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ANGLERS SELECT. PLACES TO FISH FOR FOUR DAYS .Manv Will Takfi Advantage of Decoration Day in Going Out, STANDINGS OF TEAMS . Fishermen who are going out for four days' angling as a result of the holiday, which falls on Tuesday, will be interested, in the Southern Pacific bulletin issued for this week-end. Water appears to be clearing up. Judging from the reports, and the trout are beginning to rise to the fly. .Back in the mountains snow is melt ing and fishing has been held up. The reports follow: Summit Mary's river In the vl- clnltv nf Summit la clear, and fish -f etrllilnor hair Thrfl Sir v-TOOd hotel accommodations here. Many fcood catches have been made recently. several or them being nmiteo ones, wmnmlna Yamhill river and Wll fflirlv clear, and fish are striking spinner, fly or bait. Good catches are reported near Grand londe. One man reports limit. Fish ing within walking distance or livery or auto hire from station. Black Rock Lucklamute river is clear half a mile above station, and either fly or bait can be used: Good fly fishermen have no trouble in mak ing good catches, mny guou wwur. reported, fish averaging about 10 inches in length. Accommodations may be obtained at Mrs. Neal's board- lng house. . ,, , Powers Mill creek and Myrtle creek are clearing, but not Hear enough for fly. Host success obtained by using bait. R. Abbot caught limit of nice ones lat Sunday. , North Bend North and South Coos river high and somewhat muddy, but reports show that fish will take spln , ner, fly or bait. Good camping facili ties. Meals and rooms at farms. Sev eral large catches have been made during the last few days Two boats dally from Marshfleld and North Bend to the forks of the river. Lowell Middle Willamette. A few small catches being made, but water still too high for good fishing. Corvallis Mary's river and Oak creek near Corvallis. Water in good condition, and fish taking spinner and bait. Good catches reported. ... Barlow Molalla river three miles each side of this station is fairly clear, and bait can bo used with some suc- CeDctrolt South Santlarn is clear. Use spinner, fly or bait. On Sunday a few good catches were made. vt'.mnih Kails Williamson ana Sprague rivers near Chiloquin are v.ih onrt nartlv muddy. Bait ana spinner used to best &8va"taKe J: .i,,v, fiv 4ihnr is fair. Many limit catches made the past week. Spring creek near Spink's camp, is clear and medium, fair catcnes av"' made. Water very cold and Lost river near Aierriu. -r.. ia .'" but fish are striking spinner and bait. Pacific Coast League. Won Lost Baa Francuco 82 Blt Lake 2 Oakland 22 Portland . 21 Los Angeles 19 Vernon 19 National League. Philadelphia 10 New York 17 Chicago 23 8t. Louis IS Cincinnati lfc. Brooklyn ... 11 Boa ton 9 PitUburg 11 American League, Boston .. 20 Clikago ,. . 24 New York 1. 17 Clertland .. . 10 St. Louis 13 Waabingtoa 13 Detroit 11 Philadelphia 10 northwestern League. Tacotna, ,. . 21 Seattle 15 Great Falls 13 Spokane . . 11 Butte 10 Vancouver 13 American Association, Indian apnllg 28 Kanxsa City 15 UwUIUe 19 Columbus 16 St. Paul 14 Minneapolis 13 Milwaukee 13 Toledo U Western League. Pea Molnea 17 Lincoln IS Omaua 19 Sioux City 16 Denver 13 J.plln . 12 St. Joseph 11 Wichita 10 17 18 24 24 27 29 10 10 14 14 20 15 ltt 22 10 13 11 17 W 10 19 20 T ?4 13 14 15 20 8 13 17 IS 18 17 IS 20 . . i n -hcjnff mode dailv uona cHiuiica mo t-...p - - - - - Two T3anlf rmirv creek near nere Kood oatche of 15 and" 28 reported last week. , . ... , Eugene Siuslaw river above Maple . . ; il i u v.,, ei ian h used. Good "Sh , this stream. Many good catches are being daily reported. McKWie river is high, and. aH hough .. v.oc hn r nv and cold, gooa r-Ltch-s have been reported the last two or three days. The Willamette ruer npar Springfield is high buty can be used. Some good catches hav bTakmRidgc-Middle fork Willamette water is high and cold. A few small catches are bring made,! but still too high for fly-fishing account continual a nw melting. With two weeks of good weather "hould be down to normal and good fly tM?K. Toledo t otuina mm Kl - and bait are having best success . Rogue River The Rogue river near Wgue River is high and not clear. Rait is being used; some good catches are being made, and the fish are not uTrge. averaging only about 12 inches. Big Leagues Are to Bar the TBean Ball" 10 11 12 14 15 18 IS 21 Pet. .653 .691 .478 .407 .413 .630 .622 .683 .429 .423 .860 .833 .667 .649 .607 .62S .429 .406 .867 .333 .750 .617 .noo .440 .394 .778 .536 .471 .437 .433 .419 .855 .630 .621 .613 .M7 .464 .429 .379 .323 Gibbons Says Darcy ; Badly Persecuted' Los Angeles. May 25. (ST. P.) Mik Gibbons, who became middle weight champion of the world! when; Les Darcy died yesterday, bitterly scored here today what he called the "unfair persecution" accorded Darcy by officials who refused to allow him to box In America Gibbons, with his brother Tom nd Eddie Kane, his manager, is here on a pleasure tour. "I am sorry to gain the middleweight championship by the death of Darcy,' said Mike. "But I am more sorry for the unfortunate Darcy, whose life was made miserable by petty persecutions from the time of his arrival in Amer ica." Gibbons cited as "slackers" English actors in New York, and singled out Freddie Welch and Ted Lewis as Eng lish boxers permitted to participate in ring events 'in America. Gibbons would head a movement by American boxers to ship Darcy's body back to his mother in Australia, he said. Anglers to Meet Tonight. The monthly business meeting of the Multnomah Anglers' club will be held tonight on the second floor of the Oregon building. After the regular business session, a number of the ex perienced .members of the club will demonstrate how to make and take care of tackle. Free smokes will be provided by the entertainment committee. Camp Is M. A. A. O. Director. Frank W. Camp, secretary of the Lumbermen' Trust company, has been elected a director of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club, succeeding A. D. Wakeman. resigned. No successor will be elected to succeed E. C. Sam mons, who is with the officers reserve corps at Presidio, until after 30 days. Maccabees to Play Odd Fellows. The Mt. Hood tent Maccabees' base ball team of ttie Fraternal league. will clash with the Star lodge, Odd Fel lows, Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock on the Seuwood grounds. The Mac cabees have not been defeated thlj season. Gorman After A. Trambltas. Joe Gorman wants to box Alex Trambitas at Vancouver barracks over the 10-round route on June 8, or there abouts. Joe says his showing with Lee Johnson, taken on a few hours notice, entitles him to- a bout with the little Roumanian. Marshall Released by Spokane. Manager Nick Williams has released Bob Marshall, catcher, who was turned over to the Spokane club by the Port land Beavers. , Nicks reason for re leasing Marshall was that the was well fortified with catchers and outfielders. "Broken Heart," Says Rickard. New York, May 25 (I. N. S.) "I believe Les Darcy died of a broken heart." said Tex Rtckard. the famous boxing promoter, when told of Darcy's death in Memphis. "I have never heard anything which has made me feel so badly," continued Rickard. "Darcy was young, ambi tious and trustful. He was only a boy, though he was of age. and it was shameful the way he was treated In this country. "Les got into the wrong company over here, and was badly advised. Had it not been for that I believe he would still be alive and happy today. He was honest in his effort to provide for his mother and father and to help his large family. He never cot a chance. "As a boxer I ha o never seen Dar cy's equal. He was great in every re spect, a champion from head to toes, and in his death the boxing game has lost one of the greatest and most like able boys who ever drew on a pair of gloves." Rickard, together with other promo ters who made offers to Darcy, was instrumental in bringing him to this country. But Darcy crept from the protection of Rlckard's wing, which, had he accepted, would probably have brought him both the fame and for tune which he sought. They Stand Uncovered. New York. May 28. (U. P.) Just before Ted (Kid) Lewis and Mike O'Dowd started on their tenth round bout in St. Nicholas Rink last night, Joe Humphreys, announcer, stepped to the center of the ring. "I ask every man here." he said, "to sjjind with his hat off for a minute, in memory of a boxer who came to us and never was given a chance. I be lieve everyone here will understand me when I say 'God rest the memory of Les Darcy, martyred pugilist." " Every man in the crowded hall stood silently. r McGraw's Pitchers to Crack. New York, Ma,y 25. (U. P.) "The Giants' pitchers will crack," Wllbert Robinson, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, declared in an interview. He added that the Phillies are leading the league because they . are playing to true form, while the other National league teams are not. 4 Chicago. May 25. (T. K. S.) Mem bers of the national commission yes terday notified every pitcher in the National pnd American leagues that ho would be expelled from baseball if convicted of using the "bean ball." This was the answer of the commission to charges that certain ball clubs in tha two leagues were employing un spor'rmanllke tactics in the winning of their gv.me-3. This action, along with that or offer ing to ?lay Sunday games In eastern Cit'e3. the entire receipts to be turned ever to the army and navy for the further anco o the sport behind the batUo lines, formed the important ac tions of yesterday's session of the commsision. Authorities for Sunday Ball. Washington, May 25. (IT. P.) Sun day baseball for the national capital under the plan propose! by the Na tional Baseball commission will re ceive "sympathetic consideration," Commissioner Louis Brownlow said. The local law prohibits Sunday base ball if admission is charged. The mat ter will be taken up, however, by the commissioners and the corporation counsel will see If there is a way around the law owing to the nature of the proposal. Legislature Must Amend Ordinance. Philadelphia, May 25. (U. P.) Sun day baseball cannot be played in Phil adelphia even If the gate receipts are turned over to Uncle Sam's war chest unless the Pennsylvania legislature amends a city ordinance, officials stated. Thlg ordinance prohibits baseball be ing played if an admission is charged The big leagues' suggestion for using this as a means of helping swell the national treasure box, is being-studied by officials. They could not say "off hand," it was stated, whether the law could be evaded by letting the people in tree and trusting to them for liberal donations. Nix in Straightlaced Boston. Boston. May 25. (U. P.) Sunday baseball in Boston can be played only by officials disregarding the law. The statute books carry a law prohibiting it. Upon several occasions attempts have been made to allow games to be played, a part of the proceeds to be given to charitable organizations, but all have failed. ? Spring Clothes For Young Men New Kodels at Cherry's That Will Add Materially to a Alan's Personal Appearance Buy on Credit. To Bury Famous Racer. Chicago, May 25. (I. N. S.) The funeral of Arthur W. Grelner, 33. for mer automobile racer, who died at Mil waukee hotel yesterday, following nervous breakdown, will be held from the family residence here tomorrow. Fighter, But Can't Be Soldier. San Francteco, May 25. (U. P.) Billy Murray, middleweight, has failed again to get into the army. The first time he tried to enlist he was rejected because of flat feet; the second time because of defective eyes. American Association. St. Paul 8. Kansas City. 6. Minneapolis 10, Milwaukee S. Indianapolis 7, Columbus 6. Toledo 1, Louisville 0. 1 You will find a lot of new attractive models in the latest styles of men's clothing up at CHERRY'S. They have just arrived and are about the smart est for business recreation', general or special wear that have been shown n Portland tor many a day. 'mere are a great many lively, vigorous devel opments in these favorite Suits for young men and men who like to dress young Military errects in tne coats, different lapels with easy and moro graceful pockets and other vibrations equally attractive. The real feature about CHBRRYS is their liberal credit plan. You can buy real epirlted clothes, ready-to-wear and guaranteed to give satisfac tion. You buy not only cheaper, but on Installments that can be arranged to suit any man s convenience. A lot of very successful business men are doing it every day. You cheat your self out of a personal appearance that counts in business if you neglect your clothes. Bear that in mind. CHERRY'S is at 389-91 Washington street, in the Pittock block, right in the center of the shopping district, and for the convenience of those who no not have an opportunity to shop earlier, they remain open Saturday evenings until 10 p. m. Adv. SPALDING GOLF -TENNIS BASE BALL () The Mark of Quality Throughout rn wr 1A Announcement Ladies' Pull -Overs in Shetland and Alpaca Wools Various Colors At the SPALDING SPORTS SPECIALTY SHOP 523 Fifth Avenue Catalog on request A. G. Spalding & Bros. 126 Nassau Street 523 Fifth Avenue, at 43d Street No. 3M FOR THE SUMMER I AND ALL THE YEAR AROUND I A DUNDEE SUIT Is Sure to dive Entire Satisfaction . ' Tailored to Your Individual Measure I By Union Tailors of Long Experience. ' Over Six Years' Continuous Service To Men and Young Men in Portland. IS'00 ORDER YOUR SUIT TODAY MADE TO MEASURE "HIGH IN QUALITY LOWEST IN PRICE" -We Have For Your Inspection an Extraordinary Display of High-Grade Woolens in the Latest Weaves Blues, Blacks, Browns and Grays. 148 FIFTH STREET 1 'fWMirww Between Morrison and Alder . 11 1 . ' 1 OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P. M. u- - : I OFFICIAL BALLOT FOR GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO BE HELD JUNE , 1917 STUB TO BE TORN OFF BY THE CHAIRMAN STUB TO BE TORN OFF BY THE FIRST CLERK GENERAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION, CITY OF PORTLAND, MONDAY, JUNE 4, 1917 INSTRUCTIONS: PRECINCT NO. 1 To vote for any person mark a cross (X) in a square to the right of the name. VOTE FIRST CHOICE FOR MAYOR AND TWO (2) COMMISSIONERS. VOTE SECOND CHOICE FOR MAYOR AND TWO (2) COMMISSIONERS. VOTE THIRD CHOICE FOR MAYOR AND TWO (2) COMMISSIONERS. VOTE YOUR FIRST CHOICES IN THE FIRST COLUMN. VOTE YOUR SECOND CHOICES IN THE SECOND COLUMN. VOTE YOUR THIRD CHOICES IN THE THIRD COLUMN, DO NOT VOTE MORE THAN ONE CHOICE FOR ANY. ONE CANDIDATE. All distinguishing marks make the ballot void. If you wrongly mark, tear or deface the ballot, return it and obtain another from the election officers. OFFICERS to BE ELECTED: MAYOR AND TWO (2) COMMISSIONERS. If any voter shall vote more than one choice for any one candidate the vote highest in grade shall be counted and others rejected. MAYOR, One to be elected. S OT CASTDX9AXES J rlrtt Seond.l Third CholoiG&olo:Clioic 18 W. X. WASUS "Moral, patriotic, efficient, economical overn- ) mntr 13 E. K. WEER "A clean consistent, capable, constructive busl- I j ness administration with equal rights to all." I , 14 OEOT BAKES "Good. common sense in a live, active adminls- I f tratlon" I 16 WTLL S. BAXT "My record of the past Is my promise for the I I future." I 16 BEN AGEJS. JOSSEXT" "Golden Rule Candidate." 17 AE1T O. BUSHXIOHT "Conservative administration and repre sentative government without experimental anl home-consuming bond lajes." 18 QEOaflE"MtH ZE "Social ownership of social utilities. Elimi I nate profits and speculation In life's necessities." p V COMMISSIONERS, Two to be elected. First Second! Third 19 JOHIT A. McQPIWIT I 80 OSOBOE OASBETT "The man who knows the job. Guarantees 1 courteous, impartial and efficient srvlce." I SI ABXTHIE MASOZr "Home labor and products; a business adminls- I tratlon with courtesy, economy and efficiency." j 83 JOHN M. MAITN "An economical, practical, efficient, courteous I business administration by a successful busnoff man." S3 ID W. JOBEU TO "Municipal lighting plant. Reduoe food I J prices. Jail speculators. Exterminate newspaper political boss- ism." I 1 B4 X. KUBLI "Efficient buainecs administration. Lower taxes. More payrolls. Equal opportunities to all." 1 28 DAN ILEB "Lower tax levy, factory aid. ship building. larger payrolls." 1 36 A. BA BUS "Will promote snipping: home manufacturing; I purchase home manufactured goods; employ home labcun" 37 BOBEBT Q. DUCT "AdmtntetTatlon without polltlca" 38 HOUUN S. &ICKAKDS "Equal rights to all; special privileges to none; efficiency and economy." , - 39 M. DAVIS "More factories: bigger payrolls; good wages; give the working people a ehance." ; 30 W f IrT-TAM E. SMITH "Social ownership of social utilities Elimi nate profits and speculation in life's necessities." 31 EX BETEB "Social ownership of social utilities. Eliminate profits and speculation In life's necessities." 1 i 33 WH BBJ5WBTBB 33 GEO. W. CALDW "The people's representative eifficient ad ministration civil service without politics results, not promises 34 CHABLES P. CEUBCK "Want to be undertaker at funeral phone I and light com pan lee. No flowers." IIZIZZZZZ i I 111 Mark Cross X) Between the! Number and Answer Voted For. rropo4 by tax ttatlT F ration. AN OBDXNANCB dftnr cosapi c1m to lajnr trade, basts or eotnmarea, nf r oh, conspiracies unlawful, declaring that the cumulation of any banner, sign or emblem with the intent to Induce others not to buy from, sell to, or hove dealings with any person or persons doing blindness in Portland, or the loitering or parading of any person or pemsons In the vtcindtor of any factory, place of business or home. Is prima facie evi dence of such unlawful conspiracy, and providing a penalty for the violation thereof. KYl .11 mmlA Ordlnne nm.mm1 TT6 TT 111 TEST NO. Proposed by XaltUtlTe Petition. AN AJCENDKE NT of the Olty CI rter abolishing Commission rem of Government, eetab- lishirvg eleven wards, providing for election of a mayor, auditor, treasurer, municipal Judiee and a councilman front each ward, giving the myor veto power, granting all legislative powers to eleven council en. and providing that tJie executive and adminis trative functions be performed by the Mayor and an Executive Board consisting of the Mayor, City Engineer and City Attorney. j Bball tbe Charter be so amended T j 118 "113" TBS. NO. Charter Amendment Bn omitted to the Voters by th ConndL. CEIBTZB AMENDMENT reauthorizing Issuance of seventy. five thousand dollars of bonds far a garbage collection system and authofiilng a tax lfvy not exceeding six-tenthe of a mill for operstion thereof. Said system may be on the hasln of free collection, charge for collection, or collection of a certain portion of garbage free and charge for all In excess of euch portion. Shall the Charter he so amended? 114 115 TES. WO. Ordinance Submitted to the Voters by the Conn ell. AN ORDINANCE rrantlng a three year franchise to Portland TTackless Car Compear to operate motor buses on routes designated as We Portland Hoete, South Portland Route, Depot and Down-river Route, and regulating the operation of such motor bus. Shall said Ordinance be enacted? 116 IT7 TES. NO. Ordinance Snbxnltted to the Voters by the ConnotL LN OBDXNANCB frantinc a three-year franchise to Portland Trackless Oar Company to op ofT.fi motor Imses on routes aeedgTiated ae Belmont and Division Strent Route; East Clay, I dd Avenue and Division Street Route, and East 62nd Street, Division and Foster Road Branch, and regulating the operation of en oh motor buses. Shall said Ordinance be enacted? llB- 119 TEa -to. Mark Cross (X) Between the Number and Answer Voted For. Proposed by Initiative Petition. CBABTEB AMENDMENT proposing a new form of city government; repealing commission form; vesting al legislative powers in council composed of eleven members; dividing cltv Into eleven districts with one representative, called district commissioner, to be elected to the council from each district; providing for election-of Mayor and Auditor, for ap pointment of City Attorney, City Engineer, Municipal Judge and Purchasing Ajre-nt; vesting all executive powers In Executive Board composed of Mayor, City Attorney and City Engineer; prescribing powers of Civil Service Board. " Shall the Charter be so amended? 10O TES. 101 NO. Proposed by Initiative Petition. AH ACT to amend the Charter by adding- thereto Section 122a reoTganlalnsf the Plre Bureau iruto two platoons of not more than fourteen hooirs night duty or ten hours day duty, requiring the council to make appropriation thenefor, prohibiting the reduction of salaries and vacations of firemen, and requiring provisions for the health of firemen. Shall tbe Charter be so amended? Ordinance Submitted to the Voters by the Council. AN ORDINANCE granting a three-year franchise to Portland Trackless Car Company to operate motor buses on routes designated as Knst 31th Street Route; Haleey Street Route; Steel Bridge Route and Prescott Street Route, and regulatings the operation of such motor buses. Shall said Ordinance be enacted? 12o TES. 131 NO. Ordinance Submitted to the Voters by the Council. AN ORDINANCE granting a four-year franchise to Portland Trackless Car Company to operate motor Duses on route designated as Llnnton and Wlilbridge Route, and regu lating tiie operation of such motor buses. Shall said Ordinance be adopted? 122 "T33 TES. NO. Charter Amend est Submitted to the Voters by the Council AMENDMENT TO CBABTEB authorlxing an annual tax levy not to exceed four-tenths of one mill for purchasing and equipfdnf land for parks and playgrounds in the City of Portland. Proceeds of first levy under amendment to be used for purchase, prepara tion and equipment of lands in Marquam Gulch, as playgrounds. . Shall the Charter be so amended? 134 TES. " NO. 138 Charter Amendment Submitted to the Voters by the Council. . CBABTEB AMENDMENT authorizing three million dollar bond Issue for acaulrtna site Or sites for; and the construoUon. equipment, maintenance and operation of grain ele vators, docks, wharves, warehouses and all necessary facilities for handling grain and. other articles of commerce and authorizing an annual tax levy to cover Interest charge and for the redemption of said bonds. Shall the Charter be so amended? 136 TES. 127 NO. 103 TES. . 103 NO. Proposed by Initiative Petition. reaulrmg a oona ox --wen.T-nve nun area aouars iiuaaw) to he rued aw OS9IVAS for each motor vehicle carrying-paseerugers for hire In the City of Portland under licence from the city of Portland, such bond to be for the benefit of any pefrson recovering a Judgment for damages resulting from the negligent operation of such motor vehicle and providing a penalty. Shall said Ordinance be enacted? T04 TES. NO. Proposed by Initiative Petition. jf ACT amending the City Charter by adding thereto Section 8a pro-riding that cttlsens of Portland, Oregon, shall have free use and occupation of the streets for pleasure and profit without gtvlng any bond or securing a franchise, except for the enaction of rail way tracks, buildings or other obstructions in the streets, and limiting license fees for use of streets. Shall the Charter be so amended? 106 TES. T07 NO. Proposed by Initiative Petition. nan asce nrtrr ldlnr for lnterchanre of messages and service between telephone eo, panies In the City of Portland, providing com pensatlqn therefor and making It the duty of municipal authorities to secure compliance unerewnn. Shall said Ordinance he enacted? 108 109 TES. "jfoT" Charter Amendment Submitted to the Voters by the Council. CHABTEB AMENDMENT prescribing procedure for elimination of grade railroad croeelnrs, modifying the present method for paiyment of the cost thereof, by amending certain sections in the charter of the City of Portland and Inserting a new section. Shan the Charter be so amended? 138 TES. 139 NO. Charter Amendment Submitted to the Voters by the Council, xiDHZBT deflnlzur the term Street and provldlnr for lerr out. rtaU lng and opening new streets and changing exi ting streets and superseding existing metnode oi estamismng ana cnanging streets ai repealing certain, sections of tbe Charter. Shall the Charter be so amended? ISO- 131 JTES NO. Charter Amendment Submitted to the Voters by the Council, AN ACT f"""r the Charter by adding thereto three sections empowering and euthwrlrlneT the Council to provide for tne construction of sewers and drains Jointly with certain counties, to levy and collect special assessments therefor, to Issue bonds and or expend money from the fund raised from the tax "for the construction of bridges elsewhers than across the Willamette River, the filling of streets across gulches and ravines and the construction of overhead or underground crossings across railroad tracks" for the purpose of financing all or a portion of the cost thereof. Shall the Charter be so amended? 133 133 TES. "NO. Charter Amendment Suhmnted to the Voters ly the Council, CBABTEB AMENTMENT providing for the redemption of Improvement bonds In certain cases by making a transfer as a temporary loan from any other sinking fund or by Issuing new Improvement bonds. Shall the Charter be mo amended? ' TES. 134 BO. Published1 by authority of Section 131 of the City Charter. A. L. BARBUR, Auditor of the City of Portland. i i ? ; v