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Oregont'Boy Standi C&ance
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iJfrom California
(Spwlll Dlipttsb t Tb Journal.)
Stafford UnlvoMity, Cal., March 26.-
"Dad" MouJton'a freihmen ar all in
trim for ttaa Journey to th California
track nzt Saturday when they will
tnt tb Blaa and Gold 1U claaa, Al-I
thoufh they do not expect to win thyl
mn reaay io mnt ana -vw aaya tnay
yn Klva ft kqoA account of tharoaalvaa.
Thera are aavaral rood aprlnUra who I
prornia o mix a aaowinf.
Bmtthtmm, th San Jos high achool
printer, will be entered In the daehea.
He haa been running with the varelty
inen and folUtwa Reed and Holman. the
Portland orlntera. orettv closely. Moul-
on bellevea ha haa a find In Smitherum.
riatmat there la Fomeroy, a Fortlander,
former ohainnlon of the Aeademle
league in the . 100 and 120. Towne of
ralo Alto la another good man. In the
quarter there le Brown, who laat Sat
urday ran a quarter In the relay in
iO.J, whloh equala Olarner'a record
Quarter made here laat year in the
Olymplo meetr
''Dad" Moultcn haa never loat a quar
ter mlie with California and it looka
a it he will be able to hold hla reputa
tion. Brown la fighting 1. O. Miller,
manroraa star varaity quarter man
for a 'place oh thla year'a varsity team,
Of the other quarter men there are two
wno enow great promise. trst or tneae
la Wyman, who may be entered In the
Mi
if
v-' '
Humored Famous Hurdler
Will Wed Pretty Forest ,
Grove Girl.
yi2
zzo also.
In th
enter Jrown and Porter. The latter la
credited with 1.65 In prep achool. Por
ter will alao enter the mile with Thomp
son aa the other representative of the
Palo Alto Institution. The beat two
mile men that the freshman elaaa haa
developed are Bevter, a Spokane boy
Rumor haa It that there la a deal of
romance In Porreat Smithaon'a return
from New Tork to Portland, oatenalbly
to represent Multnomah, club in the-
Olymplo gamea In California in May.
Bmlthson la about to beoome . a. bene
dict, ao the atory goea, and wanta to
be near the object of hla affections a
pretty Forest Grove gin during the
summer. Whether it will be a June
weduiner with a ceremony a-Wedneeday
at high noon, haa not been divulged, but
it wut proDSDiy not ne very rar away.
When the blr tlmber-tooDer waa la
Noire Dame, visiting aome of hla old
aohoolmatea the other day, the secret
It la hardly a secret leaked out. Smith
son confided, It la sold, to an intimate
friend, who In turn told another Inti
mate friend, and the cat was out of the
bag even before Smltheon left for Chi
cago. After a brief stopover at Denver
he will hit the high spots for Portland.
Last December It waa reDOrted that
Smltheon was engaged to marry the
sorest urove young iauy in question.
but she indignantly denied to The Jour
nal that such waa the caae. Since then,
however, mutual frlenda of the couple
have known there was an underatandlng,
It is reported.
This morning The Journal aa-aln
caned up the young lady, Miss Jose-
if
. Every woman is interested in the many modern convcriienciethat.v.
lighten her labors in the kitchen. Of these, the Gas Range is without
s -t-'i ' t- . i . ' 'tj . . .
aouDi tne lorcmosr, oecausc n is aiways reaay at a momenrs nouce .
and can be perfectly regulated. .':
Nothing can equal the "New Process" for quick work or economy
of operation. The linings and bottoms of the ovens of these stoves
are open, so mar. tne neat comes in uirecr. conxacx wiin aracie to DC
cpoked or baked. This is a great advantage and means a wonderful
saving, as it is not necessary to heat the oven from 10 to 12 minutes, or
longer, as on other ranges, before putting the baking in, but can be pro
ceeded with without a moment's delay.
The "New Process" line embraces every style of Gas Range for
which there is a demand. To be convinced you should see these many
styles. We have Four-Burner Gas Ranges from $14.00 up. PWces
include installing and connecting where stubs project.
If:
Fleet athlete from Hood River, who
will meet Harold Card of the Expo
sition rinit nre in tne near ruture called ud
o. Another good man la Wheeler. I , Am-ia fh rhmnlnnh(n nt the. phine Baber, who replied: "I absolutely
he half mile the Cardinal will OWlde tne cnampionsnip or tne ttuM to tak t0 y reporters."
raoiiic coast, ine cup seen in me
picture was won by Waldsteln In
competition for the coast champion
ship In Oakland two years ago.
and St. Johns.
The hurdles
taken care Of by Boyd and Rainea. Each
will be
has good preparatory records,
rite
In the
field events Stanford is weak. Her
best weight man le Dole and the best
vsuiter Waring. Boyd and waring are
acb blgn -Jumping about fi reet s inches.
The best the Cardinal freshmen can of
fer in tho broad jump is about 1 feet
incnea.
As a whole the team is good on the
track and weak In the field. The fresh
man InterooUegiute la an uncertain con-
.test, nowevor, ana reruses to oe aopea
out properly each year.- It la the first
contest of (he youngsters and there are
riwiye surprises and disappointments.
The fresnies predict that it will be a
close meet
SPORTIHG NOTES
Local and Otherwise.
!CORBETMSl
TO REFEREE MATCHES
M'CREDIE'S IRISHMEN
BEAT DUTCH PLAYERS
(Spatial Dtipajeii te The Journal.
San' Luis Obispo, Maroh 8. Manager
McCredle divided the Sailors into two
teams yesterday-the Irish and the
Dutch, the Celts beating the Teutons S
to 2. The a-ame resembled league ball.
so rapidly did the players go to theli
work, f ielding or tne nair raising or-
ea in bv shortstop uo
baseman Danslg. Raftery
Stick and hit one
to the boards.
McCredle will take the team to Sa
linas today for a couple of games .at
that place, after which the men will "go I
to Sin Francisco.
ry and First
The season of the new Ohio, State
league will open April 23 and closo
September 18. Evidently President
Quimr Is not a believer in the 22 and
It hoodoos.
Bill Phillips, formerly of ih Cincin
nati team, will manaao the Kant Liver
pool club in the O. and P. league this
season.
Jack Morrlssey haa the unlciue dis
tinction of being owner, president, man
ager, captain and player of the Lansing,
Micnigan, Daseoaii ciuo.
The three Hemphill. Charlie. Frank
and Fred; the three Donohues. Jlgcs,
Frank and Pat and the three Dele-
ha. tys, Frank. Jim and Bill, could make
up a eweii orotner team.
The new Atlantic association will be
composed of six clubs, Portland and
Lewiston, Maine; Fawtucket, Woon
Gentleman Jim Will Try to
Be on Hand at Building
Trades Smoker.
Arrangements have been made to seat
8.600 people In Merrill's hall at the big
smoker of the Building Trades Amateur
Athletic club Friday night. The com
mittee has also aarreed that no admis
sion will be charged to those who have
to remain standing.
A message haa been received from
James J. Corbett, 'who appears at the
Helllg tomorrow and Friday nights In
The nurgiar ana tne iaay, stating
that be will referee the Oene Sullivan-
Kid Yorky match providing it will not
Interfere with hla train connections.
The boxing contests will be called at
8 o'clock and the last go will be shifted
to suit the convenience of Corbett.
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socket and Newport, Rhode Island, and
Taunton, Massachusetts.
President Johnson of
the
league says that Jake SUM and Mike
uonim will have to settle with the Na
tlonai commission before they can play
with the New York teams. Both played
with Chicago
last season.
semi-professional clubs
- Tbls Day in Sport Annals.
187K At Nw Tork. Maurice Viff-
eaux defeated Cyrlll Dion. (00 to 643,
in contest for three-ball billiard cham
pionship and $1,000. .
1888 At New York. New York State
Football association organise!.
1887 At Buffalo, Evan Lewis (two
Tlls defeated Joseph Faulkner, (one)
In catch-aa-catch-can wreatllng contest.
1898 At Chicago, Bob Fittslmmons
knocked out Phil Mayo in second round.
18Q0 At Omaha. ''Young Peter Jack
son" and Perry Queenan went 20 rounds a the way Charlie Shaffer, m'anaa-er of
Honey Boy" Georare Evans Is train.
Ing with the Philadelphia Nationals at
Savannah. Evans is to lead a team
against George Cohan's champions when
First at Bennlngs.
Bennfna-s. Mont.. March 25. Results
of races yesterday:
Six furlonsrs Goes Fast won. Comed-
Amerlcan Uenne second, Helen B. third; time, 1:11.
jour ruriongs personal won BaiDeK
second. Huldy third; time. 0:62.
bix ana a nan ruriongs roquessing
won, Firebrand second, Qlaucua third;
time, 1:24 2-6.
Seven furlongs A Sure Maid won.
Tennis second, Billy B. Van third; time.
Is endeavoring to use the people's confi
dence in him personally, as a "reformed"
stock broker, for the benefit of Wall street
for which he undoubtedly is well paid. W'c
want to tell you that right here
the theatrical baseball season opens.
"Charles A, 8haffer. Ihiblln. Ireland
the Roanoke. Vlrslnla. leasrun team
signs. We don't know whether It is his
name or home town, but somethlna:
looks wrong.
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The California State learue is com Ins
to the front at a rapid pace. Frank
Herman of San Francisco la president
of the organisation and the managers
are as follows: San Francisco, Phil
Knell; Oakland. Walter McMenomy; San
J one, m. f. Mayer; Fresno. Charles
Baum; Stockton. Cy Morelna- Jr.: Sun-
The enfrv list represents "un1to' W' Ourtln; Alameda .Louis
Tbe entry jiat represents i p onhrniier. nA na rm. t'lin..
Devereaux.
to a draw.
1904 At San Francisco, Jimmy Brltt
won the decision over "Young coroett'
In 10 miinds.
1807 At New York, Melvln W. Shep-
Jard established new American record
or half-mile run. 1 minute, 68 seconds.
Chicago Dog Show Openg.
fThlpsrn. March 2S. The Seventh an
ruai opg snow, unaer iue auspices vi tOB(, r p
the. Chicago Kennel club, opened Vd.ay Baum- StoJ
and will continue auring me remainuer
of the week. The entry Hat represents
nearly all parts of the United Statea
itry being the largest, neaaing tne i,h:Ai)Ai ITI'l'h N
I liar with 100 dogs. The bulldogs srol
and Canada. There are dog of all
lj: lessee ana aesonpuons, ins oosion ir-
I qessj entry being tne iar
second with 80 entries and the collies
are ' represented oy oogs. tain
prizes and premiums to the value of
13.000 win be
Winners.
distributed among the
Pendleton Gets Ball Team.
tSoedal btaoatcb to Tbe Journal.
Pendleton, Or., March 25.-Pendleton
wilt have a good baseball team this
season, an organization having been
formed last evening. L. O. Frazier was
elected president, Tom Mllarkey secre
tary, James Bates business manager and
E K. ix)rimer field manager. Most or
the contests will probably be wltb
Walla Walla, though all eastern Oregon
and Washington towns piay witn tne
Pendleton team. .
Golf Season at Pinehnrst.
Plnehurst, N. C. March 26. Another
event In the long list that has made this
a record season for golf at Plnehurst
opened toaay wun tne piaymg or me
ffrnt rounds in the annual championship
tournament for women. Next week
comes the biggest event of the season,
the eighth annual "United North and
South amateur championship," for which
many prominent golfers are entered.
MSTIPATIOI
Pa nvat nine vtara I anfPiiMhil with .Itmni. ,
bttpatlon and during thla time I bad to taka a
iliijociion oi irarnt wmroott ararjr x oonra ftefoi
I eonld bar an Mtloa on mr bowala. H.bdIIt
krled WKtoaroM, and today I am a wall ma)
llinrfnrtlia nine yaara batore I naad Caaearata
tultsred nntold mlacry with Internal pllaa. Thank
kti joa I am traaf rotn alMh i bl mnrttln Ye
jcaa sa isia tit mamit wiinmnni anmaniir.
a.r. runar. itoanoke, U.
ft LiJ lbs Bowels J.SV
VSi CANDY CATHARTIC 'VT
Fleaaant, Palatable, founttaU Ooed. Do Qeed.
Haver feilakan, Weakaa or Grtpa. lo, Ita.Ma. Navar
oia in bbjk.' I. Mom fHinpaa u u u
Daea.
buik. '
huaxantMd to ear or jourauuf
- Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago orN.T. (a;
HXUAL SALE, TEN fILU0N E0XE5
LOWER BALL FENCE
(Onited Press Leased Wire.)
Lebanon, Or.. March 25. 4
O Lebanon is in the throes of a
0 baseball war, with the bppo- a)
nejits scoring the first victory. 4
O least Saturday the baseball team
enclosed Its grounds with a 4
hoard fence 10 feet high and on
- Sunday night the work was 4
4 practically destroyed. Mlscre- 4
4 ants went to the Held with aaws 4
4 and sawed the posts off at the 4
4 ground and In the center so that 4
4 they could not be used again. 4
4 The team is in good condition 4
4 and banks on a splendid season, 4
4 but the work of Sunday night Is 4
4 sorely felt. The ball manage- 4
4- ment vows that it will place a 4
J guard around the fence to pre- 4
vent future depredations. It is 4
4 supposed that residents in the 4
4 portion of the town where the 4
4 fence was erected object to hav- 4
4 ing their view cut off by the 4
4 high boards. The ball team is 4
4 highly Incensed and It is re- 4
4 ported that some arrests will be 4
4 made In a few days. 4
4
Six furlongs Beggerman won. Kemp-
ton second, Workman third; time,
1:18 -J-5.
One mile and 40 yards Hllscher won,
Littleton Maid second, Campagner third;
time, 1:48 1-5.
Winners at New Orleans.
New Orleans. March 26. Summary of
racea yesterday:
Three and a half furlonga Nebraska
Lass won, Lenla Leach second, Ousrd
Allen third; time, 0:45.
Steeplechase, full course Gold Circle
won, Carlo second. Dr. Heard third;
time. 4:14 4-5.
Six furlongs Mae Hamilton won.
Thomas Calhoun second, Baniida third;
time. 1:18 1-6.
Six ruriongs Keator won. Gold Proof
second, itaioert intra time, 1:173-6.
One mile and a sixteenth Sam Rice
won, Maxonla second, Etta M. third;
time. 1:55 J-5.
One mile and a sixteenth George
uauey won, 1 emu second, iaiayetto
third; time, 1:64 1-6.
One mile and a quarter Prytanla
won, Hooray second, . Puhky third; time.
2:14 1-5.
of
Results at Santa Anita.
Los Angeles. March 26. Results
races yesterday:
Five furlongs Blue Bottle won, Net
tie Hicks second, Red Thistle third;
time, 1:018-5.
Four furlongs Fred Maler won, Co
rlel second, Ace of Diamonds third;
time, 1:49.
Seven furlongs Maclas won. Mont
clalr second, Tarabam third; time, 1:21.
Six and a half furlongs Botsnlst
won, jnary . second, juisaro third;
time, 1:19 2-6.
Mile and three sixteenths Merllngo
won, Avontellus second, County Clerk
third; time, 1:69 4-5.
Mile, selling Henry of Shennamere
won. Decorator second. Songwriter third;
time, 1:42 2-5.
Bendr ShoTrTtt-Tonngstownr
Younarstown. ... Ohio. March IS. A
ben oil show under the. auspices of the
XAungstown M.ennei ciuo opened today
tinder most favorable conditions. More
than 500 prize-winning canines are on
exhibition, representing many of the
foremost kennels of the eastern states
and Canada..
f in a t .
. . r Hoppe Beafg Schaef er. ; r
, totted Prana Leaaed Wlre.1 .v ? i
' New York,, March' 2S.willle-Hdppe
aeieaieu jhcuo rtimtmr la an cuiipuion
match last night, 400 to 806. Yester.
day afternoon and laat night Siosson
and Sutton defeated, Caalgnol; the
French champion. i:x.'-:;;X fk-
who watched Vancouver at practice last
8unday o the Portland league grounds
have a good impression of Jack H
aa-snrearation of tall tossera. The
ins: Aut process has commenced and by
nextweek the players will know defin
itely what positions they are to occupy.
el ear's
The weed
In the Money at Oakland.
San Francisco, March 26. Emeryville
race results yesterday:
Futurity course Tawasentha won,
Adenasecond, Seven Full third; time,
Three and a half furlonaa irivin
Dance won. Tolo second, Oold Slipper
third; timeJ 0:42 1-6.
Seven lurlones Preen won. u
Amelia second, Kay Bennett third: time.
1:26 4-6.
Mile and sixteenth I Told Ton xnn
hi iimginiun aceonu, vjooien tnird
time, i:48.
Mile ana 70 yards Imnort won. a
Muskoday second, Cabin third; time,
1 .10
Mile and a sixteenth Palla-roan war
Huerfano-aeoond, Cholk Hedrlck third;
AMEEICAN CAE SAFELY
IX SAN FBAXCISCO
San Francisco, March 25 The Thomas
tar, wnicu cqinmauni America In
the New York to Paris race, arrived
in San Francisco yesterday afternoon
at 8:87 'clock. Two hundred automo-
wi-i wwriwi h. var- p wvn r
, The French car, which was shipped
by rail from Denver: arrived h.r. tn
minutes later, the driver making no at-
i.raiii lu cirvor law uiaiancai oeiween the
two poinia. nepaim are Being made on
the Italian ear at Ogden. 800 mllea fmm
San . Francisco. The first French ear
and the German oar are expected to
reach Ogden' today. -Il.t,.";. i-..- .
r The racers will leave San FVanla
for Siberia by steamer in May. ;
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Don't send your money east to the stock
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fairly bursting with gold that can be quickly .
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surplus money added to a little of your
neighbors' and friends' invested in Ore- '
gon's gold-dredging industry will complete
the amount necessary for continuing the
work to a rapid dividend-payine basis.
Stock WOW 35c a Share
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a
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fierce rounds Jim Flynn, the Pueblo
fireman, fought a draw with "Baftim-"
Johnson of San Francisco last night
Johnson, who Is a rising fighter, did
some remarkably clever work against
his older opponent. Flynn was the
shiftier fighter and had Johnson wor
ried a number of times from rushes,
but the bout was generally considered
by newspaper men at ,the ringside to
be a araw.
WITH THE COASTERS j
Just when everything was going along
smjjpthly for the Portland team, an in-1 of fellows to chase, him. arou ndal
considerate foul tip round its way to
Catcher Madden's hand and split that
member ao badly that several stitches
hod to bs taken. As a result. Madden,
who waa showing up finely behind the
bat, will be forced to lay off until- the
season opens. Madden Is the first play
er to sustain an Injury which prevents
practicing.
Charlie Irwin's Denver baseball club
lost ita first exniDitioa game ta jaonie
Cross' Kansas City iaamy td t. -The
old warhorse himself made one run and
a nice single, which shows that Charlie
la auil . to oe recaonea who. '
A report. comes from.. the south-that
Muunr Berrv of the Loa Anrelea team
liav trade Art Boss to Butte for Virgil
Oarvln. Berrv claims Koss still be
longs to hoB Angelea thourh Ross says
ha l free. . uarvia was a sick man in
Seattle last 'winter and It was, thought
waa suffering : from lung trouble,
la now at the home of his sister
In Texas and writes that he is getting
rW
play In Loa Angeles, believing that cli
mate would agree with him.
Melcholr Of the HAl la an
ball player that Is out of the business
for ?.'w doy- One of Henley's bend
ers hit the big fellow on the mitt the
other day In a practice game between
two nines of the Seal squad. The in
jury Is painful and Melcholr will not
handle a ball for a week or so.
a
"SIAts" Davis, who will officiate as
umpire in the Western Baseball league,
says that ha believes it would be ad
visable to get Into training so that
when the seaaon opens he will be able
to with tea nd all the abuse that is us
ually accorded an umpire, and he is
imnKinsr seriously or organizing a gang
Of fellows to chsaa. Alm.-aroundaboul
tv Blocks every day while they burl
Vila eoithcts and brick bats at Mm. Ha
Is of the opinion ' that a stunt some
thing like this will do. Then when
the season opens he will be In a cal
loused condition and In shape to cast i
winning smile toward the bleachers and
grandstand when such noises as "thief,'
"rotten," and "robber" blow his way.
ENPEE BRIDGE IS
FOR ITSELF ALONE
' "(SdfcUI rtlavateh td The lonrnaLl
Moo ulam. Wash.. March IS. Work
at last begun on driving the piling for
the new steel railroad bridge across the
Hoquiara river 10 replace the wooden
structure that has done dutv, for,, th.
past II yeara,.,; . (- ;
11 wiii oe a amgie tracx Driage, the
iany a
portunity- to straighten the "line" -' over
offer of. the oity council
g rel
3 f!
ve an op-
he river' In consideration of building
. double track bridge.- and allow other
roads to use' the. brldo-e. This the mm.
stronger evory day. He would like to pany would not consent to do, and Is
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rxortn sixth street. Main 1685, A.-16B5
TXB M. B. BBAIVABO 0OM SDortina-
gooas. izi urana avenue. jssi 11 a.
LIBI1TT COAX ft ICS CO. offlea
312 fine street. Home A-I13S. Main
1662.
VUXCAST COAX 00 offloe S2I Burn-
side street Main 2776, A-277S.
BUSCH OSTaV, merchant Ullors,
azo etarK street, jfacino zuv.
OBBOOIT STXWl CO., clgara and news,
111 oixin sireeu
W. K. TLITT, plumbing and gas fit
ting, bill wiiuams avenue. .East 4SZ6.
R. A. WH.SONS WKXTB TBOHT
Diva BTOaVB, 133 Grand ave. K. 2658.
A. X. WXXiZiSTT, grocer, 128 Grand
avenue. M-itui, mast ZDS.
THE MOSUL BABBSm SHOP, finest
snop in tne city, i Kixtn street.
MABOBXO TEKPZjB OBOCBBT. 8R0
TamhllL corner Park. Main 5S21
CBZCAOO HABXST. meats. 187 Third
street, main 413.
UOBBZSOV ELHCTSICAX. CO 21
East Morrison street East S128, B-1825.
WATTg-MATTBXETJ CO., druggist,
275 Kussell street East 882.
Da. B. S. WBJOBT, dentist S42H
Washington, Corner Seventh. Main 2119.
AXJCB SZSTBB, fine milllBery,
Washington street
SXASTXB m rxrrB. wood dealers,
ra iast jsigntn ana Mam atreeta ast
rard
16.
CXflrrmAX. BLUtKBT. meats and fish.
130 Grand avenue. B-1JS8. East 412.
BVTTES-irO'I BBBAS CO., corner
eeosd and Columbia streets; retail 44ft
Third street
ajrswfii!Bj T
TAvnoB) m BTABTOV, plumbing and
gas fitting, 808 Pine street . ,
""-, aioe new deal
ars and confectloneryWiyiama avenue
and Russell street fcaat 4702. uu"
B. A. IftoASAWaL MTnl..
Ing goods. Williams avenue and Knott
street East 2482. - . .
wrrr.T.Tawf in irninrT. a a .
fJ?J' umbreUa and leather gooda, 844
Williams ave C-1004. wa an
dec"oraorDnroan,Iavrr'tnrI
MfrSthBnh'
a-OZJSTAT7B'a OlOmtaT n ...
sell st East 8S0. ' vu""
wn-gtot .riuTZTili.
mtu. barber, 142. WllUaraa
wunmm a wzxe-b. .it .
paints, 405 Morrison at Mailt 1872. .
MAX ic, BUTTH, florist, 15 Fifth at
opp. Meier & Frank. Main 7215. ,
QUEBS (JXTr lrnrrsr a a, rrr.-m a
WOBKB, 289 Grand avaBwt 8683,
short wood. B H81; Eaat' 3081. dttlel
and yard Thirty-ahrtt, and Hawthorn!
aTOBTB W BB V ' omr fin
goods. 113 3d at'; Main 2605!' -vw"'u
OOXJniAJI' Hlanwaan tut .. .
ware, mechanlca' taam rri ,i
3d st Main 137;3X "
t cnrriaf
now at work replacing the old structure
or wood witn a moaern ateei bridge.
The work will' be done without interfer
ing with 'traffic and a larae orew Is
at work.'" '-
NORTHWEST IS ACTIVE.
rorUaad Sever Buffers by Oonparlsoa
- WltJ- Ot,-Wttaa.t7:4.
Henry J ennlng. . of . Henry Jennlng 4
Sons, returned a few days ago from a
trip to Mexico. "To A man accustomed
to the activity Of the northwest, that
la, Oregon and Washington. Mexico; and
in fact Texas and southern California,
seems extremely eluggish.'V said Mr.
Jennlng yesterday, when seen In his big
furniture and carpet house at Second
and Morrison streets. ! saw more
building in.. San Diego. California, than
any other portion of California, but
more building 1 going on in Itolladav
addition and Irvlngton than . In all the
towns of southern California combined. 1
X bad my'attonUon cahedf so often to
what thejr, thought almost continual rain
in Oregon. Several 1 met had it figured
out in their. Imagination that It rains
10 months out of the year in Oregmi,
with, two months of fine weather. (
told them they had it reversed, that In
fact, we had ' probably two months fr
rainy season v which was not nearly
monotonous' as the: 10 month of dry
hot days and nights one expenonc 1
southern California. Even he fas f .
the people down In that section Jouk ,,.
low, while a little farther south In if -loo
they look either brown or blm k, 'i nt
fresh roddy glow seen on the rhe.ka of
tha people in Orfa;nn Is BOt ncitiriieri I
In the south. Businass elo w rn.i
very atlractlve r ls Angela. 1
Into-several of the furniture , ,,,
thev all talked so dtacournlnnly t t f
mauie up my mind if I r. to ri" ,.
Vlait I would have to k?r '
the bulnis hoit T k n ' - v
Portlan.l on A i t la H. " if !
j bli'-v I'ori: 1 . i h,
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