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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20
peGn1tH
BY JAMES w. EGAN

w.
An old Of eighty o boxing He
have to train long to lick some boxers have
SWEET LYRICS
All wrestlers really
Said Snoop with n
Balpayers a
And boxers cheese
The between batting
has become about as thrilling as game of checkers
They have to hole OUT i'm golf but looks like
a case of hold out
Judging the Fielder suspended Kaufman
would be sending player Siberia he Russia
PECULIAR
Ike Ho he to
show what good bapayer he is They until
lett hem go, however
Why do call tho pitchers a slab? S asked Of
underaker's-it holds a dead
One good thing about
HOPE
boxing Of
Vancouver He can't be licked. anyway.
have moved from Paris to Italy?
Arthur Pelkey longer be called q white
now the only living white dope"
frst-saker, be getting ON
slow. What is the sentence, judge?)
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left the Reds to help win four
Cub remnants.
Clarke Griffith traded Paskert,
Lobert and q few Others for
Grant, Bates and some more. At
the time Grant was about the
best third baseman In the league,
but he never loked the same as q
Red.
Cincinnati should employ eff
Client scouts and toss printed av-
erages into the waste basket; the
owners should get away from the
idea Of saving a few thousand by
releasing every player who sits on
the bench a few days without
playing.
McGraw and Mack have an alb
solutely free rein in handling
their clubs. II Joe Tinker ia
given the same opportunity, per-
haps he too will prove a winner
and not candidate for the ex-
Managers of Cincinnati associa-
ton.
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Ben ARTl[lERlSTS Riddle
'G|NN|TY'S KRAFT WITH
ROUND SHOT AND SHRAPNEl

VICTORIA, Sept. 2O.--After :
1paG conference with Captain
K1dd and the Honorable Mr.. blue
heSrn, Erwin KAntIchner cane to
- conclusi0n yesterday that he
~ not been acting as bofits .
terl pirate, or one who II to be-
CO. : huccaneer, SO sharpening
~ cutinss, taarnsting . dirk into
~ duuhact, and whistIing MUIR
0eeoao tune, Kant boarded the
TIGER <sKraft'' and put all to tho
All Of which 10 q more or less
poeticAl way Of conveying the sad
eidfnes that the Bengals were
0lenked to 0.
The old Kraft manned by the
Tigers was unable to Withstand
the heavy artillery fire Of the Bee
Bonners and after q battle of lit
~ more than an hours duration,
ee2k beneath the waves with all
oolofD flying.
Kantlehner. the Pirate leader.
Wos nnerciless, and slaughtered all
~ felines who attempted to fight
baek.
'sOds fish." he would roar, IT
VIII wash the very quarterback In
Thy hoods, ye scurvey varlets
Ont upon thee. The prize is
And there was no doubling tho
buocaneer's word. His gore-get-
ttnG demons began In the second
exchange Of shots. Moose Swain
2hfseplicd. Ripping Brooks
hooked ! hur1 for an abutment,
ana Dnnl Shea later biffed q
bender for . bag.
A double burglary by Crum
and Alberts netted another chime
buzxer IN the fifth refrain. Man
agor Delmas got . life In the next
min and Dan1 Shea again made
HI beaming presence felt by
nieking the hook merchant from
HGnnibal for demi-circuit romp.
Whlch brought Manager Del TO
the family fireside.
The BengaIs had their best
chance in the second paragraph.
Young Wild West. the Champion
Deadshot. survived on an eczema
effort. McMullin thumped for q
fuft and Keller suicided that the
others might advance in the
world and on the hassocls.
Harris ZeppeIin-ed to the sun-ris-
Ing patch, and West tried to dim
ple the oval. Albert made q nice
cast and the Champion Deadshot
was ambushed at the chunk Of
china.
The Tigers Play in Tacoma to-
DIV.
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BY ~BRowNIE- HOLMES.

Sporting Editor Cincinnati Post.
The trouble with the Cincinnati
Reds can be summed up in an an
swer divided into three parts.
Here 1t is:
Failure to hold platers until
they develop or can be traded adj
vantageously. due to unwilling
ness to spend money in salaries.
Inadequate scouting system.
Mysteriously odd luck.
One II ~ much to blame az
the other; in conjunction they
have made Cincinnati . baseball
joke.
Last spring Joe Tinker took
south eight pitchers, all having
been pronounced ready for the
majors. The eight went back to
the minors.
Lefty" Packard Is the only
minor Lacquer who remained and
he pitched SO well for Columbus
in the American Association in
1912 that the report OF a scout
(save the word) was unnecessary.
Instead of employing able
scouts to find youngsters, recruits
are picked from printed averages
or upon tips from men who do
not know a player when they see
one.
The team has never held a
player season or two to develop
- - - \ 4 =.
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good with other clubs. Clarke
Griffith made Washington a win
ner In one season after leaving
Cincinnati; a pennant contender,
In fact.
Mysterious luck which even the
players cannot fathom pursues
the team. Stars with other clubs
slump when with the Reds, and
fair men leave Cincinnati to star
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PATHFINDERS
have STARTED

To act as pathfinders for the
endurance run of the Tacoma
Motorcycle club. from Tacoma to
Hoquiam, which takes place Sep
TENDER %, r. H. Brown and R. M.
Watkins left yesterday afternoon.
The run is to be made to Ho-
quiam and back in the same day,
and a large number of entries are
expected.
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HATS OFF TO MAYS

SEATTLE. Sept. zo.-Mays
was the whole show in yester
days game between the Colts and
the Tilikums, winning his game
handfly, 3 to 4. His own homer
played large part in the victory
He struck out seven. and did mo-
pass nor hit q man. Kelly pitch.
ed = nice game for Seattle.
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What's Wrong With the Cincinnati Reds !?
Baseball Foolishness Seems to Play Big Part

(The Cincinnati team is a base
ball joke and everyone wonders
why. Failures in Redland are
stars on other fields. Great lead
ers have failed to make The team
a winner. The Times commits
stoned the sporting editor of the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20

VANCOUVER. B. c., Sept. 20.
Chief Cadreau was very effect
i've against the Indians yester-
day and almost shut them out.
winning to 1. Smith was no
puzzle to the Beavers, Brinker
poking one over the right wall
for homer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20
Pacific Coast League

Los Angeles 4, San Francisco 2.
Oakland 5. Sacramento 3.
Venice Z, Portland L.
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Short Sport
Clyde Keller did some good hit
ting Thursday.

Clyde Keller did some good hit
ting Thursday.
The veteran Tommy Leach was
the whole show against Boston in
one of the games Thursday. Out
of two attempts he made q dou-
BILE and triple and scored all of
the Cub runs. a total of three.
The football games scheduled
with Seattle high schools are to
be played after all.
Chadbourne of the Portland
Beavers has gone 81 days in a row
without failing to make at least
one safe hit. This Is said to be
a Coast record.
Big Ed Walsh returned to the
game Thursday and pitched the
last part of a battle against the
New York Yankees.
There is a lot Of ilI-feeling be.
tween the Venice and Portland
clubs, according to report.
Jack Lester is still fighting
around the country.
Tom McCarey, the Los Angeles
fight promoter. has suffered q
nervous breakdown as a result of
the death of Young and his sub
sequent arrest.
Skin Harris was one of the
stars OF the double bill with the
Bees Friday.
Pitcher Gipe of Seattle seems
to have become the real Mccoy
as a pinch hitter.
The New York Yankees ara
playing great ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20

Cincinnati Post to investigate this
problem and his diagnosis hits
the nail on the head. Here is HIS
opinion in a nutshell.-Editor)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20

Chicago s, Boston 1.
Cincinnati IL, Brooklyn o..
Pittsburg 3-3, Philadelphia 80.
st. Louis 10. New York o..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20

Pitcher Gipe of Seattle seems
to have become the real Mccoy
as a pinch hitter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20

The New York Yankees ar,
playing great ball.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20
DOUBLE BILL

= DOUBLE BILL
. In addition to this aft 4
9 ernoon's game, the Tigers
o and Bees with play double 4
= header to make up for some
. postponed game, at the To-
Q call ball farm tomorrow. 4
3 The first game will be called
q promptly at 2 o'clock and 4
y the next q few minutes after 4
. the close Of the opening
. combat. 4
o a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20

Skin Harris was one of the
stars OF the double bill with the
Bees Friday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-09-20

By JAMES w. EGAN.
An old man OF eighty is going to take up boxing.
have to train long to lick some boxers have SEEN
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address coupon and mall ir
regarding Electra to-
eu ourht 10 Know about shs Sisoasrs q men ana ~oae
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
STATING FACTS, NOT BELIEFS.

HE SUNDAY OREGONLAN Journal saying
Roosevelt appointed Democrats Of
flee Oregouian a way for both of these presidents
office, but they few be
quantity Journals the whole
appointments they
simply exceptions that proved the rule.
The Ouan badly mistaken in its Interpretation of the Capital Jour
all Republicans Demo-
only If there thing than another that this
selection Of federal officers 1t does not
believe that politics bad officer It be-
eves that outside Of certain Officers who the political affairs
of the party power politics. should be the by which
selections should the belong the
spOls Of belief 1t the system,
system long political parties carry
is done at present other system possible.
We carry politics the liquor question the social
question and good many ohnOt sensible but
apparently forced take the
Theoretically would be election for
ssfu for office regardless
them for their fitness alone Practically, party
does not the This
which the workers made and and that
each 1t good business the country,
be- if politics. politics
and that is the kind that both parties looking for.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
THE HIGHEST TRIBUNAL.

~ HE OREGON JOURNAL kicking supreme
that body decided that property
take back 1t unable place
belongs the legislature,
would this willingly if could making
people property the
when the matter
could DO nothing undoiHg
The Journal insisting that the peoples
and it why
eourtf That body tterng showing
sight but what's the If could appeal
could
be settled right for that would order
commit objectionable injustice protect people against
We have fitd school lands letting private
with the people property power
neither the Journal other the the
nal has mentioned the subject Before long this valuable
will all
will doubt lift ugubrious uu0us
pint when having
their property take
become its by the deliberate Of the
bunch either wfy perverse wofuy stupid perhaps
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
FOR THE NEXT CHERRY FAIR.

n 0W is THE TIME prepare
extent OF holding inquest the history,
note of the mistakes made in and
ection There mistakes
that should be avoided Of these
Bile delays the starting Of There
call the fair that started when advertised The
ate and crowds waiting everything
The band and the illumination the
place at clock Friday while the still shining actually
about OF
knew that clock
the grounds until nearly But there
and put hour waiting
Another thing the lack Of publicity 1t almost impossible learn
anything about the place of anything The baby
from the originally set for
got fooled the time missed
finding spirit but year
committees worked foresight
giving out information would have been gratifying and
Of the great celebration
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
WOODBURY. NOTES


woodburu, July 5.-(Special Fred
Miller made q business trip to Portland
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Poorman and
daughter, Margaret, and Mr. and Mrs,
Phil Livesay and children visited in
Salem Saturday.
Mrs. j. F. Steelhamer was hostess to
the Eaffee Elatch at her home on Cor
bet avenue Tuesday afternoon. The af-
teru00n was spent in needle work.
About 5 o clock the guests were asked
in the dining room, where a dainty
luncheon was served The room was
prettily decorated in red, white and
blue bunting, flags and flowers. The
table centerpiece was q large basket Of
crimson ramblers, Place cards were
used and each guest received a small
sil1 flag as a favor Mrs. Ctalbraith. Of
Portland and Mrs. 7 = C. Poorman were
guests of honor.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. TinlSle, of Wood
burn, celebrated their 18th wedding an
niversary Monday by inviting a bevy Of
their young girl friends of Salem to
spend the day with them. The house
was beautifully decorated with roses
and green ferns. At noon q dainty lap
luncheon was served, consisting of sand
wiches, olives, pickles, cake and rasp-
berry sherbet. The afternoon was spent
taking pictures and walking out to the
new park. At O'Clock an elaborate
course dinner was served. Those en-
ioying the day were Susan PigIer, 1898
D street; Miss Mary Pigler, Stella Gra-
ham, ll3I Court street; Miss Viola
Fisher, of willamette Sanitorium; Miss
lone Fisher, Of south I4th street; Miss
Ethel Casebere, 1906 Center street
Miss Elva Smith. Salem; Miss Ella
Harmon, Raymond, Wash, and Miss
Elizabeth Fletcher, Sheridan. Mont. At
10 O'Clock the guests returned to Sa-
lem, voting Mr.. and Mrs. TinkIe as ex-
cellent entertainers and wishing them
many happy returns of the day.
John Cow and wife, Of St. Paul. were
in Woodburu Wednesday.
Miss Mary Goudy, Of Hubbard. spent
| Thursday in WOodburu.
Grover Giesy, OF Aurora, motored TO
Woodburn Thursday.
Mrs. PooS Of Hubbard spent Thurs
day in Woodburn with friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
y
= X-RAYS. =

The Capital Journal knows absolutely
nothing Of Mayor Albee, either good or
or bad, other than what it has read of
him, and that was all of a very flatter-
ing character, but, in the face Of this,
it predicts that Portland will regret Sc
Letting him as mayor.
Col Roosevelt having demonstrated
to his own satisfaction that President
Wilson 3 peace policies are wrong, the
country generally will have much more
confidence that President Wilson is
right.
The second week Of Monmouth 5 sum
mer school ended Friday. There was
an enrolment of 200.
DR.. Calvin White thinks there is 4
close connection between clothes and
mJrals The doctor is emineutly cor
rect, only the matter is stated mega
lively If we may be permitted sug
gestion, we would amend the DOCTORS
statement to read that there is a close
connection OF association between the
lack of clothes and morals.
MedfOrd and Vancouver, Wash, can
sympathize with each other this morn
ing. They both went the limit in back
ing Bud Anderson. placing bets in some
instances at to 1 on him. However,
might as well spend it that way as for
firecrackers and soda pop.
-s#
The old S. P depot still continues to
insult the landscape in its section Of
the city. Sometime we will have a new
one.
'FLend a Hand. (" published at the
prison, by convicts, says: "'The news
papers throw a fit over the escape
of some of the cOnvicts, alleging they
were honor men. As no exchanges are
permitted, no state papers allowed to
reach the prisoners, how did ''Lend a
Hand make the discovery
=
It is a wise Judge Of a baby show
that travels under an alias.
*#s
For the information of the ladies'
we will state that the Judges of the
baby show have all taken their vaca.
tiou, and none of them will be back
before snow flies. They none Of them
left their addresses.
80
| U'Ren has some Of the charaeteris
tics Of a Plymouth Rock hen, and some
Of the attributes Of an incubator. Hc
sits as persistentlv a. the hen, and
matches as proificlv rs the incubator
=
The baby crop is superior even tC
the cherries, and there is quantity a.
well as quality. The Cherry City may
well claim to be also the Baby
City.
When Wilson made a speech at Get
tyshurg, he had an example that h,
could scarcely hope to approach: Lin
coin 3 address there was and is, a elias
sic,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
THE BELLIGERENT COLONEL.

AHE SPEECH made by Col Roosevelt July country
exceptionally selecting presidency
Colonel has blood in his all the time and happy when
scrlppng He believer in big army 4 powerful
He that they a
DO have them that sometime and
the whole cahooie O us
The Coones disposition would have trouble with Mexico
O scrappy disposition
would inevitably brought absolutely
occasion Tor that will Uncle
Mexico viii be
therefor than have o far materaized
The Colonel least batsh necessary
craft that
Immediate for them In the ConeS
the Texan 8 who believes absolutely necessary
who still admire the bePerous Teddy majority
endorse his ttreeatng tendencies spirit
political sky like a like
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07

certain class-folhs most likely inter-
ested in your product.
1t is more profitable to reach ten
such persons than q thousand who are
not.
Success in advertising does not de.
pend upon the mere number YOU reach
That idea, in fact, if carried to the
extreme, will result in the uuioing Il
any advertiser.
But success in advertising does ~ D.
pend first, upon your ability to find a
field for your product, and next, up, IA
your ability to cultivate that field ia to
its greatest productiveness.
Competition tends more AMI ma re
each day toward definite, focused. 5 5e-
cialized effort.
A small farm that has been brou, ht
to high state Of cultivation will ri ow
more marketable produce-energv nd
cost eonsidered-tban a larger one un.
der haphazard forlSiug.
A pound Of effort rightly directed in
advertising, aecomplishes more tha a
ton OF pressure distributed over a ID rye
surface.
A properly written ad is decI ded
stimulus to optimism in one 9 faily ife.
Reading a well written and interest," inQ
advertisement should be both plea. ant
and profitable.
Every merchant who afveri ises
should appeal to one : optimism.-tc the
possession Of the means and disposi tiou
70 buy-to the confidence that the A.
ture will allow the purchaser the 90
portunity to enjoy the purchase.
Furthermore, in q well written md
he compliments the readers with, the
suggestion that their presence II, the
store is a pleasure and in anrieir atfnlv
holidays and other events. which stir
the better emotions, the me- -obant
s5.niulI1es In them a pleasure tha
might be lacking. WHY not be, i'm tD-
day the enjoyable and profitai le an
deavor to write your al with vrpatpr
care than heretofore1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
AD- MANS Talks
4*44++

The true aim Of advertising is to build
business, not merely to get it. Plan
your campaign on that foundation and
there is no likelihood of failure.
Many advertisers are making a half.
way success of their advertising prob
LENS.
Are they not invariably the ones who
are advertising to get business, rather
than to build business.
They get the business-but at too
great cost.
The methods employed-and not ad-
vertising itselt-are to blame.
Their half success is due to the fact
that they haven t developed a thorough
understanding Of ADVERTISING
They DO not recognize the higher,
truer utility of ADVERTISING in its func-
tidus as a business builder.
Ii you should step out, for the first
time, on baseball diamond and endea-
vor to hit a home run, you might aeci.
dentally excel the men in training upou
your first attempt. Your luck mirht
enable you to 10 as well or better than
the men who were practicing to DO the
thing scientifically.
But as the days went by you might
return to the diamond and again strike
at the ball without even hitting IL.
Meanwhile the men whom won Al first
surpassed would have acquired q form 4,
and would double and treble YOUR
record.
so, too, with the merchant who Il.
ADVERTISING simply TO get business.
The advertiser who has devsIopad
form who has gone at the tbing
sct,e,ntirically-who has advertised IN
ollLd business on broad basis. instead
OF merely getting business for a DIV
Lorges nearer and nearer to the Frout.
The true aim Of ADVERTISING il 10 a..
tract permanent buysrs-reueatsry.-te
1ne store Of the advertisers.
In Advertising a. in any other form
on q, salesmanship, it is vitality important
1nat your efforts be directed toward a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
WORDS FROM HONE
Statements That May Be Invest
Testimony Of Salem Cihlsa

0IdLeIufuLA IuAL May DC lulF'A
Testimony of salem Ciflsn
When A salem citizen cones
front, telling bis friends and ldg
of bis experience. YOU can rely
sincerity. The statements Of Bsg
siBug IN far awav places % la
nlaud vour confidence. Home d
mept Is tbe Ei1d hat backs 4
kinney pills. such testimcny I
vipping Investigation proves 3
Belbw is a statement Of a Salir
dart M strongsr proof Of usi
be iad
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
The Peoule s Medicines

Are standard advertised remedies in
common use today many of which we're
used by our mothers and grandm0thsrs
with most beneficial results. Scores Of
these same medicines are prescribed by
honest, competent physicians because
they know ofFno better remedy. Such
is Lydia e. Pinl5ham' $ Vegetable Com
Ound which has proved wonderfully sue.
cessful in aIleviating suffering caused
by female ills.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
BoRAE NOT A CANDIDATE.

ENArOR BORAH Of Idaho suqhaea1y that be a
4 date for the nomination for the presidency This uperHous bit Of
information, but Editor Harvey Hier
A. suspected him Of thing Harvey
United states threw fit when Old pirate, Perp.
clshed his checks and left world
him.
Still 1t Of interest that
Idaho not possed ot the idea that presidential timber
this bit Of information from the 'Gem might be added
Lnffart with all his htorca
i that required several Of the Record embam
eandae jim Ham Lewis despite the Of his whke the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07

and exploded A badly bu-ne1 face
and blistered hand was the result.
W. A. Elder took charge Of the post
office at Stayton July 1, relieving "
5. Walters, who has had the position
for nearly G6 years.
Oregon City claims to have goose
berries an inch in diameter and IN ineh
and a half long.
George SoIlinger, who had lived at
Canyon City for more than so years,
died Monday. He left eight children
and Is grandchildren.
The laying of the rails between Eu-
gene and Corvallis was completed Thurs
dav mOrniu. cause for real cele-
bratiou bv both towns, and, for that
matter, all Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
Suggestion.

The man was hale and hearty at 10
q. m.
At l9:05 some one handed him a rat
ent medicine almanac.
The man glanced at it and becme
Interested. He read it through from
cover to cover.
At lOs35 he was suffering from dia.
betes, Brights disease malaria. Tvs
pepsia. insomnia, nmbago, blood po6
soning cancer Of the stomach. sciatt
ca, scrufula and rheumatism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07
Strange If No Lobby.

There may be lobbyists at Washing
ton. 10 would be peculiar if there were
uot. No one Disputes that men are there
trying TO save from the tariff wreck
~ mrrh W rhaw ear ar1 t'or i,--v
-1li Being p'a-st ra.st vi u
1u u1u.tTss &. tst -r
aoQf aca et.aa rr- spo1atr.
-Nrl SON Courier
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-07-07

mbe Even George the doughty
senator from Ue iooryar Of Oregon candidate for
the presidency There ift class Oregon in fact
lust who is for the PreseH
ta nomination OF course King should slip his present Job
possibly willing considered candidate he has consented
old place and isised to It,