The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, October 24, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textt ( ! 't4 Page Eight THE EUGENE GUARD Friday Evening, October 24, 1024 E- E When Eugcue und Corvullis high schools clash tomorrow afternoon Bt Bell field in Corvnllis one of the teams will probably be eliminated as contenders of the valley conference cnaniuionehip. Albany high also loems as a pos sible champiun team. The Albany llillsboro game ut Albany last Katur duy upset the dope pot ell over the lot, when the Washington county boys got the long end of a l'-i to 0 score. Albany under coach of "Stan" Sum mers has a better outlook than it has had for years. He has 13 letter men to work with, and four guards and (four tuckles that will average 1(15 pounds or better. Their defeat Sat urday was due to the breaks going to llillsboro. Corvallis Husky. Corvallis high will send in a line weighing about 105 pounds againnt Kugene tomorrow, with a 150 or 155 pound backficld. Sixteen men are sure to play at one time or other in the game. The players are all in good con dition and the battle will have an Im portant bearing on the Willamette valley conference. Cline "Tub" Smith, fullback who is doing the punting this year for Cor vallis is showing up as their bright and shining light. His fierce tackling in the initial game with the O. A. C ltooks was a feature of that contest. Leader Has Ability. "Mart" Smith, captitin end quarter, is running the team in a splendid way and is deadly on kicks from place ment. "Ham" Itawlings at halfback is another outstanding player of the maroon and red. lie is an open field runner and twister, that is always good for gains in an open field or around ends. On the line, 1'armenter, left tackle, and Ilukill, center, are the other outstanding players of the college city team. Outlook Gloomy. For Eugene the outlook 1b gloomyq indeed. "We are going in to fight 'em to & finish, but the team is badly crippled," says "Spike" Leslie. As a result of a sprained ankle received in the Hosebttrg game lust Saturday Fols, Eugene crack halfback, is on crutcheB. Howard, the speedy little quarterback, will also play the bench on account of a fractured rib received in the Hoseburg game. Folts's berth at half will doubtless ly be filled by Schrncder, and Syl vester, a freshman, will take the pivot post, with Colemnn barkiug signalB In Howard's place. Coleman is the half back who made such a splendid show ing in the Hoseburg (rnino. Lino Is Shifted. Schraeder's tackle position will be filled by Callinon, and other shifts will be made in the team before it goes up against Corvnllis tomorrow morning. Conference Warming. The high school 'conference 1b warming up. All the cams this year are stronger than' they have been for years, and tho pennant contest this yesr should be worth seeing. Mol lis. Huntington and his Hed nnd Black Knlcni high gang took tho Willamette Frosh down the lino 7 to 0 Satur day. Despite the appnrent strength of Huntington's lads the race will probably be between Eugene, Corvnl lis and Albany. A special train will leave the Southern Pacific station Saturday morning at 11 o'clock. It Ib desired to have as many local people attend Life's Darkest Moment By Webster 0 9 &Ct Rl&HT, SfAfMLV, VOSJ MAY Play football- for a littuc .jh riit- IF vnu GET YOUR VVI I Issrf v " - s-. r-i c mt?TV Til PUNKH I L UL mt ' 7 vnu SEVcRcLy. vo w i o i V- , O C gill fl '"""mit:. FIELD corn it h t wori.i. mat tvt. Ott F this (jnme a enn got nwny. The Hpc olol will return Kitturduy cvpning, im mediately following tho giun. Hot Checker Game On Schedule Here Tonight lliere Is to be a chec'ier contest in the Chess and Checker club room number 11, in tho Hovey build ing, commencing sharp at 7:.K). Al bany, through lobn M, Ott, laid down a challenge to the Hugenean movent. according to II. C. Cook, prime movr in the club here, so all local funs nnd players are requested to be present in order to practice for tho fight, wliich is scheduled for some evening around the first of next month. "Albany has asked for a team of six men," he says, "nnd we must pre pare for this event. Every member l nrged to practice, elthor st home or in the club, so we may mnko up a crir k team nnd send them when Albany's players nre all together nnd ready." Harrisburg- Team Is Scheduled to Play Springfield HPHINHKIKM). Oct. !!). Srpe clal). A football g;inie between Springfield and Hnrrishiirg hish sohnnl is scheduled for l'r:t!:iy after noon at .'1 p. in. on tue Fifth street grounds in Kprlncfit'ld. Lineup Pir Springfield Is as follows: ltny . Cae teel, center; l-'loyd Mnkinson an'l Frank Lewis, guords; (li'nrun Mo n and either Oral NV or Joe Thomp son, tackleB; .Tugh Cowart, left cod: John Cox, quarter; Mcrl MnMull-'ii, left half; Austin Mi'I'Ihm-hoii, right half; (iilbrrt Margilth, full back. QUACKENBUSHE'S 160 Ninth Avenue East ' Exo Floor and Furniture Wax One-pound can, special prico 50c Fuse Plugs, each 5c Waffle Irons .$2.00 ALUMINUM RICE BOILERS, 2 qut. sizo 80c Glass Syrup Pitch ers, with cover. .35c . Oak Handles for ax or mattock. Very good grndo 30c ELECTRIC ALUMINUM PERCOLATERS Price, each :.,.. $3.25 ' ELECTRIC STOVES OR TOASTERS. Look at this. Trice $2.00 "Everyday" Glasses are tho kind you want tho kind you can wear at all times, about your household tasks or on the street, nnd forgot you havo them on. In order to obtain tho full benefit from vour glass es you should wear them as much of tho time ns possible, hence tho necessity for good staying on qualities and comfort. Every pair of glasses 1 we fit is made to your measurements and adjusted by an expert. They are tho kind you can wear all the time with perfect ease. WILIAMITT1 T. UOINI, ONIOON Army Men to Fire Over Local Range Sergeant Frank Kenun, in charge DANCE at DONNA Saturday Night of army recruiting here, and S,:r licnm 1.. ViuiKlin. United States army instructor with tile local national guard companies have received or ders to shoot over the local range south of the city in order to reijlialiry in t In annua test. The shooting will take place Saturday under the super vision of the army officers of ibo l.'niverHity It. O. T. C. Firing will be held at ranges of 2(K) yards, liUO yards, five and six hundred. DANCE Ilarrisburg M. W. A. hall every Friday night. Good music. Public in vited, tf Hy SAM WJMJERMAN -Oregon's lust footb-ll game before Homecoming will be played tomorrow with Whitman college as Its oppo nent, tf'he game will start at H:30 o'clock on Ha; ward field. The Missionaries are primed for the game nnd from advance reports Coach liorleake will start a team made up almost entirely of lettermen. Coach Maddck of Oregon will start his entire first team except Carl Johnson and Ward Johnson. Carl Johnson bruised his kidceys in the Stanford game and will hi out for several weeks. Ward Johnson injured a nerve in his leg several weeks ago and that member has been slow in rounding into shape. Hate Card Practice Mnddock sent the team through seveVal scrimmr.ge practices this week. Yesterday's practice was for three hours and tas concluded only when daifincss made it impossible toJ Nee t,he ball. The varsity used the babes for doornivs and jcored many long gains. The freshmen, however, also exhibit ed a powerful attack and pounded the varsity line for two touchdowns. Maddock will try few trick ply against Whitman as he expects little trouble from the Missionaries. Mont of the plays will be off tuckle buckB, with an occasional end run. The Lineup. Knt Wilson will start at center with Ilailey and Shields at guard; Kerns and Reed at tackle; Mautz and Itliss at cud; Anderson at quarter; Vitus and Tcrjcsin at half; nnd Jones at full, liliss has done so well at end in practice' that Mnddock has about decided to let him Btnrt there and moved Captai - Iteed back to tackle, his regular position. While Oregon will he facing Whit man. Washington will be entertain ing the Oregon Aggies at Settle. .. m:iou is expected to win by at lenat three touchdowns, ns the Ag gies have exhib'ted little offensive strength in the last two games. California will play its first confer ence game. It will face Washington State ut Berkeley. The northerners have been going badly in the last two games, losing to (ionznga end Idaho, while California has been improving ail the time. California is the favor ite. Idaho vs. Stanford In the most important conference clashes Idaho will play Stanford at Portland. The game iB expected to be a battle royal as a defeat will prac tically eliminate the loser from con ference honors. Stanford is a six to 12-polut favorite because of its pow erful line and weight advantage. Should Nevers return to the lineup, it will boost Stanford chances con siderably. Montana and University of South ern California have easy game. Montana plays the Montana School of Mines at Butte, while Southern California faces Nevada at Ixis Ange les. Nevada held Californ a last year to a Bcoreless tie, but the team isn't this year, nor wbb it last year, as strong ns the Bcore indicated. RUMMAGE SALE Friday and Saturday, Oct. 24th and 25th hy Christian church Indies. Also cooked food on Saturday in Johnson Furniture Store, U25 Willamette. Sat-Tues EUGKXE COLLECTION AGENCY,. 774 WILL, ST. PHONE 600. - ti Phone S. E. Stevens tor pisrin tuning FOOTBALL Whitman vs. Oregon Saturday, Oct. 25, 2:30 Hayward Field "See that team play" Kosorved scats at Laraway's, Musio Store, Co-op., and Obak's. i2 Ja1 On every Tru-Poke Cracker you'll find a binding guarantee of quality. That guarantee is embodied in the name "TRU-BAKE." U'l fulfillment t in every cracker. You have no idea how good cracker can lie until you tate (Tru-Bake Sodas. YOUR GROCER SELLS THEM Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO. Spokane and Portland The Heme of Trv-Blu Brihiim, English style Bleculte and Tru-Hlu fruit Cake Wl. i on Larger t Ar Evan Mon Eeonomloal you would be regular as clockwork, each day some way enfoy ROMAN MEAL a properly balanced food Oh Boj Look Who's Here! Genuine Mexican Dishes Enchilades Del Heavo Enchiledes Del Maize Tortico Del Maize Chicken Tamales Texas Tamales (Hot) Chile Con Came Chile Mack Spanish Chicken Pies Frijoles "And Yes" Chinese Chicken Noodles Chinese Pork Noodles' All Above Dishes Made In Our Kitchen Imperial Lunch 727 Willamette Street Statement of Condition The First National Bank of Eugene, Oregon At the Close of Business October 10, 1924 RESOURCES Loans ;.... $2,034,493.87 U. S. Government Bonds and Certificates .... 579,136.49 Other Bonds and Warrants 642,453.65 Bank Building and Other Ileal Estate 189,318.98 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 9,000.00 Cash and Sight Exchange 824,429.51 Total . .:.t.J. . $4,278,832.50 LIABILITIES Capital and Surplus .. $ 300,000.00 Undvided Profits 167,756.53 Discount Collected But Not Earned 4,779.89 Circulation 95,300.00 Deposits Individual $3,637,653.83 Government 9,811.82 Other Banks 63,530.43 3,710,996.08 Total ..UVJ.. $4,278,832.50 See the Champions at Pacific International Livestock Exposition XllliPflf A Qreat Nctw Exposition Palace H KRfiPSil and Amphitheatre I pplf The Greatest Combined Exhibit of feSIS Pure Bred Live Stock Under Swll WL One Roof in America liSf WJ1 $90,000 in Premiums LjflJ fofc wTl The annual Pacific International live fKyX&'W 'MswQ.Xh Stock Expoition, Portland, Nor. lit to 8th, will III I J fwB be bigger and better than ever before. 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