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' f.'.J SIX FAVORS PRESENT RULES Play Basis Discussed But ' Voted Down (Uy The Aeaoclalol Vre") NKW VUHK, Dm SR. MrmhtMY of tho American fnnttmll ormolu's' nhMoriatlnn wont on record today n favoring tho irrarnt football ritlos And voted not to recommend any chiinKC. Several rhunRCtt were dlitruruicii. including one to put ft gnme on a piny JnHttud of a time haul and the llminntlon of the Intentional nafety. hut in the end the conchen agreed thnt the tramo could not be chnnped to ad vantage. Four resolution! recommended by the trustees were adopted with out much discussion as follows: That a committee bo appointed to Rtnl.ll.ro the profession of foot ball coaching. That any person actively enRnpod In any capacity with professional football after September 1. 1926. shrill be. Ineligible for membership in the American football coaches' association. That members of this association shall not select any all-star or all Amerlcan teams for any spent or agency. That practice during the playing season be confined to two hours dally and that coaches shall not call their squads together before September 16, unless college opens prior to that day, this resolution to be the sonso of the meeting and to be carried out as far aa coaches have authority. (ill more Doble of Cornell was elected president to succeed Hobert F. Zuppke of Illinois. William H, t-oweii 01 iew nampsnire univer sity was elected first vice presi dent: W. W. Roper of Princeton, second vice president and Dr. J. IV. Wilce of Ohio State, secretary and treasurer. t is understood that the president of the Pacific Coast Coaches association ahall auto matically become the third vice president. r Edward K. Hall, chairman of the rules committee, in an address, condemned the practice of scout ing, coaching from the side lines and proselytizing ns contributing factors toward over emphasis of intercollegiate football. He also denounced the ail-American idea. EALPH HAND NEAR TOP IN 'fAO WRESTLING WORLD Winner of Match Wednesday ' May Meet Jed Thye Ralph Hand, favorite Eugene wrestler, who meets Bob Kruse of Portland In the main event of a card at the Heilig Wednesday night la fast nearlng the top in profes sional wrestling circles. Hand Jias not lost a match since he entered the professional ranks, it is stated. . . However, when he meets Kruse he will tackle one of the hardest opponents he ever grappled with. Kruse is rated as nearly the equal of Ted Thye and Mike Yokel of Portland. The winner of the match here will ' probably be matched With one of these two In a forth coming card here, it is announced. With this prospective match in view' both men will do their ut most to make a good showing pos sible. This will make the bout hero ' one of the most important on the coast. v Ted Brown, who wrestles Wild cat Pete in the preliminary has been training in Portland for the past month in anticipation of his match here, It was learned yester day. Brown Is the lad who Rattled with Robin Reed for 40 minutes recently. The winner of this bout will probably get a match with Reed for his Inter-mountain title soon, it is stated. YOUNG KINCAID IS GOLFER FORMER EUGENE BOY WINS !" 1 1 CCP IS PORTLAND f . Harrison Kincaid, 15-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Webster X. Kincaid, formerly of this city Is following''in the footsteps of his father as a golfer. The last issue or. the Winged M Bulletin, week ly publication of the Multnomah Amateur .' Athletic . , club, has this Item about him: ' "In the finals for the Sovereign hotel cun. Riven bv Claude Starr. Harrison Kincaid, receiving seven strokes on eacn eighteen, won from Howard Ferguson, five up and three to go on the 33rd hole. "The match was for 36 holes and was played in a driving rain, t "Harrison Kincaid is an inter mediate member, not "yet 16 years old ana snows great promise as a golfer, his medal score for the first 38 being 81 a .very good perform ance sunder the prevailing condi tions. "The cup must be won three times for permanent ownership, but each year the winner receives a cup signifying a win, and has his name engraved on the big cup." LUMBERMEN ..WIN GAME DRAIN HIGH KCHOOIj DEFEATS DORENA QUINTET (Register Lnne Countr Special) DORENA. Ore, Dec. 28, Two basketball gamefi were pluyed hore t the hall Wednesday overling. oetween the Scrubs team or. Do rena and the Bliver Pickers team from the Dorena Lumber con.pany t iLatham. The score was 20 to ai in' lavor or the silver I'lcners. : The other game was between the Dorena MRh school and Drain h'ph school boys. The score Was. in favor of Drain, 21 to 13. The Dorena high school girls' team had a name scheduled with the Drain high school girls team which was to hnve been played Wednesday evenlnrx, but which hud to be called off since part of the Drain girls failed to come. A large crowd was present to see the games,' ; Thursday evening the Cottage drove business men nnd the scrubs team here plnyed a gnme Vhlch resulted in a 28 to 26 vic tory for the business men Iroin pottage Grove. ' O. A. O. Defeat Arlxona tny Tit. Aimotil.ted l'reu) TUCSON, Arizona, Doc. 28. The Oregon Agricultural college polo team today defeated the llnlvorslty bt Arizona, eight - to tbrco, and evened .tho count in A tbreo-gnihe series being plavod here. Tho third and deciding game will bu played December SO. KEMERY TO BE STARTER I'I.axs van motoiu'I.vm-. m AUK COMIM.CTKD Van K emery will be starter of (be annual endurance run of tho KiiRone Motorcyolo association next Thursday evening when approxi mately lit maohlnoft will bourn on a courso over which they mum go four limes. The run will end at 8 o'clock on the morning of January 1. Earl Mosos has been elected to act as referee. It was announced yesterday. Tho contest will start at KIghth avenue and Willamette street nl S p. ni. Thursday and the finish will be at the same place. The courso has been selected over the follow ing point: Kugene, Junction City. Low pass road to Crow, l.orune. Cottage Crove. tJoahen, Lowell, Kali Creek, Springfield Wallorvlllo and back to Eugene. Today's Radio Program . Bt alufv Thnuuthoul the ,. k Coumtry TvnigUt' Tu?tHtay. lrmbr 51th 4:3 p. m.-WKAP Ul.& New York. Pvl Mxttphon octet, lao WCAB. WOO. WSAI. i ii p. n. WOY (3"f.& Schncc- tmiy. i , s manu Dana. aiM WRC. 6:00 p. m. (SSS.3) Sprlnr fltld. llMton Uruitu va. St. lat rick a, hockey, - 6:00 p. m. WTIC (4T5,) Hart ford. X'oetry club. 6:59 p. m.-WOUS (31S.O New York. "Sna 'Km," WOns prime ptay. 7:00 p. uu Wir tiOS.: l'MUil-U phta. Russian choir of the llojy Vlrflna. 7:04 p. m. CNRR (40) Rreina. Scotch concert. 7:00 p. m. WSOK (24 Mil waukie. Couiuunity ainfins; trtc male chorus. Far Went Statlona Silrnt Tbnlsht KFOA. KLX, KOA, Kl'd.V. KWSC CFAC OilKUi-r IS5.8 7:00 p. m. Litdies concert trio. t'MUt lU'Ktmt 176 7:00 i. m. Scotch concert. CX H V -Va nvnn ver 29 1 7:30 p. m. Children's program. 8:30 p. ni. Appollo quartet, piano, violin. 10:30 p. m.-1 Belmont orchestra, soprano. KFI Ixs Ansoles 467 S : 3 0 p. m. Mat! nee pros ra m ; nightly doinps; seeing California. 6:30 p. m. Vest Pocket con cert. 7:00 p. m. Quartet and assist in? artists. 8:00 p. m. Examiner program. 9:00 p. m. Klos string trio. 10:00 p. m. Packard ballad hour. , KGO Oakland 361.2 4:00 p. m. Concert orchestra, 6:30 p. m. "As a Woman Thin teeth." 6:00 p. m. Dinner concert; news. 8:00 p. m. La Ferra concert or chestra; trio. 9:30 p. m. Auction bridge. 10:00 p. m. Dance music, hotel St. Francis. . K G W Portland 191.5 8:00 p. m. Educational hour; style talk. 10.00 p. m.-Multnomah dance orchestra. KHJ Ixjs Anffdco I0S.3 6:30 p. m. Children's program. 7:30 p. m. Talk on dogs. 8:00 . m. Dealer program. 10:00 p. m. Hickman's dance orchestra. KJIt Seattle 384.4 8:30. p. m. Puget Sound Musi cale, (1H hours). KN X Hollywood 336.9 7:45 p. m. Health talk; coun try program. 9:00 p. m. Courtesy program; Towne Cryer. 10:00 p. m. Movie night, hotel Ambassador. KOA Denver 322.4 " 6:30 p. m. Brown Palace stKng orchestra. . 6:30 P- m. News Times con cert. ' - ' KPO San FranrLsoo 128.3 5:15 p. m. Children' stories. 6:30 p. m. "At the. Theatres"; orchestra. 7:00 p. m. Fairmont orchestra; studio program. 9:00 p. m. Courtesy pVogram. 10:00 p. m. Coak ley's cablrians, (1 hour). MUTUAL LIFE O. M. SPRAGUE WEDNESDAY, DEC. 30th, 8:15 MAIN EVENT RALPH BOB HAND vs. KRUSE Challenger SEMI-WINDUP "WILDCAT" ED PETE v. BROWN Reedsport Chicago A Tip Top Curtain Raiser These bouts promise a great card, don't miss them COUNT THE LADIES PRESENT Special prices to ladies of 50c, any seat Curtain Promptly . at 8:15 POLLY AND HER ' i 1 ' -' ' ' ' . "wrrell 5AM- ' O K. 7 Sfcfc HOW HLR "$2?' ' r-J , . LAST MiSTrVtSi IWDj fV A0h ttO LlSTP.M. Mw.fj k H C A -f "WE NE-PVE m ti Kfik ADferi ME88IE TS 'ClUSt Jf t l i ' ; l tAtoifr FALCONS TO BE GIVEN IT T TONIGHT Junior "A" Department Host to Bird Team Falcons o the "Mrd league" in the Junior A department of the Y. M. C. A. will he the honored guosts at a oam.uet In tho "X" building at 6 o'clock tonight when the Havens, one time leaders of tho contest, will waih the dishes. Cnder the rules of tho contest the losers must feed the winners. Ukewise, the team that ended the season in the cellar must "dive for the pearls." E. E. Holdeman. physical di rector of the association, said that another league would be started soon after tho first of the year but thnt plans for this were not ready to be announced yet. HOUNDS EASY WINNERS LtK'AUS P1I.K lP 73 OX POItT LAND QVINTKT T. M. C. A. Hounds of Eugene "walloped" the Portland young men's department fn a post-season game Saturday night by the ter rific score of 73 to 21. according to the reports brought back to this city. Following is the line-up of the Eugene team, showing the field goals accredited to each player: Johnson, forward. 18; Kowlcy. for ward, 16; Eberhart, center, 24; Milligan, guard, 12; Nordling, guard. 3; Groshong, substituted for Nordling. Fresh YoatM Slda Maintained By Cudcura thuly uso of Cuticura Soap, with touches of Cuticura Oin- ment when required, will do much to prevent pore-cloging. blackheads, pimples, roughnesj and other unwholesome condi tions of the skin. . $ik.? S. Ob!ffWnt& ,w! GOr. TltranSe. Sol1 t: .r. Lbr.UrUiD rtT. Kaiita. Hlli" BV Cuticura Sha.in, SUck 2 Sc. American Champ ' BOX OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY Phone Orders Accepted Ring&ide ...............$1.65 Lower Floor $ 1.10 BALCONY First 3 Row,:..,.....$1.10 Last 10 Rows 50c (Tax Included) 1 MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, PALS Katatt it Kdtnoml P. Ulddlotva lctt. NOTtCB TO CHKOlTOnS Nolle It hrby flven tltat A. K Whoetcr hni ben by t Vounty Court or the Stale of Oresvn, In and fur lau t'ounty, appolnil administrator of the evtnto of lEdmond D. MtJilleton, ! ceaartl. Alt persona havlnf clalmt aialnat Mill estate, are hereby nuliried to prMent the am duly itated and verified, at the tnwr orflve of ald ailinlntairatvr In Kiiirena, OreRon, within Ik montba front thia rind day of December, 136. A. K. WimiSLKR, Admlnlttrator. Tuea. 13-:3-6 SUMMONS IN TUB CIRCUIT COURT OP THR STATU OP OUfcUION TOR TUB COUNTY OV UNB Conitanf H. Uutkay, plaintiff, va. Kvctyn Thu'.la and p. J, Thullo, wlrt ami huiband. IVfvndanta. To Kvelyn Thutln and C. J. Thulla. th abm namea dfndanta, IV THE NAUK OP TUB STATR OF OKHilON. you ar hrby riulrd to apiar and anwr th Complaint filed BKiiiitvt you la ttta abov cotitUd Courr and i-nuaa on or twfora alx welta from ih lt day of Pacmb4r. list, thr data of tha flrat publication of thl ummooa. to-wlt; On or btfora tha 13th day of January, 193. and If you fall to io appr and anwr aald Complaint, for want throf plaintiff will apply to th Court for tha rviuf a prayvd for In tho aald Complaint, to wit: For a decr forecloalnr that cartaln mortsasa recorded In nook 19, at pas 93. Ma County Mortsasa Kacorda .and daaerlbad In plalntlfra' Complaint. Paid mortyaga eoverinr tha followlof dcrtbd raal property. towlt: . Lot No. :t in Block No. (a Flrat Addition to Capitol Hill, aa plattad and recorded to Lena County, Ora- ' con. and for a derraa barrlnr nd foraetoa ina; all your rlM, (Hit. claim and In terest or lien upod aald morttKd pram lae-. and avgry part thrgof. and fur w E. C. Simmons ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER lV)jrUjlii 19113 bjr NwwiHr I'Vutuw m'rvrVa, luu. , r -hi.,. aueh other snd further rallxf aa to tha Court may appear eiultabla In tha pram lavs riinaoutlra wka by ordr of ftnur able O. F. Sklpwarth. Judge tf the above vnlitlrd Court, made on tha rlth day of November, 19SS, dlrectlns aama lo be publttliad In th Mornln ItvsUled. a newspapar publlahed In Ina County, Ores on. lte of flrat publication, Pevember t. 1111. rate of last publication. January II. i mi. n. F. MHI.KKV. Attorney for Plaintiff. Suite 403 Corbet! llulldlnr, Portland. Ore, NOTU'K r'IN.M. SKTTItHMKNT Kottce la hervby lan that May Lealle. Rierutrll of the Katate nf Anna allllvr, dceaed. haa fllml br final account In th matter of aald eatate In tho County Court of Imu County. Or son. and that Saturday the It day uf January. 1". t 10 o'clock Id tha for noon of aald day at the County Court Itoom In tha raurthou in rluacna, Una County. Orvon. haa hn fud aa tha time and place by tho aald court for the li vari ns of object Inne to eald ac count and for final ettlemint of aald eatate. Any and all objoctluna to paid account and tho final satilemtmt of aald eatate ntuat to fllil with tha Clark of auld court on or before the aald date of .hearlns. Dated title IS day nf TWtmhr, 1931. W. MAY LKHl.tr). Executrix uf tha Katata af Anna U. Miller, deraaard. Tuea. tl-lt-l NOTICB TO CUKDITOIIS Notice la hereby givan that tha on darelrned haa ben appolntad by th County Court of Una County, ttrtfon aa atlmlnlatratls of tha atae of Sarah A. Pnny. dacaaaad. All pereona havlns claim aralnat aald aatata are hereby notified to praeeot the aame duly veri fied and with propar vnuchare to std auminieiratrix at lha nrrice uf Harrla, Smith tlryann, tt) Mnrntws "glttnf GLEAMING HOUSE i Pick from 50 Used Cars We have fifty used cars from which you can select a car that will meet with every demand you might make upon it and still" be in keeping with the price you can afford to We have more used cars than we want. They must be reduced greatly in number before our inventory is taken. .With the terms we have to offer you can't afford to walk. There is absolutely no reason why you should not own a car with the prices and the cars we have to offer. Come in before the first of the year (Friday) and you can - buy the very car that you want; alk In it ft J I : C. SIMMOMS (54 ; r0jth Avenue East Eugene 29, 1925 btilMina. Ktisane, Oresoii, within alt Mtdiitha fr mim tha data uf tho flrat pub notue le trtmir I, itrt r.uiTM pknakt iinifius. Adituiiiatiatru of the Katate of tfaiah A. liennay. decaaaad. Tuea. U-l-t Katate of Sarah J Shoetnakar, leceaad NiVTICM TO ChKtMTv-ltS Notice la hrehy lvn thai W T, Gor don haa ben by the County Court of tha State uf iirrtfun. In and 'for lane County, appointed atlntlnlatralor of the eatata of Sarah J. Slioninkr. daceaerd, All pereona havlns clalma asaluat aald eatatn ar horoby hut I MM to utaaant tha entiia. ddly alatml and vatlflad, at the law orrica r A H WhUr In kiusenM, Ota son, within au tuonthe from tlile Ith day of l(-itibr. W T. UdltPON. Admlnlatrator. A. ft. W HKKI.IilL Attorney. Tua. 13-1-1 NTIt'K TO I'ltKIMTOItM Nttct heraby Klvrn that the un dnraignod hav btn atpolntrd -u tore uf tha KateU t.f lltlgh t. Prlva. ttrcMavd, by the Cnunty Court uf Un t ounty, (tre:on. All peraotta havlns rlalnia aaalnat aald eatata are rtiulrd to prnt thvtn uh Ilie proper vourh era to tho undaratanrd nl tho law nf fha of I'ottcr A rualer, at No. 91 WHIamMtta Mtrt. In tha City .if Kit s?n. Ortignn. wllhln IK limntha from Oi tlate f thla nilit-w. lutrd at Kuean. Oregon, this Itth diy of Pacanibar. l3t, JOHN U I'ltH K. JK.K A. rot.'NTAlN. :-utora of tha Katate of Hush U. Price. a-d. Tuaa. 13111 noticw to rncitiTons Notlr a heraby sva in all whom It mar ronrarn. that I ha undaralynad Joha , atastadry haa both duly appointed at lUior of tha Uat W and Taatament of Stella K alagladry. draaad. by the County Court nf tha H'ale nf Oragun. -f?ri .!-ar' -'f"'tl'y- l' awallflart aa IWE'RE Yoiill Rirlp Authorized Ford Agency aitrh enecutnr, and all peraqne having vlaliiie agalitil eatd eatate era hereby tiotlftad and rUalad 10 preaanl the aama verlflad ae raiulrad by law, with the pro par her a to tha aald aie- t utor, at Ota utfha uf t.Mtarlae A. Ilatdy, In the tin M nil statee NaHottal Hank buMdins, in Kttsane. Or fun, within alu iMtitthe from the duta of title IWtlve. Mala or f li at publication, and dale of nolke, lecembr I, it jiMts a. MAUt.Annv Kiecuior of the laat Will anrt Taalatnaitt of Stella H, MaglaUr decvaead. Tuea, ll-l-l NOTH K TO OHKIItTOllH NOTH K IH IlKltrSltY OIVKN thai tha Uttdoralgitrd haa bn appotlttad by ha County I'ouri uf Una County, ttrotfon aa adiulnlatraltlK of the eatate Of l.uvy 34. WiMilan. d art a d. All potaone having rlalnta against eatd aatata at hat by notltlad to preaanl the eain lo tha edmlttlatratrli at the offin of C. It. Sdgjkk, Crwawatl, Oragnn. within alt tiiuiuhe from the lUta uf tha flrat pubMi-atlnn f thte nalha. 1atw gt mat pubiiraithn uf this no the le acnbr 39th. t:, KTTA J. II HOWS Atlmtnielralrlt C, If, Hadgwlck Creewetl, Ore. aitor ny for aaiate. Tuae. l:-l ( NoTli'W Or riNAf. SKTTI.rjUKNT Tho undralgrtd. AdmlitUtrator uf tha rtatata of Jtmra Mr(), daa,, bae fllrd hie Kinal Arcnutti n tha mat tr of aaiil aaiate with tha I'otiniy Clark of Una t'wnty. Orun. and an rtrdr haa hn tnad and anlofad of rarurd by tha County tou of Hald Cfiiiniy. t trading thta ttolira aatling Uomlny, tha flrat day af February. f, i h hour if tn o'rlocti A W far tha hear. Ins of ubjrrltona to au account and ttt twltlrntont nf aald eatate. titd at tTugrna. ftregon. thla !ih clay of tmhr, 193t tTlS U MrOKie. Admlnlatrator f the Ratal of Jarnee It. W'lUa. Detrvawd, - Tuea I J 19 I r.LNT IS TI I K """' iii, n , ' ' , rr. ,, U,kmK .'i ii.. i... j,., ,;, mi. V'T ill: lit ,,., u, K,,, " I.-.II.....I ,,..; " (,; 4..M, '.. I0 W,M. tun ;.. r.,:Ar VI, s; nut uf, ut Bi NKWMAN rt I ihii i Collttnbla rlr arnrli -n ' . flatt. tlftin. rmln 0"' "o-o-t ....i ,.i.k., h I I'.tk HI " u , i, " '" ' i .t,t' vt't , II1M' n...... .., . .,., In ) .I..I 1 ,...ni .11 .,, n,.. Ili.iulf. .1 111 w.. III, l.i. ..,.l. I,..,.i.,. .,,, i,.,,,,,. w Jui.li.,n . li, ,h,i ,. JJ ... ..... ,., K1. T. ,j(l t .tll.x. lit... i. H.M.ra IMM mm. wants fi.M-n , ., fw f.wttnn.1 In... wl.lt. ,11. 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