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. r THE OREGON' DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND,1 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, .1915. 13..' l. I WOODMEN OK THE WO&LD PR0SPKC1 Dudle; 103 U)l 431 144 V" 13 13 4 140 JM in.', lao. lvs 48. 143 "n7 17 l: 14S 44 104 Mr 170 154 17B 5UU 7 Total 823 40 773 2211 Ml.LTNOMAH "af lia 211 169 488 15 ; m ... ia Kltot lit 147 148 4 14 Metagrr 14 ijtj 173 4TT 13M Ntteiueler It lti 1(5 477 1S Bruce us 158 :ma ioa Total, S65 81 Sl 23 Htsa rir Hug 211. HisU avermge JrtarsU 1ST. UuKnHuan wuu t"u fane. A Rl.ETA, Dp Temple 115 14 182 431 144 !i)e 12 Ifi ll 4J J37 Moluiea Ui KM 13( 4. 143 MTlklarit K7 1'H 117 4."H 13; fcezau 1-W 172 170 4UT ltt T.,;uU 0 S-4 737 2201. P(wtponeii until Um limit. Two Vmterual Bowling league rec ords were smashed last Right on the Portland alleys by the Moose team. The ret-ords were 915 for high single game,. aiw! 274 4 high -serlea. This good howling ftave them three staaight vic tories over the K. & l. of S. The Llrotherhood of American Yeomen team wnn three kitis from the George Washington W. O. W. team. The scores: i.ovai, 'nuER or moosk lt. ad Tot Av. VlnKiiicpr 177 14ii 211 534 17S McMaliun 170 148 19" Ci.fl 17:5 '"'t 1:13 i 1S7 493 ItU MHounmtthi'jr 1T8 3M 144 6il 101 Kste. 194 384 204 tt&J 211 Ti.t.il 040 030 2744 KIRK PAT HICK COU.Vrn. K. AMI L. Of S- MrUiilmipKa 173 20n liiB S12 1S1 Houltngpr 133 162 11) 401 137 Taylor , 14 157 11 4S l.'iS Mi;rphey 144 t:t 140 37 1!2 Uu.ruiood 211 1T2 18'. 348 li,3 TY'tala 848 7T7 "31 2.Jo3 High Hfore- MrConnaugbey 2."4. High Tei'U fcte. 211. Muuar won tbrca gnme. BROTHERHOOD OK AMERICAN YEOMEN tun J 117. HW 540 ISft Unlluvk 1ST l.VJ 124 440 147 Kox 172 JKI lCxi Mi 1T Mim 145 15:: 221 M9 17.J HoffTOtt S08 170 18 i.- l:i ToUla 823 Stio Stto 2531 COAST LEAGUEBS MUST LIST EVERY CENT FOR MAJOR Big League Clubs Can't Ped dle Contracted Players ij Out This Way, Those Coin leagu. clubs that -eurd major league players last year, half of whose wartime contracts were palij by the big league clubs which re- leaned th m to I'ctlanl, will b hard hit oy a ruling adopted at the recent I'oaot leaKue meeting In San Franciaeo, which litis Just corns to light . Thf 1'aciflc coan directors enacted a rule ttiat In cases of this kind, the club, although paying only half of the returned major leaguer's salary, muat turn the whole amount In against the salary limit adopted by the league, which is 14500 a month. How Portland Is Affected. for instance, If the rortlxud club waa paying 360 a month on hlf of Georgu Kahler's Iron-bound contract and the Cleveland club was also pay ing $ju as Ms half, the Portland club would liave to list Kahlcr's salary in the "oa.-t league aa io0 a tuoiiih. The name thins would b true of tluony Brief, Tommy Quinlan and itreton of Halt Lake, Ping Bodie and . Lefty Cavet of Kan I'ra ih i sco, and S Jimmy Johnston ol Oakland, it such .wre working under Una urrang'cmeul. Will Help Smaller Cities. "I t will be a ti enientloua help l caune the club wiih li doea nut have the big population around it, will have au eu,ual ( nance with the retst," aid Man ager Walter Mctfredte. "It will also tend to make all of the elut)i gt witb in the baiary limit and stay there. The young inau-riat will have a chance be cause no club 1b going tu assume a maior league team's obligation upon a ball player wlio can't stick, up there.' McCiedie figures that any club In the league which could have afforded to pay Brief, tjuinlan and Breton around iluO a month, couUl have made a bid lor the C'oa.st league pennant. Xvaas and Lober to Spokane. AlcCredie stated yesteraay that he would send Kube Evans and Ty Leber to the Spokane club, while Fred Der rlclt is upon the block to the highest bidder. This dispones of the rumor thjt he had been traded to Vtruou for Jolityiy Kane. ' J, Cal Kwlng, former owner of the Kan Francisco club and who now ad mits having a mortgage on both ttie .Seals and Oakland club, was here yes terday as a witness In the suit of llunny Shaw, a player dlacharged in 111Z, for alleged salary amounting to K40 against .San Francisco. Has Salary Case Continued. The case war not ready for trial and Cal secured a. continuation until after Thanksgiving, lie left last night tar bin farm at CasteUa, below Dunsmuir, Cal., where h will spend, the holidays t KwIiik predicts a aiuen better flnan- cial season in luiti than last !(r un over the circuit. He figure ; that the lumber mill will be opening on the Columbia riser, wlih h means putting $2ti,o00,oii0 a year into circulation un der normal conditions. ON THE ALLEYS The Multnomah and Wcbfoot teams of the Woodman of t lie World league won two out of three games from ihelr Opponents last night on the Ore gon jgirys. The Ariel team rolled thelr..4ree gs.meB agsjnpt the Poit liind 1uintet. which wl!l roll at a later date, The scores: w lortiooT Kleltn nr. Cteuennun . l.V". UiiltBrii 11. bile 1K7 212 Cl.nphi . Totalt 2l. Il 14.1 m 22 170 3d T..t. At. H42 HdO ( IIOPPKIlg Kl wr t(i:i 141 Mminau 145 102 Mwlhls 211 14rt M"iBKn 14:i HiS Blown 127 1.14 UJ1 401 H'.J 43H 141 100 67H 78 2(137 1 V 4(14 2Hi f.4.' 4tU 42 171 1.-.H 187 14 l.'l 12 174 ioy 15.1 JS1 178 l.-,fl 1 13 Totsla 7Ha 7il 802 High wori" Chepin 212. High ffrjf Clinpln 103. t hfool wen twii (rmo. GEORGE WASHnCGTON CAMP W. O. W. Vjgaa m m m 47? i touIaa ..141 162 KM 44 148 Buker 151 14rt 148 44o 147 Aiken WO W7-.1S9 45 132 fea)roeka UK! , 107 1S& ilti 102 Totals 733 822 ST9 S3UT High seore KtUna 22K High STsngaPetoSrueke 192, Teumcu won three games. Henry rollesd Ift gaoses of duck pins for an average of 199 1 the Portland alley turkey shoot yesterday, 1st which 10 men participated. YavH Quintet Wiiviers. L0 eater, Wash,. Nov. 2S- Handi capped by tn ls cf two. 9t iia play ers, the loial. basketball quintet was defeated ay the aclt. Wab.. High School nine last, night. 45-11. John 's kk Christy starred for the win ners, wfeile osx was Uv shining Hght for the loca.la. The linua: LACemtee Pos. Vacolt Betkiwan. C ChHsty Headley K Murphy Borst V Johmwn Ties G Mulder Hughe . . G Baggett Tod Skwn tu B Ieport4jl. London. Nov. VI. I. N. S. The Bvening Newa states today that Tod Sloan, he foj-ner Anaerican Jockey, has been arrest e4 here with a French actress and that e wjli b deptted from Lofvdon toaiight. . Sloan was arrested under the terms of the defense-of-the-realm act. The actress was sent back to France. Columbia. U Meet UHlsboro. The Columbia, Park Junior footta,U team will pJav the Hillsbcxo tea u Thanksgiving tMy. Coac-h Stusllng will put the Columbians through the final practice for the game this ever ning. Pttohr Chalwcw to. New York, Nov. 23,. tl. N. S.1 Oeorge Chalmers Jr., a s.tar pltclier of the FhUadelphla Nationals, hs ob tained a marriage Hoense iu this ctiy. Qn, Thursday Ue will wed .Mi 131133 beth A. Hechler. . YOU might just as well have on the wrong eyeglasses as to have the right ones on wrong. In either event you are suffering unnecessary eye-strain, subjecting: yourself to drscomfort and not enjoying accurate and natural vision. Correct adjusting and fitting is considered as important at the Columbian as accurate lens grinding. Your lenses will be adjusted for you gratis. Drop in at any time it occurs no obligation. - . Columbian Optical Co. 145 Sixth St., bet. Alder sad MorrUoa. Floyd Brower, Mgr. i .via 1 r Tomorrow Is Red Letter Day at the Premium Parlors, Note the Bar gains We Offer. Big Savings for You. ax White Swan Bathtub ' Fountain Syringe will fit any fau cet. Price $2.00 HAVE YOU RECEIVED THE Home Book of Electricity? BrinR your "Hotpoint" Discount Coupon here and Ret the l5'n reduction on any "Hotpoint" appliance in stock. Self-Registering THERMOMETERS useful gift to si family or old gentleman who likes to keep tab on the weather. Prices $3.S0 to $5.00 Waterman', Conklin's and Wood-Lark Fountain Pens make excellent Christmas Gifts. Useful every day in the year. WE ENGRAVE PRIVATE GREETING CARDS Early Christmas Buying Insures the Choicest Goods in Pyralin and Parisian Ivory Domestic and Imported A new and complete stock. All Styles, Sixes and Prices in Ivory Clocks (Engraving Free) S RUBBER GOODS Water Bottle, Special guaranteed for .$1.19 3-qt. Hot Water Bottle 1 Art 50 Hot 2 years. $1.50 f 1.25 2-qt. Hot Water Bottle 89c 51.00 Hot Water Bottle 73c $2.25 Fountain Syringe, guaranteed for 2 years. Special $1.39 $1.25 Fountain Syringe. Special . . -89c $2.00 Dr. Cooper's Sanitary Douche for ladies. Special $1.09 51.00 Bulb Syringe g3c 51.50 Douche Cans $1 09 1.00 Rubber Glove? Special 79c MIDNIGHT OIL DYE for blacking tan shoes S5c "VISCOL" for waterproofing your shoes. It does the work, y3 pint. ...... -25c Reductions in LEATHER GOODS Leather Back Military Brushes 14 Off Coat Hangers in Leather Cases. . . Price Handkerchief and Tie Case 4 Off Scissors Sets in Pigskin Cases. . . .1.3 Off Sewing and Needle Sets Price Cloth and Hat Brushes in Leather Cases x prjce Jewel B,oxes imported leathers, in all sizes, with locks . . 14 Off German Silver Vanity Cases Price All Kinds of Imported Novelties in Leather STAtTONERY DEPT." Christmas Tags, Sal, Greeting Cards and Table Decorations--Everything New PERFUME DEPT. 50c Pompeian Massage Cream . 34c 5oc Pond's Extract Vanishing Cream 37c 50c Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold Cream 38c 5oc Lablache Face Powder 35c 50c Pebeco Tooth Paste 3c 5oc Cameline 34c 50c Pinaud's BrilUantine 35c SOc Derma Viva 39c Only a Few Cases Left at These Prices Cedar Brook, bonded Spring 19 fo per case $10.00 St. 2 5 Monogram blend, fulLquarts per case $9.50 51.25 Brlce's Pure Malt, full quarts Per case $7.50 An extra fine grade Sherry Wine - per gallon $1.50 Madeira Wine, fine quality- gal. $1.25 53.50 Counont blend per gallon $2.50 54.00 Monogram a good blend per gallon -$3.00 51.25 Muskingum Valley, our very best, quart . .". $1.00 54.00 Muskingum Valley, our very best, gallon -jlllll'-l: -$3.50 COLUMBIA IGNITOR NO. 0 BATTERIES 35c EACH 3 FOR $1.00 Wppdard, Clarke & Co. wSfeU eire's Your Graf omola Fliaeksff ivins aed Christaas Too I One of These Outfits Will Gladden the Hearts of the Kiddies As Well As the Grown Upsl The Graf onola Thi GrafonoU Meteor with 12 selection (U 10-Inch Double-Disc Records), $18,9Q A tittle do wo, then $1 pea-week. ft"", 4) Points to Be Remembered: First-Ruy a standard make. SecondBe sure it's a Uni versal mojtor. Third Insist upon having the No. 6 Repro, the latest sound box. v Fourth Jnsist upon hearing this No. 6 Repro with a cac tus needle (not a fiber needle). Fifth If it has not tone-control shutters it's not a gen uine Grafonola. Sixthr Every 1916 Grafon ola uses a bayonet tone arm. Be sure you get one. Electric 5 just announced. Priced at $150, $160, $200 and $250, Let us demonstrate these, to you in our warerooms. WE DO NOT SEND MACHINES ON TRIAL This Grafonola Leader A, w,ith 48 selections (24 IQrinch Douhle Disc Records). Small payment on delivery, then pay $6.00 per month. Finished in Satin Walnut, Mahogany, Golden Oak and Fumed Oak. THIS GRAFONOLA MIGNONETTE with Aii 48 Selections (24 10-in. Double Disc Records)! ID.UU Small payment now, then $7 per month. December Records Are On Sale Now! Every One a Gem and Many at HEt Standard of the World OOC Colombia G pi Wholesale - Retail rapnopnone vl. 429.31 Washington st. WE! $1.00 SS2i Thj! I Columbia and 1 fi Selections j-ome to Yu It'll bring you hours of pleasure during the Winter evenings ahead! Plays either Columbia or Victor records. The 16 selections include some of the new dance records. The price 'of he outfit is $25.50 a dol lar on delivery and 50 cents a week until paid for. (olumbia Reader Qutfjt $88.80 Finished in choice of five beautiful woods. Machine and 32 selec tions of your own choice, $88.80 pay $5 now and $5 a month. Free oiling and repair service. 1 ' i 1 1 8 ... J I j ? f mm h-. . , ... - - TttC Q.UALITY' STCVrB OI PORTLAND We Have a Way of Selling Columbia Talking V Machines That Appeals To All! See: us and Get our Confidential Terms REED-FRENCH Piano Mfg. Co. 10th and Stark Su. You can have a Columbia Christmas Grafonola Outfit. sent to your home (or anywhere you say) and on Christmas morn ing if you wish, for only a small initial payment. Balance can be paid, at your convenience, after the Holidays. We can give you an out fit that will just fit your pocketbook, and on spe cial Chrisunaj terms. ! : fi mid Easy Terms jy Others from $15 Up BUSH & LANE PIANO CO. Manufacturers ' WHOLESALE RETAIL Portland Store 433-435 Washington, Corner 12th Msswsaw4v4eLS v v m tiii h at iii is::::;;!iiiiiii::;::;!!i!iij;i:::L::!iiT'j:::;;:i;;!!i3!;:i '. K ,1'