The Oregon daily journal., June 13, 1906, Page 11, Image 11

fins OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, . JUNE ,13. 18C 3.
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0REG0;i CHAf.'.PIOiiSHIP
CITY
Women Will Begin Preliminary
Play Today Men to Start
Tomorrow.
CIGAR
Johnny Rtld Has Arranged Pro
V vgtm of Fights for Seat- (
S ileV Edification. " 1
Crack Sprinter Chosen as Cap
tain of Nineteen-Seven .
.Track Athletes. V:
Tha golf tonrnament for tha cham
plonahlp of Oregon will begin tomorrow
VUNDIE AND DUNN IN T
IS A MEMBER OF
THE INITIAL CONTEST
MULTNOMAH CLUB
BOX
I0G BOUTS FOR
SOUfJD
7 vf"
: Former Holds " s Decision Over. His
OpponentWillie r FiUjerald . W1H
' Venture North to Seek a Few Ring
' Engagements. ' . "
'- - (Sneelal Dauatrh to Tfc Jonrnal.V
Seattle, June U Jbhnny Reid hae
arranged a series of oonteate whteh will
be presented to light fana of this ' vi
cinity within the next few weeka. Bobby
Lundle. wuiia Fltaaarald. Honar Mel
lody, Dick Fttspatrlck. Charier Dun
and others are to participate la match.
Tha Initial show will be between
Bobby Lundle and Charley Dunn. Duns
recently scored signal victory wnen
ka knocked oat Kid Faro. Dunn and
Lmadi fought ao ma tnontha a to In Call'
fornla. Lundle gained .the decialon. but
1 quite (rank la admitting it waa tb
Hardest battle ba haa ever experiences.
When fighting aa an amateur Punn waa
cued "iron Man Dunn.- and ma ae
clsloa Klvan o-rer him by Lundle waa
the first revere In hie fighting career.
1J. The contest la scheduled for June IT.
under the auspices of tha Bremerton
Athletic club. Dunn will probably train
near the navr yard. . Lundle. aa ueual
alnca ha baa bean In hla eountry, will
condition htmaeir at rieaaant oeacn,
only a Tew mllea dutant. -
:.In addition to Oh la match. Willie Fits
(raid, who loet-a queatlonable decialon
to Jimmy Brltt, and who haa 1 ought
with such alrtial auccesa about Phlia
(li'Tiinra ana Wear Tork. Is eemlng here
eparrtPWjlstaiimfflrrtnw
ightweight or welter dlviaion.
"Honey",, Mellody, who, waa aehaduled
to nght Dick Fltsgerald at Spokane la
alao coming to Seattle, and "Fits" will
follow-In hU -footatepa. " A match be
tween theae two, which- waa prevented
by aome misunderstanding; la among The
poaatbllittea. , Both boya hare agreed to
fight.' and the rmlll. If It had occurred,
would -hav- decided -the-arelterwelght
championship of tha world. In the erent
that ritspa trick does not coma. Ft ti
er raid, who beated Willie Lewie at
C'elma, California, a abort tlma before
tha catastrophe In the California Vbwn,
will fight Mellody.
.. Reld aaya .ha haa asaurance from all
of tha fighter who have .been, enumer
ated that -they will participate In ex
hlbltlone Under hla management. .
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
-jnTTiWotuJUiat ; P C.
fnira'a'O . '.
M I , . ..IV
Pittabure . . II
IT
New York . tt
Philadelphia ........20
St. Ixuia f ............II
Brooklyn . . .......... .21
Cincinnati.. ........ .10
-Boaton ,. ..,.. .W ...... .14
1
in
II
10
R.H. K.
Cincinnati , , ....... .-r: ...... .0 11 . 1
New Tork . ' i 1 4 7
Batterlea Welmer and Schlel; Wlltee
and Bowarman. VCmpirea O'Day and
'Conway. ....-., ... .
. '" . , At PhlladelpBla, " '
' : v RH. X.
. Fltfaburg . . ..,...... T 1
Philadelphia . . I 4 0
Ratterlee LelHeld and Phelpa; Richie
and Donovan.
'r' '"' At Soetom. . " " '
r- - .R.H. B.
Boston . . ..: 11 1
ftt. lunula . ..f ...i.. .1 T. t
Batterlea Young - and .. Needham;
Brown andOrady. Umpire Carpenter.
: . ''At Brooklya.
v R.H. K.
Chlmro . . I 0
Brooklyn :.............! I t
Batteri.e Pfeiater and Moran; Scan
Ion and Bergen. Umpire Klem. .
' Btaaaard Viae Wlaa. ' '
The ball nine rapreaontlng tha Stand
ard Boa Lumber company met and
defeated tha Inman-Foulaen company's
team n Sunday laat by tha score of 14
to I. On next Sunday tha Standards
will play tha Smith Planing milk team.
Heart
Palpitation
Indigestion oauttt the etomaek
to expand awell and puff us
afainat the heart. Thit crowds
the heart and interferes with
ita action, eaualnf ehortnast of
breath. palplUtion' of the heart,
etc.
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
f j BIOESTS VI AT TOO EAT . ,
takes the atrain .off toefear
and oontributee nooriahment,
' ' etrength and health ' to every
- organ of the bod. Curat Indi- ,
- 'feetion, Dyepepeia, Sour Stom- -1.
ach. Belching, Qae on Stomach. "
' and Eli Stomach troubiee.
'. . ' Desera, Iowa. --Tarae
yaare ego t was afflicted -with
Indigestion ao nach that
V 'J was la can Usual pals. After
eating my heart waa elected
, ; and I ha! aaaotaeriag seaeatlesa. .
' Twe hottlea ef Xodol eared sm.
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BILL HAYWARD IVILL TRAKI
1 U C. TRACK F.1EH
Oregon's Star Trainer Will Pre-'T-V
pare Club" Athletes for M j
v " Spokane Meet, i " v
On Saturday afternoon next tha aUv
letoa who ara to represent -the Mult
notnah A. C. at tha N. P. A. C meeting.
which Is acheduled at Spokane -on Juno
ISjsilLiajielacUd-. -JL. WIU J5t V fmmnr
unow mat am naywara, wno iiauieu r
the vwtorloua Oregon trmoktearathta
eeeaon. will train tha local clubmen
for the next meet.. There la no better
track trainer In tha weat than BUI Hay
ward, ' and If there la any jnerlt to be
brought out of the Multnomah boys ba
the man who can 00 it. " -
Tha rain of tha pat few weeks haa
kept tha -clubmen- from - doing -ny spe
cial wont at au ana the noye are pray
ing for good weather. -
It la quite certain that Gilbert of
Tale, the champion pole vaulter, will
be here -In time to loin tha local squad.
Bmlthaon and dreetiham of O. A. C. In
the daahaa and dlstancea, will go with
M. A. A. C. Other men will ba Living
ston of the T. M. C. A. In tha hurdlea,
Kerrigan" In Hurdlea and jumpmr-tilaya
In tha dlatanoea, Harold -Reed In the
prlnta and Bud James In the wetghta,
Manager Lonergan will take II men
to Spokane. - They will , leare here a
week from tomorrow and return on tha
following. Sunday. .Tima from. Seattle.
Vancouver, B. Victoria, Portland and
epoaane wui compete in ma meet.
SPORTING GOSSIP.
The Portland Rowing elub members
will entertain In their new home on
next Saturday evening. A special pro
gram will ba rendered., . ' -
S.. B. : Lawrence of Newton. Oregon.
was chosen - yeaterday to captain the
PacUlo university track team next year.
e e ,
John.L Sullivan la aald ta have al-
waya been on tha level a aort of spirit
level, aa It ware.
An automobile threw Frank Ootch.
Now wa suppose there'll ba a lot of talk
about a return match.
. . a a ' .- -
After the I-oa Angelas boxing fiasco
friends of Battling Nelson - met and
drank to hla health. Reporta of Herrera
aay that Tie Is trying to drink aa much
aa all of Nelaon'a frlenda puto together.
and lr paat perrormancee furnish dope
on this kind of a contest the Mexican
haa ton distance to go before hla akin
la full. - - - ; - . :
.- -. a
Four or Ave months ago tha charge
waa made that Lou Dillon waa doped.
Progress In tha ease haa been rapid.
They have already had ona Injunction
hearing.. . .
e e .:
' Baseball umpiring . doesn't I furnish
enough.' action for a man constituted
like Timothy Huret, He haa to referee
a ring fight now and then to preeerve
me aoge. . -
s e . e
The twelfth annual meeting and tour-
nament of . tha North Dakota State
Bportamen'a association la scheduled to
open today at Fargo and continue over
tomorrow. ..
. a , ,
Kf forte ara baltiv wnmAm 'tit tt1n itumt
O'Brien and Tommv Burna at fieattla mi
July 4, -.
The approaching 'champlohahlp golf
tournament. In Oregon promlaea to be
tha moat Interaatlng alnca tha Introduc
tion or the game In tha Paclflo- north
weaU Tha tournament will begin -to
morrow on tha linka of- the Waverly
club and will continue through the re
mainder or tno week.
"Noddles" Hahn Is doing hla ah are ta
keep ha New Tork Americana la front.
Outfielder" Thompeon of tha Jackson
(Mlaateeippl) club In the Cotton States
aa a 'record of It uut-outs. 1
assists, and not an error In it gamea.
Perhapa -ho la to iollow la tha footsteps
ef the Immortal, "Sam.t
e e - - -. -TCitty"
Braahear haa quit tha Lee
Angeles club and Joined tha Johnstown
TrUBtate league team. ,,
i, , . - t:
Manager MoGraw of the chamarn
Olante la on tha lookout for playere to
strengthen hla crippled team.
a e
- Tha Baltimore club In - tha Eastern
league -la playing to poor bualneaa at
home thle season.
, -.v..- ,
-Aaatln and San Antonio club ef tha
South Texaa 'league are coming to tha
frant at a faat clip., They promise to
give Houston tt hard tusate for tha flag
before tha wind-up.'' i -
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Baseball haa lost one of Ita veteran
managara In W. , H. Watklne. who has
Juat resigned the active management of
tha Indlanapolta .elub. Watklne broke
Into the game In 1171. at Ouelph, On
tario, with a team that won tha Domin
ion championship and aftsrwtrd toured
the United States 'with great auoceea,
In the paat quarter of a, century ha haa
Managed ,cluba In Port Huron. Indian
apolis. Detroit, Kanaas City, St. Paul,
Itochester, Sioux -City,. St. Loula, Pitts
burg and Minneapolis.
'.... e - a ' . '
Is ""punk" . ball' playing contagioue?
Perhapa ao. the homo grounda of the
I-oatph clubs are within a stone's throw
of one another.
DAN KELLY PRESENTED i
WITH TRAINER'S CUP
Dan Kelly, tha crack athlete of tha
University of Oregon." waa preaeatad
yeaterday with a ailvor cup, offered by
Trainer Hayward of Eugene for consist
ent training, Improvement In form and
high grade In scholarship. Kelly won
an enduring name for himself tbia year.
repreaenting the University of Oregon
on tha - field and track, and hla many
frlenda In thla city will be mora than
pleased to laarn of tha recognition that
haa been made of hie ability aa an ath
lete and hla standing la acbolarshlp.
AMERICAN LEAGUE. v
, " Won. Lost P.C.
New Tork . 10 II .125
Cleveland....... 17 17 ,114
Philadelphia . t 19 .194
Detroit , . 21 ' It .III
et. Loula 21 'it .tti
Chicago . . , 21 )i ,417
Washington..., 17 2. .171
Boaton . . . .. ..1. 14 - II .211
- At Detroit, '
R.H. E.
DtrOit ... a a.t- t 4-Ma JAJA t 4L t.l I
Philadelphia . .7 10 t
Batterlee Klllian and Warner; Ben
der and Schreck.
At Chicago, i
H. E.
1
4 I
Hart;
Chicago I
waanington s
Mttariea 1 waian, uwen aa
Kltaon, Hughee and Heydon.
At St. IVoala. .
Tt
H. B.
II 4
T
Wln-
ka Loula . ...t... .......... ..II
Boston . . ,......, I
Batterlea-rPelty and O'Connor;
ter, Olaae and Armbruater.
A cievelaad. - - -. -
" . R.H. n
Cleveland . . I 10 I
New York 4 10 0
Batterlea Joea and Bemle: Chesbro.
Griffith and Klelnow. -
Oakland Vakae One.
- IJoaraal aperlal Berrlee.) "
Oakland, CaL, June II. Graham waa
too atrong for the Seals yeaterday and
the Commuters won. Score;
Oakland.. ..................... 11- I
San Franclaco . ..4 0 1
Batteries Graham and Bliss; O'Brien
and Wilson. .Umpire McDonald.
Why Worry About
Your Children?
Right Food Goes Far to Keep Them
.Strong and Healthy.- . ... . .
Give vour children plenty of good.
pure food, rich in nutrition but eaay
to dlcest. and let them romp and play
out doors to their bearta' content and
you need not worry about their health
thla aummer. .
Wa know or1 no otoer rood ao gool.
ao pure,, ao rich In all tha nutrition
that little folka need, and ao vary eaay
to diaeat. aa-Malta-Vlta. tha delicloua
malted whole wheat food.
Malta-Vita glvea children the lilgh
eat poaalble degree of nourishment that
tneir young onnies nrea, dui aoes noi
las the atreneth of their etomarha or
overheat their blood. All tha valuable
food 'elementa contained In this crisp,
delicloua. flaked whole wheat food are
practically predlgested and are taken
up quickly by the system, forming pure
red blood and giving vitality to the
body, and mind alike. It la tha Ideal
food for every one all tha year around,
but, moat eapectally. It la tha one per
fect food for children In the summer.
A bowlful of Malta-Vita with milk or
eream. and perhaps a little fresh fruit
or fruit Juioe. makes the Ideal break
faat for- tli (test of the family.
Such a breakfast atarla you off on the
day Juat right., It gives you tha Ufa
and vigor to accomplish thlnga and en
Joy yourself. It la a safeguard against
Indlgeatlen, and positive loauraaoa of
good health. AU grpoara.
at tha Waverly llnka. The women who
are entered for tha women'a champion
ship will play tha qualifying round thla
afternoon in order that they may asilet
tomorrow in the entertainment ef the
Indian war vaterana.
It la the intention of the local golfers
to make thla tournament tha greatest
in the hlatory of tha club and to that
end .tha handicap committee and the
house committee have been working for
two-months In preparation for the ax
fair. Tha clubhouae haa been enlarged
and renovated for tha event and the
visitors will be" well entertained during
their atay in Portland. The llnka were
never : In finer condition nor looked
prattler than at tha present time, and if
tha weather - decldea to ba good the
golfera will enjoy the .three daya' a port.
The entrlea up until "last evening were
aa followa
Open championship for men P. B.
Glfford. A. B. Webb. Allen Wright C.
H. Lewla, O. R. Andrews, C R. Murphy,
T. A. Llnthlcum, R. C. B. . Art burn, and
F. R. Van Tuyla and T. B. Lippy of
Beams,
Open championship for women Miss
Carrie Flandera, Mrs. M. N. Kerr, Mr a.
Bertha Koehler. Miaa Alice Slbson, Mrs.
F. O. Bykea. Mlaa Manlan Btrong.
M4xed foursomes, for Friday after
noonMrs. Thomaa Kerr and P. B. Glf
ford. Mlae Strong and Mr. Webb, Mra,
R. Koehler and Mr. Kerr, Mra Mabel
Kayea and Mr. Llppy, Mlaa Lewis and
Mr. Du Flon. Mrs. Carstens and Mr. Van
Tuyl. Mlaa Nan Wood and Mr. Murphy.
. Optfn handicap for men, Saturday
artemoon p. b. oirrord, h. r. Thomp
son. Arthur Webb, Allen Wright, C H.
Lewis, R. O. Andrews, Chester Murphy,
T. A, Llnthloum, L. Turner Jr., T. 8.
Llppy, -F. R. Van Tuyl, J. D. Carson,
William Caatleman, Jordan Zan. D. T,
Honeyman.
Open handicap forj women, Saturday
afternoon Miss Carrie Flandera, Mra
M. M. Ken", Mra. Bertha Koehler, Mra
Rao Berry, Mlaa Alloa Slbson. Mrs. F.
O. Sykea, Miss Nan Wood, Mlsa Mlrrlam
Strong, and Mra. Henry Carstena and
atra. Mabel Keyea of BeatUa.
THE REAL M'COYS
BEAT THE TRIBUNES
In their last game played at Oak
urova, Oregon, tha McCoy Colta da-
feated the Dallaa Trlbunea. At no tlma
did tha Trlbunea have a look in. In the
seventh Inning they ancceeded In acor
ing two rune, and only twice in the reat
of the game did they reach third, and
whan they did. Poet, tba colt twlrler.
would amlle and put them over tha
pan aa hard that it waa all day with
them. Poet, tha McCoy twlrler, la mak
ing a reoord, thla being hla first eea
eon, he haa won nine out of ten gamea.
Line-up aa follows:
McCoy Cofta. Dallaa Trlbunea.
BUI MoKe..,..;..lb.,.. J. Morton
Poet p.... L. Wood
R. Williams 3b..; Rica
Buttrlck c Syron
O. Steward 2b........... Elklns
IS. Enea. . ....... sa. .-. ........ Raker
Jack Greaves If... C Woods
A. Knee .......cf... Flnseth
Cy Jones... ..u-rf. .......... Hanor
Boora by innings:
1 2 1 4 1 1 ri
Dallas . w. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 t
McCoy . ........1 11 ti M I x 11
RAIN PREVENTS LOCALS
-fROrAWEETINa TIGERS
The rain.'" the) rain, tha glorloua rain.
prevented a ball game yeaterday at
Recreation park, and thus the Fresno
Tigers ara unhappy. Ftaher and his
warrlora had ttakr feathers painted In
a thousand colore and looked forward
with great glee to a meeting with the
Olanta, but tha rain waa too heavy to
even allow a vagrant thought about a
game, Tha locale were aa much disap
pointed aa the vleltora aa tha prospects
for Portland taking a rail but or Freeno
are very bright, thereby having a good
chance to lead the league by the end of
thla aerlea. - ir tha diamond is in con
dition today there will be a game.
Weds Vaval Umteaaat,
(Jnaraal gpe4e! SerrVe.)
New Tork. June 11 In St. Bartholo
mew church. Brooklyn, the marriage
waa celebrated today of Mlaa Ruth Gib
son, daughter of Rear Admiral and Mrs.
William C. Gibson, and Lieutenant Togo
drtre Tarrant, United Utatea Navy. The
bridegroom' la at present, ettacnM, to
the cruiser Charleston. The wedding
area attended; by many, naval officers.
Proa poets for a Fas? Team at' Eugene
- Next Year- AroBrlght Much Is
- Expected From Obertauffor, Prid
eaux and Lowell on the TracJLt' ,
S (Sperisl inspttek ts The JtanaU '
. Unlveralty of Oregon, Eugene, Or.,
June 11. At a meeting of the track attt
letea of the state unlveralty yeaterday
afternoon Gordon Moorea, ' tha crack
hurdler and sprinter, waa elected to the
position of captain for the eaaaon of
1107. Moorea hails from Oregon City
and Is well known aa an athlete of
prominence in football, basketball and
track. He le alao a member of the
Multnomah club. ' s" ' .
Track training ended with the Salem
meet for the men from Kugene and the
mambera are now enjoying all tha dell
caclee of the aeaaon.-The season baa
bean a remarkable one for- Oregon in
every particular, tha track team win
ning out' with ease in all tha meets
which I Bey have entered. . They have
many trophlea to ahow for their sea
son's work as well aa the title of cham
pions ef tha northweet. Alao tha uni
versity's representatlvea have broken
aome records, a few of which will atand
for some tlma to oome. .
"Tha prowpeote for next yeara team
are exceedingly bright Only two men
win ajJuatothlayear butthali
lenea win be sever
"u-nTVeTsity K8.1 one or ui (wer
developed ' all-around athfetee In the
oountry, hla record at the Lewla and
Clark gamea last summer deciding thla
In Wlnslow, Oregon looses a good mana
ger and also a good pole vaulter. in
spite of these loaaea tha- BtudentJtlU
consider tha chancea good for a suc
cessful team next year and with Trainer
Hayward'a poaltlon aa trainer being es
tablished here alt tha year around sorae
of the newer material such aa Obertauf
fer, Prideaux and Lowell, will be sea
soned veterans next year and can . ba
looked for to make atrong competitors
in the distance runa.
BOXING LID IS OFF v
- FOR VANCOUVER SPORTS
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
Vancouver, B. C June II. Tha lid
la off in boxing- clrclee In Vancouver
and several good fights ara being ar
ranged for the Immediate future. The
local fight promoters ara arranging a
card for July t, which la a big holiday
on thla side of the border. Tom Rellly
and Kid Gorman ara to furnish the fun
In the main event, while Vancouver and
Victoria amateurs-will be matched 4n4
tha preliminary bouts.
The affair which waa pulled off aev
eral weeka ago at Recreation Park with
Rufe Turner and Bob Williams aa atara
while a trifle tame and easy for the
colored man did not dampen the enthu
slaam cf the aportlng fraternity and the
fight followers ara eagerly looking for
ward to tha forthcoming fight between
Rellly and Gorman. ,
VANCOUVER CREWS AT
N. P. A. A REGATTA
' ...
("pedal tnspetefc te The Jearsal.)
. Vancouver, B. C, June -It. The Van
couver Rowing club wllf aend a full
complement of orawa to Nelaon in- Aug
ust to compete at tha N. P. A. A. O. re
gatta. Several new men have Joined
tha local club thla season and tha of
ficials will have no eaay task In aalect
Ing tha men for the-big rowing event
a everybody la working hard for a
place In the boata. Vancouver will ba
represented In ovary event on the pro
gram from the senior fours down to the
canoe races and aupportera of tha club
are eonfldent that tha boya will be able
to land the aenlor four-oared avant thla
year. The Junior ehamplonahlp In the
Junior fours and doubles le held by the
local club. -
CHILDREN QUARREL OYER
MOTHER'S ESTATE '
Family Claims - One Daughter
. Unduly Influenced Mrs. Mc
Bean and Got Money.
' ,.V
fSDerl.l Pis patch to The loaraaLl '
Walla Wall. Waeh.. June 11. Alleg
ing that - a sister. Flora McBvoy, had
unduly Influenced her mother In making
a will, leaving, tha bulk of a. 110,00
estate to her,, three ot the other chil
dren, cut off with a paltry 12 each,
yeaterday began an action in the supe
rlur court ttr have Mra. Jans MoBean'a
WHt,-ftld"f orprobate several- tnonthe
ago, act aside and an order made that
aha Juui died lntesttlJhaotherehiJb.
dren allege that their mother waa un
duly Influenced by their aister and thnt
Mra. McBean did not know what aha
waa signing when she affixed har signa
ture to the will. Mra McRvoy, who
was appointed executor of tha aetata,
Is preparing for a lively defense.
EUG ENE RELIEF CORPS
- MAKES FINAL REPORT
ISpeeUI Olspatrk to Tbe Joaraal.y 7
' Eugene. Or.. June II. The local re
lief committee haa filed Ita report. It
ahows that a total af I2.4M.1 waa sub
scribed and II.4I2.T1 axpended. . leav.
ing a balance on hand of 1101.41,,, The
money waa spent for the following:
Flour. 411 pounds; bacon, I.0T0 pounda;
potatoes, 47, 27S pounda; blanketa and
comforta, 1210.44; ieeding paaalng refu
geea, 111.10; donation ta a Kugene reel
dent who Buffered loae In the fire, til;
tin cups and coffee pou for feeding refu
gea' 111.10; miscellaneous, Ut. 20. Be
side the amount apent for feeding ref
ugee hundreds of oltlaena donated prOA
vlalona and, lunches for that purposes.
Highest in4 qityl .,. . ;.:
'Highest in public favor!
Biggest anil best smoke
ever sold at such a low.
".Price."
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l-
r.iASON, EHRMAN G CO.
PORTLAND,
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IFPOOTHISF
Walla Wallan, Once Rich, Must
. End His Days In Poverty .
as County Charge.
" (Special Mspeteh to Tbe Journal.) " :
WaUa Walla, Wash., June II. For
tune gone and health shattered, Green
laaf Btacy, to years ago on of the
wealthiest farmare In Walla Walla
county, was yesterday "taken .to tha
county poor farm because frlenda who
have bean keeping him for over a year
declined to pay for hla support any
longer, Btacy, now nearly TO yeara of
age, accepted his fata phlloaophloally,
although tt waa hard line, be said, for
a man aa wealthy aa ha one was, - to
become a county charge In the autumn
of We.
Twenty yeara ago Stacy owned ona of
the flneat farm a in Walla Walla county
and had money to burn. He .waa rated
worth anywhere from 171,000 to 100.-
000. The first misfortune that befell
him waa the death of hla wife. Thla
was a aarara chock to Stacy and he be
came careleea In hie financial dealings,
losing quit heavily in eeveral deala
A brother residing in Seattle Intereated
him in a plan to build one of tha flneat
realdancaa In Seattle, and "Stacy'a
Folly," a horn that waa famoua in it
"time, waa built by the two brothera at
a cost. It 1b aald. of nearly 150.000. The
brother died and hard tlmee oomlng on
Stacy lost his Seattle property. Little
by little his fortune clipped away from
him until a year ago it became necea
Bary for friends to provide for his aup
port' ' ' ' '
Sickneaa overtook tha old man and
ha haa been In a local hospital for eev
eral montha. being kept thara by old
time frlenda who have new deaertad
htm. " ' . -
MAN DROWNED IN
DIXIE FLOOD BURIED
Dpeefa1 Mspeteh te The Jonraat.)
Walla Walla, Wash., June It. The
funeral of Frank Johnson, drowned in
Dry creek, eight miles east of Dixie,
during tha flood on May 21, waa held
here lata yeaterday evening. Johnson's
body waa found on a gravel bar about
100 yarda below hla houae Monday even
ing. Coroner Cookerly visited the scene
and decided that no tnqueat was neces
sary, aa It waa evident that Johnaon
had met death by drowning. - It la aup
poeed that Johnaon went oat to view
the flood- in Dry- creak, - whloh runa
through hla plana, and accldently fell In.
Ma waa 45 yeara ot age and unmarried,
living alona on. hla homestead.
EASTERN EXCURSION RATES
Tone S3, as, July B and S, Angaa T, S,
S, September S and 10, . '
On the above datee the Great North
ern Railway will have on eale tickets to
Chicago and return at rate of 171.10. St,
Loula and return 117.50, St. Paul. Mln
neapolla and Duluth, Superior or Sioux
City and return, 40, Tlckata flret
class, good going via the Oraat North
ern, returning name or any direct route.
stopovers allowed. For tlcxats, sleeping-
car reservations or any- additional - in
formation call on or addraaa U. Diokeon,
WOMAN SHOT IN BACK -
HUSBAND SUSPECTED
(Jaoro.t Special Service.) - -San
Joae, CaL. June II. Mra. 8. San
Fellpa waa shot in tha - back . at 10
o'clock laat night In her home on Lin
coln avenue. Salvador Baa Felipe, her
huaband, claim a that tha aaaaaala fired
from In front of the houae. Tha sheriff
found a ahotgun, loaded with sheila, in
tha poaeeaeloa of tha huaband. There
have bean no arreeta aa yet.
t xmB9 raaxojfo.
If you are languid, denreeaed. Incap
able for work. It Indlnatee that your liver
ia out of order. Herblne will aaalat na.
ture to throw off headaches, rheumatism
and ailroenta akin to nervouanese and
reator tha enoralee and vitality ' of
sound and' perfect health. J. J. Hnb
bard. Temple, Texaa, wrltaai "I have
used Herblne for the paat two yeara It
haa done t"l me more good than all the
dootore. It )e the bet medlnine ever
made for ehjile and fever." I, a, to.-l
by .Woodard, Clarke Co.
OREGON
t linn i l . 1 1
Spring Cleaning Time
- Ia equivalent to "painting time."
for all the ao rubbing in tba world '
. won't brighten up woodwork like
a freah coat of BAT STATS paint.
Ask for eampla card showing
colore. - -: . , ,.
Fisher, Thorsen & Co.
axa rim s-romiL
Sront and Morrlaoa na. ( V
Your Dollcars Go a
Long Way
Here In purchasing bard ware that de-
pendabla in Quality and attraotiv la
prtoa, whatha buying ba a single ar
ticle or in lota of a gross. Courteous) .
attention whether, yea buy or look. '
Avery Co
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