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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, tHJOOK, BATT7RDAY, JtTNE 13, 1914.
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SALLY SALVjwt HOLDS
I THE FAVORABLE DECISION
EUGENE
1 San Frnncisco, June 12. Sally Salva
dor of Sacramento toilav holds a do-
1 cision over Willie Hoppe of Sun Fran
I cisco an a result of their four round con-
t'it here lust night. Tlie Hacriimentnii ;
Bob Edgren, Sportlnu Writer, Talks of outfought Hoppe n t every angle of the
Man Who Is To Officiate at
Probable Line Up.
For Kngluud:
No. 1. Capt. If. A. Toinkinson.
No. 2. ( apt. Leslie Ht. O. Cheap.
No. 3. Major F W. iiarrett.
liark John Traill.
Substitute ('apt. V. N. Loekett.
For America
No. I. lieno La Montague.
No. 2. J. M. Waterhury.
.No. 3. Deveroiiux Millumi.
Hack L. W. Waterliury.
Substitute Malcolm Stevenson or
H. C. 1'hipps.
PREDICTS NATIONAL
i suffrage in 4 years Late Yesterday
i
Endorsement of Votes For Women i . , , , , , I
i At London. Mrs. Jackson (iourand,
Advance Cause at Least a Decade . 4n vpril i,i 1i11I,i,ir nt K.iwvn Hrv-!
ant Crocker, was married to Alexandre
Miskinoff, Russian, 28 years old, her
fourth husband. !
the Ritchie-Welsh Fight.
BROKER FOLLOWS BOXING
A3 AN ARDENT AMATEUR
Englishman Is Training His Boys to
Eox Just as Boon as They Are
Able to Walk
By Hal Sheridan.
New York, Juno 3. Hob Kilgren,
i porting editor of tho Now York World,
suys Kc.gene ( orri is an honest referee.
In a recent article Kdgreu has the fol
lowing to say of ('orri.
"When Tummy Burns went to F,ng
Innd to fijht (Inniier Moir he asked me
who was the fairest referee in hnglnnd
Kami" and there was not a dissenting
voice when Referee Harry r oley raised
Salvador's arm in token of victory.
It was evident that Iloppp either liai
not recovered from tho recent illness:
thnt caused him to take a long layoff,'
or that he is never to lie fts good as!
formerly. His judgment of distance
win pour ami Iip lu'ked the strength to
keep up his accustomed paee.
Tl'c other bouts resulted as follows:
Otto Iterg won a four round deeision
over Soldier Fred Nelson; Herb lirodie
and Frnnkie (iage boxed a four round
draw; Willie Meehnn Knocked out Jack
Carroll in the third -round; Willie Roli
insnn and Ftankie Jones went four
rounds to a drnw; Paul Peterson won
the derision over oung Jack McKen
nel, and Kid Kairvamah went four
rounds to a draw with Le.o I'itchell.
OVERLAND TRACK TO OPEN.
Penver, June. 13. For tho first time
in eight years,- except for a brief at-
Meadow Iirook, L. 1., June 13. Kager
to see Kngluud and America struggle
for the international polo trophy, thou
sands of New Yorkers and sport lovers
from a score of cities, by steam and
electric train, by automobile and by
trolley, thronged here today for the
first of the games which will settle su
premacy for lUll.
Karly in the day tho first trainloads
arrived and from then until the hour
of the gnme they came in myriads pack
ing to sutlocation tho spectators
Declare Delegates to Convention.
Chicatro. June 13. Routine business
n,.,.,.i,i ti. tt,.n., p .iiJ At New Haven, Conn. Despite two
. . ., .. . , , i blood transfusions, Dr. Otto CJ. Ram-!
gates to tho convention of the General; 1)rofessor of gynecology and obste
Federation of Women's Clubs today, j tries at Yale, died of pneumonia.
Tho suffrage element, however, was
busy campaigning in an effort to place j At Christiana, Norway. Testing an!
the federation on record as favoring : aeroplane he means to take on his next !
votes for women. polar trip, lionuld Amundsen had a bad :
ine endorsement oi simrage Dy mo tall but escaped uuhurt. I
federation, sa'id Mis. Grace Trout of
Illinois today, ' will advance the cause
of suffrage at least a decade. With a
million foderated club women back of
tho move we should win nation-wide
suffrage within four years."
TACOMA TO HAVE STRIN
GENT BUNDAY BLUE LAW
Tac.oma, Wash'., Juno 1$. Shake
snearean ldavers ns well as some of the
tands which stretched unbroken in a movio heroes will have to give Tacoma
niuiuuKii un-ie urn imoii.t ir , t , rwna three years ain, a race
1 happened to know r.uuene ( orri well, j w be ,,,,,,, , th(1 ,,M (.,lve.
having gone to many fights with '''in trU(.1( horo 1)fJ,in toduy. Run-
in F.ngland and visited at his i-ountrv I illtf ,10rS03 mimbering 3.10 uro here tor
place. I knew that ( orri knew at leas jthi, ,,,,,( whi,h wiM t.0Iltie until!
as much as any other mini in Knglnud (iijv
nbout boxing and that there was no j ' T1)',)rml)t,.ra ..lm, a combination
fairer and more determined referee in . , harlu,fa rll,p 1110eting. The
llie world. So l recommended ( oin. i . . ,... i.pnllaa ..vents will
be on the program. Thereafter the;
cards will be made up of running events)
exclmivolv. This will lie thi first race!
meeting held under the new ( olorado
Ami afterwards Tommy Hums told inn
that Corri was the best referee he ever
saw in a ring, ('orri was literally 'in
the ring,' for ho was the first Knglisn
Teferee to break through tho red tape
of ancient custom and officiate within
the ropes.
"Since Tommy Hums' trip niany
.v,-, , ,ri... ,.,.,...... ""' '! In,muiv
luive in lit it; v urn s icit'rt'iMHK u rumu i
iimi,ili.u a. i.l tint i.itltllt
(orri wouldn't give either man in tho WILLIAMS LEAVES FOR . NEW
horse racing law which licenses suchj
events, l.'nder the law patiniiituel bet-.
ting is allowed. Uverlauil tnicu was
built in lHS:i and meetings were held
until bookmaking waws tor-
bidden in l'.M"i.
match the slightest unfair advantage
under any possible circumstances. The
Fact that a world's championship title
went with his decision, anil that one
contender was an American mid the
other un Knglishmnu, would have no
more influence on ( orri a
than the color of the announcer 'a sox.
"Corri is an old member of the Na
tional Sporting club, and a real ama
teur in boxing. He doesn't referee for
money. He is a broker and follows
boxing just as some enthusiasts follow
c.olf, others trotting hoises. Ho has a
family of boys ami each one is being
brought up like Georges Carpentier, the
Frenchman, who was taught to box as
noon as he oould lift a boxing glove."
Corri is to referee tho Willie Ritchie
ORLEANS FOR HERMAN BOUT
Los Angeles, Cal., June 13. Hautani
weight Cliiimpiou Johnny Will;ani!, and
his manager, Sammy Hurris, will star!
for New Orleans lute next week, to
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judgment prepare ror nis mccu,. u .-rl '". -
J i': i 11. .......... Wit... ttt Mil, milv
Willi ll'l lll-IIUUII. linn v ,-
match that Harris has yet arranged for
his new champion. Williams probably
will return here late in the fall to meet
Charles Ledaux, the French champion.
long line along the expanse of smooth
green turf where men and ponies were
to fight for the honor of their country
and their flag.
Over the Mendow Hrook club Louse,
over the gay marquees for the aceoni
mndatiou of the players mid nil along
the rear of the grandstand bravely flew
the Stars and Stripes, and the Imion
Jack of the British challengers. In the
field when the crowds arrived yellow
putteed grooms walkeil, the ponies of
the teams along the side lines, red-capped
grotindkeepers moved about and
waiters with black and shining faces
scurri.'d in perspiring' (dreams to and
from the red booths whore refreshments
for the throngs were provided. It was
bnrely noon when the last seat was
filled in the stands ami more taan 1.100
automobiles were parked nearby. Kv
ery one of seven roads leading to the
field was a solid stream of vehicles of
all sorts. It was one of the biggest
crowds ever seen at any similar event
near New York, fit and more than fit,
to be compared to f,he jam at a world
series baseball gnme.
New York society with a capital S
wus there, the United States ami Great
Britain, Canada, Australia, France, Ger
many, all were officially represented.
Wagering was heavy nlong the club
house veranda, the tingling uncertainty
drawing out big money. Odds were as
evens, however, for the untried teams
; ns teams mnde it anyone s game.
That was the sentiment when tho ball
j was tossed into play.
The American team was favorite in
i tho betting nt odds of Id to . It was
j estimated that nt least 40,000 persons
would witness the game.
' LADY BARbERS TO ORGANIZE.
Seattle, June 13. Believed to be the
first of its kind in the United States
a movement is on foot here today to
organize a union of lady barbers, with
a wide berth if a measure proposed by
tho social service board today is passed
by the city. council. The board's bill
would make it a misdemeanor to depict
crime on the stage or movio screen.
It will cost Brutus 30 days in jail or
a $100 fine every time he stabs Cae
sar, and the same will apply to Mary
l'ickford if she takes a potshot at the
man who spurns her. The measure will
be presented to fhe council nt an early
date. There is a clause in the bill that
will prevent moving picture theaters
and other indoor amusement places
from opening on Sunday beforo 1 p. m.
The object of the clause is to remove
competition with the Sunday schools
and morning church services.
BANDIT HOLDS UP RAILROAD
STATION AT NORTH PUYALLUP
At New York. Mrs. George Broad
hurst, the playwright s wife, asked the
supreme court for a separation fronv
her husband oh grounds of abandonment.
. At Moundsville, W. Va. Dressed for
the gallows and waiting to bo led out
to his death, Silas Jones, convicted of
wife murder, was respited 30 days.
At MeKittrick, Cal. Jimmy Smith,
former Oakland outfielder, was report
ed near death at his home.
At Los Angeles Miss Helcne Young,
who passed a worthless check to aid
her dying sister, was given probation
by tho superior court.
Tacoma, Wash., Juno 13. Local po
lico and railway deteetives are search
ing today for a bandit who held up the
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. l'aul rail
way station at North l'uyallup at mid
night and Tobbed Night Operator Chad
derdon of a small sum of money. Chad
derdon was alone in the building when
the robber, masked nnd armed with a
big revolver, made his appearance and
ordered the operator to turn over what
money he had on his person. He then
broke open the cash drawer, but this
yielded only a few dollars. Then the
bandit disapenred.
VIVIANI ACCEPTS FRENCH
PREMIERSHIP AGAIN
-At Hartford, Conn. Ascending fori
a race with Harney Oldfield, in an!
auto, Lincoln Ueavhey had a 45-foot!
fall with his aeroplane and was knock
ed unconscious, but not seriously hurt, j
At Paris. Elitor Leon Daudet of Ac
tion Francaise, was wounded in a duel
by Jacques Itoujon, who challenged him
on account of editorial criticisms of
Daubct's father, late secretary of tae
academy of fine arts.
Baseball
FIu-j DAY. '
Sunday, Juno 14th, is Flag Day.
Throughout our country's wide domain
this day is obsprved by all truly loyal
citizens. Let Salem fittingly observe
this day, by displaying "Old Glory",
and pondering on what its starry folds
mean in the truest sense. The history
of "Old Glory" is one of Christian
progress. Our first flag, designed by
Washington and made by Betsev Ross,
floated over a land part slave, part free; i
tho flag of '63 waved over a nation of
free and equal citizens; today our na-j
tion's emblem flings wide its stars and
stripes, protesting the oppressed in the
utmost isles of the sea.
There are many flags in many lands,
There are flags of every hue,
But there is no flag in any land
Like our own Red, White aand Blue.
Tis tho Star-spangled banner,.
O' long may it wave
O'er the land of the free,
And the home of the brave." .
LaMoine Raymond Clark,
Dept. Patriotic Instructor W. R. .
Freddie Welsh fight to be staged in a view to affiliating
London July 4, ltr.il Labor Council.
mm
with tho Cen-
Newport, Oregon
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Smiles and Bids You Welcome
Welcome to her hospitality, her health, and nerve
restorers. To her comfortable Hotels, Rooming
Houses and Camps; to her luscious sea foods; to her
bathing and delightfully diversified recreations.
Low Round-Trip Summer Fares
Greatly reduce the expense of a visit to Newport.
Stop at the first Southern Paci
fic or C. & E, office and ask for
illustrated pamphlet on "New
poi4" JOHN M.SCOTT
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
I Pacific Coast Letgue Standings,
j W. L. ltd.
I Los Angeles 40 30 .571
Venice .., j 37 29 .5(11
I San Francisco 30 32 ,54i)
, Portland 2S 31 .475
Sacramento 4 2S 26 .438
Oakland 2(i 40 .394
Yesterday's Results.
At Portland Portland S, Oakland 0.
At San Francisco Los Angeles 4.
Sun Francisco 2.
At Venice Venice 2, Sacramento I.
Paris, June 13. Rene Viviani today
accepted the French premiership again.
Ho was appointed to the postfollow-
Mug Premier Dumergue's resignation
but found himself unable to form a
j cabinet, so withdrew his acceptance.
, Premier Kibot, who then got the of
i f ice, being forced to resign Friday,
however, on his first appearance in
the chamber of deputies, Viviani agreed 1
in ,.,ubn D frnut. Attrtllftt Tf wan aai.l
..i., ..,. f oil ney General John W. Wpscott of New
inn I'luu Tina vu vi'i'v vuv mi. m- - t t .i
bers of tho Kibot ministry with thc,Jcrs(,y. ,t9 president, in the chair, the
exception of some one he will have to ! a.nnual meeting of the S ate n-
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Northwestern League Standing.
W. L. Tct
Vancouver 40
Seattle 39
Spokane 33
Portland 22
Tacoma 23
Victoria 19
Yesterday's Results.
At Victoria Portland 4-6,
0-9.
At Vancouver Vancouver 41, Taco
ma 2 0.
At Seattle Spokane 2, Seattle 0.
EUOENIC MARRIAGES IN
CLEVELAND, OHIO
Victoria
LAWYERS IN SESSION.
Atlantic City, Juno 13. With Attor-
leave out to have a portfolio for him
self.
ATLANTIC STEAMERS COLLIDE.
Cleveland, O., June 13. Announce
ment by a score of Cleveland ministers
of refusal to marry persona who can
not show a doet's certificate of
health will be made in a few days, ac
cording to the Rev. T. S. McWilliams,
of Calvary Presbyterian church, one of
the foremost leaders in the eugenie
movement here. At the same time the
ministers will go on record as favoring
the teaching of sex hygiene ia the pub
lic schools.
In carrying out their determination,
the ministers will have the co-operation
of the Cleveland physicians, whj
will examine thoroughly every candi
date for marriage referred to them by
any minister of the association.
ciation convened here today at the ho
tel Chelsea with many distinguished
lawyers of the state in attendance.
Tonight the association will hold its
annual banquet. . The principal address-
New York, June 13. Wireless mes- es will be by L nited Stntes District At-
sages received here today from Captain ' torney for North Carolina rrancis v.
Roberts of the American liner New Winston, whoso subject will be "The
York said that his vessel had collided j Spirit of North Carolina," and Edward
af. sea with the Hamburg-American ; Cattell, statistician to Mayor Blanken-
liner Pretoria. Tlie damage to both j burg of Philadelphia.
vessels, ho said, was slight, and all - '
nasfenuers escaned iniurv. THE DAKOTA WQME1T
Captain Roberts estimated that the! FIOHT FOR VOTE
accident occurred 17.1 miles off Nan-1 -
tucket. The New York carried 600 ' Farpo, N. D., June 13 North Dakota
passengers and the Pretoria 750. ! womea today began a strenuous cam-
paign for the ballot. All schools,
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS churches, women's clubs, colleges and
CONVENE MEETING ' women 's societies will be united into
; a gigantic working organization.
Public, Colo., Juno 13. The annual ; The petitioa for suffrage will be sub
convention of tho United Commercial I mitted to the male voters at the No
Travelers of America, jurisdiction of I vember elections. Mrs. Elizabeth P.
Colorado. New Mexico and Wyoming, j Anderson of Valley City, who is back
opened today for a two-day session. ing the movement, declares the women
Klection of "officers, discussion of leg- j are confident of casting their ballots
islation affecting traveling men, and I in the spring of 1915.
interchange; of business ideas will oc--i
cupy the time of the delegates.
WILSON TO SIGN MONDAY.
POMONA SHIPS GREATEST
CROP OF ORANGES EVER
Pomona, Cal., June 13. The largest
crop of oranges in the history of the
valley is the record of the season just
Washington, June IS. President Wil
son was exiHH-ted todav to sign the
Panama canal tolls repeal bill .Monday, j closed, according to todays report irom
That he would express the opinion that i the San Antonio Fruit Exchange, which
the amendment adopted Thursday by j has shipped up to the present time
the senate' and concurred in by the 3.400 cars, i 500 cars more than was ever
house Friday wasunneoessary was con- before handled in one season from the
sidered likely, however, having gained, I present territory of this exchange,
essentially, what he wanted, it was; The Valencia crop, which will be
deemed certain that he would accept : shipped slowly during the summer, U
the measure as amended. estimated at ooO carloads.
2000 WAX RECORDS
I have bought a large lot of
Edison Wax Two-Minute
and Four-Minute Records.
I have now nearly all the
numbers in the catalogue
over 2000 to select from.
To reduce this big stock I
am selling Two - Minute
Records for 15c and Four
Minute Records for 20c.
Display on second floor.
You can find what you
want IF YOU COME NOW
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