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ONE BIG
DAY
IN YEAR
In-and-Outers Feature Sea
son Backfield Versatility
Displayed By Many
'Cagle Has Competition in
' Accomplishments.
'The Ghost Train'
Blayhouse Tonight
KtariiiiK tonight aiul continuing
fur four performances, the great
mystery iilay, 'The Uhust Trnili."
will' bo presented at the rlayhuusc
by Frank's t.'uluodiany.
This weird uiul fantastic tali is
full nf chills, thrills and laughter,
and keeps the audience filled Willi
TONY B1DDLE
DABBLING If! ;
FISTIC REALM
'
Multi-Millionaire Grooms
Belgian Boxer for Cham-1
pionship To Erect 'Ideal
Training Camp' May:
Manage Other Fighters.
chip of liulKiiriu in S'"' TuuiuVf
liit training cam p. Kvi i y day
fi mis hiiy tn sonif y. i a nasi u in
swapping h-ather v illl tllO best
uv:iii.tl.k revi-Iling :u "tin finest,
cleanest -pirt in the world."
If a family, like a peoiiie. ran
be said to htc a national sport."
a pair of crossed boxing gloves
would have some pl;'ce hi tin- Uhl-j
ilk coat of arms. Tony's father,
Major Anthony J. liiddlo, Sr., is
still a cnuk boxer at 01, ready anil
willing to match fists for spoil'
with anyone. Tony petiole: learn- '
ed to box almost as soon as Ik ,
could hold his hands up. '
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UJAND HOLIYSTS. PHON 244
A Complete Cleaning and
Dyeing Seryicb
Wallace Beery at
Hunt's Craterian
Jitu 'fully s realism, his humor.-
liiw drama, uii tin- mwn fur 'ho'
tilni time, startled, thrilled and
i pleased audiences at Hunts t'ru-
I iv:i ri tills itl'tcrilOOll. Where "I'a'K-'
ly Alan ,T. Gould. - &'Sf Hy laluanl .1. Noll, .K,- uf l.iff ' upcunl a thi'fi-ilay
Awwciatoil ITmss Kwurtll Editor. .' : f I Ao,-!;ili ,l Pr.. Suurls Wrlt..r.l i iii-'au.'mi nt.
vi.uif ...... r ... iia ..:-. EHF ' s-i-..- -..i.i.- i. n, ' ! IvVvrr L.ful'i- has till' WIKH
Football team that had one -Wk' 1 UtCi- Frem-h rhunos tinkled ; ,' ' l' ,,.,'.
.lay- this year a. mure consplcu- s l-. d. d on tin- desk uf -T..nv" Uld-. udellty. Never l.ei,. ... has ti c - ,
ous than those enjoying a big sea-1 dl". wealthy s.m of a famous fan)- eret ut the wa.leilust l.een it-
on from start to ' il.l.sh. ' .v. S-ereiaries stepped In a wur- eal. d with sueh cer "" !
Some, sueh us OeurBia Teeh. Vw, f'lfl,i" "' uut "f llN alia, e 1 Very as ok lal.ui, . I. d
Florida. o8to ColU'Ke and le-. luxurious offiee. The iuthful fi- Is 11 smashing, dumliuiliiii? !,!!!,.' '
troit have been wood all the way naneier heeded neither phu.tes. I .merpret.it.im ut I n, .
hut most of the others were good . -oeretaries nor a -two-way market" vilal human a.mmal f uampdum
only "when they hud It." iM: " liat should have eomnianded every Is somethinB tu marve at.
The disposition has been toll' , bit of his attention. i - ' ,. !V . li., emee I
"throw out" the days when tin., ? Instead, he lolled in a soft desk''" l'''e"l. H'at ll i, Mu
didn't have it. New York univer-i . el.air, or ruse to streteh his Kixj'" ,r'. wno. h,ls wo" lu:' ,'. ,
fclty partisans still were busy j feet or brawn and musele as he I ' "'ovinK pieture fame l ti n.
"throwing out" the Georgetown i paei'd up and down the earpel. Audi-' ' i"L'' " . i ir..- i
defeat when along fume Oregon,; the subject thai lured this athlelle l'l.y. In "'!.'"' - "','.... 1
State, which couldn't be thrown.- scion of the "Kiddles of I'hiladel- "be Plays a dillieull tolo ouUu-(
nt nil. Nevertheless. X. Y. U. had i : - . uhia" fur hours from the manifold , 1 , ... ncluillv sub-1
Yn Vi0lC,t 89 tMm """L"U'S "S .nTcd amMtM,","... . Mb, .MU-of ufl..' ls s hron-'
In the country. .eagerness to solve the mystery that male Kiddles from the first "Nick" ' , , , tMli ;
..""'L.f1' C?".VC.raf"t.Jhan8- ovei' ,ho vharacter village duwn. 'tt'1,i'ch ,, , tlu! succl;Ss of
... ..du..,K n..uoi .. alll station. ' At tne mom-mi lony uun
of J. Y. V.. as exhibited against 'ilt. ,iie signal bell sounds and! find him listed as Anthony Joseph
Carnegie, had been tossed against vou nc,al. t,K. tr;lln app.oaci.ing, ! Drexel P.lddle. Jr.. in "Who's Who"
the counter-violence .of Stanford. lhe oxcltonu,nt becomes so intense '. ls tin- center of the latest fistic
as turned loose against the Army. I .,., .., ,,,, .,.,,, ,.s,ition. A few da vs ago be paid
Academy had tw j "f. . .... . f ...... ,,r ... , ,.,.,,. j-jo.iioo for the managerial cou
nt th"! ..,.., ... ,..... ... ., i ! I..., r II. ...... 11,. Vok mirk l'.el-
oxpenso of learns not otberwis .j , , 1.;..,cl,cd ! elan challenger for the middle-
tU'l'UttU, J III) t. V I O II IllIU j-fiiiiaji-- , , , . ,
vutiln. Carnetjin had Its hip; day!
UKainst Notro JJnmn, Xoi re Dumc
uRalnst the Army and the Armyj
against Nohraska. I
T,w. ll,n 1,1., nn.1 Coiillt.l
f ,'.,, ,,.,... t Kranli's ComctliaiiM will cmloavor I expect to Iain
BO.rr.und of big days', the object ' Sve one of the best perform-! Itelgiun. In the tl.rnne
nmmrentlv bebo.- t Ink,, a t ; "ces in their repertoire. i pled by Mickey M alket.
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!"I1.UjN'CSS is not the whole story of a
X' A fine cig-trcttc.
Chesttrliclds arc iL'miitiely iniKl but tlicy
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cigarciU'S that satisfy because they are made
In
.'I to -IN Hours Yel
nnd C'ullilurl .
iet ltest
Torturing palns-the kind thatj
and the mystery is solved, one is weight championship. Then -ony(
convinced that "The tlhost Train" ! turned the battler, over to .Pnimy,
is what IS claimed for it. ; llrouson. chief second of fiene Tun-;
Special scenery and effects will . ney. He will advise and Jimmy will !
i .. r....i. .1,1 . ... ' ii-Mn II...... It.ev'
1 thn l.loMdt- fox of:' , .,1!lt ,,,,, in;111 , his
throno now "ecu-j sl(.ot. ,,Y.lt ,.,.,1;,. him isi bawl
j of li'M-vcs and all worn out. 1
.lust a Start- , Thoso aro tin; nains tliat tlopo ;
; Thit. Is just a ftart, liowovor. i and coal tar produoU can only 1
Tho P.ld.llo millions m-o at tht? dls-! l'irV"n-v V'"4'
! poral of l'.ronson in the quest of ;
of high quality tobaccos; because they are
Men Jed and cross-blended in a way that
can't be copied and that blending produces
a satisfying taste and fragrance.
They are "the mild cigarettes that satisfy."
apparently boliiK to tako a pot
hot nt any tenm presumptuoiiK j
enough to gain the lean.
1 lark field Siars.
Seldom has there been as min-h ;
baekfield versatility displayed nsj
this yoar, especially by sutll play-J
ern an Casio of the Army, Harps-,
ter of Carnegie, Scull of Pennsyl-j
vaiila,. Stront; of Y.i U..-. -Car- j
roll of Washington. . Clark o j
Colorado college, C'rabtreo of Flor
ida. Mizell of Cieorcia Teeh. Hume
of tho Houlhern Methodist- and I marvelous l.ig gamo hunting pi--f,!
Peeke of Virginia l'oly. not J to ilH. 'Siniba." which comes to; ,'r-
overlook IJronko Nagurski of Iin
The safest and most effective i .
wae lo lift rifl of the persistent, i
the next heavyweight champion. , ...,. ..;.ki ,,..ns v,.Ui lil,; is I
; Tuny will purchase any boxer In t K,-t a bottle of Ahenrhu Special t.
t any division upon which Itronson ' i-'ormula No. '1. lie sure you get'.
places the stamp uf approval. Fur-' No. S, which comes In green ca IS
rthorinow.. Iho- uro considering the ,u'e form... lake these -liUle dark ...
m "Shuba" t-omli.g. , erection of an Ideal training camp I .l)om Jlollrs ym K,louU1 ,H, ,,,
Martin .IMlinson who, with his "" 11,0 '""'I'"'' "f 11,0 city to he ., ,.,. (ht lhy i,avc. ,.oslder-1
wife. Osa, is responsible for that : ''"" without profit and provide per- al,y reduced if nut entirely ban-;
l (iliriri'-i s iur it nj iiu.Mi.i, r"- ' ' """". i,,,ll,ni l
managoi-H or promoters wili-M"""- " muny i i
. ... i f i sleenlfSH niL'tiis. ( ont in ne i:i k inu '
Hunt's Craterian theatre on JIu "e " ni,,l a "'.niina, poiiion o, , - ,
ncaota, who alternated between day night, has been an explorer ' "p expi -uses. A giorineu ooxnm . all(, Ihus irm.nt v.Ariy ,.t.lul. . j
tackle and fullback for tho Go-f0r many years. Ho dreamed of emporium." Tony calls It. ; ut tn(. torture. I
pliers. (adventure, but even his dreams' Although ltene probably doesn't I It doesn't matter bow lung you I
Caglc's ability to throw- passes did not carrv him as far as have know it and 11 isn 1 in yn- euiui a. i. .1..1, oave bui.ei. u o. w ne in r your (
on the dead fun is famous, but; the realities of h:s life since
his skill is no more remarkable
than that of C'rablree. the
pound Florida quarterback, who. Kansas, unknown to his parents weight. lie whipped the pugilistic 1 5 ,ilJS ,. m.y Hiooi hilly 11
not only can toss -cm on the run.or the railroad ufflcials. Ho had burner rnr tne nmnteur enampion- 1 iniiiied
but do it with, either hand. Crab-: no objective, just wanted lo roam
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the boxer has aeiiulred a potential , .Neuritis is in tne snouwor. n, ;
One night lie boarded a freight sparring partner in nis new ow uci . , ,. ,m.lc,..,,,,,.i.i,,,, , ,. 1 V.
H-ilraln at his home at Independence, Tony Is a crack amateur heavy- j . i,,....,!, . .. . ... . .,.......,
One of the most picturesque routes in Oregon thru the fruitful Wll.
laii'c'.tc Valley with its prosperous farms ami thriving cr,.-.ir.-.unitics.
The Red 'I'op.Coach OR12GON Stage System offers a stage trip tin.
rqualri' for acencry witii the ntlilcJ tnivantaitcs of I'.-cquent schedules!
easy riilinR and real economy. H.;il litem at any point on the road,
between i'ort'.md and Ashland! ;
Trorcl the beautiful McICciuic Highway vUt Oregon Stogcj!
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tree also can kick with either foot jjittr he (-hipped
nnd includes flnhy open field run- hoat to Liverpool.
on a eattio.
Ho stowed
nlng among IiIh nrcomplishments. ! away on a liner hound Tor Aineri-,
Against AVanhington and Lee lnHti,.a un,i while on the ship read In
week, Crabtree on ono piny dashed a newspaper the story of Jack
wide to his left on an apparent i (oudon's plan to cruise around '
end run and while traveling atithe world. Arriving in New York,
top Ppeod booted one over the.1 young Johnson wrote to London
wifely man's head that fell dead .fur a job, got a reply." When the"
on the eight-ynrd lino. Tennessee j m-fatcd expedition ended in tho
will do well to keep an ere on!.0uth ecus, .lohn.son wpent a year
this vernatilo youth this Saturday.: 0n the l.cache.s there, met a
Clark backs up his line, aver-' branded French cameraman, who
ages 10 yards a clip at rushing 'taught the hoy how tp operate, at
and two touchdowns a game, boots, moiion picture camera. Johnson
field goals and goals after touch-; photographed the natives and such
down, throws or receives passes, ( animals as ho could find.
Scull is as aceuratn nnd reliable! itmurnlng to America Johnson
V dropkicker as nny since the Cranio a lecturer, was such a suc
palmy days of Charley nrickley at C08S that ho soon bernme an at-'
iTfarvard, who once hooted fivo . traction on the Orpheum circuit
field goals against Yale.. Scull's j m ti1P11 wns mttde editor of the
too has been a deciding factor in orpheum weekly,
close games for Pennsylvania over; "Simlm" will be shown hero
the post three years. for oniy three days. T,hero will
In addition to his nll-nround ; )0 matinees on Tuesday and Wcd
play for WaMhlncton. Carroll has ; net-day. j
a record for durability matching1
that of Otto Pommerening, Michi-i Al'ROUA. New Industry comes
g.in's tackle. Carroll, once in thej to this place when lease Is let for
game. wa never replaced dnrln": use of lumber yard.
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