TITZ OIUZCOIV DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. THURSDAY, JUNS 10, 1S15.
OYiORROVIM
SEVBf RECORDS MAY
BE SETT
N-W. ATHLETIC MEET
Great Rivals of Northwest
Colleges and Clubs Com
pete at Multnomah Field,
CHANGE MARATHON RACE
chairman BAwttas rises X jreoaasejry
; to Ait course i Big Mt win
Start at 30 o'Cloc.
- W ..."
at'-, invent The Pacific North-
' t west association track and field
m ehamoloDshis meet. - ' Hi
m Tim 2 o'clock.
Place -Multnomah ' club ata
Alum.
- , Admission Fifty cents. '
' How to. set there Take Port-
.'land Height or Washington
-.4- street cars ont TVashintton
street, get ff at Stout street
m and walk ! two short blocks
'. south: take "W" car on Morrt-
m son street, get off at Chapman, t
m wall one block west and one
blwck Houth. ,
jr
. With a list of reoord breaking per
. formers entered, tbo annual Pacific
-Northwest association track and field
championships i will be staged tomor
row afternoon ion the Multnomah field
under the auspices of th Multnomah
Amatour Athietio club. In addition to
Vthe reguUr A. A. U. 'events, there Is
' scheduled the Ro Festival five mils
marathon, in which about JO Ion dis
tance runners; of ther northwest win
participate.
Queen Sybil of the festival arfd her
maids of honor, accompanied by the
Boearians. the CberrUns, the T11H
eums and other organisations will-bo
present during the events. Th bands
.of the Rosarlans and Cherriana will
also bo on hand.
- Martin T. Hawkins, chairman of the
outdoor- athletic committee of the
Multnomah club, has made arrange
ments to start the pole vault and
hammer threwtnr events at t o'clock.
The first heat of tho loo yard datih
will start promptly at 8:30 o'clocK.
Practically every club and college In
v the northwest will be represented at
this season's meet, which will serve
as a tryout for the far western Cham
pionships to be decided in San Fran
cisco next month. Some of the club
of ettie northwest will toe represented
-. by the best college athletes In this
section of the country.
May Beg Seven JTsw Beeorae.
, There Is a possibility of seven new
records beins hung up. The discus
; record will likly be bettered by three
contestants,. George Philbrook of the
Multnomah club, Rupert Edmonds of
the University: of Washington, and
Colo of the O. A. C. team.
The mile run record will likely be
lowered a couple of seconds, with tha
old rivals, McClure, Huggirfs and
Clyde pitted against each other, Clyde
will represent the University of Wash
ington and McClure and Muggins will
' run under tho colors of the Multnomah
club. - ' - .---!..- .
'A. ' change- waa-made in' the Course
of the five mile race yesterday. After
going around the trac once, therun
ners will go down Balmoa street ' to
Chapman, north on Chapman to Tay
lor, east on Taylor to Tnth, south on
-Tenth to Hall, eaet on Hall to Fifth,
south on Fifth to CarrutherB. east on
Carruthers to Second, north on Second
to Hall, west on Hall to Tea to, north
on Tenth to Taylor, west n Taylor
to Chapman, aouth on Chapman to
Balmon. west on Salmon to tha n-
trance of the field,' then one and one
mar times around in a trac. :
Bed Watson Catcher
Of Dogs When Youth
San Francisco, June S. (P. tf. S.)
Beor embarking upon , his pugillatie
careeri Red Watson, who today was
tossing about upon the briny an route
to th antipodes, officiated ai assist
ant dog- gteher ef Can Diego. . .
Thtg little aids light flashed up a
day or two ago when-Watson, soaking
to tho morning air en a downtown
treat bora, , wee accosted, py , a bright
looking; youth, whom the boxer at first
took for a regulation gladhander out
to make a touch, but who turned out
to bo a friend -of earlier days.
Billy Masoott Gets
Draw With Bennett
Pandletenv Or, jn is. - Billy
Maaeatt of TttnA n TMtr.u: q...
, , - M J W
Bett of Pendleton last night fought SO
para, rounas to a draw, a decision
Jnjvhlch tho large audience concurred.
The eased n1 niini.h f h nn-ti.
- - - y v. -v.. " y ir ,
youngsUr was a gurpris to tho fans,
a cp ineveieran pantam pusy
at all times, in'sevtrai round ho had
a distinct advantage. It was the fast.
t and cleanest bout aver on la
Pendleton. ;
STATE CAPITAL NEWS
Women Woodcraft to Mt. -
All teams and members of tho Wo
men of Woodcraft are requested to
HlMt D t i llMlltlllAf'tAH. Aarak - Trnlh
and Taylor street, at 8:45 a. m. Fri-
imy, jubv At, to gei meir parasois ant
make preliminary formation for tha
parade under direction of . grand cap
tain of jgyiards, Anna I Miller, of
Oakland. - Cal.
SPECIALPRICES
IN DENTISTRY
niXT VMXMTT PATS.
Da, s, o. Axmrhvsm, icgT
No matter whera you live, it will
pay you to come to Portland and
- let us fix your teeth. Our reputa
tion and guarantee stands back of
all our work. It means the very
BEST DEXTISTBY. at prices that
will astonish you.
ExamiMtioB and Xcttaute of Wark
ChMrfuUy 6rea Fra. :
22-k, Gold Crows
- - V - 11 W .... &
Paialsss Xrtractiar ....... -,,0o
wa oiyo a if-Yeas Writtea Qna?T
- " at;v,.-.-,-.---j4-:s.j-:v;
opsxr EvuartsGs.
Idy Attendants. -
We sr alvara bnay, because oar me.
ces Is da to tn fact that w do tbe
w; Jet rk at rery lowet price.
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.....is.io
Electto-Painlcss Dentists
: Xa tie Two-Story Baildinr ' .
. Coraar gtk ne WnkUrtoB Steu "
yortiaad. Or.
Salem. Or.
Kim5" lnth ." 110.000 Is to
ih JS. -TV nnound. against
.-'A 'i"-'-r' -"; injuries ai
leged to hava been received whila
..,,.. eamn jioerty street.
?har Si ? U1.? Saturday night
that tho Portland Elks oama here a
rur.?V. Th th.rn Paeiflo
!f. ?Jt rk at Uberty
street, near Ferry, and HpHngen on
returning to tha 1. '.7.
walk. Tfttra was uo barrieadg and no
danger signals and tha locality was
oraoticallv uniih.i nZ-t-. ,IZ "
Kl W.t,0r J? PMwtafa attorney.
The state land board has voted t
Invest 11U.7S0 or th. .
aoeident commission's Bermaaent fund
in school district bonds, which will
draw- interest at the rata of par cent
per annum.
Evenr state hut
ba rapraaeuted at tha water power con-
.r " -orwa.q, Heptember 31,
Of flea, - -T. r:-:.'. v--rm,r.
.i1? la preparing
to diatrlbuta looo maps f Oregon
imoni the athriAi n -v
mapa contain much valuable informa.
mm: umoered area, logged
Oft lands, burnad rtvkr
other matter.: .
Arthur Borridga & Co.. of Port
land, hava baen unable to settle with
fwnon county ror tha cost of aooount-
lnar the bOOka af tha nmin I... ... .
and it la announced that suit will be
Drougnt. Tho firm put In a bill to
tha county for Maui, and wag of.
ferod laaa than ens-third af tha
amount.
A Deperat Caso .
From Judge,
"WhV are you leavina? mv hni4lna
house. Mr. lrfngfaycef"
"I haVat found OUt. Mn lfmmw4mA
that my tapeworm baa IndigeaUon." '
k THREE PARTICIPANTS IN TRAP TQURNAMENT :
( ) c;?
Tha picture at tbt top !g tbat 6f Jamea W. Seavy of Euna, nawly
lacted prealdent of tbo 0portgm9n'g aasoclatton of tbo AoTtli
iraat. Center, Js. H. Kallar of Portlao4; bolow, , Percy KoUfct.
Sal Starts Friday i Morning at
A. m; Sharp
For th first time in our business career here in Port
Jand have we cut the price on our rUnited Clothe tiut
the enormous overstock brinijs about thU dragtic sacrifice.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF MEN'S AND
YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHES PRE-
CIoELY AT COST.
Ctspsi No. 6
Vou have approximately 50 Suits to select from in all
this season's styles and fabrics for both men and young
Not. one Suits sell for less than 10 and
JU.50, and many at JlS. Your cboics $7.25. .
0
c
There is a choice of Clothing to suit any man's or young
man s taste. The fabrics are all wool, the patterns are
the newest and the styles the latest. These Suits, when
offered at a IS, ar a real bargain treat You will find
many worth $20 and $23.7 Your choice 511,75.
Uur $20 and $25 United De Luxe Suits Go
J At $l3.50and $16.25
1 t!rrri .rTkavliW j . Ill ,
.00
FuU Dress and Tuxedo Suits, silk,
faced Top Coats. Not one worth
less than $20, and many up to $30.
Your choice at $14.00,
No Spaee to Mention Prices on . PanU, ; You Will
Find iz Stock to SelecrFrom t Cost -
Store Open Evenings During .Sale.
too
L 3 tlil kssini II I IH1 T!I I1 II I i
i' ri rs,n i . , ii n TTa-.i,
262 Washington St., One Door Aboye 3d
Cpp. laid & Ii!oo Bank cn WwL Si.
a. v - i i i'i i 1 1 1
tlx ' , ' u aogr-'-Virt
1 win hi ciiii ri m ii nl
Oil . I 5qiiGA
1 rr"iH
i'Bonesetter" Reese
Fixes West's Arm
J Angeles, CaL. Juna f -(U. P.i
HI : West, former Venice pitcher, -re-.
turned today from a trip to Toungs
town, Ohio, wnere Bonesetter" It ease
straightened out : two twisted "tlga
meat i Klg oitonipg arm. ?ha ertp.
pllsf of hs arm caused wet to be r-
legsed Dr Vanlea, Ordinary estaopaths
apparently could not aid him. If said
ho spent fire minutes is the boneset-
terg sanctum and oama out with his
wing aa healthy as tha day he was
horn. ' ' - m
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES
At St. Ijauis: It H I
Ww urn , . . 19 14 4
B t Louis , . 11 IS A
Batteries- ferritt, Strood and Ifey
ara; Smith. Ma4ows, jiehs. yer.
due. ajia ad Snyder,
;At'CinoiBnatw : :;-w n. tt.
Brooklyn. . sue
Cincinnati V , I T I
Batteries Ff ef fer and McCart y;
riouglaas. Tone y and Clark.
It Chleirtk- ' ' rt
Phlladelohla ... i it a
Chicago - it . .. i . S S , 0
iviB innings. ,
Batteries m. XleKant ana iruitr.v
Chaney, Zahel and Srasnahan, ,
it Plttahurar , ' w m r
Boston . . . l' g l
Fittsburg ........... t a l
i Batteriea- Tyiar, ejrutaher, Hess and
Whaling. Gowdy; MMUmaux and Otb.
eon. . a ' . ,i
FEDERAL LEAGUE GAMES
; i ' a. i ... ,
At Kansas City- ' R.H.B.
ft, Louis . .. ...... s
Kansas City , , S t l
- Batteries Crandall and Hartley!
Kenning and Easterly.
At Baltimore
Buffalo- . , . .....
Baltimore . . . ...
BatteriesFord
and Jaokiitgch.
e
and
R. H. Ii
9 4T 4
I T I
Blair; Suyga
At Brooklyn au.K.
Newark ......... .k,..,,.., s 7 0
Brooklyn 7 . 1
Batterts-Moore and Aarlden;! Up
ham. saaten and Pratt.
Yonngmt FHyat 14 Years Old.
Front tha London Globa.
The youngest full private In -tha
British army, Is a hoy In tha Duke ef
Cornwall's light infantry, who was 14
on March ST ef this year.
Jaeger -Biros.: Great . Jewelry Si
: . Going - lq :mo 'JruMic Nov
ft
Tilishty Removal Sale in Pro
nrws otocli at bvccDin
UeduclioDs Every Day, Sees
Ureater Crowds;
-As you profcspiy know, Jieer Broi leading
jewelers, are now holding a
freat sale.. About; July 1st
this firm moves td " 131133
3ixth street, ground, floor
Oreronian SuHdihg.' IP YOU
fsf HAVEN'T ATTENDED
I THIS WONDERFUL SALE
Cat if .1 YOU MUST COME NOW,
AT ONCE, ' f . . ,
Sterling
Saver
Thimbu,
-SO, WAKE UP'TO-YOUR
NlTY. for Jssger Jtwsiry at
tht prices at which it Is soil
ing, i$ an iarcstraent of the
'highest degree. Genuine
Corel Ne ekUcci are selling
for 35 cent, end Solid Cold
Rings that sold to $3, are now
$2.50. Cuff Boston that S0tJ
to $2.50 are now 60 eenti, and
$1.50 Sterling Silver Perfume
Holders are now JO eenti.
OPrORTU-
C3 to C3
Cold Kixz
Choice
2-5
Spaee does not allow of a .detailed . price lit,
but you can take this firm's
word for it thst the prices are
sitoundingly" low- 5 cents
buys Solid Silver Thimbles.
Just jthink of it. $3 Tambour
Clocks are now $3, i and $1
Salt and Pepper Shaken are
now-, going for SO eeots the
Plr, ,
Now, it , makes no mstter what you want
$$.00
' Tambour
. 8-Day
r Cleehe
You en choose from a gret lot of Sterling
biives Hat Tins that sold to
$2, at the give-awty price of
25 rents. Tea and Coffee
ts of all grades are greatly
reduced, silverware of ail
kind! is selling for lets money
then ever before,! and Dia
monds and precious . stones
all selling at very low prices.
BUY WEDDING ANP
GRADUATION CU-TS
HERE NOW,
Sterling
Hat Pine
Reg. to $2
25c
$1,00 Salt
tft Peppere
Pair
50c
ollsb
fpJks, you will find' it here.
R RPfTTAXin w rt ,
THIS GREAT ?KIRM
BACKS EVERY ARTICLE.
SOLD. NO MATTER
WHAT THE SALE PRICE.
MAY BE. This is the first
time in history that Jseger
Bros, have held a SACRI
FICE SALE, and it'wil! very ;
'llkelv be tha last. ,
CONFIDENCE fs the one word that tell
"vny me people are now re
ponding. in such Urge num
bers to Jseger Bros. Sale J J
Wars honest merchandising
has honestly won this eOnOV
denes of the people, and now
during , this REMOVAL
'SALE, the same principles
that 'have made this stora
whSt it is today are being
adhered to. "TO BUILD A
BUSINESS THAT WITJ.
NEVER KNOW COMPETITION. BUT
2HATWi-L ADVANCE CONTINUALLY
TO MEET ADVANCING CONDITIONS."
That is the aim of Jaeger Bros, That's why
this sale is being held, and that's why the new
store will be one of the finest in the West.
$25.00
4-Pieee
Tea Set
$15
rr r rrn. ttt) vtt n
266 MORRISON ST., BET. 3D AND 4TH !
E
" The Whole WorldKnows the -Portland Rose"
cnE tha
PoKtlaimdl
"O
Which ihis year will surpass all previous festivals in the number and quality
of Its entertainments; as shown by the following partial synopsis of the
PROGRAM
Thursdays June 10th
! Friday, Juno 1 1 th
1:00 Pt M-U. of O. and O. A- C Glee Club l0;30 A.MXttdustHaV Civic. Commercial
concerts, . , - od MjliUry parade. " r
8;30 P. M Community Sing, SOOO voices. 9:00 P, MOrand Electrie Parade. I v
"Every day U. S. S. Boston opened to visitors. Every night street dancing 10 P. M.
-to 11 P. M.
. Rose Shew open Thursdsy 10:00 A: M. and will t remain opened all dsy at the New '
: v Meie & Frank Building.
Special Traino Goryallica Albany, Salem,
McMinnville, Forest Grove, Hilloboro
That all may have an opportunity to visit the morning and even-
araaes and return to their homes! same night, special trains
ing par
will be
run as follows:
THURSDAY ANP FRIDAY
.- June 10th and 11th -
FROM M'MINNVILLE
Via MEaat Sitfa" -
Special. Speatal.
f 2? 12 Maseiaavms . .A. ISiSs a.m.
ail af arena IS ist aoa,
SiSVtajo.,,...... DaTtaa lSiiaa.xa.
. , HfT?1 ....... ,S s a,m.
".. w"w ..1117 pun.
t.m ....... Shusa
:83p.sa. , . Taajstla ........ lies
fespua..,..., Jtake Orora fljiU
f&i&;;:- v.vxt: ioZZvZZ
FROM POREST GROVE ' tm
Via West . Side" , ; MejtiasTttia
StcS a.m. SW.. . .roress Oveva, , .As. ISiaS aJhs.
ailOfta......... coraeUoa lsaMaM.
easaja....f..., KUishota isasa.
S.-aaaja....,.. sVaaevtUe .j...... ltlaoa
fStssajn.. ........ Bnher .....v.riliMpja.
lVa '4,... .mS4 .m,
, 8 tSS a.m., Bertha v., I, . . .. Ilt39 sjb.
Sasaja.'Ar,.!... la .. . .tr.' Hu j
FRIDAY ONLY
f , Jim Uth ;
' SPECIAL TO CORVALLIS
Xtr, verUaaa. tralo Seyet lliCSpjau
SaaS aaavrtsasv ................ llildpja.
. . Orerea QXtv Iti43p.ru
CsnBjr fltis J p.iu.
Wooohnm is us a.m.
Salsa laicsaxi.
ZiV. Balem lSSa,ni.
AV, aUa ';. SiC3a.u.
. Tefxersoa li3a.ca,
"At, Albaar . ., lt43ajn,
Ar. jPorvalUs auoaxi.
PRIDAV NIGHT-XMMEDXATELV AFTER! THE ELECTRICAL PARADE
ff&f1 tr.V.n f . points on the East and Wast Side Electrie Loop, Portland to
.,, ... McMinnville, will be lined Up on Fourth St, andiwill leave as rspidly as they esn be
loaded, so that all people can return to their homes without delay, t " :.
Special Rotaimd Trip Fare
r
From Albany ,? $3.10 From HUUboro .L.$0.80 From Forcxt Grove.. 01.00
Chcmawa ... 10: HarrUbxxrg e,U 4.15 Liberal 1.10
CWIli. ...... 3.60 ;EuCene 4.C0;;, Mt AnStI . . . 1.C0
Molalla ...... 10 Jet City 4.30 - ; Salem ....... 2,00
" . Corresponding Low Fares' From All Other Stations, Main Line and Branches.
v ;. . : v -; , ;
For further particulars, cal at City Ticket Office,' 80 Sixth St., CorOak, Fourth and Yamhill, Jefferson
. . - street Depot : or from any! agent of ihe. .
John M. Scott, General Passenger Affcnt, Portlant!, Oregon ,
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