The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 04, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 4, 1925 9 VICTORY'S CHANCE ?GOOD AND BAD" AS GRID TEAM GETS READY TO SHOVE OFF THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON E FOR SOUTH TODAY Town's Sport Fans to Join Students in Final Fare well at 1 1:23 Students of Salem high'held a pep-assembly Thursday afternoon In anticipation of Saturday's game with Medford. The students were notified that school wllh be dis miftaed at 11 o'clock: this morning. The student hody will march en mass to the Southern Pacific depot as a body for the team.. School will not be resumed until this af ternoon. Coach . Huntington was called upon to tell of Salem's chances. "Salem's chances are good and bad ; bad because ' the boys seem to have lost interest in the game since the Corvallis contest; good because Medford has not met with a hard team to beat this season. "Without a doubt Salem will give Medford her hardest battle this year, and the chance are even that we will come back victors." The team underwent a long and fast signal practice last night. No scrimmage was held, no chancers being taken of injuring the men. Kicking -was also' practiced. Coach Huntington and his men will leave this morning on the 11:23 train. Iocal fans are planning to join the students when-they escort the team to the detot. 'A final appeal to the jury -to free Leonard Kip Rhinelander "from this horrible, unnatural and ab surd union," Isaac Mills, counsel for the plaintiff, today closed his summation in young Hhineland er'g suit for annulment of his mar riage to Alice Beatrice Jones, part negro housemaid of New Rochelle, N. Y. ..Summation having been com pleted, for the defense, court was adjourned until tomorrow, when the jury will receive the case for deliberation. Justice Morschauser indicated that his charge will be brief. "Give this boy a chance to re claim himself and the name he has besmirched under the devil ment of the defendant," Mr. anils pleaded. He accused Alice of hav ing consistently pursued "a dia bolical plan of campaign to en snare Rhist lander. "She had brains." .the lawyer said. "At the end of a year r.f her campaign she owned the boy body and soul." TLOWER OFTHE SOUTH And Champ Scorer of the U. S. MacLAREN . PLEA FAILS SOX AVI LI, ItKGIV FOI U-YKAU SEXTEXCE TOIAY lew are I r,f iho i,,ii,i r. .., ..-.-j ,1 ... . I J , - 1 1 II clHI lilill i louunig ; io uiBue me trip soutn iy motor along with several of th-i high school Btujants CSCET01BSET Junior Ball Players Postpone Clash, Games Set for Weed-end . , The Anderson junior tourna ment will start at the Salem Y.MCA Mturday afternoon, according to JSob noardmanf physical director. The tournament will end Monday. Saturday the following teams will play: Whitman Pioneers vs. YMCA Junior Leaders; First Jiethodist church Comrades vs. Hutrheons Independents ;K I'arrish Juniors vs. Jason Lee Pioneers. "The South Friends drew a bye. The business men's class has 1mi divided into two- teams for a contest to end ' December 15. I 'i ui J fjv (!1 hiy based oi t, a t tejul aucp. jit classes hnd 'at 'gym', and on volleyball. The teams are crfptained by Or. le Wood and Si Eakln. there dp In; 21 men on each team. These pre subdivided into four teams for vo'loy ball. At tne present time Ka kin's team leads. Two volleyball teams will be polected from the class to journey to Mill City before Fhristmas for u match. ; '. Spending more than an hour in, the executive department vestcr day, Mrs. W. O. Mat Larcn of Port land pleaded for leniency for her son. Allan Ma'cLaren. who is under four years penitentiary sentence for a statutory crime committed in Clackamasvconnty. Governor Pierre informed Mrs. MacLareo that he had given the case careful study, ana that he would not Interfere In th doorpr young MacLaren would be brought hre todayv.to start serving his ftri?i. ' ? 4 Macl.preas rather is prominent in Portland' whpro ki hra hann - 3CT',,SaSetf in welfare work for manv member of the state parole board. ATLANTIC STORM RAGES smiM'ixt; immagei; nor cm: COAST IMTUOL ORDERED Russians Now Marry on Three Year Probation ''"BERLIN Marriages on three year probation have been author ized, by the Soviet government, writes the Berliner Lokal Anzei ger, After this period both par ties will be privileged to contract a new and permanent marriage, if mutually the bond has proved unsatisfactory. Otherwise, each party will be at liberty to separ ate without going through any of the usual divorce formalities. The law was passed to clarTTy the state of matrimonial confu sion existing in Russia, said the Anzeigef. The probationary mar riage needs only to be registered at the city clerk's office. If the marriage ends in failure, the reg istrar will simply draw a blue pencil mark through both names, whereby, officially at least, the marriage will he shown never to j have existed. ' The present age at which a i i young man in Russia may marry i is IS and that of a girl 16. The I j wife may either adopt the name I of her husband or retain her own STATE BASKETBALL es mm T Attempt Made to Let Win ning Team. Go to Chicagov for Tourney Coach Rnthbun of Willamette university is already at work set ting the date for the state hi school basketball tournament to be played in the Willamette gym nasium. The state association head has suggested that the date be March 11. 12 and 13. Coach Rathbun has written suggesting March 4, 5 and 6 so that the win ning team will have time to at tend the national tournament at Chicago. Salem high school won the state championship last year. Coach Rathbun announces that a Portland school will again be elig- FINANCE BILL ACCEPTED lnever surpas8ed ln the history or: r rencn pontics. RRIAXD PLAYS OY PATRIOT ISM TO SECURE ADOPTIOX TARIS. Dec. 3. -(By Associated Press.) Premier Briand's appeal to the patriotism of all parties to unite to save France, today brought about the adoption of the government's bill providing ' for inflation of the currency to the amount of .7.n0O,0QO.00O francs and additional taxation ranging from twenty to 100 per cent in the c hamber of deputies. This even ing the finance committee of the i:.naie accepted me lexi oi ine " ' : l i kill i, i. ,n.. tain that the senate will adopt the bill tomorrow. In the chamber, the final, vote on the bill as, a whole was 257 to 229. It constituted the firth vote of confidence in the government during the lengthy session. The smallest majority in .the voting which the government eceived was seven a vote of "246 to 239 on the inflation section of the bill.. Premier Briand appeared before the house, having passed a sleep less night, tired and harassed but he rose to heights of eloquence NEW INVENTION CAvrc iwiii i inwc A Lamp that Burns 94 Air A third contingency is that the , husband may adopt his wife's TO AIXTIOX CASTKil.IO.VI ART name. i The children again may also be j named after the father or mother . or one child may assume the' name ' the other. Lad Has Cork Leg But Is Best Center on Grid Team Priestly Flournoy, halfback on Tulane university's wonder team, is thaleading point scorer of the country todate and may be for the season. He tops lme and Tryon of the east and Kutsch, Friedman and other stars in the west. He is sure to be an all American favorite. NEW YORK. Dec. ?,.- (By the Associated Press.) -The storm which lashed the Florida, coast eiirlier in the week and broke yes terday over New Jersey and New York, reached such an intensity today that the const guard head-! was $75,000 worth of canoes and of Southern California eleven al j quarters at Asbury Park ordered j smali boats. f the Coliseum Saturday, will arrive - i"u'ic j.i i in i iiiipnc me enure i t-h it . . i , . , New Jersey coast tonight- ' Trol,ey service in the Lotfgport : here tomorrow morning with No loss of life was rei.nrtcil al- area of Atlantic City was sus- vu,- 1 di acmssier ana a s'luaci t - . m ... f... v..i.i i j t, "i - men were damaged. I A M ST E RDA M.Tr.easu res val ued in the millions, the collection of one parent and another that of ! of Signor Camillo Castiglioni. will be sold here at public auction from November 17 to 20. Correg gio's masterpiece. "The Marriage of St. Catharine." Tintoretto's "Portrait of a Venetian Noble man" and Rnbens' '"The Fall of Phaeton' are among the celebrat ed pictures in the collection, which alo contains paintings by Van Dyck, Titian and Franz Hals. Signor Castiglioni is an Italian banker who lived for many years in Vienna. HOOTS DEFEAT DEAHBALLTEAIfl Run. Up Lopsided Score 28 to 5 in First Game of Winter Season The WtbfOoters basketball team defeated the Demons last night at the YMCA by a score of 2S-5. This was the first, game for the Web footers, composed -of., the YMCA Leaders. They announce that they will take on any team averaging 140 pounds or less. Following is tho lineup: . Webfooters: Simpson, and Mil ler, forwards; De Harport. center; Keeney and Shaeffer guards. Demons: Gamble and Raff ety, forwards; Flake, center; Beechler and Benjamin, guards. . Referee, Scotty.Marr; umpire. Bill Easti FINAL APPEAL IS MADE though the general property dam age was hfgh. The Connecticut coast was pounded by high waves running before a rain-laden gale. Beach structures at Coney Is land were demolished and restau rants flooded. Marine police suc ceeded in taking a building in tow aTter the structure had been blown off its piles and drifted almost ti Sandy Honk?-- When- the .building crashed into the tea several work men bad narrow escapes. Tn it The Saturday gr;d. engagement, in the opinion 06 football experts, promises to be 1 second only to the Stanford pme 0AC AND USC ARE READY Mn the aggressiveness of the Tro-, . jans have to face. The Acsics, ORIXJOX .V.'CilKS IM.AY IN LOS AXUKLKH SATURDAY LOS AXfiELES, IXic. 3. (By Asswiated Press. The Oregon Agricultural college football team, scheduled to meet the t'niversitv by aeieatine CSC. would finish tied Tor second phice for Paclfie coast conference honors with Stanford. CENTER POINT, Iowa Al though Beryl Hunter, 19, has a cork leg, he is a regular member of the Center Point high school football team. He plays center. Coach Alfred Kine said the boy is a good player; that he makes takles along with the rest of the squad and asks no favors because of his handicap. "He is a game youngster," Coach Kline declared, "and I use him at center because he is the best player we have for the po sition. Last year Beryl played on the basketball team. Clean Your Dishes with Liquid Sunshine A new oil lamp that gives an amazingly brilliant, soft, white light, even better than gas or elec tricity, has bee- tested by the U. S. Government and S5 leading uni versities and found to be superior to 10 ordinary oil lamps. It burns without odor, smoke or noise no pumping up, is simple, clean, safe. Burns 94 air and 6 common kerosene (coal oil). The inventor, V. M. Johnson, 161 North Union Ave., Portland, Ore., is offering to send a lamp on 10 days' FREcJ trial, or even to give one FREE to the first user in each locality who will help him introduce It. Write him today for full particulars. Also ask him to explain how you can get the agency, and without experience or money make $250 to $500 per month. Adv. . "The James Stropper is the final word in razor blade stroppers, bcanse it is scientifically right." Herbert E. bharpe, Boston $ Cold plated with fine Leather Strop all in compact Morocco Case. Does more than a $10 Job for Protected by U. S. and Foreign Patents. 2 At last! all your shaves can be cool, clean and delightful Freedom from the torture of dull blades forever I ' Xow you can always have fresh, Itceit safety . Wades. A few pulls on the James Stropper aufoniatlcall whips Ierfect shaving-edge on jonr bLtde so that It gives your the finest shave you ever had o easy, sim ple, and costs so little. CAPITAL DRUG STORE 403 State Street, Corner Liberty 4 Classified Ads Brine; Res u Mr nillXKLANDKR IS PLOT V1C ; TIM, COUNSEL HAYS WHITE PLAINS, X. Y.. Dec. C. (By Associated Press).- With a' Rub Rheumatic Pain From Aching Joints Rub Pain right out with small trial - bottfe of old "St Jacobs Oil." Stop "dosing" Rheumatism. H' pin only; not one cae in fifty require internal treatment. Rub toothing, penetrating ".St. Jacobs Oil1 right n . the, "tender -spot,' and by the time you av Jack Robinson vit comes the rheumatic pain and Nlistres. "St. Jacel Oil" is a harm less rheumatism liniment which, never disappoints and doesn't burn the skin. It takes"' pain, soreness and stiffness from aching joints, muscles and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, back ache and neuralgia. Limber up!. Get a email trial lot tie of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil" from any drug store, and in a moment, you'll be free front pains, ncbes ana stiffness. Doa't suffer I Bub rheumatism away, ' Adr TRIANGLE SERVICE It is not necessary for you to get out in the storm and rain and to carry home your groceries when the Triangle Service Stores take your order over the phene and deliver the groceries into your kitchen. Co-operative buying and co-operative adver tising enables the Triangle Stores to give this service without extra charge to you. y Pickens & Haynes 436 Court St. Phones 236 or 257 A. Daue & Sons 1003 S. Commercial St. Phone 935 D. L. Shrode 705 S. 12th Street Phone 9 W. H. Clark ; 2290 State Street Phone 670 Wiggins & Wiggins , Salem' Heights . Phone 75F3 v C. M. Eppley Co. : M900 State Street Phones ll8 or 93 m' Friday and Saturday Specials Log Cabin Syrup, large $1.03 Log Cabin Syrup Medium 52c P. & G. Naptha Soap 10 Bars for 39c Small White Bean3 10 Pounds 78c II. O. OatS riain or Quick 2 Packages 33c Libby or Pol Monte Sliced Pineapple 2V1 size cans 78c Princess Flour (Idaho Hard Wheat) $2.29 sack Lehman Grocery 190 S. Commercial St. Phone 303 Roth Grocery Co. 131 N. Liberty St. -Phones 1SS5 - 1886 - 1S3 River Road Groc. 2303 North Front St. Phone 491 - J. C. DeHarpport i e05 S. 19th St. Phone 12S6 Foster & Baker. 339 N. Commercial St. Thonc 259 5 x y' ONE push on the starter and WHEE!- the new winter "Red Crown" is off like a shot! Wild to go crowded with mileage! The new winter "Red Crown" is the achievrmcnt; of our 47-years of gasoline-making experience! f On sale at Standard Oil Service Stations and "Red Crown" dealers. Fill at the red, white and blue pump and see! ' STANDARD OIL COMPANY . (California)