Auction Sale
20 Head High Gra
eJerseys
Tlic undesigned will sell at public auction
Wednesday, April 16, 1919
At 10 o'clock A. M. J
Two miles, south of Marion, oh the Donation Land Claim of
William McKinney, on the Marion and Jefferson Road, one
mile south of Rock .Crusher, the following described property:
1 cow iy years old
5 cows 3 years old
T cows 4 years old
2 cows 5 years old
3 cows 6 years old
2 cows 7 years old
1 colt 3 years old, well broke
1 registered bull (
1 buggy
1 in. ! farm wagou
X 1 single harness
10 ten-gallon cream cans
( 1 stump burner
1 cultivator
1 hack tongue
1 singi? buggy harness
1 Oliver chilled plow No. 50
FREE LUNCH ON THE GROUNDS
' TERMS OF SALE Under $10.00, cash. Eight months time
will be given on sums over $10.00 at 8 per cent interest with
bankable security. J-
ED. SMITH,"
Clerk
BEN T. SUDTELL,
Auctioneer
N. C. HUBBS,
Owner
service with aa ambulance company
on the Italian front, according to a
letter received by Mrs. Emma Woot
ton.Hall, secretary of military af
fairs at the university. Clarke was
prominent in athletics while at the
university, and was picked for the
all Uorthwest football team in his
senior year.
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Stanford Schedule Is
to Include Portland
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Cal..
April 3 0. A partial Amnican foot
ball schedule calling far sanies with
California a.id ' Oreeon teams, was
announced by the graduate manager
of Stanford University today.
No pme has been scheduled with
the University of California. It can
not .be determined at this time if
Stanford will meet the state univer
sity, the graduate manager announc
ed. . October 21 Stanford will meet the
Oregon Agricultural college at Port
land; November . 1. St. .Mary's at
Stanford; Sth. Santa Clara at Stan
ford: 22nd. Oregon University at
Stanford: 27th, University of South-(
ern California at Pasadena.
ANNUAL AWARD
DAY OBSERVED
AT UMVERSITY
Program Given in Waller Hall
in Honor of Winners in
j! ; School Activities
A. Ilk FLEGEL SPEAKER
Base
Ball
SPORT
MCWC Golf
IMLtfVO
Tennis
is
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COAST LEAGUE
At Oakland : H 11 e
Seattle . . . . . . ... .... . .. . .3 C 2
San Francisco. .. .. .... .6 9 1
Falkenberg and Land; Kentlehen
er and McKee.
Newman Wins National
Billiard Championship
At Los Angeles . II II E
-Portland ; . . . . :o h 1
Los Angeles:. . 2 6 1
Pennington. Lnkajovic and Bak
er; Fittery and Lapan. -" - .
At Sacramento - R ' II E
Oakland 0 2 2
Sacramento ............. 1 6 2
Krause and Mitze; McKenny and
Murray. . ,
At Salt Lake , . It H E
Vernon ........... - ... .4 1; 1
Salt Lake, 4' . . . i-.- 6- 2
Ilomk and Devormer; Schorr, WH
let and Splicer. t
NEW YORK, ApriL 10. Arthur
Newman of Brooklyn. N. "t.. state
amateur billiard champion, won the
national title here tonight, when, in
.the (national three cushion carom
championship, he defeated Earl Pat
terson of the Chicago Athletic Asso
ciation, 50 to 31 in 62 :nnings. Me
made a run of six in the 73rd ami
scored 26 'points in the last 17 innings
Shy Huntington Made
Coach for Next Year
EUGENE, April . 10. Charlea
(Shy) Huatington, football coach at
the University of Oregon last year,
was today chosen by the athletic
council to fill the same position this
year. Mr. Huntington was a gradu
ate of the university in 19 IS and
made a nation-wide reputation as a
grid iron star as quarterback of the
Unive-.sity of Oregon team of, 1916
that defeated U. of Pennsylvania at
Pasadena, Cal.. on New Years day,
1917. Coach HHntin.gttons team won
the northwe3t championship last
fall.
Joie Ray Establishes
New Indoor Record
CHICAGO, April 10. Joie Ray.
national A. A. V. mile champion, es
tablished a new world's indoor rec
ord of .4:14 3-3 for tne mile to
night in the Central A. A. U. champ
ionship being held uoder the auspic
es of the Franklin A. C. The old
mark was 4:16. Ilay is the Illinois
Athletic club's phenomenal miler.
Jo Loomis, best Jnown as a sprint
er, representing'TKia Chicago Athletic
association, took the high jump by
clea'.ing the bar at isix feet.
Famous Oregon Athlete
Receives Italian Medal
EUGENE, Ore... April 10. Dudley
R. Clarke, a graduate of the Univer
sity of Oregoa in 1910, has been
made the recipent of the Cheva Li ere
of the crown of Italy for .gallant
LUCRE IS LUCKY
PORTLAND, Or., April 1 0. Max
Lucke, who was editor of the Deut
sche Zeitung, a German language
paper suppressed- here during the
war, has been released from an' in
ternment camp at Fort Douglas.
Utah, ami ; will return here, his ac
quaintance! satd today. Lucke was
interned on orders from the depart
ment In 1917.
Pins, Sweaters and Certifi
cates Presented to Wil-
1 lamette Students
ii .
Awards were made i?st night to
winner in roreasics ana amim ui
Willamette university in the chapel
in Waller hall . A. F. Flegel Sr.,
Of Portland, was the principal speak
er for the evening.
Te following were presented with
prizes: Debate, A rile Walker, Myr
tle j Mason. Harold Dimicc. all of
whqm. received "Har V" pins, and to
Ott6 Paulus. who had already won
a pin, a certificate. Miss Faye Ber
lin ajd.Miss Evadne Harrison also
received "Bar V" pins for .oratory.
Mis$ Harrison last year won both
the; state and northwest champion
ship's in oratory. This year she will
comiiete for the national title.
Tennfs awards were made to Miss
Horfense Herrild. who won a sweat
er. $nd Miss Mary Findley. a certifi
cate; MIsa Findley won her sweater
two years ago.
Bitseball mej received both a let
ter jsnd certificate as follows: Bryan
McKitt:ick." John Medlet, Lawrence
Davles. Henry Speiss. Oscar Olson.
Paul Wapato. Robert Story. Wallace
Adams, and Harold Dimick.
Paul Wapato, Bryan McKittrlck.
and Leslie Sparks won basketbar
sweaters and Harold .Nichols, and
Harold Dimick won certificates for
thejyear '17-' 18. For the year 18
19 'Paul Wapato. B:yan McKittrlck.
and j Harold NichoLi were presented
with -certificates.
For four years service in bane
ball; Wallace Adams, of Weiser. Ida
ho, was awarded a grey aad gold W.
U. blanket.
The program follows:
"Tlw W Club" ..Harold Nichols
"Tito Bar W Ciub". . . .Harold Kakin
Musical numbers. . .Men's Glee club
"Forensics". . .Prof. D-Ha C. Miller
iA. F. Flegel. Sr.
Coach R. L. Mathews
of awards. President
Ioney.
DOITNH
EFORE IFS 100 LATE
Address
"Athletics". .
Presentation
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j ftENKIlAL STRIKE FAILS
. AMSTERDAM. April in. The
general Mrike at Berlin, fixed for
A.nril 10 did not materialize, accord
ing.to advices from that city. Bus
iness is carried on as usual.
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Read the Gassified . Ads
HURRY-HUMRY-HURRY
The doors of the Spencer Hardware Co. must be closed in short notice. Quickest
action taken to close out every thing in the next few days. An opportunity the
nublic of Salem and. vicinity will never get again. Remember every article now
being sacrificed less than the WHOLESALE COST. We will not move one thing.
Everything goes regardless of any profit Hit the iron while it's hot; buy plenty for
the future; it's just like finding money. Anything here in the line of Builder's Hard
ware and Tools, Paints, Blacksmith Supplies, Granite and Aluminum Ware priced
so low you will be tempted at first sight
ALARM CLOCKS,
guaranteed 1 year,
$1.50
LUNCH BUCKETS,
, with vacuum bottle,
regular $4.25 value,
$3.25
Begular $3.00
extra large
CASSEROLE .
$1.50
PHOENIX PAINT,
all colors, '
$2.98 gal.
60 feet A in.
LAWN HOSE,
$7.50
STANDARD
VARNISH
$2 gal.
The greatest
Saving Possibility,
ever on
Record.
All Store Fixtures,
Wall Cases,
Floor Show Cases,
Counters and Etc.,
Sacrificed
I km
Li L
Thousands of other
Under-priced Values
too numerous to
specify:
PEKR HARDWARE C
1PAT
466-474 State Street
Your credit is good here.
18c a packago
PASSION WEEK '
PR0GRM1 READY
Ministers' Association Ar
ranges Series of Meetings
at Theater
That busy people of the street may
hare opportunity to take part in a
brief rt-ligious service each day dur
!nn i'uiriRon week, com memor.it ive of
"teat events in the last week of the
life of Ihe founder of Christianity,
the Faleui ministers association has
irranped for short noon-Oay sen Ices
in the Oregon theatre every dry net
Thf services will be iu at 12:10
Ylock tarh day and contiud? at
12 : !.". l.ach will consist of invoca
tion, fpecial musical number, a short
addresr. a hymn and tenedlction
One cr the pastors of the city will
rive the address each day and a lay
man will preside at each meat. nr.
A t-pecial effort is being made to
have the business people of the cits
avail themselves of the opportunity
o pl-serve the week bv a few min
utes attendance at rervlcts each day
Td to aive special r-cojrnitlon to
things lelirious and the larger part j
ihey oaht to play In the livct of all
;.ccpl.
The llwt of speakers for the sue- .
revive dys of the week beginning
Monday follows:
in. R. N. Avlson. Dr. V. C. Kanl
ncr, Kev. Thomas S. Anderson. Pre,
id'.nt Call Gregg Ioney of Willani
e;to nnlvtifity. Dr. G. I'. llol and
Kev. l.tlanl W. Torter.
Sale
Aectioe
SATURDAY, APRIL 12
at 1:30 o'clock
We have got to sell all of our goods at your price.
Tea, Shoes, Fruit Jars, Safety Razors, Furniture.
Come and get a bargain. Your sale. We buy furniture and sell
SALEM AUCTION CO
Phone 1117
O. SATTEELEE,
Auctioneer.
157 S. Commercial St.
D. CUBRIN,
Manager.
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Blacksmiths Will Not
Protest Bone Dry Law
INDIANAPOLIS, April 10. Or
ganized blacksmiths and helpers In
Hie I'nitoil States will not join in any
Nation-wide strike in protest against
the prohibition law, according to a
resolution adopted at the quadren
nial session of the International
Brotherhood of IUacksmiths and
helpers here today. The oMrer ar
directed to refus in entertain any
propaganda from ait? iMurrr urg
ing such -a proposal Hrlk.
More Boats Launched
from Portland Yards
roItTLANIl. Or.. Apt II 1. -Th
vOO ton Moel steamship Wwt Mar-,
grave was launched lodar from the
plant of th Columbia ItUer Ship
building corporation. She wan the
19th hull to Ik launched here, and
is a sister sHip to the Weyt Mnnham.
which i about to enter thi Portland-
Oriental steamship ter Ice under ihm
hnure Hag of the Pacirir Steamship
company. The Snpple-Uatlin corpor
ation today launched the wooden
.teamer IWtoua. of 3,rS3 dead
weight ton.
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PHOWE 305
' (If )mi liatt anything.)
THIS 13 HOUSE CLEANING TIME
.(f you have any olil Move. ih! ranjtrs. t.lil clothing or oUl
? anything. I tvill Lav-it.
STEINBOCK JUNK CO.
."KG X. ("oinmcrcial St.
(Auto - Wrecking)
Thnnc :X5
STATESMAN CLASSIFIED ADS ONE CENT A WORD