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OREGON SHOULD
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' EuOENsT, Or., Oft. II, (A
f) For the flrat time In many
seasons th university of Orison
football tm U considered to
hav mor than an (Ten rhanc
to defeat th IJnlvrlty of Wash
ington Hunkles at Seattle next
Saturday because of the show
lag last year.
Oregon's Webfoots war vlct-
eiioui over Washington laat
year by IT to 0. Tb doubltful
strength of th Huskies this
ywur I Illustrated In It to
tl with Montana and Its erush
taf dafaat br th University of
Southern California, 48 to 0, la
another point In Oregon's favor.
Oregon's Hecord Good
Th rivalry between the two
choole, xitttng tine Oregon'
netory la th tint gam In
ISO, ha ba emphasised la
th past few year mora than
during earlier dart. In 1924
Oregon aurprled th conference
by defeating th Huskies in an
upeet at Eugene, T to S.
However, th greatett battle
between th two acbool wai
waged at Seattle th year tot
lowing. That year Washington
won th Pacific Coast confer
ence title, but In th final game
Brain Blow Foul
To Colored Boxer
THE EVENW? HEBATJV KLAMATIT FALLS, OREGON
Another View of the So-Called Weaker Sex
By AL DEMAREE
(Former Pitcher N. V. Giants)
A "battle royal," ataged by
tight or tea colored battlers as
Ik preliminary to th disappoint-
l.ng Sharkey-strlbltnr bout last
I a inter in Miami, gar Bab Ruth
. ,w , Wfc ' ..V. .... lUfl U1.IU
d from It position wtten an Th,, B.d ,11 been knocked
Oregoa team, coached by Dick lown and counted out except th
Smith, rote up to hold tnemnal two, said Babe, "when the
Huskle 15 to 14. big black boy with whit tight
- Last Victory Impressive ' go an overhead punch that
Th firt nut of Captain -""ST11 olbeT darkey right on
WHA to MUM
YfcUIN'Fdyi.!
nek oipimt
He sho Dio.r
Na Siva fi
MF BRAIN ft.OWf
I M tL " a.- Us a.
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riibsf L ih it tlj
v. m Jl -...t . 1 f. . t 'av V k .
ij.NTtr,i'
Track records war topplinx on all hands and feat wfcn iaa r v.., .1.1 .,v
letea competed la th second annual "Pru" relay at Kearnv. N. J. Th. Pmrf.nii.i a a ....
moving relay team, lower Uft, set two world marks of l:l for th lOO-meter relay, and 1:11 3-1
for th SSO-yard event Left to right are Esther Lalng. Marietta Car. Ruth Smith and Catherine
.. . ... . . nnira in aiiruu a victorious 17 leet 1
Inches. Jean Shilay of the Meadow Brook clnh is ahown m urt h . ... ,k. k.. ., 1
twfc idcovi 10 win me aiga jump.
iOI.I BAI.I.It ItO.N'T
HAVH llATTLEM
(iOI.KEKH LEAKS
BTKKLlNtl, Colo. Oct. II
(API Funny noises from tha
rough wer no,t golf balls oall
tng (or their owners, a lot of
golfers learned while playing
a antall course In thl section
Bunday. Th hum and buss
ram from rattlesnake.
Uolfen out la foursomes,
reported from three ta ten
suakea killed by several groups,
tha rattier measuring a long
a tour feat.
Monday, OctnfW 21, IflL'H
Stanford-Trojan Conflict
, Big Noise This Week-End
By ALAN UOU.l)
Assoclatad I'roaa Huorta Editor
NEW YOKK, Oct. II. (API-
There should h football fire
works auftklent for anterUlu-
ment along every sector this
week nd but th mala detona
tion la likely to cho from th
Big Bowl at Palo Alto, Call
forala. Close to 11.000 speclv
tors In this far westtra counter
part of YaU's famous arena-will
tea Stanford and Sotithera Cali
fornia light th futa f their
CHURCH FOLKS
WIELD RAZORS
DURING FIGHT uT TTi
.,,, , n,, ,, .... Tnl ' batwo cardinal
CAN8TON, III. Oct. II (API a4 Tnl.. k., w
-Th. lnt.rn.1 trouble, of U. h.. 7 p7 V" ZYZ
cZT Z:;9T. Cra.Ur0h (,co'- Howard J.n. noi only figure.
serious,, .njur: On Samu.l l?,., I." . Vh '.!.T.-!
I ...... .s. I . -"- ".nun.,
title sltuatloa,
Sanders, waa slashed across th
neck and may die. Twenty mem
John J. McEwan's era at Ore-
th head.
"He waa looking tor a place
on w. mm. " -i, j , ..II i..,t i
to at Portland In 11. The .. .wht do T0 an fonlj.
next year was another battle yelled tha colored referee, who
typical of Oregon-Washington I had been dodging wild swings
rivalry, but Washington won byiail night.
tha last auarter SDurt. 7 to 0.1 "'He fouled me!' yelled th
Last vear at Portland, tha Web-1 boy on th floor. 'He don hit
foot scored their grmtest trl- m id do brain blow:' "
umph over Waahlngtoa since the . . .
4i to o win la ioo. HOSPITAL ASKS
Sprague River Winds Had A
Wallop In Early Days
Turned Bill Kennedy's Mule Inside Out Chair Warm
ers Should Award Bill the Loving Cup as
Winner of Story Telling; Contest.
By ZEKE 8QI EKE
8PRAGIE RIVER, Oct. 19,
(Special) Th writer haa been
very fortunate during th aum-
OFFIfTR' ATnlmr ln meeting some of south'
wrriUCIU JIU ern Oregon's outsundlng story.
P) Following th rloUng and r.nnm mv na Mrvrmvin
escap of IT tnmatea from the vvnivrnv n
Al Marstert' ll-polnt splurge Z7. T. .."TirT " Zl . 8PRAOUE RIVER OR JTJST
against ColnmbU enabled the IZ.V t. "7 T... . . PLAI KENNEDY. AS
. iV ... v-.w . I- uiumutask to onicers in ni to irvr.ii.-M r nr i r v vr
MniDDIll qiimrHCI (O Wa-1.,11.1.1.. . ,( " " .... w uwnui. , ,
rthe. hi. toad ov th. Held In 27 "
WRITERS NAME
SCORING ACES
By The Associated Pre
the race for National individual
waa seriously Injured.
MR. KENEDY Is an old timer
I In southern Oregoa and claims
.coring honor.. Marstera now I w ,. .
haa scored It touchdowns and ..rd.n h ' .,, to bl to 1 ancestry
II points after touchdown fori vt .... ".T I clear back to Dr. Kennedy'. Fa
t polnu. In eecond plac r..'"' ... voriW Remedy, a nostrum much
.v. : .. I ' "a cieu ue ii!uceiH--rtl.1 , ..... fc
"""t which surrounds tha tn.timtvnn
each of th lght majgr confer-1 Two of th. . I DURING IN Interview with
nee or group 1 Eugene Me- Pomona police horUy after- Mr KennlT recently while the
Ever, Tennessee halfback, who I w,rd. Th-M , Vmrr, ,. I boys were taking in th exdte-
haa tallied 10 points on 10 z. and Charle. T.nk. n Hntt, I ment of a chair warming con-
tonchdwna. , lot San fmM.t ' Ite t ln th Cpragu River pool
Th leader ln each of th Rat.B ,Ba T nV. . r.om. Bill had th following to
eight group, as compiled by police, comnlalne .hnn th. ln tor himself ln regard to hia
ui rnw, iuuow; i nlUI food-, their treatment t th. """cuou va early-day epls-
Eaat-Maraters, Dartmouth 10 hana ct tne gatTit .nd th , odea and adventure..
Soathern-McEver, Tennessee ther were not n.n .'n..h "When I fimt came here oft-
O. Irotli-a Thl i. th. ..... . times cot in motion a visorona
8onthwest-McElrath. Baylbi outbreak. 11 inmate. h.. breeso which we old settlrra re.
leaned from 4h. iimi.. I feared to aa a "newbroom' be-
Psjclflc-Schwartt, Washington months ago. Most of them wer. r0 " weP 100 country off
" i aires tea and returned. A nnm-l . c,e"B " a aqoasn,
Missouri vailey-King, Drake ber of them wer. th. l n day I waa dolnc some
who rioteif l .t Ht.i., I work about n:y farm trhea An.
Big T.n-Olassgow, Iowa IS. I . o' these "newbroom" bllxxarda
Rocky Mountain-Day. Colo. ID A OCIT a ivr aa -r came up and I sonant refnee In
. . . u. X. W I11SV
Aggies ju. i - - a I my storm cellar.
Big Six-Page, Kansas 1. RESIfiN SOflN "Hearing a -nmpua among mv
II.
mules preaently I slipped out
to determine th caus of th
uproar and found all my work
animala much afraid of th
wind.
"On of the ? ulea, however,
waa so overjoyed at seeing me
that h opened up hi mouth and
let out a rather raucous-sounding
hee-haw. ,
WHILE THE BRUTE'S JAWS
WERE DISTENDED THE WIND
CAUGHT IT JUST RIGHT avn
TURNED THE ANIMAL WRONG
SIDE OUT.
In freniled fear the mule
rushed toward m with lte tall
In Its mouth and Its ears wag
ging away on the back and of
its body.
NEVER WAS I sttacked br
so fearful a looking spectacle
and I Just hit the high town
ships aa I quickly slipped out of
the country over la the direc
tion of Merrill.
"OCCASIONAL!. THE mule
would draw near me, letting out
a squawk sonnding like aa nn
toned saxaphone, and this fear
ful noise was always good for
seven extra hearty Jumps on my
Part.
'FORTUNATELY at HUde-
brand th. roada forked. I took
down on branch and my pur
suer disappeared down the other
so the mule and I lost track of
each other."
OLAD THAT Bill was sble to
elude the mule, both whit, and
tha on. with Its hid turned in
aid out, w remain
Kinds ccared.
ZEKE.
KLAMATH WINS
FROM LAKEVIEW
The Wildcats. Klamath high
second string, smashed their way
to-a 10 to 0 victory over th
Lakevlew high school grid squad
Saturday at the fairgrounds.
The second stringers seemed to
hare no difficulty In msklng
yardage while th. Lakevlew boy,
who wer. heavier but Inexperi
enced, had a great deal of diffi
culty in defending their goal
posta and seldom mad progress
toward the Klamath goal.
Within 10 seconds of the open
ing whistle th. local boy. placed
the pigskin behind their oppo
nents' goal; and th. halt ended
with the acore at It to 0. A
touchdown waa mads during tha
laat half minute of play starting
at Lakevlew's 30-yard line.
Star players for Klamath war
Boyd, fullback; Rex Hamaker,
quarter; Bob Elliot, end; and Al
fred Lundqulat, right halt.
This was th first football
gam that Lakevlew ha plsyed
snd accounts for their inexpert'
enc.
Mdlln will be Lakevlew's op
ponent next week.
This is ths third gams that
th Klamath Wlldcata hav won
this season, having defeated Hen
ley and Malln.
Investigators for a Chicago
mall order house discovered that
girl employes spend six minute a
day applying powder, rouge and
lipstick. Making up for loat time.
h.ra of th rou.rea.Hn; M . "" ""
cut snd bruised. r" " foal as
Three persons war. rt.. ' "ouin
Includlus the nastor. th. u. n ,rn -'' lakea on Notre
A. Lons and aim M...h "m" vsrn.gi Toh later
sad Alex Cobln. deacons. Should l " 0 . " aru ,or ""'on'
th wounded Bandera die. nolle h000"- B'''f luU "P s
said charges of murder would be ! , , " V ' n,w''nl
made against the three Cagla aad his army male, se
Tor a yesr ther hss bees ,h,t ,h ,nctn,l,r ' ' '
irouoie between on f.otloa af 7 " " " n a v""T
in church and th pastor. - Yes-1
tsrday'a matting Was under a I ' Stanford Stork Up
court order which called apoa I Un,l 't Saturday, U. g. C.
ins cnurca to hold sa election wu leoerauy expectad to be th
bfor November to determine tavorlt. Th Trojan wer oft
whether Long should continue as 10 ,Urt snd reached a
pastor. psak of power by cruahlng Wash-
G. Vi. Gibson, a deacon xpl- Ingloa 41 to 0 on th latter'
d a year ago, began heckling th ow gridiron. Stanford, com
pastor and demanding ralnatste- ! along mor slowly, aroustd
ment. Deacoa Matthew pushed barkers by polishing off Ore
forward and told Olhsoa to sll Sa Slate 40 lo T. A margin of
down. Blows wer exchanged axactly It points more thsa
sad soon ths mealing had divided Southern California' dg over
Into two aides, one backing Gib- th ssm tesm. ' On this basis
son. th other supporting Mat- snd th fact that Warner si
thaw and th pastor. Chair ways haa something up his
war need a clubs snd projo- lev for a big gam. Stanford
Ulea. Rasors flashed. sow rates at least aa even
Flv iquads of policemen wer choice.
requira to break up th battle I Both hav California to eon-
wnica aproad to th church yard land with later, it a. r i. f.M
and blocked tralllo aa motorlsu meets the Golden Bears the fol-
lowing Saturday at Los Aageles.
but California, to Justify any
till hopes, must show mor
than It did Saturday la beating
a (crappy but lubnormal Pn-i
nsylvanla team.
Army Meeta Yale
la the east, this week's most
colorful affair will be the annusl
other unbeaten conference teams,
battle It out while Illinois play
Michigan snd lows tackle Wis
consin. Th march of Illinois
toward a third till la a row
was checked iiiddealr Saturday
by a tl with lows.
Ths big aolss la th Big Six
group la ths elssh between Neb
raska and Missouri al Columbia
with th Tigers, going strong,
confident of turning the lahlse
on th till champions.
Tulaae's bid for southsrn con
ference honors depeads en th
green wavs's ability to roll back
Osorgla Tech's tornsdo st New j
Orlsans. '
Th southwestern conference
rare has a lull this week while
In th Rocky Mountain confer,
ence, Utah's champions eipect
to continue their march toward
another till at th espen of
th Colorado Aulas.
Th British labor parly pro
poses to drop th word "social
ist" from lis offklsl tills. Msy
be that nves ns th prty has a
surplus.
NO MORE PILES
Pil sufferers ran only g.t
quick. Ml s -d lasting relief by
removing th cause bad .blood
circulation la the lower bowel.
Cutting sad salve can't do this
an Internal remedy must be
used. Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Rold.
harmless tsblet, sncceeds be
cause it relieves this blood con
gestion aad strengthens th af
fected part. Ilem-Kold baa a
wonderful record for quick, eat
aad lasting relief to Pile suffer
ers. It will do the same fur you
or mony bark. Underwood's Pbsr- '
raacy and dragglsts anywhere sell
llem-Knld with this guarantee.
stopped lo watch the fight.
FLAT TIRE IS
DEATH CAUSE
of
JACKIE FIELDS Seattle, wash
TA tirrT mrrnn f' ln Post
i u iuc, i itcunij m.. .....
o " uia ;
icann nun -.. . . i .,
CSV roitciocn . .t ".- " "maau
PI T.,n. m.M. -.1.. I m 7. " .
- ' . ... -,iuh ..aufc i .vasninrrnn Mn.vi..
cnsmpion. hjs repute- The newspaper said thst de-
awa aa aavt. asset al tiO IU In IM I ft ttit rt f r sw. ee.ll(. 1- .
'naL Irr?? . College, to!
' wv.-u. ur(iV iius-1 neinpr wit b th fl. .ul
ster from Akron. Ohio. Montana broneht fonTh.ii
ZSSZLEi ?f.,1.d, .?:'. f.h tenl'!afr M"1 t ft.r tie
v.eUt. siuiiv, wuu r ieias i ram a with it.iKiM.4
a strong fsvorlt. to defeat the Saturday, th. Huskies lost 10
eagey negro, despite the lat-1 to i .
tmr: . , , . ' "ma w
.r,Z:,7,; . V , "- tween Bagshaw's advisers and
A specialist at body be tin and tnrf.. w- v. . .
eonttaoualy aggressive. Fields 1. dent board of control sought'
roTr'?'0 to0 fa,t P" Bagshaw's resignation last win-
e-waawe, I tflf.
Th. u .a...
my, MDwa . . I "u"i"i'ci Bm iai. tome
" a or the och'i frffinH. .fw.aw
I him )m .
cm tDiv.tsm " " " men oner
P A .rn-i .? .;. ' ' ""ic ' t Of the
MarTi e,r;J "'A';0 "r..8.1- -" " ' "lcully
fo.h.,i.. 01 "!" new coach on
vmi . BUtlwaria til nnnriflA shAt .atlu
ouoas of z to 0 icore
r ... ..... ...
rt. T. VT. . untpiayed In I DROW.VS IV BEACH
hack in th . 7 "m M0S8 BEACH. Cal., Oct Jl.
In .... . ' . " v" ' roin in grasp oil
-v li inraaers oil tnelrlhl. rth. .h. .....v.
wufui iu rw
I.n. 1.1m nf.l.. , ..
vuw uuu. mi;u.(a Aeonerer. 1 2
San Francisco, drowned at Mar
tin Beach when a comber broke
over the rock from which he was
fishing and swept him out to
sea. The father succeeded In
reaching his son, 100 yards from
shore, but the heavy breakers
beat him off.
SEATTLE WF.I.TKR MATCHED
EUGENE, Or., Oct. 11, (A
P) Joe Sellofr, Seattle welter
weight, haa been matched ln a
ten-round main event here Fri
day night with Chuck Borden
of Eugene. Joa Dagutis of Port
land and Mickey McCatferty,
Cottage Grove, are matched in
the alx-round seml-wtndup. Each
weighs 140 pounds.
MrGOl'LDRICK ARRESTED
NEW YORK, Oct. 11. ( API
John McGouldrlck, second of
ficer of the steamship Creole,
was taken Into custody today bv
police In ' collection with the
murder on Oct. 11 of Jack Kraft,
former New York newspaper em
ploye, on the liner's last trip
from New York to New Orleans.
FOR RESULT8 USE THE
HERALD WANV ADS.
tenincer1 mm How About a. Dtuiiiny Varsity?
PORTLAND. Oct. II (API-
Losing control of his sutomoblls
when a tire went flat, John Hil-
tunen. 41. was killed here today, .v t....... .....
.nrf rnnVZi e-erv.u , y,,, , ,,,,
and bumped Into a telephone L, .. ... ..,,.,, ... r,....
nnl. lllll...... L l . I
H.h, . IT T.Tr .V rT mouth's battle with Harvard s
VSltonMt .r hare .. Import
turn rF ekfuh I aut vvmtiuf va u vusnujuuueuiji
Tham . .. . l. ,. . I llUs)lJUBt
alW VmUl Umin- I seas.. .. . l.l..k.l
si st Afl in I J a vnuiBua ubhiuuiiiuk
rr fi.t .:rr::.".vj?; . d.on.tr.t.d m tymg
.... waa msj at u - s . tt a.a,it BH. ektllt
ator. Witnesses said Hlltunen :.. . . 7 .T'LT'
. ..... ... I will u( . Lfc wr w, -
mouth. Harvard, however, will
find Al Maratara about aa dif
ficult as Csgle to stop.
Rockae fcVeka Revengs
Notre Dsme, gathering head'
way In Ita comeback by van
was driving st a moderate rat
of speed.
FIBB DESTROYS FACTORY
SAX FRANCISCO. Oct 11. (A I
P 1 IT Irak I. .. ....J...A I
MllllnV Company' pUnT 1 ""?' Ind'0'- "d
MUslon district. dtroy.d tour 'T.tT "."'1?
buildings, machlnary and tock.li....
Loss was estimated st 150.000. J""""" " " ""
8n,,. .7,,"l ' 7 I intersections! engagement of th
Itoyed to have start.d th. blJi lk'T.h.Tr Lltl. l!."
JU JWVkUV aTglUUMaw m a laas'
FIREMAN KILLED
I mlng laat year but It will b a
I surprise If they repest Seek
WORCESTER Mas., n,. ln "" ' ' O'10
By Knick
' COUJIM0,A tWiVlCRSCTV
MAKSITVI SCRIMMAGES
ia3aiV5t eueviGM on
tlOMMies
I I POTTVUSbOMMVI VwT
c I in mo a roue Koon, I r ' J v
I objective ot th Hooslers.
Pittsburgh has let up alter an
Impreeatvs string of conquests.
a warehouse block this morning. "" -"" r "--" -LLutenant
C.rl R. Sw.nson wii W "? i
pace setter among the Big Tan.
Ohio Running Strong
Ohio, having beaten Iowa snd
(AP) One fireman was killed
snd a d.sea were seriously In
jured In a fire which destroyed
firemen who were within th
building.
Da di a us wag estimated at aboi t
1200.000.
TWES SAM THE TXJMMteS
HAME AlO RESPECT AT
ALL FOR TUe VARSCTV.
An optimist is a man who
oiows his horn when
approaching a railroad
crowing
-. . i
The Can't aim
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CUWARB
CAOOrH-AEy
I
JrOoSrl3 FROM CO HAT TUB
PESSMISTlfi COACHes ARB
SAMlrlG , TUeRB AAM Be TMES
UJHEcA THIS MVSTAKE IS ,
AAAte.
i AlOTED FQHrBAf r
c-LoujeK, fjuvo so&eers tvvct
TW VJAUSOM eLEMeMS.TOO,
REPLACED EM tXJrMMteS.TUtS, SAMS
TUe TJOCTTOR, (JJILL eUMlMATC
IWSUPieS TO TH5 HUMAWS AAlO
ALLOOJ AtOPE TIME PoC STODICS
amd ajobodmIs reeufiss uiitU- 8t3T
HOWr COHEri A MAM IS BEMCHED
-efT OFF THE AUj-AMERICA.
I TtsROLB 7V4 '
A rMArt ovet - ,
. VARsiTtesAevu. M&et.
gnu. Mors wru) roues.
OPE.X ORKOOX OFF1CK
PORTLAND, Oct. 11, (AP) C,
1. Brieter. assistant vie presi
dent ot the New York Central
nnes la Chicago, today announced
appointment of J. F, Scanlln,
general ireignt agent, and C. 1.
Barry, general passenger agent,
of ths New York Central tor th
Oregon territory.
Portland offices will bs opsn-
ea novemoer 1.
HOST TO W. C. I. V.
PENDLETON, Oot. II. (AP)
Th snnual stats convention ot
th Women's Christian Temper.
anve Union opened hare today
wun aoout iso dslegsus prssent
from all ovr the stat. lira
Ells Bool, national president,
wss ta srrlrs this sfternooa. A
banquet this evening wss to be
a festnre of the first day's session.
Student, at he University ef
Minnesota had been suspected of
sanding substitute to take their
examinations. Well, what's a
footbsll player supposed to dot
Mlcblgsn, expects to msks It
three strstght conference vict
ories by besting Indlsna thl
week. Purdoe and Chicago, two
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