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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
SECOND GAME.

New York ..o O q ~
Chicago .................0 0 %
Summary: Runs-Schalk C2). High Maisei
Boone. Two-nasc hits-Mnisel Schalk High
stolen basts-Weavcr. Earned runs-Chicago
:: New York Sacrifice hi,s-AlenanIer
Murphy. Left on hases-ChicaFo. ;: New
IorR = first base on errors-Chicago. J.:
New York.. :. Bases on bals-oU Faber ! ::
OF Cicotie. >: on Benz !. Hi's-on Cico,te
In 2-3 innings; oft Benz. in .-3 Innings:
on Faser. In inning. Hit by pitchcr-by
Cicott", tHnrtkeiD. Struck out-by CT
.aber. /. Unp!res. Chill and Evans Time
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
SECOND GAME.

FhIIaUeIPhla .........:..0 l 3
dnrus. Whitfield Two-baso hits-Zimnerman
Fisher. Whitfield t:>. Paskert. Three-h
rIns-ChiceEo .; Philadelphia. 9 Double
nlays-Bancroft. Niehoff and Luderus: r, rnc
cago. Il: Philadelphia. 6. First base on ar-
ior-Fhiladelphia, 1. Bases on bals-ofr
Adams. I off Dcmnree. 3. Hit by pitcher
by Adams. 'Byrne;: by pemares tGo?d).
Struck out-ny Adams. 10; by psmaree l.
O,DaY Time LIS.
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Tie in Cup Contest.

In the contest for thc Jefferson Hotel
cup at the Country Club OF Virginia
yesterday. Levin Joynes tied with w
points The playoff Will take place
this week.
Stuart Jones Is in the lead for tho
81, w. II. Palmer Is second. with So
points. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-22
BROWNS YIELD TO BOSTON

ST. LOUIS. August 2I.-Two errors
by ASnew, combined with n series of
Boston A victory over ST. Louis in the
first game of the series to /. Two
singles. a sacrifice and Shotton's steal
OF home In the first inning saved St.
Louis from shutout Jacobson re-
Gently acquired from Detroit played
his first game with the locals to-day.
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ny TX,
Cleveland .........,...0 0 SO
Philadelphia ...........0 0 is
Summary: Runs-Cha pman. Smith. Graney
WambsEanss. ONeill. Strunk. Lntoie, Walsh
Earned runs-Cleveland. 1; Philadelphia l.
rwo-hnan hit--Wile. WambHganss. Stolen
hase-Oldring. Double plays NcAvov
Srhang ard ctrunk: Schang. Strunk and
Kopf. H!ts-or Sheehan. IL in innings; Off
Fill!ngim. In inning. Bases on balls
off Mitchell ,: off Sheeham. .. Struck ont
by Mitchell II: by Shcehan. .. First bias.
on errors-Clcveland. l.. Left on bases
Cleveland. s: Phtlade,pl,ia, Time. 80.
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TO JOIN CLEVELAND
TWO or White Sox, Roth and K,cns.r
fnrt Payment for jackson

CHICAGO. August 21.-Two Of m.
white S9x players. who will Join the
Cleveland club, OF tho American ir,yua
rs part payment for Joe Jackson thn
outneIder; were announced by Secrn'
tary Lakewood. OF tho Cleveland rlub
To-Day. Tho men chosen are Rohhv
Roth: utility outhelder and Ed KiepScSS
pitcher. The third player has nor
pecn announced. but II is understood to
be Thomas Daily, n catcher. -"
Jackson was purchased from tho
cleveland club late yesterday by prssi.
gent Somiskey for reported price OF
TO Manager Rowland to-day.
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VP.|. SCHEDULE FOR
SEASON IS ANNOUNCED
Director Bocock Notifies Candidates
for Tech Eleven to Report
on September Is.
PROGRAM HARDEST IN YEARS
Dixon, Half-Back Star, Chosen ms
captain of Team-Severnl VaIu-
able Players VIII Not Return to
College This Fall.
Especial to The Times-Dis,..,,

hi-ASkSBURG, VA. August IL
branch Bocock, director of athletics at
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
coach Of the football team, has notified
al! candidates for the 1915 eleven to
report at the college September tx and
IT Is expected that many of them will
do so. Several valuable men were lost
TO the team through graduation last
year. and others will not return to COL
i"Ee TINS fa!l. hut IL is expected that
SuHncient material will be recruited
from the various preparatory and high
schools o! the State to NIL their places.
training Will begin September IL.
ana ms the schedule this season is one
OF the hardest in years. the coach en-
poets 10 have his men down 10 hard
work as soon after that date ms nos
sible. Y. Dixon. of Phoebus, is captain
OF the team this year and Is n man
whose personality. as we'll as his abil-
ny on the gr!d!ron. is n guarantee that
this responsible position is in ca pablo
hands. Dixon's work at half-back for
the past two years has attracted at
tenton In every game in which he has
appeared. The annual Thanksgiving
game with the Virginia Military Insti-
tute will be played in Roanoke on
Thanksgiving Day.
Schedule for Scnson.
The schedule for the season is: SEN
TENDER Is, Roanoke College at Blacks
burg October ., Randolph Macon Mt
Blacksburg; October Q. Hampden- Sid
ncy at Blacksburg; October 16, Wash
ington and Lee Mt Roanoke; October g.
Navy at Annapolis: October 80. Cornell
at Ithaca: November 6. Kings College
at Blacksburg: November IS, Univer-
sity OF West Virginia at Morgantown;
November 25. v. NJ. I. at Roanoke
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summary: Runs-Coilins MaEce Schmidt,
smith. Two-bas hits-smith. Collins. John
SIGN Three base hit-Batrd Stolen bases
-iowcy. Rudolph Sacrifice hi,s-Maran-
yn,c. Collin. Double play-Evers Maran-
vile and Schmidt. Left on base.-Ptts-
bursh. S; Boston. s. Bases on balls-orY Ru-
aolih. >: on Knntlshner. g. struck out
by Rudolph &; by 'r"tlehner. 3. umpires
Klein and E-n.Iie Fine 1:i5
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'Eat,cd for Stnndridae In ninth
phi;,d,1,, ,,i;..'.'.....',9 oo6?oc. IS
summary: Rnns-cood t.S. ,rcher' stand.
ridge; Murray. Byrne. Bancroft tD. cra,nth
80. Whitted go. Two-base hits-Schnite.
hit-Gocd. Home rln-Cravath. Stolen ba ses
5000 killifer. Earned rurs-ChicaEo 5;
philadelphia. s. Sacrifice hits-Phelan, Ban
croft. Sacrifice ny-Paskert. Double play
Alexander. Bancroft and Iuderus Left on
hases-Chicago. ]: Philadelphia. 10. First
nase on errors-chieago. i; Philadelphia 5.
Bases on balls-on Standrtdge, 2: OF Alex.
ningr: on stnndrtdge. 10 In innings Struck
ontIby Standridge. 4: by Alexander. s
and Stockda1e, Time
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SECOND GAME.

r rnt; .-......".o %
Boston .-...-........- n -
summary: nuns-smith. Maranviile Two
eass hit-Moran. Thre.-basc hit-G!b.on.
stolen Occasionally. MararviiIc Double
nlaTs- Schmidt ard Smith Smith Evers and
TchmiIt Left on bases-pittshurgh. 9:
Bostor. N FIRST base errors-Pit.sburgh
l. 3anes on hals-oT Mamaux s. OF Nehf
Ntt by pitrhcr-Atage". Connolly struck
"nt-oy Mhn'auX, Z: by Sehf, 6. EMPIRES.
Kan md EmsiIe. Time. -
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tran for I.enry In seventh
tBatted for Weilmnn In ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Boston ...... .........0 @ 0 o.
ST. Louis .........l o o 0-i
Summary: Hooper. Scott. Speaker. Gamer,
Shottep- Two base hits-I.ewis Stolen ba SEES
t3l. Sister. Earned runs-Boston
?; st. Louis, l. Sacrifice hits-Austin, Ruth
Barry. Left on bases-Boston. S: 81. Louis.
Il. First base errors-St Louis. 2
Passes on hallB-on Ituth. !: OFF weilnan l.
struck out-by Ruth. 6: by weilman. ;. I'm
pircs Nallen and Dineen. Time. !:43.
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Summary Two-bnse hit-Healey.
Sacrifice hit-Swccncy. Double
pIny"-Gill to 0nslow; Arragon to
Mullen. bases on bnIls-oT PEN
mock, 4; OFT Morrfsette. 1. Struck
out-hy Pcnnock. 4, by Morrisette, 2.
LETT on Observation-Disclosures, S. Rich
mond. .. Time Of game. 1,57. Um-
pircs. Hart nnde IIandIboe.
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FIRST GAME.

Summary: Run-Wh!tted stolen bases
walker. Flynn, Sacrifice hit-Steinhrenner.
Sacrifice ny-Flynn. Two bnse hit-Whitted.
Struck out--by Gariinier. 6; by McManus
C. Bnse on balls-of GARDINER. l. Left
En- saTaSs Tms S0 tmhr.s
Players Hun l'hreys and Laushlin
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portner % o o q o 10oa
"upieH ........O % o o o o o 90
Iwo-ba.e hitn-Napier, Wiltshire.
-Lowery, Sn,ithers, Napier. BaseS
on hnilS-by Dunn, L, by BIanton. =
t tnr ont-hy Dunn. ii, by HInn-
roh, W. Lcft on bnse~-Portner K,
Duplex. 3. Time of game I,aE o.
pires' McLevy md BiEbie
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Score by innings: r.
Ornhans ............,...o Ia
Summary: Runs--Stinson, Gust. Donovan.
lrmschcr (0; shumaker. Henry. Welcher.
Poole. -Two-bnso hits-Irmschcr (2l. Stew
art Homo run--Henry. Sacrifice h.ts--
Stewart Poole. Stolen bases-HurIey (?).
Allen tO. Waloher ,e). Gust. Struck out
(Continued on Second Page.]
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Totals...:is t0 % 16 Totals. 80 10 80 IS 2
.Eattcd for Kelly In thirteenth.
Tran for Meyers in seventh
>. tPatted for Stroud In thirteenth.
st., LOUIS Observation-Disclosures
rev YORK ...S.....,..3 o. 10000 o o IA
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Totals....T IL 81 S 2 Totals....so 42Il!
RATED for Sheehan In eighth.
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(Continued ON Second Page.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
PlungeS To Death To
Escape Indian TraiIers

San lwuafdIuo, cat, July 9 Tmck
ed hy Indians until In desperation hc
drowned himself WINS the probable futu
.ot Santos Castor, Mexican mctcr em
ploye of Needles, whose body hus been
found iu the Colorado river This wat
the opinion of the sheriff 's posse which
arrived here today nftcr investigating.
About July ! nm Indian named Leo
Irving was killed 10y u Mexican The
Indians were much inccn-ci against
the MeElrans aud threatened 10 mkc
the wnrpnth Their wrath suddenly
cooled Al the same Time Co.tor di1
Appeared The pulhwitics believe the
Indians reyaugcd the death of Irving
by rclcutlo.ly following Castor who had
gone on short trip into the desert, mn.
.til hc plunged into the river rather thnn
fan into thr hands uf the suyugrs.
Questioned by the sheriff. Indians
admitted trailing q man for miles toh
point near where Castor was found
Further than that they refused 10 make
any statements.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
SHRINERS ENROUTE TO
[ SEATTLE FROM ALL
PARTS OF COUNTRY

Seattle, Wash, July BY special
steamer from Vancouver, the first big
delegation Of Shrine visitors to the
national convention here next week.
will arrive in Seattle tonight. They
represent the ShHnes Of Muskogee and
Tulsa, Okla, and Pittsburg, Kan.
\ hot fight for the office Of imper.
iul outer guard which is the first step
toward the rank Of imperial potentate,
promises TO develop between W. c. Bris.
tol, Of Al Kader temple, Portland, and
Colonel George Flmcr, of Islam temple.
San Francisco. Northwest temples are
lined UP TO support the Portland man
while California temples are solidly
backing their candlpatc. Noble and
Mrs Bristol arrived here last night.
At noon today 800 mobiles of Nile
temple, the Seattle host, marched to the
Union depot and went through a re-.
hearsal Of meeting visitors. shaking
hands with imaginary arrivals and pin.
ming roses to their lapels.
Past Imperial Potentate George l..
Brown, Of ismala temple, Buffalo. n.
Y, and Mrs. Brown, hh .rrved here
with small party n advance Of a
larger delegation coming by special
train
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
BROOKS TO TALK ON
WORDS AND THEIR
INFLUENCE" TONIGHT
Evangelist Takes Issue With
Rev. LOVeland On Re-
marks Last Sunday

"Words and Their Influence" will
be the subject Of Dr., Brooks sermon
tonight at the revival ON CLemeketa
and Seventeenth streets. Mrs. Blanche
Liston. .Niemeyer viii give as a read
ing DR.. Henry Van Dykes great prose.
poem "The Lost Word. " Prof. Fitz
and Mrs. Galloway wlH contribute a
duet.
The meeting was we'll attended last
night
After the meeting last evening the
soloist sang "Make New Friends,
But Keep the DID, by Parry; cab.
sent" by Medcalf, and "The Reoui.
EN-, F" by Robert Louis Stevenson.
He paid . high tribute to Miss Alice
Baker, his 0ccompanist, aud said he
considered her one of the best he had
ever sung with anywhere between Sa.
lem and New York City.
DR.. Francis l.. Loveland, pastor of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
Portland, in his address last sunday
at the union meeting held in Wilson
square, under the auspices of the Salem
Ministerial union, "vi0latcd good
taste and the prophecies of the occa
sion" by his remarks concerning the
ordinance of baptism, according to Rev.
Brooks, in his sermon last night, be.
fore an audience at the tent at Chemek.
eta and Seventeenth streets.
Rev. Brooks referred coustically to
the Portland pastor S remarks, dcclar.
\ing that DIR. Loveland had been invited
to Salem by the ministerial association,
some of whose members believe the
Bible on the subject Of BAPTISM
CDR. Loveland, Z" continued the evan.
gelist, Unnecessarily and grututiously
slapped in the face part of the min.
isterial association whose guest he was,
the director of music, most Of the sing.
ers, the soloist, and a good part of the
audience, all for the sake, apparently,
Of little dubious applause,
"In demonstrating his independ-
ence of the commands Of Christ, and
his contempt for the sincere convictions
of an important part of his hearers
the Portland pastor owes Salem an apol
ogy." 4
DR.. Brooks spoke last night on
the subject of "a Continuous Rebel
lion" 1t was one of the strongest
sermons of the series Professor
Fitz sang "Thy win BE Done" in hil
usual pleasing manner.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Jack Barton pt ux 20 Sanford G..
Mills. lot J, block l., Cowlcs Central
addition 70 Woolhurn,
Sanford e. Mills ct ux to Jack Bar.
ton, WI, Of lot. and s, block 4,
Whitman's 2d addition to Woodburn.
Jno. r. Green ct NIX TO Joseph Archer
ct ux, part T., g. Cooley claim No. AZ.
5lW.
p. r. Brown ct NIX to j. r. Starr, lot
], block J., Coming 5 addition 20 Silver.
ton.
Hattie 4. llllge 10 D. D. Gorsl.ne,
part r. D. kuzcr claim, sections aud
ij, Jaw.
John A. Dittar ct ux TO Joseph Spen.
Ger part j. NJ. Denny claim No. 6Js.
l.W.
Baldwin q Namack 10 Mrs. Louise
wilkins, lot q West Hollywood
Baldwin and Nauach to Mrs Louise
wilkins. lot West Hollywood.
Leonard Reynolds et ux 10 Tina w.
Easthurn. par r. G.. Coffcy claim 80,
Is, J ", part .Iatt'3G, :, 2 W, part Juo.
Rudolph claim I y, 2 w.
Abhie EcEhm' ~ yir 10 Frank Y
Beck, lot. 3 anN 8, block o, Whitman 2.
First Add W10Ibum.
Harry De~sr pt ux 20 Alice VI. Grace
N D. lot lll NoSart's Add. shyorton
cemetery
Jennie IS Haugool 10 Ociaya Good.
year. lot g. block 3 Hubbard.
Arthur h. IaiIar 81 ux 10 q. W
Lailar lol " block 10, Faimouuf Park
ADD. Salem
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
Monte Monticello Is
Taken By Surprise Attack

Geneva, July Sin daring mid
night surprise attack from the rear
Italian Alpine troops captured Monte
Monticello, according to dispatches re.
ceivcd here today. The Austrian de-
Tenders were taken entirely unawares
and those not killed or wounded took
to flight,
The Italians were forced to scale the
peak step by step in order to reach the
Austrian positions. They roped them
selves together, made the hazardous
climb by clingmg to projecting rocks,
and then charged the enemy before re.
sstance could be offered
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
UNIVERSITY BULLETINS
ARE SENT TO HOLLAND
Dutch Farmers Get Word Of Results
of oregon Study of Potato Industry
and Send For Copies For Themselves

University of Oregon, Eugene, July o,
The Potato Bulletin, recently issued
by the Department Of Industrial and
Commercial Survey of the University
school of Commerce, and widely dis.
tibuted among potato dealers and ship.
pcrs in Oregon, is now meeting with a
large and insistent demand from out
side the state.
The Bulletin dealt principally with
Oregon problems, but in order to handle
these with a proper basis Of comparison,
Prof. H. b. Miller who compiled it,
made a thorough study of worldwide
conditions in the potato industry, and
it is this that is causing a worldwide
demand.
The latest foreign request for copie,
met by the University comes from Hol
land through the American Vice.ConsuI
az Rotterdam. Bulletins are asked fol
10y the following societies which repre-
sent more than 100000 members; Ned
erIandsche Landhouw Comite, Neter
laudsche Tuinbouwraad, and Nederland
s.he Maatschappy yoor Tuiuboaw en-
llantkunde
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
McMinnville viii Come
On Special Train To Salem

The NcMiuuyilic Ella and baseball
fans win Journey 10 Salem ON spocnl
train sunday to see the game between
fhe Senators aud the AltMmnyllc
''Yclohaus. % II is expected that about
2-j spectators win come on the special
which leaves McMumyillr at D:2O a.,
m anil arrives IN Salem at n o'clock.
The special viii leave Salem ON the
return trip to McMinuyillc az p m,
making stops at an way points
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
Man With Birthday Cake
Arrested As An Assassin

Tarrytown, n, ", July 9 Anton Won
Mngs, of Chicago, was taken into Gus.
tody here yesterday because he brought
John y, Rockefeller birthday cake
three feet high, He was refused nd.
mittancc TO the Rockefeller estate by
guards who handled his cake giugcrly,
fearing a bomb,
The police declare Won Mings admit.
ted he had been in the Poughkccpsic
insane asylum Mt one time, He claimed
TO be an old friend of Rockefeller.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
JAPAN WANTS NO TROUBLE.

Seattle, wash, July s.--"Japan has
too good business sense 10 make trouble
with 4 market that Is worth 70 her
sl51.000,00O a year.
This j. the way a. Yamashito, cliitr
Of the Osaka Illustrated News. who
is here for a few days with a party of
Osaka business men, answers the quea.
tion Of whether japan wants war with
the United States
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
Coast League Scout
Pays Visit To Salem

Jimmie Richardson, former league
umpire and at present chief scout for
Manager McCredic, of the Portland
Beavers arrived in this city last
night on trip through the underbrush
of the valley in search Of possible big
leaguors. Jimmie says the "woods is
full Of 'em" but real baseball players
are scarce as usual, and that the Ordin.
ury idol Of the fans often lacks some
essential qualities Of the major league
baseball player, Richardson may pos.
sibly umpire Sunday y game between
the Senators and McMiunvillo in this
city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09

Rome, July New peace proposals
have been made TO Serbia by Austria
and Germany, according to the Nish
correspondent of the Giornalc D'Italiu,
in a despatch here today. Serbia was
offered territory in Albania with an
outlet on the Adriate IL the Nish
government would ngrec to terms of
peace Immediately the correspondent
leelnrod. Serhin refnseh.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
sauabblo oYer nm Mlne

Portland, ore, July g.HAllcgiug
that he was forced out Of part owner.
ship in Tin mine In the Port Clar
cncc district OF Alaska, j, j. Cusuck
has today filed suit against the Amer.
lean Tin Mining company of California
and Nevada, f. r. Kendall George W.
@auborn, Francis Cutting and D. T.,
Cutting.
ousock asserted in biz complaint TINT
deal wnB engineered in 1905 by which
bc lOst his $1,000 shares vi Nork, 0r
iglunIly sold at tld6 2}, but which boz
reality wus worth sG "a shufr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09

appropriation. This allotment was
conditioned, however, Mr. Lewis uys.
upon fhr rOnd being completed this
year. "Ihi4 conditional allotment, q"
says Mr Lewis, "by tho board was
based upon Mr. Confines report Of
May -, which assumes that prior pay.
meuts had been made iu accordance
with the contract, and that tbc con.
tbrt price. would govern iu finish.
ing the work"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
Evelyn Thaw Too III
To Testify Says Doctor

Malone. y. Y. July g.-Evelyn Nes-
bit Thaw was confined 20 her bed here
today upon the order of her physician.
She is reported TO be on the verge Of
prostration owing TO the knowledge
that she is TO be compelled TO testify
in the sanity trial Of Harry H. Thaw.
The writ issued for Justice Hendricks
Yesterday, calling for her appearance in
court had not yet arrived here this
afternoon
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
BAND CONCERT

Marion Square, Friday p. M.
I. March, "'Bride Elect" Sousa
2, Overture, Raymond ..... Thomas
3, Comio Opera, "Chimcs OF Normandy.
T. soprano solo, "TIayaua' ........
Mrs Halle ponshllinges
Q. Concert waltzes, "Italian Nights'
B Trombone solo, Romance Bennett
NJ Oscar s'eelhammpr
T. Musical Comedy "The Firpfly"
............. ........-....... Frml
s. la) Danse panseunc Scattering
of The Roses
lhl Chinese Characteristic Hon Lee y
. March. Selected
Please bring this program with you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
GET ONLY $1,000 A YEAR FOR
SPEAKING SEVEN LANGUAGES

Washington lnly s.--Pcrsms able 10
speak Russian Polish, German, French,
italian, modern Greek aud japanese
languages aHl willing 10 receive
$500 year for it in service 20 the
government as trarslat0fs were being
examined here today by the eiyil ser.
vice commission.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
VANCOUVER MAN KILLED.

Vancouver b. g., July S,-Jme No.,
at dawn, somewhere In France. u,
group Of Canadian officers aud a
chaplain were moving trm grave tn
grave of Canadian soldiers who had
fallen, paying their last respects q
snircr picked OF Captain Rober' p. b.
Bu.eombc, ton Of Frod Busg0mbc,
former mayor OF Vancouver Nc wal
bllci instantly according TO letter
which arrived yesterday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
Los Angeles shriners Leave.

Los Angeles Cal, July a.-Thc Los
Angeles Shriners special IS scheduled
TO leave late this afternoon, carrying
l2j mobiles TO the conclave at Seattle.
The local delegates reach San Francisco
tomorrow morning. They intend 10 pa.
rude bon automobiles and visit the pnna.
mh-IncifIr eXnnitlon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
Danish steamer Burned.

Copenhagen, July 9.-The Danish
steamer Ellen, cn route for Liverpool
with cargo Of lumber, was set on
fire by a German submarine and de-
stroyed il was learned today. The crew
escaped and reported the loss OF the YES.
sci upon arriving ut Hclsiugfors.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-07-09
COL BLETHEN SINKING.

eDaitI". Wash, July o. The death ot
Colonel Alden j. Blcthou, clOic of thu
Seattle Daily Times rs 70 matter ot
hours h physicians say today llo
n H0.ug uwlly
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Neufralizes excess acid, instantly re-.
lieyes Indigestion, heartburn, belching
sour stomach etc. One teaspoonful In a
little water after eating Pleasant;
wholesome; inexpensive; az an drug.
gists everywhere iu either powder Or
tablet form.
B.uratei Magnesia, so. % =. Goth
Street, ~. \. g.