PAGE SIX.
THE DAILY CAPITAY JOURNAL. SaiM. OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1919.
if
GAME WITH REE0,SET
FOR SATURDAY, MAY
YET BE CALLED OFF
. New York, Oct. 14. Benny Leonard,
world's . lightweight champion, and
Johnny Dunde, his most persistent chal
longer, are expected to sign articles hero
in a few days for a fifteen round bout
riu. Ti': n tt r ... I. n . ..
i uc illume kv Ji-aii;iB utnr uao iu . ... T . ...ii r , ;
..; ,.,.iii n..h, 9s fi,,.!, ,f to a. decision. Joe Mulvihill, Connect!
taste of blood on the gridiron, accord
ing to information received by tele-
cut promoter, is bidding for the bout as
a Thanksgiving attraction. Leonard and
phone from Heed College by Coach Ma- ""''o jZ
thewg Monday morning, The Portland ' , . T ,
...i.Ji (W -.JLvl .(,rfl. with New York, Oct. 14.-Champion Jact
the Wesleyans boys Saturday, October
Britton haB recovered from a siege of
I but failed to win back any of his wan-
I ing prestige. He was given but a feeble
1 band at the conclusion of a listless bout.
for a champion the New Orleans boy
made a poor showing against a scrap
per over whom the king of the class
should have won with ono hand. Her
man coutonted himself with dancing
Btunts, litlo playful taps and "chorus
girl" grins over the shoulder of his op
ponent in the clinches. The bout was
so tame and uninteresting that 15,000 1
fans, gathered in the First regiment ar
mory, hummed and whistled "Till We
Meet Again" throughout the fight.
Neither of the aspirants for Jack
iDempscy's crown went out of the run
! ning when Al Roberts, Staten Island
heavyweight, termed the "knockout
king" beoausc of seventeen knockouts
dnv Hint h'is team would snend tho time 'weight, is proving himself almost iu bouts, was badly beaten by Char
re'ltintr into shnne for the 23th of Oeto-Minnunon i rnkmg m the coin. Forney Woinert, Nevvtirk, ono of the few
lier. should Reed fui-1 to fill her date on three fight last week, he drew dowuW, had been able to stay with him in,
th,. 1Sth. One of the Portland athletic .J-.1J,
elubs, just -which one is not known as
lllUT( i 111 1 I t4
1Q ..n.l La1 oUaoiU' IIIIIH'HS Willi flltS IIUU Him UU mu 'uii,wib
.,.h'l,,ln.l for the .nv. hut faculty on- t and is getting in trim for what his
initio,, nn the nart of the Red Snsti- manager, Dan Morgan, says is going to
.7. . r. . . ., " !',:. Iii
tutiou will probably cancel the game,
True to its tradtions, the faculty of the
up state school is contending against all
inter collegiate athletics and will doubt
lees overrule student desires in the matter.
The Bearcats' coach announced Mon
be "a big winter" for tho veteran.
He is to go ten rounds with tho Ttnl
'ian ,Stevo Lntzo, at Hazelton, Pa., t
29, and on November S at Detroit he
will meet the Akron flash, Johnny Griffiths.
Willie Jackson, the New York light-
HERMAN KEEPS HOLD
ON BANTUH
NOTICE
ter, for $1000, $100 cash. All good fruit
and 'berry land.
lis acres pasture ana . ' Xotice is hereby given that a road t
V. lnhet anr fenced. Haa farm build-Tj-.j.. ' ?n . ,..u -.It
- . " .--i, . i itnstnci meeting wju ioe ueiu at
ings, tot if Jo per acre, "iu . ! Fairview school house in road
trade on any or all of the above land. . dUtriot Xo lsVi in Marion county. Gre
riri rHT ai frfllf A Xere! at a 'barsrain.
IMIr hill X KP N John H. Scott Realty Co
II kL ft W I Villi IIIV
228 Oregon WdiJ.
245
gon, on Saturday the 1st day of No
vember, 1919, at 2:30 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said district.
W. M. BUSHEY,
County Judge.
NOTICE
v NOTICE
By Henry L. Farrell .
(United Press Staff Correspondent.) Notice is hereby given that a road
Newark, N. J., Oct. 14. Pete Herman district meeting will be held ; at , . . . -
still holds thc bantamweight crown. He A. K. Feller, hop pickers shed in road! ..'ce ,a oy. 'ven. 1 . roa(l
won an eight round bout hero last night district No. 3, in Marion county, Ore- jS'-"1 & ft-4- 'j
with the Newark boy, Harold Farcse, ; go. , on Saturday the Is, day- of 2?7e?Dri' i?.;
th- n.w-nn nf l,.wino an : iJlrlitdnnoJ S. on Saturday the 1st day of No-
toY- tnr i.,i ;n ui isrii-i . i vember, 1919, at 1
- AV. M. BUSHEY,
for
NOTICE
o clock p. m.
the purpose- of levying an additional
County JndSe4,a for purpose in said, district.
. County Judge.
Notice is heroby given that a. road
district meeting will be held at
Harmony sehtool house in road
i district No. 9 in Marion county, Ore
gon, on Saturday the 1st day of .No
vember, 1919, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said district.
W. M. BUSHEY,
' County- Judge.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a road
district meeting will be "held: at
I. W. E'bncr hop house in road
Lawrence, Mass., Oct. 14. Johnny
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Will, h fin K. urjv jigiu . "it
...i, ... v-v r . .prtrt ,1a. ann nun Vniinff K llvhv
vemner zi, wmcn win prouamy neT,, Jo(,nl uu, jn 0 jo round bout ll(M.e
open on account
Albany And Eugene Elevens
To Clash On Grid Saturday
Vet, will niveau SwceUund tield on Oe.
tol.er 25
will probably be held, f , lo(,n1 uu, ,
of ihc Thanksgiugn. ,,,
ai. ii i- ...in i - j,.ii i
giiitie, mo iiiiivuis win nue iuu jnu
gmm from the 25th oii. The Chemawa
Indians will nppeur here on Novemrcr
1. Pacific Truiversity, of Forest Orove,
will meet the local collegians on Wil
lamette, field November S. On Novem
ber M, thc Multnomah Athletic club Albany, Or., Oct. 14. Tho niettn i
levn will appear on thc local gridiron Albany high 's footbnll boys will bo tried
for the first time in many years. No- out October 18 by the Kugeno sqund,
vevnber 22 will be held open. Thanks- Manager Olen Gilbert having been un-
giving day will bring tho University of nble to avariige an earlier game. Coaci
1'uifet Kound, Tneonia, Wnah., to Wil- Bruhaugh is rapidly getting his material
. lauiette field for the wind-up oi tne sea- ,M Hiiape but lost one of his good pros
sou. . " " - poets when Albert Buin received on in-
' Those who iw the .Bearcats 'in ' jttrjr to his elbow which put him out of
lion last Huturdiiy against the alumni,', m KMm for the rest of tho season. The.
,'lmva no doubt but what they huve a niumiii will give the regulars a practice
...... 1 j;,,,;-,. rvT in : irn.;n nn,...f.. rirn
a previous bout. Roberts all but quit ., f"""" '"J
. 1 (rim nil Kn fiiirln v thn 1st liRv nt rt.
veinber 1st, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m. for
cold, fu tho seventh round he ran away
" ,1 . '...I. L- .. .1 l.lli .1
( iruui n voMey oi rigiuN uuu icii ami re
tired to his corner. Ho camo back only
alter tho referee started counting him
out.
Willie Jackson, New York 'lightweight
outpointed the Patterson scrapper, Tom
my Tuohe; Sn eight rounds, and Benny
Valgar, tho French featherweight, gave
'Frnukio Brown a decisive benting in an
other eight round mill.
fins Reason ahead of them. It Is a typi
: eul, Mathews' machine. They have the
" elin,rgo and teamwork, the fight and en
durance which characterize Court, "R.
1,. 's" style of coaching.
game Monday evening.
BROOKS LEADS U. OF C.
Fl
TO VIE FOR GOLF CUP
Berkeley, Cat., Oct. 14. Fred Brooks,
crank California fullback, will captain
the Bear varsltv as a result of a foot
ball election last ..-night. Brooks was
captain-elect of-the 191T eleven, but en
tered the military service at that time
No employment bureau is needed iu
, Before one of tho biggest crowds Linn county, for there are more jobs
that has been on tho links this season, than men in that section of the state.
John Furrar and W. II. Iierchen won
the right to clush in the finals for the
president's cup on the lllihee country
elub golf bourse Hunday, -October 19.
In, tho semi-fiunls played last Hunday
' Jnrrnr defeated Dr. H. H. Winger
three up and l,erclieu trimmed Edward
Bauer, four up and three to go. Al
tlionjrli Farw is one of tho newer
players, his style of golf in the semi
finals indicates a keen match when he
"and .Lerahen meet on the final course
the I91H. . ;
Mrs. Edward fiillingliam won from
Mrs. Ereol Kay two up and Mrs. John
I'arrnr nested Mm. hdwrmt
Grain: Wheat, soft white No. l.3;
feed oats 80c; milling oats 80cj hay,
cheatnew $17; hay, oats, now $184f
20; mill run 4S44. ,
Butterfat: Butteifnt, Oflcj cream
ery butter, 6709e.
Pork, veal and mutton: Pork on foot
15e; veal, .fancy 23c: steers 7Cf9c;
Baker, cows CiTjc; spring lumbs 10c; ewes
closo in, $5000. '
7 room modern bungalow, good loca
tion. tSOQO. : ;
10 acre tract close in, fine dark loam
Snap $:(,)U0; half cash.
GO acres in famous Kosedale district,
fine prune laud, set farm buildings.
Snap $0000.
0 acres in mco orchard, buildings,
good well, 80 rods from car line and
Hose in, nico location; bargain, $3500.
Several choice vacant lots close in
and fine locution at bargain price.
20 acres all in eh dice bearing prunes,
best buy iu the county for $8000. '
See us for bargains in real estate. '
Perrine & Marsters -
212 Commercial olub Uldg -
the purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said district.
W. M. BUSHEY,
County Judge.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a road
district meeting will be held at
W. A. Heater's garage in road
district No. 23, in Marion county, Ore
gon, on Saturday the 1st d&y of No
vember, 1919, at 1 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said district.
- ; ' . W. M. BUSHEY,
i County Judge.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a road
district meeting will be held at
.loo Heuberger hop house in road
district No. 24, in Marion county, Ore
gon, on Saturday the 1st day of No
vember, 1919, at 1 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said district.
W. M. BUSHEY,
,. . County' Judge,
NOTICE
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a road
district meeting will be held at
Noblo school house; in road the Masoni" hall at Jefferson in road
Notice is hereby given- that a road
district meeting will be held at
district No. 12, dn Marion county, Ore
gon, on Saturday the 1st day ot No
vember, 1919 at 2 o'clock p. in. for
the purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said district.
, . . . : . I- W. M. BUSHEY,
. , County Judge.
district No. 30, in Marion county, Ore
gon, on Saturday the 1st (lay of No
vember, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of levying an 'additional
tax for road purposes in said district.
. W. M. BUSHEY, ;
County Judge.
NOTICE
. Notice is hereby "iven that a road
district meeting will be held at
Bargains In Real Estate
We have small tracts improved and
unimproved for Bale on easy terms.
S acres, some cleared remainder
slashed, not hard to clear, IMO, $100
cash.
' 8 1-5 acres, 1 acres set to fruit and
berries, remainder slashed, and is eas
ily cleared. 1000, $100 cash.
8 1-8- er-e,': "- cleared,- remainder
slashed and is easily cleared. Has 2
room house and a splendid well of wa-
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a road
district mcetinc will be held at
iPorter school house in road rock crusher at G. E. Thomas' in road
district No. 14,, in Marion county, Ore- district No. 32, ?n Marion county, Ore
gon, on Saturday tho 1st day of No- gon, on Saturday the 1st day of No
vember, 1919, at 1 o'clock p. m. for veinber, 1919, at. 2 o'clock p. m. for
the purpose of levying an additional the purpose of. levying an additional
tax lor road purposes iu saw district, rax zor roaa purposes in sum moun t,
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NOTICE
W. M. BUSHEY,
County Judge.
W,
M. BUSHEY,
County Judge.
NOTICE
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that a joad
district meeting will be held at
Notice is hereby given that a road
district meeting will be held at
Evergreen school house! in: road Ithe ' school -, house in road
di'strict No. 15, in Marion county, Ore- district No. 33, in Marion county, Ore
gon, on Saturday tho 1st day of No- gon, on Saturday the 1st day of No
vember, 1919, at 2 o clock p. m. for vember, 1919, -at 7o'eiock p. m. ror
Notice is hereby given that a road
district meeting will be held at
Gutea in the Odd Fellows Jiall in road
di'strict No. 35, in Marion county, Ore
gon, on Saturday the 1st day of 'No
vember, 1919, at 2 o'clock p. m. for
tho purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said district.
W, M. BUSHEY,
- County Judge.
vember, 1919, at 4 o'clock p. ro. for
thc purpose of levying an additional
tax for road purposes in said district. .
W. M. BUSHEY,
County Jodje.
NOTICE
NOTICE
Notice is hoieiby given that
l,i- titii'nnen rtC'lnvvliiir nil n it A i l,i nnnl tlin ntimnan nt lnvvinor nn a VI i ti nnn I I di at rict meet hlP will he . ..h
tax for road purposes in said district, tux for road' purposes in said district, school . house in Detroit in road tax for road purposes in said distriet,
W. M. avatiax, " W. M. BUSHBi, lOistrict .o. oo, u million euuuvy, urn n..m. ouonni,
Notice is hereby given that a road
district meeting will be held at
Hope Chapel church in road
I klistnct .No. 38, in Marion county, Ore
I gon, on Saturday the 1st day of Np-V
a road vember, 1919, at 1 o'clock p. m. for
held at the purpose of levying an additional
County Judge.
County Judge. ' gon, on Saturday tho 1st day of 'No-
County Jndge.
three up in the women's semi-finals for 4(ff slu.ep, venrliiigs, d
tlie 1. W. Eyre trophy played bmul:i- Eggs and poultry: Eggs cash COcj
Those who qualified for the Gardner hens, live 22(u'24e; old roosters 15(0
& Keen trophy tournament were W. Hk; springs 22c. - - -'.
Dyer, W1 D, (lubrielsoii, Edward ( Vegetables:: Onions, per sack $3;
Ii., Baker,, A. B, Gardner, T. B. Kay, celery doz. 90e; tomatoes 0c; potatoes
C. C. Cox,, John Farrar, D. W. Eyro, 8. gwl,t potatoes 0c.
W. U. Tiei'cheii, George G.. Brown, Dr. Fruit: Watermelons Icj ornngei
W, It. I,ytle, F. E. Edwards, W. H. $,-5.7500; lemons, box 7.n0()8.60j
Burghnrdt, M. Abst, F, a Thielscn and bnnann() i0ct 'honey extracted 20c;
Oliver Myers. J Ho lust winiination .bllm,h b ,t8 i5. ouMlttlfl, oi.-. aa
Ma-
will ibe played next Suudny.
QudlSews
lettuce uuc; carrots 4;c; grapes.
lagas 10c; grnpes, Tokays 10c.
Hhil prices: 1'ggs do7.en CS'Oej
creamery butter 7oc; countrv butter
07o; flour, hard wheat $3.10(ii 3.2iS
PORTLAND MARKETS
A decree granting her a divorce
from Kay S. Cooper was-delivered Tues
day to Allie Cooper 'by Judge Bingham
Mrs. iCooner had sued her husband, 1
losing cruel and inhuman treatment, I
that he had assaulted her and attacked
her chnrneter. Thevwerc mnrrled in
this eilv June 31, 1917, but separated
iu Mayj 1919. - '
rortlnnd, Or., Oct. 14. Butter, city
creamery ti607c; Eggs selected loca
ex 63i)70c, Ileus 30(ti.ale, Broilers 25
(ii'Sw. Geese inc. I hee.se 3-(a.HC.
Live Stock
Cattle: Receipts 20; tone of mar
ket steady: guod to choice steers $9.00
(ICW.SOj fair to medium steers $7.00
1 H.00; common to fair steers, t1.50(i6.50;
A petition seelclng action of the good cowsind heifers $..0
enort to modifv a decree mid judgment, .7.30.00; wetlw ""':, . .
relntive to the support of hor ehild, (o'7.I0; cisnuers 2.75S14..'iO; bulls, $5.75
((i'o..; calves, f.uu(a'l4.MU.
Hogs:. Heceipts 3j tone of market
slow; prime mixed 15.50 (5)
lu.SO; inedium mixed $ l.iui' 1 ,i..i0
was filed Tuesday oy .:orai .icnnings.
A divorce was granted Mrs, Jennings
from David rViinois Jennings Febru
ary 10. 1919. Thev were married in
Washington April 1, 1903, and have heavies i:i(ciil4; pigs H15;
rough
one child. Esther M.. ago 12. In her pe
; tition Coral Jennings says that her for
, mer husband lm entered into a "clan
! destine'' love affair with a marriod
. woman, on . whom he spends all his jj-
monev. Mlie aslis au order. ot tue court
Sheep: Heceipts 117; tone of market
steady; prine lambs tll.SOU'.OO; fair
to medium lambs $10.50(a)ll; ewei
7.50; medium to good cows and heifers
: eompelling iiiu to pay 33 a month for rolnmo - Witf lllia7el '
the support of Esther. . . uinmou U III II I Id XI
- I fine lor Sore Eyes
A marriage license was issued Tue- j ,
day -by thc rounty clcrl; to B. J. I'.d-1 ,t U sninrising how uiiiclilv eve in
nurds. ,10, Sulem and Elv Westovor, flnmnintion is helped by cominim witch
.'to, Harion hotel, Salem, iha.el. camphor, hydiastis, etc., as mix
" ' ed in I.nvoptik eve wash. One elderly
Two boys, Alfred Reed and Ells- u,iy waa )iaj iiu.,,n troubled .with
worth, who claim that their homes am chronic eye inflammation for manv
in Taeoma, Wash., were picked up hero years, was grentlv helped in two davs.
Tuesday, and are being held pending - V0 guarantee a small bottle of Lavop
recipt of information from their par- tik to help AMY CASK weak, strained'
nts. The pair had received "lift" or inflamed eyes. Aluminum eve cup
from a motorist who brought them -to ,PRKH. J. C. IVrry, druggist. 115 -South
the iJreut Western garage. Both boys Commercial. ' (Adv)
aro 14 years old. I ' ,
' T.' O.' Bliyh, tho 'theater man, who
keveral days ago 'bought the comer at
!otl.ce and Chemeketo streets from
' I. H. D'Arcy and sister, Teresa E.
D'Arcy, Tuesday recorded the deed in
' the court house. Consideration for the
J deal was HO0(.
Action to restrain heirs of the es
tate of Charles W. Cnslin, who died in
' Tennessee August 25, 1878, from claim
ing any right or title to a certain 154
sere tract, was started Tuesday by the
I'hcs Fruit eompnny with iJio filing of
a complaint with the county clerk. The
complaint alleges that the heirs per
sistently claim some right to the proper
1y, which, the Vhez company cluims, as
belonged to them for years. -
DV TODAY
(Continued from page seven)
More Real Estate Bareains
24 acre fruit tract, 10 acres prunes,
Ml acres enemies, 2 ncres pears, set
farm 4uiWing, one mile from town.
Big snap $5500.
i 30 acres rhoiro river land 5 miles
from Salem, fair set buildings, all
kinds of fruit; can't beat this for $200
er acre, easy ttenns.
Fine fl room modern bungalow, fire
place, basement, furnace, fine location
"Everything
for
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