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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1925)
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON - - : THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON ., - TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 15, 1925 " f ' ... " ' ... ' MaM,W,'MMMII"t AND PHIL BAYES niwPA inn p nniiA ! 1118 FOB 60i SOLLY BURNS TO STEP 10 ROUNDS m ARMORY WEDNESDAY Excellent Fight Card Prom ised, With Hitler and Mc ' :; Coy Booked'. r WUh Baye and Burns, head liners on Wednesday night's fight card in excellent going trim.' inter cut. In tomorrow evening's battle is increasing. . r, . . ?This will be one of the best eveatu of the season." gaid Man ager Harry Plant last night In re porting "the weights of the two flh)ers as being well under 135 pounds eacii. ' "Solly Burns has a good record tebind hi and i3 looking ahead for t opponents 'of Bayes class." commented Plant. "Phil - fiayes will have to give his best if he keeps his hard won laurels and as Phil has been training consistent ly W .is Just a case of 'may the best man win ' . -, In addition to the 10 rounds scheduled for the Bayes-Burns go a first-class scrap is promised by Demps Hiller. of Corvallis, who is going arter Sparks McCoy in the Eeml-windup. - .Listed -as prelim follow-up but regarded as a very special number Is th fast stuff expected I of Shadow. Cretz and Johnny .Rose, 1 i 8 pounders iwAof are- here, to make good.,' . ' ' " j ' - 4 Manager .Plant .announced yes terdky that George MeCormick, of Spokane basigned up, to meet Salem's " goget-'em 'scrapper. Prakie Lewis wio has been tak- IngH comers5; lately. BIG -TURKE? SHOOT ganized. there has been some ex cellent marksnaen developed which is rather extraordinary because the club has only been In existence nine months. Trap, shooting is coming to be considered a high type of sport; The club will hold its regular meeting next Thursday night in stead of Tuesday night as was planned. The meeting is called at 6:30 at the Spa, where a dinner will be served followed by a bus iness meeting. Membership in the club Is al ways open to the public, and any one desiring membership ttfay call Dr. G. E. Prime, president, or at tend the meeting. HE ME TO RETI POSITION RESIGNS to ili Conflict in Terms Brings - Withdrawal of Offer of Columbia University BIG TURKEY SHUNT STARTS AT 9 A. M. Salem Rod and Gun Club : Event to Last Well Into This Afternoon ID BY 001 CLUB Excellent Shots Developed Classification Gives Birds ; . to AN . Ralem Rod and Gunclub spon sored one of the largest Turkey shoot, last Sunday, held in .the valley this year. i The shoot itself was' sucrtKsful, participants, coming from all this section of the country,, The weath er, which "was wonderful tor such an "affa1r,cbntributed largely to theEftucress of the shoot. Of the 75 to 100 birds there were not only turkeys, but geese and-, capons. Birds lasted until about 3:30 in the afternoon.-' The thojH was run on a classification -liasw with three classes, Class A, good, shooters; class II. medium shooters, and Class C,. poor shoot ers. " " i . By this arrangement , the poor t-hooters got as many birds as the experts. The largest turkey, whiftfr weighed 22 itounds. was won by Johnnie Herren; of the Middle Grove nursery.- Herren won the ird from about 20 other con testants who Were competing in this. event. - The , figures of , the gun club show very small margin over and above the actual expenses of buy ing the birds and ; running the shoot. There were ' but i very few contestants who failed to win a bird, and those who did win birds were well satisfied. Since the gun club has been or- Woraan's Statement ! Will Help Salem "t hated cooking because 11 I ate, turned onr a'nd' formed.gas. I drank Jhot water and Olive oil.by the gallon. ! Nothing helped until I tok Adlerika." ynless due to deeprseated causes, 'Adlerika helps anjrcase gas on the stomach in a surprisingly QUICK: time, j, u 4s a wonderful remedy to use for con stipation it often works in one hour and never gripes. J. C. Perry. Druggist, 115 S. Commer rUl'St. Adv.- ' r . The Salem Rod and Gun club is sponsoring a turkey shoot to day which will be the largest stioot that has been held in the valley this year. 1 The sportsmen will be divided into three groups, good, medium and poor shooters. Men who shoot well will not compete with men who do not shoot so well. The sport will be governed by field captains, who will formulate squads composed of men of their 'own class. ," Besides corn-fed turkeys which range in weight from 10 to 15 pounds, there will be capons and geese. The bird being shot for will be selected from the flock and placed in a cage near the pull station, so that the shooters may see and examine to. their ovn satisfaction, the bird for which they are shooting. According to Dr. Prime, the nn Club H going tin make the fees for. shooting reasonable-, so that the birds will be sold at very little or no profit? The shoot will start promptly ai ,9 o'clock, and will probably last weil into the afternoon, on the Red bhd Gun Club's shooting grounds. NEW YORK, Dec. 14. (By Associated Press.) Columbia university officials announced to night they "had withdrawn their offer to Knute ltockne of Notre Dame to become bead coach of the local football squad. T 1 Inllnn Kir tho Pnl n mi o fnnttioll committee followed a long con ference this afternoon with Rockne, during whk-h he ad mitted he1 was already under con tract to the University of Notre Dame, where be has acted as coach for eight years. In an official statement, the Columbia committee also said Rockne had signed a three-year contract to coach football at Columbia, effective next spring, but made no attempt to explain Rockne's apparent failure to re veal the existence of his contract with the Indiana institution, while negotiating the new agree ment. Rockne, in a statement tonight declared his agreement with Columbia was made contingent specifically upon his release by Notre Dame and that he had not been consulted in connection with his appointment as coach to the New York institution. PIT SPORTS m Lord Lonsdale .Keeps Mut ' ton Chops But Puts Elec tricity in Castle Lord .Lonsdale the famous sportsman, who still clings , to mutton chop whiskers, a gray top hat. old fashioned rickety family coaches and other Institutions of by-gone days, has astonished his friends and neighbors by announ cing that Lowther Castle here after is to be lighted by electric X . ' t ; All the ancient oil lamps are to be discarded and an up-to-date system of electric lighting is being installed throughout the castle, where the peer makes his home, surrounded by fields and dense forests. His whole estate com prises of 130, 0UO acres. But this departure from con servatism is to go- no further, Lord Lansdsdale has decreed. The change has been brought about. he said, -merely to please Lady Londsdale, who persuaded him to try "this new fangled idea" just to see what it is worth. n " High School Seniors Win Class Tournament Seniors won the Interclass foot ball tournament . held at the Sa lem high school, by defeating the sophomores 13-0 Monday after noon. The sophomores eliminat ed the juniors Friday afternoon, defeating them 7r0. Winning of the tournament gives the senior class a good chance to take off the interclass rivalry honors of the high school, this year. BWHCCJSE. Gustav Dunkelberger De clares $2,000 Due Him for Back. Services Trial of the case fo Gustav Dun kelberger to recover $2000 from the board of regents' of Oregon ag ricultural college for alleged breach of contract, has been: set" before Judge Skipworth of Lane county at Corvallia today. Mr. Dunkelberger alleged In his complaint that he was employed as a music teacher at the agricultural college in the year 1923, with the understanding that he would re ceive air the receipts from tuition paid by students in the, music class. -It was charged by plaintiff that other teachers later were employ ed . by the., board of regents with the result that the tuition was split four way and'he lost; an aggre gate of $2000. ; ; Buy a Want Ad-rrlt, Pays Big CALL : WALDESPEL CASE HKARlXCi THIIJD TIME The trial of Carl Waldespel on a hargeof rjyJiis jrjjjje, undej mt- muuence 01 intoxicating liq uor in aerain scheduled to come up. this time tomorrow afternoon. Waldespel was arrested for the alleged! crime October 24. He could not find a lawyer, it is said, and for some time his case hung fire. He was released on bail No vember 12 over a month ago, and has been enjoying liberty since then. Guy Smith, it is said, has ben retained as his lawyer. This Is the third time his case is supposed to have como up. On the other two occasions circum stances arose necessitating post ponement of the trial. WAITING1 FOR US - NE'ER WILL HURT YOU WE THINK. PROMPTNESS IS A VIRTUE Rrfurir I I NELSON BROS. SOUTH BEND. Ind.,.Dec. 14. (By Associated Press.) "Notre Dame will not stand in the way of Knute Rockne, if he wishes to go to Columbia university," Pres ident Matthew Walsh declared to night when infdrined Rockne had signed the Columbia contract without informing Columbia rep resentatives of his contract with Notre Dame. "Rockne can stay at Notre Dame or he can leave. It. is up to him. The contract means nothing to us. If he can better himself at Columbia I will be the first to congratulate him," Father Walsh declared. 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