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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06
3Ist Ballot

Thirty-first ballot.
Alabama sI-CoX 4, McAdoo IL,
Davis 5.
Colorado 1i-Cox s, Palmer 4.
Cummings 2, McAdoo 2.
Delaware 6---McAdoo 4, Cox 2.
Florida l2-McAdoo 3, Cox o.
Georgia passed,
Idaho MCAdoo s.
Illinois 5S-Owen /, Palmer /. Nc
Adoo Il, Cox 35.
Indiana SO-Cox /, McAdoo 80.
Iowa 26--Cux &c.
Arizona Owen /. Cox 2, Me
AdOo g.
Arkansas iS--Palmcr /. McAdoo
3, Cox ~.
California 26--McAdoo IA, Cox u 2.
Kansas 2c--McAdoo 90.
Kentucky passed.
Louisiana 2C---Davis /. McAdoo
/, Cox Is.
Maine t2-McAdoo Z, Palmer +.
Maryland l6-COx SR, McAdoo
AZ, Davis 2.
Massachu, ctts 36--Palmor II. Cox
-, owen 2. McAdoo 2, Davis I.
MichiEsn ao-ralmer g. McAdoo
Minnesota 24-Davis /. Cox T.
Palmer 4. McAdoo IA, absent !.
Mississippi 20--Ccx 90.
Missouri 3s--Clark 2, Cox 6,
Palmer Z. owen /, Davis 1, McAdoo
Is, absent ].
Montana s--McAdoo q.
Nebraska l6-- McAdoo 7, owen o
Nevada Cox 6.
New Hampshire S-Palmcr I, Cox
:, McAdoo 4.
New Jersey 2s--Cox 2s.
New Mexico 6---McAdoo c.
IL t,Iu 4 a
10, Cox 20.
North Carolina 24-McAdoo "a
North Dakota l0-Cox !, Nc
Adoo o.
ohio is---Cox 4S.
oklahoma 20--Owen 20.
Oregon 10--McAdoo 10.
pcnnsylvania 76--Cox 1, McAdoo
., Palmer ~.
Rhode Island 10--McAdoo 3
Palmer ?, Cox 4.
South Carolina Is--McAdoo 1s.
South Dakota l0--McAdoo g
Cox T.
Tennessee 24--Davis %.
Texas 40--McAdoo 40.
Utah S--McAdoo 8.
Vermont s--McAdoo r. Cox 3
Virginia e4--Cilass l2is, Palmer
o, Cox I. McAdoo /, Davis u.
Washington 14--McAdoo II.
West Virginia 16--Dlvis i6.
Wisconsin 26-McAdoo 10. Cox 7
Wyoming 6-Palmer 3, McAdoo .
| Cox I.
District Of Columbia 6--Palmcr 6
Hawaii G--Mc Adoo I. Cox 5.
Philippines 6--McAdoo 3, Cox 2
Marshall I.
Porto Rico 6--palmcr 2. Davis 2
MCAdoo 9.
Canal Zone 2--Palmer 1. Nc
Ndoo !.
Georgia 2S-Palmer 2s.
kentucky 26-Davis 1, McAdoo Z
Cox IS.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06
Sind Ballot

Alabama 24---Cox 5, Davis Z. Nc
Adoo 10.
Arizona 6-Owen 1. Cox 2, McA-
doc 3.
Arkansas ls-Palmer /, McAdod
3. Cox IA.
California 26r-McAdoo IA, Cox
IL.
Colorado l2-Cox 6. McAdoo g.
Cummings /.
Connecticut l4-McAdoo 3. Pal
mer 4, Cummings 2, Cox 8.
Delaware 6-McAdoo 4, Cox 2.
Florida l2--McAdoo ,, Cox ..
Georgia passed.
Idaho S-McAdoo s.
Illinois 5S--Palmer /, McAdoo
81, Cox SO.
Indiana 3O-Cox /, McAdoo 20.
Iowa 26-Cox 90.
Kansas 20--McAdoo 20.
Kentucky 26--Davis /, McAdoo
I. Cox Is.
Louisiana 20--McAdoo 7. Cox 10
Maine 12-McAdoo 7, Palmer 5
Maryland l6-Cox s l-2. McAdoo
5 1-2, Davis 2.
Massachusetts, 36--Davis /. owen
|, McAdoo 2. Cox IL. Palmer II.
Michigan 30--Palmer .. McAdoo
Is, Cox 6.
Minnesota 24-Davis /. Cox 4
Palmer 4. McAdoo IA, absent /.
Mississippi 20---Cox 90.
Missouri 36---Clark 2, Cox 2, Pal.
mer Z. Davis 2. McAdoo IS, absent
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Mississippi 20--CoN 20.
Missouri SO Clark ., Cox 6, Pal
MGR Z. owen | paws :. McAdoo Is.
Montana McAdoo e..
Nebraska lG--Owcn p. McNl loo 7.
New Hampshire S--Ialmcr 1, Coz
., McAdoo 3.
Ncw Jcrscv'2S rs.
New Mexico G-McAdoo 6
New York 40 McAdon 20. Cox 20.
North Carolina 2i--M McAdoo -,
North Dakota l0--CoN /. McAdoo
Q.
ohio 4S-CoX IS
oklahoma 20 owen 90
oregon 10 McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania 16--Ialmcr 73. Nc.
Adoo ., Cox /.
Rhode Island l0--Palmcr 3, Nc
Adou 3, Cox !.
South Carolina McAdoo IS
South Dakota l0--McAdoo 3, Cox
I. absent I.
Tennessee gt-Dayis -
Texas McAdoo 40.
TtOh McNdoo g.
Vermont NcNdoo 3, Cox 2.
Virginia ct Glass II, Palmer II
Washington ia McAdoo II.
West virginia lG-Dayis l6.
Wisconsin McNdoo 10. Cox Z
Wyoming 6 MCAloo &.
Alaska G--Palmer 3. McAdoo .
Cox I,
- District OF Columbia G-ralmcr G.
Hawaii G.-McAdoo t. Cos 3
Philippines 6-McAdoo 3. Cox 2.
owen |.
Porto Rico G--Palmcr 2, Davis .
McAdoo ..
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Maryland i6-CoN $ l-2. McAdoo
3 i-2, Davis ..
Massachusetts 3G-ralmcr II, Cox
II. McAduo =. Davis I. owen =.
Miehignn 30--ralmcr .. McAdoo
l6. COX p.
Minnesota "a McNdoo II, Cox 4.
Palmer T. Davis 9. absent /.
Mississippi 20 Cox 20.
Missouri aG-Cprk ., COX 6, Pal
mcr S. owen I. Davis /, McAdoo Il.
Montana S--McNduo s.
NchraskaI6- owen 0, McAdoo Z.
Nevada Cox O..
New Hampshire Palmer /, Cox
?. MoAdoo 3.
New Jersey 2S--CoS 2s.
New Mexico -McNduo G,
New York 90 McAdoo 20, Cox
20.
North Carolina ei--McAdoo "a.
North Dakota 1O.-CoN !, Me
Aduo Q.
ohio 4S--CoN 4S.
oklahoma 2u..Owcn 90
Oregon McAduo 10.
Pennsylvania 7G-CuN /, McAdou
?, Palmer 13.
Rhode Island lO--McAdoo 3. pol-
NOR =, cox l.
South Carolina McNdoo is.
South Dakota i0--McAdoo 3, Cox
4, absent l.
Tennessee oi--baVis "A.
Texas NcAduo 40.
Utah s. MrAduo s.
Vermont S--MCAdoo 3, COX a.
Virginia 24--Glnss Z -, Palmer
i3, MCAdoo 10. Davis /.
Washington McAdoo ~,
West Virginia lG--Davis 10.
Wisconsin 2G--McAdou 10, Cox 7
Wyoming G---McAdoo g.
Alaska G-Ialmcr 3. McAdoo 3
Cox /
District " Columbia G--palmcr 6
Hawaii 6-MCAdoo I, COX &.
Philippines 6--McAdoo 3, Cox .
owen |.
Porto Rico G-palmcr 2, Davi,
., McAdoo 2.
Canal Zone Palmer I. Ne.
Adoo l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06
HOlU The Ballots We're Cast

Montana s. McAdoo s.
Nebraska l6--Owcu ., McAdoo 7.
Nevada Cox G.
New Hampshire S--Palmcr /,
Cox 2. McAdoo 3.
New Jersey 2S--Cox 2S.
New Mexico G McAdoo G.
New York McAdoo 90, Cox
10.
North Carolina McAdoo "a.
North Dakota l0--CON !, McAdoo
Q.
Ohio 4S-Cox 4S.
Oklahoma 20--Owen 90.
Oregon l0--McAdoo 10.
PENNSYLVANIA 76--Cox |. McAdoo
2, Palmer 70.
Rhode Island l0--McAdoo 3. ral-
mcr g. Cox g.
South Carolina McAdoo -.
South Dakota McAdoo G, Cox
Tennessee 2i--Davis "a
Texas 10 McAdoo 40.
Utah s--McAdou r. Cox 2
Vermont NcAdoo y, Cox 3.
Virginia passed.
Washington -. McAdoo IA.
West Virginia l6--Davis 16.
Wisconsin 2G--McAdoo 10, Cox
Z.
Wyoming 6--McAdoo 9.
Alaska 6--palmcr 3. McAdoo 2,
Cox !.
District Of Columbia 6--palmer q
Hawaii 6--McAdoo /, cox e
Philippines 6--McAdoo g. Cox 2
owen ].
Porto Rice 6-McAdoo 2, Davis
2. Palmer ..
Canal Zone Palmer l. McA.
doc I.
Georgia 2S--palmcr 2S.
Virginia 2i--Glass Q 1-e, McAdoo
I 1-2, Davis l-2, Cox L., Palmer
II.
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royr,NuEp FROM PAGE FOUR.


Arizona 6--owen l, Cox q Nc
Adou 3,
3, Cox IA.
california 2G--McAdoo 10, Cox 10.
palmer /. Cummings !, Davis !.
colorado l2--Cummings l, Nc
Adoo 8, Cox 8.
connecticut 14--McAdoo !, Cum
,,iprs 2, Palmer I. Cox Z.
delaware 6--McAdoo 4, Cox 2.
.Florida l2-McAdoo 3, Cox ..
idaho S-McAdpo s.
Illinois 5S-Palmer /, McAdoo 20,
Cox 81.
Iowa 2G-Cox 90.
Kansas 20--McAdoo 20.
KENTUCKY passea.
Louisiana 2O-NcAdoo 3, Davis 3,
Maine 12-McAdoo Z. Palmer 5.
MARYLAND 16. Cox S 1-2, McAdoo
1-2. Davis 2.
Massachusetts, 3G--Davis /, Nc
Adoo /, owen 2, Palmer is, Cox IA,
Michigan 80, Palmer ., McAdoo
Minnesota a. Davis /. Cox s, Pal
mcr 3, McAdoo IA, absent 1.
Mississippi 20--Cox 20.
Missouri 36--Clark 2, Cox 6, Pal
uer 8. owen /, Davis 3, McAdoo is,
absent /.
Montana s--McAdoo S.
Nebraska 1G-Owen 2, McAdoo Z.
Nevada Cox 8.
New Hampshire 9-Palmer /,
Cox 3, MCAdoO 3.
New Jersey 2S--Cox 2s.
E. ~ q MpA
New York 90---MeAdoo 20. Cox
70.
North Carolina 24--McAdoo "a.
North Dakota 1O--Cox ., Nc
Adoo s.
Ohio 4S--CoX As.
Oklahoma 20--Owen 20.
oregon lO-McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania 76--Cox /. McAdoo
.. Palmer 70.
Rhode Island 1O--Davis 3, Pal
mer 3, Cox 4.
South Carolina 1S--McAdoo IS.
South Dakota 10--MCAdoo G,
Cox 1.
Tennessee 24-Davis "a. {.
Texas 4O--McAdoo 40.
Utah S--McAdoo s.
Vermont S--ralmcr /, McAdoo 1.
Cox g.
Virginia 24-Glass "a.
Washington l4-McAdoo IA.
West Virginia 16-Davis 16.
Wisconsin 2G--McAdoo 10, Cox Z.
wyoming G--McAdoo 6.
Alaska Palmer 3, McAdoo 2,
Cox 1.
district OF Columbia 6--Palmer 6.
Hawaii 6-McAdoo |, Cox 5.
Philippians 6-McAdoo 3, cox .,
kentucky 26--Davis /, McAdoo 3,
Cox 20.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-06
30th BALLOT

Alabama 24-Underwood !, Davis
T. Cox I, McAdoo IL.
Arizona 6--Owen /, COX 2, McAdoo
g.
Arkansas ls.-Palmer !. McAdoo
g. Cox "A.
California 26--McAdoo 10, Cox 13,
Palmer /, Cummings /, Davis l.
Colorado l4--Cox 6, McAdoo 8,
Cummings /.
Connecticut 14-Cox 6, Palmer 4
Cummings 2, McAdoo /, Underwood
Delaware Cox 2, McAdoo 4.
Florida 12-McAdoo-3. Cox ..
Georgia 2S-Palmer 2s.
Idaho S-McAdoo s.
Illinois 5S--Palmer /, McAdoo 21,
Cox 49,
indiana 3O-Davis /, McAdoo 20.
Iowa ?6--Cox 20.
Kansas 20--McAdoo 20.
Kentucky 26--Davis /, McAdoo S,
Cox 20.
Louisiana 2O--Davis 2. McAdoo a,
Cox IA.
Maine 12-McAdoo 7, Palmer s.
Maryland l6-Cox s15 McAdoo
5 y, Davis 2.
Massachusetts, s6-Palmer is, Cox
IS, Owen 2, McAdoo 2, Davis l.
Michigan 3o--Palmer .. McAdoo
Is, Cox 6.
Minnesota 24-Davis l. Palmer 4,
Cox 4, McAdoo IA, absent /.
Mississippi 20-Cox 20.
Missouri 36-Clark 2, Cox s, Pal
mer 3, owen !, Davis 3. McAdoo IS.
uTent /.
Montana S-McAdoo 8.
Nebraska l6--Owen ?. McAdoo Z.
Nevada Cox 6.
New Hampshire 3. Palmer /. Cox
:, McAdoo 6.
New Jersey 2s-CoN 2S.
New Mexico 6-McAdoo S.
New York 90-McAdoo 90, Cox 20.
North Carolina 2s--McAdoo "a. NJ.
North Dakota l0-Cox 9, McAdoo
s.
Ohio AZ, Cox As.
oklahoma 20-Owen 20,
oregon l0--McAdoo 10.
PENNSYLVANIA 76, Cox /. McAdoo 2,
Palmer 70.
Rhode Island 10-McAdoo 3. Pal
mer 3, Cox 4.
south Carolina ls--McAdoo IS.
south Dakota l0-McAdoo 6. Cox
Tennessee 24-Davis "a.
Texas 40-McAdoo 40.
Utah s--McAdoo 8.
. vermont S-Palmer /, McAdoo /
virginia "a, Glass "a
Washington l4-McAdoo IA.
g. West Virginia l6-Davis l6.
Wisconsin 26-McAdoo 10, Cox Z
wyoming 6-McAdoo 6.
- Alaska 6-Palmer 3. McAdoo 2
District Of Columbia 6-Palmer G.
niawah 6-McAdoo /, Cox S.
- Fhllippines 6-McAdoo. 8, Cox 2
McAdoo ?.
lana! Zone 2--Palmer /, McAdoo
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South Carolina is-M McAdoo IS.
South Dakota McAdoo 5, Cox
Q, owen ?, absent J.
Texas 10 McAduo 80.
Utah McAdon s.
Vermont s-palmer 2, Cox 3, Nc
Aduu 3
Virginia 2i-Glass 8, owen ~
McAdoo 2. cox =, Davis x Palmer
t2.
Washington ti-Davis u Palmer
~ McAduu -.
West Virginia 16--Davis 10.
Wisconsin 26a-Cox 7, McAdoo 10.
wyoming g. McAdoo 6.
Alaska 6-McAdoo 2, Palmer 2.
Cox 2.
District Of Columbia Palmer 9.
Hawaii G. NcAdoo T. Cox s.
Philippine C. McAdOo 3. Cox Q,
owen l.
Porto Rico G-palmcr 2. Davis ..
McAdoo 2,
CONTINUED ON PAGE TEN
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
THREE BEARCAT STARS WHO ARE
TO BATTLE WITH IDAHO TONIGHT

Seeking to retaliate for the two
defeats already suffered at the
hands Of the University OF Ida
no five. the Bearcats viii tonight
again give battle to the Moscow
aggregation on the armory floor
in a game that is to be called
promptly at Z O'Clock. in order
70 allow the visitors TO get away
in time to catch an IL o'clock
n0rthbound train out of Port
land.
While Willamette is not in the
best of condition and it is prob
able that they will be minus the
services of Jackson at center, be-
cause of injuries, the Idaho team
IS also suffering from the effects
Of hard series of games anu
hard-fought contest is expected.
The game will have a big bear
ing on the championship of the
Northwest Conference for, while
Willamette has been eliminated
from the running, Idaho is at
present at the top Of the list but
so closely pressed for the place
by the Washington State college
five that the loss of a game may
force the Moscow lads back into
second place in the percentage
column.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
Fairfield

Fairfield, Or, Feb. 26.--Miss Agnes
and c. y, DuRette from o. A. c., spent
last weekend with home folk
Williams. & Meach received car.
load of wire this week. They are
planting 40 acres more hops
Mrs. Hager and son, Harold of Sa-
lem visited at T.. r. DuRette's Mon
day
Ed Bergevian and family have
moved into the Francis apartments.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. f. Cockerham visit
ed with relatives in McMinnville sun
day
u, h. DuRette and family motored
to Salem Sunday and spent the day
with Mrs DuRettes mother, Mrs.
Luthy
Miss Myrtle who has been seriously
i'll the pass week, returned to her
school duties in Woodburn, Wednes-
day.
Miss Nellie Marthaler returned the
FIRST OF the week after a weeks visit
with her sister in Arlington.
Those who are convalescing from a
severe attack of grip are Mrs, Frank
Mahony and two little daughters Mrs
Ditman and Gladys, Mrs, Beck and
Virginia Preston, Mrs. John Imlah and
children.
Reuben short was calling on o.i
friends again. ga49 MMN III ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
FOUR HIGH SCHOOLS
ENTER TEAMS WITH
OTHERS TObE NAMED

With four teams already lined up
for the state high school basketball
championship tournament 10 be held
here March 4 and 5, under the aus
pices of Willamette university. al
ready entered on the lists being ar
ranged Dy Coach Matthews. a truly
representative gathering of the best
teams in the state for the tournament
is assured.
The teams OF the Albany, Salem,
Ashland and The Dalles high schools
are the ones already entered and the
selection of the remaining represent
atives of other sections is being de-
layed only by the fact that not all
of the district championships have
been decided. Three other teams
which win probably be seen in act
ion in the tournament are those from
La Grande Marshfield and Astoria.
The team which is to represent
Portland has not yet been selected
and probably will not be until some
time next week. due to the tie be-
tween three schools for the league
leadership in that city. That Portland
will be represented by team is as
sured. however. is the announcement
made by Coach Mathews.
The action OF the Willamette au-
thorities in extending the scope Of
the tournament to include the en-
tire state this year is due largely
to the ruling passed by the Pa
cific Coast intercollegiate conference
last spring, prohibiting the holding
of high school championship contests
and tournaments by member colleges
OF that conference. This bars the Uni
versity Of Oregon and Oregon Agri
cultural college from holding such
events. willamette is member only
of the Northwest conference and the
rules of that conference place no such
restrictions upon the member col
leges
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
Following Article
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
CLASS BASKETBALL TEAMS
PREPARING FOR SERIES

Glass basketball teams at VILLAIN
cite university are practcing daily in
preparation for the class champion
ship series, which will be held at the
close of the varsity season in two
double headers, The freshmen have a
strong team which has been playing
several high school teams, and is
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sophomores have a number of the var-
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lors will have number of the men
who have won the championship for
two seasons past. For this reason the
series will he hotly contested and is
drawing a great amount OF interest in
the university.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
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others say about the wonderful pow
er of Nicotol to break the tobacco
habit. He knows and he can be trust
ed to tell you the full truth. (Adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
FUGITIVE WANTED IN OHIO
HELD BY PORTLAND POLICE

Portland, Or, Feb. 25.-Salvator
Compagnoni. 25, was being held here
today for the authorities of Akron,
Ohio, following his arrest on a flu
gitive warrant charging the murder
of Antoniao Batalaro in a brawl grow
ing out of a christening celebration
on June 9, 1918. Officers here said
the prisoner had been fully identi-
fled
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
Athletic Field
Fund GrO1vS Fast

How widespread is the Interest IN
having Salem represented by a strong
baseball team during the coming sea-
son is evidenced by the additional sub
scription to the fund to provide suit
able playing field here announced to-
day.
Those who have added their names
to the list of subscribers TO the fund
are:
Falls City Lumber company, So:
". G. Allen, $25; Cherry City Hotel,
SIS: A. NJ. Hanson. $40: Gideon Stotlz
company SIS; Thos. B. Kay, $40; VIM.
Neimeyer, s5; Ira Jorgensen, S5;s Mo-
del Shaving BARRIERS. SIS; Sawyer &
Emmett, $3.50; H. S. Radcliff, $L50;
Thos. Hensey 81; John Bayne 81.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
Smith DraWS Out
OF Nomination Race

Portland, Or. Feb. 25.-Ergere E.
Smith, representative in the Oregon
legislature and union labor leader, has
withdrawn as a candidate for the re-
publican nomination for congress, Mr..
Smith. who announced his candidacy
ten days ago, said today that unex-
pected developments have caused him
to change his plans with regard to
running for congress,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
TENANTS VOTE TO RAISE
OWN RENTS on LANDLORD

New York, Feb. 25-Cnable to tss-N
of anything else to do with IS and 81
monthly rental increase his eight ten
ants forced upon him. George C. Kelly,
today set electricians at work WIRING
his eight family apartment in West
lOGth street. Mr. Kelly had main
tanned pre-war rental scheduled Of $50
until his tenants voted him the in
crease.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
1900 DEALERS LICENSED

Approximately 1900 raj estate men
are now regularly licensed to trans
act business in Oregon, according TO
G V Johnson in charge of the req es-
tate department in the state insurance
department. This is an increase Of G1
over the total licensed for 1919 and
indicates 4 material increase Ia the
number Of real estate brokers In the
state
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
Latin Republics
May Join As One

El Paso, Texas, Feb. 25.-The re-
publics of Central America have form
ed plans to unite themselves under one
government, beginning September Is.
1921, the centennial of their indie
pendence. according to Excelsior of
Mexico City.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
WILLAMETTE FRESHMEN TO
MEET MOLALLA HI TOSSERS

The Willamette freshman basket
ball team will play the Molalla high
school team in the Willamette gymna
sium at o'clock Friday night Mo-
ALA comes, here with an unbroken
string of victories this season. The
first year men have played three
games, winning one from Newburg
high and losing two to Salem high by
close scores. The freshmen will prob
ably line up with Ellis and Ganzans
at forward, Stone center, and Thom-
as and Socolofsky guards.
Russia has a Girl Scout organiza-
ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
SOVIET OFFERS PEACE

London, Feb. 2G-The soviet COM
missary of foreign affairs has dis
patched notes to the United States.
Japan and Rumania, offering them
peace with soviet Russia, according to
a wireless dispatch from Moscow re-
ceived here today
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-26
GIANT SAPPHIRE FOUND

Bombay, India, Feb, "a sapphire
eight inches long and weighing more
than five pounds is reported to have
been found at Mogok by Burmese
It's value is estimated at between s35,-
900 and $4,000.