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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND. SATURDAY. JANUARY 15,
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BOBBY VAUGHN ILL
PLAY 2ND BASE FOR I
'PORTLAND THIS YEAR
McCredie Refuses to Affirm
or Deny Report So Truth
Is Taken for Granted,
BRINGING UP FATHER
By George McManus
VELL--MV
FRJEHO-VfXJve.
CAUGHT OMF OF
vhat? ev
COLLX : JT INT
TiKP TUl.
TO THE STATION
THE MOST DE-b-PCRATC
CKOOrS
m Tot COUNTRY -
DRAKE MAY COME, TOO
Kackman's Bon Deal Ha X After :
Art .Coras, Who Onca Flayed ,
Third Kara.
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CTtyrtbt. J913. lnfrrntK'B1 N fr..- folted tate Patent "ii l.
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MOW-LET ME CIT fMK-AHDlLL TN;LACV0UYC W.-MAE- uJ, EE QjUiET-I MJ
THJt tTRAJCKT- I POINT Av UN DEOOED TO WAV "OVt B 1! MaZcI J 1 PHNt
WWWMETO Mff,0O IN TONIGHT FOR UKE TO "bTAV T, rtl2?T Uf WTHt
Wa.K in WHO W PKFTFkiri L Kirtr . lr AT WATru u".-4 J-v. - - TOLICE. .'
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Bobby Vaughn, -he cra-k second ,
baseman of the St. Louis t'e(lcra, I
will play the keystone rack "for Pori
la'nd this season.
Now, Mr. Pasehall Fan, please don't
Set all excited for this is only a re
port from St. I-ouis. Hlg Walter M' -Credle,
the k i ; : 1 i n k ha:;. I of the Port
land Heavers, icfi.sfj to deny or affirm
the report, t r.coefore trie writer hjj
taken it for granted that Vaughn is
one of tt.e several players offered Port
land l.y Fielder Jmif-s, :i,arager of ti e
fat. Louis Frown Sox (If you pleaei.l
Along w.ih the report that Vn'ifhn
Would probably he release, to Port- ;
land came tt.e announcement that P-l
Drake, aa outfielder, and Pitcher Krn.e
Herbert, win) jumped from the Toronto
International league t-uni to the St.
Ixmls Feds last season, would prob
ably be turned over to Portland. Mac 1
denied that he was netkini; Art Kore?,
hla former third baseman, and al.-i :
ctated that he did not believe th.it,
Borton would be allowed to leave t. e
American leacue, wuen questioned as,
to whether he was after the furrr.tr;
Vernon first saeker. "
Vaughn, who Is a-Tacoma boy, is just
the player to compute Port'and's in
field, now that 'i ru'lr.n ati has decided
to give Pill P.odgers a than' e to ma 'a
the 1915 team. Fast s.-ason. Vaughn
was considered tho clu-a of the Fed-'
eral league second su-.-Kers. Jn 1 -.
Karnes, he made but :; 1 errors, Kivnr-r
him a fielding avenue of .C'.'.J f r
handling .o pulouts and 3.76 as.-ist.-.
His batting iiv.ui" tor the season was
.274. He lined out 14:: hits in 7,2 1
times at hat and -. i .s.s,.,; the plate -ll)
tin:es. Fifty-s. v, n of his t.u.s were
earned. He so- ured bases mi bal.s
and struck out 2- tin.-, s.
He pilfered 42 ba.-H s ar;d made 2 1
sacrifice hiis.
Herbert pit. hod for the Toronto In
ternationals in r. 1 4 ar.d won in and
lost 1 J (rutr.es. and last season he:,, re
jumping tie won In and l"st 17 games
With St. lx:is lie w.-n one frame. 1J-r-bert
is i.k'ai -led as a pr.-tv g.il
heaver and '.. (,:, p :,,!,., I, . y aid
strenirt h' t the, Portland sm: f if M..
'grabs him.
Information v. , s r e- r i c , here .- -terday
that t'ie sj.okan- Sort r-.wesiei
league Uam has s..pj Third Ha seni;. ,
Herb Murp: y to th- Salt l.aK.- Pets.
Murphy wili given a it;. ..ut w:t the
1'orttand 1 leavers last spi i:,g, hut faded
to fill trie bill and was shipped to
Spokane. In the Northwester.; i.-ag.e,
lie went like a l.o'ise a::re during n.n'.
fc'eascn. but t'.ward tl:.- .-nd of the sea
ton, lie slumped an ! tt..-. ,.,-ised Y;i1t.-i
TMcC'redie P. change his n -in 1 ai.out
calling hiin.
The deal by wnlch Joe Ja kson ,is
old to th Wiute Sox t;,is neen con -plcted.
Phary Somers i as rrccive.i
t Ms i3i),0'H-a:;d more , ish. an t t.r .t-
bly has ;.enl 1;. I..,,. (,x let..;
Pitcher Kh-pier an 1 ..::':;. i..r I:.,;;,
both of Bi, ,m pron.is. ! t., u as
uable to that particular . ;,ib as was
iSockJass Joseph. The t-.ird player in
the trade was left unnamed for the
tin-; beir.K. -Nw it Is announce, that
earlier jr.. esses were correct, and tn.r
Larry t'l.appell. noted ' lemon." v:,;
be Corr. Is key's final tontrib-n :nn f r
Jackson,
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EOSEBUDS MEET
DEFEAT AT HANDS
OF MILLIONAIRES
Vancouver Hockey Acctea
iion Scores 5 to Port
land's 3 in Game,
GOLF CONTESTS i OARSMEN COME
NARROW DOWN I OUT IN DROVES
TO TWO CLUBS! TO-START WORK
!LEE MAGEE WILL
WEAR UNIFORM
OF NEW YORKERS
GRUMAN BREAKS ! Portland Shooters ; Chess Masters -Play
JAW, LOSES BOUT j Hang Up High Score
WITH CALLAHAN
Far Western P!:-.ye;s
Fair Chance at Oh
e a Guetena Puts Men Through Sii;c!a!r-
r
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a! SK
a co
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Four Hours of Stiff
Practice,
I Btcezv Gsci;) of Pacific
! Toast Circuit,
Pacific Coart Kockay Ijeaarae.
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Portland
anco n er
Seat t ie . .
Victuria
U ,.n lyT.St P ' ' 1".
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r. w
jii,;
M..n
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the ,
' h . p e . : 1 1
A brilliant condonation a:.r 1:. ,. '.,
i i i :e a!
by "i j-clone" Taylor and M..kev M ,1 j ,nr. ,
Lay and Hueh I-ehman's almost ?.. rr- j r.it'ht pi.it, r
human -work iu the net caused the
downfill of the Portland P.osehuds at
i he hands o? the Vancouver Mil'ion
aires 'n list nitri t's hockev battle at
the I f i npo.1 rome. 'l'he s.-.e. amo.
v er I".n la nd ::
It w ,t.s the i-'.r :mc-l p.; vie pi.iv, . 1 . re
fhia yeason nnd the on y one 1 i w . 'i
the h,.vr. st:- 1; h a r '.!;. s w.-e o.t
sl.ale.l and ,.c ; 1 ; , ; . 1 . Portia:,, i r. av
ers did let se. ni to K' t lo p., : as
! airams
. ti;e hoard '
-i t .i.tr f
', Mont a w , , !;
n.a ! ' e- w ; . '.
1 At the .'in
states i ; ,i r ii
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I iiraiicnt v ; -. s
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Palo A 1 r, ''a'. Jan. 1 :
Seventy candidates for th" Sh.n'ordj
: virc.iy cf'W v re out yesterday after ,
i.'.t., wh.-n C" i I- fpi r-:.a pu' his pro-
! . s llir"'rr!; four tmurs of s'Iff pr---j
i . p. ..p!( atr to one 'f ha-' as: I
1 .--asiii s tae I 'a' uinal oarsmen i.a
c v r f a , .', , .
!'- ..' is f r a w !:: it.sr cn-w r
' !.:-'.c,.'-r ' an e r be..T-e at t':-- cn.e
r, ' t a- . , , a . r . ! r, r to 'ap : a . a r : :; e
i,' 1 ' . .ir;ty elt wht'-'. ra-ir.-i the
i 'a: -iirn'. . lo: s i , n t 1 ', ' : a-: ke- ;
':. let s ;mv . ", ; l: . a. w!i! he ,,ii
'aid for t'.u 'V tit'-), : ; T'. r y
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a k u e t -V
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! U'i'T ia. naa - a r .1 second
f t: e :-.,r,k!vn Federal
. v.-.-i pi:: '..is, .j last r,i:tht
" r !: Annrh'an league
i 1 a ' : y S 1 1 . . , a : r . w 1 1 o lied
"M i a . ; T:i,, purchase
t 4i .nit ract
. i in 1 ' I anil 1317 at
a s. .s . ,. s.i!e "f
f ,- i -f s :.';'!,,i;,t.'il v
S n '.i ,r : as r.'- -n up ;ill
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SEATTLE IS GIVEN
ANOTHER DRUBBING
IN HOCKEY CONTEST
Victoria. P. ' . Jan 10- .p. N. .. i -Seattle
took another walloping at
hockey here Tast niirht, losing to the
. Victoria seven by a five to three score.
It was the fifth straight defeat for the
Metropolitans and put tliem painfully
. close to the cellar of the Pacific coast
hockey a-so. tation.
. The optnini? of th third perlol
found ti.e score a thr-e all tie and ,t
was in this canto that the Aristocrats
Cot busy and thshed u- aome re.1
hockey. Kerr shot a goal in 11 sec
onds, putting his team in the lead, and
Ta few minuter later .ticain netted trie
puck on a pass from i;e:;Ke.
Referee Tommy Ihil!:jf. had a sharp
eye out for the roush s-.uff and called
penalties for every infraction. Vic
toria drew a total of 12 minutes Of the
ice to Seattle's ttiree.
; Victoria Seattle
Mcl ulloch ; Holmes
Uenge .
Patrick . . .
Mallcn
Kerr
Nichol . . . .
iiclxuiahl
Of fir.als-
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P.. .
I,. W.
Row-
Carpenter
. . Walker
. . Wilson
.--' Ko stone
. i: W Mortis
Tift.c. : prs C W 1 k ..t
anu v . it. iiK. rson. referee, To-n
Phillips; j-de oi play. Char.ie Wakt
iev. ' summary
rtrst Period.
1. Victoria. Nichol from McDonaVi.
6:05.
2- Seattle. Walker. 4:1a.
" Eacond Prin,l
Victoria. Ma'.len from Kerr. 1:37.
Seattle. Carpenter, seconds.
Seattle. Iiowe from Wilson, 3:15.
Victoria. Kerr 5-ia ThtrH r,
uu r, ,tiu, in, rverr, ll seconas
. .Victoria. Kerr from tienge. 18:49
"- Penalties -First period: Genge 3
minutes; Mallen. 3 minutes Second
period: Riley. 3 minutes; Wilson 3
minutes. Third period: Mallen r?
- Minutes. Total. Victoria. 17 minuter
. Seattle, 3 minutes.
' a 1 as wi.-v oai in 1 : ; ast yam.-s arin j
then t,, have I.enman tarn ica-k tiieiri
hard shor. w :ta ease s eme 1 to Take '
the yi. n oat '1 t ae p . a " e r I T was V' e
s. 1 oad i- . f 1 he s, i-on f r Por'-i
and. S. a-a. 1 a 1; c t 1 . ! ,, a s , i ; 1 - I
Dc.'n:c JTot So Strong-.
Portlar..: s .-f.-n-e ! d not seevi o
he ti... R,., ',; ..f ; .bra ' 'a r it -.n he. n 1
up 'aniil ia-: rrcii:. al:ho:i:h "Moos,";
.1 ,h".s.,n a: 1 Iei Irvine busted ui a;
ivinio.-r o. tri-' cyclonic ruhe u; ia
lor ar 1 tl e el ,s'e .M.ickay
. in iv 1 . . r ' ' ;' i two toils in t 1 e
f : ; -: ;.vi ....I. t 1, ' L ". II' 1 .1 : t -V t e
1 a, ; - i .1 '. p it t . e p ! k into t he
i.-'l.
T! is wis i n s. d in ; 1 e s, ' 1
i.e: iii ,) an r - oi-:nir t w
to on.- for i o 1 1 1 a la h In t 1 e , ., - : : :
!.... 1 ''.inderca e re, ,,n a ; fi' "1
'..'..:;, 1.. t !; !-. ' ids .achd not hi
:'i.:r st a:. J a:., civer c.'aav
h. :;. ,1 ::.. ir
Penalty Held Not Justified.
Cantaiti I'atni .n stopped ' ;h,'
tl,e kecon.'. pe-hd b.an.-e Ika-ro' loa
pat Irvine o: :' the . e for ti :;.::. v
Mickey JIackay. It was an i.nj .sl p. ::-a''..-,
as Ma kav tripped hnrs.:: ; an I
Ion's action made Fahhe hot nnd-r th"
(ollar for 'he r it' ' c.-r i-f t e per. '
Ti er'' were , s penal: res in t he
p: me than ;n any otl.tr pla'd 1 .
.-. s season. Ti.'-r'i wne ti i.i ti e
!' . rs t period. In the se. ond. Ha. tis and
A'.o k..y were s.-nt off togeih r. an!
In .i.e was g'-cri a IbTo nun-ite s.-
sr'V on th.e her., h. ; :s i.e. a .s-- I -wa-
i lam to i a a .o'.'.c 1 st a'
.hrr.on ilrew a p. -altv i -. . , n .
r : e lae n , I f t . . earn. , r : . ; o v. -
it v. .is a rati.- !.:.! jol. k-'- !nv
track "f the Win , ,tr ''..e:s. M.,n.:
K-r Patrick k- ;.i on sl.,ft;r.i St.iti
and Ma.-k.iy so often t!at it W".ld !.
hard to t. U the j.jmh.-r of him-s each I
climed over the ferae. Frank was
Iho-c-d to leave tl.,- (j.in.e in the seion.i ,
per.od. wi ,.e nr-d -M.".-e h.-.i a .Ml. 1, i
botly ihe' k.nir (i ,.i i:,'. r. ;1
Octman Portland Star. ! ..' '. "A
Oat man w.is P-rtland's ir.d! vid :al ' I--r.-
tar on the forward line, wh!l- Murray ! B'""
did 5 .me V y effective work in the
net during the first period. "harle
Tobin ws not ' lir.se'f dur:np the ev-:.- j
Ine-. altiii;'i 1 . ma le secra! briliiaht J' n
dashes dow -- r "e .
A pood c-A j witnessed the 'ont.-st
The lineup.
Portland. poiticn
Mi::-nv. r,
.1 oh nsou' . I . . .
Irvine.... . . . I .. I . .
On t man Kovei . .
Prnh-'-dal" Center.
1 iarns I. W.. .
Tot.n ... !;
s ch n 'r
M .
ON THE ALLEYS
Ts II .-.vsrrt A-jrr
r la.'- ;. 1; I
!l!e 1
I . of ('. to Start Piilay.
,.f C ifo: ! lit. .'a-: 1'. -
I "' 1 I . ft ,-:.' a .- w I n -r s r'a - o ' I
. . 1 ' ; n M t ; y with . 1, 1 a n 1 1 1 1 ! , - s i
; : 1 n ir : r ;-t 1. fr or. lie .-. -. I '1" I
- Two w e e K s v. . . . 1 . . - o - . o : d t , . 1
r at the r-.w .nir n.. . 1 .:: .n t ;
n. :.:!!:' '1 ' I. :ce list .. .
, ' 1 .s '.'...! T f 1 r ' s: f I' d. f r-- h n: .1:1 a 1
irsit v cah.' 'a'.." !i.;.:in- sap-. ..el
. . , s i : 1 1 ' :l a-e rnf n.h. r s of 1 . -f .
1 r's , r w will start Tie -. a s n, , "a p . j
a. W.. ', i mar !"..; a.. Io..,s T- 1.1. v and '
rt I'. .. ,
, h . d V, :
1 1;, :,,
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:h:y r. .
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:;a ral. d
pi .... . d
P 1 -S"
; s
. 'hid
1 " c 1 a i-.' r. la :
ar:,.-s a 1 p
1 ; . I s . n n d w . s
f e S. al skl,.-
, i ,pr. s h.n.il
f.'-O 1 : 1 s t ; , c
'.: He Is .1
To.-ir WjuiIs Nap Tram.
1 - " V : ; . . : , . ! ' X ,
'horn leal, s , : a p 1 ., ; a - : and hi.--'-1
.1 ex;.-; is :..:, ,1 tor eo moiul.s'
.:. '!' a - a-im. :..' 1... is t : yilirf to
h. .-i a-. t:.0 h. n I i:.J uL-.
New Yoiker Uivcoi ks Wicked
Right, Catching Portland
Bny Faiily,
Pa It Pake. Via.- . !..n. 17. - I. P)
Ita'i'h ;ri:nian of Porihiral lost on a
I'.ec'.slon niter eipl.t rounds of rnllllnr
to Krai kle Callahan of New York her
last night because Ms jw was
broken. In the third round the N-w
lorkr uraoiked a terrific riht,
which cai.plit (Irunian fairly on Vie
haw. He didn't know his Jaw wis
Ira' tuied until th'- tn.l of the fifth
lonnd. wiien a do't,,r examined h'.rn.
He fonpht i'.i'iii;- for thi'e more
rounds, hat than xae up.
Ralph '1: -aniin, the Portland P:-:ht-Vo-
-lit w ' it Was fo;,.d to stop hir- -
in t ! r ! 1; ' , t ' 1 0 ' ; 1 , I of Ms sc.:.
1 led - ' 1' :-:d mill wit): Frank. e i'a -h.ha
h .1 S.ilt I.i,e i..sf ni5':t, v '11
j'a:t f'T h.S la a:- 'ele todav. U'Cord
Inu t,, w 01 d r alifl by Sherman Ura
nia 11.
Ac, ord. t c to Sherman Grurrnn,
Kalp'i had his i-w bone silently frac
r .1. .1 ,a N , w York last s-immer, when
: e 1-..:1 t Ki 1 l: :rtis. and hist l.lp'ht's
lb, ., k was ia th" same place. (in;-n:iti
! : , 1. r : a - ' 1 :l.;t ". was noli.ini; sipl-
- aid that he t'.oacht he woald ,'"
! 1 to r. s 1. n. rx ba ll: s in about 11 i.e
T!.. !
(red 1
Whin t
m Oil e fl :
of t!as
.1 Pcvolver ch:b refls-
1 - st ,re this reason
. nl'. : t I'lm lnn.il 1 Ot'd
Fiflv .,' I'orla
111 w . 1 1 r . . t
I'hnmbe- of Conn
ol ma I . 1 1 s of t la
e 'of O.:. The ftuie j I'.tei -City Chess
:n t'e ahootinr nf i Ten trams will
V 1 ' O IT'.
At Local Chamber
Rocer N v h
j.ovsll.le 1 ' ;,.,, w.'vnn kept 11 1
1 ' i:--aa' : .ch nve-.-n; of It: and HI.
Captain M' "rr, w ' is been lah! i:f
1th tl.e rrlp. .id fri--r ::!..
match,
Mitch 7 Vi. Citizens.
Oeorfte W W'i's. . . ' 4
U 1 1. C1-...1 :,..;. , .. 1
Itofrer Newt. all 1: .
I "avid 1 i , ::
p. k i; .. . ,
Total
Match 8 Va. ClnctnnatL
P.oer N w i a 1
Ceorpe V W.ison
R H Cradrio k
S. J Clifford
P.. F. Prts. ..:;
Total ...
: . st .,a, p!a---'
w ; n it at ft
-' . 1 : t U i r s t set
. .1 .4 ' -I of t hi
k a t o 1 1 1 a ni en
test f..r nttnilei
14 1 out of 11 I ' on or n instead or e : e n t is in t : - 1 irni
lound. The Portland !'):(- and Chec.
er club has add-d a w ac k terra t lot
know 11 us "Team wn'.le nnilinh
on t he ent Mile south of ha .?, ,1
str,.(.t and sriideriis ,,f I:,, d i..1. .-(,
will bo represi nted by a,:.a:n ki t
as the "Sohtheiisters."
The follow It. if schedule of plar ll
listed for this evenlnu The I'liamb. ;
id I'omnierce i-i,.i '.-it i. r t'lifii
'lab, The Acacia club irp i., the 111k.
mil,, team "A" of Portland Chambei
,.f dimmer, e club v--ras team "11" ol
the same (bib, MwltjiomMh A. A. 1.
-rs :s J innion i.'be-s ml,, ta'tti "' "
of Portland 1 Kan, her of I'miiiiifrci
. :b . r.,s f e Si a t he.i M 1 I s
1 hi
670
14 1
I ',
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1 : .
When m r ',
1L
r .s. h'.j rin njvrr'ler
J. u r , i .4 -1 1 ,
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I.ine-P of Angels IJcnily?
1 a s . . : . . J a : 1 1 .', . I ' X . Si
M
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r
II . -;.-r'-V
ch..:
S.. rr
V l n
T..tAlt
For'.!-
Hit
II . r -
11 ; ir
1 . -
il- ;.' a,
Tr'n'l
! Butte Sure of Place :
In Northwestern1
The fr i, tare in Lis bout with Hams
was .:.! se.l liv s. rubbi r ni'inthp;.- e,
wl r-1; l.i fastened to tJvs t. fth I v two
1 lamps. P.ari.s lilt Oruman wla-n 1 Is
niri-.th w-a opened ond as a r-sclt
line, e tiie clamps Into the Jaw t ones
Tie br.aK .';1 Hti d.d to t rntnati .t
;,: r and , c:une home for jo-vral
w. oks and In bouts nir.-iir at I'aa; . v
p,' . o; il...- 1 : ; i. season 1 lliii-n. I .'::.:,;) 1 'aih 11 a 1 wan
o. c a l . ,. 11 - . ; e I .- , 1 11 .a s l.ol la 1 I) . . no v. 1 T ' - e I, M" I a law a i.'i
Mlii.ni hp a.i ! 1 oii,-ht he was rendv for the rin;
Tne ilop. :,t. i s .s. le. te.J tie following I . ua.h, but The extraction of a too'.h
r the ..p.n.ni; Kane. harne, the Ira tired part or 1 o'e v.'-i'n-
1.
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1 1 a;.l. 1 hancp
- ilneujj for
the 1 P 1 (. seas.iri
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..t. ; .-re is r. do:.),; r ow t at lh.f
a .1. 1 1", It. The fans . f Hutt- a -
:;). itiC ai d oat raising Ji.'.mi.)
:., 1 :o 1; The cl :b. (me of th.e men v h .
'. . i 1 like to t ",s si 1 . e 1 . 1 1 is P.-: . e t
' :. th f ,:!.( - 1 'oast league leave'.
wno in 1 e last l.-w seasons has b'.-.-a I
a. pi re. 1
V- h-at .-- ti e s'-lh city n ti'e North. '
... . ,,.-:, p-iT'ie v. '1 he Mis.-o,.hi. H,-l-:
1 T Aberdeen, is not et determined.
'i'l Aher l. en peoplo feel they are en- ;
1-tlc.l to their clun another year. .-:;
f i-'.T-i'.st in tlw- lcarr-.e ian i-e aro-;s.,
i- e of the Montana .., that is
i-'e t'"e U ;i;ue w, 1 pi;.- o :is .s;.ii
I lialloway, U;., l'.s..er, ss : Rapps.
--'pills, i: ; .ia,;.:t, 1 . V,u lr,
1 s - Hos c . 1 ; a n, ;,.
I
i.e.! It n tr r :i end
w lan
Cal'i ban's
PI
Save your bottles
formerly containing
beer. We will buy
them or accept as exchange
on liberal terms as part payment on
Substitute Fighter
And O'Brien in Bout
: L-1 t c a
I snapped.
' Tio Ii,':
, , - op 1
i lo 1, : .
1
hi him
0:1 the
; a w
it
buy was flshtlnc CiiHnhan
' .1 t lie time he v. as f -rc. d
Drew to Start Kast Tm1h.t.
Iis Anreles. Jan. 17. (P. N. S 1
j Howard 1'iew, California champion
Seattle Wash, ,I.,i: 1 ;, , p X. P ) - sprinter, will leae here today for the
l.e To a 1 . i x - 'in ;r. trnn-.portatlon. cast w!,er lie will n"et Joe I morula
il.a:-ry A n-1 -j s, , : ,, the Vancouver liirht- I to decide the
w e'ir!;r, faii.d to appear f r his bout
w .til Pit
nat iol.a.
v 1 i:r;. :, at the Klks club
Lust r.inht and ("act Ncff, the Seattle
laiTtl.-r .is :l-t:t
as t a c 1. : y the. f . ;
supi emacy.
Iire-.v declared today that he intends
cleaning up" despite the fact that' m.
tendon in his lei whih ennpto-d at
..! AM Nt-ff did I San l- ram liiO some nine ao ; as
t to Pr.rn from yet headed.
Mi;
.1 ah.', ear;
T.-o.
!..-.::
$7500 Offered for.
Moran-Fulton Bout
,1 draw. N.-rr
a a: ,t .-. nii:i:o-, March Too Karly for .?-.
s . Ie-. . mess h.-'p.-d New Yrrk, Jan. 1 '..-- P ' -'
of tla :... o P.tic-li : -.Villard ha wired f:at I.e anict fiplit
dispos-.t.on i mix It. : Ktank Moran in March here '..day, oul
'-'" f-'i-1-
-: v su : i it ( 1: c. ,
1-1 -M :a "J.
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' ' t
... - s 11'
I
Tot lis
Nov Tor!-. Jan. If. . f 1 N. S i-J-nn
P l-r. p:o"iot-r nf tiie Harlem sport
: .- club, has offered $77,110 for a
boat between Frark Moran and either
1 re Fulton or Al Reich. It Is un
derstood that Fulton Is agreeable and
l-s", 1:.; :v.ij lou . ike I'orfran. MorRn's manager, paid he
- 11 w ' .- r,
743 ' s-i "ft wouiu 1 onsiuei '1:0 unn. J 'organ con
) 1 I
l;';.:.d th- a.r
p n.-h, s 1 ; ( 1:1
a to e. .- pc.
s:.ow.-,l 1
S.d Mi:, hep and P.illy Wripht foupht
a fast draw, le- Houok ea.rn.-ii .1 d.-'-:s-lon
over lici t l-"ori vs. Charles 1 mvblsori
won from P rt Hashes on liis aKCress-
1 a ncas and 1 a o 1 ': ; ier f ar out
John Moore, a colored battler.
if a later date. ?ay Memorial day is
s. lt' ted, he will meet him.
4 : : .
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1 a lima I.
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1 ... t , a u
NOI'.THW 1 ST APT) Co.
l-t - 1 M T.a. Are
'd iu .
h ,. . . 1 ; : , 1 si t-:
w. :'.:r.Rt.i i !: ; 1 r. .- . ; - ;
1 I- ' a 1 4o 1 -I .Ci Js.l 1,., :
lie. Llenon .. ...1.7 1 1.1 us. .-,-,s p;
trols the puKilUtic destinies of both
J Mo-.i" and Reich, so ho may play trie
an.e f:oia both ends.
i..t-.s
C-ai-y won Ti.r.e
(i-'li
111 1
pil;..-
S t .
T - f.'t'o
S "' J I.';
3.
4.
5.
6.
' Tae yual a'iu.ii'rT
! Fint Period.
. 1 P"-t!r,h O-m.-n fr.-m T,it:n-...
I 2 VateTr. f..k iTatl-t 1
, o Vancouver. Mm Lgr Taylor t
1 4 Vinmnir. Tat lor
1 r. VaiieouTer. tow (Patri.Vi
ti- PorUaod, Jl:as.n
I Third Prisd.
: 7 Portland, Dmaienlale ,1'ohlm
S VaaL-oatcf, Ma, kav
Penalties.
First perled None
Second period Herri 1 Par: lain 1 .
it en; Irrine ,parTlaiiii.i 3 nuuuhs;
( Va neoiiTer , 1: niimii..,.
'Jhiril trriod Johicu 1 P. rth.nji 3
'.I.
Ill
li. I ....
1 s- ,-rn-a -.,
12 -' 1 Weiruer .
. 1 li, ;
1 j Tea. a
.; .'" i;oi-!i . .
- . 'can, . .
j M.-Maaan
. r. , KmIi . . .
- - : lo : Alisiit.-e
"(f tra-i.-s .-;e roi.e.I cn l.,e Ore
is' z 1 1
o V. . K , . i-o
1st - ! ::,1 T..t. Ae.
' -j: i : .-. ;.a ;v,
: -"' 17:, ; 4p j
177 ""! 17:
ls 1,1 1 a-t .-..:, IT'.'
I'U is-J 17s .-.JS- 17,;
BASKETBALL GAMES
S..7 sii jsi
MAitri.N rouiiKs.
l-t ' 1 T ,t. Are
is '.1 i:,a no 4sa
HI i'' isj
1(J7 is.; p-.aj
1.. l.'.S Ml ISO
1.11 Pin pj y,l loir
Jefferson IlJph s.hool hoopers won
tiie Initial cont. st cf the Portland In-te.-s.
holastic Paskrtl-ail it;i- ie. by dc
featn.ir the P.ei.s..r Tecii. t. am o- "r
c aiferii'" 11 on the I'. A floor by ti e
s-oro of 3J to P.'. In the first 1'ilf tie
Tech, players held the Flue and (JoU!
favjuad even, the score bring U-all.
The Imeup:
Jefferson ,"3). Person fl!.
Wi Hans ilSi....F 4 Clifford
Prcs'ott (xi (J) ColUns
Maurice (11 (' ($1 Leonard
K.-nne.ly " U Wilson
7 171 Il;iw (II ( ; (7) Mills
7 I ,-' 1 Referee. Charles Hot.sford.
Substitutions Maurice for Kennedy
YVorkinc on Stock Ijkmsfer.
Ii3 Anireles. Cah. Jan. IS (P. N. P.
Henry liurry, owner of the Seals, Is
busy today making preparations for
the transfer of the, stock owned by
Tom piarmody to Frank Chance, the
new leader cf the Ancels.
Perry las been acting' as rarmod's
agent in trio transfer of the stock.
A meeting- or the Fto kholders of the
Ios Anpeles hascl ail club will be held
Monday, iiml -vei liiins wl.l be closed
by that time.
Contracts also will be sent on Monday.
'::;5;Land Products Show
Preparations Begin
Teta-.n
min
Mad
miTia;
'Tennis Players on
Coast Are Graded
San Franclscoan. 15. (I. X. S.)
l"Her are the rai.Kinsrs Of the Pacific
oast tennis, players for 1915-1916
' made by the committee of the Pacific
-States Lawn Tennis association. Only
ths men racqueters have been tanked,
- the association decided that the
women players of the north would, on
; their records, have to be placed high.
; and that this would not be fair to the
connparatiTely few brilliant players o"
. arouthem California who have not been
' so active.
Tim rankings follow:
Singles: 1 'Wllllarn Johnston; ;
John Strachan; 3 C J. Griffin; 4
,-TTnIl ra-1s; 5 R. L. Murray; 6
.Carl Gardner; 7 Ward Dawson: 8 -
Roland Roberts; 9 H V. D. Johns;
JO Clifton Herd.
- Doubles: 1 -Johnston and Griffin:
2 Herd and Dawson; 3 Roberts And
; 31. Fottrart
-' --. : . . ;. .'a . ''. - ;
Refuses to Meet Stanford.
j Los Aneeies. Jan.- 17, (I. n. s.)
j Manager Kirkoatrick of the n.a Iderita '
; track team today announced that :.e
had refused Stanford's invitation for a
dual meet between the two universities
, Kirkpatrlck said that no trip would be
1 made this spring. He hopes, however,
1 to schedule baseball games with Cali
fornia, Stanford, Santa Clara and pos-
slbly St. Marysi The Tigers are ex
pected also to send a relav team r,i
SIM U12 S7i "GhO
1 M.irrln & Forties won two painitt.
j 1IL.NUV Bl'lLMNG BAUKEIt SIP. P.
j lt 2d h i -J..t. Are.
I Pcrle i' 2"ii I11 :'o 17.:
j Kre.-r 1-"" -'' l'-i 7.21 174
Mr' .iRnaitgaey r - !'- -.14 7 S 17,; t
H-t.-s 1T! 17; 177 .'..-.2 177
lhJai-7 ZiO l.2 lot :7S l'jl,
Fiske ii;) for Maurice; Koiekl for
Collins.
Salem Defeats latiRene.
F..i::-: . r.. Jan. 15. - - Salem luc.i
S' l.ool, u.-fcatvd P'JReae hlch s lvol at
basketball at the al hlc.i sono'd
gymnasium yesterday by a score of 26
to 20.
The lineup Is as follows:
Kugene. I'os. Palctn.
MareruJ F . ..
West I" .
1 li rist ian son 1 '
j McCallum C P-adrllffe
P. Callhson 1 ; Proctor
The delight-
iui new
1916 temper
ance drink
a pure,
wholesome,
vitalizing
V product of
iC Oregon hops
and barley.
si
,8
ORDER A CASE TODAY
MAIN 72 OR A-1172
Delivered Anywhere in Portland
Henry Weinhard PJant
475 Burnside Street, Portland
-'
mM
-K4.rtiCrweaa 1 J tl
j)Mmhtr' ft
Tor Plrat Time In History f th"
6 how Thtrs "Will Ba so Pid Em
ployea. Initial steps are r.ow l.elng taken for
the third annual il aim f a-t urers' and
Cal liaon
Tualatin, Or . Jan. 15. The local
l.ifrh sch.ool lsisketba' team defeated
the IIoo,5 View (jtiintet last night by
the, score of 23 to 11.
Spokane Gets Kiflo Shoot.
Ppokme, ash , Jan la. (P. N'. S.)
The Northwest llifle. assoclatioiT
composed of rifle teams of Oregon,
Washington, Idajio and Montana, will
Land Products' show to be held In 1
Portland next fall under the auspices
of the Chamber of Comme'rce.
Work of putting on the exposition (
will be placed Jointly In the hands of j
tl e Oregon development nr.d the Indus-
trie and manu f a - tures bureaus of the
hamber. The first named bureau v.-i ! :
have caarge of the land products anl
the list named of the manufactures '
divisions. I
Administration of the srjow will be 1
vested in an executive committee of
even who will elect their own offi-
... .Proctor j r-rs. Three w ill be named from euc.i
P. P.adciil f e hu reau atul cno at large from toy,
chamber. j
For the first time In ti e history of ;
the show there will be r,o paid em-;
ployes. Through work of committee)
and cooperation generally a great av-
li g of expehbo will be made in t;.ia
way.
ThA dates have not been eleetei as ;
vet but the time will be ilncn so as;
not to conflict with the State fair. ,
. . . Steuncolusj
The Jefferson High rhool quintet I ''" "Sf irt .an;'1!.al fhootln skan
Totals
. - ''j.-j
S.1S 'a'.;
OlttlijO.N ALLI1S.
1st 2,1 Md Tot. Ave.
FreetM,igh 24S 2111 Il 074 22'.
iH-av.T 14S 1-J Us 4"0 l.o
I.y.lun
r.nrT-,ur
Sunn
I will clpsh with The Dalles team to
night at The Dalles.
The famous Dallas, Or., basketball
quintet, which has not suffered a de-
V4: -l" 4-l- '' fat In 12 years on Its own flooi, may
' )?'. I'M. 'he set-n in action against the Multno-
1 1 ' ' 4-1. 1 42 .... 1, , . t a . .1 f 1 1 -
. . .ii.tiii ieL,u vii.:,iii liio lit-.vi. 1UI UllgllL.
Tnt.-lt Si 2 sr., SIT 2.-.7S I
thft t,eif-- t . ,, . ' . u., i,n.-r rve.so, m n-ii., jari. in. in ie:sn
- ... . , o.i.-i. 1 11 irn-oi lesini e cnan.- I csiiie-.
. pionsuip meet at Lerkeley in May.
, Gotch to Ite-i:nter Game?
Dcs Moines. Iowa. Jan. 16. (I. N.
55 Frank Gotch is en route today to
Los Angeles, where he will take up
; winter quarters and go into train
ing. Gotch, whose wrestling weight
j Is 210, has taken on flesh until he
j now tips the beam at 263. This ex
I f-fs ba-ggage he intends to dispose of.
j The famous wrestler has signed a con
tract to give exhibitions for a circus
11 is summer. fart of bis work will
be to meet all comers. Gotch was ret
icent here concerning rumors that he
is to meet Joe MW.-her, heralded as
the coming champion.
a j. wi.vrui'.s.
Isl 2 a 7 ! Tot. Are
tl',i .1 14U I:4 isl l ;75
I.'in.l isl 2,.-. 1 so ;,7H
Maimers 172 2':i l.'.'t 7-1", Ir'.H
1 My.-ra 2o:t Nl p-r; ;.s.-, p,.a
W'ilkeuson 12C i::-J )M 440 Us
Totals "shl ...u s.73
IJilliHTON'S I'.VIRV LLM'H.
1t 2,1 .'..1 'J'c-t. Ai-e.
McrTierson 17: M2 14'1 517 172
Braeber - 14. 127 47.-. l.-Ji
Distil 147 171 Jtii Ma 172
An:T in lttt ls2 r.22 174
lYaiiklia 2iJ 1!1S a7.2 1M
Totals si7 S74 SU 2Mj
A. J. Winter won twr. rne-
KOaE CTTV riU-NTtKY.
1st 2d r-l "Te. Ae.
I'embrook 17t Ui li$ J1 177
llllg'i school liaskethall team was
downed last evening by the Kalam.l
j Hiph school players by a score of 23
to 1 .
AtsTitee
Sr y'-r
Eihlu . . .
14 172 1TV1 r.10 170
nil let 4s.i j.n
1.-.7 1" ll 4M i
l'JO 1 152 &OS 10U
Vl.sei. tee
Atwtilee
MrDvMiaJd
. 141 Ktl lilt 4S.1 1,11
.1.-. ir.-l 1M 474 1V4
.174 13 1..7 P4 175
Total 820 Ki Ml 24 (v3
Hoae City Printer? woo two ramea-
made l;y I rank 1 . -0 '' niskie, axe u
tive officer of the association. The
meet w il be staged on the govern
ment range at Fort Wrlgwt. and 30
teams are expected to tompete. Tha
date of the meet ha-s not been defi
nitely fixed.
CVillfomiaiis Heat U. of W.
Seattle, Wash., Jan. 15. fl'.' N. S.)
The I'niverslty of " talifarnia fiv.j
triumphed over the Washington quin
tet here 'ast night by a score of 30-24
The passing of the California boys
gave tiie.-n I lie edtie 6ver the Washing
ton men. Captain Norton and Spencer
atarred for Califom'a and Davidion
and Schively for Washington.
TotaU S7VJ g.-,3 g20 2519
WESTERN OREGON TRUST CO.
lat 2d 2d Tot. Art.
r. u 1 a I 1 sil . , ...
. . . ' 1 ' J I . . . V , . . -
J rreil l !d l."!2 l.V) 427 UiJ - iooiuan leam lor iour years rol-
, ... . . . . . . .. . i 11 - . -i . .
Will Coarh U. of M.
Detroit, Mich., Jan, 15. (I. N. S.)
Harry Tuthlll, trainer for the Prince-
lowing 1907 and since that time
trainer for the Army 11, hai re
signed his position at West Point to
take a similar position wltU the Uni
versity of Michigan.
Telephone Employes !
Perform Kind Act
Supply of Oloras Donated to Weedy
Kan Engag-ed in Cleaning- Downtown
S treats.
The big forces of men at work clear
ing the snow from the downtown
streets are grateful to e-rployes of the
Pacific Telephone. & Telegraph com
pany. West Park and Alder streets, for
providing them with gloves
A big force of men was working In
front of the company's office yester
day, when employes noticed that niany
of them were without gloves.
"The employes of the company have
a private fund of their own for emer
gency cases," said one of tho employes,
"and this looks like a worthy cause to
us."
A few minutes later gloves had been
purchased by the telephone emploes
and given to the inftn who had been
working tare banded In the cold.
I
WW
ffti- S.3J-:
lilll S2333
iLfEE.ii'.'n
wmam
I a-
Quick wrote $3,000,000
new insurance during
1915 in Multnomah
County, and will ex
ceed record during the
present year.
Tsirlng 1915 fba (rgnn Hra Reltf aa
rp'.,:i wrote about I7!.oi0.0,0 nw ir,.irne
In Multoomab rountj al'fi.e. and wa are n--W
.reiairliai to ex. veil that record tl.la jiar, I
rt.ua wf autldpale t.ui!nea eooilltinria In 1 ba
rrar future Utat will uiaaa It puasitde." !!
It. R. W-h-. man 1 er. la his offlca is Tba
Jotrnal boiidiog.
"We hata fme tbrrmiU a perVd of rteprea
elen. Tlinra ar nt.t normal row. But !a
illratlona ar for be'tcr time and I etp-K-t
lortland t be 'food' wrrf ati Onr
peny la a roataal ou. We lnanra lwIllnga
trvl frirnltora aralnat fire dh.-'It. "r
!rrtnie-its are but elty Impr iaiei.t 1xd1,
ei.ro! anl a'ata bonila. In :.--t. ur bu1-
br'.iia na in toueb with all riajuaa or
pe-ple an.l from them wa hear a atory r
optlniiam and for tboa wbo La arient aa
ixariy years s 1 baTa In Pnrtlami optlmlan
L baaed on tb knnwledra tbat we hara tba
Timr bera, tbe wealth, and oothlnf ran
atop oa fma profiting from them, wltb rbatr
-eki.roent."
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