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4 . THE OREGON 1 SUNDAY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER G, 1008. crack motor boats entered n labor day regatta " j ; - - ... . . . .n .f .- u . . .aw 1 -ft- .j . : J, tULJU ODDS IEIIGIHEII : OH FAVORITES Attcll, Nelson and Ketchel :V; Bettors', Choice for Ap- i proacliing: Battles. '. Br W. W. Nhton. Btant Nw br Uo Utl Wire.) , Ban rranciaco. Sept. There wn't " nr bckJnir and tllllnit bout th ! . Hon of fvortt for the erl of world' hamilonihJp. fights to taxe th. nk. Attrll. Nelson '., ind .K-tchel were instiled " wg j ( III very OUim mn ', ' fore a bet w tusde, for that mutter - end first eholce ther have remained. W hat Is mote, the rrtce In each Instance i . i...thntn tpmlencr. ana there is no telllnir yL-".n,uchniafK- rvor"l A ..k sv rh Avnrltea will D. I There are sorrve that affect to believe that Attell and Nolson will to 1 on." as the linrliah eay, and tht Ketchel'a backera wlTl hay; to rive i l to 1 In order to et action. I doubt, how- . ever, that It will become a bad a thWhen Moran and Altell alirned P H didn't look as though Abe would by a 10 to . choice over the Britisher. The Impression left by the last fiht wm that Attell had a narrow escape, and his reluctance to hook up a second time - Itave lor to th belief that he eonsld ered Moran particularly hard game. Moiaa'a Voaad of Ilesh. ' Then; too, tha aports remembered how Moran? through aome ""'""f J'.l'i? ' part of hla trainers, had found himself overweight when the time for going to scales was onljr a couple of hours dls tant. and how he had to do road work while the crowd was gathering and take weatboz treatment In order to remove the surpiua. He had to pay fotfalt ; after all, by the way, and In addition to the fa.lgua engendared by eleventh-hour weight reducing he waa kept J doubt Tm to whether the contest could take place, a condition of conditions which sent him into1 tha ring "all upset" as; ' well as tired. , w ' , j All things considered ha mada a gal lant fight, and It la Htue wonaev tnai mo many little smart fellows said: "Ha will lick AtteU If ever they meet But the siarttnr price shows that the amart fellows have revamped thai opin ions. Attell aaya ha was overtrained for the last fight, and that through muscular crampa or something akin to . It. his hands lost considerable of their ; cunning. He haa been watched cjo.";1? This lime, ana n dbji j 'j he has criven himself an extra careful preparation. It la felt that his fight with Moran waJ away below the aver- k r of h i rlnsr showings, ana as tne tlifinra ia ninDOaed to suit his jump- lnsr jack, bewildering style of rlngman ahin better than It does Moran'a more a A . . m 111. . W a. sturay sysiera oi rauiinn, v" f.'"! of Attell the choice was In all probabil ity strictly in accoroance wun in cir cumstances. A strange thing in con nection with this battle is that many of the sports who openly proclaim them selves Attell men and are backing their opinions sav that they would bet on ' Moran If a 46 round bout bad been pro vided for. - ' Sat Haa a Word. tiSTn-S "roOTon the lonr end "IT 7 And it s surely a novelty for one Joe b h14 on the Willamette river on Oans to be on the short end. The In- the afternoon of Labor day. This event ference, of course. Is that the moneyed will undoubtedly surpass the two p re sports take little stock in the claim vlous racin- events ' which the club so that Qan was poorly trained on July successfully carried out on the 21st of 4. It Is a fact that many of San- June and on the Fourth of July last. "Francisco's fight followers nave made The membership of the club is now pots of money backing Oans in tho very close to the 100 mark and Includes pact ' They h had - acquired the flans every motor boat of any consequence habit, s It were, and; If they thought orKj&erlver. The members are very en Joe's reverse on the national holiday thtlsiastio over the boat races and It is could be accounted for on the score-orian assured fact that a large aggrega- careless training; they would be only I Hon of swift motor boats will partlcl- too giaa 10 stay wiia nim ana enjoy pate. ine noveuy or avccepiina; msieaa oi giving odds. - -.- ' "!, It may oe, or course, ia usns wut ALL N0RTII1VEST TOf ENTER HORSE RACES All states of the Pacific northwest will be represented In th harness races to be held at the first annual meet of the North Paolflo clroult her during the week of September 11-16. The lata clos ing events, entries for whioh will not be accepted after today, will present not under leu or ins unesi young ana un tried horses developed in this part of the country aurins in past year. Montana wQl be represented with as fine a string of performers as waa ever sent out OI inai siaie. wyuiiimB im forwarded enough entries to give all harness race lovers a fin opportunity of Judging; between in racers or me Rocky mountain country and those brought out oa the Paolflo Slop. Th Canadian ' northwest will present talent ruiTnflnr niMor lilll IIUlUCUIIllOC FOR HARRY DAVIS ' easBsasjsseBBvaasBssvsMM-sMsiiisaB) ' Ilai May Go to Philadelphia t Til plor Portland lump. New York, Sept -A baseball deal Involving Hal Chase, first baseman of th New York Americans, In exchange for Harry Davie, captain and first baseman of th Philadelphia Amarloan leacue club, has practically been con summated by President Farrall and Manager Mack of ' th Quakers. The terms of the deal are not known but It la expected they will be announced aoon. THE. COMT yr&kxmQ pots- wmtsw. The Willamette Motor Boat club The Drlscoll Boat company of Astoria will send their now famous "Greenhorn" to wrest the honors from th Happy Heine, the local champion In her class. In addition to these two boats, in this event will be entered several boata of unknown speed that will probably cause a surprise and change th nam of the local champion. A boat of the hydrophane type has been constructed and given several trials. Its speed is unknown. Boats of this freak type are known to have won derful speed. The entry of this boat In the scratch race, has set the local motor boaters guessing. . w The regatta will consist of four races, two scratch races and two handicap races, and the course will be between Ross Island and the steel bridge, so that the public may have an opportunity to see the boata from start to. finish. A number of valuable prizes have been E resented by the following: J. Wesley add, Rterson Machinery company. Uni ted Cigar company, Beeman-Woodard company. Ballou & Wright, and others. The members of the crew of the Ital ian warship In harbor will be asked to participate in a number of cutter races. The past experience of the club has taught it the necessity of "proper patrol of the river to keep the course clear during; th races and this matter will be well In hand, so that th day may not be marred with accidents. The Motor Boat club has established itself as a good entertainer of the pub lic and the club promises that the races tomorrow will be full of lively Interest. A few sensational features in the way of a hydroplane and other fast boats will make the races very Interesting. The committee in charge of the races consists of Commodore George J. Kelly, J 'ice-Commodore E. Vonder Worth, amea B. Welch, general manager; Ous Flemmlng. fleet captain, and F. B. Sex ton, the club's expert gas engineer. show conclusively that he merely had an off day when the Dan beat down, but the betting figures show that Joe la thought to have struck th srun- . set trail so far aa ring usefulness Is concernea. ,: Whatever the result may be. it is beyond argument that Oans has more - thorough and -mora rational training this tim than ha had before. It Is equally oertain that what he has gone through over at (jrous aunng in past tnree weeas nas ieii mm ' confident. believes he Is better on the eve of this match than he was for th July bout, and it ' therefore - absolves him from the suspicion of telling th pub lic aometning inai ne aoea not taa stock in nimseir. Oans WM Winded. As showing what a thinking fellow SMITH FIDOS M CLASS DEPLETED MEEELY CHATTEB Bernle Bernard Is authority for the statement tnat trie aiumn exDerlenced bv Portland is regretted by every other team in th league. Players on the otner three teams would gladly see Port land emerge from the slumo and get in chipper and I T sitol . WwacTifnv fTiamTiivn to the going again. They cannot un This roes to prove that he I iiifouiuig vutwuuuu derstand the continual slide of a team Sighs for Jlore Ambitious Grapplers to Demolish. Nothing In stock could take th meas- O&na Is. I have to recall Dart of a dla- ur of "Strangler" Smith, the middle- cusslon which tooK place at Croiis re- weight wrestling champion of the Pa- that gave such promise earlier in the rao. - Coonev executed a flnrinr hit nf vork in the ninth when he stole second and continuea on his way. The Hltle fel. low has a knack of stretching Into an extra base at the most unexpected mo ment. It is such work as this that wins games. Alex Cheyne, a well known local urn ?n"7' ?JJ?..n? f "l fi?"? clflc coast, during the wrestling tourn inmaun woooung uu m mo in, u.ua - - - Intra tr-a -ia; v. , - . . ..i- . the gong came to th Dane's rescue. ment at the Oaks last week and now ',!!" fjSf 1?a .I?! "TT,at is true In a way' said Jo the strangling one is aching to meet idPgave eni?l lii??fy slowly and thoughtfully. But I wouldn't .. hav got him even If I had Jared him 1 - it.1"" fi,V,"pJL i ?? UJ ,'n ..hi., i- h- t-mmrt vrt 1m r w.. who that somebody is has not yet been the nprth this season. H called balls winded and tired any time after the located. ana ?trlkes wh lie "Buir took care of third round and it wasn't in me to win Bmlth thrw four different men with Pwr. i!r i!iU JEP"nc that day. Feeling as I do now. though I . Bml"1 lnr,w I0ur airre ent men wun Cheyne would, be a food man for the don't think it possible for me to crack noicuious eas on rour oirrerent, nignts. coasiers. ho nas good judgment and an ut ao badly in the coming fight." Now he savs he can Ud the whole axceilent eye and can't be bluffed. One thing to which th hard-shell bunch In half an hour on the , same . , V . . supporters of Gans pin their faith Is evening. They war Ely, Lundell. New- L.?"!?.0"- a"am will be playad between that he has Invariably turned th ta- man and Springer. Springer was the fi"K V . . -?in"i" XR,lm arternoon. fcles on any man who defeated him. last man tackled and he showed symp- Lc .b?Inf. tn intention to play a double- Oeorge McFadden. Frank Erne. Mike toma of acutvneurasthenia. m,r?Ir Iaft,I7,0f?5' ?wl.n t0 Twin) Sullivan and Dal Hawkins are Time and again Smith has been com- the ract that it is a holiday it is ex cited as instances wher Oans took a Pe to go, out of frls class to find anoano wm b almost terrible revenge on his conqueror, and PPfVni now,n., alc,t: r tnla partlcularphaee ofthe record Jus- wrV.tler Ith an irt rwiutloi The St Johns Apostles ar. retting ulUw2&fc in 8th insist, on he strangle-old and Jjadjr for the f Jt Che a. for Mel.cn. bis nhenomnl n. rant Is willing. hall nine on September It and It, and durance Is the rock on which all his -ffi .n,S t. "M Tn .SS! near futur. This would, b a match Grov-, Colts in preparation for th big- i. .u. i. i.iT v that would excite a lot or attention in er umti. rl-jT v2 iTT. , !, 1 JZTr.,'" th northwest. Interested parties are r" ,. -',yj" -."' trying to Dring tne pair together and a breakneck clip for rounds and rounds fcth savs he Is wlllihg. If the match and Tounda. Behind his phenomenal la arranged it will probably take plaoe powers of assimilation and recuperation n Spokac. he has the right kind of temperament Spokane supports th wrestling game for a successful priseflghter. He is not better than Portland has in the past easily ouooyimuro, no manor cow long year. However, mere nas oeen a big the way may seem. revival of interest sine th matches THOUSANDS SEE MIDDLES IBfllll Hawk-Eyed Eeulars Put Stamp of Approral on Ketchel and Papke. OUT WITH X3IALLENGE This KetchelPApke affair at Los An- pulled off last week and with high-class geles is-pussung us all. when Ket and the thunderbolt fought before at tendance Milwaukee and Ketchel won by too' big a margin, the sporting world f rappllng ther Is a likelihood that at endanc in th future will be quite nnnA large. rr.rM i Smith has been so persevering In his said vHer are two fellows who should 1 effort to get a match with Dr. Roller. t sent together on a longer lournw.i ,uo D"" . puyraiii-wiwupr wno oe- Now that they are matched the betting suggests that it is a raeesalllanoe, the price against Papk being 10 to t. weu, mini wnai Ketrnel nas feated all th mat stars till he reached Champion Frank Ootch. that several local sports have taken up the matter. Roller nas always insisted on a t BOO I afai.ved sine the loot metin. w p." ". Trr' prooaoi tnat Umm Mriini nisva1 k.v, .11 .V- wBwnt wui Pe guaranteed for a ?fcPe weight h, wH.tni"',h ten Roller and Smith. ii?'mmlZlTtlQrttF' Ro,Ier t,Ur nd h'r than ZiJLZZ-Trr.t! IT- 1m h " 1?' Smith, but th local man from the morrows axiair. ne ui nars to whip waist uo la lust aa larre aa the Bmttla J''.kh,!.t.itfwc,,,'h":vmnT," itr ft-1" f..tK'.n" ."j up to his rating In the bet mg market, j has a scientific knowledge of the game fTggi?1?" i extending over' a number of years. Brann nas met uotcn Dut tnat mi a number of years berk. He has also met a number or other nrst-raters In his career Anywsy you pnt It, the local flopiers rigure that- Bmlth stands an excellent chance ef pinning the r.umy medico to the mat. IMPORTANT NOTICE! To AH Auto Owners: I wih to Ute that from now on all repair on inner tubes will be 75c for the first patch and SOe for each addi tional on the tame tube. "FiresIoneTircs" Art Better Tim Ever. R. BL0DGETT J!3 AJJrr Street. Tortlani, Of. Wrrtttler Old Bail Flayer. (ftperUI Pfrtek Te jMrsal I Spokane. Wash.. Sept (. At laet th mytery of who the "'in known" Frank Jarksoa of Portland la baa eom to light. He Is Ooti LH. wh played base ball In th leagues on th roast 1 or II years ago under th name of Hunky Hlnea. and who wreatled all over the country. HWteo haa bate sox-h mn as Emfl Klank. Tana- Touanff. ahnildl end wK-ri Pf aJmnat national fsm wlthhi the last derad. J H te rich, who Bets the an knowti. I t m 1ng erer Hie' Mentlty and a-ta Ther era only tw t saet isat at this ttoto. A thav r rarBMT Him anS fni iM - J t haialle4 hr Jim mS i ta f' eoaditMk. Hlaos I harked hy Th rraft sweftnh Trad eUi eo gr r" rwlatlwn la faee of a.4 era pninm In favor tf rtm- fti .ory fatrreakTB hi Ubcr ttM. Kid Irrla. K14 Errln. tho local light weight bos T. "at with a chaUear t Tosamy uUlvan as if th tw bays ont t tana Baieoi will b th arao of the coetaot. Ertia aa SuJlrvaa ar prnnent. havtag aotUed osa contaot Is yr)au, wnaa Err I a waa th -tor. Erri left laat night for th eoxMtal ety a4 win probahiy pl ff faw tv roatea; rwloas t and during ib fair. H Kays , ,, aii ln for r h, a side hot ac for aa ilisnsa (Hearst News by mfest Leased Wire.) Los Angeles, Sept. E. It is with quiet sort of anticipation that the Los Angelas pugillstlo fans await the call ing together of Stanley Ketchel and Billy Papk for th 26-roundmlddle-welght. championship contest oa Monday afternoon. Within a rew hours every southern snort wno can secure tne cov eted bit of cardboard will be packed in side the huge arena of the Jeffries olub awaiting th start of th battle. Ketchel and papk have been in train ing for 10 days or more, and during this time th Quarters of tne two light ers have been visited by many thou sands of the nawkeyea regulars. Ketch el and Papk have passed this most rigid inspection and came through the ordeal with "O. K." tabbed all over them. Papke is going into th arena a pro nounced short-ender in public opinion, but the same publto expects Papke to put up a terrlfla right. Billy Papke him self and hla manager are tiro men who firmly believe that a new middleweight champion will aoon be on his way back to Chicago. "Billy IS th best man; that's all there is to It," is th brief statement given out by Jones at th Venice camp. It will take a bitter fight to convince the Oerman boy that Ketchel is his master. As for Ketchel. that urban youngster merely smiles in th face of hla ques tioners, and .says: "Walt tUinth bell rings. I lor to fight, and Papk is a tough one. You people will get your money's worth and probably a flttle more." Ketchel la confident bordering on the live edges of egotism. The man really oeneves ne la unoeataoie. The Jeffrie Athletlo club has worked to stag th fight oa an elaborate plan. which will offer a number of likely con tenders at th local meet . Th entir list of entries which will tak part' in th harness races of th Western Washington fair at Seattle the coming week will ne sent to rortiana North Yakima, where the Washington state fair will be held the end of th month, has forwarded a classy selection of speeders for th local program.! From California will come a large number of horses which have shown good form in tryouts on the various training tracks as well as a complete card of the star performers of the south ern staie. ine latter ciass nas oeen put Into their fine fettle at the various race meets which have been held down below so that they will come to Portland trained right down to the verv mlnuta of per recti on, and witn an cnances in favor or their lowering their marks set ao I.tr this season. The t:27 trot, for a purse of 11,000 la well filled. There will be at least 25 contestants listed In this one race. The 2:20 pace is another of the late- ciosmg events which has attracted available talent and In this number Se attle will b strongly reDresented also will Everett and eastern Washing' ton colnts. The Portland Railway, Light A Power oompany nas Degun tne work of extend ing its loop from the Rose City Park line over to th Country club tract and will have th extension completed by the end of the coming week. Tests of power and additional switches as well as of the distribution of Dower baa been mad by th company and It- waa announced yesterday afternoon that at least S.ooo passengers could be handled each hour on this one line. Th same number will be taken care of on the Montavllla Una. ana ma opening oi rtancocK ana ruin- mook -avenues through from the O. R, & N. crossing; on Sandy road to the race track will furnish a short-cut for ail th automobiles and pleasure vehlole trarrio tnat win d attracted by the races. STANFORD'S RUGBY SCHEDULE FUED Ten Games ith Fast Clubs on Coast Sheepnhead Bay Races. fHaarat News bv limncf Leaaert Wtr t New York, Sept 6. Sheettshead Bay results: Six furlongs Rose Ben (Oarner) won. Tom McQrafh (Gilbert) second, Demund tw. Miner; tnira. Time, i:ib 2-5. Two and a half miles. steeDlechaso eanctus tuupee) won. ironsides (Lynchi second. Malaca (Henderson) third. fAiiliiinl 17oitt A irani I 'me, 5:01 3-6. UdlUUlttl laioivj iianca Seven furlongs Sir Martin (Schill ing) won, MasKette (Hotter) second, Fayette (Lee) third. Time, 1:25 2-5. one ana a nan mues. tne century 220.000 Durse Ballot (Notter) won. King James (Schilling) second, Dorante iL.ee 1 tnira. Tims, z:au 1-6. Mil and three-sixteenths Miss Craw. ford (Upton) won, Monfort (Smith) sec- ona. imrg juugm imarun; tnira Time, z:uu e-o. Five and one-half furlongsSummer (Special Dispatch ta The Journal.) Stanford University, CaL, Sept 6. Graduate Manager J. E. Stewart has ar ranged th schedule of games to be I Night (McCarthy) won, Rosslar (W. played by th Stanford team this year. Miner; secona. Ui seta tuuuen) third, After aerie tit nnMnttnn artan1nr I Tim, HOT 9-0. After a series of negotiations extending from last season Stewart has finally secured games with all th teams which were on the t list for last fall and in Not Troubled With Intellect. From th Success Magasln. A nhwaftlnA'laf . ,Ame imnn a fiawjV. three game? with " the "ftymnlo club 0r.nJifttman toU,J ' . t I - rr.,. " ,r. 1 " ! mJ- - . . J""1"' ?f ' "r,,, t fi I "Don't you know," said the physiol i' -il- vi.. ttiJ11T "3 ogist "tnat to worn in th hot sun uum, w,ui .Mf!?"" without a hat is bad for your bra ns?' A h. wJ - ?h th iST "D'' thlnk-" aak1 "2 Irishman, tion of th big gam with tne um-i..t tki iai. t m v. . .. vor.itv nt r-jiltrnrnta and the return I .. ,; u ." Jl"J " nni lth h TTnlnraltir nf Nevada I Drains 7 Th. V.h.4i tnr ha fruhnun haa A recent rdlsoovry in th chemical not been completed as yet. but it will world was a liquid preparation to pr lnolude a greater number of games vent th bottom, of ships from rnstln than In Dravlous years, aa Coaches or gathering marine growths. Al- Lanagan and Presley hav found that though th secret was known to the such teams as the Barbarians and the Komans it was ioat aoout euo years ago. taught the new men a num- Xlondaj't Itnco Entries. Seattle. Sent ' 6 Following .ar th entries for Monday's races: First race, six furlongs. ' selling Mamerlto (110), Frtese, Ornate, Lula O.. Roulon (107), Minnie Bright (101). Haslet (102), Cosset (98), Angelfacc. Roy T. w7), Dredkln, Lookout (M. Second rao. seven furlongs,- selling Blmdale. Head Dance (110), Severton, Melar, Silver Wedding, Oeorg KUborn, Taunt, Plausible, Janets-(107). Third race, mil, selling -Confessor (108), Harmakis, Monvlna, Arcourt, Pickaway, Captain Burnett, The Sultan, Rublnon (105), Gen Russell, Margaret Randolph, Emma O. (97). Orlflamb (92). Fourth race, Labor Pay handicap, mile and an eighth Green Seal (110), A. Muskoday, First Peep (106), Pedro ' (102), Miss Officious, Vox Popull (102), Lorlstlllo, Edwin T. Fryer (DS). Fifth race, mil and 70 yards, selling Johnstown, Corkhill, Eckersall (110), Colonel Jewell, Day Star, Joale's Jewel, Salable, Rama, Sachet, Hand Maiden (107), Redwood II (102). Sixth race, eleven sixteenths roll. selling Belle Kinney, St Francis (111), Anna May, Luretta (108), Bye By II. May Amelia, Bucoiio, Buster Jones (101), All Alone, Shirley Rossmor (98), Third Rail (95). Muskoday (110), Pal (107), Jo Nealon (102), Hasty Agnes, John Louis, Miss Massonl (). Weatner clear; track fast Results at Montreal. Montreal. Sept. 5.- Race results: Six furlongs Belle of th Ball. 6 to 1. won: Gerry Mander. second: Peacock's Choice, third. Tim. 1:19 4-6. On, mile Ontario, 6 to I, won; Taddo, second: The Globe, third. Time. 1:45 1-5. About three miles, steeplechase St. Nick, 11 to 10, won; Eel, second; By santln. third. Tim. 8:08 2-5. Seven furlongs Clell Turney, 4 to 1, won; Pretension, second; Severus, third. Time. 1:28 2-5. Five and one half furlongs J. H. Reed, 2 to 1, won; Silk Hose, second; Col. Zeb, third. Time, 1:07. Six furlongs Knob Hampton, T to f, wsa) Nosrl, second; Blue Jeans, third. Time, 1:20. . COLUMBIA COACH a'NW. : l,v "Vr y--v.v' I t I it V 't1 1 h :1 Plowden Stott, Familiarly Known As "Stump," Who Has Been En gaged to Coach the Columbia University Football Team of the Interscbolaatio League This Fall. Stott Is An Old Stanford and Multnomah Star. Olvmoic ber of tricks about th gam which in their contest would coma In handv with the freshmen of th University of California. Practlo began today. The varaltv achadcl is a follows: Saturday, September 18 Varsity vs R.,K.ii1.n. ' , Btanfant. Saturday. September Sj Varsity vs. uiyrapics, at btanioro. . Butt Races. Butt. Sept. (. Weather clear, trark last, lesteraays rac reaults: First rac. five furlonas. aalllna Jewi jaiuer. 10 m. won: Dia mond Nos (111), Otis, 6 to l, second : Wlllawa (114). Mors. to 1. third Time. 1:62. Second race, four and a half furlongs, selling Ontario Oregon (10. N'elann. i to f won; Grasacutter (12), EL Sulli van, I to t, second; Th Mour (17). Van Duaen, I to 1. third. Time. 0:(4H Ihlrd rac. six furlongs, salllnr t.ft. tl Oeorg (lot), Moriarfty, to 2, won; liand U Down (ISO, Heatharton. to wwiiu, 41. rirnini a uvil, lUlieiu to 1. third. Tim. 1:1. Fourth race, roil and a sixteenth. Bell ing Black Dress (11). Stuart 7 to 1, won: Contribution (102). Shrlnar. I to i wimg , jaca i-ain iif uroin, a to I, third. Tim. l.iSU.. . Fifth rare, mil, hand lean Falrehaa (111). Powers, 8 to t. won; Bellsnlcker It . IS. Uiara. to 19. Seconal: lait Al icia (It), Taplin, 2 to 1. third. Time, Sixth rao. fir furlongs, aelllna flr.1- dfia (14). Klrahbaam. t to 8. wen; k (14), Shrtner. I to 1. sooad; Pall Brady (104), Powers, T t 1. third. Time, aevoath rac. furlong, oailinaw Protena ! (hi and era), t to 1. wea; ass Parker. 1 (Otis), T to 2, soeond; Kamsoek. lit (MUlr). 4 to L third. To l:lt. aturdav. October Varsity vs. Bar barians, at Btaniora. Saturday, October 10 Varsity Olympics, at Stanford. Saturday, . October IT Varsity Barbarians, at Stanford Saturday. October 14 Varsity University of Nevada, at Stanford. Baturdav. October.. 81 Varsity University of Nevada, at Reno. Wednesday. November 4 Varsity vs. Vancouver (B. C), at Stanford. Saturday. November 7 Varsity vs. Vancouver (B. C), at- Stanford .Saturday, November 18 Varsity vi Berkeley, on th California neio The Msrin. ' tmrrlumfflM aa Transport Werkers. oHltloa baa ae- r-MM to lnrreae It nor aaot :a ta xroni t It raata geaftlo Races. Seattle, Sept . Weather clear, track fast. Reaults or yesteraay-s races: First rac, six furlongs, selling- Blondy (110). Hayes, I to 1. won; issg asam (111), Scovllle, 8 to I, socond; Anna May (111), Russell, 1 W , third. Time. 1:12 Seoond race, en mil and a sixteenth. It to 8, won: Tonio (100), Walsh, 8 t c, second; L.urto ii;, ujoora, s i 1, third. Time, 1:47 ' Third race. Port Townsend handloan. mlU and fifty yards vox ropuii (i4j. Wilson, 8 to 1, second; Tony Faust (108), Koemer, out. Time, i :-. Fourth race. King county selling stakes, six and a nau runongs tv.rry (tit. Walah. 10 to 1. won: BUvr Htoclt- lag (104). Co bum, 8 td 1. second; Too-1 p (107). RaaU, 1 t 8, third.' Tim. 1:18 8-. Fifth rac. on mil and a sixteenth, elling Margaret Randolph (tt). Leo sill. to . won; Queen of Mist (12. King. 8 to 1, second; eU kUdt (I7, B. I Wlleon. I t L third. Time. 1:48. Sixth race, sail and Tt yard a. I1- j Ing Ifiga Ooa, I JRuseeU). -to IS, won: Harry Bcott lot (Harris). I to 1.1 econd; Harmakis, 17 (Walsh), 8 t (, thlro. Tin, l.tl e-a. Tire Expense Reduced ' 25 to 40 Per Cent We' Announced These Re ductions on Sept. 11. Our Competitors Are Vainly Trying to Meet the Cut. FldURES TBL,L, THE TALE 28x3 Casings 914.05 30x3 Casings 522.20 30x4 Casings .?30.OO 32x4 ' Casings 32.25 34x4 Casings 934.50 34x4 J. Casings .'..$43,75 36x5 Casings. $56.95 Tubes 8 3.50 Tubes... 5 5.05 Tubes 8 6.15 Tubes 9 6.55 Tubes........ 8 6.00 Tubes 8 8.50 A cheap yet dvrabl pavement has lfl laid by tha-dty of Dank eta. Mich, eo statin r or wiixtvr er cruitiM iim- alOTie. gravel and tar, top dred with 1 cement anii onnd. It eet knt 81 exMUl Tubes 810.60 Other sires in proportion. These prices applj to GOOD RICH or MORGAN A WRIGHT clinchers, quick detach ables or DUIflOPS. i We can tare yen money on auto supplie. BALLOU & WR1CHT M 'SIXTH STREET a linear foot. I feet wlda
