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Wrestler Wants Another Try
at Thye
"1 want It known In Kosrene Ihnt
I ,0111 comlnir down to win from
Ilnlph H1111U nojci Wednesday,"
write Frank Hum, tnfddlo west
cm tlllo rontomlor In th llpht
huavy wrestling clun. In a luiler
retelvi'il liy Hill lloilille. promoter
of the card nt the HeillK theatre.
'I iwnnt another chance to meet
Ted Thye. up here, and unless I put
Innd away, 1 won't tret It. 1 came,
out here from the ent to take the
coast title, and nothing Is solng to
top mo."
, Hand, who la worklnc out niKht ly
In Kuiione, feels much tho Mine
way about winning. "If Hums wins
from mo after hclnR beaten ty
Thyo, I can kiss my chances for
tho coast title good hye,M he Bald
last night. "Bo of course I'm not
going to let him win."
, Both men declare that there will
bo no stalling, since a loss will
mean the end of their coast careers.
Fportsmcn all over this part of tho
state are writing for reservations
for this card, says Bodelle. and
a. large following of fans is ex
pected to bo on hand next, Wed
nesday. ,Tho bout between Rohln Heed,
pride of O. A. C, and Ed Brown
also promises to be a close and
faat match. Tho two met onco be
fore, but since Brown accidentally
hurt Ills shoulder, the bout was
called off. Many followers of the
sport firmly believe that Brown
will not only hold tho Corvallis
boy, but actually has a good chance
to throw him. Keed recently took
the coast title in bis weight from
Jones at a fast meet in Albany, so
the title will actually be at stake
next Wednesday.
Tho card next Wednesday, with
two feature bouts, will be one of
the best of tho eeason. A coin will
be flipped to see which bout will
tco an hour and a half, and which
will go an hour, the promoter
states. A lively curtain raiser, which
will be put on. for action only, is
ejso promised.
GRID MEN TQBE GUESTS
klWAXIS CLVB IXVITES C. OP
O. , WARRIORS
Football men of the University
of Oregon, Including all lettermen.
will be guests of honor of the Ki
wanis club next Monday at the
regular noon luncheon, it was an
nounced last night.
S. M. Calkins, city attorney, has
been engaged as the speaker of
the day and will explain the meas
ures .that are to oome before the
voters at a special city election to
be held in the near future.
The musical program for the
meeting bad not been decided
upon last night, members of the
Kiwanls program committee said.
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TOURNEYS OPEN TODAY
PTOVHERS TO VIE IV TOIi-
"iy.x' Bi.L7"svnrn xg
Two events In which Pioneer
club members of the city will vie,
begin at the T. M. C. A. today.
First is the beginning of the
volley ball tournament in which
$3,068.80
GIVEN FREE
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S4S.tO more will t siTa wy u
follows:
Flrrt prise roro xoannf cmr.
Beila this plodld first prUa we axe
oln to v 17 otll pritos.
Reari-a- the flsorM In the above '
quare In anea a manner mat mej win i
count J each way (horlsonially ai
vertlcaltr) end send xxn jour aniwer to-;
sether with your name and address
neatly wrltun oo a iheat of paper and
it your aniwer 1 correct wa will at once
mall you a splndld illustrated prixe
lit deecrlblnr the prlaea and rtTlns full
Information and rules. - In case of ties
general appearance, neatness and hand
wrttlnr of entry will be considered fac
tors. If correct we will advise yon hy
return mall of a simple condition to ful
fill. Don't send any money. Too can
fea prise winner without speDdlnsT one
tfeot of your money.
Bend your answer act quickly.
The Northwest Poultry Juornal
' tlB SOUTH COMMERCIAL
Salens, Oreson
-reflected from
First National Bank
Since
the open door
of accommodation
tho Mohawks will compete with
the KiikImi. Tho rkiiia tnrtn
jirnm.uly at S o'clock linn after
lioon.
Tho nwtmmlntr competition nUo
opens In tho "V tank at 7::t0
o'clock thin oventuir. -Four lulic
havo ben offortnl uml the :lub
member have nnuouneod they will
ick. In addition to vluh merlin,
tho hiwh jmlnt m:ui of tho entire
context.
I'rixtm nre as follows: first, n
fountain pen; neomid, hii Kver
hnrp pencil; third mid fourth,
pocket knives.
ONE LETTERMAN BACK
KOM.WI) COI.KMAY Ol'T 1XHI
11K.II STHOOl.'ItOOt'S
Only one Ictterumn has returned
to the Kutrcno nlch ttchool for
basketlwll this year.
Uolland Coleman, captain of the
1 font ball team, Is the man.
Thor are several other pood men
belnp lined up for tho hoop mutid
Coach It, O. Hrown wild lam nlsht,
and it I hoped to turn out a unin
tet Ihnt will be a credit to the hijrh
school as wua vlhe football team
this year.
While no games havo been actu
ally sipned up for the season. Al
bany. CorvrtlH:". Salem and Koc
burg hac asked for dUte.
In the meantime practice in be
In jr held regularly and the pros
pective players are In training for
the garner that are to come.
Prospects For Season Arc
Poor, Says New Mentor
T.oule Anderson, veteran Oregon
football player and " quarterback
for the varsity team this year, has
been chosen as basketball coach
for the University hlch school, it
was announced last niKht.
In tho recent interclasa tourna
ment played between class teams
of the University hiph school the
sophomore team won by larpe
scores. The majority of tho men
out for the team are sophomores
which will build for better teams
later on.
Anderson is a major In the de
partment of physical education of
the university and Is taking his
senior work this year. The aspir
ants for the team turn out every
evening at 7:30 in tho men's cym-
nnsium. The Orepon stylo of play
now inucnt tne varsitv team by
Coach Hilly Relnhdrt will be used
by the new university high school
mentor. The complete schedule
for the team has not been ar
ranged and will be announced
later.
BASEBALL
IS FAVORED
ORDER
OF "O" VOTES
KEEP SPORT
A unanimous resolution to re
tain baseball at the university as
an intercollegiate sport was passed
by a meeting of the Order of the
"O at which 30 members of the
group were present. It was the
first indignation meeting in many
years and came as a result of the
agitation on the campus atrainst
the sport. This comes before
Professor H. C. Howe departs for
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checks the growth of the germs.
Creomulsion Is guaranteed satis
factory in the treatment of persist
ent coughs and colds, bronchial
asthma, bronchitis and other forms
of respiratory diseases, and is ex
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after colds or flu. Money refunded
if any cough or cold Is not relieved
after taking according to direc
tions. Ask your druggist. Creo
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the key to success
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BRINGING UP FATHER
WEL-U-I'O UK TO bCEl
TMIU HOO-SE. TONIGHT -
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POLLY AND HER
the Pacific coast conference meet-1
ini: nt which t.me the matter will
be brought up for consideration.
Student interest has been going
strung on the question but tho
student body as a whole is favor
able toward the keeping of base
ball on as a part of the athletic
program. Some adverse criticism
was voiced to the effect that it
coats more money than it was
worth.
STADIUM IS PROPOSED
M'll 1 ' l 1 - .V X I 1
PA Ji 7ZS LE-rsjso- v-
Et GESE REALTORS WOULD patron. C. II. Sedgwick; associate
KlTP r,Uw aV rfiiTc I "ron. Mrs. H. V. Muthcw; nc
KEEP GAMES ON -CAMPtS rtflttry. Mrs. tiraco Monro; treas-
'. 1 urer, Mrs. Anna Martin; comluc-
Eugene realtors favor the con-: tnt Mrrt ,,:iu,n UoWvv. 0MtlcUlo
struct on of a large stadium for , conductrew.. Mrs. K. D. Uicoy.
athletics on the Lniversuy of Ore- Mra, K K. i)vnt)Uxm, the present
gon campus. ! M1mron, surprised the company
Discussion favoring a project of with a tutMkcttul of popcorn unllw.
this kind was held nt a meeting of: Mr. and Mm. It. E. McUanlcl, Mrs.
the realty board held in the Os-'juhn ossman of Eugene; Mrs.
burn hotel at noon yesterday. The Gertrude Clark of Gh-ndalc and
topic wus brought up in connec-1 Mrs. It. 1!. Parsons of SpringfMd
tlon with reports that games be-'
twecn the University of Oregon
football team and other large col
leges of the Pacific coast might
have to be played in Portland.
There Is a movement on foot In
Portland to create a mammoth
athletic field there, it was recalled.
Mo3t of the local realty men held
to the belief that something should
be done to keep the games In Eu-
gone.
Discussion of the multiple listing
nureau operation, prospective mem
bers for the loard and plans for)
meetings next year was alio held.
ALABAMA COMING WEST
SOUTHERN CHAMPIONS
I'IjAY AT PASADENA
IIy Tho Associated I'rcM)
ATHENS. Gu., Dec. 4. Permis
sion has been grunted the Univer
sity of Alabama football team,
1 925 southern conference cham
pions, to play a Pacific coast elev
en at Pasadena, CaL, on New
Year's day.
I Lane County News
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(Continued from pae three)
ren with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Martin motored to Kale in for Sat
urday and Sunday.
Lost or Hofstetfer, who has been
agent at tiro depot here for some
time, has accepted a position in
the Southern Pacific ticket office
In Eugene. N P. Hardesty will
fill the vacancy here.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Arnold were
dinner guests at the Slebcrly home
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. 6. Edwards
motored to Mapleton on Sunday.
They were accompanied by Mr.
Clark und son. who have juwt ar
rived from Maine,
Mnhlo Smith went to Eugene
Wednesday,
C. A. Dyson has purchnsd the
Marcola barber shop from Forrest
Martin, Mr. and M'rs. Dys n nm
now occupying the ("huiehiil Ihuh:
across from tho Murctda hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Tnnn were In
Eugene on Wednesday.
WORD TELLS OF DEATH
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I sAvvi-:n Fi .vKHAr, wilt, nr.
IIJ'XI) I.V W;I,TOX
fRrrl.l.r Lnn. Conntjr Bp.r-lnl)
VKNKTA, Or.. Ijpp. 4. Word
wm rcplvcd Inst nlirlit hv RcH
Trout of Vi-nola, of (he death of
hln fatlier-ln-mw, K. Kawyer lit n
hnsplnil ni'ar Centralis.. Wimh..
iin Deeemlier 3. Tho funeral will
he Et Walton Hatunlny moinlntf,
nov. iir. uoouwm orricintln.
VF-NKTA PKKSONATS
fhiMitr I.nno County Hpuclnt)
VKNKTA. Ore.. Den. 4. T. O.
Crone of Oklahoma, brother of tho
proprietor of iho plnnfnff mill hero
nn. moved nis family to Voneta
where ho is employed In the jdun
inff mill.
MIhs dIHIo Kruso hns been con
fined to her homo by sickness fur
the past week.
Mrs. Chapman nnd Mlsd Vera
Vincent nro preparing for a Christ
mas cantata to bo fflvcn In tho
church ChrlHtmns eve. '
Thn woman's misslonnrv rlrclo
met with Mrs. Harvey on Thurn
dny. Ton ladlcrt were present.
There was a Rood prowram and
plennmit social time, nnd HKht ro
frewhinenUi were nerved.
Tho next meeting of (he m fusion
circle will bo hold nt tho nnrnon-
lage tho firut Thursday of tho year
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at v. hlch time a special rally of
alt Is planned.
EASTERN STAR MEETS
OFFICERS VUH COMIN'O VEAR
NAMED BY I.OIMiK
CUKSWKI.h. Oro.. Dee. 4. Tho
Eastern St:tr met in regular M'H
iion Thursday evening uml officers
Those ehom were: worthy ma-
Iron, Mrs. N K. Steele; worthy
nil members of the local chapter
were present.
CHKSW KLIi ii:nsoAi-s
(HKtr l.n t'uunty Hpclal)
CHfcWKI.U, Ore., Dec. 4. Heft
Thompson and his mother, Mi -a.
Klijui Thompson, went to Albany
Wednesday. They were called there
by the sudden death of Mrs.
Thompson's brother, Mr. Fox.
Mrs. Kdith Martin, teacher of
seventh and eighth grades at
tended the funeral of her uncle.
Dr. T. W. Harris Thursday after
noon. Mlrs Hullle Gates had
charKO of her room, as substitute
during her absence. Mrs. E. L.
Howo also attended the funeral.
Krnlo Everson of Eugene Is
spending a few days with his par
ents, Mr, nnd Mrs, fi. E. Everson.
E. K. Spencer of Eugene, prom
inent realtor, was up Thursday
with so mo prospects looking over
the vicinity.
Dr. W. E. Thompson took a
truck load of apples to portli.nd
Wednesday and returned Friday.
Dan Driscoll gnvo up his pta:c
as foreman-of the section at Cres
well for the position of traveling
representative of the united broth
erhood of maintenance of way em
ployes nnd railway shop laborers.
His headquarters will be at Cres
well nnd his territory extend from
Portland, Ore., to CJerber, Cal. Ho
went to Portland Thursday on
business connected with his poni
tion, 8. A. Rabin Is tho new foreman
of the section takinsr the placo of
Dan DrlccoH. Mr. Ilnbin comes
from the Halt Take division.
Elbert Pedo of Cottage Orovo
interviewed some of tho business
men of Cresvell Wednesday eve
ning discussing matters of mutual
Interest.
The Odd Fellow lodge hHd
initiatory work nt tblr regular
meeting Wednesday evening.
J. W. Hyett returned Wednes
day from a trip to California
wli'Tf he visit"! his daughter.
T. P. Jackson celebrated his
ft I if birthday Thursday.
The little infant ann of Mr. nnd
Mrr. Abo Van Prooyen lived only
a lew hours and was burled 'J'hurS'
di v afternoon In the Creswoll cem
etery, a rhort gravo-sldo service,
Uev. J. Ii. Stratford officiating. !
A. fichwertng, undertaker, ha
charge of the services.
GOSHEN PI P.SONATS
fiOSHEN, Ore., Dec. 4. Clint
Shelley has been ill with lagiippc
for several days.
Mr. and Mrs. A. CMMler at
tended the Orange vtf i r." sit li v
ing. Wednesday evnin .
Mrs. Pearl Copc-nhavcr of Port
land, spent tho wo . .-c. 1 with Mi'
nnd Mrs. P. D. Hoyd.
A. C. Mlllor has purchaRod r
Htromberg-CurlBton flve-tuho radio
net.
The church nnd the Orange
halt are both to hhvc ciectrlc lights
In tho near future.
The church social hold Thurs
day evening was wolP attended. X
short program consisting of mimic,
dialogues and talks was given.
After tho program tho women-- of
tho church servod cake and coffoo
to all present.
AVATTEKVIMJ; PKKNOXAI.S
fJlfKi'or rune r?otinty HimicIaI)
"WADTKltVIM-E, fic, Dec. 4-
Mr. and Mrs, VS. It. Bchwerlng
spent Tnani:sgiving at the A, W.
Bchwerlng homo In Crcswell,
Mr. and Mrs. Hnrtwell ' nnd
children of TUvorton, f)re., spent a
few days last week visiting friends
hero.
Mr. nnd Mm, EJison nnd child
ren have moved to California.
Charley Dcudmnnd and mother,
Mrs. Policy wore in Eugcno
Wednesday,
Mr, and Mrs, E, XI. Schworing
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I'onyrliilix llli.' bjr NrwtviMT I'l-uluro WrvliA Inc.
and family. Mr, Modoc a ml Char
ley titouii spoilt Sunday at the
Jc&to Ku.-itti h"iite.
V:n Caldwell and Intra K:Mr
spent two days li t week Mmiliik'
tiiemU and relumvii tn VoiicuUa.
Kenneth Jennings is slaying
with his aunt at l'orcua uud t
attending uchoul thero.
Mr. and Mrs. Philips ntul family
huvt moved to California.
Tho Woodmen of tho World had
their nloetbm of officers Saturday
evcnniK. Edmund Morris was
eletved council commander; Char
ley Deudmomt. advbnr; M. J.
Wen riii, clerk; Matt Emutick,
banker; I-Yed Webster, escort; Ar
thur Campbell, sentry, and Krarik
Ashley, n atch man.
Atiottt to ht cent of tho rivet
ing of stool on the Hendricks
hr.tlKe is don and the pouring of
concrete on the flmr will boghi
In a few days. If hitch water does
not prevent, the brldgo will be
finished by Christ ma.
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(Ri'Kialvr l.utio t'uunty HtcUI)
HECK, ore.. D.-c. 4. The brldRo
pang of the Southern Pacific mm
puny is stopping at Heck this week.
Tiu-y are renewing u niltroad
bridtre ,1uit nbove PctZi-n station.
Laid Wednesday, white Henry
Helgcrson was doing somo carpen
ter work on his houm, ho cut off
the end of his flncer.
Morris Heck returned homo with
his auto truck af:er spending three
days nt outside poinu. )
-Mm. wrover Hartley nnd child
ren, who has been viidtintf rein i
fi, ... I A t',...nH I i.lia '.. 1 . t 1
homo with her husband on
Wt-dnesdny's train. Mr. Hartley
met them In Kurene.
Mrs. Churl tM Dnvbl went to Eu
gene Friday morning by nil to to
spend the week-end wih ' Mr.
David, who Is working there.
lunao Nlespodatlnny, a friend of
John Pudnlk. who has been spend
ing a few days nt Marshfleld, re
turned to Puck Thursday on tho
noon train.
FH W'KMN PE!tMN
KfKltir t.nnft ?URiy HpfUl)
FHANKI.I.N', Ore., Dec. 4. The
social given by tho Finn kiln
school Friday evening was well tit
tended and ojilto a pleasant tiff air.
Rev. Mr. Drahnarn and Mrs.
Kr.rhnain v.-ent to Varnell Hun-luy.
J. E. MHMorn and Itev. Mr.
llrnhnum went on n fishing trip to
Trliinwlo bike Monday.
Maude Y ung was in Junction
City Saturday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. H. T. Smith were
Eugcno visitors Saturday,
Mrs. H. H. Cook had tho mis
fortune to fall on the pavement
whilo In Junction fiy, spraining
her hip quite kc verily.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Richardson
were In Junction City Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kanklns nnd
daughter Julia of Eugene und Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Miller and children
of Portland, wero visitors at thn
ft. W. Panlclus home Thursday
and Friday,
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Crover Mack Thanksgiving day
wrro Mrs. Wood in ami family and
Mr. and Mth. Fcrgu'Hon.
Thanksgiving day, Mr. and Mrs,
TT. P. Cook entertained Hv. Mr.
Urahnnm nnd Mis. Prahnam nnd
Mr. and Mm. ivie Akerson.
Mr. nnd Mrs. If. T. Hmlth nnd
O. Jt. Crone and family wero din
ner guests Thursday at the homo
of Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Pulley of
Jasper.
At tho Tiob Cox homo for din
ner Thursday were Mr. and Mrs.
Willlum Cox and daughter. Opal,
T. Jacobaon, Carl and Hada Jac
obson, Chester Prf.no nn 1 family were
at T. C. Hryniit's Hutiday.
If. T. Hmlth was quite pleasant,
ly iiurprJHod Tuosiluy when bin
brother Jim, whom he had not
reon for 15 years, dropped in for a
vlnlt. He was ncrompntiied by his
son Frank und wife of flunta
Clara.
Huperlnlendent E. ,T. Mrmrn vis
ited Frnnltlln am! Hed Oak scliools
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tra Itlchardson
npent Thanksgiving nt Klmlra with
Mr. nnd Vn, .T. A. Itlchardson.
Mrs. Woodln nnd daughter
Vloln left Huturday fur a visit with
relatives tn Wisconsin.
H. H, Newell of Portland wns In
this vicinity Thursday In the inlqr
rst of tho llankfirs Dif Insurance
of Lincoln. Neb.
3tobert Mniinn of Atvndorn was
nt Ed Young's Wednojiday aftcr
nonn. Thelma nnd Ollvo Kullek, who
nro attending school In Portland,
wero homo last week-end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. T. Smith visited
Mrs. Cook Thursday nflernoon.
Thnro will bo no Sunday school
at tho Methodist church Sutiday,
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the sixth, nu nceotntt of Sunday
ehoo CiMeU!tt nt Veneta.
Volna Itryaiit bus brrn 111, but
tvu ubio to n:trid school Thutn
d Mr, uud Mrs. J. A Ub hardiou
nt. j.imira wera In thli
few days ago.
vicinity
Head ((Agister Classified A1.
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Here are choice meats at prices you will appreciate.
Morning shopping is best for you and for us. Try it
and avoid the rush.
QUALITY AND SERVICE COUNT
Beef Roasts
lb. 12c
Fancy Pork Roasts
lb. 20c
Boiling Meat
lb. 10c
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Telephones 38 and
During This Week-End
Sale Only!
In addition to our used cars being priced $50.00, onfnavffg
less than in any other Willamette valley city: We11IlgJVeving
lutely Free to every purchaser of a used car, one of the ro
useful accessories s
S. &. M. Roadlight .
Locking Bar Cap & Motormeter
Automatic. Wind&hield Wiper
These cars are not wrecks. See them and satisfy yourself.
Chevrolet Dealer
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WlllutiieUo Vault ItubtM-tl
SAl.KM. in.. Iee, 4. About
flit in rah and check amount
ing to several hundred dollar
tn ur wr stittttn from tho . ( i
Jttiuotto unlvernlty vault In tho see. ft
Iflary's offlrn latit liltilit. The u t tr
of tho atilt wue furct-d with n w
crowUtr that was found In titt-.ttu'k l..ui,..i i i(r t4 Hh
Mitltimg loin lliorittnif. t.mu r t. ui K Rhuttrd.
Packs
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Hamburger
lb. 16c
No. 5 Lard
$1.1X1
No. 10 Lard
$1.90
675 Willamette St.
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Safety Stop Signal
Spare Tire Lock and CJ
Walnut Oversize Steerms
Wheel.
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