The Oregon daily journal., June 14, 1905, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, ' WEDNESDAY EVENING, T JUNE It. 1905. -
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SPORTING GOSSIP
-EYERY-
Notes of Interest in the Realms
Wherer Sportsmen 7Are--
Active. '.' . T '
PORTLAND'S CHANCES
;-- . FOR THE PENNANT
Should the Dope Hold Out Mc
. 1 1 ' Credie's Club Will Carry
Off Honors. ,
Tha Portland club manages to keep
-found tha .600 mark,The boys are
rearUlnmUyln- fagt-artlda "
and earn every victory. An even break
.i.k a. vV.nrlaro tltl week will mean
' . k..h. with a oercentage of
! .BOO. ' Then, figuring that Portland can
take 24 out of tha remaining 88. game
.i.w a..ti nA Tuom It will have a
percentage of .S. Four of thaaa aarlee
' win 'ba played at homa, giving Portland
an-advantage. JTecoma haa flva mora
gamea with Seattle thla week on tha
UtterV grounds, and ,tha Tigers should
4ake three out of tha remaining five.
After thla wkjiawlljhava six
-wuki 'to nlar. three of which will D
wltbrortland two wlUr Ban Franoiaoo
and one with Oakland. As Tacdma, will
be eway-from home nair or. ins him
and . running up agalnat theaa atrong
"team, the beat that tha Tigers should
do under-theae conditions 'would be to
break even.- If this la done Tscoma's
"Trjercentags will oo ;o5f and aa run.-
land's will be .688. It la .aay to gueaa
where the Honors for tha flrat half of
tha season will fall.
Waddelr-of-Phlladeiphla loat hla flrat
ram -of tha season yeaterday to u
irfllL
victories is a good -one. - Yeaterday ha
allowed but' four hlu. but Buffered
shutout 1 to 0. .
- : - .
j Ely- Cates,-sine th warm weather
wet In haa been doing goodwork.- Hie
narformanca yeaterday agalnat . ' the
frlajty Seal a wag commendable. .-
. - - - -
A report of a game of ball played-at
Rock Springs, between Oreerf River and
-Rook Sorlnas. aa Dubllahed. Btatea that
Pitcher Shandow-of tha latter aggress
tlon ahut out Green-River without a hit
or a. run", and also that not one man
reached first baae, and out Of a total of
2t batsmen who faced him. 20 Buffered
-strikeouts. For the sake of inquisitive-
nesa we would like to know how 29 men
faced tha pitcher if not one man ever
reached first base. In thla city JT bats
men are -about a sufficient-number-to
face a pltaber, providing that Bona reach
Ilrat baae.-. ,
' '- ' J a
h. football' rules thla vear. save the
-lncrats4ig -of th- penalty . for aide . Uni
NATURc
- coaching from S TO JO- yards; This t
-: good chaTnge and on that-tha. officials
should aee Is properly nrorcaa. - Notn
Jriar Is so unsportsmanlike on the grid
Iron aa to have a coach or trainer waif
along the aide lines giving lnstruc-
long in, aiuo unn iitiui iihuuc-
rttweitlhiBrtSr-on tha Paolflo oaat
is Jimmy Lanlgan. ooach of Stanford's
. . eleven. Multnomah men who played
against the Cardinals during tha paat
two years know full well what n
Bancs Lannlgan waa on tha field.
nul
Tha proTeaalonai golf togrnameht be
gan on Waverly links today an for tha
remainder of the - week thaiOcal en
thualaatB will have an opportunity of
wltneaaing soma clever work.
1 . e
Ruaa Hall is using every means 'In
his power to strengthen tha . Seattle
. olub, and If he landa aome of the talent
be la after the Blwaah brigade will be a
factor In the final bsjf. Cllf -Blanken
. ship of Cincinnati. Inflelder Nuran of
.'Washington and Flrat-Baseman Howard
woai ai F'
LU LLstf.WUl UILtd 4aI UlaWllaVstfl .
I - ' ' I rinrinna
I . .. . , -
Slim7 and Stout Suits
FOR LONG AND SHORT MEN
To make a long story short, we
have 'too many suits for men of
irreguIaFbufld, and now place
.sale about "
lOOSuitsat
v'WortlTfrom
'l' Call : Now, Before-
OS-OT Tklixf St. iBetnaen Stork Oak
'TFCHTIJiNDB PVlin CLOTHI
of Pittsburg ara among tha playera
Rusty la endeavoring to corral.
a a
Win French is -working out every day
and says that h will be In fine ahape
to Join tbe team next wean -i ns , rup
lured miiarle in hla shoulder haa been
reaucea ana uii iisAjiiciiLs i
a ' aver. - Ha la anxious tor get tntne
game and do his ahare In. winning tha
pennant or at leaat giving tbe Tiger a
fins chaaa for ma nag,
Qua 'Klonf. tha former umpire. ha'aJ
Joined McCloskey'a - Varicuver team in
the International league, . where he la
alatad ta play third baae for Honeat
John's bunch. - '-r.. ; ,.--
. . ' m , - r
SOME BRISK RACING .
ON) SEATTLE TRACK
tjanrnm gpetat gantea.)
Beattla, . Wash.,' June 14. ..eaulta
of
racea - " ; '-
. Five And. a half furlonga 8Christo-
pher won. Billy Taylor aecond, Addle D,
third; time. 1:08.
Flva and a half furlonga Snark won.
Tuck-Back aecond, - The . Pride , third;
ttme,-J:0T.-r - - i -
Four and a half furlonga Interlude
won, Cora Ooets second, Happy Chappy
third; time. 0:65. ' ,.
Six and a half f dHonga-Ocyroha won.
Tocolaw aecond. Corn - Blossom third;
time, l:l. ... -.- .- ;
Seven furlonga-'-'Mountebank won. Blue
Ridge . second. Dundreary third; time.
l:!7tt. ' .. .. .. -
' Mile Mai Lowery won', Budd - Wada
second, War Timea third; Urn. 1:4IV4.
A Oraveeenl.
New - York,- June 1 4. Oravesend raca
I rciuiti! ' i 1 . .
About six furlongs King Pepper won,-
Caniion Ball second. Old England third;
time. 1:111-1,
Mile and 70 yarda Broadcloth won.
Woodaaw. aecond. Sinister third; time;
1:47 1-8. .. , : '
Flva ' furlonga -Confederaia won,
Beaufort aecond, - Lancastrian third;
time. I:0S.
- The Brooklyn handicap, mile and 'a
furlong Oo Between won. Dolly Spanker
aecond,-Buttling thirds time. 1:64 4-5.
Mile and a . alxteenth Bronse Wing
won,- Iamalan-second. Confessor third;
time. 1:S1 -i. . . - .
1 F 1VI lUHKIIga-
whlmsleal '
Tree second. Sufficiency
1:01.
third;
time,
'Among the Tennis Players, f
, - The-tnnie tournament at tha Mult
nomah club, which waa inaugurated last
week, haa narrowed down to 10 comprtu
tors, -who will compete this week for the
J-. Wesley Ladd cup.. ' Tha reaulta of the
week'a matchea are aa follows: . - .
, Prince (owe 1S.4) beat Sterling (rec
Wlckeraham (owe SO) .beat Bellinger
(owe 80), -10, 7-5, -!.'
- Rudy (owe 16.4) beat Seabury (owe
16.1), 6-3; -l. .
Zan (owe 16.1) beat Weldler (rec 16),
-l. 0-4.
McAlpln owe - 16.4) - beat - FarreB
(acratch), 1-6, 8-6, default)
West pwe.J.f) beat Frohman (rec.
15.1)6-2. 7-6, 6-3.
1 Harrlgan ' (owe 1.4) beat Nunn
(scratch). 6-1, 6-0. '
flnm l(iw 40 beat Harrlgari (owe
8.6), 6-0, 7-6. .- - ' . .
" Kay Sa ,otrook,
(Kperlal Dlapatrh to The Jnarnai.
Sookahe. Waah. Jone. 14. Edward
Rothrortt, sporting editor of thChron
lele. Is being heartily supported for prea-
Ident of the Pacific NatlonaJeaguai
n tin- -.rpii -lZ i
resigned last Fridayr. RothaocX'g
randldacr la favored by Manager Gimll
of the Ogden team, Charley Rellly of
the Salt Lake team' and by Clyde Wil
liams, president of the Spokane, club.
jroTxera iTUiATTrB.
- All notices of amateur base
ball games,- challengea and ath
letic events- must be sent to this
of Oca before o'clock a. m. on
tha day for publication. Ama
teur managera . should pay at
tentlon to thla rule, aa the keep
ing of It will lnaure a proper
report ot their doing. Tha
Journal.
on
$1Q to $l7;50
They're All Gone
tee,
A
ELY CATES PITCHES
PORTLAND TO VICTORY
McCwdiVs-Teain-Taxkes-Pret-tily
Played Match From
the Seals. .
:? . (Janraat IpecUl gervlce.)
San Francisco, June 14. In tha flrat
Catea' waa Invincible and held Irwin and
hi. sirrinni aafeiv throughout, winning
by one tally. In tha ninth Inning the
tinm taatn mnt huav and annexed two
mm hut when mattera became real
dangerous Catea got stingy and denied
any mora hits. Tha . Portland team
played aplrlted ball and tha crowd Jhor
ouahiv aDDraclatad their work. - The
eora; '
. PORTLAND.
t - A B. K. t. fu. tu.
Ats, SS. . V J. . .
Van Buren, if. ......
Houaeholder, - of.-
Schlafly, ib.?
McCredie, - rf. .......
McLean, e. ..........
Mitchell, lb. ........
Runkla, - lb.
Cataa,- p.- .........
0
1
J
t
0
1
1
0
i-9
o-o
1
Total i . 7
1 21 10, I
8 AN FRANCISCO.
AB. R.ZL PO. A. B.
r p-rvenr, .ri.
waldron. cf.. ........
Whaeler. Zb. ........
HUdebrand, sa.. ......
Irwin, 3b. ..........
Nealoa,-lb. .........
Wilson, c
Shea. If. ............
0- 0
0 1 1
0 i i.
10 6
1 16
I 160
1 10
0 3 0
0 1 I
vviiiiama, p. ........
ITOtalg
t
SCORB BT
INNINGS.
1 3 4 5 4 7 8 t
Portland I 0 1 0 0 1 -0 0
Hits, . ........1 Oil 11600-
01
0 7
San- Francisco ....0- 0 0 0 0
9 0 0 1 1
110 16
Hits . . j,. 0 0 0 0 1
SUMMARY.
Stolen baaaa Schlafly. ' -MltdhelL
Three-basa hit Householder. Flrat
but An error Portland. 3: Ban Fran
claoo, l. First baa on called balls Oft
Cat -a. 8; off Williams. 2. Left on baaea
Portland, ; San Franclaco. 6. Struck
out By Catea, t: by Williams, 8. . IKu
ble plays Waldron to w heeler; -Ats. to
Schlafly to Mitchell. Time of gam'
One- hoar and 26 minutes. Umjilri
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
CLUBS.
Tarome
Haa Franpiaee..
Ixia Anseles....
101
111'
.8T
.A22
.51H
.MHJ
.4H5
,3U6
4
10
4
7
8
ft
ft
7
I'urtland
Oakland
Seattle .
I I I I
-I I-
Lu.t .r....--. fC8;a-ii30S4;37!ll
-"- - : "' i
Banna ntohaa Oraal BalL
- (Joaroal Bpaclal grfce.)
Loa Angelea. June 14. The Commut
ers couldn't do anything with "Spider"
Baum yeaterday and consequently sur-
fercd a snut-out Tha AngeTstouenea
up Iberg for five runs In the sixth, sev-.
enth-and ighUt-4nnlngs. aktore;
- R H C
Los Angeles ...0 6 0 0 0 1 1,2 -r6 . ' 6
Oakland . 0 00 00 0000 0 -6 3
Hatterlea Baum and Spies; Iberg and
MjyrneSr-iJmnire-rr-priiy,
-"Tlfers Shut On.
(Joarnal epiai nar;
- Seattle. Wash., June 14. Roach waa
the whole show against the Tlgeri yes
terday and registered a shut-out. Flts
gerald also pitched a brilliant game.
Score: ' " "
tx. 11. &
Soattl . , ..-OOOOOlOOg
Tacoma . .0 0 0 90 0 00 0 0-1-2
Batteries Roach and Frary;' FlUger
ald and Qraham. Umpire Perrlne.
- NATIONAL LEAGUE.,
New Tork .
Philadelphia
PHtaburg
Chicago . ,
Cincinnati
Pt. IxiuJa
Rrooklyn
iiosion
- At Obioag o, -
R. H. E.
Chicago . .- K i
Batteries nrown aim 1,1 i "
rn and Bowerman. - Umpires tiaus
wlna -and Emsll. ; : - rz-
At Cincinnati.
-R. H.E.
. - 1
MhilnrlMlnhla. . . .
iiaitrlpa Walker and Rchlel; Soarks
md Kka XUnpire-J ohna tone,
- At St. Z.onla. .
... . R. 11. E.
9tr Ixula . . w ..... 1 7 . 2
Brooklyn 2
nt.ri Taylor. Grady and Zear-
foss;" Mitchell and Hitter. Umpire
Klem.
At jnttaburg.
R. H.B.
Plttahurar 6 7 1
Boston . .
Batteriea rnuippi ana i-ens; vtiuis,
Wllhelm and Need ham. Umpire O Day.
- AMERICAN LEAGUE.
' Won. . Lost.
P.C.
.63
.678
.678
,t23
.47
.418
.405
Clevelsnd , . ........ 28 18
Chlfago . . ........... 2
i'hliaueipnia-. ....... ; i
retrolt . . 2
Waahlngton . . ....... 27
mew lorn .....
17
25
SU Louis
17 "
2.8.
At Pbiladalphla. -
" ' . - R. H. E
Detroit . ...1 4. 0
Philadelphia . . . i 0 4 o
Batteriea Donovan and' Drill: Wad-
dell afid Bchreck. .-- - -
- At Boston.
a - - , .,- - . R. 1LE.
Cleveland 11 1 0
Boston . . , 2 4
Batteries' Moora and Bemls: Dineen
and r arreu, ,, , ..
. At. Waahlnfton,
R.
H.E.
Washington
.0
4
Chicago . . ..fj 11 0
Batteries' Patten Townsend and Kit
trerga pwen and Sullivan.
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAGUE.
' At Spokaaa. - ... '.
' R H K
sookana . , .....0 110001 08 lo' 1
Boise . 0 0 001 1 3 04 ( ,8
Batteriea Gllpatrlrk and Stanley;
McKarland and Hanaon, Umpire Mao-
Raa. , ' - TT .
St. Fanl Oaf sat Hewberg. r
St. Psul defeats Newberg yeaterday
by tha scoraof t to 1. Score by Innings:
SI.' Paul. ........ ..0 1 1 0 0 8 0 0 08
Newberg ...:....0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11
Won. Lost PC.
37 . 14 .73T
. it 11
:::::::i:::il'r-rlr-:os2
tr.v. is i :.is
aeUevaa Wins a loaf Oaaaa.
The Bellevue team defeated Hlrsoh's
favorites In a l-inlng game at Blle
vue Sunday by tha score of 1 to 0. Bat
tsries H. Btults and Morris for Belle
vue and Owens aid. Bennett for Mlrsch.
'.; -'''
THE
"WANT PAGES
Of The Journai Today
will tell you how toob
tain free admission to
THE OAKS
The CbuUa, the Bumps, the
Maze, the Lauhln2 Qsllery.
EXTRACTED. FILLED OR CROWNED
. ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT PAIN
-Br our- new discovery abnlled to tha
gums, we do Rental work without tha
Buffering usually experienced while bav
ins: dental work done. Tbe very b
dental work at the-loweat DOaelble coat
consistent ' with nrat-chna work la tha
secret of - our aucceaa. Examination
free. Our price are the lowest, our
work - tna oast ana guaranteea. tor ten
years. ,
TEtTH
OirrnAicj
Other dentists com. and go, but tha
Boston Dentists remain .the aama . re
liable, up-to-date dentlsta, --r
Boston Painless Dentists
101 H X orris oa Bt Opp. Mslat TxnM
and Old rosiornoa, .
HOURS 8:80 a. m. to 6 p. m. Bun-
day, 8:80 a. m to UrlO p.;-.
HUNT CLUB RIDERS
IN HARD TRAINING
Z There "Ut : mora activity ;v theae daya
among . the members of ."the Portland
Hunt clQb than was ever displayed In
the navy department during the Spanish-
American war; The reason ror mis un
usual commotion la that the annual field
day' exercise will be held on Saturday
next at Irvlngton racetrack.- AH or ine
events have been - filled, and as tha-i
trophies are worth riding ror.. and aa
tha competition growa keener, the Inter-
eat, in tha coming racea. naturally In
creases.
e flrsir event, the paiier rliase.
there will be a long string of starters,
all of whom know every trick, of riding
and the chase-should be most interest
tnr.--Most-of tha gentlemen-wno nave
entered the 100-pound event are now in
fine form for the dash. It requires con
alderabla- 4ralnlng for a 100-pnunder to
e- Into .condition, but when that ata4e
of af flciency Is Tones" Wtet-the-4aata.
that -a -heavy jockey can perform are
worthy of notice. - :
icrs. Stbu Is Ohamploa. .
' (Journal pecUl SerTica.).
Short - Hllls. N .- J.r- J una 1 4. Mr
4-Chartea- P. -Stout of tha Richmond Coun
trv -olub. 8tatan Island.-won the worn
en'g golf championship of th Mutropol-
Itan Golf association yesterday, ene ne
gotiated tha course In 86.
' Koowt Tabors Defeat ATblnaa.
Tha Mount Tabor Junlora defeated
the Alblna- team In a well played game
latett- Sunday by tha score of 10 to
Ratteriea Mount Tabor. ( Merrltt and
Waltera; Alblna, Toung and Bundborj.
Cheap Rates East. '"
Verr low round trip rates to eastern
polnta-wlll ba placed In affect by the
Canadian-racinc railway, icaeta win
be on sale Juna14.18.-10; anrl1T. ami
a-ood for stopover privileges both goln
and returning. For full nartlculara call
on or addresa F. R. -Johnson, F. 4k P.
Cansdlair- Paeino-Tallwajr. 141 Third
street, Portland. Oregon.
HaBISJLUSBAND T0-
- SUPPORT FAMILY
Mrs. Anna F. Harris Brings Suit
Under Law Eassed by
. - Last Legislature.
' (Special Dlapatrh to The JonrnaL)
Albany, June 14. Mrs. Anna F. Hsf
rls
of Sodavllle yesterday (lied a suit
In tha circuit court against Newton rc.
Harris for auport for herself and Ave
children by a former marriage. They
wera married July , 104. and May of
this year . Mrs. Harris aaya her hua
band left " home and j-efused to support
his family, haa driven away tha milch
cows, has destroyed the garden, and or
dered tha grocera to refuae hla wife
credit, ao that she and the children ara
compelled to live onthe bounty of
neighbors. She aaka 160 a month and
for $100 attorney'feea. W. Lair Thomp
eon. chief clerk during the last legis
lature Is the' attorney. The suit Is un
der a new law passed, by the laaft legis
lature. - - - - 1 ..
- The Albany Driving assoclstlon last
evening arranged for a race, meet to be
held on tha mile - track at , the fair
grounds near this city July 7. -I
Tha city council last evening consid
ered a new franchise for the- Independ
ent telephone company. Recently a
franchise waa granted to lha representa
tives of a number of farmers' lines to
enter thl city. 'They hava Tniirr soma
of their lines to the city Jlmlts and
now they ask a change .in the franchise
ao as to permit ita sale without per
mission of the council. The bill will
be submitted trt tha city attorney.
All o verr-thl s Coast,
Schalling's-BcstU jaewy
one's moutri: "
'.e4tn ' I
i
They go far to make liring
comfortable. , . . . " .. ' ...
year ginar'H plsiytais.-
' v.,
- :
Dffl
r wrrrl
BETTER ROADS IS
OBJECT Of MEETING
Great Convention of the National
- Association Will Be Held--
This Month. . -J:
DDOMIMPNT MFM COMING
av a w aaa e w - -w -w - - - - .
FROM ALL THE STATES
Program to Be Followed in the
Four Days'; Session at
' the Exposition.
- ' ; ' ; '
A.'d"vanc copies of tha program of tha
fifth annual convention, .ot.Jlha Natlonsl
OoodV-Roads association were -sent out
vaaterdav by Uecretary R. W. Richard
son to governors of states, mayora of
cltlea and - presidents of commercial
hndiaa alf over tha United States. Tha
convention Is to be held In tha Audi
tdrlum of tha Lewis and Clark exposi
tion. June 21-24 Inclusive. .
The opening dsy's exorcises wui in
clude addreaaes of welcoriia by Attorneyi
General A. M. Crawford,, repreaentlng
Governor Chamberlain, for tha state of
nron: Mavor George H. Wllllama for
tha - olty -of - Portland,- ,l'reeiaent
Holmes of the Manufacturers' aaaocla
tlon. President O. W. Allen of tha Port
land board of trade, WJ 13. Wheelwright,
proaldent of tha Portland ohamber ot
Dresldent Portland Conimerclal club, an
responses py resiaeai' w. -xx. on
and Vlce-Prealdent A. 8. Mann , of the
association. - Secretary R. W. . Richard
son will deliver his .annual report and
commlttaea s f or tha convention will be
appointed'.
J Baooad Day's Masting,
Features of the second day'a .meeting
til b- speeches by Martin Uodge,-di
rector nubile road lnquirlea, .Inlted
Htatea department of agriculture, oo
What the Government la Doing ror
Roads"; H.-Beottr-prealdentT'Oregon
hnnd Bnarts ...nni.tinn.'- lin-'Wiihlla
Hnkdi of Orca-on": J. B. Melkle, secre
tary Seattle chamber of commerce and
Washington Good Roads association; N
Ellery, commissioner public - highways
of California; - William - Jasper Kerr,
prealdant Utsh - Agricultural college;
Jamea Wlthycombe, Oregon Agricultural
college; Jamea W-Abbott. Rocky moun
tain coast .division united states gooa
roads department. Committees on reso
lutions and nominations : wilt .pa ap
pointed. ' "
On Tlrursday there win-oe loareuM
by DeWitt .W. Smith, preeident llllnole
highway commission ;-Judge Lionel R.
WebBter,Multnomah county ; J. V. Lea,
ecTetary Portland boflrl -of : trade;
George W. Cooley, president Minneaota
.Good Roads -association; F. C. Young.
University 01 uregou; x.. 'x
editor Good lBoada : Magaaine, ew
York: Charlea C. Canflala.. cieveiana.
Ohio; H. B; Thlelaon. secretary Oregon
nond Roads association. " r"'- 1
' ' , -ogTm for Trlday
Friday's z: program " will "incrud
speeches by Colonel . T. P-.-Bixey. Jee
Tur'cr National Good Jloada association;
J. W. Bailey, president National Dairy
men's aasoplation; Theodore '-A.Randall,
secretary Katlonal Brick Manufacturera'
asoUtlonr- Judge-Thomas- R.- Ryan, I
Clackamaa county; William . uraaourn.
engineer National Good. Roada assocU-Ti..nitTrr.'nr-Bnir''Itr-MiievaJJfornls:
J. H. Albrt,ommiaaion Lesrto and
Clark expoaltion; Wellington E. Loucka.
organiser National Good Roada aaaocla
tlon: R. D. Chaptn, Michigan; -Judge J.
B. Ma gars, Oregon. Committees on
resolutions and nomlnatlona wlir report
Friday and aloction of offlcara will be
held
On Baturdav there will be mora
speeches the object-lesson rosd will be
shown in front of the Transportation
and Machinery building, and the auto
mobllea that have competed In the
transcontinental race- will be exhibited.
Brief addresses will be heard from
Governor Pardee or 'California, Jeffer
son Myers of the Oregon atate commla
alon. Senator Reed Smoot of I'tah. Tom
Richardaon and H. W. Ooode. - -Good
Koada Spaolal Coming.
A special train from Chicago to Port
land, knowa aa the "good roads special."
will arrive in Portland next-.8aturday
evening-It carries a delegation of of
flcera o the" National Good Roads asso
ciation. Including W. H. Moore, A. 8.
Mann.Plor.ldai Colonel T. P. Hlxey, Mis
souri Wellington. E. Louck.-i?6 It
Bradbum, Texaa, and Martin lodge, di
rector of roads of the United Ststes de
psrtment of agriculture.
Tha train la being brought -over the
rnlon Pacinc system snd Is making
l.iiia Ul iJiiMiu." pululs
whera fuiiventlons
beWi wlth-
-Hre
object of arousing Interest of the public
In the good roada cause and calling at
tentl"n 'ho Portland convention of
tha association. -The - train- will- make
atopa at Walla Walla, Moscow, .Colfax
and Hood River. -
Traaaoontlnsatal AatomobUa ataoa.
James W. Abbott will arrive tonight.
Ha haa been directing , the transconti
nental automobile race' between the ma
chines Old Steady and,' Old Scout
from New, York to Portland, which is
expected to end In thla city the laat of
(hi week. Tho following bulletin haa
been received by A. L Craig of the O. It
ft . N. from the agent of the Oregon
Short Lino at DlamondvlUe, under data
of June 10:
"Old Steady arrived . hera today at
4 p, m. It waa delayed by a eloudburst
west of Granger. Mr. Megargel la O. K
but Mr. Starckfteld 1 sick, and at prea
ent In hotel here under care of physU
rlari. Will advise If ha Is able to pro
ceed, as soon aa doctor reporte."
Old, Scout, the rival, automobile,
which" left Blackfoot, Idaho, laat Satur
day for Boise; la more than Zoo miles
ahead of Old Steadyt and making good
progress through the Sawtooth - moun
tains. It la expected to leave the rail
road Una at the Snake river and come
through central Oregon, Via Burps, and
Frlneville. "...
BABY BURGLARS CAUGHT .;
CrACKlNG OPEN A SAFE
' (Rperlal DlapatrC to Tb. JoarnaL)
Seattle, June 14. Four baby burglars
must face the stern court for Juvenifes
and take their medicine. ' Early yeater
day morning Chief Delaney and two
detectives discovered tha thieves who
robbed a hardware store at Green I-ake a
week ago-and made off with aeveral
guns and a quantity of ammunition,
i.ouls Schmlts, aged 11 years, and Rich
ard Daly, aged 14, pleaded guilty. .They
wera found at their homea laJ-he neigh
borhood of the store, and some of tha
jOAdr recovered. ; i "
Clarence 1 Tamer, agea 12 yeara, ana
Abner Masters.' sged 14 years, were
caught shortly before midnight Monday,
trying to blow a safa in a real eatate
offlca near the H)ll brlhyarda. Thay
had a can of powder. Cramer carried
a long dirk, with which he attempted
to attack the officer arreetlng him.
A' blesalng alike to young and old; Dr.
Fowler'a Kxtrart of -Wild Strawberry;
nature's speclltii for dysentery, diarrhoea
and summer complaint
., . 'a V 1 '
, 50c - A-WEC(
and Your Old Mattress
WILL SECURE YOUR CHOICE FROM OUR
- BIG LINE OF NEW MATTRESSES..
.TO . INTRODUCE THEM SvE "WILL .TAKE
ANY OLD MATTRESS YOU ARE NOW USlNQ
AS FIRST PAYMENT OF $1.00.-BALANCE 50c
PER WEEK. . ;
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FELTED. COTTON
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PURE SNOW DRIFT COTTON SILK FLOSS
AND MANY OTHERS. " -
; INTRODUCTION PRICES
ALL OUR CUSTOMERS KNOW WHAT THAT
MEANS. . .:
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There's
Notliing
queer or mysterious about dyspepsia. It ahestiirar'
result of a defective digestion. Its remedy is, simply
to restore, the stomach to its natural condition. It ia
; for this single and special
(LIQUID)
is " prepared. It digestsandassistSthe - defective
1 stomach to digest food, just as the stomach in proper
condition would do, without help. - - -
Are you willing to be helped and cured? Then go to
. any druggist and get a bottle of " .
Chase's Dyspepsia Cure
Take It according to directions for three days, and if
- - it; doesn't benefit you go to the" druggist and get
your money back without question -or argument. -1 '
50c. and $L00 Per Dottle
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