SUNDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 24, 1922
PS Here, There and Every where
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
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1 Boxer Comes to Get Ready
i for Match With Chick
ffeRocco of Portland ,
Aberdeen"' Jimmy Duffy In to
: Le til Salem today to get ready for
his 10-round match with Chick
Roccoof Portland at the Company
F boxing show on. December 27.
- Dulfy and Rocco boxed a draw a
year, ago. and Duffy. held Ad Mac
kkko,Portland to a draw on
Thanksgiving day. He has met
njost 0Cthe featherweights on
the' coast, and won an Imposing
: li&tof , decisions. He has had
good experience and whoever get
?. aerdit over him la dead in
, luck. ' -
f Rocco has appeared twice in
, Salem, -the first time several
-' Months1 ago when he gained a
close decision over Phil Bayea.
. The last time, a month ago, he
i?3f to Ad Mackie on a four that
so clearly unintentional that
rhe "crowd was with him rather
than the injured, man. .He wat
alled 'in - to meet Mackie at the
last moment, after Joe Hoff be
icatne ill,' and made a good show-
. . Jng. . Tbat. was. the first decision
' J he ever lost.
Phil Bayes of Salem is to meet
Brick Colyle of Vancouver in a
bix-round match. Coyle got
j hair-line decision over Bayes at
Dallas last week tbat Bayes and
' i uis friends believe can be upset
ln a second match. Bayes has
always made a great hit with the
Salem fans and he ought to give
, . them a real show this time. He
ls to work out with Duffy,. be
Mween now . and - the night of the
. r event. .. .
) Bill Hunt of Salem Is to meet
J Earl Smith of Eugene for four
rdunds. .Hunt has improved so
-1 rapidly since his first appearance
t that he can be counted on to put
Jon a real show. Little. is known
t of Smith, save that h9.,haa been
'boxing successfully aronnd feugene
;and over on the 'coast around
- jMarshfield. If this' match is up
to the Hunt-McDonald bout of ;a
"month ago It '111 -'be Vh"umm.ri
M Lefty Wharton of Saleni Is to
K take on Young Gregory ' of Dal
Uas In a four-round preliminary.
Gregory i well spoken of, and
I) this ought to be a good bout,. .
. Bud Vance of Vancoutrer and
, TKld Farringtou , of ' Dallas, fly-
V weights, are , tc go on for four
irounds In the preliminary class.
They weigh respectively 110 and
ill pounds, and are the first of
'VheIr class to ahow- in the Salem
.Ting. , Tarrington boxed at Dal
(las a few days ago, where he was
--j-picked for a really classy oper-
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V The show starts at 8:30 Wed
jnesday night, Dec. 27.
SENT
GONZAGA ELEVEN
IWashlngton Institutions Are
i; Eager, for Westerners to
' ' : Beat Southerners
SPOKANE, ' Dec. 23. Nearly
300 telegrams of Inspiration for
ithe ; Gonzada university football
team, which will meet the West
Vlrgnia team at San- Diego
.-Christmas day, were forwarded
.(today Jl Coach Charles E. Dor
als and Captain Mick Busch, at
Jthe Cajifornja fitp.- - , -
The .telegrams were from Gov
sernor Louis- F Hart; President
. Jlenry Suszalla of the : University
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Swmi
r Thanksgiving was a big day to
S Inmates of the California State
Prison t San QuenUn f Men laid
. their worries aside to celebrate.
iTh great event of the day waa the
ninth annual field and track met
;j Photo is of seventy-tbree-year-kold
"lifer- who won tbe So var-
taash.. 8evett of the nrtsonera wir
A cbeered their fellow coot lets are
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TELEGRAMS
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of Washington; President E. O.
Holland of Washington State col
lege; officers of the Spokane
Chamber of Commerce, Rotary.
Klwanlfl, Lions, Elks, Spokane
Amateur Athetic club and doz
ens of civic organizations and in
dividuals. A telegram was sent
from a representative of each
Gonzaga graduating class since
1895, and from every law class
ever organized at the institution.
"In phrasing, the messages em
phas'ze the fact that in the game
Monday Gazaga's team represents
not only the state of Washington,
but the entire west. Oonzaga's
Is the only Washington team
playing an" intrsectional contest
this year.
HIS OBSERVE
HOLIDAY SEASON
Cantata, Carol Singing, Re
ligious Services and
Games on Program
What is-described as being one
of the most delightful entertain
ments ever presented at Salem
Indian school was ' "A Joke on
Santa Claus" put on Friday night.
The cantata, which contained a
cast of about 60 of the Indian
students from the first to the
fourth grades', was directed by
Miss Judd, with Miss Gertrude
Eakln as pianist. The costuming,
the music, the dramatic Interpre
tation, all were of exceptional ex
cellence. :
. Religious rervlces are to be
held today at the school, with
something for everyone to enjoy.
The T. M. C. A. and all the or
ganizations will be represented.
In the evening "The Holy Night"
will be given by the choir, a
Christian pageant prepared and
directed by Mr. and Mrs. Ruthyn
Turney. It will be open to visi
tors from the city who-may wish
to attend. v i '- t -
On Monday morning there are
to be Christmas trees and pro
grams in each - building and de
partment, about a dozen in all.
and the singing of early morning
carols will be a feature of the
Christmas, service. At noon the
students are to have a sumptuous
dinner, waited upon "by the facul
ty and school employes. This! Is
an annual event that, everybody
enjoys. The orchestra furnishes
music all through the dinner. In
the afternoon there are to be
games and exercises for the pu-
Hearts Are Gripped by Har
old Lloyd Film Now be-'
ing Shown in. Salem
A million eyes have sbed hon
est tears of joy and sorrow over
the story of. Dr. Weelum Maclure
In "The Bonnie Briar Bush.' 'How.
the little country doctor carried
good cheer and health and' com
passion to every home in his lit
tle community is a spiritual clas
sic. It grips the heart with bands
of steel.
It might reem a long, long cry
from the gnarled, hard-voiced,
broken-legged little Scotch terrier
doctor to Harold Lloyd in "Dr.
Jack,!' now running at the Grand.
But it isn't a spiritual inch. The
country doctor who cures every
ill by kindness, by laughter, by
sheer good-hearted ness, is the
same gruff Weelum Maclure,
shaved and set back 40 years to
his boyhood. It they had labeled
the play "The Christmas Spirit,"
it would not be better described.
It radiates the spirit of Christ
mas and good-will and happiness.
Haro'.d Lloyd is a comedian
who looks through clean, whole
some eyes. Ninety-nine out of
every 100 funmakers are low
grade stuff. They may evoke a
laugh over a clever situation
but there is no stain in a Lloyd
comedy. It sparkles, it plays the
wildest pranks, but it is clean and
wholesome.
The play itself, while good,
isn't a fraction as much as its
introduction and setting. The
poor young doctor -who serves
the joy of the service, is one of
the most delightful characters in
all filmdom. It is a real Christ
mas joy to urge everybody to see
this play. . ,
1IIO FLOATING IOCK
LONDON. Dec. . 19. The
world's largest floating dock la
now being constructed in Scot
land for. an English railway
company, and will be moored ta
the. harbor at Southampton in
time for nse next spring. The
dock Is made entirely t rein
forced concrete, and will cost
'1. JACK IS
UIUUSUAL PLAY
about $5,000,000.
SQUIRE EDGEGATE Will Somebody
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FOR BIB GAME
Hard Job Ahead, Says Man-
ager Mulligan, But Good
Game is Predicted
SAX DIEGO. Dec. 23. While
a local reception committee was
planning to welcome the west
Virginia football squad, which
had sent word from Barstow
tbat It would arrive here late
ton'ght, the Gonzaga university
Bulldogs who will meet the east
erners Christmas day went
through a hard workout this
afternoon.
The Gonzaga team was taken
to the city stadium and while the
entrances were care'ully guarded
so that none but newspapermen
were admitted, bad two hours of
stiff drill. Much of the prac
tice was of the kind that coaches
do not want their rivals to
watch. The Gonzaga players all
showed to good advantage and
Manager Mullign said they would
have no alibis to present after
Monday's contest.
"The Gonzaga boys real'ze
tbat they are regarded as the
tinder dogs in this game," he
said, "and they will play their
heads off to give a good ac
count of themselves. What is
more, we are all confident that
STstv Virginia even if it is rated
third best team of the east,-wilt
know it has been through a foot
ball game when the last whistle
Dblows."
The West Virginians sent word
here this afternoon that they
would take a short trip into Mex
ico tomorrow.
The two teams will be quarter
ed in- the same hotel In Coro
nado, different wings of the
building having been selected for
the teams.
W..S. C. Buys Plaque in
New Gonzaga Stadium
SPOKANE, WTash.. Dec. 23.
Announcement of purhcase of a
$100 plane in the Gonzaga uni
versity stadium by the Associat
ed Students of Washington State
college was maoe here tonight.
The ( act of one institution In
helping finance another's sta
dium is considered unique. The
Gonzaga stadium was built this
year.
. .It is thought probable by local
football fans that in years to
come Washington State college
will schedule some larger games
In Spokane, since the Gonzaga
stadium is ava'lable, as larger
crowds can be attracted than
at W. S. C.'s. home In Pullman.
We Wish Our Friends
and Patrons
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We Wish You
all 1
A Very Merry
Christmas
The Capital Hardware and
Furniture Co.
285 North Commercial Street
PHONE 947 SALEM, OREGON
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CAROLED BY CLUB
Group of Salem Women Go
About City Singing
! Christmas Music
Santa is due to desert his rein
deer and sleigh somewhere on the
Columbia highway and visit the
Willamette valley by airplane, ac
cording to reliable weather fore
casts. Those who would like to . see
the old gentleman who holds in
the hollow of his hand the power
to make so many happy or leave
them sad, will perhaps have le?s
chance than ever to glimpse bim
since it is said his machine Is
equipped with the latest model
soundless motor.
Caroling in the rain, a group
of women from tbe Woman's club
chorus went to numerous public
places in Salem last night ring
ing Christmas carols. Twelve
private homes were visited where
sick and shut-ins were made
hapy by the joyous yuletide
tunes. The Elks' club and other
places were visited.
Friday night a group of women
from the chorus visited the Old
Peoples' home and another group
will go tonight to the hospitals
to sing for the patients.
Its myriads' of tiny globes
gleaming through the Tain, Sa
lem's Christmas tree adds a final
touch of festiveness to the down
town districts. Red, green and
white lights thine out from, top
to foot of the great tree, an Ideal
Christmas tree, as it nolds a
-place of vantage on the court
house grounds'.
The soft, gentle Oregon rain
bids fair to make of Christmas
a warm day In Salem.
Boys Tennis Touranment
Entry Lists Announced
NEW YORK, Dec. 23. Re
cord entry lists were announced
today for the junior and boys'
national indoor tennis champion
ships beginning next Tuesday
and continuing until Saturday on
the courts of the seventh regi
ment armory.
Entries for the three events
scheduled include 54 for the
junior s!ngles, 32 for the boys
singles and 19 teams in the jun
ior doubles. Draws were made
for both singles events for the
play beginning Tuesday morning.
The doubles teams will swing
into action Wednesday.
A Merry
Christmas
Capital Bargain
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Capital Junk
Co.
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Please Report This Case to
BUSINESS
Aggregate for Year Just
Closing in Excess of Two
and One-Half Million
A business of almost $2,600,
000 has been done by the Oregon
Growers Cooperative association
during the year just closing, ac
cording to Robert Paulus, gene
ral manager.
The fiscal year cioses with
April, but as the greater part of
the association products have
been sold and the remainder
closely estimated In value, it is
not difficult to give approximate
figures.
EVEfVV GOOD
Jor UAPPyarllSTMA$J Vv
Merry Christmas to you, one and all, large
and small, is heartfelt
wish of
Salem Electric Company
Corner State & High
WIWIN6VOUA SCc
May the day be as merry and ! bright to
you as it is to us, and may the New Year
bring you joy, sunshine and prosperity.
Ray L Farmer Hardware Co.
LOW HOLIDAY
ROUND TRIP FARES
by the
Oregon Electric Railway
Tickets on sale Dec 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30, 31, Jan 1
Return limit Jan. 3
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Similar fares to other points on the Oregon Electric Rail
way and all connecting lines from Portland, to which the one
way fares are $30 or less.
Ticket sold and baggage checked through to destination.
DetaiU will be furnished on request
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
. .. J- W. RITCHIE, Agent, Salem
the Carnegie Medal Board!
"The apple business has been
the least satisfactory of all of
the departments," said Mr. Paulus
"An exceptional crop all over the
nation, especially in the east,
where the northwest apples usu
ally find their best market, has
depressed the market and a rath
er exceptional supply of mediocre
apples has yet further lowered
the prices. Good export sales have
sold well, but the quantity has
not been large enough quite to
redeem the year's business."
There was a lighter yield in
some crops, notably the logans
and strawberries, because of the
exceptionally dry season. Yet for
all that, the Growers' membership
list has grown steadily through
out the year.
An interesting fact is that the
Growers have paid out to their
prune producers up to within
from 15 to 20 per cent of the
total value of their consignments.
This is the average payment.
Some cases might be even a larg
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$2.23 ORENCO 2.79
1.13 PENDLETON 14.43
fl4., REDMOND 14.84
SEATTLE 12.63
13.42 SPOKANE 27.40
1.65 TACOMA 10.58
3.47 THE DALLES 7.34
2.54 WALLA WALLA 15.84
$6.18 W1LKONYILLK . 1
2.78 WOODIIURN .03
21.84 YAKIMA 19.16
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Inter-aatn
er payment, and some smaller,
up to the present time.
The Growers still have on hand
some of their year's accumula
tions of assorted fruits, but In
general there has been a gratify
ing clean-up. The present Indi
cation is that by April, tbe close
of its fiscal year, they will have
sold practically every dollar's
worth, and will start' the new
year with an absolutely clean
slate.
WILL H.HAYS
STANDS PAT
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fair play I propose tbat as far as
I am concerned he shall have his
chance! and I am sure that we are
doing the right thing to accom
plish the greatest good in tbe end
. if we practice what we preach, and
tin al humanity strive to live and
help life as well as live and let
live."
WE EXTEND TO ONE AND ALL
Our
Sincer est Wishes
For a
Merry Christmas
and
Happy New Year
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Boxing is Prohibited in
Public Schools of Berlin
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BERLIN, Dee. J 6. Boxlac baa
been forbidden in ibe,-public
chool buildings of Berlin. In,
announcing the prohibition the
municipal board of education
gave 'no' reason for tbe decision
imply notifying tbe rectors- that
the gymnasiums could no lonrer
be osed for this form of sport
Organixatlons which have beea i
conducting ' the" contests haye, ta
some cases, , been forbidden furv
tber access to tbe buildings, j la J
other instances the societies are
Inaugurating substitute : exercises.)
Tbe Berlin Boxing Uaioa ha
taken steps to- have ' the action
reversed. ' ' , ',:A- --v ;-;
DOLLY KLECTKD t?
LOS ANGELES, CaU Dec. 13,
Chef Dolly,' University l
Southern California quarterback,
today was chosen captain of Ihe
1923 team. ' " " '
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