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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1925)
PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1925 SENATORS MEET Notables in the News Tomorrow afternoon the Sa!om Sonulom will clank with Uiq ra Juveiiated Luckcnljach Sliiy com pany ulna on uiq uxroru par it uia ljiond, The Luckonbucli uiiio kuI off to a bad uturt ut tifi Ural of the swuiion but havo at run -;t honed tliuir club and havo won I ho Juai lour Kaau'-a aiiaiii.st some of the eti'oiifcu.st c'ubs iu the league. Tho game inomisea to be a ha: fought battle oa iue Senators wi bo iiaiidicappt-d to a certain extuat over tli e lots of two of their play- era who have Iu ior other pan of tho slat-'. Jioulon and Alaph.-j, Hhorttop and third base in an of th club, aru icaviiiK uud it will neciti.sary for "Frisco" KdwariU, manager of tlio club to shift Cols- man to third and a new player from tho Orugou Agricultural col lege to ehort. Frank itinehart will be sent iu at left field. Th club will not he weakened to an great extent it is thought as all ot the new men are good and they might, if anything, strengthen the iluh. Tho visitors have not met th locals m yet this season as the Unit meeting of tho teams wjj postponed on Lount of rnin. With tho added strength of th Bhlubuildera it Is thought tha they may knock the league lcadlu Benators off of their high porch They wili com0 down with two of tho host hurlem in tho league 1 5iweifel and JJurdcn. Edwards plana on starling Ashby for th loc lis. This will mako the econ start for him this season. Ashby bus worlda of etuff and will give the vistors all that he has. Tho Vancouver club is out of tho Iciague and will ha supplant by Albany, who will accept th present standing of tho Vancouv team at tho bottom of the ladder with no wins. Tho new team ha a st roii ir aggregation and Is mere ly joining to give the Albany fans better competition. Ihey will ms Camus at Camas tomorrow and the rnpermakorj and the Illllahoru nin'S will cross bate. Tomorrow gnmo will start promptly at 3 p. m. IL tt L vtru a III N 'K o k Jc&h f v'r A 7 pr V4 Rip King, fninier catcher and mnnagpr Ur tho Vancouver tram has rIkiumI to lay with the West I J tin nine, Albany's schedule for tho rem of tho season follows: Juno 14 Cnmnn nt Camas. J uno 2 1 I,uekenbach at Al bany. June 28 West I.Inn at Albany July C Albany nt Snlem (sib' Jert to chnnf:e. July 12 Albany at UHlHboro, July 111 Cam tin nt Albany. July 2(3 I.iirkonbach at Albany, OawyH Win Tho Knlj;hl of Columbus defeat til Ibo (irotto nine on tho Oxford pa i k din ninn il hint niKbt In tho twllbllit lfaj.uo H'ibe by a Heorr of B to 2. Tho K'inio was hard rniiKhl and w.ifl tied at 2 all until Iho lawt Inning when tho Caaoya cnrcil I hroo run, Tho Ca.n'ys wero weak at the bat whilo tho (irotto nlno bit tho Cawcy hurlor protiy bard. Ileonan Bit d IltiKhoH til Rood work for the wlriiicr.H. JomilncH and Jarkson (orini-d tho bait fry for the lo.se r. NEW INCORPORATIONS Tbo fuoviiif nrtUlea of Incor poration wero fihM yc.rierday with ibo Htale rni pin ;i(lon deartment: I'ndor tbo blue ky not (bo fol lowing prrniitu were Issued: '- liain Ut ('it., Portland, to sell stock In the hum of $fi(li)0; Marine llo tary Valve Mnlnrs pomiinny, Port land, to Hell fftoi-k In tho Bum of f J 5.000; I'aoific Kiuplro company, K'.iitle, to oprale ha ut nek holders, Theo lii'ininann Hboe ManuTar tur lni: ciiinpjiny, I'oitl.ind, to poll toi k In tbo ftiim of $15,000; 1-1-dellty I'lnaiu-o coiupauy, Ktn'one, to Hell note iu tbo mini of 100, 000; Fidelity Finnnco company, Kiureno, to noli fltork In tho mini of fltM.fluo; Hunt Itrotberfl I'ark Iti r company, Halem, to sell lCO.000 hanvi. Snpiiloinentary articles were fil ed by (bo Mountain States Power Investment company of Alhany, ch:uu;lnR tho namo to Mountain fitale.i Power Securities company. MAN AVOIDS AH OPERATION Awful Tains and Misery Re lievedby Lydia E.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Lima, Ohio. "I want to toll yon how ytur medicine haalielnetl me. For iweeKa l miiien'd with awful pains from i n Mamma tiou nnd I was in such mi wry that 1 had to Ix'nd dot) bio to Ret relief, I could not be touched or jarred. hal awful pain nil over my abdomen andcou Id no t touch tny feet to tho lliMir. It waa im- poRsihle for me to Ktraihten up nnd the pains never censed, I tnk treat ments lor soma lime nnd finally whs told 1 would havo to hove nn o)wth tion, J"do not believe in operations nnd I had rend so much nlxmt Lydia l'l J'inkham's Veolablo OunNund that I told my hunhatid I would try it Ik3 foro I pave up. I sxn bepan to feel that it was doing me froort. The awful misery liepan Ut leave me, also the backache. 1 haveairood nmvtite nnd am gaining in weight Taking this medicine wnn the best thing 1 ever did. I feel liko it has saved my life nnd I do not hosiUto to y 00 to my friends. It ha saved me from a dreaded operation and ! am til! taking it Mra. Etiikl Thprston, m North Iino St, Lima, Ohio. 1 'N.VV'iM-':.'''. f, 'Z-tf fit 3 p&J KAVCK. hrW&t& & JPP.TVCEWS KATATDA. Mrs. William D. Shepherd has joined her husband In the role of de fendant In tho "poison germ", prosecution resulting from the death of William McCUntock, millionaire orphan of Chicago, who died under mysterious circumstances after bequeathing his fortune to the Shep herds, his foster-parents. Mayor Hylaa announced his candidacy for a third term as chief executive of New York City. Princess Mafaldo, eldest unmarried daugtiter of tha King of Italy, a engaged to Prince Philip of ilea so, her friends la Koine claim. Klamath Pulls, Or., June 13. Acting District Attorney W. P. Myers last night telegraphed h' roHignation to District Attorn--) William GanoiiK, who fs ill in u velurana hospital at Walla Walla, Waah. The resignation followeJ series of attacks on Myers by tho Klamath Kails Evening Her ald, which Alleged irregular! tK-b in the prohibition fund as well as in other developments of his of fice. Myers has been in complete hargo of tho office for more than two months. Simultaneous with the resignation Myers annnunced ho would start Immediately civil 111101 proceedings against the Ovoulng Herald. District Attorney Onnong an nounced ho wl'.l accept tho resig nation. Hq Is expected to appoint Caleb Jones, who was recommend- I .'or the office eevernl weeks ago by a group of local attorney. Shanghai, China, June 13. Two thousand troops from the Mukdcu army ot General Chang Tito-Lin, tho Manchurian dictator, arrived in Shanghai this morning under the command of (Jenoral Chang's son, Chang Heush-Lfang. Tho troops were posted through out the city aud at the boundaries ot the international settlement which was marked by Chfnesj flags. Strikes in tho Industrial plants which srarted Bp read in,; wlun news of the hilling of eight Chincso students In a riot at Han kow was received here, conlinuo to enlarge here today. Hot weather with overcast skies prevailed today. It is unofficially reported the Peking government has decided to bin 11 0 on Monday a man date Instructing Chinese pro vincial Authorities to protect for elgnerrt during the present dla lurbr.nceq throughout the country. Itlckreall, June 13 Some 800 people, pOHtal employes with their wIvch, families and friends are ex pected hero tomorrow from ..all parts 0$ tho Willamette valley aa far south as kugene and as far north as Oregon City. Tho time for oiiscmblinE? has been net nt 10:30. Parties will meet In the Itlckreall grovo. Tho postal employes at Salem aro roHpouHiblo for the picnic, hav ing aent out invitations to the oth er poatoffice groups. The Salem omploycs have staged a picnic an nually for a number of years, last year going to Taylor's grove near Mchama. Tomorrow's picnic will be the first one where an attempt Is made to bring together postal employes of more than one city If .successful ft is planned to make the gathering an annual affair. Musical numbers, sports, and ac tivities of various kinds will mark tho day's program. There will be foot racing, horseshoes, a nail driv ing contest for women and a needle threading contest for men. Prze will be offored In many of the events. The Rugene aggregation has challenged Salem to a game of baseball, the challenge has been accepted and a hot contest Is ex pected to develop, Reports from Salem Indicate that tho postofflce team there played tho P. K. P. company team last night, losing to them. The game was played on the Willamette field. Carl Martin of the Salem post- office is general sports manager for the picnic. William McAdams Is manager of baseball. 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Other applica tions have been filed as follows: T. C. and Jessie M. Millar of Troutdale, water from an un named spring tor domestic pur poses for house and filling station, in Multnomah county. William M. Teter of Elgin, wat er from four unnamed spring branches for Irrigation purposes in Union county. H. D. Ledford of Forest Grove, water from a spring branch for doraesilo purposes In Washington county. Jesse 13. Branch of Valley Falls, water from a spring for irrigation of one acre In Lake county. Jacob Grossmiller Jr., of Beaver Creek, water from Duckner creek for Irrigation of G2.7B acres in Clackamas coimty. G. A. Etzwller and Mrs. A. Rock of Orotown, water from unnamed springs for domestic purposes In cluding stock water in Tillamook county. Huth Elizabeth Sheldon of The Dalles, water from Mosier creek. Buck Hollow and Honeysuckle creeks for stock water In Wasco county. Miriam Sheldon Ripley of The Dalles, water from Buck Hollow Canyon and Honeysuckle Canyon fur domestic purposes Including stock water in Wasco county. Paul Ilannsen of Mosier, water from two springs running Into Isi dore creek for domestic use in cluding Btoek water in Wasco county. T.nrnii7.n Dfil finrtn of Halfway. sccpago and spring water arising on cast sid0 of southwest quarter of southeast quarter of section 16. township 8 south, range 4b east, for irrigation of 4 acres; also for tho appropriation of waste water picked up in Sug creek and mining channel for supplemental irriga tion of 6 acres in linker county. R. B. Bundy of Portland, water from an unnamed spring for do mestic purposes, including irriga tion of lawn and garden in Tilla mno't county. H&nuxne Say "Bayer"-Insist! 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