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J s SRiQRt BRIEFS f .QORVALX.IS,j Or.. Oct. 18. .Eighteen Aggie warriors and the .for Berkeley. Calif., where they will meet the University of' Cali fornia Saturday, - - The game is 'expected to be one of the toughest on the Aggie .- V 1 'No definite EIneup has been an nounced by Coach Rutherford, but jinft team that started against the alumni last Saturday wilj proba bly open the game. Tebb and "Slildef ends:JUoc "' ey and Scott, 'tackles'; ' Day and Lyman, guards, and Rich, center, will make up the line.v " - -j!'. v i lrice is the, Iog'cal choice for Quarter with Gill and Garber at ttia half positions and 'Bell or Totfsejr at fullJ; , ;; Christianson quarter and Mc- Cart, half, may; get a chance later ! U . j - a Ctodebaker's experience cl 71 years in providing tSss tesst isx trssspcrtstica is worth considering V7tca yea bay your car j : 12 MODELS AND P&ICE8 f. . b. SaJm UOHT BIZ - SPECIAL SIX I BIO SIX ft-faM., 312 W. B. S-PaM.. 118 W. B. 126 W. B. . 0 H. 1. SO P. - . SO H. P. 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Olmstead, Johnston and Dutcher aro the reserve lines men, x ' . i ; ' " ' FOREST GROVE, Or.. Oct. IS. Pacific university will meet Pa cific college. Friday in the first game of the season at home. The game will be used to fill the va cancy left in the schedule through the . cancellation of . a game with Mount Angel college. Mount An gel college called 'off the game be cause of the inexperience of its squad. i PENDLETON. Or.. Oct. 18. With the exception of big 'Hunk" Latham, fullback, the University of Oregon squad j was declared : to day to be in good shape for its game with Whitman here tomor row. The Oregon squad, com posed of 20 players,- Coaches Open Day and Kiglit .5 s . IS id Vou Ever Movo Your Quit fiJade to rJleaouro? ' You don't kiKJMr what vou re inissinir an til you have un make? individual measure, r Longer" wtar of it is, that you can get a real '' '. - WE WILL MAKE YOUR FALL Your Own Measure I. t: FROM ALL WOOL FABRICS 2-PANTS-2 : . Vt 426 STATE STREET Huntington and Spellman and Trainer Bill Hayward, arrived here today and went through ' a workout this afternoon. , WALLA WALLA, Wash., Oct. 18. Members or the Whitman college team were declared today to be in good condition , for the brush with the University of Ore gon at -Pendleton ; tomorrow, with no one on the injured list. The team will go to Pendleton to morrow morning, accompanied by most of the Whitman student body. ; PULLMAN, Wash.. Oct. IS. A complete shift of the lineup of the Washington State college team for its game tomorrow with the University of Idaho was pre dicted today by Coach A. A. Ex endine. 1 ' "I expect to see the men come back Friday," he declared. "We have not yet chosen the team that will meet Idaho, and we may not do so until a short time be fore the game." - S Washington State has won the annual game with Idaho since 1913. : SPOKANE. Wash., Oct. 18. Notre Dame is "seriously consid ering" a game with Genzaga uni versity on the western trip of the eastern team, it is declared in a telegram received by Coach Do rais of Gonaga from Coach Rock ne of Notre Dame., He said the matter of a game here would be placed before-the factulty com mittee the first of the week. . A committee of civic clubs of this city had asked Notre Dame for a game with Gonzaga. 3"':.j SEATTLE,, Wash., ; Oct: 18. Barring accidents, the University of Southern California and the University of Washington will be able to start their regular lineups when the two elevens meet in a gridiron battle here Saturday. KKinVOOD HIGHWAY EUGENE. Or., Oct. 18. The "Redwood highway." from Grants Pass, Or., to the California state line will be completed without unnecessary delay, according to announcement of C. H. Purcell. district engineer of the forest ser vice of the United States. - The government, engineer said that bids tor construction of a section north of the California line will be opened November 1. A short section south of the line will also be contracted at the same time, the engineer said. ' ' Mr. Purcell intimated that the project will be an all-forest service proposition and will come under the'jurisdiction of the federal gov ernment. The estimated cost j of the highway Is $175,000. 1 siwiml. TImi ! good suit here for SUIT PERFECT FIT Save $10 MUls ECI GOES 10 DALLAS Goofs Will Be Put Through Tortures Tonight By 40 & 8 Squad Steam shovels, dynamite and ledge hammers will be taken along to the Dallas ceremonial of the Societe des 40 Homines et 8 Cheyaux tonight by members the Salem "wrecking - crew." of In addition to the implements, nine choice victims, known to the 'or ganization as "goofs," will be put through the work o -the orderj by Ihe wrecking crew, after w.tch they will be considered fit to j as sociate with the others and will then be entitled to be called "Yoy aeeurs" and admitted to full standing in the order. j ; Several .candidates from Wood burn and Silverton, with voyage urs from the two cities, Willi ar rive in Salem . in time to join i the caravan which will'leave the arm ory for Dallas at 6:30 o'clock this evening. With men from Dallas, Monmouth. CoTvallis, Albany and Independence about 150 Legion nairres will attend the banquet and participate in the parade to night. Under instructions from Allan Kafoury, correspondent; all 40 and 8'ers are requested to wear their official caps. ' ; . Since its organization a com paratively short time ago the lbcl roiture has increased from a mem bership of 11 until nearly; 4 0 names are carried on the roster. Eligibility consists of activity in the American legion, regular; at tendance at all meeting and spe cial occasions and a paid-up mem bership. Including the candidates initiation, the ros:er includes for the following named men, nearly all of whom will make the Dallas trip: George A. White. Robin D. Day. Tinkham , Gilbert. Joseph Minton, Goodrich Moir, Bj F. Pound. "Allan A. Kafoury, cj B. O'Neill. Carle Abrams. J. S. Dus enbury. Brazier C. Small, George C. Codding. Bert , Jeffory, Max Page. Lloyd T. Rigdon, Jake Fuh rer, Lyle J.. Page, G. E. Prime, Karl Hinges, James Young, Ll G. McLaren, P. D. Qulsenberry, Wal ter J. Kirk, C. K. Logan, Chalmers Lee George, W. Carlton Smith, Clifford Brown, Chester A. Downs, Julian Garnjobst and R. D. Byrd, all of Salem ; Dr. Jacob Shearer. Tillamook; O. M. Berrie and Keith Powell, Woodburn; Theodore J. Condo and 'RlH. Mosler, Silver ton, and Clifford Knickerbocker, McMinnvflle. FIVE-FIVE-THREE PLAN FAVORED BY LEGION (Continued from page .1.) and . that) American sympathy (will be appealed to, as in the case of the Greek and Armenian refugees to induce us to receive these suf Cerers and the problems which, they would bring with them. The Japanese problem is not a local problem. It is a national problem in every sense of the word land unless -it is soon disposed of in a way to safeguard the interests and ideals of the American people, $ie nation cannot long keep from be coming Involved in the controver sies which are inseparable from it. "The people of the Pacific coast in their resistance to the Japanese are not making a selfish stand. They are truly rendering as patriotic service to the nation in. their endeavor to prevent the peaceful infiltration of the Japan ese as if they 'stood in the trench es with rifles in their hands resist in gthe advance I of . an armed in vasion".": "' !. . . ' J- 'LV: After the election of national officers tomorrow the newly elect ed officers will 'meet to confirm the new ' commander's appoint ments of national adjutant, assist ant national ' adjutant, nationl tresurer, national judge ' advo cate and national historian, j ' Trophies will be awarded to morrow for the best American' le gion baud. ' . , '-- : Salem High Ready for Forest Grove Game Today - f-'inal instructions were given members of the Salem high school football team at practice yester day alternooa" for the game with the Forest Grove high school on Sweetland, fieidf this afternoon. Coach Huntington did not 'drive hU men. and spent considerable time .drilling them in special points by means of a long talk. . .Nothing Is known of the visit ing team, and no predictions con cerning .the probable outcome were made by Coach Huntington, other than that his men would fight. .'.... i Salem will have a heavy team in tbe iuterwholastlc league this season, the aggregation averaging around 155 pounds to the man. , Three wrecked fishermen 'used f-birts for signals. Not always best to keep your shirt on. j . X'-r " 1'"'' ' . ; i j 'It's a proud little football play er who" gets himself " hurCjus' w I GREW STUDENT STORE IS Mismanagement Charged at State University Max- ' well Resigns " EUGENE, Or;, Oct.' T8. The management of the student co operative store is called in ques tion by the 1300 student , stock holders and as a result Ben Max well of Salem, one of the directors, has resigned. The cooperative store is an as sociation, in which the students are supposed to hold memberships. This year 1300 students have tak en out. memberships. This gives them the privilege of sharing in the profits of the store at the end of the year. A dividend is paid1 to each student in propor tion to the amount af purchases that this student makes in the course of the year. ; Criticism of the store was pro voked 'upon an incident regarding the authorization of some new student rooter caps which were on sale at the store. The caps, of a green and yellow color, were modeled differently from the old style headgear, and though made of the same material, were sold for more. It developed that the Oregon Knights a student organ ization, was selling the caps un der the impression that they had been authorized by the executive council. This was investigated, and it was found that no authori zation had taken place and that coonerative store manager, had evidently misrepresented the facta to the students. From this incident .has been raised a protest in JLhe form of a communication appearing in this morning's Emerald, the student daily paper, crying out against the cooperative store service in gene ral and raising doubt of the fact that the store actually is student owned. - i Coincident with this has come the resignation of Ben Maxwell of Salem, one of the student direc tors of the cooperative store. Max well tendered his resignation be cause of the impending attacks of the store management which he said jhe would not be able to de fend. Maxwell felt that even as a director he did not know or un derstand enough about the man agement of the store to be able to explain iU shortcomings to critics. I Basketball League to . Open Season November 1 . The Commercial Basketball league will begin November 1 with eight teams entered, accord ing to Bob Boardman, physical director at the YMCA and in charge of the league.! Jack Un- ruh Is president of the league. for some time but it will be man aged by Brazier Small. A rul ing has been made that no Wil lamette or high school players may play on the teams, except that law students not trying for the university teams may play. Any men not playing on regu lar teams and who desire to play Haa1rAHn11 oa Koinir aclroH tn inn.i fer with Mr. Boardman who will endeavor to arrange for them to play. - i . . - Look at this! Strangler Lewis to Wed Russian princess. And our guess is she will be boss. Shasta vent fat Not ; . CHALLENGED TheSceni fertile ins sti V of i i ujiiauuii our trains sleeptng cat your choice The ? Train j CHWAWEAK FOR NEXT GAME E 1 Absgnce of Players Will Be Noticed; When Indians Meet Freshmen : The Chetnawa 1 1ndians wilf be weakened considerably when they meet the i llniversity of Oregon freshman Saturday at Eugene. Morgan, the first' string center, who was hurt in the Linfield col lege game, Is still unable to don a suit. . -- j! : : ,'i Buchert, Atkins and DePoe, all backfield men are out on account ot Injured arms.l Buchert has a shattered elbow j which has con tinued to grow worse Bince the first game this season. He is the I Indians' moist consistent , passer and kicker land his absence alone will weakek the tea'm consider ably." j . The. coaches are giving much time this wek to both the offense and the defense of the passing game which spelled their defeat in the Mount Angel game last week, and a" decided improvement can bet seen both in the catching and 'intercepting of passes. Though ihe team will greatly miss the services of the first string men jthe team's spirit is not broken and! the players are d rill ing hard ejach evening with the new men working harder than ever. to givje the freshmen a tus sle of thejr lives. : Gervais High Defeated By Grant School Eleven The" OerVals high school went down to defeat I at the hands of the fighting; Grant team Thurs day afternOon- on Gervais field. The Grant team although out weighed 1Q to 15 pounds to the FEDERAL TIRES HUSKIE CORD aox3H - .$ 10.00 'DEFENDER COBD 30x3U . I -f 11.73 DEFENDER COBD 32x4. . . . .$22.50 DEFENDER CORD 33x4. .. ..$23.50 Vulcanizing i FREE ROAD SERVICE FKDEKAL TIKE ;, SERVICE ,: Katty Kornered F i m BCarion Hotel ;ii i -'I j L. - -CI 1 l ) PIIOXE 471 " Most delightful and interesting is the trip by rail to , the "Qolden State" Rmit if k-A...t valleys, rugged canyons; along swiftly flow reams and through rjicturfniio mmtntom.. which combine to make the journey one ciyoymenu ; daily from Portland, carrys through s from Seattle and Tacoma. offer you ! of scenery. j . ; i Information regarding TrM Shaata Routa" or writ JOHN M. SCOTT, i laOB;er Traffie Mimitr - fortland, Oregon man, was able to get through the Inexperienced Gervais team. Grant received the " ball and in three minutes took It down the field for a touchdown. r i The lone touchdown that Ger vais made came in the last quar ter In three minutes to go the ball being on the 20-yard line. The Gervais half did a lot of dodg ing and put the ball within dis tance.' . Tbe game was rather slow on account of .so many Gervais j men being hurt, only one Grant jman was hurt. ' - ; .'I Grant lineup: -Hoyt, center in last half ; Beatty,. center; Kep pinger, right guard; Ecker, left guard; H. Lyons, right tackle; Dancer, left - tackle; Nash, left end; Kantola, right end; Drager, quarter; Folger, left half; Walk er, right half ; A. Lyons, full. . Keep on saying business is bad and business will believe it; Vain-glory blossoms, but never bears. . .- - . - Willamette Mey Transfer Co. Fast Through Freight to A1J Valley Points Dally. ; Speed-Efffclency-Serrtce' : SaJem-Portland-WoodtMira -CorrallJa Eugene - Jefferson Dallas - Albany-Monmouth ' . Independence Monroe S p r 1 n g fiel d i, SHIP BY TRUCK District Manager Wanted A splendicf opportunity for a man of character and energy to represent an old established life insurance com pany with very low net costs. Give reference, age and experience in first letter. - Address ' '. 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Rub ber lined . . . . ..... . $7.50 One of the best made, crav-' enette $1 l&O deary Woolen, : Rubber ized ! . . . .... , . . . .$14.00 High Class, Gabar dine :. . .... . . . $19JSO Bay Weatherproof Coats From a Robber House. Malcom Tire : Co. Sre Us Before You Buy. Established 1917." Commercial & Court Sts. - ' Salem, Ore. ' t " "' ' ' " ' 1 enovgn jio Tear cruicnea. .1
