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SUNDAY MORNING, DECEMBER X3, 1925 :2- r- - THE OREGON STA1ESMAN. SALEM, OREGON 1 SUNDAi.uu ' .". ' iMmmmmpxmwmF to the junior leadersnl gjOSi WHIIM BOYS GET S 'Anderson Byrd High Pc!nt . Man- for- Tournament, Totals 35 Points ; v Championship of. the Anderson Junior League goes to the YMCA Junior Leader by virtue of their victory' yesterday afternoon over the Farriah Juniors, the score be ing 23-8: Eae.h member of the championship team will receive a . silver basjcet ball fob. ' Superior team work was re- rponsible tor the one-sided score. The Parrislv- juniors tried hard to stem the: onslaught of the Lead ers, but devptcd too muchof their time to defense. Seldom did they . try to assume the offense. As a result, they 5 took but few shots at their hoop. The Leaders also exhibited. Huperb passing work. They were aggressive throughout the :game.' playing most of the time in the territory of the Jun iors; ' V, longhead and lleise were the outstanding players for the Leaders. Longhead was respons ible for 12 points, and Heise con verted 9.' ille.ise, at center, usual ly won the ball on the toss up. Xah,i.;with six points, was h?h score man for the Juniors, lie, was alpo the chief, man In tho Junior offense system. Kitch en? was outstanding in" 'defense. Each team played six men. Following is the lineup: : Jnnior traders Pitrrixh Juniors J onehnd - RF .'. ... K1 Kotii V.ood r ., ... !.J. J. Kn- JleiH .1 ; O t. Nanh JniHon J. .:..t. U .. Kids Kherwin l.ii . Slfili)fv)i , bteiwer t .... . I.ti .., h'i'flien c v Referee,- Seotty MafT. . In the consolation finals the ' 'WhitnianPloneers defeated the Jason Lee Pioneers. 23 to 8. and . von the consolation prize a regu lation basket ball. Anderson Byrd. captaia. was I largely responsible for Whit man's victory. He converted 19 points. Incidentally Byra wax liJgh point man of the tourna ment, with 36 points -to hia credit; this in pite of .the fact that he was. one of ; the smallest players yntered. ;' Longhead of the Junior Leaders ?came seconff with 34 joints. t . Wh item an 3:inn !.! . - MrRuf .. 'VaruU'rhnf .. .I.rvill r) ...".. limner ' Vmtt .T.F .KF J. toy a ; ; ( J i:ejttinn;t !..... Lll Co'lm Lineup.. for the consolation j bat tle follows:--' - , : : I- 'hi .fnw Referees, Seotty Marr and Bill East. ' ' - " . f' More Ketjlr Three-; more Salvation Army i. hrhitmas ketties have been put up at the ctrner3 of High and Court. State 'and Iligh, and Court and Liberty. UN 1 PRIZE OREGON'S OWN PICTURE NOW f PLAYING JAMES OLIVER w ! with JACK HOLT IBILLIE DOVE a Qaramownt (future McDonald's ' Superior Music -i t v NEVV NORTHWEST SPORT CONFERENCE WILL SSICT SMALL '. . h ; I .i " : ; r: : . ! : -4 i-... ! FIBSl PISBT Group Includes Willamette, : Pacific, Unfit! Whit- v I man Teams ! into ie- A new conference came, ins 'in Pacific northwest j Athletic circles, composed of thei tmal'er schools, according to special wire from Seattle to The Staesman. The organization was decided upon by representatives of the smaller schools at a meeting in (.Tacoma Friday evening, but was j not re vealed until the,, meeting of he Northwest conference yesterday. The new conference was to be known as the "Oregon Tial Col legiate conference. but as Coast conference teams-, ot'Iicially w ith- drew from the Northwest confe enco yesterday, the , new conrer ence w'll be i known as the North wstj coWrerice, : ::, j School.? comprising the confer ence are Wiilamette university oi Salem; Pacific university of For est Grove; Linfield college of Mc Minnville; College of Idaho at Caldwell; Whiman college jit Wal- a Walla, Vasb.. and College of Puget Sound, at Tacoma. I'niversity of Washington. Wash ngton Smte college. Oregon uni versity. OA(v University of Id.nlso, University of .Montana and Con- aa university v.ere the Fcl:ocl.3 'o withdraw from the Northwest confeienct). At the same time. Linfield college and College of :daho were admitted. Prof. Frank Erickso.i, dean of nen it Willamette university, fac ulty representative on Willam ette's peimanent athlotic loard, vas elected president of the con ,'erenee. H. L. Hopkins of Pa fic univers-ity was elected sec .etafy. Creation of the conference was he result of considerable eriticisni of the formation of the old North- wert conference. It was held that with the larger schools in the con ference, the smaller kcJooIj had little if any chance of ' placing as thtnnpions. f. . ... It is thought that creation : o the smaller school conference, it wbiih each school will have equai chance at the btwors, will tini h'te interest considerably in th athletic endeavors of the smalle. schools. The new conference goes into t-ffect immediately. The taiket ha!l season will be the first 4n which the smaller schools will have equal chances at the hon ors. Members-of the conference are not barred from playing coast con ference teams, but such games will 1WOOB TODAY MONDAY , . OREGON MATINEES 35c EVENINGS 35c - 50c r.ot effect the standings of thel teams in either' conference. Pres-J ident Erickion announces that tho next meeting of the conference will be held in Poitlund some time ilurlng the apring. According fto the football schedule adopteil M ibe meeting. Willamette will play but two con lerence games st Saiem ,ln the i2fi season. She will nlav Lin field October 21 and College of j Intact Soand '-November 6. She j ill also play h .non-conference game with university oi tsnu.-n Columbia at Salem on Armistice day. J 1 Complete schedule for the sea son follows: Linfield at Whitman, Septem- her 26. College of Puget Sound at Man: Linfield at Pacific. Whit-Octo- her Willnmette at Cohere of Idaho, (tentative.) ! Whitman vs Pacific at Portland. l.inf'eld at Willamette. October 23. Linfield at CPS. Willamette at Pacific, October 3 0. CPS at Willamette. College of Idaho at Whitman, November C,- Pacific vs C. of I. at Boise. Uni versity of Biltish ".fiumbia, Nov ember 11. Pacific at CPS November 2. Willamette at Whitman Thanks t iving day. Examination Wclne.l.y The Marion coun'y teachers examination will be Ueid her? on Wednesday morning at : o'clock in the First Christian church building at High and Center streets. Between 50 and To teach ers are expected to attMid. AH those who have permits art re quired to take the tes. UPSET 6AS. INDIGESTION Chew r a few Pleasant Tablets, Stomach Feels Fine! So pleasant, so inexpensive, bo quick to settle an upset stomach. The moment "Pape's Diapepsln" reaches the stomach all pain and distress from indigestion or a sour, gassy stomach vanishes. Millions know its magic. All druggists recommend this harm less stomach corrective. adv. L STOMACH jit n A 1 11 .. Mr mm rrsmAx wilt twr. ' iwiiwy;! -I'm-iff ' -i 1ST - TO JUDGE WEST Miss Kaniyn -Cnnnell of1, the Cunnell and Hobb studio, who has been conducting a state wide contest for the most beautiful hajr ro,.ejVed word yesterday that Anthony Ewer. Portland artist, will come to Salem to act as one ; of the judges to select the three j first prize winners in the three j classes, bobbed hair, boyish cut, j and long hair, curled or straight, j Mr. Cote, of the Cote Film cor- i poration, who is establishing of- j fices and equipment for produc- ing motion pictures in the north- PACIFIC COAST GRID SCHEDULE FOR 1926 OREGON AGGIES Sept. . Ma'tnomah at CorvalHs. Oct. - Montana at Missoula. )c t. Iti Taliforu's at Herkpli y: ;i c t. 30 ldnho at Corvnilis ur J'ort- Nnv. iJ-1". S. C. lit Portlnil. N'ov. (i nivKou at ('iirvallix. Nov. 25 Mrqutte at Mihvaukpe. OREOON Oft. 2 Pacific at Eu4tfp. tkt. "! W.shinston t I'ovtland. J 1 1. .." stHnforJ at Kucin-. ;)r t. :;J California at. Berkeley. Nov. 13 W. S. -. at i'vUman. Xov. .0 Oregon Agrist1 at (orvallis. WASHINaTOV 0 'Jrt-iiin at Portland, lfi Idaho at Svattle. 3 W. K. '. at (Shuttle. :;n Whitman at Walla Walla. California at Seattir. l:: Stanford at Palo Alto. 2r N'eliraska at St-attN-. Or t O c t O c t r t Nov. Nov. Nov. WASH1KGTON S7ATS COLEG Oct. " CoMi'tre of Kialio. phu-n r.ot s.-t. O r t. O t. t f t. Nov. Nov. Nov. ! T". . ('. a' Ia Aii. IS Monta-ia t Pull"tan. Waxhinstim at fi-alt. I! Idaho t Muslim. l:t Dri-soii at I'lil'mmi. (.itinaza T I'ti.hiian. IDAHO !) Moii;aii:i at Missoula. 10 iVa-Uitipton at Srstt'o :i(i 1. A. ". t Cnrvallis. S W. S ". at M.,-ioh JO I . S. '. at l.os An-'cli' MONTANA . -U. . V. at Mi-mjhI.1. O -t , t. t Nov. Nov. - I'ia.i4l ill v. s r. - Montana - (il'IaH Aii-oii!a at I'ollinan. Sali- at liuttu. at S'tnkali'. Tit Missonla 1 H hitmnn Nov. ." I". at I. Anm-lo CAXi TOBKIA Ppt. -J" .Santa t lira at Kf rki-lty. trt. 3 .St Matys at linrki-lfy. Oct. lOo. A. ('. at H.-rkpley. Oct. Oregon at lU-rkU-y. Oct. I. -S. C. at llcrkflcv. Nor. iJrt- Washin-ion ;t si,t:lr. Xovl 'JO Stanford at lt.-rkelf.v. , STANFORD Ort. 2? Ori-'jnn " at V'.iiionc Oct. "O V. S. ('. at l.n. Alifli-s. Nov. 1 ;t WitOiinzion at Pa'o Al:o. Nov. 2t f'alifornia at Horiiflcv.' S0Xm."JLS CALIFORNIA Of (. 'J Santi ("iarj at m Ani"(i', Oct. ! W. S. C at I. it Alton's. Oct. - t (aliiornia at ISorkrlcv . ( t t. .:: Maniord at l.os Angclc. Nov. j;: O. A. ('. .it Portland. Nov. ISO Idaho at l.os AnSclt'x. Nov. J 1 Montana at l.o-. Anyrcle-. Di'C. 4 Notiv )an c at I ,o Aiitfe!f. "Tee for Two" Laughs for Ererj'body Pathe News x in fin west, will also act l one of the judges. Mr. Cote is coming to the northwestt o make his pic tures for the reason that he per ceives the beauty of bur marvel ous outdoor settings. He will use many ofpur talented girls in his productions. Mr. Cote is looking forward, to studying the faces as well as the head dresses of all those to-be presented in the contest.' Sidney Bell has been invited to act as the third judge. A more definite announcement will be made later by Miss Gunnell. Divorce Granted Clanna Jayes was granted a di vorce in circuit court here yester day from John J. Jayes. They "Just what I wanted!" That's what anyone will tay and min on receiving a Buxton. -Keytainer. Holds all keys flat, compact; handy. The key-hooks turn freely in any direction. Two-hook model for keys used oftenest 'larger sizes with 4, 6 or 8 hooks. Each hook carries two keys. Many leathers. Special de luxe combination gift sets. COMMERCIAL BOOK feTORE t'uuiiiK'i'cial Gloves Bath Robes -B... - Pajamas Belts Buckles" Mufflers Ties Hose j, ELLIS E. COOLEY were1 married in Lrvesley in March. 1923.' Desertion in, Octo - ber, 1921, was .alleged. No prop - erty rights were involved in the sun. ' ; "When - N She Comes In, Sell Her Those Two" It's almost a crime the way we men "gang up" on the women folks, but men are peculiar, and it isn't always easy to please them. This, however, is a man's store and we make it our business to know just about what they want. You women who are just a little in doubt are the ones who we like to wait on for there is real satisfaction in knowing that we have pleased both the giver and the recipient. We have a dandy plan for giving suits for Christmas if Dad or Son heeds a new suit come in and we'll let you in on a plan that will enable you to give a real present and you'll never miss the money. SCOTCH WOOLEN MILLS STORE W. W. EMMONS, Proprietor 126 STATE STREET , SALEM BUY HIS GIFTS FROM A MAN'S Here's a Store He Places His Faith and Confidence in. Just Because He Knows the MERCHANDISE SERVICE and PRICES ARE RIGHT. That's a Good Reason Why His Gifts Should Be Purchased Here ; LADIES Vou will find it a pleasure in choosing hia gifts here from one of th most extensivo showings of real practical gifts for men. You'y get real personal t service by courteous salesmen who are always glad. to show.you. SEE OUK WINDOWS! They will help you in choosing His GiftsL Come in Tomorrow while x . selections arc complete. ' W'c arc always glad to show you ' . THE MAN'S SHOP Tiic . Store of j siiooUns j Frank' Mafpes of this city went !tiuc' huintfi over the week end. j He went to the' Tillamook section I of tho coast. . V : -- i I'crsoual berrlt e HOLLXS iCQLLEGES Tillamook Engineers begin survey for Wilson River road, Portland to the coast. , Government harbor crew has uesd 85 tons of dynamite In Ya qaina harbor work this year. GIFTS For Him O'Coats Suits Smoking jackets Sweaters Shirts Slippers Shoes W. HrXTlXGTON ft 4 V' ' '
