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THE OREGON DAILY , JOURNAL. PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 2ft, 1908.
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Ring
Track
Diamond
Field
PORTS i
THE,
DAY
(Giroil Jily Cfloraw Sale
Every article in our stock has been re-marked at stirringly low prices. No matter what you need in line of
Men's Wearing Apparel, you will find it here during our July Clearance Sale at a most surprisingly low price.
Every article is placarded in plain figures you can see the exact former price as well as the selling price.
OAKLAND COPS
D
OPE G I
urancy s Uenerosity ana
Marshall's Ineffectiveness
Allow Greek Victory.
Captain Caney hearkened to the call
of the wild In yesterday' game with
the Oakland team and chased Pitcher
Graney In the fourth Inning after the
little Clevelander had given the visitor
rour baaea on balls. 811m Marshall waa
trotted out, hut the Greek had whetted
their hatting eyas and the slants 'of the
tan sycamore were greedily gobbled up
The Oaks won, 8 to 2, every man that
Uraney passed In the fourth scoring.
The visitors grabbed everything In
the Hitting line from a homerun to a
single. Miller, the new shortstop. Van
Haltren and Loucka vlelng In the hit
column with three each. uraney
pitched effective ball until the third In
ning. He passed Heine J-ieltraulier,
Truck Engan, Miller and Altman In a
row.
One man was out when Graney gave
away In favor of Marshall. Loucks and
V'an Haltren then alngled and three
men crossed the elate.
The Greeks made It two more In the
iirth. Eagan stung Marshall for two
bases. Truck went to third when Casey
roozied llngans grounder? Miller sln-
f;led and Truck scored and Hogan reg
stered when Casey went wrong again
on Altman's grounder. Miller's homer
to the right field fence, which dropped
between the two sections, made It seven
rurs In the seventh and I,oueks' threo
bagger and Van Haltren's long sacrifice
to McCredle made it one more In the
eighth.
All Portland could do waa to shove
two across In the third. Graney, Casey
and Ryan singled In succession. Graney
tried to muke third and was caught
on a perfect peg from Van Haltren.
Johnson filled the bags when he got
four wide ones, and Danzig's second
single brought two men home.
The score:
PORTIjAND.
AR. R. H. PO. A. E.
c asey, ZD 6 1 1 4 1
Rynn, 3b 2 1 1 1 0
Raftory, cf 4 0 0 4 0
Johnson, ss-3b 3 0 0 2 3
Danzig, lb 4 0 2 7 0
McCredle, rf 2 0 1 Z 0
Bassey. If 4 0 0 0 0
Mndden, c 4 0 1 7 2
Graney, p 1 o 1 0 8
Marshall, p 3 0 0 0 2
Cooney, ss 2 0 0 0 1
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MEN'S SUITS
MEN'S $10.00 SUITS are now $5.95
MKN'S $15.00 SUITS are now $9.95
MEN'S $20.00 SUITS are now $13.95
MEN'S $22.50 SUITS are now $1G.85
MEN'S $25.00 SUITS are now $18.85
MEN'S $30.00 SUITS are now $22.85
MEN'S TROUSERS
MEN'S TROUSERS, $7.50 at $5.75
MEN'S TROUSERS, $d.00 at $4.50
MEN'S TROUSERS, $5.00 at $3.50
MEN'S TROUSERS, $4.00 at $2.85
MEN'S TROUSERS, $3.00 at $2.25
MEN'S STRAW HATS
JUST ONE-HALF OFF
$5.00 VALUES $2.50
$4.00 VALUES $2.00
$3.00 VALUES . $1.50
$2.00 VALUES ...$1.00
$1.00 VALUES 50
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR
40c VALUES at 25
65c VALUES at 45
$1.00 VALUES at S0
SUIT CASES
$15.00 SUITCASES now.. $10.00
$12.00 SUITCASES now... $8.00
$10.00 SUITCASES now... $6.65
$7.50 SUITCASES now... $5.00
$5.00 SUITCASES now... $3.35
$4.50 SUITCASES now... $3.00
$3.00 SUITCASES now... $2.00
Total 34 2
OAKLAND.
7 27 12 2
AR R. H. PO. A, E.
Van Haltren, cf 4 0 3 2 1 0
Cook. If 4 0 0 0 0 0
Heltmuller, rf 4 1 1 2 0 0
Eagan, lb 4 2 111 0 0
Hognn, 3h 4 1 0 6 0 0
Miller. SR 4 2 3 0 3 2
Altinnn, lb 3 112 6 0
Lewis, c 4 0 0 6 0 0
Loucks, p 4 1 S 0 2 0
Total 35 8 12 27 11 2
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oakland 0 0 0 4 2 0 1 1 0 8
Hits 1 1 i 2 2 2.2 1 012
Portland 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Jills 0 1 4 1 0 0 0 1 0-
SUMMARY.
Strurk out by Graney, S; by Mar-
sniiu, .i; tiv j,oueKs, t. Hases on balls
off Graney, 4; off Marshall, 1; off
Loucks, 5. Two base hits Miller, Ea
gan. inree naso lilts van iialtren
Loucks, Home run Miller. Double
playfi Madden to Casoy. Sacrifice hits
McCredle, Hoitan. an Haltren. Stolen
baseK- Heltmuller, McCredle. First base
on errors Oakland, 2; Portland, 2. Left
on liases Oakland, S: Portland. 11. In-
nlnRR pitched by Oraney 3 1-3; by
Alar-snail, d z-fl. Base hits off esraney,
8; off Marshall, 9. Time of game 2
hours. I: niplre Perrtne.
Fred Scanlon, who is very popular on the skates, Is one of the younger
class developed at the Oaks rink. Scanlon's fancy ekatlng is worthy
of note and he is fast gaining racing speed. He expects to be an
entry in the fall races and should undoubtedly gain recognition.
AXGELS BEAT SEALS
L OPENING GAME
San Francisco, July 22
from San
-Los Angeles
took the qr.cninn name of the series
r ranclsco yesterday. 2 to 1.
Nairlfl and Willis had a mild pitcher's
battle.
Bcore
LOS ANOELE3.
AR R. H. PO. A. E
Bernard, 2b 3 1 1 2 3 0
Oakes, cr 4
Dillon, lb 4
Bntshear, rf 3
Wheeler. Sb 4
Ellis, If 5
pelmas. ss 6
Easterly, o S
Nagle, p 6
0 3
0 18
1 0
0 2
0 6
1 1
2 4
0 1
Totals 38 I B 36 15 4
SAN FRANCISCO.
AR. R. H. PO. A. E
0
Mohler. 2b . .
Hildehrand, If
Zelder, ss
Williams, lb
Melcholr, rf .
Curtis, cf
4
3
5
McArdle, 3b fi
lierry, c fi
Willis, p 6
0 2
I 3
0 1
0 17
1 3
0 4
0 3
1 3
2 0
PORTLAND YOUTHS IN SMALL CANOE
BRAVE-RAPIDS AND M0SQUIT0ES.T00
(Silsra Bureau of The JonrnL) I had a sail, which they used to good
Salem. Or.. July 22. Harvey Hutch- advantage
lngs and Ernest Bruce, two you., ,h , ' ltfft "f '"!" "SVY
men of Portland, arrived In Balem yes
terday mornlns; after having paddled
the distance In a canoe, a feat that was
probably never attempted before. The
young men are employed by the Port
land Gas company and are also mem
bers of the East Side Athletic club and
the Y. M. C. A. Leaving Portland last
Friday evening at 6:30, the bovs were
on the river ahout three days and four
nlphts altogether.
The first rest was made at Wilson
vllle. tho distance from Portland having
been made between 6:30 o'clock Friday
evening and 3 o'clock Saturday morn
ing. According to tho canolsts, that
was me easiest part or the Journey;
and Hutchlngs and Bruce are of the
opinion that their record could be
beaten easily. They could have reached
Ralern Monday evening lnstend of
Tuesday morning had they wished,
though every farmer and steamboat
hand met during the trip gave the
boys little encouragement and eald It
could not be done.
After leaving VVIlsonville the next
stop was made at Mission, then at
Fairfield, and Monday night the cano
lsts rested at Kaisers bottom, not far
from Salem. Mosquitoes were the
The Store That Rights the Wrong, Which Means Yonr Money Back H You Want It
CikaidD CMMm (Cad
SOL GARDE, Proprietor (9 and 71 Third Slreel, Bet Oak and Pine
BEAVERS 1107 A
SET OF LUSHERS
Manager McCredie Resents
Inference That Flayers
Have Been Drinking.
The players on my baseball team do
not drink any more than any business
man in Portland and statements that
they havs been lushing are, without
foundation. By Inference an evening
paper would make drunkards out of
three-fourths the members of the team.
1 have looked after tho men all sum
mer and I have never seen a more
sentlemnnly. temperate lot of hall play
ers in mv life, unj I have traveled In
both the major and minor leaguea."
This was the statement made- last
night bv Manager Walter McCredie of
greatest difficulty met with, and the L";' ,V y"'u ,
nefii in ine
work
tended every courtesy to the Portland
boys, and has Bet them up during their
free
the rest was more difficult on nmumtu ntnv y,
of rapid water, and much wading andjl board and' lodging, but canoe room In
roping ws necessary. The boys also the club house.
BAD BRUIN THREE KILLED IN TREE
EACH DAY MAKES NINE FOR MR. LEE
Ttals 45 1 6 36 17
SCORE BY INXINOS.
1,08 Angeles ....10000000000 1 2
lilts 01100001010 1 6
San Francisco . . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
Jilts 0 0 101012010 06
NIHMAHY.
Two-base hits Brnshear. Willis. Ber
ry. Melcholr, Hildehrand. Sacrifice hits
(lakes Wheeler. Melcholr. Stolen
hs ses Bernard. Mohler First base on
balls Nagle 2. Willis 5 Struck out
Naele 4 .Willis 3. Time Two hours
Umpire O'Oojincll.
'United Press Leurd Wlrs.)
Redding, Cal., July 22. Hunters of
Tehama county today proclaimed Lee
Green, of Red Bluff, the champion bear
slayer of California, his record being
ntne bears in three days. He killed
them by trios. In three trees. Green
today collected 4B bounty from the
county clerk. 15 for tho scalp of each
Dear.
While hunting In the Mount Tom
Head country last week Green saw a
bear devouring a calf. He fired at the
Inytlme prevented fast . we ",,ve D.utn. lrvln ."r De"
The Salem Canoe club has ex- games ana wnen our team was m
Hn injured Nlliic mm moiuo yiaytuz
Impossible we were criticised. Even
when we won four out of six games
from the leaders we get no credit. We
have unfortunately been visited by
sickness all spring and summer and
havo had no chance to travel at our
best and make a spurt for the top.
"So fur as taking a glass of beer
now and then, It is absolutely necessary
if for nothing more than to tone up
our system. Take a ball player who Is
at his nerves' ends In the Jiot Bun every
day ami he has to have a tonic. Train
ers and physicians prescribe It.
"But so far as lushing or nightly
Intemperance Is concerneJ, there is
nothing to It. I myself have been prac
tically accused of drinking and thrre is
no man on the l'aclflc coast, unless n
bo a total abstainer, who drinks less
Oraney has assured ma that he has
taken but four drinks of liquor la a
year, ami Jess Garrett doesn't touch the
stuff at all. (Ire would think Ityan was
Intoxicated all th time, when the little
fellow takes beer only to koep from
getting 'fine.' Bob Groom and Klnsella
Are others who don't drink, to my per
sonal knowledge, and yet thev are in-
ence. The other boys
animal, and it ran up a tree, where Its
two cubs were already perched. Green
killed all three
On the following day he saw three
more hears less than a mllo from the
tree where ho had bagged three the
day before. Like the others, the bears
attempted to escape by climbing a tree
and were easily killed by the hunter.
Tho third day Green saw four bears.
Three of these ran up a tree, while
tho fourth made Its escape In the
r,TCLk, th "ch " ?ludcd In lri
On Eastern
Diamonds
on the team, as I said before,, do no:
t drink enough to slake their natural
thirst.
"All we ask Is n fair criticism and n
Just one. Everybody needs mild nitl
rlsm occasionally, but to be Jumped on
fT something that has no foundation
Is not Justice."
Money-Malring Ways of Using Want Ads
To Get a Trade Worker or
a Position as Trade Worker
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uid sturdy frame. These are the kind of men procured
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Trades" column on our Classified page. Trade Workers
ire faithful readers of our Want Ads, for they secure most
of their jobs by them. It's the most economical, practical
"employment bureau" in the city. A few pennies for the
insertion of the ad is the only charge made. It costs but
a stamp to answer the ads already inserted. Do you want
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Dur "Trades" column.
EXAMPLES
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to date and able to repair all makes
of sewing machines In a large factory.
Position permanent. Address, stating
age, experience and former employment,
H T 25, this office.
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position in this city. All round man.
Can furnish reference. Address I I it,
tbla office.
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tle Want Ads.
(CopTTlg-ht 1908. by Oeorr Matthew Adams.)
northwestern leafrue managers. It Is re
ported, have been Inquiring about him.
STANDING OP THE TEAMS.
Pacific Count League.
Won. Iit
I. o Aneeles 62 :
Portland 47 a
San Francisco ... B0 f.i
Oakland 40 &8
TEETH WITH OR
WITHOUT PLATES
otrr or vow noru
We ra 4e yw mttre Orvwm. BrlAr
bb PUte Work la a day If neoassary.
IolttTlj rmlmleas Xxtmrtlaff Free
when plates or bridcea re ordrl
msfttT tatk u roots fmioret wttk
cttt the tea pata. Tea chalra. Only
the most scientific sad careful work.
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Both Fboeea. A aoa Mala 111.
American ljongnr.
Won. Tt
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Cleveland ....
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Boston . . .
Washlnr'on
New Tork .
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New Tork 4J J5
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Philadelphia ..... 41 J
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Pitcher Si eer. the crack suthnaw of "f. . '.Io?a
the W ihlfn tffim nnrt iln. r.r ..... WMch hf
I Cltv league, who has 1nt rocevtly re-
The Springfield team has been setting ' turned from the disbanded Inland Km-
a terrific rre lately in the Three-I ptro leafrue, was In an Oakland uniform
league. yesterday. Asher was working nut
around third base under the Instructl. n
of Hoffan, and the nifty manner in
le rlckcl up a ft-w sr ".rvVrs
en lusoclstion, has been sold to the I'!ease'? Var. Ilnltr,'n V v
lifir.iit nlni, fftve the boy a chance t. work dur'r
The week. Ash ha gotten over a 1 t
his shyness of last year JUr.scr
Indiana fans are roottna; for th groat- McCredle used him In one frame, and
est team that has reoresenten Ir,llan- after he made an'error he felt so hun.il
apolls s.nce the American association lated that he never showed up ajratr..
was orgar.lied. .
"
. There was a rumor this morning that
Hu.le Mccnrmlck has been Mark- Van Haltren might trr o,t IMwen. thi
list.- , t.y the Nashville team for failure r'.ever pitcher of th.e Wo..dburn team of
to ret., rt after Jumping the team. Mc- the Trl-Cltv league. Howen has won
i ornii'-k quit the team last summer, but something like 11 or 12 game.i. losing
was t-'.K'm hack. ; nn rr-i.tre than two during tho ,n
tob Brown, who has had a number of
I ri-Clty leafrue players In the last two
Asher Houston, the crack lnflelder years, may get hold of the lnd.
of the West Portland Frakes of tbeTrl
Bobby Groom, the last player In the
Ccast league to fall heir t" the mumps,
will be In uniform this afternoon.
Hobby hae had a good rest along with
his enforced Idleness, although the af-f'l'-tlcn
h"a left him somewhat weak.
He will probably be able to take part
!n one or the games late la the week,
but the first few .lays will be given
ver to coaching men on the buses
JOCKEY C0LK3UX IS
BAXISHKI) FR03F TURF
Butte. Mont.. July 2! Not aatlsfled
with the performance of JUette. the
racing officials of the Butte Jockey club t
a ta vni, .-, i las t nljtht decided to Indef i n!ti v n-I
Hugh Duffy anj hl Providence boys he ought to maKe something of himself I nend the mare from further ..irv tu i
In faster company. He hasgoo,i sr.e-,1 H .,f,, ,v,
home nf the ; n,,gan and Klr. hart ere trvlng the
j la.t time th:r hi.rse face,! th barrier j
Jockey o.nman was ruled off the turf !
, . :or 0,,-mA.n ir nnt.Ara ttirMi.M
wu.i" a numrr or minor leairue rham- r,.-,.., . B , ... I mn of .. ,nlr '
You Can't Raise
An Objection
To the hardware quality we) provide or
to the variety of our display, and our
prices require the raise of but IHUa
coin to settle the blU.
AVERY & CO.u
48 Third St., Bet. Pine & Ash .'
are still climbing. Many close critic
of the giime pick Buffalo and I'rovl- young player a cool head
Vnce to fight it out for the eastrm
h aguo pennant.
rosso oak PoisoRxva.
ncn.; m ,-..,. I i . - - I:auH.rd hnow I, n merit rur tt
road this -eason. In a rto.en oV mo,. Mr. H. P Cornelius. Turner. Ore.. I taklr.g off eight. Me "blew"
leagues the teams that closed tho 07 writes My wife has discover I that ' "wn h smened an lnvestlgs-! 4
seas r at the too r. nw fJl. I-'"'ment cures "Poison Oak and for r ri h a presented
hard to keip in th 7lr. dlvlon Poisoning." a very painful trout,". Sheikh 1' suspension A-corilng toll
nam to aep in the first uUls.on. not orly rurPn m r, ftf on ner,? the fu lgs several other jockey ar In 4
tut on two of her friends who wrl"ns"r ' remir nana. en m a stmllaxly I 4
.-wool. uj- tiiiiiwMn inmi imi nave polaonei by tnl ssme Ivt Prlc 15- oirajuc manner
fallen bv th wayild this year are .nc and 1100. Sold by Skidmor Drua
Atlanta In the southern league, Colum- Co. ' Tlntfe Rjuo llfuUm
bus ir. th American association Toron- 1 Matte ftace l(eulU
to in the eastern league. Ilolvoke In th'j .aaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaBaHaaaaBaBaaaaaaA. ! Kut'e. Mont. July 22 Result ye
Connecticut league Bock Iland In the ; ter.1s 4
rust rare tnr ruriorgs Misty
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STRONG SULPHURIC ACIDS
Fumlng-Monohydrate'66 Deg. Be, ,
Nitric and Hydrochloric Acids
tUTr4 la taak ears, Iruu or araya.
! Peyton Chemical Comp'y
Chlcafro AtbWe Fastest.
(Cait4l hi Laa4 Wtr )
Chlcaira July 11. Th Chloaero teain
of th T M. C A- roiar rac carried
Mayor McCllln message ill mile
la 11 howr. raaktaa th Blfht a vera g
of th errtlr ran. Tb total t!m
of tb race from Xw Tork to Chlcar
waa 111 boara and 4T arconda.
i .irt- i injur, r on n)T in the cen
tral lesrue. Aberdeen In the northwest
laie Austin in the Txaa league. n,t
Charleston la the south Atlantic leagje
Atlanta. Columbus. Toronto and Holy
cke are nahtlrg to keep out of th ec
inl dlrlalon of their rpct1v organ 1
latlona while Tort Warn reposas In
lhth 'rlae In th central league col
umn, and Aberdeen. Autln, Rock Islar.d
and Charleston occupy bottom bertha
Insanity, according to a German
"it. i rwr among resident of moderate-sized
towns, and mmt (runtm
ta cities and frcat oJltudea- 1
TO-MGUT
rn anaTHriiif it"
Pride won. Ksv Pgn seconj. Hersaln
third, time. li
Second Aquiline won. BaJrtd
second. Ponlte third time. 0 47V,
TMrd rare, five anl a half furlong
Minnie won. Prrrronr cond, Harry
Stanhope tnirj. time 1 u
Mabel Hol-
Fourth race one roll
won. Bersrlf-ker amcoei
landr third, time. 1 42V
Fifth race, one n-il T Tray tl
won. Meadow Horn ecnd. Nabonaaaar
third, time. 1 4S 1-5
Sixth r-. f'v and a half f-jrWi
Canlda won. Husky second, t'lxl
third; Urn. 1 01,
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