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THE OREOON : DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENINO, OCTOBER T
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M. A. A. C ELEVEN TO PLAY ASTORIA
BROWNS TAKE - ANOTHER TOBOG
GAN RACING, QOLF AND BOXING.
Fdttsd by
JvA. HOILAN
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first Scrimmage
Tomorrow
DOWN, WflESE
- THE BROWNIES CO
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Btattl t. Fortland t
Huhea aad BUnktuehly; Butler end
Unlay.
Th Browns were mMumI again
' veaterdav and ooaseauently were
whiooAd br the UvuhM. Jar Hughes,
the Greet was dealer for the visitors
an while a trifle wild, btng i-epontbl
for rortland'a thraa run, pitched win
sing ball, fanning seven of tha looal
sluggers Butler pitched for Portland
ad did splendid work. bat. bis support
was of auch a flat variety that bia t-
. fort failed to land a victory.
Seattle got ta tha gains la His first
teniae and vita tha assistance of Mar
. shall'a error and four timely awats. two
of which wars at ths fluke rder. tailed
p thraa bails. Too locale got buy la
. tha third After two as an wars down and
' tied tha score, Phil Nadaau's baautlful
' driv aoorlng two of tha runs A bom
run by Carlos Smith in tha fourth and
toaa to th bleachers by Mara hall ta
tha sink allowing Jar Hughe to racists!-,
put tha visitors two on velvet and
tha famo aaded that war. Madeau sot
an ovation as bs appeared en tha fUld.
Van Haltren lad off with a hit to Mar
shall, whs heaved wlldlr to drat, sad
, Van took second. Kid Mohler bounoad
ana off Butler's shins and was safe.
Blankenshlp pushed one past Holland
and Rockenneld. Whloh scored - VeS
Haltren. Tha mighty Frisk breeaed the
atmosphere. Ton Delehanty aonnaetad
for two aacksv. scoring Hosier and
Blank. Beck captured Smith's foul, and
. Buaa HaU was safe whan Jack Holland
muffed Butler's throw. Delehanty waa
c&uffht at tha plata am as attempted
double Steal.
Jar Hushes last control taporsrlty tn
. tha third and with two men out ha al
lowed two hits a safe bunt by Mo
Creed ie and a poke by Marshall . that
took a bad bound away from Mohler.
whloh he followed by hit tins Holland
and welkin Rooksafield, forcing Mo
' Creedie over the register. , Nadaau's
t slaler through tha box aoorad Marshall
' and Holland and tied up the proceedings.
Rockenneld attempted ta take third on
tha bit but was nailed by peg front
Mohler. '
Carlos Smith ambled p s first man
In tha fourth and. soaked on on the
snout, and tha sphere aalled aver the
right sard en wall, netting tha long lad
the circuit. Jay Hugoo bit ta Mar
shall with two down In the sixth, and
' tha shortstop heaved to the bleachers
and Hughs seared. - Tha aeorai
. ' PORTLAND. . ' '
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4
AB, R. H. PO. A. E.
Drsnr&n, ft. f. ........ I 4 X 4 4 s
1 Mccreedlc,
:reedlc. r. L ...... I 1 it 0
shall, a a. L I f S I
land, lb. 4 I 1 I 1 I
kenflefd. So. ...... 2 4 14 11
Marshall,
Hon
Ror ken:
. Niida
Beck.
tk i t J i
y. ft I f 1
p. P.......ff ( 4 . I
Stanley,
; Sutler
Total. ......... .11 I I IT U 4
. . . '.' '8SATTUBL '
' IB. R. H. 9CL A. U
Tan Haltren, a, f. .... 4 1
-' Mohler. :b f 1
- Blankenahlp, c ...... 4 1
FrlKk. 1. f. M S I
t lehanty. lb. ....... 9
. kmith, r. t 4 X
. fL Hall, a a. 4 I
Kehltng, lb. , j f
Hushes, p. .... I 1
.Totals......... iSJ l,7H
BUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS
1
Fortland . , ,..
r, Hits . . .,....-.
Beat tie j .t...a.M
Hits ........41
- - sUMMART, !
Earned runs Seattle, t. Stolen
Wascs Nadeau, Prennen. ' Bases on
... balla Oft Husbea, t (Beck I, Rocken
- field), atrack out By Butler, ft (PHak.
Mohler. Nahllns t, Huahes); by Hue hea.
7 (Drannen 1. Rockanneld, Stanley, Mar
shall, McCreedle). Saerince bita Mar
. ehalL Btanley, Van Haltren. Hushes.
Two-baae bits r Delehantjr, Holland,
Horns run Smith. Double play Dela
.' hantr (unaaalated). Left on baeea
Portland, 10: Seattle, C. Hit by pitcher
V Holland. Frlak. Time of same One
, hour and t mlnutaa. Umpire Ira
, Davis. - i
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Overall Blamka the Aaaela.
Taeoma. Wash., Oct T. Spider Baum
was oat ted out of tha box in the flrat
Innlns yaetarday when tha Tin era acored
,; tbrea runs. OverrU waa la srand form
and held tha Loo Looa to three hits,
v aauttlnsr them out. , Tha aoore:
tf Anselas .... 00 0 4 "
Taeoma 34414000 4 a
V Battertee Baum, Hall and Spies:
, ' Overall and Orsha no. Umpire Brown.
V . ' ' '' Bataaii Mnees Befeat Seals.1 '
' - f Akn Praneleoo, Oct. 1 Stalling Hank
. pebmldt waa pitted eiralnet Joe Oorbett
yesterday, and Saa rranclseo failed to
i seora. Batury errors and errors In the
fleld allowed all of Oakland' rune. Cor
bett mad two wild pitches and McKune
i " bad three passed belle at critical Umea.
Tha acore: .
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t Oakland . i . . . 1 B 4 1 4 4 0 4 4 a o
San Fran . . . . . ..6 4 Q 4 4 4 0'9 4--4 I 4
Batteries esrhmldt and Byrnes Cor
batt and McKune. .
tfearaal spMlal aWfte.k
, San rranolaoo, Oet 7. Al. Herford,
Setins for Jos Oana, accepted tha terms
Impoaed by Jimmy Brltt, and all that
remains now to decide is whether the
con teat will take place la this city or
Celine. Tha Shasta club, which ar
rested the Biatoh, is prepared to pitch
the rlas ta either place, only waiting to
laera whether or not the eupertioora
wtu great a iloenae for than to fight
brp. ,
lAarsal SseaW Bervlet.)
Helena. Mont-. Oct. T Jat-k Clifford
Waa declared tha Winner lest evening. In
the Uth round of hte nvht with loul4
lons. an (oui. Both men roughed It
arataentlyv
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LOCAL COLFERS ON
WAVIRLY LTO
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Portland got fare havs returned ta the
ltnka for tha fall season. Tha Waverly
links are dotted every day with players
retting nto form for the season's eon
tests. Tba handicap eomralatas has
arranged an excellent program for tha
fall aport and great tntereet la airaadjH
being manifested in tha matehes.
Tomorrow afternoon tba Bret oontps
tltloa will take plaoa-ln the form of tha
four qualifying rounds of tha man's
opening handicap, tha other dates being
October 14, November It and December
14. handicap daedal play. Tha two
lowest scores on each data will
qualify for tha finals which wlU bs
played on December 17 and 1. '
Th eoRipetltlon, for tha Blytbe medal
will be played at the links at Sellwood
on Saturday, October la. This Is a
scratch event of 1 an porta nee and Is
played for twloa s year and keen Inter
est ts alwaya displayed la the ma too.
After the summer's vacation tba
golfers have returned to their favorite
sport with renewed Interest and vigor.
Tba Waverly links are in splendid condi
tion for playing and tha looal golfers
have taken advantage of tha perfect
weather of th naat few- weeks and are
out every day driving tha wary belL It
Is th intention of tha Waverly Oolf club
officiate to make this fall's competitions
tha moat Interesting In tha history of
tha Institution and with thla end In
www the handicap sommtttee bava ar
ranged tha following excellent program:
Men's open hand leap. October I and H.
November 14, December SO. 17, 14 and
11: mixed foursomes, November 4 and
December I; men's handicap and
woman's handicap. Thanksgiving, Nov
ember 14; men's handicap and women's
handicap, December 14. There wm be
a women's handicap arrangea later m
th season:
WILLAMETTE ELEVEN
TO PLAY NORMALITES
(Jearaal aoealal servte.)
Willamette University. Salem, Or..
Oct. T. Football practice under Coach
Bishop la becoming stronnous at WU-
nette. for it waa announces w xne
squad laat night that th 'varsity will
meet the U. of O. team In Bugaoa Octo
ber 14. -
Manager Miller hag don svarythmg
poealble to ( secure mors favorable
data, a as to allow mora chance for
coaching, but found It impossible.
Everything that aan will be dona, how
ever, to develop th men In th short
tim allowed. This weak th squad m
oountry run, and beginning with next
week morning practice will Da neid
at o'clock, besides tha regular after
noon practice.- Beatde these there will
be signal praotlcee and football lecturea
In tha evening. Trainer Walt Shlpp has
put the men on strict diet.
One Important change has been mad
by Coach Bishop In th lineup of th
vanity eleven. "Big" Pollard. Wil
lamette's former fallback and most
famous player, has been moved to tackle,
where ha Is greatly strengthening tha
Una, Lauhsbery, on of th new asan.
will take Pollard'a plaoa st full
Today oontracta wars signed for a
Wlllsmette-Whltmss gam to be played
in Salem November IS, and for gam
with Albany college, to ba played here
on Thank giving day.
Tomorrow (Willamette wtlr most tha
Oregon Stat Normal team on tba home
field. It n understood that, th Mon
mouth team 1 fairly heav and vary
fast, aa they have on of th University
of Michigan's crack players tor a eoaca.
A hard game la expected.
Tha lineup of the Wliamette team will
b as follows: Left end, Long-Patton;
left tackle. Rader; left guard. Metoalf;
center, Neleon-unruh : right guard.
Marker! right tackle. Pollard; right end.
Hlnkle; quarter, Beach-Miller; left half,
Long (captain); light half. Naoe; full.
Launsbcry-De video n,
PRESIDENT LUCAS
TALKS EN ROUTE
(pedal Btopatek The JeemlV
Taooma. Waah Oct. 7. President W.
FL Lucas, of th pacific National
LeaaTue of Baseball cluba, was In Ta
eoma laat evening and incidentally dla
euaaed th base ball situation OS th
ooast.
"I still think the Pacific Coast league
for the northern cities Is illogical," id
Mr. Lucaa. -Seattle and Portland lost
money last year, and I am of th opinion
they will this year. Wa bad n hard
struggle to swing th Psoifl National
league this year, X have my plans for
next season, end I think It would be to
the advantage of tha Northern cluba to
fft In. I may lay my plana before tha
ownenrbefora th aaason doeee. '
Mr. Lucas declined to say what he
prcpoaed, but Intimated that his prepo
sition would Include all tha old north
westers dtte and perhaps two other.
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VATXOBTA& UM01,
' . Won.
Lost P C.
47 .49
44 ; .III
44 M-l
44 - .466
16 . , .42
4 .484
New Trk . 104
Chicago 44
Pittaburg . . 43
Cincinnati . ft
St. Louis . .
Brooklyn.. .......... 41
Boaton . . ............ ds
Philadelphia., 41
4t .478
ot n aoi
v ' At intssbsffv
Pint same 1L tt
PltUburg . . ............... ...4 4
8C Louie..... ........ ..I I 1
Batteries Gas and Phalpsi Taylor
and Butler.
Second gam-.' .. . ; R. H. B.
Plttaburr . . .......U.14 11 .4
St. Louis 1 1 i
Batteries Flaherty and Phelps: Me
Parland and Butler. Umpire Zlmmer.
CAB UAwVI,
Lost.
44
TV.
Boston . . ... 44
New York .41'
.429
f .173
., .439
n
.441
44
Cleveland . ..42
Chicago 84 .
Philadelphia 71
St. Louis . ............64
Detroit . . 41
WaahlngtOS
Plrst ssi
Cleveland
Detroit 4 2
BattrlB Rhode and Sua Law. KIL.
At Otarneaid, ' . '
n R. H . R,
UsJt and Drill . .
HOW RIVAL ELEVENS
WILL START MATCH
, AB ts ready for the kick-off Is to
morrows game between Multnomah and
Astoria. It ta surprising to eee the
Interest that Is being dlsplsyed In this
mstoh. Nothing but supreme osnfldsnoe
reigns la tha bosoms of those Aetorian
pigskin mas. Hera la what sn of th
Astoria naoera has to sayr
"It ta now estimated that futl a hun
dred people will Journey to Portland on
Saturday t witness tha football game
between th Commercial club and Mult
nomah club teams. Tha local team has
heen atrenathened at aruard. where It
ha been weak, by getting Henderson
from Port Stsvsns. and ha give Indica
tions of now making that aid of to
line th . atronger. The practice mat
evening was tha best so far thla season
and glvaa renewed hop for s successful
outcome In Saturday's game. Th sore
ness from last Sunday's gam Is grad
ually working out of th man ana m a
oeunle of mere day tha entire team
ahotfld be In excellent oondltioa for thl
early In th season. . it would P s
a heme to send the Multnomah team n
ita California tOur with s defeat, nut it
maw have to be don If no aoeldest
hannan to tha Astoria players."
When the Multnomah bore hoard that
Astoria sports were willing to wager
4lrVaa aDOflel V that their team would de-
feet Multnomah ther Swilled and th
only ramsrk la reply was, "Walt and
There im n set Una around the fact that
Astoria ha s good football eleven, but
Pertlandera think Multnomah can
trounoe them. That M th whole snair.
Tmnnrmw i Hml Will bOSln Promptly
at 1 o'clock, and Mr. Loaargan and Mr.
Hutchinson will officiate. W. B Fsoh
belmer will sot a timekeeper and the
linesmen will be seieoted from substi
tutes of both teams. Th elevsns will
line ap Is this fsaoios:
Multnomah, 'tor1-
Rlntoul ... J... ..... !. Bay
Beeley M.. ....... .r S ....i uammai
Carlsos If Hn2er.fon.
Pratt r. Sutton
Oault .lt.. r 11
Dowllng ...ra Regan- Jonea
Jordan .... la... Painter-King
Kerrlgan-Coate. . q b ........ . Stockton
Horan-Johneon ..thb irha
Other Multnomah player who will
participate In the game are ttounas,
Haalay. Bsnnstt and Tuokr. ,
HARVARD ANXIOUS
TO DEFEAT YALE
(Jearaal soaelal Sarrles.) ' '
Cambrldsa. Mass.. Oct. T. Harvard 1
Ant tn haaft Yale U11S SSar. ana
tanda more chance of doing tt than In
several aeaaons Th past week has r
veaied tw big facts, that Harvard has a
captain who la a natural leader, and that
aha haa a. wealth fcoZ material tnaa win
surprise th chronic kickers Uter In the
.aeaeoM. ZaDtaln Hurler ana wwn
Wrlghttngton are workings to develop a
fast team. JThey hav seme big, nusay
boys, who reported ins wees, wn
have bean grounded V gridiron method
at "prep" schools.
The sdrtmmags work sine Tuvsdsy
has bees remarkable, as the candidates
hav been forced to go through bruising
praollee and through tactics tnat wouia
have mad last year ' aspirants feel
wobhlv in 11 mlnutea. Tha young oap-
teln haa been at hi men continually to
Dlav hard, and he 1 getting more good
out of them than any Harvard captain
in th past 14 years. Such determina
tion doe sot sugur wall (or th fills
next month. - -.
With th exception of th extrem
Itles of th line. Harvard Is well pro
ne red for ft auoceeaful season. In th
center Cunnlff and Parker are having s
merry tdaale, and the tw giants are the
goods, ror guards th most promising
men are Wilder, Pell and McFadoes.
Oveson. s bis. atrapplng fellow, will
probably flU In later, but at present he
is seeklns s taokia berth. "Tea" stewr.
Squlrsa. Derby and Mills are also work
ing out In th taokia place. On th
enda are Montgomery, Bled sen. Look-
wood and Pruyn, not first-class
terlel and sura to replaoed as soos s
heavier men set Into the a me.
Noyee and Hugh Kernaa are being
tried out at quarter; and Captain Hur
ley, Nichols, Means, Hesmlth and Trott
are tn th half-back positions Mills,
Hartley and Harrison sr doing wU st
full-back.
Tomorrow Harvard win lis p
galnat th University of Maine's lvn
at Cambridge. , .
TURF AUTHORITY
APPOINTED AS JUDGE
Information has Just reached th atty
that Pranci Nelson, on of the best
known turf authorities In America and
,for years a porting editor of th Toronto
Globe has boon appointed a iudge on
th New York track by th Eastern
Jockey olub at a aalary of 14,00. He
resigns his position in Toronto to start
his New York duties Is January.
Mr. Nelson 1 well and favorably
known by boras men all over America.
For years hs haa been presiding Judge
on th Canadian: circuit operated al
most exclusively by the Highland Park
Racing association of Detroit His first
Important- Jookey' olub appointment,
however, was lsst year at Buffalo, where
be presided over th Xenllwc4-th meet
ing. Thl was after Belmont took that
unforunat course. ; For vrai years,
however, h ha presided at th spring
and fall meeting of th Ontario Jockey
olub at Toronto, Which unlike th reg
ular Canadian circuit 1 voder th Ju
rladlctlos of th Jockey olub. The
Canadian circuit la conducted under the
Weetern Jockey club rules Mr. Nelson
I a prominent membr of th American
Turf Writers association. , . ..
' BTvmxar mat bs strwABAL .-
' (tsselal Dlsratck te Th Jesrast " '
Seattle, Oct. 7. There I a good prob
ability that -Seattle will get Bill Hurley.
This hi th opinion of W. H. Lucaa who
spent yesterday here on hi return from
Portland. He says thst Dugdals refuse
ts pay th money Cor this plsyer and
Russ Hall probably wllL Hall ha had
a talk with Hurley and learn that he hi
more than willing t east his lot with
th Slwsshss. Han I also onvlnsd
thst he has good use. Luces says, for a
man of Hurley a calibre next year, when
he wlU loss both Frisk and Blanksn
sblp. .
Lues say that so far as th Pacific
National leagu I concerned, tt ot
along nlosly. Ho hopes to a th P. N.
I made up of atx town next year.
Great Fella and Ogden being takes la.
' . Bmthlg
' Fre tea. with Sunday Journal
wast ads .Don't forget.
SffEEI MARIE SB
THE TK ANSYLVAKI A
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Lexington. Ky Oet f.-Kntaekys
greatest turf event, th Traaalyvania.
worth 44.444, wss woa by Sweat Maria
yeeterday is three straight basts. Th
winner ts owned by WlUlast Garland
Of Lee Angeles Summary;
Tha Tranaylvaaia. purs 44.440, V
trotting., three In flv Sweet Marl
won th third, fourth asm fifth hast
In 1:44. t:44H, 144. Tiverton won firet
and second la I:44U. HaU
Snyder McOregor. Knox' Gelatin King.
Tuna and Kent also started.
Pacing divlaltts of Kentucky Futurity
for a-yesr-oMs, purse 44.004, -thro In
five JPhala won three straight heats Is
1:1444. 4:14, 114.
1:17 olaaa, trot 41.004. three In
five Bonnie Wilton won this straight
heats is sal. 1:11m. 1:1. ...
Kassas Ctty, Oot fBlntrfclgs Sttsg-
mary:
Ftvs and s half furlongs San Mloho-
s won; time, l:4t.
Five furlongs L- Mart Oeeier won:
Ume. 1:41 H. v , . ,
Mil Ed Ban won: Urn 1:4414.
Four furlongs Aselina won: time.
1:40.. ,.
Mil and an slghth Ahns ZMifwr
won; time, 1:44,
Sevan furl onss Rag Tas won: ttm.
4:114. .. , ., - . , ,
St. Louis, Oet T. Del mar summary:
Flv and s half furicga--cfcawar
won; Uma,-l:lL -
MU and T yards Mildred L won:
Ume. 1:41. .t . (.
Six furlongs Oudoa won: time.
MileGay Llssett won; tlm. 1H
MU and sa sights. slllna Casyon
won; time. 1:4T.
Seven and s half furlongs How
lander won; time, -1:11 tt. , N , V ,
r Aft Worth. ' - v.
' Chicago, Oot. 7. Worth resnltsr "
" Six furlongs-. Safeguard won; tuna,
U14. ,J ' t
Flv and s half furtongs-Mlss Jordan
won; time. 1:11 4-4.
Six furlongs Big Bes wn& ttm.
1:14.
MU and s slxtenth--Laar Lighter
won; ume, x:e a-e.
Mil and 10 yards reward Bate won;
am, i :f -. -
Six furlongs - Tarn O'Shaatar won;
tma. 1:21 s-4. . ' ;.. .4 ,'
-s
New York, Oct TMorrls Park r
Sevan fttflong mm Old Snglaiid won;
time, l:llKt -
steeplechase, tw. and a half mile
Bonfire won; Ume, 4:441.
Six furlonge Chieftain won;
1:10.
Th Hunter handicap, th withers
mil Hamburg Bella woo; time, 1:41.
Mile Israelite won; time, 1:41.
MU and furlong- Otmonde' Bight
tlm. l:4H.' . .
Tommy Trsosy posted his forfeit of
144 with th Telegrsta this morning
s guaeanta of good faith relattv to his
oomtng match with Charlie McKvsr. .
KYRLE BELLEW TELLS
HOW TO SAY It
: : : ,
MftvtMf
d Kyrt Bellaw. th actor, In th e
e following HtU note to a Port- e
e land man, olear up the mystery d
of th comet pronuoolatlos of e
e hi nam: - ,
, "Permit m to tell yew . - s
d Vy name 1 Kyrlc Bel lew. ' e
- T thought Z would leave som
record of th proper pronunota- e
4 tlon of my name. My ehristUn
S name hi Kyrle the asm as John e
4 Kyi re. th man of Rosa, from 4
d whom my mother I dssosndad. 4
d My surname or sirs - nam 1 e
Bellaw, with th accent on th e
4 . first syllable and th w pro- e
d nouneed properly and neither as e
e 'oo,' or ow,' or say other way e
e thss plain frw, :. d
e f, . . "KYRLB BBJLLBW."
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UNCLE ENDEAVORING '
. TO SECURE NEPHEW
"In tb opinion of this oourt disposi
tion should not be mad of any child n
tb atrength of a mere clerical error.. It
la -better that ths mlstsks be corrected.
A mistake has evidently been mad In
th order leaned by the county court but
ths intention of thst tribunal 'is plain.
ins ass' will D oonttnaed for on
month in order that th record may be
mad accurate. Thl boy seams ts be
setting along all right and I ess see
a reason for haste.
Thla wa th remark of Arthur L.
Fraser, acting presiding judgs In th
circuit court, yesterday in temporarily
adjusting matters In th suit brought
tn habeas corpus by WlliUm L. En
sign for th possession of his nephew,
Fred CnsIgn, now In th oostodr of ths
Boys' and Girls' Aid society.
nnperlntendent Gardner decUred the
sncl hee worked at tha Portland Club
and plays the violin is a north and
saloon. Th mother la a woman f bad
reputation, he added, and th society
should have the custody of th child.
William L. Ensign ta his guard las. eo
Attorney B. S Pagus claims. The law
yer said, the occupation of thd sncl did
not make him oara any th less for ths
boy or desire hta walfar t bs aeg-
tacted. 1 .
He declared .the county court record
tn error, as th name Fred L. Rnslgn
wss jised In s dooumemt for thst of
William L, BnalgTL Thl contention
draw forth eomment from Ju Fraser
In disposing of ths see for the Urns
A boon to treveisrs, Pr. Fowler's FJs-
trart of Wild Strswherry. Cures dya.i
tarv. dlarrh'. t"knee. ssiiaa
Pleasant 4s U Awa proKiptlr,
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On th highest knoU is tha olty park
tends Multnomah, the Indian ehleftain,
proud, haughty and defiant, gaslng to
ward the Columbia and th coming of
th whit man. Basld him la a younger
brave, expectant almost joyful In his
pose. Waving bough gf peau to th
tranger. ..-.
Th Sgurs r ts srtlstia oentrast
Tha mighty ehlaf ha heard rumor of
th white man' prowess, of the con
quest f th red mas and th gradual
occupation of his lands. H see Strang
change ta th Oregon wilderness, where
hs had ruled so masterful! y.
' But though th brona figure of th
chieftain la turned toward the eaat it
does not th grsafolty that followed
th aomlng of the atranger. Tha aua
broke through th - cloud yesterday
afternoon when th monument was un
veiled. Those who bad gathered there
to wttnee th event gaaed flrat upon
th group of statuary, then upon th
vtaw. -
Below was Portland. It stretched
forth beyond the river tn a labyrinth
of stream and thorouwhfar. Cloud
of amok a roe from furnace And fac
tory. Thar wa th ah risk of locomo
tive and ateamboat Car and vehicle
dashed rapidly through th streets Peo
ple rushed to and fro, striving, strug
gling; chafing the pulee of the groat olty
that Multnomah looks dowa upon and
which followed the passing of his peo-
Ther was an interested crowd or peo
ple at th unveiling. The ceremony waa
brief and simple. In behalf of tba doa-
ora, th frtenda of tha lata D. F. Thomp
son, J. N. Teal formally prevented ths
bronse groue to ths city. Mayor Wil
liams aocepted th gift
Men stood with bared heeds during
ths brief addressee, then looked with
admiration upon th enduring work of
th sculptor, Herman Atkins MacNelL
Ther wer between 104 end 10 people
st ths .eeremoBles, mostly those who
hav long been resident of Orgoa and
fully appreciate th slgniflcanc of th
artist' work, . .1
HELPLESS PARALYTIC
l SEARCHING FOR HOME
A peculiarly sad oas 1 thst of Mary
Dosn. now, rooming st 144 Thir
teenth sire!. BTtss Doas lp ft daughUr
of the Rev. N ahem 1 ah Doane, one bf
Oregon' pioneer mlssloosrie. who I
now A helpless paralytic st hi humble
home at Unlvaralty Pars. Nineteen
year ago Miss Doane, then young girl,
suffered from a aerie of sscldantsl
falls, tha laat' from s wsgon. Injuring
bar' spina so badly thst ehe has bees
absolutely helpleas for nearly two de
cades. Mrsv Otto Roasndala, widow of
4Ab mining engineer recently auffo-
oated at Kalagw. haa cared for Mis
Dosn up t few- days ago. when shs
00 no hided to gtv up housekeeping. Miss
Doane I therefore obllseoV to move,
having been gtvwa notice by th now
V? K V U i UW h
m ma ur quaranteed mm
mmmmfi: i unior ciotning
v Youll know all there is to know about
Style
service
We givs ons chsncs on ths fins
12-gauffc Heunmerless Shotgun
shown our window, lor
every dollar yon Invest betwsen
now snd - Thnktgiv4ng . in
Young Men's 8uita or Over
costs, priced st
55-r Third
Strshgt
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' $20:: i'y
Writs tar wdanaaoes najiitfag ess
; PERPBOTION IM ;
:.,vr.' " BLAXB S. tfJOTf , CM,
4t-WJt.l-ll OBAarSKB OT OOKaTXSCQI
tenanta t vaeat her apartments. Bat
where h ta to go shs cannot telL A
friend hs been semiring th elty In
quest of som famUy who would aooept
th Invalid woman as a boarder, sftors-ina-
her tha car sn In her condition
snust hav. Up to this time, hoerevor.
no place has been found, snd the unfor
tunate, invalid 1 sreatlr harassed In
mind In consequence. She doe not ask
horn foe charity's sake, being will
ing to pay for tha attention ah receives,
but ta not willing to sntor other than
a Christian home, tt 1 her ambition to
secure piece where n may nave ac
commodations for st least s year befor
being required t movs again.
1 Pirtlaihf 1 Favorite Store.
Th wonderful growth and th great
popularity of the Chicago, 44-T1-74
Third street between Oek and Fins,
ta th talk of th Pacific northwest
But blk store snd public patroness or
not Greeted tn a day. It tak years of
honest snd upright dealing, taking ad
vantage of th manufacturing market
and buying th right merchandise, st
Brie that enabled thl store to under
sell ell oompctitloa. Guaranteeing every
article to be as representee ana seeing
that th public wa treated courteously
and fair. For thl fall snd winter s-
oa th Chicago IB showing th isrgeat
line of fashionable men's snd boy
Bults, overcoats, pasta, bats, caps, shoes
and gents' furnishings that m to b
found on th FsoUle ooast There Is
nothing: that man or boy require for
dress that osnnot be had t th great
tor. Utah conceded net taat tna
Chicago sells th beet goods for th
ta th stty.
Alien Lewis' Bsst Bread..
FIB MPISUSdSj Utisssi a W. KsTtrWUS, BUmngss.
mate frees SI 4 ss.go peg day. awvwatt esU Waaafaas sjtrws
and satisfaction
1 IN BOYS' AND YOUNG MEN'S
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aUBAT B. SOSTT, AV Ik '
BIBS.. FdBTLAlTB, OB.
GAMBLING CHINAMEN v H
Ainrl(T si rur I rttv
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Not alngl Chinaman caped from
th basemsnt st 11 Seoond street Y
fitted up s gambling aatabltahmant '
when th plsos wa raided 14 sight by -
rjnder-Sherlff Morden snd Deputies ,
Orussl, OOTdahd, More land and HolUngs- .
worth. Seventeen gamblers war caught
tn the official drag net And spent th
night at tha county Jalt .
WhU Depotlee Cordano and More land .
guarded a trap door in th sidewalk th T
othr officers cautiously approached th
piece from fho rear. They found ft -.
faatan game tn full operation. Warning '
of their proximity waa given by in
electric hussar Just ga they wer shout
to enter. . 4
Th paraphernalia snd an Mount of ''
money was secured sa wldeoo. Several
Chlnasnas wer found hidden under ta
blee and In rear rooms. When searched
at th .county jU ffir of them wer
fosnd to hav opium In their blous
pockets.
Th cVd ths alarni waa sjlvstt ft
number of tb Chin eee bolted through ;
an underground paswtgswsy and tried
40 eecap tb rough the- trag door. They
were etopped and forced to return by
th deputlee est guard. Seversl of tb
Ctaiaea wer released this stern ing on
Only n remedy In th world that
wilt st once stop Itchiness of th skis
In shy part of the body, poan'e Olnt- "
ment
At any drus store 40 cents.
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Free ten with Sunday Journal baah
rant ads Don't forget ' 1
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WEAR
mmm . '. T .L-tl
wsrrncs, Airgnns, roovosuis, .
FcKrtbsU' Pants, Pfijcwt Kniv f -
Punching t Bags r' Boxing
Olores fres with wmcf Boy's
Suit or Overcomt,' priced, st
$2.50
the &of rfofts
CtentsVtlCewL
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