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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1926)
' h '-. t. . . . ... . . - - "rrrrTTTTeT A V H V"VT XTTXT" If AV rt lOfi -' i - - - - ' ' "Z. . , ' . . - -t THIS Ull&UUX frlAlfclAJN, bAUjl, UKfrliUiM - ----- . . . , muuouni ' I- ; ... .1 JEfflS DEFEATED BYSETMT0RSBTO2 - rUinpire Ryan. Has, Hard Time With Portianders; Angels Trounce beais j.7 . Senators 41; Beavers 3 ' - i SACRAMENTO,! May. If (By Associated fPress.) Sacramento : made It two in a row- over the Portland Beavers here today be ; bind, the airtight pitching of Lefty Vlncl, whd allowed but four sale ' , blows. , The score yra 6 to 2 Doc ProthroT waa ejected - from the .' fcame for throwing a ball at Urn f plre Ryan .: Mangum also had iiiany words vrith (he same'- gent g fpd the i gTe jwas JEeBt pepped up ify the constant scrapping of .the ? fBeaVera,; r - "(M " " T ' I llSeore ; .: -f '7 R. H. JS. "Portland i 2 42 "Sacramento .-..... ' 6 8 2 Mangnm, Lingrel and Berry; . Vinci and Koehler. f.'; (oAnsels 1; Seala 6 . . SAN FRANCISCO, May 1.4 frhe Loe - Angeles' baseball clmb overwhelmed the ' San ' Francisco Bealt IS to 6 In i ftme here; to il ay 1 The Angels ran up a f oar run lead tnthe first Inning and kept up the good work, getting five runs in the second and four i Dto the third. i Crocket and Jolley poled homers for the Seals. ; - , Los Angelea .. . 18 21: ' 0 San Francisto - 8 'IS: 6 Crandaira"nd Sandberg;' Mitch ,UiGrtiriflL, Crockett and Agnew. Hollywood 4 : Allssloas O J uUti XXGELE3. May 19-Hol lywood ruLJta. winning streak to five consecutive games by shotting - ut'tld Missions here today, 4 to - 0. In the second game oi tbe series. rank.i Shellen barb, Hollywood spltballer, held the Missions- to four, scattered." hits, while -Frank Zoellers. Hollywood outfielder; was '- . the batting: star, knocking out two homers. j j;'. t'Wirz . r : - " h ', t. i Score iJt c . -a R.' H.1 E. . Missions 0 : 4 " , 0 i i i Hollywood W- , 4 -T I 0 s ,. m Ludolph and LIurphy; Sbellen- l . : bwh and. Peters. -i- Seattle 4 r Oakland O ?.;. OAKLAND, May 19. The Se . . tittle Indians made it two straight ...Vf.Ju over Oakland today, winning J, to 0 Bob ; Hasty blanked the ."..borne" J defenders with five bits, '-while his team mates piled; up 12 ! . a outs against three' Oak pitcbers. . Score-H ' ' ' K. H. E. Seattle 'f.:..,- f - 4 12 K i Oakland .U.::.4 0 . 5'. -2 1 Hasty and Jenkins; McHenry,' Gould and Baker. " -The Commercial Book Store has ; everything you need In books and stationery- and supplies for v the school, office or home, at the low i e?t possible prices. - r i ? ' Butter Brpwn Shoe, Store. High . class, stylish looking, comfort giv ing, long .wearing shoe for the ' least money.' Go and be convinc ed. 125 North Corn! St. ' () ;The Cherry: City Baking- Co. v bread, pies and cakes are of high - est quality. , ; One of Oregon's most .sanitary bakeries. Visit it. Worth , 'while.. A Salem show place. ( GDIFFJTFJ) C7 CECiaTI 5-1 Dbnohue -Holds Rivals to 2 Hits; Pirates .''.Win FrornK New York 6 to 3 Reds Si llitokly'i?.,;..i,.'t t CINCINNATI.- May 19r-(By . Associated. Press) Held itct two u. hite-byPete -Donahue, Brooklyn . loit today to Cincinnati, S to 1. , i . .-Scoro - - - - - R H. E. I Brooklyn .,.... 1 :2 1 f Cincinnati- ?. : . . . . . i v ' S 9 2 - iPetty and'Hargravcs; Donohue aijd.Picinich. - M '. r-. I i.3. -! .. - . " .Xi.t. t.. ,1 T Pirates ; New York S -1 s ; "PITTSBTJRGHi'May 19. By yis soclated Press) Pittsburgh f won the opener 6f a series with the Giants today, tlx to three. , ; , v.score i' R H. E. . New York 3 10 0 Pittabnrgh 0 i i . Scott and McMnllen, Snyder; -; Aldridge and Smith. Gooch. i ?- ;. t ; ' r ;;; ' " ' - "" t-. f , . .r ' ; 1 Phinies 9; SU ImoH 3. : ' . r; '.- ST." LOUIS, May 19 By As - eoclated : Press) A ninth Inning rally fell short today and the St. .. Trfuts Cardinals lost to the Phll--i lies,. 8 to 2.' y . f 's 7 f --j ' Score -.-'f v? iaist Ri-- H B-. Philadelphia . 4 vi ..W 8 11?; 1 : St. LOUIS : .'. .. .j2 8. 2 ..; Carlson and ? Wilson; Haines an1 p'Farrell. U . r ' . . ? - - .' wa Sa . - e -"- ' " '" 4 CHICAGO, May.-19. (By Asso, elated -Press) Boston bunched hits today on Bill Plercy and , de feated Cticago, 6 to , 2 in the tlrBt game of, the series. - Ecore-- V " R. II. 1!. : rr'Ta ,,. ., 8 ,2 c: -:i ... J, 9 l I.;ira t3 Tylcr; risrcy.-C-Iztz.a and Ilartictt, ..." - . ; (VBEESi DEFEAT ST. LOUIS Win . 6 jb; 2; .Babe. Butlvft cures Two Homers r Total;. , Tor. Year. Now J 4- 1 New York A; St. Ivoula 3 .NEW YORK, May 19. (By A$f soclated; Press )The J Yankees won their eighth consecutive game today defeayng the Browns S to 2, Babe Ruth hanging, up his 13th and 14th home runs of the year off r Pitchers Zackary and Balloa. Score j .f , It. II. ."E. St. Louis . . . -. . 2 -1 t New .York.... . 7 ' 3 Zackary. Balloa and Schancr: Ktoyr and Collins. " r" " : - , f Cleveland 6; Athletics 5 . . V PHILADELPHIA, , - May , l0 Speaker's double in the' ninth in ning scored two -runs, pulledto dayf' game out of the fire n for Cleveland enabling" them, to de feat the Athletics. 6 to,5 ; Score ' - R;'1I.-E. Cleveland . . 11. .V.fvf " 1 Phfladelphla j . ; : . ' "r 0 Levesen, Shaute and L. Sewell; Grove and Cochrane. ; Chlcaso Oj Boston, 7 BOSTON, May 19 -A seven run rally in-the fourth InnJng . jrajua L big factor, in ChJLcapp's'f, to .Tvic- tory, over Boston here today; i '( score-.- r?:-rA-.-FiiB.. Chicago -v. .Vl'O.:.-- 9 12;i.4) Bostons. . . J ; V'? V?w;l Lyons andtSchAlkMyatlf !tUt se,- Welser and Gaston. ' '. x Detroit 6; .Senators .T ;'WXsmNGtON;a4Dfi troit took the' 'opening; game here today from Washington C to . Score ' ' - R.'H.! E. Detroit ..r, i . J. 5. ;U, o Washington j lis. ,.0: 6 0 Johns and BaslerfBatih, Mbr rell, Ogden and RueSeyerekl. E i : z. . ' .j :k For IS Professional Welterweight Chainpionship - oi the World . ' .The Police. Cazette Diamond Studded Beit will be at stake!. " . : Robin Reed Corvallis, Oregon , s 'i. Western Welterweight Champion ' . ' 1 ;-v VS ,' j : Jack Reynolds r' - , C: ' : - . Columbus, Ohio t . . , "WorltTs Welterweight Champion Bryant Park ALBANY, OREGON Auspices American Legion 3500 good SMtt nsdr favcr 83.S0.$2.20. ft.65. r (Tsmc pricf tnclod wt Ux.V Don't .miss the great Military Tournament - at J .-f.V- ; J.:.; Cwallis, Stay 29th t ' ' - SIM ' a . 'raX ' "'" ,---.- - - I.-:, .5.,.';-! , ; v j-.j . 'nits.-') .' . . :' -" - ' i THE AMUPiDSEN POLAR FLIGHT More thrillinz than a ; thousand dramae OPFOBUTY ROOM AIDS fffl PUPILS Kiwanis Club Hears of Work Conducted In Interest of. , Students Salem""tKIwanIans were told of the special , work being done for students who do not get along in the regular classes and are sent to' the opportunity rooms at their luncheon Tuesday. ; i ' Mrs. ; Zuren explained f some thing of the work, and related specific cases" that-have come un der -her observance In the oppor tunity room at Grant school. . . . "Some of the Inability -to iget along is due entirely to sickness, she said. ''Some is "doe to more unfortunate reasons, t f ; "The child who isn't smart enough to keep up with tbe regu lar classes usually wants to be a smart aleck. This Is not malici ous; It is merely his way of try ing to covers up his defect." ;' Lillian Schroeder of the. special room at Parrish explained other phases of the work.. . '' - t j-.i:7k r rr-"! I Mrs. II. P. Stith. millinery. Most beautiful hats in Salem:? all shapes and colors: fall stock from .which to make fine selections. Best quality. .'333 State St." ) 1 ii -, i C. S. .Hamilton sFurnlture Co 340 Court. Don't fail to see the famous day bed and de luxe bed spring. Rome quality. r Refriger ators. Opal ranges, electric stoves, Armstrong linoleum.,. Every room made beautiful and attractive, at small coot. L . X (J. Tbe Dixie Bakery leads on high class "breads, pies, . cookies and fancy baked supplies of every kind Best by test.- - Ask old customers. 439 Court St."' '.. ; .' . . () the - . r Saturday r May 29 Kln aistea 9 p. at. Bsrve4 mU: Writ or phone atat MUiay, 63 l-B, albaay, Qro. ' 1 . 1' ; - 4i S'T-LIN'6 i i- - y ... ? 0BE60 DELEGATES 0FK11IP Douglas Memorial Bridge Dedication Opens Bed- v ; woods Highway Members of the state board of control : and the state highway commission returned! ; here ;Wed nesday from Del Norte, Cel.. where they attended the dedication' of the . Douglas memorial bridge which spans the Klamath river on the route of ' the Redwoods high way between. Grants Pass and, San Franciscc ' '"""'"" Governor Richardson and mem bers of the Calif ornlaT state high way commission - also, attended the dedication.'; ; 1 ; t ';; ; ;' ; The Oregon delegation' at the dedication ceremonies returned to Salem by way . of Gold ; Beach, 'urry county, Marshfleld and Rose burs;. :- ' j V'- ? ; :' Governor Pierce of Oregon and Governor Richardson, of Califor nia were the principal speakers at the dedication. Tbe bridge is approximately ,1200 feet" in length and cost 1475,000. Henry O. Miller, 184 B. Com'l St.,: where most people prefer to get their auto parts for all makes of ears. Trade there and make savings on all auto parts. () The Capital Bargain' House and CaplUl Tire Mtg Co., and Mike Auto Wrecking. Three in one. Bar gain center of Salem. Thousands of bargains IL Steinbock, propri etor. 218 Center, i . ( : A S S v.- ET - .... - : ..v....;;,. . , . .. - . , . . - -. . . . ... . "" ' ' :. ILIfiUML 10 FSLL Arnold Bennett Hall '.to As . sume Dutes or Celebra v ' tion's Opening UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. Eu gene, kMay 1 9 t Special. ) Inaug ural of Arnold; Bennett Hall, new president of the University of Ore n, wil be held Monday; October 18, the first day of the semi-centennial celebration, according to a decision reached by the committee. Negotiations are in progress for an installing- officer, but no defi nite selection has been made. The committee announced that an out standing national figure would be brought to the campus. : Nelson & Hunt, druggists. Lib erty and Court. Convenient for your every day drug needs. Toi let articles; ; druggists' - notions, doney saved on fountain pens. ) Mrs. H. S. Stith, millinery.. Most beautiful selection in Salem. Su perior quality and low price will bring you back, with your friends. The' place of welcome and service. 333 State St.' ' ' ) Pearcy Bros, have the finest garden, lawn and flower seeds. Poultry supplies and fertilizers. Lowest prices. Seeds of high quality. 178 S. Commercial St, () Nash Furniture Co. takes the lead with- low prices on chairs, rockers, tables wood and steel beds springs, mattresses. Saves yon 25. 219 N. Com'l. () For sale at all Company stations and at the best independent dealers IV 1 JA - O C I A T r I 'eS&i-'r I f 1 II Pacific Coast Team ; Los Angeles Hollywood -. . . , Sacramento . . , Oakland Seattle' ..V.". . Mission ...... Portland' ...... San Francisco -. W. L. ..24' 14" ..23 19, ..21 19 ..19 20 ..20"22 ..19 21 .-20 23 ..17 24 Pet .632 .537 .528 .487 w;478 .475 .465 .415 . National , Team- , Cincinnati ... . . . Brooklyn I ...... Chicago .... . Pittsburgh . St. Louis . . . . . New York . . . . . . Philadelphia . : Boston . . . League W. L. : ...21 10 ...17 11 ...It 115 ...16 14 . ...15 18 ...14 if . . .12 18 ... 9 21 Pet .677 .607 .607 .617 .455 .453 .400 .300 American League ' Team New. Yor kT,.';", Cleveland . . Washington W. L. v 2 2 -' -. H ....18 13 ....20 15 Pet .710 .581 .571 .645 .529 .500 .300 .260 Philadelphia . . . .... 18 15 Chicago , . . .... 1 8 ' 1 Detroit , . ...16 16 Boston ' 9 21 St Louis .1. 1. . . ; , 8 24 ' The Electric 'Restaurant serves elegant meals and lunches. Try them; you will come again and bring your friends. Best in Salem. 479 State St v . () FOR REPRESENTATIVE Ballot No. 41 (Paid Adv) l Start Stride jfiiiisK itJfm. r.: .li n fr . . ii Ti . ii It takes iiii isf uiBec Wheiiyou use Associated Gasoline you f get a motor-fuel performance wanted by 999 out of every 1000 motorists. You -geta perfect co-ordination :of these e$- - entiai results: 1 quick narBngaccbrd- v ing to seasonal demands 2 jfull stride of ; . power 31 mileage. It pays! tp sticlc to v Associated: more miles to the gallon: every ' mile a satisfactory gUneorricnce E D 0;'l'L Sustained Oualitv Products Sacramento 8; -Portland 2. Lbs Angeles U; San Francisco 6 HoUywpod ,4; . Missions; 0. Seattle 4;-Oakland 0. National League Cincinnati 5 J Brooklyn 1. Pittsburgh 6; New York 3; , Philadelphia) 6 ; St Louis 2.-y.; Boston 5; Chicago 2.- : . . American League ti i New York 6;! St, Louis t.'-i. .) Cleveland ;1 Philadelphia 5.. ' Chicago 9 ; Boston, 7. t ' I Detroit 6; Washington 0 The Man's Shop saves you a fen dollar - bill oa -every quality suit Shirts, hats, ..ties,, collars, - High grade clothing-, perfect fitting, long wearing, t 418 State. - () ':C'-0 ;'M'P A MEliOFE! Good-bye, sore feet, latrniaz feet, wollen feet, swear feet, smcUsis; feet, tired feetf '', . Good-bye cortw, callouses, bunions and raw spots. I No more shoe tight sets, no more Ilmpinf with pain or drawtngr vp yew , face .ih sgeny. -TizT is magical, acts right off. Tut" draws ott all the poisonous exudations -which puff ? the feet Use Tlx nd forffCt your:, foot misery. Ah! how comfortable yotn feet feeL A few cents buy bc tu : al airr draa department store. . Don't t suffef Hive ood feet, glad feet, feet that never swell, never hart, never get tired. A year's foot comfort guar anteed or money rcfonded. . State lets contracts for, 25 miles of .highway- in Coos, Benton and Klamath counties,' for 8167,009.' It's Time to re With 0I1S Ask Any Fisk User Smith & Wadriiis Telephone 44 a : -Court at High Street i. ---4 . i . - -t - NiY Re-ti isk Ballo ET , . V (: t KrviBtv.:".. . I ....... .... t'J ''4