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STAtE GOLF TOURNEY
CALLS LOCAL WOMEN
; MESDAMES - O LINGER, BAKER
AND GLLLLNCIIAM PLAY
FYed Williams : Resigns As Chair.
man of Illihre Club Tourna
f 5 i ' ment Committee
All golf eyes during the week
". ..hare been turned toward Portland
. i -In tM Oreron state eftnmnlnnnhin
games. Other than Ercel Kay,
, vnone of the men of the Illlhee
country, club participated In the
state matches , and Mrs. dinger,
. Mrs.' Baker and Mrs. Gillingham
participated In the ladies patches.
all of thetn making alsplendld
; showing. : '
Owing to pressure of business
Fred A. Williams, chairman of
, the tournament committee has re
quested his committee to relieve
him 'of the responsibility of Inter-
(club matches tor the next two or
threi months, and Rex Sanford
aqd Don Young hare consented to
arrange for lnter-club matches
r and the picking of the team dur
k lag this time..
' There seems to be demand
among many of the younger mem
. bers for the summer matches and
it is hoped that there will be full
. cooperation in order to make as
good a' showing as possible during
the summer months. Mr. Sanford
and Mr. Young are negotiating
; with several of the clubs and it
wlll be a great benefit for the Illl
hee as well as the players to
carry this ' work on.
Announcements will -f be made
' later of the clnb matches and the
. .club matches-and the trophy but
tons for the 25 havinsr the low
est medal ' scores at the country
clttbcwill soon! be ready for dis
tribution. - 1
TILDEN SCORES VICTORY
GEORGE M. LOTTi JR., OF CHI
, , CAOO, MEETS -DEFEAT -
ST. LOUIS. July 18 (By The
Associated Press)' William T.
Tilden. II, Philadelphia5, today
t. won hi fifth national clay court
" .tennis tournament victory since
1918.. defeating George M. Lott.
- Jr.. Chicago. The score was 3-6,
,6-5, 2-6, 6-2, , 8-6, The. success
gave. Tiiden a t-econd grip on the
'; tingles challenge trophy present-
ed by the United States lawn ten
! nls association. The fifth game
. of! the f Insl set proved the turning
: . point of the match, the champion
beginning to get in his side line
placements after depending chiefi
'' ly on his cannon ball delivery. He
won toe game and swung into a
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VAUDEVILLE
5 BIG ACTS TODAY
' HARRY CAREY
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BASEBALL" '
Br th A cuta frM
- American League
Detroit 7; New York 3.
St. Loui ; Philadelphia 2..
Washington 19; Cleveland .
Chicago 10; Boston 2.
National League
Cincinnati 3 ; New York 0. .
St. Louis 4 ; Brooklyn 1.
Chicago 7 ; Philadelphia. 6.
Pittsburgh 9-1 r Boston 8-2.
'- Pacific Coast League
Los Angeles 5; Portland 2.
Sacramento 6; Oakland 4.
Seattle 12-16; Frisco 7-9.
Salt Lake 19; Vernon 7.
SENATORS PLAY TODAY
LUCKENRACH TEAM OF POUT-
LAND IS 'OPPONENT
At 3 o'clock, this I afternoon the
Salem Senators ' will cross bat
With the Luckenbach nine oi
Portland in what should prove
one of the fastest .games of the
season. The Luckenbach j. aggre
gation took a close game froir
the locals earlier in the eeasoi
and are determined to repea
their former triumph.
If Salem drops this game it
will give the Luckenbach team t
chance to win the , ehampiomhli
of the league. Salem can lose
however and still be' one ahead
of the Luckenbach outfit. Twc
loses for Salem,' will! place them in
a tie with the Portland team.
. .Wayne Bar ham will start or
the mound for the locals. Wayne
has the stuff, at times, and it to
day is one of those times, look
out Luckenbach. Bill Ashby will
be held in reserve to replace Bar
ham in case that gentleman falls'
to deliver. ; i
Other games in the Inter State
league $.or this v afternoon are
HUlsboro. Papermakers versu
Hllsboro: at Camas. Camas ver
sus Albany. Dope I favors Cama?
for a win and the i Papermakers
are given an even! break with
HUlsboro. '."
DE PALMA TAKES , RACE
VETERAN. SPEEDWAY PILOT
WINS 100 MILE DRIVE
DENVER, Colo 1 July
18
Ralph De Palma wojn the 100-mIIehng and dancing comedians.
automobile race here late today
which climaxed a two-day program
sponsored, by the
Racing association.
Denver Auto
taking $4,000
in prize money. lAn Duryea was
second and Fred Comer third. - De
Palma negotiated
(he 100 miles
over . the one-mile
dirt track in
one hour, 21 minu
C3 and 2C 3-5
seconds.
Salem Is the Hub of the Willam
ette industries. Tefl your eastern
friends about it.
One! Night
, Saurday
July 25
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CHAUNCEY OLCOTT
J AT.1ES T. POWERS
JEAN FORD
MARIE CARROLL
GERALD ROGERS
HERBERT DELLT.10RE
Unitd Stt taia mms fat
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Tiger Thompson"
"Elks Convention Parade"
Taken in Portland Thursday
BASEBALL FINALS WILL
BE PLAYED THIS WEEK
CASEYS AND BANKERS TO
MEET MONDAY NIGHT
Papermakers and. Eagles Battle
For Title in Sundown League
Tuesday
Salem fans wil be given the op
portunity Mf witnessing some real
oaseball this -week, - which will
close the baseball 'season in both
f the inter city leagues,
Monday night. the Knights of
Jolumbus, will ' meet the United
States Bankers. These teams are
ow tied for second place and will
jlay for the right to meet the Le
iionaires, who are at the top of
he league, for the city champion
.hlp, Wednesday night. Frank
Mason will act as umpire for this
game., . "
Tuesday evening the Papermak
ers and the -Eagles will tangle In
i struggle to decide the Sundown
league championship. If the Pa-
ermakers . win it will give them
he championship, if they lose It
vHl mke a game apiece, and a
bird will be played to decide the
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Wednesday evening the Legion
rill meet the winners of Monday
light's game, in the first game of
i tnree game series to dec.de the
hampionship. and to decide the
winner of the Spaulding prizes be-
ng contributed by the Anderson
Sporting goods store. The prizes
this year are 12 beautitnl gold
vatch fobs, shaped like a baseball.
Friday evening jthe Legion will
nlay wtth who ever may be the
contender, in the second game of
the three game series- for the
hampionship.
SPEEDY DANCING BILLED
FAST SOXfiK AXD STEPS ARE
OX 1'LlGH PROGRAM
Ackercian r Harris are sending
o the Bligh theater as the head-
Ine attraction today "Puster Qnil-
'an and company." The offering
is one of the fastest singing and
dancing acts on the vaudeville
stage today. - Each individual is an
artist with an unlimited amount
of personality, while Buster. rho
s boss, is ranked well among sing-
Comedy ofahe ultra sort is dis
j pensed by Walter Laddie and Rose
Garden in their song and dance
travesty, "At the Lawn Party "
Walter, the neighbor's boy. and
Rose, the lady's maid, depict in
-;omedy satire their Impressions of
'he different type of people that
HERE'S OUR
NEW SHOW
Starting
TODAY
(Sunday)
A Clash cf Emotions 'Mid a
Pageant of Colorful Luxury
.The glitter of the stage, the
sumptuousness of elegant so
ciety, THE DANGER AND
HARDSHIP IN WILDEST
SOUTH AMERICA these
form the wonderful back
grounds for a mighy love that
finds its stirring climax in
His Supreme Moment.
At
Popular
Prices
make up these social gatherings.
A pair of vaudevilllans are Nich
ols and Pearl.. Combining laugh
ter with singing, they put over a
nifty turn.: Miss PearJ Is a come
dienne of ability. Jack Nichols
has been lately faetured in some
of the eastern musical comedies.
Jack Atkins. "The Census Tak
er," is a somewhat different mon
ologist, who .derives his comedy
as he goes from house to house
as an enumerator for Uncle Sam.
His monologue brings laughs from
all sides of the house.
' Billy and Ethel will be seen on
the revolving ladder. They will
offer many thrills with their nov
elty act. i
As an added attraction; Mr.
Bligh has secured the motion pic
tures of the Elks' national con
vention parade taken in Portland
last Thursday.
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REPORTS SAID ENLARGED
FLU EPIDEMIC DECLARED NOT
AS SERIOUS AS SAID
WHITE HORSE. Y. T., July 18.
Dr, George Black, a member of
parliament for the Yukon terri
tory, declared here today that re
ports of an epidemic of influenza
among Indian in the Yukon have
been greatly exaggerated. He
said he had made a complete in
vestigation and found that the
natives had been afflicted with
pulmonary trouble due : to a wet
spring.- He insisted that there
had been no influenza epidemic:
RUHR DISTRICT CLEARED
FRENCH ANNOUNCE EVACUA
TION IN WESTPHALIA ZONE
COLOGNE. Germany. July 18.
(By Associated Press ) . Gen
eral Gulllaumat. commander of
the French army of occupation on
the Rhine, today notified the
state president of Duesseldorf that
evacuation of the French zone in
Westphalia and of the Belgian
tone will be completed by mid
night Monday and the remainder
of the Ruhr by July 31, when the
whole territory occupied by the
allied forces in January, 1923.
will be cleared. ;
SWIMMER INJURED
: PORTLAND. July 18. Jacob
Hoffman. 16, of Cornelius. Or.,
dived into shallow water toda
while In bath'ng and suffered a
broken neck when his head struck
tb bottom of the pool. He was
brought here to a hospital where
it was 8a id be bad small chance
to recover.
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Our Gang
In
"Circus Fever"
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News -SlcDonald
With
Ronald Colman
and .
Blanche Sweet
FOREST FIRES RAGING
HUNDREDS OF BLAZES RE
PORTED FROM MANY POINTS
MEDICINE HAT, Alta., July 18.
(By Associated Press.) Advices
received here today stated that the
little, town of Burstal, 40 miles
northeast of here, was almost
wiped out by fire last night. High
winds made the task of volunteer
fire fighters very hazardous. The
municipal offices, post office and
several other buildings were de
stroyed. -! ; , ". .
. VICTORIA. B. C. July 18
Officials of the forestry service de
clared here today that British Col
umbia is faced with a dangerous
forest fire situation. All the. for
ests are parched and dry as tinder
and a small spark might destroy
millions of feet of tlmoer, they as
serted. High winds, low humidity
and stifling heat -have made the
task of fire fighters very difficult
in the interior.
SEWARD j July 18A forest
fire believed to have been started
by a cigarette thrown "away by a
trapper is raging In the Chugach
National forest in the Hope region,
about. 100 miles northwest of here,
it was reported today. Fifty men
are fighting the blaze which is
said to have swept through seven
miles of virgin forest, t W.. J.
McDonald, state forest supervisor
and a number of assistants are on
their way here on a special boat
from Cordova to take charge ct
the fighting, j
VET RELIEF OUTLINED
CAKE OF DISABLED MEN PRE
PARED FOR BY LEADER
WASHINGTON. July 18, (By
Associated Press.) -John W. Ma
han, newly elected national com
mander of the disabled American
veterans outlined in a statement
tonight the alms of his organiza
tion in behalf of soldiers of the
world war. Outstanding among
them are:
Reinstatement of lapsed gov
ernment Insurance on two months'
payments and the remaining fig
ure held against, the face value of
the premium upon death.
, A permanent medical service in
the veterans' bureau modeled gen-
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A "supreme effort" to have
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A fight against absorption of
the veterans' bureau In projected
department of relief and educa
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Kunnort of "every reasonable
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Arrested tuberculars to be com
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ing In a manner to guard against
a return of their disability.
RACING CAR INJURES
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MACHINE SKIDS AXD PLUNGES
THROUGH SPECTATORS
GRAND FORKS. N. D.. Julyj 18
(By Associated Press.) A doz
en persona weer hurt, two critical
ly, when a racing automobile driv
en bv Ray Claypool of Chicago
crashed through a fence and Into
a crowd of spectators at the North
Dakota state fair grounds todajr.
Claypool's car skidded when he
attempted to avoid hitting
other driver.
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FLOODS KILL HUNDREDS
RIVER IX, KOREA OX RAM
PAGE; FOOD IS SHORT
' TOKYO. July 18 (By J
LssO-
elated Press.) A few wireless re
ports received from Korea concur
that the flood in Seoul capital of
Korea, is unprecedented especial
ly in the suburb of Riuzan which
Is situated along the . Han river
In tre southern .part of the ilty
This district was flooded owing to
the failure of the embankments
after the river had risen more than
35 feet. , . .
; Telegraph communications
apparently completely severed
are
and
It is not yet possible to observe
casualties but the newspapers
the
re-
port that hundreds lost their lives
and thousands were rendered
homeless and are In distress
ing to the lack of food. The news
papers also report that thousands
of acres of rice land were ruined.
There is no signs of weather clear
ing up.
It is reported that the city; of
Seoul is without light, water or
gas.
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POLAR SHIP IS REPAIRED
McMillan expedition oxce
MORE READY FOR TRIP
WASHINGTON. July 28 (By
Associated Press,) A radio mes
sage received tonight by the Na
tional Geographic society said the
MacMUlaa' Arctic ehrp Bowdoln
again Is ready for the sea and
she probably would leave Hope-
dale, Labrador, tomorrow morn
Endowed with Modesty
HOW DIFFERENT from today. Women and men were
not allowed together on the same bathing beach.
In 1870.' a lady would have been overstepping the bounds
of modesty If she had sought to manage her own affairs.
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for themselves endowment Insurance that guarantees their
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FIRE KILLS TWO BOYS
! GONVICK. Minn.. July ig
(Ey Associated Press.) Two boys
were burned to deatb and their
father was burned seriously t.
tempting to save them in a tire
which destroyed a farm home near
here early today.
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