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Newspaper Page Text'V; 1 ."- 11 Ring Field Track Diamond 0 or THE WORLD TlieOnly D in City ;MTUiTNOAIT BASKETBALL SOUAP. . DOES ALL GOODS bs REPRESENTED or MONEY REFUNDED FOR UpOII THIS WEEK S SPECIALS $6.00 Bed in all colors and sizes, this week at $3.45 Others from $1.95 up Tommy Bums Knocks Out Jem Eoche in Minute and , . a Half. THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING, i MARCH 18. : 1003. Cash House tine (taite4 mm Lmw Wlrv.) Dublin, March II. On punch bator half round had bssn fought last nlfht settled Jam Rocha, tha Irlah champion, nri Tommy Burna. tha msrlcas. halvywala-bt champion, his third straight victory evar tha baat fifhtsrs in tha British jitiaa A short" hooK to tha jaw lra- sattlsd Rocha ao quloklr that.tha fnanaa audianna. which had nald haa to aaa tha mill, turned away In dlarui Both flahtars took thalr oornara whlla tns band piajrM "Tha Boys of Waxfort" for Jam aad "Tha Bur SDanaiad Bannar" for tha American. Whan Richard crokar. rormar Tammany leader, who waa ohlafly Instrumental In promoting tha bit fight, antarad tha theater ha fa gTvan an ovation from tha 4,000 vvvviaivi. WHIP VIVWUIU vriri BMI in tha place. Whan tha gong sounded. tha American ahot to tha mlddl of tha rln and commanoad sparrlna- for an opening, at tha aamo tlma trying to bring Rocha out . Rocha put bla hand up awk wardly after hitting Burna' guard. A moment latar Tommy feinted, drawing ra a m:ns away irom nia neaa. xna chanco waa too good to lose, and Burna hot a terrific right hook to tha unpro tected law of tha alow-thinking Irish man. Roche want down on a alant and allda over the canvas nn hla berk, turnlna- on hla face In an offort to regain hla feet Roche waa daied by the suddenness of the blow, and It robbed htm of all hla , . . . . 5lXnJJi-J5Tn J..r5f H Verdant Color Scheme of staeerored around tha rln before hla brain cleared up. Then he Walked over to Burns and a hook handa with bla con queror. The fight laaied ona minute and l( seconds, and Burna copped tha puree of 17.600. the aide bet of $1,800. in addi tion to 17,090 which ha had bat on him menaa audience, wnicn baa pna heavily t. ! V ' "if Crgclr Team to PUy Dallas College for Champjonghip of Oregon Tonight. Reading From Left to Right the Players: Back Row Art Allen, Bert' Allen, Morris and Llvlngstdne. Front Row Barton, Bellin ger, Fischer and Professor Krohn. RISII HANG GREEN SIGN ON THE DUTCH Sons of Emerald Isle Par alyzes Teutons. Calls Burns a Hypnotist, Dublin. March 11. One of Huhlln'a lending cportlna wrltera. commenting today on Tommy Burna' ridiculously eay victory over Jem Roche, whom he put away with one punch In leaa than one minute of the firet round of their fight here yesterday, advance tha opinion that the American fighter hyn nnttaes hla opponents. The writer de clare that ha out the aueitlon to Rurna after the flaht and that tha American replied: Well, if I am a hvorotiet I am one unconsciously. I never try to exert any mystlo power over my opponenta. Aa a matter of fact though I know that I can steady my man up a bit onoe I get my gaie fixed ateadlly on him. I don't believe though that I am a mesmerist." Johnson Would Be a Subject. Noav York. March ,1!.-The morning papers here carry the Dublin writer's neory mat .tommy iturns is a mesmer ist. Before noon a aportlng editor of one of the afternoon papers had received the following message from Jack Johnson: "I wish Duma would try to mesmerise me. JACK JOHNSON." Don't let tha baby auffer from eo ema, aorea or any itching of tha akin. Doan'a Ointment gives instant relief, curea quicKiy. Ferrectiy aara ror chil dren. All drugglata sell It. WO OTTO BUTTS, SO OAS, HO COOAXmi GUMS If your arums blaad when you brush them, you have pyorohoe, a dlaeaaa which, if let rtn, causea raceaalon and teeth to loosen. Wa positively cure tha above dlaeaaa. TEETH This office la equipped with all tha lateat appllaneea and formulas for doing mgn-ciaaa worx. OUR PRICES . 12-K Crown 4 85.00 Bridge Work, per tooth 85.00 Logan Crown 83.50 to 85.00 Beat Rubber Plata 88.00 Aluminum Lined riatea V1U.UO to 815.00 Sliver Filling 81.00 Gold Fillings 82.00 to 85.00 Vegetables Vapor uaed only by ua for fairness jxiracung OUst CHICAGO Painless Denslisl COB. 6TB A ITS WABKXYOTOV. Be sure you are in tha right- office. Lady attendant. rnonea jnain sssv. a-ou. H CS9 Jl wE9 aS3 MILITARY AGADEMY PORTLAND ORE! A Boarding and Day School for koung lien and Boya. Preparation for ool legea. U. 8. Military and Naval Academies. Ac credited to etanford. arkolay. Cornell. Am , oerat and all State Uni versltlea and Agrloultural coiiagea. Manual train' ing. BUM Tha rekri land, com tort able quar ters. Baat environment Make reservation now. For illustrated catalog and other (iterator ad araaa .. J. VV. BILL, U0.,v Jrrlacvaj sad Froprtrtoa. (Sperlsl Dlspstck to Tbe Jonrael.) Santa Barbara, Cat.. March 18. St. Patrlck'a day, a green auto and a green acond baaeman worked havoc with the Dutchmen yesterday and allowed the Irlah to win a 7 to 6 victory over them. Tha Irish playera on McCredle'a team will tell you that the second basoman had nothing to do with the result, but that their victory waa due entirely to the day, and the big green auto with tha aign, ' This is Caaey'e birthday." The victory was due more probably to the addition of Raftery and Madden, for they both came through with timely blngles. Raftery want to hia regular place in center, while Madden played third base. Tha Irishmen started things in the first Inning, when they gathered in four big runs. Casey footled up the Inner worklnga of the Dutchmen, and Malloy and Raftery got safe hlta. Mo Credle aent one through Cooney, and both Casey and Malloy registered. Raftery also scored before tha dust had cleared away. A long fly to the out field scored McCredle. The Dutch scored In the second, and both teama in the third. In the fourth the Irish got two, and when the sixth came around it took all the gasoline out of the green auto, while the Dutca acored four runs. Cooney opened the Dutch slaughter with a two bagger to the left field fence. Lakall acored Cooney with a single and acored himself when Mar shall sent one hiking through the Irish Infield. Oroom singled, and through clever base running bv Cooney, who got on the paths a minute later, registered the final run. Both teama changed pitchers, Pemoll relieving Oroom and Harmon Bloom-field. young lnflelder try to cut a runner off at second, when the play Is usuall made to first, h haa got tha right atuf In him. Tha secret of Hal Chaee's suc cess waa that he waa not afraid to throw tha ball and take chances. He would tear In and line tbe ball to third or second, as the caaa might be. Of course, he had to make perfect pegs to get his men. but no matter, be took the chances, got away with them and maae nimaeii a great player. From what I have aeen of Curtis he Is that atyla of a player, and a youngster with mat piucr aJ ways naa a bright future. TRACEY MATPUIUH iHiumiiu 10 10 II BOXERS FOR SMOKER JL Dalles Welterweight Wants to Meet Portland Amateur in Near Future. Tommy Tracer is fixing some fast bouta for the Columbia Athletic club amoker to b held early In April. Al ready he has two or three of his young boxers matched, and lovers of amateur sparring will see some good sport when the boys finally meet. So far Tom haa matched Young Price r WITH THE COASTERS ! aaanuai irain Business . eours, i principal baa Jtad 11 rr experience in Port L Comfortable quar- When Fielder Jones was in Portland the other day he predicted great things for the Chicago American squad, of J'hJch he Is manager. Wonder If tha oughty fielder feels the same feeling now? The Incursion of the two Chicago baseball teama Into California haa been a distinct failure. Each team has been walloped with distressing frenuency by the coast league clubs and It is doubt ful If the majors will break even on games. From showings mads by the two teams It looks as If San Francisco and Portland will have a lively series when they open in the bay city April 4. Mc Credle'a enterprise will be felt, too, and when the bell rings It's a good bet that the Beavers' toll will be as long. If not longer, than the Seals'. And it won't be a death knell either. Not muoh. for tha northerners are sure go ing to tuck that little piece of cloth away for keeps next October. e e Charlie Street, he who has the dis tinction ot catching the greatest number or cnampionsnip games in one season will not be missed in Sealco if reports from the south are to be believed. One Claude Berry is more than filling the old vet's snoea and tnev aav that t nar lie win not even oe a memory arier Claude has gone over tha circuit, xney aav he la always in the game and has put up soma remarkable pegging so far. e e Little Bassey'a many friends here In Portland are mighty glad to see the diminutive fielder wallop the horsehlde. If Bassey can Keep up the work wnen steps Derore seasoned pucners ne will become a fixture. He is a good fielder but last year was a little light with the willow. Nick Williams, that handsome Seal, Is getting lota of space these days. First Cornlakey likes his playing around first and says so and then to show Comiskey that he could hit some, Nick dropped one of Smith's fast slants di rectly on the wire netting which tops the right field fence of the San Fran cisco field. The sphere balanced a mo ment and tnen fell back Into the field. Nick was robbed of a homer but he ipened Commy a eyes. Ten to ona tne Old Roman" will remember that work. e Had Mrs. Comiskey not been ill, Portland would have received a visit from the Chicago manager. Comiskey and the Chicago rooters wanted to re turn to the windy city by way or port land. Seattle and Vancouver. While Comiskey waa In San Francisco Mrs. Comiskey remained in Los Angeles, and was suddenly taken 111 with pneumonia. Comiskey immediately left for the louth and tney will proDaoiy return to Chicago over the Santa Fe. e e Stockton will not get George Hilda- brand, and there is no better authority than George himself to confirm the statement HUdy says Stockton made him the best - offer he ever received. but Inasmuch as- hs had already signed WK.fi Danny uong ne could not oreax nia troth- Had he not already affixed his signature the good gardener might have been tempted, to go to the outlaws, for bs baa said as much. J . . . . e - ' . Big Bill Langs, who was one of the greatest baseball players that ever lived, has this to say of young Curtis, the new third cushion Seal ''What I like with Bob Wheatley. Theae two clever llghtwelehta have afforded much en tertainment at previous smokers, ana promise to do as much again. uus Koscner. tne ngniweignt cracx of e the club, will probably meet Sol dier Donahue again. This will be an other drawing oard. Just now Tracey la after a 158 pound amateur to meet hla pupil, Fred Saxe. Saxe la a promis ing boxer, and It will take a hard man to outpoint him. Eddie Donovan of The Dalles, a prom ising amateur boxer, who has put away a number of lively youngstera of the sand belt, has written to Portland, ask ing to be allowed to be matched for one of the smokera here in tne near ruture. Eddie saya he can do 140 pounds with ease, and wants to meet one of tha Portland hove of class. Tripiv ha has Inst the bov for The Dalles amateur, and would Ilka to hear from him at once. He would also be a good boy for some of tna otner am a teur clubs. CARD AHEAD HALF LAP BHIARD SPURT Doughty Kacer Leads Sec ond Belay in Whirlwind Finish. Fast work by Card, one of the con testants In the big alx-day skating race at the Exposition rink last night, put him a half lap to tha good over the rest of the contestants. The race was fast and exciting from start to finish. The contestants were broken up most of the lime ana continuea spurn to gain lost round brought the spectatora to their eet time and again. Barber, a new man, entered last night. made better time in his first day's work than did any of the other contestants on opening night. By dint of fast and well-timed work he managed to annex 127 laps. Kruse. who waa iid with the leaders the night before waa taken alck and dropped out of the race, finish ing with only 127 laps to his credit. The total acore in laps is aa follows: Name. Idioa. Card t4u Copeland 164 Holt 268 Little 25U Farreil 257U Kruse iitU Rouse 149 5 Barber 1274 A $17.50 Dresser In W. MapU or Ooldoo R. CIO Oak, for - - CDI-aWa sj "be. A SOLID COUCH, all colors and pat- K 7c II terns of Velour, worth $10.00, at -- - - MK- O U 0 m 1 WW We Call and see our Goods and get our Prices and Save Money MARTIN FURNITURE CO. 166-168 FIRST STREET SMITH AND SCHOLTES TO WRESTLE FRIDAY Crack Middleweight Will Meet in Union Ilall in Five Falls. FINISHES OX THREE TRACKS. First at San Francisco. Ban Francisco. March 18 EmeryTlllt renulta yesterday: Five and a half furlongs Roas won, Da rln it ton second, Wap third; time, 1:06 4-6. Three and a half furlongs Pomare won. Ocean Queen second, Yolo third; time. 0:41 4-5. Owing to a false start all bets on second race were declared off. Seven furlongs May Amelia won, Andrew B. Cook second, Kuka third; time, 1:26 2-5. Mile, the St. Patrick's day handles Janeta won, jonnny lyon port third; time. 1:39 1-5 cap 1, fm- Mile and a sixteenth Silver Line won, Tonlo second, Taunt third; time, 1:47 1-5. Six furlongs Oypay King won, Hil gert second, Galvanic third; time, 1:14. BENEFIT FOR VETERAN" OF WAR IN THE CRIMEA A unique performance will be aiven at the Y. M C. A. tonlrht. when the fenc ing lnd awordemanship pupila of Major teia are manning on Rivina mm a Dia oenerit concert. Major Reid, while an American cit izen. Is one of the few survivors of the British war in the Crimea and has seen many other campaigns. - In swordsman ship he has met and defeated most of the champions of his day. Major Reid will give an exhibition fencing match with Miss Schab. while his pupila will fence for a beautiful silver medal. In a sketch, "The Veteran," Major Reid will have his opportunity to show the skill of himself and pupils In all branches of athletics. Songs and ven triloquism will flu up the program. Angels Beat Recruits. Loa Angeles, March 18 Los Angeles had no trouble beating tha Chicago American Recruits yeaterday, 8 to 4. There were no plays during the gams worthy of mention. Bcore: R. H. E. Los Angeles ....8 11 0 Chicago 4 12 8 Batteries Korstner, Nftgie ana ho- gan; Easterly, Olm stead and Weaver. Bill Scholtes, The Dalle wrestler, will be here Thursday night to take a last look around before hla meeting with "8 1 rangier" Smith Friday night at 8:l9 o'clock In Union hall. Second and Stark. Both of these middleweight are in prime condition for a fast go and have only gotten together after much wrangling. The match is best three out of five, and the sports will surely get a run for their money. Kcholtea says ne win win the Uree first falls in a twinkling. while the "Strangler" has asserted on more than one occasion that he can put the kibosh on The Dalles man in a very few seconds. Greenland of M. A. A. C. will referee. Smith claims the middleweight cham pionship of the coast and has success fullv defended it for several years against all comers. Roy Parker, whom Smith threw some four months ago, has challenged the winner of the con test at 142 pounds for from $100 to 1250 a side. Smith Is willing to meat Parker any time and stated this morning that he would not last as long aa ne aid when they met last. At that time Par ker lasted 45 minutes in the second fall an seven minutes in tha third. The Slavonian Kid captured the first fall At New Orleans. New Orleans. March 18 City park results yesterday: Three and a half furlongs Olorlolo won. Miss Imogens second. Lurid third; time. 0:42 2-6. Steeplechase, short course Rejectable won, ijinaaie second, .buck man mira time. 3:01. Five and a half furlongs Lorrimer won, Wausau second. Spunky third time. i:07S-&. Mile and a sixteenth John Carroll won, Green Seal second, Temaceo third time.- 1:45 8-6. Six luriongs Bene wether won, uoio Proof second, Cooney K. third; time, 1:18. Mile and a sixteenth watercooier won, Lady Almy second, caar tnird; time. 1:46 4-5. Mile and a sixteenth jsck witt won, Warner Qrf swell second, Flaxman third; time, i:46 3-6. At Los Angeles. Los Angeles, March 18 Results yes terday: . Mile, selling Strat Martin won, Joseph K. second, Suseraln third; time, 1:42. Four furlongs Ham pass won, Fore- uard ysecond, Right Sort third; time, :48. ; Five and a half furlonra Crucados won, Renshaw second. Teddy Hodge third; time, 1:01. Five and a half furlona Hidden Hand won, E. . M. Fry second, Booger Re Red third; time, 1:06 4-6. Mile and an eighth Avontsllua won, Ouardi second, Marungo third; time, i:6S-&. Five and a half furlongs Kerry won, Barbette second, Brawney Lad third; time, i.vt. MULTNOMAH-DALLAS BASKETBALL TONIGHT Multnomah club, and Dallas college will meet tonight at 8 o'clock In the club "gym" to settle the championship of Oregon In basketball. Both teajras ars in the pink of condition and very evenly , matched. Dinner for Smlthson. At a meeting of the directors of the Multnomah club laat night It was de cided that a dinner ..would be given for Fonreat . Smlthson, the great Oregon hurdler UDon his return from New York. about his work Is that he Is not afraid I Smlthson has ' broken several records to throw the" ball. When you se a I during his stay in tfew York,' ;, ,r. . i Junior Baseball Gaines. The 8. L. A. Juniors defeated the S. L. A. seniors yesterday by the score of 14 to 4. In an interesting garaa yesterday afternoon the Vernon avenue nine de feated the Savagea, 23 to 19. Tne pitcn ing of Dolan and batting of J. Gibbons was of the high order. Gibbons roads three home runs. The St. Mary's school defeated the Columbia University Juniors yesterday. 11 to Z. The game was a not one irom start to rinisn. CADETS OBJECT TO FILIPINO CANDIDATES TTnttA Preu Leued Wire.) Waahlna-ton. March 18. When the house committee on military affairs re ports to the house for passage th ad ministration bill to give the Philippine islands the right to send seven Filipinos to West Point, there will be lively, times on the floor of the chamber. Southern Democrats will want to know whether the native Filipino has colored blood in his veins. They are opposed to the ad mission of the Filipinos as cadets, and claim to have received expressions from cadets at West Point to the effect that Filipinos would be exceedingly unwelcome,- Republicans are generally in favor of the bill, and It may be re ported in the near future. Milton Teachers. (Special Dtepttch to Tbe Journal.) Milton, Or.. March 18. At a meeting of the school board of Milton tha fal lowing corps of teachers were elected for the next school term, beginning September 1: Principal, R. J. Davis; Mrs. Florence Kelley. A rile Rounzaln, Ida Storla. Esther Chompton. Delia Hud son and Constance Hastings; primary department, Delia Samuel, Jessie Will iams and v. Elisabeth Hammer. 1 GRANT LAND CASE IN BONAPARTE'S KEEPING Washington, March 18. The house public lands committee will not have additional hearings on the Southern Pa cific arrant lands case. It Is understood Attorney-Genera Bonaparte will be asked to advise re garding the final form of the resolu tion, which, If true, means probably that there will be no amendment of the form In which the resolution passed tne senate. f OOTFORM is the name of one of the shapes we are show ing in the SELZ ROYAL BLUE SHOES. The most perfect fitting last ever made; a special SELZ last. It fits more feet right than any shoe shape we ever saw and it's so perfect that every SELZ SHOE, what ever the style, is made on the general measurements of the foot form last. 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