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Newspaper Page Text(r2oney-r2aldnfj Ways Gf Using Vant A&i Cot1 7th. U r ; : 1 ndd I-1 BSfv3 Buy or Sell .... ... ... -.... I 1 . .1 r- ', y 1 . - SUUIVl CALLS FOR HIilOllEY American Team Needs Fifty Thousand Dollars for Lon don Olympic Trip. The Jaurnal Is In receipt of a let ter from James K. Sullivan. secretary of the Amateur Athletic union, wring: ' that all lovers of athletlca conlrlbfie : to the support of the American team whlxk mm tn Inndnn In July. Be retary Sullivan's letter la elf-explan- "New York, May 8.-Sporting Editor The Journal As you no doubt know tha Olvmnlc nmei of 1808 will be held In London this summer. The United State of America has been asked to participate. Now In order to aend our ht men aulte a' um of money will be required, v Tha executive s commit tee at a meeting some time ago de cided to ak for $50.000. . Up to data we have received in the neighborhood of 11.008. but this la a lon a way from the necessary amount. Won't you help us to collect tha balance of ' this money by urging your , readers to con' trlhnt 'You may safely advise your readera to forward any and all contributions, no matter how small, to the treaaurer of tha committee. Thla la an Ame: can enterprise. It la not a club propo sition or an association, no ona govern ing, body is back of it; they are all merely helping out for the success of It is an" established fact that Eng land aa not hv it atrona-est team competing at the Olymplo games of IkBS lanA 1904 anil l0fl: thev hnv frot to have their strongest teams In 1908 in tha field, and .this com petition will b America against tha world. I feel confident that there are enough followers of your paper and the good old flag to come forward and Kelp tha committer raise tha neces sary fund td aend to England this mimmer a team of which this country will feel proud. " We must win, and we can only do so by having our strong est team in the field. "J, E. SULLIVAN, Secretary." Tha Contributions. , ' Contributions which were received up to May , Including $50 from tha Pa rtflo Northwest . aaaoclation, were as t0llW': ,'C0LLEOEa Yala University Athletic associa tion I Dartmouth University Athletic as sociation . . IK' University of Michigan Athletic association ............ 100 University ot Pennsylvania Ath- letlo association i 100 CLUBS. New York Athletic dub $1,000 New York Atuletto club mam- - , bers ... Chicago Athletic association ... 600 Jfl. W. Lea,. Missouri A. C mem- bera. St. Louis ... 400 Boston Athletic association ...... 260 Huckleberry Indians, New York Athletic ciud jvu 600 $00 200 w Thla picture la from v snapshot of Hal Chase, the great Yankee first baseman, and shows Chase as he Is reaching for a high one. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. , . Pacific Coast Leagae. Won. Lost San Francisco......... 18 18 Oakland IT 18 Los Angeles. .18 15 Portland ............ .15 , 18 Northwest League. Won. Lost Tacoma .14 f Aberdeen la -a Beattio ...... ..v .ji i finokana .... ...... .,10 11 Butta ? ? Vancouver, i c ...... a it National Iieague. Chicago Lost. nn4lt iahUlU tlnh . ValV Vrtsalr Ancient Order of Hibernians A. C, Bt, Louts i " Louis A. A. A , Atlas Athletic club, New York., 6Eth Regiment A. A., Buffalo . . Social Athletic club, New York.. NATIONAL ASSOCIATIONS. TntnrnAlleffiata Association A. A. A $1,000 Amateur Athletic union or tha u. s : Metropolitan association of tba A. ' A. U New England association of the A. A. U. i. Pacific Northwest association of - the A. A. U ... , INDIVIDUALS. Andraw Carnegie, New York . ...$ H. R. Guggenheim, New York .. A. G. Spalding, New York .Clarence Mackay, New York .... Sun Ray Water company. New York William C. Moore, .New York ... . Tames Speyer, New York ...... W. L. Jones, New York Hugh H. Baxter. New York .... Charles W. Harkness, New York 'George D. Pratt, Brooklyn,, N. Y. .. D, Pratt, Brooklyn. N. Y..... John W. Garrett, Baltimore .... . Kobert Garrett. Baltimore , ; James Pilkington, New York ... Cleveland H. Dodge, New York.. 'August Herrmann. Cincinnati, O. '13. i. Keane, New ' York .". . ;..... .J. G. Schurman, Ithaca, N. Y.... Charles J. Harvey, New York . . . . Hr. L. H. Gulick. New York General George W. Wlngate, New ' York..! .......... ,VB. P. Sullivan, New Orleans ,.. i II. P. Burchell. New York 'harles Baird, Ann Arbor, Mich:. Keena ntipatrlck, Ann Arbor, Michigan - Philadelphia contributions through - Dr. George W. Orton ' Pan Francisco wmstrlbutlona, ' through S. S. Pelstotto ....... 600 200 100 60 '600 600 (00 250 250 200 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 CO fi 60 15 25 25 10 10 JO 10 5 725 600 Jack Atkin Wins Rich Stake. (I'ntted Pram Leasri Wire.) ' New York, May 14. Jack Atkin, hHaher'a rreat racehorse, won tha Metropolitan handicap at Bel mont Park yestarday from 15 starters in 1:88. setting a new. time for the classy event. Best Igouche was second nd Don Creole, lightly weighted, third. Lm L. WHITE, Ohtmt mf Stmt "CEfJTLE DEOTISTRY" ; ri msmttm rr- eot, sirm wmi bah its LJckr.ou TnutBlK? nr oUr4-allr lw lu Boston New York.....;, Brooklyn .....18 0 .....H T . 11 .....12 ; 10 11 10 8 11 8 15 8 16 American League. Won. Lost. New York Cleveland .16 .,12 .14 Philadelphia St. Louis. ...... ....... 1? Chicago ,..,..,..,....11 Detroit , 10 Washington . i. 8 Boston 8 8 9 11 li 11 14 16 P.C .629 .616 . 600 .456 P.C. .636 .600 .624 '.476 .444 .266 P.C. .684 .632 .650 .645 .624 1.42 .348 .848 P.C. .662 .671 .660 .642 .600 .476 .364 ,833 BUDDY PERfJOLL BLANKS AIIGELS wsaBBMBBBBaBassBaaMBMaMsasasT ' Doctor Jud Smith Is Only Dillonite to Beach the Third Sack. National League Games. . A tmtahitrar R. H. E. Pittaburs 6 IS 2 Mew York. 1 6 thewson, Crandall, Bresnahan and Need- ham. Umplrea mem ana Kuaaernam At Cincinnati R. H. E. Cincinnati 11 Ronton 1 Batteries Weimer and Schlei; Fla herty. Pfetffer and Bowering. Umpire Rigler. At St Louis R. H.E. St. Louis 6 10 2 Ttrooklvn 2 S 2 Batteries Karger and Ludwlg; Wll- helm and Bergen. Umpire Emalle. . American League Games. At Philadelphia R. H. E, Chicago . ... i .............. . . . . 2 6 Phllftttelohla 1 4 Batteries Walsh and Sullivan; Dy- gert. Carter and Schreck. . At Boston R. H. E rwmtt . .10 16 1 Boston 3115 Batteries Mullen and Schmidt; Win tcr, Burchcll and Carrlgan. At Washington Washington ... . . St. Louis. ....... R. .. 1 . 2 H. E 6 e At New York , Cleveland New York. . . . i . . - Batteries Rhoades, Graney, N. Clarke and Bemls; Kleinow. R. H.E. 2 4 7 11 Chreck, Manning and CRACK GPISILUI TEAM PLAYS SNAPPY WABASH The crack Independent team from Gresham, will make its debut before the local fans Sunday afternoon at St. John, ntavinflr the snaortv Wabashers. Gresham lsan ancient rival of Wabaah and a battle for supremacy will ea an t the Trl-Cit nark. - Bill Meile will occupy the . slab for tha Portland aggregation and will prob- bly be opposed oy i;y -rownsena. a Itchers' battl is promised. .Wabash as several Important- games on the schedule, namely, with the Multnomah club, . Catholic club, MoMfnnvlIla . and fourth United Btates artillery. . requlator line Tiie DsIIesand Rcforn $2.00 Ccscade loclis and Return $1.00 on the beautiful steamer: 1 BAILEY QATZERT SUNDAY, MAY 17 ! - Leave Portland 800 a. m.; arrive Locjcs 1200 m; arrive The Dalles 2:30 p. m. ; Returning -Arrive Locks 4:30 p. m.;' arrive Port-r hnU S.-OO p. m.' . i ALDER-STREET DOCK. PHONE M. 914; A-5112. Piano Legs" Pernoll was tha canter of attraction at a small though formal gathering at Vanghn street yesterday, as the society , editor might write It But to the brow who braves wind and tun and rain every afternoon In th week except Monday Bud waa all tha toffee. Why? Because he was a regu lar nine killer; the human automaton that blanked that Angel band aa It nas not been blanked in many moons. Fernoll, who has rinauy learnea now tp wind up that juicy left soupbone, had the Cllloiiltea guessing all the way. Five scattering blngles were all they got and Buddy was as steady ss a so mule team, when ha wanted to osone the visitors ha did it: when ne wanted to ease ui he let them fly out, but when anybody wanted to start a Uttla hilarity like Nagle In tha ninth he promptly put him out of the running. ur course the Angela are weax mis trip. Braahoar and Bernard are out of the gains and the pitching staff Is ap parently not up to snuff. Randolph got Dumped- me any Derore gooa ana hard, but Knestner. a new one from Ed die Klnsella's old berth, tha Three-I league, got hammered even more flatly. Baasey Plnoh Hitter. When it comes to the final accounting of the pinch hits sometime after No vember 1, "Marquis" Baasey will stand among the top notohera, if not at the very apex. Tuesday Baaaey came through with a timely triple, bringing In two runs. Yeaterday 'he netted two more on at stngle. After Casey struck out In tha first In nlng, Ryan connected for a single. An other wallon of a. Koestner slant bv MoCredle moved Ryan to third and when Danaig hit to Dillon Mac sprinted to second The crowd yelled for Baasey to corns through with a hit and he didn't disappoint. Ryan and Mac both crossed the plate. Johnson was an easy out, ieinias to union. Portland scored again in the fifth. Casey nicked out a tiioa one which he dropped in right field. Ryan's second single piacea him on tnira and Mcure die's second one-base hit scored Pearl, Things looked good for one or two more scores, but Danzig's fly was taken in by Diuon, Baasey struck out and Madden went out on a fowl ny after Johnson had filled tha bases bv drawing a Dans. Jud Smith was tha only Angel to get xo inira. jua singled ana stole second whn llnnh.v ,ln.f. An TLCo AAnwt'm t.w.n. Just as Ellis struck out; Delmas and Hogan, the next- pair up, were easy ln- iieia outs, t The score: LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Oakes, cf , ... 3 0 0 2 0 0 Wheeler, 2t ...8 0 Dillon, lb . . : 4 0 Easterly, rf , 3 0 Smith, 3b S 0 Ellis, If 8 0 Delmas. ss ,..,,,.... 0 Hoaan. c ............ S 0 Koestner, p 6 6 .0 0 ? 2 11 0 0 jnagie . .- ........... l Total, ........29 0 6 24 11 2 - Batted for Easterly in ninth. PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. uasey, zd s l l s a Ryan, cf 4 1 McCredle. rf ., , .4 1 Danzig, lb .......... 4 0 Bassey,. If .......... . 4 0 Johnson, lb ,., . . . , . t 0 Madden, e 4 D Cooney, ss 4 0 Pernoll, p . , ... 3 0 VALUE fOR YOUR MONEY SATIS FACTION TO YOU Come to a trpeolalty irtora. -Ton eas buy battet ; styles and teeter values.. ; $1.75 VALUE $1.25 .16-bntton length Silk Gloves, double finger tips; encUjair bears the maker's name. Reg ular 11.76. Special..... 1 M $1.75 CAPE GLOVES $150 2-button Russet Cape, extra auality, worth regular 8 1 ;7 6. peclal. ., ,.'...,..fUO $350 LONG KID GLOVES $2.79 12-button length long Kid Gloves, extra quality, worth 13.60. Special......... $8.7 $1.25 CHAMOIS $1 2-button Chamois Kid Gloves, worth 61.26. Special... fl.00 8-claap Read Kid. 11.76 value. Special 1M ' All Colora Every pair fitted and fully: guaranteed. prise, as he was figured on aa a sure winner. The time waa also a welcome surprise, aa many were rather skeptical wnen it was announced ' tnai Jte maae 10 flat laat Saturday. . The weights were a disappointment with the excep tion of the hammer. : ' NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Aberdeen 6, Vancouver 4. Aberdeen, Wash., s May 14. Two homeruns, ona by Roberta with men on bases, and the other by Boettlger, and a two-bagger by Roberts In the fifth inning scoring two men before him, won yesterday's game for the lo cals. Vancouver came near winning at that owing greatly to loose work by Aberdeen's lnrieia. The boo re: R.H. E Aberdeen .,860080 01 6 7 4 Vancouver 1 901 1 100 04 6 1 Batteries Brlnker and Spencer: Er Ickson and Arbogast. Umpire Frary, Tacoma S, Butte 4. Tacoma, Wash., May 14. Tacoma won out in the eighth Inning from Butte esterday, three hits and a base on yesterday, balls setting them three runs and tha fame. Kellackay's work' behind tha at was the feature of the game. The CTOffice Furniture Any desks, chairs, filing cases, or the like, in your office that are not bringing in money to you? If there are, get rid of them. : Convert- them into caah. We have page In this paper for your use and profit A few pen hies invested in a Want Ad and Inserted under the head- ing "Office Furniture" will Sell what is now of no value to you and get for you ready money that can be put into your business. And besides the extra room given by rid ding your office of useless matter will well piy you. It may be that you are just beginning business or must ex pandBuy second-hand furniture through our "Office Furniture" column, have it refiniahed and save one half of the original cost , Follow our Classified columns for anything that you may, want s- 1 "WANT TO BUY SECOND-HAND VLAT top offloe desk. Must be in good rs , pair and a bargain. Also can use sev eral office chairs and filing case. Ad dress H K-2 4, Journal, EXAMPLES GOOD AS NEW OFFICE FtfRNITURE! , for sals. Business in hands of re ceiver and must sell office furniture, : Great bargaina Call today. 14 Blank building. JOURNAL CLASSIFIED RATES One cent a word an Insertion, price of six. One Li me 1 month. 60 Issues. 11.20. t months. 61.26 per line par month. )3 months, 1.20 per line par month. Seven consecutive Insertions (or the t This paper U typical of this city. It appeals to the people who GROW, who advance be- cause they WANT to advance, and work to that end. -These are the kind of people YOU among them that should take advantage of every chance offered day after day on our Classified page. Once you LEARN how valuable it is, you will continue to both READ and USE it. Just note it TODAY. it - . , . ' . " ' , ' t ," (Copyright 1906, by George Matthew Adams.) 2 1 12 6 2 0 soore: R. H. E. Tacoma ....0 1 0 0 0 0 1 3 6 9 Butta 10000012 04 8 Batteries Butler and Kellackey; samueis, jttaraness and Kreitz. . , Spokane 9, Seattle 3, , . Seattle, Wash,, May 14, Hard hitting won yesterday's game from Spokane. Tha Indians batted three pitchers hard and won easily. Stevens and James both carried off homeruns. The score: ' : V . R.H. E. fSeattla .... 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 02 6 2 Spokane ... 41100010 2 9 13 3 Bat terlfes Rush, Allen, Legore and Stanley; Roosevelt and Renicker. - um- e ua Total .33 3 2T 11 6 SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles ......00000000 0 0 Hits 10 0 110 11 06 Portland ,,..2 000 1 00 0 3 Hits ...3 1 1 1 3 0 0 0 9 SUMMARY. , Struck out By Pernoll 6, by Koest ner 8. Bases on Balls Off Pernoll 1, off Koestner 2. Two-basa hits Casey. Stolen bases Cooney, Danzig, Smith. First base on errors Portland 2. Left on bases Los Angeles 6, Portland 8. Time of game 1:40. Umpire Perrine. Oakland Takes Long One. San Francisco, May 14. After 12 In nings of almost perfect baseball, dur ing which neither team acored until the last canto, Oakland, waa able to make It a victory. Both Willia and Dollar pitched graat ball. The score: . OAKLAND. AB. R.H. PO.A.E. Smith, If. 6 0 0 3 0 0 Van Hiltren. cf...... 6 0 0 2 0 0 Heitmuller, rf. 4 0 1 2 0 0 Easan, ss 6 0 1 4 2 0 HoRan, lb. 4 0 1 11 2 0 Conk. 3b 5 1 0 4 3 0 Haloy. 2b. . 6 0 1 3 4 0 Slattery,. c. ......... 6 0 1 6 2 0 Dellar, p. ...... 4 0 0 2 4 0 Total . . .....42. 1 6 36 17 "o SAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO.A. E. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Hildebrand, If. Monier. zo. Williams, lb. . Melchoir. rf. . Zclder, ss. . . . . r-iper, cr, . . . McArdle. 3b. . La Lanne, c. . WUlla, p. Total . . . 0 11 0 .'. ...'.v....tS 0 S 86 18 1 SCORE BT INNINGS. Oakland . s . . i . . .0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 San Francisco ...00000000000 0 0 .... . . SUMMARY. ... ' Saertflee hits Melchoir. Zeider. Del lar, La Lange. Stolen bases Cook, Mc- Araie, . jjoudi piays ueiiar to cook. First base on: balls Will Is. 2. Struck out By Dellar, 4; by Willis, 4. Time of game -1 hour 46 minute". Umpire vwonneii. I,,.. , i-. COAST YACHT3 RACE 4 TO HAWAII IN 3XJLY pire L'arruthers. (United Frens Leased Wire.) . " Los Angeles. May 14 At a mnottm of those lnteresteii todnv a. f nnil n 13,000 was subscribed with which to defray expense of conducting the pro- Eosed yacht race from San Pedro to awaii. It was decided that 310.000 win os surriciem 10 finance tna raie put mat tnis amount Is expected to oe secured snortiy. It is the Intention of tha nrnmrttArn to start the ra?se from San Pedro July 4. and yachts from Seattle.. San KVnn- clsco, San Diego and Los . Angeles "t icciea to enier . tne ctm est.".'. -.v.-,; .w .;, ' The race last vear u atartiHl fmm San Francisco and was won bv Com modore Sinclair of the South Coast ciub, ,wun me yaent xurune. Oregon Stadrata JTobilant.' i fSpectsl , Dlnpnteli to The JonrnaJ.l University of Oregon. Eugene. May 14. The' students are Jubilant over the large score made by Oregon yesterday against Whitman. While the result wan xnected. Oregon won several nnpv. pected points and lost others. : Martin's This Day in Sport Annals. 1782 At Smithson Bottom, England: Dan Mendosa defeated William Ware In 23 rounds, in fight for championship. - 1864 Joe Coburn sailed from New York for England, to consummate, his match with Jem Mace. 1879 At Bradford, England: William Gale began his task of walking 2,280 miles in 912 consecutive hours, walking 1,100 yards every 16 minutes, or 2 miles every hour. 1886 At Philadelphia; r W. B. Page, amateur, cleared 6 feet Inch in a running high Jump, without weights. 1892 ArPlttsburg: Peter Priddy de feated Joseph Jordan in three-mile match race for 3600, 17 minutes. 16 seo onds. ,'. tk : 1900 At Boston: George Gardner and George Byera fought 15 rounds to a draw . 1906 Four motor boats sank off Tou lon in trans-Mediterranean races. . 1906 At Indianapolis: Dave Barry and Hugo Kelly fought 1.0 rounds to a draw.. 'v'"' c;'' Old Rivals Meet. (Special Dispatch to Tb Jonraal.) Whitman College. Walla Walla, Wash., Mav L4. Whitman college and Uni versity of Washington will meet in a series of three baseball games in Walla Walla Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Last year Whitman team took two out of the series played with Washington. The Whitman team has : Improved greatly since the W. 8. C games, under the direction of their new coach, F. D. Applegate, physical director of the local Y. M. C. A., and hope to be able to beat the "U" again in the present series. On Eastern Diamonds. Frank Bowerman has Dean doing all. the catching for the Boston Nationals and Frank never did any better work. , ' The good showing of the Indianapolis team and the comparatively poor work of the Minneapolis club have furnished two surprises for American association fans. ,, , i , The Dubuque team of , the Three-I league made a good Investment When it took over Lejeune, the. former White Sox player. , , i, " ' "Rube" Kroh of the Johnstown Trl-; State league team recently snut out Wilmington, pitching a no-run-no-hit game. player y the name of Beaumont. May he become as reliable and as famous as good old "Bo" of Boston. Nearlv all the vouni Ditchers who In vented wonderful foolers during the spring practice, such as tha Double Raszle, Merry. Widow, Break-Your-Back, etc have now been turned over to the minor leagues. Major league managers were afraid the fane might tire of see ing a pitcher wtiom no batsman couia MU . In a recent Texas league game tha players did not take kindly to the rul ings of a substitute umpire and in the melee that followed "umpy" lost most of his shoes and part of his pants. It is ex Dec ted that trousers will be muti lated at such times, but when they ruin his shoes it's going too far. &nkf fMUM The coming Rose Carnival is attracting tjjie attention of the entire coun try. Portland has made great strides forward in the line of progressive development in the past few years. Structural Steel and Reinforced Concrete have been most important factors in the general improvement. Increased facilities and low prfces make further construction attractive NOW. Write us and we willshow you -why - Northwest Bridge Works Die Anne (A 1559 Main259 PORTLAND, 0RL OFFICE: 299 Slark Street Shops: 15lh and Front SL N. 4 ; Ths World's Bast Climate ' Is not entirely free from disease, on tha high elevations fevers prevail. while on the lower levels maiArl la encountered to i a greater or less ex tent, according to aJtltude. To over. come climate affections, lassitude, ma laria, jaunuic, uniuusnvns, lever aiI ague, and gensral debility, the most effective, remedy is Eleetri' Hitters, the great' alterative and blood purifier; tne antidote for every form. . of -bodily weakness, nervousness, and ' insomnia. Bold under guarantee at SkldmnrA Drug company's, store, price 60c ' No Cocaine, No Gas No Students Our success Is due to uniform high-grade work at reasonable prices. NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heartweak ness ean now have their teeth ex tracted filled and brtdgework ap plied without the least pain or dan- PAINLESS EXTRACTION 22-KARAT CROWNS BRIDGE WORK ........ OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE. ALL UNKD PLATO ST j,.. .W ' . IIS Sxamlnatlon and Consultation : Tree. Re-Enamcling Teeth Is the greatest Invention in modern dentistry and has been most success ful of all methods. We extend to all a special Invita tion to call at our office and have their teeth examined free of , charge, - We own and control the largest and best equipped dental establish ment In ths world, having 16 offices all told. ' We give a written guarantee with all work' for 10 years. Lady attend ant. Open evenings till 7. Sunday t to 1. Union Painless Dentists . flaiV Morrison St, Co ran First. LIBRARY VOTING CONTEST An A 6600 library riven awar absolutely frea. Volumes and handanma aroldan oak caaaa will ha i.m ehurch. elub or society tn Portland eurlne tha larraat Votes will be issued with paid-in-advance subscriptions to The Journal as fol elegant library ot S00 to the lodge, school. number of votes. lows: one year, 17.60. 750 votes, six 'months, J.75, 100 votes: three monins, ii.sa. lit votes; ' one montn, bt cants, 40 1 votes, and ever merchant listed below will give with each 10-cent purchase one vote. At the elose of the eontest the lodge, school, church, club or society receiv ing the largest number of vote will be awarded the library complete, with eases. Current accounts whan promptly paid are entitled to votes. The library is ou exhibition In the Fifth street window of The Journal office, corner Flfta ?Pd Xa.mhui. "tpt5L. Ballot boxes are located at Holsraan's Jewelry store! IO Third atrset! White Front drug store, 168 Grand avenue: Watts-Matthieu drug store, 175 Russell etreet, where all votes should be deposited. Trada with the following merchants and gat busy with the votes: "u"'"u r ' Chemawa Beats Dallas. Chemawa, Or Maj 14. The Che- IV mawa baseball team dafeateil tha tnnm from Dallas yesterday afternoon bya score 01 to s. ins winning run was maae in tne ninth inning with two men on bases and - no one down. Caaev pucnea tne rirst tnree ror tne Indians and . the score stood 6 to 3 against them when he was replaced by Poland Dallas boys but lacked support. with whom thev failed to connect. tiarnam pitched a good ' gams W; for the ,. Rain Stop Game. ' . ' " University of 1 Oregon,' Eugene,' May 14 The baseball game v between - tha "varsity and the Eugenelgh school, scheduled for yesterday, was called off oa account of rain. - , Th S. Battleships. ' Aagyour grocer for Closset . Pcrer's free booklet on U, S. bajtileaiilps. ; vr. r. buiibu 61 00 dry roods, clothing and shots. 680 to 966 East Mor rlson strest. i 4 X. XOX.BilAaT, Jeweler. Hi Third street Main 8166. , . O. M. 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B. wTUOHT, dentist. S48K Washington, corner Seventh... Main XI 1. AUCB ' BZBXB, flae mUlinarf, Washington street SKAVKB PAxTTB, wood dealers, rard East Eighth and Main streets. East 16Vi-.-.fcf -." ,- - BTJTTEB-irtTT 8BBAB CO, corner Second and Columbia streets; retail 146 Third street , . . . . ; ISOOBB BB06, east side news deal, ers snd confectionery, Williams avenue and Russell street East 4708. . XV A. KoASABS, bicycles and sporU lng goods, Williams avenue end Knott street East 8482. WIT.Ua.atr ATB. tTMBBSUA, AO- TOBT, umbrellas and leather goods. 644 will lama ave. c-iou. ZcmE'FURNISIIERS VAT&OB BJ STABTOar, piumbing and gas fltting. 108 Pins street ,-fTAX HABXBT. meats and fish, 180 Grand svjnus. B-1886. East 418. cecorator. 104 Union ave, East 1096. ??BSS! rXBT. in eats and flah, 640 First C Main 1JT6. m5i!'.uU',"SS7.."08' dealers, Marshall and 186h sta Both phone. wJsgton- .?tl,raf."T. 4" ave " DATX" brbr. 848 WlUUms BTTOXCTTB 8k BXXBB. wall nsnsrand paints, 406 Morrlsoa st Ma!nP '.78. . ? MUTH, florist 160 Fifth at- opp. Meier t Frank. Main 7816. w2MsLraC55L:DP!nra t OMABTBO Grand ave. East 8688, UBBTBXBB rWBX, CO-Long or ISS'S:1".1: ' Oioi and yard thirty-slxtt and Hawthorns O. I. i'OXABOar, O'lnsmlth. 386 Grand avenue. Fist 6G08. . , BAB3BB, optician. Dr. B. J. Mills, as. alsunt Mafn 1874. Ill 6th at BOBTBWBBT OTW OO sporUna good, 118 8d st MaJn 8006. ' " COUMAI HAJUDWABB OOn hard , wars, mechanics' tools and cutlery, 103 8d st Main 618T. , - - . XVBSBA, OABBXAOB WOBBB, Mfgs. and repairers of carriages and wagooa. 118 Burnslda. :: Pacirto J047. " WOOBBAWB SjAVBBBY OO-Rough Dry and Flnlshad Work. . , Wocdlawu 1888. 487 Dekum ava. . : J0B3T SCBJCTOI Cleaning and dyeing; quick work, (6 Vs 6th st : COZitTSCBIA arXBB CO Flah. oyster a poultry, butter, eggs. etc. Main . 6; A-6666. r Third and Ankeny, eta S. V. BCSBBXXi 81 CO, meats. Wood- -' lawn 8; C-lsSa. 714 Union ava. north. POBTzajra TEsnr n iwimro 00. tants and awnings, window awnings and porch curtains a specialty. 16 N. Front - aa. eai estate ana invest, menta'. Room 411 Corbett bldg. Male 4860..- Huntera Wound. Big Bear. ' Klamath- Falls, Or;,- Mar 14. Hunters near Long lake, lees than 10 miles of Klamath Falls, shot and, wounded a large black bear this week, ' The bear haf Wintered on the edge of the lake and had been seen several : times by naarbv settlers, - -Th bear got away In the brush, as the dog would not follow the trail. The woods -are now being searched bv Jl large party, who expect to bring the bear into town. :i