PAGE SIX
READY TO DEFEND
NATIONAL TITLE
Seattle; Wh, April M The
University of Washington crew,
victorious In lu annual race with
the L'nlvernlty of California. Is
no'ntinir for the national Inter-col
legiate regatta at Pouxlikcepfle. N
Y., with five veterans oml three
recruit to defend the champion
ship. The Washington varsity agiln
has a pace seller, the husky l!l
brlckaon. Willing at number ail
li rowing his third year. He was
the haro of the Pougbkeupala re
gatta of 15. when, ordered to
bed for an tnfjetod leg. he was up
and pulling strove oar In the race
that Kave Washington its flrft na
tional title.
Captain Max Lnft, at number I
and Snnford at number 7 are also
veterans. Condon, at number five.
rowed last year. The newcomers
ro Malone. at bow. Mathews, at
numbr 4; llnrt at number 3; and
afcrcom. coxswain.
lixcept for the cojcawtln, the
Washington shell Is propelled by
giants. The shortoit of them
stands sis feet. The lightest
weighs 172 The average weight
Is and the average height
six feot, 1 Inches.
owner to get out on the ocean un
der the A erics n flag and star
there with reasonably good
chance of maLing money."
Kipresalng approval o sugges
tlons that eftrrlr. be msde to coa
rinco members of congress from
the south and middle eet that
the Interest of America lies In
helping to maintain rnl tcelop
the carrying ttade of the United
States In private hands.' He as.
serted that the public mind should
be "sgituted" so that the board
can sell ships.
"Our ships sre for sale," h add
ed. "We forget completely the
original cost aud we are wIIIIdk
to sell for an extremely low figure
to anyone w.i can eatisty us oi
Ills Americanism and his seagoing
iperlence."
BEARCATS PLAY
0 A C NINE HERE
The Willamette university base
ball team will open Its nor thwe.il
conference season with a game
against the Oregon Agricultural
:olloge on the Willamette diamond
this afternoon. Guy Ilatnoun
Willametlo mentor, stntod this
norninx that In will probably al
ternate Ellis and Kalalisn in me
pitcher's box during tho game.
Fasnacbt, ho was hit on the
knee by a pitched ball during the
TO MEET FRIDAY
The first regular meeting of the
Salem Gun club, organized Bun-
ay. has been called for rrlday
Igbt at the chamber oi commerce
rooms. Uensral plans oi ine ciuu
ill be taken up at the meeting.
Is expected that various kinds
of competition with neighboring
clubs will be gt under way.
Officers of the organization
elected Sunday, are as follows:
resident. Dr. O. K. Prime; vice-
president. George Parmer; secre
tary, Vic McKenzie; treasurer,
Carl Dahlberg- field captains, Kd
Viesco and It. O. iccent.
At present there are about 2
men who belong to the club, it
,n expected that this number will
be considerably increased Friday
Ight. An invitation bas bees
extended to all those Interested to
be present at rrlday night's meet
ing.
same acainst Ihe stale peniten
Coac:i Rjssel Callow bears the t,ary team gmuniay, , expected to
be back In a suit this afternoon.
He was not on deck yesterday. He
will probably hold down bis reg
ular berth at shortstop. Either
Poling or Itober.son will play t
second, the other occupying an
outfield position. Otherwise the
lineup for Into afternoon la vir
reputation of being the only un
defeated crew mentor In America.
Carrying out trie system bequeath
ed him by conibear. he has brought
out eights that row with a smootn,
pcwerful ew.-ep. The recen: Cali
fornia race, the Washington men
average! 31 strokes to the minute,
while the other oarsmen exhnuM
ed themselves with quicker but
More choppy strokes.
IT HERE
1 5 YEARS IS DEAD
vaUy certain. Horraaa will Iw-
n tho first it it ion. Wiain at third
Towner will cairn. Hansen win
bo Riven a chuiiro In the outfield
ttia other outflcldurs beiug select
ed from among Kaianitn, imiu
i'olinff and Robertson.
The game braids at 4 o'clock.
Following an lllnetts that
tended over a month's tune, Jacob
A. Rle, Silem bU3incHs mun. died
last night at his home. He was
2 yearn of nxi.
The hurt 15 years of Mr. Rbte's
Ufa Itad been spent In Hulem,
where ho had engaged In the uhoe
and leather bussinetta. He and liia
Bun. Arthur Itlse, operated a store
on North Ccnuneruiul atrtul. He
oame hero from Iowa, where fur
muny years he had conducted a
hardware and harneba and aad-
dtery stun..
Mr. Kino Is survived by a widow,
Purah Rbe and two children, Ar-
thur and Iiornlcc. Arthur has
been In busiiKvw with hi father
fur the i)int 4 yenrn. liernleo in
a men) Lor of tho librury nt.iff at
the University of Oregon.
Yon Can Buy at Woolworth 5-lU
Hdroot rroituctti nuir ion
I Taroleuin Hair Wash Cocoa-
nut Oil Shampoo In convenicn
I .site bottles, as advertleed In Na
tional maRaztnee. Adv.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
STUDENTS TO ATTEND
TUESDAY, APKlL 28, 1925
CUSSESISTHETW1SH
New listen. Conn., April IS.
Wesleyan Intends to stop keep-
inn books ou the commits ana go
inss of her honor students," said
Or. James Lair-ens Mcuoansugny,
the new president of the univer
sity In an address before the New
Haven alumni association of tbat
colleee here last night.
"In the very near future," he
sadl, "all Juniors and seniors who
rank above the average, will be
told that they need not attend
classes except when they believe
it will be the most beneficial thin-;
for them to do. It Is ridiculous t
treatment of proven ability ami.
maturity as though tbey are chil
dren. "I believe the day Is not far
distant when certain students wll
be told if thev can better refer
ences in the libraries of New York
city to go there and study for a
week or so. After that it will be
but a short step to the practice
of sending men to Europe for his
independent study of modern
languages."
Xelieves Coneh Like Kagis
"FOLEY'S HON BY TAR
COMPOUND Is the only eons a
medicine that over cava rse re
lief. It work on a cough or cold
like magic," writes Mr. George
Forse, S7C8 Blgelow Blvd., Chi
eaeo. III. Contains no opiates.
Good for old and young. FOLK Y '8
HONEY It TAR COMPOUND to
one of the largest selling cough
medicines In ths world. In de
mand over fifty year. Insist up
on FOLEY'S. Refuse substitutes.
Adv.
!
'ilcCoy's Keeps Old
Folks Feeling Young
Try nils New CXxl 14 wr OH Prrp-
nraUon u i nrrcaHe our
btrenKih, Vllaltty mid Kn-iluniiicc
SLEEP - INTERRUPTING
PROSTATIC TROUBLE
RELIEVED
Whr should any old person let
feebleness overwhelm them in
these enlightened days? Purely ev
eryone knows by this time that
Cod Liver Oil contains more vita-
mines than anything else on eartn
and Is the greatest body builder
In the world.
Any physician will tell you
that.
You'll like to lake McCoy s cod
Liver Oil Compound Tablets they
are sugar coated and as easy to
take as candy ana they ao neip
old people.
Why not try being years young
er again why not grow etronger
In body. In mind. In vitality! wny
not lake McCoy's Cod Uver oil
Compound Tablets and drop years
from your ace in SO days? We be
lieve that a 30 days treatment will
make you feel years younger but
at any rate try them for 30 days
ind If you are not satisfied get
your money back 60 tablets 80
cents at J. C. Perry. Central Thar
macy. U. J. Fry or any progresaiv
drusiflst. He cure and set McCoy'
the original and genuine. aut. accepted.-
CORNS
la one mrnnt Just that catclr the pskia
end. Nottunc so Mfa. un, thunMMChly
StvOc and deatftic In trrary way r
mScholl's
jLinopads
Jxxt one on-thm pain Im font"
ITavlnff heard of your Alvlta
Tablets, I came to your Long
Reach store two weens ago ana
nought a box of sixty tablets for
tl and within one weeK was ao-
aolutely relieved of a long atand
ing trouble with my kidneys oi
prostate which necessitatea my
being up from lour to aix tunee
during the night.
I can hardly express my ap
preciation for the good these tab
lets have done for me In this re-
a;ird. I am a man of mature age.
but feel like a young man today
I am buying one halt do;
boxes of Alvlta Tablets to give to
my friends."
(Siitued) C. A MOTT.
Alvlta Tablets are scientifically
nrenared from the wonderful al
fill fa plant, which through Its long
root absorbs the vitay elements
lime, iron and phosphates neces
sary to health and vigor. A 1 vita
has proved especially beneficial In
overcoming kidney, bladder and
nrnntfite trouble. No matter what
you have tried, try this remedy of
Nature now. A dollar buys a box
at any drua; store. Perry's Drug
store will supply you. Mail orders
Adv.
L I Dick and L M, Hum
CH1NIS1 albOIUJlNE CO,
420 and 2f uutc St-
lias wooderfal Chinese
dies Klilcn .-III earn any Hainan
aiuuunl tnclodloc sldrache.
barkuibe, stninarh, kidney
trouble, male and female. If 111
consult as al once. Delay at
danircroHa.
EstahllKhed II yean la 4e
. Orecoe
rbene S8S
No Trouble Or Inconvenience
Ferhaps you jiave experienced running short olmoney
while traveling and trying to draw upon your bank at
home. You know, then, the inconvenience of waiting
for identification.
A. B A. Travelers Cheques are as good as goia
wherever they are tendered in payment of P"se!
garags. restaurants .'and hotels, invert your money
into this form before your travels this spring ani
summer.
United States
National Bank
Salera.Oregoiv
Toe
WILL ASK CHANGES IN
MARINE POLICY OF U. S.
WiiHhinKtnn, April 28. Kerom
niendutioiiH which will be made by
tho Ahippinr bonrd to the next
conrireHH, ('haliiuan O'Connor said
today, "will In mndo with a view
to making it powlble for a private
of your satisfac
tion when we make
l-.ihlon Cr.fl Cra
vati sad when we sik
von to iiurtit on t hem.
) Say "FsMon-Crait"
get falis(KUon.
SciioENrexD Bros.. Inc.
Settle H Ttotk
NEW AND FACTORY
BEBUILT
Typewriters
rnderwood, Olirer, Royals,
Corona, Remington, Woodstock,
Portables, all makes
Bold on easy terms
All makes Rented and Repaired
Atlas Book and
Stationery Co.
Bobber Stamps Seals
465 State Fnon M0
lfe
rjer Yur Ranffc N(nv i
Special Offer Ends A
Thursday H
TF Y0U have not already seen thcse dj Hi
k tJ&P&PP' modern' efficicnt ranges with all SI pgs
S AfVjfCftlftl their improvements be sure to come I
A & $f'& ) now while the special offer is in effect
llSr 1
IL ELECTRIC EANGES H
'M "--? "5,r eacj, jay. The electric timer turns your Ml I ill
5 i oven ON and OFF when you wish it to JrJ I 1 "
$ s even if you're far from home at the time. t 1
M I Thc utomatic ncat control eliminates' y
fi "?S-r tUe guesswork from your cooking and M; (r
M AiUttttttmUSq insures results before you start! Until
' afjaSTi? Thursday offered for y j
5 1 iff J -4 A ?0 ini,M Pmnt the Ml j H
4 1 ZL3 MaxM on conveniens l i Bm
If rJ monthly term. Kjj j MM
I XWl Th (saarf. i.kral Rf tht blUt VltftOUS lined 11
O 'TZX'.H oven-fftecoverf corner-
!
eimsatio
Of the Season
ANOTHER MONTH-END IN FULL SWING
ONE HALF
TTDU
CE
St tht btat vitrtoms lined
oven tht coved corner
en easy to dean os a china
ptrte!
Portland Electric & Power Co.
237 N. Liberty Phone 85
Ml
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VI
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ONE HALF
Today, Wednesday Thursday
April 28-29-30
Shoes selected for his wonderful sacrifice sale will only be sold
on the above mentioned days, nothing sold before and nothing
after these three days at y2 price
Our last sale conducted at the end of March was such a remarkable success that
every one has been asking when we would have our next sale. We are going to offer
more wonderful bargains and make this a still greater success than our March sale.
We naturally take a heavy loss in a sale where the cut is so drastic but we feel com
pelled to force out short lines and keep our stock moving to enable us to give our
customers the very latest patterns and styles in the high grade lines that we carry.
Hundreds of pairs Men's, Women's, Child ren's and Boys' Shoes selected from our
stock, will be sold at exactly Vt of the market price. All Ten Dollar Shoes sold at
$5.00. All $6.00 Shoes at $3.00. Boys' $5.00 Shoes sold at $2.50. If you can truth
fully say that you ean equal our prices an y place in Oregon we will give oo a pair of
Shoes free.
Rubber Heels Put on Your Shoes Every Wednesday at O It
Half Price. Only the best 50-cent heels are used tOK.
mm
mm
H
DO Y0U1 FEET HUBT1
Corns ant callouses re
mored without pain or sore
ness. Ingrown nail remorcd
anil treated. Tains In feet,
weik-foot. tlt toot, toot
etrilna and fallen arches ad
Justed. Uo not suffer. I will
fire you the kest that science
can produca In scientific
chiropody. Consult
DR. WILLIAMS
About Vour Keet
Hours t to (: 30. Phone ell
kwlM VA .Ky fcrftaeluh
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REPAIR DEPARTKEHT
Our shoy Is equipped with
all new machinery. We uis
nothing but ths rary test
trade ot leather that money
will buy.
Mr. Jaeobson. In charts ot
this department, tl in ex
pert in his line has spent
rears In factories end repair
shops snd will do nothing
but high grtde work.
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