Daily capital journal., November 26, 1917, Page SIX, Image 6

THE DATLY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM". OREGON, MONDAY NOV. 26. 1917.
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DECEMBER
Made in October
The taste tliey owe
to 'Father Time.
(Fruit Cake and Mellon Cigars)
The Xmas fruit cake tastes so
much better when made about
October 1st. For time alone can
blend the delicate flavor of those
subtle spices, those varied rich in
gredients. And the OWL Cigar you will
smoke today began its journey to
mellow fragrance some 18 months
or so ago, For Time alone can mel
low tobacco to the OWL fragrance
point. Yes, friends, time -curing is the
secret of OWL fragrance. Time
curing of at least $1,000,000 worth
of selected leaf. For to insure that'
every OWL Cigar is made only
from leaf " ready " in mellow fra
grance requires that we keep on hand
always $1,000,000 worth of selected
leaf, and often more. And OWL fra
grance requires that expert judges
of curing watch over this great leaf
store with keen eyes born of long
experience.
OWL time-curing . is the OWL
fragrance - pledge. Buy an OWL
Cigar and see how well it keeps its
pledge for you.
THE MILLION DOLLAR CIGAR
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the trenches or the
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PITTSBURG CHAMPION
OF EASTERN TEAMS
Georgia Tech. Leads In South
and Omo State In the
MIddleWest
By H. O. Hamilton
(Tinted Press Staff Correspondent)
New York, Nov. 26. Picking an east
ern champion for the war football sea
son will not be hard this year. Pitts
burgh spells it all. The palm in the
south belongs to Georgia Tech. Fans
in 1he west have nominated Ohio State
and thero the matter stands.
'jhere are some other teams which
have more than . ordinary claims to
championship calibre, but the matter
eoulii not be brought to a showaown.
There is Pennsylvania Lniversity and
there is Kutgcrs both of which have
done a remarkable season's work.
Georgia Tech. registered a decisive vic
tory over Penn early in the season, win
ning 41 to 0, but tho rapid recuperation
that has been accomplished at Penn
has made the Folwell organization the
favored one for the Thanksgiving Day
test with Cornell tho last Hooraw
game of the season for the east. Cor
nell lost to Michigan, which was beat
en by Pennsylvania.
League Is In Doubt.
San Francisco, Nov. 26. Maybe Sac
ramento will not get that Coast leaguo
franchise after all.
It was reported today that there has
been no all-consuming enthusiasm in the
capital city in favor of paying money
for the Portland franchise. Men who
ore willing to back a club, if one is
placed in Sacramento, declare they will
i.ot sink money in a franchise.
Al Baum, Cal Ewing and Henry Ber
ry, who nave oeen appoiniea a com
mittee to investigate the Sacramento
situation, will probably visit that city
this week.
Following Sacramento 's refusal to en
tei the major-minor league of the weal,
Fresno may do likewise. In that event
what's going to become of the Port
land franchise? There is a rumor Port
land will enter tho Northwestern league
n'.'xt season as per schedule, with an
rtticr club being dropped, presumably
Salt Lake, the Coast league being re-
NUX, IRON, PEPSIN.
AND SARSAPARILLA
The combination of two great
medicines, Hood's Sarsaparilla and
Peptiron, by taking them in conjunc
tion, one before eating and the other
after, brings into co-operation the
above-named substances, best for the
blood, nerves and digestive organs.
This combination is especially
recommended in cases that are
scrofulous, or rheumatic, anemic and
nervous, or where the blood is both
impure and pale, deficient in iron
one of the most common disease
conditions of the present day.
Jn cases where a laxative la needed,
Chemawa Team Loses
to Soldiers' Eleven
Camy Lewis, Tacoma, Wash., Nov.
26. The Chumawa 'Indians ' football
team put up a game battle against the
91st division athletes on the camp
grounds Saturday, but lost 49 to 0.
Seven touchdowns, distributed, one
in the first period, three in the second,
two in the third and one in the fourth,
and as many goal kicks by "Midget"
McKay, made up the division total.
Long runs from 70 yards down were
on tho program to thrill tho 10,000 ot
more soldiers. "Scotty" Monteith, for
mer Oregon halfback, made tho longest
sprint of the day and it was good for
the final score, Craig, Romney and Mc
Kay were the other stars for the sol-
Hood's Pills should be taken. They !diers, while Petrarovich loomed up as
work in perfect harmony with Hood's
Sarsaparilla and Peptiron, and are
mild and efficient.
Americans are the greatest meat eat
ers, the consumption being averaged at
172 pounds per capita a year. 119 in
HAVlncr
T71 .11-1 - 1 O 1 Qfl i xi--t
r.ngianu, lia in vjermauy, ou iu nauto army-navy
the shining light for the Indians. Not
one change was made in the visitors'
lineup, while Coach Stanton made five
substitutions. Lieutenant Walter Keck.
formerly of the Multnomah Amateur
Athletic club, appeared in the lineup
the last few minutes of play, but he is
himself for tho first annual
clash of the Pacific coast
and Holland, 64 in Austria-Hungary, 50 ; gifted for next Thursday, probably in
in Bussia and 49 in Spain,
duced to a four club, all-California cir-circuit.
McCredies to Sacramento.
San Francisco, Nov. 26. The latest
rumor connecting Judge and Walter Me
Crcdit with the Pacific Coast league
next season is to tho effect that they
will purchase part of Cal Ewing 's stock
in the Oakland club. Ewing, it is saw, en out during the early play as a
is willing to take them in as partners suit or injuries.
the Tacoma Stadium. The naval train
ing school at Seattlo will represent tlvj
sea -fighters, while the 91st division
will hold up the army end of the game-
Engeno Wins From Albany
Eugene, Or., Nov. 26 The Eugene
high school football eleven Saturday
defeated Albany high school, 50 to 0.
Three of Eugene's regular players
Purdy, Soaieff and Bryson did not
'play, and Manerud and Hill were tak
re-
aud install Walter as manager of th9
club in lieu of Del Howard,
Leonard to Box Kirke.
Chicago, Nov. 26. Benny Leonard
and his manage, Billy Gibsoii left here
today for Denver, where the lightweight
champion will box Sailor Kirko in a
scheduled ten round go Wednesday
night.
lieturning Leonard will meet Gena
Dehnont in St. Paul, December 5 and
Charley Scully before some Wisconsin
club December 17.
Downey-Lewis Match.
Chicngo, Nov. 26. Bryan Downey,
tho Columbus, Ohio, welterweight, has
been matched with Ted Lewis, the title
holdor, for a 12 round bout in the for
mer's city, December 12. They will
weigh 146 pounds at 3 o'clock.
Two speatacular features were a 40
yard run. by Hill for a touchdown in
the third period end a 70 yard run by
Manerud in the first quarter.
Tho Eugene team had an advantage
in weight of from two to three pounds
to the man.
Eugene 'b total sicorc for the Beason
stands 158 points to 21 for all oppo
nents. The teams played were Salem,
Springfield, Corvallis, Cottage Grove
and Albany.
O. A. C. Fresfiiies Win
Oregon Agricultural College, Corval
lis, Nov. 26. The University, of Ore
Children Cry
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gon freshmen eleven was defeated on
the college field here Saturday by the
Oregon Agricultural college freshmci.
team by a score of 7 to 0. Although
outplayed by the Aggie rooks, the- vis
iting eleven fought gamely until the
final blow of the whistle.
A light rain fell during the first
half, causing the ball to slip, and sev
eral disastrous fumbles resulted. Dark
ness settled upon the field before the
last quarter, and the final period was
played with white rags tied around tha
yardage stick to enable the referee to
judge tho yardngo made. It was im
possible to distinguish players, and all
that could be seen was a dark, strug
gling mass.
Children Cry
FOB FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
WHOLE GERMAN
(Continued from i'uge Vus.)
machine was still forcing tho fighting
nr. mini Canibiai.
Spurred by llindenburg'B demands
thai the aii-iiiiportutit High, ground
ti round ltourlon be re taken ut alt easts.
I'rewu .1'rince Huppreclit was violently
counter attacking the British advanced
lines there. Positions uve beou taken
mid retaken, held mid lost nlf a dozen
times around here, but the British grip
upon Hum ion wo id itself was uushuk
u. Te less important village of Bour
ltiii was half Herman and half Brit sh
with desperate fighting progressing.
Field Marshal llaid reported that
.in.... ill.. Illtur fuiTnl-d nf !. i!..Pilillll
attacks at mid-dav yesterday around troops iu repulsing liniior attacks around
Bourlon, tho enemy hndnot repeated tho Bourlou and cleaning up "uests."
tion of all gmins over first and second
German lines between Snniogneux and
Anglonumt taken iu the offensive of
l'etain's troops yesterday, was reported
vosterdnv. All Gorman counter-thrusts
were repulsed.
The war office reported active ar
tilloryiug on both sides iu the whole
right Mouse bank sector, particularly
north of Hill 344.
Around Bozonvaux a German raid was
repulsed. -
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OUR BUSINESS BUILDING SALE IS STILL ATTRACTING A GREAT DEAL OF ATTENTION BECAUSE OF THE
GREAT VALUE!
OFFERED
OUR BUSINESS HAS BEEN FINE ALL WEEK SHOWING HOW WELL OUR FRIENDS APPRECIATE THAT WE ARE GIVING
RE ALT SALE PRICES
am rnnncs THAT ARE STRICTLY UP TO THE LATEST DATE, WITH UNDENIABLE QUALITY AND THEY NEVER GO OUT
fST MOCO ANY ONE ASK?- STYLE, SERVICE, FIT, PRICE. Then You Will Need NEW SHOES for
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HERE THEY ARE AT "HOOVE
Oennans Claim Captures.
Berlin, Via London, Nov. 0. More
than 300 Knglish prisoners and twenty
liiachine guns were, taken bv -German
assault there,
X'ioked German troops perished like
flies iu tho hand to hand struggle
tiromid Bourlon village today.
Fighting with almost insane frenzy,
they doggedly advanced inch by inch iu
te face 'of fearful fire. Then they came
to a halt iu hand to Iiajul battle lit
rally stopped in reir tracks bu utter ex
haust ion. The British, holding strong
iu'ainst the depperate onslaught, wield
their bayonets with deadly effect.
Gorman corpses littered te streets of
liouilon. They spread in twisted, con
torted groups out over the battlefield
adjoining. The ruined town was a si am
Vlos of blood, mangled bodies and sm..k
ing ruins. The slight hold which the
Germans kept on the town was at fear
iel eocf in men.
Gains Cdtifsolidatea.
J'aii. .uv, 0. CuuipleW eonsoliUa-
The war office, in reporting this to
day, said the fighting had beou of hand
to hand diameter.
"The enemy obstinately made re
peated attacks at Inchy which were
completely repulsed," the war office
asserted.
' Campaign Is Started In
State to Retaa Mr. Kerr
Pallas, Or., Kor. 24. State Senator
C. L. llawloy, of McCoy, is making a
trip over 1'olk county endeavoring to
work up interest in a movement to re
tain President Kerr of the Oregon Ag
ricultural college, at Corvallis. Mr. Kerr
has been offered a more lucrative posi
tion as head of the Kansas Agricultural
college.
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not the latest style, but good service, at
only 89c
Some better ones, with sizes up to 5, at 139e
Still better ones giving most of the sizes and
kinds at 199c, 182c and 167c
Some Men's in Black or Tan; all kinds,
worth regular up to $7.00 per pair, at 296c
Choice of any $4.50 qualities at 329c
Choice of any $5.50 qualities at .439c
Choice of any $6.00 qualities at . .487c
And on up to the choice of any Shoes in the
store at 689c
Our really Best Bargain in Ladies' Shoes is
a Black Kid, lace or button; at least a $5.00
value. We have put in at . .. .329c
Be sure and see this.
In our fine Dress Shoes in Black Kid, Dark
Gray Kid, Ivory Gray Tops or tops to
match, we have classified and offer
All $5.00 grades at 383c
All $5.50 grades at 439c
All $6.00 grades at 487c
All $7.00 grades at 537c
All $7.50 grades aat 591c
All $8.00 grades at 643c
Or best of all
Your Choice of Any Shoe in Store at
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RUBBER BOOTS! YES!
It will rain one of these days then you will
need thfm. Here they are:
Men's Black Duck Vamp, short Boots 368c
Men's Red Duck Vamp, short Boots at 383c
Men's Black Duck Vamp Sporting
Boots, at .439c
Men's Red Duck Vamp Sporting Boots 439c
Boys' Black Duck Vamp, short Boots at 273c
Women's Light Black Boots 215c
Misses' Boots, sizes 11 to 2, at ...... . .182c
Children's Boots, sizes 5 to 10, at 167c
House Slippers in all kinds for Men, Wo
men and Children, at prices of 67c, 89c, 98c
and up.