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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, POftTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, 1 SEPTEKTR 17. 16C4.
TODAY 'WITH THE SPOUTS
BROWNS TAKE BRACE AND WIN ONE FOOTBALL
SEASON OPENS IN THE EAST CANS ANp BRITT TO
FIGHT BASEBALL,, TENNIS, SPORTS OF ALL KINDS
by
Cicycl? Co. "'
J, A. MOHAN
'JITS AD ERB08S
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JOCKEY HILDEBRAND, THE SENSATION OF THE YEAR
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, CsUTIOAX STACKS. '
Portland, i; Taeoma, 4.
Butler nod ItMlnu; Fitegerald and
J OraAaa. - .
Jf 4 Portland van rucfcjr yesterday
L afternoon 'contest that was Marly
; tossed away dueea times, and which
i was only waved through tha vigilance of
J the old guard. Butter was la good form,
and wba 8piMr and Raymond war
I )ttlng easy outs allp by thm lot th
1 field as hits old Ik would b onplld
to put on snore steam and fan th wrr
Tla-ers. ava of tbm falling to hi
YA prowe and skill during th matin.
Taeoma nt uur in overy inning, out
failed to bunoh at th proper times. Ta-
oob4 had an off day la th fielding do
parunent, and tttr of Portland'a runa
i- tfMturia at tha dav waa Truck Bini'i
homo run. th ball going ovr th flag
pole. Hurlay cam within a speck of
throwing away th gam ks th aacond
inning. During an ndavor to onTlno
Umplr Brown that ,tne Indicator, waa
not bains bandied oorreetly, th fighting
first-baseman became real angry, and
Ilk a naughty boy toaaed the ball aero
th diamond,' and Graham atartd for
bom. Bck anticipated the play, aa
ballplayer ahowld. and by a one-handed
eooop got th baH and br a perfect
plat by an inch. Bck'a play helped
l save th day, aa, bad th ball paaaed
I him, two run would have bn scored.
. Again Hurley triad ta distinguish him
self by ateallng third, but before he got
thr-quartra of th distance Oraham
eausht him aaally. Two hit were mad
after this dumb exhibition, and Hurley
would have acored bad he behaved him
self.
Th gam a a whole was rather In
teresting, and th many mlaplay and
bungtos helped thaw th frigidity of th
spectators.
Ta Story f th
Thar' waa nothing doing la the scor
ing lin in th first Inning, although
prennen out Nordyk off at to plat by
g protty throw.
In th second Lynch lad off with a
double. Casey sacrificed. McLaughlin
singled, scoring Mlobaat -Angelo. Ora
hun found a hoi- in Spencer' s vlotnlty
and plaoad on through It for a single.
The Mac and th captain executed a
I double tel while Morry Steeteosn was
I en raced la a debet with Mike Flatter.
I Fltsgerald walked, and the sacks went
I loaded. Doyle hit to Weed, forcing Fits
Sat eeoond.- Spenoar jralayad the ball to
Hurley, who, though a double had been
f completed, tossed th hall away. In th
'- meantime McLaughlin bad scored, and
; Oraham. taking advantage Of Hurley's
; break, dashed, for th plate, and Beck
1 dashed for th ball. Krv pounced upon
I it like a hunary ehick after a worm and
i hurled ta bait to Steelman, and Tom
Brown hailed Oraham's arrival with
i "You're oat." Bry got th glad -Awnd
i, for this in spMndM style.
, With, two down in the third Truck
t Baaan-put the wood to on that h liked
and kited It ovar th tight garden wall.
f in the vtelnlty of th flagpole, which
I netted him th circuit and hia first bom
r run on tit Portland grounds this season.
i The Browns got busy in their half of
Jths third, when Bteelman'a slngia, Drn
nen's double, a fielder's ehoio and aa
t. error by Karen gav them two runs.
Caaey led off in ta fourth with a
three-sack awat, and scored when CI y nee
returned Graham'a abort fly about M
feet wide of the plat. j
Th Tigers became erratic In th fifth,
and th Brownies profited by their iuuv
cues and tied up the proceeding. But
ler started th performance by waving
ineffectually. Drnnn Walked. Hurler
singled to oenler, and while lilk Lynch
was kicking the ball around, Klrby went
to third. Nedeau flew to Doyle, who
muffed, and then fielded th ball to
Kagaa In Urn to get Hurley at second.
ut Truck was troubled with to much
oil on his digits and failed to grapple
th spher In time, and both runners
were safe, while Drenncn scored. About
this tune -uassasas anil" attempted to
$ steal third, but that was all ther was
to Iten attempt. H waa out eevenai
yards. Clyne beat out an infield awat,
9 and Beck' a oorklnjr drive to center scored
Nadeau. . Clynae was caught at th plat
on an attempted double steel.
Drennen singled In th seventh, took
aecond on a fielder's eholc. and scored
th wtaning run on Nadeau's pretty hit
b to toft.
Butler pitched himself out of a tight
bole in th elshth, with third and sec
ond occupied, when he fanned out Flts-
gereld. retiring th sid. j , A . H ' .
Th soot follows: ".'"rr':;-''':'
POKTLANTX 11
B.R.H.PO. A.E1
Drennen, 0. t, 1 1 1 1
Hurley, lb. i t It
Tfadeau; L f. ,.,.... 1 lrj g
0
t
1
1
Clvnea. r. f.
1
I .
1
il
. Spencer, Sb. . ....... I
. Bteelman, .
Butler, p.. 4
Total ... ..ai
1 t
1 17 It J
TXrrt, T, t. l), ft
1
i
SD. .
1ST: I
jMordyke, lb.
t
1
i Lynch, c
Mrbaugtilia, L f. A
a Oraham, c I
y PltagsraJd, pv ,..v..
J Totals., .'.........
If
"I II M H 1
gJAUW AHD HITS BT INM1HOS. -
. Portland . .......
1 Htta , ,i.;. uiitio;
Taooma o i i 1 M ( f
, Hit . I 11 Mill Iis
' .1-. eUMMARY. '' ri-
t Stolen bsses McLaughlin. Oraham 3,
e Lynch, Spencar. Basea on balls Off
.Butler, 4; off Plttgeraid, 1. Struck out
- By Butler. 7: hy ntagerald, S. Sae
rlflc h tta Bpancer, Casey. Two-baa
hits Drnnn. Lynch. Three-b hit
Cssey. Home run Karen. toubla
play Butler to Hurley. Ieft On bases
nrt land, 7 ; Taooma, f .
Hit by
Ditcher Weed. Paaaed bail ! n
Tfm of x me fine hour and 4ft mla
DLODDI
ta wwst Nsssa ee
Mrtli. yat ta ssalsst
to core WREM XOTJ
KNOW WHAT TO
DO. fetsmr have m-
pls. aaota oe - tbs
ssla, anras la tbe
bwbbb, abwe, falna
klr. km pslas, ea-
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tarrk. sad ain't kn
It I PlAMtO asd a PS RflOWN,
t l , rwu rMS. Pnn.. far BIOWN'I
t 0 4 "C , per , aotth; latU aaw
wi la f l-na eaif ay rraat Sea.
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f .. 8 0
T .. 0 S3
0 I 9 . . 1 SS
Los Angeles
Taeome ............
Heattlo .
as
.BIO
Ban rraaeaM, .......
OahUnd ;
.MS
.442
FertlaBd ..
.47
Lost
....... I taisiia ia2siarn loai .
: " Angela Wia ta the Tenth, J "'
Baa Frsncisco Se'pt. 17. For nni In
nings yesterday th spectators witnessed
a splendid pitchers' battle between New
ton and Schmidt, but In th tenth th
Angela found th amlling on and scored
three run. ' Scor:-.
Los Angel ,.M0(vtl t 1 ft l
Oakland 4 09900090 99 3 6
Batteries Newton and Spies; Schmidt
and Byrnes. - Umplr McDonald. . .
SaatU waa had Kits w Oars.
Seattle, 'Waalu Sept. 17. Jay Hugh
and Jo Oortmtt ofllclatad In a pitchers'
battle yesterday, which was won by the
Settlvmani who received, better sup-
fUft a a as eaaw Vdpiwt w
Seattle . . . . , . . .0 0 t 0 1 1 9 I I 1
San Fran ... . . . .1 0 0 0 0 0 9 0 9 S f ft
BatteriesHughes and Wilson; Cor
bett and Leahy. Umpire McCarthy.
, V.. JVATtOSfAat 1UOV& -
r -Won.
New York ;
Chicago . i ........... .74
Pittsburg . . ..74
ClnclnnaU . 7J
St Louis .44
Brooklyn k ...... 61
Boston . . ........ .i . 4
Philadelphia., ........ '
' A - . ; A OkaaagW.' .
Lost .
84
, P.C.
.741
.US
.684
.171
.492
..187
M i
.167
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Chicago . ,
Cincinnati .
Batteries
,......t 13 0
..........I I 1
Lnndgren ' and 0NU:
Eatoa and Street. Umpire dimmer.
- ,. ' v- , . H. H.B.
St. LodM . oV ....... ."... ltl
Pittsburg . ........ ..j......;i0Mi' I
Batterle Taylor and Orady; Lvr
and Pnelps. Umpire Johns too.
' ' aU aTW TMfe. ' '
First gam , ' ' R. tt B.
Brooklyn . . ................... .1 4 0
New York , ..v J 1
Batter! Jones and Bergen; Mathaw
son and Bowermas.
Second gam r V. E 1.
Brooklyn . . . ....... . t. ..... I 7 4
Hew York v ft I 1
Batteries Crania snd Bitter; McGln
nlty and Werner. Umpire jCmslls and
(loernal ftparlal Sarvlee.)
Seattle. Sept 17. Billy Woods of Los
Angelas, and Tommy Burns of Chicago,
fought IS rounds to draw last ven-
ing. Burns wa mack etovrr than bis
dusky evpoawSV' '-- - : .
Si Si 01 KJ . . 1 Si
1
f - -
. . ffawaaww7 ft ng gwa
-Tar ansa aTaVtoewaad
SMS ao4 mtio awcdtal
has as heaa ta k
toad, Jaaorw; atolaa
hSam hs aamal of Ted
Woaaa 'aTJa rals
tug raat n am
SoAOOoV gggj
VaiUd Baataa. .
feSi ghows six ta
Mvast attsr and
Matag anslM.eiastila
Arsfal, k rmtmnxy
riOmO VATXOBTAXi UAwlTB,
Sia
omm , ......villi! io t ft
Butt ...I011IU- I II 4
Batteries McParlan aSid Hanson:
Hoop and Spencer. UmpireSmith. .
; i At.
Spokane . . ..,,,.9 09 9 114 9 19 j
Salt Lak 090901109e 4
Batterlea Horg and SUnley: Toxler
and Hanson. L'mplre Davis. .
r .J.- Won.
Lost.
61
(9
67
PC
Boston . . ..... ....... si '
New York t .4. .70
.tit
.412
. .661
- .669
. .at
:-.4i
U .ut
Chicago. . 7ft ,,
Philadelphia . , r,lt
Cleveland ... .... .....ft
Detroit . . ........... .(4
St LouU .54
Washington . .11 .
. 65
fit
74
76
VI
At yklladslpkls.
(Washington I '
........4 ft ft
........f 9 t
Philadelphia
Batteries patten
and Schrsck.
Clark; Henley
At
ffrst gaaso- , - k . H. E.
Cleveland , , ......... ......9 ft
BatterMoss' and BuiowV Btovall
Second gamo- v " - It w a
Cleveland'. ... ...... T I
Detroit . . ...ft t 1
Battetiee Moor. Oetdick
and Bua-
low; Jaeger and DrllL ,
. At
First gamsw XL H. fi.
New York . , 4 ft 1
Boston . . t 1
Batteries Cheabro and McOulr; Ol-
nen and FarralL . , , .
Second gam- - ; f- 1; XL H. IL
Nw Tork . ....,M...,..w,..l i 1
Boston 4 7 I
Batterle Garvin, Putt man and Mv
Oulr; Young and Crlgar.
', i.y,y- St. ftewaa.' Tr '
" -" , ,: 11 XL XL Xfi.
St. Loulg . 1 a
Chicago. . -.. t 7 5
Batteries Stover and Kaho; Walt
and Sullivan.
ll.l II 11. I. '
AJMMBT AT OOaW
Jaral Speelal Barvk.! "
SaB FTandsoo. Sept, 17. Th Britta
have a grisran against Young Corbstt
snd claim that he has not lived op to
the agreement made between th two
mm la New York ront!y, and Willi
Brttt atatee that Jimmy wilt be matched
with soma, other fighter In th near
futura It Is said that Oans Is to asaa
ttndor eoaaldarattoa.
' FXSXT A TMaT-aaOUstA ,taAW.
' (Joeraal Sseaial fatvlp.)
Denver. SepL 17. A ten-round draw
was fought her last evening- between
Oeorg Gardner of Lowell. Masai snd
Jim Plynn of Pueblo. 0rdnr ' had
sllghtry tha better f th eontest
Peacock floor always- rtve satlafa.
ldB and la guaraateed tag yoar groor(
FC9TBAIL SEASON
' OPENS IN EAST
GrATTwITBATw
XSOaV amABOat WXIV
CIQff 1 fcBwl A t 1t- SZVOsl
WIU PaODVOaT
: ' - Jearaal Speetal Sarvlsa.1 1
Kew York. Sept J 7. Today marks the
first appearano of football on th ath
letic stag for lo4.- In th aat tn
season opens today with a gam btwen
th Carl 1 ale Indian and Lebanon Val
ley eolleg at Carlisle, and In tho west
th Univeaalty of Chicago plays Lom
bard 0011 age.
At moat of th big college th teams
hav been engaged In practice for sev
eral weeks and with the opening of the
college yeeip the sport will be taken up
u otini. inuwriTMiia will ihuih
rat Its schedul next Saturday with 1
gams with Franklin and Marshall. Yale
and Princeton will not start tholr sched
ul until September 3ft, white Harvard'
first oonfest 'la down for October L
On that date ail the teams throughout
th country will b In action, and from
then on thr will b .football galore
until th army and navy closes th Ma
son in Philadelphia on November 34.
With th opening of th season th
thousands of enthusiasts the oountry
over are Interested to know what
chang ee will result -from th amDdd
rule which govern this greatest of eol
leg sports. When th Intercollegiate
rules committee met Uila year it mad a
oarerui study or tn experiments tried
during the lastly ear, consulting th beat
coaches east and weat before deciding
on any Innovations. After careful delib
eration th commltt voted to ehnng
th provision for seven men to b on th
line of scrimmage, between th 36-yard
line, by a new rule whereby at least
alx sjmo must 4 n the lh of scrim
mag. In every part of tho Said. This
allows flv man to he behind th line at
any time, but. In rdr to protect the
players from the -muck dreaded mass
formations, a provision was added. In ac
cordance with which th fifth player
back must stand in a position outside of
either extremity of th Una. This will
permit a great many variation te at
teok, but will lsen a massing on any
one point . . ,
Next to the Changes th moot Im
portant 1 th different method of scor
ing goals from tha field Heretofore a
goal from th field, no matter bow mad,
has counted flv points, th asm s a
touchdown. Allowing a goal from field
to count th asms as a touchdown has
always bee th subject of bitter criti
cism. Every year ther hav been many
Instance where this has resulted in the
weaker team winning, simply through
th possession of some on playar pro
ficient In drop or plc-kloking. . The
committee to of th opinion that.lt 1
not reducing th Importanee of th kick
ing gam In counting only four points
for goals from Said, but It Is putting ri
val elevens oa a mor equal footing.
Th committee reasoned that If one
teem scored two touchdown and failed
to kick either goal It eouM be beaten by
a team that was able to scor only on
touchdown, but ' whloh pud a lucky
goal from th field. It wa to prevent
this inuaUty that pa, new rul was
made. ''
;C Try a Sairday JTrollcy Trt,
Th a W. P, off art a variety of ride
from ft cent to ft onnts. Round trip, to
Caaemsft Park. ove looking th falls Of
the Willamette, IB , wits, To Bataoada
at th Canyon of it he daokamaa, tft
miles from Port la Id. 69 cents, round
trtp. Firat-olass Lv
at tew rata.
Danciri
tel accommodatloos
1 v.
School.
Pro fee aor Batoft will open dasa Mon
day, October ft, and sontlnu Monday
and' Thursday evlnlngs for six month
OenUeoien ftlS, ladles (ft. Art on hail,
atecoad ao4 Oekti 'Paoaw West 934. A
DELMAR FAILS TO
y LOWER THE RECORD
V'.
(eaarsal Speetal awrrlse.
ReadvUl. Sept 17. A strong wind
and heavy track prevented - Major pair
mar from lowering th qnpaaed trotting
record yesterday. x Tha Major failed by
of aeooad.
3:18 trotting, pars ftl.SOO, two In
three, completed Aitro il. won th flrst
and third heata fn 1:11a, 3:1; . 1
S:9ft das, trotting; pars,, ftLOes, two
tn 'f three Jay MeOrgor won - t
stnslght hats la S:19, 3:0i.'
3:14 class, pacing, purs $1,090,' two fn
three Nathan Straus .won two straight
heets In 3:94U, 3:97K.
3:14 class, trotting, purs 11,909, thre
la flv John Caldwell won th first.
second sad fourth heats In 3:14, 1:14
1:19 class, trotting) purse $Loo, two
In three John Taylor won the aooond
and third heat in 3:04)4, 3:14.
At
Chicago, Sapt.
Hawthorne suai-
Five furlongs Monus won; time, 1:16.
Seven . furlongs Ebony -won; time.
l:373-ft.
Six furlongs Ram's Horn woo; time.
1:14.
One mil and ona q.nartof B Chano
won; time, '3:0 1-.
Flv furlongs Imvor woo; time. 1:93.
Flv furloDgs-Aselin won; time.
1:01 4-ft. -
On mil Walnamolaaa ; won: tlm
1:411-. ,V
St Loals. Sept 17. Dal mar smnmary:
Flv furlong Billy Handsel woo.
Urn. VMM.
Bix .furlongs - sautaawryroB ? voa;
Urn. 1:14. 1 a :
Seven furlongs, BUla--sAggIO Lwl
on; urn. 1:.
Flv aad onabahf fuiicetga,, war
Arlena won; Urn. l:0t.
Six furlongs, pure Ooamnodor won;
tUB4wl:14.
On mil and thr mxteentna, sUlng
Prummond won; time, l;9fttt.
At mmgktm ateaoh. ;
New Fork, Sept MT- Brighton sach
summary: -
Sis furlongs Flur . d Marl won;
Urn, 1:14 1-, V
una mil and ' on-itenth sooiiod
won; Urn. 1:44 4-i. H -
Six furlongs Castal tea won; tlm.
1:1ft-. W '
On mil and on furlong1 D Kalbr
won; tlm. Ml S-t.
On mil and one-onarter Th South
erner won; tlm, 1:06 3-1. " t'. '
Five and one-half forlong" Llada
a won; time, 1:971-0. -
; " (Jearaal SpeaUl Sarvkw.) ""
Pralrt City. Or Sept 17. Th racing
series cam to a olos hr yesterday
with aa Interesting card. There were
four entries In the consolation ran for
defeated horses, an Gold Nugget and
Constance ran a' dead heat and th
owners divided the purse. Th other
entries were Dora U. and Baba, w.
TENNIS FINALS TO
BE PLAYED. TODAY
Th Snan B th gonads tournament
at th Irvlngton courts are being played
today. Yesterday's results were: .
Men's single B. W. Mora sr. boat
Katey receive II 1-4, 4-4, 7-4; Durham
er. beat McArpln owe 1ft, ft-1, 1-4, ft-3.
Man's doubl McAlpln and Haley
receive 1-4 beat Cook and Vox receive
S-4. 4-4. 4-J.
Mixed doubl Mr. IfcAlnte and Mra.
Seott receiv 1ft -4 beat Mr. and Mra,
Cook owe ta, J-4, 4-4; Mr, Mors snd
Miss Carstena ow It beat Do, Walker
and Mies Oox reoelv lft 3-4, 4-3. 7-ft. '
Ladies' doubles Miss Carstena, and
Miss Burke scratch' beat Mrs. Lock
wood and Miss Lambroa reeiv 1ft,
J
GANS CHALLENGES
AND BRITT ACCEPTS
f ' .... ..
j.-y : . rS, v
' (leerul SaeHal sarrtea.) -trr
.Ban Francisco, Sept 17. At Wood
ward's pavUloa last night Jo Oans an
aounoed that h waa ready to fight any
lightweight la th world. Jimmy Britt
waa among those present when Oans
left th ring andvthe Callfornian stepped
insio ox tn ropes and said: "Before
took a trip through the eaat I offered to
meet Oans at 134 pounds, ringside, and
he deollned. Now I offer to fight him at
th sam weight" Oan jumped back;
Into th ring and, addressing Britt and
th audience, bald: 1 agree right here
to fight you at 133 pounds, ringside, and
If we meet the public will know Just
'Who la th world' lightweight Cham
pion." Britt anftwered: "That suite mo
to a dot. We've only to apeot privately
ana arrange me tiro and piac,"
DIAMOND GLISTENINGS
.gt-q-M-,-. W 1 1 mi., V.. r, f .- -F
, (,'. 1. . ' A , '
Xfc Butler pitched a splendid gam
yesterday and practically won It him
self, for be had to strike th batters out
whenever any of them got on th sacks.
Ervs Beck, played a swell gams at
third, and his fielding of Hurley's reck
less toss ha ah second undoubtedly
saved the gam, for he only got Oraham
at the piste by an eyelash. ...
Portland bunched all hr ' bite off
Fltsgerald In th third, fifth ni seventh
innings, when all the ruae by th locals
were maoe.
v With DoyI on first In th savant.
Shaehadi .attamnted. tn bunt and nnnnoA
a litu fly which Butler stabbed with
on hand and doubted DoyI at first.
With two out la. th third. Truck
Ha Kan slammed, the ball over th right
field fence for a horn run. '
Tommy Sheehan played a star gam at
third., Ho accepted six chano la clever
styl. . . - v
Clyne muffled A fly from- ShehaR'
bat m the ilfth, aad only some lever
pitching by Butler aaved a slaughter.
Ik fanned Nordyke and Lynch.
Ooyler tanffd . Nadeew s fly tn -th
fifth, but fielded th ball to Ssgaa t
tlms to get Hurley, but Track failed to
bold the sphere and both Nadeau and
Bill were safe, and scored later on hits
by Clyn snd Beck. j -----
Ducks srw criming In.
To 4moy this king of
ail sports 00 shotild
hav 91 good gun,.
good shell snd s good ;
n round atpmcTit,
Ws scU'emt A Wg
stock. ,'.vJ - ; '
. 1
The Shooting is Better
SHOT
Foot Ball (and General Athletic Gopds
Bicycle mni Automobile Tires vulcanized by sn expert
We have two Second .Hand Autonvobilea for sale
1 cheap actually bargains. , You must see
.thern, if you are
Mi
me S. II. JJRAINARD CO:
- .-. 132 Orand Avtnuar---Citixens Bang Building-
?ofaUr-Hn4-Vo44 ShaQs KiH Mors Thsn Others
Victor Baseball Goods, Etc
W deeir to clear th floor of very
wheel in th house, and to aooompllsh
that result will offer, such bargains and
term aa .V
Must Clean the House
Without delay. Th Admiral has no go
perlor in th United State. It Is a
faultless bicycle, and to mov ft onlckly
W oCr f .
' Racers it $25.00 .i
Road Wheels at $19.00
With Ooasaat HiH SSB. ,.
i
Ws car it a comnlst lln of Parker.
lUmlnaton. Bmlth's, Ithaca. L Kerv
and worcaster Shotguns, Wlnehaster
and Marlin Repeating Bhotguna and a
full line of the bast known and popular
makes of Rifle. We also have a very
coneplet asaartment of catlery. Ashing
tackle and sporting goods of every e&ar
aoter, at very low price, ,
is THIRD STREET
West MS of Street, are Waanlarwjaw
OSSTRllCTIGS TO.
BE HOVED AWAY
vouos am osmm m cRhwrmvao-
Am avsvomv wxu sc
43UAV V9 CSTT SBSSSTS WUA
roLLftv mxmoommdMxm.
Having had bis attention called to
the fact that : contractors threnghout
the city have been blockading th -
strsete and sidewalks Chief of Folio -Hunt
has ordered that the patrolmen -notify
those responsible hi each in-
stanc to remove Immediately all r-.s
fuae and building material not abao- .
lutaly neoasaary in th construction of 1'.
buildlnf or sidawaika j
As published In Th Journal tost :,
night the city's beauty 1 greatly .
marred, and the streets and sidewalks .
blocked la many placoav by careless eon- -.
tractors, who hav usurped the whole .
sldswsik. In soma places and largo por- -
Uons of ths 'streets In Masrsr ; '
In giving tho patrolman Instructions
relative to th matter hs chief said that -
contractors meat obey the ordinance :.
ragulatiag th streeta and aktewalka.
and that all must first bp notified. After
notification. If they violate the law., he
said, arraste will follow,-.'
Ther have been many- -complaints to-
eelved at nolle - headouarters , about r
street and sidewalk obstruction, and
aom arrest hav been made hy th
cltv. Reoentlr Policeman' L mad
'Complaint against meronante doing bual-
ness on. the streets . along tn water
front- savins ther hav bn in th
habit of using th sidewalks and streets
for tho transaction of 'their business.
In a' written report to. Deputy City At
tomey Fltsgerald, Leo stated that on
First and Front strte th merchants
uss ths sidewalk, to such an xteut -k
that pdstrisa trafflo la almost shut
off. V ,. ' '
Other renorts of violation of th or- -
dlnaneo In th suburbs- wher buildlnf
Is going on. have bon received.
SAN FRANCISCO READY
FOR THE ODD FELLOWS
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llim Scbl BjW.I
'San Franclscot Bept 17. With -th
ooming of th morrow th Odd Follows
of th United States wUl own the ottyv
Praetically ell, the grand lodg repreaen
tativea art hare preparing for th open-,
Ing sessions, Ths sovereign grand lodg
will attend dtvln servic tomorrow.
. Oa Monday th first sessions of th
high bodies of tho order will bo held
with pubilo exrcls, chiefly in th a-'
tur of welcoming addresses and ro
spcassa Then th sovereign grand
lodvo will meet and transact routine
business tending up to th election of
officers. . whloh will b followed by a
banquet '' ftfh business portion of th
olty 1 elaborately decorated. In haaor f .
" Wlort. ; r V ' (-.
FmbttMI Stock Oanaa aoda
Allen and Lew la' Beet Brand. ' .
JRemington. Syracuse.
Ithaca, Winchester,
Baker
GUNS
Vi ;v' At Right Prices
in tne market
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