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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY - EVENING, MAY 23, 1007,
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r FIRST OF SERIES
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.'Muffed Files by Portland's Out-
fielders and poor Base tlun
ning by Califf Lose Game.
LOCALS HIT OFTEN BUT ;
.' NOT AT CRITICAL POINTS
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CHRISTY MATHEWSON,
THE STAR PITCHER OF
THE GIANTS. IT WILL DE
PEND IN GOOD MEASURE
ON WHETHER OR NOT
MATHEWSON HAS COME
BACK TO HIS 1905 FORM
AS TO WHETHER OR
NOT THE GIANTS HAVE
A LOOK IN FOR THE
CHAMPIONSHIP THIS
YEAR.
' Casey, Baasrr . Mid Mott Do Good
; , Stick Work for' Dearer and Keep
' Bon ' Column ; From ' Being One
. 6Ided Note of the Game.
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, Loa Angtn I, Portland I.
" , i San Franoisoo I, Oakland t.
, ' taadlaf a tha Claba. .
1 , - Won.' Lot
IjO AnrelM ........ 2 , 14' :
tmn Franclaoo 26 1 :.
.Oakland . 11 -11
Portland , . ) v
Muffed lilaa br Baaar and Lovett,
poor baaa running: by Cllff and an in
ability on tha part or rorxianaa oat
tara In tha lowar half of tha Hat to land
a gar awat at a critioa monni mi
yesterday' cam to Loa Anlea. Tha
acora waa t to t. ',:-:
Portland had ararr chaaca in ' tha
world to win. Thara wara a half a
dosen tlmea when a aafa bit would have
tied tha aoora. and eren with Portland
battlna aa It waa. bad Baaaey and Lav-
tt held on to tboaa aaar fliea and nu
Callft not rona to aleep la baaa running
the acora would hara Been l .m:j in
faor oi tha locala. i :
CaltfTa unateadlneaa at tha a tart had
aomethln to do with It. toa After get
ting out of a bad box in tha firat. Port'
land'a pitcher began tha aeeond apaara
by walking Dillon. Dillon would hare
been out a moment later, but Bhlna
dropped Motta throw and both tha
firat baa-man and Cravath were aafe.
Dillon and CraTath aooraa an nita ay ihlBd th Moor hM ot yt ,h0WB
Hoap and Naia . -.r-,-- . r . the home fan what ha can do with the
Brron Aae qoaoy. . v - -1 muk on. .He batted In place of Califf
Tha viaitora got another In tha fifth, yeaterday. or rather, etood up and failed
linran acorlna . on Baaaera muB. in I to bat when male aua tnera over, car
the aerenth Nagle aoored on a two-(eon win go to tha bench and the change
baner br hlmaelf and a alngle by Jua J anouia certainly wora an improvement
on toe inneto. . uroom in Kiisuuiaa o
do tha heaving today.
Pat Donahue did acme great work
yeaterday. He threw out three men
who were trying to eteai aeeond and
caught two bad foul fliea, one of which
carried him into the bleacher. Be-
THE HEW CRAWL STROKE
-IS EXTREOELY POPULAR
Mad Its Origin in Friendly Race
' Between Two Australian ,
Swimmers. . .
Smith, who croeatd the plate when Lor-
ett became mora anxloua to throw the
ball than to bold It v - '
portland'a rune came In tha aiith and
aeventh. Cravath dropped Caaey'a fly
and Caaey took aeeond on a wild throw
by Nagle. He aoored on a bit by Mott
Baaaey a two-bagger acored Mott In
the aeventh Shinn waa aoaked. went to aldea, ha did aome very quick work In
aecend on Naala a wild throw and came getting bunta to prat ana in nanaung
in on Caaey'a plug against the right ( throw from the field. .' Pat la credited
with eight putouta and are aasista in
all. Tha Beavera are certainly not weak
behind tha bat
Mott hit 1,000 per cent yeaterday.
That'a getting Into form. And ona of
the blnglea waa for, three baga.
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Califf had not the alighteat llcenae to
teal off third and get caught tn the
third Inning. There waa only ona man
out' and a runner waa behind him on
aeeond. A moment after Califf 'waa
killed off Caaey knocked a alow grounder
which tha twlrler could have acored on
aaally.
Caraon la certainly tha weak a pot In
tha Portland team. He la a farmer at
the bat and la very alow at fielding hla
position. Every time he came tap yea
terday ona or two men were on baa,
SPORTING NOTES
Lopal and Otberwlae.
field fence. ' Here'a the official acora:
PORTLAND. , ' , v
AB. R. H. PO. A. E.
...4 111 11
1 0 0 1
0 1.1.10
10 I. 1 1
11 1 4 0
0 0 11
0 1 1 1 1
0 0800
0 11.10
0 0 0 0 0
tlilnn. aa
Lovett, cf. .4
i'aapy, 2b 6
MoCredte, . rf. , ....... 4
Mott, 8b. S
Itasaey, If. 4
ilmnahue, e. 4
t arson, lb. . 4
Califf. p. ,,.. .
Moore . .......... ,,.0
f 17 If 4
ToUla . .'. ...14 S
LOS ANGELES.
AB. R. H. Pa X E.
6.0 1 4 0 0
0
L'llies, cf. .....
Kraahear, lb.
Fmfth, 3b. .
; jiiuon, in, ...........
Cravath, rf. . . . ....
Kager, If.
Hop. aa,
1
ITogan, c. ' ... ........ tx4 1
Nagla, n. 4 1
Gray, rf. J 0
Total
a e-naaai
.11 S 10 IT 14 1
. Moora batted for Callft In tha ninth:
SCORH BT INNINGS.
Portland 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.0 I
Hit . ..0 11111110 I
Loa Angelea ,,...0 100101101
t Hit,...;.....0 1 0 0 1 1 t t 110
y i--' y'Z SUMMAKT i
Struck out By Califf, 1; by Nagla. 1.
Bases on ball Oft Callft, 1; off Nagla,
2. Two-baaa tuva Baaaey, Nagla, Ca-
aey. Threa-baaa bit Mott - Sacrifice
hit Lovett Stolen baae Mott Don
ahue, Hogan.. Hit by pitched balla
Braahear,-Shinn. - First baaa on errors
Portland, I; Loa Angelea, 1. Left on
bases Portland, ; Loa Angelea, 6
Time of game One hour and (0 min
titea Umpire Derrick.
V NOTES OF THE GAME
The intercollegiate track meet al
ready held show that at tha champion
ship meet at Cambridge, at tha . and of
the month, It win be a desperate fight
for supremacy between Harvard. Penn
sylvania and-Cornell, the chief contest
ant with Michigan, an unknown and
dangerous quality, i The college athletea
are showing wonderful form In all line
of the field and track athletic, and
that more than ona record . will ba
broken seoms to be a certainty. ,
Tha open ohamplonship game of the
Massachusetts State Golf aaaoclatlon
began today at West Newton, Massa
chusetts.
The r Columbia university ball , nine
won from the Hill . Military academy
yesterday -afternoon on Multnomah field.
The aoora waa 11 to s, ,
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Unlike tha big baseball league, tha
Atlantic league has opened the gates
to Cuban player. Brooklyn will have
three, and may ba jrour, Cuban atari
on lta team. - ' ...
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John Summer of England fought lx
terrlflfl rounds with . Tommy Murahv of
out ne waa unaoia o nu ine ou on oi i nw .Tork, at . Philadelphia last night
in oiamona at any time, unci mere summer acored several knockdowns in
, There were about three times In the
game yeaterday when a dinkey little
poke would Kara aared tha game for
the Beavera, or at laaat have tied the
acora; ' -
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Baaaey and Caaey bit at tha right
time, anyhow. . :-
- Donahue will play first baa today and
Woore, the change catcher, will go be-
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wa three balla and no strike on bim,
but he refused to wait, struck at the
wild ones aa they came, and retired tha
aide, when he should have filled the
baeea.
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1 While running for home in the aeeond
Inning Hosp ellpped on the grass and
fell. He hurt hla ahoulder and quit in
the aeventh. Cravath went from right
field to short and Dolly " Gray, J tha
pitcher, went to right eld., Dolly mad
a fine catch of Lovett a fly against the
fenoe In tha ninth.
Dillon waa put out by a peculiar play
in tha eighth. On Eagera hit to left
he ran around the bags. - He reached
third only a aeeond before Casey's
throw-In, bat continued on. The throw
waa not of tha beat and Mott tipped It
with hla glove and it bounded toward
the grandstand. Dillon humped hlmaelf.
but Donahue had the ball in a flash and
hot it to Califf, who waa In the tight
place at tha plate. Califf made tha put
out
Derrick, tha Monday bridegroom, waa
back la his old clothe again yesteaAny
Before the game some of the oall
toasera warmed up to htm enough to
offer the congratulations of a band
hake. But during the gam they oame
back at him in the sime old way. If
an umpire ever deserved a roar, how
ever, the bridegroom umpire deserved it
yesterday. There were several rary
queetlonable decisions, tha worat being
when Derrick called cravath safe on
first In the sixth inning. Caraon put the
ball on Loa Angeles' star slugger wmm
he wa atlll a half dosen feet away,
Tha aide waa retired a moment later,
ao no harm waa don by the misjudge
ment
the firat and aeeond round, and could
have finished hla opponent had ha not
been over' . anxious. Murphy . grew
stronger afterwards and secured a draw.
It waa Summers' first appearance In
thla country. -
The Columbia Athletic club, a new
athletic organisation, will give a boxing
and ' tug-of-war exhibition tonight at
Tivoli gardens. Twenty-third and Wash
ington street. The affair will be held
for the benefit of William Manning,
"English training methods ara bet
ter than American," saya W. E. Schutt
a former Cornell athlete and now
Rhodes scholar at Brasenosa college,
Oxford. "A young English boy In pre
paratory . school starts . cross-country
work at the age of 12. When ha reachea
the university he la in a fine etate of
development The English system of
training, being the same In all part of
the country, enablea a man entering one
of th universities to continue his train
lng without unlearning many of tha
ideaa he haa been given In the prepar
atory school. The English cross-coun
try race are mucn mora severe tnan
the American." ;
Tba woman' chea championship of
tha United States waa won by Mrs. 8,
Bur areas of St Louis, who defeated Mra.
C. T, Fray of Newark. New Jersey, at
Hotel Martha Washington, ' New Tork
City, In tha sixth game of a aeries. Th
final score for the series was as fol
lows: Mr. Burgess, 4Hi Mra. Fray, 1
Two years ago the'crawl atrok"
wa an unintelligible phraae to all those
not familiar with lata innovation In
the style of swimming, but withlrj th
past year it fame and progress have
been remarkable, and every swimming
club Jn th .country now haa . on r
more of its member trying to master
tha peculiar knack of thla atroke. -,- - A
large share of the prominence that the
"crawl" ba achieved Is probably dufto
the wonderful prowess of C M. Daniels
Of the New Tork Atfiletle club,' and bis
remarkable success In, clipping second
off the. short distance record., -
The new stroke Is said to hav orig
inated In an odd way. , . Two friend In
Australia were swimming a race and
one of them quite easily entdlstanotd
the other.! " The next time they awam,
the former winner a a handicap had
his logs tied, but even then to every
one's, surprise . his . victory was as. con
clusive a before. ; After a Utile ex
perimenting . he expounded the - theory
that In old-fashioned swimming tha re
sistance of tha water u the lean are
drawn up and spread out quite counter
balanced the power . created when the
leg were struck out. , . .
' Klnlmlae Bcsistano. .
The superiority of the crawl stroke i
that It minimize the resistance of the
water by using a vertical motion of th
leg instead of drawing them up and
opening them. The position assumed I
a follow. The head' Is level on the
MARVELS VROUGIIT IN
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The Great Fer-Don Mystifies Au
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show grounds at Washington and Twen- j H
tieth street again lust. night to see and ' a
hear the Great Fer-ton... The concert I a
and demonstration were more enter-'IS
Offices in" Graod Theatre,' Build
l ing Crowded With People of
Portland and Vicinity. V;
water with tho face tinder the aurface I nd tumora may b
except to breathe, and the whole body PJ '"L"
fir,. tin, nn h. Th. I... ,1 WOOd; hOW
alternately raised slightly "above the
surface of th water, striking tha water
with th front of th leg and the inatep,
th toes being pointed aa nearly borl
sontally aa possible. Even without the
use of th arm the body I propelled
through th water at a fair speed and
th power of -the new style of kick
proved. Tha movement of the arm,
similar to that of crawling on .ne
groundAia only a variation of tha Trad
geon stroke, though a trifle shorter and
quicker puU I used. Daniel, however,
who, hold all tha American records,
having awam 100 yards In less than 61
seconds, awlma tha crawl and . the
Trod geon at rokee with practically tha
am arm motion. ;
The Breathing Problem. .
Tha breathing problem in tha crawl
atrok la tha moat erloua and difficult
thing to overcome, for every time the
head la raised to breathe tha progress
of the awtmmer la materially .checked.
Thla would seem to preclude tba use of
this stroke successfully for long dis
tance work, aa irregular oi Insufficient
breathing quickly aapa the strength of Mr. Sloat heard, a thing impossible five
tain Ing than uaual and that tn audi
ence was well pleased could be plainly
seen by the expansions on the peo
ple's faces. . They were delighted at the
muslo tendered by the Diamond Cluster
Band and anusd by the song and
jokes rendered by the dark-hued come
dians, i
The great majority' bf 1 the people,
however, - came expressly ' to see Paul,
the man who 'haa caused the entire
country to talk on account of tha power
of his wonderful secret medlclnul prepa
rations.' which make the deaf to hear
and the crippled to walk.
These seekers after knowledge wenti
away, having learned more In a single
evening concerning, disease and lta cure
than many would otherwise know in a
lifetime. They saw and heard and won
dered at much which they will never
forget They heard from the discover
er's own Hps fact concerning the won
derful methods by 'which many so-called
Incurable diseases are cured by th Fer
Don's medical experts. How cancera
oe removed witnout
Ife and without tho
deaf neas may ba
cured; how three doses cf on, of the
secret preparations : will remove gall
stones; how that dread disease sciatic
rneumatism can ba auickiy ana perma
nently driven from thT system; how
seemingly miraculous cures may b af
fected by tha us of the wonderful
"Byarthgll." All these new method
which are ' revolutionising th treat
ment of disease are practiced only by
tne f ar-j on medical experta.
The -office of the men ara already
daily crowded 'With th alck and af
flicted,, not only of our city, but from
many eurroundfng town, ao quickly haa
the newa of their arrival spread. Let
ters and even telegram are being re
ceived at thi office making Inquiries
and asking for consultation engage
ment. ' '
Last night at tha free how ground
X M. Sloat of 206 Market street came
upon me platform to test tha power of
irer-uon a preparation. For some time
back Mr. Bloat haa been a victim ' of
deafness, but after the Maglo Relief bad
been applied to these organ of bearing
he was able to bear aound which had
been strangers-to him- for yeara Far
Don walked away from him a distance
of thirty feet and turning away ad
dressed a question In an ordinary tone.
Men's "
Wefllmess
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- Not th announcement of all other pe-i
elallsts and medical institutes and you -will
: see how little they say about their treatment,
tot Ken's Weaknesses and how llghfly they
pass over the subject. Yet ona man out of
every four has a vital weaknesa which , con
stantly drains hi power, and that man must
' rnnllnilall fnrra hlml alnnar tn hla everv-
day path of living. There is no real Joy or happiness that i not marred
by bis ever-present feeling that he I not a other mn.: Now to auch
men I offer hop., I not only hold out a helping hand td lift them up,
but I urge them earnestly to accept my aid. I can gain their confidence
from th first examination by locating th ptat of their trouble exactly,
and can always entirely convince them of the logical effect of my treat
ment when I explain lta action. I never charge for this examination or
consultation. - , . , "'.-'-'-
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The beading speoiallst,
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Thnt ther ii nmt fimptinnat deranerement. the direct result of inflam
mation, enlargement or. excessive enaltlvenss of th prostata gland
(the nerve centor of the reproductive parts), brought on by early, dis
sipation or resulting from some Improperly treated contracted disorder.
, This condition cannot possibly be removed by Internal medicines, and
any ton system of treatment jthat stimulates th activity of th
function can but result tit aggravating th real "ailment Thla la. aH
scientific truth 1 have ascertained after a careful and acientlfic tudyai
and upon which my own. original system of treatment la based. I . M
employ neither tonics, stimulants nor electrio belts, I treat by looal
unvi ui.uiuui vjkviubi rviy, una laj vut-i-cns ii vuung cvrn liivov v.v.v
that others have failed to temporarily relieve with their tonics is
coaclasiv evidence that my method la the only, possible mean. of a
complete, Mdioal and pnaanat enre. ' v , '' - K ...
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I do not care Vhat your experience has been with other treatment.
..what guarantees you 'hav, and what promises were unfulfilled in the
past aa unsuccessful, unscientific treatments and unreliable concern
are in no way "a reflection upon henest, trustworthy business xaethod
lived up to by m for twenty year, i her an established reputation,
and my guarantee means thatmy patients ara Indisputably , Insured of
suocesa In their case. ' There is all th difference in th world between:
a guarantee of thla kind' and th promise of tho mushroom concern
.which are continually falling In business. I repeat my straightforward,
square proposition to wait for my fee until tha aura la effected.
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-For all distance up to 100 yarda. or
even 300 yards, however, tha experience
of the past year haa proved that th
crawl la by far th fastest stroke that
i used, and it la not at all improbable
that It may ba ao modified aa to make
it practicable fo long distance swimming
LOSERS FEED WINNERS ":.
ICE CREAM AND CAKE
Novel Contest Inaugurated at Y.
M. C. A. to Enliven Closing
Weeks In Gym.
M'CABE'S-TEAM-
SURE OF . WINNING
I So Far In Lead of Other Bowlers
That It Cannot STow B
Headed.
Though tha and of . tie bowling
tournament at th Multnomah club will
not -com until tonight Jt . la , already
certain that McCabe'a team will win
the trophy. McCabe's 1 bowlers ara ao
far in the lead that there la not tha
slightest chance of their being headed
by the team of either Munaon or QIaa
who close the tournament tonight '
Eight team of five men each have
taken part In the tournament 1 McCabe's
and Lonergan'a teams bowled last night
the scores being aa follows: . .
McCABB'S TEAM.
McCab ........200 181
Cummlnga 16S 161
Gardner -,...,.117 III
Ott o..Ilg 100
Scott ......161 140
LONEROAN S TEAM.";
Lonergan ...188
wennerberg ..,..,..,148
Trimble . : ,M00
Carlson .U. .100 ;
Morgan .16S
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Tacoma, t; Aberdeen, 2. .
Epokaa, I; Butta, .
Wrestling Champion : Frank I, Gotch
may turn pugilist. , H says: "With
two months' time I am -ready to meet
Squirea, . tha Australian aorapper,
Failing, either Burns, crBrlen or
Schreck,' whichever wants to com and
get my; money;- will ? ba - welcome.
will back myself, and have Kid Mc
Coy's word that he will train and
coach me during my training period."
Gotch doe not -.care to tackle Champion
Jeffrie.
The Dayton Giant will oppose tha
Bunker Hill Maroons at ' Dayton next
Sunday. Pitcher Crosby of tba - Ma
roons haa gained good control- of. tha
ball and hla rest of six week na bene
fited him. This youngster haa the In
dtan sign on his heavy hitting oppo-
nenta. - '
Th middle Atlantic r stater - tennis
tournament will be held in Washing
ton, beginning May 87. , TBI tourna
ment will ba the aeoond annual middle
Atlantic states held there.
Any team in th city under IS year
wishing a game for Sunday afternoon
call up East 427. , . , ,
Th Laua-Davi drug afore baseball
team . will challenge any team in the
city under It years of age. Call up
East 1208 and aak for Willie.
--TourJsts planning, to maJte the.-trlP.
tn. ik, Itmntnvn axDOsition br1 the
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" short route via Philadelphia, Dover and
H Capo Charlea, will be intereeted to learn
that the touring bureau of the White
100 haa aannrml from the Ppnnsvl-
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vania railroad a very ..substantial,' reduc
tion in th freight rates for carrying
machines serosa 'Chesapeake bay from
! Cape Charles to Old Point Comfort and
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Interest in tba gymnasium work at
th Y. M. C. A. will be enlivened during
the closing week of th aeaaon by
erlea of contest between two sections
of th young men's evening class. Ona
section will be captained by J. G. Ar-
buthnot the other by Sidney Rasmus-
sen. The two sectlona will compete for
point and the contest will end with a
supper, in which tha winners will be
fed Ice cream and cake br th losers,
and th ' loaera will feed themselves
upon crackera and water. ,:
The contest will close July' 1 and tha
octal doing will take place July 8.
Class attendance , will count I points;
new members joining the class, 5 points;
old members, 2; basketball games, 2;
relay race, 2; aquatic competltlona, 2;
Class games, 1, and indoor baseball, .
Instead of meeting .three x. tlmea. a
week the claaa will hereafter meet but
twice,' on Tuesday and Friday evening,
Th T. M. C. A- Canoe club wUl take
lta . postponed trip next 1 Saturday,
weather permitting.
minute before.
After applying the Maglo Relief to
tha ear of Mra Nelson of Mount Ta
bor, Fer-Don naked if aha could hear
hla voloe. 'Oh, yes," b cried, and in
ao eager and bappy voloe aa to bring
forth a murmur of appreciative ap
plause from the sympathetic audience.
who apparently rejoiced with her in her
newly restored hearing. ,
Mr. Bingham of 46H Sixth street
gave voice to hi pleasure at th recov
ery of the sen of hearing. He told
the peopie bow for five years he bad
labored under tn disadvantage or de
fective ears and how Instantly thla de
fect waa overcome and mad him able
to bear tha ticking of hla watch, a feat
which waa before not possible.
Fer-Don prtfml more . sensational
demonstrations for tonight and every
night this week aniLassues a general In
vitation to ail sunrerera rrom dearneaa,
rheumatism, stiff Joints-and other pains
to call and, without' money and without
price, test for themselves the virtues
of the secret preparations which have
won htm world-wide fame and made
bim known to thousanda upon thou
sands of grateful men, women and chil
dren as the GREAT Fer-Don.
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expert opinion about hie trouble. ;
If you cannot call, write for Diagnosis Chart My offices are open
all day from 8 a, m. to t p. m., and Sunday from 10 to 1 . ,
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Paper Pipe Starts Terrible Con
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(Joanul Special Service.)
Utlca, N. T., May 22. Careless toss
lng of a cigarette into th basement
of tha Metropolitan hotel started a fire
In the building at an early hour thi
morning which resulted in the loss of
two lives, and th serious Injury of sev
eral other persona , x
Narrow escapes with their Uvea were
made by SO guests in tha hotel, all of
UIDCCTI CD IC UCDFlwnom wera rco to sua aown rope
nnLOiktn to ,ntnc W safety, escape by stairways and ele
vator being cut on by th flames.
Two employes of the hotel who wera
fighting, tba fir succumbed : to smoke
and were burned to death by the flames.
t
NORTHWEST CHAMPION
Frank Vanables, who will wrestle Ed
gar Frank at the Multnomah club to
morrow night, arrived in Portland thi
morning. Aocompanylng him were Tay
lor Roscoe, who will box Charlea Hen
rys, and WUl Inglis, manager of indoor
athlt.ics at . a Seattle Athletlo club.
The Multnomah men are in good shape
and. expect to put up a .good exhibition.
Frank's friends feel ; certain that ; he
will lower the colors of the northwest
champion. Herbert Greenland will ref
eree th wrestling matches ; and "Ed
Johnson will referee the boxing bouts.
' Oakland Beaten Again.' ,
' (Jooraat Special Service.) '
San Francisco, May 23.- Randolph
wa stingy with bia hits yesterday, but
free with bis passes. The result was
that th local slipped In three runs
when they earned but ona Score: -
, R.H.B.
Oakland ... ....00 80000 0 02 8 - 1
San Francisco...! 0000101 4 0
Batteries Randolph : and Hackett;
Qulcyc and Street
National League. :
St. Louis, 10; Boston, 8. .
Brooklyn, 2; Cincinnati, 1.
Philadelphia, 7; Pittsburg. 4.
New" York, 7s Chicago, L -
f - V,; V!,i,.aaa,aB ,aaslsflf ,.,.f. . ' i .
American "League.
Detroit 8 ; Philadelphia, 6, " ' '
Cleveland, 8; Washington, t.
BUI Squirea pronounces , his nam
"Squeers," which Is distinctly Austral-
Ian.. -: 'XX-:, , -'.v..,: -:, f .. X-i-XX-.X
PIONEERS' PICNIC TO
BE RECORD-BREAKER
"(Special Clipateh to The Joaraal.)
' Brownsville, Or., May 23. The Pio
neers', picnic,, which Is to ba held the
middle of -une, cctitinuinr three days.
is being looked forward to by all tha
people in thla and adjoining counties
with high anticipation. From indica
tions there.. will bp a larger crowd here
thla year than ever heretofore; th
largest waa alx years ago . when In a
slngja, day 11,000 people were on th
grounds.
The grounds- ara 1 In. fine shape and
the city contemplates buying them for
a city, park, : This year will aee some
distinguished speakers, her.
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THREE MORE' NIGHTS
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Two Union Bands at th Oaks Kink.
The big Oaks rink fairly rings with
music rrom 7:80 till 10:30 this week.
i The big union ban da ara pleasing thou-
i sanda 'As soon as ona band ceases the
I other begins. . It's only a seven-minute
rlda to tha Oaks. Skate this week
and enjoy tha big music feast
FEDERAL GRAND JURY . -
CONVENES AT DENVER
(Journal Special. Hcrrlce.)
-Deaverr-My84 -If -mer isr-to-b
! relied upon some sensational develop
ments may be expected to result from
the investigations of th federal grand
Jury which convened today, , It is re
ported that a number of witnesses have
been subpoenaed to tell what they knew
of a supposed plan to combine a large
number of coal clalma under the con
trol of aom syndicate whose identity
j has' not been publicly established.- Th
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