THE MOKWjae OBEGOXIAK, SATURDAY, JUAK 7, 191 tain C. P. McCan. will be held on ttve forest throve hair-mil- e track this after football, cross country, hockey, asso- ANDERSON LIKELY noon with three races, trotting free. ciation football and rifle shooting. In for-a- ll AMERICANS pace, and slow pace. The races BEAT addition the La Crosse team tied with GOLF TITLE IS LOST win De nan mite affairs, carrying J100 Johns Hopkins for the title. The programme for today. Trot Although the opposition made much TO MEET RITCHIE Borena D.. use of the McCarty tragedy Calgary, you owned by A. C. at When Lohmire: TWO of AUSTRALIANS the Wisconsin assembly tire Prince Seattle, owned by Fred Wood- passed a cock; Zozo. owned by Frank Ander- boxing bill providing for a state com- son: 11a 1 1 V ownet hi-- Xf- - irnu-.r.i- mission to regulate the bouts dn the Mrs. W. D. Skinner, Holder of St, Michael, owned by Fred Wilson; Oral future. .iiy. iiwni Dy v. E. Witt, Free-for-a- ll Championship, pace Dan S., Ed Kennedy, the hard hitting Tacoma Beaten. Bout With Rivers Declared Off owned by Mr. Dennlson; outfielder, of Bonnie Antrim, owned by C. W. Todd; McLoughlin Takes 3 Straight has been released by Joe rough, high-pro- Aldine, Light-foo- t, McGinnity. Kennedy is strong, on of Question owned by C. W. Todd; a natural .300 Account owned by Mr. Slow hitter but is said to have started off a pace Hutchinson. Sets From Rice and Wil- little too slowly " of Weight. Ikey. owned by A. C. Lohmire; to suit the "Iron Man Al Paxton, owned by Weiss Brothers; liams FINALS SCHEDULED TODAY Lilly Hal, owned by Weiss Brothers; Bests Doust. There will be no chance for any Dixie Smith, owned by Carl Dering; Coast League Club to avid the new 20-m- Nutwood Pointer, owned by Mr. Cooley; limit now by suspending players. Jim Hill, owned by Anderson; President Baum has decided to recog- May Zolack, Frank nize only suspensions whiskey WOLGAST WILL NOT YIELD owned by Fred Merrill. promulgated by Smith Will Meet Gilllson in Conclud try The Oregon Electric makes special YOUNGSTERS IN GREAT the National secretary. rates from Portland for these Saturday TRIM ing Round and Miss Richardson races. x Franz Hosp. of the Venice club. Is said to be sought by a big league Has Mrs. Gillison as Con- Hosp, was up club. Medford Fans Offer Nolan Bonus. Jefferson to Play Aggie "Rooks." with Cincinnati once as a tender for Honors. On Opening pitcher, but reverted to the Coast Welsh Also OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Day of Davis Cup Pre- League, where his arm failed and he Possibility, but Bud short-stoppin- g the new Cyrus began Corvallls. S. Penn-sylvani- with great suc- June (Special.) A post liminaries, Californian an Noble. Is Regarded Best Suited at Sew season baseball game which will stack and cess. the Oregon Agricultural College Rooks Put Up The defeat of W. D. Weight of 134 Pounds. against strong Wonderful Bob Earl, of Cottage Grove, who has Mrs.' Skinner, the Jefferson High Game been attending Oregon state woman golf champion of School team of Portland has been of Tennis in East. the Jefferson High 1912, by Mrs. scheduled for Saturday afternoon on School and who played on the baseball J. Gillison and the splen- the local campus. team, returned to his home and will did work of Miss Richardson, the Phila-delphla- n, piay wan tne cottage Grove nine. featured yesterday's play on pure, mild and mature NEW me vvaverly Country Club links. I.A.I) YORK. June 6. American lawn JONKS SKKKR TO MATCH tennis players The situation in the women's and AGAINST CHAMPION. LEAGUE LEADERS LOSE paved the way for a cnampionshlps W. J. Van Schuyver & Co., trip to England uy aefeatlng the Au- "WICK"IlEAT ulcus has simmered General Agents SAN FRANCISCO, June 6. Tom stralian team two form aown to the finals, while the mixed Jones, manager for Ad Wolgait, re- straight matches In loursomes proved popular Portland, turned tonight from a conference the Davis cup preliminary matches at when the Oregon the West Side Tennis Club courts to championship rounds were disposed of with Lightweight Champion Ritchie's BOISE TAKES BEARD INTO day. YOUN7G WOEFARD for the day. Mrs. Gillison beat Mrs. manager. Billy Nolan, and reported Maurice E. McLouhl in defeaeH DEFEATED AT Skinner, 1 up. Miss Richardson, H. M. 1, S, in beat. lineup of the Nolan were CAMP, 3 1. Rice 3 6-- 0, 6-- Ing teams: Harriman Club that and Ritchie willing TO and R. Norris TENUIS, 0. Mrs. Peter Kerr, 3 up and 2 to play, McAUen, to take on Wolgast for a Williams, scored turned In a 90, FESTIVAL BRINGS CROWD catcher; Mainland, pitcher; the second victory, card of the best of the Mount, base-Boss- , fight July 4. provided winning season for first base; Hyland. second Promoter from Stanley N. Doust, cap- a woman on the course. third base; shortstop-Hinkle- . Graney would concede purse of Yaks and Bucks Maintain Relative of The victory of Miss Devine. the tain the Invading team 4 4 6 Fine Matches Will Be Seen This Af- Richardson makes left field; Crowe, center field; tl7.500 he offered Ritchie for the 5. her a favorite over Mrs. Gillison in the Shlnn. right field. Position, Winning From Spuds Irving-to- n finals 9:30 GRANG 153 IS FROM Multnomah Club fight with Joe Rivers. Graney took All that Is needed to clinch ternoon When Finals in for this morning. AFAR MEET Gleason, catcher; Hedrlck. pitcher: the Mrs. Victor Johnson won three-hol- e . the matter under advisement. and Miners Kasily. American team's victory is to win one Tourney WIS Be Played. golf the AT LEBANON-- Maguire. first base; Doty, second base: or the three remaining matha. ,t with a score of 9. Peter Kerr Campbell. shortstop; Lawson. third . 4 experts look for to W2n,th,e clock contest of six holes In 10, base; Keck this be accomplished while Mrs. MacMaster was Williams. and Poff. outfield. SAN FRANCISCO, 6. North Yakima and Pendleton keep tomorrow when McLoughlin and Harold best in lad- Speakers of Day June (Special.) their n.. meet, der golf with 9. Mrs. Peter Kerr and Are Professor E. J. Bud Anderson, Vancouver, relative positions In the Western nucneit the Australian doubles ' the Wash., Tri-Sta- te team turned in the low League as a result of Fri- consisting of Doust and A B. SCHEDULE FOB IKVTJJGTON 76 for Lws score of Krouse, of Agricultural College, light weight, is looming more and more Jones. CWB TENNIS FINALS TODAY. leadership in the foursomes, as the likely opponent for days game. Boise pulled Walla Walla Should the and Mrs. FLY FISHING Willie down a notch. The scores: United States combina- Men's singles Wlckersham . vs. finals Come Today. Buxton. Ritchie In the championship fight to North tion win, the team will sail for England Today will be Yakima 11, La Grande, 30; Pendleton 7, late this Cooke, at 2 P. M. the biggest as well as be staged in San Francisco July 4. The Baker 0; Boise 3. month to meet the German the concluding day of the Walla Walla 1. team, which already Ladles' singles Miss Bent vs. Mrs. state foum- LEBANON, Or., June 6. The proposed fight between Ritchie and The Yaklma-L- a Grande game went t has eliminated the Northup. 2 p. M. art; V. he men's and women's cham-l- l first rench racquet wielrier in - day of the Joe Rivers, of Los Angeles, was def- ten innings and lasted three hours. Men's doubles Kyle ana ??Pf- Zlth the insolations, start fifth annual strawberry North for the international championship. Wolfard with - festival and horse show rose initely declared off today, when the Yakima won her game after La vs. Smith and Wakeman, 3 p. M. the women's handl- and fair jranae naa acquired a lead, Americans Have Edge on Game. , hour' The men's brought a large crowd of Grangers men finally failed to agree on the The play Ladles' doubles Miss Fording and otcap is f"?6for l? ' - m, - After two runs came in the eighth, during the seven sets con- Mrs. vs. from all parts of the valley, this be- weight auestion. Ritchie Insisted that Druhot was yanked tested today proved Irwin Miss Campbell and driving, approaching com- ing the day set the weight be 134 9 for Fltchner, whc conclusively that Mrs. Judge. 3 P. petitions and putting apart to the Grange should pounds at was wild, letting two runs in In the so far as the competing teams are con- will be held at 5:30 organization. The programme was of o'clock the morning of the fight. Riv eighth. In the ninth got cerned the American players doubles Mrs. Irwin and ,oclock a polo game be a high order and was by ers would not concede more 134 the Braves have the vs. - nive" will heard ;,iany than two more on two walks, a two-bairar- edge on the contenders from the Wakeman Miss Thayer and Wll- between the teams from Van- 'armcrs as well as city people. Their We pounds two hours before the bell. Pro- antipodes. kins, 4:30 P. M. couver Barracks have heavy moter Graney and two bunts. In the tenth the and the Waverly Club. chief speakers for the day were Pro- then declared the bout Braves scored when Beck a The United States champion, Mc- Yesterday's fessor E. J. of Agri off and at once began a some dropped Results. Krause. Orecon flies for the hunt for high fly to right field. The score : Loughlin. easily disposed of Rice, out- Men . .. . cultural College, and Mrs. one chamnlnnshl..-- setni-xina- is Orla Buxton, willing to meet the champion at R- - H. E. E. playing his opponent to an heit o "'V. smith oi own R. H. extent not The veteran, Brandt Wickersnam. city up" "aQ 1 to play; roresi lirove, who represents the rough mountain his terms. raklma.ll 15 4La Grande.10 12 2 shown by the scores. He used great beat watTer. T Gllon new department of Bud Anderson, Ad Wolgast and Fred- force In both his champion and the heaviest handicapped woman's work of "Welsh once Batteries Druhot, Fltchner and service and volleying player In singles, Zan beat the Oregon State Granire: Kditor Kher.- - streams, dainty die at became possibilities, is.ing; Mountain. Kile and Stanlev, Tay- but he used it with care and dis- the men's scored a Sanbrn beat hard. of the Better Fruit, of Hood but advices from Los Angeles tonight cretion. Either in notable victory over the Junior sensa "semi-final- lor. back court or at feJVaVXGinie-.,c5ampiSIV,h- s Mrs. River, and Harry B. Miller, of Eugene, dry flies for tho are that Wolgast flatly refused to meet the net he gauged In semi-fina- ls - Pendleton won the game in the third, his returns care- tion. Catlin Wolfard, the ard'on ?irs- Sk'nnr, 1 Miss Rlch-f- o were also among the speakers. N. M Ritchie at anything other than 133 fully and then, calling into of Irvington Pe"r kerr' 3 UP nd .Newport, - pounds ringside. when Starkell went wild, filled the powerful sweep, play his the Club's annual Spring of this city, presided and smooth running bases and In two. shot the ball at or handicap tennis tournament semi-fina- Introduced the speakers. Ritchie thereupon gave up walked McKane's past Rice a speed vesterdav co"solatlon. ls Mrs. the' idea hit let in two more. Starkell was at which frequently afternoon. "Wick" won two love sets. Shv1!,.. "man. up In lu ine horse show brouorht together creeks, and the of meeting Wolgast is left the 0. how neatT ?' l and it believed yanked for Ward and two errors let Austriallan helpless to return and DC"1 rost' 8 u" fine collection of draft animals i,iv, here that the powerful young Van- in three more the ball. The youngster, who is one month 17 to play " horses and "Buck-tail- " couver fighter scores. The score: Rice Mr'"d, foursome Mrs. Peter C. roadsters. The berries are famous will be taken on. An- R. H. E. could neither outgeneral nor away from his 17th birthday, put up a Mrs' Kerr and at their very best and derson, it is said, would prefer to fight R. H. E. outplay McLoughlin phenomenal game 78. iS?..'rI6: Sinner and Jordan Zan, the visitors who Baker 0 7 2jPendIeton . . 7 5 1 and the latter's until yesterday. Then and c. H. Davis 79- Mrs saw tne exnihits and also were flies, which at a little over the recognized light- speedy and powerful strokes his nerve Ayer and K. Koehler. 79; driven weight Batteries Starkell. Ward and Troeh; caused the trembled under the strain of Mr. out to the berry fields, claim that tho limit, while Freddie Welsh, the Dawson Australian to drive Into the net or out his many strenuous games and the op- fonterSpM' 8kMrS- Labbeand abundance of the berries grown to will get 'em any- only other possibility considered for and Byrnes. of court repeatedly. position of Wickersham. As for i' ISrs' ,IPrce,5n and John Bank. 82; the the big At Walla Walla the Bears couldn't the and Andrew Kerr St- Mr acre here is a revelation to them. Edi Fourth of July championship American Unit latter, he played one of the best games and Mrs. Gillison. 86; Hoff- tor &nepnard he where. mill, is a legitimate lightweight and hit when hits were needed and the Placer. of his career. man 89; Miss and Mr. MacMafterf lb- fully stated that did not It is believed Irrigators could. Harmon's of In placement also the American banborn and Mr. Whitney. 90; Mr arid believe the stories he hal htor he will offer as serious muff Cooke beat Meyers in the other men's M": of the large clearly outshone semi-final- - Shiv"n number of crates produced objections as does Wolgast to giving Blausser's fly in the sixth started the his opponent. singles, s, but It required away fireworks. A sacrifice and two singles The points scored and stroke analysis 5r2lr?3r- uere to tne acre until today, when he Everything else several pounds to the champion. follow: three sets, and will meet Wickersham ulJhrorCtodayi2nSh'p and cnolatlon sched- - saw with his own eves the Bud Anderson, since his decisive de- scored three, all that Boise could get. this afternoon for the handicap honors in good feat of Walla Walla scored In the eighth on McLoughlin. points 97, games 18. of tRUi:!?i..A i?.vrMen's .championship, berries, and he is now ready to be- tackle. Joe Mandot, of New Orleans, Rice, points 61. games 7. the club. finals. lieve has been a fielder's choice. Kelly ?ln 5fA.ml,h. V"C men's consola-""I- "' almost anything about the Sor.. especially touted by Medford, struck out Double Five matches will be played this 3? p""n:! Zan vs- tlam Valley. Or., nine 2 Sanborn; fans., for the bout. Telegrams and Johnson eight. The score: Player Aces. Places. Nets. Outs, afternoon, commencing at o'clock 2.plnihlS- - flna1"' 18 R- - McLoughlin faults ?llMn no""' Mrs Senator M. A. Miller will t nave passing back and forth be- H. E.l R. H. E. ... 9 28 27 34 5 with the men's and women's singles. vs. Richardson: women's con- nreM mi 3 4 31 1 Rce 2 12 22 85 solation finals. 18 holes. tomorrow's meeting and the tween Medford and San Francisco Boise Walla Walla 5 2 The public is invited to witness the .ii rs. Mrs vs. i..1k.r day. all Williams Hams Lakbc. will be C. C. Chapman. Tom w Rich Word was received late tonight Batteries Johnson and Gard; Kelly Difficulty. matches, no admission being charged. ardson and B. W. that Medford fans had and Brown. The match which brought together Several of the racquet bouts are ex- Montague, of Port- subscribed a pected to land. The Chemawa Indian band has bonus of 1000 to Nolan if the match Williams and Doust proved far more result in sensational tennis. PERSONAL been one of the strong Backus&Morris be CO-ED- exciting, The work of youngsters, MENTION. attractions at should made. Promoter Graney at OREGON. S AGGIES since the pair were more the Kule and the 223 Morrison Street, Bet 1st &Znd once telegraphed Manager Donald, BEiT evenly matched. Williams, recently Wolfard, in the men's doubles, will be fair and has been liberal with its St, s who watched with much H. W. Frank, of Corvallls, musual, with Anderson at Medford, telling recovered from an illness, tired badly interest. Annex. is at the him that he was doing everything in Two Out of Three Tennis Matches under the excellent defensive and of- The results of yesterday's matches: his power to secure Ritchie's signature fensive play of Doust. The latter's Men's singles Cooke beat Meyers, George K. Shaw, of Everett, Wash Final Game to Be Played Today. BIG to a Are Won by Eugene Women. slow, 4. 1; Wol- is at the EXCURSION TO HILLSBORO contract to meet Anderson. twisting service, which hounrlert Wickersham beat Portland. The final - - . v. 0. hnsehnll o.omA i .VI 111 i- - Ritchie, Is to right or -- fard, V. nie SUNDAY. however, it Indicated from UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene. left at the server's will, William Smith is registered at the nomah Club season will be played 3 head-Quarter- Mixed doubles Mrs. Wake-ma- n at remarks around the champion's s, June 6. (Special.) By winning two proved a handicap and the American's Irwin and Carlton from Salem. o'clock this afternoon on Round Trip, troubles were to n v beat Miss Morris and Shlves. 6, Multnomah Including Lunch, 50c. would far rather meet Fred- out of three matches, ten- added bv freonen 1, J. H. Haner Field. Lyle die Welsh, the women's 2. and family, of Prineville Brown's team meetino- the whom he fought a nis team of the University of Oregon calico loot iauits. are at the Perkins. Harriman Club boys. C. G. Sutherland iraln leaves Front and Jefferson draw as a novice. Welsh Although Williams won Ladies' doubles Miss Fording and 10 A- - M Secure is now in defeated the Oregon Agricultural Col- three of the Mrs. Irwin Miss M- - Ivalston is registered will pitch the tirst ball nf tn,i,.v'. street?..at tickets at Vancouver, B. C. lege co-e- in four sets played, all the games were beat Kurtz and Miss at the game. The Will "r V' their annual tournament Morris. 2. Carlton from Albany. Harriman Club rooters concluded tcday. close. Doust was far more aggressive be on hand SMT T ILLOUGHBV CO.. 90 Rev. Edward W. Harris, of Hood several hundred strong The Fifth St AD STICKS FOR 138 POCXDS The Oregon team was composed of than Bice and against Williams' slow er, Is Rlv Bess Cowden and Frances Adams and returns was able to place and pass the LIPPIXCOTT TIMED FOR 2 1 FLAT at the Perkins. O. A. C. ball frequently. H. F. Parsons, a Walla Wolgast the team of Anne Rutledge gist, is Walla drue Declares He Will Not Meet and Esther Hartung. In the first sin- The point score and stroke analysis Pennsylvania Sprinter Said by Ex- at the Carlton. of the Wllliams-Dou- st Ritolite at Greater Weight. gles match yesterday. Miss Rutledge match follows: Condon is registered it the defeated Miss Adr.ms in two straight Williams, points 139, games 20. perts to Have Broken 220 Record. Carlton from The Dalles. ROUND TBIP LOS ANGELES, 6. sets, 4. 3. Doust, points 134, games 19. A. June (Special.) In the doubles Miss BOSTON, 6. Lippin-cot- t, .Hettinger, a merchant of The Although Tom Jones is in San Fran- Adams and Miss Cowden turned the Double June Donald P. Dalles, Is at the Imperial. cisco yelling by ff,,flJ",r Aces. Places. Nets. Outs, faults the University of Pennsylvania his head off trying to get tables taking three out of five Williams 4 51 46 53 u 220-yar- Mr. Mrs. A. hard-foug- sprinter, won the d dash the and E. Sherwin, of Ash- EXCURSION TICKETS a Fourth of July fight with Willie sets from Miss Rutledge Doust 0 26 40 34 1 at land, are Ritchie Ad intercollegiate championship meeting at the Imperial. for Wolgast "at any weight." and Miss Hartung, the scores being in Mr. C. TO THE EAST. 7. 2. 7, 6. the Stadium Saturday In and Mrs. R. Chi- the who is now training 1. The deciding TROPHY PRESENTED TO SCHOOL last world's cago, Clark, of for his match next Tuesday night singles match played today record time in the opinion of several are at the Cornelius. with between experts who acted as Mr. Mrs. C. Johnny Dundee, said today he would the two opposing stars. Miss Cowden Members or officials at the and V. Amlan. of Cascade not meet Ritchie at any greater weight and Miss Rutledge, proved the most Jefferson Team Given meeting. Locks, Or., are at the Annex. "If Ritchie and I are exciting It became known yesterday that Llp-pinc- Mrs. James B. matched." said of the tournament. Although Watch Fobs and Dinner Follows. was by Smith is registered at Wolgast. "it will be at 133 ringside 1 the first and third sets went to deuce. timed several watches the Portland from San Francisco. would be a fool to The first In 21 seconds flat, a mark hitherto ON SALE DAILY let him go Into the Miss Cowden succeeded in winning all lnterscholastic trophy to be Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Griswold. of Sa- ring as a welterweight. 2. 5. won by any team All the timers did not agree, He has both three, 9r7, Howard Gray, of representing the Jef- lem, are registered at the Annex. Stopovers given long height and reach on me as it is and the Oregon varsity team, ferson High School was presented to however, and after a conference, the Mr. and time limit refereed all 5 and Mrs. C. L. Smith, of then If you combine these with seven the matches. the school Thursday by Blckey Wil- time was announced at 21 seconds, Cal., are registered Willows ' or eight pounds in weight, you can see Tennis is the only sport In which liams, captain of the baseball squad. equaling the record. at the Cornelius. how much handicap I would have to the women of the rival Institutions Because the team won the champion- As a further unofficial test of the Alfred J. Moreston. a Cleveland man- overcome right at the start. meet during the year. players ship of the Portland lnterscholastic value of Lippincott's performance, the ufacturer, Is registered at the Oregon. "All Both meas- Mr. B. Ritchie would have to do to tire on the Oregon team are from Silver-to- n Baseball League the school gave the Stadium straightaway track was and Mrs. J. Burdick are reg- me out and get a decision would be to and both are members of the Junior members of the team the official "J" ured on orders from James E. Sulli- istered at the Annex from Kelso. Wash. clinch and lay on me. No, sir; we and gold watch fobs. re- van, secretary-treasur- er of the Amateur Champ In 72 hours from fight if class and of Kappa Alpha Theta Those who Smith, a Prineville real es- Portland. It will be as lightweights. I am sorority. ceived them were: Blckey Williams Athletic Union and referee of Satur- - tate man, is registered at the Perkins. no welterweight an -- aay s meet, for that matter Ward Irvine. Bob Barl. Percy Robin it was tound to be one Mr. and Mrs. Le Hnv Hovo,- - Two Daily I never 133 one-fift- h Chester Through Trains weighed In my life in the E RELAY RACE IS TODAY son. Merle Wolfer, Jack Watts, Bob and inches over 220 yards. of San Francisco, ring." Colvin. James Sheehy are at the Portland! There Is a strong manager. and Allen Emery D. E. Martine, proprietor of Equipment the finest. Dining Service movement on foot MISS HOLLINS WIN'S AT GOLF Dalles The the Hotel so here and in San Francisco, it was re- Y. M. C. A. Runners Due in Port- In honor of winning the chapionship at Dalles, is registered at excellent you will contribute your praise, ported on Spring street today, to force Hopkln Jenkins, principal the Carlton. you will of the school Title-Hold- er and appreciate those Great Big Willie Ritchie either to defend his land at About 3 o'clock. gave a dinner to New Star Defeats Former George W. Johnston, a banker of Du-fu- r. 133 ringside, title the nine at the Com- Or., is Baker Potatoes. at the accepted light- The seventh Salem-to-Port-la- mercial Club last night. Added to at the Cornelius, and will weight limit, or declare himself a annual the at Metropolitan Games. remain for the Rose relay race between the local Y. M. list of members of the team those Festival. June 15 to welterweight and get out of the light- - C. A. and Salem present were: A. R. GLEN COVE, L. I., June 6. Miss Mar- Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bader are regis- Seutember 15. o the association will be Bitner, faculty ie,m Gwm entirely. strong is this started at Salem this morning at 10 manager; A. Dawson, A. Lodel and ion Holilns, of Westbrook, a new star In tered at the Perkins from The Dalles, sentiment, it was said, that overtures o'clock. This will bring finish Coach Newell. At this gathering the golf firmament, won the women's wnere air. tjaaer is a Duslness man. YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL had already been made to Ad Wolgast the at Sheehy, who James Metropolitan championship today by PARK and Hivers the Portland Y. M. C. A. at about 3 played right field on the George D. Hood, Pacific Coast man- Joe looking to a meeting be- o'clock this afternoon. team, was elected by a defeating Miss Georgianna B. Bishop, ager of the Western Is tween them 4, unanimous vote title-holde- r. Union. regis- at Vernon July at the The le race was formerly run to head the team next year. of Brooklawn, twice the tered at the Multnomah Is open in all its grandness. The onlv Gey- recognized lightweight limit. 133 pounds In the final of the tournament from Seattle. ringside, against the Chemawa Indians, but this round at Mr. and Mrs. McKee Sherrard, of San ser Land. Visit this Wonderland via Gar- the winner to be declared the year the redskins were unable to get tine Nassau Country Club. Francisco, champion and given a belt emblematical a M iss Hollins won by two up one where Mr. Sherrard Is man- diner, the original and Northern gateway, of learn togecner, so the Salem men have Sporting Sparks and ager of the Yorkshire Com- the title. taker, it up. Minton. of Salem, will to pLay. pany, Insurance and Mammoth Hot Springs. The fulfillment of this plan. It was likely are at the Oregon. said, depended upon start the first lap for his team, Mr. and Mrs. R. Call or write for information and litera- the future demands while McDonald will hold up that part FRANCISCO Inaugurating as Motorboat Clnb to Cruise. Charles Bryant are to be made by Ritchie aa to weight. If. SAN registered at the Multnomah from New-Yor- ture on the Park. within a for Portland. annual event the Hathaway Commodore C. W. Boost in his "Arti- Mrs. Bryant reasonable time, he does not The runners who will represent handicap is better known as come down and agree to meet some boy Y. M. the motorboat race from Seattle san." accompanied by several boats Alia Nazlmova, the actress. A D. CHARLTON, A. G. 133 Wolgast-River- local C. A. and run in the order P. A at ringside. the s are: to Victoria, B C a trophy In the form from the Portland Motor Boat Club, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wright are reg- 255 match will be advertised as legiti- named McDonald, Fox, Fayton. of a will leave early this afternoon for Ore- Morrison St., Portland. mate lightweight the Qulnn. Moss. Fleming. Gunther. Booth. silver punch set was presented in gon City on istered at the Oregon from Spokane, championship bat- Sawtell CaptaJn the name of San Francisco Clty the second cruise of the where Mr. Wright is manager of Dav- tle and Ritchie's claims will be ignored. and Vanderllp. The to the year. The party will remain in Ore- enport's grill. Salem entries are: Minton. Siek. of Victoria. The race is named for the gon City Saturday and will return some MMPFORD FANS Schaefe. Jim. Spencer, Lafkey, Huggans, donor of the trophy, W. L. Hathaway. time Sunday. In the afternoon the Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Seavey, of Seattle, OFFER BONIS Patching. Pallman and Utter. two are at the Multnomah. Mr. Seavey is bbWMEMMH Chicago Eight of best-know- n speedboats Captain Smith's Vam- the oose and Johnny Wolff's Wolf II. manager of the Seattle office of the HUXT CLUB TO golfers of the Middle West have left win Thiel Detective Agency. Nolan to Get MOO0 if He Agrees to HOLD MEET on an invasion of the again clash for supremacy. The Vam- Pacific Coast oose Wilson-vill- e Silas Chrlstofferson, ar- Against states that is expected to until defeated the Wolf II at the aviator, Pit Ritchie Bnd. July 1. last a fortnight ago. Today's race rived from San Francisco last night Elgin Events Placed on Programme Charles ("Chick") Evans, Jr., two-la- p six-mi- MSDFO RX. Or.. June 6. (Special.) Western champion, will be run over a le on the steamer Rose City, accompanied PAD is captain of the by An even score of Medford fans, sub- for June 28 Entries Close June 17. team, course. Mrs. Chrlstofferson. They have tak- which also contains Warren K. en apartments at the Oregon. scribing $50 a piece, will give Billy Bight events pro- Wood, Carl Devol, D. W. Sawyer. Fraser will comprise the Mrs. E. P. Laur-anc- e, Nolan. manager of Willie Ritchie, gramme Hale, all of Chicago; Howard Lee, De- Goldendale Fats Are Victors. Laurance, Ellen L. $1000. without any of the annual Spring meet of Mrs. J. L. Deardorff restrictions what- the Portland Hunt Club, scheduled for troit; Phil Staton. Grand Rapids, Mich., GOLDENDALE. Wash., June 6. (Spe- and Rhoda Boston soever, as a gift If he will let his cham- 28 and Harry Legg, trans-Mississip- Deardorff are a party from Prairie Garter pion June at Garden Home. According to cial.) The Fats and Leans battled for City, Or., who sign urtlcles of agreement to meet an by E. Oppenhei-me- r champion, of Minneapolis. supremacy on are here for the Rose Bud Anderson July 4 for the cham- announcement K. the dimaond today aa Festival. They are at the Perkins. pionship. secretary, entries will close June Hempstead, N. Goldendale. The Fats won by a score IT. All riders must be of Y James L. Lynch, of 31 to 39. Business was Walter F. Foster, president of the Se- The same coterie and others will bet members a steeplechase jockey who fell In the suspended attle Potlach, was at the $5000 that Ritchie the Hunt Club. sixth race Piping and a large crowd attended the game. Multnomah will lose whenever The le at Bock. Long Island, yesterday. He returned to Seattle last he crawls into sen- events are: Thursday, is dead. The day was saved for the Fats by Tom the ring with the dash, dash, polo po- Lynch was riding Hulery and Clyde Spalding, who batted night, but will come to Portland for the sational contender. The decision to ; Exemplar, owned by J. E. Rose by accom- nies dash, one-mi- le trot Widener. His the ball over the fence for home runs. Festival automobile, make Nolan a handsome gift came for ladles, mount fell at a hurdle. panied by his family and a party of after the receipt of a telegram from dash for po- The proceeds were divided between the friends. San nies, match race, one-mi- le steeplechase, New York Young Shugrue. Goldendale baseball club and a fund Francisco indicating that Ritchie's onehalf-mil- e of Jersey James H. Barry, manager wss showing a strong tend- stable boys' race. City, defeated Sammy Robideau, of for purchasing a site for the Carnegie editor of the San The hard-foug- Francisco Star, is in ency to accept In- Portland Hunt Club members Philadelphia, in a ht library. Portland for a 8UTnrner-lengt- h underwear. Wolgast or Welsh will take part few days family. re- "4 stead of a real contender. Promoter in the rose parade dur- bout at Madison Square Garden. They with his They are rv'MJI Graney telegraphed ing the Festival, June 12. at 2:30 o'clock. are lightweights. Missouri Expected to Win. turning from a vacation trip in Alaska, Manager Dick His newspaper, started 28 years ago, Donald, in charge of Anderson, not to CAMP RANDEL FIELD, Madison, worry Wolgast -t- o-6 Annapolis, The Academy has been an advocate of single tax al- and that he was ualnr everv 10 Favorite. Mi Naval Wis.. June 6. Experts generally to- - --A coes not bind, does not re-- to secure Ritchie's signature to oarsmen have elected Midshipman night most since Its first issue. fc. v. LOS ANGELES. Cal.. June . When Homer L. Ingram, of concede Missouri first place In Harry T. Duffy, passenger htx, keeps its hold and its contract to meet Anderson. odds of 10 to 6 on Ad Indiana, class the 18th annual conference Coach district 4Hmk. yUrmlBKtttK Wolgast In his of 1914. captain for meet. agent of the Soo, F. p'ace- - white-line- d next season. Brewer's men, led by and A Johnson, ssssssssBsssssWfcVfcr; - Tne pad scheduled bout with Johnny the great hurdler, general agent of passenger ' Wlmw- HARNESS the depart- i warm-weath- er RACES are TODAY Dundee, of New York, next Tuesdav Epsom The Oaks stakes, or "Femi- Nicholson, were considered to have of ' l.Jm m comfort were to up 31 ment the Canadian Pacific, left last night, offered today without any nine Derby." was won by J. B. Joel's class sufficient pile points. night for Vancouver, B. C, where they makes discoloration K.vcnt takers, it was predicted for- Jest. L. Neumann's Depeche sec- HBHHHHHsl' First of that the was will inspect the new Canadian '.: Vj-- impossible. Trainers' Matinees to mer lightweight champion would be a ond and Sir J. Robinson's Arda Alrlie Defeats Monmouth. Pacific f. 2 1 third. liner. Empress of Asia, which arrived Be Held in Forest Grove. to favorite before ring time. Both Twelve ran. Or., S. toda,y, f"'!''' fighters expect to discontinue heavy AIRLIE. June (Special.) The at Vancouver a day ahead of her The first of the season's training Sunday. .After Alrlie baseball team defeated the Mon- schedule, from the Orient. With the "trainers' that they will Harvard has had a most prosperous mouth team here yesterday, 7 4. Empress, of Russia, is mutu.'.l matinees." an Innovation in the indulge only in road work and light year in The to In she part of the JisssasasasasasasasatastsB::' C" harness racing spurt by athletics. Crimson has the ninth inning when Monmouth was Canadian Pacific's around-tbe-wor- ld KOm. Beaton introduced Cap. exercises. won five intercollegiate championships. at the bat. Craven made a home run. transportation system.