The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, November 13, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text. fiursdny Evening, November 13 19, Page Eight THE EUGENE GUARD E IN WEIiUERT BOUT NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 13. Luis Angel Firpo's attempted ring come back wai rudely halted last night when Charlie Wcinert, local heavy weight, guvo the South American a scientific boiing lesson In 12 rounds of a no-decision fight, and, In the opinion of Newspaper men' at the ringside, gained a comfortable shade over tlio Argentine. The "wild bull" was ditsanccd ill the way. Ills rushes which featured his fight with Dempsey were missing aud his terrific right which has reap ed its harvest of knockouts was vir tuully of no ubo to him against Weln. ert's clever boxing. The Ncwarker poured bis left Into Firjio's face, and successfully avoided I'lUlio'a right, lie cut Firpos lace to shreds. Otherwise Firpo was un hurt. He tried to box Weinert but he did not possess the ability and when he wanted to slug, Wcinert was too evasive. CHARGE TIME CUT NEWARK, N. J, Nov. 13. Time keepers cut off 10 seconds in two of the 12 rounds fought by Louie Firpo and Charlie Wcinert here last night, J. Phut Adams, chief boxing inspect' or of New Jersey, declared today. know positively they were 10 sec onds short," Adams said, "as I held a stop watch and timed them." Adams told newspapermen that the rounds were cut to favor Weinert who, In one of the rounds, was in a dangerously open position on the ropes, Newspapermen gave Weinert the decision. The University of Oregon fresl men football team, accompanied by Bat Williams, coach, will leave Eu gene tonight for Seattle, where the babes are scheduled to play the Uni' verslty of Washington freshmen Sat urday. It will be the last game for the Oregon yearlings. The babes have played three games this season. They defeated Columbia, 7 to 0, and Mount Angel college, 19 to 7, and lost to the O. A, 0. rooks 13 to 12, MBt Saturday. Williams said that Be would make several changes in the lineup so as to strengthen It, The following play ors will make the trip: Krciss and Hedges, centers; Harden, Sautter, Kiggs and Aeeney, guards; Anderson, Dixon aud Mangun, tackles; Wood cock, Hughes and Call, ends; Turner and Clurk, quarter; Langworthy, llodgcn, Socolofsky and MotBchen bacber, halves; and. Wetzel and Bena ke, fullbacks. Virgil Ifiurl, athletic director, will accompany the team as far as Port land. Ho will remain there until after the Washington State-Oregon game, which is to be played on Multnomah field Saturday afternoon and will as sist in student activities. Jack Bene1 fid, grnduate mr.uagcr, will join him tomorrow afternoon. How To Torture Your Wife By Weoster ( it' a fWecTty ") ' i tOVCLV 5UITAOiTI Tev-SsCSAf eCNTcewANl rii PftouP of ( LtK6 it, I Bosses OF ' 7eii..ia"tga"rf.r ) My ? Rer-iovie5. oi-D Kill 111 (I U WA K.I E VkJi I.'" 'Miits. , (vtV no use! im J ii A urn a, jrd II : ft 1' r(U STATE MM MEET Trophies were presented to the winners ot the director's cup tourna ment at the bridge party of the Ku- gene Golf and Country club last night. More than 110 persons attended and Dean Colin V. Dynicnt niado the pros entatlons. Following are the priae-wlnners, and the trophies awarded: Directors cup: 10. O. Iinmcl, winner, silver pitcher and platter; 1). l'rescott, runner-up, silver platter. First flight: L. 1). Slgwart, winner, silver vase; William Mcliride, runner- up, combination silver match and ash tray. Socond flight: Loy Itowllug, win ner, silver bread plate. . Third flight: Arthur Morris, win ner, hammered silver candlesticks. Fourth flight: Sam 11. Warner, win ner; silver bread tray. Fifth flight: K T. Kellar, winner, silver salt and pepper set. Ladios tournament: Mrs, Bertha Stuart Dyment, winner, gold con sole set; Mrs. J. K. Pratt, runner-up, silver bread traj. Beaten four: Mrs. M. M. Tuft, card aet. Second flight: Mrs. F. X. Schaef ert, winner, berry spoon. I Kerns Plans For New Boxing Arena j LOS ANGELES, Nov. 18. Jack Deinpiey, champion heavyweight pugl- : list and hia manager, Jack Kearns, ! hare Instructed their agents here to ! dispose of their Los Angeles apart- i incut and hotel holdings, convert the iiHscta into cash and get options on ip Hit property suilnhle for the erec- lion of a large busing arena. It is said that Kearns bud Ions been desirous of being his own promoter ,1,1,1 hut W h 1'J.rntln.l K lcd in Callfornis, hs plans to return to his home state and take a fling at promoting championship matches and developing fighters. Extra Point in Football Opposed NEW TORK, Nov, 18. Arguments against the abolition for tbe point-after-touchdown In football will lark basis If scores continue the present trend, Results of more than 700 con tests throughout the country up to llils time show that only l.'l games have been decided ty one point mar gans. Only throe of these goals after touchdown victories can he founj among the so-called large college con tests, as follows: Vale 7; Oeorgia 0; Messarliuset'e Aggies 14; Wesleysn 1U; Tufts T. Bowdoia 6. SEATTLE, Nov. 13.-Fenn State's powerfulveleven and the University of Missouri team are being considered Btrongiy as opponents for Uie Univer sity of Washington gridiron machine here Dec. fl, Darwin Meisnest, grad uate manager, announced. Both teams have been extended in vitations, said Meisnest. It was also said thit Michigan anu Illinois were given bids but it was considered un likely tiiey would be able to take the western trip owing to a tie ten con ference ruling against post season contests. Meisnest asserted additional .pos sibilities for tbe remaining game were acceptance of invitations by either West Virginia in the south or SU'i ford on the coast. Ramsay MacDonald To Visit America LONDON, Nov. 13. Ramsay Mac- i Donald is contemplating a visit to America on a holiday after his bar.l grind of nearly a year as Great Brit- ; ain's first labor premier, the Evening ; Star today soys it understands. ; E PORTLAND MliY A rally In Portland at the Mult nomah club gymnasium Friday night preccdinc the Oregon- W ashington state football game, is planned by atudentB of- the university here. A special train, operated by the Oregon Electric, will be run to Portland, and a parade line will be run from Tenth and Morrison streets to the Mult nomah club. Following the rally which will In clude speeches by the coaches and songs and yells for the team, the floor will be cleared and a free dance glvou. Fifteen hundred tickets lu.vo been placed on sale for students in Eu gene. The R. O. T. C. band, and glee club will furnlah music. , Turkey Shoot For Sportsmen Is Set Preliminary details for the holding of a big turkey shoot at the traps of the municipal aviation field are be ing made by the Lane County Sports men's association, according to Ar thur llcndertihott, president. The event will be in change ot Walter Mc- Cornack. A series ot turkey shoots to be held each Sunday la also con templated by the orgnniiation as the start ot a winter of activity which will also probably Include sevoral social events, it is reported. Joe Gorman Wins Over Gene Delmont PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 13. Joe Oormau, Portland llghtwolght, won on a foul from Geno Delmont, of Memphis, Tenn., In the sixth round of their scheduled ten-round hout hero last night. In auother ten-round match Eddie Robinson, local llglit- heavywelght, lost to Jimmy Darcy, Portland, on a technical knockout. ax TO GUARD SUBSCRIBERS If your paper is not delivered by 0 o clock every nign: pieuae telephone 1200 before 1:HO r. M. Deliveries will be made from the office up to that time. FISCHER-SOULTS LUMBER CO. 6th nnd High Phono 572 OAK FLOORING HAMMOND SHINGLES Wall Board Roofing Ooment LUMBER and LATH iviatni tggs and poultry Eggs, large hen . ...i 48ri50c Eggs, largo pullet 33Gj3."c Eggs, pullet peewecs 2-&2."5i: Hens, light 10c Hens, ueuvy T .1018c Spring chickens 1(1 44" 18c Butter Fat and Butter Quarters 43c Creamery Butter 4 lit. 4 He liuttoifut ...3Uc Meat Market Steers 4Sc Cow 2t4tft4c Ewes 4Vj0e Wethers 0(ij:8c Veal, light fancy lOrtSllc Veal, heavy thin SC&Gc Veal, heavy aud fat 8c Pork, dressed 12 Milt llu Ilogs. live 06c Brains, Hay Wheat, bu $1.40 Oats, bu. Otic Hurley, ton $40 New oat vetch li.-.y, ton' $11) Old hay. ton $14-15 Vegetables Potatoes, local 2c Carrots, sack" l(itlc Beets, sacs IVjc Turnips, sack ....3c Green peppers ,..10c Beans 8c Celery, dos. stalk 80c it $1 Tomatoes, hot house lb. .' 8c Cabbago, !b 2Kii"-'e Cauliflower, crate Sl.Tiyl'.OO Head lettuce, oot ..Ut)c Fruit. Local apples, box $12.S0 Quinces flVic Pears, box ,$1.2.i CHICAGO GRAIN CHICAGO, Nov. 13. The wheat opeuing which ranged from 1 to 2 C-8c higher, Decembor $l.ri3 3-4 to 1.M, nnd 'May $1.01 to $1.02, was followed by decided further gain. The close was unsettled 1 1-4 to 2 3-4c net higher December $1.M 7 8 to $1.(KS aud May $1,112 to $1.02 1-8. After opening at fi-8 to 1 l-2c up. May $1.18 3-4 to $1.10 1-8, corn con tinued to advance. Corn closed .unsettled S-4 to 1 U c net higher, May $1.18 3-4 to $1.18 7-8. Oats started at 5-8 to 1 3-8c gain, May 58 1-4 to 5U 7-8c. Motlcrate ad ditional upturns ensued. Provisions rose wub grain. DRY WOOD Under Cover Any Length Slnbwond Onk Body Fir Ash Second Growth Maple Maherud-Huntington Fuel Co. II West 7th Phone 651 . PORTLAND PRICES I'OUTLAND, Ore., Nov. 13. Kxkh cent higher; uurreut receipts OUc; pulletfl 43 4;iM,e; first 5U(U;00c; iifwierics DitOiyju delivered l'ort lund. . 11 utter, prints unchungiHl cube but ter 1 to 2c higher. KxUu cubea, city 3tlc; sttmdurdu 30c; prime firsts 83c; first s 31 'jc; undergrade nominul; prints 40c; cartons 41c. Butterfat sternly; unchuiiged; best churning crcum 35(j43Uc net shippers' track iu zone one. I'oultry, live turkeys and ' under grade dressed turkeys weak and plen tiful. Oilier lines moving at' steady prices. Heavy liens 20(r.llilo pound; light iKi liic; springs lieuvy 10fr0c; ditto, light L'lifri.lMc; stags 13c, old roosters 10c; ducks, while l'ckin 10 ((.LSc; live turkeys I20((i,i!le; dressed turkeys 2U(&U'. Oniou and potato murkcts firmer; onions $1.75 (J 1.85; potutoes $1.15 &i.25. Nuts steady; walnuts No. 1 budded -vSMi(:30e pound; filberts irf.rLSc; almonds l'7e; lirazll iiuttf 13(y;i5e; Oregon chestnuts 15(17c. Uopg steady; new clusters 13(&15c; fugles lOfu'lHc; old crop lOlti'Jc. Cascaru bark quiet; tew peel 7U8e pound ; otiUl peel nominal ; Oregon grnpo root 4c pound. PORTLAND MARKETS I'OltTLANI), Nov. 13. fritter nnd CONCRETE BRICK BURIAL VAULTS DRAIN TILE IRRIGATION PIPE SEWER PIPE CULVERT PIPE HOLLOW TILE BLOCKS SEPTIC TANKS Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. 135 Blair. Phone 003 palsb cienn pe TEETH $25 PLATE Buys the best Rubber Plate with Hold pin teeth. Any col or or kind ot rubber you wish Painless Extraction of Teeth Guaranteed When you think ot teeth, think ot DR. S. T. DONOHUE Manaaer Peerless Dentists Cor. 7th and Willamette 8ts Ph&n. 44 1J STOMACH UPSET? Get at the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doing now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, they are attacking the teal cause of the ailment clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When thi liver nnH Knn-ala nP forming their natural functions, away gwo iiiuiKcsuuii anu siomacn irouoies. Have you a bad taste, coated tongue, poor appetite, a lazy, don't-care feeling, undigested foods? Take Olive Tablet the substitute for calomel. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a nil VP ml. Vrtu null IrKAm il... u.. olive color. They do the work without Take one or two at bedtime for quick relief, hat what you like. 15c and 30c SPORT BRIEFS NEW YOItK Buttling Miki, Senga lese ueuvy we ife'bt, will face Young Murullo of New Orleans, in Madison Square (jurdwT on Friday uight, it was announced. NEW YOItK Churley Paddock, fuiuous Culifornia sprinter, and ua tiuuul chumptou, has been selected a one of tlio six delegates to the ama teur athletic union convention at At lantic Uity. egg prices are higher on the local exchunge today, due largely to colder weather and rising inurkets at other coast points. Bids are posted one and two cents higher on cube butter with extras and sandurds 30c. Prime firBts were posted at 33c and first at 31c. In the egg division extras, pullets and firsts gained a point with a new top of 58 cents established. Current receipts remain unchanged at 50c. Government report of dairy hold ings on November first, has just been issued and ahows 135,u00,000 pounds of butter as compared tu 77,000,OUO pounds a year ago, or a surplus of ."8,UO0r000 pounds. A shortage in egg holdings is shown in the government report with 5, 2U5,000 cases us against 0,058,000 cases a year ago. A strong undertone is indicated in ihe local, onion market. Buyers ure unable to get good stocks under $1.75 to $1.85 at country points and some of the growers are holding for a $2 market. Good onions readily sell at $2.25 today and some ot the houses are asking $2.50. The potato market bIiows a better tone. Very few local spuds are offer ed yet and local dealers have to look to Yakima for their requirements. Trices ure up to r round $27 here. No No. 1 stock can be had fur less than $1.75. The market is expected to fol low the upward trend during the win ter mouths in s-ite of the govern ment .prediction of the largest crop ever produced in the United States. DANCE at Veneta Every Saturday " ; Night VITAL TOPICS Away With Misery Pains and Illness! You do not have to' endure ;iny ot It There is a safo and certain road AWAY from them It Is the broad and cheerful road to Chiropractic. MAKE ' CHIROPRACTIC YOUR HABIT Complete X-Ray Laboratory Dental Films $2.00 Inltal film, SI. 00 each additional. Large pictures 15.00 each. PALMER GRADUATE DR. J. I. FISCHER 208 I. O. O. F. Bldg. Office Phone 410 Residence Phone. 136 QUACKENBUSH'S 160 Ninth Ave. Eaat ALARM CLOCKS Comot, 4-inch face $1.00 Lord Suubnr, 4-ineh fnco $1.10 AXE HANDLES Very good grade of oak 30o English Decorated Tea Pots 85c ROLLER SKATES Ball bearing. Roys' and girls' skates $1.75 Electric Irons $3.50 'Mat Constipation IwRBCvib 4 diseases What a wieck of the human body constipation can make. It floods the system with dangerous poisons. It lead to aerious diseases. Don't neglect it I Kellogg's ALL-BRAN, cooked and krumbled. if eaten regularly, is guaranteed to relieve perma nently the most chronic cases.of constipation. If it fails, your grocer will return your money. Kellogg' s is ALL BRAN. Doctors recommend it. They know that only ALL BRAN can bring 1 00 per cent results. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN stimulates the intestine in nature's own wonderful way. It sweeps, cleans and purifies I It makes the bowels function naturally and regularly. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN has a delicious, nut-like flavor. Eat it with milk or cream or in the recipes given on every package. Eat two table spoonfuls daily in chronic cases, with every meal. All grocers. REUCVtS CONSWWIOK ALl-BRAN 00KEDKRUMBUD HEADY TO AT the original tlRAHread to eat New Circuit to Show At Heilig Known As Western Vaudeville The new vaudeville circuit which will open at the Heilig theatre on Thanksgiving day will be known aa the Western Vaudeville circuit, an nouncer W. B. McDonald, manager. This circuit is also commonly called "Junior Orpheum, since its acts ar drawn from the big Orpheum aud Keith circuits. The name, "Western Vaudeville" will be used to distinguish the circuit from the big Orpheum circuit that plays only in cities the Btze of San Francisco and Portland. Snowanda, the chclce of the smoker. How To Accumulate Capital Earn, save and Invest Is a mighty Rood slogan for the man who desires to ac cumulate capital and get ahead. In every one ot these, the First National can help you. We help you Increase your earnings by advising you on business problems; we help you save by affording, a safe ' depository (or your money; and we help you guide your Investments into profitable channels. Isn't that the kind of an In stitution you want for YOUR bank? 40 Years at Helpful Ssrvicf FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Eugene f sincb tees MASONS ATTENTION BIG ENTERTAINMENT AND REFRESHMENTS Masonic Temple, Thursday, Nov. 13tK, r 7:45 P. M. All Masons and their ladies cordially invited W. M. HI JINX FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14th PROGRAM PATSI ,.,. GLEE CLUBS Miss Leona Marsters DO YOUR WORST SENIORS Miss Mae D. Klnsey Mr. Fred Chess KING TUT REVIEW SOPHOMORES Miss Eunice Zimmerman Mr. R. T. Sill DRIFTWOOD ......,..,., HI-Y Mr. W. P. Walters METAMORPHOSIS . .,. . . ... ...... . FRESHMEN Miss Wlnnebel Reid Mr. J. G. Swan Miss Marlon Chase Mr. Odine Michelson . INTERMISSION EXTRA Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Valentino BISCUITS AND BILLS DRAMATIC CLUB Mrs. Beatrice Beebe WHEN ACTING PAYS JUNIORS Mrs. Beatrice Beebe Mr. John T. Ganoe MOCK TEACHERS' MEETING NESTONIANS Mr. Peter Chrlstenson Mr. John T. Ganoe GASTRIC A JUICE FACULTY New Members of Faculty Music by High School Orchestra BEST EVER Fun From 8 to 11 EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL GYM ADMISSION 35c USE THE GUARD WANT AD WAYS WE GIVE YOU ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY Owing to the Unfavorable Weather We Have Decided to Continue Our Big Sale of v Booth Kelly Lumber The quick response of our friends in recognizing the great values we offered has reduced this special stock very greatly, but we still have plenty of real bargains and urge that you make an effort to attend this sale at an early date as it is necessary to inspect the stock to appre ciate what you can buy for a small amount of money. If you have use of lumber for any purpose a trip to our Springfield mill will convince you we have what you want. DO IT NOW! The Booth Kelly Lumber Co. Eugene Phone 452 ' Springfield Phone 55 t