The Oregon statesman., June 19, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 19, 1923
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PAPERMAKERS GO DOWN
BEFORE EAGLES 6 TO 4
CONTEST IS THROWN INTO
AUDITION A I, INNING r ,
Teams Tied for Irad tn Sundown
' Ird4; Fluke Home lluns ,.. .
Feature Game
. Tieing the Oregon Pulp & Paper
company .nine for first; place in
the Sundown league, the Eagle
team .won another conquest last
night, and defeated the Papermak
ers by a score of 6 to 4. The
game went an extra inning, with
the score tied at 4 to 4.
An unusual featnre, of the game
was that two home runs were
scored on flukes. ; Gross, short
stop for the - Papermakers, and
Chapman of the Eagle team each
hit a shorts, pop to the field. In
both, cases the ball was lost in the
grass, and. both secured: home
runs. ' j
- The Papermakers scored first.
In the first inning, when two tal
lies were marked up. ? Green,
pitching for the j Eagles, . settled
down and afteij that allowed few
hits during tb game. In start
ing he was a little wild. Connor,
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ARISTOCRATS gone to seed through poverty,
L they wrote, entrusting their daughter, Tcss, to
the mercy of the wealths man h$ had bought
D'Urberville Castle. So
TODAY SATURDAY
Considered for
U .. Solicitor
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Stormy BLANCHE SjSET
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Judge Lafon Allen of Louis
ville, Ky., is being considered hj
the White House for the post of
solicitor-general of the U. S.
behind the plate, supported Green
well. . .
Lauterback hurled for the paper
mill, with Wilkinson doing well
on the receiving end.
A large crowd attended the
game', which .was one of the most
important this year, in that it has
a deciding factor on the outcome
of the season. Frisco Edwards
umpired.
SALEM PLAYS HILLSBORO
With a BrUliemt Cart Including
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CONRAD NAGEL STUART, HOLMES
GEORGE FAWCETT
COURTENAY FOOTE
Thomas Hardy's maaurpiec.
Tie Stir? Purt Wtmmm mmd
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Also '
Our Gang
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Tkc Sundown
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OREGOW
TODAY -:
TOMORROW
SENATORS FORCKD AWAY
FROM HOME THIS SUNDAY
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The Salem Senators, leaders of
the Interstate league, will play at
Hillsboro Sunday in what may be
the last game away from home this
season unless a game is played
later at Albany, which has taken
Vancouver's place in the league.
The Hillsboro team ia; In sec
ond place at present and a win for
them means serious complications
for the Senators. An earlier meet
ing of the two teams resulted in
a victory for the Senators.
Manager Frisco Edwards urges
that as many local fans as possible
make the trip to Hillsboro Sunday.
The game begins at 2:30 o'clock.
IMPROVE YOUR HOME I
With Awnings
. We will come to your home or place
of business, make estimates anytime of
- day ;, or evening at your i Convenience .
witnout charge or obligatiob, We are
" always pleased to show you; samples. J
Salem Tent & Awning Co.;
- : ' Manufacturers oif . " j "r'.'.' Li
Tents, Awnings and Canvas Goods s -of
All Descriptions j !
FRANK MONNER , ' a
'7Sff North liberty Street Salem, Oregon ! 1 Phone 41 S
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The linen mills win mean for
tunes to Salem people. The wis
investor knows this, and invests
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BASEBALL I
American 1
Philadelphia 6; Cleveland 2.
Del roit 6; New York 3.
St.! Louis 9; Washington C.
Chicago o; Boston 1.
- National .
New York 4; Cincinnati 2.
St. Louis 4; .Boston 3.
Brooklyn' 6; Pittsburgh 2.
Philadelphia S; Chicago !.
San Franciaco I; PorUand O.
Los Angeles 8; Seattle i.
Salt Lake 6; Oakland 5. s
Vernon 8; Sacramento 7: (11
innings). 1
AUSTRIAN JOINS STAFF
DR. LF.OXIIARTSIIKROER HERE
; FOR IIEMOXSTRATIOX
Dr. Hans Leonhartsberger, an
officer of the Austrian army dur
ing, the World war and engaged
in public health service at Vi
enna, Austria, has taken up work
in connection " with the Marion
county health demonstration, fit
was announced Thursday.
He is the only Austrian doctor
in the United States under the
auspices of the Commonwealth
fund, who recently established
two health centers In Austria. He
has been In this country since the
first of the year. Dr; Leonharts
berger will sail for home. August
15, leaving from New York. -
During the war Dr. Leonharts-
berger was assigned to an infantry
battalion on the Russian front in
a medical capacity. The Austrian
army. he. declares, has now been
reduced to 30,000 men.
Dr. Leonhartsberger ia much
impressed with the Salem district
which has ben a revelation as to
the prosperity of the farmers.
He stated that the scenery of the
state Is also a source of wonder,
particularly that around Mi. Hood.
2 Killed, 16 Hurt When
i Train Crashes at Forks
KENTON. Ohio, June 18. Two
persons were instantly killed and
16 injured when a Big Four pas
senger train struck an open aiding
and left the track at Grant, Ohio,
10 miles north of Kenton; at 4:45
p. m. today. C. C. Woodward. To
ledo, a train news "butcher" and
an unidentified man were killed.
The engine and three coaches
were derailed. Both the engineer
and fireman J were , severely in
jured, according to reports. The
train attains a speed of 70 miles
an hour at times. Relief was 3ent
from nearby cities.
SOCIAL WORKERS TO MEET
SEATTLE. June 4 8. Details of
the annual i convention of the
Washington state conference of
social workers ..were announced
here today. The "conference thip
year for the first lime meets in
sections, one in Seattle Wednes
day, and the other 4n Spokane on
June 26i i
For Dad
Traveling Bag
"TH ATS A MIGHTY
THOUGHTFUL GIFT
Go to a leatKer store when you want
LEATHER GOODS
F. E. SHAFER
170 South Commercial " i
38 Years in the Harness Business
FIVE
ACTS
Today
Tomorrow
"PAN AMERICAN FOUR"
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BROSSEAU MAY EVANS EDDIE MARTYN WINK AND
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Your, home planned, built and
financed, on your lots or! ours.
Service unsurpassed, i
Oregon Incorporated Realtors
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W. J. WILLIAMS, Builder.
Phone 1013
Rooms 4-5-6 D'Arcy Bldg.
SPECIAL TRAINS FOR SALEf.1
.Will Leave Portland j
THUnSDAY AND FRIDAY J
OF ROSE FESTIVAL WEEK
At 11 :20 p.m. from Hoyt Streetl
' ' Jeff erson Street 11 :35 p. m. j n
Arrive Salem 1 :20 ajn. ) !
OSEG0:l A B.ECT&C
121 ROUTTI C05IJn:RCLlL
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
All 15c Bread 12c
Rye, Raisin, Whole Wheat
and Ffoney and Milk Bread
Gold Pound Cake
20c each
A Delicious Ice Cream Cake
and Ideal Picnic Cake
Lest you forget ; Sandwich
Buns and Sandwich Bread
for your Picnic Lunches
Please Ocmcmbor
It is not how cheap but how
good we can make our bread,
pies and pastries.' ' Some one
must make the best and we
feel that our customers ap-
)j n I o predate tne nest ana we will
,C oc j) endeavor to satisfy them to
the best of our ability.
Quality Supreme Our Motto
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Ted Thye Is Victorious
Over Edwards in 2 Falls
PORTLAND, June 18. ...Ted
Thye celebrated his return from
a three months sojourn In Aus
tralia by winning a light heavy
weight wrestlinif match from Billy
Edwards; of Kansas City tonight.
He won two falls the first In 42
minutes with a combination of his
favorite wristlock and a hammer
lock. ; Edwards won the second
fall in 10 minutes, 30 seconds
with a headlock, and Thye took
the third and deciding fall in 9
minutes by. lifting his opponent
over his head and -slamming him.
on his back to the floor, where
he pinned Edwards shoulders be
fore the Kansan could recover his
breath.
POLICEMAN IS ATTACKED
SERGEANT CURRAX IS AGAIN
FIREU AT RY GANGSTERS
CHICAGO, June 19. (By The
Associated Press). Sergeant El
bridge Curran of the state's attor
ney's office, early this morning
reported a second attempt to shoot
him, following upon the incident
of Tuesday night when a man, be
lieved to be seekirfg revenge for
the indictment of twor gangsters,
fired at him in the county build
ing and missed.
Last night, as Curran was driv
ing home through the Italian dis
trict, two men on a street corner
suddenly drew revolvers and fired
four shots at him, then ran t a
parked car and-drove awayu Two
of the bullets 6truck Cnrran's car,
bu.t neither be nor his companion
were hit. i
The officer said he was sur
prised by-the attack and instead
of returning the fire or pursulig,
drove until he met another police-
njfan. When the three returned
to the scene of the attack the car
had disappeared.
HEAT RECORD IS SET
PHILADELPHIA, June 18.
The maximum temperaturft,of 95
degrees, recorded at the weather
bureau at 3 p. m. today, estab
lished a new high mark for the lock here tonight
date over more than
tury. The 'iormer
94 In 1S88.
a half cen-
reeord ' was
LEWIS WINS AGAIN
CLEVELAND. June 18. -"Ed"
Rtrangler Lewis, claimant to the
world's heavyweight wrestling
cJiamplonship," defeated Mik4 Ro
mano In straight falls with a head-
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TIRE V
SPECIALS
Tires are "going tip." Buy now before further advance
30x3 y2 CORDS
$6.95
Wonderful Tire at a ,
Sacrifice
EXTRA SPECIAL!
30x3 jt Federal Blue-
coras; super-
$12.45
Pennant
oversize,
six-ply .
30x3
31x4
32x4
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Get Our Prices on Balloon Tires
$4.95
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and COURT
Broadway and Davis Streets
Wonderful Bargains Are Being
Offered in
- FOOTWEAR
"HOUSE-CLEANING SALE
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Come, get yourself a pair and spend jthe
difference on your vacation
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JOHN J. ROTTLE
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Walk-Over and Cantilever Shoes
State and Liberty Streets Salem, Oregon
; Andther . Alummum Sale
Another Lot of Fine Bargains right in, the midst of the season
when you must have them. This week -Friday and Saturday-
June 19 and 20 we' offer another big shipment of that High
Grade Ware just what you have been buying at our sales.
Take Your
Choice of
ll2 and 2 qt. Double
Boilers
Fine Round Roasters
Large Drip Pans
10 qt. Water Pails
6 cup Percolators
10 qt. Dish Pans
Angel Cake Pans
6 qt. Covered Kettles
8 qt. Open Kettles
6 qt. Covered Stew Pans
10J4 m Colanders
3 piece Sauce Pan Sets
9 cup Muffin Pans
Take Any Piece or as Many as You Wish
for ONLY
We think we have enough to last the entire two days. Every
piece is fully guaranteed. - , . .
GEO. E. ALLEN
1 Hard waie( and Machinery
236 NORTH COMMERCIAL STREET
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