THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, JTUESD AY. ? MAY 16, .1316. la FATHER OF DEAD GIRD I'Tll DOESN'T WANT. ORPET CONDEMNED TO HANG . "There Is No Use Taking Two Lives. for One," He Tells r Interviewer, ' ' Waukagan. III.. Mav ".a 8.) : - W do not car to see Billy Orpet tondtmnefl to death." 6 declared ' Frank I.ambert, Xathef of Marian Frances Lambert, to an Ia-.- tcrnatlonal New Service correspond at, her today. Orpat is on trial here , for the murder of Marian Lambert, one r Ma aweetnearts. "Ther la no use,- aald Lambert, "of taking two uvea for one. Billy death .won't Ming &acn my girl. Prison con . flnement, according to my way of thinking, la a thousand times worse than hanging. I do not even think ws ' want Billy sentenced for Ufa. But I wlsft tho boy would own up to the whole thin, if ha Is guilty, I want him to aurrer aome of tho things that Marian's mother and I har auffard" - Lambert and Orpat'a father are life long rnenaa Coast to Coast Race ""Begins September 2 ; Strst Vrlsa for Traaacontlnental Aero. plan night will Be aao,ooO; CaU , . fornla Will Bee Tlnlih of Contest. ; New York. May 16. (I. N. S.) The national transcontinental aeroplane competition will start Monday, Sep t ember 2, according to the announce ; ntent har by Alan R. Ilawley, chair- man of the committee In charge of ;, th contest and president of the Aero Club of America, under whose auspices th race is to be flown. The first prize will be $20,000. The contestants will start from this city and It Is expected that the first control will be In Philadelphia. It la expected th route of the fliers will take them to the Pacific cOast by way of Philadelphia, Pittsburg-, Waehing v 8i; Loul. Kansaa City. Dallas, I Fort Worth. Waco, AusUn. San An tonio, El Paso, Tucson, Yuma, Ban Elego, Log Aneales or Ban Franclaao. r Chandler Egan Sees f Municipal Course H. Chandler Egan, former national . ana western amateur golf champion, accompanied by Victor A. Johnson, president of th Waverley Country club, and J. O. Convlll, auperlntndnt , f parka, looked ovar tha proposed mu . nlolpal golf course this morning. By ..w.k nd lt ' Pacted that Egan , will hay a preliminary sketch of th - court drawn up. Work on the course Is scheduled to , i begin In th very near future. n on writing or etuing oa advertiser Daae PORTLAND. CLUB . WINS TEAM E10E IN STATE SHOOT Frank Troeh Tops Shooters In Regular Events; O'Brien Wins Medal, Baneroft,as 5 Nleboff.2b. S StocS.Sb, . . S Cra-atta.rf. 3 Bood.r 1 WhUted.lf. 4 Pa.k.rt.cf . 3 ruderaa.lb. 4 W.KHIlf.e 4 Klxer.p... 4 Dmareip. 0 Albany, Or, May !. with 46 of the atate's best shots th. attendance, the atata trap tournament opened here yes terday under th auspices of 'th Al bany Oun'elub. Portland aent a delegation of 10; among thm being two women. Miss Oladya Reld and Mra. Ada Schlllin:. tha only women participating in the ahoot Salem. Woodburn, independence and various other place sent big- delegations. Th day was ideal and soma tnnA scores war made. Among those in at. tendance ar crofeaslonala land, Kan Francisco and Seattle. R, A Tyler of Seattle is acting as official acorer. . Th contests during tha mnrnin wer for prises. In th afternoon, th Honey man trophy was contested for The shoot will close this afternoon. Th scores: ISO match, professional score. H. E Poaton. ban Francisco 147. first: p. J. iuiuua.u uu i. m, tjuii. Dotn or Fort- 4fi?r4A MJrCO?a; J, 8attle, 143. third: J. K. Raid. Pnn mo. C J 8chllllnK Portland. 1387 E. B. Morris. Portland. 113; E. B. Van Ax man. Portland, lis. Amateur scores F. M. Troh Van. fZHAWiATilL&V H-O'Brien.' port lend, 144 A- Blair. Portland, ill? ei. rner Nickarson. Albany, 141 ; Frank Tempieton. Portland lSjL John Palmer. Monmouth. 131: J. W. hrink. u. T sey 133- Grant Froman, Albany, 187; Charles Leith, Woodburn. 136; Mark piaaaii. ftaiem. lie; J. W. Seavey. Port laud. 188: Mra. AHi Snhim.. d..,. J. 1L Dr. E. R SeeleyV Sfedford. i6fc.r. i.i,Lcf?i Independence, 134; F. E. Bodalle. Albany, 134; Dr. O. D Thornton. Portland, 134; Dr. H. A. I.fclninaer. Albany. 12 4: f. h ifn.r Portland. 183; Mis Gladys Reed. Port land, 104. Scores for Honeyman medal, fo-yard handlcao P. H. o'nrion .1 w s.,, and Frank W. Temnlaton. Portianif each scored 46 for first place. ThMowrer.2h uwi-oii was won oy r. h. o Brien. urn, ai E. O. Hawman, Woodbu Serum, Meotlon ,Tbe Journal. competed at rortlana. and Dr E R Rai-v '.ori Jcred 45 for second place, and A. R. Wilson and 1 W T.-wl. nr c.tm Dr. O. D. Thornton, Portland, and Mark Rickard. CorvaUlB, 44 for third. O. F. Kubln, Salem, and A. W. Strowger. Portland.,. 42 for fourth place; Mark Siddall, Salem, 41. The following teams yesterday's ahoot: Portland Frank Tampleton. tj. p. H. .CBrlen. 34; J. W, SeaveyT 14; Blair, 34. Woodburn Charles Lelth, 13; Frank Vanatta, 24; E. O. Hawman, 33; Peter Whitney, 81. Salem Mark Siddall, 15; A. R Wil son. 22; J. W. Lewis. S3; John Pal mer. 20. , Albany Grant Froman, lt; II. A, Leinlnger, 24; E. Nickerson, 23; F. Bodelle. 21. Mitchell to Box White. -Milwaukee, Wla, May It, (TT. P.) Ritchie Mitchell and Charley White will box 10 rovmda her on th night of May 29. American Association. Louisville 2, Milwaukee f. Indianapolis 6, Kansas City 0 utner games postponed; rain. NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES Reds Lose to l?hillleg, 4 to T. ' cinoinnati. May ll.(L N. a Philadelphia patted Toney out of th bps lit th Third Inning, taking a lead of four run and were never headed. wincing T to 4. Knetzer was taken ont for a pinch hitter and Moaeley, who finished - for the locals, was touched lively in th eighth. RLxey pitched a fair" gam. II filled the baaea In tha ninth and wa relieved by Demaree. A -double play. Piakert toKJiyier, ended the gam. Th score PHIIADBtPlA. ClNCUflUTI. AB. H. O. A. . IB. H. O. A. 4iare..... 3 8.eale,cf... S 1 0 1 7 1 0 I'll 1 1 1 3 1 3 1 3 0 0 1 O O O a 0 0 0 Henoer.M.. E OChaae.lb... -4 0 Ortffltb.rf. 5 KlUifr.)f.. 3 lUudea,3b.. 4 IClarke.e... 3 Otoaey.p... o 1 Kneteer.a.. 1 0 Moselayto, . . 1 Moiwlts... 1 Unlia.. 1 Totals.. T 10 ST 111 Totals... 38 2T 14 Ptl4 (or Toaey U third. Batted tot Kaetser la slttb. Philadelphia , 0 1 3 0 0 0 0 8 07 Cincinnati ,...d 0 0 1 ft 1 1 1 04 Hum Bdoeroft. I fork. Cravata & flood. Wbttted. Paakert. Greh. Cliaee, Klulfer S. Kttvrt Bancroft, Crarnth, Laderoa. JteaV. uersog, cisrke a. Tare base klt Grab. Stolon saaee Griffith. Wade. Kllllfer. Double plare Renog t lxudn te Chaw. Paakert to Banoroft to William KUUfert Plrat on error PfilUdelphla 1. Cincinnati 1. Baee on balla Off RUar S. eft Knet- aer 1, off Moaeley 1. Hit by pitcher Gre atn by. Tonay, Wad - Kullfer by Bley twice. Btrack ant By Risey 4, by Knet er 1, by Moaeley 1. Umplree Qvlgley and Byron. 8 n pet baa 4, Cardinal a 2. St toula. May 18.' (I. N. S.) A freak boundef gave the Superbas a 4 to 2 victory In eleven Innings over the Cards yesterday. With three on and two out. Mowfey grounded down to first and Just When Miller was ready to field the ball, it bounded over his head, Myers and Daubert scoring. The Cardinals bunched three, of their four hits for their two runs In the sixth. The acore: BROOKLYN. AB. H O. A. Wtra.cf... 6 18 0 Dflubert.lb. 4 2 20 C4Betal,2b. . 8tnae!.rf. 4 0 0 0! Wheat.lf.. 41 1 01 S CutShW,2h 5 O'Mara.eai 4 O.Miller.e.V 2 John ton. 1 Mfjera.c... 1 a.sjnitb.p.. 8 Oeta fi Cheney ,p... 1 sT. LOCI" AB. H.O. A J. Bmlth.cf 5 0 8 0 to tha elubhous by Umpire Blglaf. Th score; ;, -r:- . - ; ; -HtTT TOBC st CH1C10O AB. U.O. A.l i AB.H.O.A. Bams, If., a 1 olBrbntts.. 4 1 e otriack.rf.. a e g a) wii'sa, ef 41 Eiya8.8 a O ltSaier, lb. k 3 13 Xerkee, Ht, M 1 itM'carry.2b 000 Boft'ta s.rt 4 Xoyhi,2b. Rauff, ef, 4 rietcher.ee 4 Merkle, lb M'Kea,B 4 Dooin c. . 4 ferritt. p. 4 1 Ul 1 S 0 1 Ol Archer, e.. 4 8-0 4 uaUiaaa.es 1 O 1 Vinjthn.D.. BOO TiwtlllB-.. 10 0 (richr.. 100 Mans... 10 0 Toie .Wambayaaaa, -r CHenV Qedeoa." Tw aaa aits Baker. Hon maker. ; Three base sit aasita. .hob , ra Qrsaey, Baker. Stolen bases . Dakar. Oedeoa, HoirArd, Caa dll. firtt base oa error Ctevelaad L Baee oa balls Off MtrkW t, off CaUweD 8, off Iiove U Off Itartoa 4, off Bagby 2. Bit by pitcher speaker by CkldwtiL B truck oet By uaMwau 2, by Lot. s, by Mortoa 4. Uat plres Dlaeaa ,aad Mallla. .'--!-:" Totals. 37 lSl ToUls. . 90 S 27 12 Batted for Verkee ta elfhth. Batted tor Mulligan in ninth. Batted tor angha tat aiata. Kew York ........... .,..0 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 68 Cbiease ....U g O 0 0 0 O 0 O a Baas Barta. Fletcher, perrltt, ClaiBieroiaa, Baler. Errora Bobertaoo, Iota, ClataMrmaa. Archer. AfnUlgaa. Vanghll. Two haae hit Zimmerman. Stoles baaee Fleteher. Doyle. Bncfiftce hit Verkee, BobertSoo, fleet, Elm nerman, Mnlllgaa. aacrlflce fly Uidhgaa. rtrat oa trrore Xtw York 8. Cfcteeto 1. Bates oa. balle Off Perrltt 2, off Vanghn 8. Strock out-By perrltt 8, by Vaugha 8. Wild pitch vmiiXj -vaipirea ttisler and Harneoa. AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Athletes S, Browns 4. Philadelphia, Pa. May 16 (I. N. 8.) -The Athletics yesterday pounded tn veteran Pianit and shoved th bt. Louis Browns further j into th cellar. S to 4. Two triples and two singles, a hit batter and a wild pitch combined in the seventh to give the Athletics four runs and a victory. The seora: oT. Louis. AB. H.O. A. Sbottcn.lf.. 4 111 Jotineon.aa. 8 1 MlUer.rf... 3 1 Slaler.lb... 3 0 Pratt.2b... 3 0 Uaraane.ef. 1 0 Deal,3b.... 8 0 Hartly,e.. 3 0 Plank.p.... 8 1 Tobln 1 0 Roltnn AuetlB PHILADET.PHIA. AB. H.O. A. Wltt.aa..... 2 2 18 Htmnk.rf . .-. 4 Mclnnlajh. 4 L Joie.zo.. 4 Walab.rf... 4 Plck.8b 1 Stellbeoer.lf 8 Meyer.e. ... 2 2 4 ? S 1 1 t 1 0 HSchana.e. .. 1 0 0 01 ..Jl0 0 0 .. "4 24 13 0 OiBuih.p.. Beacher.lf .. Hornsby.sb .t.Mnier.lh. Wllaon.rf.. Oorhan.aa.. iHnyder.e. . . Gonaalee.e. , Meadows, p. Amee.n. . . . Bntler.. 6 5 O 1 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 11 0 2 1 2 1 8 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 Totata ..8ft 11 S3 19 Totals ...87 4 33 18 Batted for 0. Killer in etshta. Ran for B. Smith la eighth. Batted for Amen In alftmith Brooklyn 0 10000001824 Bt. Louie 00 000200000 S Bona Mrere. Danbert 2. Cntahaw. fwhin. Bnyder. Error Howrey, O. Miller. Two baae hit Cutahaw. Three hate hlta Wheat, Ootabaw. gtolen baae Danbert. Sacrifice hit Stengel. Doable playa Oorban to Sny der, Betael t J. Miller. Baaee oa balls Off Cheney 2, off Meadows 1. off Ames 1. Struck out By Smith a, by Meadows a, by Amea 2. empires Klea aad Eaalie. Mrs. Brady Dies, Walla Walla,' Wash., May 18. Mra Buale M. Brady.' aged 66 years, real- dent of Umatlli county. Or died at her nom near umaplna Sunday eva nlng. Mra. Brady was born in Ohio, moving west early in llfa For 15 yearg th family lived at Athana, Or., moving to Umaplna threa .years aa-o. Mrs. Brady leaves her husband and two daughterst Mra D. W. Pinar of Baker, or., and Mrs. Eram Parchal of Peach, Wash. Totals .. 4 24 1 3 Totala ...20 27 18 Batted for Deal In hlnth. Batted for Hartley in ninth. Batted for flank In ninth. Bt. IOnia 2OO2000OO4 Philadelphia 10000040 6 Runa Johnson. Miller. Deal. Hartlar. lr. Innis. I.a Joie, Pick, Btellbaner, gchang. Mwn win, la juia. -jwo case nits mu ler. Plank. Three baae hlta Schana, Witt. Blolea baaee Sbotten, Hlslar. Maraana. Dou ble slays Plank to iobaaoa to Slaler, Pratt to Johnaon. First baae oa errors Bt, Louis 2 Baaea on balls Off Plank 2, off Bnsb 3. Struck ont By Plank 6, by Bush . Pasaed ball Hartley. Umpire Chill and O'Lough Indians Win Over Yankees. NewYork, May 18. (I. N. S.) Al though outbatUd and outf lelded, Cleve land defeated th Tanks yesterday, 6 to 4. Th Indians piled tip a three-run lead tn th first Inning and Caldwell replaced Markl aftar th visitors had scored again la the third. Warn by aln gled to open th sixth and Graney hit a home ran te left center. In th local seventh Frank Bakar drove out another horn run. Th scor: CLXTXIAND. AB. n o. A, Graney, If.. I 1 Ml Turner. Bb.. S 1 8 2 Speaker.et. 8 8 8 01 8mlth.rf... V 1 0 O; Roth.rf... 10 0 0 Oandll.lb.. 4 til Oi Howard., i 1 110 urf... 'I 6 rf... 1 0 $ 11,1b.. 4 ill rd.B. Ill Wataa.se... 8 1 8 1 O'NeiU.e... 4 0 6 0 Morton, p.. 4 0 0 2 Bagby,. 0 0 0 XaTVr TOBK. AB. H.O. A. Oira'ly.rt.. 4 18 6 Maree.ir... e Malaal.cf... 2 Hlth.cf g Baker.cf . . . a Oedenajb.. 8 Plpp,lb.... g Peek'Bgh.M 4 Nnnamak'r, 0 2 1 I 0 12 I 1 Markl,... 0 CaldweO,. g uev,p.. S B 0 0 0 o 0 0 Tetala ..S3 8 tT 1B Totals ...88 11 17 11 Cleveland 8 0 1 0 0 S 0 0 0 0 New York ........... ..0 0 l 0 1 01 l 04 I Buna Graney X, Turar S, tmlta, Wsmba- ranaa. Qllboolr. Baker 2. PMKunaagB. ar Urn ited States Nobby read Tires On World's. Record Car -- , World's Transcontinental Automobile Record Run From The Pacific to the Atlantic Oceans Broken by Cannonball Baker in a Cadillac Equipped With 'Nobby' Tread Tires rs9altottnbAl1 ?aker New York yesterday (May 15), reihiciiig th Worlds tTaUuconlinental record from 11 days 7 hours and 15 minutes to 7 days 11 hmi and 53 minutes, in a CadilUq car equipped with United States "Nobby" -Tread Tires' f Baker says, "No other tires would have stood the test." The superb showing made in this drastic, racking, real road tire test, proves cT!ea ?a Ca(S!ac Company in regularly equipping their can with United States Nobby" Tread Tires. ' ! The bulldog grip of the knobs oa ''Nobby" Tread Tires and the quantity of rubber on tho tread are what gives these "aristocrats of the road" their continued su-premacy. United States Tire "Nobby" Chain" Company 'Hoyal Cord" "Plain" Individualized Tires PiratBS Agala Defeat Drayes. Plttabttrg. May 1.I. N. S.) Th riratea again scat Boston yesterday, 8 to f, in a heavy hitting contest Both sides aecured fiv hlta and four runs in tha first Inning. Cooper giving way to Harmon. Rudolph stayed in the gam until tha and of tha sixth, when Ragoa-want in and prevented further scoring. Mamma ux relieved Harmon in'th seventh. Tha aoorat - PlXTSBQBft. A A. H.O. A carey.ef... a Balrd. S OkioateUo.lf . . - 4 Hwchtnea.rr " "AB,h.O.A M'r'vliie.i 4 t 1 4 EnraSb.., 6 1 0 . ColllBS.lf..-- s l i j nu'trfck.rf 4 14 0 tvooercny.io fchyb O ll.OjWegnef.lb.. 4 'Ith.Sb S S 1 I KBabtf.Sb... 4 fotnplou.tf all OiJ. 8mlth,aa. 4 (wdy,.. 8 8 4 Ol Wllaon.e. . . . 4 Rodolnh.D. 8 1 HBBOll.., 1 I O 01 BaeoB.p... 0 0 0 I Wllboit.; 10 0 0 0 0 (Cooper, p.. . lilbeon.e. Harnjon.p.. 8 'MaBu&aux,a 1 Touia ..41 14 S4 a Totala ...88 IS 27 T Batt4fttf Rudolph, la sereaik. uanea xor aagoa ia blath. t.4 1 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Piltabarg 4 6080100 8 Rnea Maraotllle. Brers, Colllsa a, Ko aetchy, Coraptoa. Oowdy. Carey 1 Baird. Coetelfe. HlBfhman. Wllana 9 Him. v. rwi MaranTiUe . 3. Balrd. Binchnun 2. l.nabe. Two bese hlta Com pt on, Carey, Itiuchman. Three baae hlta M.r.n.m- Carey. Coatello. "lrat on rror n.Httnn i' IMttfbnr 1. . Bsa on balls Off Harm.m 1, orr Minnuw 2. Struck out By Rudolph 2. by Baraw 2, by Hsmauu 8. empires . O'Cay sad Saaoa. THEEE STAB SETS UPON ROSE CITY'S CAED T0M0EE0W '' --i- " ' " - - - - .. , . Lee Johnson, Colored; Won der, Will Mjeet Joe Ben ir jamln for Title, ' Thf claaay bouts, beatdea a battla royal and a . entttala 'Mlaer, will ba staged by ; tha Ootdk West Athletic league, in Its firttoxlng smoker to morrow night In th Rosa City Ath letlo eitib. Lea ' Johnson, considered to b th gratt colored feather weight on th Paolflo coast, will box JotBenjamln for tho 121. pound cham plonahip. Johnson la ready to atep Into th rifier in the best of shap. Bine hi arrival her h has been working ont under Denver Ed Martin. Aibi Qordon will b pitted -agalneit Senators Win in tho Eleventh. DETROIT ; AB. H.O. A. Baeh.es... 0 1 S elMorgao.Sb v ur, bo., e o l 3 1 2 4 WASHINOTOl AB. H.O. A. Cobb, .. g Veech, If., 4 Rellmearf 5 Bursa. 1b 0 Young. 2h. 4 Btanage, e 5 trr'a'kle, P 8 Duhac, p. t 2 8 roater, 8b. lit 1 1 2 8 2 0 0 1 Milan, cf , 0) Roodean.rt OlJndge. lb.. snauta. u. Henry, c. . . M'Brlde. as BoehHoS, p Ayera, p... Johnaon, p. Moeller. . WllU'ins 1 0 0 1 1 1 1 o 1 10 1 2 1 7 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 O 1 0 Totals.. 43 10 82 17 Totala.. 88 8 83 20 Two out wben winning run scored. Batted for Boehllog la third. Batted tor Ayera in sereath. Detroit 0 3 10001 000 00 Washington .... 0 002003000 1 4 Haas Bosh, Veach, Hellman, Burns, Toana;, Foster, Milan 2, Judge. Shanks, Hear?. Errors Vltt, Coreleakle, Morgan 2. Threa baa hit COTeleekle. Stolea bases -Veach 2. Double play Dubuc to Vltt to Bursa. Firtt baae on errors Detroit 1, Washington- 1. Baaee oo ball Off Ayers 3, oft Duboe 8. Btrack out By CoreleekJ 1. by Johnaon 8, by DubuB 2. Umpires Eraua and Hlldebxand. to be a whirlwind.- If xwla la as good as advanc reports tndleata Abl will b f oread to axtand himself tn order to get, a decision. Able has bn working out with Te Johnaon, and has ptotr4 up a good many new pointers on tha gam. "ffed" Merdlth, who hoxed a draw with Rosoo Taylor soma time, ago, will box Danny O'Brien. Tbis bout should be a good one, as Danny is In pretty good shape, as tha result of working out with Jo Benjamin. k in curtain raiser win be trtween I Prank Paralow and Romeo Hagan. Fiv colored gents will appear In the battla royal. They have been training for th event by 'doing road work at the Rose City speedway. Wright Breaks 25 Straight, The following scores wer made In last Sundays ahoot of th Canetnah pun club at Oregon City, Charles Wright winning: th medal with S3 straight: Clyde Mount 17, Tsehlrgt 12. Brandt 14, Fenlmor (20 gauge gun) 10, T. Asmond 21, Telford 21, Quy Mount li, Ted Aldrieh lt. Blaugh 21. Quinn IS, A. Bates 18, Farr 20, W. Bate 4, R. Green 18. Williams 21, Parker 22. Anderaon 6. Harstad May-Twirl - For Baby ' Beavers Pltohsr Ossla Harstad of tha Port land Pacific Coast' laagus team, may occupy tha mound for the Baby Bear ers la Sunday's gams against tha Brad fords on tha Vaughn street ground a Manager Red kupert ta trying to ob tain the pltohers service. , Th tarkpatrick Stars wilt play Salem Sunday and tha Montavllla ag gregation will go to Woodburn, Wood land wlU - play at St. Helena. Th umpir assignments are: Grayson at Salem, Brown at Woodburn,. Drnnn at Vangba stmt and Rankin at 8t Helena. --v ... . MINOB -BASEBALL Tha Multnomah Comtnarclal Wib baseball team defeated th Oawego playera Sunday by th scor of 14 to 10. It was a frea hitting contest, 28 oaf singles being registered by th fir Z&tS?Z2! fRatty of tha wtnnar. mad. 6 hit. in t straight, defeating th Cuba t : to Perrltt held tha homa team- to six 1 including- a double by zimra am Manager Tinker of th-Cuba bee. unruly in th fifth round and was a i 1 ' I i i l I 1 1 1 hoposalivU. S. PepL'cf kiti&z Forssl Sarvic, Portland, Oregon. . Sealed propostls lor furnlshlnj: axes, shovsls, axg bandits, wadfes. peivies .and other tools tor i lire btlnt to the Forest' Service. Portland, Oregon, will ba rtcdved at the office of tha District For ester, Forest Service, Beck Build ing, Portland, Oregon, until - 2 clock P. M., Thursday, Jont IS, 1916, and then publicly openefl. Proposal blanks with full Instruc tions and information furnished upon application to ths District Forester, Forest Service,. " Beck Building, Portland, Oregon. "k time uol lnoludinr two triples. Brick ajon pltebad for tha Multnomah team, Tha PenVneula Monareha defeated tha Newsboys Sunday by th scor. of IT to 7. Th batteries) New boy Sautgin and Brown. Penlnkula Ellla , and Berger. . i Jf! out Indisestionu Onepidcan -mira l"J:TotZ proves it 25catalldme2lst: S178, ELL-AN Absolutely Remove At Boston: Chicago-Boston postponed, wet grounds. game Chance's Ear Not for Jury. Los Angeles. May It. (P, N. 8.)- frank Chance, manager of tha Angels, was excused from jury duty here, not because of his work, but because of bad hearing. Fred Eepe, another tales man in the case, asked to be excused because of a natural tendency to sleep while anybody la talking. Judg Craig ruled the reason insufficient. Loesi Bowler Score High. In the Pacific Coast Telegraphic bowling tourney last night, the Port land Alley onintet registered tha total of 3008. M. Sheets waa high man with the total of 680. Tha scores: Bob franklin R. V. FreborBgh, M. Sheet J. H. Heffron. a J. Krae 18 8 Tot. At. ...1ST 1M 404 IMS 1M ...301 lf3 )3 bn7 1S ...18S 2.12 28 0!10 2t7 ...IS B18 305 flOB 8t ...2U6 204 108 Ki SOU Totals. .084 1028 80S 8008 Rifle Club on Outdoor Range. Th Portland Rifle club will open Its outdoor rang for small and big bore shooting at Mount Zion next Sunday according to an announcement mad to day by President 8. 8. Humphrey. A running deer target win da in stalled by the club In tha near futura Giants Defeat Cobs, 8 to 33. CTMcago, May 11. (L N. 8.) En couraged by tha poor support given Vaughn, tha Giant, made It alx Goldenn ' Westfl 'Smoker 1 r Tomorrow Nigh Big Battle Royal Lis Johnson. Jo$ Benjami: Ted Meredith, Dan O'Britr Abe Gordon, "KidMiliewi: Romeo Hagen, F. Panlov. 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