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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
The FATHER
NOW ACCUSES
The HOTEL MAN

AS elimination of the arrest and
Cbon,g Cmung over to the grand jury of
tinalles tinas Buck, prominent confec-
tO OHer T or Aumsville, for contributing
.ne delinquency of his 6-year-old
tussnter' Eva Buck, the father yes
suy sVtuay afternoon had a warrant
SSsorn out charging Frank Leslie, of
%SsayIon, with attempted rape upon
To.,ssll % slrl' and warrant charging Mrs.
'iie with assault upon her person.
was States Sta rWitness.
ord leslie is hotel man at Stayton,
pma, nu was the star witness aginst
tbot tbtA and 1t was upon his. evidence
~aC Buck was bound over to the
Sod SS,and jury. The Buck girl. it seems,
r~ u Deen working in a dining room
ouo, ua IN conjunction with the hotel
tbe tbSeisted s by Leslie. Suspecting that
tionl u latner was sustaining illicit rela-
or "s win her, Leslie, when the faith
W, secured room at the hotel,
NJ tSned ud them, and when convinced
tbo 'ne truth of his suspicious, entered
cbo room and apprehended them. A
barge of rape was preferred against
Mn5N' put the state was unable to
waO u MIN over on that charge, but
miNos successful in doing so on the
~lhor offense.
N, rather Now Accuses Leslie.
tbo Ie @ rather now charges that while
roort SIT was working in the dining
Aooa. @ Leslie attempted to rape her.
tba ba'tulng to information received at
ola, district attorneys Office it is
sbnur sbed Leslie accompanied her to
said one evening. The wife, 1t is
ana became jealous because of that,
ana upon one occasion slapped her,
in bnL ~ Is upon that that the warrant
n M case for assault is based
will lIputy District Attorney Winslow
prosoaVe leaVe for Stayton tomorrow to
cute the case for the state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
HAS WAITED
54 YEARS FOR
ITS PAYMENT

Despite the fact that never IN 'uo
,,,.torv of the state has any appro-
a,iotions been made by the legisia-
mo for reimbursing Indian war vet
orans for the loss of their horses IN
ta indian wars, applications Tor
oIo,ms Of this nature against the
state continue to pour in on the sec
retarv of the state, the latest pe'ns n,
claim by Jacob Miller OF For',
land. ,t.ot,on for REIN.
,nsarnent mflT for the loss OF his nolso, %,
pua pul,s hat he is now 80 years Oh s, AZ,
says S that IuI for 54 years he has gol Deel
nt,ontlv anu waiting to be relniOuLa1'
S Sor his loss by the state >, ~ ~ ooo ~ :
has naid approximately ~ H. Yy ynd,a
' "etorans for services IN tne inI1,, %an
p vo,el asa an and the fact that 1t mas a Vol
= WAR Hia ond nd failed to provide for tnos Ds
s talo @ % lnst their horses has arous, s',
g ,ho wno rssentment of Miller ana ne . t'H' =,
= occasion to rap the secre'"'' "
.e state ON the subject hoye I
S'1'o hocording to those who have 80. :
a.iooted AI the subject the yetera
,'ho loaf their horses agreed "
rrerated wno in other ways tlaI
al renlunel plnav ma nayment and have SO pc
y" pe enumerated and are NOT e
" any further reimbursement
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
TRYING TO STOP
rrv,rrp PRESS LEASED wIRn.l

co,nmhus O., June 1.-The state
senate today delayed Its ADJOURN
ment, attempting to kill the appro-
rriation for a probe OF bribery
charges against Legislators, and 10 Ior I
their prosecution If indicted. .,ne lno
oonserence o,T report approprlatlns
sS 200 was finally adopted. IL was is
eexnected that the legislature wouiu
| adjourn at once. ,. a,o
The legislature adjourned sine ui'
late this afternoon. 4oir.
The body promised at the a pesi%- ~
Ming to be the most progressive ~
Years. but turned out to be the mos no =.
} yeactionary. The progressives piac'
} t6e blame for this on the fact Una
l CO. Governor Harmon left the Democrat
n w themselves and they developed INT
dictionaries. W Harmons failure !.
toLe more aggressive stano
blamed to his desire to have the ON
II ALLEGATION solidly behind him IN u
y national convention next year
The legislature adopted the Ut W
oon i" n,an for the election of senator
eoacted an income tax amendmel
non-partisan election Of the luui'
aTv a workmens compensation q =
and and the initiative and referendum l
cities.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01

Washington, June THAT Presi-
dent Taft or the department of COM
merce and labor, has suppressed an
exhaustive report of the United States
steel corporation, its methods and
operations, was the intimation made
10y d. H. Gary, chairman of the board
'of directors of that corporation. at
tOday's session of the house commit
tee appointed to investigate the steel
trust. Gary declared that almost any
Information that he might be able to
give the committee already is known
to the government.
The bureau Of corporations said
Gary, for six years has been exam
ming our books and records. It ex-
haustlyely reviewed our business and
methods and operations. The bureau
must have a mass of documents big
enough to fill this room regarding the
steel organization"
What" shouted Representative
Stanley, of Kentucky, chairman of
the committee. you mean to say
that the bureau of corporations has
Deeh looking into your business from
the inside for the last four or five
years?"
Certainly" replied the witness
don't know how many hundreds of
thousands of dollars it has cost us to
ald the government investigators"
Have you any information wheth-
er Ihe data gathered by the bureau of
corporations have been furnished to
the present president of the United
states?" asked Stanley
R ". Lindaberry, who was permit
tea TO appear as counsel for the steel
trust today, objected to this question
Out Gary insisted upon answering it.
i have no knowledge whether the
matter was furnished to the presi-
Gent ent or not" Gary said. 81 have in
formation to the effect that a report
VIII be furnished to the president
wltnin the next few months. I do
not Know whether partial reports
nave been made to him."
Asked if the main company dictat-
ca the policies and management of
the subsidiary companies, he was 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01

lent. When pressed on the point,
Gary admitted that if officials of sub
sidiary companies opposed the policy
Of the steel corporation, they were
removed.
who does that?" he was asked.
81 do"
The witness added that he was a
director in each company,
Gary told that the Carnegie steel
company was capitalized for 1920 =
100000 of which S160,00O,OOO was in
common stock and the same amount
in preferred when the steel corpora
tion took it over
The steel corporation, declared
Gary, paid Andrew Carnegie $685.
450 900 in bonds, $9S,000,000 in pre-
ferred and $90,000,000 in common
stock OF the United States steel cor
poration for the Carnegie plant
Chairman Stanley showed Gary
copy of the Iron Monger and Uni
versal Engineer" an English jour-
nal, which, under date of May 13,
stated that an agreement in the steel
industry was pending whereby prices
throughout the world would be
steadied, and that such an agreement
would be due to Garys efforts.
Stanley instructed the witness to
prepare an explanation and then
moved for an adjournment of the
committee.
Gary demanded to be heard at
once, shouting; 81 appreciate the
chairmans frankness in putting the
question and l will freely tell the
committee all our aims. l think that
will set the minds of the committee
at rest regarding possible danger"
The motion to adjourn did not car
ry at once and Gary continued his
testimony. Referring to the Tennes-
see Coal & Iron company, one of the
subsidiary organizations of the trust,
Gary said that it was independent
as far as business is concerned, but
dependent as far as livlihood goes"
The hearing will be resumed at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01

The Salem Canning company
which succeeds the Mutual Canning
company is getting ready to operate
ON a larger scale than ever before.
The plant under the direction OF
Samuel e. Holcomb, general mana
cor of the oregon Packing company,
With headquarters at Portland, is be-
Ing oyerhauled, and win be prepared
to handle the largest pack ever put
IN III in this city. There will be a
large quantity of cherries put up IN
mareschino process in barrels, to re-
lieye the canned cherry situation
which is not favorable to the grower
Tba me strawberry canned goods mar
tet is also giutted, but the demand
for raspberries and loganberries Is
better than ever, and the use OF the
sanitary enameled can will make !
nossible to put up all berries as per
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
TRYING A CASE OVER Ii
DISPUTED SALAR

Arguments are being heard this af4
ternoon by Judge Galloway in the
case brought by Edward Popham
against Roy Wertzel, and the direc-
tors of a school. district near Turner
Popham in this case is seeking to
restrain the directors from paying a
salary to a teacher whom they EN-
ployed to teach the school for the
district. He alleges that he had not
passed the required state examina-
tions and was not qualified to to
teach and that, therefore, the district
can be compelled by law to pay him
for his services.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01

fectly as in giass. Any kind Of fruit
that cannot be PACKED at Salem Will
be shipped 10 Portland. and there
will be no chance 10 giut the marker
here. The sanneRy will run to full
capacity Whenever there Is stun %
pack, and smaller lots, will be sent
below The company h contracting
ali cherries that are offered and Is IN
the market for any kind Of fruit.
With better equipped plans ana
larger capital to operate with the
Salon cannery is prepared To- handle
all the sau Kthnh comes. EndleNtlcns
are favorable to- successful season
but cool weather Is defegring OPEN
ing the packing season. Strawpef-
rfes that were coming In June TO
Q will now be as late as the 10th or
| 18th. Cherries win not be IN before
the last week in June or the hrs'
: week Of July. 4,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
STATES
EVIDENCE
IS SLIGHT
DposrUrTtoN OF sEATTIEs
FnTIT SIIEF OF POLICE ARE RELY,
ING ON THE AMOUNT Cy UT n1S u1S
RANK DEPOSITS no Sho" ms
GT1IT BY INFERENCE.

Seattle, Wash, June 1'-seeLetary '.s1art
c'IIivan Of the police department
% snrrne sensation this mornlpS !,
When he identified figures written sla.out oa
" r card of Gid Tupper, the DisseSV
orerator of bawdy houses IN tne dSo reo
otPricted oPJ district, as having been mau1 aa,n1
bv I ex-Chie Wappenstein' on on stia,
S3 Sor bribery. The card had peen sSa
fOr sOunJ in Wappensteins desk on 6,,tns tne
Tsv he resigned, by the present Sni1i s,,y1i,
SIs Claude de Bannick, and Secretary sun, sun,
% 1an II had a column OF ngures
Waving Wan, 1850" written four tunes y
ond and on the back was an tolai y !.
saaOO" u ~ The name of "McCullocn i,
we'll veil known sporting man. was AIS
wT1S,eH The state also scored this morn
inc w when it showed that Mrs wal wal
,mS naSnstein's bank deposits grew lrol
= balance carried for six months nnto
saiS, to $3.50, when Wappens'1i, 9I. !,
took fOok office, and then suddenly ! I
! ! Sy creased to $4,000 on the day aIte[ ~ =
Grand Jury convened. Wappenssteln e1,l
81 personal p bank deposits also snow w,
enormous increases during ms tel
as % chief both in 1906 and 1917
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
TRAVELLED 80
MILES AN HOUR
TO THEIR DEATH

Cbico Cal, June l.-Georse
George Wickam, of Gridiey' was was
IiilIed: Frank C. Hackett, Of Grldiey' Gieyy
fatally injured, and Thomas snitn,
Of Oroviiie, severely hurt when an an
automobile 81 driven by Wickam,, anu .,
inning SO miles an hour, shddeu on on
a U furn and somersaulted. Nell pe y.
: Haven of Gridley, another lnenipei men
Of r1't tbe party, was uninjured' me acr
cident occurred late last nlght he"'
ff% the Ridley ranch, in Butte county r,o
'"1 Wickam owned the machine ma.;,o me te
Marty returning from Oroyllle ,.t -
CridIey S'ri # urged Wickam to drive lag,, 81,
ar He speeded up, according 10 ,,io, D'
haven until he was making Su MI, nno,
an m hour. Near the ranch lae .od,,c ITn,
makes a sharp turn. Wlthout toa ~ ,,
mani ing his speed. Wickam ATTEMPTED u u
saRe the curve. The car skldueu Ia az :,
,as on9 hurled into the air the .,a neaT "a,
a1 Sdv Of the machine fell on the u, ~ pa :
w. DeHayen being the only man ',,, o, 4,
,De ne Wlckam was instantly kilie'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
ANOTHER AVIATOR
REACHES ROME

Rome, June Roland Garros,
the Frenchman, who was delayed at
Pisa yesterday by an accident to his
monoplane, reached Rome at $40
this afternoon in the Paris-Turin aer-
oplane race. He is making a deter
mined effort to overtake Andre
Beaumont. the first aviator to COM
plete the second leg of the race.
Vidart flew from Nice to Genoa in
a little more than three hours. He
reached Pisa at noon, and started
for Rome at 3 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
DEMANDS
CRIMINAL
PROSECUTION

Washington, June Senator At
lee Pomerene, of Ohio, today intro
duced a concurrent resolution de-
manding the criminal prosecution of
the officers of the oil and tobacco
trusts. The resolution instructs the
encouragement to begin immediate
proceedings wherever he thinks he
has sufficient evidence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
Rencti0nnries 0n TOp.

Halsingfors, June 1.-The reac-
tionary party has been given the up
Der hand in Finland by an edict of
the czar which readjusts the voting
requirements. The diet elected un-
der the present franchise will follow
the cars wishes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01

7'f.sl ssE unarixrs kstnaHr.
New York. June 1.-Todays opsn
ing stock market showed resulnps pa
tion az yesterdays strength anu
nrices advanced briskly. Northern
Pacific and Great Northern preferred
Gained large fractions. Republican
IRON and steel declined " ana
United States steel small iraeuon.
American beet sugar rose a point
and marlborough Metropolitan pre-,
ferred AZ. The market cioseu
strong. Bonds were firm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
THINK THE
REMAINS ARE
REV. AOWLANDS

eor Faneisco, June Relatives
% pc Pav n 10. Rowland, a spirituailst,
accepted today the chaFTeu rs,,tos O9Ts Are
Sound in the ruins OF the ChuIes l,te lte
as his remains, although dennd.e udo
Identification had not been maui, aaa,
Rev Howland, who was Ill was sen So
in his room in lodging mousse ,',es ue
stroyed by the Chutes fire ne we ,s
bammed in by the flames ana II 10
helieyed certain he, was killed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
Is INDICTED FOR
CONSPIRING TO MURDER

Ell Paso, Tex, June 1.-Daniel De-
villars. the former Boer officer who
was arrested here several days ago,
was indicted this afternoon by the
Ell Paso grand jury, charged with
completely in the plot to murder
Francisco Madero, the Mexican revo-
lutionary leader.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
ARE BARRICADED 10 o. rvycuIyG

Muskogee, okla, June Joe ., sared psi
vic and Pony Starr. who surrenusiett a,sn,.s y
Sers 1 after a battle with oiieeps s'sa >, on an
roroNi l,,o,a t,led are barrlcaded in sne q
o %ere ~ ~ payis father today, fearing
loi"e no a,,ock from Porum citizens. No
an a.,o,Mnt amt, will be made to take the two !,
H,eS Men away until danger OF lyncnins
has subsidized
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
In Session in Ontarlo.

Ontario, Cal, June 1.-The 2Sth
annual session of the state Evangeli-
cal association convened here today
with Bishop Thomas Bowman, Of Ell
lenstown. Pa, presiding. The ses-
sions will continue for four days.
Ministers from all over the state are
in attendance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
CANNERY PREPARING TO OPERATE
on MUCH LARGER SCALE Than EVER
A+++++++++++++
Pyoe Still Absent.

; San Diego, CAL, June L. =
, General Caprhys Pryce had not :
3 returned to the insurrecto camp Z
= at Tia Juana today, and 1t was =
. believed by many of the rebels 4
+ that he would not go back. The I
+ local junta and the junta in Los 4
+ Angeles are disagreed as to the 1
r plan that should be followed. I
= The Los Angeles leaders want 1
= the Tia Juana forces to move on
= Ensenada. The local junta dis
r approves of this plan. For the
+ present the forces are idle.
+
) ++++++++ =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
Don't Tell Their Troubles.

New York, June Tobacco trust
officials today refuse to say whether
yesterdays meeting of the directors
reached any decision as to future ac-
tion in light of the recent supreme
court decision.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
Four Men Arrested in Tacoma
IN Indictments Charging
y: =; With Padding the Ia
lhem = -. ,SuS Returns.
coma Eem
ARE ALL RELEASED ON BAIL
r,,o sDecific Charge Against Each Is
"Falsifying Census Records r
,uo To Make Proper Investigation
and Filing Incoprlete Reports

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIREI IT.;r mon
,ocorna. Wash, June l.-foul ln1n nnT
4 acted acted as enumerators in the Sen- .a
who taking last year were arrested tSa too
sus 'o on indictments found by e tne
day On ! iurv charged with padding lh
grand turns in this city. Several QUIZ tHis
the re II IL he be placed under arrest tn1s 1s
ers wi On Of the SO indictments Z. 20
afterno , connection with alleged IT.
were il ties in the census returns; &c
regulari arrested today were Charles =
Those r Alphonso Carpone
T. Jaege I Fred H. Allen AL All "Tne sno
Foley ant N $1,000 bonds. The spe s
released & IS against each oI Sne rH
cific charg enumerators Is lalsilyl i,,nr ln'
mer census -ds, failing to make prop prop
census recoi ion and filing incorre0
er investiga, ,,uo
reports. of alleged pauutne n
Investigation at Seattle, hVele'' ''''
census figures V be made laIer'
VII -o---
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
PAID CARNEGIE S49l,5OO,OOO FOR HIS PLANT
+++++++++ +++++
Bryan Not a cAididate.

st. Paul, MINI. June L.
William ]. Bryan will not be
candidate again for president
in, the coming national cam
; paign. He said so bimself to-
, day,
, Speaking at a banquet ten
; dered him by the Democratic :
; club of the Northwest, Bryan
, said: ,3 k
= 81 am not a candidate for :
+ president. can fe Of greater :
= service in the ranks. Besides
+ there Is plenty of god material
+ from which to choose presiden-
+ tial timber"
l. l. - L l. L AA 4 4 L 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
GRAY SAYS TAFT KNOWS ALL ABOUT
UNITED STATES STEEL BUSINESS
+++++++++++++4
Development League Meets.

= Chehalis, Wash, June l.
+ With delegates present from all 4
Z parts Of Southwest Washington I
= and many representatives from 1
= Seattle, Tacoma and Portland 1
+ attending the fifth quarterly 1
+ conference Of the Southwest 1
+ Development League, met here
4 today for a three-days' meeting,
+ Discussions of subjects rela-
A tive to trade and commerce
4 were scheduled for today and ;
4 tonight good roads will be the
/ subject OF several addresses
: = + ++++++ + + r + =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
No Trace Of Bandits.

fuNITEn PREss LnHSN' ~ rwue me- In
Niagara Falls, n. y ulie isday the
snite Of thorough search touS' qua the
pollce have found no trace oI tro,gbt
@ sour bandits who held up sd,, ireismi snd
train % in the city limits yesterESSyd; e,Snsd "S of
sr%'" uot away VI with almost carload q
yaIuable merchandise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
Killed by Baseball.

uord lUTltE City Pa, June las a re-
srit Of being struck on the heao Wy
sur > fouI nj bali in baseball gTI,s.osh game On
nacoration a loT' lon Day, Arthur McEliresnt
IA, is dying today from " O'oOu
ON the brain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
KILLED Girl and Himself.

st Louis, Mo-, June L. MISS hatn
crime Moran was shot and kiiiea 70
day in a rooming house by AipSto nS,tc
Sh1ile, who then swallowed carDoiiIS carr. -
acid and shot himself. Jealousy 10
the supposed motive
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
pIaw I'm n Bridge.

Irwin, Pa, June 1.-Rallroad de- ae-
tectives and the county authorities
are searching today for the dynamit-
ers who last night blew up .ne
bridge between Herminie and MaGl- o
son, on the Sewickley branch Oh 'ne
Pennsylvania railroed,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
CAN HANDLE ALL THE CROP
NO MATTER HOW Big IT IS
PORTLAND TAKES SURPLUS

General Manager Samuel E. ocOb Of the Oregon Packing
Company Is Having the Plant 0verhaued and Put n First
Class Shape Large Portion Of the Cherry Crop WIN Be
Made Into "MaresChinOes" Which, Being Put up in Bar
res viii Relieve the Pressure at the Canaery---An Unusu
ally Busy Season Promised.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
Corporation BUREAU
HAS Been INVESTIGATING
ITS BUSINESS SIX YEARS

He SWeaS That Either Taft or the Department Of Commerce
and Labor Has Suppressed al Exhaustive Report of the
Bg GQrpoSIon Its Methods and Operations -SayS He
Does Not Know Absolutely hat Taft Had Been Informed of
II, But tne department Has Gone Through Corporation
Books Tor Six Years and Kn Ows Absolutely All About It.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
TIE nDrl ION
- r,rc, r''rc 1RIC'S
RIGHl '-UF-"A'

A number of new Vt
suits are being brougl Is
gon Electric. The sun
Booth sisters and a Gei
and the Schindlers 'dai
will be contested in coui
ported that a settlement
made with Sheriff Mimic .
going through his city
Douglas Mimic was offered
right of way across his resi
but would not accept. No 81
has been made with ]. P. Rl
X. Spaulding or e. Hofer,
suits have been started. Thel
way is being pushed hard, am
company is anxious to get \
through before beginning work,
will probably be some time in
The condemnation suits canno
heard until the regular term of
Kelly's court in July.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01

rryrryr rprss Iv's7p T'HE. pohol-
,stantinople, June Senv, oon
4 Arabs have assaulted and and, CAP ac-
to advices received mere ,,., 'Gs e
ne ,o garrison s of 300 9 troops p ras Is
Of field guns ana a a 'at tSe he
T rifles falling into 'ne
he rebels.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
M study Aviation.

To Study Aviation. t,o,o,
Paris June Am internatlonsal ',
oonsress ~ ass has been called to STUDY
aviation laws.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01
To
W-.-

tUEITM
Zion City,
grand jury
charges OF fE
tions here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01

Probe Elections,
PRESS LEASED wTnE,1 ,1.oo,al
met today to prUpe Sa".
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-06-01

lious
tured !
cordins
day. n
reported
batteriesa
number {
hands Of .
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-24
TEAM 20" OF FIELD CLUB
LEADS BOWLING LEAGUE
Score of Fifteen sfxty-six Takes High
HOnOrs-sRme squad Rolls
High Game.

Team ID" Of the Field Club Bowling
league took high honors in Monday nights
rolling. totaling a score Of 1856 for a
three-mRn team. High game of the even
ing was taken by team D also. with $50
pins.
Results-A team. Knapp, Cameron and
Robertson, beat team, Sholes. Powell
and Nichols, l,341 to l.242.
B team Vette, Seford and Krug, beat
team, Hinrick, Tillson and Johnson. 1856
70 453
G team. Hughes, Manley and Drishaus.
beat E team, sholes, De Bord and Abbott.
$50 TO 14O1.
II team, Dougherty, Denman and Kohn
beat F. team, La Douceur. Chambers and
Blakely l,475 to l,4l6.