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Newspaper Page TextTHE ETJfiUNE GUARD Pare Nine laqui Joe, BaracKman, Wrestling Bruin At Armory July 12 II WRESTLERS pLEl ID FAST i GRID PLEISER! MAYOR OF SWATVILLE PIS IE (IDS CaDILUCGUIDMM f oxy mAm. Some fellows argue writh their wives others WHILE OTHER CLUBS STAT IN IDLENESS BEST ALL-AROUND ATHLETEINAJ.U. are single 6, 1929. CHAMP! 1 i:t:ife4 iEUEKlITO BATTLE LOGGERS AT CDDUILLE SUNDAY i . , - t 1 (!; Eugene wrestling fans bare their (jpravara answered. Yaqui Joe, Sonora Indian wrestler who made uch a hit With the crowd at the armory the Wight of June 28 when he threw Wild cat Pete, junior middleweight cham ?pioa e the world and Eugene's own, ior two straight falls, will aguin ap pear at the armory on the night of ululy 12 with Mervin Barackman, mid dleweight wrestle;- from Seattle and ithe middle west, V Not only will these two twinkling nBtara of the wrestling world be on the bill, but Uaruekinan's wrestling tear ''Billy" will make his initial ap pearanee in Kugene. This bruin is a drained performer and will take on a jfeoupla of local boys it takes two to inula him aiid he kcspe them busy, i We is billed as the cleverest, most aggressive and scientific wrestling (ear ou the stage today. ? Herb Owen, matchmaker for the ISugene boxing and wrestling comniis "iuu, had u difficult time to bold S'Xatiui joe over. Despite the fact that Jtoa Bonora Indian-W ildcat Pete drew h. largest wrestling house that the taraiory ever had it was small cont inued to the ones aqui Joe is used to rrealiius Lefurv. From the minute the blanket-wrapped Indian crawls through the ropes and sits cross-legged in his corner the lerowd is keyed up and ready to go. Ml loose-hanging arms of aiiut Joe Solie his speed when the time comes rSppiA. jiig i.iymg roe nom ib wo at to watcn anu uiin uoiu speueu he first down for Wildcat l'ete. K" Mervin Barackman nas not yet 'appeared In the squared circle in teuiene but recently at Brownsville ill divided two falls with Wildcat igVa. - f Jc will weigh around 151 pounds tad Barackman will top the scales Uronnd loo at thetime of the match. Benched For '.- 3 Days, Fined $100 I - NEW- YORK. July 6. OP1 Lewis (Rack) Wilson, slugging outfielder of the Chicago Cubs, must pay a fine of $100, ami serve a suspension of three 'dsvs, effective today, for his attempted attack upon Rnv Kolp in the Red's dugout during the game at K'bictgo July 4, Preident Hoydler i f the Nations I league announced to- : unday Excursion . : Delays Ball Game The Tote-Rettinsr bfificbaH game that is to have been tiayed between the mftmbnrR of the service clubs and i Southern Pacific baseball teams Sun day afternoon has been called off. The wMCursloo to Crescent lake is the cum of the postponement. k A later date will be announced for Ithe game, according to managers of ftfc fA fanmtt :- Equitable Savings & Loan Ass'n. Office, 1st Natl. Bk. Bldff. Phone 121 COMEI SEE! HEAR! Number 1 of the SUPER EVEN la on Ita wayl Special TO CRESCENT LAKE AND RETURN SUNDAY, JULY 7th Leave Eugene 7:00 a. m. RETURN Leave Crescent Lake 5:30 p. m. Leave O'Dell Lake 5:35 p. m. Leave Cascade Summit 5:45. Round Trip Everybody Welcome Join the Party and Enjoy a Wonderful Day's Outing in The Beautiful Cascades MOTOR BOAT RACES Under auspices EUGENE M0T01 BOAT CLUB Crescent Lakt, Sundiy, July 7th Class "B," 0" and Unlimited. Plenty of Thrills, Spills and Speed. Some of the Fastest Boats in the Northwest will be there. Southern Pacific F. G. Lewis Ticket Agent Phone Melvln Ott, the year's new home run leader, is shown at he auto graphed baseballs for some of the bleachers clientele at the Polo Grounds the other day. Below, Melvln with his mace. CLARA BDWTOGIVE 1ILD PABTY' HERE Paramount's red-head is America's red-hot favorite. Clara Bow, Brooklyn's greatest gift to the motion picture public, has just been voted the favorite cinema star of 2700 theater owners and man agers in all parts of the United States. The survey was conducted by a trade magazine, the Exhibitors' Herald and World, and results were just made public. Colleen Moore, leader in the bal loting last year, when Miss Bow plac ed second; is now herself in second place. Lon Chancy was voted the most popular masculine stsr. Clara Bow's fan mail receipts have long marked her as the most popular film atar with the public. She gets on an average of 35,000 letters each month and more fey thousands than anv other star of the Btnge or screen ever received in the history of the en tertainment business. Her latest production, "The Wild Party" is a vivid, dashing film of un fettered, flaming youth aud the scenes are laid in the college -us and class-room of an exclusive institution. It is an all-talking film. "The Wild Party" comes to the MrlMnald theater for three days be "ining Thursday, The story noon which the play is Train .00 Round Trip 2200 L. L. Graham ( o. F. o P, A. based was written bv Warner Fabian, author of "Flaming Youth and the adaptation was written by E. ho$& Sheldon, assisted by.,Tohn V. A. Wea ver, who wrote the "Araericanese" dialog parts of the production. Fredric March, younj?, dark-haired stflKe star, plays the leading romantic roie opposite Miss Bow in The Wild I'iirty.'' Ruth and Hoot at Best in Rex Show "The Winged Jlorsemsn," a thrill ing Uni versa! picture filmed In the western clouds, will open at the Uex Theater next !'Viday and Kattirday with Hunt Gibson hr the star and Ruth ICider, the noted cccaa flyer, as the heroine. The Btiint flying at low altitude with Mns Elder at the slick Is some thing new in the experience of audi ences and provides a chance for movie fans to see the pretty Atlantic avtatrtx piloting a plane, Gibson leaves his horse during part of the picture to pilot a lane mmseit. MUSIGAND COMEDY OM VITAPHQNE BILL Arthur and Morton HaveU the vau devili hem&mem and featured must cal romedy pair, wiil be seen and heard in the Vfuphone presentation nroeram et the MelnaM theater neit Stimlsv in a comedy sketch inter' persed with songs. They play a piano duet, "OhopBtlek:" sitig their own composition, "I Want t Be With Mr Mummy Down in Miami," and "Heigh 1!n. Cheerio" from the magical coni' edy.'"JttBt a Minute." in which they were seen last season. tnve Beraie, fammia musician who v ill be sees and heard with Mb or chestra in the Vttanh'me presentation program at the McDonald theater tiext Thursday Is a brother of Htt IJernie. long known for his wit and tmisio and director of the Roeveit hotel orchestra in Nw Yorfe, Kr two venrs l3ve relieved his brother Ben iit the Kooevei! while the latter wa making a variety tour. BOB EA HL I N 8 CHANCE BOB KARtr-MKK INSrnANCR. ELECTRO-SOLD The Simpleat Elaetrle Rafrlgerater t195.00 In Your Home BAILEV ELECTRIC CO. 640 Willamette Ask your grocer for Blue Bell Buttr Sunset Trail DANCE Saturday Night nf THE OLD MILL Cash Prizps for Bst Whiskers and OM i Fashinnod Dress, WeGive Queen Vol.. By WILMAM .7. GHJPMAN Associated Press sports Writer) Guite were spiked general! y the baseball front yesterday as the i major league armies moved into posi- j tion for another series af intersection j a. battles, but the Cardinals found i time to lose their tenth straight while waiting for the other team to swing into action. Ttoe champion were ac commodated yesterday by nobody but the PhBHes. who obligingly dropped 20 out f 20 to St. .Louis last year. Jess Haines made as if to slip & fast se past Charlie Klein, first Philadelphia baumaa in the tenth in ning, after -Master KJeis had refused to bite at two wide hook. The fast oae was jast to KJem'a liking,' aud he drove it high over the right field wall of Saker bowl to give the Phils a U to decision. It was his twen tieth nome rm. mm euameu hua w keep pace with lattice Haiey of M, Louts, who picked up his own twen tieth earlier in. the gaiae. Tim Cardinals wu! remain m Phila delphia tor a lull series, and the Cubs will ttivade the citadel wf the Uraves today, but the rei oE the intersee Liunai openings will be delayed until mum-row. The lted who hoid the Giauts in ho awe. will com? to the Polo ground for two ?amea ou the alter a tareweti urusn wiro Pittsburgh today, and the fast mov ing Pintle wtli 'setne themselves at &bbeU fieid, Brooklyn will entertain at the Poio grounds today Xh the Pirate aud the. Cuba give each other heart fstlure lit the demit toward ihe Atttionu league ureccu, Coraslms MsUillkniddv mmeft .eren- ely toward bis seveulh flag with Itfe two searesi rivais, ise mue " th Brown?, nme ami one-half jtamns to the rear. The Mackmen open a spi-hv; at t htcaao today a the Vsnk eea and the Browns begin a fight to see which shall sold seeoao place ior tite moment. The Indians turned back the Whits Sox fey H to 10 in a groggy itame at Cieveiand yesterday prior to the ar rival of Boston in Cleveland and of Washington in Detroit for two tt- rme series. Uhe victory save the In dians sn edge of four games to two m the extended uoiutay i tsfiaKement. TRAINED SEALS GO UP ANOTHER NOTCH Bv TUB ASSt K!ATKi BJiESH Th t ruined SesW of Nick WtU'mms yesterday battled tu another advtmcr over the Bm'ifir t'osst pack, wallop ing the Scattie Itnl'mm 0 to " at lice rest km park, HeaHle rallied in th eighth, pounding out thref rims mh tying tltf score miy to lose in tht ninth The Oakland Oaks totdc the Missim Reds for a ride m 1 1 inningt on the Eastbay grounds to wi;i by 4 to 3. A triple by Governor ami a sscrifie f" off the bat of Verges brought the win ning rnn. Manager Wade Killcfer wu--driven from the field when he con tended that a home run by Ijombard over the left fieid fence in hi opinion was s foul, despite the fart that Hm umpire Ihmight differently, Portland fatted to recover from th Uiuhle game debacle of the four ami Jrtvped another to the Angel, tbb ( me 4 fo i. The Angela and ick tHka swung heavily on the wlHov tick. The home tejtm akin2 Chestej field for U hit and t'hiid cHowinc th viftitora 12. ,lmobR. I Angeles sec ond baser, made the lone circuit clout of the game, Hollywood continued ita winnm; streak at the expense of the home team at Hacramento, vleaning up ii fourth victory in a row by 3 to 2. George Hoiferson. star rookie, held the Senator to four hits. ne a homer by Severeid, with ne man on. AT ROOSEVELT Big Creek Road Work Progresses During Past Week HOOSFA'EI.T VBACH. ,lnlj 9 Sfjeelal) ('onatruetins work on the Big Creek road haa prostreMed rapid ly the last week. A stretch of orer one-half mile of preparing a trail bed for the- rnierinliar and ra!er has been eomoieted. Work on ths projeef has been sospended, however, for a abort period daring the beyiiKt aeenoB o that tb crop mar 5 har vested. Jlolph Btrk, county agricultural agent of I'olk rounty, and family are enjovinjt a vacation at their summer home whieb ia located at Ten-Mile Creek near here. Mr. and Mrs. herd Gettman ana granddaughter. Nancy lwrj. mo tored into the I'pfier IVig t.'reek dia trirt la! week-end. vieitinl at the homra of A. B. l,om and J. B. l"hompon. Mra. Blanche Leraen, aerampamed br her daushfer r,rdia, arrired home from California pofnta last week. They attended th wedding of Mri. Ijren'a daughter Btancba, while In California. Uvdia makea her home in San Franriaro. but it t eipeeted (he will remain with the home folks for the next several weeks. Sir. and Mrs. J. E. Thompaon were fuesta at the home of George P. Stonefteld Bunds. They alto called mon Mr. and Mra. Albert Utonefteid, proprietora of the 8oaw Creek ramp Krottnd. Improvements to the f-amp ground are under way, work being started in eonatruettng aeversl more raWiit. Bilt Bunb and family of Slarshfield ara spending their vacation with Mr, Btmch'a parents, Er. and Mra. A. 1. Hunch, of l.pper Big Creek. Merrim is Narrfed On State Bcrd Howard Mtrrlast d Eum ht? ben omd on th aa board of bortkulrur to fill tb itinr- .-mi4 hv th risnaii of t'. A. Park of rlem, r,-r'Jin to Awitd i'r diitMibM from p-Jm, The appointment wst mat by fb fin t b. rd tf rnttf roi. A . C. h nf ldford und ti- H. Webempw. of JJin re rpBfirwmtpd to mm ter on th boritrjU'.riif Usrd, NntiO fir. V II. Wmnsrd has opened his new office, thjrd floor Tiffan.v BMt I'rsctjce - general mediums and aur-gsrr. 1 y msm Klna of the collealate tennit) world ! Berkeley Unlveraity of Texae. At the na Sional IntccoHtglate championship matches at Haverfsrd, Pa hs feat tied brilliantly for possession of the cup yea see him hstdng. Julius Setlgson, last year's cham pion, was powerless to defend hit title, having defaulted a previous match by being absent without leave. The three University of Oregon tennis stars, Brsdshaw Harrison. Stantey Almqutst, and Henry Neer, whs went east ts this tournament were eliminated after the first round. HENRIGDGHETW1NS BRITISH NET TITLE WIMBLEDON. England, 6. iP Henri Cochf of France won the British tennis rhammonshm today bv defeating hit eon&trrmniH Jsaa Borotra, is the final match, t'o het overwhptming the boaadtng Basque to win straiht Rets by srorcR of 6-4, 8-8, 6-4. Coehpt who woo thp titip iu 1817, capiured! th? crown this year in ooc of tit most impressive tusjsm.vj m tcRitis rvpr spfn on i hf cuff rts of Wimbledon, Bill Tiideti d Burotra, two of the gr?atpt pUytrt ot tht dii'. werir smoibtred by him in Shrte strait s'ptt. Ib? Amerk'itis aettUia but ten games ant! the ftstie bat tl, lAtiU' Henri also hoJd thi Atnir- lean ebampionsbip won iat fun League Standings Pacifis Coast Lesus P-t. Hsu rrnncisre !il!yvoiI fjus AttKeies OskisiKl . Misnion Portland 3iramento National 4 4 ......3 2 "will ...... 0 o League W 44 , . . -4ti 41 .a.-.TJ a.a.SO Pet. .! .mm .Mil .6T ,4B-t ,420 .Sttf .38S Pet. .757 .823 .6-tl .?- .:$ ,Si2 littsbrgh . . . I'hb'BCo ..,.. New York , . Ht, hotita Brooklyn . PhihioVlohla , Boston Ciut-iitatti - American Lague W rhiladelpbja .......... ra NfW York ..t.....4;i St. Louis 44 Ielroit Cleveland .,..,35 Washington .2 Chicago 25 Bonton ............. .22 Eugene Man Hurt Near Brownsville W. A. Hay ot Eugene suffered broken shoulder and injuries to hia head when the automobile in which he was riding collided with one driven by Milo Taylor. Rrownaville, Bern Brownsville Thursday night. Kay i in the Albany tieaeral hiuittf. where was anid Friday that hit would recover. Hsv brother's. "Speck', driver of, the ear, also of Kugene, was uninjured, aa was Tay lor. Doc," a Collie, Finds Big Rattler MDne," th ht ollfe HeJoitSEbjg to Sfra. I. .fnwibr of Jarpr, rnrefl a bit rattlesnake m tb flower gard',n f Mrnr f K- fvoafcjon lfft weiE. Hainey Jacob? killed it iritfc c Phot Ihe mg fftjjiHj the unlike an &eir 5t attention bv rmmim sboijt in f riee tmtfl Mr. .Tsmhr btHt!, REPORT OF of Eugene Loan At tcugene. La Of County, Oregon, RESOURCES loans and dtaoounu , t.0749 Bonds, aevurttiea, etc. ---- 4SS,9t5 Banking hous fttrnltaraj and ftxtura fl.os..,, J.fte Real estate owned other than banking house 24.SlS.Si k'aah. due !ra banka and esab Eipentea In eicet of proflta . Tot! CgpltJii geeets pad! ts Rurrttua ,...,,,, UABHJTIES I Domand dspralti , . . , Tlma Cerflfleti .... fiavlnga depoaifg Othar IfabtlftlM Totl State nf OregsB, County of Lo, ti: f, II l Edmund. eahlr of tlt bo-ttamd bank, do aolamnly sweaj- that tha above utttit It trua to th bt of ray knowldj and heliof. Subscribed and aworn in before me this Bth day of July, l2$f RUBY CALUKQN, Notary Pablfe for Oregtm. My commtsftloit plre Mah S. Correct - Attest . F. K. McAUSTER, fOW'KLt. PUkST, Q. S. HffJSDAS.K. iiiitsUirt, By FRANK H. FRAWLET t Asim-ls??! lres Bpftrts iLiitor ItKSVKH, fnlo.. July . !PS The rrrtt iill-rmtnd Hthlet? in thr URised Stafrs hy tsmsmif athletif union fnsuremnts. Is Kenoeth Pft hertv of the L'adilias Afhietir etub, Detroit. IMurgy 5-?3trria-y srore?t points it the ticaihtaa of th? annual A. A. track and flrld rosmpioo shiiw. It was the highest score ever made in the l?nitl Stts for the rriitHne ,-s?rJ'ltioR. tasttsx almost a full dJ. The highest nttmbr of points prpnously srrmt was T.T74.4i bj Kites of t nircrsHy of Nebraska in tit:", tsehertjr's shmrroa rlosly apnrosrherf the worM's record of S.-HTviS-'iSio rnwle in !9-S by , Pssto Tritla of Fsalamt. lhrty, who won the A. A. S; Bell of theleatiitt uur i i ,r ig i '--- points, orst tt new notttnptt in h ttn t'lfettts. Tlti Hit meters run, brond Jttmp, 18 pnimd !.t -MW iiif trs run, ItO mr hnnlies, 4isea throw, tfe vault, jav elin, i,Mt meters ran and high jump. V. Ketmedv of tTarrsBsburB, M., TVaeaere eottcsr, a sreftnd with t,- .trt '.mw sKshtts and wtfson t nanes. an Oneida lixttan of JtaskeU Ittsttiute, third, with TjaMiai The '(tree tlr tixl f the "Ameri can Olympics" came to oe th three relar rentrda hein smashed. Two new marks went to he ernltt of the Io Angeiea Atntetic ctitti. which took the relays ebaiisptnnshtp with Itl points, and one uc .ww York A. C. stiff Mitnrer. '"hsrier Pstliloclt, Maurice (Sayer and Prank W'vaoff car- h t, A. A. is csiyrs t world's refera In the 4!-jard event fr a track with two htraa, covermK the quarter mile in 41.9 aeronita. half aecomi fater than the cM mark. This same uuartct ettpped one full KeroiBl from the A. A. b, record m the half mile. The new natrk l ne minute, 28.4 seconds. Jeekaeo Schola, Inhtmy Kerr, Howara aoaea, Frank Cnhel, rumtinft for tae .w York A. C. et the nrw A. A. lu record for the mile at 8 minutes, IT feconrt, or nfn-tenth Retl faster than the oM mark matte ra tf2n ly att Illinois A. '., team coasiafmR ai Stcyeiwott, Taylor, Oeaertch, and Ken nedy. Herman Brii, I'mTersttj' of - inaton tiroitiict, lltrcw rue eism e..... , tt ,,,fhJ u a?r st lift t t. , . , world' record. Halph ll ha ticttt she record t BT feet, 7 tm-hes., since I'.HtT, Lebanon Comes For Legion Game Here Kugene ftnd Lebaaoa tsrjsle hw SnturtbJV afternoon in wht may w the irtrat em for tfe Amertnttt trtrt. If Kugent wms the Br t t-wlfinishpd si be lorttJ vitt reprteH( ft I.OmWfh.? fffar-pouuty distrsrt m the t.it R'he pame starts at 3 slock and 4iHjwm he frfsyed ou the university fresh- The l.illowing it the ..(sealnst lineup .000 for Enate; tnmaB, pittlter; Jltltistan. rati-lier; K'Ib-. tirstj r.non ..-.-, serowi; Stattison. short; Witma, thinl; Hkis. renter; twneviaoa. left; MrKftriek, rlsht. Women Tennis Tourney Tuesday The Kugene Women' Tennis rfah tieaia their efimteation touruanient Tuesday afternoon at 4 on the uni versity courts. tfrawiHg ,wr were made Friday afternoon at a gen eral meeting. Matches are aa roiiowa: ,urs. imre Hovev end Misa Mary H. irtiiw: Mrs. !avirf tiraham and Miaa llutb .lohnaoii; Miss fttte Oottleih ait Mrs. Mtt M. Korn; Mm, John Hush man atwl Mrs. Arthur Miner; Mrs, J,e!atKl juhnaoa and Mrs. fcne Mer rett; Mrs, C L. Schwertng and Mrs. Charles Chick: Mrs. C. H. OrnnfamS Sirr. Ofleii Mtmjny; Mrs. Flora McK. t'ratf and Frances KJhiabeih Baker; Mrs. W. II. Jewett and Mr. Ueorge tiodfrey, Realty Board's Meet Postponed The Kugene Healt ,!,, n- schedoiec alty nosnl meeting ilett for Friday at ,k jYkr Hotel was sosfnoned, ow ing to a number befog out of town over the Fourth of Jttiy holiday and day following. At a fntthromlng meeting the hoard wilt hear a report of North Willam ette street merchant o efforts for improving that eecttna of the eity. mf OAK- -The Hom for Insurance a NEW YOKK I4FR fSSCRANCE CO., ttSK eF AMKKICA'S tH,IF.ST MfTL'A!, Crt.'.s represented by FRANK A. PAGE Fbone 3!S3-W. trONO!TfO,V the and Savings Bank t close of bust&tas tarn S, J92S. Hemt II4,6Sl I.0I4.SI ..I,67,s0T.TS ..I Sh.MW.ffft SS.RftOOft 4T.f. 3,TSS. moo ,,,,tt,07,S97.f& THAMES i IP TAKE! BY AME I GREW HENlrCV Esglsirf. 3ly &im The BrowtM umt Kirfcols M'hmls crew from tambrijsfr, Mass., wm, the fam oti THamAit c?:p ibiit ttftemoon b? esHstiirmjjf Hte fla&l rae of Eh gnirf ling eompettEioB, h. tiunthr of HnKitmf Ttpn the Vreht Jr,t of Cmm3m n the final Gumhtr br WHbt by three feet 42 spronds. Americans Doubles Team is Champion YmfBLfcitON, KttRhtmt 3Jy R frtes tpm consisting of John Van Hiys na iimer a ttf mii won fir Hmmh today by ieteftthm BrItons b?si p&ir fF, tie Uregory ami I, ii. CoiJins, m the flnl. Ao and Vss Ttrn won mrf fe s terrtfir ftwft-stt straggl by scores of -tK Jtl! IXSfHK WITH tlFXHV Tl WH FASHION PARK CLOTH! BBS men-s isear 825 .WfLLAMETTE KEEP Do your Letterwrititig, Report Writing, Ete, is a alee cool spot with a Portable Typewriter, All Makes $60.00. We also rent them. Come is asd See the New Attractive Colors All Typewriters Guaranteed to Give Satisfaction. OFFICE MACHINERY & SUPPLY COMPANY 1047 Willamette Si, Guard Bldg, "It you'T looking; for Ask reltabls buK4r JJouolas Fir Booth-Kelly 50? Willamette The first hslf of the Tagy-Bay Isanti is saw bsstsry aa4 tii& circuit nr5?f cciprs baT h?.?n sar rvwi dflwr. to four,, E Egese Co vtkUo. Slrske tml sad MarsbS?M Kaafioa atsd Cott(t Sir? - Fr ItfaneU ir&m tb leastae AU four rmsfBm? fesms start st tim tao this SiiBii&y peref-aiasp tbg ac rsiBi have b?a dkairdfL Co qsUe, wssasr &i th? first ti rt& wtii not have to defend its eBEaares for the jwrmsB! and tfe eter tbre teams feavi tliesr cfesece ts mss iBto ibe l&siL lo Myrtle l&mU Mt tster! m thft etrcait cejstera around $k Eug?a invicsioit Ioggers atrosgbaUi. Two ttppRs Ego the- tsml &ggrgittit Coqtl!e bail nm ami feared tb hr8Xitm thesr first and enty st-baek i ttal Karf Aiand?r tsrsetj is mastprfiuk mtthitiE eerCatase itt fbts ftRtes aati U vaa esafraliT tvttde4 that tfee EHsess victory was noi s Rufee oat was eerses TbU Sasday Coaailfe is await- In the whisker sprotffisjr Kss?jjc Kltfiprmkuffzl to regain l&ti,? foat pmt- tljce. The sogers look apon H?m hart's troupe of ball payers as ft atajor obssae m lite wsy &f ibetf atiuestng ths ssoBfafon for lis? s?rmti and deeidisg round of tha TaUey-Bay rtttff. tukft BhsHseEaaa will b esteMse Either ihe mmrttmiaZ fcwfes of BiU Baferr er tb h&okm trans fered Bar tons rMEht fttpfHMN Atexsnd who defeated iha loggers fest week, worked Thursday agaiast Bead aatl, wift not slsrt S'tmsay itt CoeEmie Rabbit KoM? Coeky Btvnv t back Wirtb and ttfer Iou HwAasd r Fraak i6am wtU eaprb th hiC.eht The sstfHed wiK Ufeey b ehosa from Jack Vaa Thsys Kramet Bameat Kterh Emmons, &2d Harry M.I.F.AN. 1S8, AGEKCI, mi Wiii Allen Anrfrewa, Mgr. Pfeoe 6tT. DANCE SWIMKEES DELIGHT With Swimmers Delight Special Orchestra SUNDAY EVEMScfS S TO 11 UNBA AFTERNQOff S TO Other slatting, 8 ts 13 with Buddy Ntsktana at tfta Plana, Not Dartatng Saturrfay1, Corns and Swim ttsf Danes K trte Beat Plas tn Oregos, COOL TH-KELLV BERCO. proof foa twsa't tt tf to about Ib tojks." Lumber Co Phoae 85 I