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Si.lOKER OF ROSE
CITY POSTPOHED
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Icsins Attell, O'Kwfe and
3Iike Twin Hay Conic
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' Inatead of November II planned.
h ram CHy Athletlo club will have
Ju neit amoker racemter s. me m
rers of the club having decided on a
,rtixnment yeeterday. With the Ore
gon Athletic club'a Bmoker during th
middle of December, the lover of bo
ing will bay plenty of enjoyment neat
T'!'i'?tw!.. vn fc.r that Monte Attell
and Marry Williams could be brought
together befora th Rose City club
member, but tha signing up of Attell
vith Danny Webster for a bout at Los
Angelea Thanksgiving day h changed
the program somewhat It waa hoped
that Attell could t Induced to coma
li-re. - ' ! ' "' , "
Tha nert axhlblUon before tha club
will probably be between Johnny
U KMfe, tha Denver lad who made auch
a good impreaelon, and Mike Twin Bulll
' van. Mike Twin la mora nearly
O'Kaefe'a weight than Jack Tw.ln and
the bout would probably b much more
interesting from a purely . exhibition
Ha ml point '- '' ,. ...
The Oregon Athletic club would like
to have Jockey Bennett and Canole
fhov before them, but "they v would
lather secure Dick Hyiand and Johnny
Jlurphy for an exhibition. Their an
nouncement will ba watched with much
Interest by the fans.
TEiUlS SELECTED
: FOB RUGBY 0M1E
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Berkeley, "cat' Nov. 11. Although
official word Is withheld .by the coaches
et the University, of California, tha IB
that will play Stanford's rugby team oft
Stanford field next Saturday afternoon
lias been chosen. The team that will
po on tha fiehj first I follows: Jay
Dwigglns, full back: E. I Watt, three
(Uiarters; Myron .Harris, three quarters;
H. S. Johns, three auartets; C. E. Allen,
Tive eighths; A..W. Elliott, five eighths;
Odric Cerf, captain, half - back; ,E.
Craff. roar rank; R. Jordan, rear rank;
j;. A. Northcroft, rear rank; H. H. Ash
ley, second rank; D. P. Hardy, secona
i link: R. Carpenter, -front rank; J.. Q,
JUrkwart, front rank; ' C. A. phleger,
'front ran;'S. Peart, M. Morris, J. E.
Ktroud, E. Hansen, BV,AV Schwarta, ,C,
The average weight of the California
iMm la 178 2-3 Bounds: average age
21 2-3 years,
of the men In the line-up ar back, on
the field. Myron warns m
. .nu-ht iimt.,from his v
,r V.tk.'T wdan is
recent injurtesi whl e - Babe Jordan X
km in form.' This evening tno o"
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mill tudpnta will noia wir
nual smoker rally In Harmon gymnaa-
coaches, I
t u .nnlnent arrflduateS.
players and others Will be speakers. .
j.Rallf a Record Breaker.
- SUnford University CaWNov. 11.
With the betting at 19 to 7 In favor
of Stanford for the blg annualgame
with the-University of California Sat
urday, the studenta here are enthuaiaa
tkally confident today and the grand
rally tonlsht is expected to be a record
breaker. . -' ; '""
Stanford believes that the team this
vrar la well qualified to keep P
record of straight victories since the
rugby game was substituted for tna
American game in 1909.
,Onlv ihe lightest practice waa In
dulged in today and tomorrow thejoa
rrobably will go Into the hills at Wood
pule to spend tha day before the game.
iThe game who were injured or on th
sick list have recovered and there seems
hut little doubt that the team will line
,p on Saturday as follows:, . Brown,
fuli back; Cook, Roth and llolman,
three quarters: S. Mitchell and M.
Mitchell, five eighths; Cans, balfjwith
the following forwards: Horton, Choda.
1-lttlng. Mlnturn. Dole. Crawford. Pam
berton and Thorp.
TED COY'S
II
STht wonderf uL axeer . of Ted Coy as
a' football hero began four years ago.
when, M freshman, he stood In tha
middle of the Yale fleW and eent m
drop kick whirling between the goal
route 65 yarda away. This occurred
when tha varsity team was taking a
rest, 'and the freahmen .were permitted
to romp ever the gridiron for exer
cise. That la Ted Coy; a freahman. re
rUed M;. Camp. "He la a eon of Pro
fessor Coy, principal of the school at
HotchklM, Conn. An old ale man.
lton't you remember hi a brother, 8herr
Coy. who played on the yarelty aome
years ago V i
Totally uneonacloua of tha fact mat
jj waa attracting attention from the
varsity roaches. Coy continued to make
those wonderful punta. Hla leg appar
ntly had the tore of a pile driver.
No matter how he kicked the ball, tha
terrible force behind It would send It
klma-.lng oyer.apava.
DID FRANK DASH OFF
THIS ONE TO SADIE?
frttd frrnm Im4 Wlra.1
Chlcagm. Nov. 11 An attor-
ney for Sadl Curry today made
pablie a letter which the slrl )
rlalma that Frank Ootch, tha
haavywrtght wreetlrr. whom aha
U suing for ' SZt.Ooa for
- frrarb t prtilhl. f6U t br.
. Xtm derlarea that th letter
rii received Oetubar II of IhU
yeirr. -
The letter, whlcS to pubUahed
tcxUr. : . j. .
. - ir 8dl I am aorry thtK
ja are hvtjg ao nch troubfa
Am aiire thml yoa ut have
ftPiiin to ry fevr t-cr4 at
.icr I rt rJaaa boieL Thy onuet
J ie ';d yea ar)d that a)
.-.. r h 1 rv lat aimmer.
i -s-rd jf rm4 !..
rl'r nnlv waa: the work cutannll.i football a-ame between the Unt- and when tie connects, my what a swat I . mi. , i . , ... . . ., , , ,
POWERFUL
KICKS
CAREER
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ROOT FOR EEEVEII
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JJradV Of ldallO anU (J5enS0n
of Oregon Will Watch
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the Game.
versltles of Idaho and Oregon on Mult
eOVERKORS I'JIEl
1 ernor Benson of Oregon will watch the he seema to step back ana mra irn ou h , -Ath Oakland.' It waa' wilda of Idaho two years ago. , pacaing w v -
nomah field Saturday.
that the governor -or.' the uem eiai
y ttend, and ; the same Inform
., c i
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tlon cama In thUi morning from Salem
tnat Goveraor senson anaa numoer
of tn8 state officials ; would come up
tha t avan t
aw a B r " f . T - - -
The game will start at 2 :S0 o'clock
Saturday and tickets have been placed
on sale at Power & Est ea drug atora.
i The offlciala have -not . all r been
chosen. Frank Ixmergan will ba field
judge. . .
JOHNNY RpCKEFELLER
CALLS JEFF GREAT MAN
! New, York, Nov 11. "Jeffries
la a great man a wonderful
man," waa the sincere apprecia
tion, spoken by John-D. Rocke
feller aa he left .the Plaaa rausle..
hall last night after watching
: the big Californian go through
his stage training stunts.
With his secretary, the oil
king occupied two "fifty-cent
seata" at , the Jaf f riea perform
ance. Aa tha mighty Jeff donned
the . gloves for his Wrree-round
go with Sam Berger,-' Rockefel
ler leaned forward with sudden
Interest... v , . ,
. Not a move of the fighters
was lost to him, and he Joined
heartily in the applause, at. the.
conclusion of' tha bout.
INDOOR. BASEBALL
LEAGUE RELAUNCHED
Indoor baseball has been ushered In
with a rush this winter, as the Third
Regimental league and Portland Indoor
Baseball association are expecting moat
successful seaaona. At a meeting held
In the offlcea of Harry K. Smith, the
Portland association was reorganized
with the following officers elected to
serve the ensuing season: President.
Harry K. Smith; first vice president, A.
M. Grelley; second vice president.. E. J.
Flint; secretary, and treasurer, Oeorge
Donnerberg.- Board of directors: Honey
man Hardware company. Nelson Bar
tholomew and George Donnerberg; Gold
Seala. C. H. Albert, E. J. Morton; Co
lumbia Hardware company, J. A. Addle
man, Frank Turk; George Dllworth A
Co., Elmore McKensle, George DI1 worth;
W. P. Fuller Co., E. E. Flint, R. Sny
der; T. M. C. A, M. Orilley, Mr. Lea.
Oamee will ba played Monday and
Friday evenings, double headers being
scheduled for Friday evenings.
Monday conteata will b played In
Rlngler'a gymnasium. Grand and Eaat
Morrlaon streets, and Fridays will be
devoted to tha T. IL C. A. a apaclona
gymnaalum. All gamea wn.mnc
promptly at S:S o'clock; Double head
era are cXit to wrm Inning ronteata.
Aa all the teama ar evenly matched
some fast games are aaagred. 'The Dll
werth DTblea and Honeyman Hardware
ran na.nr nlnrs pm tha acaaoaj Moodav
evening. November 11.
JEFFRIES 3f AN SAYS1.
FIGHT OFFERS FAKISH
, New Tork. Nv, II A. pramtnant
portlff aaa ele ta Jassrs J. 4effrtea
declared today tfiat the f kuVous offfrs
for tha Cfbt bfw-n Jtrk Johnsoa aed
JffrVa wvra all 44 bd Ktt Mt.
ef tbrnv he aald. waa bona fAm, rmr nad
It been backed with a certified rh k.
The prwler wba are In a posltloa ta
te fa r,ght t-a , ar heldlng
eff In the f'-ar ttst tX-j wtil rva p
tha b air to kljh. '
homan new Saturday. , , t Hot of gamea for ua thla aeaaon. His
v. i Word waa sent from Boise last night J,-": is not perfect but ho la 1m
that the governor of the Gem State Iel" 18 ul jw'"-
FOOTBALL STARS WHO CLASH SATURDAY IN PORTLAND
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CONNIE MACKUKES CO AST TOSSERS
Br Hlland Baiorerly.
flan Francisco. NOV. ll.-Connie
,ti. to mirhtv.mill nleased with
i- .n.nAn.i.iti i,A in riavina sai -
cuupio r-. -
larles to. Kratise and Heltmuller. Krause
ha would, not sell for "
nM nf n A 1 il T ri 111 KIUK UCLICi W-
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Her. every day.
'You know. 1 had my dOUbtS atOUl
Heine-making a " -rSSJjgl
P!6' J'1 iTW
"Krause has turned out io oe a cor-
, 7tt.h(.r He can curve that ball
oi-te any time ho likes and
ha has mora speed , than he looks to
have. I am very fond o Krause.. He
Is such a nice boy and is a great credit
to the game. Hla only weakness Is hold
ing runners on second. He's all right
keeping men on f iret, but when they
get to second they have been taking
big leads off, but he will correct this
In time. -' .
Detroit batters were the first to dis
cover his weaknesa. We were wise to
It all the Season, but thought It best to
let him go along In hla old way until
found ! out. Krause was young and
there was no nse trying to teach him
too much at the start but ha will come
around-all right
iv".Tha-PUa4.eIPh...W8r....;..jnae
extensive plana for next season. He
will go into training with 60 players
at leaet Twenty-five young bloods he
will have- to- try out and he thlnka ha
has as much promising material aa
the next manager.
"Of the players I have already seen
In the Coast league It strikes me that
the acouta have overlooked a few bets,"
Bald Connie.
. , "There ia ona outfielder on that Lob
Angeles club that handles himself like
a comer. That fellow la Daley. I would
Ilka to have . him with ma. , It was bia
clever fielding that beat us out of tha
two games we lost. He made some beau
tiful playa and I liked the way ha stood
up to the plate and looked tha ball
over.' He acted like . a player that
ACADEMY WILL PLAY
Portland academy and Lincoln High
school will play their annual football
game tomorrow on Multnomah field; the
kickoff being at 1:15 o'clock. Both
teama are in good condition with
chancea about even.
Tha annual game betwaen tha senior
high achool and Portland academy has
been the big event In local scholastic
football circles for years and there Is
always a big outpouring of fans and
fan net tea. .
John I Sullivan plcka Jim Jeffries la
tha coming go with Jack Johnson. John
L. aaya that Jeff will -torn tha ..trick
Inside of 1 rounda. .
SEATTLE CHURCHMEN
TO F0R3I BOXING CLUB
f'" (r!s IX" l4 Wlr.l
L..t; wh. Nov. 11. Box- w
lag bouts and wreatltng matchee
0 with tha mwubara of tha organ-
tsatlon on tha mat. will ba among
a " lh' winter ameaementa to ba
frivra by the men's rlub or Trla-
- Jtf. pariah church, according ta
the aHnoacBat of Cyril Ar-
thor Playar. recntly from Ox-
ford. En a Una. the aw aaalsU
act' rretor - a4 atTetary. wba
cam ta 8attw twa weeka ar.
a -We ara gotag to- anaka thla
A club tha liveliest rgaalattina ef
a Its kind la atlle. be aald
a . -Raaltxtng that It la dif
0 Jl-lt ta gvt saati to rom Ml
v ta prarT meetings, we are -
. isg ta roraisa tora i: enter-
tstnaneata that wiu nip io aep
thetr tatrmt Ml cnoroa wr-rx.
I. . 1 WA..W 4rA nrM tft Mttl -" " " ' . : JJ.,.MM..,M-aaMiiiMia
ne tanaa,- irw w , - - 1 - -.ammmmmmmmmm
Kim hat Atraln-t A SOU th DAW. H6 WOU I -a-aMM---"B-B ---- -m
Lincoln
TOMORROW
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would be bully to lead off. J can't tin-
"
fu, him
"Delmas looked awfully good, too.
His
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new ng waa nne. rne screngin vi vu
- , mnreaaed me as.be-
to. In the box. Koeitner, Toer. Thor-
lien ana jna-gio imuuiou uiBHiawt)
I . a. It. .LMaH Haa 1 IV-A
finlahed . artists. I don't know th.at
I , " ...,.. A mlnnr
.ST Ma M
irking bunch, to have kept Lo. . An-
c:
Our grand success in business during the short time we have been here has encouraged
us to Tbecome bold and bid for ven a larger business. We wanthe future business of -
hundreds of men, many of whom right now need a new suit of clothes, overcoat or,
cravenette. To secure the future business of you men wo are offering you. (until fur
ther notice) the pick of our large and well, assorted stock of cloUimg at special trial ,
sale prices, We are going to give yJU a chance to try the class of clothing we sell, at
our expense. We want to prove to you we are selhng a superior grade and the finest w
kind of fitting clothes. We want you to buy one of our Suits, avercoats or Cravenettes -,
at our special trial sale price and compare, them with any in the city or what you may
have bought heretofore. Compare them not at the price we will sell them to you form
at this sale but at our regular price. You wiU find them better,: for Jess, which will in
sure us your future Dusincss. t
Look
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The foUowing prices here quoted represent a heavy advertising" expense to us, but your
v future .business will gratify it in the end. So don't delay coming early and get the pick
of odr offer. None charged. ' 4- ,:' - .' ' . . ..
S3S MEN'S
30 SUITS
MEN'S
suits
MEN'S
SUITS
MEN'S
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We hoM' re in reserve. Blue Serge Suits and Black Suits included, enty-five per cent discount In cur Trouser
-2d Hat dartme during this sale, which begins Friday. .November 12, and, continue, until further, notice.
343 Washington Street Near
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eight iiAi,F.o&&GGrrK
a wonder they weren't snapped op.
Mack will epend the major part of the
winter in California. - He would have
been here last 'winter but for having
tha work of building his new grounds,
which are a thing of beauty, on his
hands. Tha winter of 1907 ha spent
on tha coaat and it waa then ha looked
Krause over for the first time.' In a
quiet way ha will do soma - scouting
among the small elubs of the state.
f nv a. hrlsrht 1ewel has been discov
ered In unheard of - places. - Look at
Walter Johnson, who waa found In tha
wilda of Idaho two years ago.
Spccifflll TFSal
. Sflop.X Listtcri 2 .
OVERCOAT or
CRAVENETTEi
OVERCOAT or
craveneite:
OVERCOAT or
CRAVENETTE
OVERCOAT or
CRAVENETTE
AND imLr-EACJK. . ZJMlfO.
HUllTllie DOGS
SPOT PLUHOER
Five Hundred Alaska Ptar
migan Discovered Illegal
ly tin Steamer Senator.
PFfce Sale
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' Seattle. Wash., - Nov. 11. Game
i vvaraen xvjbi b - iiuih.iib. u6 ,
Veto rrj ntJ
MEN'S EXCLUSIVE
CLOTHES SHOP
iSTEP INTO RIHG
GETS JEFF COIH
Billy Brady's Fcelinjr : To
ward Ilia Former -Meal ,
Ticket Crops Out.
f , Dnll.4 Prea Ud Wlra.l '. '
New, York. Nov. , 11. William A.
Brady yesterday afternoon poated $10.
000 with Max Elumenthal with the un
derstanding that it waa to go to Jamea
J. Jeffrlea If he will atep Into tha ring
with Al Kaufman, the battle to ba
fought within 0 daya. , , .
lirady atipulatea hat tha fight U
to be for JO rounda, and it may ba held
either privately or lrv public, aa Jeffrlea
dealrea. If H la held In public Brady an
nouncoa that Jeffrie may have, the en
tire gate reoeipta. Brady has offered
alao to post a alda bet of , 11000 that
Kaufman will win. , ' '-
. Brady'a dialika for tha alfalfa farmer
la well known. ' In case- Jeffrlea
? " V vl i la u.ld that Brady
will put up, any amount that Jeft de-
alrea . tnat .Jonnaon wi
knockout route. -,. , ;
ATTELL AHD WEBSTER
BATTLE TEII.
l ; ' '!. Kov. 11.- Bantam
Champion Monte Attell and Danny Web-
ROUIIDS
-tap of tills city nave -v..--. .
... m.iia tnr th title and a u
......inMhin diamond studded belt at-
tha -Naud junction ..w. -
M.'i' V '
llitla ' fellows fought 10 vicious
rounds TJlefora McCwejfr W ,!""
letlo club in Octoner. Dut . ,
j - v.., tum. irnimntir to tha winner
Ivrtu 17 ' i- v.-
was withheld because neither received
a majority newspaper decision.- -
For the coming- nam ma - "
welah In at U6 pounds at S o'clock in,
the afternoon. Wo ; referea- ha bean
named. ' - ' '--:.' - '
yesterday nd. the. result waa tha dis-.
covery of 600 Alaska ptarmigan, whloh
latopaeixed by th warden after
a chasa latlng nearly all day. ,
. For , tha exporting or An -gan,
a fine of from 10 to $100 per bird
v, imv.M hv thi federal ., court. ;
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and Blef figures that somebody will
be out a larg um or money.un " ..
shipment. 11 " "
Tha game waraen vianeu i,c
. ...in. irht from Nome.. He saw
his dog "pointing" a plain packing caa
.jj..... "i.lndhorr. Ban Francisco."
Ha hurried away to examin'th hip'
manifest, and wnu n was gona a j
man carted off - th : ahipment. . Rlef
started In pursuit and spent most of
tho day trartng the birds, rmaiiy una--Ing
tbem at a transfer barn. . :
Ptarmigan ara. a species pi nonuera
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