THE MORNING ORECOMAX, MONDAY, DECEMBER 29. 1010.
11
SCOn WINS FOR DALLAS
MULTNOMAH (.LARD QlINTKTj
MLKTN FIRST UKiKAT.
OFFICIAL AMERICAN LEAGUE
BATTING RECORDS SEASON 1919
Winers Have Advantage of Weight. ! Set0 .
Cleveland
nciurn i.anie to He flayetl
More on MBMjJ 1 7.
COMPILED BT IRW IK X. HOWE. CHICAGO.
CI. I B BATTING.
Q. AS R. Onu.H. U.
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..140 488S. f!17 BTS 1818
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New Vork 141 47T3 57N BOG 1275
St. Loula 140 4871 533 587 1234
Boston 138 45.-.S 584 55L- 118t
Washington ..142 4TS 0:18 570 1239
Philadelphia ..140 4739 487 741! 1157
TB 2B. SB. HR. SH. SB. BB. SO. P.C.
1776 218 70 25 223 145 427 Sl .28T
1779 22 84 23 209 1 21 438 422 .23
1738 254 TX 24 221 118 608 860 .277
1701 198 48 45 186' 10 :; 478 .267
1661 188 78 81 201 72 388 448 .54'
1565 182 48' 32 190 10T 480 414 .261
1612 17B 83 24 188 142 419 518 .260
1570 17S 71 sr. 121 101 849 609 .S44
Members of the Multnomah Guard
basketball team returned to Portland !
yesterday from Dallas, where they re
ceived their first setback of the sea
son when they were defeated by the
American Legion five of Dallas Sat
uday, 24 to 20. It took five minutes
of extra playing to return a winner
between the two teams, but the legion
team by a whirlwind finished man
aged to annex the points necessary to
break the tie.
At the end of the first half the score
tood 7 to 6 in favor of the legion
quintet. The guard started a rally
in the second half Ihat netted them ! Peck-lnpaiiah. New York
. ,i Mctnnla. Boston
puiiiia in i lie Lirsi. ii minutes ui
INIMVJUt7A& BATTING.
(All player, are include who participated in any manner In IS or more games.)
BB. SO. P.C.
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Murphy. Chicago
Cobb. Detroit
Harris. Cleveland
Phillips, Cleveland
Veach. Detroit
Jamieaon. Cleveland
Sisler. St. Louis . . .
Jackaon. Chicago
Zachary. Washingto
Flag-stead, Detroit .
Tobin. St. Louis
Jacobson. St. Louis
G. AB. R. B. TB. 2B. 8B
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S3 184 80 69. 90 16 1
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.139 516 79 181 Ml 81 14
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WEST HAHTLAKD IS DDE ;
STEAMER Will. BE BROILIIT
IP UNLESS FOG PREVENTS.
I'nion OH Company Tanker Lan
sing Unable to Leave Gasoo;
Montague Held at Dock.
Ruth. Boston , fff
"ice. Washington 141
Hellman. Detroit 140
E. Collins. ("hlcaaro . .t in
127 48t
120 455
43--
557
Shorten. Detroit
sonang. Boston
play, while tney held the Dallas lads
to half that number. Scott replaced
Bennett at guard for the Dallas team,
and this substitution spelled defeat
for the guards. Single-handed the
rangy guard marked up three field
goals for his team, while his team
mates held the local boys scoreless.
At the end of the second half the
score was 20 all. and despite the fact
that Dave Wright. Interscholastic
tar, was sent into the fray In place
of Billy Lewis, the guards were un
, able to do anything further In the
scoring line.
Kenneth Irlc, considered one of the
fastest and most efficient guards in
the state, played a great game for
the guards, while Kpud Darling, cen
ter, also proved to be a tower of
strength to. the Multnomah Guards,
who were outweighed 15 pounds to
the man.
An opportunity will be given Port
land fans to witness these two teams
In action when they play a return
game in this city on January 17.
che lineup:
wuaras cjui.
(10) Lewis
. (6 Fearnley
. . 2 Darling
(2) Irl
Cole
Wright
Dallas (24).
Woods (4) . . .
Boy? sen (101
Hayea
Hart
Bennett ....
SCOtt (81 ...
Farley (21..
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H. A. Goode. referee.
SILENT ROTEIIS FIELD
CONTESTS WITH INDEPENDENT
TEAMS WANTED.
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Olympic Club Maintains Record of
Straight Victories by Defeat
of Peninsula Park.
With a stronger lineuft than has
ever represented them before, the
Silent Five basketball team is In tiie
independent field again this season
with hopes of carrying off the city
championship. The Silent Five sched
ule will be open for games after
January 6. They are anxious to clash
with the Omego team of Vancouver.
Wash.: South Parkway. Arleta and
other city or out-of-town quintets.
The Silent Five probably will enter
the interstate league now being or
ganized. The team is practicing with
the B'nal B'ritli every Tuesday and
Friday evenings at the Peninsula
I-ark gymnasium. The following play
ers are in the lineup of the Silent
Five team: (J. Fromm, center; F.
Thayer. W. Henrich and GL Bauer,
forwards: Captain C. Greenwold and
1- ... . . 1 . .... . 1
For games with the Silent Five
write Manager of -Team Greenwold,
care of Y. M. C. A.
a
The Olympic club basketball team
maintained itB record of no defeats
for ' the season when It defeated
Peninsula Park Saturday night by
the score of 26 to 14. Tonight tho
Olympic will meet the Omega club
of Vancouver, Wash., on the Van
couver high school floor. R. M.
Cooley, manager of the Olympic club
quintet, wishes to secure games with
out - of - town teams for Saturday
nights. He may be reached at 164
West Webster street.
Tonight the Maroon F and J. K.
Gill quintet will meet on the Frank
lin high floor. Tomorrow night the
Maroon F team will clash with the
Beaverton five at Beaverton.
Johnston, Cleveland
Wlngo. Philadelphia . . .
Ielbold, Chicago
Uhle, Cleveland
Gardner, Cleveland
Chapman. Cleveland . .
K. Williams. St. Louis
Weaver, Chicago
Speaker, Cleveland
BurnN. Philadelphia ...
Caldwell. Bos. -Cleveland
.VcMullln. Chicago 60
urirrin. Philadelphia
Baker. New York
Pratt. Nt York
C Walker. Philadelphia
Gandil. Chicago
O'Neill. Cleveland
Judge, Washington ...
Menoskey, Washington
Roth. Phila. - Boston ..
Milan, Washington ...
Kinney. Philadelphia
Kewwter. Nrw York ...
Schalk. Chicago
Lamar. Boston
.1. Collins. Chicago
Wambsgams, Cleveland
Scott. Boston
Bodle. New rork
Elmer Smith, Cleveland
Hllerhe. Washington
Pipp, New York
Felsch, Chicago
Plclnich, Washington .
Lewis. New York
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Charrity, Washington
riugan. Philadelphia
Hooper. Boston
Witt. Philadelphia ...
E. Foster, Washington
Shannon. Phila. -Boston
B. Murphy, Washington
McNally. Boston
R. Jones, Detroit
Leonard. Washington
Burrus. Philadelphia
Bagby, Cleveland ....
Rtaberg, Chicago
Nunamaker. Cleveland
Wood. Cleveland
Bronkle, St. Louis .
Gedeon. St. Louis
Ehmke. Detroit
Perkins. Philadelphia
Karl Smith. St Louis .
Kerr, Chicago
O'Doul. New York
Shanks, Washington
Severeid. St. Louis
Vick, New York
Dyer. Detroit
O. Bush. Detroit
Vltt. Boston
Stanage, Detroit
Slrunk, Philadelphia
Barry'. Boston
Ctlhooley. New York
Ruel, New York
Myers, Cleveland ....
Hannah. New York . . .
Demmltt, St Louis ...
Sloan. St. Louis
Austin. St. Louis
Calnor, Boston
Aguew, Washington
Graney, Cleveland ....
Shawkey. New York
Gerber. St. Louis
Lynn. Chicago
Kopp. Philadelphia 75
Mayer, St. Louis 80
Mays. Bos.-N.Y. (including
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Rogers. St. L.-Philadelp!iia . 25
Love, Detroit 22
Avers. Wnshington-Detrolt . 35
Cunningham. Detroit ...
K'llson. Detroit
Coveleskle. Cleveland
Thomas. Philadelphia ...
Thompson. W ash. -Phila.
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Quinn, New York
drover. Washington ....
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CIcotte, Chicago
McHride. Washington
Billings. St. Louis
Lunte, Cleveland
Johnson, Philadelphia . .
Walters. Boston
tV. Johnson, Washington
Wellman, St. Louis
Turner, Cleveland-Phlla.
Thormah'en. New York
Faber. Chicago
Dykes. Philadelphia ....
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Pennock. Boston
Harper, Washington
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Hilbane to Eaoe Shubert.
Johnny Kllbahe. featherweight
champion, has been matched for the
feature bout at the Olympia. Phila
delphia, on January 1, with Al Shu
bert pf New Bedford, Mass. Joe
Lynch of New York and Louisiana of
Philadelphia will clash In the semifinal.
DAILY MKTEOB.OIX1G1CAL RETORT.
PORTLAND. Dec. 2a Maximum tem
perature. 37 degrees: minimum. 32 degrees
River reading at 8 A. M., 8.3 feet; change
in last nours, 1.3 reel ran. Total rainiail
5 P. M. to 5 P. M. . none: total rainfall
mre September 1. IH19. 1B.87 Inches : nor
mal rainfall since September 1. 18.63
inches; deficiency of rainfall since Sep
tember 1. 1919 1.06 Inches. Sunrise. 7:53
A. M. ; sunset. 4:83 P. M. Total sunshine
December 28. 3 hours 13 minutes: poeIMe
wunshlne. 8 hours 40 minutes. Moonrlse.
10:56 A. M. ; moonset. 11:30 P. M. Barome
ter (reduced to sea level 1 at 5 P. M.. 30.17
inches. Relative humidity at 3 A. M.. 100
per cent: at noon. 90 per cent; at 5 P. M..
93 per cent.
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Selbold. Philadelphia 15
Gallia. St. Louis 84
Wickland, New York 26
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Mavs, Boston (eliminating
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The steamer West Hartland, which
is carrying a larze auantlty of crude
rubber from the orient, was due to
arrive at Astoria at 2 o'clock this
morning, according to advices re
ceived late yesterday by the Columbia
river pilots. Arrangements were made
immedl-itely to bring the steamer up
the river, unless the fog In the river
should prevent this.
Advices from Astoria were that
the river waa "clear as a bell" there,
but further upstream, especially In
the vicinity of St. Helens and up as
far as the lower Portland harbor, the
fog waa still hampering navigation.
With the exception of the steamer
Rose City, which left down at 8
o'clock last nlrht. practically all ves
sels were prevented from moving by
the heavy fog which still was prevail
ing. -
The crude rubber, forming b. part
of the cargo of the West Hvwtland,
will bo the first of its kind to be re
ceived in Portland. The vessel has
aboard between 5000 and 8000 tons of
this rubber. In addition to a quantity
of Manila hemp and tobacco and gen
eral oriental cargo. The rubber cargo
was taken aboard at Singapore and
the Straights Settlement and Is con
signed to Importers In the east.
The West Hartland, which Is In the
Portland-Oriental aervice of the Pa
cific Steamship company, originally
was Intended to land her cargo at
Seattle. However, she was rerouted
to this port as the result of a radio
message sent by Frank O'Connor,
agent of the line here, several
days ago.
The steamer Manham. which has
Just completed a cargo of flour at the
elevator, was to have left down yes
terday. Owing to the heavy fog.
however. It was decided to have her
wait for fair weather.
The Union Oil tanker Lansing, now
at Gasco. was unable to get away
after unloading cargo on account of
the thick weather. The tanker Mon
tague, which was to have moved from
the St. Johns terminal to the Union
Oil dock to take oil, also was unable
to move yesterday.
The wooden steamer Diana, which
started from the Fifteenth-street mu
nicipal terminal Saturday for St. Hel
ens to load ties, made a second at
tempt yesterday, but waa compelled
to put up at the Associated OH dock
at Llnnton last night.
The tanker W. S. Porter, which Is
coming up with a cargo of oil, was
reported still at Goble last night.
The wooden steamer Mendora. which
left St. Helens Saturday, for the dock
of the Pacific Coast Coal company,
still was anchored somewhere be
tween St. Helens and Portland.
VBERCOS LAUNCHING TODAY
9500-Ton Freighter to Slide Off
Ways at Vancouver.
VANCOUVER, Wash.. Dec 28.
(Special.) The Abercos. a 9S00-ton
freighter, will be 'launched at 12
o'clock tomorrow by the G. M. Standl
fer Construction corporation. The
vessel is 96 per cent completed. Boil
ers are in place and engines are
installed. The craft is the eighth to
be turned out by the Standlfer cor
poration in a year.
Mrs. J. F. ciarkson. wife of a
former superintendent of the Standl
fer wooden yards, will be sponsor.
Notice to Mariners.
The master erf the British steamer Eurl
dnmas reports that on December 17. 1919,
about three miles northwest of San Fran
cisco light vessel, latitude 37:47 north and
longitude 122:44 west, off the coast of
California, passed a mast with derrick at
tached, apparently attached to submerged
wreckage. GEORGE B. GANDT,
Nautical Expert.
Pacific Coast Shipping Notes.
SEATTLE. Wash.. Dec. 28. (Special. )
Twenty-five thouiand tons of cargo will
be dispatched from Puget sound to Bono
lulu. Port Allen. Kahulut and HUo.
Hawaii, by the Matson Navigation com
pany. In five vessels of the United States
shipping board during January, according
to representatives of the traffic depart
ment of the company. The fleet will enn-
slst of the steamships Brookdale. West
Segovia. Merlden. Glorleta and Eastern
Guide.
Th new 10,000-ton steamship Cross
Keys of the shipping board, built In the
yards of the Skinner Eddy corporation,
today began loading for hr maiden voyage
at the Smith Cove terminal of the port
commission, and was expected to sail from
Seattle for porta In China. Japan and the
Philippines January 1.
With a cargo of 11.000 tons of hemp,
silk and other freight, the steameshlp
Tyldareus of the Blue Funnel line la ex
pected In Seattle next Tuesday morning
from pons In the orient. The vessel Is
commanded by Captain G. 1. Stout, The
steamship Eurydamas. of th Seattle-TTnlt-
ed Kingdom services of the Blue Funnel
teamer Cockaponset and tke Japanese
teamer Ceyloh Maru did not leave port
until today. They were due to sail Sat
urday night. The Cockaponset. under op
peratlon of Williams. Diamond V Co.. Is
bound for Rotterdam, and the Ceylon
Maru. under operation of Dodwell A CO..
Is going to Kobe.
The Chinese steamer Hwah Yah will be
delayed In sailing several days on account
or a damaged windlass. The vessel is
bound for Yokohama.
The Matsonia "bllllonalrs special" will
leave here Wednesday at noon for Bono
lulu. This Is the Initial sailing of the
Matsonia on the island run since she was
taken over by the government to be used
ss a troopship on the Atlantic during the
war.
The Matsonia. In command of Captain M.
Peterson, arrived here Christmas day from
New Yorll with a large list of well-to-da
eastern tourists and residents of Hawaii
who booked passage on the liner from
New York to Honolulu direct.
The steamer Hyades arrived here to
day from Honolulu with 16,823 bags of
sugar, 4257 cases of pineapples and 480
tons of molasses In bulk.
The Pacific Mall llnar Point Judith ar
rived here today from Baltimore on the
recently Inaugurated triangular service of
the company.
From Mexican ports, the Gulf Mall
steamship J. B. 8tetson. Captain 6vendsen,
arrived her today.
The French stteamer Srhlestadt put into
port here today for engine repairs. The
vessel is bound from Victoria for the
United Kingdom.
1 S. Naval Radio Reports.
(All positions reported at 8 P. M. yes
terday unless otherwise indicated.)
C. A. SMITH, Coos Bay for San Fran
cisco, bar bound Inside Coos Bay bar.
PRESIDENT. San Francisco for Seattle.
389 mile irom Seattle.
EL SEGL'NDO. Richmond for Point
Wells, 230 miles from Point Wells.
Capt. A. F. Lucas. Richmond for Point
Wells, 221 miles from Point Wells.
PRESIDENT, San Francisco for Seattle.
899 miles from Seattle.
MOFFETT. San Francisco for Ocean
Palls, 883 miles from Richmond.
BAI.LIETT. 346 miles north of San
Francisco, bound for Aberdeen.
GOVERNOR, Seattle for San Francisco,
33 miles south of Punta Gorda.
ADMIRAL SEBREE. Ocean Falls for
San Francisco, 86 miles from San Francisco.
YOSBMITE, Port Gamble for San Fran
Cisco, 65 miles from San Francisco.
KLAMATH. Seattle for San Pedro. 20
miles east of Point Concepclon.
SACHEM. San Francisco for Honolulu.
341 miles from San Francisco.
ASUNCION, Richmond for San Pedro,
20 miles south of Richmond.
F. H. BUCK. Everett for San Francisco.
110 miles from Everett.
OLEUM. San Luis for Portland. 208
miles from Astoria.
COCKAPONSET. San Francisco tor
Havre. 102 miles from Han Francisco.
WEST HEN81IAW. Tacoma for Colon.
1328 miles south of Flattery.
WEST CAVANAL. New York. for Hono
lulu. 53 miles east of Honolulu at 8 P. M .
December 27.
ENTERPRISE. San Francisco for Hllo.
1828 miles from San Francisco at 8 P. M..
December 37.
WKST KEENE. San Francisco for Hono
lulu. 1089 miles southwest of San Fran
cisco at 8 P. M.. December 27.
LURLINE. San Francisco for Honolulu.
840 miles from San Francisco at 8 P. M..
December 27.
MAUI, Honolulu for San Francisco. 8r,n
miles from San Francisco at 8 P. M.. De
cember 27,.
LABREA. 90 miles from Honolulu at 8
P. Km December 27.
COLUMBIA. 2742 miles from San Fran
cisco at 8 p. M.. December 27.
VENEZUELA. 693 miles from San Fran
cisco at 8 P. M , December 27.
I PORTLAND MANUFACTURERS AND JOBBERS j
f ' " 1 N
(
Mfc CASTINGS
e" "?m".:.skt western foundry company
Kssilertaret
SAWMILL.
LOUI.IM. AND
nu.tswisstoM
MACBIKIRT.
OREGON BRASS WORKS
If It's inane of
BRASS. BR(l7i:. COPPER OR AI.IMIMS
We Cam Furnish It.
OFFICEi SECOND AND EVERETT.
Phone 1 Broadway 5378. A 3373.
ORDER YOUR KADDERLY
FURNACE
Now, and we can give ib best at
tention. Don't wait until the cold
of Winter. We make them of
steel and boiler rivet them. Will
last for decades.
J; J. Kadderly
130 FIRST ST.
MAIN 1382
COMMERCIAL IRON WORKS
ENGINEERS FOUNDERS MACHINISTS
QUOTATIONS OIVEN ON SPECIAL MACHINERY AND CASTINGS.
REPAIR WORK. GENERAL JOBBING.
l-Hll.VES K 7212 10 737S.
WOHKS EAST SEVEM'H AND MADISON.
Buy the Miner Brand
The Premier Cereals of the
Northwest
ROLLED OATS
WHEAT FI.AKE9
FLAPJACK
11.(11 it
PEARLS OF
WHEAT
AND ALL. o mp.n
v a it 1 1 : 1 1 i s
Albers Bros. Milling Co.
W E (ALL FOR YOUR OLD
CARPETS,
Hues aad Woolen- lothlnc.
We Make BeaatUal Hud - Woven
FLUFF RUGS
AH W ork Turned Out Promptly.
RaK 11 uk Woven All ?lmes.
Mall Orders. Send foe Booklets
Carpets Cleaned, l.ald and Refitted.
NORTHWEST RUG GO.
188 East ElKhth Street.
Phone East ::r,-u.
Use
ELECTRIC
STEEL
CASTINGS
and avoid
expensive breakdowns.
ELECTRIC STEEL
FOUNDRY
Portland
Oregon
"The Castlna. That Give Tou Con
fidence In Your Machinery.
V
F and E
Check-writers
Snleo and Service.
Hedman Mfg.
Co.
Phone Mar 3422.
415 Railway v
Exchange Uldft.
J. C. BAYER
ROOFING AND SHEET METAL
WORK, SKYLIGHTS. METAL
CEILINGS. TANKS
PHONE MAIN 461
207 MARKET STREET
. F. SHOPS. Proa, and Gen'l Mgr.
SHOPE BRICK CO.
Phone East 1SSS: Res.. East 1797
FACE AND MANTEL BRICK
A SPECIALTY
30 1M, JCast .Morrison St.
Distributors of
DINNER WARE AM) (iL ASS WARE
MARSHALL-WELLS CO.
OffidV 15th and Lovejoy St.
Broadway 3 TOO.
Movements of VosseU.
SAX FRANCISCO. Dec. 2S. Arrived
last nlrht. steamer Multnomah, from Port
land, sailed today for San Pedro: arrived
at 4 A. M.. steamer City of Tnpeka. from
Portland via Eureka and Coos Bay: ar
rived at 0 A. M.. steamer Johan Ponl
aen, from Portland.
KTJP.EKA, Dec. 28 Steamer Curacao, re
ported off bar at 8 last nlftht. from San
Francisco for Portland via Coos Bay.
PORT SAN LUIS. Dec. 28. Sailed at 11
last nlsht. steamer Oleum, for Portland
ASTORIA. Dec 28 Arrived at 8:40
A. M., ateamer Santa Monica, from San
Francisco for Westport. left up at 0 A. M.
Sailed at 1 P. M., gas steamer Roamer.
for Waldport. Steamer Weat Hartland.
due off Columbia river lightship at 2
A. M. tomorrow from orient, for Portland.
TACOMA. 'WaBh.. Dec. 28. Sailed
Steamer Queen, for San Francisco; North
western, for southeastern Alaska.
SEATTLE. Waah., Dec. 28. Arrived
Steamer Merlden. from Honolulu. Sailed
Steamers Queen, for San Diego; Weat Jena,
for Hongkong.
Tides at Astoria Monday
High. Low.
S :2S A. M. . . .
5:22 J, M
.8.4 feet 12:08 A. M 2.8 feet
.6.7 fect'll :43P. M. . . .2.1 feet
Colombia River Bar Report.
NORTH HEAD. Dec. 28. Condition at
the bar at 5 P. M. : Sea. moderate; wind,
southeast. 16 miles.
TRAVELING BAGS, SUITCASES
Pistol Holsters and Cartrirttre Belts.
Ladies' Purses and Hand rt.it..
Repaired; Men's Belts. Wallets and
Poeketbooks.
PORTLAND LEATHER CO.
22(1 V aa hlii ic ton.
APPLES
All Varieties
$1.25 to $3.50 Box
THE APPLE HOUSE
115 2d St. Portland
East Side Mill and
Lumber Co.
Il'MRRR. BOX SHOCK. GEN
ERAL MILL WORK.
Sell wood 597. B 164
Ventilators and Chimney Tops to
Order. Uepalring A) General Jobblug
J A COM LOSLI
TIN. COPPER AMD SIIKIT-1KON
WORK.
Tin and Gravel Koof Repairing
310 First Mtreet. Portland. Oreaon.
Phone: .Main 1424.
Telephones Broadway SSOn. A 3MH
Portland
Galvanizing Works
Office and Works, Twenty-Second
nnd Reed Sta.. Portland.
PHOENIX IRON WORKS
& FOUNDRY
- PORTLAND, OREOOII.
Engineers. Founders, Machinists, Boiler
makers and Structural Iron Work.
Noted for Quick and Satisfactory Repairs
We guarantee everything.
SCO Hawthorne Ave.
Davis-Scctt Belting
Company
ariflr CoaM Made Pure Oak Tanned
Leather Belting
I0ft-i 1011
rI. Kat . u.
I nlun Afpnur.
I'orllantl. Orrjtnn.
WALL PAPER AT A
LOWER PRICE
lOc, lSc, 30e. 25c. SOc Uoublr Roll.
Varnish Tllea 45c, Oat Meal 38c
Xew Paper Shown In n .New Way.
SMITH'S W ALLPAPER, HOI SE,
ion-1 10 Second ., Portland.
Have Yon l asted Kn'arht'a New
Rogue River Catsup?
It In Delicloua Ask Your Grocer.
Knight Packing Co.
Portland, Orfgon.
P. SHARKEY & SON
LONG STRAW HOHSK C
East Oak and I nlun
SON I
OLLARS I
Ave.
Makes Babies Thrive
Your druggist sells Deiuot
Specialty Foundry &
Machine Works
Small Brass and Iron I'natlnRa
Contract Work Solicited.
K. Seventh and Belmont. E. 3408.
ALCAZAR M CONTINUE
PLAN'S FOR SUPPORT OF
ESTEBPRISE UNDER WAY.
Belief Is That Public, If Matters
Are Made Clear, Will Not
Permit Discontinuance.
OFFICIAL AMERICAN LEAGUE PITCHING RECORDS SEASON 1S19
COMPILKD BY IRWIN it. HOWE. CHICAGO.
...JUU. Kucntn wno worked 45 or more Innlnrs .
n to
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CIcotte, Chicago 40 g07
Welllman, St. Louis 20 148
Mays. Boston-X. T. (Including
games played with N. T. . . .84
Sothoron. 3t. Louie 46
Enimiinn, Cleveland 14
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piayefl witn p.. T.J....,
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Leonard, Detroit
Morton. Cleveland
Kerr. Chicago
Uhle. Cleveland
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Phillips. Cleveland ....
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Love. Detroit
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Plans which may lead to the con-
Lne.'n.ow port; n"1 V '? Vancouver- tlnuance of the Aleaxar theater for
the Dieasure of the play-goers of
B. C, tomorrow night and will leave Van
couver January for Liverpool via the
Panama canal.
Three vessels In the service of the1
Osaka Shosen Kalsha, the steamships
Eastern Knight. Panama Maru and Can
ada Mara, are on their way to Seattle and
win arrive in this port within the week.
The Eastern Knight, built In Japan, for
the shipping board, reached Vancouver
last night from the orient and after dis
charging 150O tons of cargo In British Co
lumbia, will come to thla port. The veasel
haa approximately 2000 tons for Seattle.
As soon aa she discharges, she will be de
livered to the shipping board. The Eastern
Knight Is making the voyage to the coast
under charter to the Osaka fhnsen Kalsha.
The steamship Canada Maru Is due In
Seattle next Tuesday and the Panama
Maru next Friday from ports In the orient.
ASTORIA. Or, Dec. 38. (Special.)
The steam schooner San Diego arrived at
10 o'clock today with a part cargo of lum
ber from Grays Harbor and went to SL
Johns to finish loading.
The stesmer Brookwood did not get
ready to sail for Philadelphia today, but
will probably gat away tomorrow.
PORT TOWNSEND. Wash.. Cec. 28.
(Special.) From Honolulu via San Fran
Cisco, the steamer Mcrhlen arrived tonight,
proceeding to Seattle, where she will dis
charge and load for the Islands.
After long and valuable service for the
coast and geodetic survey, the steamer
r-ntterson will soon become a humble trad
ing craft, having been sold by the gov
ernment to Nelder and Marcus of Seattle.
After being overhauled, she will be sent
north on a trading expedition.
A rigid censorship has been established
at Vladivostok and all mall from the
United states or to this country has been
included. The mall carried from Puget
sound on the steamer Delight was rifled
by the authorities and a letter written by
the captain of the Delight to Frank Wat
erhouae A company, operatora of the
steamer, was retained by the censors. The
Delight sailed from Vladivostok to Mlikl
where aha loaded coal from Manila, from
which port she will bring general cargo to
Puget sound.
SAN FRANCISCO, Pal.. Dec. 28. (Spe
cial.) What waa declared by exporters to
lie one of the heaviest shipment ot
liquor leaving a Pacific coast port for
the orient will be carried by the steamer
Stanley Dollar when ahe aalla from here
aome time this week.
Besides heavy ehfpments of whisky, the
veneel has loaded over 4000 barrels of
California wine. On account of Its csrgo
of refreshments, the vessel haa been des
ignated the "boose ship.1' It Is in com
mand of Captain J. McClements. and will
go to Kobe and Darien.
With the arrival of four big off-shore
passenger liners tomorrow will be one ot
the busiest days seen along the water
front this year. The veasels are the Nip
pon Marue and Korea Maru from the ori
ent. Sonoma from Australia, and Maul
from Honolulu.
On account of bad bar conditions, the
Portland will be discussed at a com
mittee meeting- of the Chamber of
Commerc called for this morning;
by W. H. Crawford, secretary of the
bureau of industries.
Announcement that the Alcazar
would close on January 4 at the con
clusion of next week's bill, "Oh Boy,"
was recently made by E. V. Everett,
manager of the theater. Failure of
the public to extend a profitable
patronage to the venture waa sTlven
as the reason for the action.
"If the public does not want the
Alcazar to continue," said Mr. Everett,
"surely we cannot be expected to
keep our doors open at a financial
loaa. That the Alcaaar has many
friends la attested by scores of let
ters received since the announcement
of discontinuance was made, all urg
ing; us to reconsider and wanting; to
know why a city such as Portland
does not properly support a theatrical
enterprise so meritorious."
Mr. Crawford's plan. It Is under
stood, which he has discussed with
Mr. Everett, relates to the feaslbilit
of placing among theater-goers sev
eral hundred season tickets to the
Alcazar. Should this project be suc
cessfully carried out. Mr. Everett In
dicated, there Is every reason to be-
sols of the United Staten shipping
board on a three-week schedule are
to b'j put on the line.
I'liiirclies Report Relief Funds.
KLAMATH PALLS, Or. Dec. 28.
(Special.) Local Bundaj- schools
raised $307 for Armenian relief work
i tho . "1. ,,, ... -. ., .... ... .... ; .. .. ...t.1,.1.
l'-t.iha.t th musiaI Players will. has been under way for two 'months.
......... -iiiuiiH iui.ii luesuiBB a;
tractions.
Freight Service ICstablished.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Dc. 2S. A
new freight service between San
The Methodist Sunday school has yet
to report, but other contributors are
as follows: Christian, $100: Presby
terian, 870; Emmanuel Baptist, 180:
First Baptist. $40; Seventh Day Ad
veiitists, $11; Shasta View. $26.
hereCLno!;illJUKrtCOrfm,a-a!l i Detroit Sunday Paper Price Raised
been announced by the Pacific Mail I
Steamship company. Four new ves-
DETUOIT. Mich., Dec. 28. Begin
ning January 4 Sunday editions of
the Detroit News and the Detroit
Free Press will be advanced in price
to 10 cents. It waa announced today.
Advancing cost of publication was
given as the reason for the two-cent
Increase.
Rhine Floods Do D.imuge.
PARIS'. Dec. 28. (Havas.) Floods
along the Rhine and Its tributaries
are hlghwr than they have been for
38 years, and great damage Is being
done by the inundation, according to
a Mayence dispatch.
Hats and bonnets were first manu
factured from braided straw at Ded-
ham. Mass.. in the year 1798.
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