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THE OREGON DAILY ' "JOURNAII PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 15. : 1808.
SPLEODIO tjilDE
$40 per . fJX
Any man
BIond.Halred Piano flayer' Puts
. ( ; ? Havy Pedal .ri, thai
FOURTEEN STRIKEOUTS' 1
i WAS BILL'S RECORD
Giants Got Aftet Lernpke In Third
71 Inntag and Rushed - Acroaa Runt
Enough to Win tha Game Casey
-Played th Star Came IT the Field,
Portland I. rrwM 1,
Baturtoe Ksslck and . . McLean;
Lmpk and Hosan. ' V ' v .
Thar was nothing- to yesUrdey's asm
between Portland and Fraano but Bill
Eaalffc .Me wss the . wbol show; all
the Timers looked alike to him.' Ma waa
7 Invincible. Hla carves war very de-
eepttva, hla control waa perfect and bla
Peed waa of a high order. Fourteen of
the visitors fell before hla shoots, tak
. Inv the strike-out rout for the want of
sometninf better to do. . '
Opposing; Esslok waa a yeuns; man
who" twirled bail -that on many occa
sions would brine; a victory to hla team.
Me had speed to apare. and kept the
Giants oo the anxious aeat But five
hlta wore mad off hi delivery, tw of
' which cam In the third Inning, sending
the .locals only vans aeroaa the plate. .
In the eighth Inning the locale, being
rather aleepy from an eaay time, due to
, Eaalck'a good work, got mixed up badly
. and juggled everything that oama along
ana put .im Clever young twlrler In -a
tight hole. . Henderson. Moore and Mc
Male were he offending Qlanta Their
mlscuea earn very nearly coating the
game..: Two hlta wr eandwlched in
among tbe.errora. producing a tally, but
Bill put on the heavy pedal and the day
waa done for th Tiger. Lempk eon--tinued
to throw perfect ball after, th
third Inning, and bla wntlre work wa
"ivry- creditable. Caaey. at aecond,
played th beat fielding gam of th
-entire bunch; Th aeor: : - -' -PORTLAND.
LB. R. H. PCX A. K.
Mr Hale, Cf. ..
Henderaon, ss.
........ i v i I i
0
Mitchell, ir.
MoCredie, rf,
........ I
-i
Smith, lb.
1 -later, lb. 4
McLean, c. .......... t
14
1 0
0 '
Moore. 2t)., .......... t
Eaalck, p. J
Total
...... ,11 X) IT,
FRESNO. - :
- AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
tToTteraVT.
4 0 1 10
,, Ioyle, cf. 4
0 . 0
1
' 0
0 0 1
1 T 1
0 10
t asey, ?o. ........... I
Kagan, aa. .......... I
McLaughlin, If. ,...
20 0
; Ialmas. So. .... WL-f j ,.,.a..O
2 5 1
sr Hogan, c. ,4 1 , 1 -B0
- jtmpiB, p. . t, r a o . : t
. ' Total . .......... .til 4 14 II S
'A- : f CORES BY INNINGS. .
fWtland . i ;....,0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 t
Hlta '1 0 1000 1 1 I
- Fresno TT .".T.T. - 0- 0-101
. Hit . .. 0 0 0 0. 1 0 1 14
.-' . SUMMARY. .'- v. ;
111 V4t m i u . J ' J l.n.ii 117 jwtiiyw..
4., Baaea on ball a Off Eaalck, t; oft
Iempke, I. DouhU play tmpk to
Carwrtght. Sacrifice hlta Eanlck, Mo
Hale a. Stolen - baae Mitchell. Flret
" baae on errore Portland. !; Freano, 1.
Left on baaea Portland, 0; Freano. T.
Tim of gam On hour and to mln-Utea.-.
Umplr KnelL
! ; PACIFfC COAST LEAGUE.
' ' ' '" " ' Won.
Pan Franciaco ...14
Portland ........11'
-XfOa Angelea ..,..,j,lS
Seattle . . . t... 14
Oakland . . ...17
Freano ...... II
tost PC.
14 708
17, .4S
13 .HI
! .463
II .140
17 .131
,;: . . AMERICAN LEAGUE.
' ,r' -; " Won.'; Ixat."
New York . 10 ,11
Cleveland . . !S
Philadelphia . II
- Detroit . r ; .'i . . . . r. . . 1 -
St. Louie .....10
Chicago . ...... .23
Washington .4 17
Boaton ..14
V ' ' At Cbioaa-e.
. R. J
Chicago , 1 .................... .1
Waahlngton. 0
: Batteries Walah and Sullivan;
ten. and KIttredge.
-At Olevelaad.
R.H. E.
.3 IS
Cleveland v.
New York . . ; . . . .
t
Batterlea Haas, Joas and Bemla; Orth
and Kleinow. . . r ..
At Setrolt. '.;
Itrolt . .
Philadelphia,.
Batteries Donahue and
Coakley and Schreck.
R.H. E.
... 0 1
jj'. 10 0
1 Schmidt;
Oakland Sbat Out. , 7
' (Jmrnd RperUI ScrTle.)
Saa Franciaco, June la, The Seal bad
no difficulty In Hanking th Commuters
yesVarday, Tb scor:
' -R.H. T.
' San Franciaco . .00000020 $6 0 t
Oakland 1 ......000000000 6 4
Batteries Myers and Bradbury; Reidy
and Bllaa. Umplr McDonald.
-STou will findtntrci:
satisfaction, ; more
-cbnifbrt-rmore-4c
: tual value in a -
TJSSION;
shoe
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' Than In any other.
$3.50 Shoe ' v;
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it .111
24. .478
31 .154
10 .111
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t ' s
Pat-
- Oregon ynaraptonsnip ue
V. gin's at Waveriy. ", '
Th opening day f th golf tourna
ment for the atate ch&mpionahlp
th oocaaion for a big .turnout In th
local link a. Th day waa. Ideal for golf.
and a keen Intereat waa taken In the dlf
ferent oompatltlona. Th beat acorer
In th women' Qualifying Tounda
made by Mra. Mabel Key of BeeUle,
aeorlog 101. Cheater Murpby. mad the
beat aoore In tb men' a .qualifying
reunda. making net SB.
One -of th feature' of tb opening
day a play wa the hoi competition br
twn William Caatleman and Mr. Van
Tuyl of Seattle, which reaulted In .a
tie. $ all. Both men executed aeveral
hard" aftota, but neither eould aeoure the
advantage.
i
Tb aoore mad by th aromen la th
open .ohampionahlp were. - -Mlee
sibaon, IIS, beat Mr. Burn. Ill;
Mra. Tom Kerr, 101. beat Mrs. Koehler,
111; .Mrs. Berry. 11 T, beat .Mra.. Ay er,
117; Mrs. Key of BeatU, . 101. beat
Mrs.' Caratrna of Seattle.. 11; . Mlaa
FUndera, 110, beat Mis Sally Iwla,
144. : .
. In th man's' opn championship th
soore war: Wilder. II, beat Van Tuyl
Of Seattle. 101: Hunt Lewla. 0. beat
Aetbury of Astoria, 107; Tom Kerr, IS,
beat Ollleapl of Seattle, 101; Olfford.
II. beat Llnthlcum. II; Cheater Murphy,
II, beat Webb, 104: -'Wright, l, beat
Andrew of Baltimore, 101; Llppy of
Seattla, 04, beat Brewater, 111; Caatle
man, 101, beat Zan. lit: Outhrle, 104,
bea,tXr. Jonas, '111; Wlnalow, 10S, beat
Burns, lit.. - ' I ......
. Ia tb women' championship- th fol
lowing wilt Play: Mia Flanders vs.
Mrs. Berry, Mrs. N. B. Ayer vs.-Mrs.
Tom Kerr. Mrs. Carateas vs. Miss Bib?
son, trs, Keyes vs. ,-Mra. Koehler. .
- Int. the first round of the-knockout
competition tha following , will play:
Thomas Kerr vs. OuthHe,-Wrlghtvs.
Atsbury. Olfford -vs. Andrews, Caitle
man vat Murphy. IJppy -va. Ollleapl,
Wilder tra. Van Tuyle. Webb vs. Unthl-
cum and Wlnalow va. Jjewla.
Th finale tomorrow will b watched
with great Intereet. Allan Wright and
P. B. Olfford bav been playing a fine
article- of golf lately, and wia figure
strongly In th finals. Hunt Lewis took
a streak yeaterday and put up a star ex
hlbtlon of the ancient gam. Other
nlarera who will be strong for tb final
honora Will MurphyJilnthlcuna and
Llppy. ' ' . " . r -
YESTERDAY'S RACING
: AT GRAVESEND TRACK
V'--''. - - " ' V-
New York, -June II. Oravesend rac
raaults: ,. - ., .' . "
About ' six - furlonge Lady - Amelia
won. ' Prince Hamburg second, Monet
third; ! time. 1;84.J: :
On mil and one-eixteentb Benevo
lent won, Kllngsor second, Iamcaatrlaa
third; time, 1:41.
One mile and SO 1 yarn' ' 1 aglatllla
won. Moonshine second. Coy Maid third;
timr-:4( S-0. ,-.
Th T j over -staaea. nv furlongs-
Adoration won, Kllllecrankle second,
Lachesls third; time, 1:014-6.
On mil and on furlong Red Friar
won. Plette second, Bragg third; time.
Flv furlongs Bat Masterson won.
Oran second, Paumonok third; , time,
1:01. - f . k
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
I - - 1 1 1 : . -
Won.
..ss
..II
..14
..21
..21
..II
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PC.
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.040
.42
.HI
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.415
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Chicago
Plttaburg . .
New Tork .
Philadelphia
St. Ixuls , .
Brooklyn . .
Cincinnati . ,
Boaton , .
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v ..... .
..21
. .15
At irew Tork.
R.H. E.
St. Louis '
...;r;...mvr.Tr;T.4 - s I
s 10 4
New Tork .
Batteries Druhot and Raub: McOln-
nlty and Bowerman. Umpires Klm
and Johnstone, ..
j-r . . .
At Philadelphia.
. . : R.H. E.
Chicago
ao . . 5 S 1
adelphta . . ,...1 I 1
Batteries Brown and Kllng; Plttin-SruahadIooin,j;jnplr---Q.'Pay,
'.''A Boston. - "
' ' R.H. E.
Boston '.. , 2 7 0
Cincinnati., , I S I
Batteries Dorner and Brown: Wicker
and Livingston. Umpires Emsll and
Conway. .-, , - .
' At BrooklTa,'
.. . - R. H. E.
Plttaburg . . .................4 0
Brooklyn ; .... 1 5
Batteries Willis and Pelts; Ptrlcklett
and, Bergen. Umpire Carpenter.
T Si washes Wia Easily.
(Rpeeial Dlspatrh to The Journal.) .
Seattle. Wash., June 15. The Siwaahes
put a crimp tn the aalls of th Angels
yesterday. Score:
4 R H. E.
Seattle . . 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 S 7 10 1
Los Angeles .1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 4
Batteries C. Hall and Blankenahtp;
Bargeman and Eager. Umpire Perrlne.
Tarslty Wins Again.
(Hpeeial tnepateb to The jnoraaL) -Willamette
"University, Salem, Or,
June 16. In the second gam with the
Salem High school yesterday th Wil
lamette ball ' tossers took the High
school lads Into camp to the tun ot
7 to . ..
30JWastln;tca SL
josfWest of'
Fifth St h
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Promoter Coffroth Say That a
i ; Bout Will Ba Puilid Off
-f'.i; In August. ? v
NELSON AND CANS MAY
- ' BE MATCHED F0"R CO
Jimmy Thinks That the Sports of San
- Franciaco Will Be Ready for Cood
Contest in About Two Months
Hockr Keyes a Comer, , . .
UAOrnal BiMAlal ImtImI
San Franolaoo, June la. Fight Fro-
moter Coffroth. has given It. put that
th gam will b reautned about, th
middle of Auguat. The on thing that
ia holding th promoters of big contest
from opening up'at the present time la
th lack of accommodation for th oat-Of-town
public- that always makea It a
point of coming to the city to wltneas
a star oontaat. .
Coffroth, wbo returned Monday night
from Loa Angeles. aald:."l think. that
there will be a resumption of th sport
very shortly. Personally,' ! am - Inter
ested. for with ma lt look' a If there
is a great demand for Mi sort .of amuse
ment which ths publlo enjoyed ' bet or
w . got th ' rattler. Like averythtng
elsa. It ha taken time for ue to find
whet w are at, ' Th old place are
gone, and w have to go out and hunt up
new 'localities.. Thla has. takan time,
but I think w are now In a fair way to
give a show . that .will be an .attraction.
Now we are. out on a still bunt for th
bast two men that can be brotaght to
gether. ' It will -have -to be a atar at-
traction." .
Coffroth would Ilka to get Nelson and
Gen together, but tb former stated
that such' a match was beyond question.
In his opinion th fight would not draw,
for th reason that if Gana mad ths
weight ill pounds the publlo .would
believe th match, a -fake. Nelson said
he would not give away any weight to
Oans, realising fully bla skill and hit
ting powers. Oans was in a fair way
to get back into public favor through
hla fight her with Sullivan, and gav
it out at that time that he waa through
with- faklna f or good and all. Hla re
cent fight with Willi La wis tn the east
put blm back on th earn old basis. - It
is so -raw that the sporting publlo
lost all faith In Oans' resolv to re
form. ,
Tin local promoters - a r watching
Hock Keyea, who 1 now In th east.
From his performances It looks as If he
might . be . a. likely comer, although he
has not aa yet met any of th "top
notohers." ' Undoubtedly if he makes a
showing In ths east be will be put on
here with some of th good ones. .
-NORTHWEST LEAGUE.
: Salaam Wis Again. , - - :
Butte, Mont, Jun 16. Th Miner
took a ten-Inning gam from th Spo-
kan nln yeaterday. Score:
, R.H. K.
Butts . . ......00001 00001 2 0 S
Spokan . . .0 01-000000 01 -T 1
Bstterioa Toren and Bwlndells: Ruah
and Stanley. Umpire Huaton.
SPORTING GOSSIP."
The Portland Rowing club members
will hold a smoker In their new quarters
tomorrow evening. i
. , . e e
In a wreetllng' contest held recently
catch-aa-eatch-can, ,on fall to take, the
coin, Strangler BUI Lewi floored. Dr.
Sox, th Khaki Kid, In flying order.
e " t ..
- Richard Smith, th wall-known foot,
ball star and coach of Columbia unl
varsity's football team, was a visitor In
Portland yesterday. Mr. Smith has been
appointed secretary of fh Astoria re
gatta committee, and wag in town In
th Intereat of the affair.
e -
Tomorrow afternoon the Multnomah
club team will croaa bats with th Wll
lamette varsity on ths club diamond.
Th baseball championship of Oregon
will, be -awarded- toth winner Ths
club lineup will be: Kenton, catcher;
Wakefield, pitcher; Trowbridge, flret
baae; Campbell, second base; Grey,
shortstop; Houston, third base; Henkla,
left field; Holman, center field; Stott,
right field., ' -
. e ' e
Fred Mulholland, who will act aa an
associate judge at ths Seattle rac meet
ing, which will open tomorrow, pasted
through Portland on Wednesday, on his
way to th Sound city. Mr. Mulholland
started -th horses at ths races held at
Irvtngton track during th last two
years. - -
" . . e " ,'
Tomorrow morning at . 10 o'clock' th
grammar school youngsters will hold
their track and field meet on th Mult
nomah field. '
" Tuners! of Bobert Korea. "
Hpsctal Dispatch te Tb Jouraal.t
Peyton, Or., Jun II. Th funeral of
Robert Morse was held at ths Baptist
church, of which h waa a member, to
day at 11 o'clock,' Rev. Hunaaker of
McMinnvllia conducting the services.
Mr. Mors waa born. In Mancheeter. v
tnont. in 1821. and baa mad DartoA
his hom most, of th tim sine HIS.
H Is survived . by his aged widow and
two aona :
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BOXING CARD ON FOR THE
FOURTH OF JULY
Lundy and Dougherty VVill Meet
; in Ring at Estacada on the
Cloriou Occasion.
Devotees of th boxing gam in Port
land and vicinity wilt bav "arrt oppor
tunity to witness their favorite sport
on Independence day. - The Fourth of
July commute of Estacada has re-
ouestsd Jack Day of this city to ar
rang a boxing be to be held in tne
pavllion' at Estacada on the afternoon
of th Fourth of July. Day got busy
at Onoe andwlred' to Seattle to secure
th services of Danny oughetty-end
Bob Lundy. two elevr lightweights,
.who recently met In Seattla. Lundy
halls from San Francisco and his record
is well known, while Dougherty Is on
of th beet lightweights turned out of
dear old Boston tn years, It is th in
tention of Manager Day to put on two
good prellralnarlea. A special ear serv
ice will b operated on this occasion, so
It la quit likely that th boy wui turn
eat In numbers to witness tn contest
BIG p. I. C. PARADE.
- . ?
Cavalcade of Wagons, Brays and Trucks
Saul Bla; Shipment of By Walskiae
From Depot to Store, : " '
"Built to Fit th Taste," "Just Ar
rived, O. I. Ci," wr th 'Inscriptions
on some ot ths banner that decorated
a cavalcade of wagons, dray and truck
that was necessary to haul th recent
shipment of liquors to th storerooms
of th Oregon Importing compny. It
waa th largeat shipment of rys whis
kies ever received in' Portland direct
from th distillery. ..--.
It waa distilled at th Oregon Import
log company's distillery in Lincoln
county, Kentucky, where th best brands
In tb world ar mad. It was eight
years In bond and was neither rectified
nor compounded. The whiskey, will
stand th tests of any pur food law
In any atate.
Th shipment Just received by the
Oregon Importing : company reached
Portland on th same train and re
quired th combined assltanc of every
team and conveyance of on of th larg
est delivery companies to transfer it
from tb station to th company's store
rooms. - L
I Business v methdds and ths goods it
handles bav made th Oregon Import
ing company in th brief time of i'.s
exlstenoe tb lsrgest mall order bouse
In Oregon. ' The company has met with
snch success that two stores are main
tained to accommodate Its customer
On at lt6 Third. . street - was started
sooir after the cempaujr was organised
and oontlnues to grow In patronage. Th
other, mor recently started at 170
Washington street, has also met with
flattering popularity.
A- Taatur- of the- two store Is th
female patronage. Tt 1s said that wom
en prefer to sntsr one of the two storts
of th Oregon Importing company rather
than any other liquor establishment bw
cause of the fact that they are conduct
ad just aa any other bust, oas house.
CANADIAN RAILROADS
FIGHrFOrTERRITORY
(flpectal Dlspatrh to The Joarasl.)
Victoria, B. CU. June IS. A hot fight
has been opened up In this province be
tween the O. T. P. and the C. P. R. com
panies, and every day there are new de
velopments. There ar now before the
house of common in Ottawa applica
tion of both roads for right of wsy Into
each other's territory, snd th outcome
la looked for with keen Interest by rail
road olrclea " r - - - i. --
WESTON OVERJOYED
AT ELECTION RETURNS
(Special Dlspatea to The Jnemal.)
Weston, Or., Jun IB. Weston la te
bav three picnic early In September.
Th masting - of tb Umatilla County
Pioneer association, whica '.waa to nave
who makes
t need any
ROD
been held In . Weston on May SI and
June 1 and t. -was deferred on account
of th Umatilla county flood, and will
be held at this time. Then th indorse
ment of the normal schools by ths peo
ple of Oregon, through th referendum
vote at tb recent election, has sus
tained ths Weston normal and th peo
ple ot that town will celebrate this
vent appropriately, and th excellent
crops In Umatilla county and th gen
eral prospect.- have Induced the- people
of Weston to hold a harvest festival.
These three events will be united Into
on grand harvaat plcnlo some tim dur
ing. September and Weston hopes to
show ber appreciation by entertaining
th visitors In a right royal manner. -
FOREST GROfc WILL
OPEN NEW HOSPITAL
(Special Dispatch te -The JoaraaLf
Forest Grove, Or Jun IS. At
meeting of about 10 of th most prom
inent cltlsens Friday It, was decided that
Forest drove should have a hospital
and sanitarium. Dr. Brown waa mads
president and Walter Hogu secretary.
Rev. C. . Clapp, Dr. Ward. Dr. Gel
ger, L. L. Holllnger. President Ferrln,
Dr. Bishop, Senator B. W. Halnea, J,
K. WltseL Colonel Haynes and C O.
Roe spoke tn favor of th proposed in
stitutlon. I
A committee waa appointed to secure
a building, which will probably be the
old Indian school..
WOMEN CANNOT- H0LD
. NOTARIAL COMMISSIONS
(Jmirnil Special Berries.)
Helena, Mont, Jun 15. Upon const!
tutlonal grounds Governor Toole has re
voked all notarial commissions held by
women in the state of Montana.-
WEAK - STOMACH
ABB STOat
ADAOn CtTBBB BT
SB. WTT.T.TtSfS
Another Trtumpa for th Tonle Treat
ment for Disorders of tha Bl
' geemv System,
Th symptoms of stomach trouble
vary. Soma victim have a ravenou
appetite, others loaths tha sight of food.
Often there Is s feeling as of wslght on
ths chest, a full feeling In the throat.1
Sometimes the gas presses on tb heart
snd leads th sufferer to think b has
heart diaeaae. 81ck headache le a f re
fluent and distressing symptom. - -
A weak, stomach needs a dlgastrv
tonio and that there Is no better tonlo
for this purpose than Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills Is shown by ths statement of Mr.
A. C. Merrill, a mining man of Onaals,
California, a veteran of battalion C
Third U. 8- resnilsr Infantry.
i . nan never;oeen wen etno i isit
th army.1 he says, "always having had
trouble with my stomach, which w
weak. I was nib down and debilitated.
Could - keep nothing on my stomach,
snd at-tlmea-liad-alck-headache so. bad
that-I-dl -not-carwhetherjT lived or
died. My stomach refused to 'retain
even liquid food and I almost despaired
sT4t lilies' WPll aaJi " nftC( t tl0 fltftAT
kinds of medicine without relleT. Then
waa bitten by a rattlesnake and that
laid - me up from work entirely for a
year, alx month of which I a pent tn
bed.
Williams' Pink Pills to me and I began
taking them. They cured m when all
other medicine had ' failed. I bav
recommended th pill to a great many,
for during my reeovery every one asked
m what was helping m so and I told
them Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I can
not speak too highly of them."
If you want 'good health, you must
have good blood. Bad blood I th root
of all common disease, like anaemia,
rheumatism, - , sciatica. neuralgia. SL
Vitus danoar-nervouaneas,. Indigestion,
debility, general weakness, paralysis.
locomotor ataxia and th special ail
ments that only women-folk know. Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills actually make new
blood and this Is th secret of their sua.
in the disease.- .
Drt Williams' Pink Pills sre sold .by
all druggists of ent.-roBtpaid, on
oelpt of price, 10 cents per box, six
boxss for till by th Pr. Williams
Medicine Co., Schenectady, N. X, i
five times
better.
want
STRKET
EXCUSED AND TOLD HOT JO
BE NAUGHTY AGAIN
That Is All Frank C. Barnes Got
From Judge Cameron for J
Breaking Ordinance.
j
Two Strawberry boxes, which might
have been resoued from some ash heap
or dumping; ground, with dirt, mold and
ash adhering inside and out; Frank C
Barnsa, Republican oounty commis
sioner, on the stand offering excuses
for th us of such boxes. These fur
nished a ecene In th polio court this
morning. "
And Mr. Barnes waa excused.
"Run along, now; but don't do t
again," aald Judge Cameron. In sub
stance, and tb case waa closed.
To offer berries or small fruits In
boxss which hava previously been used
for such purposes Is a violation of
city ordinance and Is punishable by
fin ot $50. It devolves upon Mrs.
Sarah A. Evans,' market Inspector, to
sea that th law la enforced., Mra
Evans says that she baa avtnurnber ot
times noticed that th Barnes Market
at Packing company, which retails fruit
at 1J7 Third street, was not complying
with tb ordinance and, according to
her testimony thla morning, sha I
repeatedly warned tha oompany. Last
Tueaday, whlle.atandlng In front of th
tor, ah saw a clsrk offer, for sal
two boxea of berries, th boxes being
discolored with age and caked, - with
filth.- She seised th boxes and swore
to a complaint against Barnes, th
case being called for trial today, '
In rendering his decision. Judge
Cameron stated that the boxes bad evl
dently been ' used a second time. He
then smiled genially at th county
commissioner and informed htm that
he would not lmpoee a fin this time.
but to refrain from being naughty tn
th future.
COOKE IS CAUGHT I
IN HIS 0WNVTRAP
(Jeornal Special Bervlpe.) . -
Lewlatoti Idaho, Jun IS Charged
with conspiracy tn attempting to hav
a fellow man hanged, Norman Cook, a
Spokane photographer, fainted In ths
courtroom hers yesterday afternoon.
Cook was th - complaining witness
againat Albert Jungclaus, who v,
charged with th murder of his foster
father, L, Feller, whom he killed by ac
cident. .
During the preliminary examination
it was proven that Cook and others
hsd attempted to blackmail Jungclaus,
and upon his refusal to pay them a por
tion of the estate n inherited, his ar
rest followed. Jungclaus was released
and Cook arreated. When arraigned
his nerve failed and he tainted ' dead
away.
INSURANCEMUST- BE-
PAID BY COMPANIES
tJearaal Special Service.
San Ftanclsco. Jun IS. That tha In
surance oompanles which refuse to pay
in run tneir losses ay tns California die
aster shall be driven from the state It
th determination of the officials. In
surance Commissioner Wolf Is backed
by Attorney-General Webb, who has ex
pressed himself forcibly In condemna
tion of the 10 Insurance companies
which at tha meeting In Oakland Tuea
day decided to pay but IS per cent, - H
says that under tb stat law th oom
panles lloense may be revoked and that
this action will be taken.
Bastarn Oregon Batrloti.
(Specie! Dlspatrh The )wnl.)
Milton. Or, Jun J. It: haa - been
definitely decided that Milton will cele
brate th Fourth of July In a moat be
fitting manner. Th bulaa men of
tha city ar taking th matter tn band
snd ar srranging detatla and raising
funds with which to flnanr It.., f
ton will hava a rousing calf' nd
neiix win ceienrat aiao. c '
celebration o Vmatllla eouii .
at MUtoa , ' i
5 ijmf:-
Bet Stark arid Oak
CAFE AND
MUSIC HALL
WEEK BEGINNING
MONDAY, JUNE 18
Welch & Earl
"The Team in White"
Fiechffs Tyrolean
Sextette
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Walter Mfflard
The ''Tramp Comedian"
V Trixetta
Serpentine Dancer and
Contortionist
Belle Lawrence
.- In . Specialty -
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Special Daily Matinees from
i 2 to 5 o'clock.
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2 to 5 o'clock
Program Changed Daily.
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Burnaide street.
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