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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1926)
r S . THURSDAY MORKlNGvIi- 4 j - lflP "fiY ' ' gr.", 3 - . .... ! j TRftFilBOVrQ START ' I s - .: .-. ; .... . . i AT Oh!CE. REPOBTEO OREGOil LISTED I Both Tunney and Champion Declared to Agree to Terms, of Title Bout i CHICAGO, July 21. ( By A-so- j elated ..Press)- Jack Derapsey, 1 wprid heavyweight boxing- champ- I ion win aeiena title against 1 Gne Tunney in Chicago In ,Sep- j tembef In a 10-round decision doui :ex KicKard, New York jro jnpteri announced today, after three Says of conference here. r iThef date, first announced by Rickard as Saturday afternoon. September Jl. wil be either Sepr lemoer n or a week later,., Sep tember 18, Rickard said, subject tc the wishes of the principals. lUckafd preferred the earlier date. j bht Gene fcormile,-here to repre- sent fDempsey asked that the i I. . a ' ' 7 . ' J . a 'a x&uic45 etc jperuiitieu iu meet on the l4ter date if they preferred. The datowilbe chosen, Rickard slid, byjmorrow when he planQ tf go bSorr the Illinois boxing commission, name the Chicago oup in wnose name ne is orter- ing the bout, and ' ask that body to approve .the match. Soldiers Kiel. Chicago's muni- pal stadium, in Grant Park and just across 'Michigan boulevard from the business district, is to be tpe location of the fight. The principals 'Will divide 55 per 'cent qf the gale 'receipts with an op tion on eah compensation, Rick- f rd said. He preferred not to announce the proportion of the division. Normile, Dempsey's manager and spokesman, expressed, gratifi cation as to the arrangements and innouncSd that as soon as the j foxing commission approves the ' iount be will get training quar ters a short distance north of Chi- tago. tared him, he would come to Chi - f ago immediately to begin train ing. : Dempsey who trained a month at Hendersonvllle, N. C, End has been training since July 1 at! CoIoFad'o?Springs. Colo., will Lome to . Chicago soon after Au- kustl. 1 V ,t s A guarantee of $100,000 of the ight reVeipts' "has been made - by lickard to the widowa', and or hans fund or"the Chicago flre- fmett and police. Jf the match is held at'Sbldiers' Field, Rickard 'plans rearrangement of the sta dium to furnish a hundred thou sand gobd "seats" and he antici pates receipts to run toward 2,- oooiooo.- COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.. July 21-, (By; Associated Press.) -"Entirely satisfactory to me." Iwas JackDempsey's comment late today when informed by the Asso elated Press that. Tex Rickard, New Yof If promoter, had def inlte- (ly announced arrangements for the chaMpkirT0-defend his title against Gene Tunney in Chicago, September 11 " fl am anxious to fight and am delighted to. know, arrangements are-shaping' up satisfactorily." he decjaredf - -"My -anderstandlng was the" bout would, be scheduled for September. 16 ( but -If it is ad vanced to .September II, It Is all rlg&t with me. I'll be ready to entr the -ring at the earlier date." ir- trmy and Outing Store. Biggest bargains la cjothtac, shoes, under wear, hosiery, gloves, valises and suil cases. The working man's store. 18 N. Commercial. () ! . Smith & Watkins for tire serv ice at a lower cost. Vulcanizing and retreading, tube xepalrtng. If you haye. tire trouble Just call 44. English Children Do Not Have Circuses as of Old LONDON.-i-England is a circus- less land. The small boys of John Bull's island have no opportunity to ; feed the elephant and watch the beautiful spangled ladies dance about on prancing horses in sawdust rings. And London had the first per manent circus (n the modern wop-Id. Philp Astley built It about 120 years ago just across the Westminster bridge from the Par liament buildings. It became so famous it found its way into many ofsDicken's books and continued be oner '--of - London' favorite pUces of amusement until it was sold in 1893. .. . ; : Street fairs employ many-per formers who work in the open air and have small tented mcn- agpries, but they are nothing com pared to tne oia-ttme circus which th English enjoyed. Olymnia. Crystal Patace and Agricultural Hall occasionally shelter winter n circus, recruited.' largely from ft German, Austrian and Italian per t. formers. But these circuses do I not travel as they have no tents ana - are .assebiea merely . tor a epecfai London engagement,' Most circus performers havtj acts that ran be staged Jnthe aver Asa .mu sic hall. .". y;- .. l :X- - 'it -I:'- j''''' I ,L Fry' Drak Stoire, tt& Contl, I I the pioneer store. Everything for everybody In the dm jr supply Hne -J with standard gool3 and quality HIGH ON TABLE 102,500 Persons-to State Pay $142,000 for License; Priviliges By Peter P. Carney , Six million ninety-three; thou sand six hundred and fif ty-serenJ sportsmen and sportswomen took out licenses to hunt and fish last year. Of this number upwards tf 5.000.0(H) took out hunting licenses exclusively. The bureau of biological survey estimates that upwards of 3.000.000 persons are privileged to hunt without taking out licenses. This mean we have about 8.000,000 hunters. . The appended list shows the number of licenses granted in every state. The number of hun ters Increases with each year due to the fact that most of the states are doing everything possible to protect and propagate game. It is the consensous, of opinion of the Fish and Game Commissions that we have more game in the fields now than for many years. Licenses. Revenue. .741.511 $741,511 .600,000 450.000 Pennsylvania Illinois California . . .471,470 .355.470 .351.955 .344,605 .226.306 .200.810 .195.822 .186.374 493.341 470.329 353,896 365,246 301.312 360.533 180,068 336.593 191,922 149.615 226,961 203.666 120.458 142,000 Michigan . . . Ohio New York . . Wisconsin . . Minnesota . . Indiana Washington . Missouri 175.907 Iowa ....... .146.110 .145.200 .139.292 .112.500 .102.177 .102.153 .101,992 . 94.151 . 39.227 . 90.966 . 90.531 New Jersey . . Massachusetts West Virginia Oregon Kansas Oklahoma . . . Colorado Maine Louisiana . . . Virginia . 111.163 108,398 195.647 100.105 124.565 133.776 83.000 New Hampshire 83.000 Kentucky 81.762 South Carolina. 81.430 Connecticut . . . 79,059 Idaho 74.3J4. Texas 71.84 2 South Dakota . 67,745 Vermont 67,725 Montana 66.106 Maryland 62,718 Utah . . 55.000 Alabama 45.452 Tennessee .... 41.600 North Dakota . 35,626 Wyoming 34,030 Arizona 30.000 Georgia 29.181 Rbode Island . . 27,398 New Mexico ... 24,311 Arkansas 9.404 71.539 121,153 86,870 T32,97 107.069 71,179 66,106 109.673 88,192 74.250 3,950 60.505 73.644 38J000 29.181 18,189 38,711 10.344 10,603 Nevada 7.520 Delaware ..... 3.427 9,033 States not enumerated have no commission or failed to keep any record. Fibre silk hose at 49c a nair. Pare silk hose, service weight, Jl a pair. New line of felt hats, the very latest, $3.95, Salem Variety score. ) ;F. E. Sharer's Harness and Leather Goods Store. 170 S. Comtl salt cases, valises, portfolios, brief canes, gloves and mittens. Large 'stock. The pioneer store. () Make pfour Automobile Smile ! Give it a new finish and ui uuving m weiiaept motor 1 1 MThT7 is especially .prepared for ; automobiles. It drios quickly; with .a smooth, brilliant gloss It gives s hard, elastic finish that does not crack or become dull. . Come in and select the color for yourjear. Paints, stains', enamels, ami varnishes for. every inside and outside purpose. . PAINT BRUSHES Million Spbrtsmen n IKCIlilGM League Race Can End Only in I ie Percentages Table Indicates " . Team Standings Team W. I Pet. .600 .556 .556 .500 .429 .333 Bankers 6 Grotto 5 Paper company .... 5 K.C.. 5 Legion 3 Valley Motor 3 4 4 4 5 4 6 The Bankers' team climbed a notch nearer the title last night by; defeating the Knights of Columbus aggregation f to 2, in a postponed game. The best any other team can do now is to tie with the Bank. ' The Bankers scored three times In the first inning on three hits and three errors. They added to this score by sending two more men across the plate in the sec ond, thereby pifttlng the game on ice. They added one more run in the fourth ; for good measure. The K. C. team made one run hr the first and another In tlie third, mainly owing to poor field ing on the part of the. Bank men. They had little success in solring the offerings of Snelling, Bank pitcher. Varley made two of the K. C. team's three hits, while Thompson collected two hits for the Bank. Snelling fanned seven men, three of them in a row in the fourth inning. The lineup Bank K. C. Patterson Varley Sherback Thompson, Edwards Burton Thompson Weeks Humphreys Harnsberger Snelling Jenkins Girod 2b ss cf ss 3b c 2b P cf rf If lb c j Burger rf Heenan 3b j Greene lb P If If K. Barr Suing H. Barr Biraw nats at season's end M. pncest si. 50 to $3.50. Come in and look them over. Style, and j you can get n for a mere nothing. Scotch Woolen Mills Store. ( No Movies or Dance Halls In Angora; Opera Planned . ahwjka, Turkey Angora is believed to be the only capital in i the world where there are no cin emas, no theaters, dancehalls, caDarets or other places of amuse ment. A 1U - . - . ... .n.uuugn me Aanatouan me-, tropolis has a population of 81, owu, mere are no recreations or diversions of any kind. This is! not due to auy restrictions of the Koran or Turkish religion, but to the fact that Angora is just emerging from a mud village to a modern capital. Miretapha Kemal. the Turkish dictator, promises that 1h time the Turkish people and foreign resl-! dents will have ample amuse ments. Plans are now underway for the erection of an opera-house to sat 3Uiu persons. Chas. K. Soaufdlnr Loetrinr Ca.i wmoer ana building material The best. costs. ao. more than in- ferior grades. Go to the big Sa-j rem ractory ana save money. ( ) give yourself the satisfaction car. - 4- BMniERS TAKE LEAD .-' 1 i.j.: ROBIN REED LOSES TO JACK ra s Albany Welterweight VVres? tier Defeated by Holder, of World's. Crown COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 21: (By Associated Press.) Jack Reynolds of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, successfully defended his world's welterweight Wres tling championship title here tonight, defeating Robin Reed of Albany, Ore., in two falls The Square Deal Hardware Co.. 230 N. Com'I. Most elegant and practical lines ot mechanics tools, builders' hardware, cutlery, etc. Go there and save the difference, () Ira W. Jorgensen. 190 S. High St. Parts for all makes of cars. Best equipped auto accessory store tn this section. Prompt and re- uaoie service the rule. () John Brown's Pennsylvania Farm Now Being Restored MEADVILLE. Pa. (Associated Press) John Brown's body still 'lies a-mouldering in the grave" at North Elba. N. Y.. but the farm he once owned, near Meadville, Pa., has come back to lifej' : Just a century ago the aboli tionist, then a youth, of twchty-iix but already a foe of slavery, came to Crawford county and bought a farm in Richmond township. He remained only a few years but during his brief stay his wife and our-year-old son died and he bur ied them on the hilltop nearby. In the years since, many changes haye taken place in the farm but two tombstones still mark the resting places of the woman and child. OLD . j "I i j ver7 ! . x . Jt smooths out the vvrinUesand paints a beautifui stmttxrst on the darkest cIouH. ISTo wonder tney :6aMJ6y Smoke! It sure is great tboaccoJ -X'. c .. . tt a Mi, O IS il r ; j ; (pacific 'Coast Team W. TJ. Pet Loa Aageles-. ...66 38 ..635 Sacramento: .'. . .. 59 48 .511 Oakland. 54 50 .519 Missions ..'...( 54 51 .514 Seattle ... ., 52 56 .481 Portland 50 58 .463 Hollywood.... 48 60 .444 San Francisco 43 65 .398 National League Team W. L. Pet. Cincinnati . . 53 39 .576 Pittsburgh 48 38 .558 St. Louis . 48 41 .539 Chicago 48 41 .539 Brooklyn 46 42 .523 New York 44 44 .500 Philadelphia 33 52 .375 Boston . : .33 51 .371 American League Team- W. L. 57 34 50 43 ... .49 42 49 43 45 42 48 45 ... .39 52 27 63 Pet New York . . .626 Cleveland . . Philadelphia Chicago Washington Detroit . . . . .538 .538 .533 .517 .516 St. Louis . . . Boston . . . . .429 .300 The- Opera House Drug Store. Service, quality, low prices, friendv snip give increasing patronage. Old customers advise friends to trade here. High and Court. ( ) Take no chances with old meats or stale food of any kind. Buy your meats here and have the best and freshest obtainable. Hunt & Shaller Meat Mkt., 263 N. Com'I. () A. H. Moore. 235 N. High St. apartments, and store where you can get high quality furniture and furnishings for every room in your house. () I'M STARTING the day right with my jimmy-ipc and a load qf Prince Albert. J?r4'Pt,t rot' cap t up. We three are going to wade through it like a tricfe og going through a paper hoop. Me and the pipe and Prince Albert we can lick any j oh . . . like that! . N'fcrfjii Mcn, P. A. fa a grand iinie paL It Idabcks trouble out in the Jm&her tab "IM IGEiillE SUCCESS Bessie Love and Haines Are Captivating in Leading Roles at Oregon The kind of a pfctur eyou iiave been- wafting fox is now. playing at the Oregon theater. ."Lovey Mary. which was directed by KingBag- got", represents another " achieve ment for Metro-GOIdwyn-Mayer, which seems to have acquired the habit of turning out good pic tures. Bessie Love, who seems destin ed to become one of the greatest whimsical character actresse of the screen, and William .Haines, have the leading roles in the film, which was adapted from the story of the same name by Alice Hegan Rice, author of " Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch." "Lovey Mary" is a poor little slavey in an orphanage,, affection ate, but with no one to love, when she is suddenly. given the care of a Dany leu at tne orphanage,. She learns to love this child, who by the way Is played by one of the cleverest children to flash' across the screen. , since ; Jackie Coogan, and rather than let -him go back to, his disreputable mplti er, she kidnaps him .from the or- pnanage and seeks refune in Mrs Wiggs' cabbage patch. Mrs. Wiggs' cabbage patch is essentially the background for a comedy, but as the story unfolds there is an undercurrent of genu ine pathos, too, that givqs Bessie Love an extraordinary chance to show that as an emotional actress of the screen sh is wrnnH none. Gabriel Powder & Sunnlv" r?r lumber, building materials, naints and varnishes, roofing paper. Get prices there and make a big sav ing, uince, 175 S. Coto'I. fl Prince Albert is as cool risi uwew as a peacn, sun-cooked on the tre; Frajt as bridal bouquet I hke the wa it treatt my lohgue and throat too. ' WeVer ' a regret, neytt Iteno'niaer :kov hard I hit it upj morning to)'hiidn&St- ' ' You i'iftini'm 2 ' ' z rr f'n e fnaM ?m?c?i Iwant toy.ri JhP " ; hc??d 6w that unless y&i fcaVe V on Mb 'Prince AIBertj youVe beckitisVr mg the treai of your yoiing fife, Get Ml yourself a tidy red tin of this wonderfu! tobacco and see. That's a ,7777 i ire heco - is zliHtt In ifiiiffliiiiSTs wis I Bob Clarke of San Francisco Is Stopped in Third Round of Battle; ASTORIA, Or., Jriry 21 (By Associated Press:) ' - Young Na-i tionalista, Filipino bantam, stop ped Bob Clarke of Safh Francisco in the third round of a scheduled Id round main event of "a boxing commission card here tonight Nationalists .outclassed' Clarke during the fight and after pun ishing him' severely1 dropped hl'ni with, a hard right to the jaw. ! .Neil Campbell, Portland light heavy, stopped Bill Dunn of As toria in the" fourth round of a scheduled -: sir- round -semi -final event. Billy Welch, Astoria tnidi dleweight, won from Rod Murptiy of Portland no a foul in' the final canto of their four rouna" encoun ter; and 'Gene Fulton of Fort Stevens knocked out young Mart inson of Portland in the third round' of the curtain raiser. G. Wi Dav tires, tntaes in'; Ac cessories. Has the Goodyear tires; the standard of the world.' Mr; Day can give you - more : mileage Corner Com'I. and Chemeketa. () , The Salem, Hdw. Co., most pro gressiye. . Every accommodation given to those in need' of best hardware supplies. Work and pros perity the motto. 120 N. Com'I () The Dixie BakerV leads- ori 'Tifrfi class breads, pies, cookies and fancy baked supplies of every kind. Best, by test. Ask old customers. 439 Court St. () Telephone 163. Cabltal Citv Laundry. The laundry of pure materials. We aive soecial at tention to all home lanndrv work. Telephone and we will call, () and refreshing -m4 by tft tjplv. ""r "'- : ------ -t . "5 ' ' - - -- I 't. !"; " ' -U ' s . .. ... I ; - . . - "1 Pacific Coast Portland" 7 r.iOklad ? . Los Angeles 57 ''SteattW.'? -San Francisgr 9; Mlsstonsr 8.- , ? Sacrkmeri'to - 8 r Hollywood 4: NaUonal agrid ' V-; Brooklyn -0-6 j; Pittsburgh 1-2. Clnxiflnatl' Bbstort 4 ' ' . : s '. ! -- - . . 7 , AmcrfcanTwraijue St. Louis "1 1-7; TBostoi 1-4. ": New Ybrk;!3-5r Qhicagd 44. Detrpk 77; 3;Washiigtott '6-10. ; Cleveland 6 ; Philadelphia 0. ; . 7 v Tl Woo "ahd Ged.F. Peed. real eslate, S4'lSte: Jarm and rit.iironeft-v They;brine buyer and seller together, for: the bene fit and profit . ox touu i l" Onalitr, natotine.' both Warafeh knA-fanner work, in our 'modern. equipped .1" paint. shop; ; :. Washing, , greasing- ana nignr service; ure repairs. WbodVAutdSertlco Cv. The Atlas; Book.-and Stationery a Co.. 465 State tstreet. High elass literature and f ine, XBUtlonery;, f Complete lines. - Yoir will.appra elate the low'.prfces. - O. JT Hull-Acta Top ifc' Paint Co. ; Radiator fender ja Jtdy repairing. T Artistic pain44g-tdda--EIr 100 to tbe jippearance of' yovr auto. 287 8 Commercial.' . () Capital Bargain House, 'Capital Tire Mfg. Co'XM ikesAu to Wreck ing. Three in on.! Bargain-. center ., of Salem. .Thousands of bargams. If. Steinbock 216-Center. . () - -- r. - The Bake-Rite Bakervt Unst ! every day supplying, best liomet with: bakery .goods of : all kinds;' baked In a1 kitchen clean as your own. 345 State St. () - St. Helens New . t.: Helens Pulp and Paper 'company min'wlfl ' be in operation- by first of year. tr fW Aibtri m.. 5. : f -Z, "-Ai . fTC'aN. i AK4ic. N. C. ""i - i: . . .- - . .... .. "r. ''