HIE MOTtXING OnEGOXTAy. riTIPAY DECEMTVEI IP. 1915.
14
HOCKEY SEASON TO
OPEII HERE TONIGHT
Vancouver Millionaires to Give
- Battle to Uncle Sams
at Hippodrome.
GAME WILL START AT 8:30
Jlarray a fttamims t Tcttala-r !
b In Cn- lla-lerf thai lort
iand !artrl Will IK- Hard to
Iw-al by Aa (liK
Haa Be. Maavalln..
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M.n-r - II a.. t I'ortlanl
I B.la V.Btf.an. a wi.t
Inn.aat nt I'ortianl lem ll.pp-Jdrc.rn.
ky ta .a oua.r J IUoir bu
f IS i-to- lfl nl4 tkam fey "
r'.-aad-r. al .aB.ona.r TJt!
B'gat. . . ...
1o.S! eante.l I. ka M""'l IB
-oa j.r ta tsu I'1" ou'
U ta. unir; rn!' "f to, lli-l
.h.li: I la l'rtnl t'Sa
alrome. Arrn-.mni hav b-.n m.l
t"T a .. TO" aon l I
-..rt. jfm?t:f J' 'I"''-
H.Ki" I'riak latrirk .nd, h Hrll
l.n u.m6, tBlt. w:l arrive '
ortl l tr... 'tf"" W.avar .
a tant hi. la.arn !"" I"1'
Warkout y.ter4. nCmoon and til
in luit war u'B i ret "if.
-1 wouUat ir'.d T o Murray for
Hulk Lman tn way tblr. look
H. .' a-omrnanle.t th Hpsr I'ortUnd
..uitr. . h .- at prot.;..
try. 8- tn a lr'i urr I"' a
.-r, ia pra'txa , .at-rd-ay at IB I'ort-
I. a.i ! Itippodroma. "II aad:4
bim.a:f In gr.il iSit for ! taw
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fl crl.l roun4 t Ib I
Yanomf clrt ioi.l m thl
kix m Mr tt-biBil 1
tiii la f rl lh .'.
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I nur. but It "oi than
lit l . nl thm li:r d':- B
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rrl ruaaiB mt t l.o l ajuar-l
lqrrtr from po!6t . or. II
Bt rl claj in tk epaJOlBtt tt-XJ
lUnlaom fclu- J.rirai wlt
HmMra a to r' B tta -I on IB
(funt fc-n -ur4 -r lb l'ol"
lan)k
A.r.1 bib k-n r- ! t-S "Sl
f fo'iun. tn Vi-t.rt p:ar.
9a :a to Jl IB1 .oa. la
(i In tn ffl fivaa .f
lit (nrmar m4(i". Ltr rlrl''. b
.t aff'a).t B i tf mra mBr
tian ta I'acift Cmi cirit co-.l4 Bf-
Mi). Jr. t.-n-!l. n t"J fjBt-.-4-
for l-.irtl.n4 Ut .". "w
kn Utut.BBi Milan Mit. B.tk. ef
t aaiaalfautta ti..ttaiin, nation J
t BBIp. S
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tn in t pbib .m. .t H.tI
T j".1 ai! tn"n tt: I .e.
li.aria. tl. (k.tiBaT J'-aoU"'! a' at.
k I.' ta (rbkdi for ! l"ortlna4
kx k.T laum, w tot tk.n lo
VtB.e.aa.r. It. C. .-nuan C-iotaln :.! ti.
(Vim. frl. at tmkln in rrcak
tnar tk tin. At ta.i. iir il an
an b I tuBickl Tf f'r l
sa w la-n tn. t'a-la m. 4-p.rt for
tnttia iU b f ta artir.
Ho.-aman t k. VaB"nar.rrf n4
tartar n l"'4 H'-
l.tfama tonicBt tsnrn t. t. r-n-Ur
a t aii ln. H'tl
a .J .f'.rnoon pnrol. U bn BI4
vortin r.iufi sirw mn
AM lara al .tight Win ru
llrrv fur I lr TIbw.
r.i"t"v"t. n. c. t-.
iAi T f1". v.nn-.r kofc.r tm
tft an taa bt tonlM. Tr.nk Pal
ru wtU ln'ro.I" a aaar f ajar la
ta tarauit of Art lif t IB
Ian I fn. In tomorronr aiMt' m
lli. tiB.t wa anni a fotiow.:
aLananan. ia!. at.fcora. pr'Bt: Ortfr'.a.
i.tar point: T !. ro.r; M-by.
a.atar. .:.. lf: tur-aa. riant
ni-kr nnd t..ntr a"t4f
tb la av. .par. man. toncnn r-
:ca atBl.y h) b not hon
k. rl t'lrtn .iB.-a rprtiat tbia yanr
Trit. Wil'.un I'orrak an"U-d
tbjt n.i. aifb.r a.att: or l-ortlABd
wtn f n. rbmpinaaiiip tby will b
.rmtf.4 t lila partUk of la.
u.anlr rip whi b h.r.tof r. fca b'.n
rn .i-t.rt n c".nj.ii.a tropfiy !
Ta tru.t... d''!r It Bna.at
k.n.-.f raa) ba li'a I upon a. rnblm
atK of tria worlf. arijmpaonahlp.
Ittt. SU.IIT D AT IIIXK
1.-W. 1 41 X. Iniplo?"" flub to
Int on) All Sortn of Mnnta.
r...r(. St Stti ne t J. O.ora. K.llor
arr.n4 n .tt.n.ir proirmm for
1.W K. N. :mplra." T'lb tbl
In t"i TortlnaJ ! a l:tfolfom. to
txrf. iM. Ilrxb.y, ti.of-war.
p..d rar. aa4 rourla rc. bara aa
pl...-i an ta proar.mma.
Tan f-it proiraoim t. a follow
T.a-minit pr;-.t of bo. ky btw..
ta. rt-an l.m bb4 taa a.rly t'ona
i.t a'tttb: tt.a of war b.tw.an tba
TV.::. I .rx 4.M a( and Alblaa
I5j.. mB a rca. cml t-mlnu(
f-.i f ho.'kr: ti-of.wr b t . o
afftc f"r. and tr.l f.r-: conpl.a
r. r-u- ra a batwa.a V.t. karco
kut dina an.l A:bina aopa; lua-of-nai
bta'n alntl.r. of pr.vio'i. pull Tb
J.a-Di..- b.B.l of IRa t..V. It. A N. Oub
v-'ll ba In att.Bdanca. Tba r.atular
batina .ion ntil b atartad at
a c lo.- b.
C.Kla lllClioU II V LKGti:
iltt fVa.krtbakll Tranaa to (oraprlf
for Irtln Cap.
AP8:tl!'Ki!:N . .a. . rc. I. "p.-
A ba,.k.tbn. l.aa o of aa.aa
Aa.rdaa aa4 llu-i rra t.am waa or
aai.d h.ra tonil i I will atari
pfarina: upon n --bal.t of taaaa
Ta arfantMiiona ta ba rpr..ai.4 ar
ta ll' I. lan.a ('ora
.nr and k'ourta tt.t.ton N.val
M utia. ail af Abarda.a. anal in It an
r, ai, M". lrf)4 and 1. 3d. C. A.,
a. I af Hiwa,
A lIBa lil ba awarded tb.
I.nm t.tmi taa bKb.ai ataadard at
ia an. af la aaaaon.
janhnaartna-a Ixfrnl Ilrrn.
t n af t" faafaal and naat at
rt.n wat.r pla -. at tba aaa.ua
taa aaftmari-.. d.f.nf-! tfia 1111
Laara ta taa M.itaoavaa AtalaUa Clab
lar k TV dBr4B a!M. I to a. "Broa.nl.
M.b.t.r pat or tftn "B for tha win.
a.r. Thn Hubmarlna. ba Bot bn.B
or.4 n trauB fr tbi. prauoo. Tha
lin.up.:
, m.fln. Il.:l Pa.r
v..M"r "
lia i-ni
tTMKX IIWK tli:V.'CK
Dflrr. to fornpUlo of ltooe Itlrr
r lUlw-flm at Mate Mrrt.
k ail lb laoyth.rn Oror dlattB
arrt lo atlr4 Inn annual ur. I IB a
,.f to Or.coa tiport.m.ra B Lanaun to a
hr;. K amtar :. tbr ar quim aor
la tl.mnn4 allien In r.rt to t
B'. Dabina co tria llou Klv.r.
Tba a'.aoa wbHa Jnt clo.l a th
Kua I'.n.r bn. br tb" pxrt for
nurr .r. from tha lnf point of tbn
IOI;,f,. n.iboucb ! rnoarla.a al tba
aw!tb of thn rt.r -! a flr how
ItMf Tb prtTn cnnlrna that tbia
1. a,4!t Bnliral. braun B.t fi.br
t all tba nab nbM-ki rami Into Ibis
rn.r. an4 a:iol noon bt.r la .t
tbru.ji.
BOXING BOUTS III STORE
Tttn.: r.tttn to : rtT o it
tlTT Till JoaT.
kl aaara aaal :aH ktkaan
llaalllara at Man Hf t1nb"a
'tr.t baa. ! Taanalajr.
f.ir enrJ. wl l k- ti at tha
Rut. fur AlhlrUe Clab on I-rr.b.r
U. M and Z.
Al .aommf ri arixa " ' - '
furrier. Ih- bd in atirartioo on ta
flr.t of tb. BJtaa. 1 uru-j ..w.w
. . . . . . i a.k in TflT.! t
IKKajr aiaran - a a,
r;.rk In tb t-mt-final. rla Jr"
warrr arn Jr a.n.
n.i4b art: :o b a-n in action
Srorc jiorBmr. a '""ai'i
AL mil. mnb Ma o.Ml U
lr.bir bI l pounda -Koi:r
J..n. and "Muff- Uroe.on. anotb.r !
ot rahia.tantA. all t
euuio-rlar.
T. knnlmwlht ehamplonb:p or
Ih orl.tat arm ba lll'd lc.nibr
t auk Jokr l'ritl aptarirc In
. i . .. 1111. I Mjia-olt
rhll-nr. Althouara M.cott bo:d
tb. Northnr't laiBartni
. it,. h.M.m.riflll lo
j ji n ib ' w -
i blm a nuabijr louab tui. Thrr.
two bT ba mt -
nM.-h M-oit ata dfatd onco and
teusbt a draar.
... wfl. Inla train
tnc ta mrct Ja-k! K. tb ft fpo
kn boy. In tb main pr.ltmlnary on
tbta card. A uttabl oppoBTil for Jack
Itoot ta B'lBC aouan. "
aindria a l tal ould b dlrd.
. . ik. j!ri wtr.horak
in i ,
and (ormar mld4:icbl champion.
-WTBt.rloua- IH ly Jirallb, baa -.o Into
tralnin to mr.t Ih -Ictor of lb Ko
bant tb rk praitloua. Thla mr.kr
t: B ta1 iwamur i. u -
Ih. irak.up of Ih card Bhould a
fittln aindup for tb lli
. . .a.. . r-t tin. at air tonilatt
of a r.turn mali-h bln -aia.ow
and K-t'B-T. a aH a Tramblta and
(.-b.n. -ahli- Aba t;ordnn IH try to
.. . . . .1 from
brat "KIJ !".
jljn irant-l-co, woo ia
l.tr.
ABERDEEN FANS ACTIVE
.no itkitaoit -rokkkj Mir larr
p-TT l"i -aoHTIIkkt-aT LK.kt.l'a
taaollaar I nlrd kt baa fcVawrball ap-at-ara
kk III Urala kk balbar ar a
l -ar Ikrbla and btart Aaaw.
Aiii:iui:r.v. wab. isp-
ctaLt A m.tin of tiraya Harbor
ttta!i fna lo d.l.rmlna wb.thar A b
rrd.aa will tamaln In tba Nortawa.t
LaaC4 darma II4 will ba k.ld bra
.oasa lima bator Tu.aUay klbl of faaat
a.
-r..t4'Bt X. B'rtraad. of th Ab
rd.q i.Mbalt AMoctattoa. Iblok.
Abaralaaa baa a oo4 rbanca to r.maia
ta It. laaatJ. and biaa taat lao
will tally to tta aappori of baa.ball
bar.
Tat ab.rla will ba tha la.t ba
fora IT.i4.Bt irtraad laa for ti.
atti on I.fmbar li lo all.nd a Nortb
..t tacud diractora' rnur.. al
wM.b liatraod probablr will tnab a
d.tiait atataraaBI a. lo wb.tbar Abar.
4aa n wi:i or will not r.maia la tb
."a. It 12 tana dld to r.maia
in tn. I.naua Imm.dnita action will b
tak.a lo rat. I wttb wblcb to pay
oft ta pr.Bt lad.btadBaaa of tSaclub.
i.i;kh ruw niti cami: hspav
Mablinz'a Train lo lr( a.hln;ton
Alblrtlo lab I lckrr.
Coarh Muktln I tnaklnc kt.bal
pr.pnrattoBa fr lb Columbia I'ark
ka.abtBton Atbl.tte t'lub football
cam. t th iBt.r t'iiy I'aotball l..au.
n I'Dl'imMa l ark Hudny aftaraoon.
Tba Columbia I'ark alaTan baa tba
rbamptonabip of lha rtrruil rlnrbod and
a bit crowd la p td lo bo on barad.
Two awltrb.a bac baan mad In lb.
r.i.i.1.1. I'.rk tm.uo kr Coab iub
lira tirK lb d'f.at of Oraaoo Clly
in I'ortUnd lt Kunday. Johnny Mur
pbv I. now playlnar risbt and and bla
brotbar. -Curl" Murpbjr. la abirtad to
rlabl guard. Tba. rbanrfaa war oa--Mrr
wb.n l.ynn Kulirr latl for Tha
(nll'a "ltti" Hiaalow. who waa
tab. a from Ih Columbia I'ark Junior,
and piarad on lb Brat I. am. la bow a
aura-anouck raaular.
AM:nox hom:x caitaix
L)k OIIrr llckrd lo Head Unroln
lUsh KejoaJ.
.taRlurn n - v...
and. in th l"ortlarad InlaracbolaaliO
liaru. wa aiari-q '". -
tl fo-tbail t.am of Wa.blnaltoa ll;a.h
y.at.rday. in i"- - "
urwnlmo.a, hi II t.ammata raallnj
th.ir ota tor aar-oi -
Ittb w.al alaawbarak aa a matter of
co'-ira.
. . i r I a...J lha 1 I n i-n 1 rt
1,7 n n w - " .
llian ifebool warrtora naal I'all aa a
ra.ult Of a maalina oa ana a ..
plik.r t'lH.r waa choaan all-atat
baKback on aary my thoiotTKai ...n
ai.rtad durlnar lb Itli aaaaon. Uolk
And.rava and .lir apl I ba arad
uatad nat Juna. but both haa aiarnl
Sad tbalr Intantlona of raturnina; for
anotb.r campatan on Iba gridiron.
alfWV I.OM-H DAMAGK bllT
I
jary la-IJm IVallpla jrr Pltla'l IX-.
aa-rae IVack Salary.
l:oja! N. -unky- baw loat bla
uil aaain.t lha Jt.n rraaclaco club of
taa laa-ifle Coajal Laaacua ya.larday
wb.n a jury In Jade Morrow a Court
davrkdad Ibal ba dial not mrt. any
back aalary or damaa ba-au of bia
au.paaaian on dapunktr - . 111. oa a
cr.ra of -Indiftaranl playlna
H-.mm aud for about IJ aalary.
wbarb ba aa:d wa dua on bla contract.
Cal Kwira. a-.l own.r. wa la rort
laad d-rrto tl. taa aaxond Jrlal of lha
aa. TM Hani, wara r.iratanlaj by
Jo.Ja-a kk. W. McCrdi. fraaidaat of
da lioaaara.
MICHIGAN AGGIES
SEEK DR. STEWART
Offer of $4500 a Year Made
Corvallis Man to Coach
Team He Defeated.
PLACE NOT TO BE TAKEN
Knnxir I Irani of IVtltlona lo lct
A not I ar r t'oarh for Orrjcon
Aelc, All Not laTorlna
Kcciiinx Ir. Mr wart.
raitfitrkv f.rttift-TfrtAt.C01XKGK.
i-r.iiia iw a aSnarlal.l Dr. E- J-
St. wart, coa.h of tha tron Acetr.
baa r-lad an offer of Ho a year
Ir. r J. Mawart. C aarb af tka
Orriaa Aaalaa. k no Itra-rlaad
Offer lo taark la tka tiaat.
to coaa'k tba MK'hlaan A KB lea Best
year. aacordlnaT to Iraformatlon rccaH-ed
h.ra tonl.bt from an aulhorltatlva
tourre.
Tha fact lhat Mr. Kteaart baa no
contract with the Curaallla arhool tor
- . . 1 . . i .4 b n m . .ti.
past year iraua niumiaa ---
danta of tha collr:a lo brliava that the
man whoa It-am waiiopca ma ..-.-vrrina
arhool ia to may arcrpt the
poaitlon whlrh will pay blm mora than
he now a rarclvina; aa coach here.
I'.umor aluo have baen heard that
there la a certain faction In the jvolle'e
hich la not - altoevthrr In favor of
retaining Coarb Mewart for anolhcr
year, anai mria . .
patltlona al.o ar In circulation "on
tha n ilct that may lead to aendlnn
out wire for another coach for the ll
football aca-recallon. No peiitlona baa
appeared openly on tha campus, how
e'er. Stewart made a nam forrhimaen
. . i. a.t. a..m V'h .1 thla xmmr
and d'taated th Mirhlaran Aaalaa ao
daa-l.IT.ly. but mnnr or in '"""
athlatea of lb coliea tailed to take
Int. re. t lr lha way lha Ala team
. . t.,.,,iM iheie .howtna
I ia 1 r j aaaion . . . ...... .
belnd cbaraed to alalrneaa. When a
tram ea ata!e tba coach alwaya la
crltlclaaat
Una petition. It la aald. already ha
appeared openly amonc member of
th oreaon Acrlcuitural Coiicira alucn
bl at Albany.
Mr. Mewarl. when aeen ion. am.
a . .... If n m th
-iea a . ' v.-
...... . ... ..J la I. tha onlr
MirRiiaq a ""i
ob I haa had. I do rot epect to
accept It. nowaer. ........
then waa conclude i r. ria.au
rllnira- to r!fr Ihe Information that
tb Oder wa for li:o.
. . . .. .kAiii .vanlr
1 T iiU'l.r. I a a . '
divided on rtBntna" Mr. litewart and
tonkin tor anotnar ro.rn.
Mr. Stewart admitted that ha had
not oean bho. " - '
tha board of aihl.tlc control doe not
meat till atter tn "i v a
Itkf UP in rwarnm. . ...
board con.i.ta ot two merabat of Ih
ludenl boaly. IWO memoer oa
faculty and on altimnua.
SALE oTltlDIANS LIKELY
tit i. norHi "tKM o-i:r
OK (l.lltlXtkD CLIH.
Ikn.kera t aaanaltte la t bars of
aa-aaern AaTalra Intlaaalea Teeaa
kt III Bo ald at OBri-o.
n.f:vr.aA:rr. o. Pec. . v tma-
tlv offer for tha purchaa cf tha Clove
land American l-au baaebatl team
baa been t.ndered Ih banker- torn
mitt.. In charita of ll.a financial af
fair of C W. Somer. preaent owner,
by ln V. Ilopklna. local capltallat.
Ilopkina. who la promotln the Cleve
land aubway and la cnairman of the
commute appointed by Mayor lUher
to look arter tha affalra of, the Cleve
land Amateur ItaB'ball Aaaoclatlon. de
clared tonieht thai tha preliminary
tap toward bla ainin control of the
Cleveland club have been taken. How
ever, before control paaaea to him aev
eral important detail mual be aettled.
Ilopklna Inaiata on aeveral radical
chance In the lerma of the aala aa pro
poned by tae banker." committee.
Ireldent rtyron Bancroft Johneon.
of tha Amerkran l-aeue; iomi ""'.
.n.. aii. hank.ri' rommlttea.
and Owner Soman held aeveral confer-
encea today ana tonin. nnu
. . .K.a aHa Ha.i for th aala of
limai'a I " - '
th club, either to Ilopklna or aomeone
will be ctoaeo caior
I.avea for Chlcaao tomorrow.
on of th hard knot hl-n the pro
partlv purchaaar and the banker'
commute will have lo unravel la tha
atatua of th Cleveland American Aa
ocia'.lon club, alao owned by eomera.
It baa been declared for aom tlm that
tha American A.aoclatlon team will b
. .... . - nr.i.n .kata It orlfflnallv
aniliao aw w uw - -
waa located, but whether It will be aold
to Toledo capuaiiaia or - o-1 on
leacue will operate th club la not
known. Juat what will bo dona ra-
ardln the plnyere on the American
Aorlatlon team who are tha property
of tha Cleveland American team la a
prooteata jw ..-.-...
-The banker' commltle will have
to wieatle w un tne American
.. . ..-kl.m a . . 1 .1 alAfnara la.
lion wain a- " - m
Biaht- He. aa well aa John.on and
ritaala. declined to dlacuaa either the
American Uaiu or American A obla
tion CIUD .liuauuna.
wiiaa dall-aia atH'Hia eraentlat. b.e.
an.aar.d .a Inirfital t-rnpef .1 ur f pin.
BaMi -a ia Vafnt.r an4 ba. rutid It ta I.
a.a.rl d.r-.a auwa tbal af lb aurrsuad
icf air.
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I a a , J I
t; i'
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l.y-r : ' j
ILum y
th auaplcea of the Multnomah Anglers'
Club al the Jenne Station grounds.
Tha convention will be brounht to
order In tha Commercial Club bulldin
on Monday mornln. December 20. but
lha delegate are expected to arrive
from all parts of Orecon In time to take
In the two tournament at tha Por;
land Gun Club it round.
HCXTING SPOILED NEAR BEACH
IIIj-li Walrra Cover I'cvUinj- Grounda
and Dacka Quit Lake.
BAT CITY. Or.. Dec . Huntlnn.
which until the laat two weeka bad
been fine on aeveral small fresh-water
lakea alone; Garibaldi Beach, haa been
ruined by Ihe continued ralna of the
pant month, which have raiaed the
water In the lakes so that the feed Ins:
haa been covered, and the ducks, which
were lo be had In large numbers a lew
week ao. have disappeared.
Puck of all klnd. ceeae and brant
are plentiful on Tillamook Kay. but
win to the opetinrsa or tne water
they are hard to bus;. But few large
killing have been reported this sea
eon. Th mud flats at feeding tlmea
are covered witn water lovm
Trout flahlng has aluo suffered by
reaaon of the unuaual freaheta. The
water In all of the rivers entering
Into Ihe bay are so high that fishing
Is out Of the question.
BROTHERS 31 AY JOIV LEAGITE
llu.inr- Collrce Wants to Take Part
In IntrrwciiolaMlc I'lay.
Formal application to membership In
tha Portland Inleracholaatlc League
111 be made by the Christian Brothers
llualnrna College at the next meeting
of the board ot directors of tha league.
Tha bualneas colleae had one of the
strongest Independent basketball teams
In Portland last Mason and now u is
trviner to compete In regular league
contest with the high achools of the
CUT.
The Benson Tech will make applica
tion to get In the league for basketball,
track and baseball, according to pres
ent plana of Ih student body. Tb In-
titutlon had a baseball team in tne
field laat year and managed to give a
good account of Itself, although not In
the running for the championship.
J. A. ADDLEMAN LEAVES
ATHLETICS PROMOTER TO LOCATE
AT SAX FRAVaCISCO.
Exponent of Aaaatenr Kport Glvea l
omre la Gaa Clok and Aannnncea
Retire earat.
Joseph A. Addlcmara. who for the last
several years has been Instrumental In
organizing athletic leagues amonff the
younger generation while with Archer
aV Wiggins, has announced his retire
ment In Portland. "Joe," aa he Is more
familiarly known, has been the North
west representative of Wright ac Dltson
every si rare he aold his Interest In
Archer & Wiggins several months ago.
He has been promoted to manage the
Parlllc Coast division of Wright &
Ditson with headquarters In San Fran
cisco. Ilia territory extends as far east
as Sale Ijkke and lo the Canadian bor
der on the north. H haa IS persons
under him. Including William Johnston,
rhamplon tennla player In the United
Mime. Johnston haa worked for the
concern for a number of years selling
.porting goods In a.l parts ot Cali
fornia. Mr. Addleman always haa been a
staunch admirer of clean athletics, and
amateur leagues of all kinds have been
started through bis energetic work.
Hn haa been active In all forma or atn
letlrs. and for several yeara he has
been tha secretary-treasurer of the
I'orttand Gun Club. He turned the
laooka over to Dick Carlon. and. from
all accounts. Carlon will ba the new
aerretary-treaaurer of tha Portland Gun
Club from now on.
J. M. Kord will succeed "Joe as
Northwest representative of Wright &
Dltson. with headquarters In Portland.
TOOMEY'S FIVE VIGTOBS
CM R B tkKKTB tl.L C H iMPIO-iJUHP
M-.RIr". V TIED.
Kdwarda' Teaaa Beaten SI lo In ee-
nd t-anae. He-aey la "tar.
Making II Plnla.
t Tnam, avene.1 un matters In
lha race for the IMS basketball cham
plonahlp of lha Multnomah Amateur
Athletic Club last night In tha club
gymnasium by administering a ll-to-
. . a, raniain lvranra Edwards
and his delegation. At no time did the
Kdwards contingent nave acnancowuu
the fighting Irishmen.
I oomey luai aw... -
hou-a league In four yeara when Ed-
warda beat mm laat cunuai mumina.
The deciding conteat of the year will
be played In the Winged "M" gymna
aluin neat (Sunday morning, according
to Harry Fischer, chairman ot the
basketball committee and referee of all
the games ot lha house league.
rtewey was easily me siar i aim eve
ning. He made all but 10 of the win--.
......iiiAii'a rjolnt. Cantaln Kd
wards featured for his side at guard
- . . V ,.1. a. . n.1 I... n a.. ...... I .
and even wiaia a. ....... . k .. ...
five points.
Following are the lineups of last
night's contest: ,
.... i 1. n
Tmey i.ai.
Ilrxnion 4 I Hi Dransa
u..i.fa ID t - hpamer
I.r.rT (III -" V.r",!i"
jami.n ...............
Toomay 17 " waami
liet.rea, Harry ri-ber.
V. C. 31. A. Crusader Win.
The Y. M. C. A. Crusaders defeated
the bu Francla Juniors basketball team
II to In the Y. M. C. A. gymnasium
yesterday afternoon. Abstock and Cat
tygun were the big stars for the
Junior. Tha teamwork of the winners
brought the Tlctory. Following are the
lineups:
Crusader till Juniors 9
i,, .-. f Vlrser
r r k i I ! . : : : : : . . t u n
H,nn.i ( l) Alialork
ttenn-tl til
.. llaM
Wabb.r
..a th.
WcUli Hoxca Rfntir ralmer.
MKMrillS. Tenn.. Dec . Freddie
Welsh. lightweight champion, and
Kenny Palmer of Tucson. Aria., fought
....Lrniind no-declslon bout here
tonight. Both boxed cleverly, and at no
time did either appear in serious au.i
culty. Palmer forced the fighting In
several rounds
Anderson Defeat 3IoCtie.
KENOSHA. Wis.. Dec . Freddie
Anderson, of Milwaukee, defeated Matty
McCue. of llaclne. In a 10-round con
test here, according to the opinion of
newspapermen. They fought at 133
pounds.
An.nrr lo Query.
qWII1 you kindly Inform ma the
date of the Jeffries-Johnson fight and
the round It nnl.hed inT
JACK O BHIKN, Ontario, Or.
A July i. I10. Jeffrie wa knocked
out In lb lilh round.
12 Great
That Will
Bring You
Here Today
or Saturday
$12.50 Men's Silk Velvet
House Coats, in olive, blue
and brown; special today
and Saturday only
$7.50
$15.00 Men's Lounging: Robes
in Brown, tan mix- ffQ Art
tures, today and Sat. Pa7.VU
$3 Men's Fine Silk Um
brellas, today (- r
and Saturday. aJaUD
$3 Men's Soisette Paja
mas, spec'l to-(to -j s-i
day and Sat. ). ID
50c Scarf Pins will sell
today and Sat-OCr
urday only at. . M3-
GIRL FINDS FATHER
Ellen Lysle, 15, Lonely,-Gets
Message to Come Home.
DENVER QUERY EFFECTIVE
Child Will Go to Parent Whom She
Cannot Remember Life Has
Been Shift From One
I'umlly to Another.
i-,t x vear old. received a
telegram from Denver yesterday Invit
ing her to rejoin her father and the
brothera and sisters she left before she
was old enough to remember. The dla-
. i n aa.nmk.a to a telegram the
girl sent some time ago asking the Den
ver pollca to locate ner ri..i.-j-
saae read. It was lsnd by ' Henry
l.ysle. your ratner. i- " -
.' j ..i. 1M KnlretV is InVeStl-
LS o y a ana vm . ' -
anting the authenticity of the telegram.
. a. k. t All Haft tit TTl V
There ixn i mut;n v - -
life." the girl said last night. Ever
since 1 can remember I have been sent
first to one family and then another
There were tear m v .
iuci. ,.h the Dathetlc
ner VOlco aa an
an,.rtement. a.er Joneline, piteous
longing for tne ni"m i a.
. a... i..ir nf home In
aha was oorn -
the real meaning of the word all were
pUrcd in the nu.eU matter-of-fac
chatr and continued with a little break
in her Tolce: ,
-My mother died when I waa born.
Mr father either could not or did not
' . . Cn Vl a. 0-n Vakj lTla tO
wlKtl to Kern itiv. " . .
-ra?F F Noble, on condition that she
raise me as a naugnier nn
trua parentage when I was 7 jears
Mrs. Noble told me who I was as
she had promised. Then we came to
?iregon. I was 7 then. We moved to
Kosfburr. and then to Salem I went
to school In both cities. Then Mrs
Noble got too poor to keep me. I went
to another woman In Salem.
The girl told how a scandal arose
1 ......Li foster-mother.
concerning mi ------
and how she was taken Into th. care
or the Boy's and uiris aiu wunj.
ElleX . -wt child, with red. whole-
Home cheeks and merry """ ""V",
. , . , t,ar n rl v knowledge 01
life' realities have given her a wis
dom beyond her years. She speaks
with the dignity of a grown woman.
"Then I was sent to nnomca
'n Linn County. Then , here
The enna is ni. a-"-"-'- "'" , . "
at SSs Duncklcy avenue. She has been
with them six months.
-I wrote to me iveu..-r ,im"
. .. . i 1 1 . . 1 . trlrt rnntlniied.
eral times. mr ...... r. - -
"I did not really expect an answer
. . ....... T vnitM liiTA
this time, out oi
to see my people. I think anybody
would." ,
Little Miss Lysle says she has made
no plans concerning the future. Her
future course, she says, will depend
largely on the result of Mr. Arne s in
vestigation and her father's attitude
toward ner.
Amateur Athletic
TWO baaketball gamea will he piayea in
the hrl.Usn Brothers Bu.lnesa College
vmnaslum tomorrow night, when the
collea. tlr.t team meets the Berean Club
representatives of Vancouver. Waah.. and
rK . .-..1,1.. . Vortland team vet to
tna aiuii... . - . ,.: . .
be aelax-ted. The flrat game will tart at
7 o'clock: tomoua(
Th Waando'.te quintet won an exciting
match from the Meier Frank Junlora 12
To 11? on the Y. M. C. A. floor Wedneaday
a'temoon. Welnert and Wright were the
bright llghta for tha wlnnera. while Secord
nd Cain .cored the moat polnla for the
Junlora. Tha Y. M. c. A. Crusader .and
tha Y Sat- C. A. Acorna battle on tha Y. M.
C A. 'floor tomorrow afternoon.
Vera Wlndnagle. th former Washington
HI
Igh School anu i ni.rri-nj v.
nili.r. now oi v.'ii
ninth In th recent annual cr.B-country run
of th Intercoll. glat. association. The I nl
vemliy of Main sprung a surprise by wln
nlnar the ev.nt with lha famous Cornell Uni-
. n.. ...I Tli. I'urtl.iid
varsity sajuaa rn"a ....... . - -
jboy waa tb third member of bis Uauia t
ChristmasSpecials
$7.50 Accordion Silk Knit
Mufflers, spe-Ayi r
cialat...' $4.10
$8.50 Cane and Umbrella
Sets, today and rfr or
Saturday at. . . J)D00
$5 Tie Racks, with fine
leather backs, fto -C
today and Sat.p). 10
$2.00 Scarf Pin and Cuff Link Sets, for to
day and Saturday at only
GUS KUHX, President
Successors to
Steinbach & Co.
finish. There were more than 65 runners
entered.
...
"It was a poor game. The Oregon Aggies
hsd no class whatsoever, and Syracuse did
not have much over them at that and Wash
ington could have beaten the Easterners by
at least three touchdowns. The Oregon team
came on the field llko a bunch of sick cats,
as it It was all they could do to move. When
they tackled a man, they threw their arms
around his neck as if for support and it
took four or five of them to down a single
runner. Neither side had a man who could
punt more than 20 yards and when O. A. c
did punt that far Syracuse ran it back five
yards right through the whole Oregon team.
Hurh are a few statements attributed to
"Hap" Miller, the all-Xorttaw est backfield
of the University of Washington, who attend,
ed the recent mauling handed the Oregon
Agricultural College football team by Sra
cuse University on Multnomah Field.
...
The Shaver grammar school quintet had
little trouble in registering a 3S-to- vic
tory over the Stevens grammar school bas
ketball players. "Mac" Maurice, of the Jef
ferson High, was referee, while Jake Kau
was umpire.
...
The HoIIaday ilidgets football team is
claiming the 105-pound championship of
Portland and the Goldenrod Midgets are
claiming the 105-pound basketball title of
Portland. Kor games with either squad call
Manager Frank Vaughn, at East 5DT3.
...
All Intcrscholastle League basketball
squads are fast getting Into action for tne
1U15-1M season, which starts soon. Daily
workouts are Doing held and next week prac
tice contests will be scheduled.
LUMBER MEN OPTIMISTIC
Baker Meeting Reports Increase in
Demand ror JIaterlal.
BAKER, Or., Dec. 9. (Special.) A
general strengthening in the lumber
market, with an increase over the two
years previous, was reported at a meet
ing today of the Eastern Oregon Lum
ber Producers' Association. There was
a general feeling of optimism and this
was Intensified during the discussion
of the ruling of the Interstate Com
merce Commission opening the Chey
enne gateway to the Chicago, Burling
ton fc Quincy market, which is expected
to have a good effect here.
Those attending the meeting were:
O'orge Stoddard, of the Grand Ronde
tamter Company. Perry; V. Palmer, of the
Q-org palmer Lumber Company. La
Orande; J. H. Minnaugh. of the Nlbley
Mlnr.augh Lumber company. Wallowa:
Joseph StoJdard. of the Stoddard Uimnrt
Company. L-akr; A. S. fchockley. of the
6hockley-M' Murren Company. Baker: E. L
Kennon, of the Baker White Pine Lumber
Company. Baker; K. E. Irwin, of the Boise
Payette Lumber Company. Boise; It. S.
Ecclea. of the W. H. Eccles Lumber Com
pany. Baker; H. II. I-amplng. of the George
Palmer Lumber Company. La Grande, and
I B. Stoddard, of the Grand I'.onde Lumber
Company. Perry.
a
Civil Service Will Examine.
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an open competitive
examination for marine engine and
boiler draftsman for men only, on
January 6-6. 1916. for positions in the
industrial department of the United
States Navy-Yard. Portsmouth, N. H.,
and at Norfolk, Va., at 13.52 to $3.52
per diem. For further information and
application blanks apply to M. K. Wig
ton, local secretary, Postoffice building,
Portland, Or.
$1.75 Thermos Bottles Are Now $1
AH $1.00 Flashlights are now 75c; regular $3.00 Agate
trimmed Fly Rods are $3.25; all $1.00 Pocket Knives are 80c.
With prices like these all over our store, it's no wonder our
removal sale is a big success.
Here are a few more: Tool Grinders, regular $2.00 sizes,
now $1.50; Steel Pruning Shears, 50c pattern, now 30c; 10-inch
Stillson Pipe Wrenches, usually 90c, now 65c; House Axes, long
or short handles, regular $1.00 values, at 75c; Keen Kutter
Hand Saws, always $2.00, now $1.60.
In the cutlery section you'll find $5.00 Stag-handle Carving
Sets at $3.65 and $3.50 sets at $2.70; Keen Kutter Shears, regu
lar dollar size, at 80c; Twenty patterns of regular 50c Jack
Knives at 40c.
Nearly everything in sporting goods deeply cut, for instance:
Nickel-plated Clamp Ice Skates, regular $1.25, now 90c; $3.00
Skating Shoes for $2.75; Punching Bags, regular $3.00, pear
shape style, for $2.25; Dollar Footballs for 85c; ball-bearing;
Roller Skates, usually $1.75, now $1.25; Duxback Coats, always
$6.00 now $5.00.
"Just a glance at our windows might save you a dollar."
Backus gtOOorris
223Mor.nisonStneet. Bet.lst & 2nd Sts
$7.00 Leather Traveling
Sets, today and t a
Saturday at. . . tp'i.UU
$3 Men's Fine Silk Shirts,
for today andrt- if
Saturday at. . . tpu 1 D
50c Cuff Buttons in many
designs, today and Of
Saturday at only. .LidC
- QC
VDC
Morrison
At Fourth
ICE BARS FIRE TRUCKS
ANCHORAGE WITHOUT PROTECTION
AS FREIGHTER FEARS FLOES.
Mall Contractor and Conimisialon Are
Attempting; to Keep Snow Off of
Trails tu Camp.
SEWARD. Alaska, Dec. 9. Although
Harbormaster Locke and others sent
from Anchorage by Lieutenant Fred
erick Mears, of the Alaska Engineering
Commission, to investigate ice condi
tions at Goose Bay, across Cook Inlet
from Anchorage, reported that the ice
there was not as thick as at Anchorage,
the Alaska Steamship Company refused
to send the big freighter Seward there
to unload.
Steamship officials said that the ice
field below Anchorage, where the floes
from Knik arm and Turnagain arm
meet, would endanger the safety of the
vessel.
The Seward is discharging her entire
cargo of railroad material and supplies
for the Government construction camp
at Anchorage here. As a result An
charage will be virtually without fire
protection this Winter, the Seward's
cargo including complete equipment
for the Anchorage fire department from
a fire bell to a chemical engine. Sev
eral hundred feet of fire hose may bo
sent in by dogsleds, but the heavier
apparatus cannot be moved until next
Spring.
The Alaska road commission is pre
paring to keep the Seward-Anchorage
trail passable all Winter. One section
of the trail near Glacier Creek is so ob
structed by snow-slides and ice that an
entire day is required tor the mail
teams to travel 12 miles.
Colonel Revell. the mail contractor,
has five horses with drags at work
keeping the trail open across Indian
Creek summit. There are 20 inches of
snow at Anchorage.
ZOO HAS BOA CONSTRICTOR
RciUIo With Reputation for lame
ness Is Given to City.
Washington Park Zoo now has a boa
constrictor in its collection of snakes.
Jay A. Mathews yesterday turned the
latest contribution of the Jungle over
to Park Superintendent Convill and It
will be put in the zoo today.
It is said to be a genuine boa con
strictor and lias a reputation for tame
ness. Mrs. Minnie Yates Dead.
Mrs. Minnie Yates, wife of Arthur
W Yates a real estate dealer, died at
her home'. 219 Fourth street, of tuber
culosis The body will be specially em
balmed and will be kept in Portland
for a year before it is sent East for
burial. The body of Mrs. Yates is at
the undertaking establishment ot
Miller & Tracey. on Ella street. No ar
rangements have been made for the.
funeral.