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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1925)
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEtf WITH OLD RIMS a light workout, with particular work ou defense u tain si an acriul attack, featured tho practice of the Bearcat football aggregation Thursday afternoon, In prepara tion for the clash with Pacific on Bweutland field hero Saturday. Saturday's game will close the sea son for tho Uearcuta so far as Sa lem is concerned. Games are be ing considered with the UuiveraUy of British Columbia and Uelliug ham normal school, but if either clash takes place It will bo at Bel lingham or at Vancouver, ii. Cv not at tialein. Pacific ia known to have a fast team consisting largely of veter ans, the backfield especially being formidable. They are expected tu resort frequently to the forward pass. tiweining, who came out for foot ball late in the 6caon, will start tue game at halfback for Willam ette, and wfl call the signals. Keidell, because of his pastiiug ability, will hold down the quar terback position. C. Zelier will start the ganio at fullback and f'asnacht, who has been out of the lineup all season because of an in jury, will probably play halfback during at least part of the game. In the line, Horrman will play at one end, the other being select ed from Robertson and Winalow. Robertson decided to come out for football a few days ago, having waited all season. Ho played cud last year. Stolzheise and Rhode will hold down tho two positions at tackles. Huston will play cen ter. Guards will be selected from Woodworth, Mort and Evans. In the tiual play of a stiff scrim mage Wednesday night, the final bard workout before the Pacific game, Rhodes and Woodworth were both hurt. Woodworth is re ported to have had several' teeth knocked out. Collingsworth to definitely out of the game with an Injured arm. Otherwise tho Bear cat s'luad is practically intact. The two Emerson brothers, play ing in the backfield, aro expected to be the mainstay of the Pacific offense. Rennow, captain and tackle, is among tho strongest men on the defense that Pacific will bring to Salem. The dope apparently favors Pa cific to win Saturday's clash. The Badgors defeated C. P. S. 25 to G C. P. S. wining over Willamette 7 to 6. Pacific defeated Unficld to 0, Llnfield running away with the long end of a 3 to 0 score against the Bearcats. O. A. C. de feated Pacific 56 to 0, and won over Willamatio by a 51 to 0 count. Pacific lost 1G to 7 to tho Klan Conducts Slain Man's Funeral j i i t W urn 4 wjJ I v V-jv'-.j MONMOUTH GETS FARM UNION MEET As a-fiery cross blazed nearby, klansmen directed the funeral of William J. Clark, mysteriously slain .in Hillside, N. J. Clark's wife and Joseph Cowen, an admirer, were held for questioning. A bracelet in Cowen's possession contained a picture of himself and Mrs. Clark. College of Idaho, which ranks al most on a-pax with the University of Idaho this year. Pacific has defeated Willamette each year for the past four years. Formerly the Bearcats won over the Badgers every season tor as far back as local sport historians can remember. SNOW MOTOR STUCK ON M'KENZIE PASS ROAD Eugene, Or.. Nov. 20. H, C. Hickman, of Hickman & Reed, pro prietors of the Eugene-Bend stage line, and Ed Jeneen, tractor me chanic, have left tor the McKcnzie pass, where they will again tempt to put the new snow motor over the road. Mechanical trouble has been blamed for the unsuccess ful attempts of the motor to nego tiate the puss so far. i ho company bus which was broken down on the Bend side of the pass has been repaired and taken back to Bend, according to word here. The new snow motor, contrary to general belief, will not open the pass for cars, even though success ful, but will Itself go over the snow carrying passengers. Rich, Mellow Chocolates for Quiet Evenings at Honie mm 16 Vcittlltt 0 Our FmjI ChiaUlu Ait Rtpttittifti STELLAR CHOCOLATES ' A crackling gfate fire, a deep asy chair, a book and good chocolates to rminch that s 'paradise Sow" for blustery November. For delicious ienterj artfully varied and mellow chocolate coatingj, take home Krause's Stellar Chocolates. Why not TONIGHT f $l.$2,$3 and $5 Another ,VERY popular box for the indoor season ts Krausc't Fruit! and "Nuts tht corrections coated richly In' perfect chocolate. 75c cr SI. 50 U Year Dtaltt Ccn'l Suapfo YosXggSPi' DliKl'nm WALLOWA PIONEER DEAD La Grande, Or., Nov.20. J. A. Rumble, 84, Wallowa bounty pio neer and veteran of the Civil war, died at his home at Joseph, Or., Tuesday. Ho was born in Wash ington county, Iowa, In 1842. and came to Joseph in 1880. He was appointed United States commis sioner in 1895. He served on a commission which separated Wal lowa county from Union county, Ho also Bervcd ae postmaster at Joseph and as councilman. Dur ing the Civil war he was a mem her of the Fourth Iowa cavalry, company D. He enlisted in 1861. Hollywood. Nigel Barrle, film actor, who divorced his first wife In London, has been married to Mrs. Gertrudo Pocklngton of Rho desia. All persons who smoke 1n pub lic or who are Intoxicated are to be taxed in the state of Tabasco, Mexico. 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 ex perience as practical painters.. Phone 594 154 S. Com'l St. Buy Your Paint at a Paint Store Where fireplaces dorit reach your OilHeater does Pearl Oil In a jort s . able oil heater is an auxiliary to the fire place and furnace, and of many daily uses warmth to dress by, bathe, or dine, etc. Pearl Oil is the highest grade kerosene only re fined and re-refined by the Standard Oil Company's special process. Chan burn ing no oily odor and It . won't corrode the heater I Ask for Pearl Oil by namil STANDARD OIL COMPANY PEARL OIL '(KEROSENE) HEAT&UGHT Tonight The Chamber of Commerce is of fering the best corn grown in Ma rion ana oik Counties at the Sa lem armory. Monmouth, Or., Nov. 20. (Spe cial) The Oregon State Farmers Union nas notified tTio Monmouth Commercial Club that tho invita tion to, hold the next state conven tion at Monmouth has been ac cepted. Tho convention will be held some tlmj in Jiy Soveral hun dred members and 7E delegates are expected to attend and plans are being made for their entertainment and accommodations while they are in Monmouth. Tho reasons given for selecting Monmouth were the offer of a large hall for meet ings, entertainment including a banquet, the location of the State Normal and other points of Inter est here and tho hospitality of the people of Monmouth. DOUGLAS COUNTY MAN, DESPONDENT, ENDS LIFE Roseburg, Or., Nov. 20. How ard h. -WarJ, a resident ot the Green statlcu community, was found dead at hie home late loet night, having committed suicide by shooting hlmselt In the head early in the day, his act apparent ly having been caused by dospond ency over ill health and financial reverses. Mr. Ward had been In pool- health for the past two or throo months. Hi bad been operating a small farm near Green and had suffered the less of his broccoli crop, so that his financial condi tion was causing blm considerably Radium bearing deposits have been discovered in the Belgian Congo. It has on display for you, the finest products of the seven leading com munities in Marion county. The Chamber of Commerce- is put ting on this corn show in order that you may see just what the farms of Marion county are producing. Get acquainted with Salem Heights, Liberty, Sunnyside, Fruit land, Labish Cen ter, Marion and Scotts Mills. These communi ties are proud, of their displays and want you to see them. TOMORROW SATURDAY Prof. W. L. Pow ers, head of soils department, O. A. C. will talk Satur day afternoon. SHOW CLOSES SATURDAY NIGHT ; AT 10 O'CLOCK ADMISSION FREE TWO MONTHS OF NEVER 'ENDING PLEASURE itne H EAD COLDS Melt in spoonj inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils, V VapoRub Oe.r IT Million Jan Ud P.arty ICHS worry. 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