DIETZ PROJECTING
EGORD PURSE FOR
ONE OF THE EXPEDITIONS SEEN THKCt CHOLT OREGON. CAtSED BY THE CONTINUED SNOWFALL.
ICE HOCKEY
PORTLAND
vs.
VANCOUVER, B. C
Friday, January 14, 8:30 P. M.
Seat sale now on at
Portland Ice Hippodrome, 21st and Marshall
Huntley Drug Store, 4th and Washington
Schiller Cigar Store, 11th and Washington
Prices, 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.25
Seats ordered and not paid for will not be held
after 7 :30 the night of the game.
Portland Ice Hippodrome
21st and Marshall
Take W, 23d, 16th or Lovejoy Cars
ni
U CONGER fi
jO ROUNDS OFFERED
ii
Football Coach Declares Way
Movies Depict Indian on
Screen Is Ridiculous.
245,000 Purse Put Up for No-
Decision Bout Between
Moran and Wi'Iard.
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RACES TO BE ASSEMBLED
BATTLE TO BE MARCH 3
Redskin Wants Company . Where
Aborlgines Will Enter Battle
Minns Feathers and Where
Squaws Wear No Headgear.
l: kjrl Pats p (.apilal l
I.-M lw New ork Trrau Kall.
1, IbXb Unwn t haaaptoaVa
han la He
I
I M;r T'-RC Jee. l. Je U;"t
-r-ui e.aryw.iskt ekemBioav, bm
' Mirea ler war effar!
war. r 1 1 ..) f ,r la-rear', eo-
bot ! rir e Fra-tay.
Mar- hj X Ta CirkinL prwawaler f
tafrrt.-J.ne conlitl at Ranax
". ttir . t!. keeker f
' a mp4 !. altwig)
u-Cre.-aa. . i r-- u a ia 4 .r
ul fnia. af fcacaare. la
ka arrine le jrw'ir
Nana. Mma aaa e
anuria KfMnMal. atfcaniaa
in fcaae ailfin. lr wttliaea.
t a-v.pt in mw raral A or
t i t fh on t r t. Wi.UfJ Is la ra-
111, ! a na tl Mf ! af Ik
a-iria r ear aia pra..re lake.
Uarae la frr l-'' Witiaral a!ew
i. i a kaaua af li'- far '-
t i ta taea.
Ta artici. f ar.eal ere aa
war l Chh-aca fe wiuaM'a
r..a.
Imi ettay Jnasa.
T raar r ta.y kaa re-rin-l
al frwaw J. tee cUajMI
naian'. mat Ika lnu ara awii.fae
"ira a lal Ika ervie ai l e iaa4
..-.a aa lir ar rUc4 aafere
ni UM Af Wl uH iw
Kati4 aitll aa eetee4.
Wi! ar4 win k ri.fl. araa alga-
aai a r'.l e I ;! fr es-raaran-a.
Tka rrare laa la
aaara Ika ! tiMMI Ika ear
ia tka nenia f at aaMere he-are
n.rur. tn aauC U ta t.lim'l Il
tka r.et aaa- Ika wt will
ka !' aaal Ika rxaia
eemat t'lo. 4Hk
N plar . kaa a-a :at4 f"
Ika -t. ai'kaa iktaafa
rla. a lap tkatr aa a nrw
a tamar r a4 aa a ar kara. ara
kamal aaitra. AkHk l RK'
ara. all aia will rMr -4
arua vf'l arnkakir raaaa fraaa 9ta
a la ! ar aua lot riaa4a aata
HMkaH r alaktaa C a4al.
Tii. kafi. aka, ka ffla tka
Jf f J "ia aat. kaa kaaa a-
la lia (actla lalaai'T la A'
ai MMol la la Ikia citr aa
xaaaM i!j la k la "owla Atamti-
l i aaia l"r aa l
a la aataaf Ika frraraaaii
kaal. kut mtrmp.r aaa laukl kaxk
In t f.. (. ka.
If Ik k U)arl'Worfta ka'it la a n-
aa-lal '-raak HM-kaf4 al4L I arill
a lartfa pr far a kantaaai
knitliai k a Iraaa Uotca,
aa4 Joa I'1 kr. ! I aa4arla4. U
ina iaal k llw at Amartca
M um iOX ; n aayiaaa aa Ma.
i T. a ka no. .H aac Jim !'(
fx. i4 'H ka ilai(i kr lilar
kt ara Ikaa I ia4n wiikh la
4nrstaNt la at!k riaaa la 3 naaaaa
at irtMal. aHi-'k wilt ratair atna4r
ranha- la n4'i. At !( J 4aa
af Ikia Iraiaiaa: aiat ka 4ana la Ikia
t. rr4nc ! Ika aantract II araa
tlmrnt nl la aa tfcn ma kaa
la rauaa aitaoai apraublt a4aa
ai ika p rnr-" atairia a lae
f M will k a"aat4 tar aWlall
al.ia af Ika rkaipioakl-
tT: no i.ni. havh crnLirv
ITaaaMXrr Yhiaka Jaaax-a Will (on
to Trraaa lo t'oalr4.
l Ja Wi UrJ a taaa.iioa auk
I i apaot4 ireuaii r'fai aviwwa
! '"! aun) I'raak ! al
Ur v. i.aka ka4 a(fr4
& . i . ai.iaIA In km ilira turlt
lia la tl4 al V" A
-rH Mt.lAPaln
nt i:i' t:ift krtrtan. aal Jaaa
kaa ti'-'l tnai taa am waa i"
I r t nrwwmnt.
mi. ii M'lKMtL ir mi: ntY
l laa-olai aaj a-hlnsta) t rrl k-ra
Varl llartl .r al Mrr.
tf tr I wnrk . for aaythiac. tka
m ' y ' r i' wS't wi k rpr-nni ika kaiN
lnra ant I4a-ia kick arkaola la tka
ul i',ia al la ka atas4) la
I a Tauh4 ,V-n t'kMfiaa ,nwiatia
irmMiNa priv ktakl. wt! kw la lha
ina af tw-v latfrlora Jnaa-
nl aclowk k ka nJaowtaar
k a t. i ' imi tpf r ika lalaal
trtk la tk mat m a4 kav aa
-.-int t f,itlln b' to artt
la ia la ! frank A. fil-
(rM(. HI KuaOH I N-rST aa4
l.nal-r rfc,-af. II .ii-lt. Ilnr
.n:t, l. . Mlala aH C. . 'aatar.
j;i ant. tTkrt tn.avlk Tom iatn
a4 rk r.at. lit aa4: R. II
I .!. vtka' . w J aa4
tr-a a. Ill iiii4; Jtmji taa"4
I- a4 Jl- Tkaraa. Ii
nnia.
Tkn wkina an l.nara kav
k4 l a r'. J. aa
iltr'iaaa I . a-aa.t n. Via
. V ". Ill rnMi. K.
Koarmaa l. !.k aa,gr Jr
tl.l. I.'l H"l: J Halt I . ktl
la H'taraalm I U . l 4'J. J
r-''r W. tT. I IWI.
JkMa U lBataalla IX iaa.
il.i. t a I poan-t. a Via !.
J . lra laaa L. IjI
w Jaiaif l Wnaia-m lltak
krk( w I vl'l Ika I.Jauin
at-ak k-knrl rwaroaaiativna for a
kn1.4omn imfKT
ttiaarr To nr i.nratnn
I aa 4 V4utrr ThaMM la I la bai
ar Jtmatv Jota.loa
lX I r IM't.iilV Jaa i: pial
ii ana apnjiia an4 aaatnriaua
It. iwim4 wa la la aial"4 Ika
nana. wa. Iowa? a.'twal. aka ka
'naaaaa af iktlk U I aaalag (aa a
rt.a inr i fkMrna nw.araw. aa ka
ft . f kw .Nina af
Kw fi fnf 4.a la alail It. tka
iia. iial II la ika ai af
j mmt ) i. iKal la Ika lajwa ataf
dra.nl ktaa fcantwaraV
A ralafa taa4. Ika (kka 4a I
knw : wn.ra i t 'a aa ra
anpav ik i .far vi'fMiaM Aa4 tkat.
H..4..it0..lii, . wkr l'ar l.ravltl
Ba4 a k, am r a... lac L.Iialt la
4 m Kinn.f 4It.
k.-.lnk an"1pa.i ara a aw-wnwaa Ik
kMuia ai la-n-at aaa tat kuaaaaaaa.
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THKUK.11 WAkHlkCTOai IUITI.
GAME 15 IN DANGER
Wild Fowl of State Facing
Starvation Unless Fed.
FARMERS AIDING BIRDS
Of (aetata la-af parka Will tl l-m1
krtiana a( Haairn Who Taka
A4aaalaSa of nirat.' Ba-la
Vtr(raaaJ naraia hf aara.
fkaaaaaia. iraaaa. aanil. alack a. aaaa
aa4 all atkar aeaetaa af Sanaa klr4 wtil
aa adk-aily itrmlaaia4 IB Orairaa
nlana aa'Tkw4r ta IFia atala 4o H
ar kr part la l4Hf aa4 prario
litrnm. Tkia nat-wal waa anadr a
Ir4r k Wit.iaaa L. rialaa. atala bi-
annl
l .rr kanirr. ko:k aanafaar ar4 pra-
n . t luiii ...in.. Ikat lha aaaaw
a Ika araua4 far Ika paal II dan aa4
Ika r-ai t l. wfcu-a kiaa lair la aaaa
aa asoikar aartk raa4 far a o4
wkiia kiaaar. la playio kao with ail
14 foal
.Nntiaa pkraraalk. fhlna.. kak wbila
aaa'. aasoaaiaia aaail. ca.ifrraia aaall
is Iht. Onto nr.-1 atkar aalaad klrd.
arfk .n..iy. ailk tka craund to'a'4
i In aliant lmpoalkta or Ihnwl la aa.
lata fo4. raropt la IM rafucaa ana la
lala4 kr Ika atala. jataraaiiaa, raa
.n4 witk fraaoaas. 4iku tbrlr
ajnl.f rnil
l aiam t rwa4 ka kwaltaa (.rafca.
tf arr farnarr weul4 anrwar Ik
rati kr caiiariac wfcoat. wbirh la tba
kan foaa) far aav wtM few L aarfnr nom
ira la a aaii aaot. or apraad tba (rata
aftr n-rnplnj tiar Ika a. M a ao
eli4'4 plara. Ika dira aiiaatlon af Ik
ut'inn4 kir4 woal4 k tal r rolia4.
Tka KkarwaM4 Rad aad Club, of
S.iai Waibinila CeufilT. tba
aouasnni orcaaiaalioa af It fclad la
Ik atala. I ceainai ka raaaly car
f.:i ar 4iinkuliB wkaai la m big
aaiawoM!.
I. K. Baan. fernaarlr tkalrmaa af lha
araa tamalli.a la tba Oiaioo Viala
tana!., la werkiaaT raibuaiaallrally
arauna Kaaaaa, ai bnra b la koma la lo-
ram4. t'arartar la Ika tlrlaitv af tka
Laaa Coaniv rnatrapall Rata kaa
tirrxl no tr I Mr laar af lana k:r4a
aa4 Ika fcird ara porkapa look 4 aflrr
kttr la Ikia arrtloa than la any eilr
para af Ika alata.
It-m.tr.da af ilia rfa( kaa fcarra
tMlaH'4 Ikrauckaul tka atala a!ta
a kill aalhriatn Ihrro waa p.4 la
Ik Mat lt'nintor anm ta ara
aia A anrna r. f u . cwr.ra frm IA
t.. laa a'-r af Ia4. wklrk faranar
aata l-jrnaH caar Is lha alatr. cratl.
tr a t.rm af j.af. (aw Ikia land
tot.t kava koaa diatrtkatrd. earkj bold
m( poaaral k'4nin af wh.nl. lha baa
koma kti lt:i4 kv d.natira frona Ik
1 ram war4rn a otflr. Na ana I
a!la4 la (hoot, fearaa ar a frlchtao
krda wkaa tbar ara aa aar af lb
r.riktlana.
Nafaaa kaa Taaaaaaaa
Aiihaail Ik rrfuca will lhau
aaftda of lh rara fow la drirlna tka raid
ana, aatjaaa pinra raw ka prrrra4 if
Ika fnrm.rn wn lor4 a band aa auf
(f.d k Mr. lir
I u b . an4 rv.rr atk.r kind af
aatar fowl ar)4 wa4iac ktrd will aat
wuat.r th.ir la.i.r ikraaab lh
r;4 woatkor ar ntarvatioa, Tk sam
k-rda raa ya pnanr tfaaa witbut food,
aad wk.a il art laaa raid for Ih.lr
-ro.1 kaf kloa-d. Ik k - far Ik
laaar part af aa a-i forma ar Mai.
Kov Tl.ir ft la a dtff.rval ana.
I'or ad Inland aad I If wal.r far
f nod. inatiart aniaraliv rarrtr lkra to
Ika frliair lak.a. wk.ro Ik aaalrra
kav wk.al air rail-r.-l araand
tk.ir kliianV. I an a.;. kllad.d kr
aar, ftr f'r aad aMM In crakt
4rwa aad fall aar tirtiraa la fl 1
pari kaad ara . aratt.r laaa.
-tl la lad.4 aaforlannio l-al Ikl
foraa aka:4 ma durln k Ia.1 hraa
daaa f actnn aaon. r.raarb.d
I'r.d il Onraa. rkkrf rl.rh la Ik alata!
aarc tf.narlin.at A;iknacaa Ik rel-t
baop a ffa4 af tk amat.uri
Wtl.r. laaift Ika profolonala, who!
ka Ik rvra aad raaliaa tk iri
kai aparlaai'r ta ka Ik limit, aill
a. I a aa Ika Jot. and aalaaa Ik on.
11 )a4iaaal. rvcw arartnm.a w i : I
.-. rtn.nl. da tk.ir tiara la wipik aal
(aaia klrda
Bi arw (iota, a k.w Tk wra-ar
i.r-r aa-a lka aaroirr .aiaH w.n
l WaMa-a Aa. a faaadaa.
I..-, da la. aa a-a .alia.ai.tf t aa.a.
-M.aa tu-A aacr a. a- -a C --a In.la
. afa I - t rwi'i. ."-waa r a
a I n.n a Par w t I - acnad rata
ii.... .r in. a an r-waa. la i"l aM
. a. ' -r. IV. . nwl 'aama .
a l...i i a a.r ia an. land, v. a.
. ma.rt a-l r-k a;r I a.aavtad
n -t . ta t.d
a a a
T V-ar . wratar : "klT fa'
an k..-aa t.t. a- f-r a-M-1 atnd .nonnk a
aaka l r-r-.- a a-aa-m.n T -trnttf
..!. ff-Hi Pi.. I aa.a-a
--i a tin-, ni-t a a a nana tf ka a-iaad
rp.a a. raa a. - na taa. a 1.
aaa
! a, nmram . aplnlaj . W tar
;.n.rwar r.awa M-anri-a tfiMrfaraara,
nl.k laa a iv. Waw wr.-r M Va aai
a.a a ... '. ' a ia laaimaia lak.
:k tkaaktfta lalat), - lr.karaa.1 tt
Bit of Sport
2a. .V-" ---..
ax l aw-aaaai foot Ha: I aa la lh ca
irr and r. f '.d Ik .am.nt II. !
a4 r.p.. irl'r alnr tl c.nfit'l Ihnl U
kaaaraataa atata l.ll. a rla kad a rr
I la in (am drla Ik a Jo. ela.d
aad da n.l a.a aay asoapuoa f Coraa'l
and II ara ara.
a a a
Anardlaf n Ika talrat "dop rrh
Wn.i-r an:, oi l main alta tka Urk
l.a tlaa. I ahora k rl iaat ana
an lr.a n.nf I in. rranrtara mad
trana.4. dra I nncttr hrm. kvt Ika
Mrr kal-a cuk haa a.tdaatir dnctdad I
rntata Ika kar !..
a a a
la ppaltla la Ik -''-' t"
.a aad la Mnd aa 1a tarda raau.
. . ... b.m .ufs. lunBlal ako.n
Th. k......ihi ...... dm a Inraa
k-nn and lha I rvrapatmc raanlatl.na
i.hlH in pairanaa lbta aa ...
aa la in. aiaif.p!.
a a a
Jira aaaia mi .Tari Waira '
Caat.ra lain aaalra la 4.a.aia
ma, raamaiaa .1 Ik world. 'il m'
is. rw.r nanraiaa Oinn. a Yora.
Jan., li Too kdrnd ard flftr do,,
rr.ra aak paa'a and f !. aaia iil k
dortnd ka !-. rina Ikia hln Ika pnaa
tnr.taaW kr chairmaa X anrk. af lha k
la mmwMa. Ir fa mra I apaoar
luiaw aal'. Tra malck kaa ka V
pM.4 aa loa d lfarrnl .
a . .
Cm Joaainaa. tk alar a:l-arod Jaaprr.
ah aa an Jn.r ldn. ntlal kiah
. . . , . i.i; Bna r .al in.
in. Mi:'rM. Amal.or AlKlala i-l
. ,.. II h Ikaaiai thai J.aia w
diaaaaiiaaa nararraiir.
A kill aaa rnwntla latmdorad la
t'a:int a. . i - a a..ai. I pr.hnu llph
lha
r l..ara? iriMatn". i.i-i
. .i AmA a ctaal ki
ifnr-
l f af I r-'Pi.
aaa
Pnlaf ran PHariitiMJ - - -
maar f kim. In-1 -dir. a aoia f lr
at f.u.oa 11 nr pat a aloara. .ka
ca:ilwr am. la lh ia a.
aar waa aval aa raraw aa II I. lodar Tn.
raa f Ikia I Val l. al.la f attara
tl.M.r rnlnal wllk aland a( ral.
... . Mnn ik.lr hnadn. I ' rn P -
ir.a aaar lm loam an tUPHai Inalda of
. . . v. Ih.l
a.iaa aji.na -.
am in. . it a an-l '.'""1 ....
a, kawkina i.Klnj aim Ifcair -dra.
. . ik. . it a.ta
a. ... ... . r-z::..: .v. k.d
mmmmrm wax "
mnaana lh rcaH.O, wklck anaat tli-
uu aVatrai. m
(Wm-a P.tica ami la " Tim llopp
. aaaarta ram lad aa ea-
aar.ar f Hill Hraaa.
... ijji...i.hi
a-n.rt.aa mtarrat ta m. ""'"," .
41..n .I4 a-a lwrr-aad w-r.rfll. If
7 ... . ... .f middira. could
cm. I Ih'll rooU wr;' l V"!."p,.1!
,k. aar. la "i HaM la "
rr".ra h. k b..l.d 1. dan..
and t k.-k.. M. 1. irJT
on. af taao'tn ain-
aaa a paa a a
Wllk W. A. Para. .
a.nt. tn. s.imal Amal.ar Trap nhoot.ra
AaaorlalMa ha 1 ha-a ralad la lha
:tz: a. .friir..io
aik p.4.r r arai mnrrarrra
j..k ji.iia-d. "-" ". ,h t.,,.r;p.i
rVTd ,7T" "WS ...rd a. Ik.
rakrsarr a'i"'a
AaMhrr kiiam-an ..-.r... - - - -f
ai m-.a."t M-k-rin. It. ktarrk.
r- .-.."- jm:
Nr.h l.--rt I..-. a4 a ra --
Ilaalaatii. '
MnUlaa. aaa
... . . a.!-. Kn k a t
ta lh wiani. -
oil ...r r,prd of
.r flr 'r. nanna j -v-.s.
lattoa rari'r
BE MAGNATE 15 SUED
:.- ,!.:! or BKtvM Ct-IB
An -.ir: ak --
jaaaaa a', wr-4.ii I t warpjrw
pr.pa-r I adaa-t Tward Mra. J.
(affrr aw Aal Had.
MNVIin. Jan- 1J Two pun for
damai. rll lor CLW. bar bdan
fil la I'l.irirt Court acalnal Jamra
C f;'ll. owarr or in lrr
rnj Wraa a and lha Indianapolla Amart
CABJ .x.aortalloa r-aaahall tram. It waa
Irarard lodnr. Ona ault waa fll by
John V. Coflay. lormrr manasrr 01 an
Wat.r laam. and tka aav-oad waa ftld
kr Uraa V. Coffrr. wlfr. tacB
rnmp.alnl rharatra Mct.iu " ina
aroarr raodart toward Mra Car.
Al lha offica of lha I'l.lrlrt ".rk It
waa ald lhal tka aoita wra (Had
.,.Nar and aa ffort wa mad to
upraa Ik fart. ....
Tk lamrlaint In ta. au I filrd by
Coffrr all'IM bal Mra. I'off.y
uh;an'lad to lndinllla kr Mriil.l dur
ta an a""rokila rida wilh huo Aac
tut :.
Coff.r rln4 from lh Pnrr
t.nra prpiamkir . a law a,a brfora
tba rod of lha Walrn latfia praaoa
and wkil tar ptul bad a ckanc
for Ika painai. No raaaon for Cof-
niLi. rniLi.ir is coat of w in
l -laaatar of lndlana3ll I'r-da la
larft Out la Cold.
Tka coal af lha r-nl!r odaal baa
ha I war la lull Phillip., a Rd plttbrf
af tha old. aid daya.
h.a lh Krdaraia atartrd Pill waa
fraa atf.at. II look lh anaa.actiint
of 10 Indianapolla rdrala and aoi
pwaaanta la ll "
I-a J about lha rhaapaat club la Ibtf
lasu aa- k yar.
lml a.aaoa whra bta c)-ib sot Into
a r-Jt til I waa canard. II a aa acl
nl maaaiar bat arm to bar a
cbaac of landing a bn barlb, ,
Oil A T HEAT-SileADI!0 TOl tt
FARMER 100 HEAVY
Sumner, Wash.. Boxer, Fit at
175, to Make 162.
SUBSTITUTION IS POSSIBLE
none city .Mhlctic Oub Official
Rradjr to Have Suitable Opponent
for Sommcra If boand Man I
Not at Rrajalrtrd Weight.
It may ba that Frank Tarmtr. th
8omaar. Wain, llsht-haavrwaisbt. will
not b ear own Al Hommtrl' opponant
nxt Toraday nigbt at th Roaa City
Athletic Club. Hobby Evan, who con
dltlooa Al for bia malchra. racalvad a
aoatiard from a friaod' In Tacoma.
whr llrmar la al prcaant, paring
that lha Waahincton bozar la welich
Ina li pounda and la la good condi
tion. larmer baa acrrcd to miki 14!
pounda rlngaid. and any boy that
mill 17. pouoda In nearly perfect
trim will hv ronalderabla trouble
makins Itila poundage and relalnlog
trength.
The information which the card
carried to tka Hommera clan haa put
a bus la their eara- They believe that
Ihrra la a "nlgr In lha woodpile."
The glal of lha whole affair la that
Firmer, who la quite experienced In
the boVlng game, arema to be rnJcaror
In to put one over on the local boy.
lie evidently Intend to atay around
Tacoma. arriving bere the day of the
match, with eoma lame excuae for be
ing overweight.
Kvana. tn behalf of the local pride,
telrcraphed the rlumner boy yeaterday
advialne; him that If he could not come
to I'ortland Immediately the match
would be called off. It la the Idea of
Bobby to set a look at the Northern
heavy before going ahead and adver
tising the match. The tommers' dele
gation haa the right Idea, for Al ta
loo diood a boy to be taking any
chance.
In caae that Farmer does not come
down some other good boy will be se
cured to box the ambitious bo mm era.
a
Many I'ortland fans are In the dark
ka to who farmer Is. Well. Farmer Is
years old and etartcd boxing
around Tamma In 111. He boxed
around the ISounJ cities until last April,
and then sojourned to Wiaconain. boxing-
men of the Fred Fulton. Jimmy
flabby, uus Clirlalle and Jack Dillon
trpe. Farmer has participated in more
than 3 battles and lost but two. Last
June big Fred Fulton atopped him In
ix rounds at Kau Claire, Wis., and
Jak 1'illm turned the esme trick In
(our rounds Noaember It at Oahkoeh.
Co. It is eaully aecn that Bommers Is
not picking any plum. "
Billy Mj.cott wilt meet he! Mr-Cool
at 1 Z 2 pnanda In the scml-wlndup Tuea
dav. Fddle itoatrtght vs. Tommy Clark.
2S pounds; "Toughy- Winger vs. Karl
Zimmermen, lot pounas, and Ike Cohen
pitted against an opponent to be named
later are other jTropectlve matches.
Rill Hoc he. who accompanied Ralph
liruman lo Pall I-ake for his match
with Frankle Callahan tomorrow night,
aid yeaterday that If a auitable nrtpo
nrnt could be found for Ralph he would
make the Jump here and give Portland
fans another chance of aeeing him. The
Roaa City Athletic Club officials don't
appear to ha doing much in the line of
looking for a boy to meet the Tort
lander. Kveryen Is talking- of laat Thurs
days match between Carl Mlebua a tad
Al ttommere. It waa ona of the beat
tag ed at the Kaat Side club tliia Win
ter, and Referee Jack tielaer could have
called the affair nothing else but a
draw, which he did.
OAK.S WIIX OCT 8ALAIXY CCTS
(oiuracta Are Mailed and Alitraet All
riajrrs Will (ret hotbeds.
AN' FRANCISCO. Jan. 12. (Special.)
Hardly a man on the Oakland team
but will suffer a salary cut this year.
Contracts were mailed the first of the
week to the players, who are scattered
all around the country, and when they
open up Ihelr reciatared latlers they
will discover a alight setback.
-The bora want to be reasonable."
said Klllott. "for wa are trying to do
the best we ran with thera under the
conditions. They want to remembea
Ihat we are forced to a lower salary
limit and that wa can't do this and
keep up laat year's aalart.a. At tb
same time the cuts ara so small as
aardly to amount to anything."
Sor-ccr Game? Praslponed.
On account of not being able to
practice and consequently being out of
condition, the soccer teams of the
Washington and Jefferoa high schools
have postponed th game scheduled for
a. it Monday- The game wia oa piarea
ort a data to t pi later. r-oow a
hampered th practice of all eoecer
trams- Coach I..nkln. ar at asDinglos.
is sick tn bed with la grippe.
BT ROSCOE FAWCETT.
Because there Is so much "faking"
of Indian life in the silent drams,
William Dietx, the famous Washington
State College" football cosch. may
launch a moving- picture producing
company of his own.
Diets, or "lonestsr as na is Known
smong the loux. was a Portland vis
itor yesterday on his way back to
Pullman. Wssh., for a month, from Los
Angeles.
"I have several flattering offers to
enter Into the motion picture game
down there." said he. "But they all
wanted me to work under other di
rectors. This I refuse to do. I have
written too many criticisms ot tne
white man a reproductions of Indian
life to enter into this nature fakery
myself.
ew Caaaaaay Projected.
"Plana are now under foot for the
formation of a new producing company
In Southern California, and I expect to
go South again in February to com
Diets the deal."
Frank Miller, owner and originator
of the famous Mission Inn at Riverside.
CaL, is the prime mover In the scheme
wllk Diets. Riverside is to be the head
quarters, and sn Indian village ts to
be established in conjunction with the
Mission Inn.
"We plan to bring Sioux Indians
from Minnesota and the Dskotaa, as
well as some Apache and possibly
others." continued Diets. "I am going
back to Pullman to help on a glee
club trip and then will return south. '
C salract to Be Vlgwed.
Incidentally Diets expects to sign
his 11C football coaching contract
while in Pullman. Terms have already
been agreed upon.
Diets was asked for tsstanres of
fakery of Indian customs In the
"movies."
"Oh. there are too many to enumer
ate and some of them might appear
too Inconsequential to matter much."
said he- "What would you think of
the motion pictures, however, if they
showed nothing but the vagahounds of
your race fighting and killing peo
ple? Well, that's about all you ever
see of the Indians on the screen.
"I feel sure I can take the Indian
as a subject and portray him as he
really la In peace and war and not
only hand down something of real his
torical value, but make a financial suc
cess of It as well.
Mistakes Are Appalling.
"To an Indian the mistakes of the
present-day white directors are amus
ing and ofttlmea appalling. In the
movies you see Indian women with
bead banda around their heads and a
feather or two sticking up to com
plete the picture. In real life an In
dian woman never wears feathers,
tvery feather on an Indian brave's
head denotes somo great feat accom
plished. Thus on a chief you will find
an entire headdress of eagle feathers."
Diets also ridiculed the movies' way
of sending the buck into battle. All
the finery Is left at home, where there
ts work to be done. Mister Buck dis
cards his clothes, stains bis body the
color of the landscape, girds himself
with a bow and arrow or a gun and
creeps away.
Diets didn't have much to say about
football, lie thinks the Washington
State College team could beat any team
In the country.
rEimiTT is sied roil $35,533
Accidental Killing by Pitcher on
lluiiliriir Trip Basis for Action.
VKNTCRA. Jan. . One year ago
Herbert lthrop. who operated "La
thron Camp." a famous hunters' resort
above slnpc. was accidentally shot by
-Poll" Perntt. well-known uoa Angeles
pitcher, while the two were hunting.
Lathrop dirdf his wound.
Action has now been Instituted in the
Superior Court for 125.533.50 against
Perrltt and Mary V. 1-atlirop. Lthrop's
widow, by Mii-s Frances V. Harrow, as
guardlsn for Paul Lathrop. an infant,
the dead man's son. The complaint de
mands t-5,ouO JanrKP for the Injury
of the loss of his father and 1533.50
for surgical and funeral expenses.
Perrltt. who mistook Lathrop for a
deer, was badly broken up over the
ahootina? and. as It wss admittedly an
accident, the suit comes as a surprise.
Mrs. Lathrop, Herbert Lathrop s widow.
Is Joined as defendant with Perritt for
technical legal reasons.
OPINIONS OF PEACE VARY
Headlines Reflect Diversity of Views
as to Outcome.
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vlin pcacv ruui'K -" " u..i-ii -
It is Interesting to see bow the boys
who write for a livelihood look upon
the year's biggest doings. Headlines
reflect the diversity of opinion:
"Merry Scramble for Fed Players
Follows Peace." New Vork Tribune.
-James A. Oilmore. Father of Feds,
la Not the -Sunny Jim' of Tore."
Brooklyn Dslly Kagle.
"Ball Plsyers' Salaries Have Already
Been Cut." Pittsburg Dispatch.
-Uood Youngsters in Feds. Bays
Knabe." Philadelphia Evening Tele
graph.
"Onlv Half Doxen Good Men In Feds
and "Seventy-Two Stars L'nder Iron
clad Feds" Contracts," reflects a diver
gence of opinion oi two uiucr iviaicm
publications.
i.. . ...ma to be one of those ten-
round, no-decision sffalrs.
Sonlli Bend Loses to Doty.
CENTRALIA. Wash., Jan. 11 (Ppe
rlal.) The Doty High School basket
ball team defeated South Bend in a
hotly contested game at Doty Saturday
night by a score of It to 17. Smothers,
at forward for Doty, was the shining
light of the game. All but six of South
Iiend's scores were the result of free
throws. '
Pendleton LodRe Hall Projected.
PENDLETON. Or. Jan. ll-Spe-
C1,I.) The proposition of erecting a
rin. three-storr building on their prop-
er-y was taken up last night by the
Pendleton ivnignis i rjmm. u i
Id that lntegtity LrOoge oi uaaiei-
Iowa would be favorable to Joining
-nh the Pvthtans In their venture, and
a committee has been appointed to coa
far with the Oddfelloaa. If present
plsns materialise. It Is understood the
buildinK wUl be under way by Spring.
COACH IELLS METHODS
HAl'GHTOK SAYS COMMON SENSE
BRINGS HARVARD VICTORIES.
! accesses of Crimson Ascribed to Study
ef Opponents, Fit Men and Ever
C'kaaglag System.
NEW YORK. Jan. 12. According to
Percy Haughton, the Harvard football
coach, the success of the Crimson elev
ens on the gridiron in recent years has
Ifeen due almost entirely to the use
of common sense and thorougii effi
ciency in the training, coaching and
campaigning ot the players as individ
uals and the eleven as a unit. In de
scribing the system, Haughton said re
cently: . .
"Our offensive and defensive meth
ods were based upon an application
of the Germs system of salesmanship.
As I understand iU the Germans never
try to sell in a new territory whatever
they happen to have on hand. Instead,
fliey ascertain what is needed, and
manufacture exactly what is wanted,
and. of course, more cheaply than their
competitors
-So with our football problem, we
learned in. a general way what our op
ponents' were going to do on the of
fense and we met It with different de
fenses. Each of these defenses was
planned to meet a certain kind of play
under certain conditions and the team
was so thoroughly versed In what to
expect from Its opponents that in the
great majority of cases it used the
proper defense against any given play.
"On the offense we studied our oppo
nenta' defensive methods and proceeded
against their weakest point, varying
this principle by pretending to attack
the weak spot and developing toward
what, without the fake, was theoretic
ally a strong territory.
"Each year wo have found it neces
sary lo change the crux of our offense
to meet existing conditions. Now these
methods are not simply the result of
what we have learned during the past
eight years. On the c&ntrary. they are
the accumulations of Harvard football
brains stretching back to the time of
Lewis and Bert Waters. From them
wo learned that to beat Yale it was
necessary to outfight them. From Cam
Forbes, who coached in '7 and '9S, we
learned that to outfight them it was
I . 11 mn to Ho it:
nrtcBiar) i" i ' a -- ' - - -
and from Bill Reid, who coached In
Ml. uo ana vs. we learnea nits n.-
uable lesson of paying strict attention
to the smallest detail."
BERKELEY QUINTET WINS
WILLAMETTE DEFEATED 33 TO 20
AT BASKETBALL.
Callfernian Excel Both at Miooling
From Field and After Fouls.
Foaler la Star ef Contest.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, Salem.
Or., Jan. It. (Special.) Five straight
games have apparently not impaired
the scorinc ability of the University
of California's baske-tball team, as to
night they won from Willamette Uni
versity here, 33 to 20. ..
The first few minutes of play were
close, with some good guarding on
both sides, but the visitors soon scored,
runnlnr; their lead up to 10 points and
holding this throughout -the game. The
Willamette squad played a much better
game than against the Alumni last
Friday, but was unable lo cope with
the superior strength and basket
shnnting of the Southerners.
The Californians were strong, espe
cially on long shots, and time af ter i
time scored field DasKeta irom almost,
in the middle of the floor.
Fouls were numerous during the
game, with the visitors' scoring more
from this source because of their abil
ity at basket-shooting.
Foster, at center for the Berkleyites.
was the heaviest trespasser on the foul
ruling, with four personal ones chalked
against him. nevertheless be played a
star game and aided much in the vic
tory. The lineup:
California. Willamette
sn-ncr K
Works, Logan F
Foster C
r-nfleld J
House -G
Brooks
. Jrwett
Jackson
. Irvine
. Fleel
CHIPS HERE FRIDAY
FAST-GOING VANCOUVER SEPTET
TO CLASH WITH fXCLK SAMS.
Partlaad Hockey Traro.te Have Hard
est Teat af Season When Team
With Winning Streak Arrlaea.
Pacific Coast Hockey 8tandimra.
W. U Pet. F
Portland
Vancouver
Ictona
With the athletes of both septets in
- . ..li.in. . .1 nfimr-rl for a
pd I ct-1 roiiuii-vii -" 1
battle royal, the ice hockey game to be
staged between the Portland Uncle
Sams and the Vancouver world cham-
: h Portland Tee HiDDOdrome.
tomorrow night, should be extremely
fast.
t-u. v.n.-nnrrr team has won the last
three games played and Ice hockey
fans, remembering their bad start and
whirlwind finish of last year, are be
ginning to think that history will re-
W. U Pet. For. AJit.
1 .".7 :tu 17
3 4 2:1 M
3 4 .a-'S -
2 i .0 -S"
peat. If the representatives of the
city in the north can humble the Port
land bunch, they are going to be hard
to stop.
When they played Victoria at Van
couver Tuesday night, the champions
looked as good as at any time last sea
son, and although the Aristocrats got
away to an early lead, the superior
team work of their opponents soon
turned the tide and Lester Patrick's
men are now cellar champions.
While the battle is raging here, Se
attle will oppose Victoria on the let
ter's ice. If Seattle can win this match
and Vancouver loses to the Uncle Sams,
the Metropolitans will have 'a clear title
to second place, they at present being
tied for this position with the Million
aires. The Uncle Sams practiced with a
will yesterday and the railbirds present-,
pronounced them fit. If they suc
ceed In winning tomorrow night their
lead will be hard to overcome.
Manager Savage said yesterday that
the seat salt is heavy and he predicted
a capacity house.
Following are the lineups:
Po.-t land. Vancouver.
Murray O lhinan
Johnwn R- I .F'.'VV
Irvine L. D Frank Tutrick
Ootman K Taylor
minderdalo C Markay
Tobin B. W Duncan
Harris I.. W - rook
Barbour Sparc Stanley
Lk.lla Sparc Seaborn
DIETZ LEAVES l'OH PULLMAN
Washington Slate Coach Unable to
Remain for Alumni Luncheon.
Althouarh Coach William "Lonestar"
Dietx will be unable to be present, the
Washington State College Alumni of
Oregon will hold their . scheduled
luncheon at the University Club Friday
at 12 o'clock. Coach Diets, although
eager to be in attendance, had to leave
for Tullman last night.
The Washington State College gradu
ates will pass resolutions indorsing the
Aggie mentor and talk over other sub
jects pertaining to the college. Presi
dent Milton" Reed Klepper of thn
Alumni said yesterday that they would
hold a dinner for the coach on his re
turn to Portland next month.
Albany High Beats College Five.
ALBANY. Or.. Jan. 12. (Special.)
Albany High School tonight defeated
the Aibany College basketball team 48
to 25 in the first clash of the season.
Albany College fans are "gloomy over
the prospects for the contest with Pa
cific University slated for Saturday
night in this city. Three of the col
lege squad's best men have succurabled
to grip and are out of the game. Louis
Schultz, star captain of the Albany
High team sustained a badly fractured
ankle shortly after the contest opened
and the team will be minus his service
the remainder of this season.
Paper Chase Again Postponed.
i ; in ih. nrcsent weather
conditions, the paper chase scheduled
by the Portland Hunt uiud nei oaiu.
day will have to be postponed again.
It "was originally planned for New
Year's dav. but was called off then be
cause of the cold and bad footing for
the horses. According to President J.
H. Murphy, the chase will be held next
Saturday, January 15.
Shedd High Plajs Halsey.
t-iirnn Or .Tan. 12. (Special.)
The Shedd High School first and sec
ond basketball teams win journey v.
Halsey Fridav evening to meet the
Halsey High School first and second
team.". -
Ski Jumper Breaks IXccord.
REVHLSTOKE. B. C Jan. 12. By a
Jump of 12S feet. Nels Nelson while
practicing this afternoon, broke the
Canadian record of 124 feet for long
distance ski .tumping.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
Members Portland Osteopathic Assn.
Barrett, Dr. H. Lester. 1 Morgan
Bldg. Phone Main 42
How land. Dr. L. 915 Soiling' Bldg.
Main 221a. A 222.
Keller. Dr. William &, 508 Taylor St. -
Phones Main 654. A 1444.
Laer. Dr. H. K- suite 301 Morgan Bldg.
Phones Marshall 1888, Tabor 427J.
Leonard, Dr. H. 757 Morgan Bldg.
Phones Main 709. A 1709.
Lnnau. Dr. Virginia V., 612 Moraran
Bldg. Phones Main 1497, Mar. 4033.
Moore. Dra. '. E. and H. C. P., 908 Sell
ing Bldg. Main 6101. A 2466.
sivrra. Dr. Katharine SM 805-7 Journal
Bldg. Marshall 1275, A J03L
' ort hup. Dr. K. B.. 308 Morgan Bldg.
" Phones Main 349. Eaat 1028.
Walker, Dr. Eva S-, 124 East 24th St.
North. Phone East 5333.
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