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PAGE EIGHT THJJ CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE TWO MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925 News from Nearby Valley Points From the Richest and Best Part of the State Cy Capital Journal's Special Correspondents 9 i ATHLETICS AND SENATORS PLAY CRUCIAL SERIES New York, Sept 7. (A. P.) Philadelphia became the ceuter of interest iti the lnajur league pen nant race today with the opening of a four-jiamo series between the Athletics and Washington. The Griffmcn this morning had a sev- en-game lead on the Mackmen, who will have to make a clean sweep of the eerlea in order to be In tho hunt for the American league championship. The Ath letics have lost IS of their last ID games. The Yankees tagged the Mack uien with their tenth straight de feat yesterday 4 to 3. Manager Miller iluKgins ro-instated Babe Ruth tor duty beginning today, but the 55000 fine stands. After e' setbacks the Red So.x defeated Washington. 0 to 3, end ing tho winning streak of Hie Sen ators at seven games. Tho lirowns drew Ul to within half a game of third place, down ing the Vvhlte So 9 to 4. Brooklyn took a double drub blng from the Urnves, 10 to 1 and 11 to 4. High hit for a circuit and Bancroft made two triples in the second game. The Cardinals whacked out a D to 3 victory over tho Hods. 13ot temlev l-inled with tho bases full. Vic Aldrcd nltched the Pirates to a U to 2 victory over the Cubs. Ae the Clants were Idle, the triuntnh extended the Pitts burgh icad to eight and one-half games. First Pictures of the Wrecked Shenandoah REALTY SALES To show that real cstnte is mov Ing and that Salem Is rapidly coming to the front tile following Bales havo been reported by W. H. Ginbenhorst & Co., realtors, 275 State streot: Geo. h. Pack, a recent arrival from Montana, purchased n 42 acre farm 3-4 mile south of Inde pendence from 0. W. Ilenkel, consideration being $5000. G. W. Burger puivhnsed from the Bligh estate a fino lot on north Capitol and Center tracts for .ir,00 John G. UecK a new comer from Iowa, buys a fino 10 aero tract south of town from K. M. Ilotf nell. consideration J.VI00. K. L. I.alhrop purchased a lot In Winona addition from Mr. Ho fer for $S00. Nells Hanson buys n lol In "Onkhuml" from U. II. Baldwin, consideration $S00. Ii. II. Baldwin purrhased rrom M. O. Findley lot In Findley Kmii and Garden tracts, consideration being $11100. Lee L. flllbrrt sold his home located at 374 north Summer street to I). W. Kyre. considera tion $1500. W. H. Harris huys a house lo rated on north 20th street from M. C. Findley, consideration $1. 600. Ralph Slum! r purchased from Mrs. Kmnia Jdurphy Brown, lot in north Salem for $500. L. K. Oberer sold n modern home In south Salem to T. II. Me for a cash consideration ot $2000. Mr. and Mm. Buckles purchas ed a fino new bungalow Just be ing completed, from Ralph Shantz for $.1000. The Mrs. Sarah Downing farm In the Stayton district consistin of 240 acres was recently sold for $15,000. Tho apartment house on the corner of Union nun Liberty streets belonging lo the Bligh es tate was sotd to a local party for the sum of $sooo. E. N. lloffnell purchased fine Knglieh colonial stucco bun galow In the rnrrlsh addition, consideration $7000. Also E. N. lloffnell sells a fine 10 acre tract located south on the main Pacific highway for a con iderntlon of $3000. ; . . -". 'i n "111 in -"I 4 Photo shows close up of wrecked Shenandoah. riioto by luternnlioiinl Npivarrel unci transmitted by American Telephone .Compnny Copyrtptl.t. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS ITEMS SILVEftTON Silverton, Stpt. 7. Mra. Floyd WhittPd ifl completing arntiiRc mcnts for tlie oponliiK of the Itliodn Siyle sliop on Oak street. M r. Wlilttcil will open in the UuhsU huililiiiK which v;w hut recently completed. Mrs. Whlttiid formerly had a style whop above the 01tin pharmacy. She is beiiiK ansitstud in her n rra linemen ts liy her eitUer, Mi'. Allan rortcr. (leorRo Davirt. eon of Mr. and Mrs. Grant i)avi of Silverton. Una combined with A. II. Tiffany of Husenc In the orK.inlzatlon of the Tif r:iny-l)avis DriiR company. Mr. UaviH will maiuiijc the now ttlore. 1 f o had been with tlm Kuy- kvndall Drui? company idnce 1 It J 7 and hart 1-1 yoara of cxpt icncc in the (In i. it huiiincflA. For a limn he wan with the SiPelhammtT Drue; company of Silverton. The new ill ore will open at S2! Willam etlu. Kiiuu, on the first of Oc tober. San Frnncisco, Cat., Sept. 7. The pasrufjo of another week leavei ,'Lefly', O'Doul, Salt Lkc outfielder, unshaken In his poHi tlnn of leftding hitter In the rlfic Co:int league. AttbotiKh the Doe finruener dropped five points axniiiHt the Oaks during the past week's play he still has au easy tnorgin, unofficial fiRurea giviug Uim an nverugc of .407. Paul Wnner of the Seals, failed to climb oror the .400 mark and At 1 11 1 avernins .399. Hrazlll of the Seattle Indians holds third place with .886. With on average ot .349, Uoh- wer tojw the batting list on the Portland team, "uncK m mer Oakland, la the leadlnff batter on hie team with .839. Watty hoou sod Tworobley ere tied Cor blRh honors ca the Aagel squad with .134 each. M. Shea leads the sen a tors with .329 and Warner the TfeTere with .297. Tonr Laioree. Bee shortstop, holds the limelight on Lb homo ran etage, haring garnered to ut or 41. Biazill im recond with 19 and Brower, San JYanclnco, third, with 26. Lrfisene and Hunnofleld of Port land are tried for base Healing honors, with 36 each. Aiikx Hen son and TI. Sun d void were Salem buslnrwa callcra Fri day, Cart n.-nson motored to Port land on Satunlay on buiimi ron ncrtcd with hi bird farm. M i-a A i;n vz Da h Ion w ho li ntt hrfu employed nt Tort land for nonx-timp In visit inpt at the home of her father. ('. .!. Dnhlcn. Min Ituth nowland, daurThtor of Mra. M. K. Howland, ha ronr to Adel. Ore., where oho will teach durhirc the coming winter. tier Hfhool opfu Sept. 8. Minn Rowland wim Rradunteil from the Orcpon state normal achool lat Krldny. U. .T. Hcieli.tid lia as a Ruet a brother who has been a iibotos; rnpher In M'ificonsin for the past forty yearn. William flraham of the Water it root meat mnik't, le vacation hiR In Washington. MIsa Krcla Jnnz of Salem lia; been n Ki"v.( t li ' week of Mies K le mi or Adamn of Stlvrrlon. Kay ford Kly of tho Salem Statesman wart n buninoM caller nt Silverton Friday. Silverton farmem nre otill busy pie Iti iiK evergreen berri a. T'ie plikern report that picking in a i! real deal better now than It line hern before thin poaon. Mot of the pU'ker claim they are able lo make more (bio way than In the bopyardu, Funeral ocrvicea for llobort For trey, the little ten yenr old son of Mr. and Mrs. ltoy Korff.'y, were held at the Stlverion cemetery Sunday afternoon with T?ev. Clay ton Judy officiating, llecaufe of the nalure of the disease whl.-b catifled the death the funeral wani private. The disease, was Ppinal men i n c 1 1 is. Heni d m h in pa ren t n. (hp little boy lcave one ulster. Ine Korgey. Mrs, Forgey le n i!nni;hter of Mr. and Mre. J. S. Starr. Mrs. Frances flonrlel of Silver- ton has been Chosen one of the judgee In the textile department of the Oregon ntate fair. Mm. A. F. Hohart ts a patient At the Cloud Samaritan hospital Rt l'ortland. Mifv Virginia Smith, the dnugh ter ot Mr. and Mm, K. h. Smith, bse gone to Snn Francinco to visit her elater, Horn ice. Mlf Smith will be gone for eeveral weeks, j Mre. Kloine (Jchring and her i boo, Jtiliue, left today for San Franrleco and Ioe Angeles. From there they will go on to New York end ChlcAgo. From New York they will aall on the Her gen g rim for Kurope, They expect to visit In Switzerland for a year at the termination of which It Is their Intention to return again to Silverton to make (heir home. Mr, Garbing li an exteneir poultry man at Silverton and expects to visit eome of (he world famous poultry yards In New York before sailing, ile will again opea a. poultry yard at Sllrerton, upon his return. Mititt Charlotte Han field is vis King friends at Silverton. Misa llaufield In from Seattle, Wneli. Mr. and Mre. A. Halvorson who left Silverton u year ago for visit In California and eastern iitateti have returned to Silverton and rented the V. Herri man home on Liberty hill. Mr. Lunt Hub hs lias rented a house, at 0t!0 north Cottage (street, Salcni, where bhe will upend the winter. Minn Ina ilubb will teach in the Uarfield chool while Miw iJlancbc will tench in the Wash ington hcIiooI. The two daughters will make thmr homo with their mother at Salem. The Hublw home nn Kitfk street ha been rent cd to Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Janz. Mian Ju lu (ioplcrud ban return ed from a viit at ltellmgham, W ash . M; ( i o pi e nt d will teat: h ochool at Scoltti Mill during the coming winter. Mr. and Mid. Marion rainier and Mit Winona I'almer have re turned from a vinit at l'ortland. NEWPOirr beach eH,it. Or., Sept. 7. Mr. anil Mrs. l-'o lirobnko of Salem are .ivniiiiHv Uicir vacation at Nye ll.'ach. oc-nnylns a Milla rottase on Norlli Coac.t etreet. Mr. tlrolin lo la connected witli the Ilrel li,aupt T'loi-iet shop. It. V. (Hover, the well known Salem A.torney, upon! a few dayn in Newrorl. on ImHiness. Mr. and Mr. ,T. J. CaplinRer 01' Salem were Newport vleitora last week. (ieore HollHton la moving his lainily :o Tolerlo fi-oin Salem. Hl. on, William moveil to that plac; recently. Mlw .lennle Williania, a teacher l,lne.n school in Salem, with her fat.ier and brother, are to he luieita of the Townsenda at Kngle- wood over (he week-end. Mr. and Mrs. E. Tt. Eaton and Ron, IJoJihy, Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Klehe nnd son. Carroll, and dauRh ler, M-'llia, Mrs. Moore, Mr. and Mia. ('. Haters and Arthur I. t'nmniiima havo reiurneil to Sa li-ni havinff snrlit a tt-eek nt Oherry City Ca.np. Mr. nnd Mrs. Knton and Mr. CinnminRH wero Biieats ot III llolert Pr.voy'a ftr a time. Mr. and Mrs. D. Vlnient of Salem r.le relR. lered al llio Oil- nioro. Ur. Frank K. Brown am! wlfr are cuohts of Mr. and Mrs. Hlva Kalea at Sunset Camp for two reeks. Oilier SelcinitPs at Sun it are Mi, anil Mrs. lid Hall and W. 11. Wheeler and family. J. A. WriKlit nd wife of Salem lire in a Cherry City coltaso for two weeks. V. !j. Tmire Jr., ot McMinnville la also oi-cupying a Cherry City OIUK6. Mr. jnd Mil". If. W. Halrh and children of Salem are occupying a cottace In .lory Park. Mrs. K. K. Vande Walker. Mra lligler and Mrs. Colwell are In a Hose Clly collas3 for two weeks vacation Salem Riiesta at Sunnyslde Camp .us Mrs. It. W. Clarke. Mrs. P. . Wilson. Mes. u. n. Hiniin. Mr. and Mrs. D. HI. Chamlee, J. C Simpson. J. P. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Iigan nnd 1), Hree who pU'.iw to remain for the win ter. Sea Craal Rueals during tit past week wer. Mrs. Ilertelr.on of Junc tion Clir. with Miss Esther Iler- telson ot Salem, Mrs. A. A. Sle wart. Air.. K. K. Heine ami Mr. and Mr. Jacob Penny also of Sa lem. Mr. and Mrs. U 0. Donnlson are spending their vacation at Whlt ten Camp, Ny Beach. Mr. and Mrs. K. I). Cooper of Salem ai at the Topeland and at, the Alther ar. Mias Mabl. Savage and Mli Marian Wymen of 8a-l lera. MILL CITY Mill City, Or., Sept. 7. No cele bration of any sort was held here tody, oil business houses, mill and woods operating as usual. Charley I'ortcr and family of I'-indhiy, Ohio, are visiting nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lime. The Porters were formerly rest denta of this city, moving from hern to Toledo. Or., then back Ohio, It now being po.-rfible that they will make their future home here. Lyman Case and family of Seat lie are spending a few days here visiting :it the homo of Mr. Ciise'B brother, li. A. Case, and his hro- thrr-iu-iaw, V. G. Taylor. Walt.n Vaufihnn. sales manager of the Hammond Lumber company at I'oi Uand, was a business visitor here Saturday. I-'iovd l-Mtzwaler and family ars leaving Mill Cilv for l'e Ull. Warni ng ton, vherc they will malic their tut uro home. A nartv consisting of Mrs. Ken nedy and her daughter, Kate, and Mr. and Mm. William V. Ucch will sp.-nd ihe week-end at the 13relt enhush hot springs. Frank :iaraw;y of this city sus tained a Inoken wrist several daya ago while wording lor me 11am mond Lumber company, when two truck lond of lumber camo to- ther, calching Mr. Caraway a arm. This ia tho third accident he has suffered thin your, having had scve-nl ribs broken about three months ago and later hav ing his hand badly cut with an axe. A. II. Crawford, who for several vears haa been in tho dairy busi ness here, is selling his cows and going out of the business. He has purchased the home or rrnnK Kiatman in this city nnd live here in the future Mr. Flatman nnd family nro leaving for Eugene, where Mr. Flatman will work in tho contracting business. rcturnei to their home at Post Fa1 la. Idaho. G. T. Vadsworth made a busi ness trip to Portland, Friday. Mr. -and Mrs. W. U. Nutting were Salem visitors on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. I. 1. Cutsiorth mo tored to Salem on Tuesday. BE USE COLLEGE Brush College, Or., Sept. 7. The grange mot Friday evening. Final plans were made for trans porting the exhibit to the fair at Polk county and committees are prepare:! to place them in the dis play booth. The ladies wilt label and select the canned fruit that will be gathered together at the home of Mrs. Harriett this after-uoon. Mrs. McCarter recently made a motor trip to Shaniko to visit her sister. Sbo was uecompanled on the trip by her mother, Mrs. Mc Donald. Mr. and Mrs. J. Stevenson nnd daughter of Portlnnd are visitors at tho F. C. Kwiug home. Mra. Stevenson nddressed the Sunday school and her remarks were much appreciated. Mins Davenport was a guest at the home of Mr. Lehman, Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Olmstead were guests of their daughter, Mrs. Tanzy, Sunday. John Schtndler and Victor Olson are busy with their hop yards nt present. Mr. and Mrs. Utley and son, ntllle, tv.otorcd 4o Portland. Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Olson spent Sunday in Portland. ihe annual Salem city tennis tournament will be staged next week, beginning on Saturday, Sept, 12, It was announced this morning by Ivan White, chairman of the committee of the Satem tennis as sociation which has charge of the tournament. The tournament will consist of men's singled, women's singles and men's doubles. A con solation men's singles tournament will also be held. Four cups, one for each series, will be awarded by the local tennis association. "Tho city tournament is usually held earlier In tho year," 'said Ivan White this morning, "but due to the fact that so many of those who would have entered were out of the city, we decided to postpone tho affair until later." Among those "who wilt enter, ac cording to White, are Stanley IS na me!, ranking player ot Willamette univeislty, and winner of the sin gles cup In the city tourney a year ago, Roy Ok er berg, University of Oregon player, who with Dr. Bales of Salem won the doubles cup last year. Hale Mickey, another Wil lamette man, and the entire Salem high school team, consisting of Francis Lutz, president of the ten nls assocltlon for this year, Jack Minto, John Creech and Ivan White. White asks that all entries be handed In to him, olther by telephone or some other way. The tournament will be held on the association courts, located on the state hospital grounds. It Is expected to continue for a week or more. Dopestera are mentioning the names of Bates, Okerberg and Emmel among the prominent con tenders for the singles cup. A schedule for matches will be an nounced aB soon as arranged. GERVAIS Gervais, Or., Sept. 7. Pat Glei- rton, who was merated on for ap pendicitis nt St. Vincent's hos pital Tucfday by Tr. Brooks of Portland with Dr. Ilowd as assist ant, is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mm. Bill Coo ley and son of Silverton visited with the family of Wi Ilium Dowley nnd Mra. L. C. Garrett on Thursday. Miss Eva PoujHde is spending a few dis with Miss Sophia and Minnie Nibler. Mra. John ilenuy was visited by her brother, Frank Stouger, Portland. Airs. M. D. Helming and Amy llaru:ng motored to Portland, Friday, to viyit with Miss lUfdr. i tig's brother, who Is ill at St, Jq'-1 cent's hospital. , Irs. J. Sebeible relumed hmu'd from her few days' vilst at l'oj- I II II u , -. Portland FURNITURE AUCTION! Wednes., Sept. 9 1 :30 p. m. 533 N. 16th Street Watch Papers for Particulars MRS. SCHWAn. Owner F. N. W00DRY. Salem's Leading Auctioneer Phone 511 Not connected In business with any other Woodry. MARION Marion, Or., Sept. 7. George Stephens passcd-.l hroush Muriou, Wednesday morning with a car of Fran Bern's f!no show horses en' route to Spo'.aue, where they will open their 1925 season. Mr. Bcrg'F horses are in fine condition and should return with a number of prizes. They irlll be on the show- circuit until the latter part of No vcmber. Mrs. Elsie Pirkard was shop ping at the cnplial Thursday. Hubeit Danes has moved to Sa lem, where he Is now employed. Mrs. Albert Fennell and son were over from Lebanon, Friday. visiting with relatives and friends. Mr. nnd Mrs. II: Hansel twins- acted businc-a In Salem, Friday. Orval Doerfler Is homo from the Silverton loptInff camp for a shorl visit. Thomas Wrinn has a vory paln-J fnt Injury as tho result of a row kicking him In the face, breaking his left jaw. Miss Amy Thomas Is visiting with relatives In Portland this week. A. P. .T. J-af'ty and familv and Mr. Lafky'a fnlher. F. J. Lafky of Salem. vlKited nt tho M. O. Larky O. J. Mnlsan was visitor on Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Kiank Dfetch nnu mall daughter of Portland were all ntU: visitors of Mr. and Mrs. U Stevens. They stopped on their way home nfter spending several weeks m California. Mr. Dletch a former professor of the Ger- va's union high school. Mr. t.nd Mm. Fred Schlndler har thp sympathy of their frlendi by tho death of (heir 18 months old on. Mr. and Mra. James Clark and children and Mrs P. Evendev mo tored to McMinnville last Sunday to visit with relatirea. Mr. And Mra, Miller and Mrs. C. II Path Of Portland stopped to visit with Mra J. H. Cutsforth. Friday. Iter, and Mrs. J. F. Mathews re turned horn from their vacation. th fast wok, ! Mr. aad Mrs. R. A. linffe, who, havs been visiting with their iWriRhter and family. Dr. and Mr Hugh A. Dowd, for several dayi, MIW& VIANT ADS rem5 mssssm If yoir are in Ihe market for Tires it will pay you to get our prices. HEAVY DUTY BALLOONS CORPS Hughes for Vulcanizing Salem Vulcanizing . Works 474 Ferry. . Phone 364 farm near Junction City, Thurs day and Friday. Mr. .ind Mrs. B. W. Russell re turned lrom Oakriago, Saturday, where boy have beeu upending the summer camping. Mr. But! Mrs. A. Lnfter of Port land, Mr. and Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Cidvell of Salem were Sun day guests at the borne ot Mr. and Mrs. W. Houghton.. Mrs. J, Calavan and sons are picking hops at Independence. Mr. Calavun went over Sunday to spend the day with them. Mrs. C. B. Bouck went to Ore gon City, Sunday, .to visit her daughter, Carrie. SUICIDE IS IDENTIFIED A man who committed suicide here early in August and who had registered nt a local hotel as Will iam Sull'van has been Identified through a San Francisco bank as William Haunivar of that city. The Sau Francisco bank has ac knowledged receipt of $535 from Iltimiivar sent the day before ne altot himself on the bunk of the Willamette river here. A son from Sau " Francisco Is expected to ar rive today or tomorrow. Hnnnl var was 59 years old and had lived at a loal hotel for some time be-; fore his death. j Rome, Italy. Women without hip;h necked, long-Bleeved dresses are forbidden to enter the basilica of Santa Marlu Magglore, GLOVES AGAIN San Franesco, Cal., Sept. 7. AU waa in readiness today for thousands of fighting fans to something they have often read about bi'.t seldom seen, in action at leas: one Jack Dempsey, who takes the open air arena here this a i' torn on in au exhibition match. So far as tho champion Is con corned nothing is at stake but Mill Larue and Ed "Cowboy" Warner, who will try to stay two rounds each vilh Dempsey, muy feel differently about It. Atliiough several substitutions have been made on tho Labor day card which is being staged at the ball park, there still remains a number of rights that should bring out a classy brand of boxing. Lou Paluzo, Salt Lake City, lightweight, faces Tommy Cello of San Frn:icisco In the main event of ten rounds. Both boys havo an enviable list of victories to their credit. In the nc-mi-vrindup, also a ten round bc-ut, Phil Salvadore of Los Angeles meets Jack Silver, San Frnii'ilnco lightweight. New and Improved Disc Clutch That Requires No Lubrication. x , NEWTON CHEVROLET CO. High Street at Chemeketn, opposite Court House U-.V.V.'.V.V.V.VWAV.V.V.VAV.'.V.VA', o A7.V.V.V, iViViWiViV NEW TODAY THOMAS MEIGHAN:! VIRGINIA VALLI I twf.v.v.v.v,w,v.mv.w.mwAr.v.v.,w.v. i S ! c,iiS!&iaefei!B, til? S S 3 A EIKER'S GUARANTEED USED FORDS PRICED RIGHT TnE BLUE FRONT , Liberty and Ferry , Phone 121 Iff y ill f), i hi rJJ m V is? 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