Capital journal., March 17, 1925, Image 3

TUESDAY, MARCH
Thirteen points la ell that sep
arates the high point man of the
Ealem hlrh school team and the
man In third place, so close was
the race between the men. Salem
Is not an Individual team as the
result show, most of the men de
pending on the team work in scor
ing. Salem played a total of 20
gamea not tu ludiug the state
tournament which is one of the
heaviest ncliedulca In seasons and
one of the toiiK.itest in the state.
Ealem nitit most of the recognized
leaders in the valley und although
they met some easy teams In their
district they also met some of the
strongest. They defeated every
team thjy met except Franklin
hisu of Portland, who won over
them by one point when the refe
ree called a foul on the crowd
which decided tha same, otherwiee
It would have gone into an extra
period. They also lost to the Ash
land team by a score of 30 to 25,
but returned the favor by defeat
ing them two gained on the Ash
land floor. The Cuemawa Indians
won ovo. them by one point. The
high school should have won that
game as they were five points to
the good with only a minute an.!
a half to go hut the Indians start
ed a rally with the final score rim
ming the banket eevural times be
fore goins in.
In tho other guinea they defeat
ed Silvcrton twice by score of 39
to 7 and 61 to 7. The alumni was
defeated after three overtime
periods by a score of 39 to 37.
They won over Lincoln high of
Portland 23 to 22, Ashland 21 to
20 and 35 to 26, Newberg 29 to
15 and 52 to 11, West Linn 30 to
19 and 29 to 12, Dallas 29 to 13
pnd 33 to 13. riney took the In
dependence quintet into camp by
scores of 21 to 8 and 23 to 13.
Eugene 23 to 21, Corvallis 29 to
18 and 24 to 17, McMinnviUe 25
to 8 and 21 to 19, and also de
feated the Willamette freshmen
by scores of 33 to 24 and 23 to 10.
They nlsa played another Willam
ette team winning that by a score
of 41 to 24. Altogether the team
totaled a score of 734 pointt
against their opponents 433. Theoc
figures do not include the games
played In the state tournament.
Ellis was high point man of the
year with a total of 200 markers
lo his credit. John Draper came
second with 190 and Heenan third
with 187. The others dropped way
down with Ashby the next highest
man scoring 57 points. The guards
are not depended on to score which
accounts the low score for them.
Bob Drager scored 40, Duffy 14,
Nash 13, Hansen 11, dinger 10.
Lyons 8 and Larson 4.
LEGION INITIATES 125
NEW MEMBERS HERE
Approximately 125 new mem
bers ol Capital Post ot tile Amer
ican Legion were Initiated at the
regular weekly meeting of the post
last night. The meeting was to
have been held in McCornack hall,
but because of the size of the
crowd it was changed to the arm
ory.
The oath was administered to
the nr.v men by George Griffith,
Btate Legion commander. The en
rollment of the local post has now
reached the 800 mark as a result
o! last night's additions, most of
whom came in during the recent
membership drive which the or
ganization staged.
After holding a short business
session, the Legionnaires adjourn
ed to a dance.
Homestead Lands Onened.
Washington, March 17. Class!
fication orders published by the
interior department designated
50.000 acres in Arizona, Idaho and
Washington as non-irrigable und
declared they wore open to home
stead entries. Nearly 150,000
acres In Idaho, New .Mexico and
Utah were listed under the stock
raising homestead law and desig
nated for entry in tracts of 640
ncres or loss.
Gasoline Price Reduced
Omaha, Neb., March 17. The
price, of gasoline at all Btatlons
operated by the Peoples Gas com
pany will be reduced today from
16.9 cents a gallon to 15.9 cents,
H. M. Michels, manager an
nounced. Gasoline at other sta.
ticms has sold at IS cents per gal
lon. Increased volume ot business
has made possible the reduction,
Michels said.
lEMAND
OF
Accept only genuine "Phillipe."
the original Milk of Magnesia pre
scribed by physician for 60 years
u an antacid, laxative, corrective.
tS-cent bottlep. also 50-cent bot
tles, contain directions any drug
tore. Adv.
17, 1925
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To the long list of Jewel robberies that have followed the custom of Now York women of wear
ing thousands of dollars worth of gems to the supper clubs and cabarets has been added the sensa
tional robbery of Mrs. Fay Perkins, who, with her escort, Milton Abbott, was held up In her home and
relieved of 140,000 in gems. Both Mrs. Perkins and Abbott were savagely beaten. Dorothy King and
Louise Lawson, robbed in the same way, were killed by their assailants. Mrs. Irene Scho.-llkopf. wife
of a Uufi'alo lranufacturer, was robbed of J350.000 worth ot goms In a Ilka fashion, while Mme. Edith
Bobe, wealthy moiute. lost a fortune In jewels in a similar holdup
SOLON CLAIMS HE WAS
OVERPAIORETUR?iS $18
The state of Oregon now baa thv
beginning of a conscience fund.
Yesterday Secretary of State Koz-
er received check from Charles
.1. Sheltn, who was a representa
tive in the recent legislature from
Uaker county, for $18.60, Shelton
explaining that the amount repre
sented an over-payment from the
i;tate at the end of the session. Hp
said the secretary of state had
computed his mileage from Salem
to Halfway, Or., when it should
ijave been computed only to Bak
er. Livesley News
Uvesley, Or., March 17. J. W
Gerber of Portland was in this
vicinity this week on business.
Little Naomi Crouser has been
absent from school this week on
account of a severe cold.
Dr. E. J. Jasper of Westport and
Mrs. W. E. burns of Wanna were
visitors recently at the home of
Mr. and Mra. II. B. Carpenter.
E. H. Goff and family of Ida-
bo have moved In C. D. Query's
ranch house. Mr. Goff is to do
the work on the ranch for Mr.
Query.
J. P. Bressler Is suffering from
olood poison In his left hand.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Townsend
and children were Sunday after
noon callers at the home ot Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Higgins.
Mrs. j. L, Zielke is spending a
tew days !n saiem with her sister,
Mrs. H. J. Tracy.
Brooks News
Brooks, Or., March 17. Uncle
John Cary returned from Port
land, Saturday, where he has been
visiting his daughter.
Mrs. McMunn and Miss Mc-
Munn, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Ashbaugh, made a visit to the
Uhe home of Ella Finney. Con
gratulat:ons were given that by
her efforts the old oak tree will
Mtill adorn t'ie center ot the high
way in front ol' bor place.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Harris were
Salem visitors Sunday afternoon.
Aabout 60 per cent ot the onion
seeding la don, It is estimated.
Tbl; spell of bad weather will
again delay the finish, which Is
later than it should be according
to some authorrtiefl. Out-bound
onions are moving very slowly,
probably about three or four cars
the coming week.
Few residents of Brooks have
escaped the epidemic of cold,
grip, or flu, or call It whatever
you want to, it doesn't change the
nature of it any nor make It any
nicer to endure.
Cooks hi 3 to
Standard full rite and
weight packagtt
Medium: pounds
Large : 3 pound, 7 os.
Toot grocw now hat two kicda
of Qoskar Oata tha Und jom
fctava alwaya koowa aod Qofe
Quaam,
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Rob Another Bejeweled Woman
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TURKS DESTROY VILLAGES
Constantinople, March 17. Re
ports from Angora say all the vil-
ages wtihin 12 kilometers of Diar-
beckr, Kurdistan, have been clear
ed ot rebels. Those villages In
which Turkish troone wer,e fired
upon were destroyed.
Premier Ismet Pasha Is quoted
3 declaring that further offensive
action by the rebels was unlikely.
IR1TISH DEVELOPING
AFFETITES FOR FRUITS
London, March 17. British
people are developing the fruit
eating habit, and while not quite
up to theVappIo a day standard,
the average consumption during
1924 was 85 apples, 53 oranges,
12 lemons and a quarter ot a
grafte fruit.
The fruit trades federation says
ihe country spent over 1,000,000
pounds sterling more on fruit In
1924 than in 1923.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
EOBE.
D0U6 FAIRBANKS BACK
WITH SAME OLD CAST
It rather looks as though Doug
las Fairbanks Is establishing
permanent stock company of
actors, for In his new picture.
"His Majesty, the American
which Is showing at the Bligh
Theatre today, there are a number
of faces familiar to Fairbanks
picture followers.
This marks the sixth picture in
which Marjory Daw has played the
leading female Yole opposite Doug
las. Frank Campeau, who plays
the villain, has been with Fair
banks for over a year. Lillian
Langdon appeared with Fairbanks
In "The Lamb," the first picture
he ever made, and has been seen
in other pictures with him. Al
bert McQuarrie and Jay Dwiggins
has likewise both been seen before
with Fairbanks. For these people
at least, the Fairbanks company
would seem to mean something
very substantial and definite.
Got Rid of
Neuralgic Pains
"I Buffered four years from
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nin. Now, thanks to Teniae
im in perfect health."
A. R. Anderson
1505 Austin Street
. Houston, Texas
wonders. Get a bottle this very
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LOCAL MARKET
Just 29,200 days ago lust Sun
day or, to be a bit more specific.
42,048,000 minutes prior to short
ly before daybseak, March 15,
1925, Sol. Levy, comptroller of the
exchequer and general factotum at
the Midget Market, opened a spec
ulative eye and pondered on things
mundane, and In celebration of
this memorable event, a real bung-
up party was given the fcO-yeiir-
young Salem merchant Sunday
afternoon at his home on Court
street.
Notwithstanding his long march
down through the years to the
number of an even four score, Mr.
Lvy Is still keen-eyed, alert and as
perky as an exultant young robin
just In from the south. It is an
extremely deceptive critter that
can conceal its good or bad points
from this buyer ot meats, and it
is generally the down-trodden con
sumer who comes off best In the
end after Mr. Levy consummates
a deal for his shop.
On his 80th birthday, Mr. Levy
finds himself comfortably and
permanently located over ten
thousand miles from his birth
place. He was born in a village
situated about bait days' jour
ney from Amsterdam, Holland, but
bo was raised to manhood in Lon
don, England. At the age ot 20
veara, Mr. Levy migrated to the
United States where for the paat
GO years he has made his borne,
"The ups and the down In the
past have been frequent and
many," says Mr. Levy, "but I am
still able-to do my stuff. With
this spring weather coming on 1
begin to fell pretty frisky and
were it cot for the looks of the
thing I would slick up and jazz
d round with the rest of the boys
these fine nights. Folks who
know my age would be scandalized
tt that, though. In these critical
timee us old fellers must watch
our step the same way the kids
have to, you bet."
Last Saturday evening Mayor
Olesy formally presented to Mr
Levy a beautiful birthday offer
ing in the shape of some choice
flowers forwarded by Herman
Straaten, a citizen of Antwerp,
Belgium. Mr. Straaten In the
brother of Mm. Levy and the
tiecJiit; t cauit as a great surprise
und a pleasure to Mr. lcvy.
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zeino, the Antiseptic
Liquid Easy to Use
When aDulied v directed Zcmn ef.
fectively .mio esEczt-ma.quicklyatopb
itchine. and neals skin troubles.
Soris, Burrs, WiHind and haling. It
pr legates, cleanses od Tothes. Zrmo
lit a clean, dejendable nd inexpensive,
antieotic liqvid, that i6 especially
ndap. d tor ia time use b cause
it jes not ihou.Vrial bottle 3Sc, large
iie vl-00: Z .no Ointment is recom
mended for us. at night 50c. Zemo
aoap, antiseptic and healing, 2uC.
Here's how
to enjoy your
smoking more
There are a lot of men,'
btess us, who light one
right after the other.
Here's a friendly little
tip to pass around
among ourselves a tip
that will help you double
your pleasure from to
bacco and to feel ten
times better cfter a day
of hard smoking.
Try this: Between
smokes simply eat a few
Life Savers of your fav
orite flavor.
See how they freshen
your mouth after smok
ing and how they make
the next pipe, cigar or
cigarette taste so much
better.
Six flaron ditplaytdat
all good ilora so
may htlp yourscij.
fpep-o-mii.t. Wint -green.
Cinn-o-nion, Lic-o-nce,
Cl-o-ve, and Vi-o-Wt
JOURNAL WAN1 ADS PAY
must
Chesterfield
Jhe Right Road
1 TiptoiheNotoritt- L J JT"
Time passes faster,
your wits are keener
and your nerves
are steadier with
Wrigley's to help.
Soothing and sweet to
smokers - refreshing
when you're "dry
good for that stuffy
feeling after hearty
meals.
Wr igley's will stim
ulate appetite and
digestion, remove
bad taste, and keep
you fit. It cleanses
teeth too.
w-wsw
uch popularity
be deserved
and it is!
We state it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos
used in Chesterfield are of
finer quality and hence
of better taste than in any
other cigarette at the price
Liggett & Myers .Tobacco Co.
CIGARETTES
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after every meal!
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more and more
smokers
everyday