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8ALK.tr, Ore., March 13. (Spe
. iall. Mcdford liiicli school went
own to defeat at tlie bauds of the
trring Franklin high school quintet
tuere last night in the second game of
- lie state basketball tournament, tli
i i'runklin hoopers taking the contest
' iy a 32 to 10 score. Bcallon, Franklin
m-ward. was men point man, wuh jo
tallies. His poiuts were nearly all
iron field goals, from iicur toe cen
it of the floor.
i Chnstain played a fine all- round
rame for Medford and garnered 8JX
loiuts. The game was hard-fought
I ''Jiroiighout but the Portland team wu
10 good for the Jledlord laclB. un
' fore at the half was 1U to 8 and at
iiie third quarter 30 to 11 for the
.( rsiiklin quintet.
1 Sslcm high school took an easy
nine from Wallowa high in the opeu
ir. 25 to 10. Ureer of Wallowa niadf
lix points and was the outstanding
nan for his team. Kills of Salem w.u
nigh point man with 11. Halem played
ibree of her second string men after
fhe first quarter.
I Four games will be played in the
ournament today. Kalein will meet
.storia and Jlc.Minuville will play
arago this afternoon. Eugene iiign
Hid Hood Hiver will clash this eve
ling, and Franklin high of Portland
Will meet Pendleton. .
The lineups in lust night's games:
r Franklin
Medford
Scallon lti ...
CJpllS 4 '.
Iawrnre 8. ,
': Douglas
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CI in stain
. . Knips
.. Allen
Williams
.. White
pope.
Franklin substitutions: Filzmaycr i.
otter 2.
; if Salem ' Wallowa .
(, Hn ii V Henderson 2
ileonan 2 ..F Ureer 0
I Dragcr 2 ....C Oliver
Hi. Draggcr 2...(1,. Johnson
Miby 4 O uaira
I Salem subs. Olinger; Nash 4; Duf
ey; I). Drager.
Grove Team Loses
To Springfield by
Score of 13 to 10
I SPRINGFIELD, March 13-(Sne-cial).
The Springfield high school
basketball team won from the Cot
logo Grove quintet with a score of IS
Ito 10 in the lost game of the season.
3'ho score was tied four times in the
course of the game, at the end of the
first half at 5 to 5, and in the Inst
Quarter at 10 to 10, two minutes be
fore tbo end. Paul Nice, guard, then
'converted a foul, and Hugh Cowart
shot a basket, making the aicorc 13 to
JO In favor of Springfield at the fin
Jsh Cowart was high point man.
jj The lineup wsb as follows:
3 Springfield Cottage Grove
"Cowart 5 F 1
itlrlffis F Rwnnson A
M Mullen C...... McCurgcr 3
uo 4 G Miner i
X,owls 4 '.CI lliillcw
d Hates and Joiin uox, opring-
nlnvem who have been out ot
(several games duo to injury, were put
In as substitutes. This makes eight
in torles for Springfield during tit
iscason, out of IB games played. ,
Yesterday's Games
At Orlandd, Ma. 1 It. H. 10.
WnshinRlon (A). 8 10 1
Cincinnati (N) 0 5 2
j Itatrerics: Zachary, Mnrterry,
IliiBnell and W. llnrurave, Tate; Hlx-ley-
Sheehcn, Douolnie and K. Har
srave. )
iAt St. I'etcrshurih, Via.
INcw York (A) 14 20 3
lti ton (N) 10 12 3
I llattcrlea: Ileal). Johnson, Shock
er and O'Neill, lloffinnn; Marquard,
lii'iicwieh, llenton nnd Uiuaon.
At Hanford. Cal.
Son Francisco 5 13 3
Kansas City (A. A.) 4 10 0
2 I welvo innings.
Batteries: Pfeiffer, Genry and Ag
n'w; Sullivan, inn and Well, Shiu
. nu It.
! At Sacramento, Cal.
. St. Louis Curds 1 ' 8 3
;Sa. iumento V. C ft 10 0
Batteries; Rhem, Stuart and Vick;
; hhellenbat'k, YcllowhorHO and Shea.
f SIK1 TO FIGHT
NEW YORK, March 13. Untiling
1 Sikl. Seuegalrin fighter, nieeis I'ntil
' Berlenhach, a light-heavyweight hIuk
ger in a 12-rnund bout nt MndiHon
.k Sijuare Garden tonight. Larry Es
;tndge will nppear in the 1 round
; ml-finnl against Frnnkie Shoell of
tBuffnlo.
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8! Ill-,c
t ORGANIZATION OF SPECIALISTS
j PORTLAND AND ftt ATTLft orriCII
- HPHE unparalleled niretM of the Dr.
1 Chis. J. Dean non-surgical method
; ot rreartng Piles tnd othtr and
colon ailments has built an mganUa
tlon of highly trained speciallsrs tn cart
!' for the patients who come from all
purrs of the West,
f The skill ofthescBpcclslUtsU proved
r br the unqualified GUARANTEE
that each Pile sufferer Is cured or his
fee RhFUNDKD no matter how
long standing or how
severe hie case may be.
Send for my f REE hook. ,
DEAN. M D.Inc
PORTLAND flfMrti' WATT ix orricui.
aft WtT'fttfp 'fit
PRINTING
Th kind you want
when you want It.
Phona Springfield 2
4G
Men's Stvlcs I
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Ik. "K 1
While the doublc-hrenstcd model 8
oro the style, the one-button mck
Butt is nlsu conHiIcrt'fl to bo "au
fuit." TJie model sliowu is of brown
worsted, with faiut utripo.
Spring-field Wins
Bowling Contest
SI'KINGFIKLO, March 1.1. (Spe
cial). The Springfield bowling team
won from the Cottage Grove bowling
team by 57 pins at n game played on
Wednesday evening at Cottage Grove.
This is the BCcond victory the Spring-,
field men have won from Cottage f
Grove. They will meet again In
Springfield next Wednesday evening.
The team going from Springfield in
cluded: Wesley Stevens, who was high
point man, with 200 points; Wilbur J.
Lepley, Leonnrd Lepley, Clifford Itry
an and lease N. Kndicott.
RIFLE MEET HELD
SEATTLE, Wash., March 13 Uni
versity of Washington women defeat
ed a University of Kansas women's
rifle team 000 to 487 in a telegraphic
match last week, Captain W.'A. Hale,
rifle coach, announced here. Fivo pur
ple and gold women turned in a score
of 100, while a sixth, whose score wns
not counted, made 00.
"BOXING"
32 rounds at Winter
Garden
March 16th, will start at 8:30
sharp.'
Main ovotit 10 rounds
Slow York 138, Eugene, vs
Lon Parry 138, Portland
Soml wlndui),' 0 ruuiKlR
Ed Hathaway vs Harold Davis
140 pounds HO pounds
Eugnne boys, four rounds
Murt Wiiyhsw vs Jay Murrnll
140 pounds J 145 pounds
Jack Milton vs Powee Bond
126 pounds 122 pounds
Martin Loton vs Lou Uavla
135 pounds 141 pounds
Pat Clifford vs Honry Hickman
110 pounds 114 pounds
Curtain raiser
. Watson twins 96100
General admlaalon $1.10 a
couple, lady and 'gent; ring
aide $1.65; boys under 15 years
10c.
200 special seats will be hold
for students at 50c couple,
lady nnd Rent.
Tickets now on sale at Obak'a,
Tha Club, Mascot and College
Side Inn.
THE PENDULUM
SWINGS BACK TO
GOOD TIMES
AGAIN
It's queer, but a
man la apt tn think
most nf savliifr when
he'a leant nhlo to
save. When money
cornea asy and he
can save moat he's
liable to forKot It.
So thin Is a koiiIIu
reminder. In the
coming months,
booft jour bank ac
count. Take advantage of
this trend profit by
the past; save for
tha future la
Bank
Commerce
EUGEN E.OREGON
SCORE IS 32-25
COnVALMS, Ore., Mnroh 13.
(SpecinI) The scoring of two Ore
Kon Agricultural collflge basketball
playern, Harold (Red) Hidings, for
ward, and Waldo (Pete) Stoddard,
guard, brought disaster to the hopes
of the Uuiversity of California team
here lost night in the opening game
of. the threc-gnine series to decide
the championship of the Pacific Coast
conference. The Aggies won the tilt,
rt2 to 25.
The jzanie was decidedly speed', and
very spectacular. In the necond half
the score was tied at 18-aIl, but alter
that the Aggies pulled away and were
never headed again. The first half
ended 10 to 11 for the Aggies.
Jiittle Pete Stoddard, shooting
from his favorite corner, speared five
field goals in the first half and add
ed another In the second. He also
eager two free throws, fo ra total of
H points.
Red Ridings was high point man of
the game, with 16 markers. He caged
eight shots, some of them long ones,
and played a wonderful all-around
game.
Jorgensen was the outstanding
California player. He made ten
points, and covered the floor well,
lliggins speared eight markers for
the visitors.
The lineups;
California (25) O. A. C. (32)
.Torgonson F Ridings
Watson F Baker
lliggins C Diwoky
Itelasco G Btcclo
Carver G Stoddard
Aggies scoring Field goals: Hid
ings 8; Stoddard 6; goals from free
throws, Diwoky 2; Ctoddnrd 2.
California scoring: Field goals,
SPECIAL SALE
Monday and Tuesday
Introducing
Mission Bell
Complexion Soap
"FOR EVERY PERSONAL USE
DEAL NO. 1
With each purchase of two large pack
ages of White King we will give away
Three Bars of Mission Bell Complexion
Soap.
DEAL NO. 2
With each purchase of White King and
six bars of Mission Bell Complexion Soap
we will give away Three Bars of Mission
Bell Complexion Soap. .
Mission Boll Complexion Soap is guaranteed to be the
finest soap It is possible to' make nd Is made by the makers
of White King Granulated Soap "So Satisfactory to recom
mond." An Unusual Selection
in Cheese
In our endeavor to render to the public tlie best Borvlce
poaslble, not only In the lino of prompt attention to custom
ers, free and prompt delivery exacting to the minuto, tele
phono service and food departments, but also in the extonslon
of the variety of foods in onch department Wo have en
lnrire on our ' already large Btock of cheese, adding many Im
ported cheese tho gonulno thing from the old country. Be
low is Hated our leading brands and flavors:
KRAFT Pinion to, Chile, American Clied
dnr, nnd Welsh Rarebit. 1
IMPORTED SOFT DUTCH CHEESE In
six individual portions.
SWISS CHEESE In six individual por
tions, j
BREAKFAST NEUFCHATEL CHEESE
, A soft cheese with a "moro" taste.
RAINBOW Pimuuto nnd Cream Bricks.
Phoenix Llmburger, MoLaren'a Nippy Bluhlll Pimen
to, Buttercup Chpeaa and Bricksboth In half pound
paokages.
The ahove cheese Is all In package form, and sells by
the packago, white the following la - bulk cheese and sells
by tho pound:
Tlie old Kraft Cheese Is something that has the good
old-fashioned nip to It.
Mellowest took first nnd second place at the State Fair
lent fall. Mellowest Is n mighty fine cheese, and It won 'its
prices on merit alone. This is made tn S lb. and B ib. cakes,
it also cornea tn tho large circular cakes that is sliced oft as
demand requires.
tit course we have the Red Rock Cottage Cheese, too, but
it Is not the least, just because it Is mentioned lasL
Prepared Food Luxuries
A very nlco and rare dish Is tha mushroom. We have
them In S sites. They are deliclously prepared to agonlie
tho pallet.
Crosse and Blarkwell Chow Chow, Mushroom Catsup and
also tholr Walnut Catsup. Yoii will never know how good
they are until you try them, but we assure you they nro a
lot better than they may first impress you.
Cresca stuffed figs apd dates, Cresca figs and orange
marmalade, Ooldon Shred black currant Jam and pineapple
marmalade, James Keller A Sons orange marmalade aro Just
a few of a well rounded Btock of such foods.
TaWe Supply Co.
A Food Department Store
Corner 9th and OaJc Telephone 246
THE EUGENE GUARD
Jorgenson 5; Watson 1; lliggins 3;
Kechter 1. Goals from free throws,
Watson 2; Higgins 2; Carver 1.
Referee Rorleske, Walla Walla;
umpire, llollender, Oakland.
The Referee
ID Joe Dugan of the Yankees ever
lime o"J iuiuvi icajuv Ajjr;n-
enee? G. H. R.
So, he came to the majors direct
from Holy Cross College.
Did Tilden and Richards ever win
the national doubles title in tennis?
H. it. F.
Ycb, in 1018, 1921, 1022.
w
Who won the Big Ten basketball
title in 10227 F. F. W.
Purdue.
I Big liaseball Stars I
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CHARLES D. JAMIESUN
Born P.ilci&oii. New Jersey, Feb
ruary 7, lS0:t. Outtitf'-der, Cleveland
ludiam.
Major league career Joined Wash
ington in 1015, coming from Buffalo,
International league. Released to Ath
letics on waivers in 1017. Traded to
Cleveland in 1019. (Started -a pitcher
in the minors. Also played first basf).
Outstanding feat Made most safe
hits in 1023 season 222. Hit safely io
23 consecutive games same campaign.
Los Angeles Will
Play Chicago Cubs
IOS ANGELES, March 13. The
Los Angeles coast league baseball
chil and the Chicago Nationals were
scheduled for the fjrst of n three
gume series here nt Washington park
today. All the Cub regulars with tbo
exception of Arnold Statz wore on
hand for the game, having' arrived
from their Catalina Island training
camp last night. Marty Krug, Angel
manager, announced that he would
start his regulars in today's game.
mac
II V T 1
JOE VIXLIAM S
1JOB QUINN of the Ked-Sox ad
mittcd today he was tired kidding
the customers. "I've cot an awful ag
gregation of pond lilies and I'll be
sorely disoppointed if I finish any bet
ter than eighth," he snid.
Judge Landis today shot the Squirmy-Wormy
course in 118. "It's the
best score I ever made," confessed the
judge, who spends 12 hours a day on
the Florida links dignifying baseball.
Miller Hoggins plans to start tha
season again with Bnbe Ituth in the
Vulcan Smoothtop Gas Range
You have always wanted better, quicker, easier cooking.
Now come to our office today when these advantages
are being demonstrated. In no other way can you appre
ciate so quickly what this wonderful gas. range can mean
to you.
EASY TERMS
Everything to make it possible for you to enjoy the great ser
vice that only a gmoothto)) can give. For ten davs we will give
a discount of 10 on ranges sold. A phone call' will bring our
(talesman to your .home.
Phone 28
lineup. "He's just a big fat clown but
the fish In the provincial cities like to
see him strike out."
-
Stanley Harris told reporters to
day all the stories about his being a
youthful genius wus just pure rot. "1
had more luck than a goat in a rag
picker's storeroom last year and
that's why Waahingtoo won."
.
Olaf Simp, who hit 600 In the O.
and I. league, joined the Tygers to
day. Cobb predicted great things for
him a a waiter or a freight elevator
man. Olaf will come in for a great
deal of inattention while here and do
serves it.
This burg is - one of the greatest
training spots in the world. You can
get real beer right over the bar, the
golf courses are well conditioned and
the janes make Peggy Joyce look like
the harassed heroine in a white plag
ue drama.
Short Stop, famous baseball expert
today made public his annual selec
tions in the two big league races. "I
Unusually
GOOD
What more can be
said of any coffee 9
SPECIAL SALE
101 Off on All Gas Ranges
Mountain States
Power Co.
don't think I'm any further wrong
than usual," writes Short Stop. Last
season, it will be recalled, he picked
the White Sox to win in the Amer
ican and the Braves in the National.
One Punch O'Goofty has been ap
pointed assistant manager end third
base coach of the Giants. Mr. O'Goof
ty doeBn't know a delayed ateal from
a atandiog, sitting dive, but he's a
great friend of the club owner and
that's why he's in.
Speed Ball McGlnnity pulled up
with a lame arm today, and it was an
nounced he hurt it trying out a new
curve. The truth is Speed Ball strain
ed the rm in his room trying to mahe
a pass for 10 smackers. Ten's a tough
point.
WHAT'S THAT?
Big Boxing event at the Winter
Garden Monday night mlU
EUGENE COLLECTION AGENCY,
774 WILL. STHEET.. PHONE 000.
W. H. BLOWERS, MGR. tf
881 Oak St.
Friday Evening, MaroK 13
1925
UNSEED OIL IS
Egg Values Continue Stc,
Butter Rai. m
PORTLAND,orr ,
decline of 7c a U--A
prices has beea announced
uua varnish house ' ,0
gaUon "UU 1WtwWt4ou
Has values
changed with reeein.. "7.'
absorbed. t tell
The sunh'v of i. ..
more plentiful and the t f u
well filled. Some of the S,?""'
nave gone into the cool.,
lack o buyers. o0l"
EUGENE PRICES
Eggs and Poultry
Lggs, large hen
Eggs, large millets -31
Hens, light aje
Hens, heavy
Spring chickens .. f?'
Butterfat and B litter
Quarters
Creamery butter
Butterfat I'??
Meat MirV-V-6
Steers 5r.
Cows iw-
Ewes
Wether .Z'."" siX
Veal, light fancy
Veal, heavy thin "S
Veal, heavy and fat rT.vZ
Pork, dressed
Grains, Hay,
Wheat, bushel n k
Oats, bushel i
Barley, ton
...Wi
...w
...IS:
New oat vetch hay, ton
Old nay, ton
Vegetable).
Potatoes, local
KhubaTb
Carrots
Wool.
Valley wool 40gKe
PORTLAND PRICES
PORTLAND, Ore., March 13.
Egga steady; current receipt!, 27ej
pullets 2425c; firsts aiiSgKc;
henneries 2$Vs(&-9c; delivered Port
land.
Butter barely steady; supplj pint,
tiful; extra cubes city 45c; standtnh
i'.iVjO; prime firsts 41c; firm 3$
c; undergrades nominal; prints lie;
cartons 48c.
liutterfnt steady; best chorniDf
cream 4o4Gc net shippers' track ia
one one; 47c delivered Portland.
iPoultry steady; heavy hena 21
22c pound; light lSll)c; ipriiri
2223c; old roosters 10c; ducks,
white Pckin 23c; live turkey! 23c;
dressed turkeys 33L','ii3e; geese 16c.
Potatoes, onions steady; onions
?2.50(g2.73; potatoes 1.50l.tiO.
Nuts, walnuts, No. I 2SiS33
pound; filbertB onminal; almonds 20
26c pound; Brazil nuts 1214615c
pound; Oregon chestnuts nominal.
Hops steady; new clusters 1C17cj
fugglea 1518c; old crop nominal.
Cascara bark quiet; new peel 79
Sc per pound; Oregon grape rootle
pound.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK
TORTLAND, Ore., March 11
Cattle and Calves steady; receipts
160. Three loads sold at $8.75. He
mainder held off the market
Hogs Receipts 300; talking slesdj
none sold early.
Sheep and lambs no sales.
CHICAGO MARKETS
CHICAGO, March 13.-0pemai
wheat prices, which ranged from 1
l-8c to OVjC lower, with May Li
to $1.7914 and July ?1.03 3-4 to Jh
55, were followed by rapid further
downturns, but then something of s
recovery after the market had tones
cd $1.71 for JIay.
The -close was excited, 6Kc
Vic net lower, May J1.WH4
to July ?1.4S) 1-4 to $1.4U 1
Corn and provisions sU gave TO
in sympathy with the
After opening at l-2c to lclow
er, May $1.2014 to JUW.
tinucd to tumble. ,,
May corn descended as loir as i.
18 1-2, more than Sc break fot t
day. The close however, was t
recovery with the market a. a '
1-2 H 1 ID 3-4- , . ,i
OaTs started at 1-Sc to 1 W
May 40 l-2c to SOc and amfdj "
scended to 40 l-4c.
Provisions showed a setM"
nearly DUc in some cases.
SAN FRANCISCO APPLES
SAN FRANCISCO, Ma
Apples-boxes, Califoriu.
fancy 8 1-2 tier 2.&;,'ffJl.
tier 2.20-2.65; Oregon and
ington, spiuenbergs M?
fancy ?2.70(ft3.UO; w,"P .
3.UU(83.50; fancy ;-J.53'lltr
kansas blacks fancy
towns four tier fancy SJ.M'1
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN
BOSTON, ilarcu io.
I mercial Bulletin will ,om0"'1
I "There is a growing '"'' ,
the wool trade that t ,e market
dragging on bottom' and ' ' !,
i ed business in decent volume
i around the corner.' This imp
has been strengthened to seta
,y the course of the Load n
: which have shown a ''nfi
tone a. te sales have pr"
! Austrsii. also keeps firm oa ta. -
low level. iMki
j "Manufacturer, are ZD
market over mors or less
and evidently are feeling ah'"
i cheerful: in fact there is
that there is slow l"Pro"ffl"U is
; demsnd for good.. Currea t
i wool is In limited oi"u'V
slightly lower prices tor
i Mohair 1, in liau.ee r.,-'
li.h the following wool I"
morrow:
Kmnred biS. . ...u H
Orogon-En.terr l N-
); eastern cloth a
icui MANAGEMENT
VENETA HALL f
Bl0 DANCE SAT.
Oood Muslc-Goo- eCo,
7 CENIS 111
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1 1 :t7: valley number one .( Stv;
j Mcair Bes
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