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. THE OREGON DAILY ' JUUKMAL, POinLANP;; SATURDAY EVENING OCTOBER 25, 1913.
iSHER'S ERROR1 BREAKS .HARRY KRAUSE'S LONG STRING. OF VICTORIES
IS
EARRY'S STI
MM ArltK HAfflJ
12 INNING CONTEST
MACK" BANKING ON HIM NEXT YEAR
Jimmy Shirin's Double and Cy
- Swain's Sacrifice Put bac
ramento" In Second Place,
rSMcUt te Tii Journal
Sacramento. Oct. f5. It took twelve
terrifio Inning; to break Harry Krause's
string of : victories,' but th Portland
' southpaw Imd lh luck against .him
when 'ha attempted to put ever, thai
. tenth straight one. Th aoore was I to
S, and by their victory the cramentoi
club moved Into second pic l cat
league when Beballer's home run rave
Kan Francisco a victory over the Vene i
tlans and put the Seals In the ,600 clasi
for the first time in months. - . : . i
Portland looked a ' winner until . the i
teams turned Into the ninth, when by
prodigious effort the Senators put orr i
the run that -tied the count end sent
the same three tunings beyond the oral-
Iiirv limit .... .:,'"..',;'. : ,' " .V ''
: Portland made ft noise like winning i
in uie riret rramev woen one run was
put over on Jack lively,' toe husky
right bander, who was finally knocked
out in the tenth Inning. Rodger was
safe on Young's error with two out and
stole. . Bobby Paris angled and scored
.tii captain. , .';: y.vlj.' .
x la Seventh. . v f I - 'The ehort approach from M W 10
Portland enJoved thl lead until the! yard 1 one of the moat useful, as It
seventh Inning, when Moran opened I la one of the roost difficult, of golfing
with a double. - Srtea camned ' under! armka" ma,.. - . ti,.....--.... .t-
wre'.
Portland got men around to the third concerned I witk hitting the ball
station but big Lively was too good tot flen tralght,- but In approaching
them and kept snuffing them out, jutleuaa in aoaiuonai aiinouity of meas-
like Hal Krause. until the end. . r , . luring the strength of hie stroke, and of
when Portland nut t over a run- In I bitting the ball with the exact force
, the ninth the fans were wondering If j to make it travel the distance desired.
the Senator could do tne same tning. i is a. siroa more man any outer mat
They did and kept the sram from end-1 requires - constant practice V until the
tng then and there.' With two out I arms and wrists acquire the power of
Ruegg doubled to right center ' and 1 bitting the bail mechanically, m pre-
ecored en tobtri single to jerc. . i nea i woeiy tne same way every time, t
Lively hit Fisher, but Krause , wa j '.'But . there are many player who
thrown out by Stark. . nave learned the art of hltUng their
nii4 Pnn vam TCiirAfi waa n nnv wnnnnon nnfAnn,, imi ami M.,i..nt.
openea me wouge an iuhum, jw Bin-ijr, nq ot geiung; tne fignt aistanca,
gled over Davie' bead and Moran fol- but who yet seem never to be able to
lowed with a sacrifice. They put Liwsl master the art of keeping them straight.
in to run for the decrepit batsman after I Every player hag had experience of
be had reached eecond. Then Haiitnaaihow often his approach, shot. Dlaved
came through with a drive to left. U with perfect etrength, finishes five or
yoer got tne oaii oaca quiciuy, ana jam i six yards to riaht or left of the hole.
'as KneU was about to call Lewis out, land one of the commonest of golfing
. Fiaher dropped the ball, when Jimmy's I laments Is, Xh, if I had only been
root struox mm. ine emicjjere pano i straight I would have been dead.'
was hurt and Berry replaced lm, nl "X)ne of tho chief causes of this prev-
ainn ui m aiuuv. ; . - ' i aient want oi straiahtneas In aonroaoh-
With two out In the tenth Rodgerallne' la th.t nTkver. An not aim mtnXmt.
and Davis singled, putting Lively on I w
iu usnvn, un aiunw niunu uy o i bringing down the club faoe at i a
gam.. . i crooked ancle on the balL but to the
Juoa swrw . v. , i fact that Dlavera are not sufficient! v
Shina opened with a double down ft I careful in addreaslnor the ball to hava
left field foul line In the 12th nnaVwhen I the elub face exaotlv at rlaht analea te
- xoung neat, out a ouni to ttuegg, no I the proposed line of flight There Is a
took talrd. Cy Swala backed Lobar up I sort of Idea that a rough approximation
with a long sacrifice fly and Bhlnn I will Ho In approaohtng, and an even
ceatnne tnrow to the Plate. Bco.re: v 1 rourher aim in full ahotas a. aa-ua na.
roBTULKD I tlon that the wind, or the lie of the
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Of.'EGO
N CRIPPLES TO PHEIAM BOOTED BALL
iTOALLERS TODAY
Coach" Bezdek Is Worried on
Morning of First Conference
Game With Gem Staters, 1
rnirn nnoTO Ain
IW'FORWIANS
Bird. Plnley, euperlntendent of purity
department.
' Most of yesterday wae.epent in round
table and Inatltuta classes )n Bunday
school methods, and the dlocutmlon of
problems. M lust night's aesslon the
principal speakers were Rev. W. P. Os
good, who epoke on The Sunday School
end the Saloon": Kev, E. A; Jflastharn,
"The Sunday Bcliool and the Church
anarfcliajteaPDpa
'W.li"TTII
tlon of Superintendent Cliurclilll. t'i
present minimum training law for teach,
ere, approving' the Institution of the
county library and the new course of
study were also adopted.
Kor. f. ...........
Derrick,. Is. : 0
lioflgera, il. ........... B
LitTia,
Kiwa.
Ituegtf,
Ixxier,
Kerrr,
5 Kluher, e. ......... As.. 8,0
lek,. lb. ........... : 0 ' 0 lljil,)
lers. So. v 1 : I , li
la,, ss,, ,.,... I j. 0-j; ;,. 2
(V,- &b, ............. 4,1 1.0 . g
t. if. I........:..... . oi e o
r, e. 1 , 0 '3 O , 1 1 ;-
a . s
' 0. 1 i
', ti
! Phlnn. rt.
" IfruiicY a. .............. a
Swain, If. 4
! va Bares, lb.
Bum. e, ...,,.,,., O
, Moran. cf. .............
! lUUisan, 8b. .., 6
Btark.. 2b, 4
,' Cheek, c
; Lyon,, jb, ,..,.,,,., a
J Mrely, p. ...... S
! Muuaell, p. ............ 2
Total 1: ...
..48 8-10 8.rM
ACaUMBKTO'. '. Si ,:.
V : M a
0.0 0 ' IM
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1,18 a
0 , a o
v. I ini
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0 O O 8
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8 10 84 38 $
'4 V
; as
J . One eat whea wlanlog ran scored.
' Ua br Vis Buren la alutb. '
PortUuil ......... .1 OOOOOOOIOOO f
Hits ...... ......I OSP81011S20 010
BatTameatet .......6 wOoeotalOOl t
j Hila 0 1 000 1 8 0 t t 1 8 10
s . eioien oases tuKigers, Hauioao. Two rant.
I 10 hit eff Urely hi 8 3-8 innings, takes oat
la tenth with two men oo banes. Credit vle
tnry to Munaeu. Two baas felta Lobar, Bpeaa,
Kut-n, Moran,.. ghlss. Sacrifice bits Buen,
; aloriui. Btrk.. Bacriflce fly Swain.. Struck
ouO By Krause 8, Lively 1, Hanaell 1. Klrat
i on baUa Off Kraiuo S. Hit by pitched
J ball Fiaher by Llrtlj. Wild pltebes Urely,
Kraose. Double plj Usher to Iarls. Left OS
Portland 8, tiacramcnto 11. Earned rana
J Portland 1, Sacramento 2. Time 2:10. Urn-
; pirea ajieu aaa MCl-artny. , , , . , ,
SCHALLER'S HOMER IS
I !, WINNER FOR THE SEALS
1 f'tjojit .'..TV ii
" san Francisco, ; Cel., Oct 25.Schal
J lera home run lh the eighth Inning
bto iue oeaia a i to i victory over the
I Venice Tigers yesterday and - put Ho
I gan'a team In third place in the pennant
race. Tobln and Johnston were the
........ vl mo same, eaon getting
.... vw r.u
The score: '
- : - iRHPni i
MelosB.U.'. 4 0 3 0!
Kane.ef.... 4
Byleaa.rf., 4
Hniebear,Zb' 4
U'ltonrke.es 8
McD'nell.lb 4
l.itachl,ilb.
Klllott,c..; 8
iilt,p...... 8
' 'Tetaf
Venice '
Hi la
Sun Francisco
l ilta
1
0.0
3 8
0 1
112 0
I O 1
18 1
10 1
SAN rBANCISCO
AB.H.1'0..
Tooin,rr..., 4 8 10
ncArate,ib. 4
MJobatos,ef. 4
ocnaner.it., 3
Uown.2h... a
Corhan.aa... 4
CartWbt,8b. 8
SepulTeda.e. 8
Lelfleld.p. . 5
1 10 0
8 8 1
1 10
o a 1
0 8 8
11 s
o a 0
0 0 4
'1.'.,.y.,
J sa iai 1 Total 82 fl 2T is
..00010000 01
a 1 1 0 0 1 j 04
. .0 0000009 2
ltuna RnahMp S.? .t,u "
Lrror SepuWeds. Home ran-Sall7r? Two
baae bit Braabear. Hacrlflca T hlt-JjuJhl PiUi
baae on ballaff LelfleMl, otnHltt 1 8h
out By Lalneld 5. by Ultt fc . Ikihie K5
YUSSljMAHMOUTiis-fe'
KILLED BY 16 BANDITS
'i Chicago, ia; Octs 2S.Wora reached
here today of the staying by tandUbTof
Yusalff Mabmout a BulJarlVn wrtw
who was defeated In k rt match her.
several months ago ' by Frank Oateh
Tb. wrestle merth -faSEi
tains near enietrla, bis home, v .,TM v
Mabmout the reports received here
said, was a petty officer in the Bul"
rarian army during the late war. and
had ron, into town to draw money to
Mabmout wa a member of the Prank
Octch party of wrestlers who were glv
ng exh bitions in the west and appeared
In Portland tn the sprtng of Hli, .
Pitcher Shawkey, whom Connie bellevcg will help him repeat on tho
Aiuenvau toaguo cunouyioueuip next year,
GOLF-Some Tips on Short Approaches
proach of 40 or Co yards It might mean
several yard . Both for accurate Judg
ment of distance and for atralghtness
of direction it Is therefore of the ut.
meet imporunce that careful aim
should be taken and preserved through
out the stroke. - X '. r. ,:-.' j..,..- v
"Within certain limits the position of
the feet in the short approach la not of
muen importance,- ao long as the stance
is firm and well balanced. But what
ever the position of the feet the player
snouia atana so that without any strain
ing or stretching of the body the ball
shall be played from a position straight
under the bead. The player should be
looiunjr aireotiy down on the top of the
ball, with the bead neither in front of
it nor behind It The greater part of his
weight should be on the right leg, which
must be kept rigid throughout the
stroke. .The head and body must also
be kept as steady as possible. . Most
Important of all is It that the stroke
be played with the arms, wrista, and
hands alone, without any body weight
or motion whatever. The club should
be taken back with the right arm and
hand, and the stroke delivered with
them entirely, the left hand and arm
being only used to steady the club. It
must not do any of the hitting. It is.
as It were, only the railway, put the
steam engine is the right .
"Tba grip should be firm' with both
bands but firmest-with the right so
that the muscles of the right 'forearm
are taut, and the ball must be struck
sharply With free wrists. '. The club
shotfid not be taken back fast and it
nouid be taken back a good way, even
for th shortest strokes, and brousht
forward on the ball with gathering force
proportionate to the distance; to be eov
ered.. .J ivw-r
"It need hardly be said that the eye
should be glued on the spot on which
the player desires the club " faoe to
etrlke, and this spot la usually the
exact center at the back of the baa If
the turf Is taken with the stroke the
ciud race should strike .the ball first
or. at any rate, simultaneously with the
ground, so that the turf displaced is
that which lies Immediately under or
in front or the place where the ball lay,"
!. ::, . ; i BTKAIUHT DRIVE.
AB. B. H. PO, A. B. I ground, or eomethlng, will be sure to
O V 1 4 lO 'Olarean ha unitrmm. m h. hall mmjt th.k
affect the course of the ball, and that
therefore ,' any extreme. care would be
wasted. KiiW.iJ i'J-j-i'f: --,
"In this matter of stralghtness of ap
proaching It Is quit as essential to aim
straight aa it is in putting. In fact it
is even more Important since the eighth
of an Inch of lnaeouraoy of direction at
the moment of impact Inereaaes In pro
portion with the distance of the point
aimed at , In a long putt it might only
mean a. foot off the hole, but in an ap-i
SLATED
FOR FOOTBALL GAMES
UPON
ATLANTIC SLOPE
Dartmouth-Princeton and Car-
lisle-Penn Game .Are At
tracting Fans' Attention,
JOE RIVEBS TO RGHT;
CROSS "TURKEY DAY"
McCarey Shows Charity To
ward Boxer Called. Saf
fron Blooded,'. .'.
New Tork, Oct 26-Wet fields nrom
ised early today to plow up all the big
football games scheduled "for this after
noon throughout the east The games
attracting the most attention here were
those between Dartmouth' and Prlnce-
iwn ana varusie and Pennsylvania.
. wimento has an unsually strong
mil joar. IDQ ' IOOIDH.U nnarti
predicted that the Tigers Will have to
vui xorin ujeir nest ezrorts to win. This
afternoon's game, too? was the first real
at ir me mneetonians. and the out.
come was awaited with inter. .:
Tale so far has bean nnabia n r..n
tA an. a . ' Wtl ,
its full gtrength, owing to Injuries to
vwrBrn, ana enterea this afternoon's
ama wra wasninrton anfl irr.,M
with five of the regular men out of the
lineup. ' 1. . . .. . . ..... ... ,- ,.
The Harvard sauad Is eonMr. th.
uuiieeai 01 me Dig teams and entered
this afternoon's game a red' hot favnrit.
over Pennsylvania Bute. . w ., ;.
. Cornell met the University of Pitts-
T w"u. xne women team haa been
" rounaing into form and the
Penneylvanlans were considered likely
iDir wiin tni ictory.
Big Games In Middle West.
wnicago. ill., UCt .,Z5 Ten fnnrh.ll
squads, representing as many big- instl.
uwuua 91 learning, clashed this after
noon In the middle went. . a .,
The University of Chicaeo
met here, .the former -team being the
favorite in the betting.. Other games
this afternoon were: The University of
" ' we Miooigaa Agricultural
C?."e, Madieon, Wis. the Univer
sity of Illinois vs. the University of Jn.
diana, 1 at Indianapolis:- Northvui.,.
8TAXPIKG OF TtlB TEAMS
Pacific Coast teayne.
PorHasd . 84 JSflO
Sac'Banta..l01 M Riai
Vanlos .,,.108100 .618
W.'t. a-
- ... "-
oww vran..,iux
l. Ana'elai. BR
.102 102 .500
. no int
Oakland ... 80118 .sae
: Cadets Beat OrchardUfa. ' '
Hood River.
Military academy football team deteaV
-i!5.?0f River hl :hoI team
"cnn oy a score of 2
ffilT,5v Por1n4 lada outweighed
" " 7 . Dl'ul pounds to the
en Ji"?, tha. Hood KVM was
eaey picking for the vitltora
hop Angeleg, Oot 15-Promoter Tom
McCarey unending charity to Joe Rlv
ers Was extended today when McCarey
admitted that be haa made no change
In his plans to match the Mexican with
Leach Cross for the Vernon Thanksgiv
ing day card If ha pulls through his
coming- ( fight j at Je Orlelana ; with
jrranicie , Kussell.
.'A week ago Cross accepted terms rot
a Rivera match. ' To get the jLos Ange
les engagement however, he must make
a fair showing against Champion Ritchie
in tneir New xork matobT next. week.
OAKS GATHER ENOUGH V
RUNS OFF POLLY PERRITT
Los Angeles, Cel., Oct S5.The Oaks
won another game from the Angels yes-
teroay ny tne score or to I, Ferritt's
slant were solved easily by the Oaks.
in score: : ;;:v.v
...OAKLAND ,
AB.H.P0.A.
Coy.lf...... 8 3 0 0
lletltng.Sb. 0 a
- LOS ANGELES v '
- : AB.B.P0.A.
WsWsrtef. 8- 110
Howard.lb.. 4 : t 8 v .
I la 1 i m. . . .
TIUITIU,.U.. K . 4
Krueaer.rf.. 4 I 8
Meaael.lf... 4 1 - J
Hawjer.ab.. 4 0 S
Jobnaon.ss.i 4 j : 4
Arbosaste.i, 4 1 4
CerrlU,p.,., 2 0-0
Kaylor.rf.. Q 18 O
Oemena,cf. '8 0 3 0
Naaa.lb..., ft 8 14 0
Oook.sa...., 8 8 8 2
Leard.zn.. 0 1 3 7
Ale 0Dder, 8 1, 6 ; 21
aiuiiay.v.. e x ,0 a
Total ....88 12 27 lal "Total M or tn
Oakland .......... .0.0 0 1 1 8 0 1 0 a
lilts ...................2 0133808 1 13
Lou Angelas ............ .OOOOOOOlla
tllta ............ .......c 013000127
Itnna TTIpmena. Neaa -S . Ijrd. itaM.ia.'.
MnSgert. Kmeger. Krrara Leard. Kaylor, Mac-
sart, Ooodwln. Stoles usees Hotline-, Leard,
Johnson, .Three baas hit Howard. Two baae
blt Neaa, WllHI.j, MogR.rt. gaerlflee bit
Cor. Ft ret on balla Off KllUlar 1. off Perrlf
4.- Strack oat By KllHlay 4, by Perrltt 1.
Double plaf Ooodwln to Jobnaon to Howard.
Time IM. ; Umpires 1'hyle and FJnner,
1 Grammar Football tiam.
''.Tha Ladd grammar ' school ; football
team of the heavyweight section of the
Grammar . School league defeated ; the
Chapman school yesterday by the score
of II. to 'J.-,: f :;; v.-; ";.-. - wi
The Shattuck team of the ltghtweicht
division of the Oram roar Bchool league
defeated the Holman eleven yeeterJay
by the score of 12 to 7. . wax and Mor .
tan were the stars for the winner.
The playing of the Kurts boys waa the
best on Ilolman's team, t 1 , .
' The Sellwood Juniors would like to
arrange games with teams that average
125 pounds. Call 8. Goodwin. JMarshalt
2710, or II, Ponnell. Sellwood 1880. ,f.
University of Oregon, Kugene, Oct, C5.'
Coaoh "Pink" Griffiths and IS husky
football warrior from tho University of
Idaho arrived tn Eugene yeaterdsy to
play the University of Orexon team on
Kincaid field tni afternoon. ? ;
jack Johnson. Idaho' 'rlrHt end.
whoa ellelblUty has been a bone of
contention among conference' managers,
will . play. Oregon ha accepted the
miing 0 the Idaho faculty committee
mat Jonnson 1 eligible. :..v..;-.
The Idaho line will averare about
JT8 and the backflsld 179. ...
Although Idaho ha never defeated
Oregon, this year the Gem stater have
andg on the fiugen boys. Oonsaga
college, always a hard team to beat
ws taken In tow by Griffith's men to
tne tune ot e to . t.v- Laet Saturday
johnny Bender Pullman boy were
beaten I to 0, Oregon hasn't played
team "worthy of her metal. The alumni
game showed nothing because of the
lack of condition of the graduates. Last
Saturday the sailors , from Bremerton
gave a poorer exhibtion of football than
they have before in several previous
game this season. v This Is Oregon's
first conference game , and 'the' first
team that will make Besdek's men exert
themselves. - .
Oregon Is crippled In rang Into the
rame today. Parson 1 out: Beckett
Malarkey and: Jones are "near outs'
Crowell will not be able to playr Bryant
will probably start, but it is doubtful
If he wilt be able to finish tho game;
Bradsbaw, with two day a' practice, will
play right half, and Wiest with two
days' workout, will step into . Brad
ahoes at rlcht end.
whea, seen today Coaoh Griffiths of
Idaho ald; 'We , have never beaten
Oregon but If the fellows put up the
am kind of fight that they did with
W, B. C. last Saturday we'll give Oregon
an awful gams. We hope to win.' .
Coacn Betdek would, make no state
ment other than. Til tell you at 1:30
today." That the Oregon football coach
1 worried la common property on the
campus. ' '
The probable line-up will bet '.
Tdahn . '. Oresron.
Clnrle ...LBR Vteet
PhilUpa . .L T R, ... 4. ... Fen ton
Orqninger ....... LOR. .......... Ilall
Hayes ........... ...... . , i. cauiieia
Favre.caDtsln)..RGL liolden
Klnnlneon ....... R T L. 4 ...... . . Cook
Jaek Johnson ...R 2 !..... .. Beckett
"Red'.' Johnson,.. . Q.... ....... Cornell
Lookhart ..... . . .LHR...... Bradshaw
Brown .......... RHL...,., Malarkey
Knudson. ......... .P. . . . , . ..... Bryant
' Cottage Grore Winner.
. Cottage Grove, Or., Oct 25 By a
core of IS to'O Cottage Orove downed
the high school eleven from Lebanon
on the bom grounds yesterday. A
touchdown waa made - In each of the
first ' three quarters,-and three In the
last one. A place kick completed the
core. ,Ths local team . greatly out
played and outweighed the visitors. ;
Jefferson Also 'Makes Touch
down but Herzog's Toe Is
Not So Accurate as Rival's,
: Would Ho Made CSunrdlan. v '
Mrs. Mury Merrick, widow of C. Bl
Merrick, who died while on a trip
through southern Oregon over a year'
Tie new president L. I Todd. r gavel appoint her guardian of CmifTeg ; rjir
irn a. am in k auu murjuri HOSO Aler-
rlck, her two young children. From .
the late postmaster's estate the clill. - -dren
will receive one third shares edoir
in 'the. three lots in Pose City Park,
and in some Columbia county land and "
a fourth Interest each in two 100 shares'
of stock, - , -
the ClOBlna- addreaa. outlining the nlapi
vr mo oorningear. . ,
, The convention wilt nrnhnhlv ha : held
at KJona next year. , The Benton county
association passed a resolution of ap
preciation for the work of Mn end Mrs
li. C. Knapp. , ' '. ,
The ability of Quarterback Phelan to
kick a goal after he bad scored a touoh
down in the fourth period gave the Co
lumbia university a T to a victory, over
the light Jefferson ; high sohool team
yesterday. 5 ' Columbia's touohdown was
scored in the last three minutes of play,
Phelan made a 16 yard nasa to Nixon
from the place kick formation and after
receiving uie ball Nixon gained 18 yards,
which brought the ball to the five yard
uie. . aeiierspn neid on the first down.
but Phelan Carried the ball over for
the tying points-on the second, down. ,
Jefferson' touchdown was scored In
the first part of the final period. The
blue and gold player bad worked the
oau oown to Columbia' five yard line,
when they lost the ball ,' on 1 downs,
rnelan, from, behind bis own goal line,
ptiuted out to the 86 yard line to Bonney.
A shout from . Captain Irvine to go
away -around resulted in "Bonney soor.
ing a touching. i '.Hersog'g attempt to
kick- goal 'failed.'.. wo i',-vw -'-i
Jefferson had two other chances to
soore.txwice the Jefferson line broke
through and blocked punts. This caused
Columbia's line to.braee and hold Jef
ferson for downs. Captain Irvine ried
many forward passe but all failed. --
One feature . of the game waa the
splendid work of Kennedy and Giablauh
on the defensive., Kennedy, wan down
under every punt, and twice he blocked
Phelan' - punta. ; Wilcox and ; Bonney
were Jefferson' ground gainers. Cap
tain Irvine. Of Jefferson, mada several
big returns of punta s Sax's playing at
end for.: Jefferson waa another big
feature. . t, ; -.; ,
Phelanrand Nixon atand out ahova
the other Columbia player as stars. v
The game, which was mostly a punt
tng duel In the first half, was the fast
est of tb season. The lineup. ; f I
Columbia ; Position. Jefferson.
urts V .;... Gieblech
amaker .j...K. G. L. ....... i.asia
5le,1 ru 'S S If h" Kennedy
Mulrbead,,..R. K kj.Ackervick
Cooke ........ .Z G. K . Kellogg
Quinniv....i.v.L. rf R...Hendrlokson
Beufert ........ r.I.-R. R , . c
T'." ' ...........
1 " . i? ' s ; i llrvine
Nixon , L. H.
St. Marie ....... i P. 2 . . . . , , . Maurice
irviiie
L. ,.,,. Bonney
R. .Wilcox
S, if ... . .asaurice
8ubstitUtaaHaranr i fnp i nlr.l..., i
Ackervlck for Hersog, Hersog for KeHj
i?8g, W.; O'Brien for Kelly. Kelly for
imuiw, jnanDnejr ior l.oOKe, UOOKO for
Maaoney. Jacobberger for Block, Lar
son for Phelan . .
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PIATT SEARCHES IN
VAIN FOR HIS IFE
- Central! Meet noqniam.
Centralla, Wash.; Oct 15. The n
terscholastlo football championship of
Southwest Washington will probably b
settled 1 this afternoon, when - the Cen
tralla and Hoaulam high school foot
ball teams clash. in this city. Neither
team has met defeat this season. Both
eleven play Aberdeen, the only other
contender for the championship, later
In the year. - - " - ,
BID
ELECTRIC
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RAILWAY.Ta PRINEVILLE
Company Now Being Formed
Plans Immediate Construction,
Husband and Father on Point'
of Breakdown After Long ;
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; ' ' - vigil.; :
UMATIL1A TEACHERS 1
FAVOR OF' APPROPRIATION
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Pendleton, Or., Oct 25. With a dosen
teachers springing to their feet to In
dorse them the moment they were read,
resolutions indorsing the appropriation
for the University of Oregon and urg
ing all good cltisen to vote yes on the
measures at the coming election, were
unanimously adopted - by , the Umatilla
county teachers In Institute assembled
here yesterday afternoon,' - v
, Resolutions indorsing the admlnistra-
Iteamea Will Inventlfiate..
Salem, Or., Oct. 2S.Governor West
has referred to United State District
Attorney Resmes of Portland for inves
tigation, a letter received from C. A.'
Rold of Tountsvllle, . Cat., ' in -f which
Rold says a company called the Farm
A' Home company of Ban Krsnclsoo, Is '
representing to lilm that It will locate
him on a 820-acre homestead in southern
Oregon for a fee of 1826. ' -
1 Use common senee buy Superior coaL'
l ton. Main J64: A-1541. Adv.)
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2 (or 25c
10c ttraisht
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3 for 25c
air Hayapa Cigaro
Tampa; Fla. . , ,n,
100 lnoV-box of lZ-l2V2e cigaxt, Value $1.50 .
210 banoVbox of 25-1212c cigar, value $3,121, '
420 bands-box of 50-1212c cigar, value $&25
- " ' Value of Each Band lVic -
Although this offer is extraordinary; and Involves tre
' mendous expense, we want every smoker to try MI REY
clear Havana ciirars. .Wc rely on Ml REY aualitv to
a hold your patronage, " . . .
ifR Rey Band Redeemable at All Dealers
y Thi$ offer expires midnight,' December 31st," 'J3.
; BLUMAUl-niANK DRUG CO. - .
, - : DwtriButort,P)rtland;: ,,;';,J(
. Dealers These bands must 'be in our offjed not later than.
Tanuarv Sth. JQU " - 4 : '
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It an agreement entered Into Wednes
day afternoon between H. P. Scheel, a
weaitoy contractor or renino, wash.,
and a committee of business men, repre-
senuns; rnnevtue, is carried out Prine
vllle and Metollus will within the next
year be connected by an electric rati-
road to be Known aa ch Metollus, Prlne
ville & Eastern. This road will be SO
miles long and will cost S 600.000. .
The meeting; "Wednesday was attended
by William P. Davidson. President of
the; ' Oregon A .Wlestern . Colonization
company pf eastern Oregon, with head
quarters at fit. Paul; A. R. Roarers, a
wealthy lumberman of Minneapolis, and
T. M. . Baldwin, banker; CVSam Smith,
stocaroan. ana Henry o. cram. , stock
man, all of Prineville.'.r
At this meeting, Scheel explained to
the committee who waa ! backing hi
project, and declared that work would
begin S day after the right . of way
Was aecureo. The committee Informed
mm tnat most of the right of way. .all
of the terminals In both cities and a
S60.OOO bonus had already been secured
ana tnat tne committee was active In
obtaining the balance of he right of
way needed. Mr. fcheel stated that he
is so connaent that the work would go
through that he had already contracted
for the steel rails and the equlproenesof
the road and that, the road could be
completed within one . year after the
worts niariea. ne name of those back
ing ine project wia .b mad publlo
Power will be secured frsra. Cn.
eight mile from Metoluis from the
jjeacnuies rower oomnany. Tha nm.
pany will be Incorporated under the
Uws of the state of Washington, r Sev
eral meetings have already been held to
promote this project and the one held
Wednesday was the final one, of a pre
liminary nature),''.',. .'i-...-' - .'... .-.f,
- TXo riace for Alinkter.! ' 1 '
Ban Prancleco. Cel. Dot r t r..
Samuel Qulckmlre. Das tor of th HnI
ard Street Methodist church, was ar
rested during the progress of the Por
tola, arads here today on a charge of
disturbing the peaces Policeman Duffy
asserted that the minister retained hi
position on the, curb when ordered to
move on. . ,
New e.laaalrinatiM, r. . ,v c
Journal you will find some exceptional
chsnces to save money furnishing your
' ;5, unaer -riouaeriold Goods" In
2ii,cVi.B.lflel otlon. ; You can turn
Journal Want Ads brtng result.
V ..,P'td Press tessed Wire.) '
a Seattle, Oct 5.Despite the most
diligent search, no trace has been found
in Seattle of Mrs. O. P. Piatt of Port
landv and her 7-year-old daughter, who
disappeared rrom .: their , home ' several
ao ana ir nonce or wnose wher
about the husband and father offer a
reward of $1000., Piatt Is still here, be
lieving that bl (wif and child are eon
cealed somewhere in the city. Day and
night for the past several day Piatt
ha spent his time evalklnar tha atreara
and In visiting lodging house and hotels
in an effort to locate bl wife and child.
This morning Piatt waa on the verge
of a physical breakdown v: .
Mr." Piatt left Portland hist Satur
day on receipt of word that her hueband
was ' returning from, Salt' Lake City,
where he had gone a month, ago to seek
employment, fin, left her young-eat
daughter, Margaret aged 8, . with Mra
Lister, with instructions to glv the
child to her father when he came, -and
the 8-year-old .danghteri Isabel, was
left with Mrs, E. C Paialey, with the
same instruction. - .&'
The father wa In Portland Monday!
out ne isn tne cniiaren wnere they
were and went onAo Seattle.,- Mr. Piatt '
told a neighbor she wa leavina- with ,
the oldest child, aged T years, whom the 1
father did not like, because she" had '
heard he was returning from Salt Lake
City. - . "a .
Little credence Is given to the otter
made by Piatt to give $1000 reward fori
locating hi wife.,
GAME WARDEN IS.flOT. I
, ON :T6Alt" OF: HUNTERS
State Game Warden William L. Fin-
ley is today marshaling the force of
deputies he will take with him , tomoiv !
row to the big shooting reserves on thel
Columbia river islands, to arrest via-1
lator of the federal game, law., ,
The ! government . law.,, says hunter
eannot shoot before 6:4S next Sunday
morning, which i an hour after sun
rise, and not after 8:07, which la an
hour before sunaet Official time. Anv
one arrested Sunday will be taken imo
federal court sThey will be brought
to Portland ' and 'turned '. Over to tha j
United.. Eta tea marehaL'.1 -:!;.',:;,"
game wardens 4o see that the Weekii
McLean act is enforced In all part
of the state. ': They are J. j. Ferber, KU
math Falls; F. H.- Fawcett, Narrows,
Harney county; EX T- AveriU, Pendle
ton; John Larson,. Astoria; Oeorge Rus
sell, Portland, and J. ' M. ' Thom.,
Marshfield; Oeorge K. Leaoh, Tillamook,
and K- C. Hills, Kugene,
STEEL CidAGHES
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puget: sound route
Steel Flier - Lw. 8:10'A. M.
Bhaeta Ltd. Lv. 8:00 P. M.
' ; Express
The Qwl
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Lv. 11:00 PM.
Through NIGHT SERVICE
11:00 P. M. to
GRAYS HARBOR POINTS
CENTRAL OREGON .'.!
Through Day
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Llgftit Service ,-
r 10:00 A. M.
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KENNEWICK CONVENTION
COMPLETES BUSINESS
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Kennewlck, Wash:, Oct 26,-The' con-
vention of the Benton, county Sunday
'School association came to a close hero
last night after a two days' session. '
Newly eleeted orricers for the coming
year are: L, L. Todd of Benton City,
president; J. H, Edwards, Proaser, vice
president; Mrs. A. F, Woodward, Flnley,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. E. B. William
son, prosser, elementary superintend
ent; F. A. Dunlap, "... Kennewlck. adult
superintendent; Mr. J. Graham. Konna-
wick. ' . missionary - superintendent: Rv. 1
W. M. Faux, White Bluffs, evangelist;"
Mra B, W. R. Taylor Proaser, tempnr- 1
snce superintenaent; Mrs, jl B. , Rose.
Kennewlck, superintendent of home e'e-
partment; Mrs. r W. M. Lanls, Finlej.
teacher training superintendent; J. I)
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