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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 7, 1909)
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Zttn ., ' V.liili II, nr.TTT -t " ' !STm .J IzJ Clutruq WARM GAME SUNDAY SALEM INDEPEN DENTS W A L LOP THE MAROONS After a slight misstep In tho first Inning yesterday aftcrnon the Salem Independents sailed Into tho Portland Maroon ball bunch llko a whirlwind, and when tho ninth lnlnng showed up tho Bcoro stood 8 to 1 In favor of Salem, with tho scoro book Bhowlng 14 hits for Salem against two for Portlandand two errors for the local side, while tho Portland Maroons wcro credited with olght, With tho tenm Salem had on tho field yesterday, tho J. Q Mack Com pany, who wore so stiff for tho local team, would havo been rubbed out of shape. Chester Bowen pitched flno ball throughout tho contest, striking out ten mon and walking but one. Fred Carey, Salem's first basoman, was out of tho running again yestor day, and couldn't stop "sick 'cm," although tho big man got three hits vmlllW ls f ' ' i fflWiP'lli II II II IT II ll-w I Tncr STUDY THE ABOVE MAP BIXXMKK8 ADDITION to the Olty of Newsort, Oregon, Is now on the market for tke first (Imp. The tract Is located about half way utwm Wye Creek and Newport, and conslstaof some to lote, on. tno rtoing ground directly aboro tbe ocean. Each let ( bt a few ste freM Ue beack asd a commands a tfew of the ocen or surf for tnllee norjth and south. To the north- can be seen Jump Off Joe and the YanJn Head Light To tbe touth tho entrance to Yaqulaa Bay and the Ufeeaving Station, Tbe eroperty Is about a five-minute walk from Ue boat lauding la Newport It Is reached by a new alx-foot beard walk, which runs Jn a straight line from the Ocean House Hetel la a aorthweet dlreeUen to the lots. This Is now tne most popular walk la Newport on account of its beautiful surroundings aad magalficeat tfcw of the Pacific when tke end t reached at BLOOMER'S ADDITION. Here before the observer tho oeean, a the leach, aireteh for miles aad mile. A WORD ABOUT YAQUINA BAY You could aot find a more latereatlB location to spend ypur summer than around thto beautiful bay, which Je conceded by those who know, t be the most beautiful summer resort. NATURALLY, of any on the Pacific coast, barrfag stese, HhaUhc and fishing are unexeehed, aad the many places of Interest close to Newport, such as the Llghtheasf, Otter Rode, geal Rocks, etc, make It aa Idea place to eyn'a eummer heme. NOW LOOK AT THE MAP You will see that BLOOMaWS ADDITION m right on the ocean, aad yet has the great advantage of bftag efese ta. th4 hay and towa, vMk n ataea hills to climb to reach It The beach la front of the property Is good for bathing and, the fathering; ef'reck estera. Mr. Bfeeapr has tJready ballt two beautiful cottage on tkete JoU for kU own personal use. Mr. Blooxne is a Sfstf maa, and (aff 4 to. makjf. tW tke nsM Mfar uttMllsa, to FOR gALS BT MKYBX A BsMXJE. DBRBT W1LLBON, M. A. JKBBoy. FlIRflUtfOV A frWrnlaR, BBOTKL MW90W 4 , rr further lafermaUea eu4re at CAPITAL JOURNAL OfflCE of tlio AHon Singing Society, of Portland, Tlmt Appears at the Grand Juno out of five times at bat. Salem funs Bat up and took notice when two ctrangc players trotted out on tho lot. John Hunt, Woodburn's crack third basoman, stopped at second yes terday, and played his usual error less game, whilo Smith a now arrival from tho East, played short, Man agers Hcysor and Jerman havo some thing great In this man Smith, owing to tho fact that ho has had experi ence, and can cover ground like a passenger tra'n. Smith played an crrorle-s game yestorday, getting four assists, two put outs and ono hit. Tho llttlo man backs ' up at nothing, whether it comes straight from tho bat covered with smoke, -or skinning up tho dirt through short or pitcher. He ha been engaged as a regular man for Salem, and will bo a great help to tho-Salem Indcp.nd cnts. John Humphreys played tho third base, but John also played out of luck, being credited with nn er ror and no hit. Managers Hcyscr and Jerman would not part with young Humphreys at nny prlco, as ho Is n coming ball player, and a good man In tho right place. In the outfield Ott, "Racehorse" Johnson and Jerman scampered about. To get a ball away from theso thrco gardeners, ono must help It cloar over tho outfield fence, as nil three of them nro sprinters, sura cutchors, and n bad sky don't affect their, eyesight. A runaway occurred in tho eighth inning, which caused considerable excitement. Johnson came to bat and drovo one out Into conter field, which rolled a short dis tance beyond that player, and John con sailed about tho sacks llko a raco horso, coming up at third boforo tho ball was on its way back to tho diamond. Perry Jones took the back stop Job yestorday. Jones is a big, -..?' . M4Vg- 1W., husky fellow, and a splendid catcher Out of three times at bat he got a run, a hit, and a stolen base, and had nlno putouts. About tho only thing which can bo said of the Portland Maroon team, Is that (hey had a fairly good pitcher, who had a slow ball and speed ga lore, anda good, suro catcher. Tha balance of the team. was composod of youngsters, apparently ranging from the ages of 17 to 18 years. Bowon had them all going from tho vory first of tho game, and very seldom they ever got onjjaso after tho first inning. Salem. AD It R PO A E Johnson, cf ..,.4 3 3 3- 0 0 Smith, b$ 5 0 1 1 4 0 Hunt, 2b C 0 2 1 1 0 Jcrmon, rf ,...G 1 2 1 0 0 Carey, lb 5 0 3 10 0 0 Humphrey, 3b ..4 1 0 0 0 1 tt, If 3 1 1 3 0 0 Jones, c 3 1 1 9 1 0 Dowcn, p .. . ,i."2 1 1 0 3 1 Total 30 8 14 27 0 2 Portland. AD R It PO A E Yett, rf 4 0 0 1 2 0 Stoops, 2b ,. ..4 0 1 2 1 0 Harris, lb 4 1 0 11 1 1 Duncan, c 4 0 0 4 4 2 Mullln, cf 4 0 0 1 0 1 Drlggs, rf 2 0 0 1 0 1 Williams, 3b ....3 0 0 1 1 1 Donaldson, ss ..3 0 0 3 2 0 Wlntcrlothan, p .3 0 1 0 3 2 Total 31 1 2 24 14 8 Summary of tho Game. Earned runs Salem 2, Maroons 0. Two-baso hits Johnson. Throo' base hits Cnroy. Home runs John son. First on balls, off Dowon 1: oft 10. Wlntnrlntlmn 3. First nn nrrors Salem 5; Maroons 2. Struck-out Dowcn 9; wlntcrlothan 3. FOURTH VICTIM OF EXPLOSION DIES Vnlteil I'rcs l.cnsul WIre.l Orcnon City. Or.. Juno 7. Pretty Villa Drown, the fourth vlctlm'of tho dynamite explosion, which mcanB Dort Garrett adopted to snuff out tho lives of his family, at tholV homo at M.arquam Saturday morning, Is dead. After a day and a night of agony, tho 10-year-old girl, who was Oar-rott-'s stepdaughter, succumbed! her lnjurloo yesterday morning, Tho funeral of Garrett took placo yester day forenoon and similar services wore hold lat.t night over tho remains of Mrs. Garrett and nor two daugh ters. It was learned today that the 13 sticks of dynnmlto used by Gar rett to commit the crime wore pur chased by him novoral days' ago in Mount Angel, a nearby settlement. New Hotel Located nt Hoover, Or., two and ono-hnlf miles cast of Detroit at tho cud of C. & E. R. R., on Santlnm river. Newly furnished rooms and good bonrd nt rensonnblo rates. Hunt ing and fishing first-class. For In formation wrlto HOOVER LUMBER CO., Hoover, Or. Q3gag SSlGilMa IVomQlcs Digcsl!onJdxcrfir nrsRnr.flfcsti'nnMlnfnriilkrI dpiuiuJIor)luuc norKiacraL inotNaucotic. . . I yMfrrflyfcOfcrarJTOBi rfcj! IIOh" k i.k.t1f.'mflffir tear y m , Sour Slotiaeh.DlOTli 'VV'oriusjCouvTiUlonsl'o'cn- iM3 aiuiLOSS gr ouu-r- IscSbile Stjajwerf 1 "JV " sS-rf NEY YORK. :w i aMeed. under LKsmaammi SFihePW Exact Copy of Wropper Notice to Oonvrnctore. Soalod bids will bo rocelvod by the Doard of Trustoos of tho State Insti tution for Fooblo Minded at tho ex ecutive chttmbors, Salem, Orogon, un til 1 p. m., Juno 8, 1000, at whlcn hour nil bids will bo opened by th undersigned for tho oroctlon and com plotlon of a girls' dormitory, epilep tic dormitory, hospital and barn. Con tractors may bid on ono or all build IngB. All bids muBt bo accompanied by a cortlflod chock In tho sum of at least 10 por cont of tho amount of tho bid, said chock made payable to tho undorslgnod as a guarantee that tho contractor will furnish an ap proved bond within flvo days after tho awarding of the contract. All bids must be mado out upon blank proposals for tho samo. Blanks furnished on application by tbe clerk or architect. Plans may bo seen at tho ozocutlvo chambers, Salem, Ore gon at tho offlco of II. O. McAllister, 417 Orogonlan building, Portland, Orogon, or at tho offlco of Ohas. H. Durggraf, architect, Albany, Orogon. Tho Doard of Trustoos of tho State Institution for Fooblo Minded re serves tho right to reject any or all bids. O. N. MoAIlTIIUR, Olerk of tho Doard. Salem, Orogon, May 2G, 1000. C-28-8t Notlco to Contractors. Soalod proposals will bo rocolvod at tho oittco of J. l. Aokorman, secre tary of tho board of trustees for tho Oregon School of Doaf Mutes, Salem, Oregon, until 11 o'clock u. m. Juno 8, 1000, and t.hon oponod, for tho construction of a Drlck Administra tion Dulldlug, Drlck Dormitory and a Boiler Houso to bo built at Salem, Oregon. A cortlflod check for 5 por cont of the amount on somo solvont bank mado payable to tho ordor of J. II. Ackormnn, secretary of board of trustees, must accompany each bid. Plans and specifications may bo soon at tho office of -tho secretary of tho board or may bo had of F. A. Legg. architect Didders aro re quested to use the printed form of Proposal which will bo furnished upon application. Tho right Is reserved to reject any and all bids. Dy order of the board of trustees for the Oregon School of Deaf Mutes. May 37-29rJua l-?- o i i i .1 Proposal for Oomtmcstea ! Water Pipe Usve from 0vwe aHato Pea itoaeferr to the Btato QtfJtel. Sealed proposals eadersed eut elde of envelope "Prepeeale tr pipe line from Oregon State PealteaUary to State Capitol" aad addreeeed ta the undersigned will be reeeived at the Kxeeutlre' Chambers, stato Capi tal, Salem, Oregon, until JJjne t, 1861, at I p. at. All We awt be accompanied by a certified' cheek ef aa amount of not lees than 10 per eeat of the fall value et the bid, aad .made pable to the undersigned. The Board of Capjtol Building Cem- mluloaers reserves the .right ta re-. jeci any aaa an bms. Plan ad speelfteaUeaa fr (this pipe line may be examined at the Xsecatlv Chambers, State Capital, Salem, Oregoa, or at the erMee t H. C. McAllister, Oregealaa Building, Portland, Oregoa. O. N. HeARTHUR. Clark Boefdtof Traeteea CaaUel Building CommUelBsrf,B.t,Mt m && Mi . COMMMOM, fiTi n&n ifiiij "NaatlaaiVaaBaBaBBaBBBa Traw ' A SaaalaaakaBV M JrT ' gKBBaaaaT sTaVaa JaVaUshaBnmfl ' bTbw aBBfcXJBB srlfWT-IBar" M Signature of fl Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA IMt CtNTAUN aOMrANT. mw ! eTT. Proposal for Ooaetructkm ef Otw Dam aad OUier Oatblld(afja aa tlio Oregon Stato Iaaaao Aatraaa Farm, Scaled proposals, endorsed ea aat sldo of onvolope, "Proposals for eea Btruotlon of cow barn and other out buildings for Oregoa State Insaae Asylum farm," and addressed to tke undorslgnod, will be received at tha Exocutlvo Chambers, Stato Capital Salem, Oregon, until Jue 7, 1909, at 2 p. m at whtcb hour all bids will bo oponod by the undersigned In the prosonco of the Doard of Trustees of tho Orogon State Inseno Asylum. All bids must be accompanied by cer tified check In the amount of tea (10) per cent of the full ataoant, mado payable to tho undersigned. Tho Doard of Trustees of the Oregoa Stato Insane Asylum, reserves the right to roject any and all bid. Plans and specifications may be ex amined nt tho Executive Chambers, Salem, Orogon, or at tho offices of II, C. McAllister, Orogonlan Build ing, Portland, Oregon. Dated at Salem, Orogon, this 25th day of May, 1000. 0. N. McARTHUR, Clerk of tho Doard of Trustoos Ore gon Stnto Insano Asylum. 6-2G-0t o Cliango of GnUk on CoawercUl Street Notlco Is horoby given that the Common Council of tho Olty of & lam, Orogon, dcoma it expedient to cliango and proposes to change the grndo on Commercial Street in said City from tho conter line of North Commorclal Stroot to the South curb lino of .South Streot In accordaaee with tho report of tho City's Kngl neor, adoptod by the Common Coun cil of tho City of Salem, Oregon,. May 24, 1909. Dato of the first publication ot tnls notlco, May 26, 1909. By order of tho Common Council. W. A. MOORE8, G-2G-1U City Recorder, o Notlco of Intention to Improve a Portion of nmrt Sreet, , Notlco Is hereby given that tha Common Council of tho City of Sa lem, Oregon, deems It expedient t Improve and proposes to Improve, at the expense ot abutting and adjaeeat property, the roadway of Ceart Street la said Olty from curb to aara with Warrea Brothers BltulltkJe Water Proof Pavement from tha weet llae of Commercial street to tha east llae ef Preat street Said pe tlea or said Caurt Street shall U Improved by gradlag the readwar thtreof by the establishing ot een cretA curbs where not already -tablished aad by paving said road way In accordance with the plane aad specification adopted by taa Commas Ceaell ea the 3th day May, 1999, and now on file la Ue ofitoe t th City Reeerder, aad by dertg'all things reolrad eaai plana and epeeiflaitlpaa. Remonstrances may be " filed against said Improvement la tha manner and wltbla the time provid ed la the Charter it said Mr. Data ef tha tint pablleatton ad this aettee, May IB, 1999. My order ef the Cemmea Oeaaatt W. A. MOOMM. l-JS-llt City Maaerder. a i George Huber, a German farater near Stayton, dropped dad suddaa ly one day last week while out la Ma barnyard. ' M'.... " ! a "f n !!'- Many remarkable cut es a sasaaeli troublaa mvm kaa aMfitA kv berlala'a fiie.iMefc and IAmat --- One maa who had aaeat avar tsto treataseat was eared by a few baste ef these tablets. Priao, SI eeerta. Samploe free at aU aaed draajsjtoM,
