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PAGE SIX MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1933 THE ALB ANY DEMOCRAT-HERALD, ALBANY; OREGON with a 80-yard sprint for a touchdown on the kukoff after 'Stanford'! first "OUT OUR WAY" By WILLIAMS Big Crowd Attends Prof. Einstein of, Princeton Poses wore. RP MlMP HAUI IWk-. BLOOlE eLAM- MeetmgatLacomb; Miss Hadley Talks BLOOIE BLOOIE U.S.C.LEDT0 26-O VICTORY BY VARBURTOM 4 GRID COACHES GIVE HIGHLIGHTS i l'hove you. my awt bleeds for you owoo- DON'T TORTURE ME LIKE THIS, DA LINK! REMAIN UNTIED ANDUNBEATEN 6 ALLU? GALLUP! GALLOLLUP? SLAM BLAMl THOSE ARE THE KIND HE PICKS, WHEN WE GO TO Editor's note: Fcur outstanding 1 THEM'S TU' KIND coaches, representing major divisions of the country, wrote fJieir ideas on EXPECTS ME TO GO TO, WHEN I HAVE TO GO iy A MOVIE AND high spot week-end footha'l follows: WITH HER THEY NEW YORK, Nov.

20. The foot-hall world, still xbakea by Inst week's reversals that- reduced national championship "routendcrs to a lonely trio, today anticipated the Ins From blc Kiser Purdue LAFAYETTE. Ind. Joe I.ans. Iowa put l'm-due on' By James Nheehy If you asked metnlwrH of the -Oregon team what beat them at los Angeles they probably would Hfty Irvine (Cotton) Warburton ant! forward IlttRWH.

Southern Californja. snapped back to national ehauipiouship form, and defeated the fine Oregon team, 21 to 0, "big" Saturday which will offer i of the Hig Ten race almost single- LACOMB, Nov. 20. (Special) A large crowd atteuded the Community meeting at the hall Friday evening. The meeting was presided over by Claud Cox, with Mrs.

J. W. Wirt as After a short business meeting the following program was rendered: Songa by thai audience with E. W. Bartruff, leader and Miss Ljyerva Henson at the piano.

Music by orchestra reading by Virginia Toler; song from Bourghara Hollow school reading "Kentucky song by Fannie Fita-water of Berlin With Mrs. Oral Fits-water as accompanist song by Donna Biddle with ber mother accompanist reading from Bourghan Hollow school song by Mrs. Oral Fitzwater, playing her own -accompaniment dialogue; "Way Down East" by Lacomb talent. The program committee included Mr. Boscoe Bryan Sanders and Cecil Wirt.

Berncice Hadley of Albany, the Bed Cross was present and gave a short talk about the Bed Cross drive, and the work of Red Cross. tu scramble the. Pacific Coast confer ruce race. handed by two touchdown runs of 2i and I'M yards to give Ilawkeyes a l-l-ii victory over the Itoilermakers. the first time Purdue lost since- 1031.

young team, improving every week, nearly beat Michigan in scoreless XV Notre JJaine finally broke jinx anil downed Northwestern 7-0. bang-up program. Of all the major team. which started the title trek in September, only Army. Prini-eton and Puke remained unbeaten and untied.

Saturday's quake toppled Oregon, Nebraska and Georgia. Army and Princeton face siff opposition thin week ii) Navy and Itntgi The defeat probably eliminated from Rose. Jtowl. consideration, although tb't Webfeet were certain of a tie for coast lonors. IVarburton was one of the four athlete!) who stood out as certain for UHU KTHEY GAG nil-coast and possibly all-Anierican Duke should have easier going against North Carolina The cadets met a Tartar instead -of a "breather''' Pcnusylvnia military and barely emerged intact, wlif.e Navy nearly stopped Princeton.

When Army andl Navy renew their ancient in-iseason ri-' honors. From Hill Kpauldiiig-r-t'. L. A. LOS ANOELES Oregon's Weli-footed Huskii's dolled up ill their Hose Howl glad rags but were so mail-handled by the strong Southern California line and dazzled by Warburton 'a Wizardry that they probably won't be able to wear them now'.

crucial Stanford-California game probably will decide the Hose Howl conti'stunf. -At Seattle, BUI Smith, Washington's star left end, scored all points in the Huskies 10 to 0 Victory over valry at Philadelphia, the Cadets will be only slight favorites. V. C. L.

before about 13,000 fans. Norman (Ited) Franklin, paced the LOCAL 'STUDENT PLEDGED BY HONORARY FRATERNITY Take a good look at Princeton'! new faculty member, for it may not be soon that you will see bi likeness again. After dodgios cameramen on bis arrival in Hew York and then again at Princeton. Professor telnsleln consented to pose this once as be sat at bla desk on his llrsl day lo bin new Princeton offices It's bis Bret posed photo since arriving In the Committees Named By Jefferson Mayor At Council Meeting From Kerry Mchre fivorgia ATHENS, South' big upset was Auburn's 14-0 win over unbeaten Georgia. Aubuin played top-notch game against Bulldogs who appeared somewhat tired.

Oeorgia's loss and Alabama'! victory over Georgia Tech, places Alabama at head ot Southeast OREGON STATE COLLEGE, Cor-vallis Harmon Traver of Albany, junior in electrical engineering at Oregon State has recently been pledged to Eta Kappa Nn, national honor society in electrical engineering. twa av sea aatvicc tl-14 WHV MOTHERS GT GRAY. WHMT If ern conference. Nov. 20, (S)eciall -5rThe city council' tneeting was held Monday night in the council room of the council room of the Cobb building, with Mayor Edna P.

Allen in the chair, and member of the council, W. L. Cobb, Dan I)onohue, Ii. W. Curl, A.

B. Hiuz aittl Nettie Keeves, pres From Jimmy Crowley Fordhum NEW YOItK Fordhnm's lust glimmering Hose bowl hopes were doused by lied Franklin anil Scliwainmel of Oregon State. Franklin made impressive All-America bid with excellent all-round play. Similurly, Nebraska lost Its ticket to the Hose Bowl at Pittsburgh. T3 Hooks and lrKj CI I'1 1 Bill Braucher Ol IU es ent.

Beside the- regular business rou Jar meeting, ns has been customary for the past several years. Refreshments were served iH the (lining room. Jloliquets of chrysanthemums an I marigolds were effectively placed about the rooms. (Juests present Were Sir. and Mrs.

Prank Reeves, and Mr. and Mrs. II. Shields, of Salem; Mrs. Vivian Albert and Mrs.

W. AW 'Alien of Mill City. Mrs. Allen was Past Grand Ada of the Grand chapter of Oregon. II, I.

Mtirs wasJ elected as a member of the. council, to fill the "un expired term of Harold Knight. The following committees were appoint by the mayor Judicial, B. W. Curl, A.

B. Ilinz. H. 1). Mars: finnnce.

A. ST. MARY'S AND B. Hinz. W.

Cobb, It. W'. Curl license, Dan Potiohur, It. W. Curl.

Nettie Reeves health uud police, Net married Nov. 12, 1SS3, at Bakersville, North Caroline, came to Oregon in 1904 aud have been living in their present home about 2fJ years. The guests included the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. Del Edwards, their three children, John Edwards.

Buban Edwards, and Mrs. Clyde Poinervy and their' families which included 10 grand-children and 3 great grand-children Clyde and Verna Mae Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Edwards. Mr.

and Mrs. Carp Edwards and children, Mr. and Mrs. Welse Edwards and children, Mr. and Mrs.

Edwards, Mr. Oscar Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.

Chirk and children, Mrs. L. S. Clark. Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert Gray, nnd daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John aud family, Mr. and Mrs.

Crban Shrode and children, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Conser and children, Mr. Conger, Juanitn, Pauline, Helen nnd Earl Edwards, Lelu Faulkner, Mr. and Mrs.

Leon1 Hanson and children of Kalein, Mrs. Edith Wyiuan of Montana, Mr. and Mrs. John Turnidge, Mr. and Mrs.

Turuidge of Talbot, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Bellows. Mrs, M. Preston and family, Mr.

and Mrs. John Walker and daughter Evelyn. Mrs. Crockett, Mrs, Nat McKinney and two daughters, Mr. and Mrs.

I. G. McCloud. A cafeteria dinner was served at noon. Two large baskets full of presents were received by Mr.

and Mrs. Edwards. S.C.U.TIE6-6 tie Beeves, Dan Doiiubue, H. D. Mars; light and water.

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Curl; street, A. B. Hhi. Dan Donohue, ud Nettie Beeves. Looking Ahead pURSUING the trend of wrestling events aa' they are conducted nowadays it may nqt, be.

many years, according to our prognostication department, before we are reading somo such chronicle as this: 1 1 "Savnldl waul wearing? spiked hclni't, spiked Vhoes and a spiked belt and collar whetf lie entered the ring for his match with Gentleman Jack Washbirn. Washburn wore a jerkin ot tesinered stoel and among SAX FRANCISCO. Nov. 20. St.

Mary's college's nine-year dominance over Santa Clara university football 50tli Anniversary of teams was halted here yesterday when the two elevens bnttled to a (l-U tie in Oregon Slate Beavers to a to victory over the Fordhara Hams at New York. And Mike Oregon's fullback, demoiiMtrated his all-coast iralibre with a 'smashing defensive game against the Trojan. Last Friday Head Coach Jimmic Phelan of Washington wrote in weekly pre-view of games "Southern California would defeat any team it played Saturday." He hit center on that one, as the Trojan to white-heat by Coach Jones after the Stanford defeat, unloosed terrific power and pass-is on Oregon. About 50.000 fans were gunned by the suddenness of the attack, A pass from Clink to Wnrburton, carried to Oregou's 10 and I'rolist went, o'ver on the third play. A second touchdown came on Wotkyn's slant over, left tackle for 14 yards.

Cal Clemens, Trojan halfback, from punt formation, shot a scrimmage line pas to YVarburton, who raced (H yards for a touchdown behind fine interference. The final score came late in the game, when Howard, sub' for Warburton, cracked over from the line. A1though badly defeated, Oregon played a splendid game, observers said. She suffered a cruel break early in the game when Leigbton Ore, sensational rat-back runner and defensive star, sprained his ankle, ile left the game and did not return. Oregon drove to V.

8. 18-yard line in the second period. She made 10 first downs to 8 for the Trojan, liut Southern California gained 120 yards on passes, completing six out of iltill Smith, nn an end around piny, scored on V. from the 13-yard line, in the Husky's 10 to 0 win at Seattle. He kicked goal.

In the final period ho booted a 10-yard field goal and sent his All-America candidacy booming higher. The Hmfn Hid not get closer than Washington's 20-yard line, and their passing attack fllyvered. Norman (Ited) Franklin raced Fordliam' opening kirkoff hack yards to upxet the Hams at. the Polo rrounds. Abe t-ichwammel, Oregon State tackle booted a 35-yanl field goal to clinch the game.

Fnrdham got a touchdown after a power drive, California found Idaho stubborn and barely bent the Aloscovites, to (. The Idaho line repulsed four or five offensives into scoring territory, but Kcefer finally smacked over from lb 1-yard tye in the third iwrlral. Montana gave Stanford a real ball fume for two ijiiHrlers. but lost to the the. cardinals 33 to 7.

Stanxbcrry, Montana half, thrilled about fi.OiMI funs their traditional struzgle before 00,000 Wedding Celebrated I By Salt Lake Couple spectators. AH the scoring of a hard-fought eon-test was squeezed into the first five minutes. the equipment In corner, be-1 LACOMB. Nov. 20.

(Special Mr. and Mrs. Dell Edwards celebrated sive, -whacking the former Notre Dame fullback about the' head and ears with the adz. Savoldi laughed; "There were 'ohs' and 'ahs'Jrorrf the effete ringside section when "Washburn followed up this lead with a flurry of three-edged trench knives which he dug into Savoldi: fiendishly. Referee Warns 4TUT the gallery booed and railed upon the referee to 'make 'em fight or throw "cm out, tho hums!" That worthy ofTiclat thrust his hel meted head from a window in bis one-man tank and warned the boys to quit stalling or he would open fire with one of the field-pieces mounted on the turret of his armored tractor.

"The boos changed to applause and hilarious laughter when Wash; burn began singeing Savoldi will) his blow-torch. The high pointof Interest was reached a few minutes later when Savoldi, seizing; his plow, spilt Washburn right up Hie middle. "The fans, leaving the hall, con gratulated the promoters on the show, -which, by the way, was popularly priced at 10 cents to 25 with school children admitted at half price." Gonzaga Emerges their golden wedding Sunday, Nov. 12, at their home, in Halt Lake neighbor hood. Mr.

nnd Mrs. Edwards were How: the play, "Three-Oriiered got its title, was explained by the author, Gertrude Toukonogy, when' B. P. Seliulberg selected it as a starring vehicle for Colbert. Richard Arlen and Mary Roland.

It has been made into a rollicking Paramount screen comedy and can t)ow be seen at the Venetian theater. "Ihiring stage rehearsals, everyone was so busy we didn't think much of a she admitted. one night the crazy snggestiou of a three-cornered mco'n came to me. We decided to call it that and intended to write a line into the script to explain what It meant." Miss Tonkono2y said. "But we were so busy we completely forgot all about it.

fo the show opened with its curious title unexplained." While talking to Mr. Schulberg, sle asked him to explain the title in the film. Kchulberg's explanation is this: In the picture the Rimplegnrs. the typical American family, lose nil their fortune in the stock on stock "Ma" Itimplrgar bought ond on which she forgot to pay margin, just one of her irresponsible tricks. 0 the fatal stock was named "three-Cornered Moon." 13-8 Victor Over Columbia Gridders POKTLANI), Nov.

20. zagn won IS to 8 victory over Columbia of fort kind here Sunday, due mainly to line power and the (Idea the usual halberd, were an dz and a brace of cold chisels. Jumping Joe depended upon his ciwtomary tools, a Molino plow, nine yards pf picture wire, a aash-welght and a blow-torch. Cry for Action wrpHEY rushed for each -other's A throats, emitting the hoarse crlea of the bull ape. The first 15 minutes of the bout were spent In the exercise of various guzzling, throttling and garrqtlng holds.

Sa-voldl managed to twist Washburn into a picture-wire hold, but Gentleman Jack squirmed Ills way to his corner where he managed to break It with one of tho cold chisels. "Washburn leaned Into the offen slushing off-tackle runs of Hob Mc- Neese. After triviling to (I going Into the lust quarter, the Spokane team count Your eyes were made for LIGHT LIKE THIS ed, the winning points when McNcese sprinted 25 yavds through tackle to score. Justice plunged for the extra 4 MKOK I'KI) DIKS POKTI.ANU, Nov. 20.

Dr. Howard I). Ilnskins, 02. professor of biiM'hemistry at I'niversity of Oregon GRANADA to close on a siartling fact, one P. W.

Parringtou of I.iverpcsd jut wt a now world's record of S.1 feet 10 Inches for the plunge of distance, a swimming event that has been removed from the American program. SPOR1YPARADI medical school, died today of heartj disease, from which he had suffered for a long time, lie, had been a member of the fuculty of the school since TODAY MAE WEST "Night After Night" By Henry McLeraore United Prets Staff Corerapondeat Charter Members of Jefferson Chapter of I porclr on a sunnj day you are reading by the light that is ideal for your eyes. You feel no sense of stress or strain. Why Be- cause you are reading with nature's equivalent of a watt lamp many, many times as bright as the lamp used in the average home. Royalty 0.

E. S. Entertained NKW VtlitK. Nov. 20.

Putting tliei sports shot here and there: Truck' and field athlete are going in for football in a big way this season will): no less Ilia ii six itutiouul or intereol-1 EDDIE CANTOR in "Whoopee" Answcm to Previous Puzzle IWAiWll ISUM'EiN'Ul HIaWE feUff ilrnm 11 I AftlPl Oil AMI legiate champions op the gridiron There's limine Piuris of Purdue, a Javelin ftingrr, Pete SCareinbii, N. IV-On hammer chump, Iveu Kiupia of Indiana, our best iiuarter-uiiler, Nov, 20. (Speciall At the regular meeting of Fuclid Chapter No. 70 O. K.

Tinsday iiiglit, the charter memlwrH of this lodge were entertained. The honor guests were Mrs. l.ona I.ooiiey, Kvulyn Wall. Mrs. Maude Wied and Mrs.

Fmiu-es rin'Ips, and each one wus presented with a corsage bouquet. Harrow elmei Friday Saturday TOM KEENE in 'Renegades of The West" warn mi AnTDAMllLihPiF 1 Willis Ward of Michigan, high jump: chump, Ciena Hardin of M. hurdle ace, and Jack Torrance of the same school, shot-putter of repute. true might ad dthat Ralph Metcalfe, How well these charter members remembered when the Kastem Star was instituted 32 years ago, and hopini that all could hnve been ini'sent, howevvr world record-holder, is water' You use them most in LIGHT LIKE THIS LEWIS some weii? unable to attend. Meveral letters were ivad from al-sent members of the order.

Fixink 1 1 IS Sour. 20 Cut of meat. 21Choose8, 22 To mend. 23 Cisterns. 24 To help.

26 Bridle strap. 27 More aaheu. 30 Her native country Is .11 To abscond. 32 Liter secretion. 33 Native ot Rome.

33 Entrance tea to a trading guild. 36 Pertaining to a pupa. 37 Greatest in degree. 3S Whirr. .19 Kind of wren.

40 Pound (abbr.) 41 Small body of land. 43 44 To entitle. 48 Postscript (abbr.l. boy at Manpiette and gets the bucket out there before the players hit the ground Another trackman using his sim'mI is Bob McCallister, the one-tini" splinter who is not a cop He recently outran an automobile in which four thugs were escaping, shot one and captured another. Hob says it wasn't bravery Ik thought the bandit's shot Was the starting gun, HOItl.ONT.U.

lands Vh6 i the royal lady in the picture' 12 Russian niountalns. 13 To Jog. Fluid rock. 15 Social Insect. 16 Shoe.

Her husband Is King 19 Kxlsta. 2u Optical glass. 21 To primp. 22 (lift of charity. 23 Seventh note.

21 Measure ot area. 25 Characteristic. 21 Moccasin. Neuter pronoun. 29 Sea eagle.

30 Side ot a river. 31 Noise. 32 Krustratea. Halt an em. 35 Bees' homes.

36 Italian river. 57 Pertaining to. the cheek. Reeves, nnd James Johnstott, fur-nisheil 'musical entertainment during the evening, ami various memliers gave short talks. Plans were made for the seven o'clock dinner, sf the next roju- Vi WHEN jTad indoorsTthe light is about 1100 as bright as the light on the porch.

Your eyes must adjust themselves to the difference. You can help them make this adjustment by having adequate light throughout your home. This, science tells us, will assist in preventing nervous muscular tension, defective vision, and a tendency toward headache, dizzi.ness, vertigo. We will be glad to consult with you on the proper lighting of your home. 2Pltcliera.

3 To devour. 4 Deity, 5 God. of love. 6 Quantity. Neuter pronoun.

Onus ot auk 9. 9 Infant. Ill Equable. 11 Sailor 1.1 Vocal sound, 16 Sash. 17 Measure ot area.

3S What is her country? 42 One who atones. 44 Deaf and 45 Mineral spring. 46 Hodgepodge. 47 To habituate. 48 Scheme.

49 Sancerlike dish, 50 What Is the capital ot her country? YKKTICAU 1 Strange. NOTICE! Having finished certain contracts containing price requirements, and realizing conditions, the Venetian will resume its regular prices of 25 and 10 cents, except in case of road show stage attractions, which will be priced according to their contracts. Thanking you-for your patronage. The Management. TODAY 'Three-Cornered Moon" C.

Colbert Richard Arlen -vi til Geo. Arliaa in "The Working Man" Man Mounlain Dean, the pouml wrestler with the Spanish moss beard, is a -chicken rauchvr. The captain the lUackhnw ks i-. Chuck: Cariliiier, the first goalie to be sol honored in a decade or two. Max: liner, called intu Hollywood ring for' an introduction 1 the other night pinched Referee Jack llompsey on bolli checks and then kissed him.

and they wonder what's wrong with the fight name. Our apologies to lie army team fur russing it out for the; use of bear grease nu their legs in the Harvard game. It wasn't grease at all hut a linament of wintcrgtveu, cloves, peppermint and such stuff lo keep the legs Two or three minutes afler its rubbed on it evaporates. Okay. Pal Hack in the ancient days of boxing antagonists used to fight sitting down.

Modem pugs could take a lesson from Melan-icoma. the favorite' box-fighter of the Kuiperor Titus Melaneima is credited with winning an. Olympic championship without striving a blow He just parried punches and skipped nimbly about until his opihu-rnls collapsed of exhaust ttn A feature of (he last Olympic was the thousands of women Kiwctators. THI? utmost care has been taken by 'this company to secure domestic lighting fixtures that will meet the requirements of GOOD lighting with the least possibla expense. Many dealers carry them or a represent, tive from this company will be glad to call and with the aid of precision instruments assist you in lighting your home properly.

Select the proper fixtures now. They will be a very small price to for the blessing of proper lighting. Friday and Saturday Leslie Howard Heather Angel in "Berkeley Square" 1 7" 6 I I -P 3t "'tl 52--4 MOUNTAIN STATES COMING Sunday Monday IS. POWER COMPANY WARMK BAXTER -M-1 num. AcT AS A few thousand years am the Olim-lic lAiuicstaiils perfprmcd in the nude anil women were 10H allowed to attend, If a mil diil slip by in disguise slid was i nitfilit, I bey tos-cd her off a- cliff.

You've probably lo ver heard of Alfred J.s-bim of PiiLmi City. N. Ion ilie now hold his seveuili uuiional iill-roiuid litje and lias h-cn a meiu-biT of jhive olvmpir t'-Hin slid. 1iocl BET LI BETT SIGH A i Vi A' UH-1.