THE OREGON: DAJLYH JOURNAL PORTLAND,: FRIDAY EVENING, t JULY 17,1 1914. ,
.11
VOLFARD BEATS WARE
IN JUNIOR SIlffilN
ROUND THIS MORNING
Local Jnterscholastic Cham-j
' .pion ' Plays Joy for Title'
Tomorrow, Morning.
WOMEN PLAY GREAT GAME
ATTRACTIVE NEV HOME Of THE PORTLAND GUN CLUB
ley ft. tUaodrids .
ifT 1. H Buadridge 2, of f Barhaia X.
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Bun n balls Off Hea
2. of f Barhaia L Struck
out-Henley . Poubta plT Downa to How
ard; beard to MeArcue. Moien easee-Msa-dorff
a. Fltcrerald 1. CaHUla t, Mclean 1.
wud p'trt e-tana tin", raasea Bn taars.
Hit by pitcher Tools, Howard. Downs by
Heater.
Tsiplre Hay.,
Seeeed sajne- , ,
sam rVAKCiscov :-; "-t
- r R. H. PO. A. T.
FREDDIE WELSH
DROPPED 8500
ON RITCHIE GO
Kles Byder an fcUae Hm1o X.om t
Mias PordiBff.a&d BUss.Clelis -Tneter;
Men's Doubles Thrill.
C'atlln Wolfard, local interscholastle
champion, defeated O. Wtri of Spo
kane. ' Wash., in the aeml-flnal found
of tha Junior boya' singles this morn
is by the score of -2, -0. Wolfard
played a very steady cams and will
pJay against X. Joy for tha champion
amp tomorrow. ' f
There was a large gallery, on hand
it.i. i ..... .. .
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0Iry, 8b ........... 4); O
8cballr, U S I
1WM. ZD ............ 1 '
iTobln. cf ............. ,
Cbarlaa, lb ......... 8 , 0
Coraan. aa ............ 2 l
Schmidt, c .-3 J
BtoD, p .............. 4 a
uowara, "-in ......... o
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Carll.la. If .!. 3
Lard, ZD ............
Kane, cf ............. ft
Bayleaa, rf ............ 4
Utacht, 3b ............ 4
DOT tOO, ID ............
McArdla, aa 4
KJliott. e - a
Peccanolercs ........ ft
rieharty, p ....w...... 0
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VENICE.
AB. B- H. PO
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Batted for Chartea In ninth - -Batted
for Flebarty la ninth. - '
, - 8COBB BT INNINGS.
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Ban rrandaco
Wlckerahant and tha Breck-Rlchardson
matchea. -, -
Woman provide Beat Katea.
Miaa Stella Fording- attd Mine Claire
Tucker won ; the ' moat , aenaattonat
match of the .tournament yesterday
afternoon by beating Miss Ryder and
Kiss Jlaasalo .3. l-o. 10-8. Thla
match was overlooked entirely by the
ftallery, who were deeply Intereatad In
the doubles. matches, being played by
tha Ban Francisco and . Portland ,
players. , . . ., . - , -, -
- With the score of five ames to one
and go lova acainat them in the point
set. Miss Fordlnc and 'alias Tucker
changed tactics, and by . a stubborn
fight against big odda succeeded in
defeating the two junior girls. This
match lasted over two hours, and was
replete with -sensational drives,
smashes and lobs on the part of the
Junior, girls, who deserve a great deal
of credit for their wonderful play.
Miss Fording and Miss Tucker won
the first net 6-3, but in the second set
they were outclassed by their younger
opponenta 6-1. In the third aet Miss
Ryder and Miss haasalo played all
.their ahota in Mlsa Tucker's territory
and had' the match all but won when
Wise Tucker switched to tha net. This
move seemed to throw Miss Ryder and
Miss Jiassalo off their gamo and
. caused them to suffer defeat.
Calif ornlaaa Seat CMas and Wolfard.
The Roberts-Johns doubles team de
feated Qoss and Wolfard In a well
played match in the men's doubles by
tha scores of -4. 8-2, t4. The local
play era, Wolfard and Gosa, made their
best.abowlng in the laat aetl but were
a little off their game and .made poor
returne at critical momenta.
Wicket-sham .and Bteck won from
Oreenberg and Levinson without much
trouble, although the. defeated pair be
gan to play better tennis aa the match-4
neared its end. Oreenberg seemed a
bit too anxious to make smashing re
turns, and. drove into tha net numerous
times. This match was featured by
many wonderful ralliea and filled with
sensational sets and returns.
Play in the men's singles attracted
attention during tha day. Henry Brack
eliminated Oraberg in -td match;'
r4, 6l,- ',nd . Wickeraharn put Dick
Wilder,' but, -vir -Z. ' ' 7 ?.i ' r . . i
, Jnalor Champion 0t. .
One of tha beat matches was tha one
between Johns and Roberta Johns
warning in straight sets, 6-4, 7-6. Rob
erta is the holder of the Pacific Junior
title, but was not quite up to his game
ystetday, and ftuf f erad defeat, after a
bard match.
Wickaraham beat Pratt, former Stan
ford university player, 6-2, 6-4, and
will play Brack in tha aeml-flnals. to
day. , ' -''' ;' '
Mian Tucker, holder of the 1918 Iowa
stata atnglea title, lost to Mlsa Irene
Campbell, 6-2, 6-1. .. Miss Campbell
played a wonderfully steady gams, and
was' very accurate, in returning her
ahots. Miaa Fordinir beat Mrs. North
up after loalnf the first aet. : . - ;
Mlsa Fording will play Mias Camp
bell in the finals-for the honor, of
playing Mlsa Sarah - Livingstone ' of
Seattle fot , the J. Wesley Ladd. tro-
Men's alnglea -Brack Oakland) beat
.Oreenberg (San Francisco), 6-4. 4-l.
Richardson (Portland) beat Pratt
Portland 6-2. 6-4. Johns (San Fran.
Macol beat Roberts (San Francisco).
6-4. 7-5. . Wlckersham ( Portland beat
Wilder- fPortland). 6-4. 6-3. '
Men's doubles-Johns and Roberta
(Ran waneisco) beat -Gosa and Wolf.
ard (Portland). 6-4. 6-2, 6-4. ? Wicker-
sham (Portland) ana urecK (oaiuana)
beat Oreenberg and Levlnaon (San
Francisco n -0. 6-3, -6-4. - I
Mixed doubles Miss Hassale (Port
land) and Oreenber -(8an Francisco)
" beat Mrs. Northmp and Gosa (Port
land), 6-8, 7-5,- 6-3.-. Misa Ryder (Port
land) and Roberts (San, Francisco)
beat Miss C. Tucker (Portland) . and
Breck (Oakland), 6-4. vT-6 Miss AAvm
injrstone (Heattle) and K. Smith, Port-
- land) beat Mrs. A. D. Norrls ahd Nor
rls (Portland). 4-0, 7-6. Miss Campbell
and wlng (Portland) beat Mrs. Bald
win and McAlpln (Portland); 6-3, 6-3.
Ladies' sinftles Miss Fording (Port,
land) beat Mrs. Northup (Portland),
.4-6. 6-3, 6-3. Miss Campbell (Port
land hat Mias C. Tucket (Portland).,
Lciies noumes mibs r ox ana kitb.
Korthup (Portland V beat MIks Bent
and Miss Hald (Portland)." 6-0, 6-3;
Miss Livingstone (Seattle) and Mrs;
Cook (Portland) beat Mies Brown and
Ml Povey (Portland), 6-2, 6-3. Miss
C. Tucker and Mis a Fording -(Port,
land) 'beat Mlsa. Hassalo and Mlsa
Ryder ' (Portlahd). 6-3. 1-6. 10-8.
Mias Slotboom a:l Mias Alexander
(Portland) beat Mis. Fouilhoux and
Minn Hoffman (Portland) by defaults
Men's conaolatione -M.- C. Frohman
. beat Merseresux, 6-0, 6-2, MacKensle
beat Brown, 6-4, 6-4. t.
Ladles' -consolations Miss Bent beat
eMr. Putnam, 7-6. 7-6. .
Junior girls Miss -Burns beat "Miss
ajlqtboom. 6-2.-6-!. Mias A. Tucker
'beat Miss Haasalo, 6-2. 6-0.
. ' Junior boya Ware beat M. Davia by
default, Joy beat Cameron by defaur.
Joy. beat Kurts. 6-4. 4-.;i4jy:j,. f
American " AsocJUon Kesults. .
I Kanaaa City, ft; Louisville 0... "
St. Paul-Cleveland, rain. r- 5;
Minneapolis, 6; Indianapolis, 4.
Columbus. 6; Milwaukee.' 0." t. s
Newly built structure at Jenne Station" on the Estacafla line. which will houe the Portland Gun Club.
,. Members of the club and their friends axe invited to make an inspection of the club house and
' grounds. The home was rushed in order tojhave It ready for the openinjr of -the J Pacific Coaet
handicap, the, biggest trap shoot In thei wesU next Monday.
cent for ; the poor of France,- Johnson
received 6(rper cent f the remaining
$12,610. or 116.296. whUe Meran and
his manager. Dan McKetrlck, and Pro
moter Vienna divided what was left,
' Boxing under the new state law soon
will be reaumed in. New Orleans.' Joe
Mandot probably win be one of the
. , i - . 'j .i .IMMMor prooaoiy wau be one or tne
Receipts Pisappoint ' apa ins j prtacipaisiir the tirat 20-round bout
Champion; May Make His baa been made to American Champion
Home in; Los Angeles.-
Willie Ritchie to meet Mandot in the
Crescent. City.' ;. :c . .
According to advices from Australia.
Tommy Burns., former world's heaTy
1 weight- champions is training tor two
fights to be staged In Sydney. The
first Is to be with Sam MoVey. a
California negro heavyweight, and the
other with Bill Lang, it is aiao stated
that Milburn-Saylor or Indianapolis
SACS VDEFEAT CHRISTIANS
8an Francisco, CaL, July 17r-The
Solbna defeated the Oaks yesterday by
the score of 4 to 1. ,' Christian's play
ers- outhit the Solons, but errors' were
responsible for . the defeat. ' A' clash
between Pitcher Klawitter of : the
Oaks and Tennant , of the Solons ' en
livened the game.. Klawitter lilt Ten
nant on the ribs with a pitched ball
and the Sacramento player threw his
bat at the Oakland t wirier, who re
turned it. Both were ordered from the
game.
The score: . - i
V . .8ACBAMENT0.
AS. B. B. PO. A E.
0 0 2 0 0
0 ! 1 5 2 C
1 i 0 2 0 0
0.0 I 0 0
Moran. cf 4
Cook, 4 :
toy. rt . 3
Tennant, lb O
Hallinan. 8b v.........- 3
Van lliirtn, If ......... 8
Hern, lib 4
Kannab. e-lb ......... 8
Mnlurke)-. p ..t. ...... 3
Htewart. ...,....... 0
Bohrer. e ............. 2
ToUU
1 '
o '
0 !
0 !
0-i
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1
1
1
1
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o
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1
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0
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1
2
2
PO.' A.
20
..........29 4 4 27 . 12
OAKLAND. ,
- v AB. B. H.
Qttlnlan, rf ............ 4- 0 1
Uardncr. lb 4 0 2
Middieton, If ......... 4 0 0
NeB, 2b ., ..... 4 0.2
Zacher, cf 8 0 O
HttUog, 8b 4 O 1
Men-rea, at 4 1. 1
Mitae, C ...-. 4 0 ,3
Klawitter, p 0 0 0
Cbriatian, p 0 0 0
Baylor, 1 0 0
KlHIlayr p 3 .0 O
Oueat, 8b .............. O O
0
O
0
1
O
L. MURRAY AND
GARDNER CAN'T :
. ENDURE HEAT
"'-.""4. 4asrBaBaBssjasjBsaBsaaBa j--,
Two Crack Players Succumb
and Matches in uavis ;
, " TrialsCDefaultecl. Ci
Totals
.35 1 HO 27 16.
Seabrlght. N. J., July 16. Intense
heat and desperate playing in the
Davis cup' tennis elimination contests
here yesterday afternoon caused the
collapse. of R,,Xlndley : Murray, the
California!! and, George Gardner. -This
leaves pj Norrls "Williams. Karl Behr,
William I J- Clothier and Gustavo
Touchard to fight it out in. the semi
finals, -i - r '
The score with R Norrls Williams
II at the time Murray collapsed waa
6-4. 4-6. 5-alL The i score of Gardnes
who was playing Gustav Touchard,
was 2-6, 6-4, . 6-all. Therefore both
nlawra loat Thw default.
: In the Achetes cup singles the scores
were: Third round. Behr defeated Fren
tice. 6-3. 7-6; Clothier defeated Nilea,
9-11, 6-1, 6-0; Touchard defeated Gard
ner. 2-6, 6-4. 6-5. defaulted; Williams
defeated Murray, . 6-4, 4-6, 6-6, de
faulted.--; . .
MATCH CHIP AND SAILOR
Stewart ran for Ttntiant to aecond.
. Kaylor batted for KlllUay la ninth.
v 6C0BS.BT INNINGS.
Sacramento ..........v. lOlOOOOSt-4
Hlta I 0100002 4
Oakland ........ ..0 1 0 O O 01
Hits 1 3 2 1 1 1 O 2 010
.-V-.'j ' SUMS! A BY. - !,'' :" ,
No runs. o blta, 4 at bat-off Cteiattaa la
ft-8 Inning; wt rona, one Wt, 3 at -bt
KUwltter, -taken -eat; In aeoond. .Ckarge de
feat - to- KlUllay. . Three baee hit klenraa.
StolOf -lMte-lfarn. Hannah, Gardnot. -. two
baae Mt MlUe, Qttlnlan. Sacrifice blta
HaUlnanr Vaa,Biee-a. Bohrar., Jlrat baae oo
called ball Off Malarkey 1. off J
Stmck . oat By Malarkey 8. by Kiimay 6.
Hit by.pltcher-JTennant, by Klawitter; Han
nah, by Killllay. Double playa Neaa to Manges
... u,na to tiardner. ; Lett on
W VB.w . , - r- . n I . . rt T - -
baaea Sacramento o, vaaitjuu. ""..V,
aponalble for Malarkey 1. Klawitter 1 KU1I
lay l." Time 8;15. Umplrea Qnthrle and
rianey...; . . -
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
At Boston -
Detroiti i. ......'
. A - , ........ M I
Batteries uauas ana ovhbi "i
Coumbe, Carrigan and Thomas.
CASTOFF PITCHERS -WIN
Hiu .4.. o o 1 a w 1 o
Venlee 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 O
. Hits . 0 210010
- 6UWABT.
Sir hits and 4 runa off Decaanlere, 2 at
bat ia 6 inn Inge, taken eat !b ninth, oa,
none oat.. Charge defeat to Decannlere. Tw
baae alt carueie. oaennce niia 'dwi-tob,
! Elliott. Leard, Corban. Bona reaponalble f or
Baaa 1, Deecaanlere 4. Baaea on baus
on Baum D, on Aecanoiera on Kni
1. B truck oat By Btam oy uecannier . .
I lioable play McArdie to lard to Boftoa.
Hit by pitched ball Sehaller by Do.l'B!r.
Tim 1:00. unxpiro nay.
By Hal Sheridan.
New York. July IT. Advices re
ceived from London today contained
the surprising statement that-Freddie
Welsh, the new world's lightweight
home after the first of the year, and ?",VKXrt ih Australia soma
that b Mn.n. a iMt m -Lea An I matched to right in Australia some
geles, CaU where he has property In
terests. -The statement-Is unqualified,
and Its source Is considered reliable.
Only the future, however, can prove Ita
value. The fact. that it coat Welsh
2500 to win the title from Ritchie
may have eomethlng to' do with his
plans to leave the rtight little isle." ,
Welsh lost money on the champion
ship battle with Ritchie because he
agreed to split even ' with Charles
Cochran, who promoted the Olympla
affair, on the money left after Ritchie
received his $25,000 $16.00 guarantee
and 210,009 -for moving picture , and
advertising privileges. The gross re
ceipts amounted to $21,000, much less
than expected. Harry Pollock. Welsh's
manager, had estimated the receipts at
about $35,000.' Cochran probably lost
about $10,000 on the ahow.
The Johnaon-Moran fight In Paris
draw $86,200. After deducting 10 per
time in September. This, bout Is ex
pected to draw about $26,000. v ;
CH IEF TO "PITCH IN 1 0 D AYS
Chicago. .July; J.7. Within If laa
pitcher Johnson, who Jumped from the
Cincinnati Nationals 'to the' "Kansas
City Federal a. will be wearing a KV C
uniform, say- Federal league officials.
The appellate ; court yesterday held
the' 10 days clauae In " the olayers
contract 'null and void. In a decision
which reversed the auperior , . court. .
Garry asserts that the case -will be
taken to the supreme court jot Illinois
for decialon. ' - -
, Wertern League f ITesulta.
Joseph, : "Denver, 4. , . ,.
v Dea Moines, ; Lincoln. 4. s
, Sioux City. 4: Topeka, 1.
- Wichita-Omaha,- rain.- - x
Los Angeles. Cal.. Julv 17. San
Francisco and Venice divided yester
day"a double headerj-.The Tigers won
tne urst game, is to s. by heavy hit-
ting and the , DoorK f ieldinar of tha
Seals. Henley Ditched aralnst his for-
mer team mates, v i -
Spider" Baum. who, waa trade to
the Seals by .Venice pitched the aec-
ona game for Uie 6eala and was re-
lurnea a 4 to 8 winner. DeCannlere
and Fleharty were on thr mound for
tne xigers. j
Tne scores i
First gasie
SAK rBANCISCO.
an. r. w. pn. a. .
Fitsreraid, rf 8 l ... 8 2 l.
O'Leury, 8b ........... O 1 O 3 0
Sehaller. If ........... S O 2 0 j 0
WWOI, Zb ............ 1 O 4 4 U
Mondorff, ef ......... ft i f l o O o
Howard, lb .......... ft 1 ,1 12 . O
Cpraaa, aa .. 4 0 .2 3 O 1
Clarke, e 1. o "0 0 2 2
Btandridge, p .....i...!2 O O 0 1 o
Barb am. p ........... a o o o s 1
UalUgan. 2b .......... 2 O 12 0
SepalTOda, e ......... ft 0 0 1
Tobln, If .............. 2 0 1 O -0
Totals
.......88 ft
- ; VENICE. -
.AB
......, 6 .
i
s
8
24 16
I Am fclie Clothier
Who CuU Prices n3 Smiles!
Y?
high
Carllale. If
Leard, 2b ..
Kane, ef . .
Bayleaa, rf
LitBchi, 8b ,
Borton, lb ,
"UVA.u.a. wm ...........
BUM. C -.
Henley, p .
Totals ............
4k
tllltltlt! O
...V 8
a. H. po.
0 1 3
s
2
11
0
2
E.
o
1
0
0
0
o
0
27 11
' : R. H.E.
6 13' 1
10 17 0
Faber and
Bressler and
At Philadelphia-
Chicago-- . .. . '
Philadelphia . . .
Batteries' iBusaell.
Schalk; Bender, Bush.
Schang... V' t 'r- '
At New Tork ' ' R- H.E.
St Louis ....v I f.
New York r.
Batteries Baumgardner. James,
Wellman and Agnew; Pleh. Brown and
Bweeney. . - ; . . : .
r At Washington ; -vj - f
Cleveland -. . ." .;? I x
Washington i . ..... L, 2
n. .utii nrmtn -and o Neui;
',. Johnson. Boehllng and WU-
! 1Hcato to Bleet Andrews.
Lob Angeles, -July IT. Babe Pleato
and Freddie Andrews are scheduled to
furniah 20 rounds of flstlo amuse-
m.ni mtr v. VarriAn navlliori -tonight
The winner has bean-promised a match
with one of the lightweight top liners.
; Both boys, have concluded a satis
factory period of training and are said
to be in first class condition. Charley
Eyton will referee and four, prelimi
naries wlfl be staged.
San Francisco, - July 17. George
Chip , and Bailor - Petroskey were
matched by. Eddie Graney to box
rounds here on Friday nlaht. July 3 L
Chip will leave Los Angeles Saturday
and Petroskey after a visit to his
ranch q Plumas county will start
training in Sa n Rafael. The - weisrht
win oe lev pounds at 6 o'clock.
OREGON KID TOWED HOME
Rainier, Or:, July 17. The Oregon
Kid was .raised today from where she
went down Wednesday night near Wal
lace Island.? and -was towed to Rainier
by her crew. The engine . received
slight damage by water and sand, but
her. hull was not damaged.
Hobby Goes to Boston Sox.
. Washington. July 17. The Boston
club of the Amerlcar? league yesterday ;
pnrcnasea: First Baseman uick Hoblit-
c11 from tha "Mnrinn4M olnh tit tha
to strengthen its Infield In an effort
to overhaul the leaders of the Ameri
can league. . -
Journal Want Ads bring results.
....38 10 15
SCORE BT INNINGS.
San Franelsco ...... ..,.1 0 0 0 0
. Hits .................2 0011013 10
Venice ................0 2 2 0 8 1 0 0 10
Hits ...1 32 0 4411 15
- - - 8UKMABT. .
. Bans tltcgerald, Mnndorf t. Howard, Leard
ft. Ease, Bayleaa. Utachi 3, Borton, Bllas,
Meloan. Eight bite and 7 rana off Stand
ridge, IT at bat la ' 4 innings,- taken ont in
fifth, ft oa, none - oat. , Charge defeat to
Standrldge. Two baae bits Henley. : Bor.
ton. . Sacrifice, blta ScbaUer. Downa. Bortoo
2, Kane, BUea. - Bona t reaponalble for Han-
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' .' Any Soft or Stiff Hat rathe Store, d Jj (Qj
. .. " Stetson's indddy, val.'to $6, ea. .1 oecj)
$2.0(3Shirts,now$1.15 V 25c Hose, 3
B.V.p.Underweaf 35c
: V All Men's Finest 50c
; on , Sale Tomorrow Choice, each
V':";; $6.00 Panama Hats, Choice, $3.75 v
This Store Only 3 Months in Business-rEvery thing New!
5.50c
Choice Any Straw Hat $1.50
Necjcwear,
20c
I Extraordinary k ,
- K For this week only; we have engaged one tyJJkK
of the mot , popnlar . singera in New ; B
J "The Sacer-Voieed Cqabig" .
: I -AUt-nwrAH. anrl starred br HenrV W. -' - Cu7
Savage. This cowboy bar created a f3Srjl
" furore wherever heard! . '
-" Ably Ifte4 :tryj ' - . -:
' : ..Mill Veta Floren . . llvJrM ":" '
: J r luiwcpn. .aT. .':MA'H.lt t'
I I in all :th latest ' tongs 4 and dancea , I 1 HV A V'-
fl Oreg-oa Katel. Broadway, at etartt jy
i fEnLv-M. .:'-w' -Kit A.' 1 J5e5MJ -
r 4B :- -. - Fishing ;. f-
- i tl i l - Nowhere' en thb- continent it-A' .
Si, Vi'liil will be found more ideal tpott i j
- 1 n OS M forthefoUowert of the out- 1
- L A4 l l door life than amongst the V
- ' -sn -1 : scenic ftplendort of thU moit i IV 1 rtiTO
v I I yJlII - 1 magnificent playground. - f g2-J
I I mTt "MUwaukee" Whi: ?
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285
WzsbhgtciiSL
BeU&isi 5ti
' BANKRUPT
285
Washington SL
Ect4A and 5li
1
ajTacnse . ,,.,.,..
Philadelphia 1083O
Plttatourr ............. l-0
BeatoB -. f . . .. . 1X0)0
PorUaaO.' Ka. U(UW
Ottawa, Oat 103JO
acoartreal, T. Q........ IOSjOO
THE TRUE SCENIC ROUTE
Sarin the'Bumme Beaaoa low rotmd-trlv rata wta be maa. to
the prtadpel alestiaasloas. - A few ef ike pelats araoted axel .
Sale Dates Daily to Sept 30
XtaaeapeUa ......... r.f SOO .
St. Paul .............. 600)0
- cnicafo . . . :.: .' , 7XSO
,8t. xais .;..v." V04W ;
j Indlanepoaa .......... TSO
3etrolt ............... eao ,
JTew Tork ............. xoeo
. StovoTers Oel&f aaa metnmlaf. riaal Betara Xdattt .OotoVar 31,
lftl. Have, your tickets read oneway throusta the Canadiao-Rock-iae.
lYoarr Itinerary should laclnde atops at Banff. Glacier, , Field.
Lake Ioulae, The Tobo and other reserta. . . : .
yfl TRANSCONTINENTAL
rTOAINS-DAUaY-'" :
Yoc deecrlptlTe ftCattef aad rnrther particulars Apply at Third aa&
. - -, , . Pine, or Address
: ; FRANK R. JOHNSON, General Agent "
poxruurs, oazoow. . . . . .....
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