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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1925)
PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1925 SENATORS PLAY IE Tomorrow ofterDOon tlio Salem Ben a tors will meet the strong West Linn team In t!in Interstate league series, on ino Oxford Park ground. The locals are heading the league with six wins and no defeats and are a slight favorite to win over the paperinakcrs. The Went Linn team lias been going good and are coming to Salem with the express purpose of knock ing the league leaders off. West Lmii ana Hfllsboro arc tied fur second place with fu wins and three losses. The Sen tors won the first meeting be tween the two teams played the West Linn diamond by only one point. The Senators rallied tho later Innings and took thi game. Bittles or Stone will probably start on tho mound for the vlsl- tors. Uittles is a former Chemuwa Indian school p.thleto and Is well known hero by all sport fans. T Senators know Ditties pitchi and will more than likely hit his offerings fieely. Ditties is a good pitcher with lots of stuff, ho ever, and might surprise tho lo cals. If tho Senators are able to get a win from the papermakcrs tin will ho almost a cinch for th league championship as they scheduled to meet some of th weaker teams the next two three weeks. Camus, Ulllsboro and tho papermukors are consid ered the strongest in tho leagu although the Luckenbach shi company nino has been going strong the last few games, wi nine from some of the strouge team, after getting off to a b.ul start. Vancouver is the joke of the league having gone through the neanon eo far without a wl Vancouver is to met Ilillshor at llillsboro and they are exiiee ed to be easy meat for tho hom boys. Luckenbach is to meet the strong Camas nine at Cum as in th other Interstate lcaguo gam Camas would have been a heavy favorlto earlier In the season but tho shipbuilder have been gofn: strong while the Camas team Jiuh been playing loose ball behind Hi hurling of Dill Kuss, so ellhe team miKht win. Hnrham will more than likely Btart on the mound for the locals. The game will start promptly at 3 p. m. Speedboat Beats "Century" in Race NEW COOKS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Connul Joseph, Tales of hoar- lay; tirey, Zano, Desert of wheat, and Riders of the purulo sage Ilarkcr, Mrs. L. A., The brokei bow; Ixmdon, Jack, Smoke Del lew; Subatinl, Dnfael, The sea' bawk; Sinclair, Lewis, Arrow imith; Dickson, V. K., Mental tests nnd tho classroom teacher Bisvham, D. S., David Disphaui ong book. For the Children. Atcott M.. Under the lllnrs; Altshrler, The guns of Dull Hun; Dayllss, Old Man Coyote; Diiylor, F. C. Juan and Juaplta; Dranrh, Mm, M. L. D., Culd, tho cavern king; Karl, J. Pt, The school team In samp; Fitzhiigh, V. K., Tom Hlado. hoy scout of tho moving plctnrns, Pollock, F. L., Northern diamonds; Bchultr, J. W , In the great Apache forost; Thurston, Smut master of Troop ; Dul'iiy. W. A., Uncle Bum, detective; Dabbltt, C, More Jataka tn1(; I,oren?.lnl, Pln Occhln; Onkl. Y. T., pomp., Jnp- inc.e fairy talrs; Daylips. Mrs. ( . K., I-olaml, tho little cliff dweller; Bt. Nicholas. Elephant Morion; Qrovrr, K O., Tho overall hoys, ! ind Tho overall boys in Switzer land; Sorl ft Kvans, VVork-a-day doings; Tracer, Mrs. H. D., rio eers In I'alesttno; Dannrrmnn, Helen, The story of Little llhuk Mingo Mrrrlmcg; Dlrkens. Char les, Tho maijle fishbone; Hlx, H. M.t Merryllps; Ewald. Cnrl. The old willow-tree; Fairs tar. Mrs. Psued, Memoirs of a I-ondon M: Orahamo. Kenneth, The wind in the willows; Hill & Maxwell. Charlie nnd his puppy Dineo; Lnniprey, Louise, In the days of the guild; Lefvre. Fcllcltc. The cock, tho mouso and the little red hen; Llndway, Maud, Little Mlfsy; Malot, Hector, Nobody's hoy; Paine, A. D. , Tho Arkansaw hear; Mulr, John, Susanna's auction Btorkcen: Dertelll, LuIkL The prlnee nnd his ants; Ornver, K. O., The overall boys, and The ami bon net babies In Holland; Pnyle. Katharine, Careless J;me nnd other talcs; Vlmar, A., The rurlv halred hen; llaskell, 1L K., Kat rlnka, Hie storv of a lluwlnn child; Perkins, L. F., The Filipino twins. I, A. Dachellcr, "Father Alrv bun"; K. F. Denson. "David DlaUo of King's"; A. 8. Hardy, No. 13, Hue Du Hon Dlablc"; Ictor Hugo, "Lee Miserahles" ; Gilbert Parker, "Tho Might of Way"; G. 8. Porter, "A Girl of the l.lmnerloet"; E. J. Hnth, "The Nervous Wreck"; Ililalro Dclloc, 'Kconomlcs for Helen"; J. C. Al piack, "Kilucatlon for Clticn hip" II. H. Snylor, "Tlnkerlnr. With Tools"; Oeotgo Conklln. -The Ways of the Circus"; B. P. Mitchell, "Memoirs of an Editor." For th Children. I AL Alcott, "Little Men' "Little Women"; F. H. Durnett. "Little Lord Kauntleroy"; OfficlAl Handbook, 1924, Uoys Scouts of America; J. M. Parrle, "Peter Pan In KcnslnKton Gardens," "Peter Pan"; "Aesop's Fables"; Ilurchlli and others, "Progressive Koad to Reading,' Vol. 8. BOBBED HAIRED GIRL DRIVES BANDIT CAR Seattle, Wash.. Juris (. A (run? far whom girl with bobbad blr 4ror an automobile stols about 11000 from the State Hank of Bothell, ten miles north ot Seattle I i' BOAT:- . TATKT : PACE. In a race down the Hudson River from Albany to New York City, the speedboat "Baby Gar IV,M owned nnd piloted by Gar Wood, wealthy Detroit, Mich., yachtsman, boat tho "Twentieth Contury Limited." crack Now York Central flyor, by 3C minutes. Friday. Many ahotH were changed with men renting th robbery, an I tho Bang escape with one of their number lyin. crossways In the back of tho c;i This bank watt held up Jamm 30. and ?:t,S!1.8i taken. Vaugh Dosloy, who wuh sliootuig today when tho robber afterward see in the back of tho car fell from .iidevalk ngiiinhv ttto machine. was locked in a vault in tho Janu ary episode. JEWELS OF BANKRUPT FIRM FOUND BURIED New York, June (J. (A. P. ) Diamonds and jewelery estimate to value $30,000 today were foun buried In the sands of Coney Is Innd by Investigators e larch hi for missing nsaeU of the bankrupt ewclry firm of Morris Sieger ion, which rolled Tor more loan $200,000 I; Hit month. Morris Sic bead of the firm. Jumped to ills deatli from the root cf a 15 story building in Times Square hortiy before tho bankrupt condl tlou of the concern became known STINNES INTERESTS IN BAD SHAPE, REPORT London, June (Hi. (A. P.) An Exchango Telegraph Agency dis patch from Amrtirdnm regarding the financial cris!, through whicli the Stlnnes organization In Ger many in passing, says the Stlnnes ntnrests ar0 not able to meet Hn bilitles abroad, totalling 120,000,- 000 marks. Tho difficulties havo been auscd, nays t ho Kxchango Tele graph company, by various tor- Ign credits ot the St in nee Inter ests being railed In. Hfforls to oh tain new credits In tho United ntes failed, ft hi stated. ATROL PLANES ARE TO START FLIGHTS JULY 1 Eugene. Or.. June 6. Airplane forest fire patrol will eUrt from ugenc July 1, with a bnee at municipal aviation field, nc- rdlng to official announcement from the government, received today by Nclwon V. MacDuff, su rvivor of the Cascade national forest. Other patrol baKen will be Vftncnuvcr nnd Spokane, n.. I Mather field and Hivm field. I. Two of tho ten planes assigned ho various bases will be at ugenc. Commencement At Willamette Opens At Church Sunday (Continued from pace one) iattiMit on the campus will hold their anniversary services at 8 p. lU'V. lloyal DiHbee of Daroda nip, lndln, and groduate of Wil lanietto with the clans of 1U0S. Ill nddresH tho meeting, which III be held at the First Method ist church. Tho annual president's recep tion, one ot the outstanding so- ial events of tho college year, 111 bo held at Lausanno hall Monday night. The board of trustees will meet at 10 a. ni. Tuesday, end tho meet ing In cxpedcu to continue through nioHt of the day. Rome of the most Important business ot the year. Including hiring of various embers of tho farultv. will be talmn up at the meeting. Mass day exercises. Includlnir n stunt by each class of the Intnl. is scheduled for - n. nv. ThpmIat. the rninpue. The annum alum til met ttnir will be hold nt 1:30 . hi. on Tuesday. Announcement of tho tlmo wne definitely made yesterday hy Mre. Kloyd Utter of SuUm. nocrptarv of th alumni asdm li.tlon. The meet- Open Forum Contributions to This Column must bo plainly written on ono .Ida of paper only, limited to 300 words In length and signed with tho name of the writer. Articles not mooting these so clficaUons wlll bo rejected. To the Kdltor: The nation owes $21, 000, 000,000. Can you form a mental conception of Its vafitness? I cannot. Judge Clary flays tho taxation Imposed In order to pay tho Interest on the debt and to maintain tuo various Eovern mental departments threatens the destruction of the business Inter ests of the country. Head off tho destruction lv amending lli0 Volstead act. The revenue derived from tho manu facture and salo of heer nnd light wine would soon pay tile nnttonal debt. It id paying Canada's war debt; why not ours? An Insurgent republican In the United States senate would help greatly. W. P. ADAMS. 402 Concord Dldg., Portland. Or. Ing will be held she states. nt Waller hall, Presentation of tho senior gift. which consists of a new set of concrcto stops for lh0 cast side of waller hall, w'll hQ mado nt 3:30 p. ni. The steps have been finish ed this week and were paid for en tirely hy tho graduating class. They match tho steps on the north side of tho building, which were presented to the university by the ciass oi 11122 when it gradauted The senior play will bo present ed at 3:45 p. m., Tuesday, at Wal ler nan. N Tho annual (tin ami banquet will bo staged In tho uaeement of the 1'irst Methodist church at 6:30 p. m.t Tuesday. Tho commencement exercises at tho First Methodist church Wed nesday will mark the climax of events, although it Is planned to hold a number of class reunions at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Tentative Announcement Is to tho effect that 75 A. 13. degrees, 9M. U. degrees and ono M. A. de gree will he awarded. Officials at tho university have stated that tho list will bo given a final check ing over this afternoon to deter mine how many of the present sen ior class will gradaute. Final ex aminations were begun Wednes day of this week, nnd aro to con tinue over until Tuesday, but every effort has been made to com plete all senior examinations by today. The single master of nrus degree ts to lie presented to Luther Cook, who graduated from the col lege of liberal nrts In 1923, being president of that class at time of graduation and elected secretary of the class as nlumnl. We Have the Parts Bearings Pistons Piston Jllngs Drake Linings Carhucrators Gears Gaskets Grcaso "JIM" "BILL" Smith & Watkins Court at Hiyh Streets Phone 44 Marion Hotel SALEM, OREGON OFFICIAL AAA An Hotel worthy of its reputation as the largest nnd most complete in Oregon out of Cortland. Special attention given to Luncheon and Dinner parties. 1 1 Dick and l. M, Hum ClUM.Sh MltllllM. CO. 420 and fit Sin ic Kt Una wundvrfm (.ninnw rem, dira Kiiirh ..III rurr an? Immxn ailment Including .llin'luv barl.ii. im. aimnni'h. klilnrl Imnhlo. mate anil fomalr II ill eonmitr na at one. Dria; u damremna Ba'anllahrd IS rear, ta . . Oregon I'hOM tst n FT U SALE Tuesday, June 9 640 South 18th Six room house, plastered, bath, built-in kitchen, basement, garage, breakfast nook. Lot 38 by 100, also kits 5, G, 7, 8 facing 21st, between Lec nnd Wal ler streets; lots 1 nnd 2 facing 20th street. Terms on house $.100 ensh, balance $30 per month Including interest at 6 percent; on lots $10 cash each, balance $5.00 per month. These arc easy terms so you can buy and be on the road to prosperity. Salem Is sure to get larger every year, that makes prices on realty properly higher. A good investment, be there. F. W. ROYAL Owner . GEORGE SATTERLEE, Just An Auctioneer Phones 534, 2193, 1211J SOLDIERS WIN OVER GROTTO n The O. N. G. sneaked under the wlro la their baseball game with the Grotto last night and snatched a victory from the fire by a score of 7 to 6, on tho Oxford park diamond. It was ono ot the best played games yet seen In the twilight league series. Tho lead changed hands several times and It was not until tho last out that the scoro was final. In the first Inning tho Grotto nine scored two runs and another In the third. Tho soldiers out one across in the second and four In the third. This left tho score five to three In favor of tho sol diers but they were unable to hold that lead for long. Kelly, hit the ball over the fenco for the soldiers. In an at tempt to stage a rally, the Grotto nine put In two pinch hitters. Simeral and Jackson, Jackson managing to get a hit, wliich put ono man across the rubber for the oscrs. Lasky and Jennings formed the battery for tho losers and Lanke and Kreuger toiled for the win ners. mer. The Caseys have some of the cream ot the players In the city and they are working hard to get a win over the soldiers. The soldiers also have a good ag gregation as they are able to pick from the artlllory. Plav Next Tuesday A postponed gamo of the twi light league series will bo nlaved on tho high BChool grounds, next Tuesday evening betwen the Casey's and the O. N. O. 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