tnr srxnAT oreooxiax.
PORTLAND. JANUARY !. 191C.
IS COAST LEAGUE
Ifl SECRET PACT?
McCrcdie Says He Wants No
Contract J-'irpcrs Owing to
Certa:n AgrccmcnL
KRAPP COULD.VT RETURN
Caaa af An Kraftr Rea-allanl Whara
JaoajM 0irwlW Joh
I reae Darrry aad Latter
trllae4 to LJatarsv.
BY ROrre FAWCXTT.
TTv r'if tt Uacw anaaTaal
ntre. mt crvt i;.tnt ao. la
CnCrCt J'4Bipr?
I'!1! .
Waiter M-a-r., rerrtead earr.
droop.! a .B;ricm Knut ytf
lay. oar. aa.4 ether 4topmaTi
at laa peat f irtnlaht M la
br out ua iajr.
Vo.a;. taka faa Kraps kvk
f-ona i'iff.'a If effr. yoa a -
t.on-r f r4 at M t'rWi
voukt . rplld Mich. 1
eeaaat tak fcisa of a cartel
ttmnni. i4 I daa I tkisk t want
XsCtrfu Ikea kt my Ilk a clam
eel w:4 -iair aa fart.ir re
mark the soysteraoaa cr?aia
lie i ad L kBtf. tel ha eaH1
a urttiM la ait1 aar af Ik
atni'.e aka Jime4 Ik tort .aad !
f r u eoUaa rairala Th krd.r
f tkr la atssrabar. C4uriaJ af
Kimm Cut: IWty. ( rttrg. anal
.rasa, af naffa:.
.tir t.ne -cortala aTTiaat ra
fter la r (' Mc'ral:B la tn
plr a n'.tj.l affair tc we Coaet
U4fM ataaar-ai. e)rlaat aair Ika
waa iB9'l Ika Caul laa-. ar
kehr It la avr llulic, !
goata la ka na
a a
A few dar aca Art Krwftr. Ceaat
fa" au'.ftir. w jm4 !-" la
Aiii.m clitft. ppli4 la liaarr ar-r.
a( aaa rn i, lor a Ja aad Harry
r k-k atowa r i
ra ataar juano-era frsea Ika
raa Le-- aadouotadlr l.l Da aal
f kartA iak fomirf iMUfl. aad aaar
irr la tack, lata lia "Too I
la raaka
lorrna mt Vraaa; Johaoa. af
Alaa. aa4 aaaartr. af tka fa;l
Ud c!'t asar catuan tkir caxaara
la ena k laa-s. 4?ita taa a
af l.ta r4'rl Laa lta la
ta arvai44 ai !r
kaar. aataataaablr alii ka coa
44 .-k la aiiaar Uaa riua,
.imiaa ' atataoa ffarta4 ka:
I'ka4aiaa. kll.
it.4:iu k.amka a4 Kora. farmer
llMa!1. alka )'ma4 tn l:akalar ciuk
af Uf'VnttuiMl laat
W r M .'.'ra4a la ika aelaloa
tai Junmr J kaiua aa4 Ja Oa4aa
af tmt W ist.r ( kraa4 J'aiaai
:! a ka cllml kr Ika kia laaaaa
la 4'i af ta potla lra4 itw
. it tri aj'lair.
N t.ti JoAuri aar CWaoa lu Tt
a r4-ri tacaa aaifvav
a a
Wt'r v-"prfia ' far aa
tf-ic. l.m it l attaa4 Ika foal
ta-ia nMt.114 WM:a la I'alifaraia
ha tip- l lMjk a yatAatf kbl-kar
i.rni Manuak. Maak ka4 a trial
wtt.t tn ata la artaj. CtrtM
llrt. k. a aaraaaal la
9 rai'i rf.a ! ! Jiaar K:kar4
a avarl 4.ra at kil Ika yaa
,t.r an4 M caul lra4 ! Ika
Wl'ar I., kirn,
f.aal " ; fn ai ka kaaa la rar
r.o. in. !- ark Har A!a4ar. tka
kia UJ r&'tioia, i kaa ka lM
kan4 art a)o aff la aa a.-vMaal
Aiaiaa'l" rt"a ltal h fcaa4
ia lira aa furtkar irsu. aa4 ka
ptrf l- report la la lara fttovt
J-ina U aliaf wik llrflmaaf YVaak
ix'na .' ".!;, A 4r la ika
ir.r pi"'-far aa Ika C"'r af iiaka
kma. Iti. k'raa l at Ca:4aalL
)otR(ll To ll:rr MISTIiT
lajimr fa- ha 1 1 oalra at A raaorj
ltl It taablolradrr.
Tka Vaaar-ka a4 fma f-aiuia
art irtaat la Ika Brat ma af ika la
aor aouia-ka4ar tkia iifaa aa
11a Araurr fj."r. Tka afcar ka.f af
t"a 4itiMa ln.lwf kaail ku a vll
Aa f tratana4 kr Tf a parlaltoa aal
jkrmr9 t'iH Tka krat a aM la avfc4
ula.1 for I 3a Tka a n4 iia at Ika l lll
h4iar fl.taaaa 1 t.aaaua far tka Mat af
t aaa.a faliaa.
iaa'iarr I nia t'aaiiata a Trmaa
yarearloa t'l'ik, Vaarvria a Araary.
Jaaaarr I I al"a ntiaia a Ar
a ry. llMrili a Traa.aartaliaa
ll'ik
jaaarr 3J kfoaarvka a t'alaa Daa
Jaaiarr Ji !" a Araiary.
Trarr'at a laitaia
l.tftii a Kuaarvk a Tranaa
ta''a, lnli' a ariaart.
I.npiurr II lart. aa, Xaaarrka
Araort w Taaportall-a
P .sr.iarr ! T'aapartai!aa a raa
tr. VMt fc Armarr.
a'iarr J' M.aarka a TTkkaaar
taiiuaa I'aaeiata i Araiurr.
at ti jvx rck xm
1 IjM Iwtla Maira Tnaraa 9t7 aad
rraarata &a4 TlaM.
tt:X Cat. J ta I l-a-.au
arraa aarnr caadtliaaa k raa4 af
m-ra I3aa raraaa atta44 Ika
ttiCrl r.-a aat af taa laar Call
fara a Jock l'!n at T a Jviana. !
k a. t ia a''ra.a. A MM ria aar'r
t u aiAr-ntaa ma4a ia wa auacv
a4 .: a I. -"a aaa rar4o4 la atk af
rrofn an1 art'aa' a fraok Laa
.ata ml a artaa aa4 far.
lr.- r'3u utt ffn Jua-aa. a
tvrta!ta aa4 k.aeaa rlelaa. wrm kra
f r 1 1 a areata. Tka IW! at I raa
fjr i 4ra
l:tii:mi: rtlo ti:am
'aaJa I aar I a traa lo I
larfral at 5a a trv
a r:ri Cal. Jaa. I Ta Rlaar.
,. f r tui r 4at4 tka i"araaa4o
a-n at Crna4a Ikiu af'araoa. It ta
3. la Ika laaaaaral u I af Ika
mmv Tia kraa r-a"ra akikit4
V.H-r tamak. aklla lar vfaml
al'Vt la tkia trl
Ta a ! af t'al- H '. trorT.
r i. .!.;. aa a f.aiara af ika kana
M.ior Hoaa a ar4 Ika laa a f r
l nnl Tka laama aiu axaat (
M .a..
Jaka tahl May W-y C WrUad OaV.
rtrAT.", Jaa. t J. 0rt.4 Jka
: frw- ai af I1-'"
ti(4 WM.aa !! af ika Ari. aa
la'a. ail firvtlaaa lia la:a4
' aaa r?f4 la4T. If
'.i.'vfnrf r' tariea eak k "
li4
WAsntXGTOV STATE COLLECE
! '.' " ... . - .
5l - '
t .klMtM . dl-.. r.k-ll aa rra.1 II Ift t. Rl.kl ta.4. IMaM Arplaa.Ut. MlrkaaIla. lay. C. "r"" S2ZZ5'
Oarkaa. R. M. a rkaakaak. f art IMata. ktKra. Cartala Clara. Ilrrrl aaa Baaaa. Bark Raw. I -a ft I Hllkt-Caark W llllaal H. -Loaralar-
Ptata. a. fa a. laaaa, Il.anai. riaarr. Aaaiataat Caark Ta Trrar mi4 I'kralral Ulraatar J. Frracrlck Bakler.
WEST EQUALS EAST
Intersectional Game Victories
Now Evenly Divided.
ONE TIE SCORE INCLUDED
Idta tor lloaora I Il-llrrd With
rarifte ttraboani TrajM lOraaiaa
of WrakkM of Ocrldralal.
Ay Mlshl llaa Prfralrd.
ivrrkirrTl t times
CtrkLT DlktPKlX
taatara V ktara
Al rart.aaa fjtu SI. Cra
(oa !
Al ta Aanataa rrk .
Cv.4k'.al .
Aaaa k
Al taaiaa. Vlcfc froa A-
: 2 klirkiaaa ACflaa a.
Al raa.ia. t ai kl
aa lltala II. Iiraaa .
Tka Ciaaaia
Al Miaaaal. V-at. Moalaak i,
Jiyraeaaa -
-It vr raiaa kal II ra" t"T
faCka: 4-ira Ika paat Hull Nl
for inaar yaara had lkr ba aa ln-
I .'! to a I crldlraa claai UBIU nil
I . and la lara rara fir ( Ikara
la a kao. k.
l.l car cad aff auk liaanafiou
kiala aapt4 clorr ar liroaa
t'aivorvatr aatr4ar. Ika laclflc t'oaat
anar aa:i fl proud af Ik prof
r k.r laraa aa tka i:m-r isrvru i.'lt
af alory
Tn af lha flra Int.raatlonai m
it vtra lctorta laa ar
ra(ra alaa a4 aa a lia arora
kai; Ifcaa ! Ika lilt aa araa
rak. tka Waal la ntit:4 lo th 4
a-aa af tka Uatira atvinrr arorad
kr rirarn ar iici4otl ota of
U Aa.. a It aaa aiarlf a f.U
la m aa Ika Hiracuaa trip. Any of
ka rilfw Nartkaaat laarra could kaaa
'kd Oceldatal J.. Ik !racu
rra
raaatttr lik RaaX rraava.
HA. la raalltr. Ika aalr tat af
traaatk kalaaaa l-la lao arla
. lo w ! laa alaa for Ika t al. oa lor
la j.t and ana lia aan
IiiKfdiii Waaktectoa Mtl l
for proa roaliuiirlir lhat t?ra
laa t mi h 4iffrK-a kalaraa Ika larr
af Ika Atta'tK! and Pa-::i.- aaakaarda.
praaa dcfat4 TI. far: I .la.
1.1. lno4 laland l"!ata. .;
lima. !-. V.rmool. I-. Had altk
Triaitr. . and loat lo Harvard. Il-T.
lo lrracua. -. and ! Amkarat.
larvar4 a ad fitaruM ar ratad aa
aanoaat ir.a l-p-arlrhra of th K.al.
a4 yl kaaalall'ii l"ta d'fat4
liroaa kr aaa tourMnaa mor l.-aaa
mn.r Harvard or .v'arua.
Waahlactoa Cat. Waah;nctna and
trr-rr mrrv ABTtrr i ax- I
lull TO IIUk' Ml Ar.
Tka littla aaraar kaia, Ak
Car4ot, a'afa t tk Irani altk
a rfca ca la Jo-kar '.aal.
tka aiim kalaaiitl
rramrioa f a ka n if rr4
ar.na. a.ardaa da-.' thai ba
ataad ra4v la taka aa Haaaatl
at anT I ma provl4ir Jarfcar wilt
aukt l! rainda Ts. aoo:4 ka
iviraT f.aa.'t lia bttr af Ika
a. iM arciR-.'at kr pain4a
a. Miln m.a l ! poia4
a. 4m. araa ka kaa r'd aa
af!r la a la Lav Aa aa4
ka at SjlrKm. Ik rrartt
foaalar af that cltr.
in !
y a i t .
a----aaa . , . a
! Aba Caltaa. a
ELEVEN. WHICH VINDICATED WESTERN FOOTBALL BT DEFEATING
AT PASADENA, CAU YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.
- t ; .
r - ,
Oracan. en lha othrr hand, all rankad
upartor lo lb Or. ton A ((, who
lut lo Prracuaa and aarliar drfaatad
la Uirhicaa Atrcl.
(raiB vii not a mtnbr of thk
V-riha-t Confrranca. Watln(lon
Ktata rl Woriana. howitir, wailopad
lha VTaaoulan ST-T. and Montana
turnrd around and put It all or Mrra
(tut la th-ir - in mr. Coack
O Nail, of ftrrarua. admlitad hla learn
aaa lurkr to I la. aa Montana bad lb
kail I mi ll a U-clr f;-)rard Una thra
or four tlmaa.
Waallncinn 8lat'a rlaa thl put
Fail vaa niaorlc. In Wablna
Ian Mala loat lo Oracoa and tka Ora
fon Acla kr lb aama accra. T-: loat
I la Montana !-: loat lo Washington
t-a. and .dnfatd Whitman 1- and
I4aba .
tarllata raraaalloaa .ra Trtrd.
Ikat Maptrmbar Bill rtU. a formor
Car.iala Indian Mar, urrrd-d Johnnr
lundrr a roarh. II h4 Brodark
ni:r uad bark In uniform, and h
brooabl wttk him lot of lha Carllal
fnraiatlona. and balaaaa lb laro th
Vjaabinaton Malar tra tranformol
Inlo a wondarf-j ar.-l"n. T'irr
4.4 not loaa a aama all ralL
At lha lurrp lha I'ullmanlfa atanlod
Ika aathuaiaat br dfaimc oraaon
31-J: road Ihla aaa no flua br
Iratlas Iba Oron Arsira !-; wai
lopad M-nlana frll tpon llano
t.a. irounrad w hltntam on an Kr
firld lt-a. and around up li official
aaaaoo br bumblina: ilonuia Cnllrs)
al nr-okana aoma J-0 or Ihrrrabouta
Carrigan'a Strategy Gets
Grr' Goat.
Carl Maa C.la raaa "laalda tkapa"
aa kr lha Maaaaa AWaaiarr lha
.raat ralkraf fa Barn Baal Pa, la
kkaarlaTa -rrvra la. I 1 ar.
BAXKnLX. artaa-r hava kaaa do
les murk add (parolallna; ov.r
Uiorir Al'iud'fa fallura lo bafr
lh Iloatoa Had (o( In Iba world
rla Laal txtobar.
W.II orr lha ral :n:d dopa
oa wbp ki AUs didn't look o good
for tha I hll.
A "or dm to Carl Mar, a mrmbar
of lha Hnatoa Ila4 fo pltrhlnc rorpa.
aho mahaa Ma bom In l"ort land, a
Ml of irat'CT on lha pari of ManaKr
a'arncaa. of rviamn. put na akid ua-d-r
tha tic rbllad:phia pllcbcr In kl
arroad atari.
-Al.vaadar la a ramarkMr fa
work.f.' aaplaln.d Mava. M Pavar
.ta..a around th bo. A a lb
bail I. liroaa la Mm h wind up
and l' r so bark at lb batlr.
Mt of Ma cam ra plar'd In i-
t: an 1 ta.
-Oarrlaaa notirad IM and lnamrtd
oar bora lo taka a atrik or two and
lha a(p out of lha bos lo rob am
In our band or araa w!ik Iba im
plr juat aa A'. waa prrpar4 to pltrk.
"It waa aoraalhlna: pw for Al.
ktulrr. K wa uaod t plt.hln. Wbn
wa forrrd him lo bold tha rail ha cot
a a.noua a a rounc fil.r- A a
mull ha rlldn't hava hi tna alurr.
It workd lo aoma astrnt In our f.rat
cam. wba Alsand-r bat ua. 1-1. put
It aock'd vao brttr In hla aarond
iart. whrn wa baat rilm."
-ltrbr Mara waa warmaj tip In
roupia of l! crnr radr la o In
r.larf but did pol ronnact. X drr
4oan rlo.a to flol for hla ahkra of
taa wor:d rla apoll. bowarrvr. and
b I aporiinc around In a now Eulrfc
roadatcr. Mar tmn-li lo Ijv Ihla
car In Portland when ha coa Ealt
tni hprlnc. bacauaa ha owns another
car la float on.
OUIfiOX CITY ILVK WINS. IJ-1J
tiled rVlmol Alumni Qalntrt I Sonf
tkDWB to Ix-frat.
fr.rVS C1TT. Or. Jan. I. (Cpa
r!al Tka Oraon Cltr ll!h rhOol
baaktball l.a-n today 4falad th
alumni Irani aj lha Armory. :i lo It.
Cirarn. railar for lh hlM prhool
lam. and Willikrn. forward, plarad a
aa-)r cm. in former aconr tour
baak.ia In t fir. I half ami Millikan
makin four baakata and two foula In
tka laal hair f tha aama rr and
Kmc. of ma hich arnool laam. alo
plavd ronalal.ntlr-
To l'nup folloa:
rw.r a i-i-r B'ck rr.! r.i.ir. rt-:
ff-aa.-a. kl..'!lkaa. ataa aa C air Millar;
a'-la, r'r 4 K.
a. araa a r-lr. i:l aa4 'ark-aa:
tofaaroa M rr Mauaa aad awaltir;
laina. ikiia aad laraiak.
TlaC rvallr Itrat Vjft 5ld. 3 to .
THK TAIXJ:.''. Or. Jan. 1. iMprrlal.)
a gridiron araeailon compo4 of
Mia .-hool p;a"- and alumni da
faatad lh Kaat Mda AlMallr- Club, of
l'ortlan4. auinant4 br C'a.k. of
rth.lrr.aa Col. .. oa A mot a M;d Ibl
af.araooa. : to . Th vi'tlor mada
ardaca a.nr one.
lawla-nrrnaaB Ho a I I Draw.
FfrrALO. Jan. 1. Td Lawla lha
Kntilak ai!rw:gkt. nd Ha ail Brn.
aaa k-oid I fat round I a draw
kr IMar. prinata waa U a'arraaaor
tkroviiriout aad at I. fa arrrd lo
Cava a ra4. but Lawia arnd va
boaor la Ika rloairg raar.d.
tJghtwrlrrif llanrr Tic IrclrOB.
Ci-IJ-Vrif Jaa I. Johnar Itarrar.
Nw Tora hiMva.'lhl. waa ln tha
daialoa la a U-roia4 bout wuk Wll.aa
lachi. a'ao af Nw lork. lo
fa. lia.:taar aaa badir btt la rry
rour.4. Tfca waifhl war liarvtj. Ul'-:
backr. II.
i i . i
-. -a h,--- ? - y
'a,.!
' . t .
On Two-Inch Blanket of Snow
Soldiers Are Defeated.
ONLY 200 SEE 13-6 GAME
In Wcll-PUyed Conleat. ScnaaUonaJ
Ttnn and Tackle Are R?d
trrrd, Colombia Boy Getting
3 Touchdown rir Prrlocl.
On a -frosaa field, with a two-Inch
blaokat of oow. lb Columbia Park
football taam. 11I ioi 1IS champion
of. lh Intar-aty Football Lcagua.
cloaad II llt Maaon br drfratlng th
Vaacauvvr Holdlrrr, of Vaacouvor,
Wa.h, 11 to1 . on Multnomah flald y-
trrdar afternoon.
Paraua of th freaking weather but
a few mora than : braved tha el-
manl aad war on band to wltneaa
the struggl. It wa a well-played con-
teat and kanaational run and tackle
wra regutered to enliven th Itua
tlon. Two touchdown and on coal kick
war recorded br the Tarker In th
firat parlod. but after Ibat they couia
aol threaten. The Soldier put acroaa
thair points la th trrlra canto anu
Juat bafor tha game was called the
ball reeled on lh winners- ;;-rra in.
itk iha Moldlara lulnt atrons. A
"boaahrad plar on tha park of on of
tha HotUler deprived Ihem or roamns
another touchdown aad possibly tying
tha count.
-Moo" Murphy, of Columbia, punted
and wblla tka pigskin waa In lb air
th whistle waa blown to end the
same. Instead of completing th plar.
the Columbia Tark alblrlea. atarled for
th Multnomah Amateur Athletic Club
dreaslnc-rooms and because of this th
man with lh ball walked oft lh field.
He had all kind of opportunity of
runninc for a touchdown, because of
th actlona or lb Columbia airaTrega
tloa. but ha atnpped In his track and
th gam ended 11 to f.
because of the waalhrr Lieutenant
Benedict wa unable to play with th
jaoldlers. Captain Ted Murphy was out
of th lineup for th wieners, to
liaaup:
ColvnMa (131. Soldiers f.
0. Knapp C Walker
1 . kaaaa R ( L............ btOO
rull.r R. T. I. Tnomas
r. R. E. U c-kap.n
i' -arry Uii. Ii Ito,.kin
U .I... LT. H Wooda
1. Marphr U E. K Carlow
K urvh Q Capiat I.yona
;.ul. R. It I Mlaacavase
Malta U H. K Ct. c-,air
toal T n""1'
f'lrlala Orovrr yrsnrl. Multnemab
Aaauiir AthUtlc Cluh. rarfarva: Cra Thll
prooat. kfulanomah Amai.ur Alht.lac Club,
umpire: -'4 larkaff, Waahlnstoa Alhlatie
C!ul. of vaaroiiaat. WaiY, llnaman: A. C
aj'ubMn and narsrant Howd.r, tlmars.
intr - Huaha" Walat arad "Fmp" To. I.
araa on. loathdo. for ralumhla Park la
flrw quart. r. trulrv klkd coal: ft. Olalr.
of fLnlui.ra. on. touchdoan In Ihlr4 period,
rina.a. l olumria Park n. oldlr .
SuS.flalMar.-H.flln lo- Hopkln. Praae
for Harflin. Himsold for l.vnna, Roerh for
Siaa llal for DuLT. ftlcalow for Croaa.
Toau for r rurry. OUaraon for Yoet. jtam
Son for Vi-ai.i..
Tina af nu.ci.ra Ik mlnata each.
Checkers.
u.aaHafa Portland rhaaa and ChackT
nub, l"l WaaOalnstoB kulldtcs aacx. r'oerth
ad Waahlnaloa atraala A walrooj for a.L
1 omaBuslrauur aad contrlbullona aoalclt.d.
arn4 t lai t-aat ininy-iiiia "roi. -land.
Irfortnallon act Ir.a'ruriion Ire,
t. II IKTAST. KI-ITUK.
I'hn. Tabor SJ1J
rru.iiLEM i.
Hr r - ItaDSon.
mti.-ri nr,v. i. i. k.
:.;3i:s.j
f-! fl
CI u.
ri n n
viJ 4.J k.'vi a
.
ton n h h
WHITE MITV. i. r; Kin.:.
Wklla la M ar.4 am.
rnOBt-EM HO. 13T.
kr lia taain
. -. .. u .ii. ii aa -a
n'ara. a . . -
fl-ara la k.ar s d-aa. IfMl aama tv-
atuoa I e a i- aoara a in. "i"v
ae4 a rail mo a. a. Aiaaaaova..
PP.CBLEM NO. 111.
B r J- A. Kaar. ar
iua a a:. a - walta IS: kiss, .
Back e Biov act) 4f.
PROPLKkt yo 12
ram acrs ll I Arlsoaa B. B. Alea-
'a'lrk. : kin. 3. Tl whua. M: kiasa.
11. iav. B-ack lo ano-r a4 ia.
r-HOtal-EM 'K EN" 7A,fK K . Ilo.
. a. II -2 Han la - Whit. S. Zl
la ;a W hit. 36. II; I
p.ar s-4 drsw. I
i.l b.sca i. S. 5.
kiara. 3. : wr.it t p
ao.avaoa aa a".
PARK TEAM IS VICTOR
BROWN UNIVERSITY. 14 TO 0.
s- - ; ;
klnr 1". Whit. II, 11. 17. king 1- 'White
to play end draw
Ul-U
:s-is
14-1S
17-"1 18-25
J3-1H 3J-
II- 17 L'3-ll
III- 23 2S-SJ
)17-1-'.'' l--3
23-27 32-lij
22-1S SS-1'4
X7-32 7-10
14- 7
10-
1)11-1
1) - 2
lft-19
i- 7
i-:s
7-11
i-
4 e-io
)11-I4
U-l 5110-15
14-18 6)17-14
1S-11
lk-14
11-.7
7) 7- 2
8I2-17
1- 7
Drawn.
(1)1.1S l- A)1-2S. 10-13. 23-2T.
15- 1. 27-24. -l. J4-1B. IS-:. 19-23, 22-23.
23-1S. JS-21 1S-I4. 21-2J. Black wlna.
A 1S-18. 10-7. 1-1, -10. lal-24. 10-1S,
17-14. 7-2. 14-10. -. Blscat vrlna.
2i 11-8. 4-2. -ll, 3-;,.ll-. t-6. -S.
Black a-lns.
(3,j.u. l-20. ll-3. 1DC0-24. .-. 13-.
1- 10. 24-H. S-l. 17-13." 10-. in-21, -14.
23-lt. 14-17. 19-1S. 17-21 13-18. 6-10, 1S-22,
10-, 2J.17, 21-20, 17-14. 25-30. 14-, S-l.
-14. 3'-2li. 13-S. :S-22. Drawn.
(41 7-2. 18-li. 5-l. l.".-T. or 1.1-11. Drawn.
li)T-2 12.22-18. S-, lii-22. 10-15, '17-14,
5-2. 22-17. Drawn.
( 22-13. 7-2. 13)23-21. 6-. :!-. Black
wins
(BI-17 14. 10-lk. 25-21. :8-21, 31-17, S-.
or 2-7. Black wins.
T 22-1. 7-2. 18-13, 1K-24, IS-IO
14-27. J4-. -14. 10-17. 2-6. 17-14. 21-31.
14- B. V B-14. 21-2.. 1.1-9. 1-S. 8-6. S-l, 6-2.
2-22. 14-10. 22-lla. Drawn.
Oil 14-10. S-. 1.-.-0. 2-. 3J-2i, 13-18.
U-21. lk-23. Sl-25. Black wlna
III 16-24. 7-10. 14-7. 3-11. 24-28. 32-27.
28-32. 2T-2-s 32-2h. 75-I. 2-o2. 02-27,
13-1". 27-2 "s lu-7, 23-1H. 7-2, B ark wlna.
,1D) K-2. 1S-6. 2-. 20-16, 1-6, 16-11. -13.
17-14. Drawn.
Ill ln-laj, 3-T, 12-S. 7-11, 16-7. 6-1-Blark
alna.
12 C2-23. B-9. 13-6, 23-21. -14.
Blarat wlna.
(Ill -. 16-13. 6-10, 1P-2I. 10-13. 17-14.
Drawn.
Solution to probl.m 132 Black. 12. !. 32.
2.1. klnars 8. 11; whirr, p. lo. 17. 21. klnrs
i. 1; Mack to plar and win. 22-2.1. 2:1-22.
16- 11. 22-l 13-la. 3-12. 26-31. 15-8, 18-23,
IJ-2 l-. B!ark wlna. Editor.
aaoluUon to problrm 13 Black. 8, 17. SO.
21. kins 1. S.I; whit, lo, 13. 14. lo. SO,
klnra . 7: hlack to mov and wla; 21-2.'..
ou-21. 14-5, 23-18, 21-14. 18-18. Slack
a In.
oo'uUon to problrm 184 Black. I, 3, 12,
20. 27. kin 32; white, a, 7. 13. 19. 23. 2S.
klos 22: white to mora and win: 22-26. 2-1l.
15- 6. 1-10. IB-IS. 10-19. 23-16. 12-19. 28-21.
lk-2. 26-31. 2D-27. 1-3. Whit wlna
Solution to problem 1.13 Blarlc, 2. 10. 18;
whit. 17. III. 2rt: Mark to play and win:
2- . 1-1. -- 17-13. n-14. l l-ii. H-17. 51-6.
10-13. 6-2. 15-19. 2-7. It-22. Black wlna
ftoluttoa bavo bna rre.lved from A.
Kart. II. U. Alrfal.r. Oorara- Blan hard.
V. Kanflcld. O. otroum. Harry Baker. Nathan
Kttchum. 1 frott. A. Palae, C Woodruff.
1' J. Laa and Bn Moore.
laan M. Ivanroiarb. iloldaidal.. Or. aaka:
"la there a poaaibi win tor white? Black.
St. klnra 2. 12: vhlla. klnca 2. 22. 3d; while
Ira p'ay" Tea. 2 21. 2-2. 24-27. 2K-32.
22-2. 31 22. 2a,-19. 2-i.-.. .W-.t. 25-2V, I-lo.
2tf-25. 13-1. White wlna Editor.
N. Paofl-ld-a r-oly to A. c. E . of Silver
ton. Or., ota aoluuon to problem 121 Your
aurseotloa to hold tha fort on 21 makea th
win easier. At tenth move you play l!-2::.
aIV. 114-1. V-14. 17-21 or 22. 32-2.
a22-2l. r--11. 2--16. H-l 'do not move
kin to lui, la-a, 31-27. While wlna
I T. i:rown a . ji . r. n
S2U-27 ( 3 32-23. 18-2T. 14-18. 27-3" 1S-23.
Whlta wlna No. 54 2. 24-2r. 81-2..
White wlna. fH. 2J-19 (hold fort on 24).
U-l. Kt-25, 18-23. 19-26, 31-29. 1 would
i.k- to m,.' anyone draw the position. 1
be.feva It win. Panfleld.
Correction or proniera i-J, or uwra.
Blsnchard Blsckj . lO, kln 13. 2: white.
7. IV. 21. kins 31. Mr. Le soes 2H-24. 19-16.
21-19. 16-12. 10-14. 7-2. U-k. 31-27 and de
veiopea an esev black win, but Instead of
veiopas an esev
31-27. jro 81-2.
klnrs . IB: wh
roamon: Clara, , la.
hit. II. 21. klnits 3. 26:
v'I.w.M.f OW.fKR
M THE
. KASTERJi TI R
F.
U S. Thompson..:...
August Belmont.
R. T. Wilson
H. C. Hallenback
Andrew Miller
Jamea Butler
Greentree Etable
Qulncy SUMe
Olfford A. Cochran....
R. F. Carman
J. K. Davis
II. C. Bedwell
John K. Madden
John O. Tklbott
Thomas Hitchcock....
Dave Leery
Bchuyler I Parsons...
Edward McBrlrte
. .118.671
.. 50,003
. . 40,380
.. 23,380
.. 12.310
.. -0,S8i
.. 17.585
.. 17.080
.. i.":o
.. 16.333
.. J 5.0H 5
.. 14. S
.. 13,030
.. 11.473
. . 11.435
.. 11.340
.. 11,070
.. 10.330
.. 10.085
. . 10.030
Captain B. Caasatt.
Emll Hers
f Emll H
7 at v-.a
Not Inclodlns; 1:3.150 won by
Borrow and Regret in Kentucky.
Msck to move: 1)14-18. Sl-17. 19-15, 17-14.
9-3. -. a)5-l. "l-D. l.--l!. -13. b)lS-23,
2U-21. cil-5. 23-18, 23-21. 14-1". S-l. 10-6,
l-io. 14-15; flrawn. ar. lit. ijr-ia. u- ,
19-l.t, 2-8. 14-1S. -lu; drawn. Var. 12).
19-15. 211-23: draan.
A 1.-1'J. drawn.
B 19-15, 13-1C, 13-1 J. 26-30; drawn.
C 19-15. 14-0. drawn.
l auhmir tha foiiowinr for a black win
en aa enlirely different line of play from
UiSl fflvaa tr P. J Ire: z--4. ia-lfl,iu-ia,
7-2. 14-1. m)2-6. 24-19. 11-20. 1S-23, 6-10.
19-21. 1U-I5. 24-20, n.13-1. 23-27. 11-24.
2D-2I. 1S-22. 27-23. Black wlna Ilral poau-
M. 18 22. 26-17. 13-22- Black wlna
flrat position.
N 13-19 2J-27. 11-34. 20-27. 19-16. Black
alna aeoond poalilon. Oeorare Blsnchard.
Utroko laauaona contributed by Thoroaa
Calheraood. Psllaa Or. llama No. 1-fo.
played 23 earv aso between the rat mas-
era kleasrs joraan anu aeac.iieia:
1-13 in-19 12-16 6- ! S-18
1 0 24- k r.0-26 a21-I7 22-15
a-11 4-11 l-2 I--2J 13-SI
2.--I7 M-22 17-14 27-11
1-1 at-J-a xa. in -
laa-13 2-24 .2-2 31-24
a a Jordan mlaaed th stroke, but wok
SB another Un of plar.
Came No. 14711-15. 24-S0. 8-11. 18-24.
4-. 23-19 t-14. 22-17. S-9. 26-24. alB-11.
M-lrt 1I-21. u-. 11-31, 23-4. 14-18. ilS-14.
lO-IT, 21-14. 3-S. 4-1). l-aw. ii-iv. aa-io.
Jl-2. SO-23. 27-11. W-7T. i;--'o. arawn.
i.a.1 jtr s m Itrewor.
W. 1. Brant a rrttlclam of croraajame
kr P. J. Lev on "a pia. u. w.
believe, unsound. W submit a few varla-
Uona;
p aca. I . . v. . . ., a-..
Wnlte. . 17. 21. 24. 23. 27. 2. 89. 30.
Black ta mov ana wnne 10 . m
lH-:
17-IO
6-13
25-22
12-1
J- 4
a'T-te
--2H
2- 7
1710
22-26
lo-
14-18
9-14
18-23
27-18
22-13
21-17
26-28
1C
White
a ins
7-14
2-23
1-
I9-J.1
19-12
26- r.o
21- l
110-76
4- 8
1 121-22
19-13 .
22- 18
17-
6- 1
32-26
1- 3
2.1-30
it. a
o-26
22-'
15-7S
CI22-17
l-.-l
n-;7
l-23
1U-14
:4-.
13- 9
17, , g)17-I3
A 1 . .-(1-2 f)l-l.
.
I
h)-:4. 13 9. 13-18. 24-13. 18-23. 26-19. 3-5.
4-11. 7-32. 9-5, 32-27. S-l. 27-23. White
"r; 7-10. 21-17. 6-9. 17-13, in-14, 13-6.
J- 26-23. 10-14. 39-S3, 9-13. Whit wins
.i3-. 21-17. 7-lu. 2K-25. 9-11. t5-21.
Whit wins.
,h T-l". 13-6, 17-23. White wins.
, r I .6-23. 1-6. 23-18. 7-11. Black draws.
13-17. 8-11. 17-22. 11-13. 14-18. 13-10.
22-23. 19-15. 2-.-2S, 10-6. lb-22. 13-1.1, 2I-25,
l)-7 3-10. 6-13 25-3U. 15-1J, 29-25. 19-lu,
34-32. 37-23. WTiite wlna.
ej s-ll. U-1S. lo-lS. 13-1T. 13-11. 17-22.
11-7. 22-2. 7-2. 26-50. 10-7. 3-10. 2-6. 1S-15,
27-J3. White wins. Editor. ,
GAME SO. 147.
. Ry P. J. I.ee "Alms "
11-13 17-13 3- 9 2.1-18 22-26
r.-l- 7-11 27-24 1 1-10 24-19
R-H 2H-2.I 18-22 20-11 S1!-'"'
--17 2- 7 V.-.-1S s-22 2X-24
"5- 8 23-14 14-23 19-15 30-26
3-22 V-18 -31-27 M-19 15-10
13-11 2I-2-? ' 23-26 24-15 Drawn.
22-13 10-14 4-8- 11. J.
ll-l 29--"". -!') '-7-34 Red-
A Only draw en 13-18 line at seventh
move snd corrects B.iVcer and Heed's "Alma
book and ahows draw mentioned In Ore
soman same No. 141.
GAME NO. 148.
"Ayrshire Lassie.
11-13 13-24 8-11 16-20 27-31
24-20 28-19 13- 6 , 31-26 IS-
s-n s)3- 7 2- 9 11-15 31-27
2e-r b)30-2 e)23-2-2 . 19-16 25-ls
9-T" 11-16 B-13 , '2-19 10-14
3-18 2i'-ll 18- 9 23-16 18-13
6- 9 7-16 5-14 15-19 14-18
Si-28 c)22-17 22-1? 27-2:1 .0.6
na-14 13-22" 1- 5 39-24 2.-23
"6-17 ' 18- 9 26-23 16-11
7- 10 4- 8 5-14 24-27 23-26
24-19 )17-I3 29-24 22-18 Drawn
A This move credited to John Howe, of
Buffalo. It la certainly a peach.
B Sam Grover tried It on George
Buchanan In tha crest Boston International
WOKLD'S SWIMMING RECORD
THAT FELL.
D. Kahsnamoku (30 yd.)..
id. Kabsnamoku (100 yd.)
D. Kahanamoku (100 yd) . .
D. Kahanamoku (220 yds)
D. Kshsnsmoku (220 yd.).
Ludy Langer (440 yd.)
L,udy Lansar (500 yd.)
Luiiy Lanser (8C) yd.)
Ludy ranger (one mile) . . .
0:23
0:54 3-5
0:53 1-5
2:26 2-5
3:29
3:32 1-5
6:13 4-5
12:06
24:59 2-5
Performance hn 75-yard pool.
tourney, but the shifty Btcntolt
atralsht to the open sea In the following
way (Black Grover. white, Buchanan):
18-13 4- k 10- 7 10-15 o0-26
J2-. 9 ai'l-i i: -
V" rVs7 Drwn-
31 '.: 7-11 27-23 1.1-17
C U-H looks Ilk a crusher here 1 but It
prove, a nasty boom.rsng tht
whites guard: continue 14-18. 15-6. 1 i
1J-17. 21-14, -18, 2J-14. 16-10, S-l, 30-1-
B1LVOIvenL as a loas In th 1805 Interna
tiona book where Halllw.ll played : It against
Hill, but it Is a good move, as the later play
" TM. move corrects tnternatlorual and
reflects credit on Maiiews- play. Halwe I
played 27-24 and lost to HU1 16-20, .5-2..
-...7 7 n24 9-13, 16-8. 5-H. 29-2o, 11-10.
't-'l 1Z-U 22-13. 15-18. -. la-?, -
i'-J: .". 32-27. 24-20, 19-1. Black wlna.
B-Nothfn"wm rhurt the g.m -so much a.
to put lorwsra as vj iji:,i ,
checker playera thoa. whoa character snd
Th."ot..l.h "i.ck.rto.:rn.y will be held
beainnlns New Year's day in Glasgow.
Scotland, open to the wjrld. v-
Karl I'arKnurax. a"1". "T "
tslc Checker Association, u located In
wiahlnkton. D. C. now. Mr. Psrkhurst U
a hustler for the gsnae. .... ,k. f
Vortv-two membeia of the hoys choir of
the Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
put.burg have juat completed a ctarcto
tournament. The match was won by John
Ellis Shipmsn. Jr., sued 13, aho wss award
ed a cup. . v . . -
To measure tne cievemea., a...
the perception of the human mind, some
thing mual b used which Is undevlating In
Its conditions-that game is tka checker
game.
. -1 L-.TD STPflKK. PKUHLtS .tJ. a.
KlarK 1. i i. 1.. i. .
12. 13. 18. kings 24. Il
White 8. . 15,
ls, 20. 25, 2. 23. Whit to
plav and draw.
:-,aai.- vn laa
Corvalli. ur.
11-li-
II-
li-n-22-13
8-15
S- 3 10-14
7- 10 . J- 2
20-16 5-
JI-26 a)2- 7
18-11 6-10
-:6-;3 13- 6
11- 8 lt-24
:3-18 2S-19
8- 4 10-15
22-26 18-10
4- 8 14-17
26-31 21-14
3- 7 16- 4
13-17
8-11
12-lt
II-
24-19
1.
I
17-13
IS-18
24-21)
11-15
1- 6
32-28
3- 8
JO-26
9-13
18-16
12-19
12-1
22- 8
14-17
21-14
10-17
21-24
B-ll
34-23
1-14
23-16
A The loss. First position. White win.
II. B. Alexander. ......
Problem No. 141, by ?4. ssntieia. a-enirawia.
Wsah. A problem for all atudents.
B.sck 1(T 1. 27. klns 24. 22. White 7.
13 "1 2 2t klnga , 31. Black to play and
draw In looking this over have noticed one
variation In the ending overlooked by Ike
author that appears very atrong. Editor.
Have received a requeat from Salem cub
to publish play on the followinir game:
C-AJIB NO. 150. "WILL. O- THK WISP"
11-13 S-14 14-17 2- 6 g)13-17
23-18 d)I-23 21-14 32-27 22- 6
,,.1I 8-11 10-17 f'6- S 1-26
b::-18 25-22 25-22 -r::
1T.-22 . -1 . i.-i -' " ' 1
35-18 27-21 H-22 23-21 -
C)10-14 C)4- 8 7-10 3-7 26-JO
1- 9 22-18 il--U ia-ia waau
a Forms opening.
b 26-23. 6-8. 22-18 draw.
c s-9 8-11. 13-17 or 7-11 safely played.
The 7-11 vsristion very tricky. May be fol
lowing a will o- the wisp before you get
through with It. Try following 7-11. 1J-J5.
IO-I J 4-15. 12-16. 29-25. 4-S. 26-23. 8-14.
IS- 5-14. il-18. 11-23, 27-1S. 16-19. 25-22.
i .. ' .. .. tn-T la.vt -R--J4. .7-10.
. ' "1-17. 3-7. fl-
18-23.
24-19. 6-9. 15-6. 1-1
18-15,
10-19. 17-14.
"d"-."? l-lt. -10. 32-18.
4-8 21-18. 7-10. 27-23, 'S-l. 19-16, 12-U.
21-7. 10-11. 7-2. 14-21, etc., drawn.
11-15. 24-20, 15-24, 28-19. draws
f 10-15 18-10, 6-15 draws. 13-17 loses,
2211. 10-13. 18-10. 6-22, 23-18. 3-7, 18-14.
11-13. 19-26. 22-11. 1I-. 31-24, 28-3. White
W';Lt-10. 13-6. 1-10. 27-24
1-13. 28-24. White wine.
12-16. 24-19.
MAN FARMS AT 107; DIES
Atter Fighting In Mexican and Civil
Wars, Lives In Country.
CONNERSVILLE. Ind.. Dec. 29.
Tha oldest man In Fayette County.
Andrew Massey, 1 dead at his home in
Orange at the age of 107 years. He
was born in Everton. Fayette. County,
in April, 1808. He farmed in a small
way and liked to be out of door, even
tending a little garden all by himself
after he passed the age of 100 years.
It waa not generally known here that
a man of such age was- living, his
home being in the extreme southwest
corner of the county. The records of
bis birth, hi own belief of hi age and
the remembered testimony on the sub
ject of old men whom Massey outlived
cause the Arm belief that he actually
lived to the age of 107.- Massey fought
in the Mexican War and in the Civil
War. .
These Days and Other. .
Exchange.
Possibly the Bible used to be read
more in those early days, before the
mail order catalogue entered the competition.
AN INTER-CITY CONTEST
BOXING
JoeBonds vs. Jack Root
OF TACOMA
OF
Tuesday, January 4
COHEN vs. PARSLOW CLARK vs. KRIEGER,
KAYE vs. LEVIS GORDON vs. ZDDIER3IAN
and other club members in special events and semi-windups.
ADMISSION 50c, $1, $1.50
TICKETS ON SALE RICH'S, 6TH AND WASH.
SEASON'S RECORDS
Tl
Trotters and Pacers by Stwe
Come Close to Two-Minute
Mark in Year.
MANY NEW RECORDS MADE
Uhlan's 1:58 Trotting Performance
and Dan Patch's 1:55 1-4 Pacing
Burst, However, Yet Remain
as Best Ever Bone.
It is evident that tie height of speed
a yet has not been attained from a
review of the world's light-harness
records that went by the boards last
season. Every year the trotters and
pacers are found to improve, with the
result that new records are coming
thick and fast.
There was a time that If a horse
could go the mile around 2:10 while
trotting he was a wonder, but now they
do the distance around two minutes.
California is well represented In the
list of new record holders. Besides
the four Woodland Stock Farm young
sters that earned new marks. W. Ga
Durfee drove Bayo de Oro the fastest
heat of any S-year-old pacing gelding.
Uhlan's straight record for the mile
at 1:58 for the trotting gait made in
1912 is still the best that has ever
been established. Another record which
has stood the test since 1905 is the
pacing mile of Dan Patch's. He went
the distance in 1:55 ,.
The records which were established
the last season are:
Trottting records
Fastest yearling filly. Ansella, 2. 17 ,
Fastest 2-year-old flily, Volga, 2:07?.
Fastest 3-year-old flily. Mary Putne).
S:Fssteat 4-year-old colt. Peter Vote, 2:02.
Fastest heat by stallion. Peter Volo. 2:tJ-.
Fasteat two-heat race, stallion, Peter Volo.
S'Fa,est'divlded three-heat race, Leo Ax
worthy. 2:02. S1. 2:041.
On mile by stallion to wagon, Peter Mac.
2:05i,.
On half-mile tracks
One mile by stallion Peter Mac. 2. OTa.
Fastest two-year-old, Suldlne. 3.13H.
Fastest three heats, Nathan Axworth;,
2:0914. 2:10". 2:0914.
n rlsiaftyold colt. General Todd.
2 : Fastest 8-year-old gelding. Ksyo do Oro;
2 Neatest 4-year-old lllly, Ssyde Denemore.
Fastest fourth best. Napoleon Direct.
":Fat"et fifth heat. Napoleon Direct, 2;1
Fastest sixth heat. Russell Boy. !.CA.
Fastest two-heat race by mare. Flower
facing 'SuaVr "isidli George G.no. 3:10.
George Wlngfleld'a Bone.
George Wingfield has hia Nevada
stock farm, located Just outside of
Reno, stocked with as fine an array
of stallions and mares as can be found
in the Far West. Many of the sires
and matrons are well known as former
star campaigner and their names and
breeding may be of interest to local
turf followers. They are:
De'uuchTand. by imported Saln-Derforgilla.
byim,?.0a Haywood, by .Polymelns-Honey
Blr?- ? I? JJS? " viaaara Montgomery
Cooper, by Duke of Kent. CoIlnte
Ossary. oy iup. "
Langden, by Kingcraft.
Ab.!edn.m"bTil Bio Bey-Ogalena.
A?e "carer, by Imported Trappean-Ab-
blAfam.ds. by Duke Montrose-Laura H
Anna Jlar, by imported King i.rlc-rie
LAvona by Imported St. Avontcus-Orellana.
.-hast by Jim Gore. British Blue Blood.
Dlvlnl' by imported F.assitlaw-Angeliquc.
Dora t - imported Essies Plome-Frlola.
Dovelike, by imported Albert-Dovle Mont-
"""Seven Bells, by Imported Quicklime-EI-
"ieFaiy Mlvlr. by Imported P"';?1
Geneihiniss. by Imported Sain-Theresia.
Wa! by imported Peep O'Day-Hsnocerlne. .
li? bv Otlc-Junftfrau.
J'e'n-n". SZ? oSlW
Semper d'Or lmnA Woolsthorpe-
L.ad v era, vj
P Maid" of Avon, by St. Avonlcus-Maid of
FeM?Helen, by Fllllgrame-Mald of the Or
aeocean Dream, by Henry of Navarre-Golden
Pey O'Neal, by King Willl.m-Cleodors.
P.pperwood. by Ecdle Jones-Shiver
Phvllis. b Imported Goldfincn-Phlllia-Prtncis
zelka. by Bey Del Sierras-Count.
?Pa4volette by Fambeau-Shannon Rose.
Rcreatlo'n. by Morella-Plcnia . ?P?;ea
gMF!aMald?b?oCwMTaUi-dym
'"cfchTame. br Saln-Oramnd.
Shasta Water, by imported Maxim-1 J
"fTurar Maid by Fslcsdo-Ssccharold
Im-er Line bv Free Knight-Sliver Unlna.
IwlftwstSr-lal. br V0 El E.y-Prlncess
WTanrnaCCn Emperor of Norfolk-Ogarlta.
TnHffy. oy Imported Ogden-Busy Maid.
Warda. by Strachmore-Zuhlan.
S.f.v Bce by First Tenor-Be Be.
goiywgodVbjHeywood-Golden Locks.
Indiana Man Goes to Prison.
FORT WAYNE. Ind., Dec. -25. Sam
uel V Hanna, ex-president of the Han
& Brackenridge Company, was sen
tenced to serve from one to seven
vears in the State Prison on his plea
of guilty to a charge of obtaining
money oy ramaa v
was a compromise effected by his at
torneys ana mo umci o.
him from the ftWJT rd larceny
ana perjury " - -
missed. Hanna was taken to Michigan
City by Deputy Sheriff Witte. io'an
Immel, treasurer oi iobcuiijv""u.j
... i.. with Hanna on the forgery
charge, goes free. He turned state-
evidence ana lesiuiea asaiua.
and the case against him has been
dismissed. It was his testimony in the
forgery case at Bluffton that forced
the plea of gumy irom
Hanna-Brackenrldge Company failed
for $500,060 about a year ago.
Experiments Indicate that flrefllei emit a
species of X-ray.
PORTLAND
IK AMAZING
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