THE OPXCON" DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, TUESDAY. EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1912
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OFCANNIN
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Los Angeles Fight Fans Re
semble the Bunch of Jef
fries' Palmy Day.
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Los Angeles, Dec. 10,- Before another
day has passed either Jim Flynn or
Luther Mccarty will be eliminated en
a i immediate contender for the -white
heavyweight championship of the world.
The men meet tonight at Vernon In a
ae-hedaJed 20 round bout, the winner to
tnett'Al Paser on Sew Wi Jay for
McCarey'a; heavyweight championship
belt and a valid -claim to the tlt:.
Flynn will probably': enter the rlnj
weighing about 190 pounds.- The Puebl'i
fireman , hag' persistently refused to t
mount the scales before witnesses and
the report ' baa gone abroad that; he
weighs, less , than in any of "his pre-
; vious appearances in: Los rAngeles. : lt
'. Is known, , however, that he is. In won
derful shape, and he has been mad an
even money choice against his heavier
opponent ' v 5
McCarty with 205 pounds of virile
young muscle, ' nas won many friends
among the Los ; Angeles fans by tils
preliminary workouts here, and will not
go to the post without substantial back.
The fight tonight; baa created mora
general interest than anv heavyweight
battle staged In Los Angeles since tho
raimy days of Jim Jeffries.; Practical
ly every seat for the performance has
been sold out and Promoter McCarey ex
pects one of the largest crowds that evr
lined the famous Vernon fight shed.
Several attractive preliminaries have
been carded. These Will be out of the
way for the heavyweight battle at about
io clock tonight .
Mt. Angel Defeats Dallas,
" 48neial to fh Inurrul 1
Mount Angel, Or Dec. 10. The Mount
Angel college basketball team won its
opening game of the season Here by de
feating Dallas college by a score of S3
to 11. - The Mount Angel center landed
Ithe ball in his own territory without
any difficulty and the speedy, forwards
by Quick unaerhand passes dropped it in
the baskets. Dusseau was the bright
light of the game, scoring five goals.
Van Ordel and Smith played well for Dal
las, . The lineup: Mount Angel, Kennedy
and Scholi, forwards; Carson and Dus
seau, center; Sullivan and Kronberg,
guards. Dallas college, Farley and
Smith, forwards;' Van Ordel, center;
Foster and BurUe, guards.
, Corpse Challenged Oldtimerc.
. ' Fnlted Prew LeMi ttlre.i '
Xew York. Dc. 10. "The 'corpse
dared us to take him on one at a time,
He said be could lick the whole outfit."
This was the assertion of veteran
Broadway sporting men today who Jour
neyed to JSheepshead Bay to attend the
newspaper made funeral of "Brooklyn
Jimmy" Carroll, aa; old time prhw
flghter. -A New York newspaper had
Jimmy dead from injuries received In a
train accident. The "corpse" eat at a
window when an imposing - array oi
taxtcabs drove up to his door. One
vehicle carried 1500 worth of flowers.'
'. Oakland Fans to See Fight. -
lUutted Pre Uiied Wlr.i
Oakland, CaL, ,Dec 10. Fight fans
here today look forward to the scheduled
match between Tommy McFarland and
Baba pjcato before the West- Oakland
club tomorrow night with a great, deal
of expectancy, Picato was arrested In
Medford, Or., recently for appearing la a
right with Bud Anderson, and it waa
feared that the litigation resulting
might prevent hla appearance here. A
telegram from Picato, however, Ceclares
that he will be on hand. j
Crown Beats Riley. ,
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. New. York, Dee. 10. Knockout Brown
f New York today has to hit credltan
easy decision over Toung Riley, also of
mm
la all caaes of excessive brain tag, nerr
oonea, iadlceition, colds, grip, coryza,
OTer-liiduJeeuce. or headaches from any
ranae er hi all condition ol pain, (out, '
neuralgia, acute or chronic rheumatism,'
eta, ata. prompt, sale itliet is to and in
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Caspar vWeia, dwarf, appearing at
the Empress , theatre.
Caspar Wels, midget at the Empress,
Is the husband of Queen Mab, also a
dwarf, with whom he appears in vaude
ville. . He was born In Oermany and
his tiny helpmeet Is a native of France.
The dwarfs are the owners of. the
Fanny ' Davenport estate near Canton,
Pa., and they make that their home
when not engaged on the stage fn this
country .or abroad. Several rooms of
their mansion are fitted up especially
for them and for dwarfs who visit them
and other apartments are kept in shape
for "big people."
That part of the house Where the
stage pigmies make their abode Is like
a huge aoiinouse. Tno chairs are or
the baby type, a piano hardly larger
than a cracker box is in the parlor, the
beds are like cribs, the stove is a tiny
affair and everything needed by the
housewife Is there in miniature. Wets
Is smaller than TomThumb. lie ap
peared in Portland for the first time
IS years ago as a member of the orig
inal German Lilliputian company. At
that time Wels could not speak a word
of English. Now he Is fluent in the
use of several languages. His tiny wife
also la a linguist.
New York. Each of the 10 rounds be
longed to Brown, who completely out
classed Riley.
Dundee to Meet Britisher.
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New York, Dec. 10. Johnny Dundee,
the local featherweight. Is matched to
day to meet Eddie Morgan, the English
crack. In a 10 round bout hero next
Thursday night Dundee recently re
turned from Lo? Angeles, where he de
feated Frankie Conley in a 20 round
battle.
Hirers Is Offered Fight.
railed Prw teaaed Wlrt.
New "York. Dec. 10. To secure Joe
Rivers, 'the Mexican lightweight, for a
10 round battle against Knockout Brown
here January i, Dan McKettrlck, fight
promoter, announced today that he had
wired an offer of J 3 000 to come east.
McKettrlck expects a reply today. ,
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The blanket franchise desired by the
Portland Railway, Light & Power com
pany will have included in it an amend
ment providing a stopover not to ex
ceed one hour, If a recommendation by
the East Side Business Men's club at
luncheon in the Clifford grill yesterday
afternoon carries with, the city council
and executive board. -
The study which the club has under
taken of the advantages of municipally
owned lighting and telephone systems
was furthered by facta presented by It
D. Wagnon, who said that an automatic
telephone service In Alberta owned by
the state, and by the city of Edmonton,
has resulted in a charge of $30 a year
for business and 20 for residence, al
though elaborate extensions are being
met out of these charges.
As to the economy of municipal light
ing plants ha cited the Instance of Ta
coma, where the largest city owned
power plant in the United states Is lo
cated, and which supplies power at 2.4
cents a kilowatt hour down to .98 nf
cent per kilowatt hour, and thus fur-
nisnes reason ror lactones seeking cheap
power to com there. Mr. Wagnon as
serted that the city now controls power
from its head works on Bull Run and
from Its reservoirs sufficient at least to
light the city, and undoubtedly suffi
cient to furnish power for many pur
poses. L. M. Lepper, chairman of the day,
speaking in relation to telephone ser
vice, declared that where lm ram, from
in California the Pacifio Telephone com
pany cnaggea ji a month for residence
telephones and 12.25 a month for busi
ness, or less than half the charge here.
The amendment proposed to the fran
chise la Intended to favor east side and
west side people altica who have una for
stop-over privileges.
TETRAZZIN1 COMES TO
U. S. FOR CHRISTMAS
(Coifed Prraa leaned Wire.)
London, Dec. 10. With a crowd of
Americans bent on spending Christmas
at homo,-" Madame Lutaa TetrazjsJnl is
today on her way to New York aboard
the Mauretania. When asked concerning
the story that she , was afraid to sing
at the Metropolitan Opera, House, Mme.
Tetrazzfni laughed heartily.
"Nonsense." she aak. "I sang there
12 times last winter and enjoyed it I
shall not ting there this season be
cause my engagements require my pres
ence elsewhere, including San Francisco,
where I am to open ..the new Tlvoll
Opera House." '
DOals Is niountlrur th rnrirlnrn limt
forward of amidjihVps to avoid inter,
ferenoa with tbe propellers and to keep
the craft from skidding on turns.
' Gillette Vazors all kinla, .Kau,
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Stornjif Applause Greets Tina
Lerner in Concert, at Ma-"
sonic Temple.
Tina Lerner, Russian pianist, played
at the Masonic Temple last night and
completely captivated her audience. The
people sat spellbound to the conclusion
of each successive' number and then a
storm of applause swept the auditorium
In a way that left no doubt as to Us
genuineness. There was no: restlesBijees
or wearinces when Miss Lerner played;
she seemed to iiypnfttize, with the very
first touch Upon the keys. . .. '
Miss Lerner la a recognized artisc
Of the first rank: in Europe.; This Ja her
first American tour, and consequently
first visit on the Pacific coast, and one
rMlzes soon that she Stands far above
the averase concert pianist.1 Her read
ings and technic seem to merge so per
fectly that the most difficult ' composi
tions are played with as much ease and
assurance as the ' most almjilo, from
witicn, oy tne way, sne seems capable or
bringing out a most remarkable weaiti
of charm and beauty. If anything, tnls
woman pianist knows how to produce
that luscious, singing tone that so few
artists inaotd understand how to" bring
from the piano. ' -' - v ! i
..The program last night ".Was .ekoep-,
tlonally, well chosen, consisting of Mo
zart's Larghetto, Weber'a Rondo Bril-
llante, Schumann's Sonata, op. 2. F
sharp minor; three Chopin Etudes and
Nocturne, op. 48; Tauslg's . Valse Cap
rice on Strauss' "Man Lebt nur Elnmal";
and Liszt's "Sonetto de Petrarca" and
Spanish Rhapsody. While- the recalls
were almost endless, Miss Lerner did not
respond with any -encores,' and to- this
respect, too, she showed excellent dis
crimination. , ' r .
Thla was the Initial concert of the
Portland Musical association's first sea.
son, and it could hardly have been a
more, brilliant, success." The club's next
concert will be at the Ilelllg, January
15, when Maud rowell violinist, will
be the artist. Officers and members of
the club are Mrs. Warren E. Thomas,
president; Mrs. Rose Bloch-Baucr, vico
president; Mrs. John F. Logan, acting
secretary; Mrs. Delphine Marx, treas
urer; Mrsr. Rose Coursen Reod, Mrs.
Robert Strong, Mrs. Emma B. Carroll,
Mrs. F. P, Young, Mrs. Beatrice Dlerke,
Mrs. Lulu Dahl MUler and Mrs. W. A
T, Bushong.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock the
club will ' present Miss Lerner In an
Invitation concert at Christiansen's hall.
The purpose of the association Is to
give Portland opportunity to hear first
class artists at reasonable prices.
IOWA SENATOR WOULD
PUT LID ON CAPITAL
(United Piwe Itw Wire.
WashlnRton, Dec' 10.--An appeal was
mde to President Taft today for action
in purifying the national capital by sup
pressing "brothels and certain hotels."
Tho appeal is the outgrowth of a 'meet
ing last night, presided Over by Senator
Kenyon of Iowa, father of a bill which
would eliminate the segregated district
here.
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Jltls great to b praaidenf-sanatoq
a great scholar, but )t is. much greacer
to be a preacher, and send forth the
message of the gospel, said Rev. W
O. Shank, the new pastor of the East
Side Baptist hurch in nis 'initial ser-
jrion to an . audience that filled to ca
pacity the structure ..Sunday morning.
Rev. Mr. Shank arrived in this city Frl.
day to take charge. of the pastorate, left
vacant by Rev. Albert Ehrgott, several
months ago. 1 '
The address of nelcome to, th new
pastor was given by Rev. C. A. WoodJy,
representing the Baptists' association Of
the state and of the entire- northwest
In his opening greetings to tho Con
gregation Kev. Mr. Shank said that he
had no special Address of weloome to
give, but ttrtit his welcome to' the peo.
pie. of the "Church ; would" continue
throughout the year and very. day. .
"My creed isi lo preach the gospel of
Je.?us ChrlBt,- help men. and women and
lead t,he.in to. Christ" ho said. . 'That
Is the. creed -of . the Baptist church-as
I understand it." ' - '
- Tbe new paator took his subject from
Daniel sell: 2, "And they that are wise
shall shine'as firmanent' ,
"The question, 'What is Wisdom,' has
been asked through ages and a great
many answers have given," he said.
"The scholar .sought for tho answer in
vain and the scientific man had looked
for it in tho blowpipe, but found It not.
The stole, the Hindu and the atheist had
sought the answer, but failed, and gaO
to the human family no answer.
The stoic said that It consisted In v!r.
tue, but placed the human pace and the
animal . on the same plane, whereas
man differs from the beast in that he
has a souL. The answer is not ia tne
pleasure of eating and drinking, and in
the .pleasures of life. The fear of
Lord Is the beginning of wisdom and Is
the answer to the question, and Chris
tianity Is tho fundamental of Ufa
"Perhaps the greatest Invention from
the genius of. man Is, Wireless teleg
raphy. The wirttess spark being sent
forth from the .' Titanic when it was
sinking brought an answer and help.
If the genius of man can do this won
derful, thing. It Is not unreasonable to
think that the' supremo being can alao
telegraph his messages to his peopl
Wireless requires that the sender and
receiver shall be in tune in order to
transmit the message, and so the hu
man soul must be in tune, to recetv
this message from God."
An informal reception to the pastor
and his family followed tho sermon, and
was offielntX'd over by Rev. F. B. A.
Smith, senior deacon of the church.
Rev. Mr. Shank came here from Win
field, Kansas, where he bad charge of
a Baptist pastorate for several years.
He Is a graduate of the Baptist Theology
college of Rochester, New York.
The Illinois Manufacturers' associa
tion has deckled to form a casualty In
surance company to write accident In
surance under the new workmen's corfl
pensatlon law.
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- Belgrade, Deo. 10. F.xcltement prevails
as a result of a report that Austro-Him-galrian
authorities at Flume had seized
the steamer Hegedlsch, carrying a cargo
of. 800 tong of flour consigned to the
Servian army At Durazzo. Austria, it
was announced. Intends to confiscate the
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u Is TeneraHy TieneveoT that war
between -Austria and'Servla will be de
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JAPANESE PREMIERSHIP'
STILL GOES A-BEGGING
Tokio, Dec 10. Co.unt Terauohl has
not accepted the premiership of Japan.
Friends her today say Tcraueht will
not accept because ha cannot get a free
hand in his cabinet selections. Great
political confusion prevails over the
situation. . .
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Washington, Dee, 10. Representative
Allen of Ohio has introduced In the
house a resolution' demanding 1 that
special house committee Investigate the
canning industry in connection - with
revelations made by a new organization
in New Torlc state. It is alleged that
deplorable conditions both as to cleanll
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It Is 'possible the congressional Inquiry
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Christian Science 'Lectures
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tures on Christian Science, the first.
Thursday evening, December 12, at I
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ond, Friday' evening, December 13, at 3
o'clock, In First Church of Christ, Sci
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