Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 05, 1953, Page 15, Image 15

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FQOt DlICl K" nuttr foot got to the ban tint
aruvi m Chelsea's Armstrong, left, and Birmingham
Z City' Warhurst battle tor position In a cap match at Chelsea,
England.
Final Rites
For Jeffries
Set Saturday
Burbank, Calif. W) Funeral
services will be held Saturday
world heavyweight boxing
champion. His body will lie in
state at his home, with burial
following at Englewood Park
cemetery.
Jeffries, champion'' from 1909
to 1905, died Tuesday night at
the age or n.
fights Last Wight
(By Til AuocUUd prtMi
Mult TUu Jotr Mutm, 183H, Clan
Und. ntpslnted Dun Xudlra, HiVb,
WMklutw, D.C. Hour Muu, 1M.
wMninnon. noppaa wuiie Trar. JM.
wuauiua. .
It was long believed that
drinking cup made of rhinoc
eros horn would counteract
poison.
TRAINING
CAMP
NOTES
msaosaoEssJ i
Oregon Ducks
Being Made
win assistance treat game
agent and Interested eitisens,
many Oregea wood docks will
By BEN OLAN I
ur am wnurt I
It took lent time far Alrntl
Dark and the New Terk Giants
to get together ea contract tanas
and it will probably take tae
rest ef the spring training tea
sea f er Manager Lee Darecher
to decide where the Ss-yesr-ald
iaflelder will play this year.
Dark finally agreed to sign a
contract yesterday. A telephone
conversation with Giant Presi
dent Horace Staneham rang the
bell for a two-year pact calling
for an estimated SS2.&00. Dark
is the first Giant player since
Walker Cooper in 1946 to re
ceive a two-year contract.
With rookie Daryl Spencer, up
from Minneapolis, being tabbed
as the regular shortstop, Dark
is expected to be tried out at
second base la the early exhibi
tion games. If the experiment
fails, be win be given a chance
at third base.
Dark, who batted .SOI la 1952
and fielded .943 at shortstop, ap
peared to be heading for an ex
tended holdout siege. But Stone
ham, who it Is believed upped
his original figure, indicated ev
erything worked, out welL
"There were no hard feelings
on either side," he said, "and I
think you can safely say both
sides are satisfied with the final
arrangement."
On the other holdout fronts,
Ralph Kiner was In the Pitts
burgh doghouse yesterday. Kin
er, reportedly barking for some
978,000 of the Bucs cash, re
mains at bis Palm Springs,
Calif., home and his absence)
from the Pirates' Havana quar
ters is causing no end of an
guish to President John Gal
breath. "With Kiner, baseball should
coma first," Galbreath said yes
terday. "He should be thinking
about the other members of the
squad Instead of his sideline oc
cupations.' The husky outfield
er owns a gift shop in Palm
Springs.
At Tucson, General Manager
Hank Greenberg of the Cleve
land Indiana reported pitcher
Early Wynn and outfielder Lar
ry Doby would come to camp
shortly to discuss salary. Both
spent the first week of training
at home.
Current guesses are that Doby
is shooting for $35,000 and Wynn
for $40,000. Neither Wynn nor
XZZTZ2$MHr for
ww sua tw auusftue muvu er .
dispute is settled.
Oj Other baseball news; Second
Q baseman Connie Ryan and vet
O ersn left-hander Kenny Heints-
elman came to terms with the
Philadelphia Phillies. . . . Dou
ble by-John Bucha and Dea
Lund highlighted a Detroit in
trasquad game . . . Sam Jeth-
regular center fielder the
past three seasons, was named
to start in left field in the Bos
ton Braves' first camp game to
day. . . . Eddie Jooat, Philadel
phia A s shortstop, predicted his
club would be one of the pen
nant contenders this year ....
Moving pictures were taken of
White Sox players Chico Car
rasqual and Bill Wilson In hopes
of correcting their batting flaws.
. . . Manager Lou Boudreau of
the Boston Red Sox said that
"four or five slots are open on
our pitching staff." . . . Out
fielder Rip Rlpuskl Is one of (tie
most Improved players on the
St, Louis Cardinals, according to
Manager Eddie Stanky. . . .
Johnny Sain, Bob Welaler and Al
Cicotte will face the rrit
In the New York Yankee Grape
fruit opener on Saturday . .
Jackie Robinson, Duke Snider
and Don Thompson hit home
runs In a Brooklyn Intrasquad
game. . . . The Washington Sen
ators reported difficulty in get
ting their eight La tin Ameri
can players cleared to enter the
United States.
Capital Jo-mud, galea, Ore, Thajajnryy Mtrttv v t::i;j
ha weU-heaasd this spring, re
port State Game Dlraetor r. W.
This year, game ageat win
erect 1000 wood duck nest boxes
converted from surplus ammu
nition boxes purchased at the
Hermlstoa Ordnaae depot An
other 109 nest boxes hare been
built at game farms.
Several hundred additions!
wood duck Best boxes are being
built by school children. Boy
Scouts, and ether interested dt-
Caaaapiea wee task hex
bsJder Is Jsxeas Bssssaana.
l.year-U retired North
Bead baUdar whe has tamed
ever lit hexes to Gaaae Ageat
Kehert Certhell for dMrlha
ttoa ta Cecesad Carry seam
Has. Other sexes have Tseea
bailt by stadaats ef the last
grade seaool sad Bey lists et
troop IS la CresweU.
Wood ducks, the most colorful
waterfowl breeding In Oregon,
nest only fat hollow trees, sad a
shortage of these natural homes
near water Is believed Uniting
the local wood duck popula
tion, explains the game director.
Sine first setting out wood
duck nest boxes oa a trial basis
la 1951, gams sgents have noted
few vacancies. Bees, screech
owls, and sparrow hawk also
compete for the wood duck nest
boxes.
Basrga, weathered Isiahss Is
ts swim sadsd for beUdmg (as
boxes, Yeaag wserl sacks ass
sharp toe nails to slhab toe
wall ef their heme sad Jaasp
(rem the ea trance keta
their mother sails.
160 N. LIBERTY, SALEM, ORE. VSfl? . V-- '
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PRICES GOOD THRU SATURDAY
II GaSed
Face Tissue pail
Box 300 Oil
lTtK, W ST .49'
Toiletry Variety
$35, Vilamin 'T ,2 T
98' Karalax J3L Tablets &, W
TVilaminT m2 W
79' Certified Antiseptic M 0'
18 Scot Towels 2(crS3'
27' Vax Paper & 3
ToUetry
$2.98 CsrHflsd 49c Aero Mist Vslus 10-Inch
. Extra Long
MULTI- GLASS WHISK
VITAMINS CLEANER BROOM
sod folk Acid Caps Olspwir ; MsV 45C
Toiletry Variety Variety
$5.99 Voiu World" Best Irregulars of America's
Curtain Stretcher Tp f'w
.Hair" $349 Aloha Nylons
V"lety I 51 gouge, 15, 20 pfj,
I . I or 30 denier fjQ O 70
$1.89 Volu Folding wrw jj.lj
Clothes Dry Rack JT' 11 6 ooVi Pn,
Approx. 28 Feet 0 tZTnu UU $5.09
DrVinO SpflCS "dBFs Taupe or Beige Tones. Size SVi-lOV
Variety Apparel
I 43c My-Te-Fin 49eVslfnk
MEDIUM SHRIMP ALASKA SALMON
39'4fT ,W 39' X
Toiletry . To"fa-r
ted Drug f
148 N. Liberty e
We Reserve the Bight to Limit Qssatittes I
Ponnoy's ovn
PAY DAY BIB OVERALLS
Heavyweight denhn for extra long weart
Baaforiiedl Can't shrink oat of fit! Triple
stitched for extra strength) Bar-tacked at
all points of strain I Anchored metal fasten
ers won't pop off I Union made! Sises 3 (-St.
Bay aewt Savel Blue or Express Stripe.
FAY DAY
Carpenter's Overalls
Convenient pockets strongly stitched, "ray
Day" brand. Heavyweight duck. SS to 49.
FAY DAY
PAINTERS' OVERALLS
Heavyweight dock, all strongly stitched seams.
MAIN FLOOR
319
498
298
Graduated sizts Intura
PERFECT FIT!
Penney's
Big Mac
MATCHED
SETS
TWiLL
SHIRTS
TWILL
PANTS
GREY SHIRTS .Z49
GREY PANTS 3.98
249
998
" Sanforized' for permanent fill
Vat-dyed, colon won't fade!
Heavy, durable ficr twill for
long wear!
Hearjr-dnry mat rerisUnt
tipperl
Plenty of roomy poekeul
tSMnkage wea aseeed 1.
JOB TESTED by MILLIONS of wotting iwa vry doyt
i :
MAIN FLOOR
MEN'S BIG MAC
WORK SUITS
MEN'S WHIPCORD
WORK PANTS .
Strong as iron. Heavyweight. Washable.
Sanforised whipcord or long wear! Hard
finish resists dirt and grease! Pants are
saffed and ready to wear! Oxford grey.
MAIN FLOOR
3S19
Sises 14 to 48
Penney' owa famous one piece heavy
duty work salt! Protects the whole
body from dirt and grease. Cones la
a permanent Sanforised fit! Easy to
get In and ont of, because ef a heavy
duty, rost resistant two way sipper!
Plenty ef roomy pockets for tools! 4
colors to choose from.
MAIN FLOOR
Heavy Duty
Construction
CORD SOLI
SHOES
7.90
Thick eerd sales. Uroers
of double-touMd leath
er suitable for any
work. Seualeaa backs,
Urn welta, Geedjear
welt leather mldeolea,
steel shanks. SantUaed.
Brown. BCDB, XK,
EEEE wMUw.
Downstairs Store
aa.
-f J a, TlVgftliVM
PI!
Lightweight
Eugiaeer-Styl
FULL-ON
BOOTS
12.75
peoMe tanned bkek
leather apeen, top
grade leather soles, and
the built-in specials...
OeedTear well, tteel
shanks, flanUlaed treat
ment. ItollDSB
widths.
Downstairs Store
Store Hours 9:30 to 5:30 p.m.
Friday Nites 'til 9:00 p.m.