TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1925
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THKEE
NOVEMBER RAIN
HEAVIEST ICE
LAST FEBRUARY
"With 5.24 inches of moteture
fulling (luring the month, Novem
ber ol this -year was the wettest
month elnce February, according
to weather statistic made public
this morning by Clarence Oliver,
government weather observer for
Balom. One 24 hour period of the
month, ending on the evening of
Nov. 11 was the wettest day of the
year. One and twenty two hun
reths of an inch of rain fell dur
ing that .time. There has been
only two other days this year when
more than nn Inch of rain fell, one
day being Jan. 20, with 1.04 inches,
nd tho other February 8, with
1.14 inches.
The lowest temperature of the
mouth reached early on the morn.
Ing of Nov. 23, was 28 degrees
above zero, and was the lowest
aince Jan 1 5, when the mercury
dropped to the same point.
The level of the Willamette river,
at 2.5 feet below normal at the be
ginning of tho month, the lowest
point to which, it fell during the
entire year, began to rise on Nov.
9, rising steadily throughout most
of the month. The highest point
of the month, 1.8 feet above norm
al, was reached on the evening of
Nov. 13.
Last night registered the highest
minimum of the month, with the
temperature fulling only to 63 de
grees. Although it was actually
part of tbo month of Nov., it will
be computed in the statistics for
Dec, the record not being taken
until this morning.
The total rainfall at Salem for
the first 11 months of tho year
it ami a at 29.51 inches, or 2.33 leas
than the official normal precipita
tion for last period. To reach the
normal rainfall by the end of this
year it will bo necessary for 8.22
Inches of ruin to fall In December.
Normal rainfall for Salem is 37.73
Inches annually. 1C moro than
3.64 inches of moisture falls dur
ing the lat month of this year
the year 1925 will ho wetter than
the year 1924, which was unus
ually dry "y ear.
STORM DOES
BIG DAMAGE
IN FLORIDA
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Policemen, not to be outdone,
entered into the spirit, by donning
seaside habiliments and assuming
traffic poets to gaily waive the
amateur Venetians on.
Fair shoppers also arrayed in
bathing suits splattered their way
about tho streets wading from
store to store.
Many motor cars were stranded
about the streets as tho raging
waters stalled engines. Throughout
the business portion of tho city the
water flooded over the curblngs
and swept into the ground floors
of stores and other buildings. Many
establishments were forced to clone
for the day.
Destruction Widespread
Trees, shrubbery, electric light
and. telephone wires wer down In
the residential section of Tampa,
while downtown, signs, smoke
stacks and wooden awnings were
blown down. The utilities com
panies here Issued warnings that
the streets aro not safe due to fal
len power lines.
RaHroadn are without fires, of
ficials report, and trains- to this
city are delayed.
Reports from West Palm Beach
said:
"The - entire Florida east coast
was whipped by a strong north
easterly gale. A stretch of ocean
boulevard near the inlet to Lake
Worth, nine miles north of West
Palm Beach, was being undermin
ed by the waves and volunteers
rushed to the scene, with logs, tree
stumps and stakes to try to save
the road.
Modern Venus Found
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Louise Mele, sixteen-year-old, girl of the East Side of New
York, is physically perfect, according to Annette Keller
mann. Her measurements show perfect symmetry and her
pulchritude is enhanced by her teeth.
announced through General How
zo that the challenge had not
been ' sustained, that General
Graves "will continue to sit as a
member of this court" and that
the case will proceed.
General Graves interrupted, ask
Ing the right to make a statement,
but on advise ot his colleagues,
he refrained from doing so,
The Incident was the second ot
its kind within a space of four
days. Brigadier General Edward
fj. King was accused Friday by
Representative Reld of having re
marked from the bench that the
defense testimony then being tak
en was "damn rot" but General
King apologized and no effort was
made to unseat him.
The precise nature of General
Graves' offending remark to his
colleagues today was not disclos
ed, but Representative Reid, who
overheard It, said It was of a
character to show that the general
was not taking an attitude of im
partiality. '
Captain H. E. Yarnell of the
navy, was on the stand testifying
regarding the Hawaiian maneuv
ers and the flare-up followed a
protest by the prosecution that
Representative Reid hud been us
ing improper methods of cross
examination.
After the challenge was over
ruled, Captain Yarnell resumed
his testimony, declaring that In
his belief the cooperation be
tween the army and navy forces
during the maneuvers was a ''suc
cess so far as was possible.
Los Angeles Jack Denipsey
wants the city to reduce the 10
daily license fee on his gymnas
ium, which with a state tax, he
complains is denting Ills bank roll
Now York Mrs. Frank Tinney
wouldn't be surprised if she and
Frank were remarried in a year
if her divorce is granted.
TRIP INTO SOUTH
Basketball practice started at
Willamette university this after
noon. With four veterans of last
year's varsity team In school, no
reason Is seen toy fans why a
stronger team should not be turn
ed out than that of a year ago.
Several members of last year'B
rook squad are out for the varsity
this season, but among the pres
ent freshman class practically no
material has been found that
gives immediate promise as var
sity calibre.
Guy Rathbun, Bearcat coach,
this morning announced that ne
gotiations aro underway to ar
range for a barnstorming trip in
to California during the Christ
mas holidays. Among places
where Rathbun plans to stop with
his team are Medford, Woodland,
Marysville, Sacramento, College
ot the Pacific at Stockton, the
Olympic club, Grass Valley and
Weed. The squad will probably
not go much farther than San
Francisco, Rathbun says. The trip
will probably be started on about
December 2 c and completed short
ly after school opens, January 6.
At most ot the towns along the
route teams representing the Am
erican Legion or similar organiza
tions will be met, Rathbun states.
0. A. C. has sent Its team Into
California on barnstorming trips
for the past three seasons.
Probably a short trip north will
be taken before Christmas, ac
cording to Rathbun, with Long
view and Multnomah club of Port
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Und to be met, A tow unimport
ant games will be slated for the
local floor previous to tne holi
day
Among tne veterans now on
hand ere Fasnachtf Robertson,
Erlcson and Hartley, all seniors.
Santa And Reindeer
; To Arrive Promptly
" At 11:30 Wednesday
(Continued from Page 'One)
reindeer live in tho North
1 When Santa stnrts back about
tive o'clock tomorrow afternoon
he wants to take with him letters
from all the little boys and girls
In Salem so he will have plenty of
time to look tbem over before
Christmas eve. Because the Sa
lem Elks lodge and the Capital
Journal have acted as Santa's
representatives for the past five
years he is asking them to take
charge again this year. All the
boys and girls of Salem are asked
to send their letters to Santa In
care of the Capital Journal before
tomorrow afternoon.
Santa was first persuaded to
come to Oregon with his reindeer
by the Portland Journal., Salem
is the only city in Oregon which
Santa will 'have a chance to visit
in daylight with the exception, of
course, of Portland. He is taking
time for the Salem visit because
he doesn't think it would be po
lite to go back to his Icy home
wlthou.t visiting Oregon's canitol
city.'
Not even with a circus has a
live domesticated reindeer ever
visited Oregon, except, of course,
on Christmas eve when old Santa
skims over the house tops of all
the good little children of all the
world.
Dancer and Prancer who are
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Quickly, Try This
For real result, this old home-made
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coming wilh Santa tomorrow are
very fine reindeer and are gentle
and tame and not a bit afraid ot
anything. Nakkela who takes
care ot the deer, will answer any
questions thai little folks or
grown-ups will want to aBk about
tbe animals, which In their north
ern home are used as beasts of
burden anj which are called up
there the "camels ot the north."
After Salem notary club mem
bers have welcomed Santa and his
reindeer at the Marlon hotel en
trance at noon they will go Into
the dining room tor luncheon and
Immediately afterward Mrs. C. S.
Jackson ot Portland, will tell
them all about Santa'B home coun
try away up north. Mrs. Jackson
returned only a abort time ago
from a trip to Iceland and the
Arctte clrole and she bas many
interesting things to tell ot her
trip.
Los Angeles, Cal. Insurance
claims amounting to (201,600
sought by Martin Welnscbencli,
art collector, who lost art objects
valued at nearly half million dol
lars when his Hollywood home was
robbed last February, have Been
denied by Lloyds of London.
Qrounds for the disallowance were
not disclosed.
Parla-r-Pedestrlans have organ.
Ized to protect themselves against
the tyranny of chauffeurs.
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accused General Graves should
no longer be permitted to sit as
a member of this court.
After Its consultation the court
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THE SALE OF SALES BISHOP'S
A Overcoat
I f I ' '. i STARTS WEDNESDAY AT 9 A.M.
1MB i i iu yv r I i -
IL- , I I I Men we are bidding farewell to all winter Overcoats. At the stroke of nine to- I
lUuJi l 1 ' ll I "vf M morrow this sale will be in full swing. Don't wait another day. These are the most I
IiVjky, J' J l ' IV hiLI extraordinary reductions we have made for some time. This is going to be the big- I
yyjijli j -(njT T gest overcoat sale we will have ever had. " I
f"? - V Vfl Ml Tdr 1 Regular $45 to $60 our fin-'
V ill Y I I Ks Regular $25 to $30 Men's Regular $35 to $45 nevest est coats are embraced in
grffiffli J 'fr (Young Men's all wool fab- styles and patterns this lot
fralf ' il6.50 $26.50 . $36.50
nT K ' ' I I Sheuet man make, all wool Hart, Shaffner and Marx,
JJ J U2sa- " (Tj Come Early fabrics Michaels Stern
Hart Schaffnal s fp) ' All of our heavy coats including Hart Shaffner and Marx, Michaels Stern and
- & Marx i many other popular makes will go at these three prices. Do not miss this sale be
ll JEI tz$ I T7 cause it will mean a saving of many dollars to you. If you wish to give someone an
IjWarffl i I I R'jAvir-XEi overcoat ior unnsimas Dut ii now. we win oe pieasea to snow tnem 10 you. s
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few cents. Druggwts also cell toot
ties of 14 and 100. Adv.