The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 09, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TexttfondaT Evcng. Fefariary 9, 1925 Til E EUOEXE GUARD Tngo. Throe ffiflIWETD OREGON 8f 22-19 SCORE' 1 i vk-turr over Orejoa Agri "pM i ,1 eU at Corvallw Saturday, tut"r; i w U b a big favorite tonight S.M.L with Washington Stat.: , the armory, .taruog at 7:J.; c"u ! u-.iliuigton State baa a good ' mud " 1st tU WashlIlg- we Uu-kiei o eud o wov of Oregon, after its un- . hv the I lJC .iii. and the loss by f!LM.o Whun.au Saturday, Si to 24. 1 1 the ciiauui.uuuiu in the l'u I Lst couierem an uncertainty. S ha, the bent clunee to I M,M ,,..is victory over Oregon, ."hea they play again the Uuskk. j ou tiieir oouie Hour, uu the obhcr band, the Aggies may u" r im us neitoer Urcguii li". WMbnigiou ua yet i.iayed lua.io r"i ffa.a.ugt.n State ou their floor, l"1. ....... ..nuula arc said to be al ia lu" . . ; . h. the Aggies and iw.t uuoeatab.e uu tJieu own floor. '.'....hMuiiuii will Way Idaho to- I h. 'JUl. vuuduis hum 'aat is con Cerid tuc waasest team in tbu con- SJU ..... Ilnulilnil uimllld will laud (luWUi tt'oeu Un'goii defeated the Aggies. ir made the seoonu un ,j w the ugricultural college on the 'Lme day, the U," tresimien uncial tbe KooRs m the atter- ""Kicellent tiaiuwork, and close ttetoag, i" '"ll,J neituer team was ,je ti coiwistcm.y UreaK lliiougb its upencafs deleuse, luuturcd tue bis ,m ad kept tue score duwn. As ue tMais liuid up, niua tor man, the uptt appeared iimcu superior, but ,. did aut work, nearly so well as u Lam as aid the Webfooters. The playing oi toatser at guard, !lt tuc slurt ot the !Mmd quarter, was Hvei.-ui-u.ai. u uct, the whole urigou n-aiu jiujcii s..ji I BidiMiirris of Seattle who refereed ll.ie gaiae, did sonic fmc officiating. S is tie game was very fu.-t, it was dll- rtilt lu handle it. Lineups: Aggies j a . . . . i&.diugs 7 Jiuker , . . , Hrowu Steele V. Slodilard -) . . , , Kilertsou Uiwky referee. KING OF SWAT TO BATTLE FAT Bab. Ruth, Wife, Dauflhter and Dog Off For Training Carp At Hot Sprinos, Ark. . - I Mr. and Mrs. George Herman Ruth, baby daughter and dog, as they left New York bound forHot Springs, Ark., where the "Babe" will take the boiling baths In an effort to get rid of excess weight. The big bambino is out to break his home-run record this season, as he feels that this will probably be his last chanc. field luisket. Score: Aggies 1.1, Ore gon 12. Okeruerg shot a hard basket for Oregon. Sloel of the Agcieji was injured in the next play, and he was replaced by KilertKoii. linker fouled Okerberc. of Orogun, and was takn out with four personal fouls. Diwiky replaced him at for ward. (Ikerherg. on a double foul, con nected with Hie second fond throw. " . """'OS "'' JX-ore. urogon Saturday at lomillis. ju t iram-niiiii IIUU MIOWCU U lliaiKCII siiperinrily in basket shouting. The I'tiiversily of Oregon will bold its first spring football workout this aft ernoon, stuitiiig at 4 o'clock. Itichard Shore tllick) Smith, new coach, has called out the kickers, centers, ends and bucks for this afternoon. The tackles and guards will not be called until Hart Spellinan, liue coach, ar rives. Smith will spend Ike first week or 10 days in selecting his kickers and centers. After thai he w ill work only Willi the punleis he thinks can make the grade and try lo work them into some liackficld position, quarter, pref erably. Although 14 or 15 lettermm are ex pected lor the lH2i suuad, Smith is not at nil satisfied with Ins prospects und said that because of his heavy schedule, which in. hides Idaho, Wash ington. Oregim Aggies, and lo C'ali loiina codegesSlanford slid l"niver sily of I aliloiu.a, he wishes to de velop at least two men for each posi tion. Siniih is particularly desirous of developing n speedy conler one who can 111, nk lust ami snap the ball back uuickly and accurately. The pivot num. according lo Ihe new mentor, is Ihe most important man on tbe learn, ami if he is slow, it slows up the rest of Ihe team, BriefSkeTchesI StarS IDAHO BEATEN By OREGON WRESTLERS ROGERS HORNSBY Hum: Wim.Ts. lYnst April L'T, IS! Ml. St'roiul l.a.Miuiu. Major h-flcm t-nrror- .loiiunl Sf. Louis Cflrt.iti.iN in llM.'i, romin fr in Petinisoii of tho Written, ossiu-iatin. J Ouisiamiinjf f.-ms Hh lod Nation ill lo-iRue .kim.ts for tlir nasi fivt-' seasons, hrcaliim: tin fonr-vi-nr nilr pstub i-hr.l l.v Hans Wagtir ytvirs n to. I Tim: ii iit-u niodrrn rrcrtrd last Bca'eoii IV hiiting .4JI. ! 'r'w ir1iy of l rrj: n' wrmttini; , '''am won from I In Inivrrity of Malm in ilio hhmi's pyinnaMuni Satur ilay. 11 to 'I'Ih mi miliary : 1- p'muhI class: W. C, l'ortl, '2t. rioli. (Irfcnicd V. Mah two cut if tli J"H-pniiinl oliiss: : i '-'t. en.-,.,,, (l-f. at. tl Malif, oik iliH-isiotLy 1 Is pound ,nivB.ii, (l-ftaii. It. .Idalto, t forlViinr.1. tti'rr draws. Hil pniin.l idrlrafd L. K. Krt-P. 1 two dr.'isi ins out i-f l Ms pound la-4; ihrt'i Hit ltiitncr, "J. i, ili'.'isionn. Winyard, I'oWtM'H, fall. . Ivoi.t, "J7, lirt't I'uut I.t-avitt, 'L'T. '7, Mali.. ho, d.'ftiii.Ml I. Cartwritfht, "St, iMrL'oii. uvti itiM'isi.ttu out of thrci'. "IT J.S W KI.I. IT taKIt VK3 TIMBER O-LATUM CHEST OINTMENT I Kor Hp' prompt relict of Chest Colds, llroup, Influonzu, Tneu ' nioni:i nnd I'lcurisy Talus, i'rlua TiOC. "-T. Mi i For sal by all drucKlsts. Adv. Limbs ache? THE MSFKKEIS The I'nivcrslty of Orrgon freshmen dofriilrd the Apg e Knuks, o'2 lo 1.5. Ore Rnii excell- lirown. O. A. C. failed to convert a loul sluit. (regon again tik the lead when 1 temu Coa h Kvaus plact4 uu the floor t shin?" T :Ki)tou 1 uwaus o 'kerberg 10... Itruntner . F . . . . F . . C . . , Ji. . .0.. ,.s . . Iinh Morris. Seattle, Oregon-Aggie Uame in Detail. First half-- " Gowana ou first play made a bus- tktt fr Oregon. Bruwu tieu the score for the Aggie? ivith a basket. Ukerberu put Oregon tu tuo lea'J again with a field goal. Westergren of Uregou enoc two uls, inisyiug tlie first one. - Stoddard converted u foul throw or the Aggies. Score: Oregon 5, Ag ;.ea 3. ' ' Hidings tied the swro for the Ag ;ies wiiu a basket. Uowans put Oregon in the lead by inverting a foul-throw. Ukcrbiyg of Oregon missed a ul- Hidings of the Aggies, inisned the rst of a double foul, but connected utii the sceoud. Westergren sbot n bawket f"r Orv :"ti. Score. Oregon S, Aggies 0. tiownns of Orrgon dropped, two 'ills in a row. With Iinlf-ininute to piny, Hidings itw.1 Brown connected with basket in suocession, tieing ttcorc. llaif :ne: Aggirs 10, Oregon 10. Second balf Wejtefgreu dropped a foul throw r Oregon. Hidings made a linsket, putting the in the Irad (or the first time. J"st substituted for Ounther for a'repon at guard. Holson tied the Rcore for Oregon th a converted nll throw. tolnar(l and ltrown failed to con frt one fcul throw ench, for Ag . ai did Okerhrrg for Oregon. Stoddard dropped foul throw "A the Acifieg increased their lead ti punts, where lirown made i; Okerberg unnle a basket. Steele re-entered, replacing Kilert son at gunnl. otibe-f uil on Okerlwrg of Ore gon and Stoddard of Aggies. Kacb converted. Okerberg made a sensational bas ket, followed by even n more spec tacu'nr basket by We.tvrgren, from a difficult angle, giving Oregon n com fortable mnrgin. Score: Oregon -J, Aggies HI. Okerberg missed a foul-throw. Aggies taking many desperate chances on long shots. St odd I'd con verted foul throw for Aggies. Brown of O. A. C. made a fcmg Jiot. dropping fhe lull into the lmp, just as game ended. Final score: Ore gon 12, Aggies 10. 32 Rounds on First Card Here Saturday Boxing bouts totaling more tluui It rounds are promised on tin; card at the Eugene armory Saturday. night hy Jack O'.Neil, promoter. Thvre will be two main fights of 10 rounds cadi, and four preliminarieB of four rounds each. " ( hurry Boyd of Eugene, who has met Carl Miller, and Spike Crnssin nf Stilem, who is said a worthy antagon ist, will meet in the firnt mnin event. They are welters, ns are Toughy York of Eugene ami .lack Ilenn'ngs Salem, who appear in the other 10 round affray. Sage Tea Dandy To Darken Hair Ton can turn fsrny, faded hair sutKullr dark and lustrous 'al- Mt over nijrht If you'll Ret a me of "Wyeth's Sago and Sal iur Compound" at any drug ;we. Millions ot bottles of this 4 fumoin s.iue Tea Uocipo, Im- Iredients, ore sold annnnllv. a woll known druggist here, 'Canafi II ilnrknn. h hoi. Juurally arrl evenly that no one " ui it been applied. Drugs Excite The Kidneys, Drink Water Tha American men and women must guard constantly- against kidney trouble because we often eat too much rich food. Our blood Is. filled with ackls which the kldnevs strive to filter out; they weaken from overwork, be come sluggish, the ellmlnatlve tis sues clog and the result is kid ney trouble, bladder weakness and a general decline In health. When your kidneys feel like lumps of lead; your back hurts or the urine is cloudy, full of sediment, or m are obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night; If you suffer with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous' Bpells. acid stomach, or If you have rheumatism when the weather is bad, begin drinking lots of good soft water and gt. from your pharmacist about four ounces of Jad Salts. Tnke a tnblespoonful In a glass of water befnre breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then uct fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined wlih llthla. and has been used for years to help and stimulate clogged kld- . 3V nr .i j m imH.. " .: - rtun r.., un.iuing tnem. because: . --..trail., ih. ori.l. in tr ,"r lw" annliratlon" ! the system so they no longer k. I..L r, vnnl!,hps and yurlar a source of Irritation, thus ,,., 'uriantiy anrk and i often relieving M l!?. aE9, of you,h' OT-iJad Falts Is inexpensive; m . "'"".""" lolK' . not iniure, makes Vfiv. c" '' . bu"r wl,n effervescent- lithla-water drink lomX . a MI'C1J belongs In every home, be--hied ",i . and, yu'l he o; cause nobody can make a mis- f im v nanosome ta, hy having a (rood kidney , nusning any time, iiy an mnim ; have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year. against the Aggie babes, was about JO per cent stronger than tlip un whaii faced Krnnkliu here two weeks ago. Lineup: Aggies CS.") Falliu (10) I'. Patrick (i) K. Hun- III I (.'. ratleesun (4 ) (i . Wilsnu (-1) ;. llnw many players has the L in rersity of Iowa placed on Walter t'anip's All-American elevens? AV. At V. Iowa has placed two, Aubrey lie vine and Uoriliui Locke, both back firlil men. , What was the highest mark Hans Wagner ever reached in halting'; 11. U. C. Wagner's host baiting" average was "Mt. It was inaile in 1000, his first year wiih l'ittshurg. When (lid Jack llenipsey will the world heavyweight, boxing champion- 1. W. Demnsev won the title at To ledo. O.. July 4, 1919, knocking .lit Jess Willnd in lliree ruumls. Don't Let That Cold Turn Into "Flu" Rub on CooJ Old MuMteroh That cold may turn into "Flu," grippe or, even worse, Pneumonia, jnless you take care of it at once. Kub good old Mustcrole on the con jested parts and see how quickly it onngs relief. Colds are merely congestion. Mus :crole, made from pure oil of mustard, Mmphor, menthol and other simple. nRredients, is a counter-irritant which stimulates circulation and helps break jp the cold. . As effective as the messy'old mustard blaster, tinea the Just rub it on with your finger-tips. Vou will feci a warm tingle as it enters ihe pores, then a cooling sensation that jrincs welcome relief. . ToMothert: Muaterolela alto made in milder form for bablea and small children Ask for Children! Musterole. 35c and 65c, in jars ana tupes. Get this immediate comfort Tako that aching stiffness out of overworked muscles at once. Apply Sloan's lightly. Don't rub it in. Its stimulating ingredients send fresh blood to the place that hurts and this swiftly clears out the futiguo poisons and stops the ache. All druggists 35 cents. Sloan's Liniment "kills painf Better than a muitard platter iasSet University High School vs. Eugene High School At The ARMORY at 7:30 o'Clock TONIGHT One of the biggest games of the season Admission 5 0S Corporal is Shot By Sentry at Fort Owen L'arr, . . (N l'mvers (4 Itt-i'i tiMtf n .(1-1) Kherhurt i - o f4 .)liy llOXOIA'l.l. Koh. 0. UP) Cor- V-l) Kimmiv ' li'' William Criinibtirk was shot to ...S (L) Walker l-iitli hero last night when he failed l'urtlanfl, referee. l,,M'(l liftllenjse of tt sentry at l-'rliofiehi barracks. The sentry fired -: five shots, all of which took effect. I ( "runjbnck's home was in Detroit. .Mieh. J he sentry was provisionally charged with murder. BASKETBALL Questions 1 What must be I'ae position of Ihe feet in jumping from center V li When des a substitute player actually enter into the lineup V .'1 Is the home team responsible for tJie behaviour of tin? spectators V Answers .' 1 The feet of each player must bt within his half of the circle. - Not until he has reported to tlie referee and been officially recognized by him. , II It certainly is. y YACHTS TO RACE LONDON, Keb. !. Several Amer-: ican yachts are expected t'j cross the , Atlantic this aiitniner to participate in ' an ocean race being organized for ! August. The proposed course uveas-i urea about TiNd miien, stnrted from ( owes, extending then around KnMuel ' aud finishing at l'lymout-ii. . ( IT IT ir i ALE OF SALES ieo. N. Mel.enn. Insurance, 8H0 Willamette St. I'hone 017. tt Phnne S. E. Steven- for piano tuning. The-First-Word-The-Last-Word And-The-Best-Word-In-Sales. Pains Stopped for millions in this way Hemember t li if when yon feel a pain. Millions have learned how to stop it at once, f'or ((" years they have done so by rubbing with St. Jacobs Oil. AM the pains allied with rheumatism, with soreness, backache or lameness. And chest colds nrc checked nt the start. Just rub the sore spot with St. Jacobs Oil. It causes counter irritation. Or it re lieves the congestion hy bring ing the blood to the surface. Then the pain is ended, nnd Nature euros. Now there are several ways offered to do this. Hut re member that St. Jacobs Oil has for tt. years stood the test. It has proved itself to millions. Nobody has ever found anythim better, nnd no body ever will. I on't wait until the pain starts. Keep St. Jacobs Oil on hand. It may save nights of suffering, ltuh the sore spot as soon ns n pain appears, or a chest cold. (Jet relief at once. Think whnt protection this means to you, and the Ono group nioirs all wool mid wool mixed union suits, in light, medium and heavy weight. The famous Lewis make. Values to $r.00, closing out spe cial, suit 1 $3.65 Grcen-Mcrroll Co. exploded the "bomb" that brought the greatest landslide nnd slaughtering of prices on men's and young men's clothing, furnishing goods and hats ever attempted in Eugene. As evidenced by the multitudes of people that have visited this sale, since opening day. .N'o store can show better vnlu.es, nnd no store anywhere can show larger assortments of quality merchandise for men and young mon, offering without a question ono of tho greatest collections of men's wearables ever placed on sale under one roof. Ono group boy's pull over sweaters, Cardi gan ribbed, rnff neck, two oolor combinations regular $2.50, non; 98c. you ;au wait in comfort while cost is only .'t.1 cents. RlicumatLsm racLacbts lameness Lumbago Soreness Chest St. Jacobs Oil15' bladder dlsor en n delightful TOKITE 7:15 P. IV!. Wash. State .vs. Oregon ARMORY RESERVED SEATS OBAKS AND CO-OP. Friday Idaho v. Oregon Feb. 13 Friday O. A. C. v. Oregon Feb. 20 There has never been known such a vast distribution of fine quality merchandise at sucK savings as in this Green-Merrell Co.'s great NG -OUT -SALE A sale at extremely lower prices of the entire great Green-Merrell Co.'s merchandising stocks, from end to end, and from top to bottom as expressed in the unequivocal state ment EVER.Y ARTICLE IS SACRIFICED CLOSI liihin a fr. rtv HINTING ! T;e kind you want "non you want 1L Phone Sorlnofltld 2 T" WILLAMETTE PRESS Vod and Col 004 """it cover any Kir, Co,,1""111 MANERUD. MlP" "UNTINOTON i Nt.0r,, Blnk Bda PUBLIC DANCE DREAMLAND, HALL Every Wednetdiy and Saturday Night Old Time Dance nt W. O. W. Hall 8th and Lincoln TUESDAY NIGHT February 10 nnd every Tuesday Those Late-in-the-Day Headaches ore the bane of rilMencn to thousands of worker In the business world. Men and women In occupations go home each nlKht with splitting headaches, tortured nerves and a generally "fapged-out" feeling and sometimes become so accustomed to It that they corse to look upon It as some thing to be endured. The trouble In a very large percentage of such cases may" be traced lo tired, overworked eyes Hint can be helped hy good glasses. Possibly Dial's the trouble In your case. A scientific examination of tho eyes by our optometrist will quickly toll. lX Sermon WllloodiJ. LOWER PRICES on SUITS and OVERCOATS Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoat Vnlups to $:).()(). Closing out Values to $40.00. Closing out Values to $50.00. Closbg out ' sale price , salo jiricc sale price $19.45 328.65 $36.85 Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats Values to $.'.").(). Closing out Values to !,45.00. . Closing out Values to $55.00. Closing out sale price sale price sale price. $24.85 $32.75 $39.75 WUMMUnBkmemmmmmmmmmmmmmMwmmWkmmmmmmmmmmmmmrMkMmwMMMMMMMMMMMMMM Oregon City virgin wool seamless stag shirts red, brown and gray plaids. Oregon City best make. A $ I 2.00 value, closing out, extra special, each 4 ,. . se $7.85 TREMENDOUS REDUCTIONS ON FURNISHINGS AND HATS G1EEN-MER1ELL CO. ' in 44 I WILLAMITTt T ""on. ...