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sssgresJs CARR.

II 4 eeaseat m.aFkef By ae@TY biz
sinz the Kt.wanes bgsica ralke1 sTs7
With ,he ;ir3f game u tfse ser5ss "
ne maygla n arr 9cSrs, tae fl1al
eortt being Kewases s ~ Hecksk
2. Taoo zee bsae tits and ~ z2E.s
nuraber n TIE tpo asezef vsf5stT
ua6e the garoe exelt!ssg - ~ s4as
wfo Rad assembied ~ z oe,oatsr's ar
auGfenee mile segsral Dlays ~ M
basea wsre aigo ttgrillsrs, Ta@ mi
or Nakerg mn III tf.at wz9 ecalag
10 thefa On tFse Datbs alshes1g6 ogl7
me base nm gtoleD IN ieag7e s:ies
waiie me lccals got tnst oae lez1 ~
,Row6g EIlictt the listing f2eea
merchant.
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acore Ore II the Fourth.

Not scorc, and only one hit had
been made W the locals prcyious 10
the fourth inning and IN this round
two hits and IN error allowed one tai
~. Annis started The inning by ny
ing ~ Old Nan Connors in left. Grod-
nick hit 10 left and was safe at scc-
ond when I.ewIe fumbIed Morris
throw 10 force him out. Corridor hay-
lng hit the sphere and algo being safe
at first. aclchle then hit the bail ac.
eldqyally while trying 10 dodge 1t and
Wan thrown out at FIRST. A bingie was
then Furnished by Miller scoring Grod-
nick from second This was the last
OF the scoring participated In By the
locals until the last inning. although
Annis got long three Dagger In the
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soreh ~ an umslre.

Oying n the faet fhst Tf0pire
GIeagon wag not yet IN the grogrds
by TIE scheGuied tlupe, Lyman BpFca
came firth IN tfe capacity " me In
dlcator nan anf reignef sfortjY. RrDa
appeared IN The gcene wearing z 5lse
cost IN orfer not 10 ret his ghirt G1HtY
and after applying re vacuum clean,
or n The plate TOOK blg portion Nth
out eycn announcing TIE batteries,
thereby peoaing hig shy nature. ~
ter telling the first tho men what The
pische- ha1 thrown 10 them INC reg
nIar jumps arrived On the scene and
babe Lyman farewell.
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SATURDAY SCORES
IN COMMERCIAL
TREE Lescers 10 asc. fer t.s.eg-
e-nnz0. were yScss~soss sssrr-
szy ARD Fight l. s5~
Ese-
HIGH SCHOOL IN LUCK
sstt.o 10 Fsur Runs in si1th-Ir~in.
Phillips Find 81. Peters Easy
Eika Fail 70 Huis-
ksmps.
sssnsins Of Clubs.

TIE three Eaters IL ne CONNER
csai jeagre were victorious Szturasy.
Euiszar1ps vo1 from The Elka. s 70 1.
Ire feature Of The game being TIE
5fsea3rx os wefsmarn and Ro5ertson
T-rsn-phsIisDs o1tpizged S.. Peters At
ere-y gtsge u the game. and won, u
~ 3. TIE High Setooi tsam had a
batting rally in .fs@ sixth and forged
70 tsse front. defeating Hsnilis : 70 {.
TIE scorez II order IN which the
gzrss wsrs Disyed are az follows:
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TIE c-or1s 5egz1 30 watk .owsr1a
tse gsss ts1- tbey tzy-5e9 again wien
Eesc1ls rozea ore 70 Iest. Axzsn taeT
1acrs1 Tkea Miller strrck ou-- Eov-
eT@r tsey as6 Mt go- ont q hearing
Ssssszes u tke crack II me syasre
wsea Lazsf-y crzckes TIE spse-e fo-
z soESse s1o-f12 gesease. 4. this
sgzsctErs feit SecsSed 70 seld Hide
brand 70 tse pszte s1a.ezd u N5ev
sac Hilde5rsad so<k the asz. ard
cvseked : ing foTs5ie to LIFT ceztss
witch scsveS T4sr5rg Tlta Hide.
srane III eeea-sd Grfnes eh-ew u
eatca HIN plzyfng osf bat tts faros
was 1ow ae5 Eeat 10 TIE fed. FfsI6e
taking ;s.r1 1here he 5se6. grsnbls
striking ot1t AID sae crov5 raoye1
On,
The e@cfsl sco-e.
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Beware Of oI-tments for cataart
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the -ense
OF smell and completely deranEe the
whole system when entering II through
should never be used except on prescrin-
tons from reputable physicians. as the
damage they will do Is ten fold to Inc
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F.
j. Cheney & Co.. Toledo o.. contains mo
mercury. and Is taken internally. actins
directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
Catarrh Cure. be sure you get the renu-
Inc. 1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo. Ohio. by F. ]. Cheney q Co
Testimonials free.
Gold by druggists. Price rs per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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sanmsry.
afojer bases--Ssrau1all
Sacrifice BIT: LewIg,
Tvo bsse hits; Landry, Hlldebrand.
Three bsae bits; Annig, Johnson.
sfruck ont ~ BrambIe, o; By
Grimes. 3
i,ageg On balls. or Bfambie. 2.
HI by pitched ball. Thomas.
pasged bali 1ier.
Time n game I'm
TfpDireg: Birch ana cIeaaon.
Attendance, Ira.
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M IN lat SATURDAYS game
rot bad start tfe visitors getting to
him for three hits and tvo rnns in the
opening accnc. Thomas the first
man up for fhe locals got hit and m
nis in trying 10 sacrifice him 70 second
fouled his third one and was ont.
Grodnick flew TO the catcher While
cmhdon Was thrown out by Morrig.
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Sporting Tips

fate .. third
who'd . thunk n,
The BofIermakers are surely the
Singing ktds-
Thornzs continues TO fed ven hut
be "a no. there wifi the stscE.
Nier did some fine pegzing IN sag-
uriaT'E game. throwing out fire ar
breakers.
Elliott made fast play when he
tagged Corrfden Oh. In the fourth II
ming OF the Ssnday game.
Elliott and Johnston each got three
baggers during the two games and
both went 70 center field.
James Mcclure, well known IN Keo
kuk. mas been appointed manager OF
the CleTeiand club TO succeed Latoice
The Jacksonville directors have re.
leased Manager Berte and hired TX.
manager PlaAs Of the Dubuque tea,n
Of the Three-Eye league.
James Mcclure. scout for the Cleve
land club, has been appointed man
ager to succeed Iafoi who resigned
Mcclure was in this city only a fen
weeks ago.
Griffith expects TO have his bal
yard swarming with pitchers BY the
middle Of next month and hopes fe
get few Gaspars from among these
rural yisitors. T:mei
! Star.
Morris who Is playing shortstop fol
the Kewanee bunch, Is very versa
tile player. having played in the out
4 field and on frat base besides doint
a little pitching at this place OF
former trips.
There was quite little argumen
during the Saturdays game over al
| incident the gist OF which is included
in the term WHO'S got the ball?
Umpire Gleason acted az Judge In tn
case and about eighteen players ac;
ed as Witnesses. Judge Gleason OF
dered court to adjourn before tn
sphere was located.
A queer thing happened in the frs
game when Grimes was at the bal
Bramble had already given him tire
balls and in throwing again his ca
slipped over his eyes after he ha
started his motion with the ,esul
that the fourth ball was thrown
BrambIe could not help smiling
little himself
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Another pair.

The visitors seemed inclined 10 net
their tmillea in pairs, for the eighth
inning witnessed another tenn of
men cross the pan, Levin flew to
ReiehIe. ctaDdalI, the starter Of the
trouble In the fourth, hit one for two
bases 10 left field. He went to third
on Cailahan'e hit and scored mo.
ment later when Connorg facriiiced
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curea Hay Fever and summer Col

cureo Hay Fever and Summer Cold
A. s. Nusbalm, Batesville. lna'
writes: "Last year suffered for
three months with q summer cold SO
distressing that It interfered with my
business. / had many OF the symP
toms OF hay fever and Doctors pre-
scription did not reach my case ana
/ took several medicines which seem.
ed only to aggravate =. Fortunately
insisted upon having Fcley's Honey
and Tar. 1t quickly cured me. NY
wife has since used Foley's Honey anu
Tar with the same success. WiiKin'
son & Co.
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Kewsnee scores.

hewance madc her frgt scores IN
The fourth inning. CrandalI hit 10
LEFT and took second when Callahan
rot hit Both runners we're sent
q base ahead BY sacrifice and scor-
ID when Annle let grounder on
Of Morda' bnt no through him Clair
struck out and Elliott grounded 10
Thomas.
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Efsx1s5ss, I #2ssrScy. =
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tsassseY, ~ g@sgsaytea, + fge1oa6
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Good by Whalen.' (This is to be
said with tears in the eyes.)
Elliott dishes up all kinds Of pop
up flies whether high or low. He is
without doubt the fastest catcher in
the league.
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Long Drive to No. 9.

Going to No. 9. Sheldon drove out.
of-bounds. the ball dropping in the
road even with the green. According
to the ground rules this ball can be
played. but as Sheldon was playing
match in which every boundary was
counted he drove second ball which
sliced far over the ditch to the right.
He played both balls. making
ON the bali which went out Of bounds
and on the second bali played, CIV.
ing him either way. His totals ana
card were az follows:
list round A As 643 2 ESb
End round 3454 3443 4-34-6s
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Tire loeaiz are On q sinrap, ~ Il
seems md unless sou citing happens
withln The nezt fep games tfse pm.
nant viii be ioo h1gh NJ % yeacs,
In the game apndaY ne indian. ~.
cured exit bits 1file ihs yigitTs
got nine. Tire score, howeysF. mr.
more contrasfy than tne ngmber u
hits az We rot the gr1ali End u a
four u nothing deal The erfoTs in
this game usre eyen, caeh team
baying one.
There mas I. good attendance al
the sabbatli day game, eyerY one
hoping that proagh would be able -
sprinkle a little gaud on the incline.
But Kench beat him ~ Il with re
grease and down VIC vent The fea-
tnfe of thlg game M. the heayy hi
ting Of Grodnick. he connecting nafe-
: " on three occasions. The visitors
also furnished little Amusement IN
the hitting line. three vi their nine
gwats being for eztsa bases. Le8is
alf Crandail each connecting for tvs
gaeks while Elliott got an far IN
third on one Of his smashes stolen
baaes nero moi among the MISSING
eyonts either. BeYen timer dld q
base runner Dilfef. Grodnick getting
three, On one occagion stealing third
only two men of the local aggrega
tjoB reached third base during the
game, Grodpick getting there IN tht
fret inning after he had singled an1
stole second, getting third on Elllott's
Wild heaye ~ head hin IN al The mid
die station. corriden VAT the Other
lucky man He reached 6rst on q
hit ana got 10 second in the same
Illegal manner as did Grodnjck. am
was thrown out at the plate by Gal
lnhau who gathered In Landry's hit
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Summary
T~o base hsts-Erzustsar.
Three 5zse hits-HUzskz1p-
EEpire-Ryan
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keslsk High School.

Score by Innings.
8. Hamili ........ 010 POI o.
Keokuk High School :. 700 1o4 III
Summary.
Two base hlts-T. McManus and
Stafford.
Three base hits-Griffey.
Home run-Kircbner.
Umpire-Jas. w. Huiskamp.
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asy.<z T1ez1.

Yewsaee Il. YesyzHk
sssas8s,aI ~ Martin.
Cttesa W. ~ ss1yisng'l1g
JAeks1asslie ~ Isss1cy>
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csMss Tsneyyea.

Ye1kpk Vt Esr1sf1tfrs
aaiaey ~ Yewanes.
WzteYls>o u: Hannibal
Otsum ma III JaekzDDy!lle
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-28
J. C. SILL AND THE NEW
PROCESS OF EMBAlMING

The old and well-known Cincin-
natl College OF Embalming, headed
by Prof. j. II. Clarke, the master
and father of embalming colleges in
the United States. has Just recently
issued to ]. G. Sill, manager Of the
Cottage Undertaking Parlors, of Sa-
lem. Or. one Of their new diplomas
on embalming, without the use OF in
struments; simply by chemical
process of absorption. This is a new
system, and should be appreciated
by the many bereaved families COM
PEELED 20 call on the undertaken for
his services, to know that their dear
ones can be handled by an expe-
rlenced embalmer with modern ideas
and modern methods. instead OF the
crude arrangements OF the long ago.
We understand from the manage
meut OF the Cottage Undertaking
Parlors that their prices are at least
oue-half less ,han other undertake
ers' prices. judging from the appear
ance and surroundings aud the large
and up-to-date stock of funeral goods
the above firm has on hands. They
have come here TO stay, and make
good their promise to the people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-28
SOMEBODY WILL
SPANK LITTLE WILLIE

\ l5-year-old youth on Court street
not Tar from he court house has de-
yised brand new deyiltry for the
annoyance OF pedestrians aud the edi-
fication ~ his mamma who has a
weird conception of humor.
Armed with a garden hose the
merry lad. ostensihly sprinkling the
lawn. turns the water up into the
heavy foliaged trees over the side
walk. thus Keeping a steady down
pour on the walls The pedestrians
have 20 take 20 the street, crossing
the parked border between the walk
and the curb The sweet child
tuougntfully vets this first and the
peFipAtegie citizen spoils his shine
and the suffragette bedraggles her
skirts All this 60 the radiant merri-
ment OF his mother In tne window
N a number % muttered curses
mean anything taere Is likely 10 be
a record spanking pulled of Ia the
vicinity soon, and the obseryant sa-
want Who chances 20 be there when
correction oyertakes the nuisance will
- able 90 see whether mamma s
smile IS the storied grin that won {
come OF. or Whe ,ner the deserved
spanking Is % toe same kind n
should De- pasted on
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-28
Y. M. C. A. SOLVES THE
STORY OF APRIL 27

The minstrel show given last night
by the Y. NJ. G. A. attracted large
audience, and scored a distinct sue
cess, as Indicated by the continuous
and hearty applause that followed
each number and tho frequent en-
cores.
The program was a long one, but
II had been carefully staged and re-
hearscd. and was gracefully rem
dered, and laid a strong foundation
for It's repetition on another occa-
sion.
The musical portion OF the enter
tlnment was singularly pleasing, in
both vocal and instrumental fea-
lures.
As indicating the possibilities in
physical development, the trapeze
work OF Physical Director Charles
Carter. OF the Y. NJ. @. A., was a rev.
clatlon. The comedy sketch "a
Busy Day in the Studio" also caught
on well, and was rewarded with much
laughter and applause.
To make any comment on the spe-
cial foatmres of the entertainment
would exhaust all The Journals
space, and much OF the readers pa
tlence. for II was all 80 good that any
especial mention would be detriment-
nj TO the other things Just as good.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-28
A PLEASANT LITTLE
SOCIAL GATHERING

on Saturday afternoon of last week
the ladies 90 the g A 4 and a
number % veterans 81 the civil War
met AZ The home % J. x Nser. on
the fair grounds rad
lt As oue 90 those -ocial gather
iIgs rendiug 20 sgrengthea the cor
9 al-y existing In this organization
rhece AS every Indication Of en-
loyUelt os the paEi oi the lRdies On
TIE .ltrrchalse % thought on nat
gsrs 90 general ilterest. and the "Ole
Boys- il relating tAeii experiences
il connection Wtrh ths great srruggle
t'r ire -aIio1's existence. carried as
hark i- thougkt -o the tiue When
t.e ali-zesc-h -g question vas the
ts 1f oar rllzrrF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-28
THE AFTERMATH OF
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY Y

A j. Smith the man who made
the foolhardy attempt at holding up
the jewelry store OF Chas. IT, Hinges
yesterday near noon. was arraigned
before Judge Wiley A. Moores, ex-
officlo Justice OF the peace. and after
Deputy District Attorney c. l.. Nc
Nary had read over the indictment
charging him with the crime of as
sault with a dangerous weapon with
intent to kin and rob. Smith asked
for time In which TO plead. saying he
wished To find out what he actually
did yesterday. lie was then placed
back In the city jail to appear again
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The law I'm this case carries severe
punishment and takes In three points
ON which eases OF thls kind can be
prosecuted. In the firs place the
ASSAULT with dangerous weapon Is
20 be considered, second. his intent
to XIII, he being within reasonable
distance OF his victims, and the third
his attempt at robbery. The punish
ment Tor a crime OF this character is
not less than five years In the peni-
tentiary nor more than 90.
Smith was nervous last night but
when brought before the court this
morning he appeared composed aud
appeared not To know what he had
been doing or whore his crime was
committed
The tWu men who captured Smith
after he ran from the store. T. II.
Wilhelm and =. +. Taylor. received a
reward OF $50 each for their efforts.
this amount being paid by the Jewel
ers Security Alliance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-28
FOOL 0UTCHMAN MARRlES
ANOTHER FOOL

Paris, April SS Miss Muricl
White. daughtor az Henry White,
American ambassador GO France.
va married TODAY Go Cauni Hermann
Schvrr- rhoss- The ceremony was
pcriormed Boa the Marie of the
Eighth Arrontissmcu, hy Major Rog-
rr Allon stH
The civil ceremony Nas witnessed
oN a' thC members of thc immediate
families ~ the bride snd groom. with
thv cXccption 10 Mrs White who was
reported 90 Nc 900 ill % attend
Wedding giits valued az thousands
% dollars were resolved
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-28
Real Estate Transfers.

\ aud c. snyder to ]. ana II. Et-
tere. bs.A4 acres In section 90, s.
rs ", " a, S4794
\ aud &. Snyder % c. \. and r.
GolEc, y acres In 5, r W, W q.
$3.50
W u Matthews 60 c. r. and r. J.
Scoheld, land In . s, ". " a.
$3.50
Therasia Wehlmg 90 W. :. Rey-
n'lds. lots 3 and I. In Waldo Hills
fruit farm, tract No 3. " q. S2SO0.
q W and A. Needham 20 ID. J..
Fry. part OF block i3. In the city Of
Salem. " a, 500.
sophia Englehorn 20 ]. r. and r
NJ. Wilcox, lot 8 In block 1, tn FL
wells add 20 Woodburn, " q, $3.50.
q n Rosenbaum % C. W Jones.
lot 4, 'n block s. Southwest add 20
salem, " a, $500.
, " Harritt. et uN.. 90 l.. VI Pur-
vine, e., uN.. lOt IN blk 3. Cnivet sity
add 90 salem, " a. 81 90.
"a A. smith, 90 al. 20 Liuis
prunk. 20 uN.. lots 4. and s, in
biloxi l. Willamette add 20 salem. "
"A, $500.
p } Lady. e, ux. 20 \. = Hofer.
20 uN. land in 5s.rSW, q. $40.
NJ aud T ChappellC 20 NJ. p.
Miude. land in Msrion county. " q,
$50
Z q and r. Pitnsy 90 A. NJ. LAske
land iu Marion county. "a q, St00
Edith Golden. et al. 20 Carl
L'elke. et uN.. lOt s. IN blk south
west addition 90 salem. " Z. Sll00.
j ~ Elwel 90 T Bogard, lot 3.
.hlS 3, ElNeills add 20 Woodburn. "
Ia. Sl5o.
The Donald roWn LOT 4 Land CO
20 clara 2 VanDauaique. log I blk
II. i1 toNn 90 nona,d. SIS
Asnes Nsreen 90 John Pugh. s. IS
scrrs ats w.wd, slS6o
= J. Mtisol ~ uX.. 90 : e and s.
Swith. @5l.sN acres. Ga 10 sr2 -.
- a GseS-
a. II saith. e, a.. 20 M. NJ E.
Pusa. loi :, blk I. en- Willamette add
% Sale1. - & sic.
H a-s NJ 2 HaEk 90 J = Harp
er. .ots : al1 =. hik s. in WailHt
Grove E11 o. SAiFZ. ~ q Ss0a
T. CooZas. e. Ux % Z A
Searp. ara ilt sF2WE SEE
r. : Nu-sAAll e ux-. 70 ClFte Z
So--ss eCs IS aE3 A. - :.
e5-r 90 Gs-Vats 4 ssSh
Cart'al L1EtsriEg Co % { X
Sr1e ea-.-g Lczg ~ CC-p11y and On
Na-t3- o1zu-y- . SIC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-28
q o o q u O ~ ~ y q a.
o PERSONAL MENTION o

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Mr.. and Mrs. Juliu Harper re-
turned to their home in Portland
this mornig after a weeks visit here.
Jay II. Steinberg left this morning
for Portland, to look after business
matters for few days.
Frank Bell returns today from
weeks fishing trip at Elkhorn.
Mr.. and Mr. Robert Schultz left
today for Albany to visit friends and
relatives for the remainder OF the
week.
VIM. Allen. OF Silverton, was look
NC after business matters here to-
day. returning to Silverton this after
loon
J. j. Patterson. a prominent real
estate dealer OF Seattle, is in the city
looking about. Mr.. Patterson is
thinking OF making a few purchases
before returning 10 Seattle.
Miss Helen Achieon has returned
- her home here after visiting her
sister, Mr.. Henry McCoombs, OF
Grants Pass, for the past week.
c. A. Whale. OF Portland, returned
to his home today, after attending to
legal business here.