Portland evening journal., June 11, 1902, Page 8, Image 8

THE JOUHNAIi, rORTIiANU, OBEGON, WISDIOISDAY. JUNE Ml, 1002.
A.O.U.W.
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Important Matters Referred
. Committees Until . Friday-
Benefit Certificates.
to
; The delegate to th A, O. U-. W. con-
. reaUen sot down to business at -a much
- ' surlier 'hour, thl moraine than tt th
, ipening aeMlcn. They realise that thare
. a treat deal of work before them, and
mat they " must v work ' hard to gat
' through.' i '
j Tha dafeoatea beira.fi t promptly at
' s'clock. After a session of two houra and
a bait the-convention adjourned at 11:30
ver until Friday morning at o'clock.
: Thi will give committee time to digest
matter referred to them.
Th moraine was put in In receiving
"" proposals on all aorta of subject from
varloua Jurisdictions. There were a great
number of documenta preaented and
erred to the special, and standing com
mittees." ' - - X .
Among other matters was a petition put
In by the subordinate lodg esf Wyo
ming. This asked for a separate Juris
Slctlon for Wyoming.' The present Juris
diction includes Wyoming, Utah and Ida
ho;' Referred to committee. : 1
- There wero many1 " memorial presented
from various jurisdictions, .asking for the
authorisation, of. a. 3iW.. certificate. The
present rale of the order provides " only
for 11000 and 12000, certificate.'. It U be-
-tleved that a $500 oertiflcato wonld prove
popUlar,' He'erred. ; , r
' Memorials wre ' presented ' relative -j' to
htufird'Hia .rinks, t Referred. t '
'i 1 oua memorials of technical and lo-
cal- Interest only to ,yarlou, Jurisdictions
. were presented and referred ,to the prop
- tr committees.'' , " r -1 " ' ' ' '
The ritual T committee , reported that It
had received and 'had under . considera
tion a nu'robWof copies of rituals thought
to be -of available utility, .to the order,
"The committee -was . not-ready te report
as to which one.'of these it would favor..,
From, the present outlook, tt la not like-
lr that the election & officer .will take
place until next week. 5 -1
The delegatewlll put In the day at
Astoria tomorrow.' T1 T. J..'Pott6t will
leave the' Ash-street dock at .7:19 a. in.,
arriving at -'Astoria at . npon. Seaside
Lodge No.? win provide lunch' and w
tertalntnent for' the 'visitors. The steam
er' will arrive in Portland at T p." m.
A. 0. U. . W. . COMMITTEES.
"-.; gttA T -Tip' r.uirl if'girf - ' ,.Ul
At yesterday's meeting of the A. O. U.
W, convention. a.otnmlttee on creden
' tlala waa'appolntedcomprialng Supreme
Foreman . Webb McNall, Supreme Over
seer G.-It, Matoa and Supreme Quid
Loui C. Merrill. ' . v ' - .
The following committee on the distri
bution of subjects ii official report wa
so named: " Joseph C. "Smith of Penn
sylvania, W.- M. Wallace of Kansas and
H. H.. Zahn of Wisconsin.., . v,
In the report of Supreme Master Work
man Warwick, among; other things he
recommended , that the term, of his of
fice bo-made longer, for the reason that
the' Jurisdiction -it so Vast and the de
tail .-so cumbersome that .by tiie time
one has become familiar with them the
term of office ha expired by limitation
Among ' sbme V the 1 more Interesting
statistics of the order, the Supreme Re-
corder .report showed that la 1S01 $9,
47374.68, wa paid out to beneflcUrle;
tht the number of deaths was SOTl: that
tha order comprised M6i lodges at the end
of JflOl; Jthat -53,238 members were admit.
ted during the year; that the increase In
membership In 1301 Wa 1708; that Tat the
beginning of the year 'the beneficiary
fond was 17I,01S-J9; that the beneficiary
fund at the end of the year was 1238.'
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hills and "it the " valley ,'6t i
ADDRESS OF WELCOME.
Teeterday, In- welcoming the delegate.
WlUtam Colvlg spoke as follow:.
"Brother Supreme Master and ' Officer
and Members-oXJth. Buprem Xodg Of
the. Anolent Order of United Workmen! '.
"On year ago, 4t Buffalo. N. T.I had
the pleasure of uniting, with others from
this Jurisdiction n extending to you a
cordial invitation, to hold the thirtieth an
dual session of thl body la the city of
Portland. ! iU', . ' , ,
. "And J remember tht at that time we
had to outbid and overcome the, very flut
tering inducement held out by our good
brother who preaented and advocated the
selection of Salt Lake City as a desirable
plac for this meeting;;' in .order to do so.
w painted the skies of the 'sundown
shore' in roseate colors, and. held before
your mental vision a land of Wild, weird
and romantic beauty, and I hope that you
may realise the pleasant expectations in
cited, by our fervid pleat for Oregon.
'It give to great pleasure to welcpme
you to our yountr. growing, and prosper
out state, and , to tha grand. Jurisdiction
of the order 'mad up by it -loyal men
and women. , -
'You have oomo across the desert wilds
of - America to this f ai'-off shore, upon
our Invitation, to consider the weal of an
institution that by its influence ha won
pJc among the great factors of civili
sation, and whoso Imperial aegis protect
half million home on this continent .
"W welcome you to this Queen City
of the .Northwest, to our home and fire
sides, and to our fraternal altars. Thou- i
sand of . loyal brothers of the Ancient
Order, of United Workmen and devoted :
slaters of the Degree' of Honor -who dwell :
among thi'
thj goodly land r'tandlji today upon
the threshold of their home to greet you
Whh fraternal welcome." : 93 - ;'-'
. "That you may know something ,of our
history a a grand Jurisdiction . of -this
great fraternity, it seems proper for tt
to "say that tb Grand Lodge of Oregon
wa InaUtuted "on March 4. U7- ' llttlo
more than tt years ago. It -now baa an
enrolled membership . of U.BOO. with the
average age of about 87 years, which n
ableajM to face th future .with contl
dehce that 'the flower of eternal jrouth'
will bloom all along the line of our in
ward march. ,'; t'l - '
"We, have burled 1(61 of our brother In
thl Jurisdiction, and hav paid to. their
widows and orphan children little more
than' C00e,00a. Only one in our history
have w called upon the order for su
preme relief, and then for only a, small
amount , A a grand jurisdiction of the
order, w have acted upon the motto of
tho state of Oregon, 'Alls volat proprll,'
which signifies that tho bird flies with its
own wtaguS----'S''A : "
"From the fact you' can form but a
very Indefinite Idea f the amount of en
ergy.: pluck and persf'veranc. hat bat
been required In -order to. maintain the
strong position which "vr how occupy in
the fields of fVaternalp protection. You
should consider that our. ' recruit are
gathered r Jtrom a population' containing
but 83.000 voters, scattered over an area
of M.030 -square miles, an empire ,SSi
square mile greater than Maine, New
Hampshire, f Vermont i MassachOsett,
Rhode Island and Connecticut with -their
7.000,000 of people,' all put together. Nor
is our membership confined a few
populous communities, for wa have 138
sObordlhat lodge f be Of der. distrib
uted over thl yast jurlactIon.W are
proud of our psst with it record of glo
rious achievement W i rejoice- r In, our
present that w. havo- you .with u a
our guests and co-workers Jn'th Inroad
field of fraternity; and w face the fu
ture; With confidence that in good -w
id will live after u,- aad that our chil
dren' children will carry hn the work of
thl great Institution throughout the age
yet to- tome. - w-f. ; vt,
r'Th Grand Lodge of Oregon feel high
ly honored by your presence among us,
and by it various committees has per
fected arrangenientg for your comfort,
convenience and pleasure. " ! am to mortal
fear that some of you brothers may ask
me to redeem all the promise that I
mad you one year ago, when I seconded
the nomination of Portlands Well, broth
er, yonder are the', 'snowcapped . sum
mits' of which, i ah) teemed Ilk 'fair
retting 'place on the way to the stars';
near by-Toll th Oregon' that one time
heard no sound 'v th sound of its
own dashing;, they ruddy-cheeked applet
art. ripening In the tun, and the Oregon
girls I said something, about the girls
how they Would receive you. I have for
gotten what It Was, but they are waiting
to greet you after .the .manner Pt ;. th
Golden West. If I promised anything else,
don't forget to speak of it' I'- i?:'
"There is another matter that It might
lowed thU Innovation.. So, my -brothers
of Kentucky, drink hearty: you are wel
come. And to one' and - all, we bid you
feet at horn. If there U, anything you
want that you don't tee, 'ask and ye
shall receive.' i, Tou are out of the 'land of
'tips,' and must forget the habit .while in
tb wild and woolly WesC
ii or in
Thl morning' aetsion of the Superior
Lodge, Degree of Honor, was mainly
taken up with addresses from the. rep
retentatlevf of. several states. Resolu
tions and reports were handed in for the
various committees to act on.
' The reports of the various officer will
be handed In this afternoon and regular,
routine work will be taken up. . The la
dle espeet to .adjourn early tU't after
noon, as htey wlslf to prepare tot their
trip tomorrow. '
Tomorrow th Degree of Honor will be
entertained by Seaside Lodge, No. 12. t
AstorlJs;Tbey will leave on the Potter
at 7:30 .? a id return at 7 p. m, The
delegate are looking forward with plees.
ure to thU daylight trip on the Columbia,
to Astqrla.:-,i:t'i.'Ss:' ,
Temporary Store Fifth and Yamhill Street. ?.
,V . WE KNOWThis is rather unusual, but it will prove the point ' we wUh. W..inake;;x Ve
should like to have you read carefully the prices at which other stores offer goods to you, and
then read our prices. You don't olten find a" tore asklns you to read the other fellow's "ad.but
we want you to do Jt, as such an ; InvestJatlon wjll show you that we are far below any price
made by anyone else. - ? . ,j u-l-j niVv- '.'ir w li ' " . iuCd'l.uiSZuZ.S -
" '.r ' TTA" Chapter; o'.i Barriain?-Factb
COMMITTEES CHOSEN. ,
At yesterday afternoon's meeting of jthe
Superior Lodge of the Degree of Honor,
fhe following committees were appointed;
Creden ttals-Loule'M. Butih, Washing
ff.h: Louise C. Hart,. Wisconsin; ' Elisabeth-N.
JLoyeJoy. Illinois.
Clstrlbutlon-Frances F, ' Bergendahl,
North Dakota: Mary A. Pratt Michigan;
Ada F. Kiddle, ; Kansas, - ' ,
i Welfare of "the Degree Frances Bueli
vwn,7 Minnesota; Emma Ha molt, Mon.
Una; Margaret Herrin, Oregon; Edna
Zoe Bacon, Missouri; Barah McCutcheon,
Pennsylvania, :, :
Press Committep-6lIle F. SteDhena
Oregon; Lena S. Allen, Washington; Hat
tie Pennington, Colorado.
Comntlttea onvPrI.Nor s ptnopj
Iowa; Florence J. Nay, California; Ida
Nickerson, Massachusetts. J ,
' Committtee on Thanks Minnie Halback,
Ohio; L D. Wtllson.' Minnesota; Emma
F. ' Compared Indiana; Anna E. , Mosler,
Iowa; H. L Cross, Arkansas.
The Superior Chief "of Honor read her"
annual report.' which recommended that
no lodge be Instituted with less than 1
members; that an emergency fund te cre
ated; that a new and more suitable burial'
service be prepared; that prises be offered
to the Jurisdiction ill the superior boned-,
clary, department for Increase In benefi
ciary membership, and thai suitable
rooms Be provided as the Degree of Honor
aealdMrterf at ths" Louis lana Purcbasi
Sapositionv , -: !'. -: . , A - :rl,.-0-
tiTh Ytpart ei ti ; uperlor reoordcr
hoW4 that there are 1556 lodge of the
Pegrtd kl Hcnon With a membership of
Tbl toat beneficiaries paid were
be well to menUon-don't be afraid T t I tiao.SSl. and ih tetal Amount of protection
drink of th water used throughout thl
city.r It" nag been Brought here ar aft
expense of over 16.000,000 and come d
rectly from th eternal mow of th Cas
cade range; it is as pur a the Iclole
that hang from Diana' ..temple.' - Ken-
tucklans have been known to venture it
use. aad.no deleterious eff ecu i have fol.
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Suit-'-. Sale-
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No matter what others may advertise;
the values offered by the M0YER are
always the best in" the city. Saturday ;
we vere unable to handle the crowds
who knew the bargains we are offering.
We will continue this SALE all this week
and perhaps as Jong as we have any
of these: suits in stock. Not bnerbf
them is worth less than $I5.0(J.: Ybiir ,
choice for
$9.8
Included in the lot are several styles of STEIN-BL0CII
u & tu5 make-vnot all sizes in every style, but every
fl v ' CiTOi art enma cfila nnrl jttt a5I I Kra crn ts fSttA.'"
L . w"- sss avuiu 7VjiV) uiiu twh ttiii vv oui C a,V UC, i llttvJU
out in excellent style at a nominal price - TOU KNOW
we aiways maiite ?our promises good, and con
therefore depend upon receiving iin3qualed Values: in
this sale. :;A V-' '- , 'l , " '
". - . . BASEBALLS and BATiS FREE . h
1 , : With All Boys' Wool .Suits. A i ; Oi
iMPtipN.lro VISITORS
Wooflmen 1111, iti ast Portland, wa
efowded Jf high t, the occasion being a
reoeption Undered to Supreme Lodgt,
A. O. V. , W.r and th Superior Lodge, De
gree of Honor by the Grand Lodge, De
gree of Honor, of OregbnV i :i -;'
The Jreceptlon was started by 90- young
ladles, accomplishing tome pretty -floor
maneuver, so as to escort the Supreme
and Superior Lodge officer to the rot-
trum. i After the Supreme -officer were
introduced to the audience Mrs. WUda
Belknap, Grand Chief of Honor of th
Oregon Jurisdiction, delivered an address
of welcome In behalf of the grand lodgea
Thl was responded tqby "Supreme Mas
ter Workman Harwick' and Buperlor Chief
of Honor Mrs. Ella Mantor, who, among
other things, said that never before, had
the supreme lodgea had tuch a magrnlfl.
cent reception at this. .Addresses were
also made by Past Supreme Master Tate,
Grand Master Workman' ,W, H. Barnes
of CaUfornla, Past Grand Master W. D.
Hare of Oregon, Supreme Recorder Ml W.
Sackett and Superior Watch Mrs. Mamie
Brlggs. auZ -j ' : )
In concluding her address, Mrs. Brtggs
convulsed every one wltb laughter . by re
ferring to th joke played .on her by 3.
B3. Werleln, Ralph Feeney arid' R- Mann
at Huntington, and a he appreciated the
Joke, ah requested that th three gen
tlemen mentioned step forward, Which
they did. Then, at a!gnal from'. Mrs,
Briggs, two darkles led forth a gaily be
decked donkey, which Mrs. Briggs pre
sented to the astonished three in a few
remarks bristling with wit and humor. Tn
behalf of the recipient of the present,
Mr. Mann accepted the animal in a speech
flowing with graUtude,y;-,ifeir'&''
Followlngthls, ; the guest proceeded
Into the banquet hall, where -the remain
der of the evening was passed in eating
loo cream and eake and dancing, ir -t f
.The next social event of the Deavee of
Honor Win be an entertainment, with ex
hiblUon drUi, this evening; t Arion Hall.
Among the Supreme Lodge : members
i present is William H. Baxter of Detroit,
Mich., who Is the only one of the order
twice elected Supreme Master Workman,
lis It alto prominent In Masonic circles.
He Is a thirty-third degree member of th
Northern Masonic Jurisdiction of the Scot
tish Rite, a member of the Grand Chap
ter, -Order of the Eastern Star, of Mich-
I Iganl a' member of Detroit Commandery
No. 1. Knights Templar, and Past Poten
tate , of MoBlem Temple of . the Mystlo
Shrine, of Detroit. He was formerly one
of the editors of the Detroit Tribune, and
la at present, and has been for 21 years,.
Fire Marshal of that .oltyi;;:, ;-,
Special Sale of Blacli Dress
Goods ' ' ' A
We are very much crowded in this department arid-
notwithstanding our very heavy sales, now arrival
' crowd ua to the limit. We're making prleea here that
. will move them fast. They are all goods .worth much
more than, we are asking, a you'll agree. ; ;
. 44-ln, Figured Satin Solell,' all wool,; e0cvalue..'.uS7Ho
28-ln. All-Wool Black Granites, the kind that don't
, .? show dust u,.i.'..:.r.-r.t,;....." .,..,;,t)o
40-in. . All-Wool Storlrf - Berg. ...,., JOc
1' -ln,. AU.Wool'' Storm: Serge.....,-,,.,."...' ...v.;.40o
K-ln.ii Cheviot Serge ..,,;,i.i,',i.85p'
. W-lnvlBlack Brlillantlne; worth fiOo...w ....M...3S
, aiewaii. OUIDDlllKU ., , ft s e-n a.MsaW
' i i m cmi 'di.k TiA.iitin'iM. :' r. ' ' ' " J
... Tf-iiv. uin ' 14 101 3i iiiinaJhtii;
S6-in, Black' Henriettas
88-ln. Silk Finish Henrietta;' all woo)
. 88-tn. Black Brocade, satin finish...... 29a.
8&-ln. .Black Brocade Granite; 25c valuet..,....,...ao.
Black Alpaca , "Zte
.et'w ,
" '. V" Ak
e a
.Colored press Goods
There't worth" in every Item, and, the price w make
don't begin to represent the value. , . . k,
8e-!n..Castmer in all color. ..,..... ,.".J,Ko
8C-ln. Berge; :full line In all colors., ...,.....;.o
36-fn. All Wool Ladies Cloth, best Quality,...,,.,....,..
tt-tii Granites in all color, alt wool .)o
' 9-ln.;' All-Wool Venetian, all wool.,..-...u.-.,: 60c
J8-ln. All-Wool Etamln in gray and- brown, ,..v,.,0q
2-ln. Mohair Brlillantlne. llk finish. in cream... ...i.v,7Se .
40-ln. Albajtro In all.1 the bright evening 'hade.......6Dc
M-ln. Cassitnere In pink.- blue and, cream....... ..,;...26c '
j-ln. A-Wool Henrietta . In pretty , evening ahade,. .We
48-ln. All-Wool Corduroy lu cream onlyt.j,...,tt....;. l
Special Sale o Silks. T"r
We've a moat complete line of ilka, In splendid choice
"of color and styles, of unusual -value, . ;. : '' .
H0-ln. Jap Silk, in tH .colors-.u. ,...!. ;,.,.;'. , sag
'..;-'
3Sc
..V...., SSo.
86o .
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f7-ln -Jap Silk, In all colors,-' fin Quality;..;;;
21-ln.' Taffeta,- in all color; In Quality...,,',.
:1H-Ih..8atlnc'ln: black and-alj cotora..i,.,.(.
a-ln. Peau do Sole, In black only,
20-ln. Guaranteed Black Taffeta..
16-ln. Black Taffeta; -1.60. valu,...
. ' Special in Dress Linings.
.Bett quality Cambric Lining, all eolor..... X 6o :
Shrunk Bklrt Canvas, extra wide., ;...i.....i.....l5s ;
19- ihch Silesia, in black and colors, good auaUty...,.I2Vc ,
lOrlncb .SUk finish Skirt lining, black .only.........,...10a '
ae-inch Spun Glass Lining, black and eoibrs ,..20c-
Extra heavy quality Skirt Cahvaa, black and gray.,'.J0J '
5!II;$jVelveteenSe ' ; :J
20- Inch Black ? Velveteen- ..o.'......,.J-.,...86oi'
19-inch Black and all color, extra fine quality,.. .....60c
S5-lnch Black Velveteens,' high grade.... i.....;,76o-
28-Inch Corduroy Velvet , for waltlng.........,.,.tl. ,
-lnchBHk Velvet, all coloM.;............v.i;......,..ri.,00 1
Ladies SHirtwaists.
U dosen Colored Shirt .Watsta worth. (So and 7le
-' " Choice Styleand color; special. ..k.r.,..,.,,,
Women' Kid . Lc Shoe: - good Stylet all leather . v
X7S value; apeclal... ............... 4t68
Wojnen's Kid Oxford, turn aoles and extension tolet :
With-kld and patent tips; Sl.CO value: apodal.. ....(US
'Women's kid strap sandal with bow, tun soles; all
. all ies; special ,.....,........ ........11.00
t FURNISHING DEP'T,
BbyGoois.lii:ig
Boys Knee Pant Suit ...... ...i......L90
Boys Knee Pant Suits, ! piece, all colore... 42.2$, tJ-6
Boys Long Pant SulU.., ...,...M
Boya1' Long Pant Suit; fin, all-wool............. 15.60
Boya Knee' Pant 85o
Boy Colored School. hirtau, ....-..-.&o, Ka
Men'fSuspender. regular 26o quality.................. . Mo
Men Bocks.. regular 10c quality.,,..........;........... THo
Men'i Pants, hair line atrlpe... . ......CLM j
Men't Fine Dress Pant, regular ti.25 quality.. ......3.&a
Men's Light Ribbed Underwear,' Shirt and Drawer :
.each ...a'.,...,. . ............ .......... 2So
Men' Balbrlggan
'each
Men's extra fine,
each
Underwearv Shirt and Drawer;
Underwear, Shirt and Drawer;
SSo
600
Notion Department.
.Good jrad . JBJngllsh, Pins., ...,...,JHo
Marshall's Linen Thread; t spools.......-;...........,. lOe
Clark' Crochet Cotton: colon only; each...,.........
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, white and colored bor
ders; each , t to
' ii i, ' I M .mill ' ' ' i' 1 1 1 1 :
So
Toilet Soap; large Cake each. ...... e-es-e-eeev-ea
Whisk Broom: I6e kind for............;....T....;....... lOo
Brush Bklrt Binding; beet quality, all colors; yd..... 6c
Pearl Button; all slses; doaen......... ...... .......... (o
Velveteen Skirt, binding; all colors; 4 ydt..... J5o
me FIELD ; OF SPORT
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ROSEBURG
WHEN YOU SEtf IT IN OUR AO. ITS 50.
Moyeir OotDiing Gpmpanv:!t
THIRD AND; OAK 5TREETS 'l
jffi, .St,.,;
(Journal Special Service) . ' !.
I ROSEBURO, June 'UThe; Roaebtiri
militia Company E, Third Regiment, O.
N, 0. have received their new khaki unt
xorm rrom Portland. They wiu wear
these at the annual encampment hear Al
bany toon, and also at inspection under j
Colonel Joseph Jackson at th' Armory
next' Friday. :- . - Vt4-.
! The funeral Of Johnson 'C Boyd, which
Occurred' yesterday afternoon, Vas at
b JTg Dumber of friend ajid
acquaintance. Services were conducted
by the Rev, John Dawson of the Episco
pal cnureh. . The Rosebur fire deparU
rneht, turned out to escort, their 'deceased
brother to his last resting place. and
there 'Offered' their' last tribute ta". his
' There Is great deal of rivalry between
th different horsemen who are working
their speedy ones out at the Irvington
track, and many a little match' race
comes off, with as money consideration at
tached. It remained for Chris Simpson and W.
H." Peterson . to create the sensation of
the season yesterday. They had a little
bruah - which culminated in ths two
owners getting, together in a serious little
talk over the merit of their favorites.
Blmpaon was praising - up Alta Norte,
when Peterson said:-
CWhy, I can jfet up behind Mack Oose,
attach a' rope to your nag and choke
to death.". - ,
This riled Simpson, and as both men
have money , .to spare and are not timid
about backing their judgment, a crowd of
Interested 'ones soon gathered to witness
what they knew would be Interesting.
One word led to another, until finally, a
match race for $1000 a side,, two mile
heats, best three In five, was suggested.
; Both horsemen snapped up the propo
sition. - Men working out .horses are not
supposed to have H00e cash in their old
clothes, but each dug up 120, which was
deposited In the hands of "Doo" McLans
to : bind ' the. match. Then articles of
agreement .were drawn up, signed and
deposited with the stake holder. The re
maining 1980 is to be put up today.
t Mack Oose Is a. pacing stallion without
a rhark. but for a green horse has shown
wonaenui endurance, and ,. Peterson
thinks he -ha a cinch on th tndney.
i Qn the other, hand, Simpson is equally
confident, and 1 very anxious to see th
match go through. The daje of th race
will be fixed today unless one of th
owners finds something wrong with his
pacer and forfeits his 120. Mack, Gos
overreached himself a little in hi work
out yesterday, and Peterson gave orders
to have him reshda. Simpson saya that
Alta Norte Is worked right down to rac
ing trim, and he la willing to start at a
moment' notice. . '; '. . , .
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i , RIVERSIDE CLUB MEET.
-Member Of the. Riverside Driving Club
are out at Irvington dally' preparing their
horse for the .race meet to be held, next
Saturday, , Some Very good roadster are.
entered, knd the meet ':. promise to ' be
successful . in every way - There will- - be
seven race all told, which will take VP
al afternoon.' They are a follow ,.;.,
J:e0 pace. . , t."
1:40 trot. ' 1 '
(Ladles' trot tor named horse. 1 .
! Running race, dash, for ladle, under
Portland Hunt Club rules. " T '
; Free-for-all pace. -4 . I
Free-for-all trot ';'' '
1 Onemlle hurdle race, under Portland
Hunt. Club rulea. is -'krCi
fi alumii;ys. MvAifAc;''
iBlnci arriYlngila'Portlftnlotj the Elder,
the California alumni baseball 'team,
composed of players from the universities
of Stanford.!. California. Harvard. Yale
and Santa Clara, have been putting In all
their spare time, morning and afternoon,
In practice, and are confident of winning
nomah boys at 3:30 o'clock thla after
noon, " "
The personnel of the two-team and
their line-up follow; ' ' -M.
A.' A c.. Position. " Alumni.
Btott .....C ......R. Boe tiger
WiUlams ........p. .'..,.., .p. Emerson
Whitehouse ......,.,P....,..;4i.... Zamloeh
V...'.....P.;..M.:..... McNulty
n ........1 B..;...V. Ookhllnakl
B Fletcher
Williams ;f. B... Webber
Fenton ; SS Edward
Wlckersham ....... LP McNulty
coo -:.,:.::.:.:...cF...:.i... Mors
W.tklnn.. .....BJ,.v.;..;.B. Boe tiger
Trilby; Rankin wlU- : umpire the
game. f' ,
' , THREW GAME A WAT. "
Mn a measure, . Tacom wa entitled to
yesterdays game with Spokane. ' They
earned seven run to Spokane' one, but;
with the. bases full in the second, inex
cuaahle errors 'let in three run. '. Outside
of. thla Tacoma 4 outplayed the' visitors
at every stage. ,
' The score wa a tie at th end of the
ninth, ; and It tok six -more inning to
decide the game, neither side tallying un
til the 15th, when a Single, base on balls.
sacrifice and an outfield fly gave Spokane
xne winning run.. The summary: '
Spokane 3 OOlOlOlOtVbO 1
Tacoma. IOe0OOS00O 0-4
Earned runs, Tacoma 7, Spokane 1; left
on bases,-Spokane 13,. Tacoma 11; home
runs,- Elsey, Mlurdock; ', atoleq ; bases,
Letcher 3, Frary 3; two-base hits, J. Mc
Carthy, Hutchinson. Helta, Ehtty, Oono
hue; double plays, , Rett ;to Elsey, J. Mc
Carthy to - Hutchinson: tacrine hits,
Drlnkwater, McLaughlin,' Elsey, Frary,
Kelley; first base on balls, bi Russell 1.
by . Kostal i, by Drlnkwater i, by' Mc
Carthy ; struck out, by Russen L by
Kostal 6. by Drihkwater C, by McCarthy
1; hits, off Russell . Kostal H. Drink
water , McCarthy f; time of game, 3:07;
umpire, Cunningham.,", "- r
'.'MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS. '
At Pendleton yesterday the' local leant
BLAZIER'S
; FIRST AND MADISON STS.
Wt cash all kmd of chck,"Soor
Mbad" and Indiffersnt, at all hour of
tha day and night, including Sunday
DR. 0. C. BLANLY
Room 207, ARsky. Bldg.
Third and Morrison- streets. ' - ' -'
Special attention given to the treatment '
f .RHEUMATISM by tha application of
Hot Air., j. t
. . .
heat out Berkeley by a score of Ji to L
It was a pitchers' battle and one of the '
best exhibitions of the national game ever '
seen there.- It was a snappy, fast "game
from start to finish. The visitors put
forth the best team that has ever visited,
Pendleton.'. 1 . t -?
' Upchurch and tb Mongram of the) '
Oregon State League, will ' meet on the ' -league
ground Sunday. Both teams are '
iq almost constant practice, and should '
put up a good game. Joe Stutt has been A
signed by the Upchurch - team to play
first, and great things are expected of I
theblg fellqw. -t. .. ';. '"
Tho life' of Umpire Mullane in the' Fai '
eiflo Northwest League Is very . short. V -Th
presidents', of the Portland and Ta- j
coma teams declare that they .will not 1
let 'their lubs ffo on the Held Whh him -
la umpire, - Butte baa not declared Itaelf,
but . there Is no . doubt that they feol as (
do the other two clubs. In the face of '
such a protest, President Lucas cannot
well help dropping Mullane. He ex-
pressed himself a being satisfied with
th umpire' work, but If he persist in
retaining him it will mean the disruption
of the league. ,
Between 300 and 400 men are today load
ing and unloading the- several: ships- In '.'
port, and the lower water front presents ;
a busy appearance, i Every available long
shoreman in town has been pressed Into
service. ' ' i" ; 1 i ': v' '
r
Decayed
Teeth 1
Dr. W, A.- Wlab'
are net - only dlsflsur
ing but are also a det
riment to sound health.
Hany ills are tracable
airectix to u n s ound
' teeth. If your teeth
need attention 'you call
wiinoui aeuy. . ,
' Promptness may
teeth that later may
have to he aacrificed.
M .. awvis
i 'you call. 1
. . . ' V
iay. save
Dr..T. P'.Wl,
i
tSoS.sef, sio, ti, sis, si s Palling Building, II Both
cor. TWrd and WasblngtM Stseets. .Of
Pheaest -Or. Sooth nail Cat, o3. .
Opeoeveaiags till ; baaday, toia. -t .
memory,
out . when .they cross bats with th Mult
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