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1 ( J. 1 - SECTION TWO SPORTS, AUTOMOBILES, GOOD ROADS, MARINE FOURTEEN PAGES REAL ESTATE, BUILDING MARKETS, WANT ADS 1 .o PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 18, 1916. HSSES AND ERS NOT MAKE MAt EASON FAVOR rat CROWDS That's Reason the Fans Call Him, the Worst Umpire in National League, HEINE GROH'S POSITION Cincinnati Third Bckar Tacas Pltchar Squaraly Yaaf Layoff Kay Have Affected Battlnr Eye of Baker. Beginning July 1st All Filled Books of S. & H. Green Trading Stamps Will Be Redeemed in Gash Start a New Book! New York, Juna 17. Mai Eason Is the meat unpopular umpire In the big leagues. All around the Tener circuit the natives tilngle out Mai as the par ticular target of their hoota and jeers. Everywhere tiiey call him "the worst umpire." Hut Mai, ol' boy. Isn't losing any sleep over It. Tha fact that he is so thoroughly honest and Just In his decisions, and o fearless of consequences, has made Eason hated by the home fans. In this era there are some umpires known as "home umpires;" fellows who occa sionally decide a play of close nature, In faor of the home gang;. But Mai is not one of those. In fai;t, it often times seems to spectators that Mai Rives the visiting team the shade the best of his decisions. It requires Iron nerve and a nature calloused to hoots and hisses to de cide against the home team on a play where a decision either way would sjeem, to he fuir. Mai Eason Is such a man.' No matter how hostile the crowd Mai rules as his Judgment dictates, and, unfortunately for his popularity, he rules against the home team with considerable regularity. Haver Tavors Home Team. I,-or an umpire to favor the Tiome team on one of those draw plays when a huge crowd is present, seems only huniah. Hut Mai sizes up as inhuman In this respect. Time and ugnln h lias Tuled against the natives when it seemed to the folks In the stands that the verdict was wrong. And a howl of protest went up. Some umpires, hav ing made what the fans calle a "raw decision" against th'e home team on one pluy, nay ev;n it up by giving that team'the shade on the next close play. But Eason never does. Soma National league managers call Kasori a farce &3 an umpire; the major portion of the fans agree. Maybe lnc.se folks are rU;ht; maybe not. Kason's umpiring Judgment, at times, may be wrong. Uut no one can accuse Mai Eason of being dishonest, or charge him . with cowardice hy "playing against a viutlUK team." reason, aiov all else, is an homst umpire. Groli'a Puzzling Stance. Heinle Groh's stance at the plate Is the rcost peculiar of any man in base ball. The other big leaguers, when at bat, face either toward first or third bnse, according to whether they are left or right handed hitters. They watch the pitcher Willi one eye the optic nearest the twlrler. But the Ked third baseman, In tak ing bis position, stands squarely fac ing the pitcher. His back the whole of It is toward the grandstand. Heinle stands that way until (lie pitcher has completed his wind-up. Then, as the arm swings. Heinle, who Is a right handed sticker, wheels Into the same position that the other batters assume at'the start. Heinle swings around at the same moment that the pitcher Is about to let loose the ball, and the sudden "der vlrfh" of tne Redleg Is disconcerting to the bulk of pitchers. Furthermore. Heinle varies his tactics by Jumping around a, bit before the delivery is made. Of ten he leaps at the ball before his whirl is completed and the inounds man never Is sure as to just where to shoot the ball to fool Heinle, because he Is Just as likely to be at the break ing point of the pellet as not. Has Ilaker Gone Hack? Did the year's layoff dim the bat ' tin orb of J. Franklin Baker? The batting to date of the "Home Run King" has been a disappointment to the Yankee fans. And It has sur prised the American league enthusi asts. Baker was a consistent .;100 hit ter when with the Athletics. He used to bang them to all portions of the Jot and frequently, cut of It. But Baker, after a, fuir getaway this season, slumped. He bumped into a vacuum for a while. Since then he has beett smashing them with a fair de gree of regularity but not in the same way as of old. Bill Donovan, the Yankee manager, Is one of 'those, however, who feel that Baker Is still there that he is round ing too slowly, but surely. "Baker Is just, starting now," said Donovan. "In another month, he will be breezing along as of old. The old boy la still there and he will demon strate It before the season Is out." Willie Hoppe Makes The High Average Willie Hoppe showed wonderful form In his tour of this country and Hawaii with Yamada extending over a period of six months In which he played over 66,000 points, or about 165 matches, avajauglng 59 points. Some of his performances follow: Ran 400 points from the layoff at Hartford. Conn.; ran 350 points, or over, five times; ran between 300 and 400 points 11 times during the trip; ran 387 and out on one occasion; ran 256 and out when his opponent had only 7 points to go to win; played one full game of 400 points In 46 minutes. His share of the receipts clear of expenses is expect ed. tq reach 152,000. Meredith to Try to Set Mark. . Ted Meredith, the University of Pennsylvania record holder for the quarter and hal.' mile will prepare for tha amateur athletic union champion ship quarter mile race at Newark next ' September where he hopes to establish a quarter mile murk which will last ' 'for many years. Meredith expects to be opposed by Dlsmond, the Chicago ; university quarter miler, who equaled. hit record In the Western conference meet covering the 'lstance in 47 2-5. Out -of -Town Patrons Ar Invited to Make Use . of Our Special Mail-Order Service Hammocks, Tents, Gamp Cots, Fishing Tackle, Sand Toys, Wheel Goods, Golf and Tennis Supplies on the Fourth Floor - Manicuring and Hair Dressing Parlors on the Second floor. Beat Sanitary Equipment. Special Showing ol Women's New Novelty Neckwear Main Floor Visit the Neckwear Section and see these ex quisite new Collars, Vestees and Sets. Made up in Voiles, Crepes, Marquisettes, Chiffons, etc. Priced 25c to $5.00 Special lot Neckwear, worth up to 3 5c Special 25c Special lot Neckwear, worth up to 50c Special 35c Tea Room 4th Floor take Lunch with your friends in our delightfully cool and restful Tea Room. Prompt, Efficient Service. w Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Pacific Phone Marshall 4800 'Home Phone A-6231 KODAKS U 4th Floor -developing, print- icoJor work. Films left before 6 will be ready by 11 a. m. next morning. $1.25 Auto Caps, Special at 95c Styled With Adjustable Visor j Main Floor Women's and Misses' Auto Caps of black-and-white check materials. Well-made, with adlustable visor. Caps such as you would expect to pay 1.25 for, on QE sale Monday at the special low price of FUy WOMEN'S SILK GIRDLES in black and good range of colors. Regular 1.25 grade, priced Special at UJi And Now For a Quick Disposal of All Women's Wool Smits and Coats I $28.50 Suits $14.98 $58.50 Suits $29.95 AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY to select a high-class Suit or Coat and pay about half the former selling price. In keeping with our long-established policy of closing out seasonable merchandise while there is yet demand, we have re duced the prices on our Wool Suits and Coats to an extremely low point in order to dispose of them at once, thus giving our customers the benefit, not only of low prices, but also practically the whole season's wear. Belted and novelty styles in wonderful assortment. Such wanted materials as poplins, serges, gabardines, flannels, cheviots also some in taffeta silks and silk poplins. The very smartest of this season's models for dress and sport wear. Good selection of plain colors, checks, plaids and stripes. Of coure, there are not all sizes in each model, but there is every size in the assortment. On sale Garment Salons, Second Floor. Lot 1 Suits Worth to $2850, Sale Price $14.98 Lot 2 Suits Worth to $35.00, Sale price $19.95 Lot 3 Suits Worth to $4850, Sale Price $24.98 Lot 4 Suits Worth to $5850, Sale Price $29.95 Sacrifice Sale of Coats Women's $18.50 Goats Now $11.98 Women's $25.00 Goats Now $14.98 Second Floor Smart New Coats for women and misses in the sea son's best styles. Novelty belted and full flare effects in popular lengths for street and sport wear. Gabardines, poplins, whipcords and other desirable materials. Plain colors, checks, stripes. Coats worth up to 518.50. (J" -t QQ Special for this sale tpJ--i-0 Silk and Wool Coats Reduced Second Floor Beautiful Dressy Coats of silk taffeta, fancy brocaded silk and silk poplin, some styled with large cape collar and trimmed with ostrich. Other coats: of Waterfall cloth and various high-grade wool fabrics. Very newest flare effects some with novelty belts, fancy collars and cuffs. Shown in all the desirable colors for Summer wear. $25.00 Coats priced at $18.75 Important Noticeto All Women lift 342 iiiyiSiBLe SELf'REDUCINGl Nemo Corsets At New Prices - -A... .. - - ...i i On and After Saturday, July 1st With all Corset materials fabrics, rubber, steels, etc., high and going higher, the Nemo people wee obliged to raise prices or use inferior ma terials. As extra DURABILITY is one of the things that have made the Nemo world-famous, they ch&to keep up the standard Nemo quality, and Advance the Price of Sev eral Popular Nemo Models From $350 Up to $3.75 Up to and including Friday, June 30, we shall sell these Corsets at 3.50. After that day the price will be 3.75. Thousands of Portland women who wear Nemo Corsets will avail them selves of this opportunity to buy their favorite models before the advance in prices. We carry a complete line of Nemos. Just Received : New Sport Hats For Beach Wear j $3.75 to $5.00 Your Outing Wardrobe i not complete without one of these smart new Sport Hats of felt ar velourl They are just in by ex press and represent the , very newest ideas from the eastern beaches. Colors to match the Sweaters and Coats s6 much in vogue old rose, white, citron, blue, green and many other col ors plain and in combination effects. Small and medium styles. Prices range from $3.75 to $5.00 See These in : Millinery Department . Second Floor '., Second Floor Women's and Misses' Coats in the newest sport models full flare wilh belts, patch pockets, fancy collars and cuffs. Stylish checks and stripes, also plain colors and mixtures. Mate rials include gabardines, tweeds and flannels. Coats priced form erly up to $25.00. J-I A QQ Your choice now at v-a-TCeiO $29.50 Coats priced at J i22.13 $30.00 Coats priced at JI22.50 $32.50 Coats priced at $24.37 $3 5.00 Coats priced at $26.25 $39.50 Coats priced at $29.63 $55.00 Coats priced at $41.25 Good assortment of all sizes. r Sale of Girls 'SampleDr esse s $2.48, $2.98, $3.98 Second Floor Manufacturers' Sample line Girls' Dresses in ginghams, chambrays, linens and Devonshire cloth. Plain colors, fancy stripes and checks also white dresses with smocking in colors. Ages 6 to 1 4. LOT 1 Sample Dresses $2.48 LOT 2 Sample Dresses $2.98 LOT 3 Sample Dresses $3.98 Wash Dresses $1.09 2d Floor C h i Id re n ' sTubTJr esses of plaid ginghams and plain chambray. Neat Middy and waist styles, trimmed with colors to match. Ages 6 to 14. (T- Q Priced Special now. at J)--Oa New Striped ftliddies Special at $1.49 2d Floor New Awning Striped Middies of washable Japanese crepe, bhown in various colors. Ages 6 to 14. Priced Special for Monday White and Colored Middies 98c 'al $1.49 Girls Hiker Suits At 393 2d Floor Girls' Hiker Suits coat and bloomers of tan or blue denim. Just the thing for beach or camp. . Sizes for girls 8 to 14. Priced Special for Mondfy's selling 'Z $4.95 New White Pumps At $4 Main FIooi- We have just received a special shipment of Women's White Nubuck Pumps, similar to above illustration. Cool, comfort able and dressy fot warm weather wear. White ivory sole and Louis Cuban heel. All sizes. fif On sale now at ,the pair pr.UU NEW ENGLISH Walking Shoe of white canvas, with rubber sole, white buck trimmingsf (JQ Priced now at, the pair vO.OU ModelGrocery Fourth Floor Experienced telephone clerks at your service from 8 a. m. to 6 p. m. ORDER YOUR BEACH AND CAMP SUPPLIES HERE and get the best qualities at reasonable prices. All Orders By Mail Carefully Filled 42-Inch Colored Dress Nets At 59c Main Floor Splendid quality Mer cerized Dress Nets in colors, navy, pink, rose, Nile, Copenhagen, sky, maize also black and white. A good Net for linings and waists. 42 inches wide. Special for CQ this sale Monday at, the yardtlaC WHITE DRESS NETS, 72 inches wide, for June brides. Exceptional quality. Priced $1 and $1.25 yrd- $1.50 Chiffon Cloth At $1.00 Yard Main Floor High-grade Chiffon Cloth in white and colors. Splen did finish. Should sell at Q- A( 1.50. Special for, yard ipleUU GEORGETTE CREPES in white and good selection of wanted shades. Priced at $1.75 to $2.25 a yard. SPECIAL LOT White and Flesh Color Georgettes. Priced $1.50 yd. BRIDAL VEILINGS and Veils with wreaths at the Veiling counter. BRIDAL VEILINGS by the yard in 72 to 108-inch widths. Very best quality. Priced $1 to $2 a yard. Embroidery Flouncins 13 to V2 Off Bargain Circle, lat Floor Beautiful wide Dress Flouncings in white and colored embroidery on voile and ba tiste. From regular stock. Some a trifle mussed. Grades selling formerly at 1.25 to 5.00 yard, on sale Monday 1-3 to 1-2 off regular. 75c to $125 Embroideries At 25c Yard Main Floor Embroidery Bands and Galloons, 3 to 6 inches wide. Open work and conventional designs, suit able fbr trimming wash dresses, un derwear, etc. 75c to 1.25 OP grades, on sale at, the yard FINE THREAD Filet Laces, 8c to 10c grades at, the yard OL Basement Underprice Store Announces Great 6-Day Sale of Men's Women's, Children's Underwear and Hosiery At Wholesale Prices Unfavorable weather conditions throughout the months ol April and May compel us to" sell Underwear and Hosiery at Wholesale Prices for the next 6 days. SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS NOW AT BIG SAVINGS: Monday Phenomenal Sale 250 Women's Parasols About l2 Regular Prices Center Circle, Main Floor One of America's largest manufacturers of Women's high-grade Parasols sold us his entire line of salesmen's road samples. There are 25o all told. Some in plain, others in fancies all very newest 1916 styles. Some are slightly soiled from handling, but all of first quality. Don't overlook this remarkable sale. SEE DISPLAY IN ALDER-STREET WINDOW 'Women's Parasols, J" . Women's Parasols, 2.50 quality. Special SUJ Women's Parasols, Cf - fk ecial JAP 3.50 qualify. Sp Women's Parasols, Jrt QK 3.95 quality. Special PeOO eo QQ $5. CO quality. Special PaU Women's Parasols, (jQ Qf 6.50 quality. Special pO.U $7.50 quality. Speci Women's Parasols, d t?f cial tP.cfV WOMEN'S HIGH NOVELTY Parasols of 10 to $25 qualities, now on sale at $6 to $15 Men's and Young Men's Cool Summer Suits $10, $15 to $35 Main Floor The new Summer Suits are here cool and airy; draped in such dapper manner that style is the predominate note. The fabrics, too, are unusually attractive and there are patterns and colors to suit the most fastidious. MEN'S BLUE SERGE SUITS $1 5.$20-$25-$30-$35 MEN'S NOVELTY SUITS AT $1 5-$20-$25-$30-$3S YOUNG MEN'S SUMMER SUITS $10-$12.50 to $25 Exclusive Agents For Dutchess Trousers Come in tomorrow and let us point out to you the superior features and sterling reliability of these best of all Trousers. Full range of sizes. At $3 to $5 Pair ODD LINES MEN'S SILK SHIRTS of $5.00 quality, special $3.75 Sale Extraordinary of Ribbon 25c All-Silk Fancy Ribbons 19c 35c to 40c Fancy Ribbons at 25c WASH GOODS WEEK Aisle of Cottons Main Floor DASH VOILES in dainty floral and novelty stripes one of the season's most popular fab- i O-, rics. Priced now at, yard IOC PRINTED ENGLISH VOILES the very finest to be had. These come 40 inches wide. Beautiful designs on tinted and white grounds. Priced at, the yard I OK JAPANESE CREPES the ideal material for kimonos and Summer draperies. Vast assortment OC of patterns. Priced, yard aitJv. NEW SPORT STJRIPES in want ed colors. 25c, 35c 40c, 45c. 50c. NEW PRINTED VOILES; dainty floral effects, stripes in various colors. Priced at 25c-35c-40c. WHITE SKIRTINGS in all new est weaves at, the yard, 25c to $1. NEW WHITE GOODS, 20c-35c. est weaves of season. 25c to $1 yd. EXTRA SPECIAL die etoile for dresse -Whittf s, At, ya LINENS FOR BRIDES Organ- rd 10c BOXED LINEN SETS cloth and one dozen napkins to match of the celebrated Richardson make. Set with 2x2-yd. Cloth $15.00 Set with 2x2 -yd. Cloth$16.50 Set with 2x3-yd. Cloth $18.00 Set with 2J4X2I4 Cloth $17.50 BATH TOWELS are now in great demand. We have them in all sizes and qualities. 15c to $1.50 FOR THE BRIDE'S TROUSSEAU New nainsooks, batistes, long cloth, linen lawns, crepes, etc., in great assortment. Lowes - prices. FANCY TICKINGS in . short lengths, ranging from 1 to 10 yards. Choice assortment !" Q patterns; 35c grade at, yardJLOC SHORT LENGTHS Mercerized Table Damask V., t.t,;2 iind 2'' yards. At 68c to $1.30 each. Warm Weather Needs for the Home I III 1 1 " Main Floor New All-Silk Floral Ribbons, white grounds, with pink, sky, lavender, delft, maise - Q designs; 25c grade, the yardJLC Main Floor Wide Fancy Ribbons, also heavy hairbow taffeta and sash Ribbons; 35c to 40c grades, on sale at, the yard nil' isi f $135 Meat Safe Priced Special at 25c Headquarters for Ice $1.09 Third Floor Meat Safe like iIlustrationH-etra well made and nicely finished. Has removable. shelf, hinges and catch. These were made to sell at 1.35. Our Special $1.09 Sale of Garden Hose ; : ; 50-ft. Cotton Hose with nozzle Vi -in.. $4.50 50-ft. Rubber Hose with nozzle 'i-in..$4.98 50-ft. Rubber Hose with nozzle K-iii. $5.40 Cream Freezers, Refrigerators and lcei Bdxei MEN'S, WOMEN'S, CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Pair. H Da- Dox. Men's Fine Cotton Hose in black or tan 4 Men's Ex. Fine Cotton Hose, black, tan, gray, white Boys', Girls' lxl Rib Ex. Quality, black all sizesj Girls' Fine White Cotton 1st rib all sizes Women's Black or Tan Cotton Hose all sizes. . . . Women's Black Cotton Rib Top Hose Ex. quality Women's Split Sole Hose Ex. good quality MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR Men's Extra Quality Union Suits all sizes Men's Extra Quality Shirts, Drawers all sizes.... Men's Extra Quality Shirts, Drawers all sizes. . . . Boys' Union Suits of excellent quality all sizes.. WOMEN'S AND GIRLS' UNDERWEAR Women's Women's Women's Women's Women's Women's Women's Children' Fine Quality Union Suits Regular sizes.. Extra Quality Union Suits Extra sizes.. Fine Quality Union Suits Regular sizes.. Light-Weight Pants loose or tight knee bwiss Ribbed Vests Extra Quality.... Fine Quality Ribbed Vests Ex. Quality U. Suits 2 styles all sizes s Fine Cotton Vests and Pants all sizes. . .09 ;$ .50 .11 .124 .11 .10 12H 12H Each $ .89" .39 .23 .45 .65 .70 .60 .55 .70 .70 $ .95 1.25 1.35 1.15 1.00 1.35 1.35 M Dx. $2.50 1.10 .65 1.30 Each .22 .25 .35 .22 .09 .13 .39 .09 M Dx. .60 .70 1.00 .62 .25 .37 1.10 .24 Dx. $4.75 2.10 1.25 2.50 Dx. $1.15 1.35 1.95 1.20 .49 .70 2.10 45 Summer Furniture at Special Prices! $1.75 Grass Stools at $129 $6.75 Grass Rockers $5.95 People furnishing up their cottages at the beach or those who need new furniture for the porch and living room will be in terested in this sale, for the prices are far below regular value. Very newest 1916 styles, best of workmanship. Grass Stools, reg-flJ" OQ ular 1.75, now for PXaMi7 Grass Stools, reg-C1 QQ ular 2.50, now for J--0 Grass Tables, reg Grass Rockers, J?7 A tZ Chairs; reg. 8.50, at P I atD Grass Rockers, Chairs; reg. 9.00, at rass Rockers, Chairs; reg. 6.75 Grass Rockers, Chairs; reg. 7.50 Grass Rodkers, Chairs; reg. 8.00 Grass Chairs Rockers, reg. 9.50 Grass Exten'n Chair flrr OP for steamers, reg. 10, v aOO $5.95 $6.45 $7.25 $7.95 and ular 8.00, now for tJJUatO $7.95 Sale Grass Rugs at Reduced Prices AH This Week 36x72-Inch Grass Rugs $1.98 Special Sale of Solid Oak Rock ers in three attractive styled, with Imitation leather ; seats. Special now at $3.48, $4.48 and $5.98 OLMOIt WIND -SAFE Beautiful. Effective. Dura bid Don't Flap in the Wind MATT rUZX. USE of yonr porch by naTlaa; it q.nippaa with "COOLMOS'' Sbadaa. Wi hva tbam la 4, 6 and 8 fact width. Shows la ptu and brown. Guaraataad aatiafactory la avary ta pact. Tba lowaat prlcaa. 9xl2-Ft. Grass Rugs at $9.98 Third Floor Grass rugs are the ideal floor coverjng for porch and summer home. Beautiful, sanitary and inexpensive. We show a handsome assortment of patterns and colors. Special low Grass Rugs, size 36x72 inches, priced very special at, each irass Rugs, size 4:6x7:6, priced very special now at, each irass Rugs, size 6x9 feet, attractive designs, special, each irass Rugs, size 8x10 feet, attractive designs, special, each Grass Rugs, size 9x12 feet, attractive designs, special, each New Designs in Linoleums Step in and see our superb display of new piinted and Inlaid linoleums. The most attractive designs1 and colors we have ever shown. Prices range from 58c to $1.50 Yard. Dept. Third Floor prices-. $1.98 $3.48 p.98 $7.48 $9.98 50c to 60c ! ; 1 i Sash Curtains 27c Pr. "Third Floor Sash Curtains of white, cream and ecru scrim; 36 inches long. Hem- O? stitched edges; reg. 60c I Is Marquisette Sash Curtains In white, cream, biege; AQn worth 90c, spec, pair tOl r