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TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 23,1 927
, "iii"" mux,,, :rm , ni'mi'mr mint ai " i
mm
MSI
t Coach Ray . jpecf Keene lias
set September a as the day whea
I nuits.Jtrill.b6 issued' for candidates
t or thfootfeaH -quaI at .Willam
ette jintr.ersity this tall. At 9:30
avm.', September 15, the. men -will
report for practice, -From then
on r two .periods , each 'Jaj will be
. devoted to .shaping the .plgakin
hauliers for .the. ticst came rpc-i.
- tober 1. " :' . '. .... -
'Ahout 6 0 1 temporary iiee to ters
harvest hands, -tewr diggers and
ot her mre expected Ho relinquish
their'-en mmer urofessioaa and .-re
; portito Coach Keaaerfor chances
to asotfeitio places"!! Willamatte'a
iZ7. euven.- nseneand hte. as
sistants will have the ;emplete
pcogB&ln ot . training outlined and
no time will be-lost" in putting the
cahdidateanhrengh their pates.
Significant in, its import for. an
outstanding Xeam-thla ) tail is. the
Intimation that Joe Kasberger,
iuie -afc wtu looioaa meott
(bra in the northwest, will; serve
as assistant coach to Keene." 'His
employment has not ye't been ap
proved by the university athletic
committee His services,. however J
v-f f -p, v "etui cia Ter'riMooitoie
. doubt-but that be will be on the
Held when practice. starts,
' Kewerger -. rently "'--eoached
football at -Mt,- Angel ? college. -He
has ,rb.eea there-'i -years. After;
lour .years oltha gamo at O. AC.
Kasberger- went -baek to -aid
KnuteRpckne fpr- one r year at
Notre 'Dame, .prior to,.bj.ppoit-v
m enff at "Jift. Ahjrel.: Her- knows'
football irom the ground np; .
' - Another man who probably will
aid. in drilling the Willamette
players is Kenny .Densaan, ons
of tthe best halt backs O. A: C
ever has product.- This .fellow,
was quarterback , under . Coach
Keene ( for" 3 years at. Corvallis
high"ictiool.-r -At O.A.'-XL he was
ItMor aUidentcln physical edaca-J
tion. coarse. . In jidditlon-to help
ing .-on ,f. the field, DenmanwUl
Uach a course; ! the P. E. depart
ment; lsUq' Sparks, as trainer,
also will contribute to the develop
ment' of the. .men. -. ;
Coach Keene Is not making any
promises tor the season now si
most here. His opinions, if . any
thing, are "pessimistic.'. Yet, -there
fa something. In, his manner which
denotes hope t or better success
tban.JMVyear.t ,.; .;, v,
There are , plenty-of discourag--Ing
facts:trniess figure's are given
t.t jprwirt cation'' the" casualty list
irom. iEst Jars qnad . will fre
unusually. great, Graduation
-claimed three artier,, and.
Kiiodstackles, and. Bergwik
alternate at end. The' spectre of
low,, scholarship .claimed tat least
10, .-and three -or four good play
ers plan not to. re turn to the .uni
. versity -tats l tall, A check-up
snows only about 14 ot the im
presslye" squad jof so experienced
men wno ' turned in their suits
last winter.
. Thoeawho are rather certain
to be-in school and eligible for
places n thesquadare Craner
wor.orrvM.unilcfrd, Rafih,"Ver
teg, waddUI, tflfer Wlnslow
Woxjdworth; French, .Havk, Phil
PotL.and.Enamona.;" . ,.
. : Ar4neg gJance at the list shows
tuebsen.cefcsneh 3mes m ;m-
can eionlBger, Sandburg,. AtedeL
aiacnenxie, McMallin.' -Nakano
a ndcaof Ield.- '-These'' mefiJ " were
nal powers on the snid last year;
Blcav. who U now fin Califo-ria';
-vr?Mif 9W . wan. was nil
. eonrereace oonterclaat finn'Mutt
aenwe,Jwn?athe4fUibtlng:est
ltoan' on ne silhadis detlcient
achofastfaarlly.cUut, there is good
caange -iw-wni makeUhbr nn-vhnr.
tag the ; summer, an,d be.ieligibla
pay. -ine others, howerer,' are
uciiifiiaty OUt. , ' , -r
wwi wKiw.' Aas".nt8 ' y on1
several Hiitelr high -school gTaa
a test ta nd: 1 anav unrnnp -
at to s(tojf;6r tho' weak olaces The
greatest weakneee-seems to be at
- w.j iu i NOTICE
'in accordance with the1 'pro-i
visions of Section 57t n,.n.
lawg,.tae;Staterreasurep-of Ore
gon wui receive sealed bids up to
eleven o'clock A. M. on September
A9. ivzi.. lor . S20048.03 fac
valueof- registered general "und
warrants, cot i-DeschaXesr -.' County,
Oregon, jbeld as eecarlty for the
deposlsiof the- State Treasurer
with? the First National Bank of
ueia, uregon; insolvent. The war
rants nrw mterestat the rate oi
six per centtper' aantim' from thV
a&ie ox registration to Hate of can
by the , Cotfhty TTreasuret of iDe
achates County.. Full informatlos
concerning- the sale of-; the rwarvj
rants, dates of- registration there-
of;- and racxrned,. interest. thereon
may -be obtained -from Hhe office
of. StatejTreasnrer at Salem.i; ?i
tAll bids must be accompanied
by "acertlfled heek -payable to
Thos. B. Kay, State: Treasurer.'f Or
five per-ent S) of the total
face'Vald'e of the Warrants, which
check- will be forfeited to the State
of: Oregon" in ' case - the -successful
bidder falls to complete his. puri
; chase:--' The : State Treasurer-' re"
serves'the right to reject any and
all bids. -
- ' Dated at Salem".?0"reg6h, "Anguit
6, 1927. - -.-4--: -
-i rrTJIOJKTKATr--?. I
. "State Treasurer of. Oregon. - .
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tackle, a ritherr.ifli ithere a
kicker In tprMpeet. ;? .
.good
v Th rfiret game for , the fiar
cats will be University of Wash
ington at Seattle, October vlat.
This has .developed Into an annual
tussle , for the locals ,f or " the th
letic fund needs money, and the
state supported school Is willing
tojpay .well lor' fth -early season
game- A double 'header ngainst
Albany college .and " Monmouth
ei r m mm a - a
nqrwu icboqi win ,'iojiow .on
October 8th; r '
'',A-,game:galn3C either Upirersl-i
ty; df Oreigon Oregon Agricul
tural college may, be arranged for
the' open date, ' October 29th.
'The' schedule" to date' follows
Oct. l....Universlty of Washing!?
Oct. 1, University of . Washing
ton at 'Seattle
Oet. 8, Alb4ny college and JHon-
mouth normal school at -Salem
' Oct.-I5, College of 'Puget Sound;
afTacoma. ' - '
Oct. 22, College of Idaho
Salem.
TDct. 29, Qpen.
" "Nov. 5, Pacific University
at
at
Salem.
Nov. 11, Llufleld college
ati
alem.
Nov. ij24, Whitman college
at
Walla Walla. .
DEFEAT
KOLAI BY A III
The Salem Senators eliminated
the Nicohti -nine :from the 'Port-
kwidXltKieague here Snnday, af
ternoon at Oxford Park, defeating
the doormakers by a 3 to . 2 score
Befclc pitching for the home team
and 'Sa tor the -visitors ach went
tfie :tuUAnine Innings, the former
striking out ll opposing, bats
men, while Sax walked three and
with - the aid ot nimble work on
the part of his team mates held
the Senators to ten hits.
Boesch. Nicolai shortstop, con
nected with the apple for a single
after - ithe first man ln the
first .mains -and then stole sec
ond. The next, man .was struck out.
.Bottler slammed' out a, two bag
ger scoring Boesch.'Billy- Suliivjfn.
Senator first sacker. singled when"
his team cam to bat but-the next
three batters went 'out on a high
fly .and two infield Blows, respect-?
iveiy.
The 'next inning was scoreless
on each side although the home
team managed to get two men on
kM i Ridings .drew a walk and
McKeana-singled. " '
; ,.Beth'r te(ins-eored .one run in
tbeihird. ' Sax, visitor" pitcher,
singled .and ,wa sacrificed to. sec
ona .ny . iioetscb.Strader -walked,
'Bottler struck -out and Sax scored
on Burton's single. Biftner struck
out-retiring the-eide. For Salemj
Ooleman singled, stole second and
was brought in hy Steers two
bagger for Salem's first counter.
In the following three cantos'
neither 'side scored; Beek holding
the-iNicolai baumen to two hits
while Sax' dealt out one hit and
walkad Bdwards an the tpurth and
itiaings in tne sixth. Billy Sum
vanhit ont a single in the 7th
after Beck flew out to left fieldJ
and sneaked over to second
hot two bagger by his brother
brought Billy in .to tie the jscore
at two all.
' -A hard 4ry by the visitors to
tie the score in j the eighth failed
.when Boesch sent up a high foul
behind the -plate to- Jaeoberger.
catcning for -Salem due to -fid
wards getting his ; finger hurt in
the game ' with MonUvilfa 'iast
Snnday. Strader connected for a;
pretty single but was out trying to
ke second on the blow. Bottler.'
next tip 'lashed out a two bagger
and Burton was ,given ;a ;b'ase on
Dans. Bittner , retired the side
scoreless by striking out.
-, Steers mom - up - for the'Senat-
Ors and singled, Jacoberger rac-'
rifioed hlrnlfor a base and Rid
lags two tagger put across the"
winning run by .allowing .Steers
to scoce,
rne game was well attended.
incidentally swelling t h e receipts'
and.ive:tbe rxayers an incentive
o put up , a good game of ball. '
Hooters for the visitors were few
but accounted for themselves loud
.
it wan megaphones and other
mean of -encouragement.
The box score:
...... All it H Pr a
W. Sdllivan, lb "i.B i 1 2 K ft
j. dumvan, xb .4f 0
U.1
0
1
1
3
Gdlemn.'ct ....4 1 2' 2
aeer,4t--k 4. 4 r 1 3 0
aaooberger. c . '2, jo 0 13
Ridings, ss ,...2 0 1 .3
;;Kenn, 3h ... . A4U0 A
.1
0
Edwards, jrf . ,.3 o .0
Beckon V- . . . L 3 0 4'o
2 0
3 0
.Totafs '
32.3 9 27 11 1
?AB RHPOA ETI
fl-vicumsfcey.qf ,;:: 0
5 .0
erraderv.3hi.ii. ; 3 1 o-
1 2 a
Boeschis.V -31 1
1 9 V
P0ttlerefuU4t ;T
3 .ft.ff
Burtonrrf .;..3i o
l'r d
iJittner, twn;.. .Ut O
Leptlch, lb ' . ,,;3;0
Clow, ,0, , . . . ,i 4o
0 0 0
1 -l or
0 0 o
SUX p . . . .t.4 1
punn i o
iTotais T
Satem
owtu , UVl j.jUSU
Dbti!:ioi;iij3
I pummaryi wo v-, naa hits, I
I
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BOSTON, Aug.'22.--(AP)-rtim-
portant date in -the -Saceo-Van-zetti
xase ' are: - ' ' ;
April 15, X920Murder ' of
Frederick A. Parmenter, pay-
master -or -siater.Tana 'Morniij eom
panyv shoe manufacturers, 1 and
his guard', Alexander Berardelli,
at "South Braintree, Mass.
u May "tr.'l 9 20--Bartolomeo Van-
zetti and Nicola Sacco arrested In
Brocton. ,
September 11N 1920 Sacco and
Vanzetti Indicted.
May -31, 1921 Trial starts at
Dedham.'
July 14, 1921 Both found
guilty of first degree murder.
tecember "24, 1 1921 Judge
Thayer denies new trial motion.
March1 27, i23 rAIienists de
clare Sacco. sane.
"April -9, ;1924 Vanzetti de
clared sane.
January 10, 1 9 2 6 Celestlno
Madelros made statement saying
'Mortlli gang" killed Parmenter'
and' Berardelli. '
- April 5, 1827 Judge Thayer
denfes ttew trial on' Madelros state
ment and other new evidence.
't April 9,- 1927 Sacco and Van
zetti sentenced to die week of
July 10.
Steers, J. Sullivan, Hidings, Bot
tler. Bases on -balls. Off Beck 2,
Sax 3. Stolen. bases, W. Sullivan,
Goleman. .Ridings. Left on bases:
Salera 10, Nicolai 6. Struck out:
Beck 11. . Sax 0 Wild pitch. Sax.
Hit b' pitched ball: Beck b Sax.
Double play: .Sax to Boesch. Time
of game: 1:55. Umpire Laird. '
, Dunn batted for Leptlch Tn
9th.
x" li-.0
I . National Jeaue Btandinics ... I
o . A
4 '.
w.
.V70
L. Pet.
45 .609
Chicago
Pittsburgh .
St. Louis . .
New York . .
Cincinnati .
Boston
Brooklyn - . ;
Philadelphia
. . .67 47
. .66 48
. .67 52
.588
.579
.475
.452
.425
.419
.365
. .52
. .48
. . 4
. .42
63
65
68
73
" PHILADELPHIA , Aug. 22
.AI') Chick .Jlafey's home run
into the bleachers gave- - Jess
Haines the, best, of a hurling duel
rwith Frank Ulrlch here todav
the St." Louis' tlardlnals "defeating
tbe Pliiilies by a score of 1 to.0.
jrne victory , was Haines' twentieth
oi me season.
; " Score . ..
St. Louis .... .V
Philadelphia ...
Hhines and O'Fai-rell;
and Wilson.
It H E
. 1 4
. 0 4
0
Ulrlch
BOSTON. .Aug. 22 ? ( API
sy winning their third straight
victory over the league leading
unicago cubs to!ay, 5 to . the
Boston Braver cut f'jown the mar
Rin. ,over - the v.c iid Place Pitt
burgh club to two and one ha f
games. "
s-ore: . r ii
r ... . r
Chicago , ...!.... 3 ' i
Boston . ;
5 12 1
jUrlsoaUBd-Hartaett; Wertz,
itonertson and Urban,'
'.Only two,ationat league games
8cneauied,sV f. -.j.,,
C TAXPAYKU'a NOTIGH ! i
i" : uwu ui " xiquatizauon
meetrron '&& 15EOOND mom da V
iN BPTEMflER OF -EACH TEAR
inr. the purpose f examining and
dnaliling .the A'kMVtMnent -Bftll.
of AlaTionCoanty.;Oreron: 4
WA4Vpersons desiring vto protest
any assessment on said rolls must
do -srf according to the following
VToviiions or. law: - -- f
' l' Petitions or"' apDlications for
the- redaetion of ?a particular fc
eesemeht shall 'be1 made in .writ-
i . i . j . .. . ... . , ' .
ihk; perinea 'oy-oatn oT'tne ann Il
ea n t or bis a ttorney 'and be. filed
WHn the Board . during the first
weknt.isa by :law,jrequiredj to
be In Wsfa)n. 'and any petitron or
applicaton-ne4-M.in?de7erlfledi
aad jted ."nndUL 'fia'C, bet coosiderWa
dMtctetf. tponr-by:ibe boardk; A
--, ipM n -t- " t '.-1
-OovntyN A? essc;r vAl
1 :) lip
A X x iV iiuv
t)
Bartelomeo Vanzetti (left) andr
Nicola Sacco. Inset Judge Web-
sterThayer.
.Lower Gov. Alvan
June 29, 1927 Governor Ful
ler, having begun investigation of
case, postpones death of Madeiros,
Vanzetti and: Sacco to and includ
ing August '10. -
July 17, 1927 Sacco and Van
zetti begin hunger strike.
July 22, 1927 Governor Ful
ler interviews Sacco and Vanzetti
in prison.
August 3. 1927 Governor Ful
ler gives decision .refusing clem
ency. -
August 10, 1927 Governor
Fuller grants further stay of exe
cution. ";
August 22, ,1927 Sacco and
Vanzetti executed.
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O
American League Standings
O O
w.
New York f 82
Detroit 69
Washington 66
.Philadelphia 66
L.
37
48
52
53
63
69
69
81
Pet.
.689
.590
.55.a
.555
Chicago .
Cleveland
St: Louis-.
Boston ...
55
51
47
36
.466
.425
.405
.308
CLEVELAND, Aug. 22. (AP)
The Yankees fell further Into
their slump today, despite Babe
Ruth's r40th home run. of the sea
son, losing to Cleveland 9 to 4
for the fifth straight defeat.
Babe's emash put him one ahead
of Lou Gehrig in the home run
race.
Score : R H
New York 4 8
Cleveland Z. .. ..9 19
E
1
0
and
and
Moore. Shocker, Pennoek
6c
L. -Sewell.
; , CHICAGO. Aug.' 22. CAP)
Philadelphia lost to Chicago to-1
day 3 .to J6 when the locals ran
14 .bits intb six funs, holding the
iLf.il - . 1 .
ifiuieuc , iu mree mar&ers on
their blows.
( ' Seore; ,.
Philadelphia
Chicago .......
R
-3
6
H
10
14
E
2
0
Quinn, Johnson, Powers and
Cochrane; Lyons and Crouse
DETROIT, Aug. 22. (AP)
The Detroit Tigers, undismayed
by the appearance of the mighty
.waiter Johnson on the mound.
defeated tbe.Washington Senators
6 S ctT
I
r
L
HIGHLYIHDORSEO METHODS
Jl cal method of.trfiint p;w
and other Rectal ind 'Co!i auaJ
-wsw-JM-wttWw ImvMty -of
lar amt from many dfcturt states. Tht con-
Moncm mm evWritt m Im m IVBITTii-r icL,n
veoansea nractlca. la
mot ettreme rates saw
fceew pdiiwwMb ttwt Our
TMtoK m at VHnoct value f
evtryauffcBcr. Send Car Utorf .
in the second game of the double-
header today 7 to 3, after, taking
the first 4 to 2. ' It was the Tiger's
thirteenth successive victory.
First Game.
Score . R H
Washington 72 5
Detroit 4 8
Had ley and Ruel; Gibson and
Shea.
Second Game.
Score: 1 R
H
10
7
E
3
0
Washington ...i 3
Detroit , .7
Johnson and Tate;
Collins,
Smith and Shea.
Only 3 games scheduled in the
American leagufe.
ROTTEN" SAYS
BOBBY OF GAME
MINNEAPOLIS. AUG. 22.
(AP) Yoath showed the way in
the first qualifying round of the
National Amateur Golf champion
shjp today and, although age did
not surrender without a struggle,
the veterans took a series of hard
rights, and lefts to th iroirinir
jaw. - -
iin .. - '
Auuougn another round nf is
holes remained to be played 'to
morrow to decide the surviving
32 and todav'K
iiicitu anyming to , Hneak of. th
enthusiasm of the vnnnW.-
. ... . ' "
turned the eiders back in noma
cnagrin at the . outset.
champion, playing a wild game ho
called "ToUen ' finished in 75
and George Von Elm, who won the
amateur title from hlm last year
. Special reduced lare good
In speedy, all-coach trains
bridoy. Ride in roomy, all-
r :, t coaches. Room to relax' ;
' and rest. Fre observation
( lounga and open platform.
" Low-ot mtnm in diner and '
luticlxctu.
TralnalaW11
, -: v. . arriving Smftrimi
cifco IOJO a. rtu Onr acenie
Cascade Line In daylight,
f imilt rri(ce.ttninitig
.Fr an ic,er y
Monday, Wednesday nd
Satu'rdiy.;':'.';;;' .V;
' . good for IS day re-
i turning onnrtrain carrrlrt
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CHICAGO, AUG. 20. (AP)
4 Peaceful in mind and In no hur
ry whatever to settle down to the
task of training. Jack' Dempsey1
today hovered" attentively at the
side 'of his ailing wife, , Estelle
Taylor. He anounced however
that he would go to Lincoln fields
Monday, not only fo look over his
camp; but to start active work.
The firsweek, according to his
plans, is to be little more than a
limbering up routine, interrupted
by visits to Chicago, particularly
Mrs. Dempsey'8 sick room in her
North Shore hotel apartment. Af
ter the first week, the former ti
tleholder will see little or noth
ing of Chicago, until his battle
Sept. 22 with Gene Tunney.
Dempsey laughed off reports
that hiS wife had taken' a sudden
turn for the worse and that he had
engaged three Chicago specialists
to care for , her.
"Nothing Jo ' U at .all," Jack
said, 'she is getting along fine.
i np rroctor says she will be up on
her foet for good in a couple of
weeks If she continues to improve.
"There is no truth to the re-;
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jKinttis
i&dm tits
p ill ii j?
tft
port that we had to call In three
doctors yesterday because of her
grave condition. Most of yester
day afternoon eve were both -out
riding, bo she couln't have been
very sick."
uetnpsey tore himseii away
from his .wife this afternoon long
enough to join Tex Rickard and
Leo P. Flynn, his manager for a
match on the olf links. It was
the first time that Jack had a
chance to play since arriving from
the coast.
MOTORITES PLAY
NEWBERG TODAY
Salem's twilight, league cham
pions, the Valley Motor baseball
team, will play ,a return game
with the New berg All Stars this
evening at' Newberg. The local
team will leave from the Valley
Motor Co. .garage at A o'clock this
afternoon. '
The Valley Motor lineup , will be
the same as in the. previous game;
with Russell on the mound. This
team defeated the All Stars here
6 to 0 recently, and victory to
night will make . the locals prac
tically undisputed twilight . base"
ball champions of the Willamette
Valley.
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. Caafaser Lea Gears a, D. p. B,
General Dentistry
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TelephOM 181. - Bait 1003-1001
The Men Who- Peys Monthly -Payments
Will Pay Out In Tea Years. The
Renter Has Life Sentence
$1250 4 room bouse. Bath, electric
lights. Close to school. '
i 13000 New 4 room bun (alow. Nook.'
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floor, garage. Paved street. Yell
located. Lasy terms. .
14000 New 4 room bungalow. Breakfast
nook, furnace, fireplace, hard
wood floors, garage. Paved street
1 Cloee to Laslia .Junior iiigl
- school. Easy terms.
14500 Naw 4 and 5 room English trpl
houses. North end east front. Fur'
nace, fireplace, hardwood floor.
Uafiaished upstairs. .Well Imilt.
Garage, paved street. Close to
Leslie Junior High school.
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eluding interest wilt buy 4 and
room English type bouses with Vi
, acre. 01 ground.
trades. What have you I
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RICH L. REIMANN
1 Realtor
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