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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. ' PORTLAND. MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 20, 1903. MEW FORTH h II FIVE STRAIGHT Beaters' Sticking Stiints and ; Groom's Pitching TVin for Northern Tossers. . ' Lot Angeles, June 9.-TlmeIy stick. lng coupled with Groom'i rood pitching gave Portland five game out of mix, the Beavers winning from tbe Angel yesterday,.! to X. It was the closest and beat gam of the series and was only won In the ninth Inning by daring case running ana a umeiy weuop py McCredle. " - ' - .."The Angela made It two In the third Inning. After that there was nothing but ciphers for the local. Delmas laid ilnm the' diffloult srounder to Ryan whloh Buddy footled. Along came East erly witn , a preuy sacrincau uimui stole third and remained there until Gray waa owned and Bernard and OaU naased.; Then came Dillon S dou ble whlcn scored twu ana tssrnie. uroom tightened up and was Invincible after that. . ." - Danzig s single put forxiana witnin coring distance and tbe big fellow reg istered when Madden tripled to right field. Madden scored wnen veimas fumbled Groom's Infield swat; .This kll nmumd In the fifth Innlns. Fort land figured in seroes until the ninth chapter. Johnson worked the highly rated Gray for a, free ticket to the first station. Johnson was nifty on the tags and stole two cases wnicn auowea him to score. easily upon Manager Mao's opportune) uuiioi -, m oruunui ioiti' tory. '-. J . : ' ' Bassey was Injured in pulling off a spectacular running catch of a foul In the fourth inning. He ran full speed Into the left field bleachers nettt netting. his foot . hitting the boards. This caused his retirement. The score:. k LOS ANGELES. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Bernard, It ( 1 1 Cakes, cf , Dillon, lb . . Brashear. rf Smith, Sb . Ellis, If .... Delmas, ss . Easterly, o . Gray, p Total I 7 27 v 1 PORTLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Cooney, ss . . . Ryan, 8b . ... Raftery, cf . 'Johnson, lf-2b Bassey, If . . . Casey, 2b ... Dauzlg. lb i, McCredie. rf Madden, o Groom, p .Total . . ... ......81 S B 1 SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Angeles . .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 Hits 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 0 07 Portland .00002 000 1 3 , Hits .0 0 0 0 2 011 16 SUMMARY. Two-base hits Dillon, Ellis. Three base hit Madden. Sacrifice hit East erly. Stolen ' bases Johnson t, Mc Credie. Bernard, Oakes, Delmas. Double tlav smith to Dillon. First base on talis Off Gray 2. off Groom, -8..- . Hit by pitcher Raftery. - Struck .out By Gray 9, by Groom 7. Time 1:45. Um pire rertina; SAN FBANCISC0 AND OAKLAND BREAK EVEN - - (thiited Press" Leased Wire.) San Francisco, June 29. Oakland and Ban Francisco -broke even yesterday, the Greeks taking the moraine: and the Seals the afternoon game. Scores: Morning gam OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. Van Halfren. cf Haley, Zb . Heltmuller, Eagan, ss Lewis, e . Hogan, lb Altman. 8b Cook. If . Wright, p rf Total 22 5 8 27 17 1 BAN FRANCISCO.' - AB. R. IT. PO. A. T). Mohler. 2b .. Hlldebrand. If Henderson, cf Williams, lb Melcholr, rf . zelder. ss . . . . 2 2 8 10 1 1 8 8 0 Curtis, Sb e'e- e Berry, e Jones, p .. . . i , , Total .... 00 ..84 2 7 27 11 2 r SCORE BY INNINGS. Oakland ....0 00800020 5 Hit ....1 00401 0208 San Franclsco....O 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 3 Hits 1102 0012 07 SUMMARY. Two-baas hits Haley, Hogan, Alt man, Eagan, Wright. Home runs Mel cholr, Sacrifice hits Heltmuller, Zelder. Van Haltren. Stolen bases Heltmuller. Double plays Zelder to Mohler. First base on balls Off Wright, 8. Hit by - pltcheiwCook. Struck out By Jones, I. Time 1:20. Umnlre O'ConnelL Afternoon game OAKLAND. AB. R. H. PO. A Van Haltren, cf Haley. 2b ..... Heltmuller, rf . 0 1 8 8 2 12 0 8 0 Eagan. ss Lewis, c . . Hogan, lb . Altman, Sb Cook, If . . Hopkins, p Total 81 1 - 4 24 It BAN FRANCISCO. AB. R. H. PO. A, E. Mohler. 2b . . Hlldebrand, If Henderson, cf WHn lD Melcholr, rf . i. Zelder, es Curtis, h Perry, c . . M . f Butor, p , Total".-. 7 T 6 27 U SCORE BT INNINGS. Oakland J 0 0 0 0 0 Hits 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 flan Francisco...., 1.0 0 0 0 0 4 . Hits ......... .1 0 0 0 0 14 0l 0 1 4 0 . 5 0 6 -V- : !" "j- -f . - '' SXTMMART.i- '--Vijf-.r-Two-base -hits Cook Mohler.- Sacri fice hits Hlldebrand, - Berry, Lewla Stolen bases Zelder. Double plays Curtis to Zelder to Williams. First base on balls Off Hopkins, 8: off Butor, I. ; Struck out By Hopkins, 2: by Sutor, .8. Time 1:25. .Umpire O'Connell. . . Saloona Will Close July 1. : Klamath Falls. Or.. June 29. Saloons la Klamath Falls will not be open be yond July 1. ' Saloonkeepers misinter preted the decision of Judge Benson, irranting the writ of review, and sever al had made arrangements to keep open. Judge Benson sates that the wrlt'Of review commands. the .county court to take no further legs! proceedings, but does not stoo the officers from enforc ing the local option law, .A. E. 10 0 4 4 0 10 0 i ; 4 o ISO 18 5 1 2 2 0 10 0 14 0 OF Thla Is a picture of Sir Thomas Upton's new yacht, aa ahe was being launched recently on the Clyde, She la regarded by those who have eeen -her, aa likely to turn out to be the fastest cutter la the world. She was designed by Fife. TV t SWSSSMaSWSIIISMMMI Ill CULLISOn VIFiriER OF - OPEH SHOOT TROPHY Caldwell Captures Inman Medal and Stoddard Takes Two Nice Prizes, v r- ( Fully 200 shooters and spectators at tended the shoot at St. Johns yesterday. Jack Culllson won the cup open to all shooters by a score of .78 out of 76. William Caldwell won the Inman medal, maklag 49 out of 60. Stoddard won the cup for 80 per cent shooters, making 45 . out of B0. He also won the Dupont trophy for 80 per cent shooters, making 22 out of 26. The cup open to all shooters, the 80 per cent cup and the 80 per cent trophy have to be won by one person, when they will become the personal property of that shooter. They will be shot for every Sunday until finally won out. Th Rose City Gun club has Issued a challenge to shoot a picked team from that club against a picked team from the Multnomah Gun club. They have several shooters above SO per cent and should give the Multnomah boys a good race If they do not beat them. The shoot next Sunday will be held at the Fulton grounds. The following mmhor the tournament to be held at Cottage Grpvo July 4: Jark Culllson, William Caldwell Charles Wagner. Dua Carlon, Harry E111S. Frank Howe, M. Abraham. W. Robertson and Charles Collier. renewing are yesterday's scores: uumaon .. 78 78 97 .. 75 72 96 ..100 9 96 .,75 fig 91 ..75 67 90 .. 75 67 90 75 62 82 .. 75 62 88 .. 7 .60 80 .. 50 40 80 .. 50 , 89 78 .. 75 . 58 78 ..' 75 66 75 ..100 70 70 .. 76 60 67 ..50 80 60 .. 75 48 58 ..75 S 48 Collier Warner , . , . Stoddard . .. F. Howe ... R. Shauarla . Abraham . . . Hudson .... Gelser ..... F. Shaugle .. (. anon . . . . . Thornton Sternberg . . Montgomery Mrs. Young L. Home . . . L. Young .. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Pacific Coast League. ? Wnn T.nat PC. .651 .621 .474 .463 roruana 38 Los Anareles 88 81 85 40 48 Oakland 88 San Francisco 87 Tri-Clty League. Won. Lnat. PC. .833 .733 .679 .471 .890 .390 Woodburn , 15 8 West Portland ....... 11 4 Vancouver .. 11 4 Salem 9 10 East Portland.... 7 11 St Johns 7 11 Northwestern League. Won. Lost P.O. .513 .647 .526 .453 .432 .424 Spokane . Taeoma . , Vancouver Seattle ... Butte .... Aberdeen 32 20 29 80 28 19 25 24 27 28 25 84 NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE. Aberdeen 8, Spokane . (Special nispatch to The Journal.) Spokane. June 29.-Hard hlttlnsr bv the champions together with loose neld lne hy the Indians enabled Aberdeen to defeat the locals here yesterday, 6 to 1. Chandler and-Mackln erred the most The score: R. H. E. Aberdeen ...0 0 0 1 0 1 8 9 0 6 8 4 Spokane . . . .0 0 0 . 0 0 0 0 11 2 8 Batteries Thompson and Spencer; Jensen and Roberta Si Rich. Who la a Fan for the Finish. He la Now Selling Cigars, but Tou Can't Smoke Him Out of the Orand Stand. IT --'T? 1 V' I . mt V'iM 0 1., f II PORTING f, ' - ' ' ' , - -'.v.:-..iii:Vi-x' ''i'.i : "li 'xfU'-ij! . .. . - svwc-v9s .. . ... ..J j. r I 1 iMMMMMMMMMM UPTON WILL COME AFTER AMERICA COP Sir Thomas Will Select Chal - lenger From Two Fast Boats. (CnlUd Press Leased Wire.) Glasgow, June 29. Sir Thomas Lip ton today declared positively in an In terview that he would soon Issue a challenge for the American yachting cup. Llpton will sail Jn a cutter rigged yacht built to conform to the new rules Of the New York Yacht club. This announcement seta at rest the ru mor that Llpton had declared the new tules unsportsmanlike and wnuM rfn sgaln to- raco the Americans. llpton states he will even allow the New York club to dictate the ilia nt th. challenger. He will build two boats and select the final challenger utter ria of races between the two. The new chal lenger will probably be called Shamrock TBI-CTTY LEAGUE GAMES. Woodbnrn 7, West Portland 2. Southpaw Boweu from fWoodburn yesterday Justified the reports sent out from that town as to his pitching prow ess when he held the hard hitting Frakes to 4 hits and 2 runs. Mean while his teammates were taking ad vantages of the 9 errors chalked nn agalnBt the local team and by sand wiching In some very timely hits were able to walk away with the same. 7 to 2. , There were a number of mnni fa. tures to the game, chief of which was the hitting of Michel, the big left fielder of the, visitors. He drove ,out four singles In the five times he walked to U plate, only falling, to hit in the last time he went to bat. Ray' Hlnkle aiso aistinguisnea mmsejr with a dandy running eaten in me outneia. The score: Woodbtffn Hits Wst Portland . .0 2 0 2 10 0 2 ..04112204 ..01010000 ..12000000 0 7 0 14 0 2 1 4 Hits Batteries Bowen and White) ard and Antolne. Umpire Jack kin. East Portland 7, Salem 3. Salem, Or.. June 29. Salem 'went up in the air in the first inning of yes terday's game here and before they arrived on terra flrma again the visit ors had scored five runs and cinched the game. The score: R. H. E. East Portland 7 1 Salem 8 7 4 Batteries Hurlburt and Brock; Rob inson and Heyser. Umpire Giles. Vancouver 3-6, St. Johns 18. VancouTer took two in a row from St. Johns yesterday, winning the morn ing game by a score of 3 to 1 and the afternoon game. 6 to 8. Both games were well contested and exciting. AMATEUR BALL GAMES. The Holladay 'Maroons had sweet re venge at Banks Sunday when they de feated the team of that city by the score of 10 to 2. It was hit and run from start to finish. Davis' home run helped to win. Listman made the second homer. The Inman-Poulsen baseball team won a very exciting; game from the Wil lamette Iron & Steel Works' crack team Sunday at Montavilla. Wilson of the lumbermen struck out 18 men. , His single won the game in the ninth. In-man-Poulsen closes the season after winning five out of the seven games played. In an frterestlnr srame of baseb.-i.l Crano '.ompsnVi nine defeated the Good year ivuoner company, o to a. ine r a turex of the ( rime was the fielding of Sn-;arl and Etlksmtth of the victors. Hauser of iho winners struck out It rifn. allowing 4 hits. The J. G. Mack's crack ball team won two games Sunday. In the morning I hey beat the St. Johns amateurs, 11 to 5. and In the afternoon trimmed the University Park squad. 4 to 8. This was the first defeat for the Parks. Any team in the state can get a game with the Macks by writing to the J. G. Mack company. Gettlns; their oicture In the oaner proved too much for Oswego and the bail team of that place was beaten Sun day by the Eagle creek nine. Eagle creek has won li straight games. They would like to hear from any team that has open datea Address Ben Jacques, Eagle Creek. The All Star ball team would like to bear from all surrounding towns desir ing good, clean, fast baseball. The Ore gon City Grays, La Camas and Chemawa Indians are preferred. They would also like to meet the Wabash Independents, Address J. R. Dickerman, 513 H Jeffer son street. Portland. Woodstock defeated the Rosebuds at Woodstock Sunday In a fine game. to 4. In the afternoon Woodstock defeated the N. P. Brewers, 7 to 8. Houck, the Woodstck pitcher, fanned 12 men, Peters made two three-baggers. At Vaughn -street grounds yesterday morning the fast Ben Sellings team took the Goodyear team into camp to the tune of 12 to 6. Again the hard hitting Sel lings won thslr game by timely batting. Burns' catch In center was a f nature. Bergh pitched a great game, allowing Just four hits and Iras given great sup port by teammates. i : ; Sherwood li, Wabash 0. j ' Special TMipitrh te The JootmI) ! Sherwood, Or.; June 29. In what 'was considered one of the most one-sided rames played here this season, the crack Wabash team of Portland was un mercifully drubbed by the White Sox to the tune of 11 to JO. v H&bernioht, who twirled for Sherwood, pitched a great frame, allowing but five hlta ad strlk ng out 11 men, while the Wabash pltcberwas completely hammered out of the lot. The White Sox will play an other series of games with the crack 6t Paul team hers on the 4th and 5th of July, which promises te be the best or tne season, the Bt Fauj bunch belna tne ones winning the by the White Sox. only game lost NELSON AND GANS v,; IH GREAT FETTLE Negro Builds Up Carefully While Dane Wears Out. Trainers by Energy. (United Pre Leased Win.) San Francisco, June 29. Joe Gans and Battling Nelson both were reported to be in better condition than ever be fore when thev started the fifth day preceding the battle for the lightweight championship. That Is the .customary statement but their trainers swear it is really true this time. Gans is so confident that he laughs uproariously in effort not to seem piqued at the reports that he has been training In a new way because he is afraid of Nelson. He has not been box- Ins, be aay. because he believes he can beat Nelson without boxing. All he wants, he says. Is his strength. He went In for eparrlng yesterday for the second time since he began training. Nelson will do his boxing- Wednesday. The little Dane Is wearing out his trainers by his tireless energy at Colma and la in fine fettle. Gang tips ths scales at 134 and Nelson at 135. They will enter the ring at 133 pounds. CALENDAR OF SPORT FOR THE WEEK. Monday Middle states' tennis cham pionship tournament begtns at Orange, New Jersey. Tennessee states tennis championship tournament begins at Knoxville. Tuesday Tommy Quill vs. Young Erne, 12 rounds, at Armory A. C, Bos ton. Openine of four days' trotting meeting at Pontiac, Mich. Wednesday Annual meet of Federa tion of American Motorcyclists begins In New York City. Wrestling match at Seattle between Frank Gotch and Dr. B. F. Roller. California state tennis championships begin at San Francisco. Junior tennis championships of Canada at Toronto. Thursday International balloon races scheduled to begin In Chicago. Friday Initial meeting of Great Western Trotting circuit besrlns In Peoria. 111. Jim Donovan vs. Mike Mc- Donough, 10 rounds, at Binghamton. N. Y. Opening of annual horse show at Culpepper, Va. Saturday Joe oans-Battiing Nelson fight for lightweight championship at San Francisco. Ocean race of the Brooklyn Yacht club for Sir Thomas I.I p ton's cup. Annual regatta of New England Amateur Rowing association at Boston. Central states tennis cham pionship tournament begins In St Louli Regatta of Mississippi Valley Power Boat association at Muscatine, lown. Packv McFarland vs. Freddie Welsh, 10 rounds, at Los Angeles. Annual re gatta of Detroit (Mich.) Motor Boat club. Southern Gulf Yacht association races at Mobile, Ala. Regatta of Con necticut Vallev Rowing club at Sprlng- neia. Mass, t-eopies regatta at Fhiia delphla. Annual regatta on Lake Washington, Seattle. NATIONAL LEAGUE; GAMES. At Chlrago. First game V- R. H. E. Chicago 8 6 1 Cincinnati 1 7 0 Batteries Reulbach and Kilns: Camn- oen a no Mcuean. umpire iuem. Second game R. H. E. Chicago 2 10 0 Cincinnati 0 8 0 Batteries Pfelster and Kllna: Wei mer and Schlel. At St. Louis. First game . ' R. H. E. St Louts 8 9 2 Pittsburg 6 9 1 Batteries Raymond, Lush and Hos- tetter; Willis and Phelps. Umpires Rudderham and Emails. Second game R. H. E. St. Louis 16 1 Pittsburg 4 8 1 Batteries Hlgglnbotham and Bliss Camnlts and Gibson. Umpires Emslle and Rudderham. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES. At Chicago. - R. H. E. Detroit 10 12 1 Chicago ..)6 14 4 Batteries Mullin, Summers, Thomas and Schmidt: Altrook. Walsh and Sul livan. Umpire Weaver. . At St, Louis. ' . , r.he. St Louis ,...,..,.4..,,.,..;'. 10 0 Cleveland . 184 Batteries Stneen and Stephens; Spencer, Joss, Thlelman and Clarke. Umpire Davidson. New- Organization" at TJ. of O. (Special Disnatcb to The Journal.) University of Oregon, Eugene, June 29. The Women's auxllllary of the University of Oregon alumni has formed an organisation known as the State Association of the University of Oregon alumni A $100 scholarship in the- university will be - offered by the organisation. Tbe officers are as fol lows: President, Mrs. Ellen Condon McCornack, '78: first - vice-president Mrs. Jennie Beattle Harris. 'St; second vice-president. Mis Bertha MoKlnney, '07: secretary-treasurer,- TMra Ella Travis Edmunson, '03; "Corresponding secretary. Miss Bertha Ellsworth Slater, '99. '- : , Tbs Big Bead Isof two kinds conceit and the big head that comes from a sick headache. Does your head ever feel like a gourd and your brain feel loose and sore? You ean cure it in.no time by acting on your liver with Ballard's Ilerblne. Isn't fit worth trying for the absolute and certain relief you'll get? Sold by Bkld roore Drug Co. . WORLD SALMON PASSING UP SPAWIIG 6R0UIIDS Sportsmen : Complain That Fish Are Ascending Rogue Eivcr Irrigating Ditches. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Grants Pass, Or., June 29. Much com plaint is being made by southern Ore gon sportsmen and others Interested In Rogue River fishing to the effect that salmon are not ascending the main river to their spawning grounds, but are turn ing Into the Irrigation and mining The warden for this district states that it is Impossible for him to cover the big territory assigned him, and that he s una me. to enforce the law regarding the screening of these ditches. The min ers and ranchers claim that It Is Im possible for them to screen their ditches; that if they did so the floating leaves and debris would soon choke them. Consequently a great majority of the ditches are unscreened, and the big sal mon ascend them to soon find them selves floundering In alfalfa fields or being forcibly ejected from a placer monitor. Placer miners claim that It is no unusual thing for a 15 or 20-pound uunun 10 go i caugnt in me noszie or a hydraulic giant, and that man v ri.h r killed in the sluices. Fish Warden Wilson of the southern Oregon district, lately visited the power dams across Rogue river and found the fish ladders In good shape, though it la apparent that the fish ascending ma iuuuor are mucn rewer in number than In former seasons. The hatc.harv on Elk creek Is getting very few sal mon and the output of fry w411 be small. BABY HOMERS MAKE FAST TIME IH TRIAL Limerick Wins First and Third and Gets Pair of Bauer's Birds. Baby homers had their chance yes terday when 39 birds owned by 'Port land fanciers flew from Albany to Portland in two hours and one half minutes. J. P. Limerick won first and third and K. H. Bauer cantured aecond and fourth. J. H. Wilson was fifth and E. LIUIs sixth. The birds established a record of a mile in one minute and 45 seconds. which is exceptionally good for birds with their iflrst flight before them. It was not a regular race but a prelimi nary to the series which will be com menced next week. The winner among the other three contestants takes the prise donated by Mr. Bauer, a brace of young homers. SQUEEZE PLAYS. Going up. . e Casey was back. Hope Bassey Isn't badly hurt. More people loitered around smokestands last week. the Ban Francisco should picking for the Beavers. prove easy Yes, fair reader, Danstg and Nick Williams are rivals In two ways first base and girl. It Is to laugh at a Cos Angeles cor respondent's efforts to belittle Port land's playing in the south. It's never the Beavers good work, but always the Angels' hard luck. Who knows whether Gray Is so blooming much bet ter than Groom? We don't. There are those who figure that It is a mortal cinch the Beavers will carry off the rag this season. When a team can go on the road and win seven games out of 13 played, one being a tie. It Is entitled to serious consid eration as a pennant factor. What do you know about this. Bos ton has offered Manager Mac 500 for the use of Ryan and Danzig for the remainder of the season. It seems Boston can't wait till the drafting sea son begins to nab these two classy players. The tip Is pretty straight, but Mac has turned the proposition down. Get Tour Bummer Suit Vow. $7.50 for men's up-to-date 212.(0 and (IS sample suits, blacks, blues and mixed, all sizes, now $7.60. Sample Shoe Store company, Morrison street, between Front and First. MEN cured; No other physician em ploys a like method, and so thorough Is my work that there need not be the slightest fear of a relapse Into the old condition. It Is not a question of whether you can be cured, but whether you will be cured. 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Hundreds of scandal-hungry women were turned away from the central criminal court today when tne case of Prince Philip Eulen horg, waa called for trial. Loath to miss the gossip to be gathered In the court room, tne women raised a disturbance tnd In some Instances court attendants lound It necessary to forcibly eject beautifully gowned, but Ill-mannered 1m portunera. Prince Philip Is accused by Editor Maxlmllllan Harden of participating lu the sensational escapades alleged to have been conducted ' by Kaiser WU helm's "knights of the round table." - The sensation created by the trial of the prince is even greater than that which attended the arrest and trial of Count Von Moltke, who, although one of tbe most prominent members of Ger man nobility, is outranked by the pris oners at the dock today. With the first gleam of dawn, the morbidly curious began to aasembls at the door of the criminal courts building. By the time the cass was called for trial thousands of persons had formed a mob of immense proportions in the yard. As Prince Philip drove to the courtroom In a closed carriage a mighty cheer arose from the ranks of bis admir ers, in the midst of whloh a menacing hiss could be heard. Prince Philip has not been a favorite of the masses and but a word would have been needed to start a serious dem onstration. Count Carolath has been commis sioned by the kaiser to report the trial for him, and news of the day's proceed ings is eagerly awaited at the palace, where the accused prince has been a favorite. Acn, Dose IPoof Tomans 1 Upon the arrival of Prince Philip a conference was held between the court and counsel and it was decided that the trial should be held behind closed doors. Immediately the courtroom was cleared of all spectators. jrrince ftuiip, wno, owing to nis re cent Illness, was allowed to recline in a chair In the center of the courtroom, arose upon hearing the announcement that no women would be allowed to at tend the trial, and escorted his beauti ful wife and two sons to their car riage. There were tears In the eyes of the princess when she parted from her husband. A mass of testimony will be Intro duced by the prosecution. Eulenburg's aerense will cover a period or several days and It is expected that the trial will last at least two weeks. Electrical Engineers In Session. (United Prna Leaaad Wire.) Atlantic City, N. J., June 2. The American Institute of Electrical Engi neers began Its 26th annual convention here today, at the Hotel Traymore. About 400 members were In attendance at the opening. 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(SO Portland Hydraullij Elevator Co, to Portlaad Railway; Light & Power Co.. all property, both real and personal, of said firt sarty - l H. G. Sammons and wife to T:iu C volhelm. lot 2, block , York 2,800 H. H. Nobla and wife to Alex Sweek. lots 4 and 6, block B. Arbor Lodge (30 Patrick Douglas and wife to Geo. Goodwin t iL, lot 12, bloca J7, Alblna 'Homestead ........ 750 S. E. Thompson and wife to E1I abetb King, 4 acres commeno . lng at the northwest corner of ; the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 14, township 1 north, range 1 east To correct error) Frank H. ' Oates and wlfs to Annie P. yarnsworth, ,82a acre beginning at pipe in west line of Ezra Johnson I. L. C in section 14. township 1 south. range X east X R. Pearl and wife to Arthur R. Moorw. lot 1, block I, J-ar View Replat F. It. (Chase te Christian rvick son lots IS and 13, block., Bralnard Raymond II. 8harman and wife r to Ernest TX Jma, lota It a it t 16. blonk 2, Oakf.urst 23 10 Auiruat jobijson to Hf i U f. Thompson, luts 103 n,i 107 Arleta Park Gust Nelson and wi t i - il Nelson, lot 14, tu.. .s. 6, liU,u notnah ., C. J. Crosby ant wif t Jut, - D,- Osden, l,is g aji-t t . ., 6, Clifford ad.iSMon AH.,- M. B. I'otter ar.. i u. Hoffman, lot 11, tlv L 7iv. ' lock aJiitloft 11 1,4 1
