Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, May 21, 1932, Page 3, Image 3

SATURDAY. MAY 21. 1932
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Complete Republican Returns from E Precincts in Marion County
PltHS. FOR V. S. SENATOR FOB COXGRKSS SEC. ST. TREAS. ATTY. GEN.
. STATE RETitESEXXATIVE
MS. ATT'X COUNTY COM.
COUNTY SHERIFF
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Knglewood 72 82
Turner 78
Marlon 28 12
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SALEM GOLFERS
DEFEAT EUGENE
IN EXTRA MATCH
Salem and Pars Rose high schools
vent Into the finals of the state golf
championships Friday afternoon
when Salem beat Eugene high and
Park Rose eliminated West Linn in
the semi-final over the Salem Golf
club course.
As was predicted Salem and Eu
gene had a battle royal with the
two squads finishing the first 18
holes even up with six points each
In the playoff Salem came through
to win 3 to 1.
The Park Rose-West Linn contest
was not quite so strenuous with Park
Rose taking 7 '4 points while West
Linn secured 5's
semi-finals were:
SAt.M
Oroves l'a
Vincent 1
Utter '
Cline 3
PARK ROSE
l.illl 1
Hofer 3
Denhart 3
Hunt
Plavoff:
SALEM
Groves 1
Vincent 1
Utter "4
Clint i
Scores in the
EUGENE
Leal l'a
Milllgan 2
Wood 2'i
Ftench 0 '
WEST IJN
Wanker 9
D. Batchelor 0
Swope 0
W. Batchelor 2'i
EUGENE
Leal 0
Milllgan 0
Wood '
French I,
FABER TO COACH
AT ASHLAND HIGH
Don Faber, a senior In physical
education at Willamette university
has been selected to coaeh athletic
teams at Ashland high school be
ginning next fall. Faber appoint
ment Is contingent upon his being
able to master a course In mechani
cal drawing. He plana to do this
work at Oregon State during the
summer.
Faber was appointed over a long
list of candidate! for the position,
Including many outstanding ath
letes. Faber has been outstanding In
athletics at Willamette, his career
in football having been cut short
when he sustained a broken leg
during a game at Albany. He has
starred on the track and on tlx
basketball court.
Bght Oerman guns placed In the
custody of Hackney, England, In
1919. were recently told a scrap
metal for 840 and the money given
to the Earl Half Memorial Homes
Fund.
Umbrella Remaking
Business in Slump
Petersburg. Ind. (IP The um
brella mending business isn't what
it used to be, and it s all because
of automobiles, says Thomas Sny
der, 80, on a visit here.
Snyder formerly was a sailor,
and held a Queen Victoria mari
ner's license. He left the sea 37
years ago and started repairing
umbrellas. He returns here In
frequently, but said he would be
back to celebrate his 100th birth
day anniversary.
ABIQUA RECEIVES
RAINBOW TROUT
Mt. Aniel Officers of the Mt.
Anzcl sportsmen's club assisted in
the planting of the first load of
trout for the Abiqua river. This load
consisted of 10.000 rainbow trout
measuring from four to twelve Inch
es in length.
A peculiar feature of the Rainbow
trout, according to Ernest Anacher,
superintendent of the Roaring river
hatchery, who was here to assist in
the d anting. Is that tney vary in
length, and that the fish In this
load were all the same age.
The smaller or scrub fish are
eaten by the larger ones and, ac
cording to Anacher, a general av
erage of fish that will survive from
a 2000 fish planting is estimated at
about 200.
Owing to the short open season
on the Abiqua this year. April 15 to
July 18. no more fish will be receiv
ed until after the closing date. Dur
ing the fall months as many plant
ings of Cutthroat trout as well be
possible to secure, will be made.
The Mt. Angel sportsman's club
report that starting next year more
fish will be available for local creeks.
These will be largely cutthroats.
At a mass meeting of spotrsmen
held hee last fall It wa voted to
ask the game commission to close
Ablaua. Butte and silver creeu cur
ing the summer months when the
water was at low stage. This was
done to prevent these creeks from
being cleaned of fish, and to aid
in properly re-stocking them.
Fort Worth. Texas ttP) It wasn't
Eve who ate the Biblical apple in
the Garden of Eden. It was Mr.
Adam, Dr. H. A. Ironsides, Chicago.
explained In a lecture here. The
name Eve was conferred on her lat
er, by Adam himself, Dr. Ironside
said.
Monmouth A delegation of Mon
mouth women are in Albany for the
two day meeting of the annual, con'
rentton of the Oregon Federation
of Garden club. Mrs. J. 8. Landers
of this place and Mis Id Mae
Smith are the Monmouth rr prase n
tatlve.
COPS HOT ON
BANDIT TRAIL
Topeka, Kan. (LP) When the word
goes around that Charles Arthur
Pretty Boy" Floyd Is in town, any
police department In the southwest
brings out Its best arsenal equip
ment and puts the most courageous
members of the force on the assignment.
For the officers know It's no Idle
boast "Pretty Boy" always is ready
to shoot on the slightest provoca
tion.
So when Clark Young, alert mo
torcycle officer, reported "Pretty
Boy" was in town, and called for
reinforcements, the response was
something of which peace-loving
Topcknns might well be proud,
Right down Kansas avenue. To-
peka's Broadway, seuttled such an
array of arms and men as Virgil
never sang of. They blocked traffic
at the town's busiest intersection.
Up Kansas avenue went a car
bearing a youngster, who, Young
swore, was Floyd's counterpart. Be
hind It screeched four police cars,
bristling with guns. The lead car
had a license pint from Oklahoma,
the state where Floyd has been hid
ing.
When the car turned a corner so
the withering gunfire would mow
down fewer Innocent by-standers,
the bluecoat threw a motor cordon
around it. The young man therein
and his girl friend were scared out
of a year s growth.
Sergeant Alvln Murphy poked a
wicked looking automatic nt the
young man and In his best police
voice ordered, "Hands up and don't
shoot." Floyd is known, too, for
shooting first and asking questions
later, If he tarries to interrogate.
Cornered, the suspect was not at
all bashful about admitting that he
was one Carl A. Rett, employe of a
Topeka weekly paper.
His only resemblance, he hastened
to add. to Floyd was that he came
from Oklahoma and was driving a
car with that state's license tag.
BOY FIDDLE CHAMP
Humblrd, Wis., (IP) A 13-year-old
frecked faced faim boy is champion
fiddler of three Wisconsin counties,
although he never ha had a violin
lesson and cannot read a note. Wil
son O Leary won the championship
of Wood. Clark ind Marathon coun
ties after walking nine mile to
Neusvllla from his farm home.
West Union, la., (LP) The wed
ding ring of Mrs. Charles Wolf.
lost 47 year ago, ha been located
In time for the won goiaen wea
dine anniversary. Lost while Mrs.
Wolf was working In a field three
yean after her marriage, the ring
was turned up under a plow piloted
by John Wenthold. who recognlred
the inscription on the gold band.
Cincinnati Fighting To
Remain In 1st Division,
Giving Cubs A Battle
Rv Associated Press
The Cincinnati Reds, fighting to maintain a foothold in
the National league's first division, are giving the pace set
ting Chicago Cubs one of the grandest battles of the young
season In their series at Rcdland .
then the explosion. Two run and
victory rode in on High's smashing
triple.
The loss cut Chicago's advantage
to two games over the Boston
field.
The Reds pulled a 3 to 2 decision
out of the fire in 11 rounds yester
day after losing in 12 the previous
afternoon.
Andy High was the hero of the
latest thriller. Two were out, two
on base and Chicago one run ahead
when High was Inserted as a plnch
hltter in the 11th. Lonnie Warncke,
Cubs' sensational young pitcher,
Braves, who were achieving a 10 to
0 triumph over the Phillies. "Huck
Bett. 33 year old "rookie ', ylaideo
five hit In winning hLs fifth
straight. Wcs Schulmerlch ham
mered two home runs.
Larry French of the Pittsburgh
Pirates blanked the Cardinals, 5 to
0. on two hits. Paul Waner blast
ed four rousing doubles at the ex
pense of Derringer and CarleVon.
The New York Giants climbed Into
fifth place as they battered Vance
from the box in the eighth and de
feated Brooklyn, 9 to 4.
L?fty Gome pitched deadly ball
In the pinches to beat Washington
6 to 3. and keep the Yankees on
top in the hot American league
race.
The Athletics ran up their fourth
straight victory and Rube Walberg
his first of the season at Boston's
cxpetve, 6 to 1.
Wesley Ferrell shook off a hoodoo
as the Cleveland Indians outsluegrd
St. Louts, 11 to 7. He had to have
relief but was credited with the
victory.
Detroit got to Vic Frasler for two
singles and Jonathan Stone's home
run in the 11th to score three runs
and b?at the White Sox. 8 to 6.
DALLAS TWILIGHT
LEA&UE IS STRONG
Dnllas The local twilight league,
providing the teams maintain the
present pace. Is likely to provide
some real hard competition before
the final game Is played. With the
first round disposed of the Farmers
and Firemen are tied with a per
centage of .807 for first place and
the Industrials and Legion Hares
are Joint occupants of the celLsi po
sition at 333. Games this coming
week will ber Farmers vs. Legion
and the Firemen vs. Legion on Mon
day and Tuesday, and should be
JOYCE WETHEREO
BEATS COLLETT
Wentworth, Surrey, Eng., May SI
lFl Miss Joyce Wethered retained
her golf mastery over Mrs Olcnna
Collett Vare, former American
champion, tcday to defeat her six
and four in the first singles match
of a team series between Great
Britain and the United States.
The American women golfers this
morning swept the three foursome
matches with a British side to take
a commanding lead in the team
series.
Mrs. Olenna Collett Vare and
Mrs. Opal Hill defeated Joyce
Wethered and Wanda Morcan by
one hole, Helen Hicks and Virginia
Van Wle won from Enid Wilson
and Mrs. J. B. Watson two and one
and Maureen Orcutt and Mrs.
Leona Cheney defeated Molly
Gourlay and Doris Park by one
hole.
The Misses Hicks ana van wie
were never behind in their match
and had a medal score of 64 for
the 17 holes they had to play,
Mrs. Vare and Mrs. Hill adopted
the strategy of sticking to Miss
Wethered and waiting for the fam
ous English star to make errors.
Miss Wethered first serious lapse
was at the eighth where she mised
an 18 Inch bunch putt and Mrs.
Vare squared the match.
Jefferson Next Sunday the Jef
ferson league ball team, accompan
led by a strong delegation of fans
from Jefferson and Albany will go
to Lebanon. Thl will probably be
hnut the tnuffheitt nml vet In he
played. Lebanon has been beaten real tests. All four teams appear U
but once, when Jefferson took the nave stronger lineups man in iot
openlng game 4 to 3. mer years.
SPEEBY HORSES
TO RACE HERE
A three day horse race meet will
be held Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday of next week at the state
fair grounds track. In addition to
some 30 horse now at the local
tiBck. nersons sponsoring the meet
have received word that animals
'ram California. Washington, south
em and eastern Oregon will be
here for the meet, thu assuring
an outstanding program.
Such sterling performers as In
cubite Hawes, Flncastle, Air Float,
Katie Mr-Cook, Bay Man, Little El
mer. Llndy Lou, Bird Ashton, Joe
O., Saucy Girl and Liberty Belle
are amonc the gallopers while Clnco
Girl, Prince Charming. Monte Log
an. Galley Vernon, What A Man,
Dinty Moore, Topsy Pointer, Maxle
McKlnncy, Miss Plcananton and
Linnle Olive D are some or tne
harness racers that will show their
stuff during the meeting.
A feature of the meeting win oc
the elimination of heat races for
the performers In harness and each
event mill be completed when the
contender pass under tho finish
wire.
Max Gehlhar, director department
of agriculture of the state, as super
visor of the meeting will be assisted
by Jj J. Hamilton, presiding Judge.
HOW THEY
STAND
TODAY i
tltf (he Amtociatrd PrfM)
AMKKK AN
W
New York 20
Washington 21
Cleveland 19
Detroit 14
Philadelphia 15
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston .,
Chicago . .
Boston ....
Cincinnati .
St. Lout ..
New York .
Philadelphia
Brooklyn ,.
Pittsburgh .
15
6
NATIONAL
W
22
....10
....10
....15
....11
....13
....12
COAST
Los Angrle ..
Hollywood ....
Han Francisco
Portland
Oakland
Sacramento . . .
Seattle
Mission
W
..24
..27
..2
..23
..22
..22
..21
..13
L Pet.
8 .714
10 .677
14 .670
12 .571
14 .517
18 .455
20 .310
24 .172
I. Pet.
10 .OH"
M) .643
17 in
17 .469
14 .440
18 .419
18 .400
17 39.1
L Pet.
11 .591
19 1
19 .578
33 MO
23 .489
24 .678
26 .457
31 J2
Women Play Final
- In Spring Event
Mrs. Bephus Starr and Mrs. W.
E. Chandler will meet next Friday
in the finals of the women's spring
handicap of the Malice County
club. Next Friday Miss Molly 8ch-
wabbauer and Mrs. V. E. Kuiui
will captain two squads 01 golfers
in team competition.
SOVIET FREES
NOTED ENGINEER
Moscow tip) The enffineer, Scrpcl
D. Schcin.- who i3.ycd dramatic
roles In two of the most sensational
Soviet trinls, recently was freed af
ter serving more than two yenrs
of his 10 year prison term.
Soon after the famous Rnim.in
trial In Decsmbcr, 1930, where he
appeared as a wltnesa, it was ru
mored that he had commitu-d sui
cide. Dcspit official denials, the
supposed suicide was published ns a
fact by many newspapers abroad.
Sc he in3 career is one of the most
startling of the many disclosed by
the several trials against counter
revolutionary engineers and special
ists. When the Shakhty trial open
ed In 1028, he appeared as one of
the "social accu.sers" and ant
throuchout as ex-offlclo Judge rep
resenting the public.
At the time he was a member of
the presidium of the National Asso
ciation of Engineers. He was as
relentless as the Sovlrt prosecutor
in questioning the defendants and
created the impression of a con
vinced Soviet friend.
Two years lattr Professor Ramin
and seven associates were brointht
to trial for sabotage and interven
tionist plotting. One of the out
standing ccnsatlons was when
Schein Bffain appeared In the court
room on the platform where he pre
viously acted as social prosecutor.
But this time he was brought un
der guard, by G. P. U. soldiers with
fixed bayonets. He was brought di
rectly from prison, and alter testi
fying against the Ramzln group, was
led bar to prison. It appeared that
in the meantime he hud himself
been convicted of sabotage and that
he had been connectrd with con
Kpirative group at the very time
when he was posing as a great gov
ernment supporter.
MISSOURI SELECTS
CAR1DE0 AS COACH
Columbia. Mo, May 21 UP) Frank
Carldeo, former all-American quar
terback at Notre Dame, today was
named head football coach at the
University of Missouri by the exe-
SOVIET STILL
IN GRIM MOOD
OF REVOLUTION
Moscow (IP) The mood ot the
Bolshevik regime here, after 14
years of power still Is grimly, bit
terly revolutionary, nils was demon
strated by the recent trial of two
young Russians for the attempt on
the life of the German, Ambassa
dor, Herbert von Dlrksen, In whkJl
the Embassy Counsellor, Dr. Flta
von Twardowskl, was wounded. .
Although the whole world was
looking on, through the eyes of for
eign correspondents and the diplo
matic corps, the trial Is the mili
tary division of the Supreme Court
made little pretense of observing:
the ordinary conventions of r court
room.
The defendants. Judas Stern and
Sergei Vasslllev, faced a revolution
ary tribunal, rather than an ordi
nary court of Justice. For a parallel
one must look not In the conven
tional courts of the outside world,
but in the extraordinary tribunal
of the French revolution.
The attitude of the prrslrting
Jutlse, V. Ulrlch, strikingly illus
trated the temper of the entire pro
ceedings. Uliieh, a short, portly
persoii in smart military uniform
made no pretense of a "Judicial" at
titude. He did not even try to fool
anyone into believing that be was
Impartially and objectively to guiae
tho course of Justice.
On the contrary, his hostility to
the defendants, especially to the
tragic and rather muddled litem,
was candidly hostile. He sneied at
Stems answers without bothering
to hide It behind a pnlm. He asked
questions to bolster up the prose
cution's ca.se even more directly and
lew guardedly than Prosecutor
Nlkoln.t Krylenko himself. At ser-
erai points Judge Ulrlch manner
towards Stem .bordered on Intimidation.
The document In which Ulrich and
hi two associate Judge set down
their findings at the conclusion of
the case was equally lacking in
measured objective Judgment. It
was a candid effort to support the
prosecution theory.
The verdict ItsfUT was correct
enough. Both Stem and Vasiue
had admitted their guilt and there
fore merited the death sentence.
Nelthtr of them could advance miti
gating clrcuatancea. Their testi
mony was contradictory and left a
wide margin of doubt on various
Important aspect of the case. But
a to the crime Itself, there eesne4
to be no room for doubt. Stern was
caught red-handed. Vasslllev on
equivocally admitted having inspir
ed Stern.