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... CERTIFIED PUBLIC MOTOR CAR MARKET 124 Nash 4 Touring .;. $850 1923 Maxwell 5-Pass. Closure ....$795 t1923 Star Touring .... ..$400 1922 Ford Touring .$265 1921 Ford Roadster ....$225 1920 Dort Touring ; . . . . .$125 ARE yo natnly inter ested ia speed or comfort, ar both t Whcterer jronr demand may be, wo aro prepared to neet th?m. Let 'a talk it OTer. ( S55 V. Chorea St. Faon lift k u k 2 . ,. .1 pOMPLETE IN ITSELF Sharpens the blade in. the 1 razor without removing it. i Quki. Convenient. Easy, jj .' ' to clean. Complete sets ;- razor, with strop and extra , . blades, $1 CO and up. I Val elIulo-Stix)p Razor C30GD , : .r.Lc$ch:Bascba!I Team ' " AVins From: Company F . , " . -. ; - ' The Xegion baseball team went . over the top at Oxford park yes terday .nd when the smoke had f cleared had. registered a 12 to 3 iJK-ore over the Company F bass tall team in the fourth game of 7 - - - - i ' i - ' ' " - -- - -. ; , : : 1 i t ' - ... a i .... . P--.w.-r'ui-ni. , rite ::::Slk:lll. fffjr A Word to Women $ 1HE discrimination transformed the American kitchen and made it a model of beauty and practical efficiency combined, : It M our purpose to place at your : disposal household helps from which you can select with perfect assurance. Each article is of that standard of usefulness found only in a store where reputation is based on quality and value BASEBALL PLAYERS Limbering Up Now With' Joint-Ease r After the game or prac tice Joint-Ease takes the kinks, ; lame ness and sore ness out of your throwing y,arm so quickly S that youH want to start all over again in a few hours. I t's great stuff -speedy - -and sure, and many stars are wise to it. r Just two minutes rub bing and this great, stainless Joint -Ease soaks right In through skin and flpnh rlrht to me ligaments and tendons and bones exactly where the soreness is. . cents a tube. - ab ur live aril par rt Tnr o tube of Joint-Ease and keep lim- Derea up, as thousands of other ban players do. ; V . Always remember when Joint-Ease gets in joint agony gets out yaiclk Adv. me Twiught league series. The Legion team tallied twice in th first, four times In the second, on pa In the fourth and five times in the filth innings - The Guardsmen scored once In the third and twice in the final canto, f FHday. night, at 6:15 o'cWir the Bankers will meet the Loeeor The game Tuesday niitht. between the YMCA and Tinners, was post poned on account of rain; Lineups for the two teams last nght were: - - ' - Legion Hagedorn, , p; Pear mine, c; Acton, lb; Edwards, 2b; Victor, 3b; Parker, ss; Race, if; Laird, cf and Lane rf. ' ONO-tt Young, p; Melchoir, c; Anderson, lb; Rodgers, 2b; Irvin, 3b; McCammon, gs; -Gibson, If; El liott, cf and Mason, rf. Biddle Bishop of the Senators, was the umpire. How They Stand Won; Lost . : Pet. .2 , iO " 1.000 . . . . .1 - 0 1.000 .. j ...0 0 '.000 . . . i . . .0 0 .000 ".. . . . .0 1 .000 .. .f..o 1 .000 Lesion . Bankers Loggers ONO . . YMCA . Tinners CHILDREN WILL MEET WITH MRS. DEMAREST (Continued from page 1) Mrs. Demarest. If a man lovea a woman, the only way she can come and good taste of Americanwomenhas to him is with joy and love, and not by reason of violence. God want? a heaven peopled not with miserable slaves, but with sons and daughters who come to him in love; he 'offers the way of con version s the teat of love. i Tonight j Mrs- Demarest will speak .on "Regeneration." - She hopes to find a time during her stay in Salem to speak on the pow er of God to heal physical dis eases. ; "God has the : power, and He wants us to be whole of body as of spirit," she said. An ad dress on this subject should fill the tabernacle to overflowing, whatever the weather or other at tractions. 1 : SALEM IT TO ENTER LEAGUE Biddie Bishop, manager of the Salem Senators, announces that he will not enter the Interstate league with the Senators this season. Bishop believes he can furnish better ball games for the Salem fans and also have more games on the home grounds by playing independent baseball. Next Sunday the Senators play East and West Lumber company team of Portland on the local grounds and the Sunday follow ingthe Knights of Columbus team of Portland. J BoIIman ADDointment i Confirmed By Pierce The reported appointment ' of Miss Celia Bollman as private sec retary to ! Governor t Pierce, was confirmed at the governor's office yesterday. Miss Bollman succeeds Ward A. Irvine of Portland, who recently resigned. ' 01e Nelson, Silverton, Found Dead at His Home SILVERTON", Or.. April 30. (Special to The. Statesman. 01e Nelson, aged about 60, was found dead at his home Tuesday after noon. The body was brought to the Jack & Eckman undertaking parlors. Mr. Nelson lived alone and authorities are endeavoring to get In touch with friends or relatives to take charge of the funeral ar rangements. He has been a resi dent of Silverton tor the past six years. ...... ... . New Doctor Arrives Dr. K. Stockwell. of Monroe. has arrived in Salem and will take over the office of the late Dr. C. W. Southworth In the Masonic temple building. Dr. Stockwell recently completed a post gradu ate coarse In medicine and sur gery in New York City A RANGE , For Every ! Requirement I 20 Patterns to Choose From at Our Low Price of (o)Vlr Turn In Your Old Range; Pay Balance, as You Can. Witliout Interest and up I W I 1 w . CHILLIS LOSES TO SALEM TEAM Salem high school defeated Cor vallis high school by a score of 5 to 2 at Corvallis Wednesday after noon. , - ,Busick; pinch hitter for Salem high school, saved the - day and scored two men on a long drive over the center, fielder's head In the ninth inning. Busic was un able to play, owing to a strained ligament In his leg, but was called upon after the locals were in a tight place. Had he not have been injured he could have stretched his clout into a three-base hit. : I BITS FOR BREAKFAST I ; Our crude drug industry ''.. S Is due for steady development And it is bound to become a gi gantic industry here. s s ; :i 1 There is a "30 per cent Increase of acreage in our peppermint in dustry this year. Our biggest growth yet. And Oregon pepper mint oil is $4 a , pound. 1 The in dustry Is very profitable here, at that price. V Figure It yourself : a little more expense than a hay crop, and 50 to 70 pounds of oil to the acre. , S W , Cascara bark is up to 12 cents a pound now. It is running out, in the forests. It must be culti vated. There Is money in It, at any thing near 12 cents a pound. S m There is big money in the drug garden here. Our i growers ! must learn it, and get into the game. A man with a vision, and with or ganizing ability, can . do our sec tion a world of good, in leading the development of this great In dustry. Salem must have a peppermint f oil refinery. That will keep the proms all here. There was some injury, in some sections, from the frost of last week, to botb cherries and prunes. Many orchards, however, escaned injury entirely. In about two more weeks. gooseberries will come In; bring Ing $300,000 to S500.000 fo Sa lem. Some of our folk lanehekl at the Slogan editor when, sevan years SCO. hn hcMn hnnollnv ih.t gooseberry industry: They thotig!! ne was a raspberry, or a,nut. Ask any goose Derry grower . what . no thinks now. This Is the goose berry center of the world, for quality berries. T CLUB PERCENTAGES , , PACiriO COAST LEAQTXB ; W 1. rrm nan rancuco.... 11 o Vernon . ,. I I e R!t Ikn n a .609 .09 .501 JjO Anrelrm . m 11 .52 Oakland . j jg Portland . , jo 13 .478 .435 Haeramanto u u .391 Seattle g 14 .364 KATZOKAXi ZJBAOTJB W . T. ttr-f w xorK 9 Cincinnati : ' a 2 .818 5 6 S 8 1, .015 .0O .444 .429 Chicago 9 Boston 4 FitUburn .. 6 Brooklyn .-t .... 5 St. louia i 5 Philadelphia . a .417 .337 .290 ' AXZB10AX XiEAOTTS ' w t. Tr Detroit . : 9 4 ; .692 New York 9 4 v .692 Philadelphia R S, . 31! Chicaro 7 H ! .saa Clereluad ... 5 6 ; .435 waanincton 5 a . .38 Boetoa A 1 St. Uau 4 9 . 08 ITS A WHALE OF A PICTURE KUVIEK CLIFTON'S "DOWN TO TH E SEA IN SHIPS" ' Th Suprenic Tlirill of Slot Ion Picture History' TODAY TOMORROW BLIGH GOAST AND Frisro 1 1 ; Angels 3 SAN FRANCISCO. April 30. San Francisco hit Crandall hard and timely, today winning from the Los Angeles team 11 to 2. The Seals score probably would have been higher but for four double plays by the Angels. Telle hit Into three of these. Score t R. II. E. Los Angeles . , . . . . ... ; 2 12 3 San Francisco ...... I il 19 0 Crandall, Bigbee and Billings; Burger and Yelle. Sacramento 2; Portland 1 PORTLAND, April 30. Sacra mento beat Portland today 2 i to 1 in a snappy pitchers' battle with Hughes having a little the better of the argument against the Sen ators. The Beavers made only one hit off Hughes until the seventh, but he walked four batters. With the score 1 to 1 in the ninth. Mc NeelyTnade the circuit on his own walk, an out, and Kopp's ground single Into center field-. In the Portland half, all three batters, Including two pinch hitters, filed out. . Score A Sacramento ; . . . . . Portland 1 Hughes and Schang; and Daly' H. H. E. 2 8 2 1 4 1 Winters Vernon 12; Oakland O LOS ANGELES, April 30. Jimmy Christian twirled Vernon to a 12 to 0 victory over Oakland here today,' holding the Oaks to five hits and evening the series. The Tigers r Jumped Into a five run lead in the first inning when McDowell preceded a single tally with a homer while the bases were full. ' i " - ' Score ; R. H. El Oakland . . .......... 0 5 0 Vernon . . . . 12 14 0 Boehler, Murchio and Baker; Christian and D. Murphy. ? . Sail Lake 5; Seattle 3 SEATTLE. April 30.- Salt Lake won the second game of the series here 5 to 3," Earl Fredericks, Bee outfielder, accounting for three of the tallies with his two home runs, one of them with a runner on base. With Salt Lake leading 5 to 1, a rally in the seventh In ning by the Indians brought them within two runs of the Bees, but Singleton tightened and prevented further scoring. , ..Score' , R. H. E. Salt Lake. . . .... . . 56 3 Seatle V.' , . .... . . . . . 3113 -Single ton and Cook; Sutherland and Tobin, Baldwin. ; O REGON STARTING TOMORROW; 7 P. M. The Director of "The Covered Wagon" Latest Screen Sensation " JAMES CRUZE O PRODUCTIO All Portland Is Still Raving About It A Picture That Is Dif. ferent. . t .T i : M i 1 I itt m TODAY TOMORUOW MAT. HAROLD ' LLOYD IN "GIRL SHY" MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES Pittsburg 2 Chicago 1 CHICAGO. April 30. (Nation al.) 'Rabbit") Maranville stole home in the 14th inning with the run which gave Pittsburg a 2 to 1 victory today over Chicago and an ever break in the series, while Pitcher Elmer Jacobs, Seattle rookie, stood on the mound with the, ball in his hand, apparently not, knowing what to do. Two men were out when Maranville hit to right field. I Heath Cole turned a somersault !in attempting to catch the ball; and Maranville reached third as the ball : rolled to the fence. Shmidt was purpose ly passed and while Morrison was at bat, with two strikes on him, Maranville darted home with the decld'ng run. Barnbart's , double and Grimm's single gave the visi tors the first run and Chicago tied the count on Grimm's double and Heathcole's single, j Score j R. H. E. Pittsburg . . . J . 2 11 0 Chicago . ... j. . 1 7,1 Morrison and , Schmidt; Jacobs and O'Farrell. I : Brooklyn1 6; Boston 4 BOSTON, April 30. (National) Milton. Stock joined the Brook lyn club and played third base to day. His single in the 11th after Johnston's single and Wheat's double, scored the two runs which gave his team a 6 to 4 win over Boston: ' Score Brooklyn , Boston . . . R. H. E. 6 12 1 4 8 2 Vance and DeBerry; Strykerand O'Neill. f St. Louis-Cincinnati, rain. Philadelphia-New York, wet i -.VJ Py what you vriH--you will nerer find in any other cigarette the unique delight of the toasted proceu. Ernest Ibrraicc Marjr As tor Noah Beery CULLEN LANDIS PHYLLIS HAVEIt AMERICAN LE.GUE New-York Philadelphia, rain. Boston-Washington, rain. Cleveland-St. Louis, rain. J No others scheduled. First of Tri-Club Matches Slated for Sunday, May 1 1 The first of the trl-club golf tournament will be , held at Cor vallis Sunday, May 11. It was nn nounced yesterday by Fred A. Wil liams, chairman of the tournament H committee of the Illihee Country club. Salem, Corvallis and Eusene comprise the three contenders. Tha other two matches will be played on succeeding Sundays, it 13 fan ned at present. A fine trophy is being offered by the three clubs to the winner. Last Sunday's match will be played over this week-end in or der to get a line up on players for the tri-club tournamejit. . ; ; Bungalow Boys Beat - : ; Baptist Bail Bunch In a hard played game of in door baseball the Bungalow Chrfs tion church team won from tha Baptists by a score of 37 to . 3 6 yesterday. The game was played on the Washington . junior high school diamond at 4:15. The line up of the winners was as follows: Beechler, c; Flake, p; Garret, lb; Klelnke, 2b; Kapphahn, 3b; Simpson, rs; Taylor, Is; Cooley rf; Bennett, cf; Gamble, IK Bearcats and Pacific . Will Play Bali Today The Willamette Searcats will meet Pacific university's baseball team on Sweetland field at 4 o'clock this afternoon. Ellis or Fasnacht will open the contest for the locals, it -was indicated yester day by Coach Guy L. Rathbun. The Bearcats have been a little handi- KWONG FOOK CO. 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Then they become oy worked, get sluggish, clog up t cause all sorts of distress, parti larly backache and misery ia t kidney region, rheumatic twins severe headaches, acid stoma, constipation, torpid, liver, slet lessness, bladder and urinary Ir: tation. The moment your back hurt3 c kidneys aren't acting ris'at, or bladder bothers you, begin dr! ing lots of gocd water and t! get about fo'ur ounces of Jad a: from any good pharmacy; take tablespoonful in a glass of wat before breakfast for a few Cz. and your kidneys pay then t fine. This famous salts Is rna from the acid of grapes and Is: on Juice, combined with lithla. ar has been used for years to fl clogged kidneys and stimuli them to activity; also to neutral: the acids In the system so tV. they no ldhger irritate, thus oft: relieving bladder disorders. Jad Salts can not Injure r., one; makes a delightful efferv: cent lithia-water drink which rr : lions of men and women take r.: and then to help keep the kidnt, and urinary organs clean, tL avoiding serious kidney disorder By all means have yo'ur physic: examine your-kidneys at lc twice a year. adv. capped by the rain, but are said t have Improved to a great exte. during the last week or so. Office Inside. Has me d 'cine wticb T7-CO 1 II II ,. - m M LOUISE FAZENDA STANDING TODAY M HEAR THE NEW LIUERTY 6nGAN GOL-E life1 I . J I II , fill I 1 ! 'i ! ' Six '! I I'.1.