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New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
Syracuse. i'm Form
Reversal. Wins 40
OverCole gate Team

SYRACUSE, Nov. displaying
complete reversal OF form over a week
ago. Syracuse this afternoon won
hard il to o victory over Colgate, Its
ancient enemy.
The Maroon. game to the end but out
classed, fought Il piucNy upnlu battIes
holding the Orange scoreless for the
first period Syracuse however, pound
ed over the line in the second session
and again in the third. In the iass
period Colgate braced and held, but wa.
unable to make headway against this
Orange line.
Joe Alexander, center OF the OrarsA,
team, playing his last college football
game, gave q spectacular exhibition Of
football He made more than half the
tackles for Syracuse, smeared Colgate
plays time and again, carried back Col
gate runners for losses and time after
time got under punts and downed the
man catching the ball in his tracks.
4 Close behind him came Babe Frugone.
the Brooklyn boy, who staged d re-
markable come back as quarter. He
ran the team like veteran. carried
the ball for long gains and scored one
/ Of the two Syracuse touchdowns.
For Colgate Webster, Soucy and
! Sandford starred. Webster. just out
Of the hospital, was the main cog il
the Maroon attack, and was the best
ground gamer for the visitors. Sand
ford did the punting and held his own
with Abbott al all stages. Thc first
Syracuse score came when, in the sec
ond period, Colgate, after Intellectual
attempts d the line, punted to SYRIA
cuse on the Orange 45-yard line.
Kellogg carried the ball twice and
made eight yards Anderson added two
more yards. Kellogg made eight more
on a fake forward pass, and Frugone
tore around left end twenty seven Yards
for the touchdown and Abbott kicked
goal.
The lineup:
Syracuse GD Position Colgate eo)
Audreas .........- l.. = E..-.....-... Barri.
Gulich .......-I. l.. T-.....,.. l. Leonard
I Whitcori7 --.-.--.. /. o .------...-. browne
+ rnon pson ...-..--- 4 g -...-. Welsh
clash ..... ..-.... Z. t.. Wooster tCsrt.D
! Robertson (Capt)..R. E........... Woolsey
4 l'rugc-ic .--.-.--.. o. = s.----..-.- SAndforf
{ Abbott .-.-. T.. y .-....-.... Mason
a Anaerson ......... T., II .-.......... Eebster
Kellogg ....-- J.. B- .......... Soucy
ToDchdogsns- Frugone. I.eilogg Gosls
/ from touchlown--A obot. %.
subs itDtIons-i'or SHrsf use. lpirer Tor
/ Andrea. herbert for kellogg. 'oweu for
. iruEone. for ColEat". B.srsiey for Harris,
+ Noolesley for Leonard. Uermor for Web
4 sfar. Townsend for Berluon. Leonard for
Woolesley. OConroT Tor sanford. Web-
ste- for Townsend. Sandford for OfCon-
nor. Allen for Sanford Andrews for soucy.
school. mpire-Robert Maxwell. Swarth-
NOR Head Iinesinsu II. r.. JIensg -
Dartmouth Fief1 JG1Ee- Dave lu1f5
Tufts. 1ir'e ot perlods i5 rrinufce-
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
A,nhIanIlDr m
( ordha01
Nfllillorllllra.

'rouchdo~ns-- Noonan, titzpatric,> Goals
from touchdo own-Kearns Suhstitutions--
Fordhan. steele for Kearus HaIloran for
steele, kearns for Meyers Walbriige far
Moran, Lesko for Fogarty. Grartiela for
kearns. Ryan for Healy. Muhlenburg
wills for O'Connor, Neubhrg for Jews
LOWS t7r Neubiing. Pharr for Fartmar
Shook for Ma3on Hartman for CroAIt,.
Referee Mr.. farri.r Ds srtruoutn. l...
Mr. Kersburs Harvard. Field jpdgs
Mr.. Courtney, Lafayette. Head linesn ar
, -Coryell. penrsy van.a. Tllne of periods
IL ; minutes
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
SCORE BY PERIOl
Hamilton ............... 8
Union. ............... .

Nilpii " o.
Touchdown-sior. Coal from toucha3 wu
Gregory. Field goal--I.awler Referee
-Chase. Maine Umpire Draper. VIII
iams. Head linesman--Messer Spring
field Time Of rerioy yS-l5 minutes sun
Observation-Disclosures. NARROW for Nsv
Fowler for Bolenluz. Kaiser for Saver. May
for NARROW. Kelly for Davis Ecklrr for
kelly. Union, Wiling for Meyers Sesnirno
for Klein.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

Local CoNeeians Miss Chance
10 Win From Unbeaten Team
The Line-Up

stevens tl-) Pos. \ y. l. G4}
FnersoU- .,.... l.. E--....-.J. Adams
Brett ..-.........- J.. '-..--. Cad iei-
strachan .......-.-..l /. o ..-....-... Quincy
'-t'--ri --.....- ANeistein
toward ....... r. . .---.....- E1g AZ
Busch .-...-...---- Z. T .---.--. Herriraa
RS t,-rs- h. /. k..--.-.-... LEVIN
l'i 4fs X. B----..--- jackson
iS"u amin. ..-.--. I. II B...-..- McCre,l.
Bray ..-.--.. +. II B.-tCpt) " h'iner
G0o.laie ,Cap.a.n) +. B...--........ Rs IL
SCORE BY PERIODS
SteEsns Observation-Disclosures. II
~ = ---.-------. ---..tt- Is
reachdowns -- Goodale. Ryan. EEgerz
60. HuEGenwcig. Goals from touchdown
GOodale -. Jackson tcl. Slhs,itutes-
Anthony for StrachSn. BaJusz Tor Brays
Moroion or GoodAie. r. Adams ior Busch.
Goodale Tor Moroton, Busch for Y. Ada. =,
Jonas for Emerson rerfy for Benz 3auln.
Odins Tor Eegers. \. y U-Nelson for
Mccrsn Bsciie Tor !. Adams Huggen-
Nelg for Horrlsal. Eeferee-Short (West-
ern Marylandl. t'mpire-Crow tBow-
doin). Head lncsman-- sullivan tsostoa
'ollese). Field Judg~-O' shea tArmy)s
riire Of pcriods-ls minutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
tCDnE ~ IKrfDD9

sass. 81. u sa'~ ..-.-........ ~ II
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e...,ha" mr. HtllenU! ~ Wra1. NJ
3, H.. '>>ais frrfn trp'ngrWnr Wfa/
ssssf't.stfis Co4is flirreG Hsay rDr-
4s.s. i'NrnfJl1anis EsffrgyroH f"r
l><afs, ~'.2'iarl fr' .ysr1. LeNnau !1f
f,zy ~ f>f IAtfnaa. ~ 1r1IiT irf
Fe.sts,. ~ffs faf NlIrr. Uafy~I y
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sss3'yh In FDfsIfGr. B3nah frf hrf
isxssl - fihtrAr trs WAld@f. Erfiss iof
sssssT ~ .ysr@ Dsr1 fDr MDsezen~hi hppei
ttssss =. Srisasf1f~. pig~f fof Eceies. AH'
~ h pr baum. Hohi for GspspafI'
fz4 -, J. cssgf6ye. UsnDtrs. q, Msnt"
~ exa.a zgGgs~~ Ecelfs. ydnesrasn--
1|<f4a. xz4 4kzAs
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21

. obott @
SNr-rlse Cpirer for
7r Kellogg. 'owe!i for
4" Besrsisy for Harris,
ard Ii~rmor for Web
Iierluon. Leonard f1r
r fpr sanford. " b.
Sandfort for o'Con~
ord Andrews for Soucy.
.. Springfield Training
bert Maxwell Swarth- -
'insu II. r. JIensg .
Jg1 E e- Dave iFut[..
ID i5 minurce.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-21
The lineup:

THDcfldoHns fru 2
from touchlow WI 4
SubsfitutI0ns-For
ArdTea4. Herbert 70
'fruEore for CoiE =
NoolesiAy for Leona
sfer. Vowns-r1 for
X esley. OHonnor
ste- for Townsend.
nor. Allen for SandfC
Referee C. A. Rec
school. T. nlpire-Ro
NOR Head Lines
Dartmouth ti"'A
Tufts. Iifue of perll
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
ACT INTRODUCED TO
EQUAll2E BANK RATES

wNsHGSGToN. i;h ci-Amcnd-
m.nta {, ~, federal reserve act tend.
ing 10 eaualfe discount rates of ma
tcnhl and state ta'ts and trust com
uAnIcs" were introduced IN the senate
today by senator NJ Lean. republican
VI Connecticut
"Th. amendments follow the recom-
moudntionS ~ Gpy,rnor Harding ~ the
federal reserve bank in his annual re-
port" ", Lean said.
The present discount rnt" oftn1tioNtl
hanks 10 ., percent. willie that 4 s.ltt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
JUST HURT
ALL over
Couldn't Sit, Stand or Lie
With Any Comfort. Sister.
in-law Gives Good Ad.
vice and Cardui Does
World Of Good.

Holland. Texas Mrs Mamie Mes
ser OF this place, states about three
ycors ago was in very critical con-
dI,iou. had been suffering for some
time. To tell how hurt would 10 I'm
possible.
~ Jus, hurt al over.
II couldn't sit. stand or lay with any
comfort. my hack. sId"1 nnI head all
gave inc a great deal Of trouble,
Twi& especially bothered With light
swimming In my head 'ly people were
very uneasy about me anl sent me to
roy relatives to see L change would
do mo any good,
81 stopIsd NJ n sister In. laws aud she
being great believer IN Cardui. asked
me why didn't use t. decided 10
Try IL
Il had only taken few doses when
fclt Il would do mo good. This gave
hopes and used II rsht elung and 81
lid me just world ~ good, sipce which
time have never ceased TO praise
cifdli"
/ Cardui T. recommended for simple
female complaints ana vomiUly pains
ami hn. been found 10 benefit 10 thou.
sands of such cases when i'1t due ,t
naliormniion or that do not require
surgical treatment. rry u. CNiy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
MOVIE HOUSES MAY
CLOSE; IN LABOR FIGHT

CHICAGO. Feb. al Owners u moN q
Sr picture theatcrs IN Chicago today
announced they would close their houses
Fsbruary 20 unless the moving picture
ooerators' union dismissed iis business
nssas and modified its demands 10 the
ehsaters 10 employ men Who are 40,
nesdsd lust so that some unemp'oyei
- In your organization may be pad
Tho announcement was made In l't'
trr to operators. advising them mei'
services would not 10 required "f''f
Sunday,
Film exchanges announced they won'I
cease delivery of films after i'biu'
aSy 70.
The question a, issue Is tho number
q machine operators snch ihca'el
0hould employ.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
FRANCE REPU0lATeS
FORMER MONEY TERMS

PARIS. Feh at--tHavao--franoe
rave motto. yesterday at "A meeting oi
sepresen,s,lyss, " member nations oi
Shs Latin monetary union that from
Dec. Is next. she VIII not CONSIDER
valid the monetary convention ~ De-
ecunber %. 1865. I,y this pact France.
Italy. Belrium and Switzerland agreed
T. the W. OF the sams coiWaEe. o. thst
Shelr metal money might b. mutually
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
IT'S SIR HUGH WALLACE
TO PARIS NEWSPAPERS

PARIS n Is "slr" Hush W,ll'c" 70
several Of the French ncwspapr'S, de-
spte gust tlpl frOn the American EN-
Nnssy that thr American ambassador
ts no, "a "Sir" ono NJ the neNspt-
per. s,srtcr Il when the council nf h'u-
tnssadors began work. and others TOOK
II IN.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

the cialm that whom an epidemic "
lagun RACED throughout England m
the sixteenth Century, thousands bins
IN every locality. hr Jews. as a iu.e
'sfhprJ
n LrNclnneh TINT the d stnsr Mls
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

ara garlic freely
II - claimed that the juice. ~ the
onion and rArlie stimulate the body and
I'D disrstign. enabling unc 10 ward OF
llls.u.n uarna
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
ONIONS AND GARLIC A
CURE FOR INFLUENZA?

AKRON. Ohio -"Hc Win not 60 IN
~ n be 'hf- his
THIS Wss hb comment made bv %
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24

inter. rr.hnngealls Tho reason EiNon in
tho notice WIS ,iHt Iu,r,h silver coins
are me- longer current in the other
Countries concerned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
FOR ITCHING TORTURE
Use Antiseptic Liquid Zemo

There is one remedy that seldom
~ To stop itching torture and relieve
IN krilst}on and that makes the skin
a, eieaT and healthy.
Any druggist Can supply yuu with
1mn which generally overcomes skin
1soGes Eczema. itch. pimpIes, rashes.
elnekheadA In most cs9s give way
1o1nmn Frequently. minor b!cmishej
dGncpe2 overnight, Itching usus!ly
oDuS inslantly, zcmo Is q slic. anti.
OnCoc tqud. clean, easy 70 use and
1ipGntAhls. II custs oaly Csc: an extra
NJ bcttlc. 500. II will not stain. q
~ Qtrsy o. sticky and "a positively
- isr tender, senntive tins
Tsc r. ". Rcse Co. CievcisaA q
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Tacoma Doctors
Purchase Radiun1

Tacoma, Wash.-Thousand of dol
lars are represented in a bit of radiunl
brought to Tacoma by cooperation OF
a number of physicians and surgeons.
Heretofore medical practitioners
here have had to go to other cities,
sometimes as far; away as New York,
to give their patients advantages of ra-
dium treatments. Therefore corpora
tion was organized whose sole asests
are the small piece of the valuable
metal.
All physicians in this section. wheth-
er members of the corporation or not,
will be permitted to use the redium, it
is announced.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Double Platoon
System Favored
For Fire Boy.

/, Presentation Of a plan for the "twt
platoon" system for the Salem fire de
partment, for the endorsement Of the
Salem Commercial club will be made
"Wednesday evening at the open forum
in the club rooms, it was learned to-
day. Fire Chief Harry Hutton will ad-
; dress the business men.
The Salem Trades and Labor corn-
ell already has endorsed the plan pre-
scented by Chief Hutton and it will be
put before the city council at its reg
nlar session next Monday night, IT was
stated.
The proposed system will necessitate
adding more men to the-department, It
is pointed out, SO that there will be
an adequate number always at the sta
tion.
There should be more men added
to the department" T. e. McCroskey
declared this afternoon. "And 1 think
the two platoon system is worthy of
the most careful consideration
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Bees Releive Sugar
SHORTAGE In Italy

Roma.-Italy is devising means to
alleviate the beet sugar shortage.
She has been urged to put more bees
at work producing honey.
Italy in 1917 had nearly $1,000
miles Of railways and at regular. in
tervals along the lines are little
houses where the railway employees,
signalmen, track walkers and repair
men live. The Manager Of the Ma
tional Institute for Agrarian Assist
ance recently recommended that they
each be, given hive of bees. In
conformity with the suggestion the
experiment is to be begun at once on
the lines in the province Of Rome,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Want
More Pay Days

TO change the presen pay period for
Oregon guard units is the purpose OF
action pending through the office OF
Adjutant General George A. White.
AT the present time, the guardsmen
are paid at half-year periods. Adjutant
General White believes that this may
well be reduced to a monthly pay ar
rangement. yH
With Colonel Greed G. Hammond in
Washington as member of the gen
eral staff, Oregon guard officers are
confident that military interests OF
this state stand better chance for
advancement.
During Colonel Hammond's absence
in the east, Colonel A. T. Woolpert OF
Salem is in command of the Fifth Ore
gon infantry, headquarters being main
tained hs usual at the Portland ar
mory.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Indians Charge To
Watch Ceremonies

Pocatello. Idaho.-Students OF In.
dian lore are lamenting what they term
the entry Of commercialism into the
dances Of the Bannock Indians.' These
indians lately have been holding a
pole dance at Bannock Crossing, to
which hundreds of automobile parties
went as on-lookers. The Indians charg.
ed each spectator SO cents for the
privilege Of watching the ceremony.
An exhibit of blankets. basketry and
similar Indian products was made at
the dance and visitors to it were en-.
|couraged to buy The large attendance
of tourists at recent sun dance is be-
lieved to have prompted the Indians
to hold the later ceremony
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Finny Tribe Lure
Marion Nimrods

These are days of Joy for many Mar
Son county sportsmen who have hied
away to remote mountain streams anu
coast localities in seek of recreation
and try at the finny beauties found
in Oregon waters Reports made by
returning vacationists indicate that
the major portion Of these ventures
are meeting with success. /, Hunters
and anglers licenses continue to be in
demand, according to the records of
the various license sales bureaus in
Marion county.
Anglers who have recently secured
permits are p. A. Lacey. o. r. Clear
water, S. M. Husselman, Fred Landers.
y. H. VanLaanen, d. c. Mimic, Earl
Isham, l.. G. Gardner, r. Gregory, Ray,
mond Madison C. c. Chaffee. G. M.
Joy f. G. Miller and William Inglis.
: CVombination hunters and anglers
licenses have been issuedto Charles r.
Simon and w. e. Knowen of Salem.
Ben F. Miller of Salem secured hunt
ers license Tuesday. From the county
clerks office, Ira Newman Of Salem
received a complimentary pioneers
hunting and gishing license Tuesday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Labor Stores In
Financial Straits

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 11-Hearing on
a petition for the appointment of a
permanent receiver to administer the
affairs of the Pacific Cooperative
League of California was postponed
until this afternoon when the case up
this morning before Superior Judge
Clay Allen. The petition was filed
August by the Farmers Warehouse
association which claimed unpaid
debts due them amounting to'$2661.93.
The league, the complaint alleges, OPP
crates chain OF stores in number
of western states, and is said to be
owned by labor interests. Postpone
ment of today's hearing was caused by
failure of defendants counsel to AZ
rive in time for the morning session.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Important Matters
TO Be Before Open
Forum Wednesday

That business matters Of Importance
will come before those attending. the
regular open forum at the Commercial
club Wednesday night. was the an.
nouncement made this morning by
club officials.
An interesting program has been ar
ranged for members of the club by
Clyde Rice, chairman of the entertain
ment committee, it is stated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Whitman'S Home To
Be Used As Museum

Camden, N. 1.-THE humble little
house in which Walt Whitman, the
good gray poet" lived has been pur-
chased by the city from the poets
three nieces. 1t will be converted into
a memorial museum. 1t will be NOV
ed to either Whitman Park or Forest
Hill park and will house the relics,
books and mementos that have sur
vived the beloved poet. 1t was here
that many Of the poems that have.
throbbed their way into the hearts of
the world were written. The 101st an
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Prison Inmates
Present Matches

Six bouts. including three prelimi-
naries. were staged at the penitentiary
entertainment hall, Tuesday night
The bouts were interesting exhibitions,
all participants observing the rules Of
the game. tNsS1iu1A J
Warden Louis H. Compton has an
nounced that these bouts will be fav-
ored so long as they can be promoted
without interfering with regular prison
routine. The man train after their
days work is completed.
Contests were as follows: Domingo
Darcy, five rounds Lewis-Jarvis:
Ogle- Turner. four rounds; Lee Rhodes
four rounds; other preliminaries not
listed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Jazz Music Lures
Taxi Cab Trade

Honolulu, T. H.--"Jazz" and
hula" songs are being megaphoned
at the Honolulu docks by one taxicab
driver to WOO trade coming from the
arriving liners.
A new traffic rule orders chat
feurs to stand by their cars across
the street from the dock. One chat
feur who had a weak voice, found
little business coming to him until
he obtained megaphone and
through 1t sang songs to attract
tourists. Ills efforts were SO success
full, other drivers, it is said, are con-
sidering Introducing music into their
lines.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11

ciers.
Some Of the birds were entitled to as
many as four gold stripes for overseas
service. All of them had seen service.
the birds not being in France having
served along the Mexican border and in
the forest fire patriots.
One Of the pigeons from the Presi-
dio loft was decorated with the Croix
de Guerre. It was, it is said, the only
carrier pigeon on record to receive this
honor from the French government.
Lack of facilities here was given as
the reason for selling the birds. The
western department of the army will
continue to train carrier pigeons at
Rockwell Falls. Cal, and Camp Lewis,
Wash.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Alaska's Pioneers
Celebrate rs Year

Juneau, Alaska--Alaska's lodge of
"sourdoughs", the Yukon Order of
Pioneers which includes in its mem
bership scores who came north in
the gold stampede in 1898, is to hold
banquet in Seattle, December
commemorating the twenty-sixth an
niversary of its founding.
Only pioneers who were in the
Yukon Valley before July 1, 1899 are
eligible. The organization was form
ed at Forty Mile on the Canadian
side of the Yukon, December /, 1894.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Smoking Class ], |
Popular Cou,,,

,o., STANFORD Cal.--Aug. IL
lords most popular SUNNI. stsa'
course this year, instructor. sr sehsl
prosas esass IN smoking. condustas ~ " \,
nsor;s,s pp0iessor Ernest Gail Martin Ml'sa !, !
pnysiology department a. y y q NJ
cers,ss's Cnnsa -, marine station at - ;, aal!
Grove The course was = 80. paeittl
determine the effects o, sven W y
Similar work is being A. u. tobacco
ern universities. N'ne 10 saa,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Venus de Milo Type
Gipen $4,000 Prize

Geneva, demoi-
selle Legarde. who is not even termed
pretty" by her girl friends in Cham
berry. Savoy, France, has been award
ed the annual prize Of $4,000 as
being the nearest approach to the
Venus de Mile type of physical
beauty. The prize. paid from a
fund left by an eccentric French mil
lionaire Of Chambery, M. Carrot, was
not awarded during the war because
so many of the Chambery girls were
away on war work. Mile. Legarde
is "a years old.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
French Exports of
Wine Paving Well

Paris.-Despite American prohibit
tion and the increased taxes on French
wines in Great Britain. France gained
nearly 500,000,000 francs in her expor-
tations Of alimentary products during
the first six months Of this year.
She reduced the balance of trade
against her at the rate of about 0Ol-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11

~ 10000 francs 4 year on ~
rhe {, greatest progress i I, L. s'sass
manufactured articles, to-, ,n'sn
tions being 4.sSs mi,l,ons go espsd4
with LOO millions durIns y - ~ c0nDs,s
: q ooa asls. !, Her total export. o tae iirHha
millions. Aer Imports N.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Nevada Football
Team Will PlayM
HaWaii Christmas

Honolulu, T, H. University of
Nevada football team will come to
Honolulu for Christmas and New
Years games with the University of
Hawaii gridiron stars. all the visitors
expenses are guaranteed, according to
advices received from President w. e.
Clark Of the Nevada institution.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Army Sells 200
Veteran Pigeons

San Francisco.-Two hundred Unit.
ed States army pigeons, some of them
veterans of the World War, have been
mustered out of service at the Presidio
here and sold ito civilian bird fan
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
National Park To
Build Third Hotel

Tacoma, Wash.-Rainier National
Park near here, is to have a third
hotel next year, it was announced
here recently, to accommodate the in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11

creasing tourist traffic. The third
will be located near Paradise Inn,
high up on the side of snow-capped
Mount Rainier. All tourists records
were broken at the park this season.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Utah Sheep Bought
BY Japanese Agent

Salt Lake City.---Utah sheep have
been purchased by NJ. Kamada, COM
missioner of agriculture of Japan, Tor
shipment to the Island Empire.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11

lniversary OF Whitmans birth was re-
Gently celebrated by pilgrimage OF
devotees to his tomb in a cemetery
near here.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11

If successful. it will be extended to
I all the railways Of Italy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-11
Northbound

No "a for Woodburn, except Satur.
day and Sunday. leaves $3.50 p. m.
North Bank Station (arrive Jeffer.
SON street is minutes earlier.) leave
Corvallis 4:1o.