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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1922)
PAGE TWO OREGONTAKING 22WARRI0RST0 ' SEAHLE TODAY THE GAMES ON : TONIGHT'S SLATE University of Oregon, Eugene Nov. 28. In the best condition of the year and primed in every way to put up the battle of their liven, 22 men comprising the Unl veraity of Oregon varsity football team accompanied by a staff of coaches, trainers and managers left here this afternoon Dound for Seattle where they will meet the Washington eleven on Thanksglv Ine dav.- Huntlmtton . put the Hquad through a bard week of scrimmage and , signal practice liixt week. KivinK the varsity Its final touches developing a string of dependable substitutes and al lowing Injured members to return to the eligible list. While the elev en will miss the services of Itud Drown at end. severely. Coach Huntington declared shortly be fnr Ipftvlnir. that the .Oregon team Is In the best condition it hag been this season. - Oreeon has gone through an undefeated season of five confer enee games, and in the last two, atrainat the nowerful O. A. C. and WashinEton State elevens, ahow- f (I development of unusual s'rength. With the exception of tun nnda and a tackle position the team whjch lines up against the northerners will be composed 01 men of at least one year experi ence. They are slightly lighter than the Huskies but will be ar rayed In the Oregon formations which have nroved so efficient In the paBt five years, during which time Oregon has defeated the Washingtonians three times. Particular significance is at tached to the game in that the winner will be undisputed cham pion of the northwest conference am) will be in a nositlon to be selected as the team to represent the west against Penn State In the annual intersections! contest at Pasadena New Years day. Tonight will find the following teams pitted against each other In the third installment of the Com mercial Basketball league being played under the auspices of the V. M. C. A. and in the-'Y" gym nasium: Better Yet vs. Central Pharmacy. Hauser Bros. vs. Bone- steele Motor Co., and U. S.'Nation- al Bank vs. Anderson & Brown. The first game of the evening is expected to be the hardest fought and fastest game of the evening. The druggiats are lead- Ine the leaeue with two wins and no defeats with the bread makers n the .500 class, having won one and lost one. The first game was lost, however, by a narrow mar gin of ona noint. On the second night the team played real team work and held the Bonesteele Mo tor company 5 to 4 points, all se cured by free throws. The drug zist team is comnosed of high school nlavera of last year and are very fast, probably- one of the last- est In the leaeue. The Haiiner Bros, team is dODed to win from the mechanics easily The automobile boys have lost both their starts. The fracas be tween the bank team and the An derson & Brown five is a toss up WOMAN ADMITS SENDING POISON N BOX OF CANDY ' i ,'.-. oat. ttitit nprr.fiN mirn r A DTT A f 1 1 I 1-M-IV Zl I , . f I , r, 1H . V n . - , I tin iAn,inij osm.m- ' 7.,.t ,,, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28. 1922 BURGH TRIAL WELL GO TO JURY BEFORE NIGHJ Los Angeles, Cal., No?. 8. The fate of Arthur C. Burch of Evanston, 111., Just tried for the third time for the murder of J. Belton Kennedy, was expected to be placed in the hands of the Jury some time today. JFSS WILL ARD TO BOX IN NORTHWEST, REPORT Portland, Or., Nov. 28. Jess Willard, ex-heavyweight champion of the world, will be Been In the northwest in a series of exhibition matches which Bobby Evans, for mer matchmaker for the Portland boxing commission, Is, arranging fur the big boxer. - . Rvaris returned to Portland from Los Angeles yesterday. Capitalist Dead. Boston, Nov. 28. Funeral serv ices will be held tomorrow for Phillip H. Gray of Detroit, capi talist and philanthropist, who died at a hospital here oh Satur day. He was a son of the late John H. Gray, one of the original stockholders of the Ford Motor company. Chilton, Wis., Nov. 28. Miss Anna Lenz, 30-year-old daughter of a wealtfly farmer, faced arraign ment today on a charge of murder after her alleged confession yes terday that she sent poisoned can dy which resulted in the death of Mrs. Frank Schneider. According to District Attorney Arps, Miss Lenz admitted buying poison and inserting it in a choco late bar, Intending to send It to Mrs. Henry Schneider, sister-in law of the dead woman. According:" to the district attor ney. Miss Lenz said the reason -for sending the poison was that Mrs. Henry Schneider had spread re nnrta which she regarded as hav insr damaged her reputation. She said that this had preyed on her mind. Mrs. Schneider died last Tues day. She was the, mother of eight children. A druggist told the district attorney that Miss Lenz had bought poison and a grocer said he sold her a chocolate bar. .A mall carrier . recalled having re ceived a box from her home to mail on the date of the poisoning. TROJANS TO BE MINUS QUARTERBACK DOLLEY Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 28. The injured knee of Chet Dolley, Quar terback of the Universtiy of Cali fornia football team, has begun to naln him aeain since practice has been resumed and it is doubtful if he will start against the Washing ton State eleven at Pasadena Thankserivins day. according to Coach Henderson. Harold Galloway will probably start at quarterback. Galloway was one of the stars In the game against Idaho and his defensive work is said to be superior to Dol lej's. KLAN PLEA FOR DELAY GRANTED m i Medford, Or., Nov. 28. 'con tinuation to the February tejjnypf the circuit court. In the Jackson county night riding cases has been granted by Judge F. M. Calkins. Acting under Instructions from the attorney general's office," the granting of the motion was unop posed. This Is the Eecond continu ation of -the cases, originally set for hearing at the October term of court. The motion wa3 based upon allocations of Dreiudice and that the indictments were "political In dictments." The illness of the wife of one of the defendants who is a mater ial witness, was also a ground tor postponement. Tiernanand Wife Agree To Reunion c-nth Rend. Ind.. Nov. 28. Dismissal of divorce actions now pending were submitted here by i.k'p Tiernan. former law pro- IUUU ' . fessor of the University or Dame, following his return to ma .., A u cust& Tiernan, at their home here on Sunday. With ...it. diamtaaed It was said the lUfl DUllO - - couple, with three children, m tho Infant son whose pa V . . . 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