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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1904)
FIVE 'lYAL, JOURNAL1; -8AUEM7 OREGONrRiPA, MAY" fe, f64, r m - tt' t WC -v ""-DA!UY.CAP " - L M II PLEASE ; LET ffl(E SLEEP Foreigners Appeared Tired and Languid, While the Raglans Copped Plum I Standing of the Clubs. P. W. L. PC Salem 7 5 2 71C Eugene 9 6 3 GCC Roseburg S 3 5 375 Vancouver 8 2 6 250 Thursday's Game. At Salem Salem 7-, Vancouver 3. At Roseburg Roseburg G, Eugene 3 Vancouver was In a trance yester day and when they awoke, providing they are awalco, the locals had helped themselves to enough marks to In sure an addition to the percentage column and defeated the Foreigner by the scoro of 7 to 3. The game was yellow, In fact as colored, as profes sional ball usually gets, except It might be tho Portland Browns, that Is from a Vancouver standpoint. The the entire team was drowsy, and ap parently caroworn from their arduous duties of tho past week and they looked llko a band of orphans in a wilderness. Not that the Foreigners can not play ball, but yesterday they were out of sorts and saltpoter would not have saved them from annihil ation. Tho Raglans played almost errorless ball and their team work was fast and snappy, unlike the slow and un even gait of their opponents. There were a few good plays, notably the homerun of Downlo, a clear cut sky scrapor that had doodles of epaco be tween It and the top of tho fence and some fast fielding by Davis, Johnson and Downlo of Infield grass burners. Aside from this very little on the sen' satlonal was in evidenco and tho 400 spectators enjoyed the beautiful day about as much as- they did anything elso that happened out on the avenue. Jackson, tho new umpire, gave sat isfaction to both sides. The score was as 'follews: Salem. - AB R ICPO A E Wllkins, c 33 2 3 20 Loughegd 3b 3 V) 0 1 2 0 Nehrlnjfc lb' ..,... tf" .0 2 12 1 1 Class m , 4 b, 0 2 0. 0 Davis, ss 3 0 1 2 2 0 Williams If 4 ' 1 , T 1 1 1 DoWnIo 2b ..!' .. ..4 12 5 5 I ....j 4 1 1 1 0 0 . ".. 4 1 10 5 0 Suessl'rfr .,! LuoasVp .., Totals' . . v ,. ,,'34 7 Vancouver. 9 27 17 2 Johnson, ss . Donavan, 3b O'Day, 2b .. Lewis? c . . . Haynos, lb . Graves, m .. Lee, rf . . ,i . Harper, If ' . . Howard, p 4 - ' AB RHPOA a - o r . .. c .. 4' ..4, .." i .. 4 ... 4 .. 4 I' 0 f. o 0 0 0 2 1 1 2 1 2 1 4 1,10 2 0 1 2 0 V2 0 1 What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in tho family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try JeKI-O, a. delicious and healthful dessert. Pro pared in two minutes. No boiling J no baking I add boiling water and set to eool, Flavers: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a packago at your grocers to-day. xo cts. Totals ....34 . 3 9 24 14 10 Runs and Hits by Innings. Salem 0 1140100 7 Hits 0 1140210 9 Vancouver .1 ..2 0000100 03 Hits 2 0021111 19 Stolen Bases Johnson, 2; 0'Day( Lee, Wllkins, Lougheed. Double Plays Johnson to'Haynes to Donovan, v Downlo to Nehrlng. Home run Downle. Two Baso Hits Davis, O'Day. Bases on Balls off Hownrd 2; off Lucas 5. Hit by pitched hall WIlklnB. Struck out by Howard, 4, by Lucas 4. Earned runs Salem 2; Vancouver 1. Left on bases Salem S; Vancouver 9. Umpire Jackson. Scorer Jessup. Time of game 2 hours. ' Runs and Hits by Innings. I I ,.-.' .ilim. XM , : JUMPED FROM BRIDGE Stephen Limbeck of Pratum Committed 'Suicide in Portland The body Of an unknown man was found In tho river at Portland several days ago, and' not until last night was It identified. Joshua Suttor, of Ma rion county, went' down to Portland yesterday, and recognized the corpso as that of Stophen Limbeck, of Pra tum. Mr. Limbeck wont to Portland sev eral days ago, and had not been heard from, and his friends were uneasy lost some accident had happened to him. When Mr. Sutter arrived at that city ho was told of an aged man who had committed suicide by jumping from the Morrison street bridgo, and a visit to tho morgue disclosed tho fact that it waj his friend and nolghbor. Mr. Limbeck was In comfortable cir cumstances, and has two sons living, Andrew of Pratum, and Paul, of Sclo. CLOTHING I IHHtlll mill Mil I i IH f Fresh Today Log Cabin Creams Penotia, Peppermint t Chews at Zmn s i I 154 State St Phone 1971 :: WIIIIIIIIIHIIIHIIIHIIt BISHOP OPENS CONFERENCE. Large Attendance at Evangelical sociatlon at Jefferson. As- The missionary conference of tho Oregon Evangelical Association at Jefferson has re-elected the' officers who served tho past year, as follews: President; O. W. PJummer; vice president, P. J. Green; secretary, T. R. HornsehuchJ treasurer, N. Shupp. Offlcors of tho Tract and Sunday School Union are named as follews: President, Rev. H. E. Hornschuch; vice-president, Rev. B. F. Culver; sec rotary, Rev. A. Welert; treasurer, Rev. E. S. Jones. Bishop Thomas Bowman delivered an Improsslvo sermon at the opening of the 21st conference. Tho first ser vice was held at 9 o'clock. Following tho sermon, Rev. P. J. Gref was mado secretary of the conference, with Rev." S. A. Slowert and Rev. E. D. Horn schuch as assistants. Tho roll-call showed nearly all del egates present. PERSONALS 1 1 1 is 1 1 1 1 1 1 a i mi 1 1 1 e h-h i i . : We Arc :: Paying 15c i ; for Eggs Today ;; Commercial Cream Co. 225Com'ISL M-ll I I I II I 1 1 1 1 1 I III lfH- Left Reform School. Will Hammett, a youngster at tho reform school, took French leavo Wednesday night, but was captured at Albany and returned to tho school yestorday. Try one drop of Schilling's liest lemon extract in, half-a-glass of water. Try how many drops of some other extract it fakes to flavor as much - ' Al our crKrt' ; iuua lack. General W. E, Finzer Is In tho city. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Whitney aro in Albany today. H,on, David Craig, of Macleay, was in tho city today. Mr, and Mrs. Wiley Moores wont to Portland this morning. County Chairman C. A. Murphy wont down to Portland this morning. W. L. Tooze, congressional chair man of this dUtrlct was In tho city today . Mrs. Carrie Fankbonor, of Albany, is visiting with MI83 Catherine Mc Donald. Mrs. George Pearce went to Albany today to visit her sister, MrB. Thos. Hopkins. Mrs. Hnlllo Parrlsh-Hlnges goes to Portland this evening to hear tho fa mous Madame Sembrlch, E. F. Hubert, of Jacksonville, and C. H. Blake, of Ashland, registered at tho Salem this morning. Mra. W. E. Thomns, of Portland, who has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. E. P. McCornack, returned homo this morning, Mr. and Mrs. Charle3 Elgin leavo this evening for North Bend, Coos count;', whore tho former will have charge of tho new milk condenser at that point. They havo tho best wish es of their many friends in this qlty. r H lP-SSsWra .Prtte-nK- Wo Sv : : J 4 mHmmmmmimnmi1'mm'mm mm "1 tn ".-Vi ...1 1 f- 'Ctm j ' ' (srQ in thWl KjM.MhJJr k i Ia jSl L- x m y vnvA toy i v I T ,r 71 - I W J fl il' For Boys ChiUszn wish every mother town would make it a point to seo our boys' and children's clothin Suits at $2.G0, $3X0, $4.5J up $T.0O, but prices don't count, ua loss you soil tho cloths. You .can't keep tho boy quiet might as woll try to harness the stars--buy him good olothes and let him go it. Bring him here and thore will be no trouble, before or after you buy. This and next week with every boys' suit soid, from thoj ages of 4to 11, we will give a handsome now waist. Two-Piec Saits In our showwindow wo aro displaying somo.handsomQ two piece suits. Just tho thlna' for summer' ajcfd n6t oxpe'nslVo. No! ?9.00, $10.00, and $11.00 buys you tho" best. I' ' ) Salem Woolen Mill Store C. P. BISHOP, Proprietor. MM I IIIIIIIWHI HlMII III' SALEM SOCIAL EVENTS i UNUSUAL PROMINENCE. Of a.Hobokcn Man Who Has Wronged Some Children. Hoboken, May 13. Charles K. Can non, a prominent lawyer, supremo court commissioner In chancory and a director of tho First National bank and' vestryman of Trinity Episcopal church, was arrosted this morning on complalnof four girls, ranging from 10 to" 14 years. Cannon Is a widower, and ha8 two children, both, college giaduatcs . ' AWA YDOWN SOUTH Men Go to the Pen When Here' They Might eGt an Office. jHHIMIMIIMH A Growing Business AVe are only throe montrn old. our third month shows a 31 ier cent Increaso over our first mo.nth. Careful and conscientious at teatlon to every order is what's doing it. Any unsatisfactory pur chase may be returned and money cheerfully refunded. Try us for groceries, vegetables, fruits, etc. Atlanta, Ga., May 13. State Sena tor Dodd, who was convicted of om bozz'llng $200 of stato monoy during his recent tenure of office as county school commissioner of Gordon coun ty", was today sentenced to two years in the penitentiary. S Phone 57 X. m "ttHllllliat ATWOOD & FISHER Successors to Branson & Ragan. Superior Lhic of Hand made CHOCOLATE CREAMS at The Spa - w- East Oregonians Organize. Governor Chamberlain has received an invitation to attend a mooting to bo held at Tho Dalles on May 17th, at 2 o'clock p. m for- tho purpose of or ganizing an open river and fair freight association. Tho object of tho asso. elation will be to assist tho portage road In tho construction of tho road, and for tho purpose of adjusting freight rates from Eastern Oregon points. The call for the meeting is algnod by J. A. p. Smith, and D. B. Thomas, of Gilliam county. Turkish Outrages. . Constantinople, May .13. Turkish troops have -burned villages through out the SaBsoon district of Awnenla, killing many Inhabitants, Tho French, British and Russian consuls havo been sent, to Esoroum, In the bopo of llm King, tho bloodshed. K-H I I I II MM 1181 III III II I' Adams-Farlow Wedding. One of tho prettiest weddings of tho season occurred at the homo of tho brldo's parents, in tills city, Wednes day afternoon, May 11th,, at 2:30 o'clock, when Mi3s Maude' Adams was' united .In marriage 'to Mr. J. Leo Far low, of Albany, Or., In tho presencq of Immediate friends! Tho bridal couple onterol tho par lor to tho beautiful strains of tho wed ,dlng march, played by Miss Margaret Fisher, and they woro hero met by Rev. W. R. Horschuch, pastor of tho Evangelical church, who 'performed the ceremony. Tho bride was charm ing In a gown of white silk, with silk apllque, while the groom woro tho conventional black.' Tho Adam home was beautifully decoiated for tho occasion, the par lors In Ivy and cut flowers, and tho dining room In green and white. Fes toons of Ivy hung from tho celling, whllo white flowers were banked in great profusion about tho room. Tho dining table was fostobnod with sml lax and wjfilto flowprs intermingled with green" leaves. Tho bride is tho daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Adams, and is ouo of Salem's popular and highly' esteemed young ladies. The groom Is ,tha son or Air. o. Farlow, of Marionr Oregon, and Is one of tho most prosperous young business men of Albany, whore, after a short trip to tho Sound cities and Portland, thoy will bo at homo to tholr many friends. Tho many beau tiful prosonts rocolvod testify as to tholr many friends, who all wish them much Joy and happiness in tholr future llfo. Brazilian liquor and sweet bread (coffee and cake, On the reverse side of the cards wore a number of thoughts suggested by a penny, very cleverly nrranged. Getting Labor Statistics. Labor Comgmlssloner Hoff Is send ing out a second list of questions; to tho factories and mills in tho state, concerning tho conditions sanitary Mrs. Gatons wore the first prize at j and life protecting. Over 800 letters were sent out a few weeks ago by. tho commissioner, but ho lias received only nbout 200 replies-, and will bn deavor to get InforqplJIon. from all in stitutions disregarding the first letter. cards and Mrs. Moore received- tho consolation. f Those present were, Govornor and Mrs, Geo. E, Chamberlain, Judge and Mrs. F, A, Moore, Judge and Mrs. C. E. Wolvorton, Mr. nnd Mrs. J. R. Whitney, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cooke Pat ton, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ackerman, Judge and Mrs. R. S. Bean, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burton, Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Gatons, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hous ton, Mrs. Carollno Sholton, Mrs. Ida Vaughan, Miss Wallace, Miss Moore, Mr. James Crawford and Mr. and Mrs, A. M. Crawfprd, Salem Woman's Club. Tho annual meeting of tho Salem Woman's Club will be hold Saturday, May 14th, at tho Presbyterian church parlprs. A full attendance la desired as thoro is to be held tho yoarly elec tion of officers of the club, a consti tution Is to bo adopted for the Salem Public Library Association, together with the election of a board of trus teos for tho library association. Tho mooting begins promptly at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. W. A. CubIcIc has boon the vory acceptable president for tho past year and may bo ro-olected, although it is understood that Mrs. Russell Catlln, present vice-president, may bo pro motod to tho presidency. Reception to Mrs. Chamberlain. Mrs. A. M, Crawford gave a de lightful reception in honor of Mrs. George E. Chamberlain last evening at her homo on Summor streot. Tho house was tastily decorated with white clomatlB vinos, and tho-guests were entertained at dinnor served in mo aining room. Tho docoratlons at tho table wore vory pretty, tho color scheme,, red, with roses and clematis. Tho mo-an-u cards woro'qulteVigl. nal and thoughtful. Thoy contained musical mollusk (oyster patty), herb nut hash (nut salad), artistic needle work (pressed chicken. Oriental), drosged Btalk fruit (strawborrlos), Deafness Cannot Be Cured By local applications, as thoy can not reached the diseased nortlon of tho ear. There is only opo way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitu- tlonal remodlos. Deafness is caused' by an inflamed condition of tho mu cous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. When this tube la Inflamed you havo a rumbling Bound or imperfect hoar ing, and when it is entirely closed, doafness la the result, and, unless tho inflammation can bo taken out, and this tube restored to Us natural condi tion, hoaring will bp destroyed forov er;nlno cases out of ton aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho mucous sor-vlcos. iimmntMinmiHMiiit Call Up 2781 when you want your bicycle repaired. Wo will call and get It.. I SALEM GUN STORE I Paul H. Hauser, i Proprietor, umimmmnumjini 2 The Virginian J g Ono of tho manliest books, and ono of tho most engaging J and attractive stories or re- W cent years is out for tho M H first tlmo in paper edition IB f) for 5. 25c 1J' Our first Bulpmonis now in ,imi and wo can fill nil wantB. M Don't miss gottlng this groat S 2 Btory. H Patton' Book Store. ;' ReturnB to Oregon. Congressman Hermann wires Tho Journal that he will roach Oregon on Thursday of next week, St, Petersburg, May 13. Both rail road communications with Port Ar. thur are now cut. : Wall Paper Latest designs in stock, and good work guaran teed. We have the small Store and smal prices E. L. Lemmon 299 Liberty St, Phone 2475 Board Considers Ordinance, Tho city board of health mot at tho recorder's offlco last ovoning to con- sldor the nronnsnd nnnltnrv ,.,i .,.. Those present woro President J. B.' f Inside Vat -. .,., yuiuuluIuim,g w H Ham ilton, F. 13. Smith and Theo. Barr and Secretary Judah. Tho ordinance was ' discussed, and. after a fow minor! chnngos, the board reported favor-' ably on It, -and instructed the' socro-' tary to tako the measure un to the' council at tho next meeting for con-! Biuoration. Brown'o Orchestra. . Tho greatests aggregation of or chostral playora that' havo qver loft Portland supplemented by some of! Salom'fi "musical artists' will bo used' ai mo May Fostlval. Outside Value what Colored Child; Died, A colored child named Waldo died ion North Commercial Btropt this I mornng, aged two years, of brain j trouble. Ta Orande city hall'bonjs wpro sold to a local banlw at ?15 premium. ahuv m aupui wnat you got wnen you buy our real puro baking powdor. You got It in a Mason glass fruit Jar; not in a useless tin can, EPPLEY'8 PERFECTION BAKING POWDER Is really fine. Besides, you get a quart for BOc, or la weight 1 poinds, or a half-pound lav. a glass Jar for 25c, and, beyond that, you get the purest baking powdor that you ever usod. Your grocer sella It. 'Phono Main 1041. C M Eppley I - FINE GROCERIES Nineteenth, fcnd $tate Street ?;tj ' i! t if. 1'. ! ' I J fiw m m m. i f ii ,M( B M v. . .' m i IrVf lM 'M VH Pct BJl i V'i '& ' sfri iIrii Hi y M ft s- - m .,it