The Oregon daily journal. (Portland, Or.) 1902-1972, January 21, 1916, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextBiGBEE TuSSERS ARE -BRINGING UP FATHER Byl George. ' McManuV m m hp ry ' piNTf MOORED BETTPR v.tMffaVte CANT COME OVER ! 5 j U5T BE DOWtt Cinchlnk of Contract With stairs: ' Two wiversrtv Cracks TEN MEN FOKEACH JOB Km Says Win JTats TronoU U V i Ufslar Sxpsrlsaes Jfa t tjI - I rr paw the 0 ' PI tw th viu I l fi!rSa PARIjOR DOOR- I ' - -l I1SI bfTER: lunwsnl V X. 1 NAGER mat . a .a. m. k. v a, k ii i i Mtm m ar aai aa w m .mi ;reef - Manager Walter McCreqe f ths Beavers today received the Vgnvi con " Miti at T.vla &nil Caxaon Va. .w.. - - , MW crack CnJyerslty of Oregol toners. . . At- I . iaf niguinf wi "H?e Dyi t-rings the total number ofv-ushars H mA bir Portland UD IO Vwini v,ftm ftv7. , TVS x-ugginooinam ia me uiy tx. perlenced toaaer signed oy row,. ft W... Aftrftrfft ftA trfftl DUft UMel . ft. v. ' P in securing ths signatures of the y. sra, a he say a that there will b 10 Xor sTery joo aunni tie i ' Mac la unaeciaeu moui B 'c ' HsuclL the rormer wamnixon n school and Philadelphia Amert '- tiuTir h lumixd to the Feder -last season. The Beaver chief has hi . V .. Kn l rtn IH V Pl Un K. MIUU U W -ft- lift - va . . . ft- Louis American roster and If he land, ithla twirler Harry Kraue la due to keep the blue envelope. - Bresnsium to Make - Fight, Oileaa-o. Jan. 21. (V. P.) A lively tilt over the management of the Cuba c rrniHtT when ex-Manager Roger " Bresnahan appears at Cub headquar- imm. -. ti. itindi. R- r " 1 ports from Toledo, Breanahan a home. ara that Re proposes to ngm nis .deposition in favor of Joe Tinker. Hi! v contract doea not expire until October, : 117. WINGED "M" TO- CLASH TfflS EVE , WITH SPOKANE " Event Program Has Been arranged for Tonight's Event. Oaks Lose) Johnston. ' ? Oakland. Cal., Jan. 21. (U. P) BaaebeJl fans here were disagreeably surprised when the Information reached here that Harry F. Sinclair, former Federal league club ownerr bad sold Outfielder Jimmy Johnston to tho ' Brooklyn Nationals. Johnston signed . a Federal contract last fall. It was generally felt that the speedy garden . er would revert to the Oaks, and in . fact a bid had been put In for him by club officials. Pete Daly Signs Contract. Vo Angeles, Jan. 21. (P. N. S.) Fata Daley, for years outfilder of the Los Angeles club and later a member of the Athletics and Yankees, signed a contract yesterday with the Yemen Tigera. Ha la slated to play center field. Seal Owner In L A. "Los Angeles. Jan. 21. (P. N. S.) Henry Berry, owner of the Seals, an , ncunced yesterday that he was in Los Angeles for the purpose of making : trades. Berry did not refer to baseball, for 'he added in the next breath that he was making real estate deala "The matter of obtaining Joe Berger Is in the hands of Harry Wolverton. ' said Barry. inasi sen plash 1 lah's second lntercldb stnok- i season will be staged in the slum tonight at 1:30 the "Winged M rapre- ln the ring and ori the letes of the 8pokafae ami-dub. Vrmer, chairman of the id wrestling committee, a. 10 event program. ifour wrestling 'and six skane . boy a good Jfew York May Have Baseball on Sunday : Albany, N. Y., Jan. 21. (L N. S.) Major leagua baseball on Sunday would V be legalised by the terms of a bill -introduced today by Assemblyman ;' : Klernan, a Democrat, of New York. The measure permits baaeb&ll games : Of any" kind between the hours of 2:30 and C o'clock Sunday afternoons, and groVides specially that admission may De charged. The McElroy baseball bill :; 'of last year, which provoked a bitter - fight and was defeated, did not pro- Vid for paid admissions. Mul er of club o'clock. sentatlv mat with? teur Ath Frank club box! has arra There will boxing num l make hla debut aa a lightweight Dl tonight when ba steps into tbs Joh Spokana. Bel returning from 8aJ rtnt plcked up in weight and is boxing Ver thn ever uj close bout "atTni, v attempt a comeback when hVft, Allen, a Spokane b Und(Awood has not appeared in the .1 h- knocked out by Blllj ter. . A partial list of .A t . lured tonleht followl "ve5T" lo Fralixalaary 150 pounds C Frirf vllle. yrallmlnary 125 pounds Charles Flnnlgan. 145 pounds John B George Davla. Interdnb Wre 125 pounds Duncan Virgil Hamlin. Multnoma sac ftft....-.!. T211 XTnVArs' vs. Arthur Bctoosket, Mult?!!011"' Zntrcla,b Boxtagi 125- pounds ttaipn Multnomah, vs. Tom Allen, 135 pounds Al Beyers, U vs. John Bland. Spokane. er vs. Con ti Tom Wlch I vs. rood. Gotch Weighs 220 Po Lot Anseles. Jan 21. (P. N i Reports that Frank Gotch wslgSii pounds and is at least 60 poVnda his best wrestling weight I branded as fallacies upon Qotclfji rival from the east following &,fi day tleup in the floods. Gotch stU maintained that he weighs less SPOKANE MIXER TO APPEAR IN RING-HERE TONIGHT jitt'' ft. ''y','''''''r'' '''p ' '"" - t 's .'-V ' ft-fJ-- V ' I v - - Vx I i ft, ft ,t--r ' v A r s y John Bland, 135 pound boxer of the Spokane Amateur Athletic club, who will clash with Al Beyer at the Multnomah dub tonight. Billy Weeks Wants To Meet F. Farmer Tacoma. Wash., Jan. 21. (P. N. S.) Billy Weeks, Canadian and northwest middleweight champion, has ent word to Tacoma that he Is anxious to meet Frank Farmer here or anywhere, If Farmer will make 158 pounds. This Is said to be going pretty low for Farmer, hut Farmer has said be can make th middleweight mark, and there is a possibility that they will tangle. Weeks wrote from Vanoouver, B. C, that he Is also angling for a bout with Lea DArcy. should the Australian come to the northwest. Farmer is back in Tacoma, after a bout with Al Sommers, Portland's ice light heavyweight boxer. He return to Portland Saturday to 44A vft,,ft-ftl .-.lnrnJ m - . Vft ft kl. ki weight for mat work is 205 notiaAa! Tk? UP a week theatrical engagement tfth his manager. Sam Howard. Removal Prices ON Hart Schaffner & Marx Fine Clothes It's too good an opportunity to miss. The prices are reduced to make it pay you handsomely to take these goods now. -Every Fancy Fabric Garment in the House at 25 Off Pvirbrooke Blatter .... Kltn ... Aotty KrankUa .. Totalfl . . . Wlls stwrirk border Hansoa Krose .. $20 $25 $30 $35 SUITS AND OVER COATS NOW SUITS AND OVER COATS NOW SUITS AND OVER COATS NOW SUITS AND OVER COATS NOW Bluet and Black IS Per cent $15.00 $18.75 $22 $26 Great Removal Prices on AH Furnishing Goods, Contract Goods Only Excepted. laRosenblatt&Co. TEMPORARY LOCATION 266 Morrison, bet Third and Fourth Sts. FUTURE LOCATION v Southeast Corner Fifth and Alder Sts. ri s VSaBBBBBBl WBBBBBSBBBBaSSH.1BBBBBBBBBBaBBaaBBaaBBBaBSBBBaBBBBBSBBaBaBBa The Hooeymsn Hirdwirs company fire es tablished a new City league record laat nlg-ht when they totalled 84 la their series with Hadley SUrer'a Tailors. They won all ttree games. Sheets rolled 234 and ht and 81ater and CaU.lu Christian a Tern fed orer Troy L nn dry won two from the Portland alley sqnad and made It a tie for first plaoe. Kajrmood had high score, 245, and srersged sue. Ernest Wells Realty Co. won two from lor at Lyon's boyt, Merrick rolling 257 for high gams and Snyder 200 for high arer- CITY LEAGCE HONEVMA.N HARDWARH Ht 2d 8d Tot.Are. Ulster 109 226 197 22 207 uarmtiaa l6 228 179 601 200 B"WU 132 158 224 615 203 MrMahon 215 1.3 J62 582 104 1M 183 lWJ 5S4 15 Totals 1035 1011 858 3004 HADLEY t SILVER S TAJLOES neffron 201 187 173 573 191 Nielsen 182 1M 163 4S3 161 tckerleln 128 128 126 Ucl'bersoo ltK) 196 163 B03 168 Houser 223 153 1) IW5 1K5 litdinan 171 jjOO 871 186 ToUls 880 843 ass 2611 H one 7 man Hardware Co. won thres games. Tlwi LAUNDRY 192 186 1S3 B61 1S7 173 191 108 542 181 153 213 223 569 1M ,182 168 173 603 168 186 179 181 646 182 866 S37 2S 2731 PORTLAND ALLEYS j rreeboroogh 16S 183 234 66 190 ' McConnaughey 169 145 159 472 167 Woldt 173 109 139 471 157 AtU .at..... 181 176 163 620 173 lWmond 245 179 2tH 628 2ow Totals 936 842 t)V9 2677 Troy La no dry won two games. ERNEST WELLS REALTY CO. 148 ZM 150 62T 176 257 171 157 686 195 235 161 204 60O 200 163 167 157 489 163 172 177 210 659 ISO Totals 977 St 887 2760 CHAKSLOR LYON Per Lse 169 172 200 641 1M) Eldoa 179 223 221 623 2 Tripp 199 147 176 622 174 Ujcrs 159 179 H 606 1 Howl 159 167 16iT492 164 Totals 803 888 931 2684 Ernest TV lis Realty Co. won two games. Tba following gsmes war rolled on the Oregon alleys last night: O-W. R. a N. LEAOCB DISBCR8EslalNTS lt 2-1 8d Tot-Are. Hsrrcy 215 169 207 591 197 Chenerr 173 222 143 640 ISO Crow 140 167 177 484 161 8c 1 moo 141 1J6 166 413 138 Cclllos 183 124 168 475 168 ToUlS $ftV2 788 863 2S03 UISCELLANEOU3 Secranca 181 192 178 646 -CvBcmlBS 114 1U6 140 860 Vees 115 163 197 466 Pnff 159 140 133 468 Clark 121 169 1 88 478 Totals S 800 831 231T Disbursements won two games. FREIGHT ACCOCNT3 Kltter 143 135 148 424 Haea 105 12s 121 851 U1U 161 125 133 419 Swansoa 173 1 117 439 Wsiser 205 145 167 67 Totals T87 609 686 2172 f TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT ftcsca'.t 136 119 160 414 Byerles 144 157 160 460 balgrlms 131 127 169 437 Hot) Ins 151 179 147 477 Uvnut 150 170 216 643 Totals! 744) 762 841 2338 Trslfle Department woa two games. .1 S. r. P. 8. 8. CO. nani&r- isi 172 is ti Adklas 1 32 127 129 182 itadk U4 157 118 84 Abeadroth 1M 155 172 46S Srswa . .- 143 181 167 443 182 120 165 156 159 142 117 140 148 179 13S 163 146 15 182 17S 117 128 164 144 DIXON IS WINNER OF DOG RACE IN ALASKAN FIELDS Victory Gained After Terrific Struggle to Defeat Walter Howard and His Team. Anchorage, Alaska, Jan. 11. (P. N. S.) Hla face, frozen, by the bite of a raging- northwest gale, Frank. Dixon late yesterday staggered across the finish line literally dragging hia dogs behind him and won the flftyfour mile dog race from Anchorage to Old Knik and return. Over the liflsVthree blocks of the course Dixon pulleif In harness with his dogs, replacing la big grey hound leader when tha animal col lapsed. Dixon'a victory wbi wt i after a ter rific struggle to beat W titer Howard and his fast dog team. lght miles from the finish Howard led Dixon by four minutes but near the end of the race Dixon urged hla doga to a au preme effort and passed Howard. During the entire race Dixon de pended upon hla big greyhound leader, one of the finest dogs In the north. The dog responded with every ounce of his strength and In the final spurt was virtually dragging Its team mates over the trail. Three blocka from the finish tha dog could endure no longer and sank exhausted in the snow. Dixon flhen unharnessed the leader, placed him on the sled with another trail-worn dog, and put himself In harness. . IIowartTs team, which finished sec ond, was Intact but crossed'the line at a walk, the fastest pace it was capable of. Albion Qustafson was third and William Green finished a bad fourth. The weather was extremely unfav orable, tha temperature being 10 de grees below aero and the wind blowing a 60 mile an hour gale. - i - Stan fori Co-Eda Active. Stanford University, Jan. 21. (U. P.) Stanford women undergraduates are taking an unusual Interest in ath letics this year, and more than 200 will be out for th various branches of fc-port Many of the athletic co-eda. are paying particular attention to row ing, since the new 18 oar rowing shell, similar to that used by the women of the University of California, was ob tained. U4 141 166 421 140 f?,al"n US 142 12 4.-W ir.1 Uecfcllng ij ia ln gog 133 I0tiU a.- "2 1029 S. P. k P. 8. 8. Co. woo tare games. JOB PRINTERS DUCK PIN LEAGUE IRW1.N-HODSON CO. "5&r" 94 92 284 93 Soul) 89 89 105 283 94 Cortls 81. 84 97 272 91 nandermejer ...... 88 loe 86 27S fr3 Shostag 96 86 in 2U8 99 Totals 460 438 "407 416 PORTLAND LINOTXPINO CO gV 92 119 806 103 23 73 242 81 yDT M 77 93 2A6 85 Belcher 86 89 87 22 87 Blso 97 91 87 275 92 7" "48 "m! "461 1840 Irwln-Hodson won three games AMERICAN TYPEFOUNDERS CO 'T : J 7- 80 2 (M Haywood loi so M 279 81 nti v 91 7 " 2 83 tlen J.rv. S3 83 ZV4 86 a.rsealck 100 114 SO 204 98 Totsls 484 463 421 1368 SWEENEY. VABNIY STRAUB Ienl 83 105 97 25 9 Pmeeoey 88 81 81 J4S g2 f J 80 80 80 240 80 iVwTT M 103 84 271 90 Lltdqulrt 96 86 81 202 87 Totals 455 453 423 1803 Sweeney. V a roe 7 a ftfmpb won two games. GLASS 4k PRCjrfiVOMMK CO. ls 91 110 2JM DahUtrom o 86 93 276 92 - 79 93 25 85 "r'mr t ' h m n Mstklas .10 83 99 289 96 Totals 464 423 494 1881 PORTLAND PRINTING BOUSE Tt'es 89 84 9. 269 f9 Oreen 84 07 90 -271 91 Farnbsm 105 87 90 291 97 Wynkoop jna 82 20 93 Tbr 1 90 82 2W3 88 ToUls .' 4r 448 449 1380 PortUnd Printing BouO woa two games. BASKETBALL GAMES Coach Reynolds' Jamea John High School basketball quintet easily de feated the Hill Military academy team yesterday afternoon In tha Portland Academy gymnasium, 39 to 10. Tha cadets were not ln very good form due to the lack of practice. The feature of 4ba game waa the playing of D. L. Lsirsen. who regis tered 18 points. He made elgnt bas kets In the laat period. The line-ups: James John. Position. C. Phillips (11)... F D. Larsen (18) F F.. Hiatt (10) C Capt. Wrinkle a Jcver G. . . . Officials Charles Botsford. of Reed college, referee; P. W. Lee, coach of Portland academy, timekeeper. Subatltutions Haines for Stewart, Prestel for Bell, Stewart for Haines.. Hill. , Scott 6J Stanfleld . . (5) Dand .... Stewart . . . Bell Tomorrow night at 8:30 o'clock on the; Multnomah club gym, tha crack Multnomah club team will line Up araiDBt Dallas, Or. The Dallas players, who have been defeated but a few tlnies ln the last 12 years, are confi dent of trimming the local hoopers. The Newsboys first and second tekms were winners ln the games played Wednesday night ln ths Neighborhood house. The first team Von from the M. & F. squad, 38 to 25, and tha second team defeated the Shattuck school team, 20 to 4. 1 . The T. M. C. A. Crusaders won from the Peninsula Park Juniors yesterday by the score of 11 to 8. Spokane, Wash., Jan. 21. Tha Ore gon Agricultural college basketball quintet defeated tha Gonaaga college team last night by tha score of 27 to 15. WEEGHMAN BUYS OtJBS OF CHICAGO - FROM 0. P. TAFT National League Team Will Move to North Side Grounds. Clilca go, Jan. Xi. fl. N. SI The Chicago National league baseball club Is no -longer a wast side institution. Its future home will be the north side, tha official transfer taking place yesterday. The scenes were laid In tha vice president's office of tin Corn Exchange bank and the prlnclpel role, that of delivering a certified check for $600,000 to bank officlaU was enacted by Charles H. Weeri man, former Federal league mogul, who now becomes president of tho combined Cub-Whale outfits. Immediately following the transfer Char lea H- Thomas, former Cub preti- dent, tendered his resignation. He and other attaches of the old Cub regime were paid off In full. Later In the afternoon tha stock holders met ln Wreeghman'e office. They decided to wait a week or 10 days before electing officers for the new company. In the meantime Weeghman will serve as president. Weeghman announced that Robert Breanahan' a contract was taken cars of. Barney Dreyfus and Ban Johnron, official schedule makers, finished their deliberations yesTrday. They refused to tell what they did. but verified the report that both leagues will open oa April 12. The schedule as drafted will be submitted to the National and American league club owners, and if O. K-'d, will be adopted at league meet Inge to be held ln February. Carlisle SI ens With Omaha. San Francisco, Cal , Jan. 21. Walter Carlisle, who, for three seasons, was the leading run getter ln the Pacific Coaat league, has signed a contract to play with the Omaha Western league team. Carlisle started ln the P. C. L. with Loa Angeles, and then went to Vernon in 1909. He remained with the Tigers until last season, when Me Credie traded Walt Doane for him. He drew hla 'lease near ths close of tha season. F. G. Elliott Is Dead. Lebanon. Or., Jan. 21. E. G. Elliott an Oreeon pioneer of 1825,v died this city Friday, January 14, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Knepper, at the age of 68 years. He was born ln Kentucky. He was a well known school teacher. INTER-CLUB Boxing and Wrestling TONIGHT Spokana Amateur Athletic Club Versus Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club MULT. CLUB G.YM., 8:15 SHARP Gen. Adm. $1.00. Reserved ring side seats for same price, while they last, on application at Club Office. REXMERE light fcs. v weight rSjJ laundered jg. ' wf collar with ,hfrf?v' tape jfth$i buttoni " Ide Collars 21W2&S ' IO..I01M.. ftUkers, Trsf. . T. ' m i H array W. WTWy. DtiatlM Ooed ' Housekeeping Bureaa as faodsi taaitsttsa aad Basil. No Child Is "Naturally Lazy St 1? YOUR little boy or girl isn't listless, apathetic, sleepy at the wrong time naturally. Something is wrong. That something is usually consti pation. Constipation is one of the greatest dangers of childhood not only in childhood but because it is an in sidious habit that grows and be comes chronic as the years go yon. Do not ose cathartics and strong' pnrgts for children, except on doctor's orders. Thej weaken the natural process of eraca tfen and arc dangerously habit-prmlnf. Nujol, a pure whllv mineral oil, la tha medically endorsed remedy for constipa tion. Nujol arts solely as a lubricant oiling the Intestinal tract, softening tba contents, and thus promoting easy normal eradiations. It Is not absorbed by the jitem, and maj be taken in any quantity without barm. Hence it if especially re commended for children. Nujol is colorless, odorless and tasteless. Orer 42,000 doctors already hare asked cs to send them samples of Nujol. Write for booklet, "The Rational Treat ment of Constipation." If your druggist hasn't it, we will -send a pint bottle of Nujol prepaid to any point ln the United States on receipt ef Ibe money order ar tamps. THE PUEE WHITE MINERAL OIL STANDARD OIL GOMPANV " (Now Jersey) Bayonne n ' ' 'New Jersey P it totals 4tblDfl ...688 736 7S7 2191 PORTLAND; las 99 1 SBO 109' 109 as sua CopjftOchtBaSciftUfla &Max - - - CopvritLIartSchaflner &Marr 119 I i 4 - - .-. - : . . ft. . -- . . ,1