THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 8. 1909.
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1 Trt fl 1 flfl 1 TUTU lo th '-l"ornU laaau l tha tlms of
Ill vfll lJfll I ! I I III th promulgation Of Oil slstanr- rul
U u u i L U ?f&iw.i 'sr.-ic.Kr wxz
T V. - Portland aspanaaT
. i " ii . '"ilia point w msk la that Ihlnn at
nrd ga In dlv.stln vs.i.d Hah
aim t riant r ln t ihey go nu
or taw ana rs-asnn wiian may eon
rul dlvtsia a. v.sitd rlvhif fry what
rula can ilia board aay fehlnn bvlona-td
BAT nELSOn READY TO
FIGHT OGIITflEIGIITS l
thm miA tlm AlA ttett mlnn (a fth
. Judge JlcCrcdie Appeals to IVrfmrs; o""B:,?0cl,.:Th,!J
i- n I ' i - i . J . I T I" PiiMy Da macia. i ask (iia board
tram of tha I'nlvaralty of Waahlngton
for tha northwrat championship.
Washlnrton haa a strong team and
will doubtlsss lv tha "AjMle" a hard
conii. it wua rrarea at mat that
would t Imnoaalbla to irranit i dat
tin tha northerners, but, aft. r eonatd
orimt enori tn contaat haa bean ar
rarisaa. - . ,
Tha men ara not In rood condition
aa may wera aarnar in tha season, ow
mar to acaxciiy or contests, but th.i
training; under O'Connell ahould Inaura
victory Friday night Thra will ba
doih m tna iz&, lit, 15, 166. 166 and
to
to h-
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Former Action.
' It looka aa If President Jwlnrhaa
thrown tha hook Into ua In tha Bhlnn
caa. Juris; MeCredis la In receipt of
a letter from Secretary Karrell of th
National commission, which awarda tha
Portland player to the Bauramqnto club.
uuaga Mcuredie naa eppeaira ina case
"to tli commission and it will probably
end by having that body alft tha mat
tar to tha bottom. . ,
- . Her la tha letter from Secretary Fw
rcll! t v..
"Inveatigatlng the Bhlnn matter, it
Irasuf. tieW In th lit. Prancla total. VVlTIi MLL V li Mlfll'l'AKIJ
define when a player ceaana
long to on league and becomes a ra.tn-
bar of .another. If the alanine of tha
contract and the promulgation tharef in
your ornceaoeant complete the transfer
Of membership, the playing seaso hav
ing auaeo. , At that moment ana all
tlmea thereafter lie la nU a member
of the old league, but of The new. If
not, then when doe he become? - If
that tooeltlon la correct, then our con
tention that Bhlnn did not belong to the
California league at tha tlma of the
adoption of tha rule la correct and the
decision la entirely weong. Wi there.
for aak tb board to reranaltler Ita de
cision and award Bhlnn to- Portland."
IS CHASE CONFINED' TO
GEORGIA PEST HOUSE?
la claimed by Mr. Swing that -during
the annual meeting of the Paclfio Coaat
. league, held In tho Bt. Francla bote)
Ban Francisco: 'Judge McCredla, In tha
preaenc of Mr, Walters, Mr. Berry and
' Mr. lah. stated that ho would permit
.Hacramento to have the - aervlcea of
Bhlnn,-provided Bacramepto-Joined the
raclflo Coast league.' . .-r;
1 "Regardless of the above claim, beg
, to atate that the National board has de
cided to lead the support and assist
ance of the National association to; tha
Paclflo Coaat league by tha granting of
loan of the services, for tha playing
aeaaon 10, of all National assoota-
L 'lion player In tha California league.
This would cover tna Bhlnn case. -.
f - Th jTodar' .
Judro 'McCredla replies to Secretary
iFarrell'a sUtement that the National
commission t had decided to grant the
loan of services of National association
. i players In the California league, point
I Inf out that Bhlnn, In signing a Port
land contract before the commission
- I paased on the outlaw natter, had oaaaed
Mo be a member of the California league,
The judge reiterate a that the whole
; thing Is a high handed ploee of business
- et swings. . -J-' - ,
t In part, tho Judge's letter reads:
' ! "I think the board has entirely missed
t tha point In the case. We have never
! objected to the application of the -rule
mentioned in your letter- la lt proper
;eni and loaTcal Intention. It ahould
not ba so construed as to assist in disrupting-
the Paclflo Coast league. It
reads as if the intention was to assist.
player
thTtatd'urr.n,s UNCLE SAM CONFLICTS
Melvln Bheppardi champion middle
distance runner pf the world and holder j
of two Olymplo records, has la all prob
ability run hit last rsca while a United
States government ' employe. If he' In
tends to hold on to bis-present position
as night Inspector In the United States
cusom service he must quit running.
Bheppard, the peer of all runners from
rbu ysras to en mu naa receivea or
dnra from Collector of Port Cheater W.
Hill not to enter any more big races if
they conflict with his duties as inspec
tor,, and as Bheppard s dunes caned ror
IS -nours a njKiii, wun one mam on
every two weeks, it can readily be -seen
that the great runner la practically
forced to suit either hia government po
sition or give up nis atnieuo wonc -
Bheppard mad a hit with former Pres
ident Roosevelt, and soon after the re
turn of the Olympic team he was ap-
f olnted an Inspector at this port. Sine
hen he has participated In several races,
but he baa failed to show his old time
Chicago, ' April ' tV-Battllng Nelson
will fight at San Franclsoo July 4, un
less Jim Coffroth, promoter, succeeds
in landing Jeffrl,. Johnson or some of 1176 pound classes.
tb big fellows, kelson said today that
ne would riant anv i antweirnt - wno
oould make 13 ringside, command a
reasonable purse and post 46,000, side
Bat was ednstdered peeved over the
way Freddie Welsh.th wonderful Kng
llahman; Cyclone Thomas, and Packy
MoKarland have been conducting their
negotiations ror a ngnt ror the ngnt-
Fm coampionsnip or tn woria.
hese fellows niaka n tlrad." dls
dalnfully anorted tb little Pan. "They
era the rreateat loas? distance conver
sationalists I ever bumped Into or
rather tried to bump into. They hand
me challenge Indiscriminately every
where they land, but when it come to
making a tnatcn witn tnem they arei-v - houa at Auauata. nu
always have sons nice comer into which
they ran- crawl and give me the merry
ns-na, .
Nelson Still has several cltle to
make in fulfillment- of hi theatrical
contract. Aa soon that expire he
will atart for Ban Francisco t com
mence traintn for hi fight with Dick
ny land o ,iecortion day. . ; i .;- v,
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- 0nit Preta Luted Wire.)
, New Tork, April . Official
of the New Tork American
leagu club staled today that
they had. received no confirma
tion of the report . J that Hal
Chaae, the crack first sacker of
the Highlander. Is 111 of mall-
pox and confined to the pest
TRACK OFFICIALS IN :
HUNT FOR BATTERIES
-;.,. li i, ii i n i ' ,, v;';
San Franolsco, April S. Repeated ru
mor that elaotrio batteries have been
used by jockey at ths - Emeryville
tracK to increase tn speea or tneir
mounts hav led to an investigation by
the officials at the new 'California
Jockey club. The investigation n
revealed the fact that amall batteries.
easily concealed in the hand,, have been
manufactured by a concern in Berkeley.
but- has failed to substantiate the
charge that the instrument have been
utilized at tn track. - -
Chass Is known to hav been
indisposed for the past week,,
but Secretary Nason .of the club
stated today that h would hav
been notified by Manager Stalling-
were the player' condition ,
serious, ; ;' - v.;
knni
Bheppard aay ha I orry to hav to pvr T MP TVPTQTT 17PQ!
ault running, but a he desires to sd- LiTLJJMiJTJ UltJCi&lJUJrjJvS
vance in the custom service he will
obey th order.
. Stanin- Admit Xllae. ' -
' Lynchburg,' Vs., April - i.
Mantnr Stalling of the New
d Tork Americans admitted today
d. that Hal Chase, first baseman of
d tho Hlrhlandersi-wM confined In
the amallpox . hospital : at Au-
, gusta, Q a. He said Chase' in-
disposition was caused by a mild
attack of Varioloid, and that he "
4 ' would probably be on the field
before the end of the week.
4 ' Chase is the only, member of (he
Highlanders' squad; who was not
d vaccinated.- - f '','-1
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; "'WTrlys Ch alien re.
The Waverlys baseball team ' will
challenge anv team In the city averag
ing 1 yeara for Saturday afternoon
GRAPPLE TOMORROW ATLANTIC CITY HORSE .
SHOW OPENING TODAY
ing- up East 843. Ask for Webster.
Taklnss. an undlsDUted contract
from on Coast team without it con-1 games. Game can be sscueed by call
sent ana againsi in wiu is not a as-1 mi
sletance, either in creating ataouity, con
fidence or atrength nor a ; weapon , to
fight th outlaws. It tend to disunion
wltnln. If it applied to reserve players
or contract player, who had actually
jumped, not word of complaint would
come, But here waaa player signed up
November 1, 1908, long before that rule
was made. At that Urn Bhlnn didn't
belong to the California league. The
player had left them by signing T6rt
fand contract. H ; waa satisfied snd
was on his - way in the spring tn join
the Portland, when stopped oy jawing.
(TTnltMl Press Leased Wlr.
Oregon Agricultural Collega. Corvsllls,
April 8. The second intercollegiate
wrestling match of the) year will be
held In the college armory tomorrow
night, in which O. A., C. will meet the
INTERESTING PACTS FANS MKK tO KNOW CONCERNING J
TONIGHT'S CHAMPIONSHIP, WRESTLING ,
VKXeroiFAXa EMIdle O'Connell and Gene Tff mblay.
Ninetoenth and Washington.
"How can the rule of the board bel
Dyspepsia "J America " curs.
'Bur-
I dock Blood Bitter conquer dyspepsia
every time. - It drives out impurities,
nnM th stomach, restore perfect dl-
I seat Ion,, normal weight, and good
i health. v . .
S-Itehinir, bleeding protruding or blind;
(piles yield to Doan Ointmnt.. Chronlo
I rnees soon reneveo, xinaiiy vurea, xjruw
gists all sell it ' - '
Poan'a Regulets cure constipation
without griping, nausea, nor any weak-;nlne-
effect. Ask your druggist : for
them. 26 cents per box. i
For any pain, from top to toe. from
nv cause. soDly Dr. Thomas' Eclectrlo
Oil. . Pain can't stay's wher It i used.
WTafrsi K.inonltlon rink.
xnramwiB Jos Acton, former chamnion of champion
DtrmATIOBT Contest is schedule 1 for two falls out of three.
TTTI.B Match will be for welterweight championship of the world.
WEXOST Wrestlers will go on mat at catchwelghts, meaning about 14S
pounds each., ' , '
nuBxaucOTAjBT Fred . Abernathy handicapped two falls In half an hour
by Walter Arndt. . i , y .
TZMB Doors open at 7:80 o'clock; preliminary starti 8:30; principals
immediately after preliminary jends.
ABMISBIOH General admission, 1; reserved ringside, $1.60: seat Bell
ing at Schiller' and Cadwell's; bof office open 7 o'clock.
ITEMS OF FACT O'Connell, who holds the welterweight championship
title, ha been wrestling professionally since 1901. He has wrestled
JIO0 matches, losing but seventfour of these men ho afterward defeated.
Since coming to Portland he has uccessively defeated Dick Hart,
Btrangler Smith. Joe Helnrich, Mike Dwyer, Joe IaSaIle, Frank Ri
ley, Toung Hackenschmtdt and Con Albrights He 1 wrestling Instruc
tor st Multnomah club and graduate of Yale and Cornell.
Eugene Tremblay is the lightweight champion of tho world and wears
the Police Gasette $600 helt emblematlc-of his title. He wrested the
championship from George Bothner, who held it for years. H de- ...
r feated Bothner four out of five matches and also lost and won a
match from Harvey Parker, the little demon. These two are th on
ly defeats he has suffered in over $00 matches. H haa been wrest-
lln
ing 10 years.
Atlantic City, N. J., April 'Atlantic
City displayed a lively interest in the
opening of th eleventh annual horse
show this afternoon. The new million
dollar pier, where the exhibition I held
this . year. Instead of at Inlet Park aa
heretofore, will for three day b the
seen of a most brilliant aratherina- of
visitors representing the social sets of
New YorK. jt'hiiaaeipma and otner cities.
That'the affair itself will be success
ful is shown by the figures. All of the
71 classes contained In the prize list are
wen niiea. Among tne prominent ex
hlbltors are B. H. Harrlman of New
York, H. D. Holloway of Philadelphia,
Paul A. Sorg of New York. R. P. Mc-
Granwof ,Xncastsr, and Julian Morris
of Keswick. Va. -
The hotels are; : more crowded than
they, have been at any time this season,
and a large number of cottage owners
have house parties. Every- train brings
its Aiinra nr viaitnrn jinn tun' hni nrn.
prietors are happy in the expectation of
a recora 'breaking master crowd.
mm gups
OFF FOR COmilS
Ollili HAKES
flllE III flliST
Harkness Stars lu Throw
away Drania-i-ScatW
t;v 3IakM Debut; .
vrIUd Preas Lesstd Wire.)
San Franolsco. Aorii I. . Tithr
waaa.. April . The wrest-1 Harkness was vankad ant .
ling team of the University of Wash-1 for Portland yesterday after flv run
Ingtoa leave thl afternoon for Cor-1 had been mad In th flrat Inning on
vallla. Or..-where It meet the mat menlfnur hita h.. nn k. n. . - . ,
Of tha Hr,rnn A I I .nl 1... I. -I I - " ww wnn
aay nignt. i n men nave worked hard
ror the last six weeks under the
tutelage or Frank vane, wreatllna- In
st motor of th Seattle Athletio club.
No true heavvweisht la available and
Guy Fiaharty. the football tackle, will
be entered in both the 174 pound and
Coach
th heavyweight divisions
- Coach Vlmu .ire. ktmale k.
"if nigniy ptessea wun the work that
in men nav been doing, and says that
ii" i coniiogni mey wiu maa a
tag againat tn Oregon "aggli
a tournament will ha haM nnil
a. a. u. ruie. wnicn can ror. tha haat
iwo out or' tnree. - minute bouti
good
threw. Harknea waa th whole thing
In thl little drama. . Beaton who re
placed Speo made a very creditable
showing, allowing the Oaks four hits
In seven inning and one run. Ita mri
th only circuit for the Oregonlans.
Th gam was alow and uninterest
ing, i , . t
" PORTLAND.
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McCredla. rf.....
jonnson, 3D.
Strangl hold and the hammerlocka will K.Vdy,
VICTORIA
CHr.lPIOfl;
FACE
OF U1. C. A. I
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In Australia last Nil. I aiwll d. . i t
lie in oi) powar to iet mi .
tlon. With thai lil.- in view I i i - I
Una afternoon a l-nxe of a suite (
flora In this rltv fur one )rr. In tii.u
time tha slluatloii will i.riilall v
cimna".!. but I will remain In Anuiti t
Until a ) t-hanseil.
' If tioaallila I will hrlna the tr.-.i nt
champion Inla ronfllrt Willi a nl.itu ihkii
who may wrest th boiiora from i-lm '
Than myself there Is no on ho
mora krenly (he slitiatlon that I was ln
struinental In rreaiina "
I 14 11 1
Victoria, B. C, April . Victoria Y.
M. C. A. ha won th northweat basket
ball championship played among tb
team of that organization. With Van.
eouver and Victoria tied at th end of
tne regular aeries. It became necessary
to play off. Accordlnarlv It waa ar
range", tnat two matches should ba
P'ayeo. one in Vancouver and one in
Victoria. In tha formal Va
br one nolnt Ijtmt nlb-h ik. h.i..
,.vu waa jjinyeu nere, (ne locals Win
ning by a score of 26 to 17. As the
total points In both mntpliM'in
uuuni., viciona tnus stands champion.
STANDING OP THE TEAMS
Murphy, cf . . .
Truesdal. 2b.
McCay. 3b....
I Cameron, lb. .
Breyette, as..
Iwl. If.....
Carroll, rf....
LaLonge, o. ..
Bole, p......
Total ....
10
OAKLAND. .
Aa R. H. PO. A. E.
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Sacramento ...
Los Anaeles . .
Oakland ......
San Francisco
Portland
Vernon
Won. Lost.
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. 4 5
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PC.
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.66
.444
.383
.260
xicnnsirT A1TTKORITIZS SAT;
that out-door exercise is needed by ths
American people. That's all very well,
but, how can people with rheumatism
fnllft'w tna.t itvlm? Tha anawav la
very simple use Ballard's Snow Lini
ment ana in rneumauam win go;
leaving you aa srjrv a a colt, Gives
aulck and permanent relief from rheu
matism, neuralgia, lame back and all i
pain. Sold by Skldmore Drug Co, I
Sacramento 7, Frisco 0.
Sacrsmentn. A
Inning game of the season went to Sac
ramento yeaterday after 17 rounds of
iai piay against nan Francisco. Both
orown na tajtiey were in great
shape. . Score:
Kan Francisco R. H. K.
. Qooooioaaooooooi o i 2
Dacramento-
3 0 1 000 01 0 00000 0 1 1 7 t 1
Batteries Eatly and Berry, Brown
ana oyrnes. . ,
Angel 13, Vernon 4.
Lob Angeles, April 8. The Angel
downed Vernon again yesterday, 12 to
i. j. no game was leatureiess. score;
': ""r R. H. E.
juo Angeies . . . o o ti z l o a o i a
Vernon . ,.0 0 2 00 1 0 0 1 4 8
Batteries Tozer and Orendorff;
Brackenrldge and Kinkel.
Weston Resumes Walk.
Dnltsd Prsss Lsoaed Wlra.
Mansfield. Ohio. ADril 8. After rest.
ing this morning1, Edward Payaon Wee
ton resumed his Journey this afternoon,
with Bellevue hi objective point. Upon
his arrival here he had oovered 862
miles.
28 8 37 13 0
SCORE BT INNINGS. T
Portland .0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Hits 0 1 2 2 0 0 1 J 0 (1
Oakland;.,, .w ...6 01 0 0 00 0 i
Hit ... .14 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 8
SUMMARY.
Run Off Harkness B. hits 4. lnhlnas
1: off Beaton 1. hita 4. Inninrn t. Charaa
defeat to Harkness. Two base hits
Murphy. JLaLonge. Lewis. Sacrifice hits
McCay, Ort Cameron, LaLonge. First
base on balls Harkness l. Beaton 4.
Bolce I. Struck out By Harkness 1. bv
eeatorr, t, oy uoice a. nit oy pllcner
Johnson. Wild pitch- Seaton, Stolen
bases Seaton, Ort, Murphv (2). Carroll
Time of game One hour and fifty min
utea. Umpire McUreevy.
M'INTOSH BLAMES SELF
FOR NEjrcICUIP
New York. April 8. "Resnonnlhllltv
for arranging the fight by which su-
premacy in pugilism was taken from the
White man rest with me," said Hugh
D. Mcintosh, an Australian mininsr man
and fight promoter, at a dinner given in
me Motet Asior lasc nignu "i nad no
Idea of the Drobable outcome when T h.
gan making arrangement for the con
test, -,
NOW that a hearo is the ehamnlnn.
because of the fight which I promoted
HOTEL
STEWART
SAN FRANCISCO
GEARY STREET ABOVE L'XICI SQUARE
JUST OPPOSITE HOTEL ST. FRAKCIS
EUROPEAN PUR $1.50 A CAT UP
AMERICAN PlAI $3.00 A OAT UP
4 A lit dovi tiwi kotel Slial ind
brlok slraolurt. Famished it I oost of
$150,000. Eiorj comfort and eomanl
not. . Os ear tints transferrins' to all
parti of itlj. Omnibus maatt all trains -and
itianKt . ; : ;;' ':,v;
If joi taut lomfort, aomsnlsnei '
and laxury at a fir; fiastnabli prict,
itoa at tha ulset V "
HOTEL STEVAtlT
Golden West Hotel
Corner Powell and 111 Streets, '
' SAsT rBakTOZBOO.
JCntranc on Powell St. Rate 11.00 and
Upward.
FRED P, .PLACEMAN; Prop.
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mill
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Pre Premiums.
"MonoDOle" extract, vanilla or lmnn
flavor, with each caah classified ad. In
next Sunday Journal. See announce
ment on classif ied pages today. . .
WRESTLING
'., "-, TONIGHT. v . f
FOR WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORLD '
Eugene Tremblay vs. Eddie O'Connell
Of MontreaL Canada Lightweight Welterweight Champion
Champion of World
EXIOSITIOIV RIIVK
Admission $1; reserved ringside $1.50. Preliminary starts 8:30 pm.' '
Seatl .,0ft sale at Schiller'g and Cadwell's. Cigar Stores "
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Our lease has been sold to the Feldenheimer Jewelry Store, so our Clothing, Hats and Furnishings must be CLOSED OUT AT A SACRIFICE. The
entire stock of Men's High-Grade SpringXlothing, Hats and Furnishing goods is offered at a reduction in price to close it out in the shortest time possible. This
stock is as fine a line as was ever brought to this city and is complete in every detail. LOOK AT THE PRICES THEY SPEAlC FOR THEMSELVES.
CLOTHING
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$35.00 SUIT a,... ....... ...923.15
$30.00 SUIT .. ..;9t0.85,
$20 SUIT w-.a . J.;,.. 917.85
$25.00 SUIT. ..... $1G.G5
$22.50 suit ...... . : .914.65
$20.00. SUIT fc ?13.35
$15.00-SUIT .................99.75
BOSTON GARTERS . ..15
MEN'SHATS
ALL $5.00 STETSON. SOFT AND DERBY 93.15
ALL $5.00 GRANNIS DERBY ...v. 93.15
ALL' $3.p0,$3.5Q AND $4.00 SOFT AND DERBY, . . . .92.35
MEN'S E. & W. SHIRTS, $2.50 AND $3.00 VALUES.. . . ,91.85
MEN'S E. & W. COLLARS 15? EACH, TWO FOR ...... .S5
t MEN'S CLUETT SHIRTS; $1.50 AND $2.00 VALUES.. .91.15
. , MEN'S CLUETT COLLARS 10S OR DOZEN ....91.15
V V PRESIDENT SUSPENDERS1...:. t...... ..25?
MEN'S
UNDERWEAR:
;i
50c AND 75c VALUES 40?
$1.00 AND $1.25 VALUES ............ ...... .85?
$1.25 AND $1,50 NATURAL WOOL.. . , . . .90?
SCRIVEN'S ELASTIC SEAM SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS. 75c VALUES 55?
SILK LISLE BLUE AND BROWN '
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, $1.50 VALS..?1.05
And everything else at prices in proper tipn. ' You will have to come early, as the stock will not last long at these prices.
We Hve Sold Our tease to A & C f ddenhdmer and Have to Vacate These Premises Within Twenty Days
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OPEN EVENINGS
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FIXTURES FOR SALE
Opposite Woodard Ckrlic'