THIS OREGON STATtSZ:, iliLlX OrXCON
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ST. ANDREWS. Scotland, July
14.- (AP) Grim faced and bare
headed, Bobby Jones fought his
way over the 'St. Andrews coarse
today and because he-wouldn't be
licked, he won his fight and scored
72 for his second round in defense
of his title of open golf champion
or ureal Britain;
. With his sensational 68 of yes
terday,vhe stood with 140 as the
leader of the field after 36 holes'
with .36 ta be played tomorrow.
- Bobby lost his emlle ad his cap
bat he. kept his head. :
Scotland In all. her centuries. of
sterling golfing, deeds never .wit
n eased a braver one-man battle
than Bobby fought. Golf was not
play for the champion today. It
was hard, grinding work.
He was not on his game for his
tee shots would not behave and
he missed putts . here and there.
some of them short ones., but lie
kept plugging , away at the game
with his sights on par. He was
finally, rewarded by .setting .one
stroke under the 73 which St,
Andrews, call perfecjt. ,-
? Tonight the battle was half
over and the battle field was
strewn with a halt hundred cas
ualties. Jones was two strokes
ahead of hia nearest, pursuer, 2 !
y ea-old Ben " Hodson. and four
strokes in front of the next man,
his j Georgia neighbor.' Joe Kirk
wood. ; . :
The pace set by Jones eliminat
ed all but 53 others of the hope
ful players who started the 72
hole test with him yesterday
mornjng. Ail 15 strokes behind
the leader have ended their cham
pionship, quest 'for this year:
o ; :i ;
American Xeague Standings' 1
O ' t' . ' O
. American League Standings
. W. : L. Pet.
5 25 .702
Washington
Chicago ........
Detroit .
Philadelphia . . . .
Sti Louia . .... . .
Cleveland ......
47 34 .580
46 38 .548
44. 37
543
44
38 .537
34 46
425
35" 48
.422
.235
Boston ,;.....; . 19
62
CLEVELAND. July XL M)
Cleveland's jinx which has lieen
tagging the Indians through
their past eight games, was shaken
ofT today as the Tribe triumphed
over the Yankees by 4 to 1. -
Babe Ruth went hitle in four'
trips" to the plate. He walked
once. Score R. H. E.
New York ...... ..... 1
Cleveland . ; 4
Moore and Grabowski;
and L. Sewell.
10 5
8 0
Miller
ST. LOUIS, July 14. (AP)
The Browns were outslugged today
but they hit when needed most
and won the third consecutive
game of the series from the Bos
ton Red Sox 4 to 2. T
- (Score i
Boston . . . , j,. ... . 2,.,- 7- 0
SV Louis . iv. i , 4 ; 6 ,0
. Ruffing and Hoffman; Stewart
and O'Neill. .
AT ' CHICAGO' Philadelphia
Chicago game postponed; Tain.
AT DETROIT Washington-Detroit'
game tailed, rain. Double
header tomorrow.
SAMMY. MANDELL FAVORED
i DETROIT, July 14. (AP)
Sammy MandelU . lightweight
champion, will step into the ring
at - the University of Detroit sta
dium Friday night, a favoritu over
Phil McGraw, his spartan chal
lenger who will attempt to' gain
tie title in a 10 round decision
fight. - , - , ,
TACOMA IX! FINALS
TACOMA. July 14. fAP)
Two San ' Francisco playern and
one Tacoman entered - the semi
finals of the men's singles the
Pacific northwest J tennis tourna
ment today. 'Two Tacomans, K.
Li Beta, and Theodore McDjnald,
will meet tomorrow for the Other
place in the semi-finals.
Drugs Excite
the ffidneysiy ,
Drink Water
Take Salts at First Sign ef
Bladder Irritation or
. ;:. ' Backach
' The Americatt men and women
must ctiard constantly against kidney
trouble because we i (ten eat too much
rich food.- Our. blood is filled with
acids which the kidneys strive to filter
at; they weaken from overwork, be
come sluggish, the eliminative tissues
clog and the result is kidney trouble,
bladder . weakness and a general de
cline in health. ? v.
-"When your kidneys feel like lamps
of lead; jxur back hurtl or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment, or you are
obliged ttr seek relief two or three
times during the night ; if yoa suffer
with sick headache, or dizzy, nervous
spells, vacid stomachi or if yon have
rheumatism when the weather is bad, .
begin drinking lots of good soft water
and get from your pharmacist about
four ounces of Jad Salts. Take a
tablespoonful in a glass of .water be
fore, breakfast for a ' few days and
your kidneys may then act fine. - .
, This famous salts is" made from the
sxtd of grapes and lemon, juice," com
Inned with lithia, and has' been oscd
for years to help flush and stimulate
' clorird kidneys, to neutralize the
acids in , the system .so they no longer
are a source of irritation, thus often
relieving bladder disorders. ;
Jad Salts is tnerpensive; cannot in
jnre, makes a dcl.-Ltful eCefvescent
lithfa-walcr drink zzi Ulor-s H every
' home, because -nobody; can make a i
mistake by havinz a irood kidney i
I c'., DEMPSEYAND
:e- DEMPSEY
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L SJ: A
How Jack Dempser'' and .Jack Sharkeycompare in size and
It Ws taken since they signed to battle July 21 forvthe chanc
appear in 'the ring, ready to fight their waj; to a title battle.
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WHITE. SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Saratoga- Lake' N. . July 14.
(AP) Confident that the job of
winning , back peak "condition for
the most Important 'battle of his
ring career is virtually overJaek
Dempsey today began to taper off
his workouts
With only" a week ' remaining
before .t Jack par ts the ropes to
face Jack Sharkey in the Yankee
stadium, the fQrmer champion of
all heavywelgbts,boxed only four
rounas ana.xmuned the day with
three minutes with each of pulley
work, ; light bag punching- and
ring caJisthehtlcs. . ; '
Short though it: was. Jack dis
played again all the fire and
worked in nothing but short ring
tights, giving, full 1 play to the
splendid muscles of back, chest
and abdomen. Jack drilled to
day ,for speed and perfection of
certain1;, lines of . defense. His
punching was' sharp, and accurate
and whenever a sparring partner
appeared , in , distressi Dempsey
Tpulled" his spots. ' :
Howeytr. " he dropped . Italian
Jack Herman, one of the three
heavy weights wlio faced 'him in
the first seconds , of the round,
witttja, left hoot to the chiiu -The
Italian climbed to his feet and
Jack let him last the round.
Dempsey expects to work out
for the last time Monday, leaving
for" New '' York the -next day. ac
cording to present day by day
plans.' ' . . ';:;' ; '
NEW YORK. July 14. (AF)
Jack Sharkey continued today in
training for bis, fight with Jack
Dempsey July 21 ; to emphasize
the play of his lef t
- Stressing his -por side jabs and
books. Sharkey made defensive
work a ' secondary factor. Taking
all his jring mates were willing
to offer; the' sailor often dropped
his hands to his sides. Only at
intervale fiid he dive through
straight punches with the right to
mark the persistent pecking left.
ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES
THE DALLES, Ore., July 14.
(AP) James Gates', ten years old.
died at a hospital here last night
from injuries suffered on July 4
when he was struck by an auto
mobile ,
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National League Standings
-W.
51
47
46
43
38
32
i30
31
L.
29
28
34
41
43.
4t
46
50
Pet.
.?27
.575
.512
.4 69
.405
.395
.383
Chicago
Pittsburgh .
St. Louis . . .
New York . .
Brooklyn .'. .
Philadelphia
Boston
Cincinnati . .
' NEW. YORK, July 14. AP)
Cincinnati made- it ihree straight
over the Giants by;' toppling New
York in the closing fray of a twin
bill today by 8 to 3 after winning
the opener by 8 to 6.
' First, game R. II. E.
Cincinnati 8 10 3
New.. York iK ... .6 - 7 1
. May, Nehf and Picnich, Har
grave: . . Fitzsimmpna. Songer,
Tomas-and Devormer.
Seepna. game R. H. E.
Cincinnati 8 12 0
New York . . . . S 9 1
Rixey, tffehf and Hargrave;
Barnes, Bash and Taylor..
BKOOKLYN. July 14. (AP)
Brooklyn pitchers fklled to stop
the Pirates today; and Pittsburgh
defeated the Robins by 6 to 5.
Cuyler's single scored , Paul
Vaner with the deciding run in
the th, geore B. H. E.
Pittsburgh ....... 6 14 1
Brooklyn ............ 5 8 4
Aldridge, and Gooch; Doak,
Clark. Ehrhardt, Plitt and Har
Sreaves. Boston! July 14. ap)
Osborn's pitching was the predom
inant factor today as Chicago de
feated Boston' 6 to 1. He held the
Braves to 7 hits and enabled the
league leader' to win three out
of four so far played.
i Score . -R. H. E.
Chicago ............ 6 11 1
Boston , . ...... . . . 1 7 4
Osborne and Hartnett; Robert
son, Gibson, Mills and Hogan.
.; PHILADELPHTA.; July 14.
(AP)-After,' Btrffering .thr
straight setbaf kJat the hands: of
the St Louis Cardinals, the Phila
delpbias turned. the tables today
and beat the wood's champions
7 to 3. Score R. H. E.
St. Louis t . .... .V. .. .MO 2
Philadelphia 7 12 0
, Rhem and Snyder r Mitchell and
Wilson.
' If the saleslady and the beauty
doctor can't make the girl pretty
she may as well make .up her mind
to become intellectual. Toledo
Blade.
IN CULTIVATION
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build is shown clearly in the photo
meet Gene; Tunney, heavy king.
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SEFJAIQIF HITTING
Hitting has been the principal
factor in the Salem .Senators' suc
cpbs durini; the. first half of tho
City league season, and the same
factor may possibly decide the
rare Sunday when the final cham
pionship.' game Is played with
Mount Scolt.
In last Sunday's game the Sen
ators just held their own as com
pared to previous, perform'aiices,'
and finished with exactly the
came leant batting average they
hart at tho close of thrt laitf nrp-
h 1a vii a tr w-i a 9 t O vK inVi lo A
a remarkable average for any
team" to hold.: .
Goleman is still at the top of
the list with .476. aside from
Beck's average of .300 which rep
resents onlv twotrip to the plate.
The principal change from the'
last standings published was
"Frisco" "Edwards advance to
third place in the list, on the
strength of three hits out of four
times up. The averages follow:
AD. , II. Pet.
Beck ......
Goleman . .
Steers
Edwards . .
Jacob berger
2
42
50
39
28
1
.500
.476 .420
385
.357
.333
.293
.273
.256
.200
.154
.143
20
. 21
15
10
8.
-12
3
11
2
2
1
Hank 24
Ridings
J. -Sullivan .
W. Sullivan
Mayers" ......
Rarham
Clinton
Totals . . .
41
11
4
10
13
7
,310 106 .348
-LINDBERGH DOLLS
, PARTS. (AP) - Lindbergh
dolls are being given as faTore at
dinner parties In Paris. They
are beautifully made, inaviators
costumes, slender like the , flier
nd with a good likeness in the
face. . - . --if
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DECISIVE
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4 jjAia Mf'-s--1J--llLif?V faJT-'-
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to?derP ;,0nI,y" !Be finest materialsj pi-ocurable 'are used. ;
J ; Montag Porcelain Enamel ia especially noted for Its' smooth
ness, high' gloss and richness of colof.. ft.ike a china dish-r-but
dable-nd very. asy ,to keep, effecayelean! ' '
KPIr partsff ; evernecessary; 'are quickly arid reasonably
provided direct from the mammoth factory at Portland. Montag
sroves-bullr. in the "West Tot 4 Western people and ; Western
home conditions.".; v .- , , . . . . .
There i a Mnniacr rIritiiol
run of prices make it easy
uuuci,. ianj;e lorcvery.purse. a ; v
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of them together in street" togs.
Other photos show them as thfey
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First Silk Hat Wearer
in London Was Arrested
LONDON. (AP) Not many
of the ultra smart" young men of
Mayfair who are bringing the high
silk hat back into favor know that
the first person to wear such head
gear in 4xndon was promptly ar
rested for "inciting to riot and, a
breach of the peace."
The style was Invented in 1797
by a Strand hatter named Heth
weington. who calmly placed one
on his head and walked out into
the street. History relates that
ueh a crowd grew that a boy was
thrown down and trampled on and
his - arm broken while women
screamed and fainted. The "poor
hatter was bound over in 500 bail
not to repeat the offence. It is
said that this encouraged the hat
bootleggers of the day to popu
larize the fashion. v
Republic Not Popular
With Son of Composer
...
BERLIN. (AP) Siegfried
Wagner, only son of the great.
Richard and manager of the Bay
reuth Festival Plays, can't become
reconciled, to the political upheav
al in Germany. He Improves every
opportunity to criticize the repub
lican government. .
Wagner's most recent explosion
was over the exposition of "Music
In the Life of the Nations," now
going on in Frank fort-on-the-Maln.
In response to the request to ex
hibit at Frankfort some of the his
toric material In "Haus Wahn
fried." the Wagner home at Bay
reuth, he is reported to-have re
fused with the following words:
"How can one entrust such val
uable material to the railway ia
view of the uncertain conditions
prevailing In this new form of
state!" -
1ir ra
-for one to buy within their
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WUUUULllimilL '
Salem, Ore. I-
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Coast - League '
Standings
W. L. Pet.
Oakland .....
64 46
60 49
56 50
57 " 53
52- v 55
51 59
50J 59
45 64
.582
.550
.528
.518
.486
.464
.459
.413
San-Francisco -
Seattle.
Sacramento ..
Portland
Hollywood ..... ..
Missions'
Los Angeles - ........
PORTLAND, July 14.- CAP)
Elmer .Ponder with his crackling
curve pitehedU Portland . to a 6 to
w .victory ; over; the Missions to
day, making the series stand two
games for the Beavers and one for
the visitors. ; 1
; Only four' hits were made off
Ponder, two of them in the 9th.
Score-- ' ; R. H. E.
Missions .;... 0 40
Portland ... ff 5 2
Holling, Christian and Wales;
Ponder and Fischer,
LOS ANGELES, July 14. Wal
iy Hood's home run over the left
center field wall In the 8th in
ning gave Los Angeles a 5 to 4
Victory over Sacramento in today's
game.
The Senators had driven
Weathersby to the shower in the
first of the 8th with a two run
rally that tied the count.
Score R.
S&cramento '. 4
Lo Angeles 5
Shea. Keefe, Rachae
Koehler; Weathersby and
berg. ' ! "
H. E.
6 0
8 0
and
Sand-
t SAN FRANCISCOi . Julf 14.
With, a five run lead against them
the Sarf Francisco Seals tied the
score in the 7th i- inning e-f their
hall tram a. InHjiir mith. OnblanJ on J
in the next 'inning pushed .over
three more runs, enough to win
8 to 7.
The game was punctuated in the
8th frame by a row which result
ed in Mulligan. Seal inflelder.' be
ing sent to the club house after he
had interfered with a throw from
Read, Oakland catcher.
' Several of the players Indulged
in a verbal battle and the fans
hooted , and Jeered and threw
cushions on the field.
Score - R. 11. E.
Oakland 7 13 2
San Francisco-.-. 8 8 2
Krause and Read; Moudy and
Vargas.
SEATTLE, July 14. Besting
Jim Edwards in a pitching duel.
Hank Hulvey gave Hollywood its
second straight victory over the
Seattle Indians today 3 to 1.
Hulvey alVowed the Indians only
four hits, no two of which came
ip the same inning. "Suds" Suth
erland finished up for Seattle.
Score-r R. H. E.
Hollywood i 3 6 0
Seattle - 14 0
Hulveyand Agnew; Edwards,
Sutherland and Schmidt.
Industrial League Standings
W. L. Pet,
Post Office . .'.
P. E P. .
Hansen-Liljequist .
DeMolays .
5
4
4
3
3
3
4
6
.625
.571
.500
.333
The Post Office gave the De
Mblay's a good drubbing last night
in an Industrial league game. 13
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f or sararoay
we offer you four lots of wonderful mercKandise. . Get the habit
of watching our windows for these specials. The values are al
ways good and the merchandise first class. -
LotNo ,1 8 QuaWlaCyerec
Kettles and 8 Quart Covered Draining Kettles
Big canning1 kettles just when you need (J C
them very special price either size.-. J 3 C
LotNoi 2 No. 8 Nickel Plated Copper
Kettles The genuine Rome Kettle
weight arid size? only ... ..... .. . 1. . . .
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Lot , Nb' 4 . Permsylvania. Vacuum Cup
Semi-oversize : 30x32 Casings Just av . .
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' price-r-Saturday special 6nlyK-.m.i....; 0
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We wilt save you mbriey arid sell you tHe Highest grade goods
, : ; Hardware
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to 6tK mgaliaVXIkSinayncBen
was erratici and the postal clerks
took full adantage seven of whom
walked-- "i-ri :-,--;"- "V'V -i"-J
The rvictdry 'pufi1 the Poet Off
flee in the' top position'; in-standi
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fore the onslaught of Haaeea
Llljetluist next Tuesday the . title
will go to the 3 government, em
ployes.. Otherwise-there will.be a
tie for first iwsttion wtthJ necessi
ty for, a play-off to -decide., C, .
Score " K. H. E:
Post Office '. . .13 5 1
DeMolaye-. .. ... . . . 6- 5- , a
; Line-ups: Post Office Price.
2b; CNefft as; D. Thonrpon, e;
K. : Thompson,, ef ; Benner. 3bv
Fisher, rf: Martin, If; Taylor, lb;
Ryder, p.-
DeMolays Hagaman, p; East,
c; H. Adams, jb: White. 2b: Lutn.
ss;. Query. If Webb,, 2b; Harris,
If; Barger, Minto. rf.
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IS AT EHILBQUIN
John Gantenbein,. well known
in Salem who. is a native of this
city and lived all his life here till
recently, is now in business at
Chiloquin, a . partner of- Frank
Deveney, and they own "The Owl"
there, with soft drinks, cards;
cigars and lunch.
Mr.N Gantenbein is a baker by
trade,, and knows what is the prop
er thing in the lunch part of the
business at Chiloquin.
The reader will ask, where is
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SOFT DRINKS CARDS A- CIGARS
:. LUNCH
When Visiting Chiloquin, Look Me Up
John Gantenbein
FRA'NK DEVENEY & JOHN GANTENBEIN, Props.
Chiloquin, Oregon i -
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MUST HAVE IT
OR EXCHANGE FOR
Jewelry, watches, silverware, guns, rifles,
pistols, kodaks, field glasses, violins, gui
tars, banjos, cornets, phonographs, type
writers; bicycles, tools, trunks,
suit cases, bags
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I CALL FOR IT
Telephone 356 . v
324 North Commercial Street
lucky purchase of 25 WHite
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i ?SqueezeLay beat fifc
Granfs iecat fhe other
day: Which ' is a leffT
handed way of observing
the Master. UincTs silver:
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Chiloquin? It is 27 miles north
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I of .Klamath Falls, towards Crater .
Lake rrom that city. It Is the
important trading point of the ,
Klamath Indian reservation, I on 1
the Sprage river and the' South- -era
Pacific railroad line, and has ,
constant stage and anto connec-;
Aon with Klamath Falls. Salem
people out that way will be made
to feel at home by Mr. G an ten- '
bein. , .
That New ; Jersey earthquake
was just about as severe as a lot
of family jars! It broke' quite a
number 'of dishes. Boston Trans5 .
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