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Newspaper Page Text11 "I .' ! 1 t Rin2 .- field i Track Diamond 1T7? f!1- Of THE, PORT 1J JL Vv 2 world THE OREGON DAILY 'JOURNAL. . PORTLAND, TUESDAY EVENING. APRIL 21. 1908. I IMG ATHLETES DROP III FOB TOUBHEY Olympic Club Crticks Here Beady to Step Into the ;,. .' Squared Circle. " ; - Boxers' and wrestler ere arriving In town for tli big championship tourna ment comlucted by tha Multnomah club Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights of this week.' - V , ' ,' ; -. .' Two crack mitt man from tba Olymplo elub reached tha Rose City laat night In 'tha person of Lawrence Granfleld "and Eddie Dannie. Parser, tha Olymplo frapplsr, la expected to drop in tonight hay ara acoompanlad by N. J. Prender gaat chairman of tha Indoor athlatlo committee of the ay city club. Venablea, who will repreaent Saattla In tha 115-pound wreamng class, carnal down from Seattle yaatarday morning f nd la iputting m nia lima worsing oui a tha gymnalaum. It la expected that tha othar athlataa will reaen town tomorrow to. reei up a day before tha bouta. r GAIIS ISTTfllllG FOR UHHOLZ BATTLE Dusky Scrapper Announces 'He Will Fight No One , 'but Budolph. CRACK BOXERS FOR MULTN03I AIM TOURNEY X F 1 ----- (tJaifsd frees Leased Wire.) Ban Ftaaclaoo, April 11 Joe Oaoa want Into training today at Shannon's villa in Marlon county for hta 10-round fight with Boar Unbolt on May II. Befora Starting tor hla training quarters tha Ak.MntAM .............. .J k. MMAW -I IZ.'ZwrfiT him af tt that Ruba will win mora than bo elreumatanoaa would he parmlt Mm- at w r,ma. ,- elf to be atolea away from Promoter 01 ' . . ' Gleaaon and that ba would fight no ona ' . . until ba bad bad It out with Unhola. Th mIT.Ch5w,C J Q an likes money and If tha propar grimr removes a man who waa a Inducements . ara offered lt-would -not .""""V." Mwa-p,Z"""; take him long to Jump tha lob, aa did Nelson' and Unhola. in fact, It would :i TURKISH CIGARETTES ; '.) '".': 'X (et(fore known as th "RamUh") ; : " You Ilk tba "Ramleh tecauea it waa tha first and la tba only clgaretta with tba "real tobacco taata," " Other cigarattes with namea that aound tha aama don't taatar tha aama for tha ' quaujij ana Tuua 01 iao Jtatmen cannot Da uniiaiea. ' ' ' , e .-Trading on tha tremendoua popularity of tha "Ramieh" by flagrant mlarepreaentadon and aubatitutlon ara fevcral brand of clgarattea with namea aounding like "Ramleh." Tha eaaieat way to prevent auo,h method, unfair both to you and to na. la to change tha name and that'a why "Ramleh" la now apelled back .' warda to maka tha new name "HBLMAR." Tba change la in tha nam nrytne quality and style of package remaina me aama. am careful to avoid the "Ramleb Imitations by aaking; tho dealer for "Helmar Clgaxettca." lOc. for IO ARAIGTtOS. Mflr., IU FlAh Are., Raw TerK LZSITJBoS OLYMPIC CLUD 115 1E3. OIYH3lC CT3173 , Theaa youngster are) aald to be two of the fastest amateurs" In Calif ornla and will glre the northern ath letes a hard run for the championships in the boxing and wrestling tournament -next Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. They reached Portland last night from. San Francisco. not-be at all aurDrlnlnr If he decided to throw over tha fight, with Unhola and take up Nelaon'a offer of a 18,000 aide bat for a to-round affair. Oana haa stated that while be thlnkaj SO rounds la far enough for ona day'a milling, ha would go tha longer route demanded by Nelson If offered the proper Inducements. ASHLAND TEAM WINS A 15-INNINO CONTEST a bail-player Uvea but has heard or Chadwlck and hla name la familiar to the great majority 0 fana. With Local Tossers Claude Schmeer, who played short for Jack Flannery'a Helena elub In the Northwest league ana who later wore a Portland uniform In tha Coast league, made hla appearance In a weat side uni form laat Sunday. He waa tendered an ovation by tha fana - - . , . . e e Captain Adama of the Oregon Ctty Tidbits of the Turf . (Special Dtopatca w The JoeraaD - lVUyl Anvil l ladling mnA "7.1 c(r. 'S. Ja i ."" ,'7. v" nine taa injected ginger Into the Paper Central Point played 18 Innings here miJter-. Tn lively atunt la appreciated eunaay oerora Aaniana xinaiiy won out 1 Dy tba ran a. rrora. a sinrle and a double cava Aah- H1U of eregon City.and McConnetlof la.nd tha nmi. it to t. . I Vancouver, initial aacaers. are proaucis Wioke and Panky both pttched good JT n aputhe rn Vregon gamea and n&d pitching alone counted the game would probably have been caiiea Dy aaraness. n. rrora at times lost out for Central Point. The line-up was aa follows: Ashland. Central Point pavidson.M. o Sanderson VVIoIr n ' Panlrv Smith. .A. ........ ss , Messner I Johns and la alao clouting tho bait Howell lb...... Nashl - Jogan . ? Hoffman, Crowley, Taylor and Mo- Hulman 8b ... Pearl DonaJd, promising young playara, will o7 "rrIBlgn witn tno union inaepenaenia. .cr.... (jiarui 7.-,; ,-... .-a -, bruah. The gamea and nad pitching alone counted i". " k, ' """" ' game wouia Drooatuy nave oeen 1 - . called by darkness. Errors at critical I . , v. i VIVBjVH Vii SMaa w sya i Habernlcht, the diminutive siaoster. us balls rrom Aiientown. rennayivania, . e - , Anderson is making good with St A. Clark Crocker . . Robertson ........ .rf. SCORE fa Y INNINGS. Ashland ....40110000100000 I 10 Hita .....1 0 1 000101 0010001 0 Cent. Pt.... 0 60000101000000 7 Hlta .0 3 000 1 1 0 10 10 1 JO 10 SULLIVAN TROUBLED MAKING LIGHT WEIGHT ' (United Press Lessed Wire.) San Francisco. April 21 Doubts are ablUty to make 12S pounda four hours desiring gamea should phone Eaat J287. Kafnra thm flrhf i fnr hla ttattla with I a .a . , ' . Jack Helaer of th'e Vaneouvaf Pio neers haa a quartet of twirlera on hla ataxr nd tney are ciever lungers, rei der, Olney. Troeh -and Concannpn are tba reuowa. , 1 Jonnr Frey, ,Brlggs, Hatch. Woods and Turk of Vancouver ara a likely bunch of hlttera,; The Holladay Maroons have bean strengthened considerably. Zander, the fleet-footed Bunker Hill athlete, la said to be great on v the bases, Jackson, Mullen, Wlnterbotham and Donaldson constitute the pitching oorp". ' Teams Abe Attell on April SO. Sally Fortier will be called upon oc- Sullivan-la hovering around the 138 I caslonally to do the receiving atunt-for mark, which. If he were not a big little tha Wabashera.-' When Pembroke ,1a at man, would not cause any apprehension the receiving ena tne uara compiexionea on the part of hla handlers, built is leaguer will gallop in the outer pasture, long since the Broolclynlte has rinade weight for a fight and being much over jjax . Jasman, the aggressive Initial seven the natural conclusion is that he sucker of the Wabaahers, Is reputed to has "set" and that to get down to 123 0e an efficient alabster and can be called ut necBsiu naroic treatment up Udoii to take bis turn an tne pox. to the time he Is called to step on the acalea, a process that would undoubted ly tell on him when he Jumps lntd the ring.- His trainers Insist that he will be able to make tha weight and be strong, but trainers have a habit of saying auch thlnga regardless, . .; ,. Out of town nines desirous of meeting the last Wabash - Independent team of Portland will te qongea oy. communis eating with Ward Eulrich. 78i Com mercial atreet' . ' 1 Ray Kennedy, the popular captain of the East Fortiano xripie 1 nine, is all around athlete. ' Ha captained the Bunker Hill football eleven and directed ONE BERNARD WANTS , . nv T Tpjr VTTi VJ)VTK playa from the Quarterback, poeition. j.;;, t v - , I Johnny Shea la reputed to be making Harry Bernard of - Kent, California, good witn .acoma .m w. Ho amy he la a fighter, blew Into town lasu- v' " . " ' ' . ' who thla morning and Immediately .trailed Kid Erwln to hla lair. - Harry wants to fight tba Kid for any This Pay In. Sport Annals. "r "Mi',-; rhla an haaithall elub sum un to 81.600. which, he sava. hel.il..i ttm nt nm,. - . will deposit with any responsible busi- v At Boston: John Meagher de nes man. Bernard fought the frisky feated D. A. DrlscoU In 100-mile walk Kid down in Maryaville, state of Call- -nK match for, $1,000 and championship forma, and saya the referee handed him 0f America. . . a. Juicy bunch by declaring a foul whan 1888 The East Saginaw baseball club ha had the Oregonlan blinked. made. 20 runs in the sixth Inning of a Now be la after R-r-e-eveng-e and Kama with the Dayton club. . '-,-. wanta It within the next three weeks. 04 At . Baltimore: ; Joe G-ane.de- Tll fight him any time, any place t feated Sam Boien m as rounaa,. nil anvwhere and for any amount" ha 1 .. 1905 At BaUlraore: Aurella H"ra said: ' i i ' ngnt ,;nim rour rounas or 1 won rrom inmmjrinij w 1 Hera ara fome of tha tld-blt Items of interest 10 turntea on tne scene at tns land: . - A good deal of the structural steel uaed In the Ill-fated Rockingham Park courae at Salem, New Hampshire, will re employed in tne erection or tne new graaasiasa at Bait Lsuca city, utan. a-. ' "Joe" TIghue. trainer of Belle of Iro quota. Eta t re Noua and other horaea, ao cuaed Starter , Holtman of . deliberately leaving Entre Noua at the post Now Holtman threatens to "shoot up" the Tram mi umii nn -.e ' H. I. Wilson, promoter of the Butte (Montana) meeting, la the owner of the Dest au-arouna norse on tne coast, mis Is Gemmel, who can run a mile In 1:88 witn 114 pounds up. t In connection with tha Tukon-Alaaka eaposltlon at Seattle, Washington, next year, the Seattle handloap will have-a cash value of 820,000. Forty-live bpok ro altera were frequently In Una there laat summer. . "Tom" Williams of tha New Califor nia Jockey club was one of tha bends men for ex-Mayor Eugene flchmlts. He went a bond for 1260.000. Williams Is mora than a millionaire out of racing. - . e e . When Jockey Walter ' Miller breaks In at New York the cranks will gaap with aatonlahment at hla appearance. The kid has grown about two Inches taller and has gone ' up to lot pounda urougn tne winter. Aocordlnr ta renort here. "Boots" Durnell win engage tha services of De Lancer Nlcol, the famoua lawyer, to fight his battles In ths courts against the Jock air club In case he la debarred irom entsanca to tbe eastern tracks. e e One of the atronaeat combinations here la that between Bookmaker "Al" Koenlnaberg and Trainer "Billy" Cahlll. The latter gives the word and little "Ai ' mu 11 in. Biggest winnera nere. 1 e "Sam" Hlldreth la taking no chancea on having , tha race tracks close down in tha east He haa given John Lowe 11 : good horaea to campaign up at Se attle tnia aummer. 1 Bob Coagrove Resign. fftMrtil DltMleh ta Tb ; JoarnvLI Spokane. ADril 21. Robert H. Cos- grove, for the past six months manager or tba B. A. a. j., win resign ma posi tion May 10. Mr. Cosgrove la secre-l t.p W 1)1. Int.rctAU falv mnA haif f n I rive u the poeition to attend to that Chronlola. "I will either write -or. 'talk work. The trustees of the club attempt- MR poraon with Henry Berry ana witn ed to secure him permanently. The fair waiter MeCredie," ha aaw. "and eeoure aasoclation granted him a leave to reor- hlr permission to a poatponement of ...1.. .k. ..v. .rair. Fxui h riaarnn the game. The players will want to r " . '-...--I XiT m ih arrival nf tha want to Join handa In welcoming the navy to San Francisco. I am heartily In ava nf havltiv nA hall m rr a that FlMt TritunnhS Over Game. afternoon, and feel aura that . It will Thera will be no baseball on the meet with the. approval of the balance - . . : .,.z r . nr tnai laafi anisa fiiraorrtri ' amy in neei arnrw, majr w. ncuuruins i v " p r vrisB rtrAiiAnr iniAnnoni or rreiiaeni cal ling, aaya uae P.n. , rancsco K WVH fJUitJJlirVAlJ JfiiN T cuiosue. Now Oat The Great Annud Breeders' Sale 1 OF STANDARD BRED HORSES AND PURE BRED CATTLE . AT AUCTION. -250 Hones, Matched Teams Single Drivers, Race Horses, Saddlers..; 20 Standard-Bred Stallions, SO Registered Maret. Mor- ; t ... j gans, Standard Bred and Thoroughbred, T HEREFORD AND SHORTHORN CATTLE The Blue Ribbon Sale of the West ' Horses Sold at the Lewis and Clark Fair Grounds April 28-29-30. Cattlt Sold at Union Stock Yards, May 1. , t Send for Caulogue. v. .;..f,r :,,;;vW.v;:-;,;iV'.r-' Portland Horse Sale Co. 12 Hamilton Building, Portland, Or. . , ; , eeasor. DOLLARS TO DOUGHNUTS TOMMY BURNS WALLOPS JACK JOHNSON I'll fight him 40. .I'll fight him In St . Johns or I'll fight him in The Palles. I .want to lick Kid jsrwin." - , .$-.,$, tono At New York: George Slosson defeated Jake Bohaefer. score ; 600 to 36, winning tne r internal wni enmn pionahtp at 18.2 balkllne billiards. . , Junior Ball Gam.-.' , Tha Couch, achool baseball team -waa defeated 1 to 8 yesterday afternoon at in..i..,.t nit Hilalrh atreet a tv tha Just when he was hitting his stride, I navls school nine. Couch made all her .a . - oa JV.11m ' -ak aV 4. f . . . . a. t aa a, . M . 1 aHlhai younjf ocniK.e) ui vaiunuu- imu ina h tail lea in me iirsi una .mi.tiss I. SQUEEZE PLAYS. They play at Oakland today. . misfortune to break his leg. He did It sliding. Into first &aae.A.;,.rifv f-o-.y.- v,'.i:''l?,"fi a -After pitching; a one-hit game the other day, Rube : Waddell came back . yesterday and was knocked out of the . box by Chicago. But It's a reasonably , ' Death Wai on His Keels. Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Va., bad a close call In the spring of 1906. -He : aaya: "An attack of pneumonia left me so weak and with such a fearful cough that my friends declared consumption had tne, and death waa- on my,' heels. . Then I was persuaded to try Dr. King's New Discovery. It helped me Immedi ately, and after taking two and a half ?. bottles I was a well man again. I found - out that New Discovery is the best rem - edy for coughs and lung disease in aH the world." Sold under guarantee at VPkidmore Drug Co. 's drug , store. 60c end 11.00, Trial bottle free, ;. . Th. Ttnaahuda handed Brooklyn a nice bunch yesterday in th shape of a 7 to 4 victory on the diamond. The Rose buds now claim the . championship of Portland ror teams unoer is years oi age., Brooaiyn . waa tne innw-cnm pion.r-1- ' . . ' ' -'f ?'-.--i..' i ' The North Irvington team won A hard mm f from tha Fourteenth atreet aggre gation, yesterday, 18 to 17.- The feature of th game waa a jrlple play. ? f 'Abe Attell Wins 'Easy Coin. . 8peclal?Dlpatch to' Tbe Journal.)"!.'' P Seattle. Anril 21. Abe Attell cham pion featherweight of the' world, picked up -some, easy money' here yesterday by defeating Eddie Kelly, the -Buffalo newsboy. In the eighth round. It was little more than an exhibition, for Kelly was no match for tha Hebrew and could ha fa been put to sleep at any time. He was thoroughly beaten - when - Referee John Rem awarded the bout to Abe." By Jeff . Thompson. New York. April 21. Whatever the merits of ' Jack Johnaon aa a rigmer, there can be no question of the ability of his manager Bam Fltspatrlck. as a nuhlicltv ' Dromoter. Aa a' matter of fact I am strongly inclined to the be v,of If it warmint for Fitznat rick s maiiv rOTnarkahle talents. Johnson would Ijttccupy about the same position In the pugllistio nail oi imw w w E. thnu nthur "nntltmtn Of color. ' Joe Jeannette and Sam l,angford. FltspatncK. npwever. is not .mains hie iierht or shall we aav his "darkey" under a bushel by any manner of means. On every' occasion, possible or Impossi ble, he gets Into print and alwaya aa th ifmImi ftahtlna- man that ever nut on fighting shoes or donned skin tight mitts, and the funny part of It la that he makes it-stick at least with . a good many people. t ' Than nmii who aotuallv believe that-Jef f rlea will not fight the big dinge because he Is afraid of him, while more have the same idea aa to tne way 10m- my Burns views t'lispatricK s proteaa. . i These people do not stop to. figure Just how Johnson haa gotten euoh a repuUtion. As a matter of fact In his career In the ring, where a fighting man's , status should be established, be has never figured better than a .second rater. if he ever meeta Burns of oonrse jetnea. is uuv ml me uuuvmv., ... lara to doughnuts ho will ba beaten. Billy Nelll, manager of Tommy Burns, the pugilist, la now here. . ;-. z Neili will try to arrange a match with Johnson. . . ,,.. - .' ' Ttnrna haa aflld.be la Willing td allow the money to -remain In .the handa of the stakeholder for from 9 to 11 montha In order ;to ,give promoters an i eppor tunity of arranging the contest. He de mands 130.000 as his snare or tne prise money, no matter- what the reault of the battle, and, wouifl preier a' contest of 45 rounds or to-a finish, which, would limit it to cnurornia or wevaaav; , ; .,, - t , . w will nnv ska liiat how much in earnest Fitspatrlck Is, Hla latest f ul mlnation la .that he will give Burna 12.600, make mm a present . or tnis t. it Johnson fails to Dtit the ohamoion 'kwav in 20 rounds. And If Johnson does fall at this,' Ft U will give Burns an additional ,S0O, provided Johnson doea not earn the decision, ao he saya. -- .p'i ' There la no reason whv Bum should not demand the long end of the purse, win, lose or draw. He has the cham pionship wtth Its enormous mbney mak ing possibilities at, stake, and. he would be foolish to fight on any terms,, which would not Include provision for some thing as an offset. . " If Johnson really is in earnest, or rather If Fitspatrlck Is. Burns' terms will ba accepted. We will aee. ,,. v fr . . r, a e ; flam Aanrfnril. the rugged colored fighter of Boston, and Joe Jeanette, the clever colored boxer of thla city, are to meet Again. They were matched by Matchmaker" Mia h Murray- or tne. Ar mory A- A., of Boston, to trycpnclu slons In another 1 J round bout before that club on the-nUrht'of April 28. Billy Elmer, manager of Jeannette, received a telegram from Murray,' asking -him. If he would let Jeannette fight LanRford on the above mentioned date, and. Billy - t i it Jack.5 Johnson. - BEAT PARIS DBITERS IVnUti Press Ussed Wire.) Seattle. April 21 H. Maluln. a French raining expert, saya he is willing to wager at odds of two to one that Mad rice Drit-ghe and Max U. Hohmann, norresnonaents of the Paris Journal with the Werner car. will reach Paris in advance of the cars entered in the Le Matin New York to Paria auto race. Mr. Driegho stated laat night that he and Holman would remain in Seattle four or five' day a before sailing for Shanghai, resting and repairing aome minor breaks in tha car. , Bellanee Arrives. The Reliance team arrived here this morning rrom uaaiana ana consists or Browneu, iso-pouna wrestler; i Anaion, 168-oound - and ;' heavyweight wrestler; Couture, 116-pound wrestler; and Larry Stokea. 140-pound . wrestler. , GOUtt WILL FORGE LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST A 1600 library given away, absolutely free. An elegant ' library of 100 volumes and handsome golden oak oaaes will be given to the lodge, achool. church, club or society In Portland securing the largest number of votes. Votea will be laaued with paid-in-advance aubscrlptions to The Journal aa fol lows: One year, 17.60, 750 votea, six months, $1.75, 300 votes; , three months, 11.06, 125 votes; one month, 6 ' cents, - 40 ' votes, and every merchant listed below will give with each 10-cent purchase one vote.. At the close of the contest the lodge, achool, church, club or society receiv ing the largest' number of vote will be awarded the library complete, with case. Current accounts when promptly paid are entitled to votes. The library la oil exhibition in tha Fifth atreet window of Tho Journal office corner Finn and Yamhill streets. Ballot boxes are located ab Holsman'a Jewelry store. 14 Third atreet: White Front drug atore, US Grand avenue: Watts-Matthieu drug store, 275 Russell street, where all votes should be deposited, Trade with the following merchant a and get busy, with the votes: BOARD TO SPEND FUND lost no time In .writing. blsaceeptnce. They fought a slashing 13. round draw before- the en me club a month ago - : Why would it not bo the right thing for Johnson to fight the winner if this bout and forBurna to take ontthe win ner of tha final? f w., , .',... Dilatory Water Board Will Be Whipped Into ' .. .Action." . . ' ' . - 1 V, - Members, of the city water board will have to purchase 5 fire hydrants with the fund aet apart for' that purpose by the city council' and to that effect the wava' and 'means committee yesterday voted to recommend' that the board be instructed - to proceed at once in tne purchase of hydrants. This action fol lowed ' a eommnnlcatlon- from - Chief Campbell 'to the effect that hydrants are urgently neeaea in various parts of the city. Chief Campbell's request was aupplemented by one from the school board asking that fire hydrants be established near certain schools that at present are without fire protection. Although tha - nnunirll . annronriatnd 142,600 for the purohaae of 4oO hydrants tne water ooara naa rerusea to apena the money on the around . that the hydrants , are not a part of the water aepartment system. However, city At torney - Kavanaugh and the councllmen think thev are and tha board will be compelled to. spend tne money. Councilman Ruahliaht is incensed at the action - of the water board In Its dilatory, tactics and. said at yesterday's meeting ; nat ne were - mayor ox tne city he would get results from the board or apoolnt a new one. '.''K'i-T'V ! 1 .. " 1 "' 111 " Building Permits. Fred .' Price, erect ' dwelling,. Carvel avenue, between Broadway - and Base road,2.000; C. Oliver, erect dwelling. East . Main between Kast - Seventeenth and - East Eighteenth; $4,600: A.CC. Ruby, erect barn, Sandy- road between East Twenty-ninth and East 'Thirtieth, $3,600: R. K. , Paslay, erect 'dwelling. Fast ' Twenty-seventh between Eaat Taylor and East Salmon. 13.000: C. W. Siierman, erect two dwellings,. East Thirty-fifth between Clinton and Ellsworth, $2,000 enchr W. B. ' Hopeyman, . erect flats, Columbia-between ' Eleventh and Tarolftn 1 1 KmV Tt T . U.l.,.n. . ...... dwelling, laleht . between Mason ..and IChn.-or 19 Vllf . v ; : W. M. afABaOTUj OO dry goods, clothing and ahoes. 180 to S84 Eaat Mor rison atreet aMvawaw 4nU. IIS Third a. AuuoaM, ... tt , - - street Main list. O. M. KOPSTBATSm. photographer. 166 Third street. Pacific 1720. KABDEJIXT TmAJTBrB If BTOm- AOS 0On office and warehouae 111-113 North Sixth atreet. Main ioo. a.-issd. m s. x. Batanraatt) co, sporting goods. 122 Grand avenue. Eaat 136. . XiXBBBTX COAX ICS CO- offloe 212 Ploe atreet. Home A-tlSe, Main 1662. VTJXCAW COAX. CO., offloe 220 Burn aide atreet Main 2778. A-2776, mVSOK m OBTEBv, merchant tailors, 225 Stark atreet Ptcltlo 200. ?BECK)V HXWS CO cigars and news. Sixth street W. B. ZZ.ITI, plumbing and gaa fit ting, 607 Wiiliama avenue. Eaat 4325. B. A. WTXaOWS WHXTB PBOHT DBUO 8TOBB, 182 Grand aye. E. 8668. A. K. WttliETT, grocer, 12S Grand avenue. ' B-1281. Eaat -288. ym.w, TSB MODE1. BABBSB SilOP, finest ahop in the city. 81 Sixth atreet . XASOXXO TXMPfcB GBOCEBY. 280 Tamhia . corner .Park. , Main 6621. A-3787. - '"i -.'-- OHZOAOO KAK.XST, meeta. 187 Third atreet Main 418. --j ; v ' IIOBBZSOH EZJeCTaUOAIi CO, 21 East Morrison street East 8128, B-1626, WATTS-llATTaZETJ 00 druggiata. 275 Russell street -.East l.,--,-.. -;&y- ml B. B. WS1QET. dentist 842i Washington, corner Seventh. : Main 2119. AXIOB BXITEB, fine millinery.' 488 Washington street - ' ' s BJBUkJiJU ai -jaaas. wvuu uoaierv, rard Eaat igbth and Main streets. East 15. ' ' '-V. - f BTTTTEB-OT7T BXBA3 COj, corner Second and Columbia streets; retail 145 Third atreet t t , IdOOBB BBOBU east side news deal- era and confectionery, Williams avenue and Russell reet. Eaat 4702. E.-A. moADAMS, bicycles and snort ing goods, Williams avenue and Knott treat--.Eaat ' 48.- ,-'-... - . ' . . WTT.T.TaUT ATS. vrara wht.v. a wan. TOBY, umbrellas and leather goods, 544 Wllllama ave. C-1004. ciut Jtfroa hdheIFURIII5UEl WetAJT KfllSHoii St aaWataWjTili 11 iTT TATT.OB ft STABTOar, plumbing St- bins? ana gas fitting, 808 Pine streel OlIBTatAZ) mlmXrB.t. tnaata ei.K 180 Grand avenue.- B-ilSS. Eaat 412. . . A. DO-tfE, wallpaper, painter and decorator, 104 Union ave. East 1025. I' BOE3BXH ft PBET. meats and flah. 840 First tt Main 1 7. . , .. CBUBCBXHT BBOS, wood dealers, Marshall and 12th ata. Both phones. OOIJJSTATJB'S GBOCEBY. 271 Rus sell st 2ast 6 SO. 'Ut5m' "aaWtT. groceries, 482 Waahlngton at Main 2187. A-2187. 1". B. DAYZS; barber. 842' Wllllama nUTOZimi ft BZES. wall paper and paints, 405 Morrison at Main 1872. KAX IS. SnsTTX, florist 150 Fifth at. opp. Meier & Frank. Main 7216. QTJEBW CITY SYEZBG ft OXSABTBG WOBXfl, 28 grand ave. Eaat 8688. . BTfHflZSISB ' ltTElt CO-Long or Short wood. B-1681; East 2081. Office and yard Thirty-aUtt and Hawthorne -0. IV. rOBJLBOV, i lnjmlth. 285 Grand avenue. , Exat 6001.. :: BABEB, optician. Dr. B. 3. Mills, a, latant Main 1874. 111. th at' ' V0BTKWE8T OTTV CO sporting goods. 11$ 8d at Main 2006. COXVEM A HABSWABE CO, hard ware, mechanics' tools and cutlery, ,10 8d at Main 6187. . . BXTBEXA OABBZAGB WOB308, Mfgs. and repalrera of carrlagea and wagon. 818 Burnaide. Pacific 2047. ' WOOBZVAWB 2jAV2R)BT CO. Rough Dry , and Finished Work. .Woodlawn 1238. .427 Dekum .'are, .- - ' JOB3T SCHirrOIVa Cleaning and dyeing; quick work. - tii 4th stt - COIVXTMBZA PISH COFtsb, oysters, poultry, butter, eggs, etc Main 6; A-6556. . Third and Ankeny ata. ' P. K. BDHHEI.Ii 81 CO, meats. Wood lawn . 8; C-1888. -v 718 1 Union ave. north. .roBTUzrs test a Awanro co, tents and awnlngs, .valndow awnings and porch curtalna a specialty. '.If N. iront. K, B. U1B Real estate and Invest ments, Room . 411 Corbett bldg. bU.t 8860. -' SELL OLD ONE TO BUY A NEW ONE At a meeting of the health and po lice committee of the city council yes terday afternoov Councilman wlllr ad vocated that bids be advertised for the saie or tne present jail aite In an,-effort to determine how much money the clty could raise in that wav to annlv upon a new city Jail. Councilman Willa' plan followed a communication from the county commissioners-to the. effect that tne' county nea no money available at the present time for erecting a lolnt City and county jail. "The commission r.i stated thwt with a little expense ad ditional facilities could be matte at Kelly Butts for the accommodation ef more ' city prison'rs. . No action was taken on Councilman 'Will a" proposition although Councllmen Cellars and Con cannon looked upon it with favor. WIFE HUNTS FOE -: HLSSING IIUSBANP Mrs. ' Perry MeKeown. 1 S4 Pherms i atreet, has reported to the plu-e her husband haa been minting March 17. A former resident Woolley,..' Washington.' he wnt torla. but etrtd up the rlvr atrxm t next dtiv. Since then nothing '" heard from him. Ha U'ti yr,is i antl works in aawmiiJ. -The ldrwest 'ti'. er-r n.;i famoua' Hhtm, Yiti im'i'i ; son iirus., 47 Ti i i r j .