FACIE SIX.
TUS DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OSEOOTf. FSZDAT, APRIL 24, 1914.
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NEWS
Feieral League Is Trying to Got
"Mac's". Playoro to Jump
Contracts.
ALL BUT MEYERS ARE
SIGNED I'OK THREE YEAR 3
Loach Cross Says He Will Have A
Easy Time with Freddie Welch
the Britain.
Now York, Aril 24. Mariner Mc
draw, of the Giant, was "all liet 11)1"
hero today over attempts by the posky
1'Vilernln to take Milton Htock, bin new
third baseman, to the outlaws. Wniik
intf of reports that several of his
la,vers were about to jump to the now
or)uiiixation, fllcliraw said:
MANAGER BAKER OF LAST YEAR
BAYS THAT HE WILL NOT TAKE
THE LEAD.
Who wants to manage Salem's ba.se
!u!l team this kwhou All the oth-ir
valley towns are plaiinint; to have n
baseball team but so far no ateps in
that direction havo been taken in this
eify. -
Man.'ijjer liaker of last season 's squad
slnted this morning that he hail posi
tively ileeiileil not to organize a team
this year, lie pive us his reason the
fai-t that there was no place to play.
Tho I grounds used last season are in
poor condition and he does not tare to
Ho to the merchants and ask lor the
lai'B" amount of money necessary to
fix up the old (frounds only to have
them in 11 similar condition aain next
fprintf.
Several prominent fans had been con
templating forming a stock company
rinl buying und equiping grounds but
the matter seems to hnve been dropped.
Then is much (rood baseball talent
drainage aro especially bad, because
they contain disease germs and be
cause the water is not relished so that
the cow really drinks all sho needs.
CHARGED WITH VIOLATING
TERMS OF HIS PAROLE
Penitentiary authorities say that
E. L. Oaneron alias J. II. Campbell, a
There, is only ono trouble with the paroled prisoner who has been con-
geographical situation of tho United ilneting a carriage painting shop on
States it being next to Mexico. I Ferry, between High and Liberty
streets, has violated the privileges ex
tended him by the prison parole board,
by leaving the city without first noti
fying the members qf the board.
Cameron was serving a three-year
term for forgery committed in Mult
nomah county and was paroled shortly
after he was committed to tho institu-
I tion. He started a paint shop on
Ferry street and sent east for his
family to come out. His wife and chil
dren arrived and everything went along
smoothly until last Saturday when the
paroled man was found missing.
The prison authorities are anxious
to find Cameron as ha was given more
than usual parole privileges and they
"ay he leaves his. family in destitute
circumstances.
THE WANT Columns bid for tha ser
vices of bookkeepers, salespeople,
solicitors, cashiers, maids, cooks,
seamstresses and mechanics.
"Any plaver who would jump tlin
(limit's fur a haardons outlaw leimii'K, j ti,0 ,.j,y tlnit could be collected for
proposition is eeriauny inciting 111 gray Bm., R tllllll ttn,i t,0 experience of the
mutter. Tho (liants have won threo ( ,Il(,t tNvn F(,nHons is that the fans ar
pennants in a row now and ought to i,r,Ment in no siniill number and will
lapture a fourth this year, so 1 cannot r spinl readily if good ball games aro
tea why any of my players should be oftpied. - "
anxious to get away. The velvet nc-', Thoro is still plenty of time to
cruing from tin world's series ioolis organize a good team and make all
pretty goo.i to mem, 1 1 Ho necessary arrangements for having
"Kvery regular player on my team n season of good bull gmes here but
excepting Meyers lias' a three year according to leading fans the indiea
rentrnct, and we are thoroughly pro- tions junt at present are anything but
tected. Meyers is serving thn last favorable.
Kor.sou of a two years contract." I ' m '
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The players who have been mon
tioned as possible jumpers aro McLean,
Mjinpiad, Murray, Doyle, Snodgrius
and Stock,
Writing from Los Angeles to his
brother J'hil, Leach Cross declares his
bulief that Freddie Welsh will prove
eusy for him.
"I am going to carrv the fight to
Welsh like 1 did to Willie Hitohio,"
writes Leach.' "I know that by wad
ing into him I will have a bette.'
chance of landing my blows."
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Al McCoy's defeat of George Chip
lias (uised another fighter to return to
the game. The fighter is Frank Kiam
YESTERDAY'S SCORES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Washington: lioston 5, Washing
ton 0.
At St. Louis: Detroit 3. St, Louis 1.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
At lu liaunpolis: St. Louis 3, Indi
r.uapolis 0.
At llaltiniore: llnltiinore 4, Buffa
lo :i.
PACiriO COAST LEAGUE.
At Portland: Venico T, Portland 4
of Pittsburg, who was twice knocke l (called end Nth innning, rain).
out by Chip. Klaus ays he will go! At I.os Angelea: Los Angeles 9,
afler a match with McCoy for the mid-; Sacramento 4.
dlowoight title. He is said to b
waiting his time challenging McCoy,
for there is 110 chance of the hitter
agreeing to fight him.
It is possible to be active, zealous,
ml diligent ami Mill go to the dot's.
Such a fate is regularly that of the
ilea.
WHEN R UN DOWN
Hood's SaraapariiU, tht Rclukls
Tonio Msdicins, Builds Up.
, Tho reason why you feci so tuvii
oil the lituo at thii seasim i. t!:nt
jour blood is impure nn.l impover
ished. It lacks vitality. It i.-i not
tho rich, red blood that gives lif j to
the whole body, perfects ili::i?b!i:a
, and enables all the crans to j e r
fonn their functions as they shouM.
From any druggist fret ITool's
Sarsaparillii. It will n.a!;e yet f:cl
.better, look better, e-r.t r.;ul
better. It is the o!.l lu'.lr.'J.; l.l d
nud true oll-the-yeai-: i-.r.J LI . 1
purifier and enriohor, tmi: t.z '. rv
petizcr. It revilalhos
and is especially useful i:i I::'.'.
up tho debilitated and run-down.
Hood's Sarsnparilla is lii!;1!!"?
thousands at this timo of year. I et
it help you. Get a b'.dtlo today r ;-. 1
begin taking it at once, lie sura tj
get Hood's.
At Oakland: Oakland 3, San Fran-
' "" "NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.
At Spokano: Spokane ti, Portland 4.
At Scuttle: Seattle 3, Vancouver 2.
At Victoria: Tacoma !i, Victoria 0.
. Pacific Coast League Standings.
W. L. PCT.
San Francisco 13 7
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Venice 13 10
Portland : 8 10
l.os Angeles 9 12
Oakland 8 U
facrnincuto .. 8 11
NorJiwesteni League Standings.
W. U PCT
Spokane 8 2
Vancouver fi 4
Seattle
Tacoiiui) fi 5
Victoria , 3 7
Portland 2 8
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WATER FOR DAIRY COW.
Water requirements of tho dairy
cow hi-; not always given the atten
tion they ought to receive. Aside from
the liikio amount of water used in
!milk production cows will drink about
00 to hi) ta'lons a day if they are
given tHt amount of fresh, clean
! water. Some of the world's record!
I cows have drunk as much as 270 gal-j
j Imis a i!cy. Since milk has a largo!
percentage of water in it largo quanti j
,tie of water uro required to produce:
tho milk. Not only that, bu t liigttj
n ilk production demands the digestion
and ainiilation of a great ileal of
! nourishment, and water is needed in;
largo quantities for these purposes.!
jTho best water is from springx or deep!
well. suy W. A. ISarr, O. A. C. and,
j Federal dairy agent. Ponds receiving
PettingelPs Electric Fixture Sale Ends
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