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COLUMBIA-WISCONSIN V
CAME. A FORERUNNER
Rsctnt DusJ Meet at New York
j: Is of Great Signiflcinee ,
:), ' to College Men.
1
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1. MXoaraal racial service.) ;. .
,'--'- New Tori. Jan. 2. An event of great
f Interest In college atalettea occurred
bar this TMk. From the W there
. .. earn to New York one of the fastest
basketball tMiaa la that - tetlav. . It
- represented the University of Wisconsin
: and played Columbia's lightning flvaand
'f'u beaten. It la possible that so hrH
. k crowd never saw a college basketball
..... gent befor is thia city. and It Is 'car
taJ that no - erowd avar . enjoyed ana
. 4i -mora. It la to ba hoped that tlla la tha
.. beginning oX a series ot Intar-aaat tonal
. .contests between tha collet man of tha
t .,' eaat- and -west in-all -vranebea of nth
.lettcs. . If In rowing,, track, -events and
; 'now basketball can hnra East vs.
West contests, why not in football. and
baseball a -well T ;'.
. ' " In thla same Una la the' announcement
' that tha water polo committee of .the
. v Chicago- A. - A. have arranged for ee-
rlee tof -watar polo nrnw betwaan th
. cm taam ana aavarat 0140a larca. aaai-
''V am and- waatarn collasa . eorabliwtlona.
. Allhouh tha axact dktaa on which tha
; .1 vamaa wilt la playad hava- not aa ya
oaon aeciaea - upon, wnairman urown
.'aaya that tha Tala team will play tha
..club team early next month,-and that
.. --. th wiiconaln and Chicago unlreralty
-. ,tetna will alao play durlne; February.-T-ijr
The mora of these kind nf cost eats tha
- petter... . '-
r , fj.he report that Cornell haa decided to
, T enter a- Junior crew In -tha American
t Menley at : Philadelphia on May 27 la
' at Jaaat prematura. . Tha Cornell, avy
;; -;- nan veeeired an Inrttatlpn to enter a
- . ereW for the racatta .of the . American
- Rowina; aaaoetatlon, but no actio baa
.-..... pean taken on' the auhject. Coach Court'
" hey and tha rowing- authorities are still
... considering; (ha matter It Is not likely
-. 'that aq answer will be given for at leiat
two weeka. - If 'Cornell takee part In the
, '.Ameiinan Henley It will be necessary to
drop the annual memtnlal y racatta
' v": on - Laka : Cayuca. while if the latter
: , arent la held by tha Cornell navy It Is
' - "certain that a second erew will not com'-
..' . .peta al.i'allaaeiphia, , . , . ... ,
AMERICAN YACHTSMEN
- ; - FOR FOREIGN WATERS
Many;Yankee Skippers Propose
fii. to Contest fans- r
i "'r" Mtntio tRaceV-J:
' i ' Jeoraal sedat Berries.)
' ."-y Nigyf Ttfrk.3kn, 21 Unleaa all alma
Ofa'l the com In season will aea more
NAnrlon yacht amen In foreign, watera
"i than aver before.--The tranav-Atlantic
: race for the cup .offered by the German
emperor la to a great measure .responsl
. ble for;.thl-BUU.of arfalra." Three
"vAmerlean yarhte are already formally
"T entered fOf the erent, -which atarta off
ZZu-i Sandy .Book on May It. There are aa-
cellent proapecta that at leaat aa many
- snore of our boats wii be at tha starting-
, ',. 'line for tha long-, tedious Journey. - .
, There has been great dear of talk of
, ; either Columbia, or- Conatltutlotv or-both
1 - the Herreehoff ao-feotara, stsrtlng in tha
, raea ander ketch Tig. Irls known' that
.;-:C Oliver Iselia la anxious to take tha
r-"?:" last-named -creation aorosa..' The pros
" ipects of moarrn-Tup yachts coming" to
ineir snores naa tarte jtngiisn aporta
' r. -men' looking around for eonjythlng ault
- able to meet them, on tha other-aide.
- 'should the erulslnc ris ba removsd when
'tha ocean raca la over and a bit of- real
. -live sport under-tho huge racing canvai
na mauigea in. ' - .. v- - .; '
. 1 . Kenneth it. Clark's Karl ad la pointed
j .. aut aa abput the only available creation
- suitable tymeaaure sailing prowess with
'.either' Columbia or 'Constitution.-7 There
' - ' ,has been aoma doubt aa to- whether aha
would :f It out thia-year or not Mr. Clark
w w f. la considered one of the atertlng. yachts
, .rnB en the other aide, and It la thought
. would- put Kartad la eommlsalon, ahould
1 'publla sentiment- be toward) that and.
. . ; - tral BneaUl fierrtea.!.
Chicago. Jin. it. Many of the moat
prominent colleges aad athletle organism
1 tlona srlthln a, radiua of 10 mllea have
f aent their Jst ethletra to compete to
- - nlcht in the annnatrtrtdoor' meat f the
V .' . nrst Ktglmant .Athletic - aasoclatlon.
.-"' Iiovara of athletics are looking forward
----7. to one1 of tha beat meets of the season.
iTha program conslata of the following
' ", events; .. v , .. , ' - -.-.-.i
,: Open rorty-ynrd hunjle. mile relay.
"Kandieap rorty-yard dsah. 49-yard
- -- run, half-mile run. mile-run and two
mile-run. high Jump, pole-vault aad ahot
.1. -'put. Fer-high schooled-Fort y-yard dash.
"J 100-yard dash and mile relay race. For
- "acadamlea---8ame events - aa. ' for high
achoola... . : .
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r - - o'jnta rtairna oauvdab.
' ' ' aesraal pedal MrrVaa.) 1.
' Lanalng. Mich.. Jan. ft. -Dick ! ntt
. .patrick' and Jack Roblnaon, both Of Chi
, -cago. are to furnish the a tar event at
i tonight's boxing a how of the Lansing
. Athletic chibr Tha articles rail for a
iaround go.at-110 pounds Flupatrhsk
; ' la tha favorite; although Robinson's past
performances warrant the beHef that he
-i' will glve.hta opponent' hard fight for
..ha honora. . ' . . , , ' '
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tc::;:m;;i!Hit
8. L. Ctr.lcs Defeated Rogers and
; Mists Zellar In Con- .--
' , clucnz Came.
POOL TOURNAMENT . ' ;
xyr-:" NEXT ON PROGRAM
Interest Among: the Multnomah
Amateur Athletic Club's Cue
Wleldera Js fncreaslng. r
. T - ------- .,
The final game In tha Multnomah
Millard, tournament win be played off
thla. evening when Stanley I Banka
.who dofeated J. R. Hogera (60)
last evening, matcftea uen with -C.-'Wi
Zellar 41 00 at 1:10 o'clock. Banks
played la splendid form last evening In
tha match wltk Aegera ,.and althouglv ha
averaged only 1.11. hi play waa cars
full and aocurata. Bogera", averaga was
.91. , Tha aaatoh thla evening le exciting
ar great deal of interest in club pircies.
aad a large - delegation tof the billiard
anthuslasta win be on hand ts watch
the contest, which .will ;dcll Abe club
championship and the winnar 01 tna
first and second prises.
: There ,are now II entries for tha com'
Ing pool tournament, and more are ex
peotad before 11 o'clock Saturday night
when tha lists win be closed. The flats
for the. opening pool match' arid tha
schedule- will ba drawn tip after the
entries . are all - recorded. There : are
quits a number of tzoellent pool -players
who are - member of ..ton Multnomah
club, and Boms rattling good contests
should be on the. program. , .- Suitable
prises have been hung up by tha club,
which wUl ba awarded the '- playara
demonstrating ,- their superiority at
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LACROSSE CLUB-
' HOLDS A .MEET! NQ
r The ' Portland tAcroasedub held an
enthulastlo meeting at tha Multnomah
club last evening, during which plans
for; the club's program for tha -coming
season were, discussed. " '
: Dr. William B Breden presided at
the meeting. I( was decided to hold the
annual election of ofllcers at a' meeting
to be called' early In March.' Charlea a
Btewart of tha local club will probably
attend the meeting of Ui- British La
crosso leagna,wHloh-oonvanea at Van
couver, B. C, on Saturday, and although
It la not likely that tha local club-will
Join that .organisation, , he may arrange
for torreapondence with aome of the
Canadian clubs., relative to h. securing
games with hero during, the coming
world's, fair.-' ... . . . .1.. .
' A- committee .of three waa appointed
to attend to the. financial matters of tha
club,-' A letter from.. Secretary - .Mac-.,
donald Potts, resigning from that office,
was read, but tha dub refused to accept
the. same, M It waa the sense --of the
meeting that they did not wish to lose
too services of so valuable -a co-worker.
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AMQNQ THE BOWLERS."
'TTaambrthus took three atralgM
games from the AIl-8tars n the Port
land bowling alleys lat evenlna1. Cap
tain Ball of he Oambrlntis team bad
high average, he having zoo flat tor ..the
three games. -Hs rolled a very ateady
nd conalatent garnet : Ca
had hurh single game, making 125 In his
first game. - The-, uambrlnna boys rolled
ateady games, coming through well over
tne see mars: in ait tnree games.
The gams this evening will be between
the Banker and the Oold. Xea teams.
It will be -an lntereUng match and a
large audience I aura to be In attend
ances Mr. Taylor left for Seattla yes
terday. - It Is his intention to arrange
a telegraphic match between' the Mini
areha of Seattle and the Portlands "Of
Portland, ; ,1 .-' - , 'j ... 1.
Tha bowling business la picking tin.
The people -are becoming- alive to. the
fact, that It is really healthful and en
tertaining Bport. " . , i
The acoca of last-evening's mach
ire: .' r;.- -; "' v , ...
. All-Stare 1 n m - Ave.
Ifunond Ww.a 150 171-171 1-
Hague . ....124 J4 "147 ISf
Ross t -f ......... 1 tt 0 1051 2 S I-!
- ... ... .
Hanaon . ill 111 111:1
;:otaig'i iiis-ws, tt;vv'i.
: l.L.l.. ' k sat it k '
x-amorinuarr ... . u 9f Ave.
flour . 180 " 331 199 173 lt
UAwiaai lit e OBt ejag. iae a.
' itmineiTi e eowvaw -r- soar - g B tf 1 m I 1V
gefaonenback ...17 - 1 ISO -111 I-
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ToUlav ..'.....Sit III MtskT'::
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V ; lOUn TO COACnX
V That dlssy spell Is an important mes
sage from the heart a pies, for help.
If thla mease ee receives no attention
others come: amortnees of braeJh. pal
pitation, weak or fainting apeile, smoth
ering or choking Senaatlomi, pains
srouoa tna heart, in etae or snouiaera,
and so en. until it receives 'the neces
sary help, or Is compelled-to give up--
You may furnish tha aid with -a--which
cures heart disease in every atase.
Kvery day we read pf sudden deaths
from heart dtsesse, yet t- Is a faot 'that
uie near i nan oeen pieaaing ior nein,
and gave p the atruggle only when It
had axhauated the last aparlt. of vital
ity ana they ceil" It sudden, -
"For more then sir! veers t WBB trOff.
bled with my ImrU- I would have dlssy
spells, then difficulty In breathing,
choking sensations, my .heart would
flutter, become painful. I could ne
breathe Tying down, I commencsjd tak
ing rr. Miles' Heart Cure, and in few
Weeks I was entirely cured.". .
.. kflNNlH K. JA1TNBDN. nilvla. Winn.
Money back. If . first bottle, fs Up to
nenent. .- .
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CC3VALLIS COriES -
TOMORROW NIGHT
Will Contest With , Local Y- M.
H C. A. for Honors at Came
:s!;:s . : of Baskst-Ball. h'j:
Tomorrow night will be a big game
night at th TM. C A. Both tha first
team' and tha Tigers are scheduled. 0
play match games wlth jvisltlng teams.
The opening game Of the evening will
be between the Oregon Agricultural col
lege team of Cervsjiia and the. first T.
M. C. A team. This 'Will bo followed
by a gams between the Oregon City as
sociation taam and th Tigers. Both of
these games promise to . be fast " And
exciting. .:i..v..-tfi-u.. .
: The members of the first team have
been practicing faithfully for the peat
few weeks, both on the floor gnd on the
track, and are. In nice trim and eager
to-try their mettle. Captain Freeman
naa put In some bard work aad a, great
deal of time getting hla team Into shape,
and if perseverance and good hard work
can accomplish anything- bis taam Cer
tainly -ought. to put up a strong game,
.This , Is practically- tha team's first
encounter -with strong outslds aggre
gation, ana considering the - reputation
the Corvallia team has for fast ball,
there will asauredly be demonstrated
soma of tho Una points of tha game. .
The Tigers sire-not unknown .to fame.
paving played under-lucky stars In the
majority or ihelr games this season.
So far they have only lost two games.
The jMgere have played Una ball in tha
paat mid,- without auubt, intend to keep
up the good work; There will surely
be. something doing at the X. M. C A.
tomorrow night ---
Tha line-up of. the- senior teams will
be sbout as Xoltowar" . "
Y. M. C. A, ... : , Position. i t " Corvallls.
Durrand .Forward Swan (C)
Thornton .i--Forward....M4 8tokea
Livingston ...aCenter........ Cats
Freeman jC.).MOusrdr-M. Stelwer
auinrsmm ...uusra..r- Klnehart
Schwarts .... Subs. .Moorea, Benson
; ; "'-,-:---'.-and Bjpyeu,
RACING RESULTS ON '
- CALIFORNIA TRACKS.
y r rjJo-wnaf Bperiat Servtcs.)
Heattls. Wash. Jsn.- II. 'Dr. B. F.
Roller, the physical director of tho State
university, will coach the college track
team-tma spring. --For some time Man
ager Evans bee beeet attempting to se
cure Dr. Roller's services for this work
and tho studentbody- Is congratulating
Evans on (the successful termination of
hia negotiations. - while a student at Da
Paow university - Dr. Roller- mads a
great reputation a an athiets and for
many years held tha championship of
the middle west In thill-pound shot
put with a record of 44 feet. Dr. Roller
played in the Beattie-Mitltnomab, foot'
ball 'games In Portland. v--? t- . .i .
auto maooM ivinn. .
't
v -.Jesrraa spaalat: geelee,r-
Ormonde. ' Fla Jan.' II. McDonald.
driving a Kapler machine, made a mile
In. 14 I-l-aeconda. which- lest created a
sensation yesterday. - Louis Ross, in a
steamer, broke Tne world s straight
away mile record of seconds. His
time was 11 flat."-;- --.-iAr----.
"7
NEWDRO'S HERPICIDE
' VM CmttmiAai lesssly kt sllls the Hatnf
The Herpiclde Habit.
CsreNf peevte saw esaet ar It s Str M see
e erals proeayletie. aa It Insane eleaalhms
e)gse) fipe)e)eBMH afF9ta e)esasFsSwf(. pevtsvejvse - Tee)
rerreeklag eaahtr as4 eaoaislte frsan
t Hewsre'a BerstHea sukae
SOllMG-l
taet U "BersleMe Rabir
a salr-eaver tfea grew
Sail"
O-OING-Il;
sock a sm
la Mil'
la BMOlarltr. Iwllakla lb
ig tfce kalr Ilclit aad Sntfy s4 hj giving
It a allkea tu. CarM dsseraff, etnpe
falilag kalr. Uivea eettafaeltos aal eaeitae
staas ncsiBg laataaiiy.
GONElll.
Ksislills tna lave tl aTinlstli 'Via tees h. Tee lets fee Hstpaalls.
KsgStsfcMlM. Seed ISt. ttsmst, l irtfiC:!! CO., Iet I, etreN.RIrs., IW a
.'. imtunotii a ntMajna Aam umor.
San - Francisco. 3an.r5FavorlUa
captured three of the six events on the
Six furlongs-i-Educato won.. Sir Pres
ton second. Hlpponax third; time. 1.11 "A
- Futurltijcourse- Sot Uchtensteln won.
i-icKaway second, uora. third time,
- f - -!--... - ---
- Five furlongs Mletys Prlds won Al
beet Kir lecond, Trswiator-thtrdr tlms,
1:0 J. ' " .' .. --.-'' ... -
Mils end an eighth, handicap "WV R.
Condon won; Sale second.' Ca.pta.ln .-For-mutk'
thtnt- tlm. --tisi.'- . .'
Mile and' to yards Major Tenny'won,
Clnclnnstus second, 'Anvil third; time,
mho and o yards-i-lloollgan won,
Salable second,-" MapoweUthlrd; Urns,
.i:. 'J..;--;'. '-; At Asee Vack. - : - -
I ' '.' (Joorsal gpeclal BnVleeJ "
-Los-Angeles,. Jan. It. All the favor
ites, and Jlhey .were, well played jalao.
won at Ascot ysstsrdaywhlca was quits
a jar to tne oookmakara. summary:
- Thsee and a half furlena-a .Wm nirl
won, ; Father. Catcham aecond, -Dorothy
Frey third; time.-v:4Ztt. .
,- Brooks course Position ' won, ' Ray
second. Varro third; time, 1414.
Slauson courseDescuento won. Witch
Haset second, BJuecost : third; C time,
Utf. mm,A '' .1.1 Ik' - k..JI... TJ
pe'ror of India won.. Flo" Bob-' second.
Princess Tulane third: lima. .
- Six furlongs Dod . Anderson won, Ty
rol tan second. Aunt rouy-iwra; time.
Mile, selling- Montana 1 Peeress 'won.
Oolden Ught second, BTonse Wing third;
time, i:4iM .,''
- The Portland Hunt club will hold a
closed paper chass on next Saturday.
The atart will be made at East .Four
teenth and Thompson streets, Irving ton.
at f:lo p. m. sharp, and wilt finish on
West avenue, - -'- ' '
At the last regular meeting of tha
board v of"? directors a resolution wss
parsed permitting only members of the
club to take nerf in nanev chases
cept by" card invitation. - Members de
siring to extend courtesy to- friends can
procure a card from the secretary. ,
AJDUCAV U4AJU TOTmitaT.
"tJonrnat SpeeUI aVrvica.).
"New. Tork. Jan. II The east will be
represented In the amateur1 billiard tour
nament at Chicago by, J. FerdlnenJ Pog
genburg of . the Ltlederkrans clni tha
prosint champion; Edward. W Uarriner,
a forjer holder -t tlc title, and J. Byrn
8h)rk.- Wilson Fcsr- derinitv reply, to
the liivl-littcn extended to him to cam
peta' la yet to. Ie made. 'Clwirls Thre
shle Of Boston Is to be heard from. Pog.
genburg is playing fast-billtards in prac
tice. ,. : .. ..':.. ,. ... -r
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' Uosraal Rpoelal fjerrlea.)) j
New Tork, Jan, 21. It looks ss though
the brrach between the New Tork-bowl.
era and the American Rowling Congress
will be soon heeled. The New Yorkers
have made overtures to the national or
sanlxuilon,. and there le every reason ti
beltevs that matters wilt be amacably
.adjusted. 4n the near future. . .. ,
. Jcaraal Baeeial Her ilea) ,
Middleton.-N. T., Jaa II. Hearing
waa resumed today 'on the application
for tho revocation of tha will of Luther
R. Marsh, the New Tork lawyer Snd
the victim of Ann Odella Die de Bs'r and
Mrs. Clarissa Huyler. the alleged spirit
aallatk) mediums. The applicant la
Denslas Btuart. who alleges he 'Is an
adopted, son of Marsh. Still another
claimant to. the Marssv . forlune Is an
Infant grandson of tha late Ueorgs Fran
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GREAT CHINA AND VIIITE GOODS SALE!"
We are going to make this extra spenlAl to the last week of the bargain day.
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We would sdvlse you. to come and. see our stock.
'Surely we csn-savo you money. Why? Be
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Raven Nut Coat, delivered, at
per ton ... ; . : .'. . . .. ....... , .f 3.T3
Rsven Lump Coar delivered, at
per ton t,3,C3
Ronton. Lump CoAU delivered, at'
per ten ... , . r. . .7.0
Australian Cost delivered, , at
per ton ,. ......... XT.Cy '
Carbon Hill Coal, delivered, at
per ton ..'.C-.7
Rock ftprtngs Coat delivers t tl
per ton '
Screened Coal- fr'i .
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