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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 25, 1914)
PAcsami HtttMtHltlHI)tMHIItHH)t)HI)ttltmMtHHtt "back in the majorjs, but we grieve to see so fine a lad playing in St. Louis. X X X X STUNNING .We thought Toronto would be the only foreign city on the Federal league circuit, but now there are threats of placing a team in Brooklyn. iNEW GOWN Those who are intimately acquainted with C. W. Murphy say he is eminently qualified to conduct wrestling matches. SAILT CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1914. i f A shipment of new t'V gowns for afternoon and street wear has just been received. Charming creations featuring all of the latest of Dame Fash ion's dieas. The fabrics are var ied, and their colors are numerous. In the trimmings a touch of Persian is noticed on several models, but laces or ruching on all of them,and as ev ery feminie heart de lights in filmy laces, these spring and summer styles are sure to EX X please. ' YOU ARE INVITED TO VISIT OUR READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT. T IS FILLED WITH NEW MERCHANDISE. NEW JACK TAR MIDDIES. The FINEST YET, and a large assortment to choise from. tMit NITRATE OF SILVER IS E Superintendent of Training School Says It Has Been In Use During the Past Six Weeks. HAVE NOT SLIGHTEST DESIRE FOE TOBACCO, THEY NOW SAY Nearly All Boys Received at School Smoke Cigarettes and They Get Treatment on Arrival. habit. They Bimply cannot smoke af ter their mouths and throats have been swabbed with the drug. "One of our physicians heard of the treatment several months ago, and we began its use about six weeks ago. We said nothing about it for awhile, be cause we thought it best to await re sults, but now that we have found it efficacious we do not care who knows it. The boys who have finished the treatment say they have not the slight est desire for tobacco. I am certain the treatment would be as efficacious for adults as for boys and that the tobacco habit in all forms would yield to it." SHE IS A WISE WOMAN, Who recognizes in the tell tale sym tonis such as backache, headaches, dragging sensations, nervousness and After giving it a thorough trial for irritability the true cause and relies six weeks on boys sent to the institu-j on Lydia E. I'inkham's Vegetable Com tion, W. F. Hale! superintendent of the l10""1' restore her to a healthy nor- JEFF TESREAU WILL Big New York Pitcher Said to Have Determined to Turn Down Offer From John McGraw. MORE GUERILLA WOKE ON COAST SAID TO BE PLAN Chicago Federal Leaguer ThxowB Out Dark Hints As To What Will Happen Before Long. UNITED PRESS LliSID WIK1. Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 25. The Fed erals have not concluded their guerilla work on the coast, according to Arthur Wilson, ex-Giant catcher and futuro Chicago leaguer. Jeff Tesreau, also a Giant, is the center of their attack to day. Tesreau is here, the guest of Wilson. He is carrying in his pocket a fat Fed eral contract and another, not so fat, from the Giants. Wilson avers the Giant document is destined to go back unsigned. Bill Kenworthy, formerly of Sacra mento, and Claire Goodwin, ex-Angel, are here today en route to the training camp of Stovall's Kansas City Federals YELLOW JACKETS WIN IT DEFEAT SALEM HIGH SCHOOL BY TWO POINTS IN BASKETBALL CONTEST. The Yellow Jackets defeated the Sa lem high school team in the high gym Inst evening by a score of 32 to 30 in a fine basketball game. At the end of the first half it was a tie, 30-30, and the second half was a terrific struggle, the Yellow Jackets finally scoring a field goal by J. Schott. Schott was easily the star of the contest, scoring 16 of the points made by the Yellow Jackets. Proctor, the high stnr, was held down to two field goals. The game last evening wivs the first of a series for the city championship, and the next game will be played at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night. The lineup and points made by each man follows: Yellow Jackets Brinck, forward, 6; J. Schott, forward, 10; H. Schott, cen tor, 8; Kollis, guard; Gage, guard, 2. High school Rinehart, forward, 10; Proctor, forward, 4; Keene, center, 10; Low, gunrd, 4; Ratcliffo, guard, 2. Officials woro: A. A. Schramm, ref eree; Oscar Gingrich, score keepor; Roy Burton and Ray Baker, timekeepers. mal condition. For forty years this root ami herb remedy has been pre-eminently successful in controlling the diseases of women. Merit alone could have stood such a test of time. staito training school for boys, stated last night that nitrate of silver was a positive cure for the cigarette habit. He said one treatment put an end to the smoking for the time being, and treat ment for several days ended the crav ing. "Almost all boys sent here are cig arette smokers," declared the superin-j tendent, "and, of course, it has been! our practice to break them of the habit , as soon as possible. In some instances , the boys were so addicted to' tobacco j York, Washington, Pittsburg and Bal that it would have been unwise to take timore men from having intimate rela it away from them at once, so they were tions with his wife was filed with the. allowed to smoke in moderation for two state supreme court hero yesterday by or three dnvs. However, when a smok- j Joseph Htoncbreaker of Baltimore. i. nrrivn. nnw w ffive him the nitrate Stonebreaker recently instituted suit of silver treatment and that ends the for divorce SEEKS TO ENJOIN MEN FROM RELATIONS WITH WIFE. united mess i.eahkd wiius. New York, Feb. 25. Application for an injunction restraining ten New NOTICE ! For the benefit of our many customers, some of whom seem to be confused, we wish to state that the Modern Cleaning Co. is no longer at 444 Court street, but can be found at 464 COURT STREET under the name of Modern Steam Dye Works With as complete a plant as can be found in this sec tion. Phone Main 360 for quick service. A wretched scribe arises to ask: What has become of Carl Morris f" Thoro's a feller that can't let well enough alone. F. Schhulte, He Sings. Oft in the stilly night, Ere slumber's .chains have bound me, Fond memory brings the light Of pennant days around me. The ancient team is but a dream, Its glory all doparted, The Cubs are canned and gone And I am broken-hearted. Thus in the stilly night, Ere slumber's chains have bound me, . Fond memory brings the light Of pennant days around me. t Come On, You Spring. The sport page reeks with baseball politics, And tells of magnates throwing mud and bricks, Of legal suits and double-crossing stunts. Until the public hollers: Nix I Aw nix!" But Boon will gentlo spring be on the job, And to the sunny south the baseball mob Will wend its way, and Bcribes will rave about The now-found youth who hits like Tyrus Cobb. And even Charlie Murphy will be dumb A stunt which, by the way is going some And wo shall read in large and glaring type "Ed Walsh Comes Back" or "Heine Sprains a Thumb." J O gentle spring, with all your mud and rain, Wo yearn to see your tear-stained face again, For then will athletes fill the sporting page And baseball magnates raise their howls again. r Such Is Life, (By J, Evors.) Lives of managers remind us, Though tho owner 's words are bland, No may somo day croep behind us With a brickbat in bis hand. Fight, Ye Divils, Fight. Oh, let tho baseball players jump as ofton as they choose. And let tho basobnll magnates rant and rage. What, though they fill the papers with a lot of baseball newst It keeps tho white hopes off the sporting pago. MATTY IS NOT QUITING REPORT HE WILL IS CONSIDERING OFFER OF FEDERAL RIDICULED BY FOSTER. united rnnss uasid wiri.1 Xew York, Feb. 25. The report that Christy Mathewson was considering an ofi'er from the Federals was ridiculed hero today by John Foster, secretary of the New York Giants, 'Mathewson is under contract at s higher salary than any other player in organized baseball is recoiving," said Foster. BOY WHO IS PAROLED RETURNS AND BRINGS LITTLE BROTHER WITH HIM. ' NEW AVIATION RECORD. UNITED 1'IIEHS I.EAHKD Willi!. Clinrtres, France, Feb. 25. A new world's record was established hero to day when Aviator uamietix, carrying four passengers, reached an altitude at 10,3lt5 feet. JABS AND JOLTS Fd Walsh says he never felt better in his life. But have you ever hoard or a liiiii player in spring wno ever felt better in his lifel Jimmy Clabby made Bailor Petroskey look like a hitching post, but none of them is fart enough to stall with Bat tling Barloyycorn. t Still, we fear that If the said J. Clabby starts for Australia Kddie Mc Goorty will develop a Hidden longing for Othkonh, Wis. These are had days for kings. King Manuel bad bis Gaby Doslyi, and the Keystone King had bis Gabby Murphy. The Man Behind "The Makings" "Bull" Durham is first, last and always A man's smoke. You never find a smoke-dabbler rolling his own. These thoroughly satis' fving hand-made cigarettes appeal to the aggressive, stalwart fighters jn every walk ol life from the cowpuncher, toil ing in the round-up, to the millionaire polo player j riding nell-f or-leather to win an international cup. No U. S. battle ship ever leaves port without a supply of "Bull" Durham on board no U. S. Army Post ever runs short of "the Makings." GENUINE Hi'- DUMM! SMOKING TOBACCO Enough for forty hand-mada cigarette in each 5-cent $ack) As many cigarettes are rolled from "Bull" Durham in a year as all brands of ready-made cigarettes in this country combined. And the sales of "Bull" Durham are steadily growing. The freshness and flavor of "Bull" Durham hand-made cigar ettes are a revelation. Uet a sack of "Bull" at the nearest dealer's today and "ro7 your own." A.k for FREE bookof'papcrt uithtach Sciach FREE I A ,,l -, An Illustrated Booklet, showing correct way to 'Roll Your Own" Cigarettes and a Book of cigarette papers, will both be mailed to you, fret, on postal request. Address ''Bull" Durham, Dur- ham, N. C. THE AMERICAN TOBACCO C0HPANT chance to expresB thcmsolves at the ' i polls since the legislature granted them the right of suffrage, but many who! wero registered refrained from voting in order to avoid aligning themselves with a particular party. The eight womon condidatos for al dermanic nominations woro only partly successful, but four women, a Progres sive and threo Socialists, recoivod noin-l illations. In the first ward Miss Marion Drake defeated Karl N. Wehlo for the 1'rogressivo nomination. John J. (.'otighlin, democratic candi date for re election, received tho votes of KiUU men and DO women. Liila K McDormut, Gertrude . Dubin and Maude J. Bull, socialist candidates in the seventh, twentieth and thirty-first wHnls, hud no opposition and received fow votes, tho initio voters predominat ing. cd the plaintiff in a cniol and inhuman manner in ways various and sundry. Tho plaintiff avers that she has bocn ill for soveral years past, but that the defendant would not recognize her con dition, and her health is now entirely ruined. Mrs. Byrne asks that the court give her judgment as follows: Tho undivid ed one-half interest in a farm belong ing to her and the defendant located near tho stato fair grounds; $100 ali mony in groBS as plaintiff's sharo of tho defendant's porsonal property, and 500 as attorney's foes. It is not often that boys break into reform schools and houses of refuge, but that is what Ernest and Richard Minty, of Dallas, virtually have dons today. Kmest, who is 13 years old, wns sent to tho stuto training school for boys about 18 months ago because ho per sisted in playing truant from school. .Superintendent Halo found him to be a good hid and about six months ago tho boy was paroled and sent hom.e Nothing more was heard of tho lad at the institution until last Friday, when ho arrived, leading his little brother. They wero spattered with mini from head to foot and loked as though they might have been "hiking" through tho country for tho purpose of creating sentiment for good roads. "I ilociiled to rnmo back," said Krnest to Superintendent Hale, "and Dick said ho wanted to como with mo, 'in he caught hold of my hand and we started out. Tho ronds are pretty mud dy, but we kept coining am now wo are here. I liked it here and brother thought ho would too,'1 Mr. Hale took the lads in and has been raring lor them since. Ho has written to their parents to como for them, but has received no reply. "It would be impossible for us to keep the younger boy, said the super intendent today, "because ho has not been committed, ari l the older ono hits been paroled. I expect their parents to conic for them in a day or two." CRUEL TREATMENT PLEA RUTH A. BYRNE WANTS DIVORCE AND DECLARES HER HEALTH HAS BEEN RUINED. After living together as man and wife for the jmst 34 years, raising three children, the youngest being over 30 years of ago, tho wife, Kuth A. Byrne, today filed a complaint for divorce in WILLAMETTE IN IT ALSO SEVERAL STUDENTS WILL PAR TICIPATE IN STATE PEACE ORA TORICAL CONTEST. W rejoice to tea Artls llofman HALF Or WOMEN NOMINATED AT ELECTION IN CIIICIIAOO lUNITICn fSISS LRAKSD WlltD. (.'Iiirago, Feb. 25. Fifty thousand Chicago women voted in the primary election yesterday. It was their first Some Rare Bargains in Choice Vacant Lots This Week Only ! ! Mr. Homo Builder, now Is tho time to buy vacant lots, before tho prices al vance, as they are sure to do as soon hh spring work begins. Hero aro somo rare bargains, which can be bought for about half value. 150 will buy a choice lot on a paved street, all assesinents paid; clear title, 0200 fine lot. Bishop's addition. fll.'O beautiful lot, corner 17th and State. $550 fino lot on State and 24th street 1050 choice lot on Chemeketa street. 750 choice lot Fairinount Park. (250 fine lot Cardwoll addition. 1500 choice lot Oaks addition. 1750 choice lot on Union street. 900 fino lot on Front street, close In Wo have a special reduced price on all above lots for this week only. Buy now before prices am sure to advance Bechtel & Bynon 347 State Street. ' plans and purposes , of the National 1'eace association the purpose of which is to creato an active interest among college men and women in the big question of universal peace. This pur pose is accomplished by a Beries of oratorical contests, trading to a state contest where two cash prizes of $75 and $50 each are awarded. Miss Bartholomew, prosident of ora tory and debate iu the local university, feels that at least a dozen students will compote for first honors hero. At least 8 colleges in the stato will be reproscnt cd with all contestants presenting ora tions on tho ono subject of internation al peace. Toning It Down. If. M. Tennant, registrar of the Oro- gon Agricultural college and stato hairinaii of tho National I'eaco Ora torical association, presented to the (Huston Transcript.) Tiilklngton (pleased) So you friond Miss Gusher, suld that I was a wit, did she! Miss Keen Yes, but Alico is so given to exaggeration. Now, I should call you merely a half wit. .Man accused of crime., and his law yer also, are in jail. This species of Willamette students this morning tho Justice Is rare. 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