THE OREGON DAILY , JOURNAL. PORTLAND.- FRIDAY. MAY 19. 1916.
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V. 0. W. DELEGATES
TO HEAD CAMP AT
DENVER ARE NAMED
Selection of Representatives
Made at District Conven
tion In This'City.
HFAfimMSM IS INDORSED
even Member to Atteaa Head Camp
as Delegate During Month
of Aug-ast.
The twenty-fourth district conven
tion of the Woodmen of the World yes
terday wu held at Multnomah W. O.
W. hall, East Sixth and East Alder,
presided over by E. A. McEachern, of
Roae City camp. The principal bul
neaa of the 151 delegates from 14
camps In the district comprising Mult
nomih, Columbia and Clatsop counties,
was the election of seven delegates .o
attend the head camp at Denver. Colo.,
next August. They were M. A. Mc
Eachern of Rose City camp; J. J. Jen
nlngs, of Prospect camp; Kred German
and George Rossman, of Web foot
camp; J. O. Wilson, T. J. Kreuder and
J. K Wells. ef. Multnomah camp. Res
olutions were adopted Indorsing I. I
Boak for reelection as head consul by
the head camp; establishment of
bom for aged members; payments lit
case of total disability or after reach
lng 70 years of age, of the Insurance
policy In the shape of a pension to the
member; the establishment of a Junior
order, and the marking of the graves
of deceased members with an em
blsmatlo Iron stake and flower holder.
MINOR BASEBALL
A meeting Qf the managers of the
Commercial Baseball league will be
held this evening at 6:30 o'clock In
the Pine Btreet Coffee house to cot
Wer the protest of the Crane com
pany team In last Saturdays gam)
with the Flelchner. Mayer &. Co. leant,
.which was forfeited In the ninth
Inning to the latter team. The play
ing of Harvey Hessian of the Kleich
ner, Mayer & Co. team will also be
discussed. Hessian, it la said, Is In
eligible. The Mason, Ehrman & Co. baseball
team will play the Overlook team to
' morrow afternoon on Montgomery
Mats.
" The Baby Beaver Intercity Baseball
team will play the First National Ban't
team this afternoon, provided weather
conditions permit. The contest n
scheduled to be played on the Vaughn
, ejtreet grounds.
' The Lenta Graya win play the
Golden Rod ball tossera next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock on the Penin
sula Park grounds and In the after
noon the Grays will play the Overlook
team on the same grounds. Ed Hues
Ing and Chamberlain will form- the
game and Johnson and Chamberlain
' in me ariernoon game.
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'; Jamaica, May 19. (I. N. S.)-F. E.
at 15 to 1. won the classy Paumonok
' handicap from a large field, which in
cluded High Noon, the favorite. The
race ws the feature event of the
..Metropolitan opening, and was worth
$3600.
A cold rain yesterday held down the
opening crowd at the races to 10,000.
Police prevented, betting except imon:
a few who made private wagers.
Jack Ness Recalled
By Chicago Leader
Chicago. May 19. (I. N. 8.) Jack
Ness, formerly of the Oakland ball
club, released early in the season by
the White Box, has been recalled. He
leaves today for Philadelphia and will
Join the 8ox there tomorrow.
Ness was turned over to Baltimore
by Manager Rowland but refused to
report. Joining the Butler Brothers
The White Sox have been falling by
the wayside since the start of their
, present eastern trip and Rowland ap
pealed to President Comlskey for
help. After several conferences Ness
.was Induced ,to rejoin his old mates.
He will probably be put on the Ini
tial sack at once and John Collins put
. back In the outfield, which means that
Fournler will be benched until he
hows signs of regaining his batting
eye.
Cons Attend Baseball Game.
Columbus. Ohio, May 19. (U. P.)
Released for one day on their honor,
46 Ohio state prison convicts attended
a baseball game in whloh their team
was defeated, and returned to their
cells when the game was over.
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DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT
COME IN AND SEE FOR YOURSELF, THAT IS
THE ONLY WAY. SEEING IS BELIEVING.
THIS IS NOT MEANT FOR THOSE
WHO HAVE BOUGHT HERE BEFORE
; THEY KNOW
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OREGON TO BE WELL REPRESENTED AT THE BIG W.
1 J. O. Wilson. 3 Fred German
Portland Fans Feel
Sorry for Fitzgerald
Portland baseball fans learn, with re
gret, of the serious injury in Wednes
day same of Justin Fitzgerald, the
great outfielder of the San Francisco
club, a told In last night's Green Sheet.
Fits Injured himself so badly in sliding
Into a base that he may have to go on
the operating table. At any rate, he
may be out of the season for several
weeks, and chances are that he can't
get back this season. In the meantime
Sheehan "will play right field, and If
he falls to hold up, Wolverton will call
on St. Louis for an outfielder. Few of
thm can take Fitzgerald's place.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Paclfio Coast League.
Won.
Vrrnnn 24
Kai Franclnco 25
To Angeles 19
Salt Lake 1
takland 19
Tortland ..i 14
National Lsaa-ti.
Lost. Pet.
17 " .555
1" .61
20 .4T
2 .474
2T. .432
19 .121
Lost. Pet.
B .E91
..-i01
10 .683
13 .5.18
15 .493
13 .435
17 .433
17 .303
Lost. Tel.
9 990
10 .643
1U .320
14 .481
Id .14
17 .414
1 .4f7
15 .385
8 .800
9 .650
ft .628
12 .465
1 1 .450
11 .421
10 .830
8 .819
9 .571
10 .643
It .642
14 .440
12 .420
20, .259
8 .836
9 .625
9 .600
10 . J124
12 .463
12 .429
14 .864
15 348
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Brooklyn . . .
Ho ton
Philadelphia
Chicago
E. Louts . .
N w York . .
Cincinnati . .
Plttaburg ...
Amerloaa League.
Won.
Cleveland 20
Washington 18
New York IS
Doton 13
retrolt 15
Cticago J2
PilUdelphia H
Bl. Louis 10
Vorthwsstern League.
Spokane i
fVieat Fa 11a
Butts
kattl
.11
..10
.10
anronrar 9
Taeoma 8 .
American Association.
LoulsTllle 17
Minneapolis 13
Colombo IS
Toledo H
Indianapolis 13
Kansas Cltr H
St. Paul
Milwaukee 7
Western League.
Lincoln
Wichita
Topska
Pes Moloes...
Omaha
St. Joseph....
Denver
Sioux City ..
. .is
..14
..11
..10
.. 9
.. 8
.. 8
Italian scientists have perfected
highly nutritious bread that is made
from partially sprouted grain.
EXTRA
VALUES EVERY DAY.
ALL OUR MEN'S AND
vni imp. MPfpe ci irrc
AT $15 ARE EQUAL
TO WHAT OTHERS
ASK $25 FOR.
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a T. J. Krender. 4 George Rossman. 5 J. L. Wells 6 J. J.
Jennings. 7 M. A. McEachern.
BASEBALL BREVITIES
Elliott Still Suspended.
Lros Angeles, May 19. (P. N. 8.)
"Rowdy" Elliott, manager of the Oaks,
was still under suspension today. He
said that he had not heard from Presi
dent Al Baum of the Coast league since
Wednesday.
Spencer Traded to Yankees.
Los Angeles, May 19. (P. N. 8.)
Tub Spencer, ""thu hueay backstop of
the Vernon club, has been traded to
the New York American league club,
it was learned here.
Says Accidents Will Decide.
Los Angeles. May 19. (P. N. S.)
That the team with the least accidents
will win the Pacific Coast league pen
nant race this year was the claim ad
vanced by Manager Ham Patterson of
Vernon.
"I have to laugh at the reports from
San Francisco that the Seals are going
to win in a walk, said Patterson.
There . is not a club In the Coast
league that figures ltsel fto finish in
the second division.
Outfielder Ken Williams has been
suspended by Manager Nick Williams
because of illness. When he recovers
Williams will release a twlrler to get
within the 14-man limit.
Outfielder Red Murray, formerly
with the New Tork Giants, and
Catcher McKee of the Detroit Tigers,
have been signed by the Toronto In
ternationals.
Smoky Joe Wood will probably be
Isold or traded to the Cleveland Amer
icana In the near future.
Jim Delehantv has .succeeded Mike
Finn as manager of the Beaumont,
Texas, league team.
Levinsky to Meet Flynn.
Chattanooga. Tenn.. May 1. (I. K.
S.) Battling Levinsky of New York.
will meet Porky Flynn of Boston, in
an eight round bout before the Ran
dolph Rose Athletlo club here May 80.
Leo Kelly of SC Louis, and Jake Abel
of Chattanooga, will box eight rounds
on the same card.
Brant Suspended by Chance.
Los Angelea, May 19. (P. N. S.)
Pitcher Grover Cleveland Brant, who
was turned over to the San Antonio
club of the Texas league, has been sus
pended by Manager Frank Chance for
failure to report to the southern club,
according to word received her from
the north. ,
American Association.
Indianapolis , Milwaukee 4.
Louisville 8. Kansas City 4, (12
innings).
Columbus 8, Minneapolis S.
Toledo 6, St. Paul 0.
Norwegians Are Not
Hyphenated Citizens
rarrinf Patriotiolldresees Are Mads
M the Celebration of Norwegian In
dependence Bay In Tacoauu
Taeoma, Wash., May 18. (U. P.)
"When anybody tells you the Norwe
gians are hyphenated Americans. I
want you to knock him down. They
have always stood for life, liberty and
pursuit of happiness. They are nursed
in the cradle of liberty and make the
best of American cltlsens."
This patrlotio declaration was made
by J. A. Sorley at Moose ball last night
where 100 men and women had gath
ered to celebrate Norwegian Independ
ence day.
Judge J. M. Arnton made similar as
sertions, saying: "To me Americanism
is not a nationality it is a principle as
high and lofty as eternity."
Brother of Nurse Is
Executed in Ireland
Oolbert of afaa- ryaaeiseo
Xtsaraa Jrrom Sews XHspatohes of
Death of BeUUve.
San Francisco, May 18. (U. P.)
Miaa Johanna Colbert, a nurse of San
Francisco, is grieving today for the
death of her brother. Cornelius, exe
cuted for participating In the Irish re
bellion. She learned 1 the news from
press dispatches, and is anxious to
hear details of her brother's death
0. W. CONVENTION
Aggie and Oregon
Freshies to Clash
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
Us, Or., May 19. Today and tomorrow
will be big days for the freshmen ath
letic teams at the Oregon Agricultural
college. This afternoon, the Uni
versity of Oregon's baseball yearlings
will be met In the first of a two game
return series on the local diamond.
The second game will be played to
morrow morning and in the ofternoon
the first year track teams of both
schools will compete on the Aggie
oval.
Prospects are exceptionally bright
for O. A. C victories in all three
events. The orange and black fresh
men took the first two games from
the University tossers at Eugene sev
eral weeks ago and with the same bat
terles ' and playing to a home crowd
they should experience little trouble
in landing the long end of the score
here.
Some of the best track men in col
lege this year are freshmen, but they
are not allowed to compete in col
legiate meets on uccount of the one
year rule.
Cecil Curl, a former Pendleton lnter
scholastlc ftar, is slated to make
things merry in both the quarter and
half mile and will also run in the
relay. Curl took second in both events
in the Multnomah dual meet in which
freshmen were allowed to participate.
iucas is a sure rive point man in
the two mile and will also run the
mile. Dutton and Reardon will per
form in the sprints and Reardon will
also run the hurdles. Casey, who is
good for about 10 points, will not be
entered on account of being away from
college on a forestry trip. Larsen, a
pole vaulter, is on the same trip.
Other entrants are: McNeill, shot-
put; Radcllffe, hurdles; Eakln, high
Jump and pole vault; Batterlty, 440
and relay; Reynolds, mile and two
mile; Briggs, discus.
Millionaire and Wife Blake Up.
8an Francisco, May 19. (P. N. S.)
Harmony has been restored between
George Wlngfield, millionaire mining
man of Nevada, and his wife, who has
been living in this city at the home of
her parents. Mra Wlngfield and her
children will leave here shortly for the
Reno home, it is announced, and the
family will be united again.
Pope Again Leads Manufacturers.
New Tork, May 19. (L N. 8.)-t
a meeting of the board of directors'
of the National Association of Manu
facturers at the Waldorf-Astoria hotel.
Colonel George Pope, of Hartford.
Conn., was elected to serve big fourth
consecutive term as president.
Cheese factories of the United States
annually produce four pounds for each
inhabitant of the country.
Special Train Service Sat
urdays and Mondays,
May 29, for
Deschutes Anglers
Oregon Trunk Ry.
Central Oregon
line
Every Saturday and also Monday,
May 89 (account Decoration day).
North Bank-Oregon Trunk train (no
change of caxa) will leave Fall
bridge 11:60 A. M., arriving Frieda
4:07. North Junction 4:30. South
Junction E.OO A. M.. other points
correspondlnc time. Returning,
train will leave Bend :30 P. if,
Sundays and also Tuesday, May 80.
South Junction 9:28. North Junc
tion 9:88. Frieda 10:81 P. M.: arriv
ing time Portland. 8:00 A. M un
changed. Tourist sleeping car berths $1.00
4s carried on train S. leaving
PortlandV :00 P. M.. North Bank
Limited. Ieavina: Portland 7:10 P.
M.. connects with Deschutes train
at FaUbridge.
Ask -to have our fish bulletin
mailed you, ,
: .'City Ticket Office,
- Fifth and Stark Street f
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p.
OS. L SYSTEMS
II Health Due to Fall While
Skating Believed Cause fof
Retirement.
Omaha, May 19. A. L. Mohler hag
resigned from Che presidencies of the
Union Pacific: and Oregon Short Una
railways, the resignations to be effect
ive July 1. Announcement of the de
cision to retire was made last nigkt by
Mr.; Mohler. No reason was made pub
lic, but Mr. Mahler's health has been
poor slnoe he fell on the ice while skat
ing' last winter in a municipal park, and
it la believed this may have Influenced
him. Officials of the roads would -not
discuss his action. Mr. Mohler an
nounced that lie would remain with the
companies In an advisory capacity. -
Persistent gossip In railroad circles
for more than two years has had it
that eventually the Union Pacific sys
tem would be tied even more closely
with its. component companies than It
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Other Stores Sen Francisco, Oakland, Sacramento, Sen Jose, Los 'Angelas, Saa DSogo and Other
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Until 9 P. M.
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is bow;' that. Instead of having three
railroads under one financial organise
tion, but with three executive organisa
tions, the system would In time be op
erated as one. under one presidency and
one9 general management, has repeated
ly been asserted,
Should such be the Intention of the
board of directors or ebe system, stu
dents of transportation see in the re
tirement of A. 1 Mohler from the
presidency of the Union Pacific rail
road and the Oregon Short Line the
auspicious moment to put this plan Into
effect.
X D. Farrell. president f the O-W.
R. N. Co.. western link In the Union
Pacific system, was on an Inspection
trip north of Portland today. That he
would be the logical successor to Mr.
Mohler and at the same time executive
of the entire system, should the direct
ors effect ttais closer union, there is
little oeflfltt.
Mr. Farrell has been schooled In every
brmnoh of railroading and ha been
Identified both with the Hill and Jlar
riman Interests at various periods la
his career.
Mr. Mohler was president of the O.
R. 4 N. Co. in Portland for many years
before he was transferred to Omaha,
and slnoe Portland ceased to be bis resi
dence he has made frequent visits to
his former haunts.
Farrell Declines to Comment.
Seattle. Wash., May It. (I. N. a)
J. D. Farrell, president of the Oregon
Washington Railroad and Navigation
company, who is In Seattle today, re4
fused-to comment upon reports that
he would succeed A. L. Mohler, whose
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Bradbury System Suits $20 to $40
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Intended retirement as president of
the Un ton Pacific railroad and the
Oregon Short Line has been announced
from Omaha. ' j
Farrel would neither confirm nori
deny the truth of the rumor content- '
lng himself with the laconlo assertion .
that he bad no comments to maxe.
Among officials of the O-W. R.
N. company here the belief is ex
pressed that the report is without
foundation and' that the election of
Farrell to the presidency of the Union
Pacifio system is unlikely at this time.
Fire Destroys Film
ExchangesjjLoss Big
Detroit. Mich.. May II. U. P.)
Fire in - the Universal and Bluebird
Film exchange this afternoon de
stroyed films said to be valued at be
tween 1400.000 and $500,000. Thirty
girl employes fiod from the two places
and many of them had narrow esoapes
One girl was seriously cut.
Germany and Turkey
Make Trade Alliance
Amsterdam, May II. (I. N. S.)
The Cologne Gazette states that ne
gotiations for an alliance between
Germany and Turkey on a basis of
equal rights and mutual assistance In
peaceful work of . development, are
practically concluded.
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