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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23
HayeSville District
Convention Next Sunday
(Copitol Journal spccial scryiccl

Capital journal Special Scrvice)
Quinaby Ore, June 23.-rhc annual
convention and election of officers en-
bracing twenty Sunday schools, and
known under the general term of
uaycsyillc District viii be held at
Qmnabv Park Sunday upc 27th. The
important question to come up for dis.
crssiCn Is whether the district shall he
divided or remain as it is, the largest
Sunday shcool district in the world.
llaycsyjllt Sunday school ON Sunday in.
structed It's delegates tn vote for the
continued yuion Of the Sunday schools,
some twenty in number SAYING that
are the most largely attended, can be
held at the large tabernacle at Qmnaby
or the auditorium at ChcmaWa, while
the winter convention with much
smaller attendance may he held nj che
smaller church aud since the sessions
last but one day with no need Of sleep.
ing accommodations, and each visitor
brings his own lunch, the question of
entertaining the delegates numbering
often two thousand, is not feature
TO be considered while the help and
inspiration Of such vast asscmblagc
is important and the distinction Of
| having the largest district in the world
| Is not an honor to be east lightly aside
lby division.
Logaubcrry picking begun in all
yards this morning. although many be-.
/ puu thp lattpr unrt pf last ttppk unI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

ycrye the fire Of all genuine lImgar.
ian music. The melodies Of the song
hits are fresh and sparkling, the dances
are catching. II is presented by the
New York cast that can sing and act
and the setting aud costumes are rich
and beautiful Charles Meakins, j, K.
Murray, Gretchen Hood, Bert Gilbert,
John Squires and II. W. Marsh all have
important parts,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

W. A. Beer Of Eugene, was visitor
az tho office Of County School superin
tendent ~ ". Smith today, coming 10
this city from Albany Mr. Beer 10 as.
siptant in club work NJ thr " n depart
mebt Of agriculture with tho o, A. @.
Mr. Beer expects 20 spend some time
looking over Marion aud p0lh counties
in connection with ihe club work
Ms Elizabeth Cornelius t Tumcr
county school supervisor Was iu Salem
today in connection With tbo work iT
her district
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23
LOGANBERRY FUTURE
DEPENDS ON GROWERS
Fru5 Union Salesman From East Declares Growers Must
Na1d together In Establishing Standard and UphoId-
ing Prices Whether Through Organization Or Gentle
mems Agreement Lady Of the HOuse" IsBest Adver-
tSFng Medium Extant--Fruit Moving RAPIDLY

aro,,,,, l-i
-. ~" 'oS"',''.'-eS were satlStactor-
ny paced IN the hands of over 100 re-.
tail grOcers in the mijjIa wos+orn
states within tlro. mont. -. ~ vI''' =, /"
osao f.,u, ~. ''''''' S'"'' 4uar'h
and cou,ni"';, 'U'" m""' was SOFA to Jobbers
of tbo ''r.Snion nan,,n; n!ctyhantS as result
Iducted i,i VI i''lu euueaton eol'
/ tbrongb i, NJ. ,ny S"lem iruIt union
soies,Sor '"' a,,'.3. ,"e1.uHl ol 'hree travelling
ono of a. tog, "1'o.GI"s 10 u, H. woodruff,
SaIon, ,a,.s.i'.. S"t' s''.'u VINO returned to
|T'nion tcoJ,"o;l ana was seen at the
Ho f@,"'.ii'.' f,,"ui."',''s'
Oregon lo,a,'i'..' ,",'S d s'eut IutGre Tor the
oin5in, ",s"Lo'''l' ~, "nlc9 Is Just be-
riatoj W w. IN'osnlzeu ana appre-
oyor rron,,,,, 80, s'el'.y iuod product wher
|Iorfrl ,VrJ;,H ,,,l.;. .HIup"yeH ana ISIS won
Ied Rn, -. ,' t,4l,. H4l,''"3Gl ana uemohStrat'
to',,,, "' i'"' '.S I"IuIc oelhahd depends al.
borrv t. o,ia,',a4 n' ,'' manner III Whlch the
Jcoro, ~ "nG,"''u UnI packed and the
main,oin W 3. ""''{ N"!,n the growers
tbo oo,,a,n ,',"t" Nv uo'" prices ana protect
women tha Di,s'U",eI' i., ne pro'IaIms the
/ . a
,orJ s"h,.o...!.1 ' 'i'eN'uu. oI successful
that pleased, conv.nccj or5 W" s.,;,s;'.I i,S''1
woman is fine rroatcst ,,h"o.tnn'S as s.. te,
any household commo5ity nytont ~. w.
WooiY,tf ''o," ,o,, .Lu. LS..'Io'''N 'AiSht mr.
Cbommon ,,' nr, '.". me- AZ wen as u H.
n,on r1 ,,""' ,,ai "'' vi I"y o'hef two sales
inr a," a',ls " sp','"IsN VI ueIhonstrat'
the women, and he fails IN recor a a si"' w
Gle instance of fsilura ~ aromso ,Lai. ',i
interest and win tb.r, o,.or ''''''
""Thoro is mo- mIestion obor. +h, 9,
ture of tbo Orpoor logonborr,. w - ,aiI
Mr.. Woodruff vestcriav oftorroam,' ,'
.'but the whole onr.ti"n of n,aL, n'o",
break rests solely Win tbo grow@r IN In
the first place fbe orticio rIa,"I n,am m
the market urst hc nm to ,ortojm
standard i'm which hath tao daoIor ,",I anI
the consumer NAV uloco ohsn,nto cnn' ",
fidcpce. This estabIi.boJ ~ n,nst W H.,
maintained without variotior Tbon
comes the opcstiop of p,ire which nnst
be established early in tbe vear anJ
10 strictly without n wavor
one way or another This is Gov ,bo
protection Of t1o inhhar o. rotoiiar G
and the consumer Tbcv mnst ho nro.
tected in order 10 secnrc their conf.
deucc and assure tb,m thar whom tbov
buy fruit at one price they will NOT he
10 sell AZ a loss in con.neti.
tion with auo.her dealer who has nnr.
chased at a lower figure
"This maftor lios soloIv within tbo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

in standing it would be difficult to de.
teunlne. The inherent nature of the
part IS such that no one but nm cxcep.
tlonally gifted star would have been
able to interpret it., aud her marked
success has brought this beautiful
Young woman since tho release date a
series of congratulatory kilograms.
The Absentee viii be shown at the
Bhgh thcatcr tomorrow, Friday aud
Saturday Of this week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

Remember each md every nIms sion
counts 80 additional votes for Mrs.
Henderson and will help bier win the
auto anI 'ho Indian school the player
pIano
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

FOR RENT-A furnished five room
cottage modern equipped aud fully
furnished. 1856 $. lith. june 30
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

WANTED--Work in town or ON a farm
by young man. Address 6S2 Mil
street June 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

shifiless people are never iha ones
who worry about Il.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

FoR SALE-5h, p, New Way woodsaw.
Bargain If taken at once. Inquire
400 state street Phone 272. June23
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

FOR SALE-Gcntlc mare. weight 1000
pee nds, +, h, Flake, 500 south Sew.
entconth street Iune94
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23
PHONE MAIN 81.

oAH Az wood s., fir $3.50 per cord. Phone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

TO TRADE A good lot for labor. See
mo. G. w. Lafcr l0d Hubbard hldu.
salient ore Junc2l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

WANTED Small house, bungalow or
cottage, modern, reasonably close in.
Address \. T.. @. AZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

LoGANBERRY pickcrs wanted. Frank
Valaba, RI T. Box %. ,lune94
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

FOR SALE Soda fountain and outfit,
practically new, Inquire at r, p.
HARLAN Grocery, 18th and Leslie. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

MUST sell five good milk cows this
week cheap, r. D, No. $, Box iO3,
ealem' June9i
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

HARRY Window and auto cleaner
Ihoue lS5O'J a.;cr 9 p m. Julyl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23
NEW TODAY

One cent per word each inser-
Copy for Advertisements IN.
der this heading should be in by
2 p. m.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

WANTED Eight logaubcry pickcrs
about the lHst Of the week Campers
preferred Inquire M 4, Acklcy, r.
o. Box N, or phone 31F5 salem.
June 20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

FOR TRApE-S2OO equity In city lo;,
close In, for two good milk cows.
Address NJ, Il, T., care journal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

DRESS MAHlNG-Wi 20 out by day
or do work at home. 1915 shipping
street Phone 2lO3J. June 90
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

NANrED-Chcry pickers. Cali 1857
Marion street or phone l7l6.M this
evening or early In mUning. Juncg3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-06-23

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< new TODAY /
/, tiou.
Copy for Advertisements uu.
der this heading should be in by I
I p. m. 4
PHONE MAIN 81. Z
'+++++++++++++44++++4++++t
OAK wood s., fir $3.50 per cord. Phone
S2i9. ''V
FOR RENT-A new modern house.
close in, Prone 2054.J.
FOR RENT-A furnished five room
cottage modern equipped aud fully
furnished 1856 s lith. June 90
tQR SALE-5h, p, New Way woodsaw,
hargan If taken at once. Inquire
4bO state street Phone 272. ,une23
LoGANBERRY pickcrs wanted. Frank
Valaba, Rt 4, Box %. ,lune94
WANTED--Work in town or ON a farm
by Young man. Address 6s2 Mnl
street June 20
FOR SALE-G Gentle mare. weight 1000
p" nds, +, b, Flake, 800 South Sew.
'hl'enth street June24
FOR SALE Soda fountain and outfit.
practically new, Inquire at Y. +.
Harlan Grocery 18th and Leslie. II
WANTED Small house, bungalow or
cottage. modern, reasonably close in.
AddreSs ~ f. g. IL
TO rRADE-A A good lot for labor. See
me, G. W Laflcr, too Hubbard bldg,
NaIenH ore Junc2l
MUST sell five good milk cows this
week cheap r. D, No, $, Box 1903,
ealem' June9l
/ uARRN- Window and auto cleaner.
lhoue lSoO'J a.;cr q p m. Julyl
----7------------------
1 WANTEp-ro rent small house or
bungalow; reasonably close i'm. Ad.
/ dress n, r. c., caro- Capital journal.
/ WANTED Girl or woman for house.
work ior small family. Paone 53.F2l.
June 30
I FOR SALE $3.50 will buy one lot son
l25, Groom hmse, 81, blocks from
ear lines locate North Salem. Phone
lu'f'22' Juuc2G
/ FOR TRAnE-$9OO equity ia city lot.
close IN, for two good milk COWS.
Address NJ. +. T., care Journal.
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25c ROUND TRIP TICKET To Port.
land Fred B night lunch two wings.
June 2S
. WANTED $500 ON reasonable interest,
for to b years, tlt-t mortgage, on
close in property Address q. H.,
Journal Juno2a
/ NANTED-thcny pickers. Cali 1867
Marion street, or phone l7l6.M this
evening or early In muning. ,lune23
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| DRESS MAKING viii 10 out by day
or do work at home 1915 shipping
street Phone 2lO3.J. June 90
FOR RENT 7roomcd dwelling, largo
lot good location, per month
Phone Carey r. Martin, Phone ll0.
LOST specified English poiutor year
old, long black ears, hlnck stripe on
face Phone 800 for liberal reward
d, NJ, Long luuc25
| WANTED II some property owner
viii build me modern 6room house,
/ viii lease il Tor term Of years.
Must be located close in, Address II,
care Capital Juunul. Il
. WANTED Eight loganbcry pickcrs
about the Iast Of the week Campers
preferred Inquire M 4. Acklcy RI.
d. Box A. or phone 37F5 salem.
June 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
MARSHALLiTES EXPECT TO
HAVE GOOD TRACK SQUAD
High school IIns Several Veterans Re
turning nnd New Material Is
G0Od-Wlil Enter Zig Events.

AS soon as the football season comes
to a close the John Marshall High
School track squad will get down to
work Walter Anderson has been
elected To captain the team this year,
and with the return OF Core and
Thompson, two letter men, the pros
poets are exceedingly bright. Brandt,
a very fast man. is counted on to carry
off the honors in the dashes. lie was
a candidate for the team last year
In the hurdles. John Core is the only
letter man TO return, but Coach
Vaughn Gary is likely to develop {.
fast man from the new material
Graduation has robbed the team of
two crack high jumpers In Johnson
Wharton are counted on to develop
into first-class jumpers. Curtis Thomp-
son and Captain Anderson arc the
half-mile letter men who are counted
upon to carry off the honors in the
local meets. Last year there were a
number Of half-milers in the school,
and some of them arc 10 return.
The MarshallitcS have in addition
to the regular indoor and outdoor
meets with the local prep schools,
several out-of-town meets The Tide
water meet, In which the leading prep
schools OF the State generally enters,
is on the schedule. The team will
journey TO Charlottesville to compete
for the state championships. and a
dual meet with Maury or Blackstone
Will be arranged, The place and date
of the meet will be arranged later on.
Maury viii lie given the preference
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
HARVARD SCOUTS REPORT
Crimson Players Return to Cambridge
nnh Tell About Yale Victory.
Must Watch Guernsey.
GE, MASS, November

CAMBRIDGE. MASS, November IA
Harvard's scouts at the Yale Prince
ton game are back home again and are
telling little bands of admiring audi
tors the why's and wherefores Of tho
Ellis triumph over team rated as
their superior In all departments, per-
haps, save grit.
Gncrnscy's two drop kicks have
awakened 1iarvard's eyes TO at least
one man who must be taken care OF
next Saturday. Ways touchdown is
passed over rs one of the breaks" OF
the game.
Harvard has practically finished its
hard work for the game. Toac hes here
and there will be applied to get the
team into smoother running order, and
this. with blackboard talks, will keen
the squad busy until Wednesday,.
The final mass meeting is booked for
"Wednesday evening. with Coach
Haughton and Captain NIahan as the
chief speakers. The undergraduate
Will return the compliment by march
ing to the field the following after
noon and cheering the team.
On Thursday night the players will
be whisitcd away to the Vesnar Coun-
try Club, outside of Lowell. where they
will lounge about and run through sig
nal practice until few hours before
the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
CORNELL TO CUT EXPENSES
Athletics Costs TOO Much, Faculty Com
mittee Snys-OTers Number of
Reconme ndn tiuns.

ITHACA, y. y, November l4-Hicht
AT the time when Cornell for the first
time in her history has forced her way
to the top of the football heap Il sem
Sation was created in undergraduate G
circles and in the athletic camp to-day
by the publication of certain drastic
recommendations OF the faculty com
mittee on student affairs urging the
curtailment OF athletic schedules and
the reduction of expenses.
Football supporters feel the COM
mittee singled them out particularly
in urging the abolition or the annua!
trip to Atlantic City. preceding the
Thanksgiving Day football game
be informed of this committees action.
thorities is expected.
Some of the recomme n dations fol-
low:
The abolition of all minor sports
contests that have any appearance OF
hipDodroming and the abolition OF
such minor sports as are clearly not
suited to our conditions or which are
kept alive by an unusual amount of
effort. This refers especially to those
sports where we are compelled to play
teams of questionable makeup, sim
ply because contests cannot be OBJ
tanned with teams that are in accord
ance with our approved standards.
The reduction to minimum of time
required for out-of-town contests. es-
pecially where extra days are taken TO
give the teams diversion. rs is illus
trated by the annual journey TO At
be. the cause of much unfavored com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
TWO PLAYERS WERE HURT
Thurman and Berkeley Injured by
GnmccOcls. hut VIII he Ready
for North Carolina.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
l4.--Nirginia's football squad reached
home from Columbia in time for break
fast this morning. Yesterdays game
with South Carolina was played in
the lain on poor gridiron. following
dreEchinG rain throughout the morn
!rE. For this reason Virginia sent in
many substitutes. Two players were
slightly injured. Early in the first
quarter. Thurman received blow IN
his right side. and had to be replaced
Later in the game Quarter Back Berke-
ley had to give way to Gooch. 1t was
the first time In his football career,
either In prep school or ut college,
that Berkeley ever had 10 have time
taken out COR an injury.
Realizing the fact that the North
Carolina team is fast rounding into
FORM Virginia will tomorrow bc.,iu
hard training for the Thanksgiving
Day battle. The coaching staff will
be augmented by several stars of fer
mer years.
Virginia, in it's eight games PLAYED
this season. has scored Il total OF 2CJ
points. as against 20 by her opponents
The rumor that Virginia will PLAY
some team after Thanksgiving is
without foundation in fact.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
vANDY WILL CLAIM TITLE
DECISIVE WIN AT AUBURN
GIVES TT CHAMPIONSHIP
Virginia md Washington and Lee Not
Considered In Section--Purciy
Sectional Matter.

ATLANTA. GA. November Ivan
dcrbllts decisive victory yesterday
over Auburn Is regarded by football
experts as giving the Commodorcs the
title to the championship Of the Old
southern intercollegiate Athletic As
ISOLATION territory. Georgia Tech. the
remaining contender for honors, was
outplayed here yesterday hy the Uni
vcrsity Of Georgia, and held to score
less tie. Auburn previously had de-
scated Georgia.
Virginia is not included in the in
tercollegiate territory. nor IL Wash
inGton ana Lee which until yesterday
had been undefcated for two years
liz both are Southern colleges. and
must DE considered in the All-South-
crit championship. Virginia has de-
feased Vanderbilt. but Washington and
Lee has played none of the big South
ei n schools it's most important game
against such institutions being the an
nu: Thanksgiving clash with the North
Carolina AGgics
Vanderbilt outplayed Auhurn ya,
terday In every department OF the
game. The Plainsmcn's goal line had
not been crossed In two wears and
heretofore they had had n punch thar
aI"aNs was good for Il touchdown or
TWO. But against Vanderbilt tho
Ilalnsinen clearly were not up to form
The Commodorcs made two totchdowns
ana scored again on Cody's field ro.l
Auburn could not score
Little can be said OF the Georgia
ciassic-the Georgia Georgia Tech
contest The Red and Black kent the
pay almost entirely in Tech territory.
ana the muddy field led TO many FUN
DIGS. Tech mad. only two first downs
while Georgia made eight,
The overwhelming victory of GEORGIA
ooMn over the North carolina Asgics
came as surprise. The Aggies had
been showing improved form recently
ana ciose score was expected
virginia, the ccGaucror of Wander
hill' playing many substitutes won
over south Carolina at Columbia by
small score. The Eirginians gen
orally had been expected to overxhelm
IN south carolinians. but apparently
the coaches were taking no c,,,ncas
OF inJcryinE star players with tba
Nof ,r carolina game facing Virginia
on Thanksgiving Day. Stuart. a Vir.
GINA player. who had been out of rho
game with broken hand. plaved
snort time yesterday
The University of Tennessee to,,,
,ciipDied from its Vanderbilt game ne
TWO weeks ago. lost hard contest
70 ire Mississippi Aggics
Nor;h Carolina University won by
IN unexpectedly large score from
DaNlasoh. while Alabama. with two
ceuiirs out. went down to defeat no
iore the heavy Texas team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
BAKER LOST TO O. B.
Home Run King Likely to Remain
With Upland Team-MiIlIon-
afrc Pays Snlnry

PHILADELPHIA, PA, November IA.
j. Franklin Baker, former star of the
Athletics. may not play major league
ball next season, and he Is likely to
again spend the year in farming and
play with Upland. Of the Delaware
County League. This was cleaned
from speech made last night by Pres
ident J. Borton Weeks, of the Della
ware County League. at the annual
banquet of the marlborough League,
held in the Continental Hotel. Presi-
dent Weeks in his address said:
Frank Baker is wanted in the Della
ware County League next year. Only
to day John G.. Grocer, the millionaire
philanthropist, through whose liberal
ity his presence in the league this year
was possible, stated that he was will
ing to pay the salary Of the Home Run
King again next year. Mr.. Grocer
stated that he is hopeful that Baker
will again captain and play with the
Upland club. and has authorized Man
ager Miller to sign him for 1916.
Last season Bakers presence on the
Upland club just doubled the gate re-
ceipts of that club over those of the
previous year, and proved as we'll Of
immense benefit to the other league
clubs. He was the principal factor In
making the Delaware County League
one OF the most successful In the coun-
try at a time when minor leagues from
the Atlantic to the Pacific complained
of bad. and, in many cases, a disas-
trous season.
''Since tho close of the present sea
son Baker has purchased n new farm
I'm Trappe. Md, making three that he
now owns. and also IL new seven-pas.
senger touring car. You can Judge for
yourselves whether the fact that he Is
going into farming on o more extensive
scale will have any bearing on his
baseball plans for the coming year"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-15
BEATS OUT HIS CAPTAIN

ANNAPOLIS. November l4-Craig' $
great running in Saturdays game
against Colby is expected to give him
the quarterback position over Cap
tain Miles when the Navy meets the
Army on the New York Polo Grounds
on November -. Martin is sure, bar
ring injuries. to start at full back,
and Westjhal and Davis are the most
likely choices for the halves. Won
Hemberg has been placed ut left end.
but will drop back TO Dot Hunting
Beginning tomorrow, everything will
be directed towards bringing the team
to it's highest playing form on the day
of the Army game. No chances Of
injuring the first-string men will lie
taken against Crsinus next Saturday.