1?
Tim Jionxixti oiilcoman, tui:sday. January 11. isiin.
..lAIEB READY BUT
MTGflEDIE IS NOT
Contrast Between Portland
and Vernon ureal as
, Two Teams Almost.
PATTERSON PLANNING CUT
Marae aawj larrgraa MtM Mora
Thaw Will Vr Palo Ttva.
AH vaharti IWmM; Mekra
Walter loaaa t'rrl Happy.
BT roawlJE rjkWCUTT
Tf th r'l!-? ("aaal Lea.t
trt ta epea tmf fw vraea wweld
raavdr f e warfare. 1.4 Malar jaanaaat
it lata ik fieiat early ea-a garaarwaa
k a laleai aa4 all ka at aaw la aaa
sere rt skl-k tadadl piteker.
Tk Mitffwt wits, lartlal la sink
N( 1 -t-raal :aa a ! ar tkre
pn,rae. a rj:a a iafteldae aaal twa
Itriairlaara.
Th. Vara plana let foiiew
.
k-
i.-a ) CI ea lat aawakara, t
Wa;t 4 kita
I r-, j... iT
at. I it r-iir : at. a .
g.a, r . . a- rrtii
mai..i,i..-a. a..
aaa)
L .! r akaataae
f sour . at t af tka will
1 a a..r. m r VMM! taa ..
;rer. kra. Kaa.
Mi iy k'kaak. i'fttft a4 Miaa era
wy la k it4 for Ika lir.
temow r4 a'arkae frana tka fieaa
taa ! aa.lee a IM'W inlri'l Ikal kaa
aaa eiaea IM ! rft falser r f -aal
la wa kr af kla aaatracteal rtdkta
n4 aa tfci ia snare T laaa ta
t a.i evii4 ir aa.i kmmv and tbe
(im, ftln atli ura alok fta'-a.
wMa a4 rfw. twax ai ataaa
ao-n.r r4 aa arfara.
r f-' laaa MH Maraa aaa
fftiho at ra-M Will aa aaaaS M
a K rer f 'aa iai taitlllM Wa.'lar
w '!! a li'lla fc-a ka aar alt
llkawa Ma iln aff a Ika aalarT
ri4t w it rrir ii4 Man af
ta m Ik aiff-ti artll k
vvi Eaaa) a' ra (Halay. )fatth.
aa4 aia KKbrt
faP'aaawa Ih4rlru rtaftwra a
a Mlrv in kaltplavar la
ta Srt4 " rlr r Uf la
fl.t m aaal la Ika raaa It
r:: l.ttla ifr.a la kin.
a4a la a War fa vaatttt. Il
aoama la rl aa asaiear t Ikaf
f k hum.
Kmaii raltara la ratirta
'rttn4if aa M-;arfiaa, kia t aatra
la4'a kttuav inaMbMii acala
will ka al rrr KaT l''" KHM al
Moiml w.-'.af 'i.a al paart aa-l liar
an4 I'urtail al ta.r
taa ir.aa Wav aa la raaaafa aa aaaafaf
af tka Maatvaakl rlak af Ika lalpraa
tiaaal taaaaai Aai.ar4taat la Miatraal
writ.r. tka ai-Kaaiar ka katar 4 4 aax
aaka waaaorf'al aawtnaT laat aaa.
aaakia flrat aa raiaamaa fcal Ifta tall
In.kpaa waa aut k'jatliaa all Ik luava
ana) wti (at Millar c iaa'a.
aaa
laa 4falaa aa4 Taraaa laa kaaxa
tiama-atit rlaaa ta Ika apaaliaar aarl
at Laaa Aaaaiaa. aaat alraaalr Ifcaa ara
. a,. .f far a r.-or4-kr..aia. ..
I'raak a'naffa kaa aaaaaaa-aaj Ikal ka
wika plar ftral kaaa la tka aaanlnaT
lima aa4 tlaoa raf laraaa knar do lika
wua for Varaoa. Iiaraar Hjrk.l4 will
t.a.1 laa "-at para4a. witk Ckaav-a aa
atarkankKtaa
MDirur
Arrrtt
C.I T
WrUtemU llortff, trlr tral.
MKW TonKa J It A .eit
41 wntr IK t-rH ij.nt vill
! )ii.t-tiir I m v4 i '
44 mt Jmtmm C. C4ff-T. Iku city:
Mr?f ' jm.-Iaif. of t lftoti. o4
rl II. tt, a f ornav r prtnr f
lUr liafra-i. t Tia4krtM a na4rw
kr, .Wir. Jvfr4-r na4 t 14
I1if run tri lnt.-rvC I l IUm
I . Na.tir ctufc t rirT
)lffAtn ! llM iN),Mt Ki-
Mr iff4T attt4 aytnc:
- y fr in 1-11 if Vr
r tart4 th ti -t mll 4
It to f Ik tkikVMt Df hi
i;w York. jTUfc. ii(.rrr l.
tTr-npt4. prat4t f I -k S Torlk
CMI4)I a4fVa 5 T lrK 4b.a4
ta4v Rul IHr k 4i pa ni ntf
I tht. fr IK f in it
tllE th vt 4.1 v-a-a BaCOtLAlinC
it J ai tf-T. firmri-r rr
t tn l.k Ntaorili, wttD t
iH- mt 4 '.DMln vf tft rtl0 tf lEt
(. i t.n rfi CtQkv
lUrriM lrf - H
IW I .r1lrr It
Mitb nU.
t"r.K. J. ! f4r4 Hr-
i . r'4ia f IK f MirtA(it.vii
iaHaatCn. n U IMf a ta tklCft I I akaaVl
ft. I rKt rrn Ik fwtcm
runnvtl wKu' r-ntMNtl tf Ifcr
fnn 5ri mf s ( I tmm. ..
tikvt liil-wir. 4 t imwr f
m 4rl la4v. 4 M. lf .
Tns. .ai-m ;t- w v I fr.4 m
m tt N-? tlk Jr-r !. t
mmf-lm f Ik fftr mf Ir4kr.atral4i
I ( 4
"I Kiiif itf frena th' ceaimttt
tH-if 4a 9f - A Ira ffl l a
tme h r-4t lc t"
! ki4j Vr trra7.
w Bni. aba. ir iR f --kf
t l t It 3 OH fuj'-th-r ,! l'f
f- f Kr-"ik 4 It r44 '
- j al. la . tj "at till ftttflr 4
'-,a w t i &. - tr4
iwiaaTa?r If J a 1 4 b
tltlf wf A .
. i o'tioat ta tlaM.a Ika Takaa pra-kn-lara
want tka fcktara a accapt
f t a("a ait 4iaia tka mt bo -laaaa
(kaaa aa aaa fit. If balk
kiiiara a '.a to tka l.raaa tba kaal
oM o ilaaa-l af'trin IVa taller 4ara
af labraaf). ilalalaa at;
iir.art.v iitMivrv To,i.iir
MaNam
ak aaal Ik.U. R.
rta laa la-K.
afa X. ba-p.
Tka aaat aliralaa la tk
rri:aa4
Jlanarpar Ira M-ackar liUt will
ko ata4 laailM la tka trtlaj la
ll.ipal-ama aa ta. n Ika V t koana b Aana-
aaar fa'a f'ak app4 la"l'k Witk
in. . 1 A tavt !. taaraa
ara li4 t-r Ifta Wa4artkp af tka HI
a. Tka aii.xi a 1.1 k .a al T la acaavk.
A rt nf t aa Kn rna4 t
4 tH iarft cr4 o tmt thfa yr.
5ob rir hackly i fctnf pimy4
anoaff t iMNar Th lt cam
urn mttmtr fry th inc4 M
fry from ia rtl4 l;oi Club.
&i:iltx .t lWM HMP
Doaiblra lllbr al Manila ffm la Cml
Iforalaa. ha I J a pa Take Mocha.
MNfUV. Jmn. !. Tiaianra J irit
f.a a( i altfrnta. aba wllh Wl!!u
M. Johftaloa. bal't tfta Aarrtri Ivanl
piontAip in aoubla an4 'ar4
aaaaa. af California, aoa lha t'ar
t:acra laaa nni aojbir champion
bta lorfT kr dfalin tka Japanraa
alfltvva Kumaaa aa4 MikamU
kumj. Iha rMa.iioa of Japan. e
fai4 i.r.lf.a (r ia pioclra rkam-
aioa.at7 laat
larhl t lab Mfrt. I rltia J .
Tka aaaaal wiiai af th frr'H
Tarkl n ik will -r. 4 la Iha club
roma r ri4ar. IVbriurv II. al I
I. M. Tka avffltRAtlM cornmlltaa l-
aav Ita raport lal aaah. Ta r
aoa4 ttckat la a follow - R rv I'-alw.
Jr. j-aairan law; t'r It M Kmoraon.
tkicfimmjor: 34i:va tlcaaaiaB. aav
lar: C. W. Kaynoa. iroaaarar: A. C.
Vra. port raMaia: A S. HamT kn4
tr Jark Tala. d lalofi
Caai flab tVfcrrt ToalxM
Tka annual Ikirlnf of tia Portland
flat lMb tli bo k 4 lonla-bl la In
Iraportal llolaL Tka llcfcat ap for akac
lloa kofora tkal b4v la A W lrotf.
praa4at: II A. I'olrack. vvra-paaatdaat:
rrank Tpaiplatotv aarratarit-iraaaurar
Joe a J. llpavaoa and H. A- Tjriar. 4i-
fartara. ' Tka anoallna will ba opata4
kr ITaaidaat M R tiTvrtliac al (
acek.
Haalsrra Irfrat llaa kryra.
tWA CtTT. la., i.a. I. It ra-
ara. i niautii ef atlra plar lor
u lacaaaia la -ta- tiaforir
tar laaa la laa liral Be Sill
faraaca aaakalaatl aaaao af in
fcara. Tka aror ail : la 1 al tka
aa4 af Ika malar plarlaaj parlad
ll.
IV rxNnUTKINO ta proaparta af
lata pmk ar ataralaa- fla4
aaa iaatirial-aal r aaa af sraatar lalaraat
tlaa tnat f fr iaia--aia Kaafr. Ika
luoaklia t'aaato.af a
Tka a t! wa bafofa tria kaaaa laaan
la baa akaal Ikfca a til toi. Kaaff. or
ti,r?in ttaaaka. ka ta aaaaa aariatr of
atifiataa) la tka ! oni Laaaaa tkal
ka aaa aaaaaat Ika ta4a
Kaaft ! aapa a la.
Kaaar in H f'ar la a aroa4 fcallplaT-
ar .x.ikMaalr caa laka mat aaar
k.na. Hal la tka 14 carral
aaor Uaa a aaoai kailplayar.
a aaartarta fall at I jio , a a
ka waa
lla waa
r a lor-
kaaa an alanaoat Tr I abk,
W ill ka toon
la ba Ikal lal't I
tka .N a I tonal Loaaaa
a kaa luoaaa) lata aaaaakal laalar rorava
paaa IWaar la laa-ky tkal ka artai
t-a iNttioaal laaaaraa la p'ara of tka
Aanortcaa lla aaaa anar I44 lr-a a
luaal. bal bain korlavl baxliT la
aaa lifcti. I'alliaa, Mpaabar. CrbW
ford. al. la aaatkar 4atai.
la Ika
in waa a a
Ifla ba fcala4
laaa. Tkara wa
kat aaaaal.
Hal wltb lla rla.
34 aa4 piifar4 U
a aaa aaaa avaa cloaa.
It' I f4 la il
t'Ht 4 lt- : wr tkit!fi
vr ,1V4 itft ii ir l4
im o L 111 an4 -r lhikfbjl
l.f fttmme itr ti. 1'4 Kuf
w 1 1 kxl J ak-Mat ioi Im4j. itbr
ih r4 rt c.itnc. i(rtnr o
mmm P t t IK r. a HAU.mlo
ID u4 .4 h- .trruu ixc
f imbtk f m. up fKr b-Bttinc
otr l-M -tN lb T4 who Mlvar4
it not4 tH. tkfor lo I. .21 In
K H. lb Hop ftttkb4 lo
ri i lo B4 bn irtru
r ro8o.r.d
tn crr of ftWRAV In tb
Il494l UI t- tm of lb bmmi intr
in tttai. of lb )r. T!r I I
-kflu- p)l h mmf bocorti t? Tjf
fob of ii rifo-i n4 t Natiotisl
i. Cobt b41r T Wti
oa i.4. a fownl-tiit ! n4 a lo of
rtto4 p4pmf,
tbl luony o54r or itinl bar
rotntcteioa my ! bo nuch aa aboor
avi buiutMiliMt. Iaa aa
4i'.urgi ll o b4.jr 4itxo
a4 la f t tbl b ttil a oo4 part
of hi tin. l--plo from oa pol to
aaotNor. from lu to Uacu and
b -h ta. An 4 oi In ipli of lh la
Bria tnoffm.4.tir at 4 an out
put of prtarbttof, l-jr 14 Ma cir
cuit 4ia II bn ,3i In iha Fo4
pffat. tint Hoar h!ch r bow bar4
ar-. h b't f-ia A'an4rr. ffaf f-r.
I(u4'trb. J . K or bar. V-ufhB.
ToaT aa4 om 14 ar I othr? That
t to b lll4 Xmtmr. tt amonc tn
Ma' aorta. t ft publ-flhrtj ror4
of Mr. Kaaft Ut b no mI ftar.
Mr Kaufr aaa I nal tha only ona
I!! la oinfc ta altrarl aorria atlantloa.
II w. for fiiaipli, about a klr. T "iom-
a. ata.lna A haa Mr Haalaa toft Iba
l-biliiaa about lao irart ac ba waa
ana of Ika alar pn.-br of Iba lira
lla waa a ro-partaar of lirorr la
tea 4 A'aaaadar aa4 Jual about a
ruat lor a briaf aklla tiaaioa l-ar
aiaal at a fa. I rtip a HI Ina I" rata Tbaa
4 a.-o'raaTarnpat or aomalhina; aqatljr
4'praa.aiac aal ta an4 ina ai-rhltlta ba.
a . a a,, aubal-la alii d IJV awlflaaaa.
laa.t uaiaa aaaa a Itk tna I'Ml ha a
far frooa krlfif a flrat-rlaaa porforrarr.
lla aoa aalv II mam, aaaiaat IT 4-
la,.la. and. waraa Ikan tnal. parmlttaal
aa anrata of aar: four aarn4 tal
I .at ta iba afirai ataatoa'a pr.
foiauaa thranik lll waa madlorr
la aa.rr aJa'k'L Hut parkapa ka all
i.tm M. .lat a-rMltoa wnaa llf!4
ba.-k lata tna kriaktrr tiabta of Ika
aaa.
tlaao Wr. rtaak.
laa tkrra la a Mr. fUaak An4 Cala
.ra I M' "faaa-aar oid pal Mor.
aWai af k Tnr T .ion a. aba karp4
a-krl M-arrnr rlaaa up kalf a antl-lia.a-aftr
llkt Mr M-iriha f.ariat ail
kl II.
taafc an4 llroo a ar amorf tka
alata.t pit nar. now la kaaobali. Ta
pat It aaaa iror Ib.a IMa tbay ar
Ika a!'t rif bar In baaofeall by a,
rral iiatt Iw-tb ar al j;an four
t. ara a'-l.r llul Walboaaoa Vl laal
aaaaa-a I'laak la I Iba f.J.ral laatul
tia rllrbiac affaiiaa. and karoo n aaa
far ap amon ka laadara II wu II
iininaa a4 loat bal wn 1.11 limoal
al kaaa of kt aarkini aita ail i:a
trtatma .V.rnaaa
Mow akat I'laak and Hraaa ba k la
aid lima comfany Caa lbr all l so
t!a 4iaiaaa-a ar kaa aaa al laat wukprad
two af In" traalral arraa that avar
fca"at a Ithl and frorn a laft
lta.:lai Tl'a la aamalki; J ttm lt
wilt kaa la abow.
Jaaraaa ml tAva lata Mala.
II tkal a katk bta itflia wtlbout
aur.iac lltrfli I. caalrr Ina ka w h.
ifon.t'ari a a rant nant. k'ar tbara baaa
kaaa annar af lb Uttar kat bona f lb
rmr
II tkal b'tt.'b bl Iron abla up 11
ID. bl a ! know anora .rraaat la
na waak laa b'll caa f arm.! lo laa
a aratona
aaa
-If Tr I'aM l-j.i ta I'Xaa IMi
ia. ' baaTn a fllckatta. Whr Ika
ir ?
a a a
a ..r..l . r Kaa c'cr.kia will f.al Ihia
I'm ma; mi: a lianai koMtrs Ika Mack
Baa la Ikita k.la.
P'portlight-
AS' arw.T rM rJtl(
L kaaa 1 1 aaa
BOYS MIX TONIGHT
Ear! Micbus Out to Make
Sommers Take Count.
Al
BOTH ON EDGE FOR BOUT
IC-n-rul Iri.ltin Ilanklo lornyr
liampluo ICok-atr ltjr .lhlrik:-
lab Off era Card With Proa ,
rrf of omI slom.
rUrl MIrhus, fortnrr Coaat Ilcbt
b-a- .aM -.p!cn, and .VI Som
tuor. core4 a qutiot.rd ictorjr
Htrn alxoi a aynnth aco, win
l In a rttirn ntain at Iba Kom
fit? AtMrllc i'lub tonichl. Hvth bo4
bav p4fn aorklnc hard t lat In Inc
4 poiblo rondttion. Th match
ma a rt 41 to th contender.
It l Wib is' rttDi to r4rm himclf
if bm emm 4Vmontral that Al a n wa
flub. --m
If iotnnir rn win handily tbla
avrtlDK. h will bo In lino for vral
Koo4 niAich, tb flrt ona blns with
KraoK Krv.r aa January II. Ilf
on of tb at proopcta that l uri-
m r4 a vr h4. on Iba dofvn.
(kommor bat. w oty la all hta own and
opponvnta find It vr-ry bard lxat
hi )aw or any othr upot wbra a boxr
nroi ilv bort. Oa lb o;rna.
b ia alK quit handr and carrl
bictt In ithr mitt, wbUb maba blm
aloay dn-roua
Aithouab frtndf of M. but doflar
that In th laat anoatlns of tb pair
lifro tinn4t wa vrong In tn
JU tb decision, old ba4 Inowcbt Ibat
fUromr victory waa rlvao-cut. Any
ay. th boy win ha an opportunity
o t tl-rt quMiion tbi ninT.
Tbor will b fi bout In all and
b balaaca of tb card hould pro
n.trt.nin. Walter Knowiton. alwar
popular wttb tb fn, ill taha on
Jrk Alla. prlrl of lb tocbylMa.
Ai a la a'am-bana aort of a ml.lr.
and a W altar forit i I la lo
m4 la. tbi a abould bo llvaly.
Tad t-rbyhir. anothr formar Mult
amah Club boy. la dolna a comba-k
wblr iKbina. Irbybtr baa bn
oot of lb iimi for mor than a year.
Ita l In arood condition, and. binjr a
fairly ctvr botrr. ahould bar Bo
roubl in outpoltrtina "kawpi" Th
ta boy ma.ab rmund 14 pound.
lvrr Hronta. a clr IJi poundr.
ad Jimfry Mwo, who I not ffotn
ai tbi viatr a b did U-t, wilt
mi a. ittj "Touchy wh, and r.ari
iramrmao. bantam, will furnmh lb
Jo -J4.- riaoniai lll b t h
bird mmm in tb pralin-tnaria. ahtl
Jrh tlEr will br4i th main tvmi
J-h rbi and 1Mb Andaraon will
bop tlmo an4 Loo Kdward will aa
nounc. Th firvt bout wl. iart about
J o'clock.
Joa rtaniaknin. Ika fipokana crekr'
aak ka Jut rturnd from tba
north, wbar ka rcur4 a draw witk
Lo l"ru.r and rat.laad a daa-iaion
aaar rilva loltark lla la anxloua to
(at a match Wllb H Ur Mn.colt. Jo. kay
inall or any otbr boy of bia
a.if kL iianjamia waiaba I.I pound,
a a a
Frank Faraiar. wko will mt Al
a.mtnara at tb Hoa Ota- Club tint
wk. ha ban maichd to bom aor
Chip la oankoah. k la. on Fbruary III.
GOLFERS NOT TO VISIT
NITOXI TO 4TV T NOUK t TlL
K0 UK R.
Oi tg,o Ihiaeaa Afnraaa RraaUf of rrw
leaaiaMal XI to t bit Anfrka.
Maay Ar tolalo lolora.
lJ.MON. Jan. C t5pxial. ) Oeorg
tuacTn. tb profeaalonst collar of lb
Hanger Hill Club, stated recently Ibat
bo doe not Intend arranging anotber
Amtrlra tour during; tb coming; a-
aoo for tb purpoa of turning tot net
rocolpla over to benefit tbe war rllf
fund a. Imncan a id alao that U I un
likely Harry Vardon. of r-outh lierts;
J H, Talor. Mtd-Jurrjr ; KJwaM luy.
Oittty. or Jamea tirald. Walton Heath,
111 arcapt any namnt 10 play
mhlbltion game outaid of Uraat lirit-
am until tb war I over.
It waa In lM Ibat I'uncan ttiad hi
first trip lo America, bia brother
Ales." at th ttm being In-iructor
ona of tbo aoif club near I'biladepht.
Al that tim b waa away from r.ng
land for vral week and whan he
returned b brougbl back with blm on
tit I, tb Weatern 'nneylvania open,
whit h b wrn from a good field on on
of tb I'ltiaburgf cour. Duncan alao
took part In many hlbiUon aamc.
aet a fear rocorda and one with Harold
If. Hilton a hi partner gave a dem
onatralton of bta skill al Halluarol.
wbar b last American open cham
pion eh tp waa dot liiad.
J II. Taylor wa con4 to Harry
Vardon In tb American championship
la lo4. while Kay lied with Vardon and
franrla Ouirnel at Hrookiine. Mas, in
yiV finiabingf third on lb play-off.
Hrald never has been to America and
many of bia friend and admirers hr
boiiova tb day will never dwa when
b wilt rmmm lb ocn, l b Krot h
member of the Trlumvlat la a notorl-
oualy poor sailor and tnd In drad of
tt-a a trip acrosa th ftncMab Channel.
w hi- ba. boar ever, baa mad vrml
lima o atten4 th Continental cham
pionwhip. htne the war beg. an ail of
tb leading; profession' bav been do
laa gfood work plavlng otvbibittoa
lch for lb bnrf!i or Hd cro-a
and tb arioa relief association and
.mitt in.) alao have entertained
hundred of lb convalescent Hrttlab
soldiers
tnly for tb torpedoing of th TuukI-
(:, Of whlih tbry bad bookd pas
a. Pasran. Taylor. Vardon and Kay
would bav taken part in the laat open
rbampionahtp of th I'nlted Ktateg tiolf
A o. a t Ion. They reove4 at thai
lima to Stay In r.ngland and "do their
bit." whatever It ahould happen t be.
until tbo end of the war. nr of their
ow prof aa Ion la have !nd t he
color aad aeveral already hav fallen
nd. According; lo I'unfan, tbrro la no
a-neib.Ilty of any of the arcpte4 J4
rw of tbe rtrftleh golfin world going
barb on Ibelr work or ahirklng their
aronatbt'ttte t go to Amrla ven
for ta purprata rf eotirtipg money to
awa.l tb relief funda
JOS -ru.ltc.fT.
a Tiiara (a
a- . r.).a
Vrtt.ltcitT. aba e-aa faoaai IK. Var-
llraaflea Mr. Iiia
ad a kr-a I' t.r taai
fra-aa 'i H l a rnit St'tr
aa-t.r . 1 bro k :? r-a af -
. Hraaaa a aw I kaaa la a-t a ll ftaaS
araii. rah:i fc al ff.
Na Ira at'-tin e-P'r Brr tha n0
darrad taf- o, and It aa aeia.nl tnat
, . fag a aaa will baa ta rondert tkeaw-
(.? la Ika lotara. p.vaeal
f H arena tiak a- -d a foad
aua aaar ina lriir, aa Wl holt la aa-
ael
t-ai.a-r.ilv
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f r'niraS'i l-aon
laaa. uf Ja.B 4i4
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from h Hta:. I'mml iz mniha,
tnavrk-M t ! of tb rt::c piin
r4t- ? r-aiil rvaa J&rr1lrs- wn V mm r
tMtm durinc ( tm tnrr -ra of hi )-
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ta JaM-a a 1 C .- an
a ih tn( jAurl fakt-a v
fort sand .an (alla?4 lo ba an
1 aa 4
opportntl t kr ih piim frllow la a
tum. a MaBlr I'm" l-irt4 the Bm
a Kttkl t h iicacer. 1. -ral bn
leacu , .Lib an tots wondcrfal
itki 14 la tj. al Iba ar-lty -t"i
a attat c h of lb baaktoa:l five.
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Willi 1 1 op pa nt to b4Mk9m a
pir ar-4 apenda a grt.t dal of bt ttma
o the 'tab. u ill) aa that guf ra
mimit) him tf oai-ioor biU.anS.
Jim "rffT. V Xur!in ciant. a-pm to
hav errtl.HK a iopotebr aa-d e-pi
a sv4 Ja. la hta ftbis ilh Kraok M
raa b bua4 a:tf all light until Kraal.
Rbtatrd tb cbin.
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L Huab-e Jik. oonar af iha Un-oln club
in th Wratfra Iaau. m iliai in wrrpi
aiitii ih Na-ail pnr mad when
matting pa arranKr-manu waa the ra
toratiivn to gt""k4 atandlns of th "Jump!.
Jk ar that th nf nor leaati p.ayar
ah aio-wi Votaiiy by organised hall UI ba
lh- ' goa'i . ltcr aba Junpe4 pro
r4 , ft M-ary while the solngr w
-t-d. and can now rortit back and bar plr-ed
oa the m ba aa Iba minor iti atar
hrt. a In ina f- of flattering off"re.
provt4 faithful lo hta club owner. Tht
laerI po-ra looked fler their own In
ivrata, and furgof traryona elae. according
to the WriKra i-e-vgu magnate.
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It la rpr-d that Hnry Berry, owner "of
the taa:a la radeavoring to gt catcher
Oiaittvr Itrooka. of th Angela irooa m
roni In iruiaaJy bee ett-a or out of fh game
no gicarouat of Injari sine aigmog
,tf Art . and a-ktd fr and obtained
hta re ;, it mil b retnembarea ma.
mrry brought ftrooka Into the league aome
:itn age and tlll haa grvat admiration for
hlaa. ftraoka. haa la atiap. will make
ak rli.kk am ood brklr3lV and a Ma Will
gl blm for absolutely nothing. It la hard
t boar be can go wrong by adding
tbi uperine4 catcher to bl roster.
a
Irraneis Oulmat. who baa been tling
rMtr' in immIi for the right 4t tnu
pvopi for in paet two jrrera, ha laft
th ooacera and goaa lata buaia for blm-
ae.f.
O o .
It apooar that alt of th tennla crk
ar luraia their atlntloa towai4 golf
It announced some ttm ago that
u.ktLM MrLoviihUn tbe California tar.
-aa tihuala:;e orr tb great Scotca
paatlm and tow com W. A. Lamed, an
other es-rhaiTiploa. taking part la tb win
tar tournament at I'am lleacb.
a
In 1 annual metln. the tnrrty of
Oklaahotna team ba 4ef-at4 the Oh .a bom
A and M e.n. Th lalj rlaak u
taaod Thankaalvtng day. th rliy w
BkOg. 74 to I Whea tb Al- acore4 their
ucbdowa In tb ftret uuaner.- it w
tkaacond tim that l bey ever bad cor4
. a .l..r..l w lakakm TA 1tl tba flrt
tim in in hlatry of ike event tbe A galea
want into lh U4 whan, la the opening
irio4. uuariertkaa k W e-aver cnd the
ok.ihona coal 111 for lb first acor
of tbe gam.
Tf Jok-kaya. iba beat of the talent at
tSo tfea-ot t uy track at New Or I ana. are
Mrder aue(.air uon fnlarf renre, roughboo.
tMt b4a and To-rk riding ar t h raa
nmm. Hojrl her- ba ben beaten by
at fkl lactlca which continued J
:. a tha iokata cpa4 puniahment.
Th ofleta.e v announr-4 that tney will
ewp-Mi4 wry orhey gailiy of any wrong
doing V r-:
BT HIIJ.T KVANS.
American laatie I mplre.
NKAK th rlc
tiitrhln( r
rioa of laat season a iall
tiitrhln recruit, bjr nam osrreii.
from Ma.on City. Ia.. reported to the
Cleveland club c.f lh American taracu.
II joined the Indians In Washington
Oa a Hunday. It so happened that h
Cut In oa an early train, and th only
paraon connected with tb club In th
lobby at tb lima was Owner Corners.
aaa
Th clerk direcled hire lo th Cleve
land maccate. After rnakinc himself
known Uarrett expressed a wish that
be ba given directions as to how he
could raarh the Congresaional library.
That desire mada a hit with Mr.
Soman, because most of tbe ballplayers
comins to the bis show from ona of
the small minor loaauea nnd otner
thins; In Washington lo Interest them
aside from the library. It mada such
a hit with Mr. e-onirrs that he per
sonally conducted Uarrett to the li
brary, on of the chief points of du
rational interest In th National Cap
ital. Uarrett found so mucn oi interest
there that he forgot all abount
luni lieon. no one seeing him again un-
til the evening meal. It was uch an
unusual happening that It mystified
th Cleveland oaner. until he later
laarnrxi that his latest pitching recruit
taught school during the Winter. 11
evidently was geetlng soma new Ideas
to spring un his Western pupus.
aaa
In the second game Garrett pitched
he fiaurrd In a most unusual play
which proved conclusively that he bad
soma gray mailer lurking undar bis
black cap. Ilia first game waa against
Waahinglon. lie won hi second game
against I'hiladrlphla. S to 2. allowing
the Athletics only five hits. In this
game l.a)oi waa on third base, when
Garrrtt cut looae a fast ball that struck
Just In front of Ibe plat. It was evi
dent that th catcher would be lucky If
he was able to block Ibe ball. lairry
hnJ a fair Irad. grasped the situation,
and headed for the plate. Pitcher Uar
rett was a so ualng his head. Th mo
ment he pitched the ball he alao started
for the plate, figuring ther might b a
play at that base and that ha couldn't
b of any use If be remained in the
pltchrr'a box.
aaa
The ball struck the catcher's pro
tector with great force, and bounded
hark Into Oarrett' hsnds about eight
or ten feet In front of the plat. laSrry
al the time was about the aama dis
tance aa-ar. Now Garrett ts feet 4 at
leaal, po.ai bl jr an Inch or two mora.
The moment he grasped III ball he
mads a div for l-arry. managed to
touch him a fraction of a second be
fore ha rearl-.ed the plate, and won the
umpire's dect.ion. Garrett In reality-
got an a.aist and a put-out. on a le
gally pit. had hall. It certainly Is un
usual for a player to throw to a cer
tain base, and then recover the ball
and b credited with a put-out at that
sam base.
In that ame game Garrett showed
that ba had mora than his share of
uuamt humor, riobhy Wallace waa um-.
t'lring ball, and strikes. Garrett believed i
Bobby was missing some of tha close
ona on him. I was watching him work
from in back of tbe pitcher, and knew
Bobby had been goir.g perfectly, al
though Garrett had not thrown a ball
daring lh inning that was mora than
tao or three Inch, shy of being classed
a strike. I realised that Garrett was
not etstrly pressed by lh eapresalon
an Ms fa-e. but he did not make any
Outward protest. At th close of the
.. 1
Inning I aaw him edging hla way to
wan! the plate, so aa to ha In a posi
tion to spak to Wallace. I was anxious
to hear what h had lo say. so 1 fol
low ed him r!or!y. When h got close
enouk-1 to Wallac so that none of the
payer would hear Ms remarks, he
skid-
-Mr. Wallace, would you please call
m the same aa vou would If aome
good pitcher like Waller Johnson was
working "
Bobby smtteal. csrrett proceeded on
M wav to fe bench, and I felt ant
l.f.e-1 that Mr. Gsrrrtt ws nobody's
tooL
0. A. c; WINS GUI
Californians Go Down to An
other Defeat, 26-17.
VISITORS TAKE FIRST HALF
fattutl Tram Work and nationa!
MkiH Turn '.pparrnt Defeat
Into Victory After Mew art
Talks to ltoys.
CORVAIXIS. Or Jn. 1. (Special
In on of the mot rannational ftamos
filayryl here In yeara. the Orenon Aff.
ricullurai Collaaa quintet defeated tn
I'nlTeraitty of California team here to.
nlk-ht by the acore of 2 to 17. At the
end of the first half the visitors were
on the Ions; end of a 12-to- count, the
local five beins; clearly outplayed dur
ing: thta period.
Coach .Stewart nave his boys a goo A
talklnir to between halves and they
came back strong, good teamwork and
sensational shots by Captain Ada ie
berts turnlns; defeat -Into victory.
There were three points awarded the
local and one to the Californiana. Fol
lowing are the lineups
o. a. c. (281.
IT. of f. flTI.
Slrberta (10)....
Kay (31
lilacs (4)
John (2 ...... .
Mia ill
Frlrdman (3 .
. ..r (6 Norton
. ..r- ? Born
...C ia) Foater
,.U (4) EmDurf
..d Btrnfl.ld
.Spkrr LoKan
MAHAX WILL FACE YALE AGAIN
Star Back of Harvard to Have Other
Help on Pltchlny; Monnd.
Having pretty well painted things
crimson in football. Harvard men ar
now beginning to talk over their pros
pects for tn coming baseball season.
Eddie Mahan Is about as effective
against Yale on the pitcher's mound
as ha Is In th fullback's position, but
this year he should have lota of help.
Billy Boies, who played In th back
field with Mahan. was not eligible for
th nln laat season, but will be out
this year. He la said to be a clever
pitcher. Other twlrters are Wlllcox.
who Is a football roan and alao a great
quarter-mller. and hltney. wbo li
season pitched a no-hlt gam.
Other football men who play base
ball ar Harte and i-nwrlght. Soucy,
Gtlman and Parson of the eleven are
all crew men and do not indulge in tn
National pastim.
BID ANDERSON SAILS SOUTH
Once Popular Lightweight Off for
Wear Klrlda to Conquer."
Bud Anderson leaves this morning
for new fields to conquer. The one
time popular. Vancouver lightweight
has decided to. go south for a change.
but juat where he will land Is not cer
tain. He Is going to i-oa Angeles by
boat and If everything goes all right
be will appear in the ring In San Diego.
Me haa been working on bis farm
for several months past and the only
reason he Is departing Is because of
the pleas sent north by his brother,
Kred. 1-red Is at Santa l.ita. N. M.. and
Bud I- of the opinion he will be there
within a short time. 11 tips the beam
now around 15S pounds and is as "bard
as a rock." His stay In tha south will
.be Indefinite. k
REGENTS TO PROBE AGREMENT
Coach Sttehm May Lona! Salary, if
Hoard Wins Point Made.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Jan. 10. Investiga
tion of the arreement between th
I'nlveralty.of Nebraska athletic boar
and Coach Ewoid O. Stlehnj that the
latter be paid his salary In full, less
1300, up to (September, 1. despite the
fact that his resignation Saturday took
effect at once, will be made by tbe
board of regents of the university at
a meeting called for next Wednesday.
Announcement to this effect was
ma!e today by Chancellor Avery. The
regents hold thst the board of athletic
control was under no requirement to
pay salary to Mr. Stlebm after hla
resignation. ,
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WISCONSIN' KEEPS BASEBALL
Radgrr School Faculty . Surprised
When President Speaks In Favor.
MADISON". Wis.. Jan. 10. By a vote
of ti to 3k the faculty of the University
of Wlnconsln today decided that base
ball should be retained.
Much surprise wss occasioned by
President Van Hise speaking in favor
of retaining baseball. The proposal to
do away with it was made by a confer
ence of the Badger faculty recently.
s McMinnvllIc Quintet Victor.
M'MI.VNVILLE. Or.. Jan. 10. (Spe
cial.) McMinnville High defeated the
Hillsboro High quintet at basketball.
: to 51. Saturday night. Tbe game
wsa closely contesteu all through.
Tagard. of Hillshoro, made a freak
shot from center. Another game Is ex
pected in the near future.
Amateur Athletics
MAN AGKR KDDl
tao li.ore gall
laakrlball tea
EDDIE COHEN baa arranged
inea tor Ilia B'nat B'rllh
aama to be ataaed tomor
row nt&ht In tha B'nsl B nth s)mnartuni.
The prrllirlniirT conleat will be between
lha a-cond t.am of the Jewlah boa aaalnai
lh V. kf. C A. i.omela. while the mi
rtrnt la helnx billed aa first team versus
Chn.tlan Urnthers Bualneaa Colleae.
a'aptaln "lear" Schllt haa had hla B'nal
B'rl-.h acareaatlnn out for practice ea
maht an,l a. far h haa been able to a
eaery sam nnf team has competed In dur
ing the 1VM csmpalsn. The rtrat match
will, be exiled promptly St T:4o o'clock.
V"T ramea, call Manager Cohen at kfalo
...
Anr baaketl-all teama In need of iramea
ar. raqueated to call ManaRer Barry, of th
Kmnkha Amsteu. Athletic I'lub quintet, at
riellnood 14!. The Brooklin athletes de
feated tha rentnaula park flrat team, 41 to
II. laat week, hut the Willamette assresa
llon. of (ireson I'lly, trimmed the Porl
Icadera. rt (o 1, In a aetiaational contest.
Th "Follies of
hems erransed by
of atudenta from
a eammiiira eompoaa-d
lh arlnu prbool or the Portland inter-
choia.lic l.cacur- for neat Knoay night at
the oaka ruller rink. a. Ill have aeveral ath-l-ile
a. enle featured. Tha principal on
will ba a hockey game on roller akates.
a a .
. It. U-ra team defeated ft. V. Dor
net's crranlaatlon. t 1 It. In the Indoor
Haaahal1 la-aaoa t the Multnomah Amateur
Athietic t'luh. Th aion1 same of the
nlcht went in t;. eaton Tlr. la 2u.
oier E kin"'e
SiS.non Firm Incorporates.
Articles of Incorporation, for the
Andrew tc Hsrrer contracting firm
were filed in the Circuit Court yeater
day. C. K. Andrew. I. Andrew. II. A.
Hurrr and M. M. Ilarrer are the In
corporators. The new firm has a capi
tal stock of $:s.ooo.
Unitarians Meet Tonight.
The annual meeting of the First Uni
tarian Chun h alll Ire held tonight. A
supper In the chapel will be followed
by reports.
To Those Who Have Comparatively
Small Funds to Deposit
While it is generally known that this
bank is acting as depositary for many
individuals and corporations of large
means, it is not so well known that the
bank welcomes clients with accounts of
only moderate size.
Among our depositors we have many
persons with only moderate accounts,
but their business is as cordially wel
comed and as scrupulously cared for as
the very largest business.
. All of the bank's clients are assured of
' most .efficient service, as well as per
fect safety. Government Supervision
extends over all departments of the
bank.
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DEAL HANGS FIRE
Federal Leaguer's Offer for
Cleveland Refused.
BAN JOHNSON TAKES HAND
Bankers, Settling; Up Charley Som
en Financial Affairs, Demand
t
850,000 for Club President
, Stays iu Cleveland Today.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 10. President B.
B. Johnson, of the American League.
was here today in an effort to effect
the sale of the Cleveland baseball club.
He held several conferences with C. W.
Somen, present owner, and with tbe
bankers in charge of Soroers' financial
affairs. In a final effort to interest
Cleveland capital in the deal.
It ia declared that a tentative offer
made by Edward Gwinner. Pittsburg
Federal League magnate, was turned
down because It was below the 1560
000 which It Is reported the bankers
demand for -the club. John E. Bruce
and Colonel McDIarmid. of Cincinnati,
conferred with Johnson. It is said, and
are declared to be ready to negotiate
for the club when tohnson says tbe
word.
There is no change in the situation.
declared Johnson tonight. He will re
main here tomorrow,
FRANK CHANCE GETS AjATERS
Tinker Turns Over Pitcher, Short
stop and Utility Fielder.
CHICAGO. Jan. 10. Manager Tinker,
of the amalgamated Chicago Federals
and Nationals, agreed . today to permit
Pitcher Edward fcchoor to go to the laos
Angeles team of tbe Pacific Coast
League.
It was known tonight that Manager
Tinker also had turned over to Man
ger Chance, of Los Angeles, Bobby
isher. shortstop, and Jouy JuaLrry,
a utility fielder, used last year by the
Chicago Nationals. Fisher last year
led in batting for the Cubs, having a
percentage of .293.
FRANK IE BURN'S GETS , DRAW
Westerner Drops Wallace in Third
Round, Then Is Pummcled.
KANSAS CITT, Mo., Jan. 10. Otto
("young") Wallace, Milwaukee, light
weight, and Frankie Burns, of Oakland,
Cal., fought 10 fast rounds here today
to a draw.
Burns dropped his opponent in the,
Where Are the
Good Heavyweights
to meet Willard? We don't know.
We do know 'that we can make
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third round, but Wallace waa up in an
instant and more than evened the score
in the next two rounds, which he won
by a wide margin. Both were mixing
furiously at the final bell.
Harvard Holds to Haughton.
CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Jan. 10. Percy
D. Haughton. head coach of the Har
vard College football team, undoubtedly
will continue to serve the eleven, not
withstanding his new interests as pres
dent of the Boston National league'
baseball club, Fred M. Moore, graduate
treasurer of athletics at Harvard, said!
tonight.
New York Blocks Decision Move.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10. A resolution
permitting referees to render decisions
in boxing bouts in this state, was de
feated at a meeting of tbe JState Ath
letic Commission today.
BOXING.
Championship Contest Tonight.
Al Sommers vs. Earl Miebua, Jack
Allen vs. Walter Knowiton, head tha
card toniarht. Rose City Club. Seata
Rich'. -dv.
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breed and multiply, causing inflamma
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the blood is in a vigorous condition its
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Otherwise the cold "hangs on" turns
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