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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1919)
PAGE MA. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 11)1!) : i . "Hi, 1 ; '5; -el 4 i if Vrl! . i if f ' lit ! " PI 7 f FOUR CONFERENCE TEAMS TO BE SEEN ! Rka HERE THIS SEASON E1- -us An col en. Cal., lee. 9. il'nited ivss. ) 'All we've done was try to 'cut the cost of living." was the droll j announcement of William Cotton ami The entrance of Willamette unl-, Henry Lobhels when they were ar versity into the Northwest conference j rested here charged with being mem- will brinir to Salem a better class of " .l.imm.- ...e gang ui ireignr basketball teams than has been seen i car robbers. They weie arrested by department here in recent years. Couch Mathews j f jus;ioe il?e,lts following receipt oft returned yesterday from Seattle, j evidence gained by eastern officers! where he was attending the meeting of the conference, with the best sched ule Willamette has had for several years. Never before have so many games been played with the big col leges. The schedule as printed is complete except for one or two games which will be arranged later. Heed College, Pacific university and College of Pu get Sound all want to play Willam ette, but it is questionable whether dates will be available. The season opens two Weeks after school reopens after the holidays, with two games on the home floor "with Whitman. The next two weeks will see a series of exchange games played with O. A. C. and Oregon. The two dates the following week are open. The team will take its big trip the second week in February, playing at Moscow, Idaho, Pullman, Wash ington, and two games with Whitman at Walla Walla. The final game with Stanford will be on the home floor. Candidates for the team are work ing hard every afternoon, and some excellent mtaerial is showing up. Wa pato, Jackson, Ksteb and Rarey are showing all their old time form, and a. number of new men are making a strong bid for a place on the squad. Following is the detailed schedule j of the games arranged: ; Jan. 14 Whitman at Salem j Jan. 15 Whitman at Hulem Jan. 22 O. A. C. at Salem Jan. 23 O. A. C. at Corvallis Jan. 30 17. of O. at Kugene Jan. 31 U. of O. at Salem ; Feb. 4-5 Open Feb. 11 17. of Idaho at Moscow Feb. 12 W. S. C. at Pullman Feb. 13 Whitman at Walla Walla Feb. 14 Whitman at Walla Wnllu Feb. 24 Stanford at Salem. ! sllOWhliT Thf ST:n hllil llMn ftli.tr, l,r I from headouarters in Providence, K. 1. The two in-n arrested here were said to have been in eljarge of tho alleged oprations on this coast. Federal agents say the plan of cut ting living costs was to rob freight cars of ciotning and other merchan dise and sei! it at bargain price!. . AVTO 1UWS AWAY; MAN KILL I'D Tacoma, Wn., Dec. 8. John Smith, CO, of Aberdeen, S. I)., was almost in stantly killed when an auto driven by i K. ,.-Ramser of the Tacoma steam laundry ran away on a steep hill and toppled over at noon today. Smith was thrown against the curb, break ing his neck. 'OUCH! THAT OLD RHEUMATISM!" Just Jet out that bottle of Moan Liniment and i "knock it galley-wen! WEREN'T prepared for that quick switch in temperature, i were you? Left you stiff, sore, full of rheumatic twinges? Von should have had a bottle of Sloan's Liniment handy that would have oon eased up the muscles, quieted the jumpy, painful, affected part 1 pcnetra.lt i without rubbing, bringing gratify-in? relief. ) Helpful in all attacks of lumVago, sciatica, external soreness, stiffness, strains, aches, sprains. Get a bottle j. at your druggist's. 35c, 70c., $1.40. , V to Keep Baby Smiling and Well See that the daily functions are regular and normal YOU can't expect the little one to be happy and playful when the head feel dull and the itomach bloated. The normal habit of children is to be happy and when you notice them croii and fretful you willutua'ly find conttipation is responsible. Perhaps they have missed that daily function to necessary to comfort and health. Look at die tongue and see if the breath is bad. Watch for bekhing. These are the tell-tale symptoms of con ; ttiparjon. Tonight give a little of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, which you can buy at any drug store for 50c and $1 a large bottle, and it will act in the morning and the troublesome symptoms promptly disappear. Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Prpsin is a com. bmation of simple laxative herb with pepsin. Unlike the harshei physics it acts gently and without griping to that while grownups can use it freely it can also be given to a tiny baby with perfect safety. Thousands of American families would not think of being without a bottle in the house for the emergency arises almost daily when it is needed. In spile of the fact that Dr. CalJavlfs Syrttp Pepsin is the largest selling liquid laxatxvt in the world, there betnj over 6 Million bottles sold each year, many xvho need its benefits hare not yet used it. If yen have not, send your name and address for a free trial bottle to -. ll B. Caldxerlt, 521 Washington St., Monti cello, Illinois, aaaataaaaitsiainiaiaia J New Vork. Hoc. .--(.'barley Mnr i ray of liuffalo said he was trying to 1 match flay Turner ami Harry (ireli for a bout within tho next two week" Yoiing.anwn, (., Dec. 0, Jack ferry, Pittsburgh welterweight title chaser, knocked out Milhnrn Saylor, 1 ndiaiiiiooliv. In the third round of ,t scheduled 12 round bout here Inst night. JOURNAL WANT AHS PAV Be Prepared For Influenza Cut Tills Out FOREIGNERS HAVE TO BID HIGH FOR FIGHT Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. The more Jack Kearns says, the more evident A is that Jack Deinpsey wants to do his fighting on this side of the At lantic. "Jt will take a much better '.offer from a French or Knjcllsh promoter than from an American to get the Carpentier-Denipsey match." declar ed Kearns today. "We prefer to fight at home. I'd say it would take same $50,000 more to land the bout for London or Paris than from some Am erican city." - . . Since Dominick Tortorich of. New Orleans offers $150,000 and Kearns understands he has the money In ac tual cash ready to pay over when the time comes, it would be logical to suppose that it will take $200,000 or more to get Jack to buy tickets across the pond. Kearns said he was getting tele grams by the dozens from promoters all over the country, Denver and Port land, Or., being among the latest bid ders. "Dut to begin with, a place where fighting is permitted must be select ed," Kearns added. "Aiid besides there's lots of time between now and spring to arrange this match." Kearns says, and others seem to agree, that Dempsey is keeping in fine condition. ii l! WHY NOT um a rcrrhf f :! a w II 11 li i',' I f utm r j VJ uUL.ll ? I - - i i . j; CO . . 83 1 Wonderfully Efficient Surprisingly Low in Price hcueIIe 0 not an electric Many medical men say we will probably have another epidemic this fall. Let us all hope and pray we will not. P.ut at the same time let us bo well prepared. The flu as it is called, usually starts with a t;old and lightness in the chest If you even suspect there is a chance that you may be getting Influ enza take a good doso of laxative tea, such as Dr. Carter's K .t P. Tea or Celery King and send for your physi: cian. While you are waiting for the doctor rub liegy's Mustarlne on throat and chest. Hub it on freely and never mind if it does feel good and hot, it. can not blister even tho tendercst skin. P.ut don't stop at throat and chest; get some one to rub this enemy of in- jflammntion over your entire back and especially between tho shoulder blades This is one of the most sensible i precautions you can take against pneumonia, which often quickly fol lows the flu and is Just whnt the doc tor tries hard to sidetrack. You can get Pegy's Muslarine for f 30 and 60 cents in yellow boxes all ready for use at any drug store. Kemember it is made of real yel low mustard. Use it for sore throat, coughs, chest colds, pleurisy, bronchi- j tis lumbago and all aches and pains. I Adv) I Carpentier Not To Ease Up On Training Work Ciii-iMMtilcr 'lrtr:i.i; London. I)ci. S :M(igcM Cnrpni Her, the l-'rench M:t : I i Pot going to pack away his gloves inij; his next championship fight "I am going to keep on fighting un til the tight with Hen bee, I i arranged. 1 am not going Into cvhibiilon iiffiilrs, They'll be rcul fights -villi Miy lienvj-u-elghiN thnl w ants lo in m t nie," Car penller sold before leaiii lor Purls, Kegardlng his propoNcd fight with Hempsey, the French vl, amnion mini: "1 will meet Heiul'Mi',' right nwa.v In the place that iifei i ,0 the most money. It will be llu oanlcMt fight I ever had. It will to. I lc like the nempHoy-YVIlhird iiffnlr or my fight with Peckett. It whl cover n. longer route and 1 run surti tiiir I wttl not expose myself reokles.i'y im i' allow him to get across nn easy knockout blow TRUCE HOIDS M FOR MOMENT, AN BIG LEAGUES I WILL OPEN THURSDAY lalSaat h . .. Detroit Auto Plants Hard Hit By Shortage Of Fuel Detroit, Mich., Dec. 9. (United Press.) Detroit's automobile indus tries were either shut down or dras tically cm tailed today by the coal strike, according to information given out by the manufacturer's association. Fully r0.000 men were idle today and the iobs of at least 200,000 more dependej on early settlement of the strike, it was said. f 1 ii uMJmmmv mn.ml '.i.ihwiiib OT . jjjj m 88i 8B: en i A bazaar, sponsored by the women of St. Paul's Kplseopal church, will be held Thursday in the Marlon ho tel, Commercial street entrance. The approaching holiday spirit will be represented In nil the departiiH iils of the bazaar, each booth being fitted out wltli articles suitable for gift. The women are spending a great deal of (line on the special features, such as Hie apron booth, iillllly booth and baby boudoir booth, other novelties will be present in abundance. Promi nent Salem women are taking chargi of the affair, and excellent taste b evinced in the iiualllv mid specie's of nrtlclei placed on ?ale. Tho wmc charge are .Mrs. L. H. (leer, manager; .Mrs. (b'orgo Hlnghani, Mrs. Joseph ISaumgartner, .Mrs. S. K. lOdwurds, Mrs. 1T. (f. Shipley, .Mrs. Amos Strong, .Mrs. William JAtle, Mrs. James Wai ton. .Mrs. Frank Spears anil Miss F.llsa Nolan. llecau.se of the unexpected snow storm and the conlimied Inclemency of the weather, the llawkeve baniitiet which was to have taken place this evening at Hurst hall, has been post poned until next month's meeting of the club. IJ ll.-my I,, i-,,,.,.,.,, ll'nileil Press staff ,., v... t....... 'Hi flMt full of hn.sK kmnkies, ,, ring elements of the a ' 11 'nay bring hero to .lr .' ""; tie curds "Wc 11VI, y,.niM " The first roil! mv.. ... . ' "Hve trees (lus W;u. ,U.J bn was made by !!,, ,,, 1 1 R xelf. Tho lenmi.. 1,,, , I" off Mm meeting .,, ;;" '",' and bring his five "f ,i,i i ., niiles" to New Yoili r.. ., I1"1 Ly the board of ,,l " What oil thus far ), , , " on the triiobl.l '" l"'U; Frank Navin. boss of .....H,','1',',ll,',l It Is HI.I.I. -i..m . '-'i', ll i i- nun (iiin v i, J nianiiM hIioiih nu .. ...... 'it-n uiado ii. u I I., i. ,,f i. IK'f mi Tho baseball claim w, here lo.biv f.-...,. .i -"'"enii .. . , " '''"Ht mill w I he wise men of baselmli , following the slur r mi.,-,. W' .Ml of the Null,.,, ,.i i .-beelr..,! I,. r .,'" Ilmij v i f, i n jii lit iv -I-., i, .. . - n ui Irii.l went many and vnrled. ,l, , . ..l, kl 1 . .. n "li Put Moran. the lted ,(ws, WlM '" to swing one part of a ,, , ; volvlng St. Louis. iiu k. .. .. 1 and Clnilnnall. ' ' '' The American leagu, blllne tninorrow. foreea "please" EARLY Kalamazoo, Mich., Dec. 9. Rvery i factory in Kalamazoo was ordered to close down at midnight last night on account of the coal shortaee. About I 12,500 men and women will be thrown j ut of employment. ' GRAND OPERA HOUSE FRIDAY DECEMBER 12 George Broadhurst Presenth the Big Laugh Plsy No Wires-No Plugs-No Bother SWEEP with all the ease of running an ordinary carpet sweeper but with the suction-lift of electric cleaners. The Vacuette makes A-THOROUGH-CLEANING EVERY-DAY an actual possibility because its so easy to use and so efficient ia collecting dust, dirt, thread, lint, hairs, pins, and ravellings. You just grasp the handle and go to work with out bothering with entangling, troublesome wires. The 13-inch-wide high-speed revolving bristle brush loosens every particle of dust and grit, while the high-speed suction fan pulls the sweepings up into the dust-bag safely away from accidental spilling. The light weight of the aluminum housing and simple mechanism, (6 lbs.) makes it so convenient to operate and carry that a child can use it. . . The factory representative will call in a few days ' and demonstrate these wonrjerf ul sweepers B -trtiiUii. mm JPuii il 3 With Miss Norton Paul Nicholson An awfully funny farce . Prices 50c to $2.00 Seat sale Wednesday, Oper House Pharmacy fi: c a package before the war c a package 1 during the war and c a package mm THE FLAUOR LASTS SO DOES THE PRICE! 'v
