14 THE MORNING OEEGONIAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1918,

rounds recently, will right Jack Britton McAllister will meet Marty Farrell and 3rm 10 rounds In Pittsburg on September IS. is working l:ke a Trojan getting in tttr BOXERS OF CLASS condition for the clever New Tork Hugo BEZOEK HAS filTliUAID Jack Ilanlon. the - promoter o middleweight. Farrell made a sucker , tried to arrange a meet out , of Fighting Billy Murray ing between Johnny Kllbane and Benny at the gets hankering Valgar. the French ban Francisco benefit last week. When a maji a i COACH champion, recently, TO Friday night's card minus the UIEBSIIY but failed. Kllbane BE SEEN HERE Bronson-Mitch- ie bout, which will be HARD TASK AHEAD has changed his mind about replaced today, as for real tobacco satisfaction, the ring. is 'ollows: K. O. Kruvosky vs. Fighting Jimmy Darcy. Willie top Bob McAllister vs. Marty FarrelU he is on the road that leads Jackson, the hardhitting Billy Mascott vs. Georse Thompson. notch .- - has been Johnny McCarthy vs. Morris Lux. of Oregon's appointed boxing instructor of the Pel- - Joe Gorman vs. Harry Bramer. straight to the Real Gravely Star Famous 1916 ham Bay Naval Training Station. He San Francisco's Best Talent Alex Trambitaa . Jimmy Ford. 's Gridiron Glad- is to receive time oft to engage In con- Jack WTasner vs. Lee Morrlsaey. Football Machine Signs for tests. . on Card to Be Held for Freddie Lough vs. Claire Bromeo. in Need of Compre- Chewing Plug. Helnlo Schuman vs. Toung Sam Langford. iators i .1918 Season of Play. Joe Lynch, the New Tork bantam Benefit of Soldiers. ' hensive Overhauling. and the lad who stopped "Kid" Will- GOOD HORSES WILIi COXTEST JttSffi. iams, former champion, TL'JT 1 in four rounds, may be matched to box iW f II reyton israna Jimmy Wilde, England's sensational Racing Nags From. Three States to little fighter. They are now conslder- - g STRONG TEAM IS ASSURED McCarthy is due today Compete at Gresham. CAMPAIGN AMBITIOUS ONE Gravely-Chewin- On Thursday, which has been desig Real nated as Portland day at the Multno- - I mah County Fair in Gresham, there will Plug Bay City Fighter SIIx Rumors That Mentor Had Decided to to With Morris While Subordinating Athletics in AU 10c a pouch and worth it Locate In Portland and Play AYlth Vr ' - Lux, of Kansas City Bronson RALPH GBCMAS 'WRITES OF Forms to War Activities Xine J ' FIGHT WHICH KI.VG Shipyard - Injures Shoulder and Varsity Games , for Team Set to Rest. 1 f I GEORGE SAW. Fall Cravelylamtm to mach longrit casta t Cannot Ralph Gruman, former well-kno- College Record Recalled. l - s Take Part. Are Already Scheduled. ttm mare to chew than ordinary plug '' ' ' . Portland lightweight box- er, who is in charge of the Amer- Military . V J. ' 5 ican Police in London, added another victory to his long P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company EUGENE. Or, Sept. (Special.) The first of the San Francisco fight list of oversea fights when he Pretty much the same sort of task Danvilla, Virginia 1. ten-rou- ers who will invade Portland to battle earned a decision over as that to which he tell heir when he Charles "Shy" Huntington will be Jack Spencer, of the Canadian . assumed the coach of the University of Ore at "Diamond" Bob Evans' benefit show command of the Pitsburg Na night oversea forces, about a month ueague JtsaseDall Club now gon regimental football team dur trlday at the Ice Palace is ago. The fight was staged at awaits Hugo ing coming season, according to scheduled to arrive today in the person Bezdek at Pennsylvania Highways Council today gave Rep- the or the National Sporting Club "in State College. As athletic rtirortoi- - of al an announcement made here tonight jonnny McCarthy. Johnny will meet London and a big crowd of Brit- that institution, resentative Hawley to understand that lollowlng a .ii orris L,ux. of Kansas Citn. At his Bezdek will coach Its no objection conference between appearance ish and American Army officers gridiron gladiators, and indications are ROWDY TAKES FIRST there will be to the work President P. L. Campbell, of the last here McCarthy knocked were among those present. Gru- that the State organization under contemplation. No definite or- university, and Dean Walker, grad out red Gllber in three rounds and it man knocked Spencer down four football is der has been made, but Mr. Hawley manager looked Just as thoroughly shot to pieces and ua.te of the associated stu like he could have done It in times, according to a letter re- in need or Just as comprenensive an feels confident tha approval will be body - one if he so. dent and acting head of the y-''.-- wanted to do This time ceived by his brother yesterday. overhauling as the couple granted. he . Pirates of a physical training aenartment at the A will be meeting a seasoned boxer Gruman was to have fought of yeafs ae-n- university. who has met the best in Harry Atwood, Canadian welter- country. ownnoS,t,ate' ,n. common wJth most Portland Dog Wins in Finals on Huntington, whose home Is at The the Both McCarthy and Lux weight champion, one week after suhordlnaung POWER CONTROL IS URGED Dalles, was captain of the Oregon team have reputations for rough-and-rea- battling Spencer, but the result all mixing iorms or atnietics to its various war that defeated Pennsylvania at Pasa and the bout between these two of the bout has not yet arrived activities. Nevertheless, Jt is planning Lebanon Course. dena in 1918. He was quarterback on boys should be one of the best on the here. Gruman , stated that the me Coal Shortage in Sight, According to Oregon 1914, 1915 King high were to i most ammtious football cam the eleven In and v v ty. card. and officials paigns 19 f ., T spectators. it has ever undertaken. Nine Fuel Administrator. U. Sol Levlnson. the famous boxlne be ringside varsity teams have been scheduled, in connection with the announce- glove maker and his wife, will leave including contests with- Washington ment, it was asserted that Dean Walker for. Portland today. Marty Farrell and and Jefferson, Dartmouth. Cornell. MAIDIE IN SECOND PLACE WASHINGTON, Sept If. Govern- haa not yet decided whether he will itruvosky also will leave San Fran Rutgers and Pittsburg and no effort ment control and extension of the accept an appointment Cisco nnwpr ft n way to the officers' i , this afternoon for Portland. be three special harness races, featur win be spared to turn out a team of nlantn I Oregon, that . artillery training school at Camp I Bronson IV ot to Appear. ing the best horses of Califor will stand comparison with the best slty was urged by Fuel Administrator Zachary Taylor. Louisville, Ky. Walker, f , nia and Washington. The string of or other years. Garfield today In asking the House I Muff Bronson, lightweight champion In the event he decides to remain at horses which recently raced at the Cal- If such an outfit does materalfza Lucky Kid. Owned bv W. E. Carlton, commerce committee for prompt action the university, will have general direc or the Pacific Coast, will be unable to ifornia State Fair in Sacramento will on the Administration bill authorizing box at Corporal Bob Evans' monster nezaeK win nave scored a tremendous tion over football, with Huntington a I be on hand. A number of the horses success of Portland, Wins Half of En- control and erection of new plants. Char-Ir- "Shy HoBtlnarfon, Famous TJ of all-st- ar benefit boxing show. was for, so far as known, the only coach. Should Walker go to the Army Muff that will compete at the Oregon State letter men who will return to colleee Asked regarding a coal shortage, ths school, Huntington will be O. Quarterback Who Will Coacn scheduled to meet Pete Mltchle, but Fair at Salem next week also will race trance Fee and torlng Cup Fuel Administrator said one is In sight coach and Alma Mater. after an examination by his physician ana piay iootball are Captain Robb, director. at Gresham Thursday. The "three Taces naiiDacK; . r irsclng, guard; Black, "In the sense that in spite of Increased yesterday three-he- at in First Day's Events. Walker talked with Huntington over .Bronson was ordered not to will be run under the sys tacKie, ana unarley way. Quarter back. production, the demand is still greater.'! the long-distan- ce telephone today to box until his shoulder had healed. tem. All of lng the match. Lynch is on the other Bronson 14 the rest of last year's letter men close the negotiations. Nothing was side now, having gone over with his fell feet from a scaffold at are in the service and most of the first said about salary. Huntington will ar- company. the Foundation shipyards some time Eagles' Boxing Card Completed. string substitutes as well. Some prom- LLOYD GEORGE IMPROVING rive In Eugene within the next two or ago and severely injured his left ising graduates - LEBANON, Or., Sept. (Special.) shoulder. Up until days ago TACOMA. Wash., Sept. 16. (SpeciaLy from last year's fresh- !. three days to make preparations for several men eleven will be back, however, the Dogs is the chief topic of discussion in the opening of the season. his arm had not been bothering him. George Shanklln has completed the best of them being Bentz. a center: British Premier Has Several Honrs Huntington was but while training night before last card for the Eagles boxing show Sep Grimes, Lebanon, for some o the finest considered for the MATCH IS HARD FOUGHT tember 19, when Farmer, light- - back and end; McHenry, guard; canines as as of Continuous Sleep. position of coach before the announce- he wrenched it. Frank f rech, halfback; McCullum. end, and are here from far south was Bobby Evans, upon learning that heavyweight champion of the Pacific San Francisco, Alaska and from, Taka-m- a, ment made at the university that Coast, will clash with Joe Bonds, Farley a line man. there would be no football this year, Bronson could not box, sent a tele home Bezdek will also coach the basketball in Eastern Washington. LONDON, Sept. 16. Premier Lloyd gram to at Camp Lewis, on a furlough from the Navy. They George had a distinctly night resulting from the War Department's six-rou- and baseball squads of Penn State. The event attracting these flogs to better last MIXED DOUBLES WOX BT MRS. J. P. asking the former lightweight will go the trail. Patsy night and had several con- ruling, which has since been changed. cham 135-pou- hours of pion he had another good boy Clacco, protege of Dan Salt, Linn County, is the fourth annual meet tinuous sleep, says today's bulletin by MULDER AJVD W. A. COSS. if avail The Sport-men- - able for the card Friday night. Seattle promoter, will meet Kid Innes; football schedule for 1918 Is lib and field trails of the Oregon 's physicians. Charles "Shy- Huntington, who was Evans of San Francisco. Mike Conners and erally studded with feature attractions. League. elected yesterday to succeed Hugo received a telegram from Sartor Kirk, Sdaie more Fonr-S-et Morgan Jones will settle the flyweight of the important meetings In the day's' events Lucky Kid, Bczdek, resigned, as coach of the Thrilling Affair In Men's boxing instructor at Mare Island yes are as first Police Strike Declared Off. terday asking if Evans could possibly championship of the city In their match. listed follows: owned by W. E. Carlton, of Portland, versity of Oregon regimental football Captured by Henry free-for-a- Doable Stevens use any offering Harold Jones, of Ruston, will- meet October 12 Williams vs. Cornn. t won the Derby In the ll entry, - CINCINNATI, Sept. 16. The police team, is a former star player of the of the sailors, Ted 130-pou- vs. W. Ktigene an Phil A'eer. Meredith, the colored lightweight bat Frank Pete, Seattle, in the Ithaca; Pennsylvania State and J followed closely by strike called last week was declared Institution, where he played class. Both are rugged scrappers. at Washington. Pa.: West Virginia vs. Pitts- - by R. B. for three years. tler, and Sailor George Brandon, the ourg, at Pittsburg: Rutgers vs. Lafayette at owned Williams, of off today without any guarantees rela- Huntington clever bantamweight. ivew .Brunswick. N. J.; Williams vs. Cor Yakima. The third prize went to tive to demands. graduated from The y, High Mrs. J. P. Mulder and Walter A. Goss Billiard Champion to Flay. nell, at Ithaca: Minnesota vs. Chicago, at Langley Zid, owned by Lotus L. Lang-le- Dalles School in 1913 and entered Fans Urged to Bay Tickets. Chicago. - Oregon in 191. tVhlle playing won the mixed doubles of the city Champion Augie Kleckhefer, Chi of Portland.- The winner not only with championship tournament yesterday on The are not going as of October 19 Colgate vs. Cornell, at Ithaca: took entrance fee for the event. The Dalles gridiron team under Coach tickets fast as cago, and Charles Otis, of New York, West Virginia vs. West Point; at West Point; hairthe Murray, Huntington developed the Multnomah Club courts after they should for the big benefit and it meet September 18, 19 20 in vs. Syracuse, at Syracuse: Pennsyl amounting to about $50, but also the into a hard fight, defeating Campbell up will and fittsourg $50 cup given by H. R. Everding, gridiron star of the first magnitude. Irene is to the Portland fans to step out Chicago for the world's three-cushio- n vania State vs. Dartmouth, at .Hanover, N. of Ninth Annual He also was proficient in and J. H. Mackie, two out of three sets. and buy. Portland has not yet fallen title. who h. ; Illinois vs. Purdue, at Purdue; Mich Portland. There were nine entries in baseball and Mrs. Mulder and Goss won the set, in Kickhefer. had the choice igan Aggies vs. Michigan, at Ana Arbor; the Derby event. basketball. first down in anything the line of drives of cities, has eleected to play the match xowa Huntington soon which required 12 games, 5. In the or worthy benefits and it would be a vs. at Chicago. - Following are the entries in the came Into the good next set Miss Campbell there. October 26 Pennsylvania vs. Pittsburg, at Traces of Oregon gridiron followers by and Mackie sad thing, indeed, for the Portland Pittsburg; Colgate vs. Brown, at Providence, Derby trials: came back and reversed the score in boxing to lag. Lucky Kid, owned by W. E. Carlton, bi superb playing. He alternated with -- followers let themselves R. I.; Syracuse vs. Dartmouth, at New Anson Cornell and Orville Monteith as 12 ms winning, 5. The third and BE York City; Notre Dame vs. Washington and Portland; Tama-Ji- w'hitestone, owned quarterback deciding set went to Mrs. Mulder and S!T?rS5d SSUrFPERMITS WILL ISSUED Jefferson, at South Bend, Ind.; Columbia by R. B. Williams, Yakima; Langley Pendleton and also Dlaved in h back field. Huntington Goss after 14 games were played, 6. means $10,000, and Evans wants to vs. Williams, at : Minne Zld, owned by Lotus L. Langley, Port- first broke into sota vs. Illinois, at Minneapolis, Minn.; Wis - Oregon-Orego- Tne finals of mixed was land; Beanies Belle,- owned by D. P. prominence in the n Ag- the doubles make It 110,000 by all means. Never Grain Shipments to Be Regulated to consin vs. Chicago, at Madison. ricultural College game CorvalMs In one of the best matches played In the before In the history of the fight game November 2 Lafayette vs. Pennsylvania. Ewan, Portland; Bright Eyes, owned . at Mid- 191-4- when, 0 tournament and the playing of all four Prevent Congestion. at Pennsylvania; Pennsylvania state- - by L. S. Mclntire, Seattle; Monts with the score in favor have the Portland fans been offered get, M. A. of the Aggies in the last quarter, and contestants brought forth great ap such an array of talent as Is gathered Cornell, at Ithaca; Syracuse vs. Brown, at owned by Howe. Tacoma; with only proval from the fans present. Is Providence: Lehigh vs. Pittsburg, at South Teddy Hikes, owned by Fred Evans, a few minutes of play left, on Friday night's bill. Every bout WASHINGTON, Sept. 16. Railroad Bethlehem; Iowa vs. Illinois, S. Round-U- p he booted the ball over the Another excellent match was played a event and, best of all, the boys at Urbana. Portland; Bair's Joe, owned by Dr. F. crossbars semi-fina- ls main ill.; Indiana vs. Minnesota, Minneapolis the tying score. In the of the men's doubles Many grain shipments hereafter will he reg- at Bairs, San Francisco; Over Top, owned for His kick was made Henry are evenly matched. new' faces ulated Jointly by the Tailroad and food Northwestern vs. Michigan, at. Ann Arbor; by William Hilgers, Portland. on. the fourth down rd between Stevens and Phil Neer Purdue vs. Chicago, at Chicago. from the are on the bill and there is not a return administrations through a system in D. was Judge line. - and Max Wood and Paul Steffen. match in the lot. Tickets can be had November 9 Pennsylvania vs. Dartmouth. W. Alton, of Spokane, volving Issuance of shipping permits dogs, Dr. 19-20-- TJnl-ersi- Stevens and Neer won a at rnuaaeipnia; fittsourg vs. Washington of the workings of' the and 21 Huntington also starred in the ty after thrilling at Edwards Cigar Store, Si Rich's and Sept four-s- et 9, 5, 4, 5, by committees grain zones. and Jefferson, at Pittsburg; Wisconsin vs. Oregon-Universi- ty match, mak in distant J. G. Gill, of Lebanon, field marshal. of of Penn- Stillers. The prices are $1. $3 and $3. I sylvania game ing a total of 40 games played to tie The step was taken to prevent over- - Illinois, at Madison Chicago vs. Michigan. M. H. Butler, of Portland, president of at Pasadena, New Year's Evans got busy yesterday and placed loading of storage facilities at primary at unicago. the league, and W. E. Carlton, secretary. day, 1917. when Oregon registered a cide the match. a large block ot tickets on sale at the ana November 16 Michigan vs. Cornell, at victory A. D. Wakeman and J. H. Mackie markets seaboard terminals con Ithaca; Pennsylvania vs. Georgia Tech, also were present. over Bob Folwell's crew. Hunt- at all-ag- Foundation and Standifer shipyards gested by the tremendous flow of grain In the es stake, which was run ington showed great generalship and also fought their way to the finals of lively race is on year, Philadelphia; Colgate vs. Pennsylvania was the men's doubles, defeating Milt Froh- - and a between the this stimulated by an abundant State, at South Bethlehem; Ohio vs. Illi Sunday afternoon, the following LET 'ER BUCK! master of the situation at all two yards trying to outbuy each other. crop prices. nois, - vs. Chicago, man and S. Bingham, 4, 2, 3. and stable at Urbana: Northwestern limes. Tickets will be placed on sale at sev- In announcing the new plan today at Evanston; Cornell vs. Michigan, at Ithaca. Last year Huntington The tournament will wind up this 23 Cornell vs. Pennsylvania, Proctor Belle, owned by G. W. Bates. did not return eral other shipyards today. the railroad administration explained November at Charley P. owned to Oregon, but tried to enlist in the evening at 6:15 when the finals of the Philadelphia: Pennsylvania State vs. Pitts Portland, run with Jr., As Big:, as Wild and as men s played Loaal Boxers Train Hard that It unrestricted grain shipments burg, Pittsburg: Chicago vs. by Charles Goodwin, Blaine. Wash.; High Marine Corps, where he was turned doubles will be off be were to at Illinois, at owned by H. R. Everding, Port on tween A. D. Wakeman and J. H. Mackie put In continue the result would be Chicago: Michigan vs. Minnesota, at Ann Danstone. down account of having an "athletic The local battlers on the card use of cars and tracks for storage, con Arbor; Illinois vs. Chicago, at Chicago. land, run with owned Spectacular as Ever heart." He is a brother of Hollis Hunt- vs. Henry Stevens and Phil Neer. another hard session of training last gestion of terminals and withdrawal of by M. A. Howe, Tacoma; Maldie, owned by ingdon, of the Marine Corps, stationed night. Bill J. Mascott, who fights the cars from other transportation It will be noted that Pennsylvania H. Abbott, Vancouver. B. C, run with Ripp, at oiare island. George Thompson and Morris lux, who meets Georgia Tech in owned by Roy Fltswater, Lebanon; Frank's needs. The local committees will con this year, instead of early in October, Danstone, owned by Aaron Frank, Portland, tangles with Johnny McCarthy, are slst of representatives of the food ad run with Willie Wilkes, owned by Dr. F. S. EOXDS ARRIVES IX TACOMA FOOTBALL FANS HAPPY working over at the Vancouver Bar- ministration and railroad as was the case in 1917. Georgia Tech Bairs, San Francisco: Dot Whltestone, owned All Profits to Red Cross racks gymnasium with Bob McAllister had a wonderful combination last by H. Abbott, Portland, run with June season, one which overwhelmed the Whltestone, owned by William Hilgers, Port Sailor Pugilist to Meet Far-- Quakers, and later spread havoc and land: Alaska Belle, of Alaska, and man Frank desolation throughout the South. The aged by P. R. Whltesldes, run with Ladle mer Thursday "ight. ORECOX VERDICT BRUVGS JOT TO team- was commonly known as Lou, owned by L. a. Mclntire, seartie ORVILLE LOONEY'S EXPERIENCES the Steamboat Bill, owned by D. P. Ewan, Port GRIDIROX FOLLOWERS. Golden Tornado, and disputed with by TACOMA. Waslu Sept. 1. (Special.) Pittsburg the championships of that land, run with Rowdy, owned Dr. Morse, cBtiur jus dohoj, now in the con- WIDE Portland. voy IN FRANCE COVER RANGE section of the country which lies east qualified in service, arrived In Tacoma today Washington Coach Proceeds With View of the Mississippi River. Ten dogs the finals, which to make ready for his six-rou- were run before a large crowd this bout It is not known bow much of the old ' with Frank Farmer, ht of Meeting Beaver State Elevea afternoon. First prize was won by Soldier Tells of Meeting Many Oregon Boys Fronts-Din- ky material will be available for service entropion or tne Pacific Coast. They Daring 1919. Portland at Guyon, Rowdy, owned by Dr. Morse, of Port Season of TP U T.olna ar.A TU A T 1 again this year. Joe the great will meet before the Eagles Thursday 11CIILU A&nsiio. rn(;.. nu uiiauuird.o11. Arc IWSCniKa,:i Indian back, is expected to return to land: second prize went to Maidie j. kui. cunuj nas irtue training to do, college, and will be the nucleus around owned by H. Abbott, of Vancouver, B. n' work in the Navy keeps him fit. SEATTLE. Wash., Sept. 16. (Spe- which any eleven the Atlantic in C, and third prize to Laidie Lou, owned Navy-yar- d Looney, to our new "hotel-de-flea- ," that The Brooklyn is his head cial.) Football followers of the Uni- fiIRST SERGEANT Orville quarters being stitution may put upon the field will by L. S. Mclntye. Seattle. quarters wnen he Is not at sea. H Company E, 37th Engineers, A. E, maiij mu varied varieties big, little, Dogs participating in tne finals fol "My versity of Washington were pleased at red. white and black, and all hungry. Since be developed. Rowdy, oy w. experience with the big fellows JL. F., has written an interesting ac having new decided departure from low: owned Dr. E. gives me me edge on the announcement that Oregon would theae visitors we have not had Another the Morse. Portland; Willie Wilkes, owned Farmer," said up count of his travels in France to one to trim our nails neither fingers nor toes accustomed order will be noted in isonaa. keep the gridiron sport this Fall. as scratcning is good. by Dr. S. S. Bairs, San Francisco; Now of his friends in Portland and tells of iae Michigan's affiliations. The Wolverines by Vancouver, His two latest matches were with all that remains to make their River Marne Is Knee Deep. are back in the Western Conference Maldie, owned H. Abbott, jim. oney Joy complete is an announcement from meeting a number of Portland boys at B. Dune Danstone, owned by Will and Clay Turner around - My life was in danger a long estrangement will C; jew lorK. the 'powers that be, assuring the fans thu front. Looney complains of lack Brave twice. Once after and Hilgers, Portland; Hyas Cel 10 play all but one of the games against iam Washington will n t fit the front and I . . r . "rM "P by M. A. Howe, Ta that hv lum. nf .Immlnir tin V I can easily see Western opponents, the Cornell game Chlckamum, owned While It has not been announced that why so many Germans being the only exception. This Fall, coma; Frank uanstone, owned by Lefts and Rights. the university will not have an eleven, and human beings Frank, Portland; Giles P., Jr., "overseas. have died in this river their death may be for the first time in many years Mich- Aaron it is known that the authorities are Looney's letter, in part, follows: attributed to freezing. And again igan meet Northwestern, Chicago owned by Charles Goodwin, Blaine, deliberating over when the will by TTO 'WALLACE, the question. Coach We ra on the move most of the time mess call sounded I was nearly killed in and Minnesota, among others, and Wash.; Ripp, owned Roy Fitzwater, r of Milwaukee, on Hunt is going ahead as though every and it Is hard to find time to- write. How- the rush. The mess line Is almost as dan- Lebanon; Proctor Belle, owned by ; make a real play for the Western title. of the most prominent thing was He ever, I will do the best I can. ( I will try gerous as the front line. It is hoped J settled. has not been you our that George Bates, Portland, and Laidie in the East, he having suc- informed that football will not be tell about travels from the the demand for hodcarriers and packmules Lou, owned by L. S. Mclntire, Seattle. scored 18 played. U. 8. A. I can make a long story of this will be great when we return to the States, Leonard Is Easy Winner. cessive victories. Is now the'man-ageme- nt military subjects are not al as boys will be Ten dogs qualified In the finals. Rowdy under "L trip, but as the accustomed to carrying of Larney ndoubtedly this game with Oregon lowed you will forgive me for not writing packs on their backs. All. we have to carry PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 16. Benny taking first. Lltchenstein. who ought to be one of the best of the more on the subject. After crossing the Is a pack carrier, Leonard, lightweight champion, to was Clab-b- y shelter half, bed sack, the formerly manager 'of Jimmy we mess six-rou- season. said Hunt. Atlantic, In which saw lots of water and kit, canteen, belt, rifle and bayonet' night had an easy time in his May and other great Western fighters. "The two colleges have not met on lew of tbe boys naa a suomarine in eacn three blankets, five pairs ot socks, two suits bout with Harry Fierce, or Brooklyn. Steel Be Granted Highway. Larney Is anxious to have Wallace the gridiron field for two years, not eye saw submarines tne only real ex- of underwear, one pair of rubber hlpboots The champion hit when and meet Lew citement was when we dropped anchor on shoes, comfort kit. gloves, raincoat, helmet! Pierce OREGONIAN NEWS BUREAU, Wash Tendler, or since 1916. when they played to a tie 2 M., some where he pleased but did not knock him Sept. 16. Upon assurance Willie 133 arriving in port about A. and of ammunition, gas mask and other articles ington, that Jackson at pounds, weigh on the Eugene field. No game was the boys thinking submarines had some of too numerous to mention. out. only one ton of steel will be needed In in at ringside. played between Washington Ore- going and the rest started on to get an Idea of end the others upon Just what a gas mask culverts and other work on the stretch "Scotty" gon in 1917." 'high" for the main deck. arriving is like, take a good, strong clothespin and Phone your want ads to" The Orego-lo- f the Pacific Highway between Gales- - Monteith. manager of With the turnout Washing in Kngland we received our first reception fasten It on your nose so you cannnt 7070, 6095. Johnny first at by Kngllsh people, who came to- press a nlnn. Main A ville and Cateville, Oregon, the Nation- - Dundee, thinks ton scheduled for October 1, conditions the all breathe, large rubber hose In your will outweigh Ted "Kid" Lewis when are beginning, to look considerably wards us with outstretched hands asking mouth, then cover the head completely with they box in Harrison, N. J on Septem- for pennies. a. bathing cap or blanket and go around brighter on the football horizon for the The scenery through England was beau with this on ofr two or three hours. I ber 24. He figures that Lewis will coming In especially gar- ot weigh 137 season spite of the noticea tiful, the small farms and have all kinds German equipment, such about pounds ringside. ble depletion made In the ranks of dens, fenced with green hedges and stone. as rlP.es, haversack, helmet and other things football men since the war. The bouses are all aime. two-sto- red I picked up on the battle field the next day Pete Herman, bantamweight cham- brick. We rode from the port of debarka- after the battle. I will not be able to carry pion of the world, fought a slow draw tion across the whole country In three hours these with me so will leave them behind, with Toung DCCK SEASOX IS XOW OPEN tn a train that snowed good speed, but wishing there was some way could I Zulu Kid at Jersey City nf a I send the other night.. The champion re- resembled that sort train that the rich them home. kiddles get at Christmas, with a whistle Oregon fused to do any real mixing and the State Game Warden Settles Question that sounds like a peanut roaster. After Boys Good Fellows. A hat that stands crowd present unanimously elected him reaching the end of this route we arrived at In our company there are about 25 bova as another "cheese champion." for Klamath Sportsmen. ' one .of the most-famo- English rest camps from Oregon and they are all good soldiers. more commonly known to the boys of In our travels when meeting othrr Ameri- Joe Welling and Eddie Wallace KLAMATH FALLS. Or, Sept. our country as "rush camps" rush in and can troops, the following Is a good Illustra- fought (Special.) To settle the question!. rush out walk 10 miles, rest two hours on tion of what you would hear were you with a fast draw Saturday 25 us: Oregon. Is colors night at Newark, X. J. whether the duck season opens this Ice soft board: only men to a tent "Hurrah for there anyone true toiits. your vear on September 16. (circular), about seven feet short on each in outfit from Oregon? What part in accordance side of center pole; No. .32 Army shoes make of the States are you fromt Where did you regulations or on darn-goo- Sammy Robson. the middleweight with the Federal d soft pillows, especially after these train? When did you leave the States? wno nattenen Tommy mnbona in six October 1. as provided by the state same shoes have not been removed for some What boat did you come over on? Did game laws, the matter was referred considerable tlme one good whirr and sleep you have any excitement on the way over? to State Game Warden Shoemaker; with comes easily. Then over the Channel to How long were you on the water, and did th- - result that the following telegram France and another famous "restless camn" you have a convoy? Where did you land?" "Hubby and I Are Both this time only about five miles to hike As we got further Inland the following has been received: same of sagless could also be heard: " one-ha- with the brand boards for Great Cherry Boosters." ok season opens lf hour mattresses. "How long have you been over? How before sunrise September IS In 1 . any Klamath Then we really started to "travel. This u..B 1 ...a " win loser now Tint It Isn't wonder when you County 'and n . other Eastern Oregon time on a French railroad system known do they feed over here? Have you' been .1 stop to consldT that we've been buy- counties. Season closes at sunset on to the American boys as "Pullman x troubled with 'cooties' yet?" Gordon ing all our 'clothes there for years. 31. car." only 45 men to the car. the car being I met quite a number of boys from it That December Bag limit. 25 birds in Oregon the certainly speaks -- ' about half the size ot the American brand National Guard near the front the The National Smoke for satisfaction in any one day and not to exceed 30 speed being day in quality, prtro and treatment. The gen- birds in a ly seven days. and the rate of about half the other a bunch of stragglers coming erous consecutive speed of the famous "Slow Train Through back someone yelled: "Hello. Looney" It credit terms Cherry's give is This is a' combination of tha Federal Arkansas." Every time the train whistled was young Charlie Griff, Sergeant Jack keerlng hundred and hundreds of Port- and state laws. I hope the (hooters of It was forced to stop for the lack Griffs brother. Marching down the streets land, people well dressed. Why, John Klamath'have good luck." At last we arrived at our destination. We of one of the villages a Lieutenant came and I have taken at least a dozen or John Griffith; who was In the city perceived what we took to be a mountain rushing out and grabbed me by the hand, more our up at first, but on close olwervatlon found it wanting to know If this was an Oregon of friends there for clothes. recently from the Upper Lake, reports only of engineer company, nonsense - to be a huge stack Instru- or how many Oregon men there mm "It's rank all of plenty of ducks in that section. shovels. We us. Tou --one-time ments picks and worked at were with all should know him your money out at when the place for one week the lightest things Royal, Easy Payment System Cherry's offer this Lieutenant Bill formerly of the 6:CIGAR Rain Stops Rifle Matches. : we hsndled was railroad ties. Being too Portland police force now a First Lieu- will do just as much. Just a little down good tor this class of work, we soon grad- tenant in the Aviation Section, and a mighty FURNISHERS Better rs and a little each week and you are well CAMP PERRT. Ohio, Sept. It. Rain uated and were sent somewhere near the good soldier. The only thing he has to com- Sc than most dressed all the time. They are In today again Ns front. . The nearer the rront, the thicker plain about In this country is the lack of HATTERS the Interfered with the fleas, flies yellow jackets, no go R. SMITH Distributors, I'ittock block, 3S9-3- 1 Washington - tional Rifle matches being held and the and but sufficient water to swimming in. I think t. CO.. no "graybacks" .nor "greenbacks." as yet. he would like to have , them move the 286 Washington Adv. shooting for record could be had. Upon arriving at this place w were taken Willamette River over here. Street I