Page Two
The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon
FOOTBALL
BATTLE TO
BE CLASSIC
Reversal of Early Sea
son Dope Indicates
Oregon Aggie Game
To Be Hard Battle ;
By Spike.
Oregon's annual football classic.
the yearly clash of the University
of Oregon and Oregon Agricultural
college teams will this year be tru
ly the premier exhibition of the
eason unless all indications go
for naught. Dope, which early in
the season pointed to an easy and
decisive victory for the Aggies,
has completely reversed Itself dur
ing the past two weeks and today
the game at Eugene next Satur
day gives promise of being the
hardest fought and closest of the
year.
Earl? Outlook Black.
A month ago, just after Oregon
suffered its 39 to 0 trouncing at
the hands of California and the
Aggie had trimmed Washington to
the tune of 24 to 0, It looked very
much as If Jack Denefield, gradu
ate manager at the Eugene Insti
tution, would have to offer free
transportation to old grads and
other followers of the lemon yil
low to secure the attendance of a
corporal's guard at the "slaught
er" of Coach "Shy" Huntington's
innocents. Now anyone with a
finger on the pulse of fandom will
predict an attendance of from 12.-
000 to 15,000 spectators on Hay
ward field Saturday afternoon
without a blush.
No one has yet volunteered a
plausable explanation of this rad
ical reversal of the dope- sheet
Since October 22, nor Is It likely
that anyone will. It Just happen
ed. When the Eugene lads barely
nosed out a win over Willamette
and three weeks later swallowed
the worst drubbing that an Ore
gon team ever got at Berkeley
while O. A. C. whitewashed both
the Bearcats and Washington by
decisive scores, fans of the lemon
yellow allegiance groaned In an
ticipation of the Oregon-O. A. C.
battle, and Aggie backers flashed
fat bank rolls howling for wagers
that Rutherford's huskies would
win by a margin of It or 14
points. The greater part of their
money went begging for takers.
Dope All Reversed. -Saturday,
November 5, " rolled
around and found the Aggies fac
ing ma mora at Falo Alto In a
game that the dopesters proclaim
ed as "pickings' for Rutherford's
crew, and Oregon lined up against
the powerful Washington State
eleven in what promised to be
mild practice game for the Cou
gars. Came evening of that same
Saturday and the newspaper bul
letin boards bore returns which
made the most .credulous gasp,
The boards read like this:
Stanford 7. O. A. C. 0.
Oregon 7, W. S. C. 7.
Huntington's "weak sisters"
had hit their stride; meeting the
Cougars in their own back yard,
the Eugene lads matched at par
everything the Welchmeu had to
offer and then threw in a little
extra for good measure. Tbey
outcharged, outpassed, outklcked
and outplayed the Washington
Staters generally. They had vic
tory In their grasp, only to.be
robbed of it by a penalty. And
all this whllo the Aggies were
playing the weak end of a medio
cre game at l'alo Alto.
Oregon backers went out that
evening to seek the 13 and 14
point O. A. C. money they bad
been passing up and they sought
and sought and sought. And they
re still seeking, for on Armistice
day the Cougars smeared gloom
over the annual homecoming as
semblage at Corvallls when they
took the Aggies Into camp 7 to 3.
The score wann't particularly de
cisive, but the summary told the
tory like this:
Yardage from scrimmage
Washington State 209 yards; O.
A C. 85 yards.
Ecttuiar Now Even.
All of this, however, don't nee
essarny mean mat uregon la go
ing to take the measure ot the
Agglee next Saturday. The fore
going Is just dope to indicate that
the classic is going to be a classic.
and dope means about as much in
tfea outcome of a game between
ISe Eugene and Corvallls schools
as lady fingers do to square
meal.
In Salem some of the more en
thusiastic Aggie fans lust week
placed wugers giving Oregon mon
ey the benefit of a tie. Hut not so
tinea Friday. Today even money
rules and few O. A. C. offers are
going untaken. One local backer
of the Corvallls huskies was ask
ing 7 points odds Saturday.
Present indications are that ap
proximately tOO Salem It ps will go
to Eugene to witness the game.
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Faith In Salem
The Calumet Baking Powder
company has contracted with The
Capital Journal for one of the
largest and most vigorous adver
tising campaigns attempted in
years.
A company that spends such an
enormous amount of money em
ploys experts who .study and
analyze conditions before such a
campaign is launched. The agents
of the company enter the field to
find out what's going, on and to
learn whether or not the time is'
ripe for a big advertising cam-j
paign. , .
Monday, N0Venibcr
Heirs Battle Fotp
L egal Possession
Of Cannibal : Isle
Arvada, Colo., No. 14. A vlg-rancher here, declares that she
orous legal battle for a portion of.has equl claims with Mrs. Land
Evidently the investigators of
the Calumet Baking Powder Com
pany found conditions in Salem
better than many thought they
were and more favorable.
The optimism - the Calumet
Baking Powder Company display
an example for all who have some
thing to sell. i
An old preacher once said that
the sounder his congregation slept
the louder he talked until the
very force of his voice held up
their eyelids and made them lis
ten, so is it possible for any one
to win the attention of the public
by advertising. .
the huge estate which includes!
the cannibal island of Ogau, one
of the Fiji group, will be waged
by Mrs. E. P. Nolte, of this vil
lage, before It passes into the pos
session of Mrs. Louts Landrock, of
Omaha, Neb., who. it Is claimed
has already left for the South St
Island to establish her claim to
the estate.
The estate, surrounded by . ro
mance, - and handed down Ly
frince Wolfert Wobbert of Hoi
iauu ueariy mree centuries ago,
s finding new claimants in vari
ous sections of the country, and
international complications may
aeveiop before an agreement is
reached that will result in a sat
isfactory and equitable distribu
tion of the legacy, the value of
which is estimated to exceed S10,
000,000. In addition to the money in
volved, the title of "Queen of the
Cannibal Isle" hangs In the bal
ance, awaiting settlement of the
vast estate. j
Mrs. Nolta, wife of a prosperous
rock to the island, with its great
groves of cocoanut, pineapple and
breadfruit palms, coral reefs
gleaming pink along the shores.
and plantations of sugar and rub
ber trees, all within the ' prlnecly
domain. . . . r . ,
A romance that shows princess
es revolted at parental decrees
long before the days of the mod
ern suffragist is responsible for
the contest that threatens now to
break all records for claims and
counter-claims in the annals of
disputed Inheritances.' '
The story of the origin of the
$10,000,000 estate as related by
Mrs. Nolte, tells how Prince WU
fert Wobbert, angered because his
daughter Anneka persisted in her
Sea island, is eaidto be of the'
"seventh generation." j
Mrs. Nolte declares that she is
also of the "seventh generation'
from the Princess Aneka, who re
linquished a throne for love.
When Mrs. Nolte learned that
Mrs. Landrock was leaving the
United States for Ogau to claim
the estate she announced her in
tention of Immediately beginning
a legal contest for the fortune.
"By what right does she go to
take possession of this island
when there are others who are
also of the 'seventh generation'
from the Dutch princess?"- Mrs.
Nolte demanded.
I do not understand how Mrs.
Landrock, Qf all or ns. Is to be me
only one to receive a share of this
estate," Mrs. Nolte said. - "I am of
the 'seventh generation' and can
prove it."
Threads of descent from Prin
cess Anneka have been followed
with great persistence because of
the gigantic prize that will fall to
the "seventh generation." The
world war that upset even neutral
Holland postponed some of the le
gal fireworks that will be display
ed in the many-sided contest for
Hi
love affair and married out of 'the millions left by Prince Wob-
royalty, bequeathed her share of ! bert.
his island possession to the. "sev
enth generation of her descent."
That was In 1664. ' - . ,
Mrs. Landrok, who, with her
husband, Is reported to have left
her Omaha home and started for
J. H. McLelland, a Bend watch
maker and member of the Ameri
can Legion, has Just received a
letter signed by King George of
England, enclosing a silver vic-
the Island of Ogau, despite rumors tory medal awarded McLelland for
that cannibals infest the South services in the world war. .. .. .
Mexican Cattle
Raising Declines
Mexico City, Mex., Nov. 14.
Mexico, once a great cattle eoun-
i at nresent unable to sup-
nJ nnnirh cattle even for the'
butchers of the capital. .
ct.ir fa ImDorted by the train
load from the United States and
brought here for slaugnter.
Some of the Mexican ranges are
horn nt cattle. Others, as in do-
nnra after having been restocked
AniteA hv drought. This
has left Mexico with an extreme
ly limited supply of cattle to draw
upon. .
It is asserted that there Is much
smuggling of .cattle Across the
border by persons engaged In the
business of supplying Mexico City
and other places with beef stock.
The cattle are driven into Mexico
,nri .matured for a while, then
onno here or to other points.
As Mexico gives native cattle
growers a low transportation rate
th. railroads, me smuse.r
th advantages of this rate by
una- " that their cattle
were raised In Mexico and not im
ported or smuggled.
The new concrete pavement on
between Goshen and
Creswell will be opened for travel
m. .uir thus eliminating a 12-
LUia rv ctu,
mile detour. :
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Our Linen Value takes oh a Vital Significance at the Holiday Season, when enter
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wearing. You should take advantage and lay in your supply now as such qualities
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60-inch Table Damask with Scotch Blue Bell design,
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64-inch Table Damask with conventional Rose design
and border; very satisfactory, per yard..... 79c
66-inch Table Damask with Chrysanthemum design, a
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72-inch Table Damask with Laurelwreath and Fleur de
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72-inch Table Linen, Rose and stripe design, very good
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and reasonable prices. Hand embroidered round or
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24-inch Doilies $3.95
27-inch Doilies . $4.25
36- inch Doilies .....$7.95
45-inch Doilies . $12.95
54-inch Doilies $19.75
Hand Embroidered Dresser Scarfs, 18x36 $3.95
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Hand Embroidered Tray. Cloths ...$2.25-$2.75
Hand Embroidered Linen Pillow Cases,
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20-inch Pure Linen, priced, yd $1.39
" 86-inch Pure Linen, priced, yd $1.50
10-inch Pure Linen, priced, yd $2.43
45-inch Pure Linen, priced, yd $2.50
54-inch Pure Linen, priced, yd $2.98
18- inch. Cotton Scarfing, yard ..40c
Natural Unbleached
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13-inchrPure Linen, priced,
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19- inch Pure Linen, priced,
per yard : .'. 83c
S6-inch Pure Linen, priced,
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44-inch Pure Linen, priced,
per yard :,. ..$1.75
54-inch Pure Linen, priced,
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44x44 Lunch Cloth, ready for use,
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58x58 Lunch Cloth with pretty red
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