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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1920)
f AGE SIX. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SATURDAY, FEBRUARY BEARCATS TO MEET HAA.C.IN PORTLAND FOR A GAME TONIGHT The Willamette Bearcat will line ui againm the Multnomah Amateur Athletic club In Portland this evening, in what Is likely to be one of the fast est game Portland fans will see this year. Coach Mathews" string of loopers came back from their northern trip much demorallied. but a rest of al most two weeks has put them In first clans shape again. Jackson, Rarey and tiillette have been srlven liht work since the trip, and Wapalo has been at home in tt'enatchee up to Wednes day, when he returned to work with new pop. The team has shown noticeable lm-j provement In paining and Instead 01 shooting whenever they had thfJ ball in their end of the court, they are now working it up to easy shooting distance. The game tonight is Just what the ! men need to put them in shape for the two hard contests coming with Stan ford and University of Idaho. Stan ford will appear here Tuesday night, while Idaho lines up against the Bear cats at 4 p. m. Thursday. Idaho won from the Methodists on the Moscow floor, but the Hearcats are counting on evening up the score in the armor. Stanford cleaned up on the Univer sity of Oregon last week, so a fast con tesl Is assured. Very likely Tuesday night will see the biggest crowd whicn has turned out for any of the sum in the armory this year. CANOE CLUB HAY BE 1ZE0 HERE At a special meeting of the mem- ALBANY BEATS SALEH 16-14 INFAST GAME ... Grand stand plays and a lack of bers of the Salem Canoe Club called;'"' underlying causes of Salem meeting by the President, August Neugebauer defeat at tM handg of Albany in a last Wednesday evening it was de-lgame played at the Willamette I'ni cided to reorganlre and start a mem-jversity gym, Friday night. This is bership campaign. This club prior to' Albany second win from Salem dur . ... , ing the Willamette valley basketball the war was one of the most popular, "j club for those that enjoy canoeing After a ba(l gtart the home team and water sports. Due to the fact; attempted to rally, but despite ex that most of its members were in the! cellent work by two members of the service the club has not been active! team the entire game showed a lack for the past year and a half. Inter-! of co-ordination among the S. H. S. est is being aroused and an effortj players. will be made to place the Salem clubj The game was" practically "no well up on the list of clubs in Salem. man's" until the last moment Boise Those present at the meeting were and Gill of Salem each secured four AuRU.it Neugebouer, C. A. ibbert.j points. For Albany, Moores and Oliver J. Myers. Harrie E. Hoxie and'willard checked three baskets and a William Johnson. Anyone desiring to foul.. The game, while inconsistent, become a member of the organization' was fast and maintained vivid inter- may secure particulars from any of est until the finish the above parties Dempsey Deriss Rumor of Break With Kearns Cliloiigo, Feb. 21. Jack Deinpsey, the world's heavyweight champion, In u message to friends here today de nied reports that he Intended to break with his manager, Jack Kearns. "Kearns will be manager as long an I remain in the boxing game," t lie champion's message read. "I give him credit for my success as a pugilist and In-coining world's champion." E Supporters of the Salem school and the team itself are thought to have built too much upon Salem's record of defeating all teams played by Albany In the series. Despite the two Albany defeats. Salem high school Is the holder of the Valley championship for this season, having won seven games out of the nine played. Coach Scott ex pects that the team will put up a mighty good fight for the interstate championship in June. Mexico City, Feb. 21. Persisten reports that diplomatic relations be tween Mexico and Great Britain were about to he resumed were partially confirmed yesterday when It was learned from semi-official sources that Robert Leech, British minister to Cuba Is to be sent to this city. Gen eral Candldo Agullar, it Is. said, will go to Kugland as soon as formalities are completed. I . e..na,nl Airulliii. wnu frrnntari lin. limited " leave of absence from the" ln fh hoP of influencing pend army yesterday for the nniiouncedllng purpose of engaging in politics. He is a supporter of Ylnacio Bonlllas, for mer Mexican ambassador at Wash- ! Universal Suffrage Demonstration Held Tokio, Wednesday, Feb. 11. The universal suffrage demonstration which had long been planned for to- lugton. raw Chinese Shipyard to Launch Yankee Ship Shanghai, Feb. 15. The celestinn, the first American government ship ever built ln a Chinese shipyard, will be launched here in March from the ways of the Klnngnan Dock and .En gineering works, according to pres ent plans of the builders. This boat will be followed at Intervals of six weeks by three others that are be- legislatlon, proved something of disappointment. It had been an nounced that 100.000 persons would .engage in It but those actually partic ipating were less than one quarter o( this number. The city was strongly guarded and the utmost good na ture prevailed. Paraders visited the diet building. i the suffrage headquarters and the .palace. After cheering for the emper or, the crowd dispersed. Irst invasion or t!ie niirtn-i " ' " , week where it will play shipping board. All of the four lty of Oregon nnd the Ore-' vessels are cargo enrriers of 10,000 Stanford University, Cal., Feb. 21. . .MtutifMi'd'M liiiukutl.nll ntlilltet will .,ake Its first invasion of U.e north-! uullt Hhanghai for the United west next tlm UniverHltv of Oreiro gun Agricultural College teams. A two'"'! weight tons each game series Is scheduled with each! team. Coach Kvans team will meet Oregon on Monday and Tuesday and O. A. C. on Thursday nnd Friday, The British government has Intro duced bill to fulfill their election pledges to remove sex disqualification of women for various judicial ap pointments. Under the bill women may serve as Jurors, be created Jus tices of the peace, and they are elig ible to all branches of the civil ser vice except the Indian Civil Service. DUTCH HAY PROTECT EX-KAISER AT The Hague, Saturday. Feb. 21. Before answering the last allied note relative to the extradition of former Emperor William, the Dutch govern ment is expected to assure itself that the erstwhile monarch is willing to settle down for life at Doom and not disturb the world's peace. While, m answering the original demand for ex tradition, the Dutch government aw ing without consulting Count Hohen tollein in any way, a different course may be pursued in the present in stance. Holland will undoubtedly reply she is willing to guard William of Hohen- xollern closely at Doom and accept re sponsibility for preventing any danger to the world peace, but it will probably be necessary to consult the exile before replying. No difficulty is anticipated in this connection as Count Hohen zollern is reported to he ready lo u cept Doom as a haven for the rest or his life. Incorporations. The Harrisburg Lumber and Man ufacturing company of Harrisburg. Linn county, capitalized at $75,000 filed articles of incorporation with the corporation department here to day. The Incorporators are Otto C. Luccke, George J. Wilhelm and Robt K. Burton. Articles were also filed today by the Sparks Amusement company, of Condon, capitalized at $15,000 with J. B. Sparks, Llllie Cross and Dan Thorvenel named as the incorporat ors. Permission to operate ln Oregon was granted by the department today to the Sumpter Valley Smelter com pany Washington corporation, cap italized at $500,000. J. A. Gyllenberg of Baker Is named as attorney In fact for Oregon. The French with the American breakfast which was demanded by the American soldiers and others from this country who were called toJ France during the war. The French breakfast consists of a roll and coffee. while the Americans demanded eggs and bacon as well. School Report Shows Good Wcrk in All Districts The office of County Superintendent of Schools W. M. Smith has completed a compilation of school activities in Marion county districts for the month of January, 1920. The report gives all schools credit for unusually good at tendance during the mid-winter month The work of the school suprevisors and of the county superintendent in school inspection is also shwn. One factor which tended to interfere with school work during the first month of the year was the' prevelance of con tagious diseases. The report follows: Number of pupils enrolled 8,973 Total days attendance ,.133,95 Total days absence 8,753 Per cent of attendance 93.8 Number of pupils neither ab sent nor late 3,843 Number of visit by parents 377 Number of visits by superin tendent and supervisors 70 a Eugene Expecting To Get Terminal Now At Junction Eugene Or., Feb. 21. It has been reported here in connection with the return of the railroads to private own ership that the through freight divis ion which has been located at Junc tion City for many years soon will be changed to Eugene. All through freight trains would then be made up In Eugene instead of Junction City, which is 14 miles north of Eugene. The train men's run .would extend from Portland to Eugene and from Eugene to Roseburg. Before the government took over the railroads the company changed the local freight division from Junction City to Eugene and it was semi-offi-cially announced rjt that, Aime that the through freight division wouift afco be moved to this city but soon after ward the war came on and plans were dropped for the time being. Eugene is the terminus of the Coos Bay branch, the West Side branch, the Wendling branch and the Oak Ridge branch, and trains from all of these make this city their headquarters. Resale Value Is Strong Criterion of Elgin's Worth What is more indicative of the true value of a motor car than its volume of net sales is the price which is paid for it at the used car marts, accord ing to Le S. Gilbert, western Oregon distributor for the Elgin Six. "A most Important item which we watch very closely," says Mr. Gilbert, especially towards the end of the heav iest motoring season, is the Elgin s comparatively high money value on the used car market. Our estimation of resale value is baBed upon a com- 21,1523,1 parisan of a car s df n,-: . a given length of tin T" makes both within and ,'k' Price class. " . : U is specially latere!,, also, that the r!u,8tota. iiuui . . nought dire,, . HS owners by their friendVwhoT familiar with its pertohl,, me time it was new needle aid spool of wttlTtCti. By mall. 75 ,ti VSn ??' !"' The Brow. mJ'I'WX Mreet, Portland. "Ifci Berkeley, Cul., Feb. 21. The Unt verslty of Oregon bHHketball team de feated the University of California five 29 to 27 In (he first of jv two Kiunn Pacific Conference series here last night. The second game will be played tomorrow night. California lead at the end of the first half by a more of 14 to 10. Dur no, Oregon forward and the smallest player on either learn, was the star of the game, scoring 17 of the 19 points Oregon chalked up in the second half. Museum of War Inventions The French Government has de cided to establish n museum of war Inventions which were brought to the, business, front during the great war nnd which were Instrumental In winning the decision for the Allies. It Is said that this Institution will be of great value to tho students In the various military nnd naval Institutions. Have You Ilcai'tl? ef this wonderful tonic which mnkes profits for poultry raisers? 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