"AflE SIX.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1920,
SALEM HI WINS FROM A-B TEAM MAINTAINS
MTHNNVILLE 35-17: LEAD IN FOURTH GAME
In a f.irt gam at MiMinnvMle, Sa
lem high si'houl won out last night in
a hotly contented engagement with the
MtMinnville quintet, the score being
35 !o 17.
One of the brst feature of the game
In addition to excellent playing quali
tien shown by both teams ;aa the no
ticeable altxenee of fouls. This is re
garded an a result of the work of Coach
Hhott. new athletic Instructor for Fa-1-ni,
who ha expressed hla belief that
the Salem team can play a clean win
ning game.
Salem ia now in line, for Willamette
valley honor at least ,aa a result of
the present season's showing, having
I. mi only one game and that to Albany.
Th regular high school team made
the Mc.Mlnnvllle trip. On Krlduy, the
hoys leave for Kuifene, where they will
play that hlKh achnol. and then will
may over for Saturday night. In order
to meet the Oregon frexhman In a
gain.
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Anderson-Brown 4
Capita! Nat. Bank 3
Mauser Bros 1
U. 8. Nat. Bank 0
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SALEM CLUB GROWS;
STAFF STRENGTHENED
' In nmftf nir arrnngviiiriitsj for the
presence of Walter Kracke on the line
up of the Halem Senators, Diddle Bish
op feels lhat Salem is safe on the back
Hlop end of" team makeup. Kracke,
by reason of Rood work with the mitt
ami mask, supplemented by superior
club swlnlng has achieved a good repu
tation wilh his home team, the Marys
vllle club, and also with Boldler organ
isations with whom he played durlnir
liis 28 months' of service. While
Kracke was a member of the Marys
vllle cluh In the old California state
!"UKue, the organization grubbed off a
number of pennunts und received
noast-wlilv recognition, most of the
coast leagues acquiring good timber
from Ibis learn.
Pitcher Cole, well known to Salem
fans, htm recently accepted a berth
wlh the Senators, strengthening a star
pitching staff. Bislmp'i team forma
tion lit tho present time gives abso
lute promise of a fast semi-professional
club.
Pitchers Schroeder and Cox, left
handed twirlen, matched, with Craig
und Cole, righthanders.
Catchers Hayes and Kracke.
Infield Proctor, Miller, (lamer,
Holmes ami Illslmp.
Oul field Humphries,, O'Mallcy,
Knickerbocker and Hiibr Admits.
With a score of 13 to 8, the Anderson-Brown
team defeated Hauser
Brothers In the fourth game of the
season's series on the T. M. C. A.
, floor last night. This confirms the
leadership of the A.-B. team In the
present Commercial League series.
In the first game of the evening,
the Capital National quintet becomes
runner-up In the series, making their
third win lust night by defeating the
United States National team by a
, score of 24-13.
The lceanest game of the evening
was played between the bank teams,
the score being. fairly even until the
second half, when Hulsey, captain of
the Capital National team, lead out
with superior individual work, dem
onstrating that he is in as good con-
! dition for play as when he was mak
ing records for Salem High school.
While the contest between the
teams representing the sporting goods
stores was aggressive, fouls register
ed against both sides were about equal
In number and fast playfng was main
tained throughout. The A.-B. team
lead from the start, but the Hauser
Brothers played a more consistent
game in the second half.
The mlllmen'a union of Klamath
Falls has reiterated its demands for nn
Increase of wages to meet living costs.
The state conciliation board will be
asked to Investigate.
Sure
Relief
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BE LL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
Doctors Tell Why
You Should Quit Tobacco
Dr. Kress says cigarette smoke nets
; owwrfully iAi lung tissue ami liiduc'a
. pulmonary tuberculosis, while It cuus
et' permanent degeneration of the
cells of the nervous system, Including
those of thn brain, and thus weakens
the mental faculties.
Dr. Kceloy says tobacco enfeebles
digestion and lays tlia foundation for
neatly every nervous disorder now
cimimon to the American people. It
produces color blindness, ellpepsy,
bronchitis, rheumatism and asthma,
oyspepsla and catarrh, tobacco heart
and cancer of the stomach.
. Dr. Holly, surgeon of St. Thomas hos
pltal and export in diseases of the
brain and nervous system, says: "I
Know of no single vice which does so
much harm us smoking. It Is a snarrt
mid a delusion. It soothes the excited
nervous system at the time to render
tt mora Irritable ana feeble unNmato
I.v. 1 know of no other cuuse or agent
that so much tends to bring on func
tional diseases and through this In the
end to lead to organic disease of the
brain."
Mr. Smoker, can you afford to In
dulge this habit? Let Nlcotol help
you to throw off the fetters of tobac
co. Nlcotol kills the craving and sets
you free. It makes the tobacco habit
quit you and keeps you feeling fine
and fit all the time. Get Nlcotol tab
lets of any druggist.
Note When asked about Nlcotoi
tablets, one of our lending druggists
said: "It Is truly a wonderful reme
dy for the tobacco hnhlt; away ahead
of anything we have ever sold before.
We are authorised by the manufac
turer to refund tho money to every
dissatisfied customer, and we would
not permit the use of our name un
load the remedy possessed unusual
merit." Nlcotol tablets are sold In this
city under an Iron clad money back
guarantee by all up to date druggists,
Including 1). J. Fry. (Adv)
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Buy more of it.
Eternal vigilance in every (Apartment from the
selection of wheat o nthrough til the stages of bak
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CANADIAN PLAYERS
HAY MEET SENATORS
Manager Nick Williams of the
Moosejaw league has been in commun
ication with Biddie Bishop of the Sa
lem Senators regarding a series of
gxmes that may be played in Salem at
the opening of the season. Another
Cinadien organisation, the Reffrna
j club .of which Bills' Speis Is manager.
! may be seen In action in Salem. The
Regina club is training near Portland
' and Manager Spias has shown a will
ingness to bring his Canadians here
e.nd show (?) Salem how to play base
I ball. As the Regina club is of high
(standing In the provinces, a good base
I ball exhibition is assured,
j In addition to these gat". Manager
! Bishop still has hopes of being able to
I intercept the Beavers when they re
; turn from the spring training grounds
in California. Biddie and the players
wKh him are anxious to get into trim
for these games, especially with the
Beavers. Biddie says that he would
even be willing to part with his bright
est coolred necktie, if his aggregation
could mess up the reputation of Mc
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THAT HUNDREDS OF MEN WERE ONLY WRITING THE
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M a price they could afford to pay was shown today when the ten days sale
opened at the
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Keep a lookout for our daily
ads that will appear in this
space from day to day. They
will keep you well advised of
the special features for each
day!
AS WAS ANNOUNCED BY FULL PAGE ADS. IN SALEM'S TWO
LIVE DAILY PAPERS. THIS SALE WOULD AFFORD AN OPPOR
TUNITY TO BUY HIGH GRADE CLOTHING OF THE BISHOP
STANDARD AND QUALITY
AT LESS THAN FACTORY PRICES .
THAT THE PUBLIC WAS NOT SLOW IN RECOGNIZING REAL
BARGAINS WAS EVIDENT
Were you here? If not yoa
should come tomorrow for as
we predicted, many of the
lines will soon be depleted
and there'll be no more at
these prices.
Here are a few of the prices that won favor:
Lot No. 1
Men's Suits
Suits in this lot sold at $17.50. $20.00, $22.50
and $25.00. If your size is here you're lucky.
Just to make things lively for opening day, for
they will not be here long at this price, $14.85
while they last '
$14.85
Lot No. 2
Is a Snap
Men's $32.50, $35.00 and $37.50 Suits, all
sizes in this lot to 44. Worsted, Tweeds, Cassi
meres and Serges, Staple and Young Men's
styles. Come early and get your pick. $26.25,
you must see them
$26.25
Lot No. 3
Looks Good
Mens $37.50, $40.00, $42.50 Suits, Staple
styles or waist seam, belted or plain for young
men. all sizes and wanted colors. It is hard to
believe, yet here they are and plenty of them to
choose from, at only $29.95 during this sale
$29.95
Lot No. 4
Is a Wonder
Men's $45.00. $50.00 and up to $60.00 Suits.
Staple or Young Men's styles in Plain and Fancy
Worsteds, Cheviots, Tweeds. Cassimeres, all
sizes. Late models Sale price $37.50. Think
ofitonly
$37.50
FOR TEN DAYS
CLOSING
SATURDAY, FEB. 14TH
Men's $2.50 Fleeced Cotton Union Suits Lot No. 5 -
$1.65 oi O C
: - elue berge buits
Men's $5.00 Gray Natural Wool Always of fa Bishop Quality, Standard
UTn,f,UltS weights, -all sizes, regular, slims and stoats.
, $395
. ' Regular prices from $30.00 to $70.00
Men's $3.50 and $4.00 Jersey Sweaters, LgSS 1 0S f OF 1 0 DclVS
All colors
$2.00 Lot No. 6
Men's $5.00 and $6.00 Rubberized YoiltJlS SllltS
Ra$3 85 '0t' BUra')er,most'y sma" s'zes'
-Z . '. Pant Suits. Would cost at wholesale today $10
Men's overcoats. All greatly reduced, at lo They'll not last long at $7.85. Cose
$20.09 to $65.00 on Boys
$7 85
?195- Lot No. 7 ' s
Men's $9, $10 and $11 Dress Shoes BOVS -KntCliCrS
$5.95 V
: : Odd lot Boys' Knicker Suits, ages 14 to 17 only.
Boys' $3, and $3.50 school shoes Regular prices were up to $13.50. These are
$2.45 marked Extra Special for this occasion. $4.95
can you believe it
Boys' $1.25 blue bib overalls & A
75c $4.95
Children's $1.50 play suit, plain or stripes
Lot No. 8 'L-
95c Boys' Knickers
Boys' $1.50 and $2.00 cloth hats, assorted cker Waists, Seam or MA
-gc some with two pairs of pants. New models, as-
sorted materials. Note the Prices:
...... . lu. $12.00 and $12i0 Suits
Men s khaki one-Plece work sbrts fm fm ...... jjj,
$3.95 . $16.50 and $18.00 Suits - -$12j5
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ISHOP
SALEM'S LEADING
CLOTHING STORE