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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1925)
'i"AG EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1925 fRESNMAN GLEE SATURDAY NIGHT The annual freshman (tea will 9 held by the eludenta of Wlllam tte university tomorrow night. The glee la a eonf contest between Die four classes of the school, irorda and music for each song be Ing written by mem bers of the lions, and the song Itself sung by the entire membership of the lass. This year's songs are to be sf the rally type, suituble to sing t an athletic content. They are to be Judged on adaptability, words music and rendition, the winning rlaas being permitted to place a lllver craap on the freshman glee pennant which haa been uxed for the purpose for a number of years. Judges are as follows: Music, T. B. Roberts. D. Riddle and Leon Jennlaon; words, Mrs. J. C. Nelson, Mrs. W. W. Long and Miss Ada Roes, rendition, Mrs. D. Riddle, Mrs. Ellen Flan and Rus sell Singer; adaptability, J. C. Net on, Miss Winters and Harold Eakln. Tho glee will be held In the Sa lem armory at 8 p. m. Spectators will be allowed only In the bal cony, the- entire lower floor being reserved for students and their friends. No charge is to be made for any admission. Each atudent la allowed one ticket, which he may give to a friend, entitling him to sit at the sldo of the room on the lower floor. The center section of the auditorium la reserved for the four contesting classes. Words nd music for the four songs were written as follows: Seniors, Kay Sp.irlts and Beryl Marat ers, music; Fay Sparks, word.?. Juniors, Helen Johnson, words and music. Sophomores, Herbert Jasper, words and music. Freeh men, Louise Find ley, music; Earl Pembcrton. words. Most of the classes having been practicing their songs twice a day for the last month. Various or iginal formatlone have been de- lsed for the singers as they ap pear on the platform. The senior class will wear caps and gowns, tomorrow night being their first appearance in tho costumes. The juniors havo perfected a difficult formation when Involves the use of number of athletic sweaters, all members of the class who have earned letters being grouped to gather in an original manner. Dolls i, Or., Mnrch 6. Dalian high school lost Wedneeday night to Yamhill high school 18 to 12. Inability ol the Dallas toam to hit the basket resulted in their down fall. The Yamhill team was sub stituted after Parr tab. junior high school of Salem cancelled a game beer use of illness of players. One more Kami remains on th Dallas schedule with Oregon City high school at Oregon City, Friday Bight. Dallas by winning nine and los ing one game in tne county, wlni possession of the county cham pionship cup from Independence. CHEMAWA INDIANS WIN FROM GRAND RONDE FIVE Cbemawa. Or., March I. The Cbemawa Indian, defeated thi Grand Honde Indian basketball team on the Cbamawa floor last night br a acore of to 16. Tu score at the end of the first half stood 11 to t In faror of the Che- mawa boys. The game was fast and bitterly fought throughout al though the local team outclassed the visitors In all department o! the game. The vllstors were all big but the locals were able to display better and taster floor work. Dewey Matt and Reginald DePoe, both regulars, were out of the lineup. Ufl'oe has gone home where his father Is seriously 111. Kasmussen and C. George, both substitutes for the first team, took their places. A bouquet of distinct novelties, singing, danclug and comedy pre dominating, urn scheduled for the vaudeville bill at the Ullgh thea ter today and tomorrow. feature attraction honors arc held by the lie reron Trio and Bobble and King. Robert Di Heron Thlo In "Wonders and Eur prises," Is one of the greatest nov elty presentations consisting of athletes direct from Broadway Seemingly Impossible feats of hu man strength ore performed, con eluded with the human merry-go- round. Uobbie and King, "Two Odd Fellows," will undoubtedly prove their brand of humor and entertainment together with their droll delivery and humorous situa tions which Is dedicated for laugh ing purposes only, gheehan and Richardson render a choice selec tion of songs. Mr. tjheehan Is known as the American operatic tenor and has toured America for many seasons wtih bis own opera company, lie Is assisted by Mies Kicnardson. They possess voices of exceptlinal quality and their numbers ara of the highest grade Frank Helms In "That's All," a combination of sisiglng, comedy. yodeli'ig and acrobatic dancing. brings back memories of the days when yodellng was a favorite con tribution to the old tlmo variety now known as vaudeville. LaRue and Duprs appear In a "Novel Dl- vertlsement " that will delight old and young. These- two exponents of the odd and difficult will show prowess seldom seen In vaude ville. ADLOCKS CLAMPED ON NEW YORK RESTAURANTS New York, March 6. The hadow of the padlock, nemesis of liquor law violators, has eclipsed New York's great white way. Prohibition by padlock la the watchword of the United State district attorney Kmory F. Bruck ner, who launched a sensational prohibition enforcement law last Eht, Juet four days after be took office. Complaint charging violation of the dry laws were made against the proprietors of 14 fashionable restaurants, on evidence gathered by young men who spent $1500 of the district attorney's own money In their Investigations. E FIRST OF SERIES FOR HOOP TITLE Eugene, Or., March I. In a torrid encounter featured by the closest checking exhibited on the local floor in many seasons, the University of Oregon and the Ore gon Agricultural college basket ball teams fought out the first of a three-game series to decide the championship of the northern sec tion of the Pacific- coast confer ence here yesterday afternoon. The Aggies won, 15 to 22. The Oregon basket shooters were held to four field goals, so close was the guarding of the Ag gies. The Agfcics made seven. Ridings, Aggie forward, was high point man with six markers to bis credit. Westergren, Oregon guard, was next with live. The first halt ended with tbe score 9 to 7 for o. A. C. Both teams were flgbtintc desoeratelv and chocking with precision. The scoro was tied at about the middle of the second half at 11-all, but Steele and Ridings each shot a long hard goal and Oregon was held from then on. The Aggies bad the better of the encounter and showed real championship form. Though the Oregon team fought desperately. ana ine issue was often in doubt. the visitors bad the better team work and the strongest offense. i ne game was the most spec tacular seen here In many years. Dr San Weaker. Peking, China. March . fnv Associated Pres.. I The weakness o Dr. Sun Vat Ben, who has been losing ground gradually since he underwent an operation for cancer of the liver on January 26, was more marked today. The South China leader'e illness was compli cated also by flatulency. NO MORE 6AS IN STOMACH AND BOWELS If vnii wttih (n h .,-..,. . i.. rf1lvH nf . In a. . bowels, take Baalmann's Gas Tab u-in wmi-n are prepared especially fflF Mtnmnnh ir-i s n .1 nil . v. v.. -i effects resulting fro sure. That empty, gnawlne fee lino- m the pit of your etomach will disap pear; that anxious, nervous feel ing, with heart palpitation will vanish and you will again be able to take a deep breath without dis comfort. That drowsy, sleepy foe! Ine af ter dinner will be replaced by a doslre for entertainment. Bloating will cease. Your limb arms and ringers will no longer feel cold and "go to Bleep," because Banlmann's (ias Tablets prevent gas from in terfering with tho circulation. Got the genuine Baalmann's Gas Tablets In tho yellow pack age from any reliable druggist. rrlce 1 1. J, Baa I ma nn. Chemist. San Francisco. Your satisfaction guaranteed. On sole In 8lem bv Dan'l J. Kry, druggist. Adv. NEW BUW AT FAIR 'l FORJLUB VISITORS A new club building for boys and girls exhibiting their Indus trial club work at the state fair will be erected prior to tbe next state fair at a cost of (30,001). This Item was Included In the state fair appropriation bill as ap proved by tbe ways and means committee, passed by the legisla ture and algnel by the governor. Tbe bill tppropristes 170,000 for premiums and $25,00 for drain age and repairs. Dales Sweet) Alaskan Coast. Dutch Harbor, Alaska, March 6 (By Associated Press.) Gales of great velocity are sweeping the Aleutian Islands. Several bouses at Unalaska were roofless this morning and one launch was tornj from Its moorlnga and tossed about on the waters of Margaret bay. 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Send free trial of your meth od to: s Model Bakery Specials For Saturday All 15c Bread 12c Rye, Whole Wheat and White DANISH BUTTER HORNS 3 for 10c Bear Claws, Pineapple Snails and Butter Horns Your Choice DEVIL FOOD CAKE 20c With Marshmallow Filling WHIPPED CREAM PUFFS 3 for 25c With Genuine Whipped Cream Don't Forget Your HOT CROSS BUNS as we have the best at 30c a dozen. ORDER THEM EARLY ROSTEIN & GREENBAUM RELIABLE MERCHANDISE 36-inch Muslin Heavy Scotch Bleached or Unbleached Linen Towels nice soft material, yard 18x32, bargain 14c 57c 9-4 Unbleached Sheeting, a good grade, yard ..50c Kayser's Gloves 36-inch Dress Linen New shades pair, New shades, yard $1.19, 75c and 59c 90c 3 lb. Stitched 36-inch Challie Cotton Bait Tretty Patterns, yard $L25 19c Outing Flannels New Val Laces Lights or dark, our 23c ' White or tan grade for 10c, 8c, 6c, 5c and 4c 19c per yard New Renfrew New Crepe Suitings Suitings Sunfast and Tubfast, yard Sunfast and Tubfast, yard 59c 05c Colored Silk Umbrellas, to clean up $7.50 Umbrellas for $5.00. $5.00 ones for $3.85 and $3.50 Silk Hoisery New Silk Scarfs Full fashioned, $2 grade for Wides ones, pretty colors, $L25 $2.50 and $1.25 36-inch Burlap Turk Towels Green or brown, yard 17x35 25c 22 We MILLINERY DEPARTMENT New Spring Millinery Big showing of Dress Hats. Right up to date and the best of materials. Lig variety of trimmings. Straw, cloth, silks and hat ornaments. Loads of flowers. Best selection in this city. Let us take care of your Millinery Troubles LOWEST PRICES wmm The Ensemble Suit Leads the Spring Parade $39.75 To $87.50 The ensemble maintains its importance in the mode, as these charming new models will testi fy. For cool days, there are en sembles of light-weight woolens in the favored tan or pastel shades. For afternoon, there are silk ensembles or silk com bined with soft wool fabrics. En sembles for every hour of the day, simply tailored or in more formal styles. Two costumes at the price of one. NEW FIBER SCARFS $1.95 to $3.95 The very newest Cluster Stripe Fibr Scirf arrived today. An acepwory, ftndls penaible to the erring mode. 8e them tomorrow! You'll want a vivid bit of contract and you will find Juat the right ehades amvng thee. NEW HOUSE FROCKS $2.95 New Glnjth.im House Procki vith new t. rhrmlnga of fat color frarl cotton em broldered In floral, spray and other dewtrrd pitterne. Some have embroidered collars All are belted. New colors all tliea. Special at this price. m MILLZFft Salem 'i Leading Department Store SATURDAY PRODUCE FEATURES Cash Stores CAULIFLOWER, California's Dain tiest Vegetable, or 2 lbs. for 6DL OREGON RANCH EGGS 2 dozen :47c BANANAS, firm, ripe, large and fancy, ' OK., 3 pounds for LdKtj ORANGES, free from frost, A r nice tbale size, 2 dozen for.... flfJ C All Week Prices Saturday All Week Price3 2J&S.29c Features Ir79c J Cane Sugar, Q P, 6 cans f 7i tt, t,- 10 lbs for.... UO L gFuSe,B,f..KhaSeat : J' Your money back if not (J? Q ft1;!.6' 79f satisfied. CO Kft 100 lbs... $O.Oy 6ns I VI, 491b. bag $.0t7 ; ShreddedWheat PINEAPPLE, whole slices SALMON, Alaska Pink, Per " A in larf 2V4 QQp . . ' XlC cans, 4 cans (Ji tall cans, ff PK -m-vrv 7 cans for tpl.UU ! Creme Oil r n POTATOES, '2 Burbanks CHEESE, Pride of rrfl Soabar OC while they last, ,TJ- Or Oregon, 2 lbs OO C Llmit 5 bars Pr 100 lbs &L ,0tJ " Butter, Skaggs Best SHRIMP, southern pack, BREAD, Double OfT - Creamery, A fj excellent for salads, P P Loaves, 2 doubles.. aweJC per lb rt I C 3 cans DDC SATURDAY MARKET FEATURES 33c CHICKENS, fat hens, 3 to 4 lbs. average, per lb BACON, fancy medium weight sugar cured Bacon, OQn OOt per pound MILK, pure and wholesome, quart us 10c I HAM, Swift's Premium, QO pound .. Ji C Thoughts Are Now Centered on Spring Dress-Up Time It is only natural that all should think of Kafoury's as the place to make spring purchnses, for we have prepared carefully and well to outfit every woman in a highly satisfactory manner. The New Spring Styles Are Wonderful the Qualities Are Dependable the Prices Are Reasonable as Usual. $59.50 WOMEN'S SPRING COATS Come in next time you are near the store and we will gladly show you the new coats that are correct for spring wear. Remarkably smart styles remarkable coat values these will interest every woman or miss who wants a new spring coat for the variety includes every approved model for this season in smooth surface and twilled fabrics. Shown in such colors as cord, sawdust, gingersnap, rosewood, sandalwood, tan, grey, cocoa, rust and others. Priced at $12.75 Up to $49.75 Lovely New Spring Millinery In Downstairs Store Here are the right styles, whichever way one turns, one will see stylish hats. New shapes new colors new trimming. Many close little shapes and then there are the new larger ones. Scores to Choose From $2.95, $3.95 Up to $8.95 TOtm KAIL ORDERS recslrs careful attention. W. prepay the postage or ex press within a radlai of t bund red miles. Satisfaction Guaranteed tn .Terr Dnrchs'r or tout money cheerfully refunded Salem Store )aj)S "PIV CSS f J (-ie aTOKfonTue rtQKjj "CAN AND DO" Portland Silk Shop aj)S sjBjg 99 F 240 - 246 N. COMMERCIAL STREET
