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EARL TO ASSIST
NORMAL ELEVEN
CARD TOXIGHT
If ala event. 1 0 rounds Bat
tling SUa. Bellicgham. 168. vs.
Z&bj Yeraon, Vancouver, lit.
Seml-wladap, ( rounds Ted
Fox, Salem, lit, tv Del Far
mer, Eugene, 126.
Special event, 4 rounds
SSadow Cretz, Salem. 130. vs.
Bobby LaiTarr. Portland. 182.
Special event, 4 rounds Gar
Wattenberg. Independence, lit
tsv Pete WlUet, Salem. 148.
Preliminary. 4 rounds Ed
die Graham. Salem, ra. Johnny
Lea, Salem.
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Five, big boats tattlers evenly
r itched are on the boxing mean
tefllght at U14 armory tonight.
Tie tint pair of battlers will ea
ter the ring at 8:30 p. m.
Close followers of the glove
tbrowiag same are of the opinion
that the card will produce some of
the moat colorful fighting ever
seen la these parts. Two of the
boots ars particularly, well
raaxcaed. the mala ereat and the
i.ctol-wtadnp," - - ;
Whea Battling Slim appeared
fcere two weeks ago against Jack
DUlon. he-demonstrated his worth
aa a, toaga tighter. Dillon looked
Xalghty slow against him. Match
raalrer Plant weat carefully over
th lists to find a man who could
etand 19 to Slim 'a terrific poaches
and after considerable search! de-j
elde upon Bobby Vernon. I the
Vancouver soldier. ,
' Veraon la a born flghter-Uhe
Lrul tbe kind that baa spent years
la enveloping boxing science. He
oesa't aea much science.' Bat
tba tatnute the gong sounds he Is
a his opponent, pokin g In ox-
fa TTicr blown which hare dismayed
more than one battler. And the
beauty It la, he eaa take tough
OREGON NORMAL. SCHOOL.
Monmouth. Not. 8. (Special
llonmouth normal football squad
returned from California Monday
none the worse for the trimming
glrea them by the southern nor
mal of Chleo. HoweTer, they are
far from discouraged - and with
tba help r Assistant Coach Earl
they plan to make a better show
ing la tbelr last two "conference
games one with Albany - this
week aad Ashland normal on the
19th. f-i-AA 'r I:v --r-':
Robert W. Karl of Eugene, who
its a frequent business Tisitor at
Monmouth, has shown a deep in
terest in tba normal school ath
letic activities and has offered to
easist Coaea Meador for the- re
mainder of the season. Coach Earl
will takfl over the coaching of the
line and thus leave . the regular
roach Tree to. concentrate his en
tire attention on the backfteld.
Coach Earl baa sensed the
weakness; of the Normal lineup.
but is a 'j great believer in hard
work aad baa promised ' the men
some. IntensiTe workouts In the
next two weeks.. As coach for
the freshmen ; teams at . the Uni
versity of Oregoa od coach at
the Eugene high,. Earl is well
qualified to find out what the lo
cal squal Is capable of doing and
Is also Immensely popular with
the Normal men.' .
. Sports
punc
batOa
a flinch. A
real
between
and
without
la oa f or tonight
and Slim.
Thm there are Ted Fox
TxA Farmer In tie seml-wiaidnp.
Farx H a bard maa to match (with
bat tk 'Eugene lad is' believed
be the) boy who can eqnal the
2am peg la the arena..
- Others oa the card are Shadow
Greta tu. Bobby XaMorr; Gar Wat-
lea berg vs.- Pete WWetaad
dl Crahain ts. Johnny Lee.
Hade In Critic
Stafjjt Independence!
to
Sa-
Ed-
IX DEPENDENCE. ! Nov. 8
1 UpecJaL) A change la the staff
ot erttle. teachers at tba training
aeaool took effect Monday morn
Ins. " Sirs. Barn am, formerly
ehta crade critic teacher.1 "be-1
conai principal and Miss iLela
ITu mm aaeeeeds to Mrs. Baraum'i
oil poattloa. Sirs. Harry Keeney
baa been added to the staff
atrC grade critic, aad cornea j well
toaMadad.--.;.t5;;;- i.r- Y'-y;
GRID GAME SET !
ARIVIISTICE DAY
ISTJErESDENCE, Not. t. I
tSpecial) A gridiron batUe will
Et waged here on Armistice day
wbea Dallas and Independence
achool teams win meet to
Ceclda walcb U the stronger. The
Legion boys ot tbe two towns back
those teams loyally and great in
terest being manifested.
SUIT FILED AFTER
BIG FIGIIT FIZZLE!
LOS ANGELES. Nor. 8. (AP)
The first of what was expected
to prore ; a series of ciril suits
growing out of the Dandee-Hnd-klns
fight flop here last week was
filed today against Promoter Dick
Donald. .
The plaintiff was the Carroll
Photo Service, which asked $888
for serrices alleged to bare been
rendered the promoter In connec
tion with the ataglng ot tbe fight
Tbe bout, a welterweight title af
fair, did" not go on when Donald
failed to have a guarantee of 880.-
000 ready for Champion Dundee
before the bout was scheduled to
start- , -I-'.-.
Dundee, Donald and Max Wax-
man, the champion's manager, are
awaiting trial, on charges of false
advertising while secret plans are
reported to be In the making for
staging tbe fight on a later date.
probably outside of the city.
' R. D. Knickerbocker, attorney
for Donald, said today that a certl
fled check for 825,000 bad been
put ap by" business Interests ; to
guarantee the full purse to Dun
dee if the boat were again ached
uled. . ;P--v-y ' ' y-O- ;i
Despite ; announcement by the
preaecntor that he ; would oppose
Tigoroaaly any attempt to restage
the match, conferences proceeded
late, today at which principals of,
the proposed fight were said to be
laying plana for tbe boat.
JuucaerBocKer saia tne money
was put up by the business men
oa condition that the match be
approved by , a majority of tbe
state athletic commissi m and that
tba prosecutor withdraw his . ob
jection. "A y ; -:. . : y 1 j
Cv.T.cr cf Independence
Crccniery Dies Suddenly
tXDKPEtDESCE. Nov. . itw
( AP) Y70Td was received jhere
today of tba death of A. P. Hea-
Ahigsen, owner of tbe In depend
ence Creaxaery. f- . ;.'
A deal was being consummated
whereby tba creamery. was t0 be
come tba property of K. C. Eld
rUg?. a former owner, and i Mr.
JaxIaEenla sadden demise may
dstiy tba traaiter.
f -MEW IflCORPORATlOriS f
o o
The ' Howard la vestment com
pany, with capital stock of 25,-
000 aad headquarters In Portland,
filed articles la the state corpora
tloa ; department, here Tuesday.
Tbe Incorporators are H. E. Smith,
V, N.' Carrier aad Maurice W
Seitx. , . .
" Kesoiuuons ox aissoiution were
Hied by J. Roy McAnllffe, Inc. of
Portland. .
A certificate was filed by the
Buehner: Investment company
Portland, showing an Increase
capital stock from 11.000,000
83.000.000.
By Norman E. Erowa !
V One of the Interesting develop
ments of the present jgrid.aeaaon
Is the noticeable change la the
game' played by the University of
Chicago. . -
For the last few years Alonso
SUgg's attack bad been of sncb an
orthodbx type of straight. footbaUl
that the writer hinted that Chi
cago knew of nothing bat old-time
football. Chicago's open, aerial
game against 7 Pennsylvania this
year, which netted the westerners
a -victory over the eastera team
after years of effort, showed bow
drastic baa been the change ta tbe
team's' style of play. U
There is a valid reason tor the
revolution.
While Etagg had sach line
plunging, bone crushing backfleld
stars as John Thomas and Austin
McCarty, ' he played 1 tbe type' ot
game best suited to their ability.
And oh, how they could plow ap
turf and - ruin alleged, stonewall
line defenses!. ! j I. Z:"A ijZ
Now be baa built an open, pass
ing game around McDonougb and
his other stars, built for that type
of game. : r. (
. Fistic fans who ; ; hare been
watching Billy Wallace. Cleveland,
0. lightweight, have said for some
time that he should be at least the
unofficial champion of bis division.
He baa dogged Sammy Mandell's
footsteps without avail.
Eastern fans, prone to cling to
Sid Tenia as their hope despite bis
poor showings of recent months,
have given Wallace credit for be
ing a worthy foe for Terris. S ' "
But as a matter of fact Wal
lace's knockout victory over Tom
my Herman of Philadelphia - la
Billy's home town the ' other night
clinches at least his claim to the
right to get the first crack at Man-
delL 1 1'-',.-'.
Wallace showed everything that
a champloaahip contender, and
challenger aboald have. Toppiag
his attributes was blinding speed.
That boy la fast. He feinted, side
stepped and rolled punches with
the gpeed and fine precision John
ny Kilbane, fellow townsman and
once featherweight champion of
tbe world, once boasted. . " ;
Aad then he showed again' he
haa the wallop a abort, deadly
punch to the body or chin that
drops 'em. t - -: :; '; U
Incidentally : Wallace showed . a
feroclousaess which he has kept
hidden to date. t He was stepping
along diligently and f methodically
through the fight, peppering Her
man. : Then ; Ilenaaa ' suddenly
clipped Wallace oa the cbia. The
Cleveland boy let loose J J . i '--
A fuailade of short jolts to the
head aad body left H3rmaa groggy
aad daied. . Wallace kept cutting
at him mercilessly; a: determined
expression oa his face. Not until
he had slipped over a right cross
to the jaw to drop Herman for tbe
last time did Wallace's expression
relax. ' - . -
Jimmy McLaraia : may be a
tough boy. ' Terris doesat : want
any of MeLarnin's atuff.fi Wallace
does,--, however, if .McLaraia will
make a fair poundage. V! '.:-r
Aad Judging by Wallace's tight
the other aight .it doesn't really
matter whom be meets.
Students and alumni' of Wash
ington and Jefferson, again one of
tbe outstanding teams of the year,
will . miss Big BUI Amos when be
steps . out of . the : football : togs.
This Is Bill's fourth year at W. and
J, aad he has won as great a meas
ure of popularity, aa aay player
the Institution baa ever produced.
There's aa interesting story in
Amos life, too. .
He got away to a late start as
his educatioa was concerned. He
ofjwaa working in a shop
In
to
Read i the Classified Ads
Pacific Const Teams Get
Set for Coming Contests
KAW rnANClSCO, Nor. 8.
CAP! Victories or defeats! of
tut Saturday were forgotten today
f i tiff bca'Je acd bast la of lnt en
sirs practice as football elevens of
tis PaclTic coast conference start
ej preparatkmsi for many lmpor
txt games tbJa week-end. .'..j:'; -
Tba Ecars of tba Ualversit of
California, stripped of what some
followers described aa "a cloak of
CTir-confldenc, settled grimly
T;w3 ta t&a task of preparing! for
t jowerfal iaradlag Unlreristy
ct Vaitis2tca Huskies. Xaut
Vf'i' sU-misg, wbea rniYersity
ti y.ozuzx rare tbem a greatest
He for tirs periods before losing.
IrougM tla Sears up sharply
isouzh f-r Ccai "Klbs" Price to
rredict a different appearing -
ca wonJJ take the field fcstnrfiay.
T.'asliisstca'j !ttrto cabestsn
f 'in. scaewtat fiaia frca Its
13-7 tirutfcinr lr C'iatori calrtr-
f.i-, snarled lo !T CxVJjri
last' fSSttsn t-;
Jeaei cf UclTcr-
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LUCE OTHER TmNGS," FOOTO ALL'HAS'GONE LINDBERGH
TRIED BY PRINCETOH mm MMJI
-Jtoper Rsbssfses Double and' -V .mmm! I CfflCACO iXT.
- rage leSpHted Orm. ' 1 - .1 I $ I Sfi j
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Henry Morris of flewberg e
Suicide at Chamber Room
NEWBERO. Ore., Nor. - 8.
fAPl Henry Morris, resident of
this city since 1S88, and secretary;
of the chamber of commerce, was
found shot to death in the cham
ber of commerce rooms here Mon
day. Coroner Macy of ' McMinn
Tilla. said Morris bad killed him
self. His body was found at 7
o'clock thi morning. It was be
lieved the shot was fired at mid
night, last night. .
MORS PARALYSIS
PORTLAND. Not. 7 AP)
Two additional cases of infa-,P
paralysis, making 12 now in
city, were reported to the cit!
health Office today. Th .
Urns art Edward Demke. in
Tony Teresa, 6 years old. '
QUALIFIES PLEA
CINTlXNATI.Vov. 7 (P
Ceorsre Remna faj .
. - "".u court tc
day that he will not nleari th
lm insane at th
. - . a- - c u fc time D'jt
Lf, , .Waa insane at timA he
xviiuca ivemus, in Edea
here. ,
Tark
The calletra v.- i,
seeu not Bo
cesrUj refer to the trahmeu.
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WHen Glasses AVa
INeeded
"APPEAL TO OTmw
; New Location
Dr. C B. O'Neill
Pourth Ploor
Tlrst National Baak BuHdlag
Phone 121
" The cbia November aides are so full of footballs floating hither and yon that hunters are enable t .
take, a crack at tbe southbound geese without running: risk of potting a pigskin and gamming up some,
grid game, r Football seems to hare gone Lindbergh. ' In other words, the. forward pass is the thinfiv
Crictders are sure th quJckeitway to any place is throngq the sky; go many ga cx-porkT Jj taklog
ride hxouglttha blae,- - .:k A-t . -:'r m:, - .- - '--.-A-'. 7:-
HDAD DISTRIGTS '
VOTE SPECIAL LEVY
Four Vote ' Proposals Down,
Others Yet Td Report;
More Elections Set sr
Sight road districts in Marion
county have voted special tax lev
ies for' road improvement par-
have been seat la this week to the
office, ot tba county clerk. '
? Four districts turned down pro
posed tax levies, making a total: of
12 from whom reports hare been
received up until last night. There
were 22 districts on the county in
which special elections were held
oa' Saturday of last week.
Reports from the remainder of
the districts in which elections
were held are expected to come in
within the aext few days. The
elections at , present stand as fol
lows: ,. I' a A-
( ; Districts voting no, 23, 24.' 43
aad ' 45. . i - ' - ;.'
Districts yoting yes, 25, $1200
poses, according to reports that roted; 22, 600; 33, $100; 46,
$500; C. 1500; 70. $1500; 82.
$500; 90. $235.
Thera. are 80 road districts in
the county.
Districts number 3 and 36 will
hold a special .election on Novem
ber 12. Districts 51 and 2 8 Mi
will hold one on November 19.
Number 59 will hold one on the
26th.
: Funds authorised will be - used
within the districts In which they
are voted during the coming year,
The taxes as voted are not to
amount to more than 10 mills In
any district, and are in addition to
the six per cent increase .ordinar
ily allowed under the Oregon con
stitutional amendment providing
for the six per cent limitation.:
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TONIGHT 8:30 SALEM ARMORY
...... .,
BOBBY VERNON
BATTLING SLIM
- Ten 3 Sllnato Rounds
IT
TED FOX
vs. DEL.
Six Roaads
FARMER
SPECIAL EVEXT OF 4 ROUXDS
Shadow Gretz vs. Bobby La Marr
Other Good Prellmlaariea
Ttcketa at Adolpb'a C3gar Storo
:. 3 t
Eitti
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eates that Coach Jones plans to
send a team of subetitatea - In
against Colorado saving tbe reg
ullrs I or the Important Washing
ton contest. .--;,- . ' -
In : the northern sector of - the
conference Oregon State ' Agricul
tural college and University of
Oregon ; went through " rigorous
workouts for their classic Friday,
the annual game for all-important j
state honors. ' A 'A: AAA:-A
University of Idaho and "Wash
ington State college, old time riv
als, started tuning up for their
yearly struggle, the Idaho sqnad
taking things easy following ar
rival from San Francisco last
night. -Coacb Oria E. . IIoBlng
berry of Washington State, dis
satisfied wita an "undefendable
offense, sent bis yarslty through
stiff .rractlce programs that cen
tered ricftly around attack;
Stanford nairerslty, confident
la new found strength that added
Wnialartoa -to Its crillrca ylc-
tlzss, marked time fcr the-day Icl
lowlng return Jat n!--t fron tta
err IX "Tomorrow, t'.: Ctaafcrd
tz will tf.; poIisi:r'v? f-r
v i "V.s's&rr With Ci::r;r:.I-.
lAnllf IS, KZ'.ZZ fcSii C:t ;-'-ft
ctf:t witi ts wt:" r Vr.-
;. ; c: ziix catx t-m t
when the
World war came on. j The football
world first beard of him through
his brilliant work with a service
elevea, while with j the Eighty
Third division during ; the war In
terested friends helped BUI find
himself when he left the service.
It was necessary, to complete high
school aad preparatory studies be
fore be could enter college. ,
He was recognized as a star his
first day ttat. - He baa been classed
aa an ail-American erer since bis
sophomore year and captained tbe
team last fall bis third year. He
la one of the two captains on this
year's eleven. .
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The vast throngs of "old grads'
and others who flock to the college
football eamea this, season
watching, the majoi games from
giant bowls and stadia are -prob
ably unaware that the; growth ot
the sport In scbolastie circles has
been as great. If not greater, than
la college spheres. , : ?
. I bare ia mind, as illustrations
of the extent to which the high
school game baa grown, the pres-,
ence of. 29,000 students and
grownups at a recent game be-,
tween South Bend, Ind. '
Accommodations for 12,000 fans
at , the new hlzh school field at
Rock ford, EJL. which long, has
boasted powerful teams.
And a similar "gate at Jack
son,. Mica. . . ! !
. Compare these crowds with the
handful of folk who turned out for
scholastic games twenty years ago.
Tbe. attendance in.those days was
c:r.fiaed entirely td two student
l lies. Now any important schol-
.'.Is .tvn; important trpm a local
t at leaf t, dra'ws fcun-
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because it . delivers complete
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