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THE DATLY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREfiO THURSDAY. MAR. 2, 1916.
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AND SAY THATS A VlSE LITTLE TOW M WEMT INTO A
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BEST YOU COr SAY'S 1 MOT CARING WHAT ' THEY, COST
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AMD tf WAS RIGHT'
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Billy M
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ascott I nois
enne
ers Wins
Boot
Hilly Mascott ce'ohinted his twenty-'
first birthday last night by winning
the bantamweight championship (if tln
northwest t'r.-iiii .lockoy Bennett after
live and in!'.1 half rounds of the fastest,
. K;i ni'st box'ng t li :i t wis ever seen in
Salem nr in t!ie Northwest for that mat
ter. This bout was scheduled to travel
j eight rounds lint tlie .pee, I of the niat
I velous liilly was too much for the 'vet
eran ami his seconds tossed the towel
into the ring in the middle of the sixth
ronml.
Mascott is hailed its the king of tlie
lorthwcst feathers ami by ii'.iking IIS
j iiuiuls he annexed tlie bnntninwoigiit j
crown from liennett last night. Mascott'
is not onlv u comer liut a champion anil
the jockey stall to jiroltniij the eontest.
I!e covered lmt he also lashed out with
his left which was always cleared for
action. After the fourth round which
was Mascott 's liy a wide margin Pon
nett 0cned up with all iie had. The
boys met in die center of the ring .ind
exchanged punches while tho crowd
yelled for more. This round was a hum-
nier. Mascott stung liennett with a
wicked left time after time -and the!
later slowed up. ilennett must h:tvc
felt himself slipping Lmt lie kept coming!
in ami must be given credit for a janif
fight against Itilly. Msrott who has all
of the jockey s boxing .issetis and
(renter than all others couth.
The sixth round had progressed but
Fifteen Boxing and Wresting
Bouts Staged for Two Days
Starts Tonight
my
o'.tland. Or., Mar. 2. Beginning the
day meet of the I'aeifie N'orth
f association championships, lo box-
and wrestling bonis will
OREGON HAS CHEESE FAMINE
Portland, Ore., March 2. The entire
country, and ihi';, ). Ahe Pm-aW-coast,
laces the biggest cheese famine,
since the first cheese enters arrived bv
ox team, Portland dealers announced
today. Tillamook and other cheese cen
ters arc unable to supply the local de
mand, unci eastern shippers have sent
no cheese west for some time.
(t the Multnomah Athlo'ic club tonight.
Eight ot these will be boxing and aev
en wrestling matches.
Soinitinnls and some finals in the
wrestling chanipion.-hips will lie singed
tomorrow afieraooa. The finals in ev
erything will come tomorrow night.
Boxers and wrestlers from the Se
attle ind Spokane clubs, from the Ore
gon Agricultural college, the I'niversity
of Oregon and several I'ortl.ind athletic
clubs, have entered for the champion
ships, and some lively contests are
promised, Boxing matches will be tor
three .'-minute rounds, with an extra
--minute round if the judges cannot
agree.
Sonntor La Follelte in announcing his
candidacy failed to say he was pushed,
in by his friends, liut the Wisconsin
man alw.iys was something o an oddity
in polities, anyway.
ban Franciscans buried Ocneral
Gloom at sea and he returned to haunt
them. If he is like bread cist upon
tho water and has returned seven-told.
be staged I"10 hurial was anything but a success.
his friends freely predict that liilly is one and one half minutes and .Mascott
certain to land at the top of the heap was humping liennett with both hands
i the jockey s seconds tossed in the
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Independence News
(f'apital Joiirnnl Speeinl Service. 1
1 ihleiendeiice, (Ire., March 2 --An old
fashioned box socinl preceded bv what
is promised to bo a very interesting
program, will be given Saturday ccn
ing at the Highland school house, four
miles .sii'itli of town. The proceeds
will be placed in the treasury of the
recently organized l.iternry society.
.V double header linsketbnll game
was played Saturday evening at the
high school gymnasium. The first wa.i
a return game played by the girls of the
t'heniawn Indian .school and the hieh
school gills team. (Ireat interest and
evitcmeiit was held throughout the
whole mulch. The Tinul score was 111 to
I iu favor of 'henin w ii.
The second game was between the
high school boys leiiui it ml the locals,
lieing likewise very interesting though
decidedly in favor of the high school.
Mho claimed the victory with a score of
1 to 5 in their favor.
A small blaze which wus rapidly
ginning into n good sized fire was
discovered Saturday evening in the high
school gvinnii.siuin imemdiately after
the basketball games.
It was thought to have been started
by either defective wiling of a care
lessly thrown cigarette. Outside of Hav
ing created a great excitement no dam-1
a'.:e was done.
Mr. mid Mrs. Norman Saunders were
the suhccl ol a very noisy charivari
Saturday evening at the home of the
bride's parents.
'oniild Stafrin, of the county metrop
olis, wirs iu the city Thursday relative
to organizing a militia ut this pluce in
tlie near future.
The Men's club was addressed Tues
day night by President Campbell, of the
Oregon university,
Mrs. liascue returned from Portland
Sunday, where she has been arranging
'tor her spring millinery.
Mr. and Mrs. I .. ? f. Young recently
V'tiirned from Missouri, where thev
have been for the past month or so.
An
cultural college, will give uu illustrated
lecture upon I'lgypt and the ilolyland
at the lliglilund school house Friday
evening. The iidini.-siou is free ami nil
are eordiullv invited.
lie ins no nail luci;. lie is after no
I less n notable than Kid Williams, him
self, and should they ever enter the ring
togt ther well it will be worth going
n:i!es to witness.
Hitting with both hands he worried
liennett with left jabs and right up
per cuts and forced the champion ban
tam to extend himself to the limit but
the limit was not enough to win. Hilly
will prove a popular boxer in any bind
as he is always coming and puts up a
lively scrap under any circumstances,
lie outcla-sed I'ennett in all depart
ments of the game and evened up old
scores bv winning ,i clean cut victory
last night.
Eennett Dead Game.
When liennett 's seconds tossed til 0
towel into the ring, the .jockey turned
and wobbled against the ropes a
beaten man. He gamelv tried to smile
ion Can Run County
Affairs Says Old Guard
('.'ontinued rrom pngo one.)
recalled the strange faces iu the crowd
'ind welcomed them, also lie hail a few
doubts. The judge not only scented
smallpox but objected to (he pnrtv be
ing inoculated with the germs of the
lidiniiiisliation slate. Ppon sonie o'f the
McCallisler pledges n great light beirnn
to dnwn mid nt'ler a summing up bv
Mux (lelilhur the name of James (1.
Ileltzel was presented as n nominee bv
Alec T n Pollctte.
The ('net was driven home that the
slate offieinls did not need anv ni:;nu
ieti proloi'tinn from (he people but (lint
the people were rnther in need of iiro
lertion from the offieinls who sought to
corral (lie whole show. McCnllistor died
ideil-'i'i as n cut does hair and when it
came to a final vote Heltcl was elect
cdchniiiniiii by about 10 majority,
i. nt of the 102 voles cast. Two of the
penitentinrv votes were ruled out, one.
residence it wns chinned
and anolher whose resi
(o be not ill Marion
Kinlicott was chosen as ,
Karl Knee was elected
Uiis-m'11 Hrooks as trons-
ii guard whose
is iu (he east,
deuce is sun!
county, S. M',
vice-president,
secretary witli
I urer.
i The stand putters simply over plnyed
: their hand. Lt has been the history of
the past that '2."i votes will control nny
county meeting but w ith too many
i strange faces' present the Old Ciiurd
j 'Studied the vucciue uiid dodged the
, play the self-styled Non-Conference bas
ketball champions in meeting the I'a
cific university team of Forest (irnve.
: Pacific has never recovered entirely
j from the defetit handed them by the
: Willamette football team, and claim
I that they -will come to Salem Satur
' day night and show (hem how the game
of basketball is plavei. Jn lieu of the
fact that Wilhimi'tlo held (lie eonfer
; ence chumps, O. A. ('., (o u 17 11 scare.
! they will doubtless hav n hard proposi
tion to prove. Following fftc ?rimo flip
big event of the evening will be the
award day program in the chapel of
Waller hull, when Willamette warriors
will be awarded for (heir wort, of th
Mist vear. Willis Hsrtlett, president of
the W. club, has nrrnnireil a gooil pro
gram for the evening. Some of the at
tractions: The fllee club will mat'
first ntuiearance for the year and sing
several Willamette songs. T. S. AlsD:
ids. president of the board of trlstees
will be present and that fnct ulone In
sures an evening of jollity and fun. ."
he is one of the most wild- soeahers ie
the slate. A number of "old L'rads"
will be back to tell o'f Cue "old dnvs."
Some of them are: Dr. lb's MeTnlvro
"llusty" Schramm. "Roland Pfoff.
I'hniincev Bishop, Austin Flegel. fllenit
Mef'nddnm and others if thev can pes
siblv pet linch. Award duv is the one
day of the year when enthusiasm gels
into the -system of every student nil''
"pen" is displaced to show to these
receiving awards that their w oi l; ha
been apnrecinjcj, Following the el1''
iTiini a big banquet will be served ie
honor of (he women. A rreeenicnt i f
the linnnuet nre beim' eared for be i'
l"ssVS Tlorvl Holt "ml Helen Westell.
The Froshmnn (ilee will be held o"
the evening of March lo. As vet th"
nlace where it will be started has not
been decided upon. Some talk lias been
heard of holding it iu the First M. '
h, in order lo oive those who are
Hoiick to to a Eeavcr.
Portland, Or., Mar. 2. 'Dry on Ilouek,
oiico one of Connie Mack's "coiners,"
will weir a Heaver uniform and pitch
for JLeCredie this year. Met'redie got
his name to a contract last night.
Hotick jumped to the Federals two
I tiie go which was with-l -' . "go nner miming a Jairly good
siioiiij; huh me .Aiuieio's. i.asc year
the lirooklyn Federals planted him m
manager of a Colonial league team. Dur
ing tire winter he returned to his old
home here. McCredie kept his eye on
Hotick, never littering a chirp for fear
somebody else would grab hiiu. Yester
day Philadelphia's timer for re-claiming
him lapsed, ,in, McCredie lost no
time iu getting a contract in front of
him.
the fans
wli
towel and end
oiu a null moment ami gave
real run for their moiiev.
Two Other Bouts.
Al Somineis was entitled to a decision
over Hoineo Hagen' after eight rounds
at l.")S pounds. Summers had the edge
in tour rounds, three were about even
and one went to Hagen. Soniniers lin-i
ished stronger and out boxed the b iker
during the greater part of the contest.
Al broke his hand in the second round
which deprived him of the use of his
right to a great extent but he never let
up and slammed Itoniea whenever an
opening was presented. Summers was
more agressive
to hang on to keep away from the stiff
punches of his opponent.
Alex Trambitas slapped Karl Zimmer
man in two rounds at 114 pounds. The
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Team Begins Practice.
I'.erkeley, Oil., Mar. 2. For the first
time this year the gridiron uarirors of
and Hagen w is content Fnivcrsity of California
but two tears trickled down his cheeks. I bovs went at it from the tup of the
Poor Old .lock. For Hilly Mascott it gong but the husky little Houniaiii.iii
was only another victory but for Jock-! had the edge on iiis taller opponent in
ev it was the beginning of the end. all departments of the game. Zimmer
Ganie to the core .ind a gentleman in- man broke ground and when Trambitas
side ami out of the ring, tiie ex-turfman slammed him on the nose it took the
was the idol of tho fans in his day for
eight years held tiie bantamweight
crown but. the fans were ready to elect
a new king and the ring was crowded
by the sports who hastened to shake
Mascolt's victorious aw.
The jockey put up a game battle and
from the scond npmd he saw he was
aizainst a real comer while vyitli
hard winters behind him, Hen-
ill be out
to begin
up
his
nett must
"goer.''
be c
Put
lassed is somewhat of a
never lor a minute did
hostility out of Ziininci'iiina and he de
clared he w is unable to go on. Tram
bitas is but lo years old but has a clev
er pair of hands that will win hiiu fame
t he keeps to tiie boxing game. Zini-i
merman had a good left but was tin-1
tble to cope willt the speed and ag-'
ressiveness ot the li'anibitas boy.
Al Summers is mulched with "Fight
ing liilly" Murray I'm- March 17 at the
Hose City Athletic club smoker to be
held in Portland.
in their full regalia tomorrow
work for (lie season of l!Hii.
Andy Smith, new football coach of
tne blue and gold, will then havo his
first opportunity to inspect the squad,
to determine what the candidates need
most and to furnish a basis for his
plan of campaign. Nearly llHI men are
expected to be in moleskins.
Smith will devote the early practice
to drilling the candidates in' the rudi
ments ot the gime, so that a
groundwork will lie laid for the
next fall.
good
work
San
Oeorge Washington.
Professor lloiuor of the
smallpox. 1 lie hike warm supporlei s of;,.,,),'
.Met niiister ilroppe.l away when the desirous of hearing it n elm to eel
plot was bared mid the Marion county,,, ,,.,) . t.eerlofore the Fresh,, in n (lice
'' i republicans demonstrated (he fact that j has alwiivs been held iu the chrinol. bet
I they could mid would run their ow a : the past few vears have clearly demon
Inilaiis without interference or control ! stinted that ti lin-.rer hall is ,,ec..ss..rv
administration. !ls iil(,,v .,., i..,,,,, ,.,.. t,,,.,i .,..,..
em. The arm ota'
e ns then rtieie
appropriate program ami I l:u" i','., 1 1,.
, ,i ....... ii ..... ,...s,,, , vum , . n, ,,,iv.,i,0 (,. s; on account, of hick o'f r
at the grammar school ti nieniorv of: iii .'. i ...'. . . . . . ' '
' "" , "nm ne die local ma
ces was had bv all those present.
Or
.'gen Ag! i j
"HZ" FIXES ACHING,
WILLAMETTE NOTES
irnv
"Tiz" Doei Comfort
Burning, Calloused Feet
and Corns.
Tired.
The 'eb.,tet tan l.ilerary society pro
gram Inst night was an interesting one,
covering much territory. Tho program
wns opened by Adolph Spiess, who gave
an interest ing discussion on the right
hand man of President Woodrow Wii
son, who in his opinion was none other
than Colonel House, "the eyes of the
president,' ' as he expressed it.
me lira uuuioer wns or a nierary na-1 boring cities iu which the Ol
line: Howard Jewett rend the first ' u ill ..,.,. i i.:.... .. i.- i
"Sure! I uis TIT
every time for anf
foot trouble."
ti
sore feet, biirniug
, It'll. ler li'ct. tired Icet.
would be room for nil. This is tlie I -niiisicnl
event of (he venr tit the col
lege ns it is participated in by oven
student. Haul I!. Smith, debate' manager, ills.,
Clee club malinger, returned this wee',
from mi extended trip through north
western Washington and states that
will not be feasible for the Willamette
(ilee clubs to make a trip lip through tie
Sound country as he had at first c
templated; conditions were such Ihnt he
feared it would be n financial failure,
hence lire will schedule dates at iie;el:
e clul
appear. One thing which is uu its-
piot. The high school Y. W. Hurt n
number of the city Y. W. ladies will be
present and an enjoyable program audi
meeting is anticipated.
Tomorrow evening Willamette stu-1
dents are planning to hear Mine. Wch-j
-.-iter Powell at the (irnml in a musical i
recital for the -benefit of the Willam-j
cite library. Mine. Powell has a very in-i
foresting program and is well spoken of
wherever she has appealed. j
Charles P. Ohling, a former W. 1'.
student of the class o'f 'Hi. now con
nected w ith the Albanv Herald, broke i Price Shoe Co.
into the liineli.jht this week when it j Watt Shipp Co. ...
was announced that rne storl; had left Standard Cleaners .
a baby girl at his home.
line in school .tr. Ohling was nn sic-
live student and did much for which hi j
is remembered by the students. i
Standing of Teams
Unchanged by Last
Night's Contests
Standing of Teams.
W.
Capital National Bank.. ,S
Capital Business College. S
Bishops 8
Frv 's Drug Store 7
For Great Auto Race.
Diego, Cab, .Mar. 2. Arr iticn-
i incuts are today being made for the
fitty mile automobile race March 25
oyer the exposition course. The expo
sition has offered a .2,."U0 cup and a
large purse.
Among the drivers entered are Bar
ney Oldfield, Bob Huiin.iii, Ted.lv Tetz
laff. Karl Cooper and Clifford ihirant.
Their entries were received yesterday.
Hddie Pillion. Kddie O'Connel'l and oth
er drivers are expected to enter.
The course is tiie same track on
which the exposition hicvclo race was
held last Tuesday.
I llauser Bros.
Pet
.SHI
.Still
.Still
."OH
.-tun
.100
.Ion
.10f'
the
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Couple Eloped In Aeroplane,
Married In Hospital, Sorry
for Both Acts
The standing of the teams in
Commercial Basketball league remained
unchanged nfter last night's series at
the Y. M. C. A. The four league lead
ers played the four tail enders and the
expected happened. The games were all
won by decsive scores except the con
test between the Fry's and Tfnuser
Bros, which ended 1) to 11 in favor of
the druggists.
The series last night was devoid oi
spectacular features but the games
were not one sided despite the imlicsv
tious of the 'score board.
The scores follow :
First Game.
ry s Drug Store. Hau
San Francisco, Mar. 2. A roiiiau
literally buihled in the clouds, when'
I Art Smith, daredevil exposition binlhoy,!
'tope. I three years ago in ins aeroplane,
villi winsome Ainiee ('our from Foitl
Wayne, Indiana, threatened soon to;
founder on the ro. ks of .1 divorce court.
Attorney Harry 1. Staffrd iiiiiiouiice.l
todny that Smith had instructed him to
file a divorce case ngainst Mrs, Smith
en the grounds of extreme cruelty.
that he planned to follow instructions
Brooks. .
Whitney ( 10).. .
) McKinncy (1)..
! M into ii
, Dutton
' Final score:
llauser Bros., 0.
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Frv
s Hrtig
or Bios.
. . Fry CI ,
. Manning
Miller Hii
. ... Wood
. Wolborn
store. 11:
Handball Series Is
Scheduled for Tonight
at Y. M. I. A. m
The Albany Y. M. C. A. handball
team will meet the team representing
the Business Men 's class of the local
Y. JM. C. A. tonight. The contest to
night will be a return mutch with the
Albany players. About two weeks ngo
the Salem aggregation wns defeated at
Albany by one match. The Salem team
expects to avenge the defeat tonight.
The public is invited and there will be
no admission charged The team repre
senting the Salem Y. M. C. A. will be
composed of the following: I? C
op. Oscar B. Oingrich. li. T. McTn
. A. A. Schramm. H V Como(n
T. If. Farrar, Jim Y'nung,
Paul B. Wallace. Ttaloh
Fvans. I.. H. Comnfnn.
P. Read and others.
B
tyre
tien u ii limn.
Tames Marr.
Mooros, W. P.
l larence Walls. ,T.
FOIt UKNT Furnished
103 li.
Phone
Mar. 4.
FOB RKXT Housekeeping
Phone 209311.
rooms,
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DKFSS MAKING Mrs.
gers, 212 8. lUth.
Carrie Rod-Maria
POIt SAI.K Carpet loom, cheap. In
quire 301 N. Com '1. Mar3
FOIt SALK Two teams,
wagon. Phone 1722.
harness and
Mar2
HOUSK TO HKNTOlnse in, call 201
N. High. Phone 7S2M.
FOIt SALK-
-Blockv work mare, sinfln
or double. Phone 2.102W4. tf
FOU RENT Furnished and unfurnish
ed modern house. O. W. Johnson, tf
OAK, ash, fir
Phoncl322-J.
and maple cord wood.
W. F. Proctor. MarlO
WANTED Second iiand cobblers sew
ing machine. Adress b', care Journal.
Mar2
WANTKD TO liKNT-dnod Remington
typewriter. Address it 10, care of
Jouriul. Mar2
WANTKD To rent 7 or 8 room house
reasonably closo iu. Address N. E. O.,
care Journal, tf
FOB BALE 15 acres bottom rind,
south of Marion. Mrs. E. Thomas,
Marion, Oregon. Apnll
LOB bALK lillli Six cylinder Buick
automobile A-l condition. Price right.
1'hone 2340W. Marl
L'OR HAI.K a room house lot, ,10x100,
barn, some fruit, price $3."0, terms.
Scott & liynon. Mar
GOOD AU, ROUND TKAM For sale,
also about 50 chickens. W. Zirkel
Box 113, Routo 7. Mar3
FOli SA1K7rj bushel grass wheat for
April sowing, good yield if any soil.
$1.2: per bushel, phone .K503-K. Mar3
FOR fciAI.E Eight room strictly mod
ern house. Call or nddress R. B.
llouslon, 745 South Commercial. Mar3
iOU SALE 2 year old bull and 2
young cows with calves, or without.
John Maninrli, Route 3, Box 253
Mjri
Second Game.
Price Shoe Co. Cap. Business Collece.
Iiauisever.
Welsh '(2).
1'tter
I .eisev
moment, though prob.tbly , Brill (IM . .
i toodbve,
Hwollen feet
feet.
I " i"""'"K a.ivetiitiie, which snl,H la,.t is ,,.lt s.,(,m w
" "' I'liiious nature, each meeting j ne the opportiiuitv of liouriiM lie
some member will write mid read a j combined glee clubs In the past" the
.,,,'''' . , ,-. v, . iclnlis have traveled considerably but
1 resident ial ( aiolidates ' was dis-1 seldom made a local nppeniaiice. '
cussed ably l,y Alplieus Gillette who Wi, it,Tm!Umll Mr. Smith whMaM
haps 1, tlie taw,,,,,, of Ihe three H , s ,. ,M , , f J
The humorous number of the program j", t Z
as we is hisloiua wits l int iircsenlCil , t . i ,i r i . ., . . .
I,.. ., Miii,. . ,,.ii. ,.' looked forward to witli interest. Several
, ..... n't uu I , n 1 . ,., li , ion oi ' . f . t, , , , ,
e traced tueir history , ,...:. .i . . '..
"I, ..'IU w.-si f si ,l U,IL II,, I e
team, they are: .Misses fiances Hit
T innl -score: Capital Business (
1!; Price Shoe Co.. 11.
Whisk,
from the most primitive times down to
present history ntid told what particu
lar hirsute adornment's were and had
held greatest favor.
Kail Clinplnti as choirmnn for purlin
ineuttiiy liraclice held n live nieetiliL'
at a n en rly
not todav.
Meanwhile. Smith was aboard tiie lin
er Chiyo Main, en route for .lapan -and
forget fulness.
"I guess it will do me good to get
away," he commented before sailing
aw iv lo fill an enuauomont lo flv be-
I fore the Mikado and other Japanese
dignitaries, for tlie next three months.
The elopement of the Smiths was the
first bv Ihe aeroplane route. Thev flew
from Fort Wayne, Indiana, to Hillsdale,
Michigan. There the aerouhine hid
.trouble- and tell. When Smith clinic to
: consciousness, he learned that the pret
, ly Aimee Conr. his companion, was in
Smother ward of the hosinlnl.
i Thev had long been eneasied. but fun. Xntiona! Bank.
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Kavaiiaugh (5i
. . . Cooper 1 2 )
Muehler
McTntvre (4)
Divorce Knocks Out
Battling Nelson
ee.
."Divorce
Love anil
'. Bishops.
Sweeney (ID..
; Ackernian (5)
Sea Ulster (41 .
Hadclit'f
: Raniseyer. , . .
Locker
Final score
Cleaners, 5.
Third Game.
Standard Cleaners
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Bishops,
15;
Curtiss (.'!)
. Hart i2i
.. da rd ner
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.... Bavcs
.. Witti
Simula rd
Portland. Or., M;
granted today. Am fr
kisses to .ill.
Thus telegraphed Fay King f,om
ivansas , tty, iierabling the
-ne is no longer tlie
t..,i .
.....iiiicm naming .elson, once
weignt champion of th world.
iu his divorce suit filed i Illinois,
a lew weeks ago. lint declared Fav had
told him she "liked him as .1 pal, but
as a husband, never.''
news that
wife of Oscar
light-
Fourth Game.
News Notes From
Jefferson Way
(Capital Journal Special Service )
Mrs. F. (I. Arthur, of l.os Angeles, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. C. Wiltsev
of this neighborhood.
Mr. and .Mrs. A. T. Walu motored out
to their farm Sunday.
r.. C. Han-lev
! dav.
GOAT AND SHEEP SII EARING By
up to date power equipment. List vour
urner ai oaicm 1'lie 'nr. It.n
529.
tt
EXCHANGE-WU1 sell good Harley
motorcycle cheap, or trade for horso
m ouggy. Apply at Capital Journ-
tf
SI EC1AI v,n ,,av ,.t,ntfl a j
tor fat hens Kri.l ,y and Satur.lav.
I rice s meat market, 325 X. Cotnmcr- '
nal street. Ma,.2
WAN rKD-To tr ide acreage near Sal
lorn for Albany property, or will take
auto truck for part. L. stout, Stav
ton, Oregon. Mat2
rOlt SALE Established business, suit
ahlo for lady with small capital No
experience necess.iry. Address No. 75
caro Journal. Marl
I bye corns, callouses, bunions!
! that
involved mini v of Roberts Rules n'f
mid law spots. No more shoe tightness,
no mote limping with pain or drawing
up your lace in agony. "It, is mag
ical, ails righl otf. "Ti.'' draws out
ill the poisonous exudations which pull'
up Hie feel. 1'se "'1'iz " and wear small
er shoes. 1'se "Tin" and forget your
loot niiseiv. All how comfortable vour
Icet feel. '
Order.
j The Phil. 'dorian program had for its
, chief idea the consideration of railroads
and tale cases, "The Abisknu Rail
road," Leigh Douglass: "The Astorin
, Rate Case." Wallace Adams, " Portland
Hind lis Relation to the Astoria Rate
Case," drover dates; "eRinliug," se
lected, Rein Jackson; "Astoria, As
tins, Ada Ross, File:
Minion, Esther While and Fern Wells.
The .question to be debuted will be the
same as the men will debute. "Govern
ment Ownership "f Railroads. " The
date for the debate is set for April 2s.
at Tiicotuii.
The tryout for the men's debate team
will be held March It. These who will
try out are: Affirmative, Byron Con
lev. Otto Pnulus, James Kning, Aloph
piess. egntivo, Chester Winner. Will
.V.
. .F.
. .C. ,
. . G.
.0. ,
. .S.
Watt Shipp Co.
. Rowland (H
... (lahlsdorff
. . . . Carson ( 2.
Ross
Moiirman
Oct a 2. i cetit box of "Ti. now nt i -"H ""so,
iiiiv druugist or department store. Do, night will be
not suffer. Have good feet, glad feet,
feet Hint neer swell, noer hurt, never
f,i' tired, A year's I'oot coutlort gear
autccd or juonev refunded.
tcr tlleiscr, Russell Uu
!!'.
Harold Miller. Saturday Today is "Pioneer day" for the col
the lime when every stu-!h'i.' "', C. A. Many of the old stu
dent will have the privilege of show j "'tits who were formerly members of
ing how much entliiisiasin he may tr.'n-' - wi" hack to attend the
einte. The occasion is n double hen.l ! I'r"g. am. which was printed in Tnes
er. To vtarl things off Willamette will I Jl,.v ' Journal, and to be at tho bun-
there was parent.il opposition. But love
Billings. Kiniiia ' hiiighe.l al such interference, and the
i next Ming the lour family heard was
I that the couple had wedded in the hos
pital., '
I For n time all went well. Then, nc
. cording to Smith, his wife's affections
, seemed to cool. She did not bid him the' 15
ton, I farewells -of other d ivs when h
: ".'V1" scene,, to aiiraci oiticials: R. I.. Matthew, referee
I"', r. i, , , it. s. nn.icbff and
Then Inst December their ways parted Oscar B. Gingrich
: .mo ,,n- i;ni in-,,, oacK ,o iii.uanii
Smith
Price (3) . .
Carver (2),. ,
Buker.......
Williams (2).
Zosel
Marr
final score: Capital National Bank-
Watt Shipp Co.. 3.
J. H. Farrar, timers:
scorer.
tedded at last that separation
and Hairy Sav-j fr n ,;, , , i)(t
AMITY POSTOFFICE ROBBED
MARRIED SIXTY YEARS
Pasadena, Cnl., March 2. Mr. r
Mis. Warren Woods,- aged S2 and 70
celebrated their sixtieth ' wedding an
niversary today. They came nest bv
ct cart before there were anv railroads.
Amity, Or., March 2. A robberv oc
curred here Monday in the potof fice.
, The robbers pried the front door of the
lOt'fice opens with tools taken from a
nearby blacksmith ship. Tiie safe was
blown, but . nothing was secured. This
lis tiie second robbery in two mouths.
was in Salem Sun-
Kber t'tter is home from eastern Ore
gon, where he has been for the last few
months.
Mrs. E.
Satur.lav.
H. Prothers was in Salem
THINK DIAZ A JOKE
an Antonio, Texas, March 2. Tin
ged Felix Diaz revolution in f..;..
seriously here either bv
Carranzistii '.
for they believe that Mexicans do not
place confidence in him.
It is believed that Francisco De Lr
Barra and a strong American ecelesias
.ical element nre financing Diaz's re
ported ateivities.
Federal authorities here have know-
out ,u several places i Mexico, is not
connected wh Diaz, but is backed ,
ALideristas.
all.
is not taken
American or
RENTstorei 21ll65 ffle Ble
tne bghts and steam heat. Se Wat
Bb.pp Co 219 Norta Commercial
treet. Phono 363.
FOR SALE Fino residence lot, 62x108
v. Becklev, Ner
" Mar23
Write J.
I2.S0O.
strand, Minnesota.
NICE
ROt IMS Fnrnisl,.,,!
... i ui iiiuurn-
ished, with or without board, bv day
or week. Apartments. P,0I1e :,r, f(;r
,''e,al ";- X. High. Mar
tin rom,K My of wo.rsr.
tin. Pi ,'hnn!'"'r; '"''kina for po
sition. Pie ,se inquire at Elsmer Pho
to Sttidto. 2tw xorth Cotninercinl St.
, Mar2
FOR SALE-Beauti7dfTv7TcTel7,
i-Hl "?''Lrn ""'Wto", one mile
....... v.. ...uKTOiinu, paved roa w
fcalem, Oregon. Mar3
9, Box
FOR SALE-Bv owner, 2iln7r77 land's
miles north of Sale,,,, well inproved
hnv r. '.'k"" .,l ms o 't
t n Vs ' '''""ciilars
" - ' .. iiuiite g, iix (!
address
CITY Arv8.1 DYER3
C IT Y ( I E AMNC, , 1 1; S (
leaners
... .(iiaii.v. .N0 Twi.e,U
street. PIhhjo 703,
Oil Statu
Marl