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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21

Of the largest hop growing districts Of
the valley as yet, but Immediately aft
Ter the holiday season when the work of
organization will again be taken up
with vigog it is expected that fully 90
per cent ii not more of all the growers
of the state will have entered the as.
soeiaton. Fully 0o per cent of all Of
the growers have signed up in the see
tions where meetings have been held
and a meeting is to be held at Mt. An
gel ON Friday Of this week, where the
growers are anXions to join tue associ-
alton, and another meeting will prob
ably be held in Aurora on Saturday.
Everything looks favorable and de-
.cidcdly encouraging up to the present
aud | am satisfied that within very
short time after the first of the year
we will have secured the required per
.ccnta2e Of growers, over 50 per cent.
and De ready to incorporate and begin
business, said President l.. II. McAia-
han, in discussing the situation. "We
have signed up fully 06 per cent of all
of the growers of the districts where
meetings have been held-Gervais, Sill
verton. McMinnvile, sheridan. Balls,
ton, Amity Willamna and other places
and we are receiving urgent requests
from other sections to hold meetings,
which We intend to do as soon as we
can get around to 1t. Nearly 100000
of the required amount Of stock has al
ready been disposed Of and we antici.
pate no trouble whatsoever in securing
the balance necessary, little over 500
OOO, after we resume organization ac.
tivitics after January !. ] have not
the slightest donbt that the movement
VIII be success aud my convictions
IN this respect are growing stronger as
meetings are heing hold. y
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21

sentatiyes there, he was led into closer
investigation Of the school, making
careful inquiry into the care and attcn.
tion given the boys Speaking TO n Ga
2cttc.Times. representative, he said he
found that large proportion Of the
lads came from broken.up homcs--somo
Of the boys having two sets of parent
because Of divorces and subsequent
marriages, Many of the boys never
had home before this one, hence they
feel for the first time the Influence
'of teachers who are trying ms best they
may 10 mother aud father them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21
SHOPPING
A lady amblcs TO a store

4 lady ambles 10 store
TO buy spool Of thread.
AZ filst she looks at hats galore
Then carving knives and bread
From there she travels to the aisle
Where the dnvenports are kept,
And where she fingers for awhile
Around the ribbon dept
She looks at frying pans and lace,
lnspects the latest hooks
She prices lotions for tne face
And linen good, and hooks,
And when she's canvasscd all III,
joints,
And clerks are nearly dead,
She brings the matter TO q point
Anl buys spool pf thread.
Louisville Courier Journal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21
WILL SOMEONE TELL7

Editor journal: Perhaps some Of
your renders can tell us where tho
thousands Of crows that pass over
town every evening roost, aud whore
they feed during the day.
Their northern flight begins about
I o'clock aud continues for more than
half an hour; they stragglc along ther
acrinl pathway continuously in punches
of from half dozen 10 flocks Of lun'
drcds.
Being late riser ] cnnnot soy ~
what time they pass south IN the morn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21
HOP GROWERS ALL
JOIN ASSOCIATION
Not Near So Many Growers
or Large an Acreage in
State As Estimated

After checking up all' Of the lists Of
growers available, whica have been
those in use by the dealers in max
ing their annual estimates of the hop
crop of Oregon in past years, the exc.
cutive committee on the new Oregon
Hop Growers association, at a meet
ing held here Saturday evening, arrived
at the conclusion that the number Of
hop growers aud hop acreage in the
state has been greatly overstated and
that, whereas it has been estimated
tnat there were from 400 to 500
growers in the state aud approximately
$4,000 acres of hops, the association
committee figures that there are not
to exceed 500 growers with n reduction
of acreage in proportion.
Ever since the movement for the or.
gani2dtion was maugurated and the
| list Of growers obtained, from the hop
dealers and growers association list,
the organizers Of the new association of
growers have been revising the list by
the process Of elimination and has dis
covered that in some instances accord
ing to the old list, as many as eight
different owners aud renters aavc been
credited to ono piece Of acreage when,
rs u matter Of fact. only one man rep,
resented the yard. This came about
through the carrying of the original
owner and renter of yard and all Of
the successors down through a long pc
riod al years without making allowance
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21
HAD NO WIRELESS.

Washington. Dee, l0,-Through Bri
tish Ambassador Sir Cecil Spring Rice
England Informed the state department
this afternoon that q British collier
charged by Panama canal authorities
with violation Of the neutrality Of
wireless regulations had never carried
n wireless equipment
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21
HORNER TELLS
ABOUT THE STATE
TRAINING SCHOOL

While ut Salem last Saturday even.
ing, Prof. j. D. llorrer, Of the o. A. G.
faculty gave n lecture at the state
Training School, says the Corvallis
Times.Ga2ottc. Because Of the fact
that Benton county has yomg repre-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21

ing
! have noticed them in their flight
back and forth for several years, but
never in such ynst numbers ms thi,
winter.
A pcculiahty Of this winter is the
high altitude at which they flys and
the utter silence they maintain,
II. j. CHESHIRE.
l1Sj Front street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21
Dealers Fighting Them.

While the committee ON Organi2a.
tion has had no trolble in signing up
the growers as rapidly as meetings are
held and the plans of the organization
explained, but at every place a meet
ing is held they find that the dealers
have been very busy trying to defeat
the organization through mslcpresen.
tation or misiuformution aud trying to
tie lp the crop by contracting. The
dealers, it is alleged, are offering to
contract the growers hops ut the same
pricc the association proposes to do,
II cents per pound, through the impli.
cation, If not the actual Representations,
that this is all the association intends
doing, ami they neglect to explain that
the ! cents which the association pro.
poses to list tnc hops Of mombers for
is simply guarantee Of minimum
price for which the grower sells his
hops and that the grower viii be enti-
tied TO a share Of an over and above
II cents per poUud which the hops are
actually sold for At every meeting
growers testify to the activity Of the
dealers in this regard but so far as can
be learned not II single bale of Oregon
hops has been contracted up to the
present time aud assurances are being
received by the organizers of the as.
sociation tnat this method Of shCt
selling the market has ut lcust been
stopped.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-21
Gervais Growers Join.

At meeting of the growers Of Ger.
vais Satmay afternoon all Of the grow
crs present signed up for membership
aud stock, and at a meeting held pre-
yiousN at Silvcrton, practically every
grover in the district joined the or.
gani1ltion aud subscribed for stock.
The committee ON organization states
that over onc.third Of the growers Of
the state have already been signed up,
and meetings has not been held in some
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-13

has been a general letting down in
hitting. Frank Schultz may be ex-
cepted from this general remark. But
the other fellows have fallen off
badly.
Bresnahan has s1ithered down bad
ly, Safer is under $50, Leach is go
ing fairly well, Good has taken the
most dismal tumble of all, Corriden
seems unable to get started, and
Sweeney is away below where he
should be. Zimmerman is batting in
streaks.
All of these athletes are good bat
tiers, with the possible exception of
Corriden. 1t is only a question of
time when they will again focus their
eyes on the pill and bust hits far and
wide.
Safer doesn't belong under .290 at
the most conservative estimate, and
neither does Sweeney. Bresnahan
has a bad thumb that makes it al
most impossible for him to properly
grip a bat, and this affects his hit
ting.
With Archer out of the fray, there
is no chance for Roger to get vaca-
ton to allow his injured member to
heal properly.
Four and half games is not bad
handicap, considering the ability of
the Giants this season. McGraw is
not bossing a powerful crew, taking
all departments into consideration.
Robertson, a new outfieIder, has
added some ginger to the Giant on
slaught, but the veteran players are
slipping off. They believe they can
let the other fellows get ahead, then
go out and whale in the runs. They
do not realize that they are weaker
than last year.
Three more games are yet to be
played against the Giants, and
SweeD for the CIlhS will OnIV leave
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-13

form yesterday. There were Tumors
from Baltimore that Derrick was in
bad health, but President Thomas I'M
doubtedly satisfied himself of the new
mans condition, and would not have
picked him up if there was anything
wrong.
Now we have a condition where
ultimate success for the Cubs prac-
tically hinges on the ability of an ath-
lete who has been tried in the big
show and found wanting. If Derrick
can play at the gait he set in Balti-
more he will make the local team a
pennant contender of the first water.
1t he shows no more than he did
when with the Athletics and Yankees
in the American League, he will be
Valueless. He can't hurt us, and he
may be the turning point.
Cheney failed against the Giants in
the first game. Fletcher busted the
affair with homer, double and sin
gle. label rescued in excellent style.
Tesreau is out of the way, and he
has always been a big obstacle to
Cub success. He is McGraw's best
bet at present, and the Giant leader
undoubtedly figured on getting the
first game for the moral effect. The
rest of the staff should be easier for
the locals.
That right field wall at the Federal
League park is a fayorite spot for
long hitters now. A few of them still
manage to loft the pill over the left
fence, but it takes too stout wallop
for the majority of the athletes in
the third circuit.
The frequency with which balls
are knocked over the fence on the
North Side has led to the belief that
the distance from the plate to the
boundary of the right side of the
park is much shorter than on the
West Side.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
ZIMMERMAN WILL RUN
FOR COUNTY OFFICE

The first candidate to show real
desire to become on aspirant for a
county office appeared at the court
house yesterday afternoon and secured
the necessary papers. He is A. E. Zim.
norman, resident of Hayesville, and
he announced his intention of beeom.
ing candidate for the office Of coun.
ty treasurer Up to the present time no
declarations Of intentions to become
candidates have been filed with the
county clerk, but bunch Of them are
looked for within a short time. II is
understood at the court house that there
win be new candidates for the offices
Of clerk, sheriff, recorder, surveyor and
county commissioner, but even the pres.
emit incumbents Of these Officers are
slow in announcing whether or not they
intend to be candidates to succeed
themselves.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
ONE ROUND HOGAN Is
ROASTED BY JUDGE
UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRN. !

-l UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
San Francisco, Jan. 80. "One
Round" Hogan, the pugilist, was scath.
ingly rebuked by Judge shortall, be-
fore whom he appeared yesterday on
a charge of battery. While the evi.
dence showed that Hogan had not par.
tieipatsd in beating up one Ed Morgan,
as charged, it did show that he stood
calmly by and watched several ruffians
brutally beat Morgan.
"What is your businessf" asked
Judge ShOrtall.
Hogan affects an English accent.
"Why, your honah," he responded,
IT am professional man."
"Doctor or lawyerf" quizzed the
court.
"oh, neither Of those, " was the an.
swer, "You see, I am a professional
fightah."
"oh, yes" was Judge shortall's
comeback, II get you now. You are
the man who fights everybody in the
country and gets knocked out in the
first round. You are a fine profes.
sional man, to stand by and see ruffians
beat up this man. !"
The case was dismissed and Hogan
left the courtroom hurriedly
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30

Of a rejected suitOr who wrecks the
home and happiness Of married couple
by playing upon the jealousy Of the
husband, There is diffused throughout
the drama remarkable oair of purity,
faith and hope from the opening scene,
which pictures the happy couple about
to celebrate their second marriage an.
niversary, and surrounded by all the
creature comforts Of modern civiliza.
ton TO the last act when the twain,
broken in health and fortune, and
wrecked by Jealousy come like two
weary children to the feet of the old
priest who has fathered them through.
out thoir troubles, In the days Of their
prosperity their had built chapel for
their old friend, the priest and in their
adversely they come back to the little
edifice one Sunday morning, lust as the
chimes send their music rolling through
the valley The story Is Interestingly
told, and with east comprising Jean
wardley, Thornton J. Baston, Stanley
NJ. Andrews, Il. Andrew Castlem, Rose
Adair, Nicola Newton, Chas. H. Starr,
Ray Frazier J. Sullivan, s. f, Lestcr
and c. A. sterlin portraying the part Of
Father Kelly, and with scenic effects
that are brilliant, the production is
worth attending.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30

And they soak him on the collar
With hundred verbal thumps.
But my ribs are torn asundor
With laughter loud and rude,
And have TO roar like thunder
When they cryl "Ingratitudel"
sHs
There may ho somo truth IN tho ru.
more that Joe Tinker is all in as ball
player Tho poor cripple batted only q
few notchcs above 300 last season.
If Joe Tinker Is all In as baseball
player, Connie Mack is deserving can.
didNte for a homo Of tho foeblomipded
The University Of Koio will send a
baseball team TO the United States next
summer The University Of Keio knows
that Crawford and Speaker win be
.othorwiso engaged nc that time,
sss
II you could cnthusc over the 70.
ports that De ORC still is tho three.
cushion billiard champion you probably
could raise few rahs over tho fact
that Yale whipped Columbia in a chess
tournament
The fact that Milwaukee promoters
want to match Jess willard again shows
that they are gluttons for punishment
The jumping Of King Cole from Frank
Chance TO Joe Tinker is said to connote
that there is no sentiment in baseball
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30

ing him as saying that Eddie cannot
make the middleweight limit. Eddie
weighed exactly 1853 pounds at 2 o'clock
for his contest with Dave Smith.
"Although Clabby holds a question
able decision over McGoorty, and he
knows that by coming out here he can
get twice as much money for boxing
him than in any other place, he doesn Il
seem very anxious to come"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
M'GOORTY WIRES HE
WOULD MEET CLABBY
ruxlrrn rnraa lnlsrp wlnrl

San Fmncisco, Jan. 30. Through
his manager, Joe fevins, Eddie Me.
Goorty cabling from Australia today,
challenged Jimmy 'clabby TO meet him
an 2O.round bout 70 be staged in sgd
noy, Easier Monday
"snowy Baker" wired Tcyinr, ''is
visiting in Amcrica fer the purpose Of
trying to yet either clabhy or GEORGE
Chip 10 come to Australia and box Me.
Goorty on Easter Monday.
~ have received several exchanges
from fho statcr, and n them arc some
sintsmenie roming directly from clah.
~. clanniur to BE- tho middleweiqhs
champion Il the world, and also quot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
PLAN AUTO ICE RACES.


UNITED PRESS LnASnD WIRE
Cottonwood, N. D., Jan. 3O.--A new
and exciting sport has appeared in this
part Of the country this winter in the
form Of automobile racing on the ice.
Arrangements were completed today
for a grand prize race to be held in the
near future on Cottonwood Lake. The
sportsmeii have constructed race
course two miles long and somo excep.
tionally fast time has been made in
trials Tho curves are banked with
snow, but when the machines start
slidding there is considerable trouble
in negotiating the turns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
BoxERs AT CLEVELAND.
[uNIrrp rRnss LrAsrp w1nn. |

Cleveland, O., Jan. 3O.--Seven anna
tour boxers, the best st. Louis can
boast of, arrived here today prepared
to meet coterie Of Cleveland amateurs
at the Cleveland Athletic Club tonight
This is the fifth interclub contest held
here this season. There will bo seven
classes ranging from loS pounds to
100,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
JABS AND JOLTS


Once upon time we had great faith
in Humid Kalla Pasha BY his own
efforts he raised himself from a wrost.
Ter to an actor. If he had continued
to persevero no might have lifted him.
self into profession in which ho could
have earned an honest living.
Possibly you have noticed how few
great wrestlcrs there arc of American
birth. Americans are brought up with
the idea that 1t is wrong to skin the
public,
Tho gent who called us up TO learn
tho standing Of the sox aud Giants has
us beaten hip and thigh. But we arc
willing to wager 50 cents ($.a5) that
II Is pretty close to 500.
NsN
II wo were 70 press agent for a for.
eign wrestler our first move would be
to eliminate the claim that he had once
wrestlod 70 draw with George Hack.
enschmidt
Aside from the gents who have wrest
led draws with llackcnschmidt thore are
the atheltes who have beon matched
with 2byssko only to have 2bysgko run
out OF Il.
It was a good idea to call of the
bets on the Friestensky.Amoricus
match But II would be a bettor idea
TO place an allenist at each door
80
BUSINESS OF LAUGHING
Mordy Brown, ungrateful fellow
Worked until his arm went bad.
Never showed sign of yellow,
Always gave the best he had.
lIe drew a stack Of money
For tho ownor Of the tcam,
And his life was milk and honey
And a sweet celestial dream.
But no ceased to draw the money
And tho owned buttcd in,
Saying TO himl "Beat II sonny"
While no kicked him on tho shin,
Yet the baseball magnatcs hollcr
When a baseball player jumps,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30

concerning the story that he had ac.
cepted the New York police commits.
sionership. 1t was as follows:
Referring to your cable Of the 27tb
inst, relative to the govornorship, I
will not retire so long as my services
are needed"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
CHARLEY WHITE VS.,
BATTLING SCHULTZ
LuNIrrp rnnss LEASED wInn.l

UNITED PRESS LEASED wREl
Toledo, O., Jan, 30.-Charley White
and Battling Schultz meet hero tonight
at Abe Shapird's. Both men, according
to their managers, are in fine shape.
betting favors White.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
aoBTHALs WILL STAY AS
LONG AS SERVICES NEEDED

Washington, Jan. 3O.--Secretary Of
War Garrison yesterday afternoon made
public the text Of the reply he received
from Colonel Goethals TO an inquiry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
'THn RosARY. p

The Rosary Ed W. Roland, Jr's
theatrical success, which win be secn
a, the Grand next Thursday night, tells
a story of modern Garden Of Eden,
IN which the serpent enters in the form
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30

Perhaps rather too many people en-.
Joy nothing so much as a fight over or
about almost everything.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30
IN Los ANGELES.

IN Los ANGELES.
They brought the white hope into court
before an angry crowd,
The prosecutor ga1ed on him and raised
his voice aloud;
"That fellow thore before you is a
fighterl" thundered he
Tho white hope blushed and made re.
ply; "oh, sirl You flatter me- -
go
Tho grand old public Of the U, S. A,
likes baseball, but baseball politics is
something else again,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30

Gunboat Smith looks good in com.
parison with other white hopes, A
truck horse walking py hitching post
makes the said hitehing post look slow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30

Possibly you have noticed how few
great wrestlcrs there are of American
birth. Americans are brought up with
the idea that 1t is wrong to skin the
public.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-30

Tho gent who called us up 70 learn
tho standing Of the Sox and Giants has
us beaten hip and thigh. But we arc
willing to wager SO cents ($.95) that
IL is pretty close to 500.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-20
PRESIDENT RECEIVES
SYMPATHY OF NATION

The SympAthies of all true men and
women IN the United states 20 out In
full measure to President Wilson and
hls children over the crushing sorrow
that has come to them.
Honors aud high station do not
help at such time. Indeed they
are but reminders Of the nslplsssness
Of peor mortals when thsy would iAin
tnrn Aside the Inevitable.
In vAln they stretch out their arms
"a the site and mother. She no long.
81 needs them for ner work Is hnlsh-
OIL.
The death Of the presidents wife
Is . great shock tn the country Tor Il
was not generally known that she
was ~ until tho anal eomA had
wrapped heT round.
II IL oat q brief time since the
White House Gas radiant with row.
res aud scholng With Joyous music
and The congratulations of friends
ever the ArriAsss Of two daughters
10 the aaea Ih~y loved.
Nos the muzic has changed to q
dIns the scho~s ot thu Joy bells
coas hack In solemn psals, the How.
srs hut thJss that accentaAie an.
spsakahls Sotros, The president h
Rot thinslng Of hts great once or the
hon 70 that have come 10 him, but
rather Of THAI time when the girl Of
his neArt teyeasly linked her fate
Nith the p,ror student and under.
lonk the tAsk Of hOldiag ~ his hands
thru ell IN. trials that might coms TO
him, and ~hss 10 him all the skies
seemed lighted hy hopes CELESTIAL
lamps.
No~ THAI she has leis hlRn and the
honogs that have come 10 him ven
oat sDpty, wockias oAuelss In shs
prsssncs Of hts soTFos.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-20
Marie, Rsee-t

Portland, Oregon. August II 1914.
Receipts for the week. have been q
follows Cattle-i1oo, Calvss.s, tiogs-
1859, Shesp-t364,
Quite . heavy run % cattle the nrst
OF the week and prices sased OF on
all grades Of stores. Eltreus top
T,3l Good outlet Tor top grades Of
eows ana hsiteSr aud prices fully up
20 last week Bulls 400; calves 500
TO s2A
Hog receipts continue light with
s,ong demand. The top for best light
hogs - $50, metium grace. hing ing
= IS TO a.&
Receipts Of sheer and lambs also
light Cord demand Tor choice
graces. Prices steady uith last
seek. Prime asthers AS to as.
Prime s~es ! - to AIS, medium
s~e~ - 70 -; sprins lamhs ! -
to a.0O
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-20
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