s 9
! 2
BOS GELEBilATE
IVi'ilhll SIS
Coast League Standing
Pet
Oakland. i-;VAi.'fS,?.
Fan Fttnrtco.;i. v ,:7S. 56.
.608
.578
flattie ,7$ K7 .
.562
Faera mento . . . , . . S - 6 5
.511
Holly wftod- 61 .72-
.439
.457
.436
Missions- vwv'. . - .58 ; 75
lxs A tigers 4 ..' 79
.297
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los sGEtEs. aug;:4 (AP
The Portland "Beavers cel?brat-
jpd tefnfyoanjffln Cay yjv'-de?
lea thj .fioljytf ood 8 to 2 C(oday
ana . taging-ra "iwprto; one. ieaa , n
jthe series." Yerkes. thef Bearer
southpaw? blanked the Stars: for
je Ighf Innings while 'his mates
swore ' gathering" tree runs off
Sbellenbacls t ? ! .
John ion ."waa presented with: a
silver loving cup and a check, by
admirers- fronts Laguna . " Each
-where th . Portland manager
makei hts home. , Ay
j .Score;;-4;;::';l"'Ti;:; IH K
! Portland i--f-. . . . 3 9 1
Yerkes nd Telle; Shellenback
and D. Murphy.
- SAN FRANCISCO. AtTG. 4.
( A pl--'PWl Welnert, husky; ; Mis-
si f aion lettvha.ndeT, pitched good
nan toaay wane nig ieim maiw
turned in some timely hitting and
fielding to help blank the Seals
4-0. The Seala outhit their riv-
1 als.- : ..
' Score: R H E
"San Francisco ......... .0 9 3
li Missions .. 4 5 2
- . Moudy. Geary, Tnmin and Mc
Crea; Welnert add Walters.
"OAKLAND. AUG. 4". - (AP)
Oakland's league leading team
i rained a full game in the roast
J circuit by defeating jd Angeles
4 to 3 while their nearest rivals.
thrt-Seals, were losing to the Mis
sions. It was the third straight
wni for the Oak over the Angels
and Al Gould's fourth successive
victory on the mound for the lo
cal. .
Score: R H E
f,os 'Angeles 3 10 2
Oakland 'v. 4 6 0
: 'Plercyy1 Gardner and Hannah:
Gould and Bool.
, SACRAMENTO. AUG. 4. (AP)
1Timely and hard hitting, coupl
ed with' five "Sacramento errors
rave Seattle an 8 to 3 victory,
their first of the series here to
daj., French's triple with the
bases fullMn the sixth netted the
hire Solon runs. The Tribe plck-
f nn Ttaphac anil Vinci for 13
kite.
!-Sc
' RH F
Seattle' . . . V .......... .8 13
Sacfa'm'entd . . ; ......... 3 I-
Edwards and Schmidt; Rachac
Vinci. Shea and Sererid.
0 ' " : c
; American I jeaw Standings
, , . W. L. Pet.
New York . : ...74 . 30 .712
Washington ; 61 40 .604
Detroit . ..v 55 f4S .550
Philadelphia .
Chicago . ...
Cleveland
St. Louis. ....
Boston . . .. . . .
. .,.54 49 .524
51 54 .486
....43; 61 .413
....40 61 .396
;:..32 70 .314
NEW YORK. AUG. 4. (AP)
Owen Carroll mastered the Yank
ees today; holding New York to
& bits while Detroit made off
with a 6 to 2 -victory.
- Score: R H E
Detroit . . ..J . . ...... 6 12
New York ...2 5
' WASHINGTON, AUG. 4. (API
The Senators won a doubleheart
mr frtinthe SL Loute Browns to
day taking1 the. final ?ame 11 - to
2. after topping the first 5 to 1.
FIRST. GAME . R H E
St.' Louis f , , -...... 1 4
U7uihiiirtAii ' . -Tl . . - 1 . . 5 S
VangUdeir and Schang; Zacb-
arv and Ruel. M-
SF-COND GAME , ' R IT E
St. 'Louis ...2 9 3
Waeblnxton ........... 11 11 3
Gaston and O'Neill, Schang;
Thurston and Tate.' '
BOSTON AUG. 4. ( AP Bos-
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The Penslar Store
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
ton,-made.it two : straight; from
Chicago by defeating the ' White
Sox today 2 to T. 1 I
Chicago : . ; I ; .-. : . i y 1
Boston '. . . . . .'. .. . V. . . .,.2 ' 2
PHILADELPHIA. 1 "AUG. , 4.
(AP) Garland Buckey e i o C
Clevelanad blanked the Philadel
phia Athletics by a 3 to 0 score
today. He held, them to- j five
scattered hits. , '
Score: R II E
Cleveland.. ; . . . .3 9 0
Philadelphia . . 0;. . '. 1
Buckeye and L. Sewelff Grove.
Powers and Perkins. Fox. 4 .
OVER ELEC1CIIS
The Mountain States Power Co.,
baseball ' team from "Albany : out
classed the PEP Co. team, runners
up in the Industrial league here,
in a gome Thursday evening at
Oxford Park, winning 14 to 7.
Features of the game included
home runs by Teed of the locals
and' Poling of the Albany team;
and a last Inning rally by the
PEP that threatened to over
come most of the visitorV lead.
The lineups: .
PEP Co. Travis, 2b; Arnold, ss;
Barnhold. rf; Merriott. lb; Stow,
cf; Boytana. 3b; Seeley, If; Teed,
c; Hartwell.p. '
Mountain States Kuhn, ss;
McClellan, 2b; Tycer and McKIm,
kerson, c: Olson, Weller and.Per-
lb Fortier, 3b; Ryals, lb; Wil
sons, rf; Talbot and Poling, If;
Clare;-p.
Score R H E
PEP Co.O 0 1 3 0 3.. 7 9 6
Albany 2 0 3 3 3 3..14 10 4
Umpires. Jones and Laird.
GORMAN LOSES
TO TOM HEENEY
NEW YORK, Aug. 4. (AP)
Tom Heeney, New Zealand heavy
weight, won from Bud Gorman
from Kenosha, Wis., on a foul in
the'third round of the" ten round
feature .of a heavyweight carni
val at Madison Square Garden to
night. Gorman was warned by
the referee several times before
the final left to the body brought
disqualification. Heeney weighed
194 Vi, Gorman 200. .
Monte Munn of Lincoln, Nebr.,
knocked out Pat Lester, giant
heavyweight from Tucson, Ariz.,
in the first, round of a ten round
semi-final. Munn weighed 214
against Lester's 245.
Three times Monte floored
lister with Jolts to the Jaw.
SCHISSLER WILL
SUCCEED BUTLER
: CORVALLIS.. Aug. 4 AP)
Paul J. Schissler. head, football
coach of Oregon Agricultural col
lege, has been appointed to suc
ceed Mike Bntler as head track
coach. Schissler will have as his
assistants Grant Swan, first as
sistant track coach last year, and
Jim Dixon, former Aggie athlete
and recently added to the football
coaching staff.
Butler goes to Detroit univer
sity as track coach and football
trainer where it Is said he will be
one of the highest salaried track
coaches In the country.
MISSIONS SIGN TWIRLEK
SAN FRANCISCO. AUG. 4.
(AP) In an effort to bolster his
pitching- staff. President Wm. H.
McCarthy of the Missions has
signed Gene Belgan a San. Fran
cisco youth, whotbas been " doing
some great mound work in the
Napa-Vallejo league, a semi-professional
outfit. .Belgan will re
port at enca.
TODAY
The Laugh Thriller
of the Year
Ee&ard Everett Horfoni
uerfan Ivixon J
i The - thrilling.;; laughing
$ jtt,i...iii - ...if .
I uiiLicuiiiea ui b jvuwi urtui-
tect wno reu in love witn nis
boss niece got fired with
I ambition. It's' a speeding
1 high power joy picture!" .
2 ..... -i
? On the Stage
I GLADYS ATTREK ',"
DANCERS
; Charming Exponents of
,Terpsichore ,
10 Beautiful Canadian Girls
Late feature act with the
4-, Pantages Clrcnlt . '
5 Tomorrow- -Vaudevillo i
llltl
f if. f
l I Laugh f"hr
Jit STUBS IBM:;
MECIilCSTOifHT
-The little world seriesT of twi
light, baseball' In .Salens Is' slated
for .this evening, wit h ;the Valley
Motor" Co.? teain. champierts,of the
Commercial league, pitted' against
the -"all. stars of the Industrial
league ; .' '. -
'In addition to' composing 5 the
team that will play tonight, these
players constitute a selection of the
men who are deemed to vbe out
standing'in the Industrial league,
and therefore the list is of special
interest. The players are
Kiminkl v ' (Hansen Liljequist)
and Rider (POstofficej; pitchers;
G. Thorn oson;Postoffido, catch
er; McNuity (Hansen-UIjequist).
and K; Thompson (Postoffice),
first: base; Price (Postoffiee), second-base;
Hagemann (DeMolay),
shortstop; Boytana (PPP, third
base; O'Neil (Postoffice) utility;
Merriot (PEP), Sippola, (DeMo
lay). Collins (Postoffice). and
Ritchie, (Hansen-Liljequist) out
Jilders. O- . o
I NatJniutl League MtMmlingM
o , o
W. L. Pet.
Chicago 61 39 .610
Pittsburgh 60 40 .600
St. Louis ' 57 44 .564
New York 5 6 4 8 .538
Cincinnati 47 56 .456
Brooklyn 44 . 58. .43 j
Boston 4 3 59 .422
Philadelphia 38 60 .388
PITTSBURGH. AUG. 4. (AP)
The Pittsburg Pirates won both
ends of a doubleheader with Phil
adelphia today, taking the. second
game 7 to 3 after pounding out
an 8 to 5 victory in the opener.
Scores:
FIRST GAME R H H
Philadelphia 5 H 2
Pittsburgh 8 16 1
Pruett, Willoughby. Scott and
Jonnard; Meadows, Miljus and
Spencer.
" SECOND GAME R II E
Philadelphia .3 9 0
Pittsburgh 7 13 0
Ulrich. Scott, Willoughby and
Wilson; Kremer and Gooch.
CHICAGO. AUG. 4. (API The
Chicago Cubs protected, their lead
ership of the National league race
today by defeating Boston for the
second straight game today 5 to
4.
Score: R H E
Boston 4 10 1
Chicago 4 14 1
Genewich, R. Smith and Hogan;
Root. Jones and Hartnett.
eiNClNNATl.'fAUG. 4. (AP)
The Giants opened -a belated seri
es hfere today with a 4 to 1 vic--dos
uo)uad pea aq) jsao Xjoi
pins Cincinnati wthiiinnnnnnnnn
ping Cincinnati with only'G hits.
Score: R H E
New York 4 11 o
Cincinnati l 6 0
Rixev and Plcnich.
Benton and Taylor; Donohue.
NEW SHOW TODAY
2 DAYS
ONLY
II
... .w r i 1
Madgebe
and
Big Cast
limy o ..v.r, 4u&-Jjy vr' h
.. . A joyous, rollicking picture, with
touches, of rare pathos ''and tense
drama with the great flapper star,
; Madge Bellamy,, in the role of an
Irish lassie, taken against the 'back
grounds of rural Ireland and Metro-
. politan America. '
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Elsiisi
NOTE You can see a complete performance' tonight"
after the baricl concert; ' " .f - ? '-..t
; -rELsInore Theater .L ; ; -:
Laughter and 'romance Mn ' a
story of racing horses and Irish
Hearts feautre Fox Film's latest
Release, "Colleen.", which opens a
two day engagement starting today
at the Ehiinore theater. yith
Madge Bellamy, in the stellar role,
and such outstanding screen fa-
i vorites as J. Farrell u Macdonald.
I Ted McNamara," Sammy- Cohen.
' Charles Morton and Marjorie
Bee be in the supporting cast, this
delightful comedy drama- is an
entertainment that registers high
In' humor, pathos, suspense and
thrills.
The story deals with two Irish
families in Old Erin and then -in
America. The delightful ' Madge
Bellamy plays the role ' of the
demure daughter of one of them
mho rides the family pride, Col
leen, to victory on a race track
end at the same time rides into the
hearts of her audience with her
beauty, loveliness and sympathetic
portrayal of her role.
Charles Morton is her lover,
vbUe J. Farrell Macdonald and
Tom McGuire are the two irra
cible fathers,- who, with Ted McNa
mara, as the groom, brought gales
of laughter from the audience who
witnessed the first showing of this
wholly and unqualifiedly delight
ful picture. Don't fail to see this
Rixey and Plcnich.
ST. LOUIS, AUG. (. (API
Brooklyn evened the series count
by annexing the second gam from
the Cardinals today 4 to
Sccrer' i " i, R H U
Brooklyn . 4 10 0
St. Loafs': . --: . ,1 7 1
I Clark, Elliott and Hargreaves;
McGraw1, Rheinhardt, Keen and
O'Farrell.
BIG BILL TILDEN
WINS NET FINALS
SEAHRIGHT, N. J., AUG. 4
(AP) The cannot ball strokes of
Big Bill Tilden and th bullet
drives of Frank T. Hunter today
carried the pair to the final round
of the men's singles in the annual
lawn tennis tournament here.
Still mere icrmidahle when
nailed togc'.:i!r ihn two also gain
ed the final rou-id in doubles an!
seemed desviied to add the cov
ered Seabright tandem bowl to the
doubles championship of England
wiiich they won iu their toux of
liurope earlier lhis sunjm-f-
In the singles final to-lay Til
den did no: need to extend him
self to defeat George Loft of CaU
(.ago, but Hunter caught a tartar
in Fritz Mvicur of Bethietem. Pa.
T.lden wo!v4-n s;rsiight set3 at 6-2.
6-4 to remove ibe stain of a defeat
by Lott in F':riu;i early in the
sPiing, but Huntor was carried, to
deuce and needed all his forehand
drive power to win by 7-5. 3-6.
6-2. -
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. Added- numbers on the Elslnore
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end Interesting news weekly.
" Oregon Theatre
Many prominent artists appear
in support of Ken Maynard in his
next- First National picture The
Land , Beyond the Law," which
Charles It. Rogers is producing.
The production is the current at
tt action' at the Oregon here. . ;
Dorothy"Dwan has been selected
as leading; woman. Aside from her
beauty she, is a star in her own
right. Tom Santschi, Noah Young.
Billy Butts and Gibson tlowland,
and well known players, enact the
other important roles.
Today will be . a busy day for
Alburtus. the "Miracle Man," who
has been appearing at the Oregon
theatre the past few days.
Starting this morning at 10
o'clock, Alburtus will answer
questions, ' free, in front of the
Oregon theatre. At 2 p. m., he
will, give a special ladies only
matinee, and this evtening will
demonstration "Spiritualism," in
the broad .open light. ' It Is said
this exhibition is something very
mch out of the ordinary, and a
big crowd is. expected for this
demonstration.
PLAN " FlVt 1 RESIDENCES
e
Iite Summer Rash in Home Con
struction Apparently -on
. Permits for the butldtag of
dwellings during the . month of
August took a decided leap yes
terday, with the Issuance from the
office of the city recorder of five
permits, .aggregating in cost ap
proximately $19,306.
; Louana G. Reavis received a
permit for the building of a one
and a half story dwelling at 1235
Union street, in Knight's addition,
at a cost of about $4,700. Oscar
Efrgen is to be the builder.
Another, a $4,000 home, is to be
built at 1380 N. 15th street, for D.
L. Bond. This is another one and
a half story structure.
At 1482 Court street James S.
Stewart is planning, to erect a one
story' dwelling to cost about
$4,500.
""In the Highland addition E. E.
Pruitt will build a one and a half
story dwelling at 2320 Hazel ave
nue, at a cost of approximately
$3,400.
- Building for themselves, Wilson
and Harrison will erect a one. and
a half story dwelling at 2139 Myr
tle avenue, in the Williamson ad
dition. The cost is given on the
permit as about $2,700.
NEW SHOW
TODAY
See Ken Maynard
perform the stunts
others thought im
possible. The most
act ion-full -and in-
vspiring Wj& sie r n
drama, ofthe sea-
son!-"
ALSO
ALBURTUS
Ask Him He Knows
Special Ladies
Only Matinee
Today at 2 I 5L
TONIGHT
IS ' '
SPIRIT' NIGHT
; ; World's Greatest
Trance Medium'
Will Demonstrate
SPIRITUALISM
In the Bright, Open Light '
"Where to, When Yon Die
Many People 'Travel Hundred
of miles to. see this exhibition
FRIDAY MORNING,
n rvrir nr. nrnnrm
uiDiAkbuntbunu
FOR DISTRICT SET
Allan Ca'nfield, riding a new.
1928 "PpreWbeer brake model
Single, llarley ; Davidson, ? fresh
from Harry Scott's . stock of new
motorcycles, ; rode an actual dis
tance of :'40.3 ' miles on a I single
quart of gasoline, setting the
highest off trial .-record for milea'v
on a gallon basis ever obtained in
this district for a motor. vehicle.....
Canfietd. a - Statesman reporter
andthe only local entrant' In" thW
second International newspaper
men's motorcycle derby under the
auspices of the : Harley Davidson
motorcycle company, yas accom
panied in this record breaking run
by-State Traffic Officer Ray C.
Abet and Newell Williams, offic
ial observer,! and ' Harry .. Scott,
local Harley dealer.
In the presence of the. observ
ers. Officer Abst and , Williams
placed one standard quart of gas
oline in the fuel tank, and sealed
it up. The machine was then run
under Its own power, from an
auxiliary tank?, to the fairgrounds,
where the auxiliary tank was seal
ed, and the motor run until the
carburetor, a regular De Luxe
Schebler model, was entirely dry.
The first tank, containing a
quart of ordinary Richfield gas
was then ansealed, the supply
turned Into the carburetor, the
machine started. The route cov
ered Included the run to Hubbard
and, return to the fairgrounds
north of Salem, and thence east on
the Silverton highway. viantll the
gasoline supply was entlrejy ex
. Base Ball
To-night
Valley fotorf Company
vs.fr
Industrial League All-Stars
Champions Commercial
League ,-
Oxford Tark
6 P. M.
ALBURTUS
Will Not Make a
Shopping Tour
Today ' as Planned
Instead
He Will Answer Questions
Free in Front of the OREGON
. Theater Between
lO and 2 o'clock
, TODAY
' : - h .
DUNSMOOR
iO'riii
' BECAUSE.
Bank under a sub-contractor (both of us hold
ing union cards) we were fined $25 by the local !
union.
BECAUSE we failed to pay the fine we were iv
kicked out of the union. ' 'J .
BECAUSE - we made application later- to' re
- join the union, said application being accom-
panied with the check for $20, we were black- ;
balled and, rejected by unanimous vote. : "
BECAUSE we cannot belong to the union we
are listed as unfair. 7zr
: Our quality
BUT!
: Get our prices before you let your job. We
; have done sonie of the best high class jobs of
decorating in Salem and .will continue r "
T - Jf none ZZdjU! or
AUGUST 5; 1927
hausted after the machrnhati cov
ered 40.3 miles, making a gallon
average 161.11 ''.',"' --r-'r-"
r This mileage, although exceed
ing the record of 147 miles for a
gallon established by , Ralph II.
Kletxing in the official run here
last year was farjbelow what had
been anticipated, and !t was Indi
cated last night that another test
would be made this morning In an
attempt to exceed yesterday's rec
ord. - . : u'-r::-
Some difficulty was encounter
ed in view of the fact .that the
machine. was brand new, having
been driven scarcely more than
fifty miles before the trial, and
was. not. "broken ,in,'.' a"ndthe ho
sticky -condition '-of llje pavement
was believed to ; have had a deter
rent effect.. - h ". . t -
Canf leld's feat fs believed lo he
remarxable as It" stands . however,
since he had never, except In tn
strnctlon for the test, previously
operated a motorcycle. T'. "
ELEVATOR GIVES SCARE
PORTLAND. Aug. 4. AP)
Edna Hay ward, prettj elevator
operator in a downtown building,
received the scare of her life today
when her elevator became uncon
trollable nd traveled skyward ' to
ARE
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j " .. GREATER POVVER.
v "TT QUICKER. VLCKUP
'
Br oilier s
PAINTERS AND DECORATORS
we worked on the First National
RHY?,
of work will not be cut;
crash Into" the, : top , of the i shaft
above the 12 th floor, a mass 0f
wreckage.
Extracted from the ba(terel
cage where she had lain screaming
hysterically for 10 'minutes, Sh
was . taken to a doctor's offi. e
where It was said she was suffer
ing only .a severe Shock.
No cause for the mishap had
been " ascertained at a late hour
tonight, , , ' '
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SOCIAL HIGHWAYMAN
Starring Montague Ive anl
Dorothy Devore.
, Comedy.
, Additional Attraction
v The DeVere Players
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JHER MIDN'IGirr GUKST"
10 - People 10
No advance in price
Always, 25e,; Children' 10c
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