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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1920)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13, 1920 PAGE EIGHT. BEARCATS RETURN , AFTER TRIP NORTH BiiTbaO and Volleyball Teams are Announced Following are the names of the vol ley and biffhall teams for the follow ing month. The new series will begin Friday evening in the Y. M. C. A. gym: Knickerbocker (Capt.), Alderin. Beechler, Baker, Davison, Dyer, En tress, Klvin. Dr. George, Ford, Farrar, Hart, Hoffnell, Dr. Franklin, Harold JAPS ERECT W1REIXS3 The members of the 'Willamette basketball team returned to Salem Thursday after their northern trip in which they won three rimes and lost ClH)k' prof Lee Hansen'. MathK tnree. in. gr Mc rrls, . McCalU er. McKee, Owens, not conference games, as Uanhmgton Urzm Simeral. Kafoury. Shield. Quisenberry. Terrlll, Todd, Jenks, Gil bert Lieut.) Vernon Elwell (Capt.). Abrams, Brown, Bayne. Butler. Chase, Comp- l ton. Fred Cook. Abberly, Findley. Gale, L. C. Elwell. George Paulus (Lieut), Bob Paulus, Perkins. Putnam, Need- Tokio, Thursday, Feb. 5. The Japa nese government is erecting A power ful wireless station In the prefecture of Fukushima for the purpose of re lieving congested communications be i tween this country and the United States. State college was unable to put its varsity team in action on account Of the strenuous trip through Oregon and California they had Just finished. The Bearcats'defeated a substitute team at Pullman !7 to 22 Tuesday night, after loBing to Idaho 42-21 at Moscow the night before. Both games with Whit man were won by the Walla WalH school. The Bearcats defeated Riti- ville American Lotion team and Spo kane university. The team will rest this coming week end, the next game will be with Pa cific university next Tuesday. It has always been Pacific's ambition to de feat the local college, and las they nave put a strong team In the field this year .the game will undoubtedly be full of Interest. Seattle. Wash.. Feb. 13. Scores of Alaskans, eager to file on northern government reserves believed to con- tlan oil. ar- anxiously awaiting word that President Wilson has signed the conl. oil. gas and mineral leasing bill i which will open the reserves to url- Oakland, Cal.. Feb. IS Sammy vate enterprise, according to word re Bohne. shortstop of the Oakland t.am f celved here today from the territory, in the Pacific Coast baseball league, (The bill has passed both houses of has been sold to Seattle, officials of .congress, and. special Washington dis tne club announced here today. Bonne .patches say, probably will be signed BPSCBNl htm. Allen Kafoury. Joe McCalllster, Rlgdon. Hull. Price Smlthers. Securer, Dr. Utter. Hutchason, Dan Fry Jr. White, Vibbert Toung, Lachman, W. O. Allen. FEBRUARY Dr. Carters K. & B. 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Billy Wright, Seattle, clalmnnt of the Pa cific coast welterweight championship, will meet Joe Azevedo, San Francisco, In a four round bout here tonight. MEXICANS PURSUE - BANDITS Mexico City, Feb. 13. Mexican troop nre nctlveiy pursuing bandits who recently captured Joseph Askew, an American, ut (lomei Palaclo and carried him Into the mountains, ac cording) aeml-offlcloj information. Red Rock precinct at Keating liumtH of three Sets of twins. JOURNAL WANT ADH PAY N Cooking A Nutritious Diet for All Arcs Quick Lunch at Home or Offics Avoid Imitation! and Substitute Washington Professors Protest Salary Raise Seattle, Wash., Feb. 13 Disappoint ment over the size of salary increases granted faculty members of the Uni versity of Washington was expressed In a siatement Issued here today bv the Association of. Instructors of the University. The Increases, granted by the board of regents range from two to 23 per cent The faculty association asked for Increases of at least 50 per cent. 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