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  Capital journal, Salem, Or., November 13, 1922, page 5

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  A. G. Dye, Marshfield; H. Hudson, Seattle; e. J. Manning, Sc attic; A. E. Schiller, Seattle; VIM. Burdick, Mpls, Mimi; F. Jennings Seattle; o, Johnson, Seattle; r. Kettle, Seattle; G. Huber, Seat tie; T. A. Mckee, jefferson; D. Rosenbaum, Rooster Rock; Chas. Graves, Gates; F. Jones and wife, Newberg; A. A. Crowder, Dallas; j. Mierers and wwife, Weed, Cal The police yesterday recovered for Grant Holt, 1892 Oak street. his automobile which had been reported stolen from the corner of State and Church streets. While the Salem high first eleven was taking the Hill Mill tary team into camp here last Saturday afternoon the second team at Dallas was taking the Dallas team to a drubbing. Three touchdowns with two Of the three trys for goal were made. At no time were the Salem lads in any great danger of being scored on Tomorrow noon at the weekly luncheon hour of the Kiwanis club Hon. George H. Burnett, chief justice of the supreme court is to be the speaker. He is to speak on any subject he chooses Assistant coach of the William cite football eleven, Leslie Sparks, took the second string bunch over to McMfnnville last Saturday afternoon to engage the Lin field college team in battle. It was plain walk away for the Linfield team and they won 39–⁠7. The Bearcat varsity defeated the Saturday winners $50 the last Of October but the little Bearcats couldn’t “cut the figure” After spending a short time in Portland where she attended the horse show at the Pacific Inter national Livestock exposition, Miss Hazel Browne of Salem, returned here last night. Scores of Salem residents returned to Salem last night from Eugene where, Saturday after noon, they watched the University of Oregon football team defeat Washington State college by a score of 13 to 0. e. e. Allen, a guest at the Capital hotel, notified the police yesterday that some thief had stolen his suitcase. Yesterday evening as G. B. Webb, local undertaken, was tuning up his radio receiving set he heard Atlanta, Ca, very plain ly. This is thought to be the greatest distance that any of the local radio fans have been able to tune up to. Funeral services for Mrs. Jose phine A. Shepard, SO, wife of James R. Shepard, who died at the family home in Goldendale, Wash, Thursday, Nov. 8, were held this morning at Zena, Polk county, at IL o’clock with Rig don and Son funeral directors in charge. Until about three years ago Mr. and Mrs. Shepard lived near Zena. A. A. Crowder of Dallas spent yesterday visiting in the city. DR.. D. x. Beechler and Walter MINER returned yesterday eve ming with a fine string of trout and salmon which they caught on their trip to the Nestucca river. One of the salmon caught weigh ed nearly IS pounds. Oral Lennon, of the Lennon apartments, received baby alligator Saturday from his parents who are making a tour by auto of the south. Mr.. Lennon said that he had no use for the ami NAL so made it present to Ed gar Rowland. Of the Rowland Printing company. The Rowland Printing COM pany installed second automatic printing press this morning.

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Oregon leads 52–⁠37–⁠6 in 95 meetings, counting the 90 since this game.