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Dempsey-Carpentier
Battle May Be Staged
In England Is Report
New fttrk, N-v. :!0.--ln the event that no suitable :
!, can H found In tills country to hold the forthcom
ing hcftvvwelirhi boxln ctainpfonaMP bout between I
Hcmps.-v. World'B champion, and OMWP Larpentior. ;
Kuiopeun 'ill- holder, the cmttoW .nay be staS'd In W j
land it was reported Wei today.
WoUber Tex Klckard, one of the trio of promoter.
, Jack Kcarns. Dempsey's inamiKci', would admit that
,,Uia.ions had been rtaited to hold the
hut Ream wild Detapaey formerly expressed aritlpat
i em muM in Dnited furtee had been virtually j
"V' 'Th"''i.roPOSition to shift the fight abroad was said to
lmvi. ,een promoted by coldness exhibited by members
i the Vow York state boxinb commission toward holding
it in thin state. It was admitted thatCharles B. Cochran.
Koclish pibmoer, I tentatively nduimui., .01 u
able she near UnWOB,
lieiopri Now In Training.
Mew York Nov. 30. Jack Dempsey. worlds heavy-'
WoiifM boxing champion, is acting as sparring partner to
lack Snarkcv, local bantanv. eight, in preparation for the
lull At boat here next Thursday with Joe I.yneh.
Iicmpi-ey has also commenced daily workouts for his
haul will. BUI Brcnrmtt here December 14. ,
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Four Year-Old Boy, Linguist,
Mathematician, Plays Piano
I..,s Angel, s, Cal Nov. J6 Kara Kachlin, a four-.Hi-one
-half-year-old boy of this city, is attracting much
attention among California educators because of his re
markable mental attainments.
K.ra is devoting himself particularly to mathematics,
but in his lighter moments he play a great piano lit the
urawtng room of the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Merman llachlin.
He speaks Yiddish, Russian and Knglish with reinail -able
fluency. Sometimes he peruses .noetic and rational
istic treatises. As a sample of his library favorites can
be mentioned The Sunken Bell" of Ilauptmnnn, PftJry
Tales of Eastern Europe" and "The Wonderful Adven
ture of Nils." . . ,
According to his mother H.ra has never been pushed
in his menial development in any way.
"His life is very simple and quite like Other children,
said Mrs. llachlin. "I expect to have him trained by a
social tutor and not send him to school until he Is
practically ready for college work.
"He learned to read phonetically and we began train
ing him so early only because he demanded information
along all lines."
Beta has Just one aversion, so far as is known. And
that is little girls.
Canadian Wheat, Sacked, Would
Reach Two Times Around Earth
Ira
of
Onawa, Ont Nov. 2B. If Canada's entire wneai crop
x'l tax 000 bushels were sacked and the sacks were
e,.1 t.. end. it would form a line that would reach
twice around the earth at the equator. There would
be enough sacks to make eighteen continuous rows
stretching from Montreal to Vancouver in a highway of
wheat sufficiently wide for an automobile to travel upon.
This computation is based upon figures given out by
the Canadian department of agriculture which show that
I 00. 00(1,0011 bushels of the crop will be required at home
1.1 feed He Canadian people, and for seed purposes. This
will leave .111 exportable surplus of 189,000,000 bushels,
which Is enough to furnish over 25, 000, 000 people with
bread for one year.
.Vfore than two bushels of oats will be ihreshed for
every bushel of wheat, according to the same govern
ment authority. The oats crop is estimated at 5511,000,000
which is the largest in the history of Canada and about
llu.000,000 misKels more than the previous record crop
1915.
The production of bailee throughout Canada Is 64.
.,,000 bushels.
NOTICI LKtTl'KKlt HKUK
Mrs. Margaret .1. Hlair Who lectures Oil IIoiikUcohoiiiics wcm-.-....,
Afternoon a Miner.
"Disraeli" To Be Portdayed
By Thompson
Here
IMward Able r Thompson. M, A., a member of the
I acuity or the Huston School of Kxprosslon, will present
Die dramatic -reading, Disraeli" at the high school audi
torium Tuesday evening, November 30.
Mi Thompson, although totally blind is known as
em- of the ablest readers and Interpreter of Knglish
drama His jndruynl of the famous Knglish character
is taken from Parker's play of the same name.
In the play. Disraeli is shown as the hero of the Sue,
canal, trampling Upon racial prejudice and making the
!-1 a lest sacrifice In the effort 10 aid Great Britain againsi
laoslom trule.
Miss alvihlecn Jordon, organizer of the Children's
.-age Brush orchestra of Burns and a violinist of ability
will appeal with Mr. Thompson with several popular hum
here for the violin. The evening's program will start
promptly al 8 p. m. a nominal admission win be charged,
high school students being given
rate.
-dm
d admission
Moot Trial by Law Students
of Willamette Held
The libel case of Robinson Caruso versus Ihe Wfl
lamette Colleglon was tried in a mout court held by the
law Students of willn incite I'nlverslty at the county conn
house last nbrhf.
The ease of 1 be plaintiff was baly presented, by Clyde
till lis and Harney Page, while Harry Bassett and Henry
Millie stoutly defended the Willamette Collegian.
James Crawford, who acted as judge, commended
Barney Page for his direct examination of the witnesses:
I '.asset 1 for his sincerity and imgressivencss; and the it
i y f" ihe plaintiff for the weii organised presenta-
r their case.
''"li- inry. compos. . I of law students, rendered a vet -
In favor of ihe plainliff.
psketball Opens at Wil
lamette; Prospects Bright
WiUam.-ito basketball prospects for the coming so;i
(n are bright. Coach Mathews called the first basket
ball piaetirc ol the season last evening and over, twenty
men turned out, including some very promising new mu-
i.rlnl.
All ihe obi letter men of last year's team an- back
Ith the exception of Wapnto, who will be unable to turn
mil for a week or so on account of a bad "Charley horse"
i infracted during the football season, and Itusspll Rnroy.
ho Is temporarily out of the game with a -dislocated
.boulder received during the Willameiie-Wbilmsii foot
bull uanie on Thanksgiving day.
Among ihe to w men Logan, Sehafer and Knotage arc
;.ted lo show up well. Sehnfor especially is being
watched with interest as he was an all Oregon high
c -hool forward last year.
Vinton Certifies Gordon As
Lower House Member
ilovornor V'lntou today signed the certificates of elec
taoi giving to Herbert Cordon of Portland a seat in lh
lower House Ol the Oregon legislature as a duly electe,!
Member of the Multnomah county delegation. A protest
against ibis action hail been filed by Paul Dormitzer.
Portland attornev. who declared that Cordon had been
disqualified for the office through the fac! that he was
candidate for two offices at the same I lecion. Reply
ing to the protest Governor oleott Informed Dormftaer
thai his protest would have to be taken direoly to the
tecWature.
By Huth Ignore Fisher
CHK.MKKKTA chapter of the
Daughters of the American1
Revolution mei last Saturday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs. C. C. ,
Clark for Ihe regular November1
meeting. Mrs. Clark was assisted
by her daughter, Miss Ola Clark i
and by Miss Edith Benedict, State
secretary. The program for the
day was the observance . of the '
tricentenary anniversary ot the
Landing of the Pilgrims, and the
fifth anniversary of the organisa
tion of the local chapter. After
the business meeting it social hour
was enjoyed and a feature of the
refreshments was a birthday cake
with five candles on it. Chrysan
themums were used in decorating
the rooms for the aflernoon.
Saturday there will be a sliite
j board meeting in Portland of the
laughters American Revolution and
four will -go down from Salem.
Mrs. Seymour Jones, regent for the
i,v.keia ehamer: Mrs. Homer
Oouley, state chairman of the badge
committee lor the coining state
conference to be held in March;
Mrs. C. C. CVtrk, state chairman
of the program committee, and
Miss Edith Benedict, state secre
tary of the organization, who are
all members of the board will, at
tend Ai- this meeting which will
i be held in the city library pnvi.e
: will be discussed for the state con
! he The members of the
board will be entertained by the
Multnomah eritpter in Portland
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution at a luncheon at the
University club, Saturday noon.
Mrs. M. B. Huntington, hej
.laughter, Miss Helen Huntington,
and her sons. Charles Huntington
of Kugenc, and Walter Huntington
of Portland, left last night for
their homes after unending the
wedding of their son and brother.
Mollis Huntington, to Miss Mar
jory Kay.
i ic u-.h...-im. Wlllson left last
night for Eugene after spending
several days in Salem coming
down to be bridesmaid at the Kay
Huntlngton wedding yesterday
Miss Wlllson and Mrs. Huntington
are t-iimma Phi Beta sorority sis
ters. Mrs. Hamilton Weir left last
night for Eugene after spending
a several days visit in Salem as the
house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Hall. Mrs. Weir came down
for Thanksgiving and for the Kay-
80 Thousand Cigars Smoked at
Brussels Conference, Is Claim
rwtin v.,v . The B"i'se r- me went up In
moke In the opinion of ihe Deutac'ie T igist lluasj whk'h
-,... i..t... , li'iffieii from the Copenhagen National
Tidende stating that n bill has been handed to the league
of Nations secretary for 3.000 pounds for 80.60 im
PSKefl Havana Cigars smoked by the conference. As the
league of nations has no treasury department function
ing, the bill was referred to the supreme council. "This
cigar bin la the one positive effect of (he Brussels con
ference." comments the Tagesaettung.
JOURNAL WANT 'ADS PAY
Huntington wedding.
I Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Stcusloff,
; Miss Doroth.ii Stcusloff and Claude
! stcusloff have returned from Port
j land where they passed a few days
Slid attended ChU Chin Chow.
f
Kach autumn Mr. and Mrs. Her
ald Volk dispense hospitality to a
company of their friends, when
they entertain with a cider piirty.
and last Saturday night they gath
ered at thir hdme their friends
i for the 11120 older patty. Tlic ear
i Her hours were spent with five
hundred and Mr. and Mrs. K. Ho-
fer carried off the awards for the
highest scores. The rooms were
I brightened w ith fern ami rose Hps
ami after the ends a cider lunch
. eon was served. Those who shar
ed this cordlalltv wire: Mr and
Mrs. S. S. East. Mr. and Mrs. Oor
jdon W. Ukftar, Mr. and Mrs. If. S.
Hi teal Mr. and Mrs. K. Hofer.
iMr. and Mrs. K. E. Sluifei. Mr.
Jnev Mm. W. VV. Moore. Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Buchner. Or. r;nd
Mrs. Dl X. Beechler. Mrs. H. It.
'Allen of Wichita. Kan. and Mrs.
Nettle Kreisenlmum.
tine of ihe enjiiyable family
Thankasiving dinners was ihe an
nual one at the William H. Steus
utf home when the fl. W. Cham
bers, the K. W. Steusloffs. and the
John Luekers gathered to iss the
day together.
I Mrs. Thomns c. piophlrji I. ft
this morning for Albany to visit
friends for a several days slay.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur X. Derby. I
their daughters, Katharine and
Marian, anil Mrs. Kred. Collins of
Port'und all motored back to that
city Sunday night after passing
Thanksgiving week end with their
parents, Mr. und Mrs. F. N. Der
by, on South High aireet.
Miss Hilda Tltlinghast, Miss
Marie Briggs and Miss Margarei
Goodin left Sunday night for Eu
gene to resume their studies at Ihe
University of Oregon after pass
ing the Tti.nksglving holidays
with their parents here.
Mrs. William J. Buslck will en
tertain the members of the Amicus
club at her home Thur sday jjte, -
noon for the regular meeting.
Miss Ruth Barnes has r-Hrred
to the University if Washington
after passing the Th'inksstlvtijt va
cation with her parents, Mr, in.l
Mrs. R. T. Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. li. C. Mil s it r
tained at dinner Monday night
honoring Miss Minnie Armstrong
who Is visiting here en inute .o
her home in Pennsylvania from
.laniiii where she has )een for
several months. Others who n Mr.
and Mrs. Miles invited w- r- . Mrs.
B. E. Carrier and Mr. and Mrs.
H. Smitten.
The Misses Lyra and Eva Miles
left Sunday night for Newberg af
ter passing the Thanksgiving va
cation with their parents. Mr and
Mrs. B. C. Miles.
Miss Florence Cory nd Mrs.
Huddleson have returned lo their
homes in Portland after passing
the Thanksgiving holidays jrltlV
Miss Cory's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Cory.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shore
(Gertrude Cory) of Portland left
Sunday for their home after be
ing the Thanksgiving v i ck end
euests of Mrs. Shore's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. V. G. Cory.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy P, uk hurst of
Portland have returned to thnt
cltv after passing the week end e
Salem with Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Clark at 14:1 North Twenty-fourth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. 8ich and
daughter of Sioux City. Iowa, who
huve been the house guests for
several days of Mr. an 1 Mrs. S. M
Endicoti, left Monday for Califor
nia where they will pass the win
ter.
Mrs. Kugenc Kckerlin Jr.. wasi
hostess Saturday night at dinner
yellow chi ys.uithemunis were
fashioned in an art basket lo form
the centerpiece for the tublc Cov
ers wi re laid for eight.
Mr. and Mrs F. A. liedtsel and
daughter, Bather, have returned
home after a three months visit
with relatives in Catnay. North
Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. William Prunk Sr.
m , n joying a visit from their
'Vugfcter, Mrs. H. H. Saxton of
Newport. Mrs. Prunk has lieen
ixvnflnad to her home since the
' first of last March when sh. suf
I fcred an attack of influenza.
Mrs. ft. M. Rauch of Tacoma has
has arrived in Salem from Port
land after A visit In that city with
her son and daughter In Isw. Mr.
itind Mrs. Clovd Rauch. and is vls
j iCon'Inucd on lage Right !
County Court
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3)owning, Hazel K., do
Talkington, Cora M., do ....
Uigdon, Leila E., do
Downing, R. E., do
Reid. Cora E., do
Waters, Margaret M., do
Nlles, Ida L., do
Basey. A. J., do
Cory, C. W., do
Nathman, Mary E., do
lbert. Clara L., do
Needhani. Alice, do
I'rescott, Rugene T., do
Clark, Aubrey H., do
Need ham, F. R.. do
j Clark, Edna May, do
3.00 Prescott, Emily L.. do
3.00 I Hudelson. A. B.. do
3.00 j Rhoten, Elsie C, do
Graham, Emma I., do
Matthews. Rdith, do
Stanton, Nettle, do
Roberts, C. A., do
Kichards. Luvilla M.. do
Hudelson, A. B., do
W. ifel, Julia M., do
Sherwood, Edwin, do
rieicher, Lewis H., do
Dunlap, J. F., .do
Fisher. Alice S.. clerk of
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Millie, Henry, do
Overson, Julia, do
Macy, .1., do
Burrows, Ida E., do ...
Babcock, Rose W do
Vlbbert, Gladys L., do
Davis. Mary R., do ....
Johnson. Paul V., do .
Buyne, John, do
Daue, Elmer A., do .
Purvlne, Glenn, do' ....
Simon. Lawrence N.,
Dinger, W. F., do
Llnfoot. W. J., do
Schellberg, Dora 11.,
Bohnstedt, Elizubeth
Hoffnell, Ruby N., do
Ingrey. Helen, do
Peniberton, H. E., clerk
of election
, Shaw, Geo. E., ditto
j Mclntyre, Daisy M, djO
Arpke, C. A., do
Schellberg, H., do
j Matteit, E. K., do
I Edwards, Geo., do
j Magee, Jl. Mi, do
I Hager, A. A., do ..
Aufranc, E. A.,' do
Miles, B. J., do
Mohney, W. D., do.,
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Keene. Mrs. Ida M do
McAdams, Mrs. Laura B do
St. Helen, Irene do
Pe.pue. Aithea. do
-Moo res, MaryTL. do .
Stsiger. Clara, do
Dancy, Mnllie C, do
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Crosby,
Crosby,
Crosby,
Asutin,
Josie, clerk of
T., ditto
Charles A., do .
Frank, do
do
Baldwin, Nellie G.
Mclntlre. Ethel I.,
Culver, S. Z., do ..
Baldwin, A. J., do
McGIIchrist, Wm.,
Chapman, A. M.,
Grant, Laura, do
Baldwin. ERthcr, do
Mullen, Mary M., do ...
Gooding, Blanche, do ...
McDonald, Mary J., do .
McDonald, Tessie, do ...
Brentano, John K., Theo,
ditto
Cook, J. L., do
3.00 Buyserie, 1. F.,
3.00 i Brentano, Chas.
Coleman, F. R.,
McNamee, R. S.
Hunt, J. B., do
Gertrude, do ..
C. .1., do
Margaret, do ....
Edgar, do'
A. B., do
E. W., do
Glatt, Adolph, do
McCormick, J. T., bo
Parker, Ernest E., do ..
Parkhurst, Jesse B., do
Myers, Mqude M., do
White, Anna A.,' do
Bro'ugher, Llda E.. do .
Hnrtmnn
election
Hogg, W.
Lockridgc,
Schiedler,
White, Richard A
Smith, Ivan J., do
Keene, H. A., do
Peterson, Ernest W., do ....
Putnam, G. I., do x.
Howd, Wm. H., do
Chamberlain, Dun T., do . ...
Claxton, Geo., do
Simpson, Nellie B., do
Todd, B., do
Jorgenson. Fred H., do
Wintermantel, Edna, do
Palmer, George, do '.
Phelps, H. A do
Glover, W. F., . do
Volz, Clara B.. do
Todd, H. C, do ..
Neal. E. Q do
Hobart, A. H., do
Hartley, H. A., do
Miller. I. W., do
Behrends, B. H do
Warnock, Fred C, do
Overland, Edwin, do
Torvand, Situ B., do
Ha inre, Edwin, do
Hadley, Lawson, do
Loe, Alfred O.. do
Thompson, O. H., do
Bowers, Frank S., do
Dahl, Arthur, do
Krug, Fred J., Jr.. do
Riches, Frank, do
Scott, W. W.. do
Preston, Minnie M., do
Scott, Mrs. W.,. Jr., do
Eastman, Mrs. Lucy, do .
Booth, Mrs. E. A., do !
Drake, J. D., do
Benson, Mrs. Rudd, do
Egan. Wm., clerk of elec
tion .
Storts, Maybel, ditto ..... ..
Rgan, Mrs. Wm., do
11.00 Terry, Bert F., do
3.00 Riches, T. W., do
Cusiter, Geo., do
Allen, L. Clary, do
Bentson, Josie, do
AVikson, Minnie, do
Blackerby, Sophia M., do
Palmer, Marion do
Allen Reber do
Stalkei, Josie, do
Eastman, Myrtle, do
Lambert, L. S., do
Ferry, Andrew, do
6.00 ! Taylor. Nora Crabtree,
3.00'Fuson. Mary, do
Brown, Lucy E., do
Murphy, Grant, do
Kearns, Jos., do
Darby, Claude, do
Bennett, H. E.. do
Thonia, .7. H.. do
Smith. Henry, do
Rock, Fred, , do
Parry. Francis, do
Schaefer. Margaret, do
Sloper, Emma, do
Hewett. W. J.. do
Ware. T. J., do
Blakely, W. F do
Pieser, Frank Paul, do
Luthy, C. A., do
Mcl-anghlin, J. S.. do
Cobb, O. W.. do
Hammer. I. R-, do
Lathrop, Amanda C. E.,
Walker. Lydia L.. do
Denny. E. C, do
Zimmerman. F. A., do
Ditter, John A., do
Downing, Nettie M., do
Herniens, W. J., do
Darst. C P., clerk of elec
tion
Baft r. a., ditto
Ash by, W. V., do
Ditter. E. A., do
Hunt. C. J., do ?
Gimrdin. John, do -
Ilnnsaker. G. W.. do
Wltxel. R. O.. do
Delseli, F. C do
Earl. H. U. do
Blaco. A. W, do -
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' -uei, l-raiicia, j0
Parker, Kred. ,
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of election
Beck, AlojrsIUe, do
"eiil, G. T do
''"an H a,;
i e fails, Josrph, do
una, C. P,
Place ....
carina Lodge No,
O. O. V. do .
ilisallowed, p.,u
i itiimp, v. H., do. 9
Jette, Arthur, do ...
disallowed, .M i
Harold, Alex, do .
Query, C. D., do .
disallowed, $33.01
liosklns & De8ait j
$1.00 disallowed,
School Dint. No. 115 j
of polling place ...
Field, Hetta, ditto .
.uaHony, Hiuel, clerk' 1
school district No, t
City of Gervain, rent Ml
ing jiluce
Mills, John, do
Horner, A. B., do .
Central Howell Schwl i
No. 40, do
N. Howell,, GranegHayj
lis Stevana, Sec, 4o j
Hovenden. Edna, do 1
disallowed, $3.00 slln
Jefferson Masonic W
rent of polling platf, j
disallowed, 110. altn
-Mumfurd, H. H., rent'f
jiolling place,
disallowed, 13.00 alkni
Jones, Eva, rent of
place, $2.50 disaliowel
$5.00 allowed. ...
Smith, C. M do. .
Gibbens, G: W, 12.50 i
allowed, $2,50 allowel'l
Champ, H. H., tent ot
hg iilace
Hammond Lumber Co.,
Miller & Sons, F ilnlfl
disallowed, $3.00 silts
City of Mt. Angel, rem!
polling pla. i0M
alowed, $5.00 alloitfld
p.errhtol. Jacob,' rent. -
pulling place, ..
Davidson, I. '-. 1,0 1
Rogers, E. L., do..
Cauthorn. H. X. 4 I
disallawed, $2.50 i
Cole, tius, Wit Clerk,
of polling place,.$l.MI
allowed, $5.00 allowed j
Chapman. Rev.. renr1
polling place
Bungalow Christian enl
ditto
Cameron, Chas. H., do I
disallowed, $6.00 allot
T.hwl Uev. A. E real
polling Place, H-M j
allowed, $5.00 allot"
Jason Lee church, reM
polling place, -Finalist
church, do
Baser. A. J., io. iM
flowed. $5.00 allow"
Sherwood, Edwin, rent
..iu nlaoe, J1-"
olIowed, $5.00 aM
... : .k r.en. J.. ami
enueiuo.,
polling Plce i""
Hunt Bros., do
Hotel Marion, oo -
Klliott, N. V.. Kh
caii. Mrs. Ctar.
....,.. Heights Ast.
ao disallowed. $3-f
lowed. .
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Jewell, i. "
: ..l.irp
ills; j"
'rents' disallowed, -Hl
lowed.
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,mved, $5.00 aiwwf
Aakney.
li range
$1.H '
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alloweo, t-
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f pOllins e- ,
ed. $'"
urns, re"1
111"
lluw
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lowed. ""'T.
! Wilks. C. W
ma pla"
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do
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place.
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