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14 TIT17 HORXTXC OTIEOOXIA:. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1913. UNGLE SAMS EXPECT TO 11 AT SEATTLE Portland Hockey Team Win Clash With Metropolitans in North Tonight. CAPTAIN OF THE SEATTLE METROPOLITANS. WHO BATTLE THE nmiLASU IMU SA.M AT SEATTLE TONIGHT. COAST VICTORS TO GO EAST rrftc- Awlallm CKaanptoo. Will Hp tlixtbae to ( omprtf for Mas pry Cap Ottawa Clan Prac Urn With) DlffiewUi. ravin. an. -our. : lat lO a .end Paoekov aaaooaoejt w. i.. r.. r- j e t" ........ J t ........ I ." I - .. "t tn a f as mint ri up bl right ta Iaa4 the I'eciac Hockey A a-T-i.ctoa. en 4 t kav a 61 ouna that H wool b I'crturl" said Manner :. II. .. of th. rrt innd t n-i ram., teat nxtl. nnd h mm galling r.alr ta tit sn)'ia4 lo K.attla. wfc.r. It will oppoa. It. Metropolitans incitai "At (mmii w . ara going . a4 I don t tblrva lhat ar snoneia- r eir h.ada." .ith.r." Tha party of riao Ka hochylts a -vt Vaa-.r m wttl t rly irti innrsiii lor tt. j I If. and th r.r.'ira wtll be mad tmmliili after Iho rnilMt l"ate M'lldoon. - manes'. r at tha fn.l. "am, now la Imii aft.r th. jwattlo and of Ih Sin.. nd ba pmm!.. to gi hi. "old lo..' KmoiSmf to lata, about aft.r tk can tnnia-rit. I'W marTOar. of t& Jtaoltlo sape.t er. Irani Iho Toronto rluft of Ih. Na tmnjl l m't A ....-1 i.i a. and a. a r.-ilt cf lhi the tloatere.r had to a a ban. I for 1 .1 Dtl-14 sa.ana bocaa. or t r Urt of U9: sub. mm. a Thie malt, but 8a asTa-res-.ttoB Irk tha .N.tioaval t rtu I to .tart th cars ( thi. . hon,l4 Portland or S-.tr I. aia th. rh.mptonahip) of Iko rtitc loaat lio-nar Aao-totien thi. seeaon, th aiarnR r.nbiiutiori wilt to ililbl t' cornpat fur tna famous lnl.y ftp. Tfcio mt a a a. d.t-i.-4 by Hilly infin, of Ottawa, who i tna truote. for too .tntr cup. The tarJ cap I nni m"i-mEi.- of Ciu4it. B.eorm l in k-o tort.T rkampa.bp l. rM, at4 Mr. Fora ia a ro-.fit la.r.l.w. "k.ao. If 'art aa4 or jWaltl. wr to r.rrr rf trio pr.mt.r hoojnr of in. fvil.' rt rlrnni. and carry oit t ft B.!jal r.Biat wila rarfara l- ta. roi-ocaitior. of rui. and Ik pro. a i-tioa of a bo" l for It. Kfb.ptnc. Ift.r out bo allo.l ia r.laia tk. l'opn for tka ca.tamary l.octfc at .n-otsvar. R C.. mow ba Iko ffeaat.T . p. katn It from ot.o u.t 5pf tm PrteJk Cot'irabta la Ihr. .cri.rtl s.m.A Tko axroaoat Ikal I . arortit ckmp!onki9 .( bo pi.r.4 kr.f to) oao piaco a.4 Ik. a tk. om.r It ia aaar in. i tura la :'mi tNa b't ri.i, I a atl prok i'!ity Irto I'aftrl; 1'o.ti ajtoortatloa i M..t r.pr.o.ma'1'.a bark la. t4 af 4'fa'ilMn tko rltnlal cup. a a a To ot t.-a llork.r Cl'ik af Ih. Arual ll...T o-tAt ioo i. ba. n a k.r'f 1 1 mo Iryiiko; to prattr Tria siioo'l aiorkauta aro oa artillriol I'.. krj th. o.atk.r ha. ba o tttM ai Otta Ikal ao 1-. kaa form. 4 aa4 tha aibt.i.a ba b..a, pa.n th.tr I mo d'ln ra4 vark. If k 4o aol roro oa iko aaf lioa t sotac to l n(r.o: far pr .:! . ... Tno .v.r.popoior fra lAoolinf iibm a. fun4 aa .rh4io,t amon ko.'k.r af iko mux cnatincet. in.4 fci wffc trio aiatt.r ia Ut w..a. 4 la u nr.t aii.mpi al irnunx klu.rock bo krok. oat of i .N.o bo to loin to b. bis ptor.r oil la tk. trap, err .kort ko .ajra ... "pracia rt(hnr, lha Kanlr.al Wan 4-rrV rral a!lroua4 .uiir wii caotair. iko l-rn 4urtac Iba Utl-U r j, i L BALL ISSUES ABE BIG mm experirnce Is rtlll lha frratt coach. m alL hammer a bale of dome, at times. but the Kama Itself can always ham mer more. Northwestern Chiefs Meet in Seattle Tomorrow. Noi aJI ' t LEAGUE SIZE TO BE FIXED Mazlssa af tk ltb Bale. He that bltteth with a clear eve ami a steady hand, bilteth with a club of finest steel. A putt that stops two Inches snort may add 200 yards to the length of the bole. , Fata ia the bunker that catches our hots, but nerve U the niblick that Keta us clear jraln. . a a Aay 1'ural R. L. F. deslres'to know how the All- Time All-America eleven would line up. Wo don't know, but we'd be will ing enough to let any outfit shoot araJnat this picked army Centre, ftcholx. Michigan: guards, Heffelfinser. Yale; Hare. Pennsylvania: tackles, lio ran. Yale; Curtis, Michigan; ends. Hlnkey and Shevlin or KJlpatrlck. Yale; quarterback. Eckersall. Chicago; half back. Mahan. Harvard; Thorpe, Car 1 1 i . ...in...!. i Northwestern la:ua baseball chiefs FVom ,.- ,., T... flv m.B. will bava many Important matters tol Heffrlfinger. Hogan. the two" ends, and Ted coy. You can judge from this how great Yale's football descent baa been. AdmUlwn of Butt''. Mlsaonia or Jlrlrna Will He Determined, as Well aa firm of Aberdeen for fine More) Chance. settle when tney meet tomorrow in battle aa well aa many questions to anawer and tansies 10 straighten out twfor. that circuit can hope to embark on a peaceful cruise through the 11 aeanon. Here Is a sample of the questions that must be answered: Will the leagu. be composed of four rlubs or six? Will Butte. Missoula or Helena receive a berth? HI Aber- "Cnder every deep." wrote Mr. Em erson. a lower deep opens, vi hich Is no sort of news to break to Messrs. C Mack and J. J. McGraw. ... Wi still maintain that the public Isn't one-tenth aa Interested In some drr-n's claims for a berth receive con- magnate spending 1Z.000.000 to launch srderallon? Tacoma seems to favor I a now c.uo as 11 is in larrj w.t u- givina: Aberdeen another trlaL "" r Walter Johnson allowing Will President Wlewett be conunueo - n otllceT l'resident arr. 01 in. 1 Indiana, will favor the candldacr of Frank J. Dorsey. of Spokane, while I It was the fine spirit and money 01 he Vancouver and Tacoma moguls are I Charley eomers that made the AmeM- ald to be strong for Blewetl. Dug- can League and keen baseball compe- d.le has refused 10 commit himself. I tltlon possible. And now isomers win Mondav baseball be drooned and I drifting toward the breakers. All tn h. nlarer limit slashed to 11 men? I uncertainly of baseball lsn t banked This Is advocated by Bob Brown, of upon the playing field. Vancouver. SANTA CLAUS Knows Where to Go to Get Good CLOTHES For .the Man and Young Man SUITS AND OVERCOATS "Yes. I mm dlscardlnc m v fur coat for an 'Hand stylish garment. Don't A T t- w mm ned uch heavy clothes in Portland. At a .TriCe 111 KeaCIl 01 All city to make the change, it being- a one-price tore." Blue Serge a Specialty ANY GARMENT NOT AS REPRESENTED CAN BE RETURNED AND MONEY REFUNDED ThZtfTy i l7 A Suiti SoIdr Is( Adver- WALKJiBLQ CK OF? foment Jmtim$tO BOUT TO BE TONIGHT Will some strict clause be Inserted In the league rulra that will prevent he tranaferlrig of scheduled games In mldaonann? Karr In for this move and nta It to be definite and final de- plte any protests the other clubs may make when the move comes up. Will the league ask a special salary eoncesalon or will It be content to adopt the 1100 limit set for B leagues? It will readily be seen that the magnates will not have a great deal of time for cork-popping If they In tend to cltan up the league business In time to atart the ball In the Spring. Ranking the football teams or the quite a bit nke stating offhand that Miebus and Sommers Will Mix me moon is composed exclusively m i ro.F,autr-fNt0hatnveu.n fop Light-Heavy Honors. For All-Amerlcan Drawback W. J. Bryan (all further nominations closed). JOIIXSOX PLANS WAR AGAIX COAST TITLE IS AT STAKE CHAMPIONS TO PLAY Boston to Meet Brooklyn Series of 3 Games. in NATIONALS CONFER TODAY AssssarrnrRl Had ia New ork Thai t'Karleo llrr Will Remain a. Manager of Clociaaall. America a. Mrrt Tomorrow. fc. shirt.! from moooriahi i. mat aiak.np mn look .a a bua oopoovot. '. aais r-.t..ra .,. .a m, bunch of laa-broavd mCuna! 1rf:ie M.na. fnrm.r Tine Prav., mm oaaa olia th. Cklrac rla. b.a BO Irou b i. la k. tlfi la M.ftlila. f up knrln, ball. n 4n. ib. winter moatba. M.na I the tmoky village outfit balked. Practice of Baseball Players Appear. ' Ins as Writers to Be Discussed. CHICAGO. Dec. 13. B. B. Johnson. Pitcher Jacobs, the right-hander last president of the American League, at season with the Albany club In the the annual meeting or me magnates New York .State League, will not be-1 here tomorrow will have another try come a Beaver. I at stopping the practice of baseball The Pittsburg Pirates threw some-1 players appearing as newspaper writ- thing Into the working order of the I era. Also, he said, the magnates prob marhlnery that set a snag. When the ably will take up the matter of "barn- I'hllllea called for waivers on Jacobs. I storming" with the Idea or a iscou rag- O'Brien and Clark Will Battle for Lightweight Honors on Same Bill at Rose City Athletic Club. Other Matches Arranged. Vlba Mll'katl. who play! goal a..p.r for Iko I ae!e "am. lav! y.ar. ha. ka.a torr.4 front pUrlnf with Ih. o, 4i.ro at wtanlp.a' IMa y.ar h Iko s-l a( I., cornpolina for Iko All. up. i:rr.ict. .ra cnad. lo ebtala p.rmit la allow klm lo plaV amoraat tia amal.uro. tot lha enVtaie af Ih. I ana4iar Aaialaur llock.y Aaaociattaa at. re Bo I la faor af tko roqaaat. ... Tko tata.t 'a(!oeal lto-ky Aela (( laao.otkja lo alio a fr.a skol oa seal wkare a foul I. c.mmillaj lo er- vaaa a goai baiag smr.4. will be watt-had wtta Int.ra.L I'lar-ro alaavs kaa coa.i4ar4 It aao4 pottry to 4o aavthiBg short of murdr ta slop th. nor. bo look .4 loo daac.raua. If ib. aaw rule 're that sort at tfcina- th. atlaaai liork.r Aaaorlatloa anil taaot ka.a doeo s.tm.thiBa' lo Ju.tlfy It. t t ac acrorttlog ta Ike aorth.ra a,:rlbaa ... AaoistarU Mmr-f J Coorg. K.ll.r. af the t'ortlaad Hippodromo. has snado arraacmaal. la bar. Ik. results or tko aettlo-rDrt!aa4 arad Vk-lorla- YaarauMf Sam-. Inalcht aaaoaar.il 4 i.'tsaT tka r.cular I' saatlae poriod. Ta gamaa win start at 1 ecluvk. ... Ponowing ara thoao who make Ih. trip aortt M.riacr . Oapiaia Oatmara, 1 1 a rr i a. trvin.. J.tan. Tobtra t bai.a. f'urxl.rdiia. ftarbaur and Mur ray. "O.or.." tka pie- thai . artlnc a. ajfcot for ike L'b-. Soma, will gax loo. ci-TiK.xti: rfith nmi:n ft Valalrt. la - P-altle Royal tialah tilth I l-lo-ll Score. rtTaKAXtr. rr. D-r. 11 rial To Ctatxkanie Huh 1.-hoo boaia.lboll taaaa oeon.4 It. IIII-I4 oaaana kr ln. iko ttalnlar II h .ilnt.l. tl. local, wtnnln. II lo II Tia arniKii poiat o.r. maja la tka !. anlnat. of plav by II Vaa. of t'latak.aia. Tko central wa. tko bt ...r ptav.4 oa Iho local fear, arrord- ln r tkao Ha aritnaaaa.l Ike bait!. Captair. liilartroa aa4 It. Vaa starr.4 far iMjt.m.ka. m:. rur.r aa4 Joka ar. f.tiar.4 for th. vliera. ri:i ara lha lia.apa: Kat-liaa 1 1 J . CTataa.n,. III! ? .ai. t....... f ! t.a-w. -. .... ...... v i lr.Na N:t- TOrtK. Toe. 1 Major and minor laacuo baaaball rlubs w.ra well rpfao.nt4 at lre or feor of tko tp- Icaa hot... lo4ay. tf.Be and rumors of aVals for Bait y.ar oiaylag puo ware h.ard en a: I .14... but oeir too d'dnit. stale an. nta r ma4o. b. ait that Chart. H'rrox a CI ranialo a. K.u.r of Iho I'lfii-lan.ll Th. otkar aa. lo tk :f.-t lhat Prroi 4.RI Jooapai J. Latarrta and Charl.a II. Cbb.ta h4 arranc4 for a rta of lir.e caanoa to ko pL?a4 ta Uroohlya l.a the liooioia aror!4's cbamfion. aa4 Wilbur llebtnaoa laara at tibbats l i-14 oa Apnl . I ea4 T..I4nl i:4afd ci. Carre called Ik. anaual malting of Ih. Ini.raadonal Ua i to ord.r lal loslay and. afirr a lorougrt MKioa. bo announced thai Ike snttoaT ba4 a4Jour4 to m..t b.r aaaia oa Jaauary I'. Kr.rr club la tko loagu aaa rpr.rntd and the eas.tna a aa for tb. gr.ator part d. vol.4 fa arranging for n.tt year's cir cuit. Alla lmitrt and Jark Dunn, of Iho I'.iihmool. Vav. club. dnic4 h lag aay inl.ntton of shifting lb.tr f r.rarkiaa. Jut after the soaaioq was ronclud.d Praaid.nl Harrow said: "The latoraattoaal Loagua has wrath-' .rani ov.ry slortn oaf.ly and today II 11 r"'"r ' "'!, . InairTirtor la aibl.tlca at lb. aprlniti.io, Ha. T. kl. C. A. . o o It t batBc ramorod that Chtaf M.y.rs. Ih. X.w Tark rairh.r. mar a, a .htft of aro. rT aat a..ao. It won't b. a long Jump. (i.nf. acrorui.s to tom. Humor. Jut a boo aria. ib. Kaat Hlr lo lb. Brooklyn loJars. o o o r.s a pli-.ki. ortui thai a. a orr lnoa.4 br tho crltti. tn m.ktn up th. All n.r :.t..- It . Iluilr no Cir.af. of Alabama. II bibo oar. II sn.ta fmra tb. ( u. t:acamni blrk. d urine tho paal aann. tta a.tdiatnarad ail of the at.rj la uo d.;.niui"t of ib. sridiroa posiima. A am4ir.t. baa baoo formad la tn dtanapoll In 4, to pramot. Indoor tt.iM o a hirk-rtaa. ta.la. aa .f- t-r otli ba M..I. o ..t.riil.k Ih. aport t&.r. tt-t a..rr. . baa b..n don. In I'nrtl.nd. nar l-ronaa. 11. il.n.a baaing pro ot'r. 1. tma r-f I i. Intarwatad In tb. i.'.t-i v..imaa. until roc.rtt'T m.na.-r .r ia-tra bou.ro o.rd.a. . It oa -tt I tn.t tha jinar "u. anane fa t ur r ba. ttr-d a b.inc Tanar end Joba no ta n-m. .ainl Jim flllmar. and irmot it . l.it.. trip an in. "pane, ship .'.J d" t pi-m mil .Md lnt.rn.4 r-a.rvl.ft. th. r.Virt. Ih. nr.. m a . aai4 M oaa all ball and Ibat tfc.j bad nr r-ard mm ll.nr. Tka Cia'ta.oca utha-a lacua rtub I porraa..! -l.ttf- llwbart. pitcbar. result. Jacobs wilt don a Pirate suit In the Spring and hie to the Pprlng training camp of the team made famous by Hans Wagner. The Iwlrler was obtained from Albany by the Philadelphia Nationals and had been promlred to the Mc Crrdles along with Catcher Fish as payment for Dave Bancroft, replacing I atage of Herd and Murphy, who failed to stick I reached. with the Mackmen last arason. With the sad news came some of the opposite brand, however. Catcher Fish haa attached hia John Henry to a Braver contract and will be on the Job. No other player acceptable to the McCredles has been offered to replace, Jacobs. A young tnfleldr. It art In. has been .mentioned several times, but the firm of McCredle and McCredle do not seem to warm up to him. A a a I Ing the practice. "In addition we wtll try to straighten out the Cleveland muddle." added Mr. Johnson. "But that will take time. There ia nothing sensational In sight." Jacob Ruppert, of the New York team, said that he waa negotiating for a long-term contract for the use of the polo grounds, but that a conclusive. the matter bad not Deen WIDER GRIDIRON IS URGED Southern California to Vote Freshman Eligibility Today. LOS ANGELES. CaU Dec 13. (Spe- match and. figuring on the dope bo .i.i n.n.inr- k. nnan foot ha 11 seem about evenly matched. Mieb would be a much easier proposition It hr be accorded a shade the better A question that has been bothering Portland boxing fans for some time will be settled tonight after Earl Mie bus and Al Sommers have mixed in the ring at the Rose City Athletic Club. Which of these two boys Is the better equipped to take care of the Northwest light-heavyweight title will be the issue, Sommers and Miebus are undoubtedly the pick of the light-heavies in the Northwest and in matching these two boxers for the title it seems the East Side club has made a master stroke. Both have been hard at work for the both us from i-ai.araa t'tty. ... TTaai.s mar bo lnr:ad.4 In a ratrw . traim.s ft tb. Mao lark I'oiir. iMpart-m.nl. Th Winter League does pull some strange ones on the unsuspecting base ball public. A Chicago paper recently splattered half a pace announcing that "Home Run" Baker would be aecn with the White fox next season maybe. ri, , - S announce '&eportlignt- SltS the field were eight to ten feet wider. Coach Ralph Glase. of the University of Southern California, will write to the Eastern officials to urge that a change be made in official dimensions of tho gridiron. Jimmy Schaefer. of the University of California, is said to favor a similar move. Graduate Manager Warren Bovard announces that the board of control of versity of Southern California meet tomorrow afternoon to dls- questlon of freshman eliEi- for varsity games. The feeling Is dominant that the institution will of it that is if he is the same boy that he was a couple of seasons ago. At that time he was more clever than Sommers is at the present and a pood deal shiftier. Also he carries a stiff jolt. On the other hand. Sommers has been improving by leaps and bounds, and none of his late opponents stood much of a show with him. If Miebus has gone back any and Sommers is primed for the match it looks good for him. On the same bill Danny O'Brien and Tommy Clark, lightweights, will en deavor to settle an old score. These r m.ehd thai ran ba em. fooita.l co.-k lo food od- than pr.ir"-. I be .ipocUd aft.r such a bat b-M.batl year." Tk. National League meeting will be hl4 bar tomorrow, and club owners and maaaa.r. from Oura"-. I'ill.burc. iiacinnatt. ill. Lou l. Uoatoo and Hrooktrn ware on kand early today. Now of tho Philadelphia or Now York dub o:tli-tats had put la an arraranr at Iho mttnar pis'- up to a late hour lonlcbL Captain Huston, of Ih. N.w York club, and Pr.aid.nt Lannln. of Norton, wtll .are bare early tomorrow lo attend th. annual marling of Ih Annri.aa League at Chicago oa W.dnaadar Bits of Sport ltr-r. e Mi rl-.a-l by any If laca. "'ark Staa.kn-aa. af St. r.at. fi-m.r ttKa.-a aba corhad .a Tuian. I nl.f..:f ti.tall o.it..t al aa.ann. .o-r-'d ao tba pp.. 1 1. a r.-td al N.v t'rlaau a:t-i a --a and rualC -J.ra.lbar "a.l ' lla tar:.li.d It ab.n.wr th. r-llp as4d i.d In track, n frarttnn of a a -nr.-! .t:rr 1 1. ate bad baaa Si-. a br Iba auat'-ta-k for tba ba.l. " Y I..I-IO I'l af Ib.t wba. I ahaat Ibl. hi, via. ajm.hlr b.r. 1. sain to . -"rl." r-. aad. Tn.n ba l-l f:r "n tha n.at r-ar. rr.'.an. ar.d up cunrtdrab.-. nrcord las lo f. ;jrt.. . o . Pan kti-rran. m.a.s-r of Ja-k ftrtffnn. ba. lak.n bia pa. tn band, .a It oar., and a. a r-au't lit. .t-r-ln .dlor af tb. roun. trr .p. baio f .i',i an. l.ti.r .iploit- tnc IFia .ii. of llrttcpin. Jt llrf.tao, tha fal llshlO'lthl rham. fl-n, oh. baa -. II f..r Bma m.. t. boo to bla aliltlma form." aril.. t.p Thi. n.. that T'd L. a la th runnlns b.o lo p. nnd lib lb ra.1 of tb .itpr-l ttmp-r. ' lirtttnn la a rn.d fr Ihrtr. mafrhra ta N.o i.p r.na. tn.t la. if ari)r cf th- fiuk. Hchto.icht. r.n ba r-fc. . -.1 Into tb. rlns ai:b htm Jk t r in no ntt.nllon to l'r-.-tia f..r th. piblfp- knnoa that l'r-14a bn. rl.-.-.-l hfn--'f Into obacurtty." TUB MX-DAV RACK. Tb.r prlnd and srind amund lb rlns. T.t. Mvr.r. rirc.o or .uipoa; And h.r. or Ih.r. on. s.m a fllnc. And h.r or thara another all t-o : And than Ih. alanine tn. II. .1 IU-t Who bar. anl ih.r. ao .aiftly d.rts. Ifa. rn.nv furl'nsa draa b sl II ftniebr. Jual abrra b. atari. So In thi llttl. Whirl rald t.lfr. W. srtnd alone by duak nnd dian, W. ap.n .round Ih. r-iian of ritrlf. An t think boo vary far a. 'v. gon.: And th.n a mlnn.r or a buat . A .-lnnlns dnrt of oa.rr h.nrt. W. r.acb tha and duat unto dual. t:rk on. lo f.nlaa ob.r b. ainrta. ... Modern football carries a decided temperamental touch, but In this tem peramental detail the olive must be slipped lo rtyracune. (-yracuse lost lo Princeton, then smashed the conquer ors of Yale. II lo 0, and then couldn't score on Dartmouth. Through the West (yraruee smeated the powerful Oregon Aselee. but could only tie Montana, a lineup bereft of any fame. Is preparedness worth while? Har vard was prepared and Yale wasn't. Write your own answer. bar first-year students from big league two battlers represent the choice of the competition. FREDDIE WELSH OUTFOUGHT I Jimmy Murphy, of Philadelphia, Ha." Better of Six Rounds. PHILADELPHIA. Pec ! Freddie Wrl.ih, the lightweight champion, was outfought In a six-round bout here to night by Jimmy Murphy, of this city. They met at catch weights and both appeared to be several pounds above the liKhtweight limit. Although Welsh waa the cleverer of the two his work was marred by frequent clinching. Murphy was aggressive and led in every round after the first. In. the aecond round he cut Welsh's Hp with a hard left and in the fourth round staggered the champion with a right cross to the head. Welsh saving Dim- aeif by clinching. A. A. I. Track Meet to Be March 1 8. local 135-pound crop and have put up two nifty exhibitions of the manly art on former occasions. The rest of the card follows: Jimmy Moscow vs. Lightweights, Jack Wanner. Welterweights. Don Ierbyshire. Lightweights. "Roily" Jones. George Sommers vs. Muff Bronson vs. Joe Benjamin, the clever Spokane featherweight, arrived In town yester day and will be on hand at the ring side next Tuesday night to challenge the winner of the Billie Mascott-Jockey Bennett bout. ... Reports have It that Johnny Coulon, the former bantamweight champ who was relieved of that honor by Kid Williams, Is preparing to do a come back stunt. Ho has picked Johnny Ertle. the St. Paul bantam, who won from Williams on a fowl a short time ago, as his first opponent. XSa I Wi If W HQlistOIm The super-smart shape of the season. Ide Collars 2 for 25c The kind with Linocord Unbreak able Non-stretching Buttonholes in no other make. CEO. t. IDI 1 CO., Nakars, TROT, N. Y. cushion billiard matches will be the feature of the tournament, although championship matches for other kinds of playing- also will be had. Tho matches are beiner held twice a week. Some 20 to 30 different players com peting:. ' BIG WEIGHT ODDS GIVEN SALMON i:c; BAIT PROHIJIM The Tr.J.a. A day or two ago we received a note from Johnny Ever. In which he said that, while still playing ball, he waa Sporlnmen'a Ij-asue Will Take t'r from being In first-class health 0,uetlon at Conference Here. The use of salmon eggs aa trout bait NEW TORK. Dec 13. The 1916 Junior and enior Indoor track and field championships of the Amateur Athletic Union will be held in New York City. Ii-tvim Outdone by Nearly Half Ton BCToramK to nn oiiiuiai auiiuuut-ciiicui i f by Opponents in S4 uouis, made today by Frederick W. Rublen, chairman of the Amateur Athletic Union champi.'nshlp committee. The surely will come In for a lot of cfltl- clam at the annual convention of the Oregon report (man's League, which wtll be held In this city Wcember I A. All over the state there Is a great sentl- Tlie Trojan Is one of the most re-1 Junior meet will bo held January 29, markabie characters that ever played I and the senior meet March 18. the game. Although weighing less than ISO pounds a human splinter Frlzeflght Film Law Legal, a bundle of nerves, hit harder by fate I than any man In the game. Evers Is I WASHINGTON". Dec. 13. The Su- CMakt.CT Hln.r.a. xnloul Un a a. p.r. obo b. baa ta a ia.'and fcd..ll.l tor waah. alia ..nKata f. r la o.;t ...ob ta laeaa Iba Ino'llntloo.' ! t'barter aar ba m i ta aay harry, pra farrfsg lo Uy aar. ... J.k. fva.h.rt ha. haan b.ndin aut many lnt.r-.lao f lata sad la ao'k k daoraa B.I Ik flraoa re odsar. Jual mat k.lp alanine I". N.tfcieal 1..... ponnonl seat aoin naiaaa la. al.1. ..m drop. d.d a lb. piorMs: f .:d In tb. Pprtnc camp. ... flirt tnnaa. lb Yank. ananar.r. baa a4 ap ara Ikae far for fcie ltll still under Ihe big tent after 11 cam- I preme Court today held constitutional, palcna. I the law of 1913. under which It Is un- j I u . .Ii.l I, I... 1.M.I I.H.r.1 .a ln.nnr mAtrlna- nl.hlp. tllm. men! .carnal Ih u.e of salmon eggs " ' 'T'.Vij w." 1 ".T 1 1." i'-Tw.- il ..kii --hiVi.tr- mh. In catrning I rout, and a good many Uelecnte. are coming here with In structions to work hard for some kind of law prohibiting their use. A great many anglers are firmly of lha opinion that If Ihe us of salmon CC could be prohibited. It would re sult In much belter fishing In alt of of our stream. The last two ysara has seen the development of what Is known as Ih single egg hook. This tittle da. vice la arranged lo carry Just one sal- Ihe Trojnn has. fighting himself, fate, tl:e umpires, the opposing club. He wa supposed to be all through, a nerv ous wreck, five year ago, when he lasted but 41 game. But he expects to be ready for hia 14th season next April, always with one eye on fate to aee where the next wallop will fall. t... ... a.nar ( .rto ta-' . l V mm Cewlralta Sa-eo I'aat taana-a. CrVT" LI , Waal!, foe tlljt-o-rla.l. Two fa. I am. anark'4 Ik oQantaa- frMi atnt of th. annual In tr. lAao koah.rb-all .rv al tk Ca lr: flii a. Root. Iba J m.. a. la sp'le of Iko fact th at th.y ware owl play. 4, d.f-at.4 the aoph. sneir by a rar of St te 1J. whit. Ik. Junior girl. df.t-4 the ra-iltau-r.. 1 1 lo I I a ike bavar sa" tko score w a. JJ to It la favor of Ihe soph aati: tk last toe b,ato of play. rt.por'. bar. It tbat frank Dotrk U sols. a tnrro.-f tba atad.nt .f b. !. t'bl.r. aitr ta in art r wt:ms. i I'.rry ,1-rrtn bas bae a.tart.4 . i.iia b. 7 a la ia m a lui nr. as. Tbo a'd at r-na mo. bo ir-iir naj a-i.r ..I. Taa la Hlapna.ll-.rn. bolt:, ti .o th-toaa draw a.ar'r lkaO Into tb. Aa lira, iba latum ran 'nan l.li Uka Ib.l Ibia.a daa look aa vaa. ... J... H..d.r. f-r-n-r foibou roe-k at k.ai,ii.a se.t did I sat soar to a -t atari loat oaaaraa a 111 Ma Kaaaa ao Joa.ail I. .-a ae.r nad nr.. a'".. an.i,laa t. tba k ra-irl t'a.r.r.nra II. loaf loo af tr.aa nnd tlad ana Tb. 'aadiar. mt tko t'o.'.,.. .naotag k.o la. aartiMa. I.oax fiaunad. f 1 .o a . W. U Tlad rt v.n.a.a I .o t.ftintee I I a e j .- ka-iaao . s I e ?vn a -a- 1 1 I O an V .P1 j k ar-aoa ACSIa ....... S O 2 I It... ............... 4 O 4 e .wn) a . Tn-r aar tb.l rdla V.b.n Iho tinaa Il.ra.r4 faotboil a-.a t -e. a, tak. a ..(. a a t.r. aaa fa. tba book r Al a raraal fai I. a l.araaonl la Maw Tare a ereapJae obo oaawar. lo iko earn. af faoirt. Taf.lao. alua eavaeo eon ba r .an 4 to nraaoe.0 It. opaaad tbo eaa.. a t.a 1.1- laa Olt tka randtlt... af aa.ap.j r a van traoa ta. ciaoaa nailna Ikaa Is there any truth In the rumor that Yale la waiting to select her next foot- It. II nurh until aha .... how f!nach mon egg. and 1 so small that when II M blocking and Intrrference per- marked improvement I properly handled nothing Is visible ... ...in., .1.. i-pnn... wa over last vear. Th air.pt in pan. Pintle erg flahlng haa become popu lar Willi Ihe typo of angler who are alwav anxious lo fill their baskets, and th fact that they are so success ful ha led a great many of the other sportsmen to lake a determined stand aralnrt Ihe us of this single egg de vice. On many occasions a half-dosen fishermen would go out and cover th stream thoroughly with flies and spin ners and have only fair success, but before the day waa over th meat a single egg .apart have a basketful of fish, all of which w.re taken out of a comparatively small portion bf lha stream. A good many anglers defend the use of salmon fr Fall and Winter flahlng. aa they feel that Ih una of egg I absolutely necessary for taking louder. decision was announced in a suit aris ing over the exclusion at Newark, N. J., of a film of tho Willard-Johnson fight at Havana. Fhilomath College Quintet Wins. PHILOMATH. Or.. Dec. 13. (Spe cial.) The Philomath College team recently defeated the Oxford Club team, of Corvallis, In the Philomath gym 3 to 14. The college boys showed a in team work The guarding was tenacious on both sides. Jim Flvnn. the Pueblo fireman, has given awav nearly half a ton of weight in 24 bouts in live years. Flvnn's average weight Is 175. He has met men weighing from 175 to 245. Carl Morris weighed 245 in his bout with Flynn. Flynn has given away an average of 40 pounds a fight in his last 24 battles, a total of 865 pounds. In these bouts he scored IS knockouts. The only men of his weight he met were Bat Le vinsky and Jack Dilon. Interest Keen In BilllaVd Play. ABERDEEN. Wash., Dec. 13. Spe cial.) Keen interest is being displayed In the preliminary matches of a bil liard tournament to be played out be tween Aberdeen and Hoquiam players j Within the next ffw months. Thr.e-1 CLUB QUINTET SEEKS GAMES Appearance of Big Teams in Tort- land Are Being Arranged. Manager Harry Fischer, of the Mult nomah Amateur Athletic Club is try- ng to obtain some real attractions this Winter for followers of basketball. He at present Is dickering with the Uni versity of California for January 8. Oregon Agricultural College, University of Washington. Willamette University and the champions of Oswego. N. Y. All games are tentative, but from all ndications he expects to land contests with each of the institutions. Besides the games with these teams he has written to several aggregations up the V illamette Valley and he intends tak ing his quintet on a tour of the state the latter part of next month. Although tho championship basket ball frame of the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club house league has nad to be postponed, due to injuries to scv- ral of the players on both teams. Man ager Fischer has announced the lineup for the big squad for the 1915-16 sea son. Clayton Sharp and J. H. Rossman, forwards: Geortre "Admiral" Dewey, center; Ray Toomey and Clarence Twining:, ffuardfi. is the personnel of the quintet to represent the club in the games agrainst the various colleges. Ray Toomey is the only athlete who played on the team last year and his election to the captaincy of this season's rep resentatives is conceded. SILVERTON QUINTET WINS TWO Cliemawa Indians Downed, 19-H, and Oregon City Falls, 4 1-8. SILVERTON, Or., Dec. 13. (Special.) Basketball Is on in full sway now and a good start was made. The Silverton High School won two games Friday night, the boys defeating the Chemawa Indian boys. 19 to 14. and the girls of Silverton scored a 24-to-3 victory over the Chemawa girls. Tho liprhtning; team work of the boys' quintet was re sponsible for the victory over their opponents. Last Saturday night the boys played the Oregon City Hicrh squad in the local gymnasium. Tim Silverton ath letes were outweighed almost 20 pounds to the man. but they proved the better by a 41-to-8 score. At no time did Oregon City have a look-in and in the last half only one point was scored and that on a foul. The American consumption of artificial dvestuffs lias attained an annual value of tiri.ooo.oon and crows steadily. The ;lrr That Waa Cast An bob. I Kllbane-Mltchell Bout I'ostjroned. Dear Sid: You say that Wagner has pivtivviti n tw uTh. in. played 19 years. LaJole 20 years and unH h't b.tw..n johnnv Kilbane. of a ...I.J I L ' . . . 7 " - " I Cleveland, and Ritchie Mitchell, of Mil waukee, was again postponed tonight, I this time until the afternon of Satur day, January 1. Kilbane telegraphed that he was recovering- from an attack I of acute Indigestion. Anson 21 years. Now, I take decided exception to Ihe record you give An son. Anson played 27 In the major league, although all records only give him 22. He played five years In the old National Association. 1171-1875. mr they would I jvnrm aurr mil in 1110 .nnuunaj irt who would I League. If you tons out this associa tion you win nave 10 inrow out me records of such men as Spalding, Parnra, McVey. White. Andy Leonard, Fisher and others. Taking Anson's record from the time he started with Ihe Athletics, you will have to add at least 300 hit to his 3013. This will salmon trout and sloelheads. but they '" leave Cap. well ahead of Wagner s are firmly convinced lhat during lh. '' f ,IJf 1 "" O- MfOXXKU. g in.ll jr Purine and Mummer months th us of eggs shoaild bo absolutely forbidden. 133 Participate In- Athletic-, CAMIlRinOB. Mas-.. Doc. 11. Har vard athletic staliatlra Issued today .bow that 171 student have ngagd In major and minor sports so far this year, lha largest number In the his tory of Iho unlv.rslty. Th Increase wa 39 over tart year. Football provd tha moat popular, with 3 name en rol lad, whti II athl.tes went out for track (am. aad lal flay ad l.anla. accept the amendment. Not for all Ihe glory of the agin would we take away from Old Cap one day of his playing career or one base hit. The record stsnds 1(71 1o 1898 In the big league. l-et only lilm who can bathe In the fabled fountain of eternal youth shoot against the mark. K a parlenro. "No man's knowledge," said John Locke, "can go beyond his experience." Aa applied to sport, no truer line waa rrtr penned. In football, baseball, box ing, golf, tennis and the rest of them. Sophomore Strongest at Harvard. CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Dec 13. George A. Percy, of Arlington, a sophomore. waa named as the strongest man In Harvard College today. His record in the official strength test was 1442.3, beating the best previous mark. 1424, made two yraTS ago by H. R. llardwtck. the football star. Portland Boy Elected Captain. ITHACA. N. Y Dec 13. Linus V. Windnagle. a senior of Portland, Or., has been elected captain of the Cor nell cross-country team. He baa been on the team two years. Benny McGovern Beaten. KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Dec 13. Tommy Buch. Philadelphia, featherweight, de feated Benny McGovern, of St. Louis, tonight here in a ten-round bout. What a Dollar Will Buy! It's just surprising how many good things you can find in our stock for a dollar or a little less. Our removal sale prices have put any number of articles under the dollar mark. For instance: Keen Kutter Shears, $1.15 size, now 85c; Clamp Ice Skates,., regular $1.25, now 90c; Steel Roller Skates, rejjular $1.25, are now 85c; Rugby Foot ball, the dollar size, now 85c; Keen Kutter Safety Razors, always $1.00, now 75c ; 3-blade Pocket Knives, $1.50 and $1.25 values, now $1.00 ; Food Choppers, the $1.25 size, for $1.00; handled Axes, the rejjular $1.00 pattern, for 75c; Hunters' Axes, usually $1.30, now $1.00 ; Stanley Braces, $1.35 pattern, now $1.00. These are just a few. You'll find many more in the store. Have Tai Seen Oar Two Bargain Windows P Back us &09 orris 223 Morrison Street. Bet.lst& 2nd Sts t