THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON.
SUNDAY MORNlNfl. OfTOHEK 17. IfrM
fflJNOMAH m
AND U.A.U jit
University of Southern California
football team defeated "Stanford
university here today, 10 to 0.
i FuirrWinj; by both teams, fre
quently near the goal. lines, kept
the game from the spectacular.
All the scoring was done in the
first half.
The Trojans scored their first
fore the squad of the University
of Mcntant here today when the
"Grizzlies' waded and ploughed
their way to an 18 to 14 victory,
combatting' rain and mud as well
as brawn of the Sun Dodger's
team. The visitors outplayed
Washington In almost every phase
nf th; came expect DdSSlDC. in
Case, 7; Ken-
tt CtitViAim foil
ywiv. i . inn'ohiinwii tin th arv i.art nf i uhlh department the local men
forlUa and Montana Are Uhe first period when, after sev-i made a showing which netted
Victors
rnnVALLIS. Or.. Ocl. 16.
Oxt goo. Agricultural college foot-
Mi team ana Muunoman ciuo oi
prtland played a fcoreless tie
'today. Atter McFadden of
;lie aggies recovered a fumble of
i-fndge" Brown on their 25-yard
i.e. Coach Rutherford put "Gap'
Powell In at lull In place or liar
,m UiKcnnt. with the honest of
K coring a touchdown. Powell
fifianbled and Multnomah recov
K.t The hall was then minted
0 safety.
After the one rhanrn that tho
le had to score, neither coal
ii in danger for the rest of the
me.
l of K. C 10 Stanford. O.
IXS ANGELES. Oct. 16. The
Leadingham. V. of S. C. fullbacljl
m . a I
ana one oi me stars oi me game,
took the ball from Palo Alto's
20-yard line on" two off-tackje
bucks, and Roy Evans, tackle,
kicked goal. -,;."'..-'
Just before be close of that
r.eriod C'antain Wilcox. Stanford
quarterback, funibleda kick and
gave U. S. C. another chance to
score. The Trojans recovered the
ball on Palo Alto's 35-yard line.
Then the, first period ended and
with the opening of the second,
the ball was taken to the opposite
end of the fiel, and on the first
down ' Evans kicked a goal from
placement.
V. of W 11 Montana, 1H.
SEATTLE. Oct. 16. Washing
ton! university's football eleven
went down In muddy defeat be-
71
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ihsm ihpir two touchdowns. Ad
ams and Sullivan were easily the
stars of the Grizzly team. The
visiters were able to yardage al
most aj will through Washing
ton's line and around the ends.
Two of the Grizzly touchdowns,
one by Adams and the otner ny
lerry. were made with 60-yard
runs through the entire field of
Washington opposition:
California. 79 Nevada. 7.
TiKRKEI.EY. Cal.. Oct. 16.
The University of California foot
ball team defeated the University
nt Vavaria here todav. i9 to t.
James Bradshaw. Nevada'! quar
ter, was the individual star, ana
made possible Nevada only
score.
. j Bradshaw in the last quaner.
made a 3Q-yard run to California's
10-yard line, i He then made a
forward pass to Reed, who scored
and goal was kicked. California
made eains chiefly on end runs
and forward pass.
Buck-
Colby, 13;
Not re lame, 16 Nebraska. 7.
LINCOLN, Neb.. Oct. 16..
N?tre Dame defeated Nebraska to
day. 16 to 7, in a game full of
thrills. I
Gipp. left half, was directly re
sponsible for eight of the 16
points scored by Notre Dame.
Brandy. Notre Dame quarterback,
scored the first touchdown for his
team in the second quarter. Ne
braska scored in the second quar
ter. :- ,
and M.. 0; Univerclty of Texas. 21 C-f."
At WashinKOn. Pa.: Washing- W01 "
ton anil Jefferson. 13; Geneva. 0
At Danville. Ky.: Center, 55
Trancvlranla n t .
At Cleveland:
yon. 7.
At New York: Columbia. 20;
Amherst, 7.
At Annapolis: Navy,
nell. z.
At Lewiston, Me.
Bates. 0.
At Indianapolis: Butler, 74;
Wilmington, 0. ' ;
At Morgntown W. Va.: George
Washlnrton. 0; West Virginia. 81
At Washington: Georgetown,
28; West Virginia Wesleyan, 7.
At Washington: Catholic uni
versity. 7; Muhlenburg. 6. j
At Baltimore: Johns Hopkins,
0; Virginia. 14.
At Swarthmore, Pa.T Swarth
more, 7; Stevens. 14.
At Minneapolis: Indiana, 21;
Minnesota, 7.
. At Lawrence: Kansas. 7; Drake
3.
At Ames:? Missouri, 14; Iowa
State, 2. "
At Grinnell: Grinnell, 43;
Washington. 14.
At Denver: University of Colo
rado. 31; Denver university, 0. .
At Ann Arbor: j Michigan, 35;
Michigan Aggies. 0-
At Logan. Utah: Colorado
Fhool of Mines. 3; Utah Agricul
tural college, 27. " I
At Omaha: Creighton, 47
Simpson. 0.
j At Colora.do. Springs: Colorado
college, 20; Utah university. 2
men to Attend
Reception in Portland
Mrs. C. P. Bishop and Mrs.
George M. Brown, wife of Justice
Brown of the supreme court, will
go to Portland tomorrow to at
tend a Republican banquet at the
Portland hotel In honor of Mon
taville Flowers and Mrs. Raymond
Itobbins, two prominent Repub
lican campaign speakers.
The Salem Women's Republi
can club will meet Monday after-
uwm ii o'clock in room zzi
Ot the R.cuhllan tialmiartra
In the Oreron bm'riinc Th elnh
has arranred in mt wk
until aftet election, and each day
there will be some activity at
the headquarters.
The forest service Is allowed by
law to sell stumvave only from
the national foret. The pur
chaser ot liiuWr has bo cut-over
problem, since the government re-
t tains title to the land. Any le-
Mayor MarSwIney's build, to live
CO days without food.
The governor of the Jail, Joe
King, said:
"To- the best of my knowledge
and bellrf lh hnnr.r afrtkia ir
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I reeeltina no nnurichmnt
i f iiimiii u, taw la uu ibcwrui tui"
He added that every. rron . ...iAnH...t i ... wirnr la
visiting the prlso'aer-. are fully i,
1 i. . m nominal rons d-"
i a v v i
erxlon. or ftr rorue tre 01
charge.
Snow ! reported I P"
, v. t,r nt iloa of l he
We now have the largest assortment of Tires in Salem,
and it is only on aecount of our large buying capacity
and long experience in the tire business that we are able
to name above prices. : f ;
MALCOM TIRE CO.
Commtrelal and Court Streets SALEM'jj 'OREGON
" 1 One of a Chain of Stores i
XorthwestiTTi, 7; WIrconsln, 27.
MADISON. Wis., Oct. 16.
Vnrthwestern nniversitv failed to
j keep its winning pace and lost.
27 to 7 today to Wisconsin. in
na.iirers nlaved the Purple oft
their feet in the first hair. After
that, with; Bome: substitutes in the
Wisconsin line, the Northwestern
players kept j their opponents
scoreless.
rmrpin and Tael Man he
Armed, Officers Believe
Offirora at tha !
tlary late laM nlbt believed that
Ralph Turoln. life termer, and
John Tuel. doin's time for bur
glary, who escaped yesterday
from the Otto Wilson farm east
of Salem where they were em-
nloved 1 Irmtl.i m v ha mrmA
It was reported that a farm house
near Aumsville was broken Into
and a shotgun and two suits ot
clothes stolen.
Igltimate u of th land Iteldent i Unitrd State. Tne ansa
searched tor food
the cells.
before entering
M'ADOO FIGHTS
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was -not a "construct It measure
becZuse it ignores the fundamen
tal necessity In any way satisfac
tory solution of the railroad prob
lem Of a unified nation-wide sys
tem.-and Its operation In the pub
lic Interest."
XKW MOVKMENT.
Lewii Radcliffe Dies
at L H. Roberts' Home
COAST LEAGUE
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At Sacramento-
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Thomas and Rego;
Cook. ;
At Los Angeles
Portland
Vernon
Ross, Johnson and
Mitchell and Murphy.
R. II. E.
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Fittery and
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.. 3 10 0
Baker; .W.
At San Francisco R. II. b.
Seattle 2 9 2
San rFancisco 0 S 1
Demaree and Baldwin; Scott,
McQuald and Yelle. j
Princeton, '31; Wash, and Lee, O.
PRINCETON. ! N. J., Oct. 16.
Princeton overwhelmed the Wash
ington and Lee football eleven to
day, 34 to 0. -
Harvard, Williams, O.
i CAMBRIDGEj Mass.. Oct. 16.
Harvard! had little difficulty In
rolling up fivej toucBdowns and
a field goal against Williams to
day, winning 38 to 0. i
E.
At Salt Lake R. If.
Oakland 14 18 2
Salt Lake 7 10 2
R. ArletW Krause. Alten and
orman, Mitze; Thurston. Browley,
DBaum, Cooper and Byler.
KASTKUX FOOTBALL UESULTS.
At Manhattan. Kas.: . Kansas
Agsies. 7: Emporia Normal, 7.
At State College. Pa.: Penn
State, 41; North Carolina, 0.
At Middletown, Conn.: Wes
leyanj 13; Nevr, York university,
13. i - . ' ' .
At New Brunswick, N. J.: Rut
gers. 19; Virginia. 6.
At Grand Forks. N. D.: North
Dakota. 6: South Dakota State
At Butte. Mont.: Montana
State college, 7J School of Mines,
6. ' I
i At Dallas. Tex.: Oklahoma A
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of Salem and district and for the past,two years, we have found,
that by fair dealing, and by giving the general public the utmost
benefits by! offering high class merchandise combined with the
wery lowest possible prices, we stand on a pedestal compared with
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Aiktjor Water Rights
Application- to the state , irri
gation securities commission for
the certification of S200.000 ot
a bond issue of $900,000 for con
struction work has been made to
the stata engineering department
by the Lanxell Valley irrigation
district of Klamath county. ;
The district embraces an irri
gable area of about. 20.500 acreB.
It is nronosed to exoena me
$200,000 on diversion works, I
canals and other structures for
the irrigation of the first unit of
6263 acres. The district lies m
the upper part of Lost River val-
iey and the district oittciais ex
pect to enter Into a contract wun
the United States reclamation ser
vice for the use of water stored
in Clerk Lake reservoir.
Ed Heard. Martha Heard and
Seth Hart of Haines have filed
with the state engineer an appli-
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cation tor tne appropriation oi
water from Rock Creek Lake res
ervoir as a supplemental supply
to irrigate several hundred acres
in P.aVer countv.
C.-F. Nash of Tigard. Or., has
mod 1 2fn anolication for the ap
propriation of-water from Fanno
creek to irrigate a small tract in
Washington county.
PIGEONS MAKE FLIGHT
Lewis Radcliffe, 37 yaars old.
died at the home ot his wire's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Rob
erts, 1337 North Winter street, at
10 o'clock last night.
Mr. Radcliffe came here about
al wki afc-n with nla m-if from
th;ir home in Marcus, la., to visit
her parents. Both became in ana
he succumbed to typhoid fever.
He leaves besides his wife a
small son, his mother. Mrs. Anna
Radcliffe. one sister. Mart Rad
cliffe. and three brothers. Max.
Iawrence and Clarence. The
body Is at Kigdon'a undertaking
parlors. Funeral arrangements
will be made later. .
Miss Marvin is Speaker
at Meeting of Grangers
A real live meeting of . the
erance was held yesterday from
10 to 4 o'clock in the Grange hall.
Over 30 members were in attend
ance, as well as tne tun corps oi
'officers.
Miss Cornelia Marvin, state li
brarian, addressed the gathering
during which she gave a vivid de
scription of her travels in China.
apan and Korea. Senator Me
Nary. 'ho was scheduled to speak
was unable to be present.
ST. LOUIS. a Oct. U. Par
ley P.. ChrUtensen. - presidential
nominee ot the farmerlabor -party,
in his speech here tonight predict
ed that the new political move
ment would aweep the cooantry
like a' prairie fire. The main Is
sue of . the new party. Mr. ChrU
tensen -asserted, was an effort to
bring about closer relations be
tvreea the producer and the consumer
In attaeklne the canitalists and
their earnings since the war the
nominee declared the government
could. "have made enough money
bad the steel mills, the coal mines
and textile Industry been taken
over by the government, to refund
the purchase price ot these three
branches of industry. He quoted
the nremier of Canada aa navlnK
remarked to him personally that
the farmer-labor party would con
trot the dominion of Canada by
1923; so strong had the new move
ment rrown into the political de
velopnjents ot that country.
RAINFALL IS HEAVY
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PORTLAND. Or.. OcL 16.
Rainfall here today reached a to
tal of .46 making the aggregate
rainfall for the entire month of
October.
September also was a rainy
mnn t H thla ir th i ar-rerata
rainfall lmonnlinr to 4.16 Inches
compared to a normal, rain'all of
1 U i . !
In :knit of the heavr rainfall
during these two months, however
there is a rainfall deficiency ror
the year of 3:6 inches.
NATURALLY HEATED CAVF.
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YOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR SATISFACTION
Special for Tuesday and Wednesday
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Soap Powders, Starch and Bluing
Crystal White Soap, 15 bars. . $1.00
White Navy, 18 bars . . . .. . . . . .$100
White Wonder, 17 bars. ...... .$1.00
No Rub Naphthi, 18 bars, ... 1 .$1.00
Elk Savan, 21 bars .$1.00
Citrus. Powder, package. . . . ... . .30c
Swift's Pride Washing Powder
package 19s
Argo, Corn and Gloss Starch,
. large package..,.. 2 for 23c
Bluing, 15c bottles .1 . .. .... . .... 9c
The Best Woolen Soap, 4 bars. .25c
6 bars Best Toilet Soap . . . . . b . .25c
Free
1 package Armour's Washinir Pow
der with every purchase of $2 or over
liExry Or.. Oct. IS. Two hom-
Ing pigeons from the W. J. Sproat
j loft, aided by a stiff wind, today
flew 28 miles In. 25 minutes.
The birds were released at arine
by Supervisor Plumo at
mj in the morning and arnvea
Hand at 8:35. The rate was
well over a mile a minute.
l.ni itnv much the birds were
a;tl hv the wind is impossible
to tell as its .velocity could not be
measured. i
Rain and Bad Roads Hold
Back Polk County Politics
HALL AS. Or.. Oct. 16. (Spe
cial ,tp The Statesman.) So far
ittle Interest has been shown in
the political situation in Polk
county.' but with the coming week
it Is thought that the pot win re
tin to boil as several candidates
have signified their intentions of
starting out on their campaigns.
In several offices, especially
those of district attorney, county
commissioner, surveyor and rep
resentative, lively contests are ex
pected and no stone will be left
unturned byj ithe candidates in
their efforts to goin their offices.
The ' excessive rains and (bad
roads makes campaigning In the
rural districts Impossible, but
every effort will be made by the
candidates to see every legal voter
j within the limits cf the principal
cities of the county.
Hunger Strikers Enter
67th Day of Their Fast
REND. Or.. Oct. 16. Discovers
at' Horse Itutte. nine mil? south
east of Itend. of 'a naturally heat
ed cave, annarentlv drawing Its
warmth trora a subterranean vol
rnl nonrre. was reported t day
by C..A. Yarnell and II. U. Klde
of Rend. Investigation r?rified
the report. The cave, located
near; the top of the butte, first
attracted attention when a wave
of heat was felt Issuing from the
north.' ..
IlAS ON 8WF.ET CIDFJL
WASHINGTON. Oct. 16 Sweet
eider -containing less than one
half of 1 per cent of alcohol may
te manufactured and sold with
out permits under a ruling issued
today. It must be marketed, how
ever. In closed containers or bo
treated as to prevent fermenta
tion. Responsibility rests with
the manufacturer.
Or.
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54 in. Wool Flannel, grey, red
and blue, for middies and
dresses, yard $1.65
White Middies, ages 6 to 14. .1 .75c
All Wool Sweaters for girls and
ladies , . .1'. $4.75
All Wool Tuxedo Sweaters, . i .$3.98
Ladies Heavyweight Underwear
CORK. Oct. 16. The eleven
hunger strikers in Cork Jail en
tered today on the 67th day of
their fast in an extremely weak
ened condition. Nurses experi
enced dirriculty In revlvipg Mur
phy, who collapsed twice last
night. -L 1
. Prison officials and doctors are
interested in i the statement at
tributed to New York physicians
that the strikers were being ted
and that it was IniDOSsible for a
man. nartlcularly one of Ixrd
Ran on Apples Begun
by Cannery at Dayton
DAYTON. Or.. Oct." 1 6.- -Th J
Kerr & Radger cannery located
t ihli nlace todav started a two
weeks run on apple ca.ining. This
run will close a successm va.
for the plant. Persons lnirie.!
In the cann?rr have plans .-:f foot
to enlarge th canacit of tho
niant-next var-- They ex-K-vt tn
be ab'e to accommodate th; troir
to the full extent of thiir
fruit crop the coming season.
'patrolman was justified
PftftTLANn. Or Oct. 16. Pa
trolman M. K. McMahon was Justl
fid In kllllnc , Henry Johnson,
colored, when the latter attempted
to shoot Patrolman . il nruen
Inc early Wednesday mominr. ac
cord in a to the verdict ot a coro
ner's Jury announced today
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Occasional rain: i moderate
s-iutherlv winds.
$1.48
98c
Union Suits.
Two-piece garment.
Girls Heavyweight Union Suits $1.19
Men's Haynes Heavyweight Unwn
Suits, all sizes . .$1.85
Boys' and Girls Heavy Winter
Hose, 2 pairs........ ... 39c
Boys' Suits, two pairs pants. .$6.95
Hope Muslin, heavy flannel, all colors
Heantifnl Ginghams. 3 yards. . . .95c
36 in. Percales, per yard
..25c
. .C5c and 75c
SHOE; DEPARTMENT
Wi have just added to our stock a large shipment of PETERS SHOES, which, along
ith our present large stock we will offer at rock bottom prices.
fiuaVer Slippers, warm feet insures sleep, per pair.
A tood range of prices in men's and women's Felt Slippers.
r lines,, all styles, men's, ladies and children's Rubber Boots and Rubbers.
"iLong Slicker Coats. ...... .. . X- ..V.V.U. v -f :------' v;- ;--95
Mra Heavyweight O 'alls. .... . . I, Z'U. i - - : v- '1'98
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Yes, from the older men clear down to the boys
they hare all become so used to the handy comre
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