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MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE.. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 16, 1922
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New Yorker Falls Into Bouncing
h Style of Fighting .
i NKW YORK, Aug. 15. Johnny
'THindco, of Now York, knocked out
'Danny Frush In tho ninth round of
'a 16-roumt bout tonght at adhois
Mold. Krush had taken a count of
stilus In the olirhth round.
" Dundoo and KrusU danced around
Rnd clinched cautiously In tho flint
'round hut In tho second Dundee sent
'two hard left Jabs and a right cross
'to Frush jaw and In tho third a
'steaming left to the stomach. Krush
annoyed Dundee In the third with a
'repeating left-jab. ''
' t . Frush rocked Dundeo In the fourth
' round but Johnny returned severo
'rights and lefts to tho head. A
'crowd of 18,000 clnmored for action
'In the fifth and Dundee, falling Into
his bouncing style, let loose a fusll
1ado and Frush became dlsxy. The
'Clevolander countered effectively
with both' hands but was bested again
In the sixth from long range.
' Frush floored In Kitrtuli
! Dundee baited Frush Into leading
!ln tho seventh and then used his left
'effectively. He sent Frush to tha
floor In the eighth with a right to
the stomach and the CloVelandcr
waited for a count of nine. The boll
jsaveil Frush. -
Dundee, tor in Uke a tiger In the
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JOB PRINTlNd
on u.a. furrioNu, svutk .;
,sWrvk,QuautT, Fill Prices satta 1
v . Square Deal kcup as bosr.
'VUJET miNtlNO CO."
Cejttur Pricej First
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Woie 155
ii Wouldn't Worry, fa Much
Now if I Had Saved
Civ
That's what many a ntan'says When he is Overtaken by
illness or misfortune.''' And Very often, adversity will
open a man's eyes to the foolish, reckless, thoughtless
waste of money and opportunity. He will: then deter
mine that if he ever gets on his feet again, he will have
things in order, expenses cut down, and enough money
saved to take care of illness, unemployment or any other
adversity that may beset Win.,
When you are weil and earning money don't throw it
away. Deposit your savings here. We will help you
prepare for the rainy day. . ' ' ,
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UNITED STATO NATIONAL BANK
EUGENE LOAN & SAVINGS BANK
The bank for tairitf fs V1"
nfnth. rocked tho gmggy Frush with
both 'hands, sunk lefts Into the
stomach and then knocked hint out
with a hard right in the head.
t. .tho Now York Italian leu after K
cautious first round, llo Jabbed away
with a straight left to tho head, mix
ing In Imi-d body blows and bouncing
away boforo Frush, could counter, in
tho early rounds tho rievolandor
landed severe lefts that Allied Dun
dee and several times Dumleo held
on. 1
Springs Out Uko TVerr
Dundeo enmo springing out like
a tiger in the ninth, meeting Frush
In the hitter's corner. Frush at-
tempted to clinch but Dundeo drew
away and placed both hands to the
head. Ho added a. hard right to the
head and then sunk a terrtflo, left
to tho stomach. Frush sank to the
floor, falling on his elbow. His eye
remained open but he was unable to
rise, . . '
Referee' Patsy Haley 'and Dundee
lifted tho defeated boxer to his cor
ner. By this victory Dundee became
tho possessor of his socond vague
title. It gave him the recognition of
the New York state boxliur commis
sion as the featherweight champion
the world, though Johnny Kiiuane.
of Cleveland, remains tho Scrowned
bearer outsido this stnte. , Dundee
also held tho "Junior lightweight
championship," a creation of promo
ter Tex ltlckard.
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KENNEL TO BE INCREASED
TWO UnOOD ANI.MA1.S MAY BE
rritCIIASED. BY KOMASE
To further increase his Kennel of
bird dogs, Harry Romnnc. local dog
fancier, plans to contract .with an
eastern kennel In a short time for two
brood bitches of high grade stock.
Those will be the same grade ns the
pointer recently shipped here irom
Mississippi, but will not bo related to
him.
Mr. Romano expects to have a,
couple of prise pointers, owned by a
Chicago man. shipped to him In the
fall for entry In the Grand Mound
Prarlo field trials. These trials arc to
be held under tho auspices of the
Oregon Field Trial club, and animals
which are Judged winners of these
trials are eligible for entry In the
Vlnita. Okla.. derby. Dogs which sur
vive tho Oklahoma events nro noxt
sent to the Manitoba, chicken trials
and the winners hero are acclaimed
the best Dointers on the western
continent and are sold for thousands
Of dollars each.
Local bird enthusiasts art still pull
ing for a field trial to be held In Uine
county this fall and It Is probable that
such an event will be staged.
Old Resident Near Death
.'. "I dad. not eaten food for 10;
days and was slowly starving
to death. Given up by five doc
tors, I tried a bottle of Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy, which
gave relief at once. , I am 75
years old and would have died
but for your -wonderful med
icine. The jaundice is all gone
and I am gaining appetite and
strength- every day." It is a
simple,., harmless preparation;
that removes the catarrhal mu
cus from the intestinal tract
and allays the inflammation
which causes practically all
stomach, ' liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendi
citis. One dose will convince
or money refunded. At All
Druggists.'- ' -' " '
"A Surprising
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is aft accurate description pf
., car .that, leaves our shop
with a : new', top on the
whole car is improved.
p f Come Back
Ton nmnnnv ,
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More of My Money
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Seals Gain Full Game ' Over
Vernon iii Hot Contest
PACIFIC tX)AST 1-R;LH
w. u rot.
Ann FtaiioIsco I. 87 49 .(40
Ixiit AilKftlen ffi fl .6!ti
Vornon T8 64 - ,&9I
8H Lake 66 68
Onklftiia 6.1 69 .477
SetUtlo ............... 69 74 ,444
Portland .............. 6S 7S .414
Sacramento ...........v M 3 .SSS
SEATTLK, Wash.. Auif. 15. Jim
Pool find KJIIott pulld one out of
th fir for Portland hero today, tak
ing (he lirat Ramo of the aorl. from
Sattl. With the aoor 4 to 8 In
Seattle's favor and two out in tho
ninth, Poole stopped up and knockod
ono over the fence (or a home run.
This brought In two runs, tying the
score. Klliott got the winning run
with a two bagger In (he tvnth.
Tho score: 11. H. B.
Portland 6 14 S
Seattle 4 8 S
Batteries: Mlddloton and Klliott:
Jacobs and Tobln. (10 innings).
Scnls Gain Full Giutw
SAN FKANOIHCO. Aug. 15. The
Seals today gained a full game on
Vernon b winning a hotly contested
It-Inning game. 6 to 4. Khyne drove
in the tying run for the Seals in the
ninth and the winning tally in the
twelfth. McWeeney pitched four
Innings for the Seals and struck out
seven men.
The score (11 Innings):
R. H. E.
.47 S
6 IS S
Mupphy;
and Age
Vernon
San Francisco .v........
Batteries: James ami
Geary, Coumbe, McWeeny
new, xelle. -.
At Lob AngeleU No Onkland-Loa
Angelca game today. Oakland travel
ing. .. . -
Xiooft Fli'ldlnp Wins for Senators
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 16. Superb
fielding helped Pnut Klttei-y to victory
for the Solons -over' Meyer of tho
Bees In tne opening tilt of the aeries
staged here today. Both harlera were
touched often for safe blown but
strong defensive tactics held the score
to small figures with the locals on the
long end of a 2 to 1 count.
The score: R. H. B.
Salt Lake v... 1 11 S
Sacramento . 8 10 1
Batteries: Meyer and Bytor; Flttery
and Cook. . . v , ,
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SPLIT ON MLE-HEIOEII
Timely ' Hitting' in Ninth and
Tenth Wins for Yankees
AMERICAN LEAGl'E
W. U
tct.
.595
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Chicago '.
Clevelnnd . v
Washington .. . ..
.66
.66
.E9
.57
.58
.589
.536
.623
.608
.48!
51
Philadelphia ... ...43
Boston -.41
.403
.376
WASHINGTON, Aug-. 15. St. Louis
and Washington divided - a double
header hero today. Zochary proved
a puxzle to the -visitors in the first
game while the locals bunched hits
on both Wright ana rruett, In the
second encounter the locals were baft-
led by Davia while Francis was hit
hard ana frequently.
(First gome) R. H. E.
St. Louis i. ....... X 11 1
Washington 6 10 0
Batteries: Wright, Fruett and
Severeld; Zachary and Piclnich.
(Second game) R. H. E.
St. Louis 7 12 0
Washington 17 3
Yankees Win in TVnth
NEW YORK, Aug. 15. Meusol's
drive In the ninth which tied the score
and Elmer Smith's circuit drive In
the tenth gave the New York Yankees
a victory over the Detroit Tigers- to
day. Shawkey was effective In the
pinches, leaving 11 Tigers stranded
on tho bases.
, . R. H. B.
Detroit .... ............ 1 12 1
New York 2 11 0
Batteries: Ehmke, Oldham and
Bossier; Snawkey and Schang.
Chicago Defeats Ronton
BOSTON. Ang. 15. Chicago made
25 hits today and defeated Boston.
The winners used four pitchers and
Boston five. Bheely, Schalk. Falk.
Mulligan and McClellan hit tha ball
fiercely. Line hits were tho rule.
R. H. n.
Chicago .' 19 es
Boston ...11 18
Batteries: Robertson, Courtney,
Blankonshlp. ' Faber and Schalk)
tjuinn. Kussen, Ferguson, rennock,
W. Collins and Ruel. - i . .. -
Clevelnnd and AtlUctltw 1ItMc
PHILADELPHIA, Ang. 15. Cleve
land and Philadelphia divided a doub
le header today. ' Clarence (Tlllle)
Walker made his 26th home run In
the first game and his 27th In tho
second.
(First game) R. H. E.
Cleveland-. . 11 15 o
Philadelphia . 4 ' ' I
Batteries: Morton and O'Neill:
Naylor. Helmach. Sullivan. Eckert.
ana I'crKins.
(Socond gamo) R. H. E.
Cleveland 4 11 0
Philndolphla , T 11 1
Bnltorlcs: Boone, Lindsay. Jfld-
mundnon nnd- O'Neill; Rommol and
Bruggy; Perkins.
GOLF CHAMP FACES TEST
8ARAZKX TO MIOKT IltTCIIIKOX
tX l'HOFESSIONAr, TOl'R5AMEN
(By the Associated Press)
OAKMOUNT COUNTRY Cl.tin.
PITTSBURG, Pn Aug. IB. flofto
Haraxen, pride of Pittsburg and na
tional open champion, must eliminate
Jock Hutchison of Chicago Trom the
national professional golf tollrnnment
tomorrow for the second time In two
seasons, or forfeit an opportunity' to
ear two crowns.
The Pittsburg youngster nnd the
vetornn Scot won their 36-hote match
es today, decisively, as a consequence
of brilliant nlny. particularly in the
afternoon found. Snrnxen Is ono of
thrco Pittsburg stars who will nor-
tlclpatn In the four matches tomor
row, the four round of the tourna
ment. Boh Crulkshank. of Westfleld. N.
'., will meot Charlie Howe, Pittsburg,
and will he In the upf trm'kit with
tttu'ivivn mid Hutchison. In the luvw
bracket are Tom Korrlnnii. 8l'iiioyi.
N. Y., pliiylng John tlnlilim. TllKerio.
N. Y., und sinill Loefrier, I'ltisburg.
who will meet Knmu'lt Frenvli of
YOUUKBtOWU. i ... ,
MILTON MAKES FAST TIME
dhivrs MfT.n ANtt yt .Mtrr.it in
s swoxns h.t
LOS ANOKIKttK Aug. U. Tommy
Milton, autoinolillo nu'lng Oliver. In
practice on Hi Los Angeles speedway
today, drove around the mile ami a
quarter tract In 36 seconds flat, or nl
the rate of 135 miles nil hour, an un
official record, according to stop
watch timers. Milton ssld he would
soon endeavor to equal that Hined.
thla time to h recorded by an elec
tric tinier and with proper officials
so that If ho made u record It would
stand.
The fastest time recorded Is said to
he that of Jimmy Murphy on the Co-
tall speedway, when he drove me
same instance, lli 36 1-S mvomls or
at tho rata ot 134.31 miles un hour.
ARTHUR KEHF JINX IS
BROKEN BTPIIUTE CRLW
Chicago Takes Both Games of
Double Bill From Sox
NATIONAL tEAflVE
W. T Pet.
New York .65 45 .591
St. LOUtS 64 47 .676
Pittsburg 59 49 -.646
Chicago 63 4 .669
Cincinnati 61) 63 .631
Brooklyn fs 6 .in
Philadelphia .-.38 65 .369
Boston ...........35 71 .330
Pittsburg, Aug. 15. Pittsburg by
hard hitting defeated New York to
day, shaking off tho hoodoo that Ar
thur Nchf has hold on them for
years. Nehf was knocked out of the
box fit the second inning.
The score; R. II. E.
Xow York 6 0
Pittsburg .6 13 1
Batteries: Nehf. Jonnard and Sny
dor; Cooper and Schmidt.
Boston Loses) to Chicago
CHICAGO. Aug. 15. ChlcnKO took
both games ot a double-header from
Boston today. The double victory,
coupled with Xew York's defeat by
Pittsburg, places tho Cubs 3tt games
behind tho leaders.
First game: R. H. E.
Boston .'. 0 4 1
Chicago 6 10 9
Batteries: ' Braxton, Watson and
O'Neill: Gibson, Kaufmuin and
O'Farrell. i
Second game: R. H. E.
Boston 3 7 3
Chicago 8 1
Batteries: McNamnra and Gowdy;
Jones, Cneeves and O'Farrell.
nyt Shut uut "Phllllca
CINCINNATI, Aug. 16. Ilonohue
wn In rnre form today and the Beds
shut out tho Phillies. Meadows also
was effective except In the third,
when the locals scored all their runs
on singles by Burnii and Duubert, a
pass and a double by Plnelll. Mead
ows secured half of th' hits made by
his team. '
Tho score: - - -v - yjt H. E.
Philadelphia ....... 1 ji .... 0 I'l
Cincinnati ................ I 10 I
Batteries: Mcadowa and Hcnllno;
Donohue and Wingo.
FRENCH DAVIS CUP TEAM
LOSES IN NEWPORT TILT
Gobert, Cochet and Borotra
Beaten in Preliminaries . . :
Newport, r. i., Aug. 16. The
French Davis cup team, defeated at
Longrwood by the Australians yester
day, came here as Individuals for the
annual Casino tournament and faded
out of the singles picture within an
hour or two. All three members, An
dre Gobert, Henri Cochet, and Jean
ijorotra, met aercat in tneir urst com
petitions. Ttil elimination of a na
tion's best in preliminaries was al
most without precedent.
Gobert fouxht hardest to keen
France in the courts, but young; James
Davies, Lcland Htunford collegian,
wore him down after an uphill flRht
following- a lost lovo sot. Tho scores
wore u-g, n-tf, e-i.
Cochet, conqueror of Pat 0Hora
Wood In tho only match which Franco
won from Australia, fnrod poorly be
fore the steady , stroking of Nat W.
Nlles, of Boston, college star of a
decade ago. Ho went out in straight
sots, e-z, e-i. in a battle, or young
sters, Arnold W. Jones, of Providence.
a Tale freshman, defoated Jean Bo
rotra, 7-5, 14-6, 6-3.
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES ON
KE.VIA AZOFP WINS DIRECTORS'
STAKK AT PIlllyADMiFIlIA
PHILADELPHIA. Auc. 16. The
Grand Circuit harness races opened
ui tne oiu Beimont driving parK today
before a good crowd with four con
tents sohoduled. three for trotters and
one for pacers. ,
Koen Interest was evidenced, -hartlc-
ularly among local brokers In tho di
rectors' stake for a 11.000 parse and
the Joshua Evans trophy, which was
open to norses owned in Pennsylvan
ia. ' Ken a Azoff, a daughter of Axoff.
driven by Walter Garrison, won the
race in straight nenta from a lloia ot
twelve starters. .
The Matthews stnko for 2:07 trot
tors, purso 11,000. went to King Watts,
driven by Lon McDonald who won
each of tho three heats, also taking
down tho A. 13. Matthews cup. - TOm
Murphy, with Cnrmellta Hall got
second money.
Nat Ray, driving Herbert Direct
got away with the first two heats of
the Adelphla, a purse of $1,000, and
the Adelphia hotel trophy, by winning
the first two heats. Abbedale, with
Cox got up socond money. ,
Tho novelty or tho day was a ono-
heat dash of one mile, the horses
starting 40 yards behind the rfinrk.
The purse was $500. Tallnhntchle,
driven by Fred Edtnnn won first mon
ey. Tom Murpny arove pinin wnc
fof second plnce.
Flying Itimt Tlnmngrfi Prnilrtort
HttW vnntf Amd- i R Thn flvlnar
noftt. Comnnlo 'Correln. damaged one
Of hrr pontoons ns she dropped Into
tne Hitdson river today from uoek-
nway, hut her pilot, Lieutenant Walter
Minton, 'announced trim tne anmnge
would not Interfere with plans lo hop
off fof Uracil tomorrow.
Insure with HonryTromp, W. tth tf
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LEEION NOT TO PBOMQTE
Post Gives Definite Answer to
Proposal
Poflnlte nnuoimct'inont has be on
mndu that tho I-juiq county pom! of
(ho American Legion will not timlcr-
take to handle the future luulntr
cards In this city. A committee of
the focal orgnnlKnCton wax recently
appointed to luvvstlitate the pro pour
tlon following the edict of the Ku-
gene boxing commission that then
would bo no more ring shows hero
until aflor October. It wus u ml ur
st ood that tho commission stood
ready to turn the promotion of th
smokers over to the legionnaires If
tho organization would atrrco to con
duct tho ring cards according to the
plans of tho coinmlKston.
Jack Fulton, who has been promot
lug the ring gntno hero for tho past
several months, recently announced
that ho was arranging a card with his
brother, Kred Fulton, who boxts at
Portland this month, as ono of the
participants In tho main evont. The
local -promoter Is still of tho hope
that ho mny bo able to prevail upon
the boxing- commission to lift the ol
der prohibiting th presentation uf
ring matches horo until October.
If the matter can be arranged with
the commission Fulton states that (he
proposed match will probably bo held
here somo time in September.
u,c rseulteose Register CI test
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Camp or drive out dnlly. Mrs.
Mary E. Ay res, G miles N. Eugene
on Coburg road, Motor B. Phone
11F2. s-tfi-2
Honied proposals, sdtirrtird to tha Conntr
Court of Lane County. Urcxon, snd endorned,
"PropoMi (or Con trud tins a nrldx Ovr
Coyote Crek. In Section 42, Township IS
Boum. itans r went. w. M.. In Lane County,
Orasoo." will be reroivMl br to Count-
Court of ald Counlr at IU office, Id thn
uourtaouM, tuirrrtfl. ureffon, unui 3 crfiorx
V. M. on tha 2nd day ot fleptember, 1022,
and t thnt time and place will be pub
licly opened snd rrnd.
Plana and upoclflcatlona ermtalDlng form
of conlrnct, bond and propoonl, are on tll
with the County Clerk. Criploa may ho ao
curod br s dflpenlt of Sfi.Oo, wtilca will ba
rcturnid to bona fide bidden.
The rlftht in rcwrved to reject any or all
pronoaam or io accept ine prnponai or pro
ponahi dwnnod bant for Lane County.
By order of tbe Lane County Court.'
J. W. Mc Arthur,
DrMx Eoalncor for I.ana County.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
R-IO-20
8IIMMONA
In the Circuit Court et tho State of Ore
gon for Luno County.
Allco AdamH, plaintiff, vn. Earl Adntna,
defndnnt.
To Bar! Adam, defendant. In thn nama
of tho State of Orrxon : You are hereby rr
qulrrd to appear and anawnr thn complnlnt
filed axalnnt you In thn a bote entitled milt
witbln the time hereinafter itet for you tn do
no, or tha plnlmirf will apply to the Court
for the relief nrnved fur In her eomnlalnt.
which Is In aubatanoe aa followa!
For a decree of thla Court dlanolvInK thn
bond of matrimony now nxlHtlng between
plaintiff nnd dnfondnnt; for tho naro, con
trol nnd till tody of their thren minor null.
dren, an followa: Ilora AdrtniH, Pearly
A da ma and iiRxel Ainmn. and for Mhnr nnA
further relief na may aeem Jur-t and prnpnr.
Thla auminona la puhllnhnd In the Morn
ing Iteslater or Rusnne, riregon, nm-e s
week for alx waeka conanoutlvaly, purmant
to en order for the name road by Hon. C. I,
llama rd, County .Indue, of Lnno County,
Oregon, dnted Auguat 14th, 11122. and you
are hereby required to nppenr nnd annwer
nam cwpinint on or oerore tno inn nny or
an Id aix weeka from thn data of thn find,
publication of thla Mimmnnft, namely, on or
boforo tho 27th day of September, 1f22, or
the plaintiff will apply to thn above mil Kind
Court for the relief lie rolnhn fore prayed for.
umio oi inn nrai punnraiinn 0 UHh aum
mona la Auguat 30th, 102'J.
MAHTIN 11. IKKIR,
Attorn or Tor Mnlnilff.
Wed. S-lfl-7
NOTICH Of PINAL SKTTLBMRNT
Nollcn Ih hnfemr slven thnt O. F. Parker.
ArtmlhlntrntnT of thn entntn of Anel L.
Parker, deceruted, haa filed tila final account
In tha matter of aald eetatn In the Count v
Court of tho State of Oregon for Lane County,
ann mat weuneanny. tne zmn day or Sep
tember, 1022, at ten o'eloek In Hie forenoon.
t tne t:ounty court room in tne court noiinn
i Rdgene, Lane County, Oreiron. htia been
flved aw the time and plnce by the aaid Court
for tho hearing of nbjeotlona te anld scoimnt
snd tttt final anttlatnent of aald eatnte. Any
nnd nil objection to aald account and tho
flnnl aettlemnnt of anld nut a to mutt, bn filed
with the Clerk of thla Court on or boforo
the xnld (Into of lien ring,
uatcu tnia Bt ri aay or amriw, idxk,
0. K. PAHKKH,
Admlnlfilrntor nf aald Mttlnla.
CtTAnLRS A. IIAItDY,
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', to
Siltcoce, Ada, Gardiner,' Rocdsport,
Lakeside, North Bend, Marshfield,
Ccquille, Myrtle Point, Powers
and Bandon
Sale Dates Daily to September 15 Good Until September 30
' DAILY TRAIN SERVICE
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Tri-Weekly Train with Sleeping Cars
For further particulars, sleeping car reservations, time tables,
or beautiful folders, ask agents f '
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT '
General Passenger Agent
RIGHT UP TO
lUc.
Canning Supplies
First quality Jar Ruhhcrs,
dozen 5c
Mason, liconoiny Tops,
dozen .. - 25c
Jar Wrenches - 15c
Tara Wax, cake 5c
Jelly Classes, etc.
Hosiery
Wc have just added a com
plete line of Silk Hose to the
Wunder Hose family at
$1.50 and $2.00. Try tlicm.
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