The Eugene guard., February 12, 1925, Image 9

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Evening, February 12, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
Page Nine
IliflJLSTO
IE BE FRIDAY;
OREGOK IS READY
..... Oregon win tackle
of III110 tomorrow night
" Ln. startlss at 7:15 o'clock
w . .i. Imnortant conference
fc" 01 T remain in the
T must win from the Van-
r V, l .l,o 1 primed for this
l J0"" . .... ni nt it out of the
km" . . , ,t,i tn
the Pacific coa.t and North
iii b n . At present all
l, conferences except
fjo1 ... u or more games.
I!.. have lost only one.
I ,,,, neinhart is en-
ISc or the showing of hi.
P i. expressed great disanpoint-
L .t it tne isiiuto v.
F ! t Us stride since his return from
...t after attending a traternity
initios. At l" " v , . ,
Staters was In better physical
jjtion than any oi"
m .(tr i two weeks' lay-
: ' went stale, Beinhart explain
m... u the reason he did not
tin the 0. A. C. game,
jrt -:n lot. h
Ihe uregnn -
.t ia its trip north in less than two
la tad will liiay iour imru guuico
ii'davs. If he could develop two
(or each position. Heinhart said,
felt certain that the Webfooters
aid come home with the prize. The
too players are young, explained
rtch. ,nd because of that are un-
'. mtanA HtrpniiouH schedule.
.'i.iiv when called to play four
!ms ia less ttinn B week,
iwjon's remaining schedule follows:
February LJ inaau at x.unue.
rtbraary 20 Oregon Aggies at
rene.
Feb.-jsry 2.1 Whitman at Walla
ilia. ,
February 24 W ashington State at
iQian.
February 21 Ida j at Moscow.
February 2S Washington at Se-!e.
pur
Iacker
L .BV ! i
JOE WILLIAM 5
IpHB citizens of Hcrrin are a least
thoroueh; you never henr of any-
lae there woo is only HALF shot.
Fred Fulton has promised never to
Irht again. . . . Will some one please
ken forward and explain what Mr.
faltoQ means by again? t
We read that Straggler -Lewis is
'tirking out with a -wooden dummy.
e don t know which one of the
tbjizko boys this can be.
m m
Dempsey confides he proposed to
Is lady while waltzing.'. . . When we
t- to waltz with a lndy if it hap
3 to be oue she usually proposes
lit wc stop.
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The town of Herrin was probably
i&ded by some adventurous gambler
e baptismal words were "shoot
: vorks."
The years financial report shows it
t J18.0OO to paint the Yale bowl,
u are privileged to guess how much
rosi to paint tne town after the
mceton game. .
FrailM WfintR S(l vnnru tn pannv
j
ft American loan. ... In other
era, she'd rather owe us the mon-
uan Deat us out of it.
J. "Dempsey 's retirement would be
ken disappointment to me." What,
v we ask, is that young inau's no-t-a
of dImumI x
Mrs. Gloria Swnnson hns expressed
ic tur eignt babies. . . .-Mr.
tioOftr. n hnc hnmt (V TInlltr.
' thinks she may be merely plan-
inouier film extrnvuRunza, or
ft California football team play-
." 9wm,wio pnte Inst fnll
nusly the golden gate one henrs
uca about out west
Hrpo objects to standing seventh
V V This hirJ Peema to object
uu anywnere you put him.
If tl , ,
& lUM,: prcsiaenw sun insist
noPirct doing spring training,
- Took Big Drop.
h William., St. Louis
' : f the lending homeruu
' uie majors during the la.t
'T31 COu!d earner but 18 four-
Fever
Grippe
wStop them today
Sf'(l"kly-U their danirers nd
.fcndthefevexandheadiche. Force
4to,?it- hnl aUt 4 "
' 5u The P1"?1' re
' r.'i tr. Jl?''le d ""'hons to employ them.
1LW ltMCT MCh don't delsy.
fSCARAfQUiNINE
Here's New Net Champ
SouUr Take. Net Title
it"'!' xi
Jack Soutar
Here's Jack Soutar of Philadelphia,
new national professional court ten
nis champion. Soutar wrested the
honors from Walter Kinsella of New
Yoijc in a recent match at that city.
ttBRSElfPS
m.
QHARLKY PADDOCK, generally
termed "the world's fastest hum
an," has turned the 100-yard dash in
world's record time on no less than
five occasions.
Moreover, he accomplished the feat
four times in a period of a bit over
three imnths, or from March to Julv,
1021. On September 6, 10114, he did
it again.
w
Two other American Bprinter.
namely Dan J. Kelly and Howard 1'.
Drew, are also credited with running
the centry in the same time. But they
could turn the trick on but one oc
casion each. For consistency of effort
the laurels, therefore, must be hand
ed to the sterling Faddock.
i THE REFEREE j
vyHERB did Dartmouth finish in
the eastern intercollegiate bas
ketball race last season? T. 11. T.
Dartmouth finished fourth,
with four victories' and six de
Who won the western open golf
championship in 1922 and where was
it staged? U. It. S.
Mike Brady copped the title
with a score of 291 on the Oak
land Hills Country club 'course,
Birmingham, Micb.
When did Harry Kipke play his
first varsity football season at Mich
igan and when did he make Camp's
All-Amorican eleven? P. F. S.
Kipke's first season on the
Michigan varsity team was in
1021 and his selection by Camp
the following year.
Wbo won the 100-yard dash in the
Big Ten track and field moot held nt
StaRg field, Chicago, last June? W.
A. C
Dellart Hubbard, Michigan col
ored star, won the event in 0 4-."
seconds.
What team won the Missouri Val
lev conference basketball title in
11)247 H. T. It.
Kansas, with 15 victories end
but one defeat.
How many snfe hits did Ta'tl
Strand make in 1023 while playing lu
tho Pacific Const league? H. A. H.
Strand made 325 hits, a new
record for organised baseball.
The University of Orrgtm freshmen
and Medford high school will meet at
basketball in the mens gym Saturday
afternoon. The freshmen, after losing
to Franklin two week ago, have
taken Medford high into camp in two
g imes at Medford, and lat Saturday
walloped the Oregon Aggie rooks at
Corvallis, 52 to 35.
The freshmen appear much strong
er now than when they fuced Frank
lin, as the team was wrecked then.
with the posting on the eve of the
game of three of the babes, regulars,
for fnilure to keep up therr scholas
tic work. Coach Kvana has a galaxy
of stars, each playing a different
tjle, which makes it all the more dif
ficult to whip them into a team. How
ever, if hey enow as much improve
meat in the next two weeks as they
did the last two, the varsity undoubt
edly will have aouie star material
next season.
The freshmen schedule for the sea-
son follows:
February 14 Medford high at Eu
gene.
February 20 Oregon Aggie Rooks
at Lugene.
February 27 Gresham high at Eu
gene.
February 28 Washington high at
Eugene.
Stanford to Enter
Many Players in
Coast Golf Match
i
Drink Water To
Help Wash Out
Kidney Poison
When your kidneys hurt nnd your
back feels sore don't get senred and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite the kidneys
and irritate the entire urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with a mild, harmless snlts
which helps to remove the body's uri
nous waste and stimulates tbem tn
their normal activity. The function of
the kidneys is to filter the blood. In
24 hours they strain from it 5'H)
grains of acid and waste, so we can
readily understand the vital Import
ance of keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of good water yon
can't drink too much; also get from
any pharmacist about four ounces of
Jad Baits; tnko a tahleppoonful in a
glass of water before breakfast each
morning for a few days and your
kidneys may then act fine. This fam
ous salts is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon juire, combined
with lithia. and has been n-ed for
years to help clean and stimulate
dogged kidneys; alco to neutralise
the acids in the system so they are
no longer a tource of irritation, thus
often relieving bladfier weakness.
Jad hialts is inexpensive; ran not
injure: makes a rMirhtful effervea
cent lithia-water drink, which every-
! nne should take Dow and then to help
keep tbir kidneys clesn and active.
i Try this: also keen up Ihe water
drinking, and no doubt you will won
der what became of your kidney
trouble and ba-kafhe. By all means
have your phvsinao examine your
kidneya at Ieat twice a year.
DEL MONTE, Feb. 12. (Special)
Golf Manager G. Vance Carter of
Stanford university has reported that
more than fifteen players from that
institution will .participate in the Pa
cific coast interculieciate golf cham
pionship to be played over the Del
Monte course, February 20-23. En
tries from other Pacific coast institu
tions should bring the total entry up
to close to ou players.
Agg
ies Win From
Idaho's Vandals
CORVALUS, Ore., Feb. 12. Tho
Oregon Agricultural College basket
hall team defeated the University of
Idaho five hero last night by a aeore
of 24 to 15. The Aggies led, 10 to 0,
at the end of the first half.
SPORT BRIEFS I
By The Associated Press
Louis (Kid) Kuplan, bantamweight
champion of the world, has complet
ed his Pacific const itinerary, it wu
announced by hig manager yesterday,
Kaplan will give Bud Bidley of Seat
tle, whom he defeated at Vernon last
Tuesday, o. return engagement nt
Portland some time in March, pre
vious to that bout be will meet John
ny FaTr at Oakland and Ernie Goose
man at San Francisco.
KANSAS CITY, Feb. 12 Wayue
"Big" Mn n h ' proved- himself a real
champion here last night in the opin
ion of these who saw him defeat
Stanislaus Zbyszko by brief straight
falls, in the first defence of his world
heavyweight wrestling title. The
champion's showing against Zbyszko,
oue of tho strongest and most finish
ed wrestlers in the game, served to
remove any skepticism as to his abil
ity. Munu won the first fnll in 10:40
and the second in 12:45. Zbyszko was
pinned to the mat both times with the
crotch and body hold.
.Billy
L
3EVANS
Says.
. By BILLY EVANS
IAUH1NG tho first three months of
the year, Florida, which haa come
to the front with leapt and bounds
lately, is just about the sport capital
of the world.
Most of the leading golfers are at
present connected with various Flor
ida golf clubs. They are also playing
in a professional league after the
manuer of the big league ball clubs.
In addition a number of big tour
naineuts have been scheduled that will
bring together the cream of the pro
fessional golf talent of the country.
Within a month 10 big league ball
clubs will be scattered over the state,
doing the preliminary training for the
long grind.
Last season the two pennant win
ners trained in Florida, the New
York Giants at Sarasota, and Wash
ington at Tampa. Ball players and !
owners are superstitious, which in a
measure may account for the popular
ity of Florida.
It loo'ks as if Tummy Gibbons was
finally to gut 'a break."
Two years ago Gibbons had worked
his way to a match with Jack Demp
sey, everything had been agreed upon
except the signing of the contract.
As I understand it. Gibbons was to
have received $130,000 for his bit.
A long string of knockouts by Tommy
had made possible the match.
Then Gibbous decided to take on
Harry Greb us a workout for the big
event. Greb, much lighter, won the
decision on points. The bout kilted tho
Dempsey match.
Gibbons was a sick man the night
be fought Greb. lie insisted on keep
ing his engagement and it cost him
a small fortune.
4 6 1 A
When Gibbous finally got a chance
against Dempsey he wos forced to
gamble on the gate. He went the lim
it, 15 rounds, with the champion but
received nothing but glory. Dempsey
got all the coin.
He next fought in Englnad against !
Britain's best. He waa to have re
ceived $40,000. The fight was a fizzle
financially and he was lucky to get
$15,000. '
Always the true sportsman, Gib
bons never refused to keep Mb en
gagements. Few other fighters would
have done the same,
The latest is that he has been
matched with Harry Wills for the big
gest guarantee ever offered him. So
it looks ns if being a regular fellow
was finally to be rewarded. -a ,,
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Dorsle Basketball Celebrity.
One of the greatest guards in Pa
cific CXast college circles is Gene
Dorste, captain of the University of
Southern California team. Dorsie is a
tough mnn to evade. He can also, toss,
in goals when the occasion arises. Hi
was selected for tjie mythical quintet
of that section last season.
WILL ELECT HEADS
Officers for the coming year will be
elected at tne unuuui uuvting of the
Kugene Mutcrcyclo association to be
held Thursday evening February lit.
The meeting was scheduled fur this
evening but has beeu postponed ow
ing to several conflicting events. Au
eutire new set W officer wilL he
named for the aHociauou as with the
exception of Van Kenuuey, last yeur's
officials have left the city or are un
able to serve. The nest big event on
the outdoor calendar of the associa
tion is the anmuil hill climb which will
be held at Mouut David hill near
Cottage Grove about the middle of
May. This event always attracts a
considerable number uf entries from
Portland and other Willamette valley
cities.
BRJFSCEtHE8
CLYDE L. BARNHART
Born Buck Valley, Pa.. December
20, 1S!KJ. Outfielder, Pittnburgh.
Major league career Signed by
pirates ns free agent iu 1U20. Re
leased to Birmingham sumo year and
then recalled later iu season. (Also
UBed at third base).
Ourstandiug tents Hutted .330 lo
li22. Fielder .1)85 in 1U2...
MIKE YOKEL WINS
PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 12 Mike
Yokel, Salt Luke light-heavyweight
wrestler won over Pinkey Gurduer,
New lork, Inst night, lakel took th1
only full of the match at the end of
one lnrtir, seventeen miuutes, with an
airplane Kpiu. Gardner crashed heav
ily to the mat and was unable to continue.
Hud 8, blk. 10, Uruaa add. Kugeue,
$10.
Kostein Iteulty Co. to Zula C.
Brown Part of reptat of blk. 1, Col
lege Hill park.
Ira 1. Judd et ux to James Albert
Lois 1. 2, 3, 4, 5, SIC 1-4 of NW 1-4
c. 10-17-1 W, $10. .
Buby Hendricks Goodrich et al to
I Albert Mumau 1-ot 4, blk. 11,
Hendmkt add. Lugeue. $1.
J. Albert Buker et ux to Clayton C.
Crowl et ux Tract iu blk. 17, Fair
mount, $1U0. .
t has. A. Paddock et ux to L. L.
ISoge pgrt of lot 0. blk. 67, Hills
add. Oukridge, $L0.
Frank B. Duuu et al to W. F. G.
Th&t-her Tract in blk. J. Mulligan's
don. to Lane Co,
George Marx el ux to Deleware E.
Guss et ux Tract in blk, 5, Heu-
ilrb ka add., $10.
L. K. Hodgtii et ux to A. S. Peter-
sou Tract in lot 02, College Crest
add. Kugene, $10.
A. S. Peterson to I'la Carpenter
Tracta hi lot 62, College Crest add.
Kugeue, $1.
John T. Hurley et ux to Hawkins &
Roberts, Inc. 100 A. tp. HI S It H
W, $10.
J nil n Scberler to Fred Seherler
Tract tp. 10 S It 2 W, $10.
Frank AlHe et ux to Charles Hoff
man Lots 10 and 11, Chenoweth
Heights Orchard tracts $2811,
Chester H. Cbrismau et ux to Rob
ert L. Fiuhiysou et ux Lots 1, 2, 8,
blk. i;i, College Hill Park, $10.
Oregon Debaters
Meet Washington
SKATTLE. Wash.. Feb. 12 Uni
versity of Washington is to take part
in its second triangular debate to
night. The affirmative Huky team is
to meet the uegntive team from the
University of Oregou here, while the'
negative purple and gold Rpenkera are i
to oppose affirmative University -f j
Idaho talkers at Moscow.
The proposal to allow eongres-s :
power to override supreme court de
cisions is to be the question discuss
ed. Three judge are to decide the
winner, the University of Washington
nlmndoning n no-decision intercolle
gloto method adopted earlier iu the
year.
A broknr in Now York has his
telephone number engraved on hia
umbrella handle and it haa been
returned to him seven times.
The number of autoa in Tokyo
la now 10,500.
BETTER THAU CALOMEL
Thousands Have Discovered
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
are a IIarmlessSubstitute
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the sub.
stitute for calomel are a mild but sure
laxative, and their effect on the liver is
almost instantaneous. Theselittleolive
colored tablets are the result of Dr.
lidwards' determination not to treat
liverand bowel complaintswiihcalomel.
The pleasant little tabletsdo the Eood
that calomel does, but have no bad after
effects. They don't injure the teeth like
strong liquids or calomel. They take
hold ot tne trouble and quickly correct
it. Why cure the liver at the expenre ot
the teeth? Calomel sometimes playi
havoc with the gums. So do strong
liquids. It is lest not to take calomel.
Let Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets take
its place.
i ieadaches, "dullness" and that lazy
feelini? come from constipation and a
disordered liver. Take Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets when you feel "logy " and
"heavy." They "clear" clouded brain
and "perk up "the spirits. 15c and 30c
A Big Laap.
Wnyne "Hir" Muuu, newly crowned
wrestling king, htt progressed with
nqiul strides. From obcurity to the
title In less than a year is a fent
that not many portive cel-ebritU's
nre turning these days.
Badgers Start Poorly.
Wisconsin's basketball quintet has
got away to anything but a good be
ginning in the Uig Ten race. It took a
beating at tJio hands of Ohio Still" I
the other night.
The
age.
brain loses -weight In
Gargle Throat
With Aspirin
Clip This And Save If Sub
ject To Sore Throat Or v
Tonsflitis
Prepape a harmless and effeetlre
gargle by dissolving two Bnyer Tab
lets of Aspirin In four tnblespoonfuls
of wntcr. Gargle throat thoroughly.
Itepeat in two hours If necessary,
Be sure you use only the genuine
! Bnyer Tablets of Aspirin, marked
with' the Bayer Cross, which can bo
0, bad in tin boxes of twelve tablets for
few cents.
RUTH - ROBERTSON POWDER CO.
Suceessora to R. A. Babb Powder Co.
A Full Line of
BUILDING SUPPLIES
We install Tile Floors and Drain Boards
Our New Location 44 E. 7th Phone 924
"Mr. S. W. Shoemaker,
representing the Western
Bond & Mortgage Company
of Portland, Oregon, will be
at the Osburn Hotel, Thurs
day and Friday, February
12th and 13th, for the pur
pose of taking applications
for loans in the City of Eugene."
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Ell Scllon et ux to K. K. Bailor
et ux Lot 6. blk. 2, Holiuuns add.
Bugeue, $10.
Lnne County Inv. Co. to Marshall
O. Hessonnette et ux I'art of lots 7
Sulphur Clears
Skin Right Up
Any breaking out of the skin, ctpu
fiery, itching eczema, enn be quickly
overcome by applying n little Mentho
Sulphnr, declares a noted nkin spe
oiuUnt. I localise of its germ de
Htroying properties, this sulphur pre
paration begins at once to soothe Ir
ritated skin and heal eruptions such
as rash, pimples and ring worm.
It seldom fails to remove the tor
ment and disfigurement, and you do
not have to wait for relief from cm-
barraBsment. Improvement quickly
hIiowh. Sufferers from skin trouble
xhould obtain a small jar of Itowtes
Mnntho-Sulphur from any good drug
gist and use it like cold cream.
There's something missing
in your medicine chest
unless "Sinapole" is there
Look
and
see
IP!
"V "T
For
Mimrntim
and
"1
Don't wait your drug store may be closed
THE 20-uCENTURY
MUSTARD PLASTER
hi 50c and $1.00 jars at your drug store
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on the Starter
Think of Your Motor)
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with good gasolines
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supplies controlled ener
gy producing a smooth,
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less acceleration and glid
ing, rushing speed.
"Knocking," even on
steep hills under heavy
pull, is minimized, be
cause the explosions are
progressive and power
impulses are delivered to
the pistons throughout
the entire stroke
And all of this kind of
fuel is completely burned
turned into power. A
maximum of mileage is
thus obtained and carbon
formation is delayed.
Union is instrranco of
your motor's best per
formancethat is certain.
Sold through Union
Service Stations and in
dependent dealers everywhere.
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Also Producers of Aristo Motor Oil
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