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RIBUNE
Today
By Arthur Brisbane
$4,807.36 to
$1,00,000,000.
The King's Blood Stream.
tNo More Ice Age.
BIO FR
0 B EH "T E H E E
(Copyright 128, by Star Co.)
Heal estate dealers, old anil
jouiiff, paste ill your hats:
On hundred eai-s . -airo a
small piece of land, part of the
old, Hotunieal Gardens hr New
York, was bought for 4,8(17.:i(J.
The land, three hloeks, is on
Fifth avenue. I
i unit i. uoeneieiier ,ir., nas
just secured that piece of prop- '
erty for $100,000,000, an in
crease to make a good single
taxer shudder.
-M '
Mr. Kockcfeller will use part
of the property for a new
opera house, to be built in a
asliion to allow- students and
others that have musical talent.
but no diamond necklaces, to j
set' and hear.
"i pre-cnnllng, cold stova re. and
The money goes to Columbia Packing plant, to cist $ioo,oon.
,,, , ' , ,, I Work will start Kebruarv 1. and
college, which now owns the le ,( (.0n,pleted monl',, . ;
land. fr h opening or (lie next fruit i
,,,, ' -i m 'locking season in this vallcv. ;
J hat probably reconciles Mr. j Th(J 8lt0 , lni, new ,n,usu.v wi
Hoekefeller to so Wire an in- be " "ic north side of Stewart i
'avenue and the Southern Pacific !
vestment. ! railway tracks, within the city Mm-
lie inherits from his father ' "a. aml diagonally acrons I'min the!
, , .. .... . I county, fairgrounds, a.id within!
who gave tens ot millions to ! easy access ui the I'aoilic highway, i
the I'liiversitv of (.'liieutro, -iiii;'1''10 Plant will he oro.-lod upon a'
. , , . '. , , live ace tract, providing ample I
interest m educational cute" 1()0nl f,. ru,rt, .auslon. The1
prises.
The King's conditio., worries j
Ills doctors once more. Actinic
rays, artificially
1 , I
inuuucm,
stimulating the bloods white industry niaclil:iery. Among the!
ei.lk in MLiiviiv' h.,vn u-m-K.,1 ' lllnovtlons will he a packing ma-
ells to actnitx, iiac w oiked cnitlHj c.R)abk, 1)M(,klllK 20 tal.. !
wonders. ! loads daily. Through the use of;
t-4 jthis machine, the boxes are stack-!
dJlll thev must work - with; H(i "'I1 stripped, and not again dls
,,,', . turhed until the car Is loaded, thus
such oioon as me mng nas. I
That blood is tired
poisoned
by the invading
streplocoec.i. I
Traiil'tision of yoimtf, ener
frelic blood, tit inlcrvals of
three or four days, in small
(iiiintities, should have been
resorted to.
,-, , ,. .... ,.,
Dr. Leopold blicglitz, u dis-
tintruished plivsieian of New
... i i . ii ..' ,- , ,
1 ork, could tell the King s dtKi -
tors of 11 recent case in his
. . , , , , .
practice in which, a blood in-1
lection, almost invariably fatal,
caused by the streptococcus
niocoslis cnteriiij,' the blood
st renin from the mastoid sinus,
was cleared up us though by
niiraeb in n few days, thanks
to blood transfusion.
tKollow the discussions of ",
mill ycicnlists, gathered in New
York, and gain wisdom.
The various ice periods made
us what wc arc largely. Chas
ing living creatures from the
north toward the equator thcy
mixed up the races of men and
.
UUimalS.
AVc have seen the last ice I
age, probably shall never have j
another, and should be grate-1
fill for those we have bad. j
They mude men use their
brums and drove then) into
eaves to escape the cold. There,
sitting around n smoky fire,
primitive man got nctpiuiiited
will, his wife 'and children.
That civilized him, and per
manent marriage started.
The ice aire started the cloth
ing business. This is not, as
was former
lielievetl, a voiuib
lilllllet Ollly oOO.OfJO.OUO years
oUl. It is at lPa.Mt l,0(M)r0(H),.
"tfw years oiu. intH is proeiii o.i distir.utor were taking no
in manv vlvs, anong others I P"r in ,h idling conflict and
ft " . 'all Nervier itntlonf operated bv
by the amount ot salt QUmi Istnndmd. rniun and sheii wen
strenins ami rivers have wash-: "ing motor fuel at the accepted
, . A . . , 1 prhe of 21 Hr cents n cnllon.
ed into tho oeean Uurinif u From 17S (.(.nlH tlip prJro ranK.
billion years. I'-'1 'l,ward to CIH rents, dealer
4.4 j soiling at r i half -cent mark.
OHerbert Mooer la at work on'I,n(msh thH predominating flg
liis Inaugural addrens. a document!1"0 WH8 20 '-'nt?. '
Important to the whole world. I A number "f ller de lr.d
For tho first time since George jtnf,-v WP,re "mating competition.";
sUington. the president la to bt'jwnM" many oinom twid tney wer"
an engineer, and one who knows
(Continued on rage Four).
1 1 k I ir- a in 1 1
I I II 1 I I Ll I I I I It
HA.lt rttlt i
building;
Largest Cold Storage Pre
Cooling and Packing
Plant in Southern Ore-1
gon to Be Built by Grow-j
ing Local Concern Work
to Start in February To
Cost $100,000.
Announcement was made Sninr. I
I day by the Southern Oregon Sales.
! Inc., of plana for the construction
blliltlhiK will he 270 feet long, and i
12S feet wide, upon property own-
,r ,--e,., pros,-
Tl j ntructu;o will he three slor
ics iiisii, inoueru in every deiau.
. nonloned with the liilpsl IViiil
eliminating all bruising of ihe
I'" - :; .
large hydro electric elevators of
large capacity, lor the carrying of
I fruit and material, from floor to '
t'loo. j
Among Hie features will lie a
cafeteria lor tile use of Ihe em-i
ployees, and emergency dressing i
rooms, and rest rooms for women j
1 workers, and smoking rooms for
linen employees. Ventilation. if.-;ht-:
lng ,, BIinitatlon details will bet
of the latest and highest type. :
The plant when completed will t
n,,, ,. , ,,, rK1,s( , ,,,
'I'l'e pre-cooling rieiiarlment will'
i have a capacity of 20 carloads per!
day. and the cold sloragc unii will ;
I'iv a rapacity of I'np cars. Track-,
at a lime will be nvailable. .
A. K. V. Carpenter, is chairman
of the building committee, under
whose direction the plant will be j
constructed. The board of direc-
t....u ..I' ,l.n U..,,ll.,. M,nri. U.,lu
are: Leonard Carpenier. p-es-!
Ident of the concern; A. S. V. Car
penter, secretaty; Gordon Vorbeis,
vice president: Corning Kenly,
treasurer, anil 11. Chandler Kgan.
It was announced that Paul
Soberer, would be general mant-;er
of the new property, and that .lack
Spalding of New York, salos mali
nger and eastern representative
would continue In that capacity.
Dee Hendrlcksoa has been sel
ected as superintendent of the new
: plant. ' He was overseer of tho
i packing of the 700 carloads of fruit
tdlspalched by the Southern Ore-
.,,, s.,i., i., season.
I'ljIITLAXIl, T)cc. 2 3. Wl A
(gasoline trlce war that has beon
raging for' sevcrul days in the!
Portland area among Independent'
dealers, broke out with now tory",
today along a widespread front.
Quotations at service stations
ranged from 2 1 cents, the stand-
iard r,,v- 10 t"!nU- u
riimoreo iniu silica wcro oeing
n,a,e lo town n low as 10 cents.
but tht.t report could not be au-thentlcaied-.
selling at SO c-ntM and would
oIomp their chop before they
would drop to a lower figure.
DISCHARGED EMPLOYES BLAMED. FOR TRAIN WRECK
Threo of the five derailed caro of the Santa Fe "Missionary" Los Angeles to Chicago train, In
which two pactongcrs were injured. The wreck was attributed by railroad official to revengeful for
mer employes who are alleged to have removed a rail.
STORM HEADED
Ocean Disturbance Shunt-!
ed North, and Rain Pre
dictedMotorists Must
Use ' Chains Between!
Weed and Dunsmuir Ac
count of Mud Slide.
SAN KKAXCI.Sl'O, Dec. 211. (!')
A storm that mude lis way In
from the Pacific yesterday and
threatened tu drele-h central Cali-
lui out uu roui, i.iy nan ui.-,'ii niiun.- ;
ed towards the extreme northern
sei-tiun of the stale, Ibo weather
bureau announced today. The
,,,,tl..,.l; l,,ll'l,l U'MM fur fiilr
IV III II
uito uinuuAv cod win. athdo nnoRiA n Avcni
ni to niunvvHi iui viulhiuivo uuumn ilmilu,
wrather mind.iv In California, un-anu unusual punisnmcnis suggest
settled weather In Oregon and I "o curb (he Hi cit sway of John
Washington with a probability of
further rains west of the Cuscade
inountulns.
POIiTLAND. IJcc. 211. W)
The .Siioi)iinlinIe pass in Washing
ton, ihe principal road across the
Caseadc range north of the Col
uiob'a gorge, was closed today by
heavy snowfall. The closing or
the mountain roule, reported by
the state motor association here,
will necessitate a change In the
travel habits ot many motorists.
Tho Paeiric highway Is now
open on the Klskfyou mountains,
the motor association reported
tonight. Tho slide which occur
red yesterday near Dunsmuir has
been cleared away, ltoad condi
tions arc such, however, that driv
ing must be slow to be Hate. Mo
torists were advised that the use
of chains is Imperative between
Weed and Uiinsmuir.
There v.as three feet of snow at
Mt. Hood government camp to
night, with the snow still falling.
The road was clear to the camp.
Sofflotont snow- had fallen to
make snowwlioolng, tobogganing
and skiing ideal. Automobiles
muJst be shod with chains, how
ever, to make the grade safely.
L
IIKDWOOI) flTV. Ci .. Pee
(T) A complaint charting
six
eoiinls of einlie7-'nen1 snd
t wo
of fnilure to turn ovr elty col
lection! to the treasury was
vorn out againiit M Iss Nettle A.
WlHIts, former eity clerk of San
TJruno. hy Edward J. Magtilrej
here today. .Muguire went to.l'oKhriw will become chief Justice
""rUnuHine to nock a warrant for of the Oregon supremeOourt next.ut Itlverslde, (-ibf., .lanuary 2.
her nrrent. Wednesday, oceordlng to an an- "We will enter Iwn pleas. If we
Miss WlHIts. who wan city clerk j noiinccinent made today by the are nllowed by law." said lien
for 12 years, was defeated for re-) clerk of HQ court. Justice f'o-'v'an' Tress, one of his attorneys
election last April An audit ofjshow will succeed Thief Justice who will arrange the pleas, "We
her nooks i11h'-Iosi a supposed ' Hand who will erVo two years, i will retain the not gullly plea that
shortage of $2,r,79 and ft civil! Justice l.'oho a democrat ! Northcott. . already, Iiiih entered,
null was filed against her fori and was appointed to thsu-jnnd wo will add to It, -not guilty
Unit emoiint. In on nnswer topreine court bench by Oovernorby re-Am of Insanity. This de
the pult Miss WlHIts made a gen-' Pierce. Ho In Ihe first demoerat j pends. of course, on whether the
oral denial that there win a short-, lo succeed to the office of chief lawn In question will permit these
age. j Justice ilnce 1878. movce."
DEATH, CASTOR
E
Unusual Tortures Suggested
. By Contestants for Di(-r
rant Prize One Favored'
Hanging By Tongue fromj
Airplane, and Woman;
Favored Wholesale Pois-j
oning. j
;
!l,pii
. ' . 1
MOW YOKK, Dec.
Tortures varying liom a dose or
castor oil to exile on St. Helena I
uu uiuuu vii. 11 1 iuii nuiu 1 u, .iiiiniieiiu
ed for liquor law violators bv con-1
000 dry enforcement competition.
testants in tho W. C. Durant $25,-
in disclosing some of the cruel
BiirlH.vrorn, )iu: Dunnil. coninilltci
today suHnleil ihe authnt-H' riHiimH.
One contentant iirued that liinmr
law violators should bo "hung by
tho tongue on tin aivplnnn and
cmrfed over tho United StateH,"
while a woman misgnHlod govern
ment distribution of poisoned lie
nor through boot lexers,
few hundred thoimand
n,,u- u
persons
would die," she wrote, "and it
wnnhl Uo umrth ll in ltpt mohihi
Hon nnl'firi-cfl "
mil r... UMtiitinntt fiit- tho m-oliilti.
Hon enforcement problem wore ' talio into account tho knowledge! Thn construetlon and Improve-clty-hteh
wall about anv man found provided bv science and the (Mb- I ""'"t 1'ioKram of tho two years to
drinking," and a "seasick" machine coverles of astronomy which have tills lii(i3.1 miles, of which there
for drinkers and ImotlcKfrers. FIok- shown that, inste-id of man being ' WHH ,eHH ,han onu mllft nf l):lvir ''
i.lmr huncrli. ,1.1,1 p nrt 1 1 1 In n i "lnr,l r.1 nil ..n.utlMii " nnrl (t i (JoVemmOIlt lltt prOVCJlt Cll t, totaled
were fre(uenlly urged.
On' contestant, .on the other
hand, proposed that liquor be dis-
trlbuted Irce so that there would
be "no lure left."
i-i i ah nnrrnnn
ll AvHl PIlLLIIMP
M UMI nnrrllnlii
I LnUI I UllLL I II lU
2J, itVi
NBW VOIIK.
Dec.
Tho National Hronf'aHting eotn
Uiiny and the f'oluintilii lit ondcnMt
ing system todny announced tlnit.
President .joIIiIko would deliver
a Now Year's greet ing over their
eom btned roast to const networks
at 9 o'clock Monday evening,
ei n standard time.
eaHt
iCOSHOW WILL BE
E
j
KAI.I-;.M. i)c-. 2S. (!') t). I'.!
SCIENCE HOLDS
Would Supplant Theology
ii:n, nn Uwr.InK.n Tn'ayM the biennial report of the
f!" I ivi.-"ai nyjf"W
.. f I
Free HUman Race OT
feriority Complex, And
Worrying About Unknown
First Law 'To Be Hap
py.' !
NKW YOKK. Dec. 20. ll'l Sin :
1 ' f
has been relegated by science "into
,,, h,i, ,.i.,i ,,,,,.,n,i,,u
' " ''"'"'
Smith college declared today In an
appeal for a new view of UTe in
pilu.a r 0ld theological ilL-tma.
".Vol only must Ihe objectives of by special federal approprlallon
human llfo be reduced to u secular I three miles of bituminous macad
plane, but we mav now definitely j am and 12 miles of oiled macadam
enunciate mid defend "the right to'l ve been built on the ntuto high
bo happy," he told ihe history of 1 way syHtom inside Crater Lake
iicletico society and inemberH of1 national park. ' ,
the American association fori "urlng (he blennlum now eom
tho advancement of science. I lo 1 to an end the total amount
conceded that many bcIh hitherto 1 "Pent, Including cooperative, conn-
Iniiiwiori sinful mav hi, uoehiliv
hainiful, but not Immoral itnd crlm-1
iriltl
As the foundallon of the new
nrdor tin Miild. "wo nniKt KlllililHlit
order ,bo said, "wo must supplant .
I Ihoolnirv Iw mfnlnl IivvImiwi " niwl
earth the center of the universe,
hi Ik nnlv n "temnorai v chemical
episode." on "a celeatlan Juvenile
1 and cosmic dwarf."
! "Tim old theological taboo upon
i secular fetidly In a terrostial w - t -
ting." IJrof. Marnes asHnrted, "was
based uiinii Kii;ormitiiral conKider
ali(tns which wo may now discard
w'1" -M,,lu'-y 111111 ""
wrn "clenco, especially men
ki'. i indicated the
blllty of freeing ourselves fi
with . safety and assurance, Mod-
mtal liy-
dcHlra-
om Hie
Inferiority complex and the fears
and worries which are prescribed
,for the faithful fundamentalist and
list and
self-eonfidoneo."
FILE CRA-ZY PLEA
I.OH ANOlvMCH, !eo. SS.-r-Wl
Counsel for floi-in Htewart
Norlhcolt, charged with murder
of . four boys, announced today
that lhc'0 intend to "enter a not
guilty by reason of insanity plea
for him when he comes to trial
A MILLION
FOR ROADS :
N OREGON:
Federal Aid Apportioned for
Coming Year Highway
Board Makes Biennial
Report Showing Progress
And Expenses In Exten
sive Program.
W'ASIIIXUTON, Dec. :"J. ()
Appoi tlonnient id' $7:i.l2.',uoo to
the slates has bow made by the
secretary of aKi iculturo as federal i
aid in road construction for the
lllscal year which nonius next July.
The funds will be expended in i
accordance with past procedure. '
lliu cost of construction on roads
(loslKllated as Hart ot the federal ,
I system to he borne almost eiiually
j by the slates and the federal rov-
eminent.
Iiurlnn the last fiscal year im
provements were completed on S,
IS4 miles of r,.,l,.,-;,l UI ,.l wl,l,.l,
ha I been nrevlnuslv h,, !
thi aecrelary of iiKrlculture ' an-nouui-ed
In connection with the
new apportionment. A d v a u c o d
slaKi's of iiuprovemenf wero coin-
pleled oil 2,1114 mill'
Ui-ckoii Is to receive Sl.l'.ll.OSIl.
BAI.KM, Ore, Dee. 2!l: (Al The!"1'1!' H'" reached, but that tlils
lose of the present year will com- I'ieneral averami soems alarted In
plclo the twelfth year since tho !
;;
tummb,lon, mioie pioillc today.-
I.. .1.... i ... , .i ,
mm. M'I lOU lilt" -illlhS C.'l Oil
in-jlturoa of lln eommlsslon have
been U!i,D;t:i,(ioo of which SHI,-!
N7X,M.ii:i was county funds, $11
I i;70,;ni;.:l!i federal funds. $r.l,S,
2SI.I1 from miscellaneous sources,
.and ?Oli;i.i:i0.770.sil was slale funds.
! Or the slalo Muds 522,070, (105. 5 1
I was used In the payment or prln
Iclpal and luteresl- on bonds,
: The Klale highway system In now
t:)G8.3 miles long, of which 372;!. 7
inlleH aro Improved and only Ii41.(l
unimproved. Paved surracos cover
4.O.-. .1 ...11.. 'IM.I.. .1.... , I.. ..I. ..I..
the forest roads on Ihe stale sys
tem, which aro conHlructed'lmder
the supervision of . the Unite:
Stale Inn mill of public roads, which
reports 0 total of 442.11 milos of
crushed rock or gravel surfacing
and filKt miles of grading. Also
! ty Payineiiis i.ul exciuiiing mai Hoi
roads, was 20,ri:U.(i7.l. of which
,siaie minis iinaieii 91 i,iii,.oi-i.i.
county $l,302.:or.17. inlsccllaneous
1 H.i,Bnr.-l7
' -S5,fiU5 .17 Unil federal
$i,oy;:,-
!(H.K(. I
i 11i.7 miles and county work Vi j
i nines
An extensive program of road
widening and stralghlenlng Is be
ing followed, Including the I'aclflr
! Iilliway between Cnnoinah
ain!
New lira, and Mullnoinah eounly
highways loading nut ot Portland,
no state funds have been spent for
this work In Multnomah county.
The lolal In Mate highway bonds
solil wan :i8.7(io.O0O or which j, .
is.'! 2f.il has matured, luavlng '!2, -
; 1 1 M ouisiaiiuin...
'
! i--i4 mis mccm hhph hi .(r, -
illo'n and devcloinnent nf slale
; parka alons the highways, the " '; i"" o,.., ji.n.
; largest expenditure belns $28.- Itegardless, l11yevor, or the oat-
!:i,IO at lOmlgrant Hprlngs on Old! coma of the prelm nary hearing.
1 Oregon Trail levldonco a'ialnst lleldman will be
' For market road purposes dur n'lbmltiotl to the Stark cc ty
log tho biennliini $2,2:ir,.0!i;!.SI was
rulsed by. slain levy and $2,400,
"XO.SH hy eounly levy. Using lml-
iiuces on hand at mo neiininn
or Ihe period and Hinds Ironi oilier
roiirccs Ibo lolal market road cx
V u-.,u tc es.0 it' Ho.
, ... ii, nrh.r u-eiibb of
Mullnoinah county, as compared
with oilier counties, the market
road law provldea that no eounly
shall receive from Ihe market road
fund morn than 10 per cent of the
tolal market road levy ot the stale,
any surplun over that umoiint be
ing apportioned tit tho oilier coun
ties In the two years, $r,!i,128.(7.
MONTPKI.IKIt, Dec. 20. P)
Tliero's nulla a hit of hunting. In
the Coolldgo family. Mr. and
Mm. Calvin aro doing It off the -refused to obtain medical assist
(lenrglan eoaat, and Ihe Vermont anco after Ihe girl had taken pots
state treasury Is to pay Orlando Ion. HlephonBorr waa convicted for
and Hlehurd CoolldRo of Plymouth, I Inhuman treatment thai led to tho
Vt $8.00 each for shootlnir a boh-1 girl's death and tho coroner said
cat. Tlioy aro rolatlves of the he expects to set forth a parallel
president. .in Margaret Holdman's doath.
hm iCHiEFSiEAST WINS
I II I II I Ml I II fl Ml
it
All States Unite For Preven
tion of Epidemics Peak;
of Present Seige Reach-
ed Seventeen New ;
Cases In
ported.
Portland Re-
WASKIN'IITON, Dec.
Health officials of all the states
aad ten other oulstamlltiK scient
ists have been invited by the pub
lic health service to atlenil a nat
ional conference, probable in ,lnn-
uary, for the purpose of devising
methods of controlliriK the present
influenza epidemic and others in
the future.
llavu ,,,, b,.OUKht lu.ceptanees
from -III slate and city ort jclals.
three specific purposes of the con-
'erence, as outlined by ofllclals 01
the public health sei'vleo.'nre
To emphasize (ho necessity for
additional research on Influenza.
To clarify and standardize In-
I formation on Ihe disease which Is
""""u io me puuuc mil-
cpiucmi. s
To assist in completion of plans
for an extensive field Htudy ot the
present outbreak.
Slal Istlclana of the public lieallh
seivieo declared today that for
Ihe counlry- hh a whole (he peak
of the present epidemic has prob-
woHtern. mouDlnin. and north ceil-1
,.wwB.ahn1,"-i
When Ihe heallh eonferuuee Is
convened, public, hen II h cf fleers
u'lll unhin I In llu nltiiiu IV- u mil.!
i lon-whlu survey of eondltloiiH to be
"xecuicd on a nouse-in-nouse can-
vass basis and Involving intensive
laboratory studicH.
POUTl.AND, Ore.. Dec. 2!!. (Pi
--Sevenleen new eases of inl'ia
enza and two deaths from thu dis
ease were reported to Ibo city
health ol'Noe loday. There are
now a total of 7li;i eases of Infill
en.u on Hie city, records.
MORAL SLAYER
uu uwt mm tu caoc
) COMBAT M
OHIO HUSBAND
IS ACCUSED AS
two to Howell. Plunges brought
' the bull to tho 10-yard lino where
Conviction Of Indiana Klan;Blm8- Stanford, Intercepted u pass,
Leader For Death of Girl
Precedent for Charge
Inspired Wife to Commit
Suicide' After Killing
Lover.
CANTON, Ohio, Dec. 20. (Pl
j A preliminary hearing will bo held
: Monday for Wilbur O. lluldmnn,
unCKC(j "monil murderer." of his
, 2, llargaret, who lu
,,,,.,. ,,
j H,I h"t " '''Hi Vernanl K.
; learii, 30, (Janton coal deler.
, 'Hnk Hwoltzer, attorney for
! 0i,nca 1, I,,,- ...i, . , 7.v Zi
I1"' l-oialn lurnacu salesnian who
;
J'y wuicn convouim janu
ary 7, according to Coroner I. (
Mcljuutc, who filed tho murder nt
ridavli against lleldman yesterday.
More t Ii ii ii u dozen witnesses
who hove lestiricd In the Investi
gation of Mrs. Ileldnian's death
' vv I II be called before .Justice of
the Peace Donald Smytbe, before
whom the hearing will tii place.
Some or them, authorities havo In
dlcated, are expected to testily that,
lleldman threatened his wire and
by bis treatment or her drove her
to commit suicide.
Coroner McQuale has pointed out
Hint 1). C. Hlcph0Hon, former Ku
Klux Klan leader now serving O
life sentence in Indiana, was con
victed or the death of Miss Madge
Oherholtznr when it was shown he
LI Jl I II fa 1RILVI
mum vvloi
Score 20 to 0 Victory Before
Throng and Regain Lost
Prestige Western Of
fense Lacks Punch and
Seldom Invades Invaders
Territory Result Nev
er In Doubt.
KIOZAll STADIUM. SAN FKAN-
11 S('0, 29- Kimtern
football i-eKHlned part of the pres
tlKO lost in earlier season nklr
mlrslies when a great all-star
eleven .smothered its western ri
val, 200, today in the annual east
west charity game. '
Moro than 50,000 persons, as
sembled In the municipal bowl for
the benefit contest for the Shrill
ers' crliplod children's hospital,
saw the eastern stalwarta out
plunge, out-munoiivor and ouIpiihs
the western warriors throughout
lour periods of bitter. battle.
Tho rirst victory for an eustorn
team alnco tho elasBlc was started
In ill'.'S, wiib chalked up.
tn eastern touchdown crashed
over In tho first few inlnuteB ot
play and thereafter, the visitors
(,-oni the stmriRe Bide of the Rock
; oa ,a(l tblnsa their own wav.
While westerners wera atlll reel
Xnr t!r "rh,..0u.o?.'
j nkn a well oiled machine rushed
over nnoHlor tollchdon"ln tho ec-
I 1...1. , . 1, , i ... '
WliU eol 10" 1 OBIH IIICUI I1HCK III imi
third quarter and finished In tho
hist framo with a spurt that count-
I ed another toacbdown.
A brilliant baekflnld combine-
Hon, rualtirhiir Ilolnier of North
western, lilu-pslor of . t'arnegie
Tnch, Howell of Nobraska and
W'estofl, ol' Boston college ran riot
through the Wostorn (In fen so do.
moralizing It with tin aerial attack
and crushing; It on tho ground.
Twelve first downs followed the
efroi'la of Ihe visitors while tho
west was able to chalk up but
three.
The western offonse was so lack
ing Hint on only three occasions
were tho easterners called upon
to dofond themselves In their own
1 territory. During the gamu, tho
west got no nearor to Its rival's
goal lino, than the -10-yanl mark.
The first Bcoro came when Ihe
east drove from Its own 20-yard
lino to tho west's 22-yard mark
j threo passes accounting for tho ,
ynlns. Holmor tossed them all,
one to llaycraft of Minnesota and
giving me uuu to me west, uui iur
only ono play.
ilotrman's kick was poor and the
east started another drive from
the 30-yard line, that ended when
Howolt crashed through center for
two yards and a touchdown. No
wack, Illinois, placo-klcked- tho try
for point.
A 68-yard ntlvanco In the second
period nettorl another touchdown.
Line bucks brought tho eastern
ers down to the five yard mark
whero Howell onco more punched
center to land In scoring turf. And
the half ended, Kast West 0.,
The third period saw tho west
on the defense throughout, with
the east advancing to Uiu 12-yard
lino soon after tho kick-off hut
losing the ball on Incompleted
passes. Tho quarter onded with
tho east holding tho ball on the
0-yard lino.
Chocked momentarily In tho
fourth quarior and losliw? tho ball
twleo aftnr reaching within scor
ing dlstnnco, the - eastern, squad
erashod over the final tully shortly
beforo the, game ended.
Tho llne-uim and summary:
ICast (201 'Haycraft. Minnesota,
left end; .Nowack, . Illinois, lett
tackle: Fox. Pittsburgh, loft guard;
Aaebnian, Wash. &-.Jotr., center:
(illiHon, Minnesota, right guard:
tlntlo, Pittsburgh, right tackle;
Johnson, Northwestern, right end:
Ilurpster. Carnegie Tech, quarter; '
Wcslon, lloston college, left halt': ,
Howell. Nebraska, rk?ht half; Hoi
mer, Northwestern, fullback.
West (01 Pranknln. St. Mary's,
left end: Tobln, St. Mary's, left
tncklo; Mobesky, Stanford, ' left
guard; drammed. Santa Clara,
center: lllehl, Idaho, right guard;
Dressel. Wash. State, right tackle:
Kurd. Olympic f Hub, right end;
Allen. Olymplo Club, quarter; Slina,
Stanford, Ion hair; Horan, Wash. ,
Slate, right halt; Hoffman, Stan
ford, fullback. 1 '
Seoro by periods:
East ,.:.;...-.....'........7 6 0 - 7-S0
West ...:i 0 0 0 00
Summary: Kast scoring: Touch
downs, Holmer, Howell 2. ' Point
from try after touchdown, Norwack
i, (place kicks). u