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Arizona republican., 1915-05-05
FEDERhLS V|CTORS
 IN TENNIS MATCH

Winning the mixed doubles match yesterday the Federal Building got the jump on the Water Users Building for the interdepartment tennis cham piOnship It was a brilliant match, won by Edith Thompson and Harry Carroll froH Fay Houng and Marcus May by scores of 6-3, 5-7. 6-4.
 This ends the tournament, in which the postoffjce building entries have won four matches out of six with the employees cC the reclamation service
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Baltimore. 2; Chicago. ?. Others postponed. rain.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05

There are 70 babies born every minute throughout the world, ac- cording to the scientists. The yearly figures are 36,0O0,O00
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05
WHOSE HARNEss-The poll

last evening arrested a Mexican with a harness he confessed to having secured it. It is a single work mar ness with collar. The owner can sc cure property by calling at the police station.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05
RAGGED BALL
 AT Il PAS0
Special to The Republican,

Special to The Republican, FL PASO. Texas, May 4.-What started out to be a perfectly good eX- hibition of baseball and developed into riot of runs and hits before the fourth inning was witnessed yesterday afternoon at Rio Grande park, the new home of the local Macknen, when Bill Hurfey's aggregation from Las Cruces, came out on the long end of the third game of the series by the score of F to : decisively defeat ing the Fl Paso team. The wildness of Jimmy Lewis and Ray Kallio, twirlers of the contending teams, who dealt a total of fifteen bases on balls contributed to making the affair an .uninteresting one, although the disap- pointing form of Mig" Perrine, the new second baseman, was an outstand- ing feature of the evening.
 In line with a precedent of several days standing both teams scored one run in the initial inning, while Las Cruces came right back in the third with four more, the result of three consecutive bases on balls, and a glar ing error by Mig" Perrine, at second base. From that inning on the con-
 
 pearance as in addition to completely outplaying the local nine, the visitors placed their hits opportunely and took advantage of several timely CT TOTS on the part of the Mackmen to add to their ever increasing margin, which the Fl Paso players were un able to overcome at any stage.
 From a standpoint of inside anG scientific baseball the affair was slightly better than the two preceding ones however, two double plays being pulled at critical instances of the game, while another in the making was spoiled by butter fingered CT TOT on the part of Perrines Twelve hits were scattered over the field by the local players against eleven by the visitors, who distributed their wallops opportunely. Four errors were also prominent features in the run making of the visitors, who were charged up with only one, when Wilde dropped short fly in the sixth The teams are scheduled to play again this |
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05

Williams; Foster and Thomas.
 Others rain and cold
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05

TokaIs . 90 Q 24 II
 Score by Innings
 R. H. F..
 Summary
 Stolen bases-Ifester. DemagGio. Sacrifice hits-Cox. Mutt. TWo-b base irits-Dowling Callan. Left on bases Phoenix ,, Tucson 6. Double play Toner to Hester to Scanlon. Struck out-By Toner by Hortsman ,. Bases on oalls-Off Toner l, off Hortsman 3. Hit by pitched ball-BrOwn Passed ball-Callan. Time of game-1: 50. Attendance-1,0 900. Umpire-Kane. 73o ..-..-..-...-. FTOAO I
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05
JUDGMENTS AFFIRMED

Supreme Court yesterday affirmed the judgment of the Superior Court of Ciila County in the action brought by NJ. J. McLane against A. H. and E. r. Gibson. Judge Cunningham specially cOncurred in the opinion. The superior court also affirmed the decision of the superior court of Pima county in the case of Harry W. Hardinge vs. The Empire Zinc company. The lower court returned judgment for tine defendant company. The action involved a one-twentieth interest ill the san Xavier group of mines
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05

tumble by the catcher. Scanlon fouled out to third Brown hit one on his thumb and YVES thrown out at first by Callan.-OEe hit, one run.
 SEVENTH INNING
 Tucson.-Felts po1ed a high one to center, which was handled by Brown. Cox shot one to third and was out Scanlon toEester. Callan famed
 Phoenix.--Toner hit one to Barton and was oa- at first Demaggio was safe on an infield hit. Stroloff made d splendid stop, but couldn't make the throw in time. Hester hit infield and was safe, while Demaggio was nabbed trying to stretch the hit to third. Mic Ardle flew out to Cox.
 EIGHT HINNING
 Tucson.-McC:eehan was out on an inficld hit, Bowling to Hester. Barton famed. Rare giving him four strikes. Hortsman walked. Stradelli was safe at first in a high smelling decision Stroloff safe at first on Hester's error Bases Full. Fuller hit to McArdle and Mac threw to Bowling, forcing Stroloff al second.
 Phoenix.-Dowling famed, biting 1t 0 wide one. Lynn popped out to Bar ton. Mutt hit over second Barton making splendid stop but wild throw which drew :Tuller off first. Mutt being called safe. Scanlon out. IIortsman to Fuller.
 NINTH INNING
 Tucson.--Felts drove a long one to center. which Brown copped. Cox flew out to Demaggio. Callan flew out to Mutt.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05
COAST LEAGUE

Oakland, ,; Salt Lake. 6. Portland, 6; San Francisco. 1. Los Angeles Venice game, post Joned, rain.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-05
GREAT WALTER BEATEN

BOSTON, May 4.-Foster was well supported and outpitched Johnson. Speakers triple scored Hooper who had been passed in the first Lewis single scored Hoblitzell in the sev-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
THE Home TOWN
BY Ncls Darling,
No. 8,

A. have stated before average depend. upon
~ retail for It's lfc II is primarily tadng point Grip
pie retail business aud cripple the community Destroy the
aud y0u destroy the
There three classes Of people given to paronHug the home
merchants only when necessity demands
There the fellow who takes pride in saying that he is indie
pendent of the town lie holds mctgagcs good farms and owns
good bank Ne buys bis goods away from home
the kicker he has very little property in the town but
II against every proposed progressive step teang at biz taxes VIII
be increased onctcu Of He H tired and retired The
community will not have lost much wbo he is inferred
Then there those people who buy Of their goods by mail
because they have idea that by doing hoy displaying
hudab independence tUumctug real business. To
out order 10 read the letter acknowledging receipt open the
package and check goods with the bl them feeling
Importance with then, imagined cconomy not the main induce
They love pore tho onnog discuss the differ
ent oms These ccroy designed illustrated and dscrptonu
minated books hive for them strange fascination.
There Hl another mail order folks who
have dar tru make both cG,, They money small
part Of the time nh they do nrt Of the mc, but keep dcccy
Ing themcNes that they do an Of the tine
These hitter folks often made ncrruhn caaog buyers by
interruptions storehcer by d0wou, cor by coming into
tact with merchants who busnog Every place has the
dealer who viii his prices merchandise with those
OF the cah0R hoto The mention of laog house throws him
into tunum Ihi. Of % merchant wrn, sister
Amy dealer bold his with these mail order IL he
will but have enough Ia know that ho
with qnnlty price aud service
In nv next article will discuss ocsc three things aud especially
SERVICE
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
MAY Choose Convent
In Preference To Prince

Chicago, Aug. G.-Prince 81 Santa
Marghcrita, of Italy, will have to speed
up his wooing if he hopes to win the
hand of Miss Mary Veronica Murphy,
former telephone girl and his one time
fiancee.
October is the date set at the Ital.
ian consulate for the arrival of the
prince. September 81 Is the date an
nomccd by Miss Murphy for the en-.
trance into a dominican convent at
Singsinawa, Wis. Two years ago Miss
Murphy and the prince were engaged
to be married. Then jealousy arose
and the engagement was broken off.
The prince is rich and his title is be.
yond question, hut Miss Murphy says
the ashes Of her romance are dead for
ever.
~ hope he doesn t arrive sooner than
he threatens, she said today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
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salem, Ore, Aug 4. 1913.
To the Editor.
Slr' Merely a few lines 10 ask a
question or two as to the councils re.
tusaI to appropriate $3.50 for the use
OF the free swimming pool
VIII it break the taxpayers of this
town to pay 10 cents each toward the
upkepp Of the swimming pool?
AFTER the way the Commercial club
and several private citizens have put
time and money into it, is it iypossible
FOR the rest of the community TO helm
q little
The money is uecded so badly tina,
It has become necessary to charge a
fee for crossing ON the ferry. Thi, fee
although only 3 cents, has the cffpr,
OF keeping many of the smaller patron.
from crossing and thus IN measur,
d'lentS the main Object of giving them
snlc place to swim
II the council lacks the mower IA
SET aside this money, let the people
of Salem get busy and give them thc
power
noticed a letter from gentleman
ln Which he states that il would bn a
waste OF money n ho considers thar
u Is q waste of money to safeguard the
people of our town ! must saw that br
" standing up Tor his principles. This
safeguard is needed, witness the unncc.
.s'',N deaths OF two young ladies in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

w. A. Samuclson TO G. p ana NJ
. .uy' though part Margaret A. samuel.
~ A. R'dmm TO Dora f.. Bmllov
Pvti D. J." g., of j. 3. Duchormo iI.5,
Merton r. belong to II. y Kr,,
~, g, gl Lot 5. block Is, Riverside odJ'
v. sarah sarah n, dalbmith ct yir 70 4 II
NlW '''' N'u claim 39'
l,,3 g3''4 i,.S A. Iibbarl to Josephine Hin.
W. Da'd H9.L part King HbbarJ cioi", LAIN,
~ Julia A. Hibbatd to Hclop uh,.,.,
l'EeL part king Hibbar5 ciaiu, tG ~
SlI I,' ,lW@ part Chas Srhu,n. ~, W "
u and is, INV. "'''F claim
A. DO Hollmg,worth ct py IN ,,l.
''g'9svn pis, lot 3. block 3. North S,Ia,, 81"
n',Ph Glover et ux 10 Jacoh AIho'. ,'I,,''
''r' 10, la' smiths Fruit Farm, '''''s'
rear. chandler pt yir 4,
Hi,l,,,ai1 5I a1 Of lots and ., Block O"u ~
1a.and Ave add to salem '''" 10
,.,., ..l IT., a9ld Sophia Wittc to Tip, y;,.,
''. ,''SN GU. North salem ''''e'
oo,,G .,I''g" >orcnson TO A. j. uoIrirc..
oI5 i'" 'l U.S., lot 10, block /. iDSs, GnbnS.,,
El. E TO 10 salem; also part of l,soUrp IN, 1d
~ Auburn ald to salem. wv -O'
v s' ,'reyh 60 al 10 r. 3 Nron,u,,
y OF Iot ". and All ,f "ulel
LII n town of shaw, oreg,,r 'u'
wg,.s' ~, N'odihg 90 NIX to :, De-,
mi.o.' o.; NJ par, block 81 st. Paul. '''
iiJ,yu. ''.' O'''N III Meyers ed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
AN EASY WAY TO END
CATARRH FOREVER
Simple Home Treatment Destroys Germs
Of This Dangerous Disease.

ollnple Home treatment Destroys Germs
Of This Dangerous Disease.
Ihe reason why so many people who
suffer from Catarrh never seem able
to get cured is that they are coutnu.
ally seeking the momcntav relief Of
sprays, douching, greasy creams. oipt.
mcnts, etc. Such things do open IN
the swollen nOstrils and clear the head
temporarily, besides stopping for a
while the disgusting blowing. hawking,
splitting and choking, but they never
cure To drive out Catarrb for ood
you have got to get down to its real
cause. Catarrh is a germ disease. THE
air is always full Of catarrb porms
thrown off by one person and absorbed
oy another and when the system does
ran to throw off such germs thew find
permanent Judgement in the nose
thp0at and head aud multiply rapidlv.
The germs Of catarrh can be hast
DESTROYED by inbaling the pure mcdi.
Gated air Of Ilyomci pronounced Uiob.
o.mG This splendid and powerful
go,"olnaiion of oil of Eucalyptus with
o'her healing agents has wondcrfni
gr'hleilal action You breathe its mir
unto unto your nose, throat and lungs bv
means of small hard rubber inbolc,
Tu'ch Daniel j. Fry and other leodino
druggists here in Salem and vicinitr
supply with every treatment Tbis
"''u'aled air is certain death ia tbo
germs OF tgtnrrb ,ur 3" INC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
PEDDLERS AND THEIR WAYS

Roseburg complains Of having been stung by magazine
peddlers who sold their wares at less than the usual
prices This indicates that Roseburg folks or some of
them at least are easy, everyone knows or should
that magazine can be bought of local dealers as cheapy
as anywhere The publishers fix the price and it is a
safe bet that anyone who sells at less than the publishers
price is not going to deliver the goods Speaking of
pedders and solicitors Salem has had an over supply of
them during the Summer They are so numerous as to
become regular nuisance to the busy housewives who
nave TO answer the door bell for them Besides many of
them will not take no for an answer but insist ON dsnav
ing their wares and that the housewives aforesaid give
up their time and listen to their arguments This class
deserves much worse treatment than it gets
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
Some Very Dirty Linen
Washed In the Courts

seattle, Wash, Aug. 6.-Habeos corn.
m ", proceedings for the possession Of
il,Ny.yearold u Ariel, daughter of DR..
rudolph H. Gerber, of San Francisco
and Mrs. Dorothy Gerber. ALLEGED ,a,O' sovi
mate of "DE' Ralph Debit bcoJ IVU, Of
i'e iogo cult, will come M in tSo
superior court here Monday In t6o b
meantime the child is being kent NJ tbo
Juvenile detention home. ~ '"'
-, o"s'ee Otis Brinkcr before whom
'nr preliminary charges of improrsr
conduct Of "Dr' Debit and Mrs Ger.
Der came up, rendered a deci.ior
agWost the defendant, and thew viii b"
uelo to q jury trial in the mnerior
. yoUL' Ih'y are out on $500 boil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
Chamberlain Approves
The Presidents Plan

Portland, Ore, Aug. G.-Thc plan of
President Wilson. to call a conference
between the chairmen Of the military
and naval affairs committees Of both
houses Of congress and the secretaries
o. war and navy with a view to work
ing out program Of national defense
to be submitted TO the next session Of
congress today meets with the approval
Of Senator Chamberlain.
Tine Oregon senator is chairman of
the senate committee on military af.
fairs.
1.-The proposed conference should
have no difficulty in agreeing on
definite plan and ] am sure that con.
gress will be almost solid in support
OF it, - sad the senator.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
= Editorial Page of "The Capital Journal -

The war from the French section has been con-
spcuous from it's absence for the past three weeks There
fair presumption however that there will be some
thing doing If the kaiser should send Won linden
berg and half million troops not needed in Russia to
the French border there will be some big head lines in
the newspapers soon after his arrival
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
LIKES NOT HIS STYLE

Dr. Aked continues to roast Billy Sunday and his
position seems unassailabIe To staid od-fashonable
folks Sundays slang in the pulpit is far from catchy"
there are many who will agree with him DR. Aked onoes
Blly's description Of Plate
"Pilate was lickspittle, ow-down, lree.lunch hoo
pouched phable, plastic wardheelng. whiskey-soaked
graft politician of his day and suggests that if parents
that they learned it-not at a prize hicht ht in ha
church ~ '''
bily sunday makes no answer but DR.. Aked is
thoroughly IN earnest and keeps up his attack
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

The big ship owners condemn the LaFoette seaman's
law passed at the last session of congress- and say is
driving them out of business AS the law does not go
into effect until December it looks though they were
crying before they were hurt Would it not be good
plan to give the law trial and see how works before
condemning it?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

come '.a,a .o,'.. 7 NJ craftsmanship might oyo..
take. t01S t5 ql i iAe lack Of munitiops O'yr' 7,
war That's wasting 'I ic.5 " the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

operations within q few days after q
shutdown lasting more than 10 years
according to word brought TO Eugrn,
today 10y w, A. shelley of Jasper. He
says the ed mill has been purchased by
IT, y, hrploy, recently from California
hnl mp 10 q few vc0s ago q resident Of
Springfield Eugene Guard.
Registration of babies for the annual
Lane county fair baby show oprnpd
Monday with am activity indicating a
wider interest this year than ever In
addition TO the several registrations
mnny inquiries have been received from
mothers intending tU make application.
fugour Guard
Automobiles are now being operated
between Roschurg aud Murshnrld over
the old Coos Bay wagon road The
last Of the horscdrawn vehicles. which
nave operated between Rcstun and
Lands during the spring aud early
summer were taken Off yesterday and
the driver, returned to Roscmrg today.
Roscburg Review
The whistle of the new snwmil or
the iully Mill Co, ut wheeler blew its
,r, ~ p'u'' %" monday OF this week.
! nr m'I' Us now completed and ready
y" 'rE,N 'uIting lumber We are ud.
N0ed that orders tor lumber have been
secured which win keep the mill run.
,,uR '"' IhIe' months on mOre,-
""''''' "'Iorlcr
''nr umr ou Friday night Rulph
umerlvh aud John Rathiuu, of porl
Mud, who were camping at Rayocrnn.
and drowned rJJlamook Herald.
Master Fish Warden Ihutnu b1. pp.
Nurd the rud aud gun club and other.
Interested go fish aud game that he
T'Il autyc u Modtorl "Wednesday.
"a yarIoad OF maDl ty or di,tr,hut,cn
NrdtoI sun
County Commissioner r. j Uufr.r .r,.
iulurd WNi night from a thrp, ,y,rl. ,
lA' ul ,Hsuju. whrrp hr suprri,t.,.
,' io' construction of the Gct,cudorf,r
o'NE' Ihlt lhr bridge win be- rrlI,
Tor yrp,eIUg 10y Friday was ibs .pt.
n'ul ni Mr btIer llv said tho ErI.I,.
I' I.n irrt vlfb au Nl,l ,rr,n..'
anal H NO trt lhu,, N1tu
wooden structure Mut t4r.,,,., 49, d.. o.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

recent newspaper article gives the population of
Warsaw as 775000 Since the article was written how
ever many of the old citizens have left and there has
been sudden influx of German visitors Counting these
the population is now above the million mark.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

One effect of the war heretofore unnoted is that jim
Ham Lewis picture is no longer seen on the front pages
Of the big Eastern dailies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
STATE NEWS


The Jasper flour mills will resume
operations within few days after a
shutdown latting more than 10 years.
according to word brought to Eugene
today 10y w. A. shelley of Jasper lie
says the ed mill has been purchased by
IT, y. hrploN recently from California,
hnl mp 10 q few vcgrs ago resident of
Springfield Eugene Guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

In spite Of the tremendous efforts of the Germans the
Russians seem to have gotten out of Warsaw with the
loss Of few prisoners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

The Pan American conference has agreed to recop.
nze Caan2a, If he will consent to calling an election f0,
president ana not be candidate for the place himself
- Darrahza accepts he will prove himself greater
gairlot than most American politicians He has been
hghung two years because he insists he is the reglo
president and while his staying out of the race wond go
long ways towards getting the consent of his onnonens
TO the plan 1t is doubtful if he will agree to il
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

AuStrlaS population is of many races ana sbo ,,l,
se most OF 1t by sending each against the soldiers of tbS
to fighting. "P""''l "PPue0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

Registration of babies for the annual
Lane county fair baby show opened
Monday with am activity indicating "a
wider interest this year than ever. In
addition to the several registrations,
mony inquiries have been received from
mothers intending tU make application.
l,ugouc Guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

Some of the convicts pulling flax, no doubt find it
much more desirable job than pulling hemp"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

Warsaw has troubles of her own but so far no com
plants have been made by her businessmen about dul
times.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06

Automobiles are now being operated
between Roschurg and Murshfrld over
the old Coos Bay wagon rond Tho
,nsl OF the horsedrawn vehicles, which
nave operated between Rpstuu and
Lands during the spring and early
summer were taken Off yesterday and
ihr driver, returned to Rosoburg today.
Roscburg Rcvirw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-06
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

a downpour on the 4th and 9th. Much
sultriness prevails in the first week, ac-
companied by sudden cloudbursts and
sheet lightning. A low, murky atmos-
phere around the 7th and 9Th, then moro
genial to the 18th. Jupiter angular at
new moon OH the 18th will bring the wind
to northerly directions and insure
wholesome first quarter, but with inter
pening disturbances around the 18th in
the form OF cold rain. Generous winds
between the 10Th and 22d. A storm area
covers the last week OF the month.
Specific incidents may be looked for
on or near the following dates:
July 7-9-A diplomatic problem and
Mexican affairs cause anxiety at this
time. Storm formations South and West
July 16-17.-Many crimes against
women and children. A city hospital
arouses criticism. followed by official in.
vestigation.
July 1a-2o.-Naval happenings enhance
the popularity OF the service, An execu.
tive act receives popular approval Money
centres are favored at this time.
July 22-Renewed concern over the
Mexican situation. Official malfeasance
accompanies this Mercury-Saturn aspect.
State Department the subject OF aid.
verse criticism.
July 2i-25.-A prominent banking in.
stttution In straits: the financial world
much disturbed, and Government affairs
at a crisis. Labor agitation throughout
the East. a notable discovery In science
announced.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-27

The first week Of the month will ener.
glze speculative values, which will then
become reactionary till after the 18th.
There will be a temporary recovery be.
tween the 18th and 2lst, followed by a
dtsquieting sentiment in the last week.
FINANCIAL centres are much disturbed as
the midsummer approaches. and some
startling failures are then imminent
There will be dssensions in the Cabi
net. with the possible displacement Of a
secretary. Foreign relations will be
jeopardized by Saturn this month.
Marked activity is to be expected in the
defensive branches, with concerted
movement OF troops. Jupiter, however,
gives reason for confidence In this con-
nection. Mexico Is In a more distracted
state than heretofore, with the red orb
nearing the zenith, and with internal
enmity and acts Of self-undoing strongly
marked in their. lunaton. This affects
our southwestern borders. AS much of
our national problem this month Is due to
Saturn. and that planet is the ruler Of
Mexico. the deduction Is obvious.
These astral positions disturb our
Pacific States with labor and other
troubles. The Middle States are moro
normally disposed, though incendiarism
will be more prevalent than usual Venus
conjoined with Saturn indicates an in
crease of infant mortality west Of the
Mississippi.
July will open with gusty winds, fol.
lowed by much humidity and rising tenn.
perature on the I'd, which develops into