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' ,. " , . -- ' . r I . .... . , THE -OREGON DAlLY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY ' 8. 1&C3. t FliEIICIl ; DEFEATS Monday Came Lowtp jDiants vThrou ' SPrir Work in ;-; . the box.; - . LEFT FIELDER SMITH : , -V PITCHED FOR OAKLAND Mitchell, Moore, McHale and . Don T hue Are Thert With tha Willow anil Pounded Smith's Offering to ' th Far Corner ef Alfalfa Patch. - . Portland f, Oakland 1. Batteries French and McLean; Smith and Hackett. - "" "" .' It'a getting to be a habit at Recrea tion park. The Olanta won again yes terday. Evidently titer are getting ae- -customed tefc- -Vtetory taetes cood, pleaaea the fans and anrlchea the mag nates. It help all concerned when the home team twins. 'Twti the moving day ' la the league, yet Oakland remained over and tackled the Olanta " Van Haltren put Left Fielder Smith in the box for " Ma alne and Mr.-" Smith oald afterward that he would -much prerer to trample down the alfalfa in left field than to paee curve to auch a bunch of htgh- "'rrtoderer aa constitute the Pertlniid 4eaaa from what happened ..yesterday H ap pears that Mr.. Smith la correct. ' Wlnfred French, whoaa hair -wee cut curly when he was young, pitched for the Giants; French lathe chap who cot Into trouble laat Tear with tha management- and was dumped. He repented, however.' and . waa taken back In the aid WH h eeremonlee -outta eto-ao-nia on Tnr-rnnr-tww P TT - T Niemann! proDation oia mm good. He waa In On fettle yesterday? having a ' good aaaortment of curves. ' control and speed: pit them. over Srhlle'the Cbmmutere were slumbering. In only three innings did the visitors '-touch hlra. In the first a hit and several atrrors by Donahue sent Oakland's only run across the plats. , la the sixtn uax Oregon Summer (TWO-PIEQE) To Your TO , These fabrics are the very latest patterns were woven Jby our J . Oregon manufacturers, . the ' Ore gon City Woolen Mills rCo from Oregon wboL- A few of these patterns have a thread of silk in them the only thing inj the layout not "Made in " Oregon." tr" The weather is coming ; that will make you wish you had one. of ourfMade -in Oregon" two-piece sum- - !l.mer suits. ' And why not have one? To 'your; measure, re-" member 17 to 30. ,r ELK'S BUILD1NQ SEVENTH & STARK OAKLH" ... e , ..'s Madeiit fleasure $17 S3 WS land made two hits without any reeulta and 'In the eighth a aafo one came. Put there wereno more runs. For Portland McHale. Mitchell. Moore and Donahue, lour Swedish performere, did the heavy work with tha stick, each man' securing two hlts. : McHale aoo red In the first Inning on a double, a aacrlflce - by Sweeney and Mitchell's drive." Moore scored Jnthe aecond ' and In tha third Sweeney and Mitchell aoored on aafe hits." Donas made . the fifth tally for Portland by getting home-during a seesaw la which Sweeney was caught French kept up hie splendid work during the entire game and finished strong. The Beals are due .today for a series, The official score: PORTLAND. r- ----- lERRFftAX McHale, cf. 1 111 Sweeney. ' eaT ...... 1. 1 . 0 t Mitchell, lb. ......... 4 - 1 110 1 rallff. If. ..v........ 4 0 1.1 0 0 McLean, e. mwra. ou. .......... Donahue, lb. ......... Fench, p. ... Totals V..... ....... 11 t 10 17 1 - ! --OAKLAyPrr-. - - ' r. '..' ';-in R. H. PO. A. E. Van Haltren. cf. .4 1 110 0 Kruerer, Tf. . . ,r.vr S 1 - -1 - 0 Bmlth.,p.. ............ 4 0 0 0 4 0 T. Hackett, e..', ,,',,. 9 Deveresux. lb. ...... 4 - J. Hackett, lb. ...... 4 0 Francks. as. ......... 1 0 1.1 0 10 1 04 a 1 0 Oraham, If. .......... I '0 Cates. Sb. ,. 1 0 Totala X 14 24 14 ; SCORE BT INNINGS. Portland ...1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 I Hlte.,r,I 110 1110 w 10 Oakland , V V V V V V V Hite .'SUMMARY. - Struck sntBT Vnni-h; i: hv Rmtlh 1-, Left on baees Portland, t: Oakland. Bases on balls Off Smith. 4. Stolen oases sweeney. van Haltren. Donahue. nruger. --i wo-naso nitn MltcbalUr Mu. Hale. Double plays McCredle to Mo Lan: Francks to Cates to J. Hackett; rrancas o J. nacaeti. Bacrince niti Kruger, Sweeney. McLean French. Hit by pitched ball By French, 1. Time of gams One hour and It minutes. Um pire B-neu. . , riONAL-LEACUI -1,t, TCI Chlesrn New York .14 PnllsaelpfiJaT . ....... .11 is nttsburg . 10- .600 Boeton v-e-. St. Louis a- -11" 11 . 10 17 .4 .411 Cincinnati , . ,.t .160 Brooklyn . .1(1 At Plttsksjf. n: vrr tL Pi ttsbarg i 8. ... 1 - -1 Chicago 7 1 Batteries Hlldebrand and Pelts; Lundgren and Kllng. Umpire John stone, . . At Cincinnati. 1 " ' R. Ht Cincinnati .. , nitti?t-rj. -I0 1 st. Louis .-T-..:.., ...... t o Batteries Welmer and Schlei; Brown and Baud. Umpires KJem and Carpen-ter--:-jriftaeii Inning-. -rWla4aIpU7 ... J-R.H.-R Boston . . 14 o Philadelphia . 1 7 3 Batteries PfelfTer and O'Nelir Dug gleby and Dooln.. Umpires Conway and Eraslie. At Brooklym. ' - - : R H. B. New Tork r..... ....... .....,.0 5. 0 Brooklyn . . : .4 10 0 Batteries Wiltse, Ferguson and Bow- erman; rastonus and Ritter. Umpl: AMERICAN LEAGUE. Won. Lost.: PC. 1 .011 Philadelphia . . ...i.ll Detroit . . .iivil.r.i..l0" New Tork . t......k. ,.10 - Washington ..',..10 Cleveland . . 8 St Louis. ......k...... .664 .too - 10 474 ,471 .f.t Chicago f r ftttftti Boston tjjj. , I At Vew Tork. R.H. B. .11 I wT l a New Tork . , 7 H i Hat k m-mm . V. Tk.nki... T , ... Cf..kM, ..... . . . . . .. v . nt.snuui , .linil, DUUUVU and Heydon; Orth and Klelnow. At Cleveland. r : nrr 1 it 1 Cleveland . Detroit . . ... ,.111 1 Batteries Hess. Eels and Buelow; Donovan and - Payne. a tMamcm.-rrr : H. TT V. Chicago . o, ea BL Loulrf". .....10 It 3 Bat terl FlMe. Sullivan "and " Ilart: Howell and Rickey. ... . At Sortom. . JR.JLJS. ..4 8 2 Philadelphia, . . .071 Batteries Wsddell and Bchreck: Win ter and Graham. - r -- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. "' " . 1 Won. Lost -4 i a . ' 1 , . 14 -1 1 . . 1".. p.c: L:75 .064 .600 .417 .114 .-J6 Sair Franefsco-rr. riTml 1 Los Angeles . 10 Portland.. .'. ...V-m.. .12 Fresno ............ ....10 Osklnnd . . ....... a-, 0 Seattle .......... A... t MOUNT ANGEL JUNIORS r BEAT THE TOWN LADS (Special niaeatiii te The JJmrnal.) - f Mount Angel. Or.,' May 1 The M. K C. Juniors downed the ,M. .A. town second tsam yesterday by a score of U to 9. All the collegians played good ball, except that Morran and J. Bethel were not i lngoodfprm, . Oswald, ;the .town pitcher, was touched up for hits quite often. " , : JwwaIeMOpenofeasogt. (Jneraal flpedal atrvtoe.) Marshalltown. Ia.. May t. Tha Inwa Baseball league today opens what promises to be its most pro a Dermis aea. son. The league was organised two years ago ana Is now ranked among the-atron. eat of tha state leagues. Ths opening games today are scheduled aa follows; Burlington at Boone, Ottumwa at Fort Dodge, Oskalooaa at Waterloo and Keo kuk at Marshalltown, The schedule calls for 124 gamss, the season to close Sep tember 23. .. . ,' . . Draw oaaae at SUvertoa. 1 ' Ths Woodburn and SUvsrton ball nines played a 11-lnnlng tie gams on Sunday ths result being 7 to 7. Ths match was played at SUverton. - Huddleston's bat ting waa the feature of the game, Sum mary; SI I vert on ., ................. 7 T Woodburn . Bog gAeBttHear'':: - . 'Received at Hudson's Gun Store,' 110 Third street Clt Information thers and make jj.our sntrUs, - - (0 TOO FAST FOR THE.MIL1TARY Company D, 0. N. C, Loses a Closaly-Played Gam to tha .Heavy-Hitting Rose burgs. (Special IXawtek te The JoaraaLV Roseburg. Or, May I. A close and exciting .game Was played at- Roae park Sunday between Roseburg , and Company D, O. N. O. The former won by the score of 4 to 8. The game was Interesting find was marked by spec tacular playing as .well aa numerous error! Company U losrinnSuglTTH blllty to hit Hoffman at critical UmOa The score: . ROSEBURO. . - Jewett. lb. 5 0 1 It 1 1 FTench.-lx.-TV....:.-..B lo 0 9o Stoley, 2b. 4 0 0 1.1 0 HHIU1V O. ,. 4 1 I I 4 X Wayne. Bs......' 4 -1 1 11 . 0 OUvin, cf. 4.1.1. 000 Shirk, Sb. -. ... i 4 1 - 1 - - 1 Oagnon. ft Hoffman, p. i. M m Totals ,11 f 10 17 14 COMPAftT!P. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. niiucuui ii. n. ...,.. I .1 J. V...' . 4 1 10 0.0 1,11 10.1 t 1 0 11 1 V 1 11 0 3 5 0 9-i-9 10 0 111 Goodman, lb. ....... Huntington, e. i. ..... McConnell, p, ....... Bridges, lb.' . . . . . . . . . IX Matbaws, 2b. Kyan,'sa. Thall. cf. i-iev-r 1 10.1000 1 0 0 0 0 0 Leftey, If. ...... i ptals r .27 t t 91:9,'9 SCORE BT INNINGS. 1 Co. D. ......... .1 0000001 1 " Hits 1 Roseburg ...4... 1 00000110 nits., ....... rr;a ww x i a w SUMMARY. Two-bass hits Jewett. Hanan. Shirk. Wayne, Hoffman. Three-base hit Goodman. Stolen "oases Ooodman ' r. Wayne, fiuilinaii.. 1 nuui uut uy ixeir Huffman. Uuuia uuf Kin. S: bv McConnelL 10. Bases oa ns-orr .Hoffman, 4. jjoudis pi ays - S -IiMcConnelllBrlilaarrCC0OTcU i ., "-...JlJI-Huntlngion to Ooodman. Time of game X' "1 Two hours. Umpire "Weary" WU-I kins. SOUTH ENDS CONTINUE TO - II CONTESTS - Irr Srrfte-FrVBrnnng:Mate, ' Sunday tha. Fultons Wera Easily Whipped. r O win r tosome unknown reason the Alblna boys failed to ahow up to play the South Portland' team- Sunday-morning.. Nevertheless the South Ends played a picked nine from Fulton, the game lasting flvs Innings. The reaturee were the pitching' of Gardner for Ful ton, who struck out nine of South Port land's batsmen, and a fast double jtlay which ' was pulled off between Thomas, Taklof and Harwas. This makes tho seventh straight victory for South Port land. - Managers wanting games- should call up Main 44S7 or address Earl Woods, 114 Water street. The score in detail: SOUTH ENDS. "Z AB. K. H. PO.' A.'B. Taylor. 2b. .......... I 11110 Thomas, es. 1 0 0- -rl ,.0 Scott, lb. 11 1010 Woods, lf.n.. ....... I 0 J o 1 Gleeon.c. ........... 1' 1 0 1 0 0 Weber, rf. 10 0 1 10 Kyan. et..iiij.si Month. D 1 1 ITv . . 9 '!"", lb. 1 0J o 99 I Totals . , ..It 1 1 11 10 2 . -.. - FULTON. , v-.v- AB. R. H. PO. X H. Toung, o. Ward, lb Zetter. lb. 1 0 1 11 2 0 9 t 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 2 4 Qerdnefj-p. ......... Vtiurenr-tf. 1 Bennett, cf. Kay, rt. O Tay, as. Will lama.- lb, .... . . . . - 0 0-.1-0 1 1 2 1 2 1 Totals ai i it . t t -SPORTING-COSSIPv Kew Football Rules. Now that there is absolutely no chance of any mora football - betng played tbla season tha committees 'are actively at work -to make the asms . more g"ti, Mmi tlons have been made to the rules, as follows:- - No. 1 Never etep on your opponent's fees. Ton might hurt your foot. ' No. 1 Never soak youry opponent on the 10-yard line. 1 , No. 1 Or -kick him between the goal posts. . No. 4 Or jab him in ths Intermission. No. e Display no violent Joy if one ef your opponents appesrs to have been killed. He might get better. . No. . Players will return an loose eyes found on the field to their rightful owners....' . .- No. 7 Never mangle, the corpse of the member of sn opposing team. .;....,...,'. . e . e - "' ' Could she find the coffee pot and your rasor and did she cry when she found the china cup thai mother gave her was smashed T ; , . - e '- " . :,-- ... ' - Daniel e of America won the first heat of tha swimming races at Athens by a finger nail. Some advantage In not hav ing a manicurist along. Four years ago Miss Marlon Reynolds was the-champlon female ball pleyer-of Maine, If not of the United States. She was born on a - ferrrh says Modern Women, and was one of a large family, moat boys, all of whom were noted local baseball players. - -As she grew to maturity "her .services were frequently required to make up the regular number for a team, and in tbla way ahe got such practice that- ehe equaled any of them on the team. . , . A claim waa made by the friends of a young lady ' In a New Tork college as the champion beeauee of her throwing a ball 101 feet. But at Belfast. Maine, "When I was a druggist, at LivonlaU Mo.," writes T. J. Uwyer, now of orays villa, Mo., "three of my customers were Krmanently cured of consumption by '. King's New Discovery, snd are well awdsirong today. One was trying to sell his property and move to Arlsona, but after using New Discovery a short time he found It unnecessary to do so. I regard Dr. King's New Dlsnovery as the most wonderful medicine In existence." Surest Cough and cold cure end Throat and Lung heeler. Guaranteed by Skid more Drug Co. SOo and. 11.. Trial bot tle free,., 1 TM DAY -FOR TRACK EVEHTS Directors of Multnomah Will Ap- - propriata J46 Monay for Track Man. MANAGER WATKINS HANDS IN HIS RESIGNATION President Simons Says That the Club Wants Every Competitor to Pay Initiation Fee and Send in YHia Month's Daea, As exclustvely announced. In yester days Journal, the board of directors of the Multnomah Amateur Athletlo club deolded yesterday to discontinue all ap propriations for the track and field events. This action of the board means that Multnomah will not be repressnted In any track meets during the present year. The action of the board has created .no end of gossip and criticism. Upon hearing " of the decision - of the board.. Frank. E. Watklna, manager of the track team and chairman of tha out door athletlo committee. Immediately placed his resignation In tfce hands of This, is the first, time in. tha hlatorv of the club that a board of directors has failed to appropriate tha legitimate ex penses of a. track. - The fight against appropriating any- money was led " by Director Arnold F. Roth well, while. Di rectors Chapln, Jones and Dunne were tne principal defenders of tho track acdun will in Inward BraeHM-aBa1 roatEa7TLHaheTrdFmT of ' sport In the elub la not eTactiv rules will regulate Multhomah-a " Ife. ma hereafter. . I Jt waa at Multnomah's Invltatinn h.t Seattle and Spokane joined the Paciflo Northwest aaaoclatlon of the A. A II and pow Multnomah ia the first to re- ruse to send a team In the annual com petition' which Is scheduled at Spokane next month. L, It has been the rule of collema amateur athletlo clubs throughout- the United States and In other countries to always make some provision for the ring on of outdoor atMelIc Track vents at the colleges generally leave a oenciv 005.11 is essential that they be ronunmar rootoem 1 is called upon at most of the Colleges to make up- in money what the ether branches of anart lose Mill tnnms h'a-f ootball team has al ways brought money t the olub-treaa-4 ury, and now that new regulations will intervene it is feared that It will be Impossible to get a crack team' to gether again. Under the supervision of George McMillan and Frank Watklns, Multnomah's football teams ' have achieved - many, notable vlctorlea, bs- siaes drawing crowds sufficient to leave a large surplus In ths treasury each year. Thle may be done away with If the board adheres to Its ruling. - Manager Watklns says: T"eannOl have anything to do with any athletics lav the' elub until the directors who favor ping-pong and pink teas are retired In favor of men who believe In continuing the policy that has made Multnomah one of the greatest amateur athletlo elube In the world. For years we have labored patiently to make the prowess of the "winged M" felt throughout the coast, ana now at a time when good en Is required, rather than Juvenile frllla, . the . directors take. a. step . that will, mean a death blow to the club's beat interests." President Simons is also in favor of cutting out the track team's expenses. In speaking of his position, Mr. Simons says: - "We want the club to be purely ama teur. No member . can participate m any event uniaaa he shall haver paid Ills Initiation fee and his monthly dues. I do not want to criticise the work of the preceding boards, and am only looking to the future. - Thle means that all honorary mOm bars of the club may not participate in athletic eventa. Mr. Simons declares that a track team will be sent to the Spokane meet ' . . BROWNIES DOWN THE: .YOUNG AMERICANS "The Portland Brownies defeated ' the Toung Americana yesterday by tha score of S to T. The lineup: Americas. Brownies. Moltsen ...,,s.....e Jennings Lewis ...,p Kahlsr McQUvary ss Alexander Cols lb....;..... Perhara Burns ...... i ... ,2b. . ... . ITolden Shaw ..Sb Toung Corcorlan ........ .of ....... . . . , . slater Chatterton .. ...... If ....... . Goldsmith Hall ... rf. ....... Oarretaon HOPPE DEFEATS CURE IN FIRST MATCH (Journal gsectal Service.! " "' ' ' Chicago, May 8. In the opening game of the professional billiard tournament in this city last night Hoppe defeated Cure too to IX. Hnppe's high run was tt; average. 41 17-21. - Cure's high run waa 104; -average. IS 11-21. Bchaefer and Slosson will play this evening. MtsrTtynolds threw thrpeTrotattnn-nalT.I" nothwlthstandtng a strong wind was blowing; a distance of-I2WTeeC The measurement was made by the managers and several doubters. After the. exhibition they tried her as a catcher, pitcher and batter and she could outplay them all. Miss Reynolds' ! of medium height and graceful form. - Her manners sre pleasing and unassuming. Bhe dresses with taste. She has played ball in many cities, but has retired from the game and la now teaching school. -, : t- - e - . - Frank Tonergnn was chosen presi dent oft ths Portland Grammar School Track leagus yesterday. The executive committee Is composed of Robert Krohn, W. H. Chapln, Kdgar Frank and Frank Lonergan. e e 'v - - Bhewld-Jay Oould-Js. defeat Eustaos Miles In. their match In London today, he will Win the amateur tennis cham pionship of Great Britain. , ... v . v RloharA "Dick" Smith, famous Colum bia football player and coach. Is visit log trisndg la Portland, , filOJIEY -r" . a 10 Lret More btren , from rYour Food OTS 0? people are alarving with f full alomachji. You know, it's not how much wa Eat, but how we Direst that make us Strong, or Brainy, or Successful. ' ""When the Bowels araflUed with undV, rested food wa may- be a rroat deal worse off than If we were half starved for want of Food. Because, food that stays too lone In tha Bowels decays there. Just as lilt Stayed too lone In the open air. e Well, when food decays in tha Bowels, through delayed and overdue action, what happens? ( .- ' ... Tha millions ef utile Suction Pumps that Una the Bowels and Intestines then draw Poison from the decayed , Food, ".. id ol " tho Nourishment th( Intended to draw. This Poison rets Into the blood and," In time, apresds all over the body, unless the . Cause of ConaUpsllon la. promptly - removedT"... '.'",'''.'. . ".-. That Cause of Constipation Is Weak. r Lazy, iBowal Muscles." , When your Bowel-Muscles grow flsbby they need Exercise to strengthen them-- oo "Phyelc1 o pamper them. . . . There's only one kind of Artificial Exercise for the Bowel-Muscles. Its name Is " CASCARETS," and -its price is Ten Cents a boi. - Cascarets - ad Jlke aerclse;pn-tlieiPnJr-."n .noYW f?J TBrr Muscles of the Bowels, and make them - atronger very time they-force these Muscles to act naturally. The stronger these Muscles propel the , food, the-stronger does the friction of the -food act on the flow of Digestive Juloes. - The more- of these-Juloes that act on food, the more Nutriment does that food turn into, and the richer nourishment do the Httle Suction- fjjry out Oi lti MEN :for AND WE TWLAT.M1N Established 25 Years In Portland i .... m 1 Y ft. ttt1- i --V ff yea hare violated the laws ef health srarinlng yenr arateia, wm, to we before Ik. a.wusHS W K yoa are whi, gtoony and deapoadent, bare bad dreama, deoreaard. lack ambition and energr, nnable to concentrate yonr tnnaahta, lack rim, Tignr and vitality, com to na at ence:. eor ifriliunl wwnw tu wuh-h, tore yea to arrenstk and ncalta. Wt ba,a THOSX WHO HAVE SEEM DIgAFPOntTID BT UNSKILLED SFEOTaLISTS ASS XAaVESTLT BEQtTESTED TO IMVESTIOATg Ol't METHODS AITS TERMS WITHOUT DELAT, WHI0H BAD THXT DO kg IX XBX . aiOnmiKO WOULD HATS SAVED THEM TTJtX AJTD MONEY. : . :A l-IHEI-OlNaCURE FOR BLOOD P0IS0K, SKThT DISEASES, SOKES, ULCERS, BTRICTUBE, VARIOOCILE. -'rTT-DROOXLX. MEXVOU8 DE0LXME, WXAKJIXSa, PILES Ok OHX0MI0 DISEASES 01" XXX KIDNEYS AXD PROSTATE. . . SPECIAL SISKASXa-rNnrlr enatracted and ehronle eases eared. All . ramlng. Itch Ins an1, lii9mmtkn atnoped ia 4 botiri: rnnM effwtcd In T t. WX 0OVEK THI ENTIRE YIELD OP SPECIAL AXD 0HK0NI0. DEEP-SEATED, COMPLICATED DISEASES. WITTS U yoa cannot call. All eomaeondonce etrlctly eonflrientlal and all repUea seat la nlala-eaTslnnae, Ma. names,. casaaJettera-ec-Jhotosranha ot eetleats wibllahed ef wa, vnui wvm vua&o vbi. w m bv, oxpoo, pmy ror our ssmuea enieas we ours a patient eoand and Wall, se that he will be entirely aatiafled. and will never asain hare te be treated for the name trouble. IV VZSTIOATX AND LXAXV THAT OUS WORD IB AS OOOD AS OU BOND. OUB PINANOIAL 8TAVDINO IS SOLID AMD OUK LONO EXPERIENCE IX TBEATIXa SPECIAL DISEASES OF MIX INSURES TOT 07 MODERN, SCISXTLFIO TXXATMXXT THAT WILL ACCOMPLISH A CURE. . HOURS rK an ts S p. ; XTeulnis. T te S; Bsndays. s s. m. te 13 Boon. J. ... IomaxB bbcox-tj ajto TAsnrrr.ii RUNNING RESULTS ON" THREE RACE TRACKS (Journal Special Serrtce.) New Tork. Jday S. Jamaica results: Belling;, five lurlonse Joe Fallert won. Plausible second, No Marke third; time, 1:08. .. live end a naif fortons e Preen won, Toscan second. Right and True third; time. 1:01 !-. .. lMle-ndc a-alxteenth-rao Between won, Batte second. Mansanlilo tnira; time. 1:S0. ... The Wllllamsbnrc handicap, six fur Ions a Halifax won. First Premium seo bnd. Benevolent third; time. 1:16. Bell In a;, five furlonajs Bluedale won, Clements second. Momentum third; time, 1:01 l-S. ''"' ' Six furlonrs Testsr U Hayman won, Chandos second, Greenland third; time. i:i. -. V- At XjOnlsrUle Traek. - Joe real Special "errloo.l ' ruTevnie," May- t.cntrrchill Downs results:. - ' Bellini; slx fuflonss -Zlnrla Skyte second. -Capltano third; won, time, 1:11 I-S-. . Four - f urlonss, X 1-year-old Z nines Edith M. won. Money . Maker second, Lady Batsman third; time, 0:4t 1-K. MJle, purse Bescon t,lht won. Kurt man second, Peter Btlrllnr third; time, '- ' Steeplechase, handicap, short rourse -Dr. Nowlln won, Onyx II second, Man ners third; time, l:B -. Four-furlonss, 1-year-olds, all sld- ina;s Fair Fa sot won. Webber second, Bonart third! time, 0:4 l-. Selling-, six furloners Belf Reliant won, Bensonhtirst second, Jim BeatUe third: time, 1:10. . ' Rellln. mlli Carew won, Hador sec ond, Captain Bush third; time, 1:41 t-l. A Memphis Traek. ., -.Memphis, Majr I. Montgomery Park race resulte: Six furlongs, selling Mrs. Annie won. Topsail second. King of Abyssinia third; time. 1:1. roar furlongs Deist rorns wen, Pua- gtfi It needs only one Cascaret at a time to stimulate all the Bowel-Muscles enough, without purgin(. discomfort or loss of nutrition. ; 'V-.'j. -; ' So, If .you wnt ths same fsjumj action that a sts-mlle walk In the country . would give you,' (without the weariness) take one Cascaret at a time, with intervals between, till you reach the exact condi tion you desire.- :- One Cascaret at' a time will properly . cleanse a foul Breath, or Coated Tongue, thus proving clearly Its ready, steady, sure, but mild and effective action. --f- . A comlng'Headaohe can be warded off, lo short order, by a single Cascaret, and the cause removed. , -". ieartburn. Caa-belchlng. Add-rtaJnga In the throat, and Colicky feeling are sure signs of Bowel trouble from food poisons, anJshould be dealt with promptly. One Cascaret will stop the coming trouble,, move on the Bowel load, and free the Digestive Juices, If that one Cascaret Is taken as soon -as the first signs are noticed. v'-.r . T - Don't fall to carry the Vest Pocket ' Cascaret Box with vou constantly. -AU nru-rlatg nli them-over ten v . ... . : , ,v' , ' Vi . ' . U maae oniy py me suerung nemeay tablet stamped "CCC.". ,. . t - - - - ', . . xr mi to our. friends! Wa want ts send te ear friends a besatlfol Frtnchealroed. GOLD-fLATEO BONBON BOX. ! hard-enameleS in colon. It is a besoty far the Srassuig ttbla. Ten cents ia stsmpe is ssked us Bsaaaarset reed h(th sad tseoverceetef Cascarets. , a Irrtastlnaar " Whlcb. tWlnty trinket lalesflfd., .-. lli gi5S?8Jrtana la 4a. .netiealwe 4Me eeerAd0reie - assMiii 11 1 iiHHBa.ni 1 1 $ ONLY. '..-. ONSUCTATIOlREH WE WILL TREAT ANY SINGLE, UNCOM- PLICATED AILMENT FOR $1X50 .''T';rv.,-- FOR THE FEE. 7-"" -l-'ciX:: ABSOLUTE GUARANTEE NO PAY-UN LESS CURED Come Today to the SUCCESSFUL. Spedal- sta who number-their-PERFECT Cures by 4he TI OUSAND I You want a PERMANENT Curel-.Wa can ACCOMPLISH IT. . and ar eeeadaus ef constant drala whlcK la - yva become a nerToes and phralal wreck evereeoe- H weaaeeasee ase soaKieei-- cured thousands of weak wa. sraunTS. yoBTXAsrsvosBCroirr gent second. Captalri Jarrell third; time, J w:f y. . Five and a half furlongs Gold Enamel won. Fire Dal second. Dr. Heard third; time, 1:0U. 1 Memphle stakes, five furlongs. 1-year-olds Horace B. won, Fontalnebleau sec ond. Miss Btrorne third; time,. 1:01)4. Mile, selling Celebration won, Lasell second, Hortenaia third; time, 1:41. Belling, seven furlongs Elastio won, Dargln second. Odd Ella third; tltm. 1:18. - . 'To XToteet Amerloana. ' (Jeornal Special Service. J ' Washington, May I. The gunboat Scorpion has been ordered to Ouada loupe to protect American Interests. The Original Laxative Cough Syrup Is Kennedy's Laxative Honsy and Tar. It expels all eold from the system by acting as a cathartic on the bowela, Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar Is s certain, ssfe and' harmless euro for colds, croup and whooping oouaa. Fine Dental Work Very Moderate Prices. Orowa and" Bridge Werk a Bpeotalty. VtU Work Fully OusrSnteed. tea, a use g x ueai sasi ma rownfl ...... 94.00 a a "uut b a e .PTteOO th) .... ..'.........S5.00 Solid Gold-Crowns Bridge Work Full Set Teetti ' V.T. a, Oraad Taea . tre Bldf. . Oppealte Ulers Plane Xowse. v SPRING QATARRH T.. .. ' , ' -. ,-r--, - - .. '.-';' Weodard, Clarke k Oo. Call Hyemet TTa . det Ouarantee of Ooze. " . , . The changeable weather of spring la directly responsible for ths prevslsnoe ot-eatasrhal, Inuililm In Pur tla.nd ax Ute present time. . As a result ,Woodrd. '.Clarke s CCi., have had a larger sate for Hyomel the past week than ever before in the yearo that they have handled this reliable trsatmant fov the cure of catarrh. -- - Unlike the ordinary remedies that have- been used -4a-- Uirrhal -troubles. ' there 1 no stomscb dosing with tiyorael. -It is breathed through a neat pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit, end - its balsamic, antlaeptlo healing penetrates to the most remote eella of : the nose, throat and lungs,- killing all catarrhal germs, . healttig the irritated -mucous membrane, and effecting a com plete and permanent cure. If there is a single catarrhal germ la -thf system, Hyomel will search it out ' and absolutely destroy it, completely eradicating the trouble. The remedy has made so many cures among Wood- ard. Clarke A Co.'s customers that they '-' offer to pay for it themselves if It J does not benefit even the worst ease- of " -eatarrhT- l , . " ! The complete outfit ycosts only II. consisting of an Inhaler, medicine drop per and bottle of Hyomel. while extra bottles of Hyomel can be obtained for 60. centa... There, will. not. be. even this small sxpense If Hyomel does not euro, . , ss Woodard, Clarke 'ft Co, will return your money. r ' ": - If set . eonrenleet to ebtalrf Ryeael ef T Woadard, Clarke t'o., or eome othp dracflat. It wlU be" forwarded frost .the Uhoratorr by mall on remlpt ol price.; The K. T. Booth -Company. Urumcl blda '.Ithaca.. Hw York. Ihc Portland - , ' PORTLAND, ORIBOON. EUROPEAN PLAN ONLY - LTEADQTJATtTEWg FOR - TOURISTS AND COMMERCIAX, Everything; to eat and drink, and It costs no more In the-- vPortlan Hotel athskenap "tnsn elsewliere In the etty. Bvaxy wauuiay misi tram ;w to m. O. lOWtBS, Blanares. SPECIAL To Assure Prompt and Careful 'Attention ' joirxr laxtx. Phone Paolflo t4. Prices for.lhe NtAl30Days. 'V -'-r- V-1 '...-'..1 ' Per Lpad. Green Slab Wood., ...... Sl.SO -pry Slab Wood v. .$2. 2S ' Tnslde Slali voOd a..,4ii"i02.2O Mixed Slab Wood ....... .f 1.76 Hotel Eaton OOE. M0BBIS0X AXD WXSX MU STS. Randanately furnlahrd, elesantiy eqlpned. flreproof, S.o nlimue' . walk from heart e( ahupplns and buaineaa district, all larsa, airr. eutatda rooma. atean heated, electric llsbts, trlepbone In each apartment, etc. Lerte efftcrs, loensins. smokies, writing, ladies' reception parlors, staoata rsstTsd hj mall or telephone. Print emaibaa masts trains aad attains. Speelal Betas ts Oommaroial Mae. ' MBS. MAX XAT0X, ! . , (Yormcrlj ef Botal Kldpath. Spokaae.) DiVilIiaiii Austin Cox Boobs S7, Xfayette Bldg, -S1SH WAXXCZjrOTOBT ST. , ; Ixpert Orowa and Bridge Work a ; " Specialty. " ' dlood poison rOI MOIII TNAM tWIHTT TIARt wsbavsmode tbe cure' of blood poison a specialty. Primary. gacanSeravev Tertiary Bleed Pelaea Cennaneoily Cured. You can be treated at home under same guaranty. Capital 1600,000. WS aolletatbe aanet obatl sate eases. If you bare eiheusted the old metboda of treatment, and still have anbea snd pains. Muoua Patcbea la Mouth, Bore Thaeat, Pimples, Oopper-Oolored Spots. TJloers on snr part of tbe body, Hair or Eyebrow falllnr out, write for proofs of euros. lOO-pags Book Free. .- COOK REMEDY CO,. - 1395 IU01IC TiBTU, (aksga, 9.9.L ! SPECIAL ir C Treatment g 'vy If you have any Blood 1 1' , L J eUsorsMT. BldWy, Uver. II " f Sinnck w ftowvl trauMa. RhoaiM. I I : I tim, CeeallBailoa, aASSETT'S f I I NATTVE UEHBS iS sun rou, w aast f . ,1 aotninf. 1 mat. TraatmaM. It, (contaM . ' II Sif M Drafl): ah IJe sua At Oruf. . pj. ( sua fcMkk or wrt a. rsse Ta TMea bbVbi aanst ib itasVVBwl SB rF J nWeBlBSnlf M NoBHaB SwgBsS CsB JOURNAL WANT ADS" .: V BRING QUICK RESULTS i ....