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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 24, 1925)
WEDNESDAYJUNE 24, 1925 THE " CAPITAL JOURNAISl SALEM. OREGON PAGE THREE CAMAS COMING ALL PRIMED IB ATI Next Sunday afternoon the Sa lem Senators will meet the Cam at, base-ball team of the Interstate leajjuo on the Oxford park dia mond. The locals have won two tight games from the Camas club lu earlier meetings but the visitor are coming wiU a little more strength and the confidence of taking the locale Into camp. Tim that game of the season was play ed with the Camas club which enrtot 4 to 2 in favor of the locals. In a game playeu at Camas the Senators returned victors by a scons of 6 to 4 in a hard fought game. "Big" Bill Kuss, hurler for the Camas team is going good as he has all season, but hie teammates , have not bien giving him the right Jtlnd of support. They played good ball against the papermakers last Sunday and it might be possible that the locals are In for a heal ing when the two teams meet. Frank Reinhart, left fielder tor the Senators, broke into the line up with throe nice hits in Sunday's game with Hillsboro. One of his hits brought In the tying runs. Reinhart Is a good hitter when the ball is anywhere near where it should be and will add consider able strength to tho locale. Barr and Proctor, also starred-with the bat in the game last veek. Ed wards has not as yet decided who will twirl for the locals although It is thought that he will start Bai-ham as he pitched airtight ball after getting started last Sunday. EapUn Defeat P. E. P. The Eagle, of the Sundown league defated the P. E. P. team last night on Oxford park diamond by a score of 6 to 3. The P. E. P. nine was able to score in the first and final frames while the Eagles were blanked In the final innings. They got their six runs in the second and third. Four rune in the seocn l were enough to win but they scored two more in the third. Merrlot and Davis formed the battery for the P. E. P. representa tives and Bowley and Towner worked for the winners. Woodmen lose. Tho State3man baseball team de feated the V. 0. W. players in a game played on Sweetland field. Gives Wife Adlerika For Stomach Trouble A merchant whoso wife had etomach troublo finally gave her Adlerika, it helped her at once. The pleasant and QUICK action of Adlerika Is surprising. It helps any case gas on the etomach un less due to deep seated causes. It la excellent ns an Intestinal evac uant and a wonderful remedy for constipation It often works In one hour nnd never gripes. J. C. Perry, druggist, 115 S. Commercial St.-r-Adv. last night by a score of 3 to 2. The game v&s in doubt until the last man. In the last Inning tho score stood 2 to 1 in favor of toe Woodmen but the paper team scored two runs to win the game. Bush pitched a good game for the winners, Bagadorn worked for the Wood'nen nine, v IS HELD UNJUST Dissatisfaction with the finan cial relationship between the Salem school district and Marion county was expressed by members of the Salem school board at their meeting last night. 'Tuition paid the Salem district, amounting to over $30,000 a year, is not re received until after actual instruc tion for which the tuition is jiaid, is finished, they stated. The local district is forced to advance the money for the instruction- of out. of-town pupils, while the out-of-town districts keep their money and put It out at Interest. Opinion was expressed that some arrangement should be made for receiving money in the fall, when needed and wnen placed in the hands of county district olerlts. Early next month the local dis trict will receive payment of tui tion for out-of-town pupils given Instruction during the past school year ' - MODOC NORTHERN TO BE BUILT TO CORNELL Portland, June 24. The exten sion which the Southern Pacific through its subsidiary, the Central Pacific, I- seeking to build to Cor nell fmm if in math Is the line known as the Modoc Northern. Cornell, 40 miles southeast from Klamath Falls la the point in north rnHfWtit tn which Ralnh Budd, president of the Great North ern railroad company earn wnue in Portland Saturday, the Great Mnhorn nnd Northern Pacific's Oregon Trunk railwa; Is projected from Bend via Klamath Fans to a San Francisco connection. THREE GENERATIONS , OF WOMEN Since the humble origin of Lydia E. Pinkham'e Vegetable Compound In 1881, made on a kitchen stove, three generations of women have used this old fash ioned root and herb remedy for their ailmente with wonderful success. Very often we hear of families where the grandmother, mother and daughter testify to its virtue. Thle accounts for the astonishing growth and demand for thle dependable medicine from all over tho United States and from many foreign countries ae will. Adv. Swampscott, Mass., June 24 (By Associated Press) President and Mrs. Coolidge arrived here to day for a vacation that Is expected to continue through the summer. Tho special train on which the presidential party traveled from Washington arrived at Salem at 8 o'clock this morning. The presi dent motorea to swnmpscott for breakfast at the home of his friend I-'rank W. Stearns, who was among those who greeted him at the Sa lem station. 'It Is probable that Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge will spend a day or two as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Stearns before taking over Whltecourt, the spacious cottage by the sea that will be tho summer White House. President Coolidge does not ex pect to return to Washington until late In August or early in Septem ber, and then not until after he has paid a brief visit to his father's home In Plymouth, Vt. While the president will be able during the summer to keep In touch with affairs of government, through Secretary Sanders and an office force that will have head quarters In Linn and will be In di- rect wire communication with Washington, It is arranged that he will give himself over mainly to rest and recreation. ' The May' flower is at anchor at Marblehead within sight of Whltecourt and it is probabl,that, in addition to short cruises on the yacht, Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge will take fre- quent motor trips to nearby points along the shore. GRAND ARMY VETERANS MEET AT OREGON CITY 3. A. K. opened this morning. Former business will be taken up uC a meeting in the city nan this afternoon, A band concert at 7 o'clock and the camp fire and patriotic program at 8 o'clock will conclude the program of the first day. '- Wednesday a parade will be a feature of tho morning's program. ENGINEERS INSPECTING , OAK GROVE PLANT Portland, Or., June 24. :The northwest regional convention of the American Society of Mechau ican Engineers was devoted today to inspection of Industrial plants in Portland ' and vicinity, where delegates saw demonstrated pro cesses which were described yes terday in papers read at the meet ing. The greater portion of the delegates, went to; the Portland Electric Power company's big hvdro-electric Installation at Oak Groce Others Inspected the North western Electric company's hog fuel power plant. , ihia afternoon thoia who remained in Portland wero to goyto Vancouver, Wash to inspect pulp and paper mills. CREWS ARE FILLING SILOS Palls City, Or., June ,24. The work of filling silos is going on at the Merhling and Barn hart farms. The hay used is clover and vetch and in the fall the silos' will again be filled with corn. A crew of 12 to I1 men Is being used. BARR ELECTED HEAD OF OREGON PLUMBERS Portland, Or., June 24. The forty-third annual convention of the .National Association of Mas ter Plumbers went into session to day with John J. Vogelpohl of Cincinnati presiding. Questions of the importance to the plumbing trade and to the public health are to be considered at the three-day mejtlng. Tuesday was devoted to preliminaries. At the concluding session of the Oregon Master Plumbers associa tion .late, yesterday, these officers weri elected: . President, Theodore M. Barr. Salem; v'ce-president, Charles J. Kelly, Portland; treasurer, Ernest J. Ituedy, Portland; directors, George V. Kendall of Portland, W. M. Smith of Astoria, A. 1.. Williamson of Eugene, A. J. Fish Wherever the itching and wnateverine vo calise, the ) soothing touch or f Resinol Ointment rarely fails to give quick relief Resinol of Baker and Milton Keyset. pf Marelifield. Samuel Murhard of Portland and H. C. Williamson of M.(if;-rd wore named delegates. . 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