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DEPARTMENT STORE
Seventh Street On the Hill
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COME, and COME TODAY
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
TEAM SHOWS UP WELL
Although Defeated Oregon
City Deserves Credit
The real efficiency of the Oregon
City High school football team was
shown Saturday when the local eleven
met Vancouver, although they were
defeated to the score of 15 to 7.
For almost the entire game the
score was 6 to 6 .despite the fact that
the Vancouver team was ten pounds
heavier to the man and that the Ore
gon City boys played tin a strange
field. It was not till the last minute
of play that the Washington players
made the score that won the game. All
who say the contest agree that the lo
cal team played as they never played
before, and that if the weight of the
two elevens had been more nearly
equal, or if the Oregon City team had
worked on the field before, the result
would have been different.
Every local player was a star, so it
is hard to pick out the players who
were the best. If any difference could
be found, it would favor Kellogg and
Armstrong. McMillan did the grand
stand work for the winners.
0LDSPIRITJNU.0F0.
Bezdek Enthuses for First
time Over Football
Meritol White Liniment is a splen
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agents. Adv.
Bezdek enthusiastic, the newest in
football from the campus. ''For the
first time since I're been hera I saw
signs of the old Oregon spirit in the
team. The old Oregon spirit is here
and you can't, you simply can't beat
it. For the fist time the players came
together, always fighting and display
ing that good old stuff that will lick
any and all of them this year," said
the little coach today.
Since practice first began on Kin-
caid field this year Bezdek has been
waiting for the coming of the spirit
that enabled him to put out the Ore
gon team in 1906 that took every oth
er s measure that year. He has said
all along that the "stuff" was there
but it didn't show. First the men
didn't come out till late, he had some
sulkiness to overcome, then injury af
ter injury crippled him and now "to
see it come out as it did last night
fills by heart with gladness," said the
little mentor.
" Good, honest old-fashioned hard
work has been the precription that
Doctor Bezdek has handed out to
the lemon-yellow squad all season and
he has constantly increased the doses.
i.ast nignt a iour-nour workout was
prescribed and at the end Bezdek was
actually enthused. The Oregon coach
is turning a deaf ear to the bear
Every nembcr and style of Pat
tern made by the Ladies' Home
Journal Home Pattern Co. is
carried in stock and sold only ' by
Elliott Brothers Department Store
stories emanating from the Aggie
camp and is pursuing the same "even ;
tenor of his way" and working to get!
his team in shape.
'NOTHER TEAM HAS VISION
OREGON SECOND GETS GAME
EUGENE, Ore., Nov. 1. The Uni
versity of Oregon and Oregon Agri-T
cultural, college second teams played!
a closely-contested game here yester-j
day, the former team winning by the;
score of 7 to 6. j
O. A. C. made the first touchdown!
in the first minute and one-half . of ;
play. O. A. C. kicked off and on an;
exchange of punts the Aggies gained;
possession of the ball on Oregon's 10-:
yard line. The ball was moved up to !
the two-yard line where the Aggies!
were held for three down. On the
last down, Quarterback Wilson car
ried the ball between guard and cen-i
ter for a touchdown.
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 1. Salem High
school when it defeated Albany High
school 18 to 7 on Willamette field yes
terday afternoon comes one game
nearer the state championship and the
coveted prize championship, a trip to
Salt Lake City for a Thanksgiving
game.
SCHOOLS MEET
West Linn school and Willamette
will mix on the football field Sunday.
It will be the first time of the sea
son for both schools.
Washington high of Portland defeat
ed Jefferson to the score of 7 to 0 the
latter part of the week.
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Vardon and Bay, the two English
golfers, put another victory ix) their
credit in Victoria the other day when
they humbled a couple of Canadians.
Although it was announced several
days ago that the proposed trip of the
Carlisle Indians was called off, the
Seattle Athletic club is in the field
for a date and may and with this ex
tra game scheduled, the trip could be
made.
Gunboat Smith took another step
toward world's heavyweight champion
ship, when he knocked out Charlie
Miller, of San Francisco, in New
York.
Minnesota and Wisconsin have play
ed a game annually for 23 years. The
nearest Wisconsin has ever come to
taking a contest is a tie.
STOP CATARRH!
Unless Properly Treated With Hy
omei This Disease May Be
come Serious
If you have catarrh, indicated by
sniffling, stopped up head, droppings
in the throat and morning choking,
there is an irritated state of the mu
cous membrane which affords an
ideal condition for the growth of dis
ease germs.
Do not allow these-dangerous germs
to begin the destruction of your
health.
The easiest, simplest, quickest, sur
est and cheapest way to check catarrh
is by breathing Hyomei. This won
derful medicated air treatment does
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in through the Hyomei inhaler, direct
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haled the tissues of the throat, nose
and lungs are quickly healed and vital
ized. Money refunded hy Huntley Bros.
Co. to anyone whom Hyomei fails to
benefit. A complete outfit costs but
$1.00.
TEAMS CLASH IN PORTLAND
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The double-header played in Port-
when Multnomah first played the
Bremington sailors and the club's sec
ond team met Chemawa results in one
victory for the Portland teams and
one defeat. j
The club's first team defeated the :
sailors to the score of 12 to 0 in a j
game that was hot and full of inter-!
est from beginning to end. In the oth-1
er game the Indians laid out Multno- j
mah.. with a score of six to nothing. !
There was a large crowd present. i
SECOND TEAMS PLAY
After the first teams of the two ;
schools has fought 'for championship!
on the football field, McLoughlin and
Barclay second teams settled the ques- j
tion to the tune of 27 to 0, when .thei
former humbled the public school Sat- j
urday afternoon. The teams were
both fairly light but. showed up well :
in the game.
93 TO 0 IS FOOTBALL SCORE
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7th Street at Madison
On the Hill
"TheCriterion" Magazine 5c at our pattern , counter
Nintey-three to nothing is about the
largest score ever piled- up in a Clack
amas county football game and that
record is held by Estacada when they
walloped Gresham Saturday. The
game was merely a landslide there
was no time during the contest that
there was the slightest doubt as to
the final outcome.
O. A. C. GETS WILLAMETTE
Willamette and O. A. C. football
teams met Saturday and the latter
came off best with a score of-Bix to
nothing. The game was close from
start: to finish; there never being a
time during the contest when there
was not hope in the hearts of the Wil
lamette warriors.
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9-room house, hot and cold water, basement with furnace, 2 toilets. On corner. 2 lots
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6-rocm house, with sleeping porch, modern.' Corner of two improved streets. Street as-i
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8- room, 2-story plastered house. Can be used for 2 families. Corner lot. Room for an
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New 7-room bungalow, plastered, full basement, built in kitchen, barn and chicken house:
fruit of all kinds. $2200.00. Good terms.
5-room bungalow, near Barclay school, modern, with basement. Lot 66x105. $1500.00;
-. $500.00 cash, balance on long time. .
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