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1 - ' t i " .; ' i - .. . '..' . . ' i - 9 : ... ... :'V; THE ORE rATESMANi SAI.fclM, M!(Lrc;i)r FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13, 1926 fate Iffc;; 1 D Te RIckard f Ordered to Go Aheid "With" Boutr Dempsey ' v-r' Faces Mullins" tTE..YORjK.rAuc. 13. (By The Associated Press. ): The state athletic commission today gave Its unqualified approval to the Demp-sey-Tunney heavyweight title 1at tle a'nd-ordered .. Promoter . , Tex RIckard to "go ahead with 'all ar rangements to stage the fight, at the; Yankee Stadium on September It in spite of the fact that Demp sey has not received . hls-vlicense and has jno, immediate prospect pf ' getting it, " r ' .-V- l- '.'.-id. !.; i 1 - . While the commission was Jam ming through this, action In a snappy half hoar session,' declar ing Dempsey In good standing on all counts and .recommending that he be jrivea hia. official permit, the outer officer of the bo jcing 'board were thtown into, an ttprjax ftthe fiery tljjt between- the channplpti and Paddy Mullins, gray haired manager of Harry Wills, that nearly ended In the pair coming to , blows., . . . " 4 , - Mollrns, incensed' by the refusal of the commission to ijlve him, a further hearing and the apparent shelving tf his lingering hopes of matctilflK his negro with the cham pion set of ti tlm spark., of a long smoulderlag ! feyd,t by.- sprunlng Dempsey'a - greetings as . ' they bumpedjnto each, other in a crowd of newspaper, men and onlookers. -Mullins accused v Dempsey of "dpuble-crossins in his various, dealings for a match with Wills then ?aUe.d;the champion a "liar." as the latter mentioned sending a telegram; to reassurance from Los Angeles' ' last' March' on ' articles slgnefw'ith the Colesiutn club of Chicago. - In .spite of nis white, hairs and 50' years, the squat-figured f Mul lins jumped to his feet, his face lighted" vf)th anger u aa .Dempsey turned away with a .remark, that "it's a good thing you're too old. "I'm npt too old t to Ukif you on," snouted .Mullins. i "It, you won't fight my man, , I'll f ight you.w s . , : ; i Intervention by calmer spirits included Gene. Normlle, one of Dempsey 's "business agents 'pre vented the clash, from going-further, ; bat Mullins flung, a . final bombshell" when , he chargedU he had been offered- and refused 150.000 to withdraw the challenge of.WiHs for a title match now'on file with the commission. " "I won't reveal now who made that offer,-butt'll do so at the proper time. This whole thing has been a frnmHTn mil T o n ' - ar ..v fr w w ib The'4flareup between Dempsey. au nimbus provea tne most dra matic event of the day, nut caused scarcely mpre- sensation . than a new rif between tie members of the athletic .commission and the license committee thus upsetting prospects that the champion would be granted -his . license- to fight Tuhney. . j . Today, special , session of, the commission called at the behest of. wuimgioaer ueorge JS. urower, was designed to iron out what were presumed to b the remain ing differences, but the refusal of the Meets officials. Colonel J. J. Phelanl and.' Colonel D. ' Walker Wear,.toJatjBind. Reaves the final . outcome Of the controversy still Jn ' the air. . ! ; : y Cplonels PhelAn" and Wear, not only; Wifatl refused to sit with the conjjilssCon. but exhibited an , attitude of antagonism which'con vlnced . observers that they are likely to reject Dettpsey's license application. 1 . : . , .Colonel Phelan asserted he be lieved It advisable in the interest of all concerned that each" body function separately but Colonel . Wear expTessed!: himself,'; more , forcibly in "his reply to NCommis sipner grower's invitation to at- ; tend today's ;ineeUrigtl :V ( "l ?cPy (regtet jhat;3u did not havoth; public interests in ; mind, previous to your wre of to day, ' and, I . could not under any condition , so , far , forget ,:my, self respect -by niee tin g wit n, ' the ' ath letic commission.' ,!t,- s The license committee,' accord ing to ''Colonel .vPh'rtanwUf'Bot meet, before, next . Tuesday to re consider i Dempsejr's ' application but. XommUsioners Brower'and William Muldoori, wfio fofte'd to day's; action over the - dissenting voice or . Chairman James A, Tftr- ley, toadeit, plain . they wm leave bo stone nnturned to clear . the path tor the Dempsey-Tunney con test.'. .. 'V- , iWY . PhiHpjflheL ConslaliiiJscy;... ;t : Finds Moros Troublesome . . ; MANILA -The Philippine coiw sUbuUfy;, thepolice' torcebt the Islands; numbers, 6,325 enlisted men. and 396 officers.-The annual " Teport of Brigadier General Rafael Crame. head of the . force, shows 2.4 le-f constabulary Ja Mindanao and Tula.' waere ' the Moroij are most troublesome. -. ' r, ,The enlisted personnels entlre ij -Flipino but a number of Ant ertcan officers are In the service from the rank of colonel 'down to vjhird lieutenant,; . chw - " "Z -f Seattle : Defeajtec- 4 to 1 i Oaks Win Front Senators, V Misstonsrjj Beavers 4; Seaale r . SJEAttLE Aujg l?.(By VAs sociated Press.) --The Portland base ball club landied hard on Jim E3llott, pride 'of SJeattle's hurling staff, "in" the. second innlng"cere today and 'won ! tbie ga'me. '.-Tie beavers t got , four : hits aid three runs 'off Elliott In the second and he was replaced by Martin, who fnturii 'gave .way to Peters. The Indians lone score was In the 9th. Score ' . R. .H; E. Portland ' , 4 8 0 Seattf X i-'.v . ; . I . . . 1-7 0 - Payne , and Wendell; Elliott,' Martin Peters and E. Baldwin Jen- MnsLf. ', - $ , . Oaks 4i Senators O . OAKLAND, Aug. 18. Shuck's blanked the Sacramento 'Senators here toda.yTwith hreehita andl the Oaklanders took, the lead . in. the series by scoring a 4 to 0 victory. Score R. H. E. Sacramento 0 3 1 Oakland . . ...4 8 1 l Vinci Keating and Koehler Pruetfr and Baker. Stars 11; Missions O , SAK FRANCISCO", Aug... l?.r i HollyVpo(d rKfVe I the Missions 1 a 1. to.'. 5 Vallopinjf .today ftp. capt ure their third straight game of the present series.' , Score R. H. E. Hollywood ..11 14 1 Missions 5 9 4 Sihgleton and Cook; Ludolph Bryan and Walters. Seals 15; Angela 8 LOS ANGELES. Aug. 12. San Francisco' evened its base ball series, with. Los Angeles here to day by drubbing the league lead ers IS to 8. Score R. H. E. San "Francisco .15 21 2 Los Angeles 8 14 1 ; , Moudy, ,M Itchell and : Vargas ; Stroud, Day and Hannah, Read. BHI HIDED 1UI0 Philadelphia Athletics Win Doubieheaderl Senators Beat New York Athletics 5-3: Boston l-O . BOSTON." Aug.: 12 By Xsso ciated. Press,) Philadelphia ve the Red Sox a double setback, liere today, defeating' Boston 5 to 0 'in the second game and 5 to 1 in the first, game, First, g&me R. H E. Philadelphia ........ 5 10 0 Boston ........ 1 g X Ehmke and Perkins; Wiltse, Winfield and Gaston, Bischoff. , Second game - R. H. E. Philadelphia :. 5 ;12 . 0 Boston '.,....... 0 v $ t , Rommell and Cochrane; Welzer fiuseeu ana o loses. ' Senators Si' New York 2 . WASHINGTON, Aug. 12. The Senators" made ftj three ih a row from Kew..York. today, winning 5 tc z. Score R. If. E. New York 2 3 1 Washington ........ 5.6 0 i Beal, McQuadie and Severeid; Murray and Tate. ' Cleveland 5; Chicago O CLEVELAND,. Aug. 1 2. The second, time" this season Miller handrid .Chicago a shutout .When Cleveland defeated the White Sox 5 to 0.;-- !- -t-'.-v; v , I ScoreT- R. .H. E. Chicago i.:... Q v 9 : o Cieyelaud .. .r... r 6 12 ' o 1 Faber. ; Thurston and - Schalk; Gawboskl; Miller and L. Sewelll St. Louis 7 ; Detroit 3 's ST. LOUtS,' Aug:; l.-LThe I "St. Louis Browns slugged Tiard today and , defeated ;tha Detroit-Tigers 7 to,; M :": - ' 5 . ; Score - R. H. E. Detroit u 2 " 8 2 St. Louis -A : T"io e ; .Stoncr and Bassler;' Ne vers and SchangTH, a'-'l-:;: i Royal LondomYacht Clubr "Qffetjze for $hips LONDON. Sir ,Caarles llom, acting Commodore of the4 Royal London Yatch. Clab, has offered to give Vcup;taluedt lQ0 'guin eas foe a race between Co'mmind er . Martina 44 ton cutter "Jolle Brise And 1 the- four ;lmef ican; competitors. whot have entered, for the Ocean race . ,tq FfstQct 1 in August. ; ...:., . "Jolie Brise;,-: recenUv crossed the Atlantic - tcytake , parVSi-tlui J rew York Bernjuda, ykchjt , raeV - w 1 i. i .i . wf - What, a .man does between 7 and midiightjlells yda 3ut what DEFHTS WS Iff V J'VwVk WAAA. ,.Ah ',,.''l'-va1s,M Perseverance BringsH 1: . VrX t A. Harvey Hendrick, once found 1 1 er, will join the Brooklyn Dodgers next i spring. Hendrick has f'made the big league bosses like ball around Southern league lots New Orleans. The Yanks and wouldn't do. Only One dame Was Played Yesterday ' in National ' League' Schedule Reds 5; Phillies 2 ? 'PHILADELPHIA, -Aug. 12, By Associated Press.) Cincin nati won the series from Philadel phia by taking the edge game 5 to 2. ' Score Cincinnati Philadelphia May and Hargrave, Hemline. R. H. E. 6 14 2 2 12 4 Dean and NEW. YORK, Aug. . 12. Chi cago at New York postponed rain. OIL RESERVOIRS FIRED LIGHTXIXG STRIKES TANKS, 1 SEVERAL, PERSON'S HURT COFFEVILLE, Kans., Aug 12. (By . Associated Press.) Several persons were injured and a small patfic started at. 8 : 3 0 o'clock to night here when the burning oil tank at the Prairie Oil and Gas company's farm near here boiled oyer. pending burning oil several hundred feet in the air. The-35.e0 barrel tank which was struckihy lightning and' sot on fire early this morning had at tracted nearly 2000 persons to tlw scene. Cars were' parked nearby, the curious spectators flocked into the farm and efforts of employees to keep the mback were futile. nialcoirh PHILLIES LOSE TO For August JL'f Heavy-Diihr I First Grade Tires i VUUi 2 Rro.QrjALITX. ( auco 'i These special prices are low for tlees of this-quaK ity. We can-eire thorn because we buy for a' $ chain of stores and ho- i cause we have no sales t men's expenses to add to - the selling price. - .30x3 Oversize . . .S SJtO 30x3 H Giant Over- . size-:....5 10.70 31x4 Oversize 16J23 32x4 Oversize . . 19J231 ' 3x4 Oversize l. r . . sojss U 82x4 H Oversize 23.80 v f ? 33x4 H Orersize . ; Z5.00 1 1 83x3 Ovf rsize .... 33.D."5 V 33x3 Oversize . . 33.0O sx4149.BIIoob . . 11.GO 20x4.3 Balloon . HUtt. 30x4.03 Balloon . . 17J23 - ) 30x3.23 BHQOtt , . , 1S.50; -4iX9 Jialloon . 19.10, 1 33X0.OO Balloon ;- , SOSO COMMERCIAL v - 3 and COURT STS. --' mpwztmMm'Mi JSL. , . , . h ' -v. - 1 4 Tl i t... ....!,. ... -T . t - - .r ial wanting as a big league ball play it" by the way he hab slammed the this season while playing first for Indians once decided Hendrick APES BR0DIEJ IS DEAD lOO-I KT IMVE IH! FATAL TO ST. LOUIS WORKMAN ST. LOUIS, Aug. 12. (By As sociated. PresB.) Several men here tonight stood op a Mississippi river boat landing discussing Steve Brodie's famous dive from the Brooklyn bridge.! Robert MacDonaldi iron work er, thought the featj could be imi .-if r tated from the Merchants bridge, With the low stage qt the river, the railing is about 100! feet fo'm thj MacDonald Quietly left' his com panlons and soon, hey saw him. climbing a, railing on the. bridge. Shouting "here goeja," he dived from the bridge $ut after he struck the water iri ! an awkafd position, his body did . not reap pear. Efforts to discover it have been . unsuccessful.. Ambitious Artists Now Have FreeiSates Gallery CHICAGO. A new. department for the encouragement, of strug gling artists has been, opened in the Chicago Art Institute called the , "Acquisition Itibpm, whfere objects of art of museum quality are shown. Friends! of the Insti tute or of .other 'museums are in vited to purchase fojf the Institute collection, or for their own homes. : It is somewhat of 4 sales ga'llery' except that its space N limited and thtisits facilities for jppssible com petition with commercial galleries are restricted. The exhibits shown there will be wffat te Institute considers "museum pieces' of gen uine merit. y i j ' 4 ; Med ford" Work feeing rushed on new Seventh Davi Adrentint school on Phoenix.rpajd, ials i VIKINGS -.WILL DO" U VOTJ - " MANY'--, A (GOOD - . . ... --m -- - "kr US Jii6m tore too i . tr.?.- -- - MHZ IVo are ' .... SpeialLtov ; f nuv tii;t:s a. ..u'in ncn . ! ' , .v.n.A. l V : tiiarantee - I X iW - A S - - i .- t , ' ' M ; -Pacific; ..'Xeam. Lbs Angeiles . . . , Oakland V Sacramento ' . . . Missions Seattle-f. . it--,.- i.-- Coast I . W. L. 'Pet. ...78 49 .614 .:.6957 .548 ...68 52 ' .523 ...63 64 .496 t:..63 69 .477 ...62 69 .473 ...58 73 .443 ...56 75 ;.427 ollywbol . ,fi . 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LJ iJv L,, Lii CCA; lJ- i I J ' IicrCo what ycu will ; The first. twp. yojix, use this ' casolinevou willcet v tv - A noticeable increase Mpb"r n-.PKMp tfie year round the wonderftil JLou'er. transportation cost -.r -.--fturTlJ - Tt to .cart.ta.Z ' ; r-V x-uaaa: -- caosasolides produces mPr v to uoiAt.f it, S?Sy?- ,,. petiticS. Heie casoline jiv 'JirW-."-'-' ; '. 4 .pew; casoline is perfectly baU V UseFarabase motor - " miles have not been sacrificed to case. Itfs insuraiice . 'prodicegreatrwer.-B - sapontesr-it Burns clean, leavings Be as. sound at the " ; VP.&tP05 to produce a carbon It i end of the run asi at . f contains, no acids or sulphur to pit the besinning. valvef .or f spark. plus arfT nnTniin niimiiuiiLi. VICTOR OVE Junior Welter Chamr Has ; 'Dpponeht. on Verge of Knockout in t Fifth . MILWAUKEE, Wis.; Aug. 12. (By Associated Preiss), P1? Mitchell, junior welterwelght champion, decisively w h Ipped Tommy ' White of "Port Wortn, Texas, in a ten rounid. bout hero tonight. Mitchell hail the Texan on-the verge of a knojekout In the fifth and again In, the tenth, but the southerner's' excellent condi tion and the bell saved' him. ' . The bout"" stajfted fast . with Mitchell hooking a long. left to head and body, crossing bis right with telling effect to thehead and crashing a right uppercut to the heart. In tbQ fifth round, he clipped White with a hard left hook . to the chin, and followed this with volley of body punches, and a stiff right, to the;. Jaw which had his opponent In a bad way. '? White Yeathered tire storm and came out strong" for the seventh nirilA If nil vtpemew:qregei: an vl jl - eiAtry Dlanlc iTorii I ?si ?ptmg eolployees of the Genera! Jbafonwtej wo-kw idrti Wori. ;t Petroleum Ckro6ration and their SSfi- which, was V slowj affair As was the"' eighth, ' both of. which were everil ' i In the ninth and tenth, Wnite took a seveire pummeling In tbo tenth Mitchell punished him with 'smashing ! hooks to . the body, which weakened White - to such an extent 'that i he slipped to thp ean-vas in '"hiscprner ; buC ,was up In a mbm4nt During the last half ' of; the itehth, round Mitchell tried Jiard for a'ltnpckout but was unable to get, over, the" pufiQh on his staggering opponem. f , n , ' Mitchell won eight rounds and two were" even in .the opinion of newstjaner. men" at the ringside. Mitchell.' weighed 145 pounds' and white ;r43 v;rv.i j-v MUXN'WIXS LTCH PORTLAND, Or.i Aug. 12.- ap) -Wayne -Big" Munn : took two straight faHs'i from Pat McC Gill, .Mrishl champion,, and Joe Toots Mond, the wTa$tlink cowboy, won one fall and the decision from Howardf Canton Wtne iofMowa in ar heavywt-ight wrestlln g 'card here tonight:-" ; If - i:. REV. STJIVEJRS Ttt SPJE1K x E'UGENE, Or., Angri2jp(A9) Dr. E.' V. Sitvers, pastor of the First" Christian' church of" Eugene; will be the speaker at the "Trail to" Rail" program 'Of the "Portland chamber of commerce, Monday, August' 16. ; 1 11 " ' - " ! rijtmleva voiir'dealei to Vc",miItpcu - nv &&&L' rlri F rMto U My mtnitWi fM tk. tv M Ccrwtrl I J 1 1 --Tr I! " Nam ' y . i : For - r" M rj I - I Pacific Co..t Portland 4 ; Seattle 1. Sanl FanQlsjco 15; Los, Angeles 8 t Oakland 4j :Sa'cramenfo 0. Hdllywood 11: Missions v 5. ' ' "' National. League Cincinnati 5; Philadelphia 2. Only, one game played. ' American League Philadelphia 5-5; Boston 1-0. Washington 5; New York 2. Cleveland 's; Chicago 0. St. , Louis 7;:Detrolt 2. Vienna Bacnelors Ray 65 :. Cfrits a Month for Rooms t " VIENNA. The.; socialist muni- ' clpal government-' of Vienna come ' to therescue? of ' bachelors. Herei after it is decreed that all single ' men shall be entitled - to special . bachelors quarters in each of the' S.OOjSapartmentscpnsrnctedbij the municipality, at a, rental, of. only sixty-five cents a month.' " SuchJWquarters,'rjr l3"stlpuiated. I shall consist of one living room ; lit. t. . t- . . t . 1 past were obliged, to pay the same fates as'a whole family. ' - Hla ! Caattft - tea wOl b wde4 hr Gm Corpormtioa far tha nam Out la """slsBMajs . , IWfcf ,or wv and " - - --. V--- IK. M I 1 S v. c , - w A A, j .(P- . V A A. A