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NEWS
CROWD AT TIGHT YELLS FOR
TEN MINUTES YESTERDAY,
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OF WHIPPING ffl
.
At New York. Tie Lusitnnia was
held u short time in quarantine an a
result uf a steerage passenger's illness.
At Sun Frnnrisco. It was announced
that A. K. Boynton would bo a candi
date for the republican governorship
other candidates
Burly Black Not In It When It Comes
to spreading Flowery Language.
J0HNS0N'8 PRIME
PAST AND GONE
Tighter Says He Has Led Clean.. Life
and Is In Prime Con.
dltljn.
By Hal Sheridan.
New York, May 1G. Frank Monin,
college ginduato and pugilift, whs con
fident when ho sailed recently from
Now York for I'nris that ho would re
turn to his native loud as tho world's
heavyweight champion, Morau is sched
uled to clash with Jack Johnson the
latter part of June ami tho red-.ieaded
I'ittsburgor is so confident of victory
that he already has pinna mupped out
lor (fathering in tho coin when ho takes
the titlo. Duo thing is certain and that
is this, wlic n it comes to language Mor
ii n lays all over tho burly black.
"I have suspected for several
years," (.aid Mornii before pulling,
"that Johnson 'j best dnvs are over.
And if you subject the matter to a
i luse analysiK, yuu will see that I am
i Direct. Johnson is the gentleman
who should worry about the coining
MTair. Johnum has been at the top of
the ladder and now he has started
sliding down. I nm just coming up to-
wnrds the top and 1 seo no reason why
Han Francisco, May 10. Off-color
decisions, by Referee Jack Urneo left a nomination if all
bad tasto today with fight fans who ,vou,i withdraw. v
attended Inst night 's tour-round show
here, in which the main event verdict u Kll1 FnlIiriSC0.A building occu
was given to Johnny McCarthy over i u thc Wmon(lg Machinery com
liar Campbell. Had it not been f or , ARn ,, iu. n,inn.
several decisions by Uraco before this,
however, there probably would not
have been such nn outcry of this one,
puny, burned Willi ifoo.owu ions, cuuuu-
gering the entiro neigiioornoou.
nave ncen sucn mi uin ui nun ..iv, . ... , ... . i .
as McCarthy, while lacking speed, had . At Naples.-Mnt A esuv.us bur t
a slight advantage on poiuts! Into nct.ivty ;?d.I,0rt' f "
When draco gave Hoy Moore the were to the effect that Una continued
verdict over riddle Miller in the spa- i er.tiun. with Continued earth
cial event, however, the crowd stood
up and yelled for ten minutes. - For
a time it seemed Grace would not be
permitted to stay in tho ring to referee
the next boi-.t. Tho majority of tho
spectators were suro that tho worst
Miller should have had was a drnw,
and many were convinced that ho won.
Another unpopular decision was that
in which llruce gave Tommy McFnr
hind a draw with Hnlly Salvatore of
Sncrninento. Many spectators left the
pavilion after this bout.
RITCHIE HAS NEW MANAGER
IS REPORT WIDELY CIRCULATED
Chicago, May 111. That Willie Rit
chie, lightweight champion of tho
world, has selected Emil Thiry to suc
ceed Foley as his manager, was a re
port widely circulated in sporting cir
cles hero today. Color ras lent to the
rumor by the fnot tha: soon ufter his
arrival hero Hitchio announced that
Thiry would whip him into condition
for his nmtcli in .Milwaukee on tno ev
shocks which had overthrown several
more buildings.
At Christiana. Out of compliment
to the many Americans present, "The
.star Spangled lianner" was sung at a
bnniin't which followed King Haakon's
opening of the exposition marking thc
ecnteninry of Norway's independence.
At San Francisco. Mrs. IT. H. Grant,
Jr., n guest at the I'alnce hotel, said
she und her husband were nbout ot
change their homo from Snn Diogo to
New York City.
At San Francisco. For somo un
known reason, Mrs. Charles Alexander,
a grocer's wife, jumped from a 1!)0
femt cliff at Bakers Point into the
ocean, but was saved by a man who
saw her leap.
PRESIDENT'S WIPE WINS.
I.os Angeles, Cal., May 10. Mrs.
w..,..l..r,.., U'ilunn luifit nf tlin nreqi-
enmg or Muy Zi with l nnr no viiite. . . vi,,t()rioU8 t()dn jn her fi ,lt
Uitchie denied, however, that Thiry
had been permanently engaged to look
after his interests.
BATTLE 17 INNINCS BE
FORE SCORES ARE MADE
Stockton, Cal., May 10,
game in tho history ot tho ( alitoruin
nft-
my mental state should bo. anvthing' llllKo was played hero yesterday nft
I, nt ,.,iin. I. Ir. ' ; ei noon when Stockton and Modesto bat
" Frank Moran will come home ehnm- tl'-d for 17 innings before either side
piou of the world. Nothing can stop! '"'dd score. Modesto won, 1 to 0.
me, und when the first round starts Touch for Modesto and Andrndn for
I am going to tear into mv negro op- 'Stockton 'ilche, t.ie cut. re game. Mo
i.onent until he cracks. Johnsou muv Bt '''' I'"" '""1 HtoekUm seven.
give mo a littlo trouble for the first
ioven or eight rounds und then he will
begin to weaken and lose his speed.
' I have several advantages over
BOUT IS A DRAW,
Kansas City, Mo., May Ifi. Al Nor-
to retain possession of sixty acres ot
valuable date land in tho Coachella val
ley, east of l.os Angeles. A decision
in the case hns been drafted by Regis
ter Frank Huron of tho land office
here, but it will not Te promulgated
, , . formally until the return to i.os inge
The longest N npxt w()t,k of lleCwVor Robinson.
The history of tho land in question
is complicated, and includes the tiling
upon it of homestead rights arter it
had been disposed ot to Miss Margaret
Axson, sister of Mrs. Wilson, by John
T. King, who obtained it through the
execution of state lieu land scrip. Mrs.
' Wilson purchased it from her sister
! dr 'A nnn Other tiersons. however.
Why Women Are
Shrewd Buyers
Any man will tell you
that his wife can get more
out of a dollar than he can.
Women have the natur
al value aentethey know
what their money's worth
mans.
One reason for this is
that women are great
readers of advertising. No
part of a newspaper is of
greater interest to them
than the advertising col
umns. They study them daily
and they shop as carefully
through the newspapers as
they do when they go to
the store themselves.
Without the advertising,
the newspapers would lose
half of their women read
ers. Incidentally, local
merchants would lose
more than half of their
business.
CHURCH SERVICES.
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CONTACT WITH EXPRESS NEC
ESSARY GAINING EXPERIENCE
Oregon Agricultural College, C'orvnl
lis, Ore., May 10. To aid Oregon
teachers in equipping themselves in
teachers in equipping themselves to re
spond to the demand for more and
efficient teaching in industrial subjects
will be the principal feature of the
summer session of the Oregon Agricul
tural college. State-wido interest in
garden and household contosts of pub
lic schools as shown by the fact that
more than 10,000 are registered in tho
industrial courses shows the absolute
necessity for teachers to equip them
selves wjth additional Information in
this work. The summer school Bulle-
; tin No. 140, makes the following an
' nouiicement concerning tho character
I of the work.
I "The summer courses will not only
provide specific and detailed instruc
tion for conducting these contests but
will show tho teacher how to uso tho
state-adopted text in elementary agri
culture and supplement it with simple
and interesting experiments both in
doors and outdoors. Tn tho samo way,
' the direct and practical instruction in
cooking and sewing will furnVa the
essentials for assisting the girl pupils.
Any teacher who has the advantage of )
bU weeks' contact with export in- j
struetorB and practical demonstrations
in the work in which he is to direct
! his pupils, will vastly multiply his ,
efficiency and usefulness in his com- j
niunity. j
' ' The courses are organized to meet
i the needs of both general and special
students. Young men and womon who :
have had no systematic instruction in
the branches -taught at this institution ,
will find elementary courses adapted :
to their needs. Students and graduates
of high schools where no industrial
training is given, and others who have
comploted tholr schooling, may spend
a delightful six weeks in Corvallis at
modorato expenso, obtaining useful,
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International Bible Students practical information and at the same
will hold their regular weekly study
at 435 Court street, upstairs, Hundny,
10 a. m. All Bible students welcome.
No collections. :
'purchased the homesteader's relin
quishment, further complicating tao
title. The decision tor Mrs. vnson win
.lohusun. Ho hns been dissipating for j nalitornia heavyweight, stands i,M, ,,n!(l,d ()n f ;,;,, showing good
years while- 1 have ulwnvs led a clean'""1 """ "" ''" i : fllitU ,m tho
Tho negro hns had only one fight''18 a nI,"lt "f,l,,l" ;' ;,0"t.nerc
ml, infill Mini nun .ilium in iiiiniuvi-
kee, The newspaper critics were unan
imous in culling the bout a draw, and
nlliwerc agreed that Norton would bear
.watching.
life.
mucn his clash at Keno with .Mr. Jet
fries, and since then has loafed and
grown t'at and then trained a little and
loafed again. That sort of a life will
nip the vitality of any athlete.
"I used to fight nronnd ISO pounds.
I now weigh "07 pounds stripped and
1 hnven't an ounce of superfluous I , - , ... . .
ilesh. 1 shall work every daV in the l'rtlm., Or.. May l(l.-ord was
and as I have "'ccivcd nere loiiny irom .Miinager .uc-
l reilie or tn.i i ortianu i oast league
part of her and her pre-
ueeessors.
FRUIT UNION BEGINS WORK.
M'CREDIE SENDS MEN HOME.
The Salem Fruit union is just itart
ing the fruit packing season with the
' gooseberries and strawberries. There
is a full crop of gooseberries and it is
i estimated that between 10,000 and 50,
iOOO pounds will bo shipped from the
i Salem plant. Tho strnwberry crop was
10, ........ ... ..... ... " iiamageu uy ine inie iiomi mm nm
Isntrer that 111 train invsclf Ktnle. '''am mac ne nan em . u u.t , tw0.ti,ird of a crop will be
will bo fit when 1 meet Johnson and 1 11"1'''1 "d (a el.er llawortli home, iney hllrV(ls,c,lv thoU(,, t!l (imiity of the
don't believe there is anything on earth "y0 ; M''"ci o J""' v" j ........ ll(rrils ;s pronounced first grade.
" The Gold Dollar ami the Oregon win
I be the first varieties of strnwtoerr.es in
hteniner s gymnasium
studied myself carefully there is no
Northwestern league squad.
Saton Mission.
Corner Center and Commercial.
Preaching and ' great meetings every
night except Monday. On Sunday
there will bo two good meetings at 3
and 8. Every one ts invited. You
will find these meetings up to dato,
full of power, and n blessing to all.
D. V. Mclnturff, pastor.
Presbyterian Church.
"Swords and -Spears vs. Plowshares
and Pruninir Hooks," will be tho sub
ject of the morning sermon celebrating
Pence Sunday m nccorunnce wuu me
request of the Federal Council of
Churches. Tho evening topic is "A
Conversation at a Well.'! Morning mu
sic by the quartet, "Tho Lord is My
Hock." In tho evening, Prof. -Walsh
-will sing a solo and the htlo of the
anthem is "The way is insi unu
Over."
FIGHT IS POSTPONED.
time perhaps discover unexpected ca
pacities, heretofore dormant. Others,
who have a trade or profession, want
a sido line in fruit raising, vegetable
gardening, poultry and. th,e like, tstill
others are interested in beautifying
their lawns with flowers and shrubbery
and in planting and arranging' thorn
in the most artistic way. - Many public
school and collego teachers are provid
ing old ago pensions by acquiring
land.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
that, cnu keep me from winning.
"This talk of trouble with n.y ninn
nger, Dan McKetrick, is all bosh. I've
......... B ...i,.,.i n-;i, M.-K" .1
and he knows that he does not need ! . ;k'",l, (al, Muy 10.-111 with a
nev He's the best friend 1 have, W. I Nh , "7 "V'0 '.V "V" " v ?
, i " ... t Moo Uiivley. the northwestern lig.it
jihvp i.eeii uuiiiv ui..ik .- .vm , , ,. , . .ir
I- .(rt nn.l we'll be together after .welKht "-lV was torced to ca t otf
.this fight."
BOUT CALLED OFF.
.Tot down your list of odd household
articles and then tell tho public all
about them through s Journal want ad,
&ud you'll soon sell them to advantage.
his scheduled ten-round bout with Joo
A.evedo scheduled for next week be
lore the Oakland Wheelmen club.
STEAMER ON MUD FLATS.
SalemFence
Works
R. B. FLEMING, Prop.
Headquarters American Wlx
Fence, Morley's Patent Hop Bas
ket Send your orders In now.
Big stock of bop and loganbery
wire. Buuber roofing, 1.50 op
per square. Elastic roof paint,
cant be beat. Stock of paints
and TarnlBhee at 20 per cen i
dnctlon, three brands. Cedar
fence postt and wood and iron
valk and drive fate.
250 Court St W'M 24
, P. O. Bo S53.
Back of cn(ci Stota
MnrshfieU, Ore., May 10. The
steamer schooner Tiverton, lumber la
den, is on the mud flats in North
a, ' Slough, having been oeached when she
j begun to list so unu ly tnat sne was in
(lunger of turning over, mo vessel
I rests almost on uer pnn sine, ii
t j found necessary to release her deck
! lead and the bay is filled with floating
1 lumber.
MUST BE VACCINATED.
Portland. Ore., May 1(1. Taken as
the market and about 100 tons will be
shipped from the plant this season.
ROSE MAY BE CHOSEN A3
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE
Los Angeles, Cal., May 10. Friends
of Mayor 11. H. Rose are urging today
his t niididney for tho republican nova-1
inntion-fur governor. The mayor ro
fused to say whether he will run.
Reports lire current (tint Rose will
be chosen by southern California re
publican leaders us their candidate as
the result of the situation that has
arisen out of the possible candidacies
of Pistrict Attorney John D. Freder
icks of I.os Angeles. Chnrles O. Chap
man of Fullerton, and State Treasurer
Roberts of San Bernardino.
MARSHFIELD HAS A "LADY
RAFFLES;" JEWELS MISSED
Oakland, Cal., May 10. The Oakland
Whcelniens' club announced today the
postponement of .the scheduled 10-round
l.... l.,n At.ivp.Ia nt Sacra- '
inento and Joo Baylcy, the Canadian
lightweight, set for jicxt Wednesday
night, until May 20. A painful ear ab
scess caused Baylcy to notify the club
that he would be unablo to go on for
the original date. Both lightweights j al, land
Salom trust Co to C K Marshall,
I, 10 and 11 B 28 Sub B 26, 27 and
28 Capital Park Add. $11,000.
A S Johnson to School Dist No 134
3 A in Sec 13 T 6 S R 3 W. $000.
W J Fitzgerald to Edw Fitzgerald,
Park L 2 and 3 Dalrymphj Add. $1.
(! K Marshall et .ix to Salem Trust
Co 233 A Sec 15 T 9 8 R 3 W. $10.
GeqClark ct ux to Ida M Corn, L 2
B 4 Mvers Add. 10.
Win McCilchrist Jr et ux to C K
Marshall, 60x100. feet B 26 Nob Hill
Annex. $S00.
E E Dennison to A J Anderson et
ux, Vj interest L 7 and 8 B 21 N Sa
lem. $10.
W W Hall et ux to C D Corbit, L
1 and 2 B 2 Ben Hall Add Woodburn
$250.
W W Hall ot nx to Oscar Partlow,
I, 38 and 43 Halls Home Tracts.
$450..
Quit Claim Deed.
Willis Caldwell to II N Huntley et
n Sec 10 X it t w. ?i.
We Manufacture All
Kinds of Boxes and
Crates. Get Our Prices
Spaulding
Front and Ferry
Logging Co.
Phone 1830
have agreo.l lo the new date.
Tho Journal Want Ad way is the
right and quick way to sell.
E R Adams ct ux to Henry Schroe-
der ct ux, 54x105 feet in Silvcrton.
$100.
J. G Voget ct nv to A Becman et nx
Multifield, Ore., May 10. The local
an important development in thv Mex- " f ur huudred" is grently perturbed
!ican situation, an order is issued today today over tho activities of a "lady
bv the division of militia affairs of the Kettles,-' me latest taett oeing a -vu
: n,.p .Irnitriment. nrnvidinir for the vac-! diamond ring, ror several months a
icinatioa against typhoid fever of every I number of those attending society func-
member of the Third regiment of the tions have been missing money, jewel
ry and other valuables.
INVESTIGATING EXPLOSION.
noiniustr.1 today to be assistant secre-
f the , ...tenor.
O. N. O., who has not seen vaccinated
since May 1, HU2,
LAWYER IS NOMINATED.
Mroit, Mien., aiav hi.-
Washington, May 10. Bo Sweeney, Bothacher today was investigating yes-
. . a ... - . I . 1 1 f. . .....
a prominent lawver or tseatue, was-umiav rxp.wiuu uu i.rr m ..u
for the Mexican Crude Rublr company
which caused the death of ten persons.
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Put Your Signs Where People
See Them
Merchants ar.d manufacturers can read this message
with equal advantage.
When you advertise you want to reach the public.
What do they, the people, read evey day? What do
you yourself read every day?
Any way you look at this question the answer is
always the same THE NEWSPAPERS.
The modern dally newspaper with its definite, con
centrated circulation is the best medium in the world
today for getting news of goods or service before the
buying public
Nothing takes its placeas the world's most success
ful business men have already proved for themselves.
I
Others Imitate and Make Similar Claims, Bat the "Genu
ine and Original Dandruff .Germ Destroyer is
Newbro's Herpicide.
The discovery of the dandruff germ ' prophylactic. It does as promised. For
as the cause of all hair trouble, is not reason it h8.lon8 k"0.wn "
... .. the original remedy and the only one
a recent event. - Prof. I nna gave the thRt ig naiMt
germ theory to the world in 1S87 and I Don't be fooled by preparations
two years later Pabouraud by his ex-1 which are trading upon the marvelous
periments with a rabbit proved beyond J success of Herpicide. Remember you
. .. :a M .t.:. ...... - L. X., ... K tl..r,.; .
a UOUDl IQe SCtUai tlAiaicuvc VI ...IB Itim- ou iruuu.c-a nun a.cituiv o a.v.'a
germ.
icide. It is absolutely guaranteed.
On the heels of this establishment of i Newbro's Herpicide in 50e and $1.00
the germ theory came the discovery of sites is sold by all dealers, who guar
N'ewhro's Herpicide. This was the first antee it to do all that is claimed. If
and only remedy ever prepared in har- j you are not satisfied, your money will
mony with this" theory. be refunded.
There are other preparations for Applications at good barber shops,
which the same claims arc made as for The Herpicide Company, of Detroit,
Herpicide. But the thousands of en- j Mich., Dept. R., will send a sample bot
thusiastio users testify to the genuine j tie and booklet upon receipt of 10a in
merit of Newbro's Herpicide as a scalp postage.
L 1 B 1 J Myers Add Salem. $10.
It K Coffmaa etutiYC Balch,
L 1 Hollywood. $10.
Fred Tompkins to J W Cave et ux,
part B 3 Piearr add Marios. $100.
August Sehafer rt nti John Adel
man, L 1 B 53 Ocrnus. $109.
Sproed et ux, L.
Martin Murphy et n to Herman
Sproed et ot, part B 1 sad S Brooks
add Salem. $550.
C D Brown et it tt H D Brown et
nv, L I and S Touts add Weoalmrm.
$1.
M E Brown et vir ttCD Brown, et
nv, L 1 and t Touts add Woodburn.
1.
Geo Berncr et ux U A P Jens et
nx, 95-100 A ia 8ilvrta. clO.
O J Vormtfe et ax to Jamb Wanner,
66.81 A Claim 57 T 8 K 1 W. $10.
Rcgina Becker to Ja Becker, 20 A
TI8B1 K $1000.
Bead and aae U Jonaal tnat ads
and forget you trouble.
A man does nothing oritrinal when
he makes mistakes.
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SPRING CLEANING. . ',
With the advent of this month 'r
of May every good housewife
looks about her for a good woman " '
to help her do the Spring clean-
ing and ou the-efficiency of the
woman she gets largely depends " '
whether, or not, this annual ne- '
cessity becomes a hardship, or a
joy- : ;
The best workers in all lines -are
to be found among the read- ' '
ers and users ot" the Journal '.
Want Columns and the universal "
testimony is that Want Ad
Spring cleaners are the best. Let
the Journal Want Ads get your "
help for you this Spring. "