C?:!:'' cutttav -jzvtzuxi ' rczzxkin-cuijdatt- i-tohkino. uaccxi ; u. ' arcs.
... . :i
ItLW. It IU '. -
LD A f lEETIuj
V. hforthwcsttrh Baseball ,. Ur-;j
' to gonvwtii at CaXinhairt
!;?. During tha Present Weak.
v. - ".- . '
; eiX TEAMS HAVE CO
; . FAR ESEN ENROLLED
Each Club Will Deposit Flftatn
: Hundred Dollars as a Guaran-
tee That They .Will Finish.;
- (AMriat Dbmtck te Tee JamLI "
Vancouver. B. a, March .. A meet
ing or the director of th recently or
ganlsed Northwestern Baseball league
, .wilt ba haW at Belllngham Uiia wmK, at
' wmcu tba cluba will poat their forfeit
of $1,800 aa a guarantee of good faith
, ana the season's schedul drafted.
V '81 teuna hav been enrolled In the
.''- new league, theae being Vancouver. Vic
y , ; torla. Spokane. Everett; Belllngham, and
. Welle, Walla-Pendleton. All of tboee la-
.tereated la the new minor league are
a treed that the league will prove a big
euocsss. It being the general opinion of
Y 't tne eaperta that neat year will a
Seattle and Taeoma knocking - at . the
r door, For the new league, with or with
I '.out the two big cltlea of the sound, la
) compact and - - workable, - which the
' leagues with long Jumna and the conse-
f quentlal waate of time and .heavy trav-
v. , ; tung expanse never can do. ...
' One very important point -which en-
., . sures success ta that there ahall ba an
'equal dlvlalon of the gate and grand
stand . receipta- between the playing
v- ', -teems, by the adoption of which rule
there will be aaaurad an eqnal dlvlalon
' of proftta all aver tha circuit and there
by -a living chance for every one. . The
, , arrangement of tha circuit obviates any
' long jnmpa With consequent heavy trav-
i cling bllla and permit! of Saturday ball
. ' being played , lnj Vancouver and Vle-
: ; torla- and Sunday ball In thaAmartoaa
. ; tOWnl. i-.-li--. ' t - . .-..iL.-"V
. . ; To ahow how heartily tha promote ra
of tba circuit are going into, the propo
" f t. alt Ion, it may- Incidentally, be mentioned
,' that In addition to assuming .her full
share of the responsibility in eonneo
. tlon with the league. Vancouver .rlll
'.. z1' Bpend t4o,0v in eaah In providing a new
baaeball park la the cenUr pf tha etty.
rH3net"John McCloekey. the well-known
ooaat tnagnata. will manage tha Vanpou
,ver team, while Hewlett, who .waa with
. , i - - tha Spokane club laat Beaeon, will look
- after tha IntereaM of the Victoria club,
: ' - A a to the arrangement of - the f new
league, the opinion of tha veteran mag-
' ' nate, D.'E. Dugdala. who will handle one
'' of the aound clubs, may be quoted aa
' that of probably the beat Informed ex
'". pert In the nortfiweet. "It la an Ideal
; circuit .for a succesaful league," eaya
. '. Iu. "and I eanalder a franchle In 'it
worth I2.I00.- ,
SPORTING NEWS , .
. TERSELY TOLD
Continued from Page Eight.) .
,lVrtlaAd-Muat. , A ia gentlemen, gath-
ered Id the cellar of tha Portland the
lY : other evening and -talked along the
-Uee o( -bacl -clue,- They- will meet
; (Jrt"..W eomms, .week, .
, When Martin Nathaaaon, aa manager
; j for John Condon, decided to auapend
,' ' ."racing operations at Hot Springs the
other day and 'opened the grand atand
'"' '.' to thosa rendered homeless by the tire,
ha fathered an action that will make the
" moat fanatical .enemy , of., racing look
,.; upon the sport from a mere charitable
viewpoint, Mr. 'Nathanson 'went still
''. r further and Instructed tha olub steward
- i to furnish tha aufferera with provisions
t ires or cnarge unui mey goi semea in
f new-homee. It la aafe to Bay that 41,00
'- a day would not cover the loaa to. tha
Jockey club. It la an object lesson that
might well ba taken to heart by people
' . ; in all walka or life. Thoae of ua who
have known Mr. Nathanson for yeere
..' know also that there la nothing Phari-
r aaloal about thla He Is bna of the
. .-"- moat kindly and considerate fellows In
, .the world. If all tha member of the
' . Western Jockey club were Ilka him there
: V would never have, been a rival organ
isation. . .(-. .."'';. "
, '. '. It has been suggested that ' Young
; Kelly of Columbia be tried over four
' 'huadlea at 10 yards. Professor lonr
; gan, when seen .yesterday, atated that
;' whenever Kelly was In-shape-he would
S consent to a test being made. It la prob-
, ; ; able that tha trial will take place dur-
tng the coming week. "
:-" EOly Toaag-a Boatoa Terrier.
." 'Saw a pretty good little Boston dog
' the other day owned by William Young,
'. a well put up little chap and a good type
in, any kind of company. 1 This little dog
; . fills the eya a whole lot and shows aim
: ? aelf. Ha has class and will taks aome
". beating at tha coming show, -
.: (Note Rival owners requested not to
r. assassinate-the editer.) . -
Grand Scott'a little Boston, '3 randy,
la coming right along. He will go some
':' ' In the puppy claaa. - . i
Frank Watklna had a ' 14-tlm add!
L: i tlon to hla kennels' last week by bis old
' 1 Champion. The tact that nearly all the
-' : pupplaa are already spoken for "goes to
J show how bull terriera are appreciated
'.-' v hereabouts. . -. . .,m, y., ; , (
SUahlgaa'a Baaek af Vhaaoma.
" ,," ' The "phenoms" M , track athletics.
. j-whlch Michigan . seldom passea a - year
v '' ,00 mala studenta, have blossomed
out at Ann Arbor again this year. In-
i, stead of a Rose to put tha shot Mlchl
"a '1'gan now has a high Jumper, Charlea
'Cox. 'iaa ia a freshman from Ken
- At the preliminary indoor meet last
. t Saturday he Jumped alx feet In com
petition., Not only ia thla tha flrst time
Jin." all Michigan's history or high
Jumpers, which . Includes several aix
y foot records, that such a ' Jump has
been made in the preliminary meet, but
' Cog ahowB other Indications of being
' the first Michigan high Jumper ta give
Y promts of doing better than six feet.
r One of the New Tork Sun'a young
; men waa detailed to wltnesa Terry Mo
j Oovern's "performance In . "For Fame
, and rortuno)" This Is what be brought
back: ;' . . .
x . - "Tha villain; 'It Is me che-Udi
1 XJka Siadlaa; Xaasy. ; r TV-'
- - Finding health is like finding money
so think those who are sick. -When
J you have a cough, cold, sore throat or
, cheat Irritation patter art1' promptly
it Ilka W. C Barber, ,of 8andy Level, ,Va.
t He Bays. ' 'I had a' terrible chest trou
. ble, caused by smoke and coal dust on
, my lungs; but, after finding no relief
In other reitiedles, 4 was cured by Dr.
7 King's New Placovery for Conaumption,
, Loughs and Colda' Ureateat sals of
any cough or lung medicine In : tho
, -world."" At, Red Cross Pharmacy, "lath
and Oak at reels, on the way to tha pet
rfflre. ; Doc and tl.tO, guaranteed. Trial
i houle frea - ' ,
Charle. Cot, tfa Omaiia. Boy, Who la
to PlayvFint Bm lor Portland In
Cm Jack Doyla Doea Not Report
Ce-nrae her, ha-muat-be-pdt-out-of-tha
way! When he - re-tah na, drop - her
from the peah! Who will know!" , t
The Viualneaa i . ; n'm.mir' . .j
. Enter Oraeai and tha che-lld.'1 - -
The BBBlatant villain aelses Oraoe and
tha- villaiaeaa the ehe-ild. , -he villain
pulla hla gun and gloeia.
BIng. .,-,- ! i:- , ;..'.;(,.,;
Enter Terry. '' . ,
Biff! . Tha villain gets hla on tha Jew.
Batt . Tha aeeiatant . vUlaia takes tha
Count. '.. . - ' r.:- f :: ,
BplashU-Terry la la the East river
after the: cheild. . , , ' ,.,.',' yy'-
Curtain; . - . , ;:..
, Li, . ;
Badow CoOag Atalstloa. '
Praaloant Harper of tha llniversltv of
Chicago has not forgotten tha plan af
two' years, ago to endow college ath
letics, in his biennial report soon to
be Issued he aays: .
"I daalra to emphasise a plan which,
although not - new. has not - yat been
fully .considered namely i tha endow
ment of aaUega athletics. At present
the audiences at tha moat popular col
lege contests ' are not typical college
audiences bat ' "sporting audience.
Many students are deterred from atten
dance, by high- admission fees, and In
their stead com men. whom, for lack
af a better term, I may 'dominate tha
"sporting type.' which lowers sadly tha
tone of InteroeUeglate meetings. ; - -. '
"If,- by a .system of endowment,' we
could aeeompUsh two things orst. by
free admission, secure the presence of
ail, students,, and. second, by restricting
the attendance .from tha - -outside to
friends of the college duly Invited, and
exclude tha elements that - are anda
slrable, ,iwe aheuld tafce-a-ioag step for-
- Ooaaary bafrv aa gla ntam. -
fTba country: from Prealdent Rooae
Velt down seems to be daffy on tho sub
Ject of Jlu Jiuu. To hear all tha talet
anout it. one would be led to believe
that a 'Jap Jlu Jltsu ' artist would be
able -to eat ' the ordThary American
wrestler ' or fighter alive. --This may
all bo srbut I doubt It. - Oid-ttmer
will recall that something Ilka 2 yearg
ago a noted sapanesa wrestler, one Mat
sada tSorakichl,. and, by the way, that
name uaed to give old Pop Whlttakar,
tha official announcer, ' the . horrors.
eama to New Tork . H wrestled in the
Japanese style. . which V Judge ia Jlu
Jltsu, and at that style did beat some
right good men at first but at regular
wrestling ho paver ranked higher tbaa
a good . second rater. The Japanese
style, as I recall it, did not compare
la tha eserolse of skill or strength with
eatch-aa-catcb-ean, eollar-and-elbow, or
even Graeco-Roman I doubt If it aver
wilt become popular with - Americana
after the novelty weara off , ;-:.-. .
"Bat" Maatarson, who waa appointed
United Statea. marshal' for tha district
of New York, had occasion recently to
aacure a phntogreph of - Jockey - Wen-
Hck, a few daya before -the latter waa
killed. He Bpok to tha lad about tha
matter, and tha rider went ta a photo
graph gallery .and, aat for a picture.
The Jockey brought it to the hotel
where Maateron-waa stopping. Before
the boy departed Mssterson aaked him:
"Can I do anything for you " Wenrick
hesitated for. a minute, snd said:
"Mr. MaataVBon, I would Ilka to a
your '- pistol that has all the notches
on if ':'.'-; '
"Bat waa hearty taken off hla feet
by surprise but recovering v quickly.
aald AH - right. Eddie. . . -
Maatarson then led tha way to hla
room and on. arriving there unlocked
one of his trunks and from the bottom
Ashed out. a gun of old pattern, and
banded It over to tha youngster" for
examination. . 4, ,' i -
Wenriek, after a long scrutiny, looked
up Into Masterson'a faee with ; a sort
of I-don't-understtnd - eapresalon, and
Inquired: w." -.1 ' ..
"Where Sf the notcheaT'
"There never - were - any, Eddta, and
they existed only In the minds of a lot
- - - - MAnlA mimm U..U.
Billy Lorimer thet.Chlcago politician,
for the Llptpn cup, . Nh matter how the
eat Jumps ,a 'fellow that has political
preferment always appeara to ba able
to dig up enough to. buy a yacht or a
racing stable.), ... .
r " ' KM M0O07 ta TraisJar.-; - i ;
' Kid McCoy 4a taking a regular course
of baths at Hot Springs and acting
very much aa If he were getting la read
Insss for some' Important, ring encase
ment a. He doea not Bay what he !
tends to do when be leavea the apringa.
That old 1 Taxes crowd made one of
their annual killings on Balmer at Hot
Springe. . Tha colt opened ap at k to t
and went to the post at 10. - It la mighty
seldom that the. experts from tha JUmis
hftar state make a mistake. ' j '
rrea .uuoert is- stui laying em - to
the land at the traps. When all Is said
and done .the wlsard of Spirit 'Lake la
about the beat man that ever put a
scatter gun to his shoulder.
Champion's Bracken O leck, winner bf
first In New York, and Mallwynd Meg,
were skipped by Mr.' Thomas of Phila
delphia on Wednesdsy af last week. to
Mr. Jonn RlpUnger of Seattle. 'They are
due ta arrive "tomorrow; . ' . . . .
Mrs, Ascum What makes you think
your husband la seriously tilt Hi
doesn't ramplaln, does he? 1 . ; ' 1
Mrs. Wise No, that's why I think he
tuat ba.slck.;: ... . ... ;. . -, r
l vAnTs to -
. cc:.:e to this city
Former Champion Is Eyiisntly
4 - in Earnest in His Desire to
Visit Portland.
John I Sullivan, the dnc mighty
champloa of tha prlaerlng. about-wham
there baa bean aome discussion aa ta hla
Intention of visiting Portland, la .evi
dently In earnest regarding a trip ta thla
city. aa. will be evidenced by his latter to
Messrs. Keating A Flood, af the Baker
theatre, Ip thla city, which- la published
belOw;: ,' - - :
; ."8t. Louis. Fab. tJ. Dear Blr: Sev
eral daya ago I wrote you a letter ask'
lug that you book me for one, night 'or for
one week, and to make ma your, vary best
offer, J derlr to say to you that alnc
the laat wiitlog James J, Corbett has
made up hla mind never to. oome out
from tha bushes Again, and. absolutely
declines to meet me in the ring. .Per
haps I oaa still force him .to meat ma
with tba aid of 'tha press, but In tba
meantime X have mad up. my mind to
fight Bob .Fltaalmmons and James J.
Jeffries, of which you J are probably
awar by this time.
"t am in fin shsp mentally end
phyateally. and I waat ta aay ta you. if
you desire to book my monologue turn,
you will rind it big money-getter for
you. snd If I do say it myself I. make
a swell appearance and am making a tre
mendous hit. It is refined ia every de
tail thla yott can depend upon and if
you are not more than pleased and you
don't 'get mors than two to one for tha
money f you invest In me, I don't want
any salary, that a alL
"In addition to my monologue turn I
will spar any man you put before me
for 1 rounds, barring no one, or Z will
furnish my own sparring partner, and I
will do either one or both turns at every
show. Thla win b year laat opportu
nity to book ma before my fight. with
Jeffries or Fltaslmmona- " , " -,
"Kindly let ma beat from you and let
m knowtbe beat you can do for one
wek. Tours truly. . : - J l'".J
"JOHN X SULLIVAN.
' "Addreaa ', t South , Broadway, St
Louta" . -' . ..;.v.
HIDDIEW EIGHTS
BEADY FOR BATTLE
Tuesday Night. Boxing Contest
- at Tacoma Promises to Be
' -"".of Great .Interest. .
" V.1 ' VxaBBBBjasmaaKaawasja' J' I ..' V '
" ". ''' '" ' '. i ' a,. . ' ;
' ' .. (Jeamal BBoeul aerrlea.)-
" T"aeoma. 'March Jack "Twin" Sul
llvan, the crack mlddieweignt- rrom Bos
ton, and Tommy Burns, the shifty lad
from" tha Windy city, ara in me pin 01
condition. Burns says ha doea not mina
it a bit ta be the low man in tha Mtung.
because he has had that to . contend.
with since he entered tba - ling, ani
makes him train and fight all tha harder
when be ia ap against auch atrong odds.
Cyclone Kelly was a J.a-7 favorite aver
him and he aispoaea 01 jkeuy. in 1 our
rounds In lis fashion.
"And I look for this one with Sullivan
not ta ga aver ! rounds, aa in all -my
flchta if you will look up my records
you will flad that 1 have put my, men
out in abort itima,-. says ns. .
Tommy looks tha picture of . health.
aad never felt better in hla life. -
Tom Tracy and about lid from Port
land are "going to see the light. Tracy
will b la Burns' corner aa on of his
aeconda. ':.- .. "f--iy::
MANDATORY WRIT-
AGAIWST LUCAS
'-,'- . U ' ' ' t
. 1 (Continued from Pag Bight)
It ia probable that theae will make terms
with Manager Stanley, aa tha time la a
short before the opening of the season.
Ths report cornea from the directors
of tha Salt-Lake club that Bait Lake
will stay with the Paclflo National
league and play Independent baseball. -
J. W. Cody, who has been In charge of
arrangements for baseball la Boise, an
nounces that Boise will have a team and
that a league will be formed. He states
that BuUe,- Helena, Spokane, Salt Lake,
Oadea aad Boise win be in the league.
Arrangement are la progress for financ
ing the team, and Cody states tnat. ne
will have a better team than laat year.
He baa hla meq ready to algn. up." . - . ;
- - , 1 " fa-, : , 1
PITCHER EMERSON : rj
SIGNED BY TACOMA
(Speelal mapateli by Leased Wit te The Jearsa!
flan Francisco. March a.-Por tba next
throe weeks Mike Fisher will be located
at Fresno, where he wiU take personal
charge of training the Tigers. Mike
plied his trousseau In six trunks todsy
and set out for the Raisin City.-- The
king waa feeling like a two-year-old,
and hla elation waa due to the fact that
he had executed a flank movement , on
Pete Lohman and signed Pitcher Emer
son, who wss declsred a free lane by
Prealdent Bert yeaterday.i,- ,-. , .'-7
Before signing, - Emerson' notified
Fisher that he would not be able td re
port before June 1, two months after
tha season started. Fisher Bald tha Ti
gers would try and "worry along without
him antn he ouid report, in the in
terim Bmerson will pUch more or les
for hla college team, ao he will be la
condition when he doea Join tha cham
pions. ' Emerson wss not particular
where ns went. so ions, aa na got the
money,; :, y ,y y : , . - - j ;
SEVEN PLAYERS NOW
AT TRAINING QUARTERS
(Jeerssl special Serrfe.)
Bakersfleld, Cel., March - 4. Sevan
members of tba Portland baseball team
had reported to Manager McCreedl up
to a late hour this afternoon. They are
Essiek, Vaa Buren, Qleaaon and House
holder;' whdc-arrived Friday, and St.
Vraln and Bert Jonee, the two Bouthpaw
pitchers who arrlvsd 'todsy, aad . the
manager. '
Several othera are expected thla even
ing and If enough arrive, tha same
scheduled with the Bakersfleld team to
morrow will b-. played. : . v a
T. U. C A. anATS aTTnTWOataJt
Ths f . M. C. A. senior basketball team
defeated the Multnomah' club's first
team In the first gams for the' city
championship In a hotly conteeted game
t the Multnomah club. last evening.
The lineup) - ,
T. M. C A, ; Position. ; r; M. a."a. c.
Ourrsnd. forward .... .'.Steadman
Thornton. forward .......Barton
Freeman (e).... center ... ..Harder (c)
LI vlngeton guard .Beillnger-Flavel
Schramm .... . . guard -. t. Bennett
Tha efflclala war H. WUson aad Per-
oay. . ,- ' .' V: .
c:llc:i .nnivcs:
AT SAH FHANCISCO
Morley'S First Caseman Ctcps
f Over at ths Bay City and, J
Talks of Prospects.
;. :.-':' ' ' ; -.-" .,' , .,, -.s ''. -.'K '
(Special Olasateh by Ueaed Wire t Tba Joenul)
Baa Francisco, March 4. Frank Dil
lon waa ia San Franclsca a few hours
yesterday, on hla way to Los Anlleles,
where he report today. Aa he and hla
wlf, had been en'Hhe road six days.
Frank was glad to get a few hours4: rest
at Sad Franc. I ace before starting for the
southern metropolis. - Aside that his hair
waa a trifle grayer. Dillon looked tha
game as whei) be played at Recreation
park laat. ..: vu.; . . .
"I am more than glad to coma back."
aald pillon today. "I did not want to
go to Brooklyn, In the first place, but
they forced me. I could not help it " I
didn't like my berth with Brooklyn and
I waa vary anxioust have MrMorley
buy my release so I could play with him
again. Tha climate, of southern Cali
fornia agrees with me and I feel 'sura
that I will play as good ball as I aver
did. -'I notice Morley will have about
the aam team aa he did when I left.
Newton will be a big loss, but I guess
ha has his eye on some good man- to
take his place, with aU th speed he
has, Newton aught ta do well la the
American league this year. .,'',
: - "It look to ma aa If "Han Francisco
would . be In' th race thla year. Mr.
Harris haa a strong staff f pitchers
and Mohler and Walters win strengthen
his field. 1 don't know anything about
Nealon. Portland haa aome - good men,
but you can't tell a great deal about a
team until you have seen It work to
gether. A team often looks good -on
paper and la a aad disappointment.'
' Dillon said hla legs, which bothered
him a great deal laat year, felt aa strong
as ever. ..;. "' . V
EASTERN MAGNATES
ARRIVE AT 'FRISCO
Will Hold . & Conference With
President " Bert Regarding
Coalition of Leagues.
(aerial IMspstek by leases Wire to The Jewaal)
Oakland. CaU March 4. Tip- CNall.
one - af - tha- moat Important - figures - in
baseball society, arrived In Oakland to
day in company with Clark Griffith,
manager af -ths, New Tork Highlanders,
for tha purpoae af 00 of erring with
President Bert and other magnates of
the Pacific CoaaXJaafua In regard to tha
drafting. avU.- ,) . ,
It waa only -a few-1 weaka ago that
"Til", left Oakland to take the presi
dency of the Western Baaeball league,
with off to in Chioago, tha pulaa of tha
baseball world. . - . j -
In conversation ' with ' a newspaper
man this mornlns: "Tin stated that he
and Griffith bad Journeyed out her for
th purpose --of making arrangements
ta form tba five league la tha AA class
Into . an organisation for protection
against major-league drafting. ' The
Pacific Coaat league and . the Western
Baseball league, of which O'Nell la preal
dent, are two of th five la th AA class.
- A conference of the vleltora ia being
held today with Prealdent Bart, and no
doubt,' for tha protection of th Pacific
Coaat league, tha drafting price will, aa
th result of forming a combine wlo
the five leagues, be raised. .
By aareelna and forming a mutual or
ganisation, tha Pacific Coast league and
tha other leagues in the AA claaa win
be protected - from - losing their best
players ta the major leagues through the
drafting evil. It Is proposed to allow
only tha drafting of one man from each
un, and then tne price paia muat o
$1.60. Thla will keep good material at
home. : ,yg.
OOX.WSXA BBTBATS MXXJTAXT.
' Tha 1 Columbia unlveralty baseball
team defeated the HIU Military academy
bine In a well played game yesterday
afternoon an tha 'varsity campus by the
somewhat an aided ecore of if to
Moor and Mangold alternated In tha
box for Columbia and ware a pussle, to
their opponents. Tha teems lined up
aa followar.' .' . .
Columbia. HIU MUltst-v.
Moore ......... ..P. Strelt
Harold ..i..:t.C... McCoy, Brown
Mangold .....7. ....... Hoi man
Jeuninga .........IB........ Stackpole
Wilkinson.. ....IB. .......... Moore
F. Shields .....i..B..,4.... Merchant
Mclnemy ....... ,LP ... . , Smith
H. Shields ....... .CF..., ........ Hayes
if irk T . iRF-f Mann
!-.4
TS OBJiwOaT.
(laaraal oeelal grrle.l :
"Eugene. . Or., March ' 4. Tha ' Eugene
high echool baaeball team again defeated
a picked, tean from the State university
mis iiifnwni' py m vcu.v v . ..v.
The game was well played by both
teams, but the high 'school excelled In
team work. Batteries: High school.
Pender and King; University of Oregon,
Johnson and Kountree.-, , , ;
FBBMTaSTOsT FOB BOZZBa HasTIT.
Tommy Tracey yesterday secured per
mission from Sheriff ..Word to pull off
ths boxing bouts that M haa planned In
the proposed .benefit entertainment for
Jack ' Sullivan, . tba .' former pupil j of
FAT FOLKS
-2T iba. ISO lbs:
MBA, a WlLUaaM. ace Kldcett a.. Saffale,
,ha lara. : .
Lost ta welgkt if pomads
Xjwi la baat a lacks
isn ta waist .............. ..10 laches
LmI la hlpa BO laohe
Tkla plrtara rlne Jm aa Urn ef r appsep.
aaea safnra aad aftar siy (adactloe by In.
Rnrr. My baalta la eerfeet. I arrar nJorH
MM hvaltk la mj iff. ao s wrluhla to ba
m, Wky nrry yow berets longw hM
ralitf M at BBBdt - -
I" MM. JBsTBTB bTTOOXTObT, '..
- f Bhasldaa. Or. teaa aa pMada. ' r
KM J. B. BSOWg, t
" .BaHaa, Or. kVawt aa paaada.
Pr. Raydee searaateaa hla tmtnmrt ta m
sartWtly bernlcee la ewy partlcvlar. Ma
eaereiee, Ba tmr.liva, as S.tmttoe from bnal
bms, -ae wrlnkUe r dtaeMBforta. Dr. Sn.fW
In km I aparlallet Is the mi'i'mfal tmt.
siet af abMltr fnr tba Kt aS yaera. aad bu
th. aaeaallspd eadanntat af the audital rra-
tvraity. a esse let tamsg su ssaet it n-a.
Writ teoay. . .
O. W. P. SNYDER. M. D. i
dll 9kaxa BMg. Third aad Waekiaftaa
. .. Btreeta, rertlaad, Oragoa, , -
' ' "1 ; . ;S;
: ' .v..... ... :.
p.-;..'.;;.
CYCLES
Easiest ta Ride
Strongest
THEY ARB
STANDING
r; ;JTHE TEST
1 -
PIERCE
U.- '.!::''
m -'.."' v'v..
Other Makes
$18 to $35.
COASTER BRAKES fitted to any .wheeL AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES, the
'X. v ' ; only stock in. the Northwest. '''Send for Catalogue." v "
jjs Jypaa Bsjjig'
Teeth Jtcc Al! ThisV.'ech
Cibston PelRless Dentist
Ara catting prloe again," and now la
tha chance of a lifetime ta have your
dentaj work dona by' these world-renowned
specialists, at low prices. ;
- All ThU Week Prte r
Extractlnj; Examinations
Silver Fillings ,.....-884 snd 50d
Gold Filings .TSa) and ft.00
M 0 and HQ. 10 Oold "
Crowna S3.0O to $5.00
llt.or aad itft.04 Beta of -
. Teeth S3.00 to SIO.OO
Coma la at once aad take advantage
df low rates. AU work guaranteed for
10 years, and done by our painless ay a.
tern. Known and used only by
OostonPalnlesa Dentists
i awa
Opp. Meier FraaA aad Old IVwaofaea.
Hour l:tt a. m. to p. m. Buoday,
g:io a. m. to ii:o p. m.
Be su yo are ta tha right glass.
TraceeTwho wee seriously crlppledTIn
a railways accident a abort time ago.
Tha exhibition will ba given about
March It or l. and will take place at
tha Exposition building if th promoter
can secure xnsi puuaing,
POOL TOURNAMENT
IS ALMOST CONCLUDED
The' winners were determined In three
out of th four clsssee, during th con
tests played In the Multnomah club's
pool tourney laat week. The results In
the tournament to date ara as follows:
First claaa . y Won, Lost
H. P. Holmes.... 0 t
George McMillan. I
M. S. Mulford. ............... I
C W. Zeller.: 1
Second clsss - -
S. U Bsnks
F. E. Ford.-....; 1
S. J. Harder....' 1
,1
1
K.T. Uong:,...i....... I
"".v
'1
1
0
Third class . , 1 , - ; , .
M. Dunne. ...... ...... .......
M. Ross. S
M. 8chadt...:.(,.u 1
T. Zachrlason.. ..............
1
,-
1
. t
".- 1
" '
Fourth class
A. 8. Frohmsn. ...... ........ 1
B. Frohman.
J. R. Orek....... Q
E. J. Jeffrey. Jr t
IS. B. Mulford wlna the first claaa.
Merle Ross tha third and E. J. Jeffrey,
Jr., tha fourth. - The winner of the sec
ond class win be aacertainea ny tne
following schedule to be played next
Monday. Tha four winners will be re-
handlcapped and play th finals:.
Monday. March f, s p. m.. , B. I
Banks vs. S, J.- Harder; p. m., '.
K. Ford vs. 8. J. Hsrder.
LIBRARY WILL SOON .
BrTHRErTTEARrOLD
Miss Hassler-Will Tell Children
' M . . . A . ' -
oome imeresxing oiones
01 the Anniversary.
The library children-are-looking 'for
ward with great glee to a bona-flde
birthday party -to be given at the
library next Friday afternoon. . The
piibllo library will then be three yeara
old and all tha little onra who attend
regularly or Irregularly will be out in
their beet bibs and tuckers to celebrate
It The birthday cake will not be there,
but the moat Important part Of it will
be the throe candle t be burnt '
Miss Hsssler Intenda to trll ths chil
dren a 'story of the library and bow It
oame Into exiatenca. taking them down
through the Alexandrian libraries to
their preservation In tha . old monas
ter tea by the monks while tha rest ef
th world was fighting snd burning
everything In reach. . ,. From this she
will tell of the present public library
and what Is Its use as a storehouse for
our learning and .a a supply from
whence we ran draw ancient learning.
Miss Hsssler feela that this occasion
Is a good ana ta awaken tha children's
Interest In thl meeting of the National
Library association In the . Bummer.
Last year , tha - aecond birthday vaa
L. X
Finding Cut firm end tbt Clcyclta
.1
''V-';VS,-.Si-, 'V.?.:V "'?''?.'"V-..-..'
..Ti:" - .' ' '
86 SIXTH STREET, FENTOH
v. jf ,
TheB
4 J
" . shown in Portland, v ,; v
Wabash
New York and New England Points
. ' Tha Tima Scbadula WOf Coavtnco Yott. ' , ; ' '
. ' Stop Oft Allowed at NIAOARA FALLS..
ROSS C. CLINE, P. C. P. A , Los Apseles, Cal.
xJrtxdgery
i 3. Eliminated
. .' We dare aay, Mr, House- "
wife, that caught your era!
You must admit araah-dar .
certainly starts ' tha weak i
wronc. You'd like to eacap
It, wouldn't you? Well why ;
, not let ua do your washing?
1 Well wash, starch and da- .
liver ready lor ironing, all ,
, family laundry for SIX
' CENTS A POUND. Then ,
. . yon can take Tour time about -
. the ironing. , . '
Sounda pretty nice, doean't
it? Well, you put k into
Jiractice and you 11 find it
ust a wo aaid drudgery
eliminating. . . ' a !
j Union Laundry Co. j
SECONDHAND COLUMBIA
X 1 ' Phone' Main 398. y
celebrated with, a narratlea of the his
tory ef books, aad how they eems to
be. The celebration la looked forward
to by the 'children aa a arret event.
The stories of (reel eene rale are
progressing aad are ef much Intereet to
the, c children. Beginning with - the
Persian power. Mtea Hassler told af Ita
fall, and the rise of tha Greek nation.
followed by the rise of the Certhaginlan
power and tba Roman. Neat week she
will speak ef the Roman stroggl with
th Ooth and barbarians, aad of the
gensrala, Armlnius and Varus, together
with th beginning of the fall of Rome.
The last Friday oi tho KoatA .tU fee
CC3TCZ3 STTaC?
Bee ti ma as 1 1 bf Mllltees ef Metaete fnrtaew
atUldnia while TMthlBa tar cm rtfty Taara. 1
1 1 It eoacaae ae ekild. aohaae the lul, aUare 1
i aU aaia. eorae wind auUe. aad la IBs aeel i
BICYCLES
z . For 1903 i
AS" ALWAYS -rK
AT THE TOP
IT KEVE2 FAILS UJ :
a".
Always the -Same
Price , J
"l
t -y
SUPPLIES
of all kinds
BLOCK
$40
Ta rrit it-Jinn
Will no doubt" be very 1 nteresting to the
"-' fans, but not hall as interesting; as the scned'
"ule of prices we are making on the swelled
Iline' of Baseball and Tennis Goods - ever
MITTS-25a to f 7.00. v T
GLOVES-SSa to 84X0w -'-.;-v.:-:' -.
BATS 5 to 113fo..:.:.y--ru:r:i.
MASKS 25a to H-00. '
TX SHOES-2.50 to f3.50 pair. : ;r : ;
A Complete Baseball Suit Flannel, in grav '
or maroon cap, shirt, padded pants, txft
and stocking for $2.00. Special figures
ten ciubsnTbaseban "uniforms. , - :7
carry : Reach, Spalding, Victor
. -: S, & D. Baseballs in stock. ,.'
Buy now I Never will -be cheaper I
and
The So II. Braincrd Coinpchy
;V; X- k ' 1W GRAND AVENUE. - - -Ask
for Catalogues. Wholesale and Retail.
M POLLO WTHEI PLjAaHl;
. .. ' ,' ,.:,- Ask tbo ' Aswnt aboat '-'-' V;
Tcarist : Car Service
' z
. Kodaks!
Graphopkioneo I
We earry a full liaejat -
XOVOZS aad v
, oox.vsa OBAraorgorrJ.
Which are superior to all e T" '
aad talking maehinee ta tie s .
QIEC0
9'
bird day, and aom
will speak to the c
rfetles of Oregon b
this has been at e
eauao of tho s:. r t
F4 ,OV.'-"-'Vir' K-I 1
J -.-A '.''"" .- .
I-
; : '. .... Y'" r '
I)