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Newspaper Page TextTHE 8ALEM CAPITAL JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1911 By Lawfeff ' Lfi " ' iA rssl . ,-- -- rv 11 fr (F IT Oil fliP WHAT THEY SAW IN THE NEW BOARDERS' ROOM. , j the new ii it ii ii inir ii mmmb (r -TTP.tT' hrzzi " ' ? 1 THE. NEW 5TAR B0ARDS,RO,OM ' : Baseball : Pacific Coast League Standing: W. I,. Portland KB 77. Han Francisco I0H HO Los Angeles 100 K!) Venice 105 III MiHSIOllH H" I 12 Oiililnml 73 122 Yesterday's Results. At les Angeles Porllnnd T IN; i-o 110. At Han Francisco Missions 1-1, j'Vinciseo 2-0. At Oakland Los Angeles 4-2, I . ml 0 1. 1tt ri7.r .5i!i .! .!i3,r. .431 .1171 Von Hnn Oak- IN PRISON FOR LIFE. Oakland, Cat., Oct. 10. Mmtiiett Cull, hi) H-yeiirold murderer and miitiliitor of mi unidentified trump, fniiiul nt l.ivorinore, wns sentenced today to life imprison incut. " Yimi are n boy without a bouI," ftp pirontly," commented the judge, "and wo iniiBt take cure of you for the rest of your days." 'I lie youth took Hit) sentence stoi cally. Ll'ilirulnn struck li stable in tin1 ri'iir )f tlio W. M. Million residence, Fust Portland, nttini t 3;30 Friday afternoon, .killing a horso. POLITICAL CARDS EARL RACE Candidate for Ottjr Recorder , Platform Kffieionoy Justice In recorder's court Economy In office expenses (I'aid Adv.) u. i-i SACRED HEART ACADEMY Under the direction of the Siutert of the Holy Nnmei SALEM, OREGON BOARDING SCHOOL AND DAY SCHOOL Most approved method, Pri mary, Grammar and High School Department, Complete Counta in Harp, Piano, Voice Culture, Violin and Harmony. Ho interference with religion of pupils. MODERN CONVENIENCES DOMESTIC COMFORTS Scholastic year begins second Monday in September. Address, SISTER SUPERIOR n , . ! SPORT NEWS I niiPTMiip nnmiro I ""' or B0BI01' !"WE DUdlUIU DIMTU ASTONISH THE FANS Fl "A Fair Team Plays Great Ball, and a Great Team Plays Fair Ball" (By Hugh S. Fullorton) Boston, Mass., Oct. 12, The Ronton lining iiml Hut Philadelphia Athletics faced each oilier today lor the crucliil ulnae or the world s scries. It was conceded Ii v lioth teams Hint today 'h game melius the liiiiiiipiunship, If the Braves c win ii Kn in, Hie Athletics will lie it broken, ll desperate t e ii in, n n d the chituccK me. Unit the Braves will riii.li 1 1i 1 1 1 1 u ll to four straight vic tories. If the Ath letics rally iiu-l v i 1 nm, I urn juuges im 1 kU game lielleve lliey NT&X ""'I fight lo a rin ihIi. pi'oluilitv ear- seven games. For I li ix first time In his career, Milliliter Much Ih in desperate straits for pitchers. His two velenuni hare fulleii it ii 1 1 nil hix advisers am oritlcls. hilt lilm for iihIiiii them. It was re Imrteil lie coiitenipliiteil ncn.linj Joe liunli In toiluy to stop the ruiiipiiiit Knives and then, If ucccmanry, fall lincli upon his ,viiuiigteM III mi effort to save the dny. Milliliter Ml it 1 1 1 iinn uiiiile no secret of Hie fact Unit lie liilemls lo send Hick ltiiilolh nuniust the Athletics toiluv and come Imck tomorrow with Klil .Innies In nil effort to tnlie four straight I4ii m es. The llraves toiluy were confident and full nf wild excitement, and all day vestctitiiy they were IicIiik uiiide heroes in Huston, which simmiiIiicJv, has Kline innaiic over them, Htnlllngs strove in vnln to keep them away from admirers who were hurling Ihelr chnnces by e cess inlulnlloii, The Mm It men laid low In their hotel. KeepInK nut of itlil us much as pus slide. Thcv decline I hey still me con llilent thin' they will nlii. lull Hie truth In they ii i n worried nnd upset, Muck is more worried Hum he lius ever licen. That much Is plainly up parent, He secluded his plnvets lis much us possililc, lie refused to ullow llie plavers to l tils In the same cur with I heir wlies en Hie trip here yes Icr luv, honliiiK Hie women III one set of ipuiileis mid t In pincers In iiuuther, BRALEY (By Bert on Braley, Boston, Mass.) We'll stiirt this story wttn sundry stnves of the joyous sonj; of the Bos ton Druvos: The wise priiciiosticutors nf the jour nalistic press were certain thut our fu ture was lugubrious, they made asser vatinns with prnfoundest of distress. Hint we'd find the (junker City insalu brious; they rr.tiu- ciiiateil on the Mackiaii miicliine and its ninrvclous efficien's tuiee calile, wTirrn would ipiite nWltcruto us I'roni (Ms j.t.'asiiiit earthly scene with n liraiul of baseball science ipiite till wrcektiMe. Hut our I ciiptain, Mr. lOvers. in his ciilturcil Bus Inn wav, cunsidercil such discussions academical. "We shall cheerfully endeavor," he Informed the world, "lo play in n manner highly active nnd piilemical. " Ho rntered tut nflict with McdillicinMy -s crew (they will never be so bulbous in the dome iipniu) and we won the first oil Kiiciiientnnil Hie next made it two - and we'll win another couple now we 're home ai;iiiii! Ami I rallicr fancy Unit's quite eimueji nf polysyllabic iiicjibruw stuff, but I had to put in some Hues like these to sound conclusively MostunoHo. If 1 really wrote us the players talk, why, " tiini'V'ii 's " slmde from the (jrave would slalk, and he'd shudder and wince nail s'piirnl, f wis, wtiimi he heiiril a Jumble of words like this: " Aw, s,iy, them basebiill writer Miiys, they thinks Ihey'rtl hci they stalls they're wise, they says Hint we ain't Kut no show to bent Hint husra of ('on nit 's, tin; but .loliuny Kvers says 'k want they're sllppln' yuh a line of con, we'll make them Athletics skid we'll bump 'cm off, an' so wo dull An' now we've kI their until nil r i u li t . (loud night, vim (junker ream, good night! " The Knives disproved the expert "dupe" (lulieved liy saint a tut sinner) mid "lint wus just a "forlorn hope," became a two-time winner; nnd that Is truly for the best, It gives the game u Kieuter sesl, If HiliiKS should always go along the way Hint we expected, If "experts" never got off wrong, If long shots ne'er connected, there'd be no savor to the nice the world would be a dreary place, And the Knives nuule this clour, Ida ed it to the very sky, "you can come up from the rear, if von try? ff you never flinch or doubht, if yon fight with heart and head; for you're never doivn nnd out, 'till you're dead!" L. M. HUM Care of YICK SO TOXG Chinese Medicine nnd Tea Company Mm medicine which will euro any known disease. m South Iliph Street, Salem, Ore. I'hono 28:1. NORWICH UNION l"IRE INSURANCE SOCIETY UROUAXOT ll MBRtiDITM KtMlatot Aitnta, u ltU Uxm I wjMiHfc, Is fci m rimlilMi.iwlstr FAT1MA to nissl.HtitNa CIOARU1XS , Its cKciractcr is distinctive w v WiltiMl Wl i HI! ! HI NuSlS.iillll.WHitofclll Until clubs held long meetings yes leriluy mid discussed Hie situation. The spirit of the Huston club Is wonderful, The llraves believe they will win In four straight games, nnd unless Hie Athletics stop llieui today nothing will cheek their impetuous ruth In highest baseball honors, Mtiulcnls of tlio game and baseball ..i'i'i..t,.u .-., nil l,t Hix d.r nver llie showing of the llraves, They cannot iiiiileistiiinl It, It simply Is n ease of a I'nir ball team playing greal ball a ml a great ball tcnin playing only fair bull. The Knives know if llie Athletics eier get sturte I Ihev will butler their viiiy to even toim- nnd perhaps In Mctuiv, Their hope Is to snoop the Athletics off Ihelr feet by tin "attack hrusipio." The wnm'ilng on the series Is odd. They talk n let of I! to I that Host mi will' win, but few sine college bovs thinning nwnv their dais' iifenov will bet. Huston Is wll.l with eiithinliiiu iiinl evtieiuelv iiiiinv us lo real coin. The boll lug was ll to A that Hie Athletics will win today. If Mack loses today he will be fierce Iv criticised, lie Is not tipping off his plans. Mtiillliigs was practleallv cor I n In to pitch lludolph no, I It Is evident he bus III He faith Hint Tyler can w in In his pieseul form. Milch nils being advised ngulnst working llressler, ill tuuiigh. In spile of their Minuted ability to hit ii ft handed pit' Mug. Hie llraves coiibl do little or nothing with I'lsuk ISaliinliiy. Riit p-ii anu s orr. Washington, Oct, HV President W. sun Indii nled today that he was keep. Ing hands off in far at peace negetin Hunt with the warring powers of Korupe were concerned, tin intlmat'Vl that other people ciiaagod In peace (imp guilds prnotlcally were Inking the, prosl dent 's affairs in their own hand. 0. A. C. WINS OVER ! MULTNOMAH CLUB Portland, Ore., Oct. 11, Oregon Agri cultural College 10, Multnomah Ama-! tour Athletic Club 6. That was the score of the first colle-j gintoclub football game of the Portland 1014 schedule, played ypsterdny after-: noon on the Multnomah Stadium. ft was sweet revenge for the Aggies' in return for the defeats of last year and the year before. It was still sweet er because of the fact that each of the scores came Bbnut through the success ful working of soma piny character istic of the modem open style. First Nina Minutes Sees Score. The first score wns made nine min utes nfler the stnrt of play, when rcnl! old fashioned football brought the Ag gies down fur enough to try n place kick, which Luti! sent over on a beau tiful kbit. I Hut the great play of the day, a1 tiiuclidown.W'ill be long remembered In Oregon Agricultural College history j with I, nt, nnd Kiul Huntley perpctra-l tors. The deed wns n forward pnsa, 1 covering fully Ifi yards, ami the K"nl was il't yards distant. Huntley hii.l almost u clour field, nut he got over the line in a shower of mud and saw-1 dust from his flying heels. ' The touchdown came in the second quarter aiu a rejuvenation nf Multno-J mull spirit, niilcd alii abetted by put-', COBB LEADS AGAIN AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago, Oct. 12. For the eighth yehr in succession, Ty Cobb, of Detroit and Georgia, has won the batting cham pionship of the American League. Fig ures published here today final though unofficial give Cobb a percentage for the season just closed or .308. In the National League Jake Daubert, of Brooklyn, retains title as champion with .321), though several batters in a dozen games or so have higher per centages. he three leading pitchers nro James, Bosfbu, with 27 and (i; Rudolph, Boston, 32 and H, and Douk, JSt. Louis, IS mid 7. Hanking according to games won and lost, the sum of which is 20 or greater, tlio leading pitchers of the American Lcnguo are: Bender, Philadelphia, with 17 and 3; Leonard, Boston, 10 and 5; Plank, Philadelphia, 15 and 7. Maine!, New York, heads the base stealers with 73, nnd Baker, Philadel phia, lends in home runs with nine. WILLAMETTE BEATS ALBANY. ting Convll, Under and Bailey into the lineup, stopped the AkiiU'S from dolnir further duuiuge, although they were dangerously near the Multnomah lineup iiioio than once. j Even with these three stars in the lineup the Multnomah score of ll wns not directly attributable to them, but rat hex to an Aggie misplny. Willamette University's footbnll team walked away with the opening inter collegiate contest (Saturday by the one sided score of 44 to 0. Th j game was a little slow and too one-sided to be exceptionally interest ing. The Albany team, which had been together tor only one week, fought fiercely to check the Willamette onrush but wns hopelessly outweighed and out conditioned. The 'vnrsity lineup was almost en tirely composed of new men. Ilonnti, Klegel and Bolt were in the contest for only a short period ench, their accus tomed stations being turned over to the second string men. The opening (pinner netted Willam ette two touchdowns, Bolt featuring in this period with a (iO-yurd jaunt on a tackle around Albany's right end. Pfnff wns also accorded the privilege of es corting the ball some little distance Inter in the period, pluciug it between the uprights after sipiirming through some 30 yards of broken field. The sconnd period Willamette stuffed the entiro time and, failing to make ynnlage, limited repeatedly, Vie.kery, one i f the new hiill'biicks, booted the bnll for neat margins over French, the Albany punter. Twico during this per iod fur the only times in the game Al bany made yurdage ngninst the Car dinal nnd Hold. The third iiiarter found the Albany team just about nil ill nnd bocnusc they seemingly couldn't help it the Willmn- itte backs waded through them f0 three touchdowns in this period. In the final period the scoring con tinued, tho Albany line being pierced tor two more touchdowns, and the game ended with the third one not far off, the ball resting on Albany's ten yard line when the whistle blew. The poor condition of tho Albany men and the fact that it was necessary to take out timo repeatedly, took con siderable life out of the 'varsity eleven. As far as results that will beuct'it the team in the .future, the game was an absoluto failure. The Albany team could not compare favorably with the Willamette second string and tho com plete case with which they wore haa died by 'varsity men will serve to in crease their confidence rather than to mnke them work harder or give them profitable experience. Willamette Position Albuny L H R McKee T It Logan Ml K Hunter C Tolles I! 01, (Mil .'! T 1. Dresser ,H K 1, (iildon O French Oralliii .. Tubio I Paget jTeeteia -j Wilson ... I Crawford 'dates Hoot h Pfaff I ViekerV . Hart lei (, It R (lloor ..It II L Stewart .. F Parker Referee, Smith, of Cinewawn; umpire, Flood, Albany; head linesman, Pierce, ! of Huloui, Length of quarters, li, 12, j IS, 12. I Do i 't try to do a man who has a I miiiiin for getting even. B-.SiW.PROHIBITION STAND UP3 In t!K Supine Court of Public Opinion OREGON rivs' S- (STATE) W. (WIDE) PROHIBITION Tomvord The trial of 8. W. Prohibition Is prosecution against the theory of tho proposed ttute-wldo amendment and la not an altuck ngninst the tup ptirlets of (bo measure whose mo tives are, no doubt, above reproach. Charges nf INTICMPIiUANTH nnd Of (IIII AININll Hi;ClHIMTH)N I'N IH'lIt FAI.SK PUICTFAHKS linvlng boon proven to the snlleliii'tlon u( the t'OPUT by Hie lout liiiony of Mr. F.x lierlonce nnd Mr, (ibserver, the prus I'culliiii rails Mr. Anulvtci' to sustain the cli a rite nuulnst 8. W. Prohibition of llrltiidng Into I lie Stale nl Oregon Paid AttlluliMS for the purpose of I n i-ii 1 ii 1 1 n x lie i' (itlrens with the germs of hysteria, Mr, Analyzer tostllied Unit he had nbsorveil In n number of Kiislern Htnles, Hie prnrllco nf H. V. Prohibi tion "I I in port ( n u iniltutorn In h's em ploy to attempt to stir up rt'l I tllotin (renny over Hn well known popular' iloslie to eiiiii the abuse of Hniion'. list testified that I hoe men hud im oilier visible mentis nt support nnd that they received oiioi'innus emus ot money (or their running In lielun nblo lo divert ntlenllon (mm Fuels by hysterical appeal to aympnlhv and pus.'hius, Jt'Piiio WISDOM! You have an- alyted H. W, Prohibition nud you m:i Dale your flndliiKs In his case, Mr, Analyser; I have been Inter ested In the aearth of Society lor nine methiiil to more effectively re duce the alms ot lluunr, 1, with ol tiers seek the uplllt ot the llvitiit and practical MAN. I reeoanlse tin need (or correcting abuse and I In quired into the promise! of tills De fendant nnd the so-called corrobora tive lecture) of his paid agitators. 1 have found that S. W. Prohibi tion continue) his trickery by tolling good people that he has succeeded In putting states "DIlY." 1 have found thut he bus MOV Kit succeeded In put ting TUB MAN "dry." I hnvo found that these ngllutors hnve held up weak iiiiliirtuiiules as bnlt to those who would render assistance and through pity (hey have been nblo to secure contributions In large sum to Ihelr OWN K F.NF.FIT from Ihoti nandn of sympulhlitiirs whom (hey could NOT rench If Ihev ilevo'"il Ihelr efforts to n SUNCKHK, PUAO lit'AI, and LOlilCAI. ciimpuluit to beneiit the weak and Mulcted MAN hn needs nsslst.ince, They sny (liey can vole a Suite dry tin theory I but they cannot vnto the individual MAN dry, tliopiuro thoj lose even It they "win" for they have NOT CHAMIF.I) (he MAN who they uiy they will benefit. T II K Y MlHi' 1 1 1 M nnd rest bmk contented with tho fact that they have fouled enough people Into tin'opllug their prnnMaes. pnld llietn enormous salaries, tiiadis n lull for thorn In some other "In- I'litltotis" stiile and Itirldentnlly ac coinpllshed a siiblln polltlrnl move, I hnve found that fl. W. Problbl Hon his broiiulit paid ngllntora Into Oregon to attempt to make Ore gonlnus accept TIIKIH nplniuus and to nrevent them from thinking out opinions FDIl TIIEMdEI.VKtf. This has been done by enlarging upon In rldents with hysterical gnashing of teetli and dissembling, hyporrltlc.il utterances. I hnvo found that (he main ramus tan plan has been to at tract the attention of voters KltO.M the practical record of 8. W. Prohb hltlon whorover he has been accepted and later rejected. ' I will close by saying that YOU CANNOT LEOHsl.ATW AGAINST THK MAN Oil HIS CONSCIENCE YOU MUST EDUCATE THE MAN. N. n. This trial will proceed from dny to dny. Mill. As?.ixt:'':'.'-.'v "! f?.i'fc0vl i u'j : ' . V 1 'V,'. ' 1 W, fmhibhloi u hi irt"trl Iftf ta Tn Mk t Mi kt. Ut nppMri tn tb iMVlnrlhl titrnf f Mnitdtt M kit iwfl KhtlUr ri Ihi rhna mtiU ttatnit hi And Html t V nn$ wtlM in lb trli jt rtikUi OplKiin. EXTRACTS S, W. .Prohibition collnnsed twlea In the course of his trial when Mr. Annlyicr exposed and proved his IN TENT to stop the people of Oregon from tormina their OWN nnlnlmia nn the question of (ha hollowness and nrncked condition of his theories, The first demonstration occurred yesterday when Mc tlrenn a rnrtmi admirer of 8. W. Prohibition arose and naked, "V by did you toll me Hint your theory would prohibit the use of llnuoi' liv tlm y.t hi,, whii, u luunlmiiln nnd Ihenrelloul but would not prohibit Its use by THIS MAN who is iinimnte nnd practical. " 8. W. Prohibition was soon tn remli r..i,iv for a Utile white mx nnd swallow Its 'onteiils iu the eviiioment followlnii Mr, (Ii'ooii'k question. ( U 1 ttillH. liiloinporunoe. Oliiiiinliii; liocognltlon Under Pulse Pietoiises, Ilrlimlng Into the Pfntu of Ore gon Paid Aitllaturs Tor the Pur pnnn of Itineuliitliiir lief rltlren. With tile (Icrllis nf 11 v.,l.,,li ' Offering for acceptance In Ore gon broken theories rejected bv 15 Eastern Stales where deleinl Bnt was ordered "out" after years of bluer experience, Attempting to Hub Independent Communities of their (lights of Self Government. Attempting lu Kill the Hop In dustry of Oregon. (VaiJ Adv.) W ywaessss. 'MW-sf f yvmi-mmiwvfpw ipupsaii ipui fOSfS" SfVSB SP taSSjSBSS ftjfW W,H ivpaiaai fm psnnsi