The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, February 20, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfViJay Evening, February 20, 1925 THE EUGENE GUARD Pago TnrBo VEflR TO BE WITH BEAVERS TONIGHT n Asi'ul,u,1 '" ; mi ' 'Sir of Oregon will moot -in a "llZn p at 7:45 'clock ,0- I, .i (be armory. The contest 9 so Vrant tlit it ny d'de LsbiB at tbe northern section rl f conference, .ml with it i.ht to flay lie wnner of the SU'"''1 trie, for tbe l !nhi of the l'ncific const. - C on u leaJinS f iiii three win and one tons oercentsf e of .730. The Asgits '"Ibtecon"! place with five victories 1 i T.o defeats, for a percentage of '., i A victory for the Coarullia ln.l ihA staniliiigs as follows: nil W li V ct. U i .7."D a 2 ,ijo however, result in the following stuml- W L l'ct. .1 1 Sill) W s :t .air, vuhins'ton, which also must be cod M a championship contender, H Dly Washington State at l'ull 7a muiglit. Waahiugtou has won JS,,, tauies and lost two, for a pei--tUlt of .WW- SliniiniBs "i - lf"""'S: W L l'ct. prfpon U A. C Villi. ... If If. Will I-osu . .11 1 .'-0 .KIHI .(MS) ..5 ! .714 .7."i() .mm ..a 2 .two .007 .500 T.niiht's same will he the last for lkf Algie- Should they win, they will 1, in first place. The only chance for ,illier Washington or Oregon to tie ,,,, would be to win all their re mising games. It would be very ct.C lirult, indeed, for cither to do so, Hi tfb? Iiiays us h-h,.i,uii,s ,,vt i,n the road, while Wa.-Jiingt jn two of its three final games on WelgD NOOif. tutfl for the fact Hint the Vc! flfr hive had little opportunity to irartiit in the armory lieiause of the i,no how, and consequenlly will lose aura of the advantage that goes to a irtin playing on the home floor, the phyns are in perfect physical eondi li,.n. All liie Aggie players, except rirlan Steele, captain, are. as fit us u f.ddie. Steele is suffering from a wrenched ankle. llvurs will open at 0.43 o'clock, an,l until ilnil time tickets will be on sale it (.limit's. To permit the town people. In me the gime, :iOO extra seals have bffn placed on the main floor and JOO upstairs seals have been reserved. The Aggie rooters took a big block of tickets, but d.d not get nearly a third of what they wished, as it is the uilrution of Graduate Manager Henc firl to let all the Oregon students, if possible, see the game. As several hundred students are expected to leave Eugene this uft-J rmuou for tiieir nuines. Decause ;l the extra day's vacation on Monday, nhfn Washington's birthday will he celebrated, there is. a possibility that II who wifh to see the contest will jtt the chance. liohhy .Morris of Seattle will refer ee. .Morris refeieed the first Oregon AejuV game which was played at tVr lassis two weeks ago, and which the W'elifooters won, IE! to 10. (reso:i was tbe only team to set back tlie Ag gies on their own floor this season. Probable lineup: Apuies Oregon Hillings K Hobson Haker F (lownus Hrown c Okerbe'g Steele (J Vestergreu Jfl'nldard ..G Jolt Nebraska's New Coach Praised Highly Bob Zuppke Sayt Ernest Bearg Will Maks Good CARLOS STEELE Ernest Boarg llearg ljiiows football and has the ability to impart his knowledge to his players. Ho is sure to ho a suc cess in his new position." That's the compliment Hob Zuppke, famous coach of I'niversity of Illin ois, pays to Krnest Itearg, recently placed in charge of football at Ne braska. Kor several years Kearg has assisted Zuppke at Illinois. OKKGOX AGItlci i Ti n it. i-i ii. U:g10, LOKVAbUS. Feb. 0. (special) Larlos Slecle, captain of Hie Agsie basketball siiuad and cool steady guard, is suffering a sprain ed ankle gained while practicing with me hook leaui tins week. Coach "Itob" llaeer dnlit iKmi Stn.,la will be able to play against Oregon iu the must vital game of the season. Coach Uuger has been working Griiap, F.ilerton, and D.woky hard lo till up the hole in the Aggie team. Gmap is expected lo get me call tor the position if Steele is unable to go oil t lie ftuor. Graap, beside being fast and competent guaid. is also a good shot and is expected to loop iu Some pointers tor tlie Aggies. The same men pmy at Kugene as hnvp 'inn, l dm ..f tl.u season Kidings, lluker, Hjau, Hii ono. itrowu. S(,,,l,luril. lliwokv. Steele. Kilertsou uud Graap. Si)ort Tips jjACK in V.HY2 I'Utsburg won the Nntiounl lengue pennant by the III re OKI nuinrin pi'op eone,in,i ; jiiRiie history. Finishing with a pcr lntMCtnf ,74i( tl0 vlratvs hll(j a nfl(j v -'Ta'S'"" on urooKiyn, in ueroml pluce. The nonVest nppnmch tu this mark was mntle in 1WHJ when the Cubs bent the 0!auts by 10 full encounters. The following season saw another romp for the same team. 1'ittsburg landing 17 games behind. The biggest wnlkaway auy club in tbe American has yet had was ex perienced by the Yankees in JOJ;.. That year ihe I Juggins entourage was lii frays out in front, Ietroit being runnerup. The Jted Sox, in 1!K, and the Athteties, in UllU. eaeh eame through with an advantage of l-l'j tills. These six stand as the "xoftest" campaigns for the winning clubs in major )e:igue play. MONTANA LOSES MOSCOW, Idaho, Feb. lift. The University of Idaho basketball team easily defeated the I'niversity of Mon tana 41 to ltt here last night after losing earlier in the Keanon to the Uruina. Idaho took the lead early in the first period and was never passed. CLOSE GAME PLAYED PKXDLKTON, Feb. 0. The Pen dleton Huckaroos defeated Athena high school at basketball here last night by a 2'2-'2l score. Athena made a determined drive for victory in the closing minutes of ploy fell one point short. . Pendleton plays, liakr here tonight Oshurn Hotel Eeauty Tarlour. Pbone SHI. tf GAME SCHEDULED SPIUXGFIKLI), Feb. 20. (Spe ciill The Springfield high , school baskctbnll team plays a return'gnine ith Munroe high school this even i"(t at S o'clock at Monroe. Spring fiflil (iefeuted Monroe in the local (jinmiBiiim 10 to 32 in a previous Sme. The lineup will be as follows: Jobn Cox and Hugh Cowart, for wards; Merl McMulIen, center; Frank lwis and Paul Nice, guards. Tne tfitn will be nccompanied to Monroe lT ern 0. Pain, htirli Hcbool iirhici- i' mm ntlilrtie coach. 15 I 1 I I SPOHTLAFFS v IAM'OM iu general and Washing ton iu pnrticular will welcome the news tJi.it Walter Johnson will be buck on the firing line agJin-next sea son with the world champions. 1 venture the prediction Walter wi".! have another winning seasou, despite the fact that the fire-ball kiug has failed in hi a one big ambition, lmme.y, to own a ball club on the coast. Johnson is not the type of pitcher who will join ixin ball club wilh re grets, lie will not be coming back to Griffith just to collect bis money. He wili lie coming back with the samv earnest desire lo wiu that has marked Iub efforts ever since he started as a big leaguer. Johnson h;rs never lost his enthusiasm for the game and I dubt if he ever wi-1. m Johnson will doubtless try to buy u club again next year. It won't hurt iiim any as a minor le-dgue card to lead the Amencau league pitciers agdin and to star in another world series. In returning to the game Johu sou realizes this. O'Conncll's Stand Didn't Help. Jimmy O'Conuell certainly didn't help his ense any by refuMiig to tes tify before the New York prosecutor, unless granted immunity. Jimmy was bauly advised. F.veryone admits the possibility of lm con vic tim, was veiy reinoie. The feeling in baseball lias' been pretty general that O'Conuell was the "goat" of the Giant scandal and a large percentage of tJie fans seemed rather eager to tee thathe got out of the mes all right. O'Conuell could have strengthened his case immeasurably by catching (he first train east and repeating the straightforward story he told Iandii some weeks earlier. The fact that he refused to testify indicated he wax not particularly interested in seeing that the prosecutors got (o the b"t foiu of the affair. lo Inn's threat to ue IaudU will develop nothing. F.v'en if Dolau houUl win uch a suit he probably would lrave a hard time making a desirable connection with another big league ball club. McGraw Fears Pirates. John MeGraw of tbe Giants picks the PituhurtUi Piiates as the team n will have to beat to win bis ftfh straight pennant this year. "It's a young ball club and has much latent strtugtb," says Mctiraw. "I think they will be much more dangrro'is than Hrcoklyu. 1 think the deal with Chicago heiped Pittsburgil more than it did the other club." Harney Dreyfus, owner of the Pi rates, is optimistic, loo. "We ought to win this year because all our come dians are gone." By this H.irney is takiug a tdy crack at Habbit Mnran ville and his cohorts. Habbit was the rruwu vf that ball team. This year lie captains the Cubs. I JOE VILHAMS Wayne Munn is In big Demand CHICAiO, Feb. 20. Services o Wnyne (Hig Munn. world's heavy weight wrestling champion, siuce his defeat of Mike" Uomano. in less than seven minutes here Wednesday, are in great demand. Promoters are reported to be mak ing various bids for a return match between Munn and Kd "St rangier" Lewis, who still clnims the title, al though defeated recently in Kansas City. Chicago. Kansas City and Mich igan City, Ind., promoters nro mak ing efforts to obtain the proposed meeting. 'JMIK American League schedule lllPl'tillf- tV-IB li.i eft .,.!.. I Urns, much to the disgust of the city's three surviving Irishmen. Wei, as a lio.'ky player would say, n puck is Htmeihiug important euougii to fJi:tke a stick at. Pabe Kut U and Juck ltcnault, t!ie hox fighter, and playing in the south ern golf toil ma taenia. . . . The fine old game in gradually regiiuiug its aristocratic flavor. Perhaps it doesn't pay to be too thorough. , . , Look w hat hap pened to the KentU'kiau who insist d on getting o the bottom of things. A lot of hard-boiled theatergoer ire saying Penny Leonard's mother would do tJie world a great Livor if she's gtt the young man to resign a an actor. J Tiie Passaic basketball team was beaten after winning 1M1 straight I games and the town statistician is ! looking for a new job. j I 'l ' nt lake your troubles to bed.'' udvisc ThomaK F.dison. . . . It'it j what are you going to do if you're j lost your putting touch? The American delegates have wide drawn from the Geneva opium con ference. ... It remains o be seen what effect this will have on the training camp predict! 'tis. A Cleveland golfer, shot 20 times in the war, tiiinks his experience helped bis game. , . . This in sufficient reason to ttart the nevi war right away. ; games a. mm euson. Hliowanun. the choice of the smoker. , -" 1 ! MilM, eutiiling modern record. Mads I Bin Hnseb;ill Shirs iifmir home runs in two consecutive , ) . , F. C. -CY" WILLIAMS j Horn - Wjden.i. lndi:ma, I leeeml,,',' j -I. ls-i. (lutfieldir, l'lnhideli-iiin. j -Mnj r League t'nrer Joined Cobs' in IHl'J. coiniiiK ilireet from N-nre lliiine niiiverilj. 'I'm, led in I 'eeemlier 11117, to INlillies for Hod,' I'unkert. OutrituliihiiK rYiltH - Made :U bonio runs in lHi:i, tvinu liulie Hmli fr top honorti. Crajilled out three four ply swiuh in one g-ime on .May 11. Old Time Dance Stevens Hall, Springfield Fob. 21st. 1'rlz.i Night l iiblk- Invited THli HFFFHFF COLDS Break a Cold Right Up witt 'Tape's Cold Compound" ! Oid Young Stribling ever knock out uug Maruilo of New Orleans'? - It. T. O. es. Stribling kayoed Maruilo in the ninth round of a Lght held .Lin. p.c;t. Who was national amateur golf champion in ll'-l 't J. K. T. - Jesse tiuilford. How long hat Homer Summa bern wilh the Cleveland Indians? F. F. W. Summa has been wilh Cleveland since P."'.'. Take- two tablet every three hours until three dosea 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 "Pane's C o 1 d Compound." Price thlrty-flv. cents. Druggists guarantee U. I SPRING MILLINERY Hat shapes, all of the newest styles, beautiful flowers priced 15c up. Covered hat shapes, trimmlnfls and a line of Inex pensive trimmed hats that are bound to please and save you money. Before you buy visit our millinery department, It will nay you. Eugene Plates School Hosiery Euitene plates match the All skes. black and brown, now license everyone should Regular 35c Wtinderhose, the buy one for their car. Com- beat value obtainable. Our plete with clips 15o price' 25o pair Wear-Ever Ladies' Spring Aluminum Underwear Complete stock of Wear-Kver s,lrpr8e VBluos ln lauc,. cot. he world s finest aluminum. . ton knU underwear ,a vesU It always pays to buy Wear- 0r nre Bur8 t0 ,ea8e Kver. Wheel Goods Cups and Saucers Scooters, coaster wagons, Saxon or oval shapes heavy tricycles, hand cars. The china cups and saucers, (lood out door season is Just values at 15c complete nhead. Wo invite you to Blue Willow cups and sau- Inspect our offerings. cers 25c complete i r rv s Co. .fit ijeown rtower beeds 10c pkg. TRY HILL'S ECONOMY STORE FIRST Wo Carry Over 70001 Different Items i Stiff joints Jdoney saving "Cascarets" l(ic if Dizzy, Bilious, Constipated BE EXAMINED AT ONCE DO NOT suffer Indefinitely with Piles or other Rectal or Colon dij ordert. Examination will relieve you ol worry and doubt about your condition and my treatments will cause speedv recovery of your former good health and vigor. My treatment for Piles is GUARAN TEED to cure you or the tee tor youl ; treatments will be refunded. Call or write for my FREE book on Piles and other Rectai and Colon disor-! ders. S4E J, DEAN. M D.Inc 3TM AIWD MAIN PORTLAND in:tCIS' SEATTLE OFFICES Or DCjin uimoinq w'r, ;"27; o, XT7 Takes out pain and swelling: Frosh, healing blood starts tin gling through the aching joints the moment you apply Sloan's, destroying the germs that are causing the pain. Swiftly the aching eases off the inflamma tion and swelling are reduced. All druggists 35 cents. Sloan's Liniment kills painf Valley Printing Co. j Over U. S. Natl. Itatik. j WEDDING AND BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMERCIAL AND SOCIAL I PRINTING FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL 470 The economic advantages that are so largely responsible for SKAGGS' PRICES were not acquired by accident or "good luck," but by practical application of a thorough knowledge and understanding of modern food distribution, careful and wasteless store management, long hours of hard work and a wllllngnese and genuine desire to servo. These factors distinguish SKAGGS' STORES, distinguish SKAGGS' SERVICE, and distinguish SKAGGS' PRICES from the ordinary. Visit our store study our prices and save. " All Week Prices FANCY HEAD RICE 3 Ibo 29c FANCY NAVY BEANS 3 lbs 29o PORTERS EGG N00DLE8 3 pkgs 25c SWEET PRUNES, 3 lbs. 25c STEWING FIGS, lb. .. 15c EARLY JUNE PEAS 3 cans 43o SWEET CORN 3 cans 43c NO. 2'2 TOMATOES 3 cans 43c BEST CORN MEAL 9 lb. sack 50c MOTHER'S PREMIUM OATS, pkg 38o GRAHAM FLOUR 9 lb. sack 530 WHETALON, large pkg. 22c To clean your bowels without cramp- : irg or overaet- ---ing take "Cas w-v 'rw " j carets," Sick brad- tsi 53 ache, diizi- PJ'P3' bilious- '5 r" ness, gases in- ' ... upset stomach J1 II nrh distress gone by morn- Xirput laxative and cathartic " "" 'or grown-ups and child , K'. S5c and Sue boxes any ""I 'tore. Old Time Dance At Veneta Saturday Night Feb. 21. Everybody Welcome T Winter Garden uiulor the pprsonnl suixrvision of EDGAR BOHLMAN presenls The season's proinirr danciiiK event LE BAL RUSSE (The Russian Ball) . Saturday, February 21st Clusters of Color Llahts A Bsckoround of Royal Blue Decorative Tubs of Shrubbery Orchestra Costumed In Russian Red Positively the most fiiperbly decorated dance ever presented' in Eugene. Don't mis this one and only opportunity to dance in the atmosphere f lh' miniature Russian Kingdom A Musical Treat A Decorative Delight TOMORROW NIGHT Saturday Features Large pkg. Quick Nnp tha Soap 97 f Chips CIW Bunbrile Cleanser KKB1S (Call and see demonstra tion) Pure Cane Sugar 100 pounds $6.95 134 lbs. $1.00 Good Size Oranges Sweet nnd juicy AO ft 2 dozen 4CU Skuggs' (iold Medal ltut- ttr 47 r pound Ill 10c Fresh Hulk Dates, pound "VEGETABLES AND FRUITS ALWAYS THE BEST" Four Deliveries Dally Small Orders 10c J5.00 or Over, FREE CORNER 8th AND OLIVE All Week Prices SHREDDED WHEAT 3 pkfls 350 IMPORTED COCOANUT 2 lbs 45o SKAGGS' BE8T COFFEE lb 48o FRESH MILK, qt 10o BIG K HARDWHEAT FLOUR, 49 lbs $2.50 FULL CREAM CHEESE lb '27o FANCY PINK SALMON Tall Can 15o REAL PEANUT BUTTER 2 lbs 45o OPLERS BULK COCOA 3 lbs 25o MATCHES, 6 Boxes .. 29o CRY-WHITE SOAP 10 bars 45o IVORY SOAP 3 bars .. 250 FELS NAPTHA SOAP 3 bars 25o ALL BRANDS MILK ' Dozen $1.15 TELEPHONE 1815 Saturday and Monday Specials Fresh Hunch Kj?jrs. I"'1" dozen . . 25c Fresh Woodlawn Butter, lb 43c 4 Florida drape Fruit 25c .'! Pkgs. Kellogtr's Corn Flakes .. 25c 10 11). Sack Best Cane SiiRnr 75c 100 lb. Sack Hest Cane Kiwir" . . $7.10 3 lbs. Hest Peaberry Coffee $1.25 4 lbs. Hulk Cocoa 25c 4 lbs. Hulk Macaroni 25c (i lbs. Small White Beans .. 50c ,'i lbs. Fancy Head Rico '. . 25c Picnics ,1b 18c Fancy Bacon Backs, lb 28o 10 Tall Cans Armour's Milk .. 89c No. 10 Pail Pure Lard $1.85 Ct lbs. Turnips or Rutabagas ,. 25c 7 lbs. Carrots 25c Fresh Salted Peanuts, lb 20c Lettuce or Colerv, each . .' 10c Mb, Can Koval Club Coffee 49c 3 lb. Can Koval Club Coffee .. $1.45 5-lb. Can Koval Club Coffee ..$2.35 100-lb. Sack Good Potatoes .. $2.50 18-oz. Botllo Catsup 25c .'! Lanfc Cans Tomatoes 40c .'I Cans Tender Sweet Corn .... 40c 5 Xo. 2 Cans Broken Sliced Pineapple 98c 5 Xo, 2 Cans drape Fruit 98c 4 LarKf Cans Peaches or Apricots 89c 2 lbs. Brazil Xuts 35c 2 Cans Klirimn, American Beauty 35c 10 lb. Pail White Wedding Breakfast Syrup 79c 4 lb. Package Seedless Raisins .. 39c 2 pkps. Cluster Raisins 25c .' lb. Box Soda Crackers 50c ,r) lb. Box (iraham Crackers .... 89c 7 lare Bars AVhite Flyer Soap 25c 4 can Jiifrbt House Cleanser 25c 11 LarRo Rolls Toilet Paper .. 50c 4f lb. Sack Princess Flour $2.35 4f lb. Sack Valley Flour $1.90 Pocket Knives. $ 1 .50 value special $1.25 Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attention Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. Free delivery in city Phone 522 904 Olive St. MElTOU! O cp Cash 1 w -ww o stores y Lighten Up! Brighten Up? J -I' .. Willi Off -with your winter suit! On with crisp spring clothes lighten your nppearanco nnd brighten your "disposition! Smart- Xcav Spring Coloring3 Low as $35 STORES-MEN lit WILLAMETTE ST. "KNOWN FOR GOOD CLOTHES" Palace Market 13th and Patterson St3. NEW EQUIPMENT NEW OWNERS NEW MANAGEMENT Come In! See the PALACE So Spotless and Clean With full stock of meats, fit food for Quean "Pork Roast" and Sweet Tatars, all Juicy and brown ' A nice Sunday Dinner, for all tablea In town SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Choice Heavy Hens 30 LB Choice Pork Roasts 20 LB. Phone 383 Careful, Courteous Consideration given to the Individual Needs of Each Customer TON ITE 7:45 P. M. O. A.C. vs. OREGON Advance Seat Sale at Obak's Doora cutn at 8:45 P, M, ar.jKAsaa .m'M