TTTF. MOTSNTXO OREOOXTAX. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1913.

de- the Spokane amateur, and Ead Cullison, was given free rein to act ss ha one of Kendrlck's veteran shooters, sired. Carlisle's holding out Is at- were high men in the general averages BOXING IS REVISED tributed to trie fact that he did not FOOTBALL ROLES Chingren GENE KRAPP JOINS year. Car-th.- n for the afternoon. Wlllet and go up to the big leagues last were tied with 121 breaks in 125 tar- ttinuffht h should have been gets. Chingren made the exceptional You'll sold, Hogan not receive any but did score of running 103 targets without Hare offer for blm. Then Carlisle wmmea MAKE GAME OPEN missing, while Wlllet's straight score LIST OF HOLDOUTS more money. of 67 was the next longest run. Poston 16 to broke 62 straight, and Cullison broke 61. San Francisco Licenses GREGG WILL FLAT S031EWHERE In addition to Chingren, "Butch" Hurry Woodworth and Tom Barclay, of Spo- Clubs for Bouts. kane, and Charles Green, of Moscow, Holdout Bays He'll Be Xap or Out- accompanied the tourists to Kendrlck. Placed on Keeping The two shot fine scores, register- on of Standard Ex-Beav- Premium first Short Lines er Spurns Nap Con- law or Else Pitch "for Fun." ing better than a 90 per cent average, m I 1. 1 slightly more T PWOTAV JA n 1TK ft i Stl PC Ball Quarterback Given while Green finished with FIGHT ORDINANCE IS NEW tract, Says He Can Make Vean Gregg ileclared today that It Is than 84 per cent. The steady work of Poston In the hla Intention to play oau mis More Plays to Use. brought team will play either with Cleveland, last four meets has his UNDERWEAR More Cigar "I Spo- at Trade. declared Gregg. up the ladder in great style, and as Follows: the outlaws or for fun." at Genuine Reductionst 1 r TfTrtrtl T'n want and kane now has a total of five victories t i n e ii .x o a i.ii " ..inn "The first two know what I Francisco Lewis Mkt. Mercerised Lisle lj now if they do not give It to me I'll against nine for the San Four Organizations Given Permits Union Suits, were J6.50, Suits, were $6.50, My wing has team. now 4.15 Linen Mesh Shirts and Draw- play Just for the fun. 20-Rou-nd $3.50. now J2 aoreness of the latter OF CHANCE LESS The Portland pair are still last with for Matches Clubs Lewis Ecru Cotton Ribbed ers, were gotten over its ELEMENT victories. The scores today Suits, were 82.50. Lewis Gray Wool Shirts and JONES TO BACK UMPIRES part of the past season and I am but two Divided aa Class A and nowUnion $1.65 Drawers, were $2.50, now ?l.s anxious to get Into tha harness again. Heavy Cotton Lewis Ribbed Cotton Shirts re- Vpokane 187 Poston 93. Berger 92. Vassar Ecru were $l.i3, sign with Cleveland I will Rand-le- Class B Fees Large. Ribbed Union Suits, were and Drawers, "If I 180 Wlllet 97, tt S1.55 now ;l-- port McCredle the first of March and San Francisco $2.50. now W to S3. Mixed Cotton Cooper's dray Ribbed ool go south a fortnlftht later. Then watch Opportunity Holo-ha- n Vassar Blue Drawers, were rag. not Spectators Have Better Portland 178 P. Holohan 89, G. Ribbed Union Suits, were Shirts and President Indi- Cleveland grab that If It's $2.00, now 1.S5 $1.60, now Xorthwestrn S7 lots 90. Medium-Weig- ht Cot- Cleveland or the outlaws. Til have to Follow Game Numbering of Lewlston to- Cartwrlght & Warner's Light Ribbed Holder Will Be Kings on of fun trading horses In Canada and The teama will shoot at SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 5. Sixteen Weight Wool and ton Shirts and Drawers, cator Wednes- four-roun- teaching them America's greatest Men as In Coast Baseball Is morrow and at Walla Walla clubs were licensed to hold d Drawers, were Shirts$34)0. now.. 93.15 were $1.25, now 3e Field Harris Sign Many game." day. professional boxing matches today, Latest Suggestion. after the Board of Supervisors had Oa Aak Williams for Job. PIOMBO EAST FOR DEMETRAIi adopted a new prizefight ordinance. "Where CORXTXL TO TRACT HOOLIGANS Each club will pay a license of $1250 you Wash- per annum for the privilege of staging get ington Wrestler Slakes Short Work not more than three fights within that near Coming Back to Beavers BT K.OBCOB FAWCHTT. Greek to the Schmelder many suggestions have been made period, only one club being permitted - Veaa Or fx naa nothing on that So of Who Trie to Quit. put programme of foyr - round best, Fifth.- other Portland pitching contribution to In Camp at Santa Maria. for the "betterment" of football since Italian on a code few 5. bouts each week. MADE-TO-ORDE- B Napa. Krapp, whan It (Spe- the 1911 revision of the that SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Incensed FINE SHIRTS. the Eurene LOS ANGELES. Cal, F"b. 6. had looked for so of Giovanni Pl- -. The ordinance divides the monthly WE SPECIALIZE IN comas "holding In- of the enthusiasts by the unwillingness nd to out." for tha llttlo the -- cial.) Roger Cornell, one of separation of the grain from i 1. - nrp.fltHnr match- - here fight permits, permitting wild man has ahoTsd hla chin Into tba Los Angeles Athletic radical a urn uo iu aauiok " among clubs, designated as by structors at the the chsff aa that which resulted at ths night William uerannu, i bouts four air at ths salary offered Cleveland Club and who handled the Portland In New last opponent by the Class A clubs. The found-roun- d bouts for 1111 and refuses, res, absolutely season, meeting of the football doctors wrestler, grabbed his B, Beavers the early part of last high In the air. j ara designated as Class and it la scoffs, at all methods of appeasement. "Happy" Hogan's Tigers this York last week. waist and, lifting him provided amateur bouts must be Krapp. In unsigned will train The slmpliripatlon of the oode and threw mm neavuy " that his return of tha yoar. Cornell has trained the Portland. on the of- disappointing to a large held under tne auspices 01 tne facino document from hla Winter homo at De- clubs at the placing of a premium match proved taxpayer Is legally Ban Francisco and Oakland fensive department have been badly crowd. Demetral won the first fall In Athletlo Association. Columbia University. The first Is to whose support the troit, wrot President Somers. of tha various times, the two former each North- by means of second liable and who is entirely dependent Naps: "1 can make mora money at with needed and even the Paclflo 17 minutes of lively work come off Wednesday, and the $200. winning a pennant when he was never been given a and body hold. on Saturday, whichever Is upon the taxpayer. for his support, my trade as dgarmaker in Detroit will not make the north- west, which has a double back struggle, Friday or are only a few provisions of In pitching them. Cornell voice in the overhauling of the rules, The Italian put up a game most convenient to the University. Both These than for Cleveland at that ern trips wjth the Villagers. the of- round had barely PORTLANDYETUNBEATEH Field the proposed bill, and these probably salary. To which Somers replied sar- of the Los Angeles must sit back and admit that but tired after second will be played on the Multnomah over to suit conditions castically: yon can get more money Another member ficials have at last proved their right started He refused to continue where- In all probability, starting at 3 o'clock. will be worked If Athletic Club corps of Instructors will to floor. Associa- here more thoroughly If provision is your trade, by all means get It-- Wi who to sit tn Judgment. upon the Greek tossed him the A meeting of the Portland to at aid the Beavera Frank Schmleder. terminated In a tomorrow-evenin- made to submit such a measure the to to you McCredle-ite- s Enhanced. A preliminary match tion will take place are tickled death think that took Cornell s plsce with the Poesesaloa of Ball rt th wlndun of the voters. can do so well." go to Santa of GOOD at the Multnomah Club to select the things to come up will last year, will north The lncreaalng of the number main contest. Angeleno Napaly quit REVOLVER SHOTS HAVE English and Scotch teams for Among other Tha man will undoubtedly get to help whip the Beajrers into downs to gain ten yards from three i won American, be the question of a mortgage registry Maria after Peter Buzukos had the first international matches, which will meas- for a settlement before the shape. to four. In other words, giving ine CHAXCE FOR TITLES. the ac- tax'; changes in inheritance tax Spring training season rolls up. In tha fall. have to be postponed a week on Legisla- team three chances to gain ten All-Sta- rs ures as submitted at the last Is los- count of the Nationals vs. the meantime. It's a cinch Cleveland CAMP yards Instead of two by rushing with- STORBECK Sunday. ture tq Increase the amount of Inheri- ing more sleep over Greetg than over SHARPE SEEKS TRAINING out resorting to the punt. Is bound to MOKAX AGAIN BEATS Teams In Country Defeat- game, which Is down for next tance taxes; personal property exemp- Krapp or any others on tha lieu for the ball, All Other The designs for medals will also be general, the question of add value to the possession of the discussed, while the date tions in and Naps know Gregg's capabilities In tha 6harpl7 and give the quarterback more free- by Pittsburg ed at Least Once Scores Last presented and otherwise dealing with the subject of "holdout" Una. 4 Four California Cities Bid plays. ' This Is by South African Floored for the smoker will be fixed. mortgage taxation. e e dom In the choice of Xlght Are High. entered a protest against for Oakland Spring Work. far the most essential change adopted Fighter in Twelfth Round. . North Bank game a Fielder Jones, president of the North- by the rules committee. Mount Scott after their drawn open- . B. H. - r to-- - un- - ago on ground Mount western League, will take tn the SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Last Fall, as In 1910. there was too t W .. , ir,- - nvinffs the week the that 1 on ATftafl - B. By OZONE ADVOCATES MEET ing game of sesson on April at who is to m tha contest Feb. an ineligible man. tlje tha (Bud) Sharps, the Easterner, much of the harum-scaru- style of nit nf Scott played Seattle, according to a tentative pro- manage and captain the Oakland club gain ground much January 2 between Frank Moran, the Matches in the 17th and 18th rounds rules of the league no man . who has yesterday. Port- began play. A team could ox In senior gramme announced Pacific 'Coast League, In- heavyweignx. ana rrea week Indoor League tne played more than once the Open-A- ir Chicago Barry's of the more consistently In mldfleld than Pittsburg champion of last in the North Sleepers In Will land pulls the cork with Jack active work today In his new position, side the line by running plays, beck, the United States Revolver Association league games is eligible, and the men at Seattle and President Jones looking into the training ground ques- South Africa, a return match was to upset the leaders. Portland, Bank manager affirmed that the fellow Form Society, They Say. worse see and In a number of Instances the tonight. Moran failed won Crick- feels that ha eoulJ do than tion and getting acquainted with his weaker team won because of the un- fought at Black Friars Or., Springfield and Manhattan all in question turned out with the the Colts In action. men. 0 In won. matches with ease. eters early In the season. The com- likely natural strength given the eleven was their de- CHICAGO, Feb. 5. (Special.) Open-a- ir After the opening day ha will Llvermore. Vlsalla. Alameda and the tightening process close to the goal In the previous fight Storbeck Portland has not lost a match, while mittee threshed the matter out and Jump up to Vancouver for a day and Paralso Springs are bidding sharply ji iii- - f. th...... vAnth round for Springfield and Manhattan have each cided that the game should stand, as sleepers have taken steps toward to Spokane, where begins on line. In other words, payment for uiatuftituvu punish only once. the formation of a society to be open then hasten back for the camp. Training something accomplished by strength fouling. Both received much lost one and San Francisco has lost the player had turned out exchange Lou Nordjrke will be pegging away March 4. ment tonignT, ana in im iwemu two. With three weeks left the race to all outdoor sleepers for the Spokane prospects. and strategy was left to a hazard. . u . and experiences. A meeting was held with bis Victoria bunch. At Speaking of Oakland's Awarding six points for a touchdown - n. n.i..n ftcvA storbeck three Is apparently between the first three Jones will be Joined by President Sharps, who will play first base, said storhocv was unable to come up matches have been tonight to complete organization. e. Is In with this teams, as their Lea-ru- and Cal the In- Instead of five line Charles H. Gard, head of the print- Baum. of the Coast his outfield will be perfect, but same argument. for the thirteenth. placed at the end of the schedule. TAX SYSTEM UP SOON a on Ewtng. nt of the Seals, who field has been bsdly disorganised by ing house, rolled out of blanket over Spokane plant, the Klckoat Decision Fair. Angeles his back porch at 3035 Colorado ave- will look the the loss of Wares and Cutshaw. Bowling Changes Suggested. Shooting against the Los dawn to tell guests of Joseph Cohn. Another change which has been ad- squad the Portland revolver team, lead- nue in a purple chill at Jones not assign his vocated by leading gridiron strategists 5. The 85 delegates League, what he thought about it. His teeth President will to Play Kschles. ST. LOUIS. Feb. ing the United States Revolver he took umpires until two or three days be- Steen'a Team for months was adopted, thus provid- .. in .nr..n t st Tuls at the night rolled up a total of 1145. This C03IMISSIOX QTS REVISIOX TO did not chatter a bit when a the of the season. He de- professional ball ing touchback the ball be Bowling Con last top Angel City stretch and began to expand on the fore start At a meeting of that after meeting of the American score will probably the 2. rd glories of Bleeping under the skies. clares, though, that when they do don players yesterday it was decided to put In play on the line Instead gress in Chicago next monin m aggregate, for the Callfornlans are not MEET FEBRUARY a puff will be go rd on In- "The Idea," he remarked, with the blue sack the uniforms organise an Indoor team to against of on the line. The writer has instructed not to force action the rated among the leaders. In the second to get as close to navy blue again there'll be no use In Eschles. champions of the often remarked on the Injustice of dividual plan of membership unless it competition against Baltimore the lo- of frosty breath, "Is Rupert's win- - the Indian as possible. We want to get protesting decisions, for the North- Portland Indoor Baseball League, next the old tenet snd believes that putting is favored by the majority of delegates cals totalled 1116, another probable Levy on Incomes Under Wisconsin together for. their western Is to be an American League Sunday at the Armory. Bill Steen. of the ball In play on the line the meetings. The St. Louis Bowling fresh air enthusiasts squad, pen- at ago night Probably mutual benefit." In miniature. " Cleveland, will captain the would more equitably measure the Association suggested some time The Individual scores of the Law's Provisions e which will be composed of Williams alty resulting from a punt or place or that membership In the American Bowl- were: Against Los Angeles Armstrong Catcher Harris, first string receiver 230. Wilson Will Be Considered. record of rubber shipments snd Garret. Portland. Northwest drop kick over the goal line wit! ing Congress consist of Individuals 234, Hackeney 232. Sanders The earliest 1887, westerners, yes- rd present-Th- Congo was In when it of the Portland North League; Rappa. Krueger and Harkneaa. the zone. It might be putting than of teams, as at e 225 and Hubbard 224. Total 1145. from the pounds, In 1900 In signed contract to rather Chi- 230, amounted to 200.000 but it terday sent his of the Portland Coaat League: Jimmy too big a premium on the kicking game suggestion Is being opposed by Against Baltimore Armstrong rfafhgrt O.OOO.flOO pound?. Manager Williams, Harris Is winter- Kennedy, of Victoria, and to designate the rd line on all cago bowlers and a spirited light on Hackeney 223, Sanders 222, Craddock SALEM. Or., Feb. 6. (Special.) weighs l&S Adams and pre- ing In the East snd ssys he McKune. of Seattle. A pitcher from kicks, but when a team has worked the question is expected when It is 221 and Hubbard 220. Total 1116. When the commission to revise ths pounds. He looks for a great season. one of teams which were In the th ball to within. the rd line, the sented to the Congress for consider- system of taxation in the state meets Along contribution, the pro- 12 have with the Harris Indoor league will play with the defending side la surely not entitled ation. 8. at Salem February it will 'Williams received a score of applica- fessionals. Last year a team under to more than 20 yards at the utmost Woodland 16, Silver Iake numerous proposed bills of importance Miles Long tions. Helster. of the Sacramento . - was defeated bv the on the failure of a try goal or a 5. (Spe- to thresh out and discuss, foremost 85 young In tow. Mn.nl at Golf Contests Saturday. WOODLAND, Wash., Feb. adop- Senators, has a catcher Spauldlngs. which won the champion short punt. cial.) The Woodland High School bas- among these being the proposed 47 miles wldo to that sec- Charles Hast, of Berkeley, whom be The abolition of of field day fixed for the first round victory of the Wisconsin income tax law. And Quill, of Eu- ship or tne inuoor the office The ketball team won its fourth tion be of Cuba known as the Vueiu boosts extensively. Carl Judge and the doing away of the "pil- proper of the Waverly Golf Club's Saturday by defeating the Silver Lake The plan as it probably will tion comparatively reka, and "Curley" Wilson, of Grants rd sone competition for men is Satur- brought under discussion will be to .Abajo. Yet thto backstop berths. Bill Crandall Signs With Giants. low" and the will greatly handicap team 16 to 8. Woodland has played five euppKes the Paee. also seek simplify the rules from the spectators' day, February 10. The time allowed games and has met with only one de- draft a bill substituting the Wisconsin Small strip of earth Crystal, tha old Oakland pitcher who 5. Manager Mo-Ora- w standpoint, Is be de- qualify ended last tax law for the personal prop- Its finest Provi- NEW YORK. Feb. and that much to members in which to feat, and there is little doubt but what Income entire universe with finished as an outfielder with New York Natlonala, has sired. Indeed, one great with Saturday and, after a perusal of the county cham-pl- o erty tax and provide for an exemption ex- season. Is another on the of the fault they will carry off the tobacco Havana tobacco of dence last received the elgued contract of Otla the game in the past has been tha con. cards returned, G. Warren announced ship. of personal property tax. end flavor the still bunt for a cafeteria billet. Nick Crandall. one of the team'a malnataya atant and recurring changing of the the following 16 members who turned Under the Wisconsin inoome tax law quisite fragrance played with Crystal at Toledo several In the box last season. The American code. in the lowest scores: William MacMas-te- r, the summary of exemptions shows kind that the seasons ago. received signed contracts Dene Away With. W. A. Avery, L. Hawley Hoffman. Detroit Players Sign. moneys and credits; stocks and bonds over, denvujd at pay price Only two Uncle Barn's donations League olub Errors for; world of from Pitcher Roy Caldwell and Inflelder And by all means la to be emphasized James Canby, H. E. Hlxton. Irving Mich.. Feb. S. The Detroit not otherwise specially provided to yours at caused any noticeable palpitation on Llnthicum, E. A. Do DETROIT. Acnamant. tan H 1WellV habltU-- the kind tbtt Priest. a more careful editing of the rules. Last Webster T. A. Americans today received the signed -- ctgarduty the part of the Portland leader, one Fall in the original form embodied in Schweinitz. Fred Hyskell, F. W. Stew- Covington ally worn: household furnishings: ma sensible price riUh young fellow who ad- N. 8. contracts of Pitcher "Tex" usea jh of these from a the official playing rule books the con- art Howard H. Holland. B. Gray. Outfielder Henry Perry. Coving- chinery, Implements ana toois mitted that he batted only .US last C. G. Brlggs, W. N. Torter and farm, orchard or garden, and one watch Shep-par- d, tradictions and errors would have made R. Bodlne. ton was the 11th pitcher to elgn. season. This recruit. George OLYMPIC TRIALS MAY 18 the amateur stenographer's notebook and James Alexander. carried by the owners. lives at Birmingham. Ala, and If look pure and untarnished by compari- No moneys needed for the purchase handwriting gives any advance Infor- son, and only those enough Amateur Athletics. of the necessaries of life are to be Dyck mation, Sheppard could do better writ- fortunate Seaton Slgws With Phillies. provisions of this law. Van to obtain the "pink slip," upon which Hill Military Academy will get Os taxed under the ing campaign literature for the Toung 6. The Phila- Individuals Incomes exempt from wagging the later corrections were promulgated, PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Day, a prominent student and athlete For "Quality" Cigars China Association than a bat COAST GAMES TO BE HELD OX were able to read with even partial delphia National League baseball club of Jefferson High. Day probably will taxation as proposed would be to an on tha ball field. understanding. today It had received the next football Individual income up to and including Upward 'Montreal, notified TRACK. announced be with the school for $1200; 3 - for - 25c and Shields, of STANFORD iug-ges- ta C. wife. for Ales A writer on a New York paper signed contracts of Charles Cravath, season. Rumor has It that Jack Day $800; to husband and YL A. a; CO.-- Tt. el SusUs" had a cool Min- 18 years age, $200, GWST Hoe Manager Williams that he that the Coast League acheme of heavy-hlttln- g outfielder of the may follow his brother to the military each child under of DiiuftMiort head and that be believed he could the and for each additional person, for numbering baseball players be Injected neapolis club; Pitcher Thomas Seaton. school. ' beat the present Portland first base- Object to Or.; team, Harold Is own Oregon and Washington Into football. The auggestlon Is not as of the Portland. and man out of a Job. As Nick bis far-fetch- as many would believe on Ireland, Inflelder of the Hopklnsville, Jefferson high and Portland Academy first sacker ha wrote back to Shields Early Bate and Say Men Will snap Judgment, tor the numbers could Ky., club. basketball fives will meet today at 3 that ha was wasting Ink In dwelling M. In Y. M. C. A. gymnasium. Not Be In Shape. bs stitched on the backs of tha Jeraeya P. the on his to correspond with numbers In the pro- Shrubb In 12 Miles. Jefferson has met but one defeat this grammes. These numbers could cer- Queal Beats season. Portland Academy, on the Answering objections on tha part of tainly do no hun- WATERTOWN. N. Y Feb. 5. Wil- hand, has met nothing but de- owners S. harm and there are other several major league to the SAN FRANCISCO, Ten. The trials dreds of Instances where they would be liam QueaL the American runner, de- feat. Jefferson may use Walter Mor- Coast League scheme of numbering selection of Pacific Coast ath- a great aid to the people who support Shrubb, the Englishman, in a gan, one of the oldest basketball stand- - St. Louis Sporting News for the feated y oa- players, the letes to represent California and the the game. The writer la familiar with close race or 13 mues nore iuuishi. bys of the league. xne was m comes out with a hearty Indorsement. Olym- nearly players on was 1:6:17 6. the track, was rather hard on the team. Issue. Northwest at the International all the the various Hls time rer In tha current next teama of tha Northwestern college con- 21 laps to a mile, being alow. Queal "It Is said that the Innovation would piad, to be held In Stockholm on and orossed proposed resurrection of the by players tn on Stanford Uni- ference, but several occasions In the spurted in the last mile The never be submitted to June, will be held the Washington-Orego- n game on Multno- the tape about half a lap in the lead. Columbus Club five probably will not the major leagues where athletes, fa- versity field May 18. mah field a messenger had to be dis- take place, as sickness has again In- mous by their own right, would scorn This decision wss reached at a meet- the plans. Few men com- patched to the sidelines to ascertain 1 licks Outboxes Coffey. terfered with the Idea of becoming numbered auto- ing of the Pacific Coaat Olympiad who made this or that stellar play. tried out for the club's team and so matons." says the News, editorially. mittee, of the American Amateur Ath- YORK. Feb. 6. Freddie Hicks, of one man meant too much -- at- When Doble pulled his hidden ball trick NEW the loss We cant take that point of view Ty letic Union, here today. Thoae in not one of the writers In tha stand of Detroit, defeated Walter Coffey, the to the squad. Cobb would still be Ty Cobb, though tendance were J. B. Franklin. Loe Ange- middleweight, in 10 rounds Portland; John knew who made the touchdown, and, California he wore a number so that strangers to les; T. Morrii Dunne. safe to say, not one In COO fans knew here tonight. Soccer Notes. team could single him out and W. S. Humphrey, San Fran- the Detroit Elliott Uni- who had the pigskin. games from the lesser Tigers lnstanter." cisco; Professor Edmund O'Neill, Tha numerous minor changes In ths Sporting Jfotes. The high school soccer still writer, however, declares that versity of California; Dr. Frank Angell, Brief to be played are those In which Port- pure The rules will probably not Impair the game mm Is such an "Innova- University, and A. W. Gold- Oregon University base- Academy meets Washington and i the suggestion not Stanford and It Is hoped that no further alter- Jamison, the land tion" as Pacific Coasters think, for as smith, of Seattle. and renovatlona will be neces- ball, football and basketball star, looks "HvVa adopted offered tha only ob- ations McCredle, of the lets aa 1!IJ a plan was for Mr. Goldsmith sary. . good to President designating players, or rather posi- jection made to setting the date at Portland ball team, and he will en- WHISKEY unobstruslve May 18. contending that on account of close of the tions of players, and CAMP LTKES RULE CHAXGES deavor to sign him at the ALWAYS numbers ara mild Indeed to the scheme the late season in the Northwest, the school year. Hogan attempted to line FROM NATURE'S adopted that year. athletes of that section would bs de- Jamison up but failed. THE In those halcyon days, under ths nied sufficient preparation. OWN FIELDS pointed out representa- Football Will Be More Open and entitled to Player a a ! "agreement as to uniforms," all catch- It was that Seattle Is rightfully 4 ers tn the league had to be togged out tives of the Universities of Washington Game More Popular, He Says. E. D. Workman, the Pennsylvania State ears alike, pitchers airVe. first basemen and Oregon will participate In the Pa- College star, but under a strict inter- alike, and ao on down the line as fol- cific Coast Conference meet to be held NEW HAVEN. Conn., Feb. 5. Walter pretation of th National rules the Oak- Rye, already they are prao-tlcln-g Camp, Yale, to- seems Clarke's Pure lows: Catcher, scarlet: pitcher, light May 4, and that athletlo adviser of said land club of the Coast League rJf I it inXj blue: first baseman, scarlet and white; for this event. Mr. Goldsmith day hs thought the change made by the . . - kniM tin Duflrdale. Accord bottled in bond, 100 second baseman, orange and black; asked for a reconsideration of the data. football rules committee necessary to ing to correspondence received at the IP third baseman, gray and white; short- make the rules of the game permanent. office. President Fielder Jones, of the proof, guarantees to you stop, maroon: right fielder, gray; Blbee Joins Washington Squad. He said: Northwestern League, eatUe, signed your club, your fa- center fielder, red and black; left "Ths changes had to be marked In Workman on November 28 but did not at fielder, white; substitute, green. In anticipation of the trip which the order that the offensive team ba given mall his contract untlL. December 16. vorite bar, or in your Imagine this riot of color: Ben Hen- TVaahlngton High School track team a better chance. When the game is the day upon which Oakland notified derson in heavenly blue: Bill Pagers will take to the All-Coa- at trark meet taken np again the plays will be more Farrell that Workman had accepted home, a pure and wholesome at Stanford. April 1J. William Blbee has brilliant, the scoring will be easier and Dugdale m In orange and black; Art Krueger in terma with the Coasters. If Maz-mey- er quit and will begin training will be more running. We have with drink. If it is used judiciously, white; Jack Barry In green and Jefferson there - can show that the Oaks dickered Aa News Inti- wth the former High School squad. allowed the blocking- of tne ends going date of signing In scarlet. the many In In- -, Workman after the only beneficial results will fol mates the Coast League plan Is not , Blbee has won laurels the down under a kick. This Is an Important with him. his case will be clear, but a "radical" departure, after alL terscholastlc track meets and will step. It allows the backfleld man tak- will bs a difficult thing to prove. low. WHY? Because it carries such strengthen Coach Veatch s squad con- ing the catch to make some pretty that specialty Is tn ths plays. three nothing but the HOLDOUT siderably. Blbee's Joe Carney, the champion with it natural WAtim CARLISLE IS hurdles. According o the ruling of the "The lncreass of the value of a bllllardlst, will meet Ed. Hor-- . W ..Trer: meets, will be barred points Is cushion grain flavor. Clarke's Pure Rye in terscholastlc he touchdown from five to six gan, of St. Louis, and John Daly, of i from competition with the other high another step In favor of the running hitching up with m old Center-Field- er Be- New York, before is made in the fashioned three Vernon Peered ruling will not keep game. The elimination of the rd schools, but this represent Henry Soloman. of Portland. Soloman cause He Wasn't Advanced. him off the team which will sons Is a splendid move toward the reoelved the tidings In a letter from chambered still and carries with Washington at Stanford. To be In any general simplification of the game. Carney. beverage LOS ANGELES, Cat, Feb. 6. (Spe- nt the scholastic contests a man must With the cbangea the game will bring A that it quality, flavor and honesty. cial.) Walter Carlisle, the Vernon star have attended the school he represents out more running and la generally sim- Harry Suter. of San Francisco, cham- should have a part For more than a century the renter fielder, has proven the first hold- for six months, unless the change of plified." pion strikeout pitcher of the Coast out In the local baseball camps. His schools was ordered by las iscuiiy. League, is a holdout. AU the bride- In the household purest whiskey made.. unsigned contract arrived today. Hogan SPOKANE WINS FOUR STRAIGHT groom desires Is more money, as he supplies. Is making arrangements to secure an Cricket Club Will Meet. received a substantial cut. CLAKII BIOS, a C Pewta, BL outfielder of National reputation who Manager Danny Long, of the Seals, tonic and food played last year In the National A special meeting of all active mem- San Francisco Marksmen Second In has a new stunt for Spring training. Ita brewing Club has to"" a League. This trouble has been bers of the Portland Cricket He Intends suspend a hoop over the properties are & HOCH, for some time, but because Carlisle has been called for S o'clock Thursday, Shoot at Kendrlck. have his pitchers acquire BLUMAUER by Cummlng. secre plate and valued domestic been living In the East no hint of It has IS. J. C. the Idaho, Feb. 6. (Special.) control by heaving through the hoop. Portland, Oregon got out. tary of the club. The main business to KENDRICK. Walton, secretary of the Seals, asset. of captain, By the score of 187 afralnst 180 for the Harry As soon as Hogan received that letter be discussed Is the election a San Francisco team, Hugh Poston and not to be outdone, suggests a scheme ROTHSCHILD BROS. Distributers he entered Into negotiations with one necessitated by the resignation of K. H. Spokane to the umpire in calling strikes. ' Dittribatort to secure of member-.hl- o Fred Berger. representing In assist of the National League teams Bailey, a reconsideration have a spotlight directed -2 N. Fix In the the Northwestern touring trap shooting He would t, PortWlX. a. player. Today he was successful dues for 1MI. and a revision of onto the plate, all balls (SMCta-an- mode of electing tournament, made it "Tour straight vic- from the stand l obtaining consent to as the player, ru.o dealing with the In held here under the passing through the calcium beam to be he will not divulge. K. H. Bailey will continue to tories the shoot ,.iiiiii"ih whose name officers. auspices of the Kendrlck (Jun Club to- classified as strikes andaothers as balls. mi mmu A meeting of the Vernon Athletlo play cricket, but cannot find time to Apparently San Francisco fog Is the was Eddie side continually, owing to day. Incidentally Fred Wlllet. of the Association today called. direct the San Franolaco team; E. J. Chingren. father ' 'entlon. Maler was president. Hogan pressure of business.