Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, September 21, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TCTORT THE CAnTAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1925 ROBS SENATORS OF One decision by Umpire Senders In the el)ith Inning robbed -the Senators of a chance of tying or winning the ball game yesterday which the locals drooped by core ol 6 to 4 in a hard (ought, Interesting game. The Senators might not have won the game had the umplro made a different de elsion but he called Qulnn, pinch hitter tor Adolph, out at first when he had apparently beaten the throw by a foot. Kcene was already on first and would have been advanced to eccond. This uc- cision retired the side and the Sen ators went out in order In their half of the ninth. Both hurlers pitched excellenc ball. Carbarn was landed on in the eighth when the Albany play era came from behind to score four runs on four hits and take ths lead which tlioy bold For six Innings Barham had the visitors eating out of IiIb hand. He hart not allowed a run and only pne hit. In the seventh the visitor scored one run. Hobblus waB safe on Maples error and went to third on Patterson's double. This put a man on second and third with nu one out. Strictmeter was thrown out at first on a pictty play by l'roctor, Hobbins scoring and Pat tcreon being held at second. In the eighth the visitors took the lead. Stewart went out at first. .Turpin got tt single and wont to accond on a pasa ball. Wilkenson got a single and sent Turpiu to third. Mclleynolds singled and Turpiu scored. Wllkeusou going lo third. Hobbins wuh again wife on Maples error and the banes were loaded, l'attersou fanned. Strict meter came up with his second double of the game and scored Wilkenson, Mclleynolds and Hou bins. Heckcr fanned. The locals got two runs In the second frame on two hits and two errors. Keene wae safe on iicck- er's error. Hlneliart honied over the left field fence, scoring Keene ahead of him. One more tally crotsed the plalo In the third. Uouton wns safe when Hobbins dropped his hard liner; Proctor sent him to socund with a nice sac rifice; Maples got a hit through short and Houlon scored, Maples going to second on the throw-In; Keene went out ut first and then came nankin's- poor doclsion wllh Maples on third Helnhart I liable lo conect with one at any time and might of found ono t bid liking and brought Maples . serosa. The Senators' other run iame In the seventh frame. QulBonberry was safe nt first on Docker's rror. Ited lluper, Albany man ager, then sent in Dowllng to re place Hobbins In right field ami lent Rubhins lo second base. Up wards sacrificed (Jutaenberry lo 10' oiul and he scored on a nice long double by liouton, Turpin sent five of the Senators back to the bench via the strlne out route and Burhnm seven. Three of the strlkouts by Turkln were on Adolph. The aenalors aro going to Al bany next week and are In hopes of getting revenp.o for the defeat banded them yesterday. The summnry follows: Senators. A. II. It. II. P.O. A. n. ftouton as 4 1 Procter 2b 3 0 Maples .lb 3 0 Kcene rf-lb ....4 1 Iteinhart ef ... 4 1 Aduliih lb 3 n Quiscnberry 'If. .4 Edwards c ......8 Qulnn p . rt 1 33 1.0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 8 27 14 2 Albanv-Toledo. A.U. K. H. P.P. A. B. Wilksenson ss-4 112 4 McKeynolds lb3 Hobbins rt-2b..3 Patterson If ....4 Strictmeter 8 ..4 decker 2b 3 Baker 3b 4 Stewart c ........4 Turpin p 4 Bowling rf 1 0 0 Totals 84 6 0 27 11 Quinn batted for Adolph In 8th. Ashby ran tor Edwards In '2nd Bowling went to right flold In seventh when Hobbins went to second to relieve Meeker. Summary Home run, Helnhart two-base hits, liouton, Patterson, Strictmeter 2; pass ball, Edward; double plays, Heckcr to Mclteyn- olds, Wilkenson to Ilccker to Mc lleynolds; struck out, by Barham 7, by Turpiu 5; base on balls, off Barham 2; off Turpin 4; lacificu hits, Proctor, Edwards. Time of game, 2 hours. Umpires Hankln and Senders. 2 0 0 2 2 0 2 3 1 0 0 12 For Information About Railroad Trips Phone 727 OREGON ELECTIUC U ' n iliMiNr-- rYfrihiYiiiiffl i If you lire in the market for Tires It will pay you to get our prices HEAVY DUTY BALLOONS CORPS Hughes for VulrnnizinR Salem Vulcanizing Works 474 Ferry. Thone 364 Tilden Tennis Victor. Forost iillls, Sep. 19. (A. P.) William T. Tilden won tho na tional tonnis crown for the Blxth successive year by conquering hi veteran California rival, William M. Johnston, In a sensational bat tle. 4-6, 11-9, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3. Kugene, Or., Sept. 21. Patrol men, lookouts and firemen In tlx- ,'oAcade national forest have bem called in, due to the decreased fiiv hnzards. About 18 men are ef fected by the onlnr. ASSAULT CASE New York, Sept. 19. (A. P.) Arraigned before Magistrate Jean Norris, the only woman police, court Judge in the city, Alberto iiaccollnl, artistic director and conductor of the Boston civic opera company, today was held in $1,000 ball for further hearing October2 on a charge of felonious assault which resulted from a backstage fight last night in the .Manhattan op em bouse. The trouble followed a quarrel over payment of the chorus appearing in Bellini's "Norma." Frank Schurman, walking dele gate of the grand opera choral alliance, and complainant against Baccollni, did not appear In court. Magistrate Norris was told that one of Schurman's ears was nearly severed when he was knocked Into an ash can by Baccollni, Baccolini's lawyer explained that when Schurman asked Bac collni about payments for the chorus he was referred to a repre sentative of the opera company. Thereupon, Schurman called him Mar and struck him. Ilancnlini struck back. The entire company, stage hands and orchestra were soon Involved In the fracas. The opera performance was de layed an hour and Mile. Clara Jaconbo, president of the com pany and principal last night, became hysterical at the end of the first act and was replaced by another .singer. Leaving Tonite, Heilig E. P. W00DRY & SON Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers, pay cash for Used Furniture. Store 271 North Commercial. Office Phone 75 or Besidence Phone 1843-W L. T. Dick and L. M. Hum ODTNESE MEDICINE CO. 420 and 420 State St. Has wonderful Chinese reme dies which will euro any human ailment Including sldeache, headache, stomach, kidney trouble, male and fcmnle. If III consult ns at once. Dclny Is dangerous. Established 18 years In Sa lem, Oregon. Phone 28S Oregon State Fair September 28 to October 3rd FALL COATS Starts Tomorrow LON CHANEY in "The Unholy Three" HEILIG Hot Water Bottles ?2.50 Values at 98c This Week nt Schaefer's Drug Store Yellow Front Phone 197 135 N. Commercial St. The Penslar Store IS Armstrong's Linoleum In kitchen, bedroom, dining- room, or living room, linoleum saves you endless hours of hard work trying to keep your floors bright and clean. Armstrong's Linoleum is attractive In design and coloring, and add definitely to the beauty of your home. To be sure of getting genuine linoleum, look for the burlap back and to be sure it's Arm strong's, look for the Circle A trade-mark. No Extra Charge We will send a man out to measure your floors then we will cut and lay your Armstrongs without any extra charge. FurnitureAuction TOMORROW September 22, 1 p. m. 257 North Liberty St. Consisting of Mailable South Bend range; kitchen cabinet; 4 fir kitchen tables; 2 fall leuf tables; 6 oak dinners; oak ex tension dining table; ice box; auto trunk; clothes baskets; Opal range; kitchen cabinet; 7x9 linoleum square; oak buffet; oak dressing table; 2 fir chairs; 2 rockers; brass bed, spring and 40 lb. cotton mattress: Congoleum square; tapestry living room chair; library table; oak rocker; oak taberette; mantle clock Jardlnier; wicker reading atand; electric library lamp; oak extension table; willow hanging baskets; 6x9 Brussels rug; 9x12 Brussels rug; 6x9 Brussels rug; 2 hand painted vases; Iron bedstead and spring; oak rocker; fir dresser; commode; 10x14 rag rug; 3 hall rugs; reading stand; vanity dressing table; 9x12 wool and fibre rug; reading stand; chiffonier; Iron bed and spring and cotton mattress; hand painted oil lamp and vase; 9x12 Brussels rug; oak bed, spring and mattress; Ivory finish fir dresser; Ivory finish fir breakfast table; leather couch; commode; study table; oak library table; oak rocker; tapestry davenport; bed, spring and mattress; Iron bed, spring and mattress; oak dresser, oak rocker; oak reading stand; 9x12 Brussels rug; wash stand; electric hall tamp; 4 ft. stair carpet; S sheet-Iron heaters; 10x14 wool and fibre rug; 2 small rugs; 4 fir dressers; another leather seat oak rocker; electrical fixtures; cooking utensils; fruit jars; bed linen; 2 cord wood; 30 ft. hall carpet, and many other small articles. Be on time as this is an extra large sale, and will start at 1 o'clock sharp. Terms cash. Ste tlw big nd 1 No More Wash Days! P jITI 'I Do you own an EASY WASHER? Do you know the joy of facing wash day with ft smile realizing that the Easy Vacuum Washer has banished the work and brought a finer, better way to wash 7 The new Easy Washer is a masterpiece. By all means see the EASY. Free For a limited time one year's supply of soap with the purchase of each EASY WASHER, ! Electric Service Co. 221 South High Street, Salem, Ore. Phone 208 With All the Features Sponsored Correct One Special Group New $ Fall Models We Wftuld Like to Have Yon See Them You will be stylishly attired it you select one ot these coats. We show them In an ahunu ance of good styles In the popular colors as brick, rusk, blue, brown, black and novelty mixtures. You win De rascinatea Dy their good lines and trimmings ot fur on the collars and cuffs and some with fur around the bottom, others are strictly plain tailored mod els. Coats for the short, stout, for the tall stout, for the regular and Miss sizes lip lo 46 MRS. M. B. SHEPERD, Owner, 257 N. liberty St, F. N. W00DRY, Salem's leading Auctioneer Phone 511 F. N. Woodry pays cash for furniture. mWWm Kir We Are Prepared to Supply All Your Apparel Needs for the Coming Win ter Season SAL1C.M STORE 1(IU Stale Sued "CAN AND DO" PORTLAND SII.K SIlOl" 383 Alder Street See the JLl that I raoem floors ewj nterior Uecomtors Smart, NEW Designs in Armstrong's Linoleum Floors Now on Display YOUR local furniture or department store is showing smart new patterns in Arm strong's Linoleum Floors designs that interior decorators are using in the prettiest homes designs that will make your home more attrac tive. Sec them this week. ) See the new Jaspes in soft rippled grays, greens, blues, and browns. See the stunning new Handcraft tile patterns, inlaid in marvel ous tones of red, blue, green, and gray; the prim squares and bold blocks, hand-set in black and gray, black and cream, or various marbled effects. See these and many others before you refinish your old floors again. Laid right over your old floor Expert layers will cement your new floor right over your old one. The job can be done in a day; the result is a permanent, one-piece floor of enduring beauty. An occasional dust niopning keeps it clean. A once- or twice yearly waxing keeps it wear-proof. 1 Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleum for long wear- lf t a kf.aiif iAil nu pattern only oneot 171 Armstrong dcsjfms. la a ratal This bedroom fioor u Jrmilrong'j Jaspe Linoltum 1 Free New Book by Hazel Dell Brown Everyone who plans a room or a home should have this new book. Contains many helps on in terior decoration. Illustrated in full color. Just ask. on a post card, for "The Attractive Home How to Plan Its Decoration." At tlie riht u 1 beautiful moulded inlaid mm only oneot 171 Armstrong (ksj&it. all Armstrong's Inlaid Linoleum the Dattfm gocj dear through to the burlap Dark, insuring a life time of wear. These fjood-to-.ook-at de ignt in Armstronit't Inlaid Linoleum nnp from beautit'itl plain colors, in toft, toe How tonei, to t hking multicolored eftccti. Designs to 1 complete any color 1 scheme to com pie- 1 ment any style of furniture. ( MomUsJ Inlaid No. 5432 RitH, rrinitd Rt At. S6 Armstrong s Linoleum Rugs, many sizes, easy to clean Here you see a Rood-looking, long-wearing AnuAtronfi'i Linoleum Rug. These rufrs come in inlaid and printed patteras-Al ways be flat; low in price; alwaysAmutrong quality. -ht) Siiiiii ianafaR lflll$r ilmSraml For an Economical floor Armstrong's Printed Linoleum Below is an attractive, colorful pattern in Armstrong's Printed linoleum. It comes in a dainty llue, with neat white intrrlincrs and gray medallions; also in a soft pray, with white interline and blue medallions. There arc 81 other patterns just as pretty. Select Arm strong's Printed Lino leum for upstairs rooms, attics, pan triesor wherever Jou want a pretty, urahle, economical Boor. An easy-to-walk-on and easy to dean fluor. Armstrongs Printtd 'noUum, Pattern A'o. 7100 Armstrong Cork Company, Makers of Cork Products since 1S60 Linoleum Division Lancaster, Pennsylvania 1 Seattle Office 803 Terminal Sales Building Armstrongs Linoleum for Evety FloorJn the House PLAIN - INLAID JASP PRINTED CIRCLE A (radr-moA on Linoleum Week This event was planned so that you may become ac quainted with the beautiful, new designs in this charming modern flooring. Our newly arrived shipment include smart tiles and blocks for the kitchen; colorful figured de signs for the bedroom, soft rippling Jaspes for the living and dining-rooms and for the bedrooms, too. Marble ef fects for the hall, charming handcraft tiles for the sun porch. The splendid quality of Armstrong's inlaid and print ed Linoleums makes them the most economical as well as the most beautiful and easy-to-:are-for floors you can have. Bring the measurements of one of your rooms, we'll tell you at what moderate cost you can have these delightful floors laid in your home. ye also feature this week: Armstrong Linoleum Rugs Cheerful, good-looking pat terns,., a liberal variety to choose from. These Rugs lie smooth and flat. They are waterproof, and immune to ordinary household accidents. Thev bring the charm of color and design to your floors at low cost. Their wearing qualities are remarkable, sizes 6x9, 7.6x9, 9x10.6, and 9x12. Our prices are never high. Chambers & Chambers Fair week is almnt hpre how about that new bed, spring and mattress. We have them at the right price and the quality is always right. Chambers Chambers