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The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
WESTERN LOSES ON ERRORS.
Episcopal High school Is Returned
Victor in One-sided Game.

Episcopal High school defeated Vest
ern High Of this city, yesterday after
noon in Alexandria by S TO T.
Hodgson. for Western, pitched good
bail. allowing but two hits, but wretehed
support on the part of his team mates
lost the game.
Dabney and Day did well in the box for
good support and sharp fielding shut of
several hits.
Western took brace in the ninth
when. with the score to against them
the Georgetown boys chased three runs
across the rubber Pendleton, by a pretty
bit Of fielding which resulted in a double
play. prevented further scoring. Score:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Earned Washington, 2 First base
by errors. Kansas City, , Left on base
Washington. :; Kansas City f. First
base on baIls-Of Gates. ?: OF Case b;
of Wright. l. Innings pitched-By Case,
4; by Wright. 2 Hits made-Oh Gates, !;
of Wright, .. Struck out-By Case, !; by
Wright. /. by Gates. !. Three-base hit
Leahv. Two-base hits-Delehanty, Kruger.
Sacrifice hits-Clymer, Street. Stolen
bases-Ganley. Mcbride. Beckley Double
nlavs-DeIehantv to Freeman. Hill 10
I.eahv. Two-base hits-Delehanty. Kruger.
by Case. l. Wild pitches-Case, 3. I'M
pire-Brick owen.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
BETHANY'S OUTLOOK BRIGHT.
Team Has Good Chance of winning
sunday school Pennant.

Manager c. B. Stokes. of the Bethany
Baptist team of the sunday School
League, has gathered together one of the
strongest aggregations of ball tossers in
the District in an effort to land the bunt-
ing again this year
The team is not fully organized as yet,
but easily defeated the strong War team
of the Departmental League last week.
The team will probably be captained by
Charlie King. Several games have been
scheduled, but there are few dates yet
open.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Earned nlBs-NaB. 2 First base by eTroFs-NaEy,
8: Amherst 3. Left bases-Navy Z; Amherst, {.
first base balis-Of LanphieT, s: Of Brick 4.
Stniek out-By LanphieT 4 b. Brick. 10. Home
nin-sues. Sacrifice hits-Wilson Dsgne, Dan
nahey. Stolen basss-Bscon Battle Gillian. Stiles,
Dannahey. Hii by ptcheF-By Jones. Dannahey.
and Juhe Passed baIis-Iones Dsnnahey Umpire
Mr. Coilif0Wer. Of Washington. Time Of game
hours minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Earned runs-St Johns Juniors, 6;
Georgetown Props. 1. Left on bases-St.
Johns Juniors. &; Georgetown Preps, s.
First base on balls-On WidmayeT, 4; OFF
Sullivan, > Hits made-Off Widmayer, q
of Sullivan. g. Struck out-By Widmay-
er. g. by Sullivan, 5. Home ruus-John
Widmayer, L. Widmayer TwO-base hit
Lynch. Sacrifice hit-Ioehl Hit by
pitcher-By Widmayer. Time OF game-l
hour.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

First base on tsIls-Of Recharl, 2 Fisher. s.
Struck out-By BeiChard. li Fisher, b. Three base
hit-Chapin Two-hsse hif-Kelly Sacrifice hits
Chapia ReiehaTd. Hoffman. Stolen bases-Aiarsden
Goodman (ll Bsuscn. Chapln ~, Kelly l2i, Ellis
e. Keuhn ReichaTd Gmy. ssyles iZ Coleman izi
Hoffman e. Tracy ~. hit by pitcheT-By Fisher. ,
Wild pitch-Reichsrd Passed balls-heibn tZ'.
NcIntyre. Unpir-Sr. JefIys. Time II game
p bCuFs g minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
HighInnders, g, Atlanta. 5.

Atlanta, Ga, April 4-The New York
Americans obtained a commanding lead
by punching their hits in the sixth in-
ming to-day. and, although Atlanta made
a game rally in the final inning, the
Southern Lesguers were forced TO sue
cumb. The score;
R.HE
n Y Americans. ol00o4 DC 10 I
Atlanta. ta................ I 0 0 o o 2 2-5 8
Batterios-Hogg Griffith and Kleinow: Fofd, Cas-
Teton. and Cotensy. Umpire-Mr. Weeks
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
GALLAUDET THE WINNER.
Trims Washington College in Eight
Inning Game, II TO z.

Special q The Washington Herald
Chestertovn. Nd, April 4,-The team Of
Gallaudet College defeated Washington
College here to-day, II 20 :.
The cold weather made fast bali impOs-
sible and both teams put Up ragged
game in, the field. a home-rIn drive by
White. Of Washington College, and two
bagger by Pruitt with three on bases
were features of the game.
On account of the visitors having 10
catch the boat at Rochester the game
was called at the end of the eighth
inning
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
BASEBALL RACING BASKETBALL BOXING ATHLETCS AND BOWLING
MTDDrEs DOWN AMHERST.
Win Close Game by Garrison Finish
in Ninth Inning.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd, April 1.-The Mid
shipmen narrowly escaped defeat at
the hands Of Amherst College here to-day.
The final score was. Navy Z. Amherst 5.
Brick, Amherst's crack twirIer. pitched
a splendid game throughout. but at times
was poorly supported the FIVE errors
made by his teammates each contribu-
ting to the Middies' runs.
The visitors played a more consistent
game at bat, working the hit and run
game to perfection and tallying three
runs in that manner in the fourth inning
In the eighth, they added tao more on
ii single. base on balls, and two errors.
Things began to look blue for Navy.
In the ninth, however, they tied the
score on errors, and Stiles drove out a
long one past left field for homer. scor-
ing Gillian ahead OF him. The Middies
almost went wild with JOY at their Gar
rison finish The score:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Two-base hit-Donoyan. Sacrifice hits
Hughes .; Miller. Double plays-Hughes
to Warner to Smith: Berg to Berringer to
Miller Stolen bases-Berg. ? Struck out
BY Smith, = by Hughes. 3: by Daling, l;
by Fairman, l. by Hopkins. l. Bases on
balls-Off Hughes. 3; on Daling, j; of
Fairman. /. of Hopkins l. Wild pitches
Hughes. 1; Smith, I; Fairman. !. Passed
ball-DOnovan, ].
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Company H. of the Second Battalion
Of Engineers will play the st. Vincent
team at the barracks this afternoon. A
large attendance IS expected. and a
fast game predicted, as both teams are
in prime condition. Game will be
called at . D m. sharp
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
ST. JOHNS, 8; JUNIOR PREPs, /
widmayer Brothers Nine win Hon
orS In Game af Georuetovxn.

Ut III N'I.11IN u ~ 70 " s1s
The ST. Johns Juniors defeated the
Georgetown Prep Seniors yesterday by 3
to l.
The batting Of the Widmayer brothers,
of st. Johns, was a feature Of the game.
The fielding of St. Johns was at times
spectacular. IN Widmayer and Bahbing-
ton, ST johns has a battery which few
Of the schools of Washington can excel.
The game was terminated at the end OF
the fifth inning to enable the boys to Wit
ness the Cornell game. The
score.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
Moran Trims ,LaIor TayIor.

Boston. April 4.-Jimmle Moran. OF
Worcester. beat Major Taylor in their
match bicycle race tonight at tile Park
Square indoor track Moran won IN
straight heats. the first being a mile
sprint. the second a twenry-tive-mile
motor paced race.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
FORDHAM, 4; YALE, /,
New Workers Prove Too strong for
the Eli Baseball Team.

New York. April 4-The baseball mines
from Yale and Fordham met AZ the Polo
Grounds this afternoon in the first ex-
hibition game Of the season, and at the
finish the Bronx lads had walloped the
boys from New Haven by to l.
The cold winds were too much for the
fans, however. and only $50 turned out to
witness the contest, college boys making
up the majority Of the spectators.
Fordham blanked the visitors for eight
innings, while the local team managed
10 score run in the opening inning, and
by punching hits in the tl3<rd added three
more 90 their total. The Blue was saved
from a whitewash In the final inning by
scoring a lone tally
Good fielding on the part OF the boys
from the Bronx helped to keep the Yale
men from scoring when they had men
on bases. Score by innings.
RH. Z.
Yale.................... 0 0 O0 90 II 8
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
Bramdt. Navy,s baseball Captain.

Annapolis. Nd, April 4.-Midshipman
Edmund s r. Brandt. OF Montclair. n.
J.. second class, has been elected cap
tain of the Navy baseball team for
next season in place of Harold De +.
Burd. of Kansas, who graduates In
June
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Earned runs-WesteTn. ]. FITst base Dy
errors-E Episcopal, s: Western, 4. Left on
bases-Western, 6, Episcopal. 3. First
base on balls-Off HodgsOn, g. of Day ];
of Dabney, 2; off Donovan. l. Innings
pitched-By Hodgson, 6; by Donovan. o;
by Dabney, :; by Day ?. Hits made-Off
ffodgsOn. 2. OF Dabney, ?; of Day, l..
Struck out-By Hodgson, Z; by Donovan,
3; by Dabney. S. Sacrifice. htts-Hillyer.
Polhemus. Grant Stolen bases-Pendle-
ton %. Dabpey. Guy. Double play-Pen-
dIeton 70 Dabney. Hit by pitcheT-By
Hodgson. Wild pitches-H -Hodgson ~.
Dabney. Passed ball-Hunter. Time Of
game-1 hour and 45 minutes
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
= Of Md. ~, BIoomIngdaIe, 4.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Baltimore. Md, April 4.-The Uni
versity of Maryland baseball team de-
feated the Bloomingdale club, Of Wash
ington. rather easily here to-day
Score IL 10 4.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
TECH WINS CLOSE GAME.
Defeat Bethel Military Academy
Nine by TO ,.
Sraeisl fo The WsshinofoD Herald

7iTNiat TO Atic washington htiAsA
Warrenton. Va April Am game
marked by some good and bad plays,
the Technical High School team defeated
the strong nine OF Bethel Military Acad-
emy here to-day By one run. score to 8.
The game was interesting because of
the fact that neither team could hold the
lead for more than two innings.
Bethel came within reach of tying the
score in their last turn at the bat, but
with two men on the bases and one out
Capt Feichard struck out the next two
men.
The game was practically won by Kelly,
Techs new shortstop. who. besides put
ting up a grand fielding game. cl0uted
the ball for four hits. one Of them being
a two-bagger. with men on second and
third Feller. for Bethel, made one Of
the prettiest running catches ever seen
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
PHILADELPHIA Game or.

Philadelphia, April 4-Cold weather to-
day interfered with the playing Of the
game between the Philadelphia Nationals
and Philadelphia Americans.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
Boston Amerleans, 1. TOledo, 0.

Toledo, Ohio, April Ain pitchers
battle here this afternoon the Boston
American Leaguers scored a decidedly
lucky win over the locals Of the Amer
lean Association by punching three of
their seven hits in the second inning The
score:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
LOSE TO KANSAS CITY
Frigid Weather Proves Too
Much for Nationals.
GATES PITCHES ENTIRE GAME
High Wind, Coupled with Cold. Pre-
cIudes Effective TwirIiBg and Is
Responsible for Two of Washing
toms Four Errors-Team Leaves
To-day for Springfield, III.


Special to The Washington Herald.
Kansas City. Mo. April 4-Washing-
tons nonarctic athletes lost a wintry
game Of six innings here to-day to Kan-
sas City. By 10 5. It was one Of the
ehilliest, propositions on record. not only
for the weather but for the cold ehills
that chased up and down the spine Of
any Washington roOter present.
sort Of runt blizzard blew across the
diamond, carrying flies from felders and
dust into the eyes of the spectators.
Eli Gates pitched the whole game for
Washington, and gave a decidedly
trapped exhibition, buf the conditions
we're such that good twlrling was prac-
tieally impossible. Case pitched four in
nings for Kansas City. and was wild as
the wind. Wright pitched two innings for
the Blues. and was tugging al the ropes
in an effort 10 ascend heavenward, when
Umpire Brick owen gave a final shiver
and stopped the proceedings.
Wind Causes Errors.
Washington was charged with four er-
rors. but those Of Clymer and Ganley
should be credited TO the wind. Free
mans bull was inexcusable while Dele
hanty's came from hurTying too much in
trying for double play Delehanty got
away with his fayorite double play for
the third successive try. He took a blow
to second. touched the runner coming
/ from first, and relayed 10 Freeman. sup
pressing the batter
1 Pickering walked and was forced by
Ganley in the first inning for Washing
/ ington Ganley scored on Delehantys
double and Clymer's out. Freeman's sin
/ gle scored Delehanty.
Mcbride singled in the second. got sec
! ond on a wild pitch, and scored on Pick
/ ering's safety.
Freeman walked in the third Street
sacrificed. Freeman reached third on Nc
! Brides fieIders' choice, and scored on a
helders' choice by shipke, Leahy dropping
the ball.
In the fourth Ganley walked. stole sec
ond, got third on a wild pitch. and
scored on Clymer's sacrifice fly.
Picnic for Missourians.
Kansas City had its picnic IN the third
round Murphy singled and Hin was safe
on Delehanty's error. Beekley walked.
filing the bases Cymer dropped Brash-
ears rs. scoring Murphy, but Beckley
; was forced at second. Kruger hit 20
II Freeman. vino threw wildly 10 Delehanty,
letting in HILL putting Brashear on third,
land Kruger on first. Cross walked, and
the bases were full again. Leahy's triple
drove in three runs, and Leahy scored on
Halman's single, making six runs for
that inning
Kruger doubled In the fifth. went ID
third when Ganley made q poor return
| 10 Mcbride and scored on a safe bant
by Monte Cross.
1t is raining hard here tonight and the
prospects for tomorrow are dreary The
team leaves here tomorrow night at eSG
for Springfield, where II will Tejoin the
r Yangans. who have been there q week.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
Catholic university Is swamped.

Special to The Washington Herald
Emmitsburg, Nd, April AMOUNT St
Mary's tpyed in a game with the Catholic
University here to-day, batting their
pitchers at will. Score:
r. n. F.
Mount st. Nays. O61 x-I5 4 4
Catholic University. CO 5
Batteries-Mount St. MaTys. Comfy. McHugh. and
sebod. Catholic University Dam. MeTra, and Hess
ler strike outs-By Couly. S. b. Dayr S: by MsryB
l. Bases on balls-Os Conly, 2; Of MeTva /: OF
Darr T. Time Of game-2 hours. Umpire-Mr. Les
ter Th9m Of Frederick.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Philadelphia. April 4-The University
Pennsylvania to-day defeated the nine
from the College OF the City Of New
York by a score OF s to 5
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
Boston Nationals Trim Lynchburg,
special TO The Washington Herald.

oIeClai tQ The Washington Herald
Lynchhurg. Va, April 4--The Boston
Nationals defeated the locals this after
noon by 6 to 0. The Shoemakers made an
excellent showing in view of the fact that
they have had no. previous practice
Hooker and Schuman found the opposing
pitchers for a tElple and a double re-
spectiyely. Schuman held the Doves well
in hand. but Rooney, the nineteen-year-
old amateur, went to pieces in the eighth,
when three passes. two doubles. and a
single Melted five runs. The score:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Technical High School team would liks to
arrange games for the 18th sad 18th Of this month
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

sBatted for Lanphier IN ninth inning.
Two 0ut when winning runs were scored.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
Vermont. A LehInh. 1.

South Bethlehem. Pa. April 4-Lehigh
University opened the baseball season
here to-day by being defeated by the
University of Vermont. Score:
RH.E
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Batteries Washington and Lee, George and An
.hony. Hampdsn-sidnsy. Bowers. CurTy. and stras.
UmpTs-AT. Dessult q Y. II. /.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
birmingham, 8, BROOKLYN, 4,

Birmingham. Ala. April AIN a batting
rally in the eighth inning to-day, Bir-
mlngham wrested the lead from the
Brooklyn Nationals and defeated the Troll
ley Dodgers by one run. The score:
R.H E.
Brooklyn. 900 % 3
birmingham. ........ 0 Ks Is 4
Observation-Disclosures, Wilhelm. and Ritter: Turner
and Rsub Umpire-Mr OBrien.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
washington and Lee Wins.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Lexington. Va, April 4.-Washingtor
and Lee University this afternoon de
Feated Hampden-sidney College by 9 70 ]
The score:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
COMPANY H Plays st, Vincent.

Batts1ies-Collins and Burlington; Tressler. Ser
pess. Flinpir stener. and MeMutrie
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05

Earned Georgetown, 1; Cornell. ,
Left on bases-GeorgetoWn, s; Cornell 4
First base on balls-Off Cantwel, /: of
Gable, 3. Struck out-By Cantwell. s; by
Gable, g. Home run-Ebeling. Three-base
hit-Duffy. Two-base hit-Aiess. Sacrifice
hits-Smith. Cantwe!l stolen bases-Gable.
Hit by pitcher-By Gable. J. Time of
game-1 hour and 50 minutes. Umpire
Mr. Belts
The Washington herald., 1908-04-05
wesIexan. Q. sprLngaeld.

Middletown. Conn. April 4.-Wesleyan
defeated the Springfield Training School
team in the opening game of the season
here this afternoon. About fifty braved
the icy blasts. The snow covered the
ground and the turf was frozen. Score:
RHF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
Personal Mention

Hon. c. p. Hon and wife and
daughter. Miss Della Hagen, left on
the local this morning for Portland
where Mrs. Hon and Miss Hagen will
board the steamer Friday night for
San Francisco. Mr.. Hon intends Ia
meet them In IN bay city next week
after whiting Grants Pass. Medford
and Ashland All expect TO be alb
sent about three weeks.
Edgar J. sherman. popular
salesman OF the w. l.. Tooze mer-
ehandiss store in Falls city, has re-
turned to his home In Salem.
Governor Chamberlain left this
morning for Albany, whore he Will
delivering an addres az the Boosters
meeting tonight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
ESPEE GO.
NEEDS
CAPITAl
{ lunitee Press Leased WIG. }

(Unitec Press Leased Wire)
New York, March 20.-The South
ern Pacific needs new capital. On
June 80. last, the Southern Pacific
Company showed a floating debt OF
$33,716,S46. Its only source OF new
capital since then has been balance
of $19,153,207 on subscriptions to
$35, ,295,123 new preferred stock.
Its need of new capital Is occa-
stoned by its improvements and ex-
tentions in the West.
on the Cananea Yaqui river and
Pacific line iii miles are building.
and on the Inter-Cai!fornia, 33
miles. On the oregon Western rail-
way some SO miles OF expensive con
struction Is contemplated.
II will be perhaps conservative to
say that the Southern Pacific in the
current fiscal year could easily use
between s20.OOo.OOO and s25, 5,O00,-
900 new capital.
The Grand Pacific is one OF the
oldest and most popular hotels In
the Middle West. The entire struc-
ture "a threatened with destruction.
Flames were discovered early this
afternoon and spread with great ra-
pidity The guests on the lower
floors left the building in good order
but those on the upper floor and the
servants In their quarters on the top
floor. were panlc-stricken when they
saw great volumes OF smoke pour
ing up the stairways and elevator
shafts. Some escaped by means OF
the fire escape. but a number were
hemmed In their rooms by the
smoke and heat. They sought refuge
In their windows. from which they
were rescued. after many difficulties,
by the fremen.
II Is believed that all OF the guests
escaped. and none have been report
ed injured. The fire started on the
roof. which was receiving a tar coat
ing. II Is not thought that the flames
will spread to the surrounding build
ings.
The Grand Pacific Is an eight
story structure situated on the north
west corner OF Clark and Jackson
streets. Its estimated value Is
s25O.O0O. II is owned by a COM
pany. OF which Adolphps Busch. the
81. Louis brewer, Is the head.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20

william J, Mariner. OF Blalock,
this morning hled his petition for
denomination as Republican repre-
sentative of the 2Sth district. lie
declares he will vote for the eandi-
date for the United states senate re-
ceiying the majority OF the votes.
bat II there be none with a majority
he will vote for the Republican can
didate receiving the largest vote.
Vim, Mornt. OF Ontario. a State
ment No. Democrat, this morning
filed his petition for nomination as
Representative for the 2Tth district,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
HUNDREDS
COMING TO
SALEM

Three hundred and nineteen Is the
remarkable number of inquiries re-
ceived from practically every state In
the Union By the Salem Board OF
Trade Thursday. This Is the result
OF about a months practical boost
ing. Should the inquiries continue
at this remarkable rate for a month,
and there Is every reason to believe
that they will. II they do not increase,
the astounding result will be 957O.
The probabilities are. however. that
the number OF home-seekers writing
the Board OF Trade will be on the
Increase as the result OF the added
amount of boosting in the sending
ont of literature in the last few
weeks.
In addition TO the above prodig-
lous number OF written inquiries, a
great many call In person at the Sa-
lem Board of Trade rooms, and are
supplied with literature and general
information. II Is estimated that
an average OF at least ten visitors a
day. seeking farms and homes, visit
this city now daily.
The inquiries In general received
, by the Board OF Trade yesterday
asked for Information regarding
fruit farms. farming lands generally
and business openings. Two OF the
writer's are DESTROYS OF buying very
large farms. and want full particu.
lars. stating that n conditions are
satisfactory. they would come to this
part OF the country.
The following home-seekers are
registered at the hotels in this city:
George w. Tripp. La Porte. Iowa;
p. Anderson. Fresno. Cal: p. $.
Hartley. Hamilton. Mo-; Asa Gard
ner, Greeley. Kansas; Carl Mueller
ana Carl Rcichert. Livingston. Wis. ;
Albert Evans. Havre, Mont; George
Mixtor. Moline. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
Sion.

There Is better spirit prevailing
In political circles. and the get-to-
gether feeling is coming up. Even
the opponents OF Statement No. ]
admit that the ticket in Marion
county may be split, and they say II
will be wise and necessary to elect
the whole ticket. no matter who gets
on. Senator Kay says he believes
the Republicans should uphold the
primary law. and support the nomi-
nee for U. S. senator who is the
choice OF the Republicans April II.
That is the only way the party can
win. and the sooner all realize that
the better.
Lloyd Reynolds, who refused TO
vote for the peoples choice for sena-
tor in the last legislature. has filed
for reelection on statement that
ne will support the Republican vot'
ers' choice. This shows a disposition
TO at least partly comply with the
principle OF direct election Of sena-
tors, although there may be differ
ence as 10 what that expression
means. But under the primary law
any candidate is at liberty TO take
any statement he chooses.
The Macleay Meeting.
The meeting announced for Mac
leay for Saturday night was got mp
by the Macleay Republicans, and
Hon. NJ. l.. Jones will talk OF the
duties OF county jcidge. and Hon. T.
u. Kay will discuss the proposed tax
exemption amendment TO the consti-
tuition. II Is the Intention OF the
managers to have all candidates who
wish 10 come TO be present, and II Is
not the plan TO throw rocks or try TO
shut the Statement No. men out OF
the meeting. when Hal ID. Patton
was invited 10 90 TO the meeting he
told the committee that waited upon
him that n they would debate State
ment No. he would attend, but not
otherwi'e III you propose TO shut
all Statement No. men out OF the
party. and will not give us any rea-
sons why. do not want 10 attend
any gag-rule meetings" At latest
accounts II was not known whether
Mr.. Patton would attend or not.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-20
CHEAPER TRAVEL


Omitted Press Leased VIII,
Chicago. March 2O.-Tfa,,l y
from the Pacific coast viii hs j,
er this summer than ever bs,c,.|
ing an entire season. The n
continental Passenger AssoeI,|
the Hartman lines and the S,pa
have given independent MOTIFS
they will make summer tourist
to the Pacific coast, effective bs.l
June and October.
The notice came after an ,til
on the part OF the Grea, yon|
and Northern Pacific to preveu !
mer tourist rates from being 4
these roads arguing that a mind
basis OF two cents a mile vnl|
better for these railroad
Southern lines thought dlfTs|
and insisted that the Pacific \
should be granted as favorable
as Colorado common points
basis to be used for Colorado
therefore, be the basis for mu|
tourist rates to all points vst|
Chicago.