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"V'-il fy& "VT-'ft.vpw -vw ' Tyyw '3?" DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, ORECION. MONDAY, NOVEMBBB 13, 100S, fjBffssWWnnnMsWMtnWMnsMiwwn v A if flkZ Hi'iK Mffwr Myvi i h-v I? ; Urn I 'Hi I I Jl II V f l L--J : 5fe-- frMI'fil' flL- ualJ J. ' . -T-, ''. f.,j ... - Ladies Swell Stilts Every garment wo offer ii a peetnlljr god, fityllsh leader. Very f err of each individual pattern and design. And above all elite these garments At the wearer nt they should, for they arc mnde by men who knew hew to tailor to tho queen ' taste. Every little detail is carefully worked out. The best material and moot effective trimmings are uied all the way through, .o ahoddy, half-sewed stuff. Bach Individual garment stands en fl own merit aa a finished, tailored pieee of stylish work. 20 values, during our eballeego t7.W values, during our challenge "' ... .... X3t0 (-22,60 values, during our challenge 15-00 25.00 value, during our challenge 10-07 18.34 90.00 values, during our ohallengo aalo 20.00 (38.00 value, during our ohallengo o 23.31 SILK WAISTS Now fltylcn and thadlnge nro ready for your choosing. Among tbo noweit aro tho plaid In n flno vari ety of oolor combinations, CHALLENGE ritlOEO, GLOVES No special salo over held in thia aoction hae nttrnetod the attention of ao many women seeking to pro vido for winter needa tho splendid AMortinouta have responded to tho onormoun demand. Select nt CIIALLENQE TOICma. Thete Is No Advertising Theme Mero attractive to tho nvorago womnnthnn now goods. As tho outfitting timo is here, you will want to know whnt this store can do toward supply ing you with tho propor morohandlBO nt the proper prices. Wo hayo bought onrefully just those lines that we tool sure will meet with your ap proval. Great savings aro now to be had during our OIIALLENaB BALE, as every artlelo In tho houso, except oontract goods, is radically reduced in prioe. CIIALLENQE BALE. QSt to 1 Chiffon Trimming. Chal lenge sale prlee . ...43 $1 value Umbrollas. Challenge fllo prlso S3t 1.86 value Umbrellas, Challenge Bale prioe. ...... .OSc 1.50 valuo Umbrollas. Chnllenge ealo prico $118 BCo Changeable Taffotns. Chnllongo ealo prloo ........ COt Sc Silk Fcathorbone. Chnllongo salo prico 106 85c and 00c Black Taffeta Bilk. Chnlclngo Bnlo prieo . ...OOc5 DCc vnluo stock collars. Chnllongo snlo prico 23 OCc to 1.8C "Woiitlngs. Chnllongo salo prieo 50t lliekn' Drois Shields. Ohallengo Uo prise 10i Silk Hand Klbbons. Chaljongo salo priee 8c5 lioeks and life, white and eolered. Challenge sale price.. ..3 -r-60o Chiffon Vroadeleth. Ohallengo sale price., 19 0 Linen Damask. Challenge sale price. .... . ....,.. i J5c 3, OO'ln. Ohallengo salo prieo... .... .... .... ...... ...4utO 15c Itetnena Mens. Challenge sale prieo.. .... . . . .... iS(p 1W Outing Flannel. Ohallengo salo prieo. -.0 85c Scotch Flannel. Challenge sale pr'ao ..22 HAVILAND OlCtNA DIBHDfl Only six sets. Our own direct importation. Tho first six persons prMontlng ensh aalo chocks aggro gating purebasM to the amount of 100 will bo entitled to one of theso beautiful 1000-pIeco acta upon pay ment of tho nominal prioe of 10.85. Theso oU nro valued nt 40. Challenge Sale Me Bmbroldory and Bdglng. Ohnl lengo snl prico 83r 100 Kid Olovos. Ohallengo ealo prloo 88 All Silk Taffeta lllbbon. Ohallengo salo prico.. .... 10 25c Torohon Luce. Ohallengo ealo prico.. .. .. ............. .5c 1 Benno! Celebrated Black Tnf fota Bilk ". 79 S5e Bastmnn Taloum. Chnllengo salo prieo 15 85c Kftstman. Almond Lotion. Chnl longo salo price..,. . . . .10 Cc Bastmnn Tooth Powder. Chnl lengo eale price.. .. 15 Ko Woodlark Celd Oream. dial- lengo jtaio price.. -lG lOe Wllllama' 8havlag Soap. Chal lengo sale prieo 3 10 Bnpello. Ohallengo salo prico ... ....... . C? Hand PumiM Seap. Ohallengo sale P'.eo 5 6o Toilet Sonps. Chnllongo nalo price, 2 for 5 10c Toilet Soaps. Chnllengo mo prico 7 15o Tollot Bonpji. Chnllengo aalo prloo 10 lCc Toilot BoapK. Ohallengo salo Prlso 15 S5o Ncodlo Book Cases. Challenge aalo prico 15 Mo Hookon 8upportors. Chnllengo aalo prloo 18t4 Copyright 1905 by Hart Schsfihcr 6 Marx Double Breasted Sack This IndUponsnblo atylo ban taken on & now character that promises to augment lt popularity. Former models, wbilo npproprlato to cither slight or well-built men, tendod to produco a squatty effect when worn by atout mon. Tho greator length nnd added graeo of tho now modela ooraplotely obviato thin shortcoming. This and all other wodols of new stylos nnd fabrics nro shown bero at CHALLENGE SALT! VJUOHB, BOYS' SUITS Broken linen of Boys' Knee Fantn Suit, just tho thing for school wear, mado of good depend nblo cloths nt specially Attractive prises. You can fit tho young man out vory economically during this great CHALLENQB SALE. MEN'S UNDERWEAR Brokon lines In Men's "Wool Un dorwenr nt a gToat saving nt this sale, B grades, now, ohallengo snlo prico $1-25 1.00 valuos, during our chnllengo aalo 1 ifl.00 PANTS SALE Wo are showing so wo specially desirable patterns and ntylos of Men's Trousers. Prompt selections nro beet while the stook Is com plete CnrALXKNQB FRIGES, 3.60 values, during this sale $2-25 3.75 values, during thia salo 9250 94.00 values, during this ealo...... 92-05. 1.50 values, during thin salo..... 315 5.00 values, during this aalo...... $3,015 0.00 values, during thia sale...... 9450 WILLAMETTE DEFEATS MULTNOMAH Only Oregon Team That Lower ed Their Colors Portland's Third Defeat in Sixteen Years A clever paw by NeWen. a pretty pU by Nnee, a straight kiek by JU r, and Willamette wits the first Korthweot college that ever wet and fefeatcd the mighty Multniwiabs. It was a great contest, and a fierce eae; but eoaslfttftat training and eallege pint overcame the almost overwhelm ing: o4k of weight and experience. The elub team was oomposed of star en who have wea fame on many a field, sad they played with a despera tion that only cemos to those net ae ulomed to tho sting of defeat. Ceaah Bishop took to Portland a bunoh of player who are fast beoominir etars. who understand tho game, who have ten trainlag faithfully, and who play as only nsea Mn wi,0 Bro dafandiBg the nnor their alma mater. The result wa a victory for Willamette by a swre of four to nothing. It was one of the best and one of the most hotly contested games ever Played oa Multnomah fleld; and that saying much, for it is doubtful if ly field west of tho Mississippi has the scene of any more Titanic 'niggles than has the Portland grid ron It was truly a great game, and ke dense crowds on tho sidelines and n the grand stand arose en masse to ;ber a well oaraed victory. When Bad$- Kicked tho OoaL The SaloHi boys, by playing a clean 'raigU game, completely won the le4"ts of tho Portlanders and support ' ol Willamette on tbo sidelines ontr 'umbered tho club supporters tea to The cardinal and gold were ev erywhere in evldeaee and a large tion ef the graadetand was eeeapied by laemhere ef the yeang people's ae eiety ef the Sannystde Methodist ehtireb, who earrled pennants and col ors and joined in the Willamette yells and songs with as much vita and en thusiasw ae any student ef the eld sehoel. The reports that have been elreulat ed in tho papers that Mult new ah was. woefully weak this year may have been true when they were started, but they, are far from true new. Such man as. Overfield, Saunders, McMillan, Iloran,' Jordan. Woodruff, Blanehard and Jataaa are not to be feuad on every, . T.J...1 la tiliful if anv team in the country can boast of so many stars. But they lack team work and speed, both of which ean. only be acquired through training, and this the club men have not had. The brilliant features of the game were the running in ef a pant by Naee for SO yards, another run through tbe lino of 20 yards by tho same Individ ual, and -the magnificent punting of Coleman. It was in punning and tho handling of punta that tho Salem men elearlv outclassed the Portland players 1 and as It was their deficiency la this line that lost them tho game last year (coupled with a Multnomah referee) so it was their excellence ia that, this year, which enabled them to gala the( victory. Every man on the college teas was In the game all the time, and In every play at the right time. Marker, tho lightest guard in Oregon, was pitted against the mighty Baundorn, and though the olub men eoncentatod all their strength en him, and mi.de roost of their gains through that part of tbo line, they were neither very great nor wy consistent, and when the big In dian was taken back of tho line, they ceased almett altogether. Pbilbreek played a geed defensive garao and did his share of advancing the ball when given a chanee to tuek it under bis arm. Keller and Pollard played their usual star ball, while the work ef Cole man, Patten and lleakle, en the ends, was far from weak."" It was mag nlfieeat Multnomah tried te get around, er by, these weak- (I) ends en various eeeaslens, but net once did she wake her yardage In that manner. In the back field, while Naee wade the only sensational runs ef the day, he did net make yardage as constantly as Bader and Long. The work ef all three wen en defease was equally as geed as their offense, while Ilenkle, whe played defensive half, played even a better game Uere than at end. He and Neleen, the little aenter, were the only ones who suaaeeded in breaking through that powerful line and down ing tho man with the ball for a loss. Nelson Is without doubt the beat cen ter in the Northwest, for his Bine, if not regardless of also. In Saturday's gamo ho was pitted against a man many pounds his superior In wolgbt, yet he played him to a standstill. Pat ton at quarter and defensive end play ed- the same consistent game that he always does. For Multnomah. Coach Owfield. who was given a plaoo on the "All American" team, Iloran, James, Saun ders and McMillan played the boat game. While the Willamette goal was never In any serious danger, the collegians were within striking distance of the olub men's goal line three different times, and the last half was played al most altogether in Multnomah terri tory. Manager Savago nnd Coach Bishop displayed poor judgment In ever con senting to allow Lonergan, of the Multnomah club, to rofereo. Br so doing they caused tho Wlilametto team to lose at least 15 or 20 yards oa un deserved penalizations, while permit ting the -club men to raise a discus sion after nearly every down, and oth erwise cause delay, which enabled them to get tho necessary breath. While tho acoro might not havo boon larger with a square oQieial, tho ehane ea for It'a being so would have beejj, unquestionably better. Tho allowing ef Lonergan to ofllciate was nnnceoa ary nnd Inexcusable. Tho chance taken were despernto and the Salem team U lucky to get off as well as It did. Tbo large crowd was enthusiastic, oven wheu tffo gathering darkness made it almost impossible to ollow tho plays. The Wlllawette rooters who went down Saturday morning ISO strong were mere than jubilant over the result, and as they went pouring out of Jhe gates onto Morrison street, were singlngi "Palws f victory, palms ef glory, raiwe er vletary we have won." The trip from Portland to Salem was ene eenUMieas celebration in which every eeng and eheer ever hear.l ef was givesi and encored. The students and the people of 8a lam nre proud of the viatory, and justly ae, far the Wlllawette players are not only the first Northwest collegians to uai Munnoman, but, as the Oregonlan wya, they played good football, and they have tho distinctive glory of having first administered to the club men their first defeat sinan Ttiin beat tbem 0 to 0 Jn 1008, and tho Bee ond ddfeat since California lvi thera off their feet Christmas day, I860. " That Wlilametto deserved in, t was the unanimous opinion of the crowd on the aide linos nnd also the. oninion t r..i.v t . , -. u..uu,ua.u-v ooaon, i. i,i Overfield, who made tho following! The 'spoils belonir to Hia i,t. and to Willamette university Is duo tho j ... ,B yesterday 'a game. Tho col. legiana played a clean, atronc, r-- aivo game, and endurance, the result of eystematio training, had much to do with tho result of the onMf rm,. also showed tho result of Coach Blah op's efforts, end no player was eeen staggering along with tho ball pnald ed. United effort, i. v., team work, was apparent at all times. The game waa particularly clean, and 4 . fit Ana AH il aiaytro. .i 1 1 1 --.. ., wvvkVV(e criVIOXHin- lhs AfH. CIals were evidently conscientious In ZBlAli anAanAi.a a 1 . - 7 7 1 "ru" lo " tMU best of. lorta to their work, and nt tiiH. . Ir . j " . . ' "v ,..-- j,-- iur very trying eircnm stance The marring features of the gamo who tho inability of tho club team to punt during the second half, and resulted disastrously, to aay tho least. Tho loss of Keller at center nnd James at .fullback greatly weaken ed tbo offenslvo work of the tow. Ono of tho moat noteworthy nets X have ever eeen waa that displayed by Dr. Wiley 0. Woodruff at tho end of tbo first half, whpa bo said "If you need mo, I'll go In." That sort of a, spirit is ono to be admired by overyono, nnd which, If ahown by all candidates who are mewbere of tbo club, will mean a muoli Stronger and better-trained teanx bofore tho season closes. The work f McMillan Iloran nnd Blaaobard, considering tio amount ef training anil practice of signals, was Indeed won derful. Oat side ef the weakness of punting I am perfectly satisfied wltk tho work of the team, and think it wan a.11, if net more, than eeuld be expect ed under actual conditions. The gamo ia an evldenco ef the ueceeaity of training and actual practice on the (Continued on Pace Six) THIS IS Keystone Fencing ,;,:, w wire wrougnout, doublo cable, top nnd bottom InttwU "Jm n!inuouB' w'n"8 from top to bottom d -vice ylZ' ?hrgph b?a? r Rhnd7orn:tXth8t tH t9mM its ' bbbbVI "ElTaMI This Is the Joint You 'ill notieo there 'e noin to that tu. . tv, . also have the Peoria in same wea J iLZ i V" Wht We have sold a lot of 111.17 i at a lesa Prlce of satisfaction. CaU nd Lo '" U Is Ig the bes$ F. A. Wigging IMPtEMENT kSTsf MacMnery of aU 8orta, Vehicle., BIcyelee Oregon. Sklea
