The Oregon daily journal., July 06, 1907, Page 4, Image 4

., .: THE OREGON DAILY -JOURMAU PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVBNINO. JULY g.'., 1807.
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I NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
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l THIRD' STRAIGHT "c, - feii: f-1
Portland Team Takes An
other Crawl Up the Per
centage Cojumn.
UMPIRE PUTS TWO
: OUT OP THE GAME
Dillon Mid Atherton Ot Wrathy
Orer Decisions And Perrlne Says
Scat" MeCredle and Carson Hit
Safely Each Time at Bat.
f
Pet.
.641
.Bit
.812
.400
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YESTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Portland , Lew Angeles 4.
San Francisco 4, Oakland 0.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Won. Lost.
Los Angelea 46 35
Oakland 41 41
Pan Francisco 44 42
-Portland 3 41
(Joarsal Special Barrio..)
;'.-,'Los Angeles, July .Portland took
a peek at th 400 pr cent mark yester
day by again defeating Loa Angeles In
Ja fatureles but cloa ram. With
vth Bearer now In tha 400 class, only
'ill points difference remains between
ths top and cellar of tha percentage
column, and MeCredle has really rot
his club Into tha raoa.
.V wuh tha axeaptlon of. the orders 1s
' sued by Umpire Perrlne, which took
both Dillon and Atherton out of the
game and off tha field for bushwhack;
lag at the king's royal edicts, the ex
treme heat deadened the gai
man started In to do the slat
me. Mart-
ab work and
continued for five Innings, when he was
displaced by Klnseiia, wno neia me l
Loos down until the close of the ninth.
Both Carson and MeCredle had a bat-
ttng average of 1.000, slugging the ball
for a safe blngl each time at bat The
cor
LOS ANGELES.
AB. R. IB. PQ. A. E.
Bernard, cf
Ellis. II.....
Brashear, 2b
Cravath, lb.
Bmt,th, lb...
Dillon, lb. .
Delmas, ss..
Hogan, c...
Narle. p....
Eager, rf
Totals .
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SEATTLE LAUDS
PORTLAND'S CREW
Post Intelligencer Says the
Local Men Won Without
Making an Effort.
Seattle newspapers, as a rule, are not
given to praising Portland, things In
Portland or people who win honors for
Portland, but the extraordinary ability
shown by the local crew In the senior
Lours race in the sound city during tne
resratta the Fourth, forced the following
from the Post-Intelllgencer:
"Deserving Dan Murphy, coach of the
Portland rowing crew which won the
senior fours in the International regatta
of the North Paoiflo association of
Amateur Oarsmen, held on Lake Wash
ington yesterday afternoon for several
hours, was a tickled man when his boys
stretched away for eight long, clear
known as the "C. F.
Championship Trophy, which is y
King Swimming
which is valued
at several hundred dollars. In addition
to which a purse will be given. There
win also t moneyed prise ror tne win
ners of second and third placea
trophy Is donated
The
by C. F. King, the
well-known financial agent or Boston.
who Is also publisher of tha Boston
Dally Tribune.
Assurances nave aireaay Deen re
ceived of at least 60 entries, represent
ing several states or me union, uanaaa.
England and Ireland. The event will
tako on an International character, and
In Boston the Interest in the conteat is
growing to such an extent that the raoe
promises to rival In Donulartty the Mar
athon run
It will be easily possible for the en
tire population of the city of Boston
and surroundings to witness a great
portion of the race, as the swimmers
win pass in run view or tne hundreds
of wharves In the upper harbor, and
along the route taken by the pleasure
steamers on their way to the resorts
of the lower harbor. The course will
be policed so that there may be nothing
to interfere witn the work or the con
testants, and as a guarantee of safety
to everybody Interested the onlookers
ana ice contestanta
MAJOR LEAGUE NOTES
7 IT 10 2
' Basaey. If . . . .
Mott, lb
Donahue, cf . . .
MeCredle, rf . .
Atherton. 2b..
Wallace, cf. ..
. Moore, a
Carson, lb....
ftehtmpff, ss..
Hartman, p...
Klusella, p . . . .
Totals ......
11 4
PORTLAND.
AB. R. IB. PO. X E.
S 1 1 8 0 0
0
2
1
0
0
1
0
0
0
0
.14 10 2 I 2
1 - Brashear out bunting third strike.
SCORE BT INNINGS.
Los Angeles 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 4
Hits 10 10 10 1127
' -' Portland 00011201 0 5
Jflts 0 1 0 2 2 2 0 2 110
. SUMMARY.
s ' ' Three-base hit Nagle. Two-base hits
' ' Nagle, Moore, MeCredle. Sacrifice
- btta Eills. Schlmpff, MeCredle. Left
" on haaea Los Angeles 10, Portland
1 Wii-at haee on called balls Off Hartman
' 2, off Nagle 1, off Klneella 1. Struck
Out By Magie (, oy twriram c, vy iv iu
- 'Mil a. wild nltch N&aie. First base
on errors Los Angelee 2. Time of
1 .. ... . hours 20 minutes. Umptn
. Perrina. Stolen bases Nagle 2, Bra-
' 0 shear 2, Ellis, Bassey.
; FASTEST SWIMMERS
V, WILL ENTER CONTEST
Championship In Water to Be Deter
mined at Boston During the
National Meet.
During the old bom week celebration
In Rnatnn. Jul? 28 to August S, in
clutilve, there will be a swimming race
in determine the long-distance swim
ming championship of the United States.
Jt will tie over approximnmiy
mile course, the start being made from
Charles town bridee and the course end
In mt nr niflr Rnatnn Ijiffht.
' Swimmers from all over the world
re Invited to compete. The contest
will be a professional one in that any
body Is free to enter, regardless of
amateur regulations. The first prize
will be a magnificent trophy to be
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WORSE EVERY YEAR
Plenty of Portland Readers
Have the Same Ex
perience Don't neglect an aching back.
h It will get worse every year.
' Backache Is really kidney ache.
To cure the back you must cure the
kidneys.
j If you don't, other kidney ills follow j
' ' Urinary troubles, diabetes, Brlghfs
disease.
' A Portland Citizen tella you how the
cur Is easy.
J." ' George Rutter, clerk in the O. R. &
N. freight bouse, and living at 291 Sec
' ond street. Portland, Or., says: 'The
benefit I found through using Doan'8
Kidney Pills about three years ago. has
been ae satisfactory and lasting that I
" hare never hesitated to recommend the
remedy to others. I began using Doan's
t. Kidney Pills when suffering sharp lr-
rltatlng pain a The trouble was be-
coming worse ievery ' day, but Doan's
- Kidney iHi fifOWptly: checked It and
from the results In my case I can cer
tainly recommend thla medicine to anv
. one annoyed wKh their back or kid-
neya." . ,. . - - .... .
' For sal by all - dealers, price 60
;' cents. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo.
; New York, sole agenU for tha United
I SUtes, - , ' 5
':' ' Remember tha k nam Doan'a and
taka no other. J , '
Freddy Parent is claylna a great aame
ror tne Boston Americans.
Indianapolis fans have a blescher or-
fanlzation railed the Kind Word club,
he object of the club Is to nut s. eton to
knocking and to toss kind words to the
home players when they win.
"Buirs" Raymond, who has been signed
oy tha St. Louis Nationals, tried to
top an electric fan with his ungloved
hand the other day and came very near
naving nis pitcning arm put out of bust
new permanently.
Five hits one day and twenty hits th
next i the way the New York High
lanaprs nave Deen Datting.
Joe Kelley and his "Canucks" have
set the Toronto baseball world crazy
ureat ining Tor oir josepn to neaa
winner his first year In the Eastern
league.
"What do rou think of those Rrrfnk
lynsr has been asked more thin once
ouring tne past month.
Mans kit Lajole ha his Cleveland
team keeping great step and looks
line a naro struggle ror the White Sox
Uie remainder or the season.
' The Cincinnati team has been playing
j 'tit- oan or mie ana a gooa many ran
believe the Reda will get into the firs
division berore the close of the
son.
Manager McGuire of the Boston Amer
cans snouia get jimmy Barrett a cap
to fit him. Jim ripped hi cap up the
hack in order to make It stay on his
Pitchers Lindaman and Ltnriermann are
both members of the Boston Nationals.
;jne Brooklyn team as well as the
nts put an awful crlmn In the Phlla..
aemma team s pennant asolratlona.
nl Chase has slumped In hla work
win ine otner tlignianders.
either St. Lou I a team has played as
gonn oan tins season as last.
nw York fans fear that tha rreat
Mathewsftn is becoming an "In and
outer." In one game Matty shows him
self the old-time wonder and in the next
ne-is on t tea out or the box.
The Tigers are making quite a bid
ror tne pennant, but very few fans out
side of Detroit think Jennings' men will
arrive at the top in time to hoist the
nag.
A St. Louis uniform is very becoming
i Dm Kinren nnn an tnat is nee
essary now Iw for Bill to win a few
rame to mane nis stay in the Mound
City a happy affair.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago
New York ..
Pittsburg ..
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati ..
Brooklyn ...
St. Louis
Won.
.. B2
.. 40
. . 86
.. 2R
. . 2R
. . 2?
. 18
Lost. Pet.
17 .754
24 .19
25 .616
.10 .645
3 .444
31! .424
46 .866
63 .264
Yesterday's Gaines.
At New York New York 2, Brook
lyn 1.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 1, St. Louis 1.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Wnn
Chicago 41
Cleveland 43
Philadelphia, 38
Detroit 35
New York 10
St. Louis 27
Boston , 25
Washington 20
Lost.
23
2
2
27
34
41)
41
41
Pet.
.652
.623
.687
.565
.469
.403
.379
.328
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Irvington Track, July 4.
OFFICIAL SCORE OF -
TWO ASTORIA GAMES
Following Is the official score of the
Bralnard Cubs and the Astoria Bo
hemians in the two games played at
Astoria on July 4:
Morning game
BRAINARD CUBS.
AB. R. II. PO. A. E.
Barrell, cf. Ft 0 1 2 0 0
Krugef, 8b. , 4 0 0 1 1 0
Kennedy, lb. I 1 0 10 0 1
Tark, ss 8 2 2 2 2 2
Lodeil. 2b ...S 1 0 2 6 1
Magness, If 4 2 1 2 0 1
Lerch. rf. 4 1 1 1 0 1
Nellson. c 1 0 0 7 8 0
Htrelt, p 4 1 0 0 2 0
Total 82 8 6 27 16
ASTORIA BOHEMIANS.
Wroten. cf.
Graham, lb.
Blossom, ss.
Gates, rf. . .
Griffith. 2b. .
Kelt, c
Carlson, 8b. .
Brakke. If. ..
Backus, p. . .
Wolfe, p. ...
Totals
.84 8 4 27 10 I
Kelt out, hit by batted ball second in
ning.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Cubs Run 0 3 0 0 0 2 1 3 08
Hits 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 05
Bohemians Runs 00010020 0 3
Hits 00020020 04
SUMMARY.
Struck-out By Strelt. 7: by Backus.
2. Wolfe. 1. Bases on balls Off Back-
S. Two-base hits Gates, eacririce
hits Kruger. Stolen bases Barrell.
son. Hit by pitched ball Kennedy. Lo
deil, Turk. Passed balls, battery error
Kelt, wild pitcn. battery error
Wolfe. First bsse on errors Cubs.' 8;
Bohemians, 6. Earned runs cubs, 3
Bohemians, 3. Left on bases Cubs, 4;
Bohemians. . 4. Innings Ditched Strelt.
9; Backus, 4: Wolfe, 6. Hits made Off
Strelt, 4: off Backus. 1. Wolfe, 4. Time
ame, 1:10. umpires uiney ana
McKee. scorer smitn.
Afternoon game
BRAINARD CUBS.
AB. R. H. PO. A.
.41011
4
boat lengths of water and pieked up
victory in broad daylight in such an
easy-going, conventional manner that
It could not help reflecting on the
showings made by the other four
crewa. Murphy was pleased In more
way than one for he Is not afraid to
place his legal tender on what he con
siders a good thing. Sometime he
considers wrong but not this tlma, and
he will carry some of the Nelson money
back to Portland with him If he breaks
away from his many Saattl friends in
good time.
"In the biggest event of th day, the
senior foura, the orew tugged at the
oars fiercely, all but the Fortlanders,
trying hard nearly all of the time to
keep from finishing last. That honor
settled upon the James Bay club of
victoria. Vancouver crossed the im
aginary line second. Nelson third and
seatue lourtn.
"From the very first instant tha Port
iio crew caugni tne water it was
aneaa. putting clear water between
them and the next fastest boat before
It got full swing on more than seven
strokes, recovering and catching rap
Idly. Murphy nearly blew up when this
happened. Portland was forging ahead,
little by little, their fast, long stroke
Increasing the lead constantly. The
other trailed in a bunch all by them
selves. Seattle had a hard Hm n run.
ulng away from th last crew.
Portland Decked awav with a inn.
"j nu a 1 uirer xne entire course,
rowing in splendid form, and when they
finished they were able to cheer loudly,
an evidence that they had not extended
themselves to the limit. Eight lengths
was their lead."
Much Interest in Tri-City
Pitcher Who Works
This Afternoon.
LEAGUE PLAYS EIGHT
- GAMES TOMORROW
Kelso Tigers Wfll Battle With Brain
ard (Tuba in the Afternoon Mau
rice Whltemore Resigns as Man'
ager of the Frakea Team.
TRI-CITY LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
At Recreation Park Kelso Tigers vs.
Cuba . ..
At wood burn Fraaas va inaiana.
At St. Johns Brewers va Trunks.
At Astoria Apostles va Bohemians,
Pitcher Gardner, whose long arm and
speedy delivery has won more than on
game of ball, will deliver the goods this
afternoon at Reoreatlon Park at I
o'clock for the Trunks in their gam
against th St John Apostles. Th
game promises to b an interesting on.
Charlie Moore will mount tha mound
for St Johns and will toss to his
brother behind the bat Slno th laet
gam played by th Trunks the team
has been strengthened considerably and
Manager Partlow threatens to possess
the pennant when th Trl-Clty leaf a
season closea The line-up of th teams
this afternoon:
Trunks.
ameaon . . . . .
Gardner
Metser
Robldeaux ...
Hay
Shockley
Van Nortwtck
Locke
Barhart
Position.
o. . . .
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2b....
. . Sb. . ,
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. . . .cf . . . .
rf
St Johna
. . . . O. Moore
, . . . . C. Moore
Clarke Moore
McKay
Brown
.. Trowbridge
....... Gains
Hlnklo
Rippley
Barrell, cf. ,
Kruger, 3 b. .
Kennedy, lb. ,
urk, ss. . 1 . ,
Shea, c
Magness, If. ,
Lerch. rf
Lodeli, 2b. . ,
Olney, p
Strelt, p
..4
..4
..8
..2
..4
..4
,.1
.8
X
2
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
2
6
0
9
1
1
6
1
0
Totals 33 S 7 24 11 11
ASTORIA EOHEMIANS.
Yesterday'g Games.
At Detroit Detroit 9, Philadelphia 5
At Cleveland Cleveland 2
York 1.
half furlongSjftoMLady
second, Aetuda
YESTERDAYS RACE EVENTS
At Sheepshead Bay.
'Journal Special Service.)
New York. Julv 5. Cahoche
1 shot, won the Soendthrlft handian
one mile and a furlong, at Sheepshead
Bay today, defeating McCarter, the fa
vorite, by one and one half lor-th
III OUllB .
Six and a
Won, Littleton Maid
third; time. 1:19.
One mile Dlnna Ken won. Tar West
second, San Alvtso third; time. 1:39 3-6.
ine epenamnn handicap, mile and a
lunonK uaDoenan wnn Miriirir .
ond. Mlneeta third: time. l:B2a-K.
Mile and a half Tjini.trl.n wnn
rnmtmp second, Terola third: time.
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Six furlnnra-Th0.,ii t
ball second, Nesslan third; time, 1:14 3-5.
At Seattle.
... tfonrml SpMi.i Service.)
Seattle, July 6. Meadows results:
Four furlnnro Ron t t...i.
T$. aiKamla 'third; time,
RdmnUr22I"r8r , Grammont won.
Redmont second, Melar third; tlmoi
One mile Ten Row won Kin?
ond Dave Weber thl7d;Timef 1:43.
ZJ vli ha' '""-long Aunt Polly
Graham, 3b.
Pool, If. ...
Blossom, ss.
ate", lb. .
Griffith, 2b.
Kelt, c.
Carlson, rf.
Wroten, cf.
Brakke, p.
8
8
4
0
1
11
1
7
0
1
2
Totals 38 8 8 27 12
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Cubs Runs 00001018 0-
Hlts 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 2 17
Bohemians Runs 01 1! M 0 0 0 8
Hits 0 1 1 23 0 1 0 08
SUMMARY.
Btmck-out By Olney, 4; Strelt, 1,
BraKKe, t. Bases on Dans orf Brakke,
2. Two-base hits Blossom. Three-base
Jilts Kruger. Graham, Carlson. Home.
runs Kennedy. Double play Barrell to
Lodeil. Sacrifice hits Magness. Stolen
nases warren, Madness. Hit by pitched
ball Wroten. Passed balls, battery er
ror Kelt. First base on errors Cubs.
2: Bohemians, 6; Earned runs Cuba, 4;
Dtinomiaiis, , lu on oases uubs,
2; Bohemians, 7. Inning pitched Ol
ney 4H, Strelt. 4V4; Brakke. 9. Hits
made Off Olney, 7, Strlet. l; Brakke,
1. time 01 grume. i:u. umpires Nell
son and Amsteadt. Scorer Smith.
11 .
The Kansas City Labor Temple asso
ciation has decided to commenoe work
on Its new building.
Bow to Our Ohlllblalns.
"To onjoy freedom from ehlllblalns,"
writes John Kemp, East Otlsfleld, Me.,
"I apply Bucklen's Arnica Salve. Have
also used It for salt rheum with excel
lent results." Guaranteed for fever
Sores, indolent ulcers, piles, burn,
wounds, frost bites and skin diseases.
26o at Red Cross Pharmacy.
IN LOCAL BASEBALL CIRCLES
The Laue-Davis branch 3 nln will
play the Laue-Davis branch 2 nine at
me latter ground Sunday momlng at
10 o'clock.
The East Portland Stars would like
10 arrange games with city teams not
over 1 years of age. Dates can be
inaoo wun Manager Alfred Daniels. 608
jam. Ann street, or phone East 3044
inss Campbell, who pitched for
Multnomah during the Multrvomah
Seattle game the Fourth, had the 81
wash athletes swinging their heads off
"ii puiziing siow Dan which he lobbed
oyer the plate. It was minced in with
his speediest ones and proved very ef-
Fenton s one-handed running catches
near second base In the Multnomah
games elicited numerous bouquets from
the fans Both catches were line drives
that shot over towards right field with
the speed of a cannon-ball, but Fenton's
left mitt was a backatnn th nn,.Mn
get through, under or over. It was Rin
ger' sizzling drive to the Ditcher in
tne sixth that put Wandesford high in
the air and gave the game to the locals.
There is a rumor currant th..
Portland Newspapermen's team will
P a2 a similar collection of ball tossers
in Seattle as soon as arrangement can
be completed.
Gardner, who Ditches thi
for the trunks, while still 'under his
majority. Is recognized as one of the
headiest pitchers in the Tri-City league
and it is exnertpd thnf h. m .
, law Will SJL4U J
his record as a strike-out twlrler.
SEMI-FINALS PLAYED j
OFF AT IRVINGTON
Benham and Northrop defeated Moore
and Nunn yesterday afternoon at the
Irvington court in the last match of the
semi-finals. The two former and Gloss
and McAlpin are now matched for the
club championship In the double. Two
matches were also played off yesterday
in the ladles' singles with the following
results: Mrs. Moore defeated Mrs.
Lockwood, 6-4, 6-1; Mrs. Cook defeated
Miss Fox, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3.
Trl-Clty Xieatru Votes.
There have been acaln dances, sun-
dances and big pow-wows galore going
on at Woodburn ever since the Fourth.
ause, Indians are leading the league
In the pennant race by a good margin.
Strung out behind them are the other
leaders In the order named. Frakes, St.
John and Kelso. The Cubs, who have
been occupying the cellar while the
leaders have been perohed on the top
rounds are now leading the second di
vision by a good margin and a few
more wins will put them among the
leaders in the first division.
Maurice Whltemore. the hustling man
ager of the Frakes, and one of th pro
moters of the league, has found that
business will not admit of his remain
ing with the team, and he has handed
In hi resignation. H. H. Pomeroy, an
east side fan. has taken ud the reins
and will take over the Frakes franchise
and maybe the team. There are rumor
that several new faces will be seen in
the irrakes lineup.
' Manager Smith of th Cubs ha sev
eral new men on th string for the
balance of the season, among them be
I n cr two Tii r"h mrm nil ..trh..
From' all Indications there will be no
baseball at the Oaks this Season, as
the water la too high over th flat to
allow of work. The street oar people
are waiting patiently to see the water
recede so tney can throw a fore of
men on the work.
The Kelso Tigers will be seen upon a
Portland diamond for the first time In
local baseball history Sunday, when they
meet the Cubs. These two teams have
a tie to settle, as each have won one,
and there will be fur flying on the
Vaughn street diamond, sura Hull, the
premier twlrler for the Tigers, will try
to make a shut-out game. The Cubs
are leading the league in hitting anor
are playing fast, snappy ball. The con
test will be well worth witnessing.
Manager Partlow ha a mighty good
looking bunch of ball tossers now, and
after they strike their stride there will
be some surprises administered to the
leaders in tne pennant race.
There will be a meeting of the board
at 122 Grand avenue Wednesday even
ing of thl week. Matter of Importance
compel the call. "
Kelso has protested the St. Johns
game wun tne ngers or two weeks ago,
basing their claim for protest on viola
tion or the rule governing; players in
U1U1UI 111.
Oakland Blanked.
(Journal Special lerrlea.)
San Francisco, July 6. Oakland failed
to get a look-in during the game yes
terday. Jones' long arm being master of
tne situation, in score:
R. H. E.
San Francisco 4 4 2
Oakland 0 8 1
Batteries Jones and Street; Wright
ana tuin. umpire uerricx.
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Portland
To B United at Once by Close and Permanent Commercial Ritl
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Announces tha Initial Trip of th Newly Equipped and Commodious
Steamer '
BREAKWATER
.. v-,: .-; -.,--, - .
yv- mOX OBT&aJn TO OOOI SAT rOXTfl. '
MONDAY, JULY 8, 1907
LMTlnf Oak' Street Dock at 8:00 p. m. and Regularly Each Monday
Bvanlng Thereafter.
Th BREAKWATER Is" Just off th drydook after a thorough otn ,
hauling and her fittings and equipment are new and first class through
out, with capaolty for 80 flrst-olass and 10 second-class passengers.
TAJtB Ssvween Portland and Ooo Bar lolnts (Umpire, Horth Band and
Mars ha aid), 110.00 nrat elassi 17.00 soond alass, tnolndlnr berth and meals.
Purchas tlckti i and make reservations at City Ticket Office, Third and
Wsshlngton St.; C. W. Stlniger. City Ticket Agent, or Oak 8tret Dook,
, - 1; IfMUer & Co., Dock Agents.
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tore. Prepared by th
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Oraroalaa Bldg, Bortland, O.
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WISE AND IRON FENCING
Barbed Wire, Wire and Lawn Fencing,
Poultry Netting, Etc
PORTLAND WIRE AND IRON WORKS
Phone Main 2000. SECOND AND EVERETT STS.
Makes the skin like you want It.
Does It In a moment.
Hagaris
cMagnolia. Halm.
A liquid preparation for Face,
Neck, Arms and Hands.
It Is neither sticky nor greasy.'
It's harmless, clean
and rdfreshlng.
Cannot be detected.
Two colors Pink and White.
Use It morning, noon and night.
Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall.
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POISON
Answering Telegrams In Russia,
Russian procrastination Is proverbial
Tet, even in this Aslatlo corner of Eu
rope, writes the Warsaw correspondent
of the Pall Mall Oaaette, II months is
thought to be rather a long time to
take to answer a telegram. The min
istry of the Interior evidently does not
think so.
In October. 1006. some 60 inhabitants
of Warsaw signed a telegram to Count
Wltte. then minister of the interior.
protesting against the brutal way In
which the Cossacks and Lancers charged
a peaceful . crowd on the so-called "Con
stitution Day." Last week brought an
answer. The 60 were summoned to the
town hall and told, with great pomp
and ceremony, that their telegram could
not be attended to, firstly, because they
had forgotten to fix a revenue stamp
to it, and secondly, because such com
plaints should be addressed to the sen
ate and not to the minister of the in
terior. Of course, those who were wounded
on that memorable occasion are either
killed or cured long ago, and those
who signed the telegram had forgotten
all about the incident
th went disease
on .arm. ret tne
eaaleat to cor WHEN
YOU KNOW WHAT
TO DO. Many bar
pimples, spots ea tb
kin, sore la tb
month, ulcers, falling
balr. bone palna, ca
tarrh, and don't rnmt
It Is BLOOD POISON. Bend te DB. BROWN,
35 Arch 8t., Philadelphia, Pasa., tot
BROWN'S BLOOD CURB. 200 per bottle!
lasts one month. Bold In Portland ealy by
Woodward. Clarke A Co.
HOTEL JEFFERSON
TURK AND GOUGH STREETS
"SAN rBANCISCO.
FECIAL SUMMER RATES
New hotel, face Jefferson Square. Two
blocks f ran Vas Ness Ave., the present shop
ping district Car lines transferring all over
city, paaaaosr. Every modern convenience.
350 rooms single or ea suite. 160 private hatha
American and European plana Prices moder
ate. Omnibus meets all trains.
STEWART-BARKER CO.
The Hotel Stewart Opens September 1st
IUFLE IN TREE TRUNK
From tha Seattle Times.
About 11 miles from Centralia, on
the road to Llttl Rock. Is a curiosity,
to see which would amply repay any
one for the drive. About 60 yards from
the road, near a deserted homestead, is
an old-fashioned nne imoeoma in
trunk of a tree. - . a
Th trunk of the orub Oak If not
more than six Inches through sit the
point where th rifle is imbedded, so
tnat me siock anu Drr -"-plete
view. The rifle Is In- a perfect
tat. nt nrAervn.tioti.
It Is evident that th rifle was placed
In a crotch of tne tree many year ago,
probably at the height at which a man
would rest a gun when taking careful
In the course of years the tree has
wn completely arouna tne ruie, tne
t being imbedded. Th crotch is
now about six Inches above the barrel
TXB BXAUTIXUXi SlXtf
Hotel "Key Route inn"
22nd Street and Broadway
OAKLAND
Sunny rooms, private baths, long-distance
telephones, compressed air clean
ing, large lobby, cafe a la carta with
cuisine and service unsurpassed. For
rates, et&, address
N. S. MULLAN. Manager.
Formerly Assistant Manager Palaca
Kotal. Ban Francisco.
gro
loch
and the gun 1 about 10 feet from the
ground.
Romances innumerable might be
woven about the old rifle, but it stands
as a memento to tne aeveiopment ana
progress that have taken place. What
was a wild and unexplored country at
the time when the rifle was first placed
in the crotch of the tree, with the red
man monarch of all he surveyed, with
scattered settlements of hardy pioneers
already preparing to contest his su-
remacy, is now aottea wun rarms and
omes of prosperous families.
HOTEL HOLLAND.
Uls street, Bet. Powell and
an rranolaoo.
NOW OPEN
Strictly Blrst-Class, Absolute
prooi. ui jtooma; 90 with
J. ouonrarsx-S. Mgr.
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1 Bath. I
HIGH TIME. ANTICIPATED AT
MULTNOMAH CLUB'S LOW JINKS
All the attractions of th three-ring
circus, Including the v menagerie and
clowns will be combined in th annual
outing .of the Multnomah club which
takes place tomorrow under the name
of "Low Jlhks.Y " AIT tha fun and pleas
ure which can-be crowded into a day's
time will be served in pleasing' style.
Pessimists will not be - permitted to
Join the crowd that attends and those
who dont expect to nave a good time
will bo left on the landing.
Tha start will be mad -at the foot
of Couch street, Instead-of from the
foot of Washington - as announced pre
viously, and the trio of 30 miles down
the Columbia and up Lewis river will
be made la th steamer Beaver. -Camp
will struck at about the gam point
as that utilised last summer. It is ex
pected that between 300 and es will
be on the decks of tr.o steamer when
it moves down the Willamette.
While no formal- program has been
arranged for the amusement of the
party, there-wilt-be - events- both with
and without ' names. Football Will be
played In the shade ns much as pos
sible to keep down temperatures, there
will be a baseball game, racing, a pie
eating contest, a bull fight and numer
ous other applause-producing stunts. F.
B. Harmer andW. W. Warrlner have
the day in charge and are working with
sub-committees who are looking after
th refreshment and entertainment
sides of the Jinks.
Th return trin will be made Ists in
the afternoon.' It is expected' that th ,
steamer will reach her about o'clock;
YOXTB Xii vuK
Is out of order. Tou go to bed In a
bad humor and get up with a bad taste
in your moutn. you want something
to stimulate your liver. Just try Hor
blne, the liver regulator. A positive
cure for constipation, dyspepsia and all
liver complaints. Mrs. F , Fort
Worths Texas, writes:
"Have used Herblne In my family for
years. Words can't express what I
think about it. Everybody in my house
hold are happy and well, and we owe it
to Herblne." Bold by all druggists.
REBUILDERS
REPAIRERS
DESIGNERS
OP AVYOXOBX.ES.
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68-70-T2-74 worth BLxth Sfc, Oor.
Everett,
A, D. PERKINS. PRES.
TeL Main 41. .
"Largest Automobile Repair Fac
tory in the West." ,
e Portland
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HEADQUARTERS FOR TOURISTS
AXM1J COMMERCIAL.
TRAVELERS.
Everything to eat and drink. anO
It costs no mor In tb
Portland Hot! Rattekaflor
than elsewhere In th city. Every
weekdsy night from :I0 to It
R. O. BOWBBS. Manage.
HOTEL LENOX
COB. TS3BB ABB MAZB SZl
Hortiana's Latotit an
Moat Modrn Hotel ,
nulldlna-. fionvnfi1w
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