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Newspaper Page TextBASEBALL RACES A REU N CERTAi mu, in ml Col- grlcui- IsBililig State luteseason Predictions tre In tarlatili Upset Imurily In oach f posai- Itl.«a lu oesltty nier by an (ho value itl June h rnip P* aol.! other butter, le ycar for la- Mnery, r oultl- tion o f or the o f the nenl la o f the tnpile.l lie Ken» State outil la arill Ul l MOI l t . slst ita Infor- '.illege m «ni to ail Joooa :i w , RII LOOK t í THE ATHLETICS E a rly In Spring Diamond E x p erts F ig ured Philadelphia Would Walk Away W ith Flag , but Team la rtavm g H ard Tim a of It. H . C . m im M ADSEN t» mom ommoumnoN oiAteomo Monograms for Breast Pins and Fobs Hand Bags, Etc. A Hero in a Lighthouse. For yrara J. S. Donahue, So. Haven, Mit'li., n civil win captain, ua i. light- houaekeeper, averted awful wrecks, but a queer fact ia, he might have been a wreck himself, i f Klcctric llillera had not prevented. "T h e y cured me of kidney trouble and rh illa ," he writea, " a ft e r I had taken other ao called cures for yeara, without benefit and they also improved my aight. Now, at seventy, I am feeling fin e." For dyspc|iaia. Indigestion, all stomach, liver and kidney troubles, they're with out equal. T ry them. Only 60c. at all druggists. We Point w ith Pride Joae|ih M rl'il- Uage ibtiina, Ion lo inK. et Mp 2>» h o llin a J. L si. ltt) 9UOO. to be ourt in “ n«lum per- acere- enduin til the mtter. rotary efemJ- quss- vcrnor cNary hange «1 the mtiona large the im. I want eation office ref- or the ae.1 to k ! the aaide, are o f Pro- rtlanii thia kind ho|M»d ¡ng in East prob- ahow two en- ntea iked iuct d at lie clop :tlon hout at- the pro- De- or- tc. ary wn. ilty ca be Me- I -l -M I l - H I I H H 4 to our Flour, Iiccainw our patron* avsure us that it ia the I test for bread and pastry. It ia the helpful kind of F lou t— half the battle in buking, aa every housewife knows Then, again, even it it does cost a trille more, its quality ia so good that it goes farther, producca more and Iletter bread, and that means nourishment to ull consumers STERLING FEED CO. Wedding invitations The Sentinel. A Girl’s Wild Midnight Hide. To warn people o f a fearful forest fire in the Catskills a young girl rode horseback at midnight and saved many livea. Her deed wan glorious but lives are often anved by Dr. K in g’a New Discovery in ruring lung trouble, coughs and colds, which might have ended in cunaumption or pneumonia. " I t cured me o f a dreadful rough and lung disease." writes W. R. Patterson, Wellington, Tex., “ after four in our family had died with consumption, and I gained 87 pounds." Nothing so sure and safe for all throat and lung troubles. Price 60c and 8100. Trial bottle free. Guarantee.) by all drug gista. IF YOU WANT TO BUY Sell or exchange anything thia store ia the best p la c e Ik BeDiifkan Secoid H u d Store $100 Per Plate wan paid at a banquet to lleny Clay, in New Orleans in 1842. M ighty costly fo r those with ntomach trouble or indi- gestion. Today people everywhere use i)r. K in g ’s New L ife Pills for these troubles as well an liver, kidney and bowel disorders. Kasy, aafe, sure. Only 2T>cta. at all druggists. Finest Suburban Homesilcs For Sale I have decided to otfer for sale all my land within the city limits, con sisting o f 20acres, making three very desirable places with aprings o f the beat o f water. The home place o f about five acres, has a spring, piped to the house, furnishing Hixiut 7000 gallons water daily, wUh fall enough to furnish |M>wer for private light plant. Better See Me Right Aw ay s T b 7 m o r s s uv ro M M V c i v q h llaavbnll In.a a way of upHelllng all lirognuallenllona. Thu only sure tiling about the game la Unit II will alwuya be different front what U et|i«t lc.1 After H ie hairline I I i i U I i In Ilia Nu lloiiul league luat aeinutu It wua gen rrully believed thal the 1UI2 nice In Hie older urgiiulxutlou would lie a thrill lug uffi.lr, while (he American league caiiipulgii waa figured in simply an un Interesting |»irutle, with Ihu Athletics In the liniid wagou showing Hiu wuy Many Indited the Ultima were lucky In whining Ihu |ieiiiiuiil lu the National III IUII and (hut Hie Phllllea. the Pi rates ami the (Jula. would give them a They a laO terrible battle this a e a s o ii believed Hiut the Athletic band would run Ita op|sineuta off Ibelr feet early III the game and have the isqiiiuot rlte-hed varly In the season In other words. It seemed certain that the National leugue would again afford ail the excitement, while Hie American league race would be tame and iinln- lereatlng Condition* are Just reversed. While imat people are engaged In figur ing on Just how fur Hie (ilunta will win. (be Johnsonian organization has sell led down to a mud hand to huiid struggle, with live clulia In (be melee and a alith banging around (be out aklrta o f (lie scrap. John J MetJraw's club Is now be llevcd to have heller thnu a two to one chance of repealing III the Nallonal league, while It waa hardly even money al llie eloae o f the H ill season Connie Mack a delegation wa* considered a cinch at any odd» lo win another pen nan! In the Amerleaii leugue Ihla year, pi.rlhillarly after the world's serii-s. hut now In tlila merry month of July tl la Isdlv.-d he will have Hie fight of his life lo overhaul the Itoaton I ted Hot He may do II— probably moat fans believe he will —till! n strong ele ment of uncertainty lias ent.-r.sl Into the mailer It la a remarknble utsM-ttlng of the " The Phllllea- aupismedl.v ih* Giants’ most dangerous foe after last season arv nowhere. The McGraw mac bine la fur out In front, and the only new sensation o f the National league the Cincinnati ICeda faded ear ly Pittsburgh and Chicago are com Ing very, very slowly, probably too »low ly lo do them any good, while the oilier club» are running to form lu the American league there hnve been two distinct surprise» the Chi engo White Sot and Washington The Red Sox are living up 1» tlu- winter tMMika. aa they were always figured in the fight for the Job of rmmer up at least. Cleveland did not do as well as »X|>ected. and Detroit has only re •elillv commenced to Justify Ihc winter prophet» Meantime Hie champions or (he world are lagging along »lid »how me hut little of tlielr till I form It may Is- argued Hull diet lagged Inst season, too but with such dcl.-i-atloiis as the vnii.silor.sl Hoi out in front <t In-hooves the champs to Is- up and doing, for (Ids 1» the monih o f July. Meantime John J McGrow docs not worry. He ia not claiming the pen nnnt by any ineana. He liellevea he will have a light on hi» hand» yet. as da old enemy Chance— la commencing to run Probably In his heart McGrow would rather ace Mack win In the American If (he G lam » rc|>cnt In the National. In order lo get the op|s>r tunlty of another try at Gotham's conquerors of Inal fall Nix on Hint southpaw »luff. Ho It's bromide So also lire port aide, left winder, heart tinder and other cypres aions used to denote one who pitch.-« the cold slaw Into the molnr pit with the south fork If you hold your knife In the left mitt you are an Khud In up to date imrlaiice Where do We get this? It’» cnslly explained In Orange. N J., recently a society o f the Knights of Khu.l was formed, and about the only dlstln gills Inst |ieraoti missing was Pitcher Rube Marquard of the Ultima Auy body who la left handed In any partic ular except In his moral» la eligible to bo a inemlx-r of the Society of the (Child*. The society 1» called after the Hebrew warrior who slew a tyrant more than 3.000 years ago with hta left hand. The Khuda are historical—In fact, sub carbonlferoua. They back up Intimate ly Into the time o f the Moabites, when a gentleman—Kglon— was king It aeema Kglon wanted lo he re-elected and had the national committee with him. The o a t of living waa terribly high there, many well to do peroons having to forego their Joy carta on ac count o f the high o a t o f beef They couldn’t gel oxen to chauf around behind, you see All this wan blamed on Kglon, and. haring the o m n ilttee with him. Hie people figured he could Just naturally crunl out any of the popular raodl dntea and continue to boost for the •‘tntereata " T lgara te H ava 935.000 Boathouse. Princeton university oarsm en are to Calling cards The Sentinel. hav« a 936,000 boatboua«. NOT READY FOR I Outings in Oregon I ANOTHER LEAGUE C A N Y O U B E A T T H IS T O ne en te h e r wn» tietilm t the Itili fo r b o lli le n iti» fot m I x I c c ii liiiiln g » In tbu P o tim i Htatw» teligli«- gii me lt.-lw c.-n C o lu m b i!* Mini V n zist C it y In Yazo o C it y . MI»« . r e c e n ti/ . In lite »cro m i In n ltig o f lite llra t gam e th è P o lu m in i» c n tch e r w a» h tirt. and llio re wn» no oue to tn ke hi» p lace T h e Tnzo o C it y c a tc la -r v o lu n t.-e r.s l to keep tbe gam e gtilng. and It wn» ao agre.-d by a ll In n u H io rlty . Y u io o C it y won botti gninea H - l - H - H I -H -l M. s It :i t-H - l -t-M -H T IN CAN VI A T H E Big Baseball Circuit Never Suc cessful First Season. T o the B each es :: REQUIRES FORTUNE AND TIME Springs and I OGGI!*« . TASTA I M ou n tain s ■ ov¿— y o , < S cT fv H I t - H - t-H -t-H - FO R J E N N IN G S ? Datroit'a Leader Haa to M aka Show ing or Loaa H ia Job. Oood B rain s, T im e -e n d H ard W ork N eces sa ry Fo r T h o se Who S ta rt Now D ia mond O rg an izatio n — How Am onoan League W ee Form ed. Excellent T rain \p .i (rtf P Q U T f . I Service and Low Round T r ip Fares I f you are looking for an ideal place to spend a portion o f the summer, where you can find rest, health ami recreation, the outing resorts reached by the Southern Pacific are ynr excellence. Newport Yaquina Hay, Tillamook County Beaches, Crater I.ake, Cole- ■tin Springs, Shasta Springs, Cascadia, Breitenbush Hot Springs arid Thu tough sledding encountered by backer* o f the Uulhd 'States Baseball many other springs o f more or leas note. league pratxibly will convince pro moter» Hint Hie public bn/iot yet ready for a third major league. A fter all, With long limits on sale daily to the above resorts. Our booklet that U the only test to be upplled. "Vacation Days in Oregon,” describing these and other outing places When therein a demand from tbe pub can lie obtained fram any Agent, who will cheerfully furnish informa lic for another circuit In Hie larger tion as to fares, train service, etc., or a postal card to the undersigned elites aucceas will attend such a ven will receive prompt attention. ture and not until Iben. Tbe hoary beaded law o f supply and demand gov. ern» baseball tbe »arne a a any other JO H N M. S C O T T , G en ’l Passenger A gent, Portland, O re. f conuiKxllty. be tti necessity, luxury or amuxeuieuL •:~x~x~x-x~x~x~x~x-x-x-x~x~x~x~x~x~x-x~x-x-x~x~x-x~x~:--> Financial backing always will be forthcoming fur a new major league •X—X —X —X —X K - X - X —X —X —X —X —X - 'X —X —X —X -*X -X -*X —X —X —X —X —X —X —X ' whenever aiiytiod/ starts one, for there la a popular Impression that baseball Is an Inexhaustible gold mine But D . STERLING, M A N A G ER X tbe dnuni-lat backing such new enter- X pr1»es command la usually o f the kind Wheat, Oats, Grain, Hay, thal expect*. Immediate return» Tbe FLOUR— Hdrd Wheat Brands: tdcu of |x*»>dble loss Is not taken Into Mill Feed — Shorts, Bran, American B e a u t y , P u r e ! account, and when more funds are re Wfhite, Red Cross. Every Vetch Seed, Chopped Oats, quired from tbe bacLuradnatead o f dir- sack guaranteed. Oil Meal. Grass Seed—all Idendu they are at a loaa-to understand kinds constantly on hand. why. FLOUR— Soft Wheat Brands: Tbe lauix-Jilng o f a new baseball Pheasant, White Star. Poultry Feeds and Supplies. leugue la not a matter o f a mouth or a ------------------------------------P H O N E 1711------------------------------------ season It requires time and bard, brainy work to ga la • the prestige and build up tbe teams to- a standard that will command public patronage to a paying extern. Promoters o f such or- ! ganizuttons Invariably point to tbe American league as an Illustration of ♦ how lui|x*satble It la for baseball to prove a failure. They have small con ception o f the tight the American league had to win Its success and of tbe rugged edges on-wblcb It» existence bung for weeks at a time during Ita I youth Everything favored the American One o f the best assets o f any busi league when It started to expand. ness is courtesy to its patrons. ♦ There was only one major league then. ♦ I and It occupied only seven cities, for W e pride ourselves on this asset in ♦ j New York and Brooklyn practically our business. W e g ive this feature ♦ were one. That left considerable va ♦ cant territory o f major leugue calllier. ♦ our own personal attention. The National leugue through lack o f a ♦ Arm executive had fnllen Into Hie ♦ hands o f player« who were conducting Photo by American 1'reaa Association, i ; Its games about as they pleased and by s . kicking and wrangling hud driven H t'O H JKSM N O H . I away a loi o f good putrons. team haa shown lit11« science. In fnrt.’ j There wan a demand for a different under Jennings we always hnve won ’ kind o f baseball In which sport should our games by the hitting ability o f Ike be supreme »nd prize lin g tactics abol- players rather than by any strategy ' Isbed The American leugue net out to "Aa Jeiinlnga hna a contract for the ! supply that demand and found a ready year, we shall not make any change j response. It also found favor In the right now and want lo give him si* eyes o f the major league players by oilier chance anyhow What we dt» raising the acuie o f salaries until t.»luy next season d.-|x*nd» on the showing they are two and Hire«- limes greater o f the Tigers between now and Octo than those In vogue u dozen years ago tier I have refrained from Interfering But In »p ile of all (be favoring elf with Jennings up to dale because L cuiiiMti.ii.-e» the American league prut* think usually a club president merely ably never would have l-eeh able to ham|s-rs a manager when be trie» to stick It out If It bud not had in i i - nwu MUgg.-Nt tiling» If some Improvement milk» Charles XV. Somers o f Cleveland Is not shown, however. I may assert and It rhe Cleveland ei.pllallsl hud uiyself and ln»l»t on some o f my tden* known muetf about baseball being carrl.sl out.” When the ambitious young orgaulza (lou expanded and Invaded the east GAME ATTRACTS COLLEGIANS Homer» furnished most o f the tlm.in-lal J prestige and u lot o f the actual buck N um erous H ighbrow s H svo Gono In I lug accessary to secure plants lu I ’ lilla- I delphla. Boston and Washington and Fo r C h sn co In Dig L e a g u e« Professional baseball la attracting an j carried the plans for Invading those ¿A unusunlly large uuinber o f collegian» I cities along uutil other and more Hiuld Ihla year. The Hat Includes Kppo backers could be shown thnt the Amer Then, Itlxey, who went to the Phlllle»; \ lean league uieaut business Charley Hightower o f Cornell, who and not until then, was It possible to signed with Buffalo, and Nash. Con- obtain the kind o f owners desired for You need not suffer. W’ rite today for illustrated booklet zelman and Wnrner o f Brown, who go tbe new clubs. Uesldent owuers were descriptive o f Hot Lake Sanatorium — Nature’s great i found except In Bostou. which was to Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Hightower probably chose the wtso taken off Somers’ bands by Milwaukee cure place. A natural boiling spring of curative mineral course lu going drat lo a minor league. | men for a time. water. Thousands have been cured here after suffering Whatever promise he displayed at col f Without the daring confidence of years from Rheumatism, Stomach, Skin, Blood and Kidney | Homers the American league would lege will tie develo|»ed liy Stallings, x - x ~ x k ~ x ~ x - X “ C~ x ~ x k k ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x - x - x ~ x ~ x ~ x - x ~ x - x - x - x ~ x * mid he will lie equipped for big league have found It Impossible to secure the ^ x x disorders. Directly on main line of 0. W . R. &. N Railway. service when the chief turns hint over. backing necessary for the Immediate A S K FOR S P E C IA L E X C U R S IO N T IC K E T Hightower may eventually go to the Inauguration o f building operations lo Giants, as It Is pretty certain that the eastern cities, where il establish George Stallings would give McGraw ed teams lu 1001. It was necessury to drat crock nt any oue he develop* this Onsncs four-clubs during tbe winter of W a l t e r M. P i e r c e yenr In view o f the Giant leader’s gen 10UO-10O1 and to have four plants reudy President and Mgr. erosity to Hitffnlo. McGrnw gave Stall to opeu tbe championship season In The delay Incidental to ings Stock, Hues. Mimsell and Kullen- the spring. welder. Hightower has given promise (lading home .backers would have tieen o f future greatness on various occa fatal. Kor that reason C. W. Somers w h s sions sine« he has tieen pitching col elected pen>etual vice-president of Hie lege tin II. American league. Kor that reuson the American public owes Somers a great E N G L IS H P O L O IS T S C O M IN G . deal for tbe revival o f baseball and Its Exp ect to M ake Another T r y F o r In tremendous growth-tlirough the healthy rivalry that resulted from the existence tern ation al C up N ext Y ea r. With the recapture o f the Interna o f two major orgnxitzaUons conducted tional cup aa the Incentive, the Btitlah along the lines o f clean, honest sport. The Cleveland nmgnnte was reckless polo ex|*crts exjiect to make an Inva sion o f tho United State« next year, ly daring In the-qnantlty o f obligations when a second ntteinpt will tie made to- ke assumed. Tbat be was not railed upon to make-good all o f them was due 11ft the International cup from the to the tact and ability o f President Meadowbrook team, which waa won by the Americana In 1001». and there Johnson, backed by theqiersonHllty and Aeema to be plenty o f mntertal for a , reputation o f Charles A. Comlskey. strong team, (he chief stumbling block But when any one attempts to hand H A R D W H E A T FLO U R being the large sum o f money required j Horners a bouquet or compliment of | other nature for his nerve and fore for the trip. Tlte Kngllsh players, headed by tb# sight'In risking ao much on an uncer Duke o f Westminster, are making elab tain venture he w ill tell you It waa orate plans and exercising every possi neither nerve nor'foreslgtit on hla part ble means to dt out a team with which He frankly admits, now that If he had known as much baseball as he does to lift the championship polo cup from today he never "would have gone Into America next June In the International struggle, which will ngnln he decided It so deeply a nd' asserts that hla fore sight waa chiefly Ignorance o f what a at Meadowbrook, N. T . new baseball leagn « Is up against lieeiiuse he bolds a contract that will not expire uuUi next fall Huglile Jennings la In no Immediate danger of losing the uinungerMhlp o f the Detroit Tigers, but unless hi» team lakes a de cided brace and shows a marked Im prov.-ineul both to Its play uud In Ita position between now and October lie will not manage tbe club another year. In an Interview given out recently President N'uvln »aid: ‘‘ I am not at ull aatlalled with tbe way things are going on the team. Jennings appears to huve lost Ida bold on the men. They seem to have no confidence In hla Judgment Our pitch era have been bundled poorly, unit (he LOW R O U N D T R I P T I C K E T S I S T E R L I N G ! F E E D ALL C I T Y O R D E R S C O . | D E L IV E R E D Courtesy Counts : J O H N S O N C& CO. : Hot Lake Sanatorium Nature’s Cure for Rheumatism ! Hot Lake, Oregon C T h e Shop W here G ood Printing Is Done T h e Secret of Good Bread Is— H.&H. A Home Made Product