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tame singlet - to go' -with his
sightcap bom ran, while Pitch
er Anton doubled once and
tingled twice. ' -
J ' Fisticuffs Flare -
Coach "Spec" Keene's "gas
house" gang were in trouble
most of the day. Umpire Hal ver
son i had particularly bad day
with the Bearcats, and ran
Horse" . Lonergan out - of the
game In 'the second lnn'ug of the
nightcap for protesting too vig
orously - a third called strike. '
" Riralry b e t w e e n ' the two
teams, spurred by ' Willamette'?
frequent arguments with the um
pire and a blistering hot day,
also climaxed In action. Johnny
Kolb bested Lake, Pacific third
sacker, three to nothing, in fisti
cuffs , following a play at the
hot corner.
'Already short-handed tn the
catching department due to an
injury to Hal Moe, Coach Keene
was forced to- call Outfielder
Durb Southard behind the plate
for nine : Innings today when
- Jimmy ' Robertson lueenmbed to
the intense : heat. The plucky
sophomore backstop worked the
last eight Innings of the night
cap. howeTcr. Scores: "
Willamette ,.C T t
pacific II II
-White, Nannenkamp, McAbee
ad Robertson; Dieriekx and
Anderson. ,
Willamette ........II II
?aclflc ...... It X
ts Anton and Robertson;
GUlman and ; Anderson. ,
Reiss.
Cleveland Indians
Massacre Chicago
CHICAGO.! Kay 1 J.-jp-CleYe-Isad's
Indians, though onthlt, to
day defeated the White Sox, I to
V, and erened the series at one
game apiece, i
Clereland ........... I '7 1
Chclago 2 10 1
Hudlln and Hemsley; Smith,
Brown ), and Tresh. -
Detroit 3 I
St. Louis 6 t
Kennedy and Tibbetta: Newaon
and Sulliran.
New York : at Phladelphla and
Boston at Washington, postponed.
. rain. ..
Sweltering VO Gridders
Trounce All-Star 27-3
EUGENE. May lS.-tfV-Unseas-onable
football weather and a fair
-to mlddlln all-star eleren held the
probable 1939 University of Ore
gon varsity 1 grldders to a 213
score here this afternoon. It was
the football finale for Tex Oil
rer's Webfoots and was played
In eight-minute quarter before 2.
900 fans. .,
DEFENDING CHAW r"w x'By Sofas
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Stcttcr Signs up
! With Silverton
SILVERTON SUrerton's basr
ball Tlsitors Sunday will be apt to
see: Lea Stetter, Woodburn high
student. In play with the Slirerton
B team. Stetter has been signed
and It Is likely he will play short.
Paul Wahl of . Salem, pitcher,
has also been signed for the Sli
rerton Willamette Valley league
team. . .
t Two Slirerton high school boys
signed with, the local Red Sox in
clude Don -Strickland and John
Bennett. Strickland Is a utility
player' and Bennett a left hand
pitcher.. .
University Golf Team ' '
. i Qutcltuse ' Collegians
' : c or'y a l.is.; iiay 'i i:-vP)
Birdle-shootereot the University
of Oreton'tl strong golf team took
a 2 1 V4 to' I H victory over Ore
gon State college today, winning
four of five singles and two of
three doubles.
Seattle GdnsTis"
- Coast Leadership
Sods . Slam Falling Angela
9 to 2; Beavers Drop
- Dig Lead, Lose .
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LOS ' ANGKLES, May - lS.'HAV
Seattle slammed its way into a tie
with Lost Angeles for the leader
ship of the Pacific coast league
today, clinching the carrent aeries
with a crushing 9-2 victory behind
the: four-hit hurling of fKewple
Dick- Barrett, , . .
Once seven: games "in "front' af
ter a spectacular 19-game winning
streak, the falling .Angela-wilted
before the diminutive Barrett's
pitching, . while the . Suds ' ham
mered out 1C "blows off Joe "Berry
and: Relief Pitcher Art JIaaglnL
8eattle ,,.,....,.... H 0
Los Angeles 2 4 2
, Barrett and Campbell; ' Berry,
Manginl (S) and R. CoUlas.-.
Seals Keep Pace
SAN FRANCISCO, May 13 -()-The
San Francisco Seals scored
even runs on alt hits and two err
ors la the eighth inning to defeat
Portland. 12 to 10. in a Pacific
Coast league baseball game today.
There were two outs in the
eighth when Bill RadoalU, Port
land hurler, blew up. After the
Seals scored four ran,' Newsome
replaced Radonits 6a the mound.
A mbplay by Harry Rosenberg,
Portland outfielder, of an easy fly
which would have retired the aide,
enabled the Seals to score two
runs aad take the lead. They add
ed two more runt later.
The Ducks gave Ad Liska a big
lead early la the contest, corlmg
f our runs ea as many bits ta the
second lanlng. aad three more
tallies la the third.
Portland .If 14 T
Saa Fraadaeo .......13 22 I
Hollywood
Saa Diego
S
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Corvallis Winner
In District Track
CORVALLIS. Hay 12-0)-Cor-
Tallis high school romped over Its
nearest opponent for a SOVx-polnt
victory in a district track meet at
Bell field today. Albany was sec
ond with 29, Sweet Home third
with 23.
Others were Dallas 17, Indepen
dence ll, Eddyrille 8, Toledo 6,
Lebanon S, Taft S, Halsey 3. Har
rlsburg 2, Shedd one, Newport one.
Sacramento Crew:
:te?6SC;ilx
CORVALLIS: Or?., May, 12.-JPf-k
. long-wlntted boatload of
Sacramento Junior, college crew
men won by four'' lengths going
away. from the Oregon -State -varsity
on the WJUIatnette ' river to-
dsy.x -' ' " 1
- Sacramento took an early; lead
and gradually increased it
throughout te race. The Oregon
State - lightweight crew finished
four lengths . behind the . varsity.
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nTS the Pattern-no mistaking that
you'll find plenty of admiring
Ranees following wherever yoo travel
in this stunning1 Buick. 1 '''
But what we were shooting lor was i
something more titan attention and I
mister, look how we hit the buuVeye!
You try out the driver's teat-it t3.
You take hold of the wheel it seema
molded to your hand.
So you ease down on the gas and
pronto, you've got rhythm f You finger- ;
tipthe wheel presto! there's control!
. Yoo - wing down the straightaway,
cniise around curves swocp ep thef
Julh' Your ear is almost a partof you.
your sptia is its aetUn!
So, you happily discover, here's where
you belong! r; -
It isn't the big and powerful wallop in
that big Dynaflash straight-eight alone, ;
NOW ITS "LOOK AT ALL FOUR"
It may mrprite you to kaow,Bukk is one of the four
largeit-srlUag can this year. The othei three are b
the "lowtit-price field." Fact ii, 1 out of 4 people
who boy Buirki for the nt time,' trade in-on of
the "Wfrt-pticcd three. Poctn't that tay "Better,
buy Buick to your - V ? z . ;V :
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It isn't only the level comfort of soft :4
coiled BuiGoil SpVmging."-It Isn't aim-
1 ply the visibility of those extra 412
square inches. i, -
It's titia fett of this great car youll go
for, the way you feel at home!
. Now such a car is worth plenty. But
tlus; Buick actuallycosts lesf than a i
year ago less than you think- than '
'limit sixtt. t '- -
Surely, that leaves nothing else to settle ,1
except when you can get deliyjtty.'Why (
not see your Buick dealer and get the .
'answer?. .'J . . ; -.V.i-r,7 "V'v
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Oakland I T
Sacramento t li S
Salvesen, Hermann (I) aad RaW
moodl: Schmidt and OgrodowskL
Oakland ...... .....t T S
Sacramento .S 12 2
Salreson. Hermann and Bal-
moadi; Schmidt and OgrodowskL
Leagu
Baseball
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Before Night Game)
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Los Angeles 25 17
Seattle ., 24 IS.
San Francisco 24 18
Hollywood 2 J 20
San Diego 19 22
Oakland II 21
Sacramento ......17 22
Portland IS 24
American League
New York . .
Boston . . . .
Chicago . . .
Cleveland ..
St. Louis ..
Washington
Detroit
Philadelphia
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St. Louis 11 8
Cincinnati 11 9
Boston ....11 9
Chicago .........11 10
Brooklyn '..10 10
Philadelphia 9 11
New York 9 12
Pittsburgh ....... 8 11
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Capitol Sculpture
Ready in 8 Weeks
: The two monumental sculptures
flanking the entrance to the new
capitel will be completed In about
eight weeks, sculptors working on
the Job said yesterday. They have
jet to put flntshlag.tonches to the
Urge figures on the north expos
ures and to fat the intaglio de
signs that are to face the capitoL
i The six sculptors employed at
the task , have been engaged next
to work out . art features in store
for the Mellon museum of art be
ing constructed in Washington
DC. 1'
Elliott Sets Dozen 21
; '7 At Rooks Beat Froth
! CORVALLIS, May 12P)-The
Oregon State 'College Rooks,
than k s to Uttler bespectacled
Glenn EUiott, Myrtle Creek, wal
loped the University of Oregon
Frosh -7 to a 4a th first of a four
game series today. Elliott struck
out 21; men, hit a si a g I e and
scored..? . , .
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Summer's approach forecasts many swell scenes as Ihls, for the statiow wagoa Is closely aasorlated, with
tbe Idea of vacation tune and pleasant leisure hovn. Actually, however, the ear Jtself gets Ittueresc. as
a rale, for Its aO-arowad utility keeps is oa the move. This new Chevrolet, for iastaace, has comfortable
ccommodatioa for eight passengers, and apace for a large quantity of laggage or other pacJaage-oarry-ing.
It is popular not only with woeeaidesiea' families -aad large estates, but with taverns, hotels
aad raaejbes. ..." - i - -, $ I . . . .
Curt Comments
"By CUBT1S -
FiaaU hi apiw-oilmatflyTbalt.
of the flights la the Attire
clnb's fifth aaaaal golf towna
aaent had beew played by Satvr
day adgbC aad a suuaher of oth
ers will he played today. al
tboagh the championship fiaals
nast watt maul aext Saaday,
hoth Boh Utter asad Or. Harold
OlhEger, fce flmaltota, betag at
Xelao today, for. the interstate
snatch.
Jack Nash won la the first
flight, defeating Don Beadrle 3
id 1 despite the letter's hrilliaat
comeback oa the second nine.
Nash had found it necessary ta go
MoAeil
At Marion Square
While the nation generally will
observe Mother's day today, the
occasion has especial significance
for the Fraternal Order of Eagles,
for this organisation claims to
hare originated the idea of a sa
lute to motherhood as far back as
February 7, 1904. Eagles through
out the country will hold special
observance of the day. Ia keeping
with this Spirit Willamette Aerie
2081 of Salem has arranged a spe
cial program at Marlon saaar at
3 o'clock this afternoon.
G. W. (Jerry) Mason, of Port
land, will deliver the principal ad
dress and a program of appropri
ate musical selections, will he ren
dered. Sam Eshelman, A. L. Alrin
and Lestoa Howell comprise the
committee on arrangements.
' The first Eagles lodge ebserr
anca of. Mother's day was held at
Indianapolis, Ind., in 1904, and
that service is commemorated ta
a bronze tablet in the lobby; of the
old opera house there.
Duck Netmen Losers
EUGENE, Ore., May 13.n(ff)-
puuing out. from, deieats in the
first and second stnglesand -the
first doubles, the University of
Washington tennis team whipped
the University of Oregon sauad
today, 4-3. .
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT
No. 9993
la the County Court of the State
of Oregoa for the County
of Marion
IN THE MATTER OF THE ES
TATE OF MARGARET K.
WEDDLE, Deceased. ,
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned hare filed their final
account as administrators de bonis
noa with -Will annexed, : of i the
estate of Margaret E. WeddleV de
ceased, In the . County Court of
Marlon County, Oregon, and that
said Court has duly set the time
tor hearing objections thereto and
the final settlement thereof tor
ThursdayJune 15, 1939,' at the
hour of ten o'clock: (10:00) A.M.
of said day in the Court Room of
said Court In Salem, Marlon Conn
ty. Oregon. ;
Dated this 14 th day of May.
1939.
WILLIAM F: WEDDLE.
VIRGIL A. WEDDLE.
Administrators de bonis non,
with Will annexed, of the
Estate of Margaret E. Wed
die, deceased. ' '
KETES V PAGE, -Attorneys
for Administrators, -301-9
U. S. National Bank Bldg..
Salem. Oregon. M 14-21-28 J 4-11
NOT JUST PILLS
The stocks of the modern
Prescription , Pharmacy are
far more varied than you per
haps realize.': In addition .to
the old familiar staples, there
are hundreds of new items
which we, most have readily
available when they are called
for in' your' Physician pre
scription. "
Then there are the . vitamins,
minerals and other nutrition
al aids which we carry in
stock today. v . .
Thus, the filling- of prescrip
tions has become increasing
ly a SPECIALIZED business,
caHinj for the services of
skilled pharmacists, support
ed by an ample, inventory of
new, fresh, potent materials.
XI holes to gala the finals, de
feating Mas Flanery a week ago. .
Marathoa honors went to
Gallagher sal A. Gwatafsoa
who, sa'the tenth flight final,
played 233 holes, Gallagher won
it aad was oae under war for the
fire extra
Finals played la ether flights
resulted as follows: ,.'
Third Cerer defeated Mason.
Sereath Young defeated Starr.
11th Scales defeated Harper.
ISUi Kaet defeated Kerwia. -14th-
Saaders defeated Frits,
lith Hoffman defeated Me
Uaghlla.
19th W.. Bertalsoa defeated
Acker.
31st Andersoa defeated Cams-
belL
Z2nd John Bertelsoa defeated
Klnxer.
33rd R. Kitchea defeated By-
era.
The statehowse teazn in Hs
match with Kelso today win
hare oae ceasolatloa none of
its members will have to shoot
agabwt Bad Ward, formerly
the Olymple team Mo. 1 man,
who la faroved to win the na
tional amateur. Bod moved to
Saokaae recently aad has beew
w Mag war look sOly on the
coarse where the amateur will
be played.
Plan New Road
For TB Hospital
Plans for altering the entrance
to the state tuberculosis hospital
to lmprore both safety or trarel
and beauty of the landacanlnr
were submitted to the count?
court for approral by W. P. Ena
mel, hospital florist and landscape
garaener, yesterday.
Emmel's plan calls for cutting
back the present sharp curre in
the hospital road where It enters
the main road. A concrete light
post, ornate in design, also would
be erected.
7inxzette learns
-Fight for Second
JUajor Interest Today Is
on r Three Tied for
Iliinner-Tjp Spot
t - ': Wfllamette Valley League
. , - . W. L. Pet
Slirerton .......... 4 0 1.000
Caaby . .' .s. t 1 .760
Sherwood ...... S 1 .750
Woodburn . S 1 .750
Lose Elder . 2 2 .600
St. Paul 1 3, .260
WUlamette ........ 4 .000
Bearercreek 0 4 .000
State Highwaymen
Back Federal Aim
Improving Present Roads,
not Constructing More
Held Oregon's Need
Tas state highway commission.
through R. H. Baldock. sUte high
way engineer, Saturday sent a let
ter to Oregon's delegation la con
gress endorsing the proposal of
Thomas H. McDonald, chief of the
federal vorsaa of public roads,
that the federal gorernment Join
ta improTlng proseat free tratfie
taeUiUee las tend of constructing a
system of super highways amor
tized through the collectioa of
toils.- 1 w.-
Preeidant Rooaerelt originally
aaggested the super highway sys
tem.
Baldock said the two outstand
ing traffic problems ia Oregon at
the present time were modernisa
tion of the Pacific highway, the
upper Columbia rirer highway
and construction of highway ar-
terials into and through cities.
McDonald's Plant Praised
"We consider McDonald's sug
gestion the greatest forward
atoYement since the federal high
way act was passed la 1917." Bal-
dock's letter read. !
The highway commission urged
that improvement of the present
traffic facilities bo started as soon
as possible.
They said such a program would
not only meet the traffic demands
In Oregon but would provide em
ployment for thousands of men
now out ot work. :
"Lost" Medfordite
Fled Kids9 Racket
May 13-P)-Wil-
a lot of
MEDFORD,
Ham Ray, C3. caused
excitement in the Hewer 4 Apple
gate district when ha decided to
go Tisited a friend.
.Ray was located today at the
home - of a bachelor friend, un
aware of the search for him
which started last i Tuesday. Hrt
friend,' Ira Hurst, told searchers
CANBT . Fifth-round games
Sunday in the Willamette Valley
league are expected to make little
change ia standings ot leading
teams. The games offering best
competition will find the three
teams tied tor second place at
tempting to hold their spots. Of
these Woodburn has the toughest
assignment in acting as host to
Lone Elder. Clanni of Lone Elder
and Bonrbonnais of Woodburn
will be the determining factors In '
this game. In league competition
these two hurlers hare turned in
sparking performances.
Frank Kendall, who will go on
the hill for Willamette, throws at
his home town boys in the tilt at
Canby. r
At St. Paul Becker will proba
bly go to the mound for the locals
while Voss ef Sherwood attempts
to garner another win with his
fast one.:'t":-:--:-:'"
Bearercreek, though they hare
a fiery little eiuo, bare iittie
chance of knocking over the well
balanced team ot the paee-oetting
Silrertoa "Bees.
Sunday's games are:
Willamette at Canby, Sherwood
at St. Paul, Bearercreek at Sli
rerton, aad Lone Elder at Wood
Exuperintendent
Asks ScHoiyl Post
W. IL Smitli Application
Filed; Mrs. Booth Is
Other Applicant
Formal applications ef Mrs. Ag
nes Booth and W. M. Smith were
added yesterday to the list of
those seeking the position ot coun
ty school superintendent, left va
cant by the death ot Mrs. Mary L.
Fulkerson last Monday.
Both Smith, .who was county
superintendent tor 12 years, ap to
1920, and Mrs. Booth, principal of
Salem Heights school appeared in
person before the eonnty court,
the appointing authority.
H. F. Durham, principal ef Par
rlsh junior high school, and Edna
Allen, mayor of Jefferson, already
had submitted their applications.
Court members indicated they
would take op the .latter this
week. Tbe fact that varioua docu
ments and reporta are lying in the
county school office awaiting the
signature of the superintendent-to-be
may speed the court in mak
ing the appointment.
"Bill is ap to my place and says
he is going to stay 10 days to
get away from the racket made
by school children."
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