The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 17, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE OREGON V. ?ATTAX.!f : R.TTRIAV, JULY 17, 1030. SEATS SELLING RAPIDLY FOR FORTHCOMING BOXING PROGRAM ..i- -Stats for the four boxing bout3 to .be held under the. auspices of the Salem lodge of Elks during the felftt convention here next week are Ing to be t a premium long before the day of the fight If the first few hour of the Beat sale are anr ifd" cation pf what the demand for tick-1 et l going to be. The seat salepened Thursday -f-ternooh. and n jf to noon yesterday over 500 ringside seats had been sold and applications for tickets from all parts of the state were swamping the members of the committee In charge. : Portland lnts in Order Yesterday mdrning. it is said. Ku gene. lodge of Elks used the-long dis tance telephone In puttiajtiaan in itial order for CO reservation and rthe secretary of the Portland lodg-i besieged for, applications for seats from sport fans in the Rose City, sent in an . O. S. call to the local committee for a section of 500 sea's shortly before noon yesterday. Alex Tram bit as. Puggy Morton and Joe Gorman are now In the city and are in trainlne at," the. armory. Their program was light yesterday consisting of shadow boxing, puncu ing the bag. skipping the rope and doing road work. The boys are in fine physical sha'pa. having bad fights only recently. Alex TramhiU the fighting Rumanian from the I'tse cfty. is a shifty Tighter as indicaUd by his preliminary training stunts. He has a tough nut to rack In Jotan riy McCarty. the Frisco welter. " His opponent is. in 4he .parlance of the street and of -fistiana, a two-handt-d. man-eating miller. There is p.j feinting and jabbing in the reperto- of McCarty. He wades right in from gong to gong. Fighting is a busi ness with the Irishman from the Gol den Gate city. , -V uormas Is Fearless Joe Gorman is a fearless fighter. He comes" from the land of toreadors. He Is a Spaniard and has the fighting instinct of his ancestors who gafied famVin the arena. When he meets Earl Haird in the squared arena, hej Trill toe the mark with one of the i best boys on the Pacific coast. The abilities of the fiehters are on par. Elks' Boxing Contest Seats now on sale-at go. E. Waters Cigar Store and theiElk Club for 'the boxing contest to be st.-iC'l .Tiilv 23. f ;t " i Colossal , j ! itllllf il ifl " lliiif: V . Y ! ' tion. Fishing improves as one goerf up stream. Motor via bugene. MeKpmie River: Dollies. red-iUles and eastern brooks biting well to Al der Springs. risning improves as one goes up stream. Motor via Eu gene. Eastern Oregon nKnlatinn Creek: Dollies. '. biting at headwaters. Hy trail from Granite and Ukiah. North Fork John Dar: Good trout fishing at Trout Meadows. Trail Ia Ukiah and Fly Valley. Hit Mlnam River: Trout fishing good. Horse ranch to Forest boun dary. Trail via Cove and Elgin. Beaver Creek: Trout usning gooa at Beaver Meadows and down stream. Wagon road via La Grande and North Powder. Fnel rreekt Trout fishinr icood. East Egle bridge to Eagle valley. Motor via Sparta. Lilly While. Rirhlanri and New Hridee. I.lttlA Minim River: Good trout fishing, stockmen's cabin to raoutn of creek. Horse trail via Covcl Pine Creek: Salmon biting. Jtiair wav to Cnnoerfield. Hook and line. Motor via Sparta, Richland and Hairway. Mill Creek: Trout fishing good. Cove to Rorkeren sawmill. Motor from Cove. Smith Fork 'Burn tRIver: Trout and salmon biting. Unity to Elk creek. Motor from Unity. Rie Creek (tributary North Fork John Day): Trout fishing good. Mo tor via Granite ana usian. THhtitsriea Middle Fork John Day: Trout fishing good near Su- sanvllle. Motor via Susanville and Galena. Road poor. t Pa t cmn Creek :Good trout fish ing near Williams ranch. Motor via Unity. ' j With wool salts so high the moths are complaining about the high cost of food. ' Alex Tranibltas t CANADIAN PACIFIC FOUR TRANS-CONTINETAL TRAINS DAILY Take the "Wonderful Way" to the East through the Canadian Pacific Bockies 1 V By the "Princess Line M Steamers Trains Steamers Hotels-pAU Canadian Pacific . Standard -None Better For rates and other information apply to E.E.PENN I General Ajrent Passenrer Department 53 THIRD STREET, PrtTLAND, OREGCfN. A :S- which prevents forecasting which will be favored , with the thumbs down sign. Puggy Morton is a glutton! for work as shown in his workouts at the armory. If he wades into his opponent with the same fierceness displayed in his training he will win a happy home with the Salem box ing fans. He meets Eddie Shannon. 'More Coming Sunday . Tomorrow the boxers will indulge in sparring .matches at their train ing quarters. Their program will in crease in intensity until a few days before the contests when they will taper off their conditioning by light workouts. - The other principals of the boxing show to be staged by the Elks are scheduled to arrive in Sa lem Sunday.' The different training quarters will be a tnecca for fistiana fans of "the eity. The training quar ters are open at 2:30 p. m. in the afternoon. Yesterday a good sized audience was present to witness the conditioning of the mitt artists. Los Angeles Man Pays Expense of Injuries -Erie Olson of Los Angeles, whose car injure! the 11-year-old son of H. G. Doer&ch Thursday in an acci dent, yesterday reported to the local sheriff's office that he would pay all expenses incurred by the ' acci dent. He says that although the boy ran in front of the car. he is willing to assume the responsibility. It U reported that the Injured lad is resting quietly at the Willam ette sanitarium,, and slight Improve ment is noticeable. As yet the phy sicians are unable to determine the extent of the injuries. It is thought that his spine may be injured. Read the Classified Ads. COAST LEAGUE At Sacramento R. H. E. Seattle ......10 17 2 Sacramento ...... . ... .' 0 Gardner and Baldwin; Jones, Kuntz an3 Schang. Second game v R- H. E. Seattle ....... ..i 2 8 .1 Sacramento .... . ...... 8 14 1 Francis and Baldwin; Penner and Cook. ' . il rv At Salt Lake R. H. B. Portland 7 16 0 iaalt Lake ..-..'. y. ... & 13 Poison, Kallio and Tobin; Cullop, Baum and Byler. At San Francisco 1 R. H. E. .Vernon ....... .v...... 2 5 San Francisco & 8 V. Mitchell and Pe Vormer; Lew is and Yelle. ': . '" At Los Angeles- -- R.'H. Oakland ..... 1. . . . 2 7 Los Angeles . .'. .... 1 4 . Holllng, Krause and Dorman: l' Brown and- Bassler. (11 innings.) J AMERICAN" LEAGUE 7 BIG DAYS 7 ' ; Opens Tomorrow : "" ,f ' ; ; ' ; !. ; Everything Is Ready JThe tent is We. The program is prepared the best ever. Your C3nfort s assured There will be 10 musical programs. There will be 8 lectures There will be 1 dramatic reading " Kindling V will be presented The Junior Chautauqua is nlaaned Are You Ready? A season ticket is all you need to get yourself ready. It will cost only v $2.75 for adults i $1.65 for students $1JLC for childTc.i . ; ' Buy Your Ticket Today Reserved seats at The $p:i Sunday, 2 c'tbiX V , t : . ..-..... , '..; ia cn ti tzn p a en en mi en rTFr At Washington R. H. E Chicago 4 9 Washington .1 .5 Faber and SchaUq Johnson and ncmicn. Second game R. II. E. Chicago , 8 12 Washington 5 13 Kerr. Wilkinson. Cicotte .and Lynn. Schalk; Courtney, Erickson and Gharri ty. At Philadelphia R. H. E. rleveland 4 10 Philadelphia . 5 Uhle, Ragby. and O'Neill; Naylor ferry ana rerklns. YEARXEI VOll THE 1JIPOSSIBLM On May day, some ot the kindly and thoughtful people of the city, took some of the tots from the-or- phan asylum out into the country. The kiddies bad a great romp and some truly wonderful meals. One urchin, at table, reached ms glass a third time for milk. "Like that pretty well, don t yon. younngster," beamed the farmer "Bettcha life. - Gee, 1 wish the or phanage milkman kept a cow. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES FOR canning, 9 cents a pound; 2720 Cherry avenue. T. K. MeClean. Use The CASE KEROSENE TRACTOR ' With Your Binder m - t imrm 1 The Case Kerosene Tractor in action. For sale by Lot L. Pearce c5c Son At New York . R. H. E. St. Louis r, 13 2 New York 2 6 1 Baine and Severeid; McGraw, Mo gridge and Ruel. At Boston R. H. E. Detroit ...... . . 6 12 2 Boston 5 13 0 Dauss and Stanage; S. Jones. For tune, Hoyt and Schang. I NATIONAL LEAGUE At St. Ixmls Philadelphia . St. Louis . . . . R. H. E. 2 8 2 11 1! Causey and Wheat; Doak and Clemons. At Chicago Boston Chicago Scott and O'Neill; Daly, Killefer. R. H. E. ... 3 13 1 2' 7 1 Hendrix aud At Cincinnati rj if p Brooklyn s 13' j Cincinnati 4 12 n Grimes and Miller; Fisher. Reuth er and Wlngo. At Pittsburgh r h E New York . . . ; 7 161 Pittsburgh , 0 9 ,4 Benton and Snyder. Smith; Ham ilton, Cooper and Schmidt. OREGON STREAMS Western Oregon Frank Brice Creek: Trout fishing good at Disston and Lund Park. Auto and rail via Cottage Grove and Disston. Layng Creek: Trout fishing good above Rajada. Auto, trail and train via Rujada. Itow River: Good trout fishing. Red Bridge to Martin' creek. Auto and rail via Cottage Grove and Do re na. South Santiam river: Rainbows and cut-thoats biting well. However, stream is over-fished. Santiam wag on road via Iehanon. Fish and Clear Lakes: Cut-throats caught at Clear Lake, but Fish lake dry. Santiam wagon road via Leban non or Sisters. - t VkA Witt. . muueiie; ironies ana rta-l; Rides biting to Rlgdon Ranger sta- SAVE YOUR PREMIUM TICKETS Redeemable for BEAUTIFUL AND USEFUL PRESENTS LADIES HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS LOOKING F OR Y O U 1 Saturday to -join with the thousands of others in these July Saturday Savings. Throughout the entire store you will find unsurpassed values, at prices much less than you had anticipated. SATURDAY DRESS GOODS Specially Selected for Saturday GINGHAMS One of the most complete stocks, wide assortments, at 75c, 69c, 49c 3 yds. for ; ...$1.00 CREPE DE CHINE, GEORGETTE 40 inches wide, all colors, the yard ... .$1.93 ORGANDIE Beautiful figured Organdie the yard ; $1.49 SHOES For Every Member of the Family Ladies' White Shoes, Military and French heels, Saturday at . . . . ,$2.65 Tennis Shoe Special Wide assortment, all sizes, blacks, browns and white, $1.65, $1.25 and 75c CORSSXS AND HOSIERY 'This Department 'is a complete "store for - r. Hosiery, Corsets and Underwear Kabo Corsets just arrived; a large new stock f ' now selling from -..... $2.75 to $5.00 Union Suits All Styles and Sizes Ladies' Union Suits Fine Lisle, all sizes 55c to $1.95 HOSIERY Ladies Fine Silk Hose $1.15 . MEN'S WEAR July Saturday Specials Men's Work Shirts Khaki color . . . 85c Men's Underwear, Nainsook, light and com fortable, Saturday 45c BASEMEN T of ECONOMY Salem's Popular Bargain Store HATS Large Straw Hats .25c APRONS Bungalow house aprons. . . . $1.74 BIBIJONS Saturday .....only Half Price - GROG Shaker Salt, per package! 10c Oyster Soup Crackers 16c Large Package Albers' Rolled Oats 32c Small Package Rolled Oajs 14c Aunt .Jemima Pancake Fltmr 13c Large Package Wheat Flakes 32c Scafoani Washing Powder, bulk, per lb. . .6c Extra Special for Saturday 300 pounds Cane Sugar j.. .$23 98 Palace Car Maple aud Cane Syrups, vuart noities . 62c Mouopole Table Syrup, pint bottle 24c Lard, 4 pounds for $1.00 Compound, No.,." pail $1.10 . Hill's Bros. Blue Isabel Coffee, 1 lb. 46c 56c value bulk Coffee, IVaberry, 1 lb. ...45c 15 pounds Rolled Oats in bulk $1.00 Special, two 2-oji. Pepper 15c Wool Soaps, 2 for 15c Extra Special Plain mixed candy, lb . .35c "SHOP WHERE THE CROWDS BUY" - t . . - . . "SHOP, WHERE . Tin CROWDS BUY" ) : - -' ; ' : : ': ":- ' "' "1 .' '. '" ' -! " ' ' " ""' """ ' I I '. J M