The Oregon daily journal., December 20, 1906, Page 6, Image 6

OREGON DAILY JOURNAL PORTLAND.- THURSDAY EVENIMO. DECEMBER t. Itii.
THE
SEATTLE
SETS UP
WAIL
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"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY"
Assertion It. Mad That Players
Are Not Working Hard Enough
. "for the Big Came.
Business of (Portland
MULTNOMAH MEN DO
1 NOT BELIEVE YARNS
OD
Is Doing the Piano
Cutta, the Great Harvard Coach, Has I
the.S. A. C. Boys in Charje and
Will Undoubtedly ' Round Out a
Fast Eleven by Christmas Day.
' . 't It la very amusing to tha Multnomah
club members to read all of the hard
'luck atories that are being aant out from
Seattle regarding tha poor condition, of
" the team that will tackle the-M. A. A. C
aggregation on Chrlatmaa afternoon.
Experience haa ahown Portlandere aa It
should ahow all people that It la a Tory
,: wtae thlna not to give any apeclal cred-
ance to atorlaa that emanate from foot
, bell coaches. Here la a part of Beattlo'a
" wall: ' ' ' ' ;
-The football squad of the Seattle
AthKlo club did not practice last night.
J for the vary food reaaon that not
eeougb. fellowa turned "out to make It
worth whlla. Aa urgent eall haa been
aent to the men to turn out tonight.
. for with leee than a weak In which to
get ready for the Multnomah game
Chrlatmaa day. the team needa a lot of
drilling If It la to make any aort of a
showing. '. -. -. -.
.' "Six men put. In an appearance laat
night, and seemed Immensely pleaaed
when no more came. for. they all ran
down the hill to the theatre. Some of
' the men who ' aeera 1 Indifferent about
turning out for practice will be greatly
' aurprlaed when they nna otner men in
their nieces In the big game. The team
la going to be picked from the men who
. turn out regularly for practice, lor
atar performer la no uae to a team u
, leaa he knowa the eignale and the gen
eral atyle of tha play."
Beattle'a Bad Wall.'.
Prom the above It might be inferred
. that tha Seattle team did not have the
allghteat chanoe at all agalnat tha Mull
s' nomah men, but auch la not thk caee.
1 Here la another yell from a northern
aorlbe: ' . . . -. , -
I "When men have to work for a living
f It la a hard matter to get them out at
. night" to run through elgnal practice.
The old football play era like to get Into
a came, but they hate to go through the
; ordeal of training. They had enough of
; hat when they were In college. But the
men who are trying to turn out a win
. nlng team for the club know that , un-
leaa the men train faithfully they will
'. get a licking at the hande of Multno-
J wan Chrlatmaa day." .-.,.
i : From the foregoing paragraph It would
DDFtr . tint the Seattle playera are
' hard-working men and regret keenly
"" that they wore not born to despise the
delight a of labor and to live luxurioua
day a. Do the Seattle coachea think for
,' a vagrant moment that the Multnomah
playera are not hard-working menT The
Multnomah playera are engaged In bust-
. neaa and whatever time they devote to
football ta given after the day'a work
la done, ao la thla wtae the locale have
no advantage over the great 61 washes.
Heattle has Oho- big advantage over
WMultnomah 1n the coaching line, and
"that la represented in the individual
known aa Oliver Cutta of Harvard.
' Cutta, has Just , reached Seattle ' from
Cambridge, where ha waa acting aa one
of Harvard a coachea, and he la filled up
with the latest' plays and trlcka that
are made poaalble under the revised
rales. Already he la drilling tha 8. A.
' C eleven In theae plays, and It la a cer
tainty that they will be maatered by
Chrlatmaa afternoon. - .
Thta year Multnomah haa gone along
Don't wait until Mon
day. Don't leave it till Sat
urday. Come as early
as you can. -
; Here's a big list of
' articles for Xmas pres-:
ents-r-fbr the little ones
and the big ones.
Just received by ex
press, a very nobby
double - breasted Red
: Reefer for boys of 2x2
to 8 years. We have put
them on special at $4.85.
' The latest plain and
fancy Tarns for boys,
50c to $1.50.
Boys' fancy Suspend
ers put up in neat boxes,
35c and 50c.
The new shades in
boys' CollegeTaps, 25c.
... A nice Christmas
present with every .pur
chase of Boys' Suit or
- Overcoat.,
Store open evenings
-. until Christmas. '
ClothinQCd
GutflftihnPiW
' , Mcn'i and Bojra' Outfitters.
; 166 and 168 TnJrd Street "
, ' v Mohawk Building. ;
without a eoaeh, the playera themaelvea
turning la and riving whatever advtoe
and aaatatanca they ooult How the
reault will justify thla gahftneTTirmat
ter that la not yet determined.
At laat nlght'a praotlve of the Mult
nomah squad Dolph and Great played
tha .halves and. made-a. vary good allow
ing. .. Oregg cn play either half or
tackle and will be a valuable man to
the club. Dolph ahowed old-time form.
Bud Jamea aurprlaed hie cloaeat fiienda
by running faater than waa ever im
agined. Kerrigan, Kupert and Alexan
der played in the quarterback poaltlon
la their turna and got the playa away
In good shape.
On the whole, laat nlght'a workout
waa fain conaldering the fact that four
of ' the so-called regular varsity men
were not out Another attempt will be
made thla evening to muster a quorum
for practice work. . . " '
FRIEDMAN AND FRIDAY
PLAY GOOD BILLIARDS
In the claaa "C" billiard tournament
at Corby's, billiard' room laat night waa
played one of the beat games of bil
liards aver aeen in thla city for playera
of thla claaa, The game waa a hot one
from atart to finish, aa both - playera
were la good form and played a atar
game. - Friedman won the bank and
atarted In with a run of 15, and his beat
runs were 1, t. zt. . It. but he only
eucceeded in piling up 121 polnta. John
Friday played-the game la splendid
form, playing good eafety.aa well aa
making aome good runs, S. II, II and
II, and finished the game in 19 innings.
The score at the finish was: Friedman,
lllf Friday. 118.
Tha game tomorrow la between Henry
Solomon, and John Friday, and will be
juat aa good a game, as Solomon haa
net lost a game ao rar. mo msicn la
ISO to 111. Henry Solomon, will play
Mr. Homing a match gams of pool of
100 balls. Mr. Hemlng la champion of
'Washington, having won the champion
ahlp in Seattle laat month, defeating all
corners. V- ' . ' V.- ..,
GOLD LEAF BOWLERS
TAKE THREE STRAIGHT
, . The Gold Leaf team won all three
games last night. The Bchlllers were
short, a man, and it proved too great a
handicap. Christian bowled tha. stead
iest game, having 190 for high score
and 202 for highest single game. . The
scores:
GOLD LEAF.
1 (I)
(I) Avr.
15t 111
Sheffer
Hague
111
111
121
101
u
in
in
202
200
170
Boulanger ........
Galllard . .v
111
111
181
Kneysa
Total
....... Ill . 711
. BCHILLEBS.
gwarts ............ 172 178
Newberger Ill 161
Christian .......... 117 170
Lunney v 111 141
168
174
110
171
Total .... . . ;";.. 711 S 78 '
' Tonight the-Happy Dales v play'
tha
Commercial No. 1 team.
WHAT THE BOXERS
ARE DOING
Battling Nelson Refuses to Di
vorce His Notorious Manager
.;':V -.. Billy. Nolan.',
CANS AND HERMAN ARE
, TRAINING FOR BATTLE
Fight Fans Are of the Opinion That
. Colored Champion Will Have an
Interestinf Afternoon When He
Meeta the Kid Other Items.
Bat Nelson's heart seems to be true
to Poll. Despite the efforts to divorce
him from Nolan, and Tex Rlckard's
statement, that there la nothing doing
In Nevada until the team splits, the
Battling one sticka to his manager and
aays that aa long aa he fought he
should atlck to his preaent mentor.'
In a way. Nelson Ian t so foolish. No
lan always geta him the best of It,
which is what managers are for nowa
days. They make money for each other.
Both kid Herman and Joe Dans are
now hard at work around the arid
plains of Tonopah. Nevada, and while
there doesn't seem to be any wild ex
citement over thla coming bout, lt'a a
cinch that tha present champion' hasn't
any pipe to smoke.
Herman la faster thsn Nelson can
tilt as hard and Is Just aa game. The
trouble la thst his system won't carry
as much punishment, for he Isn't built
along the same rugged lines but for
all that Oana has an aftsrnoon of real
exercise ahead, aaye Orantland Rica In
the Cleveland News.
Nelson had traveled 40 old rounds
with the dusky pug, before he Imported
ns now celebrated roui, and ir aans
trims the game little Kid from Chicago
he'll be on the other side of 20 rounds
when he springs the trick.
At present Oans la eight pounds over
weight, but he'll never go on with Her
man above 138. This would meaa a net
loss to both of 8.000 cold and his 128-
pound charge Into the aame ring with
welterwelglt. .
Rrt far Tnnonah hasn't ' drawti' thw
same luck which fell to Ooldfteld's' lot
for the scare heada of the Oans-Nelson
melee sre missing. ' Goldfleld ran the
ever-strenuous Roosevelt a dead heat
for six weeka or more, but up to date,
Tonopah la a few laps still behind 'the
-avers ge councilman In the matter of
dope" uaed up.
Herman faces long odds, but with
that he haa a chance to plant a lucky
haymaker, and get away with more
preatlge than any rsgnter has enjoyed
since Jeffries oosed from the lime
light. The Oana-Jlerman affair is at pres
ent the only war scare of the season'.
Both Burns snd O Brian are still en
gaged In the deadly throea of a type
writer duel, but neither has broken Into
the open as yet 1
The present odds are that well be
reading the bos scores of spring before
they don the mltta again.
Tonopah has gore crasy. even as Gold
field did in the enrly fall for fight Is'
1n the sir. with Kid Herman and Joe
Oans both. In bard training there In
readiness for the New Year's day bat
tle, and mining and stocks have dropped
below par In the matter of inter eat.
From all present Indications there Is go
ing to be a bigger traeerrr of money on
this fight than on any bouts thst havi
preceded it for many years, af or several
of the big mining operators are out with
the coin which they are laying on Her.
.man.- The Kid la having considerable
money laid on lilni, but tha -majority
haa conceded tha fight ta OenS la view
STEINWAY,
EVERETT
HARDMAN N
FISCHER
ESTEY . ' '
MASON & HAMLIN
KINGSBURY s
MENDELSSOHN
CABLE
; HUNTINGTON
KNAB'E
A. B. CHASE
PACKARD
LUDWIG.
emerson .
PORTLAND
of past performances and tha glimpses
that may be gained of him at training.
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' Eddie Foy, the clever comedian,' who
never played a game of pool or billiards
In his life, la a collector of billiard
balla. For more than a decade, during
hla travels about tha country he haa
visited the various poolrooms and gath
ered up tha strsv balls for his collec
tion. Whenever he gots Into a town he
hies himself to tha hotel, seeks a quiet
nook, takes a alesta of about IS min
utes' duration, then goee out on his
dally bunt for the Ivorys. ' Heaiwtys
makes a friend of tha man behind tha
tablea and always comes away with one
or two balla Every billiard haU haa a
broken set of balls, and tha proprie
tors are alwaya willing to accommodate
the genial Eddie. In aome places they
save their strsy balls until be cornea
.
Multnomah Club's
BECAUSE We are Steinway dealers. - T , .
Tf a i We carry the largest stock and therefore have the largest variety
DsUaafsfJOU frnm which to choose. ---'V ;-v - V
y a 9 j o y We study1 to please. We try to make of every patron a satisfied cus-
V J aW tomeft Same courtesy is shown after the purchase is made as before
RfT.f A I IQTT The reputation of Sherman, Clay &
w inyourdealinga
PRICE
RTTf AI IQTT Nowhere else will you find prices lower and terms of payment
s Jlaa ' more reasonabie. M. ,
Riff A I ISTT We rent Pianos. We tune Pianos. We repair Pianos. . We allow
DLKjtJOL yOU a liberal price for your old Piano, Organ or Talking Machine.
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With
With
That
That
CORNER SIXTH AND MORRISON STREETS, OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE
iTACOMA SEATTLE v EVERETT, . 'r BELLINGHAM .
along. It Is said that he haa several
thousand of these dslnty bits of Ivory
In his collection. They are In reds
and whltea and variegated colore, and
repreaent considerable money.
SPORTING GOSSIP '
On account of "ladles' night" at tha
Multnomah dub thla evening. It will be
Impossible for tha football aquad to
practice. The club is thrown open to
the visitors, and aa the playera would
not be able to use the baths, there
would be no use In turning out. It will
be absolutely necessary, however, for
the teams to turn out for practice on
Friday evening. Dow Walker, the fa
mous. O. A. C. center, haa Joined the
football squads and will be In fighting
togs for M. A. A. C against, Seattle.
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Second Eleven That Will PUy Tha
f We always sell" "AN HONEST
I, , Nowhere else in Portland can you get
PI
a Reputation
Name, f
Has the Goods
Gives the Values
Fine Piano
"THE HOUSE OF QUALITY.'
Walker la in' fine condition, and can
readily play center or tackle. Henry
McKlnney, Oregon's fullback, and a
member of the Multnomah track team,
la spending hla -vacation 'In Portland,
and will take a whirl with the club
'varsity against Seattle. ' There la no
truth In the report thst Multnomah will
play Herg or Moullen. Captain Jordan's
call for Friday night and Sunday morn
ing Includes Walker, Carlson. McKlnney,
Bader. Sterling. Pratt, McMUlen, Cowl
ing, Wilder, Kerrigan, Kerron. Alexan
der, Lltt Rupert, Dolph, Jamea, Loner
gan, Gregg and Horan.
Maybe Walter Camp could revise tha
slx-dsy race rules and make them more
humane. '
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Jack O'Brien. wh gave Tommy Burns
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Dalles' Columbians in This City on
Co. makes you ansoiuteiy sate
VALUE AT AN HONEST
such world-famous makes ol
conover
kingsbury
sterling
wellington
harrington
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Play
KNABE ANGELUS : '
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A. B. CHASE PLAYER
HARRINGTON AUTOTONE
; KINGSBURY INNER
' LUDWIG PLAYER !' . r
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threat Amas Bars
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Splendid high grade $500 (used piano) only
Beautiful Steinway Grand ..................
auch a terrible beating, ta again able to
b about '
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Lucius Horatio Bigelow, 1108, of Mont
Clair, New Jersey,' has been elected cap
tain of tha Tata football team for next
year. Bigelow played right tackle on
tha team thla year, a member of last
year's crew and played guard on hla
freshman football team,
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Here are tha rules that governed a
recent cat show:
Narl--Oueste will kindly leave boot
jacks In the vestibule. - ' ' -
I Visitors will please refrain from
feeding the klttena apple pia, They
won't eat if anyway. '
- No 1 Picking cattails not allowed.
No. 4 Cats have ulna Uvea. They
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Christmas Da.
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!
ams
:...i5ie8
..!... $275
.... . . 1,000 ,
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SPOKANE
will be allowed to lira only ana during
tha ahow, however.
No. I The tlm for the catnip la i:I0
p. m. each day. . '
SWITCHMAN'S BREAST IS
CRUSHED AGAINST TIES
" ' (Special Dtapatck to Tke Jonraal.) '
Centralis, Wash., Deo. SO. Switch
man Frank Baacomb waa probabjy fa
tally injured here yesterday afternoon
while working in the yard. He-nra-rldlng
on the footboard of a yard en
gine and jumped off to throw a switch.
His long overcoat caught and be waa ,
thrown to' the ground and dragged over
the ties a considerable distance before
tha engine was brought to a atop. His
breast waa oruahed and he sustained
Internal Injuries which the aompany
surgeon saya will probably have fatal
results.
Bascomb'a homo la at Pawnee City,
Nebraska, where he haa a brother, Ver
non Bascomb, living. He formerly
worked on the railroad out of Spokane
where he haa relatives and friends.
PIPE LINE TO SUMPTER
MINES IS COMPLETED
f Special DUpateh ta The Jnornil.)
' Sumpter, Or., Dec, 10. Manager John
Thomson of the Fremont Power com
pany and Red Boy 'mine In the Gran
ite camp. SO miles west of Beker City,
states that tha pipe Una to the power
house haa been completed and trans
mission lines from the power-house to
tha Red Boy, Oranlte and other mines,
are being erected at tha rata of a half
mile a day. When completed tha plant
will siot only run the Red Boyvmlne,
but will furnish lights and power to
many camps and towae and may even '
enter Bakar City. At the Red Bof will
ba a complete revolution. . .
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Social Dane ''. -
Thursday evening at Arion hall,'' good
time and good mualo. Admission, gents,
it cents; ladles, free. Professor Eaton
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