Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 09, 1925, Image 2

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DEFEATS FRAT
TOSSERS 4114
- The Salem high school buaket
al five won over the Alpha Pal
Delta (rt team of the WiUametto
nlreraHy SUuraay afternoon by
k score of 41 to 24. The game was
fast although It was featured by
poor passing oa both, teams. Joh.i
Draper, ceuUr for the red anil
black five, as biKh point man
Df the game with 13 markers to
hie credit, tie falkd to get start
ed until late (n the second quarter.
Ellis was second high man on the
Salem five 'th 11 to his credit.
3Uincipher ot the Willamette five
rag high mio fur his team with
12.
The Salem fcUu school second
toain won over the Independence
hij;U school second team on the
(nil open deuce floor Saturday night
y a flco lo of 16 to 14. The game
Has fust and hard fought through
3ii t with the eroru tied at 12-all nt
the end of ne game. In a flva
Qiinute overtime period both tams
registered a field Roul but S:ilein
itiuk ftnother wltii only five oc
snd of the overtime period left for
the winning narker. Snlem won
jvor the Independence five In a
former moetuiR on the Independ
ence floor by a score of 11 to 10.
The Json I.eo Pioneers basket
ball team lost to the Whit mini Pio
neers by a score of 14 to 1. The
rmio was ion-sided as far as the
icore was concerned but the game
was one of tno best played on the
r". M. C A. f'oor this year. Ander
5:m Hyra rTaycd exceptionally
.rood ball. He has been playing
In top form nil season and Is de
clared to bp the best all-around
llhlr.te of tin Salem Y. M. C. A
imong the Pioneer clubs. In an
sthor basUetJx.ll pame the Daniel
iioone Pioneer dereated the Lin
;oln Pioneers by n score of 5 to 2
The game wart plow with neither
lido having rny advantage.
VEHFAKD ZAGHARY
WILL PITCH OPENER
New York march 0. Artie
Nehf looks i ke the choke of the
N'ew York rt.iints to pitching In
'.he first club, with Washington
in the "spriiig world series
Tuesday at Palm Bench.
At Clearwater, the Brooklyn
Ondgers are ready for the St.
Mollis Drowns on Wednesday. Dicfc
Cox is the sencatlon of the Brook
Ivn camn. having brought an ad
rnncrd education In hitting and
fielding from Portland of the Pa
jific Coast league.
Washington. March 9. Tom
Zachary, the reliable southpaw of
the Senators, who tamed the
Giants In tie last world series,
looks like the choice of Manager
Harrin to start the opening battle
it Palm Beach, Fla., tomorrow of
the exhibition nerie between the
DALLAS HIGH DEFEATS
OREGON CITY TOSSERS
Dallas. Or., March 9. The Dal
las high school banket ball team
cloMd Its seisoo Friday night at
Oregon City, winning by a score
of 19 to 13. The victory was an
unexpected one and brings up the
team's stock considerably, fullow-
ng a defeat here by the Yamhill
high school.
TOPS SILV
Sllvertan. Cr., March 9. (Spe
cial.) -One at the fa 1 eat tame
of basketball played at Silver ion
thU season was that of Friday
night when Wood burn won over
Silverton high school, to 8.
Both, teams started off with a
tush aad no storing wad done dur
ing the first few minutes. Then
Silverton converted a foul und the
one point wai alone on the board
for another lew minutes. Wuod
Imrn then converted a foul.
Throughout the firm half the two
teams took turn about making
points by fouls. At the close of
the first half the score was etx to
seven for Wjuuburn.
During the third quarter Wood
hum picked up, making a few
brilliant baskets. Silverton seem
ed unable to und themselves
throughout this quarter. In the
last few minutes of the game Si 1
vcrton again picked up hut was
hy then hopelessly behind In
poi u ts.
The Silverton girls had an easy
victory over the Wood burn glrli
in a game played before the boys'
game. The fccoro was 34 to 8. One
of Wood burn'. first string players
waa injured In the first quarter,
thus putting Wood bum at a disadvantage.
two clubs, according to word from
the champion's training camp at
Tampa.
President Griffith smoothed out
another uncertainty in his pitch
ing force yesterday, when he came
lo terms for u one-year contract
with V'ean fJregg, the veteran who
was purcha:e.'d after the close of
last s-asnn from Senttb.
Healing Eczema
With Cranberries
The mild acid juice found In
Cranberriees seems to kill the
tiny skin parasite which is the
direct cautte of Kczema and most
kin Irritatioue. With the cau
removed, the healing takes place
quickly. Cranolene Healing Cream
used externally, is based on this
discovery. In this cream the eran
berry juices have been combined
with Hoothing, cooling, healing
oils. It instantly stops the Itch
ing and speedily restores the skin
lo Its natural health and color.
Pse a $1 jar at our risk your
money back If you are not satis
fied. J. C. Perry drug store.: Adv.
FRESHMEN TAKE
GLEE CONTEST
The 17th anuua freshman glee,
staged by the studeuU of Wil
lamette uuiversfty in the Salem
armory Saturday ntght, wae won
by the first year class. It waa the
first time in many years that the
glee has been won by the frehmen.
The frenhinan sung was entitled
"Willamette." 1 he words were
written by Louise Fiudley anJ
Karl Pemberlon; the music was
written by Louise Fiudley. The
freshmen spring an original stunt
in Introducing an orchestra as
part of their number.
Other places were awarded as
follows: Juniors. 2d; seniors, 3d;
sophomores, 4th. The senior
made their rirst appearance of the
year in caps and gowns.
As a foreword to the glee,
Charles Kedding, president of the
freshman clas-, spoke a word of
welcome to the audience, and
briefly explained the purpose of
tho glee. A violin solo was given
hy Miss Helen Selig. Between the
junior and uophomore song a read
ing, entitled "The Heart of ar
Ave.-age Man." by Anthony Eu
wer. was re id by Miss Sadie Jo
Head. After the last contesting
class had sung Its song. Miss Mel
ton played a piono solo, "Hungar
ian Rhapsody No. 12," by Liszt.
The presentation of the fresh
man glee pennant to the fresh
man clans was made by Professor
James T. Matthews of the univer
sity. Ag a rrsult of winning the
contest the freshmen will be al
lowed to place a silver clasp, bear
ing their numeral, on the stream
ers hanging from the pennant.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
BROWNS' MANAGER IS -
BANKING ON PITCHERS
MONDAY, MARCH 9, 1925
Tflon-Siinnort Charged.
Dallas. Or., March 9. Albert
E. A 1 derm in, wanted on a non
mipport charee, was arrested Sat
urday In Corvallta and hold for
Sheriff Hooker. Alderman s fam
ily resides at Monmouth. Sheriff
Hooker brought the man here Sat
unlay night.
SHE MISSED
BEING
BEAUTIFUL
because her hair
was dull and life
less. She did nor
know the secret of
making it radiant
with natural lustre
a touch of henna
in the shampoo.
Ready to use m
HENNAFOAM
SHAMPOO
X C. Perry Drug Store
115 S. Commercial St.
St. Loula, Mo., March
week's review t the ilaua'i
camp at Tarpon bpriaisi ia..
Manager (Jeotfie buler says be
feete certain the St. Louia ttrowns
will get better pitching, i both
darting and relief, la than
they got in 1924, when a Utile
lighter twirling might taavtf kept
the club in the race to the close
of the seasoa.
Moundsnea also head the train
ing limelight among the Cardinals
at Stockton, Cal., Manager Branch
Itickey having experienced some
difficulty In finding a hurler who
could place the ball near the plate
during exhibition games Saturday
and Sunday. None of the pitchers
made a brilliant sbowlug.
French Comooser Dead.
Paris, March 9. MortiU Mosz-
kowski, plan's, and composer. ie
dead at his bume here. He was
burn at Ureslau, Germany, on
August 23, IMi. Among bis bet
ter known works are a bymphony.
"Jeanne D'Arc.'" fn four ' move
ments, a group of Spanish dances,
an opera, "Hoabdil," and a three
act ballet, "I.aurin."
Quick Action
for Piles
If yon iuftVr with the pain, train.
Itrhlntr, bulling- and eoreneai of
protruding piles, no matter bow ee
varo, sena to th Boartat drag ators
for a kO-cnt box of Pyramid Pile
SuppoHltorUii. It is a wojidor. You
get the kind of relief that puts you
ou your foul and gladly tll about 1U
GOLDS THA
PERSHING AND STAFF
TO BE BANQUET GESTS
Havana, Cuba. March 9. Gen
eral John J. Pershing, with hi
miaaUm on their way home from a
South American tour, wilt be
guest a at a dinner in their honor
tonight, having as host the Cuban
secretary of war, General Arman
do Moutes.
General Hernhlng, Admiral John
H. Dayton and Minister Frederick
C. Hicks, with their aides are ex
pected to m.l on the battlesb.ii.
Utah tomorrow for New York.
der $500 bail. The brother and
aihter were given into the custody
of their parents but authorities
were told fiat pUiw were feeing
made to send the boy back to Hun
gary. Kaluga came here from Hun
gary a year kgo and saw his cUter
for the first t me then. Ihey r it
plated their story of Intimacy at
the beariug today, the girl declar
ing she epcted to become a
motht-r.
YOUTH WHO MARRIED
SISTER TO BE DEPORTED
Johnstown, Pa., March 9. The
Atlantic oc?au may separate
Stephen Buloh Jr., 19, and Helen
Ualogh. 17. brother and sister,
who were married last Monday t
Cumberland, Md., it was indicated
today at a hearing before a mag
istrate, who held them both for
court upon a criminal charge un-
Ovr 17 MluqJa3 Used YiAmtv
VapoRub
For AH Cold Troubles
Cbrotlic coughs and persistent cold
lead to serious lung trouble. Yon car
slop them now with Creomulsion, ai
emulsified creosote that is pleasant t'
take. Creomulsion is a new medico,
discovery with twofold action; it soothe;
and heals the inflamed membranes anc
kills the germ.
Of alt known drugs, creosote is ree
ognized by the medical f rate airy as the
greatest healing agency for the treat
merit of chronic coughs snd colds anc
other forms of throat and Iunic troubles
Creomulsion contains, in addition tc
creosote, other healing 'elements whict
sootne and neat the inflamed mem
branes and stop the irritation and In
Bammation, while the creosote goes oi
to the stomach, is absorbed into th
blood, attacks the seat of the troubh
and destroys the germs that lead tc
consumption.
Creomulsion is guaranteed satisfae
tory in the treatment of chronic cough:
and colds, bronchial asthma, catarrhs
bronchitis and other forms of throa
and lung diseases, and is excellent foi
building up the system after colds oi
tue uu. Money refunded u any cougr
or cold, no matter of how long stand
Ing, Is not relieved after taking accord
ing to directions. Ask your druggist
Creomulsion Co, Atlanta, 0a (Adv.1
.-ci-.-- . -. N . " .
The fine style that you get in
a Castle Hat . is notjmerely
blocked inits built m. We
couldn't give. you Castle
style without superb, work
manship and die finest ma
terials it is possible to buy.
Castle style and Castle
quality are inseparable.iYou
get the best of both" when
you buy a Castle Hat.
Five to Ten Dollars
At Tour Dealer
Tudor
Wi ndtor
j:1
X Stirling t .v
o.T
ISCO I
eruxine
7-:- iTJ
and
'BAYER ASPIRIN"
INSIST!
Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you are
not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe
by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for
Headache
Neuralgia
Lumbago
Rheumatism
Accept on!y ''Bayer" package which contains proven directions.
Handjr "Bajor" boxes of 12 tablcta Also bottles of 21 and 100 Druggiats.
Aiplria b tho trad mark of Bajer Manufacture of MosoaeetlcacMpiter of SallcrMcaeld
Neuritis
9 '
KNOW
it's well
Your baby,too, can laugh
and coo and crow in
best of health.
V7
' 1 s
v
"ou just know
tfs NOTweW
There li no reason for your baby
to look or feel this way.
dn i
CONSTIPATION means
SUFFERING
cries, it frets.That is the warn
in? to bole out. Danger and
disease are lurking in the body.
All the poisons are bottled up
i.i that little frame. Relieve
this condition at once or you
may have a very sick child.
Poor little thing! It can't tell
when the milk is wrong, or it
has a little cold, or any of the
hundred things that might
happen to one so young! But
Nature can and does. The
baby becomes constipated, it
Dr. Caldwell's
SYRUP PEPSIN
The Family Laxative
relieves constipation and sin and pleasing aromatics in
brings the little one back to
health. It restores the bowels
to normal activity and so gent
ly that baby joyously laughs.
It's Nature s relief for consti
pation Egyptian senna, pep-
fOHSTIPAI
a pleasant tasting liquid com
bination prescribed by Dr.
Caldwell for years in hia ex
tensive practice and used
throughout the country for
over 30 years.
Gentle As Nature
Pleasingly Siveet
Nor U baby the only one who need
it. As effective for old u for young.
Your bowels should act at least twice
daily. Do they? It not, assist Nature
as millions are doing annually. Buy a
bottle of Dr.Caldwell'sSyrup Pepsin
now and use as directed. More than
10,000,000 bottles sold annually.
It It iotd everywhere medicine U
olJ--aiid fiunramred. Try It at our
rlJi. Your liruftitUt. will return your
money if It fai'.i lo do as promised.
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Mooticcllo, Illinois
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Insist upon Gum-
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Auto Supplies
190 South High Street
Phone 675
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