THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL; PORTLAND. SATURDAY EVENING, " NOVEMBER ,2J.N191t. 1
Latest Sporting News from All Sections
INTEREST IS SHOVN OREG ON VILLPLAY
IN COMING SMOKER HEREJURKEV DAY
Ryan-OTcnnelllStar Bout on University Concludes to Fulfill
Nov. 29 Is Pleasing to manKsgivmg toniraci
Fandom. With Multnomah.
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testea among we spurung irawrmij. Nn The University Of Oregon will
over the. All-Star boxing and wrestling I u If m lt- contract with 'the Multnomah
.bout which will be held at the Armory I ciUb and play the Thanksgiving game In
next Wednesday night, when Tommy I Portland' as acneauiea; .
Ryan and Eddie CTConnell will furnish I On account of the death of Virgil No-
tha chief attraction.- I land la was thought for. some time that
. . t arvn nmH hiva luum attntrtiui ta I tha unlversitv would cancel us scneauie.
the medal display In Schiller's window at and the Aaeoclated students , recora-
Slxto and Washington street, where I mended to tne Atnieuo councu inat mo
trophies won by Tommy Ryan and Har-1 game be called off. ':'-AJ;-':'
ry Seyback are on exhibition. Seyback, However, tha council decided that the
the champion bag puncher of the world, university ought to ,iuiiiu in- Dug'
' mhn la nnw ahnwlna- n t tha Ornhalim I tlon and nlay the game. !
nn th. iKnn niihari if TTnT mM miioi I i Tha members of the team, six of
in competition In New York. whom are members of the Sigma Nu
Ryan won his medal at one bag punch- Fraternity have also decided that the
Ing In competition with Jim Corbett, university should play the game.
Bob FlUaimmona Kid McCoy and other Practice will begin this afternoon or
well known pugillstlo lights. Ryan Monday and will continue until Wednes
tblnka Seyback Is the greatest fancy J day when tha team will leave for Port-
bag puncher In the world, while thai11"1. ' ...
latter regards Ryan a the cleverest The team win proDaDIy go " me
nan that 1aM a.tr..a nnnn I Kaffll W1U1 Tne BKina line uu O.B 1MW
Both Ryan and O'Connell are In great Washington with the exception of tha
liin, fiw th.lr awhlhlttnna . Rnn will I DDI VaCanCV WI1ICU WI tiviu u
meet a worthy partner In a four round filled by Grout
boxing match, while O Connell will take
on the clever Milton Harnden of Belling-
ham, one of tha beat welterweights in
tha northwest, in a best two out of
three catch-as-catch-can match.
Other Interesting preliminaries will
round out, tha evening's entertainment
on
UNO
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President Baum Threatens Al
Players Who Engage, in
Renegade Games.
JIM BARRY IS IN BAD
: . WITH BAY CITY FANS
' (United 'Proa Leaad Wire.
' San Francisco, Nov. 28. Jim Barry,
the Chicago heavyweight, is decidedly
unpopular with San Francisco fans to
day aa a result of Ms bout with Charley
Miller, the lumbering motorman boxer,
with whom .he fought a four round
draw last night, Barry kept the spec
tator waiting nearly half an hour by
demanding $60 more than he originally
agreed to Eigne ror ana during the con
test affected a- blase manner, and did
PREDICTIONS OUT
IVAL
EH
CAMPS
Jones Picks Wolgast in Fifteen
Rounds; Welsh Says Win
on Points in 20.
tTfnttmA Praaa tMial Wlr.,1
lrfs Angeles. Cai.. Nov. 15. Too buay
perfecting his condition to talk of the
sort of flaht he will put up on Tnans
nut Anna .ttinnnt fiht n.m At glvlna- day when he clashes with Fred'
not evan : atit - down btwaon vniinna dia Welsh. Champion Ad Wolgast to-
Miller was adlr outclassed, but was day . announced thai rus manager, xom
game and willing, and tha fans were Jones, whom be believes equai 10 tne
with him, to a man. The draw ded- task, hereafter will do all tne prognoa
slon was popular. It Is claimed that tlcating. .When asked what he thought
carry wm not appear in a Ban Fran- ih nutoonw of tha batue would be,
ciaco nag ror some moons to come. 1 Jones said:
I vriiv. varllv. hit son. there will be
rnANrv BURNS DEFIES l0?1' 10 " T l TTZLen
LIGHTWEIGHT RANKS lick any man of hi- weight In the world.
j ! . ., . ., It aal nartaln ht IT. hoV .Will Win bV
(Voltes Press Leaaed Wirt V a knockout well Within 15 roundS.-
New-'Yorkv Nov. 25. Fraknle Burnal vwi from the bDPaltlon camp today
Of Oakland Is ' today hurling a sweep- annonncea that Freddie Walsh Is dls-
g eii rrem -is -eityr where- he - Hal I playing tha beat form that he- ha shown
juou ainreu wtia aio manager, tfaca xer-iBince hla return -to America. in a xnree
kins. Burns ts. anxious for another try round go with the . "Montana Kid,"
with One Round Hogan, and lt la prob- Freddie' famous left hand and - hla
able that ha v will be -i accommodated, j dasallng. footwork, electrified tha camp
uurni ciurai' mat n la not airaia or I follower - ; 1
Murphy; McFarland. Wolgast or Welsh. I am whrMiir BO ner isentbetter to,
aii oi wnom are now on tne Paciriojday," said Welsh, "than l did a week
coast . The Oaklander Is also telling the la ara. r aa not fia-ure to win bv a knock-
Gotham fans that ha more than held his out but all this talk of Wolgast put-
own wwa Cirover Hayes, tna Ohio boxer, tin me to sleep Is pure bunk. I will
In their bout in New Orleans, although I win the championship on points, and
Hayes Is generally conceded to have
earned a decision by a big margin.
CHICAGO WRESTLING
t FANS: ARE WONDERING
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' (United Preai beaaed Wire.)
Chicago, Nov. 25. Wrestling fans,
"with ardor undampened by the Ootch-
Hackenachmidt fiasco, are . wondering
today what sort of sport will be pro
vided for them when Mahmout, the
Turkish heavyweight, starts talcing on
aspirants for Gotch'e title after De
cember 1 1, ' On that date Qotch's con
tract with- the Turk expires, and the
champion , will go abroad, leaving Mah
mout behind to clean out the crop of
aspirants for him. Mahmout declares
he sees a golden stream of easy money
In sight before Ootch gets back.
Cornell Wins Cross Country.
Brookllne, Mass., Nov. 25. Cornell to
day . won tha cross-country intercolle
giate championship here, scoring 4S
point. Harvard was second with SS
and Pennsylvania third with 125.
The , points were scored on the de
merit system.
Piano rents IS mo. 175 Wash at
at tha end of the 10th round my lead
is going to be so great that every man
at the ringside will be able to see it
WOLVERTOfo REFUSES
TO TALK OVER PLANS
New Tork, Nov. 15. Harry Wolverton,
manager of the Oakland Coaat league
baseball team, is here today. He re
fused to admit thai he came to see Presi
dent Frank FarrAl of tha New Tork
Americans In regard to taking, the
managership of .the team, left vacant by
tha resignation of Hal Chase.
"X am en rout to Philadelphia," waa
all Wolverton had to say regarding his
trip.
14,000 acres of Idaho's best land will
be sold under tin Carey act at . Jerome
December 11, 1111. These lands are
part of the great north aide tract (a
Kuhn enterprise), and are considered es
pecially choice for apple and general
fruit culture. Small cash payment and
long time on deferred payment low
rate of interest For all Information,
wiro or write TWIN FALLS .'ORTH
SIDB LAND & WATER CO., Mllner,
Idaho.
WHY LEASE A
DUCK PRESERVE ?
WheH ybtf .cari bwii forever
your owri ground at a price
that you are now paying for
one season's shooting?
We have the best known
t duck-hunting preserve in the
Northwest (Dead Willows),
. only 28 miles from Portland.
' v ..We can only accommodate
' . a limited number.
See u early and make your
reservation. , " . ,
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS CALL, PHQNE
:: ; . OR WRITE TO " "
Staplk St.
MAIN 6729 t PORTLAND, OREGON
' (Doited Praa Leaaed Wlr..)
San Francisco, Nov. 85, War between
Independent and organlaed baseball was
launched, today In a warning aant by
President A. T. Baum of the Coast
league, threatening fine or suspension to
any Coast leaguo player who partlci
pates In ,a contest with or against In'
ellglblea
The action was precipitated by Cy
Morelng, outlaw chieftain and baseball
mpreaarlo of Stockton, California, who
plans to bring nls club to Oakland to
morrow afternoon to play a team com
posed largely of Oakland Coasters.
Morelng has been working bard ror
tha establishment of an Independent
league and when lie heard of tha pro
posed Oakland game President Baum,
who has been attending the convention
I of minor leagues In Tezaa and is now
In Grand Canyon, Arizona, immediately
sent his warning to Ban Francisco.
GOVERNOR DIX AFTER
NEW YORK FIGHT LAW
'. (Uetted Praaa Taard wva.t
New Tork. Nov. 25. The attitude of
Governor Dix In regard to the fighting
game haa the fans worried today. It
Is feared that legalised boxing may
soon be a thing of the past in New
Tork. Dlx Is doing his utmost' to have
the next legislature repeal .the Fraw
ley athletic commission law. The gov
ernor haa summoned Commissioners
O'Neil and Dixon to Albany for a con
ference, and to secure data upon which
to base his demand. Present Indica
tions are that he Will succeed In his
attempt to put tha quietus on tha hit
and getaway game.- -
QUEEN OF PENDLETON
. AT ENAKOPS JUBILEE
Miss Effle Parkes.
(Special to The Jonnial.)
Pendleton, . Or., Nov. 25.T-Next Bun-
day morning II Pendleton musicians.
constituting tha Bound-up Cowboy band
and tB horses, their mounts, will board
train in this city for Spokane, where
they will represent Pendleton In the
Enakopa Jubilee being held in that city.
Miss Effle Parkes, chosen as "Queen
of Pendleton" for that festival. Is al
ready at the Jubilee, the only Oregon
girl in the train of King Apple, . . :
The cowboy band, which was organ
ised contemporaneously with the round
up and whicb has been the prlnolpal
attraction at the two - local wild west
shows, " has eatabllahed . a? reputation
both for novelty of appearenoe and ex
cellence of music . The musician wear
the full trappings of the cowboy and
furnish their musio from the backs of
borsea L After considerable patience and
practice, these .horaea have become ac
customed to the blare of the brass-In I
struments and give their riders no trou
ble. . , ,
Th band will make the trip to and
rrom Spokane In a private Pullman and
the horaea will travel by the same train
in a palace stocjc'cer. On Monday-the
band will appear in the big pageant of
tne ju&uee and will be needed by tne
queen, also" mounted, - 1 j v ! "!V, v.
Mlaa Parkes, who will wear the coro
net of Pendleton, Is the daughter of
juage and Mrs, joe II. Parkes. At the
laat .round-up she represented the
"Quen of ( the Paciflp" In the float,
"Winning of the West." In the "West
ward HoJJ pageant ''r,it; ''i;:.:i;;
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SAYS CITY MAY SELL : :
FI STAIN SUES
That section I of -the city charter
takes precedence over the recent Zelg
ler amendment and that the city, can
seU fire station sites when such sales
are desirable Is the opinion filed by
Deputy City Attorney H. M. Tomlinson
with the fire committee of , the city
executive board. . .','k"-?,;V;,v- ',z;'
It is the wish of the committee to
sell two lots In Bunnyside. These lots
were originally purohased as sites for
fire stations, but on- aooount of their
poor topography it has been found ad
visable to build the houses elsewhere.
Tha committee thought at first that
the city would be prohibited from sell
ing the station sites, under the provl
aions or the Zelgler amendment, but
the city attorney's office says this "Is
not the oase.--i. . ... ,.,! ,. .v,;-';.
The Zelgler amendment prohibits the
vacation of streets within ' 2000 , feet
of the river . front and also the' sale
of parks, wharves 'and other public
property." Mr. Tomlinson holds that
the phrase "other publlo property" re
fers to the same kind of property as
that named In the amendment and not
to fire stations. Section 2 of the char
ter provides for the sale of any publlo
property whatever, and, In the opinion
of Mr. Tomlinson. gives the city the
right to sell the Bunnyside property.
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. Pianos, rented IS, $4 per month, free
drayage, Kohler Chase, 271 Wash
lngton st - ,
Queen Quality tonaoco ror men, art
kerchiefs for ladles at 1(7 trd.
All cars transfer to Oaks rink.
Wine n Going, Esiott
Travel In Safety and' Comfort
- via the - " , ;
The Only Road Operating All Steel Trains
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BETWEEN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND THE EAST "
"ThcOlymRik' 'ThcColumbian"
. Specially constructed "All : Steel", standard sleeping and tourist
cars of the world-ftmed "Longer-Higher-Wider" berth variety. V 1
Steel dining cars, luxuriously, furnished. A service of the very
highest class and a cuisine that offers the choicest and best that the
market affords.; ' ,
If you want to travel east, the safest way as well as the way of
the greatest 1?leasure, try one of the "New Steel Trains'? over the
"new Jine," t : .
Round Trip Excursion Fares
' Are In effect daily to many points" east and southeast
LONG RETURN LIMITS LIBERAL STOPOVERS
Detailed information regarding rates.
train service, etc., cheerfully furnished.
District Freight and Passenger Agent
J. O. THOMAS
City Ticket Agent
, Third and Stark St&v Portland, Or.
"Th . New Steel Trail? PHONES Main 8413 - A-2601
Brcinch Stores
marlllo, Texas Dallas, Texas
Chandler, Okie. Beat St. lonla, m.
Detroit, Mloh. Tleksbarg, MUs. "
tlaooln, Vea. Xonstoa, Texas.
alt 2ake City, Utah Kuakegee, okla.
Vert Worth, Texas) Taeesaa, Wash.
Taooma, Wash.
UtUe Skwk, Ark.
Stonx CHty, Iowa
Denver, Colo,t
Jtvanavllle, Xna,
Council Bluffs, Zowa
rneblo, Oolo.
St. rami, Mlaa. '
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With Every Two
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During This Sale
Vesta $1.00 Extra
Pair
Pants flCJfv.'.
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Just Think of It, Men! A Regular $25 UNIONJVADE None Given Free After Sale Closes.
or $30 Suit Tailored to Your Order
and an extra $5 to $7 pants free for
Don't come Tuesday and expect to get
. : these free pants for there will be none
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