Capital journal., July 24, 1925, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1925
PROGRAM TOTALS
. NEARLY MILLION
The stuto building program for
the two yeuru, lvzb and Hflst),
will Involve a total expenditure of
$915,738, according to a Btfi
ment by Sam A. Kozer, secretary
of Btate.
The biggest projects, which are
Bow in progress of construction,
are an addition to the Eastern
Oregon hospital for the Insane at
Pendleton, whk-b will cost $225,
000, and the new cottage system
training school for boys at Wood
burn, which will cost about $243.
000. A new dormitory at the state
Institution for the feeble-minded
will cost $50,000, which Is $26,
460 leBs than the legislature ap
propriated for the purpose. For u
new pavilion at the state tubercu
losis hospital the legislature ap
propriated $53,501, while the con
tract entered Into by the board
calls for $30,000. A cottage will
be erected for the W. C. T. U. chil
dren's home near Corvallle, and
the board of control and the trus
tees of the home have let a con
tract at $15,000.
Appropriations were made by
the legislature and plane are being
prepared by the board of normal
school regents for a new normal
school at Ashland, to cost $176,
000, and a training school build
ing at Independence for the Mon
mouth normal school, to cost
$125,000. Contracts for the former
will be let In about CO days and
the latter In about 30 days. Plans
are being prepared for tho con
struction of a school building for
the children's farm home of the
W. C. T. U. near CorvalHs, for
which the legislature opproprlatcd
$35,000, the contract to -be let.
within 60 day, nnd for nn Isola
tion hospital for the Louise Home
for girls noar Portland, to cost
$17,600. The Pacific Ileacuo so
ciety Is preparing the plans.
fighting, wading through a male
strom of haymakers, the champion
put down Shea after lifting' himself
by a mighty effort from the brink
of defeat.
In the first two rounds Bhi
drove the champion all over the
ring. Thetn Rosenberg met tho
challenger In the center of the
arena and slugged with him' toe
to toe, until a terrific light floor
ed the Chicago boy. Shea, took a
count of two and sprang up, only
to measure his length on the can
vas again from a right for a count
of three.
Exchanges in the fourth ended
In another crushing Rosenberg
right. This time the game Chlcag-
oan went down for nine. He was
too groggy to defend himself when
he arose and the ehampton finish
ed his man.
GENERALLY BY
Through t a typographical error
The Capital Journal yosterday
said that Joseph "Hawer cele
brated bis 8 C Hi anniversary when
it should have read Joseph Baker.
By this error the mythical
Joseph "Bawer" leaped Into the
melfght of prominence.
For The Journal's morning con
temporary rcMtrnted tho fact th.1t
Joseph "Bower" nad been over
taken by his anniversary, and oven
the staid old Orngonlan, sworn to
by all old pioneers, did the same
tiling.
Which Indicates that newspa
pers, even from tho puniest to the
mightiest, conin to lie" fountain
head for their news.
In the meantime npolopica are
x tended to Joseph Halter for the
typographical error.
WILL OPEN OSWEGO
LINKS ON SATURDAY
eilverton, July 24 Work pre
paratory to paving was begun this
week on that part of Wost Main
street whlrh Is at present unp.iv
ed. The contract whs awarded
some time ago to Harmon and Wil
son and it Is expected th.it the pave
ment which Is to bo of concrete
will be ready for use within a fw
weeks.
Tho improving of the street up
Went Hill or Liberty Hill, as It in
also enllfd, will mean that all of
the principal streets lending into
Silver ton- oro paved. Improve
ment of the hill has long been urg
ed as most of the trnfflc Into town
from Smith SHvertnn and tho Wal
do hills was over this hill. Always
rought and with a curve near the
bottom the street was particularly
bad to drive over. Complete re
lief from tho rnughneHs of the
ft root will not bo afforded, how
ever, as thero will still remain un
paved tho portion beyond Eureka
avenue out to the city limits where
the county pavement begins.
IS
STILL CHAMPION
New York. July 24 (AP)
Bight of American pugilism's nine
ehamplonehlps remain in tho enst
today after a stout hearted, strong
armed defense of tho bantam
weight title by Charley (Phil)
Rosenberg acainst a vain but fur
ious challenger from Chicago.
Rosenherg sits on his throno
alongside Gonaro, Kaplan. Bailer
Ino, Goodrich. Walker, a rob and
Berlenbach, but only becnuso he
was able to knock out the hard
hitting Kddle Shea ofter nine min
ute and 29 seconds of terrific
Portland. July 24 (AP) For
mal opening of the new 18 hole
courtio of the Oswego country club
will bo held Siiturdity afternoon
with a short program, L. C. New
lands, president of the club; H.
Ch.miller Kuan, who laid out the
eon me, ami others will make brief
talks.
No More "Dottlcd-Up"
Light in Your Headlamps
A plain window elan lens and
flnllile rrflntor, make hcud
uniii that ia tn in all stalta.
With fhllite, the Unlit rnyt ar
cniil'ullfil nml iirnjrrtrd by
Jul '-'I (Intra ami corrugations.
Thr :.'rrrrit iiirhce controlling
a di it rctircling llie light.
la lord rllhrr it a reflector for
ppltreinrnt In your prraent
BMutlampa or aa ft complete
MAtllamp by
F. N. WOODRY
Auctioneer
and Furniture Dealer.
Buys Used Furniture.
Eei. and Store
1610 N. Summer St.
Phone 511
Established Sinoe 1016
TV
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PAPERIWAKERS
OF
Salem Public Market
Saturday Specials
Groceries
Snowfall Hard
Wheat Flour,
49 lb. sack $2.19
Sugar, 16 lbs. $1.00
Brooms, regular 90c
each, special 65c
Libby's Pork and
Beans, 2 for 23c
Fancy Pink Salmons
2 tall cans 29c
! American Beauty
I Shrimps, 2 cans for
35c
Meats
Beef to Boil, lb. 7c
Pot Roast, lb. 10c
Beef Steak, lb. 15c
Hamburger, 2 lbs 25c
Fresh Chinook
Salmon, per lb. 20c
Creamery Butter
lb. 49c
For the second time the Paper
m ulcere won over the Eagles In
the championship series of the
Sundown league last night on the
Oxford park diamond by a score of
1 to 0. The Puperma Iters are now
the champions of the league. The
game wan well played with the
Papermakers muking some excep
tional plays and playing errorless
ball to cut off runs.
Tlie lone tally for the winner
cr.nie in the fourth inning. Shack
man, first man up hit the ball to
tho left field fence for two bases.
The ball looked like It was going
over but It hit the ton of the fence
and rolled back. Versteeg was
.safe at first on Andersons error.
Schackman Btole third and Ver
steeg second. B. Gross sent a sac
rifice hit to Chapman but was out
at first, Schackman scoring on a
close play. Versteeg was out at
tho plate on Dlankenshlp a hit.
Simpkins fanned.
Several times both sides had
men on bases but were unable to
come through with the necessary
hit to score them. Lauderback
pitched excollont ball for the win
ners, fanning twelve of the Eagles
and allowing only two hits one
in the last of the seventh. The
teams played seven Innings in the
final game as was decided at a
meeting before the series.
Gamp. Protested.
Tho game, however, Is under
the protest of WHIotts, right field
er and manager of the Eaglea.
I'lio Papermakors havo been using
Schackman all year as part of
their team but the Eagles are now
against his use as he Is classed an
Salem Senator. Schackman
played a fow innings last week ,
with the Senators to help them
out when they had no more men '
on tho bench. Schackman cannot I
become a member of the Senators!
until after the league closes. He!
can play with special permission
of his opponents. The Eagles were;
Unwed by the Papermakers to i
use "Frisco" Edwards In the sec
ond game which the Eagles won.
The Papermakers would not allow
the Eagles to use him last night
and the EagleB have turned
around and objected to the play
ing of Schackman.
Papermakers H. Gross, cf;
Wilkenaon, es; Mootry, If; Schack
man, lb; Vercteeg, c; Lauderback,
p; B. Gross, rf; IiJankcnshlp, 2b;
Simpkins, 3b,
Eagles Horton, 3b; Schultz, c;
Chapman, lf-p; Shelley, 2b; De
sart, ss; Anderson lb; Hagerdorn,
lf-p; Gritr, cf; Wllletts, rf.
TwiliVh Titli Pftnfld.
Tonight the Legiou and the
United States Bankers are to
cross bats In the second game of
the championship scries to decide
the winner of the Twilight league.
The game promises to be a hum
mer ae the Bankers pulled the
unexpected and won over the Le
gion by a 3 to 2 score In the first
game.
The Bankers played the beet
ball behind the superb pitching of
Blumenberg and if they play the
same brand of ball tonight will
more than likely be the cham
pions. If the Bankers win the
game this evening the series will
be over; If the Legion wins It will
L. T. Dick and L. M. Hum
CHINESE MEDICINE CO.
420 and 420 SUito St.
Ilfls wonderful Chinese reme
dies which will cure any human
ailment Including sldeache,
headache, stomach, kidney
trouble, male and female. If 111
consult us at once. Delay Is
dangerous.
Established 18 years In Sa
Icin, Oregon. 81
Jelly Beans
Special
Regular price 30c lb.
Friday and Saturday
19c lb.
2 lbs. for 36c
Limit 2 lbs. to Customer.
Schaefer's
Drug Store
Yellow Front Phone 197
135 N. Commercial St.
The Pcnslar Store
Cooley & Pearson
Guaranteed Quality Groceries
Increased Volume
In response to continued requests for better phone serv
ice we have installed another phone for your conven
ience. Our numbers will be 1371 and 1372.
Investigation on our part has proven that daily compar
ison of prices by neighbors on groceries purchased is
rapidly winning for us new and steady customers.
Vegetables and Fruit Eggs
We carry a full line of PF
these, including 2 dozen 00 C
10 lbs. new
Potatoes 5DC
2 dozen ears Sweet Corn, Margarine
guaranteed good A(n Our Regular Price
eilI's C 3 Armour's CQn
4 largo f)p Nutola UiC
Cantaloupes muC
Fancy table Peaches or Hams
per basket uXjr . ,
Sweet Sugar Cured, QK n
BANANAS sp Ji or whole, lb... OOC
3 lbs. for ZOC
Jello
Soap
A,r,,,iltK, ,x 10c
10 for OiC :
Campbell's Soup
Creme Oil Soap t
4 for 25C 1UC
Catsup Flour
Snidcr'a is Best Ceretaua (Montana's best
3 large bottles HQn hard wheat), QQ rr
for 4 OC per 49 lb. bag
p-. p , The demand for this flour
L1U US xOWaer j9 rapidly increasing as pco
I'lH'go OKn pie realize its value
packages fcitlC
Kerosene Oil Valley Flour
For your oil stove, f)fn (PO .1 C
per gallon i)L 49 lb. bag iPJ.lO
Keep these phone numbers on file for your convenience.
No extra charge for delivery nil of Salem, West Salem,
Salem Heights
be a game apiece end make a third
game necessary. It It goes the full
three games, the third game will
be played Monday night.
The BankerB have a strong
team and aru anxious to win over
the Legionnaires as the veterans
have been champions for the last
three years. Blumenberg pitched
excellent ball Ifist Wednesday and
will more than likely make the go
ing tough tonight. The game will
bo played on the Oxford park dia
mond beginning at 6:15 o'clock,
weather permitting.
"Pri6co" Edwarae and Mason
will umpire the game. A charge of
15c for admission will be charged
to help defray expenses of league.
And What a Beauty!
You'll realize this car's finished
beauty only when you see it. Dou
ble belt moulding ball back and
brilliant coloring give you a com
bination of appearance features
found only in costliest cars. Jewett
Coach has them at $1260.
And Jewett Coach will outper
form any car within $500 of its price.
Roominess ? Yes and far more
than that. Quality construction I
Beauty of. line and color! Power
that talks! That is what you buy
In Jewett Coach at $1260. Let us
call and give you a thorough dem
onstration. 081.j,
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P. 0. 1). Detroit, tu estr
FftlgC'Locitliccd ! -wheel brake mt alight extra cost
TRUMM MOTOR CO.
349 N. Commercial . Phone 959
Open Evenings and Sundays
Ladd & Bush Bankers
ESTABLISHED 1868
General Banking Business
Office Hours from 10 a. m. to 3. p. m.
The FLORSHEIM SHOE
Buying a new pair of Florsheims is one
delight which time does not rob of its
charm. For in each pair of Florsheims,
you find again the same combination
of comfort and style which attracted
you so much at your first meeting.
THE FLEETWOOD
$8.95
PRICE SHOE COMPANY
326 Slate
i St
BUS 1'CffS
STANDARDIZED CASH STORES
CORVALLIS mLjM
ALBANY
WOODBURN
What
The men have their business troubles but this one question seems to keep
the housewife on edge all summer long. "The hardest job in the world," she
says, "trying to get the summer meals."
We would suggest that you just pick up your basket without further
thought and leisurely walk down our aisles. We'll wager that you'll have
several meals planned ahead before you get half way through the store.
JUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS
2 Flat Cans Gem Nut Gold Bar Solid Pack
Clams Margarine Tomatoes .
37c 3 lbs. 69c 2 cans. 35c
2 Pounds Full Cream Large Fancy Grade Pure Cane
Cheese Lemons Sugar
55c 39c doz 16 lbs. $1
Alpine Milk BordenS Milk 4 Large Rolls Crepe
3 cans 3 cans Toilet Paper
27c 27c 25c
9 Lb. Sack Pre Cooked TZTZ
10 Lb. Bag Crown Crystal White
Pastry Flour ats Soap
59c 53c 6 bars 25c
3 Large Cans Royal Club ;
5 Lb. Box Graham Sliced No. 5 Box Liberty
Crackers Pineapple Soda Crackers
90c 75c 49c
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