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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-25
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
Permission Denied To
COaStSiSe Schooner Service

Washington. April 49, In ruling ON
the plea OF the southern Pacific to
retain possession OF the coastwisc
schooner Pasadena, the Interstate com.
merce commission held today that while
the Northwestern Pacific railroad from
\bion To Christine CAL, had not been
cNtruded to connect with the main line.
and the southern Pacific aud the
schooner would not be- competing be.
tween Albion and san Francisco, per.
mission was denied to continue the
schooner service between san Francisco
Suu pcdro and Rcdondo
Authority was refused the Southern
Pacific and affiliated lines to cstab.
ish q rate ot 10 cents per hundred
pounds upon asphalt. barley beans aud
canned goods to SAN Francisco, san
Pedro and Wilmington, CoL via the
southern Pacific and Steamship lines
trom Charleston, Baltimore PMMdel
phlo New York and Boston, while con.
tumug higher rates to intermediate
points,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19

Votes counted today in the Capital
Journal carriers contest indicates that
the Boys are taking a lively interest
I in the balloting. Thousands of cou-
pons were in the ballot box, and while
there is no material change in the rela-
tive standing Of the leaders, all made
decided gains
This is not a big contest, or general
one-Only carrier boys are eligible to
compete-but it will give some useful
prizes to the boys who make the best
showing in business way during the
next eight weeks These prizes will in
rldn a 500 bicycle, $40 in money, 50 in
money $3.50 in money, bicycle lamp,
bicycle pump, carriers bag, and pos
sibly some other articles. They will be
awarded by votes based ON new sub
scrptions brought in and the amount of
money collected by the boys during the
contest, as a reward for the special ef-
forts they put forth.
Denvering and selling newspapers has
been the starting point in many success
full -areers, and these boys who are
han Hing routes are embryo business.
men whose success in this field will in
a measure be indicative of the results
they may achieve later on in life. They
deserve encouragement from those they
serv regularly every evening, as they
20 over their routes, no matter how in.
element the weather, and at a time
when other BOYS may be engaged in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
DANCING TEACHER Is
FOUND DEAD SUICIDE
Was Known On Stage AS "June
Fields"--Puts Bullet Through Her
Heart, Domestic Trouble Cause.

Seattle, Wash, April 19.- With a
bullet in her heart the body of Mrs.
Effie Kerry, 30, a teacher of dancing
and the dramatic are, and known on
the stage as 'June Fields" was
found in her apartment at the Hotel
Chelsea, shortly before noon Sunday.
Deputy Coroner Frank Koepfli pro-
nounced death due to suicide, inspired
by worry over i'll health and domestic
trouble.
From correspondence in the hands of
the coroner it appears that Mrs. Derry
and his husband, j. +. Derry, a bust
ness man of New York City, had agreed
to separate. Mrs. Derry had evidently
asked her husband to obtain divorce,
and he replied that divorces were hard
to get in New York state, and sug-
gested that she establish residence in
California.
Mrs. Derry left her husband more
than six months ago to come west. She
was with relatives in Portland for a
time. She had dancing classes in
Seattle and BremertOn.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
ACTIVITY IN
REAL ESTATE

Judging from the number OF building
fers that spring building has com
menced and evidences Of the fact may
be seen on every hand. one has only
to drive out on State street, look right
and left and also on South High street
or Commercial street or 90 north on n.
Commercial street or Capitol street and
see the new buildings sprnging up on
many cross streets, the same condition
prevails on many other parts of the
city. Many wise persons have decided
to build this spring while prices Of lots
and also material are cheaper than they
have been for number of years and
while labor can be had at prices that
are fair both to the labor and the EN-
pIoyer and by taking trip ont in the
country and seeing the number of new
buildings going up there must be good
future before us. II would well pay
any one to take a trip especially north
and east out on the Silverton road
Pacific Highway OF South Commercial
street through the Liberty and Rosedale
| district
While there are not as many new
comers settling in the city this spring
as in former years, yet those who have
seen the city for the first time, and by
the way, there are quite a goodly mum.
Der this year considering the conditions
that prevail in the east, are loud in
their praise Of the beautiful wide
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
M|NTO PARK IS SCENE
OF OPENING BALL GAME
Penitentiary Team Defeats
Willamette Boys TO Tune
of 6-4---COod Contest

The baseball season was formally
opened at rhe penitentilry on Saturday
afternoon when Joe Keller s kolts met
Willamette university in the first game
of the annual series between the old
time rivals for honOrs on the diamond,
resulting in score Of GA in favor Of
the KOlts.
Coach Thompson brought his athletes
to Mimic Park and, although they were
defeated, he was consoled by the fact
that they rendered good account Of
themselves and left hoping to reverse
the decision at the next clash. When
Griggs opened the game for the Kolts
by hitting the first ball pitched for u
home run pandemonum broke loose
from the 500 fans and "bugs" within
the enclosure. Such reception damp
rned the ambition Of Brewster with the
result that the KOlts piled up lead
that was never overcome but which was
pressed closely toward the end Of the
game.
It wa sentircly "Too much Johnson "
for the Kolt star twirler was unbitablo
in the pinchcs. Twelve Of the college
boys whitfield and most of them did so
at critical periods of the game. Addams
who succeeded Brewster in the 9th in.
ming held the Kolts safely till the end
Of the game and had he gone in at the
start then is no telling what the result
might have been.
ror willamette the hitting Of Shislcr,
the fielding OF Vickery and the battery
work Of Addams and Doanc featured.
For the Kolts, the work Of Grigg3, John.
son, 1ouncc, Hcnning, Kemp and Paul.
son showed that Manager Mimic would
have little trouble in signing them up
with any minor league team in the coun.
try whenever their contracts expire.
The Kolts ARE ready and anxious TO
tackle anything in the state in the base
ball line except the Portland Beavers
and are even willing TO take the Bcuv-
ers ON for series providing the Beay'
ers win the Pacific Coast League Cham.
pionship, otherwise there would be no
glory for the Kolts in beating them
Outside teams wishing games notify
Walter Thompson at peuitcnilory,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19

ment is clearly drawn the two bosses
Will 0lways bee found ON the same side
yuvertly or openly. "
" Vet they really form" continued
the colonel the oll.powcrful invisible
government rcsp0usible for the NAL
administration and corruption in the
public offices of the state.
Roosevelt B answer offered alleged
proof of his charges. lie asserted, and
proposes TO prove, that Barnes and
former Senator platt dictated his
NNoocNelt's artlm ON bills and ap.
Ponlmenis bon the New York legisa
'0fr when Roosevelt was governor. He
sAd Barnes told him there was "an
'ion'l1d working agreement with the
democrats ON legislation, to secure cam
PalEu contribution, frum wealthy men
,n,,' proposes To- prove that Barnes ana
'0Ii opposed his signing the special
'taoehl>e tax bill n 1899 because pow
'rlnl imauy.al interests opposed IT,
Ih0t Barnes worked successfully Ia
u'I''t lho direct primary bill of for.
,neF uoNcrnor hughes by au al
1an'e with the democrats was also
charged 10y the colonel. Similar fate
Oh ,he AgnewHart mti.racctraek bill
,n ,H ''VN was also recited. Open gam
pUnS M Albany, where Barnes is alleg
welt. ~ " ''0''
nA'taoggh "Boss" Murphy did no
,Ouo" barnes Course against Rowe
se'ti 1t was predicted today that h
Mou'o oe called TO the witness stand
aud mat relations Of New York dem.
'be barred "''''''''' "Ou''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19

W. U.
Good Buys In Real Estate

n mere farm, nearly all under culii.
yntiou good six room house, barn. ana
other out buildings; spring water
family orchard, two acres OF umheh
all in crop miles from salem. THIS
is a good buy Price SlO73O,
$4,000 down, balance years at Il per
cent interest.
- tt acre farm, 10 acres under
cultivation, hulanc, timber aud pasture
good Groom house, barn, other out
buildings, wclL ~ acres of young
prune trees loganbcrries, strawberries
macadam road, all stock, implements
aud household goods goes; 3 miles from
Salem Price $3.50.
Is acre farm, 50 acres under culti
walton, q room house, barn, VIII con
slider good residence property as part
payment hnlaucc To suit at per cent
interest Price $1,000.
90 ncrc prunc orchard In bearing
iocatcd seven miles from Salem. Thl'
Is good buy. Price $4,000.
acres all in Italian prunc orchard
act out a year ago. small house, barn
we'll I miles from Salem, Price Sl5OO
$3.50 down, balance 5000 per year.
per cent interest,
acres Of firs, class land, nearly al
under cultivation, good drainage Thi
would make q first class piece Of Ian,
for prmcs, 3is miles south of Salem
Price $500, $3.50 doWu, balance $40 PEE
mouth, O per ccut interest.
groom modern house In Fast Salem
bearing fruit. win consider good To-
or small acreage as part payment
Price S3SOO
acres, 3 "a acres OF ualcseD
logpuhcrrios In first class condition
some strawberries good house barn
wood.shed we'll -Four miles from
Salon This is good buy Pdc
N 600
21i acre fam lg5 a,res m1tr rul
tNatiou balance timber and pasture
win take $1,000 In Salem city prop
crly ms part payment priro S6i pc
acre, lf You have city property T.
trade look this up
10 acres OF good second growth q
timber, located close 10 Reform School
price $780, 5000 down, balance to sui
NJ per cent interest,
5room house, bath. toilet, eleetri
lights, largo east front lot; hearm
fruit; good barn, private water SUP
ply; located in South Salem. Priv
$1,000; 500 down, balance Z per cen
interest
II you want TO buy trade or sell
SEQ us,
W. H. Grabenhorst & Co
Room 2, Bush Bank Bldg,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
REUTER- COMMITS SUICIDE.

Reigate, Surrey, Eng, April l9.-Ba'
ron Herbert DeReuter, managing di'
rector of Reuters Telegram company
committed suicide by shooting himself
through the temples Sunday. Mean
choly, due to his wife's death a week
ago, is responsible.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
BRAVES TRoUNCE DODGERS.

Boston, April l9-Thc Brave, trounc.
ed the Brooklyn Dodgers to the tune of
: to . here today in the first holiday
gamn Of the National league season
The teams staged morning game in
connection with the Patriots day cclc
bralivm. The score;
Brooklyn go ! 90 90 o % 9 {
Boston ......4 o 100 3 600 -
Bcl and McCarty; Strand and Cow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19

Base on balls off johnson .; two base
hits, lIcnnng and ShisIer; home run by
Griggs; double plays, Tanner to Kemp
to IIenning, Booth to Nickery to Fla
gel; hit by pitch ball, by Johnson,
Booth, by Brewster, Tanner; wild pitch,
johnson |, Brewster ?, Adams / +; struck
out by johnson -, by Brewster 3, by
Adams 3; left on bases, O, $, p. A. W.
.U.7 Umpire, Il. II. Martin Time Of
game, | hour and 40 minutes
Score by innings
W. t.. ........O 0 / 90 / 90 0 4
o, $. I. .......2 O03O OlOO 6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
FrRn LOSS HXoHHns sso.n .non

San Francisco, April lQ,--Fire de
Stoycd 10 business houses and prac
tically wiped out the block between
Fmnklm and Ellis streets here early
today The loss exceeds 100000. Fire
man Frank Smith was knocked uucon
scious by q falling timber
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
Capital Journals Carrier Boys
Take Lively Interest in Contest

appear daily in the Capital Joarnal a
vote coupon, which will enable SUB,
scribers to assist their ravorite carrier
by clipping it and depositing it IN the
ballot box.
The contest will close May 10Th.
The result of today's count of votes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
SALEM SPORT NEWS.

TAcre will be meeting of all inter.
cstcd in u commercial baseball league
next Friday evening at 1880 o 'clocl, in
the y, NJ, C. A. rooms 1t is planned
10 form this league zen the same scheme
of the commercial basketball league
that was organized last winter
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
Sport Neus
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Pacific Coast League Standings.

t+++++++++A++++++%++++++

At Portland Venice II Portland >.
At Los AngcIes-San Francisco 80,
Los Angeles SO.
At san FranciscO-Salt Lake -,
Oakland 3.h (Morniug game l2 in
mnasl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19

Sometimes the humor of a man is so
dry that he has to buy the drinks in
order to get other men to listen to it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19

LlSt OF C0nteStanIs'
Names of carriers eligible to enter
the contest, and the number of their
routes, are:
Robin Fisher.
3-Noan White.
flames Bunnell,
5-Wm. McLaren.
G-Warren Scott.
7-Hallie Hunt.
S-Floyd Mcintyre.
9-Wm. Reinkie.
l0-Elton Thompson,
1l-Wesley H. Hammond
l2-Phillips Elliott.
l3-Loren Simpson.
l4-Benn Howard.
l5-Ward Davis.
lG-Clark NJ. Craig.
Hilary Wilson
lS-Raymmd Barton,
l9-Philip Ringle
20-Wm. Christiance,
22-W. Tristan EdmundsOn.
23-Edward II. Edmundson.
24-Yernon Tyler
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19

A conteuted, willing Aborer Is worth
so per cent more than a dissatisfied
compulsory worker.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
Saturday s Results.

At Venice ., Portland /
QI innings.
AT Los Augeles--San Francisco 10,
Los Angeles =.
AT san Francisco-SaIt Lake /, Oak.
land u.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
OREGON IS TEH VICTOR.

Seattle, WASH, April 1.-THE Uni
ycraty Of Oregon turned the tables ON
the University of Washington team yes.
tcrday winning the second game of the
series, to |.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19

American Association Louisville |,
Columbus 0; indianapolis s, Cleveland
3: Kansas City -, St. Paul !; Mime
apols 9. Milwaukee !.
Where the Teams Play Today
Pacific Coast League- Venice at
Portland, san Francisco at Los Angeles,
Oakland versus Salt Lake, at san Fran,
cisco.
How the Series Stand.
Pacific Coast League - Venice 3
games, Portland games; Oakland 3
games, Salt Lake City games; Los
Angeles 4 games, San Francisco | game,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-04-19
DISCLOSURES ARE
TO BIZ MERCILESS
IN DAMAGE SUIT

Continued from Page One.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
ROOSEVELT THINKS TINE FOR ACTION
AGAINST GERMANY HAS CONE

Colonel Theodore Roosevelt made last night
Oyster Bay repeated his belief that the time for words in
dealing Germany passed and that the time for deeds
hand His statement follows
g" suggested in the papers that the German answer
last noe-ha s the sinking of the Arabic by German
submarine and the consequent murder of certain American cit
zens-w be adequately by the Administration dismissng
Bernsto and sunderng diplomatic relations with Ger
many earnestly hope that the Administration will not take
this view for to do so would be fresh sacrifice of American
honor and interests.
THE Presidents Germany in February last was an
excellent if only had been lived up to- But every SUD-
sequent note nothing but weakness and mdy
part and the sinking of the Lusitana and of the Arabic
the Gught and the Falaba and all the sim
liar incidents have occurred represent the arrogant answers
which this weakness has inspired.
Germany nothing for the of dip
oac relations The time for words the of this nation
has long passed. and is nconcevabe to American citizens
who claim to be nheors of the traditions OF Washington
and Lincoln that representatives do not
that the time for deeds What has just occurred is
fresh and amentabe proof of the unwsdom of people in
not having insisted upon the beginning of active military
paredness thirteen months ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Faint Hope That Extenuating
Circumstances May Be Found
Restraints Presidential Action
LINER NOT conveyed,
SAYS BRITISH ADMIRALTY
Ambassador Gerard To Be Asked to Look
to German Government for Explain
stion-Envoy Recall Talked Over
From The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington, Aug 21No justification Of the topedoing of the
found the she sunk and high
Department convinced that the
theories advanced possible justification will hold
reasonable doubt the Washington
will with deberation fix responsibility for the loss
American lives and the opardzng of of Others
Therefore, Germany will be opportunity explain this
tragedy an possible show whether the conditions justified
sinking liner
of the United States the
bearing American without
warning and oportunity for being given
Berlin will be
of the sinking
of the facts they have been
the submarine commander That this might
that could communicate with submarines
difficulty and that often necessary
return o home posts.