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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 23, 1925)
PAGE TEN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, MAY 2.1, 15)25 DEFEAT CASEYS The American Legion defeated the Ciioyn on tlio Oxford field Jtust nil; fit lnu iop -allied game to a tune of IS to 0. The game wuh expected to be hard fought but turned out to be a tnick meet for the Legion naii-cn. In tlio first inn ing Parker, (iihwun iind Acton oored. In tho fourth frame the vlctorB cored flcven tlntwi before Die CaneyH could kcL the l(1u out. Hooper, Lesion liltcher was in Kreat form and wuh never in trouble The Canty have a Htrone; nine but failed to tdiow their uhuh! form except in sputa. Dennl lieo- nan, jdtcher for the Ca.ieyn hurled a good gaino but wim kivpii poor mip port. Tho LeKlonteam i go infc utroiis and uro headed for an oilier ciiainloiiHhlp. Tlio lineup for tho g.arno lat night follows: LeglnnHulllvan, 2b; Parker, hh Acton, 11); (ilbuon, If; lloopor and Jenkins, p; ltuggles, cf; Liphart, rf; Laird, c; rearmine, 3b. K. C Hmlth. hh; SeiiliiK, lb; llughofl. If; (Julllil, j); -iircen, of; Ilocuaii, rf; Itarr, c; Jackson, 3I; Hull, 2b. Tho Lions and the Klwanis clulw biiawlmll lt:iin are to olawli again on tho oxford diamond either Mon day or Tuesday according to the announcement of Stanley Laiiifmn, field manager for (ho Lions. The Lions sent a representative to gel the date but no answer lias arriv ed from the Kiwunlaim although it In expected soon. The prison baseball team in scheduled lo meet u pick-up team this aftern'".n on tho prismi dia mond. Heveri-.t of tho men who will play the prisoners are members of the Salem Senators. Kdwards and Ashby will form tho battery for tho pick-ups .Manager Carey of the prisoners has not announced his lineup as yet although It will more than likely bo Tester and Snyder. Tomorrow afternoon tho convicts are scheduled to meet tho WcmI Oregon Lumber company nine on the prison grounds. The prisoners have a strung lineup with Ja.-k-json or first, Foster or Totter on second, Smith and Calniel on Khortstop or second, Jack lturnson third, Moore, See, l-lko and It ell complete (lie uutfield. Tho Oregon Pulp and Paper company basehatl nine will vnn bats with the Titner nine at Tur ner tomorrow ; eriiuon at 2:30. Tho papermakerrt havo Just organ- heed but havo shown good form in utl oftheir starts and are out look all of their starts and are out look havo been selected by r-umpentive meets. New York, May 23. Tho Park Avenue BupUat church, tho Rocke feller church, after a spirited de bute during whlcn u woman oh jeetor fainted, ratified the action f tho trustecK in calling to ltn pulpit tlio Kev. Hurry KinurHOii i omlick, inodernTAt. The congregation, by U vote, lute last night ucoepted llireo con ditions laid down by Dr. FoKdicIt, who for ycara wuh tho Mturni cen ter of religious controversy wlilli. lie occupied a Presbyterian pul pit. He veu teen members out of four hundred prevm dlsstMited. J)r. Kosd i ck b con d lliuna wore as fnllowH: That the cuuren no longer in- ilt on baptism by inuuoi'Bion, That itu niemljei'Hhin he open to nil Ohriatiiun regardleHa of creed. That tho congregation build u Hkyscraper church iHinr Columbia universtiy with living (iimrtcrs, lub rooms und other iustitutioirtl features. VINDOW WASHING PALLS; BANDITRY SHORT LIVED Los Angeles. Cal., May 23. Window washing soon wenried Itohert Sova, 2S, for it seonied to ho getting him nowhere. So yes terday ho tried robbing a bank, LiitlioritieH allege, und it got him into the county jail within half an hour after he tried It, all because he unwittingly gave an awistant :ishier at the Kirat State hank time enough to step on a bandit i la rin button. The alarm aroused the whole nlock and when the would-be robber ran out the door with $3400 In currency stuffed In ills pockets, a citizens' posse wuh waiting for him with open arms. F, Ff Itabut, French Morocco, May 23. (A. P.) The Itlffiun tribesmen are eiundlng their ground stoutly against tho forces seeking to oust them from the Kronen zone und al though General Count Do Chani brun's success in Thursday's und Friday's operu Monti in unques tioned, Abd-el-Krim und his fol lowers still loom as formidable foes. French military men at the headquarters here say the Itifflans havo shown themselves to be thoroughly organized along the lines developed during tho World War mid that the French every where in Dec numb run 's opera tions captured tho onemy'B posi tion only by bayonet charges. Tho French found that the 1 enemy offered tho stlffcst resist ence and have learned Uyit they ran at tuck the Jttrnuns success fully only after good artillery pre paratory exactly as was the prac tice In the World War. General Cam b run on the right wing has hud especially hard fighting In the recent operations. His men were constantly exposed to a biting fire and won only at the point of tho bayonet. Realizing tho difficulties of the campaign the French are rein forcing their advance posts, many of which heretofore have been surrounded and often dangerously threatened. BONES OF PRE-HISTORIC MAN DECLARED FOUND Sunla Fe, N. M., May- 23. IJoncti of a human being about & feet and a half In stature, uhottt 2000 yea i s old havo boon u n earthed In a mining camp, accord ing to Professor -ayetto A. Jones, mining geologist. Jones suid the bones were dug from under eight feet of hard, compact cemented cluy, unaffected by river deposits. Hire succcHsfvo strata, of charcoal a foot or two apart wore pene trated before tho nones were en countered. Cedur trees, apparently .several hundred yeurs old had ;rown about the bonea, Professor Jones said, j MINDU SLAYERS MUST DIE Bombay, May 23. (A. P.) Three of the nine men charged with the murder In January of Abdul Kadlr Baula, rich Mohntn medan merchant and protector of Muintaz liegum, the dancing girl, were sentenced to death today. The Liberty haseliull Hub will clash with the Si ay ton buseball team tomorrow afternoon In what is expected lo bo a hard battle, lloth teams are working hard and are expected to he in tho bent of Bhiipo for tho hat tip. Tho Liberty team has n strong nine und are hoping to tnge the Stnyton loam into camp. Ilagenloru will prob ably hurl for tho Liberty nine. The Willamette university b.ise bnll nine defeated tlio Collego of Seattle in n g.mie held on tho local diamond hist niche, the final count being 8 to 4. The pine imtrku the clone of the baseball aenwon for the lien rent. "The only possibility of another frame thlfl Hfiixon would be with . O. A. C," fiiiri Coach H ithtuiu yes terday. "We bivp bad three or four iwmcw with them cancelled thl senson because of rain, and we may poKihty play them yet." No def inite nrrnm:emontft have been made, however. Yesterday' git me wan fc.it tired by the pitching of K.ilnhan, fresh man nenrcai twlrler, ami ihe tilt -Hug of lluiu. Throughout the wea pon K.-iluh.m hn etood out ns n high c.illl.re pttcher, holding the beat of opponent to few bit. In yesterday's game K.tt.ilnn Inciden tally clouted out a home run. Zarhnry of Wtlta incite unpired tile same AUTO TURNS OVER; 2 DEAD Taroma. Wash.. May 5,1. -One man was killed and another seri ously Injured early Ihlx monilni; whon it Invito louring car In wlilo'i thr two vera rplnriiliiK (rum n pnrty loft lh riMi.l t I ho oily lim its on tho wosl sido of town itmt turnod ovor nrvornl t linos In lis rliinso down a tS foot omlinnk niont. Tho Injuri'd man wm rovlvrd Ion ononcli to sp,.ak hlli nami-. Swan Akci.on, hut oonld toll nolli ln nmro rxnopt to nmnililo nomo IhliiR ali.Mit a imi ly and lot 1 1 hp, nls frlond drlvo. EMERS0K PIANO $125 Tlila piano la ono of AnwMlea's old rollahlo plnnoa. 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