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Newspaper Page TextTIIC OKUGOH DAILY JOURNAL. rOHTLAND. TUESDAY. EVENING. MAY It Hit m TO MEET TUESDAY Annual Track Games Will Give Fans Soma Interesting - Events. Tueadar. alar II. la I Ha deflkil data ef tha annual iravfc aad field hnI f lb trHa4 grammar athuole, rra- DfflyOIIEUIS" BACK IN RING GAME! ELECTED COACH AT -OREGON UNIVERSITY Portland Uohtwelght Will Box Billy Holmes Next Friday ' (failed rre Ua WliO a Franc lei a, May 11. lb ramplet tard for neat rrtday itmim four rar KreUn. k aaa cbrg of lh round boalag bow br eve a eaaouare4 meet, ha ba tolas lo aacur 8etur, j taday. with Jtst Cautaron, la giant day data lor tba meet, bat an account negro af L Aegalee, and Charley lion, of Wullnomah fuld iM-lna In ua until a ' aarwim iaa tne ti.aia at n 1.1 i. MiiMUud far lha w. .d4le tampl. eaoaldared tb uii. It aaa dlded la held Ida meat a I hie aelgbt. lll t from today. riutvor Krvha will try la aefur lha cuii.uil of th arbeot board to Lava . Biaal Hor Itvore la pertel ul. I billy HulniM, wha won praellgw by knot king out Rufe Turner la ana round rr.f!? rft.f ::"?.NAi.d ir;.i..r w ;.u '"" - ""iuuhi other bouia. i bo plenty of tuna I get draaaad for I" Q"r VttSt!m'mhh b"" t""1' i Lu Vaa Lid uya O. 1 L !lo:- . .fa-a-a r ia tm iui .... i iw., I.. V.gae. N. at. May II Tbara .(wwi-n - win Da o lining or th lid in l feet; ao yard dash, bay under feel;vi.a during tbe lima th erowda ara 1 ImhM, to ard daab. boya aader bar for lb Jobuaoo-rlyaa ! fl Indite: f S yard oaan, ooya uaaer fat Hur.ee. 11 yard lh. bore un dr a faai. Open It yard daab; 119 yard bur dlaa. low. half nil I a run; half mlla ra lay, 4 rann.ra; running high Jump; broad Jump; pla tayult; ahotput. II pound. Ihrualng baaaiall. for diaunca. Only ana aolry from aaeh ahool far rah avanl will ba aroaplad. Na pupil 111 ba parmltud to anlar for mora than thraa areata. Including lha ralay racaa. A firat and aarond prlia tnadal will ba awardad In aaeh avanL Tha winning lalay laam will racaiva a cup (or tha acbool, and aacb of tha winning lama will raralva a madal In addition. A rup will alao ba praaantad to tha achool winning tha graataal numbar of potnta. tha following point, to ba glvan win cara: rtraC t, aacond. I and third I. GILLIS NOT ABLE TO REPRESENT CANADA Vancouvar. B. C. May II. V. Olllla of tha Vancouver Athlatlo club ha a finally determined that ha will ba un able lo participate In the Olympic gamea aa on. of tha Canadian team, praaaura of bualneaa being the obaUcle In tha way. Thrr haa not at any time barn a queallon aa lo tha eelrellon or Ilia ra moua weight and dlecua man In tha Dominion tam, and hta abaenca inata rlally leaaena tba rhancea of Canada drawing down any of tha premier hon or of the world'a charapionahlp meet ing In Stockholm. weight fight, according to a alaleinent today by Mayor Robert Taupert. Na gambling will ba allowed, and ao fakera will ba permitted to uaa tha atraeta. Promoter Jaxk Curley announced that tha conatruction work oa tba arena will begin June GaaboaU Kmtb Ilcata Naiuraale. ttfaltad rreaa Leaetd Wire. I New fork. May 11. Uunboat Smith, tba California heavyweight, haa par llally retrieved hla defeat at lha haoda of Jim Stewart today by knatklog out George Edward Hmith In two here. Ounboal waa lo have me Wlegand. who waa unable to flint on account of a game lag, aad ICdward Pmtth waa aubaiituted. Tha Callforniau floored bla man aeveral tlmea In tha ' opening round, a n4 put htm away after' a brief Interval of fighting In tha aacond. l roundi Ft Kraut ; v : : f: .; GRADUATION TAKES STARS OF VARSITY Class of 1912 Will Greatly De , plete Athletic Strength of Oregon. Croan od Itrowa Matched. (I'elted Prea Leaaed Wire.) New York, May 11. After weeka of wrangling. Leach Croee aid Knockout Brown ware finally matched here today. They will meet In a 10 round bout Mon day evening, June J, at 114 pounde, rlogalda. Bueklrjr Looking 'or Mntchfa. i (Ualied tnm Leaaea ww.l New York. May II Jim Buckley la looking for matchea here today for hla j new protege, George Kirk wood, a 123 ' pounder from the coaat. Buckley alao haa Gunboat ' Smith, tha California heavyweight, and Bombardier Well, the Englleh heavyweight, under hla management. American LtAffue Gamea. At Boaton: R. H. E. Chicago 0 6 1 lioaton Batterlea W.l.h and Kuhn, Hulllvan; Wood and Ntmamaker. I'mplrea O'Loughlln and Waatervelt. Loula Plnkbam. graduate of tha Uni versity of Oregon, who waa choaen to teach the rrldlron game to the etudenu next aeaaon. ACADEIYIOJEEF BATTLE TOMORROW iaMMi.1 te Tka Iweatl t'alearaliy of Oregon, fc.ug.ae. May II. Tha graduation ef tba rlaaa of lilt will add a' aaraaec af illaairloua aamea la fnegon a Hall af Kama, la freeldal ftoberl Kellogg. Martin M Itaafclna and tua It. Witti.ma are three Oregon track captalna. Kellogg haa bean heavy paint winner la nearly every eent ba baa entered. Itaakma la bolder af the itorthweet record of lll-a aee- onda for the high hurdlee and of 11 1 I awonda for the law hurdlee. Ilia lima of 1114 eeeonde for tba high atlcka glvea him a tie with peeaoa and Mo- ClUe of California, and Kelly af South ern falirnrula for the eoaat record. wllllama la bolder ef lha norlhweet raoord of II rt. 1 Inch In the pole vault. Tba track ttam will alao loaa Carl La tourette. tba hordJar; Kid JlaadMeoM. m the welghta; J. U Johnaon. in tba blgb Jump, tmvld Mclienlela aad Jim role Johae. tha middle dlatanca men. O. MoOulre. holder of tba nortbweat col- l.gtaie record for tha two mlla ran. and Charlaa It, OI.eon. hurdler. Tbe football team will mtaa Jaml- aan, Kellogg, LAtouretteC Main and Michael, five of the atrongaat play era ho ever wore the lemon yellhw. Kel logg, Latourette. Main and Michael have all reoalvad unanimoua choice aa mam bera of tba Alt-Northweat team at va rloua tlmea. Captain Jamlaon, Bar hour, Word, and Chandler will ba anlaa Ing from the champlonahtp baaabell team. Tennla will loaa Harry feline and Paul Bond, captain Jamlaon. All Northweat forward for three aeaaona, and captain of lha Oregon varalty for two aeaaona. will be the only man loal from tha baakethall five. Aalde from athletic, lha achool will loaa J. I'- Jonea and Leon flay from tha debating tea ma end Italph Moorea and Burna Powell, two of the ableat edltora who aver handled t!ie Oregon Emerald. Lyle Brown, manager of haaa ball; Jlmmla Jonea, manager of foot ball; Wendell Barbour. manager of track, and John Kelly and Wendell Bar bour, joint managera of tha Oregon Emerald, will alao leave college. RAIN STOPS GAMES OVER HIST Beavers and Seals Will Hook Up In Bay City Today. There waa nothing dalag la baeebell narlb af the letb pwallel an account af tba i-erntcloua activity af lha man at lha aqua eaiget. The pi ay era did aai eamplajit of lha layoff, far they bava bad a pretty hard grind a I nee lha aaa. eon opened a month age. Manager Nick baa been dalag aoe tall figuring lately aad ha bell. tea thai bla Iaa eouthpawa. Teaneeoa aad gteig- er, win take four gerttee from the lari bandrd blttera on lha Indian payroll Tonneaun haa bean aaved over Jual for a wharb at Oetdieb'a men. Itoan auulh lha Heaver will meet Ike Heala, while Oakland will play at ec- ramento. and lha Vernan and l-a Aa grlca cluba will buocn up au Angel eat I. lorlland Hguraa lo make a baiter anew- tng aaalnet the Heal a than agalnat Jhe Vtllagera. and with tha addition of Hue rteher. who fa on tha Job, and Hlglln- bai ham and Htone. ahouid make a atrong bid for the eerlea. Klaher'a lal ought to make the fieav era crawl up a bit for Gua haa been a terrific hitler on the eoaat. If they hit like they did at loe Angelea tha aerlea look, already lurked away. BUK ATHLETES T OMEETSA J DAY Some New. Records" Expected in. Big Interscholastio Track Games. flten Haa Hradllght. Baya tha Cleveland leader. "Bill 0leen. the Portland pitcher, la no railed "Headlight" Bill, "teen haa big boll right between hla eyea. and hai It all decorated with bandagea and plae tar. Hla eight aa a raault la affected. and loc White haa algned him up aa a member of tha hoepitai aquad- Wnfni aoae I'p. Wuffll. the Hpokane third aarker, la leading Meek by one point for tha lead Ing honor In tha Nnrthweetern league batting race. Wuffll'a average la .111 and Week a .111. Meek ha played In a few mora gamea than the tpokana alug ger. Tha avrragea: AR R It. Wuffll 4 C 4 Meek 101 II 3 PC it: in are the At Waahlneton R. H. E. Kl.JMila 1 Wlmhlngton S 7 Batteries C. Brown. TZ. Brown and Ftepl.ena; Walker and Henry. L'mplrea Connolly and Hart. Negotiate for Flsht- (Csltxt Preai Leaaed Wtre.l Chicago. May 31. Nagotlatlona being carried on today between managera of Champion Ad Wolgaft and I'arkey MrFarland, and aeveral. New York promotera, for a II round bout between the llghtwelghta In New York on June a. All arrangement for the j i bout hava been completed axcept the j I place to stage It. and the New York nun wnicn oners me dosi lnaucemema will get tha attraction. Scholastic Nines Will Meet on lyiultnomah Field at 3:15 oXIock. At New York flcvelattd New York R H. E. II 0 .110 1 Batteries Blamllng -wad Balerlyirfe i. ii .. a fm i u .ailgllli. I u n rii niiu tincut. j 111- plrea Kgan and Evans. National League Games. At Pt Lmils: R. H. E. Philadelphia 0 0 8t. I.ouls 1 8 0 Batterlea Penlon, Srhults and Dooln; S;illce ".nd Wlnjfo. At Cincinnati New York Cincinnati Batteries Marquard and JTomme, Smith and SfcLean. R. H. E. 3 10 1 0 0 Meyers; Durnn-Olbboiu Bout Postponed. (Halted Praia I.te4 Wire.) New York. May 21. Announcement was made today of tha postponement the. oieduladeout .between--8ld rna, the English welterweight cham pion, and Mike Olbbona, of St. Paul. The fight was Bet for tomorrow night here but was called Off when Burna broke down In training. At Pittsburg R. H. K. Eoaton 4 11 4 Plttahura- IS IS 0 Katteriis Hpsb, Griffin. McTlghe. Tvler and Kllng, Rarldan; Hendrix and Kelley. At Chicago Brooklyn-Chicago postponed; rain. game Ilorlne to Jump at Toronto. (United Pri Leed Wire.) Toronto, Ont, May 21. George Mar ine, of Stanford university. Cal., world's high Jumping champion, haa accepted today an Invitation to compete in a big athletic meet, to be held here June l. McCarthy to Meet Comlskey. (I'nlted Pre. U.ted Wire.) Springfield, Mo., May 21. Luther Mc Carthy, the heavyweight who sprang into prominence recently by Knocking Ing out Carl Morris In six rounds, is matched to meet con Comlskey, the Chicago heavyweight, according to an announcement mad(k today. . The bout will be staged here May 30, ten rounds. SCHOLASTIC SVVIMMERS TEAMS TO MEET TODAY The Portland Academy swimming team will meet the P. A. 8 A. team. There will be six events, including 20, 40 and 100 yards swims, plunge for distance, fancy diving and relay. The teams are: Portland Academy, Wayne Coe, E. McClung, O. Wolfe, D. Henney, Bressie, Hanno and San Ford; P. A. 8. A., J. McMurray, J. Fulton, M. D. Boss, Clair Tait, Breske, Roller and O. Walte. The Jefferson and Portland Academy ball nlnea will cross bat tomorrow aft erncon on Multnomah field at 1:15 o clock. The Jefferaon team, which haa lost but one gam thla aeason. expects to win the game, and will play tha Columbia university team a week from tomorrow. The Portland academy team clayed good team agalnat tha Columbia achool team last week, and expecta to give tha biua and gold boys a, hard game. fXlereon'-wlh''heaVt' for the Jefferaon squad,' and -be will be oppoaed by Ste vens. Both twirlera have-been pitching gut edgea ban a I nee the opening of the aeason. Tha teams will line up aa follows: Jtff.rson. Position. Portland. Anderson P , Stevens Irvine. Campion. . Duffy.... Set-lev. ... . Llebald. . . Llnd Williams. Robinson. B , .c ..IB.. .2 B. . ..3 B. Warren . . Coe Wilson Pan ford -.8 8: Kingsley wen . L F. , .C F. . . .R F. . Caxdinell . Wolfe Amateur Baseball -6 Th Portland Tigers defeated tha Stevenson team Sunday by tha acor of 20 to 8. The Tigers would like to hear from out of town teams for coming Sundays, and other holiday dates. For games, writ R. Doerges, 201 East Wa ter street. STANDING OF THE TEAMS. Of Course, If You Don't care whether you feel well or not, why go on smoking those rich, oily, black Havahas. But if you J'vvant your rnind fresh and active for business, you'd better smoke a light, soothing, harmless " . Gen! Arthur Pacific Coast Lejague. Won. Lost. Oakland 28 17 " Vernon '. 21 17 Los Angeles ......... i 21 fian Francisco 20 24 Sacramento 18 2S Portland 14 25 Northwestern League Won. I. nut Victoria ............. 17 !4 Vancouver 18 IB Portland 17 1 Spokane y... 15 15 Tacoma, 14 17 Seattle'.,.. 14 18 P. C. .622 .60 .128 .455 .41 .359 The Brooklyn Grays would Ilka to arrange-games for Sundays. They are without a contest for Sunday, May 26, and would like to hear from some out alda team. For games, write H.: J. Sharrett, 254 East Sixteenth street., Tel ephone East 234. The Hubbard Meier A Frank score of 2 to 1, Tigers defeated team Sunday by tha the P. C. .648 .545 .516 .600' .453 .438 -American League. . . , Won. Lost. umcajro zs Boston , IT Washington .......... II Clevt'and 13 Detroit 14 Philadelphia 11 New York 7 St. Louis 7 7 10 13 12 15 13 17 19 ,P.t. .747 .630 .519 .620 .483 .468 .292 .263 Costly errors behind Pitcher Wil liams allowed the Goldendale team to pull the game out of the fire and play the North Bank team a 5 to 5 tie. The game was called in tha thirteenth on account of darkness. The score: R. H. E. North Bank 6 16 7 Goldendale 5 6 7 Batteries Williams and McClung; Thompson and Timms. " McMinnvllle. Or., May 2t Tha Sheri dan team defeated the local team Sun day by the score of 4 to 1. Doty and Stelger of Portland played wltlr -the visitors. Mc&wan, ' also of Portland, played with Sheridan, also. Jenny for Mount Angel and Gerlan and 81eberta for 8t, Paul. Tha erore: R. H. F. Mount Angel 6 S Bt, Paul 5 1 4 Reaulta of the Columbia Rlvei'league games of Sunday: Hood River 4, White Salmon 3, 14 In nings; Tha Dallea 2. Hood River Helghta team t. The Honeyman Hardware company team defeated Oak Grove Sunday by the score of 14 to 1. Plllard and Deetera pitched for th hardware team and al lowed thraa scratch hlta. The Honey man team would like to hear from faat out of town teams. For gamea, write H. Huddleaton, cara Honeyman Hard ware company. Owing to the lack of good material th colored Glanta have done nothing ao far this aeaaon. Manager Hubbard haa at last rounded up a squad that will give a good account of Itself. TWO TIED FOR FIRST IN ONTARIO'S SHOOT Ontario, Or. May It. In tha firat annual tournament of tha Ontario Gun rlub held here Sunday. W. R. Thomaa, Boise, and W. H. Lampbert, Huntington, tied for firat place, each breaking 140 out of a 160 blrda. Thomaa won In tha final contest and was awarded tha Idaho Hardware associations 1 60 tro phy. W. O. Beagle, Ontario, won tha 10 dnublea matchea with a acore of It. Al Aldeman. Bnlae. broke It etratght. Twenty markamen participated In the contest. In Next Friday tha Meier & Frank team will depart foa Tillamook, where they ill play two gamea with tne iiuamooK team. Barlow la putting ateam on tru tall for the M.-F. nine now and la getting away In good style. Bell Is get ting the name of a fence buater among hla team mates on the M.-F. team. No Tennla Games. No games ware played yesterday the spring tournament of the Multno mah club. The rain put tha rourta In bad condition for tha gamea and they were postponed. All eonteata arheduled for yeatarday will b played this after naon. provided th weather permit. tral arkaol athletee are heptag thai tba weather will b better far lb aa aual lat.rerhelaette rfU aad field ael. wblcb will ba bald aWtarday aft araaaa ea Mull noma field. T. M Uaaaa. P. A. A. eeeretary. wba baa bad ekarge of ibe .blrlea and Ike affli-tala. aaa aamed three official, far Ike an eel. Dunne himself will art aa referee ef the nei. Frank K. Welkins 111 start tba running evenla and K4 gar C frank will be cl.rk of Ibe euurae. Tbe ret ef th official will ba aeleu.d laaigbt. Th entrie will rlnae tonight and werb aa gelling tha program printed will ba aiated tomorrow. Columbia unl versify la the only school ibal haa luraed la It eataplel entry list Tha ethere will be filed before tonight. Tba meat flaturday will b the Urs.at aad beat ever held by tha local eehulaa- llca aad aeveral reeorda are aapat-ted to be mad thai will stand fur unit time to earn. ema Cla Baeaa. Horn clo ftnleh.e of tha running raeea are peeled. In Ihe hundred yard dean tha rare between llrk Oram of tha Waahlngton high eohool and Uor- eeaky ef Columbia should ba a bumm.r aa both runne have made tba distance in 10 1-6 eeeonde thla eeaeoa. A new atate record in th blgh jump la alao eipertad. Bob wood wort h of the Lincoln blah achool made lha mark of 1 feet ti l tnchta at tba o. A. C meet laal Saturday. Vara WlDdnagle of tbe Waahlngton high achool alao aipeeta lo break world record in the mile and half mile eeenta. The Waahlngton high achool will enter at Waal three men to each event Lincoln will enter at leaat a dosen ath lete and Jefferaan will probably ba rattreeentad by 16 men. Columbia haa entered 10 men In the meat. Including Malarker. Kirkiand. Mulrh.ad. Goreciky, Ktttgerald. Lake and Lacy. Tha meat will begin promptly at 1 o'clock and the receipts will ba devoted to the American Olympic fund to send I'ncle Bam'a athletea to Stockholm this summer. BLACK HANDERS SCARE J. CAL AND DAN LONG (Called rreee leeaea Wire San Francisco. May 21. Aid of tha I'nlted State authorltlea la being sought today by J. Cal Ewlng, vice prealdent of the San rranrlaoo Pacific Coaat league baa .ball club, to apprehend th writer of anonymous latter threat ening him through tha mall for the poor aucceaa of the San Francisco team. n all, four lettera were written, vlll- fltng the baaeball magnate and man ager D. W. Long In Indecent language. Ing believe all th letter were written by tha earns person and haa put th postoffice offlclsls on the trail. Sam Sloan Is a Cigar That a. lis for leaa than It's worth, vis., Try It. 6c DON'T EVER . COME INTO . MY SHOP AGAIN! I MEAN IT! In order to "COME AGAIN," vou have to COME ONCEr-don't you ? Well, if vou COME FIRST I'll waeer you'll COME AGAIN no malter what I telhyour Why? Fr tLe Staple Kuiou SuieJ: You ftt genuint imported doth. You get expert measuring. You get the best cutting. You are perfectly fitted. You are entirely satisfied. You pay HALF the price. 'Can you keep away, from me if these things' are true? As a matter cf fact,' I will not be able to wait upon you all, if vou are convinced that these thinj?sare true. And they are. It is not any trouble , to jjet a customer to COME BACK. It is HARD to make him believe that what 1 say IS TRUE. You try it once anil ' sec. J tut call and make ... me prove it XogvGalladlior loiTiwm Bxrrxsnra X. W. Cot. eta Si WMalar. UTTO 337 H WAJKTjrOTOV ' IUTATOB TO SB 1100 The Tillamook baseball team Is travel ing at a fast gait and Manager Edmund eon1' thinks he haa the best team in the state.. Tha Tillamook texin haa tha fol lowing players lined up: Armbruater, cajoher; Suter, King, Webb, pitchers; Arnsprlger. first base; Ebermen, aecond base; Tauacher, shortstop; Peterson, third baae; Dlehl. left field; flhodea. right field, and Edmunds, center field. DAY SIGNS FOR FIGHT WITH JACK FITZGERALD Marshfield, Or., May 21. Jess Day, th local prizefighter, has signed a con tract to meet Jack Fitzgerald In Marsh field, June 16. Fitzgerald has a record of 42vconteets, with only two loses, and s engaged to fight Howard Morrow In preliminary of tha. Johnson-Flynn fight. Day has been making good with every one he has met, and th next fight with Fitsgerald Is expected to be the best ever pulled off here. This will be the last time that Day will appear in fight in this city before leaving on a tour of the west with hla new manager. W. Qlcason. TENTS GOING UP AT BRIDGETON-M WORK HAS STARTED TO GRADE STREETS AND LAY WATER MAINS AND SIDEWALKS TO PROFIT MOST Speculators and Homebuilders Will Buy Now. While Our Opening: Prices Are in Effect. National League. Won. Lost. P. C. New York .... 26 6, .f9 Cincinnati 23 7 .760 Chicago 13 14 .481 Pittsburg 11 13 .468 Bt. Louis 13 1$ .419 Philadelphia ......... 9 15 .376 Boston ............ . 10 18 .367 Brooklyn 9 it .30 Mild Cigar 10c and 3 for 25c M. A. Ounst & Co lac. 1 tT C rAVcno M P Ml I Skating Champa-Depart. iCstted Prase' Leaetd Wtfe.t St. Paul. Mar. 21. Harlesr Davidson. world' champion poller akater, and Jesse Carey, holder of tha world'a long dis tance record, left yesterday for Austral la, where ' they wlll bear the L United States colors in races In that country. The .two skaters expect to return to America-In' two years, corning back through Europe. They sail from Van couver Jttn-lt,-r- -. ; " Clatskanie, Or., May 21, The local team lost a 10 Inning game in the Lower Columbia league: Sunday by the acore Of 8 to 7 to the bt. Helens team. Lake and Jamison performed for tha visitors, and Elliott, Haggin and McDonald for tiie locals., i The atandinga of tha teams: - Won. Loet. P. C. St. Helena ......... . 2 0 1.060 Clatskanie S 1 .667 Kelso .-. 1 1- .600 Cathiamet' .l Z .883 Rainier . 0 2 .X1O0 i - . The Mount' Angel team defeated the St. Paul team Sunday by the acora of tu S. Sherbaclr of Mount Angel al lowed three hlta. Other stars of the game were White, Shorey, Tarrow and CCTICURA SOAP White 3eat Owen MoraiK j United Presa teaaed Wire.) , Syracuse, N. Y., May 21.-If Charley White, of Chicago, haa a decision, today over Owen' Moran- the English boxer, after one of , lfli aatpeat fights of bis career.. - Moran waa dlsouallfled In the ' ninth round after twice fouling White. Th Englishman was severely beaten In nearly every round and In th eighth . waa eent spinning to the floor with a J terrific right book to the Jaw.. SMG STICK For Tender Faces Indispensable for those subject to red ness, roughness, and other irritations of tba alcia. A f baring luxury. No mug. no aoarr soao. bo senna, no waat cf IP tlmeor money. In nickeled box. 25c, at atortaor by maiL Liberal sampla free. -tllCaJ Addas "Cutlcura," Dept. 2S, Boston- EaSy TO Save money ori your" Spring Suit if ypu know where- to go. Buy "Kampus Klothes" at $15 and get $25 quality. Especially attractive jmodels for men and yoiirig men in the new shades of browns, grays and mixtures. All-wool patterns that will make you look like a prince. IJlS-no more, no iess$15 "Easily worth $25. Brideeton is Portland's new factory resi dence subdivision on the Peninsula. It is situated on the Vancouver aarline, high and dry on the south bank of the Columbia within walking distance of the Peninsula fac tory district and only 25 minutes' ride from Second and Washington streets. The Spanton Company, 269 Oak street, is tnaking prices very low an average of $180 a lot, some as low as $140 and as high as $225; with $10 down and $5 a month. Other com parative values in suburban lots sell for $500 and $600. ' . I I Wo 1 In th leap X Proposed Hew ' Intrstt Brlftg. I I 1 Ho. a i Vanlaanla Factory Dlstrlot. jrirst Tin- I I I fit of Hand la Map Uaa oa Brldgaton. J I - Just a "Wblspr off Washington. $205 IN CASH PRIZES FOR WAGE-EARNERS $100 will be given for a letter of 200 words or less, containing the best group of five answers to the following question: Why is the purchase of a well- located lot in Bridgeton the first step to financial independence? ', $50 will be given for the second best group; $25 for the third best group; $15 for the fourth best group; $10 for the fifth best group; $5 for the sixth best group. "X a , $5 in cash .will be paid for each of the first 20 letters received that contain one of the applications referred to below under the head of "Special Offer to Bayers Prior to. June 1,1912. , . ; ; , ; . . . -'t$5 in cash will be' paid to every. Contestant whose env tire lettef Is published in the. newspapers., v" Nobody can qualify to receive a prize in this contest who is -not employed ea, wages of $150 jor. Jess per month. Special Offer to "Buyers Prior to June 1, 1912 . Your application for a lot in Bridgeton prior to June 1, lyi, accompanied by the tm tial payment of $10, gives you the right . to secure a refund of your money within 15 days from date of pur t . i- . . . r.. cnase. Application Dlank wl. . "a. be sent upon request by ' mail or, phone, or the ar .V- companying : applica- . , , ' tirtn Mint l v -I indosa $19 Tha Spanton Company r 269 Oak used. . - Name Address . and hereby ap .- ply to purchase a lot in Eridrtton. tub .-. . - ject to ggtisfactory seJec, - tion, or cancellation and re . . fund of money within 19 dtyt from date, May 1912.