Portland evening journal., April 30, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

TnEBYEKING- JOURNAL, PORTIiAKD, OREGON, 1OTMTESDAY, VAFIUL 30, 1908' ,
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' At the opening game of the seasoa
yesterday, Portland; Butte and Helena
von.,-. Vigneux'a men carried off the hon
ors of the day. however, toy winning the
prettiest played gimo' ot the tnreu. Car
ter and. Engle in box for .Tacoma.
". and P-tlnd. reeoectlvelv. showed-i uu
veil and were about evenly muU:lied.-.al.J
though Engle U credited with an error
'.-' -while "tola opponent la not. ' A summary
yt : e)f .th game at Tacoma follows:
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' Tacoma '.. 0 10 0 1 0 t 0-2
Vbrtland 1 0 0 1 0 0 -3
t,i ' Struck out By Carter 6, by Engl 5.
:.' vBasea on balls-Off Carter 1, Engio 3.
'-Stolen bases Delsel, Murdock. Mulier.
Two-baae hit McCarthy, Anderaon,
e - Hupp. : . ' ...
- .-eacrinc hUa Letcher, Engle.
J Time of ame-4 hour and 2U minute.
Umpire Colgan.
H.J ."..': HELENA, 0; SEATTLE. 3.
A Seattle could not -find Wlgg. Helen
'"" star pitcher, who had excellent support.
.- Summary of the game:
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' Helena ....S 0009201V
' Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-8
Earned runaHelen , Seattle L
. " 'Two-baso hita-SUlIlvan, Elll. Peeples,
. Flannery.
.Three-base Wt-SchwarU.
;Home un Patrldge. .
' Double play-Flannery, Peeple a fcnd
Ethaffer. ' I
' ' JBaae on' ball By : Harmon Ek.o&y
4 Stovall J, by Wlgg 4. ' "
-' Passed ballSulllvan. .. r
Wild pitch Harmon. .- ;,".
. .Struck out By Harmon 7,. by Btovall
1. by "Wlggs ,..'
Tim of game 1 hour and 0 minute.
' .'Umpire Cunningham. ,
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. ' - , BUTTE, 11;' SPOKANE, T.
- ." ' Notwithstanding the wlldness of Haw
, ley In the box for Butte, the mining team
'. took the opening ; game from Spokane.
The summary:- i
C:V.-vi--.i:-v.;-l-'lv 4 6 1 ? t 9
Butte' 8 t S S 1 0.0 1 Or-U
' Spoken I I 0 4 0 0 0-7.
Earned runs Butte 2.
' " Two-baae . hi ta Mcl ntyre, . , Belts, Mar
's shall, McKevitt S. "
-Struck out By Koatal 4, by Hawley i,
by Bplln 4, .
"Base on ball By XCostal , by Bolln
t, by Hawley 12. ' ' ' ,
.Stolen .' basea , Dcnahue, Treadway,
Kane, Marshall. V 1 , f ,
Ieft on baaea Butte la Spokane Uv,
6acr!nce hlta-McHale, Kane. Wood. '
Double play Elaey. to Wood.,
s Hit by pitched ball Bolln I
; yWHd pltch-Bolln. - ,d .;,:'
. Time -of game 3 hour and 20 minutes.
Attendanee-30. f .
- Umpire Mullane. '
' MISCELLANEOUS BPORTS.
Karagansett Park. Providence, R. 1
baa juat announced the- Mat of nomination
"in the early closing events for the cool
ing grand circuit meeting. There are
1 zll . nominators, and 427 different horses.
All the leading stables In the country
) are represented. lit the twe big 110,000
stakes, the Park Bros. and. the Roger
Williams, are entered 128 noted horses.
1 Among , the entries from the Pacific
Coast Is that of a. E. .Perlnger of Pen
, dleton, Or., who Ium named his . brown,
' gelding. Mount Hood. In he 2:1S trotting
class, purse $2500. , ' '
Foster's, team took the medals for the
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tached and detached cuffs,
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BEN SELLING
J Xl- LEADING CLOTHIER
second consecutive time In the Multno-
mirf weekly' bowling 'contest ty total
bcore of 7. Ball's new bunch of Tues
days ntfllit fell lMocpcond place with a
total of 7TW, Wlckersham, . of the win
ners, made the high total of the tourna
ment, 200, with twot56 single game scorea.
Hall a 64 was (he highest single game
8com . made.' v - : - - , . .
Jacob Schaefer, the champion billiard
player, In a match with Julius A. Dor
gan. the Hungarian expert.' at Philadel-
Phla, ..brake tne woria recora at is-tncn
balk-llne billiard, held by himself,
last
night, making; a run of 148 paints. . .
The championship poolpluyer, William
H. Cletrwater, 'of Elmwood City, Pa.,
and ex-Champion Frank Sherman last
night began , COO-balt pool match for the
championship e( the world, at Baltimore.
Two hundred balls were played last night.
Score: Sherman, 203; Clearwater, 101.
BOSTON, April . The Criterion Ath
letic Cub has arranged a good card for
its boxing show tonight. The wind-up
will be furnished by "Tommy" Felt of
Brooklyn and .J" Goodman of this
city. Goodman recently fought Harry
Forbes, the bantamweight -champion, a
hard battle In 'Chicago- and his admirers'
'are confident of .his ability to give a good
account of himself when he face . the
little Brooklyn . lighter.
, Hughey McGovern has a long way to
go before he gets Into his brother's class
for speed. He was given an artistic lick
ing by Frank MoCloskey the other night,
even though Jt, was, called a draw.
, "NEW ioRJK. April-iO-"Tommy" West
of Portland, Or., who Is to light Jos Wal
oott" In the coronation "week bouts in Eng
land, sailed, on the Bt' Louis today. When
he arrive tm -the other Side he will ar
range for training quarters -for himself
and Tommy Ryan, who Is going' over to
meet Johnny Gorman. 1 -
Kid Selby, who claims . the 126-pound
championship rOf Australia, Is In Eng
land, and wants to meet the best of
them. 1
Tim Murphy,' the Australian, ha sdrlft
ed back to-California, and Is telling the
scribe how great he was while in Chi
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Billy Barrett Is doing well In England.
He has licked several British feathers
and 1 aacumulatlng a t wad of coin.
-' Tate Goes to Dawson:
'Mr. and ' Mrs. James E. Tate and
daughter left' last evening for White
Horse, from trhloh place they. will go to
Dawson. They will be gone -about two
years. Mr. Tats is m contractor and
builder,- and hag been a resident of Jhla
city for many, Tears, He will engage In
the contracting; business in Dawson.
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Hotels Are . Establishing Their
Own Laundries.
Anent the laundry strike hotel and
rooming houees) are In a quandary as to
how they are to be supplied with linen.
About the only hostelry not worrying
is the Portland, which conduct It own
plant, Manager Bowers has a complete
laundry In' the basement.
The Cosmopolitan,- with Its 135 rooms.
Percale Shirts
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detachable cufs, . -
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improvised a laundry in the basement
yesterday, but the manager aayvthey
do not know whether' they, will get; the
present laundry out today or next week,
but are determined to stand "pat", with
New binen Effects
Box plaits, colored hair-line
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the laundry workers until tne employers
agree to the demands made upon them.
Other hotels and rooming houses are pre
paring to follow the Cosmopolitan's ex
ample. . '
tHIS SEASON, ASK
STYLES FOR BOYS
Mercerized Oxfords
Coat .style, attached . cuffs,
solid colors and stripes , ,
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THERE are Four Principal Reasons why ve have had
such a lare measure of .success in our Rental prac
tice. They may fee enumerated as follows i ' ;
REASON r-We' always treat our customers fairly. It
is bur aim to satisfy every patient ; ' M t
REASON 2 Our charges are .reasonable; in fact as'
low as they can be made, consistent with first-class work.
We neve--''A'''bur customers..-',' "
REASON 3 We never allow an " imperfect piece of
work to leave our offices or laboratories. No botched
turned out by us. , , ,
REASON 4-rOur advanced methods render absolutely
painless many operations that formerly, were accompan
ied with most excruciating pain.. Remember, ' ; '
"It Didn't Hurt a Bit.
Quiver of Fear is Upon
Russia.
(Journal Special Cable.)
ST., PETERSBURG, .; April SO.-The 'ty
rants of i Russia dread the coming of
JMajf day tomorrow. A quiver of fear is
upon them in Anticipation of what may
happen; 'In the factories and workshops
the men have .been supplied with social
democratic literature of all kinds printed
in Germany. One document formulates
demands, including a ' 10-hour day,, with
the same pay as 'at present; a half holi
day Saturdays; the prohibition of the em
ployment of children under' 15 years of
age,, the abolition of overtime and of ob
ligatory insurance,; the responsibility of
employers for. injuries and deaths, the
extension of factory' and workshop in
speqtion, freedom to strike, organiie' un
ions, '.hold meetings and control their own
funds, the establishment of, arbitration
courts, and trial in. open , court instead
of arbitrary arrests and' banishment. The
demands also Include " the re-establtsh-ment
of - the. holidays which the -workmen
were deprived of by the law of June,
1S9T. "
CHARGED WITH
SERIOUS ACTS
(Journal Speclat Service.) ' "
. SALEM. April 80. J. F. T, fi. Brentano
of this city is facing serious 'charges of
maladministration of an estate of . -which
he had . been appointed administrator by
the County Court. ' On Tuesday after
noon County Judge Scott, sitting as the
Probate Court, overruled', a demurrer , to
the petition for the 'removal of Brentano
as administrator of the eatats of B. De-
lorme, deceased. Delorrne dle4 in
France tome time ago and his estate as
valued by. the appraisers showed a valu
ation of $3S00. This estimate was not sat
isfactory to one William . Foley, who
filed a petition asking for Brentano'a dis
missal as administrator, alleging "that he
had wrongfully converted . between . $3000
and S4O00 of the estate of his own use. A
demurrer to this petition filed by Bren
tano'a attorneys ; was the : instrument
overruled by Judge 8cott yeaterday, and
now Brentano find himself in a bad box.
, . t; . THE COURT. . .
Jathes Donnlgan, a 'longshoreman, ha
filed tlO,87J damage suit In the State
Cmuit t'OUtl agaTniFievedoresBrown
& McCabs. Donmgan's .skull was frac
tured, , three ribs broken and his aose in
jured while loading a 'Ship. -
The suit of MariePander' again t Cattle
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Idge, No. 13, .Knights ot Pythias, was
aiamtsssa yesterday oh motion of plain
tiff s attorney, William Reld. The suit
was to recover $45J alleged to ,be due in
sick benefits and funeral expenkes of the
plaintiff's deceased 'husband.
The Northwestern Transfer Company
has commenced an attachment suit in the
State Circuit Court against the Christen
sen Machinery Company to recover $357.
The claim of the ' plaintiff amounts to
$354: the balance consists of assigned
claims. , ' -
.The amended complaint ot Cornelia
Burkhart and fJUtabeth Cadwell vs. Al
fred P. j, Watson and Isabel Watson,
Grace t Vial, A. J. Vial, Oneta Ruth
Petersonii 'and J. H. Peterson, has been
filed in tlie state circuit court.- The suit
is ito quiet title to eighty-seven acres' of
land In the donation land claim of' Thoe,
W. ates land Cynthia Gates. '
Jfry L.r Church, administratrix of the
estate of S. W. Church, deceased,, has
filed her first semi-annual report, ap
proved by' County Judge Cake.. The totai
receipts were $21,579.08: disbursements;
were $3,678,83, leaving a balance Of $17,
K)2.)5. There Is still due the estate tt un
collected accounts of the Abbott
Church Wire Mattress Works tl.0M.72.--
RICH ORE
Showing $2000 to the Ton in
Blue River District.
(Journal Special Service.) ?.?
EUGENE, April 3a The news has Just
been made public that the richest strike
ever made in the Blue river mining dis
trict was mad recently In the Treas
ure mine, owned by C: H. Park-. "- Assays
of several samples or ore taken promis
cuously from the mine were made in Eu
gene the" other day. and they ran'-cver,
$2000 per ton. Only development ha ben
done on the mine o far. Five tunnel,?
with an aggregate? length' of 2125 feet.;
have been run Into the mountain, anl
this rich body of ore, which Is from 18
to 25 feet wide, extends, from the grass
roots ddwn 900 feet, so far as the moun
tain has been penetrated by tunnels, and
It Is thought mns many feet further
down.' " " . ,' i
Mr. Park ha Just taken up to his mine
a gasoline engine, several, tnouaand-feet.
of air-pipe and a fan for ventilating pur
poses, and will erect , m sawmm rtgnp
away to out lumber for permanent mlnr -
ing buildings." While the rlchnesa of the
ore warrants ; the erection of a stamp
mill, Mr.' Park ays he -will not erect one
tills year, devoting all his time to de
velopment work, but will put In a jnill of.
Iargs capacity next year." '
'" Lion? Entertainment. V-
The entertainment to-be given tonight
akthe Auditorium hall by the members
of Hos Lodge, '.Order of Lions, for Jthe
benefit of the family of a decased mem
ber, promises to be, one of the moat, at
tractive musical entertainments that ha
been given in the 'city - this year. . Tne
committee whlQh .has '. the matter in
charge ha been unurtng to It - eOortt
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Oregon South 229 1 ;
Columbia 368.
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At Head of Movement to
orftze Admin
istration.
(Journal Special Service.)
NZW-TORK, April 30.-Cart Schur ha
appeared as the leader In a movement
to antagonise the Administration in mat
ters appertaining to the Philippine. . A,
conference of eittsens opposed to the pol
icy at present followed in these island
was -held at, the; Plaza hotel. A commit-.,
tee of seven persons was appointed by
Carl Schurs,, the , presiding officer, "U
take all necessary steps to effect the full
disclosure of the facts connected with the;
processes and. execution In the military
court In the Philippines, and to appear,
in pet-son and by counsel before the pres.-.,
ent Senate investigating committee anc
take such steps as they may calculate to
secure complete publicity and further to.
Initiate such other aetlon, as may tend t'
vindicate the national character." " 1
The member are: Charles Francis Ad-1
ams of Boston. Andrew Carnegie of Newv
Tork, .Wayne McVeagh of Philadelphia.
Herbert Welsh of Philadelphia, ?Edwltt
Byrrltt Smith of Chlcasro,- and iesldent,t
j O., Solrurman. of- Cornell University,
to which ..-committee the pane of Mr.
Sohura was added as a member ex nfficlo.)
M. F, Terry of Boston -will be one oft
the counsel of thecommittee. . - ,'
LABOR NOTES.
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,Th . Printing Pressmen's rt Vniofi will .
give a railroad excursion to thb' Coast on''
May 25. ; A fare of $1 for, the round trip
has beea secured. - . I ; ' - ' '
A committee of union' labor men, com-' ,
pased of Messrs. Lawtoh, 'Harry and"
Mlckleywent to Oregon' City i yesterday '
to give encouragement to the woolen prill"
employe of that place, wto are out on, ',.
a strike. ' 1 . "
Captain Jones, the well-known marine - -
man, says' that 'if the, union .laundry girls
wIU start. a laundry. of.. their; own that -''.
he will use all his Influence to throw thu
entire water front patronage to them,'
and will aid the ' venture financially, too..'
From'noW on lhe BallomV 'Cnloit will'
controUthe," shipping" of coast seamen on ,
all vessels' leaving San . Francisoor The
Shipowtiers1, Association , has turned the ,J
matter over to the union, and that'll turn- ..'
has agreed to' divide "the business be' r
tween the "sailors', home end "certain sail--
or boarding house keepers who have al "
way been friendly to the unlom ; ?
AbouVlEO' delegates to the State Federa- v
tlon of Labor Convention met last even-- -ing
in the Ai-O.-U.-W. hall and dlsctassed
plan for ;the convention whict1- will--r
held Mar i. - ' .'-.:'
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