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... THE EYHNiyo .JOUBKAX. EORTLANP, OBEGOlsV SATURDAY JUNE ; 7,- 1902. C
"MHCE'? IN THE GRAND STAND
III IID or 9
"Ths fact,; njt Mike Boob yesterday,
that Portland tied Seattle by the results.
't Thursdays gam here and 1fl Tacoma
-baa caused muck peculation as to th
outcom of the first meeting of the tw
V -ub; ;j; Unfortunately ?tb chedul hi
' been so arranged that these two elub
will .not meat (or the battle toyal until
, June H Ud tha meeting theft wltt. , oeovr
in Baattia. ; nowvf . tba ub Will worn
1 to Portland th folIoWlnfr week, and. a
a consequence,, the local admirers 'Will
not hay long to wait to witness tho bat
tle of the giant of tha Pacino itorth"
- Weot League. ., ,
' 3,he fact that botb Portland and Beat-
tit will meet twioe every other club of
the league before they come together is
- unavoidable In the Brat place it w feard
j work to arrangs,,; satisfactory aohedule
for a, six -club league, and especially, ao
k when they are geographically located at
they are in this league. Here we have
three, elubs n th Coast, one midway
and the.other two Sway over In Montana.
la the second place, ollmatlo condition
had to be taken Into Consideration, Presl
.dent LUcaa,- owing to tha uncertainty of
the weather here, very wisely kept the
Portland club away from home aa long
. as poealbleb-.vt-i..;... i,:..i .w4;i
"While, as I have Mid. it Is unfortu
nate Portland and Seattl will have so
long. to wajt yet In one respect It, la a
good thing. Had. they met earlier In the
: season neither club would have been In
playing form, whereas as It la now they
wilt Whet they do come together, be In
tha beet possible shape, barring aooldents,
for a battle royal. ...;.,"- .-r-r:
There- bt always a knockers' club
Wherever base bell la played, and the
Portland eontingest of ' the ' dltgrnntled
. are saying all aorta, of things, about what
tattle will do When the ahamplons go up
; against Dugdale's men.' J:- :: ' vn
"It Is tins- Seattle has so far mad the
better showing-, insomuch as It has- not
as ret lost a single series, while Port
land succeeded In winning only one of the
flvt games played la Spokane. Tet, bow
, ever, tt must be conceded that BeatUe has
I ha4 ail the better of it, so far as the
' element of lack ls .concerned. Seattle has
played but sne, series ef games away
from boms (not counting tha series now
.being flayed With Taooma). While Port
land has. played two on foreign grounds.
, Furthermore, ; Portland, was badly crip
pled while In Spokane because of tha ao-
cldent to First baseman Mahaffy, .Then
arain, Seattle played the full series with
Helena when Flannery's men. were In
poor shape, while Portland was compelled
to have two games., of Its series with
Helena postponed beoauss of rata Whan
their postponed gamee are played Helena
will undoubtedly be .much strengthened.
, "By all of this I do not mean to belittle
' the Beattle club. Dugdale has gotten to
gether the most evenly balanced team
that has ever played in Seattle and his
men are capable of putting up a gU-
' edged article of ball. Dug. has been
particularly fortunate In bis bunch of
pitchers, He has four of them, and they
are all top-notobers. It would be a bard
matter to say wbo UUhe best It Hlokey
always bad-control he would oome very
near doing tha best slab work In thm
league. I have seen htm pitch ball equal
to anyone In tha country, and hi his very
nea4HraMge U-te-pteeesi Uttle Har
mon, whom many think la the beet nu
Dugdale has for box work, waa badly
hurt In the opening game with Helena;
but he , la rounding to and has again
donned the uniform. Stoval Is pitching
better ball than last year witness the
first game with Tacoma, whea he retired
his opponents Without bit or run. This
is the first time this has . been dons on
the Coast since lSW-Qlenalvln'a League,
when Victoria, with Darby In the box,
shut out Tacoma. - : . . , .
"Dugdale's fourth pitcher Is Hogg, . a
young man new to Unprofessional ranks.
His father; is general agent at Pueblo
for the" Missouri Pacific . Railway, ' the
road so ably represented la -. Pertlaod
by Sddia Flyna. Hogg has dens remark,
able work. He has taken his turn regu
larly la the box, and only lost bis first
gam in Tacoma Thursday of this Week.
He and Engl of Portland, or the only
two pltohera of the league who have but
on defeat charged bp against them, . ;
"Strong as , Dugdale's pltohing. depart
meat to, I do not think now thai Vig
neux has Salisbury back, h has much,
U any, the better of Portland, iWltbeck
and Mahafry are,t to a oertata extent,
unknown quantities," but their work ha
not. so far, been disappointing. . .Vlgneux
thinks welt of both, and he has ho hesi
tancy in saying that they WU1 prove Bt
running-mates for Engl and Salisbury,
Of thess two' tt. Is unnecessary to say
anything.-. Everyone la Portland knows
their werth, and so far as any opinion
goes, X would rather hav them than any
two pitchers in the league. It isa real
treat to see them both neld their poei
tlons, Sngle has never yet shirked a ball,
no matter how hard It la hit down to him.
and Salisbury is always where he should
be when the ball is la play. How nicely
h backs first on throw from the
tone!..-;; w:'fr:t ;
Both stubs are strong behind th bat
Hat Stanley rivals our own playing
manager, 11, He is an AI cafoher, hat a
strong arm, is a good sticker and Al
ways has bis head about him. tjp SeatU
way they think nobody can equal sun
ley. They say Portland' fast' baserun-nors-Muller.Van
Bur en. at el.-wUl not
steal bases with Impunity, as' they do
elsewhere. - ' ; , ; .
The great improvement la th SeatU
team has -been- its infield. Hurley,
Schwartst babbitt and - Klopf Certainly
form' a stens walk. If SeatU is superior
to' Portland in any way it is right here.
Portland, individually, has stronger men
In th infield, but taken as a whole the
Seattle ;4ukrtet;; la" putting up. Just ' at
present the steadiest game. la my opin
ion Anderson 1 not only th best second
baseman, . but the best, all-around player
Ifi the leagu. sjid Diaei, at short la
eating up everything; that comes bis way.
He la not 'a grand stand player, but Is
always ther with th goods. Hi wprk
is th sams flay-in and dayout
rSeatll In Dalrymple. Hurlburt and Bo-
die has orak-a-ack out-neio, but j
would ratbeT hav Muller, Van Buren and
Hupp. Multer is my Ideal of an Out
fielder. but b will have t look to his
laurels of Van Buren will win them from
him; Van Buren makes a difficult catch
appear easy. Thar is n reason wny
eltherjhould v dwp.a,' fly they; m
get their hands on. Hupp is new to the
potation, but there Is no crltloism i to be
made of his " work. .
ls a batting team SeatU may be a
trifle . surer. .The trounl with Portland
1 that with a few exoeptlon. they all
bat at the aame time. "Anderson, Hupp
and Van Buren are what, might be termed
sure . bitters, while Vlgneux can always
be relied upon in an emergency, He
ih a good man to have at the bat when a
run la needed and a hit means a run
Muller has an excellent eye for the ball
and alvays meets it square, but I think
he swings too hard at , it a a- rule.
Delsel U the beat saorlfloa-hitter in the
league. Hupp has made many frtends by
his timely hitUng, and ' SI ways gets a
hand when he comes to. the plat.
"In th matte of bas running Muller,
Van Buren. Vigneux and 'Weed are in the
first class. Hupp Is fast but does not
as yet exercise the Judgment th other
Those Inclined to wager money on the
result of a bail game, can make barrels
of it when Portlands meet Seattle. The
Beattle people wilt.; bet any way you
want some 'fanst. going so far as to
predict .that Portland will not win a sin
gle game of th series.",. '
Baseball. -
Championship
Baseball.
Pacta Northwest League.
Bands.. v law V
. Grounds; tith ana Vaughi
' Bpokan f:- ' W. ' ' r 1
r Portland,..?:-; tf .-v
Admlssioa, (So, : . .
Orandstand, Isov-i-W.,. .v
Oatpe ; played. ;& if .
VBassbaU.ft-,;,;.;s1--i li'v''."
. Baseball. ,
Baseball.
' 5 HOWTHB CLUBS STAND.'
-w ' L'''-:f.-:-. ..: - Won) Lost. 1. C
Fertiana .IT-
8ettl . aoeei
Butt ..... ..................14
Bpokane ...... .11
Tacoma . ........... ....U
Helena ......... 71
14 -iy,
.64$
-.6u
.401
s Before th commencement of th pre'
ent series between the Spokane hd
Portland; speculation was rife a to th
resuiu. One stockhlder In th local
team, however, wbd f apparently " knw
whereof b spok ,uthorlcd Th Jour.
nai to announce that he naa iw to oat
that his team would take the series. Had
hu money been covered, he would now b
in pocket that amount Tho champions
took th third straight from lack Grlttf
and his splendid team yesterday which
hot only put the locals In th lead Iff the
league, but It was the- third straight
taken. .from Spokane. (' ''v.M;:ii:s44.
Both teams played good bait but there
was no sensationalism tangled up with ft
Owing to the fact that very few knew
that a postponed gam was to be played
off yesterday, ther Wat a very poor at
tendance, not (00 parsons -witnessing to
contest . --.'-.'v" J
Umplr Mullen did hot give satisfac
tion to th local team, and Vigneux and
Mahaffey paid t8 each for their kick.
To the grandstand. Mullan looked all
right and many think that the attacks
on him are unwarranted. Score of yes
terday's game: . .
Muller, 1. f. ......
Delsel. a. a.
Van Buren, L f.
Anderson, ib .........
Hupp, r. t v..
Weed. 8b
1 Mahaffey, lb ......... $
Vigneux. c. 4
J. Mahaffey, p. 4
Totals ....
Portland.
ad. R. H.PO. A.
x a.
...
:::!
... 4
M
to
SPOKANB.
i Ittlt I
I t
McLaurhlln, c. f.
tWIIJ, ZD ....
Elsey, lb ....
McKevitt r.
Prary, c
iiononae, so ............
Howells, i. f.
ureene,- s. s.
Russell, p
Totals
' Score' by innings
Spokane .,... 0
Portland ...... ..... 0
0
1 i
,K t U
0 10
00
6 J
24 It
1 0
I 1
?!
Earned runs Spokane f, Portland V
Bases, on balis-Russel S, J. Mahaffey t
Struck out-By Russell t by Mahaffey 1
Two-base hits L, Mahaffey, Oreena.
Left on bases Portland . Spokane 8.
Saerlno hits-McLaughlin, Delsel, An
derson, L, Mahaffey.
.Stolen bases-MUIler, Anderson. Wed.
Time of game-On hour and 99 minute.
Umpire Mullthe. ,
SEATTLE AGAIN DOWNED.
Seattle, which has held the lead tor
some time, is now in second place, having
lost the third straight gam to Tacoma
yesterday. McCarthy's pitching for Ta
coma won the day. The summary: ;
Score bv Innlncth-
Tacoma ...... .....o UllMlM
aeatue ......I o d o o q a
trgr, Newberg! R. H. B. Kelson. Mo
il Inn vllle. r,
Measurers Ralph' Heo, Dallas; Robert
HartsooK, -Aioay.4f.'-
Scorers fixed SvenibMsJvln BUIr, New
berg! w,Lawt Thompson, .Albany. ,
c Th meet this year saw a change to
programme, wbicn wot stand mdeflnltely.
Thi 1 the dropping out of the meet of
th standing and board jumps, and th
substitution of .the -yard dash, relay
raoe ana aiaoustarow,
' r'oOODi LOCAL ::MATCH. '..
Pugilism is being revived in Portland.
Tho Pastime lb. which has bad noth
ing f on" for , some time, ass at last
llnobed a good match yesterday after-
nooa after considerable wiring, .Manager
Day received the following telegram from
Ban Francisco . . .
. ;Vour .terms I sausfactory, wlU meet
him at 126 pounds. Tim Hegarty."
Th above refers to a match between
tho Australian, crack and Billy Comsey.
Tho latter has been la training hers for
some tiro for st ma too with Tommy Cox,
at; Redding, Cat, but be has called this
go off until after he meets Hegarty, wbtca
wlU be on the ISth or Mta of this, month,
si The present match ought to b bne of
th best ever wltMssed here as both men
sro aspirin for the prvilee of meeting
th champion, Toung Corbett As a pro
umimuy t too coming rig tit swanson and
Freeman wlU most likely be matched.
Both, are willing fighter and will put up
' ' MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.
cAL' Kelt met his Waterloo at Chicago
last night When he went up against Jack
O'Brien of. Philadelphia. Ther was un
doubtedly something wrong with th Cat
Ifdrriian or else O'Brien Is a phenome
non. Nell Is no slouch as he bas demon
stra ted in Portland.
' Last Right ho seemed to be out-classed.
In the third found, while Nelll waa stag
gering and unable to protect himself,
O'Brien rtachad his jaw with a right
upperout , Th blow sent Nell through
the ropes and o was counted out
Manager Arnold of the University sf
California baseball team which Is touring
th Northwest Is making arrangement
with -Manager. McCloekey to meet the
Butt leagu team in Anaconda, and also
With Manager Dugdale to meet th Bea
ttle team In Oreat Palls. He also pro
poses to play Missoula, and possibly Po
eatoiloni dub, and than take the universi
ty team to Yellowstone Park for a week's
outing.
Th HayeS Valley Athletic Club of Ban
Pranclsoo has matched Joe Oans. the
colored cbsmpton and George MoPaddea.
The men will meet at US pounds. Oans
has been substituted for Jimmy Britt
whoso bands 4uw injured.
Vf. K. Vanderbllfs Ls Mistral won th
Px Bsons at the.MaiMus LaAtt raoee,
ran, - yesterday. his Aries was not
placed in the race tor the Prla Long Ju
ntas and his Nettle waa unplaced la the
contest for th Prls Tenebeux.
Geo. Li Baker
; Manager
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SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT JUNE 8th, AND
' MONDAY, JUNE 9th,
Mr. Ralph Stuart and Cbmjpariy ,
IN A MOST MAQNIFICENTJPRODUCTION OP
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Positively Vour Last Chance to See the..
Popular STUART COMPANYThis, Season
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A GSmB Berkeley Boy
.Won in a Hard
- .i fight .
i - (Journal Special Service.) ;
BERKELEY, June 7.-Harry Thronsen.
fisherman realdlnt at Fourth and Jones
streets,. West Berkeley, had an exettlns
sncouatsr "with a sea lion while sail-
' ins; on th bay. The younr maq waa
dratKins a net from th boat when tho
brute' appeared alongside the boat and
showed nsht -
1 had been ashing' th entire day."
said Thronsen, "and when I was About
to dra my met I noticed a disturbance
In th water. I soon realised that 1 was
about to be attaoked, and Z prepared to
flht,- ' .v
, "As the sea lion appeared I struck
him, It. then, lost alghv of him. but la
a feW minutes he put la another appear-
' ansa.: As he ahowed hU head t threw a
bolt and he sank beneath . the surface
only to. rise under by. boat and capsiss
"I so-t into th "boat asala in a hurry,
and -a I did ho-attaoked- me aeaib.. I
fought him and he finally disappeared. I
then Jost my oenaes."
. i Thronsen waa Injured about the body
kyss a result of his -encounter, but claims
that ho will so out araln and make aa
attempt to land the monster.
RACES: 3
IN OLD ROME
(Journal Special Serftoe.)
BOMK, June ' WoHdwldo Interest
centers In th Cycle races 'scheduled to
begin here tomort-oy to determine th
world's -championships.- Not . sines th
Introduction ot.th. sport. a meet
aroused such general enthusiasm. " Am
erica la to be represented th th races by
Ivor Lawson. who la slated to go against
the famous riders or Germany. Austria,
Belgium, Jtaly, England and Pranc.
WWW
IID DM
. SJSSSSBmsSSSSSSsSsaBSiSiSSS "
Patidrit in New York
" Dies of a Rare 1
Disease.
IN HONOR V
OF CORRIGAN
, . KICW YORK, June 7. Tomorrow has
. been set as the date and Carnegie Hail
aa th place of tha big- meeting of Catb-
-lie- laymea - New - York - and ' -richiity
to honor the memory of, the lata Arch
bishop Corrlgan. W, Boorke' Cockraa
will be the chief speaker, of the erect
ing. -A musical program of mala voices
. and tho Cathedral choir will be aa addl-
tla&si tsatwnb . ... 4 ;,r
(Journal EpedaT. Servio.) . .
NEW TORE! Jsn Catherine
Bloslat died Bellevu hospital of Ad
dison's disease, a rare affliction, which
causes the body of s person to turn
browtv and: which is accompanied by a
gradual wasting away until death comes.
(OK OHIO
: - (Journal - Special Servtoe.) -FAYETTE,
hfo.. June t.-Commence-meat
week at Howard-Payne College was
ushered In today with th undergraduate
recital a elocution and music and th
annual alumna reunion Tomorrow the
baecaiaurtafe eermoa is io be delivered
by Rev.- Dr. D. Mouson of iCanaas
Utr. and In the evening there is to be a)
sermon by Bev. Paul K. Una of Brook
field, Mov , The graduation exercises are
to be held Tuesday evening in Centenary,
Two-base hitsJohnson, Hutchinson,
Hurley, Sch warts. - Left on bawi Ta
coma 6, Beattle t - Stolen bass Hurlburt
Sacriflc hits Babbitt. Bchwarts. Klopf.
Bases on balls-Off McCarthy 8. Hit by
pltcher-Stovall L Struck outBy Stoy.
all t, by McCarthy I. Time of game-One
hour and U minutes. Umpire Cunning
ham. ( ( ; .
- PACIFIC COLLEGE WINKER.
Af McMinnvllle yesterdays Paoiflo Col
lege won from Albany by a bare point
of one.; The weather was good and the
attendance large, Tho summary) .
Half mile run Crawford, Albany, first
Poling. Dallas, seeond; Krameln,. Pa-
IJO-yard Hurdle Heater, Pacific, first
emo College, third.1 Time, t:ll 1-S.
Frauds, Albany, second; Coulson, Paol-
fie third. Time, end 1-8.
Pole Vaults-Heater PacUe. first; Wire.
Albany, second; Dalley, Faciflo, third.
LMstanee, 10 feet
fywyard dash-Adams, McMlnnvHle, first,-
Torbet, Albany second; PolInS. Dallas,
third.'-. Time. .0:5 -B. . v. f r. 'S
HOryard hurdle-Heater. Pacific. ' Brat;
Coulson, Pacific, second graves, Albany,
third. Time. ;Z7 j-a, . .
Shot-put Morrison, Albany, first; Even-
den. O, S. H. 8., second; Krametn; Paclfio,
jura..,juistance, n feet 11 inches; v ;
100-yard dash-Heater, Paolflo, flrstl Ad
ftmsAIcMlnnvllle, second; Torbet.- Al
bany; third. Time, 0:10 H.
Mile run Morris, Pacific, first; Sims,
McMipnvllle, second; Crawford, Albany.
tniro. Time, b:oH-
-yard dash Heater, Pacific, first;
Tor bet, Aibann second; Adams, MoMInn
I11, third. Time, 0:23 flat.
rtamner-throw Kvenden, o. B. w. s..
nrst; Morrison, Albany, second: Rels, Al
bany, third.' DlsUnco. M feet.-'
-Board Jump Oomtes, Albany ', first;
HeCter, Pacific, second: Krameln, Pacific,
third. Distance, zi toot.
440-yard run Heater, Pacific,' first! Ad
aras, McMinnvllle, second; Coates, Al
bany, third. Time, 0:61.
Discus throw Morrison Albany, first f
Rvenden, O. B. N. 8., second; Kills
Dallas, third. Plrfanc. II feet, I Inches.
. High JumpTie between Heater, of Pa
cific, and Wire and MorUon, of 'Albany,
at 8 feet, I inches; polnu were divided.
Final score Pacific Colisg. U; Albany.
College, tl; McMinnviOe CoUegev IS; O.
8. K. L. U: Dallas CoQeg, a." ; .
e The officer of the meet war: ' v: '"
'. Referee A." M. Brumback, McMlnnvfllS.'
f Timekeepers Otto Pickett, "Newberg;
Harry Belt, Monmouth; Russell Wallace,
Albany. t ' f " x ,
Cirk ofCourse-R. S. Storty, McMlnn
trUio,T -'"'i' , .
Scorer track events CK A. Forbes, Men
mouth, ) " ' , r , -v , w
. Judges at finlsh-aydo Rupert, Albany:
William Soott, hteMiaaTUl Professor
Blttaer, Dallas, . , v
, tfaww mi. uh even re ,m, O. MMtm f,
NEW RURAL
ROUTE SOON
(Journal Special Servlsa.)
F-AIBVIEW, Jjjna . X-Notie has
boen received front the Postoffli
Department that th rural free
delivery route from ralrvtew will be
started July 15. It WfJl run directly west
alone; the Bandy road a distance of seven
miles, thence on the Slough road to a
point north of Mount Tabor. Prom there
It. will return along tho Sandy road and
bear off toward Russellville, striking the
Base-Line near th seven-mile post
Then it will travers the Base-Llna for
nearly three miles and bear north
through the settlement snrroundm No.
7 School house and thence to Rockwood.
Another mile along th Baee-Llno will
take it within a mile of Terry, where it
Wilt bear northward and Eastward back
to Falrvlew. The rout will be M miles
In Jength and serve .about Ud families
who now have to go long distances for
their mail. The proper name of Pair
view Is Cleone. which is the postofflce,
but an effort, is being made to have the
nam' changed to Falrvlew to avoid the
confusion now existing because pt the
place having two names Falrvlew be
ing tho name given tho plaoe by the
railroad company. In connection wjth
the establishment of the rural free de
livery rout will be caused . the dlscon
tinuanoe lnja few months of Rockwood
Postofflce. It Is dlreotly on the Cleone
rout and Is bIho touched , by Oreaham
Route No. 1. When a rout shall have
been started from Troutdal the Post
office at Terry will also have to so, as
Will also Powell Valley Postofflce, which
is on Gresham Route No, 2. These offices
will not be needed and th saving of their
expense Will go far toward the main
tsosno of the rural route new la opera
tlon and to be established.
Hold Their Annual
Love Feast in
Chicago.
(Journal Special Servloe.)
CHICAGO. IU June T.-Polltlcs bubbled
up and over at todays annual ploale and
tors nast of the famous Cook. County
Democracy, Enthusiast! speeches were
made, the speakers Including Mayor
Harrison of Chicago, Mayor Rose of Mil
waukee and other prominent party lead
ers, but there was nothing about the
addresses or about tbf gathering la sea
era! that might bo construed as a launch
ing of a Presidential boom. Issues were
discussed and Demooratlo success pre
dicted for UOi, but ther seemed to be
some. dlffUJenoe about making any pro
nouncement in favor of candidates.
NEWS FROM
THE NORTH
SEATTLE, June t Major Zachary
Taylor Wood, commanding th North
west Mounted Police In the Yukon.; has
been promoted to be assistant commis
sioner, the second highest position la the
service, and his salary Increased. Ho wtll
hereafter report direct to Ottawa, instead
of Begin, Salaries of territorial judges,
ths sheriff and other officials have also
been increased by Ottawa.
Th Whit Fas has been given a new
contract to carry the mall dally between
Bennett B. C, and Whit Horss, Tukon
Territory.
Clifford C. Whlttaker, who was acci
dentally shot In a Dawson gun store not
long ago, and died from the effects al
most immediately, leaves a wife la Ta
coma.. She was formerly Miss Rosa
Whlttaker had been a hunter here for a
long time. He was shot whll examining
a B-long rifle-Barrel pistol. Th clerk
waa holding the pistol, when It acci
dentally went Off. The two men were
trying to fit a cartridge of unusual else
In th gun. Th Coroner's Jury exonerat
ed the clerk. Joseph H. Smith.
HOMES THAT
ARE HELLS
GREEN DEVIL
KILLS A GIRL
(Journal Special Service.),
DETROIT, Mich.. June 7. - Rt, Rev.
John Lancaster Spalding, D, . D., Bishop
of Peoria, 111,, delivered -the conference
sermon of the twenty-ninth conference
of the National 'federation of corrections
and charities. His subject was "Altru
ism and Charity."
Lore of self ls the radical passion of
human nature," said Bishop Spalding In
opening'.- : '
"Reckless and aanseless marriages are
an lnexbaustivs source of evil, Homes
that are bells thwart the wisest efforts
to reform abuses."
(Journal Special Service.)
PARIS, June 7. Aima Webster, a na
live of Camden, N. J., -aged who was
employed as an Interpreter and salesgirl
in a dry good store, bet that she oould
drink a pint of pure absinthe without be
coming intoxicated.- Sbs tried the experi
ment and died 10 minutes after swallow
ing tho drug-
inaii
(Journal Special Servloar -
LAPATXTTX, lad. Jun 1 Ail pre Da-
rgtleas are complete for commencement
week at Purdv which win be ushered ia
tomorrow with ths baoealaureat sermon
to bs delivered by Joba Hesry Barrows !
of ororlin College, The graduation axe
clses will be held Wednesday, when th
addree will be delivered by Dr. Prank
W. Ounsaulus of Armour Institute.
Bvawwa
. 5 I 25 Cents ROUND TRJP..,. 2
' -! 1 1 5
I-"The Oswego
Iron Works :
Only place on th Coast where Ircn
ore has ever been converted into "
merchantable products.
Th LEONA passes this spot
Sight time a day. See tho great
ooko oven erected there. ,
Further uo SEE THE STONB
TOWER, built-some say, to pro
tect the pioneers from the Indiana.
"Take the family along. Hav a
ptcalo. v..
.Try this magnificent
THE KIMBALL PIANO
All that tnoney can secure
All that art can surest .
All that American sKill - -And
Ingenuity can achieve, ,
All that system, economy and
The, accumulated experience -0(
centuries can accomplish;
All This Is Embodied In
&e Kimball Piano of 1902
VAa KIMBALL is as perfect .
an Instrument as Human ag
encies can produce. If it
were possible to. make it bet- , .
ter in even the minutest de
tail, it would be donee
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SOLD AT WHOLXSALl AN MTAIU
EILER PIANO HOUSE
- 351' Washington Street
.3 FOUR. LAB.CX. BUSY STORXSt T., - - , "
Portland, Stn Francisco, Sacramento" and Spokane.
The Theaters
THE BAKER.
The manasrement of- the Baker has de?
elded to make the Silver King olose th
last full week of the Stuart Company at
the bouse this season. Thus far this week
the company hat been playing to crowd
ed houses, and the sal of seat for to
night give promise of a continuance.
Commencing Sunday .matinee, and for
the evening performance on Sunday and
Monday, the company will play the pleas
ing semi-military drama Fern dUf. which
will close the engagement . . v;- -The
many friends of the company re
gret to See them go. but rejofoe In the
hope that they -will spend a portion of
next season In Portland. ,.
Off TO anion
THE MARQUAM.
Excursion
for a Quarter.
..WS-!
t Ttje Curious Pair.
Mrs, , Rubba I wonder why - that
man keeps watohlna me so? ,
Mr. Rubba Perhaps she's trying to find
out why you are
Salable.
Step s ftsMriiisi's, Hsrey's, Klsley's
, A . aad Oswege. . . ,. ,
:lW,'i,;.t.i,-..-'Vi'i ' i '
The Steamer Loons leaves foot
of Taylor Street at 8:3a aad
11: jo A. M., and 3:00 and 0:15
P. M. for Oregon City. ' Round
trip as cents. . S-7- A .
Sundays 8:30. 16 and 1 t:.i6
9 'A. n. I, a, 4IJO and 6: if P, M.
"TTr"" M""e t 9 'A. rk 1, s, 4130 ana oils p, jw
tartng at kr-PWia- Rtmni trfp s5 coats.
:'V rM""siswaSB4as-1
Katbryn Kidder will eome to the
Marquam aext Friday vend - Saturday
nights, playinsr the Country OIrL
R0SEBURG
(Journal Special Service.) . .
ROSEBVTta. June 7. The official count
was completed today and the vote to
Governor Is a follows: Chamberlain
ISM, Furnish IfflJ. A. H. Crawford for
Attorney f General loses th county by
- Mr, ALU rrebl Of est Rosebur bad
bis band 'badly Injured lyesterlay by
th aocidentaT dtselurs :of a gopher gus.'
Dr.i Hoover reports tha wound very se
rious, but thinks the hand can be saved.
' Th Federal Labor tTnion of Rosebur
received it charter today, its number ty-six sleeping rooms t . t m
being tSCX A special meeting has btea j alrfce smoking, . meettnir, C' rury
called for th purpose of taking la new j ales' rooma On the lot'-r
members, baoOsoiue biii.JI t c ti
Canada's Contingent
Sails Today From
Montreal.
(Journal Special Servtoe.) ,
MONTREAL, QuebecuJuns 7. Tb Allaa
line steamship rarislan, chartered , to
take Canada's coronation contingent to
England, sailed from Montreal today,
The contingent comprises over do ofti
cere and men representing all arms of)
tha Canadian militia, : ineludlmr ; th
Northwest -Mounted, police. Beside jth
soldier the passengers Include th Gov
ernor Genera), Premier Peters of Prtnee
F4ward Island, Premier Murray of Nova
Scotia, Premier Ttreedle of NW Bruns
wick, and Lady Baby Elliot, daughter of
Lord bflnto.. Many of ths passengers
left from this city, whit others are ta
be taken abroad from Quebec
NEW AUTO
CLUB HOUSE
'- ;
L.
(Journal Special Service '
CHICAGO, June 1 Th new club boun
of the Chicago Automobile Club, K't
wai formalijf cpeaed today. Is.tLe l.i. I
somest and most completely e.-:'.-- ?
bulldln for automobile lub ourr - 1 '
this country.. The house eonm'- t
!
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