The Oregon daily journal., June 24, 1907, Page 9, Image 9

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, MONDAY i EVENING, JUNE . 24, 1D07.
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STEPHENS BASEBALL NINE. AVIIICn IUS WON SIXTEEN STKAIOIIT GAMES
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Annual Encampment of the j
; Grand Army ofr the
: ' Republic. . .
T?ATHr A T rtUT' VTVrt TA r
TO COiiiUTEliS
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Terrlne . JIust Have Been
Thinking of His Ride ,
South With Visitors. ,
ln foods. 4 Among thesa
there is none so good or to
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TAKE PLACE TONIGHT
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Program of Uncommon . ExcjBfcrf""
LJsMCZirrjrad6 and Flag-Rais-
lng Wednesday and an Excursion
MTHEDIE IS CAUGIIT
ddOdooa,
Tharsday.
: SPOmS :0F - TEE DAY"
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Contest 'Goes to Tea Innings and
." Both Teams Find It Necessary to
; ; Change Pitchers -Klns?lla GeU a
- Bad Start Wright Blowa Up.
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. TtSTERDAT'S RESULTS.
' Oakland I, Portland 4.
r San Francisco 4-1, Los Angeles 0-4.
BTAJfMNO OF TUB CLUBS.
Won. ' Lost
Xxs Angeles ....... II
a Francisco ...... 41
Oakland 40
Portland ........... 2
tl
84
II
41
P.P.
.161 I
,647
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"Ball" Perrine wished hlmsslf a
?easant Journey' to California, to ha
trava yesterday's Coast league Kama to
Oakland. Doubtless ho
plenty ot cigar and othar refreshments
pivtha way. ' ';r -:,: " i
a. Bull" worked hard for 1ft Innings to
turn th trie. His umpiring' of yes
terday was as bad aa anything; avor
dona here by the despised Derrick, and
Cor sailing Yaa Haltraa - oaf o - la tha
tagtK toning ha deserves tha a eve root
'condemnation. Tha double play , from
Oroofn to Caraon to Mott waa as nice
aa anything you aver saw, but Perrine
dids t , see It. He called Oakland's old
warhorse safe. Van tallied a moment
Jeter on a single by Kajan and tha
gameended In. favor of tha viatiore,
KeOxadle'e Beaa ' sVuwlagv V; ' -'
-i'The1 Beavera ought to hara had tha
game, anyhow. If waiter McCredle had
not loot his head ta running bases ha
.would hevs-had the thing woa in spite
of Perrine.- With tha a core I to ft and
'Oakland a . pocket.
Reading from left to right Nelson, shortstop and catcher; Stronach, left field and pitcher; Schmidt,
la enjoying tbjr! Martian, first base; Toss, pitcher and .leftjleld; Christian, right field; Dawson, catcher and sec
ond base. Lower row W. Nelson, second base and shortstop; Lorell, center field. .; f ,r '
JOE TYLER BACK IN SEATTLE
READY FOR THE TENNIS SEASON
'.?V.'
(Special Ptopatea to The JoereaL)
Seattle, - Juno 14. Joe Tyler, oho of
tha boat tennis players Seattle over pro
duced, and a man . that many good
judges pick for the coming champion of
tha Pacific coast, has arrived in Seattle
after atx ' months spent in tha moun
telna with a. surveying party. '
Joe la aa brown aa a. brrv and looks
to be aa strong aa a bull mooae. He
aoDarentlr safe In
pitcher Wright made a balloon aaccn-lhaa been tramping around the hills all
slon. After an out by Klnaella, Uaaaoy I winter, and as he was no weakllna when
singiea. MOti reacnaa iirai on uri
fumble and Caaey singled, scoring Baa-
aey. Wright- walked Donahue, filling 1 thou
tha baaes. Then alcCredle batted one I in
over Bmltn s tieao, wnicn riearea no I more speed than aver
tationa ahead o him ana put ma on perfect condition.
ha went op there, be la in the fl neat
poasiblo condition right - now, and
though ha has not had a tennis racket
UflW Will HBTW
causa . of . his
htrd.
MoCredle beat tha ban " to third by
aa Inch, Hogan dropped it and it rolled
' a half doaen feet into tha graaa. Thon
MeCredla was aelsed with the idea that
he could run faater than tba ball could
fly. Ha tried It and, of course, was
eaught Had he hung with his bag be
would have come la in a walk when
Umn aant a liner over second. That
would have ended the game in tha ninth,
- with Portland -oa-the, Jong and of a 5,
-is acoro. v. ? -.
McCredie did another poOr ptee of
base running in the second, when he
ran home on a caught foul without ftret
touching third baao. Perrlna saw tt,
of eoursa. the ball waa aant to third
and Me called out. '
. Xlaaella la Batted Treely.
' Klnaella twirled the first seven In
nings for' Portland and waa hit freely.
Ha got a bad start, soaking two Com
muters. This, combined with a paased
"ball by Moore and a paased grounder
ttv rvtnafcue' eava tha visitors two bells.
A brsca of hits in the fourth scored
snother, Blgbea, and hlta by Haley and
Wright and a wild throw by Schlmpff
made the bell ring tha fourth time, for
Haley.; This was In tba seventh Inning.
y Klnaella was snperseoeo oy uroom.
The Cheapest Form of
; Health Insurance
A'.' " ' ''"t' "' "-"('JgeasaaaaaasBBi ,i ' x f,
TT ' TTOU can buy Health iMuHnce
; now.
,K XT - Several food "Aoddent"
s JLL Companies tell It.
' Silly dollars per year will bring you
$25 per week,for every week you are sick,.
But. your time alone may be worth ,
far more than thai. , ' -
And $200 per wee might not pay for ,
your, suffering. , . ,
. . That's . why "Cascaref Insurance,
: which prevents SlcXneas. Is worth ten
' times aa much money as other ''Health'
tnsuranoa, .
-"H. Yet . Cascaretw 'Insurance wlD cost ,
' you loss than Ten Cents a week. .'- -
pS-- , That ftves you a 4Veat''Pttckat' Box
I Mo turry constantly.
-:?n, :.;.v.. - -. a . , a. : ,; -.-v;v,
' On tablet taken whenever you suspect
you need it wUHnsur; you against 90 per
cent of all other Ills likely to atUck you..
Because 90 per cent ef these lUa begin
tn the Bowels, or exist through poor -
Nutrition.
' Cascarets doat purge, dont weaken.
' dont Irritate, nor upset your atomach.
y' No, -they aot Bka Exercise on tha
Boweb. Instead. ,
' . They stimulate tha Bowel-Muscles to
'contract and propel the Food naturally 4
;p ast tha littlo valves that mix Digestive
-Juices with Food. ' '
' The time to take a Cases ret ta the very
, minute yon stispect you need one. : -When
you have a touch of Heart-,
There will not be much doinar In the
way of tournamenta in Seattle this
summer, because the tennis courts have
been destroyed to make room for an
apartment houae, but Joe expect a to
take in an - tha tournamenta . In tha
northwest and may go down to Cali
fornia later in the sesson to try hla
hand with the beat playera there.
Private courts will likely be .fixed, up
who twirled In good form, lut a fumble
by Schlmpff put Van Haltren on first
In- the tenth; he stole second, was called
safe by Perrine at third and made the
winning run on saaan'a slnaie.
- Portland'a four runs wars all made
In the sixth, when Wright went Into
the alr.Hogan and Wright changed
places. Wright starred In his new posi
tion, ana jtogan aitowea no runs, ine
score; , . -
J OAKLANU .
Smith. If 6 6 Oil 0
Van Haltren, cf...... 4 3 0 J 0 ft
Heitmuller, rf S 1 ft J Oft
Eagan. aa. ........... 4 0 111 0
Bliss, e. ............. E 0 J Tift
Bigbae, lb..,......,,. 4 ,1.1 10 1 0
Haley, lb..,........ 4.11 1 1
Hogan, p. and lb. .... 4 01 S , J ft
Wright, lb and p..... 4 ft 1 ft I ft
on Minor avenue and Summit street,
where tbe players of Seattle can get
In shape for the northwest tournaments.
Bam Russell and Joe Tyler will prob
ably repreeent Seattle In the doubles
again this year, for they have played
together for years and are a bard team
to beat.' i -.v. -
It is possible that Joe will enter the
Pacific coaat cbamplonahlp at San Ra
fael. California, in September, and it he
does he will make them all go some to
beat him, for he ia getting better every
year."-
A welcome addition to the ranks of
Seattle women tennla playera la Mrs.
Breuer. formerly Miss Waller, who was
champion of Chicago two years ago. She
is already nractirina ana win -DroDaoiy
take part In the Paclflo Northwest tour
nament at Tacoma, the British Colum-
Dia cnampionanipa at victoria ana the
international tournament at Vancouver.
Chicago la reeognlsed aa one of the lead
ing tennis centers of the United States
and in order to reach the top of the lad
der in that city Mrs. Breuer must have
?layed a remarkably fine game. - On
orm she should be a strong candidate
for premier honora in thla section.
Totals
S t SO II 1
.............IT
PORTLAND. -
1R. R. IT. Pfi. a. k.
tiasiey, ii, .
Mott. 3b., ...... ..-..
Casey, 2b
Donahue cf. i . , . , .
McCredle,"'-f..s
Moore. . ............
I Caraon, lb i......
I Schlmpff, as.........
Klnsella, p
i uroom. p
1 1
1 ft
ft 0
ft 0
Totala ..17 ft 30 14 3
. SCORE BT INNINGS.
Oakland .v. . L I ft ft 1 ft ft 1 ft ft 1 (
' Hlta ........ 1 I 0 1 O 1 1 I 1 S
Portland -.....-ft ft ft ft ft 4 0 ft ft ft 4
Hlta ........ 0 1 ft I ft 4 I 1 I ft
SUMMARY. -Struck
out -By Wriaht 3: by. Kln-
sella, 1; by Groom, 2; by Hogan, 1.
Bases on balls Off 'Wrirht. i: off
Groom. 1. Two-base hits Donahue and
Wright. Three-base hit McCred'e.
Double play Birbee to Blisa to Hogan.
Sacrifice nits Ear an .- and ' Schlmpff.
Stolen bases Van Haltren (SK Wright.
8chlmpft : Hit by pitched balls Van
Haltren,' ' HeltmuUer. - Passed ball
Moore. First baae on 'errors Oakland,
1; Portland, 1. Left on bases Oakland,
I: Portland. ' ft. : Innlnss pitched Bv
Wright, m-S: by Klnaella, T; by H.v
gan. 41-3; by Groom, S. Base nits
Off Wright ; off Klnsella, f ; off
Hogan. t; off Groom, 1. Tlma of-game
. VW.Ja.v V . ... t ....
DALLES C0LUMBIAS
DEFEAT DEV0E TEAM
perfection., Schoenhoven of the Charles
ton pulled the ball oft the fence, when
it looked .good for a home run. The
lineup of the two teams: -Q
V. S., S. Charleston Poanow, right
field; Bohler, third base; Lenhoff, short
stop; ecnoennoven, 1 iert iieia; uoocie-
nott. second bass; Dlehl. center field;
WUlard. firat baae; Teager, catcher;
8heeta, pitcher. .
Banker Hill Maroons Jasman. first
base; McEwen, third base; Adams,' seo
ond . base; McBrlde. catcher; Donner-
berg. short etoD: Howard, center - field:
uuncan, iert rieia; tjogirs. ngnt rieia.
SCORE. BY INNINGS.
Charleston ...,,.'ft 0 1 0 0 0 1ft 4 ft
Hits .......... 0 0 0 1 1 1 I 1 410
Bunker Hill .... 0 1 3 0 I 0 ft ft E
H1U .......... 0 0(11100 1 ft
.- GXTS CLUB SCORES'
JOURNAL STAFF
is ciiMinoii
Wins Final Newspaper Game
by Defeating Telegram
Editors 13 to 10.
A good day's sport was enjoyed at the
trans of the Multnomah Rod and Gun
club 'yesterday. Abrahams, aa usual,
quit the day with the highest percent-
are. f ollowing are the scores and ban-
dlcSDa in tha day's shoot:
" tsnoi at. woks. r.u.
Abrahams ......10ft
Ellis 100
F. Shansle ......100
Jack Smith 100
Tower ,...100
Bateman . .......loo
Culllaon ........100
Younf ....... ...100
McPheraon .....100 -
R. SHangle ....100
Hudson ........ B0
Mrs. Young .....100
Sternberg ; ......100
Borders . ....... 100
Shelley... ...... ,100
Selert .......... IS
Whltlnr ........ 75
oerser ........ .luu
Peterson ........ Tft
Ca H well ....... 1 0 0
F. E. Shangle ...loo .
Stewart 25
Woods tO
Brown ' 75
Harper ......... SO
Klernan SO
4
94
85
SO
80
80
80
80
:- 7J
3
7T
TS
7$
74
18
51
: 70
51
71
T3
11
84
- 60 .
38
33
.94
.94
.85
;.85
.80
.80
".80
.80
.80
.78
.71
.77
.7S
.76
.70
,73
.70
.70
.70
.73
.73
.08
.68
.47
.64
Dts.
yds.
14
14
14
14
14
14
30
10
14
14
14
44 14
bum, CS -belching, Acld-rislng-lri-
throat, or a Comlng-on-Cold. v , ,
- Carry the "Vest Pocket' Box ready
for business where It belongs. Just aft
you would your Watch, Pocket-knife or
j Lead-pencil.
;' tt costs only 10 cents. At any drug
ljlst. '
; Be sure you get the genuine., made
en'y fey the Sterling Remedy Company, '
and never sold la bulk. , Every tablet .,
. stamped "CCC" . i7tf
(Special Dtspatcb to Tbe JooraaLl .
The Dalles. Or., June 34The Dalles
Columbfaa won by a score of 3 to 3 from
the C C Cllne Pevoe team of Portland
here yesterday. Taliaferro atruck out
five men, Gardner six. - The Xallee team
got eight hits, the Portland team threa.
Gardner kept his., hlta well scattered,
which accounts for the small score. Con
row and Patterson played their first
fame with The Dalles Columbia today,
ttwae also Mclnemey'a first game of
the season as catcher and be waa the
star of tha day. Patterson fielded hla
position very welt and waa Strong with,
the stick. - . X,. - c
McCov has resttmedaa eantatn nf th
luolumsias and Charles
taken his plan.
Taliaferro haa
Max Cohen will act as
imanaarer. hereafter.-Stxihllng havin re
signed. .All communications should be
addressed to Mas Cohen a manager.
Tbe next Columbia game wilt be played
Sunday. June 30. with the Hood River
team at The Dallea. -
SAILOR BALL PLAYERS .
BEAT BUXKER HILLS
t J' '
The Charleston sailor ball playera
made their debut before an audience of
enthusiastic fans on the old Portland
! grounds Sunday. The game waa with
the Bunker HOI Maroons and was hotly
i contested from start to finish. The
sailors won in a "Garrison finish bv
1 brilliant hitting and errors on the part
I of the opposing team. .
Lenhofrs thres-baaa-er for the sailors
land Howard's two-base bit for the-Ma-i
roons were the features of tha game,
i The aaUors worked the squeeze play to
C. Only cigars of gen
uine value and fine
quality can survive.
competition year after . I
year. New brands
may be good, but
you are sure of old
brands. . .
CHANCELLOR
Ggar
"Oldest and Lett
in quality, deserves
the distinction of the
,iTriajigle ,;AW' merit
mark that proves
modern manufactur
ing methoda. Sold in
good cigar stores
everywhere 2-for-T
25&, 3-for-2Sc. and
lOcl straight,
NEWSPAPER LEAGUE AVERAGES.
' ; "-. " : .Won."1 liost. P. C.
Journal ............4.1 .800
Telecram ....... ....I - '; 3 .400
Oregonian .......... 0 - 4 .000
The Journal team la the champion or
the newspaper league, having- defeated
the Telegram In the final game at the
Coast league grounds yesterday morn
ing in 7 Innings by the score of 13 to 1ft.
Features were ao numerous la the game
tihat no .spectator could see them alL
They happened about three at a time all
through the gsme.- - ,'- :.;
Chief am on a- the exciting occurrences
waa when Dave Hasen, the Telegram's
rlaht fielder, took off bis shoes and
stepped on a bee that waa Bucking the
noney rrom a ciover oioasom. wooooy
knows why Hasen . took of f his shoes,
but the bee resented being trod upon,
and , Hasen ' hopped nimbly about In
his garden holding his injured foot In
one hand, to the intense delight' of the
grand stana,
' -. i Xeel Steals Xoaaa.
Next of Interest 'waa Keel's steal
home from third in the sixth lnnlna
the inning In which the Journal chased
in six runs after two men had been nut
out. William Charles Stepp, the office
boy, who played third base for the Jour
nal In the third Inning, sent Strangborg
to the morrue by rakinar a case of the
ball to Seed, who waa pitching. When
Seed stepped over as if he were goln
. (Soeclal Dienatcb to The JoortuU -; .
Newberg, Or, June 34 The Veterans
of the eivit war. with members of aux
iliary organlsatlona, are assembling for
the annual - state encampment, which
will be formally ' opened here tonight
with a reception to the officers of the
patriotio bodies represented In the en
campment. ; The attendance Is expected
to be uncommonly large, as the weather
Is such as to permit even the most fee
ble of the aged veterans to be abroad.
v Arrangements' for the reception and
entertainment of the city's guests are
complete. Delegates and visiting com
rades are met at boat and train and es
corted to Duncan'a opera houae, where
the committee on eaterxainmeni naa ua
headquarters. ;There they are givon
cards directing them to places of en
tertainment and messengers are sent
with those who are strangers in me
city. Free carriage of baggage is pro
vided. Tents, fuel, light and city water
are furnished free of charge.-.
One of the most succeaeful .-encamp
ments In the history or tne organisation
In Oregon la indicated. 4 u
' .; The JPxofram, .. -Following
Is the program In full: -
v ICoa'dajr Brenlna.'
Patriotic contest. In Carter's . opera
house; reception to officers O. A. R.
and W. R. C, Maaonlo hall.
Tuesday, June as Bvealng Session.
Chairman. Clevetand Eggera,; ' post
commander Musim. quartet, leader, I.
A. . Hanning; address of welcome, by
Hon. Jesse Edwsrds, mayor of New
berg: response, by department com
mander, Hon. Hamer uuicime; jocm
duet. Mesdamea W. Bores and L, E.
Brown; response to welcome, by Mrs.
Mary C. Hlldreth, president aUte do-
artment w. k. u.i music, cuwu. vi
iewberr Choral union, led by Mrs. O. K.
Edwards; address, by former United
8ta tea Senator . F. W. Mulkey; 'an
nouncemenU: chorus. 'Marching
Through Georgia" ; ' ; 1
Wednesday, June aft Horning Session,
Concert. by the Newberg band. at
camp grounds, 9:80 a. m.; members ot
nnmnmiint. vlaltinsT comrades, secret
orders and cttlsens will form In proces-
ll ':
Ghirardelli's
'I'CocoaiM
slon and march to Newberg high school.
Mrs. Rosa
flag w
ill
AXZXXCAX !
a&Ai co.
Baaafactarer
a v
Itching.
a
to pitch the ball, Strandborg stepped
off the base. William Charles taaaed
him and Umpire Schlmpff waved him
off to the bench.
Seed pitched for the Journal durina
the first inning in Steffs'a absence, and
did not allow a hit Steffa waa late
and went Into the box without warming
up. Seed atarted the fireworks on the
part of tbe Journal in the first half of
the sixth. He swatted one of Gregory's
shoots, and Withrow juggled it. . This
filled the bases with, two men out ,when
Humphreys came to the bat and
knocked a hot one down Inside third
When the Telearana waa finished
throwing tha ball around Humphreys
had landed at third, and all the others
bad scorea. ,
Journal Ties Score,
Then Keel and Watson came un and
landed on the ball. Keel atole home,
and when the Inning was dona atx runs
had been scored. The - Journal made
three more in their half of tha aeventh.
tne Telegram waa shut out. and the
came waa won . -(.. :.-" ,-
Turner, seed, sierra. Keel ana Watson
distinguished themselves by hitting tba
pail every time tney went to oat.
Turner scored four of the Journal's 13
tallies, and registered two 3 -base hit
Wirts also connected with the baU for
three-bagger. .
Schimoff. tha Beaver ahortaton um
ptred. His decisions were fair through
out tne game. ,. ine line-up:
Journal, v--. Telearram.
Turner . . : . . . . . . . .e. . , .v. , . . . . Ringer
Seed .............ss. ........ Withrow
Steffa .P.......... Gregory
Humpnreya ......so............. rsv
Keel .............lb....... Strandborc
arson ..........zo. ........ uyment
Goldstein .......... rf.......... . Hasen
Stepp ........ ....cf Sammons
Wirts ...If Kelly
ocore . oy ' innings; 5 -' -, ;. - r .
Journal 3 ft 1 ' ft ft 1 . 1 13
Telegram .t.l 3 ft ft 0ft 0 lft
10 a. m.. where a beautiful
V.A nrauntAA tn th BchOOl bV
M. Schenk of W. R. c: aaoress ox ac
ceptance, Clarence Edwaros. preaioent
of tha board of direetora. The flag wiU
be raiaed by five boys and five girls.
Return to camp grounds, where exhibi
tion bv the W. O. W, drill team of New
berg will be given. The Newberg band
ana specially tnown.. m,-,)..
coma wilt give appropriatar-muaia, durr
ins these exercises. . . v.,
Aiternoon uusinwss in. t. i
' Evening session T. Brouiiiene. cnair
man. Concert, - by the Newberavband;
other music for the occasion will be
furnished bv the Veteran Male. Octet of
Portland: campnra, , music oy ,ewnui
Octet of Portland. ?. mi .').-: ,
Tharsday, Ton ST. a
In the forenoon, by courtesy of Mayor
Edwards, an excursion will "be run on
the railroad switch to the plant of the
Pacific Face Brick company and to the
sawmill of the Spauldlng Logging com
pany, two of Newberrs leading Tndue-
Af ternoon Session to be held In Dun
can'a opera house; Joint installation of
orricers ox l. a. m. aa , zv. v, uj v
Vltatlon). . -. : j-
Eventng Chairman, Juage - a. wo-
C. Hawley;
of farewell.
DOUBLE HEADER GOES
. TO SAN FRANCISCO
iJoeraat Special tWrrles.)
. San Francisco. June 34. Tne" Seala
captured both gamea yesterday, shut
ting out the Angels In the afternoon.
Scores: .. . x- " .. , '
v Morning game ' R.H.E.
Los Anreles....0ftftftftSftf ft 4 ft 1
San Francisco . .3 ft ft 0 1 0 ft 1 5 10 1
Batteries Burns and Eagen; Willis
and Williams. v
Afternoon game . ... , .
Los Angeles .... 0 0 ft ft ft ft 0 ft ft ft- i .1
San Frsnctaco .ft ft ft 1 0 ft 3 ft 4 ft ft
Batteries Nasi and Eaaren: Jonaa
and Street. . 'Umpire Derrick.
Hood River Wins Again.
" (Jesraal Special Berries.) "
Hood River. June 34. Hood River's
recently organized ball team made it
four straight yesterday by defeating
the Cascade,! Locks nine. I to 4. Hart
and Slavin waft the battery for tbe home
team and Schmidt and Roaera held
down the points for the visitors. The
game took place before a larga attend
ance and waa well-played on both aides.
" t American Lea gee. : '. -L
Chicago Cleveland t.
National League. - -
Chicago 3. St. Louis 1.
Cincinnati 3-3. Pittsburg 4-0,
tnL Chorus. Newbera
address. , Coneressmsn W.
nnlr hv , auartet: words O
bv department commander; - chorus.
Newberg Choral union.
ROADS OBJECT TO.
C0M3IISSI0N RULES
Washington Commission Wolves the
TimJLtmlt on Filing and Win
" Hear Them on Many Blatters. ,
Northwest League.
Tacoma ft. Vancouver ft. '
Spokane 2. Aberdeen L. -
(Special rispatch to Tba Joanwt) s.-.i ....
Olympla, Wash, June 34. Objections
to tha passenger rules and regulations
recently promulgated by the railroad
commission have been til ted vbjr the
Great Northern, the O. R. 4k N. and the
Northern Pacific and their allied lines.
The time for filing objection had ex.
nired on the part of all tha roads x-
tern, but the, railroad -commission haa
agreed to give the railroads a hearing
on the new regulatlona and will make
a final order following the hearing
The objections made by the railroads ,
to the rules cover the redeeming of un
osed tickets, which it Is alleged la cov
ered by atate Uw; the pulling of con
structive mileage between points where
less than the regular rate ia charged; .,
tha redemption of unused portions i of
mileage books; the requirement that
passenger stations shall be kept open
t. Qf.o train.: tha bulletining of
tralna at etatlona other than telegraph
mtm1inrm' tha Torm OI Cr uininiuuvu
book prescribed by the commission.
TUESDAY'S PR0G1LOI
AT CAMP MEETING
(Special Dlspateti to The Joora.Lt '
Salem. Or, June 34. Following - la
Tuesday's program for the camp meet
ing at the tabernacle at Turner, eight
mSea south of Salemr
Morning f iiioie- innu, "v"
ti. .nit Power of the Church in
Country. Town snd City." Davia Errett
ot 8alem; 1030. general discussion;
11:00. The Problem of . Church Ex
tension," George W, Muckley of Kansas
T.nHm a j L. Chaomaa of Seattle,
Washington; 3:30, business session.
Evening i:aw. ienic ox
raise, led by JU A. Barry. Monmouthj
00. TTha Gospel of the Helping Hand."
Jamea H. Mohorter or nu J-ouis, sais-
sourt; :80, nnitmsnea nwnn
. Stettlexs Defeat MonUrfllaa.
With a patched-op team the Stettlera
White Sox defeated the viuaa Hunnay
by a ecore of kl to IS. Probst, the Vla
wonder, waa batted out ef the box. The
Sam waa marked by many errors, and
ta aldea hit fiercely, the White Sox
having the better or It in tne miung
line. Bird.' the Villas crack catcher,
sprained bia ankle and bad to retire.
The lineup: S tattlers Isakson.
catcher: MerUe. pitcher; Crowley, flrat
base; Grim, second base; McDonald,
shortstop; Wilder, third base: Don a van,
left field. La Beau, center field; Blake.
rlVillas-urd and 3 Ross. " catchers;
Probst and Wttxel, pitchers; McKinlev,
first base; Sloan. second base; Hoff
man, shortstop; Wttsel snd Probst, third
base; Wiebush. left field; Frlmwald,
center field; Anspach, right field.
Bo Yon
i ICnow, .
We have some of the smallest and some of
the largest Savings Accounts arid that we
strive to treat all with . that- uniform cour
tesy that is their due? Do hot hesitate bc-
i. v i',' , ... , .1. ... ... ' ..................
-cause you think your .deposit is too small,
but start an account at once, add to it as you
can, and get 4 per cent interest on it while
you sleep. .1 , ' , ',.,
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, " .' -! - w. a ' ; y. - . -. c i-'; .:'., . . ' . ' tt, .4 , - .i " - . - Ah i." "
MERCHANTS SAVINGS
AND TRUST COMPANY
" ; ! 247 WASHINGTON STRLET "
CAPITAL FULLY PAID.; . . ; . .$150,000 :
J. Frank Watson.... ........... Y President
R. L. Durham. ....Vice-President
W. H. Fear . .Secretary
S. C. Catching. .'...Assistant Secretary
O. W. T. Muellhaupt Cashier.
BANK AND OFFICE RAILING
VISE AND IS0.Y FENQXS
Barbed Wire. Wire and Lawn Fencing,
Poultry Netting, Etc
PORTLAND WIRE. AND IRON WORKS-
Phone Main.2000. SECOND AND EVERETT STS.
J1-1!,; BA
CO FREE
TEA SBICES
BAKING R0VDER
' .extrcts:
3UST"RIGHT
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CLOSSETiQSVERS
" "P0RTLAN DOREliij
Mexican..
Mustang Liniment
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very oore ef tha ...
dlseaae ana) atop
the meet aaeaaet, .
axsraolatlng palna
almost Instantly.
Mexican
Mustang Liniment
Cares every aliment
ef Kan pi; Coaat
t' at a good, honet
L!. mentean sure.
t" -iteV.cr,'
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mis
QUALITY
is 1 the new ynj of
saying perfect paints,
enamels, stains,
- -!' '
varnisnes per
feet -when you
buy, and
perfect
in ttse
and
It
does
: aot
matter
what you
want
to paint.
vou caa
always Jet
the right
notarial under
the nam
"Acks c-'Atnr
let as send yon s eof r ef
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tad Ftnlihn." Preeea reqn.
II your nearest dealer cannot
tnpriy yoa with the ae.
kau.ity kind, we wiU.
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