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Including Tweeds, Cheviots; Worsteds
stouis, sums ana
A. BONA FIDE DISSOLUTION SALE. Positively the
greatest sacrifice ; sale ever held in Portland. ; Cost and for
mer plrice disregarded. You'll buy 2 suits if you see them
A.n w
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RAISING FUND FOR
ATHEfJS TRIP
Officer of American Committee
" Busy Arranging for Finances
V.C-to Send Athletes. '
MANY CANDIDATES ON if
' THE WAITING LIST
It Is Certain That Bert Kerrigan,
: Paraont and Co, Winners in Lewis
' ' and Clark Games,' Will Repreacnt
;Thia Country In Their Classea, '
; The mcr or the American -poramit-'
tc of th Oljrmplo aamaa mr naktng
.yvery cndMTor to aacur the funds to
. pay the ipim of tho Mtm that t to
reprMiit Amarloa Iq the rma of 10.
Julian W. Curttu,. chairman- of tha
rnanoa coramlttca, has appolntad auh
- committees In most prominent cities In
. the United States for tha purpose of col-,
'lectin subscriptions to this fund lo
cally. For the- next month at least the
' committee on the selection of an Ameri
can team wlU be kept busy. It Is con
, fldently expected, however, that the one
selected to to will be made tip from the
. . following- athletes: .
tot-meter - sprint C.k I' Parsons,
lymph elnb, sanv-Francisco; WA,
1 Schick,. Harvard university; Clyde Blair,
, University of Chicago; Baton, Boston;
Wueyrouse, New Orleans.
' 4 40-yard ruiW-F. Waller, University
of Michigan; Harry HUlman, New Tom
'Athletic club. . i. .;
100-meter run B. B. Parsons, New
' fork A. CS James D. taghtbody. Chi
cago' Athletlo aasoelatlon; H. V. Valen
. tine. New Tork Athletlo olub.
MOO-meter run James IX Llghtbody,
Chicago university; V, C M unson, Cor
7. nell university. ' : ' 1
The Marathon race Joseph Forshaw
""'of the MlasoQrl A. ,C.l Fowler, who In,
t lahed second W i the Boston Marathon
. race, and the winner of the Chicago
etathaw raoo.
1 J-yard hurdle 'rate Hugo Friend.
, Chicago Athletlo association; F, 8. Cat
- Ian. - Chicago uolveraity. - - ' .- '
Blending broad Jump Ray Kwry.
'. Running broad Jump-7-Hugo Friend.
' Chicago Athletic association ;Ray Ewry,
J. . Blller,- National Turn Vereln of
Newirk; U W. Simmons, PrIVicetoa unl
. verslty. ; .
Running hop, suip and jump Tryouta
will be held at -crUln parts f the
eeuntry and the best men will be se-
lected. '
Itunnlng high. Jump H. W. Kerrfgan,
Multnomah A C. Portland, Ore.; J. W.
'Marahall; C Barker of tha University
v of Iowa.
v Throwing "the discus Garrells 'of
; Michigan, Ooe of Boston and Mitohell
. of New Tork; also Parry of Chicago
university and A. W PUw Of San Fran-
, . Cisco. .( , , . ,r .. . '.
Throwing the atone (with ran and
follow J. 8. parry of Chicago unl-
the firm,; C P, BISHOP, the well-known Salem clothing merchant,-having : purchased his entire
interest in the business. In order to raise money, and to clean out a great overstock amounting to
ncarly-$20000-WORTH-OF-MEN,SINE-SUITSrwe-placc
';.'.i:.':,
reeuiar cut uur best nana-maae suits
verslty, Mitchell of tha New Tork Ath
letio club, W. W. Coe of Boston, John
Flanagan of New Tork and A. W. Flaw
of San Francisco. -
Putting the shot W. W. Coe of Bos
ton, F. J. Porter of Cornell, C Dnnlap
or university of Michigan. J. 8. Parry
of Chicago university and A. W. Flaw
of Baa Francisco. . ,
. Pentathlum, eonslstlng of the five fol
lowing events: ) Flat raoe, - pne
Olympic atade, lit meters; (2) broad
Jump, standing; (t) throwing the discus,
Greek style; (4) hurling tha javelin;
(!) : wrestling. Oraece-Roman style.
Competitors must take part : In all of
these Ave oventa. For thla aeries of
events theoommittee has not aa yet
decided upon who they will Invite- ow
ing to the fact that the athlete1 who
enters must ompte la the five events,
but experts in Boston seem to think
that jsilery Clark Is the one man who
Is an amateur that can represent Amer
ica. In these events. -
In the weight-lifting oventa land the
wrestling event no selections have yet
been considered. , - .
Walking race The most likely candi
date to be' sent for .the walking contest
Is' William Toung of Portland. Oregon,
who Is the only walker who created a
new record lest year. -
Tug-of-war teams of - eight V J r-8.
Parry, Chicago; W. W. Coe. Boston; A.
W. Flaw, San Francisco; John Flana
gan, New. Tork; Mitchell, New Tork; F.
J. Porter, Cornell; O. Dunlep, University
of Michigan, and Kllery Clark of Bos-
Lton. '
For the gymnastic" competitions a
team of eight gymnaata will be sent to
represent- this country- .' They will be
the pick of the amateur Athletlo tinlon,
the oolleges and the Turners. ' K
' The entries for the three swimming
events. 100 meters, 00 meters and MOO
meters, will be selected from the fol
lowing: Daniels, Handy, Iioughlln and
Leery. ." . t- -
The most prominent candidate for the
diving eompetitlon IS Dr. Sheldon of the
Mleeourt -Atbletlo-eeeoclatlen.-y -
WHITMAN FIVE. ARE
. ROUNDING TO FORM
-(fteeclsl Dtseetrh te The JmumII
Walla . Walla, Wash,, Jan. 10. The.
greatest Interest la being evidenced IB
basketball this week. The team la prac
ticing hard In preparation for the next
game, which la scheduled to. take place
wtthPuget Bound academy of Snoho
mish next Monday evening." It will be
played In Walla Walla.
The, J!! set -Bound aoadsaay . boys are
considered one of the strongest teems In
the state, and won the championship of
the - northwest - last- year. ; They have
all but- one of last year's players with
thsm again this year.' The Whitman
boys are expecting one of the hardest
games of the season with the Snoho
mish team and ara bending every energy
In an effort to be well prepared. Whit
man will have an even stronger team
than the one which defeated W. 8. C
of Pullman last week, for Captain Raser,
who was out ot that game, on account
of conditions. , will- be In the game
against tha Paget Sounders, " -The
next games will be away from
Walla Walla, . Manager ' Rlgaby . tak
ing the team on 4 northern tour to play
a series of games at Colfax, Pullman
and aloe co wr ,
Wonder of the Day; ,
Automstta chsnge and cask roglstea
100 Marqutm building " , . . .
and Blue Sergea
r.VC0ELL GETS AFTER
VARREIi ZORBKICK.
y . 1 i .
Clever Welterweight Claims That
He Made Every Suitable In
V " ducement.
' To the Sporting Editor of The Jour
nal I wish to answer Warran Zur
brlck's statement In an evening paper,
in which he states he will box me for
a 1150 guarantee or 'side bet. X In
formed Zurbrlck when we met to sign
articles that I 'was onabla to secure
the sum he asked and the club also In
formed him that.lt could not see where
ha was entitled to a guarantee. There
was no doubt In any one's ' mind that
the boxers' (0 per cent of the gross re
ceipts would be mora than 1160, so I
offered to let him have It all U I failed
to beat him, but Zurbrlck, not earing
to mix op with a man tha public knew
could and would give him a good battle,
jumped at the chanreto get out of it
by demanding what he knew ha couldn't
get. - He eta tee I was. offered I BOO to
meet him .In Los Angeles. Tom Ms-
Carey, the promoter of boxing matches
in that city, orrereg me a ma ten witn
Buddy Ryan for the welterweight, cham
pionship of the world If I would wslt
over In his city for two months. I was
unable-to stay that long and offered to
take on Zurbrlck. McCarey thought so
well of Zurbrlck that he offered me a
purse of $1S0 for 10 rounds. I asked
for t0 and on being asked by McCarey
how long It would take roe to beat Zur
brlck I offered to bet McCarey my end
of the puree 'at 1 even money . that I
would hrMrlir five-rounds, and lie
houxht I was trying to. rob him.- Me-
Carey will If asked atata that what I
have said is tne trutn. ' -Zurbrlck
must have gained a wonder
ful reputation In four months to Jump
from ITS purses to asking clubs to
guarantee, him money. He , has fought
six men since he has been on the ooaat
and - out of the alx there la only one
who was ever heard of outside of the
town In which he met them, and that
one was Tracer, and from his statement
he has another unknown on his hands
now
Zurbrlck has. failed . la. prove" tor the
people of . the northwest that he Is a
top-notcher and I hope he won't let
hloohftce go to convince -theny-that
ha lev Respectfully yours,
- FRANK McCONNELI -
, SPORTING GOSSIP. . -)
'Tim Flood and Martin Murphy, who
assaulted umplrea In the coast leagus
last seaeon. were restored ' to good
standing yesterday b the leegue dlr
rectors. The outlook for these two
players was not very encouraging, and
they may wU feel grateful to the
league officials for overlooking their
hasty actions. .... , - . .
;-v e e -
Rumor has It that class A leagues
may withdraw from tha national agree
ment They certainly did not fare very
well at tha recent Chicago., conven
tion. -.'..'(.
' .
- The meeting of the coast league di
rectors cams : to a rloso yesterday at
Ssq Francisco without Unce McCrsdie
r q
and J. F. Agnew of Seattle breaking
p tha organisation. Tbinga went along
smoothly and as asual , tha California
magna tea -ran tha whole ahow.
- . e e .. .
. Tha Vancouver Athletlo elub being
unable to put on McConnell and- Zur
brlck through the letter's failure to
come to term. Is negotiating with oev
eral good men In California In order
to secure a faat opponent for . Mo-
Connoll. .. - ' . '
e - e
"Jewey Cook, the Xxndon middle
weight, la oontemplatlng a . visit to
Amsrlca In tha near futuaa. .
. a a . ,,...'
'Tha American Motor league la doing
great work for auto drlvere In erecting
danger signs and guldeboarda through
out tha country.
. . - ..- o s . .
1 . Al Copeland, who haa been engaged
aa trainer for the Princeton track -team,
waa once reputed the greatest all-round
1 It-pound athlete In the country,
e e
Eastern league records show La POrte,
who Is to be with the New Tork High
landers next season, tha leading bats
man, and Llndatnan. who Joins tha
Boston Nationals, the best pitcher. La
Porte batted for .ill and Lindamaa won
14 out ' 1 gamea. - .
. ... e e
According ' to press .agent's stories.
Battling Nelson has been engaged, to an
average of three young ladies a week
since his fight with Jimmy Brltt Bob
Fltsslmmons' press agent will have to
look out for his laurels.
. 1 - - - e e '
New Tork fight followers ara begin
ning to think that Terry McOovern
did not do a great deal of damage to
Tommy Murphy after all. The Harlem
boy haa been putting them down for
the count lately aa faat aa ha could take
them on.. -
... . ;.. .....
Tack BoyleT the former Philadelphia
player,- le- to -manage - the- Terra : Haute
team tha coming eeaeon.
... e r e .
Cal Harris, the well known fight man
ager, Is organising a baseball team made
up entirely of pugilists to tour the west
the coming season. How . would you
like to be the umpire? . ,. .
.-,- ... .... . " rrT -
It looks a a though Arthur Irwin had
atolen an .Idea from Charles Frohman.
Mr. Frohman haa all the Barrymorea In
one ahow and now Irwin wants to put
all tha Delehantya In hie Altoona ball
team. There arrstxrDelehanty brothers
playing In aa many league. ,
. e e
Airtlia 'XmerlcalTleague Veama have
decided upon aouthern training quarters.
The Waahmgtons. will go to Charlottee-
vllle. New Tork to Birmingham, Boe
tone to Maoon, St. Loula Browns to Dal
las, Philadelphia Athletics to Montgom
ery, Chloagoo to New Orleans, Cleve
lands to Atlanta and Detrolts to Au
gusta. AH will atart for their camps
sarly la March.
);, ' Pocket Bank Free.
' Subscribers of The Journal are given
pocket savings banks free. 'These banks
when presented st the Oregon Trust St
Savings bank. In tha Marouam building,
with the dapoeit of one dollar or more,
entitle th- despoaitor to aa extra II
oents. -
Thla offer la made aa aa Inducement
for opening a bank account, which means
the- nucleus of future wealth.
Tha banks can be obtained from The
Journal business office or threueh The
Journal oaavaasers tn the city. , . , ,
ii i i r i i i i 'ii
II ...... I I t X I t f I I .... .. I I II
big i;:door mn at
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
Greatest Athletlo Event In Her
History Will Be Pulled Off
. This Evening.
1
" ' (Joans! Sperial Ssfrica.1 " . '
New Tork, Jan. 10. The greateat in
door athletlo meet aver held by the
Columbia University Athletic aasoela
tlon will take place at Madison Square
Garden thla evening and It promises to
attract , aa enormous crowd of specta
tor. Relay raoea will be tha leading
feature of tha evening's sport, but there
will alao be a number of Individual com
petition. The entries are more Burner
oua than ever before, and among them
ara many of the beat aprlntera. relay
runners and, field athletes of tha coun
try. - . '- . - . i
The Hat of eventa includes a one-mile.
Intercollegiate relay, tsama of four men,
each- maa running 440 yards; two-mile
Intercollegiate relay, teams of four men,
each man -running OOO-yardar one-mile
National Guard relay, " teama of four
men, each man Tunning 440 yards; one
mile athletlo cjub relay, teama of four
men, each man ' running 440 yards;
1,401-yard private achool relay, teams
of four mem each maa running 51
yards; 1,400-yard P. S. A. L. High school
relays 1,401-yard Sunday School Ath
letlo, league relay; half-mile P. 8. A. L.
Grammar achool relay; one-mile Colum
bia Interclaaa relay; 1,400-yard Colum
bia Law achool. New Tork Law achool
and New Tork unlveralty Law achool
relay; Amateur Athletlo union cham
pionship races, 100-yard run,' one-mile
run. Open events 0-yard hardle
scratch. 10-yard dash, handicap, tot-yard
run, handicap; one-mile run, handloap;
high Jump, handloap; lt-pound shot,
handicap, and pole vault, handicap.
-Among the team and individual com
petltoro entered for the varloua eventa
ara. aome of the beat collage and 'ctub
teama of the country and a number of
the fastest runnra to bo found In aay
part of the country. It la expected that
in some of the events records will be
broken. .'- ,
MULTNOMAH ATHLETES
OFF FOR SEATTLE
. Thle afternoon, on- the North Coast
Limited, George Teller, Burr Wagner,
Jack Walsh and Olmar .Dranga, repre
senting - the Multnomah Amateur Ath
letic dub. will leave for Seattle, where
they will compete tomorrow evening
against the representatives of the Se
attle Athletlo club. - Manager Ed
Frank. Boxing Instructor Rennlck and
Wrestler Joe Acton will accompany the
Multnomah msn Teller and Wagner
will do the mat work and Walsh and
Drang will do tha boxing stunts for
Multnomah. ' The local men feel con
fident of carrying off the honors,
WHAT LOCAL BOWLERS
ROLLED YESTERDAY
The Oregon s were there la the aecnnd
and third gamea of their match With
the Jose VUaa last evening, taking
both , games; the Vilas won the first
game by one pin. Keating had the
high average, 106 l-t; ha also had the
highsat atngle game, 144, The eooree
were:
Jose Vila.. , (1) (I) (1)
Capen . 1T4 . 114 150
Btubba . . ........ ..Hi 100 107
MoMonlea . .......105 . 110 -171
Beylund . ..14T lit 174
U 11 man .HI lot 141
"; Totala . . .7..w....y..70 14 111
Oregona ' (1) ) !)
Hamilton.. ,...ltT 110 1T1
Dr. Meleen.. .....lit 151.110
Bwlnney . , .,.117 ,171 ,141
Flood .. .............. ...100 ICS 100
Keating....:..... ..lit 144 lit
Totala . . ..............711 tit "tST
The American Guilds took the first
two games la last evening's match, the
Honeymana . winning the third. Tatea
had tha high average, 171. The eooree
were:
American Guilds ' (1)
Freeborough .....Ill
Kalk '. .......'. . ,. 1 tl
Anderson ......161
Duganno t ,...,,.,.....114
Jordan . , ...............141
Yatea
' ToUla . tit
Honeymana 1
(!) (1)
147 111
lit. lit
101 111
lit
..177
ltl ltt
til 771
(II (I)
IIS 14
Popple, v ....lot . lit lit
Day ..
Jones .-. 177
Parrott ;v ............... 1 71
Woalm ,.141
141 101
141 -141
m :i7t
171 . ltl
. Totala ...711 764 774
Thla evening Honeymana vs. Gold
Leaf a, and Llpmana ve. Montavlllaa, -
Pined fee XUltar Seavev. .
(Spwtsl Dtopstch to The Jooraal.)
Forest Grove. Or Jan. It. J. C. Wil
son, a farmer living on tha Ranea placo
near Galea creek, waa arrested yester
day by Depaty Game Warden Nlchola,
charged with ' killing beaver. Ho wat
fined tit and costs, but preferred aeven
and a half daya In JalL .
Svoek Oanaed
Allen a Lewis' Beet Brand.
"ATc3tlifcraTc:l?in
as a dlffkrrat aiesalng here than the bIMIeel
ew ef asset JeatlM. We eeevr la a lltwal
ersw a Bttte tMth tar a .rrlr.
asaltlply ft sr ae away ae T ere aierteaate
ta ha.e la had shape tut n-nlcattoa ar so
ssra. W ess ee aartaios s.f etlat
attempts; aosra things sobm d.rt oos'l
kanw how t kanaM. it Tm'U mi la V.
Ill tell ye iiaeat eaarae what atWatlaa
sat iMia
wic3 czrrc
. Ob, r
alfkilli
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ravERr . i:elsc:i
III qet cisiit
Unless Authorities Interfere the
Two Whlrtwinds Will Mix K
, In Quaker City. . , .
Jearaal HpeHal gerrloa, . . .1
Phfladelphla. Pa., Jan. II. Unless) the
authorities Interfere or aome other un
expected complications arts, Terry Mc
Oovern and Battling Nelson will fight:
six rounds for the ehamplonahlp at the
Light Guard armory thla evening. Th
fight waa arranged after considerable
dickering and after It had seemed sev
eral times that It waa Impossible to -bring
about a satisfactory agreement
between the managers of the two fight '
ere. According , to - the terms - ef th
agreement Nelson will get 45 per emit
of the gate receipt. McOovern only 15.
per cent. - It la stipulated that both
contestants are to weigh IIS' pounds at
the ringside Just before the fight. Thle
condition at first threatened to prevent .
an - agreement, - but- It-waa- finally - ao
eepted. with the proviso that the parry
violating thle condition should pay
forfeit of 11.000 to the other. Both
men have been carefully training for
thla event 'and are said to be in excel
lent Condition. - Both are confident of
their ability to win and the opinions of
the experts are divided on the question
of . superiority between the two aaen.
In the betting Nelson la bat slightly,
favored. .
No More Mistakes.
Automatic chance aad eaah rearlate
savea Its cost In abort time: acenta
wanted. 404 Marquam bonding.'
aMaaawMMaiaeasaaS
' The better the eteel In a raser tht
tonger it will last not merely reteid
the shape of a shaving Instrument, bul
keep Its qualities or removing or I
growth of beard. Thla Is a fact
may not know. A blade ef p'.
tempered eteel-atl-the-way-throu 1
last a lifetime and you nv 't
early ta prov it. Such ror
and buyera of long ao will att t
atatement. fild atyia rasors t
eafety kind, many ie a t
and, of c iirae, maa .-!. i
many peop-
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