The Oregon daily journal., April 18, 1907, Page 12, Image 12

THE OREGON ' DAILY. JOUKNAU PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. 'ATTJli: 13.4:C7.
uCiETV CIRCUS
ROSE CITY Ml
IS BEATEN AGAIfl
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Groom , Receives ' Poor Support
and Another Came Goes
is on TonmiiT
Doston
rest
SAlilCN STS.
Tirst Performance; of the Big
Spectacle Will Be Given
to Packed House.
to Commuters.
FULL DRESS REHEARSAL ' '
WAS , VERY SUCCESSFUL
ELY CATES PITCHES V,
VERY STEADY CONTEST
ilfn rJCRfKo) "fFF
IVesident Ctoorgo McSClW i tha
MultaoaMh Club Says Xh.AltlF
Will B CfcuaunanAed by Spectator
Prominent Peopla to Ac. . t
After over two month of prepara
tion on th part, ot, vrybody . Inter
ested, the society elrcn , will bi pre
sented thl evening under tha ausploa
of tha Multnomah Am tour Athletle
club and - tba Third Infantry of tha
Oregon National Guard. '- - ' ' '
Tk TmmAm from tha three nerform-
anoea "will go ta both organisation. J
Thla mornln President ONti Mo
MUlao of - tha Multnomah olub say:
"I am aura that tha paopla of Portland
will ba aatlafled with tha performances
that ara going to be given. : Everybody
haa worked faithfully for over two
montha in order that everything would
ro off without a hitch, and after' wit
neaalng last nlghf a f ull-dreaa rehearaaJ.
I am convlnoed that the ahow will more
then come up to expectations. v.'.r-
The program contalna all aorta , of
acta. Tha beat-known men and women
In tha city are participating ana were
can be no doubt at all regarding tha
many surprises that will ba In etors
tor tha spectators.. ; t,.' ;.
YESTERDAY'S RACING AT "; i
OAKLAND AND AQUEDUCT
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(Joenul aiMSlai Bartee.) ' "
Www York, April I. Aqueduct race
reaulta: - ... 1
Four and a half forlong Rustle
won, Evelyn O. second. Trey of Spades
third: time, 0:64 1-1. .
Steeplechase, about two miles Hot
Phot won, Commodore Fontaine second,
Arabo third; time, :. .
Six furlongs Grapple won, Clare
Russell second; time, 1:14. Workman
felL : Only three starter. T K
Six furlongs Juggler won, BUckaway
second. Jacobite third; time, 1:14 1-i.
Five furlongs 8uf frag won, Hand
sarra aecond; time, 0:61 1-1. Only two
atartera. ' - ''
Four furlonga Maater Robert won.
Fridge Whist second, 8enator Beckham
third; time. 0:7. . ...,.,'..-,.. ; . ;
; ....(.Oakland.;..
(Jnera.l apertal Bervlre.1
San Francisco, April 11. Oakland race
results: v "'
Four and a naif furlonga College
Widow won. Abbey second. Love of Gold
third: time, 0:M 4-f.
Mile and three sixteenths, selling
Ianlel C. won. Tarrlgan second, ; Bay
third; lime, 1:01 1-a. - " -Mile
and three sixteenths, selling
Cadlchon won. Nine Spot second. Fury
third: tlme.'l:01 3-i.' - .
Acushla handicap, mile and 60 yards
Rapid Water won. - Prinoeaa Tltanla
aecond, Eduardo thlraj time. t: i-a.
Mile and 70 yarda, selling Bedford
won. Earl Rogers second. Sir Brlllar
third; tlmej 1:44 1-5.
Seven and a half furlonga True Wing
won. The Mist- aecond. Phalanx third;
time, 1:14. ' -
Ragged Pleldlag of the GUnta Ooo
' tributes to ' tha Downfall of the
Portlandera Oakland y Supports
t Catoe tq.M'tnnln Form.'
(Joaraal Bpaelal aervloi.)
Oakland. . Cat. April II The .Port
lander went down again yesterday to
defeat t tha.handa of the local Com
muters. The lose of the game may be
attributed aolely to the Inability of the
Portland fielders to make good at the
Important atagea of the game.- Groom
pitched, a frood game, but received mis
erable aupport; In fact, so miaeraoie
that the clever young twlrler was ready
to quit on several occaslona. -
Catea, a former Portland player ana
one who didn't make good, waa In the
box for Oakland, and he kept hie hits
fairly well scattered, beatdea receiving
good support from his team mates. -
Oakland scored la the first on 'a pass
and Egan'a two-bagger. In tha. fifth
Inning Catea got a pasa :, Bmlth hit to
MoCredle, whojuggled the ball and ad
vanced the runners. Van Haltren
worked the "squeese" play, and white
the fielders were chasing Van Haltren
around the lot,' Catea and Smith acored.
In the seventh the Bouthlanders
acored . on' doublea- ,by Neumaa . and
Btaton. A pass, two "errors and a little
atupldlty gave tha visitors another In
the eighth. A base on balls, two good
drives and a mtsoue gave the Com
muter two more in the second half
of the eighth. This ended tha work.
Her la the ecore: " ..." . ,
. 4;-: PORTLAND.
' AB. R. H. PO. A.
Bhlnn. In. 6 0 1 11
Lovett. If.) 4 1 10 0
Caaey, lb. .......... 4 0 0 1
Mccreote. rr. I l l o
Newman, lb. , X 1117 0
tunleavy, ct ....... I 1 1
Ptaton. as. .......... 4 0 1 1 1
C arson, e. ( 0' O 1' 1
uroom, p. . . . . . . , .. . e a . o 7
Moore . t... 0 0'
B.
0
0
1
Totala , ,
Smith. If.
Van Haltren, of. . . . .
Heltmuller, rf.l ......
En an, ss. .
Bllaa, c
Bignee. in. ..........
Haley, Sb.
Devereaux. -In. ......
Catea, .,
Total '.i
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f. 4
14 II SI
Pd. A. E. i
0 0 1
10 0
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COLLEGE GAMES TODAY
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' Harvard vs. Naval Cadet at Annapo
lis, Maryland. - .
Carlisle Indian va.. 8t John' College
at Carlisle, Pennaylvanla.
Urelnua College vs. Gettysburg Col
lege at Collegevllle, Pennsylvania.
- Trinity College vs. Washington and
JLee nt Lexington, Virginia, v . , '
University of Georgia v Bewanee at
Athena. Georgia. - i.; ',
LouUIana State TJnlveralty va Marloa
InsUtute at Marlon. Alabama,
Erakine College vs. Clamson College at
TJnlveralty of Michigan vs. Michigan
(agricultural .College at Lansing, Mich
igan. University of Minnesota va. South
Bid High School at Minneapolis. . .
Monmouth College vs. Knox ' Collage
at Gal ee bore Illinois. ' '
- Heddlng College va Iowa Wesley an at
bVblngdon. Illinois. . r .
Belolt College .va Freeport league
loam at Belolt, Wisconsin,
Batted for Groom la ninth.
. ' SCORE BT INNINGS.
Portland . . 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
Hit ....... ....0 1 I 1 0 0 I 0
Oakland . . ......1.0 0 0 1 0 1
. Hit . . . .1 0 0 0 1 1 1 I
BUMMART. -
Two-bas bit Eagan.-Shlnn, New
man, Staton. Baorince bit Haley, van
Haltren, Bliss I, Blgbee. First base
on called balls Off Groom. I; oft Catea,
4. j Struck out By uroom. i: tr Catea.
7. ', Hit by pitcher Moore. Time of
game One hour ana t minutes. , UnV
plre Derrick. .-. . i . x
PACIFIC COAST' LEAGUE
Is Angeles'.'.
San Franclaca
Oakland . . . . , ,
Portland . .
Won.
7
f e) M
4
.......... a
Lost.
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....I,,-',
P.C.
.700
.464
.400
.160
Seal Shot Out.
1 l (Xenraal apeeul Carvtra.1 ' w
lS Angelea, April II. -Gray pitched
a flue game yeaterday and tha Seals
had no chance. Score: , '
Jjm Angele ...1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 10 0
San Francisco ..00000000 I 1
Batteries Gray and Hogan; i Wlllla
ana street..., umpire rerrine. , - -
NATIONAL LEAGUE-
GRAMMAR LEAGUE
AST SIDE SECTION.
- tTyed. Won. Lost. P.C.
FTawthorn . ... . 1 1 0 1.000
Sorth Central .... 1.1 . 1 .600
.Woodlawn ...... 1 '. 1 .000
WEST SIDE SECTION.
' i Played. Won. Loot. P.C.
Couch ......... ,A 1 ' 1,. 0 1.000
I MM .. .....,..; 1 , , . 1 . .000
bhattuck . , ...... 0 ' . 0 , 0 . .000
MOTJNT TABOR SUCTION.
. Plared. Won. Lost. P.C.
Mount Tabor ..... I 1 . 0 , 1.000
JHontavIlla . . 1 0 1 ? .000
Boutb Mt. Tabor... 0 : 0 -0 .000
Game today Montavllla v , . South
Mount Tabor. '.
rinmu tomorrow Woodstock vs. Ar.
lets; Wood lawn vs. Hawthorn.
I 1
Right Breathing Cures Catarrh
Blmple Way to Kin Catarrhal Germ
In Kooe, Throat nd Loagi
The only natural and common sense,
method known for the cure of catarrh
al trouble I Hy-O-met. It I breathed
hrough an tngenlu pocket Inhaler, so
that It medicated air reaches the moot
remote air-cells of tba noee, throat and
lunga. killing all catarrhal germ a, sooth
ing the Irritated tnuooue membrane,
and restoring a healthy condition
If you suffer from catarrhal trouble,
anich t offensive breath, raisin of tna
roua, frequent sueesing, hnsky voice,
!im-tiarg from ths nose, dropping In
the throat, loaa of strength, spasmodic
rnuahln. or a feeling of tightness
arroaa the upper part ef the oheet, you
houM brain to use Hy-e-mel at ones.
It will destroy all dlaeaae germa la the
rtoae. throat and lunga and provide the
I iJ with additional oaone. ,
s a do not want anyone' money an
..- Ilyomel give relief and cure, and
m-K .olutly agree that money will
i refunded unleae the remedy give
eMfrtlon. .
All drucaist should be able to sup
I'y you wtih Hyomel or we will send It
I r mall on receipt of price, 11.00, and
every rckage ia sold with the distinct
uiv!rrtniling that It eosta nothing nn-
l a it r irn. Booth Hyomel Com
1 oy, lluljilo, N.
...,
. ,..... ,i.
Won.
3
a
i
Chicago
Boaton . .
New Xork
Cincinnati
Philadelphia ... ........ 1
St Louis k .. 1
Brooklyn . , 0
PIRsburg . 0
Lost.
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k " l '
PC.
1.000
1.000
.760
.760
.111
.100
.000
.00
.-. ' " At Ftttabury. . "
R. H. E
Pittsburg . . , I 10 4
Chicago . I 0 0
Batteries Willis and Gibson; Taylor
and Moran. umpire j uay. ,.. '.
; At rhnndelphla.
r. he.
Philadelphia . . .... '....1 ' I 0
Boaton . . ...I 10 I
Batterte Lueh and Dooln: Llndamaa
and Brown, Umpire attain and Sms-
At Clawnnnatt.
R. H.E.
r1nMneH . ' ............... I 7
Ot Iiula : . ............... ...I II
Ratter es Ewint ana ecniey: Mrown
and MarahalL. Umpire Johnston and
Carpenter.
v. .
R. H.E.
.......... ......1 4 1
Rronklvn . v
New York ........ .rt.. ....... 0 1
Batteries r ergueon ana nresn.nsn;
BeU and Rltter. Umpire Rlglei
AMERICAN LEAGUE
-p.n
,oo
.!
.400
00
.400
.160
.150
.ISO
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Z, ' j " Wore Lest.'-
Boston . . 4 : 1
Cleveland I ' 1 -
Chicago . . , J ' I .
Philadelphia
Detroit . . I i 1 ' '
New Tork,
St. Louis . ........,.. 1 I
Washington . 1 a -
: S ' " a BtaaMa. ' 1
- , .. ... ' TL H.B
Boaton i. .....I T .1
Washington . , 1 I 1
Batteries ulnae ana ArmDrueier:
Smith and Heydon.
b. n r.
Detroit.... 4 1 1,1
Chicago , . ...4 7 1
Batteries Kill lan and Schmidt: Smith
and MeFarlandj
I R 1
Cleveland .................... .4 - 4
Bt. Ixule 1 7 1
Batteries Jose and Clark; Howell and
Slovene. ...
At Vew Tork.
R
rhlladelphU. . ...... .1. 4
New Tork f
Hatterlea Wad1ell, Bender
ohreok; Deal and iUelnow.
H.E.
4
0 1
and
ale
Of Men', VVomen'i and ChUdrwi'g Wearing , AppareL'boufht at Sc. 10c and 20c on the doHar,' will make the BIGGEST BAR-'
GAIN FRIDAY that this store aver witneated, and we remember with pride thai every Bargain Friday at The Boaton baa
been a bummer. . . ..- . ' . '. , ' t -;- , .
Roycrolt 50c, 75c, $1.09 sad $U5 Shirts
Some of them allghtly olled by : water, some of
- them allghUy scorched, but not materially Injured;
Manhattans, wuaon Bros., omren
' colored and whit Shirt, all included..
Choice . .....,...-....
10c
3600 PAIRS
PAINTS
aummcxa. ataraxa. wm
smcoxxL eoxj coif aiovox.
SOe) for all kind and condition of J
Drea and Work Pants; damaged, of
course.- ." " '" " - "- .
9Bt for the Roycroft' ,11.00 Proa
Pant, water damaged.
S1.4S (or the Roycroft' tt.SO Drea
Pant, gmok and water damaged. ,
Roya-oft's Swell Sdt sad
Cloak Pep&rtsect
94.95 ' tor ' Royerofts' Imported
24.00 to 111.10 London model;
amok only.' -', , ,
COATS fcOaTO) IIP HOW,
Ajcs as aroxTs omoxa
Biiuoi onr.
92.98 for Royerofta II.M to
ttv.vu spnnf ,whv . mm
Coat.
4.98 'tor Royorofte1 1 Long
Coat. In all the now mixture,
111.80 to J14.I0 value. -6.88
(or Royerofta swelleat
; 111.00 and 117.10 Spring Nov
- alty Coats. - Doaen of 'em, n
two alike. 1 . . ' ..
89.TB (or Roycroft exolualve
model In 110.00 to 117.10 u
perb Spring Coata, all lengths,
'perfect In fit and finish, man
tailored. ? '- " ""
Sia.BO take cboloe . of Roy
croft' finest 110.00 to 140.00
' ouatom T man-tailored . Spring
Coata, These ooate are good
enough for Alice Roossvelt.
tTSXLSRJin ATlfMT.
fflrouaUara coats, ai.98.
S2.BS and 84.98. Worth
15.00, 17.10 and 11160. -
cirrr.nmnars sbjbssbs, - X04
. S9. 89. ' 99a. . Worth , 0c
to- M.io. ' '
!Os tor . 100 dosen water and
smoke-damaged Ladle ' Wrap
per. ILI0 to 14.10 values.
SOOO SUITS AND
OVERCOATS
fermnro'S iiwmt ittui, samaord wt ram,
ngOXa AJTD WATU BOMB BAJDX.T, OMJB aTOT
AT fT-r . ' : i 'I'
AC for 100 Suit and' Overcoats, "; ' ' '.T . f'' V"..
7lyO acorohed and singed. .
Ci 01 'or th Royerofts new Spring 110.00 to 111.00
9l"0 Suits and Overcoats, water and ahoke damage
nly.' ; .,.',",. .","'!,
Roycrolt Men's r $. .CD
and J5XD Usna-raadc
Shoes and Oxfords . .
Only damage la tha burnt boa-ea including -rid kid, patent leather
Iff
and box calf, made in the Very lateet atylea. From tha world'a
moat famona maker. ' No better obtainable' at any price.
Women' 1.00 Congress .. House
Shoe . 48f
Women's 11 1! dongola kid Laos
Shoe, with tock and patent
leather tip, all !.... f 1.83
Misses' 1.I0 bluoher cut tan don
gola kid Bbo,- aisea u u
a 994
Children' 11.10 vlcT kid and pat
, ant leather pring heel Shoes,
lsea I to I t.............t9a
Children' . ILI0 fine viol - kid
School and Dra Shoe, lse
9 to il ......98
rhoasaad ; apon lawn aide ' at
pairs fa Mleet fioia Pongola kid
flexible aotoa ' and aaay as tb
Infante' 11.00 rid Ud and patent
. leather Lao and Button Shoes,
ateae 1 to I 484
MtssW 11.11 Whit Kid and
. 8trap Slipper. io 11 H to
4 I . . . ..; y.....T9a
Children' 11.00 white- kid two
trap Slipper. lse IH to
11 , ...69
Children' I to whit kid two-strap
Slippers, lrrl t4.....89e
Men' 11.00 English wait too and
blucher cut Shoes, In vlcl kid,
natsnt leather and bog
calf . f t&B
Boys' 11.10 beat quality of eat in
valf Lace School Shoes, slses
1( to IH ...v . fl.29
Llttl Gents ll.tal good quality
of aatln calf Lac School Shoe.
The Roycroil Dab
wzu rAJCoirs, arsror n BzaTTxm.
f3. 60 for 11.00 Roycroft', etetson',
all ahapea i . ..
81.88 for 14.00 Mallory'a. all shape.
81.38 for II Sweet, Dempster's.
9K for 11.16 Sweet, Dempster's, " '
f9p tor 11.00 Sweet, Dempster'.
19 for loo and 76o Men' and' Boy
Capa. . t ; ; '.. t . :-
BOTtmOTTS eao.ooo nr
TIM SPSUTO) stock or , .
Ladies"m( Apparel
Bmoks aad Water Pamaged Bold
v .-. . for a SoBg.i. ;.
LADIES' WAISTS
194 for badly damaged Watsta,
worth up to 11.60. r
,9&4 for 11.00 to 15 00 Waists,
perreot in every respect, noxea
burnt or smol;s small, that' all. .
OU
lae to 11J..I
984
Touth 1.00 best grade of satin
calf School Bhoea, slses 1IH
to I
y 4 o
.91.18
... AU raoTxa. v
81.98 for a lot of too of tho
worst damaged Skirt, valuoa
i up to 11.00. .
$2.88 for .00 and 17.10 SVIrta,
In nearly perfect condition;
mok smell 1 about all that'
' wrong with, them.
84.48 for Royerofts finest
Dress Skirts, , worth " np to
' 116.00; outside of -tho boxes
' only ' were , damaged. Es
; caped with - a - drenching; tha
firemen used the ' chemical
. only. f t . i
' . maA9' rois xm. ' .
MEN'S UNDERWEAR.
154 to ehote at Xo B Being
wore perfect gooda but not so
high priced, being la more asm
plete slses also. Valuea up to
10c v . .
rinsT and
SALMON &T&.
I CS(IDS(iDN mmL
fIBST AND
SALMON STS.
mmi
TWO GAMES PLAYED IN
THE GRAMMAR LEAGUE
Ladd and . North Centrals Get
;f Trounced by Couch and
V -v . Hawthorne.
Ladd was defeated by Couch yeater
day by the oor of .10 to 0. - '
North Central waa defeated by Haw
thnmi hv the acore of II to I. -v ;
, There were two game played In the
Grammar league yeaterday, one In the
east side and th other in the weet aid
ectton. . v ' - , fc-
The Hawthorne gam was fat' Th
North Central played a good game, but
tha fate were against them. Th um
nlr waa warned threateningly several
time by th youngaters, but no damag
waa don to him. Th North Central
braced un In th third Inning, and with
two out and aV ' man on second, aeven
run were made before th boy In gray
wera out In the field again. Thl cor
prevailed until the fifth inning, when
the Hawthorne team acore took th lead.
and never again did the North Central
team look danaeroua. The game , was
called on account of darknee in th
seventh Inning. ' . '; ; . !
This was th Hawthorne' first gam.
The' line-up:; : '' H ' ' ' .
Hawthorne. . . North Central
Montagu ........ .0 .. Roth
Flint ...,.. .....P..; Turner, Davl
Moreland ...... ...lb, ."VV. , .. McAfee
Kellog ......Sb... Stoop
Walpol ...i....lb.i...Turner. Davl
Lawaon .,. , .... f .f Brlgg
Smith ....4 Fisher
Hal ...rf.., Scott
Kye "....ef. McNary
' SCORB BT INNINGS. 1 '
N Central;;:,.! 0 1 0 0 0 4 I 10 '4
Hawthorn I I I 0 0 1 011 It I
Umpire Mr. Henderson. Scorer Mr.
fClark. ;
STETTLER'S NINE WANTS 1
. : ; A BASEBALL MATCH
. ' : v
Sporting Editor The Journal Any
ball team desiring a gam of ball can
be accommodated by calling up Maja
1117 and asking forCIyds Wstson.
STETTLBR S BASEBALL TEAM .
- Virtflnla Leagno Opens.
' Richmond. Va April 14.A11 signs
point to a aucceasful and p roe parous
season for ths Virginia Baseball league,
which play th first gam ot 1007 to
day. '- Portsmouth open at Norfolk,
Roanoke at Lynchburg and Danville at
Richmond. Th season will close Sep
tember II,. th ,cnaui providing for
140 game. ...
' grhedale tor Tonight ,
rreddle Col v. Oe rg William, 10
rounds, at Fort Wyn. Indiana.
Matty Baiawin v. viu rrHr, t
rounds, st Peons, Illinois.
. OOOB ytTBOMXirt .
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and women. Invaluable to good buet
neae men and necessary to housewives.
A woman shows good Judgment when
she buys Whlte'e Crem Vermifuge for
her baby. The best worm medicine ever
offered to mothers. Many,- Indeed, are
the aenslbls mothers -who write expreae
Ing their gratitude for the good health
ef their children, which they owe to th
use of Whlte'e Cream Vermifuge. Sold
by sil druggist, v
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Makes out a bill in duplicate or trip
uic, 7 wiu enters same on a
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sneet without loss of space. -
Does not smudge the sales sheetwith -'
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Changes at a touch on the lever from
either r purple, copying or non
fading black ink to red ? v v a -
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