The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 03, 1939, Page 21, Image 21

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To Pilot Stare
ITollywood Baseball Clnb
Signs Irishman as '
Player-Head .
, HOLLYWOOD, Not. l.-(5VTbs
Hollywood baseball dab late to
day sl-nd WlllUm Joseph "BI11
Sweeney to a player-manager con-
tract to pilot the Start for the next
two years la the Pacific Coast
: league,
. The fiery Irishman, whose man
agerial contract with Portland
was bought np by the Hollywood
clab. was presented ' as the new
boss of the moTietown team at a
swanky baseball soiree, -
. Tho appointment ended weeks
of speculation oyer a successor to
Wade -Red- KllUfer'whose Holly
wood contract still had a year to
run.
Financial details of the trans
action were not dlTalced.
Sweeney's Portland clnb led the
league la batting for the 1929
aaanfi. with th arr.mafnp 1a m mr
bittlnr .SSC himself, but Portland
wound up last in the pennant race.
Sweeney has been with Portland
for the last four years. He piloted
the Ducks to the pennant In ItSf
and got them into the president's
cup playoffs In 1917. His home Is
in Clereland.
PORTLAND, Not.. S.-fly-E. J.
Schefter, owner of the Portland
baseball club, said tonight the
Hollywood Stars paid flS.OOO for
William J. "Bill Sweeney, Port
land manager the past four years.
Schefter. said he did not hold
Sweeney to his 1940 contract with
Portland because he "thought it
was such a wonderful chance for
him.
A new manager for the Portland
team probably will not be named
until the minor league meeting
December 4, ft and at Cincinnati,
he said.
Sweeney was one of the most
popular managers in Portland's
baseball history and lost, none of
his popularity when his team fin
ished in the cellar last season.
Back From California
LEBANON Mrs. Sam Walters
returned Tuesday afternoon from
California hot springs where she
has Tisited for sereral weeks at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
N. P. Spangenberg and saw her
first grandchild, a boy, now seven
weeks old.
School Adds Chairs
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Oulixl. Trlphm Wra. Barntaa Laxay.
49SS er ft41 lor appointment.
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Here Rob oIbab 182. Orecoa State halfback, makine one of the snappy punt returns the Bearers ac
complished while whipping Washington State. lS-O, last Saturday.
gon fans la: Can thej da tt against lshj la A-oruand SaturOay7 US
Grid Crist
LOS ANGELES, Nor.- t-iJPh
Jackie Robinson, flashy negro
baektleld star, stayed out of all
rough contact work today as
UCLA practiced for the Califor
nia Invasion.!
Robinson, tackled by two mem
bers of the ' -Ooof" squad. In
jured his right leg yesterday and
limped oft the field after anxious
attendants examined the leg.
School authorities said today
Robinson would be all right for
the game Saturday.
Coach .Babe Horrell named
Robinson to start the contest
with other regulars of the back
field. Kenny Washington, r Bill
Overlln and Ned Msthews.
SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 2
CTVVaJrersity of ' Southern
CalifomJa'n 1 37-man squad, en
route, to Portland for the "cru
cial' football game with Ore
go n State. Saturday, stopped
off here today for a rwo-hour
workout. i
The Trojans, except Pete
KallnJch, substitute gn a rd,
went throngha their paces cm
Jer the personal sapervlafosi of
Coach Howard Jones. Kalinich
injured his; ankle m practice
yeaterday-
' , Jesses wm fnsUr worried
errs the outlook. , He euiplisW:
siaed the fact he thewcht Oroa
STOW State had- a sUsB.ii chalk,
enwsswalannwjj shAnl ("BlH Hvltd fcetT
be at peak fan It H enpected
to wtsu. ": : ; .
CORVALUS. Ore., Nov. 2.-JPh
The weather was the blgxest prob
lem today for Coach Lost fitfnrr.
whose Oregon State college grld-
ders taagle with the University of
Southern California at Portland
Saturday la a game that might de
termine the j coast's Rose . Bowl
team.
A hard rain ! fell In 'Portland
during the day and If such Is the
case Saturday, the Oregon State
backs may find running difficult
on the stadium's clay-dirt, Stlner
fears. .;-;": ..
Rain also; would handicap the
passing' attack the Beavers report
edly have been preparing for the
powerful Trojans.
EUGENE, Ore.. Not. 2.-(Jf
Offensive tactics received the
attention of Coach Tex Oliver
today as he drilled the Univer
sity of Oregon football team for
Ita. meeting here Saturday with
-Waahlnatow State eoilear. '
Jay GrayheaL- Oregon's shifty
halfback, remained in sweat
. clothe during the workoat bat
will be in the lineup Saturday,
Oliver said..
PULLMAN, Wash.. Nov. z.-p)
-Two sophomore halfbacks of the
reserve-poor Washington State
college Cougars were left at home
tonlaht when Coach Babe Honing-
bery and a squsd of S4 entrained
for Eurene and the Saturday tus
sle with the University of Ore
gon. --": r.' -
Frank Oliver, right half under
study for Earle Ross, was in the
hospital with a back injury re
ceived la practice Wednesday;
Left Half Frank Akins was favor
ing an eye Injured by a flying cin
der. '. .-;'
Otherwise; said Hollngbery. the
team was In fine physical shape
and ready to play "Its best game
of the year."
Legal Notice
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday. Novem
ber 4. 11. at 10:0S o'clock In
the forenoon of said, day, at the
west door of the .Marion County
Court House, In Salem. Oregon,
sell at public auction In the man
ner provided by law for the sale
of real property on execution, the
following described real premises,
to-wit: ;-'-.' '
Lots I. C and 7, - Block 10.
Englewood Addition to the City
of Salom. Marion County, Ore
gon. " ' - - '
- Said sale will be by -virtue of
an execution issued out, of the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marlon County la that
suit heretofore pending therein in
which C51y of Salem, a municipal
corporation, fa plaintiff and IX. A.
Reed aad Mamie XL Reed, his
wife. Marion County.- a body
politic. - and Walter R. Ransom
and Marion Ransom, his wife, are
defendants; the s a in e being
Clerk's Register No. XTI7S. .
Dnted and first published Oc
tober s. mi. :
A. C. BURK.
- Sheriff of Marion County.
- Oregon.
By Ceaaveth I Randall. -
Bevos Doit Against
Legal Notice
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE '
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that X will, on Saturday, Novem
ber 4. 1939 at 10:00 o'clock In
the forenoon- of said day, at the
west door of the Marlon County
Court House, In Salem, Oregon,
sell at public auction In the man
ner provided by law for the sale
of real property on execution, the
following described real premises,
to-wlt: : i - ;
Lot 5, Block 4, Brooklyn Addi-
tlon to the City of Salem, Mar-;
Ion County, Oregon. .
Said sale will be by virtue of
an execution ' Issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marlon County In 'that
suit heretofore pending therein In
which City of Salem, a municipal
corporation, is plaintiff and Unit
ed Building Investment Company,
a corporation, Marlon County, a
body politic: also all other. per
sons or. parties unknown claiming
any. right, title, estate, lien or In
terest in the real property herein
described, are defendants; r the
same being; Clerk's Register No.
28238.
Dated and. first published Oc
tober 6. 1939.
A. C- BURK. ,
Sheriff of Marlon County,
Oregon.
By Kenneth L. Randall. -Deputy.
0-lJ-2e-a7.NJ.
nHnartFFS 3NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday. Novem
ber 4. 1939, at 10:M o'clock ta
the foreaeoa of said day, at the
west door of the Marios County
Court. House, in Salem. Oregon,
sen at public auction In the man
ner provided by law for the) sale
of real property on i ibi sllian, the
following described real prem
ises, to-wit: 4
Beginning at a point SO feet
south ofthe northwest corner
of Lot 27 of the Capitol Home
'Addition to the City of Salem.
Marion County, Oregon; thence
southerly 100 feet; thence
easterly 110 feet: thence north
erly 100 feet; thence westerly
-110 feet to the place of begin
ning, all in the City of Salem,
Marion County, Oregon.
Said sale will be by virtue of
an execution Issued out of the
Circuit Court of the State of Ore
gon for Marion County in that
suit heretofore pending therein
in which City of Salem, a mu
nicipal corporation. Is plaintiff
and Gertrude J. M. Page, unmar
ried, and Marion County, a body
politic, are defendants, the same
being Clerk's Register No. 28188.
. Dated and first published Oc
tober . 1939. , t.i
A. C. BURK. .
-i Sheriff of Marlon
County, Oregon.
By Kenneth L. Randall. .
Deputy. O. 6-1 8-20-27 J N. 2
NOTICE OF FINAL !
SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned has - filed In the
County Court of the State of Ore-,
gon, for the County of Marlon,
his duly verified final account, as
the Executor of the last will and
testament and estate of Clara M.
Swaf f ord, deceased, and that aaid
Court haa fixed Tuesday, he t8th
day of November, 1939, t the
hour of ten o'clock A. M. of said
day, as the time, and the County
Court Room In the County Court
House at Salem, in Marlon County,
Oregon, as the place for hearing
said, final account, and all objec
tions thereto . - '
Dated , at Salem. Oregon, tbls
27th day of October. 1939.
HARRY W. SW AFFORD,"
v Executor of the last will
. and testament and state of
Clira M. Swaff ord, deceased.
GLOVER LAM KIN,
Attorneys for Executor, .
Salem, Oregon.
O. 27, N. 2-10-17-24
SHERIFF'S NOTICE OF SALE
NOTICE , IS HEREBY GIVEN
that I will, on Saturday, Novem
ber 18. 1939, at 10:09 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day, at the
west door of the Marlon County
Court House, la Salem, Oregon,
sell at publie auction In the man
ner provided by law for the sale
of real property on execution, the
following described real premises,
to-wlt;
Lot 1. Block 4, Broadway
Addition to the City of Salem,
Marlon County, Oregon.
Said sale will be by virtue of
an execution Issued out of the
Circuit Court of the Stat of Ore
gon for . Marion County la that
suit heretofore pending therein la
which City of Salem, a municipal
corporation. Is plaintiff and Lug
wlg Betker, Administrator of the
Estate of JuUanna . Bather. De
Troy?
The question la the minds of Ore
pnoto. r
ceased. Ferdinand- Betker and
Jane Doe Betker, his wife. Mala
Jungheit and John Doe Junghelt,
her husband, Ludwig Betker and
Jane Doe Betker, his wife, Ma
tilda Splesa and John Doe Spless.
her . husband. Alvina Anderson
and John Doe Anderson, her hus
band. Rudolph J. Betker and
Jane Doe Betker, his wife, Mar
lon County, .a body politic, and
R. Wassam, are defendants, the
same being Clerk's Register No.
27308. '
Dated and first published Oc
tober 20. 1939.
A. C. BURK
Sheriff of Marion
County. Oregon
By Kenneth L. Randall
Deputy. O. 30-27. N. S-1Q-1T
POLLY AND HER PALS
allCKEY I10US2
LITTLE ANNIE RODNEY
TOOTS AND CASPER
L v f rr's about phil. last il rrrTTS. 1 -'
WHV, WHAT WEEK HE SEKT ME A BOX " WEU. THAT'S - JTyk
WRONO,WIsBE? ) V. C CANOY WITH A NOTE. J f NOTHING TO SET- f iA (V
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Budge Has Praise
For Oregonians
Lanky Don Is Enronte to
Portland to Keep
Exlubition: -
SPOKANE, Nov. Don
ald Budge, the California redhead
whose name is a synonym for
great tennis, had a lot to say about
a ? couple' of Oregonians . today
and an or it was, good, .
Lanky von .was en rotrTe to
Portland to keep an exhibition
date. He had come, he said, from
Chewemh, rWash -where he vis
ited one of his . favorite - Oregon
ians,? Ben Harmon, t - ;
5 The other was Elwood -Cooke,
Portland , tennis star whom Budge
said "has the:gooda,"; i : ti ,
x rx think he'll be a great -player
soon, and I'd rank him the leader
of the nation' aa soon, as he 'hits
the peak of his stride "he added.
'Badge (said Harmon 'actually
started me playing tennis."
"It was In the days" when ' he
was playing' football tor the' Uni
versity or Oregon." the redhead
miBiseed, ,We need to- play to
gether in Oakland and more than
once Ben gave me a neat, trim
ming." a ; ; sr
Badge 'didn't do any, hunting
while at Chewelah, which Is la the
heart - of the northeastern Wash
ington game country. -. . , u
"Golly' - grinned the trigger-
man, of tennis "I just couldn't pull
the trigger on any wild game.'; ,
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Go to Texas
. UNION HILL Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Phillips and two children,
Mr. and Mrs. Hardie Phillips,
Lloyd and Mr. Phillips all left on
Sunday by truck for Texas. They
expect to visit there. for several
weeks before returning home.
Oregon Doctor Dies
GRANTS PASS. Not. 2-CPV-Dr.
W. C Cary, 80, Oregon physician
since 1895, died here yesterday
of complications following an ap
pendectomy October 19. He prac
ticed medicine at Rogue River
until his death.
Given Charivari
NORTH HOWELL A Jolly
charivari party was given the re
cent newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. R.
C. Jefferson, jr., Tuesday night
at the J. E. Waltman home.
Into
Way
SH& 1KHNK9 HES TERPISLE UGiy
AWT THAT I CALL, wm Bsjrry JUST
TO MOCK HIM-BUT! OOMT.'
COURSe, HE ONTLOOK CUTE AM
CUNMBnT LIKE A
? -AND rVE LOST
FINEST HAN 1
WOMAN
mm
nrv love him
MORE THAN Lire .
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Mordecal Esekial
Among; those mentioned by the Dies committee on the "membership'
and mailing list" of the American League for Peace and Democracy,
branded a "Communist Front organization1 by the Dies probers,
were the two government officials shown above. They are Mordecal
KzeMal. director of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration, and
Edwin S. Smith, member of the Labor Relations Board.. The nam
1ns; of the alleged mailing list stirred up a storm of controversy with
some of those named denying they were members and others stating
f jnphatlcally they were not Communists.
Six 4H Members
Are Trip4 Wiiiners
CORVALLIS, Not. 2.-(ff)-Six
Oregon Four-H club members hare
won trips to the national confer
ence at Chicago December 1 to 9,
H. C. Seymour; state club leader,
said today. Four other youngsters
are competing for similar awards.
Winners included Geraldine De
lancey, - Corrallis, home econom
ics. Others trying for trips In
cluded Robert; ZiellnskL Salem,
who entered the national Moses
trophy leadership contest, and
Wilbur Burkhart, Albany, who
will compete in the regional con
test In meat animal production.
Aged Man Crete Deer
A T.n A NY Fran k - From in. X 2 .
) and pioneer Albany resident, has
Phil's Life a Little Rain Most
Fall
Down Yonder in the Cornfields!
Stimulating His Pride
KrncNWA
Oat of the Darkness
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VTtT THEM THH BRILLIANT HKADUliHTS '
OF AN APPROACHING AUTO ARB DIRECTED
SQUARELY ON THIS BENCH
EVER
The IQag TTithoct Ufa Heary Underwear? ; "
XCdwia S. Smith
returned from a successful deer
hunt in the - vicinity of Condon.
Froman bagged a 200-pound buck,
killing it single-handed. The aged
man has a nephew. Earl Froman,
living at Condon and was his
guest while there, -
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I HI ' Faced With an Emersrency
I -;s,-Y01l need
B - i Loans at Low Interest
I .. ,. s JLS THIS WEEK fcL.
-OfTsI if HE SENT ME
tx SvAK A BONE-HEADED I
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CALLED H8M FBOWZy5CAggCOW
HOOOOOSUSSfVOT.AN'AU.'lHEM UGCf NAMES
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Verdict in Moan,
i Contest Expected
- Within Ten Daya
SPOKANE, Wash., Not. 2.-(-The
Athletic Round Table's
' 1939 football coaches moaning
contest has' gone to the Jury and
. a verdict is expected within lO
'. days. " v.
' -Joe Albi, president of the f un
loving sports organization, said
this year's contest drew more
than 170 "moans" from coaches
throughout the country ' and
that the fire best letters had
been mimeographed and sent to
aports writers from Chicago to
Los Angeles who will act as the '
Jnry.-
Square Deal Ball
Club Hold Banquet
Salem's Square' Deal softbail
club, runners-up for ,- the 1939
state title, together with guests,
banqueted 22 strong at the Golden
Pheasant last night.
Hitting for the turkey-laden
circuit as guests were Don Upjohn,
master ' of ceremonies; President
Howard" Maple, Vice-President
Cliff Parker, Manager Gurnee
Flesher, and Secretary Gus Moore
of the Salem association; R. L.
"Doc" Blatchford, league -scorer,
and Salem sports writers.
Headed by Sponsors Lou and
Henry Singer and Manager Bob
Schwartz, - the Square Deal club
members Included Brothers Ber
nle, Dick and Bill Gentxkow, Hu
bert Alley, Don Cutler, Jack Cau
sey, Ed Weisner, Stub D'Arcy,
Kenny Larson and Buzry Yocom,
,bat boy. '
mpney qaickly.
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