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The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
NATIONALS BATTING
STILL WEAK POINT

Although he has fallen OF materially
n his stick work during the paSt week,
with a drcp from .2s2 20 rs. Capt Bob
Ganley is still the virtual leader Of the
Nationals IN batting. he played IN four
games during the past week. and out OF
fourteen times az the bat connected for
two lonesome bingles.
Otis Clymer and Wid Conroy stand
second and third However. neither has
improved his average during the six
games. Their averages show marks OF
235 and u.
Browne. the recent acquisition. Is bat
ting at .2SS clip. but has only played IN
FIVE games.
Delehanty has improved somewhat,
having increased his mark TO III. against
.I23 last week
Charlie Street has deprived Del OF his
position al the bottom Of the list The
taIkative one has fallen OF considerably
IN his stick work. and IS now credited
with an average one point above the
century mark
The batting average Of the entire team.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
BASEBALL NOTES
AND COM MMENT
Another close one,

AMULET NiDSE olic-
Two weeks and the boys VIII be home
again
Wonder II Nick Altrock Is a good pinch
hitter7
Last game IN St Louis to-day, and then
comes Cleveland
Il begins 10 look as If Blank had lost
lis eye as a pinch hitter
Mcbride connected for q brace OF
singles More power 10 ye. George.
Guess CantIllon thinks Dolly GRAY VIII
be able 10 shoulder the southpaw work.
The Red Sox slipped one over on Jeu-
nings' bunch Hustle up, Joe, old boy
Remember that wager some days ago,
With "Jiggs" Donohue on first. Cravath
IN the Outheld. and COETOy back on the
Job at third. better things are looked for.
Walter Johnson pitched for the fourth
time this week and lost for the fourth
time Luck is surely against the Idaho
phenom.
This tine fielding was at fault Cantil-
Ion gave Shipke another chance 10 show
his worth and the youngster fell down
miserably
TannehiH VIII probably be afforded a
chance to change the luck. He turned
the trick against the Red Sox Why not
against the McAleer bunch?
The Athletics took q 1-to-0 thirteen
inning game from the White Sox- Our
boys played a seVenteen-inning game with
ttzt bunch. What's the answer?
Tom Cantweil, the former GEORGETOWN
boy, pitched his first game for Cincin-
natl against a Connecticut bush league
team and lost. Cheer up Thomas. old
boy; batter things next tina
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
CPORTINC SIDELIGHTC
- By BILL BAILEY.

Wen, II here isn't our old friend. Hggs
Donabus Greetings. old chap
And how the girls VIII rave over Nick
AItrock. the Windy city AdoniS-
Homer Cravath is the latest acquisition
TO The Pacific Coast League alumni esso-
cation. which now includes Gray. Groom,
Blankenship. Freeman and johnson
Another thing about John L Sullivan:
The newspapers have never been asked 70
decide bets as 70 his pedigree or nation
atty.
The Philadelphia North American rises
70 remark: How can the Giants play
honest baseball on a field profaned by
crooked Marathon runners?
Hughey Jennings believes IN the advis-
ability OF running away with II and max
ing himself hard 70 catch he will be
Grabbing the interest n the race II he
doesn't back UP bit hut hs doesn't
mind that
Here's Lee Donnelly's latest One day
last GUNNER "Rube" waddelPs index
finger was split by liner After sur
geon dressed the member, ''Rube" asked:
DO you think I'll be able 20 play the
piano now. dOctor?"
Yes" was the reply.
Finer returned -Rube:'' ''foT that was
something I was never able 20 do
We thought we detected something
crooked here during the last game played
at National Park Now we remember II
was Tim Hurst's legs
Alexandria Is feeling particularly
happy over the fact that Manager Joe
has signed Nick AitTOck-
The Chicago Tribune is strong for the
hot-scotch stuff. Read this: The Hearts
O. Midlothian. the famous Scottish soccer
football team. has been spiered 70 bide wi
Us q wee this simmer and show US the
deeference. They play the game IN the
kilties. That maun add zestfu' eenterest
fo- fo-bye twa Irish teams that tore she
cIaes an sne anither- We no hae seen
soccer football wf'out the breeks.''
There are Two circUses IN town this
week-the Gentry Brothers show and
the Press Club baseball ga-ns-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
CANTHELL THIRLS FOR REDS
Former Georgetown Star Beaten Ia
First Game.
Cincinnati Trounoed BY WRtsrbury.
OF the Connecticut League,
by 8 90 =

Waterbury, Conn, Nay 1.-THE Water
bury team of the Connecticut League de-
feated the Cincinnati Reds IN an exhIbi-
ton game here today, 5 70 . Dub1c a
local boy. started the game for the visit
ers. but retired after three innings IN
favor Of CantveIi, the former Georgetown
star, who Joined the Reds q few days
ago.
Cantwen allowed six hits during his
six innings OF the rubber, which, with per
fet fielding, would have netted only one
run, that coming IN the seventh. when
Nichols tripled 70 right center after Cole
singled Errors figured prominently II
the runs scored n the fourth. and the
two runs IN the eighth.
The visitors were unable 70 hit Silery,
who was in rare form and was backed up
by perfect fielding. The score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Nationals SOuthpaw Figures
in Chicago Deal.
NATIONALS GET THREE MEN
Jfggs DOnahue, Nick AIfrOck, and
Homer Cravath VIII Join wash
fngton Club in Cleveland To-mOr-
row Players Should Add Much
Needed Strength Just Now.
CANTILLON GIVES OUT
NEW LINEUP OF TEAM
, he wsshinrnn Hsrs,d.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
81. Louis, No, May I6.-SpOrt-
ing Editor The Warrington Her
aldI The new men viii Join Us IA
Cleveland DoRahue T. to play
first base, CraYEth right field,
COnrOy third, C1ymer center. Bob
Unglaub Il sick in bed. Smith
and Hughes have lame arms. but
we Will hit our true stride sOOa-
JOE CANTmLON.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
OXON HILL WINS ANOTHER.
Fort FOOte Team Goes Down for
Second Time bys9 to 8

On Saturday afternoon Oxon Eiu again
defeated Fort Foote in an interesting
game by 9 70 3. The Hi boys mainly
owe their victory TO the superb pitching
OF Fowler. who famed fifteen and al
lowed four scattered hits
He would have scored a shut-oUt but
for his teammates poor fielding. Il.
Rush played a brilliant game. getting
q triple. a double. and two singles out
OF four times up. and accepting eighteen
chances without an error. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
RED SOx STOP THE TIGERS.
DetrOits Unable TO Hit SOuthpaw
WOIters Safely.

Detroit. May 16-Detroit was unable TO
hit the soUthpaw slsnts OF Wolters to-day
safely. and Boston took the first game
OF the series, 10 2
Speer, on the mound for Detroit,
pitched an excellent game. but errors
at critical moments paved the way for
his defeat Moriarity and Carrigan all
but came 70 blows at the conclusion OF
the game, and a near-riot among the
spectators followed Carrlgan was roughly
handled by the crowd, but was escorted
from the field without sustaining injury
SCora-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Garfield 4. c. Wants Games.

The Garfield A C.. which has recently
organized. would Ike 10 arrange game
with teams everagfnE fourteen years -Tha
lineup IS as follows: Daily, third base;
stephens. right field; Baker, pitcher;
Kane, second base Donohoe. short stop:
Dwyer, first base: Kimbau. left field;
Bailey, catcher; Gessford, center field.
Teams wanting games should address
Francis Kane. 456 New Jersey avenuo
southeast, OF Dolan Donohoe, 20 Second
street southeast
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

Two-base hits-Browne. Conroy, Nc
Bride. Three-base hit-Hoffman. Sacri-
fee hits-Freeman o. Double plays
Williams 70 Wallace to Jones C2); Browne
70 Street Passed ball-Stephens. Stolen
oaSe-HoHman. Bases on balls-Oh era
ham, 3; OF Johnson. 2 Struck out-By
Graham, 8; by Johnson, 3. Left on bases
St. Louis, 1. Washington. 10. Umpires-
Messrs. Perrine and O'Loughlin. Time Of
game hour and - minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Georgetown olive Club the winner.

The Georgetown Olive Club defeated ths
Rive7dales Sunday by the score OF 7 to-
O. c. Lemeric pitched a fine game FOR
the winners. striking out sixteen men
and allowing but three hits In the sew
enth and ninth innings RiverdaIs had the
bases fun. but the clever work OF
Lemeric they were unable 70 score.
Stephens caught an excellent game for
the winners The score:
2 & z
Geo7ErtCEn o. I12810 E7g Z
Ri7eTdais...-......... Q Q 0 Q 0 80 5
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

Hifs-OF Wolts-s. g 81 81 in1ingS TEo-bess
hits-Bush. Stzbl. CaTugzn- Sacrifice hits-0LeaTy
Schaefe-, Wagner Stoisn baSss-NcIntyre Cobb
SchzefeT. Frs. base on balls-0f Speer /: OF
Woters. L Hit BY pitcher-By Spee-. . First
base on eTrors-B0stcn. ; Left on bases-Detrost
5: Boston. %. Struck out-By Speer l. Wild
r@tch-Speer. Umpires-Mess-s Kern and shsTl-
dan. Tine q gsEe-l hour and 20 minutes At
tendance. Bs7A
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

49, is fraction Of a point below that
of last week WIth.the acquisition CT the
new players better things are looked for
this week
While the averages printed below ara
not Official. they-inciude the Saturday and
Sunday games. Averages published IN
local papers are also unofficial. and take
IN games played up 70 Friday only.
Following are the averages:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Young Nationals Forfeit.

The Young Nationals yesterday forfeit
ed the game TO be played between them
and the Toners 10 the latter. All teams
averaging fourteen years OF age who
would like 70 arrange games with the
Toners address H L Burke 52s Twenty
second street northwest Washington.
.. c.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
IGCS PLEASED AT TRANSFER.
Special to The Washington Hera,d.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald.
Chicago, May I6.-DOnahue il
plensed with the change TO
Washington. for II was through
CsntiilOn, he says. that he really
attained his skill as n first
Eacker. Joe and Jiggs were old
pals years ago on the Milwaukee
club. and during the past winter
Jiggs expressed a willingness to
don the Washington toys.
AltrOek, always n great favor
ite in Chicago. is well known I'm
every city around the young cir
cult, and takes the transfer In q
philosophical light.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

Twobsss hit-Sh;ncel. Threebase hit-Nlc5ois
HobdtzeI- Mozrsy. Hits-Of Duhuc, 1 Il r.
uings; Of CanJEsIl. n 6 innings. S,olen hsses-
0ake=. Mcz-ey- Let On baseS-WaterSsr-. e. CIu-l
cin1sti. 1 Fi-s base OF haIs-Of Sirery :; %
CantEen : First base CT errus-SEate-brry L
S,ruck o5t-By SiIls-y. 2: by Dlbuc. /; by Can't
vel 2 Wild Pitca-CsntweT. Tine q ganeI
hour and s. riuateS CEpire-9fr. Rice.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Nationals Tie Score.

No scoring was done after that until
the eighth. when Washington tied il up
Clymer scoring on McBride's vicious
double TO center, after he had landed a
clean single 10 right Mcbride all but
made his hit good for another run, and
would have scored but for fast fielding
He was later nipped at the plate on Free
mans sacrifice
Then came the disaster. Graham
scratched a single down Shipke's way ana
Johnson walked McAleese. Graham ad-
vanced on HartzelIs sacrifice. Mcbride
70 Freeman, though Mcbride should have
nipped the Browns pitcher at third.
Johnson purposely walked Hoffman, fill-
ing the bases, and then Shipke tried TO
stop Ferris hot bOunder with his knee.
There IS where the two runs came in,
Graham and NcAleese scoring.
Il was a game fight the Nationals made
to win back the runs when their turn
came Browne was thrown out, Graham
10 Jones' and Blanenship batted for
Shipke and famed. With two out Dele
hanty walked and scored on ConrCss long
double 70 left ClymeT ended the game
with a pop-up foul, which Stephens
grabbed.
Manager Cantillon was benched by Ur-
pire Perrine when he protested at Steph-
ems, the Browns catcher. being out OF the
caJcher's lines.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
ATHLETICS IN THIRTEENTH.
white sox Go Down in stubbOrnly
Fought Game by 1 to o.

Chicago. May I6-The. Philadelphia
Americans won cut in the thirteenth
inning Of the game with Chicago here
this afternoon by the score OF 1 70 O. It
was a pitchers battle from start 10 finish
between Walsh and Coombs.
Walsh held the visitors without q hit
from the first 20 the eleventh inning, but
Mack's men punched Two two-baggers
in the thirteenth, and thus got the run
tha; brought them the victory. Coombs
kept the hits well scattered and held the
SOx IN the ufuches Score-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

LEFT o. bsses-Ensineers. :; Read, = First base
or baIs-0f Thcnlzs ? Innings pitched-By Col-
Irs. 6: by HaIdeTode 3 Hits made-Of Harle-
rode. T. Stuck cuf-B- Collins. ?; by Hzrderode
I, b. Thouas !. Hone rln-Sullivan- Two base
hlts-TripT. Perley- Sacrifice hit-CoI-ins Hit by
Ii1cheT-By Thcmzs. . Mid pitches-Harderode 3
Passed balls-Clough = UmTi-e-sfr. Mo7ie1- Tine
of game hour and - minutes
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
McGRANN IN GOOD FORM.
Pitching Enables Madeira A. c. to
Defeat AnacostIas.

The Madeira A. C. defeated the Ana
costa A. c. yesterday by the score Of 5
to :. The features OF the game were the
batting OF Norriss, the fielding OF john
son and Noone. and the pitching Of Nc
Cram OF the Ninners. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

Earned runs-And-ers L; Cierydsle. 1. FIrst
base b. errur-And-ews, ?. ClerTydsle. 2 Left OF
hasss-Andrews. s: Che-Tydsle. 3 First base on
talIs-Of Weber. ?: OF Payne 5 Innings pitched
b. Weber 2; by Smith. s. b. Payne. I Hits
made-Of Weber. s; Of Smith, Il: OF Payne, :.
Stulcz out-By WebeT. 8; by Smith, ): by Payne, L
Three-hase hit-Richs-dso1 Two-bsse hits-R5cha-i-
sl Tai 4. MulTey- SaCTfce hit-RichaudsOn-
Stolen bases-A- Aulvey o.. Hit b. pitcheT-By
Smith, !; By Websr. L Wild pitches-Weber 2;
Smith / Umpie-8lr. Dulin- Tine q gzme-2
hours
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

Earned r,rns-SIsde;rz. ; First bsss OF baIis-O7
Martin ;. Of Mcsrsz1- ? Strack osgt-By Martin,
9. hv Nc{srzrn p LEFT On baSes-Nsderis- 4: Ana
costa. 5 Passed balls-Roche. .; Ssnrs;ack, .
Hit by pitcher-By Martin. L Unplre-Alr. welch-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Meuphis-Mer1phis :; Birmingham. Z.
At Nex OTleans-New Orleans. 3: Moutzomsry. L
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

AZ O-naha-Omzha, :; Topeka. 2
Al sicux C1tv-SiOrI CITY. :. Pueblo. L
At L6ncosr-Lincnln. 0; Denver. :
A. Dss 1foin7-Des Moines. 2. Wichita. !.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Bright Future for Cravath.

Cravath is a young. hustiing player.
with hardly one years experience in big
league company. He surely cannot do
worse than Milan this season. and there
IS always the possibility Of his doing
better.
The baseball public in Washington is
perhaps not aware Of the fact that the
climate here has been a great drawback
to Burns. Lung trouble threatened on
several occasions last year TO make the
big fellow pack his grip and hit the pike
for the West. A player can hardly be
expected 70 do his best under such con-
ditions-
There is regret in Washington az the
passing Of Bill Burns a good, square
fellow" IS the way the fans and those
who knew him personally referred TO
him Quiet. reserved. a gentIemauly
player, Burns made friends everywhere.
He is one Of the players who leaves a
record behind him II is rot a pitcher s
record that BIZ leaves. but its the record
of a man, and square fellows" live in
memory forever. He was one OF them
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
BILL BURNS TRADED FOR THREE WHITE SOX PLAYERS
ERRORS LOSE GAME
Browns Take Third of Series
from Nationals.
WALTER JOHNSON IN THE BOX

ShipISe's Miscue, with Bases Full,
Turns Almost Certain Victory Into
Defeat During Eighth Inning.
CanffIIOn's Crew OuthatS Home
Team-The Final Score Is TO ,.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

rBstssd flr Walsa n tAe Thirteenth.
Chiczgc------------ 0 0 0 Q 0 0 90
Philadeirhia-..---. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -
Two-bass hus-Dohsry. Barr. Walsh. DAVIS.
Thomas ThTTc-basa hit-AilzT. Slcl1cs hit
Baker. StCien hase-ColinS STUCK Out-By Walsh
7. By COoubs, = Bass CO bails-OE Wslsh 2, on
Coomhs. ; Doub,e play-8furphy - Collins 70
Baker. Len OF bases-ChiC1E1. :. PHILADELPHIA 5
Juspires-MesSs Eg1u AID Connolly. Tine os
gams-2 hours ard . MINUTES. Aueldarc-, E.G0
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Ths arst Sunday game Of the New England League
vas payed az Rocky Point to-day, resulting a. fol
l0Hs. BTOCkt01- s. Fa1 RiJE 1
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
CHERRYDALE BEATEN.

r.. P. Andrews Co.'S Ball Nine Van
quiShes Suburbanites, II to 4.
The r. P. Andrews Paper Company's
baseball team defeated the Cherrydale
Athletic Club yesterday morning. The
feature OF the game was Richardson's
batting for the Red and Yellow boys
Ccn~n.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
FIshburne waIIopS Ronceverte.

Specisl 70 The Washington Herald.
Basic. Va. May 16.-Fishburns won its
sixth consecutive game here yesterday
by defeating Roneeverte High School in
very interesting game. Two or three
times during the game Ronceverte had
chances OF scoring. out Efrd, one Of Fish
burne's pitchers, held them Moran, for
Fishburne. started out one for a clean
home run. Fishburne has played twelve
games. losing only one. The preparatory
school championship Of Virginia is q
certainty for FishbuTne. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

At s. PaI-St. Paul. 5: IndianapciiS. J.
A. ksnSzs Cty-Ksnsss City. :: Columbus. .
At Miu1eapOi1s-bouisyile ?; AIinneapclis. I
II MilEaukee-HlEzukee. s; Toledo. l
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.

PittsburE at brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Chicago ut Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Yesterdays RESULTS.

st. Louis, 4; Washington, 3.
Philadelphia, IL Chicago, o.
(Thirteen inningS)
Boston, 81 Detroit, 2.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Utsca-Utsca. 2; Albany. 8
Al syracuse-SyTzclse. l; Troy. 2 nineteen tn
ninzs)
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

Thrss5sse hit-H Rusk. Two-bass hits-H- Ruzk
HstsksIL S-Tuck CIt--By Fowler. Is b l. Mat
tngly. 3. Sacrifice hit-Mzss-. Ump-re-Nr- Hun
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At NsTsrk-Nsvsrk. Z; Buffalo. 6
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
Johnson TwirI. GOOD Ban.

Johnson pitched a pretty, consistent
game. and would have won had his sup
port been good. Shipke escaped an error
when he failed 20 field the ball that cost
tEe game. because It hit him on the
knee Johnson was opposed by Graham
for the Browns.
Washington started the scoring in the
secoEd inning. Clymer drew a base on
balls Then Mcbride lifted a high one
20 center. and Hoffman and HartzeT
both chased It They did the CASTOR and
Alphonse act while the ball fell directly
between them, and George owned e hit
Freeman made a perfect sacrifice, and
Street walked when Graham purposely
dishe6 Up four wide ones, fearing 20 let
him Mt il. and Clymer crossed the plate
when JOhrson cut 10 Ferris at third.
Ferris fslded the ball. and lost his head
when ne touched third and forced Nc
Bride, then tried 10 double up on John
son
The Browns took the lead IN the fourth.
when they scored two runs, Hartzell
bringing in the first one on Hoffman's
line drive for three bags. when the Ma
tionals were expecting a sacrifice play.
Hoffman scored on Ferris sacrifice fly to
RrpT-ua
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

F. Y S.. 0IE0o oIozE5 3
RonceTeTte. 0 0 % 0 0 2e-2 ;
Batisries-F. II. S. J. Efrd ard A. Eari;
ROlosvs-se Boone and Hay. St=uck out-By Es7d,
Is; By Boo1a, g
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17
GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington at 81. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Boston al Detroit.
sDecial 70 Ths Washington Herald.

Srec11t % Ihe Washington Herald
St Louis, NO, May le.-The run OF
hard luck that has pursued the St
Louis Browns through a month appar-
emily has been transferred to the Ma
tionals. for they went down in defeat.
4 10 5. here to-day. losing the third game
OF the series
The Browns victory was not due 20
any superior ball playing. either in
batting. fielding. OF base running. for
they got but six hits 10 the Nationals
seven. but a peculiar break OF luck. and
10 Shipke's error IN the eighth. which let
in two runs. after johnson had al but
won bis game
The third baseman booted a hot ground
er. and when Mcbride came 20 his as
sistance he only helped him juggie the
ball. with the result that II bounded way
out in center field. and two runs were
scored. This IN the eighth inning, too,
when Washington had just tied up the
ercra with an earned rim
The Washington herald., 1909-05-17

-Bat,ed tos Tsnneail n The thirteenth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-15
SALEM FOUNDRY is
PUSHED WITH WORK

The Salem foundry is one OF the
busiest places In Salem just now.
There are about 30 men employed
steadily, and there is at least S10,-
900 worth OF work now on hand.
Shand a Marcus. the proprietors,
are both wide-awake hnstlers, and
the business has grown steadily un-
der their management. IL speaks
we'll for their work and for their
prices that most OF the work they
are now doing comes from Portland.
Among other orders they are fill-
ing Is one for 100 sets OF lumber
trucks for Portland mills, half OF
which go 10 the Munroe Box Co. They
are also filling some large orders for
Mitchell. Lewis a Staver, drag saws,
wood saws and feed mills. Locally,
besides the regular run OF work,
they are putting up a hydraulic ele-
vator for the Mccormack building.
Their men are skilled mechanics,
drawing high wages, and their pay
roll Is material item, one OF the
many "mickles that make a muckle."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-15
Proposals for Hand Chemical Fire
Extinguishers for Oregon State
Insane Asylum,
Salem, Or, May z, 1909.

Salem, Or, May 2, 1909.
Sealed proposals for furnishing so
(sixty) hand chemical FIRE extin-
guishers, endorsed on outside OF en-
velope Proposals for Hand Chemic-
Fire Extinguishers for oregon State
Insane Asylmm," and addressed 10
the undersigned, will be received at
the executive chambers, state capt.
tol. Salem, Or, until May "a, 1909,
at D. m.
All bids must be accompanied by
samples and certified check In the
amount of 10 per cent (ten per cent?
OF the full value of the bid. made
payable to the undersigned. The
board OF trustees OF the oregon In
sane Asylum reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
G. N. M'ARTHUR,
Clerk OF Board OF Trustees Oregon
State Insane Asylum. 5-s-22d
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-15
BOARD OF
TRADE
is BUSY
SENDS OUT 1854
PIECES OF MAIL
IN APRIL

The Salem board OF trade is do
ing excellent work, and it Is doing
lots OF It. Besides keeping open
house for all strangers who visit aus,
and keeping on display a splendid
exhibit of the products of the coun-
try, II is steadily sending out litera-
ture descriptive of the country, an
swsring inquiries and furnishing in
formation to intending settlers. II
also takes pains to answer all ques-
tlons OF newcomers, and make their
first visit to Salem one to be remem-
bered, even though they do not con-
clude to cast their lot with us. AS an
illustration OF their work, the state
ment of mail sent out during he
month OF April Is good. IL shows
the following mail sent out:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-15
The Health Dept.

In your bodily system Is looked
after by millions of little soldiers
In your blood = those coTpuseles
constantly fighting for you.
II this army is well fed and kept
healthy and strong, by taking Hoods
Sarsaparilla, II will destroy the uncount-
able horde Of germ.enemies that are
attacking you every moment Of your life.
Hoods Sarsaparilla will keep you
free from or will cure you OF scroiula,
eczema, rheumatism, eatarrh, anemia,
that tired feeling aud all such ailments
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-05-15
REV. !. w. wILLIAMsoN's
LETTER.

Rev. /. w. Williamson. Hunting
ton. w. Va, writes: This is to GER
tlfy that | used Foley's Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free TO say
that Il will do all that you claim
for IT," Foley's Kidney Remedy has
restored health and strength to
thousands of weak. run down peo-
Pile. Contains no harmful drugs and
Is pleasant TO take. j. G. Perry.