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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1926)
! I -rit - s PBOTESTEDllS EDI0ST1! v Lesion Nine With Three Won Four Lost, Has Chance . at Title .Revised Standings Team Grotto .. W. 1. Pet 5 4 .556 Bankers ........ 5 Paper Co. K. of C 5 Legion ........ 3 Valley. Motor . 3 4 4 4 4 6 .556 .556 .556 .429 .333 Three protested games in the Commercial league wilt be allow ed to stand as played, It was de cided trt a baseball meeting yes terday noon, at which represen tatives' from all the teams In the league were present. The thi ie Karnes are the Valley Motor-Bank, Valley Motor-Grotto, and K. of C Grottb contests. The Valley Motor had won iti two games and the K., of C. had won the one In which it played. These games had been protested because,- of the use of Ineligible players by the Valley "Motor and K. C. teams. The revised standings caused by; .this new ruling bring four teams Into - a tie for first place, with five games won and four lost. These teams are the Grotto, Bankers-K.of C. and Paper Co. The Legion- team - has won three games and lost four. It has three more games to play to the other teams' one, and if it wins them all. Has a chance at the pennant. Nothing will be done about playing the championship games until the last of the . postponed games has been played. A play off series to decide the league championship will be necessary if the present tie is not broken by the end of the season. : Delicious! That's whathey all say. There's a difference in the way bread tastes. That's because it's made differently. There is none than Better Yet Bread. () Cross 'Meat Market. Biggest, busiest and best In Salem. Choic est steaks, bacon, hams, sausage, lard, eggs, milk. Absolutely sani tary. 370tateSt. () BOLsk EVIST-'-CHIEF- DIES POWERFUL SOVIET FIGURE VICTI3I OF HEART ATTACK MQSCQW, July 20. (By As sociated Press.) F. E. Dserzhin sky, chairman of tie supreme council of national economy in the soviet government and one of the mbst 'powerful figures in . soviet Russia, died suddenly today of heart disease at the age. of 49. Felix E. Dzerzhinsky, who long was one of the trusted lieutenants of Lenin., probably was best known while at the head of the Gheka or . Russian secret service police. Although personally a dreamy temperament and mild mannered, he was inflexible in his parBuitrof those whom he consid ered enemies of the soviet repub lic Tyler's Corn Remedy takes the soreness out cf those corns you've been trying to rid yourself of for months. Sold only by Tylers Drug store. . Kan 5KEDS5a Swim, hike, sail, dance this summer at delightful Newport-Your favorite vacation pastime. Enjoy it to the full. Your ticket good, for 16 days; on sale daily. $5.9-seasoh ticket, good until October 31. Convenient ser vice daily. Go by train; relax and rest as you ride. r S Gouthcrn PqcISIc ' O. L. Tarllng, "Agent, Salem, r"A."A.-Mlckel, D. F; AIVA. 181 Liberty Street LL0W - 77 "V S i! DEFEAT BROOKLYN Take Last Game of Series 5 to 4; Boston Is Trirrir . med by Pirates Reds 5; Brooklyn 4 CINCINNATI; July .20. (By Associated Press.) - Cincinnati won the last game of. the series from Brooklyn today, $ Jq 4, : J Score . It. H; E. Brooklyn .,.' 4 9 "9 Cincinnati 5 t" i Grimes, Ehrhardt, and " Har graves; Luque, Rixey, Donbhue and Piclnfch. - Pirates 8; Boston 5 r PITTSBURGH. July 20. Pitts burgh made it three out of four by taking the series' final from the Boston Braves today 8 to 5. , Score R. H, E. Boston 5 12 2 Pittsburgh 8 9! 1 Benton, Wertz. Taylor and iSie mer; Kremer, Busch and Gooch. Chicago 16; New York 2 CHICAGO, July 20. Chicago lambasted the ball to, all corners of the,, lot .today and defeated New ' York in the final game) of the series by the overwhelming score ot 16 to 2, making it three out of four in the series. j Score K. H E. New York 2 8f 3 Chicago 16 IS 0 Greenfiled, Davies, Ring, Fits- simmons and C. Mullen ; .Jones iaud Gonzales. The Cherry City . Baking Co.'a bread, pies and cakes are of high est quality. One of Oregon's most sanitary bakeries. Visit it. Worth while. A Salem show place. () C. F. Breithaupt, florist land decorator, 123 N. Liberty. Phone 380. Flowers, bulbs, floral! de signs for all occasions. Pioneer and leader in Salem. :() Kentucky Race Recalls - Btting Once Prohibited , " LOUISVILLE. Ventucky, bow one of the few states in the union wherpari-mutal horse race betting is legal, in its early (lays frowned upon "playing j the ponies." This year millions were bet on the races by Kentuckians, who little realised that 143 years ago, a man of Revolutionary war fame bet a mare on a horse race, iwas arrested and deemed, "an infam ous gambler." j vvnen HUDDiing over came home ahead of the pack to win! the 1926 Kentucky Derby, more than two millions had been bet through the pari-mutuals. E. R. Bradley, owner of Bubbling Over is quot ed as saying the day before! the race "if Bubbling Over win he will be worth $500,000 to me." In May 1783, Hugh McGary, who achieved fame at Bine Licks battleground bet the mare on a race at HIggins Path at Harrods burg, Ky. j The court ruled that "Hugh McGary- be - deemed an infamous gambler and that he shall not be eligible for any office of trut or honor within, the state.' .This de cision was pursuant to an act of the state assembly entiled, J "An act to Suppress Eexcessive Gambw ling." Betting became freer, however, after this and historical reports say that General LaFayette, while visiting Kentucky as a guest of Henry Clay, and watching: his Imp, Yorkshire, and a number of Imported mares run, "drank Ifree ly and lost twelve, pounds on the horse races." Eiker Auto Co., Ferry at ! Lib erty St. Autos stored, and bought and sold. Cars washed day! and night. Low prices and service will make long friends. Bonesteele Motor Co.. 474 S Com'l., has the Dodge automobile for you. All steel body. Lasts a lifetime. Ask Dodge owners. They will tell you. C) Plains of. Cattle Region Like Gardens This Year SAN ANTONIO. - The great catte country of southwest Texas usually an expanse of sunburned plains and hills in fact as well as in tne minds ot, readers ox west em fiction, this summer is ver itable garden. Due to the . abnormal rains the1 grass is thick and long, and" jAere is more tinge than' is needed for the hundreds , of , thousands " of grazing cattle: . Cattlemen say that not in sev eral years has there been so much vegetation in the country between San , Antonio and El Paso. Last year was a year of severe drought. Cattle men anticipate better pro fits than have been their lot in several years , - ' u -1- . W; G.Krueger, realtor: progres sive, fair; equitable. Growing city and country make" possible 1 1uyi lu mKB y pa,f goi.wqner j Complete listings. ? 147 N. ComlTI .s nininir I1TI RED u llbll A Pacific Coast Lu Pet. .531 .524 .520 .519 .486 .466 .458 .393 Los Angeles Oakland ........ Sacramento' .. Missions ........ Seattle, Hollywood .... Portland'... San Francisco ;. 65 38 .54 49 52 48 54 50 52 55 ....48 55 .;.49 5S j......42 65 National League W. L. Cincinnati .....52 39 Pet. .571 .560 .539 .539 .$23 .500 .388 .375 Pittsburgh .... .47 37 j 48 41 ! .....48 41 ! 46 42 , 44 44 ! 33 52 I 33 551 jSt. Louis Chicago - Brooklyn : New York .... Philadelphia ... Boston American League . W. L. Pet. .623 .541 .533 .533 .ol6 .494 .416 .307 I,cw York .. Philadelphia Cleveland .... Chicago ...... Detroit Washington St. Louis .... Boston . 56 33 .49 41 . 49 43 ..48 42 ..47 44 ..40 41 ..37 52 . 27 61 Hats! SilkVand straws, all pat terns and prints 5. One lot at 32.95. Sale lasts only 10 days so come now. .before it is too; late. Vanity; Hat Shoppe. 387 Court. () ' Henry Cv Miller. 1$4 8, Com'l. St.. where most people prefer to get their auto parte for all makes of cars. Trade there and imake savings on all auto parts. () Ryder, the Winning Pitcher, Hurls Shutout Ball Until Fifth Inning The post Ofrice team woii from the Guards 8 to 2 in a postponed game last night. Ryder, the win ning pitcher, hurled shutout ball until the fifth inning, when two hits and a little weak support per mitted two runs to trickle over the plate. ' " The Post Office men hit Car penter hard in every inning, col lecting eight bits and as! many runs. Poor fielding by the jGuard team also helped them to run up the score. j The Post (Office men opened the scoring by sending three men across the plate in the first inning the first three men to fce Car penter hitting safety and crossing the plate with the help ot some infield 'errors. j Ryder, the Post Office pitcher, fanned six men and allowed but two walks. Carpenter fanned three and walked one;' The lineup: Guard Post! Office Guard I Postoffice POST OFF GE GETS VICTORY BY 8 TO Seelie ss lb Gibson If Garrett It Price 2b Wickheiser rf Thompson c Mason lb j O'Neill 3b Harris ss j Welborn ss Hutchinson 2b j Taylor i lb Fox cf Collins cf White ' 3b j Fisher rf Wilson ' c Itydcr p Carpenter p j Picture time la here. For your films and kodaks and kodak' sup plies see Nelson Hunt, 1 Drug gists, corner Court and Liberty streets. Telephone 7. I () HON IS PUSHED Pastors Resign, Committees at Work to rave Way. for Merger j " : . 1 SILVERTON, Ore., July 20. ( Special. Following the! resig nation of the Rev. George ilenrik sen, pastor of Trinity church, the Rev. s. J. Llndseth, pastor of St Johns congregation, resigned. The Rev. Mr. Henriksen resigned in order to accept a position las edu cational secretary for the Pacific Lutheran college at Parkland, wasn. At the Rev. Mr. Henrik sen's resignation ' members of Trinity church Immediately took steps toward negotiating union with St. Johns, both congregations being of the same denomination. The Rev. Mr. Lindselk resigned his pastorate in order to simplify the .union. - : Committees ..'are - at work on the union question arid the matter will be definitely set tled at a later date.' : The Rev.- Mr, Llndseth has as yet made no plans for the! future Pomeroy Keene, iewelert, never fall ? to give you 100 . on the dollar. Watches, clocks, pins. cnarms. standard high stock Iri all departments. grade II. K. Woodrv Xr. Rnil !1 TI I Com'l. EL,- furniture storei Rar. yams m.Turait are T U- L Ji Agenl for Lang ranCes,' bebt made CHURCH Hip Sing Lee : Jr) y&K: ;k ' X ? ' y . ' J v"- ? - f - in , ; . i . j -ji v Those who have seen rfip Sing Lee, Chinese flyweight, in action in the east of recent weks say that there have been worse ones drawintr much more attention. He is fast and shifty. Was born in Canada of Chinese parents. Photos ready for boxer warfare. ; j DEFEAT ATHLETICS Detroit Wins Both Ends of Dual Meet; New York De feated by St, Louis Detroit 5-8; Athletics 03 PHILADELPHIA. July (By Associated Press) . -j- lietfo.it took both ends of a double header from Philadelphia, ,5 to fO and 8 to 3. Score (First game) R.j H.E. Detroit i 5 15 1 Philadelphia .05 0 Collins and Woodall; Walberg. Willis, Pate and Perkins, Fpx. (Second game) It. ;H. E. Detroit 8 10 2 Philadelphia . 7 2 Uom- Gibson and Hay worth; mell. Fox. Willis, Pate and ' Perkins, St. Louis 7; New York O NEW YORK, July 20.4 The St. Louis Browns evened up j their four game series at Newj Yoi-k to day, winning the final by 7j to 6. Score JR. H.' E. St. Louis 7 0 2 New York '. 6 Jl 1 Ballou, Wingard and Schang; Beall, Braxton, Shawkey, Jones and Collins, Skiff: ' Chicago 13; Boston 2 BOSTON, July 20. -i Chicago romped away witn the last game . ... . i. i .1 of the series with the : Red Sox here today, defeating Boston, 13 to 2. I Score . !R. !H. E. Chicago . .13 12 1 Boston i.2 "10 2 Fabur and Schalk; Ruffing. Lundgren, Clower, Russell and Stokes. Cleveland 9; Senators WASHINGTON, July 20.-1 Mor- rell had a bad sixth inning today allowing Cleveland -six eluding two triples, one hi,ts,. In with the bases filled, and the Indians scot ed seven runs, defeating .Washing ton 9 to 2. Score Cleveland Washington !R. i.9 t 2 H. E. 9 0 7 0 Smith and L. SewellJ M or rell, Uchrinsko and Ruel, SeVereid. , H. T. -Love, the jeweler, 335 State St. High quality Jewelry, silverware and diamonds. The gold standard of values. Once a buyer always a customer. The-. Peerless Bakery, ,170 N. Commercial. . Sanitary, up jto date. Prompt delivery. Bakers for those who appreciate the best. ' Increas ing patrons tell the tale.l j () " - , II V J Hallk A Eoff Electrie )5bop."337 Court St. Everytbing; electric, from motors and fixtures tad tup plies to wiring. Get -prices rand look at complete stock. ;: . : F. W. Pettyjohn Coj. f35 ;N, Commercial. : Hudson-Essex qual ity cars -price reduction: effective June 9. 1926. Buy youp jaaw car -Oregon,' Washington': arid Idaho producing some ' 11 1.0 04). 04 Or ot wheat. oaU and barlcxeompajed ousncis last -. t ctfciiiT: -rL : i v -x.,vw-puauwrr"iaier. N DOUBLE HEADER county wool. SomYFlighter show him as meek celestial and LISTLESS GAME IS LOST BY PORTLAND Oakland Wins 5 to 3 From Beaver Nine; Los Angeles Beats Seattle Oaks 5; Reavers 3 OAKLAND, July 20. (By As sociated Press). The Portland Beavers put Up a listless: exhlbi :t!on of baseball here today when the Oaks defeated them 5 to '3 Baumgartner allowed the Oaks to bunch four hits in the third inning when they scored four runs and cinched the game. Delaney pitched for the Oaks and was nicked for 12 hits, but the Beavers did not show any speed on the bases. Score R. H. E Portland 3 12 Oakland 5 10 o Baumgartner and Wendell; De ianey and Bool. Angels 3; Seattle 2 LOS ANGELES, Julr 20. Los Angeles no3ed out Seattle to win the series opener here today, 3 to 2. Seattle had 12 hits to the Angels' six, but could not make them count for scores. Score-- R. H. E Seattle 2 12 Los Angeles 3 6 Mil jus. Brett and Baldwin, Jen kins: Crandall, Glarncr and Hannah. Kotuilors 1; HolIywoU 1 SACRAMENTO, July 20. Sac ramento hopped on Hulvey in the first inning today and pounded out six runs to sew up the series opener with Hollywood, JPto 1 Score R. H. E Hollywood 1 6 Sacramento 914 ' Hulvey, Hollerson, Tullerton and Peters, Cook; Vinci and Shea, Missions 13 ; Seals 8 SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.- The Missions swamped the Seals 13 to 8, today in a free hitting contest, featured by three home runs and the use of nearly the entire pitching' staff of the losing team in an effort to stave off de feat. 4 Score R. H. E. Missions .13 13 1 San- Francisco ........ 8 14 4 Barfoot and Murphy; Williams; Mitchell, Griffin and Agnew. Doughton . Bherwin, Hard ware. 286 N. Com'l. St. Hardware, Builders' Supplies, Paints. Varn tshes. iGtre us a call, youH find our prices -reasonable. () Capital City Cooperative" Cream ery. miik, cream, ouuermiiK. ine fluttereup. butter "has "no equal. Gold tahdard of perfection. 137 fe'ComV. Phone 29,9. in ; ,cmith & Watkiss tor tire err tee at a' lower "Cost. ' Vulcanizing and retreading, tube repairing. If you, 'have tire trouble just call 44. " Vibhert 4fe Todd: Electric Store, High -at - Ferry. Sts. v-Every thing electrical. Good service and - low prices are bringing an' Increasing liido Id this store. : tf) jrh. ' i ' '. ' i i i i i -. ' "TV' .Jl .. .... . j i.J w.rbui i -rurniiure jo. icaa- i i 8lu wr eTeir ncei sna-tt rcsly-to meet it, absolutely. Pacific 4t Oakland 5: Portland ' 2. ; Los Angeles 3;,Settle 2. Sacramento 9; Hollywood 1. Missions 13; San Francisco 8. National League Cincinnati 5; Brooklyn 4. Pittsburgh 8; Boston 5. Chicago 16; New York 2. American League Detroit 5-8; Philadelphia 0-3; St. Louis 7; New Y'ork'6. Chicago 13 ; Boston 2J Cleveland 9; Washington 2. Bathing Caps--25c to 1.56 all sizes, shapes -and colors. to match that suit ;of yours. -.Just drop around to the Crown. Drug, 332 State, and look them m.!,rj We, are state distnibu tors for the Viking tires arid tubes. Mal colm's Tire Co., corner Court and Com'l. Drive in for yoar tires. Portland Heavyweight Cred ited With Seven Rotinds;. Fuente-Gets One PORTLAND, July 20. (By Associated Press.) Oscar "Tiiyr" Herman, Portland heavyweight, took a 10 round decision over Tony Fuente of Los Angeles in the main event here tonight. Herman was credited with seven rounds, f uente one, ana two were even. Fuente was sent to the canvas twice during the melee. He went down in the fourth for a count of two and Id the seventh dropped for a nine count when Herman landed witn a stiff right. Red O'Keefe and George- Dixon, Portland middleweights, fought a First National Bank, the bank of friendship and helpfulness in time of need. Interest paid on time reposits. . ' Openv an' account and watch your money grow. () for Coffee Drinkers It Has the FLAVOR v Vacuum "Packed Sold by M ; : . ' . .' i .7. - ' All TrianjgleGf occrs Distributed try Willamette &cccry Co. Salom, Oregon I -k. -3 '-. vnoys ' ft drawr im thevsix round eeflii' windup. .Lex. Johusom. Portlaud, earned a four rennd decision over Pat Padelford. Roseburg. . They were, ligitieigita. . i-f 1-; V . CCaJIjrHOCR AKRIVES LON10Nr Juiy 21: -(By Asso ciateaPressl)Big'6en bi yest- nrlnster and the" f S Paul's Cathedral. 4 have jjust boomed :the hottr of -4 a. jn., land the prediction of the" Rev.1 Walter Winn that"aome-Jcruiai''eveiit la world, history would becur'before this-or had iiot been fulfiueav as farr.aslanybody Tn 'London knew;. ; : Parker i&'C..4 4 SXJommer-i MaL Doift Tfaa to rseo Z Parker about repairing your ear. Expert mechanics &atjtyo service." . All work guaranteedj, f (J i Klamath" Titls June building permits aggregated $43,650. ; ; - y LUBRICATION. . - - ' - t : J " is essentia! -to easy caroperdtion ; -why-ritieJrvrrbughjcar-? I C0f PLKTK ArTOMOT4ftWC!ATIP4? Court -at- Capitol Street .to Dr. Edward E. Boring tET i t , ff?T V-;- ' '',iJ5-. t r Ml 1 dtill.STJlT:AXb taGII ' BTIXESStB In Connection' - r - 4 The more werhelp each other, the. better it is' for'all. ' Anything : thatt affects one i Injur ipUsly ;will isooner or il'f'SSf.Jltewt Sfrbm our ultimate goal. ':: v The actuatiriff moHve"o1t tiiexJnitea State mtiricurQiilating Cellars biitTather in cohtributinff the maximum service, t We have found-that by helping with sound advice .and providing" the best Jbanking facilities and services that our if uture will take care of . itself. T. . - - -- BTATtS ARKAPP1AXJDED - MOSCOW. 'July i0. (By As soclated' Press.) -Douglas Fair"., hiuka ind''UAryi.VicUord. rer . Ing Moscow today, from Warsaw,, received- the greatest .ovation ae corded any foreign, visitors since the reToIntkm,,- . Buster Brown Shoe Store. High classy styilslr !oolds comfort gtr im& long' srearingv shoes for the least money. Gbf and be convinced. 125 North Commercial m. kj The Midget Meat Market never falls to give you the finest meats and fish, . There-i but one place, in Salemto get the finest lish. The MMet Market has It for you. () ; nA.liL.Moor. J35ilfHIgh St. kpartmenta, 'and -store .-where you eaa get high cuality furniture and farnisMn3. lor rery room in .your house. . rut . 'i 1 Staples See your JSightff 1 the ability of a -child or hetltby person to tee objects at a' distance clearly?. And ' how many ; times have you wiihed -""that you . could do tlkelwise?; YOu may solve this problem - by -visiting our eyesight specialist and -receive the; proper treatment and glasses. that' will make It possible ,. to see with such ease and comfort. Poor eyesight handicaps you both mentally anl i. physically. ..gave yourself this discomfort. by havinc your eyes ex&mlned. STAPLES SEE TO YOUR SIGHT" FOR APPOINTMENT .PHONE 1200 svra- .r- - i . ... . With Red Cross brug , Co. r j 3- 'I - I 1 Jvs United iSttites , SlerbiD.rccjon.' 7; ..; 4 t'XAtso auctioneers. - () i
