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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1920)
First of Twilight Bouts Puts Loggers One Game In Lead THE CAPITAY JOURNAL deaticd nomination. Voters, however. The T. M. C. A. has received a cor- had the privilege of writlns on the dial Invitation from the Cherrv City J ballot the name of any other candi- Baking company inviting all the boy i iP' . t members of the association nearly The eight state deler.itea. in,.!,,.!; .,, i i 1.1. uuuuira m iiiMu io a ainner to four at large to each convention which be given by the bakerv in their honor TUESDAY, MIT will be selected soon, will not be bound oy the result of today's balloting- un der the law. amwot'High Y Clubs To played (it the M il-1 ? Hold Meetings In balem This Week From start to finiji 'he twilight season, played nt the WU- 1-tmetle grounds, Monday evening, was .1 Mar feature. The Kay Woolen Mill learn anil the Spaulding nine clashed tor a 5-3 score to the lumber com pany's credit. The Spaulding club pre sented a pleasing appearance In their apea ranee in their new uniforms and played good ball, although their error total was two stronger, than that of the textile workers. Garvls pitched a irood crame for Kitiit4inr Th.i. garden support was not In- thorough i Cnristlan 'deals of the school It repre workn order for the first gam. isents. ' Tho vimlon ...ill i. '""" '" " """ i w Thursday evening ih m.v .k- on Friday evening. May 28, at 8 o'clock. The T. M. C. A. immediately assured the Cherry City bakery that the boys will be there. . Tuesday evening the Crant school Junior High V club the first of its kind to be organized In the AVillnmette val ley, will hold Its weekly dinner and meeting at the Y. This club is pledged to stand for the best or, of the fastest aggregations In the Cherry City Twilight league. Krcel ' Kav at second buse, gave a good exhi bition of the gahe and all other mem bers of the nine made efforts to per fect organisation. Only a fair crowd was In attendance but real Interest was shown. The next f,'Hme of the series will be played Wednesday between Hauser Bros, and the Y. M. C. A. twams. The games are free to the public. . j . Box Score. Spaulding A B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Koilgers, 3b 3 12 0 0 Hilbourn, cf ... S 0 0 10 Betted, ill 72 Birchett, 2 b , 8 11 Albie, If 8 11 'iarvls, p J 0 2 I'.iliinck, 83 3 11 Alblii, lb 3 1 0' oliilen, rf 3 0 1 liny A H. R. H Ntrnk. M 3 10 i 'iiiiiFtock, ss 3 Salem high school will hold Its regu lar weekly meeting and dinner at the Y. This is the most successful Hi-Y club in the state of Oregon. M'lWHfy, p .... Huiilley, 3b I'JItlier, c I ,fh inn li. cf . Kav, 2b Kliitow, rf ... Si'nniKter. It !'. Lehman. 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 7 3 0 0 0 4 0 P.O. 5 1 0 2 0 0 1 1 0 ' 0 Success Of Horse Show Jeopardized By Gas Shortage So dependent is the world today ui- on gasoline that not even hnru. show can properly function wlthr.t 0 adequate of the precious fluid which 1 hftH flnna ba m.,.,1. . , , j , . ... ALKALI IX SHAMPOOS BAD FOR WASHING HAIR I Most soaps and prepared shampoos .contain too much alkali, which is very injurious, as It dries the scalp and makes the hair brittle.. The best thing to use is MulsSfierl coeoenut oil shampoo, for this Is nure and entirely greaseles. It's very cheap and beats anything else ail to pieces. iou can get this at any drug store. and a fe wouncea will last th u-kni family for months. Simply moisten the hair with water unu ruo ii in, snout a teaspoonful -s all that Is required.' It makes an abundance of rich creamv lnthor cleanses thoroughly, and rinses nut easily. The hair dries ouicklv anil . enly, and is soft, fresh I .fluffy, wavy and easy to handle. Be- sides it loosens and takes out every particle of dust, dirt and dandruff. (adv) - 'Went in on 41 h imilnif. Summary Three base hits, Bnssell; two base hits, Abbie, Cttirvis, llalhrlck; passed bull, Eltner, 4; hit by pitcher, llillxiiini; etruckout, by Musscy 4, Leh nuin 3, (iarvls 6. Time of play 45 min utes; umprise, Burton. Where They Play San Francisco, May 18. Pacific Const li'HRUo schedule for May 1S-23: I'ortliind at Sun KranclNco. Vernon at Salt Lake City1. Oakland at Sacramento. Heuttle at Los Angeles. has done so much to put old Dobbin out ot the running as a beast of bur den. Declaring that the success of the annual convention of the Oregon Horse St Cattle Raisers association at Kurns, May 24 and 25. Is lniuirrii..i i, .i.. lack of gasoline, Charles M. Faulkner, manager of the convention, has tele graphed Governor Olcott asking his aid in relieving the situation. Governor Olcott has forwarded to Faulkner a copy of the statement!. i. sued by himself and State Treusurer Huff lust week declaring their stnn.i in me emergency, which, he declin es, is I the limit of his power and authority In uie situation La Grande Is to have a country club. nienibership cumiiaign will be launched to terminate May 25. HKLP THK G. F. S. MAKIS M 10 RR Y FOR THK COLLKGK SKT AT THFIU 1W5NKFIT DANCK I ALL, TUESDAY. Major League Scores jmon, may n. (American) score R. II. E. Clilcagi) 18 3 Huston : 2 7,0 Wllkersnn and Hchalk; Jones anil Wallers. Plttfburgh, May 17. (Nutlotii., wcure : n, . H 7 K: H. 12 3 13 . New York .,. J'lttsbuifh Toney, Douglas, Barnes and Snyder; Cooper, Carlsun. Ponder and Schmidt. WuHhltigton, May 17. (American) :iir R. H. K. HI. Loulii ,., '. J' 2 Washington , 16 8 Shocker niid 8tvereld; Znclmry, lOrlcksoii aiid Gharrlty. Phlladelphln, May 17 Score: It. H. R Detroit ,. 9 9 3 Hilliidelphla 7 10 2 Daus and Stallage; Kinney, Knm mcl, lllgbee, Moore tind Perkins. Hyatt Note Only four major league Humes. One Coast game. . COAST LF.AO.UPJ At Los Angeles R. H. R. Portland 18 8 Los Angeles ' 3 7 1 Poison, J tinny and Koehler; Keating oud HasKlsr. . Pennsylvanians Ballot Today, as Do Vermont Folk Philadelphia, May 18, Seventy-six delegates to the republican nations, convention and an equal number to the democratic nominating assembly nrt being electedt in Pennsylvania to day at state-wide primaries. Socialists Mid prohtbitonttitR nrs also holding their primaries, but they hnve no con tests. '" Klevtorn lit . Peimsylvunla have the oi'lvileflrn nt InAlbnHni tbnli npadilnnl. inl prefereiiue but only one name, that ot km wara Randolph wood, a retired business man of Philadelphia, apnAr on the republican, ballot, and only that tf Attorney, Genersl A. Mitchell P. iter la on (tie democratic presidential preference ballot., The faction oppos lnff Attornev Oenernl Pnlmer hun nwlf. ed Its supporters to write the nn,me of w iitiam G, McAdoo on the ballot. Mitfc' lulcrext Shown. Montpeller, Vt May 18. Vermont's piesioentiat preference primary was neia today with little display of Inter. eK. . , No petitions were filed for a place on the democratic ticket. On the re publican ballot (her. mmenreil nnlv the namei of William Grant Webster of New York and Major General Ion irrt Wood as rindidntes for the presl. MOOS 13 I CliriA niioiurnn MAN COMMENDED I i t I L , , i fw. Our bread is honest thru and thru Honest, High, Charactered Materials go into the making of it and each piece of dousrh that goes into a loaf of bread is I I properly weighed before it is temperatured. Jry a loaf of it. THE MIGHTIEST SUCCESS OF THE YEARS -Of wa'QTlES" CHAS. DICKENS' MASTERPIECE Kf iri WILLIAM J j ; i .1FARMUM - j; i 111 S -a "A TAB S f ' f i It; I J- ; : li f : I- ... ,h i" ! tfC' NO GREATER PLAY NO GREATER AUTHOR IN THE HISTORY OF SCREEN OR STAGE A Proud And Continuous Success of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow PHILIP WIXTEHS. Pron. won. Com I. St. Phone 247 Charles W.Hawley. Jr. IN Concert Selections -from' Thanhauser ;. Watrner "Poor Butterfly" Woodwrth A wee bit of Scotch (AsYoUkT Concert ' 8:45 TO 9:15 P.M. ISO One Seated During Organ Numbers Shows 2:15, 7:15 9:15 pm. Ji $2 Ki rn ' -MA .V 3. C. PERRY Next Time heart, nerves cr digestion bother the ail clrinkr let him try a ten days' change to Instant 1 1 Tt Is a real nleanoiw tn .1 . . the favorable consideration f iu. org a legislative candidate of rare abil ity, exoeptional Intelligence and whose sjmputhtles are undeniably with the rank an file of the people. Such a io r. J, c. Perry of Salem, who has been hlehlv ni, ,i i i ! has a winning personality, and lmme. ".! impresses one with his honesty m'"ii or public questions, One feels that he can be fully trusted Bud particular! V So In Irmkln.. n.n . i. Interests of taxnnvers. H- i. politics and would not have entered It on this occasion if it had not been for the importunities or hi. throughout the county. That he will one f the five selected at the May primary Is unquestionable. Not only will he carry Salem almoat unanimous- I.V. SO Well Is Via IVw.,,,.1,1 . but he will be strong In all purta of the '". ine more men of auch call, hre as Mr. Per k... i.. .u. , . "v " me legis lature the more snretv ih ...in Justice being meted out to the pe.ple. The Independent hn. n i.nui. ... advising the republican voter, of Mar un to give him their supportWood burn Independent. (paid Rdv) Quick Action Corn Cure Oets-It" Stops Pain Instantly and Corn Soon Idfis Rljtlit Off. A few drons of "fioto-Tt-" ,... u uln pnms HK8 water quenches fire Gives you Immediate relief. "Outs-It" ' ' 1 'l Why not,whUe you can Positively Save from Two to Five Dollars on Every Pairol snoes meed below. You'll find Oualitv . iwm. cated. Never hn tttpM;.i,....,r ' i .'"'" not oe uupu- Stock is Complete '"r real Bargain in Footwear. Oar , PRICES WERE NEVER MORE The corn beaina to lose its erin at once. In a dav or wn it u .n loose that you can lift it off, roots and all, 'twlxt thumb and finger. That's the last of It. tnininn i,.,,. found out. It la the simple effective na common-sense way to be rid of corns, "Get-It," the never-failing, guar anteed, money-back corn remover, costs but a trifle at anay drug store. Mf'd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago. Sold In Salem and reenmmsna na the world's best corn remedy by J. C. Perry, D. J. Fry, Capital Drug Store, Wm. Nelmeyer, Frank S. Ward, crystal Drug Store. Adv VZrrV.? Reason" Graduation "JEWELRY" The ideal graduation gift. The gift that carries with it character, sentiment and a lasting memory of one of the happiest moments in life. Make your gift one that will be remembered. Say what you will; but say It With Jewelry." , May we suggest a beautiful wrist watch, a diamond or one of fashion's latest creations, "The Piccadilly Mesh Bag." We have just re ceived a few of these exclusive numbers and invite your inspection of them. Hartman Bros. Co. Jewelers and Opticians Salem :: :: :: 0rSon Ladies White Oxfords Regular $6.00 white canvas ox fords high or low covered heels uu sizes in stock on sale at $3.95 Small Size Shoes If you can wear size -2 1-2, 3, 3 1-2 or 4, here's your chance! ?10 $12 and $15 Hanan made black kid lace or button White Kid Oxfords Ladies' white kid oxfords, pen cil toe, Louis heel, our regular $12.00 oxford ? $8.95 I ' See These Two Lots loutZlT'f0 service and are not partic Wd or Sir ? h yl6' r Can find a" Sizes in Wack $2.95 and $3.95 Men's Elk Bals Mpn'a hrnivn clb- Kola Ti MiR fortable dry weather shoe worth today $5.00 $2.65 Another Good Bargain rS'fef c,oth - all kid black shoes ,mce, ail sizes. -Our regular , ; . $10.00 and $11.00 shoes at . . . " $5,95 and . $6.95 Black Kid Pumps The very latest pumps, some with buckles, others plain, mili tary or Louis heels. Regular $10 and $12.00 $6.95 See This Line Gun mpfsl fihrvpa lnw Kta brown calf, high, or low heels, ciacK Kid lace, Louis heels, reg ular $iz and $13 $7.95 OurTrcLdeBmds- Etpert service and personal attention: It is our boast that the service afforded.can not be ourpassea in Uregon. WHEPR!CE T7 V FmPmiji Men's Black Dress Shoes Men who want comfort and service at 'ww . . . .T."w,; regular $10.00 ",lu ii.uu sellers !p595 and Sfi.QFi Men's Dress Shoes 14.00 and $15.00 sellers ' $8.95 and $9.95 Men's Dairy Shoes Twenty pairs men's heavy black dairy shoes, wood soles, our regular $i.uu seuer, $3.95 Men's Pilgrim Shoes Mftn'a blnplr lrirl nr rnlf ntain toft lace,.; Pilgrim shoe. Sold every- -1 i wnere at $iu.w : S7.95 The Price Shoe Co. Youths' And Boys' Black calf blucher lace shoes for school or dress, in sizes 11 to 2 and 2 .1-2 to 6. Regular $5.00 . and $6.w . $3.65 and $3.95 Shna J?rnrr!fl(t Bring your old shoes here f rena ns. w pnnesnav is .'-- TTnl n.." nst thorn at 25c PRICE fiufssfx I i 326 ta?fStrVccLwi.R3JA Kail