TWO
KOst-BUKL. MbWb-Kt.vlt.W. KUiLHUKG. OKLC.UN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1930.
STATERS SET FOR
mi
Thrilling Individual Duels
Expected to Mark Big
Game for Aid of
Shrine Home.
Movie Camera Exonerates
Army of Mistreatment
of Booth in Fight
Against Yale,
I'UIXMAX. Wanh., Oct. ;io
Fiuld aiia'tttKy nolwilliBtHiidliiK, the
tool ball clitsh between Oregon
State college anil the Washington
Slate Coiiuhi'b Saturday hvoihi-iI
today to promise plenty of Individ
ual duelH.
Hlg Klmer Schwartz, Cougar full
back, who Iiuh been a thorn in
the Heavers' Hide for two years,
taecs one of 1 ho toughest align
ment h of the lot. Frank Little, 1!0
pounds or dynamite who lilts like
a hydraulic rath, probably will be
on the opposite side of the line
from the Crlnisou pile driver. Thy
probably aro two of Hie best full-
. hacks on (he coast and should
keep things lively.
Then there Is Mel llein, Coukui
cp'uler. and I'uck Ilauinier, OrutiKf
pivot man. Mel has shone even
while Schwartz, is In action, bul
If "Hummer f unci Ions Saturday as
he did against Stanton! two weekit
n Mel will liavo plenty to think
about.
Team In Good Shape
Carl KllliiKscn, of Hip ('ougurs,
and ilbwdy Kerr, of the lli-avers,
Uneaten the thinl major duel. Kl
llufisen has been plven passing and
klckiUK assignmentH most of Hie
season, and in this dcpartunml
possibly he outshines Kerr. Hut
the latter has been i-cspo:iHihle for
nittrh of the Heavers' srrimmnae
Kttlns, and If HollltiKbory elects
to' stay oil the ground with Kllfii;:-
sen, fans ought to ueo something1
pretty.
The Cougars, all In fine physical
shape, expect to wind up 'practice
today, and except for light work'
outs at rortiaiui, win rem until
whittle time.
Forecast Spurned
Hackers of tho Cougars today
were wondering how much money,
if any, could be placed on an un
named California optimist's Im
plied prediction.
Graduate Manager Karl V. Fos
ter, of Washington Slate, said he
found In his mall a ticket applica
tion for 'he New Year's game ut
Pasadena rose bowl.
Modestly. Manager Poster re
turned the check with the nota
tion that such a gaum was not on
the Cougar slate yet.
O. S. C. Lineup Formed
COitVALLIS, Oct. lit). A rested
team, lull of pep and with plenty
of potential power. Is promised by
C oach Paul J. Schlssler for t Port
land's aecond interrelate football
spectacle Saturday when Washlug
on State and Oregon State meet
m their Shrine benetit guine.
Coach Schlssler is Kiving his
men much Intensive work this
week, but not wearing tlioni out
vvllb Idiik scrimmage.
In the backiield Schlssler has de
cided to start lltierke at quarter,
Sherwood at left half and tfoe at
right, with Little at fullback. This
leaves the backfleld with no scn:
soned punter, reviving the rumor
that Schlssler has been grooming
Ihierko as a triple threater, intend
ing to use htm for some nurpriso
kicks at strategic moments. Hucrlcc
was not In Hie Pacific game last
wee it.
On the line the Oregon State
couch will have all liin regulars
except Lovejoy, end, wIioho place
will be rilled by McHilvray. Me
Kalip will be at the other whig,
Kent and Pete Miller ut tackle.
Cox ami Thompson at guards and
Hammer, center.
Meanwhile student support of
i he team has never shown better
than now with more than 2immi
student tickets for the game al
ready sold. Plans for the week-end
iit Portland were completed at a
student body rally meeting y ester
day.
( The Klgaiose school will hold d
pie social Saturday, Nov, 1st, at K
p. rii. ;ood program. Ice cream,
coffee and pie for Bale. Adv.
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ORDERS OF I. C, C.
rib which punctured the liver.
WuKner got up abd within a few
seconds,, won the only fall of the
match, but -van forced to forfeit
when he collapsed after he left the
Ung. : r - -
Tho matclr Van the feature bout
rot the first wrestling show to be
offered In Chicago In more than a
year, the Illinois state athletic
commission only recently having
Iffted Its ban against the game.
Mttoriatwl 1'r.w Loan Wire)
WASHINGTON. Oct. HO Final
approval was given by the inter
state commerce, commission today
to a Joint project ol the Northern
Pad lie and Oregon - Washington
Railroad and Navigation company
for the construction of 59 miles of
new railroad from Mocllps to the
Holt river, in Washington state.
The original routing -for the ex
tension was changed last summer
and the order today allows the
roads to proceed with the new
location. In addition, the commis
sion approved joint u.se. ' con t facts
by which (he Oregon - Washington
company will occupy Northern Pa
cific lines adjacent to the exten
slon.
Two abandonments of short, lines
contemplated by other north Pa
cilic carriers were favorably re
ported to the commission today
by examiners.
The Sumpter Valley railroad in
Oregon lenlatively was authorized
to abandon 20 miles of line from
Hales t Prairie City. Tho Inter
mountain Railway company was
given a like favorable report on
lis application lo abandon l'A miles
beteween Stelrman and Center
vllle. The commission will consid
er the abandonments further be
fore acting.
MAKER OF BOMBS
TRAPPED BY SLEUTH
: City Budget Meeting
NOTICH 1H IIKHKIir IjIVION;
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BlnniKJT askwl I'ra8icrliin Hauzti-
no lo construct a bomb lor hint,
ltuzzuno thmiKlit it a ooil joko to
humor lilm wllh a take bomb, but
now Hi" nan sontt! doubt about It
At Hist roliictaiit, he finally ac
iltilc.sid wlicn offured lliiu tlon
and $150 niotH on di-lhcrv. So he
matin a "bomb" of a lenmh of
iiibtioi- noHc, Hovoral bus of broken
1 1 lo and a low old soekH.
Hut when hn delivered the bomb
li found tho Htrancer waa Ijclnc!-
tho KtiKono Canovati who had re
ceived the Information that Itazza-
no waa a bonih-tnalter for kiuik
stern. And when the detective
found the bomb was a dud ho ar-
resled Jtuzzano ror oliliilnlng mon
ey under falue pretensea.
KARASICK DEFEATS
MILLER 2 OUT OF 3
POltTLAM). Ore., Oct. 30.
Fists and feet were freely used
last iilht: yheii' Al Karasirk, Port
land light heavyweight wrestler,
defeated Louie Miller, Sari Kran
clsco.ttwo out of three falls. Kara
sh;k took the first rail after 35
minutes. 25 minutes, 13 seconds
later yheii lit, fastened a rib
breakfiVg body scissors hold on the
Russian. Karasick's headlocks were
not lo bo 'aenied and after 12 min
utes work he again took MP.ter for
the finuj fall. Karaslck was in
Jeopardy several times from pun
Iflhlnfe holds but managed to
Htiuinn out and escape by jumping
out of the ring.
TAX ACT KNOCKOUT
HiTS OWNERS OF
REAL PROPERTY
MEXICO ABOLISHES
EXPORT CATTLE TAX
(Awiciatpil I'n-m I'iiftril Wire)
MKXIUO C1TV. Oct. 29. Cattle
mtMi's aBfiOcla'!"ii of Mexican'
stutes - bot'derliiR on the Kio
(irande, of which many AmericariH
are ini-inhcrtt, were Informed todaji
that President Oiifz Rubld had de
cided to cancel immediately tile
export tax on cattle going Into tile
United Slates.
The tax amounted to three peso
for steers and six for cows. Since
the I'nlted States tariffs raised the
Import tax lnt the .United States
one cent a pound on the hoof, the1
Mcxicau ranchers had been hard
hit.
The cattlemen said today they,
believed their Industry will be'
helped as soon as beef prices In
the United Slates are raited.
fAMOcl.ti-d Prt-i. l-wii-il Wire)
SAL KM, Ore., Oct. 29. It is
simply up to real property tax
payers to step' into the blench to
extricate the btate from its Itnan
cial embarrassment ca.ised by me
supreme court s upset of the In
tangibles tax act, members of the
titate tax commission declared to
day in reply to a threat of war
that came from Lane ctiuntv.
Lane county Hi real ens to rorni a
combination of all counties to
iIkJH the tax commission in court
if the commission undertakes to
so back to tho properly tax base
that existed prior to tne 1D2!) re
duction on which the ISM levy
was made. lit this combination
J would be those counties that re
duced then- property tax bases, in
accordance with the slate property
levy that 'was reduced about $1,-
ooiU'OU when the levy was made
iust December.
The counties that cut their
bases, commissioners explain, err
ed in their belief that the county
bases wer affected by the reduced
stale levy. No county lost Us olci
base Biitiply because lis levy for
state purposes was reduced, it Is
explained, for the reason that its
levy for atnte purpos.es Is utterly
separate from the money levied
lor by the county for county pur
poses within liio 6 per cent limita
tion of the constitution. M any
counlv cut its base Ibeti flip nrnh.
j lorn is one lor the county to solve.
il was satd.
FOR 8TATE REPRESENTATIVE I
" I pledge myself as republican
candidate for state representative
from Douglas county to serve tne
best interests of the residents ol
thU county. I solicit the support ,
of every voter.
(Paid adv.) C. M. MYNATT. I
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Do You KNOW
the Insurance Agent ?
' J ike in? other maa the inranoa
""'agnit ii buman: be u the kind ol
fellow you Uk fo mm.
His training anH experience quaflff
him to furnish stock fire insurance
protection that safeguard! your
interest.
, due ft'm a thanci to advim '
MQU. Writ or ttttphont
Quirie&Co.
HOTEL GRAND BLDG.
WILLIAM A. DELZELL
Democratic Candidate
Phone 108
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for Concress
First Oregon District
WHY YOU SHOULD
ELECT HIM:
FARM RELIEF Deizell
I stands ioi' me ueueuiure pian
"i" '4 and real farm relief not more
debts.
Hawley voted against the de
benture plan.
WATER POWER Deizell be
lieves It should be ow ned by the
people and developed for the
people. .
Hawiey voted against letting
the government run its own
160,000.000 power project at
Muscle Shqals and voted to lease
it to the power trust.
PEOPLE VS. PROFITEERS
belnell would tax the profiteers
rv ' and relieve me lax uurueu on
Hawiey Helped repeal tne ex
cess profits tax and then refund
ed millions upon millions of
fl taxes aireuuy tuuci-icu iium
J war profiteers.
TARIFF The Hawiey-Smoot
.....i.- ..in..aa n l.illlnn rlnlliii tuv
. ,i. ..nVftla Tho nrnf tooi-u
upon iui3 i'wii.v.
go free and the1 tax is put on
you.
Dslzell will represent YOU not the trusts.
Paid adv. Z leeT,'
John Bayne, Chairman; Wlllnrd Wlrtz, aecy.) .
WRESTLER S LIVER
PUNCTURED BY RIB
Foy Quick
Economical
Heat ....
You will find GAS '.he best!
Come irf and let us show you
our stock.
SOUTHERN OREGON
GAS CORPORATION
Pl-ione 235
213 W. Cass St.
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CHICAfiO. Oct. 30.' .lack Wag
ner ut I'lTivlilonce; 11. I., a heavy
weight wremler, loday was In a
Chicago hospital' wllh a punctured
liver, suffered In a match with Joo
Mnlcewlcz of Uiica, N. Y., 'liist-til-bt.
I..I.M s , A
Slalcewlci! thriw Al'MKiier Itv lite
mitt, falling on him, Irticitirlng a
Plav Safe
Vote The Straight
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GO TO AN EXPERT!
In this day of .ip;-ciulizntion you on find
(lie rilit person to do every jo!). Just as
you would linve no one but n surgeon
perform an operation, so you should be
sure that your car receives the most ex
pert treatment.
I lere, you will tind technically trained
battery men thus'j who have made a
thorough study of this phase of automo
tive repairing for the best results bring
your battery troubles to us.
Auto Electric Station
At Ned Dixon's Super Service Station
Republican Ticket
"Now ia no time lo make a
change" says Calvin Coolidge. f
Here are the Republican crintKHhtbs for National and K
State offices. Take this list with you when you go to the f$
polls.
CHARLES L. McNARY For United States Senator
One of the State's most valuable assets.
PHiL METSCHAN For Governor of Oregon
A splendid administrator patient, tolerant, just.
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W. C. HAWLEY For First Concessional District
Invaluable to Oregon because of his seniority In Congress. A
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R. R. EUTLER For Second Congressional Distritt
Untiring In his efforts for the advancement of Oregon H
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FRANKLIN F. K.ORELL--For Third Congressional S
District. '
Quick to wi recognition In the National Capitol. ijj
HAHRY BELT Fo- Justice of the Supreme Court
An Able jurist. V
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PERCY R. KELLY . . . For Justice of the Supreme Court
Deservinq of hie promotion.
J. U. CAMFBELL ... For Justice of tile Supreme Court
C. A. HOWARD For Superinlendsnt ef Public In-
struction. ; S
A capable educator.
CHARLES H. GRAM - For Commissioner of Bureau of J"
Labor.
He has the wetfnre of labor at heart.
The above candidates, with the other rciiular Republican
nominees, command your rer.pcct and deserve your vole.
Vote the Straight Republican
Ticket y,f
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Eeginning Nov. 1, Our Saturday Night Closing Time Will Be 8:30.
m mm m. mm U
Miili feet
3,000,000 Pairs of . Ward Shoes Sold Last Year
Come! See the Valued and You'll Know Why!
Ward's "Foot-Health"
Sh6e3 for Women
Mi'Ot the fninous built-in arch nnd
itjirrow lii'cl! Smart 3-Eyulet Tits
in black or brown kid $4.98
Rochelle Shoes
Kbchelle Kashloti Footwear for women
suede trimmed with black ealt or
Knffor Kid One-strap Punips with
Louis heels S3.9S
Beau Brummel Oxfords
. Men's CollcRinte models in calf
leather. Black and brown. Good
year welts I S4.98
Boys' "Hi-Cuts"
Knife Free With Every Pair
Conipo-sltion soli nihber heel Good
year well. S-lmh top. Sizes 1 to 6 53.19
School Shoes
Sliinly calf prnfn Irntlior. or
pattMits, with solos and rubber
heels! Sizes SJ to H -$1.98
Policemen's Special!
With Built-in Steel Arch
Piump black calf grain leather with
weather-proof welts to keen out dumb
ness! Two Sf.es! , S3. 98
America Goes Out-Doors
And in Ward Clothing See the Values and See Why
BOYS' WOOL BLAZER Slide faslen
er. mi htlttnna, elastic waist. Sizes
s in 18 S2.93
WATER REPELLANT TROUSERS
in nz. duck, dollhle thickness, dijllhle
nt Itched $3.98
MEN'S SUEDE FLASlNEL BLAZER
' - With slide fastener mi hiittoii!.
elastic I'otKiins S4.93
Blanket Free
Saturday Only
A S.1.:t! part wool, driulile lilanket
Biven with each $24.75 and J2II.75
men's -pauis suit".
MEN'S BLANKET LINED LEATHER
COATS Wllh sheepskin collar!
Front quarter horsehlde $13.95
MEN'S COTTON SUEDE JACKETS
Resembles suede leather! Web elastic
bottom. Cut full $2,98
SOLID LEATHER HI-BOOTS 10-lnch
Goodyear welt construction. Moccasin
Toe 8.98
For Daytims Warmth!
Ward Underwear
MEJ.'-S ::CAVY UNION SUITS Soft
elastic knit ! Ttihbeil ankles and cuffs,
rayon lllnmird $2.93
MEN'S EXTRA HEAVY SUITS Fine
f;:'t knit, thickly lleeeed. Mottled
ciny $4.43
WOMEN'S UNION SUITS Knee
leniMh and sleeveless! llayon
slrl; eil SOC ""d 59S
MEN'S PART WOOL SUITS Extra
hcivy- rihlvil. ainnnlh fittinR. nnturnl
tray color $1.59
For Night-time Warmth
Ward Blankets
Nashua "niankcts, "0xS0, part wool
piaids. Sateen cutis. Each S3.39
RICH COTTON PLAIDS, 7UxS, heav
ily fleeced on both sides. Lockstitch
ends. Pair $1.93
ALL WOOL BLANKETS, (ifixsn. four
pounds of warmth! Gay plaids! Sateen
ends! Pair - $5.98
BUY ON OUR BUDGEt PLAN
Pay only a small sum down and the
balance in convenient monthly terms.
SUPPORT THE COMMUNITY CHEST
NTG
315 N. Jackson
omery Ward &C
Phone 95
Roseburg, Ore.