THE OREGON DAILY ' JOURNAL, PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL" 80. 1808.
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COLUMBIA SL10THERS
CADET BAIL PLAYERS
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Crack ' University ' Squad
t Piles : Up ; Twcnty-fivc
7 V Euns in Game.v
, Columbia university yasterday, after
noon simply smothsred the H1U Military
'Academy baseball ton and before the
; last man was out had scored II runs to
the Hill team's f. There ara but two
mor games to bo played befora the
first bait of tbo season will bo com
pleted :- ' , '
Columbia haa tho finest team which
baa bean represented In tho intersohol-
astlo league la many years. There ars
not only good Individual player but
they play together wall. They aro tho
only team In tho league tbat has been
properly coached and who play a mod
ern gam of baseball. -
Where tbo other teams send a nan to
tho bat with Instructions to bit It out
'when there Is a man on first and none
out. a Columbia player foes to tho bat
with instructions to sacrifice. This one
play baa done more to win fames for
Columbia -than anything also. Then, too,
they are crackerjacks at working tho
Kjueeae play and the bit and run rime,
bockstadder, Campbell. Locke. YVels-
Cerber and Perkins form a quintet of
all players that Is hard to beat. -The
other members of tho toam ars Ortly a
short way behind them. There is net a
player in the league who can compare
wltu Dockstsdder, tho ' captain of - tbo
team. Ills one-banded stops and timely
hitting and the easy graceful manner In
which ha bandies himself make blm aa
Ideal ball player. .
The gams yesterday- was simply a plo
nlc for tbe Columbia boys. The Hill
pitchers were unable to bold them and
they scored a total of tl runs on If
bits and errors by tho Hill Infield.
There sis but two mors games to be
played and thesd will bo pulled off be
fore the neit week Is over. Portland
Academy and East Side and West Bids
and Hill will be tbo contestants.
young Metes to
STRIVE AT WHITMAN
Trl-State Interscholastic
Field Meet Comes Off in
Walla Walla Today.
(Special Dlepateh to The Journal.)
mi It man College, Walla Walla, Wash..
April 10. Today and Friday, tho annual
trl-atato lnteracholastlo track most Jjm
being run off at Whitman college,' OvVrt
iv or me leading nign schools or ths
northwest are represented there by full
track teams of six . men or more, for
the college is paying the full railroad
expenses of six men from each school,
and Is providing entertainment In Walla
Walla for all the contestants who come.
The railroads aro granting an open
rate of on and one third fare and this
means tbe presence of several hundred
visitors besides the contestanta. Elab
orate plans are being .made by Walla
Walla for a gala event The college
will be closed for two days and the
publio schools will be dismissed for tbe
meet.
On Thursday night ths sophomore
class of the college presents tn com
edy. "A Gilded Fool1' at the theatre,
and on the following evening will bo
held the declamation contest, when all
prises and medals will bo awarded., ,
La Grande Hopeful.
La XJrandc. Or..Arll JO.The trapk
team of the High school, consisting of
win I'eare. virgii Bolton. Stanley Car
ry, Francis Earles, Joe Williamson. A.
Myers and Fred Toung left for Walla
Walla yesterday mornina-. confident of
giving a much better account of then.-'
seives man tney were able to do last
year, when they were handicappd by ex
treme youth. Young made an excellent
snowing In the pole vault last year at
he trl-state meet, and later In the
hurdles in the county meet in La
Grande. Myers will try for a place In
the weight events. The best weight
man in the school, "Heine" Helden
rich, had the misfortune to lose a band
during th summer In a hunting acci
dent The other members of the team
are track men.
OUTII PORTLAND COLTS
OUT WITH CHALLENGE
The South Portland Colts, a fast ama
teur baseball team of Portland is out
with a sweeping challenge to several
wnim siuuuu in none uny.
The team has a good many open dates
and wonld like to show such teams as
me uaues, aiem. St. Faul, Canby, For
vals and McMlnnvllle how the national
pastime Is pulled off.
They guarantee a fast, snsppy game
and believe they can beat any of the
;' cuauengea. ne cnauenge to a
lem does not Include Trl-City League
This Day In Sport Annals.
1880 A Canadian cricket team sailed
from Portland, Maine, to play a series
m maicnea in England.
1883 Maurice Bayers, pugilist, born
In Milwaukee.
1886 At Philadelphia. Jack Dempsey
won irem jimmy Kyan in tour rounds,
1887 Tho new grounds of the Phila
delphia baseball club were formally
1891 At San Francisco, Rintax beat
Geraldlno, match race, six and one-
Juarier ruriongs, iz.ouo; 1.10, tho then
astest time recorded.
1888 The eastern league opened Its
season, games being played at Bing
hmpton. Troy, Providence, Philadelphia
1901 At Ban Francisco, Terry Me
uovarn knocked out Oscar Gardner In
iqurtn rouna. .
180B -At New TOrk, 14 Boston Am
erican niayers wont to oat in ninth In
ning or a game wun tne New Xorkers,
MMniiig mite ruiia.
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Junior Baseball Matters. -.
Tne Rosebuds take exception to tho
report that the Brooklyn team beat
them Sunday 9 to 0 In a forfeited game.
The Buds say that no game was sched
uled with Brooklyn last Sunday. '
The Shattuck school defeated the
Couch school in the Grammar league
yesterday, 18 to 18, Bill Balrd's two
base hit scored the winning run.
" Autos Parade in La Grande. :
j ' (Special Plapatco to The Journal.)
; La Grande, Or., April 80 As a fea
ture In tho regular Saturday celebra
tion to- be held In La Grande, the com-
71 AXT TO XEDUCB
A few years ago the average physi
cian would have said "Yes,"; but today
ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
EIGHT THOUSAND DOLLARS
Worth Jof Men's Hats, Gaps and Gents' Furnishings has been placed in my hands as
Receiver for the OUTLET CLOTHING CO., by their Creditors, I herewith quote you my true statement as per inventory
-taken bylme Monday and Tuesday, April 27-28 and placed on sale Saturday, May 2nd, 9 a. m. i
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Hats
$63,000 worth of Men's Suits
$15,000 worth of Men's Overcoats .
'$10,000 worth.,of Men's Gravenettes
$12,000 worth of Men's
$20,000 worth of Men's Pants
$10,000 worth of Men's Shoes . . . .
$10,000 worth of Children's Suits, .
$ 8,000 worth of Youths' Suits . . .
$10,000 worth of Mea's Underwear
$12,000 worth of Men's Dress Shirts $12,000
$18,000 worth Gents' Furnishings . . $18,000
$63,000
$15,000
$10,000
$12,000
$20,000
$10,000
$10,000
$ 8,000
$10,000
Total, 188,000
Total, $188,000
My instructions are to realize money quickly, and I'm going to do it. This will be the biggest Clothing Sale ever put on in the State of Oregon. You will not be disap
pointed. Our store is loaded with goods from top to bottom. Also; the entire basement is crowded with goods. The above $188,000 worth of goods comprises some of the
best makes: Strause & Bros.' high art clothing, Sweet-Orr's clothing, pants and overalls, Howe's hats, John B. Stetson's hats, Hoffman-Rothchild clothing, Cluett, Pea- '
body's shirts, "Monarchs and Cluett's," and many other equally good makes. Delay your buying until Saturday. Read very carefully my Friday's ad, in which I will
quote prices that will bring merchants to buy.
IMccivcr Sale Starts Promptly at 9 a. m. Saturday, May 2M
N. E. Corner First and
Morrison Streets
OUT
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N.L Corner first and
Morrison Streets
Merchants Savings & Trust
Company
247 WASHINGTON STREET
Capital $150,000
Pays interest on Savings Accounts and Time Certificates.
Receives deposits subject to check without limitation as to
amount ; '
Effects collections in any part of the country on most rea
sonable terms.
Acts as trustee in all legitimate relations.
Cares for properties, collects rents, etc.
Interviews solicited with those contemplating any phase of
our service.
nttta in nharn has srrsneeft for an
automobile show to take place Saturday.
May . A flvs mils race will be one of
the numbers on the program. There
are about 60 autos In the valley and It
Is exDeoted that all of them will take
part in tne paraae tnai nay.
Pendleton Beats lift Grande.
(SpfcUl DUpsteb to Tbe Journal.)
Pendleton, Or., April 80 Pendleton
won a rast.Dtui game wiin ua. vtrnnur
veatBrdav afternoon: score o 10 . a
return game Is being piayea tnis srxer
mnn Tho nitchine of Parkes. Fendle
ton's crack pitcher, was the fes.turs. pf
yesterday's game, he striking out 12
men. Pendleton will play Walla Walla
here Sunday.
Golf at Atlantic City.
Atlantic City, N. X. April SO.-A.host
of enthusiastic golfers thronged the
Country Club links today at the opening
of the annual spring tournament
The play will continue through the re-
less expensive, lesj strenuous anri iaa
dangerous methods are - employed. , So
weir understood has. this distressing
uuuuiwun veconie mat one can. 11 1 era LI y mulnder of the week.
sit In an easy chair at home or at a well Lfalnaer or tne weeit.
nujiicu wiiiurr muu ana n;auco excess
fat at the ate of a half to one pound
nay wnugoi previously going to any
greater exertion than a visit to the drug
store entails. Any druggist can supply
a perfect fat reducer at. a moment's no
tice at a cost of only a few cents. .His
pest receipt Is one ounce Marmola. on
half ounce Fluid Extract Cascara Aro
mttio and three and one half ounces
Syrup Simplex. A teaspoonf ul taken
efter meals and at bedtime will. do more
m in iumi vi wuiniwi in a enorcer
; space of time and far more safely than
all the exercise and dieting one eould
trowd into a summer's vacation. .
Ladles' Day Tomorrow.
f Invitations have been Issued for the
ladies' day entertainment at the Mult
nomah club tomorrow afternoon from 3
until B o'clock. The affair promises to
toe one of unusual Interest.
HOQUIAM BURGLAKS
BANQUET THEMSELVES
(Soeelal DIsDStch to TM Journal.
Hon u lam, Wash., April SO. Hoqulam
has lately been overrun with sneak
thieves and burglars. Several dwell
intra have been entered as well as bust
ness houses. - On Sundav nla-ht the
home of Mr. Blagen was entered and
not only was the house, thoroughly
ransacked ' and a quantity of jewelry
taken, but the thieves, evidently con
sidering themselves secure, sat down
in the kitohen and ate a hearty meal,
finishing with Mrs. Blagen's choicest
jellies and canned fruits. ,
Wayward Girl In Custody.
(Special Dispatch to The Journal.)
La Grande, Or., April SO. Constable
I. W. Faulk has srone to Portland with
Irene McKinsle, the young girl who was
arreaiea a snort time ago on tne cnarge
Beat. War on XI Beels.
Jesse P. Morris, of Skippers, Vs., had
a close can -in me spring of 1908. He
says; "An attsck of pneumonia left me
SO weak and with such -a fearful couarh
that' my friends declared consumption
naa me. ana death was on mv heels.
Then I was persuaded to try Dr. King's
New DiBGOverv. It hln1 m lmmwlL
atsly. and after taking two and a half
bottles'! was a well man anln. I found
out tnat Mew discovery is the best rem
v . Frakes to Have Two Games. .
Nick Whitened's Frakes of the Tri
City 1 At rue will line an arainst th
Woodburn team and the Vancouver I edy for coughs and lung disease in all
team of the Trt-Ctty league Saturday I the world." Sold under guarantee at
and Sunday neat tin the Vaughn street I Skidmore Prug Co.'s drug store. SOo
grounds. . . . . land $1.00. Trial bottle free.
EFFECTIVE MAY FIRST
All cars of the Portland Railway, Light &
Power Company within the city limits of Port
land and its suburbs, including St. Johns, will
STOP ONLY At NEAR SIDE
OF CROSSINGS
as is now being done at railroad intersections.
Conductors of the Portland Railway Division
are instructed to permit passengers to get on
and off of cars at forward vestibule, when de
sired, except on forward vestibule of Portland
Heights cars.
LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST
A 1500 library given away absolutely free. An elegant library of SOO
Th..umk" .,Jl1 nlsoms golden oak cases will be given to the lodge, school.
vl!i-cn--,UK T oc'etyin Portland securing the largest number of - votes.
Votes will be Issued with paid-in-advance subscriptions to The Journal, as fol
lows: One year, $7.50. 760 votes, six months, $S.7S, SOO votes; three
months, SI. (5. 125 votes; on month, 65 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, school, church, club or society recelv
Ins the larrest number of vot will K .J.ii .vT. nv
of roaming the streets at night. She
was fined at the time., but allowed to
give parole. A few days ago she was
n train taken in ehsrsre bv the police, and
County Judge Henry committed her to
the Home oi tne uooa onepnera in
Portland.
ROSEBURG MEN NOT
DIAMOND THIEVES
(Sneclal DiaMteh to Tbe JonraaL)
Roaebura-. Or.. ADril SO. The two
men arrested here Sunday night and
then supposed to be diamond thieves
did not rill tne description or tne Ban
Francisco men wanted. One came back
Tuesdav night and paid his fins of 140
for carrying concealed weapons and was
released.
Astoria's Brlckmakers.
(Spertal Dtapatck to Tha Journal.)
Astoria. Or., April SO. The directors
of the Astoria Clay Products company
have elected Norrls Staples, president,
and Dr. W. C Logan, secretary. Lew
Ogan was made superintendent andman
ager. An order for all the machinery
has been placed. The plant will be lo
cated In upper Astoria. r . ;'
Hills and Horses
are a bad combination and the
resultant strained shoulders and
legs must be given carefulatten
tion if yourTaithful beast is to
be spared to you. Prompt treat
ment Is necessary and the best
suited for the purpose is old
reliable
Mexican .
Mustang Liniment.
Made of oils, famous for their
penetrating and healing quali
ties it quickly relieves soreness. ?Vi'
, soothes the injured parts and
removes all stiffness from the ,. r
- joints and Kmbas.
Scad for a MEfi cotr of one vahtabl booklet
foiota iron a Woraa Uoctor'a Utaiy." v
' .M,wU",AW,ht? rmPt Vi T sntltled to Votes, the library
exhibition in the Fifth street window of Tha Journal office, corner Fifth
ana lamniii airaeiB. oauoi ooxea are located at Holimin lawelrv mtnrtt
141 Third street: Whit. Front drug storiTlSS QNBd .iVh
r5 ,V i.RUMeU f11"- all votes should be deposited. Trade
with the following merchants snd get busy . with the votes: ".
W. X. BCASKBU ft OO dry goods.
clothing snd shoes. S80 to SSI East Mor
rison street.
44 South Fifth St., Brool
gCo.,
K.T.
Z. HOiaiMAir, icweler, 14 Third
street Main SISt.
O. K. xorSTBATSB. photographer.
ib4 xnira street. Facino nzu.
SCASOBIUT TSAJTSrX St 8TOX-
AQB oon office and warehouse 111-11S
North Sixth street Main 1C85. A-1685.
THS K. BBAIXAJtS CO sporting
gooas, izz urana avenue. iLasi ssa.
LIBBBTT CO AX ft XCB CO- offlos
ill fine street Home A-31J.
1SS.
TTTLOAV COAX. CO offlos SSS Burn-
Side street Main lilt, A-17TS.
BI7SOK ft OSTBB merchant tailors.
sa star street reciiio suo.
OBXOOW BBWI OO- clarara am
"i ota.ia airveu
W. &. XX 117. nlumblnar and area fit.
ting. 507 Williams avenue. East 48SS.
X. A. WIXSOVB WXZTB riASf
ujsuw sxuas, iss urana ave. ml 8658.
A. X. W1XXETT, grocer. 118 Grand
avenue. bmi zks.
THB MODBI. XABBBX SBOK fln.t
snop in mi city, oixin street
kasoxzo mms oxoobxt. Jao
TamhilL corner Park. llili ICli.
OXICAOO MAXXBT, ments. IS? Third
street, juain eis.
VOBXIBOX BUSOTXXCAZi OO- Sl
Kast Morrison street, jxasx S128, J9-I2Q,
WATTS-MA TTBXKTJ OO druggists.
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aio xuaoii nmb cask nos. , : "'-t-.i
BK. B. B. WXIGKT, dentist. S4SH
Washington, corner Seventh, v Main, S11S.
AUCB lUIB, flne: mUltnery, 461
Washington street ' ,
IKAKXS ft TXttTB. wood dealers,
yard East JClghth and Main streets. Emt
816.
btjtte av-irrjrT bxbad CO, corner
Second and Columbia streets; retail, 145
Third street- - u .,. f;
BtOOXX XXOB- east side newa daai.
ers and eonfectionery, Williams avenue
and Bussell street East 4702.. . . ..
B. A. ItcABAMa, bicycles and sport
ing goods. Williams avenue and Knott
Street, i East . S48S.
WTT.T.TaatT ATX. TKBBXXXA TAG.
TOBY, umbrellas and leather goods. 544
Williams ava. O1004. f. -,. . v ., ,, i . ... v-
WhdmeS
aV
'FURNISHERS
4.5 BTAXTOW, plumbing and 1
gas fitting. SOS Pine street ,
,,C2"rAi aCAXXXT, meats and fish.
ISO Grand 1 avenue. B-1S84. East 41S.
w. A. BOms, wallpaper, painter an :
decorator. 104 Union ava. East 1085.
..T Jr,Juu rmsT. meau and flsh,
0 First st Main IMS.
w5?F.C,aiHT nos, wood dealers, ';
Marshall and ISth sta Both phonas.
OOUSTATjsa SMmsT it w.,j
an at S-ast 6S0. T,
wf?i?PL HABZXT . groosrles. 4IS
Washington st Main il7. A-Slit. . ,
BJltX rber. SIS WiUiams
-i!H?C?Sp??! 3sXIM. wall papraad j
paints. 406 Morrison st. Mainl87S. ,
3 f1 orlst, 150 Fifth st, '
opp. Meier 4V Frank. Main 721S. . ' i
r85S5Mr.?XTT oaro ft cuBAxnra '
yrOMXa, ts Grand ave. East SS8S.
BXTBBIBCCDB TXTEX 00 Long or 5
short wood. B-1S81 Est 308L Office J
and yard TWrty-sixtt and "Hawthorne '
O. X. O XX SOM, 'lnsmlUi. SSI Grand '
avenue. Fist 8008. - : I ,
BAJCXX, optician. Dr. B. J. Mills, as
slsUnt. Main 1874. Ill ftb st -
VOXTXWBBT Omr OO. sporting ?
goods. 113 Sd st -Main 100. (
OO&EXUX XAXBWAXB OO-' hard. ,
ware, mechanics- tools ana cutlery, ju
3d st Main 1ST. . . 4 -
EUXXXA OAXXZAOB WOXXX. Mfca. 1
and repairers of carriages and wagons. -S13
Burnsid. . Paclfle 2047.
woodxawst svamroxT oo Rouh .
Pry and Finished Work. WooUiawn
1SS8.?. 427 JDokum ave. .
JOXX OXarrDXA Cleanlns . and
dyeing; quick work, H 4th st. ;
COXUMBZA TtBX CO Fish, oysters.
poultry, , butter, eggs, etc Main ;
A-SSSS. Third and Ankeny sts, ,
r. X. SCHStta ft CO. meats. Wool.
lawn I; C-l!. 714. Union ave. north,
rOKTXAJTD TB1TT ft AWTSrSTO CO.,
tents and awnings, window iwninMni I
porch curtains a specialty. If IS. Ifum.
K. B. XXB He&l eatate snd tnvr-.
ments,- Koora 411 CorUett Wag. i... j
(840.
JODENAL IINEES COST LITTLE. ACeO!!TLEiI :T"
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