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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Expresses His Opinion Of the
Scheme Proposed by Walter
Camp,
SIX MEN BEHIND THE LINE,
SAYS He Would Allow This Division
Except Inside Of the Twenty
Five Yard Line,

Coach Yost has given out a specific plan
of Walter Camps suggestion OF change
Of rules requiring lO-yord gain In three
trials for first down Yosts plan gives
the men chance 10 score under the old
rules when once inside the twenty-five
yard line. outside OF the twcnty-ilye-yard
line, according TO Yosts PLAN six men can
be brought back Of the line Of scrimmago.
His statement to the Chicago Record
Herald, is as follows.
THE l0-yard rule might be made ef.
fcctye provided the rules governing tho
attack were changed 40 as 10 make II pos
sble 10 gain the necessary distance for a
first down. | believe In a rule requiring
10 yards TO be gained for a first down, exc
Cept inside the opponents twenty-five
yard line, when the distance to be galn-
ed SHAH be five yards for a first down,
as under the present rule
"rhen change the rule regarding the
opposition Of the men, say that when OUT
Side the opponents twenty-hve-yard Inc
hve men shall be on the line Of sCrlmmago
at an times, but that inside the opponents
twenty-flYe-yard line six men must DO on
the line Of SCI lmmage at all times.
In both cases permit the first man re-
ceiying tho ball from the snapper-back to
y1ed he goes outside the second man
from the one who put the BAH In play
This rule or ten and FIVE yards would per-
nit scoring, and would give a chance TO
thoroughly Try out the change which
would take place under a tcn-yard rule,
ALSO provision would have 10 be made
10 govern the distance to be gained when
approaching The opponents twenty-five
yard line, say that The distance Of ten
yards TO be gained would place the hall
beyond the twenty-yard line. then the
tWtnty-yard line shall be the point to be
made for the first down.
'As an Illustration suppose team ~ on
It's opponents twenty-eight-yard line. first
down, then the point 10 be gained would
be the opponents twenty-yard line, OF
eight yards. four yards under each set
Of rules mentioned above for the dispOsi-
ton Of the mon.
"The number OF men behind the limo
would better afford protection for an end
run, and the fact that ten yards would
have TO be made for first down would
IN most instances result In an end run,
While line bucking would be resorted TO
only IN case a short distance was 10 be
made for a Hrs. down"
Manager baird unnteutionally dropped
TIC remark today that system OF grad
uate coaching would supplement Yosts
work here next fall Ten Michigan coaches
we're out this fan Maddox with Utah
won the championship there and Ilerrn-
stein. with the Haskell Indians, took the
leaG In the Missouri Valley
Dan McGugin, with Vanderbilt caused a
sensation with his "hurry-up" scores In
the south, Graver at Marietta, Mclean mt
Missouri Redden at indianapolis dor the
Medicsl, TUG" Wilson al Alma, Shorts at
Nevada, Paul Jones at Western Reserve
and Sweeley at Mornlngstar led their
teams with credit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Events az Oakland.

San Francisco, Dec. H.-Ananias was
best IN the handicap at Oakland today,
winning from the start Military Man.
first choice, finished third Baker mt Il
20 /, upset calculations In the first, east.
ly winning from George p McNear and
Golden Buck. Sad Sam at the prohibit
I've odds Of 1 TO g. tlp-toed his field win
ming pulled up. Mmo, favorte In the
third, won from Troy by a nose, Re-
suits.
First race Futurity course sclling-Ba-
lor won, George n MCPear second,
Golden Bnuck third Time-ll2
Second race FIVE and a half furlOngs-
Sad Sam won Silent Water second Bati-
dor third Tlme--t:O7
Third race, six and a half furlOngs-
Mimo won. Troy second Bronze Wing
third Tme-i32i4.
Fourth race, handicap one and one
eighth miles-Ananas won. Elliott Sec
ond Military Man third TIme-l52
Fifth race. MILDRED Cross Nurse won,
The Lieutenant second, Mlndanao third
Time-l4Oh,
Sixth race, one mlle-Head Dance won
Ara second Down Patrick third. Time
It24
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
ELIIIU ROOT.
HhiAiC NNC''
Ellhu Root said I'm mart.

Ellhu Root said In part:
Upon the observation and experience
OF practise which muse seem lond 90
any but my leader, Mr., Parsons, and
out Of full regard for the guest we
honor, It Is pleasure-more than a
pleasure, It Is a delight to add my
voice to the expressions OF esteem we
give him here. / can say that no Inter
ests when committed to Judge Porker's
hands have not had just and upright
consideration We welcome him TO our
bar: we are proud Of him and proud Of
our bar.
"In the majestic process OF material
development you, as member of the
bar, maintaining rights before all courts
and all Judges, will contribute your
great and potent share OF building the
structure OF hopes Of future civilization
and free institutions. No sober Office
can be assumed by any man than the
great Office you will take.
"But with all that, my dear judge, we
wish you were a judge again. We would
like again the calm satisfaction Of
knowing that we have q Just Judgment
of al that Is worthy on the bench. We
would like to feel again the kindly gen
tie nature and nobility Of character
which make us oil love you. We wish
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Russian ATTACKS Renulsed.

Toxic, Dec, 2l.-The following report
from Manchuria headquarters was re-
ceiyed and made public today;
On Monday at IN the afternoon the
enemy's artillery east Of Da noun
tain bombarded the neighborhood Of
Sinllntung. AT / o'clock In the morn
Ing the enemy's infantry attacked us
south Of PieniuhungpaO and at Tatzu-
paO, BY 4 o'clock In the morning he
was repulsed. simultaneously the
enemys infantry attacked Chinshan-
tung. Helung and Huangtia and made
q most vigorous attack IN the neigh
borhood OF Chinshantung, The fight
ing continued about an hour when the
enemy was completely repulsed We
had no casualties"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
on TnE RAGE TRACK.


Los Angeles Cali Dec. 2.-Green -.
Morris 2-ycar-od nlly Gold Rose start
ed today for the NTH time and scored
her ifth successive victory al Ascot Tho
distance was over the Slauson course. md
Gold Rose was held at 6 % throughout
tho betting Sails was looked upon TO
tohe the fast hly's measure and was
heavily played al 5 TO g while El Chihua-
iua found numerous hackers at 90 I.
Gold Rose went 10 the front az once and
never loft the issue In doubt SAILS IN
lshcd second and IN Chihuahua third.
Three stort-priced fayortes were SUE
cessful at Ascot today. two outsiders and
ono second chose winning the other races,
Summary:
litN race. one mllc-Ilborto won; Iras
second. Lustlg third TImc-lA3i
second race. five and a half fullongs--
West BroOkhod won. Cotllllon second,
iIIGcbrand thlri. Timc-l;0S
'ihlrd race, ono mlc-Tryon won. PO-
troro Grande second, Frceslas third. Time
II %.
Fourth race, slauson course handicap .-
Gold Rose wO1 Slis second FL Chihua-
hun thrd, Time l09h
Fifth race, rllll and seventy yards
Club won Rough Rider second. Eyea O
third Timc-l4Gl.
sixth race six i,wlongs-A lamansor
won, Schohare second, Our Pride third,
limc-ll5,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Carrier Pigeons Feat.

Utica, n. Y, pec 2L-An exhausted
carrier pigeon which had on its leg a
tag inscribed "a. G, II. $685." has been
found at Dolgevllle, Herkmer county,
Adolf G. Harm, a pigeon fanCier, lived
IN Dolgeyille until year ago when he
went to New DolgeyIle In southern
California, taking his pigeons with him.
II Is supposed that the bird IS one Of
his flock which returned TO It's old
home. such a flight however, is UNI
paralleled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Grnin for Russia.

San Francisco, Dec. 2l.-The collier
Wyeheld, which has been bringing coal
from the north has been chartered Ia
take a cargo Of grain, Rumor has 1t
that her destination Is a Russian port.
The British steamship Elleric, which
took on part OF a cargo for China and
Japan at Portland, IS finishing loading
at the Pacific Mail dock She VIII take
1000 tons Of freight from here,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
HoRNBLowERs TRIBUTE.

William B. Hornblower said IN con-
cyluding his address
This Is remarkable tribute to
Judge Parker as a man, as II comes
from men Of both political parties after
"A hot campaign. II is unusual that
after such a campaign Of turmoil we
should come together to honor him as "a
man.
Mr.. Black follower Mr. Hornblower
80 much has been said that Is adj
mirable and expressive he said that
there seems 10 be little need OF saying
anything more | have never Joined IN
any function OF welcome more sincere
ly than have In this
"There is no man in an the lists Of
the bench In his state that had that
universal esteem and respect that he
has. II it were my right to propose a
toast,it would be 10 the able and upright
jurlst and the man now before the bar
who has shown the upright qualities Of
his life"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Contract for Army Trousers.

W5shir atom, Dec. n-Secy. Taft to-.
day issued an order directing the quarter.
master general TO award the making OF
some $500 pairs Of trousers for the en-
listed men Of the army az the Schuylklil
arsenal Philadelphia, 20 seamstresses In
that city mainly the widows and or
hans Of spldlers thus 20 ting n quasilon
RACED some time ago, 80 far 40 the pres
6nt lot Is Involved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
WITH Thu BowLERs.
Tuxedos Cllneh Their Position as Lead
ers by Beating Independents.
HOW THEY STAND.

The Tuxedos and Independents clashed
at the league bowling alleys last night
and the former took three straight games.
thereby Cllnching their position as lead
ers Of the championship race.
The season Is now half over with, each
team having 30 games. The last half OF
the schedule win begin on Jan. B. 1905
The break in the games Is due 10 the hOi-
days. The scores IN last nights games
follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Oldfeld at it Again.

Los Angeles, Dec. H-Barney Oldheld
succeeded I'm lowering all automobile rec
Crds from two 20 nine miles at Agricul-
tural park track today. The records az
they now stand are as follows, all being
new except the one mile.
one mile. SO seconds: two miles. 1.46 2-5:
three miles. 2.39 As; four miles 1893 40
five miles. i;29, six miles, 500 rs; seven
miles, GI5 49, eight miles, 100 Is; nine
miles, S:0l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
MISS ROSA MeAHAN OF BUTTE.
How After Two Years She Found a
Remedy for DandfuH.

Miss Rosa McAhan Of 2il West quartz
street Butte, Mont, says, "Herpioide
mas thoroughly ccansed my scalp Of
dandrud with which II was entirely
covered and II has stopped my falling
mar / have tried many different prep
aratlons In the past two years, but none
TOOK effect except Newbros lIerpIclde q"
Dandrutf is a germ disease and Herpl-
eide Is an lniallibIe destroyer OF the
germ Destroy the cause, you remove
the Effect KIN the dandrun germ.
ASK your druggist for ierplclde Il Is
O delightful drcssing allays itching,
makes the hair soft as SILK Sold by
leading druggists Send zoe. In stamps
Tor sample 20 The Horpicide Co., De-
uoit Mich, u, c. NJ. !, Drug Co.. Special
Agents So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
negro Class ofser at Harvard.

Cambridge, Mass, Dec. CIV. G.
Matthews, the negro football and base
ball player, has been elected one OF
Harvard's senior classday officers. This
is among The highest honors IN the
git Of Crimson undergraduates. H..
Chandler Egan, the golf champion, was
elected chairman Of the spread COM
mIttee.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Admiral Davis In Paris.

Paris, Dec. 2l,-Rear Admiral Charles
II. Davis arrived here this afternoon.
Later the admiral called on Ambassa-
dor Porter who advised the foreign OF
flee that Admiral Davis was ready to
take UP his work on the international
committee which is to inquire into the
North sea incident. II is expected that
President Loubet will receive the ad-
mlral tomorrow
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

Norman c. Hopper one OF the most
popular OF Salt Lakes bike riders has
refurn2d from Sew York, whore he was
entered IN the six day race lie was In
splendd condition for the race and was
more than holding his own when his rae
Ing partner filled himself I'm on ice cream
and had TO quit the race. This, Of course,
killed Hopper's chances On his way hero
Hopper stopped IN at Minneapolis 10 visit
his parents Hardy Downing, who Is now
riding In Buffalo. writes that he Will be
back about Jan, 4, Williams will probably
come with him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
TO Eradieate senhles in Sheen.

Washington Dec. a,-Secy. Shaw to-
day transmitted to the house a request
from Secy. Wilson for q deficiency
appropriation Of $4,000 TO eradicate
scables in sheep and mango in cattle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Making Guns for Russia.

Copenhagen, Dec. 2l--Seyeral news
papers here charge War Minister Mad
sen with permitting Danish gun fac
tories to manufacture arms for Russia.
II is expected that the incident will
cause a storm I'm parliament.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

easy while ! am I'm this country. SO that
] VIII ho in good shlpe when ! return
10 England Yes / expect 10 ride In Eng-
land next year and win be on hand for
the early spring meetings"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

Children eat. sleep and grow after
taking HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea Brings rosy choeks laughing eyes,
good health and strength. A tonic for
sickly children. IS cents, Tea or Tab
let's Ask your druggist.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

The twenty-round fight between Dan.
rivals IN love takes place at Franklin
ida, this evening and quite a bunch of
Salt Lake sports viii be on hand TO Wit
ness the mill hotn are strong husky fell
lows. with hayrakng wallops, both fun
Cf ginger and nerve, and each confident
he viii knock thc others block on a"
There win be a large delegations Of ring
STEERS from surrounding towns at the ring
side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

Aurelo Herrera, the Mexican feather
weight. IS decidedly angry over an inter
view puIporung 70 come IRON lIauy
the little Chlcagoa nstates that Nelson
received an offer OF $500 10 "lay
down" IN Butte, Mont, IN HIS fight with
Herrera. Herrera s0ys the whole thing Is
q ne. pure and simple
somebody must have been dreaming
When Murphy heard Of any such thing"
Herrera said last night. 81 was a strong
favorlte IN the fight and Il would have
been slmply impossible TO bet any big
amount on the contest There was a
little betting but no big amounts were
shown, because everybody thought
would win the battle ANYBODY who
would have made such an offer 70 Nelson
would have found pretty hard time Of
Il getting the money on
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

Havre, Mont, Dec. a2-Loue Yong OF
Spokane fouht twenty hard rounds TO a
draw last night. Long sent Fredericks
down twice for the countin the first
round, but weakened from later body
blows and was aoored IN the thirteenth.
The remainder Of the fight was give an |
take TO the end. Both were game and
fast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

you with all our hearts, happiness, sue.
cess and "a future which man who
does his duty ought 20 have In free
DOM"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

Averages Gamble. 100: Hamilton,
~ 10. Talamantes, l9i 2-3, G., Smith,
10 a3. Mcleod, 11S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
INDEPENDENTS.


Ayerages-Howe, 10 20. Evans. ISL 90:
Davis rs 2-3; Darke, liS; skldmore, 1919;
Enos, 1865.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
Iaces

won't stand rubbing, Fels-Nap-
ina soaks the dirt out.
Pes'Nspiha phll.s.losI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22

In San Francisco II seems TO be- the rule
when Jimmy Britt is principal In a
fight to give him the decision II he takes
a bad heating. Sort Of balm for his
wounds Corbett nearly Killed him but
he got the long end Of the purse. Nelson
cut him up pretty badly and made him
run an over the ring with the exception
OF two or three rounds, but the native
son got his reward
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
TEA

The cost Of tea is all in
the tea; the cost Of coffee is
by no means all in the coffee.
Yssr goc, o~urn, yoor neasY L yeu sOa', ID.
kchl,ins'. BsI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
TUXEDOs

Totals ISIS gH 067-2iSs IS q Il II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-22
"PENNY" GOSSIP.

John l.. Sullivan will make a little lee
turo tour n the interest NJ temperance
John will illustrate bis talks with object
out of business
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-23
THE OLDEST RAILROAD
IL IL Little One, Il la England and
Was Incorporated Ia 1919.

IL IL Little One, IL In England and
Was Incorporated Ia 1919.
The traveller who leaves Plymouth
for London BY the Great Western rail,
way will notice when be has proceeded
two and three-quarter miles and is
passing the cath milepost from Pad
dington that the train crosses single
line Of railroad almost at right angle
on the level. To Il Immediately sue
ceeds an overbridge. and then. on the
left hand. or or side. may BE- seen
the single line Ia question. laid upon
rough stone blocks, but presenting =
decidedly out-cf date appeara nee. says
the Railroad Gazette. Ferchancs q
train Of four or ave little trucks load.
ed with square Jumps Of china clay
and drawn by a couple Of horses may
be seen. but in hair mile the old line
trends away northwurd and Is lost
sight OF. Il belongs 70 the oldest rail
road company In the world
The Plymouth and Dartm0or railway
was Incorporated on July ,. 1919. Tor
making and maintaining a tramruad
or Iron railway for the passage Of
wagons and other carriages" from
era btreet TO near the prisons Of wuF
on partmoor. These prisons had been
erected about ten years before on the
louellest and Widest tract ~ land that
could be found. 10 accommodate the
French prisoners OF war who incous
vcnlently crowded Plymouth sound IN
hulks. The protector u the line. how.
ever. Sir Thomas Trywhltt. had a great
Idea that Dartmoor was capable Of cui.
tivation.
The Plymouth and Dartmoor Rail.
way Company was dissolved and re-.
Incorporated by an act Of ISIS FOR the
purpose Of bringing Il under the pro
visions OF modern acts rs to using
steam power. etc The old rates were
revised and steam power was taken to
cnrry passengers II then owed fT5.-
10 to the mortgages. Messrs. Johnson
who release It on being paid In
shares The company haa since con.
structed some local lines near Ply.
mouth which are worked by the Great
Western and the London and South
western. In fact. It IA virtually joint
line now StIl. though Il owns no
rolling stock. IT has nominally nu In.
dependent existence. receives It's rents.
maintains a London office and II will
undoubtedly be considered the oldest
railway company In the world.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-23

In summer the baby should not go
out DURING the hottest part 81 tho day.
Early morning Is Tbs best time for bile
airing. Take him from his bel. wash
bis face aud hands. put light flannel
wrapper on over bis nlEhtdrrsa aud
take him out. lie rnn finish his nap
and have hls breakfast out Of doors
The early morning air In summer IL
sweet and refreshing. and good
tonic. As tho sun crrcpz higher aud
the air becomes warmer you can bring
him In and give him his bath lie
will then probably 20 10 sleep again
in the darkencd nursery. thus AFFORD
ing the nurse a little time for rest or
nap TO make mp for what She ha =
lost by early rising II the weather il
very warm do not send tho baby out
again until late In the afternoon. when
the air again becomes cooler. He can
stay ont during the early evening.
but should always be brought I'm be.
fore the dew begins to fall.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1904-07-23

More than 10000 japanese women
have already volunteered TO so To the
front 10 act as nurses.
Miss Josephine Ponce de Leon, a
tineai descendant Of this eiiseoyerer OF
Florida. has entered u convent al Al
bauy.
The latest vocation opened TO wo6
men Ia Berlin Ii that % bring a
"h0eutgen sister. % q nurss specially
trained for treating patients with
N,rays. a task which requires much
skin aud care.
After long centuries the fashion ia
ladies riding skirts Is changing TIE
Old fosH of side saddle skirt il giving
say ~ yhe ueW style % Fide4assFids
skirt Orders are eonius la f0F a.
sided skirts la iucFras sing nuintssga.
king Edward rsc~H,iy lrst some ehrF.
- stUues on his p-atr at q pa5lie tnue.
tlyu- Ih~ H4OfuvUE Ae lrft a eFvwh ~
AiHsFleaa lsdl~s scrambled fag ltarHs.
with the obJrcy d i said ~ hHndins
them down % thegg dvsernssshIs az
family hetF'oons.
Ihr is1e ia uau eralwtd th~ rire-
t1rai surfasr % woHsvn tu Is~t TIE
Madras PEvp lvurF Frs1et srsi female
voters In issS Neu Zra,a gave ign
uumaaAtpI th- sl.etasn. fsauebisr Ia
lSia tlrFasa Lna passe,i zgmAH's
sur bEtI anal eosnru have gAn right
o. sji 10 tbr lr,i~ful bous- Ia Aastralia.
Woueu harr always asplfrt 10 b.
beautiful anh aatr painted tl4wlr fares
and Tired ghrfr hratla slnrr Hlaw lHs.
memorial and ln ali rounlrtsaa The
srisha ~ japan changes the rutag Of
hrr lips three iimrs IN oH~ rtvniaE sad
~ lIttis lagahrsp Lady rvrr mlaarn
an opt"etual'y % whipping uut Tho
rouge fas aBd mlFFur which tarta la.
disp~usabEr parts pf hrr tpiist