PTCTTT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. FRIDAY. MARCH 24. 191fi. B3" I t- i i; its an nonur to be a good nickel cigar. M. A. GUNsT ft CO. INCORPGKATKD TO SEEBiG BATTLE Odds Are In Favor of Willard Rules For Fight Strict, and To Be Enforced v - Mil WOOD fca iid lid a fca wt ui a m& M k Ut id nut J 4 fi JaadfcJa4&.iuiiW .4..t...4 t t for Immediate Delivery 5 Load lots at F" """3 Order Now Spaukling Logging Co. Front and Ferry Telephone 1830 ii i hi ii nm , mpp! h i w w New York, Mar. 21. With ."II de tectives at the ringside .mil members lit' I lii' boxing commission armed with rule hooks mi the job, .Ti's-s Willard ami Frank Moran will fight for the world's heavyweight championship lit .Madison Square tomorrow night. The crowd, it is estimated, will total more than 12,- 01)11. With the fighters ready, then' was cniisider.tbie discussion today about the rules under which the affair must lie conducted. The state commission as -cits that there shall be no hitting in the clinches, no hitting in the breaks no backhand m In i li tl. no kidney punch ing, no unnecessary clinching anil no swearing. And if any of the rules are broken and the boxing ruin mission wints to enforce its mandates, remember the .10 deteetives. " The fans hardly expect a knoekout. The odds are extremely against any such ending to the bout. The biggest bet recorded was said to have been nnidi) by llarrv Moore, of Chicago, $1, lino .mil $10,000 tiiat nniHt of the Now York newsjiaiiers will give Willard Nie decision. Fans who have made the pilgrimage here from as far away points as Sar, Francisco expressed great astonishimit when they saw Will nil . swatting iiis sparring partners. Manlev Fay, of San Francisco was frankly surprised, lie said Willard showed tho greatest im provement of any boxer he ever knew. Those who saw the champion when he was fighting irojinil Los Angeles said the Willard of today was not the same man whose boxing Referee Charley l'!y tou of tiie Verson sircna likened to that of a ' ' washer woman. ' ' Willanl stayed in his hotel room to 'ay, but occ.isionnlly flakes of plaster ing floated from ceilings below to tell oilier guests that II. former eowpiiurh er was skipping rope or engaging in some other innocent pastime. .Moran broke the scale at. 202 pounds when he tread oa them this morning. Then he went back to bed and read about the stock market, being just "on edge' Scores of fan:; loitered .lroiiud toe boxers' quarters today, but no hard work was done by either man. The Yannigana Won. Hnvcs Springs, Cal., Mar. 21. Oak- laud ynuniguns had too much speed I tor the regulars uid beat them Ii to 1 i in a seven inning game, which caused j the second string men to stalk around: today with their chests stuck out so iiiaiblcs would not roll off their wish! bonesj Doflh teams; shfiwed lots of; "stuff, flie fielding of llarlieaux, Da vis and llurg looking high grade. Next Monday the team goes to OiMaml lor a week of pradice there before, the i season opens. I i ' I py 1 a .1 Cook S Clearance Sale New and Used asides aeel toves We need the space, hence the ex tremely low prices. See list below: One 818 Cast Iron Detroit Range with dull steel high closet, sanitary base, 18-inch oven, six lids, double fire backs, draw-out hearth, a fine baker; regular $: 18.50 value; special on this range . . . $24.50 IUne large Detroit Look btove with large reservoir, very much the same as tne above ranee: regular nrice $:)5.00: special price for this stove W Also one exactly same as above but slightly. used; regular $35, used price. . One new Kitchen Gem Cast Iron Cook Stove; regular $12.50, sale price Also one larger size .-r $9 00 Four all steel body Cook Stoves with good cast tops, sells jegularly for $12.00, special while they last $8 75 One used Buck Steel Cook Stove in good condition, sold new for. $: 10.00, sale Prfce $10.50 One large $65.00 Bridge-Beach Steel Range with Reservoir, in fine condition, just the Stove for large family, boarding house, lodge or church kitchen. This Range is well worth $40.00, but will be sold for. " $25.00 One $50.00 used Standard Steel Range in good condition, special $J$ QQ One used $10.00 Royal Range, a very neat small sized- Range in good order, price NEW TODAY CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING BATES Bate per word Wow Today; Each insertion, per word 1 One week (6 insertions), per word....Pe One month (26 insertions), per word 17 All ada must be ordered for t etnted length of time, no ad to count U-sa thaa 10 words. The Capital Journal will not be re sponsible or more than one insertion for errors in Classified AdertiBe mentn. Read your advertisement the first day it appeurs and notify ni im mediately if it contains an error. Minimum chirce. Uc. if-'- PHOJSE 937 Cor wood saw. ti 11ARKV Windowcleaner. i'houe 708. Ajirl now We guarantee our second hand Ranges to be in good order and to do first class cooking. Used Ranges taken in exchange for new or bought outright. Let us figure with you on anything you need in Furniture; we will take your used furni ture in exchange. USE POSLAM- TAKE NO CHANCES It is the Sucresxfnl. Safe Kemedy for Ailing Skin. n';in ilistn)U'r, ynu nn usiml;' m ri'iiu'dv Ot IIHIWII Ilinl pl'tVlM) llll'lU. It i S'W'O - li'u,tiiliil)lit riist in nliility t" IhmiI. Sn r:iiiii is it.i m'tinn lliut .-nK'tnlhl T.-tiil'ls ii iv (it'trii lirmiiiht n limit in i'lii-t' tiiiu1. hlti(i; 1nps tit uinc. 'sr 'ov Ki'tMiiM, riintlt". nil Ittliintr 'I'kmiIiIi". lu's. I nl" In hum! 'onipU'x i.lns, 1'ikIim1 I'i'iIiu'ss, i'liilliliiin;, Woimils, .Mm aitiis ; in short, rivy ir 1 1 ' j il:t r .Hiu t :n r ri'iitii I inn. Ami set tlnit tin1 !ip you iim1 is I'l'.slnin Son p, itii nl'soluti'ly s:it'(- M'-.ip I'.ir tlMhllT, Sl'lLsittVl skin. l'nr sninplos, .st'inl Ic stumps to I'iimt ;.'iity I .:ilnii;itt'iirs, ."IL1 Wc-t -."!h St., Yoik ritv. Sol, I l.v nti )iu-::iMs. CAPITAL BANKERS CINCH PENNANT COMMERCIAL LEAGUE WANTED Beef 1425-M. cuttle and lorse. Aprfl WANTKD Urv cows and strippers. Phone 142.-1-M. April I ( ' v. ! , Y vpkxisii h u Housekeeping rooms, 339 Center. Mar- UOUSEKEEl'IXU ROOMS New and clean. 170 Court street. Aprla " FOR RENT Furnished housekeeping rooms, 491 North Cottage. Mar31 FOR SAL E $5.00, m ilo pointer pup, 4 mos. old. i'hone 30KJI. Mm-4 (JAK, dry ash, fir and maple cord wood. Phone 1322-J. W. F. Proctor. AprlO SB Mount Angel Has New Sewer System Mt. Aiiycl, Or.. M:ir. -J I.- The cily of Ml. Anycl luis jiwt ii'iiiplclc.l n .".iii'O fun! M'wer -vIimii nl nil :ippiniiu:ile i :ii of ..iiiio, wiiich v:im sttirti'.l. ('mi !iiii iiiii wns .tiiiu1 entirely hv liniiic 1:1 Imr tniilcr lite mipci iiuii til' l'. V. Kd M''. of Pnrtliiihl. Xeiintur in l'.int Ins entered the re pnliilicuii j oi i . ii t i : I nice, n tiie f:i- i r i t Kim nr Delewnre. possilily expect iin Iiis "Imriel" to inerenso hi" popularity. COTIJ!C an ARRQW COLlAfI 2 for 25c IT TITS THE CRAVAT rniFTT, M'nn1Vrf Inc. Mlrm. Standing of Teams. W. .1.. I'd. t'apilnl Nntinn.il Ilnili ...II 2 .s Hi Kry 'h liriif? tftiiro 9 4 .(iOJ i:U.mpx 9 I .Ii92 ' 1 1 1 i I :i I IliisinesM College .... S ."i .liln I'lice Sliee Co ii 7 .I'll Wntt .Hiiipp tv .1 ,s I In user hi us ; III M.'in.liii'il ( lenuers 1 I ' .n77 The Cnpilnl Nntionnl Hunk (inched the i h.'iiiipiiinsliip of the Cnnnner. ini hii.-kctlmll lenj-iie of the V. M. ('. A. My dcl'i-eiiiii; 1'n St iiidnrd CIcmihms liiM tiidit nl liie nssne iniiun yinnnsi iiui. The SiMinlnrl ('lenuers hnve also i in licit the tail end of tiie lumnl. W illi I no hank the iiiidi'-piiled lenders of the leayue the (junes nest week will he of iniporlance to those teams who nie neither in first nr last place. It is im cleaners In change their position ns the result of the last series next week. First Game. Cnpital II ink Standard Cleaners I'lice (III I' (!' Hail ' nner ( H !' , Witte haker (si (' ( D ) Allrd U illianis ( 1 1 C () i ai tiss oscl I Stive S Pans final score: Capital National Hank J7; M iiidaid ('lenuers S. ' Second Cranio. hisiinps Capital lliisines.s Colleiie i Ai kennan (it) .. .. r' AM o '. ' Hadcliffe, (', (:) .. ! (-') Toi'ier' Seanister C Ka nnaiijiir liailclit te, II. . II . I oiiper Ifainsevei . (I Mueller V (1) Mclntyro , 1'inal score; Hishops is, Capital Hostness Colle;:' t. , Tliinl Oame. Manser Sins. I'roe Shoe Co. M :i nti inn C1 1' Wehii ' Wollinrn ('-') V h'ainsever Miller (I) (' i) I tKr IV l-"l'l' " i l.eisev , Wood II (I:!) Knii j l'innl si oie: I'ri, ,. ( ho,. Co, 1 Ihii-' cr Bros, II. i Fourth O.nno. I'i" Din Sinru Watt Shinn Co. i Pultun V (4) Kowlund 'looks (:) 1' .... (7) Cahls Inrt j Whitney CJ) (' (LM ('arson Miiit.ni ,i Moiirman I llllk (S liosS' 1'iiial seme: Witt Shipp ( o. Id, I'rv I I'r"-' store I. I Officials: 1J. I Matthews, referee; Demetral Soon Thrown. Hutte, Mont., Mar. 21. William licmcttul, (ireek wrestling champion, was shooting for a return match today followiii' his speedy defeat hv .hie Steelier, of llodee, NehrnsU I. Steelier took two falls out of the Athenian in less tiinn fifteen minutes. To Coach Stanford. I'alo Alto, Cal.. Mar. 24.. lack Mc Carthy, former major league umpire, signed today to coach the Stanford uni versity hisehall team. Harry Welter has (rune south to join the Angeles. McCarthy will he professor of the hase hull class for only two weeks, as the season closes soon. Seals Training Hard. San .lose. Cal., Mar. 21. Moss Wol verlon had his Seals out in I. una I'uk Inidit and early today to innke up fori lost lime when shrill winds mid deep mud made work impossilde. Trainer Carroll after divine hrooil n close inspection today, said tiie men were rounding into condition this year hot tor Ih in in previous sensons wdien they hurried mailers to engage in stiff prac tice Raines with the White Sox. Boes Out of Hive. Modesto, Cal., Mar. 2 I --Althoiinh the ground was still a trifle like liecriniut chewing mini today, the Sail hake Hoes worked hard chasing the hall, gralihitig flics and getting toeir eyes on this so r im's assortment of curves. With good hot sunshine to dry it nut. the hoys hope the grounds will lie in shape for a practice game tomorrow. Lolly Owen, southpaw claimed hy Imlh Salt Lake and Portland, is still working w it a t he saints hero. More Candidates File For State Offices linlicrt Service, of Bilker, is n candi date fur nomination hv tiie republican i party for the office of commissioner of the public service commission for the district composed of the counties lying east of the Cascade mountains. Others who filed are: O. M C'nrkins, of Enterprise, candi date for nomination by the democratic party 'for the office of district attor ney for Wallowa county. .fulien A. Hurley, of Vnle. candidnte for nomination by the republh'n t party for the office of state senator. Twenty second seii.'ttofial districf. W. 51. Davis, of lfirf land, candidate for nomination by the republican partv for the office of circuit judge, Fourth judicial district, department No, .'1. John F. Hall, of Miirshfiehl," caiu'i date for nomination by the democratic pnrtv for the office o'f district attor ney for Coos eouutv. Arthur K. Peck, 'of Marsh field, can didate for nomination by the republican party for the office of representative in the legislative assembly. Fifth rep resentative district. Charles Albert Small, of I.n ("I : air ", candidate for nomination by the rop'in lican party for the office of represen tative in the legislative i.'SMihly, Twenty-fifth representative ! strict. More Ammunition Is Delivered to Carranza T.os Angeles. Cal., Mar. 21. Ninety thousand rounds of ainmiiiiit ion passe 1 through here tod iv en route Jo Laredo, Texas, where th" consignment will be turned over to de facto government of ficials. According to a statement issued at the local Carran.ista consulate the am munition was purchased at a tiins.icf tiou in Los Angeles from a Saa Fran cisco munition concern. The nniniunitioa will arrive at Lare do Sunday morning, when,1 a de facto consular ngent will ship it Across the border. More ammunition may be ordered fiom this concern, it was admitted. Salyation Army Band Pinched at Tacoma Tacoma, Wash., Mar. 21 Hand nin- sic as an acconi auiuient to the clank of the police into patrol's gong was 'enough of a novelty to draw crowds to i Pacific avenue to stare at the big wagon. .From the invisible interior came the strains of "When the Hull . Is Called Up Yonder." ' The mystery was explained when the patrol backed up to the door of Cen tral , police sta'.ion. There emerged 'from' the miehiue with their musical in struments, three men and three women ! wearing toe unifornis-of the Salvation , army. ! The band had been "pinched" for playing on a prohibited corner. -SNOIi.VJ.IIM I AO 'JHVMIBk. 'AN NAIXOOan ISAdN3H 6 N3.tNV1d WOHJ "OgilVliM AH XOB lVIHJ.M0-913IS9naa IV N MM aoj ACI 3. lJj 3 M 3iavn:?H aio 3iu. A Boxing Revival l Sacriniento, Cal., Mar. 21. The box ! ing game is- revived in Sacramento again today, following a card of eight i four round bouts last night for which: 'J.oihi fight fans turned out. I In the main event Hilly Malum, who ciniius uie leaiiierweignc en iinpionsiu of tiie Pacific const won an easv deci sion over llarrv School. Wireless Messages Are Also Senseless An Antonio, Texas, Mir. 21. Army headquarters announced today that tiie wireless between Columbus and the American forces in Mexico would be abandoned. Two messages from (leiiernl John J. Pershing to (ieuernl Fred Kims ton arrived so badly garbled tint repe tition was demanded. The messages were thought to contain important in formation ho ut the limit for t'laucisco Villa. It was stated that a lino of instil ited wite from Casas (Irandes to Columbus would he working shortly, an I that it would supersede the wireless. Meanwhile Company I of "tiie Signal corps was ordered front El Pnso to Col ii mi ) U4 to remedy the radio difficulty if possible. The only intelligible message leceived Slid that high winds were keeping (he military aeroplanes in camp. II. S, Kadiliff, (imer; Oscar H. (iingrii It S' orer, jm sm www s if "flwtwwirjww n H El n u ii n n ii ii EJ ri EJ El i a n n M li El ti El U 11 K ti RI 11 II n ti u n u ri M El w liipWPir)t!fnftfinnmmMivipfmriii!innf"' El Exceeding Your Expectations After reading and hearing; of the large increase in the costf material You'll be surprised to see the regular values we are showing in our Spring Goods. Value will he as good as ever the selections as large and the colors guar anteed the same as we have always done. We are showing liiany hall year weights" now in our BISHOP ALL WOOL SUITS VALUES $15.00, $20.00, $25.00 I'Olt KENT Well furnished 5 room cottage, 11GS Leslie., Phone I42.ri-M. ' Mar25 HOME COMFOUT UANGE For sale, in "A. No. 1" shape. 287 S. Winter street. Mar25 GOOD COW To trade for real estate. What have you f Address "O" care Journal. Mar24 WANTED To rent 1 or 8 room house reasonably close in. Address N. . (i., care Journal. it POIt HALF Jersey milk cow, good milker. A. W. Lawrence. Houto 3, liox 149. Mur2."i CAPITAL RUG WORKS Rugs and ' carpet weaving. 371 North High St. Salem, Or. Aprla I'OK PENT Two mil ,1 room house keeping apartments, furnished, 4!)l N. Cottage. MaKSl ' FOB RKNT House and 2 lots closo to Yew Park school. $7 per month. Phono 994. Mar24 LADIES $2 to $(1 for six hours, easy work. Mrs. Porter will explain. Kit) Court street. Mar21 Edit SALE Restaurant, good location, bargain if taken by April 1st. R. II., care Journal. jMar2,"i Dli ESSM A l I Nti Alterations andre" moileling. hv the dav or at home. Phono HHiO-'K. Mar27 FOR SALE One good all-round horse. Apply Willy Zirkel, Pox IPS, Uoute 7, Salem, Ore. Mar24 21,000.(10 Private money to loan on improved secuiitv, 7 per cent interest. W. A. Liston. Alar2."i k)B SALE 15 acres Dottom Hnd, onth of Marion. Mrs. E. Tiomas, Marion, Oregon. - ApnU DESIRABLE ROOMS Furnace he it, fine location, excellent meils. Phone 1156-M. 1510 State. April7 ONE CYPHERS 1 NCPHATOI! And 5 portable brooders for sale at a bar pain, i .Kino 79F1 1. Mai'25 FOR RENT Suite of front rooms for housekeeping with furnace heat, close in. 143 Court. Mni23 WANTED Will pay cash rent for 4 or 5 acres of good potito land. Must be cheap. Adresa Journal C-50. Mayd FOR RENT Neatly furnished front apartments. Prices very reasonable. 20(5 N. High street. I'houe 1995. Mar27 GOAT AND SHEEP SHEARING By np to date power equipment. List your order at Salem Fuel Yards. Phone 629. tf WHITE ROCKS An egg strain of ex hibition quality. 15 eggs by parcel post for $1.50. Imperial Egg Farm, Route 3, Salem. tf CI 11 El SALEM STEAM and Vacuum Carpet Cleaning Works. Fe.itliers and mat tresses renovated. Otto F. Zwicker. Phone 1134. Aprlj Roberts Hats at Salem Woolen Mills Store Just Shoes $4.50 and ?5 ti n n EJ ti El II El 1! II II 11 n u n pi ti u TWO IS LITE Nice front rooms for housekeeping. 4MH N. Com. street. Op posite Marion Square. $S ami $10 per month. Mir2t WANTED First class 'Royal or Un derwood typewriter, cheap for cash. Will call and examine machine. II. K., Journal. Mar27 PRUNE TREES fi and 8 foot at 7c. Oregon Champion gooscRcrries $15.00 per thnus.ind. Call nt office, 357 N. Commercial. Phone 250-U. Aprl DON'T TAKE CHANCES With gum l osis: plant top grafted cherrv trees. Royal Ann and Lambert on Plaek Mnzzard stock. Harry E. White. Phone 14F13. Mar27 SAW MILL FOR SALE 50,000 ca pacity. H is been operated about 12 months. All ready for operating at present time. W. A. Taylor, Maoleav, receiver). Thoue 3SF2L Maril BIGGEST SALE ' ever von can find: 20 acres, 16 to 17 acres plough land, balance good timber and pasture, no buildings. Oil county road. Little work to irrigate 2 or' 3 acres. Good black garden land. Price $1500, is worth $3500. I need the monev. 2'0 miles from Silcm. "20 Acres," care nt .Tnnrnsl. AprlS Our circulation is coming np and still 'growing read the . paper and you guess the reason.