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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON"
THOHSDAYldOKNiNG, SEFrEMBEK 2, 192tJ
Fifty
, Awarded Local Children
Judges Hold Contest Open One More Dav for Benefit of
Rural Children. Only; Tickets to Be Given Out at
- Statesman Of f ice Today -
Fifty-one boys and girls under
10 years of age won free tickets
m to the 101 Ranch Real Wild West
and Great Far East show coining
, to Salem Friday. Sent. 3. accord
ing io tne judges' decision, when
sets of Statesman colored pictures
submitted were carefully graded,
and tickets accordingly Awarded.
Through failure of one of the
, pictures to arrive in time for early
publication, judges last night de-
, t-ldfd to roeet again-Thursday ere
ning to consider sets of colored
pictures sent tn by children In the
rural districts. All envelopes con
taining colored pictures sent from
rural districts and bearing a
Thursday -postmark, will be con
sidered for ticket award
.Tickets on by children whose
names follow will be given out be
tween 9 a. .ro. and 5 p. m. today,
and "9 am. and 5 p. m. Friday.
Phyllis Morley, route 6, box 150
A Ellen -Morley, do; Ernest P.
Greenwood. 1285 South Liberty;
Marvin Humphreys. 1895 West
Nb Hill; Esther Aline, 1140 N.
Fifth; Helen M. McCee, 1110 ty.
Commercial: Marian Ross. 1453
Court; Betty Ferguson. 1258 Che
meketa; Hedrick Jones, route 1,
Brooks; Alva Leonard Gulp, 554
Jefferson; Billy ITtley, route 1.
box 22; Ruddy Ferguson, 1258
Cbemeketa; Jack Causey, 1013 N.
Twentieth; Howard Lamkin, 1695
N. Fifth; Michael Miller. 1691
P.ellevue; Denzil Flynn. route 5,
Aurora: Rita Mae Hill. 195 South
Twenty-fourth; Thomas Wiper,
1005 North Summer; Carable Pe
ters. 1144 N. Cottage; Margaret
Hart, 176 Luther; Bernice No
vake, 145 Hlnes: Anita Savage.
885 North Capitol; Laura lledine,
ront 7. box 87; Liia (Jreene, 1266
N. Eighteenth: Frances Law 794
worm Summer; Frank T. Butler
Dallas, route 2; Junior Rltter.
1965 State;. Junior Butler, route
6. box 14SC-: Ruth Anunsen. 100S
North Capitol; Betty Anunsen,
do; Jean Anunsen, do; Doris Mar
ston. 1281 Market: Donald Scott.
route 1. box 109-Ar Delmar Gwynn
1480 N. Fifth: Marjorle Zwicker.
13th and Wilbur;. Marian Zwick
er. do; Edwin Slick. 1430 Center:
vlger Ryan, Hubbard, route 1;
Jack Hum rick route 4, box 114;
Peggy Myers; Hubbard, route 1:
Betty Stewaft. 5S5 S. Commer
cial; Norman Cmm, 2110 Te:
Frank Slick. 1430 Cntr: ' Har
vey Alfred 1 Larsen, route 4, iox
9-E; Marcel Reavis, 592 N. Rum
mer: Betty Martin. 1488 S. Com
mercial; Lester Seberne, route 2.
box 85; Laurence Morley, 1560 C
street; Ellsworth Morley, do- Her
wri itiuritfj, uu, itfiiu nrn rinin
ner, route 4, box 9 care A. A. Lar
son.
X American League 1
1 ResulU
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DETROIT. Sept. 1. (AP.) .
Woodall's wild throw in the eighth
on which- three men scored and
poor relief pitching by Johns gave
Chicago an 11 to 7 victory over
Detroit today.
Score R. H. E.
Chicago .11 15 1
Detroit 4 . . . 7 11 3
Edwards. Thomas, formally and
Crouse, Schang; Stoner. Johns and
Woodall.
commission e
VES
PERMIT FOR SPUR
BOSTON. Sept. I 1. (AP.)
Nine pitchers took the mound In
a free hitting game today which
Washington took from the Boston
Red Sox. 14 to 12. j The batting
of McNeilly, Meyer and Rosenthal
was highly instrumental In piling
up runs.
Score R. H. E.
Washington ...14 17 0
Boston 12 15 2
Murray. Marberry. Morrell.
Covelskle," and Ruel. Harris
Wingfield, Welzer, Zahniser,
Heimach, and Bischoff, Stokes
T FAMOUS BATTLES ?
I for the I
HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE I
ttkr-t li o it
'Silence was the "watchword
when Bob FitzsinvmoBA . stopped
Jim Corbtitt in 14 rounds at Car
son City. Nev. March-17,? 1S97.
Billy Madden, master of cere
monies, warned the 5000 persons
present that no unseemly shouting
would be tolerated.
Hear tha voter bf:tha master:
"You will pleaae keep order. If
there Is any excitement or shout
ing It will only interfere with the
men. Please remember that there
- ere ladies present."
When the orinciDals were in
tbair respective corners, the coun
ty physician entered the ring and
examined their gloves. No one
else knew why, and he did not say.
H then felt their pulses.
Statistician's announced that
362 blows, were struck, 221 de
livered byCorbett and 141 'by
Fitxsimmons.
Mrs. Fitzsimmons coached her
husband, begging- him to devote
his attention to'Corbett's ribs. .
Corbett was very angry after
the bout and ' told Fitzsimmons
tllat if he refused 'to meet him
again he would lick him the first
time they met on the street.
Halik & Eoff Electric -Shop, 337
Court St: Everything electric,
frofn motors 'and f txtures and sup
plies to; wiring. '. Get -prices and
look at complete stock; " )
Acclimated- ornamental nursery
stocky evergreens, rose bushes,
frujt and shade trees at Pearcy
Bros..fn season. 'We Have our own
nurseries. n$ S.Com'1. ()
Pacific Coast
Results
LOS ANfiELES. Sent. 1 .' fAPI
Th Hollywood , Stars made , it
two straight over the league lead
ers, winning from the Angels to
day. 7 to 3.
" Score .'Si' R. II.' E
Hollywood 7 14 0
Los Angeles 3 11 '3
O'Neill and Peters: Hamilton
and Hannah.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1.
Bert Cole won his twentv-sixth
game of the season today when
the Missions walloped San Fran
cisco 9 to 3.
Score n. If. E.
San Francisco 3 10 1
Missions 9- 9 0
Kunz and Agnew; Cole and
Murphy.
SEATTLE. SDt. 1. With a
two run rally in the ninth inntn?
Seattle tied the score with Oak
land here today only to lose the
game in the next frame when the
Acorns slipped over a tally.
Seore R. H. E.
Oakland 7 15 3
Seattle 6.-10 4
Dtckerman. Delaney and Baker.
Read; Martin. Best. Brett and
Baldwin, Jenkins (10 innings), g
NEW YORK. Sent. 1. fAP.l
The Yankees emerged from their
ilump today by defeating the
Athletics in the second game of
the series 6 to 4. It was New
York's third victory In the last 14
games with Philadelphia.
Score R. II. E.
Philadelphia 4 6 2
New York G 12 1
Grove, Cray, Walberg, Quillan,
Willis and Perkins; Ruether
Shakey and Benough.
Only three American
games yesterday.
league
D. H. Mosher, Merchant Tailor,
is turning out -the nobbiest and
best fitting tailor made suits to
measure. 100 business and nro
tessional men bny of, Mosher. ()
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First National Bank, the bank
of friendship and' helpfulness In
time of need. Interest naid on
time ' deposits.' Oneh an ' account
ana wai.rii.your money grow: (
PRUNE CROP LOSS SEEN.
YET OUTPUT HOLDING UP
( onf nnttl from page 1.)
The Producers' (cooperative) Is
running on prunes. Thev will hp
on prunes for svf-ral dav vt.
The Starr cannery i.s on nrunes:
full haudfHl; very good quality of
rruit being received. Will end the
3eason, soon, with prunes.
loung & Wells are shinninsr
D'Anjou. Bose, Clairgeau, Cornice
and hall Butter pears. Very busy.
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National League
Results
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PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1 .
(Afj. The Phillies today took
the last game of the season to be
played here with Boston, when
UlHch shut out the- visitors with
four hits and let them down 3
to 0.-
Sopre R. n. E.
Boston ; . . 0 4 0
Philadelphia 3 5 1
Qenewich, Ahearn and Z. Tay
lor; Ulrich and J. Wilson.
PORTLAND. Sent. 1 . Pnrtlatid
won another game from Sacra
mento today 7 to 3. Successive
homers by Elmer Smith, Who hit
his 3 4tb of .the season with one
on, and Kohwer In the first inn
ing, staked Portland to a three
run ieaa wnicn the Senators could
not overcome.
Score R. H. E
Sacramento a in- 9.
Portland... 7 11 l
Shea. Martens and Koehler;
Magnum and Berry.
!
ST.-LOUIS, Septl fAP).--The
St. Louis Cardinals, tightened
their hold on firatl-laea. In 'the
thrilling National left gn'. pennant
race by knocking Ry.Kretner out
of the box-in- the- seventh inning
today and taking the. final game
of the series from the Pittsburgh
Pirates 6 to 2. . i
. Seore-- -- R. II. E.
Pittsburgh . . . 2-8 2
St. cLonis ,...;....,.... S-12- 3
Kremer. Koupal and Smith;
Reinhart and O'Farrell.
Only two National league games
yesterday. '
1 -Phillips Milk of Magnesia" I
I Better than Soda J
Itercafter. instead of soda take
a lUtle: "Phillips Milk of . Magne-
. sla' In water any time tot indi
gestion or sour, acid, gassy" stom-
. ach, and relief will come instantly-
. ; : I
For fifty years genuine "Phillips
Milk of Magnesia" has been pre
scribed by physicians because it
overcomes three times as much
acid in the 'stomach as a satur
ated solution of bicarbonate of
soda, leaving the stomach sweet
and r free from all gases. . It neu
tralizes acid fermentations' In the
bowels and gently urges the sour
ing waste from the system with
out4 purging. Besides, it is more
pleasant to take than soda. Insist
upon "PhHllpa." Twenty-five cent
and fifty cent bottles, any drug
lory -MUk of Magnesia- has
beetr be U. S.: Registered Trade
MvF k.of.Tne Charles H. Phillip.
Chemical Co. and Us predecessor
Charles H. Phillips since 1875.
AdT.
Telephone 165. Capital City
Laundry. The laundry of pure
materials, we give special atten
tion to all home laundry work
TV. 1 1. . ..
i i-ic iiiiin ana we will call. ()
Picture time' Is here. For your
inms ana kodaks and kodak sun-
I r r
piles see iNeisou & Hunt. Drue
gLsts, corner Court and Liberty
streets. Telephone 7. ()
Ira W. Joreensen. 10 R iiih
St. Parts for all makes of cars.
Best equipped auto accessory store
ia mis section, rrompt and re
liable service the rule. ,; r?)
&MC for vnnr tA Kolt n.n a . A
one. This is a special feature for
mis. wees. ror full particulars
see the windows of the Scotch
Woolen Mills, 42a State St.. ()
O. W. Day, tires, tubes and ac
cessories. Has the Ooodyear tires,
the standard of the world. Mr.
Day can give you more mileage.
Corner Com'I. and Chemeketa. ()
Collision Reported
Alfred , Campbell reported at
police headquarters here yesterday
that an unidentified car struck his
car as he was about to enter a
driveway on Front street near the
Hunt Brothers , cannery. The
amount of damage was not given
in the report.
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The Electric Restaurant serves
elegant meals and lunches. Try
them; you will come again and
bring your friends. Best in Salem.
4T9 State, street. ()
Cars Collide ;
Cars driven by George W. Hnd
dleson of route 8 and W. E. Mon
tan don of route 9 collided yester
day on the road one-half mile
west of the Kaiser school, accord
ng to reports made at doIIca head.
quarters. No details of the acci
dent were given, although Hud
dleson admitted he was at fault.
Car In Accident -
Leander Minter renorted Tontar.
day at police (headquarters that
his Car was involved tn n
dent near the Marion garage, but
saia mat, ne .did not know the
details. , t , '
ORYEST YEAR REPORTED
TACOMA, Wash.. Sent. 1.
(Ar t When the weather vear
?nded here last midnight, Tacoma
nad accumulated 9 72 degrees of
temperature above the normal av
erage and was shy 14.71 inches
of rainfall. 36 per cent below nor
mal, according to computations of
L. C. Cover, local IT. S. weather
man. It was the dryest Veather
year since , the establishment ' of
'he U. S. weather bureau in 18971
H. F. Woodrv &. Son. 271 M.
Com'I. St., furniture store. Bar
gains In furniture of all kinds.
gent for Lang ranges, best made.
Also auctioneers. ()
Cross Meat Market. Biggest,
busiest and best in Salem. Choic
est steaks, bacon, hams, sausage,
larq, eggs, milk. Absolutely sani
tary. 3 7U state St. ()
Nash Furniture Co. takes the
lead with low prices on chairs.
rockers, tables, wood and steel
teas, springs. . mattresses. Saves
you 219 N. Com'I. ()
Fry's Drue Store. 280 N. Com'I
the pioneer store. . Everything for
everybody In the drug sunnlvllne.
with standard goods and nnalitv
service always. (
BURIAL AT HOLLYWOOD
NEW YORK. Sent 1 fAPI
Hollywood, where Rudolph Valen
tino rose to world fame as the
screen's foremost lover, will be
nis nnai resting, place.
Definite announcement t h n t
burial would, be made in the
California, city camei tonlirht on
the arrival on the Homeric of the
late star's brother.' Alberto Curii.
eiim, irom Italy.
BEFORE HER
BABY CAME
Used Lydia E. Pinkham'a
Vegetable Compound
Adkini. Texas. "Before my baby
in
g inn u
bed most of
the time until I
began taking
Lydia E. Pink.
ham's Vegetable
Compound. My
mother - in law.
who is a ' mid
wife, told me It
was all foolish
ness for ma to
stay in bed. Sha
told me to take
Lydia E. 'Ptek-
Antomobile DamAgedV-- v"l":f;
a inert TTemtioth . reported at
police headquarters yesterday that
his car had. received a smashed
running board aad . two smashed
renders wben struck by an uniden
tified car on Front atRu
day afternoon.'
would help me. She handed me one
of your little books and; I read it and
was interested in it. II went to a
drug store that night and got a bot
tle Of VOUr wonderfnl irnuHolna
I took it until the baby was born and
was able to be up and do my work.
Baby months old now and
t weighs 14 pounds. I hart plenty of
milk for her and she gains steadily.
iwommeno . l am willing to
answer letters and will; do anything
I can for any worn an j for I know
how I Buffered." Mas. A.; H
TscHiKHAar, R. No. 2. i Box 39, Ad-
LiTdlA R PtflVnflm'a V
Compound has been In use by women
for over flftr years. It is a vege
table tonic made from roots aad
herbs and Is sold by all druggists.
Anplications and Comolaint
Considered by Public Serv
ice Commission
Fred A. Williams, citv attorney
here, has filed a complaint with
the public service commission in
which he alleged slow and inade-
ouate service on the part of the
Western Union Telegraph com
pany. Mr. Williams alleeed that whiU
at Oakland, Ore., recently he sent
a teleeram to Rueene. for whi.-h
he paid, 3 5 rents. He said the
telegram was filed shortly after
7 o clock but was not delivered
until two hours later. He ren nest
ed that the amount he paid for
sending the telegram be refiinde'd.
The commission yeaterdav
granted an application of the Ne
halem Timber company for per
mission to construct a sour track
across the St. Helens-Vernon ia
highway in Columbia county.
An application filed bv the cilv
of Carlton askine for nermistsinn
to establish a grade crossing over
the tracks of the Southern Pacific
company on Washington street
was denied.
Frank Bouten and C.
flothro have filed application with
the commission for the return of
$788.06. which it was alleeed w.i
overpaid by the complainants in
connection with the shipment of
logs.
In another annlication the
Southern Pacific com Dan v has re
quested permission to construct a
spur track across First avenue
I At the .Theaters Today I
V ' ' ' ' ' I V
The ELsInore--Bes8ie Love, ,f ora
Hfoore. Harrison Ford In 'Th
Song and Dance, Man by George
M. tonan. j : .
Oregon - Patsv Ruth Miller!
Alan Forrest in "The Rose of the
World" by Kathleen Norris.
Bligh Pete Morrison in "Bluei
Blazes.
east in Tillamook, for the. accom
modation of I he Tillamook Coun-i
ty Creamery association.
111 Mil' SEE 111
1 FULL OPERATION
You may see a mine in full op
eration next Monday. Labor day.
The Northwestern Copper com
pany will have their mine in all
departments going from 1 to 2
o clock in the afternoon, including
the assay office. This mine is on
the Little North Fork of the San-
tiam river. It includes what was
the Lotz-Larsen property.
The company will furnish euides
for visitors.
,NEW COACH AT EUGENE
WEST POIXT'MKX FORM r.XI-
Vr.RSn V FOOTBALL STAFF
EUGENE. Or.. SeDt. 1. fA.P.1
Football prospects at the Uni
versity of Oregon took an upward
trend today when Eueene Vidal.
hea.I hack fk Id coach, arrived to
take up his duties, ("apt. J. J. Mc
Kwan, lately of West Point, heads
the coaching staff.
Girls
Critical
Age
READING between the lines, it takes a mother or sister
to divine the needs of a girl just budding into woman
hood: "Mv sister was not verv stmno- and haH hwrt tnlrmrr
all enrt
i'ioj uaiva awa v,uiuiipuuuil uuu 1UUJ tcn dllu
of course embarrassed witli pimples. Sol loughthera large bottle
1? O . II Ill .... .
ui oyrup l epsm. sne nas naa no constipation since, her com-
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picAiuu is kxki ana sne is mucn stronger, nealthier
and haDDier. Now I alwavsrernmnienH llr. Pfllrlwefl'c 1
in." (Name and address will be sent on request.) ?
Syrup Peps
Has Brought Up Entire Families
Syrup Pepsin is a mainstay from' infancy to full growth.
sour, diuous stomach, headache, coated tongue, colds,
feverish daily ills ail vanish. Children nlav riKt ftor .
Mothers stop their own terrible sick headache, indigestion, con
stipation. Makes old folks h&DDv. contented. Tmlu r,milti wnAL.
cine in its highest meaning. Get it today any druggist, anywhere.
For a free tried 'Bottie ienftUund and address to
Pepsin. Syrup Company, ManticeUo, Illinois.
0k
AT AG s
Dr.GJJwll
SYRUP
PEPSIN
The Son and
uaiitc man
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PROGRAM X. 1 1:00 I. M.
Tocmfa and Fugue in "IV. .Minor VJ. F5. Bach
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Uiistio March a. J. Boex
Hymn of dory .Pletro A. Von
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Grand Choeur Dialogue . .VEngene Glgont
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J"11'",? ernade ..Harry L. Vibbard
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ltu.ssian lioatinan's Song Arranged by Clare nee Eddy
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