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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1926)
SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 23, 192GF 8a t'6jf$yMe$t. 'Reojrgamzed&W'-. V ft.. THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON 77 Semm i ! J Hi 5 LEAGUE" CLUB OUT Frisco Edwards Behind' Bat, ;Bartiam on Mound, Locals , :";::f "Are 'Ready ' ' " Salem : Senators will clash this aUernooA with the WOW club of " ortland.The game will be played at Oxford Park and will ; start-Jit 3 o'clock. -Salem Is con- ' sfdered' fatorlte In the 7. contest. tcMInr.Mco4ndplac In .the Great er i Pprtiand-Willamette Taller . leagued -while Lth risltors are . at the bottom of the list. ' Since last Sunday, howerer. eer tx&i changes hare been made in t the 'WOW -lineup, in last des perate 'effort to snap oat' of I the slump and rise out of the base went. With: Frisco Edwards be hind the bat, howerer, 'to help - - rarbam size them" up correctly, . w, there.l thought to be-little chance of the Portland club's putting brer . te . unexpected. v t' One of the games drawing con siderable -Interest today. Is that between the Cycols and Fulton, both Portland clubs.1 Who wll) play - on ithe ': Yaughan street : grounds. , .Should .the Fulton boys succeed in defeating the Cycols, and should Salem defeat the WOW's, the local team' wilt "be tied with the Cycols - for first place in the' league.' So , far, the Cycols hare receired only ,oae; -defeat- this season at the hauds of the Senators last ; Sun - Earl ; Kuss considered i one of . JLh'e . best , twirlers - in , the , league, will be on the mound for the rlsi ,,tors today. tBarhanv will probably jstsrt. for Salem. . . .. , "AlUtbe best players in Port land feol that this Greater .Port: , 4 1 Valley league is the fastest In. lite .state' Biddy Bishop,-man- ir set.ot .the locals, says, -and they all.want 46 Junlp. the clubs? they , are now with, and Join one T the , .league. clubs. . ? . 1 "This second round- of play will j much faster. -The Portland u. clubs .hare first -chance at these players;- and they, all : hare it In for Albany and Salem. They will , -do. their beat to keefr the pennant away from the ralley towns,; but rfce are not asleep and will rein ' f arce' if necessary. 7& if -i; ; l J rl hare aereral . good men in tight, end "when- the time is right tliey. wllt be here. ;? r ain sure the i local fans will, be pleased as they ars'bigifaroritea here in Salem! ' X-hare games Mn sight' with the ' Portland: Bearerai and the 5 Kelso rfnd Longriew teams. " ' ? .: ) . 4 I'JOODBUi TIES Grade and High School Atlv ;Metes Meet in Contest ' at Sweetiand i V.J. Wood burn high school won first flace in the . county hi? h school track meet on Sweetiand field Sat ffrday I afternoon ' SII verton high ' uime in second; Nearly erery high ichool in Jthe : county ; was repre- v sen ted.: ' " i:f l - i ; - S ; " ; -. ii Fort the' boys -the 'following ere'nts were neldr Fllty yard dash, lil 0 yard dash. 20 yard dash. 4 4 C h jard run;". 880 yard run,J 830 yard relay, 7 5 -yard low hurdles, high - amp,. broad jump, pole rault, dls ens and Jarelln.. "-. - " : - : ' 1 , -. lirenu-ifoc the girls were 50 yard dash, 10 yard dash, 440 yard i relay, - and. jhaaebali throw; k I ; v ' In the county-grade school meet - it .the morning. Bflrerton contest ants placed first, with 29 points. , Ftancn came7in7second with 26 Lift Off-No Pain! vt . 1 Doesn-H hurt? one bit! Drop a i::ts 'Freione" on - anr aching X .,pZ v .ft BBesessBMNBeBBSv . J i i torn, instantly that corn 'stops turtles;, then - shortly you lift it is-t eff : with fingers.' ' , i Yc-ar irurslit ssUs a tiny botUe t,l 'Treetone'for ; a few cents, ratr!:ient to renore erery harC t-ra; scrt corn, or com bstweea tta toes, and the foot caQtues, r '.tlc-at. soreness or irritation "S.-7. , .5 , , . . 1 i J, ' - t '.Vf -rw-r '.. : - - .J.'-rii -; . Pacific Coast W, , I, Pet. IS- .634 20 .535 21 .52J 21. .500 22 - :4S& 24 -..467 25 .4S7 26 .409 Los Angeles .-. U 1 1 . 2 Sacramento f v i , .23 HoUywbod.4.....2J Oakland '. y X -. ; vtl MUslon 1 .21 Seattle . , Portland ! f P . ,21 San Francisco . ... .IS National r- 11 w. u ; pet. uuicinnau -. . . .1 Chicago i..;.,.V Brooklyn i...;.. .;24 10T.70i .wl412 ,;.is is .soo PltUburfh .... New York-..;... Philadelphia T.. Boston .. .. h.IS 1) 1441 ."I'.ll'ZlStf ...10 23 .303 AmerlcaM iapagne Pel. .706 .618 .668 .614 .514 ;sqo .333 ."229 New York . . .2 JO Clereland i.i.J.; ''.3l;lt Washington. . .21 16 Philadelphia. . . , 1 1 gn Chicago . . . .'.,'iY. 19 18 " Detroit . J..'.Vh,::.ir 17 I Boston . ; ; . ... ..11 22': St. Louis '8"27-': pofnU and Mill City third with 1? points. ; , ; r 1 . ; : . . f Following is a 'list of erents In the grade school met-t:- " V. ' y. Bws,rents'. . & ? , Pole rault t'aiarin, , SUyton. first;: Gehlen, Stayton. second; Thomas, Stayt on, third.; 8 ft. 4 In. Broad lirapCalarlni Stayton, first, 17, ft; Lais, SUrcrton, sec ond, 1C ft. 7 in; Griddle. Aurora. aed Huddleston of Urertpn, tied for third with 16 ft 2 in. , ; 60; yard dash Eandeen, Silrer- ton first; . Byers. Woodburn, sec ond; .Lais. Sirlerton, third. , : -100.' yard " dash-Bahdeeiu Sil- kvcrton; first;. 2 Byers; ,,Woodburn, second;. Ronald,; Woodburn third. y High : jump--Calarin Stayton, nrst:. Thomas, Mai City; third! 5 n: 1 in. : 'yyy . .. ; Silrerton won first honors In the 440 yard .relay.1 t ' 7' V . :7 -7 :. iGirisVJErenra ..--rl:. y 75 yard Jash Fern ' Bacdeen, ailreTton; first:! Marie Delisnlace Hubbjtrd, second ; : Helen Johnsor of MUr City and Marie Brown oi Union, itcd for third,, 7 ,v ' 50' yurd dash-Amelia Stodolo, Mill Ctty, first: ! Marie Dellsplasse tlubbard, second; Ttnth "Larson,- SnreTtdB third- t y.? 7" --. s' i.1 ...t. r ",L' . t. - viij iuv&.urst piuvo 111. fcuc 440;yard ' relayV7f: : rTT: ' Baseball tsrow Delores Meck immon. Stoy ton, 'first, 148 Teet; iTelinaT Ball. B nbbard, second -1 4 3 i Nellie JSUswor th. ' Mill City, tha-dr 138 fewt.-y " - - - ' j , it 1! TMEfl BY WISEES St, Louis Loses 7 to 6 Clev- land Wins From Ath- ? ' etics, Score 9-5 New York 7l St. Loeds O NPWf s YORK, May 22. (By Associated Press) The Yankees stretched their winning streak to 11 straight by downing the 7 St. Louis Browns today. -7 to 6.'; Score yr.7a 'i B.H. .JL St. Louis A. 7 1 New; .Torts : i . ; .7 ;-U'47 ir,! 4 Robertson Jonoard. Zackary, Shocker and Schrang, Hargrares; Braxton Jones, Bell and Hpyt, Collins. ' ; -li-yX- .7: 7 7 : r. :, --,. . Clereland 0t .Athletics S. 1 PHILADELPHIA.--: May4 .23. Cleveland's.--one big. inning: was too . m uch for the" ! Athlet ics ) to orercome c today : when Sneaker's warriors scored- six' times ia. Uhe third on fire' hits and two errors, winning easily! 8c tot S ; 1 '. Score---.: si f 1 1' JtiHifiJ. Clereland .7"; V ; 4Vv vv t 1 4 1 Philadelphia : W 2 1: . -i v . "7: 6 "8 7 3 Shaute, Karr and Myatt. Quinn, Walberg; Ilelmach nd Perkins. Cochrane. ' - "..': Boston 18; .Chicago. S t : BOSTON. May 22.w-The White Sdx gare 13 bases 'on balls today and, Boston' finished r, its " series with Chicago by winning .14 to 8 Scow U.' 1 .R.-H. B Chicago i ... i ..... -g 14 4 Boston .f . ; . vf .114 14 . S Tharston. Faber,: Edwards, Con nally, McBeo and Crouse; Ehmke, Ruffing and Oastotn-V - :' ! " Senatore 0; Drtroit 0 WASHINGTON, May 33. With the score tied 6-aIl at the end of the. eighth ot today's game be tween Washington i and Detroit, was called to allow the Tigers to catch a tram. yffi: -f -yy Score 7 44777:R.Hi:I5. Detroit . i .-. i yyy; - g - s Washington 6 8 - 1 7.Whitehin .and; Bassler; ; KeUey, Bush-and RueL''r:,"'' i-- - .A' CJ' AJ . Lntfcr. ft ai'!.MW 4mm1 STRA G IT H S store. What you are looking for la jewelry- Where a child can buy as ma.tt.lv as a. min nr wnman T7 s win nin SJCimOiTD 2 Losing : Streak' Broken ; Lfn - grel Knocked From Box ; -:.V'v.by!PQrtlanders : SACRAMENTO,-May 22 (By . Bearers 3; Senators 2 t '. Associated Press) Portland stop ped Sacramento's winning streak Errors of ommtsslon caused . : the by. taking today's game 3 t6 2. downfall of the : fienatonrs after taking four straight from ; the Bearers. Lingrel pitched fine ball until the 'eighth when be was hit hard a.nT was jerked in . favor of Payne who stopped the rally. Score- J " R. HrJE: Portland t ij.V.. . 3 i 2 Sacramento V.iVi... .-2 7. 1 Lingrel, Payne and Tobin; Keating and Alley: . J ' i ' Seals 2; Angels 1 ' SAN FRANCISCO. May 22. The Seals broke up Los Angeles' winning ' streak of 13 straight games by picking off today's con test from the leagoe'leaders t tb 1. Marrin Moudy -was In line pitching form and held the Angels in cheek at all times. Los :An geles run was brought in by Mitchell on a 'passed ball. ' I ' ' Score-- ' :- " ' R. H. E. Los Angeles .7'. 1 6 0 San Francisco - . . .7; ... 2 6 "1 : Hamilton. Day and Sandberg; Moudy and Agnew. ! Hollywood 5; 3Iission 4 ; , LOS " ANGELES. May 22. Frank ODou'l.; Hollywood right fielder was the hero of one1, of baseball's dramatic situations ; in today's game, which the Stars won from the Missions 5 to In the eighth inning, with the bases full and the Stars trailing ! bj three runs. O'Doul walloped one of Oeschger's offerings into I the Mgbt.- field bleachers for a home run, giring Hollywood its winning margin ' : ,, : Score-i- R. H. . e! Missions 4 7 : 0 Hollywood ........... 5 g, x : Oeschger. Eckert and Murphy; Hulrey and Peters, Cook. Oakland 4; Seattle 3 r, OAKLAND. May 22. The Oak land ball club outplayed the Se attle Indians and, won g 12 inning BEAVER SCHAEFER'S HER13 ;AL COUGH CURE WILL STOP THAT COUGH- : On Sale Only at DRUG STORK ihe Yellow Promt ; 'Phone lot 7 " 133 North Commercial 8t- The Penslar Store CCHAEFER'Q DRUG STORK t BIRTHDAY DREAM BALLET ' " : Presented by . -. - - K - " Llrs. Ralph Wtees Danraig Academy , Auspices American Legion Auxiliary 7- r At , HEILIG THEATRE, MAY 28-27 . . Next .Wednesday and Thursday 7 7 ' Curtain 8:15 Seat Sale - ; 7 . ' Maii Orders Now -- .Tt..Box OfHcq.Open 1 : : 7. 1 Tickets $li0O - f - ' .r - i - - . .: ' To CALIFORNIA By mmm 30 HOURS TO '.;j'-.Tiirons:h Reclining Chair Car Serrice : Thrcs :7 7 Schedules Each Day With Stop Orer Privileges - . : Leavxnfi the Terminal Hotel 10 A. M.; -7:00 P. . . SAN UTTAwrrcrn On Way Round Trip ; 7fL03 ANGELES One : War Round. Trip ' For Inforaitlca Cail'At TERMINAL HOTEL t - -i. game. 4 1 . to 3 here today.- Al though the Oaks were able to pet a hit in each of the orertlme In nings, they were not able to reg ister a run until the thirteenth. , - . - - ... . .Score r . t 7.,,- R.H-E. Seattle - fc . . 7". ... ..7 3 10 4 Oakland.'. . -.7 . . ... 4: 13 ' 0 , ; Boyd, Best , and Baldwtai De laney McKeney,- Kune and Baker. ClfKIATI DEFEATS Vance Pounded Unmerciful- I lyr Pirates Stage Rally, Win From New York. , ... Reds 11; Brooklyn 3 ; i . CINCINNATI, , May., 2 2. ( By Associated Press.) Cincinnati battered. Vance, fiercely today and easily won from Brooklyn 11 to 3. i Score . . R- H. XL Brooklyn ..77 3 11 2 Cincinnati it . . . . ; .. .11 13 0 Vance and Deberry; Mays and Plcinich, Hargrares. Pirates New York 5 PITTSBURGH, May 22. Pitts burgh's ; ninth Inning, rally today netted two -rune and enabled the Pirates to take the final of the series from' the Giants by 6 to 6. ; Score; ' R. H. E. New- Tork . .7 .... 612 0 Pittsburgh . i. 6 10 3 " Fitzslmmons, Greenfield, Darles and; Snydfjr, Florence; Oldham, Morrison and Smith. - St. fouls 9; Phillies 2. ST. LOtJIS, May;227-The St Louis Cardinals celebrated Horns by. day by ' winning from the Phillies today, 9 to 2. T Scored ; Tit. H. Ei Philadelphia . ..... 2 9 6 St. : Louis ... 9 11 2 Maun. Baecht, Bentley and Hen line, Wendell; Sherdel and O'FarrelL ' Boston 7; Chicago 1 5. CHICAGO, May 22. Boston bunched hits off Alexander today and defeated Chicago 7 to 1. It was "Alexander Day' and the ret eran was presented with an auto mobile by admirers. . 7 ; Score R. H. E. Boston -. . 13 1 Chicago. . .7. .'1.6 2 ; Oenewich and Z. Taylor; Alex ander. Welch and HartnefL - th' Tuesday; - 710 A. M. PI Gallery S0c SAA FRANCISCO M l :35 Ai M. 7-1273 f STAGES unit III nun nnrnn1 is 0AC -Varsity Loses -77-54; . Ut of 0. Freshmen Defeat 61 2-3 to 611-3 ' r STADIUM, SEATTLE,- May- 23. (By Associated' Press.) Under a bright sun. on a dry field,, two Uhirersity of Washington track teams-defeated. squads from Ore gon in" this bowl today. Fire hundred-people saw the Huskies con quer Oregon Agricultural rarsity, 77 to 54 in the afternoon. The Washington freshman captured a forenoon" meet by 61 2-3 to 60 1-3 from the first year team of ! the Unirerslty'of Oregon. ' Only one record was broken, and that -was a ..stadium mark. OACs mile relay team winning In 3;24.8, two tenths of a second faster than the Husky time in the Unlrersity of Washington relay carnival last year. . James M.-Cbarterls, Seattle, na tional collegiate half mile eham pion, with a mark of 1:55.4, cut down the Aggie lead two yards in the last lap of this race, running against 'Bayard Slssion. Charteris slumped upon a bench at the fin ish, losing by five yards after ex tending himself to his limit. SEATTLE, May 22. (ByAsso ciated Press) The Unlrersity of Washington won the ' tennis championship of the Pacific north west intercollegiate athletic , con ference here today when it de feated the Unlrersity of Oregon HUSKIES WlfiFflOM tirrrin v Get Our Prices On Daco Refinishing If you want a $30, $40 or a $50 job in.Duco we have special rates for the next 30 clays. Wer will guarantee yoi better job than you can 'get in paint or varnish ' ;at the same price. - 'V.' , Only Two or Three Days in the Shop O. J. HULL, "Duco Shop" Rear Fire Department Top- Shop 267 S. Commercial f ffiP v:- - today 7 j- 'py . ; ' The Old Ocean's Only Actors ; -Conedy, Feature and News . .. BLIGH THEATRE I I 1 TODAY - MON. - TUES. r ?yt?y) mm i 11 Yoirll.cry at its pathos, laugh at its humor " "Tr - :ahd cheer at .its amazing clirhaxL i i ' ; JSESS, Leah Holt ; TOPICS fn 0JOL) rN. v- at ths : COMEDY injicVJ. TnMTtATr. 4 Pacific Coast Portland 3; . Sacramento VI. San Francisco 2; Los Angeles 1. Hollywood 5; Missions 4. . Oakland 4; ' Seattle 3. .National Lrasue Cincinnati 11; Brooklyn 3. St. Louis 9; Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh 6; New York 5. Boston, 7; Chicago 1. " ... ' y' American league New York 7; St. Louis 6. f Clereland 9 ; Philadelphia 5. Boston 1 4 Chicago 8. ' Washington 6; Detroit 6. 8 In nings, rain. racquet weilders six matches to one.- " f--: " " ' Roy Okerberg, Oregon captain. won the .only, match of the day for the visitors defeating Richard Dubois. Vancourer, Wash., 4-6, 6-4, 64.. . It was the first Inter collegiate match that the Huskies hare lost In four years. . Walter. H. Zosel, automobile tires, tubes and accessories. Vul cahlzing that holds. High quality,' superior serrice. A trial makes a customer. 198. S. Com'l. () APPROVE STAN FIELD BILL WASHINGTON. May 20 Again running counter to the adminis tration, the senate today approved tbe Stanfield. substitute for the house civil serrice retirement bill under wheh the maximum annuity would be 11200 instead of $1,000 ae proposed by the house. Dallas Local fruit men buy old Oregon Growers packing plant, and will operate same to capacity. N K It's a-Big Show! FIVE FEATURE ACTS HIPPODROME VAUDEVILLE ' ' Featuring . "Friscoe's TRAINED SEALS" s 1' tKotncaoiioir v ' . 11. c t a 1. mm (.. . - ... : v ;- ... ." ' BUT I HAVE NO Woolworth and Co.. Possession The greatest jShoe Sale in the WaIk.Overs,.ipantUevers, Stickles with Entire Stock of JphrrJi J. Rottle's sreat .; - j f IWD0(Q)K , i f- J L - II i 11 ll I You Get It All Sensational Value The Beautiful! "Spuntex" Serrice and Chiffon Hose, entire, stock goes while It jlasts at 2 pair for 11.75 or tbe pair SALE j qo PRICE Lr....... ,OOC Just in Season Now White Kid, Buck and Canvas Ladies' and Misses' Strap Pomps, Sandals, Oxfords. Also sport ox fords in white buck with black or brown calf trim. 119 pairs in the lot, while ithey last, go tomor row. Your unrestricted choice SALE j Or PRICE i OOC Ladies'! and Misses' Oxfords, j Pumps and Novelties Must racate quickly, hence this great sacrifices Hundreds of ualrs oi patent, calf and suede 4 In. hi grade footwear. This goes while It lasts for a imere fraction of its real ralue. See the bargain ta Dies. To force It outv tomorrow. cnoice ine paw only. SALE : do on PRICE 4.JZ.Z0 m urn Your unrestricted choice of Oxfords or Shoes in black and brown , calf Also Patent Leather. - . I . . . . . See our big; bargain tables load ed with hundreds of pairs of shoes to select from. :. All go away less than factory- cost. Including Genuine , WallkrOrers. The real S 10 r ralue for only 15.50, the $7.50 grade for 14.40 and tha en tire balance 7 ralues SALE $3.30 PRICE L Men' Work Shoes Herojis where) you men get 'a gen uine-all solid leather work shoe. 37 pairs, to go tomorrow, ."while they last. SALE PRICE Come early for these. $2.85 One lot leather. of bur-guaranteed solid s 7.5 Pi ralue JA Men's Work Shoes Go. . 4U What About Tomor row. ' : Come here i tomorrow, expect ing ta 4get fhe ? finest: quality footwear at a price that youll agrees is a jreai Bargain. I'll not .disappoint yon and per fect, fitting serrice goes as-usual; with - erery , pair of - shoes, sold. 1 Absolutely ererything is further reduced., including all Walk-Orers.iCantilerers, Stick les and the fnewest arrirals oh the shelf. .; Visit the Store freely without obligation ? to i bur and see for yourself the, really wonderful Bargains onl sale , here tomor row, r. , r..-; - .. " EVICTIOW HereTomorrow m ins I 7 . 7 ALTERNATIVE; Must Have Immediate history of this city forces oat A. What About the Future I're leen . In business here for fourfyears, am here to stay and will fight out tuls prob lem of going ahead. Although I're lostj one-half my store, the remaining half at No. 415 State SC. will continue and as soon as! Woolworth Co. parti tions off I shall re-build with a messanine floor and open up my larfe airy day-light base ment ail a big Economy Shoe Emporium. In the meantime my entire stock goes in this sale and you'll get the real quality shoe bargainj of a life time. ( signed ) John j. rottLe SENSATIONAL BARGAINS HERE For liadies and Misses All the new choice Norelttes g tomorrow,: A further drastU store wide reductions. Here ar a few sample prices. Valuei 17.50. 18.50 and 9 go in thi lot Including pumps, 1, 2 and 3 strap, 4lao Gores, Step-ins, etc Very srsart footwear of first qual ity. Don't fail to see this tomor row at I SALE) -7 PRICE $3:30 Beautiful Creations '&l5t'$ the Matron or the Mud .These are real stage lasts, high arch fitters in stunning styles. Full breasted spike heels and all the pdpular leathers and colors. The 1H also Includes genuine Walk-Orer oxfords and pumps in fine kid and "kangaroo, and re member that erery pair -sold here tomorfow will be expertly fitted. All 90 ralues go. Your choice SALE -7 777:. ml M A PRICE - O'sHv The Hit of This Sum mer Season : placed samples on the Vel We'r4 vet display Just Inside the en trance at 415 State St. -See these and j;hoose from 21 , different styles .and models any, one - of which; we wUl fit lor Von out of stock! All the new uninnr nnvsl. ties ind pumps. Also tie effects. com early. - ; $io values :K cc cn TOMORROW ... ipDiOU Rcid Men and Women High-Grade Hik- - ing: Boot '- wonderful , bargains, 16 tops. .-. . - .. $5.50 Most inch WARNING TO PARENTS Last Call on All Child ren's Shoesv at Give Away Prices ' Hundreds of pairs to select from on the bargain - tables. See tha big display for only SALE price tyJyyjyy $1.45 Boys' Shoes ' Hih grade lines, all golld leather an4 built Just like "Pad's" ia tan. Mack and brown. , A real sacrN Hc?i y. 7s V- 7 :'i , , ' i SALE .OA PRICE . ...00.0U SALE. OF " L?0 y.lQ-. 9 4 V , S si Vi' pairing in all Uses. . ) LIBERTY STATE- ST.