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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 20, 1925)
-3 . AGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925 LIONS LOSE TO The I.fons club bam. ball team look ono on the chin In the first game of tho sumluwn Ic'iruo play ed nt Oxford park dininoml lant n it'b t wlien tllf: Ilornalne anil I.ontf Wolves defeated them by a flcori of 7 to 1. Kevberry and Luke Gill, flit two men up for tho Wolves hit homo runa, Ilagerdorn scored In thJ.t inning makJni; tho score three to nothing in the first game. life-1 'arland, pitcher for tho JJona wsw hit at will and tho ncoio continu ed to mount. IIaf;erdornt t wirier for tho Wolves starred lor the winners. The I Jons have a strong anffre ration and with little praeUco nnd added HtreiiKih will put up & nurd team to beat. The XJons made their lono tally when Newberry went Into the box for tho winners. They put tho ball out of tho lot for a homer which ended their scor ing for the evening. Tho lineup for the game: Wolves G river, Newberry, Btubbs, Chapman, GUI, White, Zo eel, Williams and Ji'igerdorn. Lions Springer, c;regi?t Hum phreys, Kletzim:, McKurkmrl, Kol Iriclc, Olsen, George and Nelson. ed the greatest proficiency on the goic course la being engraved and will be presented to the winner soon. Jtex Sanford won out In the finals for the cup when he defeat ed McLaughlin, wio had played three matches to decide tho winner to play Sanford. J'aiH-riiMikery Seek Guinea The Oregon i'ulp and Paper ompany has organized a new team and are looking for garnos with others in tho city. They met and defeated tho Woodmen by a 7 to I score, before organization. They made u good showing in this game and havo organized and aro look- fig for more victims, Tho paper makers havo Verleeg and Simp- kins for a battery. Any ono wish-J ing a gamo may writo tho mana or mo team, care h' tho nape, mill. Game Slated Tonight The Valley Motor company nine Will meet the UNO In the Twilight league series at Oxford park thlH evening, Iioih teams nro expect ing to get a win. The Valley Mot or lost their first game but have n ttd a mile more practice And should flhow the ONO a little Class. This will bo tho first game for tho gurfidsmen. Tonight's game will start at 6:15. Next On mo Tliiirnday The I'ortlnnd Electric Power company baseball team will meet the Woodmen of the World In the second game of the Rundown lea gue at Oxford park Thursday even ing in the second game of the aeries. Itoth teams are going strong and should put up a good battle, not much I known as to the strength of tho iKI team, nl though the WOW have a star player in Todd Walker. They are expecting him to bo the mainstay. Kan ford Wn Cup Tho Al Kraiiso sliver loving cup. ffered to the winner of tin fice country club winner who show- STORE IS OPENED The Nash-Smith Furniture com puny, newly eatabl tolled in Salem opened its doors today for the firs' time. A grand opening sale wil he held Saturday. Headquarters of the company is located at 21 North Commercial street. Th firm has adopted for Its motto. ' I lie Homo of Good Furniture. A first cliuis line of furniture and kitchen utensils will be car rled In stock. An exchange de part men t in furniture will also be established as hood as the firm 'lets well started. Doth Nu.sh and Smith havo had many yeara of experience in the furniture business at various nartfi of the state. Saturday's official opening sale will be for the purpose of "get ting started, mem bum of the firm havo stated. It will bo a 9-cont sale, a largo number of articles, valued as high as GO cents, going at 9 cents. 20MED1HSMASH Cleveland, Ohio, May 20. (fly Associated Press Twenty perwons were Injured, several so seriously t!iat they had to be rushed to bus pltuls, in a rear end collision of street cars In the Public Souare to day. Just before the crash William Vaughn, mot or man on the rear car, fainted, nccording to police. He had trieJ to set bis brakes to avoid the collision, police declared and probably collapsed when he saw he could not prevent the crash. His condition is said to br serious. TRUSTEES VOTE CONFIDENCE STUDENTS' ACTS Echoes of the recent May day controversy were heard at a meet ing of tho executive committee of tho board of trustees of Willam ette university yesterday. A resolu tion adopted by the committee ex pressed confidence In tho students. and regret th;it anyone- should feel called upon to criticize university activities. The resolution read as follows: "The attention of the executive committee of Willamette univer sity has been culled to certain criticisms of the M;iy day festivi ties of this year. 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Nunn, member of the Pres byterian church of Salem, and a erlea of petitions circulated by me atudents of the university. Nunn s document branded the dancea as Immodest; the student' petitions constituted a retort that his objection was in Indictment of Mh own state of mind rather than an indictment of the dances, and further the students hint or! itiftf tho presence of such objectors was not desired at Willamette May aances or other university affairs. urtner action by the committee included tho employment of landscape gardener to improve the appearance of tho campus, lncrean ing the number of scholarships to oe granted by the university, com pletion ol arrangements to employ Soft-Lite Lenses Are Becoming The special optical glass used only in Soft-Lite lenses posses ses a delicate flesh tint that blends with the complexion. Soft-Lite lenses will not cast shadow about the eyes. SottLlle Kmses are sold only by specially licensed optical bouses Staples Optical Co. 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