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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 7, 1008. FIRE FIRST eUll OREQON HOTELS Ring Field Track Diamond 0 o THE! asMqtuuterfl fet Tourists and Oom merolal Travelers. Special rates made to families and single gentleman. The management will be pleased at all times to show rooms and five prices, a modern Turkish bath es tablishment la tne hotel. X. 0. Bowers, Kgr. fuiiimu lJUVV WORLD lil EMPIRE STATE PORTLAND, OR. JCnroptaa Plaa Modara JUitaaraat. Kopublican Committee Is First Action Baseball Picture of the Season That Has Been Snapped Anywhere Holding Session Behind Closed Doors Today. cost on KXZ.UOV DOUAU 10 PORTLAND ' wmtmmmmummmtHtmmmmmtmmKtmmHmmmmmaim ? mree Yanfceo stara In training at Hot Springs. Keeler Is bunting, with Klelnow behind the bat. On the right Is Happy Jack CheBbro. ;Thi la the first snapshot of any ballplayers In action taken In 1908, and serves to remind the fan that the time for play is not far off and that scores of actual battles will soon take the place of winter dope. LOCAL HORSES UV E SHOW Portland Fanciers Will Ship ; Thoroughbreds Monday for Canadian City. ; " i Vancouver's first annual horse show will be brightened by the presence of a ' carload or more of the classiest show ' horses In Tortland, which will be hipped to the British Columbia city next Monday night Local Hunt club .' members are taking an early start for the north so that the horses will have week to be toned up and accustomed to the ring, the show being held March .' in, zu ana ti. . . Portland will also be honored soci ally by Vancouver society, a minner bp Ing one of the means of providing en- teriainment tor tne Oregon visitors. At this affair only Oregonlans will be pres- nt outside of the hosts, several of Whom belonc to the British Deeraire The distinction is one that is seldom accorded and is done in view of the in- v terest.taKen in the Rose city over the enterprise or the neighboring; town i In additiun to the show a. big paper man una omn prepared lor tne vls , 1 tors from the states. While Mr. Tongue, bwner and rider uf the funious uregoh v Kiw. has not given a definite answer as , 10 wnetner or not he will go along, it Is believed that Portland would carry ,. uu vne Honors in mis event. Another f horse that is expected to win honors is f rT9.UK, tne cracx jumper owned by - Otto Breyman. S'rahk was a winner in me t-oruana ana neat tie horse j shows last winter and is one of the best on the coast at this interesting , event of the show ring. Owing to the fact that It was im- possioie. to can a meeting of the club f,l USCATINES CINCH ANOTHER CONTEST Iowa Flayers Capture Fast Basketball Game From Y. M. C. A. Quintet. between now and the time to hln th dorses out 01 roruana, tne names o those Intending to enter their animal may be leu with A. M. Cronin, 12 irsi sireei, wno win make reserve uono in tne car lor tne horses. The Muscatlnes, the Iowa basketball team touring the west, added another victory to their long list when they de feated the local Y. M. C. A. by a score of 81 to 26. Continued wranallnr took away a great deal of Interest, which otherwise should have been attached to the contest. Basketball Is on its first legs In Portland and no good Is done the upon ay me ragging that has charac terized many local games. The Muscatlnes showed their superi ority over the locals more from the fact that they kept their heads and played ball all the time and allowed their op ponents to do all the hard work and kicking. They played as clean a game as one could wish to see and for fast work and accurate passing had the lo cals beaten greatly. ' Fuller, a very small man, was especially fast, and the way In which he raced awav from his opponent was a slaht worth seeing.' Williams, the renter, in an .i.mi,,. ally fast man, too, and played all over .no iieia. ivautx roui throwing was vcy giMJ, '"'V 1 i For the locals. Itartmnn anH I7mo.o11 showed best, and scored most of the yuj.us ior me nome team. Hartman OREGON ATHLETES GAMES Moullen Wins Greatest Number of Points and New Men Show. ' (SperUl Dlipitrh to The Joeriul.) University of Oregon. Eugene. March 7. The Indoor track meet held at the Armory last night was a complete suc cess. Moullon was wlnnor by points, making 16, and was presented with a handsome bathrobe, donated by S. H. Friendly. He also won other prizes for each separate event. The prizes were donated by local merchants and the winner of each event was awarded one. Bert Prescott, president of the student body, made the presentations and also awarded the two beautiful cups which were won by the Freshmen In the Inter-class relay and cross-country runs held a few weeks ago. Besides theso each member of the Freshman relay team was elven his trolrt mertnl and Slevers, '11, Wood. '0. and Downs. were nlven gold, sliver and bronze n the croso 1. medals for their places in the country races. . l he events and winners last nieh Forty vnrd daRh rtr(nw -flr "f "n school, Krieger, first, Haley, lliJllllUKer. umn. Mnilllon rirat OREGON COACHES 'S " PAID BY STUDENTS Not One Cent Goes to Ath letics From State Appro priation Fund. (United rrm Wire.) New York. March 7. The meeting of tho Republican slate committee in this city to lay msrks the real opening of the presidential campaign In the Em pire Mm to. Pursuant to the call of Chairman Timothy h. Woodruff the committee went into session behind closed doors, this afternoon to decide upon the tlmend place fur holding the slate convention. The state convention. In addition to namins four delegatea-at-iargK to the n.itlunul convention, will chouae h new state committee which will conduct the fall campaign. Now th:it tho ceneral assembly at Al bany la hearing the close of Its session theie Is nothing- to prevent an early couvttiillnri, and It has been practically decided upon to hold the convention the second week In April. Tho convention will probably he held In this city. The primaries to ulect delegates to the as sembly district conventions for the pur-, KObt) of sending- delegates to the state convention, which In turn Is to elect the dejiates-at-large, are by law to be held the lust Tuesday of March, which this yenr will be March 31. The same trl- marles will elect delegates to the don gress district convention. I he congress districts are autono mous when It comes to choosing; dele gates, so that the state convention will not be nhle to instruct more than the four dolegates-at-large. Whether or not the delegates will be Instructed Is said lo rHt entlrelyy with Governor Huahea. If the governor and his friends want them Instructed they will undoubtedly be sent to Chicago iileda-ed to vote for Hughes for the presidential nomination. I lie meetlDs or the slate committee linn nat.irally given rise to much gossip concerning the probable makeup of the "big four" and other matters pertaining to Republican politics in New York. The candidacy of Hughes for the presi dential nomination seems to be about the only rolnt on which the rival fac tions are able to a tree. On all other matters the rival factions are deter mined lo flrht it out to the bitter end. Chairman Woodruff and his friends. who are In close touch with President Roosevelt, declare there will be no com promise with the Odell-Black-Brackett contingent. If they are able to control the convention neither Odell, Black nor Brnckett win be amonr the four delo- gateVat-large to the Chicago conven tion. If ihelr plans go through. Chair man Woodruff and Secretary Root will be two of the "bla four." The other two have not been decided unon. though Secretary Cortelyou. President Schur man of Cornell university and ex-Mayor Beth Low are belnB considered. it seems to be accepted as a fore gone conclusion that the two national convention veterans. Senators Piatt and Ucpew. are to be left outside the breast works. While the 10 or 12 men who control tho Republican organization In New York are chary about expressing themselves plainly In the matter, then- have allowed the Impression to become current that neither of the aerators Is ilkely to ko to Chicaao as delegate-at large. 1 he explanation is that a new nollt leal generation is In control of this Rtate, a new pag has been turned, and many "old. familiar faces" will not he seen as often as formerly In high places in iiepuoncnn national conventions. Phone Main UC Home Phone A 1138 atOTXIi Depot sad East Side Oars Vase the Xotel Hotel St. Philip H. M. PIERCR. Prop European Plaa Hot and Oold Water al-0 DAT In Bvery Boom and Upward rOTBTH, 7IRI AYS BtTBHlIDB STB. Main Kntrance Burnslde St. PORTLAND, OREGON ; 1 l HOTEL HLYSE.R EUROPEAN and AMERICAN PLAN Last Third and Burnside Streets BpeelaJ Vnaday Dlaaer to tlSO, TBo C. H. Edmunds Broprletet HOTEL CASCADE Most reasonable modern hotel In Portland. Newly furnished throughout; most modern hotel In the city; steam heat; European plan; cafe In connection. Corner Sixth and Flanders, four blocks from depot: very conven ient for "those wishing to make early or late tralna. 1BJBB HtVW Be sure you Cascade 'bus at depot XWM. K. A. VOX. Kaaajrer Full Information about city and vicinity given by management get the CALIFORNIA HOTELS fhEr" vaurhMou,lMnCln& bndrioo?n! .Yo,iM .-SSJ Ptow?aid00anma?d & M j- ebLa. m . . , . .. . I . ' ' ' HUUI, JUUU1I "V Mu.caun nanaiea tne en, first, Voljtt. Mclntvre: 40-varrt dnsh for High school. Krieaer. first. Ell- FIJilSHES ON THREE TRACKS First at Los Angeles. ;. Los Angeles, March 7. Results yes terday: . Five furlongs, selling Billy Mayham won, Anna juay secona. iacnta third time 1:00 1-6. Three and a half furlongs, purse inclement won, Melton Uloth second. Cells of Brass third: time, 0:41 1-5. Del Crusados finished first, but was dls Qualified for fouling. Mile, selling Bemay won. Pal second, Lauaabale third; time, 1:41 Z-5. Mile and three sixteenths, purse E 1 t. Tyer won, unaironte second, L. Wldria third: time. 1 :69 3-6. Mile and an eighth, selling Cotillion . won. Bainriaa secona, laay chlswel third; time, 1:54 2-5. Five runongs, selling Toller won, Bribery second, Instructor third; time, 1:09 1-8. -w Winners at 8aa Francisco. i San Francisco, March 7. Results yes terday: One mile and '90 yards John H. won, - Plnaud second. Jocund third; time, . . l.OV 2-. ' - Three and a half furlongs Dole Jane won, Seattle secona, ocean Maid third; - lime, o:4Z 4-6, Six furlongs Cuernavaca won, Hall second, Orraui third; time. 1:17. One and a sixteenth miles Cigar . jisuvcr won, aiax iress second, J. ft. !. Laugh re y third; time. 1:50 2-5. One mile and 70 yards Eudora won, Shady Lad second, Western third; time, - 1:50. Sht. furlongs Mitre won, Freeslas , -second, Carthaginian third; time 1:18. . 5 In the Money at New Orleans. New Orleans. March 7. Fair grounds race results yesterday: , Half MileInjury won. The Slicker aecohd. Exotic third; time, 0:4t 4-5 Six furlongs Bell Wether won. Han- bridge second, Orphan Lad third; time I :H -..- ' Five ana a hair furlongsR T, Shlpn won. Rustle second, Javotte third; time, 1 :0H S-s. - ,SI furlongs Prince Ahmed won, Hy TerioarII aecond, Colloquy third; time. Six furlongs Beatrice K- won, Bert Mont second. Morales third; time, I:JSJ.S. -- .''rr - - Si furlongs Royal Onyx won, Mer r' if second.. Miss Strome third; , time, wnisiie. and did verv wpll riour.iin 11,. upiuions 01 a very partisan audience The lineup was as follows: Portland. Position M imatina itusseii K K-o... H - - - --------- V ( U t. . artman F Fuller ou"K C Williams Vfu'"on U..,. Hayes l u6h O Morgan Columbia Wins Preliminary, The second Y M O a toom in.i wiuuiuiu uiiivcrnuy as a preliminary to I 1 vnn uiiiu uiiy nerentlng the bigger game and furnished one of a?oMar J'ho,w'd lrrnt science. fn me cicunesi. ano iasie.it games ever piayea on tne association floor. Colum bla went into the earns without nmn ticing and, with a lead of 13 to 3 against her after the first 10 minutes of piny, she Btruck her stride again and finished wie game nve points to tne good. The lineup was as follows: Y. M. C. A. Position. Columbia. ucn F Oleason Jj" Fx Dnoley Riicca yj yuinn Roberts a. . MocUnni.i vosper o Walker This Day in Sport Annals. 1868 Fred Foulkes, champion racquet 1887 At New Voile th. vil.l league admitted to membership the In dianapolis club, which had purchased mo oi. iouis irancnise. 1S91 At Boston, the New Knolnn.l i iii-KHi assoeiatton ore-anixeil with 15 ciuos. 1893 At New Orleans. Austin nih. bons defeated Mike Daly in 31 rounds. 1895 At Baltimore. .Toe- nana won irom hoi English in 10 rounds. 1907 At Grand Ranlds. Harrr I.ewl nnea ti.vvu ror nis snare in richt on Novemher 15. which resulted in th death or his opponent, Mike Ward. Murphy vs. Thompson. San Francisco. Cal.. March 7. Johnny Murphy . and "Cyclone" Thompson maker, kav NO records Were tirnken anA 1IXU be gained as to the team from this meei, owins: to tne crowded nnnrUr. Besides the track events thr. wai... wrestling matches and tu-of-war con- Morgan aereiued Kut-ter in tho , n r . . ... - - - iio-uuuna class, ano Knmn ri,.fQota.i Wattenbcrir In the finals. Hnmr, a n defeated Morgan. In the 145-pound class May and Lvninn ura vor,. evenly matched. Lyman out weisrhlnir lUin. ico . , - mis and the heavy-weiitht bout between Zacharlus and Moullen wn rfoin-j .. The sophomore tram In tho ,, . war contest consisting of Clarke. Scott Freshman and the Keior team. Gard ner, Zachfrlus. Stevenson 4rnDil anS, MA"h"r defeated the Juniors. ' of wkiE i?i r'u?rn,fi. t,am' composed or Vhlte. T-tlonmf Ul.l n.A... mlck and Slmn.nn , '",LS"r- declslon by a few Inches over a picked MIi0R LEAGUE CLUBS AND TIFEIK . M AXAGEKS Northwestern league., w. IT T.nrn president Seattle, 0. k. Dugdale; Aber deen, Robert Brown; Taeoma. Michael Lynch; Spokane, Edward yulnn; Butte, Russ Hall; Vancouver, II. Dickson. Central league, F. R. Carson, nresi- dont Terre Haute, Louis Drill; South Bend.- An BUS Grant: Wheeling ta Prince; Grand Rapids, Robert ' Lowe, Kvansville. Punch Knoll: Duvinn vtavio Myers: Zanesvllle. Marty Hnrnn Wn,i Wayne, Jack Hendricks. Ohio and Pennsylvania leniriia Ph.ri.. H. Morton, nresldent YouhirKtown Ham Wrlaht: Akron. .Tnclr Tt Keesport, Bernle McKay; Sharon.' Van (Special Pltpatrh to Tha Joarnal.) University of Or?gon, Eugene. March 7- An article criticising the employ ment of Coach Forbes by the football management comments on it as an out rageous expenditure of money for the university, evidently undor the Impres sion that the university foots the bill. This, however. Is not the case, as all expenses connected with the football team are paid from the proceeds of games. Last season Oregon's share of the net proceeds of the Idaho game was ap proximately $1,000; of the Corvallls game, $1,000, and of the Multnomah (Tame, $2,000. It wns frum thla mnnov that Coach Frost was paid and all other expenses met. 1 he entire management of Ktintont affairs Is left in the hands of the stu dent lindy and the university merely su pervises this management. Every cent ' "pense oi trie various, teams Is paid by the students tnd does not come out oi me university appropriation mad me aiaie. legislature. BREWERS TO FIGHT PROHIBITION WAVE (United Preaa Uawd Wire.) Chicago, March 7. Leading brewers from oil parts of the country, at a meeting held here, have taken steps to counteract the effects of the wave of prohibition now sweeping over the coun try. They will conduct a camnalgn of publicity snd one of their first acts will be to Investigate conditions all over the country with reference to the honor buslnesf, In both ,-wet" and "dry" towns nno publish the results of this Investigation. 3e by BOSTON'S A I TO SHOW WILL OPEN TONIGHT uoston, Mass., March 7. The sixth annual Boston automobile show, which opens in Mechanics' building tonight, promises to eclipse all former, exhibi tions Of the kind held here Tho .nil,. building- has been irlven over to th. t. hlbltlon, which means that more than 100,000 so.ua re feet of floor snnc will be filled with motor cars, sundries and accessories. The dcooratlce scheme has heen car ried out on a scale of great magnifi cence. The main hall has been convert ed Into a Japanese flower gaiden with fountains, royal palms. Japanese hedges and pergolas, and the exhibition booths separated by lattice work covered with flowering wistaria, Japanese gateways, with beautiful pedestal and lanterns, i and a profuse display of the Jananese colors, complete the decorative scheme. In the number and variety of exhlblu the show this year la also a record breaker. Practically all of the leading moneis seen at the recent shows in New York, Chicago and other cities are to be displayed. The whole of the first floor and basement have been filled with cars, while tne second floor has been given over to the display of motor cycles and automobile accessories. Tne exhibition will continue through the whole of next week. and. this dolors are expecting ft large attendance and nu merous sales. Hotel St. Francis AW FBABCZSOO Fronting tropical Union Square, the heart of San Francisco, this structure Is a fine example of the artistic treatment of a utilitarian Idea, and typifies the high value Ban Francisco places upon enter tainment. This hotel probably unites, under one roof, more advanced Ideas of hotel service than any other caravansary In America, yet the rates are lower In pro portion to the attention offered, than can be found elsewhere In the United States. Rates from $2 upward European plan. Under tne managemeat of James Woods. Boxing Tournament a Success. The boxlnar tournament held at Mer rill's hall last night under the auspices or tne ironmouioers union, no. 13, proved to be a big success. A good-sized Crowd witnessed the bouts which were between local amnteurs. The mills were fast and drew forth plenty of ap plause from the audience. There were five bouts of three-round length. Seals Beat Team No. 2. (Clilteil Prcs I.ca.fd Wire.) San Francisco. March 7. The San Francisco team of the Pacific coast leacue defeated Team No. 2 of the Chi cago American league aggregation yes- teraay, o io a. i ne game was rast ror the amount or work done by the men this season, ritcners Whlttredire. Wit lis. Gaddy, and Catchers Esola. Rerry and Lelange were worked out. Chicago usea as Daneries Manuel and JTreeman and uimsieao and Hart. ARLINGTON BAB FBABCISCO Just opened, corner Ellis and Leaven worth streets, on carllne. Centrally lo cated down town: ZOO rooms: 100 baths. Steel and brick building. JSvery con venience. Strictly high class. European nlan II a dav un. Very reasonable rates on American plan. E. J. FALLON. Proprietor. Fairmont Hotel BAB rBABOXSOO. Its superb location affords the best outlook upon the beautiful bay. the surrounding hllla and the rapidly growing city. Its magnificent appointments; perfect service and cuisine pro vide every luxury and comfort the traveler can desire. The same wise manage ment which made the old Palace Hotel famous throughout the world caters to you here. Single Booms, t2M upwards j Bnltes, 910 npwards. Brary room with a bath. UNDER MANAGEMENT OF THE Palace Hotel Company "SOMETHING DIFFERENT- KEY ROUTE INN OAKXABS. Cat Every Modern Comfort. American and European Plan. N. 8. MULL AN, Manager. Formerly Assistant Manager Palace Hotel. San Francisco. weighed In at 10 o'clock this morning as I Patterson; Canton, Ed Murphy; a preliminary to their 25 round fight, lAVk . . which Is slated for this afternoon in the Mission arena. Murphy's pugillstlo siock nas gone up several notches since his recent good showing against "Kid" Scaler, and considerable money Is being waicerea on nis anility to receive fnr de cision in nis go wun Thompson. Angels Win From White Sox. (Dnlted Press Leased Wire.) Los Angeles, March 1. Four hits bunched On Nick Altrock in the sixth inning netted three jmns for Los Angeles j" .th game with Team No. 1 of the Chicago White Sox yesterday. Th th,52 Vivere able ? Put n additional a -rw. ttuu won tne game. 6 to S. The score: a u v Chlcaa-o Los Angeles Ohio State league, Robert Qulnn, pres- oji niKiieiu, toward lianslcK red Drumm; Marlon, Henry jHansnera. carl MCVeyi New B. Berryhill; Lancaster, Curt S 8 6 10' Oa ''Vwi BhaV ldent Lima, O'Day; ark, O, Elston. Carolina association, J. H. Wearn, K""""""" uwriuiie, jesse Keynoids; Spartanburg, Carl Buesse; Greensboro, rarncviu; Annerson. E. B. Hlnes; Greenville, H. Stouch; Winston-Salem, Northern leaeue. J. m r.nmv, nraal. dent Winnipeg. W. J. McDonald; Du lutn, A. W. Kuehnow: nranHnn r. Latimer; Farro. Alex Stearn. ' 1 Wisconsin-Illinois lenm.A Ch..u. -a Moll. Dresldent Prennnr'l Thnm Schoonover; Wausau, T. Ferguson; Madh ieon. Howdy Cassabolne: nnrlttnrJr i T V c-osse, finK Hawley: Osb- kosh. 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