TTIE 3IOKNIXG OltEGOXIAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 19 1G. 15

coming University of Oregon-Orego- n' AMVSFMKNTS. MEETtXfl NOTICES. Aggie football battle on the Corvallis KGHANCE IS UNMOVED field next Saturday. Great prepara- SOME RECORDS HIT CAMEL1A CHAPTER. .NO. tions are being made for the home- Broadway Taj O. E. Stated communication coming festivities. at lor this (Monday) evening, froct.l. e e e Main 1. A IKS HEILIG H ordr pf W. M. Myron R. Jackson, of Conn., F-- Norwich. 23-24-- MAR1ET rEROEINSON. The Bank of California NEXT NOV. 25 was elected to captain the 1917 football HARMONY LODGE. NO.J2. De- team at Trinity College, Hartford. National Association. 8peclal-Prir-e Mats. Frt. and Sat. A. K. AND A. M. Special com- "P. L." Sticks by Original Conn. Committee Refuses to Allow Lieklrr & Co.'i munication tn:s (Monday) eve. m m m o"c'.ock. Work in t Captain .t A. Visitor, welcom. mand on Cubs. Jeff Healy. of the Columbia All New Athletic Marks. drrcc ec. University. New Tork. eleven. Is ex- 100 TEOPLE V. M. DE UN. pected to be back in time to play with Capital paid in Gold Coin $8,500,000.00 WA&JilNiiTON LODCJE. NO. his team In the last game of the sea- 4. A. F. AND A. M. Special son. He was severely injured early communication tills (MorjJav) Surplus and Undivided Profits 58,433,608.51 e. in the campaign and It was only about vr. 7 o'clock. E Mn and Buro-sld- PILOT NOT YET SELECTED 10 days ago away KELLY'S TIME REJECTED E. A. degree. Mi. tors that he threw his welcome. Ordt-- v.". !. crutches. TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS J K. RICHMOND. Sec. The University of Chicago Alumni WILLAMETTE LODGE. No S. gave A. K. AND A. M. Special Coach Stagg and the members of Issue Commercial Letters of Credit covering importation mis (Monday! even- - Chicago Tans Want Former Hero the Maroon team much praise at the Quarter-Mll- o Feat Ruled Out Be In u ciok. Work banquet in University Club in Chicago of merchandise, as well as Letters of Credit for use of travel- durte. Visitors e!corna-- . to Liead Team, but Manage- recently. The alumni passed resolu- cause Track "Was Not Sleasured S. WEEKS. tions favoring the numbering of foot- ers throughout the United States and Foreign Countries. Bincrn Jewelry, buttons, caarroa. plna ment Doesn't Indicate That Accord New EMELtM - ball player3. in With BEN lllB Naw aesigna. Jaecer Bros. 131- 6iXta at. Change Will Be Made. Standard of A. A. TJ. Interest Paid on Time and Savings Deposits Arab. Catnrl. Horse. Itankeya. r"RIEILJlNrKR'S. Jewelers. Emnlems. Many of the Eastern aggregations Class Pins and Presentation Medalsfr Ues.ana are having a hard time trying to prac- Box Office Open Today. ana estimates furcisaed Irea. Slu Waaa. tice. Most of the gridirons of the Head Office San Francisco Sale East are covered with snow or are Eve's, floor 2: balcony. $1 .v. fl, Ve; If outsiders succeed in dictating to frozen, and from all accounts there NEW TORK. Nov. 19. Many dele- Itallerv res4r ed, "Oc: tdmlwlon, roe. riTD. Both FTi. and Sat. Mats. : Floor $1.50. Hospital. stockholders of the Chicago National will be rejoicing when the 1916 season gates, representing divi- BRANCH-ThirdandStarkSt- LfCA." M Prllwoo'l ifnerI Nt. the various reets Balcony, f 1. 75c. Mc. Oal!ery rS4?rTd. et 1 Roy comes to a close next week. PORTLAND &0e. City Country la." Marc-r- A. Lut.t. ."" an-- League club, then Frank Le Chance sions of the Amateur Athletic Union, and Mail orders ree'd. J H ar.d mother of lie. en A ohv?k, monT orders. luca. Sir . J. B. la in line to return to his old Job. arrived today to ddrs !ettr. n- - Charlotte l.uca. To permit boys practice here attend the annual A. W. T. Inclose addressed 1- Hsrtley. dele-pat- es to football WM. MacRAE. J. T. BURTCHAELL, Pancle. Portland: Mrs. - L. Wurart. merely because and other sports at night, the city of meeting of the National organization, and Frank W. Lucas, of sa 1 ra-ci- to. have gathered in convention and Pittsburg, Pa., will have powerful elec- to be held tomorrow. The members Manager Asst. Manager Notlce ot funeral later. named the P. L. tric lights installed in the various city of the legislation and record commit- MF1ER In Tu ron. Ari: . Nov. 19 " It is said that the men who control playgrounds, according announce beloved daughter of Mrs. Jne ua. the destinies of the Cubs haven't been to tees held preliminary sessions today, Meier and U.a lata WKlism 1. Meier tu- ment by w. F. Ashe, superintendent of at which they prepared reports. services hold, in Port.and. consulted about the selection of the big City their Brwy, A Morrison ners! t f is in any league the Bureau of Recreation. to be presented and passed upon at BAKER Nouce later. 'allfornlan. It fitting a Always hhow Quality. Nov. 19. Mrs. Annla tomorrow s of BENSON In this cltr. -- I In the country for magnates to deny meeting. een Biy. Y . s "Willamette University will work Its new le Toniffht berjraln night, all seats 2!c only. Chsppe.le. Recon. Ptm n.ny story that breaks before the own-fr- The walk record of Jsu. 7. 1S4T. late of l'er.ver. CO;0. team overtime in hopes of having it 2:06:06 5. made by Renz at ALX WEEK MATS. WED.. SAT. a funeral parlor. are ready to make their own an in the best possible condition to meet Edward are at llolman nouncements. The bare denial from Celtic Park. New York, was rejected Nov. H, Rudolph a s;ed S the Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club by on indif- Kl'DOIfH P!er & Chicago headquarters that Chance Is Sat- the committee account of LAW veais. P.msins at Dunning MciolM not being would carry no eleven on Multnomah Field next ferent timing. Dave S. Caldwell. Bos- be "THE OF parlcra. of funeral later. considered urday. The be selected can sent fotlc e weight if it weren't that Charles officials will ton Athletic Association, who was ac- OLSON Nov. 1 3. Chr O'.son. aKed 1- LAND" s -5 HOLIDAY THE WefiKhman. president, is a rare later. credited with 1.13 for 600 yards at Georce Broadhursfe powerful and grip- y.ais. Remslr.s si Punning t Mci.ntee the by this bank pallors. Notice of funeral later: individual- - in that onne vou corner him Newark. N. J., will not have his mark ping drama. Most intense melodrama n a. n o accepted, no of modern times. lieauUf uily staged wit tact will own l n to it. because there was border and acted. vveeghman says he noth- - around the track. for you to rOEB-U- , NOTICES. that knows PLAYER GIVEN SPOKANE Evenlnirs ?c. 50?. Pirn, and Pat. lnr of the move and that there is little Kelly's Rejected. LW Soc, Wed. Mat- - All go Record points Mats.. bargain FBANV.TTT1 The funeral services of Ernll to over. can be abroad s. chance for It This 2!c. mo-rr- be- Is The committee also rejected the time fiats Ktar.tetti. Z:, 2 taken for an absolute fact, but there 24 2-- 5 220-ya- rd MONEY Next week A a.d .ri. "Fotash Perlmutter. of Mrs. Emll rranrilll. a of seconds for a low loved husband -. nother angle to be considered. Minor of Mr. and M- rranllMi. JOHN--SO- hurdle around a turn made by Fred and son Jac.h t ity stockholders of the club are not UXCIiB SAMS MUST LET GO OF ar.l brotli-- r of Orl and I'a.ll Franrll-- satisfied Joe W. Kelly, Los Angeles, as no entry and MM Ida Zonttlni, of ar.d J"'l" with Tinker. OR or programmes were printed in or by mail of Thellil.funeral eorluc I.OlulILIX. blanks Fransittl. l'ortl;.J. - If the Cub owners as a whole were keeping governing will leave the roUKnc- establl.sliineut ot willing to talk business with Chance, with the laws the j A Momgoiin-r- at ot:i, running of events. j Finlev nd pjroceed t 1t is more than likely that the demands Manager IS In at 4i tolay (Mondavi. old-tim- e League President Rules That Because the track measured al litn and Uavis. whera of the West Side favorite 12 the Catheural. 10 M. Friends in- would bring negotiations to an abrupt Savage Must Stick to Agreement stead of inches from the border, the Consult rna-- s 1U be said at A. Cemetery. Lniversity of Chicago middle-distan- ce vited. Interment Klvervuw halt. The Chicago Nationals are trying Early man,. In ol'.v at the Ists residence.. to retrench and not go deeper Made in Fall. Blng Dlsmond, was not allowed OFFEP. this Nov. into the 47 5 440 re- tho Deiondorf apartments. 1!. Julius mire, and $50,000 two years' work his world's mark of for us M Offer, sged 4 years. Be'oved hus- for ya rds. of up t - - of OlfT. father Florence would aid greatly in putting them 19. ft- band l::io d pennant-wlnue- VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. Moose Disapproval was expressed regarding Offer. Friends invited to to their necks unless a r and Hail fce he, 1 runner-u- p Johnson or Clem Loughlin, the Winni the examination of the legislative com garding funeral strvlcfs. which will or a should be produced. peg amateur who has signed with Port AM ELI TOF and at Hoiman s funeral par.ors at 11 A. M. Tinker would probaoly jump at an mittee to eliminate the registration of NATION A KM. AN l KAL1Z todav "Monday i. Nov. -- ". tSOOO land, must play with the Spokane women swimmers, re- AC Mullen c Cooftmn ; Lulu ponlund Crematorium. a season stipend, and that figure W and when the A Grant services at tho Is to hockey club this inter was the de codification of the constitution and by the Slmrn. city. Nov. 17. Addla N. going look mighty fine to the BANK litOK4i E M'KAY AND BLA1N In this X g cision handed down today by President &T and directors when they settle up this puz-rlin- laws is brought up for discussion to On IK AK1IINK Biain. aceu years, lo monTjs Frank A. in the clash which r. Mrs. on Wilde, rtnvs. beloved wlf of J. W. n'.aln. PS question. Patrick morrow, it was said, there probably 000,000. and lord fu- has arisen between the Portland and rates Capital and Surplus f", Or P lium Travel Weekly. Clinton St. Friends invited to attend Meanwhile Frank Le Roy Chance Is would be a protracted argument In Orch-str- H. services, which will be held at tha Spokane clubs over services Third and Oak n Concert neral 'J to- cultivating oranges at Glendora. He Johnson's favor of retaining the women in the Street. i 4 : 4 1 1TFR' Portland Crematorium at 30 P. M. The Pacific Coast Hockey Associa Portland, Oreson. ii; day i Monday i, Nov. o. Take Sollwooit does not care whether Weeghman se- today by a union. Remains aro at lects him or not. He has- given the tion head was interviewed Several representatives from the Far car for Crt matorlum. Chicago representative of the Portland hockey New England. liolmatt's funeral parlors. club his demands, and there interests, Mr. Bryan, who came here Western. Middle Atlan SHIPLEY In this city. Nov. IS. Martha tne subject ends. For after all It Is not tic. Central and Hawaiian associations Hoills Phi"ley. sped S months and vice-preside- to show Patrick why Johnson so bad to be nt and man- Frank declared they were unalterably in fa- mm days. lr.fnrt dsunhter of Mr. sn.l Mra. should stay in Portland, but left with . Piupl'-v- . of Saiem, cr. Friends in- ager of a AA you vor of continuing registration 3-- 5 Luiljr resa-rdlng- I'. class club where are the expressed intention of seeing that the of turns 11 minutes, 29 seconds. fer with him new court vited to attend fuir. ra! w hich an image being worshiped by the fans Manager Savage kept his word in re women swimmers. Langcr, Los Angeles A. C, Honolulu. H. T.. rules. will be held al Hoiman's funeral parlor nnd your own boss. just at present President G. J. Turner. Baltimore, September 4. Judjre Fklpworth said It was es- at A. M. toriav (Moti'Uyi, Nov. . are no pick gard to the deal with Spokane. no opposition 1000 yards, open salt smter (100). nine that Interment Greenwood Cemetery. there directors to faults will have in his 2- busi- Ed Savage agreed early in the Fall 13 minutes, 7 -0 seconds. Ludy sential that the court dispose of with the Peerless Leader's work as go to but there may be contests for turns ness without unnecessary delays. PE HART At the family residence. Ill there would be at Chicago. to let either Oatman or Johnson some of the other offices. linger, Los Angeles A. C, Honolulu, H. T.. North ?oth sireet. Nov. 1". Edward James too, Spokane if Lester Patrick called off September 4. re Hart, aced S'l years. 7 months and 17 Then, after the season Is over his negotiations with the Winnipeg The following applications for new 1(K yards, breast stroke, bath (20) four davs. Friends Invited to attend funeral In the Coast League, there are only Marples records remain to be acted on tomor- turns I minute, lO 5 seconds. M. NO CLOSED SEASON O.V DEER, services, ahlch vt'l be held al the a!ov a. amateurs, Dick Irvin, Stan and PANTAGES 2:ou V. M. today (Mn-dnv- i. few minutes between Los Angeles and row: Hllnots A. C, Illinois Athletic & rel.lence at Clem Loughlin. Lester agreed to let Chicago, 111.. 2. J. Frederick Meagher, Vancouver's MATINEE DAILY 2:30 Nov. 10. Interment Klver low the Glendora orange groves, where the Club bath, March poet-boxe- r, hp Savage deal with them on the under Running. 200 yards, breast stroke, open water (50). deaf written a humor- THE :ypsy camp. Cemetery. wizard of wizards "Winters. 2- - 1 y ear-ol- d. Includ- standing that If these three went to 60 ?rds run (indoor), 6 seconds. Joe three turns 2 minutes. 45 5 seconds. M. ous ballad on Dewey Deer, the Featnred by WolodlH llorolik A Co.. M'rOLM The funeral service of the late r. Loomls, OhicaKO A. A., at the National A. y, Ohio, 185-pou- f u 11 back of 'Wash- ing Mll. Natch, and MIW. T.tlana. A bril- OT McColm, of HucW.ey avenue. 3 Manager Portland either Johnson or Oatman Illinois A. C. the t. aed Bernhard. of Salt Lake, has A. U. Indoor track and field championships 18. ington School Deaf, liant danclnR dlvrtls-men- years, will be cuiuiuctcd Monday. Novem- went to Spokane. Ed Savage, in a let July State for the who INI. ii.Su P. M.. In mortuary acquired three ballplayers for his 1917 held at 22d Regiment Armory, Nuw York 1wr yards, (25). three 10.0 5 6 OTMr.K BHi ACTS S ber at tne ter to A. Patrick, received here back stroke, bath runs the yards in 10 seconds. tnmher-landn- ," D. av oM'J-f- 4 nquad. They are Frank City. March 18. 1SUU. 2-- 5 Third rplsode of i. of the chnpel of A. Kenworthv Co.. Pitchers Walter 1 minute. 8 seconds. Itussell "Ihe Nlnety-st-con- Saturday, explains that, having lost 440 run (round outdoor). turns Tje ballad Is unique in that it has but Hel-- n and ioK d street iouiheal. In Lents. ""Lefty" Leverenz and Henry East and yards path, liian, Yale Swimming Association. New 1'ork ilth Jfos U. Oatman, see way 47 2- -. Un- two rhyming eounds. reserved by pUane. Curtain. 2 :3o. 1 and Frlenos lnvtel to atiend. Interment Outfielder Jack Tobln. All of them he cannot his clear seconds. James E. Meredith. Athletic Club bath. New Tork City. Mount Scott park Cemetery. were purchased from St. Louis to transferring Johnson or any other iversity of Pennsylvania, at lntercolleciate loo yards, back stroke, open salt water th shouttnjra the 1- The tumult and din. th Portland player. championships held at Cambridge, noo) 1 minute, 14 seconds. Harold tilsajiucar; SNOrxiRAPS The funeral services of Americans. Leverenz will not be a Mass.,AAA.May 27, 1U13. 1U1H. The wacRlnic diit TRAVEI.K-R- IDE. H Pnodtfraas will be held today This Is the first time since the or Krucer. Honolulu. H. T., September 4, Walt. wait, w hat's thin doth limply - lie fit lata ta o'clock: M . atranger to Coast League fans. He MO04) yards run (indoor), 2 minutes, l"'t ? (Mindayl Nov. '0. at ; P. ganization of the association five years "Hi yards relay, bath 20 fonr men. Upon the football f tM so drear residence eMabli-hmen- t of J. J1. wpnt to the majors from 15 5 seconds. J. v.". Overton. Yale Univer- 5 Illi- A lump ? at the this circuit. been a over yards each 3 minute. 42 seconds. of mired mud a smear Flnley &i Sun, Mori gomcrv at 5th. Friends Pitcher was Topeka aco that there has clash sity, made at National A. A. TT. indoor track C. (A. C. Ralthel. 5.1 seconds: Of lava? K opens an eye; Cemetery. Fast with the Kepi-me- nt nois A. team N. Invlle'd. KlverMew services and Manager Savage 5 grunt Interment club of the Western League last sea-eo- n olavers' and field championships, held at d William VoKburtr. 57 seconds; H. J. With (rroans ami it tries to rear - was one will have to follow the ruling made Armory, New York City March 18, lltbnor, 55 seconds: Perry Mcl illllvray. 55 Itn dinoFaiir fram on high accounted of the best Cul-eap- o. b.t-n- lu-we- League. today or take the chance of having his 191 . seconds), Illinois Athletic Club bath. Why, me. It la Deer! niKECTORS. chuckers in the Western Tobin SS0 yards run (outdoor). 1 minute, San Francisco ITNERAL was St. Louis in 1915 resignation asked for as a director. 111., April 27. In areenta venture I, with the Feds and 52. 5 seconds. James, K, Meredith, Uni- 5iK yards, relay, bath (20). five men. 1O0 trmblinic was one of pasttimers over 5 Illi- "What's matter. !(fey, (tntie TearT the taken versity of Pennsylvania, made at dual met yards each 4 minutes, 40 seconds. I've rten our fullback, fiercely fly Fielder Jones made, his selec- The Sport light. with Cornell University, May lii, lilt. nois A C. team (above tour and I). I Jonea, Full in the face of frenzied fear Los Angeles tions for the 1916 Browns. He played Franklin Field. Fenn. 5S seconds). Illinois Athletic Club bath, Chi- And rend th t very atmoaphero with Fielder's team in 61 games last Hurdles, cago, I1L, April 27. Wliila bellow inn hia battle-cr- y; (Without Cbancs Ea Koutat Tho foreman clung; to roof and rear EDWARD HOOIAN CO. season. The details of the deal which "Somewhere In Somewhere. (Ten hurdles. 3 feet, 6 Inches high. Hurdles International He amote tnem smartly, hip and thigh. rl Die, brought to 10 yards apart, hurdle 15 yards from World records tinder Clean. . 1377 the three baseballers the in Somewhere when the drift first laws. And scored. 'Oda blood, what, brings you C ESTABLISHED metropolis been Somewhere starting point and last hurdle 15 jards be- Swimming; Federation here ?' viufortabla. t'tah have not made ing shadows creep finishing line.) Kl tailljr Appointed. public. Is there left a dreamless sleep? fore SeaKolns; of flame- - 12t yards, high hurdles (outdoor). 15 Tut. tnt!" the hero made rply, Somewhere beyond the borders the seconds. Earl J. Thomson, University of Football Result. "That's easy." and he sneered a sneer, RELIABLE Judge William Wallace McCredie, encircled land Northwest ! 1 weary Southern California, at Southern Pacific As- "But. ah tremble to descry president of the Portland Baseball Where the make their stand. sociation meet, held Bovard Los Ladles who flock to charm and rheer S. S. ROSE CITY Where phantom fires of eight million at Flats. croon t my UNDERTAKERS Company, accompanied by Mrs. the Antteles, Cal., April 29, 1916. of Washington. To heir plaudits la ear irhosts are glowing. 11:0 yards, high 15 mlrerelty And lionize me to the nky, Falls from Alnsworth Dock left for Winlno Hot Springs hurdles (outdoor), my tie-ar- Where the Marne and Meuse are flowing W. Kelly, C., Washington 27'Fallard JJ Or slobber o'er htt r. and yesterday morning. The Judge will re- seconds. Fred Los Angeles. A. mushy, cushy things, ! S 1 M.. SATt'RDAY, Nor. 55. Through valleys of despair; at dual meet with University of California, Washington 02 Hr. merton The oh fie main there until it Is time for him and Where they sing the endless glory of the W ashington 27 Whitman Uos't wonder now I hide me here? CO Miles oa FUNERAL DIRECTORS held at Berkeley, California. March 21, 191. O Oregon linlilrn Walter McCredie to leave for the Coast nation s fearless men 120 high 15 Washington v Columbia Klver. League meeting at Salt Lake Through the battle's crimson glare. yards, hurdles (outdoor), Washington SS.Ornon Asglea L'EXVOT. Alt Itatrfeliicluda around who will never seconds. Fred Murray, Stanford University, WaahluKton 13 California God of pootballera. mystic aeer. HertUn and Mcaia December 10. But how about the millions Association championships, held far-flun- g e wake again at Pacific Ward off the female eye Ixble and ben lea Lady Assistant at Berkeley. Cal.. April 22, 1916. Totals 161 Totals Before It blasts las young rirvcr Z d. Somewhere In Somewhere? 4-- nrxrell Walter McCredie has high hopes that 120 yards. hlKh hurdles (outdoor) 14 5 And let it beam on surh as I. Itii fean r ranrlorA A Portland 9. 6. rs, seconds. Simpson, tJnlverslty Mis- rnlTerslty of Orecon. J. JrKHDEKlCK MEAGHER. Frank "Dink" O'Brien will become a Somewhere In Somewhere yon can Robert of Tlilrd and Hulilutos felreet wlta hear the souri, at dual meet with Iowa State Col- Orepon 071WiIIamette O.-- It. M C- -. AeA. great catcher next season. "His size ghostly tread 191U...... 0 i. Bmdasr W1 Third and Salmon Streets lege, held at Columbia, Mo., May 6. Oregon ...... 25Multnomah 14 A altu will not handicap him," says Walter. Of the many million dead; 12i yards, high (outdoor) 14 4-- 5 Oregon ...... 30( t alifornla ...... What Is known as Arthur's Is a Z hurdles 0 0 Seat 1511 "All great pitchers are low ball hurlers And wonder If they wonder as they wait seconds. Robert Simpson, University of Mis- Oregon Washington hill east of Edinburgh, the capital of Main 507. A these days, which by land and sea souri, dual meet with University Kan- Oregon 12'Wash. State 8 makes the small Why It ever had to be? at of Scotland. It is a strange formation in catchers useful. Look at Rowdy El- sas, at Columbia. Mo., May 13, 1D16.. 176 Total 17 the shape of a Hon and Is 822 high, TWIN PALACES Is their sleep, I wonder, broken by shells 5 Totals feet liott, Eddie Burns, Al Walters and Ray the 120 yards, high hurdles (outdoor), 14 yet the ascent is an easy one. Schalk." that echo, screaming, seconds. Earl J. Thompson, University of Oregon Agricultural College. and from Day and night above their dreaming. Southern California, at an open meet, held Oregon Agrles .... 7'Alnmnl IS the summit a glorious view Is gained. Hurling death across the air? at Stanford University. Cal., May 13. 1916. Oregon Aggies .... 0 Multnomah 3 The living know the glory of the chargo 120 yards, high hurdles (outdoor), 14 8-- 5 Oregon Aggies .... 2 Idaho 0 Gossip of the Gridiron by hill and glen seconds. Robert Simpson. University of Oregon Aggies 13 Wash. Ptato 10 in nn taawwii 'wiaj jsi PERFECT Where the valiant-hearte- d fare. Missouri, made sit Missouri Valley Confer- Oregon Aggies 7;Xebraska 17 1'' rCNEB.lL CERVICES FOB LESS But how about the millions who will never ence meet, held Columbia, Mo., May 27, Oregon Aggies 23 whitman 0 PortTsnd to Fan Francisco S. S. Northern care again at Oregon Aggies .... 0 Washlngtoa S3 Pacific, express train time. Sailings Nov 11. BUSCH, the former Lincoln 1916. 30. Express Somewhere ia Somewhere? 120 14 3-- 5 Otm 14. 2L 25. Cal. Str. leaves 0:30 $150 FOR $75 FRANK yards, high hurdles (outdoor), "761 78 A. M. Fares (12S0. 13. tlT.Su. J0 1H. FUNERAL School athlete, made a great Simpson, Untveratty of Mis- Total' Total ft. her-pric- seconds. Robert Fan Francisco to Portland Not. 9. Ills funerals In proportion hit with those who saw the Multnomah souri, at Intercollegiate Conference meet, Whitman College. 18-- 1. J. have referred frequently to the 111., 23. Club-Whitm- an held at Evanston, June 3. 1916. 74 Amateur Athletic Col- 14 4-- 5 Whitman 2lIdaho 8.S. Oreat Northern. San Francisco and lege game on WE "punch" in football. Its value 120 yards, hl?h hurdles (outdoor), Whitman 6 Washington ...... 27 Los Anee:es to Honolulu, Nov 7; Dec DULLER & TRACEY football Multnomah Field seconds. Robert Simpson, University of Mis- 0 Oregon Aggies .... 23 .. 1. Saturday. The big er was In baseball is not so apparent. souri, made National A. A. U. Senior Whitman 17 DIRECTORY Jsn. 4. .2: Feb. 12; March tlou round Independent Funeral Directors. at Whitman o'Montana trip, ana up. Lady played at end on the defense and at The Old Batting Eye Is supposed to championships, held at Newark, N. J., Sep- Whitman OjMultnomah 6 I North Bank. 0th Star Assistant. tackle on the offense. Coach Vincent be the ruling feature of game, tember 9, 1916. I Station, lotii and lloyt Wash, at Ella it.. Bet. 2Ulh and Slat. the 20 yards, 23 3-- 5 32 Total 87 TICK FT A Mor N. Kjr. Borleske certainly knew what he was a lew hurdles (outdoor). Total Sl f. 2691. A 7&a3. West Side. But brief glance at the succulent seconds (Ten hurdles, 2 feet, 6 Inches high. College. LIBERTY COAL & 348 Wash.. O. N. Ky. Main doing with his young giant, for there statistics doesn't always carry the sup 20 yards before finishing line). Robert Washington State I 1U0 3d. Kurlli.gton Br. was more yardage lost by the winged position through. Simpson. University of Missouri, made at the Wash. State C'AIumnl 7 w athletes around his end than was Last season the Cincinnati Reds fin- Missouri Valley Conference meet, held at Wash. State l;Oregon Aggies .... 13 ICE CO. gained. May 27, Wash. State 27'Montana 0 ished a rather spongy last. But for all Columbia, Mo., 1916. Wash. State Si;iliho 0 EAST THIRD AND AS II. DTJNNLNG A M'ENTEE, funeral directors. that they were second In team batting, Walklnc. Wash. State 8 Oregon 12 Broauway and Pine street- - Phone iroad-wa- y University well beyond New Tork, Philadelphia Two-mi-le (indoor), 18 87 THE CLEANEST COAL WORLD COMFACNII ZiHiVUi TRANSATUUrriQUE 4M. A 6o8. Lady attendant. The of California football walk minutes. Total 771 Total 32 7 j squad has scored a total of 172 points and Boston, all first division clubs seconds. G. H. Gouldlng, Toronto Central CALL K 620, D 6148. aaaraaa raataj samee I-- ' as against 75 for Its opponents. The clubs with a chance to win up to the Walking Club, at National A. A. U. indoor University of Idaho. A. R ZELLER A CO., 892 WILLIAMS AVB. 48-to- field championships, 22d YOICK iJOKUEAUX PAHIS lot--. largest victory was a -6 affair closing week. track and held at Idaho 0'Oregon Aggies .... 26 N.W Fa'ft C loss Lady attenaaau St. Mary's, In the same way Regiment Armory, New York City. March 6Gonzaga 21 THAT GOOD KNIGHT COAL 3. 8. ROC II AM BEAU Not. 13. S P. M. Hay and nlgnt service. over while the University the weakest bat Idaho , It. S M. 39 ting club in league was 18, lltL Idaho 14 Whitman 26 s. tl'SAuM. Dec i of Oregon's win. to 14, over the the Boston. Relay. 0 Wash. State 31 HARD. HOT, CLA!f. C. W. STI.SGL.K, SO Glath SL A SON, The Braves were six points below the Idaho 19 A. D. CHARLTON. 233 Morrison St. J. P. FINLET Bear Staters was the largest setback. Four-mil- e relay race (outdoor), Idaho 13iMontana ALBIXA FIEL COMPANY. Progressive Fu.teral Lnrectora But four teams have scored against Cubs In seventh place. four K 182. O 1117 E. K CAKHliO.N, C at. St. Paul R7. AT FIFTH. prevent men, each man to run one mile with Baton 331 Total 123 DORSE Y B. SMITH. 118 Third St. HuMliuMbKI them, and two of them were defeats, All of which didn't the 17:61 5 seconds. Cornell University team Total E. F BAIRD. 1U0 Third St. F. 8. DCN.V1.NO. INC. the University of Washington eleven Braves from finishing up around the (G. Taylor. J. Hoffmlre, L. Wlndnagel, D. Multnomah Amateur Athletlo Club. H. DICKSON. 84a Washington 8t. East Side Funeial Directors. getting the second victory of the 1916 front, scrambling for the summit up to Potter), a University of Pennsylvania Relay Multnomah S' Oregon Aggies .... 0 Standard Wood Company NORTH BANK KOAU. Firth and Stark Sta. 414 East y.lder .street. East Sit. B 255a. O1 UNION PAC. R. K.. 3d & Washington Sta " season over the Berkeley institution. tne last few days of the race. Carnival, Philadelphia, Pa, April 29. 1916. Multnomah Oregon 28 K. 124 fKEHES C'iDERTAKl.Nlj COMPANY, ad Two-mil- e relay race (outdoor), four iPaclflcTJ 0 WOOD COAL a. DUFFY. Third St.. Portland. Clay. 410a. A Lady 13 to 3. Saturday. Multnomah 1 EAusTe15 and Main attendant. last Following is men, each man to run 880 yards with Baton Multnomah 2 :Columbla TJ 0 the record to date of the University of Maxims of the Nineteenth Hole. University team, 7 minutes, 53 sec- Multnomah ...... 13i Vancouver A. S. .. 6 UK. AND MKS. V. H. HAMILTON Fl? . Yale SM HAWTHORNE AVENUE.' K both and Qllan. Tab. 4313. jaurornia mis rootoall team: Verily the Winter winds and tha onds. (H. Rolfo. A. Barker, H. Cooper, J. Multnomah 6 O A. C. Freshmen .. 16 eeral service. California 29"01ympics - 0 drifting snows shall prevent many a Overton), at University of Pennsylvania Re- Multnomah 6jVhltman 0 LK1CSON Kestdence L'nderlaklns Parlor California 23;OrlKinals O J2tb and Morriaon sta. Main 6133. A HiU. topped drive and many a flub. lay Carnival. Philadelphia, Pa., April 29, 65 Total 50 Coal Trine?ALASKARupert. Ketchikan, Wranrell. 0 Total and Suburban J California Ojoivmplcs And while the duffer curse 1916. Portland Teierhnrr. Juaean. Tr-- well. lourlut. & SNOOK .V41h'.lmunt California ISlnrlslnals 0 shall the Throwing the Javelin. Tbaoe, Halnea, bkm(nt, Cordova. Xml-d-es Bll'EEZE California 21;whittler 17 raging elements, they shall save him & Ice Co. and California 1: Oreson 811 many a poignant pang and many a 199 feet, 6 Inches. George A. Bronder, Jr., AXGLERS IIAVE FIXE OUTIXG terd. California 2Tn. of So. Calif 0 squawk of anguish. Irish -- American A. C, made at National A G. C TON EGLOFFSTEIN, Manager. CALIFORNIA FLORISTS. California 4.PI. Mary's 6 A. U. field championships, held Via or t?nn to Loa S track and Fatt:e Frar.lcsco California Washington 13 - Sep- Angeles Diego. at Weequahlc Park. Newark, N. J., Catches Reported by Enthusiasts and San Lars eat ships, A FORBES CO., Hanghton System. tember 9, 1916. Bis unequalled service, low rate. Including MARTIN Florists. l.4 Total Total The CLEAN, HONEST COALS tne all and berth Vtaahlncton. Main 6!. a 120. Flower It may be this, it may be that. After Xehalem Trip. For particu : a re apply or telephone lor all occasions artistically arranged. Eclipsing record as accepted by 1 1 1 may bring in a gain or world's I'AHHC ST t.A M P CO M P A Y. Evidently the Washington State Col It loss; the International Amateur Athletlo Federa- About 40 Portland angling enthusi- Broadway 3S8. A 3358. Ticket Office, 40 Washington At end comes to thin 10-1- 2. St. CLARKE BROS., Florists. Morrison at. lege football squad was not given t But the it tion, June 1914. from the Nehalem coun- Pac. Mala 229. A 180.1. 17 To put the winning punch across, Made new rules as to track meas- asts returned lionie Main or A Fine flowers and floral warm reception ou its arrival in PulV e e e under try last night, where they spent the Lind Sawdust & Fuel Co. designa No branch store. 12-to- urement. 12 Inches from pole. man. Wash., -3 EeTT after the defeat day fishing for sllversldes. having left SL.AH-WOO- D. M. SMITH. Main 7213. A The old dope that a strong offense Equals world's record as accepted by SAWDIST, DRY SHORT WOOD, MAX - at the hands of the University of Ore was a good defense was badly the International Amateur Athletic Federa- Portland at 8 o'clock yesterday morn- Ins, bldg.. 8:n and Aide.- st. ili. gon shat 10-1- 2, on Multnomah Field a week ago tered at Cornell. Michigan had an of' tion. June 1914. ing for their destination. Most of those 841 Macadam Street. Corner Cnrry. BAY TONSETH FLORAL CO.. "Jh5 Waahinctoa last Saturday. The Evergreen, the of in the party were members of the Mult- Phones Pae., Main e027 Home, A 2122. COOS at-- , between th and 5th. Main Sluj. a organ fense strong enough to score 20 points. Swimming Records. Anglers" They Invaded iiol ficial of the Washington State as a aerense was some 10O- yards, toath (20), 64 sec- nomah Club. Eureka, San Francisco P L. LERCH. East 11th and C ay streets. College, But its value four turns country In a Lady feast 761. B l&an. has an editorial dealing on the thing less than one-thir- d of nothing. onds. Perry McGilllvray, Illinois A. C, Illi- the around Batterson's SS. F. A. KILBURX attendant, subject. says, part: meager 111., brought big Williams Ave. Fuel Co., It in "A nois. A. C. bath, Chicago. February 3. special train and back 6 half dozen were at the Sunday ISO yards, bath (25. five turns 1 min- catches. P. Nellseo and C. fiosde, P. 31, Wednesday, Nov. 22. train - . ... . ' .. . . . 1. .. U . . i, MONTMENTSi. noon. About Pitt. ute. 20 5 seconds. H. E. Vollmer, N. Y. The Portlanders report excellent fish- " ' J 122 Ihe negligence, the discourtesy, Third Street. 214-26- disloyalty, Sir: I notice where one or two cor- A. C. New York Athletic Club bath. New ing and are so tickled with their out- Phones Mala 1314 A 1314. PORTLAND MARBLE WORKS, 6 4th the the lack of consideration Y'ork City, January lO. E 3570 C 1703. and St.. opposite City bia'l Main 6504. Philip and sympathy is a disgrace to respondents are trying to belittle Pitt ing that these promise to become regu. A for memorials. the 200 (25). seven min- Ul Neu Sons season. yards, bath turns 2 Bat- '.S-J- nil .1 n !! 11 I I . student body of the Institution. The this Let them figure this: 4-- 5 Y. lar events. The party arrived at Pennsylvania proved against Dart- utes 8 seconds. H. E. Vollmer. N. 7 o'clock yesterday morn- f miserable failure to Bupport the team A C., New York Athletic Club bath. New terson's about .'' American -- Hawaiian Co. GRANITE and coach In their 'hour of need' was mouth she had one of the strong teams York City. April 10. ing, leaving there about 6 P. M. Steamsliip EBLAESING .trVWToJ anything but conducive to future sue of the East. Pitt beat Pennsylvania 220 yards, bath (25), 11 turns 2 min- All sailings cess." 20 to 0. Which is answer enough. utes. 23 5 seconds. H. E. Vollmer. N. Y. between O. G. R. A. C, New York Athletlo Club bath. New U. S. York City. April 10. NEW COURT RULES URGED Atlantic and The O. A. C. Barometer, the col' 3K yards, (25), 11 paper. Is In politics it may be you can't bath turns 3 minutes, U. S. Pacific ports lege having a time of It that 34 5 seconds. H. E. Vollmer, N. Y. A. C. 4 rousing loyalty to the football team. fool all the people all the time. But New York Athletlo Club bath. New York Lane County Judge and Bar Asso- are canceled until An editorial appeared In one of in writing football It is 7 to 0 that you City. July 18. - the on 'jr late issues dealing- with can't please any of the people directly S00 metors. bath (25), 13 turns 3 minutes, ciation to Work Plans. further notice. Phone Your Want Ads to the "rouainr 5 XT0 down-trodde- n interested any of the time. 53 seconds. H. E. Vollmer. N. Y. A. C, C. D. Kennedy. Ait-- Stark St.. Portland reception" given the ath- New York Athletic Club bath. New York letes when they lost, 35 to 0, against Bovvlin Association Elects. City. July 18. EUGENE. Or.. Nov. 19. (Special.) the University of Washington at Seat 500 yarda, open salt water (100), four Judge G. F. Skipworth and members of THE OREGONIAN tie a week ago last Saturday. It was ST. LOUIS. Nov. 19. George F. turns 6 minutes, 11 2--5 seconds. Ludy the Lane County Bar Association have similar to the one at Pullman, Wash., Stroz, of Des Moines, Iowa, was re- Langer. Los Angeles A. C Honolulu, H. T., united in an effort to expedite the AUSTRALIANEW ZEALAND AND SOUTH SEAS according to the dope sent out president of Middle September 2. of the Circuit Court. At a Via anu Raroionga. Ballings from elected the West 50O meters, bath (25), 21 turns 6 min- business Tanltl from Main 7070 A 609: The . Osburn San Francisco Dee. 6. Jan. S. Jan. ,31. Feb. each institution. editorial had its Bowling Association and Des Moines 3-- 5 E-- Y. meeting held in the Hotel last utes 51 seconds. H. Vollmer. N. O. 2s and every SS days. Send for pamphleta. good effects among the Oregon Agri- was chosen as the place for holding the A. C... New York Club New night. Attorneys O. H. Foster, E. College 1917 Athletic bath. on I'XIOS S. S. CO. OF NEW ZEALAND, cultural students, evidently, for tournament at a meeting of the York City, July 18. Potter and I Eilyeu were named 2JU C alifornia St.. ban riuiciwo. av "new life'- has sprung up for the association here today. yards, open salt water (100), eight suggestion of Judge Skipwortn to con- - ar local sieainshig and railroad aaeuciea.