Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 28, 1922, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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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 . - ,
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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
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ternlty had been chargea to nan
Poulin, South Bend haberdasher,
by Mrs. Tiernan, would go to New
York state and begin me "
In
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one extra process
which gives a
delicious flavor
A Feeling of Security
t.,oiiv fii secure when
you know that the medicine . you
arp about io iano ,
Sure and contains no harmful or
. , ,i Jt. , nix-.tr rlrllP-S
Such a medicine is Dr. Kilmer's
bteIdAer "ed2;-.,-i of ourlty
strength and excellence is main
tained in every wine ow '
It 'is scientifically compounded
. nn,nKU Hut-Vifr
irom 16"' ,, )u
T. i ,-. a stimulant ana is
taken in teaspoonful doses.
It is not recommended for ev
It Is natures great helper in re
lieving and overcoming muhuj
a uinAAar ti-niihlps.
A sworn statement of purity is
with every bottle of, Dr. Kilmers
Swamp-Root.
ii nood a medicine. you
should have the best. On sale at
all drug stores in Domes ui
murium and laree.
unrat... if vnii wish first ' to
try this gremt preparation sendi
. n, Kilmer & Co..
Leu wino -v
Blnghamton, N. Y.. for a sample
bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper. .auv;
LADD & BUSH
BANKERS
ESTABLISHED 1863 "
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3 p.m.
Chicago Jack Dcmpacy an
nounced he had accepted the of
fer of Al H. Woods, tiieatriiiii
producer for three bouts, one with
a wrestler. The terms for the
matches were understood to ap
proximate one million dollars.
rnnrhrthifinaV:
It starts arculahon.frus
scatters congestion. The in
flamrmtion disappears
, and along with it the pain.
Kelte pftfcial rheumatic lwmoo.
Vrm mi " kckcbM, Dorli.
coldi io cbett. Kv It hndf.
S!oan Utdment-kHls pain!
LOW FARES
ROUND TRIP ;
FOB
Thanksgiving
and Daily
By the
Oregon Electric Ry.
A B
Portland ...$2.25 $2.50
Albany 1.25 1.30
Corvallis 1.75 2.00
Eueene 3.50 3.80
Harmbunr 2.75 2.80
Junction City 3.00
Donald 125
Wilsonville .... 1-55
Woodburn ., .95
Forest Grove .. 3.40
Hillsboro 3.00 3.10
Column A, Thanksgiving
round trip fares, tickets on sale
Tuesday, W.lnesday. Thurs
day, return limit Monday.
Column B, tickets on sale
every day, return limit six
teenth day.
Similar fars la effect to
many other points which will
be quoted, and details furn
ished on request.
OREGOST E1ECTBIC
RAILWAY
J. W. Hitch i. Axeat.
You have always longed for a pleasanter
kitchen for the opportunity to get through
with your work earlier in the day. Here is the
chance to satisfy that longing.
This wonderful one-week sale gives you
the opportunity to put in your kitchen the
greatest labor-saving device of the times and
to do it under the most favorable of conditions,
and on the easiest of terms.
SPECIAL
This Week
Only .
The special conditions prevailing during this
sale have never heen equalled in any kitchen
cabinet offering with which we are familiar
Note these six big reasons for buying your
HOOSIEK now.
1 A payment as low as $1.00 puts the com-
plete HOOSIEK in your home.
9 You pay the balance in deferred payments
of convenient amounts. '.
O No extra charges for these easy terms or
for the FREE cutlery. -
The low 1922 price prevails.
rYour cabinet delivered on receipt of your
initial payment,- under the factory guar
nntpp "Mmier Rack If Not Delitrhted."
-A FREE set of Dexter , Domestic Science
cutlery worth $7.50 included with each
IIOOSIER Beauty.
If you have ever wanted freedom from
your., most., trying.: household drudgery
don't fail to come in for a Hoosier demon
stration this week. Come even if you have
no intention of buying just to see this
great woman-saving convenience.
6
TO PURCHASERS
This $7.50 Set
OF. DEXTER CUTLERY
As an extra inducement to buy your HOOSIER
during this big demonstration sale, we will gtre
you FREE with your HOOSIER Beauty the com
plete Deiter domestic Science Kitchen Set. This
set has the - unqualified endorsement of such
eminent authorities as Good Housekeeping Insti
tute, kiss Alice Bradley, Mrs. Christine Fredericks
and many others.
These tools fit compartments In a special cutlery
drawer that slides forward with HOOSIER '8 ex
tending table-top making it easy to get at each
tool even when the work table is extended.
-W: , yeii jiff
'US f 1 : 111
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THE HOME OF GOOD GOODS
Wednesday is the last This Store CJosed
day of theDollShow All Day
(Subway Store) Thanksgiving
Pre-Thanksgiving
AN D
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r?l' I WThis Week
" i&Mur Only ' : r .. .jtoju
End of Month Sale
V f II A nfl II TIVI ' Trade in your used I
Clearance of Womens
Apparel Showing
Values of Unusual
Interest
A sale of high grade exquisitely tail
ored apparel in this clearance that,
should appeal to every woman- Ready
to wear garments at. a savings of '25
to 33 1-3 7o.. The newest styles shown,,
direct from the manufacturer to you.
Make an appointment with us for a tour "
of inspection.
Coats .......,$22.50, $37.50, $49.75, $69.50
Suits $24.75,$39.50, $59.50
Dresses $18.75, $24.75, $32.75
Special Lot of
Gossard Corsets
$3.98
We've collected a big lot of Gos3ard3
in Corsets that sold for $6.00, $7.50 and
$8.50, all good Corsets but only two or
three of a style. . In other words odds
that we .want to clearaway quickly
hence the price nearly all sizes in the
lot-
(Expert Corset service)
Clearance of Men's
Suits and Overcoats
at $29.75
Save $15.25
Men! We have a reputation at
stake; that of selling the best clothes a
Salem at the lowest prices, unions
high class Suits and Overcoats.
Would $15.25 saved on a suit or over
coat appeal to you? Today and tomor
row we offer you your choice of W
$45.00 suit or Overcoat at $29-75. w n
sidering Griffon's high grade dotty
and their reputation, we call this an oi
f er worthy of your consideration.
We sell clothes 'that wear and I hoH
their shape. Up-to-the-nunute stjies.
Sale of Oxfords and
Pumps $5.95
- Welt sole Oxfords and FjjJ
Krippendorf s high grade footw.
black calf, Rusian calf, and patent, J
desirable patterns in excellent
shoes. Let us fit you now.
i
Eden Flannel
6 yards $1
For Pajamas, Night Gowns, School
Blouses, etc., Eden Flannel takes its
place among the. best. Its soft fine
texture and firm weave popularizes it
' as a general utility cloth. Buy it now 6
yards for $1.00, and save 50c.
Outing Flannel
9 yards $1
. ci AO is' f
Nine yards of Outing for f j
bargain that should conunand o
mediate attention. '
medium weight, for gowns, PJ ,
etc. I
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SALENS LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE
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your home for Vi
from our exchange
Department
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