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THE OnSGQN DAILY JOURNAL, rCSTLAND. THURSDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 8. 1CC3.
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GRIDIPiO; BATTLE
DISPUTED POUTS
ME SETTLED
Rules Committee Clva Cut 'the
:. Latest Interpretations on - -t,
Revised Rules.
TRANSPOr.TATIC:!.
WEAK-
WiX QJUE
ATPULLril
CONSULTATION TDEC
AB aOLUTCaUARANTC
JToniorrow'i Contest Will Be One.
,L. of the Hardest Ever Fought
. by, Rivals.
ELEVENS WELL TRAINED
' ANDXVENLY MATCHED
Washington Agrics and the. UnW
varsity of -Idaho Followers Hive
Many Old Grudges to Settle R. N.
Hockenberry Will Umpire Game.
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' Tomorrow's foottbalt games between
the elevens - of th Washington State
colleire and the University of Idaho at
Pullman promises to be one of the
eloaaat and hardest game aver seen In
' tha northwest. ' There la no love loat
between tha Pullmanltes and tha etu
' dents of the University Of Idaho, which
la located only nine miles away, and al
though no foul play nor dirty work la
looked for, tha frame will be a strenu
ous one, and every inch of ground will
ba stubbornly fought for. ' -
Coach "Johnnie" Bender baa put tha
finishing touches On the W. B. C. eleven,
and although tha "Aggies" are not so
strong a some of tha big teams turned
out at Pullman In paat yaara they can
be depended upon to play a high quality
of football.
Over at Idaho. Coach Griffith has
profited by the experience of his man
In tha rocent' Oregon-Idaho gsmo, and
has perfected both his offense and de
fense. -.'..
Teams Tralr Blstnhsd.y r"'7
On form there . la vsry little dif
ference In the teams. Idaho played tha
Spokane Athletlo club aarly in the aea
.son. winning by 11 to 6, sad Pullman
defeated Bpokana last Saturday by 4 to
0, on a place kick by Halm, -the college
fullback. Both teems have exception
ally strong back fields, but are a trifle
weak In the forward line. On the ends,
Goldsworthy sad Minor are apparently
stronger than Bavldge and O. Arm
strong of Idaho, but Captain Larson and
Oakee, tha Idaho tackles, are more ex
perlsnoed than their Pullman opponents.
On defense. Idaho Isoks stronger. Her
showing against the -aplendld -team of
tha University of Oregon was a gallant
one. and It will take a strong team,.
Indeed, that can make conalstent gains
through her line. - ,,-,. - , !
Ohserlaf Oaased Trouble.
Tha action of tha Pullman rooters In
. cheering ' for Oregon during the recent
game at Moscow has so aroused the
wrath of tha Idaho players snd their
supporters that tomorrow's game prom
isee to be tha fiercest exhibition on raw
ord between tha colleges, with the pos
sible exception of the memorable same
of ISM, after which intercollegiate re
lations wars severed for four years.
R. N. Hockenberry of Portland will
- timplrs tomorrow game. -'
The scores Of tha Jdaho-W.J B. C
games of past years have been as fol
' Iowa: , ' '
14 VY C!, 1; Idaho, .
- 'lft W. 8. C lr Idaho.
ltlt W. 8. C, 10; Idaho,
. 101 W. B. C O; Idaho, I.
. -101 W, & G..171 Jdabo, 0. .'.-, -'
! W..a C ; Idaho, S3. . " .
JI04 W. 8, C., 0; Idaho, .
,1I0I W. & C O; Idaho. I. " ""
Games won: W. S. C. 4; Idaho, 4.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
ROLL UP GOOD SCORES
, The Government Bonds , showed some
form last night by taking three gamea
from the Oold Leafs, Tha latter team
started the second game like champions,
but their opponents alaed up the situa
tion and two atruck out. the others do
ing themselves some good. That was
the only tuns ths Bonda were in danger.
Barbour secured tha high average, xoi.
Olllesple rolled ths highest single game,
.117. . The scores:
. QOVSHNMENT BONDS.
, 111 2 ( Ave.
Barbour . .
14t 17 111 tOt
H tarn mere , ..174 141
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Davles . ..'.... . .
Olllesple ........ ..loT- 19
1TB 175
147 -1T
1 too
Row . . ..Ill 17
Krsas . re.-.
...... ntrtu 17 1
Totals
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9tt -
(1) Ave.
114 144
101174
18S 1T
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174 186
. Ha 11
OOLD LRAFS.
(1)
Knevae ; . ...i&n
Boulanger . . .... ...161
Sheffer 171
Oalllard . . .........1U
Hague ...
Ficien. .......lit
1
11
141
19
ll
ToUls '. . 171 III 154
Tha Lyrics play the Commercial No. 1
team tonight. -
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pristine money-entrusted to his ear by
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STRICT, RULING ON THE -
7 CALLING BACK OF MEN
Secretary Reed Gives Out the Official
Results of the Last Meeting in
Which,' So Many Salient Points
Wert) Involved.
Ths Intercollegiate football rules com
mittee t its last meeting gave is num
ber of Interpretations to the -oewLtules
which will go a. long way toward mak
ing ths work of ths officials mors de
cisive and satisfactory. Of principal
intsrest Is the rule prohibiting tbs call
ing back of linemen to aid in interfer
ence. Tha committee Interprets this
rut with emphasis. Here are ths 1m
Dortant points paaaed upon:
Rule .J. Referring to agreements on
officials, designating authority. ec
tlon r. Not 1. It was voted that by
'Institutions involved be meant -the re
apectlv athletlo manajrsmanta of those
institutions."
Rule V. Referring to putting the
ball In vtay from scrimmage, allowing
latitude to the. snapper back. 'XbX It
was voted that in putting the ball in
play the center rush may pass tha ball
back to on side and need not neces
sarily snap It through hla legs. In
either' ease the ball must leave his
Dosaesaion while ho is on the line of
scrimmage and must go first to a man
who la behind the line of scrimmage."
Rule V. Referring to signaling for a
free catch on klckout for try at goal.
"(d) It waa voted -that in case of a
punt out ths catcher need not raise his
hand as a signal for a fair catch."
Rule V. Referring to hurdling, "(n)
The rule preventing hurdling is In
tended to spply only to the man carry
ing tha ball, and was passed to prevent
a dangerous play. Under tha rules it
Is Intended to allow under "hurdling
in the lln'' stepping over a prostrate
player on foot at a time, oven though
both feet of ths runner be momentarily
off th ground St the sam time."
Rule IX.--Referrlng to offsld play
by the center, to -facilitate putting the
ball In play. b) It was voted that
ths center may have both hands offside
In snapping th ball back."
Rule XL Referring to movement be
fore ths ball Is in play, defining it more
clearly. '(b exception) In this rule
th word goal' Is Interpreted to mean
goal Una, -that is, ae long as a man la
running in a Una that takes him back
from th scrimmage line ha la conform
ing to this rule, but aa soon aa his line
of run brings him nearer to the lln of
scrimmage he is Infringing. .
Osat Osii Baok X4nsaa
V Rule XI. Referring to Brewing men
back from line .of scrimmage, prohibit
ing mass plays, "c (l) This rule has
caused some considerable -discussion.
snd to make tha intent clear the follow
ing waa paaaed: There are those who
have raised the Questions ss to -whether
it Is not possible to play a eo-called
center, guard, or tackle on defense aa
end or baok on the ofrenae thus reaiiy
gaining for" th five men ordinarily
playing the four middle positions In tha
lln th privilege of dropping - Daok
from th lln to run ' with the ball.
This Is wholly contrary 'to ths spirit of
the rule, which was -to prevent the
heavy linemen from being dropped back
from th line to carry the ball, unless
they be at least five yards baok except
th ends who -heavy or- light may
drop back anywhere behind the line mo
long as there are six men on the line
of scrimmage when the ball is put In
play, and on of those not on th line
of acrlmmag stands with both feet
outside of the outside foot of th man
on the snd of the lln.
-"If a captain, during th progress of
tha game, wishes to change a oenter,
guard, or tackle to a position In th back
field or at and, he may 'do so by speak
ing to the referee, but no player thus
vaoatlng the position of canter, guard
or tackle shall thereafter during tha
game go baok to sny ons of theaepo-
eltlons.
"The nvs middle men . of the line
"shall ba taken to mean the osnter.
guards and tackles that is, th play
ers usually known as such."
Rule XIV. Referring to the forward
pass, allowing, ao option of . penalty.
"(a) Exception 1. -wnen a rorwara pans
touches the -ground -without 'touching
a player1 oa lther side, the ball ia dead.
and goes to th opponents on tne spot
where th pass was made, sxerpt in
case that the ball crosses th goal line
without touching a -playsr of either
aid, when it is a touchback. In both
Instances -th penalty may not b re
fused. '
"In all rases of unlawful forward
pass, where the ball goes to the-, oppo
nents on the spot where tha paas was
sttempted, ths ball is dead."
Rule XVI. Rsfrrrtng to kicking a
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ground. in th Held of play, thus put
ting the kicker's aid onslde. It may not
be kicked further or be kicked at while
on the ground or while bounding.' that
as this rule waa Intended to prevent the
ball from being kicked or kicked at.
th penalty may not be refused."
SPORTING GOSSIP"
Now that Pat Powers has been re
elected president of tha eastern league
ha will dispose of his Interest in th
Providence club.
In a. recent voting contest for th
most popular baseball player In Chicago
"Jlggs" Donohue boat out Captain
Chance and won tlSO.
The two northern teams. . Portland
and Seattle, flnlahed. one, two, In- th
Pacific Coast league, with Los Angeles
third. "f .
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Joe Grim, the human, punching bag.
Is going to show them out in Ban -Francisco
how to stay th limit.
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' Hatty Baldwin and Benny Tanger
end Terry Martln-aad Willi Fltsgerald
are down for a bout at Chelsea tbla
month. , "
' A Pitts field, Massachusetts, hotel an
aounees that It will have a "gasjbag"
for th us of guests next summer.
The aludents at Columbl want foot
ball and thy want It badly, but Presi
dent Butler la waiting to see how the
new rules work before h gives th
word. . " '
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From th showing ' made1 so far it
looks as though th Carllsl football
team is out to make trouble for som
of th big fellows. -
SECOND OREGON TO PLAY
. : THE BABY AGRICS
(Special Dispatch t The Jearasl.)
University of Oregon. Eugen. Nov. I
The second team,' which plays th O.
A. C. second team Saturday, Is In fin
shape, doing more satisfactory work
than th first team. The lineup will
probably be Grout, center; Bellinger
and Wilson, guards; Hammond, Kilpat
rick or Volght, tackles; Stelwer. Hurd
of Erskln. ends; IL Oberteuffer, -full;
Lee Hurd and Hawley, halves; Woods,
quarter. Coach Besdek stated last night
that tha Work of the first teem was ufli
satisfactory yet. Two or three of the
men failed to com out and som of th
members aeemed to have got it Into
their heads that no more hard work is
necessary. The coach ' will play JiilM
Washington game two sets of backs
McKlm.ey. Clarke, and Zacbarlus for
heavy - bucking, and Moo res and Chan
dler and Clarke for lighter work. Moul
len will All tackle when Zachariua Is
drawn back. , Besdek la aleo planning
for a few more new plays. , .
UNIFORM BILLS OF " M.
, LADING FOR RAILROADS
fJonrsal 8 Dedal Service.
Chicago, Nov: 8. Representatives of
shippers' sssoclstlons throughout the
country met her today in conference
with th railroads regarding the adop
tion of a uniform bill of lading. An
agreement haa already been reached re
garding the liability of the initial car-
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state-commerce commission.
DIRECTORS OF BISCUIT
. TRUST IN SESSION
(Joanul Special Serrfce.) ,
New York. Nov. I. Ths directors of
th National ' Biscuit company are to
meet In this city tomorrow. Dividends
on both tne prererren ana 'common
stocks wUl be declared, although the
latter la not payable until January 16.
Aooordlng to current report In Wall
street no change will be made In the
rate on the common until after the close
of th company's business year, making
th payment due April 16, th same js
last year. The first' quarterly meeting
in the new period will ba held February
t. Thus, If - th -company - foltowarrat
Its policy' of last year-in declaring tn
extra dividend, action should be taken
st that time.
ARMY OF TENNESSEE
IN ANNUAL REUNION
(Inarsal Special Serrlee.!
Council Bluffs, la.. Nov. I. The thlr-
ty-slxth snnual reunion of ths Society
of the Army- of the . Tennessee oegai
here today with an unusually large at
iim Naarlr thro score officers
of high rank were registered. Th morn
ing session waa- asvoiea 10 reports win
routine business. General Orenvlll it.
Dodge, president of th society, pre
sided. Th meeting win continue over
tomorrow. General Bmitn u. Ataina
delivered the annual address. other
distinguished participants, the most of
whom Are already her. Include General
O. O. Howard. , the only surviving com
mander of ths Army of ths Teaaos!
General Fred D. Grant. General John
C Black, Senator Warner of Missouri
and Mrs. John A. Logan.
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Bvery ease reeeivee pereoaal atteatioa aad
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a m. to 11 noon.
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Hen and Men Only
Mr eraetlea w United to the Slaoreers e
the male snd la fortker eosAned to
theee special and ehronle affeetloae ef ' the
Kleie tract. . Tbeee bKlade, Spermatorrhoea,
et Vitality, Varicocele, grrlctare. Hydro
cele. Oentraeted uteoroera. voatasioaa Hiood
Polaoa. Bladder and Kidney Lneeaeee. I save
takes st theee all meat a eeneeiallr. heeasee
thoueaads ef lives are rained aad tkoseenda
ef mea are aot arhat they ahonkl be. keeaves
they are keld down by ehronle ereakaeea,
which the aware praetlrlng ohyerrlaa does
aot asderatsnd and asally,lae to isake
Uxht of by lelllnx the satleat that nature
will soon repair the waste. Bat tke drains
continue astll the vital force Is sapped from
the body sad both the mental and payaeeal
strsctsres ef the body eoUsaee. ;
I Have theHelp You Need
1 find tke ranee ef tke trouble first, and
direct treatment to that atwars. My aim Is
never to klde the symptoaM. bat to care the
ailment Completely and tborooshly. My eac
eeee la baeed so theee tnethods. which as net
ewaer er later be applied to year ease. .
CALL ON ME TODAY
For a plain, private talk. Ia eeasarttas set
pea will be saked ae Ineeeseaaeat er eiaker.
raeelnr qneaitona. All Information flren
yon will bare a direct and -ntel bearn. If
yonr eymptome are sot aerloaa, I will tell
you ae. If treetmest la seeded. I wilt ex
plain Ita eetkm and 'tell yon the probable
time reqewed . for tbe esre. I will sot, arse
my eerrtree epos yoa. If yea ere lacklnc
n atrenttk. ao one knows wkat tbe care
would mean to yon better than yooreelf.
I kave tke ftseat ewnlpped effleea ta eke
weat. Kvery member of my staff In a erad
aate, lltetiaad pfcyalcles. If yeaa eaaaet rail,
write me end I will (Ire yonr eaae persona!
attention and will reeoeet yoer privacy by
salnf saly plain sealed ear close.
"'DR. TAYLOR
Oar. Morrises and eeead Sta.
Prtvats Entrance, SSeH Morrleon It.
t . Portlaed, Or.
TRANSPORT A110N.
North Pacific S. S. Co.'s
Steamship Roanoke
.J."-(2,500 Tons)
Sails for San Francisco, Los Angeles
. : and Eureka,
Saturday, Nov. 10......... At 8 p. tn.
From Martin's Dock, oot Seven
teenth street. Take Sixteenth or S
street csrs. Ticket office 132 Third,
near Alder. Phone Main 1314.
H. YOTJNO, Agent.
S. S. F. A. Kilburn
e.
tw Case Say. Bseefcs end Bee hmlaia
Rest salllsg from Portland rriday. October 11.
Rest Bellies has Saa rtaatmna. xaaeak. vsv a.
CBAS. A. STEILSktlTB. AfeaL
Oak Street Dock, Phone Main 2960
San Francisco O PcrUznd
YASKTBon travrci arsvugD.
Vyota I'erttand iAIneworth Iwll nt S p m.
. s. -Ooata Bloa" Bev. ISt; In Sll IS. f
S. B. "OoUrakie" Rev. 11-STi Be. T-I7 ST.
Tbe Onlr Direct r S4MaMta
1 JaaiF" U. OIti)., Aeent.
ptinne Main 2 S4S v.ahlnr"S st
a UruorfPaicina
Train to tbe East Daily J
i.??" i '"snmaa etaxlarel and tonfkn ewes.
sara dally to Oaaebe. Chleeso. Ssokeael
nw" epo- Us. Antes
"' i? Hostlnstoo. dir. t:SOam SSsas
fpokene riyer for PJaatera
Wlt.tos. Walla Walla. '
J"1'''?"- feor d Alaae end ' "
.?I""r eetlr. t IS pea S4Sai
A tUntle Eipreaa foe the Kaat
it-1 rTi""0"-."""' SitSpaa r.ttmm
rertesd-Hisss lore;, far sll -,
petntn between Bbras aed ''
PWtlaad. dally S-ISsm SSpsi
cor.UMniA aivaa Division.
'v aererls aud way points, coeneetls wtrk
7 '' ssd North Boneb. Stesmet
".'-. Aah-et. dock, leaeee S p. ax. sally.
JJ?fJ' Svndeyj mmmriaj. 10 p. Artless
m exeept Sasdsv.
Yairrffrr. ama annra
Cv Daytea. Orewoa Ctty and lanhtn ftest '
sta, steamers Rath snd Mosoe, Aeb-et. does,
e T a. m. rf. u a, hiujm i mm.
Saaa.;." -
sit akr arvna norm.
SW Lewlatoo, Idaho, snd way pnents tVees
Itlperin. Willi., a tea mere Spokane and twwte.
IT" W-T,..':9 - epoe arrtral Trala
Nc. 4. dally except Ba tarda?. Arrive s p. an.
dalle exeent Pridev. . . .
Ticket Office. Thtrd end Waehtnftos sta. ' u
Telephone Mam Til.
..;.wi "TINOBR. City Ticket Attest.
nv McMCBBaX. Oeaersl Paanoaser Aaaat,
EAST
VIA
SOUTH
Oseea Depot-. taeva.
Overlnad Kiareea Trains
Anres
lor Salem. Boeebera;. Aak- -mad.
Macreaaeste, Oxdee,
a rranrlaeo. Stock loa. . ' , 'X -
If Aacelea. II . Peeu, '
Hew Orieene aad tke east. S:S pm lilM BS1
Mornlns train eoaaeeta at
weoenaira sen. m.
! Sundae with Mount Ansel
end Rlreerton local ogM am
Cettaae Orova paaeasaer . .
connects at Woodbnra and
TJB lai
lease salty, axaapt Bee- -
Ik.ll. im.ii. u
JKPrSRSONrTBBrT STATfOR.
rer Dallas and teWraaediate nointt Sally, T:SS
ml. .n a-lK n .p,1m Poeteaaat 1S:1S
a. m. aad S:X p. an.
- ror urns aad ears er iiewese snnwrsae nan
apply st City Ticket Office, or stattna.
iicseia ee Meiers potnin -nan Burnpsi aaav
Japan. China. Honolahi and . Anatralin.
City Ticket Office corner TUlreT sad Wash,
tnaroa erreeta. rnoas ntam tiz.
n or no-tMfiato
Wm. MeMTJRBAT
Uty TMUI ASSBb
rss
TIME CARD
or
TRAINS
Portlands
' Lew re. Anvra.
Tallowetone Psrk eXsasss City
St. Lsala Special for Ckekalls,
Centralis. Olympla, Urey'a - ,
Harbor, Sooth Bead. Taooma. ,: ;
Seattle, Kpokane. Levlatoa.
Baue. RlUlasa. Dsaver,. Oaaa-..r..iir-. ,-. -
he. Kanaaa City. St. Leal
and Bontkeast. dally SIOpa d:Hpaa
North Conat t.lmlted. eleetrle
lirbted. for Tacoma. Seattle.
Spokane. Batte. Mlnaeepelta,
St- t'aal aad tbe Beat. Sally. 1:00 pea TtSSaa
Pnset Sound Limited, for
Cler.meet, Chekalw. Oes-
tralla, Taeoaaa aad Seat tie
only, dally :S0psa S:SSss
iwln city Bipeens tor -iaee-
ma. Seattle. Spokane. Ileleos.
Bntte. St. Paul. Mlaneapolle.
LlneolS. St. Joseph. Keness . . (
City. Omaha. St... Loala, with-.,
est ekenee ef cara Direct "V r T
oonnerttona (or all petata East '
aad Soatkesst. Sally II tS saa 10:SS sal
' 1 A 1 I ' i V
TLnf
U tnC coftirofaAMX way
2 Overbad Trains Ds2y y
The Oriental Limited, ths fsst Mail1'
VIA SEATTLE AWD BPOKAWBL-
PorUand time schedule .
Dslly. Deity.
Lee re. Arrtre.
To sad from Spokane,
St. PeaL Mlnneepolle. . ; . .
Dulstk ssd all polsts '
Bast via Seattle..... StSOam T-O0 em
1UA pm I K pm
To sad from St. fanl.
Mlnseapelle. . Dolutb ,
end all poletu East
tie Spokane S:I8 pm SrOSsst
rest Rertkera teamaklp Oe.
Se tiles - ream - Sesttls tor Japes . aad
Cklaa aorta aad Manila. ssrrla pee
sensara snd rrelakt.
B. B. Deketa. JJsvomW M.
. S. S. Minnesota, January .
ITIPPOM TffSEM KAISHA,
(Japan Mall SteasMhln Co.)
a S. Tense Kan will , sell from
teettle about Noveaaber IS for lapaa
aad Chlneee porta, esrrytsc paaaaeera
aad frelrht.
rer tickets, rates, berth. I ami a
tione. etc., call ea er address
er ntrnrsoar. O. 9. T. A. Its TatrS
,U, terUaad. Oxetea. Jraea Mala Sew,
Astoria St Columbia
River Railroad Co.
Oatea Depot Leae. Arrive.
Fas Msflteea, Rainier. Ctoba.
kanM. Vieatport, CUften, Ae-
i. a'aMnlflB. rleeeL
Bemmoad, rort BtsTeas, teesr- ' t
kart fata, aeeauie e w ..
Aetorta and Beaakere, exprees .
Sally - Tttmsm rwps
C. A. STBWABT. Commeretsl A ant, Stf
Alder a tree U Fkoae Mais Sua. .. .
Upper Columbia River
STEAMER
Clias. P, ;5;:nr:
T.esves Oe "'- ,,."'"r. ,?" '
' 1 i
3 I
t a ' t f
f?f uwsitIi
I Q loop a. anion) I
lay aoiiTta JOJ
es WeodbarncMtesSeld end
Albaar-Lekenoe krnachea.. a4:ISpea lliSSaei '
Corvallla paasesser I'Win etnApes '
Sheridan paasenser.. MtlO pm 10:20 am
Voreet Oroee pesseser....llt :00 am 1176 sni
roreet Oeoee iu.. ilfl'A naa T13 :0O am . -
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