The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, October 28, 1924, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Tfco THE EUGENE GUABD Tuesday Evening,. October 28 "r n a agi Tl Bridge By Webster NEW YOUR. Oct 28. W Ar ranftmenti for lie funeral of Percy D. Haufhton, head football coach at Columbia and creator ol tn liaugu ton system, atill in use at Harvard, who died suddenly yesterday from heart trouble induced by acute indi gestion, will be made today. Officials of Columbia will alto de cide today whether or not the con let scheduled with Cornell next Sat urday, and games with later oppon ents including Army, New York uni versity and Hyracuae will be played. It la generally assumed that Vt. l'aul AVilhington, line coach and medical advisor of the squad will take charge If gridorln work continues. Authorities at Cornell, communicat ed with last night by the athletic com mittee at Columbia, replied that they would be governed entirely by the wishea of Columbia in regard to Sat urday's game. It is thought that if the contest with its chief rival, Cor nell, Is cancelled, that the Columbia team will be disbanded for the season. Houghton's death came Just atwr the impreaslve performance of his team against Williams last Saturday had returned biin to the spotlight ho occupied from 1008 to 1010, when his Harvard teams were modcles of grid iron efficiency. It came when be was apparently In vurorous health. He was stricken in tile gymnasium while donning his football suit to direct the practice . work of fjia anuad. The present season was Haughton'a econd at Columbia, to which he had come in 1023 to attempt the task of providing a winning football team, at much his tnrca immediate preacces Bors hod failed. ' In his first season, the improve ment wis only noticeable, but this year there was a marked advance which culminated (Saturday in tne ae fot by a large score, of Williams, connucrcr of Cornell. When seeming ly about to repeat his triumph at Harvard. Hauchton died. - In 1918. he left Harvard to accept the presidency of the Boston National league baseball club. Two years later lie entered the service as a major in the chemical corps, binco the war tie ha been assoclstcd with banking 'n terest at his home in Boston, a con nection which be still maintained, as lie spent onry the spring and fall at 'Columbia. Ha'ighton wns 40 years of age, and i survived by bis widow. SALES TO BE HELD Bids on $200,000 of Irfine county rond bonds will bo asked by the coun ty court vlthin the next few days. Tills Issue Is for theapurposs of road improvement in districts 10, 11, 22, 2.5, 15 and 8. The $200,000 In bondB is n jmrt of the $2,000,000 issue vot ed for rood work May 21, 1020. rnsolrt bonds of tho issue Include $1M,rf00 for the Pleasant HIU to I'n senile boundary road; $105,000 for construction up the Willamette nd $:tU,000 for the Florence road north. An additional amount of $18,000 will not bo sold aa this is the unexpended portion of bond project 8 from El mlra to the Ilnrpolo school house, ac cording to P. ItL Morse, county sur veyor. ' The bond Issue of $200,000 to ho old will be numbers in series from 81 - to 100 In denominations of $000 and $1000. The bonds will mature In from . five to 24 years and will draw not to exceed five per cent as proviled for lu tho Original Issue. Effective Means v Of Reducing Fat '' Hero Is an extraordinary method t ot reducing- welBht extraordinary , because no starvation diets or vlo ' lent exercises are necessary. Mar molft Prescription Tablets are mads ' exactly In aooordanoe with the fam , ous Marmsla Prescription, They ' reduce you steadily and easily, with tio III effects. Procure them from , your drug-gist at one dollar for a box or send price dlreot to the Mar mola Company, General Motors Bulldlnir, Detroit, Mich. Once you start taking1 these tablets and los : Ins your tatheas, you will be happy aitaln. DANCE Junction City, Gaiety Hnfl rvery ' Saturday night. Good music, rubllo-l Invited. t.f IT w WA 3800 Points ToTue Good, ue s see noa- HOW MUCH DID IAE SAY FOR? 'Ve FOCftoTTCH. WAS T A "TEMTW CSS- A (jyM?Te. of cent f Or . PNT I TEt-L VOO ? i neve& Play For ANVTHI eG . ITV5 AGAIN ST lAV P(?NClP-eS TO PlAV I thought you d ueDee- STAr-P That we vuskc OUST PLAYING tOK for "THIS ewers n G i Rain Breaks Dry Season at Bend BEND, Ore, Oct. 28. Breaking the longest dry. spell in Bend since official records have been kept, ralu fell yesterday and lust night to the amount of nlnoly-flve hundredths of ori inch, according to the local wea- IJier observer. Only eighty one hun dredths of an Inch ot rain fell in Bend during the more than seven months since April 1, until yesterday, the rev. Unusually GOOD Since ' "Covered wagon days GOLDEN Wlf$$f7 gate xirdn show. The fain was reported to be genotu over central Orison and extended jp Into the Cnscades. , WET AT SALEM SALEM, Ore., Oct. 28. Practically an inch nnd a quarter of rnin fell hetu yeHtordiiy and lust night, according to (be weather report of this morning: The exact amount was 1.23 incii. Tnie brings the total precipitation since Friday evening to ii.ou inches. Dr. Asbton for Chiropractic and Electro-therapy. Opposite Heilij the atre. Phone KflO. tf to the California Summer Land rour font, comfortable and convenient train daily over tho ShaSa oute In tack direction A. J. Obey the call of the warm California play grounds this winter. Sun-swept beaches flower. bedecked cities glowing Ufa, cheer and happiness. Join in the healthful outdoor recreation golf, ing, swimming, motoring. Go via the scenic Shasta route. Mountains and alleys wondrous vistas to the California summer-land. And the Southern Pacific low fares will make your trip surprisingly inexpensive. GILLETTE, Ticket Agent Southern Pacific flip INTEREST KEEPS YOU INTERESTED To have your savin us grow without ttffort on your part la the enjoyable foaturo ot ' savins; regularly, hers at tho First National. You perhaps know this on. Jnyment but are your wife and youngsters having that pleasure, too. llrlng them In and opnn an ncciiunt for encb. A aavlng family Is a happy family. , 40 Ytars of Helpful Ssrvlce TIRST JWAIJUNAL d Tof.Eugn yaiHC) Two sustained quality products mated for greater mileage and economy ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY PITTSBURGH, Oct. 28. With startling suddenness, the Pittsburgh snd Chicago National league baseball clubs swung the most pretentious player deal engineered in recent years when Walter "Rabbit" Maranville, shortstop and second baseman; Wit bur Cooper, star left hand pitcher, and Charlie Ori mm, first baseman, were traded to the Cubs for Victor Aldridgc, pitcher, Oeorge Grantham, inflelder and Albert JNVhaus, recruit first baseman recently purchased from Chattanooga. There was no cash consideration. Grimm, Cooper and Maranville compose a trio that is famous in an nala of Pittsburgh baseball. Because of the unsatlsfuptnry show ing made by the rerun lust season. Manager SlcKochde said be recom mended the acquisition of new ftnd younger blood. McKechnie will revamp bis entire lineup next year, Eddie Moore will pluy second base, the brilliant show ing of the youthful star in Lhe latter half of the season stamping him as deserving of a place in the regular lineup'. Gruntbam will be used in the outfield. SOCIETY LIFE V If ARE STAGE AND SOCIETY UNDER THE SKIN? 2 TODAY and Wednesday D Spitflie ' aW Adapted from the famous novel ''Plaster Saints" Liquor Trial Jury Has No Agreement After being out all nleht a iurv in the case of Ed Burgeis was unable to agrco and was discharged this morning. Burgeis was charged with the sale of intoxicating liquor. O. H. Foster, deputy district attorney, who prosecuted the case stated this morn ing that another trial would be held on the same charge. S. Jf. Calkins wns counsel for the defense. KUGKNK COLLECTION AGENCY,. 771 WILL. ST. PHONE 600. tf Phone 3. B. Stevens vne mnnn tunlnr 25 FALSE tie flfl - PER TEETH P-UM PLATE Buys the best Rubber Plate with gold pin teeth. Any col or or kind of rubber you wish. Painless Extraction of Teeth Guaranteed When you think ot teeth, think of DR. S. T. D0N0HUE Manager Peerless Dentists Cor. 7th and Willamette Sts. Phone 44I-J I u ti tl El I 1 U .r , s I 11 j IJ I 1 If n and Wednesday i n -S I V . BaaaaaaaBBaaaaKaBaaasBo -aHHMsawnmwaBaBn D $fcJs J InL includes S Tlj Elliott llBarf Dexter gj lsa n ML i Betty Blythe Robert Warwick Pauline Garon Lowell Sherman Burr Mcintosh The stage offered her the means for quick success. She Had youth, looks and physical charms. Had not she and the girls of her set always marketed themselves in fashion before socie ty men? She was trying to sell herself to the public now.' 0 Today's Guest MRS. A. . RICHARDS 631 11th West Kindly call at box office for your two tickets, good today only. . fg BS3S pa Then too RALPH GRAVES , in Mack Sennett's burlesque of fun "EAST of the WATER PLUG" PATHE NOVELTY Cr3 3 EZ! ooiia Dawes CARAVAN At Armory Wednesday Evening at 8 o'Clock SPEAKERS HON. W. A. JEFFRIES W"0 nominated Mr. Dnm.it ClewUnJ HERBERT L. MOORE Life-long friend of President Coolidge. There Will Be Other Speakers All Lane County Is Invited CARAVAN TRAVELING SINCE SEPTEMBER 9 Caravan left Plymouth, Vt., President Cool idge's birth-place, September 9, touring daily slnco that date. Caravan will arrive in Eu gene Wednesday afternoon. DID YOU VOTE FOR LINCOLN? . Every person in Lane county who voted for Lincoln is especially invited to attend and sign the Lincoln Register which is to be published. CAR OWNERS PLEASE MEET CARAVAN Every RepubUcan automobile owner please be on 12th street, east of Oak at 3 v. m. Wednesday vit?y Ssu wSh eS0rt 1110 Caravan int0 Euene- T&ke ynp fam&es don or to' (Paid Adv. by Lane County Central Committee Darmin Bristow)