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THE 'OREGON STA1ESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1926
SUTOIS III TRIM
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I FUH BATTLE
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Game on OxforH Field. Will
Start at 3 O'Clock
. Cycols in Lead
. Safem Senat6rs will try .their
bats ragaiast Ibe members of the
Fulton club of Portland thi3 Mier
noony The game, called for 3
o'clock, will be played at Oxford
paring' So far this season the local
boys, have " had i little trouble in
disposing of the Fultons. but man
ageivBiddy Bishop has his eagle
eye on the Invaders, having no
desire to drop a game just now
when one might mean the-making
Sr ttho" ' breaking of Salem's
pennant aspirations.
With Frisco Edwards behind
the bat sizing them up and cater
ing 4o their likes-or rather dis
like& iti '-la not thoaght the Ful
tons, will be . able to torn he
tables. ' - " '
Fbrtland's club, the Cycols, are
still, leading the league. ' Today
they meet the St. Johns team at
Portland. While the latter team
is figured' by all that is dopy to
have no chance against the
league leaders, : Salem fans are
hoping for the "unexpected. A fsa
for .the Cycols and a win for Salem-would
put the local boys at
the -j; top of tho column as they
hare played ono more game than
the .Portland men. .
While no decision has been
reached as to who will start on
the "mound for Salem, Barham is
likely; to be picked as : manager
Bidgy is taklas no chances of los
ing out. . . .
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Game Will Be Played on 14th
Street Diamond No Ad
mission Charge .
Capita! City Cooperative Cream
ery. Milk, cream, buttermilk. The
Buttercup, butter has no equal.
Gold standard of perfection, 137
S. Coml. Phone 299, f ()
Everything is in readiness for
the opening, game of the season
for the Salem; Bears today at the
Bears Stadium on 14tb street. The
grounds ; have been worked ; over.
and'a fast field was predicted by
manager Roberts of the Salem
Bears. The outfield is somewhat
bad yet but will be ta'ken care of
later on.
The Swift & company team of
Portland is due to arrive here to
day. The team will have aligTil
luncheon then rest over for a little
while before the game. The meat
packers are bringing a strong nine
with them and a good close game
is expected by both managers.
; Of course, the filed net being up
there will be no admission charge
to the game.
A collection . will be taken up
to Inspire both 'teams to win.
Wrignt will hurl the first ball
for the Salem Bears In today's
game, with Roberts behind the
bat. In case needed, Gretz, the
Bears million dollar relief man,
will aldo hurl.
There will be no change in the
lineup, as was announced by Man
ager Roberts yesterday.
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Teams Salem Bears .vs Swift
ft ro.. of Portland. -
Place Bears Stadium, on 14th
street.
Time Game is called at 2:30.
Batteries Salem: Wright and
Roberts.
Umpires Carpenter and Blue.
The next game on the Bears
schedule will be at Grand Ronde
on the 13th of June. . .
Senators 4; Beavers O
PORTIANI June 5. (Bv As
sociated Press.) George Wash
ington Payne of Portland walked
Davis -of Sacramento with two on
and two out in the sixth inning to
day to get at Osborn. and Osborn
cracked 'the next pitch over the
fence. His homer with the bases
full scored the only runs of a fast
game for a 4 to 0 Sacramento vic
tory.
Score R. H. E.
Sacramento . . 4 9 1
Portland ...0 4 1
Hughes and KoehJer; Payne,
Ortman, French and Berry.
BUMPEfl FLAX CROP
0E1IS PULLERS
Bids for New Linen Mills
i-VVill Be Opened Here
' Middle of June
Jo take care of the extra large
crop. of-flax this year the board
of !dlrectors of ihe new Orceon
Linen tania, ' lnc.;"1iave: decided to
order two new flax pullirg :ua
chines. It is said that the Sax
frop will be unusually tarry "this
year and that; it will be unusually
large. Directors took. the. action
fearing that the flax would dry in
the.' fields uuljess relief wa3 given,
pirectors ; also decided to call
for .bids on the main building of
tbd, new mill The bids -will be
opened June; 1 2. . Already, eight
contractors have signified' their
intentions tcibid. -
The Ecntchlag machinery for
th4.' Stayton plant of the company
Is To be ordered immediately.
About 400 (acres are planted in
tiax. The state has 16 machines
for, pulling, bat because of the
big crop, directors decided the two
new ones would be necessary to
savoahc day.1 Evon with tne .new
machines, only the larger fields
will be pulled, it is said.. .The ma-
curses, purchased in Toronto, cost
abput 1900 each.
yibbert & Todd Electric Store.
HQjh. at Ferry St. Everything
electrical. Good service, and "low
prices are bringing an increasing
trade to this, store. - : - ,()
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TAKE OUR JERSEYS
,R6y A. Graham, Ogden. Utah,
loaded a caf load of Jerseys and
swppea tnem-iast nfgbt from Sa
lem for Ogden.-1" During the past
two ! weeks .there has been four
auction sales of Imported herds of
Jerseys. : Tlr.' Graham Zr secured
some ' from. these' sales nd then
bought priyatelv until he had e-
cured 37 very fine heifers ranging
are from six months to twenty
months. The heifers shipped are
from our best high producing
strains, the blood pi St. Haves and
Rl&da Lad of 8. B. predominating
Tkcy are all registered . Jerseys,
The. fame of, Oregon Jerseys has
spread until they are in , demand
.by the eastern buyers; At the re
cant sales there were bidders from
Washington; D. C, Montana, Utah,
and California, and mall bids from
parties in Minnesota; Texas. Michi
gan. New York and other states.
iOne bupet from, Washington, D.
,C..! has secured .over 100 head for
shipment. Some ol.thsse were
cured at the auction 'sales and the
' others from' breeders of cattle that
. did 'not hold auction 'sales. - The
I tional : attention lva Beritpf
Atoany, accompanied tne tame ou
- tb trip, while Mr. Graham return
i ed' b aniomobil. . . "
The Jerseys on the way to UUlt
. represent a bom $5V00 n value, it
they were ordinary ... brlndle cowa,
they would represent about 500.
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j: . MARRIAGE IS ATTACKED
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. . : PORTLAND, June 5. (Br As-prH-t
'rT. MnniciTM Jn4te
rederick y Stadter today tiled
sujt" for annulment of the mar
riage of his daughter.Freda Jose-
phine SUdterrnd" , Theodore C,
; Riggs, who were wedded at, HIUs
j, boro June 1, In an elopement.
Riggs la Jail charged with ab
d acting a female child under 1
j-cars of age.v'-iV":'":-. ' .
PHILLIES LOSE BBIH
GAMES TD ST: LOUIS
Philadelphia Drops to Last
Placs in League btanaing;
Boston Wins
Kt. LkmiU 4-7: Phillies O-l
PHILADELPHIA, June 5 (By
Associated Press) PJhiladelphia
dropped into last place In the na
tional league todav bv. lqsine a
double header to the Cardinals. 4
to O and 7 to 4. Hornsby nit a
home run with one on base in the
first inning of the opening fray
Rhem and O'Farrell; Knight,
Ulrieh. Pierce "End Heftlthe-," '
, H. Bell and O'Farrell; Mitchell.
Maun and Henline.
Boston 5; Reds 1
BOSTON. June 5 The Braves
made it three straight over Cin
cinnati today, winning 6. to 1. It
was the team's fifth consecutive
Victory. '
Luque. May and Hargrave Pic
inich; Benton and J. Taylor.
New York 1; Brooklyn O
NEW YORK, June 5 Parrel's
double in the ninth inning scor
ing Southward, gave the Giants a
1 to 0 victory over Brooklyn to
day.
Petty and O'Neill; Greenfield
and Snyder.
PITTSBURGH, June 5 Chica
go-Pittsburgh, postponed ; . rain.
DRAMATIC PICTURE
IS ATTHE OREGON
"Bride of the Storm," Fea
turing Dolores Costello,
Is Dream of Sea
"Bride of the Storm," the J.
Stuart Blackton production for
Warner Bros., opens today, at the
Oregon theatre.; and will be shown
also on Monday and Tuesday..
The story concerns a lovely or
phaned, girl (Dolores Costello)
who has been brought up by three
Dutchmen, owners of a lighthouse
near where she and her mother
The leopard cannot
change his spots but
we can knock the
spots out of your
clothes.
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I DEFEATED
BY SENATORS 4 TD D
Error in Judgment. Brings
in Tiiree Runs; beals
Crack Los Angeles
Seals 7; AngeU 3
L.OS ANGEL.ES, June 5.-
Three home runs off Earl Hamil
ton gave the San Francisco Seals
a 7 to 3 victory, over the Los An
geles Angels here today. Averill
hrt the first circuit clout in the
first inning with two on that put
the Seals off to a lead that tho
Angels could not overcome. Kil
duff and Brower hit the other
two homers.
Score R. H. E.
San Francisco 7 9 0
Los Angeles 3 10 0
Mitchell and Agncw; Hamilton,
and Hannah.
CLEVELAIIP01DS'
HIES 15 TO 3
Ruth Gets. 19th Homer; Sen
ators Triumph Over De
troit Aggregation .
Cleveland 15; New York S
CLEVELAND. June, S. (By
Associated Press.) Cleveland hit
New York pitchers hard today and
won, 15 to 3.' "The Indians made
a triple play ia the seventh in
ning. Babe Ruth got his 19th
homer of the season in the third.
Score R. H. E.
New York 3 6 3
Cleveland : 15 19 3
Pen nock, McQuaid and Collins;
Buckeye and Sewell.
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Sacramento 4 ; Portland 0.
San Francisco 7 ; Los Angeles 3.
Misxton Hollywood 6. .
Seattle 10; Oakland 5.
'National League
St. Louis 4-7; Philadelphia 0-4.
Boston 5: Cincinnati 1.
New York 1; Brooklyn 0.
Chicago-Pitsburgh, rain.
SPIRIT OE GOOD
WOMAN PASSES ON
Amerk-an Leafrne
Cleveland 15; New York 3.
Washington 8; Detroit 4.
Chicago 8; Boston 2.
Philadelphia 10; St. Loais 1.
Senators 8; Detroit 4
DETROIT, June 5. Washing
ton opened a three game series
with Detroit, with an 8 to 4 vic
tory today.
" Score R. H. E.
Washington- 8 15 1
Detroit . . 4 8 2
Coveleskie and Ruel; Johns and
Manion.
Missions ; Hollywood 6
SAN FRANCISCO. June 5.
The Missions defeated Hollywood
today 8 o 6, largely through the
efforts of Ike Boone, right field
er, who lifted two homers over
the fence, each time with two
me non base. The second circuit
clout sailed over the houses out
side the park and fell into the
street, a matter of 400 feet away.
Score R. H. E.
Hollywood 6 8 1
Missions 8 8 0
Fullerton, O'Neill and Peters;
Ludolph, Oeschger and Walters.
Seattle lO ; Ouks S
SEATTLE," June 5. After get
ting off to a good start by scor
ing fight runs in the first two in
nings, Seattle, defeated Oakland in
i baseball game here today 10
to 5.
Score
Oakland
Seattle
Krause. MeKenry and Baker;
Ramsey and E. Baldwin.
R.
5
10
H.
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E.
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had been shipwrecked. In order
to win her huge fortune, the
scheming old grandfather (Ty
rone Power) plana to -marry her
to his idiot grandson Hans (Otto
Mattieson). His own son Piet
iSheldon Lewis), decides he
wants to marry the girl himself.
and Faith's life is made up of hor
rible quarrels: w -. . . . v
Finally, when they have sent for
a justice to marry Faith to Hans
to definitely settle matters. Faith
meets a handsome young American
naval olflcer, Dick Wayne (John
Harron), who has come to mend
a broken cable. Dick falls in love
with Faith and after a series of
thrilling fights and daring rescues,
the three cruel Dutchmen are
killed, and the. girl taken to hjer
native Maryland, and to happiness.
Chicago H; Boston 2
CHICAGO, June 5. The White
Sox batted Howard Ehmke off the
mound today and defeated Bos
ton, to 2.
Score R. H. E.
Boston . 2 5 2
Chicago 8 13 0
Ehmke and Bischoff ; Lyons and
Grabowski.
Athletics lO; St. Louis 1
ST. LOUIS, June 5. The Phil
adelphia Athletics cuthlt the St.
Louis Browns and won today, 10
to 1.
- Score R. H. E.
Philadelphia 10 14 1
St. Louis 1 5 2
Groves and Cochrane; Girard,
Jonnard, Falk and Dixon.
Portland The Oregon-Washington
Sugar company plans to build
a $1,250,000 sugar reflnery bere.
Pacific Coast
Team W. L.
Loa Angeles .......35 22
Oakland . . 29 27
Mission ...... . 30 29
Sacramento 30 29
Hollywood .30 30
Seattle 30 31
Portland 27 33
San Francisco ...... 2 5 34'
National League
Team W. L.
Cincinnati 29 19
Pittsburgh ....... .25 18
Chicago . . 24 20
St., Louis . . .'. 26 25
NewYork .24 24
Brooklyn 22 22
Boston .17 27
Philadelphia 17 29
American Leafrue
Team W. L.
New York 34 13
Philadelphia 29 21
Washington . 25 22
Chicago ...... .26 23
Cleveland 25 24
Detroit 25 25
SX, Loui3 16 32
Boston 13 34
Pet.
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Pet.
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Pet.
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Game Called
2:30 P. M.
INTRODUCTION GAME
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only be told the amazing orice hf thi Rmrh.rri tha nint
fact that a PAIGE can now be purchased for only $1295 will convince V
you that it would be sheer folly tq expect greater value elsewhere.'
Larger and roomier than roost sedans ; passengers enter be leave the ;
reariwithout disturbing front seatoccupanW ;The Brougham is
finished in two tones of gray lacquer, upholstered in soft, lustrous -and
long weanng materials. - 'p j-V'': i H
After youVe seenuand driven this Broughuybdni iowdennlteiy -
that you simply can't buy nxautomcAiie for
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Mrs. Lewis E. Judson Died at
the Family Home Here
Last Evening
mother anjV good neighbor, as a
wide circle wUl tesury. r me dua
son family haa been prominent In
Salem ever aince the early mis
sionaries founded this city.
Va ira atatA rlrstributOrS for the
Vikine tires and tubes. Malcom
Tire Co., cor. Court & Com L
Drive In for your tires.
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whan von think of-cards then
think of Pattons Book Store. Any
style of Greeting Card, will be
round there, and exclusive too. t-
Mrs. Lewis E. Judson at the
family home. South Summer and
Judson Btreets, at 5 o'clock last
evening, June 5, 1926, aged 40
years." Besides her husband, she
leaves three children, Emma, aged
11, Lewis B. Jr., 8, and Philip, 4
Mrs. Judson had been a long suf
ferer from chronic asthma. . Her
maiden name was Minnie Harck
born at Euclaire, Wis. There are
three sisters in Salem. Mrs. E. A
Draper. Mrs. John Jossi, and Mrs.
L. B Judson.
; Unless a sister in "Wisconsin de
cides to come and requests a de
lay, the funeral will be held on
Tuesday at the Leslie M. E. church
in charge of the pastor. Rev.. J.
Willard Deyoe and Rev. R. C
Black well, a former pastor, by
whom the Judsons were married
1 6 years ago at Oregon City, where
he was pastor then. , The inter
ment is to-be in the City View
cemetery. '".': .
Mrs. Judson was originally a
member of the German Lutheran
church, but transferred to the Les
lie M. E. church and has long been
a fiathful member and loyal work
er In that congregation, represent
ing a high type of Christian char
acter. She was a loving wife and
(BRADITATI2J' AIU2 ASSIGNED
ST. i LOUIS. June 5. (By As
sociated Press. Assignment of
graduates- fronLahe . Concord a
Lutheran seminkry and Concordia,
semlnaxyr? SptfpEtleldV .an
nounced yesterday at a .council of
district.' presidents . nl faculty
members include, J. Schmidt, of
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