Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, August 13, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE EIGHT THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST V,. 1919. V- 111 avniGiEY5. iin 1 if vmmmns w '-' 1 N't ThI ect cum run j ) 1 f All In sealed " packages. L4 - wum nnuue HHIl UUHHO NOV YORKERS 4-3 CARNEGIE? DEATH (Continued from page one) Trio Of Taffies For Polo Grocid Visitors. Lock for the name: the library biard voted to give to the city the library and building site. The I of Time naa crown to j S.000 voluini-s. With a guaranty ef j $3,Q0d far maintenance, the Carnegie Blow-Up In Third Results In jSSKSi j announced that Mr. Carnegie had given 127 504) for the building of the faleni nun in mr piair also Kara fiae library buildings all due to the geaerasJtf of Mr. Carnegie. Several) I'olo Ground, New York. Aug. 13. .jean. ajo. ae provided a certain sum v . .,... . dcu w, B.t interfere with the great BJuYf began this afternooi when Field ( work of giving for what is besi to Marshall McGraw and General Moras : educatioaal institutions. lied their opposing forces ugainst each i . 'following the amount. .ven ; , or air. tarargie lor me erecnon or other for a double header. library buildings in Oregon, and the The weather was threatening but IS,- J year: 000 Honeombatanta were on hand fori""' toin The line- ,9,) 19 IJ and that's where the Difference begins Ojk " u !) 1 I ii ji L ft J f s i .'i it H U 1 fzv(p V 1 JmLS Helps appetite and digestion. Three flavors. not enough to make WRIGLEY'S good we must KEEP it good until you get it. Hence the sealed pack age impurity -proof-guarding, preserving the delicious- contents -the beneficial goody. ROSED ALE ITEi'IS. ( aiitul .luuniiil Sie'iiil Service) The llndley and Uardner familiei took a trip on the Celni.Ua hi(hwuT Miimlay. Their niiit.'r, Mr. Belle Jlnd ley returned with 'hem. Mi Stella' iilitiitoii wi carried at I.eliun Tnentiiy to Sylvtiler Perry of :ilem. Tlie best withes of a hot of friend follow them. Mis Helen llnd'ev of IV'tlnnd via ited her brother and fun'liy here lust weed. Miss Kiiia Whele'tel teitiined Ssitur dsv from Vaneouyr. Kltrter Itnrnett frofi ti'inila is vis iting his sister, M s. W, t, I'cinberton. KEPT RIGHT iiiiiiiiii SCAUO TIGHT ( )M i M 1 1 1 1 1 f ! I f I t ; , r III'? '' ' ' ' tiillilllillll lliiiliililiiiiliilllllliilll! Solution Of Shipyard Wage Problem Nears Settlement Sun fraueiwu, Kepreieut- Bliven of eiiijiloyers I ml .'iiiployes of shipyards in the Sou tVniietsen buy and l'u((i't Suuii.l red probably will nifc'n su atireement today eMtnblishinjj a new uniform s'iile o: ace and fix iK a new workhiK nrern.i nt. The sonle wilt jiv the nten substan !ial iucreisi's. The agreement, neotiiited 1y a con ference committee af M-nn employes and seven employer!, ; le presented at a meeting of both I'net'wu thia af ternoon. It i expected to stabilize tho roast lii)i lunldiiiif industry. WA We Want Your Evergreen Blackberries NTED Blackberries (Lawtons) 8c lb. Efergreen Blackberries 8c lb. Wa furnish boxes and ernles, or w will buy them in buckets er anything you bridi them in, Come lid sen ui befora yon act;. WE ARE ALSO IN THE MAR KET FOR CANNING. EVAP ORATING AND CIDER APPLES. 1 M ANGIS BROS. YarehouFe-High and Ferry Sis. PIIONC 717 the start of the first battle. I up: . Ciiiciniiati Bath, 2b; Paubert, lb; j 191:1 Groh. 3b; Bouseh, ef ; Xeale, rf; Kopf,, 106 sa; Majree, If; Karidea, e; Reuther, p. 19IU Xew York Burns, If; Young, rf;'l91 Fletcher, ss; Doyle, 2b; Chase, lb; 191 Katiff, ef; Zimmerman, 3b; Snyder, e; '913 Xehf, p. IS" Umpires Klein nnd Enialie. , I J'1' rirst Inning. i Jan i 191A jlU 1918 I 1913 j 1915 1915 2 Whtn you get insidt tht kottle that's where tht difference begins t: l i . . !W!1 tkM Rliit is nni kirwed the ordinary way. InMrad Ijiniig you the ashrs ot bjr ry ind mall. Bill! r&itoMV ptncFM (frrlOc Ihcir highest navor. h gives yo im'a Brew. COOLISG-COOD w rout onus roa it. insist on eMiiV'j - Cincinnati Rath fanned. Daubert filed to Kauff. Groh singled and took second on wild throw to first by Nehf. Rousb fouled to Snyder. Xo runs, one hit, one error. New York IUirns out. Rath to Dau- 'UIK HtHTI A.NO IIMKH INC CO. i?! - On Draught at ADOLPH BROS. Gideon Stolz, Distributor. Fletcher j Xo runs 1913 1913 1910 191 J 1914 bet. Young singled infield, funned.- Iovle flew to Rounh. one hit, no errors. Second Inning. Cincinnati Nettle popped to Zimrner man. Kopf singled. Magce flew to' 1013 Burns. Kurideu singled and Kopf was out at third, Burns to Zimmerman. No run, two hits, no errors. New York Chase ' singled. Kauff popped to Rath. Zimmerman singled ami took second on wild throw by Xeale, Chase Inking third. Snyder singled, scoring Chas and Zimmerman. Nehf forced Snyed, Groh to Kopf. Burns wulked. Young safe on Dnubert's er ror, filling the bases. Groh threw out Fletcher. 'Two runs, three hits, one error. ! Third lulling. Cincinnati Reuther fanned. Bath walked. Daubert safe on Nehf's error., Ruth taking secoid. Groh walked. Ruth scored and Daubert and Groh moved , a base tin Polish's sacrifice fly to Young. Xeule was hit by a pitched brill. Kopf singled, scoring Daubert andj Groh, Xeaie taking second. Mngee lined to Knnff. Three runs, I nil, i error Xew York Rath out Doyle. Albany V'.m Ashland 15 fiOO fiakr 25 000 Dallas 10.00 KnterpriM 5,000 Kugene 10 OtHi Hermiston . 5 000 HilUfcoro lO.OtK) Hoad River 17,500 Klamath Falls 20,000 La Grande 12 500 MeMinnvilie '.. 10 000 Mainhfietd 12,500 Jledford I. 20,000 Milton 7,500 Newberg .. . 10 000, Ontario 7 500 j . mmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm Oregon City 12,500 j " " ' : . . : ! " Pendleton 25,000 ' 1 9.25. He has earned about $40,000 Chairman Esch mentioned that Plumb Portland Xranch 1U5 000 ; while using this gun. dealt only with generalities. ; Portland branch 00 000; Shooters having high scores at ycs- The committee hs completed its Salem .. 27,500 : terday 's matches included it. Hettvey, hearings of labor's plans efor the opera- iBe JWlles I0,-)OU Portland. Or. of Ik. r,.l. It i. nut nmtmhla O.JOO I'nion Woodburn ' 10 000 I Pacific University 20 000 I Portland Men Among High Guns At Chicago Tourney Chicago, Aug, piouship, double 13. Amateur targets, junior eliam-ehaiu- House Expected To Spurn Plumb's Request For Big Investigation Of Roads Washington, Aug. 13. Demand of Glenn E. Plumb, author of the national ization of ruilrouils plan for a eongres- thut a bill will be reported uatil about October 1. ' pionship, aud amateur championship! siounl investigation of his charge thn single targets, 10 yards rise, were to bo Wall Street hns plundered the railways. shott oday in the Grand American. tolll.v appeared likely to be refused by I Handicap here. 1 AskYourDcalcrl I Grand FrizeKli2l f ij flfearms Ammunition r 1 Write for Catalogue THC IWMINOTON ARMS UM CCO INC " 1 'ifSft8?&t!5W-. stiffs B J a .Wetr.rftf.fr'-! j rt " f ' " nil 1 i i 1 the house. r ' --"-""" !-"- ""memberH of the house interstate coin Auburn, III, and Frank M. Troeh of , ,erce eonunitteo is that such an'invcsti- Vancouver, Wash., won the professional gution is being carried on now by the ana amateur trap snooting champion- niterstute commerce commission in its ships, registering perfect scores. jeffortsto ascertain the actual physical lroeu also uot in a squad that cstub- a hint ion of the property. lishcil a new world s record by break-. Plumb ii'X 977 out of a possible 1000 targets j would eo-aist of "new and secret evi-'lost his brand new l.txcmViirg bride in from 14 yards. Troeh used a gun ho, deuce" failed to measure up'to the forc-'a department ' store here "for three Cl purchased second handed in 11)11 for cast, several members thought today, hours." Police- found her. Chicairo flerceant P. Schmidt. Hilla- churges, which he promised boro. Or., will watch her .it time. Ho 1 . mm Office 312 State St. Salem, Oregon t Proposal For Conference Of Labor And Capital Is More Popular In Capital Washington, Aug. 12.Sontiinent in favor of nu industrial conference be tween cnpital ami labor ns proposed in the Poind.'Xter Kelly resolutions up peiired to be gaining here today. Two more seim'.uis Pomereiin, Ohio mid Ilarrismi, Jl issivsippi declared tliemselves in favor of smh a confer euce. "I fuvor anything thnt will hring about a better understanding betweeu employe aud employers. The amount of good this particular plan would do will depend Imgcly ou the personnel of the conference," Pomercne said, "I don't think it will do any hnrm aud it may do a great dcul of good," Hai'iUon Ki.id. REAL ESTATE G. K. Witte to Augusta Brietike, part of lot 5, block 71, N. Salem. Htur Land Co., to Laura Boone, lot 4, (lock 9, lloi.-w addition. 11. U. Olonger to Martha Iluntler. pmt of block 19, Capital Park addi lion. 100. ' Maggie Smith to Ferdinand Kur. T". li:;lf of lots 6 and 7, block Id, HighUad, adililiici. C. D. Wine to D. W. OglesW, part of lot 1, Cuwiiiiis addition, Silverton. C ,M. Bjiok to Cathariue LanJaker, I lot i5, Kwsld Gtuit Farm, 20(10, ; W. 8. Bnirii k to O. K. Juhnson, W hull of X. W. ipmrter wction 1,1-0-1 E. Xoi thwest Fruit Products Co. to Phex I'oinpnuy, bit 3, 4, 5 and part of lot 6. block 35. F. W. Allen to Mattie Allen, lot 3, block 9. Y.-w Park edditbrn. 1 A. Whitney to V: W. Whitney, one tisi t of 1 42 aeres, ami one tract -of 20.77 acres in G. Henitcltall claim '9 4 I W. Viit of fii-hini; fc-liooiiri to Coos Buy for repairs and st!p(iii.' oiouj,ht to light the fact that Alanka I .i km com pany beats from the Columbia tivei and Puget Round are Baking tr'im iioaj the Oregon roast faking big i jtiues o? ha!i I but. I lined to Rnth. Daubert got Kauff s grounder. No runs, no hits, no errors. Fourth Inning. Cincinnati Fletcher threw 0t Bnri deu. Reuther fanned, Ruth fouled to Snyder. No runs, no hits, no errotu. .New York Zimmrrniai singled. Sny der lined to Hath, who doubled Zimmer mnii to Daubert. Nehf doubled Bums fouled to Rariden. No runs, two hits, no errors. . . . Pifth Inning. Cincinnati Fletcher threw out Dau bert. Groh hit a home run. Doyle threw out Rmish. Ncule walked, but was out stealing, Snyder 'to Doyle. One run, one hit, no errors. New York -Rath threw out Young. Fletcher flew to Magee. Kopf threw out Dovle. Xo runs, no hits, no errors. Sixth Inning: Cincinnati Kopf flew to Young. Ma gee funned. Knriden snfe on Fletcher error. Keutlifr fouled to Snyder. Xo runs", no hits, enc error. . Xew York Chnso flew to Neale. Daubert took Knnff "s grounder. Zim tnrninn flew to Housh. Xo runs, no hits, uu Rath. errors. Seventh Inning. c;..i,,,.ti Mnv.ler threw out Dovle threw out Daubert. Zimmerman ttb'iew out Groh. No runs, not hrts, ao errors. . Xew York Suvder lined to Msgc. MeCnrty br.ttcd for Xehf and flew to Nenle. "Burns singled, stole neeond aud took third on a pnssed ball. Kopf threw out You'ijf. No runs ,one nil, no tiro. lgntn uuuiik-Ciucinnnti-Dubnc pitching for Xew York. Koush doubled. Nenle fouled to Snvdcr. lovle threw out nupi. flow to Kauff. No runs, one hit, no errors. , t. w York-Fletcher walked. Poyle flew to Rousb. Chase tripled, scorinR Fletcher. Case out at plate on Kauff t. Hath to Rariden to Groh to K . ' . . ..A 7iimlr- Kuufr taxing scimi. - fauneiU One run, one nu, no Ninth Inning. Ciueinnati-Kariden fa""-''- ... k.w ut Keutner. mini li-rt sinal.d. Daubert stole Groh lined to Kauff. no errors, v v...itHnia Ikhtsii falling. de'r flew to Magee. Gonlea batted for Dubue and fanned. Burns singled unit ! out stealing. Kandea to na.a. one hit, no errors. Totals: Cincinnati - New York - liuili, man rors. second. 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Beautifully illustrated and suggestions galore for preserving, etc. It is free. Write us today for it. tjbc Hit Kara (redloJsel) zmdlh eusrar Mzfi$ perPed jamsjeUks and preserve H. 8 9 COURT HOUSE NOTES. Ta the divorce rase of Father May MeCracken, the court has ordered rhe defendant to pay 73 suit money. Msrv F. C.regoire in her suit agsiimt IT. U Akerill and others has asked the court for a restraining order to restraiu the defendants from removing the crop from the land involved iu he litigstien Mrs. I M. Cre-.a has been granted a divorce frt.m W. J. Cresen. Thev were married ia Yamhill county in l!"1 and they have one son Donald five years old." As the defendant failed to aprr the divorce was given ou default. The court elowrd Mrs. Cresoa 300 aliment and 2o a wonts for the support ef her ao. The father may occasional! vi.it the sen rrovided he gives suffi cient notice of his coming. For Cooking, Baking and CaadyMsJcing Karo (Reef Lab:) ii used in million oi homes. In 11 cooking and baking recipes use Karo instead oi sugar. It ia tweet, oi delicate flavor, and bring out the natural Sa vor ef the food. CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY f,Q.B It I . y.r CHt t c57 1 1- MIC g; f"ri ir ftfi 'j iVfTT -3 1