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THE OREGON STATESMAN.; SALEM. OREGON
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FRIDAY MORNING, FERRUARY 13, 1925
WASHINGTON I STATE DEFEATS BEARCATS BY SCORE OF 61 TO
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Washington State college won a
sluggish basketball ,' game from
Vfillamette university In the Wil
lamette gymnasium last night by
the one sided score of 61 to 22.
Keither team displayed much in
terest except in spurts which
quickly ended. WSC started off
with a rush, annexing ,10 points
before the Willamette team suc
ceeded In making a couple of tal
lies,, on Fasnacht's free throws.
The half ended 1 to 12 in favor
of WSC. 1
Nolan, right forward for the
visitors, was the high point man
with 21 points. 1 Morgan, WSC
right guard, played a good i game
and ranked next to Nolan in scor
ing with 13 points. Fasnacht.
while not at his best, for the lo
cals. played consistent ball and led
mim
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his teammates
with 12 point.
The lineup for the
lows: - ,
WSC61
Nolan 21 .
Kelso 6 . .
S. Morgan 8 .
Koenig . . . .
L. Morgan 1 3
Substitutes
Manning 4,
In point getting
game fol-
WU 22
Fasnacht 12
. Herman 2
. .Hartley S
. Robertson
. . Erickson
- WSC: Gehrke,
Ree.e; Chandler 5,
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the one upon the passage, for
those opposing the reconsideration
were known to oppose the ratifi
cation.
Those voting for the reconsider
ation, which would have auto
matically brought forth a motion
for an amendment and direct ac
tion upon the resolution itself, cal
ling upon the legislature to ratify
the 20th amendment were:
Representatives Bailey, Eennett.
Cowgill, Fitzmaurice, German,
Hall, Hazlett, Hercher. Hurlburt,
Lonergan, Mann, McCallister, Mil
ler, Mott, North. Peirce, Randall,
Roberts, Rush'ight, Shuiuway,
Shrock, Swan, Teegarden, Winelow
and Woodward.
STUDENTS HOLD
LINCOLN IS HONORED
NEW YORK. Feb. 12. Men
and women fronr more than fifty
organizations braved a heavy rain
today to take part in the exercises
in memory of Abraham Lincoln at
his monument in Union Square.
DEBUTE IMS
Inter-Class Representatives
Selected in Contest
j Thursday Afternoon
Inter-class debate tryouts were
held at the high school Thursday
afternoon in charge of the class
advisors who will act as coaches.
Sophomores and juniors will meet
March 18 on the question of rati
fication of the 20th amendment.
The senior debaters will meet the
winner of the first event on April
22. -.-.i'--. : j'..:.-' . "
Personnel of the various teams
is as follows: j
Sophomores - Jack Ramage.
leader: Kenneth Allen and Donald
Ponjade, with Delbert Savage as
alternate. Miss Francis Hruebetz
is advisor. i " '
Juniors Winston Williams.
Frank Grover, Lydia Child and
Harmon Garrett, alternate. The'
leader has not yet beeti selected.
Miss Ada Ross is the advisor. '
i Seniors -Martin Redding, Na
than Buel, John Minto and How
ard Page. The last two tied for
third place and the alternate will
be named latter. Miss Mabel
Robertson is advisor.
SENATE PASS
SALARY BILL
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vate practice, the fact that iheyj
have served on the bench Is
possible j advertising
J am not in favor
of increasing the salary at
Nton Detonating
the
they
this
time, que the many emergency
appropriations we are obliged to
handle." ;
'At anyl rate, we must reihem
i i
ber that the state has never asked
the Justices to apply for their
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gentlemen knew at the time what
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$enttpr Todz, chairman of the
ways aid mean's committee, voic
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the senate in stinging rebuke
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In the final vote on the. passage
of the bill, those casting an affirm
ative ballot were Senators Banks.
Butler, CaVaner, Clark, iCorbett,
Davit,, Dennis, Eddy.- Hall, Hare.
Johnson, Klepper, Magladry, Rit-
ner, Staples, Strayer, Uptoa and
Moser. -
Thosa. voting against the bill
were Senators Beat? Brown, Punn.
Fisk, Garland, Joseph, Kinney, La
follette, Taylor, Tooze and Zimmerman.
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