The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, March 25, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textu,Vrinc"ly Evening, March 25, 1925 Iff IK FIGHT MISSION HAS vt-VV TORK, March .L.itinlnn hAYV THE EUOEXE GUARD . Pae;e Three 25.-Jack , champion heavyweight, re- 1 " .; tide in a telegraphic bout r .k New York elate athletic fusion yesterday, but the right "B. f thn officials inro tlie ynded s'"J. . . . f ,t City, dated Tex Itiekard for tie a10""" .i. ...... i.,. Jrom all indication!, the blow 1a ihe champion, but it 6hook everything else In pugilism. By r ic.inn nut everv heavv- mijbt. every manager of beavy nd every promoter In the , j nn puara. unt Dempsey a cnancnge meu re snilj by Wills, but the champion pur !L waiting game. The officials led .-in with a 15-day ultimatum. Still . Tl, mt-i,la in tie eaamiuu tit next move swung the heaviest iu thev ever have delivered. From Facific const came the news that tie punch nau lanueu uii ieujiiaey iiaewhere in the motion picture lots ud he could not be located. Hot satisfied with taking the 3,000 Bile string at the title holder, the (ommission smote the prospect of wkin2 a championship bout to New jersey when it was made known that promoters associating iuuinsi!iveH iritli Deuipsey will Buffer suspension ilso. ilickard thereupon nnnounced that he would do nothing to antagonize the commission and that the matter of a Wills-Dcmpsey content, so far U he is concerned must -await the lime when Dempscy comes to terms triih the New York commission. in the period of the forward past and open style of play. Schuli captained the Michigan eleven in Ilms, his senior year. And in his fiual liome game was the out standing hero of one of the most dra matic incidences ever wiluetsrd on a football lot. The Wolverines were playing a brilliant Pennsylvania team that bleak ; November afternoon. And Michigau I was going down to overwL -lining de-' feat the worst in Yost's Michigan' regime. i-ate in the second half, wi Mich- i is" uKuung desperately, to avert even further disaster, Yost scot in a flock of substitutes. But not for News of Nearby Towns Special Correspondence To The Guard From Various Live Districts In its Field. ' SPIUXISFIKU). Wash., ii in town on J antes Johnson from Ynkiina, Wash., is visiting t lie lltirlert Itreed Ioe fa mil v. wiiu the manut's in Sennit', is via tins his lus ter, .Mrs. Lois Wicks. i . Vl ' iiujii I, us .-UKtMfS. V. SI., BUU 13 wnu tarr underwent au : bvr dauE.Uei-Mi-.aw. Mr. Kernanl erauuu Monday morumj m !u- !ewhuu. . , . i Kd (.irosbeck (rvm Sumnrr, a, iae name oe iiri. im-i Sic- formerly yf tbi city life of Kus-ne, feuuJay mornmg. : burin. -m. j.t.t, ,0 ,ir. jtuj S (jt i H. lslt&uu (it Slirillirflfi. a .Ini.tft ! Schuli. For, though the Rinut center 'Aije m(aut weighed imundn. "! had been nn(lrtrl nrutlu UhImiuI 1,i.-l-., , . ... . from the lVnn jitt.b ha ,.-. ..J.Mfirr ,, .-i i ........I... .. . i tuil luetnher. who leave the game. icoveiJ. Finally Vost could stand it nn hm;. I Mr. and Mr. l jmrv ij.i t.ir.u.... er and a replacement was sent in ior daughter lleuiah ami twin Uun. Uou- 1 5lr' 11 'L'l'rt Anlanf of Anlauf. fell the Maizo and Blue lender. It was ert aUtI H.chard, l-ti tod;ij for the:1"1 bruke several ot her riba Tuei ono of the few times during his en- j ll,,m of Mr. Hk'liariU.u' tuthcr, A. t,a-v tire football career that he had failed j M. Hkharusuii ui l.iiMuw. j Mr. aud Mrs. W. .1. Merrill, sister to finish a contest. Aud he was reluc-1 W. C. MWan, u.fnnu-nuVnt of i and brother-in-law, and niece, Mary tant to quit. Hut Vosi was firm imU ! tlj iuytieki piaut u the Mouu- j Crawford, motored up from Albauy the great fcschulz, bruised und battei i tu'o Sin tea Fower cumpaiiy, leu to- i and spent Sunday with Mur.e Mosicer. eu, was led limping otf the field. lor Marhtild. It was loo much for S'chulz, how- Mabel l(uf spent the week ever. And the gritty captain, play.ng ! euJ m Fortluuti. 1 his last game before the home crowd, Hull of Marslifield was he.e I and with his mates going down to ! yn business yesterdu) . ' humiliating defeat, wept like a child j, Alr- ad Mrs. F. M. Mulligan,! as he was being escorted from the : 'laughter Una and sous Kenneth and stadium. f Oron, accompanied by Mib. J. f. i It was a scene I shall never forget j -Mulligan of l'ortluud motored to Al- the giant Schulz, towering above ' tluuy Sunday, where they were met oy m ss l-ttiei .Mulligan ot I'ortlaud . and Manuel Shuli of Oregon City who ; came to take Mrs. J. C. Mullican I DEMPSEY LAUGHS I.US AXGKLKS, March L5. Sports followers here today were await.ng Ibe return from "the country" of Jack Dempsey, benvyweight champion ind were speculating languidly on bat the champion would have to say iboiit yesterday's action of the New Vurk boxing commission in placing bim ou its ineligible list, j Denipsey, however, in it statement jestcnluy nioining anticipating the rcimmi ssi tin's move, said he consider ed it good long distance comedy, rl'hey muke me laugh," he was quoted u saying. The general opinion in sport cir cles here is that the New Vurk body's ictinn really makes little d fference to the champion, for it is -believed that his announcement of several Booths ago that be would marry aud retire stilt stands. : Billy Evans Says i 9 . UGUSTA, March 25. In many of the training camps, adjusting the feed bag three times diily is one of (he most important features. Not so with the Detroit Tigers. It is tbe thought of ManiiRer Cobb that ihe players came south to train, not eat. r It is a well-known fact Hint in wftjflit reduction, care as to di't i most necessary. No matter how !i:iir! one eifreises. it is an easy i.iaiter ( put the weight back on by too nuiHi food. Over-eating has dmrtened t.n nrpprs of many of (he stars. As i natter of fact, it is' a greater evil ;o the ball phyer than many other fornix of dissipation. Two meals a day is the order -f things in the mum of the Tigers and it is religiously adhered to. Manager Cobb, to assist in further Mrrying out his two-a-day routin-:. I)s arranged the cno practice session to best suit his orders. The Detroit ciult starts practice ai llSJD a. m. Tin; players are to report t tbe clubhouse at 11. The sr-s-ion l5ts finm two to three hours, accord in? to the work needed. ! that it is lift ween two and three in the nfter-no-n when the players rc.ich the city. The dining room is closet! tieht tt rtat ume oi the day. After a long v.iii ler Vfry few of the athletes are going " give the restaurnuls a play :it thfir irnn expense. So there is noth ,c)t to do hut await the evening eall. V't a team in its second week, D'1 Irnit, aided by g'tid weather, Miff workouts and proper raro us to cr.!in ' 'n great shape. Some of the ath Wea look ready for the word now. Sport Oddities , lty AItT CAWLSON QK fif the greatest linemen foot I'all has produced was "(ier "ny" Schulz of Michigan. SchuU i I'tayed center. And his huge physique "! natural ability made bim an in Thiahle asset in the front-line trenehei. Srhnlz played during lIK)4-0." and l.f7-(N. Hence, he cavorted in t'.e fd days of the line-smashing, guards ""k nd tandem formation and also tbe rest of the combatants, literally dragged off the field, tears streaming down bis mud-spattered cheeks, as be frantically protested his removal from the game. In a word it was a pit iful sight. Hut it showed that even giants in stature and men stuut of heart "break down" in-the greatest of all college pastimes. And surely It d splayed the spirit of the man SchuU. And the au.r.t of the game football. Big Baseball Stars JOHN C. BASSLER Horn Machau.cs Grove, Fa., Juae 'J, lS'Jo. Latclu-r, Detroit. Major leagu career Jo.ucd Tigers in l'J'-l, coining from Los Augcie club of the Facitic Coast league. Ob tained for Catcher Stauage auvl four other playeis. Ulad trial w.th (.love laud evcral yeais ago). Ouistauuiug feats Hatted .:tti4 in F.i-4, fimsiiiug sixth among the reg ulars. Field (1 ,!NS in lUL'.l, raukiug next to Severeid m this resiit-ct. Utile of most timely hitters in Detroit line-"P). Mrs. U. H. llriggs entertained the jl.a CoiuiiM elm. Tucm!ii.v at her home I on Nxrih Ninth street, j Inward Anderson returned Tie$- day trom Agei.da. Kansas. lie i with ; ins s.ter. Mrs. C. A. Moovo of De l.ghl Valley. Wulier Fullmer left Tuesday for jMua.-ai.ue, Iowa. Hi father, W. J. runnier, who was Ml years old, died there Monday -mght. Mrs. Flora Meacheiu came Tuesday The from While Sulphur, Montana, aud will accompany ner mother to Sau Diego, Cai., with the body of bor stepfather, Fred Krnst. .1. A. Fright aud family motored to IVrtlniid aud are visiting the ltoscue lleursi s tuiuiiy. The MetlK.d st huKes aid society w.ll meet W eiiuonlay afternoon in the cnurtdi parlors, .lr, Charles tie d.er, Airs. Fianc.s, Mrs. Clusa and Mrs. Leon Harvey will he the bost- The Ucl'erce - - VrHAT major league clubs has Hill W a nibs gauss played with? W. back to Portland with them. party enjoyed a picnic lunch in a grove on the Willamette r.ver. Mrs. Mulligan has been visit. ng in Spring fiefd for the past mouth. The Spr.iigfield baseball team won from the Thuistou team with a score of J7 to 0 iu a game played Suuduy at Thurston. t COTTAGE GROVE T COTTAUK CItOVK. March ( Special ) The .1. U. Tliornhill fam ily, who have been w.th ltev. A. J. Adams since Sunday on their way by auto from Baker to I,os Angeles, Cat., to make tlipt city their borne, left Tuesday morninis. llenry .lorgeus.'ti returned from Los Angeles, Oil., last Saturady after a vis t with his sou Heury Jr. C. II. lioslaugh ret eived word the death f h.s mother, Mrs. M. lioslaugh. of Castrni, Iowa. Mrs. Mary Caution returned to Slipibuine Tuesday after vis ting h t sifter, Mrs. Susan Drscow, who is ili. . Mrs. C. Newhcu.ie eanip Tupsday fusure with Henry TVoiuii, I'b up 1-1 THE BUT r cr SHOP Pleat id g. So" Tin A Uultuu aud Heaiutctlilig Kasi liK'i-J OREGON e mn. CO. tWU Olive tf Cleve'and ican league. and lfoston, Aiuer- When did Kddie 'Canminball"' Mar tin win the bautJinweigut t tie and who diil be win it from? It. F. C . December 1!, U-1 beating Abe Goldstein in lo ro unds. Did Michigan ever send a footVi'l team to tbe Pacific coast VF. II. S. Yes, in lWU-lrj to play Stan-fold. A French prisoner recently wim allowed to lc:ive jail to marry his finncee. but he returned immedately after the ceremony. - la oFNfc: cui.L:.tTi(tN Atn:.cv 771 Wii.L. S'i'uKKT.. PUONK liOd V. H. lil.OWKUS Mlilt tl Phone S. I., nieveic for piano -.unuiit Before y on Build SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" Qnulnz Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed Ly physicians 24 years for a Home insist on XhscKSsal Electrical Wiring Colds Pain Headache Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis Lumbago Rheumatism Accent only "Bayer" packnpe vhich contains proven directions. Hamlr "Bayer" bojes of 12 tablets Also bottles ot 21 and 100 Dninjists. AP2lrln Is tb. trad, mirk of Ba7r Uinulscturo ot Uuuotc.tlcaclile.ler of Hallcrllcarld W W I U IxhakiSeal V& rAOFIc" !TATBSf I 3 i 1 B Check Seal Material Sold by The Bailey Electric Co. 640 Willamette St. Phone) 234 wJ Window Suits or Suits Wear to w lSP I - jj -iWaSSPi nHlCHESTER SPILLS H0ANIZATI0M OF SPECIALISTS T0Tl.ANO AND BCATTLK 0ICI HE unparalleled success of the Dr. . Chat. J. Dean non-surglcsl rnethod " "tiling Piles and other rectal and n "ilmentt has buile an orgsnlia ?" highly trained specialist, to care the patients who come from all Jjnof the West. w "kill of these specialists it proved J unqualified GUARANTEE ?f etch Pile mfTerer Is cured or his e REFUNDED no matter how -J long standing or how '$ef se-ere hi case, may be. Snd for my FREE book. 9 Vdijan7h V ..in- fLtAio orrtci itArru orric". tr2" Boiitlt " eo'1S7 .NO MAIN 6TH A-.0PIS. r. t iv,t. Vln. A I i M F '' it SOlfl BY DRL0GIST5 EVIRVWHfRF There are many suits that can lie arranged to look nice in a window hut when they are worn how long do they keep their slylu, and do they wear? You don't have to worry when you buy your suit from the Brownsville 'Woolen Mill Store beeaune it was built for wear and you know that it will have the wear mileage. Naturally the styles are here for your selection. Prices are less, too, when you buy direct from a manufacturer. Brownsville Woolen Mills Store MILL TO MAN CLOTHIKHS Eugene, Ore. Carroll's Pharmacy Moves Next Week taisBtVmn-i taMaVi Buy Now and Save Money- Fill Your Medicine Chest Anticipate Your Needs IN Drugs ! 1 tjllllll HftWl llHMSja I III IIIIISMgr You Can Save Practically Half On Many Purchases Pure White American Mineral Oil Extra heavy. ltc'Kular price $1.00 This Sale 2 for $1.01 Imported French Face Powder Dplleatcly porfumoil. ItvKUlnr prlco ?1 25 This Sala 2 for $1.26 Box Stationery A high grade linen, In nssorlcd colors. UoRulur 50c This Sale 2 for 51c Regular 10a Cake3 of Shaving Scap This Sale 2 for 11c Watche3 Guaranteed For Ona Year Miscellaneous $2.50 Winches 2 (or $2.51 12.50 Fonnluin Pens 2 for $2.61 $3.00 Fountain Vnn 2 for $3.01 S3 75 Fountain IVna 2 for $3.76 $4.50 Fountain Pons .. 2 for $4.51 35c liinl Seed '. . . . 2 for 36o t"c WuhIi t'loths 2 for 16o S0c Wash Cloths 2 for 21o $1.50 Norwegian' I'otl Liver Oil 2 for $1.51 $1.25 Coniiiouml Sar- suparilln 2 for $1126 00c Pile SunnoslturU-s .. 2 for 61c $1.00 SnnatlvB Wash Powder 2 for $1.01 10c Wax Paper 2 for 11c 15c Oil Paper 2 for 16o 15c Wild Hoot Hair Tonic 2 for 16o 20'c. Know White Paper Napkins .2 for 21c J1.00 Itnior Strops 2 for $1.01 $1.50 Itnior Strops 2 for $1.61 25c Imported Lemon Soap 2 for 26o 500 PIECES OF IVORY V2 Price una of the. lnrm'st llojnilnrly J2.&1) AnierUim nmdo by manufiuiturors. This Sale 2 for $2.51 Water Battles 'llieae IllK'n urndo bottles nrj ftuaran toid 2 years. ltei;ular $2 00 and $3 01) On Sale 2 for $2.012 for $3.01 Whisk Brooms 50c Regular 2 for 51e line tegular 2 for 61o 75c ! Kulnr 2 for 76c $1.00 Regular 2 for $1.01 $1.25 Regular 2 for J1.26 GENUINE Aspirin Tablets Inspect your med cine cho:it and then stoclt up. 2Hc Regular 2 for 21c 3fic Kegmar 2 for 36o $1 25 Regular 2 for $1.26 Auto Polish a surprise with Regularly $1.00 On Sale 2 for $1.01 your ear of this. Safety Razors F.vor Ready, (ieni. Chrlsly, (lillele, Durham Duplex. Regular $1.00 This Sale 2 for $1.01 Pound Paper 2 f rr 51c 2 for 2 for 61c 2 for 2 for $1.51 $1.01 $1.26 Envelopes 2 for 11c 2 for lGc 2 fcr 20s 2 for 51c Fountain Pens Regular values $3.50. $3.00, $3.50. $1.50. All high grade and guaranteed This .Sale 2 for $2.51 ' 2 for $3.01 2 for $3.51 2 for $4.51 Lemcn Cleansing , Cream 2 for $1.01 Imported Talcum Powder 2 for 76c Face Powder Sandlewood, Corolypus, Ja Rose Cold Cream Fleur, 2 for $1.01 Scott Tissue Toilet Paper 4 for 67c 2 f or Box Candy $1.012 for $1.51 TABLETS 2 for ..... 11c 2 for 16c 2 for 21c 2 for 26c 2 for 31c 2 for 36c Fountain Syringes All 2quart and complete with all at tachments. Guaranteed for 2 years. Regular $2.50 and $3.00 On Sale 2 for $2.51 2 for $3.01 Aluminum Ware A good heavy product Guaranteed 20 years. Only a few numbers This Sale 98o Milk of Magnesia Regularly 85c and 65a This Sale 2 for 36o 2 for 660 Theatrical Cold Cream The Ideal akin cleanser. Regular $L0O This Sale 2 for $1.01 Cocoanut Oil Shampoo ' An Ideal ahnmpoo Imparting luster to the hair. Rogularly 60a This Sale 2 for 51o Peroxide Vanishing Cream Protects the skin. Also a powder base. Regularly 60a On Sale 2 for 51o 2 for 2 for Face Cream ... 3602 for ,.. . . . 61c 2 for . 2 for $1.01 Bio ...,76o $1.50 signs Compacts to $2.00 values. All sties, de and kinds. Single and double. Special This Sals 98o After Shaving Lotion 2 for 51c Wisteria Talcum Powder 2 for 51c Black Narcises Powder 2 for $1.51 Face Waldorf Toilet Paper. 3 for 21c Kodak Albums All loone leaf 2 for ... . Blo-2 for ... . $1.01 2 for ... . $1.512 for $2.51 2 for $4.01 , Toilet Water 2 for .. $1.012 for $1.26 2 for .. $1.512 for .. $2.01 2 for .. $2.512 for . $3.01 Hair Brushes 2 for .. $1.012 for $1.51 2 for .. $2.012 for $2.51 2 for $3.01 for for Soaps 6c 2 for 16o2 for llo 26o 35c Peppermint Tooth Paste 2 for 36c Guaranteed Alarm Clocks S1.29 Face $1 00 Powder 2 for 51,01 10c Wildroot Shampoo 2 for 11c 60C Tooth Paste 2 for 61c Vacuum Bottles Each S1.19 10c Shaving Soap 2 for 11c Tar 50c Shampoo 2 for 51c 50c Tooth Brushes 2 for 51c 20c Aspirin Tablets 2 for 21c 60c Almond Cream 2 for 51c 60 Crystal White Soap 2 for 6c $1.00 Mux and Iron Tablets 2 for SI .01 $1.00 Yeast Vitamine Tablets 2 for $1.01 60o Hinkle Pills 2 for 51c 600 Syrup of 2 for 61c 10c Palmolive Soap 2 for 11c Figs 60e Kidney Pills 2 for 51c 25o Cold and Grippe Tablets 2 for 26c 60c Grape Juice 2 for 51c Goods Previously Advertised Still on Sale While Quantities Last Carrol 783 Willamette St. 783 Willamette St.