TIIK SUNDAY OnnGOMAX. PORTLAND, NOVEMBER CS, 1915.
EYE IS OH ABERDEEN
TWO MAJOR LEAGUE
CLUBS WANT QUI
B ASK17TBALL MKNTORS OF INDKTF.NDLNT COLLEGES MEET TO FORMULATE FLANS FOR COMING
SEASON.
LOOK OUT, FELLOWS!
JACK FROST 3IAY GET YOU
Take no chances. Wear a warm, comfort
Stewart Ready to Welcome
Captain Pinckney, Report.
able Overcoat cravenetted.
Phillies ar.d One Other Team
MaVe Offers for First Sack
cr Obtained by Draft.
WORK OF STAR IS NOTED
IIItTh School Expects to Have Stellar
RECRUIT RATED AS FAST
Tram Next Year Coach Hawlcy
Chooses Mythical All-Star
Eleven for Northwest.
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Jr'awuea ef te N tfk
late Imji Tb. I'aarer
f.cei..f rfr r-e ike youes.tar from
or .'. f ! Neil. t l'Bt'ls.
n iha lipt aravne-.r r f tas..J la
diva ate wbefiea crne taa ethar.
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free Bi. " ea.14 Weil "He
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Feat julrl at Jlr'--ua. wba la I
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! tha iaiiMilwl of Hi pauo-la.
La lutl J J rear. lia wee auiaia-i
by the yrwtae u f e-r tl't.aa'eoorl.
II ot taa rrenaa rlu In, whi-a
a li a4eaar. rntmi be ercepeel
(om fcriJceoart. Taa l.asu. af
f'Jj't'i'l was a mamr fr4 I
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w-.T ka !-).' ..pa-l..l lo-Il-
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k.a t lUa ai-nra af van f 4.; o a Tbra la
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l'e L'Vtna-a an-t a t tbal t ra4ira4. la
a fam-a an4 a 4:amtfa4 Ckal wt. parmit
Tha (I i Ilia yaar wi t ail Biaka Iha
I "i ta aa I frorn ja r'a-'iao kul for
tiaaa waaa thaaa Ct ka a ata4f
m:n i pI.Tara aha ara aal at la
Mn l-rl-ia ai. I kaaa a (htSh'f la aor
t l;st ri ai.r thatr igt aa4 arai
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A -:C,N
5 QUINTS IN LEAGUE
f.'on-Ccnfercnce Colleges
Basketball Schedule.
Fix
SEASON TO OPEN DEC. 17
nilUitMHI Ma Join I-alrr and
Ialr It KrarraDCfd If fan.
flirt Wllh ConfTT-
Canara C'aa IVe Aol Jrd.
Mamfcara of ba riTa!! rarallona!
Cosaril ef Inalasandanl Co;raa ef Oa-
tn tthara) yaa(artr al room -.
lauB W'Oa tr'.atian Afaot'Iatloa
bai:d n. to formuUia plana for Iha
tario'4 rollac an-1 rhoo taaka(II
aoiala far Ina com In a" mwfc
Ta maatlna- aa praaldad or iT
U llalaa t.lliiral In.lrurtor "l
I'ort:o4 Xovng Mn Chriaiiaa Ao-
Inatllullnr.al Of I'ltnmf 'II
Ifnr.wlltd la Iha I'Xua inia " in.-r.
Al?aaT lola. I'huonialh. I'arlfitf
liarailT. McJIlOBTIlia Co.i'ia ani
la.l.'.c lo.l'fi will anaka up l.ia cir-
CULL
it f. Uitlhaara- ef Witlamaiia I ni
ar.4tr. ' IKal lhal wu
ti a laaia In Iha cifrun 11 "
oi4 - arrarad o Utal Iba-
cnnfll atth Ihoaa It baa achaa-
I i im NarfAlftl roREarvnca.
Tha f4u a a.oplaJ eitrvlT ana
ahUii ait! IUH4 Ulllal luamana
an iriimt trat-f alataa fo.lo
AU ior al lb iIiimIs, yixrrn j; ai
mafi.- I'ntaai. brury 4: al r
i'..u k abruary 1. at M-MInn-
at. atruar I
IM orath al Alanr. Daambar
I l'4-i( I nuaraiu. IVbr'iary
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t int la. I'abruarv 11.
I acl'l- t elaara al AlbaRT. Januarr
1 al rstierr.atb. Januarr H. al I'arific
Jiouari ::. al M. Vinom.ia.
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SEATTLE SCORES MOST
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II WITH IMI.milH TRAMS.
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Indlana wlih Iha ilindinf malnlalnao
bjr Ihraa orKanl-.atlona tc.4ar.
It a a lonit way up to tha top. out
hort war down to tha bottom of tb
bitl.
W. I. K. Taa, It baa barn oltaracl oft
bafora that Iha llarrard of tha apaclea
la dra.laar than Iha Yal.
Tka baaaaloaahlt Mylb.
V'a.Mitclni t'nlvaralty and Wuhlm
Iii4vtn Mala foil as, amoac other, ar
ttl)l44tro.
In tha Ml.lrt'.o Waal ChlaKo ant Min
n.ao'a piand un4arcatai. n towara
lh l'At l"ornrll and I'ltt'burir I'nlrrr
tr hjf riot baan rha.kad. Ilara ar
tt prnmlnrnt rlirrm r.praarnttntr Ihraa
fairly brominant c ilona, and nono o
Iha ai baa I "at a Kama. If any alart
Hcurar ran darlao an Amrrlcan Cham
PtonaMp or a ammonal rhamplunahip
from I m ! a lorrly litt'a mudJIi ha la an
tilled to -!atlc applauaa.
Haw Ika.l talrf
Kfht trart without a touchdown
ain.l Harvard an yaara without
vt.-lory ovar llarrard ft polnta In tha
liat fo-jr yrara asalnat 112 polnta fur
Harvard
If Ihla lan"l aufTirlant i atart Ta'a
: on ar.oltrr lra k. aha mlsbl alan look
ba. a upon bar on racord of four
rirtortaa and Hra dafrata a rrcord ol
b'4l no rirtoriaa out of arran rontrata
altar Iba flrat lo aaajr pr art lea catnra
bad b-n playrA.
T:a la taliln Iha Hie t'!p thai comra
la all a bo to. low a frlla aslatanca
vary far l. I Ibia Iip U I k'ly lo ba
corn a Habit unt.aa tha rieht rorn Ik
found lo aalabliab Iha coarhlof daa
pvttam that Tala nrada.
Ilaaablaa'. Alas.
Itrvarf want for Ian yaara from
1V. lo 111? without a-orlnir a touch
Orraaa I'.lrrra Pllra l Maal ra lal a af
Traaaa la Mala AVIlk Aaalra Scc-aaa--wlaaa'a
Mark lltsh.
Coach Dobia'a L'nlvrr-ity of V. ajh
Inkton foot bail players, as usuaJ. ara
crrdllad with scorlnc the larirest num
ber of points during Ibo 1911 football
canon amonif tha teams of tha North-
ant Conference. ) lower er. out of the
r 7 i points rrslatered. but 7 of them
were made In the conference and they
came from the mecttnc with Whitman
CVIIetce.
Two touchdowns and two Koal kicks
were annexed by opponents of the
Sound city Institution, the University
of California maklns; seven points and
i.onxaca Colleue. of Spokane, tha rest.
The bent s.-orinr maihlne In Oreaon
was tha Cnlver-lty of Orecon with
record of 202 points, SKklnat iz for the
opponents.
The Ore-nn AsKles recorded Mtf
points In seven frames and durlm; the
same period their opponents rang: the composed as follows: Axland
bell 10 markers. Waahtnuton Slate
Oillrse. connldered to be the Krratest
aasri-Kation In the Northwest If not In
the country, has etab!ihed 193 points.
lnt 1 for the losers. Seven of
there points were made by the Mon
tana team which held Syracuse Uni
versity, of New York, to a ( to score
last Thursday. Washington State won
from Montana to 7.
Following; is the s orlnir to date of
Pacific North went football:
ABERDEEN. Wash.. Nov. 27. (Spe
cial) Football enthusiasts here say
that down In CorvaMls "Doc" Stewart
lias picked our a suit and locker for
Irvln rincknev. enptain and star of
the Aberdeen Hiuli School eleven. Grays
Harbor people, even Aberdeen's :een-
eat rivals in lloquinm, say Pinckney is
Grays Harbor's greatest football prod
uct and that he Is better tban Ira
Blackwell or James Shaw, former O
A. C stars from Aberdeen, ever were
Plnckney's playing reminds one of
Hap" Miller, of the University of
Washington. Plckney hits the line with
Miner's vim. he fears nothing and plays
a hard, cool, defensive frame. He is
fast and baa been a rood yard gainer
against any hluli school eleven which
has met Aberdeen, yet his best work
la on the defense or In running Inter
ference, Pinckney Is 1 years old and
weighs 175 pounds.
Next to Pinckney In ability upon the
Aberdeen team and player who prob
ably would be picked as the second
best half in Washington, if not in the
Northwest, la Don Lyons, who will play
bis last year with Aberdeen next sea
son. L.yons weighs only Ia pounds,
The Aberdeen eleven next year ought
to equal that of three years ago, when
Aberdeen won the Northwext title for
tba second time. The backfield is to
be practically tha same as this year
Kb. tha exception of Klllott, who will
succeed Pinckney. Lyons and Ullott.
as halves, and Fullback Kell will be
back. Axland. star quarter this year,
will play at that position. Veterans
on tha Aberdeen line will be: Hugo,
end; Levi Johnson, tackle, and Inge-
bri-ti:n and William Anderson, guards.
ruards.
Coach Hawiey, picking an all-North
west team from the teams which Ab
erdeen has met this season, names fire
Aberdeen men. three Columbia Uni
versity, two The Dalles and one Ho-
ou lam players for places on the team.
As choices for a second all-Northwest
Interecholastic eleven he names three
Hoquiam. three Columbia, one Astoria
nd two Aberdeen players.
His all-Northwest eleven would be
center.
Velvet Collars Are All the Go!
MENS'SUITSS1P(
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the elevator saves ou dollars tt
ZO) READY
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fa
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proachlnir clear weatner when he "dis
covered the moon shining Friday night,
minus the ring, when he felt the chill
blast of Winter hit him in the face as
he opened the kitchen door to let in
the cat, and when he discovered the
fog- that overhung the entire city.
A change from rain to colder weather
has occurred In the Middle West and
cooler weather and possibly snow Is
predicted for Colorado and Wyoming-
'TERROR' SOSPECT FINED
SCHOOL CHILDREN TESTIFY
ROAD LABORER'S ACTIONS.
OF
Maa Sought by Posse of Farm era
All-Mgbt Hunt Is Remanded to
Jail Pending Payment.
In
Minn. She Is survived by her husbanj
and one daughter, who lives in tn
Fast.
Dec. 1st
0 44' "ft - f r M
New
Nl
Aberdeen; Adams, Aberdeen, and Hurd.
Hoquiam. guards: Bloch, Columbia, and
Ingebrlgtsen. Aberdeen, tackles; Mur
phy, Columbia, and Elton. The Dalles,
ends; Muiphy. Columbia, quarterback;
Steers. The Dalles, fullback; Pinckney
and Lyons, Aberdeen, halfbacks.
TITLE AT STAKE TODAY
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FOOTBALLTICKETS.
f "ultr aI. ar.-aa. ra O.
A I. A. Itpaaia ira. fa. Hi
Wt.Kirftaa at. Op A. W. le P. v.
-Alt.
r-rtllLKK la nothing la this bunk
I about foolba'l ayatatna.- said
JL Mr. Pharltn. Taa and No. Thar
waa la Tale's but II In llarrard a.
Tba ayitam without (ba malarial, of
ronraa. won't carry rary far. nut is
Iha buainaas of Iha rlaht syatam ta da.
rale? tbl malarial ar.4 maintain ai
laa.t a bKh ararace.
Connie Mack with bla ir.tm wea all
champlotiahipa. Laat rar bla syatam
minia tba malarial nm.rie-1 laal and a
woolly laal. at that- Hut Connie's era
lam wi'.l aooa darelon Iba alulT lo rlsa
a.;a!n and raauma aotnawbare around
t ia lr. At prcaant. with John Vlctlraw.
jlf. Mack la la tba groKo. B-it doaa any
ona pirlura Mack aad SlcOnw staying
dowa ir Iba depths for any lengthy
parltKl?
Warrty a Tla. '
Thea wba ara aura ef maintaining
their eaccaaa of holding the heichte
ara rauaatad ta compare the raak ba!4
a few years asa by Iba Giants. Mack.
maa. 4via. l't;aruliaa.a aad Caj-ilale
rr.orv tourndpant lo aran things up.
t'onaidarabia ambit ion w ith only two
ytats to run
Thaakrair Ara.
Pa4sa II ta aa Tra Baa la yait:
'ara aa aaa- potanaa.1 aaa as ral.
Aa4 m f9 I 4;4 aoi aiunsa ea Tale
Oa aaa laaarh a kra bat.
I aaa aa r-a.a..n wkr t ahauid
a4 la&aar Ina&ka. and boock aa waod.
Whl'a Itrrard haa loaf Mahan, Ih
chrarlng at Tala and Princeton Is not
lou1 aa It mi.-ht ba lo Iha thought
that llaushton still haa aeraral years
abaad be.'ore ba graduates and retires.
Tka Raraaaral ( ras.
Tba Job of aelartlnr Iha flrat two or
Ihraa football leaders may ba a bard
ona. but it la simplicity plus compared
with tha Job of awarding Iba laurel to
football's cellar champ.
Hare the record crop eslals. With the
Nary. Michigan. I'enn. Tale. Carlisle
and aeren or It others to aelect from.
a cellar championship debate could be
iaatrndrd orer the holiday aeaaon Into
spring.
kLAMtTU MAY FEED DCCKS
Preparation ef (.rounds for Wild
Fowl Considered.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or, Nor. 17.
(Special-) Klamath sportsmen are
ronaldarter providing feeding grounds
for wild ducaa and geese on the
marshes south of here, where now
there la dense tule growth. Great num.
bars of wild fowl migrate southward
when tba waters of tha North begin to
fraie and moat of the birds go on
down into California. It Is said the
California feeding grounds were origi
nally tule corered. but that sportsmen
there caused the tulea to be burned off
arxt wild rice to be sown instead.
Tha City of Klamath Falls haa an
organised gun rlua with IIS rnembera
and It la likely that this matter will ra
catre soma oSlcial action on tha part
of tba club.
Oregon "l ."
7 1 ultnornah
..... 3 . Waah. laie
1U j ICaho
ri j Whitman
..... 4 7 1 Willamette
il I L'. of rt. ( al
..... I ', (iracon Airsiea
..... 15 I Mulinoniau
4 7 I I'arllic
'-'"-'I Total
Vhilmaa.
I.'l Tha Pa'lra High...
U t Mu.tntimah
7 1 orajcon Af Ki-a
u jlr-on
o 1 VVaa.'llnirtnn
O , Y:iah. Mulr
VI Idaho
-ti Total
Ida ha.
3 Montana
. . . . . 7 1 iraion
Ol W'a.h. sitjla
o 1 iracon Assies. . .
l-llnLtall.
t!N human
1 Total
Uaahlngiaa l
Si 1 Mallard
t.1 I . a.n. l ark
I'l C-iriara.
77 ! W h'ttnan
..... "!2 I fnrnta. . . . . . .
..... 1 3 I a ' If orn la .
414 I Oi"redo. . . . . . .
Or. ran. . . .
Oregon. .. .
Oiaann. .. .
Oraaon. . . .
( rnn . ,
Or.aon....
t iraion. . . .
Oragm. ...
Orajroa. .
Total....
W h I m an....
h 1 m a n . . . .
Wh.lman....
Whitman....
Whitman. . . .
hi-man
v human.
Total
I lahr.
Ilaha
I'laho
Irtjho
Ma ho
Idaho
Total
Waahlnajlon..
W at'ilnalnn. .
W a.h inilott. .
Waihinrion. .
t a.ninlon..
W aalilt'.xton..
S aabius :ort..
Total 174 I Total..,
TO aahlnrtoa State.
raah. Clara.. . .
K aah. Mala.. ..
v;
COLUMBIA PARK AD EAST PORT
LAND TO PLAY.
1:.
lu
41
4
.1
O
Waa I. Mala
W aah. Mat...
U aah. etata..
W aah. tala .
W a.n. Mala. .
Total
Orasori Arfflaa.
r (on Aitl.
14 a Asai4a. .
i"traa Atf :.a. .
1 r.ann Aci. .
(irrian Afl ra. .
Urrgol Allial.,
3 1 A.umnl.
. ra j t irtoo
. II'. I ir.aon Agftaa..
. T 1 1 Minlafia. . . . . . .
. 41 l.laha
. 17iWhiimajt.......
. 4S It lOQUfl. .......
.137 1 Total
Or a aaa Aggtaa.
3 I A lurnnl.. .......
lllamatta.. . . .
31 I Whitman
o I Waah. riiata
74 I all. n. AltM...
. I Icaho
0 I XJIrfon.. .......
0
Tola;
Ml'laotnih. .
l 14. (noma a. ..
llv'.tnanal. .
Vultnamah. ..
aluilaomavla. ..
Tata!
ias Total...
Mullaamah (Tab.
Hrainn
Whitman.. ..
W aah. I'ark.
o:ynip!ca.. . .
Orcsoa.
Total
Pennay Heats Yale) at Isoccer.
NEW HAVEV. Conn.. Not. 27 Uni
versity ef Pennsylvania today defeated
Tale ia Soccer football be re, 4 lo 0.
MISS MOI.LA nJOCSTEDT WI.VS
Mary Ilrowne. ex-Oiam)lon, Ixes
fo Tlllrholder In Round Robin.
LONG BEACH. Cal.. Nov. 17. Miss
Molla rjuratedt. National women's ten
ia champion, defeated Misa Mary K.
Browne, former title-holder, S-t. t-I.
f-4. here today, closing the Invitation
tennis tournament
Earlier In the day Mrs. May Sutton
Bundy defeated her slater. Misa ' lor
ence Sutton. -l. t-0. In an exhibition
match.
(iolf Club to Name Committees.
New committees wilt be selected and
put In charge of the various endearors
of the Portland Golf Club at the regular
weekly meeting Tuesday noon at the
Imperial Hotel. New chairmen will
also be appointed by the new board of
directors to head the committeea. The
present committees terms automatical
lr expire on that date.
Football Fatalities Total I A.
CHICAGO. Nor. r7. Sixteen deaths
resulted from football during the 1915
season, which closed today, according to
a local sporting statistician. Last year
the number of deaths due to tha game
was one less.
Both Tea ma Strengthened by Rerrnlts
From f Bleiaeholaatlc Klerena and
Hard Bottle la Expected.
The big game of the Intercity Foot
ball League, from a local standpoint,
will be played this afternoon on the
Eaxt Twelfth and Kact Davis streets
grounrltt, starting promptly at 2:30
o'clock. Columbia Park and East Port
land arc the contending teanuc and
on the result of the fray depends
whether or not the Park eleven wlil
still remain at the top of the circuit.
Several of the best players of the
Portland Interncholastic League have
been secured by Coach Stubling, of
Columbia Park, nnd Coach Kennedy, of
Last Portland, and both teams are out
for "blood." This Is tho Kecond meet
ing of the two elevens this season, the
llrst resulting in a h'-to-O defeat of
East Portland contingent on Columbia
Park grounds.
J. O. Convill, city superintendent of
parka, has arranged to have the Held
roped off, and a sergeant and five pa
trolmen wlil be on hand to quiet any
disturbances which might arise. Clyde
liupert. captain of the Multnomah
Amateur Athletic Club football team.
was appointed referee by ice-Presi
dent Grayson, of the Intercity League,
while Martin Pratt, manager of the
Wlngearl "M" eleven, will act In the
capacity of umpire and scout. The
Uneemen will be selected this after
noon.
Coach Stuhling had his Columbia
Park boys out for a hard grind last
night under the arc light at Colum
bla Park. He reported after the work
out that all his athletes are In great
condition and expect to be on the win
ning side when the game is com
plated today.
The other game of the league will
be the Oregon City-Vancouver Bar
racks, at Vancouver, this afternoon.
The first game between these two ag
gregations resulted In a no-score
standstill at Oregon City laet month.
Following are the lineups as an
nounced by Manager Tom Jackson, of
Eant Portland, and Manager Mason, of
Columbia Park:
Columbia. Eaat rortlanrl
Mun.on C Killtluff
Hudson. O.Murpbr K 7 I. Fowler, It. Patterson
II Curry Ill K I'.iirah
Pul.T.J Tlrown ...KKL.. MitnsrT.HIriichler
Fuller. Waiala .. ..I. fi K. p.l'aterson.Duher
t.urrv.i'ost 1. 1 Ft.. W.Crahani.I.olIlc
t'rowe.Maurlee . . . 1, K K Kel'-btinsrer
r.. Murphy. J.Muryhy.v. CEdwarils.lIclvenna
flail. ottaraon ....Hill... X.Steniler.Louttit
Watta L 11 li iiowrlinir.r-iax
Murphy C.) K Lowllne.Mjera
Farmers from the vicinity of Corbett
and several small school children tes
tified in District Judge Bell's court
yesterday morning that P. Marino, a
road laborer, had terrorized the school
children.
At the conclusion of the hearing Ma
rino was fined $100 on the technical
charge of vagrancy. Judge Bell or
dered that he be held In jail until the
fine is paid.
One little girl testified that the chil
dren one evening had stayed in the
schoolhouso until 6 o'clock, afraid to
leave because Marino, who had chased
them from the playground, was wait
ing out.siiie. Farmers who had joined
in the all-night hunt for Marino after
this occurrence were present in the
courtroom.
Ono man said his little daughter was
forced to quit school because of the
reign of terror" alleged to have been
caused by Marino.
This ease is the second one of the
same nature near Portland within a
month. John Bordeaux, an ex-convict
witli several aliases, appeared at the
West Portland schoolhouse near Mult
nomah station and drove the children
into the schooihouse. When the
teacher went outside the man's actions
were so flagrant that the young
woman declined to testify about them.
Bordeaux' case was heard before
District Judge Jones a week ago. He
was dismissed, was told to leave the
state, and Judge Jones warned Deputy
Sheriff Phillips against attempting to
rearrest him.
Pendleton Congratulates Carnegie.
PENDLETON'. Or., Nov. 27. (Spe-
al.) Thanksgiving being the 80th
birthday of Andrew Carnegie, the
Umatilla County Library Board, in ap
preciatlon for the money received to
ward putting up new library buildings
in this county, telegraphed him con
gratulations. The telegram read:
"Thanksgiving coinciding with your
birthday adds special significance to
the occasion, for all people are deeply
grateful to you for your generous gifts
this year of central and branch
libraries."
Mrs. Frank Hcald Dead.
PENDLETON. Or.. Nov. 21. (Spe
cial.) Mrs. Frank Heald, aged 54, died
at St. Anthony's Hospital this mornins
after an illness of three weeks. Mrs.
Heald came to Pendleton three years
arro with her husband from Willmer,
Will Gladly Consider
Every reasonable offer as to terms
will be cordially entertained: payments
of 10 a month will buy any one of
the many fine player pianos, and free
music rolls supplied with every player
piano in the great consolidation sals
now in progress at Graves Music Co.,
147 Fourth street, near Morrison, and
also at Ellers. Broadway at Alder.
Several concert-used Eilers de luxe
player pianos, one of the fiohmers and
also a very elegant Kranich Bach,
and even come Chickerings, are marked
down at arbitrary reductions of $300
each. Easy terms, too. This means
business.
Wrestling Mate
$200.00 Cash Purse
SMILING
Dutch Santell
vs.
Ed. O'Connell
to a finish, catch-as-catch-can, two out
of three falls. Police Gazette rules to
govern, and the entire gate receipts.
Wednesday, December 1.
Special Attraction,
JIM LONDOS
The Grecian Hercules, agrees to throw
four men in one hour. Will present
$50 to any man who will stay 15
minutes on the mat with him without
being thrown.
Challenges the World.
Especially invites Dr. Roller, Frank
Vance, John Berg, Ben Bordsen,
Charles Rentrope, Jack Root or any
other wrestler of the Northwest for
above contest.
BOXING
Preliminaries.
Parslow vs. Cohen Moscow vs. Warner
Substitute boxers fin training)
Tranibitus. JlcCool. O'Brien. C lark,
Blazier. Sommers. Allen, Brown, Hton
son and many others.
AIl.tllSSIOY. SOC
Reserved Seals. l; Box St-uls.
On Sale Rich's,
Sixth and Washington Streets.
1
Dupont
for Ducks
THE duck season's here. The
bays are black with these
toothsome game birds. There's
plenty for all. Get your gun
ready! If your aim is true and
your load's dependable you'll get
your share.
ailjr
SMOKELESS SHOTGUN POWDERS
Dup.nt Ballistlt.
are the powders that win. Bulk or dense
each has its good points and each has
its friends.
Du Pont Powdem the choice of S09f
of American shooters, are loaded ia all
standard shells or sold ia bulk at your
dealer's.
Write for booklet.
E. I.du Pant de N.mourscL Company
tVllmingt.n, Delaware
Driver Beating Ilonte Arrested.
"The ii.ost Inhuman act I bare erer
witnessed." wii the comment of
Patrolman W. H. Strain in his report
concerning the arrest of John Wiley
on a charge of cruelty to animals yes
terday afternoon. Wiley waa taken
Into custody at Twentieth and Morri
son streets. According to the officer
he was belaboring his horse unmerci
fully with a four-foot rubber hose
that waa raising great welts on the
back of the animal.
Finland has an area ef U4.71H souar
mllaa. of which ona-.lsth la water, owing
Iha Innumerable lakes la tha interior
af l,ie cuuuu).
SALEM MAY PLAY EAKTS MEX
Game to Deelde Championship of
Oregon, Idaho and Ctali Proposed.
Efforts are being made by W. A.
Fenstermacher. faculty manager of the
Washington High School football team,
to bring the Salem High eleven to
Portland to play the East Siders on
Multnomah Field next Saturday. Coach
Clancy waa In the city yesterday and
be waa In favor of the game.
The project will be taken before the
board of directors of the league at
Salem for final ratification tomorrow.
Already the Washington High has the
title of Idaho and Utah as a result of
tha (9-to-7 trimming handed the Cald
well High aggregation Thanksgiving
day. and the winner of the proposed
Salem-Washington contest would be
champion of Oregon, Idaho and Utah.
FAIR WEATHER EXPECTED
Possibility of Snow Is Predicted
Official Prognostlcator.
by
"Conditions are favorable for fair
weather in this district Sunday." So
says the oniciai augur or me local
Weather Bureau. A change from south
erly to easterly winds also Is predicted.
The cauve I orllund man leu Uic ap-;
(the tjoop pudge riErra boosters of the reaitobacco chew.
J JUDGE. I'VE SWITCHED FROM ORPIN AR
I TOBACCO TO W-D--THE htw . 1 n-c-u
l TOBACCO CHEW. IT MEANS HALF THE SHE
f CHEW. HALF THE UMBIR.Hl.r THE COST
AMP PULL TOBACCO SATISFACTION, j
I ME TOO, JUDGE.'
SALT BRINGS OUT
RICH TOBACCO
I THAT SATIS FI
THE J
THE I
TASTE I
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MANY men seem surprised when they find out
for themselves that W-B CUT Chewing the
Real Tobacco Chew, new cut, long shred is really much
better than ordinary tobacco; to find that a small chew
satisfies; that they don't have to grind it; and that it lasts longer than
the ordinary kind.
Get a pouch and jive it a quality test.
"Notice bow tba aah Wiaga oat tba rick tobaece taste"
Mae's .7 WETMAN-BRUTON COMPANY. 50 Uaiaa Serve. New Terk City