PAOC SIX THa DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, BALE St, OEEOON. WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1911 HENRY PECK'S COUSIN SALLY - - - - By Gross Things WeNever See MITT ME,tiW0: 6AuS OUfcT EE SPORT BASEBALL HARD HIT BY .SEATTLE A. C. WINS OUT . "" ? pim urn min T h H l-H I HIM n M.WS TEAM HOD SHAPE Crowds Prefer to Watch Wit Game and Baseball Gumo From Bul letin Board. WILL MEAN THE EARLY DEATH OF FEDERAL LEAGUE Frank Chance Says Organized Baseball Oaly Will Be Able to Survive. PRELIMINARIES AND SEMIFIN ALS OF P. N. A. CHAMPIONSHIPS PULLED OFF. A'aneouver, H. C, May 6. Seattle Athletic club representatives won in all but ono bout in which they com peted in the preliminaries ami semi finals of the 1', N. A. championships hero last night. I'ierro, tho lightweight, was the only man defeated. Ilo was beaten by Scott, of Victoria, ir ono of the be)t bouts of the evening. Tho feature ovent was the bout be tween Haird, of Soatllo anil Dnvies, of Victoria, former coast champion. They liattled throe sensational rounds, llaird finished stronj; nnif dropped the former champion in tho third round, winning the decision. I'iiilinian and Underwood also had their boiits and qualified for tho finals which takes place tonight. In the wrestling, Heattlo returned a By Hal Sheridan. New York, May P. That a conflict between the United States anil Mexico might ei.st organized baseball trou aamln of dollars but would mean sure death to the Federal league, wns the subjtnnce of an iuteiview given out in winner in W. Taylor, who won his bout Uhilndelphia recently by Fmuk Chance, by tho toss of a coin after going 15 manager of the New i'ork Americans, minutes without a fall, with Harry "A war with Mexico would prove Natch or Vancouver, n great baseball hardship," said This afternoon tho wrestling bouts Chance. ''Hut think if it cunies to will tnke place and tho finals will be that, organized baseball may luuk phil- pulled off tonight. Okoplncnliy uiion tho looses. To my mind nothing ol.-o could spell ruin for the Federal league t-o ('out CJ i 1 in die iiml his not possibly lmvo chosen u more dis advantageous time for their light up on tho stronghold of organized base ball. "The bnikors of organized baseball who, with few exctptious, have their nil invested in tho game, must stick together necessarily these stormy , The track team of the Salom high school will. leave for Eugene tomorrow afternoon at 4:30, where they will par ticipate in the annual state meet. The team has been practising every evening on Willamette university field and is getting in good running form. Ivan Fruit is expected to take a eonple of firsts, as he was the last one to drop out in high school class at the Columbia meet held a few weeks ago. Merle Fruit is doing good work in the quarter mile, ond will probably place in the finals. Koy Williams and Charles Low are throwing tho discus consistently over the 100-foot mark and nro both putting tho shot over 40 feet. At tin tryout held Monday afternoon Low put the shot 41 feet 10 inches. Joe Minton is running the milo in 4 minutes and 50 seconds. At the tryout he made it in 4 51, but was not crowd ed nt the finish. Alonzo Patchin and Bert Ford are running the 100 and 220 and aro in good running form. Manager Iirinck will accompany the boys to the univer sity city. WILLIE RITCHIE MAY BOX WHITE IN MILWAUKEE HKB MADDEN GETS SET BACK Tacoma, Wash., May 0. Still going like a houso afire ond bound for the head of the heavyweight procession, Joe lionds, Taconia's college graduate fighter, today holds a division over times. It is a far different proposition!1?"? ot Portland as a result with the financiers whoso nioncv had of t'uir1 ' a four-round eu- imulo possible the latest diamond in-! co",lt'' night. lionds and his man- I think when the lunch comes "."" V " " . o turnstile tills belie the fair 1 1"1""" of al.loruia boxing field i- ' in s.iircu oi new worms 10 conquer, UHSl; ...I .1.1. 1. L t San Fruncisco, May 6. Reports re ceived here today from Chicago indi cate that Champion Willie Ritchlo and Charlie Whito will box ten rounds in Wilwaukee tho last of May. While the report1 lacks the confirmation of Pro moter Tom Andrews, it was announced that Ritchie's demand for a $10,000 guarantee had been accepted. Ritchie declared hero today that he had not heard from Andrews, but ad mitted that Chicago newspaper men had wired him that the promoter would accept his figures a 'id that tho match would be staged as originally planned. vnsion mid th lil'iitn aia nf u i'K mi t litwiii Federal' league backers will 'hesitate! A'addeu, although big and powerful about throwing good money after bad.!!"1'1 " cle,V hxt osn es, was out- 1 don't think it possible verv long to!,' " . , bold tho enthusiasm of anumi luwim.sa ' nme'1 W J'01"'9' who showed tho ex men iu any venture where it is a case policeman up in tiie first round with of all goiug out and nothing coming ! "' l"ll''"'s- nie local man in. A continual war, therefore, mnv , hd a load in every round. Jack King, be a hardship to organized baseball, ! mK',r f Madden, is a much-disap-bnt I think in the end will prove a !'!" .Cl1 "'!'" tl,l-v. h' regarded great blessing. As sure as vou live i hl" ' a ? P.f '""" w'"J hop it will kill the Fe,l-ral league. ' th! son.i-w.ndup I ranchy Vaise. "In case of war a club either will "f , "'Vi h, ll0"llf,tl10 anadiau have to win a pennm t or at least be in ! l,R,'fw''!l,,t m' "" th ,,lwl8io,n ovcr the fight nil the wav to make any ! yt. ' laeoma, by liking a money. 1 was inclined to think nt the h"f l.'';u' 111 toe last half of the final beginning of the season that it was 1 ro"".'1 ,0 tlmt l,mo the bollt wtts tho weather which was responsible fori V(,,7PVt"' . - t, ... the very apparent poor patronage of!,,1!1. . .'""j f .8oat1tl- topP' our great summer game. Hut niv eves S-""1"1 '". of tloquiaui, in the second wer"opencd in Philadelphia, the home; , . , . , of the greatest baseball machine in1 I'-yl o'i'iofs 'lefcated Henry North, the country. Our attendances there j"f N'attlt'' Tour riuiuls. were nothing to justify either tho wca-jJ0HNNy COULON LEOINS HIS ther or the fine competition. Wei TRAINING FOR WILLIAMS' BOUT found a ready answer upon returning1 from the games each afternoon. Count-! j,0, Angeles, Cul., Mav fl.-To pre less thousands were collec e, around . mre hiimclf to defend hi' title against every bulletin board in Philadelphia ! Kil, williwn. here June 11), Haiitam Ihey preferred to get their haselw I ; weight Champion Johnny Coulon is in iat way because ,iey had the add.-; Ua Ab(IB,w wi t wh , tioi.nl lure of a I tne latest hullo ,ns Sl,rill!fl 8ntlir,illv -or thrce weok, in from Mexico. They could kill two thl lmmiltains, fter which he will re birds i with one stone, as it were, with-: trn ami iu panu,8t trlUllil,K, out the trouble or expense of going to j vinilt5 ia due here tomorrow, hhibo park. And rouditiom in I'hila- .- - - delphia simply refle.t the mind of the! BOB M'ALLISTER TO BOX public elsewhere." TOM M' CAR THY IN BUTTE RED WATSON AND GILBERT GALLANT FINISH TRAINING San Francisco. May fi. Rod Watson and Gilbert' Cifllant were putting on the finishing touches today for their scheduled L'O-rouml bout at Daly City next Friday evening. Four prelimin aries have been arranged. The special vent will bring together Ralph liru nan of Portland and Pick Kendall of Kan Francisco in a six-round bout. lloth fighters phoned to do their last boxing before the match this aft ernoon. MIKE GIBBONS DEFEATS HOWARD IN TEN ROUNDS Pan Francisco, May B. Accompanied by his brother, Hob McAllister left hero today for Itutte, Mont., to eugage in a l--roi;nd bout there either Slay IS or ID with Tom McCarthy, a light heavyweight. McAllister is guaranteed iMi.lOi) foe his work.. The weight will "i ISO iioiiiuls. WELL PREPARED PEDAGOGUES WILL FIND THEIR LABOR BET TER PAID IN NEW ERA OF TEACHING. D KM AND FOR Tf AC HE US Tho demnnd for genuine specialists in certain branches of teaching will ex ceed the supply for many years in the Northwest, according to "Choosing a Calling,'' a booklet for high school sen iors and juniors of tne state. "Choos ing a Calling" predicts an era of much better prepared teachers, with better standing and better monetary returns. It describes the' .'educational situation in Oregon as follows: "The glimmer of the day wren peda gogy will eomo into its own in Oregon is beginning to show. Dissatisfaction with some of the accomplishments of the present system is general. The taxpayer is gradually realizing that the investment that "ays best returns is the investment in education. ' Wnn t significance has this change of beiitin.eiilf It means bettor days for the teacher for one thing. It also means better prered. teachers to .turn out better prepared etudents ta become better teachers to turn out bettor stu dents, and so on until tho wiiolo level of efficiency in tho state will be raised iu proportion to the elevatiou in the standard of education. Iu Germany, for example, insistence on better qual ity in education has made the empire ono of the leading industrial countries of the vorld. Teaching in even the lower grades there is regarded as per haps tho most honorable of the pro fessions, worthy in its financial return and otherwise io be chosen as a man's permanent work. "Now ia the time to prepare to be come a tnctor in tne coming educatiou t T1 I Late Yesterday t - At Washington.--President Wilson was at the circus. At London. Sir James Barrie, play wright, and Captain Robert F. Scotts, willow, were reported engaged. At St. Paul Winn Powers, publisher, was elected mayor at St. Paul's first non-partisan election under a commis sion charter. - At New York. Chester Duryea, who killed his aged millionaire father, was taken in a straightjackct from jail to a hospital, a raging lunatic. Acid Stomachs Are;000"0. At Vallojo, Cal. An 8-year-old boy, I whose name the police would not make public, arrested, confessed to 10 burglaries. Durazzo, Albania. Word wag re ceived that Greek insurgents in south ern Albania had crucified 250 Mo hammodan Albanian prisoners at Ro il ra. - Richmond, Va. A cable from Am bassador Willard, at Madrid, said June 11 had boen fixed definitely for his daughter's marriago there to Kermit Roosovelt. - Decatur, 111. Part of the Wabash's Continental Limited, was ditched while crossing a section iof track under re pair, 30 passengers ,and trainmen were injured and four ttacK laborers were killed. YESTERDAY'S SCORES. American.' At St. Louis Chicago 8, St. Louis 1. Federal. At Cbicalgo Buffalo 5, Chicago 2. At. St. Louis Baltimore 8, St. Louis 6. Pacific Coast League. At Los Angeles io game; Portland failed to arrive. At Sacramento Sacramento 4, San Francisco 1. At Oakland Venice 3, Oakland 1. Northwestern Leaguo, At Portland Vancouver 7, Portland 4. At Seattle Seattle 6, Victoria 1. At Tacoma Tacoma 4, Spokane 3. n PRISONER- SAYS HE IS ON HIS WAY TO MEXICO Mnrysville, Cal., May 6. Nothing had beon heard today concerning E. Anderson, who started Monday to walk to Mnrysville from his home just east of Live Oak and was believed to have Wen kidnapel. The only clew was his card, picked up in the road, bearing a messago. saying ho was in an automo bile, the prisoner of two Mexicans and a white man, and had been told he was on his way to Mexico. Authorities here, however, thought there was some other explanation back of the case. SAGE TEA TURNS Gil HAIR DARK It's Grandmother's Recipe to Bring Color, Lustre and Thickness to Hair When Faded, Streaksd or Gray. New York, May 6. Mike Gibbons of Ft. Paul holds a 10-round decision to day over Johnny Howard of Bayonne, K. J.; OS' s result ot their lO rounj bout in Brooklyn last night Gibbons out classed his man at every angle of the game .and was entitled to every round except' the third. 1 - Always Reliable Relief from the ailments caused by disordered stomach, torpid liver, irregular bowels is given quickly, safely, and assur edlyby the tried and reliable BEECHAltTS PILLS Sola nl, la Wim. 10u, U D That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had Jpy brew ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul phur. Your hair is your charm. It makes or mars thj face: When it i fades, turns gray, streaked and looks al revolution. Teachers of specialties ,'r'.w,a''-v"n" " ' "" ?" Wm- with a broad university training aro "" ' ,lw, ,r w ,mi,r, n' more and more demanded in the North- n V WhT ' h,,",irefdfo!'1' west. Do you desire to teach, and L ,)0" I ' pr T t0 have vou an antiti.do fn, ..),, ,,ti... P0H. c."n et .fron,.an.v Ar" "tore 50 hv not specialise i " . :!;".it bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sul .U UMltlJl-lllUbll O I .. 1 1 n ... ll ... mi rn. l.n,n,..V..i !... . n ..... iniiir imir ncineuy, reauy io use. inis ft wv.vmvi AVI I, .1 1.1 lish! Why not specialize in Knglish land literature t The demand for geuu line specialists will exceed the supply lor years in ine nor:nwest." WIFE OBJECTED TO HUBBY'S MARRIAGE DATE CANCELLED Seattle, Wash., May 6. Thomas Archer made a date with Minnie Butt to marrv her t Santa TUrliam iv.1 October "20, 1912. He couldn't keep itl"1" strand at time; by morning the can always be depended upon to bring back, the natural color, thickness and lustre of your hair and remove dand ruff, stop scalp itching and falling hair. Everybody uses ' Wyeth's" Sage and Sulphur because it darkens so nat urally and evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You simply damp en a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through the hair, taking one because his wife wouldn't let him So Misa Butt filed $1,143 damages. and two children suit todav for gray hair has disappeared, and after another application it becomes beauti fully dark and appears glossy, lustrous and abundant. J. C. Perry, local agent. Dangerous Common Sense Advice by a Distin guished Specialist. "Acid" stomachs are dangerous be cause acid irritates and inflames the delicate lining of tho stomach, thus hindering and preventing the proper action of the stomach, and leading to probably niue-tenthi of the enscs of stomach trouble from which pooplo suf fer. Ordinary medicines and medicinal treatments are useless in such cases, for they leave the source of the trou ble, the acid in the stomach, as danger ous as ever. The acid must be neutral ized, and its formation prevented, and the best thing for this purpose is a teaspoonful of bisuvatcd magnosia, a simple antacid, taken in a little warm or cold water after eating, which not only neutralizes the acid, but also pro vents the fermentation from which acidity is developed. Foods which or dinarily cause greatest distress may be eaten with impunity if the meal is fol lowed with a iittlo bisurated magnesia, which can be obtained from any drug gist, and should always be kept handy. BUMPER CROPS PROMISED. Olympia, Wash., May 6. Promises of heavy, and in many instances record breaking apple crops in eastern Wash ington, are made today by Assistant Commissioner Morrison, in chargo of the horticultural division of the state department of agriculture. ETJNNYSTDE Sunnyside was the scene of a Good Roads bonds meeting last night when Seymour Jones, Theodore Both, Jack C'rowo, and Rev. II. E. Marshall spoke to a crowd of 175 interested people. The boosters Were cordially received and after the meeting were entertained with a substantial lunch. Those on both sides of the question were given a chance to give their views. This evening Rev. Marshall and Mr. Jones speak at Fairfiold and on Friday night Colonel Ilofer and Rev. Marshal hold a meeting at Fruitland. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. 8 Spencer et ox to J C Peterson, 84.37 A Sec 24 and 25 T 8 8 R 2 W. $1.00. : S Stockmeier to Ger. Evang. Ref. Bethanw church, part L 2 B 87 Sa lem. $10. M N Huckner et vir to N F Gregg, land in Leslie DLCT7SB3 W. $10. J F Good to B 8 Draggoo, land in John Baker D L C s$10. J F Goode to R 8 Draggoo, L 2 and 3 B 4 Riversido Add. 410. G II Rowland et nx to M N Buchner part L 6 R 1 Edea Add. $10. A M Cannon et ox to J O Elrod, 25 A Claim No 47 T 5 8 R 2 W. $10. ' B 8 Leach et nx to B H Leach et al L 21 Ilighschool Add. $115. Quit Claim Deeds. W T Grimm et ox to Anna Johnson, 3.94 A Claim 55, T 4 S B 1 W...$l. 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