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t* ACI I'll* NOHV It r 1-It ACTION 'II
KVI'ISISH \V AHH
Sancldhl&SonCo.
Try U» for Your
CUT FLOWERS
—AND —
FL.OR AL DESIGNS
Soinia. Shrubbery and Nnraery
Stork of alt kinds.
1 20 Pike St.
Main 3253
Young Man,
Buy Land
?fow »htt* It !• and your **ra>
.»« aapnrity i* 1*
fwx win thon hav* * plac# to call
horn* ib«l m »rk f»r wur»«!f W» arr
Mliiutf land on wlttSby Itiand
|2t |M>r *cr« tnd up Plro*t Iwil
Nfv tea from both Sttitl# and K*or
•tt Term* •»«» fifth eaah. bronco t(
• par raut,
Calvin Philips & Co.
I.eary HUlg. Main "314.
■_ '
OHIO RATE
DEINTIS + S
Second Av. and Univ*T»ity St.
Opposite Stone-Fisher Co.
———
We Stand Back of Our Work fee
20 Year*' Guarantee.
Other Dentlat*' Ohio Cut Rat*
Prlcea. Price*
MF Set of Teeth ££
Guaranteed . . OU
Mf Set of Teeth
VIV Guaranteed.. V*
#1A Solid Gold or
«pl" Porcelain Crown^V
*Q Gold or Porcelain£A
*0 Bridge W0rk....40
Solid Go'd fillings, 75c Up
Silver fillings, 25c Up
10-YEAR WRITTEN GUA RANTKS
GIVEN ON ALL WORK.
PAINLESS DENTISTS
"Fifty Years Ago, When Golden We lding
Rye W?s Young"
The natural goodness and mellow, mild smoothness of
flavor produced from Nature's best grain l>y our exclusive
process is apparent at once in Golden Wedding. For
fifty years we have maintained that perfect standard.
Contains the rare virtue- that belong only to
absolutely pure whiskey. Nt
It is made differently from ordinary f I
. y L ViVlfVfHr > I
wbitkies. 1 STAMP |
The sj, - uil formula and pro-es of dis ./aMkN.
tilling Golden Wedding ki i p m the original » i
quality tli- natural mellowness and mild- jHHBM
ness • '•raw"'*""
Note the pleasant, effective stimulation it ,
affords, without undesirable after effects. VP
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'See that it h#s the f.o'irnment jpantp (tv>.»c»
<>»Br 'he cork. .
"Marie Differently" est. 18»2
JEFFRIES AND SHARKEY ARE
WEALTHIEST OF PUGILISTS
Among |iuitlli*t* of (kit do
tnln who won f.uno ml f rfnn<
dint of Incoaaunt itluKitinK. Jim .Jot
frlna and Ttim Bhmkoy probablx urn
ftxnd, fhitUirlull\ of tho en
'in- afCKmaatlot.
"1 holr praennt bunk roll* worn
not. tH»ww*i\ Kim »#»«| altoKo'lu:
bo wno it tho ropoa. J off lira. of
'Hninw, gained much «umojr by \ir
tun of hit theatrical tout prior to
the Keno burlo*<iuo Mint addnd a
plump atako thereto In iwynivDt fur
appearing In the rftim Hut Jeffrlea
IN bIMM MmM i.»i-««• KKM Mm •»
«t (to mnount, while Sharkey * rlni
winning* worn inertly a foundation
j for th« wealth ho nan raki d hi vln
ho caah register* of hi* (Jot hum
ruin emporium
Kid McCoy made and gambled
away wevnral fortune* after hi* i>e*t
days ii» a fighter were ovnr. ind
EXPECT RENTON BOY
TO BEAT •CiIAMS 4 ' JOE
Mstlr fandom I* «>xnut In
I force al IHreamlanil rink m\i
; lay nliiht. »h««n «li«l pronilm-* to
, !>« tho »ti«ilar bout of iht< m a*oit
' iipri" will («< pulled off In (ho main
•'<onl of W. A I' lHi*)n« ibo*
prtnrli<al( ar» J<>*> !»•»> I«>.
Huh' weight rham|ilon of ('an»tla.
«in«l h'ront*hl«> ValM>, ict'nf'rully r»-
icanlm! ax on» of tlin touKtu-rt boy*
|at 133 |M>und« who rvcr drew on a
' inlt In a Seat'l* ring
ltoi»>at«<ra arv tryliiK to figure tb«<
outrtimn of the mill and iimny of
Ithrm are Inclined to favor th> Ken
:on hYanrhman. «he«i> oxrwrtanc*
In th«> fourround game «H*lli»»ea that
of th» Canadian Maylvv In a<-
ruatonuMt to 16 and ronnd boutc.
>hlle VltlHn |( tilth" at home In the
short n»ut« *ann> and know* how
to get Into rffcc'lirn art lon early
The dopratrra who read of tho two
I lay I**-Br«>tt bout* arc Inclined to
Iwiiexe thn Canadian will ha*e
We tike about at much atock In weather prediction* aa Me do with
Yti-tortae jwnnaut prwltrtiona
• • • • •
A local acribe called Graham Rock, former Pullman football atar,
"Pljrmoath' Hork in an account of the nam*, und nd-tcd that Urahatn
would hare a hard time ahaklng tho aobrlquet, Me II hare nl»>ut ««
hard a time ihaklnK a nam* like that an Manager Tealy wuuM have
•haking aalt oat of a bucket.
• • • • •
"Plymouth*" Rock it about at funny at an Indian mattacrc
• • • • •
Might be a (jood thing for Luther Burbank to work on aome Of thu
weather f'erhape II could Imp (taf't-d Into hdaeball weather by too ilrne
the entire xquad arrHea
• • • • •
Lute McCarty. in cowboy toga, gave an eahtbition of lariet throwing
in Cincinnati and mlaa-d a numTwr of tliuee I ran fight better than I
ran throw tb« larlet." h« remarked We ho|m to." piped a wraty volte
from the gallery.
• • • • •
Our idea of nothing at all—Hunky Shaw. Lee Strait. Joe Willy et al
viewing '*>• playlnit of the r«cmlta with afrrawntta
• • • • •
"McCraw to Charge Gianta !?*> per Glare ef Beer," aaye a headline
Ob. the high ri.at of booting.
• • • • •
Billy Wllliama It aald to have put the "bat • In Battling Wolff
WolfTa pbyalognomy looked the par' when Klll> not through with the
battling terror" at their lout meeting
VICTORIA FOLK
COME TO FIGHT
More than 500 Vletorlana are er
lr>«t>'<l In Seattle Friday nlnht
when J cm* Haylejr. llKhtwelicht
jr-hampton of C'anads. and Frwnehle
Va.M> of Kenton meet at Hi'- liream
; land pavtlloo. Ihe Kftjtlen have
jromplete<l arr*nK»'menia fur an
curaton to lx> run to and I'
Is exported that half a thousand ad
mirer* of the crmek lightweight will
take advantaxe of tbla.
«■ «ii•. Hi»■ • I iinot hoi »n«- a «bott whlla
ttgo*lu conjunction with hi* eighth
matrimonial »pe« illation. Jltn Cor
hott took good mrn or bin rinc • urn
t iik* and ha* boon in reccipt of u
bamlanmo Income on tho vi'idovlllu
' *tago for ycai *, and Tommv ttyaii
♦ W . I , 4 I i > • .1 I 111
who*** loiigheaiin»?nn*a wim dl*
l>lnyod equally in an t out of tho
squared circle
Mob Kit «»lmnion*. who nngSgnd
In ovnr 2UO buttle* and |»i Hod up
nuiuernua big ptiiaea in hia Umn.
lIUH Ift b* I I'll >
The mam rnaaon for Klixalmmoti*'
failure to accumulatn wealth out of
the large «uin* lit* received from
tlum to timo n* hi* aharo of rime
encounters lie* In tho fact that tho
grl; «'ed and tn « klo«i ont ha* boon
an oimy mark for bunko innn of
high and low degree ever mnco ho
i rat di • * on a glove
trouble KtllliiK star - I befoie he
ha* felt out hi* man for several
rouuds. and In the four rounu (iiiiiti
Volse do' * not stand for mu< h feel
iim
U I'en HHly \S'|||lntn* of The Star
and I'tttlini; Wolff cl,;.ih In a r««-
turn eiiranemrnt. It Is not et|>ecte«l
there will tt« a ileeimr In the
house These tioya are an«ioua to
settle the matter of su|iremnr\ anil
while Wol'f surprised the fa is with
h's showing In his reri'nt m.-et with
Wllllatiis, the latter claims to l>«
able to rup hi tit. and says he will
Almo i as much Interest Is
shown In the Tommy Clark Hilly
llallleii engagement. They also
went to a draw In a recent hair
raiser and both of them utmost got
down on tl.elr marrows In an ef
fort to get a return match to ahow '
that b ■ can put It ov> r. Watch for 1
:htt one I' promises aa inurh real
ginger aa the main event
" - S. - 3
NEW LEAGUE
ON THE COAST
SAN KRA.NriHCO. March 10.—
toother »tat« !.»*.• bail |»ku« i M
born t,day Th« rlr w r„,„.
r>rf»«.« Sun Jo»« Kruno, ritorkton
,n 'l The i*a*ofi |f|rli
j April 19. wl*b Vallejo ai PYnano,
[and San Jnae a' Htorktcn October
•• wjll be Hi» cloning day
four games a *wli will l.c play
ed. and ih*> Inmi will (m. the |, 4 „
i turlnic Krnui.il for tho Faelflr Count
outfit
l'reald»tr A T (taunt of the Pa
cific ( < a«t Icarue .a named a* |ii»a (
l'!"iii. "fr'-tivrjr anil t. Numer
'he lear.uo hlilrh will hr kn >«n ai i
ne California Haaoball Iratcae.
BANKERS LOOK GOOD
I If tho ( irwwt u any lixtlritlcn
Ithe Se at(l* National bank ha* an
• utlK-r ;wiuianr hi *l«bt tbla w,»>
Th. l 'own wilt bf io'<i|-'i of thf
major. ly of !**( y«Mtr'* < harnpion
iftihr ylaji'ri, ami «iio» - f«v#*rv prnm
lk ln#* of being finally ji* ti*rortg
IfHM n "iwin War flor** Jot-. ttt«
rmrkflfnp, wtll «io rh» T**i «»lviiiK
MiU yi;ar. and Jw tiill his
f hi< 'I«*adfy whip Hlng*. whu |»li*'b
;,«»d U:#» r»- *m to vlotorjr !»>•( *>»n*on,
will tho train thin
* >*»r Mfn* *iv better than n\i»r
rTh* of tbo will (lo thofr
' tf| lauUliiK HunUtcf Hh4 for
rMr Ufik
WHITE SOX DROP ONE
BACKAMKNTO, Msrch L'ii v
i half U'MU ci error* contributed to the
'downfall of the H natoiN at the
hand . of the Chicago While Ho* ai
| Buffalo park vent onlay Hchitlfz
and I.lvely pitched atcndy bull, and
i but for the fatal bobblia of their
teammatttg, could family h»ve held
ili" vlaitom In check. Hcoro:
Chicago 6 7 2
rlacrainento % 7 (j
nillUll»> Ctoott* and OoaMtt:
IJvdy, Hliullz arid Hllik
GAME 13 POSTPONED
I The urartlrn name acheduled be
-1 Iwix ti Mm Itrnndway hlith and Var
wlty ball triirna, on Denny field.
W'ednnaday, *«« pnatponed herausn
of the poor condition of thn trroundit
LONG $f A.OO
COATS . . I L
Mj'Je of your own material. Fit
(juar^nteed.
HOI Union Bt. Open Evenings 7:30
TIIK si AK—THURSDAY, MARC!! 20, 1111
RUBE MARQUARD AND HIS BRIDE OF
VAUDEVILLE, AT MOMENT WHEN HE
SIGNED TO PITCH FOR GIANTS AGAIN
Rube Mjri|\j*rd. the highr»t ail ariad pltehir In baeeball. algmng hie contract with the New York
Glante At Marquard'e l«ft la hla bride of a taw houra. Oloaaom Seelry At tha eilrtme left la Dick Kin
aalla. Oianta' acout, who brought about tha deal Tha othera. left to right, are: Burt Snow and Mr, and
Mre. McCullan. (ilanda of the Rubr.
HAN PKANCIBCO, March 2<>
StartllHC to «!«•* It U tl»« kwt of
Kulh* urqitArd'i t remit'** ttuto *
l»ccii abate 'i»c MJU'fil intwtrml or
ma* Im* It'* ti'Vi'rul ihouiinii ('ciilir".
4 from th«* cotf i* of n thr*i
ileal *>ndl*a!«*
Thru al m:< ratio* Mr John M<*
draw, uihrrwl-« known *•
Mtifttc*). ati»<l on hi* b#n»lwl kn«H»
I'lrmlliiK with th«* <»!oon*to«l iwirlfl
to pltftfti PLKAII • 1
pitch for th' S«w York liiaut* I hi®
mion
Hutu* i|ru;)|*r(i hi* en to IH# k**l
of ib«> mouth of \lukk«> » afwot
!>• c :it r Jutland -: ! ht •••
t II %mi it. < I iwti
Aulllrd l»v
%ll*m Kltn t It* 111 *n4 HII
I llll.lt i "• i t*a
f «•».! will rn»#fl«tl| oh|
iai (b« ll*lnmmii I'tf" lll** ' '••• *»•
»»liflltt» m**l •» •»*
lit.l r « IKK.
I ..r«»r *rfoml \« • *i"»*ri • !
AMUMMtNTI
SEATTLE THEATRE
Pk'ilM Mll« «>
1 lIMI.M I Ml Htrll
THE CITY
I lr«t TO*** *1 r»(wl«» fH#**
Theatre
FIVE COLUMBIANS
r%rt i *a»«>N i iioi rr
I %t»% OKI %i l*T%
l*r twl !*»
"DENNY-RENTON"
All Clay PfKluct»
1007 Hoj?r Bl.fc.
ME AH lii I IEK
AUDIPMONE
\* fb lainl lat<4alaiu '«• %«JJ«*aiM»aa>
Ita • • «im a
tif la |l>tif |i ]
taraif aa t (
J. aviki •» * d"' ■ *
»ar at «| J1 r» »
man* ar-, «
« rati-a {-.war
ll<-a»# 1 0-mr% 111 f'
—Aa r»ar»f ' •• »
' jto la |irr » h «
r rr •• M| it
y* Hifii U4
I ,ir.""
"" "" "•
k . p .*•*-
ttrarlf* W IIH J* * «" V*•
.h, ~ti.
you ran nM«'" an Audtptenaa • *0
te»» «*» |ay ifsaw f • an- r»ai;»
And IH»# fitlai ia apptlad "« »h* P i»*h»»«
pr;«alf y«*u k»»p •!»»• *udiph .*
rr«if j ii,iirri«»rMONi '**» *** %r
I <* »!»•'-!
Sulphuric
Hucfftf 4 thr Bbod .in 1
Curen Kli;umil'W
,^Jk
% V 'N? tes
You Need Dental Work—
I Need the Money
I Am Now Giving My Personal
Attention to My Dental Prac
tice at 713 First Avenue
|o«i »a*a it dollar. I t»taka • doll i>
on your drnlal worli nhrn tlonr Ml ni>
■•'lira*.
t do not cornpata with rhaap advartla
Ing dantlata, but d > dental work for pi . »t
; p«opl* oau pay Uo to any dental uffh «
In SaaMla. laain ihalr pi I o* than cull at
u.y offl'aa for *igro tation and rM|ii|Hi
without charga
My off'<'*■ l>av# hgan al 711
/I rat av , in th# l*nl«>n It lock, for ovgr V d
yagra and I giiatagf". nH w<l k for 16
,jem N wit U writ I'fv g»■■ < autaa Iho High
'•at quality material h»«m| i t g < ,
Oagraa of « ara and skill » «*i Taod, tha
t>aat work fnr tha leaat MuNIT
Wh# ra a month doag not raquifa r»la-»a
n t>rldf « *»rk, wa adjuat ta#lh with n.t
pial«a or brldga work I'ali.>aa agirn.t
Ing la fraa
liattar work and graatar afflclanoy haa
..nan my atudjr for vaara
J HKUWS, r> D. n
Hratlloa I ending Oanllat
Offl-aa. I to 21 t-'nlon HlocV. Til l*lr*« Av
Itrwara o# u Hr Urnwn In my locality
< lalinlng lo l»a Dr. V. J. Ilrown
Opan • taialng« uutll H o'clock und Nun
daya until 4 o'clock for paopla nhn
KaiMl «uy article lu tha Huturd.iy Mir
o
wln> whla|»r«<d aoiiiplhltitt about
lollai* Mul" *rahl»i-d a |>pii httforp
llir bkpii rhAngml hla mind titid «•-<
lil» John l|pnr> tn thp lr<>ttout of
it l'Obi rid
II"* mt.rh you KPitln' RtlbP
aal.pd a toulhful pencil jniit'pr
looked at him a mlu'iti nnd
thin aimnpti'd
lluhr
<!■ ttin i rp thiin >ou lid i'!i ihn
alar-T |>p*aiat*d tllr arrtlx*
"Hay. you vr no vonr nci >p with
>oti." rt torts d Itiilir
How niucli v. ■ rp ymt Rpttln on
iitf f*i*tt'p? inalatpi t ihv Ink illntrr
'Nonp of yunr <1 b'lalitPa*. >tl
moat honlr.l M irqwafd aa hp <lui I.
i ran
IBGWIXRS
Hrhof ifrjdi Sf« r J
l"'«l Iwo out of lliK-i' ' a Whit#
iHtor* on th* Hhfumrrk *!)<»*«. Wnl
ilo*»(ti») nticht
U hlto Htorr I7f» 12: i*'» I :tHI
H< lili» IT* <ii» ii\ \
• • •
Huntliiii) Kiimiturt* )o*t th«* fir*t
trKin* t«» ihi'* I'rftlrom «o.
t»ut rainr l»4* L" by uabblnK (I.»•
1 ni*«i two
Hl«nd*ri)* Ito lv, $|0 1.42.%
I lti»|r«imit 16? IK| .'»«? -1.1.i1
• • •
Mr*iii itwj HtM*iM*r irottiMXil lolui
| *011 »n<l Hw»d In it *{i»< l«i do it>l«'
nmtrji on tla«» Ht*ftmrrk \\>«l
t nUbi
limn 171 IM \Sj 171
. 1 *»0 I*2 179 Z1
Hwi ii* 11. ',:r
John*oit IHK IM M<i
• • •
llama. tiMilKh! Molauin llak iik
Co \n Hlll Ith a ltot>*a; Kloi «ta *»
I'anturl.im Ityp V. urk*. and Htand
.rd Furiiiiun \n llnl in Liitnbrr
I n,
WIIJtKHT HORINFOK, tho 1.l
I'itr' tral'iPt. has lirrn In tra'nlti*
f. r 1>• -iI wm'ka and la down to
111 ixiunde
atillf S:Ufll,l Ptlilf'l
llaili Im* X»rt>nr«4 ai«a»j»
% (j -.»• t# tarf if and
»a nta"bia« ati«>-h •an »
««a a*
ihm IWmiki rr
I# i h<»a t« '*»r at imp laid a
j»«t tvom* p»r a -•» iHm haa
I*l' lift M%N I I'ACTI MIM. fit
;» w. ' • * i- -• ffftali
\ \ I' &
(ures VViiile
You Sifetp
iHn'l lala* aoMalf*r "..■»« of *lr >f >
'♦»«» aa . •!» t' >w .1 iU4i ul*
i »l»*l v«»iar l-id ♦ T->u kn«»w m
mar* d|ja.rt»an>tf ff» ia <t ■!» if*, t*
[>ou gn u.i ltd r | i ha.'i f*r lllit
i i>ali- m dl«.iKl#t '»i«l )<ai war-.
laui t. ituu u*»i 'Mita ai«> ui « urt
V. oh • »h-' nn> wM y-* of fiirlfi*
i fit fi ft wfll "* a mi" ciiNiiiti* 'nil**. §»t* art
i !>*!»■ re «t«n * m g'o r»w a
1 h" '«*a» •" «•.»«<« ■! »n * # »rw i« ua.
thaf .'a i»«i h* lp • Nf|ttiaa n# - -'
»lc« ir!rit\ no i* »r>(n* «* tti4( tN
i i»W«la up t 1 rw*» ittpiata n«t o •trrt**» , »»«oi
nr» alwtriii»k ffttat p*i!arm. ahKr|» »aar?
doa n
Our wit of t jrlnt I* In raaior«
•<lil«llv »h»rf If ti t<a-<l»d and palti
and dl iauiac «111 That * '»
I i nuiao «l<Mtrl' ti% nival t»«»ta**t lo
»it«> Imhlv, pn iMiiu avtti > organ to p«rf trm
Ita aork proj»arl> and n lii 11 r\»r> organ
In a Rtrong hf »!ih- «otidll >n th« i#
an tf<* no patn or tl'iata^
W ' ii K'» i Hit Vita whlla v i wlaap It
f»a<la a ro.taiaAi airwani of tr ,ty
t<i jour ncrvaa ami th* v cari\ It to a\rrv
•rran n> <1 tlai»tia of ) r>tir hod), rattorlng
haalt h and x Ini
\ lri<ra-Vila la an alartrlc hod) l»aitarv
tvhh h iiiak' a Ita own powar and la iluim
• harg»»d. taady for win II la curtna ticn
and w ont' tt af»*r doct«»ra and their drug*
fall
i in t; ro \Ol
rut out tlila • tin|kui ami mall II lo tia
for our frar *0 !"«••» hook al»out
traattnanl. Thia ho«>k oontnlna plcturaa
of a«»ll litilli rohuat man antl aoinrt*
ahowlng how Ktartra Vita la npplla<t and
"Vplalua many ihtnga >«hi nhnuld kno>«
Mend tha coupon Nidm
('all If jou «an Offlca hour* 3 a m
to « j» m Wr«|na»day and Maturdav
till t p m Hunday. 10 to I.'
I"he Electra-Vita Co.
t»r|il I
*!oft Inipraaa 'lliaalrc Mldg.
Hat«»nd A»a.. f'ornar Mprlng
Heotlla, llitali
I'lmta a«nd ma. ptcpaid your
fr< a t>o paga llluatratad book
I 10 13
Naing
Addiaaa «...
• a
Town
•■d from thp ri.um to a wnltlm auto
foblla, wliarp hla wifp, tbr formur
llloaaont Heelpy. waa wait Inn for
hitn, liavlmt pr<<pdod him whllp h«
waa trylnit to dodc* tb« rpj«irtpi'a
kprhal prolM Into Ma finamtal af
falra. Nobody knowa Jua' what
Mur<4'!ird It K'tiliiß. pirppt th«
nii.nn .ll tiPad of tha Olanta Mar
'inard, hla wlfo and Ihn Olanta'
a«pn*. who UPKotla'pd thp dmil
ltub« la on hla way to Join th*
0 uuta a< Marllu Sinlnar, Tp» . and
Miie«r> MKiraw la itrlnnlna and
1 o[>lii* that thp tall hoy will man
ai.» io win 19 airalsht catnpa axaln
thla ai-aaon. It la rumored that
Itulip will kp( around lIU.OOOa year
PICK VARSITY TEAM
OF MAT ARTISTS
* I'lim lif (our It)Ml will bp ii.
• wl "l '"<»• '»«• rp*pn I nliprtitr
of '.Va hlinton wri-et h-ra who with
*ii*wt Ihi* fllitiliiKlliHi ronlpa' at Ui«
ramtnie itrtn Wadnaaday nlrhi t»
ipl r-m-iii Dim raraity attain*! Ibp
'' hlunton .-itatp rollpftp, at |*ti|].
itm*i Silurdiy nl«lii
i Klifc.-r fnur or alt mrn will jmr
. tli'paipat Pnlln nn Coach 11-ndpr,
« C ha* alrt-d thai h,. W ||| tH .
abla to I It Otil) lu .r flr;,t<ln.» iii,. n
<■» th* mat. ih« ou.ra h-in* cr i*
l>l"t hut Gradual* Manner lltrr
Mil lna|»t that alt tnaJchr* I*. hpld
il In thp pllmlnat
* ,fl ' ' "P' utpfcron. 11a pound*
UrUer. |;ii |rni.|„ Spv*r> na. l?i
!«»iiiiil(,. (i-.ino. ij;, |,ouni)a. rtlmnly
p< umla Hlpprpll, IS* po-.mda!
■ir:a lljnl) . h< ui > wptt ht.
A HE, BEATEN, PUTS
OVER A HAYMAKER
I. f«i't..| II,!, : wt, ,
NKW \tiHK. March 20 llrapttc
>h< fact 'bai tin optioncm forced
iiui to tjul in » p*evi'ni* eneounter
jln Si i.ouii. Ali« Altell. form-r
fiatlii'f* Ijthi champion. i» victor
•ii ih>- kn<>choiii nuite ti»lay
Ollle Kit a. the K» fljj'itc
Arii II .lowed the f iki Si |,aui*
... v nwa» with « t.rrlfir !er. hi«.k
o rh< cb ii it. the third Kinaaldc
H lr« d<-< iared a lti?-ky jiu - ' Ii did
■If * iU. aa it wa* K»ra a fmhl nd
:h" way up to th» kora koit.
Artr BEATEN
'itAKKK .-'MKuTMarch »«. |
Mr( rrdi« « I'i riland ib'avera ar - I
tlill in ll)i dumpa lodav. an-Her
». -ilnins ii :tr in d**fejt hiiiit hf*ai4'4| ■
ii ;i ih»*jii by t: ■ ch'< m > Whli '
-i \N i 1 kmi The bittla* of j
'.ln» for lhe f'o* t>atur<d it, u, ; , u .
eirti-k ard Met'. H fudneil I
j tirllHsaily for r*ori ian«l Th»!
i icui-':
a* i 6 || « 1
■ ■on land I •;
ll«tteri"« lt»»i< l.tiifi' and j
Kian«i', Ja:n»a .nd Itcrr;. I
j HEW! SOWS GAME!
Prat Wall- Wall.i < inb aran
iwampd "i >r a -.Itn l score b>
■he fir t Mulnirm The first li\i
ninnK' were «rure>aa. ite Flaush
:• r coaimeueinn in the atxrh iimiait |
T<i.ir*on and Itariacin pilcheil Inr the
' Matlronaa and nroa*rn did the re-
I rclvinr
I BIfS 0' SPORT
By Fr»ct Mtnry.
\ IHX)HTKk3 CI.ITM ha. htm
Ri«mtJK-d by i*nrtUi'>ct fana.
SAN DfKHO. Charlea MontlaUy.
a. »ir i.{ lhi Chtcjutn. While Ho*
iinit Mr* t'cinilakeir. aro m San
I»ko today for a abort atay.
JOK BONDS and Frank aKrmer.
the two Taroma heavlea. have been
rematrhed. They m ill fight at a
amoker to h< given l>y the Tacotna
naval militia. April 11.
DKNVKR. IN thi' Weal em league.
liiia alffn* it lit 11 Kliher, who played
firm for Taroma two yeara ran, and
who wax the flint and only player
to over knock ihe ball over th«
Titter fence.
K. I, VAI.I.KKN, a prominent
member of tln. Seattle Trap Shoot
era' iiaaoclatlon. baa loft for San
Kranriaco to take a position with
thi' Selby SmolthiK *r I/ead com
pany.
IIOMKO HAOEN, who box#* t'v
clona Hcoit at the Dreamland
amoker Friday, haa been matched
with Hoy Shrlnler. a Hremorton
Bailor The fliiht takra place at
the navy yard March 2fi. It la to be
a alx-round affair.
SAN IMFJftO The all Hawaiian
polo team la In a clasa bv
ltsi»tf, following the closing of the
winter tourney at the Coronada
Country club. The
won the junior chanujlonablp
trophy from I'aHaili'im and ttie crip
pled Canadian and A.'oronado teama
defaulted to tho laland«ra.
7 MULTNOMAH |
ATHLETES HERE
Multl-omnh A ttii »lt' f i'lb I «ie
nent neven «if H* "'r- 'ui-f.
ri\M «.r tbMi and UM oAvf
two wrvitlnm, to wipe out the d'-
f< at th«* Belittle AthMlc club ad*
rain int erert to the Port I sod chili at
their prHvloui oieetlt v
Vanre It it m picked hln beat men
to meet Itio Wlucd Women to
nfgfrf L Hi**! m«. ri iE i sfmppllm
program ahowa promise of bring
uni of the Haaaletf pulled off In th*
lo<nl Kymnnaluiu tlt i» ye»r
Archie Wyard, the H A CVa
younffeat boxer, will nifi t |*nv «*rn of
Multnomah In the main event. Hun
i in- H S (!., ban t>« «♦ ri lii tlf'hi «1
with Cllbboro, rn|ttrd«(J mm Mult no*
mah'n h«*nt majt offering. on the
mat Ko I lowing ar<* the bouta The
Imiktm and wregilera ft rat named
im HA iu*ii Thofnae Phelps
vii J«»e Ka frail, both H A C.; f
Hlehardnou va It Klanlran. <' A
< *,; Andy OuvaU va Oeorge Ander*
son, both H. A C . Hill Morrow vs.
Melbaa. M A V C , Wray will
m« "t M' ''arty of the M A. A < . \H
wrestling.
THEY'LL MAKE ITI
A TRIAL AFFAIR
Bjr fun«d i»rM Hit*
UKNVKIt, March 20 Hattllnx
Nalaon may yet r< alls* hla dream*
of rontiuhta! bllan Ar«*ordlnic to re
port* today. Nelnon arid hia wife,
Mn Kay Kin* Nolaon, have .• ureed
to live together for one and
If at the ««fid of that tlm* Mm. Nel
on In aatiafied with rji»rrl«*<! life,
a permanent reconciliation will b«
effected
The N'elaoiin bava been entranced
ntnee their marrlaice at M« K*'ela«-h.;
111 , nereral weekt ago.
ARRANGE SERIES
FOR NEGRO TEAM
f» t'niiH l''»u Wir»
PORTLAND, Or. March 20—Pol-,
lo»iiiK word fr»>m t'allforiila that!
th* <"hl« a»-o riiania would lnvn>l>' th»>
.North»«'ct If 12 xaniva < ould be ;ia
»ur»*d them, Judxo MrCredle la to
day In rommuntcatlon with the Bc
;ittlc, Tacfima. Vancouver. Bi«'kaiie!
and Victoria Northw patera lcaxu<-
t'niiiK. trying to iompl«n<* a ached
ale.
Th<- (ilantii are neicroee, and de
feated the t'ortUnd P.eavers four
out of five tani"! If the Olanta
come north they Will play two
k.'Miipi with the <"olta In I'ortland.
WILLIE LEWIS WINS
I'ARIS. March 20 With many
fa'r uetii* of th«* I*itrf«isrt aix-lal clr
•'** In the audlnir", \MIIIc
'he American ttilddlf-tt<*lKht. won a
-'<> round dncialon on ii.dnti fi.uu
M irr. Morasll. ihe Kt.-nch »rr«i>-'
l-er The bout w<ia a faat one
throughout.
I'Uti* an- Ik-Ids formed here to- !
dty to march L< «!« wlih she «ln-j
<ier of the KiaimCarpcntler Ro. |
IDLE MONEY
produces nothing and is the cause of
much worry when carried on your
person or placed in hiding in some
part of your home.
Not only will it work for you at the
rate of 4 per cent per annum, com
pounded semi-annually, but it is safe
and secure when deposited with the
DEXTER MORTON TRUST
& SAVINGS BANK
Second at Cherry. New York Bldg.
'lie Greatest Play [ver Sent to
Seattle-Go and See It!
"Tlit* City," which is now being played at the Seattle
The litre. is .» pl.t y to stir the hearts of men and women.
It tell- of a well-to-do family who leave their lionte in
M*ddlctown fur N'cw York, with its glitter, its shaini
and its stern realities.
Divorce, disaster, death, all come, hut not dishonof.
The play centers around a degenerate .1 whisky and
morphine fiend who, unknowingly, falls in love with
his own sister.
Cra/cd at the awful disclosure and the determinate#
of the elder brother to annul the marriage, the fiend —
I'.ut 1 don't intend telling you all the -lory here in tl#
papers It is something you should see for yourself- TM ]
Hailey & Mitchell Company present it at the Sestt'*
Theatre all this week. Not being in the Theatrical
Trust, the prices are down where they ought to b«-"
20c, and 50c. On matinee days—Thursday, Satifr 1
day and Sunday—the price is 25c for the entire theati*
So far the enthusiasts declare that Clyde Fitch "roll
the "play of his life" when !i* penned "The Cffv." It ll
acted and presented in a most elaborate manner ami t™
production does u> t fail in any particular.
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fc '"''.tor
Wiring, Repairing. mete'iln.
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BULL BROS.
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Eyres Transfer Co.
Offlrn 114 Jacl'ton %t.
OR. L. R. CLARK, 0 D. I
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To decayed r • : h ■-avea :wiaif
an>l pain. We r ; bee Mieatni
Teeth Without a Pl»te (1004 at
• atn: th- >!■..,( f adnata. If
your teeth are all time yo# nut
wear a plate. Kor eueh <•***« *,
are proud to offer our It-
Plate, which ha* enlisted toon
booit'-ra for our office thaa u?
plate ever offered (t ramctdl
prematurely old month and %
M<-r<-a th< yomhful fontour of tfa
lipa and che- ka. Ita
properttea arc uni>urpai>*ed an* ka
adaptability to th<- aoft '••ueeot
the mouth Ininirea It bring won
with comfort and faw Plata
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Regal Dental Office*
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