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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
WISHART IS KILLED
IN ELGIN AUTO RACES
Machine Turned Turtle in Eleventh Lap
Wife Saw Accident and Rushed to
His side-He Died a Few Minutes
Later.

Elgin, ILL.,, rug. cz.-Driver Spencer
Wishart was fatally injured here this
afternoon in the Elgin Automobile race.
He suffered internal injuries and a
broken leg when his machine turnnd
turtle at the back stretch during the
eleventh lap. He was rushed to q
hospital but lived only a few minutes.
Mrs. Wishart was in the stand and
saw the smash. She rushed to her hus.
bands side.
Meehanician John Jenter's leg was
broken, and he was also internally in.
jured.
-Four spectators were seriously hurt.
They were sent to hospital.
Wishart was trying to pass HenninI
when the hub-cup OF his machine $
left front wheel struck Henning's ear.
Wishart's Mercer leaped % feet in the
air, jumped ditch and plunged 100
feet into tree. Wishart S chest was
so badly crushed that when he was
picked up four ribs were protruding
through the skin. His left log was
broken in several places. He diel az
the Elgin hospital at 2;lO o'clock.
Jenter's left arm was nearly severed
from his body but it was believed no
will recover. Five spectators were hu,t
but their injuries were not serious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
A Tough Decision.

san Francisco, Aug. se.-Followers
Of San FranciseO's four.round fights
were bitter today in their denuneiation
OF the decision rendered here last night
by Referee Schuler in the four.round
contest between Ralph Gruman, for.
merly Of Portland, and Sally Salvador,
of Sacramento, Gruman won decisive.
ly, holding clear lead in every round,
but Schuler called the affair draw.
Gruman loomed up like finished prod.
uct, and in the closing round he aad
Salvador all but out.
The other bouts resulted as follows:
Johnny Mccarthy easily outpointed
Joe Getz; Harry Wills, negro, stop.
ped Battling Braut in the fourth round;
Bin Sloane was given an unearned de.
cision over Jack Kelly; Freddie Whar.
ton stopped frankie Drlscoll in the
second round; Charlie Morgan and Ed
dc TAFT went four rounds to draw;
Eddie White won the decision over
Chris George; Al Lloyd stopped Herb
Astrand in the second round, and
Ftankie olmsteal won the decision over
Kid stsulcy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

world s championship, is to draw down
princely salary is certain. Ii also
is Il practical certainty that Jones was
given considerable stock in the st.
Louis club. He quit the White Sox
partly because he was unable TO ac-
quire any OF the club s stock, and when
he quit he was regarded as one of tae
ablest leaders baseball ever produced.
Jones is just 43 years old. He re.
turns to big company not because he
needs the money" but because he
sees the opportunity to fight organized
baseball, of whigh he was an avowed
and open enemy even when connected
with it,
Fielder Jones retired from the White
sox club at the end Of the 1908 sea
son. His team was contender in 1908
for the American league championship
Until the last day of the season, when
they lost to Detroit in the final game
on the Chicago grounds. With the aid
OF his brother, Jones wanted to pur-
chase a large minority interest in the
White Sox. Owner Charles Comiskey
declined to part with any of his stock.
Jones then quit, refusing TO work for
salary any longer, and demanding q
share of the profits which his clever
management brought through the turn
stiles.
When Jones took charge Of the White
Sox In 1904 they were a thoroughly de-
moralized organization, He succeeded
James J. Callahan, present manager
Of the club. lie finished third with the
team that season, however, and the fol.
lowing year improved il to such an ex,
tent that IL padc strong bid for the
American league pennant, The club
closed second to the Athletics, but in
1906 1t captured the pennant and also
won the world 5 championship. In win.
ming the worlds championship, Jones
beat the famous Cub ball machine
which afterwards won two world s
championships from the Detroit Tigers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
May Go to Cleveland.

Portland, Ore, Aug. e.-It seemed
assured today taat, shortstop Dave Ban
croft or lnfielder Bill Rodgers. Of the
Portland Coast league team, win be
sold to the Cleveland Americans within
q few days.
Manager McCredie admitted that
Cleveland wanted to purchase both
players, but he was unwilling to let
more than one 20 by the cash route.
"That would mean third player
lost in the draft to some other major
league club and | don't want to lose
three players, " said McCredie,
Furthermore, all these Coast league
clubs staud in danger Of losing man
apiece TO the Foderals II they are not
taken into organized baseball, and /
have no intention of wreckng my club
TO favor Cleveland aud the bali play.
ers -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
Red dM6hee

lieve me, guy, you couldn' t beat that
pair or Powell's boiler-makin arm
was there an over with the charm that
made the sluggers stare. An when
Ban Johoson $ league began Red shifted
with the Spider elan to oil ST. Louee
town. He stayed on there for years
an years, Then suddenly he disappears
ne drops out as a Brown.
But Red ain't through. He's pitch.
in yet. The Coast league swatters
know, you bet, that Red is still on tap.
He's ON the Venice team out there
with OIL Doe White, the White sox's
bear, whose left wing went TO scrap.
guess oil Red ain t gonna stop until he
does the graveyard tiop-he jus goes
on an on. It's twenty years since he
began, so don name baseball s Grand
Old Man without Il thought for John,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
pARRY is INpRovEn.

San Francisco, Aug. %. ID, NJ. Parry
of indianapolis, former president Of
the National Association of Manufac,
turers, wno was taken from the liner
Korea here yesterday in an apparently
dying condition and was rushed to the
81. Francis hospital, was reported great.
ly improved today. II was said that
everything pointed to his recovery.
Parry is suffering from u complication
of diseases. The foreign trade com,
mittee of the National Association of
Manufacturers left San Francisco seven
months ago to investigate trade condi.
tlons in the far east.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
DIVIDE GERMANY
IF ALLIES CONQUER
Continued from page ~

gained in strength this suspicion de
veloped into hostility
But If Germany should be hopclessly
beaten, Russia, il was suggested. would
immediately become immensely more
powerful than any continental Euro.
pean power has been in the recent past
Consequently, just as they ceased to
he 0ntiRussian and became anti. Ger
man when Russia was beaten. il was
ccuiectured that the British would
cease TO be pro.Russian and would be.
come pro,Gcrman il Germany should
suffer defeat. lN@iAl
Is All for England.
The prediction was made, in short,
that u decisive victory by the Anglo.
French combination in Belgium would
Immediately be followed BY a strenu.
Gus effort ON Great Britain's part 10
end the war; on terms not unfavorable
70 Germany, before the Russians have
had time 20 oycrrun German territory.
II was predicted also that this would
breed bad feeling among the British on
one side and ON the other the French
and Russian
Nobody went quite so far as to fore.
cast definitely q break IN the comb,
nation. with the British shifting com.
pletely 10 the German side and oppos
ing its former allies by force, Still.
Il was said the present war is one Of
which no one can foresee the outcome
and that even as as=ngc a thing as
that was not outside the bounds OF posS
sibility should the British fail in At.
tempts TO stay its partners hands at
time Of It's own selection.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
JONES WILL FIGHT
ORGANIZED BASEBALL
81 Louis Fans Rejoice over Acquisition
Of Big Leader Who Piloted White
sox TO Worlds Championship.
DOES NOT NEED MONEY,
WANTS OPPORTUNITY
Fans DIsgusted over Devision in Cru
nan-salvador Four-Round Go-Gru-
man Won But Only Got Draw.
RY rIal shorIdnn.

New York, Aug. %, -Adyices receiv.
ca here from ST. Louis indicate that
the baseball fans Of that city are iubil.
ant over the signing Of Fielder Jones
10 manage the ST. Louis Budweisers Of
the Federal league. President Gilmore
Of the outlaw organization has flatly
refused to say what was the financial
consideration that induced Jones to re.
eign the presidency of the Northwest.
ern league TO join the federals.
That Jones, formerly manager Of the
Chicago White Sox, and the only man
who ever plotted Comlskey's club TO a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
TEAB0 PUT OUT AT
THIRD BY DEATH

Baseball fans of this city who will
remember the catch-phrase "Teabo d
a got it, will be grieved to learn that
the veteran baseball backstop has gone
to his reward in the hOppy hunting
grounds. Joseph Teabo, an Indian, who
has been attending the Chemawa Indian
training school for years as a student
and later as a physical instructor, died
at Chemawa Wednesday, August 10, and
was buried in the Chemawa cemetery
Friday afternoon at 2:30. Death was
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

dDONe u pluiilDef !
wage, Red Powell
as a Mathewson, O
double.bar I, sure.
fire, big gun-his
pitehin was the
rage. A reg lar ball
club s payroll taen
was full with just
eleven men three
pitchers was a flock.
Red went in every
otner day to try an
stow a game away
as reg lar as the
clock
He alternated with
old Cy on Cleve.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

caused by Bright's disease. When inl
MS prime as q ball player Teabo was
associated with Sam Morris, who was
wen known as a twirler. Vita Norris
IN IN the box and TeabO behind the bat
tne combination was believed to be, ir.
resistable as battery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
Baseball i:
Pacific COast League standings.
Yesterdays Results.

At Portland-Portland /, Oakland 8.
AT San Francisco-San Francisco 7,
Venice 2.
At Los Angeles-Los Angeles 0, Sac
ramentO |.
Northwestern League Standings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
FRANCE WILL FIGHT
FOR BELGT JIM RIGHTS

( Paris, aug. e<.-"France is
( rot unUindfrl ri tie cid it has
< received from Belgium in the
( present crisis" the frenc1 war
I office announced this Afternoon,
< "and it does not intepd to
abandon its ally in its eItrem-
( ity.
( Nothing will be left uldone
( to free Belgium from German
( oppression. The last French
< soldier and the last French shot
( viii be used to p, ,otect the Bel
( gians and no Flenehman will
( abate his efforts while a single
( German remains on Belgian soil.
( "The Germans will be driven
= from Belgium MS soon as the
< French military forces can be
< brought fully into action.
( X x = x x x x x x x x x !. X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
Red John Powell
Red McGhee says.
By A. M. corrigan.

When baseball wore its swaddlin
cloe 5 an players sal 'ries never rose
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
DE PALMA AGAIN
WINNER AT ELGIN

Elgin, H., Aug. 22--Drivers Dear.
born and Fontaine were started prompt.
ly at II O'Clock today in toe second of
the big automobile races at the Elgin
track. The other drivers started at
intervals of 10 seconds. The largest
crowd that ever witnessed an automo.
bile race here was present when Dear
born and Montaine started.
Elgin, Ill.,, Aug, ~. Ralph DePalma,
driving a Mercedes ear, won the Elgin
automobile race here this afternoon;
Pullen second Oldfield third
De Palma 3 time was i:O6:lS for the
sol miles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
Why You Can
Save Money
BY Buying a
Used Auto

Used and motorcycles than they are worth
otherwise nobody would take machine that the ''new"
off.
Just machine leaves dealers hands be.
comes eond must sell at greatly reduced price
though has been out of the factory only Why9
The probably is not injured Yet it longer
This rapid and big depreciation in has already
place on the offer you
The other fellow has had to stand this loss It's
body has to stand it, but since somebody to- you can be
glad you not the one.
The offered you here have been The many
cases has entirely disappeared In others it still there In
every overhauled the machines and YOU
will get that in good running shape, big bargain
Furthermore will know exactly what you getting,
neither misrepesent any defects
we tell you and lower the price accordingly
We own building, and do work. We take adj
vantage of all discounts offered buy right prices and ask
only reasonable profit sales
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY BY BUYING USED CARS HERE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22

old Cy on Clevc.
land's Spiders. b..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-08-22
.ern League Standings.

4 x = 4 4; 4; = i; = y ,: 4 4
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-30
Common Sense Business Advice
From A Business Source.


Here facts and exhortation from business man.
J. W. Surburg, Of No. 2O4 Broadway New York City.
1t may interest every body in America:
There is S848O 600 900 of gold holdings IN THE WORLD
In the United States there nearly quarter of this gold
or 81 879 500 900.
More gold than England and Germany together.
Just think the natural wealth of the United States equals
that of England, France and portion of Germany.
Ninety million people in country three thousand miles wide
where everything The natural something
tremendous.
AND WE ARE NOT AT WAR
Millions OF people in foreign countries need cotton goods
WOODEN goods iron hats boots in fact all necessities of life
IF the war stopped tomorrow it would take time open fac
tories and radust financial conditions in the
The United States is BOUND TO HAVE BOOM!
The United States did not make the war;
We not responsible for the destruction of lives property
Sadness and olueness do not help,
Get busy with ideas, thoughts SMILE try to look
happy; talk about pleasant things think good times.
1t the duty of every spend afford aud NOT
TO HOARD MONEY.
The circulation money the PREVENTION OF PEOPLE
BEING THROWN OUT OF A JOB.
The LACK of circulation is the STAGNATION of business
BE PATRIOTIC, not HOG PROFITS sell goods at AIR
MARGIN. and
WE WILL SOON FIND PROSPERITY AT OUR DOORS
There are facts for you, and good suggestions.
The United States almost onequarte all gold
the woGto nothing of what have ground and in the
of our citizens.
The United States North America and South combined
independent of all the rest the world this planet
pendent of all the other planets that sun.
We have everything that if haven't got it. South
America supply
We have Arctic regions and Tropical regions Temperate
regions.
We nave factories, the the workers. intelligence the
inventive power.
Read Mr. Surburg's common sense MESSAGE
Digest it, REALIZE THAT CONFIDENCE, MENTAL COUR-
AGE, ARE THE ONLY THINGS THIS COUNTRY LACKS AT
THE MOMENT.-Atlanta Georgian.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-30
Washington Appeals to President.

The Washington Post nd) of last Sunday Cot
situation and calls upon the Administration to exert their
efforts behalf of the South When Journals the standing
the Post take the broad position of Government aid cotton
problem feel that there still hope egsa
ton at the session Congress- Other Northern papers
made similar statements bearing the southern and
public sentiment will have weight with President Wilson and
his Cabinet of the relief measures be looked forward
too to pass. The Post says
Cotton is g'd England recognizes it as SUCH and is will
trade balance due that country
The liberation the locked up the South would
be equivalent the releasing of thousand million dollars gold
would not release it in this emergency punishment would be
deemed to to nfct uponit.
The unlocking of this in the South would mean in
slant restoration of prosperity and confidence throughout the
United States The South would buy from the North and West
Every section would be relieved of the doubt and danger that
Cypress the country
Surely Mr. President there key the
Why not find it, and unlock the this tme when the
South is facing disaster looks for The country
would stand behind Loyalty and ody might
take for the relief of the Souwhch the nation
The South has peculiarly strong claims
ton voted for you convention
cannot believe that its of distress will unheaded
If this political question The Post would silent But
this is matter that affects the whole country home
ede The who enables the great
into gold will the gratitude whole and perform
nestmable service.
No perform this we'll promptly the
President f indeed else perform all
it, Mr.. President'
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-30
Ten Amendments Will Be Voted On TUESDAY,

Ten constitutional amendments passed during the last session
the general assembly will be voted general state cleo
ton which will be held next Tuesday.
-Four OF the proposed amendments relate the creation
counties which, if approved by the voters will increase the
county representation of the state from 148 52 counties
In accordance with proclamation issued by Governor Saton
August 1914 the will pass the proposed
providing for additional compensation for judges of the superior
court of the Macon circuit This amendment provides that Bbb
county, out OF its treasury the judges of the circuit
compensation in addition the salary paid state This
amendment will place Bibb county the basis Fulton
Chatham and Richmond counties.
While the amendment only affects Bbb county, it must be
voted all the state The amendment has been generally
proved and it is expected to pass.
Another important amendment passed on by the
changes the constitution give the city Savannah the
privilege of abohng the justice of the and establish
in lieu of such courts court system of which
sature deems wise and proper.
Act No. 463 which also amendment the constitution
provides the legislature with authority abolish office of
y treasurer county This amendment will also be voted
on at the general election
Act No. 464 amendment make the terms of
county officers elected four instead of No. 1852
proposes amendment extending the terms of members of the
legislature who elected in 1913.
Four New Counties.
Amendments providing for the creation of the following new
counties are important:
Bacon county to be laid of the territory Appng Pierce
and Ware with Alma Ca, the seat to be attached to the
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-30
The Fire Department
Has Many Calls

After a rest from fire alarms for
about two months, the department
was called out four times in the past
twenty four hours to small blaZes.
Wednesday noon small blaze on
E. Pine caused an alarm to be sent
in, and just before six small struc-
ture near the A, B. & A. depot re-
quired the attention of the fire boys
who soon put out the fire caused by
a gasoline torch. About ten p. m,
the department was called to the
residence of C. u. Gaines on West
Altamaha, belonging to Mr., Hawkes.
and eXtinguished a small blaze be-
fore much damage was done. The
prompt response Of the fire boys in
these instances saved the property
before any serious damage was in
Cured.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-30
Abolish The $1,000 job

Messrs Marion Dickson, w. NJ Garbutt and r. "
Handley the county commissioners elected deserve
the full confidence of the voters of Ben Hill county,
There is other way for you express that confidence
than by voting for the adjustment of the FOURTH
COMMISSIONER and placing the county's entire ad-
ministratiOn into the hands of these capable Aside
from the saving of $1,000 for the tax payers of the
county, the affairs of the county will be better served by
the combined efforts of these three well known citizens
than by the continuance of the office of commissioner
of roads and bridges, without responsibility to anybody
Abolish the office and exercise the right to ecall
which the bill carries the Commissioners fail in
doing their duty.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-10-30
Increase The Money Supply
By Free Coinage Of Silver

An American consular report from Peru gives the following
formation which should have brought peerless
Mr. Bryan Peru puts practice the theories Mr. Bryan preached
the relief which badly needed which
Mr. Bryan his official capacity has had word of
for the people of the South
The Government of Peru by resolution dated August
authorized the national MINT for period of 80 days. os
(S0 and hfsoe 02 silver that brought the mint bv
duas charging only 10 for coming the the Gov
reservng the right to increase the and
c after period of 80 days
This commemorate probably taken to alleviate to
small degree the unfortunate financial which the
finds itself the present tme due largely the temporary clos
ing all the principal banks of the country which has the effect
decreasing circulation silver causing the withdrawal
of considerable gold coin from general circulation
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Conducted by the National Woman's
NOT ALL BEER ADVOCATES.

NOT ALL BEER ADVOCATES.
CFrom address by Miss Anna A. Cor
don, president of the National w. c. T. |
o., before the senate Judiciary subcoEl-
mittee, May H. !
One of the speakers at the hearing
on April 25 stated that all Germans
are drinkers. We are sorry cur Ger
man friends do not know tnat ma y
hundreds of German women in Ihis
country are members Of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union, and in
Germany we have a splendid following
OF thousands of total abstainers, band
ed together in a national society of alb
staining women of Germany affiliated
with the Worlds Woman's Christian
Temperance. union. The white-ribbon-
ers of Germany have for their presi-
dent the great-grandniece Of the gal
liant Gen. Won Butcher, who led the
allied forces with Wellington in the
famous battle of Waterloo.
We are surprised that our German
friends did not allude to the most con-
spicuous figure in the fatherland, En-
peror Wilhelm, whose good advice to
the naval cadets to let alcohol alone
has everywhere been noted and com
mended. Evidently the kaiser believes
as we do, that the naval defenders Of
great country must be total abstain
ers II they are to reach the necessary
degree of efficiency in service.
The gentleman also asserted that
Won Moltke was a drinker We know
that he was total abstainer. Won
Moltke said, Beer Is far more danger
GUS to Germany than all the armies
Of France" Our German friends
claimed that beer has great food value
Germany's famous chemist and sci
enlist, Liebig, many years ago de-
clared There is more nourishment in
the amount Of flour that can be held
on the blade of knife than there is
in quart Of the best Bavarian beer"
All Germans do not agree with the
speaker that beer should not be
classed with alcoholic liquors. TT isl
Just this precious beer" writes DR..
Max Gruber, president of the Royal
Institute Of Hygiene at Munich
which lowers the intellectual capacity
and willpower Of thousands and thou
sands Of people and makes them old
before their time, ruins stomach, liver
heart, and BRAIN brings them into the
poorhouse and prison, hospital and
asylum, and early puts them under
the earth"
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eleventh congressional district and the Waycros circuit
Barrow county be laid from wnne Walton jackson
with Winoer Ca the and be attached the ninth
congressional district Western udci circuit and thirty third
torial district
Gambler county be laid of Emanuel Buoch and Tana
with Meter Ca the be attached the first
district Middle
Evans county be laid out from portions of Buoch and TAFT
na with Cxton Ca the county seat be attached the first
gressona district Atlantic circuit and second senatorial district
v that the constitution authority
for the of B and by OF the further fact
the amendments approved by the legislature will increase the
Der amendment authority
this will