PAGE EIGHTEEN
The OREGON STATESMAN. Sale. Oregon, Friday Monday, May 16, 1930
Yankee Walker Cup -Players Win Three of FouMatches
VLUJ-IK&U
CURTIS,
VON DM AND
The Great American Game of
politics holds the stags today, and
we're afraid a couple of rood ball
games are going to get acant at
tention from us.
Bet the Pepoo boys feel like
they've been playing igger bil
liardsscored four runs and
then "scratched" because the
Kan had gon down too far.
This sport column disease Is
still spreading among the upstate
nwananera of Oregon. We no
ticed one In the Medford News
yesterday; maybe it's been run
ning for a while, but this was the
first time we saw It. "We started
the thing but now? there are two
in Eugene, one in Conrallis, one
In Pendleton, one in Klamath
Falls, one in Medford: maybe
we're still overlooked some.
We're looking for the. disease
to spread to the weeklies. May
be Rod A Men. will Mart one
when he (rets In action at Wood
burn. And another daily that ought to
fall pretty soon la the one at
Marshfleld. with "Jeter" Gillette,
noted Willamette hooper of a de
cade ago. at the helm.
Frisco's boys are leading the
" league in hitting, if not in per
centage of games won. It's all
right, the Ma.cm in still young.
Yesterday We Saw
At a busy downtown street in
tersection, one candidate for the
legislature standing on the north
east corner, another on the south
east corner, a candidate for jus
tice of the peace on the southwest
corner, and an aspirant after city
council honors on the northwest
corner. Maybe they weren't elec
tioneering, but all four were en
gaging in earnest conversation
about something. a
VOIGTBEATEK
Two Oregon Golfers Both on
. Victorious Side of
Matches
Salem High to
Meet Rooks on
Track Today
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
Corvallls. May 13 The undefeat
ed Oregon State college freshman
track team will meet Salem high
tchool in a dual track meet here
Friday afternoon. The Orange
yearlings have defeated Albany
college in a dual track meet and
Oregon frosh in a dual relay meet.
The Orange rooks and Oregon
frosh will wind up the track sea
son with a dual meet at Eugene
May .
By FRANK H. KING
Associated Press Staff Writer
SANDWICH, Eng., May 15.
(AP) Beating the British at
their favorite form of golf
Scotch foursomes before the
Prince of Wales and more than
5,000 others, the American Walk
er cup team today won three
matches and lost only one, giving
the visitors a decided advantage
in the closing stage of the com
petition tomorrow when eight sin
gles matches will be played. All
matches today were 1C holes and
tomorrow's competition is also
over the full route.
Bobbv Jones and Dr. O. F. Will
ing defeated T. A. Torrance and
Rex Hartley, eight up and seven
to play. Roland MacKenzie and
Donald Moe won from Sir Ernest
Holderness and J. A. Stout two
up and one to play. Jimmy John
ston and Francis Ouimet stopped
William Campbell and John Nel
son Smithy two Soots, two and
one. -
The only American defeat was
charged to George Von Elm and
George Volgt, who fell before
Cyril Tolley and Roger Wethered.
two up.
To win the Walker cup for the
sixui time, the Americans now
need only to win three singles
matches and halve one. The sin
gles array tomorrow will be:
Johnston vs. Tolley, Jones against
Wethered, Von Elm against Hart
ley, Voigt against Holderness,
Willing against Smith, Ouimet
against Torrance, Moe against
Stout and MacKenzie against
Campbell.
If any one saw more golf played
today than the Prince of Wales It
was not because his royal high
ness did not follow everything
that looked like a good fight. He
stepped from his airplane near the
St. George's course and when he
removed his flying suit he was re
vealed earbed in a Dlus fours out-
fit of big brown checks, dashed
with red, made of what is known
as guards regiment cloth.
will be played at 3c SO? p. m.,; em
the Willamette dlamonfi.
St. Martin held the Bearcats to
a 4 to 3 score at Lacey several
weeks ago. indicating that it baa
exceptional mound strength.-' Bob
Grant. Willamette southpaw pitch
er, held the Catholics nicely In
that game, but Andy Peterson will
probably get the call for mound
duty today.
BEAVERS
N
TRIG
E
S
Glenna Wins
Her Way to
Final Match
FORMBT. Eng.. May 15-(AP)
Glenna Collett, playing an ex
cellent brand of golf, today went
Into the final of the British wom
en s golf championship, but only
after two fierce battles with de
fending British girls who forced
her to the 18 th green and several
times threatened to send her home
the loser.
She defeated Hilda Cameron of
Scotland In 1 the morning and
Enid Wilson of England In the
afternoon, each one up and found
neither opponent soft In any par
ticular. The hard hitting Helen Hicks
went down, 5 up and 4 to play,
before the harder hitting Enid
Wilson in the morning.
Diana Fishwick, who contested
with Miss Collett for the cham
pionship over 3 C holes tomorrow,
won her way to the finals 6y de
feating Daisy Ferguson of Ire
land in the morning and Kathleen
MacDonald later.
While the betting favors the
American because of her greater
experience, Miss Fishwick Is gen
rally conceded an excellent chance,
especially if Miss Collett should be
shy of her top form.
; Strong Fourth Inning Rally
Proves Too Much for
Missions
Willamette and
St. Martins to
Play Ball Today
Willamette university's baseball
team, already holder of the west
ern division Northwest conference
championship, faces a tough op-
; ponent in St. Martins college ot
Lacey, Wash., today. The game
" y
Guy 0. Smith
Republican
Candidate for the
nomination for
for Circuit Judge
Third Judicial Districts,
Marion and Linn Coun
ties Twenty Years Active,
Continuous and General
Practice of Law in the
Courts of Oregon and the
Federal Courts.
Primaries May 16, 1930
Paid Adv.
Last Call to the Republican
Voters of Marion County
Don't Forget
That the office of governor is largely a BUSI
NESS office calling for a man with extensive and
successful business experience like Harry L. Cor
bett. Don't Forget
That Corbett, being financially independent, will
have no inducement to yield to the pressing terop
. tations of office.
Don't Forget
That Corbett's legislative record has been con
structive that he has fought the political gangs
that would bleed the state or pile heavy burdens
of taxation upon your property.
Don't Forget
That Corbett's personal and business record have
been CLEAN, insuring the party a wholesome can
didate and the state a highly creditable adminis- -tration.
Don't Forget
That Corbett "stands for Oregon's progress with
out plunging the state into great bond debt for
socialistic experiments the burdens of which wiU
fall on every home owner, business and farm.
' -'x
uon't rorget
That Corbett is the ONLY MAN who can consoli
date and hold the party strength and insure a re
publican victory in November.
Pd. Adv. Marion County Corbett Committee,
F. J. Derby, Chairman.
-SAN FRANCISCO, May 15
(AP) Portland's Ducks had their
big scoring moment In the fourth
inning today and romped off with
a 10-7 win over the Missions. The
boys from the north scored six
runs from three hits, two errors
and two walks off Nelson and Lle
ber In that Inning, Lieber reliev
ing. It gave Portland eight runs,
enough to win. Walter Mails,
starting pitcher for the visitors,
was relieved in the eighth when
he showed signs of wildness but
he received credit for the victory.
R H E
Portland 10 14 2
Missions 1 14 S
Mails. Chesterfield and Palmls-
ano; Nelson, Lieber ana hoii-
man.
COAST XiKAGTrE
W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet.
Stc'to 22 15 .5051 Sesttle 18 19 .486
Oakland 22 15 .5951 Minion. IS 10 .444
Los A. 20 15 .5711 Holly 15 21 .417
San F. 21 IT .55S! Portland 12 24 .333
KATIOVAX. LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. W. L. Pot.
K. T. 14 .SOSICiaeia 12 12 .500
Chicago 16 12 .71PitUb. 12 12 .500
ErookL 13 11 .542 1 Boston 9 14 .391
St. L. 14 12 .538 Philad. 7 15 .286
BEARCAT TRACK
MEN WIN MEET
Albany College Defeated by
70-60 Score; Mud Slows .
Racers' Time
GO WILL MEET
SKT0N T
OREGON STATE COLLEGE,
CorvalHs, May 15 Oregon State
college baseball team, at present
tied with University of Washing
ton, for second place in the north
ern division of the Pacific coast
conference, left here today for Se
attle where the Orangemen will
meet University of Washington in
a two-game series Friday and Sat
urday. The Staters will take on
University of Idaho at Moscow
Monday and Tuesday and wind up
the road trip against Washington
State college at Pullman Wed
nesday and Thursday;
Men who are making the trip
with Coach Ralph Coleman are
Rod BaLard, Dick Henzel, Mush
Torson and Fred Wagner, out
fielders; Buck Grayson, Russ Mc-
Kennon. Lee Pennell, Carlton
Wood and Hubert Ashby, infield
ers; Joey Mack and Chief Thomp
son, catchers, and Harvey Boult-
Ingnouse. Fred Nightengale, Al
Brown and Bob Peterson, pitch
ers.
Results of the games played by
the Orangemen so far this season
are:
Oregon State 5; Oregon 1.
Oregon State ; Washington
State 4.
Oregon State 4; Washington
State 5.
Oregon State 13; Idaho S.
Oregon State 4; Idaho 2.
Oregon State f; Washington 0
Oregon State 3; Washington 4.
ill S
1
Philad.
Wash.
01eL
. T.
AMEKICAJT LEAGUE
W. L. Pet. W. L. Pt.
17 7 .7081 Chieafo 10 12 .451
17 .654BoftOD 10 15 .400
14 10 .5831 Bt. L, 10 15 .400
11 11 .5001 Detroit 9 19 .321
COAST UaAOTTB
At Saa rraneiaeo: Portland 10; Mis
sions 7.
At Los Anretei: Hollywood ; itsttlo
I.
At Oakland 4; Loo Anrelaa S.
At Stockton: Saa Francisco 7: Sacra-
ranto 6.
Seals Shade Sacrameato
STOCKTON, Cal., May 15
(AP) Big John Mlljns of the
San Francisco Seals struck out 12
Senators here today with a sweep
ing curve and a real fast one but
he was hard pressed to win by the
score of 7 to 6. The Senators nick
ed, his delivery for 12 hits, in
cluding two triples and a double
and clung to Seals heels to the
finish. "Lefty" Vinci was driven
from the box by a Seal rally In
the first Inning and Gould relin
quished the mound to Freitas in
quished the mound to Frietas in
ball, for six innings.
R H E
San Francisco 7 10 1
Sacramento 6 12 3
Miljus and Gaston; Vinci,
Gould, Frietas and Wirts, Ehler.
KATIOVAX, LEAGUE
At Chicago 8; Boston .
No other gumta played.
AMEKICAJT LEAGUE
At Washington 4; Cleveland 2.
No othar mea played.
Sheika Take Trike 8-5
LOS ANGELES, May 15 (AP)
A six run rally in the third in
ning at the expense of Elmer Han
sen, Indian's right hander today
gave Hollywood the necessary
edge for an 8 to 5 victory over
Seattle, making it two out of three
in the series for the Stars.
R H E
Seattle 5 8 3
Hollywood 8 12 1
Hansen and Cox; Hulvey and
Severeid.
MM
SENATORS
Angels Nosed Out
OAKLAND. May 15 (AP)
Oakland scored its third straight
win over Dos Angeles 4 to 3 to
day. A double by Jack Fenton,
first baseman, in the seventh
scored two runs and put the Oaks
out in front. In lhe eighth Martin
singled to bring in the winning
run. Daglia pitched steady ball all
the way.
R H E
Los Angeles s 9 1
Oakland 4 8 0
Bacht. Holllngs and Hannah,
Skiff; Daglia and Read.
STIFF COM m PIEI
SMASNEDS WIN TWO
CHICAGO, May 15 (AP)
Boston defeated Chicago 10 to 8
in. a contest today during which
the lead changed five times. The
Cub used five pitchers.
R H E
Boston 10 11 1
Chicago 8 14 J
Grimes, Smith and Cronin; Nel
son, Moss, Root, Malone, Blake
and Taylor, Hartnett.
Stiff Furniture company won
two games from Western Auto
Supply in Thursday night's Busi
ness league bowling at the Win
ter garden. Salem Sanitary Dairy
won two from Capital Dairies and
Oregon Packing company won
two from Roth Grocery. Scores
were:
OBEGOff PACKING
Dsvidioa 187 194 147 828
Eckstein 152 157 155 464
Miller 150 140 147 437
Rocqne .183 178 177 538
Brown 183 178 177 538
Total 848 811 795 8469
leid in en
The Salem Senators are lead
ing the Willamette Valley baseball
league in hitting with an average
of .309, having pounded out 21
hits in two games played. Jones,
pitcher Is leading with a healthy
.600 among the Salem players. His
standing is eclipsed by those of
Wilkinson of Albany and Amory
Gill of Corvallls who have .667
each. Angst, L. Girod and T. Girod
are numbered among the Senators'
heavy sluggers.
Corvallls ranks next to Salem In
hitting with .286 and Albany Is
next with .257. Eugene, though it
leads the league in percentage of
games won, is at the bottom in
hitting with .242.
The standings are:
Salem
AB R
Jones 5 1
Angst ., ..9 1
L. Girod ... .7 3
T. Girod .... 6 3
Edwards 7 2
Favors 8 2
Steiger 8 1
P. Girod 7 1
L. Gill 8 1
Rus3ell 3 0
ALBANY. May 15 (Special)
The Willamette university
track team defeated the Albany
college athletes here today, 70
points to 60. Willamette won
practically all of the flat races
and weight events, while Albany
excelled in the jumps and hur
dles. Adams of Albany was high
point man with 24 and C. French
of Willamette ranked second- with
18.
A muddy track caused the time
in all races to be unusually slow.
Summary:
100 yard dash" C. French.
(W), Adams (A), Mumford (W);
time 11.1 seconds.
880 yard run C. French (W),
Dougherty, (A), A. French (W) ;
time 2:12.
220 yard dash C. French (W),
Mumford (W). Stewart (A);
time 23.8 seconds.
120 high hurdles Adams (A),
Nelson (W); time 19.4 seconds.
440 yard dash Kauppl (A),
Crnkovich (W). Steel (A); time
56.4 seconds.
Mile run Van Dyke (W),
Stone (W). Broadbrooks (A);
time 5 minutes.
220 low hurdles Adams (A).
Stewart (A), Mochel (W); time
30 seconds.
Two mile run Dumas (W),
Van Dyke (W), Broadbrooks
(A); time 11:14.
Shot put Carpenter (W),
Simpson (A), Adams (A); dis
tance 39 ft. 2 in.
Pole vault Buchanan (A), Fa
ber and Nelson (W) tied for sec
ond. Height 10 ft 6 In.
Discus Simpson (A), Carpen
ter (W), Ackarman (W). Dis
tance 122 ft. 5 in.
High jump Adams (A), Car
penter (W), Adamson (A);
height, 5 ft. 6 in.
Javelin Carpenter (V),
French (W), Ackerman (W). Dis
tance, 155 ft.
Broad jump Adams (A), Le
ver (W), Mikonsky (A). Dis
tance 18 ft 8 in.
Relay Forfeited to Albany.
Oregon State to
MeetVandalsm
Dual Track Meet
OREGON STATE COLLEGE.
Corvallis, May 15 Oregon State
varsity will meet University of
Idaho here Saturday afternoon in
a dual track meet. The Orange
men are slight favorites, judging
from performances turned in this
season. The program will be
broadcast over station KOAC, col
lege radio station, by Wallace
Kadderly. announcer. Oregon
State defeated University of Ore
gon in a dual relay meet at Eu
gene last month but fell before
University of Washington in a
dual track meet at Seattle last
week. Idaho dropped a meet to
Washington State college last
Saturday.
The Orangemen will meet Uni
versity of Oregon in a dual meet
here May 24.
RED AND BUCK
MEETSEUGENb)
Local Hrgn School to Get
Last Chance at Rivals
In School Year
6
1
TEAM
WINS OVER i
WASHINGTON. May 16 (AP)
Washington's Nationals gained
a four to two victory over the
Cleveland Indians. West's homer
and three bagger accounted for
the margin, of victory.
R H E
Cleveland 2 10 0
Washington 4 1
Hudlin and L. Sewell; Jones
and Ruel.
Salem's high school's baseH; ;i
team will cross bats with !-e
Eugene high tossers this afitr
noon at Olinger field, the gan.e
starting at 3:80 o'clock.
Eugene high defeated Salem f t
Eugene last Saturday, 5 to 3. and
the red and black will be out fc
revenge today. However, Eugene s
victory was not won by a decisive
margin and its scores were made
to some extent on breaks, to
Salem has practically an eqticf
chance for victory.
However, according to Co.rta
Luke Gill of Salem high, the Eu
gene team is the strongest hU'h
school outfit his proteges hav
met this year, and he declared
Thursday that his boys, including
Van Cleave, pitcher, will have
"bear down" if they expect o
win.
Eugene has defeated Salem
football, basketball and track t:
school year in addition to winr.'
one baseball game, so today's ;
fair is Salem's last chance
break Into the wiu column.
..t
.9
H
3
5
8
2
2
2
2
1
1
0
Pet.
.600
.555
.429
.333
.286
.250
.250
.143
.125
.000
PEPCD BEATEN BY
t
I MILLS
68 15
Corvallls
AB R
21 .309
A. Gill 6 1
S. Johnson ... 6 1
Lamb 7 2
Quisenberry , . 9 0
Coleman 7 1
Kellogg 4 0
Amy 8 1
Hafenf eldt ... 7 0
Avrit 3 0
Troy 3 0
Garrett ... .3 0
63 6
Albany
AB R
Wilkinson ... .9
Horton 4
Hayne 2
Nance 3
McReynolds . . 8
Lansing 8
Fortier 9
Hecker
J. Stritmater . . 8
D. Stritmater .9
Beamis 7
Patterson . . . -1
Schmidt
Johns
Vail
Shields .
E. Roth
Totals
BOTH GROCERY
107 198 J02 607
122 125 160 407
185 12 17 490
187 181 175 S23
...142 114 108 164
735 759 821 2281
SALEM SANITARY DAIRY
New York-
ed. cold.
. . . i Curtis
-St. Louis postpon- ; c. Loveall
Ostrin 176
144
138
149
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, post
poned rain.
' Blatchley
jMohr .....
i Totals
..215
188
16
132
184
174
141
121
191
144
158
605
431
461
477
547
3
0
1
0
2
0
1
1
2
1
1
0
74 12
Eugene
AB R
Libby 7 1
Ridings 8 3
Gould 7 0
Van Duyn .... 7 1
Wirth 5 2
Baker 7 0
Husband 8 0
Jackson 8 0
Johnson 5 1
H
4
S
3
3
2
1
2
0
0
0
0
18
H
2
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
0
0
Pet.
.667
.600
.429
.333
.286
.250
.260
.000
.000
.000
.000
.286
Pet.
.667
.600
.500
.333
.250
.250
.222
.167
.125
.111
.000
.000
19 .257
H
4
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
0
Pet.
.571
.375
.286
.286
.200
.143
.125
.i25
.000
The Pepco baseball team scored
nine runs to Kay Woolen Mills'
seven in Thursday night's Indus
trial league twilight game, but
Kay Woolen Mills' seven in Thurs
day night's Industrial league twi
light game, but Kay Mills won, 7
to 5. That was because Pepco scor
ed four runs in the first half of
the fifth; the game was called on
account of darkness before Kay
Mills could bat in that inning, so
the score reverted to what it was
at the end of the fourth.
Pepco scored three runs off the
delivery of Westley in the first
inning, and two more off Kerber
in the second. Kay Mills scored in
each inning; une in the first, three
in the second, one in the third and
two in the fourth. .
Tonight's Commercial league
game will see the Statehouse and
Imperials In action.
The score:
Pepco
AB R H
Hartwell, 3b 3 11
Harvey, cf-p 2 2 2
Marriott, p-cf 2 1 0
Boy tana, 16-2b 3 12
Deckebach, 2 6-lb 3 0 0
Bell, ss 0 0 0
McGinty, rf-c 10 0
Daniels, If 3 0 0
Teed, c-rf 2 0 0
Seely, c 0 0 0
62
8 15 .242
.... 800 882 793 2535
Brooklyn at Cincinnati post
poned, wet grounds.
r
CAPITAL DAIRIES
Lcbold 182 199 157 63R
Beutler 199 151 181 481
Bobbins 168 152 162 432
Clina 147 168 177 487
Jones . 169 188 132 437
Totsls 865 851 739 2475
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY
Shmly 211 195 153
Lewis 171 147 143
Evans ..224 1S7 140
Allison 146 155 SOS
DaValot 179 157 158
559
461
501
507
494
931 791 800 3522
Totals
STIFF FURNITURE
Poalin
Newton '
lb Hemaaway
E. Newtoa
D. Poalin
.222
157
.127
.170
-18S
147
156
ITT
165
186
187
165
140
152
170
656
478
458
487
5S9
Totals
,871 84S 835 3549
M B. HAYDEN
Republics Candidate
For NomrnatiwB For
Justice of the Peace
SALEM DISTRICT
"Strict 'and m partial enforce
ment of the law. JastJce with
ere bajML
Primaries May 16, 1030
Stayton Tossers
Beaten by Rivals
31T. ANGEL, May 15 (Special)
The Mt Angel college baseball
team defeated the Stayton high
school nine 7 to 4 in a game here
Tuesday afternoon which was
called after the fifth inning on
account ot rain. Kllnger of ML
Angel hit a home ran.
Summary: R H E
Mt. Angel . 7 4 4
SUyton 4 2 2
TURNER BEATS STAYTON
-, TURNER, May 15 (Special)
In an unusually exciting game
on the home grounds. Turner high
school baseball team wound up its
Schedule Monday afternoon by defeating-
Stayton high 8 to 7. Tur
ner has won three out of the four
tames played.
VALLEY BASEBALL
PLAY WILL RESUME
EUGENE, Ore., May 15 (Spe
cial) The Willamette valley
baseball leagues will resume play
this Sunday, with Eugene play
ing Salem at Eugene, while Al
bany and CorvalHs clasn at Al
bany. Although the Alco-Chick
game is a home contest for the
Corvallls players, that team re
ceived permission from the league
to play the game In Albany, as the
Corvallis diamond is not in shape
yet.
The teams are evenly matcbeu,
as the scores of past games in
dicate. Eugene and Corvallis met
twice, the first game ending in a
tie, and the second going to Eu
gene by a close decision, 6 to 4.
Albany and Salem also met twice,
Salem taking the first, 9 to 4. and
Albany reversing the score in the
second , 8 to 4.
Both games promise to be pitch
ers' battles. Art Beamis, star
pitcher for Albany, will be on the
mound, opposite Ralph Coleman,
pitcher-manager of Corvallls. Eu
gene will employ its submarine
twlrler, Bill Baker, while Frisco
Edwards, Salem manager, will use
either Jones or Russell.
Standings in the Willamette
Valley league follow:
W. L. Pet.
Eugene 1 .1000
Salem . 1 1 .500
Albany 1 1 .500
Corvallis , .-,0 1 .000
Totals is 5 6
Kay Mills
AB R
Allport, ss 3 i
Noack, c 3 o
Reed, 3b 3 2
Lehman, rf ..." 3 0
Wentzer, lb 3 0
Page, 2b 2 2
Westley, p 0 0
Kerber, p 2 0
Pickens, If 2 0
Hart, cf 2 2
Totals 23 7
PHILADELPHIA, May 15.
(AP) The Athletics tailed to
complete an official game in their
final stand against the Chicago
White Sox today, when rain in
terrupted the contest in the mid
dle of the fifth Inning. Chicago
scored three runs in the first half
of the fifth to tie the count at
six to six. The score reverted to
the fourth inning and did not go
into the records. The Athletics had
made six runs In the second.
Detroit
rain.
at Boston, postponed,
Rooks and Frosh
Meet on Diamond
OREGON' STAT?: COLl.KCK,
Corvallis, May 15 Fre1iir)n
teams of University of Orpjron arnl
Oregon State college' wll op- n
baseball hostilities in a two-gar. e
series this week end. The fu'-t
game will be iilayed at Eun:
Friday afternoon and the secn-l
at Corvallis Saturday morr.it,: .
Both teams have been nndefe?''!
so far this spa.on
St. Louis
poned, rain.
at New York, . post-
MUton Gaston, hurling for the
St. Louis Browns, during a game
in the 1927 season, permitted
three runs to cross the plate in -a
single inning, on as many wild pitches.
All profits made" at Ariini .,i
; race park In Chicago po Jark ir,- j
the plant or Into larger tnuf-i.
Last year the trnrk made JS0.0 ')
and this year tlve purges a : e
larger.
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Shamrock V. Sir Thomas Liptva
was pleased at the boat's pov-ibv'-ity
of winning America's cup.
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Tra. Salem's leading Auctioneer
and Furniture Dealer
Residence and Store
1610 N. Summer St.
Phone Ml
BATHS
Turkish baths and manage. 8. H.
Logan. Phone 2214. New Bank.
BATTERY ELECTRICIAN
R D. Barton National Batteries
Starter and generator work. 202
South Hlth
BICYCLE REPAIRING
LLOYD R RA MSDE N Columbia
Blcvcle and repairing. 3R7 Court.
CHIROPRACTORS
Dr. O. U SCOTT. PSC. Chlroprac
J5 N. High. Tel 87. Res. MOi-J.
DRS. SCOFIELD,
3ank BMt
practora. X-Ray and
Ha
Palmer CMro
N. C M. New
CLEANING SERVICE
Center St Vaieteria, tel. 2227.
SUITS cleaned and pressed II, VAR
LET CLEANERS. 19S N. Com't over
Busirks.
ELECTRICIANS
HALIK ELECTRIC CO. 4C1 North
Front t.. Tel. No. 2.
FLORISTS
FLOWERS FOR ALL occaslona
Olsen's. Court A High St.. TeL 801.
CUT Flowers, wedding bouquets
funeral wreaths, decorations. C F.
Brelthaupt. florist. 512 State Street
TpI. 380.
GARBAGE
PAINTING
Kalsomine $S to $5. per rooTi. r.l
Intetlor palntinjr reasonable it'
TeL 1783J. Faya Thompson,
Commercial and industrial a!r end
Power Painting
CAPITAL PAINTING SERV7CE
40 North IS. Tel. I'll J.
PAPER HANGING
PHONE OLEX Adams for hou
decorating, paperhacgrina. tinting;, etc
Reliable workman.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING and general repaa
work. Graber Bros.. 166 So. Libery.
TeL 55P.
PRINTING
FOR STATIONERY, cards, pam
phlets, program, book or anv kind
of printing, call at Th Stesri)?r
Printing Department. 115 S. Commer
cial TeL 5 CO.
RADIO
FOR every purpose, for exerr p irc
All standard slzo. of Radio" T r
EOFF ELECTRICAL SHOP. S3S Co it
St. TeL 4 88.
ROOFING
SOLVE ywir r&ofing difflcuition
with Pioneer Yoseraite rock urfr.--i
shingles. Carlton Pioneer Roofire ' o.
170 N. Front Tel. 4S7.
STOVES
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DALLAS. May 15 fSneclaH
The fifth annual Twilight league
series will open here Monday, May
i. mere are me teams entered
this year. The games will be
played in a split season with 20
games in each half. The games
are played on Monday, Tuesday,
juursaay ana riaay of each
week with postponed and tie
games being played, off on Wednesdays.
The teams entered and their
managers are. Farmers, Bobby
Erans; Legion, Ray Boydson;
Clerks, Floyd McCann; Firemen
Guard, Clyde Kendall; Night
hawks, Tony Neufeldt.
' Some of the teams hare com
bined thla year In order to make
fewer teams on the lists. The pro
fessional men and business men
bare combined to form the Clerks.
The Firemen and National Guard
are together this year while moat
of the mill players are on Neu-
ieiat'B Nighthawks.
The first game will be between
the Farmers and' the Firemen
Guard. Mayor Finseth will prob
ably pitch the first ball In the
opening game In order to atari the
season wim tne usual ceremony.
?alm Scavenger. TpI. 1ST or 2290.
INSURANCE
WARREN F. POWERS
Llfs and General Inmrani-i
TeL C07.
219 U. & Bank Bldg.
STOVES an J stovw repairing. Stove
for sale, rebuilt and repaired. All
kinds of woven wire fence, fancy pr,l
plain, hop baskets and hooka, logan.
hooks. Salera Fence and Stove Works.
262 Chemeketa street R K Fleming.
Reliable Gas Range
Burning ROCKGAS. maV .vr.I
cooking equipment, for part!c':'ai
write
- PACIFIC ROCKGAa CO.
6H Pacific Bldg. Portir.nd.
WILLAMETTE IN8URANCB
AGENCY
21J Masonic Bldg. Plior.e No, 111.
BECK E a-
lt N. High
HENDRICKS
Tel.
KODAK DEVELOPING
-Developing.
films, cromnt rvirw
JjTJVrCourt and Liberty.
LAUNDRIES
THE NEW SALEM LAUNDRY
THE WEItlKH uminRT
Telephone IS ! 8. High
CAPITAL CITY LAUNDRY
Trta Laundry of Pur MatM-iat
Telephone 1-- 124 Broadway
MATTRESSES
New Dting'fnitMl - - M.nn t
directly from factory to you. Capital
-.vj wwuiin vol. iet- is. solo Nortn
MUSIC STORES
. TORRENT New pianos,
gtitf Furniture Company.
w
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UttlH CL - WIT T . , Tl.nn.
Tapha, sewtng machine, sheet music
P!V tidies. Repairing phono
frapha and sawing machtnea. Ill state
OPTOMETRISTS
un. lu. K. BURDBTTTE. -optometrist
ioa rTrat Nat Bank Bide Tat IU
TAILORS
D. H. MOSHER TaHor for men an
womon. 474 Court Pt.
TRANSFER
CAPITAL. CltT" Tnn,fi rv
State St TeL 93S. Distributing, for
warding and storage our specialty. Get
our mtes.
WATCH REPAIRING
GUARANTEE! WiTTU Dim i in.
INQ or money back. THE JEWEIi
bua. i.j Liberty. Salem.
Real Estate
Directory
BECKE
1S K. High
HENDRICKS
Tel.
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JOSEPH BARKER BBAT.TT CO.
209 Grey Bldg. Phone VJ
... & EARLB
224 N. Hirh St.
TeL 2242L
HOMER Dl FOSTER REALTY
S7tH State St. TeL
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. W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
11 B. . Liberty St. TeL Hj
GERTRUDK 3.
49 J R. Cottase 1
U. PAGB
Tel 11
... - SOCOTjOFSKT SON
C-8 First Nat. Bk. Bldg. Tel STtj
, J. F, UUUCH
12 N. Commercial
Tel 1
1 'State St.
F. L. .TTOOD
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