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a THE OREGON i DAILY: JOURNAL, r: PORTLAND, WEDNESDAY EVENING. JULY 29, 1914. 9 McLOUQHLIN IS FINALS WINNER AT.L0NGW00D Wins Right to Play Johnston Today for Championship Bowl. . Boston, Maaa.. July JS. Maurlea E. McJUughlin won tb single finals of the ongwood tennis tournament from H- I. Murray yeaterday, e-S. 6-8, 9-7. Murray played great tennis against MeLougnlln, and forced the San Fran cisco crack to play bis best. McLourh Ua plays William Johnston In the chal lenge round today. Pell and Behr won the doubles cham pionship from Backet and Alexander, -. C-4, 7-5. Points and stroke analysis of the singles: First set MeLougnlln .....8 4 2 4 4 B 4 4 4 39 6 Murray 04040432 1 18 3 i Doable Name Nta Ovta Maces Ace fault McLaughlin ... 5 ' 4 7 8 0 Murray 7. 7 6 4 0 Hecond set McLoughlin .. . . . 4 S 4 4 S 4 4 4 39 Murray 1 1 4 0 2 2 2 30 3 Doable Name Neta Outs Place Aees faolta McLouahlin ... 6 15 24 1 1 Murray ........ 14 1 1 Third set McLouahlln: 8 2531144484 14 246658 Murray: 343644201814142 4817 Double Nime Nta Out Flares Acea faulta McLaughlin ..1 9 25 S Murray 18 13 22 2 Bert Dingley Will Quit Motor Racing Tacoma, Wash., July 29. "No more auh racing for mine" was the positive declaration here today of Bert Ding- ley, the Los Angeles driver injured In the Fourth- of July races. He lay weighted to his bed in tho Tacoma general hospital and discussed for the first time the accident that almost caused his death. 'I died once, or was Just as good as dead," said Dingley. "I can't remem ber a thing that happened on the day of the. races. I suppose V II bo here another month before I can get out on cruicnes. STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS .884 .833 .821 .482 .861 Vaclflo Coast Laaru. Won. Lost. Pet. yaolee 62 83 .639 ix ancaie 62 64 Portland , 67 80 Has Fraoelaco 62 57 Sacramento .... 05 69 Oakland 45 70 VorthwaaWra Learne. Vanroaver 67 40 .624 Seattle 64 44 .693 Spokane 61 42 .892 Taeoaoa 45 64 .418 Victoria 43 63 .400 Bfcliara 39 63 .871 Yetioaal league. New York 61 83 .607 Chicago . , 61 3J .578 St Louis 60 42 .843 Boatoa 40 46 ,.465 Cincinnati 41 48 .461 Philadelphia , H9 47 .468 Plttaburg SS 47 .447 Brooklyn 87 48 .440 Amarioan League. Philadelphia 65 83 .628 Boston 61 41 .664 Waaiilng-tou 49 41 .844 Cblfijto 47 43 .623 Detroit 48 45 .810 St. Lonla 45 45 .600 ion U7 63 . .416 Cleveland 80 61 .830 M eoaral Leasue. Chicago 52 87 .684 Baltimore 47 89 .647 Indianapolis - 46 40 .035 Brooklyn 43 88 .OBI Buffalo 42 43 .494 Kanaaa City 42 50 .497 rutaourg Stt 48 .429 St. Louis 38 - 61 .427 American Aaaaotatioa. LouUtIII . 57 45 .B59 Milwaukee 64 44 .651 Cleveland 65 40 .545 Tolumbua 51 49 .510 Kanaaa City 62 61 .505 tndlaaapolla 61 CI .500 Minneapolis 40 64 .400 Bt. Paul 87 - 68 V870 t . westers Magna. Ston City 69 40 TenT .67 40 Bt. Joseph 55 42 Lincoln 60 47 ' Tfm Moines 49- 40 Omaha 40 60 Wichita , 40 69 Topeka 80 64 .590 .588 .687 .515 .4f5 .479 .4(14 .360 M'GINNITY BEATS BALLARD Tacoma. Wash.. Julv 29. Old Jos McGinnity held Ballard to"five nits yesterday, while his help made four runs off Frambach snd Hanson. Score: t BALLARD (PORTLAND COLTS) AB. R. H. PO, A Coltrtn, Mtlllgas, cf Melcho'r, tt Lewla. If Golgrol. ah McKnne, 2b ........ Wllllama. lb .......... 8 Haworth, e 4 Frambach. p 2 Hanaon, p 0 Callahan 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 1 1 O 0 0 1 5 1 2 O 0 13 a o o o Totals Bendr, cf . . Neighbor, rf McMullln, 3b Bockel, 2b ... Butler, aa . . . Rtftvua r Johnnon, It ... istoKte, it ... McGinnity, p , 84 0 5 24 12 . 3 TACOMA AB. B. H. PO. A. E 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 o 0 0 1 1 1 2 2 0 0 0 4 4 1 O 2 6 2 ft 0 0 o 0 .3 3 O 0 0 1 Local. Knights to Aid Memorial Delegates to Vatlonal Congress' In structed to Briar Matter Before Con vention for Endorsement. ' The local lodge of the "order, of Knights of Columbus will cooperate in the nation wide movement to have erected a great memorial tomb and monument in honor of Christopher Columbus, at Santo Domingo. William Pulllara, a former resident of this city, who about a year ago, while serving, as general receiver of Domini can customs at Santo Domingo, started the movement, addressed the local lodge on the subject Monday evening. Delegates to the national convention of that order on August 3 at St. Paul, were Instructed to take the matter oeiure ine convention ror endorsement The delegates are Roger B. Sinnott and W. P. O'Brien. --.It is Mr. Pulliam's plan to havs the people of the United States and the 20 other republics of North, Central snd South America to raise by popular subscription a fund Of $600,000. Boost for Success Of Products Show Transportation Club Gats la Xdns to Kelp Exhibition; xfsw Policy of Club " Outlined. . By unanimous vote the Portland Transportation club last night fell in line to help make the Manufacturers' and Land Products, show a grand suc- Totals ....80- 7 27 Batted for Frambach In aeventh. SCORE BX INNINGS Ballard 0 0OOO000 00 Tacoma 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 O 4 SUMMARY Two-baaa hit Butler. Double play But ler to Btokke; McKone to Coltrut to Wll llama. Bases on ball received by McMnllln, Boecket, William. Struck out Johnson, Stevens, Coltrln, Ullllgan, Callahan. Cbarga defeat to Frambach. lilt by pitched ball Stokke by Frambach. Wild pltchea Franv bach 2. Tuna of game 1:25. Umpire Wheeler. King Coachman Wins Stake. Detroit, Mich., July 29. King Couch man won the $5000 stake yesterday for 2:18 class - pacers in three straight heats. Dick McMahon drove him, mak Ing the second $5000 stake he has won this year. a McGinnity Buys Osborne. Tacoma, Wash., July 29. Owner Jos McGinnity of the local club announced the purchase of . Pitcher Osborne of the Pendleton club of the Western Tri-State league. He was recommend ed by Buss Hall, now acting Tacoma manager. Fries Sold to Seattle. Seattle, July 29. Eddie Fries, for mer Portland Colt outfielder and later with the Tacoma Tigers, has been sold to the Seattle club and will play right field. Father Sues Son for Board. Father against son is shown in a complaint filed in the district court yesterday by G. H. Williams against George H. Williams, Jr for a $90 bal ance on a board bill. The bill, ac cording to the complaint, was con tracted in 1909. People are always begging-- some body's pardon Just as if they really wanted It. cess, i This action was taken after IV W. s Buckley, general manager of the show, had outlined its objects and urged cooperation. This was one of the features of the annual inaugura tion dinner at the Multnomah-hotel. : M. J. Geary, general agent of the Rock Island lines, was toastmaster. Everything was informal, and most of the speeches were impromptu. Retiring- President Wf. A. Robbins. who lias served the' club one year, turned over .tha gavel to -William Merriman at the close of the speaking program, and the new president' brief ly outlined a policy of progresslvsness and ex pansion. ' : ' . Talks were made by Charles E. Cochran. Judge William Colvig, George Shepherd, I W. Buckley, A. C. Spen cer, J. 8. Campbell, O. H. Becker, U F. Knowlton, J. E. Werlein. C A. Ken nedy, W. O. Roberts, E. W.' Mosher, H. Sheedy, N. C .Soule and W. H. De MerC Nehalem Is Advised To Await Results (Washington Boreas of The Journal.) Washington. July 29. Former Sena tor Bourns and Frank Rows, secretary of the Port of Nehalem. appeared yes terday before the board of army engi neers and mads a statement regarding the improvement of the bay and river as far as WTieeler, which has been ad versely reported. The engineers suggested that fur ther action await the result of the im provement of the bar when, if suffi cient commerce develops, a survey may be ordered on a larger project. Rows left for Oregon last night. Birdman Will Do ' Some Fancy Plying Chrlstoffersoa will Racs Afsiast Motorcycle, Hold Bslay Event by srtir and Perform Aerial Stunts. ' Saturday and Sunday Silas Christof f erson. the .Portland birdman. promises to show .his fellow townsmen some real flying. Arrangements hav been made for an aerial derby to -be held on the Rose City speedway with trottng and pacing races as an added -attraction. Christofferson will do all manner of flying stunts in bis aeroplanes, includ ing racing a motorcycle and running a relay race with himself in two dif ferent aeroplanes. - His most spectacular stunt will be a death dive, a feat only attempted by Lincoln Beachy and himself. At a height of S000 feet, he will shut off his motor and let the aeroplane fall perpendicularly to within a few feet of tho earth. Next week Christofferson and E. Carl Wallen, who is taking pictures of the flights hero for the Hearst-Sellg weekly, will go up the Columbia river to The Dalles, in order to get views of that scenlo stream. PUPIL HERE FROM JAPAN older brothers are already attending th Y. M. C. A scbooL They are the sons of th . Rev. Jtf B. Madden, a supervising missionary for the Chris tian church. . Ed D Young Arrested. Deputy sheriffs have ' arrested Ed. DeToung, one, of four men undet sentence to the penitentiary on con viction -flf obtaining property and sig natures In trades for worthless Linn county land. Failure of Do Toung to put up sat isfactory bonds of $2000 pending ap peal led to. his arrest. -R. D. Black, under sentence on a similar conviction, is to be arrested on a ..warrant. H. G. Kemp, who failed to show up for sentence on at large. a similar charge, is still PREFERS LARCENY CHARGE As an outgrowth of charges made by Attorney B. 8.- Pagu against the Equity Warehouse company. M. E, O'Connor was arrested yesterday by Deputy Constable - Druhot - on a charge of larceny of 3S0 sacks of po tatoes valued at $188.95 from W. J. Strey, a farmer. O'Connor put up bonds for his appearance in the district court. The company recenty made an assignment after suit for over $1000 for money alleged to be due 14 farm ers was filed by Attorney Pague. . Lad WATCH 375 Washington St Cor. West Park ' SEE THURSDAY'S JOURNAL Traveling all the way from Japan, Garfield Madden, son of a missionary at Osaka, has arrived in Portland to attend the educational department of the Young Men's Christian's Asslcia tlon. Although his parents are Ameri cans this is the first time Garfield has been In the United States. His two sr -sv Resident Guests V'. find in the Hotel Multnomah all the comforts and luxuries of a beautiful horns without the cars and worry such an establishment entails. Families, young couples and bachelors can be assured of agreeable and rea sonable accommodations if they con sult the management. - - v." . . . - - ' Hotel Multnomah ASCASXAH OABSXXT EHTXBTATSTMXlSrT Miss Phyllis Linton and Neville Fleeson, society danc ers; John Lynch. Irish tenor; Heller's Augmented Or chestra, At dinner and after Theatre. ' Natures Gave the Scenery The Canadian-Pacific Comfort First, by building the world's greatest transporta tion system the Canadian Pacifici-right through the heart of the Canadian Rockies where the mag nificent scenery Fifty Switzerlands in One IIP mm I ((canaoiamIL -I VViFjr may be enjoyed without Changing trains or . making side trips. Second, by building luxurious hotels in the most beautiful spots. Banff, Lake Louise, Field. Glacier, Balfour, where in the intervals of mountain climbing, horseback riding, one may enjoy the sulphurwater swimming pools, golf, boating and fishing. Everything Canaiiian-Pacific Standard none better , For farther aaiticabncall a ante far Booklet Ne $ f T. X. Johnson. Oaneral Asrant. a. Multnomah Hotel, Portland, Or. ' 1 Cool, Gag, Delightful GEARHART SEASIDE CLATSOP BE ACH "Best for Fun and Rest". FASTEST TIME TO ASTORIA AND PACIFIC OCEAN RESORTS Seashore Limited 8:30 A. M. Evening Express 630 P. M. SATURDAY SPECIAL 2 P. M. Get the Most Out of Your Vacation at the Resorts on Clatsop and Cannon Beach 2 Hours From Portland. Shipherd's Mineral Springs. Jewett Farm Resort Week-End Trips f3 Season - Tickets Fifth and Stark - North Bank Station Tenth and Hoyt "THE NORTH BANK ROAD" MOTORISTS NOTICE You Can Get Pure Associated. GasoMme With More Miles to the Gallon At the Following Dealers in Portland and Vicinity GARAGE or DEALER ADDRESS Allen's Drug Store and Filling Station 221 North Sixteenth Street Benjamin E. Boone Co 514 Alder Street Blue Taxi cab Company 25 North Fourteenth Street City Taxicab Co ..128 Broadway Columbia Boat House ... .'..Foot of Salmon Street East Burnside Garage E. Tenth and Burnside Streets 1 Field & Poorman Auto Truck Co 271 East Water Street Frederickson & Sons, M .Skamakowa, Washington - Gray & Horback Rainier, Oregon Hess & Halladay East Sixth and Belmont Streets Kari, H J57 Burnside Street Kelly-Thorsen Co. ..52 Union Avenue Latourelle & Son ,.f.... ..Gresham, Oregon Lincoln Garage p.. 374 Union Avenue N. Matthews Garage W. .Vancouver, Wash. Mabie. W. A .4....... ....Vancouver, Wash. Mitchell's Boat House Foot Burnside Street Muzzy, J. N Failing and Williams Avenue Oregon Motor Car Co - Chapman and Alder Streets Pioneer Paint Co.. J 86 First Street Portland Taxicab Co .....209 Union-Avenue North j Reid, A. D. .......Foot Hawthorne Avenue Redman-Boyd Auto Co 1130 Albina Avenue Reliance Garage 1063-65 Hawthorne Avenue Riggs Co., Frank C 23d and Washington Streets Sellwood Garage J614 East Seventeenth Street Standard Boat House Foot Madison Street Sheik, Louis . Xinaton, Oregon Smith, M. G. .Garibaldi.' Oregon Union Avenue Garage Co Union Avenue and Wasco Street White Garage, The Sixth and Madison Streets Winters, Co., A. J 67 Sixth Street Zimmerman Garage .Gresham, Oregon i i Fascinating vacation Retreats s Get out and know your own State The expense is small. 1 99 Every dav of the baseball season a thousand ball games are played throughout the United States-r-and hundreds of thousands of "fans" cnjoyBull" Durham hand-made cigarette! while they watch the games. "Bull" Durham has become a part of the National Game. Millions of "fans" would no sooner think of sitting through a ball game without rolling "Bull" Durham, than they would think of seeing a circus without-pcanuts. GENUINE SMOKING TOBACCO Enough for forty hand-made cigarettes in each Sc sack) ' "Bull" Durham is a distinctive form of tobacco enjoyment. The mellow flavor and fresh fragrance of "Bull" Durham hand-made ciga- -u'4 rcKesanora complete; Healthful and lasting satisfaction." Roll your own." Most Scenic Trip in Oregon to Tillamook County Beaches and Fishing Streams. 100 miles of wonderful scenery, ev ery minute something new. Pictur esque, fertile valleys; wild, track less, virgin forests; tumbling- trout streams; Inviting- camp (rounds; peaceful bays; glorious stretches of sandy beaches and the old ocean. Ample hotel accommodations. Low Round-Trip Fares Round Trip season Week-End round trip. . . . ...S4.00 ...83.00 Portland to Garibaldi Beach points, with proportionate low fares to other points. Two Fine .Trains Daily Leave Portland S:55 A. M. and 1:30 P. M. Parlor Buffet Observation Car on afternoon trains. N e.wp ort Charming Seaside Resort' ' Nestling beside the Paclflo Ocean and peaceful Yaqulna BaJv Charm- v Ing, delightful, hospitable. Here Is surf bathing, boating, deep sea fish ing, say social life or secluded recre ation. - Low Round-Trip Fares atoaaoa round trip from, S6.25 rorttasJ, Week-ead round trip Aom yertlaad, 3.75 Proportionate low round-trip fares from other 8. P. points. Ample ac commodations. Through Tourist Sleeping Car Tourist sleeping car leaves Port land for Yaqulna every Saturday, at . 1:20 A. M. (open Friday evening af ter 1.30 P. M.) Returning leaves Ya qulna 8unday evening at :30 P. XL, arriving Portland 7:20 A. M. Monday. Wilhoit Springs A cool, enchanted retreat In Oregon's woodlands. Min eral springs, with ample hotel and camping accom modations, reached in a few hours from Portland by train and auto stage. $3.00 Round Trip From Portland. Including . stage fare. Proportionate fares from other 8. P. points. 'See Oregon Firsts . America's Ores test Bosnia wonder. Crater Lake A BMst saiqne natural pba somenon. 2000 feet deep, 628 (act above aa level. Good a eotnaaodatSana and ezeelleat camples groonda. LOW lOtTSTD-TXir TAJtZS Dally ' trains t Me4for4. tbeie aato; or train aerrlce to CtaUoqata, ' tbeoce aato to Crater Lake. Ah for FREE boo!ioi s" with each '"paper G-ctntm FRFP An Illustrated "E- Booklet, show ing correct wajMo Roll . ,Your Own" Cigarettes, ; and a Book of dnrette papers, will both be mailed to you, fret, on postal re quest. Address Bull" Durham Durham, N.cv ; THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY f 'Hit fit liljltyilP Lake Grove OswegoLake 30 minutes from Portland on 8. P. Electric Line. Spend a day in the woods. nomm tbxp. 35 oxsrrs Fast and rrequent service; train Week - End Fares Between Portland and all O points in the Willamette Valley , offer . convenient . and inexpensive trips. Go ': s out and . know your own state. . " Shasta Mountain Offer a variety of vaca tions, mountain climbing, fishing, tiding. High alti tude . and fascinating soen , : ry. Low Round Tiip Fares 99 To acoSciaaTtUs oa tha k Big mod Steal Electros Can. Make . this trip, any Say oe SunOar atteraoon f oo tbe ape r tcop" trala-from t'ets Ipot it l a, Kmurts a4 y.ujhJU at., l:t. t rnl (irvr; 'retaralog via Kewberg.-Week-sad or Sasday fare. round trip ; ..SlO ally, 30-day fars..,.- aO 1H hoar country aato ride at McMlnavlUo t every Siaa- . day.- rar, SOo. 3SZAOXXS. MOTJfTAUr UTTJOatTS AVB HOT KnXXQU srraphlcally described In our it lustra ted booklet, -Vscation Days." free on receipt of postal card. Booklets on Tilla mook. County beaches and Newport can be obtained from any agent or , ' on . tt, Oeasral Passesger Agent. PorUaad, Oreroa