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Newspaper Page Texte THE OREGON DAILY 1 JOURNAL PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 31. 1003. D 1Tb r TP TI1VT t IVrTG TAT C UX lilt; r UJ 1 XlM Ur In JLy VVw,u WORLD Ring Held Track Diamond COBR If G I.OMIf.iOM VVIfJS OUSHY LOSE 10 illGELS FROM HUDEDIB Ferraris and ITarkness and Coach Hoorc's Youngsters DR. ROLLER AFTER EDDIE O'COflti Trice Given Trial by McCredie. ' fCalted Frees Imw4 W) ' Loe Angeles, Oct. 31.Bush leagua niiohora and catchers were tlTM a Scramble All Over Field Winning 28 to 0. i r mmw Will SHOW JAPS Ml SHOl'fflfCOlO Oregon Scifeis AVay Very Largo (quantities of Products. FIGURES JACEED FORMER'BECOKDS Columbia university mora than made up for Ua defeat by Hill Jaai wern when U won from Portland academy, II chance yesterday by Manager XoCredte I to 0, on, Multnomah field yesterday af nd aa a matter of course Lo Angeles J Urnoon. . Columbia mad SI of her IS won, S to 1. The rnni of in locaie were due more to mlacues on the part of the battery, than to bed playa by the fleldera ' '.' "' Rafterv' double, which CIM near being home-run. gav Portland rhance for her only score Cooney had Kindled Into right field and ."srvs iit moved him to third. whence he registered on Danslg'a biff Into left field. . t Ferrarla and Harkneaa did the) twirl in for the northerner, and let the .xpecTTthem To haV much'bV.Y.r polnta in the flest half, during which time, the flret ' team player were worked. In the aeoontl half Coach Mooiw put In the second team men and they managed to ror I mora polnta during toe aecona nair. Practically the entire game wa rlaved In , P. A. territory and Oolumbla'e line waa never .in danger. Columbia aimcly bewildered the academy players with a aucceasloa of trick playa, onslJe kicks and forward paeeea. . Moore waa very much pleaaed with the bore playing Eddie O'Connell. who wlU wreatla 81 rangier Smith November II. certainly will have Me hanJ fuJ during the nest month. O'Connell yesterday received a n-ciy 10 hie defl to 1'r, Benjamin Frank lin Holler. the Seattle phyelclan wreetler, who toppled over everything In the country "except Champion Ootch. Itnller says he will meet O'Connell any. where on earth for a 800 aide bet, and la willing to come to Portland to take on the Multnomah wrestling Inatructor at any time. O't'onnell la now training hard for hla match with Hmlth. He realises the Portland champion la a dangerous man and will have to be watching him every em-ond of the time tha two nrtn are on the mat. Should O'Connell dlnpose of Smith he will have a gTeat following when he meet" Holler. Holler ararrd to death of Smith! atra noia awl womu inn uirri mm mi ivn i -t r.., - ...... .. I I nr wrreepwuuine uiuuui in i mm- lore under any consideration. Hut i""".. (f RnlltAr With- I . " m"w -v fr'eee w j-iw-iuw Sanctis i ' B er w I An4 t.a r sex., fne I. ....- i...it...i I m - a a a aa e -- ma . rid JetpA. Teach Nipponese American the Rowing GameShell . House to Be Built. special Plepatra tr The Jeareel.l t'nlverelty of Washington, Oct II. Tha Unlverelty of . Waahlngton erew, champlong of the Paclflo roaat, wfli take part In the Poughkeepale regatta! next spring, a race rill be arranged between Waahlngton. California and Stanford to take place In California and Dclayrd Arrival of 6r1entaJ liner Itc-dorr-a Flour fihlpmcnta , for 7 . Month ut ToUl Value of Dread- atuffa Ivrportod Pre-akg Records. OCTOBEH EXPOKTS. Wheat 1.R11.0B0 bushejg Sl.a.ll Barley. J,IS1 bushels J70.6OO Klour. 11.000 barreia e(,ito Lumber. I.OJ7.411 Xett JMII Total vU ua , 1 1.0 .l 1 T llAlh,, M,flt k. . . 1 1 .1 I - W . TV. : ' - i-uuru imwr w LAKR I .1 . ... .. t 1 The state "U" will Intro- " -vri. Waahlngton. o Conne.ll la wtlllna to meet out a choko-hold. and there you are. ingle-1 , uc h American form of shell racing I during the mo.nth closing today than In tteve- :v:r.-."k.V:itV"'.rVn..."."a r'".""- any corrsspondlnaT -month in Its hla- HI! FIELD Will BE TAPPED Projected Electric Railroad Will Traverse BichCo- lumbia Valley, v Angels down with five hits. Price, a youngster McCredla picked up in Call- rnrhlA,' did tne reoetvina; tor a poruon . of the game, and waa partially respon slble for two of the local's runs. . !-. LOS ANGELES. - , " . AB. R. H. FO, A. E. Oskea. cf.. 4 - 0 ..0 , Ellia. Jf.. ............ ! I J Dillon, lb 4 'Bernard, rf. S . Howard, lb. I Smith, lb............ S ' Hosp, sa 1 lloRan, 1 Wheeler, p S Totals f 17 11 ll i aev. zd. ........... Cooney, lb. . 4 ...... . 1 Raftery, cf. ....... .k 1 Oraney, cf .... 1 rantg, lb. ...4. .4... 4 Ryan, rf ............ . 4 Rassey, It............ t McQuade, aa.. s Prlcfl. c 1 Madden, C. 1 Ferraris, p.... .. I Harkness, p.......... 0 Groom 1 PORTLAND AB R. IL PO. A. K. 10 0 14 0 1 0 0 0 luck during the rest of the aeaeon. Ilia Dean walker. Ennla and Seo- fert were the stare on the Columbia team white Earl Cobb, tha acmdemr Quarter and cirop airaer. waa tne r-est man on -tne Portland academr t . Walker carried tha ball la much the same style which earned him the olace aa captain or - ne leans last rear ana waa always a?ooa for a nice) e-ala Enl- ninaiins or ine rorwara itaaa ana tn 1 . .. .. .wi. - ... .f J r..k.ll i ki. ""e ma end, were very errecuvw. whit Sevfert ran tha team In tnarvT faahenn. tSM r 7w Jirr J"?Win.. "f-rred to the gwme at I :I0 o'clock thl unaoie to get a try at goal, lita tark ling and passing wars both clean. The line-up: filULTNOMtH. MEETS THE DULLES TODAY Captain "Stump" Scott consnlted an nounced that It would be a cinch gams for the Multnomah eleven. Boott ra il 1 1 2 1.0 1 1 14 0 0 Columbia.' PoalUon. Port Acavdemyi J. kj ijnen, uay- Bor Cook. . . . I T. H Xnrria CI Bllledeaux . U T. R.. WUaoa, Spdi Totals ..10 " 1 t 24 II 1 'Catted for McQuade In ninth Inning. 1 SCORE BY INNINGS. Los Anxelea.......O 10 10 0 10 Hits; ...........0 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 I Port and ....1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Hits 1 0 0 1 9 1 0 0 06 ' SUMMARY. Hlts Off Ferraris. I in six innings: off Harkness, t in two innings. Two base hits Raftery, Bernard, Theeler. Sacrifice hits Casey and Cooney. First base on errors Los Angeles 0, Portland 1. Left on bases -Loa Angeles 4, Port , land 5. - Bases on balls Off Ferraris 4. off Wheeler 3, off Harknesa 1. Struck out By Wheeler 7. by Ferraris I jjasset nan trice. Bernard. . Time of game 1 hour 10 mlij Vtea. Umpires O'Connell and Loman. Aya, Walker. .L. O. R. C5odi Hare. Becker. ... .C Xjuonai Kel'her. Brown R.O. L. .. , ... Summers Doolev R.T.L. Huersnerj Campoell. Jen- , aen ....... . R. E. L. Bnener Seufert Ennls...Q Cobb Ennla. O'Brien L. H. R-. ..Brace. 'Wilson Pomerov. Cook J. O'Brien. . R. H. L Terart I walker, Aya jt cookingham Touchdowns Walker 2. Ennia I. J. O'Brien 1. Goals from touchdown En nia 3. Walker 1. Time of halves 25 mtnutea. Officials Oswald, referee; Austin, umpire. afternoon with The Dalles Athletlo club team, which has been cankering after a game with tha "Winged M" aquad for a number of rears, and which has been accommodated at last by Manager Pratt The Dalles team arrived In town laat night and ia in excellent shape for the acrimmaae with the local clubmen. Th DaJles aoen believe they can defeat tha tonaj aeevyweignis out are not approxi Una- tna sue, or tha score, on the other band the locals look upon th game aa already won by a large figure. -a . COLLEGE FOOTBALL OREGON'S CHANCES ARE HOT BRIGHTEST If the University of Oregon wing from Stolen bases Ellis, I tha University of Idaho in Moscow this afternoon, Portland followers of the varsity will look upon it as a visitation from above.;...', ? . . Soma seven: years ago the university ' fl ITTT.AATTl'Q TnQQTPfiltook a, trip through the northweat with lege, at Gettysburg, Pa.' J aVWkJJW ,. ,. VI r. n. Th... TTnlnn cnllne v To irate, at TTxmll were no- less than seven freshmen on I lon the eleven, the exact situation that nre-I woaa. valla today. With that mediocre mate-1 University 'of Chicago vs. University SEALS. GET AWAY WITH Saat. . Yale vs. Massachusetta AgrloulturaM at New Haven. Harvard va. Brown, at Cambridge. Princeton va. West Point, at West Point . ' Pennsylvania va. Swarthmpre college, at Philadelphia. Cornell vs. Pennsylvania State, at I Ithaca, N. Y. , Carlisle Indiana vs. Kayai cadets, at Annapolis. . Lehigh vs. Waahlngton and Jefferson, at Pittsburg. nJlJ 1 una t mt .11114.. ixai .iviu. Dartmouth Vs. Amherst, at Hanover, N. H. Williams college vs. Syracuse univer sity, at Syracuse, l. X. Phillips Exeter vs. Colby , oollege, at Exeter, N. H, Gettysburg college vs. iJicKinaon col (Dnlte4 Press Leaeed Wln.i . ' , , . ; San Francisco, Oct 81. Oakland was easy for the Seals today, the game end ing 0 to 2. Beck made a homer. Tha .score;. . ' , OAKLAND. rial they succeeded in holding Idaho to of Minnesota, at Chicago, a scoreless tie. , I University of Illinois vs. Indiana, unl' loaav lauio xooioaai is am ciasav asiveraitv. at iirnano. ill. any in ine norinvni onu ine veterans give It a balance that Is not noticeable -Van Haltren, cf... Trueadale, 2b ..,.4 McCay, 3b. ....... A Heltmuller, rf. Eagan, as. ..... iewia, jr. Miller, lb. Smith, c . Johnson, p, Totals . University of Michigan vs. Vander- r.iir univAreirv. ar Ann Arnor. AB. R. H. PO. AE. I n the Oregon eleven. ' However, Oregon I University, of Wisconsin vs. Mar- 0 .2 i 0 0 0 0 0 0 has a defense which is the equal tf anyqUette, at Madison. Oregon eleven ever sent out, and this win orooaoiy onset xaano'a wen-jtnown aggressive tactics. those who aaw Punter Clarke when 7t l University of Missouri vs. Ames, at uoiumoia, mo. University of Nebraska vs. University the team was in Portland found him in poor shape. His kicking leg was aore ana stin. rintcnam, another star, was in poor 'condition also, and will not be Haskell Indiana vs. St Mary's col n.' Oberlln college vs. Miami university, . ...... .....35 2 24 It SAN FRANCISCO. ' '- , AEKH.PO.A.E. Aionier, zo. g i l o 4 1 Melchlor, rf. ........ 6 1 1 10 0 Zelder, sa. 0 1 2 1 1 Rodie, If S 0 2 0 0 0 Williams, Jb., 6 1 1 10. 1 1 Beck, cf. , 4" 2 2 2 0 0 .Berry, c.i 12 1 7 1 0 McArdle. 3b. .. 1 2 2 2 S 2 Browning, p. 2 0 0 1 1 0 . ToUls . ...........35 9 11 27 13 5 SCORE BY INNINGS. Oakland .......0 000010102 wits . 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 ban rancisco ...13000221 H1U . 2 2 1 0 1 2 2 1 13 ' . , SUMMARY. Home run Beck. Three-base hit McArdle. Two-base hits Bodle. Beck. Sacrifice Hits MoArdle,. Browning, Ber - ry, Mohler 6. Bases on balls Oil John- son, 1 ; on Browning, 2. Struck out lay Johnson, i; by Browning, 6. HJt by imcner crowning. Double play Mo. A rdle to Williams. Passed ball Smith. time or game One hour and 40 ml a utea. Umpire Perine. "1 " "ll'.""."."i.!u.."Vu""'-vu.D at Oberlln. Ohio. mm.u wuo t.u LO""' " "'"Usui. I t,h., nlAP.l.. ... n T.., 1.1.1. verslty. at Lafayette. Ind. Notre Dame university vs. Ohio Northern university, at Notre Dame, Ind. Beioit ooliege vs. .Lawrence univer sity, at tseioit. wis. Wabash college vs. Michigan Agridul- turai, at Jbansing, Mich. Oregon vs. Idaho, at Moscow, Idaho. TTniversitv of ' Palifornla va. Van. ne inp io uib buuiiu, wnnraan conego fioiivsr. at Kp.rkelav. f'nl ALB ANT-IXDIAX GA3IE XEAELY FKEE-F0K-ALL .. fgnedll IMmatch to Thm lanil ) . Albany. Or, Oct 81. Albany college'a . midget eleven yesterday afternoon met ana aereatea tne enema w a oravea in a J a H and furious game. The game waa somewhat marred on account of contin ual wrangling, and about the middle of the laat half the game came near end ing In a free-for-all. The Chemawa big left tackle waa put off the field for slureing. . Albany played a more open game and relied mostly on end rune and forward peases, being particularly atrong on the a latter, while Chemawa atuck more - closely to the old-style game Tatee, Beeaen. Dun lap and Ward were easily the a tare of tha game, and time and time again made aenaattonal plars. The next game for .the Albany boya takes plare November 10, when they pl v a return game with Willamette. I . ! SSH ruamT oouu wm now. Wbesj yva eee that kind of a weather foreeest yea know that rheumatism weather is at hand. Get ready for tt now t-y getting a bottle of Bella F now 11 b i men i. bottle of BaIlaMa Pineal thine made for rheumatlasa. eb tibial na. froet bit, aore and stiff Joints and moarlea, all aches "d peine. Bold by P kid more Drug Cav ;&c, c M lie a bottle. WHITMAN'S ELEVEN IS ANXIOUS TO BEAT IDAHO iRneelil MsDatck to Tna JooranL) Walla Walla, Waah.. Oct 31. Des perate because of her two defeats the trip to the sound. Whitman coll is straining every nerve ana muscle to Washington State college vs. Blair CL VUlIUIliVU V- T all A 1 Will UUU I AA I 0 trn Of H 1 1 1 I m Tl WAflh Here next Friday. The team was badly rTTtf.AuryM-.HV-' mA ,,n K .K. mr.A I. 4,... ...tin. I . V w. , into anape again, xne result or the ford, Waahlngton game gave tha school some hopes, and these were not dashed en- Leland Stan at Reno, Nev, onto. University i)f Georgia vs. Mercer uni versity, at "Awiens, Ga. - Kentuekv state college vs. Sewanee, tlrely by the Whit worth disaster, as it is thought the team had not then recov- ered from thakterrlfio game with the .."1"! ""whTfn win " h. two week.- University of North Carolina vs, rest next Friday, and Idaho has a hard frame today. Harvey. Whitman's star ine man and punter, will be back in the game, and in addition the boys will any the camDua to nruvlrf ahii and barrf) for the Coast Institutions I flrurea above. 11.002.117. - Unfortunate. ,A T.r. m I " 1 All thia' waa dacidi h th. t.M. th oriental liner Nlcomedl got In board of control at Ita maetina- Ions day too late to clear with a full tiiy )Vn!n t,h wshliton baseball caro of flour. Xpr tha orient, or the team waa In Janan Manaa-ar HaL.rd . ... ... .. ..... A... .. - . ... i . , . maiiii, m m urm . n . . . nnn. uuietta tooa up tne matter of rowing I""" - -- With the leadlna JaDanesa aturianfa anlAOO mark. Tha Nlcomadla ia recelvlna ravoraDie to American hr wg0 of -ome 10.000 barrel, of Kt tno Bfi."y.Ttm XiTtrrZ Hour at the mUl. and will be ready to with stationary aeata, heavy and alow, clear Monday. , , The Jmaneae want to have HPU .hi. ' As a result ot the Nlcomedla s delay, the collage crewa acraaa tha n.r. I there was no flour. ahlDDed to the orient and Waahlngton will try at once to In-1 from this port during the month, tha troduce the American shells and the 11.000 barreia mentioned above having American, game, -ine Nipponese proved been set an oat lor Europe aa part cargo gooa sporis wnen the baseball team I of Ue German bark Aster, whloh got to Visited them and if thev take to on. eea aarlv in tha month. Evarv ilolind cldental rowing aa they do to the great of breadatuffa exported thia month was Am,rJ.CM ame. they will prove for- deatlned tor Europe, most of the eall- mldable competitors on the water. ing veasela betng cleared for Queens- . ' "- inavn aaa traliMASth t nrAIa Atlri i Viae Stanford Crew in Southern Regatta, steamers going to . St Vinoent Cape Stanford Unlvereitv. Cel.. Oct t. Verde Islanda, . to receive inatruotlons The executive committee deotdad thia where to proceed to discharge. afternoon to enter a four-oared ' crew Barley shipments were heavier than in the regatta which will be held - at usual, with close to 300,000 bushels hav Naplea in Southern California on I Ing been started for Europe. The Nor- Thankssivlnar dav. The nmu weo-lan hark Darhlld took a full eera-o. Jlven under the auspices of the Los lone of the largest ever set afloat from ngelea Athletlo club and the San Diego a Pacific coast port. She is at anchor Rowing club and la mads up entirely off St Johns, but will leave down this ot,V.nl.OUJ.J:rew"-. . afternoon if a towooat Decomes avail . Thia Is the firat year, that Stanford able. t nM entered a crew in thia race but it Foreign lumber bUsinesa was light I" l n; from mills in this city, out large quan tereat in rowlns- at tha unlvereftv wiill.... . j J mr .... b' At.!n?."La-?i'.d-2 'all practice will iower river. These cargoes were cleared UilUUUULCUl UlUVV Ul to the men when thev training in the second semester. fall practice will iower rir,r. These cargoes were clear ' .FJf. i."?-van . " through Astoria, however, and are cred a LLltll rln ittd to the business of that port A On . Vk- al""Ji"T 2"n.w?'"? waa the material and flattering Increase fiV week. and will commene'7o on the bay immediately. Besides the r ' . U,U"V two aouthern crewa theri will be enterSd naVtu aie1 .'S'".. i ... . . . . I m nnn nnn . m rn ty h..t nnnn. tna inAnth in ma regaiui. a crew irom tne.uoipnin I 1 Boat club of San Francisco and also now om,na-to a close, nearfy 10,000.000 one from the University of California. wer ahlpped, avery foot rom mills In mis immouiaxv vit;iixLy. The fact that every foot of the coast wise lumber went In steam achooners shows that the low freight rates have driven tha sailing achooners out of the trafflo between thia port and California, lor the time Deing. xney in turn nave sought foreign business and as a result a number of achooners and barkentlnea are now in the river loading; for off shore destinations. In this Held they are preferable to "the larger and more (Special Dispatoh to The journal.) . , cumbersome roreign winajammers. - Forest Grove, Or., Oct 81. A 4Kp thrnno-h tha iustnm-haua dnr- klck from the 20-yard line by Captain ing October of this year, giving the Humphrey brought the non-conference I vessel's' name, nationality, rig, destina championship of Oregon to Pacific, Uni- h10.""111 and, character of cargo veratty yeaieraav arternoon in a root-1 - --- - . . . ball game between that college and Cargoes Cleared During ootooer. Willamette. A series' of end runs had Desdemona, British ship, for Europe, worked the ball up to the 20-yard line 34,822 bushels wheat value 177,188. shortly after the Kick-off In tha firat . Mlnh.l.i UVannh hark, for Rurona. half. Two . runs failed to bring any 1 117.535 bushels wheat, value 3111.660: material gain and Captain Humphreys Guernsey, Norwegian ship, for St feature ot the month's lumber business FIELD GOAL GIVES THE TITLE ? PACIFIC (Special Dtepatcb te Tk learaeit North Yakima. Wash, Oct I1- Ths electric Una that will follow Ihd Colum bia river from Wenatchee to tha meutK of the Snake and then cross the country to Walla Walla Is bow aa assured fact Tha location map for. this road, for a ..apt tt t iha distance, has lust been ap proved by the general land offlca. and It Is believed that construction will be gin soon. Tha portion, that has been approved lies within the district of the North Yakima land office. It has Its begin ning at the foot or Priest Kapiaa. and tnUmtm aaatarlv alona tha south bank of the Clunbla river to Hanford and White bluffa. and thenre turna souther ly to the big bend in the Yakima river. It will then follow along the banka of tha vaklma and Columbia rivers to the mouth of he Snake. . i Tha nrenoaed road win traverse me rloh Columbia vauey, wnere at present there are no railway raciimes. i wm aaoura Ita nower from the Priest Ran I da. Where will be generated more than enough electricity to operate the en tire line.' It could not be learned here Just who is back of the project but It Is understood that there la plenty of money. From Trinidad Jo the mouth of the Taklma the country is sparsely aettled aa ret but there are wonderful opportunities for development . ? whose home Is at Arlington, noa.i iaei evening on iieem a v. mm wiuia oiiiini in ine i dropped l.lflllA i depot with a friend. Wrhara Novelty Orcheetra at tha Per. kins mill fur mid day lunuh. ' , Companies Incorporated. , ' (Salem aHirees ef The Journal.) Sal em. Or., Oct II. -Articles ,of In. corporation have been filed, in' the of fice of the secretary of state as fol. WWSt :-.. ....'.).. Malheur Hotel company; principal of fice. Vale, or.! capital stock, 140. 00.1: Inoorporatora. Elwood I CUrk, C, a Mmlfcr, Ueorae Mcknight. T, W, Ilal lldayVnd L. 3. Ho.ilev. Estate of C C. Ilarker; ttrlneinal nf. flea. Portland; capital stock. ,600.000; Incorporators, Rose A. Barker, Ada E. Harker. Alice H. Barker and V. . r Barker. .. '. . .. ' i , m ,1 ' Shoe values can alwava ha fo-nrf at Knfghfa. t , . im. Death Roll of the Northwest Mrs. America Fro man Price. ; (Special Dlapatck te The JearaaLl . ' Albany, Qr., Oct II. Mr a America Froman Price, II year of age, wife of Nlmrod Price, died at her home In ths country yesterday morning, oi paralysis. . ' , Mrs. Prloe was a prominent pioneer woman belonging to one of. the county's beat known families. She was a sister of the late Strauder Froman. who died only a few hours berore. Mrs. Price leavea a husband, 8 years of age, and four sons, W. K. Price of Tolo, Bruce and Strauder' Price of Crook county, and Clark " G. Prloe of this county; three daughters, Mrs. C E. Wolverton of Portland, Mrs. Horace Powell, and Mrs. Charles Lafallett, of California. - i Mrs. Eliza Ucht. (Special Dispatch to The Journal.) Hlllaboro. Or.. Oct 31. Mrs. Ellaa Llchts. 01 years of age, an old resident of this county, died yesterday at the John Foots farm, about five miles north east or tne city, wnere she had oeen living; with her children., James McClelland. (United Press teased Wire.) Everett' Wash.. Oct 11. Junta Mc Clelland, 40 yeara of age, a farmer. HllTij!.: a wtr m a u encn ai ict MRS. S. K. CHAN' the . only Chinese woman doctoring In' ' tnis icity. cine naa cured many afflicted sufferers. Cared private and female dlaeaaea, also throat and Iuh. . t rnn hi aa ! ttnmt.h Diaaaer ana moneys and the human flesh is heir to. Cured . by Chinese berba and roots. ' - Ram.,' edlea harmless. . No oner- ' atlons. Honest treatment Examine- . tlons free. 22 IH MORRISON ST, Be tween First and Seoond. , ; , .: Evonr Woman eMral. lnsBistodaadsBeaMkaew . ilwl MAmi'vYnlrlinJ Vv X-5IS' - atMoet ConrenlaDl, v V JyWiw UCUini laeuatly, .TewaertlrtfwM. L-JnW be cannot inpely the w ' iriaL lO 1 . astyai, aeeept ae SwliTt otner, bat aead aiajap far ' tV llluamted btommmJU. TtstveS "V : W ,.. a . ' id direction, t valuable to ladles. MARVEL CO. a. mam ir nan i.bb , . . i b . gklamars Una- Chv. - woosaie. Claias Oa. aad Laae-Sevls Srae 0 tares. CmCHESTILLLS Xeieel aea year i c h laee-tefe ' pllla ia Bad sad i boiai. aatll vltb BIAMONaV HKAMI rilJA far Sl ten k aaw M Beet, Saaet,Ahe7e Reliable KOID BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Vw U dropped back for the try. Hla kick was straight between the bars. Half-back Sullivan, tha. yellow haired star of the Willamette team, nlavnd practically the whole game for his team. He would undoubtedly make a s-raat player were , he with tt larger college. Ward, MillS and Markham were the stars tor raciiio. - Tne game" waa re markably free from uenalttes. yonlv one email penalty -for off-aide play being; called. v HUEST0X TAKES GAME lBOM HENRY SOLOMON ba Dlavlnff on their' home' ground. There is a feeling here that if Whit man wanta to win a tame this season she must do it next wek. Cincinnati Racesf Cincinnati. Ohio.. Oct. 31 Weather clear, track fast Latonia results yesterday: First- race, rive ana one hair luriongs. puree zarape, no (Troxier) won; Mrs. Marlon Moore, let (Pickens) sec'ond; Kllvaney, 110 (Butler) tHlrd. Time, 1:08 1-6. Seoond race, five and one half fur longs, purse Alice, 106 (Burton) won: Mabel He.nry, 10S (Martin) second; Alice ooorge, no (Mcuee) third. Time, 1:07 z-t. Third race six furlongs, selling Boserrlan, 104 (Brannon) won; Mirt- lus, I0 (Burton) second; Vandan, 104, (Devencn.) third. Time, 1:16 3-5. Fourth race, six furlongs, handican colloquy, lis (Mcoee; won; Miss Sain. Ill (Troxler) second; Al Muller, 106 (Kennedy) tnira. Time, l:iz s-. Fifth race, one mile and an eighth. selling Watercooler. 101 (Martin) won; Lady Ethel. 102 (McOee) s-cond; The SbaughraJn. 101 (Pickens) third. Time, i:ei i-a. Sixth race, one mile and 70 yards. selling Financier. 10X (Martin) Von; Llgnando, 6 (Kennedy) aecond: Stone Street. 101 (Butler) third) Time, 1:45. Rich mond, at Chapel HIIL N. C University of Alabama vs. University or unaitanooga, at Birmingham, Ala. University of Virginia vs. North Car onnaj, a. and M., at Norfolk. IV ilInK URINARY OltCHABQCS ULXXTKD Vt 24 EOURS aWaCas- ale beara NfirY tWe ae- A ll Mroctrrs Bait Lake Races. Salt Lake. Utah. Oct IL Weather lar, track fKt Results yesterday: First race, all furlonaa. 'aelllnar Reene W., 107 (W. Smith) 4 to . won: Hand-Me-Down, 107 Nelson) even, aec on.i. Piquet 10T (Morae) out third. Time, l.l7"ia. I Second rai-. five and one half fu r- i tonga, aeiling 1st Joe. 104 (McBeth) I to 1. won, Sam Barber. HI (Otis) 4 to a. second. Hii.y Msyham. 101 (Brady) out. third. Time. 1:10. inira race, six ana a hair ru Hongs, el Hag Bill Oaa-w-ll. 1"7 (Selena), I to I, won: Bumnlt't. 107 (8. Bmlth), to a, eona; ADTara ri (McSetb), out, third. Time. 1:11 V,. Fourth) race, four forlor.ga, puree Aatlorb. 01 (Nelen). I te a. won: Lyte Knight- 113 Otls). te I. second; Jam A. Merray. Ill (atanders). 1 te 10. trlrd. Time. :4I. Fifth nf, fer aad a half furlong. :;tDg Kstl Crewa, 17 (Wtisnai, te 2. mr-om ; In Shermaa, 111 P.ray). I la 3. swvod; V Xiret, lit (Nelson), f te I, IMrl Time :. is race, frle)ta. S-Illr-g eta-rmm- V mn ) . ( ( t, W"; Jtn Vr.t lt W, Fmitk) e-ren, wr-1 i. i-' hite. Ill (More), oat Uird. 7 me. 1 I7H. . ASTORIA HIGH FALLS BEF0EE EUGENE LADS (Special Dispatch to The JoaraaLl Eugene, Oct. 31. -Eugene high school defeated Astoria high yesterday after noon Dy scoring a single toucnaown in the first half. Although outweltfhed 16 pounds to the man and In poor condition from the two.games which they had already played this . week, Astoria put up a gritty fight and kept Eugene from scoring several times when touchdowns seemed certain. The field was very heavy from the rain and there were few runs of anv lenath. Eugene's back field showed uo stlen dldly, bucking the line continually for good gains. Astoria s baca; neid also picked up in the laat half but could not keep ud the pace. The stars for Eugene were Preston, Jenkins, Knox and Krleger, while Short and Lpahur ahowed up best for Astoria. In minting Jenkins .of Eugene had the Detter or tne game. Notwithstanding the rain tha gams waa wen attended. . Tna lineup was: Eugene. Astoria. Preston . . L. E. R. (J rev. Due ton . . . R. h. L. Bailey Anderson . Ray Koch ..... Penara . . . Kuykendall Knox Krleger .... Jenkins ... ...L. T. R.. ...R. T, L.. ...L. O. R.. ,..R. Q. L.. -C. . ...S. Short . . . . Morton ... Jeldneea .... Troyer ..... arry . rescnei Ross Q... ....... Rogers .L. 11. R. . Short . .R. H. L.V. ...F.. Cpshur aaraer This Date ia ' Sport Aanalg, 1377 nroung Peter Jackson" (Sim Tompkins), negro pugilist, bora lav Bal timore. v ; ltll At Sbannlgan Lake, 8. C, Ed ward Haalaa defeated C tepheaeosi bt ecu I lore', rare for 11.000 parse. till At Cowey la land. Joe Cbeywekl defeated Qorf Oodrey la li round a, for purse ef li.Oee. 1 111 At Bridgeport Con-, Queens berry, a celebrated tagh Jumper, died ef anevnrbfile. 1 At Cambridge,. Maaa. Harvard rafrerfltr defeated, toe bostoa A. A. at football, 40 ta 0. 14 At fan FrajMHav la tSgbt for Khtw1ht cbaaiflneiebt. Jo ens oi (it. Jimmy Jertu e a f 91 la Lb Forrest Hueston waa all to ths eood in hla pool arame with Henrv Solomon last nignt. winning lo to vi in the nrtn day' play. Some of thetprettiest shots of the match were made laat night Hueston's high run was 25, while that of Solomon waa 17.'" ' Solomon is now 42 balls to the good and the contest will he decided Monday nlcht In order to'Wln tha contest Hueston will have to get 12l balls be fore Solomon .has pocketed 83. , . PULLMAN TEAM SWAMPS BREMEETON'S SAIL0ES State College, Pullman, Wash., Oct St Washington state college yester day-defeated the team of the Bremerton navy yard bv a score of 44 to 0. The navy team- succeeded in makin nut uttie yardage, and waa outplay in every stage oi ine game Ing red Shell fish and 'sea foods served as they ahould be at the Perkins Grill. Mo nner oysters in the world.. A Pittsburg man has invented a ma chine by which- he claims from 1,000 pounda to a ton of coal can be mined ana loaaea into a car in a minute. in round numbers. 2.S00.000 ounces of gold and 80.ooo.ooo ounces of silver are produced In the United States each year. Troth and ' Quality appeal to the. Wen-Inforroed In every walk of Ufa and are essential to permanent success knd creditable stanUnir. Accra. IngJy, it ia not claimed that Syrufj of Fig and Elixir of Senna is tb only remedy of known value, but one of many reason why it k the beat of personal and family laxative' is the fact that it cleanses, sweetens and relieves tbe internal organs on which it acta without any debilitating after effects and without haying to Increase the? quantity from time to time. ' .J; 1 It acta pleasantly and riatartSy an 1 truly aa a laxative, and its eotnpou.v parts are known to and approved by physicians, as it Is free from all objection able sxibatancee. To get its beneficial effects always purcha.ee the genuine-. fnaetifactujed by the CkLfomia F3g Pyrup Co, only, an J for sale by all leading drug Vincent for orders, 227,260 bushels wheat, value 3204,600. Annie E. Smale, American schooner, for Hongkong. 1.108.Z14 leet iumoer. yalue 115,008. Aster, German ship, ror Liverpool ai- rect, i6,ooo parrels nour, vaiue bb,zdu; 32,200 bushels wheat, value 32,20. Total value, 186,055. Cornil Bart French bark, for Europe, 112,000 bushels wheat, valued at 1101,- 000. Kins; George, British-steamship, for St. Vincent for orders, 203,770 bushels wheat, value 3189,198. Knight of the Thistle, British steam ship, for Hull. 113,500 bushels barley,' value 373,600; 112,860 bushels wheat value 3101,600. Total value 1176,000. Albert Rlckmers. German bark, for London via San Francisco, 27,428 bush els wheat value 321,077. Henrietta, German ship, for Europe, 118,191 bushels wheat, value 3110,600. i Le Peller, French bark, ror icurope, 117,966 bushels wheat, value 1105,000. Neuilly, French bark, for Europe, 110,803 ousneia wneat. vaiue y,ew. Deike Rlckmers. German steamship. for St Vincent for orders, 312,73.7 bush els wheat value 8202,090. GeneraPFay, French bark, for Europe, 112,620 bushels wheat, value 1100,160. Americana. American barkentine. for Osaka Japan, 034,207 feet lumber, value 11,1126. n Daghlld, Norwegian bark; for Ipswich. England, 165,633 bushels barley, value 197.000. - Vlncennes, ' French bark, for Europe, 111.913 uuahela wheat value 8100.721. La Rochejaquelln, French bark, for Europe.' 111,678 bushels wneat, value 8102,050. . tToastwlae Xisjabew nipmeats. Vessel. ' DeaUnation. . No. Feet Joban Poulsen, aa, for S. F-... 826,000 Nome City, ss for B. F....... 460,000 R. D, Inman. aaw for B. F...., 650,000 J. MarbofTer, ss7 for S'F...... 126,000 Northland, ss for 8. V. ....... 860,000 Harold Dollar, as., for 8. r.... 800,000 Tellowatone, aa.. for S. 7...... 676,000 Falcon, aa. for S. F. ......... 600,000 Quinault as., for 8. F.......... 650,000 Johan Poulsen, sa. for 8. F... 700,000 wasn.. aa.. for San Pedro 700.000 Nome City, aa. for 8. F.. ...... 400,000 snoanone, as., ror o. jr... sa.oos Northland, as. for 8. F. 850.000 South Bay, aS., Santa Barbara. 600.000 Yellowstone, aa.- ror Ban rvoro Hf.oot J. Alarhoftfler. aa for San Pad. 400.000 WEAK M QUICKLY and PERMANENTLY CURED Make hast to seek the services of the moajt 'skillful Specialist In Men's Diseases possible to you the doctor who has . a reputation for Performing CURES. Don't put the matter off. Delay is dangerous, ivery moment you are hesitating the disease is gaining greater head way, and. will be that much harder' to cure. If you delay too long your condition will certainly pass beyond the power of human skill. Remem- oer mat your ailment wui not cure itseii. Is My Fee In Any Un-, I - . ..lib i - a, . a i mt complicated Disorder No otner physician employs a like method, andr so thorough is my work that there need not be the slightest fear Of a relapse into the old con dition. It is not a question of whether you can be cured, but whether you will be cured. Don't watt until it is too lata My method Is perfect and quick. The 'cure is absolutely ' certain. I use NO KNIFE, cauae no pain, and you need not be detained from your work for one- day. I especially solicit those cases where many so called treatments have failed or where money has been waated on eleotrlo belts and other ap- inOM HI anf , irouow luiionill irom Drc,n Sg. TATM1B $10 JTOT A SOUAB yxBS sa paid UlffTIIi OUB1D MATORRHOEA VARICOCELE!, HYDROCELE, -ji, jueadiag 8poiaUst to destroy and disfigure and to render happiness Impossible are urged to call upon me without delay.-- ooirauiiTaTxeBT ajxu auiius ni& . HOTTB8I A. X. TO P. BC 8tnrDAT8, 10 TO 1 . The DR. TAYLOR Co. OOXSTUB 8EOOBTB AJTP KOBBISOW 8TBBSTS, POBTiABT, OBEOOV 834, af.OJMkOAT HXJtalJBTB Total number feet ......... 1,181,000 Indications are that November grain export will be rather light unless a number or vessels now en route under charter to load put In aa early appear ance, -rnere are. nowever, a row wind. lammera la the river available for gram and 41 aen gaged. . Tbey are the Brltlah ahloa Donna Franceeca. Levlead Bros and Brodick Castle. Th latter Is now op or negotiations for a cargo of bar' - " .... .... rorrn sound cia a very ngni gram exporting business during th month aad will fall far behind tn th monthly government report of tb department of commerce aad labor. KLOEBER'S, FUNERAL : . AT yORTII YAKIMA irettad Preae teeaad Wsw.1 Nerth Taklma. Waah Oct ll-Tbe funeral rf Fred Kloeberr ef Oreea River Hot eprlnga, wh met eeet a ta the mountain last week while en a bat- Kg expedition, was t North Tea-I Ito a yeeteMav. Th rvtr were i lara-elv attenied. 1 Pre1 Kleeber wa a' reMtit f Het Frr'ne trr seven year i aa an aaa.eeaat to Ma brother. Dr. J. 8. j Kloeber. Prior t coming te this Stat ; 1) wa tn the eervW ef te Associated ! Pree and ef th I'pited Pr Is their rw-T-e ef eorreeporxletits at th station! capital. I Knlftt's waata J evr chdrea o trade. EXPERT Advice Pree V i Do you- atop to, think- what expert meant ? This is not used as a catch phrase, ip meant liter ally expert advice. Yean of experience and spe cial, study devoted exclusively to the sencativ and delicate centers, makes it possible for me to qualify before any court in the world ai an expert in diseases of men. If you need adviea , ' YOU NBEO GOOD ADVICE! ' and It Is better to git It In th beginning than in the end acOon after it is too late la like rain after harvest . Keep your .youth aa long aa' possible, there ta plenty of time to grow-old. - A good marksmari- is not known by bis bullets but by his aim, and a good doctor ahould not be known ae muoh by hla claims aa by the reaults h Is able to show. Th hea that cackle loudest doe not al . waya lay tha most gg. . Think th points ver r. WHEN LOOKINO FOR A DOCTOR , ' v - Frequently an office ia advertised in the "firat person" whenTio ucn doctor live In tb state. If deception la attempted oa, this point look for it clear down the Una - . If you are not phyeically sound you ought to ba and !tls better to do your duty In this respect than to wish It waa dona W have th largest and most complete office and equipment la tb atata, have ba longer established, and furnish best bank and Krsooal reference, W treat peopl Just aa we would want them te t under similar circumstance and handle their ease on terms to best ult their. convenience- A patient desiring treatment can pay caah and gat discount or in payments to ault circumstance, aad as the ben efit la plainly apparent or If desired , . . .. ... .CAN PAY WHEN CURED - 'Omr entlre time and practice are devoted to the cure of BLOOD POISON, VARICOCELE. STRICTURE, LOST VITALITY, HY DROCELB. PILES. FISTULA. DISEASES OP THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, PROSTATE CLAND. CONTRACTED DISORDERS, WEAKNESS AND ALL DISEASES COMMON TO MEN. ' If you hare tnede SBlvtake ta the past feorraet th mistake Consul, tatloa and advfc fra If yen cannot rail at efrtc. writ for lf eaamtaeUoa bleak tnaay case cured at bema . a. sa. t p. sa, eaaaya, 10 a. aa. te If. ST.LGUIS "si'S1 DISPENSARY conjTZB ascors an yajcctxx, pobtxajtxs euooi. .