THURSDAY, MAY "JS, iyao
DEFEAT GROTTO;
HELD MICE WIN
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON
PAGE THREE
The American Lesion 'continued
their winning streak iu the twl
light league when they UefeutcU
the Grotto nine on the Oxford
p:irk dlumu: I last night in a oik
sided game to aUuno of 20 to 0
The Grotto players ur as yet i:
little green wiiile the Legion nine.
winner of the ehiuninunshii) for
the last two years are putting up
a ,,noii brand of ball. The lostn
ficemil weak in the infield and
wore not exceptionally strung wiM:
the stick.
Jenkins, a new li drier for tlr.
w itinera, pitched a good game and
kept the hits pretty well scattered.
Jackson for the Grotto ninu was
unsteady and allowed Parker and
Gibson to connect with the ball
for homers. White for the Grotto
nine hit the ball Into center for -i
throe-bagger.
Muv Plav Tonight
i'he I'upei 'liakers uud the hluglus
.ire to ciasn ior nonors on me ux
ford park diamond this evening,
weather permitting, in the Sun
down league series. This will be
the initial appearance for the
Eagles, who have been practicing
hard for thr coining game. The
fapniiakers have been goinp;
" ipd bo far a.id hope to continue
rVeir present stride. The Paper
nalcei s team is considered to b
mo of the strongest in the league
and will give the Ragles a tough
The Field Alice won the right to
meet the fast Oregon Journal nim
Friday for the championship of the
junior twilight league by defeat
ing the Kiver Rats. A game play
ed in the early part of the week
resulted in a win for the Hive:
Itals. The Field Alice protested
the game which the ice won.
The field has been too large and
many sore anna nave resulted, ac
cording to Dob Boardtnau, physical
director of the local Y. C. A
and head of the junior twilight
league. The diamond has been
10 feet to,) long and the pitcheis
were throwing the ball eight feet
too far. This difficulty has been
remedied and evcrtyhing is in fine
shape for the championship games
tiie winner to take two out of
three games.
Batteries--Field Alice, Heath
and Brenner: Kiver Rats, Lonnon,
Jones and Haker; umpires, R.
Bishop and East.
ilTDLESS
Issue Chnllenpe.
The H agent an Sluggers of the
monkey league have issued a chal
lenged to any team in their class
for a game. The players of the
'uonkey league have been hitting
i he ball hard and often and are
after more honors. They are will
ing to meet any tme this week.
Any team which tips tho scales
.ii les. ijiu 100 pounds per nia'i
.ml deb niig a game may gat in
touch with Bob Boa rd man of the
V. AI. C. A.
if1
WALL SAVES
. FIRE FIGHTERS
Fort Huachuca, Ariz., Alay. 28
(By Associated Press) A little
band oftircd, intrepid volunteer
fire fighters gave thanks today for
rain which extinguished flames
sweeping Miller peak (n the Hua
chuca mountains near hero after
turning back the volunteers for
seven days.
Red-skinned Apaches battled tho
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flames with their wiilte faced
brothers of the range and finally
were reinforced by troops , from
his military post.
Little realizing their plight, It
was said, volunteers had been hem
med Into side canyons by the
flames and faced possible death
wiien the clouds unloosed their
moisture. A steady rainfall eoon
.i ought the fire under control and
created an avenue of escape for
th'p flro ffghtera.
The last flaming timbers were ex
tlngiiished last night after 30,000
acres had been burned over.
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Praising Lydia E.Pinkham's
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Kowanco, Illinois. "When 1 was
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causeof ill health.
I did not have any
children, i now
have two healthy
little girls and I
am sure I would
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had itnot been for
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Last spring and
summer 1 trot all
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headaches, and my back and side hurt
me so that I could stay up only a short
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all my own work ana help others, I
sure praise Lydia E Pinkham's medi
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it would make them stronger. People
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ANNOUNCING lilllll
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FRIDAY'S SPECIALS
$45.00 Divine liod $37.50 Pete's Bait Eggs, jar 35c
$37.50 Divine Hod $29.50 Pete's Trout Ticklers, jar 25c
$35.00 Allcocks Kod . . .$27.00 Eggs and Paste, can 25c
$20.00 Hardy Reel $15.50 Telescope Steel Rods, ....
No. 4 Basket and Leather $1.90 and $3.20
- Strap '$2.85 Special Prices on All Other
C Grade Flies, dozen .... $1.00 Tackle
MONDAY'S SPECIAL
Free Free Free
$2.00 Official Base Balls One Wright & Ditson cliam-
each $1.50 pionsliip Ball with each W. &
D. Tennis Racquet
KENNETH J. BROWN
Sporting Goods
175 South High Street between State and Ferry
White Enameled Extra Deep
PRESERVING KETTLE
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Pacific Coast Crude Is Best
Zerolene is a western oil and a better
oil even if it does cost less.
As a matter of fact, the best crude pe
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Prefer Zerolene
Experienced drivers
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even if it does
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