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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 23, 1924)
THE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY MORNING, raiiUUAiix &, w ..: . 4 ' ' ' -j -..-3 , w I ... ,' ,. 1 I 1 - ' ' 1 1 1 " LOOK AT A ; CERTIFIED CAR FIRST a. WHY not enjoy ownership of ' a car without tlnan ; cial strain? That is ..what we enable you. ':o do. Our used car bargains are extra : ordinary. - Examine them today. "Used But Xot Abused." i Certified Public Motor Car Market 255 N. Church St. Phone 885 ' ; GAME SEASON SET i Q.-,iV--;-U"-z :'':.: l - ASCOTIN, Wash., Feb. 22. The- Ascotln county game commis sion in session here today , estab lished the open season for fishing and hunting s follows: The open season 'for trout will be throughout the year with the exception of the months of April and May. Blue grouse and native pheas ants may be taken from October 1 to October 15, both dates inclu sive, bag limit three .. of either variety or a mixed bag of five birds. , ' j I ,l Hungarian partridges may be taken from September 18 to Octo ber 31, both dates inclusive, the bag limit being eight birds. . . DETECTIVE KILLED GLEN ROSE, Texas. Feb. 22. Six men are directly charged with murder here tonight,' six more are In Jail pending investigation and six -others have. Jus t been released after questioning as the result of the murder of Richard Watson. the young detective through whpra State Ranger' Burton Sought to break up what, the 'authorities here -style the "Mountain Moon-J shine Rendezvous of Texas." TODAY - TOMORROW ONLY 'eCoartsMDbfNMe I w i. " t L. -. J Standish Longfellow's Immortal Poem , V-the Mayflower in peril of the sea jr most sensational storm ever screened ,. f,.. ---darinfir rescue of man overboard "rone of the many thrills In DEAF SCHOOL TOP MMM Local Basketball Five Takes 1 Lead Early in Game Crowd Enthusiastic The deaf school five yesterday won its second game from Mon mouth high school on the latter's floor by a score of 30 to 14. i The .visitors shot to the fore early in the fray and the lead was never threatened. They led Mon mouth by 18 to 9 In the first half. Rickert and Hudson were the high score men for the school team. The game was hotly contested from start to finish. Were it not for Tyler, LaFave and Hummel, who guarded the Monmouth lads very jealously the score would Bhow a difference. The high school team was never able to locate the basket as they were never free from their guards. The first game with Monmouth was played early in January on the floor of the lo cal team, who won by 33 to 21. The lineup: O. S. D. (30) Monmouth (14) Rickert .RP Arnold" Tyler ......... LF Smith Hudson C Price LaFave .RO Comstock Hummel LO ....Egleston Field goals: Rickert 10, Hudson 10, Tyler 4, LaFave 4. Smith 6, Eg lea ton 2, Arnold 2. Free throws Rickert 1. Hudson 1, Egleaton 1, Smith 2, Arnold 1. Referee, R. E. Hargett. v IIR-TI6HT HIIE Independence Defeated Last Night By Scoref6to3 in Rough Game Salem high school cinched the district championship basketball title laBt i night by defeating the Independence contenders by a score of 6 to 3. Only one field goal, a basket by Drager. was made by the iv piayers in me entire period. All other scoring was made by converting free throws after ja foul had been, called - - The locals completed their scor ing at the end, of the first half, when . the board ' showed 6 to 0 in favor of Salem -: high school. The visitors, by fouls on the part of Uhe local players, were enabled it The Picture Every " American Should See! sum s to tally three points in the last half and to hold the red and black to a blank. V' ' '. ' , , One of the biggest turnouts for a basketball game this season wit nessed the contest. Approximate ly 1500 people were present, pack ing the bleachers, galleries and taking advantage of every avail able place to stand. Independence was. represented with a large dele gation which helped to complete the crowd.. Financially, the game was- a' huge success, according to Arthur Hamilton, athletic mana ger, who said last night that more than $300 had been received from paid admissions. The contest was rough and In some respects resembled a football contest. Doth sides played real basketball. Harry White of McMinnville refereed the game. Earlier in the week Salem took the first game with Independence by the score of 12 to 11. Partly to get revenge for this defeat the visitors showed Salem everything they possessed in the line of basketball last night. E WITH IDAHO FIVE UAU uhanees btanding in Conference By Defeating Vandals 20-to 16 CORVALLIS, Or., Feb. 22. Playing flawless basketball Oregon Agricultural college advanced its standing in the conference by de feating the Idaho Vandals today 20 to 16. At the end of the first half the college team had the long end of a 13 to 3 count. Penwell started the counting in the second session after 30 seconds of sizzling play. Ten seconds af ter the next tip-off Gill running up the next unit. With six minutes to go Idaho took a brace and start ed after the Aggies, but their lead was too much, and at the end of the mix the orange team led by four points. Riddings was high point man, scoring nine points. Gill, Penwell and Remer were next with five markers each. Play was roifgh, with fouls called on both sides, the visitors being the most frequent offenders. Sum mary: OAC ( 20 ) Idaho fir.) Gill F Stivers Riddings F Penwell Lyman ' . . . C Nelson Stoddard G. ..... . Telford Steele G ..... .Helman Substitutes: Fltzke (2); Remer, (5). w At any rate nobody accuses Daugherty of vindictiveness. A mm m PLEA 'Vi S r&& WITH TODAY Vl rf' j or A u- f Huntley Lordon 1 xCV. YlrJ Mary Alden MATINEE f ' Jjfy AND J j" " l j y Winnif red Bryson ' EVKXIXfl PRICES Adulta Children Logea . . . VTOMORROVV MATINEE 'Adults Children PUBLIC TRUST AND PARTY TRUST By JOHN T. ADAMS; Chairman of the Republican National Committee k tlons at which parties must ren der an accounting to the people, safeguards our country. The freedom of speech and of the press acts as an additional guarantee that no sinister influ ence can control our government or corrupt our great political parties. Individuals holding office may prove false to their public trust. When they do, they prove equal ly false to their party trust. Their guilt is not partisan or American but personal. There is no more logic or justice in con demning a party because one of its number is found to be dishon est than there is to condemn the banking system because some bank official is dishonest or to denounce religion because some church member is recreant to his faith. Those who seize upon the mis deeds of some public official as an excuse to attack our political party system and to cause dis trust of our political institutions are dolus what they can to de- E Lemon Yellow Quintet Takes Long End of 41 to 15 Score UN 1W H IV jP. Elias Calles and President Ob ELGENE, Or., Feb. 22. The j regon over the latter's alleged ef- Oregon basketball team defeated j fort to secure the selection of his Whitman 41-15 tonight in the sec- relative, Ramon Ross, as his suc- ond same played between the two j -'"ssor- rdlng to a statement , , ,, . by the revolutionary government schools. The absence of ( Bhafer. j received hpre today from head. diminutive guard, slowed the web- j quarters at Frontera. Tabasco. , foot offensive considerably. Ore gon resorted to much long shoot ing, with Latham ringing the bas ket several times from mid floor. Latham was high man with 2 4 counters. Gillenwater was strong on the defensive and kept the Whitman scoring machine from becoming active, only five baskets being registered by the losing FROM THE STORY "VALLEY OF CONTENT" Story of Today and the Wiid Lust for Excitement UH :::::::: ..r SS S The Ameri ' stroy the only form of govern can people, luent which &o fur has withstood are h o n e s t 1 those influences which corrupt They demand'""' eventually destroy govern honest admin-! '" , ,, 1st rat ion of! There are but two alternative Ltheir public1 to our system of representative affair I'nder ! party government. -dictatorship ,.i.r form of ' r one -man government, and tin Ko ve rniUnt : rule of the mA Without any they obtain it. i exception hhUory records that Our system of ! government by dictatorship in party respon- variably leads to corruption A sibility w i t h i power which is unchecked, which the constitu I mves no aceoanting to the gov tional orovi- erned. invariably becomes doin sions for fre- inated by ambition and greed It ,.. e l e j is notorious that government by the mob leads to vicious excesses of every sort, and graft and cor ruption flourish unrebuked. Those partisans who, in their zeal to make political capital ou ! of the dishonor of an individual I fan the flames of class hatred i and sow seeds of suspicion j against ail public men are con tributing to the breakdown oi American government. ,They arc merely aiding that small vicious class which is indulging in the same denunciation not out pi a desire to make political capital, but because they are frankly op posed to our form of government. In the midst of such clamor, it should be emphasized that our American government is clean, upright and trustworthy. Parti san excitement and recrimination must not cause us to lose sight of the fact that before we are partisans we are Americans, with faith in our institutions. Those, who for any reason seek to de stroy this faith are not perform ing a service but an injury to the American people and to the prin ciple of popular government. team. Yenney of the missionar ies played a snappy floor game and connected with the basket twice. It must be fine to engage in the uplift if the grand Jury will let you alone. DIFFERENCES A RISE MER1DA. Yucatan, Feb. 22. (By radio via Dallas to the A. P.) Serious differences have arisen. ! between the supporters of General The de la Iluerta headquarters accuses Ross of having made im proper and indecorois advances to the Washington goernnient. Cal les is reported to have retired to his hacienda in aggrieved attitude. As a last desperate effort to get Muscle Shoals, Ford might threat en to double his output. TODAY - SUNDAY OREGiQNl l : E WWM. OKEGON "Valley of Content." GRAND "Courtship of Myles Standish." BLIGH "Breathless Moment." Laughs to build a comedy to a high plane of entertainment must have no "obvious attempt" to cre ate funny situations. The clever est men in the motion picture game ure the "gag" men. "The Breathless . Moment," the Univer sal crook-comedy starring William Desmond, which comes today to ,the Bligh theater, was directed by Robert Hill, an expert "gag" man. Today the Oregon will offer Reginald Barker's latest produc tion, "Pleasure Mad." the screen adaptation of Blanche Upright's novel, "The Valley of Content." During the filming of the pro- BOXING BRIEFS j LOS ANGELES, Feb. 22. Ed die Anderson, of Los Angeles, fighting at catch weights won the decision over Dandy Dillon, St. Paul, in a four round bout, the main event of a boxing show here tonight. Young Nationalista, Filipino fly weight of San Francisco won a wide decision over Frankie Gran detta, of Portland in the semi final. ' MONTREAL, Feb. 22. Jack Johnson, former world's heavy weight champion, was awarded the judges' decision over Homer Smith of Kalamazoo, Mich., in a 10-round bout here tonight. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22. Johnny Adams, Los Angeles light weight, outpointed Eddie White in a slashing bout here tonight. The fight was fast and entertain ing. In the semi-windup Dick Hoppe won the decision over Mike Doyle, Yuma Indian of Phoenix. They are light weights. George Manley, Denver middle weight, who holds a decision over Bert Colima, one of the leading boxers of the Pacific coast, won the judges' decision over Billy Gibbs, negro. The mere fact that It doesn't affect a ci.sr-hirdened dry agent doesn't mean that it isn't intoxi cating. Observe the radical gnashing his teeth. Doubtless he has just read that the railroads made money last year. - MONDAY MAD duction. Marjorie Rambeau was ap pearing on the stage in Los An geles in "The Valley of Content," a play based upon the same novel. In the screen version. Mary Alden plays the role created on the stage by Miss Rambeau. Others in the cast are Huntiy Gordon, Norma Shearer. William Collier. Jr., Win ifred Bryson, Ward Crane, Fred erick Truesdell and Joan Standing. Motion picture ingenuity baa scored again. It is displayed in Charles Ray's "The Courtship of MyJes Stand ish," at the Grand theater, and though just a detail, yet it takes these small things done correctly to make a; perfect whole. In the story Ray is in love with Enid Bennett, and finally makes her his wife. The bridal proces sion consists of the entire colony and friendly Indians, with the bride mounted on a pure white bull, festive with garlands and decorations. The " idea was great but a white bull could hot be located. Search was unavailing, so an ani mal with red spots was used, and Robert Ellis invented a white paste with which they painted put. the color, and when seen on the screen it defies detection. The cast in support of Ray in cludes Enid Bennett, Sam De Grasse, E. Alyn Warren, Joseph Dowling, Nirval McGregor and William Sullivan. TODAY-TOMORROW IG NEVlVn ACTS WILLIAM DESMOND IN Breathless Moments THE RICH PUP, A "CODE OF THE MOUNTED" A Drama of the Great Out Doors PL- ; . -J Vvyai KiU IO i in . 1 .5Yr1 w 11 m A 1 I WW W ' Vt VI a fT 7fl . 7 - . ! I I. : 1 nPWi lot LAST TIMES TODAY Lewis Stone Rtibye De Remer William V. Mong AND Raymond SEE! The Great Mystery Drama 66 PILGRIM OF THE NIGHT" COMING TOMORROW Norma Talmadge : j.i IN "SECRET OF THE STORM COUNTRY' Wr""""" ! 1 i.l: ? The Most Magnificent Musical Instrument In The World SAMPICO v IN THE Uprights from $1850 Grands from $2950 - ' -i ' " '; "f " . ". -' - i GEO. C. WILL : 4.12 State fit. KA-M Canine Comedy Hatton SEE! The Under World of Paris I II 1,-3! lit i 1 - i - S i. i 1 I ! ? i t 5 v s i 5 . . I it m if'' ? e r. ' 2 ' j The Great American Epic 4 THE SWEETEST STORY EVER li TOLD IN MOTION PICTURES " i Loges .......... i . . 50C j; SSSSNlfe. V)... V- ...... I I " " ' . , - I II