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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1926)
Elect, . Takes '. Honors in Commiit on - Mounds Tom Lmeslew. 71 rT v $ n I t ft 4i mum SET W PaJrinss for text : Week's Event Announced by t": Brazier C. Small . Toss Uresler. playing one of his bet 'games., came throagh aa : EeadaJItt i3 oce- of the etiflest tape itioa rosads erer placed at th. IlUhee country dab w Su- tfay- - " . - The course to, la excellent shape and soise 'exceedingly low score were- turned f for the l?reideSt's lew girew byj X. II. A palr'ef In ported golf bMe glTea Jjy the C P. Bishop store here wW le awarded la the ruaaerHrp. J-j I Braxisr C. gam 11. ia charge: of the ; tournament. announced the following pairing to be played be . fore, next Sunday night: Tom Lfresley, P. D-.Qoia6ary; Daryl iroctor, Oaa J. Pry; T. C- Hoorer, Ralph A. Jackson r 7. J- Elliott. rX? BL Toan: ; Carl CabrSelaoa, Lake GUI: O. T. Franklin. Don V. "iMy; Brtyinan"TSoise, Georgs JJrewn ; if- H,, t Grady. Curtic roes; ' Oaia '-OlsoaJ 'bye; P. W. Steusloff. bye; Brarier C Small. ye;" O. L. Fisher, R. Lee Wood; r. 'HLyteL Paul H-ne ricks; Jaek Lu'ker, Tom Wolgaaott; p. V. Eyre c Joe Welder; .'Jsadore Creenbanm. L, liy Daughter ' Alt matches nast.be played off iby. Sanday Bight or they will be forfeited. - t ' - ;A ladies eeceleetic scoreboard with the respective band tea pa baa bea poatad oa the clubhouse porch for the coming season - so , tha ladle may start t a rains fa - the score at. osc. . - - : I , ' :- For that next rubber stamp try Fatloa's Book Store theft stamps 'make dear Impressions also 4lek drying stamp pads. ' () t - 'All sizes Fedefal Cords and ' Ualloona at Malcolm's Tire Shoo. ' 10 K. Commercial, distribator for -Jlarion Polk ' and Mnltaomab Panties. - ) OD'TIIS SEC0;j POSIT1071 VlnFfom: Chicago .5' to' 2; n Philadelphia AtWetics e; TYin : From;Boston :.; I ! - Jw----ss.- '-' yr - r - . . . Cles-elaavd 5; -Cliicago 2 ; CHICAGO Jane 21 (By, As soiatod: Press ).-Clereland took asd lspated possesaioa of second 'place today br breaklnt: the tie ?rblcb,it sbared-wJthCblea;o ia " yaaias the first .game- of, the aeries- here $ t'-f- fi I ' ' rcore .T7.r - -,B-iH.? E. Clcyeland 5: II 0 -Cileago 2 a ' 0 bante and Myatt; Thomas, Ed' irirds and Crouse. GraboirikL 1 PHILADELPHIA, Jane 21. It Vtbok elerea Innings. for the Phila tdelpbla Athletics to beat , Boston t today ;7 to Ehmke, traded to Philadelphia by B o s t o n, was knocked oat of tbe box Mn the : fourth Inning by his former team "is ales bat the Msckmes kept erer lixftlnglr at it and voa the game. - rfeore - ' R- H. E. Bettoa e,l$ 1 . Philadelphia ... . . . . 7 12 0 f 'Zahnlser. "Raffia and Gaston: .Efcmiee, ; Wmis, jRommell and Cofhraae."'r;'f-;f - ,;J"-J', r r f DETROIT, Jane 21 j Warner's 'double' In the tenth 'scoring- Hell -cp&n.r who bad walked, gave De troit a iWtetory oyer St, Loals today. - '.1L.,2., . r ' " :j -. i, "iScore;4fi:,: R. II. E. .Eti Xoals . . -v - 4101 "Detroit -.. ;.. S - 1 - "Zaehary and HargraTe; s Wells -and Manlon, WoodalL . . --Hare , you : tried r Better Tet Bread? " If yea baren't yoa don't : kooar. what you're missed. ' 1 Ask ; your grocer, he knows. ' , I ) SHI11DS DEFEAT SlJOZa 0 TO 2 Russell Pitches Tight Game ".Allowing 9 HUs,: Sup - 5 port Is Goodi . The Salem Senators voa "a- to 2 fro 21 the St Johns Bears ia Port land yesterday. KosseU pitched a tight game,' aI2oariag only - three bits, and received blar league sap port'tbrougsoat: ' The game was eoBSidered one of -the - beat of the seaso& ETery man on the team hasUed, 1 . . . x v 'L. . ..' '? H, U Stiff Parattars Co.. lead ers la completa brme fareitSlaga, priced to make yoa tie earner. The store that stadles your erery need and ia ready to meet it,' abaolaxely erai splits'' TOGHSiES Boston Takes First Game of Doublfiheader: Reds Win ; From Ch!cagarr-i . v . r - l - j . . ; - - - - , Brooklra 7S; Bostoa BOSTOX.' Jaae 21.r (By dated Press). The Brooklyn Robins dlrided a doublebeader with the Boston Brares today, winning the second game f to 4 after, dropping aa elerea Inning opener, -t ' - J 'j ' i- First game , H. E- Brooklya. T 10 S Bostoa V.v.ir-vv.Vv S 1 0 Vaaee, 1 Ehrhardt aad'Har. grares; klorridge, Baztoa and J. Taylor." " r- --- -- - - - - Second game: ; , K- : H E. Brooklya j. . 14 2 Bostoa ....s.:., 4?1$ J - Barnes and ONe0; Cooney aad Gibsoa. i . j J- f i Rede : CbJcago S t -:' CINCINNATI, June 21. Cin eiaaati nosed out Chicago C to S ia a 1 inning: game today: the longest contest oa -the local lots this seasoa.: i - - : Score : - 7 . JEUi;. E. Chicago P' S It t Cincinnati -; . ...-i.-i . J7 1 : MOlstead. Piercyr and KaH&ett; Rixey, May. . Nehf,, Donahue, aad Hargrare, ' Pielnich. Wingb.; Ptraes 18; Bt. Ixmisll . PITTSBURGH, June 21.-Tbe hitting" of PaolWaaer,--irho-mad a triple.. a double and two .singles. featured x Pittsburgh's. 13, ; to 111 Tictory orer .St. - Louis, todsy. i Score j ; - R- .H; E- St. Louis , 11 14 2 Pittsburgh -13 14: S R h e m, Jobasoa, Relnaarat. Sothoroa, j HonUiager, Hallahaa and OTarrell; . .Meadows, Tde, Kramer and Gooeh, Speaeer. - '- New York 10; PbUlles 3 NEW - YORK, ' Juae 21. The Giants pounded .their way to an easy Tictory orer the Phillies to day 10 to 2. ' ' . ' . Score . . R. II. E. Philadelphia . ....... . 3 ". 4- , 2 New York .... ...... .10, IS 1 Mitchell and Henllne, Jonnard; Scott and Force, Mcilnllea. C. P. Breitbaupt, florist and decorator,: 123 N. Liberty. Phone 3 S 0. Flowers, halbs, coral : do- signs for an occasions. Pioneer aad leader la Salem, - ) m t " iiMsssiiii - sssaaaw m a tw ? ' - ; cr II t I 'lt-t i - i ' "ff! y-r.. , . -- " . : Economy, Thru QuaUtfJ ' I .', V .f.. i-. ;j . ;' ' s .r-.i ' .i .-. ; Hard ; nHedyy- Shd es tire r:Tifes6irie and Hot ; " These This Ughtoveirjhtr, oxford" illu."; . trated is an outstanding illustration ? y :P- of Ncttlctcn well V irsj a reircsning cnangc lor not , Yeather-wearlight, stylish, ebni- : ..' y fortable, end cerviceablc.r "! -; ; ' n i f In -- 't Sit' VM 0Y14 TO 3 Matthes Has Off Day, Le " g?on Drops Postponed . Gams to KD Nine , W. I. PcC S 1 .750 .: : 4 2 .7 3 S -f 2 -2 . -W U. S. Back . . Papermakers 1 Crstto-. Lcztou JI .2 l-250 Valley Motor . ' Starting fast la the opening is slags, the Paper ccaipasry com pletely swamped the Valley" kloUr nine, 14-3. in the TwRfght league at Oxford park last night. The Papermakers caught , Pitcher IVattbes tm aa oS day aad baaged bim for six hits aad nine raaa ia two famines Ia the first frame Landeaback, Blaakeasbip aad Versteg 'scared oa three f fagles and a walk. The side was retired whea Matthes tightened aad whiffed two ; la a row. . 1 he machiaists eoaated oaee la this canto whea Race reached first oa a fielder's choice and came borne oa Proctor's smash to. deep left. . '.:.. - -':--;-! -?- Ia the secoad the Papermaker raa wild again. With oae away, Witeraft singled. Lauierback hit :or two mks. The aext bitter walked, forcing ia. a rua, aad an other error scoreU two and put Blaakeaabip on third. He scored oa Cbapmaa'a Cy to center. Gould singled to right, clearing the bases aad came ia when Raney rattled the right field boards. ;-L strike out ended the . track meet aad the weary .mechanists came in for a try.- J ;. v, I' They were unable to register, axd with Flessies taking up the mound , work the. ' Papermakers gathered four more, A . double and two singles filled the bases with one gotre axd scored .Versteg. Cbapmaa cleaned J. be bags with a long drixe to right center, bat was tfcrown out trying-to stretch' the hit to a triple. ,-rrt;'4 - i? " Neither side counted again until the fifths when ELmpkins singled, stole second and eaam home oa as rerthrow. 17 The Tmecbanlcs at tempted a rally sxd RegHe singled went to second ou sn orerthrow, tad came home ; on -Race's long sacrifice tt- deep ceater The rally failed when- Watryfiew oat to Laader back and 'itcraft whf ffed Proctor. i ; '.i;-J-' '. . t ii - - Tbe Papermakers niw: in seeoad place, gaioed a full, game 4a;tbe4 die uankrs.-wbile the Valley Mo tor strtnrlheded, its .'hold on the cellar. poskJoa. , The lineups i Ppenaktt MzVmiSer Motor LaadTbaek rf I Regeie Stmokins 2b Race -WoifF V; ' Proctor . FXeskes ' Johnson Brown MIssoa 1 -Matthes T. Pleskes . cX lb 3b ! e rf 2b If P BTatken Hip ft Versteg c Chapman Could Raney. Oudeaa -Witeraft: if '? .lh ss 'v Tt Stripling P UmpireLaird. K. C's IVat Legioa la the postponed contest . be tween the K. of C. and the Legion, on the high'" school Jield, the Le gionnaires came out oa the dough nut end of a 4-0 score. The sotclers were forced to sub stitute sereral men aa all of their players could not appear, aad were seriously handicapped, i No more gsmes will be played on the school diamond, as it is in bad shape, and hei eaf tr the postponed con tests will be battled at Oxford park on open dates, or held until the end of the season, f - ; - -HA Days - balanced etyleV. , , ' i."- ---- - Til ..,....r;. . . :-paCTie Coast V- W. L. Pet. Los Angeles ...... ;4 27 .30 Oakland XS 2C JS28 Sacramento ....... .2 S 37 .57 Slissioa 2 37 .507 Seattle 37 40 .411 Portland ;3 40 .414 Hollywood ......v. 35 41: -.441 San Francisco ......32 44 .421 f Xatioaal Lrague ' - ..-. . f ' W. L. Ciaciaaatl 3S 25 Pittsburg --..i-.-.w: S3 23 St. Louis ..........35 27 Ckieago 30 30 Brooklra ..........23 20 New Tork . ... . . - . .30 31 Bostoa' . ,'- . . . .23 34 Philadelphia .2 37 Pet. .590 .549 .545 .50 .500 .492 .494 .351 W. L. ....43 18 ....35 3S ....35 23 ....3429 ....32 32 28 31 25:37 ....17 Al, -Pet. .705 .554 .547 .540 .590 .475 t403 .279 New York Clerelaad Philadelphia ... Chicago....... Detroit ....... Wasblngtoa i . . . St. Loals Boston .. ...... The Opera House Drug: Store. Sersiee. Quality, low prices, friend ship giro increasing patronage. Old customers ad rise rrtends to trade here. High aad Court. () Hunt A Schaller, leading meat market oa North Commercial, at No. 202. Finest meals, fruits aad regetablea. The crowds trad lag at tha store tell the story. () SaJem Wildcats Lose I to VaJsetz Players The Salem Wildcats were de feated at Valsets Sunday by a 9 to 7 score. The score stood 5 to 3 In faTor of the Wildcats up to the eighth 'inning when Cesser's sore arm could act hold down the Valsetx slaggers. Heath of the WDdeats hit a home run': in the third inning with .-ae maa oa base. "Score " , '. R. H. E. 'UdcaU. . 7 10 Jl VklseU 7 2 The Scotch Woolen Mills Is a first class store to order your new tprisg: and summer suit. Suits hold shape aad color. Best dree& era wear 'em. 420 SUba'St. . () , .The Salem Hdw. Co most pro gressiTe. .- Erery accommwdatioa. glreA to those ia need of best hards-are supplies. Work gad pros pritT the motto. 120 N ComX () H P. , Woodry Boa, 271 "ft Coal SLm f uraitura, stora. ..Bar gains ia furniture or. aUL kinds. Agent for Lang ranges, best made, also auetioaeers. , ;- ( ' : - , - . 1 - j . Niinieit'eeetli;- Ae.niveFsair y' See - We "iirir Do Your Feet Hurt? t 'Corns and callouses removed without pain or soreness. 7 Ingrown nails removed and treated, ;. Pains in feet; weak-foot,, flat f oot foot "strains and fallen arches adjusted; ' Do not suffer. I will give you the i best that; ecience 'ean" produce, in scientific chirpodv. DR. -LL D. 6 CMS BUCK CHES ydunz &, Wells and th&lPocl y. Win Be in-the Game -, Some Time Yet The shipment of black cherries in cold storage from. Salem goes right on, and will go right oa. by Young - tc Wells : and the xerry growers Boot. s lone as there are aay acceptable . shipping cherries offered. " v-' - ; ff Denny tc Co. hare quit takiag black cherries at Salem, excepting from those with whom they have contracts, and these tber are ship ping to MdltcBTille and Sheridan, to be put into cars gbin? out from those points.. They trucked some to those places yesterday. Thy shipped 27 cars from Salem, and, haTe so far shipped 14 cars from Eugene, MeMLanriUe. Sheridan. Stayiaar ia tlie Game ' Young A Wells shipped four ears from Salem yesterday. They bare, closed their place at ' the King plant, but they will keep their plant open at the Salem end of the Polk county bridge as long as any acceptable cherries for shipment are -offered, and Mr. Wells says" they will pay ail they are worth. Haring doae rery well with the early shipments, he says they will run some risk oa the balance of the crop, in order to help out the growers us much. as they dare do; or a little more. They got some rery fine cherries yesterday, and some that were badly cracked. But tbey are tak ing all that will get by, and eren running a risk on some getting by. Tea Days Yet for Pool The cherry pool shipments yes- terday were two cars, aad a be- ALL our windows this sale; Consult VINYARD offeriri " . Pacific Coast" No games wcbeduled. - National League Brooklyn -7-S; Bostoa 3-4. Cincinnati ; Chicago 5. . New York 10; Philadelphia 3. Piitlturgh 13; St. Louis 11 Aasericasi League Cleveland 5; Chicago 2. -Philadelphia 7; Boston 45. Detroit 5; St. .Louis 4. - ginning .on a third. . They will get j out tnree ' cars -oaa j-s , isary.'said Mrs O. EJ. Broqka man ager ex lac y,-jM!j, ui j three eight-hour shitls, ;,"tney are running 1 hours now., : l They expect to have cherries for shipment for tea days yet,' and they are ; getting some wry fine ones, too; though the rains crack ed some and made them -unsafe for shipment. These are mostly left a the trees. " The pool people hare taken some cherries from people outside of their own members. But they must accommodate " their own growers first. The Marioa Automobile Co. The Studebaker, the woild's greatest automobile Talne.v Operating cost small. Will last aSkfetime, with .are. Standard coach 21 415. () Parker A Co., 444 S. ComTL Dont fail to see Parker about re pairing your . car. Expert me chanics at your se trice. All work guaranteed. L. A. Scheeiar Auto Wrecking Co.' oldest ia the Willamette ral ley. New and used parts and equipment. Low prices and qual- ty service here. 10S5 N. Com 1 () v Gearhart Oregon Bankers pro test against initiative measure for state power. Kick out Oiaster from your car. trp-witH Para-4 rd youll get more power, better per THIS for exceptional 5 MAyJI 1 g . our newest ; s Be sure pair-this week.- jy--r. ErusSoeb BdSeasiSoatt. SearrSiocr- he- r 4TA fttn.lUiliAi.wtt ., wa Vi ! ONE SOLID WEEK STARTING Tonightan Cleanest Carniral of the Centory ! Circle of Death f With Lillian La France ! Arkansas Minstrels , ' j With "Jam Up" Charlie Tyler "Princess VioleY' MIdset Pianist 1 Prof. Bailey's Dog and Goat Circus Cimning Canine Canters iMonkey Speedway Simian Racers I " Congress of Living Wonders Strange and Odd People Hawaiian Village Native Songs and Dances Charleston Fun House Screams ThriEs Langhs SHOW GROUNDS Positively To Exhibit in Salem This Season AUSPICES VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Plenty of Parking Space Free AMERICA'S CLEAfuEST MiIUSELlMS 8 NOVEL RIDING DEVICES 8 3 KUTE KIDDIE RIDES 3 STATES3IAX CLASSIFIED WE E K styles and pricese lio and get Repair Department i - y Our shop ? is equipped with all new machinery. .We useTothing but the very best grade of leather; that rhohey will j , Mr. Jacobson, in charge of: this depart ment, is an expert in his line--has spenV years in factories and 'repair shops and !will clo nothing but high : grade work. ; dAllTh ' S9 is Week fJESHOlVS I Athletic Arena With Cyclone Thompson "Cahforhia Joe1' .Sword Equinibrium "Oklahoma JackM Pit of Poison One-Eyed Circus Resplendent Tiew3 AT 14th and B STS. the Only i ADS BRING QUICK RESULTS , a w J it a V t 'A 1 1 '. .- 4.