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Newspaper Page Text.MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1927 PAGE SIX THE CAPITAL JOURNAL S,...EL;. OREGON SENATORS SHOW STRONG IN SEASON'S FIRST WORKOUT YANNIGAN GAME OF FIVE INNINGS ENDS IN 2 ALL TIE AIIlKMih the S;ilfin Senator Were out fur the first practice yes terday jifurnn.n th-y luokod ex ceptionally food In the Initial prac tiee and cave promi.K of being one of tlif Rtr'iimcst t'-anm rnicud In tho City f.f 1'uril.ind l-at;uo this mimrnfr, playing almost miiJ-wn-non ball for fivo Innings with the fcc.ive ending 2 to 2. More than eii'iurh players turned out to make up tho two trams ami everything pninlK to cum of ihP h-.t banehall y-ais in tin- history of Sa lem. Tin' other cluhy entered have Ipi cal het ei) (nirrlhrr strong com binations, iiiMiring fans of fast hall li tile wiy. I'onr I'lu li'-rs Heady Pah-in a:i"-"H to ho string in th( twirling l.r.itM h with li.il llJllil, liusv-ell. Ashl.y and Meyers ami With the oiher p.-irt m n!s i-ipinl-ly Hlrmv.- It h prt-dirteil that the KenatoiH will finish at the tup or at least ilone to that position. The K(-h((lule as announced Kit tird.iy afternoon is tin f'inw: ; Only Hie first two rounds have been announced, the final round to be announced after riroppin; of the wealifrt rlub. a decision that was reached nL the last nieeling of the malingers. At that meet Ins t( was decide. 1 io drop the hint two el u hit, hut fljieo the Cycolg dis banded anil left only seven club? to play it out. there will be only one team dropped. It was said However, i umnr bus it that the Herniation Cash JierUter company of I'oiil.inil. will gather a fast nine nnd will Fi"'li enhance to th league lit tonight's meet ins In Portland. If so (he Sal- m H'ln-diiie will open on April 3 an h'i- schedule. The Si'lKiltik April n MoniiiviHa vs. Nicola i l!t MontaviH-: St. Johns VS. Wood Block nt Wall Street; Mount Seed vs. Woodnon of the World Ktmlall nation; bye vs. Salem April 1 Mi hi la villa vs. Salem nt Salem; Nicoli Vs. St. Johns n Columbia park : Mount Scott v bye; U'ood:(nek vs. Woodman o the World at Wood-Mu lt. April 1 7 Monl:i ille vs. Wood of the World at Montaville; Nicola i vs. Salem; St. Julius vs. bye; M Hint Scott vs. Woodstock at Kendall statimt. April - 1 -M mii t:i villa vs. Wood stock nt M'miavilhi; Nicoli vs. Mt Scott at Columbia park; St. Johns vh. Salem :it Salem; b vs. Wood-nM-n of the WorM. May 1 M-miavilla vs. Mt. Scott tit Kendall station; Nicoli vs. bye; St. Johns vh- Wood ma n of- the WorM at Wall street; Woodstock . Sabni at Salem. May K Monm ilia vs. St. Johns at Vaushn street; Ntcdi vs. W men of the World nt Columbia pirk; Mount Scolt vs. Salem; bye VS. Woodstock. May !f. Montavilla vs. bye; Ni coli vs. ViMNlstock at Columbia; St. Johns vs. Mount Seoit ut Kendall station; Salem vs. Woodmen of the World tit Salem. May i: Mon la villa, vs. Nicoli at ViiUghn street; St. Johns vs. Wood Stock nt Wall street; Mount Scott vs. W liio-n r.f the World at Ken dall station; by,, vs. Salem. June T. Moiitaville vs. Salem nt FaU-m- Nicoli . St. Johns at Walt street; Mnint Scott vs. bye; W block vm. Woodman of the World at Woodwork. June 11'-Moiilnille vs. Wood men of the World at Moiitaville Nicoli vs. Salem nt Salem: St. Johns vs. bye; Mount Scott vs. Woodstock nt Kendall slat ion. June 1 it Mont ii villa vs. Wood Stock at Woodstock! Nlcolal vs. Mt. Hen it at Kendall station: St. Johns vs. Salem at Vaughn street; bye vs. Woodmen of the World. Juno 2fi Monltivilta vs. Mt. Scott At MoiitawM.i; Nicolal vs. bye; St. Johns vs. Woodmen of the World St Wall street; Woodstock vs. Sa lem nt Salem. July 10- .Xbrn'.-ivMla vs. St. Johns At Vaughn street; Nlcolal vs. Wood men of the W ot Id tit ColuniMa park; Mount Scott vs. Salem at lem; bvo vs. Wo"lMo, k. July 17 Mmitavilla vs. bye; NI rolal vs. Woodstock at Woodstock; Ht. Johns vs. Mount Scott at Wall Street: Salem vs. Woodmen of the Wurld at Sibiu. comi: i i:tm xi.sin. YalKiiz. tu., March :i.-Mr. nnd Mrs. (leorKft W. liner of I'ortland Were week-end KiieM-i nt the O. K. I'owell resbb-ncf. Mr. Walker Is IwinaKcr of the John A. Koeldlnp A Sons company. Don't Be Hard Hit Others before you hav rome back from n iicjiiinn to find t he liom red uced to nhes nnd hard lilt by nn nlmott ti t ai ;lde Ko need for you to be caucht that wnjr, ltefore you kh hw.iv, or even lietter, come to us today nnd let us fix you up wtlh fhe and acci dent Insurance mid play sntfe. The annual premium Is well within your means. WARREN F. POWERS Life Cnmidlty Fire 219 U. S. Hank UIiIk. Phone 007 Dartmouth Takes Steps To Sound Out Athletic Reforms of President Hanover. X. If., March 21. .T1) The Darlhniouth athletic council today took steps to sound opinion in intei collegiate football circles on revolutionary plan of re ford pro posed by i'ie:odent Kriiest Martin I'opl.inK. He t-ii--yi d limitation of play- is on varity tennis to members of the sophomoio and junior clauses. lie would pjve each college two var sity teams for major cam's, arid would have- Ml coaching hi the mauds of umb r pradutil es. e wrote Lemuel c. llodj;l:Ins of Worcr ,tei-, Mas:;., heurt i f the conn- ;l, that the tendency of his puk ;e.slions would be "to puararuee hat anticipation in cdkc,e p;iorl i' ould l. more compP'tely re;:iu-i d to c..li :-e vm.p ins iii' id' iitaily i playing fm.tball, than to perjx iu-; a fon-litnm whncin at every i tlo-ie iire at e;iM ;i f. W m,-n who an in i-.;iit simply aihl'-tic I i'leaieiitailv aiieiuint; colli se. I The 1 tar l no.ut h lo ad, w!io wns ' FOUR CF EVERY FIVE FANS FOR REFEREE PLAN A poll conducted lat week by the Capita? Journal nnd which clos ed Saturday nfi'-rnoon. revealed the fact that the majority of flslic fan." are slrony in favor of ren dering of ilecisions by the referee alone in bouts In S-b-m. where i has been proven that judges are I it compel nt. Though not n mr-ny sent in tln-ir ballots as was hoped enou;;h were lent in to show that the jud:;iiij,- syjdem was not Approved. 1'inal slntuHni? was: Itcfcrcc 40 .liiild'i II! One fi;:hl Tan pen' in ftio fullow intr comment Willi hi ballot; "Fewer draws are awarded by a dnKle ofiiei;, ;,nd the customer stands a mueli belter i bann e of K''t- lin his moneys wortli. PULLMAN ACROBAT. 72. SCORNS LOWER BERTH West. rIHe uhio --,7i - The ror puleiu traveling sab-stun unlacing a shoe In I,"Wt r Thiee emits a ;:asp. tlie hnnd of the timid lady n cross the way fibs to her mouth to smother n screa m. while t he por ter hurries down the nile with a ladder. Ur. Howard H. ltus.sU. 72 -year-old founder nnd fust Keenral sup erintendent of the Anti-Saloon In- U e, nrul J'ullinan car gymnast ex- traordinaiy, is I'liteiint; his upper berth f'-r a tuiei niclu s rest. In spile of his ;u;e and bis task f traveling more than iO.Om) miles ,i year nt his Work. lr. llus.scll al ways takes an Upper berth and dis lains the pm tei s ladder a means of ascent. A firm frrasp on 1 lie eilut-s of two beiilis, a convul sive IJcl; or two, anil he Is in his spaei and pray hair Is no reason for botloiito; (he porter. Since he organized the A nil -Saloon I .' auire in iln-t hn, ( diio. In IKiKJ, I r. Iliiwll h:is traveled more than n milli 'n miles in the I'nitcd :-lates and fifteen Kuropi-an coun tries. I'rohibition. be savs, Is here to stav, -ind "easier to enforce every d.;y." WOODBURlfATHLETES GIVEN THEIR LETTERS Wood hunt. M. Mart h St. At the regular sMuIcti! bo.ly meeting nt Woodbiirn bih seliool on Friday .(tterrooti basket bait letter were iwaidcd to revett of the pl..-.s b the st ii. lent bodv president. Wln- leld Atkmon Those ncelvirn; let -ern wr Walter Itomhol'f, Curlls liet?. I'.ili'-mo Allen, lies C.tirison. I l.n i v sums, i:..:-it Scott and Fl- nier K 'a mo. Follow ttm t he pre- seti'atbtn of the b-ltcr nil tu'erest im: program was j:tven hv thj pu pils of the Favt Side s. ho.d. Breaks up Colds Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets An effective tablet that will affoid ) mi relief fi - fc erishne.vs. in ii scalar pains and headache W hich in eonipa n v a Laxative Aspirin Cold Tablets frees you from the fever I" lines and headaches Hint n ceo in p, my no ninny colds. They nto give tone to the stomach. Hold only at the Hev.iU Wore. 25c PERRY DRUG STORE (Tinriuate manager of the Greens' athletics 2 5 yeais ao, declared lift proposals had be n Ki -'d ually de veloped by friendly associate!, rnjst ft wliom tiro foiiner football play ers. Admitting that no shu;Ie eolleqe could of its. if radically transform the existent evils of the K'imes, 1 !' .shlent Hopkins suee-ited that a start mirzht be mm.li-, if, without orvanizat irn, a limited number of e"lle,-es In the east should accept the general specifications, Har vard. Vale, Cornell, 1'rineeton, riins.vlvania and Jtrown were n-tioneil f.s posHiblu com pon- ents of the grouj) beside J Jart- 'iitth. He Haul that !'. hough be did not 1 feel that tlio worst tliat had bfen lllopod against c"lle:;n ftMti,ail wa-i n'o.isinly ti Ue "tendencies toward iP'ch com! iLn ns .'i re more rapid ha u cue iii only rei-o;-ni:ad, and 1 believi; uem -ally .uppo.ii l among its frieltds." JOHNSON BIOS FOB PITCHING RECORD Walter Johnson. -.tartiiiK his 21st season as a piteh 'r in the Arneri L'a n league, inav yet eijual or stir- p-tss the record of I entoii T. O ' ) Voiin', . w ho foi -1! ye;u-s served pitcher. Vntinp-, how a v r. ilayed in both the Arner. i. -an and Xatbml leagues w nil? Johnson 1km beer, in thrt sain" le.'iLVie and on the same club throughout, Johnson .adn'il Washington in 1!0 7 and has been there ever since. STATZ GOLF CHAMP . OF BASEBALL CAMPS St. JVtersi.n,- t March 21. t't't IJaseball i iiampion i;oft rs is Arnold S'az, n -w outfielder of the Cronkl;. n Kol.ins. A ppmpriatciy cnon-ii pis nicKtianie is "Jiyier," alter a Kolf club with w hich he get nniazir results. 1 lie baseball world forgot the na tional pas'ime yesterd ay, for a poll torn naiiient at the Jungle Countrv ihib. Stat:-, shot n 3D-10-7 9 in the morninsr to rle.n up everythir.i- In sisrht. Anions the vanquished were .stun favorites as Sam like, Wash ington outfielder, with two 4 (la, i:pp;i liiey, leiiRlhy (Mur-liinat.i hurler. Da:y ance of the Kohtns nnd flot isp :oliu of the Senators, all hoasiiiii; bo s. SC0TT8 MILLS Mr. nnd Mrs. fllen Hilton, who hnve been away from here for serue time woi kinji .are moving bai k to their home. Sixteen Oil Fellows from here at tended the visitation at tho I. O. (). I, meeting lit W'ocdbuin recently. All reported n good piograiu nnd a good lime in general. Mr. and Mrs. I. 11. Ilrnn-;her an-.l lioyd Thomas of Salem visited witn Mr. nnd Mrs. Ingoal Kdlan I, The ladies aid of the fhrlstfun church here gave a food pHle and stamped art ;;o)d,s sale Saturday. Mrs. Ufn Thonihs and danuhtcr, Kdtin, hfHnl the week-end !r. Salem Hitirg and thopping. Monm T lI.I.AS Independence. March J 1. Mrs. J. ti. MrlnPMh, Mrs. A. I. lavid sn and Mr. and Mrs. IV L. Hedges composed n parly which motored to Ha lias Saturday, HinliT:ii the day visiting friends. Mount to roitn.WD Iiub-pi lob nce, March "1. Ir. and Mrs. II. W. Heal and daughter, I.ois, molored to I'ortland Sunday lo spend tln day with their oji, Maui ice. Spray Materials Xow is the time to spray. Wc have a complete stock of all the various pre pared sprays as well as the different ingredients if you want to njake your own spray. (Had to advise you what to use if you are in doubt. FERTILIZERS A large selection of the Commercial Mixed Fer tilizers for all purpose? ns well as nil the different fertilizers, iuclmlinjr Sheep Guano, Bone Meal, Hlood Meal, Nitrate of Soda, Supcrphospate, Muriate of Totash, More Crop and Ked Steel UratiHs. It Surely Ta.vs to Fertilize LAND PLASTER A lii'tin Riade land plncter ta the right price, quality considered FERTILIZER LIME A specially prepared limes for fertilizers. Fine for moss in your lawn. I'sed on many crops D. A. White & Sons Phone ICO 2G1 State Street ART HUMPHRIES BATTLE, BELIEF Ilaithii'dt are predicting that Ar: Humphries, the I-Jverett , A'ash , fighter who is scheduled to rrue. Ad Mackie, I'ortland, In the 10 round miln event In the Balem urmory Wednesday niyht, will carry away the derision, cither by t: knockout or decision, though ?nos: of the fans are said to be stlc-kim; nb-ns with the I'orthinder due to his recent shotting here oahiL;'. AIHe Taylor and Tommy O'iiik-n. At nny rule the' battle otitjht to be worth wtina-slnf- for Matchmak er Hurry l'laiit has iiointed out that the two fighters will be nilxin:; It ip for the l'itcific coast feat'uer '.eitht ti: If. Mackie defending his !aim and Humpluics challen.-ins! t. Jluwewr, Mackie has only a laiui and the victor would on'v have t h it ritht. havintr no clr-nr title to it. Mackie bases his rit,l:t to the tale by virtue of over Itabe Jierinan. victory Humidires, thouf-h hut CO years of H'4e. Iihs engaged in about 70 fi;;hts ince first entering the rin?? A complete serapbook shows that he has won 18 via the K. O. route, 30 decisions, one victory on a foul and 14 draws. He has Just seven of the 70 fights, an impressive rec ord to say the least in considering that the Canadian has met the hont of thorn in his class. Mackie, too. is well known by nil of the close followers and since he has shown a vUIin-nt-sa to trade punches rather than pimply pile up points by coi:norinK he has become quite popular and promoters nil over Oregon have been set-kins his name to the doited line. nenny Pelz, the fichtlnq musi cian nnd former newsboy, wns giv en the ciianee to tnnpie with the veteran .M.t kie. but demanded a sum that was exorbitant jnd wa? not pressed further. However, .the little ".lew" wasn't very anxious to take the leap, apparently thinking that Mackie was a little too much. Harry Hansen, Maekie's handler, w of the opinion that Humphries will bo the toughest opponent that Mackie has been signed to meet sine i tie boxing instructor re entered the tins: nnd thinks that Ad will have to call upon all of his reserve cunning In order to st fc win. In the special six-round s-'m! windup between Al Sharp and Jack Uavis. the fans will get a fiph tthit will be as good as the main event, it was said. The rest of the pre liminaries keep pace with thee two at'illar events, amateurTeards RUIN PROFESSION Hollywood, Cal. oP) "Wliisker ed amateurs from the middlewesl are rausiiig the professional beard ed men of Hollywood grave ant. ic iv. There are about a hun Ired old gentlemen in the film colony who l ave been living on their beards. Their carefully Cultivated chin adornments formerly assured them regular and remunerative work be fore the camera, nnd their calling was not without dignity, Lately, however, retired farm ers from the West have been throw inif their beards on the market. These amateurs do not need the money they earn, say the profes sionals, but their willingness to lease their whiskers at cut rates ,iut for the fun of working in the pictures is threatening to run an honorable profession. vi;i:k-i:.m ;i i:sts Independence, March 2 1 . Mr. and Mis. I'. C. Korsythe and chil dren of Salem, were week end guest at the home of Mrs. I'or Tvth's parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. F. ITCHING SCALP is on of the most annoying forms of hair and scalp troubles. Al most instant relief found in NeojbroVHerpicide Drugf tl ! It - fUrhera pl'ly it. 1927 BASEBALL ALPHABET IS TOR DAUff? WHO WILL TAKE AN ANCIENT BUT GOOD RICHT, ARM TO THE PITCHING MOUND FOU DETROIT. MAINTAIN PLACE Salem gunners turned In a per fect scoro In the strtte telecranhlc shoot yesterday and maintained .;econd place In tlie standings with nine victories and one defeat, win ning over The Dalles, 75 to GS nnd Med ford 75 to 74. The Bend trap artists also turned In a score of 7" and kept their record clean. s:l!l topping the rest of the club with 10 wins and no lo?es. As expected the Mcdford scaler gunners save f-'ulem Its keenest competition, mis-sins by but one bird a chance for a tie. Pendleton. Salem, Heppner and Ilend were the clubs that went straight In yes terday's shooting- J't'pene. I'ort land, Echo, Coi u I lie nnd Medfordl missed joining the perfect score rv by just one turret. Salem trappers who went sLralght were Charlea Allison, Frank Hiber nian and Lawrence Imlah. Nex'. Sunday tho locals will go to E i Kene to compete in the ftve-toam Hhoot, also aliootlng their weekly (elegraphic shoot. SILVERTON GUARD MEETS PHILOMATH Sllverton, March CI. Company ' of Silverton basket ball team will plar philomath at Philomath this comins Thursday evening at re inrn game. The first game which was played here was iron by the Sllverton team by a very large score. Try a Journal Want Ad - f . . y- t- 1 . jit W . v I v oK The Captivating Voice of the Delightful Actress, Alice Brady B- preference she smokes Lucky Strikes Lucky Strikes are mild and mellow the finest cigarettes you ever smoked. They are made of the finest Turkish and domestic tobac cos, properly aged and blended with great skill, and there is an extra process in treating the tobacco. "It's toasted" no harshness, not a bit of bite. It's BOSTON RED SOX LOOK TO LEADER FOR NEEDED PEP New Orleans. La., March 21. T, '. The Boston Jt d Sax are off on a i personally conducted personality campaign. If they get anywhere in baseball It will be directly due to the personality of William F. Car i igan, who has returned to the scenes of his former triumphs, a it er an nbsence of ten years, In an effort to get lioston out of List place in the American league. Till! Carrlpan hns personality phis nnd he has Instilled a spirit In the lied Sox tiiey have not known in recent years. The players training here now are practically the cth leterg who went through the mo tions here a year ago but they do not look the same. Manager Carnvan who says that lie litis not seen more- than 30 games In the ten years of his re tirement, having returned to the mme, has come back with a vim which has proved eonl.ififoiia. The It.-d Sox are lui.itHng now. How far they can go remains to be seen but a casual spectator at the practice periods can se there In smoke In the crmip which may break into fire as the season starts. The team of necessity will be much the same as that of last year with one depart men t noticeably strengthened. The club promises to get some good catching. Fred Hoffman, formerly of the Yankees, lias returned to the majors after a May at St. Paul and with trover Hartley, veteran major leaguer but .ill a good received and fair hitter, will do the catching. The only con test behind the bat is for the po-l-Con of third catcher. Clifford Knox, who had a trial with Pitts burgh, seems to be the best pros pect. ALIENS ARE HOSTS Amity. March 21. Tie v. and Mrs. IT. H. Allen entertained at their home Friday evening in honor of .Mr. nnd Mrs, William Cox, who left for their new homo in Lebanon Sat urday. The evening was spent in music, various games and social conversation. A dainty luncheon f ice cream and cake was served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. William Cix. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. F. Ford. Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Howard and the host and hostess. sins. i aj; i ll iiF.riF.n Amity, March II. Mrs. Grace Farwell. who was operated on for appendicitis In the McMinnville hopiral recently. Is doing nicely and hopes to be back a; her place in the A. L. Uurr restaurant here in a feur weeks. toasted i our lhroat Protection PRINGLE Mr. and Mr J. M. Coburn and fumily went to Albany, Sunday, to visit Mr. Coburn'i parent. Mr. and Mr. William Setwert had quit a bad auto accident In Salem on Friday TenIn(c while driving on Court street. Their car wa struck by another car, badly wrecking Mr. Selwerf new Ford. Mrs. Seiwert had aeveral rtbs broken which cause her consider able pain, while Mr. Belwert was forttunate in escaping without nny serious harm. . and Mrs. William Propst vis ited in Independence, Sunday. i.-.ifi r aL- ha returned from Oregon City and will assist his fa ther in furm work lor an inueiiniie lime. The Prlngle Sunday school 1-s i-Aiino nn m fitiA rorord of attend ance and collection. Many new ones nre entering and tlie wont la pro gress ing nicely under the leader ship of Mr. Wright, who drives out from Salem each Sunday to act as fMipei iiilcndent. VISITS IX AM1TT.T Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Kuhns of Multnomah, spent the week end In Amity with Mrs. Kuhn's sister, ilis. Minna Brown. Piano Bargain $.100 Klngbury used $285. $.F down a month. Geo. C. Will Music House. 432 State St., Salem. Estab lished 48 years. FRUIT TREES We have a full line of fruit and nut trees. Call and see us before buying Cherry City Nursery R. W. Mathis, Prop. Opposite Postoffice on State Street Office Phone 2G05 Res. Phone 10F4 Ladd & Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 1SG8 General Banking Business Offic Hours from ti My Whn la NwYork yfm art rWi. ally uwiud t. M i, L-rJl Stnkn Bnadwa, and 45th Sired. FLUE CAUSES FIRE Woodburn, Or., March It.-A fire at th Freeman horn on th old Casey place northeast of towa gave the fir company a practlc run yesterday morning. Th blaz was caused by a defective flue and was extinguished before th arrlral of the company, th only damage being a hole In th roof. Kimball Piano Iiargaln $425 model used a llttl. Now priced $240 $5 a month. Geo. C. Will Music House, 432 Stat St., Salem. Established -4S years. This Is For You 'i Many lipes have been saved by the use of Chi ropractic Adjustments after being all run down by the persistent use of Drugs. Is this your case? If so it will pay yu to consult a Chiropractor at once and ask him to give you a Neurocalometcr reading. Remember the Neurocalometcr locates nerve pressure. ChirS praclic Adjustments re move nerve pressure. Neurocalometcr readings by appointment only. Dr. O.L.Scott Phone 87 25G N. nigh St. 10 a. m. lo S p. m, tvqrfc on the stage may appear easy to an audience but, as a matter of fact, it is verystrenu ous. Noiv and then I indulge in a ciga rctte for relaxation and pleasure. I use Lucky Strikes, as I find they not only protect my voice but afford me the greaU est amount of genu ine enjoyment"