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Newspaper Page TextWednesday Evening, December K Page Eight THE EUGENE GUARD TDMG BBDNS The Events Leading Up to the Tragedy Bv' Webstet KNOCKS go OUT IN SIXTH Three Knockdowns Scored,. When Referee Stops The Fight NEW YORK, Dec. 10. Tom my (iibbons, Si. Paul light-heavy-wiigbt, gained unotlier notch in bin climb to pugilistic fume last uiKit niieu lie blotted from bis path Kid Norfolk, Jlultluiore negro, in tiie Kixth round of a lft-round match. The St. Paul boxer scored n teebni cul knockout, the referee stoppiug the match after 55 aeconda of fighting in the sixth round After Norfolk had been lowered to the canvas three times, A capacity crowd of 13,000 paid the Christmas fund a net profit of $4(1,000 to seo the card. Employing Bhort, cutting jnbB, with few straight punches, Gibbons carried the fight to Norfolk at the start, kep( on top of him during the infighting and then to vary his attack, stepped back occasionally and launched a fu rious attack from long range, which all but knocked the negro into sub mission. Down for a count of (no In the fourth round, down ngain in the fifth for a count of four, und uguin in the sixth for a count of six, Norfolk got up fro mine, third full,, staggered bhort Way across the ring and stretch ed himself horizontally again with' out a blow from Gibbons. One of the largest crowds in the history of the Garden .intended the match, the proceeds of which went to swell a Christmas fund organized by a New York newspaper. OREGON AGRICULTURAL COl LEGE, Oorvnllis, Dec. 10. (Special) The Heaver hoopsters will leove December 21, for the annual soutliern barnstorming tour. They will piny eight games this year. Four games will bo played while going south, two will be played in the south, and two are scheduled on the homeward trip, The first gamo is with the Ambler's Athletic club in Stockton, December 21. The next three gomes will be played In Son Francisco. The first is wilh the Y. M. I. December 2.'t, the second with Ellery Arms company December 26, and the last with hi, Ignatius college December 27. The Heavers will arrive In Ios An geles Sunday evening, December 2S, nnd the next night play Hie Holly wood Athletic club. After this gotnc the Aggies will meet the southern branch of the University of Califor nia, The team will watch the Stun ford-NoIre Dame football game New Yenr's day, and ploy the Fresno Tea cher's college January 2. Oregon Aggies to Play Marquette On Next Thanksgiving CHICAGO, Dec. 10. An Intersec tions! football gamo between tJie Ore gon Aggies and Mnrnuetto university of Milwaukee will be .played next Thanksgiving in Milwaukee, according to an agreement reached hero by Coach 1'aul Schlnsler of , the Aggie and William Coffey, Marquette gro.1 uate manager. Joe Stecher On Way to Matches "PENDLETON, Oro., Dec, 10. Joe Btecher, formor heavyweight chnm pion wroatlor of tlto world, 'wng h 1'enulPtou visitor yesterday nftnrnoon on his way to Spokane where he will rnfengo In a bout or two in his clan. Stecher la on a tour of the ro.tht mid has only recently com out fro.n bis home in Dodge City, Neb. Ho It accompanied by Jus brother nnd train er, Anton. Portland Hnlt Lake city, Nnn Francisco and Ivob Angeles nre Included in the itinerary of his present trip. W. S. C. Halfback Honored By Team TOLLMAN, Wash., Dec' 10. Mar vin Ilnles of Whittburg, Wash., half back on the Washington Stale Col lege eleven, wos voted the .1. F. Huh lcr medal by the members of the foot ball siiuad here as being t lie player who was the greatest inspiration to the team during the year. Hales has played halfback for (he last twu years, lie came to Washington Slnln after playing four years of football at Waitsburg high school. . AGGIES WIN rOIlVAI.U, Ore.. Dec. 10. Ore rn Agricultural college basketball I en m here last night defeated the Lin ficld college quintet hy a score of 2S (o 0. RUB PAIN OUT OF RHEUMATIC JOINTS For 05 yearn, million have rubbed nt.othing, penetrating Jnroba t)il right on the tender . ftpot, ami by the time they way ,lack ltnhiiiKon out comes rheu matic pain and ilii trem. Hr. Jacob Oil in a hanulinx rhcmuatiKin and pain liniment which never di'nppointn and dttean't burn the fkiu. It taken pain, adrenens a ltd Ktiffimmt from a eh-1 ing joints, mum-Inn and bones; ' stop sciatica, lumbago. backache nnd neuralgia. X cent bottle guaraulccd by all drugi-ist. f heuo,"3im! i 7jst ' s ( vvec.L,iFi-rWT ) ( ve,SiR,we hap a ( $Ay. d03a ses ) '. 60TeACKFOMeuROPe:! Jot-OHeRBffOTM. SpcatTBIP. IN PABlS j 3ACKIC COO(3A I : Uno?aw M " ,r J r I - ' (1 " r -jutT back fKoT) f oipn t see Jacki?) f a.ZZje 5v,D!ta see euaope tewwc ( 1 coogam byan j ( ' " J Cooer t TeiX VOO WHAT W6 I 1 CHANCC PlD ? 1 J HS WAS fHeRC Tm- fAMe saw ir-t Venice j ) is y t,mfvou- ' ( 5aV,HR8, I HEAR VA BeCM TO 1 , 1 ( KoTWinS tAlTflNflwl euRope. see anvincof J ( T " ur?l murock -oh.-s! , I TACKie COOGAN WHiLC I ,H PC' 'oixHT.y AM ,e.Tei?ebr1w& . JL WF,R THfU'e? , ' IOiOnToET . plCE AtJouT TACK'S J j CHAiHce.-roLoopsI Cooe5 -n?,P T0 f. WISH Ni ST1TF l:-ri::;:;,f;.: mi pu miMlR I I II II U L-IIIIUII IU . m I ulUlh hXhiu (nlh 3t.:'.J:r..ir I JnnRFRs RT MTsi 1 1 LI LI ! i 1 I J 1 1 1 1 I MM I I 1 1 T! PALO ALTO, Ca.f Dec. 10. Tbe Stanford football team, returning to practice this week, la preparing in tensively for the encounter with tbi notable Notre Dame eleven at Pasa dena, New Year's day. Krnie Nevers, premier fullback of tJie 1!)23 season, is expected to start tbe gume. lie was hurt in a pre-se.v sou Kcriiumage and bus been skir'.iux tbe, sideline ou crutches most of the time since. Hit played part of tw.j games, but was injured ugaiu in (h MuuiHua cuntest and could not gyt into the bit; gume with California. Ithike Thoinus, an end, is reported to have recovered from the iujucy that kept him on the bench most of the seawun. Forced to do without Nev. ers, Coach Glenn Warner bus develop ed two more excellent fullbacks dur ing the seuHon, Jley und Hugue. They aru likely to step iuto the Nutru name fray at some stage. Nevers' hj kles still arq ho weak that it Is , ques tionable whether be will play much of the game. Though J Icy and liogue have proved smashing plungers, Nev ers powerful work cni defense had been missed. . Waruer is drilling tiie temn es pecially for u defense against p.issei:, nntieip;itiiig Itocknc air uttucks. The Stupford teacher also is said to ha,ve evolved n few tricks for the special benefit of tin Irish team. students mry take the treatment at time. It lasts for an hour, nnd tbe pa tiens may study their lessons whi'a taking treatments. MOVING PICTURES HEILIO Harold Lloyd in i "Hot Water." HKX Kudolph Valentino In "A Sainted Devil." CASTLE "The Marked Dane- er." I o PREMIER HERRIOT ILL TAItlS, Dec. 10. Premier ller riot was confined to bis room today with a serious attack of grippe. A physician's bulletin said the malady A laugh, a heart-throb or a thrill take your cJioice. At the Heilig tonight is Harold Lloyd in his newest comedy, "Hot WatTr," which created more Ih-ughs at its initial showing Tuesday than have been created by any one play in a long time. At the Iter is Rudolph Valentino iu "A Sainted Devil," a new Valentin play that makes the popular scree 1 star more popular than ever. The pliy js undoubtedly one of Valentino's strongest. At the Costle, .opening today, is tJi thriller, "The -Masked Dancer." COMMON GOLDS ARE NATURE'S WINING If Heeded In Time May Be Checked Before Serious Illness Sets In KUROKOL BRINGS INSTANT RELIEF ri.lLL.MAN, Wash., Dec. 10. T:ie athletic council of Washington Slate college voted to relain Albert 10. Kx endine as football conch for another year, the salury was not stated. Kzcndine came to Washington State two years ago. H was announced that no contract was entered for next ye.u. No action was taken on an assistant coaoh, but It was announced that one probably would bo employed. Notre Dame Will .Have Ten Games The Notre Dame football ten in will hnvff a ten -game, program in IHL'B, ac cording to Director Knute Hocku who announced that Itnylor uni var sity of Texa Jind been added to the iciicmnc. J no l exans win open mo I,nt. UniIlnnll.nr 07 llnnknt said. The rest of the schedule Include Lonbnrd. Ileloit, Army, l'enn State, Nebraakn. .Minnesota, Northwestern, t.eorgia Tech, and Carnegie Tech. Insurance Rule Is Quoted By Agents When holders of fire Insurance poli cies ou mmHcboMl goous move from one house to another it istbsolutelv SOAKS RIGHT IN AND LIMBERS UP STIFF JOINTS necessary Hint notice of this be given (0 the agent or else there will he no Insurance paid ii there is u ions, ac cording (o lucnl insurance men follow ing reports of ciibcs here wJicrc th:n was not done and lost ensued. "The standard removal permit in sued by practically all cnmpauicH pro vides for 0 period of 1" days during which both old and new houses uv covered in the policy and protection against firu loss in complete," one lucal insurance agent explained toda;-. One recent case cited here was of a family that moved goods valued ,u several hundred dollurs without notifi cation of that fact. A fire destroyed (heir effects but the policy canni't be paid as the good" were listed as Ifc ing at another address. ' ', New Barber Shop Will Open Soon NHlINIil.'IKI.D. Dec 10 (Sp,.' clal) A new harbor shop is to be opened in the near fului'e in Spring field in vacant qjiarfors next to (he Pastime nool hnlh Tim nIh.i. -;ii i... oncraled lv llulliurt 11ml 11, ..it..,- owners of ihe pool hall. It will be known 11 a the I'usliiiie llarlier Shoo. U'nnii.ti'ii ml ..l.il.l.-....'u hairciitllng will be 11 specially of the new esitiiuiHiiinent. Ralph Spearow, university pole rrtiilter who recently returned from i' tour of Japan where he unofficially' broke the world's record at a height, of l.'t feet. 10 14 inches, will address university students Thursday. ThiH will be the Inst assembly of the itudeuts this term, and part of it wi be taken up by the secnn-H student body nu-eting of the year. , The subject "f Mr. Spei row's ad dress will be "The International 8lv utficancc of Athletics." A chlorine machine to treat col (If and Inn j diseases of I'niversity of Oregon students has been ordered by the university health service, it war learned tod:ijv. The machine will be in stalled before the end of the term, according to Dr. Knss, if the health service. Cilice tJie successful treatment of President Coolidge by the chloriue rout e, the muchine has sprung into popular use. It is installed in a near ly airtight room and chlorine gas is given off, being mixed with the air. Inhaling thin mixture is the cure f. respiratory diseases. According to records kept the cure has been suc cessful in more than lit) per cent of cases treated. WJieu the room in which the treat ment is given ia arr.mged. ix or eigiit The next time you have a cough or cold, go to your nearest druggist and buy a bottle of Kurokol, tbe new pre paration that is proving so effective in breaking up coughs and colds. Taki' unc. teaspoon! til. Repeat the dose in one or two hours, and you will be surprised and delighted at the result. The very first dose almost invar iably stops the tendency to sneeze and cough and the second or third dose is usually sufficient to arrest the pro gress of the severest cold. "Common' folds and Coughs are advance signals of serious trouble that can be checked if Kurokol is taken. Kurokol is made and recom mended by the manufacturers ,of TAXLAO. For sale by all good druggists. DANCE Hurrisburg Al. W. A. hall every Friday nigbt.'Uood music Iullic in vited, tl Marcel and Curl last torger after a Gold?n Glint Shampoo . pd. Adv. GAME SCHEDULED KKATTLK, Dec. 10. I'niversity Washington s b:tn;etbnll team is t-i make a special trip to Spokane, Wu , h play the ('mtzui-M university piiii tet. January 5 and (I, and t-hc SpokniH' Athletic club. .January 7, Darwin MeUnest. graduate mairiger, nnioun ed here. Dance at Venet.i bn!i every Sntuv day night at . 8:.'10. Good music Rverybndy welcome. tt Pharmacists Call It "Joint- Ease Because It's for Swollen, Sore, Pain ful, Creaky Joints Only It tnok n good many years to get together a combination of pain sub- lining and swelling reducing agents de clared to be the one remedy that al most inntnntly penetrates through skin and flesh and starts right in to make awotleu, inflamed, creaky, pain racked joints ns good as new. They rail Ibis new and wonderful preparation "Joint-l'.ase because the medical man who turned the trick. worked for years to perfect some low priced remedy that would really bene fit the millions of people who bare one or more joints that need helpful attention. So "Joint Kane la prepared only for people who have a swollen, pain ful, creaky, distorted or stiff joint, whether it be in knee, elbow, should er, ankle, neck or finger and whether it Is caused by rheunmatism or some lung else. Of course, It can't help but quickly put an end to such superficial ail ments m lumbago, neuralgia, neuritis, aching muscles, stitch in tbe side. ! crick in the neck or sore feet because 1 of its penetrating action, but what: It Is really recommended for la Joint i ailments of any nature whnterer. Ak for a tube of "Joint-Kane." ! You can use it several timea in one evening for quick re mi Its, because It ' goes right through tbe skin with only a few seconds rubbing. It surely la a Nwift peneti-ator and when it gets un der the skin, it starts right In to clean up all joint trouble. ( arrolls dipMie It daily for about (to cents a tube, as do first class drug gists ererj where. Atwaya remember, when Joint-Kan,; get in joint agony gets out quick. THE OUT1 ON SHOP Heating, Huttona and Hemstitch ing, 8U 7lo Ave. at I'hona 1713 J. GIFTS for MEN IB The Sporting Goods Store is tho right place to buy gifts for men a ml boys. Knch man or boy has a favorite sport ami such a gift will be welcome. COME IN AND LOOK OVER DISPLAY CHILDREN'S SECTION TOYS for BOYS and GIRLS Wo have nn unusually large showing of children's scooters, Kiddy Oars, Tricycles, also a complete line of mechanical toys. You must see this display A Gift For Every Child Try The Sporting Goods Store First (f!H(fi 77 East Oth Ave. RELIEF-, Brings rest in the day time and sleep at night. Sine 1S72 CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY is relied npon by people every where for oroncnial, 'flu" and whooping coughs, croup, tick ling throat and troublesome night coughs. No narcotics. Benefit! both children and grown-up. was accompanied by a welL . Ic(j. ' ' Hit Geo. N. WcLran. lmurw Willamette St. Phune 617. tail tl DRY WOOD Under Cover An: , Length Slabwood ni Body Fir XI Second Growth ' Map" Manerud-Huntingtoi Fuel Co. II West 7th Phons 651 When a Meal "Disagrees" . Just take Pape's Diapepsin A few Tablets' instantly Relieve a Distressed Stomach and Correct the Digestion Anytime I Whenever foot) or drink umMm thi) Just rhew ft few of these pleasant stomttrh or muses JmliRestiuii or (jfiset, Fliitulenre, Hlimtinj;, Sour Hidings, llenrthurn or' Acidity, re nietnher you get relief hh hooii hh "I'lipe's DinpepNin" rruchey the atom nch. No wuitinc! harinlrsH tnblets and the distresH is gone! A (JO cent package will keep the en tire -family freo from digestive disor dcrs for mnutliH. DniKKistn m11 mil lionH nnd KUiirnntec carli pai'kuge. Pacific Slope Dairy Show, Oakland, Calif. December 10-16 to Portland and return Bcnrfit by low week-end fares now in effect, ' on sale Friday, Saturday and Sunday return limit following luesuay. Or 1 5-day fares, on sale any day return limit 15 days, with stop-over at any point en route. Make all your going away plans to take ad vantage of these low round trip fares. ' , for lull information ahrmt these and other round trip farts communkau uith , Southern Pacific A. J. GILLETTE, Ticket Agent BUDGET 1925 FOR LANE COUNTY, OREGON i Now at this time on the 6th day of December, 1924, the budiet committee for Lane County, Oregon, consisting of the Lane Coun. Court, and W. C. Washburne, George O. Knowles and Welby Steven qualified Electors and Freeholders of Lane County, Oregon, inal the following estimates of the amounts of money proposed to U raised by taxation for the ensuing year, including a statement the probable receipts of the County from sources other than uirea taxation upon the real and personal property in its jurisdiction in ing the period for which said tax Is to be levied, and the amoum Of all balances on hand in the funds of said county at the tim, said levy will be made. General Fund Advertising Agriculturist Auditing Assessor Bounty Care of Poor Circuit Court County Court Court House County Clerk County Sheriff County Surveyor County Treasurer ..... County Fair Improvements Coroner ... District Attorney Emergency Thistle and Plant Insect Fruit Inspector Health Officer Indigent Soldier Inane Justice Court Juvenile Registration and Elec- tion School Superintendent. District Sealer Slaughtered Animals .. Tax Rebate Widows' Pensions Retiring Warrants ... Roads and Bridges . . . 3, 2, 12 16, 10, .6 7, 14, 20, 6, 3. 2, 1, ' 2, 10 1 1 .000.00 ,000.00 600.00 ,000.00 600.00 ,500.00 ,000.00 ,000.00 ,000.00 ,310.00 ,060.00 ,685.00 ,395.00 ,000.00 ,500.00 700.00 ,825.00 ,000.00 ,400.00 ,800.00 200.00 800.00 600.00 ,000.00 ,200.00 ,000.00 ,650.00 600.00 800.00 500.00 ,000.00 ,000.00 ,200.00 Treasurer Treasurer's salary 1555 .00 1150.00 Assistant runiuBu nuu stationery 70 qq Record books 3oooo Telephone aooo Adv. and rent deposit boxes Premium bond . Treasurer's TOTAL ,. -Assessor Assessor's salary $ Two Deputies dp $110.00 '.per month.. .$2,640.00 Two i Clerks $75.00 per month... $1,800.00 Extra help Field Deputies New Plats Tax Rolls Field Sheets and Bind ers , Transfers of Title , Summaries and exten sion of Tax Roll .. Office supplies Telephone, telegrams, expressage, etc. .... Advertising and . inci dentals Premium on Bond 60.00 225.00 3,395,00 1,800.00 4,440.00 200.00 3,000.00 200.00 440.00 330.00 ' 200.00 750.00 300.00 110.00 200.00 30.00 TOTAL ......... $327,825.00 Clerk Clerk's salary $ 2,000.00 1 Employee $135.00 1,620.00 1 Employee 110.00 1,320.00 1 Employee S 100.00 1,200.00 1 Employee fi) 95.00 1,140.00 1 Employee ' 90.00 1,080.00 3 Employes .& 85.00 3,060.00 1 Employee 75.00 900.00 1 Emergency 200.00 Blanks and forms, books 600.00 Legal blanks and forms 200.00 Stationery, supplies, en velopes 700.00 Typewriter exchange. repair ..: 137.50 Stamps and express, etc. 100.00 Bond premium 52.50 TOTAL $ 14,310.00 District Attorney Postage $ 150.00 Stationery, blanks, etc. 275.00 Telegraphs and tele phones 200.00 Railroad and auto fares 200.00 Deputy and stenogra pher 1,800.00 Miscellaneous 200.00 TOTAL 12,000.00 Court House Janitor and lawn $ 2,50000 Water, light and fuel... 1,50000 Insurance, repairs,' fur niture and supplies 3,000.00 TOTAL $ 7,000.00 School Fund County Schools $146,397 40 High Schools ;. 76,630.00 Library 1,368.20 School Deficiency Levy 3,000 00 TOTAL ,. General Roads McKenzle , Eugene-Florence Ferries Eugene City . . "Road Districts Bridges Maintenance . Emergency ,. . . Equipment . . . , '.$227,395.60 and Brldnsn ......,.$ 20,000.00 30,000.00 , 4,000.00 8,000.00 , 57,000.00 10,000.00 ., 10,000.00 10.000.00 .. 6,200.00 TOTAL .$ 2,825.00 Sheriff Sheriff's salary $ 2,000.00 Wages for regular and special deputies in Law Enforcement De partment 4,300.00 Traffic officer 1,450.00 Upkeep of automobile, - travel, printing, books and general office ex penses, telephone and telegraph 2,150.00 Jail Board of prisoners and Jail maintenance 3,000.00 Tax Department Wages for regular dep uties and assistants. 5,785.00 Tax receipts, envelopes and postage, printing mnterlnls, carbon, sta tionery, bond for slier lff 1,375.00 TOTAL $154,200.00 Market Roads Bridges $ 10.000.00 Maintenance .:H 30,000.00 Gimpl Hill 2,000.00 North Fork 15.000.00 Noti West , , 6,000.00 McColIom Gap , 8,800.00 Mohawk ,... 6,500.00 Hawkins Hill ,..., 3,000.00 Mapletoa 6,000.00 Junction Long Tom . 10,000.00 Crow Vaughn 6.000.00 Lost Creek , 3,000.00 Deadwood .., 3,000.00 Indian Creek .. 1,700.00 Emergency 10,000.00 TOTAL $120,000.00 Amount from State ...$ 60,000.00 Match money . from County 60,000.00 TOTAL $120,000.00 Special Road Dlst. Levies Mills. TOTAL ....$ 20,060.00 Surveyor Surveyor $ 2.100.00 Deputies nnd assistants l.SOO.OO Mileage and expenses.. 1.000.00 Office supplies S00.00 Roid Viewers 400.00 Chainmen 600.00 Restored Corners , 85.00 TOTAL 6.685.00 School Superintendent Superintendent $ 1,800.00 Superintendent's ex- , n8PS 300.00 Assistant superintend ent and expenses ... 1.600 00 Strmographer 1.000.00 Postage, stationery and printing Institutes Eighth grade and Teachers' exams. . , . Telegraph, Telephone and miscellaneous .. ; Truant officer Dist. 1 3 5 6 12 17 IS 19 22 23 25 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 37 39 40 44 53 64 66 67 71 82 83 itiM(iiritM -HiKIHIMilimM 4 MtlS-tt M'M 10 tl aft! :miiiim u'l 6 MHlIMiiM 10 5 5 S 10 10 10 6 ..,,..- 10 .K..H. 10 ,....-.... ID 6 3 5 ,..... - 10 I. 1 ! '! W " .MM! Ijj - ..... 350.00 100.00 TOTAL City Levies Eugene . . Estimate not avalluM Eucene Water Board ,. .$ 21.620.00 Cottage Grove 24.574.00 250.00 Creswell ... 2.005.0" Florence 4.n9"" Port of Slusluw ....- 33.646.00 Springfield ; 2S.0S"0" Coburg J.4M-W 6.650.00 Junction City . 8.?30.0 200.00 60.00 of 16 ? ivJ v f ? Klven ,hat on December 30th. 1924. at the hr Count. nr " Vhe """""on. t the court house In Eugene. lJ" .MrZ' . ,th8 forrKlnK estimates will be discussed nnd con- lit . ,0Vy1ng boar'' wl mp ' ""e nd P""'- ' , mm ti of Lane County are Invited to he pref nt j aid time and place, for the rurno.e nf rii.r...i.lnir the foregoln proposed estimates Dated December 5. 1924. C. P. BARNARD, ChalrmH- CLINTON Hl'RD, O. E. CROWE, W. C. WASHBURN. OEOROE O. KNOWLES, WELBY STEVENS.