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THE MOTIXIN'G ORECOXIAN. ' FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1911. - A MadaititPlea WASHINGTON HAS SHADE ON OREGON On Waah- ington Neax Fifth "Whert Toa Get the Beit" BVhIefc okaurok kali roeelvo tho 2Tao nno "r"- lrn. sltk o atltlei 7 voo. o . . I aaasasawe r lilt !! !! If f I it- u m Purple and Gold Is Favorite in Betting and "Dope" Over Lemon-Yellow. WARNER'S LADS HUSKIER Film Irmm Outweljhsi 8nl f'trren Thrs Pound In Line. lad Orrgon Wrrsl Point. Championship Is at Ftaks. bt roswok rAWfrrr. Btl'.n on the Oron-Wahlns;tnn championship football battla. sehlulsl for NoTtmtwr It oo Multnomah Ftsld. In Portland, will ba about 10 to T on -W'aahlnrton. This much la Indicated hr eomniDti on tha rt ms and tho wifin that hava ba placed with Wal comnliilogcri. for consldsrsbls speculating haa aJrssdr bn loduld In d'.plta tha fact that tho atrucslo i aim sl-ht daya a war. All OTr tho Northwsst ssntlrasnt (Mini to faor tho Taraltr from tno north Doblss mm bar hld tho rhamptanahtp for thro ssssons. thr i,. rnarhrd by a man who haa not loat a a-sms m tho sis y-ars ho haa bn tutorlnc on tho (trdlron. and ther bar displayed a trmndrus rufrtt power In tho workouts of t.'io loat walc. From tackle to tacklo tho two sierras aro mlKhtl.T matched. Oregon hlns; slightly heavier on tho naht aid of tho lino la tho Tlrlnlty of RlRht Tacklo fcalley. who. with hla ::T pounda of beef, la tha only man to rfiro tho IvO-pound pallet. Hero la tho way tho forward Una will semble on November It: Or.eon Position. Waahlnatoo, II. 1 (IT I- T B tt r"o V..SB.J llso V O K ! f-a K- !.. .Ml C .r''ZT rriH in: " tlrifntha P. i.t UiT R T I. ! HI' r-tia ii.ri.. ta-kl. ta-k:.. ISO aun4. w uniniioa atsras. tackle to 1 k . 1 MUlKlA. . At end Waahtnaton will hare a pliahl advantage In weight and ex perience, with Orlmm. on left end. oppoaed to Bradahaw. a H-pound Tho Ttlee lad who la playlna: Jits frst rear on the varsity. Orlmm welchs It; pounds and la finishing his fourth aeaaon on the varalty. Wayne Putton. Waahlnatona rls;ht end. weitths li pounda. ao la ronalderably outweighed by Fenton. whose 11 pounda of sinew were transposed from an Interior set ting, on the arlmniK to end early thla 'an. On the forward line, therefor. Ore gon slightly outweighs tho purple and gold, the totals showing Ut for Warners gladiators and HI for iNtnle'e. Oregon's ends seem to bo the weak links In tho chain. The lino held valiantly against tho l-pound tacklo to tackle aggregation at Pullman ttrtober IT. but tho Washington staters gslned ground much too con sistently by skirting tho extremities. The same weakness was exhibited In the Whitman contest, according to tho newspaper accounts, only a penalty for hol-ltng robbing Whitman of a aecond timrhdoen. ... If Poarn Warner can correct thla one apparent weakness. Oregon standa an excellent chance of defeating Wash ington, for behind tho lino there Is no such alarming superiority as Wash ington partisans might bo inclined to think. Mucklestone. at right half for Washing-ton. Is by far the classiest offensive backfleld man In the conference, but be has a close second In Captain Main, the l7S-pound Oregon marvel, whoso Individual prowess has won both tho Mg conference clashes of tho year. At quarter 1-atourett Is fully aa cood a man as Captain Coyle. of Wash ington. Ijttouretto weighs IS pounds and : playing his third year on tho vsrstty. Co le weighs IS') and Is !nllng up his fourth season. Walker. Jones, lluesner and targer and Wand are about Of eoual caliber. ... In weicht. at least, the three lead ing Northwestern elevens compare trrr favorably mlth the crack Kastern trams. When Harvard took the field i-Eslnst Princeton last Saturday the Harvard line welgh-'d 1S2 pounds, or to pounds lens than Oregon, and Princeton MT. The Harvard backneld tipped the beam at HI and Princeton at lis. whereas Oregon checks In at It pounds In the barkheld and Wash ington Ids pounds. Washington State College has the heaviest lino In tho Northwest at IS pounds, only one division shy of Princeton's average. ... When Oregon Agricultural College t-H'k the campus against the Cnlver sity of Washington for the St to 0 Irubbing last Haturdsy. Coach Polan's men could muster only a meager 1SS ponnds average. The line measured only 172 pounds opposed to 11 for the ("cattle huskies. Little wonder, therefore, that Pobie's chargers wal lowed about In areaways large enough t. accommodate a canal boat. Tiie Corvallla statistics for the eleven that lines up against Washington Mate College on Mturdsy aro given below. As s-ld before ty the writer, ti e Oregon Aggies have defeated the Wsshtngton State men on the only three previous occasions on which tho tam have met. But en dope. Wash ington tftate should win this year by at least one touchdown leaving out ..f consideration the Inferences of tha Mope." Polan'e men can consider toeaiselves decidedly fortunate If thev shake loose with anything less than a :1-po!rit defeat, for they will be up against tremendous odds: The heures: rr.--.ov A-,mTi.Tt'RAL cot.i.rrjK. HP s-ee. ---.ra .. M wr . . - ! man : .T.j..r ls ait l.-uD . .l r. . L. K L. i r n. a it T R K . w t. n . It ft .r b . B AC. :2 si i e i 1 rs. 1 In the f.r Kast Til' -to- defeat liv West Point and Harvard- t-to- l.tss to rrlnceton have served to add to the Interest In the annual Harvard Yale struKgle m hich takes place No vember -at Cambridge. laist Fall. It wt'.l be recalled. Yale rounded to after a most disastrous season, whipping Princeton to J and tying Harvard to o. Last Saturday's contests In the Mid dle West apparently narrowed the championship of the "Big Klghf uni versities to Minnesota and Wisconsin, neither one of thrse elevens having been defeated this year. The cham pionship will be decided November It. I45S Splendid player piano: been ised a months. hLohier at Chase. "J Washington atreot. Like a . Picture u you T would pictur Ir your- Jr elfl Sir f on J That's the way we frame you up in the new Fall "lid"' 'cause we have your hest looks and best interests at heart during our "try- and selection from our score or more of styles at every price from $3.00 up in correct HATS! DELMAR the newest shape A Straight-Front Collar That Does Meet Goto Tha newest la tha DELMAR baked, and to shaped In tha bakiof by our special Vortifonn Process, that it bat tht straight-front effect to much desired. Haa ample scarf ipaca. When buttonhole stretches fha merest trifle, a collar lose afvle. fit and comfort. Hence, it it wail to tnstst on IDE SILVER COLLARS. They coma iota atylca, on lot youf every requirement. . , LiKOCoao Bmro!Hot.t exclusive in IDE - SILVER COLLARS kttp yoor ' collars aa smart at when bought CEO. P. IDE eV CO. Mak era ' Troy. N. Y. aa. evv? sii LIN0C0RD BUTTONHOLES 1 taaier-to-Buttoa asd Usksnaa J They Pont Tear Out Id. o liar 3 SGALPING UNDER X-RAY NATIONAL COMSnSSIOX WILL rilOIlE TICKET SC.XDAU Efforts Will IVe Made to Fix Rcspcm alblllty for Irrr-rnlarlty Pttr ln( World' Scries. CINCINNATI. KoT. 1. That" tha Na tional Baseball Commission haa ob tained evidence recardlnir tha chars that ticket scalping waa prevalent dur ing tha recent world' baseball eerles In New York and Philadelphia waa In dicated today when tho commission definitely decided to pursue tho lnvet tlftatton. A tneetlnsT will ba held by tho com mission In New York December 11, at which tho result of tho investigation will bo announced. Not a aemblanca of a clew aa to what lines the lnvestl aatlon la to follow or evidence Riven at tha meeting today waa made pub lic. The committee decided that hereaf ter ticket sales for world's series games shall be conducted by bualness repre sentatives of tho commission, under the direct supervision of Its me mbers. Jf tho Investigation now In progress develops proof that warrants euch ac tion, the commission wllf fix the re sponsibility, regardleaa of whether a club or any of Its employe be af fected. If. on the other hand, no sub stantial testimony 1 produced that either a club or any of Ita officials or employes aro at fault, tho commission will ro on record as exonerating them. The commission waa In session Ave hour and the major part of this tlma waa devoted to the ticket scalping question. I'layer Williams, over whom the Sac ramento club and the Boston American LesRue club have a controversy, waa declared a free agent. Lest We Forget What Foresee- rsrtlass ntasaoa Kaierltts Aro ow lxia. No. 1 Joseph B. Tinker. OF all the diamond atars graduated .Tom the rortland team, probably none, with the possible exception of Vean Qregg. lias Rained aa much fame as Joseph B. Tinker, third baseman of the Portland champlona of 1S01 and now a Chicago Cub. For ten year Tinker haa been a major league tar. and la still rated aa one of the beat men In tha major organlsatlone. Jo Tinker Joined the Portland team In tho Spring of having enjoyed Ms first real season aa a professional player in the Montana State League the previous year. He was secured for Portland through the efforta of J. P. 1 Marshall, aecretary of the Portland team that season. While with Portland Tinker made such a fine showing that ! e attracted tho attention of James A. Hart, t'uen owner of the Cuba, and he ma.le good with that'team when he re ported In the Spring ef 190:. He alter nated between third base and short atop positions for a time with the Cubs, hut Ms work at the latter position was of auch a sensational order that ha haa been stationed there almost continu ously since 10. during which season the Chicago aeam seeured Harry Steln feidt as third baseman from the Cin cinnati club. Tinker Is now appearing In a Seattle theater. He Is touring the Sullivan A (Vnsldlne vaudeville circuit, and will appear in Portland at the Empress The ater In a few weeks. iorik to nniNc. two tkams Washington to llavr Plenty of Snbs to Put In Against Oregon. SEATTLE. Wash., Nov. . (Special ) Two full teams will be taken to Portland November It by Coach Doble, so vital Is the Oregon-Washington game considered here. If Oregon defeated Washington at this time, the Thanksgiving game In Seattle with Washington State College would scarcely make expenses. PoMe secured the concession from the Board of Control only after an argument In which he pointed out the absolute Importance of defeating the Webfootera. BERRY SIGN'S JTEW PITCHER Walter Slagle, Formerly of Loule- Tllle, Will Fling; for Angel. ' LOS ANGELES, Not. t. (Special.) Henry Berry 1 still buying players with whloh to strengthen his angel band In Its promised psnnant-wlnnlng campaign next season. Walter Slagle, formerly of the LoutavUle club and rated as one of the best pitchers In the American Association, haa accepted terms offered by Berry and the latter haa purchased Slagle's release from the Wilkeabarra team. Slagle bought his own release from Louisville last sea son because of dissatisfaction with the management and signed up with Wllkesharre. Owing to hi wife' poor health he decided to pass the Winter in Los An geles and. upon the advice of the fam- mmam imm if ir . m m r wwmi vj' au .ia x. w jaw fl 1 lllll fUh-"a tint for Vj V ' l)l aacA complexion." ijiiiZiiZZii at oof expense! Purse-size Box of "Carmen" Complexion Powder and Pocket Mirror Free! We want to present every woman In Portland with a dainty Pnrse-size box of Carmen Powder enough Complexion Powder, in fact, to last two or three weeks. We want to make it easy for YOU to give Carmen Powder a fair and thorough trial. If youll accept this complimentary box of Carmen Powder and use -it for the next two or three weeks, we dare say you'll not be satisfied in future with any other kind. Go to your druggist today. Say to him, "Please give me the FREE, purse size box of Carmen Powder and Pocket Mirror that's advertised." 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THIS IS THE EXACT SIZE OF THE BOX WE GIVE YOUI Manufacturing Perfumers, St. Louis, Mo. 200 DRUG STORES AND DEPARTMENT STORES handle CARMEN POWDER in Portland and Suburbs lly doctor, will settle for these rea sons, threatening- to quit baseball If his release waa refused under these clrcumstanoes. Tha Wilkesbarre club baa accepted Berrjr"a offer for the re leas of tha crack twlrler. Ha waa tha atar heaver of the Louisville club. Ben Hunt Goes to Phillies. SACRAMENTO, Cal., Nor. . (Spe cial.) In answer to a telegram from O Rourke, Manager Graham, of the Senators, today teleerraphed the Sena torial captain directing him to close a deal for the trading of Ben Hunt, the pitcher, to the Philadelphia Nationals. Sacramento is to receive an lnnelder and a cash consideration.1 Private Clothes Talk to Men (Pardon Me Ladies) Dear Mr. Suit Ctistomer: I have been talking a lot in my ada about my cut price Suits, Raincoats and Overcoats in my up stairs sample store. The fact of no rent (only $30.00 a month), no expensive window trimmings, no elaborate fixtures and light bills, and my system of buying canceled lines and samples clothing of very high jrrades, but made up for some Philadelphia, or Seattle, or St. Louis retailer and pur chased by me at bare cost of cloth. All this I have talked, showing why I sold $22.50, $2o.00. $27.50 and $30.00 Suits, Raincoats and Overcoats for $14.75 and 918.75. But my clothing reputation is being built on even other lines on account of the classy styles that are right up to date. Hundreds of men come to me in preference to the street stores, and regardless of price, because they pet such handsome suits, which are altered when necessary, so that each customer has a perfect fit. . This is why I am becoming known as the man who has classy clothes. 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