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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 8, 1915)
Ainijiimh if TIT'S 8ATEM OA'PTTT- .'ft'' ot.vt v,-e,',vv' """ttiav 1Tvr't, i rs' "BfOREL- AND AFTER. Clirr sterrett whvThe. fiizjtTime. JuSt- 5ee. how maStecfcl Pfe M MAretZIAGE.. Vootook m& He handles That naieel. MmAP- " J - Will I KS TMoua YoohS life ove(2 the. g WWM ft' Sutfl FEB I . Xf Pot:IH4d-T W I love he., T-Ti ewh PiCK WW B I f f 1 nmiiHK? J nr, hoce .' ; Sp.,meiW TfeyE - sOM- A&JJL-WK. Cm. rnovotnUT wi? a rue uc vn tvtiiiNr) rfl FflrtlU (KfcW UlfU Mffl AID COL All Bintau s.. i SPORT NEWS 11. OF 0. QUINTET PUIS ; WILLAMETTE TO MEET ilGHTi Locals Expected To Give the' Under Grads Will Do Battle Unversity Boys Hard Stiff Battle Against Old Timers Though tin- SnJfin high school bnsliot- The I :i si, i-1 1 ml 1 season at Will i mtrt t bull I assumed u full-sized iMintrin't , university will start Saturday nigltt when they took tlu I'nicorsity of Ore-1 ..,..,:,.. ,, , i,lsi,',1J ...;n, gou f,ve mi tor a game, they will nf- ,h,. alllni ,,. ,1,',, firHt ,,UM, vMM. I rn-cl I ho local putronH ol too sport a tioIl ,- . w, ((,liu,,.t. TR. .,, chilli,',, to HO," 01.0 ol- lh, IllstOSt games wi . , lU, of t,.V()ll ,-,. l the season b-Iioii tho wo ton mi. . Imo . .vlmlU ,, .,,.!,- Tl!,,,,,... ii, toiii,; ,t; ni tli,. l,iKh hoIhiuI x.v.ii floor. Bl, W1 .'lllll, v HS1, ,,, Ilio lnKli koIiooI Iihh a liKht last ton in ,,,, M,.jn, , , "KiaMt: the oM unnls. I'"'1 ", '"r "', '''r" ' tau vul. s. l,,,,,,!,!,. Minton, Moiiliii-e, Tallinaii, Joy srliools, II .1.1 fur tlio iir.Ht tin.o " n Ku.lrr, Mills ami ltowla.,,1, all of whom mini er ol .voiiih a lnh soliool toani wi I ,. lim,,, ,,,,, in , (im ,,,, Imab o to ivo n . (,'uoil a.-.-ount ot Hsoll ,isl,u,t , wl ul,i,1(.r tl.ir ,,. with tho 1' ot O. team, , m tho varsity . hi , ,v,.sitv , .,.,, thiH ,or al, hi,H a liXht ast tea,,,. Illliv,.r!1v wi ri.ir,,;,,, ,,v I"' ""'! "'M'!"''. ""' lor, FIitoI, .lewett, (iatos, liioiiks, Ji- .Mill,; Hie loiwi.,-,1 positions on thevim, .,,-tr an,l t'iawfoi-,1. l.ez.tek sMa, aio In.tli small, ami Th lmiv v jiaH 1,sl,,nsvi. Muillior will nioasiu,. up , si.e w,u this ' whi,.h i,,U. tie iiKli sehool jruanls. lownell is ,, ,,,,, wi(h , ,.uivt,1.. 110 ynrsity tor, but will not ovo.-. I si, v ,. 0 A mh KM t, Keeno t any K,-eat oxlont. ho , ,. ,, . f ,, , ,,u vaisity lias husky pan- o unanls , , ri.,,r ,, PU,., , , ,at ;.Mo lliKb,..- i.ml (.Ion .Wheeler, ml 1 ,ses ,l also the ara.lemv ami Kim- .einhai-t an, I',-,,, !,,,, pioiniso o p ay ,,,, ,., , m, b ,.(,,,, ,, ,. nos olusivo onino ami will U,vo ,,,. , h k t o I iK follows a run tor their , y. ,,, u, ,,, r , , -,,. . Thl, les.er lloios the ,l,stam-e runner,! fl..,wi is , ..;,,,,,,. who represei, ,, the . M. . A. ol Ni-, ,,,, S-Seiors v.. Juniors, Soph, en , the Hal,.,,, t I'or Ian, relay ,a,-e ,. ,,,,,,, A , . R. , ' ' " l .lanuurv I,- HI I US I itotl. I t'o.n-h Clamy suys that while his: leiiu, does not oxpoi't tu iiiiikk niiy eon-' lei-eaeo eliaiupionships n I tnniiihl'sl i,ino, the hoys will he able to uivo 1 i,rf vs K li.MM, iii-i-ini ni ,,, iio'iiseives, ami mi. I;. 'if (I. siniiiil will lie obliiioil to keen in I In1 kiiui,. from stmt lo linish Wo will hIihw tli, 'in a warm eon test," saiil Cliiney, "ami wo will bo iil'ler ihoni every minute, ami when the timil whistle is soiiiule.l .the eollo,.,. 1;i,Ih will know ton! they hnie been in u basketball nnnui. ' ' The hi,;h sehool I will piny the usual firsl lineup. I Some extra bleaeheis have been oroet- I ".I in Iho hiuh hool kmi on the lowei , I'll ",r ami It is now possible to sent alioui T'.il Npeelators. The nam,, will1 be .'.illisl at S o'elo l, sharp. I Many Highcores Rolled j In Last Evening's Contest The lob ton in in Iho W'illaiui.tl,. Valley llowliiiK league look throe shniejit f,on, Iho Klool lies at the olub nlles in one of the besl names that has been bowle.l on Iho loin I alleys Inline. Iho It-n lii, series. While 'Jill, by I'liie of the I'lub team, was hiuh si-ore the averi,.es wore all well up noil the lelllll) bull, M'lli',1 ,'olisiillllll Kinnes ill lnt nights ooiitosl. Tri,,. nii.l (iiliov boll, nvoraijoil ll't for the seiieh. 'I'lie st'itresr Club. 111. I Ills Seniors vs. Sophs, Aon.l- euiy s. Juniors, I'Vosli vs. Klmbnll, Jmiuary --Seniois vs. Aeudomy, rresh vs. Juniors, SopliH vs. Kimball. Inuiuii-y L'!t Seniors vs. Fresh, .Itui in Itii 1 1 . Sophs vs. A''a,len,v. I''ebriiary fi Seniors vs. Kimball, Jun iors s. Sophs, l''rosli vs. Aciiilomv. I'.. binary 111 Sennit' vs. Juniors, Suplis vs. I' resh, Academy vs. Kimball l-'ebruai-y III Seniors vs. Sophs, Aead fitly vs. .Illinois, Fresh vs. Kimball. February ''li - Seniors vs. Ai-ademy. I'Vesh vs. Juniors, Sophs vs. Kiuiball. Mn roll 'i Soulois vs. Fresh, .Iiiiiiiii vs. Kiiubnll, Sophs vs. Aondemv. Mai-eh I'-' Seniors vs. Kiiubnll, Jun iais vs. Soih, I'iosIi vs. Ai'iideiny. The Salem High School Basketball Quintet Which Plays the University of Oregon Team Tonight till v ' '' ! - it - J V; v ... I w ft i. :av - -if r I'M m I.'eadiut! from left t, rinht the .mines nml positions of the players follow: Keeno, renter; (.'aptain l.owo, riht Kiiiird; ' 'lainlo Ifaileliffe- lel't guard. Bill" Roinimrt, light forward; "Monk" Pioitor, left forward; Hoy LO! RACE TOMORROW WILL ATTEND AUTO RACE. Lo.s AiiKfli'Hi t'ul., fan. S. lliiiiilii'ils The cliiiiuhtM' of coinnn'i'i't1 in in of thi exriirHion. of Los Aiigclos i-itizons will no to Sun f:))c)(c Final Tryouts Take Place, Would Acquire Minor League j I)ie. on spoi'ial trttins totnorrow lo ut teml the Los Aii;elos oduity celohra jtion at tho I'nnama-t'alifoinia exposi tion. Tlie uutoiiiobib' lui o also is draw .inn many sport fnus from this city. Tho people's market placc Tho Journul'a Want Ads. WAS IN SECRET SERVICE DURINGTHE CIVIL WAR It. J. Rhodes, well-known resident of Folk and Marion counties, who is re siding in Saloai this winter, was in tho fount y clerk's office today to send off some additional information tu tho pen sion bureau at Washington, 1). 0., rela tive to n pension for waieh Mr. Rhodes applied through County Clerk (tehlhur last August. Mr. Hliodes served throughout tho Civil war ns a member of the secret service and lis a spy inside the enemy's lilies nnd tliero was no record kept of his performances. Ho eolistod in tin) Fourth Iowa cavalry at the outset of tho war and served four months in this organization before he was transferred to tho secret Bervice. Uni'C in tho se cret service ho became detached from headquarters except nt long intervals and reports ho curried were too danger ous to lie committed to -vriting so thorn is little on the records of tho war de partment relative to his performances. Mr. ltliodes never applied for tt pen sion until last August, as ho said ho was still ii till- to take care of himself. Though SO years of age, ho is still halo, and hearty anil says his eye is still undinuned nnd that lust week he killed. a .jackrnbbit nt "! yards with his old army revolver. He was in the secret service in Hiiwaii during tho insurrec tion of IMlli) nnd carries a recommen dation from 1'resident Dole. Mr. ltliodes is tho fatlier-iu luw of H. M. Axtel, of this city. On Big Race Course Today Club to Use As Base of Supplies mm By Hal Sheridan. New York, Jan. H. The Now York Point l.oni:, Ifnro Course, Sun lMe i, j (lib. .Inn. M. T I, mi li I' 1 II r nor I.I..I ooiiisc at II terrific pace, final trvouts National league club was reported to wer., held t.,li,v fi the :iii.-,.usj.nii!e ; ''".v to be negotiating for the purchase exposition road race tomorrow hv the i of an I utei uiitionul league franchise. lit speed kings who ii',' to cmnpelo lor1" "in uoiii goes inroogn, me minor gue cm,,, w ill, in c I ' ' I'll MB ' ' course, bo used as u Albany Hand Ball Team To Invade Salem This Evening honoi s. With tho weather l.leiil. tin. I the I "farm. course fust and firm, some new records I Malinger John .1. .McUrnw is said to wore today predicted in the big classic. ! be seeking a safe place for the har Fust time was miiile in today's try, tuts ; boring of his surplus talent us II result' but the pilots lire holding their cars ill I of the new major league rule which leu!, and will not let to, 'in out on the limits the club rosters to L'l players nf ilauuerous course until Fred J. Wagner ' tor May. lie feels that with the ox gives the signal for the start tomorrow. 1 pense of sending out scouts nnd the ll'iriy (limit, in his Sunbeam, will trouble of liiuding new players, tho be the first away, leaving the starting J (limits cannot nt' turd to handle the lino at II a. m. sharp. The cars start ' youngsters for u few weeks in the In pails nt :tll. second iutervuls. 'spiiug uud then let them go and have An iiniuoiiso crowd is expected, thou-1 some other club roup tho benefit. hi, ml, euiniug from out ,il' town. Motor j Negotlutioiis are In progress lor tho parties were nivivlng from the north t trnnster of the Jersey City club fran- Doing What the Ad Man Told Us Shirts todav bv tho score and thev report both the coast uud iuliind route to San Diego from I, os Angeles in good eouditiim. T'ue winner is , xpected to finish about 4 p, in ulnso to Syracuse. If the deal gut's through, it is practicully certain that the (limits will become interested in the proposition. If the transfer is', uniile, McUraw wilt also see that -Oeo. j the met that too III cars will ,(o;vilH(, !, has been unconditionally iiruuud a couim. full of highly dimKit.--; rlfusfit bv tho (limits, gets the job of oils curves, some of II i on sharp! nuislnir the Svracuse club. The business mo ' liundbiill team of. guides, caused the committee in chanje Witli nil International lei,tue club to) Albany will arrive in Salem this after-' todae to inuke careful iirraiiKoinonts fur flirm pVers, Mctlraw could hold' noon ul .1 o'clock for their tout nameiit I hospiuil service. L , youngsters from season to sen-1 with the business men's class of Ihoj There will be fio field hoipilnls, ! on nl prevent them from Roiim buck V. M, C. A, ul Iho association gym in , pluc'd at dilloreni poinls near ' to tho clubs from which thev wore' litis oily tonight. The toui nitinent will conise, Suigeon I'. M. Cm ring! on, of ' drufti'il. " I begin at lltlltl o'clock nml the follow-1 the i'liited States public health sen ice, ' iug iiiiitehes linee been ai'iauged: will bo in ehni'ge. A iloun local sur-' r. n niv 1 SltiKlM. j goons will be on liiin.l to assist, and a ; fmalS in ITISCO DIlliarQ Miimiv uuuiiior ol suigoons iiooi ttio navv os-: A, N, Minion sols now here will uls.i be on iiniiil, I lira in To, belt , Three ambulances ami a corns ol' iiursos ' " Jlcl'onnhl have also I assigned lo the work of ; Sm, Ftaiu'iseo, Jun, S. The final i i on i i-i nueir, earing tor any ,irior or moeliautclau i unino of the billiaid tournninent, which ...i , i ,v u, re,, Wilbnu I'li.e ' 'rue en Mint liihoy , . Tnlnls lsiflar Ulllleh Kay ... Kress ,. Noinl .. S SO I I Hi . iii ii:i I Hi i.iti IT!" I sj KS I -iii Mil Siilcm I!. C. lli"liop A. A. S,. Ii i ,n in W. I. Slnley Furl Ait'ierson 1 .1 in, Young M l - 171 nrr -,s -It'll "' V' ''"'"I'lou r,- j ,n John Fm rar Ills -lilil I " ,'"" fisi mi Tournament On Tonight I. IHIil II 1 1, Elrrtrto. . mil ir.i iiiii in. i ..mi isi ..'-'Hi 177 . iiui I 7n srs i7ii iv! Mi i iii i 1st Ml M7 r,.ii - m; .".lit Ki 11. F. Fliinerty Fid! llavne I). 1,. I'osler Itnlph Knolt I I villi Williamson II. X. White It. S. Sue. lor Kooky Mason Jiio t'lelen llnv Nutting ! The nice will stmt ptomplly ill II a. m., the ears being seal away at MO 1 second intervals, in this order: ."uiii m:i :.i:i is? Isi 1M Totnls i:it w siii iiiiii i;s T..uiKfor,l McVey Bout Scheduled. C'liiiiign, Jun. N.--Sam l,:,gl'niil and S'ini MeYey, negro heave weights, wi"o niiiteiieil here today to meet in a In r.nin l bout ul Keucliii, Wis., Jaiiu;i, l'i. mtclilo Would Moot Cross. New Ymh, Jan. s, I'unnoler Ji'nui Jiihu ion iiiiitoiiiii e,l hoie todav l,:it 'i.' bad teceivod a teller from Willie l.'itoaic, ox , rld's lightweight cliniit piim, asking for a mutch wilh I. otic. t I loss citi ly in Febrimrv. "She had to feed Iho furnace, so her love's grown eul.I," Is a statement innde In n llrooklyn divoroe Hiilt. Some. Iimlv ought t work that line fur n pi, tln'lio Imllsd. Win. F.an.i Clmeme Walls 1 Or. F. I, l iter I'nul W'albiee .Ins. Ilmlwell ,. A. (Iitcl'fioy . Doubles. Snleiu Albanv lli-hop W'lilbioo Milton 'I'orbolt; I'.vnus Farrar Dohnort X Hiiyuol Slulev Young McPowoll Je Finneitv Anderson & Sohiuuiin Meliiulil Knott foist Lewie May Include j Eif'Jit Clubs Says McCredie, I'ertlnn.l, Ore., .Inn. S. That the, i(ne, Imi ,f evpmidiitg the Const league i to eight dubs ill lUM, If this year's , invasion of s,i l.nko is successful, was I discussed nt length nt the recent meet' , iug f mtigtiiites In San Francisco, was! Iho statement todnv of President Mo ('iodic, of Hie Portland club, who wns ! present. Og.lon uud V ii 1 1 ii Walla. Suorniuento and Scuttle ami Ogden nnd Sucrauiei,. to wore some of the eoiubinatioiis sug. gosted, MoCrodio snid. No. I No. i No. M No. I No. .", No N. 7 No. S No. i No. in No. II (1. No. Ni. N.i. No. v. No. No. No. No. Siinlu am ; Many (Irani, liiisonbeig; Ttun Alloy. Talus; Jack (iaeblo. Moiccr; Cnt.er b'ttekslell, lioidon; lloiillev Cordon. Peuueol ; I'.ob Itiiiiiiiiu, Pciiucot. F.ildie lllelienbacher Stut; l'!url Cooper. I'eugcit : Fred Met in Ihy. luesoiilioi g : .1 - Mm :nou ; A. A Mclcoi ; l.euis Nlkreul. Muxwcli; Fainov (ll.lfield. Kiui. ; Ai thin Klein. ('ailing Speeliil; A. T. Hick- - Maxwell; W. II. I'm Nun. - Shields; I.. II. Shields. - liuesonbeig ; Fiblie O'poncll, - Aloo; William Taylor, on , aiianmi. i ns innings I adwell. Will give the winner the Pueific coast lltree cushion cl,ainpi,v.ishiti title, will be played hero tonight between Joe j Carney, I'oiiuer champion, uud Flunk I Kiev. Ilotli hiuo won two nnd lost one gain-, in tlie present tournament, j Sumo brilliant work was witnesjsed 'last night In the play between Tom jlluosion of St. I.ouis and Hurry Tuke I Hold of San Pimioisco) The contest I was for thin I place, and Mueston cap itated this position by boating his oppo nent, oil to ,1'-'. Iiuishiug his stung in LINEMAN FALLS 4ti TEET. Will Race From New York To Coast on $5,000 Wager New York Jan. S. Unoul l.e Mat, New York sporting limn, and Stanley Initios, a former Washington newspaper man, will lenvo New York Saturday in an suli "nubile m,.,. to iho Pacific const I'or n wager of .'..Oiui, They will make the trip in Iho Lincoln highway nml nlong the Smitn Fo railroad. Is the one here you want? We are not sure", but we know that there are some mighty good ones in the lot that we have picked out from the Manhattan and Arrow makes; $2 andtf o $2.50 grade to sell to you forV-' Terhaps you will want to pay less. If so, we have selected from the $1.50 boxes a good assortment to sell at VOL Sweater Coats We have only a limited number left, so we will sell them rather than carry them over. $(5.00 all-wool values $4.80 $3.00 all-wool values. $3.95 $1.00 all-wool values $3.20 Slicker Coats We bought too many Slicker Coats mostly the Alligator guaranteed brand. They are $:!.00 and $:?.50, but C o o) you can take one home for 1 More Suits We have marked just 500 Suits at spe cial prices some below cost, some at cost and some at a very small profit. Here is a sample lot. Brown mix Bishop's Ready Tailored t lyf of Suits; were $25.00, now. . vItt. OD Full line fine Blue Serge Suits just received to sell for $15.00 ,$fO marked special 100 That Overcoat We want to give you just two more suggestions for securing a good warm Overcoat to keep the chill out during the rest of the winter and next winter. Four blue Chinchilla roll collar Coats, sizes :!4 to :',8; were $15.00, C 1 ( ff but now marked 1U UU Five gray and tan mixed Coats in sizes I!5 to 42 that formerly sold j i at $10; value in one for.... O.iO Komi, Nov,, Jan. S, II, F. Iteunett, 'I Westell Cl lit. ii lilliiniiln it Sin, .' ii no is. co, was ptobablv ',,llv injured ho.e! AED BACHKLOR BUICIDE. t todav la ii fall of -IT, loot from tele-1 s" r'rancsco, Jan. S.-J. J. ( tin graph polo. In ml.litioii to Internal in- j niughani, n clerk nt the l.iiruo hotel juries, Heunott's left leg and right nrni 1 liere, ended his life just before noon to were bieikou. I'luv by sending n bullet through his . bruin. Ho was ,0 yours old nnd unmar- and dead dogs rie.l, Cunningham ' friends wore nit sblo lo dviiuoe nnv motive for his Hot. Pond men tell no tale nag none. This is an Opportunity for the careful buyer. Salem Woolen Mills Store Pony Contest will close February 1st. Only a few of the good things are advertised.