THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, JUKE 8
1808.
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ATHLETES HERE
f FOR TRACK L1EET
XCrack Performers Arriving
All , Day Multnomah
' Field Kcady.
Athletes entered In the Pacifle North-
VMt championship games on Multno
mah field tomorrow r reaohln the
city today." -This rnornlnj the OlymploJ
squad, -composed of Fred Laaaffan, An'
'fly Olarner nd Pet Garhardt .reached
the Rose City and Munn and Rose are
.expected here tonight, potu Deing ae
' laved. " r -" : .
Martin and Phllbrook. the Whitman
athlete i attached to Multnomah club
arrived thla morning from Walla Walla
; Both are in great shape. To Oregon
bunch ia expected today also unde the
wing Of Trainer Hay ward. Seattle and
Tacoma High' school will be in' today,
, as will the other high school , entered
in the relayraca,-' -
Releree Ed Morgan stated - today
that the first: event would' be pulled
off .promptly at 2 o'clock and that
very moment of the time until 6
o'clock would be occupied with soma
' struggle.- Morgan hae officiated at the
nig eastern meets ana Knows now to
; keen thlntrs aroint. '' ,--... ' -v
. Spectator are directed to enter the
big grandstand from the rear, IngTea
being on .the. Twentieth street side.
Tickets will be sold here instead of at
. the old place. on. Chapman street. Ush
ers will be provided to seat the specta-
tors and there will ha clean. cnmforU.
; j tie seats for everybody. The course
can be seen from every, position In the
grandstand. The track is in good con-
; ditlon for the' meet
1 FOREST .GROVE COLTS -
TO ENTER TRI-CITY
. (Special Dispatch to TIM Journal. I
. Forest Grove, Or., June 6. Action was
taken yesterday .whereby ' the Forest
Grove Colts will tales the place of the
Oregon City baseball team In the TfV
City league.: now comprising East and
West Portland. St Johns. Vanoouver,
Woodburh; Salem and Forest Grove.
Baseball was not paying proposi
tion at Oregon City, and Manager Wlrts
I
nu Dougni out tne team's ngnt in uie
eague. ie is very optimisms to
eairue ball here, and his ODtlmlsm Is
Justified from the capital patronage of
lans mis year. , enthusiasts nave peen
coming to games from - all over .. the
county and indications are that it will
do Kept up.
The local diamond is one of the best
l thelcafue and affords the do
seediest
kind of ball. It is located at the
west
boundary of the citr.
Willie Schults Is captain of thr Colts
and the - team has a fine personnel.
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1st and Morrison
I WAIL
. -me saie 01 au saics cnus
Bccwcr
to the extent of many thousanas ot aouars., , j.ne yu jlj-ti uixiiinu u. nas
you or me. -The creditors want their money and you 'want the goods, so I shall offer
FuralsWngs
10c White Hand
kerchiefs 2c
50c President
Suspenders. . .
.25c
. .$1.50 Golf r 70c
-''.Shifts'. I i I y"
'. Suspenders
25c Fancy Hose
- $1.00 Monarch Zflr
.Shirts. .-...::..;Oyc
7 75cBalbrig,gan Qr
"' Underwear. 1 y
$1.00 Fancy Gplf Wr
Shirts. .Out
. s $1.00 Fancy Balbriggan
$1.00 Neckwear
50c Neckwear'. ,t (n
-at
75c Silk Hand
, kerchiefs....;.
..25c
1 . ' - This is:the finalind-up, artd one of the few genuine clothing sales ever held in Portland. ; Every purchaser in the past who atten4ed
fully boast that I am proud of myl record as receiver,- havingjsatisfied both public and creditors. This is positively my last day as receiver.
Catcher Getter has not had his equal
here since Frank Kuess of Kpokane held
down the backstop. His i receiving is
faultless. He is also a good hitter and
is a terror to runners trying to steal
second. '
Alexander has been pitching. -The
tnfleld is composed of: Tan Blaracombe,
first; R. Schults. second; Henderson,
third; Kopple, short . -
Nothing ever drops out In the veldt
Captain Willie Schults, "Easy" Moore
and Bill Boose, left, center and right
fielders, respectively, are fleet on foot
sure guczlers and have fine Whips to the
infield, and home. ' v , - .
Much enthusiasm has been manifested
over the Colts going into the league and
a ' record-breaking aggregation of root
ers will be here to see the initial gams
with, East Portland, June 14.
11 GAME FOR AID
tF J FLOWER MISSION
Working Mothers Leave
Children "at Mission Dur:
ingtheDay. - '
-'The annual ball game fop 'the benefit
of the Flower Mission society will tak
place Saturday afternoon, June 10. on
Multnomah field. The 'contesting nines
will be composed of lawyers and doctors
on one team: and another, mad up of
bankers. The ladles of the Flower Mis
sion society are anxious to. repeat the
splendid sucoeaa of last yeas game,
when $!,! was realised from the sal
of tickets, a sum suffloient to meet the
requirements of the society, for an en
one or tne principal connues ijl uui
- . . . a . , t a . - a . i ,
society' Is the maintaining of an&isti-
tutlon lor taamg care ot cmmren oi
working mothers during tha day, This
institution was recently moved from the
old quarters at Fifth and. Burnside
streets and now occupies a large, airy
house at Ninth and Burnside, where
from 12 to 18 small ' children are left
every day by mothers who are compelled
to go out and wot. It costs about 1114
a month to maintain this mission and
the lady managers' rely almost entirely
upon the proceeds of the annual ball
game for Its maintenance. f ... .
; v Jot Gm Start for Coast.
: (United Press Leastd Wire.)
- San Francisco, jane 8. Joe Gans and
Battling Nelson will soon be In training
In Ban Francisco for their, 45 round
fight at CoUna on the afternoon of July
4. Ths eolored fighter left Milwaukee
today. "He Wired ahead Instructing1, his
trainers to be in readiness to start
work on Tuesday morning. Nelson is
excepted hero about the same time from
Portland. , ( - ;
Wish I had money enough to start a
stage ooaoh like young YnJerbllt'- I'd;
not be so foolish as to do it. !
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10 m HEBE SATDRDAWTHIS IS YOUB
o4tiuuiy juuc u, iv v a. uu
Fail -Wot to Attend the Last
Latest Styles
$5.00 Men's Hats $2.45
$4.50 Men's Hats $2.25
$4.00 Men's -Hats $2.00
$3.50 Men's Hats $1.75
$3.00 Men's Hats $1.50
J $2.50 Men's Hats $1.25
$2.00 Men's Hats 95c
SHOES! SHOES!
SDOES!
Blacks and browns, tans,
oxfords and high cuts;
' new shapes.' ,
$5.00 Shoes,;.. I.. $2.45
$2.00 Shoes ...i..$l.35
$3.00" Shoes ...;.$10
$6.00" Shoes ......$2.95
$5.50 Shoes $2.65
$4.W Shoes $2 00
i.50, Shoes $2.25
$3.50 Shoes $1.75
tome Here lomorrov;. ana
BOAT-RACES HOT TO
BE HELD TOLlOIlllOll
There will be no boat races
on (he Willamette river tomor
row morning.
t, Owing to the Inability of a
majority of the oarsmen to be
absent from employment tomor
row morning the tryouts which
Were to have been part of the
Rose Festival show have been .
postponed ' until later; In the ,
nonta.-" "v :-.v' V'"-'' '''"- -. .(i
This action was resolved upon
last night, after Captain Mo
Mlcken : had made a personal -canvass
of : the oarsmen. : The
club is sorry to disappoint the
Festival visitors, but the post -
nonement Is unavoidable. ;v '
. . The tryouts for ' the, Lake'
Washington regatta July S and ,
4 will be held later In the month '
and : some JO oarsmen will bo
tried out Coach Dan Murphy ;
was out with the crew last night
fin a launch and gave the Doys a
e hard workout for an hour. -
PORTLAND ATHLETE
. . TAKES SIX FIRSTS
(Spedsl Sispstdi to The Journal.)
, acino university, iwwi Kjiwm,
June -C. Franklin Koch Of, Portland
distinguished himself in the rigorroto'
track meet held on the local field last
night by winning six first places. This
Is an annual event in Portland uni
versity, and the entries are restrloted
to the athletes who have not as yet
won their official "P" n ; the track.
The meet was held between the hours
of 10 and 11 p. m and was witnessed
by a large crowd of masculine specta
tors. The competition In each event was
keen, which makes the work of Koch
the more extraordinary from the fact
that he succeeded in taking one half
of the first places. ,t t - -'.-
Koch, though as yet a new man on
the track with undeveloped abilities,
gives promise of ultimately becoming
one of the best all round athletes In
the state. This is the first yea he
has ever trained for track work, but
considering, his Inexperience v he has
made phenomenal progress, finishing
the half and the mil raee close be
hind the veteran runner Robinson. A'r.
Koch Is also very popular with the stu
dents, belna treasurer of the Y. M. C.
A., manager of the tennis club and sec
retary of the Gamma bigma literary
SOOlety. '- '.lit '.V t
Worrv Is a noor thine; to take home.
but when it is It is a bad thing to meet
it with the same thing. ;
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, xi. ucci uic icatcoi. aim
You Can
: Have Your .
Absolute
Choice of the
Newest
and Best Line
of High-Grade
Clothing
: Ever
Offered the
Public
at Half-Price
. and Less;
by attending the
last 'day of the
greatest receiver's
sale -ever' held in
1 Portland.'
$30
T(iDii(Q)rrow fc
lIlluETIA IIS t
FAMOUS OAK STAKES
Eichard Croker's Crack Rho
dora Stumbles "While Sev
eral Lengths in Lead. -
T . . S "" H, , 'i -1 , '
, Xiondon, June Slgnorlnetta, ' the
Italian filly which suddenly sprung
into fame by winning the English derby
at 100 to 1, today added another notable
victory to her record by capturing the
Oak stakes by three fourths of a length.
King Edward congratulated the own
er on the remarkable showing made by
his colt v..!,- .
Richard Croker entry, Bhodora, had
the race already won and was leading
the field by several lengths . in the
stretch when she stumbled and fell.
The other eleven horses swerved to one
side and avoided a muss. Courtesy was
second and Santeve third,
LID LAW VI0LAT0E
. : IS FOUND GUILTY
(United Press Leased Wire.)
Belllngham, Wash., June 8. "Doc"
Melaulst, the first, Sunday lid . law vio
lator to be brought before the superior
court, was last night found guilty as
charged, by a Jury in Judge Neterer's
department v The case attracted con
siderable interest among the saloonmen
of the city. The victory is a decided
encouragement for the state and shows
that he sentiment of some of the people
at leaat Is in favor of the movement
to close the saloons on Sunday,
'Under the law It is possible to as
sess a heavy fine against Melqulst, and
there has been considerable talk that
the city may be asked to revoke his li
cense,'.. ..
MISSIONARIES WILL .
.. LABOR IN OEEGON
" (Special Dlapatch to The' Journal)
Cambridge, Mass., June 6. -At the
graauaung exercises ol the Episcopal
Theological school yesterday Rev. Sam
uel . M. Dorrance of Providence, Rhode
isiana. ana itev. rea Bartleft of South
Manchester, rvew Hampshire, were ap-
poiniea missionaries at urants rase,
Oregon. Rev. A. H. Wing of Walton,
New Tortt, missionary at Portland. Ore-
5 on, received the bachelor of divinity
egree. .
Incorporation Articles.
Salem. Or.. June 6. Articles of fann.
pbration have been filed in the office of
the seoretary of state as follow: -i
Portland Concrete Pile and Enulnment
company, principal office Portland; capi
tal stock, $500,000; incorporators, David
Lorlng. J. M. Crook and Thomas Bil
yeu. - . . '
unurcnui-Aiattnews company, prinol-
Jfiisi
iiuat auu-csaiui luuncy-raising suc ever aixcmpica m jrorTiana, ana tne puoiic in general
lost many tnousanas ot dollars ana remains in a very crippled up financial condition; but that matters not to
you many new values for the final wind-up.' Remember, this is the last day. J. S. P. COPLAND Receiver.
Day or It Will Be Too Late-Many Bargains
$20;Men's Suits $8.75
$15 Men's Suits $6.75
$12 Men's Suits $4.85
$10 Men's Suits $3.65
$22 Men's Suits $9175
$25 Men's Suits $12;50
Men's Suits $15.00
ave.bu terns on Every uouar
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ROSE -FIESTA SALE
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- Ladies' Suits and Millinery
. .We arc showing an extra special line of Fancy. Summer Waists and Skirts suit
able for the hot weather which" will soon be here. Visitors should not miss this
grand '-opportunity to; secure stylish clothes at very low prices.. ; ,
Men's Suits Reb?arte$15.00
,These are all fine tailored suits in all. the. leading shades and materials. The
' backward season left us too big a stock and .we, are now forcing them out. No-,
where else in the city can you secure such; values..
YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT THIS SALE
Come in anH select 'whatever you want and pay a little down, the balance In small
- monthly payments, v '
pal office Portland! capital stock, f5,
000; incorporators, A. C. Churchill, , E.
W. Matthews and A. It. Messing.
Pendleton Furniture company, princi
pal office Pendleton, Oregon; . capital
stock, $8,000: incorporators, W. R. Gra
ham, E. 8. Graham, James H. Graham,
George W. Cutts and J. G. Owen.
Haynes-Sleep System, principal office
Portland; capital stock, $10,000; Incor
Ml toy
LAST CHANCE
I Place on Sale
for Tomor
row the Last
Day as
Receiver for
the Outlet
ClothingCo.
th e .f o How in g
well-known makes,
all included in this
terrible cut price:
Straus Bros.' High
'Art Clothing,
Sweet - Orr, Hoff
man, Rothchild, un-r
ion-made garments.
No restrictions and
no limit
DOWH
JUST
porators, 7. L. A. Wilson, Arthur P.
Hayne and W. D. Sleep.
Vale Lumber company, principal office
Vale, Oregon; capital stock, $10,000; In
corporators, John I Jacobs, El O. Zeek
and J. I. Messenger. , .
A lot of characters have been ralnnA
I by being hung over a backyard fence.
Men's Suits
Men's Top Coals
Men's Shoes
Men's Dais ...
Men's Panls
$122AWEEK
nutuii .
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Children's Suits
Men's Furnishing Goods
Pants
Department
$7.50 Men's high-grade
Sweet-Orr,
now pjrw O
$6.50 Men's fancy Dress
Pants, now (jj g
only. ...... ..tpOciwO
$5.00 Swell CO i C
Dress Pants. LHiJ
$4.50 Fancy Silk Stripe
:"$2;oo
$4.00 medium, nice, very
strong, now tj Q
only........ 4)1.00
$3.50 .Working Pants,
extra strong, (J. ZT
now.. V....! J) AeUO
$3.00 i heavy 1 Working
Pants, well A C
made.', . .;D I
this sale saved 50 per cent or more, 1
. ' J. Si P. COPLAND
you Spena
SOOTH CfKEISC'l
' Xeelly Jury Disagreed.
(United Prass Uased Wire.,
Allegan, Mlch, June . 8.-Tba failure
of ..the jury to ggree la the case of
Mrs. David Neelly of Sacramento, Cal
ifornia, today is looked upon an a via-,
tory for Mrs. Neelly and for Christian
Scientists In general. -.The Jurors stood
evenly divided. -. V ...
1st and Morrison
nas protited zinancially
Children's Fine
Clolhinn
i.B:..$i.65;
$4:75 Boys' O'.F
Suits.. &oo
$2.50 Boys'
Suits
$1.10
lir.!'..$4.95
$7.50 Boys
Suits
$3.35
.B??:..$2.95.
I:ET.$2.65
$5.00 Boys' 7 7C '
suits... .....jyu.idO
'$9.00 Boys"
$3.95
Suits
1 1
thus I can truth-
Receiver.
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