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Nr NslsfrF. ! so ; dats siih M
friend IL Nj c.I l. oei " tbe shop
from having the llmonslne lop taken
on w~-~we'~ seinx fer nuls
spln~
A Qulsk rcd belieA her inseufianos
aud she made lltsls fess iaie fhe
bin " mlilenas.
~0@e n I've mtds ghree safes lhss
llselonx das aont Ino~ ncshlng
stans Two af shsm
Max Nels.sr met her dancing Kals
plslonlns Il With hls e~n quiet efes
-sos'fs sishf 10 pick aut the luctF y
fsilo~ eho can hns a kossi iimr A
little risl like soa cnshl 20 have eevfs
en1ovusrnt there u n oouii glse ~
10 sou. do yeu think ! would - ths
other feso~s beat uls - ~ lhs h~st
slnt none too god fof liille lad,
like yon.~
~Aw. Mr. Melssefl" iIer hosom nlled
and wsned ~Aw. NJ MellEef +
4 mean u
An electric he'll ggilled through M
werds Miss iiaFnel sprung nneNif
frum the harness of ar eieht heur has
~Aw. iooks. and / wanted a. snsak
% before closing and 81 l,ee De- g
snip ms t~e ,sfds ~ red satin. sna
-he wunt cut an lneh AfSef The belt
Ain'i that iufk fnf ,uui Alui That
lutk y
iisr lips drew g. = pnnt
ri.emrne get n Tor yau Miss Sai4e
! | inow gla np ID 'he flihsnas
4 No. no. Mt Mplusf 80 gof ~
ehasse u IA nes Dee ansl antuaas ,hs
sets mad llte an,ihlns ii ! lrsp hes
waiting gotta ~ Night hf
Melisef Night ;"
she was ~ Through ghs mnss ~ ihs
smpsslns store. Ia the sefl net ol f'ln
nlng 90 her lltsle hal = lfh " iaunis
Imitation fur rompon. and hs tfeashes'
10 - shs pas=ssi, us II ~ the lssffam'
% hsf persanslliy
Al the ribbon counter on The molt
fuor the last ~ slreamlel ~ out
xolng women aslnehed hfrseif from
The ne a. Miss Barnet ssfeptsd ~
Malrcnse.
Hurry up. sadie"
Dee Dee How a ,un Girls up her'
get on your dnsls va s,rlni ! thoush
mnSbr II IA hurry upslnlr fou yen
find time "a cut me lvoaart pir'
81 ihree-lnch red satin fof ms hat pe'
pee t"marrow helng AHuAay fns
yards. Dee bee. snd lhatll make lna
si,fy.nlne | oNe sou Az iier i'fe Z
won't take a minute lomoueN Sundal
aud MI Aw. Zee pee
Miss Barnet sll'l lUqruilntlns iinfer
into the curve " Iha nIlnl Woman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

arm hsr tuee vae kmo,sn a. talss
"Au. iiee per. Nhs strf wafd -
uearlne niF "a 4 has "a Nrfli' selts
silsA = red tow ru ms lHrf samHsf :
aailof. l,ee laef
Nlas hdlsh Waue sllnsnei ~ bot
The mn<sl,s spranl oul In she lgoes 2
her ann and lhe eorls in hfl h.nS
,ellawlng nrtk Nsafa hat dned 80
hes facs. lea,lne gAtaEes. ond liuonAh
hsf hlaA pevsf spe,ia,les hef pais
sges alFl, have issn slsfins lh'eaEh
Aim aui sttalnlue ~ see
Please. l1ee ilos
Allies liafnet hsld backward a little
singsons nose ~ appeal suuolus
through her sAos
Mss Nufle icfke1 forward toward
ihe open dnar Apfll dusk. the ,elnt
N ,ula dish water. showed through a.
Dusk ln t4n eltY colnea salty vfuua'
lna Into narrow streets aud nddiesl
with ~ Immediate qul,A.sho, y eise
lrls bulbs
Amt ion cot ga sense ataill Amt
yuu rui no scnsr la that curl, head II
,oufn bni fninHtlon nogluusi"
eAa nce lNef
They we're Va lhe ho,sd tide shieh
bursts through lAc dnm "a "a oeioeA
like har-H lorreut neoilng ths
streets. then spreading thinning. aua
finally scrplns Into humrs hall bed
rannls anI Harlem anls
N|ts taillh Nufic lufusd her SPARES
face lo~ard lhu iuontnea tlsle ao'
aralnsi lhe light ulu.l lha, lnslfa "
rain. nnd nappea hsF skirts around isl
THU lene
Watch au' l,es l'es sisp aaNu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

II yon have a severe cough o. chest
cold sccompanied ~ith sor.ne.s. throat
tickle. hoarseness. or diihcuit Breathing,
or i yo~lr child wakss up during the
night ~ith Group and You want quick
cough remedy. Ans druggist can supply
YOU with 2is oun~s of finex. Pour
this into pint bottle and iili the bottle
with plain rrannlatcd sugar syrup. Or
YOU can usc clarified molss<cs. honey. or
corn syrup. instead Of sugar ssrup. II
desired. This recipe makes a pint Of
really remarkable cough remedy. IL
tastes good, and in spite Of its low cost.
Il can be- depended upon 10 give quick
and lasting relief.
You can feel this take hold Of a
cough in a wav that means business.
Ii hosens and rstses the phlevm. stops
throat tickle aud soothe@ and heals the
irritated membranes that line the throat
and bronchial tubes with such prompt
ne~~. ease aud certainty that Il y rally
astonishing.
Pnex i special and highly conccn-
tratad compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, and is probably the beat
known means ~ overcoming severe
coughs. throat and chest colds
There are many worthless limitations
II this mixture. To avoid di@appoint.
ment ask for "2L ounces of rinex'
with full directions and don't accept anv.
thing else. Guaranteed 20 give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pinex Co. r. Wsyne.
Ind.
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SAYS RnEunlTsn
lElVEs YOU FOREVER

tsmes " Aka q cesers>s Aseses
Rochester. = 4. onfs : rAeumaie frir
AZ. sha discovered ALff>Rnt eRd a
wiah Il b>nG-hed Every sraee q afie assi
ana svsv <iEn " Ft<ysaslsm frssa p.
es-ls. ssss tsst every afiSzi>t sasfants<-
run plAt Desre - AllfNHHr -
show M ~ps % o~aplsr. ees~sr s~
monsy back
"A r.llew~ ai enfe and imme~flsieif
srfsr yoa starr ts take AfiF>Rift si.r
good ~ark begins d eearehes eus urie
aesa aeposats. dis>eises ihe seesss'ens
AMI drives rh<umslis rolsan eat e -
holy through The kidnsy< sna bowels.
Even IN raSss WHERE ssfferlag has l'een
pitecus sud palnfal sll irsce~ of ihl'
dread disease disappear IN f+u dsss~-
An druggists esn snppif gon
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= soav s>~s Sc. fts ssss svs fsfs
III a. pllpa ~ ,h< sses
I've teer
~seiI 4 tltnt have nafAirx -
werrs 80 bss 80 sikh.es' iela ne
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afeps ~ rss s,ss ,tst q ned - '~s -
tsleA -
4 faraE. - ftre. trsisT vss ssnf
80 dortcf daY. lsss si~aSs ssfin
,eu W tast acng ~ NJ sft<siiee
/ forgot q wss yess day~
~safe seu fpIeus ilat 1en weat fef'
ssl II | wass - slenv la shs fNss
Gone das
lArt I,es~
'Yoa uant ferxst thea faa epay
ferxst 70 nss ess even ghsa fpf dud,
- - salenehlllna wlih a. a.p 1hai
cant hflnx lnn ~ koAst
sisss i.es ! slnt been bvs ens nixsl
,hs wesA nsen sAtink " ~ ~
n.xhgs gur fof tunisa,
srenlaht sas " esnt trer faa
ffom golns la she Devil "a skates u
n. anii lhs seeana ttne thfs wset
lsrc llee. an.i nfomlss.t tteIi hsss
lNs umouslnr tpp ~ lenlshI sua
ffsl. IA laas uke summrf a suits
nufta have tiile Something neee -
while
eMhat a. ! Salfa hafef What A.
salla have hal slave ana uufk
fe d. ss.sslnasl fousflasl
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NE WAS LONELY 50
NE MARRIED MANY


lnannapala. Nauh le ~l.esle n
~ tangled ,hraas n ihs ms'rs'aaa
IA srolmse n l.l.sh Nors - sheif
singer theah wtsss. sna man "a
many slxn slHl slassa she II ksia
t au here 90 charges 1t hssams ami
emh stiemeul seemed "a fne vaY ef
l.slnx anlaysllsa here ssaay essh -
eelm ~ espula feom estles heAflax
eslaener eonetalns ssne ~ biz MIN
efoas mefla laaps
uopfp IL tela vs. fenep % hsss -.
mllisd ~ haa II loass ef IS sgssr
scattered safnssheut tha emsnsp. bot
~ haa hena anle - tsmenhsr shs
uAmaa a oniY ssvnn ~ shfm
Thn Story ~ hls nalrAhnalai -.
eapaaeA hase hssh verified In s~vsra.
lnslapers aaA bnlleo hs'lssss infors
nation cuasknlax lhs o,hms ~lil ~
fafiheamlaK snan
Nuers wAlvea pfellmlnaFY asamlaA.
llon Ia eity eouti tnslAY aaa "a. hs.i
a. Ia Hrana lary under o. soao hnna
When aaesileuei - hla essl rssariIa<
hla frequent marriages uoefs SAID
z thiak 4 ess al' iaa 70 ms asfs.
oas eeaallioN u strins thst a Isas
A. vas lstied and bahlni my cen
aislon as llapfuyed "A affser slm~a
I ~ouli feel apgfespea aaa laasly aaa
wonld want ~ mln axat rhsa I
wtua lina ssnnsone plss and fsIs "a
oss wlia haf igf time
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
BY FANNIE HURST

Ga SLOPE ~hite sprlnkilnx "
wos.d snem.nss IA, ahead ike patch
~ linen blsaeh.nk 10 the san From
. valley = lark cut sWitg diagonal
upward With = eoloratura burst ~
spng stream slipped sgs icv and
took 10 lss murmur where u had l~ft
on lFaang squcichsd his lees In
the warm mud and lss Il ooze over and
between them.
A mole stirred IN rs hole. aud be
cause spring will God way. even down
Ia the bargain basement of the Titanic
store. which u far below the level of
the mols. sadie Rarnei. who had never
seen wood anemone and never shifted
u thaw az the wet Wild smell Of slo.
lets. feif the blood rise IN her veins Ike
zap. aud across the aisle hshind the
white goods counter Max Nsltfsf
wrllhed Ia his woolens aud sadie
Barnet. presiding over a bin of spe.
cially pr.csd mlll.ends In lnid-aisle be.
tween the white goods and The lnnslln
underwear. leaned toward hlnsf aud
her smile Was as vivid ~ her llps
~Say. Max. guess vhyl think you 70
nke rubber band
classie pelphl was never more read,
wnh a,abiTnons retort
Kellnd stack Of Joy uy-of.ihesi.osp'n
sed sneeis. Max Melizef CROPPED Tor
oraculnr dlslnatlon. aud his heart
heats fiutisred Va his voice
like rubber baud
sYeh.r
give np"
"Aw. sise guess
"well. don't know. Miss Sadie. I'm
less~ unless It's because I'm stuck on
you"
DO not. ascetic reader. sag NJ the
unsocraflc plane. True. Max Meliref
had neither the brain nor the leisure o'
sophist. capacity for lenses % an
appreciation Of Kant. lie had never
built bridge. led Bible class. % at'
tempted the FIRST inch ~ the h,e.fool
bookshelf. But on a two-fgure salary
he subscribed an annual donation 10 q
skln-und cancer hospital wore non.re
versible collars. and maintained =
smile that turned upward llbe the cor
nsrs OF a cscis moon. Remember, then
sseetlc reader thar rich man once
Kicked = leper kant's own heart thal
II might turn the worlds heart out
ward. burst of pain aud IA the gran
lte canon ~ Wall street. one sm,le ~
every lhree.seore aud ten turns up
| ward
Sadie Barnet met Max Meltzer''
cyele.moon smile with the blazing eyr'
Of scorn. and her Ups. qulserlng 10 q
smile. met In a Straight lIne that al
most Ironed out the curves.
cause you're stuck on me Huh =
| Max Msltxer leaned across a counter
display Of frlnged breakfast napkins
Amt that good reason Miss Sadie
rs true one"
you're one swell little gnesser. yos
are not. You couldn't get Inside 4
riddle with can-opener. Cause you're
F, stuck on me Gee !"
"well. ] am"
81 didn't ask you why you was Ike Z
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sooo vsAns 90 aNo
LUCK Foa peNsmAN


oalahamA tysv March - ses q
thousand Ysars II bad iark hens osvf
a.a,mss yceiegaa,. uhsu thr ~ns'l -
nfe" o,oae hy a. ukIshupA city ai
riana ard m'fme rempauY o. ias a
20 lhe nee Vnllarem
1he hall ~ llfe Is nsa q the a.
tuctluns a she alAsn sneual oela'
homa ri, Aulomoblle thoe ana s'F'e
nnlonn. whlsh osena A she ruiarum
Ca Monday Mafeh
n II flohn - mirrors tt feet q
diameter Tho mllrors hearty
,housana ia aumhef are ses a tafl
oaa anelen oA me ~nolen trans enn
p0alne tifo ta'l which il 90 ~ sua
pendoa from ,hr coliseum eallns
nnflnv danelne hours At ,he show slI
honsa llshla are Ga he turned off sna
four colofnl sposllahis focused On 'h'
lball The 'faessa 81 tho sioko ,hsn
viii rsflect q failern u mulsl-euiui 4
lllght all oxpr The huildina
Draymru Who Transported me haN
in hpeciAliy lalls frame O. ths Cot
lfsum w"fe esreedluely eefsisl fog
tho hugo nlvbo Yad lallen and y
ono mlsmra been smashed. iaf'
would have heen hublaci 20 sessl
sean 81 bad luck foF zach prpAsl
rlsha % ~ lhsy said
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16

"cYOU have had a lot Of
1 good luck, they said
to the veteran railroad
man who always brought
his train in safely.
mo. said the man, not
good luck, but good eyes.
was watching the signals;
not wishing for luck.
That's the way it is with
most successes.
For instance. that universal.
ly popular naked corn food.
Post Toasties, which all the
Southwest knows so well.
Not chance or luck
but care and skill and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
HEALING CREAM
STOPS CAIARRH
ciogssd Air Passages Open sf
Once-Nostrls Cleared

n your nostrils are closeed and your
head stuffed because OF eatarrh OF q
cold. get Elys Cream Balm AZ any drug
store. Apply little Of this pure. anti
septic. germ destroying cream into your
ro<frils and let il penetrate throusl,
every air passage OF your head and
membranes. Instant relief.
How good Il feels. Your head .
dear. Your nosfrils ere open. You
breathe freely. No more hawking o.
snuf7line. Head colds and eatzrrh
v;eId Ike marie Don't stay stuffed
up, cIoreo u and miserable. he'iel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-16
POLAND APrROPRlsTEs
MONEY To AN FARMERS

Warsaw, March ls-,An cipfo-
pristion OF a.1eo.eooeoe marks has
just been voted BY the Polish gov
srnmeni for the aid of sma'l farmers
ruined by the war. Fifty percent 81
the Polish reheees nov returning
from Russia are petty landowners
whose holdings hate been destroyed.
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Plies! Pyramid
Brings Relief


NaTha sou sfe rartTinN viH ilsn.
- issssns'sssiss ssse W. ave n-vss
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Give me good eyes,
said the engineer,
and keep your good luck

watchfulness from the very
beginning. in the making
OF that wonderful Flavor
and quality.
Care to select only the
best parts OF the choicest
corn; care to perfect the
special patented process
which gives Post Toasties
their unvarying charm;
care to preserve their orig
inal crispness and fresh
ness under three seals.
A little care and watch.
fulness on your part and
breakfast and lunch are
sure Of Joy, and safe against
Disappointment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
GassyStolnnacll
Bloating, Belching, Sour Risings'
Heartburn, Prcssure--Be Sure
10 Use Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets

Chew one or two after meals or
any time and note how the stom-
ach settles down, feels fine, stops
gas, acidity, sour risings, belching
and such troubles due to indiges-
ton, They neutralize the sour acids
give the stomach an alkaline eff
feet and you need have no fear to
eat whatever you like Get a SO
cent box today of any druggist. No
more drowsiness or heavy feeling
after a hearty meal. And you get
the benefit of your food in more
solid flesh. Nose people have a
tendency to acid, gassy stomach
just after eating or drinking cof-
fee, etc. IL Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablet is chewed at this time 1t
neutralizes the acids, your stom-
ach Is sweetened, the gas is pre-
vented and you feel good all over.
Try 1t Remember you can get Stu-
arts Dyspepsia Tablets anywhere
in u. s. and Canada. (ady)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
REPUBLICAN SENATE
LEAD CUT down

New York, Nov. 8.-(By The
Associated Press) Returns today
supplementing those Of last night
showed that republican seats in
the senate from Indiana, Mary
land, New Jersey, New York,
Michigan and West Virginia ap-
parently had been captured by
the democrats and that the repub-
licans had captured senate seats
held by democrats from Nebraska
and Ohio. In Delaware, Montana
and Minnesota the results still
were too close to be counted IN
either column.
These returns, SO far, would re-
duce the republican majority IN
the senate from "a to 16 with
prospect of a further reduction.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
LOSES
SEAT IN SENATE

Omaha, Neb., Nov. S.--Early
morning compilation Of over night
figures on yesterdays election,
besides emphasizing the victories
Of r. B. Howell, republican nom
inee for the senate and Charles
w. Bryan, democratic nominee
for governor, showed republicans
leading for places on the state
ticket below the goyernorship ex-
cept for secretary of state. Sen
ator Hitchcock was 42,500 In the
rear and Charles Randall, was
90, 600 behind Bryan with hall
the state reported.
Congressional races were still
undecided in the first, third and
fifth districts, with the demo
cratic asplrants leading in al
three. The races for the unex.
pired terms in the first and sixth
districts were in doubt.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
O'CONNOR LEADING -
FRAZIER IN DAKOTA

Fargo, N. d., Nov. S.-Inabili-
ty to secure rural returns due to
bad roads in North Dakota has
left the senatorial contest be-
tween Lynn Frazier, non-partisan
snd recalled governor, and J. F. T..
o'Connor, democrat, in doubt. Re-
turns from 800 precincts, almost
all urban, gave O'Connor SO,S1S,
as compared to 1885 for Frazier
"a lead OF more than 1900
but it is considered certain that
rural returns will cut this down
materially il not wipe it out.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
CANADA CLAIMS
|. FARTHEST NORTH
POST OFFICE

Ottawa, Ont, Nov. S-As the re-
suit Of recent voyages of explora-
ton in the North, Canada now
claims the most northerly postof-
flee in the world Craig Harbor on
EIlsmere Island, only $50 miles
from the pole. Another new postof-
flee in the northland is at Ponds
Inlet, on Baffin Island. Both were
established by the Canadian ex-
plorer, Captain Bernier, during the
latest tour Of his schooner the
Arctic.
An inspector and six men of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police are
at Craig Harbor, where they have
established a post, while four rep
resentatives of the famous police
corps represent law and order at
Ponds Inlet. Sergeant Joy Of the
"Mounties has been in the district
year investigating an Eskimo MUIR
| der.
The Bernier expedition was sent
for the purpose Of taking the first
steps in an extensive program cal
culated to maintain efficiently
Canada's sovereignty in the vas
northern region, known to be ricl
in mineral deposits The vessel car
ried materials for the construction
Of houses and provisions for tn
maintenance Of posts.
/ According to statement issue
by the Canadian department of tn
interior, it is the intention of tn
government to establish additiona
posts year by year, and to continu
scientific and exploratory work. !
patrol ship will visit the new north
ern posts annually, taking in sup
plies and mail to the men left there
A representative of the Air Boar
accompanied the expedition and wi
report ON the possibilities Of avis
. tion in the north, with particula
/ reference to patrols, and explore
tory and survey work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
Realty Transfers
Compiled by Salem distract co.

Compiled by Salem abstract co,
Day, q. w. and wife to Gehr-
mann, A. and wife, lot Q, block %,
Salem, Oregon $40.
Ladd & Bush, to Crandall, 9. p,
part Of lots |, 2, and 3, and all
Of lot 4, Garden Home Tracts, Mar
ion county, Oregon, $40:
Farrell, !. W. bankrupt by trus-
tee to Royal, w. K, part Of lot 3,
Johnson's addition to silverton,
Oregon, 81.
Barber, j. and wife to Perrine,
Z. b. and wife, land in CT. 81, ~
| w, Marion county, Oregon, $40.
| Bump, Daisy and husband to Mul'
Ilican. w. r. and wife land in sec
tion IL, Civ, Marion county, Ore
gon, $4,000.
4 Brown, Chas. q. to Brown, Mar
tha X, part Of block 2, Stayton
Marion county, Oregon, $40.
Chas. E. Brown and wife t
Brown, Giles M. and Lee M, par
Of block 2, Stayton Marion county
/ Oregon, $40.
+ Barber, f. and wife to William
/ son, J. and wife, lot 4, block II
! North Salem, Oregon, $40.
Anderson, H. +. and husband t
: Darling, Fl. E. and wife, lots 7 and
block II, Capital Park addition t
Salem, Oregon, $40.
!. Darling, II. e. and wife to Rot
zien, +. w. and wife, lots 7 an
s., block III, Capital Park additio
to Salem, Oregon, $40.
Wolfe, Eliza to McClary, G. J
lot 6, block 16, North Salem, Orego
$40.
Trumm, w. FL. and wife to Amol
:, Edward f., blocks and 8, and lof
oI1, 2, 3, A, 5, 6, Z, 8, 9, of bloc
8 Shaw's 1st addition to Shaw, Orr
/, gon, $40.
Durham, H. r. and wife to Prob
Max, lots and 3, block 6, Fricl
ey's addition to Salem, Oregon, $l'
Edison, J. L. and wife, to Eidsol
! Lon M, land in section IL, z
Marion county, Oregon, $4,000.
Edison, J. i. and wife to Eidsol
J. r., land in section II, 7-1-V
Marion county, Oregon, $4,000.
I Pugh, Percy, and wife to Pohl
! Fl. and w. r., land in Cl, Al, 7-1-V
Marion county, Oregon, $40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08

Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. S.-14S
nrecincts out of 153 in the sixth
Wisconsin congressional district
give for Berger, socialist, 2S'SSS'
Stafford, republican, 25,2O5'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
What's New on the Market
BY FORREST CHM

Brussel sprouts appeared on the
local market late yesterday after
noon selling at 25 cents a pound.
Brussel sprouts when cooked taste
something like cabbage but are
much more tender than cabbage.
Persimmons are still plentiful
on the local markets. They are
selling at As cents pound.
Huckleberries are still hanging
on although they are beginning to
become scarce. They are selling at
25 cents pound.
A fresh supply Of Evergreen
sweet corn was received by the To-
cal stores this morning The
quantity is limited and as a result
the price is rather high compared
with the summer prices. 1t Is sell
Ing al 80 cents a dozen ears. The
corn is unusually tender for this
time Of year.
Some Of the stores are offering
sweet CtuST tOuuy 1N ~
gallon. The rest are selling IL a
40 cents.
saur kraut made from thi'
years cabbage IL now to be- ha'
at most Of the local stores. II
selling at Is cents a quart,
Purple top squash have beer
and are still on the markets, The.
are sweet and mealy. The retail
price Is three cents pound.
The quality Of the banan
squash which appeared on the 10
cal market Monday Is said to b
very good. The meat does no
bake UP mushy but Is dry an
mealy. They are selling at thre
cents pound
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-08
oregon PLAYS
". S. c. AT EUGENE
NEXT SATURDAY

Eugene, Nov. S.--0regon will
face her most crucial game here
Saturday when Coach Hunting
toms men lineup against the
Washington State cougars In
game which will be the chief fea-
ture Of annual Homecoming week
end.
The two institutions are tradi-
tionaI football enemies and are
represented this year by the
strongest eIeyens they have sup
ported for years. According to
the dope, OF the season 80 far
the Cougars have q slight edge.
In two OF their biggest games,
against Idaho and University OF
washington, they showed them
selves to be a powerful aggrega-
ton. Idaho was trounced ID to .
and while the Staters Jared not 50
well against the University OF
washington eleven, losing 16 to
13 they apparently had the game
won until the final quarter when
the Huskies put over two touch
downs. The fact that the cougars
were so decisively beaten al
Berkeley Saturday by the Cali
fornia Bruins is in no way raising
the hopes OF Oregon fans wht
have seen the Washington mel
take similar trouncings at Berk
eley in the past and then turf
around and reverse all dope II
the games following. Such wa
the case two years ago when, afte
being defeated by California a
to 0 Coach tWelch Is men wen
east and defeated the Kansa
Cornhuskers in an Intersections
title contest.
Oregon 's eleven will be in til
top condition Saturday. The teal
got away to a flying start but wa
soon Handicapped by the loss
men by injuries. Five games
seven weeks during which tim
al many as five lettermen were @
the bench gave the coaching sta
serious setback and 1t was NJ
until the game with Idaho te
days ago that the eleven was an.
where near up to fightin
strength.