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COUNTY HOOP SCHEDULE
Three Teams Win In Con-
tests Played Here
Tho I.nne county basketball
Ikhkuo opened her last night Willi
throe comes played, lu n hit"
onnlcst the speedy Hounds defeat
ed Wemlling S lo 31 on the V.
M. C. A. Rymnaslum Hour. In the
two games played at h armory.
th Comets downed Hi A. Habbs
five to and. Camjimiy . "C"
beat Hit li t:l school gym tram
8 to is.
Thus tho annual county league
gets under way for what l ex
pected to bo u close race for title
liiililm Tin' teams have boon put
ting in some hard training and sre
primed to go Ibo entire Benson.
The showings last night mado by
the three winning teams brought
out thin fact. -
The Wcndllng-Hounds game was
close throughout with the Hounds
pulIhiK Into the lead In the final
quarter. K. Johnson. with SI
liolnts. led the Hounds In aoorinit
but was followed oloae by .Wick
of Wenitlinc who made 15. '
Company "C" proved too much
for the h!Kh nohool cym team nml
the attack led by Van Duyn anil
Koaglan with 14 and 11 polnta
pave It the needed lead. Ruben
ateln with s and ituey witn 4 icu
the scoring combination of the
urertoer irvm sauad.
The Comets showed a scorlnft
attack which the Babber could
not fathom and shoved and tapped
In enounh counters to give them a
one-aided victory. The first half
was all In favor of the flying Com
ets and ended 20 to 0. However.
IM Babbers showed a splurge in
the final half and made point.
The playlnK was fast an 1 clean
nnd the fans were given a good
show. One time the clever Skeet"
Manerud. playing forward for
Babb's dribbled the emirs lensth
of the floor to drop in a basket.
"Happy" Murray was trie scoring
ace of the evening ami dropped
through 11 points for the Comets.
Landrem and "Brick" Taylor gave
him a close race, each gaining 8.
Cash with 4 and Manerud with 3
were the scorers for the Babb
team. .
IN ran CONTEST
Los Angeles Man Wins From
Lew Perfetti ;.
(Br The Associated Preu)
NEW YORK, Dec. 23. Fidel
Iabarba of Los AnpeJes, new fly--weight
champion, marked hia fjrst
appearance in an eastern ring to
night by scoring nn impressive
triumph over Lew Perfetti of New
York. Labarba was awarded a
juriKea' decision In tho six-round
Ht'ini-rtiml to n IIkM hoavywomht
flKht between Mike McTIkuc nnd
'r-KT Fiwwvrn, vfi'HturinK a I'brlHt
nuiH fund show in Mudison tiquuio
litrdun.
l.ul'Uitui wtMit to the cauvus In
the f rst round under n U(t hook,
but ho wnM off balancu when
struck and jumped to his fvet
for a count was ien. lVrfettt's
jabs ndd hooks had him in troultlo
sKtt n in ti Hoeoiid, but trom Hunt
on he curried (ho ncht to the
New Yorker and had him coverthK
and holdihtf midi'i- a furious at
tuck in the lul two rounds. 1m
barba welKhed 114 and IVrtetlt
116. '
Krnle Jarvis. flywe'.nht cltam
pion of KuKiand. tonlut boxed a
fust draw with lsy Schwarta of
New York In the flrt of three
ten-round bouts. It was their sec
ond - meeting in two weeks,
iM-liwurta havluK won tho first
ftirht by a Judges decision. -
Gcorco Oodfroy, 222-ptmud no
irru hoavyweilu challeuKer of
liprvUle. outpointed Martin
liurke tf New Orleans, in a second
lun-rtuud km, but fulltnl to Impress
a crowd of 15.000 by hts triumph.
Hurke, weiuhinK only 171 H
puunds and fihtuig purely on tho
defensive, escaped the 1 knockout,
which had been anticipated by the
throntf, and the Invffectlve efforts
of the two men were booed
throughout.
FOOT
Boys1 Departments to Have
Afternoon Classes
Vacation schedules of the boys'
physical department of tho Y. M.
O. A. were announced last night
by E. E. Holdeman, director.
All men's classes will be held at
the usual times. Boys classes will
be advanced from periods between
4 and 8 p. m. to other hours lu
the afternoon until after the
Christmas holidays.
Following fs the order:
Monday Junior B, 3 p. m.; In
termediate, 3 p. in.
Tuesday Junior A. 2 p. m.; pre
paratory swimming. 2:30 p. m.;
Intermediates. 3 p. m.
Wednesdays All leaders' basket
ball. 4 p. m.
Thursday Junior B, 3 p. m.;
Intermediate, 3 p. m.; Junior A,
4 p. m.
Friday Special features only.
Saturday Preparatory class,
9:43 a. m. Pioneer athletics, 3 p. m.
Jacobs Defeats llarnott
The preliminary bout on the
AV.nter Garden card held Tues
day evening resulted! in a techni
cal knockout for Bay Jacobs over
Holt Barnett. both of Eugone, In
the third round of a ' scheduled
four-round bout. It was stated
yesterday that tho bout ended in a
draw which was Incorrect. Jacobs
knocked Barnett into the ropes in
the third round for the count of
rine. Bametfs oecotuta threw In
a, towel after the round was over
FAST WRESTLING BOUTS
Ralph Hand to Grapple With
Bob Kruse In Event
A Brvat holiday wrestling card has
1 u Kchi'dillctl for the IMtig
theatre. lecembor 30. with Bnlph .
I land of Kuttt'Mu mutched aimiimt I
the clever Bobby Krue of Port- J
land In a possiblo two-hour main
event.
A semt-wlndup between "Wild '
Tat' ,lVt of Kmulfport and Toil ;
Brown of CblcnKo will also appear i
as will a surprise curtain . raiser, '.
according to the announcement of
the managers.
Ka)'h lluud. well known at t'ot- i
taKe 1 row. Is credited as being ono
of the best punishing mat artists.
However, reports from Portland j
are that Bobby Kruso will be the !
hardest man Hand has tackled re- t
cntly. Krusv has been working
out with a vengoanco lately and is
filled with the desire to overcome
the Eugene favorite.
The men nppear almost equal in
ability as both have years of ex
perience In pinning opponents to
the canvas. This has given both
a world of knowledxo in grappling
and numerous surprises are anti
cipated. Kruso la llstod as nn
American champion with Hand as
a challenger for his title.
"Wild Cat" Pto is another
wrestler of local districts who has
gaVnered quite a record for him
self. He threw his opponent quick
ly in a bout staged In OakridKO
recently. His opponent is another
fast going man nnd this bout Is
expected to rise to tho high calibre
of the proposed card.
The curtain raiser Is heralded
as a big surprise event. Tho crap
piers are as yet unlisted In so far
as announcement Is concerned, but
will be be a humdinger, accord
ing to reports of the managers.
Wrestling fans are promised
more matches to be held during
the coming year as the sport Is j
coming to the front In this city.
McTIGUE GETS DECISION
rORMEK CILVMPIOX UKFKATS
ATLANTA XK(.HO
ISLTIE WITH HENHY TROMP
Tiy Th Associated Trass)
NEW YOUK. Dec. 23. Mike
McTigue. former world's light
heavyweight champion. tonight
won a judges' decision over the
Atlanta negro. Tiger Flowers, In a
furiously fought ten-round fight
at Mndlson Square Garden, the
feature contest of a Christmas
fund boxlnir show.
Discarding his cuntornary de
fensive style to trade punches with
the southern fighter In every
round McTIruo met the vigorous
assault of his foe with solid rights
to the body nnd head. Flowers re
plied with terrific houks which
severs! Hmes turned McTlguo
around. They fought toe to toe.
throughout and at the conclusion
hones "wore m'ngted with shouts
of approval over the verdict. Mc
Ttm we'EheJ JTl4 and Flowers
165.
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"The boar's head in hand bear I
"BedecVd with bays and rosemary;
"Rejoicey my maiters, ' and " bo ' merry . . J
- ' '' ' Old English Rhyme.
Take advantage of the Special Round Trip xcur
lion Faf offered by the
OREGON ELECTRIC R Y.
15.10 Portland and Return
Salem, $3.10 Seattle, $15.00
Albany, $2.10 Corvallis, $1.80
Spokane, $25.35 Astoria, $9.10
Ticket on sale Dec 16, 17, 18, 19, 22, 23, 24, 30 and 31st
Return limit January 5th
Reduced fares between other O. E. Ry. points.
ASK FOR FUimiEIt PARTICULARS
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; GAMBLER'S LUCK TURNS
fi:ikvt IMV HOSPITU. DUX
OF NT TM FOttSKr.Y
XFW vert". Vc 2. S'!ch-
1m .rtv. ,' who
its rput"d f h-v w-n 10i
i a the Nev OrVr rn' i 'rir'; 'ri
I BooseveJt hof:n'trl t r.'h wbr"
j ht e5rnon v." e bCn-r hv a
, bonkmnker fr end Mr hits hn
J ;11 with pnMTnni' frr t niontii
jnnd phyir!fln hiv w.tral tirno
despaired of h'n life ,
I Forse'y went to New n-lans In
t 19?S with a mil of monev nnd 20 .
1 yonrV race trnck experience. If
'12 hnr.ces ran Forslv would cover,
bets on 11. The 12th horse inar
lably won. When the season was
; over he offered to charter a spe
jc'al car to bring back to Broadway
1 the persons who had lost money, to '
'him.
i Last season his luck continued
, for awhile nnd he became known
1 as "the mrtn who couldn't bet
I wrontr.' He followed the horses
j to Maryland where his luck
turned. The pari mutuel ma
I chines there ground big slices
! from his bank roll. At Chicago he
j lost more money. Then he came
'back to Broadway virtually broke.
, A month ago he was In a Broad
Iway hotel sink and without a dol-;
liar. His wife's jewelry paid his
nospuai 0:11 ror a tew days and
then the bookmaker took over his
account.
FloT Bsar fM
the
Holiday Greeting
Because of the hurry and rush at this busy time we are
giving special attention to telephone prders. This saves
you time and you can depend on any selection we make
(or you, If you cannot come to our store. Flowering
plants FRESH FROM OUR GREENHOUSES and ap
propriately decorated, make wonderful Yulctide Greetings.
Because of the fine weather red and other carnations arc
more plentiful this year and of fine quality.
For that "Sweetheart ,of Yours" a box of roses or violets
will hit the right place. For the boy or girl two gold fish
in bowl with castle, moss and package of food makes a
fine gift at $1.50 each. Likewise for the invalid.
The University Florist
Store and Greenhouses
598 Thirteenth Ave., East , Telephone 654
PROGRAMS ARE RELAYED
SEVEN' STATIONS SEND OUT
SAME PROGRAM
LOS ANGELES. Cal., Doc. 23.
Transcontinental re-broadcasting of
a radio program was accomplished
for the first time last nlsht by
seven stations located at strategic
points throughout the country.
In addition to bclntr heard na
tionally, the program was relayed
on short wave length to Europe
and to Australia, covering an area,
according to radio technicians, hero
In which It might havo been heard
by an audience of between six
million and seven million persons.
The program originated at sta
tion KFI of this city. It was picked
up by KOA, Denver, and relayed .
to five other stations In tho east
nnd mlddlcwest KFKX, Hastings, j
en.; ww;, uavenpon. ja.; wijy,
Schenectady. N. Y.; KNA, Shen
andoah, Iowa, and WIIAY, Troy,
N. Y.
All hIx of the relay stations wore
heard in various parts of Califor
nia, according to culls received
from radio fans by KFL
In one Instance, a Los Angeles
to five-other stations In the East
nnd Mlddlcwest KFKX, Hastings,
speaker to the mouthpiece of a
telephone, enabled the announcer
at Kt'I to hear his own voice ro
turninK from tho East,
TAMPA PLANS BULLFIGHT
SPANISH MATADOIl :OMINO
Eon KximiiTiosr -
TAMPA, Kla., iJec, 25. llnlpli
Qomoz, "Oallo" said lo bo pre
mier inntailor of Spain, has been
engaged by the Cuban nnd Ron I tl
Amer'nan clubs of Tampa to fucn
the shaggiest and wildest bulls
that can bo brought hero on New
Year's day, offerings of tho two
Lai In American clubs announced
today, i
Twonty-sovon bulls hqvo beqn
BETTER GIFTS
ON CREDIT
LARAWAY'S
BUY NOW
PAY NEXT YEAR
Making It Easy To Give Gifts That Last
Only one more shopping tiny then .Christmus. L'nnvwny is ready for the final rush". I lore you cant
diamonds, diamond jewelry, watches, clocks, silverware, gold and silver novelties and hundreds of other D'f
today and pay for them next year. Packages carefully prepared for giving. Storq open tonight.
Give Laraway Diamonds
ft
Gift Diamond
Gift Diamond
50
$75
Hero Is A low-priced (J In in ond
(hut muke un rxcollont
OhrUtmus Olft. Hliio-wlili-i
Kems of Brunt lieu my set lu
Uuinty whito-guld mountlnta.
PAY NFXT YKMt
HtiniUotnrly mount id tiluo
whlt Uluinund lu linmt
Itlrrcvd wliittt-Kuld immnt
iiiKK. Kitt-h avn lu a liKfer
rtit stylu nottlnji. A wondrr
tul Klft vuluf.
PAY XKXT YKAU
When you give a gift of a good wrist watch, you give
a gift that is both ornamental and of practical use. Every
watch wo sell is fully guaranteed
gMMlll!Hj,V
Gift Special
$30
Gift Special
PAINTY IlEtTANCI'LAK
A gift of a wrist watch shows
discrimination. IS -Jewel
guaranteed Imported movo
ment In a striking white
gold filled engraved, rect
angular case.
PAY NEXT YEA It
$40
EXQl'ISITK OVAL
One of tho butler Kruilo
wnti'ho at a fi-uturo lUfl
price! IG-jcw.fl movt'inent lu
a white. gutd case. Eugruved
dial. A lilft sho will upprccl
atu. PAY .NEXT YEAH
Luted below are a few of the many gifts for alL They
were selected at random from our large stock. Every
article purchased here is sold under our famous guarantee.
r&?
Silverplated
Bowls
Handsomely engraved silver
plated bowls with a beauti
ful engraved design. They
are featured at tills prlco for
ono day only. Easily worth
more.
( oiiiplctc Dbqilny of Gift
flolloivwnro
I'AY NEXT YEAH
Gentleman's
Diamond
$100
l-irk- bhie-wliltn dlittuoiiils
set 111 lltllttlllnll Wlllte'KOld
tiittuutlhgs of (be very new
cat lyl.
I'AY NEXT YIOVIl
Diamond Set
Onyx Rings
$20
These dainty rings are nn ex
traordinary valum. Set with
gunulne hlue-wblto diamond
on black niivx. I'lorvttl whits
cultl inouniiiigK.
Ollicni S-5. Snt), $411 up,
PAY NEXT VKAK
LAILWVAY'S
Diamond
Stick Pins
$15
W tvlih Knuin tdtio-wiilto
rut (HtiiiumitM in t'XUlnllo
plrrrrd Whttt-icnd )tflnM,
I'AY XKXT YKAIl
Give Laraway Diamonds
if
Gift Diamond
$150
Gift Diamond
$250
Large. f, ry. I.lur.whlt, 4U.
imm.l In y.iur ehulrs ol Z
finest ati.l , '
Whllu-Kol.l ninuntlnn Wth,"
ever r.n. r..aigti fo,
I lirlstmsa.
I'AY NEAT YKMt
Evcrv watch we sell is fullv
facturers from whom we buy) furthermore, carries On
Laraway guarantee, fully protected by the most ikitloj
American and foreign watchmakers whom we cms In,
sr--'
Ilrnnt Uully cut nml liontiltfui
rolnr! Thin, U. wo hllov,
tlitt (irrfttost diamond viiluo
irrrrd In ttiu vuy mm a
I'hrUtumtf iilti iliiunoml. Hco
it!
PAY XKXT YKMt
Gift Special
$20
Oilarntileetl 13 Jewel luiport
ed movement In n dnlniy
wbltn-guld filled eiiKiavcd
rase.
PAY NEXT YEA It
Gift Special
$37.50
MEN'S MltAP WATCH
Mlltlllli.tl III .inw it.i.il
(iuariuiti-.-il la Jewol mov.
mem in u imnaiuiine cm.
Itmllo iiiitulierN and hnndi
hIiiiwh t lino in tho dark. Tt
gin nir nun.
PAY NEXT YKAIl
No matter how much or how little you with to ipend,
coma to Laraway s and our experienced jewelry ultt.
people will gladly assist you by suggesting Appropriate
gifts for each ono on your list. You will be under no
obligation to buy.
Pocket Knives
$3.50
Vhlte.goM or green - gold
rilled pocket knives. Many
different shapes and styles of
engraving lo select from.
. Other SI..VI. t2.no. $.1 up.
PAY NEXT YEAR
IjAKAVVAY'S
Lifetime
Silverware
$32
Salts & Peppers
$6.00
Hllver plated salt nnd pepper
shakers In a handsome satin
finish. Guaranteed.
OUicrs 11.50, $2.00, $4.00 up.
PAY NEXT YEAII
I.AKAWAY'S
We have a Urge number of experienced jewelry sales
people to take caro of the eager Christmas shoppers
coming here for the unusual values we are offering.
Give Him a Watch!
Tho gift for a man presents a difficult problem unless you como to Laraway't. We
have dozens of beautiful gifts for "Him" that we feel sure will plcaso and satisfy
both tho giver and the receiver. Of course, the ideal gift for the man is a good witch,
guaranteed to keep perfect time, and cased in a handsomely engraved case. But if
he has-a watch there are ar.-y number of other gifts from our stock we csn luggeil
Remember too, that anything bought hero can be paid for Next Year in small weekly
or monthly payments.
WALTHAM
$45
One of the most beautiful
made. High grade movement
In gorgoouiily engraved white
Void cases.
PAY AETER f HltlbTMAS
Gift Special
17-.1EVEIi
WALTHAMS
$43
ELGINS
lleaiitlfully engraved gift
watch. 17 Jewel adjusted nnd
guaranteed mnvoment In n
liajidMomn ifold filled, thin
model cose, Hpeclnlt
PAY AITEH CIIUIKTMAH
$35
Kull Jeweled nnd giMroiiIMj.
A walch Unit run bo uepnil
ed on. Handsomely ci
thin model.
PAY AITI.lt (.'HKISTMAS
25-plece set of the beautiful
Lifetime Hflvcrware. .Comee
In hnndsnmo mahogany finish
utility serving trny, Guaran
teed by tho makers.
Other N-is $1.1. $20. $25 up.
PAY NEXT YEAK
Signet
$5.00
ings
Rigiiet rings ' of nil styles.
Choice of green-Bold, wjilto
gold or yellow-gold.
Other nt $n.5), SK.50. $10 up,
I'AY NEXT YEAII
TODAY LAST DAY
Come to Laraway's now, select the gifts you !
Wonaertul showing tor the tinai rusn.
2 MORE SHOPPING DAYS-2
Rnv Nnw! Ooen Every
The Time Evening Until
Is Short. Christmas
SETH LARAWAY
Diamond Merchant and Jeweler
purchased for iho flitht tind tiro
said to bo nn their way hero from
Mexico. With them will como
eight mntadors. 'i'ho Hnanlsh na
lloiml hero will bo deprived of tho
sport of the final thrust In Tampa.
The stato and national laws forbid
hat he tnlto the life of a bull.
Tho mc of horses In tho arena
Is also forbidden' hern and tho bull
righting will bo dono on foot. Of
Tclals say that a demonstration of
how tho final thrust Is mado, how
ever, will not be lucking.
"A spring sword'1 which Is
harmlosB to tho bull, will ba uhciI.
with perforated tops, net In kettle
df boiling water ami steam Iwo or
throo hours, Hervo with pudding
miuco.
1'mlillnir Knurn
Two cups boll.ng wator, cup
sugar, lump of Inn tor size of wal
nul, two tahlcHpoous vinegar, half
teaspoon unit flavor with nulmeg
gratings, lloll fifteen inlnuies
slowly, thicken Willi cornstarch
and cook fifteen minutes longer In
tho double boiler. t
window. This also looks mure
Itimpiliihlo and cheery.
OhrlHtmiiM Pudding:
Crenm one cup sugar with a half
cup lai;d. Add a teaspoon salt, one
beaten egg, u cup sour mlllt, and
a teaspoon soda. Thicken with
flour enough to make a thick bat
ter, then add olio cup floured
raisins. Tho raisins will make the
pudding dark, Fill pound baking
powder cans two thirds full, oove,
. T Pri'M'rvo Clirlslnins Orcein
II. mil liHmr vi.iih rl,,-lHi...,.a
greens Indoors until a iluy.nr two
before tJhrliitinns. They nro used
to wlnler weruher nnd will not bo
Injured by wind or snow. Iiiy
thoin nn the ground In tho snow,
If you havo It nnd weight down
with n hoard so Ihey will not blow
away; or hang tlintn up, oulsldo n
window.
, The Christmas wroalh will Icoop
hotliir If hung ouislila, tho door or.
Hermit CooIiIch
llnvn you thought nf a plnlo of
cookies ns a Christmas reuiem
briini n to i neluhlior, with a holly
sprig atop of course' Or why not
send a banket or a box of ihdin lo
srinin old person living alone. 7 This
It 11 nl will keep, anil they am ulil
fnshloneil, reminding us of pur
chiiiiiioiiii, nml tho Clii'lsliiiassoH of
long ago, '
Mix two cups brown sugar nnd
one cup of rill! add l(iren olo's
beaten sopiiralely,' half teaspoon
suit, nml a half teaspoon of soda
dissolved In a litllo wnlor. To (,hls
mill ono cup chopped, raisins, three
cups or morn of flour, ono-fourili
teaspoon grated mil meg, ono tea
spoon cliinnnion, and Iwo ! cups
chopped mils. Drop on btitlonid
tins anil boko In quick oven.
MUTUAL LlIi'B O. M, Hl'lVAClUH
Diul Was Out
' ITnrrtwaro store Installment col
lector "Js your father homo?"
Hmiill diiiiglitnr "What Is your
name, plonso7"
Inslallnieiit colleclor 'Must toll
lilm It Is Ills old friend, lllll."
Hinnll daiighlnr "Then ho Isn't
In, because J heard him tell mother
that If any IiIIIh on inn ha wasn't nt
'homo," Uooil Jliinlwn.ro,
OANIHIIATIO li'Olt KENATOIt
James J. CroHsloy of Portland,
Oregon, horuby nnliounnes that ho
In u canilldnlo for Iho ropifbllenn
nnmliintioii for U. H. scimtoi' at tho
May, III I'd primaries.
'Will work stoalonsly for develop
ninnt of Oregon nnd support of
measures for roal lionaflt of farm
ers as suggested by tholr orgnnl
nations. ITuvor WoHd court and re
form senate rules.
Thur. 0-17-tf
Tlead Ilcglstor Classified Ads.
....-I.... .i.a inu-iip rcllnr
i-iiiiiuim in" -
while iivolds fear of imW
Magaxliios sulnorlptlooi 1
for any you may n"lr;.IVj
or subscribe for now. 0 1
Avenue least.
Jazz Dane
Saturday, Dec. 2
Music by
WENDLING PIRATfc
DONNA, ORE
v.