Morning Register from Eugene, Oregon • Page 6

Slx MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE. FRIDAY, APRIL 25, 1924 baseball gams with SeattleModny. It was tho Indians' second ti'aighr Up to the nevsnth til Salts were leading five to three. the HAYWJIHD TO HOLD TRACK BEJtVERS WIN OVER SALT victory of the series. Kopp uf the Solons drove in all five uiiw for first bailor to face Ciiumbe, was an out, but Cuuiubo walked Braiil and Poole and had one -ball on Miller when Duffy Lewis yanked UKE fli LUCKY SEVENTH him for O'Neill.

Then the slaugli Sncramentd. In the unit lie knocked out a homer with two on bases and two inning's later crashed out double with the bases loaded ulthough only two sctred. Seattle scored runs in six out. of eight Innings. The score: H.

H. ter began. O'Neill completed the walk to iriller and tho next eight Vernon Comes From Behind Vie lii Four Classes batters hit safe, the hits including a double nnd Cox homer with and Drubs Frisco All Events one on. In all ten runs scored nnd 16 batters faced three Suit Lake Sacramento .7 Seattle 17 0 pitchers. An Interclnsa track mt wlU bo SEATTLE BEATS SOLONS Batterie-i: Prough.

vlnci and The score atiiKed by Coach Hay ward Satur- R. H. E. 6 li 3 .13 20 1 Schang; Plummer, Williams r.nd Salt Lake Portland HiifflMW Gts Dumping from OtikN iltiy. Kuch cIuhs will otitor a team nnd tho competition should bo lively ua Speitrow nnd Tuok are In Coumbe, Batteries: Ponder, Baldwin.

Angels Win On Oakland OAKLAND. April 24. The first O'Neill, Hulvey and Jenkins; Lov- Uuldevuiia But Tightens: and Wilis for Angels aurpront ciusaos, bo mm thoii points will not onnble one class to six Oakland Coast leaguo baseball erenz, Plllette and Daly. Vernon KiilUes, Beats Seals win this time. c.

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE players who faced Hughes this aft The fresh nmn olasft Beoms to bo P.O. LOS ANGEL KS, April 24. Ver ernoon hit sutely, scoring toree well protected In runnms events out win nave to nustio to runs, but Hughes tlchiened up after that and allowed only five hits nnd one run during tho re place in tho no lit John ston, KJ el land and Simonton are W. L. San Francisco 12 6 VeinonJ 10 7 Salt Luke 9 7 Ijoa Angeles 10 8 Onklund 7 10 Portland.

7 10 Sacramento 8 10 Seattle 10 non came up from behind in the eighth inning with a. two-run rally hero today and defeated San Fran-clrico in the third gamo of the series 4- to 3. The Seals unavnll-Ingly did good bat work. Kilduff and Ellison co-starred with the .706 .503 .550 .412 .412 .876 .333 a likely looking bunch of firm year mainder of the game, Los Angeles winning 7 to 4. weight noivors, out tnoy.afo liun- The score: it.

it. r-. dicanpod in having to go ngtilnst Los Angeles -7 5 0 Tuck. Johnston, has been 'running stick, Kilduff with a homer and Oakland ...4 11 6 second to tho Javelin star in moat Ellison with two doubles and Batteries Hughes and Byrei" of the competition this season, but single in four times the plate. Boehler.

Foster and Read. stands little chance of talc inn Tho scorer U. H. E. either the shot or.

discuss from him. PORTLAND, April 24. Tho Beavers concentrated almost their entire attack In ono hectic Inning-, the seventh, here todny, and beat Salt Lake for the third straight win of the series, 13 to 5. Sun Francisco 3 10 2 Vernon 4 9 1 Another good dlstnnce; man was VARSITY TAKES SECOND Batteries: Hodgo and Telle; Shellenbach nnd Hannah. lost when Walker, two-milcr, was taken with appendicitis.

This has been a hard year on distance men. Keating, freshman' miler and halr- Seattle Bents Saci'aniento SEATTLE, April 24. Sacra miler Inst year, is ''out for the two- mento was defeated 11 to 5 in a mile how and looks like the most 1 S3 promislng-of the varsity long distance crop. Tets and McColl, miler and two-miler, respectively. Latham Knocks' Home Run, Making Score 7-6 have been bothered, al season by bad legs, but ought to be in shape DANCE for Uio Saturday.

Oreeon took the klns's-X contest SUPERSTITIONS OIL FACT from tho Whitman nine yesterday afternoon by a seven to six score. Hunk T-Atham broke up a tie score in the seventh by driving out 1 a long1 home run with a mixn on base ahead of him. Whitman started out like a' winner and secured a three-run lead off Brooks, varsity left-hander. When Oregon came to bat in the tifth inning- the score stood 4-1 DONNA HALL SATURDAY NIGHT April 26 Everybody Invited Is it bad luck to break a mirror? No, thas just a superstition. And the current belief that oil is in some mysterious way is another.

When you pay a fancy prict for "eastern" ou are paying just so much needless to unwarranted prejudice. Whitman. The Webfooters got to Birds Are Menace' to Game, Commissioner States" Matsuno for four runs in this canto and went into the lead. The' visitors tied the count In their half of the sovonth and it Concerted action amone' snbrts- nven of the state to control the crow was then that Latham put the varsity out in front with his four- menace Is being urged by tho state game commission, according to ply swat. Whitman scored- again in the eighth, but could not tally wen uorris, member or the in the ninth.

board; Brooks was touched for eight "Spare the crow and spoil sport" Is tho crux of the situation in- the hits and Matsuno for nine. The score: considered opinion of a number of noted ornithologists and many ex t. H. E. 7 9 2 perienced sportsmen who nave de Whitman 8 3 The batteries: Oregon Brooks voted yejirs to the study of the destructive work.

of the crow, the commissioner states. and Whitman -Matsuna and Walther. Better Gasoline Mileage Less Carbon Extended tests conducted by this Company in the laboratory and on the road show that the Zerolene-lubricated car averages about 5 better gasoline mileage than when other oils are used. Carbon deposits are also less, chiefly because of the selected western crude from which Zerolene is made. Insist on Zerolene even if it does cost less.

A number of local sportsmen The Best Crude Is Western Crude As a matter of fact, the most suitable crude for the production of motor oil is Western Naphthenic Base Crude, obtained from Pacific Coast wells. And the most advanced and efficient refining process yet developed ishe high-vacuum process, the patents on which are owned by this Company. You can drain and refill your crankcase every 500 miles which is good practice regardless Umpire: Leslie. have joined in the national move ment to limit the number of crows. and the question of organising the HAND THROWS EX-CHAMP gunners ot this locality to more ef fectually handle the.

matter of -control of -the increasing flocks of YOKEL LOSES TWO FALIiS OCT crows is being said- Mr. OP THREE AT GROVE Dorris. i DUKXNU me many yean that 1 nave maintained a highly cifXTlmrrd medical clinic in Portland Oregon, for the treat-iment of Piles and other rectal and colon literally tkntnds oftuffcren have come or been lent to ine from ill para of the West, ltd Mrwmnlng growth In my practice has necessitated larger and better Reports- from sportsmen, farm ers, bird lovers, poultry raisers and Lose County Special) -t COTTAGE GROVE. Abril sheep, men in every section of he 24. Mike Tokel, of Salt Lake, ex-Hght heavywelglit champion, lost country cnargo.tne crow witn or-fenses including the killing, of fledgling game, insectivorous- and by tjfo falls tout of three to Ralph Hand, local grappler, here tonlghv.

equipped othces my own new building and an uv creased staff at tldllea assistants. It has also brought me an experience which enables me to confidentially GUARANTEE to cute any case Piles by my nonsurgical method or refund the patient's fee. song birds, raids on corn fields, the theft of young fowls ami tho- ploK- Hand won the first fall In 26 minutes with a toe hold. The second Thaeb no eaottanaeataiid tnatmcatt mar be taken at auch ttecs Writs tola far mr FREE flhatnud kok whkh swtilsiss of the kind of oil used, a jty automobile manufacturer 1 tell you and still save moh if you use Zerolene. And your tax will get better continuous 1 Jbrication, as proved by your inc gasoline mileage, operation, and reduced carbon This Company is convinced that Zerolene will lubricate the modern automobile well or better than aayothetoiiouered to the public at no matter what price.

A tt-ries of independent and impartial reports showing the experience of large uien with Zerolene motor oil has been collected in our booklet, "Why Pay Tribute to Superstition?" AskanyStandardOilCorc, pany sales or service station repreKstr tive or any Zerolene dealer for a copy. amrncuissirciMaiuaT. was taken by Yokel with a "airplane spin," in 28 minutes and the thlro went to Hand with a toe hold in 16' minutes: Hand in at 165 and Yokel at 175. This is the fourth time these wrestlers have met In Cottage Grove. A fair sized crowd saw the match.

lng out- of the eyes of lambs, AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Detroit- ..,80 Chicago 5 8 .626 Philadelphia .71 New York 4 .666 Washington 6 .444 Cleveland 4 .429 Boston- 4 .429 St. Louis 7 .322 DEAN.M.D.Inc OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE MAIN RTtAND.OREGON Pleasant Hill Defeated (Register Lane County Special) gPRINGFIELD, April 24. In a lopsided game, Springfield high school yesterday afternoon PAPER WHEN WRITING MENTy THIS At St.

Louis: K. H.oE. Chicago 10 1 St. Louts- .........4 2 The batteries: Robertson and Bayne, Kolp and Severeid. 3 STANDARD OIL COMPANY dofeated Pleasant Hill here by a score of 24 to i.

At no time did the Pleasant Hill boys have a At New York: R. H. E. (CALIFORNIA) snow. Tomorrow afternoon the local high school boys will play Monroo here.

Boston 6 2 New York 6 9 1 The batteries: Ferguson, Fuller-ton and O'Neill, Picinlch; Shawkey and Bengough, Hofmann. Ooutbern Pftdflc nea take friend- It interest In their Old-time dance, Friday night AtfHl 26, at the W. O. W. hall, mm Eighth and Lincoln, Eugene.

Ev- eryDoay welcome. 4-24-2 At Philadelphia: R. H. E. Washington 4 8 1 Philadelphia 8 8 2 The batteries: Martina and Ruel; Ogden, Walberg, Burns and Perkins, Bruggy.

Insure with Heary 33 9 Auto Fire Ins. C. N. McLean, tf Register's Classifieds stet Results At Cleveland: R. H.

E. 8 13 1 Detroit Cleveland 2 9 2 The batteries: Stoner and Bassler, Awards: Smith. Edmondson. Mor ton, Levlson and Myatt. NATIONAL LEAGUE W.

L. Pet. New York 6 1 .861 6 2 .750 Chicago 6 4 Advises Ordinary Buttermilk for Wrinkles and Enlarged Pores This Good Looking Young Woman Uses Old-Time Recipe of Buttermilk Cream in a New Way A Gentle Massage with Fingers Before Retiring Is An That Is Necessary. i Brooklyn Pittsburg 3 5 .376 Boston ......2 4 .333 Philadelphia 2 4 .338 Louis 3 i 7 .300 Figure This V' olano artificiality; hectic, yet sad. The characters are likewise hectic and It's the biggest reason for using Southern' Pacific Local Service ad a- motley -collection of artists self-styled and real assembled Warner tuneR pianos.

Laraway Music house. Phone 1. 7-36-tf Dance, Friday night, April 25. Dreamland hntl. 4-2B-1 Henry Sheldon, Ijcxro PriUman, Florence Crandall, Helen Mjiyen and a new guild hall star," Laird McCormlck.

Tho play will he repeated this afternoon and tonight. Dunce nt Voucta Snturdoy, April 19. Lunch ai midnight. Everybody welcome. At Chicago R.

Louis ......4 4 3 Chicago 6 2 Tho batteries: Sotheron and N61-. bergall; Jacobs, Blades and O'Far-rell, Hartnott. At Pittsburg: R. Cincinnati 6 16 0 Pittsburg 4 0 Tho battorics: Donohub and Har-grave; Meadows and Schmidt. MUTUAL LIFE.

O. M. BP1 3 together to manufacture amuse-Iment for tho diversion-seeking outside -world. -'The entire vehicle was full' of careful aating nnd fully interpreted parts. Virgil Mulkey and Terva Hubbard tmed excellent Others who did Rood work wero Walter Malcolm, Dave Swanson, Paul Krausae, Cllf- what other kinds of transportation costs.1 And yet Southern Pacific service Is the most dependable ot all.

It 'a fast and comfortable, too. In other words, it's Southern Pacific Service and that means much to those who have traveled widely. Business menuseSouthcrn Pacific service for. short trips as well as for long ones. It costs so much less, than any other form of transportation.

Compare it yourself with other ways to go. You'll find that a ticket over the Southern Taciflc from one half to one tenth Help a Good thine AM At Boston: R. H. Philadelphia 7 11 Boston- ...........0 T. Vl rora fcenrunsr, Boyd Homewood, Ttio batteries riunoeu ana nen- llnc; Genowich, Lucas and O'Neill.

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New York ...........7 li 1 Brooklyn 6 8 The batteries: Nehf, Ryan and Snyder; Ruether and Deberry. circus play is Liked AMERICAN LEGION Drum an4 Bugle Corp Southern Pacific 'HE WHO GETS SLAPPED" STAGED AT UNIVEHSIJTr i RBO OR BROWN PACE, NCCK, HANDS OS ARM WILL-WOW WKUTVOICOMS A BIAUTirUL WHITS IP YOU USI Derma Vira plssh. whits OS SSUNSTTB. AT HOM OS IM miSLIC, ATTSACTIVC WHITS' NtSS OP Voun SKIN CAUSKS COMMENTS OP ADMIRATION. USSD IN PLACK OP POWD1R JN .1 -r.

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AVOID -SUBSTITUTES, SIXTY 6INTB. The old-time application of Buttermilk and Cream to, whiten and preserve tho Bkiii, and removes harsh little wrinkles and ugly sallowness is grandmother's recipe and women throughout the country are again using it to Insure a beautiful complexion and snow whlto 'bands and arms. Buttermilk, however, is not always obtainable, but a specialist-has at last porfected a method of concentrating buttermilk and combining it with a perfect cream, which you can buy In small quantities ready to use at any first-class drug store by simply asking for Buttermilk Croam. Thcro is no secrot about It, nor Is there any doubt about tho result It's Just common, ordinary buttormllk In the form of a wonderful cream. That's all.

Howard's Butermllk Cream gently massaged with the finger tips around the corners of the eyes and mouth, (S) Friday night 1) APRIL GIRLS' BEAUTY POPULARITY CONTEST Snappy, Jmijt Music Ellifentn ArtnorV sented last night at the university by members of the dramatic club, proved to be one of the best likofl of the year. Iarrol Iarson, as "He," entered Into the spirit of the serlo-traglc play from tfxe very and he bore his part, to the end. enona Dyer, who played opposite him, also reached the zonlth of her' dramatic career. Kate Pln-neo in this vehicle was cast In one of the most serious parts, -and proved that she was fully eqpal to her roe. The play centers around "Ho," who evidently was formerly a tnan ot high education and birth.

The aotlon takes place within a circus. DRY WOOD We have a caf of PLANER ENDS. Just the thing for quick fires' or kindlings. Order now while we have a -supply. The Booth Kelly Lumber Co.

COME ONE COME AM 5th and Willamette Sta. Plume 452 and there behind the mask Is acH Ladies 25c Cttanen 75e ed out a deep drama of lifo. The play la laid circus OAKKOl.lX' PHAItMAOY.