THE OREGQtf STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 19, 1922
I). OF I BEAT
SfflilWM
Victor in Dqubt: Uptil Ust
QuarterBoth Teams jPut
Up Daggett fight
STADIUM. STANFORD UNI
VERSITY. CaC ' Kov. 18
Washington's--' hard righting Hus
kies outbattled an equally -hard
ftshtlng Stanford foptball team
Ji, the Stanford Stadium here to-
day'nd left for' home tonight
on the tout end of a 12 to a
score.- - ! -
The" contest was-the best seen
here this year and the- lead
swung back and forth, with Stan
ford on the top side of the score
parted! tbe game. .
Washington's' famed .forward
pasalag off enrfTe failed to make
the gains expected hut a power
ful backfleld did what the aerial
attack eoold not do and gained
when gains counted. Lieonard
Ziel. described as the best player
n tire. Pacific northwest lived up
to his reputation and played a
strong game, scoring all of Wash
ington's f tallies
Only one ttrjehdown was made
during the game, both lines hold
ing particularly well when bat
tling near their own goal posts.
Lach team made two place kicks.
The first;' secured by Washing
ton. t: came- in the first period.
Stanford -''.tied 'the : score when
Cuddeback sent over a kick, "arid
tocfet Hlfe lead " whviOie me
pla7c4lbfroti across in the same
per!H.'i3tai hooted another ac
ross! Jhe third period for the
tbre- potnts that tledTthV'score.
Jn he third period Stanford
ored the ball. ta Washington's
eleven - yaTd ' line - where 1 Cudde
jbactf tried for a ithird kick hut
.raf'ed,, , ; .. . .. . p :.
jCardlnal Fight Hard
J Itr the fourth- period Washing-
tjn imtercoited a Cardinal for
ward, pass .and the Huskie drove
down. the field, one big gain be
Ing made 'when ' Hall broke
through tackle for . Lxteen : yards.
The , Cardinal vlinet. battered back
tc jts five , yard line, .fought des
perately and. forced Washington
to make four plunges before
elt' coultj sfet, across with- the
ball -, A;- ba4 pass lost f or Wash
ington the chance for the extra
' ' -v;!;'
. ' Washington V - Stanford
Petrie . . ,. . ,-.LE. .': . , , Mertz
tnhgyng ..... ..LT Lr , .Shlpke
lieUiian . . , . .LO ... . ;Favill
Walters X. :. . . .C ", . DeGroot
Kuhn
Ingram
Hair '..
Abeft .',
rlanley
Ziel 3 .
Eryan
. " . -
Score by periods - - ; ;
Washington ...3 0 S 6 12
Stanford . 0 . 0 2 8
i Washington scoring:- Touch
dowi, Ziel; Place kicks; Ziel (2).
' Stanford scoring: , place kick
Cuddeback (2) ;' safety. ? !
, Substitutions: Washington-
Killrfor HanleyDailey for Abel?
Beck? for'JHUi; HUl. loriBeclti
Griranv tor Tingling ; ' :
" Stanford Baker for DeGroot;
Pheney for Cravens; Houck tor
Favllle; ; Murray v tor '.; Dennis;
Thomas for Dole; Janssen for
Merjj; Merts, for Janssen; ; Dole
for Thomas; Campbell rfor- Cud
deback; Cleveland' for - Wood
ward: Doughty for- Murrar. 4
Officials: George M. Varoell
(Chicago) referee; H. H. Huebel,
(Michigan) umpire; A,, B.Kor
bel HWashlngton) , head Hnes-
MUCHPENT :
IN FIGHTING BILLS
.(Con tinned from .page 1.)
...... RG . . V '. Cravens
. . .:. . . RT Johnston
v . - ..- R12 . Dole
. . . , ;CjB . ', .Woodward
. . ". 't XiHB - J,' . .Dennis
. . . i-- RHB ... .Wilcox
FB . Cuddeback
Secretary of State Kozer Satur
day: ' ' '
John S. Coke, Republican can
didate for the office of circuit
Judge, Second judicial district,
nothiag.
Walter H. Evan. Republican
candidate for office circuit jadge.
Fourth judicial district, depart
ment No. 6, $259.34.
Otto J. Wilson, Republican
candidate for the office of re
presentative. First representa
tive district, $30.
Charles Chllds. Republican
candidate for the office of re
presentative Second representa
tive district, $10.
W. C. Bolton, Republican can
didate for representative 12tn
representative district, nothing.
P. C. Lewis, Republican can
didate for representative 18th
representative district, $24.25.
Mrs. C. B. Simmons, Republi
can candidate for representative
18th representative district, $5.
W. F. Jackson, Democratic
candidate for representative 28tb
representative district, $31.50.
Sherman M. Miles. Democratic
candidate for representative 20th
representative district, $24.
A. E. Veatch, Republican can
didate for representative 20th
representative district. $18.75.
R. J. Carsner, Republican can
didate for representative 28 th
representative district, nothing.
Elmer R. Lundburg, Demo
cratic candidate for representa
tive 30th representative dis
trict, $16.25.'
'. Fred McHenry, Republican
candidate for the office of dis
trict attorney, """Benton county,'
nothing
George N. Mueller, in support
pr. Independent candidates $55,
P
AT THE LIBRARY
man,
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"Money,'.', by, Robertson. .Chap
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''j8aB' Principles of "Living,'
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J "It's all in the Game. and
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Prlie Stories. oti21;cluwtt Jyj
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' "Ten One-Act Plays, by Gers
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"High School tfarces, by Hill.
"When Winter Comes to Main
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aavertlsements, have a literary
value, by Grant Overton.
"Song of Hugh Glass," by.
iseinarat.
. 5 Working Drawings of Colonial
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I 'Sinful Peck," by Mogan Rob
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"Blinkers," a romance of the
preconceived, idea, by Vachell.
'The, Island Cure," the story
ol a tired girl, by Blanchard.
. The Hedden . .orce," a story
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. Xb1 la Miss Brenda. Bond of Boston, wno expected to marry Jack
Payne Smith, a prominent Bostonlan. but the arrangement was can
celled the night before the ceremony was to have been performed.
negro minstrel will be staged by
high school boys, and on the
third night, the first thing on
the program is a playlet given
by high -school students, which.
wlS be followed by a. JRnej dance
There are also a number of side
attractions which will be running
the entire three night?'
hot dog : stands, nigger baby
stands and a fortune teller.
Clowns : and comic bands will
parade the streets and about the
carnival every night.
TKSTIXG WITH A PIANO
A piano seems to e, out of
during the entire tnree mgnt pIace iQ a locomotive workshop,
show, some of which are: Cave!yet it na5 been found to play a
of the Winds; Tea garden. noYvery useful part. There is no
elty booths, dancing skeletons. better way of discovering cracas
and defects in the different parts
of the machinery than by strik
ing the metal with, a hammer And
then comparing the noise of the
vibrations with, the piano notes.
The man operating the piano
must have a trained ear for
music, seeing that it is his busi
ness to listen for the slightest
discords. If the metal rings har
moniously with the piano note all
is well; the least Haw wm resun
in a discord.' Defects that are
hardly lo he noticed by the orfii.
nary method - of hammering art
at once evident , , when the piasp
test is employed. A locomotlTi
that rings true all over, each not
which it yields synchronizing
properly with the same -note
given by the piano, is certainly
fit to take its place in service ca
the railway. - Scientific Ameri-
Ixan.
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r ''Small Souls," by Louis Cou
perus. '
'Young People's Pride," by
Beaet. ' .
"Catty Atkins, Sailorman," by
Kellani;
' " ' . ' Children's Books
"qematls," a story of a little
girl, by the authors of "Arte."
Bertha .and Ernest Cobb.
' vOoce Upon a Time," a book
of old-time fairy tales, edited by
Katharine Lee Bat PS. r
'Chandra in India," by Mc
Donald' "r "
"The. Lost Dirigible," by Bar-'
hour. ; -'MDon"Stron'g,
Heyliger;,tS :
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American," by
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Dallas High Schopl to
Have! Jhreer Day; Carnival
DALLAS, Ore., ,Nov.l.8 (Spec
ial to,The Statesman )---The stud
ent body of Dallas high school
making extensive preparations for
a big three days carnival to be
held in the armory in this city
Thursday. Friday and Saturday
nights of next week. The pro
ceeds derived from the carnival
will be used to purchase new
equipment for the football team
and other student body organiza
tions who se treasuries are short
on finances,
The first night of the carnival
will be of a musical nature with
a concert by the Walnut city
band. . On . the second night a
NowI& The Time
To select your Brunswick. It does not take
many words to make clear the meaning of a
Brunswick Phonograph.
We are showing people machines every day
ior which many oi them are to be Christmas
Gifts, so don't delay in making your selection
and small deposit on any size or model for a
later delivery, as nothing is worse than a disap
pointment at Christmas time.
Come in, look them over, and name yqur
terms.
MOORE'S MUSIC : HOUSE
,415 Court Street
ONLY WOMAN VMIXBULANCE SURGEON W AMERICA
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', rrHE ; heralding of the
X' 'coming of Christmas
. and -the glad holid.iy tlrne
never fails to repeat the
thought "What wilt I give?"
It is always a momentous
question. Our attractive dis
plays xf gift oods is the best
answer we know of. Give
something both practical and
useful. ".. ;
Our full line of Christmas,
goods will be on display
soon: It will mean a real
saving for you to wait for
them.
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Correct Social Statipnery
Crane's Linen Lawn is a
Fabric Paper of Quality
and Distinction -
Brewer Drug Col
405 Court Street
You're
Invited to
Visit Our
BASEMENT
TOYLAND
Ray L Fanner
Co.
Our Hardware Wears
HAVE YOU TRIED .
HAZEL Cf.VNDIES? t
It will ay you. High grade,
pure; always fresh.. Retail and
wholesale. Hazel Candy Fac
tor', H. Commercial and Jtiller
Street.
Photos of yourself made at
Mrs. Trover's Gift Shop.
Sittings Made Xight or Day
IPS N. liberty St,
ITS SETTLED!
A Bicycle For Your Boy or
Girl!
Harley-DaYidson Bicycles
Prices $320lo $470
Terms
Harry W. Scott
The Cycle Man"
147 So. Com'I
How Would You Spend $50 for Christmas?
Salem's Leading Merchants are goiag to give 50 in
prizes for the best answers to the -above question.
Prizes to be awarded in the following manner:
Best answer $20 Club Check
Second answer. ......... .$15 Club Check
Third answer $ 5 Club .Check
Next five answers $2 Club Cheek
Checks will be given at the office of the Statesman
December 22, or will be mailed to you if requested and
will be good for fave value at ony one of the firms ad
vertislng in this column.
Names of winners will be published in this column
either December 21 or 22, or both. All answers must be
in the post office ot delivered at this office not later than
9 a. rh., December 20. This will assure fairness to all
contestants.
' In your answers to the above question you are to
imagine you are buying presents for father, mother, big
brother (age 20), big sister (age 18), little brother (age
8), little sister (age 6), and one other person grandma,
grandpa, or a friend. Thn you muKt buy something for
"him" or for "her." That makes 8 in all.
The presents selected need not be articles appearing
in this column, but they must be from firms whose ads.
appoar here perhaps something you've seen on a per
sonal shopping trip.
Watch these ads. closely, they appear Sunday. Wed
nesday, Friday of each week until Christmas, and arrange
your list to the best advantage.
Write your letter plainly, on one Bide ot your Daner.
and tell in your own way what you would buy with $50
for the family that is suggested here.
Address all answers to Christmas Contest Editor, carp
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon.
The Xmas Shop for Men '
.The Newest in Hats, Shirts, Pajamas, Gloves,
Neckwear, Etc., at Popular Prices
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
THE MAN?S SHOP
fm. A. Zosel 416 State St. Ellis El Cooley
WATCH OUR WINDOW
FOR NOVEMBER WINCHESTER SPECIAL
SALEM HARDWARE CO.
'The Winchester Store"
Practical
Useful .
-Appreciated
For Gifts
PENDLETON
INDIAN ROBES
STEAMERJftlJGS
AUTO ROBES
BATHROBES
SHAWLS
COUCH COVERS
BED BLANKETS
Sold Exclusively at the
SALEM WOOLEN JWLLS
STORE
C. P. Bishop, Prop.
Our Store la Packed with
Dolls, Toys, Tree '
Decorations and Notions
Salem Variety
Store
152 Xo. Commercial
The Book Lover's
Paradise
Here held captive In their
charming bindings, are the
writings ' of the masters of
imagination.
This Freedom by A. S. M.
Iluthinson
Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis
Flowing Gold by Rex Beach
The Commercial
BpokStqre
J03 N. Commercial
Your Christmas
Buying is
Never Done
IUglat Unless
You pfit Leather Goods There.
"LEATHER GOODS OF
QUALITY"
F. E. Shaier
170 So. Commercial
Furs of Distinction
Give Her a Fpr, for
ChristmsLs
West Fur Co,
521 Court St.
Discriminating- Women
are women who will fit.,
their homes with fixtures
that are not dangerous to
the eyes. ' . ' :
Archie Eleener
411- Court St.
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