t:: Pasco?? daily jcur.::AL, Portland, . frid av ' evening, . novemdsr 17. - ibcs.
PSIICSlOjLl
FOR THE TITLE OF
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THREE STATES
Coach Cutt's Eleven Rounding
; Into Form With Hopes of
Whitman and Idaho , Will Play
for Tri-State Championship
; ; Tomorrow at Moscow. r
Beating Oregon. '
HOP
VUCET SOUNDERSHAVF "
VERY STRONG PLAYERS
Injuries Havt Been Healed; SocUl
' , Differences Adjuated and . flow
Every Man Thinks of Nothing but
Football.
- ftpectsl Pfcpatrfc to The Joaraal.) J '
.''. Tnlverslty of Washington.-' Seattle.
' Nov. 1. Coach Cutis and his bunch St
. pigskin booaurs ara doing avsrythlng
.- in their power t develop a -winning
- team for tomorrow's gmma with Ore
gon. The teem thought they had been
going through a etrenuoua practice
-. heretofore but the workout they are get
. ting th la week makes all -former prac
tices look like a bobo'a dream of an easy
' life. ' Prom I:lt in the afternon until
1 dark the. entire squad Is busy on the
' field and after an hour over rare roast
beef In the training quarters signals
srs run and aecret plays are given in
. the gymnasium. Entbuaiaam la running
- high among the atudenta and from a
view of the gridiron when the boys are
making aport of the ' second eleven's
7 desperate efforts it looks like their seal
, la well founded. - i ,.
Cutta opened the aeaaon with the Hr
' , vard etyle of play and persistently
: atuck to it until the back field was well
'. trained in line bucking and then with
- out changing his style of play ho be
' gan to originate .and put Into operation
. trick play a and a variety of end runs.
The' value of the new plays were
' demonstrated . in , the Sherman Indian
game, when Shaw tore off tS yards
around thai other and. ' Not until the
last week baa the team been atrosg an
"offense, but with the completion of a
Strong defensive team Cutta went te
' '. work on the, Offense and as a result but
from three to six playa are neeeaaary
: for the 'varalty to- score against the
aerobe end the second eleven were un
able laat night to make Ova yards In at
downs. . . - . .
. Two of the etrongeat players who
were not in the game Saturday ara now
' out of the hoapltal squad.. Babcook. a
10t-pound ma a., la back at guard, hv.
lng recovered from a - ease of holla
Tilly la again - in ault and his ankle
-will need no more attention. Homer
- Tilly is without doubt'the beet' player
in the back field and knows mora foot
" ball than any man on the team. He is
' a Portland boy and at one time played
on the Multnomah : Junlora football
' team. Thla white-heeded lltle lad will
play the game- and steady the team In
' Saturday's contest. ,
' Cole, the little Ill-pound quarter
back. 1 the beat addition to the teem
since the opening of. the aeaaon. ,Wlth
' " Cole receiving Crlm'at pannes, Waahlng
"6nXlfeaBrpoThTof fumbllngTias bees
eradicated. But three fumbles marred
- Batqraay's game. r: -
When Cutta looked . upon Freshman
Qrimm at the beginning of the. year' be
wild.. "That big fellow 18 a comer;- oui
Grimm In the game with Whitman wag
placed et end and -failed to make good.
The coach atlll worked upon tnia iss
, nounds of muscle and Grimm la now
regarded as a rival of Dan Pullen and
Tern McDonald. .
No' Injuries are' keeping any of the
nlavers off or the team except aio
Donald. Thla tower of atrength Injured
hla knee In -the Whltworth game over
a month ago and by playing in supss-
t. quant games haa kept it In poor shape.
- so that he Is now standing on tns skis
lines and it la doubtrul ir no win gei
Into the game agalnat Oregon.
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V UAM-ANLJ AIMU DCNNINUd
RACE TRACK RESULTS
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. Uearaat gsMtel Sstvlsi.t '
"San Francjaco, Nov. 17. Testerday'aJ
rattng events at Oakland track were:
Five f urlonga Pickaway . won. Edln
borough second,' Blumenthal third; time.
il:OJ. - ' ' ... : -" ' '
Five furlongs Cocksure won. TUetts
- second. Avonalia third: time. 1:!H. .
Bu and one naif fuiioii fWfr grifTKr
won. Romalne second, Pontotoo third;
time. l:10t. '
Seven . furlongs Confederate won,
: Bear" Catcher second. Ret rope w third;
:- time, 1:14V,.- -- ' - ' "
Mile Kd Lllbnrn 'won. Byronerdals
second. Cloche d'Or third; time. 1:41.
Mile Callaghan won, , Firm foot aao.
' ond. Tramway third; time, 1:40. ,
V i;? . C ' As Waahlne-tom. " ' '""
:.' Washington. Nov. 17. Tha Bennings
i: fall meeting opened, yesterday with the
' following results:
Six and one half furlongs, ' Columbia
course Verness wen, The Cure second,
' Bluecoat third; time, 1:11. " '
Five f urlonga, old courae Society
Bud won, Santa Suaanna second, Akbur
third; time. 1:01 4-a. ; . -
, - Steeplechase for -maiden t-year-olds,
, about two miles The Lad won, Oleroao
second. Tha Miner third; time, 4:11.
Columbia handicap, atx furlongs
" Bohemia won. Race King second. Bad
Newa third: time, 1:17.
Six and one - half. - furlongs Debar
. won, - Dr. Coffey eeeond, Jupiter third;
time. 1:11. ;- "?'..' '
' Mile, Columbia , course Llbble Keana
' won. .Hlppocratea aocond, Scotch Flnm
' third; time. 1:41. --
Manaj-r Vat!.!-s II. A. A. C.
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Scholder and Kennedy.
G1AIITS TAKE o::e i:ose
. fkb:.i iiso:rs tin
Th Wsbfooter Continue Their
Winning Streak by Hitting the
T Bail With Good Results.
(Joeraal Ipaeta Berries.
San Francisco, Nov. 17. Those Oiants
are corkers. Teaterday" they- took an
other fall out of Uncle Henry's Seele.
Early In the game the vlaitora got buay
with the willow and thla. with Ataa
fielding, kept- the Webfooterg In the
limelight The Beala filled tha baaea In
the ninth, but It did no good.' Sweeney
and Mitchell played good ball. Tha
PORTLAND. " .
AB. R. H. PO. A. K.
Ats. ss. ......
Van Buren, If.
McHale, cf. '. . .
Mitchell, lb. ..
4 114 7 1
I 3 4
4 1
5
4 J
I 12 4
1 ; 1 . i
4ax-
.........
Hchlafly, Jo.
McUan, e. .
McCredle, rf.
Sweeney, lb.
Garvin, p. . .
- Totals ,
U-
. ..... . ii
BAN FRANCISCO. .;
AB, R. H. PO. A. K.
Waldron, cf. .......
M ohierv--! W -.
.4 S 1 0
r- 4V-S-t4 -
, S 4 1
Htldebrand. If. ...... t a S 4 1
Nealon. lb. 4 0 14 a
Householder, rf. 4.... 4 1- 1.1-1
Irwin, lb. .SSI S
Oochneuer. as. ...i.. t ' !"
Wilson, e. .......... ..'4 l"l 1 4
Wheeler, p. ......... 4 j l'-- 1
: Totals ..'.II '", t 17 1
: .' . . SCORE BT INNINGS. - T
Portland . ......l 1 0 t 0 I
Hit 1 I t f 1 4 Ia
San Francisco ...ittliltl 1 1
, Hits ........ .a 1 1 1 1 1 t 1- 1
-,- SUMMART.
Two-base hits Sweeney, Van Buren.
Sacrifice hits Schlafly, Oochnauer, Mob.
ler, Hlldebrand, McHale. Stolen bases
McHale, Mitchell 1, Mohler S. First
base on errors Portland, 1; San Fran
cisco, s. wases on oaus on uarvln.4;
off Wheeler, I. Left on bases Port-
is.no, ; ean FTancisco, is. struck out
By Garvin. 1; by Wheeler, 1. Double
playe Ats to Schlafly to Mitchell 1.
Wild pitch Wheeler, lime of game
One hour and 40 minutes. Umpire Mo
Carthy.. '..,. , . . .
PACinC COAST LEAGUE.
ffittrt
CLUBS.
to A antes ......i..
101 1 ' 1 3 111101
Saa rtteelsee .....4..
Oakland .............
113 1I!1M
1 12:12
Pertland
0 II
Seattle ..v......,.,.
1
Lost ........
- - : 'Tigers Wto Another.;:
(Jeeraal Bpedal Serrlee.)
Oakland. Nov. 17. Tha Tigers' su
perior bunching of hlta 'enabled them te
win another, game from Oakland. The
score: ., .:, ,,. ....... . ,
. , . ., , 1 r: it r.
Tacoma ......... 1 1 0 1 0 1 4 IO '
Oakland . ....... 0 1 0 4 01 1
Batteries Fltscerald and Hosah.-
IIauser, Blexrud and IlacketL Umpire
Perrlne. . ,. , ., . - . ......
(SOLD LEAF BOWLERS
I SCORE ANOTHER MATCH
The- Portland .Tenpln
Commercial
league season wss opened on the Port
land alleye Wednesday evening by the
Gold Leaf and Woodard. Clarke Co.
teams. Tha Gold Leaf team captured
two games, the Woodard-Clarkea one.
Many new bowlers were In the lineups
and they all did Very well. ; Crook, who
Is a new bowler, rolled 114 In hla sec
ond gameC which waa the high slnale
gams for tha evening. Pollack had tha
highest average. Ill 1-1.
Thla evening the-Gold Bonds roll tha
American Guild on the Portland alleys,
and tha Honeymana roll tha Brunswicks
on the Oregon alley a. The scores were:
Gold Leaf (11 fl m ' Ave
Pollack. ...r-..m J4J il 11 1-1
Boulanger ,,.,.,.131 127 141140
Landauer . ... .. .1 J5 ; 1 S 174 1 44 J-l
KnH . ' 17S 111 111 1 ;?
Galllard ,141 1)4 ' lit 142 1-1
ToUla . . t.,.7t 711 lot ,
Woodard. Clarke A Co. '' T
. . .- , !-.(!) n : .Ave.-
Msllett ...... ..HI 111 141141 2-1
I.iinney ; . , 154. HO I4S 141
MscOreaSr . ....117 147 -11 147 1-1
Crook .....141 114 171 11 1-1
Kruse . . ...... .174 111 1741711-1
Totals . ....741 144 01
KlTtjUa4 ivtaii-sJoumem." r
George Klrkland d-feat.d H. Snlomon
In a pool matnh at Red.llck a hall, the
score being If I to 117. Klrkland made
M .""7
O . .1 113 ITilO i .s.n
S S . .14 13:12 SI 10
S 121S..1 0 1 41 .411
7 10 1l 8 ..10 42 .447
4 Slia 1 71.. ST .411
f r 4; t r r 1 ,
M4S4M14'K! 2TT
a run of ll balls. The game waa inter
esting throughout, a number of brilliant
combination shots hln - made, . ' The
fime will be completed tonight.
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Sherman's Speedy Ends.
THE i::DIA!iS ARRIVE FOR
Riverside Redskins hopeful of
Scalping a Few of the Mult
nomah Braves on Gridiron. :
' The Sherman Indians arrived In Port
land thla morning from Seattle and to
morrow afternoon will engage tha Mult
nomah eleven on the local field at 1:14
o'clock. Tha Indians ara a husky aggre
gation and capable of playing a, great
game of - football. , While Multnomah
ha a not yet got her team In ahapa, there
te an Impression about theierub-rtbat
Multnomah should bo able to hold theii
own against the red men. , Owing to In
juries Multnomah will be compelled to
play a number of aubatltutea. Frank
Lopergan will referee and Mr. Webster
of the Unlveralty of Mlnneaota. will um
pire thn-conteat. The lineup will be: :
Multnomah. , - Position. Sherman.
Jordan C.) ... ..LER Beholder
Overfleld ...... ,L T R. ., . .... . . Lubo
Paundera ....... .LQR Black Tooth
Wilkina-Baya .... .C. ........ Crawford
Butler m.ROL. Movales
Pratt ... .R T L Colemsn
Iowllng-MeColl..REL. ...... Ksnnedy
Ropert-etocWonrr.qr7r."nV.TTefu tcrfmay be eapected to make many yards
McMillan-Owens L H R. ......
Maeee
Horan -R It
1.UKO
James ............ F..
U&it
PENDLETON TO TACKLE f
BAKER. HIGH-PLAYERS
fBnlal DlmaacS 4a The loarssU '
Pendleton. Or.. Nov. 17. For . those
who will go to Baker City for the east
ern Oregon championship football game
which la to be played tomorrow, mere
will bo a one-rate faro on the railroad
nrovided ISO seonle so. The above rata
has been secured by the management of
the Pendleton High school rootoau
teem. ,. .. . - '
From the record of tha Baker City
team so far, and from re porta received
from there, it la known that the Pendl
ton team will be up against opponents
worthy of their ateel when they play
agalnat the Baker City team. Conae.
nuentlr every effort la being made by
Coach Dan P. Smythe to bring hla teem
Into shape to withatand tha onalaugbta
of tha Bakaritea.
Tha lineup of tha team will ne as fol
lows: H. Thompson, right end; Scott,
right tackle; Goodman, right guard;
Raker, center: - StanfleloV left guard;
Reeve a, left tackle; Btnckiin, lert and;
iw.. . . ........ a, mm - Hit tt.ir
PXerce,"ITerr haTftnlorte' fcapUInTrTuIl-
back. Suba Penland, A. Meana, J
Meana 'and J. , Thompson.
THE JOSE VILA'BOWLERS
BEAT ROBERTS TEAM
'' The Jone' Vila and Roberta Bros.
teams bowled their Initial gamea In tha
Commercial Tenpln league tournament
at th Oregon alleye laat-evening. The
Jose Vila team took the first two gamea
and Roberts Bros, won the last gam
with, the fine total of lit pins, Capea
of, tie Jose Vila team had high ecore
for-the evening, and alao high average.
Both reams bowled well and with a lit
tie mora practice together will produce
some fine totals. Following Is ' the
scores: ' -'.":'.'.'.'."-
Jose' Vila '1 0
Capen ..?,
Btuboe . .
Mr Monies ... ...........;
Reylund ...... .........11
ft)
14
1GI
'US
111
111
!
141
145
114
m
in
Ullman
.............. I.v
Total . :.
;,... . .
,144- 755 -711
Roberta Broe. .- U) til
; tn
.ii'
144
Bourn , ,......... mo
Davis i
Hutchinson !!!'.:!!
ILflalssnsmr . t...iiitillt 'US
187
114
Roes . .4 .;....... .isi i4 lov
T' Total I m jut
HO, FOR HUNT CLUB '"
; CHASE TOMORROW
-- 1 x ': x
The Hunt club members wilt hold a
paper chase tomorrow afternoon. The
atart will be made at I o'clock sharp
back ot the Thompson school. In Albinar
and tha finish will be some spot on tne
Peninsula. The club had-hoped to have
their hounda here for thla , chase, but
there has been a delay getting thenr.
Jenklna and Strain are the haree for to
morrows rhase and they claim that M
Will bo one ot tha beat of the season.
The nest- Important event of tbe
Hunt club will be the annual open paper
chase on Thanksgiving for the club cup.
On thle occasion all members of the
rlub turn out for a try at the cup, and
It la expected that thla year'a -chese
will eclipse stl ethers In point of Inter
est 4uid competitors. . -
. : .' FootbaiL: 7::: t
Sherman Indiana of California va.
Multnomah, Saturday, S'ovtmbr ' It,
Multnomah field. 1:10 p. m... ra'n or
shine. , Admission 40v
Allen 4k Lewis' Beat Brand.
IDAHO HAS SPLENDID
' RECORD THIS YEAR
While" Whitman Has Not Made Such
Good Showing as Her Rival. Yet
-Jfoach Smith' Has High Hopes of
' Capturing the Contest. ' v ;; - -
(Special DkBatea te The Jeeraal.)
Whitman College. WalU Walla. Wash,
Nov.- 17. Tomorrow afternoon the
championship In football of he three
etatea of Washington, Idaho. and Mon
tana will be decided on the Unlveralty
of Idaho gridiron at Moscow. At that
time the Whitman kntghta of the grid
iron wilt meet the Moscow boys In a
battleroyal for the supremacy, of these
three states. Neither teem has yet been
defeated by a college team this season.
Idaho haa met and defeated auccea
alvely Montana. University of Wash
ington and Washington State without a
single touchdown scored agalnat her.
Whitman has defeated Montana and tied
Washington.' although outplaying her.
From comparative ecoree, indlcatlona
are that Idaho la aomewhat auperlor.
but auch data la not alwaya relitble aa
baaea for conclusions. Idaho is re
ported to weigh about 14f pounda to the
man. . Whitman will be almost exactly
the same, not varying more than two or
three pounda either way, at most. -'-
Coach Smith went to Moscow last
week to witness the great gaiae be
tween Idaho and the Pullman bora.
While he haa not aeld much about the
game at that time, the way he baa been
working the Whitman ' enuad alnce hla
return la auf flcient Indication that he
thinks a mighty hard game la In view.
Regular, faithful and consistent prac
tice Is required every- evening and the
boys ere doing some wonderful work in
perfecting their playa. . In addition to
the afternoon practice, algnal drill la
held almoet every evening In the gym
naeium until a late hour. Nothing that
eoach or team can do will be left undone
to win thla game, with Moscow for the
championship of three etatea. -
There will probably oat vary lew
changea tn tha lineup from the way the
team played agalnsT t'nlreralty f Mon.
tana. The line la now exceptionally
etrong and the men all average two or
three potmde heavier than in me last
game. Dimmlck at right tackle, who
waa out of , tha Montana game, la
counted one of Whltman a best ground
gainers and alao enjoys tha distinction
of being the heaviest man on tha team.
Together with Captain Perlnger at left
tackle, the team will be very atrong In
all plays where "the tackles cut .any
figure. , Hill, tha whirlwind halfback,
who waa alao out of tha Montana game.
Pie fully recovered from hlajnlurtea and
aralnst the Moscow slanta. Rtgsby and
John .Lyman,-who were out ot practice
laat week from minor Injuries, are again
out In suits and will be In their placea
at full and end In the game on Satur
day.
The entire student body IS wildly ex
cited over the possibility of winning
tha championship of tha three states.
They know that It la only a possibility,
but they feel their team la tha atrong
eat put out thla year, and barring aome
bad aocldenta at tne last moment, iney
ought to make a good ahowlng. . ir they
are defeated It will be because better
teem was matched agalnat them.. -Tha
laat game of the aeaaon will be
played with Waahlneton State college
In Walla Walla on Thanksgiving day .
SPORTING GOSSIP.
Referee Frost, who officiated In the
8. A. C. Indian game ' In Seattle on
Wednesday last, stated that tha Biuch-
discussed touchdown clslmed by the
Indiana waa not a touchdown, aa the
ball only reated upon the white, line.
Frost had better read up tha rulea on
what oonatltntee a touchdown. A touch
down la made when any part of tha
ball Ja cm, over tor behind the goal Una
and there declared dead In tha posses
ion of the attacking; r'fJri'a tm
theTtrstTnor Ihe second, hoi. the third
frost.- nor will it be the laat. that the
good Seattle sports ilnfllct upon visitors
In tbe sound city, If the visitors so per
mit . Ws know Seattle ot old.
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Robert Fttsslmmons, who says that.
next to Jim Jeffries, he Is tha best
boxer In the world, Is a gueat at tha
California hotel, San Francisco. Ho ar
rived yesterday. He loks robust and
aaya that ha never felt better In pis
life. . ,.,4.,',, J .1 ;'V
For the benefit of the "muckera5-who
are engaging in football work in thla
city. . with an aim to popularity and
who kick and growl over any decision
made by an official, the following ac
count of Umpire Edwards' action In tha
Harvard-Penn game on Saturday laat
ahould be ot Interest: "Fumbles were
no more frequent than penal t lea. I'
plrs Edwsrda waa the atrlcteat official
seen on the gridiron lu maay a day,
He had eyes tor everything. He ruled
Psrke of Harvsrd and Sheble of Penn
sylvania off tha field for alagglng and
imposed penalty after penalty for hold
ing and offaide playing. - Ho was Im
partial and observant, . and watched
rloaaly every attendant that came on
the field to prevent any ely giving of
advice. There waa but little rough work.
tha strictness of - ISdwards having a
wholesome effect. Of it he two men who
wars disqualified, Ilarajtrd furnished the
flrat Offender. . Parker! waa aummarlly
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chased early In tha flrat half. . and
Sheble In tha second half. Tha game
otherwise brought out .dearth of
ethical falls from grace." .
' e e ,
' The sturdy Oregon football team from
Bugsna arrived in purrnuiaiastr even
lng and apent several hours as the
guests of tha Multnomah club. Cap
tain Latourette'a men look every Inch
football playera and ara as gentlemanly
a eat ot fellows -off the gridiron as they
are formidable -upon It After a few
hours' , reception st the club the young
men started for the station, where tbey
turned In early. Tomorrow afternoon
they meet the , atrong Unlveralty of
Waahlngton eleven at Seattle end a
great game la looked for.'. Coach Shorts
Iboks for n hard contest snd is hopeful
of the outcome. -; .
X dlapatch from Seattle thla morning
aays tha Oregon team arrived all right
and went at once to Hotel Waahlngton.
It la raining in Seattle today end the
chancea are that tha gridiron will be
muddy. Tha Washlngtonlana are cock
anro of victory and are betting to 4
on tha outcome. Chester Murphy of
Stanford and C. M. Beat of Lafayette
will officiate, i .
. . e e 1
After putting the boys through the
last' scrlmmsge. Coach Cutu aald: I
do not know what kind of a foot ball
tha Ore eon boys can play, but I have
taught my man tha game of football and
1 exiect to win. While we have prac
tlced a variety of playa for alt emergen
cies, 1 shsll expect Cole to drive his
playa against the lino the hsrdeat
Whether we wtrr or "toes-good football
will be played tomorrow,
loo Templeton, . former . Oregon
pleyer and last year'a captain of tha
all northwest team, haa been a close ob
server of the Seattle gamea thla season
snd knows the ability of the- playera.
When aeen yesterday he said, "I am at
T loss to pick the winning team. . I
know that the Oregon boya can put np
a terrific game and that she haa a hard
plunging back field, but Washington's I
lino win OS weu nign impregnaoie. i ne
teams will be evenly matched, and If the
day is fair and tha field dry Oregon
ought to- hold her own. mil If It le
muddy I think Waahlngton will win
by a small score." Rsy Good rich.
taam mate of Templeton. . has . played
Ith the Washington team and knows
the style of play and the eleven's
strength. He sold: "I doa't wsnt to
say which will win tbe game. ' It la go
ing to be too-cloee. If the boys get
near the Oregon goal I believe Brlnker
can drop a kick between the poata.
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While everybody throughout! the
northwest is guaaalng on the 'Washing-
ton-pregon game, tomorrow, . there ere I
trPLL U eUXasVANsUaw
msny who are not overlooking tha hardlhou
game that-. la scheduled between Mult- I
nomah and the Sherman Indiana. The I
club team Is fsr from bslng In satia
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undertake or eharge no tea. Consulta
tion free. Letters confldeatlaL Instre
tive BOOK FOB MN mailed free is
plain wrapper.
Wa cure tha worst-eases of piles U two sr three treatmesits. wrtbent easa.
tson, euro garanteeev
lfyon oanaot aail at omoa, wriW for gseatlan fclaah. Basso treataianl aaee
- Offloa bwars. is and f to t. Sundays and hotldaya. 1 to It,
-- . ere. w,w. -x-.tTet. ' arv a m r- -m.-
UK. VV. TNUKIUfN CZ tU.
. Office ia Van Nor Hotel. It Third Street. Cornet Plan, PerUaa, t2av
factory form and If Sherman can be
defeated by one touchdown Coach Over
Held wUl bo eatlened. -v- -.-.
' . ' . . '
Toramorrow'a game . at Multnomah
field wilt be railed at M o'clock. The
shortness i of th days makes th OarlHwlll be built of brick with a decorative"
calling of the gamea neeessery.
SPRINGWATER MILLING
COMPANY TO MOVE PLANT
fSseetst rtsssteb ta'Tee JoereaLl
Estacada, Nov. 11. Tbe Sprlngwater
Milling company of Katacada haa da
elded to move Its plant about three
fourths or n mil down th creek 'and
will at tha same time greatly enlarge
the capacity of the mill. Th Oregon
Water Power sV'Pjtllway company wUl
put In a apur to the new alte. Machinery
to the value of about 11. 004 baa been
bought. ,
OLD HOFFMAN HOUSS
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IJAiirn.l Spel.l Ser-lr.
York. . N'iv. 17. 1 lie Itoffmsn
etie r-f tbe l,tt eni rno.t fmou.
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hotel
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tha new building, which -will be erected
upon the sits of the hotel, an the corner
sf Broadway and Twenty-fifth afreet,
heve already been filed with tha building
department. Tha demolition of th aid
hotel will be begun March 1 of next year.
Tha nnr hnllritnar will lie It atnriaa klvh
facade of limestone and brick and will
coat .ano.oco.
ESTACADA COUNCIL
PROTECTS CUTCnZPiS
(SpeeUI tlatca Tea lwra.1
Estacada, Nov. IT The Eaca-la
town council . at . ita laat aneetlrg
paseed an ordinance imposing a I1crs
tag of IIS en any noa-resM.nt selling
meat In th elty. Thla wss los f-T t
protection of th local butchers.
C. F. Clement repnrtd fnr.h'y en
the establishment of five rursl delivery
rentes here.
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