FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1924
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE NINE
STANFORD RATED
EQUALLY AS GOOD
Berkeley, Cal., Nov. 21. Vor
six years the California football
team has wou the annual duel
with its nearest rival, Stanford.
But iu the battle here tomorrow,
which incidentally will decide the
coast championship, Stanford, for
the first time in recent years, lb
given an even chance by most cri
tics of the game. Betting Is re
ported without odds.
Stanford and California betf&n
their annual competition in 1S92
Since then California has won
eleven times, Stanford teven and
four games were tied. This ac
counts only for the games of Amer
ican football.
The coaches were conservative
In their late minute statement.
Gleu Warner of Stanford said
"I believe the Stanford boys have
not yet shown their full strength "
Andy Smith of California com
mented tersely: "We're goim; in
Ihere to fight."
Biff Games in East.
New York, Nov. 21. Football
iquuds of the east break camp to
iay and await only the zero hour.
Rumblings to the north and west
Indicate a Bhifthig of population
at large intensity bent upon view
ing the iast stands of a stirring
gridiron season.
Harvard's crippled organization,
better prepared for the fray than
Boemed possible a few days ago.
leaves for New Haven today ic
meet on undefeated Yale tem
Colgate is preparing for Syracuse
to settle another argument in a
feud of long standing. Bucknell is
coming out of Lewisburg to en
counter powerful miigers in Phila
delphia and Lehigh and Lafayette
are ready for a squabble in Pennsylvania.
SCRUB BRUSH AS FAT
ELIMINATOR, LATEST
Vienna, Nov. 21. The scrub
brush has been introduced in Vi
enna in a new role that of flesn
reducer. The idea was brou'it
here by a South American doctor
and he has made a considerable
rub in overweight circles.
The scrubbing treatment. with a
perfectly dry brush, a trifle softer
than the kitchen variety, must be
taken four or five times a day. The
more the better. Every part of
the body must be massaged and as
much pressure as possible applied
to make the work of the bristles
effective.
After the rubbing, a cold or
tepid shower or plunge should be
taken. Tf these directions are car
ried out, the enthusiasts say, a
pound or so of "excess" disappear?
like magic every week.
HOOVER DECIDES TO
REMAIN IN CABINET
Washington. Nov. 21. Hy
Associated Press) Secretary
Hoover has definitely decided to
remain in the cabinet despite va
rious efforts by commercial or
ganizations to secure his services.
The secretary made his decision
after President Cootidge had
earnestly requested that he re
main in the service of the government.
Mount Tatio, a volcano in South
America, is to be piped and tie
energy obtained will be used ;o
make electricity.
Widener Jeers Prince
on Witness Stand.
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Joseph B. Widener, millionaire
financier, sportsman and art col
lector, of Philadelphia, sued in
New York by Prince Felix Yous
soupoft, of Russia, for the recov
er; of two Rembrandt paintings
valued at $1,000,000, which the
Prince claims he pawned to Mr.
Widener for $520,000, bat which
Mr. Widener claims he bought out
right. Jeered Youssoupoff from the
witness stand, calling him the
"joke of Europe." and adding that
"any man who paints his face and
blackens his eyes Is a Joke."
Prince Youssoupoff, be declared,
was exiled from Russia for mur
dering the mysterious monk, Ras
putin, who held mystical sway
over the late Czar and Czarina.
New Books at
the Library
W. S. Cather, "Song of the
Lark ; M. E. V. Freeman, A New
England Nuu"; Joseim Herfc-
sheimer, "Wild Oranges"; Hudyaid
Kipling, "The Liglit That Failed
Guy Ue Maupassant, "The Odd
Number' : Holand Oliver, "Bacit
Stage"; M. R. ninehart. "bsiig
Live tue King , a. d. fceugwicu,
"The Little French Girl"; S. J
Wyeman, "Under the Red Robe";
H. L. Wilson. "Professor, How
Could You"; H. L. Wilson "Rug-
gles ot Red Gap"; H. D. Wright,
"The Shepherd of the Hills"; U.
K. Pratt. "Your Mind and You":
C. H. Ernst, "What Shall 1 Be? ';
Albert J. Beveridge, "The State of
the Nation"; Henry Suzzallo, "Our
Faith in Education; I. F. Marcos-
son, "The Black Golconda"; w. rl.
Howell, "The Human Machine .
M. A. Bigelow, "Adolescence"; I.
L. DeNormandle. "The Expectant
Mother": A. J. McLaughlin. "Per
sonal Hygiene"; T. D. Wood. "The
Child in School"; L. H. unlet!.
"Food for Health's Sake"; L. K
Frankcl, "Health of the Worker ":
L. h. Meanes, "Exercises for
Health"; T. W. Galloway, "Lov-
and Marriage"; D. B. Armstrong.
'Community Health": J. A. Tohey
The Quest for Health"; C. E. A.
Winslow, "Man and the Microbe";
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Christmas
Isn't Christmas unless there is
a dolly on the tree.
Candy, nuts, toys and fruits
are all essential but the real joy
comes at the first sight of a new
doll.
MADAM
HENDREN
DOLLS
The name is sufficient
description.
$1.00 to $13.50 ;
"Kitty Puss"
Dolly Dingle"
"Chocolate 1rop"
"Man Jong Kid"
"Sis"
The original stuffed
dolls for
$1.69
TEDDY BEARS $1.00 to $2.98
Assortments now are at their best. We
will take good care of them for you until
Xmas.
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NOTRE DAME AND
Chicago, Nov. 21. When west-
era conference coaches snouted to
day "that's all" and their proteges
trooped from their field, the cur
tain rang down on more than tw
months of football play and prepa
rations for tomorrow a games upnu
which so much depends were com
plete.
Two types of football were
prospect of display in Chicago la
me unicago-wisconsin and Norrb-western-Notre
Dame cames. which
held the center of mid-western
football Interest.
Chicago and Wisconsin each had
a line smashing ranie readv fc,
their tilt, which the Maroons mun
win to be declared undisputed
western conference champions.
An open game was expected tc
aeveiop in the meeting ot Notr
uame and Northwestern l.efore a
capacity crowd here. The hard
tackling defense of the Rockne
men was nntiicpated by the purnJc.
which has prepared triclc playe
anu rorwam passing tactics
overcome the menace.
Michigan reviewed its lepertolre
and added additional formations to
spring on Iowa in Its piny of the
season.
Ohio State, en route to Urbana
to deduct further from the prestige
Illinois lost to Minnesota, held a
iignt workout at Danville. 111. In
dlana wis ready for its invasion of
Purdues camp at Lafayette.
Malcom Has the Tires
V-
Drive In-100 Service
Federal, Standard Four and Others .
SPECIAL
30x3', Fabric-.
30x3)4 Cord, regular size .
30x3 Vi Federal Cords, oversize .
42x4 t ederal Cords, oversize
..$ 6.45
7.45
8.85
... 17.50
See us before you buy.
Malcom Tire Co.
Commercial and Court Streets, Salem, Oregon
For Your
SUNDAY DINNER
Try one of our Milk Fed Spring
Chickens
Special for Saturday
25c per lb
Fresh Creamery Butter
40c per lb.
We dress and deliver our
Poultry Free of Charge
ANDRKSKN A SON
150 South II 1Kb l'bone 10
Why Pay More and Get Less?
Install a Zenith. Carburetor 1
More power, quick pickup. Only $3.75 complete on Ford
W. E. BURNS DAN BURNS
(Not Brothers the Same Man)
High St at Ferry Salem, Ore.
' ZENITH CARBURATORS FOR ALL CARS
PLATE
A
T. S. Hart, "Taking Cara of Vour
Heart"; L. R. Williams "Tuber
culosis; W. E. Snow, 'Venerea
Disease"; F. C. Wood, "Cancer";
R. A. Dolt, "The Baby's Health"";
H. K. Shaw, "The Vounpr Child'
Health"; C. D. Noyes, "Homo Care
ot the Siclt"; W. B. Field, "Archi
tectural Drawing"; E. E. Clip
pinner, "Written and Spoken Eng
lish"; W. B. Uitkln. "As We Are":
John Miseflcld, "Salt Water Poen.t
and Ballads"; G. G. Robertson.
"An Historical Atlas ot Modern
Europe from 17S9 to 1922"; Hut
ton Webster, "History of the Far
Hast."
Hutcheon Paint Store
Paint, Varnish, Enamel, Kalsomine
and Wallpaper
If you have a painting job to do come
in and get our prices.
We have the right materials and can
tell you the amount required for any
job large or small
Get the benefit of our 30 years experi
ence as practical painters.
Phone 594 154 S. Com'l. St.
Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store
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Jdoney
saving i
Saturday Produce Features
Cash
stores
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CRANBERRIES Oregon OQn SWEET POTATOES Fancy Of
grown, 2 lbs OtC California Jerseys, 3 lbs tOs
CELERY HEARTS Fancy nr Navel Oranges, small size, QQp
Home grown, 3 bunches itJC sweet, 2 dozen OIC
LETTUCE Solid Head, 1A BANANAS Fancy QJr
fresh and crisp JLUC fruit, 3 lbs. OOl,
ALL WEEK PRICES SATURDAY ALL WEEK PRICES
Swift's Quick Naptha Soap FEATURE pcanut Brittle, (JO
Chips, large pack- OP. Sugar Pure "Ber- pound d
age, white chips.... ry" and ..Ql 3 ((f
One can Sunbrite Cleanser Cane, 10 lbs' I IV p0Und3 UUC
free with each package. Limit 10 lbs- :
ZZ- 77. 7Z 77- I Speccial Cream 1 ft-
"B.g K" Flour -Finest Butter -skaggs Mix, lb lC
hardwheat pat- MIC Best. the best buU 3 ds 50c
ent, 49 lb. sk .... tP.XtJ ter that can be
Crown-49 lb. Q() 1Q Produced,. Afi Extra Cream Mix, or
bags it)Z.iy Plbnd Pound t
Federal Milk, large A Qn Ro" - founds 69 C
tins, 6 tins LkUs "
Gem Nut Margarine made f"" ft 'fiO
nds"!: 75c 10c 1'69
Whe-ta - Lon The entire Z, TT1 rTTI Currants Royal Club fine
wheat breakfast f)Q y, t n "uality rresh stock' n
food, large pkg. OC 8tock 25C 16 !' te- C
Heinz Fig and Plum S Q Candied Peels KQ
budding, small size OC .R.yal ClubPum, Citron, lb OVL
. B' . kin Fancy solid
Ige " " 45C pack'No- 2'liins' Lemon and f)Q
aize o 25c 0ranBe-lb
Skaggs Syrup- Delicious tm3 "Dromedary" Assorted
Blend of pure cane and , , , .'.
maple sugar, Q Sch.lhng's Coffee, Sliced Peels in rqc
10 lb. pail.......... Jbl.by Vacuum Packed 1 lb. carton OV
5 I?" Sfir tin j5)1L Raisins T.OOB6 Muscatels,
Pa" Ut 26poUdd (PI QO
Schilling Baking box ..( tyXaUO
Bread Double Loaves, Powder, Cream of
fresh, OKn Tarter, OQrt "Market Day'' Seedless,
2 doubles UOK, 2i2 ib. tin I70C 4 lb.;).. 39c
Candy Commercial Lard Armour's ""
Chocolates, 99 p 100 Pure, f7Q Bulk Wince Meat, yC0
pound t s 4 lb. pail.... VL Best Fancy, 2 lbs- flOC
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1 UJ&ssi&asiXjSSeaiSSSmiiM A
Bacon Squares, Sugar Cured
pound
Saturday Smoked Meat Features
16c
Bacon Back, Sugar Cured, 91
pound
ir .Bacon cacKs, tancy sugar Jn
Cured, pound AOL
Hams Swift's, Armour's, Star, or
Cascade, half or whole, OQn
pound OL
Cotaage Rolls, Mild Cure, 9Q
pound .. ttOv
Turkeys, Ducks, Geese, Chicken
Fancy Selected Young Birds for your
Thanksgicing Dinner.
Delivered for a
DOLLAR BILL!
You can now deck the Thanksgiving Table with the finest Com
munity Plate and pay after Christmas.
YOU PAY THE LOWEST CASH PRICE
YOU SELECT ANY PATTERN
YOU PAY AS YOU ARE PAID
Twenty-Six Tiece Set Sketched Containing
Six hollow handled Knives with Stainless steel blades; Six Forks; Six
Table Spoons; Six Tea Spoons; Sugar Shell and Butter Knife all on a
"Correct Service Tray" without extra cost for $30.50.
Delivered for a single dollar bill pay after Christmas a dollar a week
will do.
Money Back If You Can Do Better For Cash In Any Other Good Store.
NOTE The "Adam," the "Grosvenor," the "Patrican" patterns in Com
munity plate are all carried in "open stock" and you may add to your
set at any time at the regular cash prices. Mail orders filled. Ask for
the Oneida Community price list Sime price cash or terms.
SPECIAL
These "Teaette" Spoons
35c apiece
We have five hundred of the "Teattc" Spoons shown in
the picture to sell at thirty-five cents apiece. (One of San
Francisco's leading jewelers sold over that number in a
single day at fifty cents).
Ideal for a "quick" cup of tea. You simple fill with tea
snap the spoons together and pour hot water. The longer you
stir the stronger the tea. While they last, 35c each.
Note Rogers "1847", Holmes and Edwards, Alvin and Sterling
Silver may all be bought nt the lowest CASH prices, yet on terms.
One Dollar secures any set in the store.. Pay after Christmas a
dollar or so a week will do.
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Sterling Silver Thimbles
Ten Cents Apiece!
The last lime these were offered the demand was so great
that many were disappointed. We have secured another
lot of three hundred and fifty and while they last you may
have one for a dime-
We reserve the right to limit the number sold to any one
person.
as you are)
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457 STATE STREET
Salem, Oregon
cbarg(
eno
Interest,
Phone 478