THE .OREGON - DAILY, JOURNAL, PORTLAND,, FRIDAY, : MARCH 8, 1918.
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PING BODIE.
'TO PRESENT NECESSARY
STRENGTH TO YANKEES
Ex-Seal. Slugger and Derrill Pratt Will Round Out Garden and
In nerWorks, of New York A mericans; Connie: Mack Gets
: Another Star for Service Flagof Athletics. -
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NEW YORK, March 8 (U. P.) Connie Mack, the David
Harum of Montgomery county, Pennsylvania,, today had
., f ;, , remedied a serious situation that might have taken all the joy
s out of the Athletics' -spring jtrainirig trip. It looked for a time as
though Mack, would haveto start the season with at least one of
,f the 1917 crop of regulars. But Miller Muggins and Hughey Jen
, .nings came to Connie's rescue with a three-cornered swap that am
7 putated Ping Bodie, the last of the old guard, from the Mack pay-
roll. . .; . -. , v
' r 'In return for the fencebuster, Mack gets George Burns, whi
' been firstbasing for the Tigers the last few seasons, That
; Bunts -is. in class one A of the draft doesn't appear to be One of
Mack's worries. .
- The acquisition of Bddle rounds
out the Yankee outfield con
. summation greatly desired by about
: 5,600,000. more or less fans of Great
er New York. It also evidently
leaves Jennings with the problem
j -of breaking; Jn an assistant for Ty
Cbbb and Bobby Veach, as Harry
Hellman is almost certain to be
- -Jerked from the garden to fill the
vacant spot at first Base.
, Another Star In Fhfjf
Am for Mack his benefit from the
deal at this writing appears to be
. limited to the possibility of addtnn-
another star to-the Athletics aerv-
ice flag-, f y
' Headed by Miller Hut-fins, the
j, advanoe, iruard of the Yankees left
here today for. Maoon, a a., to be--kin
spring training.
By March 15 tlie entire squad will
b In camp, juid.the work of get
? - Una; Into shape for the coming cam
t. peln Hugiins first in the Amer.
lean lcegrue will be in fulf swing.
' Yankee fans witnessed the- de-
, parture ot the squad with a feel-
inc Of nnt m am Than kaKav. U.
Kins has the class as a manager.
They believe they will make good.
Believes He Has Winner
"I -have seldom started on a
southern trip with greater hopes for
a successful season," said Hugglns.
"X consider. the Yankees a club with
splendid prospects and I believe I
have the nucleus for a winner."
' Bodies is expected to lend the nec
essary hitting strength to the out
field, while Del Pratt will Wllinff nut
"the tn field.
- The entry of the new manager in
the American league will be watched
with interest Hugglns has had his
uprsnA downs but his capability
has never been questioned. He will
" gWei hlajhead with Jthe .Yankees
and-his efforts to jnaks aflrst di
vision olub of tham win be a feature
of the. early, season here.?
B-
Liberty Loan Fliag
I - : "R i onrl of flnni
Raised at Capital
, Washington, Marches, (L N. S.)
Before an assemblage of 6000 employes
of the treasury department. Lewis B.
Franklin, director of the war loan or
ganisation, today raised the new honor
flag of the third Liberty loan on top
of the treasury building. The flag was
made by Mrs. W. O. .MeAdoo and the
wives of other cabinet members. The
flag has a red border with a white cen--tef
and three vertical blue stripes. The
ceremony was filmed for the "movies."
A duplicate of the flag will be presented
to every stats and town that exceeds
Its quota of the third Liberty loan.
. SHOE
OOglKIE
LIQUIDS AND PASTES.
TAfi, rDARU DROWN OR
' 3 PRESERVE THE LEATHER. "
x T .,y TkeT, F. D ALLEY CORPORATIONS, LIMITED. BUFFALO. H. T. " '
EXPECTED
What Is Battle.
Coming To, When
These Don Mitts?,
CAMP CrSTEH, Kielb, Jf arefc
Women annet of the base hos.
pltal will learn boxing aider
the Instrnetlon of Charley White,
division boxing lnstrnetor. dasaes
were organised yesterday and the
training Immediately started. There
are nearly tee unci here.
Latin-America May
, Go Dry Unwillingly
Washington, March !. (U. P.) Latin
America may soon become an involun
tary recruit In the problbiUon rank.
Representatives f Interacts exporting
malt products to South American coun
tries from the United States are in
Washington to ascertain whether barley
for malting will be available for export
from the 1918 crop.
The malters point out that since trade
relations between Germany and Austria
and South America oeaaed. the LaUn
American republics. have looked to the
United States for practically their entire
aqppiy of malt
"South America's brewerlee will hare
to Close if we do ntft send them barley,"
lt, cry of the maltta Interests to
official Washington. ,
In Texas LegislaturiB
Austin, Texas, March a. (L. n. a
. m wnicn maxes it a f eb-
,i i ; , i Ul"'cri remark or com
mit disloyal acts during the war haV
Ing passed both houses of the state leg
islature today awaits- only the slgna-
., . riunni, w BOOORie' a
Advanoe in Price of
' Gas Expected- Soon
New York.- March i.--a. .- K. &)A
sharp advance Is expected in the price
of gasoline, kerosene and other sroUucta
oi peiroieum as a result of tne ad
vanced price for . crude oil to pa .an
tiounced by the government wlthinVhe
courage
and
Keep&ur
Shoes Neat
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FOR DLACK. WHITE.
S.DWfJD GlIoK
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Hp HIS; RUSSIAN WOLFHOUND, once the property ot
I Grand. Duke Nicholas, cousih( the ex-czar, waexhibited
. at the annual bench show at Madison Square Garden;
New.Yprk, byrMrs. Mf N. Palmer of Connecticut. "He was a
great favorite of the former czar. i r.
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OF JOHN
' j SULLIVAN
By H. C. Hamilton :
Oopyrlht, 1M. by Ciltid fna)
CHAPTER XVI
,f Sullivan Continued for some time
after this to tour the country, taking
. on man after .man and winning, but
the Importance of these goes was
. small, and he really never ; had an
other bout of consequence until he,
'met Charley Mitchell - in Chantilly,
France,, for the championship, a. bout
which, perhaps, was the hardest the
Boston Strong, Boy. over engaged in.
despite records of the 75 round slug
i f est with Jake Kllraln. He met Pad
dy Ryan In San Francisco arid de
feated him in three rounds, but Ryan
Vas only a memory of his former
self and little credit was attached
to tho victory for Sullivan.
"Befnses Prince's Present
v .- Then Sunivan went to England for
. some' exhibitions, and. as he put it
afterward, some sport. He had the
sport and he engaged In several ex
hibitions, one of - them before the
Prince of Wales, who afterward be
ftune King Edward VII of England.
It Is related that Sullivan and the
prince became fast friends, but
whether this is true cannot be stat
ed with any basis of fact, for
Sullivan never talked about It. In
deed, when he spoke of the prince at
all, it usually was to tell a funny
story .about how the prince had once
sent him a cane after seeing him In
- an exhibition.
- The cane really was a pretty af-
fair, gold headed, and made of the
finest wood. A servant of the prince
delivered the stick, and when Sulli
van; unwrapped the parcel and
looked -at the shining present, he
DENMARK IS
NOW FACING
STARVATION
A ATLANTIC PORT, Hare
(I. 2T. 8.) The; embargoes
of the allies and tne German
smbntarine blockade has brought
Seamark to Us actaal verge of
starvation, aeeordiag to -Peter Ot
ear De Tretcaow, Sanlta. consul
general at Chicago, who Is home
from visit te his native Una. ' : '
Te people of wy eenntry are
actnally .starving," said Us . Ban
lil official, an the poor sad or
alaary wefl-to-do sre being hit
alike. Money win not parches
necessaries beeanse the supply ef
everything needed te snsUln ute
Is lew. ,. Food prises are fast get
ting beyond . the reach c ef meet
persons."
De Tresehew win go to Wash
tngtenstd. present- the sltsaUea to
the state department, and. hopes
for aaodlfleauea ef Ue Amertoaa
eninarge. . .
Ask Approval for
Enlisted Men's Olub
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Washington: March r:-.t. -nt h rC
war and navy? departments were asked
wiayfio approve ox a proposed, society
fc
S" was fond of telling that he handed
it back to the servant, growled a
couple of times, and then shouted:
'Take that thing back and ask the
prince if he thinks I'm a cripple." .
MKeaen Fend Developed
Sullivan always ended the story
by saying' he , never received any
. more present from the Prince of
Wales.
The old feud with Charley Mitchell
developed while Sullivan was in
England and the exchanges became
so bitter and personal that a match
between them was arranged at the
behest of some English and French
sporting men. Baron Rothschild
was one of the latter, and offered his
estate near Chantilly, Franceftr
the battle.
Sullivan had been living high in
England. He was meeting only the
poorest boxers, although he offered
to meet the champion of England or
any other man the promoters want-
tHe was drinking champagne'
I alejy the barrel, figuratively
aklng and was taking- on Iota of
However, be readily consented
to the match with Mitchell. n fet,
fft never was known to turn down
a? match with a worthy opponent,
with the exception of the time when
he drew a line of color against Peter
Jackson.
It was Sullivan's first long fight
Sl-W"i.to touht uner London
Prise Ring .rules. That is, the
to lart untu man
or the other wag thrown or knocked
to .the ground. No gloves were, to
Jh men were to fight
with bare fists. -
for enlisted men of both branches of
thet service to be known as the pa -trtoUc
Brotherhood. The aims of the
society are for the moralnnY social
betterment of the enlisted men andln.
hS7 .ftJ?J!i ?wrabl . P
abroadT HU' oountry mnd
HUSTLER CLUB
DOUBLE MAIN EVENT
CbampioDsliip BOXING
"THE CRACKEBJACK lrW
TORKEB -
MARTY FARRELL
vs. Portland's aggressive middle
r. - avelght -
AL SOMMERS
PslfleCoas Lightweight
Championship
MUFF BR0NS0N
CHET NJ3FF
vs.
Joe Gorman-Weldon Wins;
Abe Gordon v. Billy Ryan
lllh St. PLAYHOUSE
Wed. Even'g, Mar. 13
; - Prices $1, $L50, $2
Seats Now on Sala ' v
RicVs and StuWs Cigar Stores
OREGON'S
GRAPPLE
SQUAD, Hir
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Captain Grey Down With Measles
, and Is Removed Frorn Squad
for.Saturday Meetv , V
I TNTVERSITT . of Oregon, Eugene,
March I. Oregon's varsity 'wrestling
teanv1 which win meet, the O, A. C.
grapplers In Hajrward hall on Saturday
ntgbt, has been changed in personnel so
w past we inii even voacn
ShAjtley la la the air an to who will
represent the Jemon-yeUow on the mat
agaiiurttfceAggle . t , . ,
""The latest Mow 'has been- the. failure
of Captain Harold Grey to keep In con
dition. ' which niade ueceasary his re
moval fFOIR the aauad. (Irmv nnw in
bed with German measles and , has no
cnanoe to- participate in the week-end
bouts. Gaorra-fTavlor. viraltv ics mmul
J letter man, was elected captain 0f the
team n urey's vacated niche. He
is a junior tn ooHegs. and this Is hla sec-
ono year on tat mat. ; . : - j
Coach 'ShoAlclfnr tA ,im
Thurston Lara way, a Junior from EU.
gene, to wrestle in the 145 pound divi
sion anlv tn flnA ntt . mm Tii.Xa ,m
his proUge wan far overweight and had
o wucf 10 com oown Dy Batnrdajv
Now he is forced to one Klmer" Howard,
K rwn. uniriea due willing i wreauer,
I Howard Is four pound under the stipu
iaiea weignc ana coacn Bhockjey holds
out little hope for him whan he meets
Captain Stroma, the aggressive, expert.
vjkw orvaiua man. ' - -
Arvo Preps fer War
blast last weekn the 115 pound classi
vo j-pruana prior to nis en
trapoe in the fourth ordnanea acoountlng
! wnicn hi rrn nil Mnimn 11 a
" . eewi (a jpimvi
wan a sure bet in the paperweight
mmmm, man mm macuity i compete leaven
Coach Shockley in a lurch. However, the
one redeeming feature' of the week's
program ass oeen tne Cne showing of
Bruce FleraL a ueond tum h
Will wrestle mm Ormimn'm MnMa.t..
at 115 pounds. Flegal is maklnga great
cwnvuac over rus rortner mediocre'
showing. Two weeks ago Bimola was
able to toes Flegal about the mat at win
and now Flegal is keeping Hill and Wil
son, the 125 and US imuiuUm m t,i-
erv mm WSJI m& ITT lg
toes to handle him.
CJauda H1U is putting himself through
the most strenuous conditioning stunts
RUB RHEUMATIC
TOUT
Don't suffer! Relief tomes
the moment you rub with
"St Jacobs liniment"
What's rheumatism? Pain only! '
Stop drugging Not one case in fifty
requires Internal treatment. Rub the
misery right away! Apply soothing;
penetrating "St. Jacobs Liniment" dl
rectly upon the "tender spot" and relief
comes instantly. "St, Jacobs Liniment"
is a harmleaa-j-haunMtfffm ami
reUef which never disappoints and can
vum or aurooior ne sun.
Umber npl Get a smaU trial bottle
rram.vour druararlat mmA u -
- - - w j m mu.
ment you 11 be free from rheumatlo and
rcuiuca. pain,, soreness, stiffness and
swelling. Don't suffer! "St.. Jacobs
Liniment" has relieved minions of rheu
matism sufferers in the last half oen-
tnrv. mmA 4a luat t .
. - bwuv, u acwacs,
neuralgia, lumbago, backache, sprains
PAIN
RJGH
include the new flannel fabrics that promise to
be so popular this Spring.- Blue, jjray, green and
brown are the most marked colors both single
and double breasted sty Fes are featured. Very;
close fitting, models, one and two-button effects.
Skeleton lined, beautifully trimmed with silk to
harmonize with color of suit.
' These 'models, although tnhde up strictly it accordance
with the government's regulations, are more classy and
snappy in appearance than ever . ,
; Priced $25 t6 $45 J :
NewSpringH
There are the new Fedora, Dent, Telescope and Trooper
styles in pearl grey, green, . brown; tan, bluerid black. Bands
to match or in contrasting shades.
;- 'Your Charge ;
Account
Solicited'
to be in the best possible shape for Sat
urdays meet. Coach Shockley gives Hill
an even break to win bis match In the
125 pound class. D wight Wilson Is looked
upon as assure winner to the US pound
division. Captain George Taylor will
be the varsity entrant-in the heavy
weight class. B. J. O'CoaneU of Port
land .will referee.
German Rail Service
pieffinninff to Break
Vulii JhT an-Pewer, v DeUrlorstion of
Biecs sxtea JUlesge Bnr
den yitem, Sajs Tk Hagme Report.
The Hague. Feb.J 14v (By MaU.)
Germany's raUway system has begun to
break under the war strain. Aside from
waning man power and the deterioration
of rolling stock, a burden , has been
added by the extra mileage which the
Germans are compelled - to operate in
occupied; terrltoryi -Thls extra trackage
may bo roughly-estimated, as follows:
Belgium, ;700 mOas; Poland and Russia,
U1A miles i Wanna. . 55 milMt
mania. 1400 miles; SerBTa, 750 miles.
v swos ins beginning of the war Oar
many has. built about ..120.000 new ears
and 8000 locomotives,, but this supply
has been found far inadequate for the
requirements.- : ;
-Many -.trains have been taken off en
tirely, fares. Increased and the running
time lengthened. A majority of the
trains are used exclusively for troop
movements, civilian travels always
coming in for- second consideration,
i The whole train secyice In Germany
has been reduced about W per cent In
an effort to aave coal and rolling itnxir
and this has aroused a storm of protest.
When your back
: aches try ?
BAUME
ANALGSIQUE
: BENGUli
Ask yesr ky$tmimt
to A CO. I
New York
THOS, Ltmimo
I Weslwerth BMs
STUMEZE
SAVES WOMAN FROM
SURGEON'S KNIFE
Jin. T. IBIS.' "Mr wifa ku mmm mm
SSd I have had two oociaia aritti V. "TV
said she bad appendicitis sad weald bnv ta
m pmaoa - suiee taa mu Ukuis
BTTJatXZK lite is met settlas alalia ftna. T
bcttare It wOl enra bar.". Jan. It. 191S.
moraine a it aoaada goad te me. I U
aw wm i vava.. , w. uiu, JVas. Okie.
2 Z m-mmm ( IIIIIIBJ Sap! ISJUj SJSJMtIU
4msb m mtisnia aTh all la 4. . a j Ti
Portland Plumber Thought
He Needed New Pipes
"My stomach and intastlnes were al
ways full of gas and Z often had severe
oolle attacks. The pain and soreness
caused me to think I needed a new set
of pipes, , ranee taking Mayri Wonder
ful Remedy all this has disappeared and
my only trouble now is to make enough
dough to buy an 'the food .I'd like to
eat." It is a simple, harmless prepara
tion that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the Intestinal tract 'and' allays the
inflammation which causes practically
all stomach, liver,- and intestinar ail
ments, including appendicitis. One dose
will conVlnc or money refunded. The
Owl prug Co, (Adv.)
eek?s Arrivals F
in Young Men's Suits
atsforMen
I I I II
Y.-M, 0. A. Workers
Flee Before Huns
New -y ork. March t ' N.' rajt
Worker of the T. M. C A. In Russia
are retiring before the German advance
into te Interior, according to cable
grams received by the associations local
headquartera A message - signed' by
Jerome Pa vis of Oberlln. Ohio, retlring
pational secretary f&r Russia,, reads :
"All frdot Y. M. C. A. huts Oermans
captured are destroyed. Secretaries an
safe. Association plans will, bo pushed
Another message said; "Majority of
secretaries: have gone to Siberia. Keen
ing representatives at Moscow. Releas
ing secretaries desiring to return to
America. - -
May Send Money to
AH 1 rtAV A'
olaxxco
ers
Washington.' March I. fl. n'
Money orders may be sent from the
United States to prisoners of war held
by the allies. This was made plain
i : :
CATARRH VANISHES
Her Is One Treatment That All Sniffer-
ore can eiy Lpon.
If ywi want to drive catarrh mnS all
Its disgusting symptoms from your sys
tem in the shortest possible time, go to
your druggist and ask fer a Hyomel out
fit today.
Breathe Hyomel and It will rid you of
catarrh j it gtvee such quick relief that
all who use ft for the first time are as
tonished, V
Hyomel is a pure, pleasant antisep
tic, which Is breathed Into the lungs
over the inflamed membrane ; It k-illa
the catarrh germ, soothes the sore spots
itvajia aui inuNiuntUQU.
Don't .suffer -another day with ca
tarrh : the disease Is dangerous and
often ends in eon sumption. Start the
Hyomel . treatment today. No stomach
dosing, no sprays or douches ; just
breathe it that's alL Ask The Owl
Drug; Co, r (Adv.)
nit
Do not continue to suffer with heart.
burn, dizain eas," after dinner distress.
neaoacne, biliousness, pain in the bow
els or sour and- gassy stomach. Get re
Uef at once buy today -a box of Ml-o-
na Tablets. They quickly and surely
end ' Indigestion and stomach distress
or money refunded, for sate Toy The
Owl Drug Co. (Adv.)
m QUICKLY
ENDS INDIGESTION
UEEPING SOLDIERS
Early in die world-war cod Kver oO was selected to
fortify the health of soldiers attains!: tfe rii?o WrVd
exponxre of camp fife and
that actually guarantees the pure quality of Kwrwegian Cod
liver Oil, -skilfully' emulsified to promote prompt
iauon which U always difficult with the raw oil.
Scoff's EmuUion is famous for putting power in
the hlood to thwart colds, grippe, pneumonia and
lung trouDie. it is free from alcohol or opiates.
iiWt.am L-a.La V
aasWne.oocaskl,ir.I.
L--$3;$i$5
'v Washington (
- Street at,
'T ' Tenth
3 1 ,..-:'.'.-
Thursday,; when the postoff ice depart
ment Instructed- postmasters ; that . such '
prisoners ars not J "snemjr tetts
.far as the postal regulations - sis ' con
earned, '--f
Reoently.itha postof flee department
eantioned postmasters' to exercise cau
tion when issuing moony orders, in order
to prevent. Uiem from .falling . Into the
hands of the enemy. The order was
misinterpreted by Ynany , postmasters,
who refused to aooept orders for. pris
oners of war on the ground they were
"enemy subjecta." '
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No Reasoo Asslaaed "K V
.( Frern tisadoB Opiaioa. ; -Vlear
fat village Red Cross Concert)
"Miss Jones will sing again I can
not tell you whjrf - .. . .-.
ITTLE
I VCR
I PILLS
-M;-vu,,,.;,.,V
The Beht nnblt
In The" World
U the likbit of lieiliiu
.The way -to set it U to
train youi' bowel f
through tho Uver to act
naturally. at--a v fixed
time, crery day.j',;;j;-
Take one pill ieffularly;
(more only if necessary) :
until you succeed. Then
you can top takinz
Uiem. without trouble or
annoyance.' V
This has bea tVo foo44aahh
rulo for 50 years. ' .
m r I I n-en ... v
'nsww .
LI
Calorlses faces of tan show tho
absentee mi Irem Is tko UeetL
Ccrtar's Iron PHIa
" wig fcaV this topdltioa. ;
to help keep up their etpstlu
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