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Willamette Basketball Prac
' ' tice to Start, 35 Men
r;" Are. Reporting
' Official call for basketball men
was issued by Coach Guy L. Rath
bun, of Willamette university on
Tuesday. About 35 men respond
ed, i Three letter men, Robertson
and Fasnacht, forwards and Erick
son. guard, have turned oat.
Around these three Coach . Rath
bun will bnild his team for the
coming season.
Prospects are brighter for a
winning team this season than for
several fe a ri. ; Riedell, six footer,
w ho starred for the rooks at cen
ter last year, will be out for this
berth on the varsity. He is sure
with his hands, and was the best
shot the rooks had last year. Ilerr
man played In several varsity
games last season as forward,
where he showed considerable
speed. It is believed that he will
reports although he did not do.so
yesterday. , The . Bearcats have
plenty of promising material for
lorwards and center, but Krickson
is practically the only sure bet at
guard. - Scott, of last year's rook
squad is a possible contender for a
guard berth.
. Practice will be held daily from
now on, starting at about 4 p. ni.
Coach Rathbun is endeavoring at
tbe.present time to arrange a
barnstorming trip during the
Christmas holidays that will carry
the team down through southern
Oregon and into Northern Califor
nia. ',
PEACE AT PREMIUM
; V'.. IN MITCHELL CASE
'(Continued from page 1.
W'inship, law member of the court
aid which was overheard by Mr.
Held was that the dignity of the
tribunal would be better preserved
if both counsel for the defense and
the. prosecution stopped 1 their
"wrangling and bickering."
P.'nally - Major Generat Robert
I.. ; Howie admonished opposing
counsel to discontinue the wrangl
ing and bickering between them
eelves. -' .
DEMPSEHMi
I HOW BEIKG TALKED
South American Issues Chal
icnge; Oempsey- SayProrv-;
i osition Promising
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' iBUENOS AIRES, Dec. 1 (By
Associated Press.) -An announce
ment from Los Angeles that Jack
' Pern psey-is willing to meet Luis
Firpo, Argentine heavyweight
champion, if a bout can be ar
ranged ' before Dempsey fight?
3larry Wills, drew a. statement
from Firpo today that he was
teady for a battle with Dempsey
July 4 at Tijuana, Mexico, or L03
Angeles.
' Firpo declared that he was pre
pared to put up !a forfeit immedi
ately and that he could start get
ting in condition and be at his
Ijest lighting, weight by March.
. LOS ANOELES, Dec. 1, f By
Associated Press) Announcement
ljy Luis Firpo, Argentine heavy
weight champion, that he was wil
ling to meet -jack Dempsey in a
Lbs Angeles bout was received in
Dempsey's camp here tonight with
the comment .that,, it was "very
gratifying and Cheering news.
Formal proposals to Firpo will be
made immediately. Dempsey said.
1 Spokesmen for Dempsey declar
ed that promoters were ready to
stage a Los Angeles bout between
the South American heavy weight
pd the world's champion, and
that plans for the affair would Je
placed under way tomorrow.
One hitch, however, faced the
proposed proceedings. Firpo must
consent to- do battle before July
'4' Dempsey said. The world's
champion said he was in good con
dition now, and would be pre
pared for a bout with Firpo In
April or May,, not later.
As to the location of the bout,
Tijuana, Mexico, "Is out of the
question." The promoters are
ready , to Btage the bout in Los
Angeles. Dempsey's spokesmen
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EUGENE IJOV LOSES
SAN RAFAEL, Cal., Dec. 1.
(By Associated Press.)- Eddie
t ampler, San Jose welterweight
won a 10-round decision over Mike
Doyle, Phoenix, here , tonight.
Homer Hanigan of San Jose scor
ed a knockout in the Becond round
of a four round bout over Carl Mil
ler, Eugene, Oregop, lightweight.
USED CLOTHES PARTY
NETS 3500 ARTICLES
Cootinuetl from pag-p 1.)
the garments . received from the
youngsters attending ihe party.
"There is not one on the list,"
Mrs. Young declared, "but what is
willing to do all he can li the
chance is afforded him."
sural to see
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Hope Held Out That J. Dra
ger Will Take Trip South
'. .for Contest
An unprecedented ticket sale is
reported in Medford for the Salem
Medford game to be played in that
city on Saturday, December 5.
Tickets for the game are al
ready selling swiftly, and it is de
clared by those from the southern
city that the crowd to pack Scoyoc
field Saturday will exceed 7300.
Large delegations from nearby
cities such as Ashland, Grants
Pa S3 and Klamath Falls have
written for tickets and newspapers
of San Francisco and Sacramento
have wired for. press tickets.
Medford fans have been con
cerned at the report that Marsh-
field went through the season un-T
defeated. They claim Medford
beat this school October 31 by a
score of 41 to 7.
Medford's team, said to be one
of the most powerful in years, has
been developing speed with lim
bering up exercises and fast signal
practices. Practically no scrim
mage is being Indulged in by the
southern boys, as every effort will
be pointed to beat Salem by sheer
speed. In the one contest, the two
schools have played before, Salem
defeated Medford 14-13, and Med
ford is looked to place every ef
fort to avenge herself.
Coach Huntington announced
last night that there will be some
scrimmage this afternoon, the last
practice scrimmage for the team
this season. Last night no scrim
mage was held, but the men were
given a long and fast signal prac
tice. Kicking practice was also
held, with Temple doing the jmnt
ing. f
J. Drager's condition is improv
ing, it was reported last night,
and it is possible he will make the
trip. If he is able to work into
the game, and take care of the
BREAK GUEST GOLDS
WITH RED PEPPER
"Ease your tight aching chest. top
the pain. Break up the congestion.
Fed a bad cukl loosen up in just a
short time. , ;
"Red repper Rub", is the cold rem
edy that 'bring quitieat relief,. It
rtianot hurt you and it certainly
terms to end the tightness and drive
the congestion and aorenesa right out.
'.Nothing has such concentrated,
penetrating heat as' red peppers, and
when heat penetrates right down into
colds, congestion, aching muscles and
sorw. stiff joints relief toqir at once.
-The moment you apply Red Pepper
Rub you feel the tingling heat In
Uirce -minutes the congested gpot is
wanned through and through. When
you are suffering from a cold, rheu
matism, backache, stiff neck or eon
rcusclea, iurt get a jar ot Bowles Red
Pepper Rob, made from red pepper,
at any dru store. You win have the
quickest relief known. Always say
' Adv.
Buy Now for Christmas
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:leaner
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Pay a little down and a
little each month on a
Hamilton-Beach Vac
uum Cleaner. You
could not give your
wife or mother a more
acceptable or useful
present. The Good
House-Keeping Insti
tute recently tested
the Hamilton - Beach
with 67 other mach
ines and the results
were amazing. The
Good Housekeeping
authorities awarded it
their official approval
and praise. The test
with 14 other mach
ines proved the Hamilton-Beach
removed V.
more- dirt than the
average of all the oth
er machines put together.
uy-yourji
asyou:doiyourrcar
QlfiSpecificatidnsZand Performance)
The Hamilton-Beach is the only machine with a motor driven brush that has an
honest to goodness suction. It moves 219 cubit feet of air per minute. The switch
is in the handle, no stooping to shut it off. Let us show you the superior motor in
this machine. You can appreciate the difference over other makes.
HAMILTON FURNITURE COMPANY
Court Street
puntWTol'.h'etfreatand'biaek
warrfors. Salem's, chances of vic
tory will be enhanced. ;
Salem's- chances were a 1 s o
strengthened yesterday when it
was learned definitely that Lang,
regular full, will; be able, to play,
and will ! make the " trip south.
Lang lias been out most of the
season with a sprained ankle,
Eckert Is definitely out as his
ankle, which he sprained In the
Hillsboro game, Is still out of com
mission. "The game with Medford will
doubtless be the hardest for us
this. season," was Coach Hunting
ton's comment last night. "They
have one of the strongest teams
of their career. That is certain,
or they would not want to play us.
There is little danger that the
overconfidence that marked the
Franklin game will crop out in
the Medford game. The boys rea
lize they are tackling their hard
est job, but every one of them has
his soul set on bringing back the
victory to Salem."
IOWEIi liOAT AKRIVKS
ASTORIA, Or., Dec. 1 Officials
pf the Columbia River Packers as
sociation stated here tonight that
their power boat, piloted by Tbos.
H. Johnson, had arrived in As
toria Saturday or last week from
Grays Harbor.
NATION'S CHILDREN " '
ARE GREATEST CROP
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Mr. Dana declared that the state
must not look for booms such as
have taken place in California and
Florida, stating that the growth
of. this state will be steady, and
solid.
"Men have, discovered that Cali
fornia, the land of sunshine and
uind-and not much else is not
the place to produce a living.
Hopes have been blasted and they
are coming to the Willamette val
ley. The valley is sound, for in no
region where the people have to
work to obtain a living will you
find the floaters and the specu
lators that frequent thj two states
ihat have had tremendous booms."
ORCHARD YIELDS LIQUOR
TWO SO-CJALLOX UAHKKLS IMS.
COVERED IJY OFFICERS
YAKIMA, Dec. 1. Two 50-gal-lon
barrels of alleged moonshine
were dug up in an orchard here
today by members of the county
dry squad and Lawrence Voelker
was arrested on a charge of pos
session of intoxicating liquor with
intent to sell. Voelker was trying
to raise bail of $1,500 to post with
the court alongside of two otlicr
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bonds he his recently posted on
pending liquor charges. He is
now appealing to the supreme
court on one charge for which be
has given bond of $50flL On an
other, charge of possession -of li
quor with Intent: to sell, he has
deposited a property bond of
11,500 and is awaiting trial. Of
ficers found the moonshine today
buried 18 inches underground and
confiscated - a centrifugal - pump
used to convey the liquor to the
surface for the retail trade, they
said. "
CHALLEXGEU STILL LEA lS
CHICAGO, Dec. 1. Hy Associ
ated Press. Eduard floremans.
Belgian challenger for the world's
championship at 18.2 balkline bil
liards, maintained his lead over
Young Jake. Schaeffer" the cham
pion, in the second 500 point bloc
of their 1500 point championship
contest here tonight. Both men
played extremely erratic billiards
in spots. At the end of 17 drawn
out innings the score was: Hore
mans, 1,000; Schaeffer, D13.
SLATER. IS CONVICTED
ST. MARY'S, Idaho, Dec. 1
(By Associated Press.)- William
Slater was found guilty of second
degree murder by a jury in dis
trict court here late today in con
nection with the death of Georg-
lana? Kennedy at Fernwood ;las
August. The jury was out only
45 minutes.
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Chew a few Pleasant Tablets
Stomach Feels Fine!
Instant stomacn rener! Harm
less! The moment "Pa pe's Dia
pepsin" , reaches the stomach .all -distress
from acidl stomach oV'in
digestion ends. Immediate relief
from flatulence, gases, heartburn,
palpitation,' fullness or stomach
pressure.
Correct your digestion for a few
cents. Millions keep it handy.
uruggists recommend it. Adv.
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elivery -of the
Telephone Directory,
which is a new Buyers
Guide, begins to-morrow.
When you re
ceive your copy look
at it! It is something
different a real guide
for buyers, a conven
ience, a time saver and
an endless source of
buying information.
The
Pacific Telephone And
.Telegraph Company
The Classified
bleDhone
Directony is a new
Movers Ciite
Today Is the Last Day of Our Three Day
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Each sale gets better and every sale goes over bigger as it progresses. Be sure and
be here before six o'clock this evening when the sale positively closes.
MEN'S WORK SHOES
Full run men's. $5.00 work shoes, the best thing
in Salem for the money. As long as they last at
$2.50
Full run men's $7.00 work shoes to clean up tha
line first come first served at
$3.50
Men's high tops and loggers' to close out the en
tire line of broken lots. Boots ranging from 10.00
to ?15.00, to close out, at half
$5 to $7.50
BOY'S DAYTON HIGH TOP
Boots in black only. Sizes from 3 to 6. Regularly
sold at 7.00. Go at
$3.50
CHILDREN'S SHOES
One lot of brown calf stitched downs. Good $4.00
shoes. Sizes 6 to 2, go at
Men's $10,00 oxfords and shoes. This includes
some Florshiems in short runs. Get a pair before
they go at
$5.00
LADIES' DRESS PUMPS
All $8.00 pumps selected for this sale in patent
satin and kid, go at half ,
$4.00
All $9.00 pumps, broken lines, patent, satin, both
brown and black, black kid, go at
$4.50
All $10.00 ladies' pumps, all heights of heels,
short runs, all sizes, but not every size in each run,
goes at v .
$5.00
$2.00
One lot children's colored pumps, priced $5.00 to
$6.00, to close out at
$1.95
BOYS' BLACK OR TAN DRESS
SHOES
The best $5.00 shoes on the market go at
$2.50
BOYS' TAN OR BLACK DRESS
SHOES
Regular $6.00 grades, broken sizes to close out,
go at
$3.00
MEN'S DRESS SHOES
Men's $7.00 dress shoes and oxfords, broken lines,
while they last, go at
$3.50
Men's $8.00 dress shoes and oxfords, tan, brown,
or black. To close out, most all sizes go at
$4.00
v Men's $9.00 dress shoes. Some very new numbers
in this lot been broken in our past month's big rush,
they all go in this sale at
$4.50
All $12.00 pumps for ladies up to the minute
styles but hot all sizes to sell quick, at
$6.00
LADIES' CHRISTMAS HOUSE
SLIPPERS
We have just got a big lot of over 500 pairs of
new style slippers at a wonderful buy and are going
to pass it on to our customers. They are ribbon trim
and every color, every size. We are going to close out
the lot at
95c
Big run men's leather slippers. A good $3.50 or
quamy m xnis sale at
$1.95
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Ladies' ribbon trim leather sole, rubber heel. A
good $3.00 value in this sale at
$1.95
McCALLUM HOSE
Get your Christmas Hose now and give Mc
Callums and nothing else as they are so far super
ior to anything else that after you see them you
really could not give any other hose. Both in men's
and women's. -v
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Every Wednesday is Rubber Heel Day. We put on any
make 50c rubber heel at half price... Wednesday only.
Leave shoes any day for Wednesday.
Do Your Feet Hurt?
Corns I and callouses re
moved withont pain ; or
soreness. Ingrown naila
removed and treated.
Tains in feet, weak foot,
flat foot, foot strains and
fallen arclica adjusted. Do
not Buffer. I will give you
the best that science can
produee in scientific cnir
opwlri Consult
DR. WILLIAMS .
About Your Feet
Houri 9 - 5:30 Phone 816
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Repair Department
Our shop is equipped with
all new machinery. We
use nothing but the very
best grade of leather that
money will buy.
Mr. Jacobson, In charge
of this department, in an
expert in his line has
spent years in factories
and repair shops and will
do nothing but high grade
work.