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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING,. JULY 25, 1908. a aasamasaavaBaiBSK mmmmmmmmmmmm "d PORTING NEWS B Q tW Diamond STRIKEBUSTERS UNDESIRABLES BEAVERS CHASE GREEKS TO DEATH Grane.v Tickles Feminine Fans hy Smothering the lUineh From South. BAT-GADS MILL ADISSIOti DAY Promoter offroth Offers Lighh eights (m1 Prop osition tor Long Fight. it is Jack Granny Is sure the Indies' man, for Jack him won both ll:e Kiimrs t'1 pitched in front of a stand full of fmnlnlnlty, yesterday holding the Daks, wlio thrice had finished In front, to 0119 lone noori'lot, while 1.1s iiiii'.en romped home a tolal of 1- time.-". It vi,s glorious revenue for the trio of QrubbliiKB applied eailier In the weel; by the Mollis. (Iraney pitched almost perfect hall until the nlxlh, but one blnele b.iiin inadu off him. Heine licit nun ler. who connected for thus safety, was' the oniyfrre man in id to rencn nisi Dnse. unci. started the sixth InnliiK V glviii ) Hitch Altninn a basu on bulls. Then he struck Lewis out. Asher Houston, the local boy from the Trl-t'ity league, wluun Van Haltren Kvp a chancu when he removed ltcllar and sent In Helt muller to do the fllnKlnK. slammed .1113 of Uraney's slants for a clean slntrl. , the second of the day for the Greek. Van JInltren struck out and Cook forced Houston at second. The Heavers made their score In the last Innlne and It was more of a Klft than anything else. 3raney let up a little when he had the same clnr(iel. Cook picked off a twn-hfiKRor and Jleltmuller a single. Then Kupn drove Cook home with a double, but He.lt muller was kept close to third. Portland made it four off the reel. Bassey and Kaftcry were brought In hv Johnson's lontt three-liapRer to cen ter field and (Me scored Iianzlgs sin gle. Then an Infield out and a will .Tltch let DanzlK to third and Habe scored on J'hil Cooney's safe sw.it. I'ortland pu over another brace In the fourth, Grnney and Haftery com ing home on Uraney's hit, a double steal, a wild pitch and Johnson's sec ond triple, the longest perhaps ever mad on the Vaughn street grounds. The ball rattled the scoreboard, the farthest point from the. plate In the park. Van Haltren was playing well back but even the veteran was amazed at the force with which the sphere ehot through the air. Five runs was Portland' portion In the fifth on some errors, three hits, a couple of stolen liases and a free pisn The other tally came In the eighth. After a double had retired Panzlg an I JtcCredle, Cooncy was given a base 0:1 balls, went to second on Madden'.) single, took third when Graney and Casey were walked and scored on a passed ball by Lewis. The score: PORTLAND. AH. R- II. FO. A (I'tlted I'r.si Iau-d Wtr.) Pan Francisco, July "5 It Is be lieved here today that a fluht between Hattllng Nelson and Joe Cans at the Mission street arena Is assured for admission day, .September !. Terms have been agreed upon by Willis lirltt. Nelson s manager, and Promoter Jimmy O'ffroth and (he comiacls will prob ably be sinned within the ii"xt f"W day.. Uiiim. who Is nt M Iddlelown, Is saUl to be satisfied Willi the uniini'iii'iil understood that Colfioth of- n a Li-round fight on the afternoon uf admission !av, the flgl!'- ers to take ,". per cent of the receipts, the winner to take tin per cent of this amount and Die loser 40 per cent, prob ably 11 U per cent bonus will 1 ome out ilT Coffrotfi's share of the receipts for Nelson If tin: contract Is made. lirltt said today that he believed Ilickard tried to arrange for railroad rates so tin' Ely fight could be pull'd off but that It was impossible. He said, however, the $1,000 forfeit postal by the Nevada promoter would be tak en, as he had been under considerable cxpen ne. Nelson will co to his home at Hege wisch. for a nig bnnuuet the last cf this month, after hunting In Colorado for a wk, but will be able to r.turti to Hun Francisco In time to get Into shape for the fight if arrangements are made. HOUHT CLIMBERS MAKE HEW RECORD IS "TEX" RICKARD FAKiHG OH RATES (Jen era I Maunder Fee Denies Fight Promoter Was De prived of Excursions. (I iilli-d I'n-M Leaned Wire San Francisco, July 25. Declaring that he has sporting blood In his veins ami thai ills road would not turn down prospective business, Charles 8. Fee, general imseni;er traffic manager for the Southern Pacific Railroad company. today denbd II. nt ti e Gnus-Nelson fight was called off because no reduction In rales could lie secured. Fee said that when he rend that the Nevada fight had been culled off because the railroad refused to grant special rates to Fly from outside points, he started an liivr. tWrntlun. Inquiry from all ttin agents along toe line disclosed that neither "Tex" lUckard nor his agents had made application for special rates. "If Rh kard or anyone else had applied for Bpn lal rales would not turn down prospective business," Fe declared. ANGELS TAKE A NOT If EI? FALL OFT OF FKISCO E. Casey, 2b 1 1 0 4 2 0 Bassey, If 4 2 2 1 0 0 Jtafterv, cf 2 3 1 2 0 0 Johnson, Sb 4 1 2 0 8 a Jcinzlg lb 4 1 1 6 0 0 McCreiiie. rf 3 1 1 0 0 0 Coonev ss 3 2 1 1 2 0 Madden, c . , 6 0 1 7 0 0 ! Granev p . . "' 9 1 1 1 4 " Marshall, lb 1 0 11 R n o Whaling, c 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 30 12 10 27 11 0 OAKLAND. AR. R. 11. TO. A. Tan Haltren, cf 4 0 0 1 n Cook. If 4 1 1 1 0 Heltinuller, rf-p 4 0 2 0 1 Kagan, lb 4 0 1 ! 1 Jlog.-ui, 3b 4 n 1 3 3 Miller, ss 4 0 1 3 4 Altman. 2b 2 0 0 1 5 I .. wis, c 3 0 1 B 2 Del la r, p 1 0 0 1 2 Houston, rf 2 0 1 0 0 Total 32 1 7 21 IS SCORK HY INNINGS. Oakland f 0 11 n 0 0 0 ft 1 - Hiis 1 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 3 Portland 4 0 0 f. n 0 1 Hits 30 0 2 3 0 1 1 '- Sr.MMAHV. Belllngham, Wash., July 26. Record breaking; time was made hv Hurley Doilson, W. D. Pratt, E. L. Ross. J. K. U . Ross and Dr. E..K. Ross, who left for thp summit of Mount linker Tues day. 1 1 took exactly 3 days, 15 hours and 15 minutes for the party to sealn the highest peak ami return to the city. With the aid of powerful field glasses the trail was picked out among the huge crevasses miles In advance and scarcely 300 feet was lost by zigzagging In the entire ascension. As the party reached the 8.S00-font level the temperature began to get cold. and the wind blew drifts of fog around tlie mountain sides until only now and then were the climbers aide to obtain a view of the surroundinir country. At noon Friday fho partv stood on the highest peak. The cold wind up the mouiitaic chilled them to the bone and llcy were aalo to May on the summit but 3 0 minutes. Inning this time they searched for the monument left by the Mazama club of Portland, Or., last year iind were ;uecossful in flniing It. NOKTHWKSTKK.N" LKAGUE. Iintlo 7; SM)kiiiiP 0. Spokane, Wash.. July 25. It took the Miners 12 Innings to take esterday's game here but they finally shoved the winning tally across the plate and vv tl'nlted Press leased Wire.) Snn Francisco, July 25. Los Angeles moved a Kte; higher yesterd ay bv beat ing San Francisco, 3 to 1. The score: 1AJS ANGKLKH. AH. R. H. PO. A. F 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 i 0 YACHT CLUBMEN ON WISE TODAY Leave Club House for Mouth of Willamette at 7 O'clock. Some 50 yachts, motor boats and ca rmen will leaco 11m Orepon Yacht club liou:-e at 7 o'clock tonight In tow of the tug ili o llco for the annual cruise o Nigger Tor, Uiand near the mouth or the u ii,iniet, liver, where camp w'l be n ,ni, ti nirirow. The cruisers wid iclurn tcniotiov night Light or ten of the motor boat will start the lS-rnll trip at mhlnight. ' The pathflmUng motor boat filled with workers will start down the river fhH afternoon for the purpose of selection the camping spot, building a huge bon !iie and preparing the coffee tank for service when the rest of tho excursion ists arrive. Millhands nt Ilellingham Liable to Be Chased Out of Town hv Citizens. (Uultrd PrH Luwl Wire.) Rellltigham. July 25 - According to the statements of the police, the force of strikebreakers Imported from Seattle to work at the plant of the Puget Round Mills and Timber company It made up In great part of hoboes and other undesirable citizens, and It la proposed to round up several of tho Death Roll of the Northwest Rernard 2b 4 1 3 5 3 (lakes, . f 3 0 0 1 0 Dil'on. lb 3 n 0 II 2 Rrashciir. rf 4 0 0 0 ft Wheeler, :;!, 4 1 1 0 2 Ellis, If 3 0 1 2 0 Deiinas. ss 4 0 2 3 1 Kasw rlv, c. 3 1 1 2 2 Gray, p.- 2 0 0 1 3 Hogan, c 0 0 0 4 1 Totals 30 3 8 2 7 14 SAN FRANCISCO. AH. R. II. PO. A. Mohler, 2b 4 1 2 3 1 Hllilebrand, If 2 0 1 0 0 Zelder, ss 4 0 0 2 4 Williams, b 4 0 f) 10 0 Melchoir. if 4 0 I (I 0 Curtis, cf 4 0 0 2 2 McArdle. 3b 3 0 1 2 4 Heri-v, c 2 0 ft 7 ft Henley, p 3 0 0 1 3 Totals 30 1 5 27 14 their fourth straight game from the locals, ti to 7. Darkness pitched goon ball for tli .Miners, whereas Jen.se i hst his own game hy passing Swain 1 . and later allowing him to score on a .wild pitch. The sore. R.H. F. i i Spokane ti 12 - 1 lint te 7 .1 3 I) i la t tetifs - Jen si n mid lingers; Thom as, Darkness and Lender. Struck nut - Hv Ornnev 5,- bv In liar 2, i bv lleitmuller 1. Hscs on bulls (iffj Granev 1, off Dellar ti. off lleitmuller f Two' base h It s - Johnson Lagan.' Three-base Its -Johnson 2. Double 1 1 1 ; i v s ;m ii 1 1 r Conney to Casey (o .Maishall, Miller lo F.agnn. Sacrifice hits Cascv 2. Coonev. Piolen Hases -Griney, Hafterv 2. Cascv Hit by pitched ball- Lattery. Passed balls Lewis. f- li st base on errors Portland 3 Wild pitches - Craney, Del )ar 3. ..eft on i ases -Oakland S. Port land 11. linnings pitched Hv Dellnr ". by Heltinuller 2. Rase hits Off Ddlar 8. off lleitmuller 2 Time (f game line hour. 45 minutes. Fmpire - Per-rlno. 1. Alx-nlcoii I; Seattle Abcrdtin. Wash.. July 25.--Ruddy lcrnnil 1 eld th" S washes down to three widely i-cittercd hits yesterday and thu locals won out 4 to L Timely blt- to Altman to Lagan; ,, i Seattle .... 0 0 0 1 ft ft 0 0 ft- I Aberdeen . . 0 0 0 2 0 0 ft 2 - 4 I Hat terles .-Allen and ) It: rust i ne ; i noil a ml Hurt t Igor. ' I'mplre Hunt. SOORL HV INNINGS. Los Angeles 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 3 Hits 1 2 0 0 1 1 2 1 0 8 San Francisco ....0 0 0 ft ft 0 ft ft 11 Jilts 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 26 SI'MM A R V. Two-liiisu hit llernnrd. Sacrifice hits --Ellis. Hil.Kd.rand. Gray, (i.ikes. Dillon. Doiibl.. plav 1 1 oca n to Rema rd. First ha- i bails I Iff '.ray. " Struck mi; lly Gray, fi; bv Henley, 4. Time of game (hie hour and 30 minutes. I'm pi I'd-- 1 1 1'nnni'l 1. CALJFoi:i.f "aTtos TESTED FOIl SPEED (t iiteil I r c " I,eiei-.1 Wircl San Franctjv'o, July 25. - Required to prove the r.-llability of their rated s d. entries from everv automobile, hoiisii' In th" city started In the San Fnmc!seo-pel Monte run today, which Is being conducted under the auspices of the Automobile ! valors' .association. Running at a hUi rate of sneod throughout the iest the i na .i 1 1 n .s will be allow'd to take gasoline at only three points. Salinas, which Is the of ficial slop for luncheon, Gilroy and San .hum. 1 pon their arrival at Del Monte the cars will he reuulrcd to carry passen-gors- on a run of ,'ie mlos on the tr.uk. the, f peed t" in within fifteen miles of Its maximum rate. st.ii; ok Tin: teams. Mrs. Jane P. Jones. (Siirrlal Hinputrh te The Juuroil.) Clntskanle, ir . July 25. - Mrs. Jane P. Jones, 59 years of age, wife of J. W. Jones, (iatskanle. who died nt the home of 1C. 1 McCauley of Mlsl. Monday night, from tho effects of an Injury received by falling from a wagon, had lived in Oregon 35 years. She was born In Kliingham county, I Illinois. .March 20, ly.p.t She was mar- I I led to John V. Jones February 10 1M17. They resided in that state 'until May, 1h73, when they moved to Ore gon and settled on a homestead in the! Nehalom valley, making It their home until March, lit04, when they removed to (iatskanle. To tludr union was born nine chil dren. One died In Infancy, the others are; Mrs. W. H. Fonts of 'Nervals, Or., who was riding with her mother when she was Injured; Mrs. J H. Aldrldge, .Mrs. K. L. McCauley, .Mrs. W. J. Tur ner, Mrs. J. O. Libel and James F. and George 1. Jonen, all residing at Mlut. 15. ('. Jt lack ford. j ( Special Plspntch te The Journal. I (iatskanle, dr.. July 2f 10. C. Rlnck- I ford, former publisher of the clat sknnle Chief, at this place, died this! week at a hospital In Fverett, Wash. ; Death resulted from cancer of the' sloin.aeh, for whh'h he was operated on ! a short time ago. Five children sur- ; vivo him: Mrs Hardin Hilllard. Mrs. j Mabel Van Ness, Theodore and Merritt ' Rlaekford of Fvprctt, Knoeh M. Hack ford of Portland and Mrs. Harry Kysor of this place. The funeral was held at Lverott Wednesday, July 22. No Cocaine, No Gas No Students Our success la due to uniform hlgh-Brade work at reasonable prices. NERVOUS PEOPLE And those afflicted with heartweak ness can now have their teeth ex tracted filled and brldgework ap plied without the least pain or dan ger. PAINLESS EXTRACTION .. .OO 22-KARAT CROWNS 5.O0 BRIDGE WORK S.OO OUR BEST PLAIN PLATE. . 8.00 ALL LINED PLATE 15. OO TEETH , , 4tW -- 3, .lT 1 Examination and Oontultatlon Tree. Re-Enameling 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 teetli examined free of charjre, VV'e own and control the largest and best equipped dental establish ment In the world, having 19 offices all told. We (five a written guarantee with all work for 10 years. Lady attendant- Open tvenlngs till 7. Sunday I to 1. Union Painless Dentists B31 H Morrison St., Corner rirst. " worst and escort them to the city lim its. One of the strikebreakers, FM Foley, la now In Jail at ths city hall and complaints have been entered against others. Vagrancy, disorderly conduct and drunkenness make up the list of charges against the Imported mill hands. Puglla at San Francisco. (PDtUd Prna !.ud Wire.) Ban Francisco, July 26. After cruis ing for seven months and visiting the principal pofrts of Mexico, South Amer ica and Central America, as well as the southern ports of North America, the third-class Italian cruiser PukIIh. commanded bv Marquis Lorenzo Cu sanl Vlscontl. and with 12 officers, all of whom rs members of ths highest families In Italy, Is In porjVher. flhe win rmaln her six day befors pro carditis- north. Every one thinks he gives as.nnich to the per aa his means will allow. A OOIDU WXTDDXjrfJ Mram that man snd wife have lived to a good old age and consequently have kept healthy. The best way to keep healthy is to see that your liver does Its duty 365 days out of SH&. Ths rnly way to do this Is to keep Ballard's Herl ine In the house and take It whsn ever vour liver gets Inactive. 84 cents per boltla Hold by Hkldmor Drug Co. i -I Isainli ,M. Martin. (Hleci,a! IMHOntcb tn 'liie Journal. McMlnnvllle, dr., July it,. - Isaiah M. Martin, f.s years of ntr", who died as tha result if Injuries received while un- loaillni; hay Monday, was a well known I resident of thin Mty. The funeral was1 held vesterdav from his late home, east I of McMlnnvllle. I lie was born In Lafayette, Or., June ) !, DifiO, and lived most of his life in I this county. Ills farm east of town was 1 the donation claim of his father. I lie leaves a wife, three sons and one daughter. Besides the Immediate fam ! lly there Is a brother, F. W. Mai tin, of j this place, a brother in eastern 'reon , and a sister In Portland The funeral i soi Ices were conducted by Hev. A. J. I Hunsaker. I OS C.GeeWo The Well-Known Reliable CHINESE Root and Herb DOCTOR DOCTOR'S BOOK f REE To any man or woman who will mail me this coupon I will send free (closely sealed) my finely illustrated book regarding the cause and cure of disease. This book is written in plain lanKtiagr, and explains many secrets you should know. It tells how you can cure yourself in the privacy of your own home without the use of drugs. Don't spend another cent on doctors and their worthless medicines. Nature's remedy cures to stay cured. You should know about it. If you suffer from weakness of any kind, rheumatism, lame back, sciatica, lumbago, debility, drains, loss of power, or stomach, kidney, liver or bowel troubles you must not fail to get this boolc Don't wait another minute. Cut out this coupon right now and mail it. I'll send the book without delay absolutely free. S. A. HALL, M. D. 1314 SECOND AVE., SEATTLE, WASH. Please send me, prepaid, your free, 100-page, illustrated book. 7-25-8 Name Address . S,S'SWi Mai IHHlkiUsft CURE MEN A 11. K. ! 3 -S 0 ,Por- F'oillaiMl Favorites Help. Five players, all well known l'call' NATIONAL LKAOVE G.Y.MKS. At New York. n. h. i 1 K Ii nttsbur New Vork Batteries - Willis and Oibsoti: Wilts., nnd Presnahan. I'mpircs Kleni anl Lmslle. At Brooklyn. Chicago Brooklyn Batteries Pfelsti helm and IlerRen T! H K 1 r and Morgan V -1 !l 1 Wli- won jesicruays i;nme tor Aberdeen until the bum bunch under commai of one niiKilale. Muddy l'ernoll held the Mwaslies down to three scatter- 1 h'ts. It looks as though he would t e- peat his performances In this bagu" I in the N'ort hw est'ern. Here he w as t''l only iik-alnst Los Anifeles. wiilb' ; in the .N'ort h w rsha n he has been w .al H ' loped by every tmn but Seattle. Se- i attic is nicy to southpaws. .. i labile Householder helped bv scorln ; one run alter he bad licn passed uni also by saerifiins llrlnker. the Seattle pl,iv:.,S with Aberdeen, to second Iter had slneled. Then pitcher who helped Mike pains with the oil Pacific "(iavt Wo! I.OS Alleles el Portland 4 Sail 1- rail' iseo a I. Oakland - league Lost. 4.1 44 P.!" . f ' a .4ioi .4.'4 Captain A. I. Kidder. (Pperin! 1'iipatctl to The Jourhnl.l HoseburK. duly 5.--( 'apt a In L. 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Young, of the 'Canton r-lub siruik out 1 '. of tpe 'e- Kfi'l'i t ti-.iii. iu.d s.,t tlu T, out witii- OCI a hi. 1'9'J A! Pan Francisco. Oeorg 1 aw s.o. of Australia defeated Iinniiy .N'ee.i ham in L'a rfen,i 1 -"" At Colm.a, Cal . Tom Sharkev 'Kt.'ked out "Ails' ra', lan lillly" Smith in ; se , 111 h r Mind I lSP2--At San Fran-is o. Jim Jeffrie, , knocked out Hob Ki:z:r .m In eighth reei.d In light for heavv v, eight iham- pionhlp 1 io : At l. tiolt. Merci'.ants' ."nd M.i 'irfiii t.ircrs Jiartiin tncing pi. ike 1 w on I.-, s troma Iirl Won. Lost. P.C. Pittsburg .i:l .til'. New Yi.uk .C4 ( iiicao 4:i li'i ,57'i i'hihid Iphla 4 J ;t s .525 C.ncl! nail 4'i 42 .623 lies;. a, 2S 4 7 .447 11'ookiMl el f'2 .37J SI. Lo, 11s . . . 54 .357 American League. Won. t.o.st. P.C. Detroit el Hi "O St Lo lis ' " 3 7 .575 (in, ago 4a 3 .5t',3 Ch'Ve! 4'1 is .64 i Philad.-lplna 4.' U .606 I Hosf a :". 4S .44S I Washington 33 5 1 .3a3 I New York 3'.' 55 .3(1 Ilaiiloii May Come Buck. Iti.ltrd Pri. 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So lonp; ns the circulation remains pure this membrane will be healthy, but when the blood becomes infected with catarrhal impurities and poisons this inner lining cf the body becomes irritated and diseased, and the unplea-aut and serious Fymptoms of Catarrh commence. There is a tight, stuffy feeling in the rose, watery eyes, buzzing noises In the ears, often slight deainess, diGcult breathing, etc. Th; disease cannot be reached by external treatment, though puch measures afford temporary relief in some instances. S. S. S. cures Catarrh by cleansing the blood of a'.l impurities and poisons. Then as rich, pure blood circulates through the body, the inflamed, irritated membranes teal, the discharge ceases, headaches are relieved and every symptom disap pears. Catarrh, being a disease in which the entire blood circulation is affected, ran Only be cured by a remedy that goes to the very bottom and remove rrerr particle of the impuritv from. the blood, and this is just what S S S does. Book on Catarrh and any medical advice frea. to all who write - TEE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATUftTTA, 04. I to tii.t with J"! i:i:y Murrdn toniirlit ,( K- . 1 '.. I'olle.t ail :i.-n. Vi.si.ered i shake t! eir !cmos and a.-.-'ert that there ' is nothiriK in t-'" 'v.iir.;:: back" theory bat i;.e former lilt! t' litt.t star is con j f.d.n: that after h..s two ear.s rest ! he 18 b. ;t. r than he . r w as before, i The finhl tonisiit w.Ii be a test for I llanion. II- i,ns licked out in Murphy an (.pi oniuit u h.o !,euhi H.how class, and wlo. althounh he is not Hmunii lii.i I top not- hers in tho lightweight dlvl j sii.n, is 1ouh and a coaiiriK flRhter It llanion wins toniKht'M baitle he w'.ll proe lis Hs-.-t tu.n that It is possible, , for a fiKhter lo Ireak back Into the! j r n ar.ei t a iiik been rfl.uved Into I the Mow n snd out class '' llanion backs his theory with the I ar'in ict that he was too voting when I he entfi-a ire r.r.K lie ways r.e took i too many beatings when J.e was not 'n condition to stand them He say hln : two i.iis- rest has strengthened him up and that lie can put up a better f!ht now bur, he ever did in his palni 1 b st d , . s Kildie llanion Vs. JoLnny Iunhy. . ! I c I I'Pctrb l T J.sircul ) San ."rae.i i-. i J.iiv .'. A 10-round 'bout between K.iiie Harion. the former light wrtcht l.oecie. and Johnny Mur p. Is ti..- fti,r.v'f''H p.. hedule-l bv Kliy l;o be fe' hi I'nlma epib tontcht. It will be Hanlen ffrl arperranee In the rinf :rv e o was defeated by "Fiphtlnf Lurk' Hyjand Kaufntan Ileats Johnoon. ilnltrd Prr Wtn Lo Are'e. July 15 After iieven roiind of the l.r.l: slufgln ever se-en here Al Kaufman was arlven the decision ei r Rattl;r Johnson last nlrht. Jrhi.f."! beir.g beaten almost Into Insensibility. s (Sliecial P!''!l TTi Jeiirill. Albany. Or., July I'j Miiiuku B I. linsent of tiie Albany 'nrnnierdal club Is actively proniotini; the project of re- bulldlnfr the woolen mills at this city. It is planned lo utilize the old sit Capital Is to be endued of local men, to nsslm In provblliuf the bonus rr-; quired. Ja -obs lUotliers of i e ei,e,n ' fltv have been in tlm cltv and a'e J. slrfous of taklnK persei.al dre-t ui of the mill. The old site of the el i I urne.I woolen rr.Hl Is an Ideal location f ir a mill. I Pay I Me : Whon " va ! 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