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: Baseball : Joseph J. Lannin
By A. M. Corrtgan.
MINTON PRESENTS
JEFF SMITH HORNS IN
AS WORLD CHAMPION
Bases Ilia Claim to tlw Middleweight
Championship on Haying Got De-
cislon Over Jimmy Clabby.
BAN JOHNSON PROVES TO BE
ONLY A BIO FOUR FLU3IIER
Not Only Lots Players Walk on Him,
But States Emphatically That He
Likes It Laughing Stock.
By Hal Sheridan.
: is oiii' of the younger middleweights, " rraaciBco
.although he has been up against must , Sacramento ....
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Kurope and Australia. He is naturully Yesterday's Results.
u very strong und husky individual, At Sun Francisco Portland G, San
with mure than the average intolli- Francisco 5 (11 innings.)
gence, and lie has developed into a re- I At Hacranieiito Sacramento 6, Los
marknbly clever boxer, it is to be I Angeles 0.
noted, in pluming, that all the claim
ants tire Americans.
.,1 Whon Jake Stahl got his walkin' tag1
got dumped out of the Bed Sox bag
.v- .limit liil.r Da van tha ltAuliin nwnop. 1
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McRoy an' McAleer.
recommend thnt the mayor appoint a
committee of seven councilmon and ,
MIMADITV DTCAT ITTTrtM slvon citizens to confer wnn tne naiem
IlllllUull I ntiULUllUn : V ntcr company and agree upon a price
j they aro willing to submit to the pco-
I pie, and have the city attorney draw
Would-Hava Water Matter Given the ;an ordinance to be submitted to the
Fullest Publicity Before Anything Is 1 people at the December election in
Done Concerning Its Purchase.
It is reported that Al McCoy's man
ager lius farmed out the middleweight
"champion of Flat bush" somewhere to
"put a heart into him." With this,
addition McCoy nuiy become a danger
ous fighter.
Northwestern League Standings.
W. L. Pet
Vancouver til
.Spokane 58
Seattle 01
l Victoria 3!)
Tacoina 40
Italian! 30
Johnson a Quitter.
New York, July 22. For the
time since llii.i .lohnsoii has been c.ur
of Hie American league, it was learned
first
New York. July 82. According to i. ,. bellim-ranev was curbed at
mlviccs received today from Australia, yesterday's meeting of magnates of
Jeff Smith of New Jersey is middle- t,t organisation, called by Johnson
weight champion of the world. Smith fr (i,,, dinrod purpose of fighting
bases his attempt to horn into the lime- the .'layers Fraternity in its demand
light on a decision over Jimmy Clubby t li lit the national commission rescind
handed him by a referee who hasn't 'its order sustaining Nashville's claim
officiated in any matches since. Smith j i,.,r Clarence O. Kraft, of the
figures that as Clubby recently defeat- j Newark Internationals,
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DID IT TO HELP FEDERALS.
These two Macks
was directors, aeef
I They worked that
iron ham! stuff foo
free. So, when the
Fall came round,
they found tli'em
Cincinnati, Ohio, July 22. Insinuat
ing that President David I.. Fultz of
the lluseball Players Fraternity threat
ened a strike of American and Nation
al league players in an effort to help
the Federal league, August Herrmnan,
chairmaa of the National commission
and owner of the Cincinnati Nationals,
was quoted here today as bitterly de
nouncing the head of the players' or
ganization. Yesterday when a general
hen the meeting assembled Johnson I Htrjke seemed more than probable,
was all for war on the fraternity. He j m-,.,.,,,,,,,,, was strongly for pence,
declared it was a case of fighting the nyutzi methods are those of a walk-
I very strange that he sh.mld take oc-
Salem, Oregon, July 20, 1914.
Miuority report of the special com
mittoe in re-purchasing Salem water
plaat.
To the Honorable the Common Coun
cil of the city of Salem, Oregon.
Gentlemen: As a member of the spe
cial committee appointed by the mayor
to make recommendation on his mes-
selvcs without no sage with reference to tho purchase of
jobs. Then up thisithe Salem water plant, beg leave to
J. J. Laanin bobs make a minority report as follows:
from down Long I, with many other citizens' of Salem,
Island Sound. believe the city should purchase tho
I guess its safe niftlem water plant provided it could bo
to call him Joe, he's purchased at a reasonable price. I
such A nrillCe ns'tl.ini, 4Ua mflvrt.'a mnaannA a.n litttn
DaA M(ifnlvt9mll,l"'Us KO thcyj misleading when ho states the income
I I Wl ICC made Joe President. . h 7ii.ooo.00. as no doubt that
would be reduced when the railroad
They say he's worth a million bonos.
Hesidcs the .Boston cino no owns a ioi
of continent. (Stir, real estate. You
conformity with the agreement and also
an ordinaace authonzing the council
to construct aa entirely new plant if
in the judgment of the council that
would be the best for the city. I be
lieve the people are willing to give the
water company a square deal in this
matter and at the same time they de
mand a square deal in return. Before
there is a purchase by the couacil or
a vote by the people, they should have !
ACCUSED OF MURDER,
HE KILLS HIMSELF,
Lawrence Robinson, Charged witn
Triple Murder and Claimed by His
Mother to be Victim of Pre-natal
Influences, Is Bead.
Boston, July 22. Lawrence Robin
son, about to be tried for killing Police
Inspector .Norton in escaping arrest on
tho charge of triple murder in Grand
Rapids, was. found dead in his cell to
day, his throat cut with a shoe shank.
The Kobiusoi. ease had attracted
commission makes its reports on rates, with reference to the value of the plant
full knowledce as to the true value of widespread attention from the claim of
the plant as found by the railroad com- the prisoner's mother, Mrs. M. Robin-
mi8sion and the tacts upon wnicn me i son or vvasaingron v,ounnousc, vaiu,
valuation is based. I believe there is
a considerable part of the valuation
that is based on land and rights that
the city would have no uso for and
which should be eliminated from the
purchase price and only buy and sub
mit to the people, whnt the city iTiomd
actually use ia operating the plant. We
should give the people all the facts
but should there be a substantial re-
guessed it, no.) a coupie . noieis " duction jn rate3; thu d(,ficiency might
Hit llt'lll UlUtf LIIU n H V ' ii"'m 4. . . .
ownia'B just a fad with Joe; his other
hit 'rests make the dough. Defeats
don't make him frown.
You may think Joe's funny gink. He
doesn't chew nor smoke nor drink an'
savn he never did. And yet he travels
with his bovs. They're all his pals an'
ho eniovs their pastimes like a Kid.
lied Sox gents how
ed Kddie Mcllourty on a foul he
(Smith) naturully must be the real
cliiimnion.
W. F. Corbett, probably the best players' organization some time ami it ' j delegate, " Herrmnan said. "Itia
known boxing authority or Australia, rn i h t as well bo now. It did not take Very strange that he sh.mld take oc-
(ieclaro.l mat i lanny suouui nine mm iog. However, to demonstrate thnt ' C118in to threaten a strike at this time. ' They 'II sav: "Immense!
the decision, and this contention was there was a large peace at any price ; Ut, ,ms ,, nmiiy opportunities to con- one swell boss."
borne out by the fact that I labby was j party in the gathering, led by Charles ,,. tl. meaning of section 9, which
given mc preiciriico utei rMiinu in iik- a. onusKcy or nicago aim 1.0111110 rtlutes to the drafting of class A plny
niHtcli with McHoorty. Mack of Philadelphia, two of the most (irH( before this, and has alwavs heid
The Clabby -Smith scrap must have ; jMt luential magnates in the American j0 my interpretation of it. Now that
been a pretty close affair, at that. One b'ague. j another leaguo has started", he has all
ot the Australian newspapers said: Johnson declared he could crush ut,er interpretation of the clause."
"For the third time ia the history of Fultz and the Players' Fraternity, audi Mann(r.r John Mclirnw of the' New
noxing, a worm s cnuiupionsnip nas pleaded tr authority to go to war. lie ynri. Giants, which club is here for n
be made up by the increase of water
users which no doubt we would get
from the fact that tho rate has been
reduced, and as it has beea nearly four
years since the people voted upon the
subject and many changes have taken
place in Salem since that time, I think
it would be entirely wrong for this
Ho never plaved basoball himself. His; council to purchase the plant upon the
o,n wiw ehecknrs mi a shelf, an' once, vote already taken. Therefore I would
he played lacrosse, lint jus' ask any
thev like Joe,
He sure is
and the construction of a new one, and
with this knowledge before them I am
willing to trust the peoplo to do tho
right thing between the water com
pany and themselves, and it seems to
me that the company ohould be perfect
ly willing to have the matter referred
again to the people. I would further
recommend that the mayor's message
be indefinitely postponed.
Respectfully submitted,
E. C. MINTON.
that her son was the victim of mur
dorous pre-natal influences and conse
quently wns not responsible for theC
crimes he was accused of.
Prosecutor Pcllcticr refused to give
out aay details concerning the suicide.
RUSSIAN WORKING MEN
HAVE BIO DEMONSTRATION
St. Petersburg, July 22. Cossacks
were patrolling the Viborg quarter to
day, following Tuesday's working
men's demonstrntioa in protest against
the drastic methods adopted by the au
thorities to put down striko rioting;
olsewhero throughout the country. No
crowds were allowed to gather, and
there wero many arrests. Fully 100,
000 took part in yesterday's demon
stration, which was broken up after
considerable fighting.
CRAZED BY DRUGS,
KILLS DAUGHTERS
been decided in Australia. In it Jeff j was erruled bv the maL'iiates, how- .., ,.ri.. witli th ritwimmti
Smith triumphed over his highly pop. ever, and ordered to telephone Charles ' Kotis, said he was sorry the threatened
ular countryman, the world-famed Jini-jH. Kbbetts, a heavy stockholder i" : strike was settled peaceably,
iny Clabby, ia 211 rounds of scientific both the UrooUlyn Nationals and New- iij would rather have seen the nmt
Imxiiig at Kush Cutters bay." 11 ill I iiternationals. Half an hour later Uor ,,ut through as planned," MeCrnw
First Tries to KU1 His Wife but Being
Foiled He Shot His Daughters and
Then Klllod Himself.
With Smith " recognized " in Aus- Kbbetts announced that he had mir
tralia, George Chip regarded by Cali- j chased for .f2rlim Nashville's claim on
forninns as the king of the middle-j Kraft, and the American league meet
weights ami Clabby, Medoorty, Gib- j ing adjourned,
buns and Al McCoy all claiming the Lets Oo of Kraft.
title, the next few .months should see. It developed today that while tlio would not hnv
said, "just to see if the players would
strike. Personally, I don't think they
w.iuld have struck. I think most of
filenwood Springs, Colo,,-July-22. A
triple tragedy was revealed hero today
in which lr. T. L. Hutchisou killed his
the plavcrs would have remained loval, ' tw, ,ll,;lKll,'rs n"'1 committed sui
and that in the entiro league there I ' - waS 1 '' ""'V"'1 attempt Hut-
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on interesting scramble tor the crown.
If Smith should come to this country
nnd make good his claim, he stands a
great chance of holding tho center of
GOOD BUYS IN
REAL ESTATE ,
been more than 10 or """ mn"1" 10 roy nis entire
ir, lP ,.,.i ,. i. ,. l.i i,,,,... IHlllll.v.
gone out.'
ALL OUT BUT TWO
National league magnates did not hold
a regular meeting to discuss the threat
ened strike, President John K. Tenor
was in close touch with all the Nation
al club owners, who were fullv inform-
i ed of the plan to hnve Kbbetts make Vancouver, I!. ('., Julv
K..,.l'l'd ..1.,,.., Cr.,,. V ,tul. .-ill.. i,,,u - r..- 4l... ...... ..A ..f u i II
i.iuii ill..,.-..- ii n.-ii i in, , kin.n , mi inn in ,-i.i-iir,- in i-iiiii iiui-aeii ami , , . . ,r . i.
ending the trouble. This probably ex- William Mcllnrnev, of Seatfle. in the'00.'1 'r: , night Hutchison
plains Kbbetts' prompt action in the doubles divisions, all American plavcrs " ".. u, " -'- "
' ... .. .- I...,-, 1,..,.. i;,.,i..,,4 . i (..,.. .,,ti. t drugs. He went to a hotel,
In a statement to the newspapers, wort international tennis tourney now
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oaiisou aaio; i lie iuei u-nii ienj;oe , m i'iiinie.- m-ii. . . . .. , , :f ltuf.lii
I was ill no wise concerned ill the Kraft i t aptaia toulkes of ictoria and-...' ,. u ' i... i ... i
case, so far as it affected Brooklyn, Khodes are expected to meet in
Illusion, Newark and Nashville. We ; final round for the single titles.
Two weeks ago Dr. Hutchison went
violently insane as a result of excessive
use of drugs and severely beat his wife.
He was overpowered and sent to a sani
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1 . iinnm-iiil enroll ntnl rernrnpi! tn l.ren-
aguiu went violently insane from the i
where Mrs. Hutchison was under the
care of a trained nurse, recovering from
107 acres of timber land elo"e to
Oregon Klectrio railroad; will trade
for city property; price .fiiO per aero
were drawn ia when the Players' Fra
ternity issued what was virtually an
ultimatum to our clubs and plcyers. I
understand that Mr. Kbbetts takes full
10 acres of good laud all under t-ulti- rosponsiiliility for his action in settling
vation; will tuke city property as part'"11' ('us0 118 n l'fivnte club owner,
payment; price $2100, i "I am glad the matter has been ami-
cablv settled without involving the
5 acrcj good land nearly nil under American league, for I assure vou that
alioa four miles from Salem and close vvtf Were prepared to go to the' limit to
to railroad station; price $.;0; $23 ' protect our rights. "
dowu, balance per month. i J
REGRETS STRIKE FAILED.
S acres cood land nearly it 1 under
cultivation, house an. I bara all Kinds
of fruit, sis;lifly loentien, close to street
cur line: ' lake god city ;r,i;eit
in exchange.
BEGINS TRAINING TODAY.
San Francisco, July 22. Sailor IV
troskev arrived from his ranch and
prepared today to start training at
Culm", for I. in 20 round bout with
5 acres of good bin 1, all under culti lieuge Chin here a week from next
vation. ioe,l fruit or berry land; will ' Fridnv nbrht. The sailor will need verv
take city lot In part payment; price little work to put him in prime condi-
'-"0. i tiini, having gone through a strenuous
1 acre of good land, family orchard. ' tho i;?n",r';-H'
well, leciit ...l on ,,o,; .n..n.in, r.-..i Tt.m i I to put up an entirely dilfer-
leading into Salem; price $.!"');
rash, balance $10 per month, ii per
interest.
eat battle from that ia which Chir
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. son dragged his wife from her bed and ,
lot, . , , , 4., , .,, , rri. i
lil'ltlll hi ieniiieii ill nili nt-r. intr muse,
Mary McCnhaa, threw him out of thel
room ami locked tho. door.
Hutchison then rushed to his office, i
Pittsburg, Julv 22.-l!ar..ev Dreyfuss, ' j he found Ins two daughters P.y
owner of the Pittsburg .National league I V ""l' lM? I
club, according to a reliable report here " ?or 'r,"w trH.m h. tZ'
todav, has asked waivers on 11 of his I " "! bl'fu 8l,oot'n" the 'w !
baseball plavers. , tt h "J' ".v wcre ;
"I am sorrv the strike threatened bv '0,h ''., he tl,rn"1, tho weapon on ;
the Players ' Vraternity ,lid.i t occur. ' ' "'"" aml '"-"mitte.1 Miic.de. j
Dreyfuss said. "If the players had 1 !
gone on strike it would have automat-; FIRES IN WASHINGTON I
icnlly cancelled their contracts and ARE DOING MUCH DAMAGE
saved me a lot of bother. Now I 'Hi i
have to get the consent of the other! Taeomn, Wash., July 21. Forest fires!
clubs in the league before I can get in all directions were reported "today !
rid of the undesirables." I from small towns in the vicinity of i
Taeomn. The biggest fire was in the
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OVERLOOKS THE INCIDENT.
fl..,.. I'll.. Il .nil., ani.th nt :
Olvmpia, which for a time during the,
,., ... . x- i 4.- I night threatened to wipe out the town.
( hr.stia.i.a Norway, July 2.'.-o far t)Mlv , ,m(,k i w , the town
as could be learned today the govern- ,.8i; 81,.,.ecdei, ; stopping the flames!
meut has taken no action toward the .,.h . .; ' ' .-ervthi..,, for,
securing t iy rwall of Secretary ofi
niilivs. Inhabitants of the town, men, I
weeks ago. Pctroskev said he was far I
' from a well man at that time.
CO acres of good Ian I, nearly all Chip continued plugging away at
under cultivation, 5 acres of bearing San Uafacl. The New Castle middle
peach orchard, land has good drainage, weight also forecasted rnugh going ia
line building sitrt, 3'u miles from; the coming bout. He said it took him
Salem; price $3730.
5-rooui house, corner lot, east front,
bearing fruit, store house, close to
School; price if'.klO. This is a snap.
If vou wont to buy trade or sell see
W.H.
GRABENH0RST
& COMPANY
ROOM 2 BUSH BANK BLDC.
ten rounds to get started when he met
Hilly Murray here July 4, but this time
it will be a -survival of the fittest from
the first gong. Not enough betting has
yet appeared to establish a price. Chin
doubtless will be a strong favorite.
Three six-round preliminaries to pre
cede the main event were announced
todnv as follows:
Willie Median vs. Jack Hempte;
Johnnv Sudenberg vs, Ray Marshall,
and Mickey Hogaa vs. Mike Kutcho.
the i luted r-taies i.egaiion r raiiKiin : ,, ..i,;..,,, .., ii ,,,
Mott Gnnther, following a quarrel with to .,rt0,t ,heir homes. I
the Christiania harbor mas-ter, as . A Kr(,at pr,,;rio (ire .as reported
climax of which Gnnther knocked the bout two mil.n from Rainier and owing:
officials cap otf. The newspapers, , ni,n ,vinil ig flti(1 to htl threatening
however, were strongly demanding t-1 that place.
The dispute occurred on board tho Am- q-h0re was a laroe forest fire rapidly;
ericjui yacht Pauline and resulted trom paining headwav near the poor farm at
the harbor master's request that the; ; ulvmpia. The institution is reported in
vessel change its anchorage in the fjord
to make room for the kaiser's yacht
Meteor.
A REAL ESTATE SHARK.
danger. The eitv of Olvmpia is shroud
ed in smoke from many fires.
Forest Fires Near Portland.
Portland, Ore., July 21. Burning j
steadily southward and eastward, with
an almost circular front of three miles,
the timber fire in Pine creek gully,
about eight miles south of Portland, was
still uncontrolled tonav.
Aloug the south side it was eating in
Mrs. Josephine R. Sherburn bv the al
legrd forging of tho county recorder's
ii i i seal on a mortgage, i wo other women
r armtrt can self many prod- . ft..,i... .:.hj ,v
- - m A 9 vioiiu iu (.uuri eniuuim urui
ucta by parcml post. A Journal have told-their troubles to the di-
I.os Angeles. Cal., July 22. Detec
tives are searching today for Fred O.
Cutler, a real estate dealer, who is
charged with ""nR 27 000 f roar of gwon(1 Browth
green timber. Alib-mgh the tire de
manded immeliate attention only a
few people were combating; it.
Siuce the fire started Saturday, 4U
Want Ad will find fi uyer. jtrict attorney.
acres, mostly of r.'asheil timber land,
has been btirneu over.
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