The Oregon daily journal., May 14, 1907, Page 11, Image 11

TIIE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 14, 1C07.
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SFORTS . OF :fHE: D AY:. :
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sox HOLD
HIE
si. BIO)' OUT TODAY
v Celebrate the Capture of Last
. t Year's Pennant With Mon-
" " " "'.i ster Parade.
MOTOR GIRLS WILk HAVE MANY PflRTf ANR 1UU
, iirni nr nn I i 1 1 1 1 i n n nnrt i i r-n M V I1 1 S-lllllV I Mills
. Ntw anu o i uixfiiMu uusi units
Ml IP ri iti te a ft i r nin
. ; PLAYERS IN MARCH
Travel to Grounds to Tone of "Con-
I quering; Heroes," When Hag; Is
!. ' Raieed Cost Two Ilondred ' nd j
rirty Dollars Note. ; v
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The motor girl will have more pretty
things to wear this spring, and summer
than aver before. Rubber silk coats
will be much In vogue. These are in
new oheoks and are more attractive than
ever. Most of them come ;wlth hoods,
which are more convenient for keeping
dust out than the unsightly caps with
Curtains, k, r'.- " :" ''
For the Ion trios the weeraoie crav-
enette which can be battered about will
continue to be popular. There Is noth
ing new In these. r-rh '""'
The auto , hat will come in many
unloma styles. The Edna May will be
popular, as it makes a pretty hat when
worn with a veil. -
Modish women automobillsta are rona
or the little French hats With peaked
fronts or soft brims that may do ad
justed to suit the Individual. ,. Some of
these have pongee or crepe de chine car ,
am oi
AfternoQn at Twenty-Fourth,
and Vaughn Streets.
tains with long ties, while others equal
ly smart are held in place by big square
vella arranorad , in in. dulnil fuhlnn.
These veils measure two yards each First Game tO Begin TomOITOW
" mnA BIV 1VUUU in 1011.0 vi
attractive .Combinations. stunning I
veu or thflk type Is deep cream color
with card! fal polka dots and two-inch
border. Another. In white decorated with
empire gret Is shown among the styl
ish effects. M Tlve-yard-long veil has a
white silk mesh center with brown chif
fon ends;, the white part is intended to
cover the face, and the ends arranged I
over the hat and hair, ending In a big
pow it tne taroat.' . : ,
In the east the women are taking te
the leather coat, but this will never be
popular in California, as the days get
oo warm ror it, :r ; i
. The German plaid In light woolens
will be worn considerable, as It is eer-l
viceeoie ana looks well.
PORTLAND FANS HAVE
NOT LOST CONFIDENCE
Slanager McCredle , Says He Has
. Some of Best Players in League
nd Will Blake Them Go Some Yet
Ha Had Dad Lack. V
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Chicago, s May 14. Nothing but the
cooperation of Old Bol ls now neeaea
.to Insure the greatest blowout ever at-
, tempted by a baseball team when the
.great aiiic , pennant awarded . to the
a s cnampion waits Box is noisiea
today, as a preliminary to the , game
with Washington.
0. A; C. BEATS P0Llf.Mll RESULTS OF YESTERDAY'S
'COLLEGE TRACK LiEET RACES Oil MEE TRACKS
completed for Hall and Wolf, Both of Cprvallis,
a monster parade, headed by a band of
100 musicians provided by the national
commission, which will march through
the principal streets to the park shortly
v arter noon. All of the amateur ana pro
' fesslonal ball teams of the city, aggre
gating over 100 clubs and 1.000 players.
will take part in tne . aemonsirauon.
Arriving at the park. Mayor puss and
.other city, off lclale and visiting base
ball magnates will review the paraae.
The champion White 8o will march on
the .field, to the tune of "Conquering
iUeroes." , whUe the arand old . rag la
hauled uo to the ton of the high pole.
The pennant isn't any snlds affair, the
national commission blowing In 150 sit
moleons f or the tt feet of double-thick-
ness of blue silks-which bears the le
' arnnd! v iJ
"Chicago American Lgue Baseball
Club, Champions of the world, not.'.
" Kefor'mers are trying to stop Sunday
baneball In Erie, Pennsylvania. - r
The two Canadian teams of the Bast
am league, Montreal and Toronto, look
to b much stronger this. season, i '
The Richmond team has been setting
- fast oace in the Virginia league.
The Trenton club, with all its former
big' leaguers, is not to have a cinch in
the Trt-State league race. ' v- "-"
7- Frank i Selee's Pueblo 'team of vthe
Western league ' Is up against a bad
Start, but if anyone can ' straighten
thinva ont Frank can. -
' Grand Rapids,- champions of the Cen
tral league, lost the first four games
this year. ir,--" . -(r :
' The Connecticut league dubs have a
hardteam to beat for the flag In Wa-
terburv.
When Tim Hurst rendered a close de
cision ; In a recent : Boston-New ; Tork
game on of the Pilgrims became angry
anq yelled wnere are your eyes, nw
in. fnr a liew.moont" . "Don't cry. son
hy. alt still and eat your cake." replied
Tim. f, f i. i. - - l
, p The Texaa league managers this year
are:. Jimei J, Maloney, Dallas; Frank
welkart, Galveston; .Walter Balm, Fort
Worth; 8am, XaRocque, . San Antonio;
Claude Rellly. Houston; B.-4). Caven
dr. Waco: Ben, Shelton. .Temple and
Brooks Gordon, Austin.
''Vv''.' Are ait Champions. tt;:
Lincoln . holds the ' hit championship
In the Western league.. They made S8
hit, mAMntiv in a nuM with Omana.
Joe Kelly's Toronto iteam got a good
tart. Joe has been singing "Follow
u' n thm inaatern lea rut -learns.
. In the 20-lnning game between the
rnweli ... and Haverhill olulbs , Pitcher
runtma of Lowell allowed but six hits.
"Buck" Freeman at tha Boston Amer
icans has been sold to the Minneapolis
club. 4
-Smash Records In the
Weight Events.
" ' rSMrt.l DweitA te n loeraaLt
Cervallis, Or., Msy 1. In . des
perately contested field meet pulled off
here yesterday the Oregon Agricultural
college ; defeated the . Washington Bute
college by the score of It H to I2H.
Two college records were .broken.
Hall (O. A. C) broke tha state redord
for the hammer throw, tossing the
weight. ISt feet and 1 Inch. Wolf,
freshmen from Portland, broke the col
lege record for the 1 1-pound shotput by
heaving the lead 41 feet. X
Tba summary of events la as fol
lows; .'W'.v.,..-., i-:.;-,. i.-vav,..,,-., it;,;
100-yard dashSchroder 0. A. C).
Oreenhaw (O. A. C), Myers (W. p. C.);
time, le z-t seconas.
Pole vault--Swann tO. A. C). Reed
O. A. C), Roper (O. A. C), Cogwlll W.
a O, Ued for third; height. 10 feet
80-yard run Thorale (W. B. C.i.
revolt tu. a, a., Maloney (w, M.
time, 9:01. ...
Hammer throw Hall -f (O. - "A.
Halm (W. 8. C), Thayer (W. 8.
aisutnce, in reet 1 inch. t v - .
izo-yard nurdieo Hammer (W. 8. C).
Burgman (O. A.1 C), Putnam (W. B.
C); time, H 4-5 seconds. ; ''J -
zz o-yard oasn Schroder (a A. O.
Oreenhall (O. A." C). Sheney (W. &
C.)i time, SI 1-8 seconds.
Broad Jump Reed (O. A. C), Bwsnn
(O. AC). Brodle (O. A. C): distance.
SO feet 1 Inches.'
Bhotpue Wolf (0A. C). Halm (W.
& a), . liove (W. B. C) ; distance, . 41
zeet. . y
At Belmont Park. (.
Seven furlongs Sienap wonl Kim's
Daughter second, Bella of Pequest third;
lime, i:zs e-t. ' -
Four and one half furious Minnie
O. won. Senator Beckham seooad. Bis
kera third; time, 0:44.
Biz furlongs Olnna Ken won, Lad of means lost confidence In HcCredle and
Langdon second, - Jennie Wells . third; I his huskies. - They are Inclined to look
time, 1:14 4-6. ' v. ; . lupon the home olub's small psroentago
Five furlongs Transvaal won. Alavda I aa the result of a combination of mis-
second, Moaregor third; time, 1:00 1-4. 1 fortunes rather than an actual lnferl-
Mile and sixteenth Dandelion won. I orltv In the team, and If Portland starts
Nealon second. Red Friar third; time, I off well at home she will be backed to
Portland's baseball team dropped Into
town this morning, and as soon aa the
players got rid of their luggage they
made a run for a barber shop, v Shaved
and slicked t up, they strolled around
town until noon, shaking hands, with
their friends and taking life easy. ' This
afternoon at I o'clock they fathered at
Recreation park and seampsred Joyously
ever the brand-new diamond mads to
order by Mr. Hlgglnsv..:';..;a-.;:...V'MV.
Portland's welcome to her team prom'
laes to bo s warm one. The Btavera
have mads a miserable showing so far,
but local tans seem to have by no
won,
third;
CI,
C);
1:47 1-6
One mile Water Tsnk won.
Hayes second, Bavablo third;
1:40 4-5.
At Oakland. '
Half mile, selling Herlves
Katie Rains second, Albion . H.
time. 9:48 1-5.
Mile and sixteenth, selling Adiron
dack won, Ball na eecond. Little Joker
third; time, 1:48 4-6. . -
Mile and sixteenth. Selling W. B.
Gates won, Desmagea - second.
Fashion third; time. 1:48.
Mile and sixteenth, -. selling Rotrou
won. Fury second. Hi Caul Cap third:
Ume, 1:47 S-6. - t
Blx furlongs A. Nugent won, .Corn-
bury second,,' Merchant third; time.
1:1! 1-6.
the limit In tha matter of enthusiasm
Chief I sad support. :v .
ume, I Walter McCredle says he's been a vic
tim of hard luck, and expects to prove
that , he may yet turn out a winning
team. ,.:...:'..:. '-,'
r "I've had bad luck all around.' be
sald, when seen this morning. 'In the
first place, we started there In Ballnaa
and It rained all tha time. It rained so
much that we didn't get practice enouch
to be able to find out what tha men
were able to do. Then ' McHale, Hen-
Ladylderson and Ross, who were to have re.
poriea to me, man i snow up, ana mat
left me In a hole, I may get Ross yet,
however. : g w --(
1 was handicapped' all the time by
not ; having , a : third-baseman or
a first-baseman," continued Mo
Credle, "but now I ' bave Mott for
Seven furlongs The Mist' won, Lorn I third, and this man Carson is doing good
Reed second,
1:36 4-6.
Corrlgan third; time.
. . At Louisville. '
Four furlongs Grand 'Dame won.
Banghor - second, Waldorf Belle third;
time, 0:48 1-6.
Five and a half furlongs Aleoon
won. Bosseriaa seoond, vr, lm Huff
man third; time. 1:07 1-6. . '
Four and a half runongs Haiket
440-yard dash Oreenhaw (O. A. C.), I won. Honest second, .Financier third;
Thomle (W. S. C). Howard O. A. Ou! time. 0:64 4-5. j
time, 61 1-5 seconds.
Steeplechase, "- short course Maglo
work at first. Mott played . with Se
attle last year, and was one of the best
men in tho league. X have a good bunch
of ballplayers, some of-the best in the
league, and I expect to make a differ
ent record from now on. Last year I
didn't get off so welL For the first
three months I didn't win more than
half the games. And yet we have the
pennant. We'll do something yet this
yoar,'. .f-p--,, i.y
i Tomorrow's Program.
Th Ban Francisco bunch will arrive
tonight and the first game will be
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Now is your opportune chance to buy yourself a fine Watch.
You need not pay all cash. Pay a small amount down upon pur
chasings the balance $1.00 PER WEEK In this way our liberal;
credit system enables every person to own a high-grade timepiece. '
INSPECTION CORDIALLY INVITED.
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COR. FIRST; SECOND AND YAMHILL STREETS
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SPORTING tlOTES
Local and OUienrlse.
MUe run Johnson (W. 8. C), Covlljwon, Peter Vinegar second. Full of Funjplayed tomorrow afternoon at 8:80 at
(W 8. C.X. Walsh CW. S. C) i , time.
Discus throw Love (W. 8. C, Ben
nett (O. A. CL Thayer (W, 8. C)i dis
tance, .11 reet s inches. -
High tump Chapman to. A. C). Put
nam (W. S. C.), Hammer (W, B. O;
neiftnt, o reet i incnes. ' ! ; : ; ,
izo-yard hurdles Putnam' (W. 8. CI
Hammer (W. 8, C), Bergman (O. A.
C); time, 17 8-6 seconds.
Trainer W. L. Hay word of the TJnt
versity or Oregon acted as starter.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
I third; time, 1:61 4-6.
Six furlongs zai
Mae-Red-
second. Lavelta third; time, 1:18.
Mile and a sixteentn XjOuiss '
Farlan won.. Bcatplock second.
Wood third; time, 1:48 1-5.' .
: NOTES OF PORTLANDS
AMATEUR BALL HIRES
Twenty-fourth and Vaughn streets. The
Mike Button I festivities will open with a parade which
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will start from Fourth and Washington
streets at 8 o'clock. Arriving at the
grounds, the 1106 pennant will be raised
by the hand of Judge George H. Wil
Hams. ' The two nines will practice, and
then Mayor Lane, - Auditor Devlin and
Judge Williams will take the field, the
mayor as pitcher, the auditor as catch
er, and the judge as umpire. The mayor
will throw the ban in the direction of
Devlin, Devlin will make a wild attempt
to catch it. . ana uage wuiiams will
call "Strike!" In a loud, stentorian tone.
Then the real game will begin.
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James MUiin, wno was inoo y '"iw xorit ,
, nas oeen soia - io
Kew York Giants,
wiiev Piatt the ex-major league
' pitcher,' has been released by the Ba
' an,K AtiantlA learue team.
Manager Griffith of the New Tork gt
' Americans nan .. Brooklyn
A Vew York.
" N R. H B.
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Batterles-Maaon : and Rchlel: Vi.
amnity ana Bowerman, - Umptr-Rlg
tn Atlanta.
nnhA" viaaintrei' has started the sea
son In fine condltloa If the "Reuben"
can keep In for this season Buffalo- will
be hard to beat for the Eastern league
pennant J-V J " ,':,T2
It is said that Mayor Brand Whltlock
ti la the onlv city- official who
..r turnad down a season basebair
pass.- .
cnDCQT nRfiVF SFFS
WJv. I VMa.W .1 vii iw i a- ,..w
iSREATi BALL GAME
f ' t "... ,,,''
CtolU 6eat McMlMvllle After Thlr-
. teea Spectacalaf Innings
, '' ' ' ;. Have Been PUyed. ; i
Forest Grove, Or., May 14-In the
most sensational ball game ever wit
nessed In this city, the Finest . Grove
Colts defeated tha McMinnville team by
. ,0ore of 8 to 1 after playipg 18 spec-
..miliar ' lnnlnrs Bundsv on the local
Tha vranAatand wag brOUKht tO Its
t time after tlmo during the Jong
u..iinM hv atelier catches and spectac
ular puya Rudy Bchults made several
plays off second that would make thrills
of loy run up and down the spinal col
umn of an old leaguer. . Bchults" little
brother wlille upheld the .family name
JO'grana ow styie u ii mvim.
Moore accepted many difficult chances
without missing one., rj- -vi
. The. work of Nejson, Gldi and Ropper
for the vlsltora was equw to .tne Desi
"klnnaSs: proressionai ou.-:yr..--;
wns.is the iisovp: ZA"?
Ynremt Orvo - McMinnville.
Getters i .',,.'....', , .Dennis
Moore . . . . . ....... .cf . .... , . , , Blms
Kopple . V... ,'.,ss...... i Scottj
Matlock , . . i . ..8b..i ., DeLashment
Brltton .lb. . ... .... .Nelson
Brown "'. '. ....... .rf. , . . ...... Holman
VT. Bchults ,t.,ik....lf.....i......i Pools
Betties . .'. .. . . , -P. ...... ... V Ropper
R.Bohults iSh.,.i.iii.101ds
At Brooklrn.
R. H.E.
................ I.. .t 8 , 8
i ....... ..a a s
Batteries Karger. Beebe
nan; Henley, and.Rltter.
O Pay. , ,
t -.'- ? .'" . -V V- " essieMeMsaaBH T".
The Telerraros mst their third defeat
at the hands of the Waverleys Sunday
by the score of 11 to ?. - Lineup:
Waverleys. Position. Telegrama
I Day .........,.....c. ........... Black
I Lanae p. ........... . .Elliot
Krouse , . ; ..; . .ss.T.; ".:.".;;.:.";Ruffner
Smith ...... ...... lb. ....... .v Morrow
Caples ....,. Sb., n Mase
DeTemple 8b..... Walkley
iBimco ....... .....iz... ........... m et. c&.ki. ai i b.j.
Martin ........... cf.. ....... Raybackl s."iw iauiw wi tvutou Droeuer
BILLINGS SELLS EVERY
IE BUT LOU DILLON
and Noo-I Voss
Umpire I
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Fisher
At Philadelphia, f v ;
, R. H.E.
........I...........D 1U 1
........ .i. .. .1 4 ' 4
Batteries L.undrren and Kllnr: Cur.
naon ana jacaiiLscn.
stone and .Kiem. -. .
Chlcaao
Philadelphia .
The North Portland Juniors will chal
lenge any team in tho city under 15
years old. Call up Main 6856 and ask
for Chester Laird. , '
to Go at Auction Before
End of Week.
jf : -- i j : BaeebaU fortBupper.
tv X ' (Special patee to The oeraal.V
- Bis lock. Or., May ' 14. The BhUock
baseball team and the O. R. N. Rip Rap
team flayed a game of ball " at the
' eniitn rsnca. near uui piM.,Dununr.
- : The score stood 8 to 10. in favor of Rip
' Rap. Both sides put up a good game,
. The game was played for an oyster
' supper and denes to bs given at the Bla
lock hoteL In spite of the wind about
ISO people witnessed the game.
The North Portland Juniors won two
UmDlrea John-1 games last week, one from the Sunny.
side nine ny tne score ox s to e ana tne
othr from the Sellwood teant by the
as xmannxg. 1 score of to 0.
1 .. .w '-i ..:-. n. ft. -Hi.
riiifluur. . . j...'. ............ .i li i ... . .... ........ ... -
p.,... ------- -- -. -i ne jueier m itus nin ggiwiN vn
.vu.v., , , .. ................ .A a, m
(Jovnt Bpeeial letvica.)
Cleveland. O.. May 14. Horsemen
from all over the country are In Cleve
land today to bid on Major Delmar and
the numerous other thoroughbreds from
the stables of C. K. Q. Billings, to be
sold at tho Fasig-TIpton -suction sale
during the week. The Billings consign
ment includes sver light harness horse
Batteries Llefleld, Plllippl and Gib- 0w,' L a? Sunar Dy 'th r l owned by the mllllonalro amateur reins-
son; Young, Dorner, BuUes and Need-
nam.
AMERICAN LEAGUE I
It to 16. ' This team would like to chal
lenge any team under 16 years of age.
I Call up LOyd woodward. Main 8267.
At Cnaleago. '.'! '
.V,i,:;c'-,;.jySil.,v'i R, H E-
8 2
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Batteries Patterson. Whlt and Mn.
nnino; waaaeu ana senrecx. . :,
Chlcasro . .
Philadelphia
t-'TT.M 9. Ionia,
Pt. " LjQUlm ,-., ...i, .... wi i ,0 V 8
Washington i v .4 11 8
u&tteries Jacobean, f.
Bpeyert Falkenberg. Graham and Blank-
enShlp..::'T.y;,,.:;;i-'1-7',S .'i&AJr
b ' .' , ' i. ' "' ''"'"A.'s'ijf
j! :.'.-d-h' ; At fwalaadV
Cleveland . . ................ ..1 - 4 I
New York i ,.....V,i....w...Tt U
Batteries Mooro and Clark; Orth
and Klelnow.
Sr-WWval Satrcit,
': .::, -.- v R. ft-. R.
Detroltv.tJ.j....,, ..... Y4 .10 ..-.1
Batteries siever ana ecnmiat: m-
neen and Armbruster. ;.y' A,iV
man, with tho exception of Lou Dillon,
the 1 world's champion trotter, and her
recent roai by John A. MoKerron.
Among the celebrated horses that will
be sold under the hammer are the cham
plon. trotting gelding Major Delmar,
l:6 ; the pacing : stallion Blalock,
1:07 H; several brood mares, all In foal
to John A. McKerron, including Mssette,
l:04t Imos-ene, S:11H; Fanny Foley.
1:194, wagon record 8:11; Bugle,
tat)i,mnd Glad TJews, ,:14. Five two-year-olds
by McKerron, four yearlings
by the same horse, ana one by Fred 8.
... v. . -.. ........... uarvin i jajrerwooa oui oi nucule, are aiso in-
J. Mueller.... ....lb... ......... Fisher eluded in the Billings string, and it Is
wixon . .......... .zd. uavageiiai expectea win ne eagerly sougnt ror.
Jones .......... ss...., A. Donaldson I Major Delmar, the greatest trotting
F. Mueller . ......,8b.,.,.,...,.. Mlers I gelding in the world, was purchased at
Hogan .......... ..lf ............ Bosell I aucUon two years ago by Mr. Billings
Manninr ......,.,cf. ............ Bclg I for 615,500, the Mora having been sent
Nutbrown ....... .rf .C Yosperf to the "block by E. E. Smgthers, whd
arove tne entropion in nia race against
The Viuas defeated the 8tettlers on I Lou, Dillon for the Memphis gold cup.
the home grounds Sunday in a fast Blalock, the whirlwind pacer,, was pur-
game. The score was 18 to 1. " The I cnaseq oy Mr. juiiungs last year ror f is,-
In a fast' game last Sunday the Alblna
Victors defeated the Woodlawn Stars to
tha tune of 8 to 8. The feature of tho
game was tha pitching of Duncan, who
allowed but four hits, while Vosper was
batted for 11 hits. F. Muelle and Hotan
led tho batting by each receiving four
' A. Victors, . Position. Woodlawn.
Duncan ,.f ....P...C and D. Vosper
Sheen . ........o , Garvin
Btop paying for the poorest service
advertise for new employes In .the Jour
nal.- -r-,". ... v:; , ..-if.
PROFESSIONAL
BALL
?nrora oaxxs
twirling of Probst and tho fielding of
the Villas was too much lor tho paper-
box makers, At no time did 'they have
a look-in. Bird' wilt do the receiving
for the Villas this season, aa he made a
good showing. - Park of . tha Bralnard
CubS played a star game at shortstbp
ror the - Btettlers. - Next Sunday morn
ing the Villas play' the Bunker Hills pn
East Twelfth and Davis streets. v
The Peninsula' nine was defeated by
the North Stars yesterday by -the soore
of 2 to 4. i Charley Wright was in the
box for the Peninsulas and Georae
Swart was the twiner for the winners.
000.
Tho decision of the Chicago million
aire to quit the narness racing game
is believed to be due to tho Memphis
gold cup scandal, which was fought out
in the courts. Mr. Billings has been
Identified with matinee racing for the
last 18 years, and in 'that time has
owned more harness horses with excep
tional records than any -other amateur
in the - country. He has : never placed
even the smallest wager .on the result
of a race, engaging' ins the game-purely
for sport, with a ribbon or a trophy as
sufficient reward. - His retirement will
be a distinct loss, to the turf.
PORTLAND vs.
,. SAN FRANCfSCO V
; fA JOK STREkf GKOITYB.
MAY 15-16-17-18-19
rSnma haHn at 1:10 rt m flnnav
4:80 d. m. . Genernl admission as a.
Grandstand Boo, Children lOe.
LAStES PAT PRZDAT.
The Holladay nine would like a game
I with . the Invlncibles. : . .Call un East
8287. Holladay would also like a re
turn game' with .Fulton. ,
' v"'"1'"aJeBeBaj 'V"-'' ' -.'t"' '.. -r
.Any teawdeslrlna- a arame with the
I Peninsula baseball team for May 18th
should call up Woodlawn 608 and ask
i for H. Becker, manager, . ,
Strawberries are all rlsht around Tha
Bailee, - . i . - ,
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the worst dUetee
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etilet to r4r WHEN
YOU KNOW WHAT
TO DO. Minr t.ra
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L.I oioal
tairs, ana aon't know
th, elears, tailing
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It Is BLOOD POISON. Brad to DR. BBOW.N.
0HS Arch St., ' Pblladclpala. feaa for
BROWN 8 BLOOD CVKm. 83.00 per bottle
Uj- ene smarh. . Sold la fortlaad ealr br
WeBwar4, Clarke A Ce.
Tomorrow afternoon, Big 'doings 1n
Coast league baseball. - Don't forget'
Slaht : handball " enthusiasts of - the
Multnomah club will play a series of
match camea to decide which four will
pay for a supper and a box at the open
ing performance of "Fanuna."' The
games will begin tomorrow afternoon at
o clock. One team wui consist ox a.
O. Jones, Thomas Cleland, B. Hoiiaaay
and Jordan Zan. The other will con
sist of G. C. Moore, Sam Holbrook,
George McMillan and F. M. Dunne. ,
Two nines of tha Bankers league play
ball on Multnomah field this evening at
o'olock.
A simpls way for a ear-owner to test
the Quality of different grades Of engine
oils is to neat a pane , or glass, ana,
holding it at an angle, see how far a few
drops of the different oils will tricue
aion. it before evaporating-. . Other
thlnas eauaL tho oil that runs farthest
without vanishing will nest tor .tne
engine. :
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No mora ballplaying on Portland's
streets. ' That is the latest edict . of I
Chief of Police Gritsmaoher,
A clever new fad, and one that serves
"Why is It doctor, that so many
among the medical profession con
demn electrical treatment to their pa
tients r asked a young physician of a
.wise old doctor. - ;
"Well, my boy, It's Ilka thls yon
know, and I know, that electricity,
when applied right, Is beneficial, and
has cured a great many people, but we
can't afford to lose our pstlents by
telling them so. Ws have given the
best part of our lives to ths study of
meaiome, ana ' we
must continue
treating with drugs
ss long aa we live.
We eould not hope
to begin now and
learn how to apply
electricity:' success
fully, tor It takes
years of Study and
experiment. Tne
application of elec
tricity la Just as
much of a science
ss is the practice
of medicine. You
have got to learn
how to treat every
part of .-the body
individually, Just
aa we give drugs
to set Individually
upon - the . heart,
liver. ' kidneys or
other organs. .
"There's only one doctor that
but
nervousness and Weakness) la men 04
women. - ',
"Borne of Dr. Hairs cored patients
are well known to me. Last time I
called on him he showed mo a letter
from an old friend of mine. Here it la:
"'I think Eleotro-Vigor Is tha moat
wonderful thing In the world, for It
cured me of dropsy, catarrh, rheuma
tism and a weakxeae which, made Ufa
miserable for me.
J&ectro- Vigor has restored
tne to robust health
and X give It credit
tor saving my life.
" "1 am 64 - years
Old and working 14
; hours a day now,
J, W. LUNBECK,
t -tS Cmntmr , atrul.
Santa Crus, Cal."
"Then ' you 1 be
lieve that tho doc
tor of the future
will use electricity
Instead Of drugsT"
. said the ' young
physician, ; ..:
T do," was tho
reply. The doctor
of the future, who
uses drugs id . his
practice, will bo
regarded
bariaa-
lago.
as a bar-
I over
knew who has really mastered all the
details of electrical treatment. That Is
Dr. Hall of Hen Francisco. It was way
back in tha 'eighties' when he began
exDerltnantlnar with elActrieltv. after
becoming disgusted with the practice
nounoed that ha bad dlacovered that
electricity Is the basis of all life, and
mat sickness of any kind is due to a
lack of elecirto force. His claims were
subsequently verified by Professor
Loeb of the University of California
and numerous other scientists."
How does Dr. Hall cure with eleo-
tricltyr" asked the young physician.
1 an electric Doay appli
ance, wmeh - he- calls Electro Vigor,
Electro-Vigor is worn about the body
at night, while you sleep, and gives
out a continuous currant of electricity.
Yon never have to charge It, for It
maLs its own Dower, and does not
burn, or blister the skin. The current
does not shock -the nerves; the only
sensation Is a soothing glow. Dr. Hall
has perfected his body battery so that
it conveys a stream of electrlo Ufa di
rect to the part that is ailing, so the
rreat force of current, goes where It
is needed and none is wasted. He has
met with great success in curing
chronto ailments, such as stomach
troubles, indigestion, kidney, liver and
bowel troubles, rheumatism, lame back.
' . -- - -.-
fie
a purpose, Is being adopted by residents I of medicine. A few years later he an
in tne suouroa 01 biv xora,-
sista of having 1 the : best automobile
route from the city to their home print
ed on the reverse side of Jthelr personal
visiting cards. This Is a convenience
to the friends who own oars and whom
the suburban dweller really wishes to
The-West -Bide -High vs,-East Side
High game, which was scheduled for to
morrow afternoon on Multnoman neia,
has been postponed on account of the
Coast league opening at Recreation
nark. Tha Interscholaatlo game will
probably be played on Thursday.
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The annual championship track and
field meet of : tha facino Nortnwesi
Amateur Athletio assoclatloa will be
held In Seattle on June SJi From the
contesting athletes will be-veleeted the
team which will represent the northwest
at the Jamestown exposition.
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The 81.006 sUkea for ths S:S8 pacing
olass and 1:11 trotting olsss features of
the Overland park racing meet, open
ing June 16, will close tomorrow. The
events hare attracted much Interest
anions- harness horsemen and tho entry
lists will be well filled, vine running
stakes, ciosa une : .M m 4
George Gun ther of New York has been
matched to fight Jack Blackburn, -the
colored Philadelphia welter-weight, be
fore the National Bportmg Club of
America tomorrow night, Tha bout will
be pulled off in private, f;frf?
"Entries closed today for the' Scottish
reliability trials ' for touring cars, to
be held next month. Great Interest Is
manifested ' In the event by European
and American manufacturers. Several
American automobile builders have en
The regular season of the Michigan
Baseball league opens today, with Kaia-
masoo at Tecumseh, Mount Clemens at
Flint, Jackson at Bay City, and Battle
Creek at Lansing. : Sunday games can
be playea in eacn or these dues this
year, with the exception of Lansing, and
an interesting and profitable seaaon is
expected, .-. ; , -r y , -' --v '5.: ,
The oarsmen of British Columbia will
make a determined effort to land honors
at the annual regatta of tha North Pa
oifio Association of Amateur Oarsmen,
which will be held on Lake Union, near
Bcatue, m July next, word cornea from
Victoria, that there are over 10 candi
dates for places In the senior four, while
Vancouver there are some 30 aspi
rants for aenior honors drilling every
evening. Captain George Seymour has
not yet selected the senior four, out wuj
do so Immediately after the club re
gatta, which will be held on Saturday
next. For' the opening regatta ef the
season there are IS crews entered la the
senior four-oared event
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