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Newspaper Page TextTHE ETTGEyE ftEGTSTER-GTJA"'RTJ Page TTirea CITY NEWS home at 1224 Fifth ire-jut west for ' "ires bhu UIO OOUie oi y. , j--u.v.j urar vjoou,UM:ure is-iand, three miles from Eugene. Mr. Ryan plans to develop the place into a vuuuir.r BOfflo, id aeai was nan died bj Parsons company, realtors. What's Doing . "The Messlan, W""1!,, (3 P. m): roncert. Methodist Monday , v. - Kiwanls luncheon Wlob IT belonging to B. F. f 1) iH.'1-,ih.v night by a car ftJ'HnVStefn. 1701 Sixth ave F0"' while 1-arkM on Eleventh Streets. Sieen. going west ou s ted be driving nt a mile, an hour. Towue s LH tideways over the - ... lent1- . - . Lee Claska. Jlrs. G. Murray, .Mrs. J. i f " iue nrst division is .Mrs. Robert Schmidt, .Miss Lucv Conlv Mrs. Louis Scliimel, .Mrs. Neal Mc Coroiuck. Mrs. H. Heiltng, Mrs. Clar ence Iddings, Mrs. Henry Schaefers, MrB. V. A. Fall, Mrs. H, 0. Auld, and Mrs. S. Watson. Newlyweds Visit Hera- Mr. and Mrs. YV. W. Austen we here Saturday visit inc. Mr. Austen is principal oC the (lukriik-a school. and Mrs. Austen teaches at Yarhats and they met in Eugene to spend the wei'K-enu ingetner. They were mar ried nt Corvnllis only a short time ago. Mrs. Austen was accompanied ere from lacnats by Kussell Huff man 01 tnat place. s k the lights on his car N"i m Cars driven by Hob klmJLS: 74 Madison, and E. t 0'1ary. ' V ".! collided n,ton, i h an4 Mon. ikM Thurston. going east on i took the right o .v from stutn. .i, v0nroe. L.,.i Russell Here k Hustell. -bn has Deen away H'... or 1 years, has re- "1 ... I will accept a position as i. The citv'a steam electric Mt erected He ha. l. tht naw and merchant marine 2r diiriiia his absence and "!Hr..T'": onkland. Cal.. E steam engineer. He is a i r E Kussell. for many years ,101 v. .,,r lmnrd. KlSZTf Honor lodge is el n.i.tmsa unrtv (i lid program tmbers and juveniles Monday ''! st the Moose hall. Mrs. jfcj Newman is clmirman (or the SSra.tl. fh.r. This I. he Christmas affair for the lodge m,.i... .ill l n tree and Santa "u. A program has been planned a m lolloweu i Dul1"" i.j.h Piplv Set SlJUrjS ummit t.i -t ku , enrd nartv on Tuesday ,tjinl In St. Mary's hnll. This rii M the third of a series of card ih held in the Catholic hall. turkeys will he awarded nt i rinse of the card social. The in dinrcA will he Mrs. ti. .stiu, Mrs. Adam Wilbelm. Mrs. iwnb Kremmel. Mrs. Alan C. iKlej, Mrs. F. W. Callahan stiilii Moailav IM Utn OiVlMon oi ,. .':arj libolie churi'b parish will meet in rertorr on .Monday attornoot, at ? 5(1 oVJoek. The committee in rjirre ef the fourth division is Mrs. I SAW A car parked halfway around the U. S. National bank corner of the Eighth and Willamette Intersection so as to obstruct the vision of all north bound and west bound traffic. The driver was carrying on a conversa tion with a man Handing In the street R. S. B. What Did You See? Kuvkendall Here W, A. Kiiykendull. heart of the Oregon Drug (.'om.mny. wholesale house of I'ui'tlnnd. wns here h nduv on business ami to see his father, Dr. KuyketHiiill, who has been ouite ill, Mr. KuykeiMhill conducted a druc siore in Eugene ior many years. Here From McKenzle Bridae .John Moyer. resident of ilcKonzie Bridjfe, was in Eugene on business Friday. He said that when he left there Friday morning the weather was about periect, the sun shining bright ly and the air was warm. Charity Dance Plan The Elks lodge will present its an mini Christmas cheer benefit dance at the temple Saturday night. The money received will be turned into the fund used for Christmas charity work by the lodge. Members of the Llks nnd their friends are invited. Walsh at Roseburg Raymond A. Walsh, state highway engineer in charge of maintoianoe in this district, van nt llofteburg on business connected with his depart ment Saturday. Exchanges Home E. W. Ryan has rcbanped his In Records LICENSES Harvey Gene Holland. Crow, and Helen Louisa Williams, Hadleyville. Alvin Ward Lonsbery and Lillian Maude Bary of Eugeue. DIVORCE SUIT Cornelia P. Lava net to versus Jos eph Invagetto; married in Portland June 1U, 1JJU; charge cruelty. SUIT FILED B. Patton versus Albert Hansen to recover f 1VMT alleged due on u contract to haul logs. BOUNTIS W. J. Hebert of Wendline award ed ?2 bounty on on bobcat pelt. It. . .McHeynoKis of Cottage Grove awarded $4 bounty on two bobcat plrs. Fathers and Sons Will Meet Sunday Tbf fathers and sons ot tbc First I nritian church will hold a supper and fellowship hour Sunday evening. The supper will be held iu the dining room of the church from 6 to 7:o0 an inspirational and worship service in the auditorium trom i :oU to b:JU, it is announced. The high school male quartet nnd trumpet quartet will appear at both meetings and William Crane will give u reading. Bill Kidwell, boys' work secretary at the 1. M. C. A., nnd Bus. sell Humphreys will talk and the pas tor, Ltr. S. E. Childers, will speak oo Xhe bupreme .Aioments m Ijiio, Charles Kreis, 48, Arrested For Beer Charles Kreis, 48, was arrested lnte Friday afternoon nt his borne m Lu gene by site prohibition officers. He was charred with possession of beer. Officers said they found a few quarts in the house. They said he has served a sentence before on liquor charges. FATHERS' AND SONS' NIGHT at FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH llth & Oak Street Sunday, December 14th Social and Fellowship Hour In the Dining Boom 6-7:50 and Inspirational and Worship Hour In Auditorium 7:30-8:30. Several Interesting and Attractive Features will be given. Dads Come and Bring Your Sons Sons Come and Bring Your Father Bible School 9:45 Morning "Worship Service 10:55 Come and "Worship with Us. Come "Worship with Ue. Obsidians to Seek Mistletoe on Sunday Mistletoe, Oregon grape and other Christ um a greens will be sought by the Obsidians on a trip to the Trnpp place m the omirg bills tuudH.v. The members nf the. club will meet ut the Waldorf paint store at 9 a. m. and drive to the Tram farm. A climb into the hills will then take place. It is said there are a lot of bie oak trees with plenty of mistle toe on the place and Oregon grape is said to be plentiful. The trip will be under the leader ship of Miss Esther Sorensen and Miss Magda Sorensen. The members will take luncheon and the club will furnish the coffee. Army to Benefit From Midnight Show The midnight matinee at the Fox McDonald theater Saturday night is to be a benefit for the local Snlvatlon Army s unemployment fund. The Sal vat ion Army in Eugene has been do ing a real program in connection with tne reiiet ot tnc unemployment, op cm tin? an employment bureau, feed ing and bedding hundreds of transient unemployed. The value of this work is inestimat able, as these transients are encour aged to keep moving, and thus whnt work there is to do is given to Eu rnt and Lnne count v residents. The prize of a new radio will be given at the matinee by the Kadio Service and Supply company. The gopher tortoise Inhabits Flor ida and other southern coast states. t burrows into sandy soil during the day, and emerges at night in search of food. This snecies of tortoise is about 15 inches long, with a shell of brown and black above, and yellow beneath. ABRAHAM LINCOLN Among Our Neighbors A Daily Feature to Make Lane County People Better Acquainted By MAK1AX LOW BY Seldom does a young successful singer have as varied experience in his profession to work from as Uoy G. Brjson, instructor in voice- ut the University of Oregon school of mu sic and soloist for many campus and town musical events. Mr. Brysou sings the bass part In Handel's "The Messiah' to be pre sented Sunday afternoon by the I in- versify Polyphonic Choir aud Sym phony Orchestra. He is in his third year as voice instructor at the university. He re turned to take the position after tuo years study in voire in .New oik city. He has coached with Percy Bet tor Stephens nnd Horace Peter Hunt and is now a student of Arthur Boardinan, head of the voice depart ment at the university. While in New York, Mr. Hryson was soloist at the Grace Methodist Episcopal church. At present lie is soloist at tue First Church of Christ. Scientist, in Eugene and is ronductor of section B of the Polyphonic choir on the cam pus. For three year?. Mr. Brysou was soloist in the productions of tho St. Cecelia mass hero. Mr. Bryson was born in Eugene and took all his school work here, graduating from the Eugene high school and going on to the University of Orecon from which he graduated in lid. While in the university he was with the men's glee club as solo ist and during his senior yenr whs assistant director of the group. On - ' I jlz Saturday Sport Flashes fflSE'S RUSHES AFFECT WIN OVER GIANT FREEBURG QUEEN! Roy G. Bryson Bob Kruse. Oswego farmer, sonnen- berged his way to a win over John Frceburg, giant Swede of Seattle, iu the main peut of the armory wrest ling card Friday evening. Kruse took the first fall iu -It minutes with a wristlock after he had rabbit punched Freehurg to the floor, and the Swede ia me back to lake the second in 11 minutes on a reverse body hold after wpiikptiine the OMveciin w ith rabbit punches of his own. The final f m II come in exactly il'.y minutes after Kruse had sounenhcrged Freeburg cur hi times in a row. In the nrelimimirv contest. A fast and reckless affair. Art O lteil!y, Eu gene grnppler, took two straight falls 1 from linbby Wallace of Tacoum. The bout was marked by much rushing. kicking, punching and general rough ness. O'lieillr took the first fall iu '-- minutes on an arm st retell aud the! second in L minutes on n cross-body and bar arm hold. Hiirr.v Elliott ref ormed the match and was cheered loudly when he entered the ring. 1 he 1 V.iiL'otie wrestler ias heen toiiclieiuug up on road work lu the L niter ,uikc Mu Alpha, men's nntional music hon orary society. Phi Delia Phi, natiou? it I lnvv lut in i rii rv fraternity. Agora. I national forest moit'u ilincnsKMin croon, nnd I'hi Delia Main Event Rouah Tliptn socinl fraternity. In the main ovpnt, Kruse led "ff li i-v... a tu Knll nf 17 HI. I Willi H IIPIKIIIM K nil! UIH U HUS IVI'lll rnvilfr nnil Mrs. 11. S. Hrvion. MO out of the nil. I'-lliott rni'iiiinlerpii ... . - ii.i i i - i....t- sniiie tlillK-ii IV n lireiiKltlir uie uiiiiim, uic campus ue . a uirmuei .... ............ ........ Kr ,.i,:, lm,., 1,,.,,.11,,,-k on 1 reeuui'K roiled ) J GEORGIA PRIDE MAY WIK RECOGNITION AS HEAVY CHIP the barefoot boy but it n iin-to-dntA stores with the best nt over nnd broke it. KrUSU got a toe goods for Christmas as well ns goods hold on Freeburg nnd worked on his her. She Is T A sacred concert b.v the choir of SO voices will be presented at the Cen tral Lutheran chuich Sunday eveninn. The entire evening will be devoted to the proRrani.. - The urogram will be na follows: "I Shall Not l'aes This Way Acnin" Kf finder Dena Lieunllen I'iano Solo Kdna Whilmer Choir selections. The Perfect World". .Adeni tieibel "Thanks Be to God'' Stanley Dicksou "Dapspring of Eternity-' V. M. (-hristianson "Sunset'' Arrnnced by C. II. G. "Exnlt His ullle'..J. U. Scnotieio Trnise Ye the Lord". .. .from Verili Trio by Mr. nnd Mri. T. G. Kanrhus and Nonuon Luvaas. The Junior Choir will also nppear in two numbers. 'J ho choir Is directed bv Mr. T. (i. Kanrhus. Miss Lucille Skeie is nccotnnanist. The following is the personnel ot the choir: Soprano Mrs. Elmer Gilliertson Annes Slalsberi:. Norma Skeie. Alv hild Erickson. Evelyn Soleim, Vera linker, llorothy Olin. Mrs. T. ti. Kniirhns. Heruice Wahl. Acnes Lee dnhl, Edna Dunbeig, Violet UunlieiK. Harriet Bagaasen. Alto Mrs. P. L. Luvaas, Marie Johnson, Edith Pitkanen. Ingrid Johnson.. Mrs. harles Hteen. Mrna Schedeen, Julia Nfss, Margared Rich ardson. Tenor Bernald Ilnltan. Eric John son. Thomas Tengs. Albert Vik, I'cter Akse. Arne f ristnd. Bats P. 3. Luvaas. Norman Lu vaas. Kolf Bodding. Norwald Nelson, Earnest Alne. Steele Speak Over KORE Radio Station and the First Congregational Church Lincoln never united with any church. He tells us why: "I have never united with any church, because I have found difficulty In giving my assent without mental reservation, to the long, complicated statements of Christian doctrines which char, -".erlze their articles of belief and confessions of faith When a church wil In- scribe over it. . .olo mialiflcatlon for membership, tne savior a couueiia-u 'aten,e, of the aubstance of both the law and gospel. -Thou S halt Love the Lord thy God with all thy Mind, and thy Neighbor as Thyself,' tiat church will I Join with ai! my heart and all my soul." We iropose to meet Lincoln's test. We believe that religion should be expressed to the thought langusgt of our day. We believe that religion should be harmonized with common-sense. We believe that religion should be harmonized with science. We believe that religion should aid In the reconstruction of new social order. txt .Sunday niorn ng wp ;ne recciv .'"e I'lr-dcs in or der to carry out our program for 1JJ. If our pro sram appeals, 1o yoi). trp E n 1 i n ! i "iir co-oporation. 6 ar rloiinnlr.f . - -' 1' nut-ill, "Mutely upon 00 r friends and np all Hie assist J"fe they can give. 7 Come next Sunday morn ing and hear the sermon. "Is Religion An Opiate, Stimulant or a Food?" CLAY E. PALMER, Minister A. P. S. Steele, secretary of the F.nzene chamber of commerce, spoke over KOBE radio Friday night on the subject of Christmas shopping. Mr. Steele urged the people or Lsni count, to shop early and when ihinkintf of Christmas to think nf r.ir en. merchants. He pointed out mat Eugene's advantages as a trading center are numeroua and that it is a center for a distance, of 7." miles in till directions. He spoke ot its ex cellent transportation facilities nwl For Christmas Gifts You can do better at Charlet's for any nnd nil times of the jenr. River Meeting to Be Held Wednesday The Willamette Vnlley Waterways on Kruse. F'reebur;: attempted to ...noi.ilAn u-ill l.r.t.1 n meelinif nt i.ick mi Kruse bv the leg to siaul him Newberg Wednesday. Dec. 17. at tl:l0 but the Oswegan rabbit punched him p. m.. it was announced by A. F. S. out of the idea. Kruse got another loe Steele, secretarv of the Eugene chain- hold on Freclmrg but the bare fooled he, ,.r cninmerre Sulitrdiiv. 1 wrestler rolled out and unillocked The me.ting will begin'with R din- kruse again. Both tried to gain an ner and speeches on the subject of advantage through an exchange of the canalization of the Willamette I ,,rin holds nut r.rnse gave up me river will be ninde by several men notion aud threw a headlock on r ree- who have made a study ot the sub- burg. It takes something like this to touch up the old sport page oc casionally. The young lady it Mary Sua Hutchinson, and the band boys at Hendrlx-Henderson college In Arkansas blow hard for little treihman girl bj gtoe. The Swede clumlieil an arm- who waa voted band sponsor. Her oil? loe. l lie iiifii, viiiiii i,i. ....... . in. a.i. i I .illpai .,:, ,..i,h noma is d.aiivin., hin. oilier heiidlock that slipped down into a strangle hold. The Swede kicked loose anil alter a short slugging iiuitcb, got an arm lair T JPt't. Mr. Mppie. f nniK .lenKuin. nrpf dent of the ssoiHiion, .1. H. Koke, It. liov Hoolh. E. U. Potter HUd oth ers are expected to attend from Eu ;ene. An attempted sonnenhertr went nurAco. Pec. i:t. op An echir of the enthu'iiiNtn that utteuded the Notre IiHUie-Soiitlieru 4'alifornin Forty Present at Vets' Dinner Party uronjt and th tlfvenn ixent ihroiitrh font timll Ktime ns work wim hemd in I HI ropen. Ill rfininrii i" r" n brg in the utoninrh and kirks aud ftlapa occupied their attention for n time until Km headlooked Freehurc nnd followed It up with a rabbit punch to throw the- nip Swede in ine mar lie niile-d .1 in over and pinned him r ' Vexing'" ,7 her n (..'hicnui- conrt room ycnterdny vhen Mrk. Ili U UcdHn wan iiwnrdecl a 1i- vorro from John Wesley ((den. weiillhy deiiceudnnt of a pioneer Chi caco fnmlly. . Mia. Ofrden ldd JudRe Panlel P. Forty were nrenent nt the dinner Riven by the Veteran of Foreign testimony Oudeu wan rooting for Sonlhrrtt ( 'til i for n in. while nhe was for Notre name. The Ciilifornmim lout nnd Oudcii tttruck her. alio auid. in the eye. lu ndditlon to cruelty Mr Ucdcn. 1-ornii li'il to he livliiK til 1'iiniideiiii, Cal., iw the heneficinry of three IruHt fitndn, the latter of whu wnH for $l,Kif,OO0. cHiiilli-.lied hy his mother, Mrs, Aniin Ugih'ii Aimtin. with a wriHt-loek for tho first fall. Time J.J nuinHen. fiO ThrOUQh H0P6S Tho second canto started fast with imvi imhiif tiirootrh the rotten on north ot the city. iwitors present .....i r.t ihi fnrmpp with a toe hold. outside the ranks of the two or Kruse squirmed out and put. a body Kiiiii.iiiHMirt .-n- .in, mm iiim. inn scissors on I repiHirR ami mcy ru AiouriH and .Mr. aiiri mth. niirr. itrar. -,.. u'nua trim Hoimm iierir nut t'harles Allen, the mwly-eeitei i,.i1rir hroke un Hi ill idea wilh a comniHiidcr of the post, presided for ril,hit nunch. Both tried 'hendlocks the first rime which Ins election a ,ltl,i u-rii nni dmvn under a Imrrace snorr. ume niro. hip nexi mceiinR m )(f rni, nunches. With Kruse weas- thc post will he held Her. IIS and tlio P)jnff Kreeliurit worked n reverse next dinner on Jan. 111. it wns an- (My"hold on him and took the becoud nounced. rnll'lnll minutes. The third fall come quickly. Both wrestlers riifhed in nnd hit repeatedly ii ml Jriisn ciime in ihsi 10 im i -.-- l.nrt. vpml I inipH in the nil' secuon. Tho !Sede threw Kruse over the rupes into Hugh hosrou k nip Kruse climned nacK lino imp no n-i fCHfllMRFR Vi'a iiviiu.il ivuiv Ml lookr CrilCAGO, Pec. 13.0P-Fight-ing a cautioiis trickey battle W. l oung hi riming, t he prute ot ueor- gie, defeated Xutly tinnitus, mui- uet heuvyueigiit aspirjint, tn a bristling ten round bout iu the Chi cago stadium tonight. StriMing. overwhelming favored to conquer .-ninths, perhaps py a knockout, wriK forced to use. all ol ma Imritshoiilinc hoxina ski to out- score the gritty youngster from Sioux itv Iowa. I he iteorginn, witn ins flushier boxine skill m (inn zed to win six of the ten rounds, but only after xvnn p tended tn the limit OV th shifty dangerous puncher from Iowa. Tin ilensifin. which was unanimous ly agreed upon by the two judges and the reteree, r-u. ruruy, may re sult in making tumbling the choie of the National Hoxing association ns the heavyweight champion ofthe world. Previous to the battle, tien- nil John V. Chimin, president of tho 11. A. nnd chairman oi I lie Illi nois Athletic comraission declared that Max Schmeling, of Cicrmnny, the titleholtler had failed to detenu wiiiim the prescribed six mouths limit, and that it was up to the N. B. A., to name the winner oi tuo uriiinns Stribling bout n the association's titlehohler. General Chimin, however, must obtain the approval of other memhnr m ales nnd communications asking for their assent will bo aent out tomorrow. "Bat" Wlni MADISON. SOUAHK GARDEN. NKW YORK. Dee. J3. 0P)CUrist- opher "Hat Bnttnlino, the none too highly rated champion of tho feather weights, came into the big town for the first time tonight nnd proved him self before a crown oi i oy whinnimt the fndintr Kid Chocolate in a furious fifteen round defense of hia title. It was the third straight cieieni fiir thft mm in f'nhtin neero who a yenr ago was considered invincible in the lu-pounrt class. An under dog in rne net ting, nnrn- ly rated th equal of the flashy Reed ' no mntter how far the Cunan had gone back, Bnttnlino got up off the floor after -a count ot nine in tne first round to chase t.bocolata the rest, of the way, pounding eternally at his body, and in (he end gain the unanimous decision of two judges and' referee Arthur 1'onovnn. 1 no hi Christmna fund crowd that had mad Chocolate a '2 to 1 favorite, booed th decision lustily, though there seemeo little doubt nmong the rmgsiders that tho courageous little champion had) won himself a Hard victory. It seemed at the start that Choco late, n striking picturo of awlftnioV lug, HLnughl-puiicninic cnony ngnnng machinery would make short work oC the youngster who won hia title ia his home town of Hartford. Conn., from Andre Itoutis a couple of years, ngo and hns been beaten several times iu overweight matchcB t-ince. After maneuvering tho clumsy Battnlino in to position. Chocolate lushed a left: and right to the champion's chin and Christopher hit the deck. lie seemed to take tho count of nine more as a precautionary mea sure than from damage done hy th punches nnd be ciime up full of fight. From that moment on the champion never Rave Chocobite a minute's rest. STORY Bv HOV CKAKT Harry Klli"ll, former l.niversily of (CONTINUED FROM ACE I) ting Nor man's right forearm. The wounded man mum tiiken to the Kit' gene hospital. The cily officers were lo turn mm over to tne county min orities Snturday afternoon, with ar raignment in justice courl probably takmir place Moiiohv Norman, said Chief Hall, seemed fully aware of what he was doing when he fired on the officers and said he had intended lo kill himself. I'a trolman Larson slated he had seen Norman several times lately and Hint Nonnnn had acted strangely, always seeming to ho in a hurry to get out of Bight. Man It Grabbed O'Brien had his encounter with the holdup men shortly after Ihe police wounded Norma n. O'Brien, who drives b Pacific-Greyhound stage, was paus ing the Wi.lters-Biishong Lumber start, a neries of sonnenbergs. Mght "regou wrcuer ami now a comer in lonnenhergs left Freeburg helpless the iuueiiml ranks, has come out and Kruse rolled him over for the dc- of the hills. Since last spring he has ciding fall. Time minutes. been working ou n road Rang, first The match was last, wmi imp nuirr i.. ...im ... . ..... ..,... wrestlers shnwiug the ring wilh their forest crew, mid he aa he is tougher rushes. Bth boys weighed well over than at any pievioiiH point in his ',K pounds, Wilh the IMveue nnving n mi -r. t.iii-ni i M-n-.u . mu- noiicpulde weight advsHiagn whirii r reeiairg mau n nere v nuay evening however, he could not utilize to alieci una wiih aiven n mu n-iqiuiui win- win. A large crowii sow ine inaicu. no .invnu uhh. i ne lurmor urvyon uoy ex pects tq enter the ri no autin 'or the winter season. Ho is in splen did shape, ho says, and nooda only a little gymnasium exercise to put him In condition lo wrestle any body. He woiuhs In now ut about I0U poundi and will do his wrest Una in the middlewoiuht division. Ho hud his hands full witli the big boyH when ho rclerecd their match Friday evening. Kruse ami Freeburg are strong ns IhiIIh and when they gi lied mi willi tho i-oiii'm. Klliolt. couldn Ureak them unless iney jolly wen wanted to be broken. O'Keilly and Wallace duln t can ho In in ho much trouble. This little O'Keilly, inci dentally, is genius quite a hand from PHILADELPHIA. Dec. P- "I...,!" VVrav. IishH coach of tllC Lni nar-.ilB nf I A IIIIK V I Vfl 11 111 football SUUnd around whose bend raged a utorm of criticism, as a result ot tne senson s showing of tho tenm Is out. His scheduled threeyear tenure ,1( home folks nltiiounh they boo him They Never Undersell Ut en Quality Merchandise! 3tandard Furniture Co. company pnini neiwccn runrm itii.i i - --- - t,-if . . .. Fifth on I'eiirl. when a man reached was terminated Into today in a nrief ,st i n,0 lime luu lie is iu tlio out from under a loading platform and statement Issued ny ,ionii nr.n... ring. I took hold of O'Hrien'a leg. ' I'm going Brown, member of the nxecullvo com- lo eat on vou touiL-ht. d l. t ic man nilltee OI tne universnj i"iiui u. .IH nllil.lli'H. it snid: f);Hr!en kicked the man In the face "Tho council of Bthletics of the and fled. A second mull aniieared and T'niversitv of Pennsylvania Blinolllic- fired at the driier V.I10 returned fire. , , list .1. II. Ludlow Wrajr will not i.l Hned was uninjured although a coach the football team next year 01 bullet passed through his overcoat. tu(( y,.r after." It is not known whether anv of tk.p. ... ni. snnniincement of O'Rrien's shots found marks. ll'Hrion .llr.Hr and it is belioved no one tola tne poiu-e niai ine man .un ... h-en .elected. lilenn Warner, rauhed Ins leg was quote snort ana ... -..h Hif,,ri university. of a light build. ,.. mentioned as a probable sue- Fresh Home Mads Candles In large varieties always at 7th A Willamette cessor. Good Furniture FOR LESS Johnson Furniture Co. Phone 148. for Printing Eugene Printing Co. Guard Building v STORY O'Reilly Is Dliinnlno to wrestle In Victoria and Vancouver, B. C, during the Christmas holidays. He has several nlfers from those two olties and will spend a week or two there wrestling their best small men. Wrestllnq has been accepted with a vengeance by the Canadians, and O'Reilly hopes to - make a name for himself In those parts. He made short work of Wallace Friday evening, for he had his mid-term exams on his mind. O'lteilly is an architecture major and when one has construc tion problems, proreasor, and Jirados on one's mind, ono can't et anybody kick him In the face and get away with It, can one? .IIJNf-'l'tflN f'lTY, Hcc. 12. (Spe cial) The fo.ilball season In Junction City bas still another week to so. Ilnrrisburg issued a challenge to the Junction 'itv All Stare fur a game at Junction t'itv Sunday. Iec. H. The challenge was promptly accepted and preparations are being mudo for an other big game, lloth Ilnrrisburg and Junction City will boast a college player apiece, 'l'he visitors will iiave Mike Hulkn vilcll. a university freshman player, while the home isiya will counter with It, iv Todd till ex-l,infield footbaliist. Olltcr well known Ilnrrisburg men will be Kverett Scott, who has the distinc tion of playing for both UnrrishurK and Junction high, fluir Gilbert, Hos well Horenson, Keith 1'eterson and a number of oilier ex-high school plny ers. The Junction lineup will have such names as Sealea nnd f'nlverl, tacklci, Morgan and Hliickwell. guards. Smith, center. Mitchell, Todd and Hniley in the-backfield. The pro ceeds from the game will he divided and given to tho athletic funds of each high school. Clever people, these Italians, l-'idrl I, a llnrlin, Tony I nnxoni-ri, Hilly I'clrolle and lint lialtiiluio have ls;eii PA8ADF.NA, Cel.. Dec. Hi. P) r;lenn S. 'Top" Warner, football coach at Stanford university, said to nlffht when srivired he had neen men tioned as s possible succe.sor to !,ud Wray as coach at the university 01 rnt..lv.tnif. "T have heard nothing r-An. '!. ('(.miKi-Ivsnia officials, but , ,,,n nf Hie lieini luti-lv. The way I would be interested if they made these Italian have keen knocking the me an offer." boys off Ictcly. il wouldn't bo sur- Coach Warner said lie nau oeen prising 10 see 1 aiiieni as n. ,. ...n.. - .... .1 .n... ttiil. the .iliiHtioii for ucn.it .-tijiiiiiil'.n. A I tiny rale, an ward the federal lines they shouted: ten d.iys and had not been advised Italian uoy in liri'uj "' ivl Jtepiihlic. J ney were rail- eray win um, u'n .UU.I...U - . . i- i.... ,...J ..J ...Ml I... ..nl.ri.,n.rli.led. Ill- tn relnrn east. 1 "II IH lilinicn win- ' son Captured Speaking of Camera, though how about this Hoy strioiinn irom rtnwn in fieornla? He is of good old Atnorlran stock nnd If he and tCOf TINUED FROM PAGE I) hiirrt.ndereH wns (.'antain RalinilS. Son of fleneral Siiluias, SpHiiish chief of staff lit Karagossa. 'I'hus if Captain Salinas should lie ordered executed his own father will have to sign the .tenth Wf.rri.nl. Observers in Madrid expressed the .minion that one reason for the sud den collopse of the revolt was the lack of iiuuiamniig national iigure.. in the rel.el camp. Major Itiimon "There Is no contract. My agreement with Stanford can be terminated very easily." Santa Clara Team Defeats Blachlyj SANTA CLARA. l)r, VJ. Th commtinilv bs'kebtill team played Camera ever gel Into Iho ring together, tho bin man mountain Is due for a climbing. Freddie Sinrton. the Altibulna tac kle of whom ii lot of oung men from Washington suite are going to nave fWucY ;,nu. abator who ha. &YZ ll.li Zi' Uam Thursday -Heir band, full in the rose bowl is .1 ..... .1.1, il.. ... rnm.nl for .rk. III. ..l.lv l.nv. won l.v t ie not only B big mail mauler, pill a ...... .lm. ... r.tv.rted one of the I. .' l 't-. I.. .It The Santa Clara smart fellow. H is II feet II Inches some t me was reporiea one m ior tu-nrr. of ,ij to .-). I ne nnnia ; " . ... i ;.. .- l.,...l fi uillmut guiding spirit, of the revolt but this. Hwv ,: Ar-:.ur Shnffner and ll..b '' " " ", 'u'"' "W..K n m rfe'iTo'-:.. 'n-S', ?,S- ""'": K,r' ,;b""n are th the cabinet and army leaner.. alllute. LEWIS WINS KRKSSO, Cal., I'co. i::. IA) o-u. r..i:..,,m .n,l t.lve Stock Pa- l'lirsii r.l . Iiec. l,-!. (l Kd vilion at Toronto, Canada, is said to "Straogier' Lewis, nationally famous b the largest show building of its heavyweight wrestler, lat night bar type in the world. It covers eixteen ely defeated l)r. I'eter Vis.er. i resno and'a half acres under one roof and in two out of three falls on a local lleatinr accommodations for UV I-. A. V. mat card held st the civic 000 pcrsous. auditorium. a diploms l.v Alabama and his age is just 'Jii years, lu eight games this year, eight first downs were made through the Alabama line. )nu don't often see the strong back and strong mind working together line tnai. WB INSI1HE ANTTHINfl I'HOMP McKi.NLtY AUtNCt Butch Will See Rose Bowl Tilt PH.LMAN. Wash.. Psr. 13. 'Butch" Mefker. Washington Wtutu folh-jre's live coucsr mascot, will n tnk-n to Pasadena for tha ItH Devils New Year's (jamo with Alnhama and he Iibh some, assurance remaining in his owners possession. NuicKertliona that tlio mascot he, taken south with the t'nm at first, were vetoed beeatisft of th possibility of his heinif "captured" as a trophy. Hut n tcliRram from J. ii. neny. Piisn'leua'a chief f pdice, puhlihM today, promised "Hutch" would b well proiccted In thnt cily. 'V pietlije vou tlio emire pom-.' 'lepHrrnic.it.' the tehpram stated, will cull out 1h reserves to protect jour mascot. Bring him along. Kd Pnnielson. head of a campus service organisation is raising fun-Is by piiblio subscription to pay the cougar's fare. "Hutch was given rne coucge flovernor Koland II. Hartley, aud was mimed after a famous cougnr quarter-l.-k. f ' Mrs. Martin Win Women' Golf Prize Mrs. KHih Slartin. 2M SUteenlh avenue east, won the low score priso for women at Hie Coi-oanut Orov indoor golf course for the week end ing Iec. 10, according to II. W. Sims, proprietor. Mrs. Martin turned In a score of I t. She won a silver salt and pepper shaker set. The next priio winner will he announced Dec 20, it whs an nounced. " Automobile Insurance Buxb Caif