Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, January 21, 1927, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWELVE FiGHTiNGGOB MEETS TENDLER HERE T ITHE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1927 T TONK.HT8 BOXING CARD KalJor Y, Mile f.ordoi, PontArwt, 122, it. ir Trad hrr, HmU, Wo J 22, JO round. T-d Fox. Indt-fwrulfw-, in. BiJtr HubbittM J'onUtuL, tlx roviid. Chuck Hrmn, Stlirnoo, . -ed' Uilf raft, fc)ioa, foor round, I evfut. lack ImIa, Hubbard, ts. Bill Mode), Siajtoo, four ran nd. Art (iold'-n, Slni, r. lyv rrn Ualt, Sab m, (oar MMindA. Sailor Wiiiii Cordon, the fitrhlln? gob, err.b&rkji upon the rough, bil low ry brin of fU'anU In the local rmory arena tonlrhl (n the first "blir time" classic tn-round mala rent ilatM for Salem when he neets one of the tough t, wilit Utile battlers In the ncnhwest, Vk Tendler of Everett. Waah. Both of the principal are wll known along the coast and Gordon hae been fighting main event In Portland for the lajrt three or four months, meeting a number of cler er lads. VhJJe Tndr has not been on the I bit In Portland for some time, he has been featuring cards In Washington and hi boring-ln style Is liked by the fans. Vic got the bet of Gordon In Washington last ' May and thinks that he can repeat. As has been stated before, this Ut the first time in Kalem's ring hiatory that a real Portland main event has been billed here and Is but a starter of what will follow If the fight fans want this kind of entertain ment. Fights of this class do not come for a song and unless there n proper support for them the fieh. game In Salem is dead. Match maker Harry Plant will not brinir third-raters here any more, he says. and cannot afford to lose money by bringing big shot here so take your choice, support these kind of fights that merit large housea watch the boxing came In Balem go llooey. A real main event In Itself Is scheduled in the six-round semi wind up between Td Fox of Inde pendency and Billy Robblns of Portland. The followers know both of these lads and are enured of their money's worth In this scrap alone. The first preliminary Is sched uled to start promptly at 8:30. plaintiff la seeking to recover aa autocmbile. er In lieu of that 4i in damages. Felix L Branch has fld suit acainst Ann Carpenter and others to quiet title to real property. Action for money for wages has been filed in circuit court by Eliw Bence-.t against Martha Ettner. The county court has completed drawing Its Jury list for the com ing year. It Includes about 494 names. From this Ut Is drawn the various jury anels for court terms in epartmect No. 1 during the year. Court Ho'.'se Happenings A decree of divot r has been granted to Jess C. Hatton from Anna Hatton. A Jury In circuit court. A. J. Vlck. foreman, found for the defendant In the case of John Klrchner against Ivan F. Brown. Standard Oil company has filed a complaint In circuit court against th MacDonald Auto company to rscover 202 alleged to be due for goods furnished. LEGION HEARS LINGELL SPEAK Starly S0O ex-tervice men and their lade, representing posts of the American L'gicn in Ka!m, In dependence, B:lvertcn, Ct-rvallls. Dallas and Sheridan, heard the j preparedn-! rr.s&s of Edwin L. Lindell, s?ate adjutant for Minne sota and farmer state commander of that state, speak, at the arm-) ory Thursday night. Tribute was paid to the American Legion aux- j UiAry and to its service for dis- ' abied veterans and child welfare I work. Other speakers were Arthur A. j Murphy, state commander; Carl j Movr, state adjutant, and Leland : Gilbert, executive secretary of the' Portland post, all tf Portland, and : Charles J. Johnson, commander of the Lelbert Keeves post at Eilver- ton and national committeeman. lirazier C. Small gave the welcom ing addres and Rev. Martin Fr- eahctian the invocation. Kntertalnment features included selections by the Sheridan post band, the drum and bugle corps of Capital Post No. 9, a musical skit by Donald and Glenn Woodry iM Mrs. I . X. Woodry at the pi ano and a selection by the Chan- Wler trio. Iiancing concluded the 'n'.ertainrnent. DELEGATESJHAPPY Btayton, Jan. 21. Three mem bers of the local high school are rejoising over the fate that made thm delegates to the recent con vention of h.gh school students held a, the University of Oregon. Every minute of their time was taken with a continual line of ed ucational and entertaining things, prepared for them. The three who made the trip were Mies Ruh Re of the s'aff for the annual. Miss Eda Adams on executive mem br, and MI.s lieati.ee Amuneden and faruky advi-er. RAIL MERGER PLANS ADVANCE STEP FURTHER Ntw York. Jan. 21 & Mer ger pi&na of the Great Northerr. and Northern Pacific railroads hare advanced another a:ep w:tl. agreement for an exchange of '.ck cn an equal share basis. The agreement was made yes terday at a conference attended by directors, officials and counsel of he two raiixoads. In a statement announcing tha encouragir.g pr&gre&s had been made tn the negtftiatlon.t, Ralph Eudd. pre .dent of the Great Northern ar.d Charles Donnelly. president of the Northern Pacific aa.d the exact method to be adopt ed for putting the plana Into exe cution cou'.d not bs revealed at this time. Unification of the two lines first must havs the sanction of the interstate commerce com mission. Mr. Donnelly departed for the west after the- conference and It is aumed that there will be further discussions, probably In St- Paul. The statement of the two exec utives said the boards of directors of the two Northern companies were In agreement on the equal xchar.ee of stocks for shares in :he new operating company. 'The stockholders of the two Northern companies," It adtl(d 1 "have long earnestly desired to '. ftct a unification which would complete the community of inirr- rst to which the two companier ire already committed by reason it thfc.r Joint control of the Eu.--ngton and of the Spokane, Port land and Seattle, and It tt gratify- E. W. Cooley 211 N. ComX St. Harry I. Pearson ing that the plan Is progressing so favorably. PROFESSIONAL COACH Chemawa. Jan. 21. George Nix, former student. Is bow coaching a professional football team In Ok lahoma with success, it was learn ed recently. Nix. tackle and pu p!l of Bill Warner wh-le coach of the Chemawa eleven daring the years of 1917 and 1)1!, and later a member of the famous Haskell In' dtar.s team, under the tutelage of Dick Hanler, who resigned this year, earned nationwide recogni tion tackle. C00LEY & PEARSON GROCERY CO. GU ARANTEED QUALITY FOODSTUFFS Compare Our regular prices listed below with the prices you are paying. 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Won't you share our hospitality when next in Poitland, whether for a Ji. a week or a rr.or.th. Sirs. E. Jean Campbell Owner and Mgr. tjmj, mitiKi m El KTH TP n a w m wb M uTna d Centralizing the control of all units and our various depart- d ments, we eiiect many savings passea aiong 10 you m iuwtsi prices. Operating a large number of stores with one central organization reduces handling expense on a tremendous vol ume of merchandise. One man directs all of the 20th Century stores with one stroke of his pen. The saving belongs to you. Phones 1371-1372 Delivery Remember our delivery covers entire city a i. times daily. Also West Side once daily. Salem Heights Tuesdays and Fridays Free delivery. Action for replevin haa been tartd In circuit court by A. Dean Brolth BKaint It. Oarrtt. Th Instant Sleep Whon you go to bod A nip of Orsltineat bedtime brings restful, natural sleep that gives yon all-day energy. A delicious f)ol drink doctors endorse. Oval tine supplies what your daily food lacks. Quickly digested and it helps digest all olhrr foods in your stomach. A quick "pick-up" drink for any time of day. Now at tocla fountain , too. OVALTINE (rzrs .. 50c, 80c, $1.50 Perry's Drug Store The Rexall Store 115 S. Com'l. Salom, Ore. First fforljfajfes j The First Mortgage In vestment business Is highly specialized. It cannot be learned in a days or a few years. When you buy mortgag es, got in direct touch with the investment ex perts. Hawkins & Roberts, Inc. 2nd Floor Oregon Bldg. It Is a pleasure to know that PiRgly WigRly customers don't spend all of their mon ey for groceries and yet they have a rich menu. Saturday and Monday Features Phone 14 CCD's. Free Delivery Over $1.00 OATS, Quick Quaker or Plain, Pkg. 8c (Limit) Regular Size Pineapple Flat Tins 2 for 25c Jelly Kerrs Best Assorted, Glass ...10c 5 lb. 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(assorted if you like) rktts CORN Del Monto Tiny Kernel Scal loped corn makes a palatable Q C luncheon dish; 2 cans OlJl FLOUR Kerrs Best fl - Ai Patent, 49 lb. sack tPI.tl CROWN FLOUR .. $2.04 FISHERS BLEND . $2.14 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER (Limit S) each 6c 20lh CENTURY COFFEE The last word in coffee excellence Direct from our Roaster to you insures you fresh coffee at all times, rr Pound 4 C 3 Pounds $1.38 GOOD QUALITY Special, 5 lbs PRUNES 25c SNAPPY GINGER SNAPS Special, lb 3 Pounds lFfMHiNauunraia lie 50c a a ti b a fea li f?: Cigarettes Camels $1.19 Carton None sold to minors. (Limit) 456 State Street A Quality Store in a Quality Town SIMPSON GROCERY 155 North Commercial Street SATURDAY AND MONDAY CITRUS .Washing Powder, large package 19c Citrus Guaranteed Soap Powder, large pkg 29c ROLLED OATS Large package Quick Quaker 25c Large Package Mothers' Aluminum Oats 32c Fisher's Rolled Oats 4 pounds 25c FLOUR Best Valley Flour Per sack !.$1.65 Fisher's Blend Ter sack $2.12 COFFEE Folger's Golden Gate 2 lb. size $1.05 Golden West, libs.... 54c Golden West, 3 lbs... $1.54 For the finest grade of Coffee to be had Ask for "MEMORIE." It has a better flavor and the ex quisite aroma will invite you to another briming cup. Just ask for "Memorie." M. J. B. Coffee, lib... 54c M. J. B. Coffee, 3 lbs. $1.55 Best Peaberrv Coffee 3 lbs $1.29 Best Coeoa, 2 lbs 25c Special Roast Coffee 3 lbs $1.00 MARGERINE Pacific Xut, 3 lbs 75c CRACKERS Suow Flake, Family size, per pkg. 47c Large package Tru BIu Plain or salted 39c PANCAKE FLOUR No. 10 Sacks 65c No. 10 Graham Flour Coarse or fine 41c No. 10 Pastrv Flour. . .41c SUGAR Best Cane C. & II. 10 lbs 64c CREAM OF WHEAT 2 Packages 48c Free Delivery Service No need to lug burdensome packages home. Phone your or ders 48 and 49 Nearly forty years of public service.