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Page Six DAILY GAZETTE-TIMES, SATUBDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1935. of Dawn Glory, Gladys accidaui ly sees Iioretta attired ia 111! DAVIES III BEAVERSSWftMP CRASHING CORNHUSKER iLAn IrMLriiiii 1 1 r7f a. Sunday's Play Will Decide Who o-i vww 4ltS lUfZSE will be here again to grapple with Totem Pole Anderson. Totem Pole, who formerly wrestled under the name of Soldier Anerson, is 6 feet 4 inches tall and like a bean stalk but is plenty able to take care of himself.

Jess McCann, brother of Wild cat, will mix with Te Hager of West Timber in the curtain raiser. Hager is a new man who has been coming along rapidly. Museum Gets Josephine's Coat NICE, Oct. 12-(UP)-A beauti ful coat once worn by the Empress Josephine when Napoleon was crowned King of Italy, has: just been presented to the Massena museum here. The doners are Ameri cans, Mr.

and Mrs. Day Pardee. The coat belonged to Prince Eugene de Beauharnais and his family but later it was sold and taken to the United States. All MM GLORY Dick Powell and Pat O'Brien Also Seen in Snappy Wh'rtesiSe Feature Lnrett. (Marion Davies) from the backwoods, gets' a job as chambermaid in the swanky Park-Regis hoteL She ia taught the business of chambermaiding by Betty (Patsy Kelly) a wisecracking little Irish lass, born in New York.

Living in the same- hotel but just about to be thrown out because of non-payment of bills are Click Wiley, (Pat O'Brien) a. promoter with nothing -to promote right now; his pal Ed Olsen (Frank McHueh) a newspaper photogra pher out of a job; and Ed's girl friend Gladys (Mary Astor) who is waiting for Ed to raise enough money to marry her. A yeast company offers $2500 for a photograph of America's most beautiful girL Olsen makes a com posite picture, using one beauty eyes, another mouth, hair, etc. The three christen her ''Dawn Glory." The picture wins the prixe. How ever, the entire nation becomes "Glory" conscious.

Into the elaborate suite the trio now has since the money arrived, comes their old friend Bingo Nel- Jjson, (Dick Powell) a dare-devil aviator who has just flown with a lion across the ocean and who is just about to fly, some serum to the famous "Turner Quadruplets." Bingo falls in love with Dawn Glory's photo. Meanwhile, Lbretta has fallen in love with Nelson, ffom seeing him in the. news-reels. Bingo takes off for Nome and makes it Broadcasting from the Alaskan airport he tells all the world his love for Dawn Glory. While Click, Ed and Gladys are at their wits' end stalling off all demands for a personal appearance Dr.

Henrietta Morris; 3:30, music; 3:45, news; 4, opera -stories; 4:30, stories; campuses; 6:30, music. 6 p. music; 6:15, Oregon peni tentiary; 6:30, farm hour; 7:30, 4-H club; 8, music; 8:15, the book of the week; 8:30, Oregon Loggers; 9, news. vi MARION CONQUERS Cray and Mountain Run Wild Through All of Exciting, '-Wide Open Contest A 97 yard return of the opening ltkkoff by Joe Gray gave Oregon SUte a start over Gonzaga last night, and with the aid of more flashy open field running: by Gray and Bob Mountain, two fast stepping left halfbacks, the Beavers ran up a total score of33 to 6 over th Bulldogs. Despite the topsidedness of the score, Gonzaga held the edge in statistics, making eight first downs and 188 yards from scrimmage nd passes.

The Staters made only four "first downs and 175 yards from scrimmage. The Beaver defense held in the pinches, however. The Beavers scored in every quarter after holding a 12 to 6 lead at half time. The great punt returns by Gray and long gains through the line by Mountain, who picked up tremendous momentum' as he passed the line of scrimmage, netted most of the scores. Mountain scored the second touchdown early in the second quarter.

Mountain Rons 80 Yards The Beavers got the ball on Gon-zaga's 84 yard line when a pass was ruled complete for interference. Mountain then made four yards at guard and on the next play eut back through the Bulldog right tackle for SO yards and a touchdown. Mountain made another' threat just before the half with a 21 yard dash but a fourth down pass was incomplete over the goal. 4 In the third quarter the score mounted fast Olson kicked to Gray who returned the punt 50 yards to the Gonzaga 21 yard stripe. Gray then smacked center for three and Kolberg made five.

Then with fourth down Gray rammed off left tackle for 11 yards and ended over the goal. Stan McClurg kicked the point, Three plays later- the Beavers had another touchdown. On the first play after the kickoff Schultc, McClurg and Deming broke through and blocked Olson's quick kick with Schulti recovering in the end zone for a touchdown. McClurg again converted, The two teams punted back and forth until the middle of the last quarter. This time it was Moun- tain who ran back a long boot by Olson for 50 yards, taking the ball to -the Gonzaga 10 yard line, villa n.H mH th.

Ull within five aiua vi wis unt eativi in wm tries Jackson barely pushed the nose of the ball over. Baker con verted. Gonzaga Scores The only Goniaga score came in the second quarter after the Orangemen had made their second After a quick kick by Olson had put the ball on the Beaver's five yard line, Olson returned the Staters' kick to the 27 yard line, lie then lateralled the ball to Mc-Neese who ran to the nine yard line Old Time Dance MOOSE HALL BEE FOX and his NITE HAWKS caav. I Seven'1 Corvallia high school boys, five of them members of the second football team, miraculously escaped serious injury last night while returning from Junction City where the boys had played the Junction City team and met defeat The seven were in the Packard car owned by City Engineer and Mrs. Fred J.

Porter and driven by Walter Porter, a eon of the couple. Others in the party were Jack Brown, Robert Parker, Billy Hand, Frank Groat, Loren Johnson and Alden Hearing. Just two miles south of Corval- lis, so the boys report, the car came up behind a truck minus a tail light, which they had not observed in the darkness. Unable to slow up to avoid hitting the truck, young Porter swerved the car to one side, sighted an oncoming machine ahead of him and swerved the car again, the machine going into the ditch and through a fence to collide with a tree. Porter and Johnson suffered only bruises and minor injuries, but other members of the narty re ceived bad cuts about their faces, heads, arms and legs.

They were brought in by Corvallis friends and given immediate medical attention. They were better today. The Porter car was almost com pletely demolished. Piluso to Wrestle Here on Wednesday More good wrestling is promised on this next Wednesday's card at the Moose halL Ernie Piluso, who made a great hit oh his first appearance in Corvallis last week, MOTOR AGG1DEN nmg gown mat seme exdn -i -Dawn Glory silhouette gW She la now such a gorgeous ing girl, thai Click, Ed and introduce her te the press as This is done just ia time, Slattery, (Lyle Talbot) a report was threatening to expose then. Dawn Glory makes her rk broadcasts and in one of these, US, Bingo Nelson she.

loves him will marry Tien Dawn vanishes kidtan by the Royal Yeast people. A ster puts her into a big trunk, 1 she outwits him and locks hin the trunk instead. It is thus that Bingo finds her. Bay in Corvallis! MAJESTIC TONIGHT AND SUNDAY 2 Big Features 20c "MEN ii WITHOUT NAMES" A Paramount Picture with Fred MacMurray Madge JEvans Lynne Overman David Holt John Wray Leslie Fchton l4One Frightened Night" THE SWELLEST "WHO DONE IT EVER FILMED With Charley Grapewin, Mary Carlisle, Arthur Hohl, Evalyn Knap Wallace Ford, He da Hopper, Lucieri Littl e-field, Regis Tootney, Fred Kelsey, Clarence Wilson, Adrian Morris and Ra-faela Ottiano. THE TOWN DAVIES Production for Warner Bros.

v. I 1 ''-K winning a game since 1931. The Idahoans recovered their however. and splendid running and line backing by Bobby Hoobler and Curly Whelchel gave them a 12 to 7 victory. Albany now share with Knox and Hobart colleges the dubious boner of having lost 27 games in a row.

The rain started early and soon became a torrent. Fumbles and slipping gave neither aide a threatening attack until late in the see- jond quarter when Hoobler broke awajMor Z5 yards to tne live yara line. On the fourth down Hoobler went over fer College of Idaho's fifii touchdown. Hoobler attempted running conversion which failed by inches. The third quarter was a punting bee with the ball changing hands every other play.

Late in the third Albany took the ball to College of Idaho's four inch line only to lose it on a fumble. There was no scor-ing in the third. i In the fourth College of Idaho punted to Albany's 30 yard line and on the first play Captain Cook scored Albany's lone touchdown. The kick by Patterson wns good, putting Albany for a brief period one point ahead. In the closing minutes of the fourth period Hoobler went out, replaced by Whelchel who took the ball on his first play for the second touchdown running 40 yards through the entire Albany team.

The kick was blocked. Final score: College of Idahd 12; Albany college 7. Oregon's mineral industries are being featured in a series of radio nroerams over KOAC between Oc tober and, the first of the year. The programs start at 8:16 o'ciock each Thursday evening and continue for a cmarter hour. Among the subjects already scheduled for discussion, and Vie speakers, are: October 24 How Gold is Mined and Milled," Prof.

J. H. Batcheller, O.S.C. OcUiber 31MBuilding' Stones," Prof. Warren D.

Smith, U. of O. November 7 "Minerals Used in the Electro-metallurgical Industries," Prof. O. F.

Clifford, U. of O. November 21 "The Work of the Oregon Mineral and Agate Society," Dr. E. W.

LaielL Portland. December 6 "A Program for Mineral and Study among Young Men and Women' of the State," Mrs, J. Motley, Portland, December Non-metal-lie Minerals and Mineral Substances," James C. Stovall, JJ. of 0.

December 19 "The Scenic Resources of the State," Prof. Warren D. Smith, U. of 0. Junction City Beats Corvallis Seconds Corvallis high's second team dropped its opening game of the season yesterday, to Junction City by a score of 19 to 0.

Junction City reeovered a fumble on the Corvallis 25-yard line and scored the opening touchdown on one play. Reverses and fake reverses fooled the Corvallis team and were responsible for the other two touchdowns. Corvallis made no offensive threat but shown on defense. Football Scores (By United Press) Friday's Results Oregon State-33, Gonzaga 6. Santa Barbara SUte 13; U.

S. C. Spartans (ineligibles) 0. 'v San Diego Marines 21, California Tech 6. College of Idaho 12, Albany 7.

Cheney Normay 25, Lewiston Normal 0. Ellensburg Normal 7, Pacific Lutheran 0. High School Scores West Linn 26, Dallas. 0. Jefferson (Portland) 26, Franklin 6.

Eugene 6, Klamath Falls 0. Ashland 0, Grants Pass 0. Tigard Franklin Reserves 0. McMinnville Dayton 0. Beaverton 7, Rainier 0.

Columbia Prep 84, Hill Military 0. St Stephens 31, Estacada 0. -Parkrose 12, Sandy 0. Longview 21, Centralis 0. Longview 9, Kelso Jr.

0. Pendleton 6, Baker 0. The Dalles 27, LaGrande 6. Bend 13, Prinevill 0. Salem 13, HilUboro 13.

Albany 6. Tillamook 6. Radio Program KOAC-Satnrday. Oct II 6 p. concert; 6:30, farm hour; 7:30, music; 7:45, science news; 8, music; 9, news.

KOAC-Monday. Oct 14 9 A in homemakers' hour; 10, music; 10:15, health; 10:30, music; 10:45, KOAC school; 11:45, music; 12, farm hour; 1 p. music; 1:15, book man; 1:20, music; 1:30, Helen Miller Senn; 1:45, music; 2, Melissa M. Martin; 2:15, music; 2:30, hobby horns; 8:45, music; 3, college record of FEATURES OREGON MINERALS AT THE WHITESIDE SUNDAY Will Enter Director's Cup Final Matches The directors' cup tournament at the Corvallis Golf dub enters into the semi-finals Sunday. There has been no dragging out of contests on this rears If' a player was not on hand during the week -assigned to play his match it was forfeited to the player who was ready.

The most interesting match of the sen us thus far has. been the one between McDevitt and Oehler. They played their 18 boles last week for a tie and played an other 18 last Sunday which McDevitt won on the eighteenth hole. He had Oehler down four at the twelfth hole but the attorney filed in injunction with his putter-on three succeeding holes reducing Mc's lead one on the seventeenth. If Oehler had won th'e eighteenth, there would have been another tie and another 18 hole match, 'but, his injunction against Mc proved to be but temporary and as he failed to sink a long putt on the eighteenth for a tie, he sighed, MNon efficit affectus nisi sequa- which as we understand it is a legal phrase meaning intentions are no good without result and til with the putter.

Mc will play Stiles. Sunday, who won from Wooddy. Knoll and Englestead have until Saturday to play their match thus far "this week, but hope to do so. The winner will be matched up with Dearborn, who won from Gill 2 and 1. Sven Johnson won from Jensen and will play Guy Frink.

Frink won Sunday from Frank Parr. The coming: Sunday will narrow the field down to the finals, which require the playing of 36 holes to decide the cup winner for 1935. Albany Now in Tie With Knox, Hobart Schools CALDWELL, Oct. -A driving 'rain put slippery heels under the College of Idaho last night and, as a result, threatened for a time to break the Albany Powell in "Page Miss Glory." FOR TITLE vw- I aeal Waihlnaten Btt' Csuur ft-: "-vtefe Ft f' and then Olson again cut just inside left end and went over for Gonzaga's only tally. His kick was wide.

The Bulldogs threatened late in the last quarter led by George Kar-amatie and with a team composed entirely of sophomores playing against the Beaver third string. Karamatic showed some flashy form and had the ball on Oregon State's two yard mark when the gun sounded. The game was wide open from start to finish with long runs, blocked kic.ks and intercepted passes creating the excitement Punting on both sides was extremely good. Olson did all the kicking for Gonzaga and averaged 89 yards. Brande, Woerner; Mountain and Weaver all did the kicking chores for State and averaged 38 yards.

Lineup: Gonzaga Oregon State r-, Ulvestad LE Casserly Madden Bearss Hale McClurg Tucci Deming Habermann RG Strack Close RT Fisher Ely RE Schultz Higgins Brande Olson LH Gray Justice RH Eilers McNeese Valley Score by quarters: Gonzaga 0 8 0 0 6 Oregon State 6 6 14 733 Scoring: Touching Olson, Gray 2, Mountain (sub for Gray), Schultz, Jackson (sub for Valley). Conversions McClurg 2, Baker (sub for McClurg). About the first thing you will hear tomorrow morning early will be the popping of shotguns in the fields and meadows near the city. For tomorrow morning the Chi Icy. This year the bag limit on pheas-I ant.i it four in one day and not to exceed eight in seven consecutive duys, provided that only one fo- male pheasant may be taken in any seven consecutive days.

FOOTBALL FANS Pee the Oregon G(me in L.A. Sat, Oct. 19th Enjoy Your Stay Here at LOS ANCIIIS' niwiit Mat Ctntttllf Uit4 I)owwwm Hi THE MAYFLOWIR. SIS SOUTH CRANO AVL nifeiu aefii the Blltof UBKARY PAKK OutttsnJing iMmovttiont No Eatrs Chant for Two Persons Occupying ths Same Rooml OtmUt ni Tw t'it RATIt eUARANTlia AS PUSUIHIB 1 10 MM HI (MM 12.50 3.00 3.50 Yt Mi rgtar All outsids rooms sll equipped iih ihr tub or showw bath. I or combination turn ANOTHII NOVIl MATUSI MontrtyCkif Room Otrtf itli-1 OPEN FO PHEASANTS urn IN A BLAZE OF And every one of her 12-Star supporting cast shares the acclaim! Make this grand and glorious romantic laugh hit your "must-see' 'for today- Marion Davies and Dick WASHINGTON STATE SHOOTS 4 1 m's1 pbeasant season opens in i Vi)! gon and continues until the end of Y' month, in the Willamette val- 1 MARION In her first Cosmopolitan iTAGE MISS BLORY v- 'Jry With tht grutt CM of coottdr youtl Mt thi waaen mchtdint PAT O'BRIEN DICKVPOWELL MABT ASTOR, FRANI McHVCM.

ALLEN jEwma. patbT'Ceuy mc tauot. A I iThe king. and queen of rhfthm on joyous; jamboree SEE mcxt DO THE -FCCO- UNO1 MO RADIO Picture Directed by MARK 6ANDWCH Pcrodro S. Barman Producttoa CONTINUOUS EACH DAY FROM 2 M.

4 TRY THE SUrrER SHOW IONQS SUN. MON. TUES. TONIGHT AND THEN GONE! Let's fro! It's the champagne of all musical comedies! It's the talk of the movie world! "BROADWAY MELODY OF 1936" with BENNY ELEANOR POWELL ROBERT TAYLOR Una Merkel Frances Langford Sid Silvers Buddy Ebsen Vilma Ebsen June Knight S-V i I I TEO CHRISTOWERSEN CoecA WOLLlNGBCty Ths Paoiflo Coast Conference title, or at least atls for IL I the elevtn. The Huiklts from the same state are the blogm hurdle.

A big share of Coach "Babe" Holllng. berya offensive power la centered around Ed Goddard, quarterback; and Ted Christoffereen, halfback traa HawaM. Jobs ly at Uakle la jioojthe jgroij ut fprJ93J ttardom. jAuoclate Pre PhoWaiy.