THE OREGON DAILY. JOURNAL. FORTLAND.' "MONDAY EVENINO. OCTOBER I. 181!.
Sporting --!; News ICfeO From CEP All tsmsdl Sections
CLOSING GAME IS IDGERS LEADING ELEMENTS KNOCK
- WON By fflKHtt BEAVER SLUGGER CHAMPIONS COLD
MiMlltJUHOCf SAYS WT
Nicks and Indians Fatten Bat
ting Averages in Farcical
Affair.
Nicks Slug P.ll With Might and
Main in Closing Series of
Season.
Vernon Creeps to Top of Lad
der; Nicks Are Home and
Disbanded.
SUCCESS AFTER ALL NEVER DROP LEAD
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Figuring on Winning Five
Games.
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lc Biilra of i: day.
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uiml bat far4 ttlr than lha
fsrmar CoaaUr. Tr.a loala halt 1 ruft
t ftara !rt en lha haaa J.inr.- ita -m.
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SCORE BY INNINOb.
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", FL'MMAJtY.
- Homa runa Stovall ivttlgrvw. Nor
5 4vka. Thra baa hit Tonnfann.
Moor. Coltrln. Two haie lilts K1fj.rt
2 Wllllama, Connry. Mrnaor. Ha. rlfli:
I hha Wlllama. Palilgraw c'nlirtn. Huo
I rlfloa fllaa Coltrln I. Klmmerrnan.
f Ktolan baaea Wllllama. N'ordyka. Loi-
bla plar liarrla to alundorff to Coltrln
to wllllama. Struck out Manaor i.
Jiankla 1. O IOUhlln I. Haara on balls
liankla 1. O I-oughlln 12. lilt by pitch
' ar Cooney, by Menaor: Coonay, by Hn
kla; Moor a, by UXouclilln. Ixft un
baaea Cortland 11. fpokana 4. Tlma
1:10. L'mplra Isanti wood.
Mika Tram Arrragr.
Tha way lha Nliki rli'uia.1
In Hi fir.al nr:o of lha Nortl.mr
Iragua in awful Th tam batted
t:? fir lla aarlca rattlrraw ld tha
bunch w'lh tha avrraga of too. W'vir
ana aond IH 44, Mn.r third
llli .411 and M!llin Mil alih III
Btovall. Mund.irff and i"Urln alun hit
wftl durtr.g lh arlra KamVy. Bjaii
and M'aba r Hi Mly piayaf nl
bring nb: to ronnwt during lh wffk
HovVn doublaa, all lrlpl-a and fl
homa runa tll tha ta!a of tha Nlcka
aura taa hitting
Tl Individual itmiim:
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riaiir. Ah n If lb lb llr Rb Hh Trl
Mut.drff :
liarrla
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Wllllama .71
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Senator Win Roth Oamra.
Ean FrajicUoo, Oct- I. Tha Benatora
iron both games from tha Oaka yestar
day by tha acoraa of 4 to 1 and I to 1.
J Tha aacond gama waa a 14 Inning af-
fair. Leonard pitched the flrat game
Tor tha Oaka and waa batted hard. 1U-
Benatora pounded Chrlatlan and F-r-noll
to all corner a of tha lot for IS hits
In tha aecond game, but clever ficldlntc
prevented them from piling up rutin.
Tba batting of Danzig, O'Kourke and
Btum featured the game. Heltttrr and
Cutahaw alao showed up with, the atU-k
In batting. Tha aoorea: K. 1L K.
Bacramento - 4 1" "
. Oakland 1 7 2
liatterlee Fitzgerald and Thomas;
Leonard and Mltze.
6econd game: R. H. K.
Karramento 2 19 2
. Oakland 1 10 -
Batterlea H.um and Korn, Thomas.
FernolU Christian and Pearca.
BAUMGARTEN, UMPS,
CHASES PAT O'ROURKE
I Pol tad. lrM UiH Wlra.)
Ran Francisco, Oct I. Jake Itaum
garten, the recently resigned Northweat-
ern league umpire, la today back In tha
ranks of the Indicator men. llaumgar
ten umpired the two Sunday gamea here
between Oakland and .Sacramento, sub
stituting for Hlldehrand. Except for
one sultry session with Patsy O'Kourke,
JnkJe got by without trouble. O'Rnurke
wns put out of the gume for rmbblng.
and after that Haumgarten waa master
of the field.
Tigers Jump Into Lead.
Loa Angeles, Cel., Oct. 2. The Ver
non Tigers Jumped into the lead In the
,v Pacific coaat league pennant race neie
I ': yesterday by taking a double header
E ' - em th. i-TAcTm lir. Ihn MPnrr f,f
I to 1 and 10 to 2. Testerday's double
victory was the aeventli atraight win
for tha Tlgera over the 1ah AnKelf-s
1 team.
- -Delhi' allowed but four hits In the
. morning game, but a lucky triple by
Patterson broke up tho game. The aft
ernoon game was a slugging affair, the
Tigers out slugging the locals and wln
DlnK 10 to 2.
The scores First gnme: It.H.E. I
MULTNOMAH SOCIAL
SWIMS ARE RESUMED
The Multnomah club will resume Its
weekly social swims tomorrow night at
the Portland ewlmmlng hatha, Fourin
and Yamhill streets, nnder the direction
of Professor Cavil!. There will be In
formal racing and diving ttunts as
usual. The swimmers, excltiHlva of the
Multnomah set, will aHsemble at 8
o'clock.
HTAXDIXO OP THK TEAMS.
Pacific C'tmsf Injrnc.
W on. I.ost. P. O.
Vernon U: 74 ,6!)502
Port land 1" .Bl'172
Oakland OS 90 .621
San Francisco M 101 .454
.Sai'ramentu SI 101 .441
i.os Angeles 70 112 .401
Xorthwestcrn liOttgue.
1
-Los Angeles
f Vernon , . , , :
- Ratteries iDelhl and Brooks
and .Brown.
Second game Jt. II. K.
: Vernon ; ; 10
Los Angeles . 2
Batteries Agnew and Abbott;
ion, Kilroy and Hopan, Hasty.
Vancouver
2 1 :Vi'iMmo , .
( I j'C.'lt t lu
Hitt
13.1
10 L
Ca r-
1'ort land
Tacunia
Victoria
Won. Lost. P. C.
. 10J 111 .1525
. !I5 7! .672.
. SS 77 .6;!;!
. .81 !7fi .S2
. SI 82 .406
. 41 124 .248
American League.
Won. Lost.
Phlladlph!a 98
Iietrolt 7
Cleveland 7S
New York ........ 76
Chicago 74
Boston 72
Washington 62
St. Loula 41
C0STELL0E ELECTED
MT. ANGEL CAPTAIN
f
Mount .Aijgel, Or., Oct. I. At a meet
ing of the Athletic association, held last
jweek, John Costelloe was elected cap--tain
of the 1911 football iuad. M.
Melchlor was elected to tho rosltlon last
year, but failad to return to colkgo this
year. rAlsxander Walsh will manager
the teafn's buslnes?.
Just why will coach the tenm Is no; 'Inclnnati US
yet known, hut.lt l as been decided to ! lsi'0"klyn hi-
4S
60
69
71'
72
It
105
Belect a toach TTTIk week -and Initial
practice will be held In the latter part
. of the week.. ,
No Cigar Is
Good for You
4
unless it leaves you with the
desire to smoke another. Be
ware of the srftolce that leaves
you satiated. . But each light,
Xatlonal 1 A' ague.
Won- . Lost.
New York, 92 50
fhlcnpo 87 f,0
Pitisburg ..: 84 fil
i'hllat!elilila 7!
t. Louis .1 7 11
S2 "
105
P. c.
.671
' .692
.531
.617
.607
.487
.423
.281
p. a
.649
.693
.560
.513
.611
.456
.427
.266
!. Aii U'k lot a f o a j i..ia Wad
uu LtLiklit a ai aik.uis iiriita.i.-
Nell Vdiily lha lao lUra lk-k
hori, tr a Ufa i4 dath strucai Th
elub lhl gi away will doubiloaa ato
lha pmr.anl. It la held lu Usilava that
Prl. aiula ao! ullad narhln will t
arr. k.. l.y Vornon a trki e.!c Man
fur man tl lara ouirlaaa th Tli
in l"a drf.nilT Ucparlmrtit. ar.d Ihrr
la haid:y a ron.pariaon btain lh
ptlcMbg alaffa of the two uptiooenla
iDun on lh h"l haa a beltar bat
ling crw than tba Havra. bul lha
al;iw aU-.dra hare dona nothing
startling all araaon aaalnet lha l orllanil
hurlera. 00 tha utlirr land the Havr
blffcra hav 1.01 taicd ihelr ray rual-
lar In aoUIng lha rlddUa dished up by)
lha rustic gunnos.
Kvar) thing laka bright for the lo
cals who appear to be almoat aa ',i
a rvad Irani aa iny ar a i.iim 101
laam. In lb laal three k lliry
have won II out of II garaaa, fronting
ilia three strona'eat tcama In th lague.
Vn.on. uak.ai.d ard Fan rraaclco.
lha ina u.. that ban l'ranc;co took
fUt of ti e fle iavd should hav bi-rn
a Portland vlt lury bul fur Kappa' er
ror at nrn boa that t two man
irure. That a prtty good record for
any baathall club.
Lasplta Uia rain a elelegatlon of loyal
fan! aaw Ilia Keavermrllmb tha rattler
lor tha aouih laat nltfit. bidding them
good-bye and good lurk
ITortbwastarn Saeeoa Cloeed.
Th Northwestern league aeaaon
r..ed yestorday with Nick Williams
scrappy biincn of ball toesera In fourth
iil.icc. elcht polnta behind tha Beatt.e
club, wklch won a double header from
Tucuma whlla lha l'ortiandars lost their
"irrUway" me against Spokane. Uth
erwl.o tha Nlcka would have closed In
third place.
Vancouver won the pennant with an
average of .426. while Ppokana waa aec
ond with .672. Seattle waa third with
63J and Portland fourth with .675.
Taconia. whlrli about tha middle of the
race iii.i'K' a sensational epurt and waa
right nt the top. alumped baJly In the
declining daya of the achedule and was
a poor fifth, four polnta off of winning
half the gamea. victoria waa a nope
less proposition . from tha start, al
though under tha management of Ducky
Holmes the Islanders became a more
formidable aggregation In tha waning
daya of the aiason. Vlctorla'a average
was .296.
(Jrent credit must be given the pop
ular Nick Wllllama for the splendid race
he made out of It and had he early been
abla to get his men Into anything like
the shapo they were in last week lie
would doubtless lmve-glven Vancouver
a brush for first place. Williams Joined
a lot of strangers here last spring two
weeks alter tho other clubs had sig
nalled the opening of their training
season. Ills pitchers coulu not rounu
Into shnpo and tho defensive work of
tha Nicks was ragged until mid-season
when It suddenly took a brace and the
club became a consistent winner.
Williams has prtoved himself a capa
ble manager In his flrt attempt at
handling the relna and if the McCredlcs
conclude to hook up with the North
western league next year no mora pop
ular move can be made thai to retain
tho blonde-thatched first baseman as
a loader. Ho Is unusually popular with
the fans and the players under him
boont him to the skies as a brainy leadr
er nnd a 6plendld fellow. "There were
tluuw . wlm thought-Nick... would, be . too
lender-hearted to talk severely to the
players, but when - occasion demanded
he could bo as strict a disciplinarian
as a Frank Chance.
All of the Portland players with the
exception of Catcher "Skin" Harrla re
turned to Portland last night. Harris
leaves Spokane this morning for his
home in Detroit. JesB Stovall, Lefty
Tonneson and Hobby Coltrln leave to
nlffht for California. Stovall and Col
trln to play in the Imperial valley win
ter hagiio and Tonneson to umpire
there. Sitovall s address will e Ox
nard. The other ball players Including Man
ager Williams, will remain here for ft
few days before departing to their va
rious homes to spend the off-season.
n 11 r-. pure
Walla.-, rtoae
dally Yeungr.
i'k Ihiid liaron Ufl.rc IVndleton.
fuurth; Varttn. Nurit-n rift a. I
i Ju 1 101 teal lao in ih'r.. pur IJOfl
Won by Ht Ukhtet. Wllaonn Velnta,
Noruii. rcnd, Mark II I'ouk. Ihlrd,
n alillrthe mil daah. purae T
Won by Faun McAllister. Turpln. Lucy
Adam aecond. Tddy, third. Itlondl.
fourth
Krr for all. ead.tla hnraa. purs III
Won by IUI; Panoma aaoond, llaea
third
Thr waa a'ao a five eighth mil
dash for a ruree of 1100.
J l Jklct't-Tir.y of Oakland. rHf rrxta.
aril aa official etartcr
ltkii4 fa Uaaal Wlra t
Lue AftfcWa. i'al, Uct. I Willi
ru ligna fl'ntly Ual4 txi
I vpiu.vl rung t i-aAiiaal ladder as
lha im1 f il.a takeui uly ltra wk
awar. T.'rKla liaip)' uaaB. It aiap
I y UaJar of lh tI1U aggragallaa.
aaid i&aay tuera is bo aut.li iblog aa lha
fort:abt Kaatara regaining lha Ia4.
Hap flgura lbl. (Ilk his pitcher
gving tiir l-aa al ear time this
n. and lih dae of aulld r4 fo
Ma team -whlla lha tvarer make lha
1 lutbp from furtlaad. Ma titavaa
wljl have all lha beat af lh 4t gan.
lulu lo tB her a.1ic4y aftri
rtie
lifgaa la counting on winning five of
lha aavan game, and lha local fane
ballava that ha will make good. Tha
rabid routera are being organised today
and whan lha arl opane hfx.'rdla and
l.la bunch will have 10 face all aorta of
nolaa making devices calculated le gel
Ihelr -rumniaa."
Sports of All Sorts
COMPENSATION LAW OF
WASHINGTON IN EFFECT
(t-ali4 rrea La Wlra.1
Seallla, UL 3 Tha workrnan'e com
pcnsailon act want Into effrct In Waah-
I ngton yesterday. II abollehre tha fal
low servant rule, contributory istgll
genca and aaautnptlon of rlek, and pro-
vlda a sura and vpeedy relief nr In
Jured workman and for lha famlllaa of
trua killed whlla In the discharge of
thlr dutlea. Tha alata baa chars of
lh companaatlon fund, which Is col
lected from tha employre on a par
centna vaala of the payroll. Tha aim
pansatlon filed for death Is 4000. and
for Injuries 14000 or leas.
An effort la being mad lo ravlv
rowing at lAk ju'nlgamond. Worces
ter. Uaaa. If lha governor decides lo
lake the lake aa a public rcaervetlon.
tha rhancaa are lh old causeway which
has bean an eyeaor and detriment
to rowing for years will be cleared
away. With tl.n races straightaway
o vr a 1 ' mf! courea tha lake la an
Ideal course. .
a
For th first tlma since 1I0. when
J. C. Gardiner resigned and Uuy Nick
alia, the only challenger, waa unoppoaed,
no race for tha eoveted Wlngfleld
coulla. oa trying with them tha pruud
title of amateur champion of England,
took place this year. The holder, W,
I). Klnnear, of tha Kensington, K. ('.,
evidently frightened away Jtrl rivals
by hie doughty deeda for Toe diamond
srulla, carrying with them tha proud
near retained the trophy by rowing
over tha course.
a a
Lieutenant W. 8. Shaw of England la
promoting a movement to form a nation
al horse and foot league of which tha
objects are: first, to bring about the
mora rlaoroua control or mntnr fraf.
fic and ltaeprohlbltlon along narrow HO AST-Tn-nnAST R YER
cuuuwy ruaua aiiu aiuiia; an roaas wnere
lta presence Is objected to by not lees
than twro-thlrda of the Inhabitants
thereof; aecond, to encourage horseman
ship; third, to encourage walking.
a
Layton beat Crystal palace to I
In tha final baseball gam for tha cup
this year. There la now a alz olnb league
In London and also In Liverpool and
the directors plan Increasing tha organ
ization to eight cluba and to aLio
launch a minor league in eaeh city
from which the older clubs can draft
new material
a a
The- Davis en pi have been contested
for since 1900, a period of 11 years, and
in that tlma America haa held them
three times, England three and Aus
tralia five. The American team won
them In 1900, 1901, 1902. The famoua
Doherty brothers of England, two of
the best players tha world haa ever
known, came to the front in 190S-4 and
1906, and held them during those years.
In 1906 the cups went to Australia,
where they have remained ever since,
but this year Ltimed and McLaughlin
will probably stand a fair chance of lift
ing them in the matches in Australia.
COURT IS DIRECTED TO
DISMISS BRIBE CASES
(PaHad Praa lad Wlra)
San Franclaco, Oct. J. A peramptory
writ of mandate waa lasued by the ap
pellate court today directing Judge
Lawlor to dlsmlaa the caa against A.
K Detwller, th Home Telephone com
pany official, under Indictment on sev
eral oounta for alleged bribery of su
pervisors during the reign of Aba) Ruaf
aa bosa of San Francisco. The writ
wtia granted on the ahowlng that Det
wller haa not been brought to trial
within the prescribed time.
TAKES ANOTHER TUMBLE
(United Praaa Laaaad Wlra.)
Huntington, Ind.. Oct. 2. Aviator C
P. Rodgera fell here today after ha had
been in tha air only two mlnutea with
hla biplane.
Tha tranacontlnental aviator waa only
slightly hurt and hopea soon to repair
the wrecked plane, when ha will resume
hla westward flight.
rreijmtaary iaa I i ,
iM W ft waajlat rwlly af taa Garta-
itaat r 4 af the OaTdttaJ
'"- pt I Me eiiy ai Ike eUj aisle
, (i ar 114I M,laeite, which
to la aa held la I a aart ur.
(rur It. II ftd Thar aro al.fel
aotl41ft la h rlly, a4 lr aabr
afcla llk 1 a vtalltag ftala.
a at. a af h.i af !- ii
enaha cataartB t IH yMg ra7u,
la aake aaihwataaaa a4 i ladesa)
vary laerhfcer la caaaa. ft haawilfwl Ma.
ar will be rraai4 1) taa a.-t.iy
hvlg h istfaal arraala ' ef lla
'I I li.-i.. ai ti e rail.
1 i.i urmr a aa waa I ara v.a u.
vi in nignnt enures, aad ll U as.
Pkm4 i&ai Ib.ra will Ua a lively ra
leal this year fr lha puaaaaaUa af It
CUlanca II i,r-i of lha Inlarlaa
ChurrH aocUly la ehalrmaa af lh 1 .
gr.aaiiaial gial da var eomenlllaa,
aad a lib ftv Mr Ulauh, ck.lrmaa af
lha eoavaallon commit laa. haa t ua
busily engaged In forming lha biaae
which B. hav iahn etaflnlla shay.
Mr. stpeagua will alall aacft aortal y la
lha my bafof lha ewafarvaea for lha
purpo of working up ealhuaiaain for
lb rally Sunday. UWr 1 ha aahad
(ha praidnia of lh aoHllaa la mat
htm ai lh Pl-Tlm I'nnarasattoaal
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llh ftlavaai ft nad af trarani aad la.
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raasa aad gr'U will ha tha pairwlar
p!ara for dlaaar part lea durtaa lha
stay of ihla etalatf Utile waeaaa.
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wall Ira I a ad awiea. lla laat a raaS
leward lha famed aid hallada af aar
aailva Uad, and ftoae ara gars star, ami
last night aha render ad a a oat aar af
faVania aeleetloeie fraam awmnaaaig af
el her ecMiairtea. With II all Mia natch,
ar la aaa af lha inaal aiiraeiivalr
draaead wamaa) af lh profaaalaa. She
will aing la lha mala dialag raasa from
II ia I II p, m. aad froaa II ta If Id
la tha grill
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aa Ohio woman haa pa ten lad.
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I VrtircTniver Wins Final.
EiTrett, Wash., Oct 2. The fjnal
prune, between the Vancouver and the
V ictoria teams was played here yester
Mlny nnd it was a better exhibition of
ill. a National pastime than tvns played
1 the day previous. The Beavers won by
j.tjie one-sided Pcore of 10 to
The battUig: of MlTTlon, Lewis and
j Hrinker ftatured the game. Hrinkcr
riiaJe twd home nrns, nesldcs pulling
off the catch that saved the Bees from
starting a rallj.
Tlio score: R. H. E.
Victoria 1 iy , 3
Vancouver '..10' 13 3
iintteries Lake and Grlndle: Willett
and i,ewLs.
Walla Walla Sportsmen Shoot.
Walla Walla. Oct. t. Hunting season
for ducks, geese and like birds opened
yesterday, arid dozens of hunters spent
the unday by streams' in this county
after the birds. The law permit! the
shooting of the above birds after Octo
ber- -Xr- and - there were, many licenses
Issued Saturday In preparation for the
evert. The ducks are reported to .be
already plentiful on the streams of the
lower end of the valley, and hunting Is
said to be good.
ILLINOIS LEGISLATURE
RECONVENES AT NOON
(United Press Leaned Wire.)
Springfield, III., Oct. 2. Continuing
the special session that took a recess
June 30, the state legislature reconvened
at noon today. Former Governor Rich
ard Yates made a preliminary announce
ment that he had formally severed hla
connection with Senator William Lori
mer, and that he would be a candidate
for the Republication nomination to
governor.
Old Union Soldier Is Gone.
(BdH1 to Th Journal.)
Foreat drove. Or., Oct, 2. William
Luctan Raymond, aged 76 year a, died
Friday afternoon at the home of bla
slster'ln-law, Mrs. Ida J. Raymond, at I
(Jaaton, after a short illness. Ha waa
born in New Tork, and came to Ore
gon in early pioneer days. He waa ,a
veteran of the Civil war, serving on
tho Union 'side. He had never married,
and la survived by several brothers
and ulsters. Funeral semioes veers
held yesterday at the. Forest Grove un
dertaking parlora, under the ausplcea I
of the local post of tha O. A. R., with 1
burial In Mountajnvlew cemetery.
Land la bedng reclaimed from water
at a city along the Hudson river by
sinking a Una of condemned canal boats
to form a bulwark and filling in behind
them.
OLOOD POISOM
JtUP PERMANENTLY JUREDJL
Pimples, spots on the akin, aorea In the
mouth, ulcers, falling hair, bona pains,
catarrh, eta, ara aymptoma. Delaya ara
dangerous, Send at once to Dr. Brown,
986 Arch at, Phlladephla, for Brown's
Blood Car. Convincing proof Is a 93.00
bottle lasts a month. Sold In Portland
by Owl Drug Co. and by all druggists.
domestic . cigar testes better
than the other. Try the mellow
. Duffy Lrvris to Wed.
George E. (Duffy) Lewis, the crack
lft fielder of the Boston American
team, Is to wed Octobet' 9. The lylde
eleet Is Miss Eleanor Ruth Keane of
Hyde l'ark, Chicago, an ardent "Can
nes.
Seattle Takes BotJi Games.
Seattle, Wash., .Oct. 2. -The Giants
I Won both games of the wind-up double
header, the Northwestern league sea
ron here yesterday from the Tacbma
Tigers by the soores qX 6 to 4 and T
Genl Arthur
Miid -10c Cigar
to 4.
! The scores First game:
, Ttcoma
R.H.E.
4 8 1
Seattle J 6 9 1
Slebt;
f Batteries Gordon and Burns
! Fu!lertT and Shea.
1 Second game v' R. H. E.
i Taconia .,.,....,.. 4 g 1
iSeattl .t-.l 7 10 1
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Federation Convention Open.
1 United Preii Lvased Wire.)
Bakerrfield. . Cal.. Oct. 2. With not
ions than 200 delegates present, the
twelfth annual convention' of -the Cali
fornia State Federation of Labor opened
here today. After addresses of welcome
by city officials, the convention was
organized. A sharp appeal for the adop
tion of the suffrage amendment waa
made by Miss Helen M. Todd, state fac
tory Inspector of Illinois.
Among the important questions to be
dealt with by the convention are the
recall of tha Judiciary;, the land tax
amendment; funds for the McXamara
defense ' and organisation of unskllledj
lla. m. 8 p. nx.
Prime Rib Roat Beef 10c
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MILTON PIANO
Style B $275.00
Read the specifications of this piano and cornpar tSi
prade with some of the instruments offered cliewhere at
$350 and $378, ojeven more.
DESCRIPTION
Kfflton Tiano, Style B, has 7 1-8 octaves, fan-strong
bronze irOn frame with improved overstrung steel-wrapped
bass strings; German steel nrasic wire in upper register,
three strings to each note; each tuning pin is bushed with
a hard maple collar; superior rock-maple tuning-pin block
built up with cross-grained veneers; double repeating ac
tion; three pedals (loud, soft and practice), with muffler
attachrnent; genuine ivory keys and ebony sharps.
Made in mahogany and quarter-sawed oak; other fancy
woods to order (can be furnished in dull or art finishes if
specified). Case doublev veneered inside and out, making
five thicknesses throughout best construction known.
Double-roll fall-board, continuous hinges, full-swing music
desk. Hand-carved panel or plain if desired. '
The price of this piano is not inflated, as so often is tho
case where so-called "Special Sales," "Guessing Contests'
on other tricks ' are resorted to. There is no discount off
and no sbrhething-for-nothing offer attached. It is sold to
you on its merits as the best possible value for the money
asked in strict accordance with the well-known policy oi
The Wiley B. Allen Co. in all its transactions.
Easy payments may be arranged to suit the best con
venience of each individual purchaser.
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304 OAK STREET, BET. FIFTH AND SIXTH STSEER
WASCO AND HOOD
RIVERGOUNTYFAIR
AtTHE DALLES, October 3-6, 19 1 1
For. this occasion the 1
Oregon-Washington RaOroad & Navigation Company
..Will sell' rotmd P. ticat;l-J. rr
One and One-Third Fare
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All points between Portland and Pendleton, Also from
points between Portland and Pendleton,
branch line intermediate points.
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SALE DATES:
OCTOBER 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
Final return limit, Oct. 9.
. Trains laara Union cepot m
T:60 and 10 a., m., 4:00. . IM0
and 1:00 p. m. Call at City
Ticket Off loa. Id and Wash
ington street or ' Union Da-,
pvi ier lurusr parxicuiara. -
' WM. MMURRAY j
General Passenger Agent . f
Portland, Or- . . : ,
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