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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1926)
PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON .WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926 DEDICATE FINE ARTS BUILDING University of Oregon, Eupene. Oct. 21. (Special) At the dedi cation of the Fine, Arts building to day as part of the Semi-Centennial celebration , Dr. E. T. Willnma, professor of Oriental language and literature at the University of California and one of the leading American authorities on the Ori ent, declared that the proximity of the University of the Far East made It particularly fitting that a museum nf Oriental art be estab lished in Eugene. 'This building," said Dr. Wil liams, "will not only serve as n fitting memorial to President P, I. Campbell, who was so interest ed In art, but will also provide a suitable home for the Murray Warner collection. "It Is not pt range that a muse um of Orlentn! art should be es tablished In this for Occident, but a very appropriate thing. We should learn to appreciate the art of the Orient in order to gain nn understanding of these far-removed people: this understanding can not but cause prejudice to vanish," he declared. The art of the Orient Is worthy of study, saJd Dr. Williams. "Civ ilization wns born In Asia, and fronvAsia wo derive our faith, the beginnings of science and our phil osophy. In a university we seeli the wisdom of all the lands and ages, and the Orient should not be neglected. May Oregon conr tlnue to gather here the rare treasures of the Far East to be an inspiration to her sons." "Each race hao its own Inheri tance nf Ideals and traditions. These find representation in art. and for that roason the art of every country Is characteristically different. We do not want th Chinese or Japanese to adopt our Ideas of art, neither do wo want to adopt their ways, for wo have our own nntlonal Idenls to main tain. But to appreciate and un derstand the art of the Orient, is to Increase the lnter-racial friend ship and pence." DRUNK OFFERSTlGHT FOLLOWING BURGLARY Loot consisting of two coato, a qunntlty of stamps, a camera, n. small amount of money, a knife, a cap, n check for M and several . other things wero taken, glass was broken In the office door, the telephone wire cut, glassware wrecked on desks and In labora tory by Ed Whlrd, who entered, the en a station of the Portland Electric Power company at the foot of Chemekctn street Inst night, ; .Whird wns later arrested by Offi- j cor Emery James on Ferry struct, and Is in the city jail. The officer was called by em ploye! of the company who beard the man knocking about In the station. When approached by the officer Whird attempted to at tack him with a knife, but was overpowered by the pollcemnn be fore he could draw it. Whird Is said to have been drunk. lie Is a stranger in Salem. BEARCAT LINEMAN IS HURT IN SCRIMMAGE John Propp, lineman on the Bearcat squad, was Injured in prac tice on Sweetlnnd field last night, sustaining a badly wrenched ankle. Those who witnessed the accident thought that It would assume more serious proportions as Propp was bent backwards with his leg twisted under him. Coach Keene was pleased over the showing made In scrlmmag last night, the athletes showing more fight and fire than on other occasions, though It is difficult ty keep them keyed up nil of the time. They looked much better, running around the ends like It meant busi ness. Some of the spirit let down when It was learned definitely that the scheduled game with Multnomah had been cancelled when the winged M officials In Portland call ed the rest of their games off. Keene Is trying to get n game with some team for this date, however. KEXSMITII VISIT Donald. Or., Oct. 21. Mr. nn.1 Mrs. S. A. 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Hplcitdid for throat tickle, hoarseness, bronchitis and bronchial asthma. 1'inex is n highly concentrated com pound of genuine Norway pine extract and palatable guaiacol, which has been used for generations for throat uud chest ailments. To avoid disappointment, ask your druggist for "2 'A ounces of Piuex" wiiu directions, linn ran teed to give absolute satisfaction Finer Co.. Ft. Wavne. Tnd $1 wmmm J IT for Cough sJu FOOTBALL U. OP 0. vs. STANFORD Eugene; Saturday, Oct. 23rd. $2.30 EUGENE AND RETURN V via Oregon Electric Tickets on sale Saturday, Oct. 23rd, leaving Salem at 9:55 a. m. Return limit Sunday Phone Main 727 tw n i m pecial Prices FOR ONE WEEK ONLY 30x3y2 Ford wheels .$3.15 Ford double wishbones....' 80c Luggage Carriers 70c Ford top recovers (roadster) $5.00 Oregon Special Rebuilt Tires 30x3i2 regular ....$5.45 30x3t2 oversize cords $6.45 31x4 oversize cords $8.45 32x4 oversize cord $9.45 33x4 oversize cord .$11.95 29x4.40 full balloon $8.95 These tires are all fully guaranteed. Only 4 tires to a customer at these prices. 80x3 Vi Kenyon Red Tubes $2.00 2nd hand and vulcanized tires, al iizes $1.00 up MIKE'S AUTO WRECKING HOUSE "and CAPITAL TIRE MFG. CO. II. STEINBOCK, Prop. 205-215 Center SI. Phone 398 Salem, Ore. several days at the I Q. Gleay home and Miss June Sexsmlth Is a K u eat of Margaret Rich. The Sex- ttinltha have many friends In thU community, having resided here nine years while Mr. Sexsmlth wa agent In the Oregon Electric rail way station here. 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All sizes, Special at $2.95 Double Cotton Blankets real value for ;.$2.25 85c Heavy Fancy Top Wool Socks Special at : 49c 75 7o Wool Union Suits, all sizes, Special at $3.45 Wool Auto Eobes. $5.00 value, Special $2.95 Men's Dress Pants Specia lly priced at $1.95 100 Wool Union Suits Specially price at $3.95 Heavy Double Cotton &ey ff Blankets, Special at D.U7 Work and Dress Shoes Men's Work Shoes, (21 Oft Special Per Pair Work Shoes $4.00 value, &sy QlJ? Special at tPZitUt) Men's Rolled Edge Rubbers fr Special at JD C One Lot of Dress Shoes, values to $8.00 will be sold (jQ Qp Special for Pt.tQ Men's Canvas Gloves. Buck. Heckt Pacs Ev ery pair guaranteed for satisfactory wear. $12 value jrr ryjf Special ., P I I D Men's Dress Caps $2.50 values. 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I 9 279 North j Commercial St.' Opposite Fry's Drug Store SALEM'S LEADING ARMY & NAVY GOODS STORE 4 Doors North of Home Restaurant Look for the Electric Sign and Blue Front ' 279 North Commercial St. Opposite Fry's Drug Store
