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YOU KNOW That We Have the World's Cheapest Lands, if Their Potential Values Are Considered ?
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SEVENTY-FIRST YEAR
SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 9. 1D2L
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ANOTHER BIG CATCH IS
MADE BY POLK OFFICERS
STILL NABBED
IN RAID NEAR
BUENA VISTA
Sheriff Orr and two Deputies
Make Early Morning Sur
prise Call and Four Men
Are Held in Jail.
SIXTEEN BARRELS OF
MASH IS CONFISCATED
Cooper, Fox, Mills, Brown
Arrested; Others Escape
By Hiding in Brush
DALLAS, Ore, June S (Spec
' hi. to The Statesman) The big
gest catch of moonshiners made
In Polk county at one time since
prohibition went into effect was
effected about 1 o'clock this
morning, when Sheriff John W.
Orr and Deputies James French
and O. P. Chase captured four
till operators at work 3 miles
oath of Duena Vista near the
Benton county line.
Much Mash on Hand
Toe two stills had evidently
Juit been started as but three
fallona of the finished product
on hand at the time of the
'raid. Sixteen barrels of mash
was also on hand, which roes to
show that the operators were pre
pared for an all night's run.
Tht men caught were Wright
Cooper, Jesse Fox, D. F. Mills and
Forrest Brown. Sheriff Orr said
that at Utl tvn Ar ahaa.
got away, from the officers by
concealing themselves in the
brush about the place. Taken
with them men at the time were
three automobiles. An Overland
touring car, a Ford car and a
Ford truck.
' Lodged. In County Jail
The men 'were taken Into In
dependence this morning and
given a 'bearing before Justice of
the. Peace It. V. Baker where
they pleaded not guilty to the
moonshine charge. Afterwards
' they were brought to this city
together with the stills and were i
lodged in the Polk county jail, i
.Sheriff Orr has had the men!
tinder suspicion for some time
, tines but was not able to catch
- the operators.
(HE TO Pill'
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Salem Chess Player Will
Jry His Luck With Fam-
;.. :)pus Young Champion
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G G. Given, 15G& Noith Com
fcre!l stieet. is amotit one of
lactam players who will endeavor
out-general Samuel Rzeschew
U the 9-year-oU chess wixard.
Is to play simultaneously
8alut expert players tomorrow
tttrnoon in the auditorium of the
Meter 4 Frank store, at Portland.
Other expert players who will
Ww'part in the linemi of the op
eOsitlon are James (l-inlenbein.
Presenting the Reed College
sclub; O. II. Holdinan, A. ".
Johnson, K. K. Short, of the Port
M Chess club; Mrs. HarUtte
Jlcks, C. F. Reed. Dr. Howard
'fncls and Mr. I)e Grafr.
the opinion of K. H. Bryant.
Mereo of the match, the selection
Represents some of the best chess
"lent on the Pacific coast.
Circus Train Ditched;
One Dead, Two Injured
ALLIANCE. Neb., June x. One
was killed, two others were
"nWed and three case cars con
taining wild animals of a circus
n route to Hot . Sprints were
"fown into a ditch when a Chi
r Northwestern railroad
KtL Was wr('clcd ni'ar Hot
6w, S. I)., according to in for-
tlon here.
ne accident wan the result of
undermining of a trestle by
flood waters.
WKATIIKIl
Thursday far! moderate wea
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SOLDIERS' AID BILL GIVEN
MAJORITY OF 1575 IN MARION
COUNTY, TOTAL VOTE SHOWS
Longer Session of Legislature Opposed by Electorate Here by
Margin of 4956 Votes Emergency Clause Veto and
Marriage Measures Have Small Loads in Final Count
Complete unofficial return !
Irom all of the 71 Marion county
precincts show that majority volt s
Were Riven in Marion county for
jibe soldiers' aid. the emergency
flause veto and the hygienic mar
fiage bill. This county went
gainst' the KO-rfay session and the
Women jurors bills. The lotals
fire:
Sixty-day session for. 1; .'!':
Kainst, C.'.ss; majority against.
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Maim 12 t.M ir, 17
Salem 1:1 1,1 hi i
Saletn 11 . :!u yt 47
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Shaw . I. 1, 1 m,
Sidney 2 i.j ;:.
Wlrer Kalla :t III - I
North Silverton r.n 1 -.7 l j
Month MiTprlon II h m ,,
Kant SilviTtnn :, 1 ) ; .;
Wail Hilverton .". I i : I 1.''
Stavfnn 11 -1, 1 -, 1 '1
Kat StayloB :;o 7 1 :.n
W'rut St a) Ion . ? .'.ii j
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Vh lor Point 7 .'.I m j :
Waionrla :i 11 I
Vpodraril .1 M 7 I
Kat Womibara ."; 1 '. 1 1 ;i 71.
Wnl Wood burn :.j i;i:, 111 1
Total l'..;u i."ii ."iii".9 ;:il
Women Jurors Have Lead With Two
Counties Remaining to Report In
PORTLAND, Ore., June 8. Practically complete
unofficial returns received here tonight from all except
two of Oregon's 36 counties give the following results
of yesterday's special election on measures referred to
the people by the legislature:
Legislative regulation: yes .'U,.V17: no rI),524.
Soldiers' bonus amendment: yes 75,504; no 30,332.
Emergency "clause veto: yes 43,50;); no 30,301.
Hygienic marriage law: yes 47,487: no 55,033.
Women jurors: yes 40,810; no 40,482.
SALEM KING'S CiPM BE6K TO
HE N SPINACH IS HI
IeiiydratinK operations will be
gin at the Halem-King's Products
company plant this morning, when
the Heaxnn'H run of spinach is to'
start. It is understood that the
company will us from 250 to 3n
tons of the green btuffj which is
mostly or altogether under con
tract early in the season.
Spinach is one crop that finds a
ready market all over the world
The Salem spinach is one of the
most wonderful commercial prod
ucts of the times: in its storabil
it. Its portability. it capability
of being restored to the original
garden freshness. The company is
to have a good run on this excel
lent product.
Some IW'rrlen Ke-elvel
The Salem-King's company Is
also Mrereivirfg a few contract
strawberries, left over from con
tracts in other years when they
thought they could handle them
in that si riohvrl m I inn tirnrms.
The berries will not be bo treated, '
Soldiers' aid For. r.o..f;
acainst . a I s 1 ;
Knu-rteiicy
4os::; against.
ma lority for, 1 .". 7 .".
clause veto For,
37S7 ; majority fur.
Hygienic marriat;
lsf: acainst. 4.:s;t
bill For.
majoi t i
for. IL'.
Women jurors hill For. ?,'1'Z
against. .'.!Hi:t; majority against
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it is understood, and the contract
price is well above what the ber
ries are eilinsr for in the present
j market. 1ut the company is dand-
ing by its agreements with the
; growers.
IkVlH ley Kef urns
! W. I.. Mentley of Woodblim.
one of tlie large growers, and
prominent in the local berry
'f rowers" association. returned
1 Wednesday from Puvallup. Wash .
where he had been on fnit busi
ness. He reports the Puvallup
limit about two week1-' later than
jthat of this section, the gooseber
ries up there not yet geing ready
to pick, and the strawberries just
beginning to ripen: The company
has some berrv contracts around
'Woodbnrn. which they are lul
fillinc. but their canneries are not
1 yet in operation.
Price Painfully 1ow
Some strawberries were delir-
(Contlntied on page 4)
KING IS SICK
BUT HE CULLS
TO CHL11S
Cohorts of Bing Will Invade
Portland in Numbers and
Cavort About fnr Benefit
Of Salem.
PUNISHMENT CERTAIN
FOR UNFAITHFUL ONES
Headsman Ordered to Hag
gle Off Necks of Any I
Left Behind Tnday j
"'The Kinp i.-. dead; long live
the Km;,'!"
Kinc HiiiK Knowland isn't
really dead, liut he's ill. and shut
up in tin- house which is like a
dtiiiseou tiiese days when he
wants the Cherrians to put on
their hravest front and conquer
the world for Salem.
Hut he says this ahoiit the trip
to 1'ortland today:
"I'll pay the ixecul iotier lm )
di'tcs to liaKle off the neck III
any ( lii ri iaii w ho d sn't so and
hollnr for S.ilem hi t h' Hose fair
parade today. The Kiiis honor
is at stake, and h's city's, in thiB
appearance before the 3O0.H00
people who ought tf) know that
Salem is on the map. Kellers,
you've simply tot to t'o! Iion't
wait for the hanpman or the
headsman with his axe, or the
poisoner with his deadly pellets,
that I'm jroinp to send out to get
evry ' deserter but pack up and
go and fet 'em ! "
May o at Ilandom.
The t'hernan will go at ran
dom today to attend the flower
show and parade. They are to
te the dinner Ruests 0f (he Hosar
ians exactly at noon, for a bit;
banijuet, and every ("herrian and
Cherrian bandsman is urged to
brinir wife fir sweetheart they,
too. a 're included in the dinner in
vitation. This event is to be
rtated at the Chamber of Com
Mire. corner Fifth and Oak, at
1 J o'clor k .
Those who do not get there in
time for the banuuet are to mct
iit the same place not later than
1 :::. tn tie assigned their pla!
in the parade. The Cherrians will
not leave Salem in a body, but
will find their own conveyances,
;-nd their own time, in aini.'; it
is u reed, however, that they be
there. .lohnn v-at-the-rat-hole when
the dinner bell rincs.
1 1 ii Hand ferine
With the band of 1' 1 pieces, and
iibout fiti recular Cherrians be
sides, there will be a total repre
sentation of about 7n in the linn
'or march. It is understood that
! pome members have felt offended
; b certain neglects- or slights per
; haps HH-A iitincly tiven hv the
, Uosarians. ajjd some have declar
ed that after attending the lair
I for nine years in siiccessimi.
.they're ofr it for the ist ot their
i lives. Thr better counsellors
however, have insisted that it's a
matter of advertising Salem and
:that it is jjood local patriotism to
j seize lite opportunity to spread
'the n.nie of Salem before the
, multifile I t in ins. i nd vim will
IVirw the p. ii. iii... An except jonallv
j larse turnoiit larnestly desired
by t ii officer.-.
.' Itewl Thin Attain,
j liamb r of '"mil nier e. I'ort
I land, coi'in r of Kifth and f,ik. I.'
. n'eloek, with ladies, for dinner.'
i f'.M.i Je furili .il 1 : : : i ; a:-emlil-
same plan- minti.s the dinner tali!-'
and the women. who do no;
marrh.
' I-ef: (;'
GIVES THE NEWS
Daring the last 20
days the Statesman has
carried in its news col
umns 170 more local
news stories, of salfi
dent importance to be
used under headlines,
than any other news
paper in Salem. This
is an average of about
nine more stories a day
than any contemporary
carries, a remarkable
showing of superiority.
OREGONIAN TO
E POST ON
Former Senator Chamber
lain is Among Seven Men
Nominated by President
For Shipping Body
BENSON REAPPOINTED,
BUT FOR YEAR ONLY
Lasker Made Chairman
After Fruitless Search For
Man of Experience
W..SIII.(;to.. June s. .Nom
inations for the sex en vacant
places on the shipping board fin
ully weie sent to the senate today
by President Harding.
railing in a three months'
search tor a man of practical ship
ping experience to head the board
the president gave the chairman
ship to A. !. Lasker, a Chicago
advertising man, who accepted
with a pledge to place the board
on a .sound business basi and to
:eek advice of shipping men gen
erally. lUiison Junior Member.
Three other Republicans. E. C
Plummer of Maine; T. V. O'Con
nor of New York and Meyer Liss
tier of Califor nia, and three Dem
ocrats, former Senator G. K
Chamberlain of Oregon; F. I
Thompson of Alabama, and Rear
Admiral W. S. llenson. I'. S. N
retired, were nominated for the
other places.
Admiral Renson, now serving
as board chairman under an ap
pointment of President Wilson,
becomes junior member, having
been named for only one year,
while the terms of the others i
range up to six.
Policy to Ix Announced. ,
Inauguration of a shipping pol
icy is expected to follow senate
confirmation of the new board
whose members will confer with
President Harding before they be
gin work. Sale of the war-time
merchant fleet, determination of
new relations with foreign ship
ping lines and" final adjustment of
the marine strike are some prob
lems awaiting solution.
Pcty Smaller Than Last
Year Said to Be Inst
cicnt Nine Out
HAV
MARINE BOARD
WW QUIT
STflTE HIGHWAY vw n STANFIELD HELP DOWN
m- commitlee j.rovi ..mis for ' ' ' u ' .
Two I lemor r;i I s. Senators
ASHLAND. Or. June s . I ;.- a m in i m "n at m oi 1 . m . men. f Kb.rida. and Meyers.
cam-e of alicged in.-u 1 f iejeni pay. the senate today ji.i- 'd lii army M,,,t;i tin . r,fed witli 'Mi Hepubll
ine truck owners working lor anK..,ririlI), lation bill e;ii,in;: J .", :: 1 .- ' cans t.i support the military af-
: .. I . . .. .1 . . ..I,., I I.
llllltteii.iei.i ion,,....... .... ...
Male limnwav near nere. miwu
toda lor ray e,,,1;il to that of la-t f"r ;'" iir," "! "", !' s ",:!" 1
year. The jnen claimed that they omi men Tin. I'oii .-. had pre i-
were ieieiiti . ; '. cents per yard ou-! (invidi"I lor 1 ecu.
ior tht'l'ist mil" and 1" ci t Advocate:, of i..!.o.. all-r
a mile tor the remainder, as joiinni; a hoi attack on the mm
M'ain..t !.", and 1 .. t ent ra'es of m.t'ee provi.- on f r I"."1"'
lasl )i',ir. Mt'ed dov. n :.'. to ihe commit-
Tr'l'k OWII'I- as'l't they ;if tee aiei-'lldluelir. P.y a like nil
unable In ..uii more than $-'' p".' i'-:-ii tie- enate . 1 1 : i y had
oa.N. colnpaied Will) $1". and J.'.U a'.epl.d the IToioim ;iuie. so
I or l.ivt jear. twm:: lo the that today's, vote - o; I.' i ! a ;e
pei!M of liuck upkeep they claim n-rsal.
that no pro'it is made under th" Th" aimy liiuU'-t nm- roe. to
pr'.-.-'-nl scale. .n I e r.nce. The h..u -e hi 1 car-
Babe Ruth Does Day in Jail for
Speeding, Then Makes Ball Park
in Time for Three Good Innings
Ni:Y VH:K. hi to s It tak'-s
m ore 1 1 . 1 1 a ia 1 1 . ' it I ' in . to k ;
Pal"- Ii Hi: 1 I f i ill piallig l'.l ' !
I '.a t'e "ii1 ii . i hour- a ' 'I:
n " a I da - -n t he t ra I ' 'ic con i '
"pen "today mad' a wild trip to
Ihe Polo r iiind;; and pl'iycd Ihr-
innings of a w nnin;: game again-!
Cleveland
A Iter pay itu I: i-i $ I f.o M- !
Htu a bo"' a w ' a Co. he b.-gai
si rvinp , .'o- ii , t n . on t ' n ni' n '
because tlii - w.i- hi- ond ot
f( n se I f the ni"' t "' a to w
paperman's lai which oov.'l
him to the park uld h- -h ,'fn'l
i d upon Hi'.e ai;ani td.it- ! t'"
:, d la v. Ii'-toi e lo I- i I b i n " t
I n minute.. He , m i. u t!e- nine
miles I.. tlr- fn ld :tl about I ''
minute-;
As 4 o'clock, the time for his.
release apnioached the wun11 tor
pedo roads'er that twice led to
his arrert. awa t--d him. He sped
away from a cheering crowd with
F. W. GALBRAITH DIES
AirrninRH f cm iwpr rank
ON ROAD NEAR INDIANAPOLIS
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MAY BE POSTED IN CANADA
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w. .
M V ' l V 4 ; -, 'V cause of
h ft'?? fv?V i T?''$ ranks.
(Jen. Lord Hyng of Vimy. better known as Sir Julian
Byng, who commanded the British Third Army in Flanders.
Despatches from Canada say he is to succeed the Duke of
Devonshire at Uideau Hall. I
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MEASURE FDIIMHf OF 170,000 IB
WASHINGTON'. June N. -lie-
, ;in( n;,kj,,. ,,, oViSIOII.i
eiin. ;,nd oiakini: pi ovision.i
a poininian in the '"iiii it '.oard
I.. '-It 1 1 Ih. vi '. a ed ! .: f ,
Met!' ' hail s at' d I.. . -.!. I I.,
. ec that le W cii'd r.ot I
' Jell' bet) ' af. I"
il.- .,rriv '! i. ' i to wm :
bat th' i h ;t n 'I h-
croud, i ii the "tan-! d d not n -
o.:n : hi -i ;.t 1 r ' -i '1 ti'-r,. w i . a
pall
t In , ,
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t hen C ,v. ( ro e to
el ,.' . he i
t. - 'A (':t tm . iv- I :.
. - .. ,,, i he t i for
II" III- II'" '! ' ' I IT 1 1 I o j; I,) i,..ll
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t r
1 ii-.i'i a ho so I . d a ;t
'Ii t ii t no j.i n with I il '
' h : m tiioii l ' Ii' t r aid
h'tt't!
U'l'ti ki pt f. I, in P' h Id a
v ' '" -iit I a ce "a m i i e , i u " ,, nd i
' ii -ed . v . -I t i oi a i ) a ii'o' ;; i ni'
l':i ' uct i a 1. 1 ht spe d '.in:
; i; . i ! 1 1 in tlr; town." t'i;-t--r sa.d
It nt Ii r inai k' d. "but w hen g' t
out I'm sure roing to hustle on
to that game. Ker-pinc a mm
here this way all day ju t makes
a speeder of him."
iuu uvLiU vr
-v -4 1fer 1 Jr.
' 4
,4
rod appiopriat ions totaling about
emu rn m ee. inirieen;. ue-
pllblli i:ll:- Mlleil Willi .. DCIIIO-na!-
a'-'aili't the IT'l.tlOU figure.
The, i in' luiied l'.oi;ili. Idaho;
Cooilin::. Idabr; .lone.:. Washing
ton; Kenvon. Iia; Mc.Nary. '''Ore
gon : St a ii field , OrcLon. and jiS'or-ri-.
N"l:r:tsl.a.
Com in ittee amendments other
than l"r the pay ol en I isted ; jueli
u -re iirci'itli d and l lie senate
lidded an. a " p ri pr ia t ion ' of $3,''i.
"'i :o je e;..it . plans ior rlevtjl'ip
!i:i II" o! the t'l' iit fall' of M!'-.,0-lu'iiai-
a soui'ee of h d ro-lec-!
I ic (tower for the city of Wfish-
L"'.i"''!i'j P.!'i:,oii -H'jvefjn
Between Lifn anH Death
At Local Hospital -:
W . a ' t, n - on the t a i lfOad
' i a - a ' a "i l a m:'e -i nd a half,
north of Gcrvalo yesterday m:o
mL'. Iviteiie Peterson, a stranger
was : truck bv the 0'-rland,
.-"out li'-rn l'aii:c train from Cali
toruia. r.'o iMtnr fatal in juries.
!( v. a In ii'K ht lo tins lily ijnd
i 1 1 ' v ' I I ! t ;; b"H i i ii li.-aiid diiath
at U"- Sab Til leacoiies,, ho.spif.al. ,
Ari'iinliML' to his pa I . he pnd
Pi terson h id been riding the hjind
baggage, nnd on reaching Wood
burn about 3 o'clock a. m., were
(Continued on page 4) '
1 BIT BY
OVERLAND
WHEN
i uii iaiui
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind June
9. F. W. Galbraith, Jrn na
tional commander of the
American legion, was killed
instantly, and Henry Ryan of
Indianapolis, national director
of Americanization of the le
gion, and Milton Foreman, of
Chicago, national committee
man of the legion from Illi
nois, were injured, when an
automobile in which they were
riding went over a 20-foot em
bankment here early this
morning. Ryan and Foreman
were not seriously hurt. , .
Colonel F. W. GalbraithV
Jr., was elected national com
mander of the American Le
gion on September 29, last.. .
Commander Galbaith was
the second chief officer of the
veterans' organization, having
been elected to the office at
the Cleveland convention last
fall to succeed Franklin D
Olier, of Philadelphia, first
president.
Galbraith served in France
during the world war and has
been constant champion of the
the ex-service man'
return from the
The accident occurred about
1:30 o'clock this .morning
when the men were returning '
4a ThjIIanARaIIh MM 4 I. A
. . i i if iiiuiaiiaivits iiihu iuc
' Atnvmrv rlnh n ahort Hlsfanrfi
from the city. Mr. Galbraith's
skull was fractured and.ie
died before reaching a hos
pital. The other two men,
were able to leave the hos
pital after having: their in
juries dressed.
Mr. Ryan, who was driving
the car said he went over the
embankment when he lost
control of the car while mak
ing a sharp turn. AD three
were thrown dear of the car
he said, himself and Mr. Fore
man alighting. on soft earth,
while (iaJbraith apparently wm
thrown hel forrmont among a
pile cf stones.
Commander Galbraith waa an
intimate friend of Col. George
White, adjutant general of the
Oregon National Guard. H serv
ed as colonel of a regiment In
(Continued on page 4)
j COAST BASEBALL'
SEATTLE 12. POBTLAKD 6
I'UKTI.AMi, Ore., June H. Haattl
f!ff.'ti-d Portland again today in a frn
ti it t n r rontptit by lh rore of 12 to 5.
lii Kaini-ra wnt to bat in tha thif-4
tniiinic off Johnnon. and ai-orf-d aix. maio
on five hila and two error. fie of tha
nin lirinfc niado ltfor a mail waa r-tir-il.
Kour homi mna. oti" lrile and
Mint- HonM-a wprt- part of thr day's
h.'Hiv lottilii l.v l.oth tetttiia.
r if. e
Sratll.- 12 -m r
i'urtlHiiil 5 lit 4
lUtti-rii- (iardnrr. I n iley and Toltin;
JoIijikoii, llarkntaa. Sid Ftoaa and Baker
rRISCO 8. ANOEL8 f
" m,N( IW ti. .luno . . Ran
I-rah-k.'-q I., .it l.o Annfli-ii H to I todajr
m .iTiconjr lyniiK for four hita in
it.!. .! thri- i ii murk. Ihf third, fonrth
an. I taili All of Ilia .Soala' mna wt
ia el- in t Iiom' franira. I'tiniovich. who
i ..pla.-i-il l.ioin in lh fifth, abutting ff
thi- tlfhii:.- of ti il 9. and preventing i'ny'
iiw.r.- .Imimjr.' lo th- Angela. 4l'Connpt
t..k.-n m k m tha fifth inning and
'"" r't'lu.-ial hy Agnew. Ilaldwin's
liomiT iii the third gave I .tin Angeles Ha
..nl i u n
K HVK
' .'m A ni-eli 7 'i
.-.iri Kranria' o Hill'
tl;i!terifs l.ynnk. fhiinovirh and
KaMwui. I ui'i : i,i-a m ami Yelle.
8ALT LAKE 3. 8ACEAMEKTO 1
S.M HAMKM'O. rat. .Iun Salt
l ake, won IimIim. xntie from Narra
me n to to'luy. .'I to 1 ttromley waa ef-f-UiM-
mill l.pt tin' lo.-al piayera. off
i- l.asi-h. Prough pitched airtight hall
a't'r the fir-t iniiiiig. when two runa
r- . .or-l off him He wit replaced
to .i .hi. h hito r in tin- eighth.
K II. K
s.-.it r.nk. 391
S.i' ratn. Mo 5 0
!Oit.-ne - Bromley and Jenkins;
crouch. Knn and Cook.
OAKLAND 8. VERNON 4
I OS A N(; KI.KM. fal. .lime H Oak
Ihu.I lot Shell.nl, a.k all orr the lot
in th- first two thirds of the firat in
innE. mnkinr five rna on an marry hita
and took today a game with Vernon 8
to 4 Tie- Tiger .taged a threemn
rally in the ninth, tint their firat burst of
fcpeed rnine too late.
B
3
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Oak land , 8 11
'ernon 4 11
Hattern-t. Alten and Koehler,
lent. a.k. I.ove and Hiftiftah.
STANDING Or THE CLUBS
W. !..
Sen t ram-iaro 43 Jl
Ha'-raniitito 39 25
Seattle 3 59
Vernon 84 30
Oakland 30 80
.o Angeles i 29 82
Salt Lake ' 11
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