.J. ' TACE TWO
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4,
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LEAGUE'S HEAD
j Universal Draft Question
Involved in Attempt
1 . To OUt Him
i TORONTO. Onl., Dec. S. (CP)
;j An attempt to oust John Conway
j! 'Toole at president ot the lutcr-
I T niittnuKi leaaue fatted today when
those opposed to the present ad
(,niIiiistratlon found they had not
enough rotes to awing the ouster,
and the first session of th series
of minor league meetings at the
' King Edward hotel was conduct
ed with , perfect accord.
fJ.'.Warreu Giles, president of the
' Rochester ' club, had announced
that he would demand President
Tooje's resignation, and the at
tention of maior and. minor lea
gue magnates and representatives
waa focused upon the Interna
tional league meeting.
't , The question of the universal
i Vdrsft,' the most important before
.J the assembled gathering at Tor
' ( onto, waa Involved, for Toolo was
ij f known' to stand adamantly, op
' nosed to acceptance of "the right
"yet selection." while those who
-. wanted him ousted were in favor
f ot modification.
V The International league sea
ij aon will open April 27 and close
; September 25, with the custo
i mry 18 games being played. It
waa decided,
j Unqualified opposition to the
; ' draft waa voiced by the Interna-
tionai club owners also, and thla
- question, ' when brought up be
j : fore the assembly ot the national
' association later in the week.
' seems destined to remain in the
J. . status quo. - , -
w. The. American association also
tuet today, hot beyond nppoint-
ment of Joe Cantillon supervisor
ot umpires, ll ma lime uusiuvh
nf Funffnil Interest.
1 Hit-Run Driver
Sought By Police
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feet that she waa a little better
and that she had a chance to
live.
' r little is known ot the Identity
- ot the criminal driver ot the car
' which hit Mrs. O'Nttj other than
ho Is a middle-aged mrking man.
Several workers who aaw the
-Occident were too shocked to noi
.ticcthe license number of the
jfcU-run driver's car. Lee Craft,
fjity officer, yesterday followed
; several .clues, that may lead to
jie driver's arrest.
T&ke yonr pdyntclan's prescrip
lloua to the Pelican Drug Co.,
12 Main street (next door to the
l'ine Tree theater). They nse
"only the highest grade drugs; all
prescriptions are compounded by
-skilled pharmaciata of years ot
ttxperieaee, and their prices ars
right. Adr. 1S-U. :
Western Lady
r- Has Right Ides
For over fifty yearn, physicians
have recommended it and moth
ers all over the world have rec
ognized this fine old medicine as
the standard remedy for those Ills
ot childhood, such as biliousness,
-r,niluw, "broken out" ekln. con
stipation, nervousness, Indigestion
feyerlshness, no appetite or en
t;rgy, etc. Children love the rich,
fruity taste of California Fig
Syrup and their whole system
benefits from its gentle Influence.
It quickly purges the child's sys
tem ot all waste; it regulates the
bowels and stomach, und gives
these organs tone and strength
ro they continue to act normally,
of their own accord.
A Western mother, Mrs. Kose
L. Stenger, 421 Clay St., Topeka
Kansas, snys: "My little daughter
KIl'ii, siiltered from constipation
until I thought her stomach and
Uiwcls were weak. Then we start
ed her on California Fig Syrup.
B ion Uio began picking up and
i.he Hatin't hud n bit of her old
trouble since., tihe'e a strong,
healthy Rlrl now, doing splendid
work ut school. I give her a little
Fig Syrup at regular Intervals,
now, to kep her appetite up
und ho sure her system Is clean."
Always ask for California Fig
Kyrup by mime to protect your
se.it from Imitations. All drug
rtores have it. Four million bot
tles used a year Bhows Its pop
ularity. Adv.
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All-American Elevens of U. P.
Honorable Mentions Announced
Editor's note: With the advice euelK, Cnrm-kin Tech.: I.awltM
and assistance of roaches and of-1 Princeton: Dnnt-heas, Plttahuritli:
ttclala from every section of the Van Sitkel, Florida; Alley. Ten
country, the Tutted Press -Ail- neaaee. .
American elevena for 1928 have) Tackles Latwmnn. !. Y. I'-
been named by Frank tlelty.
United Presa sports editor. The(i,Hlll0. Mctlulrk.. Boston Uoilese. TOiiOXTO, Out, lc S. tl'PI
selections represent a concensus riiwloy, Louisiana State; . Wll-LKour great football plavers
ot opinion ot more than 100 grid- ,, Tcxtt, christian. H1,d uul among the Culled Pres.
Iron experts who have seen these . n .i,!.,,.. i0
orable mentiou, In nctleu this
season.
United Press All-America elev
ens tor 192$:
, Kirst Team
End Phillips. California.
Tackle Pommerniug, Michi
gan, i
Guard Robesky. Stanford.
Center Pund. Georgia Tech.
Guard Gibson, Minnesota.
Tackle Douds. V. & J.
End Fessler, Ohio State.
Quarter Harpster,
Carnegie
Tech. . ,
Half Strong, New York V.
Half Cagle. Army.
Fullback Carroll. Washington.
Second Team
Ilaycraft. Minnesota.
Gheito, Pittsburgh.
.'..cliao, Florida.
Howe, Princeton.
Brown. Vanderbilt. '
Nowack. Illinois.
Franklup, St. Mary's. ,
Williams. U. S. C.
Miiell. Georgia Tech.
Banker. Tulane.
Scull, Pennsylvania. -"
i Thlnl Tvaiiw
Barna, Hobart. -
Hlbbs. U. S. C.
, Sanders, S. M. V.
Moyulban, Notre Dame.
McMullen. Nebraska.
Browa. Texas. .
Abernathy. Vanderbilt.
Maple. Oregon State.
Hume. S. M. U.
Brazil, Detroit.
Crabtree, Florida.
Honorable Mention
Ends Barrabee. N. Y. V.l Ro-
Market Report
for the
Pacific Coast
PORTUA.YD MARKETS
By United Frees
Livestock : Cattle Receipts
2,080; market opened slow, about
steady. Steers, good. S12& 12.60:
medium, S10.50& IJ. B0: common,
19 10.50; heifers, good. S9.76(i
110.35; common medium, $7.7,6 O
9.75; cows, good, 58.7509; com
mon medium, JC. 756 8.76: low
cutter, S4&6.75; bulls, yearlings
excluded, good, $7.25 6 7.76;
common medium, S6.507.25:
calves, medium choice. $8.50
10.50; cull common, $7 6 8.50;
vealers, good choice. $12.60613;
medium. $126 12.50;' cull com
mon, $8 a 11.
Hogs- Receipts 3,640; market
opened slow, lower. Heavy
weights 250-300 lbs., medium
choice, $7 08.50; 200-260 lbs.,
$7.766 8.75; 160-200 lbs., $8.86
ft 9.25; 130-160 lbs.. $8;
packing sows, $6.60 7.60;
slaughter pigs 90-130 lbs., $7.50
8 50; feeders and stockers.
$7.50.8.60.
Sheep Receipts 1,175; market
about steady. Lambs. 84 ' lbs.
down, good choice, $1112; me
dium, $1011; iuy common, all
weights, $8.5010; yearlthg
wethers, $8 10; ewes, medium
choice, $4.50ffr! G.50; cull comtcon
all weights, 13 ft 3.5(1.
Wheat BB bluestem, $1.48;
soft white, $1.19; western white,
$1.19; hard winter, $1.13 H:
northern spring, $1.12; westeru
re. $1.13 V,:
Butter Cube extras, 49c;
standards, 49c; prime firsts, 48c;
firsts, 17?4c.
Kggs Fresh standard extras,
48c; fresh standard firsts, 47c;
fresh medium extras, 40c; fresh
medium firsts, 37c; nndersUc.
31c.
Buttcrfat Direct shippers' fol' ,
price. No. 1, 62c; station price, j
50cNo. 2. 48c; Portland deliv-i
ery price, No. 1, 55c; No. 2, 49
e-6e.
Fruits Huckleberries, 9 10c
per lb.; chanberries, $5.75
6.50; apples, 60 76c.
Vegetables Spinach, 90c$l;
squash, $1 crate; celery, 50 0
70c; celery hearts, $1; lettuce,
51 1.25: sprouts, lit! 1.10,
onions, 25c doz. bunches; pota
toes. $1 11.16; cabbage, $1.26
1.36: cauliflower, COtfrl; red
cabbage. 1, 254) 1.35; carrot i.
25c; turnips, 35c: beets 25 fa 30c;
rutabagas, 45 50c; parsnips, 45
6 60c.
R.lX FIUXC-IHCO IjMIKF.T8
SAN FRANC1SCC, Dec. 3. (U
P) Butter Extras, 50c; prime
firsts, 49e.
Eg?s Extras, 484c; exlra
r .llets, 47Vic; undersized pul
lets, 20c; pullets, .19c.
Cheesu California fancy flats,
24c.
Potatoes Stockton, 11 01.35:
Washington Netted Gems, 1.?0
1.40.
Poultry Broilers, Leghorn 1
to 1 Vi pounds, 40 (514 2c; fryers,
353Gc; young roosters, 3Vj
pounds and up, 36 30c; old
roosters, 19 22c; Leghorn old
roosters, 1417c; Leghorn hens,
33 35c. Turkeys, young, 30
33c.
I Waiatcr. WiscenMii: Miller. Nnn I
Yale; Cnrlsou. Oreei'ii Stuto;
Mailer, Alabama; Dn-sluir, Car
nesle Tech.: Post. Stanford
' Centers Wesiaate,' Pennsyl
vanla
Itatulolph. Indiana; Hall.
Army; Burragar. I'. 8. Cox.
j Colgate; Hswley, Davis Kikins.
Quarterbacks liovile. Minn
jsotu: Gulick. Hohnrt: llnyslnger;
'Syracuse: Witt, Tennessee; Kills,
j Tutit.; Crisluler, Wisconsin.
HallbacksA-. Glascowi , Iowa;
I Chevlgney. .None Damu; Dennett,
ilndiaua; Weston. BosiouCullege;
Sherwood, Oiyxoo. State: Low.
California; Connell, Detroit;
Thomas. S. C; Gannon,' Navy:
Mclvcr, Teiinessee; Lusby, , Wis
consin: Sloan. Nebraska.
Fullbacks Holmer. Northwest-
ern: Karcis. Curuegie Tech.:
j Howell. Nebraska: Clark, Colo
rado College: Hoffman. Stanford;
Miles, Princeton.
City Not to Stop
Outside Fires
(Conthraed Prom Pace One)
Due to boxes falling from tho
garbage wagons and cluttering
the s reets. tho council believed
jthe wagons should be covered.
; Lee raid, this matter would be
taken up immediately.
The man in charge of the city
dump ground has had a great
deal of trouble with people dump
ing trash between the highway
and the dump ground. Lee salt
he didn't believe people realized
bow cheaply they could have
their garbage hauled away from
I their backdoor step by the sail.
age company, saving them the
' trouble of loading their machines
and making the trip -
- Call for Bids
There was some talk ot only
! allowing people in the grounds
to dump rubbish between the
hours of 8 to 6 in the winter and
11 to 8 In the summer months.
This matter was left to be de
cided later.
An ordinance was passed au
thorizing the mayor and police
judge to inter into a contruot
with the Great Northern Railroad
company for purchase of an ease
ment for a sewer over ami across
Great. Northern property. . This
will be part ot the new sewer
system being installed.
The city attorney was author
ized to draw up a resolution call
ing for bids on city printing, gas
oline, tires, and meals for the
prisoners. Instead ot waiting ,1 j
the first of the year. It was felt
this bit of business might as weLi
be -disposed ot before the usual
first of the year rush when prep
arations for spring work com
mence. '
Thj monthly report from the
police department showed 108
arrests during the month of No
vember, with $1,698 collected in
fines. Twelve calls were amwered
by the fire department,- $12,000;
tn insurance was risked and $235
insurance was paid.'
Twenty-one -properly holders
petitioned for lights to lie in
stalled at the- intersections . of
Orchard avenue 'and Martin, Or
chard and Division and Orchard
and Mitchell streets. This was
referred to lw light committee.
Only two ouilding permits were
up for approval and were grant
ed, aggregating 96.040. The re
modeling ot an apartment house
which is owned l.y Louis K. Por
ter, contractor, was for $6,000 of
this amount.
McDUFFER
MISSAPL'TT.l GOI.K . CI. I'll
i .By Ilnrrio Payno
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pHEflWfcR COSTUrUt AM0TWO
MmuTEJ SEliOriKft THE
GETTY SELECTS
ALL-AMERICAN
United Press Sports Editor
Choose Only Two from
Pacific Coast
for they wou their places on this
highest of the season's , honor
rolls despite the tfurt that they
played under the handirap i(
' having to provide the drlvhis
power auu mspirai inn ot oiner
wtse compurallvely mediocre elev
ens, fugle. First Choice.
Such a
Cagle of
ti!,lllir,..w ffrl!.rU"H'i
t if. .1
unanimous choice for on of the
halfhack positions. Without the
fire and dash and versatility of
"Red" Cagle, tho Army team,
which started the season with so
much prfcmtiu?. would have been
In sorry straits. The atnnsluc
offensive play aud the courageous
detenslve work of Cagle carried
the Cadets along to what com
parative success they eujoyetl.
while In defeat It was tho aplri'
and dash of Cagle alone which
stood out.
Cnrrull Named
In similar fashion. Chuck Car
roll of Washington fought tlir
battles of his mediocre team prac
tically single-handed, rising to
the heights of football greatuess
jaud wiiiuing recognition as the
i greatest player on tho. Pacific
coast. Kniflug through strong
opposition Hues, running the ends
aud nasstng with spend un a-
CUrat'T WIIIIUIll UUeMtj.lt .,.
from his teammates. Carroll held
two of the greatest tenuis lu the
far west to surprisingly low
scores by his gridiron geulus unJ
lnspiraticn. -
tiuartU Sultl IWv.t
Otto PoinmereulugjOt Michigan,
greatest ot mid-westt.ru Ucklcs
aud virtually the uuuulmous
cr-.oice of coaches anil fouthali of
ficials who assisted In tho selec
tion ot the United Presa team,
was the bulwark aud mainstay of
a comparatively weak "lllg ten"
team. Here was a tackle whose
smashing pluy"won him All-America
game ahead of scores of other
linesmen who had the advantaxr
ot playing with winning teams.
The other tackle position Is
filled by "Jnp" Douds of Wash
ington Jefferson, the gleaVM-t
linesman In the eat. yet one who
might have been overlooked hud
It not been for the fact . that
every coach whose team met the
Presidents joined the unanimous
chorus ot acclaim ou Douds abll-4
Ity.
A football coach naturally
overestimates the qualities of his
own stars when the questlou of
All-America Is raised, but Cjne
aud all who saw tho big Wash-
f?
Punil Is Center
' Around these four players whe
thus come in somewhat unusual
fashion to their rightful place on
the All-America eleven of 1928
are gathered the year's outstand
ing stars. .' - - -
Ah pivot man, no greater cen
ter passed a ball this seaoon than
Captain Pund of Georgia Tech's
undefeated team. Chuck Howe
of Princeton and Moynihan of
Because it loosens llic gcrni-
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the air passages of infectious
mucus without the aid of dopt.
PERTUSSIN-has been pre
scribed by physicians for more
than twenty years.
j Being harmless, thissoothing
" remedy may be taken as often
j asisncccssatyrltdocsnotupsct
I the stomach. Sold by ail drug
' gists in large and small bottles.
is the
right price
to pay for a '
good tooth
paste
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Claimed by many sportsmen
wa.t 'the -foyul lie.nl." or
liy. Kruest Nllsi-helm. part owiu.r
1.-.11. result tif'.i mtinih's
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I rear. h.t a spread of uutlern o tour feet, with liettiilliullr uiitchetl
Notro Datne wort, mighty ceiiters,
but Puud was
uuuuinious
tbuluu for first pluce.
ItohrsLy, Phillip ,i
Hot of Stumor.! and Gib-
yon i f .Minnesota wen. kuurd-
who ii'uiittitlued the lilhlitMt
Htitmlard of lino play thrtiuKhctil i
a acisou whhh n -marXulilo '
for the slumps Into wh:ili lie Qfuntliiurd From rage lino)
gre.it team after anuiher bW ci -
invariably to lull. I tirun, of the firm nf Muniilus,
On the ends, Phllllin of Call-; M, t ulliieh aud Hi lsc nil. reire
fornla and Fessler of Ohio !"' , , Ulm.,i. k(.,
stand out -as greutest lu a season
marked l.y the subordination, of , " i vhleiitly not mi lug to illj.
wiug ijluy. despite tho Increase in ; v fny their hand. '
the ppcu game. ,- Judge Humes then fottiiult
.Strain:.' Iliiiler ! ituilul lllll Tholirosoii over to Hit"
Tlu IrhI running back of ; r'uil Jury on it i-hargu ft first
vear, ami one who could Itaua. ; dean murder,
punt, kick field goals and .lu,v a.
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AH-ALUTUa in the Rtviit.'st iu
oiuffy a Wicson, Howard llar'Mtfi
of C:.rnTi Tm-h
Hero Wtt tliw1
man rt'ii:Miiiiiin
for the fliio
fhowlitir f tho Skihuti, who w.-re
onv of a fow rtrally iut standi I'H
elevens of 1!33. nni,in who waa
atclaiiind by oppoaliiR ronihcu
with nu UHS prultu than by hU
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vwn-polnt t-lk heatl, . xhll.it. il
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hunting trip In Mniitaiiit. nlure
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