The Sunday Oregonian. (Portland, Ore.) 1881-current, January 31, 1915, SECTION TWO, Image 19

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Newspaper Page TextCLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SPORTING AND MARKET REPORTS SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 16 PORTLAND, OREGON, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 31, 1915. NO. 5. Jj T-rT. VVYTV. ' i " H H ' - TK rr A ft A aOl-' .rnmnimw Vtfnmintx at starts tlie di, WAAAVJEk am. .WV . a w .a.'w-- - : . ; and Yet i Greater Week of Our Colossal Sale of Third H ome Furnishings Prices Always Lowest at Gadsbys? This the public has well learned-lower than those of high-rent houses, which prices must be m keeping with their business expenses lower than any furniture store that has rent to pay and high-price sale promoters and window dressers. Compare prices below with those of our competitors. You are best judge who sells for less. Cash or credit. - We Pay No Rent That's Why Gadsby Sells for Less Wilt Including Some Famous Whittall Weaves Corresponding Reductions on Smaller Rags. ASale That's Real Without Deception! A visit to Gadsbys' store dur ing this important Sale will prove conclusively the suprem acy of this event that it is all and more than . we state, not merely a so-called "sale" in augurated by some special "ad vertising promoter!" Beautiful Axminster Rugs Twenty patterns in these: -BO rugs included, in various sizes. Just a hint ol the reductions: Regular 30 9xl2-foot Regular $27.50 9xl2-ft. Axminster Rugs, some 4J20 00 Regular $22.50 9xl2-ft SK$22.50 ZTZL?a:.r. $15.00 Corresponding; Redactions on Smsller Sli. Tapestry Brussels Rugs Fifteen patterns, comprising 300 rugs in various sizes. Regular $22.50 9x1 2-ft. Regular $18 9xl2-foot Best Quality Rugs: P C CQ Japestry Rugs, some Jg J 3 gQ soma as low as OlU.aU as low as. i v CARPETS REDUCED FOR THIS SALE Quarter Sawed Oak Leather Seat- C95 $29 Sectional Bookcase $17.50 Consisting of four glass-door sections, top and base in the popular fumed or waxed oak, for only $17.50 $25.00 China Closets $12.50 A rare bargain; solid oak, in square design, with adjustable shelves. : fnm t r ? rr II Lr... Solid Oak Kitchen Cabinet for $12.50 Large, full size, high-grade Kitchen Cabinet, with all the latest modern cooking devices. Solid oak. Other stores ask $25 Gadsbys' Price 50 tm On.irter-Sawed Oak. with genuine leather spring1, is 22xlS inches, the broad tack'aM in" he, wide and 36 inches high. From the seat the oims Vira four inches wide, and the front posts are also made of QC solid oak? StneT high-rent stores ask $10. Gadsbys" price $40 Ranges, Now .50 $27 We are offering a $40 Range with high warming closet, 18 inch oven, on sani tary leg base, burns wood or coal, for $27.50. Before buying a Range see what Gadsby has to offer for $15.00 Imitation Spanish Leather Couch $7.95 We are closing out several Couches at a great reduction for this sale. Velour Couches as cheap as $6.50 $30.00 Buffet Only $15.00 Genuine quarter-sawed Oak Buf fet. Two small drawers; one lined for silver; two cabinets and one large linen drawer; has French plate full width of Buf fet across top.. Buffets of this quality were never sold before at such a low price. . .5j515.0O $27-50 Gadsby Sells It For Less. $30.00 Dresser Only $15.00 Circassian walnut Dresser, beau tifully grained; two large drawers and two small upper drawers and French plate mir ror, for only $15.00 Colonial Library Table $6.95 Rf v H u ' ant'8nie I l! V Unlqne Sew Design That Has W on In ulnnt Favor Wherever Shown. "Colonial' platform base. Three massive square columns at each end, to support the top. Length 42 inches, widtii z incnes. Top has deep rim. with invisible drawer. Made of seasoned hardwood. Finished in so perfect an imitation of golden quartered oak that it can hardly be told from the genuine. Other stores will ask you at Pf QC least $12. Gadsbys' price Art Desi gns Enamel Beds White ' 1 jj J With decorated panels one of our most attractive models SUB STANTIAL,. ORNAMENTAL, SERVICEABLE. Other Beds as cheap as $1.95 CASH OR CREDIT MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS. Ash, oak or mahogany-finish Dresser, with French plate bevel mirror; we also have a few of these Dressers with oval mirrors ; they are fin ished in the pretty dull wax. This is posi tively the greatest Dresser value for so little money ever of fered in the city. Gadsbys' price $8.85 ffl r ,i This is the Store That Saves You Money wm.ti Washington, Corner First Street We Pay No Rent. That's Why We Sell for Less SEALS LOOK LIKE E SUPIS PACKAGE Team. Lined Up by Wolverton Appears Far Better Than That of Year Ago. ONLY EVEN BREAK NEEDED Holdover Catchers Are Retained and Infield and Outfield Strength ened and Only Pitching Corps Is Ko Stronger. BY ROSCOE FAWCETT. Only once in 12 years has San Fran cisco von a Pacific Coast league pen nant, yet it begins to look now as if Harry Wolverton Is to do an Enoch Arden step across, the bay and hand the native sons another surprise pack age. Walter McCredie said the other day horsehide around the .300 mark all year and. as Fitzgerald hit .log. the heals can boast a formidable wrecking crow n the Burdens. Big Biff tvhntlcr probably will be re tained and if Wolverton decides to hold another spare outfielder it will be a grand race between Coy, Mundorff. Baerwald and Tobln. Fltscerald. Meleon. Schnller. Mumiorft and toy are left-handed hitters and for that reaaon Uaerwald may i.et the call for one of the utility Jobs at the final reckon InK. Uaerwald was the second bet bl man in the Texas Leacue In 1914. II batted .311 and stole S3 bases, llaer wald bought his own relcasa last Fall and Berry signed lilm from tha Impe rial Valley League. BliXKFIT SHOOT TO BE TODAY Trocceds I-Yoin Gun Club Event to Go in Fund to Ilulld Hood. As a means of raising funds for building a new road Into the Portland Gun Club grounds at Jcnno Station, on tho Kstacada carlinc. Manager K. I Matthews, of tlie club, haa arranged a special shoot for today. All the money taken in will go toward constructing a thoroughfare Into the premises. Visitors to the grounds are especial ly invited and tho number of new shooters is Increasing each wot. Pres ident Everdlng is planning to put across something new by way of en tertainment at tho grounds. Manager Matthews has scheduled a special event for the women shooters to be held today. Shooting will start at :S0 o'clock and will last throughout tha day. An OFICIAL DOPE OX SAX FRANCISCO COAST LEAGUE TEAM FOR 1915. Catchers Schmidt (holdover) ... Clarke (holdover) Scpulveda, (holdover) . . Inflielders Hailmann. lb (Detroit) I.eurd. 2b (Venice) ... I'owna, 2b (holdover) .. Corfaan. ss (holdover) . O'Ueary, b (holdover) Jonefi, 3b (holdover . . Charles, ut. (holdover) Outtlelders Mcloan ( Venice Fitzgerald (holdover) .. Bodle (Chicago Am.) .. Sehaller (holdover .... Baerwald (Galveston) . Mundorff (holdover) ... Coy (holdc--e-) Tobin (holdover) . Pitchers Baum (holdover) Fanning (holdover) .... Pernoll (holdover .... Barham (holdover) .... Relsigl (Topeka) - Couch (Ogden Shader (Ogden) (). 142' " M 117 ,na 1X4 .1:; ....146 )(' 107 '.'ID 149 ir.r . . . . 1 IX w. 1.. 44'J ITU (( 411. 0O1 . :i .1" . 3 .14 0 1.1 on 41) I'C. .."'71 ,.VM1 l.nntl ..-.1.7 .714 12 4 It li:s !" 1" wS lie i'i 1M7 7i .'. M' D(l ir. en. fH. 11 61 14 0 is VI Hut. Field ..''." .t77 .i'.-J .P04 j:.H li't) 41 In;s i'u 1K6 1UI ill' IDS 1S;" 7." i"12 1K4 1311 111-' 1(13 n. 104 1 ."j 1 1 14 4! XVi 4!l 14 17 81 7 7 1(1 14 ir. :.t iS in m .Ms .i'77 ..t3 .l'4i .;( .V4U .S04 .: .'"! .SIS .I1 40 n n. KO. it r: i ;4 ijii ex -it M h:: 77 1M .!; .1441 .!" .0.10 .f47 . tll .i;7 .it .11.11 .ii-.ii .ltO .l'-.ll .HH.I .071 Avr. nil l.M 41 111 that, with one more pitcher, the Seals would be pennant contenders. Indeed, they will new pitchers or no new pitchers if Wolverton gets an even break In the luck. The squad already lined up by the new manager. Wolverton. looks far and away stronger than last year's team. And the Seals were in first and second place for a major part of the 1914 campaign. Los Angeles nosed them out of second place in the last few weeks. " ' ' ' ' . It was back In 1909, when the Coast had Just expanded to six clubs, that San Francisco garnered its one and only pennant. Portlaad Is Seeoad. Tortland finished second after a hard struggle. Howard Mundorff was break ing in with the Seals in those stirring days, and Ping Bodie was also draw ing pay from Cal Ewing. Otherwise, the 1915 squad Is entirely changed. , ., Wolverton will have the 1914 hold over catching crew. Schmidt is one of tho greatest minor-league catchers li the business. It Is barely possible that Berry may have to sell him to some major-league club this -Spring to sat isfy him. Clarke Is steady, and Sepul veda ought to come strong this year, as he Is young and promising. Thus far Wolverton has not appre ciably strengthened the 1914 pitching crew. The .Seals lost Standrldge to the Chicago Cubs by draft, and Wolverton filled this vacancy by purchasing Kel slgl, of the Topeka club through De troit. Reislgl is a right-hander and is no kid. "Portland Bill" James says Reislgl was with him at Cleveland back in 1911 or 1912. Last year in the Western League he won 19 and lost 13 and had an earned-run average of 2.64 per game. Trio Completes Corps, Couch and Shader, two Union Asso ciation winners, and Colwell, a busher. complets the flinging corps In the infield and outfield, homver, the Seals look much stronger than one year ago. The big weakness of the inner works last season was at first base because Howard was on the bench most of the time and Cartwright and Charles to hold dov.n HarHeilmann. the former Portland vouncster has been purchased from K an option and will be the Seal first baseman. Hellmann Is not extraordinarily fast but he Is a comer and a good extra base clou iter Leard at seconu, ur,'-- I, f" and away ahead of Jerry Downs t .ni hit something like .Zoa iasi vlar but his main strength lies in his snced Put the ex-seaitieiie speeu. , -r-inrta one of a BrnarT BiU oie" 49. sacks In 1914. Temper Brings Sale. tt him tro because he couldn t stand Leard's fiery .temper Corhan at snort i - league Roy made himself famous by Leas.r X th St. Louis Feds and back again all in a single Winter. 6 . , . ki AutruA third O Leary, me ...-o-- - . . 1. Ud3l nnvrnll. but Backer, is suit " " ,' Wolverton Intends to give young Jones the call on the job. Jones starred in the Union Association at Ogden last year and ws batting .366 when Del - . . . ; Inn.., rtlaved 33 Howard doubiii - -- - ,r . games for the Seals last Fall and hit .266. whicn is gooa "i Charles. Downs and O'Leary will have to fight it out for the utility berth. FltsgeraH Retains Laurels. L.-tir, vitiE-erald. the young speed merchant of the league, is the sole Regular to retain his outfield laurels. . Wolverton bought Meleon from Venice several wra . V. 1 after grabbing Baerwald. of the Oal veston club, he sprung the faux pas of the Winter by announcing that I Ing Bodie would agsm iruuv. ward of Hetch-Hctchy. Meleon Is scneauiea 10 pmj . . u hia f.,hiA filDner centcrfield and Bodie left field, which Is large enogn 10 bulky frame. Meleon, by the way. also wore Chi cago Sox livery a couple of years sko. on the same team with Bodle. He batted .304 for Venice last year ana .274 in 1913. In 1911. when with Toledo. he hung up a mim 01 irj,,P, to .259 the next season at Columbus and Louisville. Bodie is almost uro to swat the instructor will be on hand to assint those who are new at tho trap-shooting game. ALBANY HAS TRACK TEAM College Will lie P.rprc!rntrtl at In- icrcollcgitile Meet. ALBANY, Or.. Jan. SO. (Special.. For the first time slm-e It won the championship of the male In Ira.'k and field athletics In 1903, Albany College will put forth an Intercollirlsle track team the coming seaon. During tha past 11 years the college has had oc casional local track contest, but h not participated in an Intrcolleglste content. An Indoor track meet will ho held at Albuny Collee In the Spring In competition with moot of the other denominational colleges of the state. Willa.inetlo University has Invited all of the schools of tho Hate, except the two big state Institutions, to par ticipate in a big field meet In tSalem in May and Albany College expects to take part. WILLAMETTE SENIORS WIN I'rcslmicii En- In Final .nic of First Ilufkelbnll Series. SALE.T, Or.. Jan. 30. (Special.) Discouraged in the first few mlnuten of play because of the aggrexslve work of their opponents, the Willamette freshmen basketball players were easy prey for the seniors In the final game of "the first series of the Interclass tournament Friday night In the varsity gym. The scora was, seniors II, fresh men 1. The seniors, witlt a percentage of 1000, are winners of tho first series. The lineups were: Freshmen. Position. 8niom. Haynor Cen-d ! Pr Marcyuiitln lor rob'to uua.vard PaKct Joryvickery 'o'' t'letcher Ouuird MeDnll Referee, R. Mclniyr. lndependonce; um pire. Coach O. Thwinpion. naseball Brevities. According to R. B. Ward the Federal League has a man willing and ready to finance a team In Gotham. Chief Bender denies that he has been contemplating a Jump back to the Fed eral League. Although Alex Zwllllng. tlia Chicago Fed outfielder, has not received as mucli publicity as Benny Kauff, he Is one of the best outilelders In the outlaw cir cuit. Somo fsns are inclined to the belief that he will outshine Kauff this season. Jim Gilmore, the guiding spirit of the Federal League, traveled 47,0(l miles luring tlie last buscball season. Walter Johnson, writing to an East ern paper from Ills Kansas farm, says that his life In the country has put him in fine physical condition for coming campaigns. This corrects the impres sion that he Indulged In Jumping ex ercises for this result. Connie Mack has added two semi pro twlrlers to the Athletic rookie list. The men are Clco Fisher and Bill Fray, who hall from Newurk, N. J. Tho for mer Is a southpaw. Outfielder Bill Holdnn. released last season to Baltimore for Birdie Crce by the Yankees, will play with Montreal this year. " Charley Hickman. former major league batting stur, lias slsned to coach the University of Weft Virginia bsse ball squad. Under Charley's leader ship tlie team lost only two games last season. Chief Meyers, writing to Secretary Foster, of the Giants, says thet ha Ik In mldseatson form. However, he nr Icctcd to say which season, 1911 or 191 1. Manager Mcdraw hopes that J-ff Tesrcaus shoWins- with the All-Ns-tlonal tesm on their ttlp this Winter cannot be taken as a fore.act of the way he will shape up this year. Jeff won four and loat nine games wli!la an the Jaunt.