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BEGATTA VOTED ' A GREAT SUCCESS BY EIVER CBOWD Largest Crowd in History baw Motorboat and Other Race Events, hit OWrint. Moooe. Walsh. Ktolea bakesUsfe 3, ficdnt Tkmitll VklMW flulMM A HMHM Jf JPP-' , Basea ob balls Off Mr era 8. Struck oatBy Bhawkrr 4, bf Mers 4. Oav pires htllln M4 if tsm. First game; R.H.E. Philadelphia1'. 2 7 S New York 7 S 2 Batteries Crowell, Myers and Murphy; Fisher and NunainaKar. Th combined regatta of the Portland Motorboat club and tha Or Club ai tha vmj-ht nl.iV. mnn.-4n. day was a, treat success, and th lone program was Interesting from tn n finish. ' It Is estimated that the largest crowd In the history of these regattas Witnessed the Droscrarn. the site beins? specially, good for the motorboat races. The Vogler Boy II won the Drlncl- pal speed-boat race, but more interest would have been centered in this event had Johnny Wolff been able to ant the Wl .i.u.j .... , fused to start. The Oee-Whiz was sec ond phd Willamette Bug third. 7 . PM T 1 .. . I. - - ..wad j.uueiy nun vno I u II- about handicap for boats under ID miles per hour: T. J. MendenhalTs Manas- rmn flnldk. i ., . .. .. 1 1 ... . by C W. Raynor's Raynorshine. v..--- - . . ...... ... , fc. '. "-tJ Zlfflt ' In ' til jrnl.p rar-A Truman Cook's - Service finished second, and Milton Henderson's Klsinore third. 'J In the runabout handicap for boats ' i mues, uua uiaej tiee-wnu was first, J. Li. Ecarth'a Q. P. Becond, uu vuej rieminK s niaigun iiura. Captain II. F. Todd, the veteran river shipper, won the yacht race when hla un. oreezea over me imisn line ahead Of the Halcyon, William Wiley mutAF. a f ti- an drhr.mlu r sties, witn ti. Mouner second, and the canoe doubles were won by W. Buekler and R. Mollner. Second place was di vided betwen Hugh Hazlett and Jim Havely, and W. R. Smyth and William Twohy. In the crew contests, the first race was won by the heavy-weight crew led by Captain Hanson, and with him were Walt Resing, Karl Miller and Jack Mc Donald. The defeated heavy crew was made up of George Gore, Lewis Mills, Reg Ferdeau and A. Pfaender. Harry Humphrey's light-weight crew flnlg-hed first. Last night a daa.ce was held at the Tacht club,, AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES Red Sox 4, 8; Senators 3, 2. WASHINGTON I BOSTON AB. H.O. A. I AB. H.O. A. Browns 5, CLEVELAND. AB.H.PO.A Graoev.lf.. 5 0 4 0 Kucle.Ub.. B011 Speaker, of. 6 8 3 0 Stultb.lf . .. 8 110 Kutn.rf 3 0 0 0 3aodlUb.. S Howard, 2b 6 2 2 W'jc'naa.se 6 0 1 ONell.c... 5 3 31 CovTkle.p 4 1 1 KMeyfer.p.. 10 1 Cleveland ST Seotton.lf . ITobln.cf... Johnson. as. Sister, lb... Miller.rf... 0 18 2!l-ratt,2b. LOCIS. AB. H. O. A. Autla,3t.. Hartkr.e. . Borton... 6&eereld.c. . Davenp'rt.p iMarsana. . Plank ;t Totals. 7 T 7 7 S 7 1 S 1 3, 0 10 3 1 3 0 1 1 1 0 4 a 2 1 0 1 1 26 1 1 57 12 45 33 Total. . 48 1043 18 (na out when winning run (cored. "Batted lor Hartley in teotb. t Bat ted lur Devemiort la teotb. Clevelaud... 10000000030000 fit. Lout ..0 000001 0030000 1 5 Buna Granejr, Howard, O'Neill, Coveieekle. Sbotton. Tobiu, Miller, Pratt. Maraaoa. Er ira Kncle it, Howard. Wambgani), Johnson, oller. I'ratt. Two base bits Howard. To Oln. Home rana Covpleskle. Miller. Stolen bases Speaker 3, O'Neill, Tobln. staler. Mil ler., Double plaja Johnsou to Staler to Hartley, Hisler to Jobnaon to Austin to Hartley, Si), it ton to Staler. Basea on balls Off Ooveleskle 1. oft Klepfcr 4. off Daren port 3, off l'lank 2. (Struck out By (Vvel eakie 0, by klepfer 4, by Davenport 3, by Plank 2. Umpire Hllrtebrand and Connolly. ferond game (called) R. H E. Cleveland 1 6 1 St. Lonls ISO Batteries Bagby and Billings; Baumbard ner, park and Beveretd. Hartley. White Sox 3, 6; Tigers 1, 9. CHICAGO. I AB.H.PO.A. Moeller, rf 6 Poster, 8b. 2 Willis's, 8b 1 Milan, cf.. 4 Morgan. 2b 4 Judge, lb.. 4 Shanks, If. 2 Henry, e. . 1 6. Herri ty. 4 8 M'Brlde.ss. 4 Bohllng, p. 1 Duibont, p. 1 Johnson.. 1 Ayars, p... 0 Alnamltb. 1 . 01 Hooper, rf. 8 OIHenr'aen, rf 1 OlM'Nally. 2b 8 0 Lewis. If... 4 1 Hoblltz'l.lb Walker, cf. 0(;ardner, 3b OiJanvrin. ss. 2,CnlT. r. . . . 2Lonard, p. I 0 Totals. 82 0 27 8 Total. . 84 7 24 9 Ba t ted for Dnmont In seventh ft 'Batted for Ayres In ninth. II Washington r o o 0 0 2 0 0 O 2 WVW1 i o 4 i o 1 i o H Eons Moeller, William, Hooper, McNally I, Lewis 2, Walker, Uardner. Errors lfihlir.g, Dtimont, Janvrln. Two base hits Williams, Lewis. Three base hit Gardner. Stolen bases McNtllT, Gardner. Double plays Milan to Hinrt. Vfrvpfran t Mr.niil 1j ,. . v. .. . JOff Boebling 4, of Duniont 2. off Ayres 1. fleff Leonard 8. Struck out By Dumont i, by iii-eonara . umpires u auugann and Owens. First game: - R. H. E. Washlnaton 8 14 l IBoston i 4 11 0 Batteries Harper. Dumont, Ayers, Shaw.' Rice and Henry. Ainsmith: iShore, Foster and Cady. (.PHILA0EUHIA. i n h pr. Yankees 7, O; Wltt.as, t'lek.b. ... Btrnnk rf.. l.aJole,2b.. r-lclnnls.lb. KValsh.rf. . jrildrlng.lf. Meyer.c'. . . isiytn.p... AB.H.PO.A. Tntals....80 4 27 U Tofal...8S 6 2T 101 Batted for Shawker In e lebtn. Batted for Booje In ninth. PMladelphla OnOHDIO 01 Kew York 00000000 0 0 Ban Walsh. Errvrn Boone 3. Two base Athletics 2, 0. NEW YORK AB.H PO.A. Ollhooley.rf M(.ree.rf. . . (edeon.2b. . 2l)iiiiDiann.3b 2 IMpp.'.b 0 Rofinp.s. . . 0iHlKh.!f...l l! Walker. e. . 8 Shawtey.p. Baker Lovi'.p Caldwell. 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 2 1 12 1 2 0 4 0 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 J Collins. rf 6 Weaver. s. 6 E.Coll)na,2b 4 Ness. lb 5 Jai'kson.lf, 8 Pelsrh.cf. . 4 Eobalk.c. .. 4 McM'Vn.&b 6 Wolfg-sfcg.p 1 Ktiscll,p.. 2 Paber.p... 0 Soott.p.... 1 Lyun.... 1 lonrcler.b 0 DETROIT. AB.H.PO.A. 0 eass.ss. . . . 6 3 Vltt.Sb 5 Cobb.cf 6 Veach.lf... 8 Harper.rf . . 4 K'ananab.rf 0 llBurns.lb. .. 6 oonc.2b.. 8 .Manage. e. . 8 Baker, r.... 0 Covelefkle.p 4 noiana.p... o Oausi.p.... 0 Hellmann 1 Totals. . .44 15? IS 2 14 2 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 40 1 SO 19 One out when winning: run scored. Batted for Feber In eighth. Batted for Stanage In ninth. PMc-ago 1 0 00 00 3 1 3 0 H Detroit 201000201 19 Runs J. Collins. Weaver, E. Collins, Jack son 2, McMullen, Rttssell. Fournler, Bass 3, Vltt. Cobb 2, Veach 2. Dauss. Errors Weaver. Pournler. Bnsb 8. Harner. tj:'oie. Two baae bits J. Collins. Weaver. Nes. Cobb. Veach. Three base hit Jackson. Stolen has.- Veach. Sacrifice hlta Collins, Bush, Vitt. Doubly play Young to Burns. Bases on bills Off Rttssell 1, off Scott 2. off Coveleskle 1. Struck out By Kusellw R. by Scott 2. by Coveleskle 3. Umpires Chill and Dlneen. First game: R. H. E. Chicago 3 7 1 Detroit , 1 3 2 Batteries Williams, Russell, Scott and Schalk; Hamilton and Stariage. MOOSE " TAUSSIG -OFFEES TRIO OF MEN TO GIBSON Gruman's Trainer Thinks He Has Improved Wonder- .fully in Year. Struck with the South American fever. Moose Taussig, manager of a string of boxers, wrote Billy Gibson some time ago offering his three prom ising youngsters, "Willie Meehan, heavyweight; Frankie Jones, welter weight, and Eddie Miller, feather weight, for the projected South Ameri can Invasion. In a letter received from Gibson yes terday he informs Taussig he is not entirely settled as to the trip and will be glad to consider taking the three Taussig terrors to Buenos Aires if any thing shows up that warrants taking a score or more of American boxers to the Argentine. Gibon Bays that, although "Welsh was offerecT $25,000, win, lose or draw, with Benny Leonard, the rising young New York lightweight, the champion refused to consider it, preferring to take on Charlie White rather than the youngster. Taussig says that Leonard is a white counterpart of Joe Gans and he be lieves that he is the greatest light weight In the world. He figures that Welsh is using very good Judgment in refusing to take the offer, for he feels certain that Leonard will relieve the Britisher of his crown once they get In the ring over the 20 round route. Speaking of lightweights, Taussig says that he has never seen a light weight Improve like Ralph Gruman, the Portland product, and he believes that Ralph will be one of the comers In the ring game when he gets his sec ond start, following his facial injury with Frankie Callahan at Salt Lake. rtflee fly Archer. Double play Bornsby to Miller. Corfcaa te Betsel t-Miller. Bases on balls Off Steele ft. off Jasper 1. of Vans; ha S. fr-track ont Br Steele 8, by Jasper 1, ly Vsagha , Umpires julgley sad By rod. First game: R.H.E. St. Louis 3 8 v Chicago 0 9 Batteries Salles and Snyder; Uc Connell and Archer. Giants 1, 10; Phillies 5, 2. Second game: NEW YOBK AB. H.O. A G. Burns. If 6 8 1 O 2 10 0 3 2 2 Brooklyn 8, 1; Boston 5, 0. Afternoon game: BOSTON I BROOKLYN. Mar'vllle.ss 4 Evers.2b... 4 Collins. cf.. 4 Magee.lf.. 4 Ketihy.lb 2 ;CSmlth,3b 3 r pstrlek.rf 8 Gowdy.c... 3 Hughes, p.. 2 Egan 1 Nehf.p 0 AB.U.PO.A.i 2H.MyiTS.cf. 2ilHubert.lb. o!.lohnston,rf. AB.H PO.A. Wheat. If.. Mowrey.3b. Cutshaw,2b. Olson. . . . . J. Meyers, e. J. Smith, p. . 1 2 1 15 Totals... 30 3 24 13 Totn's 30 7 27 16 Batted for Hughes In eighth Boston 00000000 0 0 Brooklyn 000000 10 1 Knn Cntshaw. Errors Marsnvllle. Ever 2, Cutshaw. J. gmith. Two base hits H. Myers, Daubert. Three base hit J. Smith. Double plsys Marsnvllle to Evere to Konetchy, Mowrey to Cutshaw to Daubert, Cutshaw to Daubert, Cutsbaw to OUen to Daubert. Bases on balls Off Hughes 1, off Keht 1. off Smith 1. Struck out By Tlnrhes 4 by Smith. 1. Umpires Q' Day and Eason. First game: R. H. E. Boston 5 8 0 Brooklyn 3 3 Batteries Tyler and Gowdy; Dell, Marquard and Meyers. IUh Rah! Rah; They're Coming! Three college pitchers, Al Hartman, W. S. C; BIcky Williams, O. A. C, and Roy Alexander, C. I., which trans lated means College of Idaho, located at Caldwell, will Join the Beavers on their return from the south Tuesday. Hartman looks like the class of the bunch, with Williams stringing a close second. Nothing but the word of James J. Richardson, foxy forager of feeding .. frambachs, is had for Alex ander. ' At any rate it will be a nice vaca tion trip for the boys. Actors to See Carroll. Members of the Passing Show com pany, now In Portland, will be guests of Jimmy Carroll tomorrow when he works out at the Rose City gymna slum. Jimmy belongs to the theatri cal electricians in San Francisco and is very popular with members of the profession. The Passing Show mem bers cannot get away Friday night to see him box Billy Mascot, so they are going to do the next best thing, visit him in the training camp. Car roll trains from 2 to 3 o'clock, while Mascot works out from 3 to 4 at the Rose City gym. Friends of Frank Kendall, the Port land heavyweight, will be interested to know that he has been taken under the management of Thomas S. Burke, an Albany, N. T., sport writer, and negotiations are under way for a bout with Battling Levinsky. Clubs in Chattanooga, Saratoga, Montreal and New Haven are after the bout, Burke writes. Moose Taussig, by the way, says that Levinsky Is the sheriff in Strat ford, Conn., and that they are think ing of making him mayor of that burg. Willie Ritchie played golf yester day as rart of his training for the Gruman battle June 6. Bxb't'on.rf S Doyle. 2b. 3 sCanff, rf . 4 Fleteber.s S Merklt). lb. S M'Kee.3b 3 Rariden. c. 2 Dowln. c. . . O Anderson, p 3 PUILADEZjPHIA AB. H.O. A. Bancroft, as 4 Nienoff. 2b. 6 Stock. 3b... OlCravatb. rf. 3 2 OlWhitted. lb 1 IS OlCooper. If.. 2 2 O.Paskert. ef . 1 1 OlGood. cf 0 O O Kilter, e... 0 0 3 E. Burns, c. Byrne, c... Alexander.p Oeschen'er.p 1 18 8 0 8 4 0 0 2 1 1 0 1 S I 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 a 3 18 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 27 17 WALKER LOWERS N.W.: MOTORCYCLE ONE-MLE RECORD Harry Brant Retains North west Championship Title in 15-Mile Race, Totals. 35 14 27 171 Totals.. 31 New Yotk 0 1 0 0 4 0 2 0 8 10 Philadelphia 000020000 2 Knns G. Burns 3, Ken ft. Fletcher. Merkle 2, McKechnie, Karlden, Anderson, Cravati, Wbitted. Errors Merkle. Bancroft, Nlehoff 2, Ciavath. Two base hits Fletcher. Kaoff, Cra vath. Home runs Merkle, Fletcher, Whltted. Stolen base Kanff. Sacrifice bit Anderson. Pittsburg 0, Cincinnati 8. PITTSBURG. CINCINNATI. AB.H.PO.A Groh.Sb. . Neale.cf . . . C'larke.c. . . thuse.lf.cf. Witifjo.c. . . AB. Carey. cf. . . 3 Johnston, lb 3 Warner,ss,2b 8 Hinchman.rf 4 Kuhn 0 klitchelUf. 0 Orlfflth.rf. 3 Mollwitx.lb 4 1 12 Usher, ss.. 5 13 Londen,2o. 3 1 0 Moeeley.p. . 10 0 Knetzler.p. 0 0 0 Killifer.. 1 1 O, 0 tEniuier... 0 0 0 0 Schneider. p 0 0 0 Scbultx.p.. 0 0 0 5iScnuI:z.3b. . 0 Barney. If . Knabe 2b. . . "Cofiteuo. Smith. ss. . . Gitjaoti.c. .. It-Schmidt.. Mamnux.p. . IViox Cooper, p. . . lliVilon... oitfBalrd H. O. A. 12 0 0 11 1 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 8 NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES St. Louis 3, 1; Chicago 0, 5. Second game: ST. L0UI8 I CHICAGO AB. H.O. A.I AB. H.O. A. Bescher. If 3 1 2 0lM'Carthy.2b 4 0 2 2 smith, cr. . 2 Butler, cf. 1 Miller, lb.. 3 Hormsby. b 4 Wilson, rf. 2 Brortea. rf. 1 Betzel. 2b. 4 Snyder, c. . 4 Dor ban, as. Steele, p. . , Jasper, p. . Lone.... Gonsales 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 1 2 2 1 1 too 4 0 2 4 i n i-1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 Flack, rf . Williams, cf 3 Matin, If . . . 3 Zlm'rman.Sb 4 1 3 S 8 OlSoler. lb. . . 0 Archer, c. . 8iDoolan, bs. II Vaughn, p. 8 ?! Oi o 0 4 2 8 1 0 3 0 0 11 2 S 0 1 1 0 Totals.. 82 7 24 121 Totals... 29 26 10 Horrisby oat, hit by batted ball. Batted for Steele In seventh. Batted for Jasper In ninth. St. Loois 1 0000000 0 1 Chicago 0 0 0 1 0 1 8 0 5 Runs Bencher. Flack. Williams 2, Zimmer man Errors HornRby. Zimmerman. Twe bsse hit- -Archer. Home run Williams. Stolen tjuses WlU'in, Zimmerman, Saier. Archer. Sacrifice hits Smith. Suler, McCarthy. Sue- r HES TRIED BOTH OF EM BOLIVER HEDGE SAYS IF YOU WANT TO LEARN TO SWIM tN ONE LES90N TRY PADDLING A YOUNG AND GIDDY CANOE. HE ALSO SAYS IF YOU-DONT WANT TO SMOKE, DONY TRY A Totals. ..35 9125 141 Totals... 30 10 27 8 One out when winning run scored. - Batted for Wlngo In the ninth. tltutted for Knetzer In ninth. J Knit for Killifer in ninth. Batted for Knabe In sixth. if Ran for Gibson in ninth, Batted for Mamaux In the fifth. HBatted for Cooper In tiintb. ft Ran for Wilson In rHith. Cintlnnatv 0320000088 Pitlsbnrc 000014018 Runs Clarke, Chaae, Wlngo, Mitchell, Grif fith. Mollwits, Fisher. Emner, Carey 2. Wir ier, Uincbman, Schultz, Barney 2, Schmidt, Barrd. Errors Wlngo. Fisher. Hlnchman, Sc-holts. Two base hits, Griffith 2. Louden, Barney. Gibson, Wilson. Stolen base Keale 2, Louden. ScliulU, Costello. Double play WiDgo to Fisher. Bases on balhi Off Mose ley 1, off Schultx 1, off Mamaux Si off Coop er 8. Struck out By Moeeley 2, by Knetzer 2. by Mamaux 8, by Cooper 1. Umpires Klein and Einslie. Riding his famous Harley-Davldson motorcycle. Otto Walker of Los Ange les lowered the northwest one mile dirt track record to 47 2-5 seconds. The former record of 48 seconds was made in 1911 by Marty Graves. Walker established the record when he set out to lower the world's mark for the dis tance. Results: 5 mile, 4 H. P. stripped stock ma chines Duke Landman. Thor. first; McMoran, Excelsior, second. Ttmo, 6:47 3-5. 5 mile. 7 H. P. stripped stock ma chines Harry Brandt. Harley-David-son. first; Red Cogburn. Excelsior, sec ond. Time, 4:17 1-6. 7 mile, 7 H. P. macWnesj Otto Walker.Iarley-Davidson, first; Don Johns, Indian, second. 5 mile novice. 7 H. P. stripped stock machines Duke Lang-man. Harley Davidson. first; McKeen, Harley Davidson, second. Time. 4:44 1-S. 10 mile, open Otto Walker, Harley Davidson. first; Marty Graves. Indian, second. Time. 8:12 4-5. 15 mile, northwest championship Brant. Harley-Davidson, first. Time, 12:57. Tualatin Country :club-eUrday, d- batterie: Woodstock Clonlnftr and feating Edward Neustadter, 4 bp. Ptv WUsonj Efrrol Nelson, Sol van, Mmys, A. Rosenfe'ri won the second flight ana , Tuirora and Kibble. Max Hlrscn was the third night win ner. Miss rreda Baruh won tno worn en's finals from Miss Frankie Jacobs. The mixed foursome event wa won by Miss Miriam Jacobs and Lester Sichel with a net score of 45. Portland Golf club players f'ti'.shed the qualifying round for the directors' cup yesterday. A large number of players pi wed over the course and some good scores were registered. Wrestling Meet Tomorrow. The Portland T. M. C A. wrestling . team, compoeed of Milton Prink, 115 pounds; Pete Braielas, 125, - pounds; Tom Bain. 133 pourvds, and JohS -Ve-' doff. 145 to US pounds, will meet, the Astoria T. M. C. A. grappkrs In a "dual meet tomororw night . As toria Instructor A. A. Garlock Will accompany the team. , . STANDING OF THE TEAMS Pacifio Coaat Leagae. Won. Lost. Pet. Vernra 35 18 .OHO Los Anxeles 29 23 .058 San Francisco 29. 25 .537 Salt Lake rortland Or k land CO .......... 4Om 4,1 2f 2 i a 2? 31 Brooklyn . . . New York . Philadelphia Boston Ciuclnnatl .. Chicago .... Pittsburg ... St. Louis . . National League. 2 3 30 .447 .410 .308 Americas Leagus Won. Lost Pet. .20 12 .625 14 IS IS 22 22 23 20 20 16 19 18 17 17 .6-8 J150 .471 40H .450 .4.10 .425 Washington t'levelaud .. New York Ortona Wins Race. Taeoma, May 31. (P. N. S.) Mak ing the run from Seattle in eight hours, the Ortona, sailed by Captain John Gra ham, took first place in the cruiser race from Seattle to Tacoma, leaving Seattle at midnight and arriving here at 8 this morning. La Viajera, Captain Commodore Norris, came second. In the race for smaller cruising craft, the Nione IL Captain Rudolph Peier, took first place. The power cruiser Ray of the Ta coma Yacht club got away at 1:65 today. Clncinnatl-Pittsburg postponed; rain. morning game Roxy 31iddleton Has Son. Ottkland, Cal., May 81. (P. N. S.) Roxy Middleton, left fielder for the Oaks, is the proud father of an eight pound boy which arrived yesterday afternoon. A. L. Mills Winner Of Kelly Golf Play "Kelly golf" proved Itself to be pop ular with the members of the Waver ley Country club yesterday, some 80 odd members participating. A. L. Mills was winner of the competition with 4 7 chips. O. R. Menefee and R P. Tlsdale t'ed for second honors with 44 chips. Julius Loulsson won the finals of the president's cup tournament of the 23 20 Btston 20 Chicago 17 Detroit 17 Philadelphia 14 Si. Louis Spokane ... Vancouver . Great Full Eutte Seattle Tkcouia . . . Louisville Columbus . . alitajpapo!!; Indianapolis K.imas City Toledo St. Paul Milwaukee Pes Moines Lincoln . Omaha Wichita . . . Tope k a Denver .... St. Joseph . &loux City . 14 northwestern League. 18 17 15 15 15 13 American Association. 23 Won. Lost. Pet. 24 14 .t2 15 15 18 20 22 22 23 .006 .571 .52a .45 .4.'8 .3S9 .378 Western League. 17 19 It) 18 13 13 12 19 1 19 18 18 15 13 12 13 15 15 14 17 17 15 12 14 14 17 17 It) 20 14 14 14 15 17 17 20 1U .581 .531 .500 .517 .4tW .4:13 .rs .57(1 .576 .614 .4X1 .40H .310 .tfT6 .576 .576 .45 .485 I .469 .am .3S7 I Have Clothes on My Mind Have You? If you're thinking of new clothes, get wise to these facts: High-rent, ground-floor stnres have to charge vou an extra profit to pay for swell store fronts, electric signs and overhead expense. I am upstairs, cutting out these expen sive items, which means you save $5.00 to $10.00 when you buy your new suit of me. $20.00 MEN'S SUITS ALL READY TO WEAR $25.00 MEN'S SUITS S14.75 wSr $18.75 JIMMY DUNN THE ORIGINAL UPSTAIRS CLOTHIER 315-16-17 Oregonian Uldg. tlevator to Jd floor MINOR BASEBALL The Oalc Grove Seniors defeat (I the Bealls Eunday, 6 to 1. The feature of the game was the pitching- of Olds, who fanned 17 of the Beall players. Klamath Falls. Or.. May 31. The locals contii-ued their winning- -treat; Sunday, defeating Grants Pass. 4 to 3. Big-bee allowed five hits. The Honeyman team was defeated by the Woodstock team Sunday, 10 to 2. Cloninger, Woodstock's twirler. al lowed three hits. Yesterday Woodstock defeated Erroll Heights, 28 to 2. The ResorVs and Hotels wTHB CIGARETTE XuIliA VALUABLES. I No Change of Cars to SEASIDE Get aboard Is Portland, and five hoars later step off the train at tie ocean snd during the vacation season the time will be cut to about three hoars end a half. It is a nice little ride along the Columbia riveT, a change of scenery every minute, and at the ocean end one of the most charm inc recreation spots in America. FISHING HUNTING BATHING and stroll through the mountain forests, which reach down to the very borders of the city, the most romantio and delightful in the world. Splendid Hotels Hot or Cold Sea Water Swims in the fine HatatOTinm, apaxtmenta and cottages for rent to those desiring to "board at home." Watoh this space Sun day and Wednesdays for farther informs.' tion concerning this beautiful resort, with its paved streets delightfully lighted, or write any of the following for anything additional you may wish to knowi DAN J. MOOEE, Hotel Moore, HOTEL MEARS. LEWIS Se CO., druggists, next te P. 0. GODFREY BROS.. Sporting Goods. J. E. OATES, Natatorium. A. K. WASCHEB. CO., General Merchan dise. W. L. BjEKKEY, Men's ruraiahinga. E. A. PEICE, Meat Market. BETNO BENZEL, Baker. J. B. CALLAHAN, Cafe and Cigars. GEORGE IEWIK. MISS EMILY DAMANS', Vecanioum Hotel. T. B. LINDSLEY, Colonial HoteL ALEX GILBERT, Real Estate. R. J. MOSS, Dentist. WILLIAMS BROS.. Garage. SELNES & WHEATLEY. General Mer . chandise. G. E. METTER. White Lunoh Cafe, 39 Broadway. GEORGE H. SMITH, Garage. SEASIDE DRUG CO. SEASIDE LIGHT POWER CO. The above are honest, reliable, progres sive cit liens. They will have a kindly, cordial welcome for every viaitor. The Colonial ' Hotel and Apartments , SEASIDE, OREGON. One block' from ocean. Electrio lighted and electric stoves fcr light housekeeping. Free bus to and from all Uaina. F. D. LINDSLEY. Prop. Sea Crest Cottages RIGHT AT THE BEACH Completely fur nished 2, 8 and 4 room cottages, overlooking the ocean. Unexcelled view, well lighted grounds, good sidewaika, close to stores, nata torium and bathing beach. Comfortable and clean cottages with light and water in each. Uiite for rates, reservations or further in foimation. Chris Arms. Newport Or. CLIFF HOTEL Overlooking the Ocean ISO feet above the los 80 feet from the water. Hot and eold water and other modern conveniences. Free bus to and from steamer. Open all year. Only all around first class house at the beach. W. D. Wheeler. Prop. TE BEACH MEWPORT. OR. TENT CITY VEWPOET, OR. Fifty eleaa, airy, furnished cottages and testa at very moderate rental." Located la grove, to view of ocean, three blocks from beech. Bide walks, electrio lights sad city water Address A. J. YAJf WABSXKKOYE, Bob a, BAYOCEAN BUNGALOWS TWO HOTELS SWIMMING Information regarding- Resorts, Hotels, Bidetrips, Rail. River and Stage Routes can be obtained from The Journal Travel Bureau. Phones Mala 7173, A-6061, or from Dorsey B. Smith, Tourist Agency. Karahall 1079. Oregron'g finest beach resort. Paved streets, mountain water, sewers, bathing-, fishing, dancing-. Host scenic rail, road trip in Orsgo n at special rail, road rates. Separate small residences, completely furnished, electrio iig-hts,. water, fuel, laundry; janitor service' free. Two bsds. Rates 910.00 per week, 918.00 two weeks, $30.00 four weeks All 70a need take is your suitcase. BATOCKA.IT AHTTEX Stplendld view of ocean and hay. Hear natatorium. Ex cellent table. Kates 92.50 per day and up. BAYSIDE IN Fine table, 40 fueats, sea foods, use of baths. Bates S2.50 day. The warm sea-water swimming tank is 60x160 feet. It is up to date In every respect. Competent attendants and in structors in charge. Swimming In the ocean is a doily diversion at Bayocean. For Reservations and Printed Matter, Address T.B.POTTER REALTY CO. PORTLAND, OREGON For That Tired Feeling, Take a Run Over to NEWPORT, Oregon for a few days. THE TROUT ARE BITTHO in a docen good streams within easy reach ef KWrvlT. Ton reach KEWPOEI at supper tune erter apleaaant ride through th Coast Range, and have your choice of several of the BEST EATIKB PLACES TS OREGON Bountiful supplies of Yaquina oysters, clams, crabs flounder, halibut off the Yaquina Banks, dainty candle fish and Norwegian herrinr. fat and absolutely freah, and oookod as only NEWPORT cooks oan prepare them. After supper you take a walk on the beautiful beach, dance, skate in the rink, swim in the Natatorium or attend the picturo ehowi until bedatime. Lulled to sleep by the roar of the breakers (and how you oan aleep at the coaat), you arise in the morning ready for any adventure. The first day you take boat or train IS miles to Elk City, where tbe Taouina and Big Elk join. THE YAQUINA is a deep, rather slow moving stream and fiahed tiran a boat, while the Big Elk is swift and clear with a rocky bottom and above the hatchery can be fiahed from the bank. If yon want a guiae get unoie aiarsn ounpson. xnere axe plenty 01 ooata aaa you aaa aave a day's fishing and reach Rtwruai ror supper agaia. watch i day's issue. MEWPORT COMMERCIAL CLUB. Watch for BEAVER CREEK next Bun Eastern Tours Round-Trip Fares Daily from June 1 via The North Bank Road. Choice of many routes going and returning. Direct or through California, with stopovers in each direction. Direct Via Cal. Atlanta $101.1 S $114.28 Boston 110.00 127.50 New York 110.70 128.20 Denver ...... S5.00 72.50 Kansas City.. 60.00 77.50 Detroit 83.50 101.00 Direct Vis Csl. St. Louis $ 71.20 $ 88.10 Memphis 80.00 92.80 Washington .. 108.50 126.00 Minneapolis .. 60.00 85.78 Toronto 92.00 109.50 Chicago 72.50 90.00 TWO DAILY LIMITED TRAINS . THROUGH TO THE EAST "See America First" Means the Glacier and Yellowstone Park Routes ' Twin Palaces, S.S Northern Pacific and Great Northern 26 Hours at Sea, to San Francisco Sailings May 13, 18, 23, 27, and TUESDAYS, THURS DAYS, SATURDAYS, Beginning June 1. SAN FRANCISCO NEW ROUND-TRIP FARES $32 Thirty-Day Ticket $35 Ninety-Day Ticket On sale daily from June 10 Other fares, sched ules.and details a City Ticket Office 5th and Stark Sts. Phones: Bwdy. 920, A-6671 . , .a Rail Auto OF MT. XOOS KAIXBOAD CO. 0E RIDE CALLS FOR TWO. RAIL ATTT0 AT HOOD RIVER eonnecta with Train 18, loavias Portland at 10 a. m. Lunch at Haod River. Rail Auto leaves for Parkdale, near foot of Mt. Hood, 12:45. Returning, connects with Train 17, reaching Portland 7 p. m. Wonderful one-day trip. Through tickets on sal O-W. R. A V. Portland City Ticket office. Auto at Hood River connects with train 18. TROUT LAKE AT THE FOOT OF MT. ADAMS. The big speckled beauties are waitinr to match their wits against yours. Eaay welkins distance of the famous lava and ice oaves. Headquarters for mountain climbers for the ascent of Mt. Adams. High class amusement hall aeax hotel, Hutel rates $9 a week. Address G0XER HOTEL. Guler. Wash. The ILyrie "OH THE BLUFFS OF THE COLUMBIA." Asi ideal place for your summer's rest; 2 hours by rail from Portland. la the Cascades, magnificent scenery. Excellent table. Send for illustrated booklet. C. W. J. RECKER. Whit Salmon, Wash. HOTEL DALIES THE DALLES, OR. A VODERS HOTEL. European plan. Cafe first class, 84 miles from f crtiand, on the Columbia River. Highway. Also oa the rail and boat lines, many scenes to see. Plaa your stay for a day or so. Res-ervatiosr-mado. JTJDD S. FI8H, Mgr. HOOD RITER OHEOOH Hotel Oregon "On tha Columbia River Highway." Wham yon take your friends to see the wonderful Co lumbia River Highway arrange te step at tbe Hotel Oregw While hare ds aot fail to ahow them ths beastiful Hood River valiay. Special attention given to tourist aid auto parties. JUkVST SEE. 'Prop. IE9 SERR. Mgr. Columbia River , Highway AUTOS DAILY DORSEY B. SMITH, Manager TRAVEL BUREAU phone Marshall 1979. 110 Sd St. Cor. Waahington Portlanders Do you know That we have the ONLY TRIP of ITS KDTD in the United States, the combination automo bile and steamer Bailey Oatxert interchange trip over the Columbia Highway and Columbia river between Cascade Locks and Portland; Daily 8-Hour Trij, Fare SS.60. Tyrell Trip Co., Inc. Phone Marshall 290.. 125 6th St. THE JEWETT FARM RESORT . The Jewett Farm is just aoroaa the Columbia from Hood River, on ths bluffs of the Colum bia, 840 acres (f beauty. Individual cottages or rcoms. A charming place to spend a few weeks. It has a Sistiactive personality. Cool, hoalthfnl. scon in. The best of food wU pre pared and daintily and anpetizingly served. Addrets JXKKIE . JEWETT, White Salmon, Wash. Attention Automobile Owners When making the Columbia River Highway trip, do not fail to visit The Dalles. While here secure your gasoline, oil, service and storage at wiXTSEB-wiuiAKs rxxsTxoor OABAGB Fair and courteoua treatmeat, expert electrical and machine work. i. WALTHER-WliLaXS CO., Ths Stiles. Or. THE JOURNAL Is the Acknowledged MEDIUM on SUMMER RESORT ADVERTISING v as Automatic electric block signals all the 1 way. TWO DAILY TRAINS ROUND-TRIP FARES From Portland DaHy June 1 to Sept. 30, 1916 $yO50 To CHICAGO, ILL, rassss. and Return SpQAOO to ST. PAUL and MINNE OU APOLIS, MINN., and Return $6022 To SSkT $11 A70 To NEW YORK, N. V, and PHILA X JL U DELPH1A, PA, and Return SI 1 AOO To BOSTON, MASS., JL l and Return Qt AQ50 To BALTIMORE, MD and WASH lUOL INGTON, D. C, and Return $ O900 To TORONTO, ONT, i and Return $1 ACIOO To MONTREAL, QUE, IWU and Return $11 035 To QUEBEC, QUE, J. Xt and Return $11 AOO To PORTLAND, ME, JL JLI and Return The Best of Everything FuQ information, tickets and reservations at ticket mtEem Chicago fit North Western Ry. E. C GRIFFIN, G. A.. 102 Third Street (Pbooa A4214 sm Maia tU) NW420,
