THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL. PORTLAND, THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER SO, 1913.-
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LINCOLN'S TEAf.l AND
TITLE IS. CLINCHED
Coach Borleske's Men, . "Out
played in Three . Quarters,
s Put Over Points in Last.
Good fortuns had a treat deal to do
with the l) to 0 victory of the Lincoln
v. High school , eleven over the Portland
Academy team yesterday afternoon. For
; tnree periods, coach - Borleskes team
'was outDlaved bv the nrotesea at "Smu"
Murlburt, but the "breaks" of the oon.
. test favored the wearers of the cardln-
- ai ana white.
' The Academy players threatened to
cross Lincoln's foal line- In the first
period. Two minutes after play started,
Lincoln fumbled in mid-field' and the
. Academy .players recovered. After a
couple of llnebucke,' which netted good
, gains, a forward pass from Schoenburg
to - wooacooa orougnt u oau to Lin
coln's 10 yard line. The Academy Dlar.
- era suffered two losses on the next two
'downs and fiohoenburg tried a . place
Borleske's plan of sending second
tfeam men into the game did not work
and he was forced to put his two In
Jured regulars, ; rink and Hanson, , In
the sorliumag at the start of the third
period. . Hanson was forced to leave
the gams on aooount of a sprained ankle
ana cisria was substituted.
a 87 yard forward pass from B. Oreo
to Clerin put the ball in play on the
Academy's nine yard line. Clerin's luck
and basketball ability helped him hold
' the bail. H caught it on the tips of
his fingers and then, dropped It - but
- by taking a quick step he managed to
grab the hall In his arms before being
tackled by Schoenburg and McClung. A
i line smash by Newman and a orossbuck
play by Cross gave Lincoln their first
. loUChdOWD. ' . ..
v ;.:-''' OS Blookad uat, , , ; ;
A blocked punt of Bhaofler rave Lin
coin possession of ths ball ion the five
i yard use and Rusty Oroos was aant
through Fraley's guard position for a
second touchdown. Both- attempts at
goal xaiiea.
Mulkey's playing was far aboys th
with the exception of Fullback Brix of
average of any other player Oh the f lei
the Academy team, who ts 40 per cent
of, his team's offensive and defensive
' strength. ' . ., . t-
The end playing of Whltmer waV also
a big factor In the success of the Acad
emy team during the first three periods.
Tims alter time he evaded Lincoln's in
terference and grabbed the, runner with
the ball. Woodcock played ev good 'came
. sc enu aiso. ' ,.i , . ... -v. .,. vv-
' Toe line buclcihg of Rusty: Oreo and
SchauXler's awkward although effective
tackling were, other good points of the
gams. books piayeo th. eat game of
ine season. v
-) The line-up " '
' Lincoln . Portland Anaitofnv.
Howard ,. C. . . , 4 , Porter
Condlt ....... .RQ L.t.t.. ,. . Ross
, jonni ...,HTL.il,,i EcRstrom
; Mcinaoo
Buscn
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WILL r.lAKEA SIIOViriG
Former 0, A, C. Coach Says
.PasPpHedJpethec,.;
iur uregon. .
"In spits of ths defeat by Washington
last Saturday th. Oregon Agricultural
college vfootball team ' 1 pulling to
gether once more with ths Mea of making
creditable - showing against ths Uni-1
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SHOVS HGIfT STARS
. PLAYED EIGHT YEARS
Multnomah Weakened 'by Loss
of Patsy O'Rourke From" the
, Line in Saturday's Garfle.
Ths lineup of the Bremerton Navy
yard team, which . will clash with the
varsity of Oregon at Albany November I Wu'ttomah club eleven Saturday af ter
e .1a i. i I Aioany ixo vDr noon was received this morning. . It is
8, said Sam Dolan, formar coaoh of ths Staley. fullback: Harrlsan. rlftht half:
Aggies, who was In Portland yesterday Rbr left half; Carpenter, Quarterback;
attehdlng ths funeral of a relative. ' ,.-
-Th, boys ar. showing splendid spirit, In-nT"!,; VuVr. 'i.t. ;
In view of (he circumstances,' and are
trying to develop the team work neoes
Uckle and Sloan, right end.
sary to bold or defeat their old iym3tSwA:i-n7
Oregon. I think , that th. team will TT&J& tt-E
I piayea together tor the last thrsa or
four v (Tr O.llvt. im ah. .e titm
rpolan Is placed W a peculiar predion tacklers that everwiiav! on Muihrnmih
ament at Corvallis. r After coaoblng ths Field. ' ,, " .
footbatsam two years, fcs waa linabls Multnomah', lineup will bs weakened
to agree with the poUcy of Dr; Stewart, by ths loss of Patsy O-Rourks, ths left
iu vajreiiw urKwr. reaaraing ins ioqv I laoKle. Who had Ma nos hrok.n in th
ball Instruction and retired . this year, JW. B, C gams last, Saturday. O'Rourke's
Diewart' succeeaing nim as coaco. - ipjaos wui iiaeiy oe fnied by Bill Ballsy,
has been broadly hinted, that the dls-rwho has been nlavin a auard noattlaa.
sension In ths ranks of ths Aggiss i ol-1 Philbrook will be put la, the guard po-
...u A n.,ti.M).i .f th. .hJ Ths Multnomah club nlavera .will
favored Polan and thosa who clung to R0?oa ' a!n V.'L un,w"
Stewart In Juetlce to Dolan, howsver, fiiS Jl-0!?-
It can b said that he has uk.n only IVSiS, raSSaftS tlU
ilsvsn and That h. "u. niver iounts- 1" :f sonaition again.
nanoea aisooeatencs w nis succeeaors i tTie s v n a rv 1 1 rin -Instruction
Of ths football team. Dolan I IT 5 A 60Y AND HE S
is through with football, and is nowl
giving his Urns solely to bis. classes at
ths college.
STIEGE PACT LEADS
Rich' Steel Manufacturer SeeKs
ter 14 Years Continence, tt;
iiiJAgi
GOING JO BE A BIG '
LEAGUER SOME DAY
Williams," MontpIer,: Boatright
ana. uuTi waKe up
jpomahjeam,
There is a new colt rn ths
corral of Manager Nlok WUllama
sof the Portland Northwestern.
league baseball team. The big
boss of the Colts ts ths proudest
fellow In ths world for having :
successfully signed him up. Of
course, he may not get Into ths
gams next season for lack of ex
perience but It Is pretty certain
t
tv:
...r....RTL,..i.,.. Sckstrom
S .... ..BEL Whltmer
........LOR...... Klnr.hurv
Bchaufler ,.,,,LTR, .M.,.;r Layton
pay Grocs ....LB R,,.w Woodcock
Mulkey (CaptJ ..Q. ........ Bchoenberg
'Booker ....RHL....... McClung
. Kewman
F...
......... j
.(Capt.)
Meade
Brix
ffintlm Unman Xa
W. 8. Bhaw,' umpire; George Berts, head
F.
wood
linesman: I. N.; German .and Jamas
Substitutions Therkelson for'
eock, - Frayleyfor Kingebury, Haneon
for Mclndoe, Flnke for Johns, Clerin for
Hanson. . - -; T! .
' , Scores "Rusty" Oroce. S-touchdowns.
Waltsr- Williams. ' Frank . 4 Montbler.
Ed'BOatrlght and Ed Luff, representa
tives or thr Multnomah AtMetio club,
leave this afternoon for Vancouver.' B.
C4 where tomorrow night they will
meet the Vancouver Athletic club ath
letes In an lnter-club boxing and wreet- T
Ilng-.insst, ';-",.?.;' "' Ck-vm--': ' T
v This will ba MutnomahV first inter- X
Itth fyi..t A itm mmamnvt 'Wllll-M.a will W
tnat ns wui ds a big leaguer bye
and bya Niolt explains that hs
will i be kept on ths. bench' for .
some time to get a little exoerl-
snos, for you see he only cams
Into , tiis. world Tuesday night ' e
Then again ha needs to put on a
little extra poundage - for be
scaled snly sight pounds when 4
he signed up, '4
Bis name oh. well bs hasn't . i
OAs yet Williams says hell prob- 4
ably bs known as "Little Nick"
to- distinguish him: from ; "Old
Nick' until he is officially ga- 4
setted in ths family Bibla .e
Mra" WiUlams and ths child 4
ars doing well. ; v
club meet of ths season. Williams will
weigh 118 pounds and Montpler - will
mix things In the 12S pound elaaa.
oMinjni mm in xns ls pouna I tlXtr. tt . m..h i...
! . Min.t rtnttw nf v.nniM... n,., I looKg as if a season m the American
iTii 7- . :iTrvAV-" assoclaUon waa Just what 'Cy- Falk-
Will wrestla In
match.
Instructors Tracey and 0Connall and
jrranx uarmar of ths club boxing com
mittee will accompany ths winged "M"
auuetes. ; - . 1 , , i
' (Cnltea PrM Uaeed Wlre.1
Philadelphia, Oct B0 Friends of If r,
and Mrs.- Qlement Cunningham, ' be
tween whom a divorca suit is ponding
because ths husband wanted : to ' break
a '"purity pact" of 14 years' duration.
were trying today to arrange a com
promise, t it : n ; y; i:''J,ih.f
Ths Plan - Proposed ' was to bermtt
ths granting of a decree of dlvoroe or
of annulment and then for the couple
to remarry. The friends argued that
ths "purity padt" would terminate auto
matically with ths marrtags to which it
referred and would not apply to ths
new one. . ;
Mrs. Cunningham asked her lawyers
whether they agreed With this view and
was awaiting their opinion. ' If they
eould oonvlnos her, aha said, that her
friends wsrs ' right, ' ahs had. no "ob
isotion to ths second marrlaxa -,
Cunningham, the rloh steel manufac
urer, could not be found by reporters
and his lawyers would not tall where
ns was. Toeywaia tnsy aia not xnow
whether he would bs willing to remarry
his wlfs If the- proposed plan for ending
ths Vpurfty, paof'- proved aoesptabls to
his Wife, but the eouple's friends, be
llsved he 'Would asrse) to do so.
. Mrs.:, Cunningham . aupplemented to
day ths curious story she told on the
witness stand, with an scualy curious
Interview. - '
"When we wsrs . married II years
ego," she said; "ws made a purity
pact which wa kept rallglously on both
sides until lately. When my husband
wanted to break his oath. This was
what led to the divorce suit Nothing
on earth oouid max ma prsax mine.
I have oonseorated mysalf and subordin
ated everything to my rsdeemer."u . ..
"W- V Gramrnar School Games. . ,
The Shattuok team downed ths" Fall
Ing eleven yesterday afternoon, IS to 0.
Rudolph, Gaynor and Marguilea wars
tna ( atar piaysrs zor us . vnattuoK
eleven. ; , . :
Ths Boss City soocsr eleven defeated
ths Couch team yesterday, t t:9x..i.-.-j. I
M'lNDOE AGAINST SAND
ISLAND TITLE FOR STATE
" (8Um Burses, of Tbe Joarntl.) ,x - . ,
Salem, Or., Oct 10. Governor West
was Advised yestsrdsy afternoon in , a
message from his secretary, Miss Fern
Hobbs, now in Washington looking after
a number of stats land matters, 'that
Major Mclndcs has filed with the war
stor Chamberlain's bill to ''secure title
for the' state to Sand island, near ths
mouth of the Columbia. Major Mclndoe
advises that th Island may b needed
for Use in connection With th construe
tlon of the Jetty. ..t . r-
In" view of ths above Governor. West
aid ha has totted to Washlnaton ar
ranging for a conferenfie between Sena
tor Chamberlain and Major Mclndoe)
who Is now In Washington, with a bops
Of. securing . tb war department's ap
proval of an amended bill which, while
removing said " objection, ' will secure
for the state the annual revenues de.
rived through tbe lease of the Island
bjf ths government
THIEVES VISIT PORTLAND
MAN AT; FOREST GROVE
Forest tJrovsv Of.. Octv 10. Robbers
and night prowlers have been, active .In I
Forest Orovs ths Met' week, and efforts
have bean - made to .keep 'the matter
fluist in order that the guilty person
or persons mar . be apprehended. 1 Ths
horns of U. Peterson, an automobils
dealer of Portland, who makes his horns
as wmi . wrovs. was entered . wnns
ths family was ' sleeping, and a gold
watch, cameo ring, bracelet and other
valuable artlolea were .stolen.,, Peter
im ana ismuy ocouDT ud Starrs" roams
and -wsrs not awakened by ths thief. I
nuv mi irom ma oare icec in I
th yard. Ths robbers also tried to an
ter the horns of Gsorgs Taplln, but wsrs
uiuubn awar. . : , - -v-j
BUSCH WILL DISPOSES
OF. IMMENSE FORTUNE
at Louis, Mo Oct 10-Tha will of
ths late Adolphua Buseh, ths mflllonalrs
orswsr, was raea ror probate yesterday.
It gives the entire estate, variously esti-J
matsa at irom 1 11,000,000 to 176,000,000,
with ths exception of a few minor be.
quests, to ths widow and children. Au
gust Busch, ths eldeit son. Is tha prin
cipal beneficiary.'. Tha win., stipulates
that hs shall receive two-esvsnths of
ins enurs sstata. : . . ;.,,
v. Ths widow gsts one-eighth of tha ss-
Fop SoIeJ Liquor Store
On Account of Leavinjr City for an Indefinite Time,
itiMiW I WILL SELL MY; V ;&$,
LIQUOR STORE ;
Eftablbhed for k number' of years. Prominent corner
location, y Good-paying bar in connection. Will reduce
quantity of stook to suit . purchaser if taken shortly.
V ADDRESS. Z-432, JOURNAL r
? i Toomer Team, Wins, 440.
' Bay. Toomsy's basketball tossers de-1
f sated . Masters', players last evening
in a . postponed gams' br tha score I
or si to S. ' on Tuesday ighh Pugh's
team beat Bert Allen's players, IS to U
Suits ::; sinO coate
;.,'-,-; AT COST .
Plus Ten Per Cent
qWhen I say
make clothes
cost plus 10
mean it. -
The founadtion
; of i this, business
has r always been
"low. prices'
backed - by a , sys
i tematio effort to
ALWAYS GIVE
THE? GREATEST
POSSIBLE VALUE
FOR THE LEAST
POSSIBLE PRICE.
J I have always
been satisfied with
a small margin ojF
profit a nd ray
business will AL
WAYS be con-
ducted in like
manner. My made
o-order. '
Buisness Suit
i or Overcoat
Mad.
to Your
Individual
.Order.
at
is
a great big VALUE' for
,'"'(,1 " the money. -
'yz-i J Made
7l t-Yunli'
, nil I ifflil'i i
2:-ll!
Mm,'
: tj A made-to-order garment
makes you stand out a little
above the crowd "as a man ;
of superior taste and judg
ment in clothes. -J
It is economy to buy . one
,of my made-to-order gar
ments because they - look
better, wear, longer, and cost no more than the ready
mades. . ; , 1 ' i . ' '
Merchant Tailor Sixth and Stark
' Z.Vt Green Trading Stamps Given.
Sta.
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Eight hund red UNITED CIGAR
STORES put the output of Sa dozen big
cigar factories into the smoker's pocket at.
a saving of 25 per cent or. better. : .
You will know it when you try the
e'.'Cub'a.
5 .
Media Perf ecto Size
r. if..'.
'Si
At
A combination of Porto Rico and Havana
tobaccos in a size usually retailed atthree-for-a-quarter
or more. v
(CICARS
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VICARS
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274 WasKinton St (Cor. Fourth.)
203 Weshinslon St (Cor. Fifth.)
147 Third St
100 Fourth St (Cor. Stark.)
353 Wtuhinston St (Cor. Parki)
tate, In addition to Villas In Germany
and all household property, horses, car.
rlagos, Jewelry and, paintings. ira
Bueoh, August Busch and Charles S, Na.
gel sners named as trustees under the
Will. ' .' '..' ' '
After Betting aslds Mrs. Busch'i ln-
hfrltance, te 1 u ' ' ! t
rtivldnfl Into sevr p:.rti i t
sa follows! Two-sevi-!;-
nioh snd one-seventh '
Nellie Loeb, aire. Kdmoe 1
Anna Faust. Aire. Clara on u -, .
Mr. Wilhelmlna Sixharer.
Oieit ev
SlecaiMe
3d:
Note the styles, enjoy the comfort and test the qLlty
that an Arrow label srssnjes ia shirts, . Jr Up,
'CXraTTBOpTa.COtsa, Troy.K.Y Makees OfXaaow Coixass '
T "Mi
; If you circled the world on .
;the . tail: of . a comet, you
couldn't pass em there'd V
always 'be-., another Ford
.ahead More than 325,000
. Fords are everywhere giving .
unequalled service and com- ,
plete . satisfaction.' Any-,
where, you can "Watch the J
: Fords 4 go by." . V - .
f ' i - - , r t
ys Five hundred dollars is ths new price1 of the ; 1 '
Ford runabout; the touring car is five fifty; - -
' tha town ear seven fifty all f. o. b. Detroit, -';-
complete with equipment. Get catalog and , .
tarticutars from Ford Motor Company,-61 , '
Fnion Ave., corner Eait Davis St, Portland, -
- ' Phone Eait 1482.
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X7HEN the events of Hallovv-
y . v e'eri "are on" and the festive
crowds jgo merry- making, the
sideboard is never quite complete
unless there's present a little mel-
lOW, Old .,:'(l;'frlH1 ; -
This choice, suh-ripened, wonder-fully-flavored
whiskey, ' distilled
under strict government super
vision, : and! made according to a
special formula is not only wel-
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but is; gaining, new friends at a
rate , impossible 4 to a product not
distinguished Jor exceptional
merit.' t '-'l " v
You prefer, Golden Wedding be
; cause there's somethinrr : cantiva-
A ting in the taste and effect which
j.t ' l i Full
you aon i gee m ouicr wmsiucs. o -
it IS , -
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