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About Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1922)
MORNING REGISTER, 'r F SATURDAY. JULY 8, 192 By Geo. McManu, O.n.rl.UL I Ml. IuUrtl.UOU.1 N". I'D ftVTHEV?, TWIMUHT 1.K.-M1TK Y. I Postofflcc 3 llurhor-Dcntlst Unntivaro Htiihlera 3 ButchoM-Coiifecllonera . . 2 Hankers 8 . Garftgemon J Shoemen Btandnrd OU J Plumbers .; SIX - ninnrn nrsiTinT flllTrlT RKirVIIIIVI. Ul rAIHLft . 1 : mynpiPiipriuirMUiiNwrRQ i that. WmirJ T.H.e.! .. nuv uhiihumiii.ii ..... JiVM v a&vr ' TTSrr-rT in over r ' ; ,v W v TwilWit flaeuers Complete 1 awwiqopthem- S .'' A L v I . -? U -(vi VJi- c--.'V V m K J xAwv iJ . - . pmrOo. &jm iwf fssr The Harbor-Dent 1st team of the Twilight League recorded its second victory of tho schedule last evening -when they registered win over tno linkers by the score of three to one. "Doc" Whetstone and Sommervillo worked for the Barber -Dent 1st outfit, nnd Quisecnborry played the shortfield for tho winners. Tho following is the line-up: Barber-Den lists Moore. Ferris. Qiiissenbrrry, Whetstone, CInnahan, ttommerrlllc. Lee. Riddle, Vaughn. Bankers Mc Kinney, Fcssett, Sims, Abies, Sigman, Finnerty, Humphrey. Hayea, McKaddcn. Kleven to eight in favor of the Garagemen was the verdict in a clash Inst evening with the Shoemen of the Twilight League. Koepp, Marshall and Johnson was the battery for the motor men, nnd Boatman. Jud and Mnnerud performed for the Shoemen. Tho hits wore, ten to nine with the winners on the long end of the count. A triple play by the Shoemen was a feature of the contest. The following is the line-up: Shoemen Manerud. Monerud, "Ward, Boatman, J. Miller, F. Miller, Powell, Jud, Campbell. Garagemen Maxwell. Koepp, Johnston. RowHng, Delph. "Walker,,, Hobinson, McLean, Marshall. i Everywhere j Ml WKSTKRX I.ANK STREAMS WU.I. nE STOCKED THIS WKI-.lv Stnto Officials Slnrt Tucsilnjr With First Carload of 200,000 mid Totid oC 600,000 WIU Bo Scut Over 600.000 rainbow trout nro to be distributed in tllo streams of West ern Lane, county within tho next week, according; to M. L.. Ryoknmn. superintendent of the state fish hatch eries, who was In the city yesterday nnd leaves today for the Coos Hay dis trict to supervise the construct Ion of a dam in the Coos river near Marsh field. Thomas J. CrniB. in char-Re- of the distribution of the fish will leave with the first load of 200.000 Tuesdny and later In tho week will distribute WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE that we can sell you Hazelwood Ice Cream in any quantity at a most reasonable figure You do not have to live in the city to enjoy . .Hazelwood , Ice Cream 11 Get it here at the iV a n i o Monarch Cafeteria Saturday and monaayjbpeciais 1 5 lbs. Besfc tane Sugar . . . $1.00 Fresh Creamery Butter, lb 42c Brookfield Cheese, lb. 25c Picnic Hams, lb. 20c Bacon Backs, lb. .25c 3 boxes Raspberries 25c 7 lbs. New Potatoes, '. . . .25c 2 lbs. Bananas 25c Lettuce, per head 5c Carrots, per bunch .5c Cantaloupes, 3 nice ones for . . 25c Watermelons, nice and ripe, per lb 3c 9 pkgs. Shredded Wheat Biscuit $1.00 Post Toasties, pkg. 10c 3 pkgs. Armour's Corn Flakes . , 25c 2 pkgs Grape Nuts i . . ..... t35c Dutch Cleanser, pkg. '. . 10c 30-oz. pkg. Citrus Washing Powder. . ,20c 1 1 bars Crystal White Soap ...".. 50c 6 bars Van Hoeter's Bleaching Soap. . .25c Seedless Raisins in bulk, lb.V, . '.-'. . V . , . 20c 3 pkgs. Jelly Powders 25c Calumet Baking Powder, I--lb. can 28c 11 large rolls Toilet Paper ......... .50c 2 cans Sweet Corn ; 25c Puree Tomatoes, large can .......... 15c 6 tall cans Borden's or Carnation Milk . . 60c Wesson Oil, per quart 50c Green Olives in bulk, pint I .. , . 25c 3 pkgs. Corn Starch' 25c Northwest Hard Wheat Flour, sack ; . $2.00 Valley Flour, sack $1.60 1 00-lb. sack Noxall Scratch Food . . . $2.65 100-lb. sack Noxall Egg Producer. . .$2.65 Ball Mason Fruit Jars, per dozen quarts . 95c Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. 904 Olive Street "-Free Delivery in City Phone 522 throe moro loads iu tho western parts of the county. Mr. I tain is in charire or tne rail way cur "iialtibow wnicn is uxeu uy the suuo' tisa and gutno oiiiciuiH for the distribution of tho trout in ihn streams in the vicinity of the mil lines. C. L. KOiU'lt'.iun Is asiiistinff ill the work of transport Imk the trout trom the MeKenzie hatchery to the designated streiuus. Utter in the sum mer the Melvenzie and Willamette' rivers and tributaries will bo stocked from the ponds ot the Aleivenxie hatchery whore there are now esti mated to bo 7,000,000 trout ready to be turned into the Oregon waters, ac cording to Mr. Kyekman. Tho new dam that is to be con structed in the Coos river i for the purpose of providing a means of trap ping the trout in order to obtain the ckks for the state hatcheries, states the superintendent. .Much construc tion work is also" in progress at tho McKemie hatchery Including the erec tion o dikes for the new pond sys tem. J - ji.tAf AT THR THEATRES TODAY Rex Tom Mix In "The Fighting Strenlt:" Al St. John In "The Happy Pest:" Charles V. Hawley playing "Sn-niwo Blufblrd." Coming offerings Betty Compson in "Al ways the Woman :' Booth Tarklottton's "E1- Kar the Detective :" Charles W. Hawley in orcan concert : Rcr Prolocue, featuring Wanda Allfn ; Gourerncur Morrta' "Yellow Men and Gold;' Hnrry Myers in tho ninth adventure of "Robinson Crusoe;" Buster Keaton in "The Goat.' As a special number for his "Old- Fashioned" concert Monday nnd Tues dny of next week at the Hex, Charles V. HaWley will present a unique ren dition of " 'Comtn' Thro the Rye' As It Might Have Boon Written." The transposition as presented by Mr. Hawley will affect the individual styl of several renowned composers and will play upon the fancy of the au dience to imagine the result if Wng ner had written "Comin" Thro the Uye" instead of the Grand March for Tannhauser, if Liszt had conceived It in place of the "Hungarian Rhapso dy," if it and not tho "Minuet in G" ro re trie signature oi uectnoven, and finally, if Al Jolson had introduced it to an unsuspecting Winter Garden ccnRregation. The other two selec tions of the "Old-Fashioned" concert will be Strausn' immortal "Blue Danube Waltz" and 'VLove'a Old Sweet Song." . Lovers of good old reliable Western photoplays who have not seen "The Fighting Streak" at the Rex, now have only this afternoon and evening to see this thrilling, entertaining new screen drama. V Johnny Jones, 12-year-old featured actor In the Booth Tarkington "Ed gar comedies, is going to hnve a nice bank account when he grows 'up. His parents deposit all of his salary every week in his name with the excentlon of $10, which he Is allowed for inci dentals, "Edgar, the Detective," the twelfth of these delightful "Edgars," will be shown at the Rex theatre next weeK. , . Worm Than Hniiging "Did you lynch the man who stole your automobile?" "NV replied Piute Pete. "Ho got away." "Unpunished?" "No sir. If that hunch of pernickety junk treats him the way it has me, he's bavin punishment enough." Washington Star. Different My husband was terribly angry when I askod him for a runabout." "Was he? Well, I muflt say my husband Is different. He did not a word when I asked him for a limousine." i. "And did you got It?" "Of course not." Boston Tran script. - Her Voice Heard by Largest Audience If f'N Citron I I fit " '- "'J 111m MurBiirot Yoiinit In unlil to hold tho record for hnvliiR tho Uitkcbi audi ence, moro thim 1,000,000 ot hor phonoKrnph rocordn hnvliiK boen solil. Tho thin lino on Iho dlncB llml ro cordB 6110 Bong la 000 foot lonir, no that hor total "volro lino" Is Bomo thlng llko 111,000 miles, SEALS AGAIN PROFIT BY . mnuirs play Seattle iti Ninth-Inning Rally Defeats Angels PACIFIC COAST I.F.Afil'E . W. I,. Pot. Vornon 3-1 .S2 San Krnneleo 67 SS .000 Oakland -18 47 ."6 Salt iJiko 45 .4S4 I.o AilKOloa 47 49 .490 Portland 43 4S .473 Sonttlo i..4S 63 .447 Sucrnmento 3d 69 .370 PORTLAND,' July 7. San Fran cisco won In a romp from Portland to day, 1 to 1. Hunched lilts on Mlddlo ton in tho third drovo In throo runs. The licavcra hod another torrible fielding day, Tho scoro: R. H. K. San Fi-anoiaco 7 10 0 Toi-tlnnd 10 2 llalteriea: Ooary and Yolle; Mld dleton, Frcoman and KUiotu Fulir man. IiidUtiuTnktf Four ot Five SEATTLE. July 1. A ninth InnlnR rally for Seattle, when four hits put over the winning run before tho first man had been retired, broke a tie scoro and made It four out of flvo for the series against Los Angeles this Af ternoon. , The score: P.. U. K. Los Angclos 6 7 1 Seattle - 15 3 Batteries: Thomas and Daly; Gard ner and Tobln. . Vcmon Defeats Senators LOS ANGELES. July 7. Vornon staffed a -batting tornado against Snc- camento today nad won tno odd gnme of the aeries, 16 to 6. Colwoll was re moved In the third frnme aftor he had allowed the Tigers n nlno-run lead, but Canfleld out-bungled him by let ting in a round halt-doion In tho sixth. The score: It. H. E. Sacramento S 9 1 Vernon 16 17 2 Hatterics: Colwell, Canfleld and Cook; Dell and, Hannah. , Oaks Co to Third I'laco SAN FRANCISCO,-- July 7. Oak land went Into third place today by defeating Bait Lake, & to 3, It was Arietta seventh pitching victory of the season. The score: R. H, e. Salt Lake 3 7 3 Oakland g n j Batteries: Meyers and Byler; Arlett and Koohlcr. NATIONAL LEAGUE , W. U P.C. New York 46 24 .657 St. Louis 44 J2 .579 Brooklyn 40 36 ,533 Chicago 37 36 .r,07 Cincinnati . ..; 36 39 .480 Pittsburg ..v... 34 40 .469 Philadelphia 26 40 304 Boston 26 43 .377 The score: r, h. e. New York 9 9 j Pittsburg .....i 22 7 Batteries: J. Rarnoa, Causey, Douglas, .lonnard, Ryan nnd Smith. Onston; Yollowhorae, Morrison and Oooch. (18 Innings.) Tho scorn: - Tl. IT. E. Philadelphia 3 Ji 6 Cincinnati 1 (j Batteries: Meadows and Henllnc; Luque and Wingo, Tho scoro: . . R. H. E. Boston , 2 6 2 Chicago .' 7 3 j Battorlos: F. Miller, Mnrqunrdt and Qowdy; Alexander and O'Farrell. Tho score: n. H. 13. Rrooklyn 6 R 2 St. Louis 6 14 1 Battorlos: Vnnco- and Deherry; North, Hnlnea, Portion nnd Alnsmllh. AMERICAN IF.Atil'F, .' . W. U PC. St. Loulfl 46 3) .r,97 New York 46 33 .S2 Chicago ,1 30 .S20 Detroit 40 35 .633 Washington .15 30 .473 Olevelnnd 34 43 .442 Roston S3 42 ,.440 Philadelphia 29 43 .408 The acore, flrat game! R. IT. E. Detroit 7 1J 2 Washington 6 11 3 Batterios: Oloaon. Colo, Hailing. Oldham and Ttnssler, Mnnlon; John son and Plolnlch. The Bcorc, aocond gnmo: n. H. E. Detroit , ,. ,.; 11 2f 0 Washington ..n 9 14 2 Batteries: Oldham. Holllng. Dnuss nnd Manlon: Mogrldge, Henohary, Brlllhcart nnd tlhnrrlty. Tho score: R. if. E. Clovelnnd 0 5 1 New York 1 B 0 Batteries: Morton and O'Neill Hoyt nnd Hoffman. The acore: . It. IT E Chicago a n 0 Philadelphia 6 9 1 Ilalterlexi ninnkenshlp. Courtney and Yarrlaon; Unlit. Ilonmioll and Perkins. , The acore, flrat gnma- : R. IT. E. St. Lnula 1 s 1 Boston '. ... 0 II n Batteries: Hi-hockor nnd Suvcrold: T'ennock nnd Iluol, The score, second game: n. H. E. 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