THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPT. 13. W5-
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M'FARLAND LIVES UP
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Both Boxers Defensively Clev
' er and Make Each Other
Look Foolish
; stream.
j The dollar seats, high up on the brim
of the wooilen track, were jammed by 7
.o'clock, mill before 9 o'clock the ring
1 ; side boxes were comfortably filled.
.'Scattered here and there among the
'.boxen were numerous fashionably-
I gowned women. A little disorder gave
. tlie horde of policemen a busy 10 mill
I ii ten when the light among the dollar
j seats went nut and their occupants iin-j
j mediately clambered out among the'
j boxen. They wero chased back those;
tlie lmlice colilil reach. .
A .ML' piece, bund played the huge
throng into its seats.
Three hundred ushers, resplendent in
new Tuxedoes, gave an air of class to
line umiir. inev noweu tne uox seat-
holders into their places with Chester
ficldian grace, giving the gallery good
food for much caustic comment.
Alie Mack, 12(1, knocked out Bobby
flare, 121', in the third round of their
scheduled six round preliminary, and
the crowd yelled its approval. The
round seimwiudiip, was between
and r rankle J)alv,
L On . 3
Sep'ti5th)" art
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GOTHIC
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By George E. Holmes.
Kingside, Brighton Heach, N, Y.,
Hept, 12, Paekey MeParland of Chi
cago, heralded as the world's cleverest
boxer, lived up to that reputation here (en
last night by building np u victory in! Voting Monday
nr Him iwu rouuua 01 ins hi row mi uout feathers.
with Mike millions of St. Paul. lp to I Honors were about evenly divided at
the eighth round the battle was as even the end of JO awkward rounds. The
an the most neutral spectator could have crowd began yelling for McKarland and
(ill) 00 ns.
wished
McFarland wos going strong at the
finish, while Gibbons was plainly tired
from his unceasing efforts to penetrate
the marvelous defense of the Chicago
mnn.
Itoth boxers took turns In forcing the
fighting up to the eighth round, and
fter vainly endeavoring to penctiiitej
each other's defense would fall back in-j
to their respective shells.
Chicagoan Cool Fighter.
Mer'arliuid fought a cool buttle'
throughout, pulling the stunt that .lack I
Johnson innile famous that of smiling
over his opponent's shoulder at his
friends around the ring,
Gibbons never smiled during the en
tire battle. With bla.ing eyes and
teeth bare he strove desperately but
futilely to put over a knockout, but
ettch time ho was met with n seeming
flock of glomes, MeParlund ' simile
was not big. In fact, ho didn't have
any till the eighth round. Never was
there an evener bout up to thut ses
sion. Hut the Inst two rounds were
so clearly tho stockyards battler's that
tliay gave to him the slight shndu there
was.
loth boxers were so defensively clev
er that nt times enrh made the other
look foolish in his efforts to land.
From thu time tho gates were opened
it 5 o'clock there was a sternly stream
of jotling, perspiring men pushing its
way Into the huge circle,
30,000 Boat. Are Occupied.
Pully thirty thousand of the fifty-odd
Ibmisnml scuts were occupied when the
tlrst preliminary went on nt 8:110. And
still there seemed no end to the Jostling
liy the end of the first preliminary
every seat in tho hugo enclosure was
filled and the nislcs were jammed to
the JHiint of suffocation,
A crowd estimated at 00,000 saw the
battle.
Watching the Scoreboard
Walks followed by swats won for the
Cubs over the Braves,
The (linnts iniiile seventeen runs off
C'i in-in imt i in the first game and got
whitewashed in the second when Ttuiey
was dUliing them up.
The Bees and Vernon split Sindtiy's
oversize bill and also split the series
fifty fifty.
Mitt went Into the firMt game in the
eighth with the buses full and none
out, mill retired the srde scoreless.
Five home runs lit Vernon in th"
morning with the Kenls and Angels
clouting heavily. Penis won, 8-4. But
the Angels blitnked them in the after
noon. The Oaks walloped the Beavers twice,
evening up the series, l'ortlnnd's sev
en juicy errors In the nfternoon made
t lit in eligible for the suicide club.
Ifiggiubiitlium let On Is hind bunch the
blnglcs in the itnto-niftrcdiuii game anil
lost.
A I In nt u .rournnl: The Grand Tuko
Nicholas will go down in history as a
Marathon winner.
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National League.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
W.
Philadelphia 74
Brooklyn 72
Boston 70
Chicago 02
Ht. Louis (it
I'ittsburg 04
Cincinnati 54
New York 00
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Boston H7
Detroit 87
Chicngo 70
Washington 72
New York 51)
Ht. Louis 55
Clevelund 51
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Ht. Louis ....
Chicago .
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K uii.hu s City ,
Buffalo til)
Brooklyn 07
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I. ns Angeles . .
Vernon
Halt Luke ....
Portland
Oukluud .....
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Yesterday's Results.
At Han Francisco Oakland
0-8, Portland .'1-1.
At Hull Luke Vernon 4-3,
Halt Luke 3-4.
At I .os Angeles f,os Angeles
4 2, Hun Pruncisco 8-0.
Sunday's Results.
At San Francisco Portland
fl-8, Oukluud 2 1.
At, Los Angeles Los Angeles
13, Hun Frnncisco 3.
At Hult Luke Vernon 10,
Halt Lake 7.
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MARION COUNTY DISTRICT
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THE FIFTY-FOURTH ANNUAL
OREGON STATE FAIR
TO BE HELD AT THE
Fair Grounds
MONDAY TO SATURDAY, SEPT 27 TO OCT, 2, INCLUSIVE.
THIS IS YOUR FAIR. IT IS THE KEYNOTE OF THE AGRICULTURAL DEVEL
OPMENT OF YOUR DISTRICT.
YOU ARE PATRIOTIC
AND YOU OWE A DUTY TO YOUR FOLKS AND YOUR NEIGHBORS, AND
CAN BEST PAY THIS BY ATTENDING THIS FAIR.
IT'S WORTH THE PRICE.
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N gotiating For Loan Drunken Austrians
Greatest In World's History
New York, Sept. 13 With tlio arrival
of .1. J. Hill, railroad magnate, ni'j;iiiia
tiotm wore atartrd today for the
world 'a greutPHt loan piitiiaatcil from
ono half billion dollars, ilcsireil by rop-ri'Hi-iitativoa
of tlie Kuropcaa allien.
Hill is reported to be Htroiirl.y in fa
vor of the loan, maintaining that if it
in not made, America niny find her ban
ner crops a failure, Inacmueli ns a Eu
rope without money could punliase in
the grout American tmirket.
Moreover, it wan said, ho conniders
that South America will stop into tin
broach if Americn does not, and thai
she will furnish not only a loan, but,
in uddition, will be a source of inurl
of the uUU'H Hupplies, aside from mu
nitions,
Indulge In Riot
(Continued from Fage One.)
countrymen by l'olicemnn Long in last
night ' melee.
The rioting ut I.innton waa a result
of insults offered Americun women by
a mob of drunk-crazed Austrians. A
citizen whose name was not learned
summoned Patrolman Long and the two
attempted to disperse the crowd of for
eigners. A fight immediately followed,
in which the officer's companion was
beaten unconscious. He was rescued
by Long after a desperate struggle.
Aid was then summoned from Portland.
Vive plainclothes men who were rushed
In II... ...I... : i , -.
... numinn in uM auroiiioune were
KstablisliiMont of the credit tho al-l 11 ' '," 4 A,,","or nutomo
lied coiiiniission desires, he said is of."10 V'!' tllc finally was dis
far more importanee to America than I "''., ' ut ,u,t lin,il I'ltrolman Long
to Kngland. If America ' wheat is to'1'"'1 1)WM1 l-'i''"cd to use his revolver
feed Kurope's millions, there must beal!" I'r"t.'('t brother officer from lie
stable rate of exohnnge, he said, nndl!"K ",ri""sly injured by a cudgel in the
this can bo assured oillr by tlie loan. i ti'iuds of uuu of the rioters. Joe Rotoso
Tho United Htiites will have Tli.'i.UOO,- w" 'e victim of the policeman's bid
!M)0 bushels of wheat tu sell abroad. 1 '''f- He was shot tin. mgli the stomach
The nation must find a purchaser. 111111 may die.
Moreover, there will be much more, ''aptain Hut y foil mm nn excavation
wheat liurvt'Mted on the entire globe while pursuing several fleeing men and
for use in Kurope than Kurope will sustained n broken shoulder and sov
take. lliMiee, to dispose of American' end fractured ribs. Detective Ham
wheat. Hill said, the loan is absolutely . mersloy fractured his right' wri t '
essential, fur otherwise Kurope will go ! swinging n blow to the dead of nn,w
into other markets. jtrinn rioter.
Hill fell, however, that the loan miiNt ' , m ,
nnl ),M H1 liltiiliiil flu In tii-nvi.ln mil,, n ' a. a. j. .
a, -r f T V JS
redit for war muuitioiiH liurchaso, for
in such cicumslniiccs, western' bunks
would not take an interest, or at bMist,
nut sufficient interest in it,
.The fiirm of the promised loan is un
known, but it was suggested in the
street today that a syndicate, composed
of bar,'kors from all parts of the country
will be formed to underwrite it and of
fer the public notes at five per cent,
secured by r'ratice, Kiiglund and Una
sin. "We want tu keep this great trade
we have built up during tfie war," said
a prominent bunker todny, "The more
the allies can borrow here, the inure
they will buy here."
NEW MOTORCYCLE RECORD
Chicago, Sept. I.'!, Cnrl flodwy holds
u new motorcycle record today ns a
result of his piloting un Kxcelsior to n
win in the :mo mile event at Hpe.vlway
perk. His time :is ;!:2:51 2-5. More
than 13 11! minutes bettor than the
record sot at Tticiiun loss than n month
ago by Lull Armstrong,
STAYTO NEWS
Miss Lois Williams went to Partliind
Monday to take up her work in the
Stephens school.
Lewis l 1'riom and Mrs. Hilda Fish
of Macleay, wore married the latter
part of lust week.
Mrs. Cnrl Titus und Mr. Vilas Phil
lipi mid sou wore trudiuK th Ktnvtou
merchants Tuesday.
, Leo K'erber and rnmily of T.lnn
county, visited Sunday with'f riouils and
relatives in Stnyton.
Mis. '.. O. Alexander ia visititiR nt
the home of her daughter, Mrs. V. C
Parry, at .lunctien City.
Tho V, M. Korinek home entertain
ed A. W. Korinek, f Portlund, and
Miss Kmily Norod, of Salem, Sundny,
W. K. lhirby and family motored
over from Salem Sunday and spent tlx
day. with his sister, Mr Prank Lesley
and family.
Forrest Mack will ,.n move into the
Hoy house on Third street, S. H. Holt
el will occupy the Mack residence,
and Thos. Hirst will move to the fleh
Ion property soon. ,
Misses Milc nd L'lUa Kov, Hon Boy
and Albert Roy, wife am babv. rame
down from Portland Saturday night to
spend Sunday and Monday with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Roy,
Mrs. V. O. IVery, of Scio, daughter
of W. It. Hobson, or this eitv, ia re
ported quite low from a relupse from
an operation performed weentlv.
lr. Honuchamp and wife, Mrs. I.ons
way and O. C. Kksma attended the
Scio fair Tuesday. Th doctor was
one of the judges In the babr show.
Mrs. N. Jr. Streff is rntertnininir Mian
May nrnbbit and Mist Annie Mullen,
both of Port Podge, Ia. Tk are oa
their war home from i ..ii;.,
I Mail. ' '
STATE NEWS
Kosoburg Rev.ew: A storv is going
the rounds here today to the effect that
n locomotive, driven by 1-nginoer Kin-
and killed a fu.o buck while passing
through (Tow Creek Canvon. Mr Kin.
ney was absent from the city this
morning and consequently tho report
could not be verified. Another street
story ,s to the effect that Mrs. Strader
wife of the local Southern Pacific en
gineer, run down a deer a few dav8 go
while enjoying nn automobile ride
through the rural districts of the
country,
Rogue River Courier: The fly fish,
ermen are now having the best snort
along the Rogue that the river has af
forded for five years. The steolheads
are takmg either the fly or the spinner
greedily, ami put up the fight that
pounds of fish energy can be expected
to put. up. The trout are fat ami range
rrom ono to ton pounds each. The reu
se.! for the improvement in the fishing
is said by the anglers to be the taking
of many of ,he saimo out of th
stream. When commercial fishing is
JTohUutod, the river fills with spawn
tag and dead salmon, und the trout
feea on spawn and decaying fish.
J!ul0Ti?m: Un'1 i8 ,he t
Zl h' . Thp, rarity of Jackson
county depend, in the lust anah sis up
on the productivity of the land. With-
"ui nuior, me mild will
cnoign to support the
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sums of any size any distance by
WESTERN UNION
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FRONTIER DAYS
Walla Walla, Wash.
September 16-17-18
A REVIVAL OF THE OLD FRONTIER DAYS
Low Round Trip Fares
from Stations on
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
Ask nearest Agent
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
years old and hale and hearty. I, there
a ything ,bou, holding the Mute tretta.
urer a ob that ia conducive to lone
hfet LoOK at vm M g
. onc. ..at. treasurer, a ho i, get
ting along in jean, also."
here; with water, it will produce enough
to aupport unlimited numbers. Water
!" ":,,rxrnIr;U'1i ii needed
to make Medford and the Rogue River
valley one of the most prosperous dis
trict, oa the Pacific coast. ' And now
1. the tune to get it.
Harney Couuty N,. Von Hinde
biirg I. tifl yeara of age, Von Bulow 72.
Von lbsaing 71, Von Heeringen fil Von
Pan 7,. Ki L "'' "r9 B4-l A from the Pendle.
K . rrenca o,i and luo r.asi Ureeonian- T1. u ,,,
... . . suggested ulu" n ner parade Tt it. u ..
chloroforming any of them b.. .,,.- , chiefiu ,0, u.,h old 'ux
age limit. Thi. war has restored mauy
a man a confidence in himielf.
Coyotea are playing hsvoc wi,h
brood, of chicken, in the Pine Grove
distr ct. The predatory beast, are com
ing down from the hills in drove, tnd
orehardi.ta report that thev e nam
ber. of them daily. A litter of pup.
pie. an found by one man In hi. or
chard. A eoyot hunt Is being planned
by Piaa Grove young Amerkau.
Th T Oraada Observer is "won
dering Vnde Gcorga Webb ii t2
" . Pver r0llc mo . --
n a pretty certnin that Walla W.ll.
"ill find the other one." "a
viLux S'"i,'-e 0fficers 16-
year-old boy in jail for three dav. and
three night, becau.e h, had botS.
?heyChavn J"' P0":8ion' h "S
..:. .h,v ' him had he no..
rssni a xuij caaef ask. t). .
Astorinn .i iT?' ?" the Astoria
ti- V " ra,n" hard am
tion to answer. v.i. t iu'
aboli,hn.l ' 'UK "
A cent a word win tell yoo
ory ut the Journal New Today
Alleged Arson Trust
Is Being Investigated
, St. Louis, Mo., Sept. 13. The grand
jury Btarted today an investigation in
fo an alleged "arson trait," which it
i. claimed has been operating here for
'X yenrs, during which time it de
frauded insurance companies out of at
least 2,500,000.
Julius Berach, a wealthy broker, bas
Etvcn bond to answer any charge th
l'ohce may decide to make against
Attorney Herbert O. Baker, jromi
ent in .ocial life, was arrested Natur
..7 f?Uo,1in(l et-l'ture of four alb-g-J
torches" who were carting away
. S.0" of irfl"nimablo maturiul
' the Bellow. Manufacturing com
rny' yard..
Picause of the prominence of the
men alleged to be implicated, and W
'' of the gigantic wale on whVfli
the ojration. were '..id to be carried
the city it .tirred.
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