MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY. SEPT. , 1923
Golden Bantam canned
Corn-all year round -flOtt)
Crisp, street and delicious a
treat tot every occasion, b
tldea wm Sweet Com In,
Preferred Stock can.
TV o4 forth CoJdVn1
Bantam Cora is so short, orwr
none tecaa to get enough, of .-
tbla delicacy. . ' :
But ABen eV Lewis aive-mae ,
it possible for the housewife
to purchase GoMcn Bantam
; -Sweet i Corn all yaar 'round,
What's more, it retains all the
drtwdoui, fresh favor you like
so. much on the cob, because
it U busked and, canned, the)
same. ity.. ritlbt where it's
grown, in Maine, the banner,
tweet com state.
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Alt ready to lent. Just heat anJ ate burner to butt. AkJ
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3 tablespoon, diced bit tall pori:l araall elites : .
S l.me'rwteio.., thinly llrcd', 'ue. Preferred stork Usnum Cora;
i tea.poon n i H u-aanonn pepper ;"'i'-' t -.f,'!-
1 Quart scalded tnllk: S tableeaoona dour.. -
Tut lb aalt pork Into aauce pan and let 741 try oul,o it. Add onioa
and cook until tender, but ujt eroYn.' A0t potatoes; With. IV, cupa
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SEATTLE BEATS OAKLAND
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Vernon ,
i' I.OS ANOKLK.S. 8rpt. ja. Jolly
(ro-cd tiuiy fur Forllaml toilny and
the iUnvrrs took ths thlrtl wuna of
!he srl tram Vernon, mnd to
o. Ths -tucera look otuvrun
loud. In the f Imt Irmliir. but tli
flrawna soored, Hi rem tnlllea in (he
soconri with two sinelva, a double.
a aacrldce and an error- - Tele
th-htietder. Tluor right (leliler. poled
out two doubles and two singles iu
(Ive trlp.'i to the plutu.
The score: K. H. K.
Portland 1 11 '
Vernon 3 13
Batteries: Levereni and Daly
Jolly. Keupy and Haouah.
vldv.l to sntlsfy those who beiAne
huiniry. ,
O.rtolM :tlntia Vulny '0 1
1 TiHlay the tentatv nttraolloaiwill.
bo the bl I'ortullo vbmedy circus,
which until iitlornoon uml venliia
will put on 4-iiiluiit iiroKrnhiii.
This troupe la rompoaed ( (he
Seals -Vcmlu Deal Senators
SACKAMKXTO. Sept. 30. Snn
Francisca bunched hlta at oppor
tunc momenta oft Thompson tiula)
und Sacramento, unable to success'
fully solve the shoots of Hob tlcnry,
wn:i administered a third successive
defeat .for the crucial serle. five
to two.: It was ladies' day and a
.larco crowd waa iu - ationd&nce.
bwita jv cordon ot police stationed
nt different points In the stands.
Umpire Byron, who was the ob
teetlve factor In stesterdny'a mob
dlalurbance, was pranUltrur at the
baea today, but had an easy alter
jnoon with no partlculitrly close de
eialns to render and. the crowd.
.Lhouah nous, waa orderly.
The score: H. It E.
San Francisco. ......... . . . '
LSacxamen(o ,.... 3 -.8
liuueries: ueaxy ana Kicme
Tbom)son, rctuicr and Koehlcr.
Seauin Jiman Out Oaklaml
OAKLANI1. Sept. 30. Malls lost
a pitching: duel with Dell here to
day and Seattle nosed out iakiand
two runs to one. Tbe Oaka only
run came In the fourth inning
when -Vatber singled. Lafayette
sacrificed and Baker drove In
Cather with a double. The two hits
were exactly bnlf the total number
Dell permitted. Yaryan'a double
in the fifth and Dell's two-bnfiger a
few minutes later tied the score for
Seattle. The Indians punhed over
the winning run in the eighth when
Lane smiled. Merkle sacrificed,
Welsh beat out a bunt and Eldred
mored Lane with a hit to center
field.
The score:
Seattle
Onklnnd
- Batteriea: Dell and
Mails and Baker.
R. H. E.
..30
..141
Yaryan
Chtrago Lose to IlmoUyn
CHlCAttO. Sept- 20. Brooklyn
made it two games out of three
from Chicago today by winning
the final contest to 7. The game,
wu a free hitting affair In which,
extra baae hitting waa the feature.
The ecore: H. H. E.
Brooklyn 9 13 0
Chicago '. ... 7 If 0
Batteries: Grimes and Taylor:
Wheeled Osborne, and O'Farrcll.
SP0LLA EAGER FOR MATCH
Anurets Win Over Bore
SALT LAKH, Sept. 20. Tom
JlUKbesi invincible In the pinches.
(came within an ace of retting a
i shutout today, the Angels winning,
three to one. It waa not until two
were out in the ninth that the Bees
scored their run. Roy Leslie hit
hi fifth two-bagger and Lmlle
ISheehan his (4th. Strand raised
'his total of hlta to 204.
I First game: R- K. E.
Los Armeies 3 1 0
Salt Lake 1 11 1
Batteries:- Uugheti- and Itego;
Myers and Jenkins.
jvATIOXAij LKAGCE
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New York .rf 13 64
Cincinnati it SO
Pittsburg 82 69
Chicago 76 48
8t. Louis 73 68
Brooklyn 69 71
Boston 47 91
Philadelphia 44 5
P.C.
.422
.693
.681
.625
.618
.493
.135
.226
CINCINNATI. Sept. 20. Cln
clnnati and Philadelphia ' broke
even In their final double header
of the season today, the visitors
winning tho Tlrst game 2 to 0, and
the home team taking the socond
8 to 7 In eleven innings.
First frame i R. H. E,
Philadelphia" 3 4 0
Cincinnati, 0 ( 4
Batteries: Olaanrr and Henline;
Luque and' Hargrave,
Secrnd game R. H. E.
Philadelphia. 7 11 2
Cincinnati ., 8 18 t
Batteries: Ring. Head, Bishop.
and Wilson; Benton, Harris and
Wingo. ,
ITALIAN p-t;U,IST H-VS 1LVI,
I,KCGEI DKHPSrTIf
MILAN. Italy, ; Sept. b. Er
mlnlo Spalla, the Italian a heavy
weight pugilist, tins issued a chal
lenge to Jack Dempsey for-a fight
for thte ' heavyweight ' champion
ship of the world.. He desires the
fight immediately. Spalla Is now
In training In Htreh.
"I am ready to go to America
Immediately to meet . Dempsey at
any tlmo and nt any pluca set by
the champion," said. Hpalla to the
Associated Press .today. "I am In
fine condition and will be ablo to
give the champion tile biggest run
for his money he has over had."
LANE DAY AT FAIR
KKTH (.ATE HFXX)RD
(Continued from page one)
mis dny of the fair, managers aald.
Tha Hawaiian troupe, which him a
clean ami olevor program or. lng
ing and dancing, was well attend
ed in both afternoon and evening,
us wo the freak eliovv, the jungle
museum and others. A merry-go-round-
and ferrls wheel added to
the enjoyment of the joy-seekers.
All the concessions and amuse-
mentR.wlll be open. all day today.
Jt wiUI announced) ,A cafeteria and
fnmoua Uiiymond brotheia, who In
additions to being acrobats of note,
nlwi do tight wire niul globe atuutx.
mid aeveml other riilerliilneln, s
well as a Itu'Ki) cullvvlluu of pel'
fui'iiilug animals.
The dlKplnys will also bo open
all tiny, mid many who have nt,
tended the first three dn.vs are ex
pected to ri-turn to view again
what Is termed lite brst exhibition
of ljme products ever shown.
In the morning those lulexestod
In club work will hold a meeting
In a building In the rear of the
nwlii pavilion and probleais und
nollrles of boys' and girls' work
will be dlscuiuMHl by cxpnrla In .the
field. All pareuta unit ulub lenders,
as well aa boys mid girls of I lie
county aro urged to attend title
meellnia states J. 11. Swan, county
club leader.
The fair, which Is Vulil to have
proved aucceasful in every way,
will close Its gutea this evening,
when ' the ilisnlnys and livestock
will be removed. ' i 1 JKWlM
TINKLES CINCH THIRD
SUGGCSSrVE BALL TITLE
MILE SLTJTJIIu RICE
Potreres Stops Fast float In
W Frco-For-AII
crowd isInthusiastic
Nlu-r iKvteila oil tXnl abio l:HV
big rp IV'll Tilkl'W thtvo Siie
vcselto Ib-ntM III a: U Kwnt
Marain Greatest In Either
. Major League In Years
DETROIT BEATS BOSTON
PlilladclplUa (iH-H lutu Tlo For
-SUtb l'lmv lly Winning Victory
Over Chicago
AMERKAX I.EAGVK
w. u r. c,
New York 93 48 .440
Cleveland : 73 (3 .640
Detroit 70 44 .SIS
St. Louis ...47 49 .493
Washington 68 70 .493
Ohlragu 41 74 .446
Philadelphia 41 74 .446
Boston 66 81 .406
NEW YOKK. Sept. !0. The New
York Yankees clinched their third
successive American league pen
nant here today, defeating St. Louis
in the first rame of the series,
four to three. New York's margin
la the greatest In either major
league In many years. Sam Jones
won hla 30th game of tbe season.
thngh he was hard pressed by St,
Louis in the late Innings. The
innkcea bunched their hits to good
effect on Vangllder. Severetd was
hit on the heud with a foul ball in
the second Inning and wit forced
to retire.
The score: R. II. E.
St. Louis 3 8 1
New York 4 8 2
Batteries: Vnngllder and Seve
retd. Collins: Jones and Schang,
Detroit Wins Oirt Boston
BOSTON, Sept. 20. Detroit won
the opening game of today's
double-header from Boston, five to
four. The second unmo was called,
at the end of the loth on account
of darkness with the score two .19
two.
First game: R, H. K
Detroit A..10...1.
Boston .4 u"r
Batteries: PI Mr lie. ItaiuM snd
Woodall, Bassler: Murray. Oulnn
and Plclnlch.
Second game: It, U.. B.
Detroit 2 6 1
Boston 2 t 0
Batteries: Holloway. Dauon and
Bassler; Piercy and Duvoriucr,
Plclnlch.
Philadelphia Drrrata Chicago
PHILADELPHIA. Sent. 20.
Philadelphia went Into a tie for
sixth place today by defeating Chi
cago In the opening game of the
series.
The score: R. II. E.
Chicago , 8 10 2
Philadelphia 6 9 I
Batteries: Thurston and Crouse:
Hasty, Rommel and Perkins.
Parties to Fatal Ilo.it Front
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn., Sept.
20. Young men held In' connec
tion with the death of Walter
Oroeschel. 18, amnteur boxer, who
died In the ring Inst night, were
ordored relensed lalo today by
county Attorney Olsen. Tho men
are t;onrad Becklud, . 20, - ftroe-
schcl's opponent, and the referee
and the promoter. A deputy cor
oner found death probably was the
result of a blow to tho solar plexus.
Renault KnocauL Out llimuin
OMAHA. Neb.. Sept. 20. Jack
Renault, of New York knocked- out
"Tiny" Herman. . Omaha heavy
weight. In the seventh round of a
scheduled ten-round- bout here, to
night. Tho welghta wcro an
nounced as Renault 126 pounds
and Herman 223.
AT TUB THEATRES TODAY
C.atle The beat known lova .lory
ever written, "flalnt Elmo," with John
Ollbert, BCMie 1ivn and Rarhars La
Ma rr; pomadr. ' Our Onns In ' The
Cohbler;' pxenllimt munlr-nl-program.
lies Flrl day, "Itrd Light.," blgse.t
ray.tery melodrftmstlc hit of tha year,
adapted from "The lUar Car," nnd fea
turing Johnny Walker, Mario rrevnt.
Raymond Griffith aud Allre Lake;
Rnnb" Polard eoeiedv '"Ths -Courtahln
of Mile. 8andw!tr:b;"-Uosnr, orgsolst. In
melodlou. scttlhlM.,.-,- -. .
Hellls Host Olbsnar le. s. rneinVnomeo
of the bwUhlltis mala. "Out of Lueji," a
ryelona of ' ftm' and aettoa i, flrat ahowlns
of Demnaoy'Klrpo flsht acenaa; Century
comedy,- featuring "Drownlo," tha 'won
der dog,;., Pathe Nows; Patho .Color
Novelty: v.,
Comlns Richard, nartlielniami.' "The
Fighting Made.;'.' ; .Pfl ranvnuitJ '-apoolHl,
-ituggiea oi iciui uan:" cnia Hennctt snd
llarhera La Marr, "Htrangern of Ihe
Night:" Kllnor Olrn'a "But Days:" Vln-
cent Ulaaco Ibanes' "Enemies of Wo
men," with Lionet flarrymnre and Alms
Reubens; Gloria Kwannofi, "Zaxa ;" John
Golden', atago auereaa, "Three Wine
Pool.;" Mne Murray, "The Preneh Doll:"
John narrymore, "Beau lirummet ;"
Elinor Ulrleh, "The Tiger Robs;" Hone
Hampton, "The Gold Digger.;" "Holly
wood," a .uper-.pnelal Paramount pie
ture with all tho .tar. that .lilnei D. W.
Griffith's "Tho While Ho.;" Tom Mlt
In "Soft Dolled;" Mrs. Wallara Relit In
Human Wreckage:" nu.ler Keaien .in
'The Three Age.;" Ilex Rftar.h'a "(new).
tbs epouer. ; "The Hllent f.'ommand 1"
Zans Orey'a "Ths Ins Hl.r lunger."
with Tom Ml; "A Chapter In llerinife;".
Prlaciiis Daan In "Drifting:" "ljtna
Wlvea;" Jullene Riling and all ,llrrwri
nrnthera In "niack and While -(ni-J
III wbivt Is declared to be Ihe
brat mid fastest hieing card oyer
put otvist. the local giiiuuds, I'm
trei-eg, driven by tlluillllnl. won
first manny In the frve.fOjr-all race
and Arp lill, Uitven by Rlchnitl
soii. wus ilei'lnrtHl .winner lit tbe
8:13 pace dr tnft iiwioiiUiy t ilm
county -(air. lie. Ulne.er vr' r
oud heat ot lt ftee-Wr-mi.JjaiJM J
seti a new. uskh turoiiif llM-f-lT"''
mile. M'hlnmrW JeiitydWllmt
made by v'ktiilu,Uw.-jb;iVim by
Fred Woooe.Hlt. In, lilt '.' . Jlui JjUl
record waa J:10i,v. . , . ; y
From' the very tAfsL.'lltvVi.'lKB'
was a neck-nnd-necK race between
Hal I'axtnn, Jr.. dud Potmres,.he
spclatora were enthusiastic and
many times, when the contests;
were close, rose to their feet aud
cheered. The crowd was also the
largest that nllended Ihe riu'o. the
ntieiHlnnce otuallug Hint uC both!
previous da.vs-
After Ihe first hi-at. I'otrvres In
tho free-for-all won every, rare,
most of them by a length or more
This horse kt said to bo one of
the fastest on the coast, and will
be entered at Salem next week
Hal Pitxtoii, Jr.. who took a first,
third, fourth and fifth, wns given
second place In the event; Mac
Kltsalmmon. who took three sec
enils and a fourth, wns third, and
Alberta Hal. with two thirds, n
fourth and elxth. was fourth.
Arp Bell I Winner .
Arp Bell. In the 3: It pace or
trot, won easily on three) stmlghl
heals. Surety took second with
all second places; Albert "W. w
third -with three thirds and a
fourth, and the Bondholder wns
fourth with one third and three
fourths. ' 1
The spectators were given a
real thrill when the sulky en Ver.
n Dillon: driven by- Knhrs. brdke
down. The driver was throwm
and In dodging the horse. the
driver of Unnle Schwarts nteu
lost his seat. Roth home con
tinued around, the track without
drivers, and Verna Dillon was not
stopped for several rounds.
In the third race, nve-rignins
Flvnn. won easily, with llenumsn
ridden by DaglrV. second. and
Spark Plug. Little. third. The
tlmo was 1:01. Another running
nice, n three-fourths mile derby,
was called no contest Ty the
Judges because the riders did not
wait for an ottlelul start.
Tin- Summary
Free-for-All:
Unnle C 6 4 E 6
Mao Kltaslmmona .... 4 I f I
Alberta. Hal 3 4 4 3
Verna Dillon 4 3 4
Pr, r! rrr 2 1 I
Hal Paxton. Jr I 8 3 4 !
Time 2: 1 0 Si . 7:00 V,
3:10.
iNol entered In fourth heat.
2:12 I-'nco or Trot:
LHgriy 5 2
.irr i ........ ..... a
Albert W 4 3
The Bondholder 3 4
. Time 3:13V.. 2:ISX. 3:14.
i No races are scheduled for
day. "a
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Bull nuule the beat rides of the
day In lh Northwnat bucking eon
Inst for championship. OHisr tie
uies were, aiicown speetlily ur
"pulled leather."
i In the row boys' rsUy. race, a
daily event. Red Prultt won first
aud 1176. Time l:tH. . ..
, (a the world's chatnpton.hlp
bucktug cvnlesl the riding of K.
K. Studiuilck on Hull hiinon
wus a feature.
. The wild horse race waa won by
Uuyd Sillllnas. with Viikliuji C'-ia-utt
second. This is a rontlnuua
event over three days.
fund uf Hie slate. Building and
loan aseoiiliitluna have ltu:reniKMl
from 14 to 83 In the last year.
Their total capltallsntluu is $ t 44.
75 o.ono and tney have luaucd frvm
dep.xlls MMI4.U9.tt.
Irrsrys BouimI (or Hairy sIkiw
SALEM. Ure., Hept, 10. -Seven
fin Jersey tattle valued st llou..
ooii will leave Marlon, near here.
Sutuntay or Hundsy fo, ik, ,
lloniil ony .,, ,',
I . I he eatlle nr. u..j .
.t Rr..ll..M t.TM.rl.i rZZ1
rw tho t i, WrHsg JeavlJ
sle. wor it el, , ie
- ..l.,vH uuiterul
dU.er. Valued St tll.aoa.
, ClmmlirrlaUi Viilc0lunj WJ
. .in.ei.iwii, (..irton.
t'oriHiralM us on Inrrvase" I
SALKH tire.. Sept. 10. A total
of 11.110 Oregon domestic rorpor.
sttuns and 4s foreign corpora1
running dnh. Mt. Hood, ridden bytjloiu. are now on record In Oregon
according to tho annual report of
W. H. . t'rewa, atate corporation
commissioner. This Is ntt ini-resse
if 834 durlnx Ihe Inst year. Total
receipts of the department for Hie
year were f3i4.93 6. attd ex
prnses 133.818 74, leaving
563 74 to turn over to the general
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20,000 PERSONS ATTEND
FIRST DAY OF ROUNDUP
300 INDIANS IX W.ll HK4.AIJA
MARCH IN PARADE
Pony Kiprena Raw for tbu Wisrlil
Title Won by KcniMJtli Ken.
uedy In Fast Ttnau
PENDLETON. Ore.. Sept. 20,
Twenty thousand persons, a rco-
ord breaking crowd for flrst-dny
attendance, tilled Ihe gates to tako
In the proginm of todoy'a round
up. Visiting Shriners attended In
a body unit their fexes guvo an
added touch of color to nn already
coiorruii crown, 'i nree , nunurcu
full-blooded t'matllla lijilliiiia In
war coHlume.'uinrclird In the piir-
ade. In both, the Norl.liwisi and
world's championship bucking
contests for the day most of the
riders "pulled leather" or were
thrown. . Tho ability uf the bron
chos was clenrly shown .and Indl-i
cnlod some real exlilbllliilis tumnr-
row and Saturday when the best
rider in the West will attempt to
stay with the sunflshlng ciiyuses.
Hminuly n ins I'iicmm itai'd
Tho pony express nico for tho
championship of tho world wns
won by Kenneth Kennedy on the
Cotlroll-Itonch string. Time 2:10,
thrce-dny event.
The cowboys' standing race wns
won by Red Prultt. tlmo 28 4-8;
Jimmy Taylor; second.
M. F. Buttlor, on Whistling An
nie and Everett Rlggs on Speed
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lc the most miMlrrii fooil supply Iuhim- in the ttate out
iitlc uf 1'iirllaiiJ. All the numi iiioilern ftnitirts til
places ii ( thin kiml tire In-intf iiictrrporatcil ivitll' ideas of
our own. Ilic new ctiipiurtit will permit us to k
uir (uml umlrr j;lai4. where it can lie seen by th pub
lif. jet it will he frrr from tltisl ami ilirt that it buurj
lu ric where ever) lliin ii hustle and Inijtlc.
Mtime-Grown Muikmeloru
Mtltkitirlona will soon lie Kne fur another Jrasim. Kite
yuii hal your, nliarc (or the similiter? Miiinclnmirt
rt4 rhrnp n4 thpy will Kt't now, nmL ihcv rc 1 r
. Jiciuhtl) for flavor. , The only hum we have notw
, homc-Krowii, which i enough In a6ttrc you o( tick
excellence.
Oregon Prunes Are on the Market
If you like canneil prunes ami you want to lay b 1
H)ipl'How is thy time to tlo it. We can accommixbtt
you with any amount. They arc of Tahlc Supply qui
ity the fittest on the market. Thce prune art exr
lent, fresh, anl nnyoiic (;uel or tired liuliby-wooM
he tr lighted to have a few.
Imported Good Still Winning Favor
t'rcsc.i ilelicaciex antl I luittlcy-I'atinrrs cake ii
rinikie are still inrrcaitinj' their popularity 8 cti
hits, for refreshment nt social Kutlii-rinjfs of all kiruii.
These are tint our product, hut are imported, and they
seem to meet with tin: same lavor tivery )mi.c.
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At a meeting of the Eugene Clearing House Association
of Eucrenfi. on Aumiot- 14 107 fV, fnllnwinor resolution
. fJ-J J e. MgMWV II er-dHsSTf VIIV VSW - - ---WJ -
waspassed: ' ., .
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;On nml aftflr October 1, 1923, the followint; regulation
iwiJl go hit) effect: On all clieckiiic accriiintii avcraKing
' ;for the current month less than $50.00 oti wlucli any
.cliccki hftyc been paid, a crvicp charge pf SO cents per '
,"" ; "lontli sliall. be 'made and. the same herewith cliaiRcd to
" ..'. , , the account or collected. No chnrge will he made ur; :
' ravings accounts or ccrtificatcs'bf tleposit." .
Tne above resolution was pas8e4 at the above meeting. fl
which each one of thn Ft irrn Karilrai WAR
rGDrcseiitccl, and
eBw aM milv.iiv.1 9Jm aevw - i
was unanimously adopted.
BANK OF COMMERCE,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
UNITED STATES NATIONAL' BANK.
several "not oeg - aianus are pro-
iruan nnowi. '
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