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1 i i ( V .1 THE DAILY CAPITAL .TOT'RNAI,. SALEM. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21. 1916. lurnDISTILLATE Save Money TEN GALLONS OF GASOLINE at 20 cents amounts to $2.00. Figuring twenty miles to the gal lon, you get 200 miles at a cost of one cent per mile. TEN GALLONS OF DISTILLATE at 10 cents amounts to $1.00. Figuring thirty miles to the gal lon (which is conservative), you get TI00 miles at a cost of one-third of one cent per mile. The motorist can divide his fuel cost into three parts and pocket two of them, this claim being borne out by actual comparisons. The Leist DistillateGasif ier PRICE FOR FORD CARS. . . . $5.00 OTHER MAKES $7.50 Installed. Great Western Garage 141 North High St. OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE I Sport News j Is Guaranteed This Sura for Go With Fred Fulton ' Other Sport News Chicago, Juiip 21. A guarantee of 10.000 for ii 10-round Itout with Fred ! Pulton of Minnesota, was still open to l.less " Willard, world's heavyweight i eliauiiiuu, today. Harry Sherman and James Connolly, owners of boxing clubs in Minneapolis and St. l'aul. were here ! today awnitig word from Tom Jones, I Wil lard's manner. The offer was i made a week ago and Jones has until today to decide. Failing to hear from Jones or Wil 1 lur,d, Sherman and Connolly plan to go to New York to line up boxers tor lour round bouts. it:)): ; Watching the Scoreboard Pacific Coast League Standings W. 1.. Pet. Vernon ' 42 I.os Angeles 42 San r'raiiciiM'o 39 .ss:i I'ortland 32 Salt Lake 2 Oakland -S 31 .50 .41li But Few Stras. Now York, Juno 21 The smallest The Nation's Favorite otter No There Is No Better field of stars ever to enter in the an nual national open golf championship will be seen in action at the Minikuhda club at Minennpolis, Minn., next Tues day, entries filed at the United States tiolf association offices showed to day. Fewer than the number required for a qualifying round will tee off and 'form er Champions Ouimet and Travers will i be among the missing. Alex Ross, who won the onen championship in 1907, is j trip only former champiou entered. SOMMEES KNOCKED OUT I'ortland, Or., June 21. l.ee Johnson of Oakland, and Muff lironson, fought a six round draw here last night. Johnson was the aggressor throughout the bout, but missed frequently. Al Summers, a local middleweight, put his jaw in front of a right cross in the sixth round, and l,owo Sims of California scored a knockout. Farmer Hums was given a decision over Joe i (kinds of Tacoinn. P.uins weighed ! jand Ponds 200. Coif Contest Is , Getting Very Warm lel Monte, Cal., June 21. Six play ers still survive in the singles divisions of the annual Pacific Coast tennis tour nament todnv. In the -women's depart meat, ansa Portland, ure., June "!. Two war Marjorie Thorue. and Miss Helen Rah" , brides today stifled back tears as their a dashing stylo of attack and' a ter rific serve, but many believe Oriffiu has too much experience for liini. Two Portland Girls Become War Brides The Harvard-Yale Game. Cambridge. Mass.. Jne 21. The liar vard and Yale baseball teams turned out early today to practice for the sec ond game of their annual series, with Harvard getting slightly the better of it on the betting. Despite the fact that Malum, sar mound artist, is on the sick list, crimson followers predict victory this afternoon. Yesterday's Results At Portland No game with Salt Lake, wet grounds. At Sua Francisco Oakland IS, Los Angeles' 8 (12 innings.) .At I.os Angeles No San Francisco-Vernon game, Vernon traveling. Oakland looked good for several in nings but they couldn't stand the pace. Los Angeles won in t jo twelfth when Jack Ryan doubled and scored two men. The Angels ran wild on the sacks, couimit-f,ing larceny r.t will while Frank Flliott, the "jiivt nile Oak catch er, was nlmost helpless. At least Oakland had the satisfac tion of knocking Hog.' out of the box in the ninth, when they tallied thrice and tied the score. It rained at I'ortland and Vernon didn't get to I.os Angeles in time to play the Seals.. So all the limeligjion the coast was centered on San Fran cisco yesterday. Yesterday's hero in the big leagues was liaunian of the Yanks, He made five hit's in five times at bat. The Indiana struck a sua" in Daus: of the. .Timers. The Detroit slubniau held the Cloveliuulers to two hits. A double by Young in the pinch scored jVeach from second, wit'.i the run that gave Detroit the gamo. 7'-. , v i ZSfJ rJ ? . . t V - '- T - J t r j u fc ;;"! "Broncho" Bob Hall, who originat ed bull-dogging a steer, from an automo bile, and who is the only man to suc cessfully perform the trick. He will be seen in this act at the Philomath Round l"p, Jun 22 to 24. at Philomath. Manuel l.opeZ, Jr., who begged not to be taken, as he had just been married. His father took his place. Young I.opez said the Mexicans told him they were going to organize a revolution in Texas. Reports were received this afternoon that a posse of deputies and civilians have the bandits surrounded near the Astocosn county line. Funstou said that troops will take part in the hunt unless it is found the sheriff can han dle the situation. The Senators got only three hits off Push ot' the Athletics. The latter, how ever wris free with walks and two of the h"it$ scored men who got on via the gift route and Washington won 2 to 1. To Select Referee. New York, June 21. The "third man" for the Dillon -Morun battle of the 29th, will be chosen at a confer ence of the managers tomorrow. Bill Brown, Billy Roche, Mattie Hinkol, Fd Smith or Charley White are proposed. WEST STAYTON BESTS EAST SALEM EAGLES have defeated till opponents and will elnsli for the women's title. Four men are fighting it out for the men's singles championship. They are Clarence Griffin, Roland Roberts, Oiirlton Gardner and William John ston. t'.lmer Griffin figures prominently i'i this play until he met his brother, Peck, who carried too many guns, win ning tl-2, 0-4. Johnson is the favorite to win the singles title. Considerable interest is being mani fested in the games between Griffin uniformed husbands boarded trains for the mobilization camp of the Oregon National Guard. Miss Mnrgnrot Ground chose a real military setting for her romance. She was married to Sergeant Aekloy of Co. 10 at the armory, Regimental Chaplain Gilbert officiating. When her husband's company arrives at. the border, Mrs. Ackley declares she will follow him. Miss Paulino Hensehke, the other war bride, was married to Private Charles Benton, of Co. !, less than 24 hours iml Roberts, the new comet from the, before Benton's compauy left for the Oolden Gate park courts. Roberts has mobilization grounds. On June IS the Fast Salem Fugles met defeat in their first game of the season. West Stayton winning K to 7 in 11) innings. Any team wishing to play good square, honest bunch of boys, tiy West stayton. Ashby and C. Gesne.r pitched good ball for the" Kagles with Horner and Smith on the receiving end. Fryslie starred at first base and grabbed four bingles out of live tunes at bat. The Fugles' line-up: Fryslie, first base: V. llesner, center field; Harris, third base; C. Gesner, pitch nnd short stop: Smith, catch and right hold l.awitson, second base; Ashby, pitch and shortstop; Caplinger and D. Ges ner, left held; Horner, enteu and right field: Jim Lewis umpired the game. Any team wishing games with the Eagles phone 89F-22 or write "tmiuger Chester Horuer.'Salein, R. I. 1). No. box 121. Your Money's Worth You want the utmost return for each dollar you spend for Clothing. That's common sense and human nature. We must give it to you, or give up business. So-avoiding guessing and gropingwe have gone straight as a bullet to BISHOP ALL WOOL CLOTHES $15.00 $20.00 $25.00 HART SCHAFFNER & MARX $20 $25 $30 As the best known, because the best made and best styled in this country. Every Suit is guaranteed as to style, fit, make, and color. lip i mi M iM S3 gk Cyrt(!il H.rt .ScWIncr k Mr Robert's Hats $3.00 Salem Woolen Mills Store Just Wright Shoes $5.00 Old Fddie Plank went along nicely until the sixth against the White Sox when he blew up. The Cardinals woun 1 up a twelve in ning slugging 1PP wl,u ltmr runs 111 i,.. fin''iTnroiinil. The Pirates were londlnuv no to the ninth by two runs A sudden onslaught cut uown mis lead and the Cardinals won out in me twelfth! Mexican Trouble Has Bullish Effect New York, June 21. The New York Evening Sou financial review today said: Wall Street appears to have made up its mind that whatever mav be tho issue of the present situation in con nection with this government's Mexi can relations, - it is likely to have a bullish rather than a bearish influence The overnight news developments were not of a character to change sen timent to any appreciable extent and throughout the forenoon session tie general list advanced from a fraction to one to two points or more. The Mexican issues and the metal stocks started the downward movement on re ceipt of news from Cauauea, Mexico, that the plan ol the ureene tannnea Copper company had been closed down and the employes conducted to the uor der. Mexican Petroleum which had eross ed car earlv. reacted to below 98. In the afternoon the downward (Continued From Page One.) NEW TODAY CLASSIFIED AD VESTI SING BATES Rate per word New Today: Each insertion, per word ..lc One week (6 insertions), per word....5c One month (2G insertions) per word 17c The Capital Journal will not be re sponsible for more than one insertion for errors in Classified Advertisements. Read your advertisement the first day it appears and notify ub immediately if it contains an error. Minimum charge, 15c. YOT'NG Chickens for 287-W. sate. Phono juiie23 SIX Adjustments Hubbard bldg. $5.00. D. May, june24 PHONE 937 For wood eaw. tl nARRY Windowcleaner. Phono 76S. julyl KCB1JEH Stamps made 1G5 S. Com'l. tf PARTNER WANTED Salem Garage. june21 ROENTGEN Ray May. examination. Dr. june21 FOR SALE- 2502-W-4. -Fresh Jersey cow. Phone tf FOR SALE Cheap, dump box. Phone 544 or 2o7.. june22 FOR RENT SIGNS For tale at Cap ital Journal office. tf FOR TKADE Jersey cow for small horse. Phono 8SF3. junc21 WANTED Woman to do oouserlean ing. Pnono 5SFU. june201 WANTED A ono or two horso elec tric motor. Phono 209. tf FOR SATjF. Or trade for wood, gaso line engine. Phone 451. tf HORSE For sale, Phone EGF.15. yrs. old, broke. june21 KENTISH CHERRIES Phono 37F11. For sale. ,june21 FRONT APARTMENTS Ground floor 491 N. Cottage. tl FOR RENT Large farnij cash rent. Address Salem, box 218. june2.'! WANTED Partner in sheep business. C. Schufeldt, 321 4 St. Portland. je27 LOOANP.ERRY And cherry pickers. Alfred Ackley, R. 4. Phone 37F5. juuc23 FOR SALE 15 ram lambs, two heif er calves five months old. Phone IIP 33. A. H. Robinson. june21 FOR SALE Cheap, or will trade for beef cow, a nice Jersey heifer that will be fresh soon. Phone 994. je-1 1 FOR SALE Black Tartarian cherries 3c; Royal Anns are scarce and high Phone Walter (i. Pearuiine, 9SF2. jnne23 WANTED Ten loganberry pickers, good camp grounds; we pay one cent per box. Lewis Dickman, Ht. 5, box 111. Phone 81F4. june23 I WISH $800 on good security. Ad dress R. A. L. care Journal. juue22 PURHi Whale oil soap for hop spray for sale at the Capital Soap Works. tf WANTED To trade a good corner lot in Portland for auto. Call 1W2-W. june22 WANTED 20 loganberry pickers. V. 11 Deucer. Phone 88l-'il, SaJem, Or. june26 FOR GOOD MEALS And comfort able rooms at reasonablo rates. Phone 1013. tf FOR SALE! Bain horse power hay bailer at H. Edwards, R. 3. Phone 79F2, Salem. june23 FURNISHED rooms and houseleepiag appartments, rates reasonable, close In, 100 Court. tf WANTED Cascara bar, highest cash price. Call or write Frys Dru j store, Salem, Oregon. july3 TWO NICE Cottages for icnt by tha month or season' at Newport. O. W. Johnson &Co. ' tf WANTED To let on share one aero loganberries; berries are sold. Phon 194 or 34F13. june2l WANT ED To contract for drying lo ganborries. Walter - O. Petfnnine, R. 8. Phone 98F2. tf FOR SALE 1912 Buick roadster in good mechanical condition, a snap. Halvorsen & Burns. june22 MONEY TO LOAN In sums of $500, $1000 and upwards on good farm se curitv. Square Deal Realty Co., 202 C. S. Hank Bldg. junc22 200 LOGANBERRY Piekers wanted good camp grounds and water. Phone 41F24, L. It. Roberts. tf oral Funstou toiiay uenieu a icpon en diluted that he had made a second re quest for militia to bo sent to the bor der. He said the only request he has ade was the ono made public yester day. . The war department has wired fun stou to recruit four regiments of iufan try and two of cavalry at once for regular service. Detailed instructions have been mailed. Recruiting will be started at once. Report have teen received that Mexicans are assuming a threatening attitude at Ojinaga. Funstou says they are "running around in circles, brag ging about what they intend to do." Official announcement was made that General Pershing has found no Mexican detachments moving at any point with in touch of his lines of communication. Pershing still has scouting pnrties out on both sides of the line. General Parker, at Brownsville, re ports he has no confirmation of the rumored massacre of Americans at the Cerrebalo mines, in interior Mexico. Several big searchlights have arrived at Fort Sam Houston. Funstou refused to say how many. D. W. Griffith Ftmmut SIOO.OM-m-yat Cnatat f Mol ina iciiraa ; Militia to Mots Sootl. San Antonio, Texas, June 21. The majority of the 100,000 national guards men iow mobilizing throughout the country, will begiu to move toward the Mexican border immediately their mo bilization i complete, if the railroads are eqipl to the task of transporting them aipl their equipment. The militia, under direct orders of Oenerali .Funstou will be distributed along tjie international line from the (iulf eft Mexico to California at once. They wiill be assigned, to patrol duty. .. .1... .!..'.. . .1... ..:... ...-.i.l..... lco-;swiy iiu- ruwic H'n r. ui ii-wi.nn now enaeed in that work for actual in vasion of Mexico, in case war is declar ed. A' large reserve of militia also will be stationed at Fort Sam Hous ton, j The tactual 'number of ffimi'J sme-ii asked by Funstou for- immediate serv ice is iyiit known, but he indicated to day lha a large part of their total will be sent1 to the border as fast as thev can be 'transported. He said the re maindeu will be called for in (he event of hostilities. All branches of the service will be in cluded in the movement southward. But Fuuston declined to state just how the ' various units will be distributed as such knowledge would give the Mexicans a I taciial ndvautugc. The tates from which the l'il'-t troops will be called are to be chosen by the war dcparim.-m, Fo"t"ii lias (expressed ioi preference in this respect. 1 lie biggcsl tnctor in any delay to be encountered by the militia will be in equipping thcni with horses and mules This le:ds to the belief that the Xew York and Illinois regiments will be the l'ir-t to, move, as they are already well supplied w ith animals. Sheriff Tolou with two automobile loads of deputies today left for a place 111 miles west of here to hunt a party of armed Mexicans ln forced Floren cin Valdc and Manuel I.oper., Ameri can borh Mexicans, to join them "to tight gringos." The bandits threatened to shoot 13 "A pipeful of Tuxedo is a wonder fully pleat ant form of tobacco en joyment, mild and toothing." Scores of Big "Movie" Men producers as well as actors, are constant smokers and out spoken friends of Tuxedo. It's just the soothing, restful, re freshing smoke men of their nerve-racking vocation need. Nothing calms and comforts a, hustler Tike a pipe of mild, cool, sweet Tuxedo. Tuxedo is aged from three to five years in wobden hog$ heads to ntake it mellow and iwcet flavored. But the thing that takes out all the bite and harshness and makesTuxcdo so bland and gentle that it can't hurt the most sensitive tongue.or throat, is the fam ous and exclusivt iTuxcdo Process." , One week's trial of Tux- edo will show you. YoucanbuyTuxedoeYerywhere FOR SALE Or trade, o acres well im proved, close in, tor desirable city residence. Phone 1003-W. evenings, or address S Rt. 5, b 4. june27 LOST Small gold fraternity pin, some where in business district, bears letters "EX". Finder please leave at Journal office. Reward. je'Jl 80 ACRES Must sell; .10 acres level enough to plow, best of soil, good 4 room house, spring water, 8 acres cleared, balance easy. Price $900, $000 will handle. I.. Mann, R. 2, Sa lem, Or., box 2j. june'Jl movement affected the entire list Reading and Rock Island, which had shown the most consistent strength amt activity, felt the pressure and gave wav lractionallv. Prices declined still further in the later trading but there was little ac tivity. Would Have City Buy A Testing Outfit As a measure of economy in connec tion with the operation of tho niunieip al paving plant, City Engineer Skcl Ion advises that the council authorize the purchase of, a testing outfit. To secure the right mixture, avers Skelton, under the present, system tests of the mixture used must, bo tak en twice a day and seut to Corvallis for analysis. This will prove expens ive. The alternative is to have the city own its own testing. Apparatus and supplies for this purpose can be pur chased for $270.90. The matter is in the hands of the street committee. The street committee is trying to de cide the merits of various offers made bv manufacturers of paving machiuery and supplies who have submitted bids for materials needed bv the city in operating its new paving plant. A machine for digging up tie road is the largest single item on the list ot necessary aparatus. This machine known as a scarifier", must be capa ble of digging up macadam and as phnlt pavement. One company, has asked' $990 for a seurifier that will lig up streets in five foot swaths. Others are offered at ."C'. to $iioO. A gas roller for $2400 is also offered as a good buy. Tne I'liion Oil company otters to furnish paving asphalt for $lo.ti0 ton. WANTED Ten men at $2 a day; long job. W. O. ' Hurlburt, employ ment agent, 70o'; North High. pune22 15 LOGANBERRY Pickers wanted. 2 miles east of Prooks. W. W. and Archie Lander, Salem R. 9. jun21 RED CURRANTS For sale, fine for making jelly. Phone 34F13. Mrs. A. Ia Campbell, Salem Heights. je24 WANTED Loganberry pickers. . cool camp ground, wood and water; ber ries not damaged by frost. Phone "2 F32. june22 ON AND AFTER This date I will Yiot be responsible lor any bills ex cept those that I personally acquire. P. L. Beall. june2J FOB BALE 3ft hilf truck Studebakw wagon. Will trade for header wagon, cordwiood or itumpage. 2788 Lea, Phono 1322-J. tf FOB BENT Business block room, riM 18x80 feet. 467 .State street, In quire at 483 State. Phone, 100!. Maurice Klinger.. if WANTED To trade 3 1-3 wide tread Milborn wagon in good shupe for narrow tread 3 1-2 'wagon. Alust ,be good. Phone 692. tt IMr AN RER R I EH Fo r sat on the vines; price 2 cents per box, pur chaser to pick them; sevea acres of good berries. Phone 84F2. juue22 FOR SALE- OR RENT Modern bun galow, fireplace, . dutch kitchen, ce ment basement, lauudry tnb, gas, electricity. Pheue owner, o8-R, if interested. .; . juneSl FOB SALE At-bargain prices, on Troy laundry mangle 90 inches, store shelving, two teams and Shetland pony, 2 double buggies, one single boggy. H. Steinbock, 302 N. Com! Phuir 808. tf SNAP Mr. Investor or homeseeker look this up if you.' want to get some thing for your money. A co.y mod ern 5 room bungalow only 4 bloek east of state house; price $1000 half cash. Don't -phone but let Iiechtel show you property, 347 State street. iune2l Pouch f" ' ' ercen tin mtJiri, 40( Vw" ' tnJ 30c. , t In GUil HumiJtri, , S0ctnd90(, ' ii i 1 TBI AMERiCAfl TOBACCO COMPACT m jkskJ)c5!e Wedding Announcements, In vitations, and calling Cards printed to your order at the Capital Journal job office. Phone 81. Commercial PrirtfiEl Call For Improvement Bonds of the City of Salem. Oregon. Notice is hereby given that on July 1, 1910. there will be money on hand and applicable to the payment of the following numbered improvement bond? of issue "F", dated January 1. 1912, numbers 01 to 92, both inclusive. Holders of these bond will present them for payment at the office of the city treasurer as interest will cease on Juiv 1, 1910. C. O. RICE. Citv Treasurer, Dated Juns 7th, 1910. at the Capital-Journal Office 81M82