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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
GAYNoR AND GREENE.
Ananv Hsrald)

AIbaHy Hsrali.)
Az one time II seemed probable ihs:
John z. Gayuor ani Bs1jznin D.
Greene might s=eaPe punishment for
iheir crimes sgains; the government.
Obeflia NJ Carter, who was their ae-
e0mplies or duPe, had served his SCI.
tenee before they could be caught and
bro1ghs 20 trial. He Is a. hberty now,
and they have jus; heard their sen
;esees. Tie stesdy pursuit Of this pair
Ot rogaes By the government and the
final success Of the prosecution have
shown how idle Is the charge that men
q wealth. am influence nay commit
crimes without danger Of punishment.
Justice sometimes fails 10 reach a
guilty man. poo- OF rieh, but there is
nothing in tire his;orr q The admins
,r1tion ot the federal laws 70 support
the opinion that place Or power "a
riches can ssye man from the con
ssgneuees Of his illegal acts, aai the
sane Is true Of the jus;iee ot tie
states. Gayaor AID Greene were guilty
q crimes Of nature peeulisriy easy
10 settle by compromise ard the pay
mezf 0f money; they possessed Poliii-
cal power AMI commanded grea; wealth
AID vet they f9anl tn government Re
ienilas IN is prosecution H2d they
beea poor in pocket and il friends
tseir treatment would have been 10
more. severe and 70 less fair. Tie eass
q Gaynog sni Greene Furnishes 10 evi-
deHes 20 support the rawlings y those
who yelP and y0El tha; the United
Sta,s-s = "a rirh mans country"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17

EEirsnt Doetprs P9iss It's Isgsdissts.

We refer 20 that boon 20 weak. nervous,
suffering women known as Df. Pierce1
Payorite Prescription
Dr.. John Fyfe one Of the Editorial STAFF
Of TIE ECLECTIC MEDICAL REVIEW says
AZ Cnicorn root lEslonids DiOlol) which
is one Of the chief Ingredients OF the Ia
vorite Prescription
"A remedy which invariably acts - . utter
tna tnviEurnfoT . . makes for 1or11l A.
,.rtiy q the entire rsproduc1ive system
Hs continues IN Helooiks wc have . Dectct-
roeni which more fully answers the above
p1rpsuses ps1n 0ny oth<T drsg rr'<th Wsitcs an
3o-Aotrtta In The treatment OF diseases Pc
-1ii1r 20 women % i seldom thai case -
seen which does not present some lnoicattoo
FOR this remedial AGENT Dr.. Fyfe further
l;c,,s - toy he Hsl0ai q T morn roosS Pai
or Sckling II the back. with leOoorrnGa:
atomic weak conditions OF the reproouctive
inability. associated With ehnozic diseases OF
TIE reproductive organs OF women ocDSt&nf
sensation % beat In the region q the KID
s.,sd .1oodstsou 81 tbe reprossucfive system:
AuenorTbHz tSlppreSsed or absent 1outnly
periods arising from or accompanying an
al ~ Insrusc thin bioodl habit: dr1xxins
sensailons In the extreme lover pArt OF ne
M more or less Of the above symptoms
are present, no invalid woman can do
better thaa take Dr.. Pierce's Fsyorite
Prescription. one Of the leading lngredi-
snts OF which i Unicorn root. or He.Onias,
and the medical properties OF which IL
most faithfully represents
or Golden Seal root. another prominent
tnzrad lent Of -Eavorits Prescription
Prof. Finley EilingTood. VI. D., Of Ben
nett Ned cal College, Chicago, says:
1T = Al i-npo-rAnt remedy In disorders Of
the ru-ln In ali catarrhal conditions
and generzl enfee6leu1ent II Is useful
Prof. John VI. Scudder. VI. D.. late Of
Cincinnati. says OF Golden Seal root:
In relation 70 It's general Effects on the
system thSTs = no rse1scifas ~ 40 nh0tr trhteh
2STs = s.ch gtaSS,l uAdEfs.lfs o. optslcn II
: slfper~1iiy REGARDED Es nc tcctc useful In
All deblliE4ted sfAteS-
Prof. Bartholow. VI. D., Of jefferson
Medical College. says OF Golden seal:
valuable IN uterine henOThage- Eenor-
rhgziA taooding1 and eongestive dysDeDor-
rhdeA painful unsnszruat1oulF
Dr.. Pisroe's FAvoriis Prescription faith
fully represents all the above named in
xrsdlents and cures the diseases for which
they are recommended
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17

before election tine for tie iniusnes il
viii have OF can n5idates who are seek
ing SEATS in the zatio1si congress. There
j. politics in the Convention. but rot
party politics The people Of Coos
county and the surrounding territory
believe they are e1eitlsd to some sttea-
tioa a. the hands Of congress AID this
meeting is planned with this thought
in mind. Coos is the best hsrbs- be
tween san Frz-eiseo and the Columbia
and being an inoerne3ists port, their
claims for recognition are certainly lot
without weight. The Willamette Val
lev Developnent league. under whose
aospiees this meeting viii be held, has
bee. ezrues. in advocacy Of help 1oT
this ha-bo- and lot q meeting Of the
league has been held except this greas
possibility for better trade facilities
las received the sttenti0n It deserves
Whatever TIE iuAuenees are Which
have kept Coos from being Developed
bv governments aid the progress and
development as low going or II Other
sections Of the state demand that Co.'s
uust come into a share Of the benefits
With the Drain-Coos Bay branch Of the
Southern Pacific as promised II the
very near future. that country IS bound
70 improve 50 speedily that Ter de-
nan5. viii 10 longer fan on unheeding
ears. zud those who have waited pa
tien,lv for the division Of river and
ha-bor appropriations on an equal ana
jus, basis viii see something doing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17

san Frs-aeisco's insurance foots up
sbg1t s120, 10000. That Is . pretty
Eo,deized amour: with which 10 com
ns,ee rebuilding. Probably half Of it
viii be spent for labor in and about
TIE city. Figure out what that means
Allowing an average Of $3.50 Per day
for labor, the $1,000. .eoo would employ
slo0 men POO days, the working days
q nearly seven years. Il would stead
liz employ 1oo.Ooo,Ooo men at $3.50 =
5ar 240 days, the working days Of over
ni-e months The Bay City in ashes +
q course in greatest despair, but with
,5e work Of rebuilding the losses viii
Be forgotten, at least not hold the first
cisce in their ninds.-EI-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
THE PRESIDENTS SALARY.
Issepeaienss West sids.)

I-nsu-1- -rie1ce " 80 C----
The yearly sslarv q he president Is
$4,000. In addition he i allowed ESQ.,
oo5 70 psr salaries Of lis sabcrdinates
and clerk. His private secretary i
Paid $3.50. his assistant private seere-
tarr $3.50. his stenogrzPhe- $500, FIVE
messengers (eaeh) $500. a steward
$3.50. two 5oorkesPers (eseh) 1890,
four other clerks al gOei salaries. ran
ging from $500 10 $500; one tsle-
graph operator. tE0 ushess, $500 and
sI4Oo; a night u-her, $3.50; watch
maa. 500. and q nan who takes care
Of the fires. Eho receives ss6i year.
In addition - this there IS gwen
hin sb.out 5000 for incidental ex-
penses. sueh a. stationery, carpets snd
the care Of the presidential stables.
AID unier another heading there is
given him nearly $4,000 more. Of thss
sl2. so is for repairs and refurnishing
the White house. $500 - for fuel,
$1,000 is for the greenhooss, $4,000 Is
for gas. matches and the stable The
White house all told costs the country
in connection With the president con
siderable over sl25.00o a year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
LUMBER Is TOO HIGH 70 BUILD
(Baker city HsFald)


There has bera q check in the build
inz boom il Baker a. vel as all o~e-
tle PaeiEc northwest. Bunlings whieh
are alrsady unier eozsiruciioE are BE-
ing eo1p,stel bar new oaes EhieA
have hees Planaed VIII not b erected
at p-eselt. This cheek in the boom
Ehirh oq~sel 20 merrily in the early
spsisg. = due 20 the fact thA; the lum-
ber tErsi has boosted the price 0f ma.
terisl 50 high that il Is beyosa the
reseh q the people.
I.uml-er i high II Was high snOugh
two months ago, the builsFs say,
bui Nlthia the past six weeks when a
re q - PEP celt occurred il went
! beyca1 al rsasan. Tbis resulted il
I pAralyEins ,hs boom which before the
Fiss was PEe-Aisst al over the north
west
Il speaking Of the high prices De
nAnded for lumber. a local builder
said; "TAere : - reason Why we
Z should DC forced % pay sxorbitAni
prices for lumber. We are in the hsart
Of lumber eountry ani should b
able TO secare b1lding material az 4
price which Is reasouAble. TIE lumber
men are paying no more today for lSg'
,hAa thsy were twelve years ago and
their salary list does a0t show any
marked increase.
Baker. Ike every Other city in this
part Of the country, is suffering il
eoa-eQueDes of the action of the trust
rhsre were inulsrAbls good buildings
plAnnea for erection here this summer
whisA viii not be hailt unless the
prizes on HateriAl drop within a sAoFi
time The people who are plAnAing
10 build see tha, they eAaROt 60 30 =;
any advantage aAd prefer to wait uzsIl
saeA time as the trust lOsss its grasp
on tAe'thFoat af tie essntzy."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
THERE HAS BEEN ENOUGH FOL
LIZ AND UEwIsDoM IN THE PAST.
AND THE CAUSE HAS BEEN Re
MOVED BY THE DIRECT PRIMARY.

While the tieke. Is not what II
nigh; be. it is a good. clean, hrst-elass
ticket. g. politics goes-
While the Democrats have eap.urei
soms Of the best Offices al Portland
and in the STATE, what have they done
but play poliiiesi
They claim TO have accomplished eT-
err step Of reform il the whole state,
and the rest Of the people have 10 cred
it whatever.
II the hnsl analysis il viii Be found
they 5eserve some credit FOR dong
shings. but not AL The credit for re-
fern be1Osgs 20 the DenSerats.
There j. 10 good excuse for Repub-
Iiean 70 scratch maa on the tieke; il
Oreron this year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
THERE
SHOULD BE A COMMISSION GRE
ATED WITH POWER TO OPEN
STREETS BY LEGAL STEPS.

There are Persons in every eonmuni-
~ who have drAEn large revenues ou,
Of the public, and have always Fesistel
every sep Of progress.
Thcg oPI-se street improvements re-
sis; pat;ing 1oWa silsWa,ks. .le 4s4ks
nights 20 discover bow they may es-
cape civic responsibility. auJ a. the
same time inveut a neW graft OF their
neighbofs
They are the poor in ,pirii mentioned
in the Seripiures W1om the saviour
said We would always have vita us.
One eooj thins is Pr5tably true. q
such is The hagi0n q hrAvsz.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
ELECTION DATES TO REMEMBER.
TO ELECT THE WHOLE TICKET.

TIA; Is the disposition Of the RePub-
1ie2zs Of Oregon. and il is their d4ty.
To fail TO elect the entire ticket
when it h composed Of fairly good men
means susei3e
The Republican party in Oreg0a has
10 real cause to commit suicide o. any
other foolish act
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
TELEPHONE FOB
YOUR VEST POCKET
PLIERS Messages from Wires Three
Miles On; Is Of the Wire
less Variety.


has b4eu pursuing experiments here
since las fall il wireless tslephoaing.
has he SAYS. solved the problem OF
wireless telephoaing. and the result i
50 simple that Il IS likely 70 create =
sensation in the business world as well
as in scientific circles.
NJ. Alden. while studying the prob
len. constructed an instrument 50 snail
tia: il can be put into vess pocket,
which. attached TO q wireless battery
sueh as IS used BY the Mareoni system
az once begins catching conversations
carried along ordinary telephone wires,
tie distance depending Only upon the
energy behind the telephones that are
sending the messages.
Il wss one stormy night a few weeks
ago. when N-. Alden had perfected his
little receiver ana set il Up in his
studio here on Martha's Vineyari
island. tha. he sat smoking his after
dinner pipe ana wondering where he
had better So up his sending apparst-
Us. that he was startled by the souni
~ 3 voice II -he room in which he was
the only occupant. Outside TIE storm
sowlei along the eoas- and beat the
waves agaiDs, the rocks Of the island.
Hello. Hello, l. thst Mrs Sni;- (!
Yes! Cone over this evening Il ve1
can.
IAN right. GSS5-bye,"
Mr.. Abeu sat bolt upright. Tae- lie
got Up and went 20 the door Taere
was no one there The little instrumea;
on the table began 10 buzz agsin, sui
then came another voice, 8 dide-s-.
O1e ;His time. asking the price Of eggs
and ordering = grceeTsnsl 10 seld Up
some posatoes first thing in the mora
ing.
Like a flash Mr.. Alden realized The
situation His little iustrumeuI was
rot waiting fo- his sending instrument
70 bs set uP, bov was pilferiIg mes
cages from the New England TelePhous
eompany's . wire which ran along q Eosl
three miles Sway. Wild with delight
NJ. As5en rushed across lots and 90,
sone Of his friends 70 come in ard
witness the soecsss Of his dieovsry
Wksn thsy arrived the little apparatus
was sal busy disclosing neighborhcOd
gossip snd all sorts Of messages that
were burning over the wires Of The
is,Aua.
To a reporter who called uPon hin
Mr. Al5en tod the tory Of his diSeov
cry and how the voices Of tie nigAi
came 10 Him unsolicited, like the tsli
Of spirits.
81 was sitting N NY rSom one niga
whsa i dAwneA upon ne that wi,h III
wireless telegraph comparatively SIN
Pc the wireless telephone muss b
eqsAlly simple jotted down On pAPs
ny ideas as they came 70 ne an.
The nsxf morning wea; 10 woyk uPoa n.
machine ! was merely experimenting
not having the renotest idea that 7 va
, anywhere near success. Suddenly
when I did not dream, ! had psrfeste
; the machine. i received the message
fro1 ueighboring ordinary telsPh0as
as have tOld YOU TIE reyelAtioa tod
ne OF ny feet"
TAe b4sis Of the systen Is like tia
Of tie wireless Telegraph Bot snal
i1vsnti0a, the details Of which he aos
not make public. eN1Plstes il. This
called the "new distator." Il is tAi
machine. attached 10 tia wireless BAT
teries. which Is rssPonsihls fer the n
salts
n Ne wire MAS attached 10 the rseeiS
Ing izssrunenf, the latter simPly b<i4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
HELP Fog coos


The Coos Ray people are b1sy vita
arFangvmeuts f9r the big meeting %
the Farmers and S1iFFeHs Cs15re-s
vhieh ,akes place there on the 25fi
ans 2s.A q tAis zoa;h, ani ips eater
isinmert waieh they are providing Will
eclipse Auythiag Ehieh the dsVe30P-
nsut meetizEs have heretofore sn-
couEteTe3 IL - unfo-tunats that the
eoEveniiol takvs place a; tine wAen
tAe Nah .a OFssOa" exposition VII
he held a. PorilAnd. yet tAe Fe5F,e q
taai te-Fiiory Wish % pail a tAe evsHi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
SOME OF rHE CLOSED STREETS

All over this eivy are closed streets
that sboula be opened and pieces Of
streets that were s5ld.
THE MAN WHO NEVER OPENED
A STREET. WHO NEVER GAVE AN
INCH OF LAND TO THE PUBLIC.
Or WHO HAS PREVENTED
STREETS FROM BEING OPENED Is
MET WITH
There are also half streets in the
city, WHERE ose isn3 Owzer opened =
ssress. anG the o;ber hGls has never
besn Jeiieatei
These are tracts laid Of with
streets, wke-e every Sther street wzs
never deEeztea, and then odd making
clOs~e3 scrp-e;s.
All chese thiags are hiadrsaess 20 the
n -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
Patronise Yocf hm
dostries and kesf Y~'
ey at home.

No, : rev b1Srsss - -
smith, vsgSs and Pa'n
4 Arthur very EasA s'1 =.
prspsrsa 20 Do Ah., ,'' -
ing. sign painting ss1 -.
Asd wage. Psinsiasi -
pairing turIitSrs a'' -
usuts 4 krS-slss
Light ..i hssTy E' =
On hand s.a zsd' V =.
.sllsd for !, sHy P'n
r.surssa free Of sA1'T''
VI yloOs AZ
Phone l4ss Min
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-17
BRICK

Brick furnished in large or snAa
quantities. Pressed brick made 10
order. Yard on State street, south &c
Peaitentiary.
SALEM BRICK YARD.
A A. BURTON, PrJn
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GAMES TODAY.
Pittsburg at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS
Cleveland 8, Boston 1.
Chicago /. Philadelphia 8.
Detroit :. Washington /.
St. Louis ). New York 0.
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THE EDUCATION
OF Mr.. DAGO

Squire Harry Gordon is laughing
at certain dago. He was Ned by
a fellow-countryman for a debt and
came before the squire and schedu' 4
He didn't know that he could also
schedule on the costs but paid them
and the costs of the attachment,
amounting to nearly eight dollars.
The man sued him again and again
the performance was repeated.
Then some more trouble over the
same debt happened and he hired a
lawyer to look after his interests
However the company he was en-
ployed by made him settle the debt
The squire figures that the whole
preceding not including the honest
payment of the debt, cost Mr.. For
eigner something more than $500
while the original debt was only
$1,000.
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POLICE COURT
IS PICKING UP

City Clerk Cole conducted police
court again this morning although
Mayor Harmer, who left the city
Wednesday with the expectation Of
remaining away several days une1-
pectedly returned last evening, ar
rived somewhat late.
james Beckwith, the negro who
struck the man Riblett Saturday
night on Pike street and then made
his escape, was arrested again We'd
nesday BY Officer Whyte. He plead
guilty to the charge Of fighting and
was fined $4.6O, which he paid.
Joe NICOLA was a plain drunk
by Nelson and he paid his little old
$4.60 and skidooed.
Two Of the old guard were pres
ent. Burt McAtee, by Burke, and
Teddy Robinson, by Whyte. Both
pleaded guilty to the charge Of
getting beastly drunk. The acting
mayor realizes that there Is no use
to send them to jail for two or three
days so he sentenced them to serve
thirty days in the county jail and
then let them go with instructions
to the officers that when either or
both were arrested again to take
them direct to the Jail and not wait
for a trial. This method viii prob
ably keep them straight for time.
Mike Slav and Frank Balir were
DRINKS by Burke who failed to pay
and were sent to the streets for
three days.
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Plumbing done neatly and cheaI
y By the Roberts Hardware Com
2any. dec1seodt;
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SUPREME COURT
IS IN SESSION

The Supreme Court Of Appeals of
West Virginia is in session at
Wheeling.
On the docket for June eth. will
be heard cases from the Third Judi
cial circuit comprising the counties
Of Richie, Peasants and Gilmer
and the Thirteenth circuit. consist
ing of the counties of Lewis and
Harrison, consisting of three cases
from the first named and six from
the latter.
During this session scventy4six
cases will be heard from upon arru-
ments and a greater part of which
will be disposed Of.
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NORMAL SENDS
INVITATIONS OUT

Announcement of the closing exer-
cises Of the Fairlnont State Normal
School, May 31-June 10, 1906, has
been issued as follows;
Thursday, May 81, s p. MFRS.
Billingslca's Musical Entertain
ment.
Thursday, June Z, s p. m.-Mo-
Fart Society Anniversary.
Friday, June s, Ga. m.-Model
School, Patrons Day.
Friday, JUNE 8, s p. m.-Normul
Lyceum Anniversary.
Saturday, June 8, 8 p. m.-Junior
Glass Program.
Sunday, June 10, 10:45 a. m.-
Baccalaureate sermon by DR.. F. v.
n. Painter, Of Roanoke College,
Salem, Va.
Monday, June ii, 5 p. m.-Elo-
cutions- Glass, Graduation Exercises
Tuesday, June IL, 10 a. m.-Sen-
ior Glass Day and Art Exhibit.
Tuesday, June IL, s p. m.-Con-
test for Wilkinson Prize.
Wednesday, June IS, 8 a. M
Commencement.
Wednesday, June 10, 8 p. M
Alumni Business Meeting.
Wednesday, June 10. s p. M
Alumni Program and Reception.
The public is cordially invited tG
all these exercises.
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BIG DANCE
FRIDAY NIGHT

There will be big dance at the
park casino Friday night from
$50 to II 80 o'clock. Wells ful
orchestra band will furnish the
music. The usual good street car
service viii be given. The dance
floor Is in fine shape and every an.
pointment perfect. The evening
will b one Of great enjoyment q
many as a large crowd is expected 10
attend and a fine program will K,
observed.
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WALDO
MUSIC EVERY SUNDAY
EVENING
EUROPEAN $I.oo AND UP
AMERICAN $3.50 AND uF
Single Meals American Plan
50 cents each
PUBLIC LAUNDRY ATTACHED
WURTZBURGER
ON DR. st

orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is
ct for women and children. Its
Mill SETON and pleasant taste
makes il preferable to violent purga-
ives, such As pills, tablets etc. Get
he booklet and a sample Of Orino
1t Sturm & Wilson's.
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We have just received a car load
Of Portland cement and car load
of lime and are now ready
10 supply all our customers
with the same at very low prices.
G. NJ. West. icb23tf
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Notice

All members Of Anita Lodge, K,
of P, are urgently requested to be
at castle hall tonight at 7:45. Bust
ness Of importance TO transact, also
initiation and instruction.
W. D. DEAN, K. of r. & S.
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WEDDING ANNOUNCED

Announcements of the Schmidt
Drummond wedding have been is
sued as follows:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ]. Drummond
announce the marriage of
their daughter
Mary Early Craig
to
Mr.. Harry Martin Schmidt
at the First Baptist Church
on Wednesday. June sixth
nineteen hundred and SIX
Clarksburg. W. Va.
At Home after July LIST, 1906. All
Main street, Wheeling, W. Va.
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SWEET MELODY FLonR

WiIkie Cohen has returned from
Braddoek, Pa, where he has a clerk
ship, and viii remain at home ses-
eral DAYS.
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Salvei salveIl Spread the Salve.
but let is be Pine Salve, natures
remedy for cuts, burns, sores, etc.
Sold BY z. g. Bland. msm
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STANDING OF cLuRs

GAMES TODAY.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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Yesterdays RESULTS
Pittsburg s, Boston o.
Philadelphia 8, Cincinnati 0.
Brooklyn 5, St. Louis 0.
Chicago II, New York 8.