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RA!CA?jTrvL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. MONDAY, MAY 30, 1904.
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The Prohibifionfats woW check the
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Kansas with similar
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PLAYED
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IlUWIWf0'lIal(1 n vory 1,rotty bunt on," tho ohalkj
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111 1 ill iIlj,1Li10 an" tnn uoat tho bail to first
, gamo, when Davis singled' stolo sec-
RaglailSlWOfl Oil SlindaV but;ond- un(l camo homo a altwo-baggor
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DUlll OiaCb fiayea U00a Thoro was plenty of oxcltemont, and
Ball tho gamo was a rattling good ono, from
Yoatorday aftornoon about 800 poo
plo witnessed ono of tho best gamos
of basoball that has boon -played on
tho Snloni fiold this season. Tho
weather was conducive to good play
ing and tho tonms woro in oxcollont
condition.
Both pitchers did credit to them-
aolvoa, Mclnuis pitching an especially
llllO enmo linlilinir Mm Alhnnlna tlnvvn
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to nlno hiU, striking put thrco, and
only walking ono man.
Tho Raglans picked up Eomo In
tholr hitting anjl ntndo a much
better' Showing than they did Satur
day, tfottlng 11 lilts off of "Rubo"
Howard, whllo thoy had to bo satlsflod
with flvo tho other day.
Tho gamo was closoly contostod
throughout, and tho boys had to play
for every score thoy mndo. Atrtho
ond of the ulnth thq scoro was 4 to 4,
nnd It took 10 Innings to decldo tho
gnme.w
Salem startod tho flroworka In tho .
first Inning, Fay. tho first man up, put
ting tv singlo Into loft -garden, and
stolo second Wllklns got first on. a
fielders cholco ljughdod"4 mado a
pretty sacrifice and ndyancod t)iom
both. '-but was J thrown out at first.
Davla followed with a two-bagger.
hphsdorl Fay and Wllklns. WU-
llama got a Blnglo, and Davis got homo .
on an orror by SullUan.. maklng.a to-
tal of tlmm runs fnr Snlimi In tlin
first Inning, , ,
viuuiij iuiiuii iu uu iiiijiuiug iii mu tiqwani a.
first, hait In tho socnd I.M made a1 Struqlc out BybtQlnuls $ byHow
lilt. Hlllllviw. fiillnwnil with n slmrln !.( (!
hit. Sullivan followed with a singlo.
but waq, thrown. g)t in trying to moko
second. Ilarpop followod on a field
org' choice, whllo Loo roached homo,
thn Gravtvs hit eafo and scored Harp
er, widen iuudo tho Albanlos two
runs At tho ond of tho second,
Tho fourth Inning ondod with a run
to Sullivan's crodlt. and Harper pn
eond. poiMyan dropped , qua ovor
liouio run "of thd gamo, gfvlug Albany
uvhw my ui mo Kmv, Hviue jnuouj j
tllO load by OIIO snore. Which remained I
tho same until tho sovonth, whon Fay I
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have already checked the growth and prosperity of Maine,
fanatical legislation
tanat AritJ.L
got a hit, stole second, and finally
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mu oluiu ruimiiut'tl UL 1 10 4 Until
tho laab half of tho 10th, despite tho
fact thnt Donovan, in the first linlf
Tho last half of tho tenth, settled tho
Igamo, when Davis singled': stolo sec-
lotni-t in flnlol. "'ml. ' .
luiuii. in .uiiouy x ho ncuiu WUS aii IUI
lews:
Salem.
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Fay, 8s
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J. Wllklns, c . .
Loughocd, lb.
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Downlo, 2b . . ,
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t Albany. ,
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Raymond,
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0 5
0 7
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1 2
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.Lowls, o 4
Johnson, 2b 4
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TQtala , . .1. . , ,3J 40.28 14 0
Only ono man out when winning
scoro was made . "' i
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Hasos s.Qlon Fay, DavIsIMHarnor.
Two-liasTi hits J7 Wllklns. Davis.
Williams. Qallff.
Home runs Donavan.
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Doublo playqKay to Downlo, (WI1-
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una to Fay,' Howard to Raymond to
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DaBrja on Bnllsi-QK MoJiinjB 1, off
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Loft on hasos Salem S, Albany 4.
Earned runs SalemvC, Albany 5,
Flrat buso on eri-ors Albany 1.
Umpire, Dorrlok,
Scorers. Josbup nnd Sholton.
Saturday's Game,
Tho gamo on Saturday was very
llBtlofls, and was without a feature
Nohrlng. Saloms crook first baseman.
was uijurou in collision wun a rua-
nni ami mHrnl fmm (Tin mmn nt ),n,
was injured In collision with a run
ond Qf tho second inning. Ho will bojt
prosperity and growth of Oregon with
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out of'tho game for somo tlmo, as his
anltlo is in bad shape
The Monday Morning Game.
Things frun to oxtromes always, and
baseball Is no exception. Inste'adVof
tho largo crowd witnessing a 'fast
game of 'ball, as was tho caso yestor-
day' a vory-small crowd watched an
uuy a vory-smau crowd watched an
exceedingly poor gamof this morning.
U cannot bo safd that Albany Pt up
a vory ')O0r same, for thoy played
' w,thout rror, but as Wilkin's arm
I WaR Kfl Kflrn tlnlt)in nni,l,l nnt ..lll.
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and putting Loughocd. tho first base-
man In tho box, Williams on first, and
changing tho team around genorally,
It broke tho naglans' playing consid
erably. Tho gamo was announced aa
0 seven tunings, but tho boys warmed
j -up toward tho last, an J tied tho score
0 in tho oeventh, and two raoro innings
(,,woro played to decide tho gamo.
0 Home runs wore mad by Loughe'od,
Downlo and Mclnnlss.
Tho scoro was ns follews:
R. H. E.
'om .; 7 12 5
Albany ' g 10 0
saiem 0 0012310 07
Albany 2 10 10 12 0 18
Batotrlos, Salem, Wllkin3, O.,
IjoughoetJ and Wllklns, J. Albany,
Taylor and Lowls.
Morning Ball Games,
Amorlcan League Boston 7, Wash
ington 3.
Now York 7, Philadelphia 4.
National League Now York 15,
Philadelphia 4.
Brooklyn 4, Boston 2.
Eugene Sklpworth Dead.
E- R- Sklpworth. tho prominent law-
'er and politician, dlod at his home In
I Eugene yesterday, of consumption, af
, tor a Un,sorlng Ulno38 of sovoral years.
Docoasod had battled with tho dread
maoaso to no .avail, seeking the mild-
or climates of California nnd -Arizona
at various tlmoa, but tho dostroyor
giaduajly weakonod him and ho suc
cumbed. Eugene, R, Sklpworth was well
known throughout' Oregon as a bright,
brainy lawyer, and a-lne gontloman.
Ha Aaa cleric of tho supremo court in
18SC-7, and has boon a Democratic can
dldato for ofllco a number of times.
Ho was 47 years of ago, a member of
tho Mothodlst church and Workman.
Ho loavoa a wife, fathor and mothor.
ami numbor of brotlibrs and slstors.
Boiled Down Wire Hash.
Tho Grand Duko Frederick Wllhelm
Mocklonburg-Strolltz, Is dead
GREEKS
WERE
SORRY
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Wanted to Return to Call'
fornia but Afterwards
Changed Their Minds
About 60 Greeks, who havo been, om-
ployed on tho Southern Pacific ronair
gang, bocamo dlssatlsiled a few wooks
ago, and wanted to .return to Callfor-
nla, whore they formerly worked.
w. R. HnnfTnr,! tho ,n,i ,
arrived from San Francisco last week,
and mado a trip down, the line to all
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tho camps where Greoks wore em
ployed. He told thorn that he had
arranged for them to change places
and they were to start last ovonlng,
but whon the tlmo camo for tho
swarthy little follows to ko. thoy com-'
monced to think that It was a pity to
leave the nice cool weather In Ore
gon for tho sun-parched plains of
Southern California, and told tho con
tractor that thoy would remain hero.
Mr. Spofford had been to considerable
troublo and expense la making tho
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Next Monday (May 30) wo will
for the day. No deliveries will
do not forget that to get your
etc., you should ORDER EARLY
ATWOOD
I Phone 57 1. Corner Commercial and Coart.
Fresh Fralts Served at
Oar Fountain. Crushed
Strawberry Now the
Rage
their proposed Local
tHCir ttfOOOSea JLOCai
New Hamoshire and
change, and informed tho stubborn
chaps that thoy would leave Salem on
11 o'clock overland todav op Mmir
transportation would be cancelled.
The Greeks held a great pow-wow,
and were undecided ns to the course
they would pursue.
Mr. Spofford Is a largo contractor in
California, and has about 1500 Greeks
at work for tho Southern Pacific in
different parts of that state. Tho
main trouble with tho Greeks who
jhavo been in Oregon seems to bo
ovor wngoa, as tho railroad company
reduced their pay from ?1.G0 to $1.40
a aay but- after several efforts Mr.
sottord hn1 tn Price fixed at $1.G0 (
f)0r l,ny' The hands were Persistent
I n thelr do,nnnda to b returned to
California, but, with tho advent of
nice weather, ami tho nmmrhiniiv t.
go, they recanted, but Mr. Spofford
was mad, and read the riot act to tho
flimsy-minded fellews: I
I Risk and extravagance al'jS
taken out-of
ten
coffee .
baking-powder
flavoring extract!
apicei
soda
by Schilling's Best goods an
dealing.
Your grocer's; moneybac'
closo at noon nnd remain closed
bo made In the afternoon. Please
groceries, frosh fruits, vegetblos,
IN THE DAY.
& FISHER
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DEMOCRATIC STATE Anjj
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or supromo Judge THn...
O'DAY, of Multnomah. HMAi
For Congressman First District
RODERT M. VDATCH. nr t '.
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For Dairy and Food Commissi
k. iii. uuuu-j-itto, or iane.
i- v-wuii juago Third Judin
Dtetrict-R. P. BOISE, of Marlon
ty; WILLIAM GALLOWAY of T
hill nuiinli. ' ' ,l
For District Attorney-J. j, m,n
NEY, of Linn, County. '
For .Representatives F x mat
THIEU, of Champoeg; A. VrijrjK
STEIN, of Satem. &t
For County Judge GRANT CORBt
ui ivuuuuum.
For Sheriff J. HARDING, of Sale,
i-or Treasurer DAVID BACH,
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Fop ' ARRfmornTAainrr
LAFOL
'LETT, of Brooks,
ror commissioner J. p nrn
Muius, or aaiem.
For Justice of the Pear s.t.
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uisinci u. W. UORBY.
For Constable, Salem District
JOHN LEWIS.
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,V,em?cr?t'c Candidate for Justice f
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Peace Will Scran Roaebit
and tho Two Turners.
Salem, Or., May 30, 1901.
Mr. Editer: I have waited fa.
'days since entering my nrotj
against Rosefelt and tho two Turni
combining tholr strength against at;,
hoping that Rosefelt and Frank.A.
lur w w.unciraw from tie
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' over w tii lino B .Mn ti. h
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decided to scrap the whole qmMu
tlon, unless Rosefelt and Fmk a.
Turner decides not to trot In w
class. Yours truly,
CHARLES W. CORBY
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Bicycles
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Don't Forget it.
Salem Gun Store
PAUL H. HAUSER,
Proprietor.
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Are you looking for nice
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wear, nno selection, low prices. , ,
wo repair also do It well
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of tflrtnl nnd thn liPRt. loaVCtl-
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BAKING POWDER
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loss tin can you get a Mason
glass fruit Jar,- and boyona ui-
you get y oz. ror a nan pouuu,
good woight, for 25c, or a quart
for 50c. Best goods, Host weight.
nest package, uesi run
Support Salem industries. Most
grocers sell it or phono us.
Thona Main 3041
C. M. Eppley
FINE GROCERIES.
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