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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
German Campaign Along
Frontier Appears to be De-
veloping with Deadly Ac-
curacy while Paris Pre-
pares for Siege.
BELGIAN OPERATIONS
DECLARED SUCCESSFUL
British Official View More
Hopeful Today as Result Of
Partial Lifting of Censor
ship from Great Battle Field
i.ondlon. Aug. 2T.--It - stated
that Brush marines have o,tu-
pied oStrud to prevent the Ger
mans froE, gcitiing ~ footlioid on
the English channel

London, Aus. - C5.tO y. M
From both sea and land 'here came
today official rcpotts considered here
to be promising augury Tor the fu-
ture.
The German transatlantic liner
Kaiser Wilhelm der Cross. az one
time one of the most popular vessels
Of the North German Lloyd line, sail
ms from New York, and ,no of the
few German armed merchantmen
which have hecn harrytng Great
Hritain's trade routes was sunk OF
the African coast by the British
cruiser iighnior.
From the continent Field Marshal
Sir John French. commandcr-in.
chief of The British oNpcditionary
forces. has been able tn Eot al rest
much of the anxiety caused In Eng-
land by the yagueness pf French Of
rcinl statements regarding the move
ments "f the armies In the locality
where the British forces we're known
20 be- operating His dispatch takes
roscate view Of the prospects of
the battle now In progress and pays
tribute Ia the mettle of bis French
ally.
Much OF the apprehension felt
here can be- traced To the risid cen-
sorship maintained by the British au-
thoritics. Two million men have
heen grappiing in u titunic struggle
for days past within a few hours
journey of London. yet 80 complete II
the silence of those who are aware
of what is going on that the public
ia al hut In complete ignorance.
The purposeful yaguenefs of the
French official announcements h FUR
thrr befogsod by serious discrcpan-
cies In the versions of the French
statements.
Nothing further has been heard
from the Alsatian frontier, while the
news of the Russian advance con
tinues 20 come entirely from Russian
sources The RussianH claim to be
within forty miles OF Lemhurg, Ca
iicia.
GERMANS OCCVf'Y THRIfE
IMPORTANT FRENCH TOWNS
London, Aug - (3.i0 n. MA
alauafqh roeniVed here frrn Oefeud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27

81 Petersburg (Nia London.
Aug. ~, 1910 y. m.D-it l. otli-
ciaiiy announced that the Rus
slams have occupied Tiisli. a town
sixty miles northeast of kocnigs-
berg. East Prussia.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
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London. Aug. - G.i0 n. MA
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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1914-07-17
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Luccru has had ms office lorc"
at work preparing the copy for
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mrnt> To the constitution that
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asked 10 vote upon at tine fan
election These amendments
are To change the term of office
OF county lud state officials to
two years instead ul four, and
the third - To- abolish ia" stat"
Board of equalization.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
KID WILLIAMS Is FAvoRITE.

Los Angeles, Cal, June 6.-Kid Will
linms today remained a 10 to favor
ite over Champion Johnny COulOn,
whose title to the bantamweight crown
he will contest at Vernon next Tuesday
night. Advance sales of tickets CON
tinued heavy, and the largest house of
the year was expected.
Every visitor to Williams camp is
loud in his praise of the challenger s
condition. All agree that the Balti.
more boy is showing more "stuff -
than before any of his fights here, and
he is bubbling over with confidence
that he will lay CoulOn low.
the champion s actual condition still
is a mystery. He appears to be in
perfect shape and is boxing as fast as
ever, but the work continued to be OF
a nature that prevents the talent from
getting a real line upon him. Jimmy
Austin, a flyweight, and a few Other
light-hitting boys, are his only sparr
ing mates.
Promoter McCarey is considering Q
match between the winner and Edd
Campi for an August date.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
CREW TAKES FINAL woRK-oU

Seattle, Wash, June 6.-The Univer-
sity of Washington eight-oared crew,
which is selected to figure prominently
in the annual rowing regatta at Pough-
keepsie, June 26, went through its final
workout here, on Lake Washington to-
day.
pinot .mFsl .ay etaoin shrdlu cmfwypp
The crew, consisting of the nine reg
ulars and two substitutes, accompanied
by Coach Conibar and Graduate Mana
ger Ralph Horr, will leave for the east
at 7:10 o'clock this evening.
Conibear said today that he will have
his crew rowing on the Hudson river
on the afternoon Of June IL. This will
give them Ii days in which to become
acelimated, and by the time of the big
race they expect to know the course
thoroughly.
Those who make up the party are:
Henry Zimmerman, Russell Callow,
Claude Catlin, Max Walske, Harold
Schumacher, Tom Cushman, James
Frankland, Clyde Brokaw, regulars,
and Clyde Rose and Walter Kumm,
substitutes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
GRUNAN WINS OVER o'LEARY.

San Francisco, June 6-Ralph Cru
nan, the Portland lightweight, was in
line for 2O.round match with some
of the top-notchers today as result of
the decision here ON last night over
Johnny O'Leary in their four-round
contest. Grunan won all the way and
there was not a dissenting voice when
Referee Harry Foley raised his arm in
token of victory The other bouts re-
suited as follows:
Eddie Miller and Roy Moore went
four rounds to draw, Tommy McFar-
land won the decision over Sammy
Good; Johnny Sudenberg gained an
easy decision over Antoine Lagrave;
Jack Morris won the decision from Tat
~Riordan; Eddie james out.pOinted Kid
Bertelsen, and Ray Richardson won
from Young Papke, the police stopping
the bout in the first round,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
ROCHEFELLER MAY NOT
BE CALLED TO TESTIFY

Washington, June 6.-John Carver.
William Rockefeller's IS attorney. testi-
fled today that Rockefeller was too
feeble to appear before the interstate
commerce commission in its inyestiga-
ton OF the looting" of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail
road. He declared the MARGIN between
koekefeller and death was exceedingly
slight and that the least irritation
might end his life.
'.'It is true,' said Carver. r'tbat
Rockefeller has attended recent meet
ings of the directors Of the New Haven
road, but only routine matters were
considered. Such meetings don II excite
him, as he merely nodded his approval
of any matter under consideration. He
does not have to talk at such meet
ings."
1t was believed the commission
would accept Garver's statement and
abandon all attempts to call Rookie
feller.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
Lad of 10 Has Promise of Being One
of the Greatest BacSstops Game
Has Ever Known.
WHEN OPPORTUNITY BEcKoNED
Hg TOOK RESPONSIBILITY
Plays Against Men Twice His Age
Was on the Pacific Coast
for Short Time.
BU Hal Sheridan.

New York. June 6.-That Johnny
Bassler, lad of 10, is destined to de
volop into one of the greatest catcners
the game has ever known is the firm
belief of \merican league fans. Johnny
is member of the Cleveland Maps
and the club S continued losing streak
was responsible for Manager Birming-
ham sending him into the game Re
ferring recently to Bassler and his
work, Frank w. Bostock, sporting ed
itor of the Cleveland Press, said;
"When adversely insisted on walk
ing hand in hand with the Maps, smil-
ing johnny Bassler was given his op-
portunity lie had been waiting for
the chance and when opportunity beck
oned, he donned the backstOp' S armor
and rushed into the fray.
Johnny made good. He caught
we'll showed he was not Il weakling
at the bat and used his head like a
veteran. The weight of the RESPONSE
biity suddenly placed on his shoulders
failed to stagger him. Bassler has
demonstrated that he is tne coming
backstop of the American league. Moth
ing but an injury can prevent him
from developing into a great star. He
has not attuiued his full growth and
will not Tor several years. But he is
already brilliant performer, although
playing against men many of whom are
twice his age and who have the ad-
vantage of years of experience.
"Bassler has always been the young
est player ON any club or in any league
in which nc has performed When 10
years four years ago, he caught for
the Sunbury team in the Susquehanna
River league Wyekoff, the Athletic
pitcher, was one Of his battery mates.
"After working out with the Tri-
State league, Johnny decided TO 90 to
the Pacific coast and try his hand out
there. 1t was while out west that Ole
Olson, formerly of the Portland club,
but then playing winter baseball on the
same team with Bassler, concluded that
Johnny was coming star.
I'll take you east to the Maps if
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
AWARD COMMITTEE OF w. q.
ANNOUNCES PARTICIPANTS

The award committees for the differ
ent winter and spring sports at William
cite university have announced the diff
ferent squad members who will be pre-
sented with the much-coveted official
"W" at the next award day.
The awards are as follows: Basket
ball sweater award, John Carson, Sa-
lem certificate award, Raymond Ro-
land, Earl Flegel both of Portland, and
Paul Homan, of Salem; track-sweater
award, Seth Axley, Salem; certificate
award, Small, Turner and Mills, Salem /;
baseball.sweater award, Adams, Weis-
er, Idaho; Maget, Portland; Shisler,
Harrisburg; Balm, Tillamook; certifi-
cate award, Emery Doane, Ontario;
Paul Homan, Salem; Small, Turner;
Gates, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
NEW REVOLUTION is SIM
MERING IN VENEZUELA

Port of Spain, Trinidad, June Gre
ports that another revolution is sim
mering in Venezuela have been current
here for some time and accounts from
Caracas today indicated that an out
break is imminent The conspirators
were said to be operating almost open
ly under the very nose of the govern
ment, which was believed to fear it
would only preeipitate matters if it
attempted to interfere with them.
just who is back of the movement
was not known here, but the impression
prevailed that there is pretty wide
spread dissatisfaction with the present
regime, which its critics say is making
ducks and brakes of public money and
generally misgoverning the country.
Ex.President Castro's name is not
mentioned in connection with the situa-
tion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
SOCIALISTS HOLD BALANCE OF
POWER IN FRENCH CHAMBER

Paris June 6.--M, Viviani today
withdrew his acceptance of the French
premiership. With the socialists hold
ing the balance of power in the cham
Der of deputies, public men said they
felt the administration S difficulties
would be 80 serious that he was unable
TO get cabinet together. There was
high authority for the statement that
NJ. Delcasse, who has already held sew
eral cabinet posts, would be given the
premiership.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
BIGAMoUs BRIDE OF CON
VERSE is AT FATHER s HOME

Los Angeles, Cal, June G.-Mrs Re.
otho Lytelle Converse, bride of biga.
nous marriage with Lawrence Con.
verse, is back at her fathers home
here today She firmly declared that
phe know nothing of Converse 5 private
affairs when she married him, and de-
clared that she would not aid any pros.
ecution his legal wife may force Ac.
cording to her statement, the girl spent
the time subsequent TO her marriage to
Converse with friends in Los Angeles.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
DEFIANCE is LAUNCHED.

New York June 6.-The Defiance,
one of the three yachts recently CON
structed to defend the Americas cup
from Sir Thomas Lipton's challenger,
was launched at high tide this morning
and viii engage in trial spin tomor-
row. On Wednesday the Defiance, Res
olute and Vanitie will engage in test
race off Sandy Hook.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
DRUGGIST wANDERS AINdLESS-
LY CLAD IN HIS PAJAMAS

San Jose, Cal, June 6.-After roam
ing aimlessly for "a hours in the Alum
rock foothills, S II. Wagner, rich
druggist here, 50 years old, was found
today by park employees and returned
to his home. Clad only in coat and
trousers, pulled on over his paiamas,
wagener wandered away, apparently
only for short walk. His family was
much alarmed by his prolonged absence.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
SPORT NEWS


you III go, said Ole. Johnny jumped
at the chance. Ole wred-the Cleveland
club and was told to bring Bassler to
the training camp.
"Olson's judgment was good. Bass
ler's a conner Some day he may be
the greatest of catchers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
WELSH SAILS FOR LONDON.

New York, June 6.-Freddie Welsh
sailed today on the Imperator for Lon
don, where he is scheduled to meet
Willie Ritehie, lightweight champion
of the world, in 2O-round bout on
the evening of July 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06

Pinkham's Vegeta.
BILE Compound the
praise e it deserves,
for | have taken il
at different times
and it always re-
lieved m e W h e n
other m edicines e 9
failed, and when 1
hear a woman COM
plain l always rec
ommend it. Lastwin-
ter | was attacked
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
TERRY JOINS ANGELS.

Los Angeles, Cal, June 6.-Short-
stop Zeb Terry, of last years Stanford
university team, was expected to join
the Angels at Oakland. He was signed
here last night and instructed to re-
port to Captain Dillon today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
SHAMROCK ". WILL TAKE
PRACTICE SPIN NEXT WEEK

Gosport, Eng, June 6.-Sir Thomas
Lipton's challenger, Shamrock ", it
was announced here today, will engage
in series of practice spins next week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06

1t will be speed and cleverness
against stamina and punch when
Georges CARPENTER meets Gunboat
Smith in London the last week in
June. Not but that dear Carpenter
hasn't punch and not that our Gun
boat isn't clever, but merely chat the
Frenchman looks better as TO cleverness
and that the American is believed to
excel in the ability to hit. One thing
is certain. If both men extend them
selves instead of tangoing, the spec
tators who take in the International
battle at Burgess club should see a
whang, slam, bang-up scrap. And ac-
cording to dope, Americans in London
who say they will bet their shoes on
Gunboat, ought to make a killing. OF
all the fighters whom America has sent
abroad for England to give the once
over, Smith probably viii make less
impression in appearance than any who
have gone before. But Smith is de.
ceptive when it comes to shape and
size. And if he gets through Carpen-
tiers defense with sleep-wallop, the
Americans wont be the only ones who II
cheer. Britons remember what the SEN
sational French youth has done to their
once pride and hope, Bombardier Wells.
Anyone who talks English and beats
Carpenter can take lunch with the
king. That's tae way those bally Brit
ishers feel about it.
The Gunner, be it remembered, not
only carries a kick in either mitt, but
he can take a lot of punishment. Be
it remembered, also, what Tommy Muir
ply once said of Smith when the latter,
not wanting to hurt Tommy, hit him on
top of his head, "where the bone was
thick. Said Tommy, "Smith didn t
hurt my head but he drove my body
down into my feet and nearly broke
the arches of my instep."
A punch like the one handed to Muir
ply, delivered amidships to Carpentier,
would make the Frenchman forget All
the cleverness he ever mad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
OFFICIALS DENY REPORTS
OF SINKING OF ALSATIAN

Montreal, june g. Officials of the
Allen line today denied report that
the steamship AlsatiRn was aground
ana SINKING IN the vicinity of Father
foint' IL was said the vessel was off
eape race and was proceeding satis-
factorily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
Late Yesterday

At Chieago.-Ex- Vice President Ad
lai Stevenson, i'll for some time, had
relapse and was considered in a
critical condition.
At Reno, Nev.-SnOw fell and sim
liar storms were reported in Winnie
mucca and as far north as Lake View,
Ore.
At New York.-lt was announced
that Enrico CarusO has financially set
tied Mrs. Mildren Meffert's 100000
breach of promise sEit
At New York.-Word was received
that Queen Eleanor of Bulgaria would
pay her postponed visit to the United
States in October.
At San Franciseo.-It was said the
state prison board would consider Abe
Ruef's petition for a parole from San
Quentin, June 20.
At San -Esfranged from
her husband, Mrs. w. A. Salisbury wad
ed into the southern pond in Golden
Gate parks Chain of Lakes and ended
her life. Her body WAS recovered.
At San Francisco.-EaIf a block of
buildings, including the four-story
Bradbury hotel corner of California
and Polk streets. was tIexfrpVed bv fire
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
BY Hal Sheridan.

New York, June 6.-There have been
few times since several pseudo Indians
dumped tea into Boston harbor in 1776
that j. Bull has nad the chance to
cheer that was given him some days
back at Sandwich where the British
lion leaped upon your Uncle Sam on
the golf links and made meal of ev-
cry brassie wielder that crossed the
big pond for the Stars and Stripes.
All of which is the prelude to re-
minding you that Great Britain, in the
first contest of the annual series of
international events, mas got the jump
on the United States, and as it is in
baseball, so it is in everything else,
the man who jumps ahead of his rival
in the first inning, or the first yard or
the first round at the crack of the
gun, holds the "edge." Connie Mack s
Athletics had year of cheering lass
year and Uncle Sam 8 athletes in al
most every branch of sports ditto. But
this year is another thing, Mawruss.
The Athletics are having a lot hard
er time this year because of two things.
They haven't shown their real class
in the pitching department, or hadn It
up to this writing. Again, they are
battering against stiffer opposition
this year than last. It's ditto again
with Manager U. Sam. His golfers
didn't play to form, and added to taat,
the Britishers showed far stronger than
when the supposedly unbeatable Var
don and Ray were trimmed, gathered
and salted away by a mere boy, Oui-
met, year ago.
Therefore, it behooves every good
American citizen to wait until he gets
his right cue for cheering. In the com
ing clashes betwixt English and Amer
lean athletes-tennis, polo, yacht racing
the latter will do wcll to strive might
lily for the first jump and the first
whack if they want chance to repeat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06

San Franeisco.-J. &. Gist of Weitch-
pee enlisted police aid to seek his IL
year old daughter, abducted in May, and
seen by HIM on San Francisco street,
he thinks, with two women. who
escaped with the child on a street ear,
before he could overtake them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
Shamrock ", English Cup
Challenger, a Sailing Marcel
Bank Up Scrap Is Promised

the best features of each Of these
classes.
The vast spread of canvas is said to
be especially startling. TIE ruge rig
has to have special flxings to make it
stay aloft. By these special devices
an extra spread of six feet at the
base is obtained. Oh, yes; one other
adjective was dug from the Webster
collection in painting a picture of Sir
Thomas challenger for Americans.
Marvel" is the word However, Am
orleans have the satisfaction OF know
ing that the American boat will be
manned by sailors of the same nation
aHty as Captain James Lawrence, John
Paul Jones and George Dewey. Which
is some consolation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-06-06
like
A new WOMAN
AS Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege'
table Compound Dispelled
Rackache, Headaches
and Dizziness.

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grateful if | failed to give Lydia E.