The Capital Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 11

Sporting News iAILY RN Magazine Section THIRTY-NINTH TEAK. SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1916 PRICE TWO CENTS ON traiHb and mwt. STANDS. WlB CKM IE I) JO A II A J. V.

1- Sport News THE HOMETOWN CHAUTAUQUA ill PLAY IN Tl A Win for for Salem and Woodburn Would About Settle It Loss Would Rather Go To a Finish If Welsh Would Agree-Other Sports" WHITE 10 MEET WELSH The I.ojus journey to Portland tomorrow to talie the Beavers into camp nd incidentally move a notch in Hie league standing at the Babies' expense A win for Salem and a loss for Woodburn will leave the Lojus tho undisputed leaders of the field. Sulem players are in fine shape for the contest. Keenc, wno win prouaoiy be the local box selection, never felt in better fettle and f'ole is only too ager to get a eraek at the enemy. In the Beavers, the I.o.ius have wor thy foemeu. A vigorous offensive and strensth in the box has placed the Beavers where they are now so that for Salem to be returned a winner at Vaughn street tomorrow will mean that heady ball is necessary.

Sport Chatter Rumor has it that Kay Bobcl will not be seen at first any more as lie lias been offered a good position at Medford with a chance to piny on the team in that city. Ray hasn't admitted any intention of shifting allegiance, however. Captain Johnny Humphreys goes to Bieitcnbush this wecl for two weeks session at the hot springs. Malinger Kleet has not decided who will fill in at the keystone sack yet. Griggs made a good impression Sunday at his first appearance at third.

His hitting was not up to his capabilities in thnr direction but no one could find fault with the way he whipped ho ball across the diamond. Ho will probably make himself noticed in the nummary from now on. The Kirkpatriclts wi in Snlem a neck from tomorrow to contribute another victory to the T-oju string. That is, Salem fans think they will. However, a little bird has whispered that the Kirkpatrrcks are quietly strengthening their team for t'ie contest and a kenutiful surprise may be In store for Salem bugs.

('bicago, July 3. Charlie White, Chicago lightweight announced today through his manager, Nate Lewis, that he will go through with the proposed ten round bout with champion Freddie Welsh in Minneapolis, July 21, convinced there is no chance of getting Welsh into, a long distance battle. Lewis said he talked with Harry Pollok, Welsh's manager, but that the latter was non-committal on the Colorado Springs proposition. White started training today for his tight with Matt Wens at Boston next Tuesday. Vied Fulton, Rochester, aspirant lor Jess Willan.

heavyweight title, has claimed tne championship declaring that Willurd has failed to comply with articles' of a-'reement which called for the staging ot the fight before the club offering the largest pnrso bv July 1. Minneapolis promoters had offered Jess two thirds of a guaran teed purse. On Way to L03 Angeles San Francisco, July 8. Freddie Welsh, lightweight champion, planned to start for Los Angeles tonig.it for a brief stop before going to Minneapolis where he fights Charlie White ten rounds July 21. Today hetwent to the docksSwith his wife to bid bon voyage to his sister Kate, who sailed for Ma lay, where she is going to be married Welsh primary purpose 111 going south is to see his two children, who are at Venice.

They have been spend ing the summer there with Mrs. Welsh The champion said he intended to risk Ins laurels in a long bout betore retiring and opening a farm for weary business men on the north shore of Long Island. He meets Beimv Leon ard in a ten round go in New York a week- atter the Minneapolis fig.it Welsh considers that the onlv other formidable opponent just now is John ny Perry Jones has been in a batting lump for some time. He is putting in a lot of time practicing lately and feels that he will' be able to whale the pellet in good stylo once more at no far distant date. see a fat man run? Some eight hundred devotees watched Bill Heinhnrt sprint into second in the ten second class Sundav.

He also poked out a couple of nice bingles. Keenc will warm the bench for Mc- Oedie when the Beavers come up The nlnnirnted Hurled eotild have gone south on the last trip but -elected to remain in our nuusi. Now Mac wants to look him over and have him look the situation over. nanid aavl w'lfll MVMilltl iin.r khiik f-i 11.0 ille is in prospect for the Lojus as soon as the season closes or before if it can be arranged. McMinnvillc fans have beosched the subject to the local innnnecment ami it is almost a emeu l.A-.ldl an tttrnnah.

Tt is re tUnh luo p. p. ported that the Polk county town is a little peeved at passing up a chance lua IcAeue and just to show that they have the class want to take a rail out. 01 me whom thev pick to cop the rag. It's a safe bet that there will be some real fighting when the teams meet.

Try Capital Journal Want Adi. Register at Spokane 1 July 5 to 22, for the big land Drawing C0LVTLLE INDIAN RESERVATION Drawing will be held at Spokane July 27. Register charge 25 cent Go tU the North Bank Road LOW ROUND (TRIP FARE3 EAST J. W. Ritchie, Agent, Salem, Ore.

Ping May Leave Seals San Francisco, July 8. "Ping" Bo-lie may soon leave the Seals. Negotiations are now pending for the sale or trade of Hodie to tho St. Louis Cardinals. Dining his recent visit to the Pa cific coast, Scout Kddic llerr approached Bodie about joining the Cardinals.

Home replied that ne was not anxious to leave the Pacific coast league, but would consider the proposition if the terms were all right. Bodie discussed the ma'tter with Harry Wolverton, who said ho would not stand in his way if Ping could bet ter himself. At the same time, how ever, Wolverton wants to retain Bodie the worst way. It is not expected Ihe deal will be made until late this full. Ilodic con tract with San Francisco has another year to run.

Broke Another Record Portland, July H. Circuit Judge (iatens today held the speed record in divorce cases. Less than 20 hours af ter Dr. Trullinger filed suit for di vorce, he was legally separated from his wife. She lives in New York, and is known in the magazine world as Louise Bryant.

Black Pugs show Up Xew York, Julv 8 It was a large dav for the snorting sentry in color ed circles today. "pugs" made their appearance in fight circles in New York state lost night after an absence of several months. Lee John son, colored lightweight, gave Alley Nack a few instructions in what was labelled a "ten round at the Harlem Athletic club, in the fist mix ed bont since the recent decree of the boxing commission permitting blacks and whites to mix in the ring. STOLE HIS FORD We hev bed the circus fever, and the itch for county fairs, We hev lied the baseballitis and them one horse street affairs That they call a grand carnival, we hev had 'em all, by jing, But there's nothin' stirred us home folks like this new thing. Ma's been Bavin' of the butter money since the news got to our pltieo, And the boys hev beeu affected by amnzinn' works of grace, They are up without a callin' hustlin' off to feed the stock, And they're puttin' all their coppers in an old gray woolen sock.

Mother sez to me this morniu' we wuz talkiu' 'bout the thing it's been thirty years this summer since I wore this weddin' ring, I ain't asked for much vacation, I've been happy toilin long, But I'm goia' to Shee-talk-way till I get plumb drunk with song. "All my life I've been jist hungry for to hear sbm things like this, there ain't a thing that's comin' thet I jest can beur to miss, I 'spose there are a lot of things I ought to do that week, But I want to hear them singers sing and hear them speakers speak." Gosh, it seems that those old eyes hev been almighty blind, I ain't been no hard taskmaster, I hev wanted to-be kind, But a sort of grippy feelin' ketcbed my heart to beat the band When I seen the calloused place on her quiverin', wrinkled! hand. Then I though about that mornin' when we left the parson's place, Comin' up here to my clcarin' I kud Bee her smilin' face I kud hear her voice a singin sweeter'n a meadow InrkA 'Non I reached and tuk her hand in mine, jes like we used ro spark. And I sez, "Molly, by cracky, you get fixed to go to town, I'm jes achin' fer to buy ye a brand new Hhee-talk-wny gown I've been selfish, I'll admit it. I've a lot of things to rue.

I have thot a heap for Henry and I oin't that much fer you, "But we'll take in this Sihee-talk-way if the whole plantation skids. It will make this year worth livin' fer yerself and fer the kids. I 'spose there are some things to do, but dem 'em, let 'em rest Till we git the inspiration, then we'll tackle 'em with Dog-goned if she wuzun't cryin', fuss'm' with her ring, As she says, "I've alius wanted just to hear somobody sing, Somebody to give expression to tho music of my life That's beeu hummin' through my heart-strings ever since I've been you wife." Then I swnllered bard and snid I guess I'd better feed the stock, I kud hear the birds a-singin' with tho tic.kin' kitchen clock; All around outdoors wuz sunshine, trubble all seemed gone and, say, We'll be like a pair of lovers goiu' to that sbee-talk-way. Tom Hendricks, in Lyceum Magazine. sk Watching the Scoreboard Pacific Coast League Standings.

W. L. Pet. Vernon 54 37 Los Angeles 48 H8 San Francisco 4.1 .538 Portland 38 38 .500 Salt Lake 37 '4rf 44(1 Oakland 35 00 Yesterday's Results. At San Francisco 3, Portland 2.

At Salt Lake 5, Los Angeles 8. At Los Angeles, Vernon 3, Oakland 0. STANDINGS OF THE TEAMS. National League. W.

40 Brooklyn Philadelphia Boston Chicago New York Pittsburg St. Louis Cincinnati 33 3li 31 33 American League. 2 2 3d 34 40 41 New York Cleveland Boston Chicago Washington Detroit St. Louis Philadelphia 43 40 39 37 37 37 31 17 Pet. .015 .554 .532 .500 .477 .471 .452 .414 .014 .503 .557 .530 .521 .507 .437 .258 deep While the owner was standing not 50 feet away talking with friends Ford automobile belonging to W.

C. Muller was stolen from in front of the Reeves house this afternoon and at last reports had not been found. The car was not a late model, and carried the license number 7742. Its car number was 303,623 and its engine number 396,341. The top hnd been natched in two places and the right light and fender were bent out of position.

Sheriff Bodine has notified in all directions to be on the lookout for the car and it is not anticipated that the car will be missing for any great length of time. Who had the nerve end wanted the car had enough to take it in broad daylight with the owner so close at hand is what the officers cannot understand. Mr. Muller left the car after parking it and was talking to friends in front of Barrett Brothers' store when be happened to notice that it was gone. Albany Herald.

Read Capital Journal Want Ada. San Francisco nulled out of a hole in the ninth when Portland filled the bags with none out and the head of the batting order advanced to the fray. Couch walked a man with the sacks crowded, but Jerry Downs practically ended the excitement by engineering a double play to Vaughn's grounder. Sontbworth 's fly ended the inning ami San 'Francisco won by a whiskeret. Biff Schaller stole home in the sixth.

llarl Mnggert got two home runs for the Angeles against Salt Lnke and helped down the Saints 8 to 5. Two baggers were as thick as bees around the honeysuckle vine. Tf the Oaks keep sagging into the cellar much longer they expect to come to the top in the Chinese league by October (deep stuff). With aged Poc Crandall on the hillock, the Oaks suf fered another defeat from the Vernon Tigers, 3 to 0. It was the eelhirites fourth shutout in five games played.

For thirty three innings they have not known the thrilling experience of scoring a run. Yesterdav's big league hero was Ray Schalk, White Sox catcher, who stuck out his initt, dived into the bench and speared a ball for the second out of the 'nning. Most catchers give 'em up at about the same spot Schalk dived from. The Yankees are still going up and Cleveland is still going down. Three and one half games between them now.

Cobb got three hits, one a home rn. The Oinnts lost their first game on nil when Max CaTcr got a tinmff run with one on. Eddie Plank Crawled out of the baseball grave the prophets dug for him. at the beginning of the season and beat Walter Johnson and the Senators five to nothing. Cnhn heat the Braves 1 to 0 when Po.linr.l miduet southpaw, held the (Cversless crew to one dinky hit.

Riflemen Organize Club; at Dallas (Capital Journal Special Service.) Dallas, July 8. At a meeting held at tho court house Thursday evening at 8 o'clock a business men's rifle club was organized to be known as the Lai reolc Jtitle club, iiore than ha members have already enrolled in the new organization and a large number of enrollments artrrrapeete'il in the next few days. At the meeting held Thursday evening the constitution as laid down by the National Kiflo association was adopted and the following officers elect ed: President. IT. Steelouist: vice president, Lnimitt Cosper; secretary, J.

K. Allgnod; treasurer, August P. Kis ser; executive officer, A. W. Bennett.

A committee was also appointed to look after a rifle range and as soon as one is located a set of targets will bo in stalled and practice begun. Ihe object ot these rifle clubs is to acquaint the business men and other citizens with the use of the rifle used by the United States government but thev are in no way connected with the United States army or the JSational Uuartl. are given ench venr to members making gooil scores. Arms and ammunition are furnished by the government without expense to the club. Divorce Suit Filed.

A divorce-suit has been filed in the circuit court of Polk county by Mrs. Florence Bird against William Hint ccuel and inhuman treatment and gross indignities on the part of the deteiiiluiit being alleged by the plaintiff. Want to Be TJ. S. Citizens.

Anson .1. and sister, Mary M. McOowan, residents of this county, living on Amity R. F. No.

2, have made application 'for citizenship papers in the circuit court of Polk conn ty. The parties cnine to this country in 18XW. Rules by Which John D. Rockefeller Hopes to Live To Be a Hundred lo attain age without being old, just don't worry about nnv- thing. Watch your waistline and take precautions to avoidi getting overweight.

Drink lots of water nil the time. Brink at least three quarts a dav. Keen your body active. See that every muscle works. Kxercise lots.

Never go to sleep unless you can lie down somewhere in the fresh air. Xew York, July 8. John D. Rocke feller, the richest man in the world and one of the youngest old ones, is 77 years of age today. Mr.

Rockefeller lias bis health ami eight hundred million dollars. That's not far short of a billion bucks. nr. H. F.

Biggnr, Rockefeller's personal physician for 25 years, de clares Rockefeller will live to be more than a hundred years old because he follows the rules outlined above. When Dr. Biggnr t4iok John D. to make him over the Oil King was going down grade, fast, lie hud worn himself to shreds building up his enormous fortune. The doctor told him he must rest or he would die.

Rockefeller has been resting ever since. Ho works, but just to suit himself. In addition to hnving ubout 000,000 in his own right now, Rocke feller probably has given to his chil dren ami his charities and his iOl leges between two and three hundred million dollars. The realizable market value of his Standard Oil holdings uloue re- ently was estimated at hulf a billion dolln is. It.

is estimated that Rockefeller's in come is a year, winch js equivalent to-' 5,00,000 month. l. 153,840.15 a week, fin hour, iM40.40 minute, 1 .00 2-3 a second. Rockefeller has accuiunlateil every cent of this wealth since when he inado his first In 1875 he had 5,000,000. hi 1SS5 he hnd 000,000.

In 1900 he had In 1905 he had THE DOG Canada is CallingYbn her DichYheat unds She extends to Americans a heart invitation to settle on her FREE Homestead lands of 160 acres each or secure some of the low priced lands in Manitoba. Saakatcbcwiua and Alberta This year wheat is hi fiber but Canadian land nat an cheap, so the opportunity is more attractive than ever. Canada wants you to help to feed the world by tilling some 01 her sou land similar to that whicn during many years mtn avstraded 20 to 45 bushels of wheat to the acre. Think Jm vAu ran mk with whMt around fil bushel 555and land to easy to Bet. Wonderful yields also of Oats, yAiv Barley and Flax.

Mixed farming is luliy as proiuat)) Th Gwninwnt thto ymr aiklnf farmer to pat facrrw armx i Into gmin. Military ierlca Dot compulsory inuwMt nut uww ma i)V gret demand for farm labor to replace tat many younp men who hp MlnntM-rtNl for service. The climate il bealthfal and airreeBliw. railway facilities excellent, pood achoola and churrtte ronvenr lnt Write for literature atwi Darticulara aa to rriluced railway rati to fiupttrioUodvot UuBUsraUon, OUawa, Canada, to il I. a nWi 1 Streets, Spokane a CanadtaB Government Aa1 No Passports Are Necessary to Enter Canada POOR SHOWING MADE BY AMERICAN CITIES Two In Which the Ex penses Were Not Larger Than Revenues NEW HOUSTON HOTEL Sixth and Everett streets, Port-loud, 4 blocks from Union Station, t'mler new management.

All rooms newly deco- rstl. SPECIAL BATES BY WEEK OB MONTH. Rates: 50c, Toe, 1, 1.30 per flay Jap Hotel Again Raided. The proprietor ot the MunriKf lintel wns arrested ou Tuesday by ilnrxhul I haxe on a emu ire of riiniiinir a ilixnrd erly limine. At his trial in poliee court eilnesdny inirlit he pleaded amity una was fined and routs which he promptly paid.

One of tho girln arrested in me ruiu uy me punce uiucit nun been arrested slid will probably be sent to some state institution, the other woman of the party has been ordered out of town. Home months ago the same hotel was raided by Sheriff John W. Orr and a large quantity of liquor eonfis-rated, and the Japanese proprietor fined a large sum of money. R. Y.

Morrison and Wayne K. flreen-wood left this morning for Butler where they have a contract with the county for repairing the rock crusher located there. W. V. Fuller and F.

J. Coad returned Thursday evening from a short business trip to Newport. Oscar Hayter, J. C. Hoyter and Harry Critchlow were Capital City visitors Thursday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge K. Martin and family of McMinnville, were Wallas visitors this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

J. K. Bloom, ou fcihrlton street. Archie Parker, of Monmouth, was a county sent visitor Wednesday. Mr.

Parker is postmaster of the Normal City. County 'Judge John B. Teal returned from Portland Tuesday where he has been taking treatment. I Mr. and Mrs.

Luther J. Mhnpin and i family of Salem, are guests week I at the home of Mrs. Henry Muscott on. Havter street. Mrs.

M. Hamilton has returned to her home in the Cupital City after a 'short visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. P.

Kh river. Mr. and Mrs. H. L.

Crider left Wed nesday afternoon on an automobile trip 1 've never known a dog to wng Mis tail in glee he didn't feel, Xor quit his old time friend to tug At some more influential heel. Tiie vellowest cur I ever knew Was, to the boy who loved him, true. I've never known a dog to show Halfway devotion to his friend To seek a kinder mini to know Or richer, but unto the end The humblest dog I ever knew Was, to the man that loved him, true. I've never known a dog to fake Affection for a present gain, A false display of, love to make. Home little favor to attain.

I've never known a Prince or Spot That seemed to be what he was nut. lint I have known il dug to fight With all his strength to shield a friend, To stiek with him until the end. Anil I have known a dog to lick The hand of him that men would kick. Ami 1 have known a dog to bear Starvation's pangs from day to dny With him who hud been glad to share His bread and inent along the way Xo dog, mean or rude, Is guilty of ingrntituile. The dog is listed with the dumb.

No voice has he to speak Ins creed. His messages to humans come By faithful conduct by deed. He shows, as seldom mortals do, A high ideal of being true. American field. Washington, July 8.

There were only two cities of more than 300.0UO popula- tion in tho States whose revenue' exceeded their expenses uinl interest dining th 11)15 fiscal year. These were Washington, I). and St. l.otiis, where the excess amounted respectively to mid 217,87:1. i Cities and over .100,000 population which showed excess of rev-1 enue over expenditures were Spokane I and Tucoma, Wash.) Jersey City, N.

JJnytou, Ohio; Denver, Birining- iih in ami Atlanta. The figures were announced today bv the census bureau. Other statistics showed: Aggregate population of the cities, having over 30,000 population wns i Hio.ooo. Jhese ranged size from Bellinghnm, with 30,000, to New mm wiin jMne cities new xork. Chicniio.

Pin adelphia, St. Louis, Boston, Cleveland, I Knltimore, J'lttslmrg and Detroit have more than ten including San Francisco, I.os Angeles, Milwaukee, Cin cinnati, Buffa'o, Minenapolis, Newark anil scuttle, nave over .100,000, hut tin- ilor -13 range between 100,000 mid 0 between 50,000 nnd 000; S2 between 30,000 and 50,000. Boston spent the most money per capita for all government WEEKS OB EACE TO PITCH. Weeks or Race will occupy the mound for the Motorcycle clnli" nine which plays at the State street field tomorrow at'leriiiioii at 2:30. Ilngedoiu will be on the receiving end.

That a stiff contest will be seen Is assured for fiervuis, the local men's opponents, have lost but one ginne this season and that to the Kenton Club of Portland. The team is now srouger than at any oilier time this season. The Sulem team has been defeated twice during the present season. The absence of the l.ojus in Portland makes the league grounds available for the Motorcyclists and a lingo attendance is looked for. Summer Tours SALEM to SAN FRANCISCO $32 Round Trip Good for 30 Days.

Ninety Day Ticket $35.00 Meals and berth included on the Twin Paluees 8. 8. Northern Pacific and Great Northern-only 20 hours at sea. Most delightful trip on the West Const. Oregon Electric North Bank Boad 8.

S. Northern Pacific and S. S. Great Northern Tuesday-Thursday- Saturday Low Farg for Bound CCT Trips to all cities of the LAol Direct via the Most Scenic Routes of America, or via California. Catsop Beach for Vacations J.

W. BITCHIE, Agent, Salem, Oregon teristic scenes. The enormous Austrian howitzers in action, the "75s" mid the anti-air craft gnus with tiicii rapid rate of fire, the Zeppelins, tremch warfare in its brutality, hair raising exploits of the mountain bitteries and other scenes of much interest are shown. Although sin scenes appear the appeal of the story is rather through the superb ciiaracter work of the star, tieorge Heban as I'asqiiiile. As the small grocery store owner whose life is so filled with great happenings this well known poitruyor or Italian types renders a part thut Is his greatest achievement.

I THE ETERNAL SAPHO feiWILtlAM fOX PRODUCTION to the Yellowstone National park. They will meet -Mr. and .1. ruler, of Sna Jose, somewhere in Idaho uml make tho trip to the park in their com- j.irs. Charles tiregory is in this week looking after business interests.

(ieorge Vick, of Salem, v.at a Dallas business visitor Thursday. Mrs. W. JS. Kurtz, of Grants Tans, is a guest of 'friends in Dallas this week.

Miss Gertrude Courtney of I.a Grande, is a house guest of Miss Naidu Scott this week. Mrs. J. D. Viers and little daughter of North Yakima, is visiting this week at the home of Mr.

nnd Mrs. 11. A. Woods. Miss Una Campbell returned Tuesday from a vacation spent at Newport.

"PASQTJALE" COMING Scenes from the difficult mountain warfare that the Italians and Aus-triaus are waging in the Alps Is part of the latest Morowo screen picture "Pasqiiale" released on the Paramount program to be shown at Ye Liberty Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. This story is partly staged on the 'Itntiiin-Atistriait battle front and shows intimate details of very charac- Theda Bar ra in a scene of intes-o acting in latest film play releuscl by William Pox. Miss Unra is shown below in scene of unusual churm. At Ve Liberty Siiiulnv- Monday. Healthful Sleep is necessary for the enjoyment and prolongation of life.

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