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The Washington times., 1925-10-21

Glen Warner Producing Real
: Rival for California on
Pacific Coast
By MILLER HOLLAND
international News Service

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 21.-
Coach Warmers Stanford gridders
today find themselves very much
in the imelight on hte Pacific
coast. Whereas but one short
week ago "Pop's" boys weren't
classed as world heaters by a
long shot, this week the lads
from the Palo Alto farm are con-
sidered the leading candidates for
this years coast conference foot
ball championship.
Up to last Saturday the alleged
powerful University of California
eleven was the big noise up and
down the Pacific coast. Coach
Howard Jones laundering herd''
down in the spray-swept city of
Los Angeles was supposed to be an
aggregation of veritable man eaters.
Southern California had totaIed 215
points to its opponents 2.
Along came Warmers crowd and
the thunder was smashed out Of the
Numbering Herd" in a way that
not even the most pessimistic An.
gelo had thought possible. The
score was 10 to 9.
anu 40 Ec0uIGy 0GauIOf0 went
20 the head Of the class. The
Cardinals, however, have a long.
long way to go before they can
be crowned 1925 Pacific coast
champions. But they are on theft
way, definitely on their way. !
and Pop" Warner is mighty !:
hopeful. :
Stanford has developed a power
xul defense. There is a co-opera.
ton here between line and back.
Held that does not augur any too
weE for the on-comers. Swan at
right guard and Shipkep and Walk.
er on the wings are outstanding
Mnesmen.
The Cardinal backs are taking on
the aspects of an all-star quartette
with Captain Ernie Neyers at full
BACK, Mitchell at quarter and
Murphy and either Hill or Bogue at
han. Nevers is one of the most
brilliant fullbaclIs Stanford has ever
had His speciality is smashing
through any old line.
Murphy starred in the southern
California game as an open field
runner of no mean ability. Mitch.
eIFs generalship in running the
squad has been, one of the things
to gladden. Pops heart.
The only defeat sustained by
Stanford this season was admin
tstered by the all-star eleven of the
San Francisco Olympic Club. The
score was 8 to O. This same club
team, however. surprised the world
in general a couple of Saturdays
later on, and humbled the Cali
8Ornia Bears Is to o. breaking Cal.
tfornia's great record of five con-
secutive seasons without defeat.
Next weekend Warmers squad
meets the indicated eleven Of
the Oregon Aggies, q team that
has acquired considerable repu-
tafiOn in the Northwest. The
AggieS' opposition has not been
as stiff as that of Stanford, how.
ever, and the PalO Alto team Is
favored to win.
After the Aggies game, Stanford
meets the following opponents:
October 81, University of Oregon;
November z, Washington; Novem-
Der II, California Southern Branch,
and November 81, University of
California.
Washington IS considered the one
real threat in Stanford's path to
November 81 without defeat.
The California game is the big
game" for both Stanford and the
Bears. The Cardinals haven't, de-
feated California in many years
and it is Coach Warmers specific
Job just now to bring such an event
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
ceItics Drill More

The Alexandra Celtics are get
ting ready for the coming basket
ball season. They have eight
speedy youngsters willing to play,
and all have knowledge of the
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
THEY'RE Travellers

The football team of the United
States Marines will play twelve
games this season. They will travel
7 900 miles
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
He's a BUSY Boxer

The record for the greatest num-
Der of fights is claimed by ABE,
the Newsboy," a San Francisco
lightweight, who has fought more
than 900 times.
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
Miss HanseII First

Miss Ellen +. Hansell was the
first women's tennis champion Of
the United States, winning the
tournament in 1887.
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
And Remain "Pure"

An amateur champion in certain
lines of sports Is said to be able
to make his sport bring in from
$4,000 to $4,000 a year in strictly
legal ways.
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
Big Game Plentiful

Throughout the 159 national
forests of the United States there
are nearly 100000 head Of big game
animals.
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
She's a Mere Kid

Mllee. Simone dc Ia Chaume, new
woman golf champion of France, is
only sixteen years Of age.
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
It Costs Some jack.

Under the present rules of conf
petition, it costs $4,000 to challenge
for the billiard title.
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
ivory Getting Scarce

Composition balls are to replace
ivory balls for amateur billiard
In England.
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
All in Association

Canada, Cuba, Germany, England,
France and Mexico are members of
the National Boxing AssociationA
The Washington times., 1925-10-21
Kickoff Runs
Are Not So
Difficult to
Make
By C. E. ("CHUCK") MCGUIRE
Former Captain Of the University Of.
Chicago Football Team

v
Former Captain Of the University Of
Chicago Football Team
(written for International News Service)
CHICAGO, Oct. 21.-With Fried
mans 85-yard dash and Oranges
S0-yard romp for touchdowns on
the kickoff emphasizing the dam
ger of the kickoff play, coaches
will begin, no doubt, to follow the
example set by the crafty Mr..
Stagg in evolving a defense for
these promiscuous dashes. Not to
detract from the feats of the
aforesaid gentlemen, the stunt of
racing for a touchdown from the
Kickoff is not so difficult as the
distance makes it seem.
The kicking team presents but a
thin line of tacklers sweeping down
the field. The ends must keep pref
ty well along the side lines to
guard against a lateral pass and
the rest of the team must keep
fairly well deployed until the d.
rection taken by the ball-carrier is
fairly certain.
A receiver getting up to the line
Of tacklers before they have a good
chance to converge, has only to
evade one or two tacklers to find
himself bursting through the thin
line with only the safeties barring
the way to q touchdown.
Like speeding cars from opposite
directions passing each other, the
tacklers on either side of the ball
carrier have overrun their target
before thew realize it
On a play from scrimmage
there are generally three distinct
waves or lines Of tacIxlers which
must be penetrated. ScrambIing
through the line, the runner gem
orally finds the fuIlback and the
defensev llalfbach, on the side Of
the play, waiting to nab him and,
while he rs eluding them, the
other haIfback and the quarter
have moved over and up to bar
his path.
On the kickoff, as in no other
play Of football, it Is practically Inn
possible for the players on the side
kicking to work together intel
lgently. The main object is to get
down the field as fast as possible
Will every Audu lOE AlHlSeIA. 1HcTS
are interferers to dodge and, al
though drilled to get back on q
straight line course at the original
distance from the players
on either side, this sometimes can
not be done in time.
Two tacklers travelling down the
field, each intent on ..eluding his
blocker, have no time to observe
the movements Of each other. Met
by interferers at the same time,
If both should dodge to the outside,
that is, away from each other, they
leave quite gap between them.
Players have run for touchdowns
from kickoff see rcely varying their
direction a hairs breadth, because
Of just such an opportune splitting
The Washington times., 1925-10-21

And, as a result, Stanford went
70 the head Of the class. The
Cardinals, however, have q long.
long way to go before they can
be crowned 1925 Pacific coast
champions. But they are on theft
way, definitely on their way.
and Pop" Warner is mighty
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20
UNION MAIL ORDER co. &c EIGHT Ave, Dep 10 Milwaukee,

recibiendo una ovacion por la opor-
tunidad de sus conceptos. Luego Ell
poeta Juan calder6n Escolar reci-
to unos vegsos suyos, los que fue-
ron muy cslebrados. Acto seguido
di6se conienzo un bale ameni-
zado por una orquesta. Entire las
se1oritas presentes recordamos a
las Trujillo, Cespedes, Marina Sal
dana, Catalina Y Rita Santana y
carmeita Santiago, las que real
zaban la fiesta con sus miradas
luminosas, sus risas musicales sus
trases carihosas, hacienda culminar
Ell entusiasmo de los muchachoS con
su habilidad en- ell arte de Terpsi-
core Entire estos podemos recordar
Manuel Estrada, Julio, Damian Ell
Isaac Santiago, Oscar Rodriguez,
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Sc pretende que los policias me
cojan ojeriza; que el domingo, el
jefe Caban trato en- forma algo
destemplada a quienes (policias)
llevaron la information la ~Co-
rrespondencia"; que Berreteaga
areng6 los policias Y ellos eran
la repeticion de la esfnge; nj
decian querer nj decian odiar al
Coronel -. etc.
Y para ser mas practices, como
corresponds a hombres serios: Yo
sostengo que dentro de la insti-
tucion policiaca hay tirania; que
con el fantasma del SO del C6di-
go Penal, Sc abusa de su pacien-
cia y de su bondad; que el Poder.
Executive, o las Camaras, deben
abrir una investigation de estos
asuntos, y para entonces yo anun-
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ienorar el resultado de esos car
eos.
Edelmiro Colon: Su suegro Sc
enferm6 POGO despues de casarse
Colon. Pidi6 permiso y no Sc lie con
cedi6. Sc fue por un mandate de
sn conciencia, con el dolor de sa-
Der que sus jefes eran Indifferent
ties al dolor ajeno.
Mas tarde sere mas extenso. va
este articulo Sc alarga. Antes voy
referirme todo cuanto los
iefes han hecho durante estos dias
para matar Ia libertad de pala-
bra en- esos eselavos modernos que
Sc llaman polieias; con motive de
mis- articulos y del trabajo de
"La COrrespondencia' tengo in
formes que vigilan a la polieia
dc San Juan los detectives; que
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Erase propios dc Caton: Invite al
meneiohado articulisia para que
presente eaaos c0neret0s sObre el
particular. lRehriendose a las Ii
eeneiasl.
A4n euando Berretega es quien
ha ablerto IA discussion y q
compete caneretar 50 posiei6n. va
mos = eomplaeeF a tan amable de-
m6erata eitando los siguientes ca
sos gus rec0rdamos de momento:
N eas0 del poiieia Alexandra
Horta. IA madre De este polieia
estaba enferma de grayedad. So
lieit6 Dc Berreteaga un permiso.
40 se le e0ncedi6. Insisti6. Tam
POGO. neFreteaga le dijo que re-
Hpnelafa. Horta fae q yer a su
mama. Al regreso. le formularon
eeEgoA ] 3 estas horss quiero
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UN INcENDIo EN- ARRAs

ARRAs, febrero 10. Gable fran
ces. .l-Esta ciudad que parece que
rer desaparecer, despues de las de-
mcliciones sufridas durante la gue-
ira por las baterias alemanas, ha
perdido aver, causa de un incen-
dio, uno de los mas hermosos edi-
ficios que habian quedado en- pie.
81 Geologic de Jovenes'', ha sido
totalmente destruido por las nanas
de un horroroso incendio que gracias
a los esfuerzos de los habitantes
puede ser localizado tempo. Las
p6rdidas Sc calculan en- dos millones
de frances ore.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20

Ahefs
de
sffts stses ssiosos felicdad
tea k4sFaaaes hbro
Ests ahfe fecidsd
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AGRADABLE FIESTECITA

Ell sabado IA de febrero Sc reu-
nieron en- la residencia del estima-
do joven Julio Santiago numerosos
amigos para festejar su onomasti-
co. Protasio Maymi .habl6 acerca
del objeto que los agrupaba ALI,
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clio, que son muchos los cabos y
policias, que estan dispuestos a
decir 81 quieren 81 odian al Co
ronel, 81 hay tiranfa no en- su
ORGANISING, Y 81 desean no de-
clararse en- huelga.
Despues de todo bien decia Pc
rez Amador: Berreteaga no puede
sostener una discussion en- la prem
sa con un abogado: Es muy in
fantil su logica.
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Gregorio Mercado, Alfredo Cine
neg, Rufno Andino, Carlos Saldana,
Rafael Llano y Jose D. Figueroa
Las horas pasaron rapidas Sc
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dos de la manana
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Sc VENDE
Papel yiejo a $3.50 quintal.
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Angel N. PARA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-20

lvAUD A SER EscLAvo ToDA sU VIDA PARA Ell BENE-
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PAGINAS. SO Parties CON 65 ILUSTRAClONES LIE INDI-
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-09
GILL.IOM GETS
BELL PAPERS
Law Head Considers Appeal
in Phone Case.

Attorney General Arthur L. Gill
liom today received a copy OF the
Johnson County judges jury in
structions in the case in which the
State was defeated in its suit to re-
woke charter of the Indiana Bell
Telephone Company with the Ameri-
can Telephone & Telegraph Co.
Gilliom will make thorough
study Of the case before deciding
whether to file motion for a new
trial. 1t is indicated that the case
might be appealed to the State
Supreme Court If motion for retrial
should be denied.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-09
BLACKBURN DEFENSE HOPES TO REST TODAY
MOTOR BUSES
WILL BE UNDER
LAW OF STATE
Recent Moorhead Act Gives
Regulation to Public Serv-
ice Body.

/, While the public service commits
sion as yet has come to no definite
conclusion as to the office machinery
for regulating motor buses, several
meetings have been held recently in
which the new law which puts
buses under control of the commits
sion has been discussed. This act,
known as the Moorhead law. will go
into effect about May l, when all
laws not carrying emergency provi-
sions are promulgated by Governor
Jackson.
In assuming regulation of buses
the commission will parcel out the
work to it's different departments
and heads. Each member of the
commission will be expected to bear
his share of the additional work.
! Commissioners have definitely
agreed that 'jitneys" and buses OPP
Grating entirely within the corpor-
ate limits of cities and towns will be
exempt from State regulation. Other
classes Of bus and motor traffic ex-
empt will be taxicabs, hotel buses,
funeral vehicles, school hacks and
motor vehicles used only for casual
hire.
Intercity bus lines operating lover
a fixed route with substantially
regular schedule for period of
ninety days Immediately prior to
the taking effect OF the act shall re-
ceive from the public service com
mission a certificate OF convenience
and necessity to continue such OPP
Grafton. upon submitting to the
public service commission within
thirty days verified proof OF
such continued service" the law
reads.
For bus lines not having operated
ninety days the owner or manage
ment must submit to the commits
sion a petition from which the body
will determine the matter of con-
venience and necessity. Issuance OF
certificates must take place only
after a public hearing on the petit
ton. Liability bonds must be sub
mitted by bus owners and must be
approved by the commission.
Penalty for violation o. any
clause OF the Moorhead bill carries
$40 to s10G fine for each offense.
and each day the violation con.
tinues a separate offense may be
charged.
Right OF the State highway COM
mission to suspend right OF buses
to operate on any road Is preserved
In the law.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-09

The price of Belgian coal has been
reduced ten francs a ton to meet
foreign competition.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-04-09
PNOT0GR PHER
SAYS MEN Are y
the VAIN SEX
Delicate Adjustment of Tie
Is Big Question Be-
fore Camera.

Women are the vainer sex, ac-
cording to the teachings of the ages,
but before the camera, men hold
title to vanity and and "finicky'
conduct, Indianapolis photographers
say.
Business appointments and cares
of the day are shelved while the
man subject tackles the delicate and
lengthy task of adjusting the neck
tie. a Pennsylvania st. studio owner
said.
1t Is arrangement of the tie that
causes more disputes between pho
tographers and their male patrons
than any other matter.
Wringles in the coat bother men
more than the arrangement of
woman's dress, a favorite masculine
comment being that coat looks like
I'd slept in it,"
Women's dresses are 80 filmy
nowadays that the question Of a
fold more or less is immaterial, the
picture takers say.
Many women have their pictures
taken once a year, but few men arr
photographed more than once deV
cade, it was stated.
Indianapolis photographers are
chuckling over the reply of a ha-
raised member of their profession.
who faced the fire of woman GUS
toner.
This picture doesn't do me JUS
tice," the woman said.
"Mercye, not justice is what you
need, Madame" was the photo
grapher's rejoinder.