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WASCO COUNTY WILL
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CAMPAIGN
Committee to Solicit Money
' for Purpose of Aiding Na
tional Home Movement.
BIG RALLIES SCHEDULED
Zftcb Community to Bi Xepreaented In
General Organization to Promote
Welfare of Soldier in Service.
The Dalles, Or.. May 14. The com
mittee appointed for Wasco county to
raise- this county's Khar of the $3,-
000,000 to provide Y. M. C. A. units
for the troops- In camp or at the front.
has gone vigorously to work. The
state committee has asked lor $100
for each 1000 of population in the
ctfunty. The Wasco cqmmittee has
added another feature by which the
county of 'Wasco will raise an add!
tlonal amount, which, artr the ap
portioned $1600 has been sent to Port
land, will be kept In the county.
The secretaries of the Y. M. C. A.
at the front or In camps will be re
quested to forward any information of
special need on. the part of any Wasco
county soldier, and the county com
mittee will have the fund In hand to
respond instantly, that any boy from
this county may have the best caxa
possible.
A few days ago members of tTre com
mittee, accompanied by other citizen.
including mllltla officers who are sta
tioned here, attended rallies at Dutfor
and Moster. At both places the people
were out to lear.-i what "the people at
home can do to help the boys at the
front' As soon as the .purpose of the
Y. M. C. A. was explained, each com
munity selected a committee of tTro
and went to worlt to get the cash.
At Dufur The Dalles committee
told "there will probably bo onlv
few out; the notice was short and the
men ar busy.'' This was the feeling
at all the places. But the Dufur school
band came out, and The Dalles people
bad to hastily rearrange the remarks
they had prepared to make to a- small
committee to suit an audience that
looked like at least half the population
or Dufur. Dufur has raised over 900
to date.
The local committee visited and or
ganized finance collection committees
at Tygh Valley, Wamlc, Waplnltla,
Maupin, Antelope and Shanlko. The
Dalles has subscribed several hundred
dollars and the committee is working
io Dring this amount up to the J1000
marK.
Boy Becomes Navy Cadet.
The Dalles. Or., May 14. Alfred Bay
Jey, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Bay-
ley, nas been informed he passed en
tranco examinations to the United
States naval academy at Annapolis.
Young Bayley, who enlisted in the na
val training corps a year ago, has been
jstaLioned at a Colorado training sta
tion. He will1 leave at once for An
napolis.
kick the dog; as he did mo Dalrymple,
who had picked tip rock, threw It at
ms opponent ana nit him In the neck,
which was broken, causing almost In
stant death. Dalrymple was sentenced
to a year in the penitentiary, but was
pardoned before he commenced serv
ing time.
Members of Cabinet
Two Tie for Low Net
Score on Local Links
Rudolph Wilhelm and C. 1. Samp
son tied for low net honors In the ball
sweepstakes tournament on thecourse
of the Portland Golf club Sunday, each
making a 74 net score. Wllhelm'a
fM iT t i gross was 77 ana Sampson's vs. ue-
Give Sons to Nation x sHwee;,takiweathr "
I Th results:
rrrm ax jrreuaenvi oxnciai runur
Contribute Beren Boys to Kelp Zlfht
Battles of Stars ud Stripes,
Washington, May 14. (I. N, S.)
Five members ot President Wilson's
cabinet are to contribute seven cons
to the various arms of the nation's
service In the war with Germany.
William B. Wilson, secretary of labor"
Is making the biggest sacrifice. Three
of his sons are going. The cabinet
members and their sons follow:
William B. Wilson, secretary of
labor William B. Wilson Jr- field
artillery of the regular army; James
Wilson, troop A, First cavalry; Joseph
B. Wilson, candidate for officers' re
serve corps.
Franklin K. Lane, secretary of the
Interior Franklin K. Lane Jr., army
aviator.
JosephtJs Daniels, secretary of the
navy Joeephus Daniels Jr training
for the marine corps.
David Franklin Houston, secretary of
agriculture David Franklin Houston
Jr., about to enlist In the navy.
William C. edfield, secretary of
coraraeroe Humphrey Redfield, en
rolled naval reserve as member mo
squito fleet.
. Bandl-
' Orosa. cap. N't.
Rudolph Wllbehn ........... 77 3 74
C. N. Sampson ............ 99 24 74
J. H. Lambert ; M 13 75
O. K. McCnlloph P8 23 75
C. F. Orekaddea 87 11 74
A. G. Ml 11a 96 18 78
Rnocoe Fawcett . 7 8 79
William Ootollt 9 79
George WanJibum BS IS SO
!c. B. Osborne 104 24 80
Ir, J. IB Tattle 91 .11 PO
Hugh Oarin M 14 W)
O. M. Bdjiefer 101 18 83
R. r. MoogM 106 23 83
H. L. KrxlM 98 15 83
P. L. Blahap 107 24 83
W. D. Stt 108 17 8
E. R. EWrldgo .- 100 20 89
Pairings in Tennis
Doubles Announced
' Only one match was played Sunday
In the spring handicap tennis tourna
ment of the Multnomah club, Stacey
Hamilton winning from Dr. R. J.
Cblpman. 6-4, 6-2.
Chairman Norris announced the fol
lowing pairings of the doubles
matches, which will be started during
this week:
James F. Swing and McConnao
Snow vs. Dr. J. R. Bilderback and Dr.
R. J. Chipman; J. H. Mackle and F. E.
Harrlgan vs. A. T. W. Kerr and W. F.
Wheeler; H. M. Stevens and P. W.
Lewis vs. C Shannon and A. D. Wake
man; H. R. Failing and I. Ia. Webster
vs. M. B. Crumpacker and Paul Lusk;
W. A. Gobs and Alma D. Kats vs.
Bartlett Cole and O. O. Jones; A, B.
McAlpln and F. B, Cook vs. P. W.
Cookingh&m and F. R. Winch; Ml C.
Frohman and W. C. Howe vs. W. O.
Bailey and Del MaJlett; A. 6. Froh
man and F. C Smith vs. winners.
MINOR BASEBALL
Best Spellers Are Named.
The Dalles. Or.. May, 14. Winners
In an old-fashioned spelling contest
which was held at the high school
auditorium Friday are Melva Butler,
who won the gift of $2.50 for the sev
enth and eighth grade division, and
Leona Hoste tier, who was awarded the
prize of $2.50 for the fifth and sixth
grade division.
Charles J. Pease Dead.
The Dalles. Or., May 14. A. message
has been received here announcing the
rtea-th of Charles J. Pease, which oc
curred in Han Francisco. Mrs. TQise
Is a daughter of Mrs. D. M. French, a
prominent loral resident.
Divorce Petition Is Filed.
The Dalles. Or., May 14. Florence
13. Andeison has petitioned for a di
vorce from Harry L,. Anderson, charg
ing "cruel and Inhuman treatment."
The Andors. na were married in Port
land in 1910.
Dalles Policeman
Shot Three Times
Drunken Man rires Ttv Times at
Charles MciLanej Wounds Will Mot
Prove ratal; Assailant Has Slecord.
The, Dalles, Or., May 14. "Watch
me get him," said Alec Dalrymple to
a friend after calling him from the
street to the entrance of the Crescent
rooming house at 11 o'clock Saturday
night. Dalrymple then stepped on the
sidewalk and fired five snots in rapid
succession at Charles McLane, night
policeman. Three shots caused wounds
about the legs of the officer. He is in
a hospital and will recover.
Dalrymple, who was Intoxicated, Is
In jail.
Dalrynfple was convlcjed , in the
Wasco county circuit court, Novem
ber 19, 1908, on a charge of man
slaughter. Following an argument at
a local shotatihg gallery with Lee
Putnam of KUckltat county, Washing
ton, on June 12, 1908, Dalrymple
knocked Putnam down in the street:
a dog barked at Putnam's heels as he
got to his fet; he turned around to
The northwest Eiecrno company
team of the Commercial league da
feated the O-W. R. & N. team Satur
day, 5 to 1. The Crane team Is leading
the league with three victories and no
defeats.
"Red" Rupert's Baby Beayers de
feated the Hills bo ro team Sunday by
the score of 8 to J,
Score: R. H. E.
Beavers - . . . 8 IS 1
Hlllsboro 1 3 4
Batteries Goddard and McBrlde;
Fitzgerald and Williams.
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Raymond, Wash.. May 14. Oreat
pitching by Carlson, who allowed but
two hits and struck out 19 batsmen,
enabled Raymond to defeat South Bend
in the opening game of the season.
3 to 2.
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The Capitol Hill team defeated the
Newsboys Sunday, 10 to 7. Six runs
in the fourth frame off Sloan gar th
Hill team the game.
.
The Armco team defeated the Hi
bernians Sunday at Arleta by the score
of 7 to 3. Goldstone and Marino of
the winners made home runs.
The Flelschner, Mayer & Oo. team
fell before the Lang & Co. team Sun
day on the Peninsula grounds, by the
score of 6 to 2.
Fraternal Xieagoe Standing,
Team Won. Lose
Maccabees 1
Webfoot Camp 1
K. and L. of a 1
I. O. a F. 0
Portland Moose -, 0
St. Johns Moose. 0
The Fraternal Baseball league was
opened yesterday with the Maccabees
defeating the St. Johns Moose at the
St. Johns grounds by the score of 10
to 3. Batteries Maccabees. Hoss and
Garrett; St. Johns Moose. Larsen and
Peters.
The Knight's and Ladies of Security
defeated the Portland Moos at Colum
bia park 10 t 2. Tn feature of the
game was the striking out of 12 of the
Moose by Kxause Batteries K. and
I of S., Krauso and Tucker; Moose,
Saub and Miller.
Webfoot Camp. W. O. W., defeated
the 1. O. O. F. team at Sellwood 14 to 0.
The features of the game were the
pitching of Fedlck, the W. O. W.
pitcher, who pitched a no-hit no-run
game, and the heavy hitting of Chaplir
and Daniels. Batteries W. O. W.,
Fedlck and Chapln; I. O. O. F Weller
and Miller.
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Wilhelm advanced to first place In
class A of the perpetual ranking tour
ney, winning from William Gotelll.
Prior to losing, to Wilhelm, Gotelll
defended his position against Roscoe
Fawcett. Gotelll beat Fawcett, 2 up,
but laying two .stymies. Dr. W. I.
Northup advanced to a 16 position by
winning from Dr. T. W. Watts.
Following are the rankings of the
women players In the perpetual tour
ney: Mrs. James Nlcol, Miss Agnes
Watts. Mrs. F. J. Raley, Miss EIa
Koerber, Mrs. R. R. Warinner, Miss
Marion Brodie, Mrs. J. D. Mackis and
Mrs. Charles Canada.
C. B. Lynn has been selected as one
of the members of. the team which
will play on the Eugene Country club
course May 27.
Tacoma Gets Pitcher Mclror.
Taooma, Wash.. May 13. Manager
reaiy Raymond of the local North
western league club has traded Pitcher
Alexander and Outfielder Bankhead tor
the Seattle club for Pitcher Mclvor.
Leonard to Meet Welsh.
New York, May 14. (TJ. P.) Benny
Leonard will get his third crack at
Freddie Welsh's championship title
here the night of May 28.
WHY
Does
Your
Head Ache?
Headaches, sick or other
kinds, don't happen to
people whose livers are
busy and whose bowel are
as regular as a dock.
Thousands of folks who
used ty have headaches
say this is the way they
removed the cause:
One pul at bedtime, regu
larly. Largerdose if there's
a Suspicion of biliousness
or constipation.
OUTERS
Ctrmhtm bmrm Wgnrntut
Colorless faces often show
the absence of Iron in the
blood.
CARTER'S IRON PILLS
will help this condition.
Simpson Breaks Record.
Lawrence, Kan., May 14. (I. N. S.)
Running for the first time for a
record on a circular track. Bob Simp
son, world's champion hurdler, clipped
two-fifth3 of a second off the time of
the 220 yard low hurdles In the Missouri-Kansas
meet Saturday. His time
was 24 2-6 seconds
Ithe boss and HIS SUPERINTENDEHT. ) v
THERE ISN'T A.Nt TOBACCO
THAT .HAS THE SATISryiN
nw kATiNQ QUALITIES r '
or W-B CUT chewing: h
VE-S SIR! I KNOW IT-SEVERAL
OF OUR MEN HAVE CHANGED
FROW OROINAR-y
JUU KB KISHTH-7 TOBACCO.
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THERE'S us rriuch differenco between tobaccos as
there is between sugar canes the more sap there is
in the leaf to start with, the longer it takes before the
last drop of goodness is used up. W-B CUT is shred
ded; so that the tatisfaction, stored in the rich, sappy
tobacco, comes along easy, without so much chewing,
when you chew W-13 CUT, you are chewing tobacco.
Had. t, wmUN-Bt
Slept tight
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Also, the only til
daylight trainInland
Empire Express.
No Service Better to
SPOKANE
and EAST
CENTRAL OREGON
Standard and Tourist
Sleepers to Bend.
Ticket Office
5th and Stark.
Brdwy 920, A-6671.
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