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THE DAILY CAPITAY JOURNAL. SaleM, OREGON. Thursday, October 23, 1919.
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Extra $15 All Wool Skirts $11.75. Jersey Dresses $19.75. Satin Petticoats $1.19. Good Quality Voile Waists $1.58
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RISE TO NEW GOSSIP
London, Oct. 23. Fred Kulton.
American heavyweight, is to meet Ooi
don Gocrlilll, Australian giant, in a 20
round battle here tonisht for a purse
of $6000. . ,
By Henry L. I'lirrell
New York. Oct. 23. Boston's Ked
Sox are I elng sold again.
Montreal, Ort. 23. -'rankle Fleming
the Canadian featherweight, returning
to the ring here last night after
vear'a hiv riff nnrl nlitnnfnteri Difk
The baseball not which had seuiea Loadmlln of Lockport, N. Y., in a 10
down to a simmer after the world ser- round bout.
ies is boiling over with the report that
Congressman James A. fialiivan had
offered Harry Krazee close to $1,000,
000 for the hub American leaguers.
frazee denies it, though Gallivan an
nounced the offer. All of which makes
Portland, Or., Oct. 23. Alex Tram-
, liitas won a popular decision over Joe
Rivers at the end of their fast ten
round engagement here last night.
iTrambitos landed a right hand punch
excellent fuel for the hot stove league, to the Jaw which caused Mexican Joe
nuns oi pontics in me move nave to hear the Tinul gong with his gloves
resting on the carpet.
Joe Gorman finished Joe Harrahan
of Seattle In two rounds. Neal Zim
merman and Kdrtie Quinn of Tacomn
drew. r Zimmerman's second was his
father, formerly a minister of the gos
pel.
been thrown out by the faction war
ring for the toga of the alleged czar
boss of the league, Ban Johnson. '
The persistency of Frazee in vot
ing most of Ban's moves since he took
over the Ked Box has aroused the Ire
of the league head. Last year Johnson
was reported to have been behind sev- I
eral moves to get a set of owners in J Oakland, Cal., Oct. 23. A foul gave
the Boston offices. Since that time, Gene Delmont the bout over Battling
r razee nas joined tne open enemies or ( vierra in the main event here last
ne jonnson regime oy ennsiuig in me niKht. Al Gruman won from Jerry
Comiskey-Suppcrt-Huston army. The ( o'Keefe. Bobby Ertle took the decis
roajor engagement of the offensive dl- on ver Frankie McCann and Danm'
rected against the Johnson fortifioa-; Nunes and Eddie Landon fought a
tlons since the middle of the summer draw.
will be fought
league meeting.
in December at the
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Stanford University, Cal., Oct. 23.
The lineup of Stanord-ln Its Saturday
frame with Oregon Agricultural college
announced today is:
Curtis and Flowers, tackles; Cau
fjhey and Bihlman, guards; Righter,
center; Pelouze and Schlamleman,
ends: Bonney and Campbell, half
backs; Templeton, full, and Holt, quar
ter, Wurk will be used In purt of the
frame to replace Templeton who is not
in the best of condition.
Seattle, JVash., Oct. 23. Carl Mor
ris, Oklahoma heavyweight, lost a de
cision to Ole Anderson, the Tacoma
miller, in a six round session last night.
Morris kissed the floor once In the
first round and three times in the
slifth canto. Morris claimed he was
fouled In the final session but the
county coroner examined him after
the bout and said there was no sign
of a blow below the belt.
Madison, Wis., Oct. 23. Coach Rich
'arils put the Xtndgcra through a long
afternoon of forward passing Wed
nesday. The squad claims greater pro
ficiency with the flips wpuld have re
sulted .'ti a bigger score over North
western Saturday.
BASEBALL
( San Francisco, Oct. 23. Errors plus
arly hitting by St. Paul gave the
'American Association team the game
-here yesterday, 0 to 2.
.Vancouver, B. 0,( Oct. 2 3.VAiUhor
Ized by ii group of local business men
i .to go after a franchise In the Pacific
Coast leacrue. Bob Brown, president of
the Vancouver baseball club, is on his
way to Sun Francisco today, where he
will make a, bid for a berth at the an
nual meeting of the Coast league di
rectors this week. It is claimed here
that Vancouver's record in bnseball
Justifies favorable consideration by the
iCoast' league moguls and that this city
would undoubtedly prove one of the
trongost in the circuit.
Washington, Oct. 23. An offer or
more than $1,000,000 has been made
for the Boston Red Sox In the Amer
ican league by a combination of bu
Bess mon, Representative James A
ralllvan, Massachusetts, stated here to
4:y. .
TO
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Members of Sedgwick Post, O. A. R.,
are asked in a notice issued Thursday
by Commander T, A. Thompson, ,to
meet at the undertaking chapel "of
Wei & Clough Company Friday at 2
p. m. to attend the funeral of Com
rade William Spayed. Comrade Spay
ed, who has been a resident of this
city for 25 years, and was at one time
a property owner on North Winter
stret, died at the home of his niece in
Seattle several days ago. The body is
expected to arrive here this evening.
Comrade Spayed leaves no children
or widow.
He left Salem about four months ago
to visit his niece, when the Great Com
mander in Chief summoned him. At
the time of his residence here lie lived
on North State street.
GOLFF.ltS TO TIE
. Portland, Or., Oct. 23. A team of
from 20 to 25 golfers of the Seattle
fiolf and Country club will .come to
I'ortland Saturday to meet representa
tives of the Waverly Country club
ere.
, W. M. Hamilton, district manager
for the P. R. L, & P. company, left
this city Wednesday morning for
Portland, where he will make a re
Tort to head company officials of the
acceptance by the city council of the
ew lighting contract. Mr, Hamilton
Will return to this city tonight.
Rescue Of Consular Agent v
Is Promised By Carranza
Washington, Oct. 23. The state de
partment was awaiting word today
from the embassy at Mexico City as to
the fate of VVr. O. Jonklns, American
consular agent at Puebla, Mexico, who
Is held by bandits fur $150,000 ransom.
Although the Mexican government
has promised to make every effort to
rescue Jenkins there was no word us
to what measures have been taken. It
was understood that Mexican troops
have been sent to rescue him.
VESSKL IS ASTIOUE
Washington, Oct. 23. The shipping
board vessel Mayport is ashore off
Shovelful shoals near Nantucket, the
navy department was advised today.
The IT. S. S. San Srancisco is proceed
ing to her assistance.
" Pearson Finishes.
New York, Oct. 23. Lieutenant
Alexander Pearson Jr., and Lieutenant
E. M. Munzelman completed their
flight from Mineola to Sun Francisco
and return this afternoon.
Pearson arrived at Roosevelt Field
at 1.65 p. m., and Muir.elmun at 2:12
p. m.
John Callvsky, an aged foreigner, is
under arrest at Eugene charged with
stealing the lunches of children while I
at school.
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lenuiHratiiiR that poor people are
Moire susceptible to the efforts of Dan
fc:upld than the wealthy, Msry Piukford
m-i AfnV Burke 111 "The Hoodlum."
lilch will be seen Blurting Sunday at
Liberty theatre, rinds her husband
he tenements instead of the society
rl cle of Riverside Drive where she
Bud been living.
i In th tenements garbed in the rath
r striking: manner of the neighbor
hood gtrlr, Amy finds that lif with its
'tli
f'un. hi'.rdshlpa, emotions and sentl
m'ent is far more developed among the
iHVir thi n among her wealthy set.
'"Wllitum Turner," Amy says to hir
' trneiiient-sweethourt. "three mom.iv
ago 1 dl ln't love anyone but Cleopatif,
t ref-' i It k. to the cat, but now I love
you. 1 suoss it's be"use love win1
c.'i;iier to poor people. Maybe it's be
cause love is the only luxury that Ood
1 rovide for people who don't know a
fir.ger bowl Irom a cuspidor."
Women's New Fall Coats
$16.59
Another lot of new CoHts in
Kerseys, Homespun and Mix
tures, some with pleated back
effects, large collars trimmed
with fur or other material.
Special Friday and Saturday
$16.50
1 ) ' vJflkJ -(The Old White Corner)
Salem's Greatest Women's Apparel Store
Beautiful New Waists
: $3.98
Mort winsome new Georgette
waists in a good assortment
of sizes, round and square
neck models, a rare oppor
tunity to buy dainty waists
at a saving. Special
$3.98
ortiasid Cloak & Suit Co., Women's
Apparel Store!
Will offer some extraordinary values beginning Friday in newest apparel modes secured through the activity of our New York buyers fresh
from the hands of expert coat and suit makers and millinery artists away below their regular values, because of their ability to purchase in j
large quantities, and because of our policy of selling strictly for cash and our low overhead expenses we can sell for lower prices than others j
ask for similar merchandise. RememberIt's not the price you pay but what you get for the price that constitutes a bargain. j
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Phenomenal Values in Wo
men's New Suits
Friday and Saturday
Women's $52,50 to $65 Suits
Now
$47.50
This group of suits is made up of
lines selected from our regular
stock. Beautiful new Fall and
Winter models made up in Broad
cloth, Silvertone, Velour, Camels
hair Cloth, Velvet, and Novelty
Mixtures. Smart new belted styles
trimmed with buttons raodela
that have slightly fitted backs;
others In the more dresay styles
trimmed with cross-stitching or
bands of self material. Also many
braid trimmed suits.
$42.50 to $47.50 Suits $37.50
Fall and Winter Suits direct
from America's foremost makers
come an express shipment of smart
styles for street and dress occa
sions, plain tailored and novelty
styles. Many with large collars,
others are trimmed with braid and
buttons. Materials are serges,
broad cloth, gabardines, trlcotlnes
wool velours and mixtures, brown,
grey, navy, taupe, green and plum
color tn a good assortment of sizes.
Suits Worth $42.50, $45, $47.50,
SPECIAL
$37.50
And another group of plain tail
ored and novelty suits for young
ladies and women. Every new and
worthy design. Smart styles for
street and dress occasions. Nov
elty and plain tailored models.
Prevailing materials are serges,
isabardines, broadcloths, wool ve
lours, tricotines, etc. All colors
and sizes.
Suits Worth $35, $37.60, $40,
SPECIAL.
$29.50
Stout Women's Apparel
Women who wear the larse sizes
will be interested in knowing we
specialize on garments ot this kind .
and are now ready with becoming
models In new Fall Suits, Coats
and Dresses in the new and most
wanted materials.
of Autumn's Newest Creations in High Tirade
Trimme
Beginning Friday, October 24th at 10 a. m. ,
Snleni'a Greatest and Only Exclusive- Women's Apparel Store will in-
: augurate the most phenomenal sale of young Ladies' and Women's
trimmed hats ever known in Salem. Clever shapes of Velvets, Velours,
,. Plush, Beaver, etc., frequently combined with Satin Crepe and other
.fine materials. French Felts, Tailored Effects, Turbans and large Velvet
'Hats are included, many are neatly trimmed with wings. .Ostrich, f euth"
ers, ribbons and.newj distinctive orrame'nts. The assortment includes
small,' medium and large 'shapes, : b'n'ck and all the leading colors are
represented. And again we are prepared to make this phenomenal offer
so early in the season because of an enormeus purchase made by our
New York buyers. The Tortland Cloak & Suit company, Salem's
greatest apparel store, will include for this great event one hundred hats
selected from regular stock, similar to some we sold up to 7.50, but
I which we have marked down to $3.75. as an additional inducement' to
have you visit our store and become a regulai customer of' our hat shop. I
To make selections easy we will arrange all hats tin to $15.00 in!
tnree lots on our tables and showcases, but none ot the hats disDlay-
I ed in our show windows will be removed or sold until after the sale
begins at 10 a. m. Friday morning. Come early tor first and best
choice.
Trimmed Hats,, worth regular $5.00 "
Trimmed Hats, worth .regular. ...'. .$5.75 I
Trimmed .Hats, worth regular. .... .$6.50
Trimmed Hats, worth regular. .... .$7.50 J
Trimmed Hats, worth regular $8.50
Trimmed Hats, worth regular. .. . . .$9.00
Trimmed Hats, worth regular. .... .$9.50
Trimmed Hats, worth regular. ... .$10.50
Trimmed Hats, worth regular $11.00
Trimmed Hats, worth regular .$12.50
Trimmed Hats, worth regular .$13.50.
Trimmed Hats worth regular $15.00
SALE PRICE
SALE PRICE
SALE PRICE
$9.75
EE WINDOW DISPLAY
Salem
Little Women
Particularly misses and juniors will find here
a splendid showing of the new Suits, Coats and
Dresses in greater variety and at prices less
than else.where.. "
New Dresses
New Kail Dresses of Georgette, Tricotine Navy
Serges, Satin and Wool Jersey Materials in
Vrev.vling colors. .Made with new" loose panels
nr ;! wide girdle effects some. silk embroidered
r.v'l triniftictl with soutache braid. Others with
rewif Triple and sash trimmings specially
1-r't 1 Jtfliom .
$19.75 to $75
October 1919 Showing and
SPECIALSALL
OP
Including beautiful ftir sets, capes, umffs and
neckpieces, at prices that will save you money.
Selections can be made from the following va
riety. Red Fox, Muck Fox. Whitepox, Taupe,
Fox, Pcaver, Hudson Seal, Grey Squirrel, Opos
sum, Tanpe, Wolf and others! Prices' cannot
be duplicated. ' . -
$27.50 and $30 Misses'
and Women's New Winter
Coats
At this price we've an excellent
range ot coats, all designed not
only for service but also for looks.
Smart coats with wide belts, large
collars nd pockets; some trimmed
with fur or plush. Coats with
pleats at back or with gathers.
Dozens of new styles, MeltonJ.'
kerseys, cheviots, burellas and veN
vets. Extra good value.
New Fall and WinterXoats,
Special $29.50
Smart new belted models. Some
with large convertible collars,
jound or square effects. New
plaited styles and military models.
Cheviots, velours, meltons, burrel
las, broadcloth and- velvets, in all
the leading colors. Sale price
29.50
$42.50 To $50 Women's
Coats $37.50
Look where you will, you'll not
find another such stock of hand
some new coats in all Salem. Coats
for all occasions and of every de
sirable material direct from Amer
ica's foremost coatmakers includ
ing wool velours, plushes, burellas,
velvets, broadcloth, Kerseys, Sil
vertone and kindred materials.
Belted or semi-fitting models.
Browns, greens, taupe, navy, black,
burgundy, plum and other leading
colors, specially priced
$37.50
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