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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 4, 1919.
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PREDICTING W1IER
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By Henry 1.. Farroll
(United Press staff correspondent)
New York, Vec. 4. If there were'nt
so muny "ifs" to consider, doping the
winner of the Curpentier-P.eckett
fight tonight in London would be
simple process.
London, after seeing both battlers
has made Beckett a five to four fav
orite. Ho appears to be the logical
winner.
In a twenty round battle the old
axiom of brains being better than
brawn does not always so.
Carpeniter, a boxer of the scientific
type, has shown no indication of pos
sessing the punch to put away the rue
Bed, heavy, bruising, gypsy fighter,
Joe Beckett.
Beckett packs the well known wal
lop and if CJeorges is able to dance
away from him through half the
fight until the Welchman gets tired,
he has a chance to win on points.
On the other hand, Beckett's rush
ing, slugging tactics may force the
Frenchman to lay aside some of his
science and mix it. The Englishman
then has a chance to slip one over 1
that may win him $25,000 and the
right to fight Jack Dempsey for the
GET SLOAN'S FOR
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WHY endure pain when you knev
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wasn't highly beneficial in relieving
rheumatic ache, ftiff joints, ore
muscles, lumbago, neuralgia, strains,
bruises, exposure to weather results.
Penetrant without rubbing, leaving
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35c, 70c., 1.40.
world's championship.
Eugene Corri, veteran referee, Ed
die HcGoorty, Fred Fulton and Jim
my Wilde, say that Carpentler should
win. Beckett's most Impressing show
ing has been made since he left tho
British air service.
Los Angeles, . Cal., lec. 4. Bill
Tate, Jack Iempsey's sparring part-:
nor is expected here before the end
of the week and Dempsey is going to
rsuiiK' regular training, Jack Kearns,
his manager, s;(ld today.
Los Angeles, Cal., Pec. . Young
George, Los Angeles sledgehammer
swatter, knocked out Frankie Haynie,
San Francisco puglistlc scientist, In
the fourth round at Vernon last night.
New York, Dec. 4. Benny Leon
ard's fight with Mel Coogan, the
Brooklyn lightweight, has been post
poned again until Wednesday night,
December 10. It is to go eight rounds
in Jersey City. The champion had
the bout put back on account of ir.-ness.
Milwaukee, Wis., Dec. 4. Jack
Sharkey will have no trouble in mak
ing the weight of 116 pounds for his
bout with Jimmy Wilde here Saturday
r.lght, it was shown today. Sharkey,
following a work out, balanced tho
scales at just under 117 pounds. Ho
has a $1000 forfeit posted that he will
make the weight. Wilde is expected
to go about 107.
Los Angeles, Cal., Dec. 4. Jack
Dempsey, world's champion, waa prob
ably the -most deeply Interested man
in Los Angeles today, in the outcome
of the Beckett-Carpentier fight.
"Sure, I'm interested," Dempsey
said, and added that he was anxious
to fight the winner, preferably In thin
country.
IIUXASD'S DAY
New York. Dec. 4. Yester
day was a field day for the
Callahan. .
Tim was reelected captain
of the 1920 Yule eleven.
Mike was elected captain of
the Princeton team. -
Tom, kid brother of the two,
was elected captain of the
Lawrence (Mass.) high school
team eleven.
The Robertson brothers will
also captain teams next sea
son. Jim Itobertson has been
elected captain of the Dart
mouth team and his brother
Henry, was named to lead
Syracuse.
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Welch $ims For Another
Season Coaching Pullman I
Pullman, Wash., 'Dee. 4. With an
understood $.100 iiio.reu.so in salary,
Couch tlustuvius Welch has "s gned
on" for another year with the V. S.
C. team. Uis salary is now said to ho
13000 a year. '
Welch Is optimistic over prospects
for next vonr. Ho looks for some val-
j uable new blood from the freshman
I VILLA ltl'.ltmTr'.U t ,V;HT
JTOBTCflrf
South Bend. Ind.', Doc. 4. When it
was learned that the Oregon Aggies
would cancel their Christmas day
game with Notre Dame, scheduled for
Portland, Coach Roekne announced
negotiations would bo opened for an
other western game, probably at Pas
sadena on Christmas day.
team which Coach Zimmerman turn
ed out this season.
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Fiisadetia. Cal., Doc. 4. With Har
vard definitely named as the eastern
team for the New Years day east-west
football championship game here, the
committee in charge promised to
name the western team today.
The western selection lies between
Oregon and Washington with Oregon
apparently the favorite.
What's rheumatism? Pain only!
Stop drugging! Not one case In fif
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(Adv)
Washington, Hoc. 4.-An unverified,
report, of the capture of Francisco VII
la by the .Mexican federal troops near
Parral reached the state department
today.
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Harvard Not Seeking To
!... Win Inter-Section Title
New York, Dec. '4. Fred Fulton,
Minnesota heavyweight, and Willie
Meehan, 'Frisco fat boy, are to fight
eight rounds in Newark, N. J., Janu
ary 17. Tom O'Rourke, Fulton's man
ager, made the announcement after
a conference with Dave Mackey, New
ark promoter.
P.lenn A Brooks, 15 ear-old son of
(i. A. H oi ks of Swiss Home, in Lai.c
counts', c'4 ms to be the i campion bear
hunter of lis age, having killed three
so far this j"i i in
' Boston, Mass., Dec. 4. The Harvard
football eleven will leave Cambridge
for Pasadena, Cal., December 20, for
a game against a racific coast team
on New Year day, according to plans
made known today.
Thirty-two players, in addition to
Coach Fisher and trainers, will make
up the party.
I Fisher declared that while Harvard
will go to the Pacific const us an un
defeated eleven, he desired to make ;i
clear, the crimson was not seeking nn
inter-sectional title.
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Make your Christmas gift, one of elegance, conse
quence and value.
Come in and see our selection of diamonds and
diamond jewelry. It is the finer articles which are
being selected early. Have us lay back your choice
for later delivery.
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Jewelers & Opticians
Salem, Oregon.
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Our Entire Stock of Young Ladies' and Women's Stylish Apparel Now Offered at One-Third to One-Half Below Regular Value. Owing to the Late arrival of many lots of Merchanlise and because of our
jmnf;n f w,ni r -Pnv mn'ro now ormrls DDw id transit, wp have resolved to take radical nrice reducing measures for immediate unloading of all surplus stock. Forced to nut on a de
of such magnitude at this earlv date and at a time when you need such garments, instead of wa'ting for the usual January Clearance Sales, we are offering you the advantage of a more complete
Lol imrl at thP most. Remarkable Reductions the people of Salem and vicinity have ever known. ALL THOUGHT OF PROFIT HAS BEEN ABANDONED AND PRICES CUT TO THE QUiCK!
Goats
$14.75
Regular Values to $25.00.
$21.00
Regular Values to $35.00.
$33.00
Regular Values $47.50 to $fi2.50.
$37.50
Regular Values $65.00 to $75.00.
Suits
$23.75
Regular Values' to $47.50.
$29.50
Regular Values to $59.00.
$37.50
Regular Values to $75.00.
$42.50
Regular Values to $85.00.
Dresses
$18.75
Regular Values to $35.00.
$24.75
Regular Values to $40.00
$29.50 -
Regular Values Up to $55.00.
$35.00
Regular Values L'p to $ti7.T
Skirts
$4.98
ulnr Vain
$6.75
ill' Values
$9.75
Regular Values to $ I 5.00.
$12.50
Regular Values l'p to $21.00.
For Regular Values $7.50.
For Regular Values to $10.50
Plush Coats
$21.00
Regular Vulties to $:!.'.. 00.
$29.50
Iteglllill' Values $10.00 (ii $15,110.
$37.50
Regular Values l'p to $110.00.
$45.00
Regular 'Values l'p to $75.0(1.
Rain Coats .
Special purchase of plain and
tancj' Rubberized Coats, regular
values $20.00 Sale Price
$12.75
Waists 98c :
Solendld assortment of fino
Voile and Organidle AValsts new
and pretty designs
L 98c
Blouses
New and beautiful
crepe de chine and
Georgette Blouses, at
one-fourth to one
third below regular
values. Make youi
Christmas gift selec
tions now, i id save
money.
Gigantic Sale of Christmas Gift Furs
Red Fox Muffs
Selections from a' vast assort
ment of Styles and offer a reve
lation in
Value Giving
Many and varied are the kinds
End colors in
Beautiful Scarfs
Montliu ago we made prepara
tions for our Holiday Fur 'pur
chases, talcing unusual care In
selecting and In making sure'
hat the workmanship, styles
nd color were correct.
Red Fox Scarfs
Including Alaska Fox Animal $:!5.00 Values Now $22.5'l
Scarfs, Russian Fox Animal $37.50 Values Now $33.00
Scarfs, Alaska Fox Animal $40.00 Values Now $211.00
Scarfs, Wolf and Natural. Rac- $45.00 Values Now ;......$3S.50
coon Animal- Scarfs Capes, $50.00 Values Now .,.....$37.50
Huffs and Match Seta. $55.00 Values Now ..l.$42.50
$25.00 Values Now $18.7
$30.00 Values Now $22.."0j
$35.00 Values Now .'....$27.50
$40.00 Values Now $20.50
$45.00 Values Now $7.5(i
$17.5(1 Values Now $1.5C
Black Wo'f Scarfs
Also Taupe, Brown, White and
Grey Wolf Scarfs and Muffs al
ONB-FOURTH to ON1S-TII1 R
below regular prices.
$40.00 Values Now $27.50
$45.00 Values Now $32.50
K)O.(M) Values Now ..' $35.00
$55.(10 Values Now $37.50
$ti0.0!) Values Now $I2.5()J
$05.00 Values Now .'....$ I7.5(l'
Other Fur Scarfs
Including Raccoon, lilnek
I.ynx, Hudson Seal, (liey Squir
rel ami Jap Mink and oilier pop
ular Furs In prevailing colors.
Reg. Values $19.50 Now.. ..$14. 75
Reg. Values $25.00 Now....$l.7rtl
Reg. Values $',12.50 Now. ...$25.00
Reg. Values $40.00 Now... $20.50
Heg. Values $45.00 Now.. ..$37.50
Reg. Values $52.50 Now.. ..$42.50
Millinerv
Trimmed Hats Almost
Given Away
The balance of ov
stock of trimmed hats
plush, beaver and vel
vet models large,
small, and medium
sizes. Away below
manufacturers' cost.
Hats worth to $5.50.
$2.48-.--Regular values
to $12.50, sale ....$5.65
. fit U I
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Petticoats
$1.75 to $2.00 black and color
ed Satin I'ettlcoats, all sizes;
some with necordlan plaited ruf
fles Sale Price
$1.39
(The Old White Comer)
Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store
Sweaters
All $7.00 iinjL $8.B0 Sllpon and
other Sweaters; various colors
and sizes Sale Price
$5.95
Blouses $3.75
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Special group f " 0
pretty Georgette ,;..(
m.l flesh color, '
: Sale Price-
$3.58
Dresses $3.75
.1 1
r women " ' kllll, C
twn.nloce Ainoskag
..u.n values to