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PAGE EIGIIT SSffl Appearance 1 of . Joe Jacobs flew York Offices Sees I r , Hot Words Explode NEW YORK, Dec. SO (AP) Tba blast that may blow Max j Bcfcmellng right out from under ' the - heavyweight championship crown was touched, off today In the offices of the New York state athletle commission. Like a spark ' drifting Into a curtain of black damp in some coal mine, Joe Jacobs, spokesman for the Teuton elouter, strolled In the den of solons and the charged atmosphere flashed lightning;. "Mister Yokuos" wandered oat dizzily a few. minutes later; faced with the problem of accepting; within seren days the. ultimatum of the commission that Schmellng must fight Jack Sharkey here in June of find himself bereft of rec ognition in this state as heavy weight king, t To Make Max Toe Mark' James A.. Farley, chairman of the commission, told Jacobs that Schmellng must keep the promise be made the commission shortly after lie won recognition as the titleholder by the simple process - of claiming foul In his match wltn Sharker here last June. That promise for an immediate return bout with the Boston sailor was not. kept d later was amended to read "next June." . The commission let' Jacobs know It was rather eager to take Schmeling's title away and on sec ond thought had come to the con clusion that Iter Maxle could hare risen with little effort and con tinned after Sharkey struck him low In the fourth round In the Yankee stadium. Almost continually since his ar riral here three years ago, the German heary weight has been em broiled at the commission in !th- cultles and the fathers seem de termined to bring him to heel now once and for all. ' ' The stand of the commission, opposed by promoters who would bare to stage the match without popular support and by ; critics who believe that Young Stribling. the sensational southerner, de servlces consideration as the chal lenger, may- wipe out definitely alb plans for an elimination tour-, nament with the winner fighting Schmellng in the spring. SHM TO BE FAKE LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30. (AP) Jett Clay, ineligible mem ber of the University of Southern California , football squad . during the past season, today was expos ed as Davis Brasf ield, ; form er University of Alabama gridiron performer.- ! The facts regarding - Brasfleld became known shortly after the arrival of the' Crimson Tide at Pasadena for (he tournament of roses game with . Washington State, when members of the in vading' team recognized him. - Professor II. C. Willett, South era California athletic faculty re presentative . when appraised of the fact said that ' Brasfleld or Clay as he was known to Trojan i officials, withdrew from school here December 17 after he had been called upon to. appear be fore him and explain Irregulari ties In his entrance credits. The withdrawal, prof. Willett said, alone prevented- expulsion. , WRANGLEHS BARELY iw in in t-niniic . II III III I OMUL In a hard-fought f contest on the local Y. M. C.j A. floor Tuesday night the 'Wranglers nosed .out the Erahgelical , basketeers' by the close, margin of 2C-22. Gardner started the scoring by sinaing a - ions; one-: rrom ; mia f loor and from then - on, . the Wranglers - squad maintained the SOUnCALHI NE W RECORDS -FOR ! A NE W YEAR - Here Yoii Will Find All the Essentials andYes-All the'Extras, Too, for Starting the New Year J" r Right . . i : . .... i . TRANSFER TILES ; BLANK BOOKS - : -TNYENTORY ; SHEETS , i-CARD FILES f LO0SELEAF BINDERS .DATE PADS ; - V-LETTER FILES . CASH BOOKS Phone 64 and Oar Representative Will Call Commercial Book Store 163 North Commercial St. , , - A. A. Gucffroy lead, until the last quarter when the Evangelicals 1 gained One- point lead which ; was , quickly overcome . by : another onslaught from the wranglers. .v . Joe Herberger. and Mortis ran neck and neck in the scoriae; by garnering eight points apiece ' for the Wranglers, while Each, for the losers made 11 counters. - The Wranglers still hare a few open dates. Teams wishing; games see Bob Boardman at the Y. M. C A. as soon as possible.' -Lineup: - ' Wranglers Evangelicals J. Herberger, 8-F-.. 2.' Beuley Burtls. 8 T t., Water Page, ........... ....C; 11. Each. Hendrle G , Barouist Gardner, 4 . ,,, rt t. Mares W. Herberger Kelow . HUlflicker Total lC 'j Total 23 Refere.: B. Benjamin. ;frs 1 COMEBACK BOLE After lagging behind eontlnu ally since the opening of - City League bowling. Winter Garden, house team, began to snap out of It last night and wont one game from the Bake Rite pinmen, gen erallr styled "Salem first team.' Elks Club also Improved and won a game from McKay Chevrolet. High team series was "not rolled by Bake. Rite, as usual, but by the Elks, who scored 2720 pins. Sam Stein bock, taking ; hlghnJndiridual game with a 538, eaaRled ' the Bakers to register JhlghV team game of 941. Hussey played a 219 game to boost the Elks' lgh to within two of tire bakers' W ure. ' t ,. - Because members of Capital Bedding company team had to be in Portland, their match : with Willamette Valley . Transfer was postponed. . -: Summary: - ' : BAXX ITE StaiaWk 11 23S 169 - SBS Yarnell ., - 161 1ST ICS 469 Schmidt J7 , 188 143 . 497 Co , , ,, 164 168 184' Sl Hall 17 310 178 663 Trials -83S 91 841 2640 WTjrrsa oansm Kr ....165 156 206 S27 484 600 543 549 GabrieUo ....... .,.183 176 123 Grot -..164 159 177 Bett 189 194 159 Kay 228 178 ISO Totala 2 861 815 2602 XXX8 OLXTB ' 219 169 183 210 173 182 305 167 159 173 Hasicr IBS 190 1S 168 157 573 S83 441 535 488 rratt Shields , Kaatota Yaaap Total ..939 850 831 2720 XcXAT CHEYXOZXT Allan .. 184 180 160 624 Hcatenway .190 108- 153 534 Brr ., . .- -131 165 Z19 ' li Para , IQS 183 202 580 DaMerritt -141 170 ' 172 483 TotaU -850 881 905 . 2636 Memberships to B o y s Writing Best Accounts Seven six-month ' memberships to the Y. M. C. A. are offered . to the. boys writing the best stories of their experiences hi the Christ mas season educational trips. The word limit for the stories is a maximum of 25001 words. Over 80 beys were accommo dated In the two trips Tuesday morning to a packing plant and a linen mllL Tuesday night about 45 boys visited the Cherry City bakery.' - 3 1 . . - , Wednesday at 9 a. m. two groups of 20 boys each will leave the Y. M. C. A. for a tour of the Oregon state penitentiary. --r " " ii ii - State Title for Football up at Meet This Morn , PORTLAND, Ore.. . Dec. 20. (AP) The annual meeting of the Oregon State high school ath letic association will be held here Wednesday morning. . - Several important amendments will be voted upon . and the old question of a state high school football championship will be discussed.' - - -. .; New officers will be elected and the; board of control will discuss final plans for the state basketball tournament to-be held at Willamette ' university -In .March. : --- - " . , mm GARDEJ 1 .. i i ff t Tfcs flLTilOiJiiH IS TflPlfil'C Red-hot Game Expected on Portland Floor -To-" morrow Hicht . A real battle Is expected Thurs day night when Willamette uni versity basketball team plays a re turn engagement with the Mult nomah Athletle club at Portland. The Bearcats defeated the club men here December 19 by a 24-to- 22 score. Since that time, how ever, the Multnomah players have improved to a great extent. They held Oregon to a close score last week and only the fact that the clubmen were not In as good phys ical condition i as the Webfoots kept them from taking a win. Y Monday saw practice resumed on the Willamette floor . after a week's -vacation layoff. AU the regulars with the exception of Andy Peterson took a work out during the afternoon. Several first string; substitutes and a few freshmen augmented the- first string leaders. .Peterson will prob ably rejoin the squad when school is resumed next week.' He now has a foot In a cast as the result of a bad ankle sprain. - No ' games on the home floor are scneauiea inis wees; nai next Saturday night : Willamette will meet the Orangemen on the Ore gon State floor at Corvallis. Ob servers will be surprised if the Staters fail to defeat the Bearcats, for they hare one of the strongest combinations in years and nave lost but one ofseven starts this season. . - : . ; . Pickens? Team Winner in S'Y" Pickup Tourney A straight elimination ' contest of . six ' pick-up basketball teams was the feature of the Y. If. C. A. gymnasium, Tuesday afternoon. The team captained by "Bob" Pickens won in the finals bya score of 19 to 9 from a team led. by the young Wright. Other captains were Salstlon. King, Johnson and BurrelL The winning; team had as Its members Ned Hale, Sanders, Bob Pickens, Dan.. McCarthy and James BurrelL Over 30 fellows played in the series. ; Elliott Family Holds Reunion At Perrydale HUBBARD. Dec. 30 Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Boje and children, Marie and Gordon, were present at a family reunion of Mrs. Bo je s grandmother, Mrs. Abigail Eiyott ofi Dallas, and her child ren and their families Christmas day at the home of H. J. Elliott at Perrydale, a recent Polk coun ty senator. More than SO were present In cluding the Boje family of Hub bard; Mrs. Abigail Elliott, the honor guest; Mrs. Fred -Wagner of DeLake, Mrs. Boje's mother; T Roth Grocery Company To our customers and friends i ... 4 December 31st closes thirfy-one years of a suc cessful grocery business and ye take fins method of thanking our many customers and ; friends for the loyal support they have given us through the years- We have leased pur building for other store pur ? poses and are making a" change in the personnel of - the i cdmpahlfcilba th, Mr. E. J. Both and Mrl'H. Baxnett are taking their interests in the Willamette Grocery Co., a wholesale grocery .firm " which the Both I interests have sponsored and - of -i which lux. Q?heo. Roth has been manager for the past , eleven years !Mr. Edward Schunke, Mr.; Arthur J. Engelbartjmd-Mr. Wm; R Perlich have taken oyer the stock and fixtures and are moving them to a new store building next to the City Hall on High street , ' where they will be open for business on January 2nd. 4 We bespeak for them the business you have given us in the past and their years of experience with us and . the ability "of 'each one of them, we believe, will as- sure you as good or perhaps even better service than we have been able to render. The new store, willbe known - as the MODEL i. TT00D. MARKET, and a visit to it will convince you that it is all its name implies. . - -1 "Again thanking you for your patronage and ex f" .tending, to you the greetings of the season, we re y -main, ' . " . . , ' v . . ; - v Yours ery truly, : ; 1 . - "-. - , . - - . . . . - - - - OnrGON STATESilAN; Satea. Oregon, Wednesday fcorafag. Pettier 31, 1939 1ST. and Mrs.-John Walker of Independence; Harry Walker of cut, sask.; Mr. and Mrs. A, u. lUarsen et New berg;; . Miss Florence-Walker,' a member -of - the faculty la the Klamath Falls schools f Mr. and Mrs.' Albert UU- man and children. Bobby and Pa tricia of Salem ; Colonel and Mrs. Conrad Stafrin and daughter Mil dred of Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Andy Irwin ef Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Wea. M. Elliott and child ran, Wihnlfred, Kenneth Bus sell. Dorothy, Helen, Florence and Gladys; Mr. and Mrs. Glen D Haven and children, Wendell, Clark and Lois, and -Fred 'Elliott and children, Barbara, Frederic. Winona and Ralph, all of Dal las; : Dr.: R. B. Elliott of Med ford; Mrs. Gertrude Elliott and daughter. Marlon, of Corvallis; and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Elliott and daughters, Wanda and Le one. s - Edgren Wanted - As "Car9 Czar Oi Glove Game BAN 'FRANCISCO, Dec. SO (AP) Robert Edgren, noted sports . authority and writer, "would ' welcome a chance to clean up the boxing game In Cal ifornia" ; In the role of -state boxing cxar." - . . . ' Edgren was mentioned In the recent report or the special com mission which Investigated box ing conditions In this state, -for the position of chief boxing- in spector, who would rule with an iron hand. Rockne Returns To South Bend , ROCHESTER,- Minn., Dec 30.' (AP) Coach Knute Rockne of Notre . Dame .will leave for South - Bend, - Ind., - Wednesday, he said today. Departure had been planned for today but the condition of Mrs. Rockne caused the delay. Mrs. - Rockne . had a minor operation but; will leave with him. " Rockne came here for a physical examination. HonorFriends With Dinner WACONDA, Dee. 30. A fare well dinner . was given Christmas day in honor of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thurmon at Forest Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Thurmon, former residents here, left Friday for California, . where . they will spend the remainder of the win ter visiting relatives and friends. Covers were' laid - at dinner 'for the honor guests, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Thurmon, Major Towne, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Nusom and daughter, Sheverly .Jean, all of Forest Grove; Mr. and - Mrs. Al lyn Nusom and son, Donald, and Mr. and lira. Charles Frelze. ROWLAND BUYS C2XB CHICAGO. Dec 30 (AP) Clarence H. Rowland, who pilot ed the Chicago White Sox to their- last world's -championship in , 1917, will return to baseball as a club owner. Rowland today concluded a deal for the purchase of Reading, Pa., club of the In ternational league from the Chi cago Cubs. 134 North Liberty Street Phones 1885-1886-1887 SALEM, OREGON BOTH TEE! SO PIOK FOB FRAY Air Attack Expect Both on Tide's arid Cougars Offensive . l PASADENA. CaL, Dee; 89. . (AP) With both teams report ed In the pink of condition, Ala bama . and v Washington State took no chance today of .losing their edgo .before the tourna ment of roses i football game Thursday. The opposing- war riors, from the south and north west indulged In the lightest sort of workouts and called It a day. -;r . ' : Tomorrow the same program will be followed and Coaches Wade. and Hollingbery expect to send their teams on the Rose Bowl turf New Year's day fit and ready for the fray. Before going to the practice fields this afternoon, the players relaxed, the Cougars-going for a Ions ; sightseeing; trip, while the Bama boys lolled in the sun on the lawn of their hotel. - . Lines "Very Powerful Unofficial observers have fig ured that the big game will de velop Into a contest- of forward passing;, reasoning that the op posing; lines are so powerful that power ' attacks most fall to pieces. . I would not be surprised -to see the team receiving; the kick off pass In the first play,?, said a visiting coacn toaay, wno re fused to permit his same to be used .for fear he might -be In the position of, giving unasked for advice. ' - ".vi; "Look at the lines," he con tinued, "how can a team hope to gain through such walls T It'll have to bo a passing game." 1 Interest In the game contin ued to increase and the number of prospective customers grew as the zero hour approached. A brisk sale of tickets developed Monday and Tuesday with a fi nal drive of no mean propor tions indicated tor tomorrow. Ellsworth Dent Dies Suddenly At Rural Home Ellsworth E. Dent. 8. said to be a director In the federal land bank, dropped dead at his resi dence on route 1 near Jefferson at 8:30 Monday night. His death came as a surprise, for he had not been ill, according to report made ' f Make Reservations Now For HOLLYWOOD THEATRE'S New Yeas Eve Frolic - Doors Opes II P. M. - Show Starts 11 :SO P. M. Bis; Show on Both Stage and Screen All Seats Reserved 60c DEC. 30, 1930 to the W. T. Rlgdon and Eon mor tuary last night, - . 2Xa ta anrvtred by i widow, Jessie; two daughters, Mrs. Rsy mond Daniels of Medtord and Miss Ruth Dent of Medical Lake. Wash.; two sons, Wilbur of Snake River, Wash4 and . Rlpa of Jef ferson; brother. Albert of Se attle, and a sister, Mrs. Mattie Waynlck ot California, . The body, la In the ear ot the W. T. Rlgdon and Son mortuary, pending funeral arrangements. Goverrior?Wife -Visiting Astoria Governor and Mrs. Norblad left for Astoria Tuesday, where they will ; spend New Year's with friendt. Although Governor Nor blad has not announced where he will locate after January 12, it Is expected that he will return to Astoria,, where - he practiced law for many years. Governor Nor blad - has neither confirmed nor denied the report. CLEAR LAKE, Dec.- SO Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Stolk had as their house guests over -' Christmas, their, daughter, Mrs. Will Jones and children of Alrlle and Mr. and Mrs. Miles and children of Lebanon. Christmas day, Mr. and Mrs. Stolk. entertained . with a dinner for a group of their chil dren and grandchildren. TODAY! 79 Odd FOR .1 7 Pairs Marshr.ll Field Blankets, double plaid in Mud rose and Iavetideiy72x80 $23, Of Pairs Beacon Plain Color . Sinffles Blue, Green. TI PftR.. Tnri 70wRft T?Arti1fii 9 9Q . " 4 1 j OA Part Wool 8 Pair76x80 Double Cotton Plain, .Y3:iir::qhbice;,..$l09 OSWIOTS at scons MILS SCOTTS MILLS, Dee. 5-rTh Christian church held Its Chr st mt program Wednesdayevenlng to a packed house, and M e" given by those taking Prt, rter which SanU Claus distributed sacks of candy and nuts from the community tree to about 25. Then a group ot. young people sang Christmas carols ; around town.'- ' -: Mr. and MnC Calvin Phnips of Valsets are visiting Mrs. Phil ip parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Myers, over, the holidays. - Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogg had as their dinner guests , Christmas Mr. and Mrs. T. Maple? horpe, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hill and Miss Doris Hogg, of . Salem. . . Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Korb and daughter Leona were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scott In Woodburn Christmas. Mrs. Anton Ettlin. Sr., hss been quite sick at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Saueres slg entertained on Christmas day Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Bennett and son Jim of Milwauklej Mrs. Tal bot, wlio his Just arrived from Canada, and Mr. and Mrs. L. Tnihot and dan enter uazei oi Last Day of Year-End Clearance Blaiikets Priced Ridiculously Cheap! YOUR CHOICE o Priced for Quick Clearance!, &3 TODAY . aaaaaa aa Satin Bound Blankets UMTCHTlVSO0MHkMy SflvertonTf " v - - Mr. and Mrs. Louie Sehaecher, MIM cirsi Mlckens ot Mt Angel ind Ernest Dozler of Stanon visited Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hogs nlsTDrthrshfepherd and Mr Ray Teller risited frlenda . la Portland, Christmas. rl "large crowd from ero at; tended the , tuneral X Percy Adams In Sllrerton Wed neM.7and Mrs. GeorgeKran" and daughte? Jean of Portland the Misses Beatrice and Helen ?mi?r8 Christmas gneaU of their parents, Mr. and Mrs j. N. Amundsen. - Misses Bea rice and Helen remained homo till ai- 2rua- to Vi.ltto. bis par. Ants Mr and Mrs. Hugn uagee, " Ashland during the holidays. Finest Toric Read ing Lens 54.95 Eyeglaae insurance and thor ough examination Included. fi(oM3:i;. Hi : - Two - tone 66x80- in Rose Only ONLY 9 3 i 3 3 4 1 q 13 jj "" -- i in. 1 1.. .I... i . , . . -'"- -!- ) U .i i ; jj ti ,