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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
Cards Collect -Four off
Pfetter in First and Yin

ST. LOUIS, June S.-St. Louis
scored four runs in the first inning
10 Brooklyn's two Wednesday and
both Pfeffer and Pertica pitched
shutout ball thereafter, the Cardi-
nails taking the second game Of the
series from the champions to ,.
Score:
Brooklyn 200 600 600 3 0
st. Louis 400 600 OOx-4 6 2
Pfeffer and Miller; Pertica and
Dilhoefer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
TOUGH on NfORRIsErTE.

lfN AScNclateu LEeeS
TOLEDO, o., June S.-Morrieette
was released 10 the san Antonio
club. begged for another chance and
Wednesday allowed Minneapolis only
four hits but lost his game 10 4.
errors figuring in three runs in the
trst inning after the side should
have been retired. The two clubs
broke even on the series which end
cd Wednesday. Score:
Minneapolis IS 90 600 200-5 1
Toledo ..... 600 O01 OFT Il s
Robertson and Mayer: Morrisot-
te and Manion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

ponent and predicted a bright ring
future for him. In addition 10 this
coterie of adherents. a delegation
of Elkhart fans VIII attend the bat
tie and Willard viii be at least an
even-money bet
BalOg out To Beat MiChaels.
Good as the main bout of the
show viii no doubt be. il Will have
TO be a wonder to eclipse the Young
NIichaels-Jimmy Balog scrap. These
boys will go six rounds in the cur
tain-raiser and if they fight like
they did at Springbrook in the pre-
liminary 90 the Greb-W iEgins
fight, fans viii be making an awful
m mistake if they are not there when
the gong rings instead Of waiting
until just before the main bout
Fight critics who saw their recent
scrap say il was even better than
that put on bv the star lisht-heavy-
weights I'm The first round Young
Michaels scored a clean knock
down and from then on it was
slam-bang all the way. Balog
evened up for the knockdown by
his great showing and ii was as
even a draw as was ever fought.
Each is looking TO advance up the
pugilisucs ladder, and what they
lack i'm science they certainly make
up for i'm speed and agEressiveness
Tim Mccarthy of South Chicago.
viii take on Red Curry of Kala-
mazoo. I'M the semi Tindup, going
eight rounds at 135 pounds. Curry
has appeared here before and made
a good showing. while Mccarthy is
highly touted around the Windy
City.
The bouts Will be run off in the
same efficient manner that has
characterized other shows here
and a large crowd is expected. as
the pasteb0ards are going fast at
downtown cigar stores where they
are on sale Prices for the show
range from one 20 three dollars
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
Motor Bike Riders to
Witness Goshen Races

One hundred riders OF johnson
motor bikes viii journey 10 Goshen
Sunday 10 attend the motorcycle
races TO be held there The start
will be made from the Johnson
motor bike shop. PA z. jefferson
blvd. Among the days features will
be a picnic TO be held along the
route and a professional bicycle race
from South Bend 10 Goshen. Prizes
are to be awarded by J. Z. Helton OF
the Johnson Motor Bike shop.
The pawn shops will do a big
business after July .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
Mogridge HurIS and Tvs
Lose Second TO Senators

BY Associated Press:
WASHINGTON, June s.-Wash-
ington took the second game of the.
series from Detroit Wednesday 6 70
3 Mogridge kept the hits scat
tered and received good support.
Score:
Detroit 1000 1O1 600 II 2
Washington ..O12 III 00x-6 13 0
Oldham, Holling and Ainsmith;
Mogridge and Charity.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

BY AssOCiated Press:
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June s.
BunchiG two doubles, two singles and
two sacrifices with two bases on balls
in the hrst inning enabled Louisville
90 set a lead that resulted in a s
to 4 defeat for Milwaukee. Sanders.
who relieved Culop in the third
with the bases full and none out.
retired IT successive batsnen before
one reached first base. Score:
Milwaukee ..O3O 600 O1-4 I
Louisville $50 O10 O1-q II o
Game called TO allow Milwaukee
20 catch train.)
Kiefer, Lingerel and Gcssett; Cul.
lop. Sanders and Meyer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
Bayne Wins OiUn Game for
BROWNS against Red Soa
~ Associated Press

By Associated Press:
BOSTON, June s.-St. Louis made
two runs in the ninth inning We'd
nesday on singles by Ellerbe, Pat
Collins and Lee and a double by
Pitcher Bayne, defeating Boston =
10 /. Until the ninth Jones held St.
Louis 10 two hits. Score:
St. Louis 1000 600 OO2-9 1
Boston 900 O1O O0O-1 l
Kolp, Bayne, Checker and p. Col
Inns: Jones and RueL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
COLUMBUS BREAKS EVEN,

BY Associated Press:
COLUMBUS. O.. June S.-By win
ming today TO 5. Columbus broke
even with St. Paul in the series.
Riggeru. who had hit a double. triple
and homer. failed 70 come throue h
with his fourth hit with two men
on base and two down i nthe ninth.
Riggerts homer over the left field
was the third hit over that fence
in 20 years Hanson was knocked
out OF the box for the second time
in the series. Wilson pitched will
for Columbus after the opening
round Columbus SIX hits were Tor
extra bases. Score;
st. Faul ...... 800 O10 010-5 II l
Columbus 800 O10 2O"-6 S .
Hanson. Foster and McMenemy;
Wilson and Sewall.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
Studebaler
Used Cars

We are Offering 10 the public
r Of the largest stocks OF Used
RS IN the city and have cut
1 ices that viii astonish buyers.
q have priced these cars to
love them There are many
rsalns Of slightly used automo-
les that will give good service
r years. Pay one third cash.
lance monthly. Cars are on
Bplay on Washington Blvd. just
Est OF Oliver Hotel. and Stude-
ker Service Station. corner Of
&uth and Lafayette SITS.
Below we list a few bargains
Tered:
! STUDEBAKER- That mighty
i s with the wonderful silent
otor The king of the road In
s cellent condition. Newly paint
IOne-third cash. bal monthly.
|STUDEBAKER - 1919 Light
ur Sedan. with new wire
heols. Car is in excellent CON
ion. Newly painted
Hon ......-... S1050 90
One-third cash. bal. monthly.
6 = rankin - Five passenger
: bring car. equipped with 3 good
les -..... S550.00
One-third cash. bal monthly.
MITCHELL-Light Six. 8 pass.
Siring. Real bargain $3.50. 90
One-third cash. bal. monthly.
j OVERLANDS-Two 4-Cyl.. s.
IS. touring cars. Ready to take
. back and forth from lakes
q country drives. Bargains.
\ oh -.-............ 1925. 90
One-third cash. bal. monthly.
Z -ALLEN-Five pass. four-cyl
4 bring Light economical car.
............. $325.OO
&One-third cash, bal. monthly.
zJEFFERY-Four CYL. Spas.
th winter top. Look at bar
4 n prices ..-.--...-.- 100000
&Oue-third cash. bal monthly.
u Reprinted and new top.
ur cyl pass. a snap $4,000
One-third cash. bal monthly.
ZREO-Six cyl. 5-pass.. in Won
rful shape. Just look az the
and then at the price 100000
#Dne-third cash. bal monthly.
: OVERLAND-192O Light four
touring. VIII sell at sight.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
= One-third cash. bal monthly.
> BUICK-Light five PASS. 6-cyl
lring. In Al condition VIII
quick at price .....- $4,000
4Dne-third cash. bal. monthly.
rASE-F0ur-cyl touring. See
car. il good condition and
last a good many years. Prize
Il right ...-.....-.... $4,000
SOne-third cash. bal monthly.
HODGE SEDAN - Cord tires
wire wheels. For "A quicl
e ---.----- ....-.. $4,000
Jne-third cash. bal monthly.
DODGE. 1o21- New touring
with winter top. Has bump
front and rear and cord tires.
b. 1900 miles -. S145O. 90
One-third cash, bal monthly.
You get the benefit Of the re-
be cut IN prices on new ears.
have priced these cars 10
we them. Statesmen ready 90
4nonstrate any time Plenty OF
10 to shop at night az our
wntown Used Car Market lot.
ated on ". Washington Blvd.
west OF oliver Hotel Sales
l. there until 900 p. " open
days
TUDEBAMER
Used Car Dept.
For South and Lafayette SITS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
Deal FANS WILL
BACK EDDIE WELSH
TO WHIP WILLARD
Addition to Sterling Main
Go There Will be Two
Other Good Scraps.
ToNIGHTs PROGRAM

jimmy Balog VS. Young Nj
haels. SIX rounds az 122 pounds
Red Curry. Kalamazoo. VS..
I'm Mccarthy South Chicago.
ight rounds a. 115 pounds
Eddie Welsh. South Bend. vs
-iarence willard Elkhart ten
bands at 14s pounds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
National League.
American Association
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American League.
Chicago q; Philadelphia 4.
ST. Louis -. E0ston L.
Detroit - Washington 3.
Cleveland g.; New York 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
GAMES TO-DAY.
American Ieague.

ST Louis at Boston.
Chicago at PhlladelT hfa.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland az New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

BOSTON 3. PittsburC 16
BrOoklyn . ST. Louis s.
New NOrk-Cinciuati lrain.l
Philadelphia H. Chicago :.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

Mobile .; Atlanta s
Memphis 8; Birmingham y
Nashville 81 Little Rock u
New Orleans Chattanooga traiul
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
National League.

BoOklyn az ST. Louis.
Boston ar Pittsburg.
New York al Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

Kansas City indianapolis lrain.)
ST Paul ., Columbus g.
Minneapolis .. Toledo
Milwaukee 4 Louisville S.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09
GRAND OLD NAN.

No racing season Is complete
Until you hear the cheers
That always greet the grand old vet
OF racing trackS-Pop Geers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

Jim Jenries would like nothing
better than 10 be a ringside referee
at the Jersey City merry go-round.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

Rochester .. Buffalo l..
only game played.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

They are calling the Baltimor5
Orioles the nonstop team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-09

We take great pleasure in intro
duciug TO local fans the next oppJ-
nent Of Welterweight Champion
Jack Brtton Willard will meet the
chamI in Kalamazoo. Mich. next
Monday night The Elkhart scrap
per has fought but a comparatively
short time to reach this stage Of de-
velopment and his climb toward the
top rung in his division has been
strewn with a SoOdly number Of
wins via the x. O.route.
Before meeting the champion,
Willard viii fight in this city to-
night His opponent viii be the
hard hitting Eddie Welsh. the fight
idol of northern Indiana and south
ern Michigan.
Both Willard and Welsh are hit
ters and fans will see just about
everything i'm the line of fighting to-
night after the first gong rings until
taps is sounded for the evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
Newspaper Men
DR.. Steiner's Guests
at Annual Banquet

Newspaper men covering the
state legislature and attending the
session as members of the legisla-
ture were guests of Dr.. r. E. Lee
Steiner. superintendent of the state
hospital here, at the regular bien-
nial press feed Wednesday night.
Covers were laid for twenty and
there were no vacancies. Short
talks were made by Senator Bruce
Dennis Of the La Grande Observer,
Representatives Ben Seldom and
Frank Davey, dean of state capitol
newspapermen; DR.. R. E. Lee Stei-
1er Superintendent of the state hos
p!tal; Ralph Watson, of the Oregon
Journal, and Don II. Ppjohn, pri-
vate secretary to the governor. Ell
bert Bede, of the Cottage Grove
Sentinel and reading clerk of the
house Of representatives, presided
as toastmaster.
Those present were: Frank
Davey Ebert Bede, Elmer L. Ter
rill VIII T. Kirk, Ray L Watson,
Benjamin S. SehldOn, S G.. Doris,
D. A. store, j. T. Beamish, L. G.
Griffith, r r. Lee Steiner, Don H.
Upjohn, J. c. Evans, Earl W
w. ]. Clark, Lewis Haver-
male, A. l.. Lindbeck, Bruce Den
mis-, John B. Coffee and Murray
Wade.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
Shoe Dealers of
State to Convene
In Salem Shortly

Shoee dealers from all over Ore
gon will hold a convention in this
city sometime within the next
month, it was announced this
morning by j. B. Littler, president
Of a local retail shoe dealers as
sociation, which will hold meet
ing next Tuesday night at the Com
mercial club to make final ar
rangements for the entertainment
Of the visiting boot merchants
No details concerning the busi-
ness program of the convention
were given by Mr. Littler. The date
of the meeting will be announced
in the near future, he said. About
$50 shoe dealers from every nook
and corner of the state are ex-
pected.
The temporary local organization
was formed merely to make plans
for the entertainment of the visi-
tors. 1t is hoped that a permanent
local organization may be effected
in the near future however, Mr.
ILittler stated. representatives
from all Salem stores which sell
shoes are invited to the meeting
next Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
Community Houses
AS Memorial To
Veterans Proposed

Provision for the erection of
community houses in Oregon cities
and towns in commemoration of
their boys who served in the late
war is contained in a bill which
has been drafted by Senator Hare.
AT the session of 1919, Hare ex-
plains, bill was passed permitting
county courts to erect memorial
arches and monuments in honor Of
soldiers of the world war. Thous-
ands of dollars have been spent in
the state under the provisions Of
this bill without any material bene-
fit to the community to the men in
whose honor erected.
The community house, Hare con-
tends, while serving as a memorial
to the soldiers will also fill a real
need in the community as a club
room or meeting place for various
activities. Funds for the building
would be raised either through a
special tax levy or the sale of
bonds following an election called
by the city council at which the
amount to be so expended would be
decided upon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
Senate Approves
Regulation of the
Drugless Doctors

Over the protest of Senator
Smith, the Observation-Disclosures of
the house, and speaking in behalf
of the medical fraternity of the
state, the senate this afternoon
passed the bill by Staples, Farrell
and Hume authorizing and regu-
lating drugless therapeutics.
Senator Smith attempted to lay
the bill on the table for considera-
tion at the same time his bill rec
ognizing 'lawless lawyers" was
brought out, but was defeated.
The medics, Smith insisted, were
not selfish, and want to give some
of the practitioners of the various
'isms" covered by this bill an out
let for their energies in the field Of
law.
A new objection raised against
tho bill today was to the effect that
il gave drugless practitioners the
same standing as physicians of the
old school and surgeons and pro-
vided that public officials must rec
ognize their papers and records.
Although the bill has the ap-
proval of the senate. its opponents
insist that it will never get through
the lower house without the bitter
est kind of n fight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27

40, 900, 100000 feet board measure,
which at present market value is
reasonably worth s60,000,00O.
In view of all these allegations,
the memorial would have congress
take some action by amendment
of the exchange act of May 81,
1880 protect the interest of the
state of Oregon, so as to provide
that in all applications for eX-
change under said act the state of
Oregon shall be party to such
exchange and given the right to
ratify or disapproye all exchanges" 3"
Would Halt Action.
1t is also asked that the depart
ment Of the interior be given power
to reclassify power site lands and
to eliminate from said waterpower
Withdrawals all lands more valuab-
le for the timber standing thereon,
or for agricultural purposes, than
for waterpoWer sites"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
Bill Proposes
70 Line Guard
Up ToStandard

Tho oregon national guard Will
,a brougbt into step with the new
national defense act adopted D!
congress last June under when
,rnyision is made for partner
shin between the state and nation
in the maintenance of a joint cltl-
zen $ army, if the new safe military
,ode introduced by Senator Joseph
FOR the ioint military affairs com
n,tttee of the senate and house Is
enacted into law, according to Ad-
infant General George A. White
The code which was prepared by
he general staff of the guard meet
.lg with fifty officers of the serv-
ce is said to meet every require
rent Of the national defense act.
Poll ical manipulation in the ap-
ointment of officers and non-com-
nissioned officer is said to be ade-
uately guarded against in the new
ode under which officers of the
uard can be removed from their
commissions only for cause after
rial by court martial after the
manner provided in the national
efense act. Officers are r"1'" cd
o pass a test as to their qualItica-
ions to instruct and command
troops and no officer can he com
mtssioned except upon authority
from the secretary of war.
a larger maintenance allowance
for companies Of the state organ
i2ation is provided in the code and
the uniform allowance for officers
is also increased to meet increased
costs Ct uniforms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
House Bills

The following bills were intro
duced in the house this morning:
II. b ia, by acknowledgement
ing section 2234 and 2235, Oregon
Laws. relating to gasoline gravity.
II. b, 174, by Hopkins-Amend-
ing 4679 oregon Laws. relating to
jurors in Douglas, Jackson and
Josephine counties.
II. Il. 175. by committee on for
estry and conserVation--Am
section 1871. Oregon Laws. pro-
viding for patrol OF forests to pre-
vent fires.
II. Il. 176, by committee on for
estry and conservation-Gra
timber owners hearing before
state board or forestry on fire pro-
lection.
II. Il, 1T, by Perry
section 5163, oregon Laws, relating
to apportionmont of school mon
eys.
IL. II. ITS, by a majority of rri-
cation committce-Relati to ex-
penses on behalf of irrigation dis
tricts; croa ing an irrigation and
drainage fund Y amending sections
66S6 and 5S99, and repeating sec
tons 66S5 and 56S7. Oregon Laws,
ana declaring an emergency.
II. II. 179, by Woodson-Amend-
Ing section 3l59. Oregon Laws. re-
lattng to terms of court in Morrow
and Umatilla counties.
II. b, $50, by majority of irriga-
ton commit'ee-Amendlng section
bofS, oregon Laws, and declaring
an emergency. providing for an
pointment OF a secretary for desert
land board ana providing for his
salary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
Thrills Minus
In House Mill
This Morning

The house this morning ground
away at its regular routine without
any thing to arouse the interest of
members or spectators. Four bills
Of minor Importance were passed
and one resolution. Other meas
ares on the calendar were referred
back to committees. Sheldon of
Jackson presided as speaker the
after half of the session.
II. B. 40, by Powell. amending
the dairy laws regulating creamery
and cheese factory inspection
which was referred back for
amendment Monday. was opposed
by Martin of Marion but was pass
ed after extended debate by the
house this morning
FL. B. 25, changing the time of
tax payments was indefinitely
postponed over the protest of its
author, Lee~of NIultnomah.
H. B. SO, by Sheldon requiring
county treasurers to file certain fl
nancial reports was re-referred to
committee, as was II. Z. 100. the
new game code.
II. b. 106 by Hyatt, amending
laws relating to widows dover as
signhmenrs was re-referred TO the
judiciary committee.
H. b. 10, by Gordon of Lane,
laws relating 10 acquire
ment of aviation marks nrcprg.1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
Tailors to Back
Truth In Fabric
Bill In Congress

Chlcago, Jan. 81. -. Continued
support of the French-Caoper
uuth-in-fabric bilr before congress
was urged upon the Merchant
Tailors of America at the aunral
convention of their national asso-
citation today by Howard r. Greene
secretary of the National Sheen &,
WOOL Bureau of Americl.
The 3130OO,OOO pound, of
secured wool actually manufactur-
ed in 1919 if exclusively lnyotcd to
wool woven cloth, would not have
made half of the 100000 rCo vords
turned out by our mills" he de-
clared. "s
1t is estimated that the cotton
used in wool woven goods amoIr+s
TO one-fifth of the amount ~
secured virgin wool used. What
the customer wants is the nssur-
ahce that no matter what grade he
buys. he can depend on the IanaI -
reveal the contents. ana knowing
thaf. he is reasonably safe IN de-
pending on his Judgment and tha
price marks to point out the yari-
GUS grades"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
Perry Proposes
Incorporation of
Joint Districts

A bill introduced by Representa-
tive j. c. Perry of Marion amends
section 5l63, Oregon Laws, proyid-
ing that consolidated school dis
ric shall be bodies corporate and
hall have same powers as other
districts. except that for five years
Glowing the consolidation the
county school superintendent shall,
IN he second Monday in November
Of each year. at the time he appor-
ions $50 to each district, apportion
to all consolidate districts as many
times $50 IS there were dis riCts
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-27
A Stubborn COugh
LOOSens Right Up
Aais homemade remedy IL won
der Tor quick results. Easily
and eheaply made.

Here is a homemade svrun which
millions OF people have found IN he
the most dependable means of braaL-
ing up stubborn coughs. II i cbean
ana simple, but very promnf in a.
Ton. Under its healing. Sootbing in
hGehee, chest soreness goes nhIng-,
loosens, breathing becomes easisr
tickling IN throat stops ana von 7at
good nights Testful sleeD Tbe
usual throat and chest cClis Are rom
Suered BY it in p hours or ioss
Nothing better for bronchitis bo,rsS-
ness, Group, throat tickle. brunrbisl
asLnna or winter coughs.
10 make this splendid co,sb svr,,-
pour * ounces Of Pinex info ~
bottle, and oil the bottle v;tb ~. iiss
Eranulated sugar syrup and sbaLa b,d,
sS 80 o1Sihly' II you prefer use clSri-
l,s9 nls9iassses, honey, or corn syrpn
rs. s.e4l . OF sugar syrup. Either wav
9ou get 2 iqH pint-s family sunnIv
-. n9eh better cough syrup tbs1
you could buy ready-made for tL-ss
mes ne money. Keeps perfeqtl, ,
an8 children love its pleasant tate
mex Is a special and highlv -.
eehtrated compound Of FepHips NJ
SAJ pine extract, known Ire z-osiI
SssI iof its prompt healing sSsot
Hp2n the membranes. e-eSl
- ssoid uisappOintuent AL v,,-
afsfosst Tor "2E onuces of p,..ei. ,.er
sta vi directions. ana 1o,t+ ,I.'.lA - 4
aSything else. Guaraates5 - - y
Aosoiute sstisfartia1 - Ete
promptly refunded. TIE, p;-..so ,'o,-sy "
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