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M01W.NC REGISTER. ' EUGENE, ' ORE- SATURDAY, APRIL M, HZ3
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IIUIH If
ItHfflB.m YANKS
King of Swat Lifts One Gut
Int Ninth With Bases Full
clevelanOowns SOX
St. TxhM Jtttm-H cnt rtvroft Alli
' liHIra MriVf. It Tltrre StraltclM
Game from WarJiington
AJflKftlc.iX I.RM K
1 W. U. P.O.
Cleveland o .1001
New York 3 0 .1000
Phl'aclelphia S 0 .lufui
Detroit f 1 .667
Hi. Ixiuls 1 s ,3.U
Washington 0 3 .00
Chicago ..- 0 3 .0'ii
Boston 0 3 .000
NfeV YORK, April 20. A stir-
Iiour. although only eight half
iMiit'Ks were played.
The (core: ' R. H. K.
Chicago II 0
Cleveland' S 1
l'ntlenenr T. Ulunkcnehlp. Con
nally,. lhivenport. Kabor and
hchalk: Morton, liuone, Utile, Met
vfer nntl O'Neill.
At. lonbt Nostra Out Dc-tr-oH
ST. l.Ol'IH. Mo., April SO. I'om
Inr from behind, the local Ameri
cana won their first mine of the
season here today, dclet.tlnir le
iroit 6 to 3. Vamcildcr. pitching his
f:rit game of the wuon, went well
Her the second Inning, while lil-
lette. hurling for I'.troil. wan
rnt'nded nan in the rmn und sev
en'! innings.
1 he score: R. H. K
Dctrelt i 8 S
St. Louis S 11
Ftntterlea: Plllette and Woodnlt:
an tlilder and Serereid.
flEHT HOMEflS FOTLIflE
TES'
ring ninth Inning rally today en
nbled the Yankees to make It three I 'asca-
Athhtlrs Will A.KKlxT Colin
1'hlUAIiKLl'HlA. Anrii 20.
Philadelphia made It three straight
from Washington today, scoring six
run on four hit ;nd winning to"
: Goslln and Ylch each hit
home runs, both coning with none
This Is One Less Than World
' Record 29 Years Ago
' i'
BOSTON BUMPS BENTLEY
PMMea Win Another Close Game
fYoni Itmnklyn Rmla Fven
I'p With Cardinals
I NATIONAL I.EAfnK
V. U Tot.
New Tork 4 1 .SOO
Chicago 3 I .7 JO
Philadelphia 3 1 .557
St. Louts 1 1 .600
Cincinnati X 3 .600
Hrooklyn 1 3 .333
Pittsburg 1 3 .250
Uoston 1 4 .200
straight from Boston by a score of
4 to 3. Iluth came up In the ninth
with the banes full, one out and
'cw York needed one run for a tie.
J'lercy pitched three straight balls
and followed with two strikes. Ruth
then hit far over Center Fielder
Collins' head, scoring Haines and
Witt.
The score: R. H. E.
Boston 3 K 1
New York 4 13 0
lotteries: Plercy and .Devormer:
Hoyt, Jones and Schang.
C'rvrtand AYtiis Third Straight
CLEVELAND. Ohio. April rt.
Cleveland made It three straight
from Chicago today by & seventh
inning rally of five runs, winning
3 to 6. .Bach team used four pitch
t rs. Because of the wildnesyi of
the pitchers and frequent chancres, j
the contest lasted nearly three j
The score: ' R. H. E
W.-iMngton 2 11 4
Philadelphia C 4 2
R-.tteries: Holllngsworth. Russell
r.nd Ruel: Heimach and Perkins.
Willnrtt to Start Tra'iirts
CHICAGO. April 20. Jess. WII
tnrd. former world's heay weight
champion, who is matr-licu to box
Klod Johnson. 15 round l in New
York on May 12 passed through
Chicago today on his war east to
complete his training. Willard ?x
pret.ed confidence that he could
stop Johnson In short order and
obtain a return match with Jack
Dcmpsey in an attempt to regain
his l.st crown.
Eugene Collection Agency
No collection, no fe: no entry
tea or dues. W. H. BLOWERS-
11-1 2-tf.
Gordon Hats have a rcpr
nlar "made-to-order" ef
fect. Spring colors are
smart see them, buy
your hat soon.
CHICAGO. April 20. Eight
home runs, one less than the
world record 3 years ago, were
made In the final game between
Chicago and Pittsburg today. Chi
cago winning. 12 to 11.
The Cuba made six homers, while
the Pirates gathered two. Tho
record for home runs In a game
was made by Cincinnati and Bos
ton in 1894. when the Braved made
five and the Reds fotfr.
The score: R. H. E.
Pittsburg 11 13 2
Chicago 13 16 3
i Batteries: Olasner. Hamilton,
Adams and Schmidt: Dumovic.
r Stueland. Kauf mann. Osborne and
Martnett.
Rentier Clouted By Boston
BOSTON. April 20, Jack Bent
ley of the world's champion Giants
made his big league debut this af
ternoon in the box against Boston
and was hit hard. Ko:ton won,
nine to two. making 13 hits for a
total of 19 cafes.
The scorei R. II. E.
New York J 8 1
Boston 9 IS 1
Batteries: Bentley and Gaaton;
Genewich and Gowdy.
lost hla first game of the, season.
Tho score: ' It. II. K.
Sacramento 0 1 0
Oakland 3 f 0
Batteries: Hughes, t'attflold
and Koehler; Kramer and Thomas.
Others postponed, rain.
.raSnartl fu rtftlft M'tcliWI
CHICAGO, April SO.-H'lly Gib
son, manager for Benny lonard.
lightweight champion, announced
tonlKht Hint he had signed for a
match with pinky Mlti'lu-tl, Mil
waukte welterweight, to be fought
here on May 2. The mi' ten will
go ten rounds.
Adlers Collegian Gothes
$30, $35, $40, $45
Eugene
foolenMill Store
AT A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE
In order to stimulate early buying we have reduced the
price or fotaf-foot green slabwood.
M is to yonr advantage' to buy your Winter's supply to;
while our low price is m effect Gall us now regarding
our reddbed price.
The Booth K
elly Lumber Co.
Lmber, Lath, ShingTeav Slabwood
Phom 452
PhJlllmi Detent Brooklyn
BROOKLYN. April 20. The
Phillies won another hectic game
from Brooklyn today, this time
eight to seven. The Dodgers used
four pitchers and the visitors two.
all six receiving ragged support.
ty Williams got a home run. a
triple and two singles in five times
to bat. . i . "
The; score: R. H- E.
Philadelphia. t 14 3
Brooklyn 7 14 4
Batteries: V. elnert. Inters and
Henline; Shriver. Schroeder, De
catur. Smith and Hungling.
Reds Even With Cardinals
CINCINNATI. O., April 20. The
Reds evened up their opening series
with the Cardinals by taking, the
last game today. 10 to two. They
won the game by bunching four
hirs with four passes off Doak and
Wigington for seven runs In the
fourth innnig. Luque pitched
strongly throughout, striking out
seven men.
The score: R. H. E.
St. Louis 2 8 3
Cincinnati .....10 3 3
Batteries: Pertica, Doak. Wj
glngton. Stuart and Clemons. Mc-
Curdy; Luque and Hargrave.
VERNON REGAINS STRIDE
AND PUTS BEES TO FLIGHT
DEMPSEY WILL DEFEND
HIS TITLEJULT FOURTH
Kearns Hopes to Close With
Tom Gibbons' Manager
CHICAGO. Anrll Is 1,1,
Demiuvy. worlds heawweiirhi
champion pugilist, will positively
defend hla title on July 4. his man
ager. Jack Kearns. announced In a
telegram received here today. Tho
challenger remains to be decided,
the fighter's manager said. Kearns
Is In Ias Angeles.
, Kearns said he "had not closed for
a championship match with Tom
Gibbons, the St. Paul heavyweight,
for Shelby. Mont., on July 4. but
that negotiations were pending and
that he planned to meet Mike Col
lins, representing the Montana pro
moters, here next week to consider
the offer.
"I will leave here Friday for
Chicago and New York to nego
tiate with New York. New Jersey
and Cleveland promoters, as well
as Mike Collins in Chicago." Kearns
snia in ms telegram. "We have
several prospective matches for
Jury 4, but it is uncertain who
Dempsey's opponent will be, or
wno win promote the match, but
without doubt the champion will
defend his title on that date."
Tom McGlnnity. a Cleveland pro
moter, is negotiating for a Demp-svy-Gibbons
match. !.... ,
T
OREGON TEAM LAID UP
Scliacfer and Johnson Each
Has Broken Anklo
Oakland Rallies and Wins
From Sacramento
PACIFIC COAST LEAGrtJ
W. U P.C.
San Francisco 10 S .667
Sacramento 9 6 .600
Salt Lake .8 .571
Vernon 8 6 .571
Seattle 6 7 .482
Portland S .400
Los Angeles 5 8 .385
Oakland 5 10 .333
LOS ANGELES, Cat., April 20.
Vernon tore loose In the first
Inning today and tot k the third
game of the series from Salt I-ake.
6 to 2. making the series count
2 and 1 in favor of the Bees.
Jakle May's airtight pitching
effectually squelched all Fait Lake
attempts to overcome their op
ponent's lead.
The score: R. H. E.
Salt Lake 2 6 1
Vernon 6 11 1
Batteries: Keller, IHichalsky and
Peters; May and Hannah.
Oakland Toms on Sacramento
OAKLAND. Cal., April 20. Af
ter haying lost two straight to Sac
ramento, Oakland rallied In the
third game of the series here to
day and defeated the Senators, 3
to 0. Kramer pitched jam-up
baseball and allowed only two
scratch .hits. Only ono Senator
was able to reach second banc.
Hughes, pitching lor the Senators,
LINN WIO WORK
HIGHWAY TO FISH LAKE IS
SOltiHT BY AIJ1ANT I'EOPI.K
Water Gauge on Rtrrr Somewhere
North of Kugme Is Now
Bring- Sought
ALBANY. Ore.. April 19. The
matter of the road to Fish lake
was placed befont the plghway
commission In Portland yesterday
by the committee from the Al
bany chamber of commerce and
will be referred to the attorney
general for bis opinion. The pro
gress made so far is considered
good and some means of Improv
ing the road is hoped for, say tho
committee.
Patvlng of the .S3 mile stretch
near Murder creek on the Pacific
highway between Albany and Jef
ferson will start Monday, accord
ing to W. K. Wright, highway
engineer. Traffic over the high
way will take the old road while
the work of paving is being done;
The pavfng work wtn be done by
Soelm and Gustafson. -
The stretch In the Calapooia
bottom between Shedd and Tan
gent will be completed this year
and pavfng between Halsey snu
Harrisburg will ' be completed,
making an unbroken stretch of
pavement from Portland to Har-
risbnrg.
The Stewart hill bridge In Bon
ton county is being torn out to
dajt traffio going by way of
Granger until the work Is com
pleted. While In Portland yesterday. C.
H. Stewart took up the matter of
the water gauge in the river be
tween Albany and Eugene with the
chief of the weather bureau. He.
with his assistant, will be in Al
bany to make a trip of inspection
for the placing of the gauge.
I'sually the peak of the high
water at Albany can be estimated
accurately by the readings from
Eugene,- but In case of heavy rains
between Albany and Eugene the
rise cannot be estimated, causing
much loss of stock. For this rea
son the gauge Is to be placed.
The Store In The "Right Spot"
Specials
Saturday and Monday
10 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar ........$i.fi'
2 Loaves Mity Nice Bread .........25c
Fresh Creamery Batter, per lb. ...40c
Seedless Raisins, per lb ......13c
9-lb. Sack Corn Meal 30c
9-lb. Sack Rolled Oats 50c
Fancy Head Rice, 3 lbs. for ...............24c
Cocoa in bulk, 3 lbs. for ....... 23c
2 lbs. Bananai 25c
Juicy Oranges, per doz 25c
S-lb. Sack Rolled Oats .... 25c
Cream Cheese, per lb 30c
S Cans Sliced Pineapple ...95c
3 pkgZo, new Breakfast Food 50c
1 'mm
tarmers Lash
Wheatalon,, best Breakfast Food 23c
No. 10 Pail Pure Lard .. $1.65
8-lb. Pail Flakewhite Shortening $1.38
8Mb. Pail Snowdrift Shortening ... $1.52
Bacon Backs, per lb: :. 23c
Fancy Picnics, per lb 17c
Club Efrend Coffee, per lb 25c
6 Bars Crystal White Soap 25c
Valley Flour, sack $1.50
Kerr's Best Patent Hard Wheat Flour $2.00
Feeds and Cardert Seed for Sale
Many , Special Prices in Our Grocery
Department for Saturday and Monday
Cot. 8th and Charnelton
T. C BRADLEY, Mgr.
w
urocery
Phone 567
IRRIGATION MEN COMING
COLOMBIA, KLAMATft PRO-
JECTS TO BE VISITED
. SPOKAVB, Wash., April 1.
Representatives of the department
of Interior who Will make an In
spection of the Columbia basin
Irrigation project upon cOngres.
slonal authorization will arrive
here May 9. according to informa
tion received here today.
Besides Arthur P. Oavls. direc
tor of federal reclamation, and
David W. Davis assistant secretary
of the Interior, tse party will In
elude . Miles Cannon. ; recently
named reclamation commissioner
of the- department-of the interim
In addition on Inspecting the
Columbia basin project, the party
will Investigate the Klamath and
Umatilla projects on May 3 and
6, respectively, and later will look
over other government projects In
the west. Director . Davis nnd
Frank Sf. Goodwin, assistant sec
retary of the Interior, also are ex
pected to spend considernblo time
Investigating the Columbia bnsln
project next month.
EARTHQUAKES FREQUENT
AVERAGE OF TWELVE EVERY
DAY, SAYS Al'TROnrTY
WASHINGTON, April 20.
Earthquakes are no rarity In the
earlr's experience. An average of
12 of them In fact occur every dnv,
according to a-study of tho pheno
mena presented In a paper by Dr,
J. E. Woodworth' before the Ameri
can Geophysical' union..
In May, .Dr. Woodworth snlrt,
there are an average or 27 earth
quakes a dn The study covered
thousands of recorded earth shocks
ever a period of years, Including a
tcinl of 6404 which occurred In
1007.
Call for County Warrants
Notlco Is hereby given that flit
county wnrrnnts to and Including
Register No. 7947. dated .lanunry
10, 1933, will be paid at thn county
troasuri-r's office on . Saturday,
Aprir 21, 1923.
Interest will cense On that date,
KDNA.WAIID,
County Treasurer
. 1-20-2
W. U. GAME POSTPONED
llnln J'tvYvutH l'lnli 61 rNrt
InK'ivoir-gmtn ctiiu.to, A.
Himnors Wiirlc Out Hero
lly KV HOYT
As a result of tho coniptrury
between the weather man and old
Jiipe l'lue hlmsolr the Oregon
Willamette gami svlu-duled as I he
season's openvr for yesterday af
ternoon, had to be called off. In
dications for the second content
arw not verv rromlslng and It ir
doubtful If the game can be played
this afternoon. If It la at all pos
sible the game will be played s
Coach Itchier Is anxious for his
proteges to gain some moro ex
perience before the conference
opener scheduled with Idaho for
Monday,
This week seems to have been
open season ons first basemen.
nrt Hank Sehncter, the promU'
Ing guardian of the Initial sack
for the frosh, broke Ills ankle slid
Ing Into home plate In a prartira
sesslt n Wednesday and then In the
gnme played between the frosh
and the varvlty on Thursday af'
ternoen Ward Johnson broke t
bono In his ankle sliding to sec
ond. The loss of Johnwn hits the
varsity hard when the Infield com
blnatlon was beginning to work
smoothly. Juhnson was. iiIbo
showing nice form with the stick
and rapped out two clean singles
In four times up In Thursday's
game. He was hurt In the eighth
frame but finished the contest and
walked home In splta of the fact
that his ankle was paining him
severely. '
This boy Johnson Is the original
hard luck athlete. Last fall Jtiat
as ne was beginning to shapo up
in nice form In football he cracked
bis hip and then before the hip
had entirely heaiud he twisted his
ankle. Johnson ia Ideally built
for athletics and keeps himself in
god condition but apparently can't
seep irom getting hurt.
Oregon's entries for the Wash
Ingtnn relays to be held In Soattle
a week from today will be selected
this afternoon on the Hayward
oval. Duo te lack of finances Hay
ward can take but six men but
ho hopes to bo able to pick six
who can handle between them the
mile and half-mile relays. Vie
Illaley and Hnrdenburg are two
men who can handle both tho 220
and tho 440 yard events and they
may get tho trip. Marvin l.ucas Is
another sprinter who Is equal to
tho quarter mile and presents a
possibility In tho proposed tele
scoping of teams. In the ;:0
event Larson and Oborteuffor aru
sure to make the trip aa they are
among tho fastest on the roast in
that event. Other poMlbilltles for
tho 220 arc farruthers and
Breakey while Itosebraugh or t'o
valt will likely draw tho extra
quarter mile assignment.
Yesterday afternoon the Oregon
Aggie half mile men Journeyel
over from Corvallls to run agulnst
time on a good track. Their own
oval Is little better than a bog
at present With all the tain that
nas been falling In the last few
hours. "Dad" Ilutler. the Aggie
mentor, has a mighty sweet bunch
of half-mllers and may take his
proteges to Drake university to
run in tho Intercollegiate relays
to bo held there April 2S. The
purpose of the little Jaunt from
Corvallls was to see what hla men
could do on a real track as to time.
A worse day couldn't have been
selected for tho tryout as a strong
wind was blnwlng when they ran
and a cold rain was falling. In
spite of the adverse weather con
dltlons, however, tho collegians
turned in a time of eight minutes
and 10 seconds for tho two miles.
threo of them running their half
mile In 2:1 and one In 2:1. The
regulars of tho Aggies great two-
mile team are Sims, Dodge, Ho
linger ,and Stone. An alternate
ran with Holllnger but Holly kept
a smnir nut sulllnient lead. Kill
Hayward was of the opinion after
seeing tho Aggies run that they
could do their half mile In less
than two minutes under good con
dltlons and four men who can pace
tho nail in less thnn two minutes
constitute a mighty strong two
mile relay team. Id Butler was
uncertain yesterday afternoon as
to whether or not he would be able
to take his proteges east but It is
likoly that they will make the trip.
HAND TO MEET GUSTAVO
FI.MKH . MATCH SCHF.Dl I,KI
VOIl COTTAGE GltOVE
J j.
Saturday and Monday Speed
nt cod
3 1'kL'H. Stlllll'itC Clem,,,,.,.
4 His. llciul Rife ....'.., a H'
i ninem' ivtiiiiiiun, iufkiii'c, cad, v
fi HarH Cry mill White S,',,,',, ' ""-
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2 1'kKS. Cii-iine Nms or .,, 'KQKi
.Ml), Can KdwrinU' I )fpfii,laije r"7,S
Mb. Can KtlwanU' I),., iT'ttl
4 Ihs. CmhkI Coffee "cullt.
3 1'kK. siireii.it!.! wiirat i
9 Cans SiiK.'ir Corn
2 f.atKf Out Tomatnr
4 CaiiH (ioiiiI I Van
6 llm. Fancy Small While Hen',7.'""H
1(1-11.. I'ail White Karo syr ',
ID-Hi. I'ail Corn Syrui. '
5 Inns I'lUfantilc, N'i,. i :, -J
I-ai'Ke !'kK. (it.1.1 !),,m Wa,iMri,r
... ' . FRESH VEGETABLES OF ALL KINDS
HASKELL FEED and GROCERY CO
C- iS-IJ i Va-. Dl (44 a
rrcrj iscuvcry in viiy i iiuiio jt., Ulive &
10 lbs. Cane SiiK'tr
Krcsh Creamery llntter, lb
.Ranch Kkk. I""1 "
2 Large Loaves Bread
Hulk Dates, ll.v
Kerr's Host Patent Flour, sack .
W hite River Flour, sack ....
Valley Wlu-at Flour, sack, guiira
No, 10 Pail I 'urc Lard
No. $ I'ail Pure l.ard ...'.
8-ll. I'ail Flake White
3 Fancy Heads Lettuce
3-lb. Can Crisco
Hacou Hacks, lb
Fancy Picnics, lb
4 lbs.' Macaroni in bulk
3 lbs. Cocoa in bulk
2 lbs. Bananas .t
Large Package Citrus Powder
$1.00
39c
...20c
...15c
I So
$1.95
12.05
11.50
11.70
...85c
$1.49
...25c
... 68c
...23c
I7c
...25c
...25c
...25c
...25c
Cinlied soon with six tenuis nnd
each team will piny one gii.ito a
week. .
Kollowing the baseball meeting
the W. O. V. members were en
tertained with a reed and un Im
promptu sn.oker nnd boxing contest.
ItEAt. BJ.TATR THANHl'KltM
I. n. Cumhmso to O. K. yiwlMrK
trarl lp lu H It 1 1 W II ; Im lot a see
1 lp la R 11 W.
Clara II. H.rbroujh t lr la La4
Co trsrt lp so H It a W I22S.
K. W. Walker et ui to Jen .M. Jenaen
el ut S 4 of H Sec 20 ts 10 S It 2
G $10. .
U W. Ultra rt ux In lru Co. trsrt
In lp 20 8 It 3 W IISO.
V. n. Cooper et ttx to lne County
0.71 f re. tp SO 8 H 3 W 20.
Waller Prtee et ut to J. W. Mrrow
M Ut lot I blk 4. part of lot 0 tlk 4
Cole's 1st Sii4 Msrrala. slw trsct adj.
tf.
I. If. Tierce et n ts IUny Mr
tract la blk 13 Mulllxsa's ooo to Lane
Co 10.
Robert D. Hawley et xtx to shol Dlt.
No. in l.ot and 10 blk 3 llllksss'
sild Cremtell IOO.
Mstxl C Dorr to Jobs T. (tlTors
lot 4 blk 20 tlrlvertna siUl Rusvae aioO
J, 8. Lurky et US to Mauds H. Che
lot ft blk 4 Llull IvOckejr add Eugono
110.
ura of one-fifth of ono tvr rent thareof.
belns eominlMlon allowed, muat bs ds
povl.ed st tho Hoi ut sale, .huuoy .o !
returnvd It solo is not approved, u.hsr
slso (talent will luuo (or Hm timber,
whlrh inuvt bs removed within ten yeoro.
I.lils lll be received fntM Cl.lseus of h
lulled Htsles, aM-lstluna of sura el.
ens and eorperstlons orssnlted under
(he lisi or lbs t'n.led .m, or snr
tnte. .errl.rr or dlatr'l .hereof pole.
l'Pa pplicotlnn of qualified P'ir-
rlisaer, llio lintber on any esl sub
UKUlon will be ettered sepnrstel befure
being Included In any affsr of a Uraer
nlU T. II H., H. 1 W.. See. as. at:t
HU ki. IT IIMhi m, nrdnr 00 It , Duns ut
. - 1'iDor on mis trsrt to b sold for
leas tbsn fi to per at. for tho lir and
l0 per M. for Iho eedsr. T l B,
II. 7 W. See. S, HEH SKV,, fir. Ulna it.
not to b sold ftt leu tbsn .' Bo per M
t. an . it. a w.. see. at nru, swu,
( CEO M.. fir SO it,, ce.lsr SO M :
jV BWU plno !0 fir 4 it. ed.r
to it ; St. HK. pleo SM 14.. and
tir 30 M . ceder In U j NWU HKU,
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pine at . f.r aa at . ee.lr S M :
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bo pine and m. "."?
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The Centml Pnelflo Hallway ranpany
herebe Rlcea notlco that on lbs tied daf
of Msrvb. 1B2I. It nied with taa tnter
atat Commerce Comailsslaa si Wash
tniton. D. C . Its spplkatloa tor a cor
tificato authoritlna tho construction of
a Hue of rsllroad from a point near Osk
ridse, Ls.no Counljr, la Section 14. Towa
abip 21 South. Rnns-e 5 East. YV. at.. In
ssnerally southerly dlmctloa to a
point soar Kirk. Ktsmata County, la
Hection 30. Township 32 South, Hants 7
Kast. w. at., a dlstancsi of approfl-
mstaljr us miles, lyinf wbollr la lbs
State of Oregon.
CFVrilAI, PACIFIC nAIl.WAT
COMPANY. Rat. 4-7-a
fRssister Lana County Special)
COTTAGE OROVE, Ore., April
i. itaipn Hand, of this city, and
Ad Gustavo, of Portland, both
claimant or thn state middle
weight wrestling championship,
will meet in this r.ltv on ih nieh.
of April 28 for a finish match, the
winner to take all of the gate re
ceipts.
Hand' nnd Gustavo have mot
twice already. Hand defeated Gus
tavo at Gold Hill In their first
tangle nnd Gustavo defeated Hand
In this' city In their second mntch.
Hand getting a broken rib In th
final rail. Iloth matches wero at
catchwelghts, a circumstance
Somewhat to Gustavo's advantage.
but be agreed to make 166 pounds
for im matcn. . i
WpODMEN TEAM PLANNED
Committer named to oit-
; fJANIZB rYia MAHf'DAtI
, mite iwi- ms orKnnir.ntion or a
nnaelmll team. among the nicmhers
of the Eugene ramp of (lie Wood
men of Iho World wero taken tip
Inst evening at a meeting of the or
ganisation find a committee of five
was named to timing., further de
tail!, or thn, team plan, Archie nnd
Miull.y llolcnmn, who blnvod l,,al
year In the Upper Wlllnniettn Vnl-
ioy leag.i.i are neiiiiing tho commit
tee of organization. If n Tri,.ni
baseball leaguo is formed hero the
team will enter, If pot plans aro to
be mndn for entrance to the Twi
light league which, according to
present plans promoted, will bo or-
VOTICB Of OCARDIAN'R BAI.IS
In the Countr Court ot tho Htsto of
Oreson for lno County.
in tho mailer or too guardianship or
Msrss t-sns and Lsalla Una. lacota-
petents.
Notlco la bsrebr tlrea thst be vlrtua
of an order snd license ot sale Isaued In
the shoes entitled mailer on tho lflth da;
ot March. 1023. I shall, at tho office of
rotter, yoaier and Inunei. in tbo City of
ftutcne. Lano t'ountv. Oregon, on and
after ItHl 30th da of April. 1U2. at 10
o'clock In tho forenoon offer tor sals and
sell at prlrata sale all of lb Interests of
Marie Lane in and to the properly bare
Inafter described, for cash, to. wit:
IM a block 2 Pluo ftlver city. Oretoa.
according to the recorded plat thereof on
file and or record In the, offlco or lha
County Clerk of l.ano County, Oregoo,
liKXTEII 81'AtlKH.
rhjardiaa.
POTTKR. rORTRR AND IMMKIa
Attorneys for Ouardlaa, Kug.ns, Or,
tea. Bsc 1-ai-t
NOTICE Or 8AI.R OP OOVERNtlEMT
TIMIIER
OKVBRALLAND OpriCB
Washington. IV C. March 81, I82J.
Notlco Is hereby glren that subject tn
the conditions and limitations of lha
Act of Juno 0, 1U1U 3 HlaL, 21HI, and
tho lnstrucUons of the Secretary of the
Interior of Keptemher IB, 1017 I4S
L. D., 4471, tho timber on the following
lands will os sold Mar IS, 102.1, at 10
o'clock a. m . at publln auction at the
L'nited Utiles land nfflca at RoMburg.
Oregon, to tin highest bidder, at not
less thsn the appraised value as shown
by this not Ire, sale to ho subject tn the
approval or the Secretary of tha Interior.
The pure has pries, wna aa additional
Bhe
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