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ttto onnno atatesmaxs TnnwDAV. -atottis. 1020. 1 - mM sr -p urn nero ONLY ONE GAME OF COASTiTEAMS Big Leagues Open Season with Seven Games in East Today Won K ' .t4 r Lost k 4 f" 4 i 4 . Pet. .$23 .750 .571 .&" 6 .500 Portland Oakland .' r Seattle Vernon inn FranclSCO ! , Sacramento ham Angeles . ,i. Tlfij,': Angels, Hi, 1. LOS AXCKLHS. April 14. Ver non defeated Los Angeles f to 2,-in , the ' sec bad game of the series. - achieving the victory by outplaying the Angela in every department. The. Tigers took, the lead from the jump when J. Mitchell doubled to right and scored on Chadbourne's triple to ctnter,. and Kdlngton singled to rljtbt. scoring Chadbourne. The Angle pitchers could not hold the Tigers. It. H. E. jo Ahgele . . 2 .5 0 Vernon . J. . .. I ........ 5 13 0 rtatterlesr Schnltz. Pertioa, Brown and Baasler; W. Mitchell and Sulli- ran. . . - ! "-" " v- Ull other coast league games post poned. -; a" ; f - --' XATIOXAll.KAf;rK. today by defeating th Chi. a remonstrance to tt. t to Alexander was i dent ot.lhe.Aaylum agjunat the euv hiteeljr andaa,-unstady. butjbia payment of ronvicts as attendant I batting was responsive for three of to look after-MU patient.. He new ' CMraiJ' run-father held the j into a ra.g9.aud discharged te first i victors well in check except In 'two man he saw. who admitted he had uiiia. fuc rcu ciiB&iieu me vic tory in the seventh by scoring three runs on a walk to Daubert and hits uyltiroh. Unman and Kopf. Score: - It. It E. Chicago 3 8 0 Cincinnati . ... 7 1 0 t,'a,lrles: Alexander and KiUifer; Reuther-and OrYit go' ; " 1 ; ; " 1 - v-- -- ! IMiillie. 2; Brooklyn. 9. ' (iROOKLYN. April 14 Brooklyn ne,practlcallyaij, of their hits off IMxey jcdunt today and defeated Phil adelphia' ikthe opening nn.",9.ta 2. jThe batting of Wheat and Kont chy was timely, Myersv . althouga credited with; nlr -one hit. a three bajrger, .scored .7 three runs, due "to twice forcing out runners. Cadorc held the Phillies to four hits. until the ninth. Score: R. II. E. Philadelphia- , 2 2 3 Brooklyn . . . , ; 9 ' 9 3 Batteries: Uliey and M; Wheat: Cadore and Kreuger. Red 7; Subs 3. , f IXCINNATf. O., April 14. The world's chamirtonsi opened - their sea- SUCCESS IN LIFE Comes 'through training. - Ad tancemenj in business is rapid for the young person who is well qualified. there ts always a demand for good bookkeepers, good stenog rapher young people who can do efficlejit work along this line. Young people should be ambitious' to obtain topnotch efficIenef--it pays. : This school can help yon to make a success in the business world, f Every-member of our Jacultyj is an expert in his branch-0t work.. Duslness tnen want our gradu- a tea because they know that : oar training Is thorough and practicaL v t "Call; let us talk it over. A cat alogue foe the asking. Day and night 'sessions. ; . 1 J .4 Capital Business; College SAtiI, OREGON' , ... T Pitthiirj:li, r,i Kt. Loois. 4. ST. LOl'lS. April 14. Pittsburgh defeated t.'oitls 5. to 4 in Jfl in- niiwf.v in the oprninsr galme of the season today. Nicholson's Mnfield hlt with the bseR full, f-rorlng the mjnning run. Poak , was forced to leave the box in the third on account cf jltness. and the pifcherswho sue ceeued'him were Ineffective. '-' score: ,R. II. K Pittsburgh , . . . ; " 7 i St.! Iuuis .. ... . . . 4 11 :! l?oston. fi; New York, St. 4BW YORK, April 3 Boston ca llyj defeated Jhe New York Nation aU' in the .opening game today, to 2. Boston drove Barnes out of the box in the second inning and scored five runs. It was the first time Boston had defeated Barnes fince he was traded by that club to New York two-years aco. ' Fayers, a recnilt left hand pitcher ! of Ithe Boston club, made a good showing, but , was relieved in the ninth. Score: v R. II. E. Boston " .V 6 8 0 New Yorle 3 9 1 Batteries:- Fayers,' : McQuiiland "and O'N'efll Barnes HubbeU Winters. Ryan and Gonzales. .31i:niCAX LEAGUE. Oiicago. fl: Detroit, 2. CHICAGO April 14; Chicago de-. feated Detroit 3 , to S today in an ll-innjng snie, ushering fn the Am erican league season" here. . William good patching, .coupled with Weaver's tiMTv hittine and base.runninr and E. Collins 'timely hitting won th game for Chicago Heilman's hom run had tied the score m the nww Inning. Score: Detroit Chteasty-'v.'w v;. j.-. ." v Uatterfes ; '.Dauss.nd Sigiiea the remonstrance. When a number of others went to him. he treated thetn with disregard, and Promptly 'discharged about five more of them. ' " We then took it up with the, state board of control "ahd Dr. Steiner made1 -tb-ekplanation -that "Happy'' Gordon, the paroled convict whom he had -employed -as an attendant, had only been convicted of a .'"minor offense."! Your paper this mornlnc stated that be was only convicted bf a t'lninor offense." Th truth is that' he was convicted by a jury of the crime o burglaryV and sentenced by the judge for. a term of eight years, 01 rather Utt Indeterminate sentence, the maximum of which was ngni years,, and toe minimum of which was one year. He had serve! one year,! and Is now on parole, pen ding good behavior. If burglary is a "iniaor'' otfennt. n hat would Dr. Me.lncr call a "heinous .offense?" pieri disbarred several. and about 15 more of as have quit the work, besides a large number of ladies who are quitting. Our pro- ten to Dr. StelHcr. t.-.'.t'.v-.p.Flrson. G.JC. Civens. F- it. lano. V did not start it to jnakk trouble., lUirJ. J.. D. Cr'fHn, A. M. Pur:, r 10 aj tov one a nr. Harm. We vine. C. Ilmldlestein. K. timers. I. signed a petition-whir nald;-.. -We Trammel. W.llUm Km. D, H. Go-th-underign4:objct q and will . ser. J. J. llirgtns. C. A.'-Moody. D. not work with con let labor.". We ',11. Ferrell. Floyd Buckley. K: P.; meant, it. We don't think 'aay self- Cochran. George IU RoherU. I. S'. ' respecting citizen should be required 1 Heendy. Robert Johnson. Ambrose to associate with thieves and bur glars at the social functions-of the asylum. These convicts, when em Ployed as attendants, have,, keys for every man's roct. including the violent wards and criminal wards. On these wards are1 many insane and pretending Insane convicts. If they should escape, by either carelessne&i of the convict aats. we would get the blame.. We inc the. stand the v have taken In are under no obligation U assume ' tef using to work with a man who that responsibility. We don't think only fault Is a prison sentence. It that the good J&eople of 1 this state ( Is , at .variance with all modern should allow tbetr unfortunates o j thought along the lines or penology; he looked after by. a lot of rrlminalfat variance with the idea of the fun- from the penitentiary. ie; -.have 1 damcntal law-'.n Ofeuon, which pro- O'Donnell. Charles R. Brutaker, I W. Huddle. O. P. Crlssbr. W. neuir ents. .... tThe Statesman puMikhes the above with the thought that the hos pital Ms a public tnstlintton. and all tides oucht to be heard In Its col- K-V If they umns. But The Statesman will say! the aid or that" Its editors believe these men , iet . attend- . have done a great Injustice in tak- ' done' our 'felt, 'and leave-, it 'to the thinking people of the eomtnunltv to decide between "mijcht" and "right." B. R. CJ-ARK. The jietition slgnd. br lb following: Charles HnynejR. Hrad- rlck. B. Catch. R. ciarkj .James II rttnnces for reformation, not vin dictive punishment. I Ed. fx of .UwiHe U also loss of vitality. T rwover sppcttte and the rift take Hoods BarsaparUla that sirenalhens the stomach, per Cochran. D. II. Armstrong.' I. G. recta ltuetin. iiiaks ratine a tdeas- Curtis. If. II. Htasbaw. j; D.'Daven- j nre, " It also makes the Muod rich port. E. Crocken A. N. Dawon. W. and pure, and i-teadlrs the nerves. Bjg Auction Household Goods of C T. Poaeror, 495 Hi Winter SL Sale begins promptly at 10 o'clock: HIgh-cliM fumltnrt con sisting of 1 solid oak dining table, quarter sawed. C0-lnch top:' C oak dining chairs, genuine leather; f oak dining chain; S oak rockers; 3 osk rockers, genuine leather; 1 Uorrts chair, gtnalae leather; 1 oak settee; 1 oak hall chair; 1 oak hall rack; 2 oak stands; 1 oak Princess dresser; 1, large oak dresser; S good Iron beds; 1 high grade, sagless spring; 2 yum yam springs; 3 silk rioss mattresses; 1 solid oak combination book case and desk; 2 Axmin ster uigs. al2; 1 Axminster rag. 10x13; 1 Xerflax rug. xll; I oak davenport, genuine leather cushions: 1 card table; hand-painted china; fine oil paintings, soma In gold frames; statue, pillowa. cushions, and.brlca brae; sat ot encyclopedias and ether good books; cooklag utensils, tools, grindstone and other, articles loo . cnaierous to mention.' . - -' Be on Time, 10 O'clock C T; Pomeroy Owner CoLW.F.Wnxlit Auctioneer w Talrbankt-tlortm T Engirt tcith Botch Magneto i Greater Engine Value , OVER qjo,oco fanners . bougKt the "Z" engine. TKey know it is poer-. : ful, AepcruMAe and practically. fool-proof- truly a great en i gine. 5 But now?e announce ; the one addition vwriicK could jpqssioly improve tKe "Z' per-. f-TOtance--Bc5cK KigK tension, osculating ' magneto -ignition. ; 5 So let us show ou in detail, this greater engine value. Our service to ou is remarkably complete and wo are assisted f Vy a neartO BoscK Service Station. 1 Prices 1 14. H. $75-oo3 H. P. $125.00 ; ; 6 H. P. $aooo. AU F. O. BJ ;Fadory.: Lot;L Pearce iSon i 236 N. Commercial St. j Tt. II. E. 2 4 2 Stanage, A in smith -Williams and Schalk. PhiUdeIihLt. 3; Xew Tork, 1. . . mfit.anvT.PHlA.. Anril' 14 Ruth's jnuff of Dugan's long liner allowed two runs to score- m me eighth here today, giving Philadel nhla a 3 to 1 victory over New York i nn.nfnr fame or the season. Home runs by Plpp and Perkins scored two early tallies, ferry and, Shawkey were in line form. t Score: - New York J Philadelphia .... J , ' Batteries: Shawkey and Ruel; Perry.and PerklnW n.pvRi.AKn Anril 14. Cleve land opened Its season by beating St. i mil. tl in 11 naiore one 01 iuo wt- V w I est opening day crowds in the his tory of Cleveland naseoau. waveies , 1 . v. .1 a a Tiiia fri five hits and fttroek out seven nen. Cleveland bit Sothoron hard, bunching Its hits In the second inning wnen u scorea 4fen mm. - Score: ' H. E St. feonls ........ .... 2 ,2- , Cleveland . . . .. . . .'. 6 1.1 Batteries: Sothoron and Severeld: Coveleskie and .O'Nell. EDITORIALS OF THE PEOPLE 1 tTbe Statesman Is pleed t print communication upfta topics of a-eneral Interest at any time, intre . , 3 -any limit to idc iopic "' . ... It la aakrl nnlf ihlt COITt- Dcndent refrain from prnlltlt ind KW tut that . notmn o written 'of a libelous nature. - letters iwt htt writers' name and addrea. though not nececsartiy tor puouciuon. J.- Mttewkint Tell Their Side. J p.titnr Statesman; . 1 am one of 33, demonstrators . whose names are herewith sabmlt-'-. tod for ns if necesigty; - We signed C Follow the crowd to the Dreamland Rink. - Indies skate 10c. Children's Day, Saturday", 25c Band music Saturday and Sundax 1 ;f liif cm WTS THIS WAY: in Lucky Strike the real Burly cigarette you enioy the toasted flavor. It's toasted. Tliis special and un usual flavor is not to be had in fv.. other cigarette. . So you 8ee,'.vrith Lucky Strike we give you a good, sensible reason for buying it. vWe tell you what's especially good about Lucky. Strike Ahr.t1 different. Its toasted. PAye you a pipe smoker? Then try Lucky Strike pipe tobacco. Made !ron the finest Buriey tobacco that mcr-r rtiy. The toasting process seals in fh Iruiiy favor and takes out every bit of bite .It's toasted. by tNeeasenAti .which means Uiat if you don't like LUCKY STRIKE Cigarettes you "can g'eVyour inonsy bt ckfrom the dealer. 1 4 r 1 r