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The police and the government , f ronr-4 are powerless to check the riot reany battles which occur almost dally la the streets of all the principal cities. .With more than a doaan other na tions on equally bad term, although not quit so evenly matched numerically, the Hungarian leaders do not see how Aus tria can enter upon foreign hostilities with any hope of success and they be lieve the burden of the struggle will fall upon them. . They mean to accept It and then to make their own terms. The mixture of races is general In Hungary, indeed, as in Austria. - The Magyars, however, are in a sufficient majority to convince them that they can dominate matters, which they do not believe the Germans in Austria eaa do. stori Bingr, Field Track and Diamond 3Iaygars Frame Startling Program Against De mise of Franz Josef. HUNGARY WOULD iiiii mi WQS3 0 AUSTRIA 'I MULTNOMAH FOOTBALL TEAM WHICH MEETS OREG6n THANKSGIVING DAY I 7 i N: -' f 1 . ft 1 'at) 4 V ?4 t - rlfl1ll, t It '10glTVitV " 5 4 Reading from left to right the men are Exuvme top row, Kaaer aud Manager Pratt, sefcma row, Sin1Ti8ou, SlaKer, Smith, McClure, Oswald, Austin, Conant, Zan, Lltt; third row, Callahan, PUklngton, Frizzell, Whltlock; bottom row, Walker, Tully, Captain Stott, Knudson and McMickjgn. OLD STARS DILL HELP liOiiorg-an, Prntt and McMil lan Heady to Enter Thurs day's Football Game. Mansger Martin Pratt and Captain Plowclen Stott of the Multnomah club foottjn.ll team have Issued calls for prac tice eyery afternoon In preparation for the big Thanksgiving day game with the I'nlversity of Oregon eleven. By Thursday the team will be In great condition and able to make the varsity feel aa If It had been through a sausage irr ndor If the club doesn t win. The club In weakened by the lose of four of it good men. but these will be partly made up ror in tne presence in the game of Frank Lonergan. captain of the club lant season, and one of the greatest players the northwest ever saw. Lonergan was In a suit yesterday morning, and so was George McMillan the grand old man of the game. Man ager Pratt had on his old war togs, and together the trto gave tne regular ciuo team a hard rub. McMillan says he will co Into the game ir needed ana Lioner ran will be in . the llneuo. Ixmerran rla-ht now is In good condition, due to gymnasium work, and by Thursday will- be able to play witn an nis oidtime aasn and vigor. Tour Who Ear (tone. The club loses Porter Frlxiell, the old Oregon and Stanford star. Friszell left resterday for Mexico. Tully hag departed for Marshfield and Alexander beat It for The Dalles to resume his engineering work. The call of the hen lured . Austin to his chicken ranch at Houlton. With these four men out of the game, the clubs chances are some what weakened. However, the addition of Lonergan in the back field will fill a long-felt want. It is expected that the holiday crowd will even eclipse the great gathering for the Oregon-Corvallls game Satur day. Preparations have been mad for handling 12,000 people, and It la be lieved that nearly that many will aee the contest, provided tne day is at all favorable. The sun today has gone a long way towards drying out the field, and Tt will be in good shape for the fast play j nursnay, at wnicn oom teams are at their best. Manager Pratt announced this morn ing that general admission tickets had been placed on sale at all the Schiller cigar stores and at tadwell s cigar store. The reserved seats have been placed on sale at Powers & Estes' drug store at Mxtn anci Aiaer streets, wnere tickets may be procured between 10 a. m. and 8 p. m. of any day until Thursday. MULTNOMAH HANDBALL TOUHNEY ON TONIGHT Multnomah's handball tournament will commence tonight on the club' courts with 18 teama entered for'lgy, Those who will play are as follows Dunne and Irwin, (owe 6); Jones and Jones, (owe 6); Holbrook and Paterson, (owe S); Eastman and Cleland, (scratch); Smith and Lombard, icrn(rhl: Huesner and Livingstone. (scratch); Bellinger and Hathaway, scratch); MOiuian ana Piarr, tree. i; Oearln and ueann, tree, oj; mrc enzia and Edwards, tree. 8): Proeb- stel and Myers, (rec. 6) : Young and Bennett, (rec. S): Van VOorhles and Goodwin, (rec. 8); Barrett and Holmes, (rec, 8): Frank and Stipe, (rec. 10)1 O'Reilly and Whiting, (rec, ); James and Watklna, (rec 3). OLYMPIC X HEBE Iffi YEAR'S Crack Southern Athletes to Meet Multnomah Cracks on Eve of Game. oonincraov statistic. Prove that a neglected cold or cough uts the Jungs in so oa a condition hat conauntDtion serins find a fertile field for faatenlns on one, Stoo the rougn, just aa soon as n appears wim tsauara a . Horensuna i syrup fl the torn and -Inflamed Soothes tissues and rnae vou well again, Sold by Bkldmors Drug Ca , Manager Edgar Frank of the Mult nomah boxing and wrestling depart ment, stated this morning that he was on the verge of closing with the Olym plo club for a meeting New Tear's eve, preceding the game with the Olympic club the following afternoon. The Olymplo club boxers and wrestlers have signified a desire to come at any time convenient to the local clubmen, and Manager f rank believes the boxing and Wrestling meet preceding the big foot- o&ti game wouia serve as a gra-na ra-uy. One of the Olvmnlo club boxers will be Lewis Oranfield, the champion of tne uiympic ciud, wno was aeieatea dv Olmar Praiiga of the Multnomah club ror tne championship last winter. Oranfield has improved wonderfully since be was in Portland last winter and should put up a great battle with the Multnomah opponent. The other boxer has not yet been named by the Olymplo management, but he will no doubt be a good one,. In ad dition the Olympics will Bend north one wrestler from their number of good ones. . The resumption of football relations with tha Olympic club will be wel comed by many of the old-time follow ers of the sport in Portland. Time was when the Olympic and Reliance club of California Journeyed northward each year and a came with either one was the climax of the local season. The three biggest clubs on the coast were always - putting up a good battle and the attendance was large. With a boxing and wrestling show the night preceding the Olympic game as an annual learure, ainieiics wu nave been given a great boost by the"wlnged an. All ATTELL VICTORY D1S6RACE FOR WELSH Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. tS. Explain ing today why he should win his sched uled 16-round fight with Abe Attell Thanksgiving eve, Freddie Welsh ex plained, that Ms opponent had been held to a couple of draws by Owen mo ran, wno mta oeen Deaten by Digger Stanley, Joe Bowker and Jim Drlscoll. Welsh declared that he would be dis graced by a loss to such men and that consequently Attell should have a strenuous time at v-ernon. Betting has calmed to a standstill. A desperate effort la being made to hold the men at evens, though Attell money strongly predominates. Al Oreenwald . has $1,000 that he will lay at 10-1 provided Welsh coin does not swamp the market. There la little In dication that Welsh will be as rood aa even when the men entering the ring. OCEAN'S BREEZES AND SULPHUR BATH FOR MEN The University of Oreron haa nnrht the coo, salt air of the oceanalde to train for its Thanksgiving game with Muitnoman ciud, wnua tne Oregon Ag ricultural college has selected the In. vigoratlitg waters ,of the Collins Hot Springe on the North Bank road for Its resting spell preparatory to the Wash ington gam next Thursday.- Wednes day, Oregon will leave Seaside for Port land, and on the same day the Aggies will continue into Seattle. ' Both teams .left for their training camps rasterday afternoon. A number of students accompanied each eleven. , ARE AFTER ALBANY HrdM PUpttrb to The Journal. Chemawa. (Jr.. Nov. 23. The follow ing letter was sent to the manager of the Albany College football team today "Chemawa, Or., Nov. 23. M. H. Gib bons, manager football Albany college. Albany, Oregon Dear Sir: As your team nas "made repeated claims of the non-Conference College championship of Oregon In the columns of the Port land papers I write you this open let ter. "The Chemawa team has" never claimed the championship, but some of those with whbm we have played have done so for us. I therefore ask you to suDDort vour claim by playing Che mawa on neutral ground at Salem or Portland, at such time as can be agreed upon, Uie officials to be acceptable to both pirtles and the winner to take the total receipts of the game, after expenses are paid. "It is unnecessary for me to enter Into a detailed account of what our respective teams nave accompusnea mis season. The reading public is well In formed as to that. If we play a cham nlonshin ismi we desire to play the full thirty-five minute limit. Awaiting your reply, i am, "Yours, very respectfully. "(Signed) W. P. CAMPBELL. "Assistant superintendent and man ager Chemawa Football." U BAT'S STOPS BUSINESS FIGHT G BIGGEST NORTHWEST IT GAME The University of Oregon-Oregon Ag ricultural college football game on Mult nomah field Saturday drew the largest fate ever received In the northwest, he total receipts being 18,105. The expenses connected with the meet were ft.3T6.70, leaving me nei reipia i is T9& on tm., net amount was di vided between the two teams, each get ting 13,364.15. Th. mnmarera estimate their Individ ual expenses for the game at about (ha ,v.ti. allrtu, th.m n rlpar. profit out of the great contest of about ISjOOO each. . , The attendance was about 8,000, which breaks all records in the north west That the attendance was so large on such a disagrefable afternoon was due to the comfortable grandstand the Multnomah club has provided this year. With the accommodation last season It Is doubtful. If over 6.000 people would have attended the game. The inclement weather undoubtedly kept 2,000 more spectators away from Saturday's con test. CALENDAR OF SPORT FOR THE WEEK Little Champion Has Xo Time for Hungry Aspir ants After His Title. By Jeff. Thompson. New York, Nov. 23. Battling Nelson has too much on hand to pay much at tentlon to fighting for a while. Not that "Bat" has any Intention of retiring from the ring. Bless you, no. Says the lightweight champion: "I don't ex pect to fight again for several months I worked hard to get to the top, and those who are after my title can do the same. After I turn my book over to the publishers I expect to go west again. I'm putting up 25 houses out at Hegewlsch and that's why I am going out there now. There's considerable detail and bookkeeping to be looked after, and your uncle Bat Isn't letting anyooav trim mm. When I get those houses finished I'll have an income of about a thousand dollars a month from them and my other real estate there. They'll never need to get up any benefits for me when m v fiBhtins- davs are over. Sav. I've learned enough about the publish ing Business in tne lasi rew aaya to go Into It myself. My book Is going to be a good seller. I am having so many Illustrations made that I'll have to cut down the slxe of the cuts and bunch several of them on a page. I am putting in some interesting dope, too; stuff from the 'Inside' that has never been printed before. "I have a ranch out in New Mexico which needs Improving. My brother has a big place adjoining, and we ex pect to build a couple of good houses this winter. Building is a business that I have learned a great deal about, too. Then I have some property in Califor nia which John D. Rockefeller might want. They have struck oil On the place, and It looks like a big thing. Besides this I have a big vineyard out there. Personally. I have no use for the nice of the grape, but there is money n It. Now. do vou blame me for putting- In my time this Winter on those croD- osltlons? A lot of the fellows who want to fight me wouldn t draw enough to make it worth my while to waste my time by going into training. When me of them can show me that he haa Suit all the other contestants away, and is entitled to a go at me, he can have It." Small blame to the Dane; why should he neglect his property Interests simply to alve some husky and hunarv ruv a chance to take his championship pie away from him? Monday Annual meeting of the Amateur-Athletic union fn New York City. Start of International six-day roller skating contest In Denver. Tuesday Final practice spins ror the grand prize automobile race at Savannah. - Wednesday International lignt car race at Savannah. Match race between Durando and Johnny Hayes at New York City. inursaay urana pine auiomooue race at Hnvannah. Rill Panke vs. Stan ley Ketchel. 4S rounds, at San Francisco. Abe Attell vs. Freddie Weeks, 15 rounds, at Los Angeles. Opening of race meet ing at Santa Anita park. Ixs Angeles. Opening of three months' racing season at New Orleans. Opening of snnual fall gou tournament at Pinenursi. N. c. Cornell-Pennsylvania football game at Philadelphia. Carlisle Indtans-SL Louis University football game at St. Lould. North Caroltna-VlrcTiila football rame at Richmond. Wabash-Nebraska foot ball game at Lincoln. Alabama-Tennessee football gam at Birmingham. Friday Wreatllnv tti-frh - hat ween Tom Janklna and Tusstf Hahmout at rtv-w IOTK.' Saturday Army-Nary football game at Philadelphia. Thanksgiving eve will be an ImDortant i nignt as iar as pugilism is concerned, as in nearly every city and town where the game is permitted to go on there will be one or more battles decided. The most Important fight of those card ed Is the 20-round middleweight cham pionship battle between Billy Papke and Stanley Ketchel. which will take place oi me 015 coliseum in Ban r ranciseo. : At Savannah. Or., Bert Keyes and j "Kid" Sullivan will battle for lo rounds. ; At Marysvllle. Cal.. "Kid" Dalton of . California, will tackle "Cyclone Johnny" ' inompson ror ru rounds. At Bcnenec tady. N. Y . Battling Hurley and Charley Griffin will fight six rounds, while at the local clubs and also those In Phil adelphia, Baltimore and other big cities bouts will be held. BOTH SCRAPPERS ARE DEI WEIGHT Admiring Crowds Watch Fapke and Ketchel in Last Hard Training. By Willie Jacobs. San Francisco, Nov. 23. There will be but little more strenuous work at the training camps of Bill Papke and Stan ley Ketchel. Both middlewelghts prac tically completed the hard grind yes terday, although today Ketchel gave a little boxing exhibition for a number of women visitors, while Papke indulged In his last boxing session with Al Kauf- imtllll In fart t ,ul (I ir'a itnarplnir marlrit the finish of that sort of stuff in. both ! camps. Both Bill and Stanley worked before admiring mobs yesterday. Each put on a little burst of holiday speed that made its Impression on the spectators of both camps. This was shown by the betting which was more than ordinarily brisk last night. There was no change in the odds, however, Papke still holding fa vorite at 7 to 10. A peculiar thing Is that both prin cipals predict victory for themselves in the same number of rounds. Ketrhel declares he'll turn the trick in 10, while Papke doesn't expect Ketchel to last a round longer than that. Neither boy need worry about making ! the weight. At the conclusion of yes- terday's labor. Papke scaled 1 08. which is the notch to be made, while Ketchel I scaled 18J. As Ketchel could have been ' at weight three days ago, had not his ' manager decided) to give him a dav s (Unites Press teased Wire. I Vienna, via Frontier, Nov. 23. Taking advantage of the Balkan entanglement and the violent racial struggles which threaten Austria with actual civil war. Hungary Is openly preparing to attempt to swallow the dominant country. As a seat of government It is admitted even here that Budapest has already become more Important than Vienna. The Hungarian leaders propose to make Austria's formal acknowledgement of the transfer the price of their support In the Balkan struggle. They Intend that the successor to Frans Josef, whose doath Is considered a matter of no more than months, shall be king of Hungary and emperor of Austria, .fust e King Edward Is king of England and emperor of India; not emperor-klng of Austrln-IIungary, as at present. " If Francis Ferdinand, the present monarch's heir, cares to accept the throne on these terms, the Hungarians will crown him; otherwise, it is no se cret that they mean to have someone else. I'nwllllng as he Is to Increase Hun gary's strength, Franz Jonef in hardly trying to hide the fact that he wants war in the Balkans because It Is prac tically the only means of diverting his people from -a civil strugKlewat home. The Csecha and Germans, in particular, are fighting constantly. The conflict in Bohemia Is practically warfare now. Scores have been killed In the past few weeks end hundreds have been wounded. Rockefeller's Cure People everywhere are familiar with the fact that Mr. Rockefeller suffered greatly with dyspepsia and consequent stomach ills for years, which no amount of doc toring or money could relleva or cure About three years ago, an old physician In northern Ohio onVred a prescription which quickly brought about a vast change for the better and a final cure. Mr. Rockefeller thinks he Is good for many years yet and so do his friends. The secret of the "Rockefeller Cure" has leaked out and is offered to the. reader, who wants to try It and get well. Prominent druggists can get the ingredients and mix, or you can mix them at home. One ounce compound essence Cardiol, two ounces essence of Pepsin, and two ounces syrup of Ginger. Take one or two teaspoonfuls after each meal. After all it Is the simple, and rare home treatments that do the most good. "JUST OUT" RAH! FOR COVE; SUE HAS WINNING ELEVEN (Special Dlspstrb to The Journal.) Cove, Or., Nov. 23. Cove high school football team Is one of the best in eastern Oregon and has made a record this season, rolling up 84 points with 12 against them In four games. Thanks giving day thlslteam will play a return Same with the' La Grande high at La rande, the first game between these teams played at this place a few weeks ago when there was a tie game of t to 6. Since then Cove haa won two games trom -the Elgin high and others, and It now stands a good chance of win ning the championship of Union county. This game is being looked forward to. Royal Allen, assistant superintend ent of Cove school. Is proving his ability as a coach by making an excellent team of raw material. Professor Roy Conk ,Jln in a football enthusiast and it Is through the efforts of these two able educators that Cove Is coming to the front with one of the best football teams in eastern Oregon. Tills Date In Sport Annals. 17 At Manchester, England, three hundred-mile walking match between Dan O'Leary and Peter Crossland ended with O'Leary the winner. 1878 At San Francisco, In trotting match, 10 miles In harness, Controller beat Red Cross, 27 minutes, 234 sec onds. 1892 At Stockton, Cal., Stamhotll, against time, trotted one mile in 2:07H- 1893 At Montreal, Queen's university defeated Montreal club. 29 to 11, in final game for the rugby championship of Canada. 1904 At Philadelphia. In a fight be tween Tommy Ryan and Jack Root, Referee McGulgan left the ring, declar ing the bout a fakn. 1907 At Cincinnati. Dan O'Learv won six-day walking match from llenry Schmehl. Football Tickets. Reserved seats for the Thanksgiving game between M. A. A. C. vs. University of Oregon are now on sale at Powers & Estes' drug store. Sixth and Alder. WHEN-VHWE-IIOW to j.Uut end mlwvste TiUHyaototli pabllM, Bbododaadrons, reonieet ham to sm U xiiMiiid window gardens asaell Mia bulb rjulrrto"dlfl jr eisaa ot flower bedti oompendlnm off intonation eonaarnlns lUaeUTIONt IEUOTINB SHROtBERf risvnUnt MiMs, not and ornMBenUI tree! OfJ sliruu! sniaiDinB maa snanitH Our export will UU tof r iWian W11QOV ODNTfll Elr-on1y U.ogn UliwtrttUiM SBV fj B 4 SB) A I 1 crtblnr ftU tk lUpl tad new Son wv f"iu" i . ncva.. nMS.bCVMaltiaa. MTH1W BERRY PLANTS. Twenty TM npwt. nolaPsVctNorthirert trpeaks to yem jhfoogh Write for lie 0U.osio. 601 Salesroom, Front & YamMU. MUST SELL PIANOS AND LOTS OF TM THREE HUNDRED HIGH-GRADE, STRICTLY BRAND-NEW, PIANOS SECURED BY EILERS PIANO HOUSE AT FORCED SALE FROM OVERSTOCKED EASTERN FAC TORIES MUST GO QUICKLY. The Burning Question Is, Can We Find Homes for All These Extra Pianos? We Must Present Emergency Sale Prices Will Surely Do' It Kfcnballs, Lesters, Story & Clark, Eilers, Hobart M. Cable, Winterroth, Pease1, Man shall, & Wendell and Other Well-Known Makes, at Greatly Sacrificed Prices Payments as Low as $1.25 Weekly. rest, it is evident that the Grand Rapids scrapper will have hut little difficulty taking OR the four pounds. Bowling Tourney Tonight. The Multnomah club open bowline- tournament will begin tonicht with anv number of good teams in action. The bowlers bid fair to break the records of the past tournaments. A.1 C, one of Baldwin's friends went to Matty's dressing room and said: "what was the matter with you. Matty? You fought miserably." "I know I did." re plied Matty, "but wait until I meet Drls coll In our 12-round bout at Boston. Then I will show you whether he can beat me or not. I could not find him In those six rounds, but in 12 rounds I will get him." Jem Drlscoll beat Matty Baldwin In their six-round go In this city and Is now In line for a fight with Attell. It was another one of these Inconclu sive, unsatlsfactorv six-round affairs, and while it demonstrates the fact that Drlscoll Is the better man in six rounds, it does not prove that he is Baldwin's master, as a fighter. There are few champions who are not at the mercy of a smart, clever boiter7 who is not in the same class when 11 comes to real fighting, for example, take "Bat" Nelson. ThereJs a score of boys who could make Nelson look like a monkey for six rounds, .but who In a finish fight would be charlotte russe for the Dane. After the battle between Matty Bald win and Jem Drlscoll at the Fairmont being universally recommend ed for Consumption is proof positive that it is the most energizing and strengthening preparation in the world. It builds flesh and strength with such wonderfully rapidity that the disease is retarded and often overcome entirely. 1 - ALL DBUOGI8T8 Send tMs ad, fasr seats far peirigi. wa goning tbta vsser. and we wttl tend jma a nanny aomh mm otwn. SCOTT BO WNE. 409 Pcari SL.Ncw Terk No seriously-Inclined piano buyer can afford to ignore this Great Emergency Sale. We're not exactly desperate, but we must find homes for the 18 car loads 100 piano we have agreed and contracted to take off the nands of overstocked Eastern factories. We must dispose of not only this Immense num ber of extra pianos, but also those tor which we have contracted yearly and which are shipped at stated Intervals. The high standing of these manufac turers and the further fact that these instruments are strictly brand new. latest style, well-known plunos coupled with the terrifically cut prices at which they were offered was too tempting for us to resist. It enarlles the Filers Piano House to offer discriminating buyers the piano buying opportunity of a lifetime. We Insist that your mow-y will buy greater, yes, much greater, piano value in this Kmergeney Piano Sale than anywhere else in this or any other city. Well-Known Makes Sacrificed. Think of being able to secure the choicest of strictly brand new Klm balls. and Lesters. and Pease, and Eilers, and Hobart M. Cable, and Story Clark and many other equally well known makes at bona fide savings of $75, $110, $145, etc. In this Emergency Sale you can now secure pianos that always bring 1375 and 1425 at J304 and $263. Reliable, strictly brand new, well known New York makes ar offered in this Emergency Sale at tla. Ths plainer styles go now at IH7 Or you can select from a vast as sortment of the very finest and fanciest exhibition styles In Hungarian Ash. Mottled Mahogany and genuine quarter-sawed Oak take you choice to morrow at Emergency Sale prices- 1387, $424. $34. Many other One new pianos never sold for less than IS26 and. S350. even in the East are offered in this Emer gency Sale tomorrow at 22 and IJ44, Pxloes to Stait AIL No matter what your income may , whether It's the largest in the city, or the smallest and it maters not whether you desire the most costly piano on the market or the cheapest that's good we urge you, li all sin cerity, to investigate tne Eilers Piano House Emergency Sale at once. Pay all cash or by the week, month or year. We'll agree to grant say rea sonable terms. The point to remember Is that we must And homes for all these pianos and quickly, too. We meu business, and if yours is a musicless home, and the saving of a good round sum of money is an object, we say, come right away the first thing tomorrow morning. Eilers Piano House, Biggest, Busiest and Best Healers. 853 Washing ton St., cor. of Park. FOOTBALL Thanksgiving Day '"'' . , : , . MULTNOMAH UNIVERSITY OF OREGON 2:30. P. 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