Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, December 16, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text' SIX MORNINC REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., WEDNESDAY, DEC. 16, 1925 T FOR BASKETBALL WORK First Practice of Year Is Held at Cottage Grove fRrittfttrr Innn Cminiy RptvUI) roTTACl I'i (IHO V K, Ore, IB. One of tin linnet ttiriumtH of Btixlvntu for himkotlmU practice In the hiKtory of Cottage t.rovo hi tih nohonl, vn tlw plonsunt kIhM tlmt uroptrd i'onoh "I'op" Orn ti nts when ho Mow the whistle for the opening practice of the your liiat nlKht in the IUkI. tchonl gym naKium. Acror-IInK to Grnnnin, who Is also principal of the high school, the prospects lor u wtnninic team are very bright this season, as all of the Icttermen of lat year are The Greater Guilt! iHlnp? new mntoiiut hwn shown ... The innr-virimi luisketlmll series whs finish. pint ntkht. with the Hoplimnoro!! wtiuihiK the cham ptoitHhip, iu to a default by the freshmen. Mix khhc were played In nil, with the final tumlltitf Klv Iiik the mtphoiuorett the OrM place mid w n i i in (wmo ml. the f re h -men Mini juniors runkhiK In the oitler numcil. The date of the first giune to be pliiyvil hat not been set yet. ac cortlinK' to the coach. The school team will he put throiiKh a hard t ruining before the firwt contest. The complete imskethall schedule is j ml yet made out, but it is known that ten games will be played during the year, and in clude such high schools as, Al bany, Springfield, Hoseburg, Cor vallis and Kugene, BRINGING UP FATHER Hi'tttaH'rwl V. B. Vntoiil OffU MOTORCYCLE RUN HELD COTTAISK (ilJOVK UHlKltS HOLD 100-MI1.K CONTKST The plea of Ignorance U no ex cuse in law. Nor does Ignorance ave the wrong-doer who is striv ing in the battle of life. The sor- (ow, the shame.the untold misery hat human beings suffer as a pen alty for ignorance is appalling especially when clean, whole some knowledge about life ttr now so easy to obtain. In publishing True Story Mag azine, Bernarc Klacfadden has fniinJ m vrrovr drixf Knmm fVi Sa. S TRUTH about life as no other 3j metnoa could do. The reader of True Story has only to read the stories of the men and women who bare their own lives In this amazing publi cation, to learn how frightful Is the price paid by the weak, the erring, the foolish, the unin formed. Whether you are young or old,you cannot afford to miss the 18 soul-stirring features in January True Story. TrueStorv I At oil neussftmds 254 (Rrnfutrr Tn4 1'i.ttnty Special) COTTAOK C.UOVE. Or.'., Ore. ruling a Jiiirley-ln,VHt8on ainKlo; I rUUiif,- a Harly.luvUlsoa bJukIo; i i.'haiu oy Overton, riding a Hurley '. liuvidson with citlo cur, nml Antiol i Hawkins, riillnc nn Imllnn Seoul, i nil finished with a perfect score In the 100-mile contest held by the Oilnpooya Tribe Motorcycle club ot Cot taste Drove liwt Sundiiy. Orbro rurcell on u Hiirley-Uiivldaon fin ished second and Clayton Krsklno also on a Hurley-nuvUlson, fin ished third. Of the eluht who en tered the contest only five com pleted the run. The route of the contest was from Cottage Grove over the old north road to I.orane then from Lorane to Cottajre Grove over the old south road. This run was pone over twice. Neither of tho roads over which the run was routed is now "in use. There were also three lnps made east of Cottage Grove through the Delicht valley. I HOPE OOML FCEUIN' WELL Hit. EvEisw IT Ui ?- a Int i Feature Scrivicc. Ic CrV H..I.H. .... tr:T IMK Hk ,oUR COAT' S Idnooy- ilu hnnq t i ip i jft-Vyvr.tT KcmT ch in. I Affv 1 10 Ol I V-ifi wr Coirlglit, llll, liiuinutlloiial News rV1 1HIISG I 2 S .-'J 1 1 Lrr dfclxL. .''.::'. POLLY AND HER PALS LcctnCi I JPI I A AMI fl'V DA'taw 1 DEMPSEY BOUT EXPECTED fttzsi.hmoxs stiix iiki.d to euS'lROI. OCXTKST Fisk Tires Unsurpassed in Quality Unsurpassed in Prices Un surpassed in Mileage Na tionally Advertised : 30x3 H Fabric Tires ...'.S8.S5 30x3 H Cord Tirea S10.30 30x3 U Oversize Cords . .$l.5o 31x4 Oversize Cords ..$18. "5 32x4 Oversize Cords . .821.50 33x4 Oversize Cords ..f 22.60, BAIXOONS 29x4.40 S. SI $19.95 TUBES 30x3 Regular $2.25 EXTRA SPECIAI. 30x354 Volunteer Cord ...8.55 T. N. Dunbar Co. 34 Ninth Are., West (Br Th Associated rrtsi) SOUTH BEND. 1ml.. Dec. 15. That Floyd Fitxsitnmons and tho South Bend syndicate backlnff him still control the Jack Dempsey Harry Wills fiiiht and that it will be held next summer were the pos itive assertions today of Judge O. A. FarabauKh. a member of the financing proup. FarahaUKh doubted if the con test will bo. held In Indlann, even though Andrew- M. WeisberK. hotel man and head of the syndicate, as serted there was no slate law bar ring the contest from this smte. Any other site has not been seri ously considered. Farabauph said. J pen "T-ifr IS rlSll UK I GOODA COIDT ID1 ft. oy tx; tHipjrrlght 1943 by Newspaper Feature Service, lua, MMM TWl 0.01 Sit I 0 y,MMM iwlii & 5PtlJ COBURG LOSES CONTEST MOHAWK VMOX HIOH WIXS UASKETBAIXi UASLE Tlmelr Advice -' - From One Wbo Knows BrookITi. Mrs. F. G. Marquart rites: 'Having been . Jroubled with Indigestion for several months, my a rug gist advised me to try Carter's Little Liver Pills. He said they are good for a hundred dif- t . ferent ailments, if people only knew the value of them. I can safely say that since I am taking them, and only one each night, I am ab solutely relieved from Indigestion, and can eat most everything that I omitted before. This may help other sufferers." - Carter's Little Liver Pills are a purely vegetable laxative, they physic the bowels in a gentle man ner, free from pain and unpleasant after effects. All druggists, 25c (RfKtster lM9 County Special) WEN1M.ING. Or.. Doc. 15. Tho ( small, scrappy Coburff hlii nchuol basketball team lost tho second Kame of its aeuson to tia Mohawk union high school tt .n i tho Four-L hall, at Wentilinff, l-'rlilay night, by a score of 25-10. A hlKh degree ot sportsmanship wa? shown by both teams throughout the tilt and after the frame a lunch was pi von to the members of tho two teams. The frame eemed queer to the viewpoint of the spectators, because of the vast difference In the size of tho two teams. The Co burg high school team also lost to the Mohawk second team. The score was 9-13. Through out the came the score waa very 1 close, but In the last quarter tho j M areola' team forged ahead and dpeared two more liaskpts. and finished the gamo four points In the lead. Lineup of the two teama: Mohawk Coburg W. Wickfl .rf - Cole rrow ; If Fletcher Johnson - c Winn Taylor r Johns jApplegate rg. Harrington I Heferee; Ben Davidson, Spring-field. the valley athletic association such n officials und amounts to tm paid them, and matters that will bo taken up at tho meeting of tho state association in Portland, De cember 29, 30 and 31, will also be taken up. NEW RULES EXPECTED IMlOFKKSICMiAli FOtrTHAMj IH OI'I'OSKI) IIY N. C. A. A. ' Who Made the Appraisal? Your property insured for 90 VeJuation. Your LIFE? What percentage of valuation? And who makes the appraisal? WHY DELAY? And why continue under-insured. Many a widow and orphan is living today without even the necessities because "Dad" wait ed to "Think It Over." "T-.Bill Baskerville--EXPLAIN District Manager The Check ' V Gets There . from First Phone 482 "WE WRITE 'EM RIGHT" 557 Willamette HOOP GAMES SCHEDULED SPJUXGFIEfM, KOSFJiritG ARB FIRST OX LIST Springfield high school hoop sters will be the-flrst quintet to race the Eugene high school team this year, it was announced yes terday with tho completion of the schedule for the year. I The SpKngfleld game will ho ( played here January 6.. January : 15. Hoseburg will como to EuKene ! and on January 22 the local will J Journey to Corvalllti. Tho fourth i game In January, will he on tho 29th. with .Salem at Salem. Four game-will be played in February as folio wh:. February 5, i Albany at Eugene; February 12. uorvauiH at bugene; February l. University high school in tho Eu gene high school building; Feb ruary 19, Halem In Eugene. March 2 the return game with the University high school will bo played and March 5 tho local five will go to Albany. There Is ono open date, that of February 26. NEW YORK, Dec. 15. Agita tion to combat tho 4endnrles to over emphasize antl profomtlonal lxo fotitball may take concrete form when the National Collegiate Athletic niuioclatlon. representative of colleges and universities In nil parts of tho country, holds lia 20th annual conference hero De comber 30. Listing tho signing of college undergraduates by prof ess tonal football teams and the banqueting of its all-American eleven by the New York Sun. as examples of de velopments which Jeopardise the , intercollegiate game, tno associa-, tlon's executives provide five rem edies to meot the existing sltUa tion. t - These remedies, embodied In ft tentative resolution forwarded to members of tho X. C. A. A. In an announcement signed by President Palmer E. Plerco and Secretary Frank W. Nicholson, would com bat professionalism by (1) limit ing pre-season trnlnng; (2) limit ing tho number of IntcrcolIcKlaic contests; 3) limiting tho number of games played In other than college stadia; (4) nhollshlng the so-called athletic scholarships and Improper proselyting, and (6) en couraging intra-mural games. SERVICE ATHLETIC MEETING SOON locaej scnooi, officials . to ATTEND 8KSSION Five local school officials will attend th meeting of the "Wil lamette valley athletic association in Albany Katurdny when high school football schedules for 1'J26 will be made. up. Those going from here are Tt. fl. Brown, coach i P. E. hrJioiiMon, principal; and Fred Chess, of the Eugene high school faculty; David John Jones, superintendent of school and Itov. t reieruk O. Jennings, member of the board of edurntion. Other matters of Importance to MEDFORD REJECTS BID ECGEXE IIIUH QllN'TfTT SEEKS MORE OAME8 Medford high school cannot nc citpt tho offer of a basketball game with Eugeno high school for any ditto approaching February 26, It wax learned last night, when local high school authorities received word from tho southern Oregon city. As a consequence the local quin tet may take a three-day jaunt to Marshflcld and Coqulllo, ac cording to Fred Chess, of tho high school faculty, ' Tn all trips of the basketball team, with tho exception of the proponed Journey to tho Coos bay country, the members will iravol over the Oregon Electric, It was reported. LAHOOD .WINS DECISION MirKKN.ii-; takks honors FKOM r-OHBETT This Institution is nearing the ' completion of 42 years of helpful service to this Community. An account with the ' First National Bank Since 1883 will acquaint you with real service. Winter Garden RACING TOURNAMENT SKATING RACES EVERY. EVENING Each nlglil's winner to com. Hto for grand cnMi rfze Suttir day evening, DcvcMnltvr HHIi, There will be a ladies9 race proceeding ' the mcn' final race Satur day evening. Tlr Tho Annotated Prs HBATTLK. Wash., Dec. 15. P'xJe I .n hood, Kutte, Mont,, won a decision tontgnt over unucK Heii ni'iii, I'nrilnml bantamweight In tht s.x-round main event of a -local boxing card, ' "Wild Hill" McKenxlo of Seat tle and formerly of Canada, heavyweight won In a technical knockout over Hob f'orbott, Vakl ma. Wash., in the third round, of a scheduled Hlx-rt)und seml-wmd-up. Tho gong saved Corbett from a knockout in tho second. AT TIIM TIirATRKH TOPIT Rn Clmi dart I'otfi Nisrl In 'Plowr of .thn Night," nn orJKlnsJ ;rtwn mnry, wrltlitn estpeflnlly titr th vlvauilous l'nl.i by JiiMpb Hftrsiilifimr, nnri roplnto with slovins roinnnre, flnry dramn. and rti'llnnt jett JngM, with a t:npnbln tat of ttiirportlnir Dtrim; Clirlfitle romndr. "My wetf," a HrntKllnsvlnh fun et: Kino KTatn New Kvnit Dorothy Wymsn, nmid o' melody, , In musical nrcompanl uvnt on h ontun.' - ., . Comlns Marry Cary In "Th Man From Herl (luh; "Kvn'm Lovor," with Irr-ntf Rkli. It "ft Lylvll and Clara How; Normnn Krry and Virginia Vnlll In "The Prlre rf tlmiore;" Montt lllue In "ltnRHn'a Alley," with Pntity Ruth Mli lr, Ucn Turpiti and 1oiiIm Faxanda . a ... McDonald Third dnys "Quo Vndln," Willi Bmll JnnntnR nnd a lnr cnt tn n flnRrnnt drama of . vivid contrail. rompollinir In I to nwinp1ng, flnry action Fnnitiititt in ItB inndar romannn, a nnw Hlrnt National plfturo npflr-inli Knllx comdy, "Kata la Wait; MoPonhld Now- l-ivnntttt FrnnK I. c. AlnXnndaf In a annrlnl "Quo. Vadla" mualfal arora nn tlm oricnn, .... Coming Harold Bill WrljliVi "A Bon , WILD-. 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Olah and Ronalil Cullman tnncnlfloantly hnniltlful Mrrlnir Inla of lova, Irnnoh. ry, piracy In lha .damorous rlaya that wrra Ilia glory of ar.cli.nt floranoa In llnly, nn A, arala.of Itntiraaalva propor tional aplatiniil nitiatoal ennra by Oharlna " uravin. ' i ( Cmlni-Chrls 'Buok". ,.. ;ona la f."Iiasybonna;M 'Kanttinky PrMa:' T.on i nniian". nnmuna ijowo, aims iiuoanai Prank Kponnn In 'iKnilt f.ynimi" .liirkin r'nnvan In "tlld f'lnthaa;". I'Tlia Anrlrnt Hnrlnari" rnnrarl Nail anil Paulina Biark In "Hun Hp;" "Tha Mlilahliminn." aliirrlnx llnnton Nnvnrrni Knlh anil Iilll (mart ahowli Hnbart II, Mnnlnll and company (rnnn allow), ' . -i . . v . Ricliulvo lindlcn' llnlr CiittlnR H. 1. Ilnnnn with B. IMpor Del). Huirano. Hotol BoKuty Shop, tot morly with Molr nnd lCrnnlr ii-ao-tf O. 8, F. Hlokox, piano tunr. Plion ltal-J, r Miti mu.io HoH. , ii.g.u Rspnrt Clmnlnu nnri PrraninK Bulla mnrio to innnaura, Terniinn! Clciinors, ,1'lions 1860, . , 1 1.11.1 mo. rNPtinm with hioniit TnoMi HOTEL ASTOD 8ni1 A Illll Ion Armpi T Every Room hai Private Toilet I . 80 nmhs ' Now, Modern Clout to Hhoppln Dlatrlct and Thnatrni Free Garage Tariff from 1.50 JLSM 1 II 1 a- Vk7i sv. ... 0 ... By Cliff Ste J SltET. JIS dny mid Hniurday als t,4l.l 11 in. n 1