald, Logsdon, Masterson, Halght Hlndle, Stewart Seaver, third with 22. Inc Rardon'a "DirLoaacT." Poarth sad Stark ttrMta Tke teple of Portlaad etaniatioa. yauorrui mtm et aetaat aal Krary araalng at 0:09 o'elork. Matinee every Sunday, fn.au yaJLC ADatMWOH fkXX. At Shaepohead Bay. New Tork, June 22.- Sheapshead Bay summary: Five and a half -, furlongs Voladay won; time, 1:0$. - Selling, mile and a furlong Reveille won; time, 1:65. The Rockaway oup, steeplechase, about 2 miles White Crest won; time, 1:14 2-5. Sheepshead Bay handicap, mile Ora ilalo won; time, 1:28 4-6. Selling, six furlongs Winchester won; time. 1:14. Handicap, six and a half furlongs on turf Sweet Alice won; time, 1:11 1-6. At St X.ouis. . June 23. Fair grounds selling Lone Wolf -Lady Fonse St Louis, summary: ' Five furlongs, won; time, 1:04. Mile and 20 yards, aelling wonj time, 1.-47U. , Four and a half furlongs, purse Colo nel White won; time, 0:64 Mile and 70 yards, selling Ella won; time. 1:46. Six furlongs, purse FoUiesberrerea Brio-ham. Cbnfarf. Orr, won, umo, i;istt Mile and 20 yards, selling Caithness won; time, 1:46. The bOM ef polite vaodoTllla. CoaMsa- eee performances from I to 4:30 p. sk Branlng Mrmrmancee mm t:bo to io:w p. m. nua- aaya, eaatlnaooa s ta 10:90 a. m. AST flAT a THB THxATlB, 10a. ARCADE Til PAT RE . IEVTKTB AND WASSIROTOat REEINED VAUDEVILLE .SO e 4:te. f :M te II r!BAT CONTINUOrS PROM 2 TO 10:00, rua, I. a , i o. uan lummmn any bttiUJa.Ba, iHh..iom tes corn to ant stut LYRIC THEATRE! (Oeraar Aider and Seveatk.) HIQH-CLA8S - REFINED VAUDEVILLE . " 2:80 to 4:SS. T:M to 10:10. Ooa tin aooa eortorsaaoa taaday, g to 10 P. Till CXUXB BO K1CKIB, , SHIELDS' PARK IKIRTIfarXK ABD wASKTjrOTOa' . ITS, The park ' that made Portlaad '. fameoe." : The big musical extra rafaaaa, , Japanese Courtship" - t bmm mirth and enjoyment I, amSBAL APMIBBIOB 10a, . STAR THEATRE Portland's fashionable Vaudeville Playhouse abk abb waibibstob TS.t ' Shews, tonight at 7:80, 0:20 end 0:80.' Ad '. miaaioa 10 cants. ozatxnr abd wzuiams ovt. (onrnal Special Sarvlee.) Bpokane, June 24. -Unless Manager Olmlln of Salt Lake and President Will iams of the Spokane club come to some new agreement there will probably' be no baseball here on July 6. 1 0lmlln claims Williams agreed, to a change of the games at Salt Lake that day, and that he shall Insist upon it. Manager Olmlln of the Elders Is enthusiaatlo over his team, and says he will drift through the season as he is unless another pitch er is signed later on. , HARVARD Z.OSE8 CRACX OAR5MABT. (Jonrnal Special Service.) Gales Ferry, Conn., June 24. The Harvard four-oared crew received hard blow yesterday when Brownell. the stroke, was found to be suffering from appendicitis and had to be sent to the hospital at New London. He will not be able, to row again thla season. XERBSBA AXD TXTRXTBR MATCBTES '(Joarnal Speolal Service.) San Francisco, June 24. Aurelio Her- rera and Rufe Turner have been signed by the Colma club for a bout to take place on Juy 4, , . ABtATBTnS TZAMS MX XT ' BVBTBAT. A select team from among the em ployee of the Stelnbach and Selling clothing firms is scheduled to meet a team representing the Krausse & Prince company next Sunday morning at Haw thorne park. The lineup will be as fol- lows: .' ; " ' - . Mfii ;--; Steinbach-Selllrig. Krausse A Prlnca Brown -ff4 , ,.... .lb.. . ,:'..;.; Prince Smith'-' j 2b.i m u-.i ,W. Kaser Meyers .4 2b. . .... Nailer Eastman ...... ...ss. . ,. . . . . , Cahalin Moore ...O, L, Kaser Berger '. . it . ., .p. . . . McQuire Wood .If...... Warren Van Voorhla : ...i.cf. ' Pfelfer Rosenthal ....... .rf Bronson ; ' 02UOB3T 2CATCBC ' ' .' A match between a team 'from the Portland Crloket club and one from Balfour, Guthrie & Co. will be played at tha baseball grounds on Saturday af 6.:20. . Tha game last Saturday resulted In favor of the cricket club. Since then Balfour & Guthrie's, team has been strengthened by some new bowlers, and aa the club may be without two of Its of summer outing suits and fancy wash strongest cricketers It .seems likely the I vests at half price ehould be attraction CASINO GARDEN Tamhill at, bt Third and reorta, next to . Welki-rargo Bxpreaa Co. - Ref Inod Vaudaville Performanee from S to 11:20 p. m. Beat Vaudeville talent la elty. Polite reeort for ladlea, geatlaoea, . and . children. Admlsaloa 10 eeata. FRITZ THEATRE ' atO-tU BUKBSXOZ.' VAUDEVILLE Twe ebews daily at sad a, am. . BLAEIBB BBOS. ' OOBOEBT BVBBT KlflBt. W-24S atJRNBIDB.' A Great Sale teama will be evenly matched . and a snappy game la therefore anticipated. Tha cricket club la sending a team north next week to play against Taooma and Seattle on the 2d and 4 th of July. All cricketers should be , present to morrow evening, h POPULAR SEASIDESUNDAY EXCURSIONS enough to satisfy everybody. The Chi cago, CO and 7l,Tnira, between oak and i Pine streets, is how making a clearing -. sale of the largest and ' finest lot of summer suits and wash vests ever of fered at a sacrifice sale. All the nobby : crash, cheviots, homespuns, tweeds and flannela In the very newest plaids, over- plaids, overshots, broken plaids, stripes, hatrllnesv blue aerge, etc. Included. There are over 6001 to select from, Via the A. fc C. X. 2ft. Sad Suaday, Tna I comprising ; over 60 kinds- and styles, SO Taat of Successful Saoarsloas Take Flao BText Suaday. "Mary had a little beau whose hair was And every place that Mary went , the beau wasn't slow to go. The ; wash, fancy vesta 600 of them In 'an ; endlesa variety : of ; eolors, crash, linen, duck, ,- polka dot. Mar selUes, silk figures, -ato. 4 This 1 Una ' is the most complete to be found any where and these goods sell regularly at t to 24 each, but 2126 takes choice To Seaside by the ooean every Sunday J now.5 The reason for thla slaughter la both would wanner.- that at tha elosa of ; tha Tnldsummer Be delighted by the osone, and of each I festival Tha Chicago la to - tindergo other they'd grow fonder." Oo to 248 Alder street any day during the week, pay $1.60, get your ticket, se cure a aeat and be asaured of a comfort able ride from Portland to Seaside and return. Train leavea Union depot at 2 a. m arrives Seaside 12:16 p. nu and leaves Seaside returning it p. ra, ar riving Portland 00 p. m. Tickets on sale at Union depot Sunday morning. Call early and avoid tha rush, . very extensive altera tlona Walls to coma down.' new fittings and fixtures all through the store. Room must be bad for the work to go on and goods must be eold to avoid ruin by dirt and dust ; Every department la. loaded with goods at the lowest prices you ever saw for audi fine qualities and new atyles. " " i Fref erred Stock Canned apods. 4Uea Lewis' Best rend.t .