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Newspaper Page TextI l I: 0 JL DOZEII HOUSES III IIS MUMP jj ISathanson Names Weights for Blue Eibbon of , Western Turf. t ' . . Cut tad hw Lnm Win.) ' ,f.n Franclaoo, Jan.. 31 Although 14 rses remain undeclared In the Burns handicap, to be run next Saturday it is scarcely likely that mora : than dosen will face the barrier la I Calif or nie's .Mggeet turt event . v : Toose moat likely "to ha tar tad over tha distance, (a mile . and a Quarter) lnr Jame. ii pounds, Big Chief, 10! JDorantj. 114;. Light Wool. U; Fire-Stone. 114; Animu. 188; Colonei , r ':!' ; rasee, iuu; Clamor. .100; Madsn, ;' Milford, 91', and Maltbia. ti. iocai horsemen aeem to be of the opinion that P. A. Foraythe's good horae Dorante haa much the bent of the weignia ana eorae even go bo far aa to ay that Handioanper Nathanson haa inaae me race a girt lor him. .Tha turf followers of southern Cal irornia; however, say hUt Maltble. weighted aa he is, will romp away from Ms field. This one developed great speea at the Arcadia meeting, after njving Deen assigned hla light. Impost f, pounda. ... Light Wool, Mtlford and Clamor have all bean working nicely for the big .ui bii inres . are oonoeaeq a chance. Firestone, or the Williams string, naa aiao been galloping nicely. jNotier win moat nicely pilot thla game iini cvit in uii classic., Y. M. a A. TEAMS TO PLAY GAME TONIGHT "While wa count on beating Portland. we believe the game .will be one of tha rastest and best wa have been up against yet," said Physical Director Smith of Vancouver. B. C. whn ta 0 'K la ""uoa DasKeiDau live on their ,lW6 2ut,hrn.Jou,r- Ths tealn aoheduled V W play tha Portland association oulntet tonight on the "gym" floor at Fourth and Yamhill and the game will un doubtedly ba one of tha beat seen there mis aeaaon. The visiting team ia somewhat heavier than the Portland five, but the speed and basket tossing abilities of the Portland forwards should keep the locals' score ahead of that put up by the visitors. The wholesale way in which all vis iting irami nave lately Deen cleaned up by the Y. it. C. A. has led more than one supporter of the blue and white to feel hopeful about the game tonight, which Is, exciting no less interest In joriiisn uoiumDia man m Portland. The teams will Una tip: Portland. Vancouver, Martman .F. ........... . Ross Russell. . , ..F. ........... . Tuck Young..., C...... Cunningham Sweeney O Clarke. Matthews. Bheeta. O. . . . .Share. Phippa 1 JGEKMAK OAK" GETS f 'r TiTRRT MATHTT TfYNTflTFn (United Press Leased Wire.) New York. Jan. 28.--Ernest Siegfried, known In European wrestling circles as the "German Oak,' and who recently arrived here in quest of matches with American wrestlers. Is to make hla first American appearance in Madison Square garden tonight. He will be tried out by two or three of the beat mat artists In the metropolitan district and if he is eacoessrui, ne win t matched Tor bouta with Mahmout, Jenkins, - Rogers or soma of the other prominent wres tlers. . , Siegfried ia a man of splendid physique, whatever his other qualifica tions aa a wrestler may be. He stands six feet three inches and Weighs 110 pounda, stripped. Though but 17 years old he la aaid to have had an exceed ingly successful career, as , a wrestler an tha other aide. Athletic Almanac Out. The Official Athletio Almanac for 1909 has Just been issued. It is edited by Jamea E. Sullivan, "president of the Amateur Atnietio union or tne unitea States, and la the only book of Its kind containing a complete report of the aventa at tha Olvmric games, with an andleaa : lot of Olympic pictures never before published, there being no - leaa than five different fine half - tones Showing Dorando's heroic effort to win the Marathon race. Tha book ia also replete with Illustrations of athletio aventa and champions from avery aao tlon of the United States and from all polnta of the globe. Anyone" claiming to be Interested In athletica at all should possess a copy of thla book. It will be aent to any address In the United States or Canada by tha American Eporta ..rubiisnin romnanv. 11 Warren street New Tori City, postpaid, upon receipt of 10 cents. Whitman Athletes Respond. Whitman College, Walla Walla, Waah. Jan, 18. Manager Frank Fletcher o: the varsltv track team haa Issued i call to all candidates of , the varsity team ta meet in the srvmnkslum on I Saturday afternoons for tha purpose of 1 holding cross country runs as training jor the distance rune.. About 80-men I have responded to tha call, and It la expected that thla number will Da in creased a a soon as tne w earner opens more and training conditions become more favorable. Two Shells for Rowing Club. Ths Portland Rowing club 1s plan ning tha purchase of two new shells for racing t his spring, una be a flavey shell. Unless One will probably nless It Is finally decided to Import a Claspar from Eng land, xne outer win ne a single, ana it Will probably ba aent west from Boston. The type of ahell will be definitely de- elded upon at the meeting of tha club Sunday, at which time all tha old sheila will be gone over. -r . Change In Spokane Service. O. R. V N. train 4,; known as the "Spokane Flyer," leaves Portland. 7:30 r. m., arriving Spokane :80 a. m. Train , known aa the "Portland Flyer," laavea Spokane, 7:80 p. m., aa at present, ar riving Portland :80 a. m. , SIS Cent's Watch, S3. Read para adv. of Staples tha Yaw alar In today's paper. - t - '!.. , STniaVv' ' r 1 fl.aa-UawthAtwa t " " mVVheel of FortunV f 4 K """.h":":- 'J ffl? Si?- Hi . Bf'KOnari tel.. ................... 1904 Modicum (4). I; 5 (6) '"&, 1905 W. R. Condon 1900 Dr. Leggo (4).. . ...... 190T Kercheval (4).... 1908- rMontgomery (4), 1909 .... .Koerner Run aa Bpreckela handicap. DAW TPYIVTr JiA JL JLJLM jt " FAMOUS YALE ATHLETES ! : AND THEIR ROMANCES r - r . w I " ' V N r ' . Si y . - 1 : i e . ! N, v'. ,4i ; . ''' MisB.EHzabetnv Shirley, the Ken- tucky beattty, and "Tom" SheyUn; lamoua xaie lootoaii captain, she la now reported , engaged; to marry, Three years ago the broke hef n- gagement with the Portland man. miss uniriey is an neiress ana Mr. Shevlln a wealthy lumberman. President Ewfng Will Sub- mit a Proposition to Coast League. (Doited Press Leased Wire. I San Francisco, Jan. 28. Although manager for one of tha state league baseball clubs has expressed to Pres ident Cal Ewing, of tha Coast league, a desire to join the organised aseball or ganisation, Ewlng declared today that a alx-club learue would km him mil I nis lenow magnatea ousy enough with' vw umujr ail lwu uiura ciuiil Ewing refused to reveal tha name of tha club or tha identity of the manager u bum ins on or, aecianng it would not be fair t give out hla name. Ewing said that ha would not give a final de cision on tha matter as it would have to be aubmltted to the. directors of the league., but ha added that he did not think they would cars to add two mora duos in is year, San FVanclsco, Jan! 28. President Frank .. Herman of the State league, today emphatically dented the statement of President Ewlng of the Coast league that two outlaw teams had applied for admittance to tha Coast league. "Ewing's talk," declared Herman. "Is Inspired by a desire to create dissen sion in our ranks, but it win get him nothing. ; The Coast league has lta handa full now, and nobody knows it any better than we do. , In fact. If Ewlng BUCCessfullv ararinan Vila .l nli.h circuit he will mora than surprise hla own people. Under no consideration could ha get our San Francisco. Oak land or Stockton dubs, and the owners of tha Fresno, Santa Crus and San Joea franchises know very well that their Cities could not annnnrt -r. 1 1 scheduled teams. In fact, it is an in sult to their intelligence to even Inti mate that they would apply for ad-, mlttanoe to the Coast league." "Bonehead' Merklsi is Ann h haa "MuKKsr" McClraw hnrriuH Vf Oraw not only would not trade the man who made second base famous. sav sa- sry Tor thU aeaaon'a work. Mao said Merkle'a work of last year en titled him to a raise, notwithstanding that his brainless nlav lost tha M.tin. al league championship to tha Giants. ... a., e -....-;.-- .., , Ed Walsh. the nhtnm ImMMn learue pitcher, will coach the Tale uni versity - twirlers this spring. ' ; . e e . That fOUnr ckv.n innn ' .. to tha game is shown in tha nn nt Walter Johnson,' tha Washington phen om. who is holding out for more salary. Ha realises that he was on a of the top notchera of the American ' league last season and believes be should get a tar's salary. It Is altogether likely that Cantlllonf will have to coma down with tha coin, v , . $1S Kan's Watch, fs, - Read Bare adv. of Btanlaa tti In. ter in iQaays paper. 0UiSiii v .. , Jkey ' Wt. Second. Age. Wt Third. Age Wt Value. Tima Al yuinu- .aa.A .Bergen ........ 11 The Roman f 1AK Calvaf Inn inS.. isn cusd Aand Claude 4)..,.. 122 Oarsman (4) 118 Anderson..,.lia6laude ,.127 Veterano S) ...107 Prior ... i. . . lva ljOKisiiii (6), .123 Sir E. Dugan 128 Clamor (4) THE OREGON DAILY . JOURNAL, PORTLAND,' THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, TTT? m C? . OF IN JL V V CP WORLD Mabelle Adele Loomls, tho pretty glove store clerk In New Haven, who eloped with and married Charley Hnnt. the Ample Vala naramanV who Is the neDhew of Mrs. OHVerHarrl man J'r.; Hunt's marriage complete. ly surprised his fellow students. He has left college for the west, where he will settle down in luslness; HW loss to the Yale crew will be keenly felt, for he was one of the best men ever developed at Old. Ell, pomufiDaiicH SHOW HELD IN MA Portland's next bench show is east for May 5 to 8, -inclusive, according to i no present acneauie or tne Jr-acirio coast shows. The kennel club will hold its annual meeting tonisrht to elect officers and hear reports of the last show, prepara tory to making Plans for the comlnar affair. Tha meeting will be held in the ornce or the Portland Hunt club. Thla year the coaat ahowa start at Vancouver, where the dogs ' will be benched from April 7 to 10j Following iniB, snows win oe new at victoria, April 14 to 17; Seattle, April 81 to 84; Tacoma, April 88 to May 1; Portland, May 6 to 8: San Francisco. May 11 to IE. Of course this schedule is not final and may &e changed slightly before the Dencniog season starts. TO END TIDE LAND . TROUBLE AT TACOMA (United Press Leased Wire.) Washington. Jan. 88. The dlsnute ever the title of the Tacoma tide lands. wnicn nave peen claimed Dy tna imyai lup Indians and the suits for which have clouded their title and stopped extenalve Improvements planned on the Tacoma waterfront will be settled out or court. Tne house committee on In dian affairs has recommended favorably a bill by Representative Cushman of Washington providing for tha settle ment ana tne secretary of tne interior and the officials of the . Indian office have given their sanction to tha agree ment. Tha, Dill, which has been transferred to the committee of the whole house, will meet with no opposition. It nro- videa not only that the dispute now In court shall be settled, but that other suits or similar Kind can Da aettled out of court Secretary Garfield goes on record as promising not to sanction any further suits that will disquiet business conditions. Charles Bedford, tha Indians' attor ney, ta to get ZB per cent of tha money receiveo, not to exceed ibo.ooo, as a fee. Tha lands are worth 11,600,000. Tha sum agreed upon aa a settlement Is not known here. Scott to Illinois Central. (United Press Leased Wtret) . Salt Lake. Utah. Jan. 28. W. B Scott, assistant director of mainte nance and operation of the Harrtman lines, with headquarters at Chicago, will go to tha Illinois central aa vice pi resident and general manager, accord- mg to an announcement today, an announcement toaay general superintendent W. I Park, general superintendent of the Union Paclflo road, will succeed Scott. Negroes Amnse Paree. , (United Press Lassed Wlra.1 ; Paris, Jan. 28. Joe Jaanette and Sam McVey, ' tha American negro heavy weights, were matched today to fight xv rounas r eDruary zo. , : Feathers Signed Up. New Orleans, La., Jan. 28 Johnny juynon ana -xommy juavigne, or .Boston, signed today to fight 10 rounds Febru ary at in pounds. arniiun lt;n..ilV fvlW Oat ttl V 8:17 - x:ov 1-4 . 2:06 2- -4 uanaeiaria (4J loe hbo 2:07 1-1 2:181-4 8:10 1:071-1 2:10 1-4 8:10 1-4 2:08 8-4 8:17 1-2 4:05 1-8 2:08 1-5 1:10 4-1 What-er-lvOU (I). ...121 6850 I860 8860 850 850 860 ISO 6SB0 8t0 850 fvrmero ti, ...... ioi Joe Ripley (7). 98 Corrigan (8). ....... 100 Proner ( ...122 Edward (4). .....Ill .,105 Rifleman (4).......lZft I THE, field Treck Diamond o GRAPPLERS WILL CLASH TOIilBHT Appearance of Seattle Man Leads Portland Sports to Fear Some Game. What kind of a ram a la being worked by the Puget aound sports T xnia ia tna nueation anicibf mnv than one follower of Eddie O'Connell, who meets Frank Riley of Taootna In the Exposition rink tonight, when big Ed Croft, a pronounced friend of Dr. B.. F. Roller, appeared at the sporting haunts this morning with Riley, Croft am aa mucn talking aa Klley, which lends color to rumors whlnh h.v. mimtntA down from the sound that Roller was mixed up In a deal which meant the downfall of.O'Cotmelt - Whether or not the notorious uoe Carroll, Rollera aide kick, is In the city is not known. Whila, there Is aa lntenae commercial rivalry between 8attl and Tacoma, it almost . brotherly in their affection. puu .I1M. L I lit. innriin, IkinmAn Br. Riley says he is net mixed up with the Roller Crowd, but UDCariuiMl halla hla sutement Croft Is tha man who, aa an amateur, alipped a sleep pill to Ed John son, the Multnomah club boxer, fn the c?ast tournament last May, on which the Seattle bunch cleaned up a bit of ollh, C? U member of the Seattle Athletic club, and a bosom friend of Roller. O'Connell Looks Worried. When O'Connell Imrn ih.rn waa hobnobbing with Riley a worried smile spread o'er hla classic features and .those vertical locks assumed if possible a still more horisontal attitude. i?-0??6!1 ll- arradually coma to the be that tna sound crowd la trying to slip one over on him, and saya ha will t Ujr PP!""! for anv emergency. Rllev mil Cmtt rmnV.-jt i Tacoma "fit. lt '"nigh? and N. "d! Moser, another of Riley's trainers, came in thla mornlnsr. un, r.nn KM latton of Joe, ia axpeeted this afternoon along with a number of Tacoma sports who are coming down for the match. Riley aeema to have It over O'Connell in tha matter of size, although th local man is a. llttl tTr- Bn"in... in tha reach. He is in the pink of con dition and able to put up a splendid bout tonight He says hela confident tnt he is the man who can put O'Con nell a shoulders to the mat twice out of the three falls. Preparatlona have been made for handling the large crowd that the fair weather will brlnr nut. Th m. no . men' ' th.a Exposition rink started the hall will be comfortably heated tonight The preliminary will start at 8:0 o clock and the main event torn five minutes after lta conclusion. - The measurements of tha man are aa follows; Riley. O'Connell. 74 i . . . . . . . .Reach 15 88 42 82 .Neck .., . Chest, normal .... .Chest, expanded.. i.. ........ waist .......Biceps, normal... Biceps, expanded. .......Forearm . .-. .-i.. 12 5S 21 8t4 .......Wrist .....Thigh . ....Ankle . -Jrnn,eilHlgJht' 't 10 Inches; weight. 147 pounds. ' MA Navajo'a Lore" at Bungalow. A novel and interesting play la on the boards at tha Rnnralna Ihl. and the popular Baker Stock company to excellent advanUge In It This la Bedley Brown's -A Navajo's Love." It Is somewhat different "The lieutenant and the Cowboy." "The Lieutenant and tha Cowboy," which la aeen this waalr a d.i... J.a .tru westorn Play wlth scenes laid at a military post fn New Mexico. It Is a high clasa melodrama. "The American Girl" at tho Lrrle. All thla week the Lvrlo Stock com pany la offering a big eastern stock success, "The American Girl." Mr Humphry takes the Dart of a tnmn and those who have seen him pro nounce him great . Pantages Show Is Unsnrpassed. "There must ba rood bill nn ta week," was tha remitsk made by one of Portland's prominent xitisens when he saw a lineup of over ,200 vaudeville patrona at tha Pantage theatre box office, waiting their turns to purchase tickets. Musical Imitator at Orphenm. Leon T. Korea, tha Imltntnr n n.ti4. cal Instruments, who is appearing at the Oruheura is a schooled muatMan and his imitations are aa good as tha playing of most virtuosos. At times the audience Is In doubt, so real are his imitations. Stars at the Star. Vaudeville stars are ahlnlnar at tha Star theatre this week. The house is now being devoted to this class of en- leriainmeni ana tne opening bin. now being offered, is mads up of comedy and novelties, xne mg attraction ta uh ladys van. Clever Entertainers. There are none but clever entertainers on the present bill at tha Grand. It is one of tha best vaudeville shows ever given at popular prices. The Baker comedy cyclists head tba bill. Warships for Gibraltar. Maraeillea Jan. 11 The battleahlna Nebraska and Georgia have sailed for Gibraltar. a Xdfe 100,000 Tears Ago. Scientists have found In a cava In Switzerland bones of men, who lived 100.000 years ago. when Ufa was in eon. stant danger from wild beasts. Today the danger, as shown by A. W. Brown of Alexander, Maine.. Is largely from deadly disease. "If It had not bean for rr. King's New Discovery, which cured roe, I could not have lived," ha writes, "suf fering aa I did from a severe luns- trou. ble and stubborn cough." To cure Sore ljungs, coias, oostinate congas, and pre vent Pneumonia, It's th best medicine on earth. , 60o and S1.00. Guarantee bv Woodard. Clarke & Co. Trial bottle free. INVESTMENT COMPANY INVEST YOUB RENT MUNiif IN A HOME OP YOUR OWN. See advertisement next Snndav. WRESTLING SANK RILEY vs. LD.O'COMELL , Baposltloa Kink Tonlrht. Admission $1, reserved seats, 11.10. . Tickets at Cattwall'a a,ium EkaUng Suspended for One Night Oalri f swift ..so :: 12 .. 72 U IX. AT THE THEATEES i r - COMPLETES 113 APPPPEIIT Council Sets Aside Money for the Police and Fire ' I , Departments.' ..In addition to apportioning $801,000 from tha general fund yesterday, tha city council mated out the levy made for tha police department and fire de partment, tha total amount apportioned yesterday for all departments thua far considered bains; mora than $1,600,000. The appropriations of the afternoon session were passed with as little fric tion as those of tha morning. Coun cilman Cellars took a fling at tha po lice department and tha mayor and tha recommendation of the ways and meana committee for three additional detec tives was not followed. Tha number will remain at eeven. Mrs. Lola O. Baldwin will continue to receive 1160 a month In spite of the action of the ways and means committee In voting to cut the salary of the super intendent of the woman's auxiliary to tha police department, down to $116. Councilman Cellars declared that the only reason he eould sea why tha coun cil - should cut Mrs. Baldwin's salary was that she had not helped some of ln-the-saloon ordinance, wiam in uieir iignt against tna woman Former District Attorney John Man ng appeared In behalf of Mrs. Baldwii ntng ap red In behalf of Mrs. Baldwin and spoke in tha highest terms of tha efficiency of her department and tha value of the work she Is doing. xne apportionment mace tor tna nre department by tha ways and meana com mittee waa ratiriea by the council, the full amount being allowed, but money was diverted to enable tha department to build an angina house at Fourteenth ana Montgomery streets for the protec tion of the olty hospitals. To secure money for this ouroosa tha amount which waa to have been used for the purchase or ground and construction and equipment of atatlona In Alblna and Mount Tabor, onlr a sufficient sum was allowed in each Instance to- buy the round and tha rest waa transferred to fund for tha building of a station near tha hospitals. The elty already owns property at isurmaui ana xaonigomery. SAYS BE0KEE BL0CH MUST PAY BEWAED Judge Morrow decided Yesterday that Mrs. Katharine McFarlano waa entitled to the $100 reward offered by M. M. Bloch. a broker, for the return of a lost pocketbook. Mrs. McFarlane found the pocketbook on Salmon street between Third and Fourth July SI. It contained checks, notes and other papers payable to M. M. Bloch. Mrs. McFarlane. who is tha plaintiff In the ease, says that she was sick tha week following the finding of the purse, but that aa soon as possible she made an effort to find tha owner. The defendant allereil that ha nut an ad In one of the local papers offering a reward for the returnof the wallet to the county Judge's office. He aald he waa unable to recover tha lost nronartv. and consulted tha police, who advised him to offer a reward of $100, which ha did. Mrs, McFarlane says she offered to return the nocketbonk on tha navmant of the reward, but that the owner re fused to pay her $100, offering her $25, which she would not take. Mr. Bloch then had the plaintiff arrested and she was acquitted in the lower court Judge Morrow said when giving hla decision that he did not think that the plaintiff started out with any deliberate Intention of holding up Bloch, and that wnue ene waa inaiscreat . sne was en titled to the $100 reward, with Interest ai per cent smoe September 7. LOCAL OPTION FIGHT IN IDAHO SENATE (United press Leased Wire.) Boise. Idaho, Jan. 28. Tha saaatn of a local option bill bv tha house has shifted the scene of battle to the senate, i wuaia ooicrminM ngm win Da made by the liquor Interests to defeat tha measure. i In tne house a bill has been Introduced providing for a constitutional amend ment nermittinar the Issulnar of honria in excess of the constitutional limitation, for the completion of tha state capltol. Another direct primary blU has been introduced, making four now before tha legislature. TOP KTJOH PaVOB Tou feel as if you had one face toe many when you have Neuralgia, don't youT Save the face, you may need It; but get rid of the Neuralaria bv annlv. SKIS. ing Ballard's Snow Liniment Finest tning in the world for rheumatism, ntn. ralaia. burns, cuts, scalds, lame back a all pain noia Dt Bicldmore Drug I LOCATES xar st op m psjmrav- iva, BTJUBorrxT asjoxbthto XSJITOIT, nCB SWUrT TOWW BXTB 0UTS 92501 $10 80WV AJTD 10 A BCOmL 801-S oouirrr bzlDO. The Cover That Protects Your Tiro Proof against punctures, rlna cuts and skidding. Will save you mora thaa one nan your present ura expanses. . BTJT DAT una xo m rxaxs at One-Third Off AutotnobUlsts start tha new year off Dy saviug , . i U-NEED-A Leather Tire Cover Co. ra wobtk btiztx vv. J: Phone Main 4407 for Bepreaentatlva. FOR WOMEN ONLY Dr. Sanderaonja Compound Pavln and Cotton Boot PiJla, tha best and only reliable rem Hy for TBMAH TstOUBLES AITS ZaVStEOm ASItllt, Cure tha most obstinate cum to 10 days. Price S2 oer box. or for 15; mailed In plain wrarper. Ad dreea T. J. PIERCE. SIC AllAv bid- V - " ' " ' ' f . f . .gBBMsgBBBSBgBBg in S 2(( Morrison st4 Portland, Or. , 1909. CALIFORNIA HOTULO The JournaTs Free Information Bur era To enable Its readers to obtain reliable first-hand Informstloa regard bis ths hotels and resorts whose armooncements appear in this column. The Journal has installed a free information bureau. 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