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MEET AT HAYWARD
Vnivexaity uf Oregon will matt Ore
gon Agricultural college iu the an
nual truck ami field meet on Ilayward
fielil tomorrow afternoon. 'Hie first
event will Hurt at 2:30 oVIock.
Neither team i aa atroug OS in for
mer yenra. Mr the showing ini'h maile
ocninat Witaoingtnn, the meet ahould
be cloae.
Oregon hna lost Johnson, il. star
weight man, who wna eiiiieten 10
make at leant right point, againiit the
Acirira. The viaiinra, na in mrm
yeara, will he atrong in the dimancef.
I'eraonnel of the teama:
Unlveraitv of Oregon: .Mile Tell.
Neilemeier, Holder, .leffrlea; KlO-jard
rlnvh Wralcrinnn, Extra, Klannagnn;
440-yard dnah Kinney, l'rice, Ager,
l'.'0-ynrd high hurdlea Kelaey, Una
rer. t'nriuthera. Tnek: 2-milc run
Holder, Keating, Hnrnea; linlf-mili
rlm Tirrke, Manney, Houston; 220
vnnl riiinh Extra. Flnnnagnn, W-
terman; 220-jirtl high hnnllea Kel
aey, Cleaver, Staley, Carruthera,
Tuek: nole vault lloaenlierg. Itieh-
mond: aholnut Mauli, Moore,
Hloekwell. Kelly; high-jilmn Kbe
Vinnnairnn. Kelaey. Tuek, Clearer;
tliarna Minim, Moore, Stockwell,
VAie. Anderaon: hrond jump Finn
mignn, KHkv, Hoaenlierg, Staley;
iavelin Itoienheig, Henttie, Ander
on; relay Kinney, 1'rioe, Wilbur,
Ciiih. Ager.
Oregon Aggiea: Mile-run P. Hell,
Clarion. Mii-oii; KW-rard ilnah Kin-
rh. Wtniilve, Crninj 410-yunl daah
Kherhnrl. Lliggina, Kornhart; 120
vnril high hurdlea Cram, Baker,
Kvana, I'ehren; two-mile run limni,
Hiiwler. Ijiinl. Mil don. Hell, Kittle,
Keeeh. Itnrlholoniew; Itnlf-mile run-
lloolh. Kniftoii. Morion; 220-ynrd
dnah C. Hell, Vfrinilyc; 220-yard low
hurdlea (Vain, linker, hvnna, Feh
ren, Rcoll; mile relay lliggiiu,
'?arnliart, Hnyder, Cerhnrt, liohr
liinnj tiole vault Heolt, liaailer;
"hot iiut Warner, Crnm, I. Diion,
I.iehe, I'riee; high jump Ferke, Wal
ker, Hhrlvre, shaver, Wilcox; diacua
I'rlce, Cram, .1. I)ixm, Mehe, War
ner; brond Jump Scott, Warner,
Fehren, Vermjlye, Edwardn, (Jnoile;
Jnvelin Warner, Kilertaon, Cram,
l'rice.
Offic'nla are Keferee, Waller Hum
mel; atnrter, George 1'hllhrook; clerk
of courae, lladdon Itockhey; acorer,
lion 1'eck; announcer, Del Oberieuf
fer; marahnl, Officer Hhortea; preaa,
Well ilnnea; judgca, of flnlah. Curl
l.odell, Victor Iti'h'.v, ('hot lliggina.
Wilson Coffey; timera, llnrry Scolt.
Virgil II. Karl, W, A. Kerua; field
judges, lloh tiiirdner, Ilerl t, on, ling,
Kd Kelly, II. II. linger, Karl Widmer.
Benefit Baseball
Game is Tomorrow
Co-operntlnn nf Kugene huninc"
men Is nuked br students and mem
bers of the Junior chamber of com
merce at Kugenc high school, in the
lienefH tnichnll gmne tn b- pln.vfd
wilh Tnlvprsily high tonmrrow morn.
BUSINESS AND CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
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traota, corporation., prup.rly
right., ..t.t.a. b.U.r claaa civic
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WKLLS WICL1JI lwy.ra, oT.r
Caatla th.itlra. Upacial attention
to xamtniitlon of uli,trauta, draft,
conveyance, ana coll.ctlona. Alao
to all panalvu mattara, Vlinn.
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National Hank llldg. IMtona U7.
'O. H. FOHTKH Attorney -at -Law,
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bit. Liability and Rurirlary In
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"Mull" Holland
Thin ntnr ..urir mr the University
of Virginia got into baseball's hnll
of fnme by b on ting Columbia Uni-vi-rnlty
in a J7-inning gnme. It was
one of the longrst college tilts on
record.
in n at 10 o'clock at the south Wll
Ininntfti dinmond. Thn game is to rnifld
fundit for tlin construction of an ath
letic court at the renr of the high
school building.
Tickets are being sold among bini
ncHs men and othf rs for the game. The
price tiling tV) cents. The benefit
benefit gome was suggested by the IomI
cbninbrr of cnmnirrce in response to
an innuiry from the prep schoolers as
to the beat means of financing the
project.
Big Baseball Stars
HUGH A. MCQUILLAN
HornNew York c.ty, Weolt-mber
15, 1SI7. 1'itcher, New York Oinnts.
Major league cnreer'PiirchnM-d l;y
Hostnn Hruves in 11US from Worces
ter club, Kan tern league, for $1500
and player. &dd to Uiants in July,
ItfJL', for reported sum of 10),(Km.
(hitHlnnding fonts Won 14 games
and Inst 8 in llVJl. Ilns been in three
world scries, winning two fra.rs and
losing one. Kidded .mm in lO'JS.
OREUOrr MOTOR CO.
h.-ne 0I ,. OHO Olive
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HLASTKHINO AND HtPAllUNO
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!( metal work and hot air
heating specialty. tf
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huj ami Ht.atlna, impair work.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 22. UP)
The day has passed when command
of a rucing automobile is gained only
after years of struggle in u machine
xhop. Doctors, manufacturers,
tradesmen, clerks and scientista, now
pilot (be speedster, which in the lust
year, have set new records practically
for all diHtancea. On Saturday, May
.'10, facing the starter for the Kith
annual ftOO mile race at the Indianap
olis speedway, will be found pilot a
skilled in medicine, engineering, man
ufacturing, dry Roods and entomology ,
Tommy Milton, one of the world's
most fearless drivers, onn a butter
and chocMe factory in St. I'aul. Ir.
William Shu Murk of !,on Angelea
practiced medicine until the lure of
the track drew him away. Henny
Hill, n veteran pilot is an entomolog
ist; Frank Klliott, between races is
an engineer, Antonine Mnurre man
ufacturers pleasure cars in Paris.
All are college men.
The "old guard" drivers, however,
will not be without a splendid repre
sentation at the forthcoming race.
Ralph De Talma, I'ete Ie Paolo, bis
nephew; J. 1. Corum, Jules Kllinboe
and others worked their way from
the pits to the wheel. They are
among the favorites to win some of
the $100,000 prize money.
Ball League Will
Soon Open Season
JUNCTION CITY, May 22. (Spe
cial), At a meeting of various base
hall teams held at the Guiety ball, a
six-team league consisting of Junc
tion City, Veneta, Monroe, Hhedd,
Brownsville and Hnrrinburg was for
med. J. (i. I.ee of Junction ia -president
and Jim Johmon of Hurrisburg
is secretary-treasurer. All players
must live in the community which they
represent for at least VI days prhr
to the game in which they participate
and must not receive pay for their
services. The opening g nines will be
played next Sunday, Junction Ctty
and Monroe at Monroe, Itrownsville
and Veneta at Veneta, and Shedd and
Harrisburg at Harrishurg.
Woman Will Hold
World Golf title
TROON, May 22. OP) Miss Joyce
Wethered retained the Hritish Indies
open golf championship title today
by beating Miss Cecil Lettch at the
H7th hole in a hard fought mutch
that was all nnunre at the end of the
first round nnd agnin nt the end of
the second. MIhs Wethered won the
chnmpioiiHhip in 1022 nnd agnin Inst
year.
Redsides are Held
Plentiful at Beach
Iledaidnfl nro abundant at Nfcomn
hnarh, It ia reported by Mr. and Mrs.
C. A. Mnuan, 10SOV4 Third avenue
weal, and Mr. and Mra. M. F. Kort-
A tire made
TN A FEW MATTERS wa
, Wefterneri (tladly hand the
Balm to our hutern friend,
uildlttg mbwiyi and ky
crapcra yci 1 Football
poaihlv. Climate Improba-
Uay. a liaiUICUIUUMVIU iicji i
We drive more tnonthi of i
the year have greater
rente attraction. 1 he "great
open ipacea" draw u farther
from home. We know rouda
and auto and tire I
Which, in a way, acrotinr
for the aucceaa of C-T-C tirea. -;
They are built In the Went to ! I
meet Western condition.
Fa rem engineers came Weat
to build them hut they make
them far the Weat as well aa
in the West 1
Today they are ranked as
one of the three or four really
fine - tirea In America. They
are the Urgent -ellU)ff, tires made
In a Wcstrra-owncd factory.
Motorists In the nine western
states know what a tire show Id
do. Their purchases show that
C-T-C does It I
Come In and let us show
you this remarkable tire
"Qualify uHU never bt
sacr.iced to meet a price"
President ' '
Columbia Tire Corporation
Blair Blvd. Service Sta.
First and Blair Streets
Eugene Oarage
'69 Fifth Avenue Weat
B. & M. Vulcanising Wks.
845 Olive Street
1 1 a n I b w i 1 1
Full Balloona Semi.nalloona
Hravy.litT Corv!aOvri CorJi
EUGENE OUABD
ney, 3.18 Seventh avenue west, who
have returned from a several days'
outing and fishing trip to the popular
coant resort. On their return to Eu
gene, thtj party camped over night at
the Devereaux cottage on the Si in
law river.
Hoads are reported In good condi
tion, with grading, graveling and
maintenance work now going on in
several places, putting the highways
in condition for summer travel. The
Kugene party reports the best route
to Necoma is to take the left hand
road just before getting into Swiss
iiome. Gopher Grid Team
To get new Coach
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., May 22.
OP) for the second time within four
years the University of Minnesota is
to have a new head football coach.
William II. I Mil) Kpauldtng in
charge of the gridiron sport of the
Gopher school since 1022, today was
on his way to Los Angeles to work
out final details for signing with the
University of California, southern
branch, as head football coach and
athletic director. Word received
here was to the effect that negotia
tions virtually have been completed
for a five year contract at an annual
nalnry of $10,000. Spaulding draws
$7,500 a year from Minneapolis.
Whether Coach Hpaulding will stay
at the Gopher institution through the
1025 football season next fall or
whether his 2 year contract here will
be terminated at the end of the school
year baa not been determined.
League Standings
Paclflo Coast
W.
Pet.
.732
.540
,M7
.525
.488
Snn Francisco
Lns Angelea . .
Salt ljike. ...
Seattle
Oaklnnd
Portland
Sacramento ...
Vornon
...30
...24
...22
...21
...20
...18
.,.17
...13
.4(52 j
.405
.310
National League
W. r. Tct.
New York 3 7 .7(17
Brooklyn 17 14 . .fS4
Philadelphia. 17 14 .Mfl
Pittsburg 13 IS .44
Cincinnati 13 35 .4(14
Boston 33 30 .448 ,
Chicago 32 18 .440
St. Louis 10 19 .345
Ambrloan League
,W. L. Pet.;
Philadelphia ..22 7 .710
Washington 21 10 .077 1
Chicago 20 13 .000!
Cleveland IS 12 .000 I
St. l,ouis 15 20 .420 :
New York 11 10 ..307 j
Detroit ....11 24 .314
Boston. . 0 21 .300
IT'S A CLEAN
KNOCK OUT
MEN!
There is no question about it.
The Greatest Bargains In Clothing In
The History of Eugene.
Now for the final wind-up the finish.
Saturday morning will be the beginning of the end. We are
going to close this sale in just one more week. It's your
last chance, men, if you need suits or trousers and want them
at about one half their real value you will have to hurry. We
are taking one more slash at the price throwing our suits in
to four groups. Come and look them over, compare them,
then we know you will agree with us when we say the great
est bargains in clothing in the history of Eugene. Come
and let us show you.
For the final wind-up, start
ing Saturday, we are going to
sell
ONE GROUP
MEN'S AND YOUNG
MEN'S SUITS
That sold regular from $22.50
up to $30.00
$13.75
REMEMBER THE PLACE
THE LITTLE STORE
WITH THE BIG SALE
AND REAL BARGAINS
THE
SE
SACIiAMKN'TO, May 22. Port
land won out in the ninth inning yes
terday by scoring aix runs.
The acore: K. II. E.
Portland ' IS 2
.Sacramento 5 11 1
Hatteriea: Leverenz, Burna and To
hin; Hughes. Schellenbnck and Koeh-
llT.
Other GatrrM
At Snn Francisco Ii. H. K.
Vernin H 11 0
San Franciaco 8 18 3
Hatteriea: Tillette, Ludolph, Chris
tian, Eckert and Whitney; Mitchell,
(jcary und Agnew,
At Ii Angelea R. II. K.
Oakland 3 0 0
tioa Angelea 2 5 0
llatteries: Boehler and McDonald,
Read; Wright and S.mdberg.
At Salt lyake
Seattle 11 20 2
Salt Lake 10 14,0
Batteries: Stryker, Dumovich.
Hilly Evans Says-
By BILLY EVANS
HAVE a mighty good ball club,"
remarked Connie Mack to me
when I dropped in on his club at Ft.
Myers, Fla., during spring training:.
"The stuff is there, all the boys
need is the will to win. "The moment
they are of the opinion that -the Ath
letics is a mighty good club, it is go
ing to be a bard team to beat.
"The A's have been a second divis
ion club for so many years, it is a
difficult matter to get the players in
a different frame of mind.
"My ball club this year Is a first
division aggregation. Any team that
sticks around the first division has
a chance to win a. pennant.
"All the boyB need is the will to
win, the proper mentnl attitude.'
Then the geninl Connie excused
himself to lead the boys In skull
practice, as all baseball gatherings
are known, prior to going on the ball
field.
The Athletics were to meet the
New York Gianta that afternoon and
Mack wanted action.
In the two games prior to the con
test with the Giants, the Athletics
had been beaten, pfayed sloppy ball.
Mr. Mack wns far i-om pleased.
What Mr. Mack Baid to his pro
teges that afternoon will always re
main a mystery. Suffice it is to nay
that the words instillpd into the
noble athletics the will to win.
' In the first two innings Simmons
FOR THE FINISH
Starting Saturday morning,
we are going to sell
ONE GROUP
MEN'S SUITS
that sold regular from $27150
to $35.00. Just 65 Buits in
this lot
$19.75
US
and Ha user hit for home runs, one
of the wallops coming with two on,
the other with the bases loaded. The
Athletics won the game in a canter.
During the first month of the
American League race the Athelettcs
have performed with the will to win
and have been in the first division
all the way.
Baseball Puzzlers
JT IS the last of the niutb and the
home team hi trailing by one run,
the score being 4-3.
With runners on second and third
and two out, the manager of the homo
team sends in a pinch-hitter to bat
for the catcher.
The pinch-hitter fails to notify the
umpire of the change. On the first ball
pitched he hit safely, scoring bota
runs needed by the home team to
win the game, 5-4.
The team in the field then discov
ered that the batsman who had bit
j safely was a pinch-hitter who had
neglected to make known nis entry
into the game.
They raised the contention that
such a failure made him the improper
batsman and that the catcher, the
proper batsman, should -be called out
because of the cerelessness.
What about it?
The Answer.
The home team won the game, 5-1.
The two runs driven over the plate
by the una bounced pinch-hitter count
ed. While the pinch-hitter was at fault
when he failed to notify the umpire of
the change, yet the omission did not
make his hit void.
The rule states that the substitute
wrho enters ' the game immediately
takes the place of the regular in the
lineup and that any of his acts are
legal, regardless of whether he is
properly announced.
I The Referee
.
What are the dates of the national
open golf championship tournament?
T. K. 8.
June 3-4.
How long was Bill Boak, National
League pitcher, in the majors? S.
S. S.
A dozen years.
i
When did Japan play the United
States In the Davis Cup tennis fin
als? G. H. T.
In 1021.
- When did Walter Hagen laRt win
the national open golf championship?
B. N. H.
. In 1019 at Brae Burn.
Has the Kentucky Derby distance
always been IV miles? S. 8. S.
No, only since 1S06 race.
A REAL BUY
Starting Saturday morning
we are going to sell just 50
suits in this group that sold
regular from $35 to $45.
DON'T MISS THEM
$23.50
Men, Stop, Think Do you want real
buys, do you want the best values you
can get for your money?
We have got a small store, yes, but what do you
care about that. We have got the merchandise
to deliver. We have got the quality you want. No
one has got any better. And we know we have got
the price that you will appreciate. Come, let us
show you. That is all we ask, but you will have
to hurry. Only one more week of the sale.
EUJY TAILORS
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JIXG SOLOMON, the Panama
fceavyweigbt, being wondrous
wise, lets it be known tiia the doesn't
care to exchange punches with Mr.
Dempsey.
The Yanks infield without Everitt
Scott at shortstop looks stranger
than a tramp comedian without a
patch on the seat of his pants.
m p
Ray Schalk caught a ball thrown
from a skyscraper and it blistered
his tanda IMffering from the
average high ball which blisters your
tonsils.
Walter Johnson would make a great
congressman We see by the
papers he has 108 whitewashes to hU
credit. ,
The experts are asking, "Are the
Athletics playing over their heads?''
They seem to be playing over
the heads of seven other teams, any
way. ,
Hindenburg has sworn to shield th?
German people from misfortune and
misery This may -or may not
mean he plans to abolish wrestling.
Miss Lillian Leitzel of the circus
turns over 120 times in midair with
out stopping Why?
The other day all the clubs in the
National league hod a rest and you
can imajrlne how the fans in Pitts
burgh must have enjoyed that.
Caddies who use profanity are to
be barred from Cleveland courses....
This is too bad. It 'means they can
never hope to grow up and get en
gagements on Broadway as actors.
Rndolfo, the eminent bull fighter
of Spain, is a multimillionaire
Indicating that he not only can throw
it but his control Is perfect.
'
Well, it will be four or five months
yet before you get to read the lin?,
"Grange Skirts Left End for Ninety.
.
And one wonders whether or not
the defending champion in the Fly
Swatters Sweepstakes has gone into
henvy training for this year's combat.
Woman Sues Over
High Skirt Styles
LOS ANGELES, CnU May 22.
California's highest court hns been
jked to rWUl. theTT5
1 M- KirV
ed a U Ant-ic. r''
the
;.r ","am s Mr,
st
.1 . . "a ,nJred her i .TT -i
wear ahorl skirt, 0 "t u
mihation and menI '"T' '"
superior court award'i't?,,k- li,
but the defendant
the amount too hirf, iV, t
"ilh the .uprem,"'
..SPliIXunU.lt Mar
cul) -Election of
elusion of measure, M . 'A
trict board mee,ini! 4,
Sian of Lowers ,nd U
be features of ,ie
the. S.,riUKtieW l,oal u , t
last month. V. E. V,n T
4L field officer fco w
oe present has poS,pon,d
to bprinsfield it i, ann0MfV
Got The Real ThkT
"For five one veara iTS
with Btomach f rouble Ld
the doctors called gin "l,lrtu?
ie. and all said nothlngb
opera .on would do me a
A friend who had taken
medicine, advised me to '
and I found it to be t.
thins ! feel better
In elcht years and I am nr.?
God for
ay. It is a simple. hsmi.
preparation that remove,
tarrhal mucus from the u,
tract and allays ,he Inflate
which causes practically 87S
ach. liver and intestinal w
includlnE appendicitis c to, I'
will convince or money
At all druggists. 1 'mtl-
Dr. Aahton for rh!ropr,!e .,,
one0''
tt
INSfRR WITH flENRY TBOln.
GREER - CALLAHAN
Buys Furniture
Phona 33
MINTING
Phono Springfield 2
Westerfield & Maier
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CLOTHING MADE
Starting Saturday we are go
ing to sell the best suits in
the store. Your choice, a fair
range of sizes. Sold regular
from $45 to $55.
$31.75
Let u show you. It costs
nothing to look and one
glance will convince you we
need money.
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695 Willamette
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