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SOON 8E SELECTED
Applicants for Hit iunitloii o( lica 1
freshman coach In baieball, foolluitJ
and basketball at University of Ore
gon, should turn in their upplic-atioii
to Virgil Karl, atliktic director, a
witliin the next few da.va an all-year
around coach will be selected for -ii"
babes, it was announced by J"'k
Jtenefiel, graduate liiauiigrr.
The athletic council at tlie univer
sity ramt to an agreement witu Dean
ltovard of the school of physical edu
cation, whereby Hie students and Hie
in
eliaree of footbsll
The new coach will take up bia du
ties next fall. lie will replace Wil
liams, who ban been promoted to bend
line coach, aa football coach of the
babes. lie will take Uave Kvaus' pia-e
as basketball mentor and Hill Sorsby's
place as baseball coach. It is rmnorei
that a place ou one of the staffs will
Le found for Uave Kvaus, ex-Clriunell
college baseball, basketbal laud fool
Lall star, who is a member of the law
school atudeut body and who coarbed
the yearlings to a aucceajiful basket
ball season last fall.
Final Rounds now
On for (iolf Title
SAN FRANCISCO. Way 21. Com
petition In the l'acific coast qualifying
rounds for tbs national open golf
ehampionahlp virtually aiiuinered down
to 1U California professionals aa the
final round opened at the San Frail
Cisco (Jolt and Counuy olub today.
'I in five low scorers will be qualified
go compete in Lb national tournament
next June. Only 13 contenders nego
Hated the course In yaateniay'a play
under eigbLi. Of tiita group the five
likely candidates to go earn, who ark
favored by entnuataata are tne uv
who turned in the low earda in the
opening round.
Plasty of others are Id the Tunning,
however, and are determined to cut
a few stroke from their acures of
yeaterdAy.
TROON. Scotland. Way 21. 0P
Misa Joyce Wetbered, the defending
champion, who yesterday eliminate,
Wiaa Olcnna Collrtl, the Inst Amer
ican contender in the women's golf
chamnionanip coutinued her trium-
nhant march Uiward the finala by de
feating Wiaa J. Jameson of .Malahide
Island.
The match ended on the 14th green
with Miss Wetlierod five up. Miss
Cecil Ifitrb. former Ilritlsh cham
pion, defeated Mies Janet Jackson by
one up.
Puzzle Plays
Itunnera are on first and second.
The pitcher prior to delivering the
1 (bull to the batsman makes a deceptive
, linove toward first base, which the
; umpire rules a balk.
The pitcher, not aware that the
umpire line so ruled, delivers the ball
to the batsman, who hits over the
left field fence for a home run.
The score at the time was 4 to 2 In
favor of the team in the field. Three
ruiia crossed the plate on the drive
over the fence, apparently putting the
tram at bat Into the lead, 6 4.
What is the proper ruling on such
play?
Answer
When the umpire ruled that the
pitcher had made a balk, play was im
mediately auspeuded.
The fact that the pitcher did not
hear the call of balk and delivered
the bull to the batter, who iu turn
bit it over the fenco, cannot be given
any consideration.
No action was poaaiblo after the
rail of balk. It rendored the home
run void. The ball waa dead when
delivered to the batsman.
The only ruling poasfble waa lo
make the bauroiau hit over and ad
venes the runners on first end second
ito second and third.
Walter Johnson
Is Hero With Stick
NEW TOIUi, May 20. The base
ball writera' connuitlee of tlie Amer
ican league today had another credit
jmark to place opposite the name of
Walter John sou in the 11C1 race for
Irecoguitloa as the circuit's most val
Itiahle player.
1 When he ceu't win a ball gome for
the Bene, to re with one arm from the
I pitching slab, he Jumps In with two
I stands and settles the iaaue with a po
llen! bat.
With the champions trailing Cleve
land 8 to 2, and a Washington player
Ion baae, Johnson rente to the rescue
"f the capital team with a record
Ikome run over the right field fence
' the first blow uf the kind by a
right-handed hitter In the history of
the Cleveland park.
Hi Baseball Stars
e 4
JAMES J.RINrt
Phillies
Right-Handed Pitcher
Horn llrookljn, N. 1, Keb. 15
1np.
.Mnjor l-en Career Drafted by
Cincinnati from I'tlrs club, New York
Stale liis In 11117. 1-annl to
Huflslo, International Iot). same
sraton. Kraslltd and nt to Cfcatla
lioosa, Southern Association, en op
tion following rear. H.callfd end ot
11118 season. Trsded lo Phllllss in
Idler deal in 1U'A.
Outstanding Keats Won IU samea
snd lost 16 In JIVJIl with one of weak
est traina In the majors, lias been
in one world series. KieMrd .070 In
11a
i
,
I
I 1
The Kcferec
XX'hat was the
re. lilt of the hot
between I'lisrlle XX'hite nd l's
Mo.
ran In llC.'.U F. T. S.
Mnran kajoed XVhlts In the
14th round.
Where Hid the rirates obtain Kmil
Vde? i. II. K.
From Oklehoma City, XX'estern
leacue.
university would ca. u Mar in in.-; ZZLm I tyjPWi ''''i
luring of a new mentor, who would FiTiil!lHi fcjfr'
bo a member of the payaicol education i FVa IVSmiffll :ifmtifSV..'
department ataff. ' . !TO UP'
J lie change is a radical move fro.n , i. f 7 t'M.. ijUiL? ft
Hie old system where student-couches I Hffi?- li iMlPTAM'
were appointed for baseball and u.u- 4hw-,V Antt'Sic-
kelball and Basil Williams wus III t (,), t&jji' V
On his Feet
1 mmr
1
Babe Ruth.
A long way from first base still,
but the lliihe has at lenat regained
his "trnvelirig feet" and 1b shown on
the roof of St, Vincent's hospital, New
York, rpiite chummy with a fellow ball
player, Al Karan, whose right wing
got mixed
sand lota.
up with a hat on the
When a preceding runner fails to
touch a bave end is declared out for
o doing, dues it affect the status of
a succeeding runner who has mado
a homo run, one or more, being out
at the time?
The rule says that such an
act does not affect the status of
a succeeding runner who touch
oil each banc in its proper order.
For iniiunce, wo will nnHiime
there Is a runner on first and
one out, when the hatter hits to
the deep outfield for a home run.
i'uriiig the runner originally on
first.
t'nfortunately the runner on
first fails to touch second In mak
ing the circuit. The ball is thrown
to that bnse, an appeal is made
to the umpire and the runner is
declared out.
That mokes two out Tho
hats man who hit the home run
touches each base in it proper
order.
Until tho wording of the ml
was made definite, tho conten
tion In tho past was that, the
bntHiuan who hit the home run
had technically pilWd tho other
runner on the bnso lines, since
he touched first baae ahead of
him and should be called out
fur so doing.
The new wording eliminates
any such argument and definite
ly snys the act of the preceding
runner In no way effects tho
status, of the succeeding runner
who observes all the rules.
Of courso when there Is two
out and a runner fails to touch
a briMO and Is declared out for
so doing, he renders of little use
the action of a succeeding run
ner as far as scoring Is con
cerned. 1 Lcag
uc Standings
Paolflo Coast
W.
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.MS
.MS
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.1 17
.41.-1
.a 17
San Knuu-isct) V.'lt
Malt I-nke '.'2
Is Aiwlcs 1M
NiMittle L'O
OuklauJ Ill
1'crllautl 17
Nai'NiluMlto 17
Vernon 1:1
National League
W.
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.7,10
,m:i
..via
.isi
.1st
.4-.'S
.411
New York 21
llrookl.vn Jil
l'liiluili'lpliin Ill
itiaiiuiH i:i
Cini'innali 1;
Hoatnn IK
Clilfoso l'J
American Leanus
XV.
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.1117
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l'lilledf India ill
XX'ashinrtou I'o
Chimin '.'0
Cleveland IS
St. l.ouie 15
Now York Ill
lirtrolt n
ltoston. H
St. IaiuIs 10
Coast Leagus Scores
At Oakland rt. II. E.
OeklstiJ 8 10 !l
l.oe Aliretes 11 II 1
llntterlrs: Foster, Fewler, M'lnn
aid nnd M.-Oouald; Crandall and ttund
herf. At (Via Frsn.Mseo It. II. F..
X'ernon a 10 0
Kun r'renrieoo -4 U O
luttertrs: Harfoot, Vernier and
Hannah; McXX'eenj and Veils.
At Sacramento Portland-Sacramento
same postponed; wet grounds.
At Kelt I.ake
rame postpouril;
-Seattle-Salt
wet grounds.
Uke
A Good Thin: . PON'T MISS IT ;
Bend your nam. and axldreaa plainly
written, together with 10 rents, stamp, or
eoin (and Ibis slipl to i'hamhrlatn
Medlrln. Co . IX Moines. Iowa, and re-
i,7u.,LJ!'?,5 - ,Ji;l.V.T'h.',,"''"1"E
tmultles, tmliaeetlon, skw pama that
erowd the heart, hillousneea end constipa
tion; fHAMIti:RI.AINS tOI.IO AND
IIIAKKIUIKA Kb'MKHY for rala In am
anarh and bowels. Intestinal cramp, eohe
and diarrhoea: rHAMIlllKljXlNHSAI.Vei
rie1ed In every family for bums, acalds,
wounda, pile, and akin anetiona. Try
the, valued famtly meditnM fur sal ,
It) eeota. boa t miae It,
STATE BE"
I'OKTLANLI, Ore.. May 21. Coal,
rainy weather baa retarded the local
strawberry crop and arrivala au the
emly growers market this morning
fell off considtrubly. Prices opened
fully 1 higher uu the beat crates
witu improved Oregon's selling up to
:i.2a. loiter the growera sold out r.--uitfiiiiug
lota at $t straight. Gold L-u!-
lars and .Marshals went up J.ou with
uit oruiiiury fct'H-k aeimis at $.1,
Cueatier bujj were made iu aumu
iiiHlaOct-u, liepeudiiig ou quulitjr unij
fruit coutracifd iux the day btfur.;.
The Lurry murk el a wfloie, how
ever, vmtt a atroug Affair aud a sur
priiu to the trade.
The utrawberry liurvcst is junt get
ting under wuy and the peak will uot
be rcucbud fur ouotber week or ten
uiii, dcpeudUig largely ou weathi-r
euuditioua.
Growers say the crop will run cloie
to normal tliti year. The increaaed
acreage being .sufficient to couuter
bahiiieo the damage from winter
freeze.
Fir at grade eggs are & ceut lower on
the eieiiarjge today although the mar
ket liiuiiituins a steady undertone at
current levels. Firsts are potted M
ii'Jc with all other grade steady and
unchanged. Jiutter in steady and un
changed.
Thirteen cents Is the extreme top
ou country dreHed veal iu the local
market today, with butchers more or
less indifferent at that. Only fancy
ealvei are selling and undergradea are
hard to move at any price. ICeceipu;
uro liberal. Ohoice light hogB hold
steady ut ITic to Ktc. f
I'oultry prices are steady and un
changed. , t
LOCAL MARKETS
Ebbs and Poultry
KgKB, lnrge hen, white 2Q27c
I'.lfKs, large pullets i ,'220i'24c
ilcns. light IO'ciINc
Hena, beavjr 20c
Spring chickens 14'y l7c
Btitterfat snd Butler.
Quarters -Iflc
Creamery butter 4'-iftl4l;
Hutterfat 4144c
Meat Market
Stee
ota 'c
Cowa 25c
Kwes ....44iOVjC
Tjambs, live, spring .' Uc
Iiiuibs, yearling ..7Mc
Wethera Otitic
Veal, light fnncj 10llc
Venl, heuvj, thin tlrSc
X'eal, henvjr and fat 7fttvllc
I'ork, dressed 14t?14Vjc
ilogs, live ..124il2V4c
Hugs, henvy JSfy.ltic
Hogs, light, fancy HSjl-c
Grains, Hay.
Wheat, bushel '. . . . .Jl.OOtf? I SO
Oats, bushel 505.ric
Barley, ton $37.50tt4H
Oat vetch hay, lillM, ton eltt
Old hay, top i:l
Vegetables.
I'otntues SViC
Khubarb
. ..Sc
Carrota
Turnips ,
Kutahrga
Parsnips ,...!
Itcrmiuln onions, crnte ,
Cucumbers, fnnor, Hok.
Cucumbers, choice, doz.
Cnulit'lower, crJle
Spinach, lb
Lettuce, crate
New potatoea
iirrrn peaa
A'purncus
(reen benns
Celery, crnte
Canuon tseill cabbage ..
1'eiMiera, lb
Tumstcs, lb
Strawberries, crnte ...
0c
...4Mic
...814c
...SMic
$4
..J'J.iKI
..$1.50
.i
Sc
..$a.no
. ...Sc
,...17c
. . . . l.'ic
. . . . l"c
...$11
..S'c
l.c
. ..-.':1c
..$3.00
CHICAGO GRAIN
CIUCAtil), .Mny 21. (PI Opening
wheat prices unchiuigpd to Vjc high
er. Mny $1.70 and July SI. 55 to
$l.55Vi( were followed by moderate
further gains nnd hrn by n aotbnck all
around to below yesterday's finiwh.
After opening at V,o lower to 1-Sc
higher, July $1.15 I S. corn prices
underwent n decided general eng.
Starting nt VjC off to 1-Rc up, July
Man Sleeps Like
Log. Eats
Anything
"After taking Aillertka 1 can rat
anything and alecp like a tog. I had
giH on tho stomach and couldn't
keep food down nor sleep." (signed)
It. 0. Milter. ON K spoonful Adlerika
removes (.AS nnd often brings sur
prising relief to the stomach. Stops
that full, blnnted feeling. Often
hriugs out old waste-matter you never
thought was In your syntein. Kicel
let.t for chronic constipation. Allen's
Drug store, Nl Oth Kast.
9:30 to 12 M.
p i,:ou to m. 1 lcket8 For Sale at the Door
44 7-Sc to 4.V, oats kept near the
opening figures.
rrvia.ons were a little firmer.
PORTLAND GRAIN
PORTLAND, Ore., May 21.
Wheat: Hard white, bluestem, baart
1 1.00; aoft white, western white, hard
winter, northern spring, $1.58; west
ern red $1.56; 11. il. B. bard white
fl.75.
Today's car receipts: Wheat 6;
flour 10; corn 2; oata 1; hay 4.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO, .May 21. Wheat No. 2
hard $1.0!) (( 1.70.
Corn .No. i mixed $1.12 1-2; No. 2
yellow fl.l0(1.17.
Oats No. 2 white 47 1-2 (it 48 1-2;
No. 3 white 43 1-2 45 1-2&
Itye nme.
Barley none.
Iimothy seed ."i.7.WG:7.,5.
Clorer seed $17.(K) C(C -5.
Lard, 3,1115.82.
llibs, $17.20.
PORTLAND PRICES
PORTLAN17, Ore., May 21. Eggs
steady; current receipts 28Hc; pul
lets 25r'i2Gc; firsts USflp;
henneries 2728c delivered Port
land. P.urter ateady; extra cirbes, city
"V 'U I 1 KVllllli. 'a.
W in NTiiVfSsUii,lKs
r i sjsja I I II II s I ll l l l I In I SMSS. -wilaW
Cup Custard Cookies
Are Really Delightful
Double-value cakes made of two light-textured Eng
lish style biscuits with a filling of custardy confection
that makes them an epicurean treat. Your grocer ha a
fresh supply of "Cup Custard" Cookie-Cakes- at
45cLb.
Get a Pound or Two and
Get
this
Mrcfcrge
TRU-BLU BISCUIT
Spokane
LARAWAY MUSIC HALL PRESENTS
DWIGHT JOHNSON and His Famous
10-PIECE STROLLERS
DIRECT FROM THE MULTNOMAH HOTEL AND THE LIBERTY THEATRE
DANCING
LARAWAY
TONIGHT and
41r; srandardi 40 l-2c; prime firau
40c; firsts 3ftc; undergrade! nominal;
prints 4'lc; cartona 44c.
Hutterfat steady; best churning
cream 40c net shippers track In one
one; 42c delivered Portland.
Poultry ateady; heavy hens 24S
25c; light 22tf;23c; broilers 2227c;
young white ducka 80fS32c
Potatoes steady; best grade gone.
No. 2 $2.25g2.33.
Nuts quiet; walnuts No. 1 20f?33c;
filberts nominal; almonds 20'26c;
Brazil nuts 12S14C; Italian chest
nuts 21c
Hops steady, 1024 crop 13llc;
11)2.1 cron nominal.
Cascara bark quiet; new peel 7S
cents per pound; Oregon grape root
4c.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK 2
PORTLAND, Ore., May 21. Cat
tle steady; receipts 160.
Hogs firm; receipts 570.
.Sheep nominally steady; receipts
1100 (majority on contract)
U. S. BONDS
NEW YORK, May 21. U. S. dol
CO.
Portland
,jnV,w ' V- imgr Oeattema :
rfVlN'.ri-5-'-??, S'l -V i,,0 TtMi too for (at He
VV.V' ' ' -J IJTJ.J pscksgs of TRU-BAKE SODAS
VVe,N3rv ItJ -
V''. Oreeet's , , - , ,, , ,,,
TXtJ-BLtt Bisottrr COMPAtrr Seeisas sal rortlsjid.
MUSIC HALL
FRIDAY NIGHT
lar and thirty-second
bonds:
bales in $1000! High) Low CMs
Lib. 3Va . . .2.18 101.4. j 101.. .1101.2.
Lib. 1st 4U,'.27 102.12.. ..7.
Lib. 2d 4 U. 1320 101.13 101. 101... .13
Lib. M 4. 1100101.20. ...2."i... .20
Lib. 4th 44. (.1321102.121. ...17. ...18
U.S.Gov. (122 106.15....1QI
ZanetoTalkon
Spanish Traditions
An illustrated lecture on "Spanish
Tradition in American Homes," will
be given by N. B. Zane, assist
ant professor of design at the Uni
versity of Oregon, at a meeting of
the Eugene Federation of Women's
clubs Friday, .May 22, at 2:30, in the
chamber of commerce rooms.
"Because this is the final meeting
of the year we are interested in hav
ing a full attendance of delegates and
a cordial invitation is extended to
anyone interested in the lecture or
the work of the Federation," said
Miss Mozelle Hair, vice-president of
the organization.
Mr. Zane will discuss old Spanish
furniture and the increasingly great
appreciation for Spanish design in
American homes, especially in the
MePackagB
i xra-isaKe
Grackers
YOURTGROCERJjoinsrwrthTrV
.BakcrVinunyitingouoltak ofr,
this FREEgiftroffer.beforeTclqsingimeSaturj,
dayjttight. .
Clip the coupon' in the toweFViglit Kami corner "of this"arlvertise
ment.j Present it to your grocer. He will give you afull size 14c
i package or 1 ru-oake Crackers tree
With thePurchase
or a Pound or. More
v r l' l t a. M'sw vim irw
Tickets
building and decoration of modern cot
tages. The lecture will be illustrated
by lantern elides.
Tea will be served by the ladies
of the "Associated Charities" and the
"Kosy Horner Klub.
Portland Nimrods
To go up McKenzie
Arron Frank, of Meier and Frank's,
ana nenry Metzger, of Portland, have
ordered through a local sporting
goods store complete equipment for
a four-day fishing trip which will
start .Memorial day. May 30. This
is an annual trip, they state.
The two fishermen, with 'their
wives; will invade the upper McKen
zie country, and will camp out. They
wiu nsn part or the time with the
Thompson's from boats. The men
stay with the Bport each season until
they have plenty of trout for their
friends in Portland, it is said. Both
are popular sportsmen, and thorough
ly understand the wiley McKenzie
trout.
RIVER LOAM
River loam for sale. Phone 11S0-L.
- Jcl
FR!E'E
ofTru-Blu
GupGustard
Cookie-Cakes
.-eVU'SM H' . n.
This free 'package 7of Tru
Bakes is an .anniversary' gift
pure and simple. It will be,with-j
drawn at store closing time Sat
urday night. May 23. x Don't
miss it.
CLIP THE
COUPON
NOW
For Sale at the Door
Thursday Evpning, fa
new today
kuib aufi F"nt?r
if
i igf nunr.i.. tfc
aitea at .,,,.. rtitiv..
atik .
-1,
Oreffoo tow si
EoriTv
" fade ior T01o't
eiuiues in Home, t.
tar or Lots. " Miiuuj, lw
i'OHTLAM, HOME to .
Kugeno uropertj-. "!
UK1.NU us your traJej, 6,, .
Phone ufc E' WKiE .
L-riu iTv-m I
mi
or longer at 158S "
second door vt, ' 5Sro Kt,
atrauchondo,
THIS XYEEKOXLY
o-room house, in Kinci Z. .
em, lot lwSoo" ? Sft
ment down. Tel. 14(f r"
iliner Bldg. - Koon l
su
r c.-:. "--ir-u to seii k,r
commission. If you
a business-getter don't rail V"
140. Room 1, Miner
LOST Irish
772.
terrier. EewartTcJi
eS
7 D?iV W,"h,-four -inte75
7, 10 and 17 want, fr? pg.
strawberries or eooliin- in S
2rn- Call SIRS. MARY vEf
SOX, City -Auto Camp.
FOR SALE OR TnTnSZSnz
truck and trailer. Inouire !HT w
7th.
b3
. .o DAIRJ HANTnp
Abont 40 seres 3 miles from Sprint,
field, all nver bottom,
house, lnrire bnrn. oihcr kaiHiin,
dairy house, engine liebUne smm
milking machine, land all in cn.
Team, chickens, plows, 5n,4
mower, rake, nil equipment and IS
cowa that are brinsine in an is.
Sln.000. You run step right into m
income of over $10 per ibm Will
consider some trade. Better invBO'.
gate thi? at once.
PALMER RUMFORD, 21 E Tttj
a
LOST Pair of horn rimmed tlawit.
Reward. Call at Ouard Office. mX
LOST Somewhere near Oth i
Olive Sts. about three P. M. Sin
an infant's brown hat. Tiijfr
plense leave at Hcnrd's. t(
WANTED Old False Teeth. We m
high ns $10 for full sets. Don't mit
ter if broken. X buy crest,
bridges. Western Metal Compicr,
Bloomington, 111. m22
FOR SALE
6 GOOD LOTS located en the nit
side, u ill sell one or all. Goint it
ft bargain for quick sale
2 GOOD LOTS on Onyx St. cheip.
Some cash and termi.
ONE FINE LOT located 3 blocli
from the High school.
ONE GOOD LOT on north Minim
St.
5 ACRES well improved, good fcnili-
mgs, located near to fcpriDgneiii.
List your property with
W. T. SHERMAN
717 'Willamette St.. room 18
Office phone 2125. tS
FOR RENT 3-room upstairs spirt,
ment. Just renanereil and eaamfW
Good furniture. Only 510. Aasti
only. Thono 1S54-J.
LOST Gold Theta Sigma 1 bi pa
with name Margaret M..iruo en
graved on bavk. Kimler)lea
turn to Guard office. RprcarA
!!)--
She Saya:
W THIN"
Li
Her Friend Says:
"SHE IS SKINNY"
It she onlv know that ib
put on at least 5 Pnds 01
healthy flesh in 30 days
wouldn't be word ing an -
peaked face, hollow chels
neck and run down looks.
She has tried Cod Liver Oil, W
the ill-smelllng. nasty tastinj stw
upset her stomach and made
feel worse than before.
Doctors and gnoii P"?''"" f-iH
know that Cod l.iver -"''
nf vltalizinK vitaminea ""''"'."
flosh, creates nppeme. ''"
iKor, builds up me p -
sist disease Rtit
nervousness. .
But it's horrible "'Vir,
and every day fewer V'v" ;
taking it for doctors '
scribing
learning
results
and tne pcoi
na, they can get t
vlih McCoy s luu -
wkX
Oil Compound
Tablets.
Linn Drug company. itl
kendall. Carroll's i'";1"
drugslsts all over ht ;
are having a tremendous d-
fH I. . wonderful
medicine for skinny, w "
children, especially "
ness and 60 tablets only
60 cents. ji
One woman gained if
In 22 days and if any 'Jf 'f
on
5 post-
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