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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1908.
A. O. U. of Connecticut.
(Bperlal Mpteti is Th Journal.)
New Haven. Conn, Aim. 1 Mem
bers of the Ancient Orflr of Hibernians
t hrnushoiit Oonnectliut unite,! a Ik
parade and demoimt i a t Ion here today
Delegations fToni Walerburv. Merlden
Hartford and other leading cities took
part.
Ilfn Insurnnrei Convention.
Denver. Auar 1 The annual meeting
of the Atnerlcun I.lfe convention, made
up principally of the smaller western
slid southern life Insurance companies,
began In this city today and will con
tinue until Saturday A. wide range of
topics relating to the life Insurance
business Is slated for consideration.
SPORTING NEWS OF THE WORLD
TRACK
DIAMOND
R1NQ
FIELD
GREEKS HARPOON
BEAVER COLONY
(J room Chased From Game
After Four Kims Made
in the First.
(Phlli-d TrtMu leased Wlrr.l
Nun h't am Imco. Aug 19. Four runa
In tin- flr.l Inning off four hits, two
five i.iaes, two stolon nags, an error
:uul a wilil pitch clinched the opening
mime or I in sim cm for Oakland venter
ila ii f ttinooii, thr (ireek.H getting 111 all
. e i'ii runs to three tor the IIoiivpi'h
iiooin wan wild and easy at the same
I line, iieini; dinned from the name in
the .wi'inid iiiul KliiHella HiiliMt I tilted
I he game wiih already lost, nlthnugli
inch f am inado three runs 'after
1 1 1 r; i h t e r .
lly lu.elng the game ttio Heavers and
SohIn, whhli won yesterday from L'h
Angeles, ure tied for second place with
.50S caon.
Hnrtery made the first score for th"
lie.ixuia. ''o lmses on hulls and
Whaling's infield out did the work. Two
more mine In the centh. Casey walked
and Shi 'redle sent the uphero Into tin
field for two batees. Casey wa safe at
home on Johnson's out and Danzig's
single scored McCredle.
Millers Imme run In the eighth after
two runs hud been made In the third
Inning:, allowed Oakland seven In all.
POUTI.AN1).
All. It. H.PO. A. E.
Oaiey, 2b it 1 0 1 3 0
McCredle, rf 5 1 2 1
Johnson, 3b 6 0 1 2
I'unzlg, lh 5 0 2 13
Haftery. of 2 1 0 2
Ryan, If 2 0 1 I
Cooney, sa 4 0 0 1
Whaling, c 4 0 0 2
Groom, p 0 ( 0 U
Klnsella, p 2 0 1 1
Wassev 1 0 0 0
.Madden 1 0 0 (J
U 0
6 0
1 0
0 1
0 0
2 U
1 0
0 0
1 i
0 0
lost w
pin
RTAXniNfJ OF THK TRAMS.
Pacific ("oast Tongue.
Won. Lost. I C.
I, os Angeles lis 62 .MIT
Portland fit! .&UX
Han Kranclxcn fi KM .lias
Oakland f. 72 .41 'J
KETCHEL BEATS
THOMAS EASILY
Champion Tuts Califoniiaii
Out in Second Uoiind Af
ter Four Knockdowns.
Pittsburg . .
New Yoik
Philadelphia
Chicago .
Clnrlnn.i 1 1
Boston . . . .
Brooklyn .
St. l.ouis . . .
National Ic-iiK"'.
W on. Lost.
.62
r 7
.'oM
. o 5
.47
.3
. no
4U
42
4T
47
f",.1
fiS
4
P. r.
.019
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.SMI
. 5 r. 7
(t'nlteil Pro I,iur,1 WIpf.)
San Fran, lieo. Aug. 19 Stanley
ICetrhel. Hip Kiand Ml.lilKan fighter,
won from .In.- Thoimix, the California
heavy wel-ut. after a minute und a half
of fierce ulusglng In Hie seemul round
oT a 2 0 round bout last nlj;ht. The
champion h.is so mueli superior to
Thomas at ill .Kinds of fighting that
there was niver any ii.estlin of tin
result. IP- i.ilmd hl.iw al't'i- blow on
the bi'wHileiv . Ca 11 1 , ,i . j,, u mid scored
two 1: liorki.'ou 1: M in ell, ii louhd. til'
fourth h'avl,,,; TImiiii.is mi weak that he
lit not li-e ,l eiintluue the unequal
Iil.S lel 1 1 kl e Hi lit ell nut by
As
Amcrirmi
Detroit
tit. l.ouis
Ileyeland
TiIiiiko
Philadelphia . ..
Poston
Washington .
New York .13
Won. I,ost
. . iif 40
..'11 4 1
..60 44
..5t 4H
..!'! 62
..51 f 5
.41 fi2
72
F. C.
.fil'l
.iiM
.577
.:.i
.r.'-i
.47.'
.3tS
.314
ToUls 34 3 7 21 15 1
OAKLAND.
AB.R H.PO. A. K
Anderson, si 6
Van Haltren, cf 3
llcltmuller, rf 4
Eagan, lb 4
Cook. If 4
iMlller, 3b 3
I. a Dange, c 2
Houston. 2b 3
l.oueks, p 4
1
1 1 1
1 1 2
0 1 12
2 3 1
3 2 0
0 0 9
0 2 2
0 0 U
5 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
4 0
0 0
1 0
1 0
Totals 32 7 1 1 27
11
Batter! for Groom In second,
hatted for Klnsella In eighth.
BCOHK HV INNINGS.
Portland 01000020 03
Hits 000 0 1 2 2 0 2 7
Oakland 4 0 2 0000 1 7
Hits 4 0 302101 11
SI'MMARV.
Home run .Miller. Two-base hits
Van Haltren, McCredle. Sacrifice hit
Houston. First on balls-Off Groom,
2: off Klnsella, 1; off I.oueks, 6. Struck
out Hv Klnsella. 2; by I.oucks, 9. Hit
by pitcher Van tlail'ren. by Klnsella.
Double play Klnsella to Cooney. Stolen
AMKItlCAN IjEAOUK (3AMKS,
At New York.
Pv. H. R
Detroit 7 10 l
New York 3 f 4
Potteries Donovan, Summers and
Schmidt; Hog. Orth and Hlalr.
At Philadcliiliia.
Philadelphia 7 7
Chicago 2 10
Unfteries Virlcers and Sihrerk
Smith. Manuel. Owen and Sullivan ainl 1 "."'',''
Sha w.
At Roston.
Boston
Cleveland
Batteries Ciootts
Khodes and Bcmls.
.44X 1 itr.f,,r,, I ,,;.,. Sn 0:i. :,t,i-,li, .i,d..i
3' l of Hi" n.ili, ,!. na i 1 rt.enl motioned
IH' Smith to declare the buttle off.
Th tlne-l int. r . nt i.oi o! the roiii;
saved Thomas liom a k.'ioiKoul In th'
tlr.st round Kilit at the .start Thomas
landed a couple of blows on the body
which made the champion wince. Confi
dence, lose lapulK In the heart of t h.
boy who had no i Ketch. 1 mi three dil
l'erent occasi.-ns bet,,i,. But lo- made
:i Krie)us error h- allowing himself to
he harked Into a corner. Here Htanlev
madi' a ipilck linlf-shift 1 lint puzzled the
nallce son ami before he had time to
reoov r ins Riiai'l a stiff left handed the
side of hli he, ul. Another f. hit and a
terrific punch to the stomach la
Ketchel's fj rent rlnht arm put Thomas
to the floor. At the count of seven he
rose unste.iililv. Hard rights nni b its
sent tile chalhncer to tin- floor attain,
but the ohK .saved him and h revived
ratjJdl v.
Tv tchel resolved to make short work
of his ojipom r.t in the second round, lie
rushed fl.Toelv .111(1 1,'icicl one IIVIT tll.lt
R ii p put Thomas to the floor auain after a
7 7 3 1' f'"w 0 ' "lid.- of sp.miaK. I lioinas i,.se
( "NO . 111! lie Kl-air- 'ill! e i e,
'. j fi.itnely faced liis master. lie Parke,
s t u 1 1 v and m i k 1 1 1 i c m .
Ftlllled tl,e c.llllll. OUt ll.'Oi IVetChel he. II
I less a ; ; 1 s - i '.' A rusli to close quar
ters, a torviMo rinlit to the Jaw inn! liard
liKhl to tlie bod v sent Tlnuiias down and
R. U.K. out
..3 9 ', I Ketehel was a 10 to 4 favorite w ith
CORVALLIS CYCLIST
MAKES mi RECORD
Jk'idos From Home Town to
Fort land in Four
teen Hours.
Deo SpRuhlliiK claims the bike record
between Corvallls and Portland, making
tin; distance of about 100 miles yester
iliiv over dusty and deen rutted roads In
14 lo urs The previous record claimed
by one of tho Kemp boys was from i
o clock In ! lie nioriiliiR until . :ju i
tiiKht.
S(,auhllnr started from Corvallls at
2 ;pi o'cloi Ii, rested an hour and 4& min
utes in Salem, mid arrived In Portland
at ti i; o'clock 111 lust tune was made
from oree,, i, cltv to Portland, when he
Covered tiie ;", mips In an hour.
He s.n s that tie- roads lu Benton and
Multnomah counties are ond, but that
lu Marlon and Polk llu-v are fierce. Tho
idd blcvcle path Is well kept up In some
places nlonK the road, but In others tm:
route is almost obliterated. Utile head
way can be made mi the ro.uls. Spauld
1 ii if rode a Columbia bicycle and had no
trouble, not even linilan to pump up hla
tires.
FIGHTS ANT) FIGHTKKS
Tommy Murphy Is to meet Deach
Cross at Jim Buckley's club In New
orlc September 1.
O'Brien and his
tions in t lie Canadian provinces.
"Philadelphia Jack'
cousin Jack Hagan are giving cxlilbi
Promoter Coffroth has been granted
a permit to hold boxing bouts on the
"outskirts" of San Francisco for one
more year.
Jimmy Brltt, who is reported to be j
oouin wen in r.HK 1,1,1,1, 111.1 ) DC iiiiiu ii' ,1
lo meet Spike Itobson In the near fu
I ure.
and Carrigan;
bases-
Oasey, Battery, Kyiin, Heltmul-
ler. Cook 2. Miller 2. Wild pitch -
Groom. Time of game, 1 hour, 40 min
utes. Umpire- Ferine,
b A FKAXCISCO WINS
AFTFIi LONG SWATFFST
At Washington.
WashlnRton
St. Bonis
Batteries Cates and Street;
and Stevens.
R. T I. K
.3 7 i
.311 (!
Ballev
f "W hf t s of
would slay
XOHTH WKSTKKX LKAGIE.
Butte 8, Spokane 1.
(Spec'nl Dispatch tc The JimnipVl
Spokane. Wash.. Aug. 19. Both Dunn'
and H.arkncss pitched nice ball yester
day, but IHckey came through with a
wallop to the center field fence In the
second inning, scoring two runt and
giving the game to Butte. Spencer, late
of Aberdeen, caught for Butte and old
well. The seme: It. 11. K.
Butte a 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 n ;; i ,,
Spokane . . . . o o o o a o 0 1 P 1 7 1
Batteries Harkii'ss and Spencer;
Dunn. Kogers and Roberts. L'mpite
Can uthers.
1 n, i t a hers ITcro w e:
money liiat Tiiomas
I ootids.
Thomas succumbed as have all other
fighters who faced K-lohel. to (hat
stinging lick in the Unit round.
Kctcllei s nphOIH Ills have hot been
known to ri cover f:om It throughout a
battle and tiair deieat is oi.h a mat
ter of time. Thomas said last night
that lie ha i little cutioiplion of what
was going on after that first punch.
MARATHON VICTOR
oie i OVATION
Hayes Greeted by Thousands
of Admirers as He De
scends Gangplank.
Jim Buckley
SetluT J
bout at
next week
has
together Joe Jean. -It
a bou! at his
irranged to bring
and Tour Boss in
lull in New ork early
(Fnitrd l'rR lnsisl Wire.) .Aberdeen X, Vancouver 1.
I. os Anselis, Aug. 13. -The Seals (Sneelnl PImm a t The Journal.)
knocked Koestner out of the box ves- Aberdeen. W'as.'i.. Aug. Ii. - iiiid Per-
tcr.an ami bat'cl the locals when toll, the former Phi tin , .dor. ,, llcho,! l a
. ' two-lilt game l.c.e yesterday against the
run: wcte need M J": relieved stun- b.i.hrs ami not milv won t ;,e ., m in e
i in,- game, bu; ciuail'U the hitne rconi i,,r
i. id pit an cud s, rike-out s witli !J. Pa -block pi'-died
good ball. too. hut a wild pitch and a
nassd ball proxed 1.13 Undoing. The
.r score
0
0
1
0
p a. a : ii 1 1: e i: hi t h w !
staitcd a balling rally
l-i I he I'llll-g- It lUK. I he
l.i 'S AM1KI.1
AB.
...... i
Her.iud. 2b
. niki-i, cf .
Natle. rf . .
Who, !. .-. lb
Smith. ;!b .
Kills, if ...
l - ;i, , rt s, s-s
i;.-,.-i, riy. c ,
I . , e,si ii'r p .
1 ', i i s a I e r .
1 logan. c . .
Ki.cli, ii"
lUll. .I.'" . . .
I, O
PO, A.
0
1
1
2 12
0
K. H. 11.
Aberdeen ...1110000 0 0 3 :i 1
V.momviT ..0 1 0 o o o i. 0 0 1 2 2
Batteries Pert. oil and Hoettlger; Pad
dock and Arbogast.
(rnlfeil Trefw Inspfl Wire.)
New York, Aug 13 Amidst almost
as ii,,is a gr.etinc as N extend, d to a
American or .1
Is. ting f o 't-n j iir.ee. John J. Hayes,
the American ath'- 'e. who won the Mar
athon race for the jctnrs and stripes at
London, wijlkcl ,n the gnngplank
from the Whin
l ugs reef t'
Star
llro-r ,
Iner Ciceanic to-
Charley Pochette of California, who
refiieii ses era! -ears airo. is going into
the ring again and is to box In flve
ruu.td bouts in (.akiand.
.
'Tommy Ilurns probably will return to
America v.. ion after his bout with Bill
Spilres next week. It is reported that
he has not found the "financial fruits",
of his visit to Australia up to his ex-i
peelatlons. I
i
Dick Fitzpatrick. the old time Oh!-,
cago welterweight who has beyn out of
commission f,,r a long time, has enVi
late.l some i.t' the other vetcans by re-
(urning to the ring to engage In short
boil's. I
Promoter Cnffrotli of Pan Francisco!
got after i .wen Moran and Abe Attell.i
who he has matched for Labor day. so
hot the other day that both boxers 'have'
promised to lie good till alter the bout.;
The new middleweight championship i
belt owned by Stanley Ketc.'iel is the
first prize waist band to make its ap
pearance in several years. It Is to be
honed that It will not go t lie way of
the famous Sullivan belt. ;
While .lack Johnson is talking nhoul
fighting. Sam Langford 1c eps busy in
;he, ri'.g. It's ho wild-eyed gush to
say that Sam, though a middleweight,
will some day shine as the star dlnge
fighter.
Few flgl.ters came so fast and fell
so hard a.s did Rudolph Fnliolz. The
erstwhile Boer ,-!,:im,"ii hotel his w.iv
tliroiigli I'attlin.: . Ism, a d George
Memsie and woke up at the fe, t of Dick
Dylan, 1.
'lotahs
A 1
o o
; i
.a i; i;
SAN FRANCISCO.
A H. It. II. PO. A
Moliler, 2b -'I
Hildehrand. If j
elder.
Meb!,o!r. rf .
W.,llains. lb
R. , k , (
R. rrv. c . . . .
McAr.lle, Sb
Skiiiman. p .
Jones, p
Totals
3
0
a Seattle ii, Tncoina I.
o Tacnn a. W.-c-h . Aug. 13. - With all the
o lin k In the i-ame coming to. ir way Se
tt utile t'si''til(iv took a game from Ta
o coma in which th.-y were outplayed from
l' start to finish. '1'a, oina made throe
0 more h:'s and ot:l half as maev err.us
0 et lost the gaii.e. 2 to I. The s
Ull K
" Tacoma ... .0 0 0 o o ,.0 0 1 1 7
, Seat! 1- o a ii 2 i i o 2 I I
i I a i , e, i, - - i jii i ici ami oiiea , ,licn itii,
0
0
Itutte Jtuccs.
Butte. Auk. 13 Weath.-r i huniv
ok fast Results yrsiet.iav:
First race fixe nod a ialf furlongs
lllug GlendeniOpg. 33 iWils.ml. 11 t,
w on ; Bed F.ra. 1 " t , Mulct i. r, t.. 1
Willi" Twls says lie did not flunk
out of his man h with Pill I'apke as he
ut In the stream Is supposed to have done. He d, lares
.,.nnd escorted in . the pier, their shrill timt Ills manager call., the bout off
1 'Whistles bb-wlnt: con t inuou si v. Tho-i- ; virtually without ills kniwledge or con
' sands of poo;,).. w"!-o a' the tiler to wel- , sent.
cm" the A cu ri -. ii. w ho lad enpturen
I he gleans) event of the olvVipian. ! It begins to hick a if Tnmur Burns'
:iv, saM siring of nimrmd fritters or ease mnev
"I'm mlci'tv gla.l to get back to . propositions litis been cut. Perhaps 1 i.m-
mcilc-. ';'! 1 is t: pioceb-st moment in "ill have 'o tight some uithit;
.,f in- ;tf- ,, h, -.i.je h, brine the inn, ,i i Hid next five or six car.-,
pri-osl M:,';ii tt -pi c to m y ci'intry,"
Mike Donovan ,: l?oc'.eer e, !lee-
weight was obliged to cili off his
nun,'!' with t'.tii 1';. ke ,, cm cn-
Bunst Inc.
1
0
0
GORDON COMPANY TO
BUILD Ai AOTO ROAD
" I second , Ca tio,iis II, KM
' third Time. I.119S.
t;
it mi;
a l.i :-7
J 2
McArdle hit by batted ball.
Brasl.ear batted for Began ln ninth.
Dillon ba'ted for Briswalter ln
ninth.
Si IRK BY INNINGS.
Los Angeles 1 0020 0 1 02 -6
Hits 2 2 2 3 0 0 3 1 2 --1 5
San Francisco. ... 3 1 2 0 0 J U i - ft
Hita 1 I 4 a 1 2 o 1 013
SI MM RY
Three base hit c lakes. Two base
!,!(- Moh'er. "elder '-. Likes. Berry.
W Peeler, Smith. Sacrifice lilts -Berry leap Kduardo. lu.i . Post '. 9 to 1.
2 Melchoir. Brlswainr. HI idehra nu, j Luce Marie. S7 nirott,. 5 to 2. se,
(Stu.lt t i , I, 1 1
third Time, lacn.
Seem race five furlongs, xellltisr -!,,, ,".,.
Kntglit la, k. 112 ( A uliinaion . . 2 to
won; Mor.-a. 10.'. iButwOL. 3 to 1. tee. . M'lltnnii.
ond. Dlsagrciuiient. in',' ( Mob s w ort h i , .1 Sec'.v i.
to 2. third. Time. 1 ti'Ji.4. j ,..,; r,,,
Third race, seven fur,,-.gs sellire
Hersaln, 102 iSliriner.. 2 to I. won: and t ,.-v
Mllier's Daiichler 02 il is'ierl. 2 to 1, the rea l
sec, ,nd; Corro Santa, 104 i K Ii scliliaum i, : n ,t., ,
5 to 2, tilled Time. 1 :i'Hj. u ,v
Fourth race fnip- and a half f urlongs, I y . ii.; ;i,
selling Free Knight toe H" ,r, 111 s, i, ',,
iiitlsi, 9 to 2. won: ItriiHbup. P'T : .' , ,, ,
l Morsel, e en, sec ,id , i " a l T 1 i . 1 u til , ill tl,. j p j, ,,
iSmtthi. 4 to 1. Pit Time. .".re.. ' ,
Fiftii race mile and a sixteenth luipd-
-h r
bile
!, 1'
,d t
P.'is pie-ce ft Mnnu
. p 1 1, v pi op wch to bill Id
lead from Bridal Veil to
,11s "o c..., t will: the
P o ;., , . I. Their plans
e pen i e const ruct Ion
'' K ifg to make
:' 1 , -t for niiloiin. biles
tract,.,! blo,i tu
re.-ntl" an., I la" (tor
mn- have to he amputat
i, is i ! t: ii t a nil
fear the arm
Joe (Inns has sele.-'ed F-nrk Mepnti-
ald to pin him in ,.'tl,i f..r his 'hird
bout with liatpirit N- i e. n j, js ,,,
be the La', or daj a"tp, ten, at C.,!ma
la xt month.
This Ptitr in M,s.ri Annuls,
1 1 1 1 o 1 1 Ma sen on balls -Off Koestner. Hov P.en, Mfi i 1111,1, ci.ui-h 2 to 6. Ih'r.l.
3, off Hi'lswalt- r. 1. off Sklllman. 4. Time. 1 ,-...
Stolen hns.s lleiiiard, 1 1 i Idcbr.a nd. Mel- Sixth race. en f.irlongs selling; -
choir 2. Williams. McArdle, Pel ry. P ha V.. 12 iKIsleri. I to 1. w,.n. l-;i
Struck out Hi Koestner, 1. hy Brls- Pasaino. p,i d out. second. I.e-
wnlter. ... by SklllniHii 3. Double plays rlva, I'M (Nelson.. 3 to 2, third. Time.
Smith to lieeter, ,Mcrnie io neiry i 1
to W illiams. lilts on ixorsmer, , , nit
.ITI .
o:,,i .
W I S
Ul
run to Gordon
afternoon, the
' pi,, ri depot
i a u will reach
' ' " ,rP
11m r,,.i,l
'. If
bN III-
mn At Pino
dof. ,,ted Jan.-s I
match for S-'.e 'O
l s s.: j. c. sc tt
Ing to sw ini t i'-o .
ra i.Js In t he Ni , u
!: At lies:!- l
bef t knockjd e i t
first round
1301 In Fuglnud
O'Brien knocked , - t I
round.
1303 At S'ti !' -,
t I wo,, fr,, "K id ' W
rounds.
P.ol.P.
In
d w bile t rv-
I'eMl's Hob
' Yo-mc
1 (cu) .
! I'h
' -lack"
in s' til
Biiswalter. . Passed Pall Hogan.
Wild pitch- Koestner Time of game
,v I tuplre ' . i onneii
NATION" A I. I.FACIE GAMES.
At PitD-hurR.
pit " sbiirg
Boston .
Bat trrle
I ,1. L o , I
11 m s i e.
n if f.
2 S 1
4 11 0
W llils. I.eltleld and Gibson;
truer and Smith. Pmpire -
Cb !-. co
Philadelphia
p. a ' l-i a s
K'l.iiT. Sp-cks in
Hlgb i fie! o p.iv
At Chicago.
R H K.
3 2
K 1 2 0
Pun.lrer. Frser and
d 1 ooln. I "urplres
Seattle Hace.
Aug 13 Weather
FULLBACK CLARKE TO
REMAIN WITH OREGOtl
THE LAB IX ST Mil IK TM WOILD
mould not be enntented to be kept In the
d dolt e tie' h i n by rheumatism.
Neither ure v. whe
lieu
Nel
nd active
iio are Alwav busr
Then don t neglect the first
tulnni. of an di or pain that vou
mlaht think Is 1ut a ' 'crfek " Rnh reiljl
ult'i Ballard's Snow I.inlment and no ; I I I B
matter what the trouble t. 1t will die-
appear at once soi.i tr caicmore jjruf
core, fanr.
Peattb--. Aug 13 Weather re:l-;
trae-k fast 13 bill's ect--rlny
First race, si furlongs, selling Pepe ,
r:ri',-,T-, u- , r?,ii , r. ... i t.... s:.
Franei. 'n iCarnti'., " to "l. '',, n,p report ft
Kokonio, i Hioi . 2 to 5, third, that Dm!
Time. 1 12 1 :.. f u ; iba k
second t.i' e. i ,- an.i a 1 ,ir furlongs
selling - . ebl' v . i ", ', K ;: 3 In n
won; Fair Annie i R ige , j in sec
ond; I'nnri 3S i Russell i, J to 5, tb'rd
Time 1 OS 4 5
Third race, mile and s F it-vCi, sell
ing Fan'asfic. 1".'. ip.axtn. to 1
won: Miner. 93 i'n'h,. 7 p. p, sec..n.-
Hasty Antes. i . Page .. f:-.. third
Time ! 4f, .1 3.
Fou'b race, the Ros tin- 'Pap, s't
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second, Critic, in;, iRagfi. 2 to S third
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nual archerr 'irnimut whi. h waa b-
UH here" veTern1T was erintinteJ tewfaf
and ulll be finished tomorrow nig' t
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I were sron br PolnmH Rebert 'tl
Pms Jr of WseMns-tio D. C . aai
W Ul H. Tbomptvia of eeattiax
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Oe's On the Right Track
When headed this wn
f"rrpriiM In tve ele
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Hardware!
W el tons and t ,r a -rT rur
,1uet what ! want'-d ;n r.. ;tJ
rr airs, anil hvb tuera morev In nerv
lretanoe
AVERY & CO.
48 Third Sl Ret'. Pine .t Ash j
Yes
osy,
TiiamiM Yhd 2
But not too busy to give your order our im
mediate and careful attention.
And why shouldn't we be busy, when we
are making
Suit and Exlra Trousers for
the Price of lhe Suit Alone
AND EVERYTHING IN THE
HOUSE REDUCED TO ACTUAL
COST OF MATERIAL AND MAKING
Suit and Extra Trousers
of Same or Striped Material
(o Order From
Low
RATES
.CfSlSX
Satisfaction guaranteed 1n all cases.
Garments to order in a day If required.
Full dress and Tuxedo Suits a specialty.
WILLIAM TERR CMa" STOnS
141 SIXTO STREET, CORNER ALDER
Will Be Made This Reason by th
0. R. & N.
And
SOUTHERN
PACIFIC
(VOTEB UT OBEOOV)
FROM PORTLAND
To
As Follows:
Direct
One Way
Via
California
Chicago $72.50 $87.50
St. Louis . . .
St. Paul
Omaha
Kansas City
67.50 82.50
63.15 81.75
60.00 75.00
60.00 75.00
TICKETS WILL. BE ON SALE
August 21, 22
Good for return ln 99 days with atop
over privileges at pleasure within limits.
New York Central Lines
TO
It
All
w
New York
The "DIFFERENT" Route
Why?
Lands You "IN" New York City Grand
Central Station
Only railroad terminal in New York. Right
in the heart of the hotel and residence district.
Subway station under same roof. Fifteen
minutes to Brooklyn without change.
you have to do is
Get on the train "IN" Chicago or St. Louis
Get off the train "IN" New York
Then you're there
"LAKE. SHORE."
via run "aoi i
The Route of the "2fuli Centurr Limited"
MICHIGAN CLNTRAL"
via rnu'Ann
"The Nlasrarn Falls Itoute."'
"BIG TOUR ROUTE,"
via st. i, oris ami rrconiA
W. C. SEACHREST. N. P. C. A.
ISa THXRD ST., POBTLASB, OS.
A KKEX .1. LYNCH. Pnssentrrr Traffic Manager, CHICAGO.
I REMEMBER THE DATES
For any further Information call t
the cltv .ticket office. Third and Wash
lncton sfi-eets, or writs to
WM. M'MURRAY
General Passenger Agent,
PORTLAND. OREGON.
IP? SUN6CT TM
tn qWTTS JO
YOUR OLD PIANO
W
Will help you pay for
a new Pianola Piano
E ARE prepared to make it an object to
persons who intend to buy a Pianola
Piano to place the order now.
If jf6u have a piano that you wish to tarn In,
In exchange, we can make a mere liberal allowance
now than when the busy Fall season sett in.
It is an advantage to us to have at many
exchanged pianos as possible reach our repair
shops this summer, and we are willing to rec
ognize that advantage in a subertantiaj way.
We will issue a due-bill for your present piano, and
will deliver the new Pianola Piano in the fall or when
ever you are ready for it.
Eilers Piano House
The House of Highest Quality 353 Washinjf on St
IT I rITT JTCRT A 9TB.
$10.00 SET OF C
TEETH FOR
Written Guarantee for 10 Tsavrs.
CHOWS 3 -Any tuoth In the mouth
we oroi with solid gold. 22k.
guarantefd to bo ibe C a n
best fin oilv aflHeUlJ
Any Porcelnln t rown mnn no mat
ter what they are al'ed or how
they are i;lJ,-, t )u prlcu QO
RIDQES Solid Gold Top. Solid
ilol,) Haekf. t nrcelaln
Fronts. ir tooth
Solid l'ld Teeth, 22k.
bridge, tier tooth
All other w,trk j-ame price propor
tlonate v PAIWIJES8 EXTXVaVCfTXOV
i-Tee nen i iaten or Mriues are
Ordered. Absolute Onara-nteas.
LILY DENTAL PARLORS
THIBC A WD COUCH TTaUBBTS.
Hotira a m tr 1 p. m.
Phone A-lt'l". open Sundays.
$4.00
$4.00
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