FHTDAY, MAY 8, 102.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON
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ROOKS DEFEAlED
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lb; Kills, p.
O. A. O. look Sprigs, tb;
Ilafcoftld, lb; Ingram, ct; Rob
in, lb; Con no r, is; Thompson,
rf; Tucker. If; Blak and Ham.
e; Riley and Winters, p. Beral
iiibitltutiona wera mad In the
iaat two innlngi for tb rook a.
SL0WGAME7T03FELDlfllCEWiN
OVER ALLEY CATS
The Salem nigh acbool baseball
Bin took tbe O. A. C. rooka In'o
camp jeaterday afternoon on tbe
Oxford park diamond to the tunc
of 7 to I. The game waa slow but
Interesting with good plajra on
both aide.
In tbeir half of tne second canto
lb local got tbeir lint three
tallies when Heenan came out of
hi slump a a got a hit. tbe first
on for tb locals. Kelly walked
and advanced Heenan to second.
Febry, wbo waa playing In rigbt
field, got a bom run over tbe
rigbt field fenc scoring Heenau
and Kelly ahead of him. Rogers
fanned, but Ellia got to first on
Riley error, Loui. Cirod flew
out to third base. Paul CI rod goi
a bit and advanced Ellis to second
Drager walked filling tb baeet.
Could failed to show hia form of
last season and fanned with the
bases crammed.
In the third the locals tallied
again when lleenan got a walk.
Kelly walked and aent Heenan to
second. Fabry again started the
ball going when he singled, but
lleenan was held at third. Hee
nan acored when Ham let tbe ball
go tbrourh hiiu. Kogera hit Into
a doub'. play. EIU went out
Riley to Robins. In the fourth the
rooks score: one run wben Robin
walked. Connoly and Tbompson
went out to Paul Ulrod. Tucker
vent to tbird on a hit and scored
on a passed ball. In tbe sixth the
rooks brought tbe score to 2 to 4
when Robins again acored for the
visitors. Robins got a bit and
went to second when the bail went
clear through tbe Infield. Con-
niSy and Thompson went out. Paul
Urod overplayed tbe ball anu
fumbled allowed Robins to si-ore
Ham went out at first.
With the score still 4 to 2 in
tb eighth, Robins homed over the
left field fence, bringing tin
score to 4-3. Tb red and blac1;
rine tallied three runs in their
half of the eighth frame. Hoger
got to first when Hatcnfeld tum
bled the ball. Ellis got a base hit
scuding Kogera to second. I-ou1
Cirod got i-. aouble, scoring both
runnels, Girod going to third on
the throw In. Paul Ulrod went
out but hi brother acored from
third with tfte final tally of the
gams when Drager hit the bill
down to third bane, but It took ,
bad bop and bouaceu over Hafen
feld's bead.
Fabry was not used at all, a
tLe locals weie saving bim for
their old rivals. They are to meet
the Eugene nine at Eugene to
morrow afternoon. Ellis pitched a
nice came allowing only four scat
ttred hita, tvo to Tucker and two
to Robins. The visitors made one
hit in the aerond, fourth, sixth
end elrchtlu The locals got seven
hits off of the delivery of HI Icy
and winters.
The lineup f&i the game fol
lows; Snlem L. Glrod. as; P. 01 rod
th: Draper, U: Could, cf; H.eennn
Tbe Field Mlcv of the Junior
twilight league defeated tbe Alley
Cats nin yesterday afternoon on
the high acbool grounds by a score
of It to 10. The battle waa a slug-
test. In tne third inning tbe Al
ley Cats pitcher, Freeman blew up
and let In ten runs. Scotty Marr
diminutive leftflelder for tbe Field
Mice, knocked a home run in this
inning. In th fourth frame Col-
gan relieved r reeman on tne
mound for the Alley Cats nine
and the Field Mice were unable to
ctnect safely with bis offerings.
The ileldinj of the Field Mic?
was excellent. The losers played
r. good game in tbe outfield but
many balls went through the In
field. Roberts, a newcomer in tbe
Field Mlc team, knocked a home
run and scored three runners
ahead of him.
Saturday morning the Scouta
1U meet the Oregon Journal
nine.. The Journal nine lost the
flret game bv a lopsided score but
they have added some strength to
tlielr team and will give the
Scouta a hard run. Dennis Heenan
of the high acbool, umpired. The
lineUD follovs:
Field Mice Heath, p; scotty
Marr, If; Francis Lutx. c; Moody
benner. 2b; Roberta. Sb; Miller
.-.nd Bell, rf: Chuck Hagerman
Kcnncy, cf; Harris, lb; Ray
Miller, manager.
Alley Cats Slegmund, lb;
II Like, c; Kantol, If; Adams. 3b;
Colgan. 21c. Kreemand and Col
ran, p; Wolf, bh; Sisson, rf:
Vhwauliauer. Morgan snd Will
i.inm cf..
Olmpia, Wash., Hay t Lettear
upproving Governor Roland H.
Hartley'a stand on child welfare
activities aa set forth In a recent
telegram to Miaa gophi Iren Loeb
of New York City, president of tne
Child Welfar Committee of Am
erica, wero exhibited at the execu
tlve offices her ttus morning, the
letters with one exception have
been written by men. No adverse
comnienta have been received aa
yet, it wa aald by Miaa Amy Al
bright, assistant secretary to the
:overnor, who displayed th letters
in hia absence.
Appended to on of th letter.
In which auch movement wer de
clared to be founded on "sinister
purposes" the following notation
waa penciled by Governor Hartley:
'It la 'slniater,' Russian com
munism, socialism and anarchy
ar n.ovlng spirits bxck of all
these movenenta Intended to break
down our civilisation."
One of the writers characteris
ed th governor's statement "as
truly Rooseveltian," another ex
pressed approval of tho "slipper
way" of rr-.lrlng children, while
still another writer declared that
"uplift la being used by some aa an
Skinny Men Can
Put on Nseded Weight
Ask J. C. Perry. Central Phar
macy. !J. J. rry or any rcguia
druRffinI for a box of McCoy's Co.l
Liver Oil Compound Tablets. They
are sugar coaled and aa pleasant to
take as candy.
Hkinny men and women takf
thorn to speedily put on plenty of
ifood healthy flesh and for .this
iiurpoKR they are so extremely
anod that thin men and women
often take on five pounds or over
in 30 days. As a matter of fact,
your druKRiM will return your
money If you don't taks on five
pounds In SO days.
Great for weak, run down chll
drn, too, and gives them a hearty
.ippctlte.
But be mire very ure to Ret
Cod LWer Oil
Compound Tablets
OWCsNALWtwinL
30Tablets60Ccnts
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excu-w (or run tune a.ound w-tite
ibtir own children ar foing to
tb devil."
Th reply to Misa Loeb was a
itfusal to accept an Invitation
either to attend the child welfare
conference tn New York May II
ot 20 or to name a delegate from
this state.
LOSE VALUABLES
While the O- A. C. rook base
ball team wis In Salem yesterday
playing the Salem hitrb school
'.earn at Oxford park, arteak thievet
went through the clothes of the
visitors In the dressing rooms at
the high school gyinnaaium and ap
proprlated numerous valuable ar
mies. Including several garments
and several dollar, in money. Tlvcs
is Biud 10 be the second uiu : i..t
a vial Tin j athletic team baa auf
fared) similarly but It Is the first
time that a report baa been made
to tbe police.
Coach Spec Keene of the Cor
vallla team left with the police a
list of the articles and money tak
en. This Includes four fountain
pens, a foli spencll, sweater.
Eversharp pencil, pair of silk
socks, two belts, necktie, fraternity
1'Jn, pair of pant, a cap. a $5 check
and about fS la earn.
The unfortunate student whose
trousers were stolen had to wear
a pair of baseball pants back to
Corvallia.
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Wool worth Store Sells Wildroot
Th Woolworth S and It Store
has juct received new stock of
Wildroot Hair Tonic and Wild
root Liquid 6hampooa as advertis
ed in National magazines. Adv.
CORNS
la eat mtewte Jim that eaiee the pain Is
foce. No treatment so mtt, bctWlnc,
ttsoreachly aoUwptie and eteotific to every
war Dr. ScboU a XtM-pada. Tb remits
era revelation. At rour drusclat'a et abac
saalcr'a. Coat but a uiac.
TWr Htm fwrcvnu, rallmtti, f nnfias
BlSchoWs
Xino'paas
"Put one on the pain is gone"
Girl Couldn't Stand
Clothes to Touch Her
"My father got me a bottle of
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for
Stomach trouble and I am feel
ing; so much better since tak in?
it. My stomach was eo painful 1
couldn't stand my clothes to
touch me. It is a simple, harm
less preparation that removes tbe
catarrhal mucus from the Intes
tinal tract and allays the Inflam
mation which causes practically
all stomach, liver and Intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis.
One dwe will convince or money
refunded. J. C. Perry, D. J. Fry
and d'URgists everywhere Adv. ed. Adv.
Kafoury's Downstairs Store
BARGAIN'S
A Few Steps Down to Unusual Savings
3fi inch Cotton Suiting. Won
derful value, yard
24c
Made of strong; cotton yarns, good
welKht and well fhil-hed, po i ml. li
ft r wonien's and children's tlreMi-s
and bloutes and little bys "till.
Colors are brown, green, honey
dew, pink, yellow, nw, hllo and
rhite.
36 inch Dainty Lingerie Checks, yard
29c
You will like it for combination suits, stcpins and
gowns. Wears well. Yellow, white, orchid, pale
blue, pink and honey dew.
30-inch plain Lingerie Crepe, good line of colors
22c yard
116-inch good assortment
19c yard
of Cretonnes
Our Cash Plan Enables Every
Woman to Save Money
It's our cash system and economical business
methods that make it possiblo for us to sell goods
at a smaller margin of profit than the credit
stores.
Thai's sthf
tie rmwr
Our petrrs
(Ue you belter qnnlllr fitr
titan lus can riml rlilicrr.
bow vns not lo ecunoauiar.
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POltTI.AND RII.K RIIOP
SSI Aklee Mrret
Engineer Tests
Alvita for
Kidney Trouble
"I have been troubled for sev
eral years with bladder Inflamma
tion and when I sent for Alvita
was unable to work and did not
know If I ever would run an en
gine again. I could not stay In bed
nights, as I was worse lying down
than at any other time. I have
been up 25 to 30 times in six to
eight hours. Forty eight hours af
ter 1 began taking Alvita tablets 1
was almost normal and In four
days went to work, and at present
feel perfectly well. I don t know
what to say; In fact, cannot tell
how I appreciate the benefits I
have derived from the use of Al
vita. I have given away some to
other men that are affected."
(Signed) W. F. OLE WINE.
Alvita Tablets are scientifically
prepared from the wonderful al
falfa plant, which through its long
root absorbs the vital elements
lime. Iron and phosphates neces
sary to health and, vigor. Alvita
has proved especially beneficial In
overcoming kidney, bladder and
prostate trouble. No matter what
you have tried, try this remedy of
nature now. A dollar a box at Per
ry's drug store. Mail orders accept-
Simpson Grocery
Successor to Weller Brothers
I'hones 48 and 49. 155 N. Com'I St.
6 Free Deliveries Daily
We are offering this week our usual
large stock of high grade service
service that cannot be bought at any
price but service that is gladly given
to our patrons free of charge. While
we quote a few prices to give you an
j idea of the regular run of staple
groceries we do not sell prices for
our many years of serving the public
has proven that the people want
service, real service and are willing to
patronize a merchant who is conscien
tious In giving it.
Beans, fancy small white, 3 lbs 28c
5 lbs. 1 45c
Rice, fancy Blue Rose, 3 lbs 28c
5 lbs 45c
Beans, fancy Limns, 3 lbs 53c
5 lbs 85c
Flour Princess Hard Wheat We
guarantee every sack to be absolute
ly satisfactory. Order a sack today
and make baking day a pleasure
Price per sack $2.29
Price per Bbl $9.00
White-Down Flour, per sack $2.25
Corn Fancy Minnesota Crosby, reg
ular price 20c per can, 6 cans ....9 Ic
1 dozen cans . $1.79
Canned Tomatoes fancy Red Ribbon,
Solid Pack, No. 2' size, 3 cans 55c
6 cans $1.00
1 dozen cans. $1.95
Canned Stringless Beans Golden
Bay Brand, very tender, 3 cans 51c
6 cans 94c
1 dozen cans $1.87
Sardines Blue Jacket Brand,
3 cans 25c
6 cans ... 47e
1 dozen cans 91c
Iris Brand fancy Norwegian Sardines
in pure olive oil, 3 cans 48c
6 cans 94c
1 dozen cans $1.82
Tour Gardrn In Oar Front Window
W hare Just what you would arrow !n
your own irardrn, for no matter what kind
of vrjretablea anron dralret they will be
found In our front window. The on Dir.
adrantaa of maintaining your mrden In
our front window la the knowled that
you will et larce. crisp, rlean Yecetables
Just what you want when you want It.
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STYES
and inflamed,
itching eyelids
are usually
caused by
EYESTRAIN
Our examination of the eyes is exact and
our advice to you honest.
Staples Optical Co.
Corner State and High Streets
Portland Salem
Peerless Bakery
.170 N. Commercial Street
Our regular frices of Bread,
Vi lb. loaf, 13c, 2. for 25c; 1 lb. loaf 9c, 3 for 25c
Cookies, 2 dozen for 25c
Butter Horns, 6 for ; 25c
Apple Turn Overs, 6 for 25c
Cakes, all varieties 15c P to 50c
Doughnuts, Cinnamon Rolls, Tea Sticks and Buns,
per dozen - 0e
p;es 10c and 25c
Milk Bread, French and Rye Bread, 3 loaves 25c
We serve coffee and lunches. Try our Krauses Ondy
THIS IS
WORTH
$5.00
Cut this ad out and present it at the Certified
Used Car Lot, directly West of the Fire Station
on Chemeketa St.
Only one of these acceptable on any one automo
bile. It will be received in lieu of $5 as part of
the purchase price of any of the bargains on
display.
BUSICK'S
STANDARDIZED CASH STORES
SALEM
CORVALLIS
ALBANY
WOODBURN
Serve the Best While You Save
Intelligent women know that the buying of the family food supply is a
serious matter that in order to protect the health of their families they
must have plenty of food, wholesome, pure food. THIS STORE APPEALS
TO THOSE DISCRIMINATING SHOPPERS who appreciate the finer
things for the table, and who recognize that our large volume of sales
means definite economic advantages for the shopper.
Best
Creamery
Butter
in sanitary wax paper
carton
42c
Swift's Premium
Hams
V2 or whole
Lb. 33c
Alpine Milk
Highest quality
Whips like cream
3 Cans 25c
Borden's
Milk
3 Cans 27c
Preferred Stock
sliced
Pineapple
3 large cans
91c
Cane
Sugar
100 lb. sk
$6.33
American Club
Coffee
51b. tins
Per Lb.
38c
Crown Flour
$2.53
Gold Medal
Flour
$2.53
Diamond C
family
Flour
$2.25
Sea Foam Naptha
Washing
Powder
2 lge. pks. 45c
Old Dutch
Cleanser
2 for 1 5c
Crystal White
Soap
6 for 25c
BEFORE inspection of meat by the government most any kind of beef if
tender was considered good enough But today the U. S. Government
stamps on the meat you buy that insur of xc. tan just good meat.
U. S. inspected beef cut and displayed continually in our sanitary refriger
ator counters. v