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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. 1923.
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FOOTBALL CAPTAIN,
I . - A A-. . I
of Hard Jolts Received
in Various Battles
During Season.
AwncbtM Pre Wrl
I'lTTtfitritCil, lec. 13. Al
..assmau. New York university
football captain who nan been In
a hospital I. ere since the Carnegie
Tech Kaine of November 17 with
a bead injury, neeius tu be suffer
ing from a rase of ''repeated
bumps." He In iiuprovitiK dally.
U'h have Junt learned," said
hi doe lor loduy. "that l.assman
hpeui almost every week end lu a
hospital recovering from head and
Christmas Special
In Holiday Gifts
Coats and Dresses
AT HALF OFF REGULAR PRICE
Buy her a coat or a dress for her gift and
there are many other special gifts to pick
from.
Marksbury Store
NURSERY TREES
C. E. Moyer, Nursery
Large and complete flock of walnut, peach, prune, penr,
cherry, apple, fit;, chestnut, filbert, persimmon, etc. Se
lected fruit trees for replants.
Fifteen varieties of grapes.
Street and shade trees, Norway rraple, sycamore, locust,
horse chestnut hawthorne, birch, also roses, vines and
other ornamentals.
Why not dal direct with -the growers and owner, securing
home grown icclimated stock, and tee what you are buying?
Orders placed now will be reserved until you are ready to
plant.
Nureery and Sales Yard 8 miles south of Roteburg on
Pacific Highway, or 1 mile north of Dillard Station.
PRICE LIST ON REQUEST
C. E. MOYER, ROSEBURG, ORE.
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whkh 1011 ten rtiide oowii 10 a whnpi 01 Tn up 10 il.r
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tifcck In juries Incurred in football.
Hi pri-iienl cuKtf neem to be ail
; uccumulalion of then repeated
bumps "
The statement mhleii that Uf
had suffered an Impairment of
functioning on his 1U siUe, but
I at no tfu.e cuuld it be? coiiairuvi
Hi paralysis.
I 'This tuutlititju in improving
' dully and he now has ub-solu'e un
B'o liU lift side and aim," km id the
(statement.
J-aKni'an i.- euiitely conscious.
but. Ih tlocior .a id; "As In all
cane), ni memory a
to the actual hiippeniiiKH is faulty.
He doesn't rerall the K.uiie, which,
to us, is perfectly natural."
II Ik pul-e mikI respiration are
normal and tilery Is no sign '
brain heiii iirliae. Almomir t
is iieet HHiry lor full recovery. II '
wan Indicated he iniKht be at the
Hospital lor a total of thirty days!
or more. j
It has never been definitely U
lerniliid bow the aMant tackle
huit, hut it is believed he wan ac
t'ldelltly kicked by aiHJlher ptayei.
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j uiJil. Sicilian was uiicoiotcious lor
t live minutes.
(.odtrey neiyueu 213 pounus and
.Sicilian Jl'J.
Fights Last Ntght
Aki on. i). tiunieit uono. Lil-
wood City. I'a., outpuiu'ed FranK
W me. Montana t ilt-
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A GOOD CROP
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out ot our nai d en tiiis uinnier'.' im-if. AthU iir association and in
liltOWN (sadlyj: Three bo u, a ' a wearer ! the minor "O" nward-
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Uarometrlc pressure (reaucea
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Relative bumidiiy 5 p. iu. yes-
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tiiudesi luiepcraiure ye..tt-nia n
Do . est leiii'i;Uure last lii;iit 37
Average teiuperaturo tor the
day . -IJ '
formal teuiperature. tor thtn
date -I-
I'ret lpliatlon, laijt 2i hoiHit y
Toial preclp. since Ihi month . 1. 12
Normal preclp. for thin month 5.31
Total preclp. from Sept. 1,
litJh. lo dale .
Averaga precr. from Sept, 1,
D77 D'7
Tofil aetlclency 1ul- Sept. 1,
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Average seasonal preclp. Sept.
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STATE COLLEGE
I i r -i t a .
uocai i upus very Mcuveurd.i-; Charles Norton, fre
in Campus Organizations ! """mere, and KuKei. By-
I ill q j j em. Tn.shman in etiKineeriuK
ana Ail OtUdent , wilhnr is represented by three
Affairs. students, John Irving, senior In
j agriculture; Lola Irving, tresh-
iil(K:o ST4TE AClCfl'l -
1 Tl'iiAL t'OLLKUK, (oivailis. In-c
1:;.-- lioj bm is repiesi utcd by
2'f and Itoaulf. 4 toui,iy by tio out
o; the yitM Mtiidt-ijt.s attending Ore-
! K'I Stale college this term. Ti
! t;;l rei;iMt rat iun at tlie college.
cliuiiii the summer se.iou, is
'I'holma Smith, senior In home
' c-onomles. Is a meiiiber of the
: I'hilion club In Waldo hall and al -
I so cu t 'in K;t)p i rin, national
; scholastic htnoiary fraierniiy. tine
I I.h- Heeretaiy of Omicrotn Nu na-
lloniil honorary fraternity In home
economics, a member of the In -
Mt - p. - hdt - nt Ktudiit council, a:id
t of 1 he Hig Sis'er council
Clifford Thornton is a nopho
more optional and a member uf
Theta Iieliu Nu. social liaternlty.
He Ih a member of Alpha Helta
Siinm, uaiional protesnionHl ad-
1 vei lining fuitei nity, the Ad vert is
jing chid, and Hammer and Coffin,!
11. u ion:il honorary ftaternity for
J colled; hurnorLstn. He Ih also'
i manairer of the (. S. e. Iaily !
irometor.
liertha Kohlhagen. senior in
home ecmi'niiics. in a inemher and
vice president ,f Delta Delta
ed loj profit it;mv In athletics.
She is cliaitnian 01 tlie committee
for putting out the Women's Ath
leilc (liisorhition handbook, and
played on the senior hockey team.
She is also a nitmbei- of the home
et oirijiiicM ch:b.
Ves.a llcekley. junior in com
merce and a inemb'-r of Chi On:e
va, national social sororiiy, it) as
sistant manager of the I'taver an-
1 nn.;l and a member nt the O. S.
t. I'.l ! i:;.ime(er Kt. ll She I
li.i'lt e
n'p'i f,
' i" n:emler of the ,clal t m-
of the chanihe: of cu.:-
organization jr sit.-
enih registered in commerce.
K i nees It. liner. su ipJiiiore
o nal education,
r I'.iia Delia Delta.
iu yunti l y, ai.d v.
: tin li fjooih at the
i(iou:il :o
ill cliag
W- V. A.
uiiau in
i o- . incit e and a pi-.
Omei .1. liatioi.al socm
S': v. as t iio.-u n a.- a
Ci- A:c o' iati d Uoo'-ii
.e (o t'h:
1 s;no:ity.
:ik :i:ta r f
tli--; soioiity.
J L' Hunt, fn shiuan i,i c jin-
; n.t n e inid a pledge to Theta Chi,
; ii n ion il social frateri iiy, is a
t me n r .: tlie fresh u ,i ti-;ick
.sjiiii. ;rM. ioi.k i':ul hi ire inua
; in.' ; ,. . v:.s t ;in:i;i y i.n ...
; i:iiz:;lioih Aliiiiii.'iin, .siiiluinnirt '
I ii! i)i ;ilk.n:il i-ijiieutioii. Is a nu ui-
IllT III .S!l-m:i Klll'pil. IMltllMUlt Sll-
lil.il MMiinly Mi,. js a iiM iiih.T cf
jih.- K in lil i. lliiu ip uininiui.' i,f
I thi- V. W. '. A nlnl layi',1 on llio ;
...i.ik:i:-iii. lun k.') train.
Hi l n Kiilh.. Is a B-nlnr In vii. i
iraiiiiinil (..liii iiilim mill a iiii'inh, ,. I
"( Sinnia K;i.pa. n.ilhmal m ial !
". K!m l.i also a ilav i .Ii !
I mi ol l In- o. S ('. Mally " Ha i -!
nit liT.
I CftnKf Hunt, junior In , (:
I " ii'iil a nu nihi r ol Tln-la I'lil.
I nalional social fiali-niily. si-rnil
on I Jit- junior piojii coniniliiii. j
.Marian l-M,h.T. iioiiIioiikiii. In '
j homo oi ononiii s. is a liiomlior an. I '
liiMi.o' iiiiiiiavor or hi'la t -It 1 A I-I
. I'lia. naiioii.il soi'ial Kororlly. Sl;0
lis also a luriiili.'r of llio' W.wi. t
. i j 1 1 i -1 , i- i oiini II or llio I'loslij. !
ti'lliill rliun-li,
Ii-. Miami llaar is a soplionioiv '.
in i.i:in .i.i in. ami a nu nili. r of '
Alalia Can. ma l:lm. inilional so-I
i.il fral. .lull... H,. 1, in,. moor 1
Ol llio IJiivori C;iiinu man Slalf
anil look pail in ill., inn-a-muia!
r! issloiluiiy lai-o.
I'oi.nlij Mjisiors. siMiiioiiioro.
hi mi .ilional .-.in. anon, is a in. lu
ll, i ol A i ; 1 1 ;i li.i.i.r.ui ', nalional
si.i l.il Mlnoil :li,. st.rvo.l on n...
U . ('. A l.aa;ii' ooiinnilli'i'.
lli oito Chun hill s a rivsliman
in loi.sny i i nl a iI,iIk,. lo Tall
K l:i''il"ii. nalional soi i.il
1 1 :i 1 .1-!. ii II.- i. a lu.. nil.,.,' or llio
fr. Lilian l..i,,. il,.,li .ii.,, ami ih.-
.11 . I . nl,
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b-r of the rhilion club in Waldo t
h.tll. Siie is also a tii;mtir of
ifip Madiial club, Wu club for
women. '
Utlitis attenUiijg fioui RatburK j
forestry ; Juim aiuuier, seuior
la the .ultal tUKiueei iut ; Clair
1 ayloi . ttaior in elccliical en-
lit ei'iliK. aud Alien Iiutnba.k,
Aopliuiuoiu ui an'iitulture.
Studeiitii from Suihrlin are
Cliesit-r Stark, freshnian in chemi
cal eni!ie-rinK; la re nee lun-
BUp;iuiuui in rienrai ru-
li;tI1 111 tommerce; uumiau mu
ct.iir. junior in commerce.
Stud"iits from iJrain are Dan
Aptjleaie, t ieahruan in enpineer
inu ; ( lark llarihol'miy, freshman
in toamieiee: Joe Lonard, sopho
n.oi u in vocat ional education ;
Marvin Leonuitl. sophomore in
.-let-meal eiiKUieeiliiK.
I Oakland is represented by six
' Mud-nts. Uyrou I.-Vore. frvsh -
iman in phunuaey; William Kasiey.
j junior 111 uiecincai engineering
lioh.-rl Ilbuehens, freshnian in
f""-:iiry; Leighton Koehler, fresh-
; man in agriculture; Charles .Med-
1 h y, freshman in engineering, and
!ienge Wilcox, freshman in for-
jestry.
! ilyrtle Creek Is represented by-
three students, Dorothy Kiee, jun
ior lu home economics; Winston
ami James Kiee. junior in phar
macy. The two students from Days
Creek arc Carl Totteu. junior in
commerce, and Norman Raymond,
senior In commerce.
Others from the county are
Inez Parkman. sophomore in home
economics, from Azalea; Robert
Caeheer. (reshmau in forestry,
fioui Dixouville; Marie Itne, sen
ior in vocational education, from
elide; Clenn Voorhies, senior in
forestry, from looking (Mass;
H-rt Koheila, senior In commerce,
from Jteedport; Janice Aiklns.
ttu.dunan in home economics, Irom
Kiddle; Helen Moore, sophomore
in home economics, from Ruckles;
Conrad Wessella, freshman In
chemical engineering, from Scotts
burg; Tracey Applegate, sopho
iLore In electrical engineering,
from Yoncalla-
Seta 'Em on End
"U'lmfs wrr.iig with J-.linny'ii
hair. It's slii'i' and liii-.tljnjfr Ihe
doctor etills It cinenmludy. It comes
oin seeing too many hair-raising
SRoppnghys
vis
URBV'S
STOREWIDE
PRICE
WRECKING
SALE
Means a very
unusual oDDOr-
tunity to sup
NEEDS AT
REAL
Savings
M Right Now!
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COME!
ant see these
Beautiful Gift
, Bargains
John R. Kelly
Sheet Metal Worlu
llratinti and
Ventilating
Western Furnaces
S04 N. Jickson Phone 46
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BATTLE BOLIVIA
l. :K Vrrmntr s Hnw
He Missed Opportunity
to. Stage Melee jn
South America.
NEW YOUK, Uec. U Tex
Rickard made known today that
in 19U he loat a chance to pio
mote the biggeat fight uf his car
eer a war between itolivia and:
i'araguay. j
Hickard sp. nt eight years lu
i 'aruyu-i. going nin- m
1 'l'n cow bodys sent
I '' "l rarquanar aynuicaie
KUgcd In the cattel industry and
ueve.opme.ut of the country's re
aoUltes." "in 113,'' said Uickard, "I came
up throuKii the ArKentine wi'H
twenty cowboys, 6o,uou head ot
cattte and a train of about fifty
wagons, witb Uie idea ol crossiu
into Paraaay across the Fiicomayo j
river, the boundary between Paia-1
guay and the Aigeuiiue.
"Well, as soon as wu got imo
Paraguay we came across a lot of
torts, an uiltd with iJoliviaus. An
these Doiiviaus boioiers they were
said taat H we didu t tutu luck
they U shout us.
"Well, we (houKhl we'd better
gj mound, eo we came out aain
and went south throUKh the AlKe:
tiiin tii Auneiiiii ami tutu i'aia-
yuay ac.os tlie eastern boundary,
the I'araKuay river. When we i;ol
there we toid them how there
were a lot or Bolivians bitting in
forts in tue middle of Paraguay,
and that vexed them a bit. It waa
the rhbt they'd heard of it, I
guess.
Offered Whole Army
"Anyway, they all came around
to me, the president, the cabinet
and every one, and ihey told me
that it l d go out aud fliflu iiu
lioiitiuns they'd f-'ive me all the
soldiei s 1 u anted uiid more.
They d gite me ail aiuiy. in fact.
"Well. 1 didu t like tu act with
out instructions, so 1 wired to uiy
pec pie iu Buenos Aires and they t
called lo Mr. l-'aiquahar in Paris. )
He did n t want a war. though; lie!
had too many bit: interests; he had
loo much at stake- And so I niis3- ;
ed my chance to lead an army. ' ;
Tlie promoter of puil'Mic fijjlits !
said he still owns sou square I
miles of laud in the (Iran (Tiaco,
the disputed territory. He said i
he had granted grazniK privileges!
lo a group of Americans and that
the land might
come in usetul
Home day.
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