davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
D0puszczenie abituryen-
tow

wyzszyeh szk6} realnych do
studyum medycyny. Rada
zwiazkowa uchwa]i}a - wedle
,,Koeln. Ety." = zezwoli6 ma
to, ably ci uczniowie, kt6rzy
uko6czyli wyzsza szko}e real
ma mogli sic ~po6wiecic stu
dyom lekarskim. Dotychczas
stawiano takim abituryen-
tom trudnosci ola braku je-
zyka }aci6skiego, 2 czego
musieli osobne sk}adac egza-
nina. To teraz upada. Roz-
porzadzenie to wesz1o W zycie
z dniem l marca r. b. Pre-
pe}niony i tax juz stan le-
karski W Niemczech, jeszcze
ma wiekszy dop}yw sill lekar-
skich skarzyc sic hedzie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
MOVIE rOzbic1e Okretu.

Parowiec ,,Imperatrix" ro-
zbi1 sic dnia 22go lutego
wieczorem W wysoko6ci wys-
py Candii i zatonal. Dotad
wyratowano oko1o II os6b;
przesz1o SO os6b utone}o.
Zatonela r6wniez Gala za1oga
sk1adajaca sic 2 przeszio 20
os6b.
Take " morzu p6lnocnem
zatona1 angielski parowiec
,,Coralie". Zaloga zdolala sic
.wyratowat. Przyczyn4 ME-
szcze6c byla bu1za polaczona
2 wielkim wichrem.
- Straszne nieszczescie
wydarzylo sic "a morzu ME-
sdaleko Holandyi. ParoWiec
Berlin VI kutek wichrupa!.-.
snnl,ujacego ia morzu udeerzyl
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
0 skale tax, 90 okret zo.s ,tfa]:
rozbity na dwie czesci. Tito
nelo al ludzi, pomiedzy
niemi 81 podr6znych.
.1l5-letnia parma mloda.

z Baltimore donosza: PAM
Estera Logan, kt6ra " 1l5
zycia swego wysz1a "a.
maj " grudniu dlatego
przez sasiad6w nazywana by
Ia ,,panna mloda", przeniosla
sic teraz do wiecznosci. Gdy
podawala Loganowi reke do
wieczystego 6lubu, obstawa}a
przytem, ably Stub odby} sic
W kosciele sw. kukasza, a
gdy daily sic slyszec tony we
seine, pedzi}a do oltarza, jak
20-letnia panienka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Uozmy dzieci czytac, pisat
/ movie pc p0lsku!
Wyrzuty sk6rne ma
WiOSne.

Lekarstwem, kt6re przewyzsza
wszystkie lnne W swych w}asno
6ciach oczyszczania krwi wzmac
mania, jest znany powszechnie Sc.
very Czysciciel Krwi. Sk}ada sig
on z cennych zi6}, kory korzeni
innych %ro6linnych sk}adnik6w
leczniczych, poaladajacych najsza'
cowniejsze w}asnosci W l~eczeniu
wsselki,h chor6b, p~owsta}ych z
niedostatecznej, zbiedzonej lub
nieczystei krwi Szczeg6lniej sku.,
tecznem jest to lekarstwo " dole
gllwosciach wiosennych ma ,,febre
.wiosenna", krosty, ~liszaje wyrzu-
ty, spowodowane przez gesta
niezdrowa krew. Przez IS lat zaj-
mowalo ono pierwsze miejsce jake
najlepsze lekarstwo ma krew. Sc
very Czy6ciciel Krwl $l.0o "a bu
We wszystkich aptekach
lub cd w. F. Seyera Co., Cedar
Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
SZCZur W sail Weselnej.

Ciekawe zajScie, kt6re wy
wo1a1o wszedzie weso}o6c,z IDA
rzy}o sic niedawno W pewnej
wiosce W Turyngii. W Cos
podzie tel wioski odbywa}y
sic ta6ce weselne, W kt6rych
brali udzia1 nieomal wszyscy
mieszkahcy wioski. Wsr6d
powszechnej weso}osci nagle
wszcza} sic w6r6d m}odziezy
zamet, gdy ktos zawo}a}:
,,Szczur, szczur!" Dziewczy~
ny siedzace pod 6ciana spo.
strzeg}y pod 6ciana cos W
rodzaju szczura. Zapanowa}a
powszechna panika; grajko-
vie przestali grac. Wreszcie
kilku gospodarzy uzbroi}o
sic, by rozpoczac wojne z
szczurem. Mniemany szczur
widac ME wiele sobie z tego
robi1, gdyz zadne zaczepki
re strony ~wojownik6w ME
drazni}y go, tax il jeden z
~najodwazniejszych chwyci}
go reka. Teraz dopiero po-
kazalo sic re byl to ME szczur
tylko - warkocz, jaki nosi}a
jedna z druchn6w, by sic
,swemu" lepiej podobac, a
kt6ry jej niepostrzezenie
spad}. Wypadek ten spowo~
dowa} wielka weso1osc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
UratOWa}a zycie synOWi.
Naisxczesliwsza matka = maIo

Najszczesliwsza matka v me4em
miastrozku Ava, Jest PAM s. Rup
pee. Ona pisze: ,Rok temu syn
moi ulegl tax okropnej chorobiet
pluc. i nasz lekar1 ME byl " sta
ME mu pomddz;sgdy "a porada ma
.szsgo aptekar.. rozpoczelam "a
4 az mu ORA King New Discovery
j wkr6tce spostrzegfam poleepsze,nie
Dawaiam mu to lrkarstwo pre-
k'lka tyggod idopokgd.nie wyzdro
vial zupefnie Pracowal bsezustan
NE ply robocie eirsielsk,ej. ORA
King New Discovery uratnwal mn
izlyy,cie'' GwarantoWane a =najjleps,zae,
ma kaszel 81 zasieb,enie przez N. d.
Kowale'wIaakIiego, aptekarza. SOC.
i 1.0,'. Butelh IA probe darl1muo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28

|pozyteczna. PeWnego dnia
m}oda dziewczyna okazywaat'ltaB
szczeg6lna Weso1o6c j ta6czy--
Ia Z dziecmi IA pokladzie. ~.
|Zw}aszcza upodobala sobie
kilkoletniego chlopczyka,
synka wychodzc6w : Rosy,
|kt6rego ciagle nosila ma reku.
Maggie ku przerazeniu obec,
(nych, posadziia dziecko ma
poreczy okalajacej pok}ad O.
kretu, gdy zas przerazona
matka nadbieg1a, ably dziecko
wyratowac 2 niebezpiecznej
parma Maggie POI
chwyci1a ch}opca j wybucha.
JAG strasznym smiechem
WrZuclfa 20 We tale Oceanu.
.Nieszczesliwa matka rzucila
sic ma ob}akana, poczem pa
Ola zemdlona ma poklad. "a
loga spu6ci}a niezw}ocznie
LODI ratunkowa, lecz chop
ca odnale6c ME zdolano.
Parma Maggie, kt6ra potem
zajsciu uspokoj}a sic zupe},
nie, trzymana by}a do ko6-
ca podr6zy ma uwiezi, W No
wynn Yorku zas ME otrzy-
ma}a pozwolenia ma wylado-
wanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
ROsyiski despOtyzm. NV.

IAUSyJSkl ueSpOLyZm. MY,
kttl65rrzzy cieszymy sic Z 1aski
Boga wolno5cia Ameryce ma
my slabe Wyobrazenie 8 stra-
sznej Q politycznej niewoli, v
kt6rej sic znaduje ludnosc
carskiego pahstwa. Istniejaca
cenzura Jest tax obostrzona.
Re tylko mafa ilos6 ludzi,
wyjatkiem klasy urzednisczej
|moze otrzymac literaturniej
drukowane materially 2 "a
|granicy. Te obostrzenia roz-
ciagaja sic take ma towary
kupieckie. Nawet lekastwa,
wlaczajac " to s}ynne Ora
|Piotra Gomozo, ME So tam
'przepuszczane. Ma przek6r
|tego obostrzenia, wiadamosci
10 zaletach tego lekarstwa
|dosz}y do ludu rosyjskiego
ii wielu cierpiacych W 20
syi stara}o sic o to, ably
otrzymac to lekarstwo. w
kazdym wypadku jednakze
skonfiskowano Gala wysylke
ma granicy Rosyi Ostatnia
wysy}ka Ora Piotra Gomozo
kt6ra rowniez uleg}a zniszc ze-
niu, byla przeznaczona ola
Micha}a Maenle W Zacharew-
ce, W gubernii Cherso6skiej.
Pisze on wprost wzeuszaja-
cy list'o potrzebie tego lekar
silva i O niemozebnosci, ably
je otrzymre. Jedyna wysy-
fka, kt6ra dosz} a do mjej-
SC a przeznaczenie 2 labora:
toryum DR.. Peter Fahrnev
& Sons Co., Chicago, I'll.
by}a wysy}ka 10 an basady
ameryka6skiej W Petersours-.
w tym w~ypadku Rad rosyj
ski ME m6g} temu przezszko-
die, poniewaz, wedfu g praw
miedzynarodowyc ambasa
dor,jego familia i Gala obs}u-
ga So nietykalni W prawach,
jake przedstawiciele swego
narodu. Gdy rozwazymy wa
runki, W jakich lyle ten
biedny nar6d, to ME bedzie.
my sic dziwowali, re W kra'.
ju tenn rodzi sic anarchia j
nihilizm i wobec tego dzie-
kowac nam wypada "a te
wolno6c, kt6ra sic cieszymy,
jake nar6d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Ob}ed ma okrecie.

Niezwyk1y wypadek ida
rzy} sic ma pok}adzie okretu
,Nieuw Amsterdam" p}yna-
cego do Nowego Jorku. ME-
dry podr6znymi znalazia sic
bona, nazwiskiem R6za Nae.
gle, ss;zWaajcarka. Pozyskala
ona niebawem og6lna sym
patya, albowiem bawila dzieci
jadacych podr6znych j usilo-
Wala " inny spos6b sta6 SIC
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Jak fair''muia v Kansas?

Przyjeohal tutaj jeden polak v Marcu 1896 j wzi2l $40 ARROW, IA.
|ktorych M ledna skiba ME byla wyorana Postawil budyhki + zpreko~
8 60 ARROW kt6re obsadzil kosna dosta1 blsko tysiac plyt.et bumi.
- zaaadzeniu korny zbrekow.l przesz}o7 70 akrow wiece1 i is otsiat Nc
leslen Pszenlcss IN TEN ppn gdzie by1a korna ter aasial pH enice.- -
iced. g M e s, DO ,stopada CYL : 8 mies'eoaoh zbrsko rai II ,bsi.l
1 5Ty - Tx farmuja polacy, y Colby, Kansas Kazdy WIS mose
tutal to Same. ZatenH ME tradce wis,e czasus na ruluvanius
rowne prery Etdre tylko wyezrkuja p1uea~ po 40 al l5 dol "a akler,ys
n 2, 3 do Let ,wyp}aty. Aniw polowie tax bic tuaj ME aspraraiecial
lakescle dotad pracowali, 4 wiecej korzy9ci deatxn,ecia.. u. dlscis.zydy
Y Iagodnyn n I'd, zdroryn k1imaeis, gdze zIMY E oTk y ..-.zV 81 u
opiay polske,itd. piazcie do Waszego rodaka..N. - 1s
G. !. ms ~ fo1penA e1oss,zArlosoo
go z n -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Smierc kap}ana patryoty
ma Obczyznie.

w wielkiem mie6cie por-
towem Antwerpii zmar} dn.
FL T.. m. sp. ks. J6zef Czaj-
|kowski. By} to goracy patryo-
ia polski nader go1liwy ka-
plan, kt6rego pamieci Geese
sic nalezy, przeto kr6tka 0
MIN podajemy wzmianke.
'Sp. ks. CO.. urodzi1 sic W r.
1887 we wsi Kr6likowie pod
Kaliszem, W Kr6l. Polskiem,
nauki gimnazyalne odbywa}
W Trzemesznie, a wy6wieco-
ny we W}oclawku ma kap]ana,
zosta} wikaryuszem W Kodzi.
Kochajac szczerze lud, JUL
wtedy wielce sic MIN zaj-
mowa&. Gdy wybuch}o po-
wstanie W r. 1868, zebra}
ma}y oddzia}ek i jako jego
dow6dzca a zarazem kapelan
bral udzia} W powstaniu.
Skazany "a to przez Rad ro-
syjski ma powieszenie, Emu
SONY by} sic ukrywac i stu
zy} przez dfuzszy czas u
pewnego poczciwego gospo-
.darza pod przybranem imie-
MEM Kuby jako parobek,
znoszac cierpliwie wszelkie
truly i niewygody takiego
zajecia. Nastepnie uda} sic
pc tu}aczce W Austryi i
Niemczech do Antwerpii i
tam przez lat 40 zajmowa1
sic z wielkiem po6wieceniem
emigrantami polskimi, jada-
cymi do Ameryki. Me tylko
przesiadywa} czasami do p6z-
nej nocy W konfesyonale,
ably ich s}uchac spowiedzi,
ale stara1 sic take o mate
ryalne ich dobro, radzi}, po-
ucza1, ostrzega}, dopomaga}
i hroni} pred wyzyskiem
ze strony agent6w. Bedac "a
%.dumnym, ably prosic cara 0
uEaskawienie, nigdy tego ME
uczyni} i ola togo tel do
kraju ojczystego wr6cic ME
m6g}. Umar} szanowany i
kochany przez kolonie pol
ska W Antwerpii skutkiem
zapalenia p}uc, a zwloki jego
studenci polscy W Antwerpii
ma barkach swych zaniesli
do grObu.- N. O. W d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Pc Weselu pogrzeb.

w K~aliszkowicach wypra-
vial gospodarz R. wesele
swojej GORGE. Podczas gdy
sic go6cie wesolo bawili v
jednej izbie, umarla " dru.
giej matka panny m}odej.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
CIEKAWE RZECZY
NiedzWiedz kt6ry m6Wi.

~ -E-=-- r@".eaEH -rEEH &E sgS&E% @EH&
Bawiacy v Londynie cyrk
Henglera posiada jedynego
W swoim rodzaju, a mianowi-
Gle m6wiacego niedzwiedzia.
mis-" ten jest nietylko Una
komitym gimnastykiem, ale
take zupelnie wyraznie Cd
powiada ma pytania YAK"
lub ,,nie''. A kiedy pap jego
m6wi: Zdaje mi sic, ze jes-
ste6 spragniony, czego sobie
,,zyczysz", %odpowiada on: IA
drop of rum" (troszeczke
rumu).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-03-28
Murillo.

Stawny ma ca}y SWAT ma
|larz hiszpa6ski urodzi} sic
W roku 1913 W Sewilii. Umar}
W roku 1852 tamze. Arcy-
!dz ella jego sztuki cenione
So przez cafy SWAT cywilizo-
wany. Malowa} portrety, a
szczeg6lniej zas}ynal W ma
larstwie koscielnem. Twarze
Madonny (Naj6w. Maryi Pan.
N.Y. odznaczaja sic nies]ycha-
nym blaskiem i kolorytem
|obok anielskiej s}odyczy W
|rysach. Portrety to jeszcze So
W koscio}ach hiszpa6skich, a
pewna ich liczba znajduje sic
W muzeach stolic europej-
skich. Wiele cennych malo-
widef tego MALARIA artysty
odkryto przypadkowo. Do
|nosimy O 2 przypadkach: W
Genewie niedawno temu
zmar} hiszpan Navarro, d}u-
goletni mieszkaniec miasta.
Prey sprzedazy jego rucho-
mosci znalaz}o sic stare ma
lowidio przedstawiajace sw.
Win centego a Paulo W po-
staci kleczacej. Naby} je ma
licytacyi pewien handlarz "a
Il psi mark. Obraz ten byl
..bardzo za5rudzony i 6w
handlarz odsprzedal go "a
nieco wyzsz4 Gene doktorowi
Natriciano W Genewie. Ten
'posfaf go do odczyszczenia
do Paryza i tam okazalo
SIZE, re to original obrazu
Mur.lla z iego podpisem i
data roku 1869. Obraz ten
jest wielkiej wartosci arty
stycznej. Drugi przypadek
TAXI: w roku 1849 W Pesz-
)cie, pc wojnie austryacko-
wegierskiej, pewien wla6ci-
ciel Polak przejezdzajac przez
Peszt mia1 interes do intro
ligatora j zobaczy} u niego
obraz Madonny. Introligator
zapytany, skad go ma, Cd
powiedzia}, re pewna, dawniej
zamozna rodzina wegierska,
majac u niego dug "a 70
boty introligatorskie, costa
villa u niego ten obraz "a
6w dug so kilka floren6w
wynoszacy i ofiarowal sic
odstapic 6w obraz "a ton
dug. 0w obywatel, znawca
sztuki malarskiej, uderzony
piekno6cia twarzy, nabyi
Madonna "a te Gene q
p6zniej " gallery obraz6w
pewnej stolicy o6wiadcaono
mful, ze to original obrazu.
l!Mld1u1rill1a wwyciety : obrazu,
bedacego v pewnym klasz
tore hiszpa6skim. Obraz U
I 'zd1sao q nnaabyteks Wielkiej
sWarto6ci.
&sS5eSS#g8G @84ss&E#6g&s
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22
Equality Was A Failure.

Chicago, June 2.-Matrimonlal
equality, reducing the rights and du-
ties OF husband and wife to a COM
mon denominator, has been tried and
found wanting In the case of G.
Frank Hogan, a wealthy envelope
manufactures, and his wife, the
failure being signalized by the appli-
cation OF Mrs. Hogan for a divorce
and alimony, AT the marriage of
the couple in Denver, March II,
1905, they obtained great deal Of
notoriety by entering into a coven-
ant that there should be but one
moral code for both, with equality
for each and special privileges for
neither. over his signature Hogan
agreed TO the following propositions;
THAT my wife may carry a latch
key II do, That my wife may stay
out as late as | do. That If go to a
club or a saloon she may so also.
That II l gamble she may do like
wise, That II l look upon the wine
when II is red. she may also take a
peep, That IL l should flirt with
some pretty young woman, my wife
win not be taken 10 task because she
views with approval some eomely
young youth"
In her suit for divorce Mrs. Ho-
gan alleges thar her husband was
continually intoxicated aud objected
10 any indulgence on her part; that
he beat and abused her. threatened
To kin her and was guilty of obiec-
tionable attentions to other women,
as well as numerous minor misde-
Imeanors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22

States. This does not take into ac-
count the great number of travellers
who visit and spend much time each
year in the numerous attractive VIII
lages, lake and mountain resorts In
the vicinity of Lucerne.
The railway statistics show that
the tourists to this city last season
spent $6,439,54O for local railway
fares. The average number of vis-
itors per day for six months, $50
days, is estimated at 5000. 1t is
estimated that they spend while
here on an average of So per day
each, making a daily expenditure
hotels, carriages, incidentals, ETC.,
$4,000 a day, which for the six
months amounts to $4,655,675. Add
to this the amount spent for railway
fares in Lucerene, $6,439,540, and
we have a total of $11,O95, ,215. The
population of the city of Lucerne is
$4,000, wich makes the amount of
money spent by tourists in the city
equal to $347,035 United States cur
rency per year for each man, woman
and child living in Lucerne. A
fraction over 10 per cent of the to-
tel amount thus spent by tourist was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22
Orphans Day Celebration.

New York, June 22.-The national
Orphans Day celebration, observed
on June IL was undoubtedly the big
gest and most successful ever held
since the idea was originated. Char
ity covers a multitude of speed vio-
lations and It was most gratifying
on Wednesday last, when thousands
of orphans throughout the country
were given automobile outings
In New York city, the New York
Motor Club has charge of the Man
haitian brigade Other clubs and So
cieties, responded generously and
more than 1900 children were taken
on a most joyous trip to Coney Is
land. There were 147 cars in the
procession. The City and Country
Motor Club which has worked for
some time to help make the Orphan S
Day outing a success, had a division
in the procession, the members do
mating seven cars which accommo-
dated 65 children. Friends of
also gave cars.
The start was made at 1890 a.
m. from Riverside Drive and 72d
street, amid shouts of greatest JOY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22
WILD BELGIAN HARES.
Begin 10 Overrun Woods aad Fields
of Linn County.

AS an aftermath OF the Belgian
hare fad which swept this part OF
the state about 10 years ago, consld-
erable country west of Albany Is
populated with the little animals.
People driving along the roads out
OF this city can see them any even
ing aud many have been killed re-
Gently by farmers. They live in the
thiekets along the roadsides.
The Belgian hare fad found a
strong foothold in Albany. Hun
dreds of the animals were imported
and for a time a public display was
maintained by enthusiasts, a large
hau being rented for that purpose,
Many local citizens became as famil-
lar with Belgian hare pedigree as Is
horseman with his horses,
But the fad died out and what
hares were not killed were turned
loose. A few evidently found their
way into the country west of Albany
and have lived there ever since, This
year for the first time they have be
come numerous enough to attract
attention. The number Is growing
every year but the hares do very
little damage. Albany Herald.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22

and waving of myrlads of American
flags. Fine weather favored the
start OF the little ones and they were
more than delighted. A number Of
stages and commercial trucks were
donated which carried from twenty
to fifty children each. Two express
wagons of the familiar wire body
type, loaned by Adams Express Com
pany, were loaded with youngsters
and the effect produced by so many
tiny kids In cakes was quite ludic-
rous. The Gagged ones had n great
deal OF fun out of II too. A Knox
truck with a regular street car body,
but without strap hangers, was an
other sight" Several hundred
pounds OF delicious candy was pres
ented by j, A. McClurg and there
were also donations OF luncheons.
When the parade reached Coney
Island, the delights OF Dreamland
fairly overwhelmed the small excur-
slonists. Many OF them had never
been to such place in their lives.
The management of this amusement
resort gave the little visitors carte
blanche, while Lune Park was turned
over TO the orphans from Long Is
land Institutions.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22
IF You Read This

II will be 10 learn that the leading msdf.
cal writers and 1sachers OF all the several
schools of practice recommend, In tho
strongest terms possible, each and every
ingredient entering into the composition
Of DR.. Pieree's Golden Medical Discovery
for the cure of weak stomach, dyspepsia,
eatarrh OF stomach, silver complaint"
torpid liver, or biliousnoss, chronic bowel
Affections, and all catarrhal diseases OF
whatever region, name or nature. IL Is
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22
Y, M. 6, A.
LEADS IN
CITY LEAGUES
Defeats WOOIen Mills 2-0.-A Great
Game With Many Errors

Merchants 20 2 600
Sap Il out old kid" That's a
watchin' 'em." you'll make a ball
player yeti" Soak 'er on the nose
Coleyi" "Hit 1t on the shady side
old k-i-i-id" That's all right
you can walk this time!" "You got
'em all dazzled by that shirt For
besl" That was the way II went at
the ball game last night between the
y. M. G. A. and the Woolen Mills OF
the City League. Forbes came out
I'm a firemans flaming red shirt that
caused innumerable references to
the fire sale.
With all the errors that were
made II was a wonder that neither
team scored until the fifth inning
as was the case. Even Coleman,
the star player for the Y. M. G. A.
succeeded in missing nearly every
thing that came his way which he
wouldn't have done IL he had had a
suit on and was playing with his reg
ular team. These City League games
are the most interesting kind TO
watch as the boys are just out for
the fun and nothing great depends
upon winning or losing the game
and with the players trying grace
full movements and fancy stunts, the
ball is Just as apt to pass them as
10 be stopped. At batting the teams
were about equal, but the Y. NJ. G.
"A. seemed little the best at steal
ing bases and getting near the home
plate. Kay and Farmer played good
ball for the Woolen Mills at short
stop and second, Kay bringing down
n wild throw TO second from catcher
that was about two yards above his
head and getting a big clap from the
grandstand The Woolen MIL
catcher got n little sore because the
umpire didn't call Coleman out on
n close decision on the home plate
IN the NTH when the Y. M. G. A. got
their first score. but nearly every
one said II was safe.
The Game.
There was nothing doing In the
way OF scoring until tho ffth, and
last inning as Il was only a Ave In
ming game. In the last OF the first.
the Y. NJ. G. A. nearly scored. Ga
at shortsop, then Cusaman to Bishop
on third. but Bishop was touched
out on trying to get over the home
plate. In the second, the Y NJ. c. A.
made a pretty double One man had
walked and Kay batted TO Coleman
at shortstop, then Coleman to Bishou
on second and Bishop to Gabrielson
at frst. In the fifth was when the
Y. NJ. c. A. got their two runs. Cole
man was walked, Brown sacrificed
and put Coleman on second and Cox
hit bringing Coleman In. Cox got
around to third and Thielson
brought him In for the seond run.
The woolen Mills failed TO tie the
score In the last of the inning, end
ing the game,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22
Record Breaking
Bargains in
Lace Curtains

We do not hesitate to claim
that the value represented here
are the greatest ever shown the
trade.
When you see the handsome
design, the size and the quality
you cannot help seeing the truth
of our claim.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-06-22
HOWARD GOULD.

by Americans, making $1,110,000
American money spent by pleasure
and health seekers alone last sea-
son.
When the fact is taken in consid-
Grafton that the figures given in the
foregoing statement represent the
money spent by tourists in Lucerne
alone for one season, that this is
only one OF the many attractive
cities of the country, and that there
are a large number of popular winter
resorts in Switzerland where thou
sands of tourists spend the winter
in expensive hotels, the Importance
OF this class of business and the
vast sums of money coming into the
country annually through this
source may be appreciated.
The proseptcts for a prosperous
business during the season of 1907
are better than for any previous
year. and unusual preparations are
being made 10 accommodate the en-
ormous crowds that are anticipated
in Lucerne, the city of four eantons,
and the Mecca of tourists TO Switzer-
land.-Gleanings from Lucrene Sta
tistics.