The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 23, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texttfoiuby Evening, Marc'i 23, 102.) DODGERS LIE!E UP WITH SAME TEAM ' i. w.. V.:.i.'.'. """ i I W,. 1 1 .. ...... .... ,. I ...... .., , rnuiiu as part rln.-ltin. I v n:rr. . 11. K.-hr....!... .. ,,-.. ... ! 7 . ......in bui ,t hj. ' was re-ele,-,,.,! rt-sidi-iu uf the ' ' ""M of Pendleton ' ' ... na,n..,l -Ternary-treasurer. The ".UI.F. lit. ,..... riiirai'iiianvi-a gal icrcil , I VI ' . ""J CI,K.!tVA'I'KH. l'b., March L':!. 'JlYiltuir UoSint-ou, inaunitT of Brooklyn I lodgers, contenders Ijsljfar it) the finish, is conservative j, disoiusiniS bis leaui'H urospirtt.. Ve WiH "ir WlllllOOUl UK' SUIll? lull that w-c tinlsni'ii Tl,i lull, l said "-I. 1 ux Ule outficldi r " r .' I'...fln,l I... I I manner in mime me ne- -. u n i.i-gulue schedule t rl game i he hlav,.( A n ,., A. ' home Inw i." l.n-i- ,,., ! '"'I' l''ni limited ., ,irec s-,1- 'arid players. Urecmrs ,,. ,,..,,, , r.,ii, the v., .., ,wns aro. 1!llki,r .."II I...,,,,,; .a Cniialp. Harris , rviMb: l-oinllmn. I.u Pinsou; Wam Walla, inn J. Heunosspj. C . . 1 1 1 . . opuri untunes all other happenings ...1,1 ntnl omirreneei. little News of Nearby Tovms fi!tls KIM. Jhfb al jobnsi Big linscball Stars incidents which crop out dunn lilay some humorous, Hnie otherwise. On tin- final day in the open tour nament at Skokie. three years ago. l.liiie l.oos, a former Van forllandt lark, e,v York, caddie, had quite " peeuliar experience while playing the second hole. Loos' lee shut hail Rone vide hut instead of lauding in the rough or in ..iiiimt. as tg llsnn v th it .. . hounded onio l. il ... ' ' ' ebruary Special Correspondence) To Tho Guard From Various Live Districts lu Its Field. LuriAlih CltOVK, March 'J3.--I Prec Mcth.dist church l.v Ucv. II r. I (Special). Husfcelhall team No. !!!llrwry, t vimgelist. Portland, Wed-1 beat toe team No. J bom of the Cot-! ursdav night. .Mai-.-n l'.'i .,..1 , April 5. Nelson lipYoung an,f ramtly and tlue!i Mtlliaan aud family motored ,-toud; Miu-liell in . at lliird, ure Emory F. Rlonev i Horn- I, r,, v.. Te .1 ,n T itoT mere. I-.ddie decided lo .,!,- .1,. 1..1I j,ve HP " , .... . .- .-...i,. iM'.roit. j n lay. nowever. and yiy iiii.t-i. . ...r.... jit i.iai;iie carper Joined Tv- t ,"0,,., ".nop me nme in four. ' "" "I loininc fro,,, working ' orlh chili. Ti-, i nlfoiliilly. , , iiillslaiid:ns IVals - Has hatted. I ""ml 'nneily. HoMlou Eolfer. a few rl.p unlv seinacK ens ueen .mii...mii an. I over n pn.h ..f n,nnA ..... i. nacK. ;.,r Klruius. IIikIi and .lobuston in-.' s.iiih in the l.ii- ip,,,,, t, ..... Kenned, nursilW ii' '"J"""- ", i i on nuns in l'.l4, raukine next ort i ., "" """"""I shots ever played ..,n,n was inai nnilp hv 1-.1- o,is time passion my dew pitciicl -a. I to llnhe Itutli in this respeel I'lai -d I rill miue neither the best or tho I every eaiiie in i'.rjj .-,-,. to'"- , ,, ... They limy re".iir iin-ni.-pin-a nun next week, l'-ut I will any that Hirhardt. Ihe plnycr we obtained frt.ai the cotton ntutea leuKin; last fill. I' looking fine thin spriiin uud 1 jip'ect to "' lliln 08 " I'l'Uiil"!'. .e are uuui.iii,i-.i n ,..n auii.i- tioo guiups "y 1IIU "fru,-! i our three ami' veteran iiili-lieri), Vauce, Grimes and Iioak. Duzzy liaH just fjjoed h'a contrnct nnd beuuu to work W'lth tne emu. oui ne iu soon be ready he camt south in mid winter. (Jriiiies and Donk have not nported yet. 'J'hej want moro money on loos coon -v. o. WW Backer I Evans Says Tly ltli.LY EVAN J K UGLoTA, iMurcu 1110 re- A markable populnrily of Walter Johnson willi fimdom aL Ihi-bc is al ready apaieut in this fair city. The asuiujtou chid ot The Amor- irtii LciiKiie nnd Hie New lurk (iiants aru scheduled lu play a two raoie series here April 7-8. Despite the fact that this erent is weeks off, it is the tulk uf the town. The homti folks are all plauuins to ice t tic bona hj is and the O.uma m iL-tton. There is dj (int stion. but that it will Jfpct the a'.tein'nnce tt some of the games to be played by Detroit. The Tigers imve I ruiucu Here so nmny teaions they are almost rrgarded as a part of the potnilmiuu by the uu- .'ashia(;ton and ISew York, on the other linud, offer a di'eided novelty and the home folks arc mvaiting their cumins with bated hreath. When you ask no Auugusta fan wbj- he is looking furward to these juiw v'ilh so muoh iinei'est, the re ply ia invariably the saiu "I want lb see ll.at fellow, Waller Johnson." After Johnson's great comeback in the Inst series, through the spectacu lar fiiiish, of the deciding game, there seems greater interest than ever in baseballs oul-stuudmg character. llie Augusta park seats boUU and It wouldn't surprise me if it was crowded on both duys. Ihe. prices will be big leaguish, so ri'.ich coin should be gathered here. The event is being widely adver tised, bright red and blue posters ure! ererjwhere announcing the cutu.ng of: Washington, world champions, versus New l'ork, National League pennant winners. . ' lty 'lie folks down here it is regurd- J as a iipring world series, u resumii tifL of the VJ'2-i affair that appareni ly was i nee officially decided in f;i Tur cf Washlngtun. lai impression is that both clubs will present their regular lineups. If they fnij to there is certain to be loud squawks from the Cn;sh customers. It thty do, certain veteran stars re in danger of hnvirg their play nnnuieapped before the season opens. There are many angles to the ser ies between the C-iants and Senators that offer room for argument. It will be tllC lllSt Rnrino 1-1 f it a L-itifl- llio! rtmenenn Jnonguo recently banned uch affairs. JOE VI LLIAM S yil-HKIt'l' KOHINSOX says the modern pitcher does in.t warm up enough This prulwhly ac counts for so many left-h;inders beiug half-baked. w Jack Iempsey has agreed to defend Ilia title against one Martin Iturkc, We suppose the winner will challenge Jackie C'oogan. - Willie Hnppe is 'no longer a cham pion but he has smefuine to be thankful for The scribes have quit calling hiui "ihe boy wonder." . iiube LuUku of the Indians had It teeth extracted to improve his bitting An eye for an eye, nnd a tooth for a double, is the Ituuc's notion. A ball played who beefs is some times more valuable to 'his club tb:iu one who is merely beefy. Harvard will keep Hg Ktsher for another yenr as football coach This ought to be great news for Yak. It may be a terrible summer :n innny respects but the e is consol ation in the announcement that C'ar pentier will remain in France. Young Griffo used to stand on a handkerchief and nobody could hit hi in in the face We didu't know the old fighters ever used 'handker chiefs Otis P. &)pp is planning on making a trip to Great Neck, L. I., this year. "1 want to see the giraffes," he says. There's a crocodile 4711 years old in Tarpon Springs, Fin It prob ably owes its long life lo simple habits uud total abstinence from rum. Gen. Dnwes gift of profanity sug gests that he might make an accept able lead for one of the .curreut Itroadway cussing dramas. A writer says "Big Munn Is nothing but an oveifrrown boy" This probably cxphiins why he went in for wrestline. This Helps Eye Strain Simple camphor, Hydrastis, witchhazel, etc., as mixed in Lav ontfk eve wash, strengthens eyes nnd helps any case weak, strain ed or sore eyes. i,avopiiK acts very quickly. Aluminum 'eye up free. Allen's Drug Store, 89 9lh Avenue East, Blue Mountain League Formed I'KNI'r.KTOX. March 23. The Win Mountain Itnsehall leiiRiie was inrraed here yesterday for .l'.ll'.'i sen "0, with Uaker, hi tininde, YVnlla Enlarged joints Reduces swelling relieves pain Tat painful, enlareed Joints wth Sloan's. No rubbinRl The Powerful stimulation that Sloan's Jvm to the circulation does tha J'orlt. Allays inflammation, re 8we"'nf;, relieves pain. The ef reliance of rheumatic sufler All druggists -35 cents. Sloan's Liniment "kills pain Sage Tea Dandy To Darken Hair You can turn gray, faded hair beautifully dark and lustrous ol most over night If you II get f bottle of "WyMh'B Rage and Sul phur Compound" at any drug store Millions of bottles of this old famous Page Tea Recipe. Im proved by the addition of other ingredients, are sold annually, save a well-known druggist hre. he-cause it darkens the hair so naturally and evenly that no one can tell H has been appliedt Those whose hair fs turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications ,u tt-.v hnir vanishes and your ! locks become luxuriantly dark and I beautiful. This le the age 01 youm. haired, unattractive folks aren't wanted around, so get busy with wrth-a Sac and Sulphur Com- nni.THi lonleht and you'll ho lighted with your dark, handsome hair and your youthful appear ancp within ball, when firifon rPA,.i the eighth toe. ,o( strnrk th r..f of one of the nearby Breakers cot tnses, had bounced off Into a drain pipe on tne roof, rolled throueh the, pipe half way around the house, and ; had finally rolled down and out of the ! pipe to a good spot on the fairway, j T! ball was well teed up for the player when he arrived to make his; second shot. I At a woman's tournament in In-1 diana a while ago, a rather odd play, came up. It was in the semi-finals. Mrs. Can iiu-rworu, a prominent Itoosicr tage Grove high whool, in the gym uusiuui ! nday evening. .Mrs. iuft Fields had her right arm fractured in an auto accideut Sunday. Kulph Seybold aud Mildred liobiu ette were married at Myrtle I'oiut I. They are making their Inane iu that city. y Mr. and Mrs. t. A. Smith from Meld rum. after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Kakiu, returned home Suiurt..iy. Mn-s llattie lrflww went to Albany Saturday to visit her sister, Mrs. James Guhrley. Horace loiiucr and his daughter, ltra, and son, Curtis, came up Sat urday from Grunts Vn& and are vis iting Mrs. Conner's uuc.e, K. C. Lock wuiiil, and family. Mr. M. M. Thornton and children went to Kugenc Saturday to see their s n and brotner, t.cr.ild Thorntou. who is iu the F.ngeue hospital with a broken leg. Mis Joyce Gordon from Eugene spent the week-end with Mrs. Jack llunst'ii. A well attended dinner and pro c ra in u a s ami b rulay mzui in t ne pluyer, lodged her third shot- in a ! Presbyterian church. The four adult tree. Not to he outdone or lose stroke she climbed thetree. finding the ball in a bird's nest. She then shot the pellet right from the nest. It landed on the green, thus en abling her to halve the hole with her opponent. 1'erhnps one of the oddest, bits of the unusual on the links happened classes dedicated the two new Sumbiy school rooms which have been put iu the basement of the church, at the close of the splendid dinner. A revival service will begin in the former French to Aubrey Boomer open champion. Boomer, during nn important match shot lnH hall intn n Knnd t run A 4 he pitched out the bail hit the side an ,,m,r' nll(1 wa in n ve,"y ,,,i,l ALYITA RELIEVES KIDNEY TROUBLE SAYS DOCTOR Pi. W. R. Armstrong, of New port Beach, Calif., gives tho fol lowing remarkable testimony aa to the virtue of Alvita, tho new discovery. "There Is an old gentleman vis iting his daughter here; he comes from Indiuna. Ho ia ii2 years old, and could not retain hi kid ney secretions more than hflf of a hunker close by and then appar ently disappeared. Senrch was im mediately instituted for the elusive pellet hut it couldn't he found, ally Boomer put his bund his condition otherwise. i advised i him to use the Alvita Tablets. I He used three boxes and got the Fin-lrourin '"Uy- 116 'a very mucn ,i. i better tn every way, and looks Franklin Sunday and visited the Wil liam Wooden family. Mr. and Mr.s J. v. Stewart left Sunday fur Sau Francisco, where Mr. Stewart will enter the Southern la cific hospital fur treatm.-ut. The Tjour Fine dub dance Sat urday nigut iu the armory ucttt'd the Vv li', the armory $10, and th Indies club J'JI, which will be donated lo the new piny ground. T SPRINGFIELD ! SriliNGKIKMi. March 'JX (Special)-- Sis employes of tho Mountain Stales Power nun patty have return ed from n trip to Albany where they m tended a meeting of the tmfct v council of the Willamette yalley di vision of their company. The meet ing, whidt was atfdrt!rd by repre sentatives of the national safely coun cil, followed a banquet at Hotel Al bany ou Thursday evening. Thi.ne nitetiditig from Springfield were: W. C. Md.ngati. superintendent ; Jut k Ht-mlerer, Harris Fbbe, FTed Bosc berry, T. C. Juhnon. K. W. Albert. E, . Walker paid n fine of $1 in the local police court Saiurdnv morning for parking witlmut 1 ghts on l.i-ig a s'rect other than Matu street. J , Mr. Biley Snodgr.is4 aud daughter Ma vine left Saturday it ornmg for Conuille to be sone until Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. It. ,. I ..vctace of Eu gene Moppet in Spr.ngficlil Friday to is:t Mrs. I. velacc'n father, T. C. .lihiiMUi, 'v!i lp -n their way to Bose burg. The Comrade, hm ' class taught by Mrs. . II. rnllard at the Meiho dist church, enjoyed i no cnuru parlors - rulay evening. Several Springfield girls wero gncnts at I he affair. Work ou the tent well nt the Moun tain States -Power compnny plant has reaM'd temporarily nt a d. Ma nee down of -111 feet. The Kent tig! on club met Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. E. Swarts, -till K street, with Mrs. Swart s, Hi hotttchscti. lecoratious we In the Stt. l'atiiik's lny green, and a two-coiire luncheon was serv ed. The afternoon wot sieut in net-dlewotk. Members oroHent were: Mesdatnes (1. B. Kejiey, Anna Knox, lirandmother Knew There Wat Not hint Sa C.J Conization and Colds as Mustard But the old-fashinnrrl mn.lgrH plaster buined and blistered while it I. T. -Moore. Levi II. Xeet. Ilerhert I acted. Get the relief anrl heln lh,t I'lai ke. Paul llnfonl. Harry V. Whit-! mustard plasters gave, without the ney. J. C McMurrar. and William plaster and without the blister. Wright. Spe, ial cuems f..r the after- j Musterole does it. It is a cleaa mi. .ii pro Mrs. I'. A. Swarm. M ra. j wmte ointment, made with oil of mus .lack llniilnir and Mr.s. William ' l?rd-. 11 is .scientifically prepared, so i mat it worKS wonders. I Cently massage Musterole in with th , nnger-tips. see nowquickly it brings re i lief-how speedily the pain disappears. Try Musterole for sore throat, bron ichitis, tonsillitis, croup, stiff neck, I asthma, neuralgia, headache, Congo tion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or joint'. ; sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil : blains, frosted feet, colds of the chtst CLASSY DUDS for--CLASSY PEOPLE Mi's. Anna Meeker, cornet eniert, dealer in h'jth crude iin.lerwear, hos iery and latest New York novelties in crepe, aport stripe, plaid, brocade. ja-uuaren Mik crepe anil aalio clteclt. : noum.,.ni tine princess slip, jvair sport bloonv ers, hoiliee, twelve thread silk hose nifty pull in i1''1 for eleven dollars or separate. neienieen incn HiaptirnKin anil hip reducer, Jill. "Aluminum or wire stayed eoriets ST Special stout unions and vests. I'all Ihia week, afternoons. llloO K. lam, t'oltncc tirove, nppo. site Rrivery. m-.t rairinoiint Todies' Aid entertain ment. Tuesday evening at tho church. Swarta and her daughter, -Miss K.liui Adiuinsion nml JO cents, mS!t ToMathcrs: Musterole ia also mida in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children 'a Musterole. 35c and 63c, jars and tubes; hos pital size, $3.00. Better than a mustard plaster nocket of his coal and there u-na i ton yeurs younger." the bull. Alvita la prepared In l.lglily It had rebounded after striking the' concentrated tablet form from side of the bunker and bad dropped I the deep-rooted . nlfalfa plant, in without beine noticed. I which by scientific analysis 1st rich in lime, iron and phosphates. ('Klr,, Itonlin Will Unlike drugs, Alvlln is a veRjtn- IY1U IYct)lIU V111 ,ie remedy which lias proved Ftattlp rjnnSPm an ospeelnlly beneficial In bulldin? UrtlueUUUS.eiIldH up weukplu,(lf ru.dinvn .ondltiona. e.Y.,.m .... ,. . . I and In overcoming kidney; bladder J-AN Dll.f.o. fal.. .March -.1 Ar. , am) pr08tBte trouble. No matter tie es were a pned here last nurlit for . what you ,mve trprl, ,rv 8 renl. a bout between Louis -Kill Kaplan. !cUy of Nature now. A dollar buys worlds featherweiaht hosing chain-1 a box at anv ,,rK Rtore Ition. and r.rnie (loosemun, San Diego w xt'T' featherweight. A1,V11A The pair will meet Friday night i Kuykendall Drug Co., will supply hero, in a 12-rouml. no-drciHon bout. 1 you. Mail orders accepted. 'Curse the luck!" says Alfred Poor Alfred! After he'd had his pants pressed and spent Two Bucks on violets, Imogene Wilis right off with George just because George knows good style and wears a Castle Hat. Tough luck! At that, you can't blame Imogene. She likes stylish toppers. Five to Ten Dollarj Aik; Tour Dealer more and more smokers every day 1 o lO 7th Ave. $15-50 to ' SAN FRANCISCO Stage Terminal I'liono hats 'I 1 O'ROURKE, EUBANKS HAT CO. I HANI'MCTI'I Ol IAN FIAMriKO fA SERVICE THAT ! MAKES FRIENDS fegtf' i W'e nre f(hi .Hint we nrr nlilt; In Rpj i MM:-.'I I sav Hint nl of on r natrons nro our Ll I B j friends. m5 ! HJ ' (lur friends liecituse they nppre- Wi Nr cinto tlm interest tlio First Nn- W 1 pia tionnl takes in their affairs; the rVo ! AB eourtesy, the dispatch with which W ! O their lniHiness is handled and the j complete faeilities for them to uko VM HM I I O YEARS Or HtLrrUL bEnVICK I I ill I : M First National Bank M ; of KUGKXK Jlnlt ' Tt!-1 SINCE 1883 1 MmmmmMmsM Such popularity must he deserved Chesterfields have come up fast because smokers have found that they can depend on them for the same superior blend, the same uniform quality, and for the same untiring good taste always! l-in.'i.kW Beginners and Advanced Topular Pongs Immediately WATERMAN METHOD WINNIE IRENE RUSSELL Land for Sale! Phone 196 50 Acres $4 .00 Wood and Coal Wood under cover length King Coal Oak Cord Wood Ath Slabwood Maple FUEL CO. 1st National Bank Bldg. Room 24 Suitable for sub-division, a tract of 50 acres lying between Monroe and Van Buren street extending from 2ncJ Avenue to the Willamette river. If interested take a look at it from No. 844 West 2nd Ave., and see F. L. CHAMBERS, Room 26, 880 Willamette St., First National Bank. In addition to the 50 acres are 2 blocks that are planned to be placed in the hands of the Eugene Park Board for recreational areas. Prions 6S1