The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, January 09, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text.1 : Page Six Friday Evening, January 0, 1915 THE EUGENE GUARD i ' 7, v, !'! , . 1 !l . t i::r 1 i I ! i i M:! n LOSES HIS TITLE E The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship ttim c?aksl6 is Cortina ouertomusmt. I AfRAlP VOO 11. IHAue To MEET Miri. NO WAV OF AVOIPIN i IT TtHttT I CAM 5e. Hfc ASKCP FfcRTiCOCARLy lb MF-eT KANSAS CITV, Jan. 0. P Wuyue "liijj" Muuu, erstwhile Univer sity uf Nebraska foutlmll player, who - u-ifd boxing, but couldn't staud mi against I lie iuiiii-lH'8 uud whoso know ledge uf iliu ttM'liiitc uf grappling 18 imu of a uovk-e, is the uvw wearer ui the world's utrnv-ywiNghl wrestling ui-it loduy, .Muun, by Ins prodigious 4m.1t uud strength, lust night tlirew .i tin tearful deadlock) of the voter ..u r.d "."StruiiKler" Lewis and crushed ...11 ,nto iilinusi"U. i.cwis la in a hospital, Buffering .i.uimbie injuries to hit buck, a. new cti'Criclice. for the "Htrungler," who, m u.u louj unit career, litis aerionsiy nurt in.itiy opponeuts with lib famous lieadlock. v A giant in stature and strength, liinn, despite bis meager wrestling strategy, clearly demonstrated Ins power over tho. title holder, in the opinion of mut authorities, although 11 foul which resulted in a protest by Lewis' niuuager, mtirred the victory. Hurls Strangler Out The cliniux came after two minutes of wrestling for the second fall when Munn, twisting free from a Deadlock, lifted Lewis high in the air with body aud crotch hold, apparently the only weapon at bis command, aud walkiug to the ropes, burled lb "strangle!1" onto the uncovered flooi of the iilulforui. Lewis' pounds hit tho boords with a thud and tbo titlcholuci' rolled down to tbo floor. Chaos ensued. "Jlllly" Sandrow, manager of Lewis, lost his coolness and sprang into tho ring, crying "luiiU" Tbo crowd stormed at the plat' form, but police held back the frcn sied fans. Muun -started ' through the ropes ' after his opponent and - bandrow, dancing about wildly, threatened Munu , and Uefcrco Walter Bates. . Fall Awarded. Then Itcfcrree Dates announced the : fall was awarded to Lewis on a foul. , Kates gave Lewis lit minutes in whic ' to return to the ring and announced Die match would bo awarded to the challenger If Lewis did not appear. I Sandow announced Lewis would con tinuo only under protest. Ia a limp condition, Lewis was v borne to his dressing room with ' Bmiad of policemen accompanying, while the crowd booed the decision and called for tho rcfereo to award tho championship to Munn. The allotted 15 minutes passed while physicians worked on Lewis and somo semblauco of order was restor ed. In another five minutes Lewis camo to the ring, bandaged. Lewis Goes Down The match was over a few seconds after the men cllncuail, Lewis offer ing littlo resistance. Munn clasped on a body and crotch hold and hurled his limn to tho mat. Lewis lay prune and u new champion bad been, crowned. It took 711st SO seconds for the dc i iil.ug full. . . Lewis. was lifted high over the bead i.f tbe young giant three times during ;i;t' mati-b and dashed to the floor, imn gained the first fall in that 111 nner in lit minutes with the body iind crotch hold. Lewis "lay stunned dud it was five minutes heforo be could bp assisted to his feet. Tho "St Tangier's" famed 'hcadlock, which has crushed many opponents into submission nnd sometimes uneon Kclousucig, went for nauglt against the tremendous strength of the youth. Uy planting his feet firmly and heaving bis powerful trunk .about, the giant threw off his tormentor. Tbe sew champion, a towering fig' ure of six feet, six inches, who weighs 1MM) pounds, played in tho lino of the University of Nebraska football team In 1017 and after leaving school cs saved a boxing career, lie met lev ernl fighters of not great ability and v after being stretched out for the count put awuy the gloves, ( Munn took tip professional wrest ling only last spring and immediately showed bis prowess. One of tho physicians attending Iewis early today said that it was fmpossiblo at that time to determine exactly what injuries tbo former champion might have suffered. Lewis ruled over the heavyweight rcatler three yeors. lie won the belt from Stanislaus Zhyszko. All-Day Shoot to Be Held Sunday An nll-diiy ham nnd bacon 1iot under tho nun pi cob of tiie I-no Coun ty Sportsmcn'H nHftocintinn him (' nnnomii-'cd for Sunday at tho I nip site on the i.ninicipnt n via turn field. A specinl cvont for the 11. A. Hnhb trophy will be n feature of the shoot. The special event fur the trophy will be a handicap affair, in order to fu ture an eojutl rhnnce for the Atretic nnd weak nbo n. The tnnrkflinen will be handicapped according to Ihitir ability. Neuralgia Bv Webster r . ( 'Tim c?KSL6 is CSminO gucKTomu&mO 7 iV AfRAIPMOu'll HftUETa MEJT him, maxc a NERVOUS WRECK Of A rvWf IN f no WAV or noipiN o it ihT I Cow iee. I test Tirvie Thau anv &ane I Jtf- I Hfc ASKepRRTiCocARuyToMcer ys . (v,eT. I Feet Scxey fotc you V VQO , MP. gtTT-y,- V - y I ft -j i iv r i I i riFVoo"1-'. ( SAK&ie HAS MOBt TlKeSOMe "l T7. T MrAA, n15 p ., " , , f , 1 L'TMn SuftJtajTo-IXlKiftjuTliWN I 7utncw HiSFrr SaeTJecTisTHc'on. I , TH, I'U ANy tvvW ALIVE, VIHEM Hf BURNING njKMACe . HE MAS OM IN RUN ALONG GET STARTED ON ONC VOo'vE J . ( HI Hc50S AMP TM AT S WHV H S gtfoacnij UoTTo CHoKie, - ' l5 Anxious "To, MCCT you . I TO ' ims , (TmR, eAKSLG ISN'T IT? "v VH-H-H! WR.BLATr! I'M T v ' Lf ;av, I'M SlMPLy PELlGHTCP fviiGHTy GLAVK6 Know Voo! I Owe &s ' ,ii Know V3u! how's your ' "bveBToMKSHT ePeow.L,y to 57 Tt OlC FOP.NACC VAOKKIH6? yfTTs. MEeT You ! I HeAR.Voo ;yj LP$)K' C(!JV2'ya 'teAg 3 HAU6 AN Oil fUHHA( I . "l"' It ltt'lfcwl UNIVERSITY HIGH SIllllflESTLIIlG BOUTS il 1 1 mi ii n nn . -- " to nr nn rn rn Ml-II 11 KIIM-HIIKI- Siiifh, Hindu ranolier of Holtvllle. Ill UL UI UI. 1 1 1 II L 1 1 1 . UUL UUIILUULLU i . E In the first Intercollegiate, game of the rtoribweat conference for both teams, tbe L' Diversity of Oregon bas kctball quintet will face the Willam ette university five n the armory court tiaturday evening. The game, though doped for Oregon, is expect ed to be hard-fought from the word So Willamette Is plared In a class with Whitman, according to the dope taken from pre-seunoq games, espe ciatly the clashes with the Multno mah Athletic club of Portland. Both teams came out with practically tbe same 'results, and from every indica tion were of practically tbe same call bei. , . Whitman then met Idaho on her home floor, and took a decisive beat' ing. The next night she played AV. H. C. at Pullman, and was defeated by an even worse score. From that 't would seem certain that Whitman's team is weak. If the comparison holds true, AWllainette will not make strong a (mowing in the conference race, either. Oregon players, however, are du bious about the dope. They think Willamette is stronger than the ad vance information shows, and they rate themselves as weak. Willamette is out to clean tip, if possible, to start ber northwest sea son righ The Bearcats are fast, end are hard players, no matter how they may compare with some of the larger conference teams. The game should throw a good deal of light on the outlook fur the re mainder of the season for Oregon. ItOSKHl'HG, Ore., Jan. 0. The Univeraity high baaketball team of Kugene walked off with a victory lnt nigh when they met the Koseburj high quintet 'on a local floor, .Too Bco re was 21 to tf, Uie locals only be ing ubte to capture two foul shots and two field' bankets during tiie entire game. The air-tight five-mun dofeus? put up by the hugene nova baffled the ltoHchurg lads and they wero unable to peni'tratn it and were within shooting diatance of the banket oo very few occasions. Ihc Eugene has keteers, howevery- had a knack ot Jropping baskets from nil angles. Tonight the University high school boya will ploy Ashland at Ashland. TIioko who arc making tho trip are (iordon Hidings, center; Gordon Stearns and JeVerl llciupy, . for- nrds; Franklin Hall and ('lemons !a-CN, 'guaribv and CbarleH Mai'ldU. Bpare. Lloyd Webster is couch. 1 , , I Weekly Bulletin Of 4-L is Issuedl KL CEXTUO, Cal.i Jan. 0. Itham Singh, II i mlu ranoher of Holtville, near here, was nursing a bruise on his head today as the result of a shoot in-; affray in which a masked highway man, frustrated in an attempt to hold up Singh and five other mMi, fired n bullet that atruck Singh sparely on the forehead and stunned him for ti moment. Opinion was divided as to whether it was Singii's thick skull or a defective cartridge that saved his We. y Four-Story Plunge In Seattle is Fatal - 'SKATTLR Jan. 0. A plunge of tour stonea from a window of a wejl known hotel killed Mm, I,ouin Mooro, .VJ. of Wenntcheo, Wash., bere today. With her h unbuild, who was sleeping in iicr room, and a daughter,who whk In an adjoining chain her, alio came 'here a wek ago for relief from a ner vous breakdown experienced a year ago. A Hon of hem, Lynn Moore, row ed in the I'niverMity of Washington shell and is asaislant crew coach at Yale university. . Immediate ' positive relief Acuta pain that you can hardly hear that's the time to uso Sloan's. You don't have to rub (t in. Just the liniment Itself doc the work by sending fresh new bloodtothepainfulspot. A'Jdrug' Cists, 36 cents. It will not stain. Sloan's Liniment -kills pain! Sritl.NOl'lKl.l), Jan, I). (Spoc- al) A added featura (it the 41. inpayment terviee ot l'ortlaud Is tile eeltly bulletin, the first issue ot hicu appears tills week on the buh tin board of the Booth-Kelly mill n Snrliiafleld aud all other -IL locals n the coast, and over tho northwest. he bulletin contains no no nil news nnd local items from members of the 1, organisation all over the country, r'ollowlnt a contest conducted by the 4-L llulletln the monthly maga xino of tbo organisation, to find a sultnblo new name for the niagasiuo. he lltlo "4-L Lumberman" v.os cho- liv the committee. J. J. Johnson f Silverlon and U. l' MoUauglicy ot l'licomii, Wasliingtnn, chose tho wm- inir title. Tho name will not lio hungeil until It is missed upon by tho dlrci'tora ot tho magnainc. In the Inst Ibhuo ot the 4-L Hnlletui i n interesting account is given 01 tne purchase ot an Aliinn Lauin to be used instead ot sunlight ill bringing hack the health of little Harold llren- lon who Is confined ui the tjond rta- mariliin hospital in l'ortlaud suffer- g from fkin trouble and rheittna- 1111. Ilarolil is tne son it n iiiciihmt the 4 1. ot Klamath Falls and the lamp which costs 4.iu was purchas ed and paid fr by interested 4-L lo- Is In that vicinity. Cross-Word Puzzles Barred From School Nomination Action Meets Postponement WASHINOTO. Jim. 0. Action on tho nomination.. of Attorney (Jeucrnl Stone to succeed Associate Justice McKennn on tJie supreme court bench was deferred todny by a senate judi ciary sub-committee after a secret hearing. Statements were' heard from-several persons whose identity was not disclosed. Chairman Sterling refused to discuns the mutter. Ktigcne is to bo assured of some snappy boxing cards in the near fu ture says Charles Dawson, wrestling coach at the university and newly-appointed member of the city boxing commission. .Mr. Dawson is now in communication with several good pro fessional boxers; nnd is arranging for events that are expected, to be the best ever seen here, - Kor the preliminaries Kugene or val ley wrestlers will be matched against outsiders in the same class. No .!rfi nite dates have been arranged, these details being held up until the firs' meeting of the commission, to he held upon the return of Frank Chambers. Mr. Dial Takes Back His Charges Against Congress Democrats WASHINGTON, Jan. 'o. After a tunRiic-lashing by leaders or his party hi the senate. Senator Dial, I democrat, South Carolina, with drew from the senate record tbe ad dress he made last Saturday blaming democratic members of congress for the party'H defeat lant November. Senator J to bin son of Arkansas, the democratic floor leader declared Sen utor Dial's speech seemed 'o deliber ate affront to his colleagues, a dis honoring of the constituency which honored him with election and a be fouling of his own nest." The debate, the fourth intra-party suimbblc in the senate in as many ! days, started when Senator Dial ask I ed permission to correct the record of his speech in certain details. Senator Kohinson aud Senator Smith, the 'other members from South Carolina irniggcKted that Mr. Dial might do well to withdraw the entire speech. re-elected secretary-treasurer; C. J. Clear of Portland, II, F. Duvidaunf Portland W. J. Vary of Puyallup, di rectors and K ,M. .bums of Portland retained as manager. Legislation prescribing proccst.es in vegetable cunning and providing for inspectors to insure elimination of 11 possible chance 'of botulinus from canned goods may be presented uni formly In Oregon, Washington and Idaho as a result of a conference be tween the association and representa tives of the state health depart ments of these states. Ochoco Irrigation District Declared Short on Interest GONZAGA WINS SPOKANH. Wash., .Inn. 0. Gon inga university defeated the Whit man college basketball team 4(i to il'2 here last night In agnmc featured u.v tho fast playing of Flaherty, (Jonzngu guard. Gonzaga took an er.rly lead and held it throughout tbe contest The defeat was the third consecutive for Whitman in the northwest confer ence. Gonxogn has won one game and lost one, Fnuse, forward, nnd liuck guard, starred' for Whitman, r Northwest Canners Name New Officers PORTLAND,- Ore., Jan. 0 C. K. McMillin of Itellingham, was ndvnnc ed from vicepres'dent to president of the NorthvveHtern Canners' aasocia- tion at its closing convention session yes'erdny afternoon, lie succeeded H. I. Davidson' of Portland. 1 Other officers are: H. K. Maling of Ilillsborot- vice-pres;dent; D. JMat thews of ,Kverett, Wash., vice-president; C. D. Mint nn of Forest Grove, lirflSOX, N. 11.. Jn. 0 Acting nn compliiliit of parents who declare their children "want In do cron wofds instead of their little duties on farm or In the house." District Su perintendent of Schools Ixiuis 1). Itecord. today ordered tescherh of Hudson and the other towns under his supervision to desist from devot ing a half hour of the morning school program to solving cross-word pu xles. "TJiejr are of no educational luo' !ho stiperintendrnt ruled. Millionaire Charged With Operating Game CIllCAtil), .Inn. It Charges of op crating a eopfidenco gumn have been mule in wai-rent Issued for Thomnl Carey, retired millionaire, once prom inent In democratic politics and nao time candidate for mayor, Including the Iter. Father M. O. Hiilllvsn, total. Ing 1llO,(KKI in defunct motor bus line, were said to be Involved. Tun priest's loss was UUUU,, suit's at torney charged.- If Kidneys Act Bad Take Salts When you wnk up with back ache nnd dull misery In the kid ney region It may mean you have been eating foods which create acids, says a well-known author ity. An excess of such acids over works the kidneys In their effort to filter It from the blood and they become sort of paralysed nnd loggy. When your kjidneys get slugRlsh nnd clog you must relieve thorn, like you relieve your bowels, removing all the body's urinous waste, else you hare backache, sick headache, dirty spoils; your stomach sours, tongue la coated and when the wenther is had you have rheumatic twinges. The urine Is cloudy, full of sedi ment, channels often get scire, water scalds and you are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. Klther consult a good;- reliable physician nt once or get from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tahlespoonful In a glass nt water before break fast for a few days and your kid neys may then art fine, thla famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice. combined with llthla, and has been used for years to help clean and j stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to i neutralise aclda In the system, so I they no longer irritate, thus often 1 relieving bladder weakness. Jad Suits la Inexpensive, ran not Injure and makes a delightful ef fervescent llthla-water drink. Drink lots of soft water. Ily all means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year. '- I Roosevelt Hotel ' v. vt'c"LTLA.NP. j. owe urn ,u,; s'Ti jirfp3 j"Cascarets" 10c if Constipated, j Dizzy, Bilious Feel fine! Let "C a so a r e ts" clean your bowels and r. stimulate your V vr. No grip r "TT ctln. Mil- c women and " h js 'children take s ' this harmless " laxative- ca thartic. It doesn't sicken you like pills, oils, calomel and salts. Tastes nice acta wonderful. 10c, 25c and 60c boxes any drug store. A select hotel offering unexcelled service ; at reasonable rates. Every room with bath. Centrally located and easily I reached without driving through con-1 gested disci ict. j Our own cafe offers delightful food tastily served. ! Osoaoe M. Kino, Manager j WEST PARK AND SALMON 8TS. ttT:.Aig,ti;MiViinirj.iL',if';,'i.,;jf3 Old Time DANCE Sat. Night, Jan. 10th AT W. 0. W. HALL Cor. 8th and Lincoln NEW MANAGEMENT VENETA HALL BIO DANCE SAT. NIGHT Coed Music Good Eats Good Time Everybody Come Ask for' WILLAMETTE GOLD BUTTER Always Pure-Sweet-Fresh ' At Your Grocers SALEM, Ore., Jan. 9. Tbe Ochoco irrigation district of Crook county hua on hand only money enough to pay about half of its $4.'l-0OO interest n irrigation district bonds which fell dn January 1, s-sys a letter from Willnrd 1IV Wirtz, district attorney, to At torney General VanWinkle. He wuuts to know whether tho county treasur er, ex-officio treasurer of tie district should apply the money on linnd to payment of the interest, or whether he should refuse to take up any uf the coupons presented, since he cnu't pay on all of them. Ihe attorney een eral advises that tbe coupons should be taken up id tbetrdcr of their pre sentation. It is understood that several other irrigation districts have defaulted ic interest since January 1, but no defi nite information on the subject has yet been reccvicd by state offcials Portland Firm May Construct Bridge 1'OItTI.ANI), Ore., Jan. 0. 'i'lie Gilpin Construction company of ,1'ortland suSniiltes the lowest of eiglit bids opened for construction of the Kellwootl oridge across tlie Wil lamette river, the figure being fi-2,-5(H), in L'oll working days. Other par ticipants lu the bidding included en gineering firms of I.os Angeles and Spokane. Final decision awaits sction by Bridge Engineer Consultant Da. Gustav I.indentlial, Interest Charge Reduction Asked i WASHINGTON. Jim- !). Karlyj legislative action toward reducing in-j terest charges on government loans . to the Chicago. MiU..,.i ... I'i,l MiNrmwl .n i.. prevent a receivership ot ,4l ' erty by June 1, the senate ,, ' t'oiumerce committee han i. ; by Alfred 1. Tbom, counsel' ? ' " " - -fCUIJi DRY WOOD Under Cover Any Length Oik At, Mam. Manerud-Huntineton Fuel Co. II West 7th Phoot 6S Slabwood ' Body Fir Second Growth There's a MASON ; v ePOPUURITYorJe SAM FLOWERS HANGED FLORENCE, Oriz., Jan. 8. Sim Flowers, negro, was hanged nt the state prison here this morning for the murder of Jus wife, Ha bin a Flower.H, at Tucson, in February, 1023. Flow ers went to his death protesting that he had killed in self defense. COLDS Break a Cold Right Up witt 'Tape's Cold Compound" ' Take two tablets every three hours Until three doses are taken. The first dose always gives relief. The second and third doses completely break up - the cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Contains no qui nine or opiates. Millions use "Pape's Colfl Compound." ' Price thirty-five cents. Druggists guarantee It, 11CW wijitei IN EVERY WAYA And that's performance, all-'rxnmd superior performance for winter driving- , ' Quick, hair-trigger starting! . Fast acceleration 100 power, mileage a-plenty 1 AU-'round performance nothing sacrificed. , Get a tankful today at any red, white and blue pump in town -at Standard Oil Service Stations and at dealers "in every way a better gasoline." STANDARD OIL COMPANY (California) - better gasoline Quick jtarting iOOJo power HsMHiiaiM Sparkling Eyes Joyous Laughter Y ES We weld cracked cylin dei's and pumps, any size. Also braze injec tors, lubricators and fau cets. Guaranteed jobs" C. . Ruth & Son 56 5th St. W. Box 260, Eugene, Ore.' ROLLER SKATING The Health Builder EVERY DAY 2:30 AND 7:30 Clean, Fresh Air No Dust Warm and Comfortable WINTER GARDEN FUN Phone 1942-J em FAST SAFE C0MVEKIEMT ELECTRIC TRAINS Leave 'Eugene for Port land nnd ' intermediate stops '7:50, 11:15 a. m.; "2:00 and 6:05 ' p. m. daily. . Limited Train OreRon . Electric agents sell thru- tickets to the East via S. P. & S. and Great Northern or North ern Pacific Rys. F. S. APPELMAN , Ticket Agent t Telephone 140 OT R. A. Babb Special Handicap at AVIATION FIELD TRAPS Sunday Jan. 11 also . Ham and Bacon Shoot Condensed Official Statement of the BANK OF COMMERCE EUGENE, OREGON At tho Close of Business December 31, 194 : RESOURCES: ;om,.s ; $004,422.25 t.nds nnd A arrnnts ; 185,831.90 ank.ns House 40 000i00 1' uniituro and I-.x hires 7 500-00 U. S. Government Bonds $ S."i,S00 00 Cash Kcserve : 271J4L72 Total Eesorvo $35G,941.72 3,')(5,9 41.72 Total Resources $l,196,695.a7 LIABILITIES: , Capital Stock $ 50.000.00 SvldeSXrus-:::::::::::::::;::;;;;;, $) , piv:;Ui;r;,iy::::::::::::::::--;;-'-- Total Liabilities $1,196,695.87