Morning register., June 13, 1923, Image 6

MORNING JRECKTJEB, UN. ORE?, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IX W
OlOHCTff:.-
.KE'TBfltHTFIIIS
Gibbons Is Host to Attorney
General Rankin
) ' . " (Br The Associated Prcs)
OH BAT KAI.L8, Mont., June 12.
Ttie ciuti)) of the world'! ohmnplon
Joric Dompsey toclny was strongly
remindful of the training establish
ment, maintained two years ago at
Manhossvit, Long Island, . by
Georges carnontier.
The "not at home" - sign wn
hung tin on the dilapidated Rate
throimh which entry l made to
the grounds on which Demusesy's
cottage In located. Two surly
guards walked post at the barrier
and, frowned upon All comers, even
newspaper men being denied entry.
Jack Dompsey waa resting, all
were told, and was not to be dis
turbed, no mutter who called or
what his mission. Despite the
fact that the champion was not
seeing KUesls, paid or otherwise,
today, sevoral automobile parties
drove the two miles outside of
town In the hope they might get a
glimpse of the champion walking
about among the trees,.. , i-
'J (By The Auoclated Press)
I SHELBY. Mont., June li.
With Attorney General .Rankin of
Montana as his guest of honor,
Tommy .diblton. -the tt. Paul chal
lenger, swapped punches with five
agile And earnest sparring iHtrtnom
today In the most grue ling session
he has experienced since he
pitched Jla camp .In the shadow of
the huge arena on the outskirts of
Hhelby. Till Herman, bos An
geles welterweight, with the; dust
of travel still on nig? fu-rc, forced
Gibbons to extrt his punch and
counter to the Unlit for one round.
In a hectic sot-ond round, the chal
lenger retaliated for - the lulling
blows of Herman which had found
tnelr mark 111 the (hut. The two
resorted to Inflahtlu.: m the first
round, Hurting blows at oliwe quar
ters. When Gibbons extended
himself lit the second, utilising his
footwork and unloosed nis punch.
Herman, worn down, waa unable
to stem the furious Attacks. Kid
ltoceo, anothor welter, with one
eye still closed as a result of lead
Ing with his head against Demp
wy, which opened a cut over the
champion eye, -found ' long
reach useless In two rounds 'with
Gibbons. Dan Dorey, a Shelby
lad, who weighs 150 pounds, learn
ed considerable about .boxing in
one round from i the St. Paul
fighter.: U L i '
,'' Dundee Shades Mitchell '
MILWAUKEE. Wis., Juno 11
Johnny Dundee, ' New York,
through his aggressiveness, was
given a. newspaper shade decision
over Rltohte Mitchell, local light
weight. In a 10-round, no-decision
boxing bout tonight, which went
the ,1111111. Each boxer .shook the.
Mill-To-Man-Clothiers
Unusually Good
Value Here
$28
and Up
.All .the new styles with snap and swing for the young
fellows,, and the conservative models cut full, with style
distinction for the business man, -Hm
clothcsi that yba get your money's worth oat of
Brovnsvii'e Woolen Mills
Store ;
Serefttlt and WHlameta
other
Ul on' snvonil occasions.
though there were no knockdown
and both boys finished practically
without a blemish, . -..
GOLF, STARS ELIMINATED
GEMS SARAZKN AMONG THOSE
F.VII.IXU TO QUAUW
(By the Associated Tress)
THOON, Scotland, June 11.
When the roll Is called on the
first tee of the old Troon course
Thursday, for the starting of th
Uritlsh ppeii ruanvduivntP four
American golfers, who came tj
Scotland to compete In the tourna
ment will be missing. The un
happy four are dene Harnsen,
A hum Jean open champion; Jim
Karnes, who formerly held that
title; T. D. Armour of New York
and Charles iloffncr of rhlladol
phla, . - h
Those players forfeited the op
portunity to enter the contest for
the title when they failed in the
first and second round of the
qualifying first round of the Brit
ish classic at Deal.
1 Most of the- Yankees' record
have fallen by the wayside before,
the opening barrage has ceased.
URATES TOWffl
Second Line Team Making
. Big Bid For Top Place r.
cutss ; cleaITup braves
St. route Breaks 'Even : in the
Scries With Brooklyn By Win- '
Olss .Ctoae Gaaao . -
New York.,.
Pittsburg -t
Brooklyn V,
Cincinnati ..
St. Louis . .
Chicago 'r. .
Boston . . .
Philadelphia.
NATIONAIi league
i 15
c.,.18 10
..,,.85 21
.....US IS
17 44
.,...17 14
U IS
Pot.
.694
,&81
.Sll
.611
.511
.511
.111
.111
PITTSBURG.; June 1!. Pltta
burg made it two out of three (com
New York by taking today's game,
four to two. . ,
The score: . .'. . It. i. v.
New York ...... -.1 10 0
Pittsburg,.' ...4 10 1
Batteries: - menr, oonnara ana
Snyder; "Cooper and Schmidt.
uooch. .. .... .
Chicago Mns Clean Swop
CHICAGO, TTune ll.-Chicago
made a .clean sweep of the series
with . Boston today by taking the
final game, al ;to ,1 1. " . ;
The score: , '': ' R. Tt, fi.
Boston . . J. ......11 11 1
Chicago. . , 12 15 .1
t Batteries: Miller. Benton, oene-
wlch and 'O'Neill; Cheeves, Dome
vlch. Keen, Fussell and OiFarrcll.
Cards and Dodgem Even
ST. LOUIS. June 11. St. Louis
broke even in the .series with
Brooklyn byk winning: today, five
to four.-"""' .. .
The score: 7-' : K. H. E.
Brooklyn .... . . . , . .4 - 7 4
St. Louis . ... , ..:-'-
.Batteries: ".Orimea and Taylor;
'Toor 'motor is food for a certatm
, iinoiiiatOsf pofCT YotfVe entitled to
thsttpostAstfitvWlmycreiaot
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Sunoco MmttrtA xa ia Oawe tettm. ltfjrea
-tnocc poaMi's doca tsot breaJc icjn; lattt
The reason U that Sunoco is dteffledt ;
i evcbkcU;aUrixt7pevTssiawiiifrii.
purities and makgst itst paxlubricant.
- Fill your crinfr rawiffi rlir right type of
- Sunoco, and get s?qasriated wtth btttaT stv
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MALBM aCU.tUI000-TALS: LUBUCATION UTTH THEM
Posuieny d- Keyner
ttaiatoa MsmH aanpnty Oo.
W. M. tVaasi
MraiwMI. Oragon
. Rhtelda Rnoh Co. Frank E. Blals J. A. ThomDaon
, gunoUon City, Oregon IjowcII, Oroiron Illodgott, lOregoa
Cbnslilre MeroanUle Co, Jackson Addison , , , ,
, Clnsgilra, Oregon . . .. Loraae, Oragon - .
; Hana M. PMaraon a Bona Oo. 9atla a SHnpson J. T, Aasa t,
uregvn , ' ,'ow, vveajva) A'twecs. vnssusf -
Florence
KlWHlinTE..
ISIWrlp
Seattle Easily ;Dqfeats Oaks
In Opening Game .
ANGELS LOSE TO LAKERS
Fluke lloiiic Itiut ItiNHlUi In the
J iIKfttit of -SarsnnHisto' by , .
..... rMakr Hvani tiquad
ipACUUC COAST JJ-XUK
w, u,p.c.
Sun Francisco
tinovitmento , ;
Vernon ......
Los AiiKeloa , .
Salt Lake
Portland .. ...
Seattle . ... .
Oakland ... .' a
.-4 .45
,.3 10
...IK 11
.. 11 14
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LOS ANOKLK8. Juno 11. The,
Vernon Tigers peppered Plllslte
off the' mound In Jhe lire Inning,
today, and took' the opening nuns
of the series from Portlnnd. 10 to
6. The Beavers pelted out most of
the spectacular lilts, Cox's homer,
in the seventh -being ft. feature of
the contest, but the Tlirera were
long on safeties and bunched them
effectively, -w , , '
The score: " ! R, H.J5.
Portland .r.,';...,,....i t '&
Vernon .i .r.., . .-.'.JO 44 (
' Batteries: JIIIotte. Kokert and
Duly; Sohellenbuch and Hannah.'
Seattle DefcaM Oakland ' -
OAKLAND. Cal.. June '11 Seat
tle easily defeated Oakland here
today 7 to 0. From the first the
Indians outnelded and outhlt the
Oaks. In tlio fourth Yaryan -hit
n home run over the left field
fence. Ely replaced Kremer In
the seventh.
The score: - -R. H. E.
Seattle . . . . k . . 1 .' , t . . . .'7 -10 1
Oakland ". . . 0 6 4
Batteries: Oregg and Yaryan;
Kramer, -Ely and Baker. '
''-.1'.. . : .. --y '' .
Aiutvla Lone to Hers
SALT LAKE CITY. Juno 12.
Salt Lake defeated Los Angeles in
the opening game' of the series 7,
to 6.' With the score tied at 6-all.
Sheehan in .the ninth inning-
knocked the iboll .over the fence
with a runner on first. Previously
Sheehan also .hit a homer with
one on. . .. .
The score: . R..H.E.
Los Antfcles ............. 6 14 1
Salt Lake 7 9 ,0
Bntteries: .Crnndall and Byler:
Kalllo. McCabe and Jenkins.
ScuIh Win on Fluke lilt . ;
BACHAMBNTO, June 11.. X
fljjke home run, scored on what
ordinarily .-would have gone tor
double, brought Ellison over the
plate, with the winning count In
the. ninth inning of today's open-
tnir.combatTaKainst tno son Fran
cisco team, thereby dropping Sac
ramento for another notch, the
Seals winning, 1 to 1. -
The score:
San Francisco
Sacramento ....... ; . ...
Batteries: Geary ana
Prough and Schang. .
11.11. E.
i 10 ,11
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RITCHIE IS BACK IN GAME
BOXING PERMIT ,IS ISSUED
j TO EX-CHAMPION t -wr
NEW YORK, Juno 11. rWftlle
Ritchie, christened Geary A. Utef
fen. former world lightweight box
ing champion, Is back in tho pugil
istic lists, seeking to gather a bit
of the fame he knew before Fred
die Welsh took the title from him
In a 10-round engagement in Lon
don in 1114.
The former shamplon today ob
tained from the state athletic com
mission a license to box,
SAN jRANCTSCO.' 'June 12.
'Oreat News,"- Wipie Ritchie, for
mer . lightweight champion, ex
claimed whan' he was told today
that the' New York state boxing
commission , had granted htm a li
cense. " " T '- j .. . -'
Ritchie said ha would leave for
the East some time ,1n August and
would seek a match with Benny
Leonard, lightweight- champion,,
to te staged In September. '
8ERC0T DEFEATS KltAPHE
TERRIFIC juGITT HOOK PITTS
tHOQCIAM -BlAjl i DOWN . .. j : j
SEATTLE, Juno 12, Dode -Ber
cot-' of sfnnroe Washl.' defeated
Ted Kraehe of Hooulsm here to:
night In six rounds. -Kraehe was
idown-and aigbt bad been counted
when the final gong rang. The-
second, third and fourth rounds
were conceded to Kroohe, the rest
being considered even Until the.
Bearcat loosened a .terrific .right
book thBt sent Krache : down.
The fans manifested disappro
val of a decision .given , Morgan
Jones, Tacfcma, over MyMerlous,
Bilry Jlmith, ,-af -Portiand. . .,
Babe Foote, Raymond, knocked
out Charjle Rooney, Jjou Angeles
Imnlnin: I'Viinklv llrltt, Tacomn,
derented Veil JMiUoney, Rnlt-.ijik
teutherwelHlit and Hdillo lnili,
Clovclund, drew .with lirnle Duly
Srnttlu. at 111 pounds, , . j
,f 1 , , n ' - ..
COrOTE DRUBS MASCdTS
FLNAI. WORK V'KU(I,U"8
.. M tAMK 80 TO TIUtKK V
niil,lrr Lsns Oaiinlr Beselsll
COYOTK, Ore., June 12. Tl(i
Coyote busenaii leum wiuiopva ine
KUgeiio Mascots on tile south Will
nmette street lut Sunduy, June 10.
The srore was, .Coyote, .20; Mas
cots, 2, .
' Owen And Holland composed the
battery for Cpyote while Orocn
mid Kvnpett did (lie honors fur the
Mnscnts. Owen allowed but fnw
hits which were wall scattered
'whlln the hard hitting Coyotes but
ted Oreen nt will, ,
. A feature of the guine was a
home run by Cunluln '"Moggie
McCulloch of tho Coyote team. The,
Coyote nine will Journey to Walton
on June 17th for it game with the
Walton nine. ...
Resided -Has
'Exritnce
""I was twice confined in
'hospitals, in the-ilastrone
nothing but gruel water was
injected into , me 4 times .a,
day, as my' j stomach would
not'relain any food. I sui,-'
fered terribly') was ;reduped
to"askeleton. 1 My folks
saw an ad of Mayr s Won
derful Remedy and it has
surely saved my life. I
weigh 180 lbs. now." It is a
simple, hafthless prepara
tion that removes the Ca
tarrhal mucs from the in
testinal tract And allays the
inflammation which causes
practically' all stomach, liver
- 'tJZ!ini- :i - ! :
aim iiiLi;ni.iiui niiiiioiiut,. i4
eluding- appendicitis. One
doso will, convince or money
refunded. At vAH Drug
gists, t;"" V:1 -;t'-.'
CLEIEUND HARES IT
Johnson Is' Stingy With Hits
- . But St. Louis Wins
fiOSTON BEATS CHICAGO
BUurlng Bally Jn tlss Statu Inning,
ahiladelnhla Kvena tlw eUiraea
With .Detroit
v- AMERICAN I.KAC.l'E
V V -.'- ." : " 'W. L. Pot.
hKew Tork . . . ... .31 IS ,S3
Philadelphia ........ .27 10 .674
Clevelimd .......... ,.f it ,BS0
Uelrolt IS .41V
Ht. Louis It 85 ,48
Wastilngton . ..i 81 17 - ,3
Chicago 11 S .40
Boston 18 S4 .840
NEW YORK. June IS. Cleve
land made -it three out of four
games from the New York cham
pions, winning the last game of
the series, eight to four. Cleve
land came from behind In the
seventh inning, winning the game
with a rally which netted five
runs,- the result of four hits and
two bases on balls. Ruth made
his 13th home run of the season.
- The score; . Jl. H, E.
Cleveland .......L' ' H 13 o
Now York ............. .4 0
Batteries: Time. Coveleskio and
O'Neill; Shaw key. May and Hoff
man.
St. Lonte Defeats Senators)
"WASHINGTON. Juno 12. Bl
Louis took the odd game of the
series irom. Washington today,
three to one. The, visitors got only
four scattered hits off Johnson.
t Thsj score: Tt. H. B
fit. Louis a i n
Washington ......l's 0
Satterlcs: Danforth. Pruett and
Bevereld; Johnson, Russell and
Ruel. . '
- ' CWrago Los to Boston
SOflTON. June 12. lioslnn
bunched hits Off Faber In the
fourth and sixth today and defeated
Chicago. . : ,-. .
- -Tho aeors: '' . , ' , ,n, H, ,E.
. '. : .. ;t..-. :. " id ' i
ooston 10 s i
BafteHes: Faher. ThurstnM nnit
Graham; Ehmke and Devormer.
Philadelphia Wins In Rally ;
PHILADELPHIA 3un ii.
Staging a rally in the sixth Inning
that netted four runs, Philadelphia
evened the series with Detroit to-
asjr, seven to three.
Detroit .8 8 "J
r-niiaaeipnia 7 n ;
Batteries: puiett and Bussler;
narris.1 xiosiy ana rorKlns.
COBB KIDS PUNCH EDITOR
QB1TINH AMD AMEtqcAN Jit',
(HUB CLASH AT PIEK
NEW YOHK. June 13. British
and American humor .clashed at
(he Acqultanla's pier today when
m. u. Agnew,. director .of Punch.
appeared on his way 1 home, and
irvin B. Cobb, camo numng ud
wun Mrs. uodd and his daughter.
Elicabetb, .whom he was seeing
Oft .. .. , ,
T. have observed that Americans
laugh more than, the Brltlah,",auld
a jvgnow to . tho ship news .re-
porters. . "But .there .are too .many
gigglsns .In -America. It .requires
too uttie etrort to make Americans
laugh. - America though, is a verv
happy Oouatry. -a attribute .this to
the .tact that America is more
prosperous than England.
V-"Amerlcans' Mr. -Cobb retort
ed, -when remarks had - been 1
layed o him, "have a better sense
of humor than the British because
they' have the British to laugh at.
The , British can't laugh very .well
because It ' ts ; difficult to laugh
over adenoids, ,wlth which, all
Britishers are afflicted."
International oomollcatlons were
Avowed the .departure or tho!
vessel.... t. -
-'.t- 'Jesm Killed .in Pogrosna
LONDON, June 1J. More thgn
lno.ooo 'jews name neon killed In
the various pogroms ,ln tho Uk
raine -ana otner parts of Itussia,
aocordingito Dr. Schwartmnnn. of
ine uewisn worw reuet oonrerenoo,
He quoted this figure, which he
said was obtained from thn Tied
Cross. Jn the, course of an address
at the. inaugural meeting .horo of
ins -use,-- an organisation ror thA
(Improvement of .health conditions
among, toe jaws 01 uussla.
Detonating
Neither the most, powerful powder nbr the
most powertul gasoline detonates '
AT TUB .THKATnua Tnlv
Helllx rnislne.Hamnuriitelfi ans rln.
wsy fearle la tbo hlnh-flror smons mod
ern pnoiopisri, -uns Wesk et Love;"
"HesrsllsrV ' corasily ; fox Nwa;',AeMp
Kshle. -.' - ..'( ,
Csstle-btedsy, flebs Daslels ;snd Nils
Ns(dl In "The 0lmpt of the Moon,"
dUh' Whsrtan's- novel pictured amid
orsseus sets and mssnlflcent noonen;
eeasdy and short aabJiMts of special In.
tersnt t,iej(mli;nt musical, proirsm. ' ' '
- Rex Today only, Anils Stewart" in
"The, InvlslMs Kir," an sbunrhin.
of 'lors, mystsnr and advantur. .11 .
WaltaniMacOrslI and .Alan :
Timber ';()Umn," , nsxt to, the last' ohso
tar;(Resnsr In musleal kUIiiks -on - lbs
Qrgan,'. .. .. .. . ; . . y
In Hank ten,
'ThS Hh-l-l, -
!'. "T .Dohsnilsa bm'
i I,,.!.PTL,orfl, "r'u,i" sr Cart
la ,"Tuj fjuatart gutfi" Ton ills B
There re two kinds of gasoline just as there are two
kinds of powder. One detonates explodes with a single
crash. .;.''.
' tt pounds the piston down with a sledge hammer blow.' .
Having a tendency to explode prematurely, it limits
compression, decreasing power and efficiency. It often
causes "loiocking'on hills. : i , ! . '
' And the crashing blows1, repeated, increase vibration!'
which means more wear and tear.
Detonating gasoline and dynamite are similar in that
both detonate.
Even. Sustained Impulses j
Union Gasoline is different Like the smokeless powder,'
wed in all big guns, it does nor detonate.
Its explosions are progressive and prolonged They
thrust the piston down with a steady, sustained impulse,
just as the big gun thrusts out the projectile.
-These explosions permit higher compression, for com
pression is limited by the tendency of a gasoline to de
tonate, as all authorities know, j
You enjoy more power and efficiency from a gasoline
like this.
, , --ew Speed - : : " .
, This additional, smoother power in your motor means
" a TieW '"liff on hills; new ipeed on the level and more
snap in the pickup. - -
. " These steady, sustained impulses decrease vibration, si
save wear and tear. Detonating powder would be the
niinationof Uggons.' ' 1
And this, increased,, all-'round efficiency means greater
.fuel economy. !
Thus Union Non-Detonating Gasoline is the fuel that
gives you btjtter . service from your motor in several fan
portent ways. Sr;-
Union is always uniform. ' It doesn't disintegrate, thai
doesn't deteriorate in storage. You get all the power
when you want it that is put into it at the Uriionp-totfc'
UnionOjl
Ott
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tsssssss-ss1!
"Btepplnr Fast;" natty Compaon and
Conrsd Tasla In "The Rustle of Bilk!"
Msrsuerlle Do La Motle In "Wsndarlns
nsusblsra ," Mae lluah and . Wollaoe
Borry In "Only Hliop Olrl ;" "tln.n te
tbs Boa In Ships," Rimer " Clifton's
amstliif drama.
LOW FARES
j . ; to t
Portland end Return
K90 Fri., St, Sun.
$5.80 Every Day
Rgtiirn Limit IS Days' '
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
Reduced Round Trip Fares
junonr i
forvalluj
Hakim .,'), .
Horrixburg :
liinetlan CAly
to Othsir PoinU
sii.so
II.3S
1.80
' 1.00
4.75
U.',uw11. , .
iickcts are on sale ' every
day, (limited to , 15 days re
turmW, Proporti9nal fares
to other points, ' : ' ;
'Usf! tTlO fncf' fmfiiijtH. i .
-fortable clectrifc trairts;"'1
lickcts also sold to nil parts
of the United State's and
Canada. Verv In,,, rn...,,t
trip res now Jn efiect to
"icni cmcs.. uctails will
be furnished on mmlirnHoM
OREGON ELECTRIC RY.
Agent '
Flag Day Exercises
elk's Program
Thurtday Owning,, June 44tK, 8 p.
1. Music
1L-'. Hall
; SeW
2.
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5.
6.
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12.
Gross Orchestra , ,0f Lodg(
Introductory Exercise , u'"'pron, Kitusl
1 l?raycr .;.
. ; Chaplain of the Lotlge ' select
1 Flai ReSorfT'Z.
. a-i- c r-- Kuriiiire
Mtar acrvice ..i . ,
-m?r:
Opening Ode ,....;,.;....:....,.....?":' it j
intl Members, orcnesira ;i e mm
ibute to the Flag ..Brother a.
Officers a
Elk's Tribute
Music
Solo
' Gross Orchestra
cstra . . ,'- Select
rrvrrrrSie"!.
Patriotic Ad(ircss?.Bro7Gco. M. Brown, W
Song, "America"...- "
Orchestra Accompnr"
Ore-
idlencf
The Public is Most Cordially nyil
'', the E:tcrciti
IttdtS
Try RegirtCT Clarified A'