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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, : PORTLAND, . SATURDAY . MORNING. " NOVEMBER 27, 1915.
T
BRINGING UP FATHER
By, George McManut
ViyrrlEht. 19IS. Intertwine! Km srk-Rftlti Calteri fttattn Pntnf rT1
21-PLAYER LIMIT IN
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
Injuries and Sickness Cause
Managers to Bring in Un
tried Players for -Positions,
TICKET TO
THE. OPERA FOR
WTH MY
$7,000,000 IN SALARIES
laera and Railroads Seamed to Taka
All of tha Coin That Cam
Through the Data.
GIANTS ARE FORNINS
.L-S- f MlE-tJW 1 AT'&1 f I HM TO e0r XtsEW DREM MR. Jll OUST 1 ' Nii T V
Mr MROUNOVTTCH V THIS? AND FUR-SHOE- - CLOAK N HAILED ANOTHER V 3f 1 P VHAT'b
a BS. W TwHEAME S SHT THAT V KNMHE TICKET TO VOUR - J THE MATTEL
1 S fe- THIb RA tScft I RMS0! 5J , J ' V,FE T,THE OPERA M
f OH WHr F0RfOO -!T5:O0D Jo' ? ilW. V ' , "t I YOO vL1
IB 1 -uaw F U FOR- TaMORioav,. L ' v r .,X .OP "I I VV I be k
Npw York. Nov 2T.-- St reiiuoii ef
fort will he iii.mJ,. during It- winter
meeting ,,f the National leaftnc to ns
HaHKlnatp that rule wh., limits chilis
to .'I men between Mac I and Septcm-
t.Af 1 1 , .
" ' ' p " I" NIK 111! (1 III'! s
place a or j Ih v-r rule.
The (;iaiif; wjil be (,e ,,. i agitators
n the r-a in (i:i i wri against tliat nil..
They were oppose,! to tt.c- ml when it
whs adopted last winter, and .1,..
K1.lt Of
the experiment last season in
the case
of the fii.ints was disasl : ous
"A club
under the
or si. knes'
H. l-'osler,
when mis)
HKHUI'-'t It
on Id operate ,.rv nieelv
-I man s li-tne-
d'dn't (., , .: ,
e.-rel.iry nf t I ) . - lj
rlnin- i o in - ;. i
f it is liniiK.; hi
I season, (" in
intielders. 'I'lia
only. Last
curried six
We Were ahhv to cany
our third baseman. I.ol
first Pas. man UTerklc!
t
IT!
Inltned list. That
foi.rd
t ho only t ni i ;ii v
inf it lih i s
ll;d anything liappi
nr.l lo an
tour men who i re
pla iiu
nave iifi-ii in a verv
Pad h...
Baaeball Salary Liat Huge.
A slatlslieal fiend has Jiim a
ill in.- . oii'-lusioii that the Pal
--niK an. I little - shook Pn th. . il
I'Tm I'nr m cr ST.iiimi.i In salarin
1.1 U L.,. I.I..-.
...... nr-M.-.ni. .inn inat ii .list mar
J.linil.lifin more to torn i.le n i . a P i. si ,e , .
illK lie, -..in on., hi I p. o.s. railroad fare, t t.
for the diamond ea oil ei s.
Thrro are Jtin plaris in ea. Ii of iho
three PiK leagues, ea. h drauiim an
ne?-a:e s;.Pir nf J.iiii.h, a 'coidi nr to
the I'lutei -iiiK person Anyone who
multiplies fun hall i,l,, e, s " ,v S.Pmhi
will dlsenwr thai the total is'$I.Mi.i
'"0. In the minors-- all the minors
nndrr Lie pioi.. iion of i he national
I'oinniisiion there were .',.",1111 players
In I HI.".. The ayeraue salarv for' the
KaiiK .( Jlfiiia whleh means that the
linsher.s dnvv down S.".,r,(i0.iiiiii in sal
aries, whirh. added to $ I .miii.imiii ,air
to the innlnr leagues, hrinss tin; sal
ary total to $7.:pi0.(inii.
Thp "f lend" a er;isol around ti'iiniia
a season in eomput inp traveling ex -ppnsps
for the J I i luhs in the tliref
ni? ipaKiiPs. I hat iTioans $ imijiiiu.
veriiKPd $r,noii for eai li nf 1 h r :tn0
'minor leacue .luhs, whPh made ttn
minors' total $ I .Muwino for traveling.
Adil thp $4Vil.(inn major league eost to
that, and the amount is approximately
$2,oon.rifin.
Hew Playera Coat Yanki $60,000.
The iipw plavets aeipiire.l hy .lako
Ftilppprt's so .ailed hall team have rost
the owners something like Jdn.Onn. And
right now .lake doesn't know whether
they're worth $i',ii,ii(io or 1P1 . ents.
"I'm hopeful that's all..'' assert
Ruppert.
Ttie irh paid for Iiantel Tipple.
$9S0O, Is the record expenditure fin
the Yanks. Tipple was unite a pitcher
lat neason while operating with the
Indianapolis lul In the American as
Hoclntion. and Rreat things are ex
perted of him.
Rliipert flatted with Ssr.lxi to ac
quire l""ran Is i;ilhooley. the outfielder
Who was with the Buffalo lnierna
tlonalH last year. The pathetic feature
about that expenditure is that (Jil
hooley once helonyed to the Yanks.
That whs under the t'lian.e regime.
Clianie eouldn't "see" him, and turned
him adrift. And now It's costinK
Ruppert $x.r.nn to erfe. t a res, tie.
The prices paid for the other I ft new
players scale down from Jlmiu for
Pitcher M.Krlrlt;e to $.".iin for Inficlder
Cable, who starred in I'll!", with the
Bradford club In the Interstate league.
"If I can net five koo(1 jilavers our
of the bunch I'll consider the money
well spent," Is the way Ruppert looks
at it.
Sennight Hart SchaOaer al&n
Sam'l
The Men's Shop for
Quality and Service
5
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i t' injuries
' rX y : 1 f
rreTv-x t? mm?
HUNDRED DAYS OF
RACING OPEN AT
TIA JUANA JAN. 1
Bookmakim
Owners Will
Features,
Kan h'raiii isco, Nov. 2H. if. X. S.)
me hiindr.eil days of rat-inn, with open
liooktnakitiK :m.l all the best known
owners in the lnite.1 States partici
pating with their striiikss, will berin
.lanuary 1 at Tia .Liana. where the
Lower t'alif,,rnia Jockey i luh, headed
hv Jame.s J. ("offroth, is pifttint; the
fliiishtni; t.uiclics on lis track.
The announcement was received here
touay in a wire from J. .1. ("lake
Holtman. the oh) time turfman. Ac
fording 'o IPiltman's wire, the track
will he ready Pv Dec-ember 1 it.
A. I?. Spreckels and other San Kr,,n-
i cisco
apitalusts are interested in the
yen t u re.
Holtman savs virtually all
liors.-s in the country will h
assttritiK a. revival of racing;
Kinery v i I le's palmiest days,
will he unrestricted.
the best
! entered,
eipial to
netting
W hen tiie project to revive the racing
Biiine witli all the features of its most
f '.iMirisiiiiii; .lays was first launched
s.-veral months afco. it was frequently
reinrtcd that the plan was doomed to
the veto of Ceneral ( 'arranza, whose
sphere of influence includes the little
town just over the border Dear Sau
DU K'.
rniversity of t'alifornia has 1 ;o stu
dents ready to try for seats in the var
sity eiuht-oared shell 1'riictie. will
iiesrin after the footbai! season closes.
The annual regatta with Stanford will
be rowed next ear.
Don't Fail to
New Stetson
Multnomah" Hats
The Best
Get this
E
clothes
mean paying a
it means
get high
Rosenblatt
266 Morrison
oncMcc at amiwiiai tu a iMicr?iiMri nAv nDcrnnM Mill TMnMAu cnnTD.n i fiAnnc I
OlLILO Ml HHiilUHL I riHIM IXOU I VIIVVJl U n I UI1LUU l 111 U L I liUlilnll I UUIUHLL UriVIL-
a ana die- xua. x .
Above
shim ii
Hives Kmerson.
lr.
iiuminKion 01 wreoii is stvn runninsr with tfio ball, unil (no
husky clultnit'ii, wlio have white stripes on their jerseys.
Two Autos Stolen;
Both Are Recovered
Joy Eiders Celebrate Bay in Their
Own Way at the Expense of the
"Other Tellow."
Two Thanksgivirs? joy r'.des were
taken hy a u t. .in.. hi1,,: thieves est. rda y.
Tr. A. Walker of Alexander Court,
reported that liis machine was stolen
fn. in West Lark ami W'ashin'on
streets, and it was found at Fourth
See the
Hat at $4
at $3
straight!
CON'OMY
in
doesn't
low price ;
paying enoug
value.
h to
In Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
"enough" is $20.00 or more.
Considering -what you get in fit,
style, quality and long wear,
they're the cheapest clothes made.
Overcoats at $15 to $35
& Co.
Our Temporary Location
St, Bet Third and Fourth
isr
suiTOiUKlexl lv a levv of I'ortl ;ini?
find Columbia streets
Oelsner and Pattolman
machine was undamage
been run 3" miles, and
by Sergeant
Utiiwn. The
I. but it had
tools, the pas
lighting tank and an extra tire were
stolen.
A machine bcdontiinir to the Keunedv
! Automobile l'ainting c.mpanv v.as
j stolen yesterday afternoon, and found!
iinout 1 : .i o tins in.uniiig tiy l'atr
man A. Clement at I'ark
streets. It had been run 1 6
w as undamaged.
K --
and
mile:
Aide
, Iju
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
K
I h-t i oi t will hold tlie annual gold cup
motor boat races on September
ami 4. l!il;. as a result of the .Miss
Iietroit's victory at Manhasset bav.
! long Island last August.
? ran-
ilt an
The rtulhoa Y. -M. c' A. i)
ama canal zone is to hav.
th
hi
out lour swimming pool f
with a 1 i foot divi::g tcvvi-i
by 1J0 fe. t
The half-mile handn
off at the l'owdcrhail
luirgh, has a total of
ap lecently run
grounds. IMin
11.' entries.
Dartmouth pitchers will for the
first time have indoor practice this,
w iJiter.
Basketball has grown to be an
most world-wide sport. ,
al-
Cornell university
down, a cub bear.
s mascot is Tom h-
riayers Made $800 Knelr.
I.os Angeles. Cal., Nov. 2('..- (I. N
b.) . lait-nce alker, first of the big I
leaguers to airive here following the I
All-American and
said tod.-iy that the
All-National tour,
players cleared up
about $MlO each on
were ah well satis
the trip west
fied. Walker,
a others who
and
' tether with a doze
j arrive later this week, wijl visit the J
southern exposition before return ngi
home.
Vernon Grandstand liesuii.
l.os Aiigeb s. Cal., Nov. "ii. c I N.
S. ) Coi.slt uction work on the new
Vernon oast-ball grandstand was begun
yesterday. The stand will be complet
ed in a few weeks, club officials
stated.
Billiard Stars Coming.
Firmin Cassignol, the best billiard
player in France, and Julius Adorjan,
the Hungarian expert, may visit this
country and participate in matches '.be
fore the year is over.
M illard to Fight Soon.
Jess Willard, the heavyweight box
ing champion, may engage in a 2U
round fight In New Orleans during trie
week before the carnival.
Rabbi Blorh Iihproving.
Kabbi Jacob Bloch, who has been
ill at his residence, 586 Couch street.
Is reported as a great deal Improved
this morning. Rabbt Bloch was for
merly head of the Congregation Bth
Israel.
lwiiittic Italiui- c i 4ai,nt
nrsity inU 1 lerei-s
rai'inj; for two
Sherwood Pioneer
Dies at Age of 85
John D. Willson Crossed the Plains
Oreg-on in Year of 1862; Funeral
Be Held at Baker.
to I
I
to i
Sherwood,
AY ill-on. ",
Or., Nov. 2i:. .lohn Ti.
, ", dii.l yesterday at t 1 u- homo
laught-:. Mis .Meilie Johnson,
wood. He had lived in this
of Id
of S!
state since Im;;.
Mr. Willson was- loin in I 'i 1 1 sburir. 1
Ta . in IW'1. and c ioss. il the plains ;n
1 si'..'. Thr.e years later he went back
tc his old home yia, l'a' ama and again
crossed the plains, this time with his
family Mr. Willson built the first
frame house, in Maker, Or., and was a
resident of thp eastern Oregon cit.
j until five years ago. when he moved
'ere Three child en survive. Mrs.
I m, .j),. Johnson f Si-.c-rwood. John t
I WlUnn lll.l William H'lllsn of
Ti
., :,! w ill 1,
held
Jiak
er.
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2 Velvety body ISO GRIT
3 Crumble-proof
4 Sterling purity
5 From a daylipht factory
6 Untouched by hands
CD toxv
Matting
Gum 3 '
TheT-point sjum
1
PEPPERMINT-
IN RED WRAPPER
CINNAMON
IN BLUE WRAPPER
6 7
"Don't Grope
in the Dark"
We have pocket flashlights
as low'as 50c. Other styles
75c to $3. Batteries and
lamps for all size cases.
BGckus&Worris
23 MorriontrtL Btlt &2ruf St a.
FRANK DILLON IS
OUT, CALLAHAN
TO LEAD ANGELS
Newcomer From Chicago
Will Buy Fourth Intel est in
Southern Club,
I.os Anp. P s. N. 26 -i I. N. S i
".Jimmy" t'all-.liMp. fo'tnerlv "of the
t'liicaco White Sox. will manage the
Los Ancelos club if the Pacific Coast
It iikup in 1 fH fi.
"I'ncle" Krank I illnp, after tnat
v,ars of s,-i i e us ice leader of the
An.Is, .haws his un-onditional re
lease. .latin s V- Powers, owner or fe i(s
Aneelcs clut., re.-ei. a telepram frcm
.'alh.han cs'(iday forlni; the final
link in the deal
"t'allnhan will purchase ore quartet
interest ill the Anpa-ls and take o r
the manaffership," announced Lowers.
"A manager with that much capital
invested is sure to work hard for the
. IiiIi'h best interests and I figure th;:t
the rleal is a KOod ni- 1 r the L. ,a
Ancles baseball situation in general.
'I cannot pay whether this means
the passing- of my partner, T. J.
1 iHiniody. If Mr. Darmody doesn't
want to sell his full quarter Interest to
Mr. Callahan, I'll have to let loose a
few shares of stock inys.lf.
"I disliked to lie the man to rut
Krank Dillon loose from the Angels, ai
t have nothing but the best of pei
sonal feeling and respect for Frank.
"A change of managers probably will
put a lot of fresh Interest in the gam.
We nre out to rebuild and strengthen
the team in every possible way. (ai
'iihan will come to l-ns Angeles almi.'.
"When Good Fellows Get Together 99
You will find fresh-rolled cigarettes of deliciously mellow "Bull"
Durh am in evidence at banquets, club smokers and other social
gatherings of men of wealth, prominence and experienced tastes.
In the fragrant smoke of this mild, delightful tobacco formality give3
way to congenial good-fellowship. If you would be fashionable,
expert in the company of connoisseurs, you "roll your own" and
your tobacco is "Bull" Durham.
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fragrance comparable to the wonderful, unique, mellow-sweet flavor
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golden-brown, bright Virginia-North Carolina
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you will expenence
bacco enjoyment.
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4o any address in U. S. on request. Address "Bull"
Durham, Durham, N. C.
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
ZSESSESSSm
the middle of December and then will
take hold of and start molding lit
lineup for the spring training season."
I'utside of the one year spent with
the Bro,iklii NatiotiRls Krank Dill cm
has I, .-en wiili the Angels since 1
a period of 1 - y a i s.
Millard Is the Long
Distance Champion
San KntnriPco, Nov. Ifi. - (P. N. S.l
- BieakitiK the recor.l for the dis
tance, six and one half miles, Dlier
Millaid of the Olympic club yesterday
won the Pacific coast long distance
championship here from a field of II
other runners. Millard's time was :i7
minutes, a.', 1-a seconds. The former
record, also Millard's lime, was 4 1
llli llll t e.
K.Plic stoiii of the Olympic eluh ami
C Wyi-off, also of the Winged '. fin
ished respectively second and third.
Barney, As Usual,
Is Beaten Out Again
S'an I-'ian.lnco. Nov. I. IV. V)
Karl ( 'oofier t'i'lay has new laurels as
a font race,- and a pocketful of money
as the result of winning the Inn mile
match automobile race at the exposi
tion before a crowd of HO.'hmi persons.
Harney tiblfield gave Cooper a pretlv
ra.-e, hut lost out In the ninety-eighth
lap.
Tlgors Need Anotlier I'itrher.
Los Angel. s, Cal . Nov. 26. (1' N
K.I With or.e more class A right
handed twirlet, l.d Maier c,f (he Tigers
will have his pitching staff fur 1 ;i I '
completed Maier said he is hunting
a topiioicli man and means to get one
4 ll'I
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Durh am cigarette today
T . . r
a distinctive rorm or
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ing correct way to "Roll Your
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Alumni rMt (mkIIiiii-h.
Woo.ih irn, i r . N.i . . i; . , 'o-e ntn.
evenly matched t.'otl.all yanie ui.
plax.i esrd;j between the Alunirii
and 1 1 . 1 1 ii High scho.. teams Tin
alumni .n, Pj :, m-oic- of 1 J ! 7
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The super-smart shape
ot the season.
Ide Collars
2 for 25c
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Geary Straat, ual off Union Squara
American Plan $1.50 a day up
rtrr-nkfast 50c Lunch BOc Dinner $ I 00
Most Famous Mcalt In the United States
New Steul and concrete structure. Outer
of theater, cafe aud retail dlntrlcts.
On carltimii triuiRtcrrliiR all over cPy.
Tiike Municipal car line direct to door.
MotorBuimea?ttransjnde
A th for FREE pachagm of
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