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DAILY EAST OBEGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, FEEEUARY 22, 1921. '
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HE GOES 118 FEET
, ' Sixteen Year Old ' Lad Wins
First in International Con-
; tt at. Lake Placid, N. Y.
! .Yesterdaj, Has 1460 Points
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LAKH rLACID, N. Fell. 22. (A
'!.) (limner MUhelmin. 10 year of the
FrldJol XttUHon A. C, Herlln Mills, X.
,H., wan flrxt In the International amn
teur Hkl Jump here today with 1,460
points, lis til o established an eastern
... 11U m..iU .... Itlu
third try. Ilcnldp winning the Uobln
mm trophy, Mlchelson won u (told
medal for the lonirest standing Jump
Tun other Ilerlln Mills Jniniiers
Uunpu L'niidunn anA Altit.rt 11:muen
tuok necond and third honors, respec
tively. John Curleton of Dartmouth
wort fourth and Archie Thompson of
the Uike Placid Kkl Club fifth.
The purHe for professionals wont to
Anthony A. Maurer of Switzerland,
winner of the Entradlno International
fold cup last year. , Usurer- best
Jump vni 124 feet aiid he also won a
old medal.tor the lontfi-.t ntnnding
Jump. ( . :
OREGON WON FROM IDAHO
LAST NIGHT, SCORE OF
31 TO 19, SLOW GAME
SENT TO UPPER SEUSIA
' KUC.EXK,. (r., rub. 22. (A.
1.) L'nlverBlly of Oregon won
the basket! ir game from Uni
versity of Idaho here last night
by a svoro of 31 to 1. The
.nine, unlike, the two with I'ni
v rnlty of t'lillfornla Krjduy and
O.turduy nlKhts, wns alow and
marked by freijuent fouls.
TS CHANGE
PUPIL OF BURNS IS
Veteran Coach Points Out in
Behalf of Plan That Inferior
Team May Win Through
Luck Under Present Practice
.KIOl'X FALLS. 8. D., Fib. 22. (A.
I. Charles M hub" li. local wrcatlwr
and a VupH if Farmer liurnH, won
from Charles Culler, former heavy-
wciKht champion of the world, here
last Mlsht. IlniiHon won the flrxt fall
Ir. K minutes with a double wrlstloek
and the ln.t in It niinules with a head-
lock. Ciller obtain his fall in 30 ec-
ouiU with a flying mare.
ARTHUR PELKY. FORMER
HEAVYWEII
IjONDON, Feb. 22. (U. V.) I!rl
tain" la sending four buttallona of
troops to help euppervlno the upper
HlleMlsri PloblH.lt, It wa announced
at the close uf the preliminary ceaKlon
of tho AUled Supreme Council. Other
nation have previously agreed to send
detachment Into the deputed province
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WlxriKOIt, Ont., Feb. 22. (A. IVt
ThuiiKtnda of clltucns from nearby
towns lined the streets of Ford City,
near here yesterday to pay their last
risnect to Arthur Pelky, heavyweight
.Mixing champion or Canada, who died
Friday from Sleeping sickness. Thirty
memliers of tho rrd City police force.
of wh'ch he waa a
the body to tho grave. '
l'olky seven years a?o accidentally
killed Luther McCarthy In the rlnif.
His last flKht waa about a year iir'i,
when he was klfhcked out by Hob
Martin.
NF.W YOl'.K, Feb. 22. (A. I'.)
Fielding Yot, rnlvcrsity of Michigan
veteran football coach today aiiggcated
a rhungo In football rules whereby u
fumbled ball 'becomes dead where it
is recovered.
Declaring many games have been
won by Inferior, teams through the
lucky recovery of a fumble, he believer
his idea would result in ail games be
ing won on their merits.
Ho is opposed It Is said to the sug
gestion of abolishing the goal after
touch down.
HAS ritlMIX L I tlltKKiM itS
PARIS. Feb. 22. '(IT. P.) The of
ficial of the Prefecture of Police stales
that of 25 027 men and women crimin
al arrested in. Paris in 1920, 4,033
were foreigners.
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ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT
ALL TKXXIS CHAMP HOME
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 22. (A. p.)
I W. T. Tilden, world's champion ten
' nis player, returned home today from
'njiiii victorious trip as a member cf the
; American Davis cup team to Austr alia.
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JERSKT CITT,' X. J., Feb.. 22. (A.
P.I James Kolb of Newark was ai-1
ruigncd today charged with withhold
ing a boxing punie of $1,AU0 from the
mother of ltujmond McMillan, known
"Mickey" Shannon, who died after
a bout last December with Al Roberts.
Ivolb, who had been McMillan's
rtian.ir;er, denied the charge. He said
the boxer's share was only $128, after
deducting commiKsion and expenses,
and thnt it had been paid to the moth
er. He was held in $1501 bail.
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XKW YORK. Feb. 22. (A
memlier, escorted Rrol,l scienusia o-,v hp.b tu.ut, ..n
mission inai win Keep ineoi in iuc
untrodden areas of Asia for five years.
When they return to America, they
hoie to have evidence that the "misn-
Ina link" between man and beast I
RCtually existed. Also they expect to
l.ring back thousaiuls of animal and
botanical specimens to fill the propos
ed Hall of Asiatic IJfo in New York.
Roy Chapman Andrews, leader of
two former scientific parties into
China, will head the new groups, to be
known as the Third Asiactic Expedi
tion 'of tho Amerivaiv luenm"-
Natural Historry. Supporting It fi-'
nanelully c.ro more, than a score of New
Yorka wealthiest men and women, the
museum and other organization's. The
1 arty will sail from San Francisco on
March 19. .
Joined In Asia hy scores of native
guides, huntsmen, cooks and helpers,
tho xciotitista expect to introduce Am
erican automobiles, moving picture
cameras and other modern machines
on the Gobi lesert. Central Asian
plateaus, Tlbelinn steppes and other
litllo known lands.
Gasoline trucks will constitute mo.
tile bases or various bramhea of ttu
oxpedltion uuaeontologlsts, archaeo
logists and anthropologists while
speedier cars am r.sed in explo
rations and hunllnc. nr. Andrews has
found a 60-mlle-nn-hour too slow to
keep up with frightened antelopes In
Central Asia, and is taking a speedier
racer to use in hunting these mile-a-niinute
runners. 1
The first base of the party will-be
established in Mongolia, where the
scientists expect to remain twenty
four months before penetrating West
tin China. After tne vanguard has
spent a year In Mongolta, a second
group of scientists will leave New York
to.Join them.
Northern and Central Asia will be
thoroughlv gone over in a study of the
origin and misration of man, to prove
or disprove the popular scientific be
lief that Asia was the center of dis
persal of the human race as well ns
for many of the mammals the descend
ants of which now are scattered over
the earth, i
There were five persons In the part
leaving New York today under the
leadership of Mr. Andrews. His wife
will go along as the color photograph
er. The others uro Walter Granger
i. ml George Olson palaeontologists, and
Clifford Pope, geologist; all from the
museum here.
Next year the museum will send out
geologists and a motion picture photo
grapher," and in 1923 archaeologists
and anthorpologists will follow.. Then
the entire expedition will dovototlro
mure years to intensive work. . .
More than 2,M persons have sought
in vain to accompany the scientists.
Mr. Audres said. . '
.mvrTK. Mont., Feb." 22. (A. P.l
N'eat'.ie Kelly, Rutte lightweight, was
ia't night ruled out of participating in
a scheduled 10-round bout with Abie
Vjeb kind of Salt Lake, which was to
l.TT.e i ee'n fought tomorrow nlglit. -be-eaiiso
of. a broken nose. VIck Gracia
f Spokane will substitute in the bout
with Mishkind K was stated. . ,
' MAXCHRCTBR. Kng.. Feb, 22. d'
T.) Sfnn Feiners, for tho second
time, have attacked the Maancheeter
mills in an incendiary campaign, in
flicting (damage amounting to almost
$2011,0(10 In ten fires over the week
end. geveral factories are completely
destroyed. All the fires broke forth
simultaneously, indicating that the
campaign VraS planned with great care.
All the fires were started ,with hay
(.reneheJ In kerosene. Firemen were
unable to respond to all tho calls.
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