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" MTSrOUD MAIL TKrBTTXTC, irRDFOTlD, OKEC.Qy. WKSDAV. yoVEMTiER 1, 1923,
P5GE THREE
Nail the Misrepresentations
Tlic Republican Ceutrul Committee, fretting its fuels
from Judge Thomas, October JO advertised in the press this
statement :
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BSlSSHESiWEBFDOTS START
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"AX AFFIDAVIT OF l'HK.JFDK'K WAS
F1LID AUAIX8T .MUCK THOMAS IX TIM;
SWEENEY CASE HY A. E. li F.AMES. Jtulsro I,. If
McMnhau was appointed to try the oast'. Affidavit tif
.prejudiee was also filed ntrainst liiiu. Then Juilce
Kelly of Linn County spent one day hero on the
eas4J)by order of the Chief Justice. Jud:e Kelly was
followed by Judge Jingley, who sat on the ease one
day.'
This statement is intended to give the impression that
a new judge was made 'necessary by the affidavit against
Thomas; and that Sweeney filed an affidavit also against
MeMahan. Is this not what, vou tret from tile fore- O
going statement ? ,(
HE FACTS
Dr. Sweeney did file an affidavit of prejudice against
Thomas January li), but
Thomas on the same day denied tif? luftion for a new
idg! and amongst the reasons sot out in the order is the
following :
"Third, it is notordy difficult to jfrocure the
services of an outside judge at a time convenient to
the local judge, but the distances that outside judges)
obtained are compelled to travel, makes it extremely
expensive. Fourth, iu judicial districts in remote
sections of the State, such as the First Judicial Dis
trict is, a free uA of this character of affidavit would
be destructive to the olorly and efficient procedure
of. court affairs, and because of the delay caused
thereby would deny justice to many."
This order is of record in Volume !3i), pauje 348, Circuit
Court Journal, under date January 20, 1926".
CHANEY, DISTRICT ATTORNEY, MADE THE AF
FIDAVrr AGAINST McMAHAN.
MarcH 0, 1920, Newton C. Chancy, district ifttorney,
made and filed an affidavit of prejudice against Judge ilc
llahan in the Sweeney ease. Look at it for yourself, Judg
ment Roll 1973-D. This was four days after Judge Thomas
had by telephone from Grants Pass notified the Chief Jus
tice that such an affidavit had been filed. The advertise
ment would cause you to believe thflt the affidavit wSs
filed by Sweeney.
AVc charge tfiat it was instigated by Thomas to carry
"out his prejudice against Sweeney.
BETTER CiOVEIlXMENT LEAGUE.
II. K. llamia, President.
Mrs. Bert B. Lowry, Secretary.
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BEFORE SATURDAY:
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IWIVKUS.TY OK OTtKCOX.'
i ElXil.NI-:. Nov. 1. (P The an-;
nual niiMiatton of some 30 I'nlver- i
hlly of Oregon Wohfout foot bit H'
Itluyers to Uorkrloy. where mi iSal
urtluv Uu iku Uk'I iwia 111 meet '
University uf California on tl'0
southern griulrii, got under Way;
to Jaw O !
The hluh sehool football tfnm : John J. M. l'wnn. WVbfoot conch.;
til through the mUt-week scrim expects to o into the :iir in this!
nuieo last evrnlnK. for the final tame with the C.uMen lieur.
tii'me neSuturd;iy at Van Scoyoc ; ThOiewest plan, soimuhint; hero
Held. ITT came will start at two
o'clock, and there will be no broad
cast. Hemic Hughes, regular ' center,
who was out of the Klumath game,
due to getting kicked in the ear,
along with Kenny Ilurrel, who hud a
sore foot, ami Al. Melvln. The
rest of the squal is in wood nhysiciU canny and the receivers
condition. I the chance in the world
While Medford Is playing Cor- the bull.
Vallis, : the heaviest high sehool I The latest plais to use
team In the state. The Da lien will inson on the receiving end.
to fore unheard of at Oregon, will
be tried Saturday. This shift moves
Hobby Uoblnson. veteran half, and
John n y KiumHb r. the flying
Dutchman,' and a new find In the
backfield. In previous games Hob
inson was on the throwing end of
forward passes, ltis aim was uit-
had all
bo battling the Pendleton high
school, a team that upset the dope
by defeating Milton - Froewator
high school, last year's runner up
for the mythical state champion
ship. The Dalles papers predict
that Pendleton will put up a strong
tussle, as It has always been a
slow starting team.
The probable starting line-ups
for the local game will be:
Corvallis
M. AVagner
r:' mentor .
Hvown ,
Dixon
D. Wagner .
- llnwic
A Art
McWillims
Medford
Doworman
McDonald
T... Stoehr
. T 'Morgan
...C. J.' Hughes
--C, lire en,
...C H. Hughes
Q .Melvln
I Adams VIII Auderson
! Holly r H li I Ian-ell
I Smith' FIJ Cooksle
Substitutes: Medford Ma
ison, center; 'Sprague, guard; Dob
; byn, Tackle; O. Newlin. O.Hughes
i endw; (Jarnett, quarter: Apple,,
'gate, Walker, halves; Potior, full.
The. high school students will
, hild a rally Friday evening.
I This is0lho third visit of the
' Corvallis tean to this city, in as
i ni;jny fyears, 9nid they have al
' ways furnished the local team a
psiruggie rtjr victory.- i hey are
Salem gaifles, and are always con
always contenders for the Willam
ette valley championship,
to grab
Hob
Kit z-i
miller will do the throwing. Hobby)
hasn't worked on the long vk of I
a pai-H sin-9 he entered varsity !
ranks, although Kitzmtllcr has had J
experiene in throwing.
So with KitzmillciOiossing and
Hobinson receiving. Mclwan ex
pects to cross 9) the Dear de
fense. Uobinson is one of the
greatest oujmi fitl runners in the
Webfoot cunip and when he gets
into clear Is a hard man to stop.
The trouble so far has been In get-
I linir him hv the line of scrimmage.
The aerial attack bus taken up
most of the practice time this week.
MeEwan also worked (ieorge l!ur
nell and Charles Williams, two
clever backs, on the recvlng end
along with Robinson.
VOTERS
On Tuesday, November 6
REMEMBER
Men C. Ghsney
has given efficient, courteous service., .
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REMEMBER .
Hint lie has h;y an up liill figUI, but lias '
conic LroiigU clean,
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REJMEMBER ' o
Unit lie lias made an unequalled rcce'd in
prohibition enforcement.
REMEMBER
o that bis law enforcement methods have
saved you, as a taxpayer, money.
REMEMBER 0
that your failure to give your approval to
efficient methods by your vote, costs you
money.
Newton Chaneyias been loyal to you, his
Employer
BE LOYAL TO HIM.
Jackson County Republican Central Committco
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COKVALLIH, Ore.. Nov. I.
(Special.) Corvallis high school
' football team makes Its annual
; trek to Medford Saturday to meet
the Medford high team on Its own
Jot. Corvallis has a nruch strung-
or outfit than last year, primed
j with a great variety of plays,
j Corvallis has gained ntire yard
age from scrimmage than any
other team it has met this year,
yet were defeated by The Dulles,
j 12-0, and lie ml 7-0. l,ast Saturday
a scoreless tie was played w ith the
strong Vest I. inn high team, iu
which Corvallis gained .over 3 DO
yards from scrimmage, yet couid
)t push the ball across. This
; kind of luck Is bound tu break.
lAisl night KcrAnmngu with the
Junior rooks washeld, and Cor
vallis scored two touchdowns. The
j Junior rooks are men about the
same weight as the high school,
j but all ex-high stars, and are giv
I ing the local team some real prac
tice "Tougher than The Dalles
, or liend," say the local hrfh school
I men.
! Coach Harry Parker Is present
: ins1 a. veteran line, and has one
flash In the backfield, Homey Ad
! nms, who looks ns good us any
! rook Mhat prances on the state
: campus, Adams Is an all-around
man, tough, and can pass, kick.
plunge und run the ends equally
j well. In Dolly, half, Corvallin has
1 another good man, who Is picking
. up fast in his work with Adams.
1 Brown, tackle, 190, and Dixon.
1 10. both from last year's squad,
but greatly improved, will likely
, start ut tackles. Uowic, a veteran
! of the 1926 team. Is n fixture at
j guard, and several tough boys are
'nut for the oth job. They are
; all plenty tough. Avrit, three-year
lctterman, passes the bull. I'ar-
menter nnrl u. uagner will likely
start at'errtls. nlthnuirh thev are
!h'0ff crowded by otheY mutcriul.
'The front wall will go as heavy
as the Medford team.
Corvallis always looks forward to
, the Mcrlford trips, 0 the crowd Is
large, uie spiru u'Minmy mil Keen,
and the best of relations exist be
tween the two sO10'1'
llKHKKl.KV. Cul., Nov, 1. !)
Coach "Xibs" I'rlce pulled the sur
prise of the week at football prac
tice of he I'nivcmlty of California
varsity yesterday, when he an
nounced that Clarence C.arriiy,
sophomore backfield man, will
start at half in place of Stan Darr,
against the L" Diversity of Oregon
Saturday.
C.arriiy, wlii hails from Twin
Falls, Idaho, made his first lengthy
appearance as a Hear gridder in
the Olympic club game last week.
He turned In a fine game on de
fense, punted well, and hi the line
hard, and it is probably on the
basis of this performance that he
was given the call for Saturday's
game.
The remainder of the California
lineup was announced as. Captain
Phillips and Avery, entis; liancroi't
and Kits:, tackles; Kutiwarz and
Koch, guards: Hiegels, center; Iis
an, quarter; l.oxn at the other half
back post, and Schmidt, fullback.
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Coach Howard Jones expected to
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I urday, for the first lime si nee the I
Trojan griddcrs tucUled St. Mary's!
j thrt weeks ago.
j Nathan Darrnger. first team rrn--
tor, took the field agaiitlast night,!
' after spending three days In thej
hospital w ith an Injured hip ami a
! slight case of flu. )
j The other Trojan players who
, have been nlllng but who arc an- '
I ticipatiu'g acljon Saturday arc Cap
lain Jesse JilbbH, Charlie Uoren,
Harry Kdelson and Dowry Me
Caslin. Hlbft suffered a cold at
the beginning of the week, but
I has been working out since Tues
! day. i
With thoKo men back in post-;
lion, Jones has proceeded with hls
(plan of shifting Cu plain Hlbbs to j
j end cn offense to give more power ;
to his power plays. When Hibbs I
I goes to end, Jess Shaw works . at
j his left tackle position. On de-'
fense, Hibbs returns . to tackle"
Shaw moves over to running guard j
and Charlie itoren goes out to end. j
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Notwithstnntling the fact that the
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