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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1924)
TIIU OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 28, 1924 r Damons Weekly Limerick ,WeII folks here we go again. Can you write a Limerick or Verse? Write one and send it in, if we use it in our ad we will make you a present of a 3 pound can of Cres cent CoffeeCome on folks, make it snappy Here's . onerby. your Uncle. B;udley: ' ; ;., f.-'..s . , .. -;-iA; ! i On the corner of Cpmmercial and I, j f A. More full of groceries you'll see; t The goods are brand new, ; j r ! ' i ' I'm certain that you 1 -j '' I Will save if you ( patronize mew ; .Let the following prices be an invitation ' to place your next order with us: : I 1 'l.'. OO 0: BLUfi BONNET OH a '"3 blZQ MAYPNAISE : , jjlaSis lgQg:fi pnd Beans (?cf n tarl,: 1 f&B la . ..... - ptjpYQTAr WMIJp tBN ;"io cans f 3C- ' IP YOU HAVEN'T TIME TO CALL S i PHONE 1263 WE DELIVER PROMPTLY No Rent 0flBi'i LowPnce, Fresh Meat ; Groceries u Vegetables it i SEEN Ofi liW Boy First Thought Drowned : Jailed With Convict I., At Oakridge . h That Eldon Quinland, 14, son of John Quinland, chief engineer of the state prison, is alive has beep definitely proven by word received by Warden A. M. Dalrymple from Oakridge, Ore., in Lane county, where Quinland and B. Lr(Pee wee) Sherman, escaped eonvict, had been held, overnight in jail. Young Quinland was positively identified. ' - Doth Quinland and Sherman dis appeared from Salem on the same day, about three weeks ago. Sher man was a trusty and engaged in hauling slop to the hog pen. He tied tip his horse and vanished. Young - Quinland's bicycle and clothes were found on the bank of the Willamette river near West Salem and for several days it was believed that he had been d row ti ed. Later events gave rise to con siderable doubt and the search for his body in the river was dis continued, i Young Quinland and Sherman, traveling together. ; were I taken Into custody "at Oakridge and placed in a flimsy jail. . During a fire Monday night and the subse quent excitement, the pair man aged to make their escape. Sher man was picked up in Green River, Wyo., according to word received here yesterday, but no mention was made regarding the tnisslng' boy. A guard was sent to bring Sherman back. : ( Bearcats and Oregon Tie in Initial Game (Continued from pag 1) ed by Willamette 5 yards.' Gain of 6 yards in two line bucks. In tercepted pass and goal kick which failed by 2 yards to right J Ore gon punted for 15-yard gain. Line buck for 3 yards, and run for 15 yard$, penalized to Oregon 30-yard line, Oregon punted to Willam ette 30-yard line. Intercepted punt by Post for gain of 5 yards. Oregon ball. Ball caught 2 yards WE PAY CASH FOR ' .YOUR'-- FURNITURE AND TOOLS I Capital Hardware & Furniture Co. Best Prices Paid 285 N. Coml St. Phone 347 Yoim'II Save Money Hsire! i - IT'S THE START OF OUR FALL . . . ... , . cnrmnrmfo" 73 f ' . I ' ' -r-i-' Read This -Editorial There isn't another store -in .this, city tht can afford to give ike value we give. We sell so many clothes that t ' we can- afford to sell on a r very small profit margin. , '.Our Suits and Overcoats at -"129.50 are, we belieye equal to . j0 and $50 Suits and : Overcoat offered. by others." - Come in and look over our '. great new. Fall and. Winter. line. And.brtxjjj your wife or mother. They'll tell you that ? -, our woolen at our low; price are toe- greatest bargains you can get. . And. we ar here all tbe . time to back up our gnaran- ' tee of PERFECT SATISFAC- ' TIOX. ' 9 ' Mrs union I MADE TO MEASURE Hundreds of New Patterns in All the Newest Weaves a ; 4ZG State. Street They're Made for You - Woo Deou 13 i lis TAILORS Salem, Oregon back of Oregon line, , Line buck for 2 yards. Oregon punted to Willamette 30-yard line. Return ed by Isham for yards. Punt by , Willamette to Oregon's . Z3 yard linel Line buck for'4 yards. Oregon punted to- 15-yard line. Returned 15 yards. - Colburn substituted for Huston. Punt by Willamette to Oregon 10-yard line. No return., Oregon dropped ball; Willamette recovered. Passes by Isham to Carter and Fasnacht car ried ball to Oregon 2-yard line. Time. Second Quarter Line buck Willamette, no gain. Fumble for loss' of 2 yards, and Intercepted pass for loss of 3 yards. Oregon ball. Oregon buck for 4 yards. Punt to Willamette 40-yard line. Willamette 2 passes for gain of 9 yards. Intercepted pass by Willamette. Intercepted drop kick. Oregon ball on 15 yard line. Punt - by Oregon to 30-yard line; , fumbled. No re turn. Willamette penalized 10 yards tor holding. Punt by Wil lamette to 50-yard line, and run Oregon for 10 yards. Intercepted pass. Oregon line carried back 2 yards. t Pass intercepted by Wil- j lamette on 30-yard line. Punt by j Willamette to Oregon 40-yard line, fumbled. Oregon ball. Oregon 3 bucks for 10 yards. Drop' kick by Oregon. Willamette's ball. Punt to 40-yard line. Oregon 3 line bucks for 6 ; yards. Oregon drop-kicks. Willamette punted to 55-yard line; fumble. No return. Oregon 3 bucks for 2 yards, end run for 8 yards. ; Punted to Wil lamette 1 5-yard line. Returned 3 yards. Center rush for 5 yards. Oregon penalize for offside 5 yards. ' Third Quarter , . Oregon punted to Willamette 20-yard line. Willamette lost ball on end run. Oregon 3 bucks for 6 yards; end run to goal line, but penalized for off-side. Oregon buck, no gain. ' Willamette ball. Punted to 40-yard line. Oregon end run for loss yard. Two line bucks and end run for 1 yard. Willamette ball. Rathbun sent in new backfield, Easton for Isham, Wait for Post, lluston for Col burn. ; Blocked pass by Carter, end run for 8 yards. Willamette kicked. ' Oregon punted. Willam ette returned t$ 45-yard line. Willamette 2 line bucks and in tercepted pass for 2 yards. Punt to Oregon 20-yard line. Oregon penalized 15 yards for roughness. Another blocked pass by Carter. End run for 5 yards. Willamette drop-kicked. Oregon punted to Willamette 40-yard line. Willam ette penalized 5 yards for hurdl ing. Two bucks for gain 1 yard. Punted to Oregon 40-yard line. Oregon fumbled Willamette balC Willamette penalized 5 yards. Willamette 3 bucks or 7 .yards. Time. ':' ; Fourth Quarter Willamette punted to Oregon 30-yard line. Free catch for Ore gon. Ball taken by Carter for 60 yards to goal line. No score. Wil lamette penalized for holding. Willamette bucked for 2 yards from 20-yard line. Oregon ball. Line buck, no gain. Punted to 35-yard line. End run by Wait for 17 yards. 'Willamette penal ized 5 yards for off-side. - Line buck, no gain. : End run by East on for 18 yards. Center rush for 2 yards. " Drop kck. Oregon ball. Oregon punted fo 48-yard line, no return. Oregon penalized 5 yards. End run for 3 yards. Oregon line carried back 5 ,; yards. .Punt by Oregon to Wjjlamette 15-yard line, no return. Willamette punted to Oregon 45-yard line. Oregon, end run for loss of 2 yards. Buck for gain of 2 yards. Pass incomplete: Oregon punted to Willamette 25-yard line. Wil lamette drop-kicked to Oregon 45 yard line, nonreturn. Oregon buck, no gain; end run loss of 2 yards. Oregon punted to Willam ette' 20-yard line. Return for 15 yards. ' Fumble, Oregon ball. Oregon pass Intercepted. The lineup - ' Oregon - Willamette Wilson .C Huston Shields S. . . . Sherwood Daily :',Gr. '. . . Molstrom Gooding .... Si T. . . . StoUheise Reed .'.T Hartley Bliss ....... i E ... . Hemphill Dills : v E . . . Fasnacht Johnson F Cramer Adolph ...... t H . Wait Anderson . .... .II. ...... . Post Agee ........ .5. Jsham t Substitutes - Willamette: Col burn for: Huston; Cramer ,for Wait; Findley for Hamphlll; Eas ton for Isham; Wait for Post; Huston for ", Colburn ; Mudray for Sherwood; Mast for Findley. : Oregon Eight , substitutions, names not secured, j- Sam Dolan, referee; Cusick, umpire. s j World Fliers To Pass Here Today (Continued from pj 1) to avoid traffic congestion. United States soldiers and members or the Washington National guarud are. to be used for this purpose. One of the Interested spectators at the landing will be Major Fred erick. L. Martin, who started from Santa Monica. Cal., as the flight commander, whose airplane was wrecked in Alaska. He arrived here todafr from Bellingham where he has been restlnc. JEWS JD OBSEBVr At 6 Tonight Will Begin The Year 5685 For The Jews Of The World Formal observance of the Jew ish New Year will be made in Salem tomorrow, though the day, or Rosh Hashanah, as it is on tne Jewish calendar, officially begins ut G o'clock tonight.. As is customary, most of tne Jewish stores in Salem will te closed tomorrwo. Then the day of atonement begins on Tuesday at 6 p. m.f and continues . ror ten days. Fasting will egin at G o'cloq the afternoon of tomorrow ana will not be broken till G o'clock Tuesday evening. During thts period no member of the faith will eat. drink or smoko. A number; of Salem stores will be Hosed tomorrow, and some ot them again later in the month.1 Several proprietors will r onserve the day In Sale or Portland, but owing to the nature of .their busi ness will not have their stores closed. . '. i! Simon Director and family, and several other Jewish families of Salem, will go to Portland to olv serve the anniversary. Their .years were made up or lunar months, and were eleven days shorter than ours. They ad ded a thirteenth month ; every three years. ? t ; There are about 25 Jewlrt families in Salem, but perhaps majority of ? them go to Portland to observe such anniversaries as this. ; . :r Nature is funny.' A cold stops up the bead, but it never affects the tongue that way. t Deafness Overcome L; Amazing Invention Thousands Deaf for Year Now Ifeaj: Perfectly, An amazing Invention which en ables any. one. whose auditory nerve is still active to hear tna slightest sound as clearly and dis tinctly as a person whose hearing' Is natural is announced by the , Dictograph Products Corporation 554-V Monadnock Bldg., 681 Mar--1 ket St., San Francisco, Calif. The manufacturers are: so proud of their achievement and so confident, that every' one who is hard of hearing will be amazed and de- lighted with results that they are , offering to send the Acousticon on ten days' free trial. They require no deposit or advance. payment of. any kind, but send it prepaid for. ten days' free use entirely at their own risk and expense. If you suf fer from deafness in any degree.' take advantage of their liberal free trial offer. Send them your, name and; address today. Adv. Q GET STAnrATOAtCE f .' Jfl. fffl Si "1 You can't get anywhere unless you start. You can't start in the business world ! unless you train. We will develop your business in- telligence and give you practical ability. Start now during our fall open- i ing. CSGIN NOW! 72. T ... '$5 asm It's Back to School Again We are ready with all the newest things. You will find this store stocked to the last; word. For school outfitting our lines of clothing, shoes and furnishing goods offers the most complete showing it has ever been our privilege to assemble. j White, tan, blue and other colors. Collar attached shirts S2.0Q to 4.00 Get an extra., rir qt pants, all new patterns Seniors sep our cordu roys just in. 5.00 up - Virgin wool flannel - shirts, khak and new plaid patterns 3.75 o 5P,Q0 Button and pullover style in black, blue and mixed colors. Heavy and me dium weights' $5.00 up I ....... r. ,.. .. i . - i A New Shipment of Caps $2.00 up Light and heavy j weights, athletic and other styles 1 1.00 up You'll need a new. sup ply of sox 25c up ; r-T-. v f - ..." 1 ;. Newest Ties 1.00 Bow Ties ,50c Newest Styles and Colors 1 6.0Q up. ; 1 J ; ft"