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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBUKC OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1928. SEWN Schilling was the first to pro duce pure spices in America - - and even today Schilling Spices are still used by pure food experts as their stan dard of quality and purity. Coffee 3 1 Rstractt . HUSKIES Tfl VIE SATURDAY WITH OREGON STATE Aggies Compelled to Rely on Unseasoned Men to Start Battle. RIV AL LINE REVAMPED Idaho in Poor Condition to Clash With California; " McEwan Goes South to Watch Foe. ftnrnnni niniln IlUn said, however, that he would not expect such a tax on tne invest ment banking business to raise a great deal of money. The two conferences were called to arrive at some means of regain ing the state revenue that has been lost by a federal court derree holding that national bank stock cannot be taxed. Heretofore no tax has been levied on financial Insti tutions competing with the .banks. i lloyd, while being quizzed by the ' I commissioners, declared that the , SALEM. Ore., Oct. 26 Members ' banks a'rq in competition wUb .the of the slate tax invest.KatinK com-J Investment bankers, and not the mission, in session here Wednes! Investment bankers with the ban kit day with bank representatives, j as had Ktiivalated the pnvtous anil Thursday with the investment, day. With a lyeat many banks ha-' Hankers and building ana loan lug Dona aeparunems ne preuici- CORVALL1S, Ore., Oct. 26 Vernon Kiiers, all-coast uaut, wiil lead Uit Orjf;on twate. coUei?u football loam into the tray totiioi- row nfiftiiist th Vnlversiif o J Washington. Elleis was named captain of the : quail last night aa 'the team departed for Seattle for the game. . . . A lineup similar to that which , dayed Washington tStat in the tn til half of the paiue Just 'week will ajart for Oregon State, Coach, Sciufciiier anucnuued.' This iuftiudtja almost a sopuomore backfield, as Mapie Is liie only letterman, otn- RIVALS AGREEABLE ! TO Ail EXCISE TAXi that an excise tax on these con cerns will not be seriously op posed. T. H. Uoyd of Portland, ren--resentintr the investment hankers, must ultimately go out of business. This Is Indicated pai ticularly. he said, with the advent of bancorpor af Ions. , In Iowa's history for alumni and tnajweVtat ; : " I , Both oJovvds. few. to go through final practice on Iowa field' lo- i day. I loth team were in pood con diliou, especially the two rival line busters. "Biff Chief MeLaln of Iowa and "llronko" NaguisW of the Gophers. A slashing- Hue duel la ex;ected to feature the battle of the big ten behemoths. Four other big ten teams also bet; an their Invasions of foreign lields today. Wisconsin had 31 men at Michigan. Northwestern was at Illinois. Ohio State was enroute to Indiana, and Purdue's ooiter makers Invaded Chicago. Eastern Battles NKW YOltK. Oct. 26 The '00 tlnus appear ripe for the squar ing of some football accounts out staading since last fall. A half i dozen eastern college elevens take I the field tomorrow given at least I an even change to avenpe defeats j they suffered at the hands of the same opposition last fall. Army's cadets, well aware that i there Ib no Hruce Caldwell at Yale I this year, have high hopes of gei- j ting even for a 10-6 defeat last fall, j Navy trimmed Pennsylvania. 12- 6. lu 1927 but most Annapolis j supporters will be content if the j Midshipmen finish within two tpuc hdowns of Penn tomorrow. The Princeion-Cornell and Har vard-liartmmnh pames are In the i doAibli:! clars. Ar::.inst t h r e e uiinor oppenis. Cornell has appear- ' ed to advantage v. hile Princeton ( haft yet to show what it can do against a first-class opponent. The ; Tigers had their opportunity j apuinst Virginia but Princeton rooters are hoping that that score less tie is not indicative of the real strength of Hill Kopcr's men. Dartmouth's machine has tramp led all opposition underfoot with out trouble thus far but Harvard, j u me uuiut-ai nuiu ti a limn ers being Hughes and Snerwood, I Still there are few hardy enouuh halves, and tnief Thompson, lull back. Use of these unseasoned players to start Important games la forced by early season Injuries of Twit citell and vMeolt u, vetoraq .bsC Tnitchell was hurt in early prac-1 tice and haa not played in any to venture an outright belief t hat Harvard can avenue the 30-6 beat ing it took last fall. Chevrolet 1927 coach. This Is i j that tine small family car that you' ihave been looking for for a long I .time and now is your chance to oonfeieuce'- tame t ii i a aetiwn, jbly one on terma from HaQ Starling linemen are WimlocK Dlu Vl,"uu,ri and. striff. ends; Luce -and Siout guaitts ; GeddeB, center. Shakeup in Huskies : SKATrLK, Oct. 2i fC rejuil acied and tumbled I'uivensity of v asli)UKlon football squad vas tupeiiiiK olf today in preparation for the Huskies' twenty-second meeting with Oregon Uit Col lege here tomorrow. - The rotbrti or three regulars to the squad and const ant cnatiKing of ttie firm eleven with the aimost certain eli mination ot Cauiain Clarence Clarence Lrtiks frdia tlie Marttug ' According to an announcement lineup, apparently have put souk: made here Monday everything Is 4 fit' kit hai If ililfi Ilia u.H'.lr,.,,.,,! nikur "-ill aitt" fur uvlnnult a mwfu. I S I Husky that ' w ft 6 -'unmTfifiHiy fiiuns at the Ilonanxa Cinnabar crushed by the University of Ore-imiiies einhl miles east ot butnen-i son wik . -t- 1 buihenin Kun. 1 ne 'tha fi tn I hut W 1 Imrli Vn tli ;ridlron a! tor being out with In juries art1; W41cox,( guartl-; i)ftchiuery and equipment to oye-j rate the mines is expected to nr- rive here in about leu days and lu,' fho nieautiino an entire new ctimy t ia being constructed. This will cou-':i nisi ot a building to house the ma- i ch:nery, several cottages, boarding, house, bunk house, etc. i The first unit to be Installed tt till Snyder, veteran end, and'1 Thurle Thornton, triple threat ; half back. Ail three appeared cer-.t I tain of being in tl.u starting lint- ' v up again-u o S. C, as did Henry I ' 15. 1 Wentwcrth,- xoo-pouna ilackH who, j g nas men in t aptatn inrka booth wm clll!ist of a juo-ton rotary up.i, g, 01 Mie. ume Hnc I,,e orcgou Imw. lhla ,liaehine will be able tuj 1 Kiuuii v , ' handle one hundred tons of ciuna-r S r , ' 1 yl i'Zi, . who is In charge of work at glj AlcMvan. I nivorsify 0reg6(i !.tlie mmt.8 8(alea tlmt a 8W0nd I , football coach, decried h.s play- i UIIlt o( slnitar t;ipactly would , g:e.8 l,cr( today to take a trip to (lwbHbiy be adUt.u iu UlB near Iu, J UBericeiey; CuJif., io scout the game lUre I i, 1 ueiiwi-ii miu 1 inversiiy 01 t amor gt nia and Olympic club at Uerkeley lomotiow. itie t nlversiiy' of Ore- gi gou will play California In a Pact- WOOD SUPERIOR CIRCULATOR Heats Like Furnace Requires less fuel. Looks like furniture. Satisfaction Guaranteed PARSLOW FURNITURE CO. fie coast conference contest next week. J While absrnt .Vom the campus McEwan's squad will be tmndled by his assistants, Gene Vidal and Dick Iteed. Noted Coaches Coming LOS ANGELES, Oct. .--Nationally known looihall cerhea qf the country. Including Tad 'Jom-e of Vale, Hill Hoper, Prlnceion, Hob Zuppke, Illinois and Fielding Yost of Michigan, are to be invited to attend the annual University of Southern CaJiforuiH men's home coming footb;ril dinner - here No vember Coaches of Pacific coast conlerenre teams alr.o will be in attendance. Eastern loaehes are .expected 1 to be in Low Anj-'f !es to witness the Southern Cnlilornia - Notre j lame game here De-ji-mlier 1. The . weflterii mentors nil) In here dnt- fug the v.ek pi-diiik' the clash! auend.iu; ti1B 111 parley of III.- Whenew ,ou ,he.e hor.s on laeittc cnast conrerem-P. . jf of over.. you know thry P.00r Shapa . r-rnt ore rail ...ti.l.ction. Ifp'it ftcrlmmaKe drill lhla after- it is expected that between thlr-l tj.-live and lorty men will be given; employment at the mines until the bundingH are completed and every thing is in shape for operations; 1 but the regular force to be main tained permanently w ill be about thirty. In an interview yesterday, Mr. Wenzcl stated that five or six weeks would be required to con struct the buildings and get the equipment installed. The Honanza mines are loeated one and one h'tlf miles south of the Noupariel cinnabar mines w hirh were re cently taken over by seve.al capi talists who are arranging to erect buildings and Install equipment preparatory to beginning opera tions. With development under TIUDt JJ. li -m MAM I .Whether they atro noon 'will rloce a week of painful ptartire for the ?ii.ied Uihvy. Ity ot Idaho f-qtiad which will b pitted a:ainsi the University of cahioiiiia at Angeles team, : here Saturday afleii.nun. f'o.ich rhailie E(b today wa:i wondering how he could -tii.d 1.1 even uninjiirefl men for a starling! me nil. rtin1.11 e;ii iv inn sean il wu fruitless, lor he aanouneixl that Kt-i i-iii.-uiK. fuiibaek ; ii 111 1, eMi ; 1 Hutriiiso:i, hal:l,ark: Ideiil, taekle, and Pierce, end, who havo b.-e 1 nuipicg injuries, probubly wuld start. I Mid-West Program CHICAGO. Oct. 2v- The day of oppor'amiPy appears to haw! c ru- at hast lor v.eaii Uurt ln-I ; wTs-en o Iowa. I TIuiik hnU .f t ... ; I Come fully equipped to do all kind, of wo,k. Their power U un-l" Z it ! equalled in any troctor near the same rating. ( ,.n ,n ui r,.t,, ,, , . 1 1 j .t 1 1 ,t . lion. a. i' now m-thi tilrn. I n ' -These tractors are takin:: the lead in the farming ertion ul the lt,. , ,,, middle state,. 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