Morning register., July 13, 1923, Image 6

MOHNING REGISTER,' FUnRNE. ORE..' FRIDAY. JULY' 13.
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nu attendance ot more than li)u.
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Wideweave: PARIS is ,
vour lxst introduction '- - -
' to long wear and great
( T i i n. J
connun. i aitoreu tout
the teg to hpld your
hose secure and trim.
Ask Tor the genuine
PARIS by name, ' ...
"JOOOHomefSelUCmrorf
ASTElN.Jt.COMPJNY
CHICAGO NEW YORK
35c
and up j
presto
Alighted match to thtj wick and your
oil cookstove is instantly ready. It con
centrates lean, steady heat directly
on die cooking utensil.
No coal or wood to lug, or ashes to
shovel out a dean, cool kitchen free
. from dirt and smoke. ,.; -
,To obtain best results, use Pearl Oil
the dean-burning, uniform kero
senescientifically refined and re
refined by a spedal process.
.Pearl Oil is sold by dealers every
where. For your own protection order , -By
name Pearl OiL .
V STANDARD OIL COMPANY
WEAT.
TUW : COMANT ....
Morris Music House
: " GDEIT SALE OF
3PI AM 0
Meets Hearty Approval of Buying Public
Without question the frcatest Piano and Phonograph
..Bargains offered m-ycars arc now obtainable here.
People Gottic-r-They Buy They Are Pleated ,
Read the Prices Below
Clarendon ' Piano, . new
baity upright piano, ma-, f
hogany finish. Factory
price $385.00,, sale price
only $330.00 1
; ' ' -':' ' "'" ..;'"''."' K '
New Richmond Piano,
golden oak- finish: Kac- ;
tory price $500, sale price
only .. . I38S.00
Ivers & Pond bright new
Piano, browrt satin ma
hogany case, bungalow
style. Factory price $625,
sale price .:....$550.00'
Ilallet & Davis, new, dark
mahogany, satin- finish,
bungalow type. Factory
price $475, sale price $404
$15.00 Star Console Phonograph, new, sale price,. $135.00
$150.00. Brunswick Console, new, sale price ,......$110.00
$100.00 Columbia Grafonolu, new, sale price $65.00
$125.00 Victrola, new, sale price $90.00
(Ten double records of your own1 selection with each
s. ; ? ,, . : of above machines) ; :
USED k PIANOS
Good standard used Pianos from
Genuine Knabe Piano for ' -... :
................$165.00 up
$305.00
'All Striilg Instrument's reduced from f to yi t
r ,' , .. j Must be sold regardless of loss ' '
Morris Music House
ill Willamette Phone 59
.St.-; Louis . Bumps ." Rudolph"
and Dpfoat's .Bost'oh. .
REDS SHUT OUT PHILLIES
Kmiflirami liipllnni filowr Al
exander's Fc.:it In Shutting (Hit
' ilw lUtHiklyii Itodgoni
VHWfcTCS. mm Tlilflil Salt Lake Wins Its First of
wmiu UMii!ur;!iiHM: : Sorios From. Seals,
S0L0NS DEFEAT ANGELS
Vermin Vnkif Hunl-ltlllliiir. Omiiu
N.THN.I. I.IKJCK
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Sow Vork .......... t.3 20
Cincinnati 46 S'J"
I'lltsburg '. 45 80
Brooklyn 39' 30
rtilrago' .I ' 43. S?
!?t. Louis 40 41,
!Won SI 04'
Philadelphia 22 65
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Browns Tie For Third Place
a By Beating Senators
BOSTON DRUBS DETROIT
NEW YODK, July 12. Tlio
pw'York Olunts nmi Plltsburs
Tiralcs split a doulilo header lo
il.ny. First game: K. II. E.
Pltlqhurg , . ... II 11 8
New York ; 3 6 !
' BaHorii'p: ' !lnili and
Schmidt; McQur.lSn.Uynn; " Joti
nard niul Snydor. ,
Second gamo: ' ' H. H. E.
PlttshurK .............. 2 9 1
New York 4 8 V
Battcrlop: Adiimft. and.Gooch;
Scot t and Gowdy. ."
St. Tnls Hnls Uoslini
BOSTON. July 12. St. Louis
trcored seven runs in the. ' fifth
inning oft the voteran Hick nu-
ilolnh todav and defeated Boston.
The score: ' R. H; K.
St. Louis .. 9 14 0
Boston 6 9 2
' : B-steries: Toney and McCurdy;
'Rudolph, McNamara and O'Neill.
' UmIs Slmt Out Phillies
' PHll.ADEI.PTnA, July 12;
Cincinnati shut out Philadelphia
today" 2 to 0. ' I.uoue held .the
locals to three scattered lltfc: Har-
grave hit a home run.
The score: . .. It. II. E.
Cincinnati . . 2' 6 0
Philadelphia 0 3 1
Balleries: I.uouc and Hargravo:
Winters and Henlino. . ... , -
ClfVi'liind' Sfukt-s It Tlireo Stmiirtit
. 1'ioni l'lilluilt'lphla By II .e
No:liitiir Victory
AMKKICAN I.icAUl'K''
W. U Pet.
Now- York '. ,
Cleveland , ,
liilde'uhtu
St. T.ouis . . .
Chicago
Detroit ' . . . . .
Wnedilngton .
Boston
.,03 21
. .42 36
..37 39
..37 39'
. .35 3S .
. .37 S'J
. .32 44
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Knufmnnn Blanks Itmoklvn
BROOKLYN.- July- 13 Kauf-
mann oC the Chicago Cubs today
duplicated Alexander's feafc yes
terday In nrowing Brooklyn six
hits and shutting them out; 2 to 0.
The score: . . R. H. E.
Chicago 2 10 0
Brooklyn' 0 C 2
' Batteries: Kaufmann and O'Far
rell; ' Grimes and Taylor. '
FIGHT PLEASES DEMPSEY
JACK NOW ANXIOUS TO MEET
WINNER ON TiABOR DAY
i;OS AN"OEI,ES. July 12. Jack
Dempspy, heavyweight champion,
after reading" the Associated Press
story of the Firpo-Willard fight in
Jersey City, N. J., tonight, said he
was "very much satisfied with the
result.'' And that he "believed the
best man won' ' 1 -
'.'Of course." he added. -"I am
anxious to meet Firpo or Harry
Wills and It is up to my manager
to sign up one of them for a match
for" me on Labor day." ,
WILLARD GETS $120,000
FIRPO'S SHARE! 180.000 OF
; 100,000 GATE! RECEIPT'S
' (By the' Associated Press)
RINGSIDE, JERSEY CITY. July
12-. Jess Wlllard- will receive
about 120,000 and Luis' Firpo ap
proximately $80,010 as their shares
of tho gate receipts for their bat
tle tonight'. These figures were
based on- estimated :totitl receipts
o.r $400,000. Willard received 30
per cent and Firpo 22 per cent of
the gross amount, -' ..
pfflclal cnecK, however, Tex
: CllICAOb. July 12. Inability t
hit Huh Hluin'key in the early In
niims. collided' with a lieUvy liom
bnrdment lly the Yankees, which
drove Ted Blankenshiii off tli
mound, enabled New York to mttk
it three straight from Chicago to
dav. ten -to alr. Ruth cracked on
his twontleth homer of tlio season
with a'man on.
Tho score: R. HI E,
New YorJ ......10 13
Chicago ' 6 11
Uatterles: Shawkey and Bon
gough; Blnnkcnship; Lyons, Mack
und Graham;
St. rnl.M Ti.K For Third'
ST. LOUIS; July 13. St. Louis
went into a three-cornered tie with
Philadelphia und Detroit for third
place as a result of defeating
Washington today, eight to five.
Schliebner won the game In the
eighth inning when he hit a home
run with, two men on busJ. Llcbold
knocked out' a circuit drive in the
seventh inning with one man' on
base. Sum Bice, who was injured
yesterday when he crushed aghlst
the pavilion in uttemptjng to catch
a fly, was back in the lineup to
day.
The score: R. H. E,
Washington .' 5 7
St. Louis ..8 14
Batteries: Zachary. Russell and
Rue; Duvls,- Dauforth and seve
reid.
Detroit Loses to Bnston '
DETROIT. July 12. A fighting
finish by Detroit fell one short of
tielng the score and 13oston won;
six to five; Home runs by Burns,
Harris and Flagstend featured' the
Boston- attack.. r -
The score: R. H. E
Boston 6 9
Detroit 5 16
Batteries: Ferguson. Qulnn and
Devormer; Holioway, Colo,t Ulsen,
Francis, Wells and Bassler. i :.:.
Cleveland Wlnft Third Straight '
CLEVELAND. July 12. Cleve
land made it- three straight frohi
Philadelphia today, winning 11. to
nothing.
The score: . R. H.
Philadelphia ............ 0" 6
Cleveland .. . 11 ill
BntteriCSr Harris. Kellette and
i'ermns; Morton and O Neill. '
Broken- Jan Snrert Yonthi
LOS ANGELES. Call.-' July 12.
The -breaking of his Jaw bone
against a-vent pipe saved the life
early today of- Windsor Putnam,
19-yenr-old son of a nn Francisco
realty man, " whert he fell five
stories', from1 the window of' his
sixth floor room In a hotel.-. When
ho recovered' consciousness at "tHS
receiving hospital he was suffer
ing from a broken Jnw bone, slight
fracture of- the: skull' nnuV ''mnny
bruises,; The force of tho fall was
broken by. contact- of tho Jaw-bone
with the vent pipe. Friends say
he was ill and leaning from tho
window-'When-he fell out. . -
Willard Comeback of .Short Duration
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Sacriuiuililo 56 44
POrtlnnd Hi 49
Los Angeles 48 49
Seattle 40 60.
Salt Lllko .46 63
Vernon .46 63
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OAKLAND. July 12. Oakland
deicnted Portland here today, five
lo nilir. The Oukn won their game
111 the first and second Innings. In
the first they bum-hod' four hits
and si-ored four runs, hnigm, in
tho second; knocked a home run
over the left' field fence.'
Tho score: , IV. M. K.
Oakland .,..5 7 3
Portland 4 H !
Batteries: l.evoronx and Onslow
Kremer'nnd Baker.
llips Win Over SoaN
: SALT IJVKK, July 12. Tho Bees
won their first gumo of the series
from the Seals today, eight to
seven. The Seals, with five runs
In the soventh Inning, tied . the
score, and the locals won In the
eighth. The visitors had the llelng
run on third' when Lewis made a
shoestring cdtch of Agnew's liner
In tho ninth. Shcehnn hit four
doubles and got a walk. Courtney,
who hit throe Homers Wednesday,
knocked nnother today, with one
on. Tho playing of Vllt und J'enrce
was- TemarKunie,
The score: ' K. It. E
Snn Francisco 7 14 0
Halt' Lake ...8 16 0
Batteries: Mitchell. Hodge und
Yelle; Kalllo and Peters,
AngelH Honied By Solons
: SACRAMENTO. July 12. Big
t hief yeliownorse hud too much
on the ball for the Angels today
at Morelng field and the Solons
went into the lead In1 the series
again, score seven to two. "Doe'
Crandnll had the hotter of the
Chief for flvo innings, then blow
un. He wns nicked for a auartet
of safe wallops, netting three runs
in the sixth, and Koohler. homed
with two on ahead of him in the
seventh.
Tho score: R. H. E,
Los Angeles 8 . 7 0
Sacramento 7 16 0
Hntterient n rami nil-anil Rnlriurln
Yellowhorae and Koehlur.
Seattle) Lowe to Vernon
LOS ANGKLKH. Julv 12. Veri
non took a hnrd-hlttlng game from
Seattle today, 14 to 10, evening up
me series to count ono to- one. The
Indians tied the contest in the
seventn. nine to nine, but Vernon
cinched the victory in the- latter
half of the same inning. . Manager
Wade Klllefer used four pitchers
in his attempt to stOD the Tlser
ouensive..
The score: R. K. K,
Seattle ...10 141.4
Vernon , 14 18 8
Batteries;. Gres-r., Si-Knoll vn.
Hams' Bloke and Tohirt: Fostee
James, Glider and Hannah.,
w- m r" 1
' isry Aj wye
Von Stein,, Amateur Champ
or. Washington,' Loses.
SEATTLE. Wash.. .Tulv H'mi.
dolph Wllhelm. Portland miir hu,h
with perfect shot' making defeated
Von Stein, Seattle golf club, Wash
ington state amateur champion,
one up, here today In the quarter
finals of the Pacific Nnrthw.i
golf championship tournament.
-L.ee men, Seattle golf club, de
feated Francis Brown, Hawaiian
champion. H. Chandler Fran nt
the WaVerly golf club, Portland,
forhler" national phnmnln. '
quered Dr. O. F. Vllllng, his fellow
townsman who" won fame In Eng
Innd with, the American- Walker
cup team, 2 and' 1, , Clark Spiers,
Ihglewood Country club, senttin
overwhelmed Theron R'ongerud.
Jefferson Park Golf club, Seattle
una d. ,
In the quarter finals for .tin wo.
men's championship Mrs. S. C.
Sweertoy, Jericho club, Vancouver,
r. u miss rioronce Hnlloran. Salt
Delicious
4 Rncnti
everything tho nam implies
' On your camping anil fihing, trips always 'take a grJ
ou8 supply of FRYE'S DELICIOUS BACON. You will D
it with your eggs for breukfast, und a few slices, fried wj?
the finh for dinner, will give them just the right fiuUhiV
touch. If you like fine bacon, FRYE'S DELICIOUS will V
your favor. The mildVrare flavor, tho delicious tcndvranJ
certainly appeal to, the-appetite.
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More than thirtv vears' experience has tausht us that nnV
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choice, young, grain-fed pork produces perfect ham andW
con. That's the, only kind used for FRYE'S DELIC1M
BACOFT and FRYE'S DELICIOUS IIAM.
Buyiup 4 whole FRYE'S DEL1CI0 VS IIAM it mart tom!eat, an J Fid
DELICIOUS B.fC0N coitt Un by Iht ill. Tktn, let, il't kanJy to Jiotv lU
hanging ih tht eoolif rtaJy for art emtTftncf.
FRYE & COMPANY
Lake Cllyf Mrs. L. W. Palmer.
Oregon state chamnlon. and Mrs.
,H. a. Hotchkl.s, Seattle, were the
survivors, ,
20 LEFT IN TITLE MEET
BAIIVEH AN.U FARRELIi LEAD
AT LNWOOO' WITH JJM .
(By tho Associated Press)
iNwoon. w v .ti,i
Twenty golfers of a field of nlrtoty
ham. ehnmtilnn In la9i nn.i. lnl,n
iFarrell, the youthful Quaker
mage cum pro or Mammnroneck,
N. Y with cards of 160. nunlifiod
today In the final preliminary
round to the national open clinm-
pionsnip to Do. played In 7J holes
beginning tomorrow. Out of the
llnksmon entered, 77 will play
lur in. lllio. . . . 1
Elgltteon, 1 whose scores were
160 Or better nunltflarf Hfnmlnv
Gene Sarason. fllln wlnnnr ln.l
vear. 1n,r Ih. flrat ,ln ,, iAu utik
a-card of 14H, Joe Kirk wood of
aiww j urn, wun a cara or if,- leu
tho nineteen qualifiers on Tuesday
una jnacmnaia smith or Ban
Francisco.. With. HA wna ,!.
head' of. the field- of 20 that made
the grade yesterday. Today's golf
on an avornge wns the poorest of
ma inur . nititnrvinir ,tt.
Barnes, Fnrrell, . Robert T. Jones,
the Atlanta amateur; Bob Crulk
'ahank, tho Now Jersey professional
and William . Reekie of Upper
niontciair, w. played eicellent
ly, but the others were only' fair.
. Kansas "mnn-moiinlnln" knocked out. In. eighth round bv Luis
Angel Firpo, mauler from Argentine,
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Demonstration
Every Friday .light
COME TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK '.
and; see how your Daily Bread Is made from,
t tHe time the flour i sifted to the timb the
loaf is wrapped and' hermetically sealed in
, wax paper by one of our automatic wrapping
Kremmel
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HowJs.Your
Vision?
Have you difficulty in seeing thing plainly at ai
tante? Do objects close up or far nwny ever l(
' blurred' to you? Do your eyes wntt'r. canity? Oof
have eyestrain or headaches? , F.vcr get dixzy iA
If so, you need glasses.. You may never have noW
these things. Nature luis ii"t yet warned you. I
Why wait until your case becomes oKgravatctl? Itf
your eyes and he sure,, thereby avoiding chronic tt
tinns. We'll test your eyes free of charge and tclljj
frankly and honestly whether you need glasses orJ
H you do, we'll prescribe for you intelligently, lit)
comfortably and reasonably with eyeglasses, spcclii
bifocals, lorgnctfs or reading lenses. J
" 'And your school children'! Be-sure their eyes are
rect. ' Defective eyes are easily corrected m tlie
but if left to develop may mean serious handicafi
; after life. Many a child's backwardness in school is
' to defective vision and notliing else.
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