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PAGE SIX DAILY CAPITAL JOTJKNAL, BALXU, OIBQOM, MONDAY, NOVEMBEE 3, 1913. SOMETIMES In fact ther's a little dampness in the air these very days.. It makes you walk faster. Possibly it makes you want to stay indoors. Certainly it makes you think that a good EAINCOAT would be a migh ty fine thing on your back. Fortunately we are in a position to sell you one at a price ranging as low $4.65. How does that strike you, Mr. Man, $4.65 for a good "Slip-On f" Baincoats, Bubber Coats, '81ip-Ons" of every de scription, including the famous Kenyon make and the Goodyear Bubber Company's motor coats J. $4.65 to $16.85 Gabardines and Cravenettes, including an elegant black Thibet, silk lined thf 3ughout....$10.00 to $17.50 SPORTS is Defeat of Oregon Surprises Eugene Bunch and Brings Great Credit to Bweetland and Team. SMALL IS HEBO OF GBEATEST GAME HERE FOB YEABS Oregon Outplayed and Willamette Shows Itself to Be Speedier and Better at Every Stage. BY CHARLES P. OIILING. Surprising every ouo with their scrnp py playing, taking advantage of sovorul breaks, of luck and advancing over 00 yards on penalties meted out to their opponents, Willuuictto University's olovon succeeded in holding tho Univer sity of Oregon busliies down to one field goal in the contest Saturday, and wrMted victory from tliem when just Ixiforo the final wliistlo Miilurlioy muff ed a low punt which went bounding on toward the goal posts. Halfback Kmull durtod past tho wliolo of tho two tonins, dived at the rolling pigskin, swonped It to his bosom and slid across the goal lino right under tlio crossbar, registoi- i.ig 0 big points that gavo Willamette qmirtor tho understudies had nd- tho long end of tho final score, 0-3. vll'',''l tlin lm" 1,1 l'0l'l ,f n''"' While tho defeat is attributed In ! lreadth from tho coveted goal line. The some pmiter to over ctnfldence on tho ' r,,Klllttrs w,"' "nlll,l pert of Oregon mid a disposition to,,n 27 yr,l 8,111 tril11 tt withheld any of her mysterious plnys hi,,ll,, fr,,m ,mt'k ,,f ,hi I1""'4 ''.v t,,u to pn..lo the O. A. C. boys with next ' fu"10"8 Vm,u"1 f,,iu"1 to i'l',r'ao 1'oir Hattirdey, these facts ciinnnl be jtistly . WONDERFUL DRUG THAT STIMULATES GROWTH OF HAIR And Rovlves Pigment Forming Cells That Give Hair Its Natural Color. Hardly any of us are entirely free from dandruff or other scalp affections, Millions of us, so long a tlio trouble Is light, do little or nothing to euro the Mffortiini. Other millions are trying to -do something, lint getting no results, by applying all sorts of fancy colored and fwicy name hair "tonics." You are not likely to get much benefit, If any, using any prcjHiratiun that docs not contain the ono known drug that posi tively stimulate the growth of hair. The Mfo and sure way is to mix your own tonic or go to a reliable druggist and have him mix It for you. Horn Is a simple formula: 0 o. ordinary tWy Jt-uni; 2 ordinary Lavona do Com j."e; i j drachm Menthol Crystals. If you chnne, add 1 drachm of your favor He perfume. Apply to tho sculp with linic'r tips, night and morning, to de- rtvoy dandruff, to stop falling hnid, to lene and beautify the hl', and to etiimmto the growth of the hair. This treatment I recommended to stimulate 4k. r,,.-t!i f the hair even in rases Of rimileti baldness. If your hir Is pre miituii'ty urav. try it and see If It will not make the pigment forming colls ac live enough, to completely restore tho i.lurnl color. Formula contains no dye or artificial coloring matter but Is de- niined to make nature produce tho nat ural color In the natural way. Any druggist ran supply yon with the iu- IT RAINS 1, f .'. Dr. Sweotland, who deserves unstinted praise for building up a winning team. thrown in Willamette's tenth for she scheduled tho game, with Oregon's first team and, withholding her reservo pow ers during the opening battle with Ore gon's second string men, proceeded to put up the groatmt fight, ever witnessed on tho local field when tho mighty and far fuuieit regulars took the field in tho second half. Regulars Fall Down. However, tho regulars fell far below the nuirli set by tho senilis for Quarter back llighce had recorded tliroo points at tho opening of the second quarter on a neat drop kick from tho 2,"ynnl lino and just prior to tho close of the On the other hand, not counting pen alties, Willamette advanced as far against the first team as they did HgHiiixt tho second, Don no and Kowlnml belli mudo sensational plunges off tackle for gains of fl, N, nnd 10 yards, whilo Small wns several times successful In circling their left wing for neat ad vance Hint Bolt plowed through their Braiier Small, who nude the touchdown tot Salan, a, U U Ten k fw styles I n Jf w Women's YV " via Bubbera INDIA UMBRELLAS are strong er and prettier; for men and women i. ..$1.15 to $5.85 I Rubber Capes and Slickers all lengthsMfor men and boys. invicible line for a number of good gains. Paul Homan, Willamette's heady quarter, was also a very impor tant factor in kooping the Willamette forcos mustered and into the fray every minute. His good judgment in running tho team and his excollont interference and quick dodging were responsible for more than one yard of Willamette 's ad vnnco. Receiving tho kicftoff at the opening of the second half, he carried it up through the brokon field of Ore gon regulars until, had not the safety full intervened, his pathway would have boon clear. There was not a man on tho Willam ette squad caught lagging for a single second of tho gamo. Thoy were dopod to be dofeated by a largo score and ev ery player wont into the contest to show the boys from the big school that Willametto did not molt as dew before the sun when thoy faced a crowd of mon with conforence-wide reputations, but that it took superiority in carry ing and pausing tho ball to re,;istor de feat against their school, und because they played tho hardoat, thoy were ou titlod to tho victory. Bests Oregon on Punte. Although tho famous Fenton cloarly oiitpuntod Kowlund, who wan having an off day, yet Willametto had it over Oregon very decidedly when it came to returning punts. Time after lime dur ing the attack of tho regulars in the second half did Oregon's safety full fail to properly judge tho offering of Rowland and ero it had lwn touched by nn Oregon man, Willamette men sur rounded it ami Oregon, took it, first down, at tho spot, where it. stopped roll ing, On the other hand, especially dur ing tlio second half, Small did great work at returning punts and, notwith standing tho long boots of Fenton, tho chart of tho second half's punts shows Willametto to have held Oregon oven nn the amount of yardage acquired by tho booting method. Credit Due Bweetland. In accounting for tho showing made by Willamette, tho one man who de serves unlimited pruiso Is Dr. Sweet- laud, tho brainiest coach in tho north west. The doctor had his men perfect ly trained nnd any one who has watch ed their development this season can not believe otherwise than thnt the glory for tho victory belongs in an ex tremely large part to tho coaching tho men have received. Dr. Sweotland 's statement following the foulest was that the victory was They Clean Liver, Sweeten Stomach, End Blck Headache, Bad Breath, ' IurUgestion, Oonstiuatlon. Got a 10-cont box. Are you keeping your bowels, liver, and stomach clean, pure anil fresh with Cascarets or merely forcing a passage way overy few ibiyt with salts, cathar tic pills, castor oil or purgative waters t Stop having a bowel wash-day. Let Cascarots thoroughly cleanse and regu Into the stomach, remove the sour and fermenting food and foul gases, take tho exews bile from tho liver and car ry out of the system all the constipated waste matter and poisons in the bowoli. A Cascaret tonight will make you fool greet by morning. They work while you sleep never grlpo, sicken or cause any Inconvenience, and cost only 10 cents a box from your druggist. Mil lions of men and women take a Casca ret now and then and nover have head ache, billounueM, coated tongue, indl gmtion, souf stomach or constipated bowels. CaacertiW belong in every household, ' Children just love to take them. due to the hard work of the team, the support given by the student body and the encouragement received from Presi dent Homan. The line-up: Anunscn LEB Flagel G'ossman LTB Bolt(C.) Brown LOB. Ferris Ensley C Pfaff Easterwood BGL Vandervert Grout BTL. Norstell Garrett BEL Torkelson Bigbee G ... Homan Normanin LHB Small Tuerck . .BHL Doane Spellman FB Boland Officials Eeferee, Boscoe Fawcettj umpire, Carl Wolff; head linesman, Mr. Mclntyre. Oregon Substitutes Weist for Anun- sen; Hall for Cossrnan, Holden for Brown, Caufield for Ensley, Fenton for Easterwood, Beckett for Grout, Cornell for Bigbee, Malarkey for Normandin, Jones for Tuerck, Bryant for Spellman, McCornack for Cornell, Ensley for Cau field. Willamette Substitutes Peffer ' for Vandorvert, Lund for Torkelson. Goal from field Bigbee, Oregon touchdown, Small, Willamette. Former Scores of Games. The following is the former scores of Oregon-Willamette games: Willam- Year Oregon, ette. 1904 16 0 1905.. 1906.. 1907.. 1908.. 1909.. ...11 6 ... 4 0 ...12 0 ...12 0 ...29 0 1910. No game 1911 No game 1912 12 0 RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY MABION TEACHERS Bo it resolved by the teachers of Ma rion county in annual institute assem bled, October 31, 1913: That we express our appreciation of the competent manner in which County Superintendent W. M. Smith has con ducted this institute for our instruc tion and entertainment, and that we ex tend sincere and hearty thanks to the instructors who have worked in the va rious departments and in the general as semblies and to the people af Salem and the toacherB of tho Salem schools for tho hearty welcome which we have received and tho many courtesies ac corded us: That we express out confidence in State Superintendent J. A. Churchill and wish him larger ami continued suc cess in the work of his office; That we heartily endorse the appro priation for buildings and repairs at the University of Oregon which has been referred to tho people at the com ing olection, for the following reasons: First, tho university is and should be tho head of our public Bchool system and whatover affects its welfare touch es all the schools of tho state; second, the money is badly needed; third, thore has been no new buildings at the uni versity in six years during which time attendance has doubled and during those years Oregon has been contribut ing less per capita to university educa tion than any other state in the Union; fourth, with added buildings and teach ers tlio university can greatly extend its usefulness to us as teachers and to the people of tho stato us a whole; That we express our appreciation of the benefits rendered to tlio people of the state and to the teachers of this institute by tho Oregon Agricultural College nnd the Stato Normal School, and that we extend best wishes for their continued usefulness and develop ment; That copies of these resolution be furnished to the press and a copy filed with tho county superintendent. .10HN W. h. SMITH, V C. GAUNTT, O. R. COLEMAN, MAlilE EIIMKR, EARL KILPAT1UCK. Bo it resolved, by the teachers of Marion county iu annual institute as The most popular tea in tea drinking I 5 countries dgmqysTea England'" favorite for over m. 70 yeart Grand Opera House MONDAY, NOVEMBEB 3 One Night Only The Chocolate Soldier Original N. Y. cast, Production and Symphony Orchestra, 60 Singing Artiste and Musi cians. Tricea 7S to 2.00. Boat sale Saturday, November 1. Mail orders bow. Si A FEW HOURS-PAPE'S First Doee of Fape's Cold Compound Believes All the Grippe Misery Contains No Quinine. Don't stay stuf fed-up! Quit blowing and snuffling. A doeOj of "Pape's Cold Compound" taken everv two hours until three doses are I taken will end grippe misery and break ! up a severe cold either in the head, chest, body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nos trils and air passages; stops nasty dis charge or nose, running; relieves sick headache, dullness, feverishness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. "Pape's Cold Compound" is the quickest, surest relief known and costs only 25 cents at drug stores. It acts without assistance, tastes nice, and causes no inconvenience. Don't accept a substitute. sembled this thirty-first day of Octo ber, 1913: That we avail ourselves of the first opportunity which we have of express ing our deep feeling over the death of our beloved co-worker and fellow teacher, J. S. Graham; That' we feel that he lives in the hearts and lives of his friends, young and old and that his example will ani mate us in endeavoring to be such a teacher a he was, exact, just, patient and a friend to boys and girls; That we expres our deepest sympathy to those who have sustained by his pass ing a greater loss than ours; That copies of this resolution be fuT nished to the local press; that a copy bo Bent to Mrs. Graham and a copy filed in the office of the county school superintendent. JOHN W. L. SMITH, W. C. GAUNTT, G. B. COLEMAN, laRIE Ei4.-o.iJR, EARL KILPATRICK. THE WEABY WAY. Daily Becoming Less Wearisome to Many in Salem. With a back that aches all day, With rest disturbed at night, Annoying urinary disorders, 'Tis a weary way, indeed. , Doan's Kidney Pills are especially for kidnoy trouble. Are endorsed by Salem citizens. Mrs. M. E. Latham, 1125 S. Twelfth St., Salem) Oregon, says: "I first heard of Kidney Pills when living in Bismarck, N. D., about, six years ago. 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Fostcr-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, and That Tell a Story Taxes paid by members of the Welfare League, 1913 $26,986.48 Taxes paid by members of the , Prohibition League, 1913 4,036.38 Taxes paid by Brewery and Liquor dealers, Salem Saloons $3,095.32 Brewery $3,434.33 Annual Subscriptions to Commercial Club Promotion Department Members of Welfare League $ 494.00 Members of Prohibition League . . . 123.00 Brewery and Saloons 744.00 License money paid annually into City Treasury for sale of liquor $14,8000.00 From tho above authenticated and verified statement taken from official records, let the reader ponder.. Who is most interested in the city's welfare. Of the $4,036.38 taxes paid by members of the Prohibi tion League Mr. E. T. Barnes pays $1,683.39, or more than one-third of the entire amount paid by the Prohibition ists. What do the others care for expenses? 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