THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919.
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HAGE SIX.
With the cry "Pulverize Pacific!"
froTii the Bearcat section and the op
posing cry "Wallop Willamette!" from
the Pacific bleachers, W. U.' and P. U.
will clash on Sweetland field Saturday
afternoon at 2.15 p. m. in one of the
hottest games of non-conference ball
this season.
. Both teams have played three gamen
without suffering a non-conference de
feat, and will come together In to
morrow's fray for the small school
laurels,
Hoth Defeat Cliemuwa.
In the early part of the season Pa
cific walloped Chemawa 27 to 0, while
the Bearcats tramped on the Indians
16 to 0 last Saturday. The P. U. lads
also put up a good game against the
O, A. C. huskies, scoring 7 points to
the agriculturalists' 45. Two weeks
ago, the Forest Grove eleven held Mult
noniah 21 to 0. Apparently they arc
not afraid of big meat and will be at
home In "John Wesley's" company.
Outside of the Chemawa game the
Willamette fighters have had one oth
er game, the alumni game at the open
ing of the season.
The Chemawa game is the only con
test which would permit of a compara
tive estimate of the teams this sea
son. The pcores of both contests are
Practically '.dentical, but It is under
stood that the Indians were consider
ably stronger when they gruelled in
Salem last week than when they per
formed for the Grove spectators. How
ever, neither Coach Mathews and his
team, nor the students of the local
varsity, are banking much on compar
ative scores in this fray. Dope has It
that ft Is only a question as to which
term pulverize or wallop contains
the winning psychology nnd deter
mines which way the bacon will fall on
November 8.
liocals Win Twice.
In 3 915, the first year Coach Ma
tMews was at Willamette, the Bearcats
invaded Forest Grove, and trimmed
Pacific 14 to 7 In a never-to-be-forgotten
game. It was anyone's game from
the start to the finish. Pacific was
forced to carry a third of its men off
the field before the fray was won, and
Willamette was using its fifth quarter
back when the.enti rtainment was call
ed off. "Towrhle" Irvine started the
. Name as pilot and "Tubhy" Hendricks,
fullback, finished it, Just stalling P.
V. off fo time. The only thing that
mved W. V. that day, whs the versntil-ii-
of Mathews' men lit stepping Into
thi pllo; box.
In j 9 1 Pacific came to Sweeltand
field, where she was dusted 27 to 6.
The game was not by any means as
easy asl:e score would Indicate. I'a
clfic: w-as dangerous throughout and
fought" to .the lr, st second.
Pacific lias Weight,
VlH'tlo comes over with a heavy runs
'id a henvy bar-U'if Id. Their line stood
tf. well Against O. A. C. They were
able to dissipate a lot of agricultural
I'ntlrrlng in the 4.T (o-0" bout, and sev
eral limes their weighty baokfield
drove through the Corvallls boys' line
fur biff gains. While It is not known
. whafr-type of play Couch Day's men
will pull off against Mathews' cohorts,
Die llenrcats have their guns loaded
for line plunging. Little is known of
the sped of their backfleld. except that
Fullback Sam Stanley, who was with
Pacific three and four years ago, is a
nhlfty, as well as a fast man. Another
j.lece of Information about the
strength of P. U, concerns the punting
tf same Sam Stanley. It is punting was
one of the features of the O. A. C.
bout, Stanley outpunting his opponent
by a big margin at every point of the
pa me.
Willamette Average Tjow.
The average weight of Pacific has
not been published, but It Is bellevod
that they will outwelght the Bearcats
The Willamette- line will average
pretty low Saturday, unless Tuokii'H
Toble and Miles and Guard Brown :U"
nble to enter. Miles Is certain not to
get In, and there Is much doubt as to
Tulue and Brown. Toble and Brown
will be held out entirely unless a criti
cal situation develops, said Coach Ma
thews yesterday. The backfleld wll!
be of average weight and fast. Quar
terback Irvine will go in only In case
of an emergency, (laimans, weight 12S,
replacing him, Halfs Dlmlck and Zel
lor will average 101, while Fullback
Urn Rarey tips 148.
Lineups:
Willamette Vinson (148, Wapato
( 1 r.) Jackson (1RS Socolofsky (1C3.
ends; Thomas (164), llumsey (14ft),
tackles; Day (145), Lawson (169),
guards;. Basler (163), center; Ganzans
t!2S), quarterback; Dimick (160).
Zeller (102), halfbacks; Rarey (148),
fullback.
Pacific Keed, Hoar, ends; Devlin,
Schneider, tackles; ftomig, Oarilgus,
guards: Sheeley, center; Goodman,
quarterback; Graham, AVolfe, half
backs: Stanley, fullback.
BBSCoMl
Hold ItiiH.V Tonight.
Willamette . will start its attack on
Pacific by a big rally tonight. The
first part of the rally, consisting of
speeches, yells, and songs, will be held
on the athletic field. In case of rain,
the ceremony will be held In the grand
stanJ; If the weather is fair it will be
held on the field. The freshmen have
ammassed a heap of material from
Lausanne hall and downtown stores
for the big bonfire, which will furnish
the light for the occasion.
After the campus rally, the-boys will
serpentine down town, following the
seven machines, which will carry the
players and the Bearcat squad. Ev
erybody will gather at State and Lib
erty streets at 8:30 for a climax rally.
At this point, Miss Odell Savage, who
was elected at the Greater Willamette
club meeting yesterday to represent
the "Spirit of WHlamette" in the rally
events, will present the prizes to the
winners (of the recent yell contest.
This-contest produced thirty yells for
the school.
The freshman class will form the
guard for the campus for tonight. Pa-
jciflo Is suspected 'of wanting to touch
off the bonfire. It is also understood
that she has some artists noted for
campus decoration. The W. U. frosh
will be on the alert all night tonight.
CHANCE TO WIN 50-50
(Capital Ji urnal Special Service.)
Eugene, Or., Nov. 7. -"We're not in
very good Bhape physically, but with
the exception of Leslie, who will be un
able to play at tackle, the same line-up
which downed Washington last Satur
day will start against Washington State
Saturday," Coach "Shy" Huntington
stated shortly before the Oregon team
left here for Portland at 7:25 this
morning. A large delegation of Ore
gon supporters were at the train ii,
give the squad a rousing sendoff.
In speaking of the coining clash,
Bill Hayward, Oregon's veteran train
er, said last night: "It's going to be
jone of the hardest fights ever seen in
'the west and the team with the most
stamina is going to win. I'm a little
afraid for my men as they're not in the
jbest of shape. From what I am able
j to gather, Washington State, whlcn
had a comparatively easy game with
I Idaho lust Saturday, is in better condi
tion that we are."
I "I believe we have a 50-50 chance
to win,'; Coach. Huntington explained
yesterday. "At any rate It's going to
! be one , of the hardest battles ever
lought in the west."
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 6. Nothing
came out of the baseball meeting held
by the Seattle Coast league club stock
holders here last night. The session
consisted of purely club business and
the question of selecting a manager
and electing officers for 1920 were put
ever two weeks when another session
will be called.
DItt'S CLAIM KEXTUCKY
Louisville, Ky., Nov. 7. Drys of
Kentucky -today claimed victory In
Tuesday's election by a majority of
five thousand votes.
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BRING YOUR
TANLAC
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We want 4,000
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TYLER'S DRUG STORE
157 S. COMMERCIAL ST,
SPECIAL
Good S passenger car will trade
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U. S. GARAGE
Phono 1753 654 Ferry St
DRAPERIES
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1916 Chalmers, first class mechan
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Oscar B. Gingrich Motor
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371 Court street. Phone 63S
Capital
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LADIES' COATS
Sample line, just received, newest styles, good qual
ity. Look them over, prices reasonable.
SILK UMBRELLAS
Beautiful colors, fine handles, Ivory tipped.
RED BLANKETS.
Pretty plaids, full 66x80, nice and fluffy, pair....$6.25
Extra sizes 74x84, nice patterns, good values at $7.25
MINERVA YARN
Best made. Gteat variety of beautiful colors. Silk
mixed, also 4-fold zephyr knitting worsted and
Shetland floss.
BLACK CAT HOSIERY
Gives satisfaction. We have them for girls or boys.
Also a good variety in ladies' hose, silk
lisle and fiber silk.
R. & G. CORSETS
Popular numbers, school girls' corsets and
sport girdles
Dr. Denton's sleeping garments for children
Athena Knit Underwear for ladies and misses
Store full of Standard Merchandise
240-246 North Commercial Street
White Corner Building .. . ,,
Salem's Greatest Women's Appare Store
Sf Q-K Extraordinary. Our Entire Stock of Winter 1
Ult tjaie Suits now offered at . . . . . 3 WJ
Elegant Original ModelsExclusive Styles
Tricotine, Velvet, Broadcloth, Duvetyn, Silvertone, Gaberdine, Serges, Wool Velour and Mixtures, Tailored
and Novelty Models."
Suits from $37.50 to $95Now $25 to $47.50
Women who did not think it possible to obtain" a suit a this time, under such favorable terms, will come early
Saturday to take advantage of this remarkable offer.- It is a suit sale without precedent at this season of
the year. You'll find here a large assortment of Style s and Sizes, including Stout Women's Suits and Sizes
for Little Women.
$32.50 Suits, Sale Price... $21.00
$37.50 Suits, Sale Price...,....$25.00
$42.50 Suits, Sale Price .$28.50
$47.50 Suits, Sale Price $31.75
$52.50 Suits Sale Price.. $35.00
$57.00 Suits, Sale Price '..$38.25
$62.50 Suits, Sale Price, $42.50
$67.50 Suits, Sale Price. $45.00
$72.50 Suits, Sale Price $48.50 '
Remember, Your Choice of Any Suit in the House at ONE-THIRD OFF
A November Safle Of Cotton Petticoats
We are known far and wide for bur vast assortment
of Petticoats, and in our buying we always plan for
wonderful sales of cotton petticoats that will serve as
a reminder that we are The Petticoat Store of Salem.
Sarinfl PftHirnats $1 .48
Great big lot of black and colored Petticoats, some
ruffled, tucked and flounced. d1 AO
SPECIAL tpi.HO
Fancy Satine Petticoats $1.95
Splendid lot of Fancy Satine Petticoats, made to sell
at $2.50 and $3.00, some with deep knife pleated
flounce, tailored style and ruffles. fc1 OK
SPECIAL yl.VD
And another lot of beautiful satine and heather-
bloom Petticoats, in a variety of new and
pretty colors. SPECIAL
Taffeta Petticoats $5.75
In Lovely Changeable Hues-- All the pretty change
able colors you could want are among these it seems.
Also they are in plain navy blue and black. The deep
flounces are finished with accordion-pleated frills
and wee tucks.
a$2.75
Buy Furs Now
We are showing a great
variety of Red Fox,
Wolf, White Fox, Black
Fox, Taupe," Fox, Grey .
Squirrel and Oppossum
Fur Scarfs, Capes and
other Neckpieces at
Money Saving Prices.
New Georgette Waists
$4.75
An exceptionally beauti-- i
ful lot of Georgette j
waists made to .sell as a j
much higher price. Some
are daintily embroider
ed and finished with silk
binding, have them in
all sizes.
New Plush Coats And Coatees.
Just received an express shipment of Plush Coats,
similar values to those offered at Salem's greatest
Women's Apparel Store during month of October.
Your special attention directed to our showing of
fur trimmed coats and coatees, ranging in price from
$37.50 to $89.00
Misses' and Women's Utility Coats $16.50
Smart new Belted Coats with large convertible col
lars in round or square effects; new plaited styles
and military models in latest designs. Cheviots, vel
ours, meltons, burellas and mixtures. All sizes and
leading colors.
GAS IN THE STOMACH
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Mother's Baking Days Are Over
The Family Now Eats
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I Trouble. Caused By Fer
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'of the presence of excessive hydrochlor
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(called "acid indigestion."
Acid stomachs ure dangerous because
too much acid irritates the delicate lin
king of the stomach, often leading tor
gastritis accompanied by serious stuni
'ach ulcers. Food erments mid sours,
creating the distressing 'gas wnien at
tends the stomach and hampers the
! normal functions of the vital internal
organs, often affecting the heart.
it is the worst of folly to neglect
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i with, ordinary digestive aiit which
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'druggist a few ounces of Bisurated
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purposes. It is used, by thousands of
people who enjoy their meals with no
more fear of indigestion. (Adv.)
Glenn Vnruh. justice of the peace,
returned yesterday from a business
trip to Portland.
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QOAP riFTAl 1 pkg. Seafoam washing powder,
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Rolled Oats, pkg ; 18c
White Seal Coffee, lb 48c
Camel Cigaretes, 2 for ..05c
Sunrise Milk, per can 16c
Diamond Salmon, per can 24c
Walnuts, per lb : ......30c
Quaker Corn Flakes, 2-for 25c
Hershey Cocoa, per can 24c
Sardines in Mustard, per can 20c
Egg Noodles, pkg 10c
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Pop corn, per lb-...! 15c
Rex Amonia, per bottle .: 10c
Mother's Wheat Hearts, pkg ........25c
Sunbrite Cleanser, per can 7c
Snider's Tomatoe Soup, ean......14c
Welch's Grapelade Jar 35c
Curtis' Ripe Olives, can .25c
Swift's Pride Washing Powder .."..22c
Soda Crackers, 2 lbs 35c
Graham Crackers, pound 20c
FOLLOW THE CROWD AND YOU WILL GO TO
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383 Court Street
Phone 409