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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1924)
I mmim II II nil r hi BirnrrirTTrnTirnTr-- CERTIFIED PUBLIC MOTOR CAR MARKET 1923 Star Roadster, like new ............... .$125 1923 Overland touring, driven 5000 -miles ..$190 1923 Ford touring, driven 5000 miles ......... .9340 1922 Chevrolet touring, over- i hauled $265 1923 Maxwell, 5 pass, closure ............ .$705 1922 Dodge Roadster, Hass ler Shocks ........... $575 S - t : , ,,J i 9 MAJTY people would not he inTestrd Urjre amount , of bob; li Kiw Cirt iC they had inspected ear display of ud models first. Don't make the same mistake. ' , Bay a Certified Car "Used Bat Set Abused" 255 N. Chare St. . , Phone (89 Hi 1 mm . Intcr-Club Golf Matches Are to Be Held in May Plans fcr an inter-club olf match are being made and the event will be held some time next rionth, according to Graham Sharkey, golt professional at the i:...ee country club, who Baa "Just received word of this from Robert Glenn of Corvallis. , The proposed match would include representa tives from Salem, Albany and Eu i gene. As the first Sunday luncheon at the club proved to be a success, Mr. Sharkey is planning on con tinuing the feature, but requests that reservations be made as early in the week as possible. Wednes day afternoon tea was served to players and their guests by John J. Roberts, president of the club, while there was a big social func tion held last night. SENATORS TO MEET JAP TEAM TODAY Of interest to baseball fans is the game at Oxford park this af ternoon between the Salem Sena tors and the Meijl university team of Japan, which is making a tour of the westerns portion of the United States. Several collegiate and professional teams have been met by the visitors, who have dem onstrated that they can play base ball. The Japs held University of Washington nine to a 5 to 1 score. In order that - business men might be given, an opportunity to see the contest, the game will be called at 4 o'clock, according to Biddie Bishop, manager. It is expected the game will be over by 6 o'clock. , j - Sunday the Senators . will meet the Oswego team. I This team is a member of the Willamette valley league and is expected to give the locals a good battle. LEGIOiJ ISWIHS nran The American Iegion baseball team defeated the YMCA nine by a ecore of five to three in one of the best played of the Twilight series staged so far this season. The Le gion tallied in the first and second innings with three men . crossing the pan In the fourth frame. The YMCA scored one in the Initial frame and twice in the third canto. Lineups for the two teams were cs follows: Legion Hagedorn.p; Pearmine, c; Acton, lb; Edwards. 2b; Irbin. 3b; Parker, bs; Race If; Laird, cf and Victor, rt.- . . - ' . -YMCA-BruTtfberr; pfTbwtierr c; Gregg, lb; Brown, 2b; Hum phries, 3b; Moore, ss; Havser, If; Sauterback, cf and Chapman, rf. An Effort to 2roa! Previous Selling Records For Friday and Saturday Vc offer new up-to-date desirable merchan dise at considerably under real worth. I Jote these pric Dry Goods All our new plain colors Rattine, yd. ........49c The new popular Lingette, yd, . 9o 02 inch Amos fast color Ging ' ham, yd.... ...21c CS inch Standard Percale, 1 lot new 30 inch Cretonne yd. 55c ZS in. wool suiting, yd., $2.50 C3.50 New English wool or : American army blankets, j. 1 $2.75 $1.23 cotton bat, :.....98c ISc. Ladies' silk hose, 79c 33c. flowered Krinkel yd. 29c Plain Windsor crepe, yd : 23c Lemon, pink, blue, Lingerie, "-' yd : 25c Lien's Furnishings Large Juel cut, well made blue denim overall,.i..$1.49 Steifel stripe; bib overall, - $1.39 Big (Jiant work shirts,.... 89c they are unbeatable Groceries : Oregon bread 5q 10 lbs. berry sugar ........ 95c 2 lbs. Golden Gate coffee 89c Solar broken slice pineapple, . 23c Babbitt's lye L 10c 4 lbs. Barton's pure lard. 65c 8 lbs. Barton's pure lard, $1 9i Lebanon creamery butter, lb . : 40 o Barton 's bacon squares, lb., ..........;...r.--..:.:....l2y2o Barton's med, bacon, lb., 18c Small sweet oranges, doz., . 15fl Large lemons, doz., . 29c Tobacco Star, Horseshoe or Climax, plug, ! 69c Tuxedo tobacco .. ..10 Prince Albert or Velvet I..... 14c 3 for 40c Shoes Ladies, Men's and Children's at very low prices To save money get it at 234 N. Ccmmcrcial SAVED FROM RAPID DECLINE Wheels of ) Providence Brought Me Korex, Says Minister. "I doubt whether korex has its equals in the medical world," says the Rev. George B. Pinckney of 507 Lawrence St., Burlington, New Jersey, 'for in the eight years of rapid decline, I tried everything jknown which a poor man could or couldn't afford, and none brought relief. Each day I de clined more swiftly, until the wheels of Providence brought ko rex compound. I'm in almost per fect shape now, and I think it a blessing to suffering humanity." According to enthusiastic users, the benefits of korex are complete and lasting. Thousands the world over are now using this wonder compound. Weary and worn out men and women, sufferers from muscular pains, lack of appetite, lessened vigor and low glandular activity, will be interested in learn ing that the American distributors of korex compound, the Melton Laboratories, 546 Melton building. Kansas City, Mo., have arranged for korex compound to be sold in Capital Drug store, 405 State St., Salem. Or. Ask about korex com pound the next time you are in this drug store. COAST AND 0 o o o COAST LKACJUK 1 PORTLAND, April 24. The Beavers concentrated almost their entire attack in one hectic inning, the seventh, here today, and beat Salt Lake for the third straight win of the series 13 to S. Score: R. H. E. Salt Lake ........... .5 12 3 Portland 13 20 1 Ponder, Coumbe, O'Neill. Hul vey and Jenkins; Leverenz, Pil lette and Daly. .' ; At Los Angeles? R. II. E. San Francisco f 3 10 2 Vernon ..... J. ........ 4 9 1 Hodge, and Yelle; Spillenbach and. Hannah. Sacramento ........... 5 8 3 Seattle ..... . . ....... 1 1 17 0 Pro ugh, Vinci and Schang; Plummer, Williams .and Baldwin. At Oakland R. H. E. Los Angeles . . 7 5 0 Oakland . . . 4 11 5 Hughes and Byler; Bobler, Fos ter and Read. MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES pivigoraStn(jfjomc . 'WHy.iiMau 1 STUDENTS AID IN WORK UPON REVIVAL HALL (Continued from page 1) beautiful woman Delilah was typi fied as the infatuation of weak Christians for the luxuries and the pleasures of the world. "We forget our God, forget everything, in this- infatuation; and then we lose the presence and the power of God in our hearts." Mrs. Demarest announced that she had been sorely distressed at the thought that something had prevented the meetings from hav ing all the spiritual power that they, should have In Salem. She said that the financial situation called for prayer and immediate action; it called for the sacrifice of time and money and prayer to get the nagging, annoying obliga tions out of the way. She hopes to have the whole financial situ ation closed by the time of the dedication" of the tabernacle, Sunday, so that the Lord shall have a stainless, debtless temple in which to be worshiped. i BASEBALL . t " w PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W 1, PCT. San Francisco ... 12 5 .700 Ijou Angeles . . 10 1 .588 Vernon . 10 7 - .58S Salt Ijake 9 7 .563 Portland , 7 10 .412 Oakland 7 10 .412 Sacramento ..... 6 10 .375 Seattle. 5 10 .a33 NATIONAL LEAGUE W I, TOT. Nw York 0 1 .85? Cincinnati 5 3 .625 Chicago j...:.... j. 6 4 .GOO Brooklyn .3 4 .429 Pittsburg .'. 3 5 .375 Boston . 2 4 .333 Philadelphia ;...:.. 2 ' 4 .333 St. Louis ......... 3 7 - .300 AMEBIC AN LEAGUE ' W ti PCT. Detroit 6- 2 .750 Chicago .. 5 3 .625 New York .. 5 r. .556 Washington, . 4 5 , .444 Boston .. - 3 4 .429 Philadelphia . 1- 3 4 ' .429 Cleveland t. 3 4 .429 St. I,oaia 2 "T" " XVi i .. i - . . - . n i ' American League , At Washington , R. H. E. Washington 4 8 1 Philadelphia . i .......... 3 3 2 Martina and Ruel; Ogden, Wal berg. Burns' and Perkins, Bruggy. At New York R. II. E. Boston 3 6 2 New York ............ .6 9 1 Ferguson, Fullerton and O'Neill, Picinich; Shawkey and Bengough, Hofmann. At Cleveland R. II. E. Detroit . . . . ..... .8 13 1 Cleveland ....2 9 2 Stoner and . Bassler; Edwards, Smith, Edmondson, Morton, Lev sen and Myatt. At St. Louis, Mo.-r- R. II. E. Chicago . . . '. ... 5 1 0 1 St. Louis ............. .4 11 2 Robertson and Crouse; Bayne, Kolp and Severeid. Members of congress are ar ranging for a visit to the forest reserves. Taking to the tall tim ber, as it were National League At Boston R. H. E. Philadelphia .7 11 0 Boston ............... 0 7 1 Hubbell and Henline; Jewich, Lewis and O'Neill. At Chicago II. H. E. St. Louis 4 4 3 Chicago 5 9 2 , Sothoron and Neibergall; Ja cobs Blake and O'FarreU, Hah nett. At Brooklyn R. II. E. New York ............ 7 11 1 Brooklyn : ....... . . . . . 4 6 3 ' Kehf, Ryan, and . Snyder; Rue ther and Deberry At Pittsburgh R. Cincinnati .5 Pittsburgh ......... . . . 4 Donohue and Hargrave; owb and Schmidt. H. E. 15 1 9 0 Mead- Panthers Defeat Polecats In Junior League Series By a score of 9 to 2, the Pan thers won from the Polecats in an exciting game in. the junior Twi light league last night. Batteries for the Panthers were Needham and Bushnell while Delk and Jones were the batteries fcr t Polecats. Frank Malstrum, Willamette university, umpired t contest. WATCH YOUR RCSEC Aplsls Is now on roses, flowers and shrubbery. The wort t damage will be done within, the next few days. Better sprey at once. We have ail the kinds of spray material you need or will send you a man to spray if j-ou phono us. ARSENATE OF LEAD It will soon be time to spray with Arsenate of Lead on applra, pears, etc. We have It In all quantities' needed. j BURBANK POTATOES Just received a very fancy lot of Seed IJurbanks, the choicest lot in the valley, grown especially .for seed. Better place your order at once, as potatoes are very scarce. Also, limited amount, of Earliest of All Seed Potatoes. D. A. White & Sons PHONE 16C. 261 STATE ST. (& aw 4-Wheel Brakes a --i aafy 4b3e e Vibrationless "Aristocratic in Appearance buf Democratic in Price" W. H. EVANS MOTOR COMPANY 147 North High Street. Phone 43 ASE B ALL Friday, April 25, 4 p. m. Meiji University of Japan vs. Salem Senators Oswego of Interstate LeagueSunday, Apr. 29, 3 p. m. SUPE RSTITIONtx OIL FAGI Is it bad luck to break a mirror? No, that's just a supersti tion. And the current belief that "eastern" oil is in some mys terious way "better" is another. When you pay a fancy price for "eastern" you are paying just so much needless tribute to unwarranted prejudice. G t Traisn Service Chaeg Salem, Dallas, Falls City Motor Service Discontinued Southern Pacific tickets reading to and from Dalian and Falls City and points on Red Electric lino will be accepted by Parker Auto Stage leaving and arriving Salem as below, making connec tion at Derry with Red Electric trains: Lv. Salem (S. P. Stn) 6: SO a.m. Salem (Stage Term.) 7:00a.m. Ar. Derry (S. P. Stn) 7:22 a.m. Ar. Dallas' ........ 7:4 5a.m. Ar. Falls City ..... 8:30a.m. i 9:35 a.m. ; 9:45 a.m. 10:09 a.m. 10:40 a.m. 11:15 a.m. a 4 2:00 p.m. 5:05 p.m. 2:10 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 2:35 p.m. 5:48 p.m. 2:55 p.m. 6:15 p.m. Lv. Falls City - Dallas . . . Derry Ar. Salem . . . 7:00 a.m. 7:20 a.m. 7:45 a.m. 6 05 a.m. :45 a.m. 7 1:30 p.m. 2:15 p.m. 10:08 a.m. 2:35 p.m. 10:35 a.m. 3:00 p.m. 8 4:45 p.m. 5:25 p.m. 5:45 p.m. 6:10 p.m. Cols. 1 and 5 connect at Derry with Train No. 354 from Cor vallis to Portland. Cols. 2 and 6 connect at Derry with Train No. 351 from Portland to Corvallis. Cols. 3 and 7 connect at Derry with Train No. 352 from Corval la to Portland. ; m ; .. i . ... Cols. 4 and 8 connect at Derry with Train No. 360 from Corval lis to Portland.,. . , Ask Agent for further Information or phone 41 or 80. SOUTHERN PACIFIC The Best Crude Is Western Crude As a matter of fact, the most suitable crude for the production; of motor oil is Western ' Naphthenic Base Crude, obtained from Pa- cine Coast wells. And the most advanced and efficient refining- process yet developed is the , high-vacuum process, 1 the patents on which are owned by this Company. . . You can drain and refill your crankcase every 500 miles which is good practice regardless of the kind of oil used; as any auto mobile manufacturer ; will tell you and still save money if you use Zerolehe. And your car will get better continuous lubrication; as proved by your increased gasoline mileage, smoother operation, and reduced carbon deposits. VVKv Better Gasoline Mileage Less Carbon ' Kxtended tests conducted by this Company in the laboratory and on the road show that the Zerolehe-lubricated car averages about 5o better gasoline, mileage than when other oils are used. Carbon deposits are also less, chief ly because of the selected western crude from which Zerolene is made. Insist on Zerolene even if it does cost less. .' - This Company is convinced that Zerolene will lubricate the modern automobile as well or better than any other oil offered to the public at no matter what price. A se ries of independent and impartial reports hbwing the experience of large users with Zerolene motor oil has been collect ed in pur booklet, Why Pay Tribute to a Superstition?" Aikany Standard OilCom pany sales or service station representa tive or any Zerolene dealer for a copy. LtOQ STANDARD OIL COMPANY t CALIFORNIA) y Drins Us Your Eggs