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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1916. FIVE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINO EATE3 1 tTtONT APAETMJS'T6 Ground floor I 491 N. C'ottag. tf Eate per word New Today: j . . Each insertion, per word lelFOR SAI.E Milih van. Y,. Vim Sun- I One week (6 insertions), per word....5c i ton, Snlcm, fit. 1 iunfj r X rf'' ' "V ZZZZZI I NEW TODAY - : S , w f ' J iTpn mini nil T " i Tl'iifi'T""- 1' TT" ' " ' " ' f? iiihhwiiiii..,.ijih..' (...7 9 . !b 'Qjc- ... ,3a -'."!! I .!-:: . Nothing. To Be Added j r 4 ' if 't r s V mm To The Maxwell , 70U will never want to add anything to your MaxwelL j The purchase price includes everything you will ever J need or desire for luxurious motoring. You won't want to disguise the hood or buy a new body! or put in another carburetor or ignition system or install electric lights or a self-starter. You won't want a new radiator or springs or new spark plugs or shock-absorbers or a new top. You need add nothing for comfort, reliability, beauty economy or convenience. If it is a Maxwell, your car, your experience and your investment are complete. That is the way that Maxwells are designed, manufactured and sold. Question the owners of other motor cars any other motor , cars and see if they are equally satisfied with their motoring investment Jornh Car $655 toaster $63 ?f. p. is. dotoit Halvorsen & Burns MAXWELL SERVICE STATION Corner High and Ferry Streets . Phone 959 Time Payments if Desired 3 sponsible for more than one insertion ital Journal office. tf for errors in Classified Advertisements. Read your advertisement the first Any KK SALE Or trade for wood, guso it appears and notify us immediately line eiigino. i'hono 45J. tf if it contains an error. , Minimum, charge, 15c. GOOD Furnished house to Teat, elose in. Phone Main 4 or 47. tf HAEBT Window cleaner, Phone 768. Juno4 KOR SAIiK Linht huick delivery ear,' ' in jjixid order. Phone 83 I'll. junetS PHONE 937 For wood saw. tf ' ' WANTED i i i-l to do general house NEW HAY For wile, rinme "OEI I. work. Inquire 271 N. Hummer. t junrT . : UOISKKKKPIXH Ijno.MS l'or ni.t. b.LEXI (.'hiiiincy Sweep. Phone !!). Phone 17 or 1. G. W. Johnson. l juiiefi KOIt SALE (iolil oin seed pot.ltotes. GOOD Mijk eoiv for s.ile. 'hone II Call !7P11 at meal times juiii'S El'j. junelllj (WANTED Girl 'for light limiwwork. HEAD Dr. May's uiuiouni.ement in to- Address "Girl,"' care Jminial. tf days' paper. .iiukm - TWO .iETS Of furnished housek.'rp- 5 UOO.M HOI SK KOK SALE '' E ". j ing rooms for rent. T.'iU S. I'nnit. ju8 eare Journal. June'' PUKE Whale nil soap for hop spray YOl'NG COW Fresh, for sale, ih.up. j;or me at tho 'npital Soap Works. Iiiiiiire J;in2 Madison St. jmicT (( FrKlSIIEl) HOUSE For rent. Ad STENOOHAPHKIt Wishes position, .li'.'ss George H. Graves, Salem, Or. Address S. W. care journal. .ine'J WANTED Piano, will store lor ib use. Address No. A J, Capital .loinn ill. jiinel FOR KENT House partly furnished, elose in. Incj"ire I'.Mi South ( ottae St. ,iujic7 HRESSMAKIN'C -And plnin sewing Tiir $1.25 n day. Experieneed. Pbone (i03. juneti 1438 N. COTTAGE St., kale plants for sale i J-2e. per hundred, Ciias. Me Kinley. juneh (i()OI) All purpose horse, weight J Ml Ins., for sale eneap, or trade lor ponv Phono (lil'11. junefi IIOl'SEHOI.D GOODS For sale, IIIH Court St. call in the forenoon, or nf ter o in the evening. ,Ui.e. FOE RENT Ity month or week, strict ly modern 5 room houso furnished or unfurnished. Phone 1737-W. tl FOU SALE 1 Jersey cow and 2 one year old heifers, also some furniture. 1701 S. 13th St. Houte .", liox jii FOR SALE Gooil young Jercy vow fresh 1 week. f. D. Walla.-e. lit box 12."), 3 1-2 niili-i southeast of junel Salem ou Maeleay rii;'d. MODERN FL RNISHED iiOO.MS Or housekeeping rooms, at tiilti North Cot tage. June 0 FUENJS1IED rooms and housekeeping appartmenta, .inlet reasonable, close in, 160 Conrt. tf FOR .LE-( heap, a 11(10 Hi. all pur pose horse. J. A. Heuiington, 31)2 N. Chunh street. juneS WANTED Casca ib bark, highest ash price. Cull or write Frys Drug store, Salem, Oregon. .h''.v3 WANTED Experienced girl for gen eral houso work. Call at 270 N. 13tli Mrs. Jlarry Clay. If NICELY FURNISHED Inrg.i rooms, ,modern. Use of kitchen, low rent. JtiO Union Btreet. June!) WANTED TO KENT 5 room fully modern burrgalow or cottage Willi garage. Phone Oil. tf HOUS E K E EI'E R W A NT E I ) M idd lo ageil preferred. Phone '103-M or ad dress 12tm N. 18 St. tf FOB KENT Flat elose in, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 823-J, or call at 252 North Cottage St. tf 4U0 ACE E New York farm, fino im provements, 40 nd 30 .leres well im proved elose to Salem, for sale by owner. W. M. Schnett, Salem, tit. '2 ,iune I Dnihnt at first. Cole then massacred ! Wilson, 3b 5 I rt l ... !... :nDU,.nA Tn. Adiinm if 1 E BY 4J 5 SCORE Filsoa Hits Out Two Hcmers and a Single and Pulls Off Double Play 1 Adams, cf 4 Hnuser, c 4 Miekel, If 4 Jones, lb 2 Miller, ss 2 Cole, p 4 Rrnnt's slats with au inshoot and Mc Keen walked home. Three hits and three runs. Wilson came up in the Senator's framo end bounded one into the creek for a round trip. In the third the Beavers added two more runs when Druhot singled and McBride hit a hot one to Wilson who chased Druhot back to second but Colly slid safe. Jones contributed an error and the bases were ! Casey, 2b full with Casey at the hat. Casey sing- Englo, 2b 3 led and Druhot and McBride crossed Lind, If 2 Totals 3G 4 8 27 12 5 Adams 2, Casey, McKeen. Hits off Zwiefel, 23 at bat, 5 hits, 4 runs; 3 hits, no runs off Brunt in 3 innings. Left on bases, Huleni 8, Beavers 11. Earned runs, Beavers 1, Salem 3. Time of game 2:10. Umpire Brown. Bnhy Beavers AB. E.H. PO. A.E. 2 115 4 0 Salem lost to the Baby Beavers yes terday by a 5 to 4 score when a ninth inning Tally flashed in the pan though the locals had three men on banes and one down when Wilson came to the bat. Wilson had hammered out two home rfing and one single up to this time, ?iwever, and could hardly be expected to repeat. Colo waa wild and wobbly but held the Beavers to seven hits while the Selem bitters collected eight safeties. . The fraeas started with the first in ning when Casey walked and took sec ond on a balk and scored when Miekel failed to pick up Engle's sinjrle. I.ind doubled and Engle scored and McKern walked, Druhot hit to Wilson who knocked it dowa but failed to get the plnte. Tho Salem fans who wagered a few jitneys on the outcomo began to think, in the sixth inning, that they would collect perhaps 80 cents on the dollnr when .Humphreys hit safely and Semout attempted to sacrifice but toe Beavers refused hiB generous offer, then Wil son splashed one into the brook and th joy was nneonfined for a few min utes. Adams followed with a single and then Zwiefel, the Beaver flinger, felt himself slipping and was retired in fa vor of Brant, but Hauaer, Miekel and Miller fanned after Jones had reached first by being hit by a pitched bnll. The ninth inning rally was started with one down when Cole singled and Humphreys duplicated. Meinour drew fonr wide ones but Cole was forced out at the plate when Wilson's infield grounder was fielded to the plate and Adams was an easy out. . The score: Snlem AB. R. H. It). A. E. Humphreys, 2b .... 6 1 2 4 3 1 Seymour, rf 4 1 0 1 0 9 McKeen, lb 4 Druhot, rf 5 Watt, ss 2 McBride, c 5 Brant, ef & p 3 Zweifel, p & cf .... 3 oron on the hillock, distributing drops, curves ami slow teasers around the home plate. Eight Angles funned and only three hit safely. Watching the Scoreboard Pacuic Coast League Standings Vernon Halt Lake H. 8 II . 8 Totals 2!) 5 7 26x15 2 xllouser out, bunted foul, third strike. ' Score by innings: Baby Beavers B. Hits ..... 302 000 201 5 Buns 302 000 000 5 Salem B. Hits 110 003 102 4 Buns .... 100 003 000 4 Summary: Buns, Casey, Engle, Mc Keen, Druhot, McBride, Humphreys, Seymore, Wiwon 2. Struck out, by Cole 6, Zwiefel 5, Brnt 3. Base on balls, by Cole 6, Zwiefel -, Brant 1. Hit by pitcher, Brant 2, Lind 2, Jones, Jones; by Brant. Balk, Cole. Double plays, Wilson, unassisted; Humphreys to Miller to Jones. Home runs, Wilson 2. Three base hitt, Casey. Stolen bases, W. U Pet. .. 37 20 .OI'J .. 33 27 .550 .. 31 27 .534 .. 28 28 .451 .. 22 27 .14! .. 23 40 .305 Yesterday's Results At Los Angeles Portland 4-4, Los Angeles 1-0. At Han Franciscrj Oakland 1-4, San Francisco 0-3 (first game 18 innings), second game 10 .innings.) At Salt Lake Vernon .0, Salt I.aJie 7. Los Angeles tripped over a couple of Portland pitchers and the Sabbath wus featured bv twin defeats for the An gles. Kip JIagerman dipplayej a flosy line of goods in the opener and eOM-d the Serapiia down -with four measly hits. The afternoon discovered Mr. South- J.vi joy,) joy in Oakland. The Oaks won two games from San Francisco. Sound the cymbals. Strike up the La ltd ! Eighteen innings the two teams struggled in the morning, until K la wit ter drove a bounder to left that scored Iavis, wuo had walked, break ing the nothing to nothing ice. It took ten innings for Oakland to turn the trick in the afternoon, but the Se.il rallies availed naught when Doc Cook doubled and Kenworthy drove a hot one to Ping Bodie's territory bringing the physician home. Detroit made every hit count agthist the Senators. Tney made four ot them Vcach got two. The Indians counted their seconl straight fr.m the Bed Son und now have a two game lead on the Yanks, ' It was a bad day for tho suckers. Hoblitzcll of the Bed Sox and (mndil of the Indians wero forced to quit when the former was spiked and the latter hit in the head with a pitched ban. The Browns bunched four bits in one inaing for three runs and beat the Athletics. Pitcher Koob of the Browns quit in the lirst when he became ill. The Whito Sox were extremely bfttby.) Theywalloid t;ie Vank hurlcrs for 16 WANTED Euiploiviiiciit during sum mer vacation by a young lady who has had experience- as stenographer and is graduate bookkeeper, ''all at 202 U. S. Hank liblg, or plu 170. juneO RANCH FOR SALE- Or trade, 80 A near Philomath, Oregon, near S'-iiool and church, about 33 in crop, good house anil barn and other buildings. Write or inquire of M. A. Barber, Marion, Oregon. junclO WE HAVE- Farms lor sale, very reas onable i i price. Good buildings, well loc.'ted, equipped with teams, cows, hogs, bouts, poultry, farm implements and now ill crops. Will accept house in Salem, us part pavmeut. Square Deal Realty Co., 202 U. S. Bank hi Ig. FOR RENT -0 room modern house, completely furnished. 045 Oheineketu St. June 10 to Sept 10. junej WANTED 100 men sleudy work, .fl"i per month and board. I lii N. Com mercial St. M. J. Baldwin. .juuerl FOB BALE 200 acres at Lyle, Wash., . will consider sumo trade on clear property. August Bauch, Salem. Or. juue 17 FOB SALE 18 acres, good terms, 16 in crops and fruit, fair buildings. '. best soil. W. W. Lander, Salem It. 9. junelS W.I LI. SELI- Or trade for car, team, top bu-.'gy, hack, single harness and two icycles. Box 50 i. 3, Turner, . Ore. juncO HE toUlt OWN Landlord, cozy II room house and barn $750, t'rms; choice 5 acre tract close, $800, terms; 12 acre tract $100 per acre: fine farm 158 acres slock, crop and im plements, price $05 per acre; choice 20 aero tract $73 per acre; large, list of property to exchange. L. Bei-htel Co., 347 'State St. .juncO I Penrose Heaves From Penn sylvania Germans, and May Drop the Colonel By Pony Arnold (United Press staff correspondent) Chicago, June 0. Gorman-Americans took mi active iiand in the, pre-conveu-tion fight against Thcadoie, Koosoveit Satu relay. Some of the "big three, Penrose, Barnes anil Crane, wero bombarded with telegrams ashing them to pre vent at .ill costs the nomination of the colonel by the republican convention. Senator Penrose, it was reported, had heard from the Pennsylvania Germans today. There had becu persistent rum ors that Penrose, while perhaps not ready to lend his active suji)irt to Roosevelt, would at least not fight against him. Favorite sons hoped against hope to day that, the Roosevelt Hughes situa tion would develop a deadlock which woum rurnisn, an opportunity for a compromise. Tho bulk of the delegates will not arrive here. until early next week, but those on hand today were frank iu their statements that, so far, Jtoose velt apparently has tho best of the bargain. .mong arrivals to. lav was former (Jovcrnor Franklin Murphy of New Jer y. Murphy, formerly a foe of Colonel Boogevelt, was said by some politic iausg to be "on the tenet" regarding Roosevelt now. FOB SALE Good Jersey milk cow giving 3 1-2 gallons of milk, a bir gain. Phone 0SF2. Walter Pearmino, B. 8. tf 30 loganberry pickers want ed, good camp grounds anil accoi.' modulions. Phone 37F3. 0. L. Denier, ii. 4. juni;j FOB SALE 314 hilf truck Studebaker wagon. Will trade for heavier wagon, cordwood or ptumpago. 278(1 Lee. Phone 1322-J. tf FOB BENT Business block room, tlzft 18x80 foot. 407 Slate ntreot. In quire at 463 Stato. Thone, 1009. Maurice Klingcr. tf FOB . EXCHANGE ItiO aero slock ranch iii Coos county for vacant lots or residence in Salem, or acreage near tho city. AV. A. Liston, Juned FOR RENT For summer, largo single room, suite l'or light iioiisekecping, or ti room I'lat, all modern ami well fur nished. Chemekela struct, close in. Phone 417-B. .juiiod NEW BUNGALOW PIANO PLAYER With bench and 40 records. Used three months, taken on debt. Best bargain I have ever offered. George (',. Will Music Store. juni;8 I AM Taking orders for summer anil fall delivery of wood. I will give a lower price now than 1 will lute in the season. John II. Scott, phone 1553 After office hours, 022. june20 TWO MEN WANTED To take charg.j of another muchiuc nuw in construc tion. Sec inventor of machine owiiimI bv Marion Power ..inter Co., incor porated, at 313 Hubburd bldg, jnc'l TWO Good cows for sale, brindle, giving 3 gal. per day, very gontle, sa.fo for women or children to cure for, Jersey giving ever 3 l-'i gaM per dajj ..Ward K. HicJiardaou, 23U3 Front. " " junefi bits and 12 runs. Everybody swatted except the j'itcher, ' FOB S ALB At bargain prices, on Troy laundry mangle 90 Inches, stors shelving, two teams and Shetland pony, 2 double buggies, one elugU buggy. H. Bteinbock, 302 N. Com! PW tf FOB HALE -Or trade by owner, for improved farm, factory including business aud fine residence; business yielding better than 11,500 yearly; . gooi location, valuation 110.000; if ysu are interested in a good iuenme property see me. IV. W. Beardsley, Salom, Ore-, 1360 Korth Front utrtwt. June 10'