Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, June 29, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHIS CAPITAL JOlMi'AL. SALEM, OREGON PAGE TWO MONDAY, JUNE 29, 1925 From the Richest and Heat Part pf the State FROM By Capital Journal's Special Correspondent News Nearby Galley Points W. L. Pet. Salem t .900 l.uckenlmch 7 3 .701) Ihllsborn 6 5 .5411 Cumin 5 8 .465 Papcrmnkcrs .... 4 7 .304 :: Albany 1 10 .091 . The Salem Senators maintained tlinlr wlmiliiK olroak when (hoy defiattd Camas on the Oxford park diamond yesterday afternoon by a score of 5 to 4. Thle Is the third clereat of the season nt the hands of the locals. The first gitmo ended 4 to 2 111 favor of the locals nnd tho Inst two by the samo score of 5 to 4, . . Ashhy, for the locals, pllihed exceptionally good hall until the eiKhlh InnlliK when tho CainnB team caino from behind anil took the lead by scoring four runs on four hits and a walk. In their hnlr of tho olKlith tho locals cnimf bacli nnd won the game by scoring two runs on two walks nnd an error by (tabarlno. ltarham went In to pitch for tho Senators In the last Inning when t'oteinan went Into bat for Ashhy In tho eighth. Tnke Lead in First Tho Senators scored one run In tho first fiumo when Douton. first man up waB safe on Oaten, son's error. Maples walked and Uouton went to second, l'roctor sacrificed llouton and Maples and was safe when Tldland dropped tho ball, filling the buses with no nut. Steers sent a sacrlflco fly to Joune and Hon ton scored. Keene fanned and Itlnehart bit a hard one to Orlbble who threw blm out at first. Tho visitor cnnia near scoring In their half of the second when they flMod the bases with 110 out. Tldland got a hit and went to second when Ashby muffed Crib ble's fly and both of them were safe. Illalr was hit by n pitched ball. Kdwards caught Orlbble off of first for the first out. Duback lilt Into a double play. Error Gives Another Tho locals ocoren anoliier tally In tho fourth Inning. Kinehart was snfo on Clrlbble'a error. Burr and Kdwards swung at three nnd missed nil ot them. Ashhy got a wnlk. llouton got a hit null Kine hart scored. Maples fanned. Jn the seventh the locals added another run when Steers scored. Maples, first lunn up attempted to bunt but was thrown out nt first. l'roctor got a hit. Steers hit a fly hall to right field which Illalr muffed nnd Steers was sate, l'roc tor beitig forced out at second. Steors stole eeeond. Keelio lilt a double over first and Steerd Tossed tho plate. Kutnhart fan ned. Tho eighth Inning was a hectic itfalr for both sides. Camas scored all four of their runs In this frame when they touched A.shhy for three doubles. loupled with two walks. Jones F Ttie Oregon state prison nlao won from tho Htufford ball club on tbo prison dlumond yesterday nfternoon by a score ot 5 to It The Kame wan well played wiU tho prisoners playiuK errorless hall. A single, a three-baKKecnnu n home run in tho firm iunlns netted tho coiivictn three runs. lOr rors were rwnonslblo for the other two tallies. K. Oldenstadt. Htuf ford hurler, allowed but five scat tered hits. Fouler, prisoner Hurler, had a noro arm but was Klven Rood Hiipiiort. Tho conviets comple'.uil two double playa. Score: It. If. M Stafford 3 6 2 Penitentiary 5 5 0 UattorieM E. OldensUidt and Srhornor; Foster and Fllie, got a walk nnd went to eeeond when (iaharino also got n free pubs, Jenne got a do u bio and Jones ocored. Hnbarliio stopped at third. Tldland got a two base hit and Gabarino crossed the platter, .lenno stopping nt third, (irlbblo cut a sacrifice fly to St com nnd Jennc Hi'ored. fllnir got a double and Tldland crowed the plate. Dtihack flow out to Steers and Hutt wont out to Keene unaesiflt- ed. Clinch Game In Eiehth Tho locals came from behind in their halt of tho eighth frame when they won 'the ' game by coring two runs, on two walks NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS MIUSU : COLLEGE llruali CoIIcro. Or., June 1M. Tin? regular meeting of tho l(ruh tlollcgo grnii;ft will bo held at the piriile groumlH Friday evenini; July 3. Tho young people of the neigh tiortuxtd are giving a pin Hoclnl at tho echool house Ttiemhty evening. Juuo A good program will I o given following trnieh the pHv will be auctioned off. Airs. Mcl'all oC this neighbor hood n prt'pariui; ncr pupils for a . piano rccltul, A child rem di:y program will bo given at the Hrush ('olle;te Sunday ndmol June "S. Visitor-' aio welcome. . .. Nathan Huoll r.ml Itolicrt Leh man have heeit tiiieudhig summer achotd at l.'orvuDtfl. Mix .lessie llamttl has gone to CovvatH to I iko a nix week eoun.o at siiiiiinor school. Tluv nmtorinp to I'orvnllls tin past week wern Mr. and Mr. I.eh man, Mr. and Vrn. Muiison ami fauiiiy M'cn Nina .'ark. Harriet and Aluut KinUm and John Nor wood. Mi, and Mm. Tshorwot d were Veiling (heir sou. Harold Nhsr whimI. Tlnnvday evening. Miss Uiis liorslhip has retunud from I'ortlaiul. where he eujnve.i the Hour Festhal. Mrs. A re hie 1'elker and son. Call and Ilex, are Hpi-nding a eon pip of weeks in rortland. Mtus I'urol Loose whs In Silver ton. Wednesday. Al Steiner i slowly recovering from a very serious illnew. Anhie and Ketf Kwtng have leturni-d from Portkind. wure they were called ty the recent 1 1 -netut and death of their mtithi-r. Their many friends nf llrunh t'ol lecp express their deep nympall:y for their bereavement. Tim Van Sunten family In erect Ion a new home on the Wallace road. Those panning ihr eighth itr.n!.' eviMits wrr us follows: K;itie I Krall. Hobert Lehman. Thilip S.'hultt and Matthew Hurgom.vt-ter. for July 14. Miwi Vernetta Voight, teacher hi the Sllverton HChools the past two years, waa married June 21 to Charles V. ISturevant of Pilot Hock. Jonas Uyberg ha been miffer lug from an attack of pink eye the pant week. His condition Is greatly improved at present. Dr. Anna M. Finaoth Is not ex pected to return from her eastern trip until the middle or latter part of July. She went eaat to Minneapolis about a month ngo aa n representative of the St. Johns Young People's society. MARION ' Marion. Or., Junp !. Mrs. II R. Russell was ealU-d to 1'ortland. Wednesd-iy where her mo! her. Mim. Hornier, underwent an oper ation. Someone got a desire for a hleken dinner and hrokp into J. 1. Smilha ehicken bouse Frld.iv I'lf.ht. but was apparently scare.! :.vay before making any great hi roids ninong the rhlekens, Mr. and Mm. M. A. Harrier nn:l Mr. and Jlrs. Wayno Barber nt ,nndrd the band concert nt Salem, F' 'day evening, and report a ijpendid program well worth going to hear. .Miss I-ee, who visited with Miss Clonim lliirtsell,. Friday and Satur day, departed for, L.ewiston, Idaho, wher she wil! -lmike her future hoire. j Afrs. Adams, who has been visit ing with her daughter', Mrs. J. h. eV-low. returned to Salem, Friday Laura Farlow returning with her for a week-end vlsiU Mrs. Pat ton Is home for a fe.v weeks. Don Krholey was n Salem visi tor Saturday. Quite a number ot .TeffiTson and Marion people plcnlrked at the Hcasou t!rov Sunday. J. II. CoIkuii and family motor ed i p from Salem, Sunday, and spent the day with Mr. nnd Mrs. lel,an;:. ('. W. Ilussell came up from Sa lem, Saturday evening, returning Sudnay morning. A. J. I.ai'ky and family motored to v'f.rvallif, Sur.ilav, to spend th? dav. and an error. Burr, first man mp got a pa to first. Ed wards nate riflced him to second. Colehia'u butting for Ashby was safe on (iabarino's error and Iiarr invent to third. Coleman went to second on a passe a ball but Burr 'Imld his base. Uouton got a walk. Mo pies was safo On a fielders choice when Gabarino threw Bouton out at sc ond, Uarr and Coleman both crossing tho plate. Maples was caught between first and second when In attempted to go to sec ond on the play. Next Sunday the locals are to meet tin Albany team on tho lo cal diamond In the first meeting of tho two teams. "Frisco Kd wards, manager, may take the Sen a tors to Albany for a game on the Fourth although be is noteure ns yet. The Saturday game if played wilt not count but ' the Sunday one wilt. Albany has a good team and are a littln mor confident since they broke into the win column for the first tim yesterday. If tho locals win nil ot their games nnd lose both to Luc ken bach they will bo tied- for first place. In case the Shipbuild ers lose and nnd the locals win. tho postponed game with Luck en bach may not be played. The box score follows: ; Senators. A.B. R. H. P.O. A. E. Bouton ss : 4 1 1 3 3 0 Miiples 3b 4 0 1 0 2 1 Proctor 2b 4 0 3 1 7 0 Steers cf 3 1 0-3 ,1 0 Kcene' lb 4 U .1 12,4) 0 Keii-hardt If ..-.4 .11110 Burr rf 3 1 0 0 0 0 Kdwards c 3 .0 0 7 1 0 Ashby p 2 0 0 0 1 1 iinrlmm p ,.....0 0 0 0 0 0 Coleman . ...1 1 0 0 0 0 Totals ..32 5 7 27 iq 2 Cmnas. A.li. It. H. P.O. A. E. Joues If 4 110 6 0 Oftcuson 3b ....3 0 0 0 3 1 Gabarino ss ....1 1 0 0 0 0 ..411110 Jcnne cf , Tldland lb 4 1 3 10 1 2 Cribble ss 3 0 0 2 4-2 Blair rf 3 0 2 0 0 1 Duback c 3 0 0 10 0 1 Hutt 2b 4 0 1 1 2. 0 Kuss p 4 0 0 0 310 1 Totals 33 4 3 24 13.: 7 Batted for Asnoy in tho 9u. Summary Two-oase hits, Blair, Jenue, Tidland, iveene; Sacrifice liitb-, Edwards; sacrifice fly. Steers; stolen bases, Steers J: 2, Keinhnrdt. Binirf struck out, AJjH bv 6, Barham 1, Kuss 10; base on balls, Ashby 2. Kuss 3; balk, Ah hv; pass ball Duback; double play. U.'Uton to Proctor to Keene; . by pitched ball, Blair by Ashby. Ti.ne of game, 2:12. Umpire. Duncomb. Other League Games Ilillsboro, Juno 29. Hillsboro lost to tho Luekenbach nine in the interstate league series yes terday when they were handed a 5 to 2 whipping. Rudy Kallio. Salt Lako hurler. who has been pitching for the ship nine pitched nnother good game, fanning ten hatters nnd allowing them only SILVFdiTON Rilverton. June The sec ond postponement ot the Lutheran brotherhood has been announced, the date of meeting now bring et Recent Scientific Discovery! UV-l'H'-SKN The (Jrent Andsepile Tonic Mi ll t anil Sviem I'lertiuH-r A treatment piep.tred by a new procc of esir-tctins th rleh juices of roots, herbs and harks putherrd tn thr virions countries of the fflobe nnd hmled to pro- due (tie hsi rii1ia. How tt In- rreasva Vim. ivr and Nerve Fore by clantini? th bowels tontns alO'iiSi-h .tinl liver. Take HY-PKP-SKN. th Uvrr Tonic ad System CU-.inwr, ts the , Milvlce of drnm;i!is toUy to those j who suffer with Chronic Con?U(v-, tlnn, dHtresslni; tmlKenUon and Torpid Liver. Them n no loiiRei . any need of using hard purc;it(vp and cntliariea as I1Y-PKP-SKN tho new t-ieniiric remhinatie-n of f lydrn-t!i Pcptn. Senna ae.t nth- 1 r vaulrtbl tnjjrvdtrnia. I boun.t to function the boweia ami liver : ecularly. thus cleansing tlia ?- tern of lmpuritlea and potsenou matter. A tahlespoonful of thlt ayrnp af ter each meal and at bedtime thata all that la necessary, no linusa. no ariptnf. nn dlatren 1 whataoever. Next morntn your llvr ctlT aa tha tniir rtiaea tlve tract la purified and refresh rd anj you fel Just fine, with a hearty appetite for breakfast. f.M what you Ilk very thing tastes (nod and aitee with you. Hy aret tint ha bowela to func tion dallr Natur Intended, the ntir acmtem la naturally tnTiiro ralrd. HI od elrcrtlafea blter nerve bvcom r freshed, dull r becoma tMlhf and Ple chek flow wlih lh bloM of per fee I health. SiaepMMwnw wrronafiwa lack C tnariy. tired, worn oui feeiinr H become thlnaa of the paat. HT-raTP SRV at sold and fuar nfved by Caprral Drug etore, 45 Cttare etreet 'Adn think: or us Tnjei HtlXT TIME YOU THINK OF BUYING A WASHER AND YOU WILL NOT HAVE TO THINK OF BUYING ANOTHER FOR A LONG TIME Special Terms Make Buying Easy $ 1 .00 DOWN $7-50 MONTHLY Cuts an AUTOMATIC Washer in your home and besides the low terms wo are offering diu iiiK our Easy Term Sale We are Riving. Your choice of Electric Percolator or Table Stove Just think if you equip your home with one of these All-metal Auto matic Washers you get either a percolator or table stove without cost. Come in and see this Copper Tub Automatic Washer demonsrate there's no obligation. Portland Electric Power Company six ncattcred hits, lie was a littlu wild In the pinches, however, and hit two men. R. II. E. HUtsnoro 2 6 2 Luckcnhach 5 ft r. Uatterlen, Stou ton berg and nreuz; ivauio and HelfiieKe. Albany wins One Albanv. eami' nut ftf hnr .ttimn yesterduy when they defeated the raiiermaaers nt Albany In a ten Inning Iray. Tho game was tho most exciting ot the season. Two home runs bv Stanlpv Riimmnn ccnterfielUer, one ot which tied me .core a to a in tne last of the ninth, featured the game. This is me nrsi win or tho season for the Albany nine. Pnpermakers 9 13 7 Albany .:. 10 11 6 IlatteHps. nitllrc. Ktnnn Wells: Olliaeilltni'l'V Itoiiml. ami y icHKa. ANNUAL SHORT COURSE FOR SECRETARIES SET University of Oregon, Eugene, Juno 23. (Special. ) The , fifth annual' short course for commsr ciul secretaries will be held at the University of Oregon, July 5 l 10, It was announced today by E 0. Robbing, dean of the school of business admlnlutrution. A more comprehensive program, with a feature, "directors' day," hae been arranged for the week, J. H. Fuller of Ashland, president of tna state association of commercl.il secretaries, which with the school of business administration la sponsoring the meetings, will at tend for the flftn ttme.and ho re ports Hint the enrollment is ex pected to be heavy. Instruction in technique of chamber of commerce work will be one of the outstanding features this year. Thij vill be held by P. O. Tagle, managing secretary cf the chamber of commerce of Wal la Walla, Wash. Mr. Hagie id president of the Washington asso ciation of commercial organization secretaries ,nnd has had consider able experience .'n many lines of secretarial work. I. E. Vining, president of tho atate chamber of commerce, will bo present to discuss important state problems, as wW W. B. D. Dodson, manager, Portland cham ber of commerce, and W. G. Ide. secretary of t he Oregon State Chamber of Commerce. UNKNOWN CAR GOES THRU RAIL, IS REPORT Silverton, Or., June 29. A car from Silverton was reported aa i'nving gone through a guar.1 leace on o turn west of Howell school on the Snlem-Silverton road Friday night. Passers-by report ed eeeing blood on the pavement a;id car but the car was seeming ly abandoned.. No one could v: found who seemed to know t,: whom tho wrecked car belonged or 'he rauso of the accident. The a.'-, ci'iont hid not been reported tr. ! nnl'ce at Silverton at noon Sat it r- t. i OLD SILVERTON E Silverton, Jun0 29. The old WnOllfn hrllllrn wa B11vn on north Water street was ctos- ea to trainc alter It broke Fri day night when a large truck at tempted to cross it. The truck, nWR.ll hv Alh.vt UTalth , U ducts the Pacific- Transfer busi ness, was driven By Arthur Dill nnfl fnrrlorf a fmt. Inn An w ,un ivnu, jn the truck passed over the bridge worn planking gave way and only a heavy sill which caught and held the rear end ot the truck prevented its falling into the creek. erly of the covered type and was uuut in layz. except lor lords it was for many years the only mpnitA nf nrvraln . Gll.n ...nl. About twelve or fifteen years ago wnen tne streets of Sllverton were Inal location on Main street to its present place, wan the excep tion of the time it was moved, it has been in use. constantly since it was built. The question of repairs or re placement with another bridge will be discussed by the city coun cil when it meets Monday night. NINE MARION COUNTY MEN AT TRAINING CAMP Marlon county is represented at this year's crltizens' military training camp at Camp Lewis by the following citizens who will devote one month toward acquir ing a knowledge of the military art: Aurora, Edwin G. Robinson; (Jervaie, Samuel E. Brown; Salem, Prank N. Glover, Aloysius L. Hron, Frank Nckundn, Henry W. Thielsen, G. Winton Wade. Win ston Williams; Silverton Ronald M. Hubbs. .. CHILDREN COMPETE " IN SALE OF TICKETS Silverton, Or., June 29. Tick ets for the oencert to be given bv tho Luther college hand at Silver ton, July 1, are being sold by a number of n-mbers of the H'blc classes of the St. Johns and Trin ity churches. The selling is com petitive as four prizes are offere.l. Prizes nre free encampments at the Lutheran Chautauqua to be held in Ghids'.onn nark the :i CONSTIPATION goes, and energy, pep and vim return when taking CHAMBERLAIN'S TABLETS Keep rtomacb tweet- liv setiT boweit regubu only 25 weak in July. The girl and boy from each church selling the most tickets will be awarded the prizes. At the last report Elnar Ormbeck was heading tho list with most tickets sold. The concert will bo given in the Eugeno Field auditor ium, admission being 50 and 75 cents. PAY INCREASE Out of consideration ot the fact that Dr. R, E. Leo Steiner, super intendent of the state hospital for the insane in Saljm and Dr. W. B. McNary, superintendent of the state hospital for the insane at Pendleton, use thtir own autumi biles and not evate-owned cava, the state board of control Satur day voted to increase their salar ies from $3000 to J4000 a year. Governor Pier, Secretary r-f State Kozer end State Treasurer Kay,, who comprise the board, were all present and the vote -,vas unanimous. Kay made the motion and it was seconded by Kozer. The increase dates froir. June 1. It was stated that while Oregon pays among tne lowest salaries in the United States for institution super. UEAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; ppiy treaty up nostrils. VICKS V Vapo Rub Om IT MUUan Jar, Und r.arty intendents it has the high:st ef ficiency. Under a law parsed by tho 1025 session of the legislature state of tiicals and employe are not allow ed to use state-owned cars for any thing but public business. Buy a Fisk Tire Companies raise price again on the first. Buy now Get Our Prices Hughes dues Expert Vulcanizing Salem Vulcanizing Works 474 Ferry. Phone 364 THIS label is the Authorized Ford Dealer's pledge that the Guaran teed Used Ford Car he sells you has been reconditioned to insure the maxi mum value for the money invested. Keep Your Kitchen Cool With a W es t i n g h o u s e These unusually warm days show more clearly than anything else pos sibly could the advantage the real comfort and convenience of electric cookery. Order your Westinghouse now it will be installed ready for use, soon - and you will enjoy the specially convenient rate $14.50 initial pay ment balance on easy monthly terms. And besides that, you'll be given the new improved electric iron with the click it works automatically never too hot never too cold. Westinghous 32 TTi Rang wHK tht Clock" make it possible to enjoy the hot hours of the day away from your kitchen out in the cool woods or where you will. Because the clock automatically "cooks" your meal for you I Let us explain! Portland ElecMc Power Company Phone 85 237 N. Libert?