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ere, There and Every wlhere SQUIRE EDGEGATE Shy Ann Appears On the Witness Stand ( SfC MRS EFIOH ZTtfST TELL THE ENTLEMN ot I THE 7UV Vernon Tigers Overcome Beavers and Win Tues day by Score of 9 to 7 American League Leaders Demonstrate Superiority Over Mackmen POU LEAD BROWNS DIP y BT LOUIS RICHARD i - i : " I : ' r i . ; i... . i l PHILLIES 1 I -tkx you TtE I sou,!.- I vtJLLL r$ouu I Sm 4 Bit TMS & AtV IRST TttAE 14 L03 ANGELES, June '20. Vernon won a tempestuous game from Portland here today 9 to 7. The Tigers after trailing the Bearers for three innings, took a two-run lead in the fourth inning, when a rally netted four runs. They clinched, the game in the eighth when on three singles and an error they scored two more. Score: - '. R. II. E. Portland ............. 1 7 3 Vernon 9 13 3 Ross, freeman and Kllhulen, Mays, Doyle and Hannah. Salt lke 6, Angela 5 -SALT LAKKE. CITY, June 20. Salt Lake won the first game of the series from Los Angeles to day 6 to 5. The Bees made three home runs, representing half of their total, the home run hitters being Slglin twice ; and Lewis. Grtggs' home run for Los Angeles. Errors by Strand on the same play In the eighth permitted the An te's to score two of their runs. Score: ' It. II. E. Los Ange!es'v 5 13 0 'Salt Lake ......... .... 6 10 13 . Ponder, Thomas and , Daly; Kallio, Thurston- and Dyler. ' ' Frisco 7, Sacranwnto 1 SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 20 ''Pinches'! Kunz was accorded poor support while Jim Scott, who opposed him Jrom the pill, was ably baeked by his San Fran cisco team mates. The Seals won the opener, after the Solons bad finished booting the ball around; eeore 7 to 1. : Kelly homed over the left field fence In the fifth. Score: - It. II. E. San Francisco . i ..... i 7 9 2 Sacramento . r . . . .'. 1 ". 8 7 r Scott and - Agnew; Kuna and Stanage. -; r Ii; " Oakland 4, Seattle 1 OAKLAND, Cal., June 20.' Brenton pitched excellent ball to day and gave Oakland a 4 to .1 victory over Seattle. But one man reached third for the Indians, Cueto.-who got 'to seceafr hr the ninth on Marriott's two base er ror and scored on Adams' hit. The Oaks won the game In the second frame with two runs resulting from '. Gainer's'. single, Marriott's triple and Brubaker's double.: V v Score; y H.tE. Seattle ........ ,.i , 8 1 Oakland . . . .... ... ...4 10 t Gregg and J. Adams; Brenton and Mltze. Stanford Ball Team to Tour Hawaiian Islands OTANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal. June 20. Baseball teams made ' up of I players of five - different nationalities will be met by the Stanford ' varsity nine when it tours the' Hawaiian islands this summer. ' - T ' : On the Cardinal schedule are the Asaka all-Japanese team; the all-Chinese Athletic club; the Braves Athletic club, made up of Portuguese; 1 the Wanderers club of, whites, and the Waiklki club, on - which are players of the Ha waiian" and white races. The Stanford team of 13 play ers and Coach Kallam leaves to-' morrow and will be gone six weeks.' v r '. - ; " v j. ,. v a .'inn ST. LOUIS. June 20. (Ameri can) The Browns romped over Philadelphia today, compelling Connie Mack to use without avail, four pitchers and three pinch bit ters. Kenneth Williams slammed out his 18th homer of the season in the fifth, putting the ball over the right field stand and bringing in Sisler who had tripled ahead of iiira. Eckert was in the box at the time. Score: R. H. E. Philadelphia 3 8 1 3t. Louis 7 11 1 Harris. Eqkert, Naylor, Yarri jon and Perkins; Van Gilder and Severeid. - New York 6, Cleveland 3 CLEVELAND, June 20. (Am erican) After losing eight games in a row, New York finally broke ts disastrous streak today, wln-t nlng from Cleveland. The game waa full of wrangling over de cisions of Umpires Dinnen and N'allin. Police escorted them from the field after the game. Score: R. H. E. New York . 6 11 0 Cleveland 513 4 Bush, Jones and Hoffman; Uhle. Morton, Bagby and O'Neill, L. Sewell. Detroit O, Boot on 8 DETROIT, June 20. (Ameri can) Detroit ran its string of victories to eight today by defeat ing Boston. Both clubs hit freely. Burns smashed two home runs, both of which cleared -the fence, Cutshaw also hit a homer. Score: ' It. II. E. Boston ...... . . 8 12 1 Detroit . . . . i . 9 12 .3 - Ferguson, Riesel, Karr and Ruel; Dauss and Bassler. ' WaKhington 9, Chicago O CHICAGO, June 20. (Ameri can ( Urban Faber weakened In the 13th inning today and Sam Rice started a rally by stretching a single Into a double, which en abled .Washington to score three runs and defeat Chicago. Score: R. H. E. Washington 9 18 4 Chicago 6 15 2 Erickson, Zachary and Gharrity, Leverette, Hodge, Faber and Schalk. Boston Held Down and Cincinnati Wins Game BOSTON, June 20. (National) Couch, of Cincinnati held Bos ton to two hits today, Cincinnati winning. Not until the eighth did; a' Boston man reach first. Score: J .'" R. H. E. Cincinnati 2 7 0 Boston 0 2 1 "Couch and Hargrave, .Fllllngim Aeschger and Cowdy. i'. . PHILADELPHIA. June 20. (National) Chicago - Philadel phia postponed, rain. NEW YORK, June 20. (Nai tlonal) --St: ' Louis-New., York postponed, wet grounds. i - ' ' ; BROOKLYN, June ?0. (Na tional) . Pittsburgh - Brooklyn postponed, wet grounds. Read the Classified Ads. Going to the Rose Festival? YES! Man's 416 j! E - i ' i ii - i i f t I III- A Inter-Bat 1 Cartoon Co., X. Y, cum LULL IS lie. Former Star Athlete Takes Place Vacated by Jim mie Richardson CORVALLIS. Ore.; June 20, Carl Lodell, former Oregon Agri cultural college star athlete, has been named general manager of student athletics here to succeed Jimmy Richardson who left the college to go to the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast Casket ball lea gue as business manager. Lodell played on the famous Mare Island Marine football eleven during the war. Hagen and Kirkwood Lead in Sandwich Golf Tourney SANDWICH, England. June 20. (By The Associated Press) When all.the cards were turned in today at the conclusion of the second qualifying round in the British open golf championship, Walter Hagen, United States and Joe Kirkwood, the Australian chain pino, led the field with aggregate scores of 147 for the two days of play. Jock Hutchinson, the holder of the British title was In third place with 149, while Jim Barnes, the American open . champion, was 16th, with 154. The other two Americans in the tournament, C. Mayo and Edward VanVleck, fail ed to qualify. Mayo's card read 165. Van Vleck tore up his score and quit the contest. University of Chicago Golf Team is Winner CHICAGO. June 20. The Uni versify of Chicago golf team won the first offic'al golf champion ship of the western conference at the Midlothian Country club to day with a low combined medal score of 639. Michigan was second with r combined medal score of 639. Michigan was second with a combined medal score of 665; Wisconsin third, with 668 and Illinois fourth with 672. WESTERN LEAGUE At Oklahoma City 5; Des Moines 0. At St Joseph 3; Omaha 2. At Tulsa 4; Sioux C ty 5. NO! or ANYWAY Cpme to the For Your MANAGER Shop : DRESS UP TOGS Clothes for Particular People At the Right Prices SEE OUR WINDOWS ...t.',.. . -I ...... THE MAN'S SHOP State Stn Salem Wm. A. Zoscl Ellis E. Coolev LEAGUE STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Vernon 4 4 28 .611 ?an Fiancisco .... 46 31 -.537 Los Angeles 42 36 .538 Portland 36 37 .493 Salt Lake 35 36 .493 Oakland 34 44 .436 Seattle 33 43 .434 Sacramento 31 46 .403 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. .638 .559 .537 .492 .473 .464 .436 .365 New York 37 St. Louis -33 Pittsburg 29 21 26 25 31 Cincinnati 30 Brooklyn 26 29 30 31 Chicago 26 Boston 24 Philadelphia 19 33 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. .613 .571 .541 .492 .484 .475 .407 .397 St. Louis 38 24 New York 36 27 Detroit 33 28 Cleveland 30 31 Washington 30 32 Chicago 29 32 Philadelphia ..... 22 32 Boston 23 35 British Isles Team Wins Its Way to Second Round ROEHAMPTON, June 20. (By the Associated Press) -The Brit'sh Isles Davis cup team to day won its way into the second round by defeating the Italian team in doubles. 6-1, 6-4, 6-0. To day's win gave them three match e3 lead over the vis'tors. The British pair was Major Algernon. R. F. Kingscote and Frank Rose ly and the Italians, Cesaere Col ombo and Count Dl Robecco. Mrs. Mallory Victor - Over Mrs. Clayton ROHAMPTON. England, June 20. In tournament play here this afternoon. Mrs. Molla Bjur stedt Mallory defeated Mrs. R. C Clayton "6-4, 6-1. In the doubles Mrs Mallory and Miss Edith Sig--ournpy won from Miss Hardy and Miss Uextall 6-1, 6-2. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION At Indianapolis 4; St. Paul 6. At Columbus 1; Milwaukee 7. At Toledo 3; Kansas City 1. BONUS FIGHT BEING LED BY WALSH (Continued from page 1.) consent to any such agreement. Reward Should be in Honor Launching into an attack on the bonus bill. Senator Williams Democrat, Mississippi, declared this was a measure to commercial ize patriotism. He asserted that vhat the American soldiers did In he war could be rewarded only in honor. "Thg man not worthy of being rewarded in honor." he said, "is unworthy of being rewarded at ." Senator Williams charged that if the bonus could be put over for ix months it would have 20 per ?ent less votes In the senate be cause the election would be over Holding that passage of the onua would require only a short time. Senator Pittmann. Demo crat,-Nevada, asked unanimous consent that there "be a final vote m the measure before 6 o'clock this evening but Senator Wads worth, Republican, New York, ob- lected. After ome further dis- :ussion the Watson motion was idopted. San Francisco Club is Rebuilding Year Ahead SAN FRANCISCO. June 20. Already the San Francisco club of the Paclf'c Coast Baseball league is rebuilding- its machine for next year when two-of It stars. Jimmy O'Connell and Wil lie Kamm. go up to the majois for a tale price of $175,000 and playern. According to present plans of Manager Jack Miller. Hal Rhyae who plays shortstop for the Seals will he at third next year in the place of Kamm. Ralph Miller, RENCH FEATHERWEIGHT r ii mm m u n j --t--x t 1 v - -. a IMP" C v7 : mwM m.: 'A k yj M ' i WIWV '! y.r 5 l i tis ' " Tt. 2 bill si mm I::.'- , r -'s ' I -s z. 1 - I - I i V " " i i f s ' 1 H I I . v y A ' if - - i Eugene Crlqul. t - French featherweight champion, will visit the United States shortly for a campaign among' boxers of his cla. wltn the object ot fighting Johnny Kilbane tor the world 3-iampionship. late of the Phillies, will he at short and Gene Valla, promising re ruit, will take O'Connell's jor In the outfield. A Seal scout. Nick Williams, who iecently toured the middle west looking for material, reports that he has been unable to find any ene who can come near le p'.acing Kamm or O'Connell. "We are on the lookout for anyone who will strengthen the Seals next year," Charles Graham, vire president of the club declar ed recently. "We want a largo number of candidates for all the positions." Champ Signed to Defend Title Against Willard s .- MICH1AN CITY. Ind.. June 20 After insiecting the new con crete arena where Jack Dempsey will box either Hrennan or Wil lard. Jack Kcarns. Dempcey's manager, today signed with Pro moter Floyd Fitzsimmons for ei ther opponent and left for New York, Fitzsimmons 13 now in touch with Willard. Historic Hearst Hall Destroyed by Flames BERKELEY, Cal.. June 20. Hearst Hall, a gift of tno late Mrs. Phoebe Hearst to the Uni versity of California, was In flames early tonight with appar ently little chance of saving an; part of the structure. The build ing was used as a girls' gym nasium. The ball is one of the oldest buildings on the campus. It adjoined an infirmary which, it is believed, will be saved. Large Estate is Left by John Caplingcr .The estate of John Caplinger was admitted to probate yester day and Susan O. Caplinger. his widow, and John Irvine . Caplin-. aII', ii.lL CHAMPION COMING HERE Minn Ker, his son. were appointed joint administrators of the estate. Mr. Ca pi in per left real proper- The World's Largest Collection of the Songs of the People Thousand Old and New Favorites. Edited by Albert E. Wier The purpose of this book has been to assemble within its covers practically, every song, old and new, which by reason of its merit deserves a place in theliearts of music lovers. The more than one thousand songs which it contains have been se- ' lected with the greatest possible amount of careful discrimination and it' is the sin cere hope of the publishers that it will fill a niche all of its own in the domain of musical collections for the home. Our Great Coupon Offer Makes it Publisher's Price $3.00 ty in Marion and Umatilla conn ties valued at $891,500. and per sonal property In' Marlon county estimated at $33,500. U L.. Mann. At. L. Watts and A. O. Schubert were named apprais ers of the property In Umatilla county, while E. E. Matten. 4. V. Bellamy and W. J. Culver were appointed for Mar. op. Re-Hearing Requested in Pickford Divorce Case CARSON CITY. Nev., June 20. Attorney General Fowler of Ne vrda today filed a petition in the state supreme court asking that tribunal for a rs-hearlng of lt3 rwent decision upholdrng lh di vorce of Mary Pickford and Ow en Moore, motion picture stars. The petition, the attorney gen eral said, replied to the decision that a section of the Nevada stat utes directing the attorney gen eral to protect the interests of the state was inapplicable to the pres ent case. Testimony in Small Case Will Be Given Jurors WAUKEGAN, 111.. Juno 20. All testimony produced by the prosecution in the trial of Gover nor Len umaii, with the excep tion of that concerning the pur chase by the governor's secretary of state, Louis Emmerson, and the' late Senator Edward C. Cur tis of an interest in the Ridgely National and Ridgely Farmers' banks of Springfield will go to the jury. Judge Clare C. Edwards ruled today. Whether 250 of the 8000 state exhibits to which the defense ob jected will be admitted will not be decided until tomorrow. Reformer Has Many Wives, to Face Charge of Bigamy LOS ANGELES, Cat., June 20. The Rev. Donald D. Stewart, well known throughout Califor nia as a temperance worker and credited with having claused the elimination of segregated districts from a number ot towns of the state, author of the song- "We'll Make California Dry." was ar rested near Sierra Madre, 20 miles northeast of Los Angeles, tonight on charges that he had committed bigamy In several states and had swindled his wives out of thousands of dollars. The Book of Thousand Songs Yours (or only 79r and three coupons BABE RUTH BAD hi. cms imps Ordered Out of Game for Using Vile Words; Swats man Wants "to Fight . ..-. t-. CLEVELAND. O.. June 20. r Angered because ot his suspension by President B. B Johnson of the American league. "Babe" Roth, baseball's most famous batsman, . threatened Umpire Bill Dlnecn and prompt interference by mem bers of the ' Cleveland': Indians averted a clash between the two! prior to today's . game between New York and Cleveland. V Ruth's suspension followed hit expulsion from yesterday's game by Umpire Dlueen because of abusive language used toward the ' arbiter. The champion batsman was informed of President .John son's ruling today. , . ( After" participating. In practice with, bis team, Ruth encountered Dineen at the Cleveland dugout while on his way to the clubhouse. "If you ever p"ut me out of a game again I'll fix you so you will never umpire again., even if, they put me out of baseball for life," , Ruth . Is alleged ,to have said, y An-argument vthen' 'ensued in which Ruth told DJneen, ."you'rs yellow." . "No one ever accused me of bo Ing yellow," Dineen retorted. Further words passed betweei ' the two during which Ruth Is aV leged to have called Dineen a 111 name and to have Invited the lat ter to accompany him beneath the grandstand at the same time doub ling up his 'fists, and walked to ward the umpire. Dineen thereupon .'threw down his mask and prepared for action, but before any blows 'were struck Manager Speaker, Steve O'Neill and "Stuffy" Mclnnls intervened and persuaded Ruth to go to the clubhouse. ' KT3 18TII HOME RUX ST. LOUIS. June 20. Kenneth Williams knocked his 18th home run in today's game with Phila delphia, bringing In George Sisler. who had tripled. Eckert was the victim. , V Containing More Than a , Almost a Gift MONEY BACK Take this book home, ex amine it carefully. If you are not satisfied return it within forty-eight hours and this paper will refund your money, v Clip Coupon Today it v i I 4 ... M t : " t