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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 19, 1926)
. A; 1 1 i I Y M W AlnlVI(i:f1SnlA ' lltWbll mm H , , SClIEOUtED AT Y Ass&i'-pn Will Have Num ber basketball Leagues . ' This Winter Tie wlater schedule of gym t Hagium classes at the YMCA were - aanonnced yesterday by R. R. Boaxdman. physical director. The achedale, which includes more ac : tlvities than ever before will begin i Immediately following fair week, ; it was announced. Harvey Brock has been obtain ed to act as gymnasium assistant. He will help with the boys class es, allowing Mr. Boardman more time than before to devote te pro : motion w.ork and physical Instruc tion for business men. . -r', f - Leslie Sparks, physical director at lllamette university, will have hear re of tumbling. classes and Mr. Rarzott will be supervisor for all bays wrestling work.. , . More time Is being devoted to baskc6all tM sfall. Leagaes for both ifoyn and men, will be formed after'jOctober 15, All men, and boysi-tnust be members to take part to these leagues . , , Pitas are under way to hate classes tor high school ?and col leger boy JaA&' girls In the nbrs- 4ng The- use . o fpool and gym- m equipment will be . gives t the women all day Wed- y as has been the practice summer. good corps of leaders has n obtained to assist with the mnasium classes, according to r. Doardman. Swimming will low all boys' gymnasium classes. The schedule for the year fol- ows: i,i f Mens' Gym Schedule xsoon business men Tuesday and Thursday, 12:1ft,', Business men: Monday, Wed nesday, Friday. 5:15. Older business men Tuesday, Thursday, 5:15. V , Young men Tuesday, Friday, 7:00-8:15. Swimming, life saving test , Tuesday, 8:15 (after class;.' for those who try for emblems.1 Boxing, wrestling. . tumbling clesses See phyistcal director, Basketball practice and tourna ment Mnoday,-Thursday, 8:00 Senior leaders Wednesday, floor work 8:15; class work, 7 rl 5 . , -.iBoys Gym Schedule , (Winners, 9-10 years Satur- da&i4-'-45-9:15. il ' r 11 . i. i neoa 1 - f 'A 4 I Preps, grade schol to 6th grade inclusive Thursday :15; Sat urday1 : 45- j Junior high, 7, 8 grades Tues day 4:15; Saturday 10:45. High school Monday, Friday, 1:15. ' i Boys' swimming and life saving ' tests Saturday, 2i0 (for tests only). Junior leaders Saturday, 11 12. ., r Night juniors Monday, Thurs- day, 6:45-7:5. jh Boys' beginners swim classes - l Saturday 1:30-2:00. Open games and schedule Sat-j urday, 1:30-4:00. Swim ; followsiall gym classes. Religious 'education class once a week after gym. All boys required to have health, examination. Women and girls' cmsses every Wednesday, r For schedule aud rates phone 260. All is no gold that glitters. All meat la Hot 18 karat Of perfection, but if yoii buy it front us, you'll be safe. Hunt & Shaller Meat Mkt., 263 N.Xml. () Gabfiel Powder& Supply Co., lumbef, building materials, paints tnd varnishes, roofing paper. Get prices' here and make a big sav ing. 'Office, 175 S. Com'l. () LFK6UES GOIOSED -ouis Now Defends Crest Vith One and a Half K; j- uarne Average . H ; EW YORK, Sept. a.(AP) tThc status of the major league v Championship fights remain as be wildering as ever today. St. Louis advanced Its lead half a game by dividing a twin program with the A Phillies while, the Giants were lacing the Reds for -second time it the National. Another full game yas nced orr the Yankees' hold in first place in the American, .when the New Yorker HrnnnM itheir fourth sfraisrht tn. ih. fdianrT j AlAough the Cardinals now de fend the crest by a margin of a game and a half. CiKclnnajtl may tie for the penant by Winning all seven of its remaining games in the event the St. Louis club takes live out o f the next six.' ... The standing would; then be: W. U PcL "V- I-onis - . 92 62: .597 Cincinnati . 92 62 ..597 The standing of the contenders . la noW: ;p ; , St- Louis .7: . .1 ; 87 -i-TM . Cincinnati V'V.i;.' IS C2 ,578 The Pirates flag ;V hopes,; were giWii another Jolt when - they vrent nr.der asain at Brooklyn and they cannot catch up to the peak . jiuless he leaders take a decisive TOE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM, OREGON Players in Colorful Drama Coming to f A--' in i1- " 1 S ' x" i "7 ii i ' i ' ' ii J. . - -, sltt-ipP- Six games separate the Pir &tii from the top. he New york Americans grip OE the premier position sagged try 2 games and to annext the championship they are required to win 7 of 9 contests remaining, should Cleveland ' take all eight games left. The standing of the contenders now Is:' w. ' L. Pet. New York 87 58 .600 Cleveland 85 61, .582 Cure that cold and that miser able feeling in a jiffy. Get some Quick Cold Tablets at Nelson & Hunt. Druggists, on tfcji corner of Court and Liberty Sts. Tel. 7. () Doughton Sherwln, Hard ware, 286 N. Com'l. St. Hardware, Builders' Supplies, Paints, Varn ishes. Give us a call, you'll find our prices reasonable. () T JIMS LOSES GOLF TITLE TO VON ELM Defeat of Master Shot Maker of Atlanta Almost Un believable SHORT HILLS, N. J.. Sept. 18. (AP. ) The monarch of golf was toppled from his amateur throne today by flaxen-haired George"Von Elm of Los Angeles, in orfte of the most stunning up sets of link history. Bobby Jones beaten the word? flashed out over rolling Baltusrol li.te this afternoon to an almost mbelicving sport world. Defeat for the master shot maker at At lanta at the hands of a player he hai twice overwhelmed in previous matches seamed too incredible tc receive. Rut Von Elm htd conre to the Klopos of the picturesque New Jersey course to prove that the ago of golfing miracles had not et passed, ami in two of the most dazzling rounds . ever played he finally conquered the young Geor gian on the 35th green. 2 to 1. Bobby hung on gamely today to make an uphill riht in the face of fawless golf, but he did it almost on sheer nerve. He was great in defeat, yet the fine edge had been taken from his approaching: game during the days in which Von Elm was riding easily to preliminary victories over Watts Gunn, Bobby's Atlanta chum, and George Dawson of Chlca F. L. .Wood and Geo. P. Peed, real estate, 34state. Farms and city property. They bring buyer and seller together, for the bene fit and profit of both. () The Midget Meat Market never fails to give you the finest meats and fish. There is but one place In Salem to get the finest fish. The Midget Market has it for you. () Arridcnt. Report etl Mrs. Galbralth reported that she ran her car Into the rear of one driven by a man named Chen ey yesterday on Liberty between State and Court. She gave no oth er details ; of the accident. Held for Parking Fire" persons were picked1 up Saturday fcight by local police of ficers' on" a, charge of double parking; and each was released on 41 bail on, appearing t the 'police station.4 ;They are Loretta Varley. C. Reid, J. O. Weaver, John Lo gan and W. L. Gaskill. Silverton Schools WiH V i Start Operations ' Monday i; KlLVERTON. SeDt. 1 8 ,fSno- cUfSilvertonchools will open n osti ay t morn ins wun ,1 nign school ;, teachers ud 22 x rrs.de teacher?. - 'i -- iff.' Mtlk, cream, buttermilk. The Bnttercup butter has no eaual. Gold standard of perfection. 137 " ' V 6. onj. Phpu 299. , () Tom Chatterton, William Streett, and Mary Daniel ' Visitors Reported in Salem J V.Marie and France Roddy, Chemawa residents, visited this city Saturday.' ' W. C. Holmes of Woodburn was in this city Friday. Mrs. J. D. Nelson and children of Oregon City have been visiting in this city for several weeks. They returned home recently. J. McDonald of Taft spent Fri day night in this city. G. U. Flint was in Salem Fri day. He is a resident of Eugene. Pat Rogers of Eugene spent Fri day night in Salem. Among the Friday visitors in this city was P. P. Jenson of Lake view. Amanda Mathews of Shaw was a Salem visitor yesterday. E. L. Kollenbom, a resident of Eugene', was in this city Friday night. Miss Mildred Christensen. who lives in McMinnville, was in this city Saturday. Miss Alice Southworth of New port was a Salem visitor Saturday. H. C. Porter of Aumsville was a Salem visitor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Curry of Hood River were n this city Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Allyn Markam of Kelso, Vash., spent Saturday night in this city. Z. M. Agee, a residentof Eugene v.as a Salem visitor Saturday. John V.". Lamar of Florence 1 MARSHALL NEILAN 'f QSobertAtn svowsor G,f aroref Scddor i ,$tkmelhr OJerrfMitey i 2fa4JL Don't Miss STREETT'S jffti, JSffiS WXTK ' wi a m- . -w . , Elsinore Tuesday 41 v.ii' spent Saturday night in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Martin of Garden Home were Salem vis itors Saturday. Harry M. Keron of Eugene is in this city today. Mr. and Mrs. A M. Slade of Eugene were among the visitors in Salem Saturday. Iavina Conner of Florence was in this city Saturday. Traitor Demonstration A demonstration of new. type Fordson tractors will be given from 1:30 to 4 o'clock on the af ternoon of Tuesday, Sept. 21, at the William Matthes farm near Quinaby. It will be repeated on vVdnesday afternoon at the Jini Nichols place on the penitentiary road. The Valley Motor" company, which is putting on the display, claims that the now Fordson trac tor has more power than the old, and will attempt to prove it at the demonstration. Kconomy Test Coming; An economy run for Harley Davidson motorcycles will be put on, in this city Monday. Sept. 27, with Harry Scott in charge. Sim ilar runs will be put on all over the country on the same day. The course will be picked later by Mr. Scott. A quart of gas will be put into the machine and, cycles will be ridden as far .as they will go. Ralph Kletzlng will ride the ma chine, which is' a Harley-Davidson single. PRODUCTION VIOLA. DANA roberxXgnew A smashing under world picture of New York, bristling with, scenes that are sure to ! impress the most crit- :, ieal audience. Story, Takpn from . "THE GAMBLING r CHAPLIX" . . And ' HMftOACM 61NN TRVON SAW R'rrw International News.. . J fUWf at J Mm & . J b aa. tt mb - fm m NEW YORK PLAYERS" The Elsinore Tuesday I At the Theaters Today I O ' o The Elsinore John Gilbert, Lillian Gish, Renee Adoree, Roy D'Arcy in "La Boneme," and Fanchon and Marco Broadway Re view "Night Club" with 25 actors in cast. Oregon ' with. star cast. Wild Oats Lane BJigh Hippodrome vaudeville and Pete Morrison in "Chasing Trouble." F. E. Shafer's Harness and Leather Goods Store. 170 S. Com'l. Suit cases; valises, portfolios, brief cases, gloves ana mittens. Large stock. The pioneer store. () O I Bit For Breakfast o The double bill V At the Elsinore theater V , . "La Roheme," by King Vidor. and "Fanchon and Marco played to four big houses yesterday af ternoon and last evening, and made a great hit. The same program lor this afternoon and evening. King Vidor's "La Bohenie" is Lillian Gish's first American-made picture for some years. King VI don who directed "The Big Par ade," directed the new picture. John Gilbert plays the .leading role as Rodolphe. the poet. Between scenes in "La Bohetae " John Gil bert studied law. He expects srrr.e day to take an examination for the bar. "La Boheme" continues over till Monday at the Elsinore." B W The new booklet for the state lime plant, "Agricultural Lime,-' is off the press, and copies will be distributed from the penitentiary, "Why the soils of the Willamette valley aud coa3t counties need lime: basic and overlasting facts on the beneficial uses of agricul tural lime plainly and briefly told," are among tne words on ti e title page. Copies are free to all who ask for it, and will be dis tributed from the state fair booth of the Max and lime industries next week. On Wednesday next, beginning at 10 o'clock, the hearing will be- Sin in the petition (or suit) for lower rates on lime rock, before l-he public service commission. Many pecple interested in thi vital matter will attend the hear ing. It is a vital matter, too, for all the farms of the Willamette valley and coast counties do need lime. The longer they are crop ped the more they need it. S The investigation of reputed lime rock deposits not too far away from the prison for trucking, is going on. There ire several such reported, and to be investigated by the O. A. C. and prison author ities. Walter H. Zosel, automobile tires, tubes and accessories. Vul canizing that holds. High quality, , superior service. A trial makes a I customer. 198 S. Com'l. () Parkdale First carload apple j shipment of year goes to oBston. CXiolaDana astluprl CeardeBarHuffi ' as tfu father . Mi) W aa V3, THURSDAY MORNING, SE1TEMBER 1G, 1926, General Markets . LIVESTOCK PORTLAND, . Ore.," Sept. Iff. t AP) Rweipu: - Cattle 3;-hof 18V; (beep 600. , . - Rrrript for week (approximate): . Cattle calve 685; hoys 4,050; theep 3.120. Cattle Compared' with week aeK Steera and tiulU about steady; she stock mostly steady: spots up 3 St; calves and Testers ft lower; week's bulk price : Metiiam qnality down to S6 cows and heifers $.75ft6.50 scatering small lots of grod heifers $7i'E.25; cows in loads op to $6.25; cotters S4.50 down; bulla 94. Desirable calves mostly f76f9; heavies and commons down to 95.50; best light vealers $10 to 910.25; limited movement of tight steers to the country at $6(j S.25. Hogs Today's receipta mostly light feder pig aelling steady at 916.23: com pared with week ago: Mostly 50 to 75c higher: weks bulk prices: high butchers 915 to 915.25; top 915.35 for part load Monday; weightier kinds 915 down; havies down to $12.50; parking sows $11.50 to $15; best light feeder pigs $16 to $16.25 strong weights 914. SO to $15.50. Sheep: Compared wSth week ago: Fa lambs quotable 50 cents higher; ewea steady; best handy weight lambs quoted up to 12.50; yearling $10.75; ewes $6 down. - ... MILK AND CREAM - PORTLAND,' Ore.. Sept. 18. (4P) Butter top rales firm; Ufider grade tlow;' extra- cubes city 40e; standards 404c; prime first 38c; firsts 86c' prints 47c : cartons 48c ililk steady. Best churning cream 44c per pound net shippers' track is zone 1. Cream delivered Portland 4tSc per pound. Raw milk (4 per cent) $2.25 cwt. f. . b Portland. 4, Poultry steady; heavy hens 25c to 20c; light 17c; springs light 22c to 2c; do heavy 21c to 22c; young white duckfe 22c, to 2Jc; colored 15c to 17c. HOPS STEADY KEW YORK, Sept. 18. ( AP)- Kvap- orated apples slow; prunes unsettled ; ape-. ricoib auu pcacnes quiei ; ntrpa bteauy. w6ol ' i BOSTON, Sept. 18. (AP) The fea ture of week has fche strength injected inte the local wool market by the reports of a rise in values at the London sale. The strength has. been realized in higher and firmer asking" prices on domextit .lines and advanced prices patd on lines sold for export. Replacement in stock is practically impossible because of the stronger foreign -market and the firmness of the holers of the remaining Mork iu domestic primary markets. WHEAT LOWER CHICAGO. Sept. 18. (AIM All crain averaged lower in price today. Heavy selling of wheat, induced Uy wore favor-; able weather conditions ia-fchv Caiadjian northwest and a forecast of generally Jain over the three provinces, Revealed a fai lc of Imyinc power in the p!ts and vOio broke sharply. Crn and oats foltaWf-Jl in the wake of wheat. At the finish wilful showed a net loss of .V8 to 1 l-8 orn .... .... was down 1-- to 1 .!-. oats were oti 1-4 to to l-'-c, and provision 10c to 35c lower. HAT PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 1H. (AP Buying prices. KaMcrn Oregon tinwthy $'20 to $22: do valley $17 to $17. j(; cheat 13; alfalfa $17.50 to $1H; oat hay $13; oat and vetch $11,50 to $1; btraw $7 to $7.j0 per ton. Selling prices a ton more. GRAIN PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 1H. 'AD Oats No. 2, 36 pound white fcod and 8(Ullglft: It causes yourself dis comfort ancF annoyance to others. 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