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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, FRIDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY '7. 1908. 'A- .4 ': 1 '. - t ; ,. i Kruse, One. of the Exposition Skatera, Who U Making Good Rec ord In Six-Day Race at the Oaks. -4 RECORD SCORE MADE BY SIX-DAY RACERS Eight Contestants in Con test at Oaks Rink Fin ish With 99 Laps. Ttas highest score, collectively, yet to be made In the six-flay roller skating race at the Oaks rink was recorded last Bight when eight of the nine contest . ants flnlahed the 30-thlnute relay with 19 la pa to their credit. Monday night at the conclusion of the first relay two of the racers scored I laps and Wednesday night there were three who showed this speed, but previous records went glimmering when the pistol cracked last night at the conclusion of the half-hour spurt. Har rison, who slipped and went down early In the race, was the only one of the J roup to lose a lap. He was also cut own a quarter at the finish, but the fall he had received earlier In the even ing had been a heavy one and he felt the effects of It too much to force himself Into the. lead bunch when the final strain came in the concluding minutes of the relay, i All the rest of the contestants clung ' together like glue during the 20 odd minutes of steady racing and last few moments of killing exertion to gain a lap or a fraction of a circle at the close. The best efforts of Copeland. Card and Holt to gain an advantage through sudden bursts of speed proved unavailing the rest of the racers hung to their heels with the tenacity of ter riers. Tonight and tomorrow night will con clude the race. It is expected that owing to the closeness of the contest a break will be made early in the race tonight in an effort on the part of some of the racers to gain a decided ad-, vantage. Whenever thia occurs, whether tonight or the one following, the highest pitch of excitement of the entire contest will be reached. The five racers finishing with the greatest num ber of laps to their credit will enter a five-mile contest Sunday afternoon at 3 p. m. and will run a second race Sun day evening at 9 o'clock. Following is the total score. Ac cording to a decision of the Judges last night Kruse was reinstated for the foul he sustained at the hands of Holt Wednesday night, Giving back to the former the lap he lost in a spill: Racer. Holt Card , Copeland Kruse , Brown Schwarts Little Harrison ... Farrell Connie M. won. Black Dress second. A Hyman third; time, 1:0a. VKour furlongs. rurse Achieve , won, oreguard second, Palo Alto third; time, : 1-t. -. v ., - One mils, selling -Canardo won. Mer lin g second, Alma Boy third; ttme, 1:40, One mile. Ban Gabriel handicap Ed win T, Fryer won. Light Wool second, Colonel Jack third; time, 1:J. . Mile and three sixteenths, selling KJnrima won, Bam Bernard second, Fer ry Wicks third; time, 3:01.. . Five and a halt furlongs, selling Orello won. Miss, Himyar second, SI Merrill third: Urns,' 1:0J I I. J V; '' Flrat at Oakland.''' : r -San Francisco. 'Feb. 7. Results at Oakland yesterday: Futurity course, aelllnsr ftalvace won. Exchequer second. Old Settler third; time, 1:14. , - Three furlongs, purs El Paso won. jNovgoroa second, jaossxi uura; ' irnn. One and a half miles, selling Prince of Orange won. Eduardo second,. LasslI third; time, 1:451-6. c - Six furlongs, selling Mansard won. riauMibie. second, Hal third; urns, 1:17 1-5. , - One and a sixteenth miles. selling Bill Curtis won, Kogo second, Shady LAa third; time, 1:66 I-t. One mile, purse Fred Bent won. Mass second, Muskodar third; tuns, 1:47 1-8. Catarrh Cure Free If Ton Continually K'hawk and Spit, If You Have Fool, Sickening - ; Breath. , That I Catarrh , w V.'iV, and I Can Cure It. . v- . 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Total ....774 7.78 827 f HICHS CHATTEN8. 1st 2nd 3rd Total Ave. 119 140 118 182 189 142 129 133 100 100 Players. Baker 179 Williams 109 Allen 186 Flandermyer 138 Absentee ....100 438 429 496 896 300 146 143 166 132 100 Total .684 675 697 FINISHES OX THREE COURSES. Winners at Los Angeles. 4xs Angeles. Cat., Feb. 7. Results at Santa Anita yesterday were as follows: Five and a half furlongs, selling ALBANY GUARDS MAKE GOOD SHOW (Special Dispatch to The Journal.! Albany, Or., Feb. 7. Colonel James Jackson, inspector-general of the Ore gon National Guard, and on special de tail from the war department to report on the efficiency of the National Guard, waa In Albany laat evening on his an nual tour of Inspection. Company G was formally Inspected, and Captain Winn and his men highly complimented on their creditable showing. The com pany has but recently been reorganised and la rapidly building up into one of the moat efficient of the state's guards. A full complement of men is now on the roster and the commissioned offi cers will be announced in the very near future. This coupon Is good for one trial package of Gauss' Combined Catarrh Cure, mailed free in plain pack age. Simply fill In your name and address on lines below and mall to C. B. GAUSS, 8163 Matu Street, Marshall, Mloo. BETTED SERVICE TO THECAPITAL Oregon Electric Decides to Bun Cars Both Earlier and Later. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Salem, Or., Feb. 7. General Manager Talbott of the Oregon Electric was In the city yesterday investigating the de mand for more car service between Salem and Portland. He decided that it was necessary to put on an earlier service, and also a later, so that Port land business men having cases in the supreme court ana the circuit courts could come up and snaxe tneir argu ments and return the same day. Thia has never been possible with the South ern Pacific train service as now ar ranged, and If the additional service Is , GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK ITEr.I r To Depositors of Oregon Trust - - The Evening Telegram Alone Is responsible for disturbing peaceful conditions. Personally I am ready, and have been for a month", to carry out to the letter every promise I have made. .The German-American Bank will more than make good its part as soon as Mr. Reed and Receiver Dev lin secure their associates and the approval of the court. The attitude of the Evening Telegram is in elegant at this time. Everybody should boost since the court has signed the order. Only the dirtiest kind of a knocker would speak ill of the project or those making it possible. The Telegram may own and run Oregon, but yours truly is unincumbered. Respectfully, L. J. WILDE. ft.. put on that Mr. Talbott has outlined there will be a big inroad made on the Harriman line's patronage. ROAD BUILDERS OF LINN IN CONVENTION (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Albany, Or., Feb. 7. At their annual convention, held here yesterday, - the Linn county road supervisors reported on the past year's operations and dis cussed plans for the future. The pol icy of the county court was unanimous ly indorsed especially In respect of Its bulldins bridges by direct application of county funds through the supervisors with the forces placed under them by law, instead of advertising for bids and letting contracts. It was the testimony of the supervisors that the policy pur sued secures better bridges for less money. ' . The care of machinery, the proper method of shortening bridges, voluntary work, the pay of supervisors and men, the district fund, guide posts, law points, Missouri drags, fences and en croachments on the county roads re ceived attention. Perfect grading and drainage were emphasized aa the most Important of all points in rosdbulldlng. Woman loves a clear, rosy complex ion. Burdock Blood Bitters purifies the blood, clears the skin, restores ruddy, sound health. Oaks Rink Tonight. Kruse led the bunch at the finish last night, followed closely by Card, Cope land and Holt Brown, Llttl and CW. , a. 1 . i a I . . . otumni eyi ngni ai ids leaders heels. Fanlll took a hcul fall tnt mnnn regained his feet and recovered lost dis tance amid the cheers of the thousands. Harrison also took a bad fall but oould not regain his lost time. The race) will be continued tonight at 9 p. m. and ; tomorrow night at the same time. Sun day afternoon and evening there) will te exciting rive-miia races. ill positively Tomorrow and Monday be the last days side gas bills. Portland Gas company. for discount on west Saturday Last and All This Week Were CLOTHING DAYS at THE CHICAGO and TOMORROW Will Be a REPETITION CROWDS, BUYING CROWDS, AFTER THE WORLD'S VERY BEST BAROAINS Some selecting only one Suit or Overcoat, but many taking two or three, and paying but the original price of one. Plain or fancy weaves, light or dark patterns, single or double-breasted styles. Schloss Bros, and other high grades. The $35.00 Suits, the $30.00 Suits, the $25.00 Suits you take any you like and pay the salesman the sale price $11.00. NOTHING RESERVED GO RIGHT THROUGH THE STOCK AND PICK THE BEST Pick ' Out Your Choice of . 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