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Newspaper Page Text. THE EVENING JOURNAL, PORTLAND, V OtBEG 03:5, SATURDAY, JULY 19, 1903e.' ,8 e TfflPQJ ' EVEDS MdDKEDD FOR SALE BV THE fOLLOWINO WIDE " AWAKE DEALERS: ;0f W)QJ WANT TOE A. W Allen .,..Sixtenth and Marshall 1 Herman Bach Fifth and Morrison " J. Bulllvaat. Jr., Thirteenth and Jefferson Ji. Bullat i.. 81 Third afreet John Carlson ...... Third and Pine Fraa TirCoha:r. Morrison street . X). M. Dean.... . 680 Pront street J. J.Delury....: : 208 First atreet j A. rick .... Ea End Steel Bridge A. Dowllng - Jefferson street H. udley al Main X H. Dunlap St. Charles Hotel T. V. Dunna . ............. Sixth, bet. Washington and Alder P. A. Eddy .. 752 Savler street C B. Farleman.. .................Waiting Room, Yamhill street JoaFerreol ...w. .Third and Taylor M. x.. Ferry................ Second and Morrison Fred W. Flatoher..-...-.. S'th and Glisan 3t A. Fraka...;.. J......, 415 Everett street B. Fnlton I 37 East Burnslde George Gheea ....Third and Tamhlll and 247 First M. B. Godfrey.... .... 268 Russell street O. JT. Groca i. ....... Kl Seventeenth, North Oottsaoksr Bros. MS Grand avenue Hall Mlddteton .. Morrison-Street Bridge . T. 3. Handler Co......, ..Fifth and Washington IA1 Harrta Co..... Washington, bet. Third and Fourth , C. EL Holmes. Oregon Mews Co..i 1 Sixth. atreet H B, Ingram..... ........ East Morrlaon and Grand avenue Imperial Cigar Co................ Sixth and Washington . N. Jame-... Ftrat and Washington C W. Jonea ........... Fourth and Washington C. W. Jone - U Third atreet . Jonea Sona W union Venue ,B. B. ICaser Soiu....... Thirteenth and Jefferson George Klser .... 154 N. Sixth atreet O. lima .."..,.n.M.M........M 2 hlrd street ' raurla BchoU ...............,... .,! .Uoa iAvodadla.. ....... MnM..MMM.....m...25S Second atreet , ZYed Lent .....4 8evantind Washington A. Ldwlg ... m East Morrison -'St. E. Valley Third and GHsan Mansghan Bennett........ East Morrison St. and Union avenue R MoCluey 727 Williams ftvenue Gw B. MoKlnsey..... East Morrison St. and Grand avenue W. H. McFarland..... 1062 Corbett atreet .W. XX Molotoah Ml Sixth atreet MoXlnnon Grocery CX 173 Third street , bV. Meyer .V... Fountain Barber Shop ' B. XL Mott S....... Waiting Room. First and Alder Maltnomah Grooery Co.......... IOCS Corbett atreet .7. Mueller X Ruseell X. NeeJomd... ..............S3I N. Sixteenth atreet H. ST. Klehol....... M Front street L : : ; M f?itimynf8fitifitififitifittiMfitifitififMfita Sfce FIELD - Persiatqnt rumors come from JefBries' training garters to the effect that' the . champion ia over-trained, and that he : will not be at hia beat on the 26th. Frl ' day he did not leave his bed until nearly , - noon, and this worried hia manager and trainer Billy Delaney. Jeffries denies all minora as to hia not being fit, saying: -'Talent late today," aald Jeffries, ba- .. clsoo last nigbt and was very tired., I sun not overtrained, and am In perfect form. t . t ' , -' GRANBT'8 VIEWS. k "" Eddie Graney, the referee of the big fight, baa this to say regarding the cliam- pi on and his condition: 1 James Jeffries la certainly fit as a Jld- tSle for hia defense of the world's cham pionship against his challenger, Robert FitsBframont. He eaya so himself, and - never has If been my good fortune to re- arard a, ' more perfect type of physical manhood than that - portrayed by the champion of all ehamplona when at his eondltlonltlff wnrlr In r. XrTn nrl v..t .rrlo v ' '' Ha certainly seemed trained to the hour , , knd fit 4o enter the ring next Friday to glv perfeot battle, though he will not . be sxunmoned to do so until a week later. . Hal ' breathing la first class, endurance , not , to be ' doubted, muscles ' drawn to their best tension, and on the whole, he Indicates) 'by his appearance a superb physical perfection. '....... Though the claim of overwork made toy many may find aome ellght backing by the slightly "drawn" expression of coun ' tenance of the champion, I am of the opinion that It has no real foundation. r Ono a man starts hard work In earnest he necessarily takes off flesh that causes , an alteration In his general facial ap- - i appearance. f ' Jeffries' sparring with his brother Jack ' jsmd Joe Kennedy yesterday was an ex r Wbltlon that would certainly prove a rev ' ' elation to thoe who have heretofore commonly regarded the champion as slow. ' Jack and Joe seemed absolutely unable to , place a glove upon him. But it was v When he broke three wrist machines In , auooesslon that the spectators really mar- vejen,,.i-. . But with all Jeffries physical fitness , to retain his title of world's champion, - . X would not care, to commit myself as .to hia probability of doing so until the ' conclusion of a visit to my friend Fltat kimmons at Slcaggs Springs. 4 , FITZ FEELS CONFIDENT. " , Springs,, Fits ht this to aay of hia ' chaneea: " v ' .. . - . ."Another jday bearer the fight, and it k can't come' toe? aoon for me.: I think I am In aa good a condition as it U joaslbla to get, At- the advice of my ' trainer, Mr.. Dawson, I am gradually cutting out part, of my work every day, but if I bad my way I would keep n as X have been doing, for it doea not tire ma In the least.- I enjoy itespecially the road Work. X am feeling stronger, better, happier and am mora capable of fighting than at an period of' my life. My, mind n & mm, 0 OF SPORT Is also content, and I am mixing the routine of training with all the pleasures It la possible to obtain in this country resort. I have no fears for the 25th, and I think that when the time cornea I will be able to give a good account of myself, I do not Intend to disappoint my friends If I can. help it. " "Are you not surprised at the odds which are being offered' on Jeffries T" the Australian was asked recently. "Not much," said he. "I thought Jeff would, be the favorite, but that dots not disturb me a bit. ' 1 guess he should be the favorite, he ha. beaten 'me once, but i .think, they are making A mistake In offering,, such oddk Betting cuts no fir ure. See what the Odds were when Cor bett beat Suluvan; - when Jeffries beat ma and when Corbett ' beat McGovern were all three to one shots or worse and yet they, won. Now, keep your eye on my case, and see If another three to one shot. does not cop the long end of the -purse." ; ' ' BRITT AND OANS. Now, don't be astonished if you read of Jimmy Brltt. signing articles ' with Joe Gans , to .fight for . -ne lightweight cham pionshlp of . the world before . the latter leavea California. ; Jimmy drew the color line before Gans copped the "belt from Erne. When ha heard that the two were matched he Supposed that there was nothing to it bu the white-faced fighter and he figured on getting him next. But Gans surprised him, and aa Joe is right In his prime and fighting splendidly, he stands a chance of holding the champion ship a long time. The only way he can lose It is by some young, ambitious fighter like Britt jumping 4n and trim ming him. Certainly none of the old di vision have a ghost of a show beating Herford'a m&nr;;He -can beat them all just as easily as he put McFaflden away. Brltt Is no fool, and he realises that, If Gana is to be beaten, somebody of his youth and strength and clayerness must turn the trick. ' 'sJr' ' ' ...... .. . - y , . TURNER SUSPICIOUS. Manager, BUly lAvigne, of the Acme Club, tried to get Ruf e Turner to com plete his training , in 'Frisco, but the colored lad expressed a desire to stay in Stockton, as he was surrounded by -his friends and had all toe conveniences for training. : George V Eckard, manager , of Turner,, has written Lavigne that he must provide scales a. the clubhouse, so that Gans and Turner can weigh In at the ringside. George fears .that, Al Herfordi will bring his own scales to the Pavilion, , and he is hot taking fany ChanceW,. li,-:"; - . : , Ha want Gans to be within the light weight : limit: otherwise he will draw down the forfeit. . Herford says Gans will make the weight without any trouble. He laughs at the js'taiements going around that Gans can't " make 13S pounds. : He says Joe la working like a Trojan and will be In perfect shape when he enter the ring, . Reports from r Stockton jay that Turner i la training! a he never did be 00 o When you see this; trade-mrk on a package of GROCERIES you KNOW it is good. You may rest as sured we would not put this label on a CIGAR unless thoroughly convinced of its QUALITY. There are no deals, schemes, rebates or bonuses at tached to this cigar- nothing but QUALITY. fore. He knows he haa a chance of a lifetime, and he expects to make the most of it. MISCELLANEOUS NOSTES. Tloward Freeman, the Portland boy who holds the world's 20-mlle bicycle rec ord, defeated Gus Lawson at Atlantic. City, N. J., last night in a sensational finish. Freeman went the 20 miles. In 81 :U 1-5. Kid McPartland, the New York welter weight, and Matty Mattnews have boon matched to meet in a 20-round contest bc- Emperor William's Yacht. i ' ' J " 1 ft s y - s s r v 1 r v The Meteor1 is a schooner yacht Her performances it: the recent races at Kiel justified the royal yachts man's pride in EftrVt The Emperor vill sail her himself at the meet at Cowes in August. , .' - - . fore the Industrial Athletic Club at Fort Erie, July 28. . Rube Ferns was given, the decision last night over Billy Emeraon, after 10 fast rounds. The fight toek place at Eureka Springs, Ark. Ferns was the aggressor throughout NO MARRIAGE CONTRACT. Minneapolis Woman Loses 8uit for 8uppoed Husband's Insurance. ' r ; i . Jonrnat fioeclal Service.) . ST. PAUL, July-1.-"A marriage con tract 'will not be presumed from occas ional admissions ' and declarations -and from cohabitation secretly conducted." So rules Justice Lewis of the State Su preme Court today In the Minneapolis case of Ruth L. Heminway and dtherg. respondents," against' Maud Miller, appel lant. - " The case is the result of a legal battle for J2O0O Insurance on the "lire of W. E, Forest, deceased. Maud Miller lived for a time at the de- ABZi IfdDDg- o o o ceased's.' resilience, Immediate neighbors being told that the tWo were niece and uncle. ForeBt, however, told various par ties Ml i Miller was his wife, and such she bell ved herself to be. In Justice Seton's Court. The humber of attachments that hnve been filed against Qua Logan, proprietor of the Hawthorne saloon. Is rapidly in oreaslng. Yesterday another writ of at. tachmont waq served on the place by Con stable Keentfn on an ordr from the Kast I . -A Li built in this country forth Kaiser. Slde Justice Court, brought by the Henry Fleckensteln Company for liquors sold. The sum sued for amounts-to $77. " V, A. Billion has brought suit against George Brown, a horse trader, 'for $1S5. It Is alleged by Billion that Brown sold him a team of horses., that were mort gaged and that after he had paid for them that the mortgagee took them away from him. Ho charges Brown 'with in tent to defraud. For merchandise sold,, the Ames. ''Mer cantile Agency has sued Burt Coie for the sum of H4.70. 1 . :; ". A suit has been brought against H. M. MulTaj tor bv the Ames MercantUa Agency. i'The arfeneyfaiso asks f or: in; xeresi irom uctobeel, 1900. The bill Is for goods sold. ' ' A suit has also been brought bv the Ames Agency haalnst M.'A. Haekett for he un of fl9. The agency" claims that Hocxet owes the, money on a milk bill. The .Title Guarantee St Trust Comnnnv has sed Charles L. Lambert fop ISO with Interest at 8 per cent from March. 1897: IS attorney, fees-are also asked for, ' Did BEOATTA AT IlilfEliit Toledo Bay Is Dotted With Racers of - All Sorts. (Journal Special Service.) f TOLEDO, D., July 19. The harbor and bay 'are dotted with craft come -f to take part In the annual regatta, -f 4- of thn lnterlake Yachtltig Asapcla- f tlon, to be lipid- during the coming 4- week. Detroit, Buffalo, Sanduxky" -4 and other cities Will be represented 4 4- In the races. Monday the fleet will 4- 4- aBsemble off Gibraltar Island and 4 4 a reception will be held on the 4 4 yachts. In the evening there will 4 4- be a smoker at the Hotel Victory, 4 ,Fut-In-Bay. The opening race will 4-4- be sailed Tuesdjiy over a 15-mfle '. -f 4- triangular course with a 9-mlle trl- 4-4- angle for the 16 and 20-footers. The" 4- 4 windward and. leeward races will 4- 4-. be sailed on Wednesday, five miles 4-4-;and return fior the big boats and -4 4 single courses for the small ones. -4 4r Thursday will be given over to a ..4. 4- squadron sail, followed by the an-i4-4- nual bairin ther eevnlng. On Tri-f 4-4- day will be sailed the free-for-all, 4. 4- the course depending upon ' the 4- weather conditions. A 'power boat ' 4-4- race is also scheduled for that day. 4. 4- The entry list Is large and of a 4-4- high class and with favorable 4-4- weather conditions the regatta 4t 4- should prove one of the best In the 4 4- history of the association. 4. f f 4- MARINE NOTES. ' The steamship tJmatlUa has arrived fet San - Francisco from Puget Sound, six hours late. The vessel encountered heavy weather on the trip. A huge crave was shipped over the bow,1 and carried away 30 feet of the port rail; and a quantity of the deckload. ,.': ; -,r, . Two French vessels were chartered to load wheat at Portland yesterday. They are the bark Alice Marie and the French ship Bayonne. The Bayonne is now .on her way from Diego Saurea lor Hobart, where she will receive her orders for Portland. The Alice Marie went out from South Africa' to HorJart (on her maiden trip. She received orders to proceed to this pQrt. luns 12.bniU dua. her, eariy in August but for later loaning. The Bayonne was taken for 'December load-' Ing at 28s. Sd,, more than the Alice Marie received for earlier loading. ; . - ' fin the opinion of shlDDlns? men. a mis take was made In not dredging out the channel at the robuth cf the Columbia before the arrival of this -year's , grain fleet.-: The south- channel. Khnataif tn such an extent that when the Speke FOR SALE BY THE FOLLOWING WIDE A - AWAKE DEALERS: j;':-: ..k:f't y ' I ' '.' :-. " rJ. t C. Olsofl Twenty-third and Washington ; C. E. Orr 637 Williams avenue , P. Planch i ; 263 First atraet Portland Cash Grocery...,.. First and Mala W, C. Red... ...., Third and Davis F. H. Reevea ..,.4 .. ,... ,A E33 Washington street E. J. Richards.....,....., ,......"........ Nineteenth and Pettlgrove B. B. Rich....... 103 Third street B, B. Rich...,..,. ,., ;..... 06 Third street B. B. Rich.................... ......:.. Fifth and Morrison B. B. Rich... .....v.... ............ ........... Blxth and Washington B. B. Rich... Perkins Hotel B. B. Rich Portland Hotel G. F. RoberU .M. ...................... Thirteenth and "Washington Rogers i........;........, ..r... ........ 307 First street Roland Brothers 611 Williams avenue C. I. Scoffing 475 WUlUms'avenue ;R.;Schmeer & Co.,.;....,., ; 387 East Burnslde atreet Simmons ft Heppner ; .XiJlS Russell street J. W, Slngletary... ......... , 131 Grand avenue Mrs." G. A. Sriyder.. , 695 Washington street A.Stors 471 Williams avenue H. H. Stelnforth , ........7B4 First street. F. E. Strauhal.... 392H Morrison street W. A. Sutton Thirteenth and Washington J. M. Tranch:...'...v........ 113HN. Third atreet H. A. Turner.... First And Morrlaan D. H. Trembly....... 321 N. Twentieth street T. J. Uhlman , .' . 61 Park, North A. Wachter Twenty-fourth and Thurman ' J. N. Welter, m. Twlfth and. Kearney Henry Westermeir Waiting Room, Tamhlll street A. Wlolta..;.V....';,....,.....................'... Ml First street A. Wlldman , , Second and Burnslde Jj. B. Wooater Seventh and Morrison M. Tork .... ..............J.. .i. 227 First street Yates & Raymond... , Sunnyilde-East Belmont J, R. Zeigler 616 Jefferson street B. Freytag Oregon City G. W.1 Grace 2 Oregon City B. F. Hannagan , Oregon City... R.- Ik Holman Oregon City , C. A. McMillan Oregon City A. Robertson M , Oregon City P. G. Shark '. Oregon City H. M. Hamden i Oregon City C. G. Huntley Oregon City Gibson Peel C....... , Oregon City Joe Carter Vancouver Crawford Marshall ft Co Vancouver Dan Baker '. Vancouver U. F. Flke..... Vancouver J. o. -Inwtr , ...................... Vancouver 1 aDDda tSHIELDSVPAR.Klr,. I Jvny 13th and Waahinstoa Streets Night EDWARD .SHIELDS PROPRIETOK Only Place of Amusement in the City pie European manipulators, One who always makes goodf 1 O'Leary Fay HELEN LAMAR. r:. , "With a hot finish. "BLAIR THE RJBOUXJUR A singer who can sing, Positively last waek, MLLE. ELLIOT D ALTON &. LEWIS ' : Pie&sihg vocal selections. , ; 4V brand-naw acfc htill another top-llner, Growing. In . popularity, WILLIE SMITH JOE THOMPSON '.'i.v-,THB SILLY KID." New Illustratad Bong ' t .. ... .. - ... ' - . - . THE WONDERFUL AU leading nuslclans. x " POLYSCOPE Shields Orchestra t V KBW MOVING PICTUBES SAM DKISCOLL, Leader v .' J. , , ... ... ' ...J.. ' ' - " '3 General Admission, 10 Cents. . Cofne Early drawing 24 feet, went out the other day at high tide, there was but 18 Inches of Water, under her keel. Captain Jl. E. McCann thinks that an ocean dredge should be put to work at he mouth of the river.. Gasoline Dines of the launch Imperial exploded In front of Jones sawmill last evening. 'ihe after apartments were Immediately enveloned In flames. ariH th 20 occupants of the boat who wetO.ut for a moonlight ride, were driven to the bow of the craft, Tba ladles were con siderably, exolted, and several were, with difficulty prevented from: Jumping over practice' If practice makes per fect, U It not reason able to expect that, the dentist who Is busy every hour of the day will acquire a higher decree of skill than the dentist whose business hours outnumber.; his busy hours id to i? We are always busy, but never In hurry. ' This should indicate to you .where best work iisdoney ,....,.: .c-' Dr. W. A. vVm. At j so, sea, sio, an. Sis, sis Falling Building, cor. rnira aaa wasnington Mreats. , ) WISE dDiregaDDD board. Hunt- Lewis, In the launch Sol itaire, rescued the party. " ) SOLDIERS NPASS THROUGH. . ,i . i Tiro companies of artillery, numbering; ?00 men and els officers and filling a train' of 11 cars, under command of Captain J. P. Tracy, arrived in Portland from Oak land, Cat at 4:30 this mornlnjf. -They comprise the 63rd and 71st companies. . At 6:30 they left over the 'Northern Pactfio for Fort CaBey, near Seattle, where they will be stationed. tr. . 4. Wis. BROS., Dentists' If Both Phoaeet-Or.'Soath sson Col.! 6A. Opea evenings till 91 Sunday, 9 to ts. , 'S'