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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1920)
-V, 8 TIIR mtf.CO I.TVTUSU.i:: till i:sll. JIM. Itr.M. HAUSERS ARE NOW AT TOP Red Triangle Twilight League Crew Walloped Yesterday by Heavy Score ' In lasu. night's Twilight matine the fast Mausers triiiuuihed over the ncrappy Y. M. C. A. team in the sec ond game of the series between thenj two teams. The score was It to 3. Osborne of the "V"' wo. .-im -.t ..- .1. .. . " IIIU mtriifcuve. waiKinii six men iniiiu iwu oaismto and being touched up for six lusty blows o borne whied:six batsmen, however find allowing but four hits, all !-r-I. to the "Y."" Th Iluti!-r5 maJe two runs in the first Junius and the Y" came la k in I heir half with a falh ; It HMiVcei) lik an inirett Inp fray. The eeond a:;to went swoieles!. but in the third the Haulers crossed the pan four times, and in the fifth made a farce of the jrame by, reri tering five more times. The "Y" stared a iuke-warm rally in their half of the last inning when they shoved two runs across, only to fin ish eight ta'lies to the bad. Rrown and Lotterbach were the hilling start for the Mausers whil- Humphrey ate 'em up at the short patch station with hi old time pep. Oregg performed welt on the first ......tr ....! l.',!! Illliual ttlX 4 t AU'llf ' . in n it 'i i . in 1 1 i i . i " and f strength twhinri the hat. Patter- i son. Clark and Osborne were re-i sponsible for the "l runs IVt. .T.. .;'.; . iMl Mill xkmhI and the State 1 1. mi., i "' 'I Sfhott tl.! n-.$ lb of arUitt-r and itmpirt-U a i t I tie summary ; Won. I.imI lUiiM-f Iir 4 l Span id in :: 1 State Houm' 2 1 Y. M. C. A 2 2 ValUy Motor . . . . l Kay . . . . .", Tuflifclit Hii-lie. .panldinjL and the Suite Ho each ha a cod chance to win th flat:, either team ttavin but to wia I its remalninr tame. If the Hast-1 ers win their remaining fame it h Albert the Spaul'lins ther cannot shoved out of the firjt hrth. Kri day the State llousem and l-oefer meet and, this came is, full of in tent" inlC-rt a it will ni 1m blv de- -rrrmine which team will fittht i rut with Hauler. This will be th r.:ir,FLAG RAISING SLATED SOON itif Shriiit-r. Tli- pirnii k-r 1 .inil Jlr. Mjk. Mr. antl l'.i.Ti and Mr I V rif . The follow tnt wrre rrv-i.t-r ,1 ihf Ktotiiid lenif rd.it: ItJ Ml w t- l'rttt . VI r and Mr IVftv Ml p-tldi tr-- S. V Mrlr jlf n4 ivlM Ttllauik . Mr u4 Mr J J r t . m . tlmlrxo, !.: Mr. ami lr I It--ttiK-n. hld. Mr mnd Mr A. I. Mr. and Mrt 1. V. Harrim. Sot 'Lifrwh. !. A ": Mr. M Mr Ceremony Will be Performed d. vn : r. Mrtirr. tuktatni, cai jMr i:riu i.d", tkoim; Mr un u.: mi. ana ir. Virt. sir ami Mra. Mr t". vMirho. itmiu at Camp Grounds When Boy Scouts Return , TRY PARIS GREEN ITS GOOD FOR THE BLUES Read the Classified Ads. ....... ocuv uuijr two io i the bench by the strikeout rout, j lrtusers ved into first place an I The Hanser mound artist pitched a! the "Y" w?re shoved into third po- i-.T-auT unmr. waimin oniy one mam ' sitton. leaving the Spaui..ns in I Jj YEAB Vbur Home vth .... ... . . , ril. wun Hy winning' last nlshfs pame the, Ujyt Uni ;ha( thtp lwo ,Pallia nav met. and both are beinc p roomed for a battle to the finish. Ttai i the last week of the !.cu" f'rst division schedule, but the next two wek will lw devoted to the ptayinu off of tie and posi tioned Rames. The Slate House ha two tie to plav off. one with th 'Y" and me with the Vlhy Motor Th Y" has a postnoned frame with the Valley Motor, the llaitser will mU with the Spauldincs In postponed engagement and the Kay and MotoriM may have a postponed match to settle. The arrangement of the present schedule has worked a hardship on some of the team to date in Jhat some of the club have played their tamo against weak teams before their organization was perfected, while other teams have been thrut . eainst better orcanized clubs. Watch out for some of the tail-end clubs to wreck the championship hope of the mnners-np and learn leader. Friday n'cht at Sweetland field. St-ite lloie and Spauldine. Hv winnine. the Htate llousers will tie tor m ' ond r'a. nd by dropping thi contest they will vie with th Y for third honors. 'N EVER has there been a better rerson for preservinsr your property than at the present time. High costs of construction have greatly increased the value of homes and buildings, no matter how old they might be. Paint GOOD Paint, will do more to preserve and increase the value of your property than anything else you can possibly invest in. It is the greatest safeguard against the ravages of time and weather. It is the best kind of insurance. Guard your home and buildings with FULLER Paint and other products. Back of them i areVi years of paint-making experience. Thousands of property owners, have used these products for years Look Up a FULLER Dealer in Your Town W. P. Fuller & Co. Northwest Branches at Portland, Seattle, Tacoma, Spokane, Bois. According to the plan of th city tm pi us ground superintemi-tit T : there is going to be a flar ! raiding pronram at the ground in the 'ar future. The occasion will b Tree I rum any cbau inintic aimo. phere as the event will be conducted under the nupervision of the Hoy couts. ix-finite plans cannot be divulred at this time, due to the fact that th Hoy Scouts are in encampment at Oak Uidge. Details will be worked out by them upon thir return to Sa lem. Mr. Albert ha a So-foot flag pole ready aud coated with white paint. The Commercial club is to provide a large flag. hree cars were registered at the grounaa yesterday from Independ ence on a Dicnlc and incidentally to share In Sale's welcome to the v!it- Br " " m J . Iflll inn in i 1 Ijite Train From TortLiml Harlnff ShrirM Week Oregon Klectrie Hailw.ir On Tuesday. Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday, June 22. 23. 24 and 21. an Orecon Klwlric train will lave North Hank station li:2 p. m. j Jefferson street 11:3.1 p. m.. arrive Hjitm 1:29 a. m. It will stop to discharge pasenreri from Portland at points between Wil nonville and Salem J. W. Ritchie. Agent. R. If. Croiler. Asst. Oen'l Passgr. Agent. Senator Class Arrives for San Francisco Convention SAX FRANCISCO. June 22. Senator Carter r.lafs or Virginia, the choree of administration leader for chairman or the Democratic con vent'.ca's resolutions committee, ar rived here from Washington today and began series of conferences with other delegate regarding the .platform, TT declined to make any state ment about his platform planks, over which, there may be a contest, or to give any indication whether he brought any new message from the White House. iSoon after his arrival. Senator Class dined privately with Chairman Homer S. Cummings of the national committee and Representative Cor dell Hull of Tennessee. A long talk followed, and it generally was as sumed that every phase of the plat form situatir n. Including the threat ened open fight on prohibition, was considered tn detail Beautiful Figured Crepe de Chine r $2.25 Yard J. C. PENNEY CO. A Nationwide Institution Operating 297 Busy Stores rancy Figured Marquisettes $1.49 Yard We have a good Showing of up-to-the-minute WOMEN'S READY-TO-WEAR APPAREL In which the styles and quality are the best and the prices very reasonable Coats j Suits Dresses Of gd colon and material, S" - and Silver. j $1950 $4500 $2475 $54 75 Wocl Dresses mxo to $43 Waists Skirts Kimonas v w ... e. An . e. no wh1 Skirts $7.50 to $16.50 Jl ffood colors of Serpentine Voile Waists $1.4 to $4.93 White Wash $1.98 to $6.90 ,-. Crept Silk Waists $3.49 to $18.50 Petticoat $1.69 to $C 90 $298 to$498 II II 11 II'.. IBI II II ' - V, ' V tammum I II W AA I II i cd 'Hfttlon-wida Institution "DANDERINE" Stops Hair Coming Out: Doubles Its Beauty. A few cents tmvs "hanrierin - After an application of -Jiand-rin" you can not rind a fallen hair or any Uabdruf f, l-edes every hair shows new life, vigor, brightness, bore rotor and thirkne. This is a friendly, home-like store. We handle good quality merchandise at reasonable nrices and a sincere desire to serre each customer welL We aim to offer you a type of serrice that will make you want to continue to deal with us. Oar Prices Always The Lowest Gale & Company Commercial and Court Streets 1 Formerly Chicago Store 1 HI' I irn i u v w j j. 14 1. r-g, , - 'ill I i 1 P ' i iiiii li 1 1 ,11 . . it we have no competifaon. Our prices are without equal. 1 he quality df our shoes is the recognized stand- ara or quality. Big reduction all this week Get in line and get your pair as we are having uc uiggesr. rusn or the season. t-rices that have caused the bis rush THE SEASON'S LATEST Ladies' black or brown Oxfords, all this season's stylos, hirh or military heels. Ionc pointed toes. All widths. Bought to sell at $11.00; now $7.95 LATEST STYLE PUMPS $10.00 and $12.00 Wck kid Pumps. Some with $3.50 buck les, others plain high or military heds, and priced $6.95 WHITE CANVAS OXFORDS Ladies white canvas Oxford, high or low heels, covered heels. Our regular $0.00 values. $3.95 CHILDREN'S SHOES Children's brown calf shoes, blucher lace, sizes 8'j to 12 and 13 to 2. Our regular $5 shoo $2.95 WHEPRICEif Sfbyljoet DtiBdt 0-4 BfrjaaiBwl vurkEt, AN ECONOMICAL BUY f ?T om ain rted lot of black kid and ratent M"lUr hwl These were regular $3 and $G Shr!. $2.95 ONE LOT UDIES' BLACK KID SHOES $3.95 HAN AN SHOES $4.95 jrwarfln for1WOmen wh null fL nran hUtk Kid Shrwet lr tni. .it . . , " es obit. Hi2h or lour 4 nceis. mete are worth $12.00 rd $15 00. Special $4.95 MEN'S ELK BALS " Site dawhLRWn E,Jf HK The roMt n,fort. auie ur leather hoe made. Cot at th trinr t present. $3.50. Will go during this luife at $2,65 SHOES AT HALF PRICE ik,rokcn .,ines Mcn' !'k ami brown Calf Shoes. All sues in the lot, $10 and $12 valSsL $5.95 MEN'S BLACK CALF BLUCHER LACE SHOES Wide toe. All sixes. Our regular $10 Shoes in stock. $6.95 BOYS' CALF SKIN SHOES Built for service, black calf, blucher Uce, all ikes, 2V, to 6. Our rertuar $6.00 value $3.95 WOMEN'S JULIET HOUSE SHOES" Ifdiei regular $00 fint fradt black kid. btlUng iclet, faDr rrar-1 aatd Houm Shoet al $ 3.95 MISSES' DRESS SHOES Fine soft mahojacy ralf dmi 'V,JT- tzr 11 1 t 2- rrsr. ularly kt $.fX). are r.ow $3.95 YOUTH'S DRESS SHOES Youth's bbek calf Uacher tare shoes for achool or dress wear, ires 11 to 2. lleguLar $434 $3.65 BOYS' DRESS SHOES Boys' black calf fcHcier ltc tahoet, for school or drtas wear. Sixes 2V, to $yu rtax $3.C3 $3.95 V II ZZ6 StC8 VCkLiO:i 4 ... . 4, . ...... v t.. ,