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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Watching the Scoreboard
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Spider Baum won ton inning game
for the Seals, never losing his grin
even when Wolverton had whole
utablc Of rclicf hurlers warming up on
the sidelines,
Brief knocked one Of Khwittcr' =
hugzers into the hlcachers and scored
two runs. A third tally Ia the fifth
won the day for Salt Lake with the
Oaks lasting another defeat
The mud bali was knocked rudcly
about at Portland md the Beavers trim.
mod the Angels by one nee margin
RAIDER Of Vcrnon, beat ont a perfect
hunt in the eighth, 2 80 to first by the
old stop watch,
Scott's double TO the scorcboard in
the thirteenth enabled the Rcd Sox to
trim Detroit,
Alexander permitted hui four safctes
IN the first at Philadelphia
Cincinnati groyoled twice phillcs
won the second with q three run rally in
the eighth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
COAST PLAYER DEFEATED.

Southampton, Aug. 25 Ward Daw
son, the coast player who attracted
great attention by His performance In
the matches for the Meadow club cup
here yesterday, was defeated in tho
fourth round today by W. W, Wash.
burn.
Leonard Beckman, ~, noller Of the
national intcrschohslic t,le, defeated
Harold A, Throekmorton The courts
were heavy owing to the rains Of last
night Results in tho fourth round
follow
Beckmuu defeated Throckmorton,
"a, 80, SOD.
Walter Merrill Hail defeated Or.
William Roeuhaum, 90. 30, 6l.
W W Washburn defeated Ward
pawson Ga. 30 SO
y \ Whitucy defeated w. T., Suy.
der 90, 60
q, G, Gamer defeated Lyle u. Mahan
az, Qi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
CLAXTAR news ITEMS

Capital Journal Special Service.)
Claxtar, Ore, Aug. ga pleasant
party assembled at the Bert Morrison
home in Keizer Bottom on Wednesday
IN honor of the 9th birthday of little
Ruth Morrison. Among those present
were number of little folks from
ClaXtar. The time was spent with out.
door games. The tables were placed
beneath the great fir trees and the
little people did ample justice to the
good dinner served at 5 o'clock The
invitation list comprised the following
children; Violet and Neal Newton,
Stevie and Alton Basey, Marguerite
Matthes and Tessa Hall, besides the
little hostess, Ruth and Ethel Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Day are guests
of friends at Metolius, eastern Oregon.
The Chas. Hartman geological sur.
yeyors are here surveying. They will
make new series of maps, prints, ETC.,
of willamette valley for the new edi.
ton of biographies, ALIASES, etc.
The " First Indian Fair" in session
this week at Siletz, is proving draw
! ing card, so say those in position to
know. Many from Chemawa are at.
tending. Among the attractive features
are canoe races, Indian curios and manv
of the strange and intores+;na u ao,,ns ',"o -
another day will he shown saur1 Amonn on
Others the Coho Indian asmos oian n1 th :
Nuhl-dulth game by the Indian women
A number are attending from faraway
Carlysle school, also a large percentage
Mrs Robert Kerrs ;s ogo ooo;n III =.
her home. She is won i,S" "lm =, h AZ
where she frementlv visi+s Ior oiata ntde ~
Mrs. VIM. Rickman ''' '' ''''ei
John Hansen Inoves +oaor Co.. -.
home in the AIcntian Is,onSs A0i HE
Elmer Wesley is nxnnotod "nu'' ho.,o A..
Astoria today after oveu sovoroI noiiie Hl lr0Ill
spent near Astoria NJ WV 'ns -
well known in Winama++o UStiey u
circles. where he woS nrom;nou4 u4' "; e'o.ty ~
letics. "' = '"'ii'"V III a'n'
Mr., John Riro n;,o. g A.
steamer Oronono was p''o On % o,or ene IlHel 1I
guest at the William woa+,o,, y ia,''n ,9uno"y
Mr.. and Mr.. TwoI IT..ey ITt.o no,he'
their three children Alico ''' 1"1Ia I%ch anG G
Victor, are spending ' fa,r 1n',n nuroa anu h
ocean. '''s " IL" u"ys ao the
The John Westlovs snon. Co.,.
Polk county Tboy omt ,pomt iUur T uayS III
returned Monday Thev fonnIy ,nuay ,t ano
Westley's mother Mrs / n o"HH a15o..',lI. Mrs II.
much improyed IN lo' boo1.h ~ VI Alderman
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

: ,,;' a Wood ct ux to E S Barker, LOT
o. DIX !, Cardwell add, Salem, ''
A A Lee ct ux to W h Kloster Of nv
lot ) DIX $, Capital Park Add, salem. va
,ot : ! II &c ,G,,oodding ct ux to Emil R Nelson
corner said block in st Paul, Ore "
) A Ness ct ux to ] II Nerisor -,
d II Smith ell 1851 W. O"' p
kins pt d L c Sam Miller. iO.SW "
Son SOtyallls .S 4 Eastern Railroad Co t,
rSoi J'"csa osaotd tac'tic company, all property
way. ""u Iigntot
c c Royal (singlc) to L R Ntmo.
. f. y :" q sec 2'S
,.,, y II Nerison ct ux to S A Ness. drive
Silyerton. ''' Siue"aik II
Mamie A BarnCman ct vir to 1ossr,
: Phnsky, land in Highland aaai,;dn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
No Fires In Polk.

Supervising Fire Warden W. V. Full.
Ter went to the old Martin mill ON salt
creek Monday morning and extinguish.
cd a blaze that hid been burning in n
sawdust pile since the fire that destroy.
ed n barn on the mill property a couple
OF weeks ago. With this fire stamped
out there remains no forest fires Of any
nature in this county, although there
was large blaze reported in the vi.
entity of the Butler Store last saturday
afternoon, but It was later fond ont
that the same was over the line in Yam.
hill county and that 1t was hardly pos.
sible for it to reach tae Polk county
line. The smoke, however, is still heayy
in the mountains west Of this city. but
u has presumably drifted down from
fires in Washington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROP
ERTY BY ADMINISTRATOR

In the County Court of the State of
oregon for the County of Multnomah.
In the matter of the estate of Rose f.
McElroy, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the ad-
ministrator of said estate, that by yir.
tue OF an order made and entered by
the County Court above named. on the
oth day of June, 1915, he will sell at
private sale for cash, for the purpose
or paying claims and expenses of ad-
mialstration, the following described
real estate, situated In the County of
Marion, State of Oregon, to-wit:
:. Beginning at point on the South
Llpe Of D. l.. c. of ], b. McClaine. 1888. SO
rect North, 10 degrees 2S seconds East,
IRON iron the Northwest corner of Lot 10,
block rs, of the City of Salem, Marion
0ounty, Oregon, said point is also the
southwest corner of Lot 13, Block 12. of
boise's Second Addition; thence North
~ degrees 2S minutes East, 10 feet
parallel with the center line of Cot
.,age street to a point; thence South 70
degrees 80 minutes East, 1862 feet.
parallel with the center line of Union
a, ~ w WV Ntot line OF tne Qlleys
tnence South, 10 degrees 2S minutes
west, 4O.95 feet parallel with the center
ine OF Cottage street to point on the
south line of the d. L. C. Of J. B. Nc
Oiaine; thence North 70 degrees 30
minutes West, 1862 rect parallel with
the center line Of Union street to the
East line of Cottage street; thence
North, 10 degrees 2s minutes East, 3O.95
teet parallel with the center line of
ming.
The said sale to be made for cash
70 the highest bidder, Ten per cent
.nereot to be paid at time Of sale, and
balance on confirmation of sale by the
Court so ordering said sale.
me sale to be made on or after the
iatn day Of September, 1915, and writ.
yen Yen nids will be received by the Admin
,nstrator at the office Of James N.
O, ODavis, 0Oi journal Building, Portland,
otesgon; also on the premises az III
U CLOCK a. m. of the day of sale.
r,,,na WILLIS Il. McELROY,
'1ano I.,1 ~ DAVIS, Administrator
attorney for Administrator.
FIRST publication Aug. 1918.
Last publication Sept. 2.l5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Fire Upon Americans.

Brownsville, Texas, Aug. 26.-Mexi'
cans fired on American soldiers from
across the river near Santa Maria for
two hours last night, wounding two
horses according to reports here today.
The American troops returned few
shots.
Three bands of Mexicans, numbering
about 100, crossed the river near Rio
Grande City early today. They were
pursued by soldiers and civilians. Near
Yoma, fifteen year old boy drove
off four Mexican banufts who attack
ed ranch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Indians Cease Raids.
TOOze Is Delegate
To Irrigation Congress

Capital journal Special Service.)
Dallas, Ore, Aug, 25.-Walter l.
Tooe, Jr., of this city, has been ap.
pointed by Governor Withycombe as a
delegate to the international irrigation
congress, which convenes at Stockton
September 1914; Fresno, September Is
l6; Sacramento, September 17.lS, and
San Francisco Cm September 20. Mr.
Tooze will represent this section of Ore
gon at the meetings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

r. sealed bids will be received by the
;Soun'y Court Of Marion County for the
Improvement of certain roads in Road
i1a iD,s'rle, NO 40, near Mil City, by clear
ing ana grading the same as more full
appears by the plans and specifica-
office. nv" y" i"e ~ ''''
AZ AZ bids must be accompanied by a
svluiled e'.l. check Of five per cent Of the
amount of the bid and must be filed in
@ sns ,dl, oitiee on or before Friday, septem-
Der iVth; at one o'clock p. m.
MAA GEHLHAR, County Clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
PLOT TO RELEASE
HUERTA IS OBJECT
Mexican Invasion Of Texas
Believed to Have Been
Crushed By Troops

Ell Paso, Texas, Aug. ga plot o
Mexieans to cross the Rio Grande anC
swarm into Texas here had for one o.
it's objects the release of General HUI
erta. former dictator now held at For
Bliss
The plans of the Mexicans are be
lieved to have been crushed by the
speedy military preparations which
were made here, but the army officials
/ have no doubt that followers of Huerta
Orozco and Carranza who have banded
together across the border planned to
force their way into Texas.
Arrests are expected to follow the
exposure of the plot and General Per
shing was still observing every precau-
tion today to prevent hostile Mexicans
from crossing the river. Soldiers, vigil
antes and police carefully guarded ey-
cry approach to FL Paso during last
night and a military patrol was still
maintained.
General Pershing, commanding the
Eighth infantry told of the plot last
night after comforting with officials Of
the department of justice and ordering
all troops to the camps. He said he had
been informed that members of the va
rious Mexican factions had banded to-
gether in the name of Nationalists and
planned to cross into Texas. A man,
who was not named by Pershing inform
ed the authorities or the plot and his
story appeared to be substantiated, it
was stated Soldiers and police were
stationed at bridges and at points along
the river, but the Mexieans failed to
appear and the preparations which the
American authorities we're seen to have
made are believed to have resulted in
an abandonment of the plot.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
TAFT FAMILY AT SEATTLE

Seattle, WASH Aug. 2e.-wita n wal,
coming escort composed Of Police cSio, Sv.
and Mrs Louis Lang, policemen ma |le' de'
.eet'yes' Mrs. William Howard Tao,
nsr a sister, Miss Heron; her dsu,htas
Miss Helen Taft, and her neice NJ, MI
louise louise Taft, arrived here last n,sS,
from vancouver, and left within sr,
hours for San Francisco Thsv a I'm, 'w' w'
iS sSrn september 3 with the former "a arcs y
sasn', "s,,l who will address the bankers vs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
DEAD IN BURNED SHACK.

Seattle, waohq Aug, 96--Responding
to a fire alarm early today, firemen
found the scorched body OF Charles
Arndt aged 30, blacksmith. in his
shack in the southern end ot the city
with rope tightly tied around his
neck, Death was due to strangulatiou.
The body was found on the floor aud
the police are uncertain whether Arndt
was murdered or hanged himself the
rope then breaking.
Arndt had been out Of work for some
time but had money in the bank aud
mas not in want.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
FIRE scoRcHEs TOWN

Morton, Wash, Aug. 40 "A fitc which
FOR time threatened TO destroy the
hus'ness district did damage cstimat
I'd ot $4,000 early today Rnudcl "a
pool hall and confectionery Morton Is
drug store and the Del Monte bakery
were destroyed,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Injunction Suit Heard.

The injunction suit of Henry voth
against Polk county to prevent the pay.
ment of certain warrants for service
rendered the cMnty by the Hime En-.
gineering company, of this city, was
argued before Circuit Judge II. il. Belt
ON demurrer to the complaint. rails.
ing the question as to whether Che
plaintiff had legal capacity to bring
suit in his own name, 1t is contendei
by the attorney for the defense that
the suit should have been brought un.
der the name Of Mr., Garfield, the coun,
ty surveyor. The judge rendered his
decision Monday by oyerruhng the de,
murrer and the case will be tried on IL.
merits.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
johnson only Westen PLAYER.

Southampton, n, Y, Aug. 90. vii.
liam NJ, Johnston, the only western
player left in the play for the Meadow
cup, ia preparing today for his match
tomorrow with George NJ, Church, inter.
collegiate champion,
Johnston disposed OF Robert Leroy
yesterday in hollow fashion o |, G. 9,
Ward Dawson, the other Californian,
was forced ont Of the running by Wat.
son Washburn, of Harvard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Baker County Teacher
Victim Of Assault

Baker, Ore, Aug. ga sheriff's
posse is searching today for an uniden-
titled man VINO dragged Miss Eleanor
Storie, aged 20, school teacher from
the horse she was riding and attempted
to assault her. Miss Storie fought off
her assailant until aid summoned by
ner screams, arrived Lynching is
threatened if the man is captured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Carranzaistas at Nogales.

Nogales, Ariz., Aug. 26,-General Cal
les force of Carranzistas, which has
been menacing NOgales, Sonora, for
weeks, today appeared IA miles from
the town and advanced slowly toward
it, Governor Maytorena has informa-
tion that Gales plans an attack this
afternoon. He has made all preparations
for defense. American soldiers ere in
structed to return the fire if bullets fall
on United States soil.
Indians Cease Raids.
Advices from Guaymas and Hermasil-
10 today assert that the Indians have
abandoned their raids on American set
Elements along the Yaqui river, and
are turning their attention to the dis
trict north of Guaymas in a campaign
against HermosillO, the state capital A
half.breed named Robinson, was killed
by the Indians yesterday at Ell Paso, &c
miles north of Guaymas. Numerous
, successful raids have been conducted
against villages on the Southern Pacific
railroad.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Grand Circuit Races.

Montreal, Aug 26t.rhc Grand cir.
cuit races postponed yesterday ut Dor.
val Park are being held today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26

New York, Aug. 26.--The two pair.
Of California tennis stars, Maurice f
Mclaughlin and T, o, Bundy, as de-
Tenders, and Clarence Griffin and W, NJ
Johnston, will play for the national
doubles championships September at
Forest Hills, /. l. This date was an
nouuced today by President Robert d
Wrcni', Of the National Lawn Tennis
association.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
American League.
SPORTS OF ALL KINDS

Harrisburg Pa, Aug. 26,--Outfielder
Gilhooley Of the Buffalo international
league, is member OF the New York
Americans. The consistent hitting Of
won him his new berth
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
GENERAL MUST TELL
WHY ROOSEVELT WAS
PERMITTED TO ERUPT

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X Washington, Aug. 26.-Gener.
i. al Leonard Wool viii probably
I. be asked by the war depart
X ment to explain why he invited
4. Colonel Roosevelt to the mill
< tary instruction camp at Platts- !
4 burg, n. Y, whore the colonel
4: made speech which is consid- !
4. cred as practically condemning
X President Wilson 3 foreign pol :
X icy, it was learned today.
1: Secretary Garrison said he )
4 was not yet prepared to dis )
< cuss the incident.
K )
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
PACIFIC COAST
LEAGUE STANDINGS
Yesterdays 8 Results.

At P0rtland--PortlaEd 5,
Los Angeles 4 90 innings.
At Oakland Salt Lake 3,
Oakland 9.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
National League.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26

Willesbarrc, Pa, Aug. 26,-Wlkes
barre fans today were enthusiastic over
the feat of Pitcher Joseph Meyers of
the local baseball team who pitched a
not.hit game against Albany in the New
York state league yesterday, Only one
man reached first He drew pass.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26
Sport

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LEGAL NOTICES

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. 2O.--Jimmy
Clabby left today for San Francisco
whence he will sail for Sydney to meet
Les Darcy in Il bout for the middle.
weight championship Of tho world, Clab.
BY will sail August 81.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-08-26

Oakland, Cal, Aug. 2G,--An'other con.
vert to American football was made
here today when il was announced that
st. Mury's college will play the old
game this year. ST. Mary's will bar
freshmen, Sixty candidates are expect
ed. Monday practice win start under
Co0ch i, MocAndrews, Dartmouth star,
Son Francisco Aug. 26--Expert hand.
ling brought victory here TO the sChoou'
CT Scaforcr over the Athens in u spe.
cial exposition race Off the fuir grounds,
The SeNfarcr made the course In 1884;
20, corrected time.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-06
Nine. Gervilie-Reache,
Famous Singer Is
Dead In MelU York

NEW YORK. Jan. SHINE. Ger
ville-Reache. who in private life was
Mrs. George q. Rambaud. wife OF the
director OF the Pasteur institute, OF
New York, died al Roosevelt hospital
late yesterday, after an illness of
blood poisoning. Mime. GerYille-Reaehe
was one OF the best-known contraltos
in America, and until her retirement
a few years ago. after her marriage
was premier contralto OF the Metro
politan Opera company
Her illness puzzled the attending
physicians, but last week. in an effort
TO sEve her life. Dr. Rambaud gave
her two pints of his blood in two
TRANSMISSION operations. The couple
had two small children.
Madame Gerville,Reache was born
In France. She attracted attention
about 10 years ago In Paris. when
singing at a recital given by her teach
er. At the instance OF a well-knowr
singer she studied grand opera and
subsequently made her debut on the
operate stage In Gluck's "Orpheus and
Eurydice." She later appeared II
Brussels, Belgium; thence she cam,
to New York.
She appeared in Detroit about /,
year ago.
The Detroit times., 1915-01-06

uses on the corner when he Is telling
the lady with the new electric that,
even IL she is the wife OF the alder
man OF his ward, he can't give her
the whole street.
She Is me daughter | said with
emphasis and conviction Tim Just
threw back his head and laughed His
good nature came back to him.
Not this time, Annie he shouted
as be came around the table and kiss
ed me. It's p. Timothy O'Connor. Jr..
that's comm to live with us In the
near future, and you needn't be wor-
rying about what we do be dom with
CURL In the family And. Miss Mar
garet, I'm so scared for fear it won't
be a boy"
But thought you wanted a girl,
Annie?"
IL don't, Mavoorneen; | don't.
just said that so that IL the little spal
peen turned out to be a CURL Tim
would try and be continued, because
he would be sure that | wanted one
What is Il. Miss Margaret, those
kings and quaines do 10 make sure OF
the sex OF their babies?"
II don't know, Annie. and / do not
believe anyone has as yet solved the
question OF determining the sex OF q
child before birth. Nature would not
leave that TO humans TO decide, for
there would be sure TO be a pre-
ponderance Of boys"
DO you think so, Miss Margaret7'
Sure. for | believe most women
! feel that their sex have the worst enc
of IL, and. while they love their daugh
tiers much after they come. IL given
their choice, they would ask for most
OF their babies 10 be sons
"And now. Annie, | tell sou what
20 do. Come over here every Tues
day morning. just the same as usual
Show Hilda just how YOU do my iaun
dry and the rest Of the time sew On
your baby clothes I'll help you plau
them"
That's fine. Miss Margaret for "
know I don't know how to sew very
well. and the future mayor OF this
town must have something purity e
lcover his little nakedness."
The Detroit times., 1915-01-06

performances, the room was darkened
and Santa Claus distributed bags oil
popcorn to the sleeping Riddles"
Elsie Frances, former member OF
room b, has moved to Texas. Some
OF the girls who regretted her depar
ture, presented her with beautiful
silver vanity purse.
Thursday afternoon, Dec. %, Miss
Rouse. the teacher of room b, ar.
ranged a program in which Alice VIII
son, Edith Brown and Mirth Mason
played a prominent part II was ap-
preciated by all the pupils who spent
a very pleasant afternoon.
Our soccer team added another
game to its list of victories. The
day after Christmas a game was to
be played with the McGraw team, but
they did not appear at all, so we had
the game by forfeit.
Four rooms voluntarily contributed
$40 with which to buy flour for the
Belgians, while some other rooms con-
tributed vegetables, clothing and toys
to be sent to the Goodfellow fund
Monday, Dec. %, the Northwestern
Women's club gave their annual
Christmas entertainment, at which
many Goldberg pupils were present.
On Dec. 49, under the auspices of
the w. w, G. class of the M. Z.
Grand-blvd. church. an entertainment
was given entitled "Old Maids Con-
vention." Most of the actresses were
AS class girls, who did very com
mendable work
The Detroit times., 1915-01-06
MAN ALLEGES THEFT
DURING POKER GAME

Walter A. Loveland, 81 years old
and giving his address as No. 81 Mont.
calm-st. east, was arrested Tuesday
night on a grand larceny charge, on
complaint OF Bernard Rodman, Of No
11S Cass-ave., who accuses Loveland
OF the theft Of $50 in a poker game a,
No. 322 Woodward-aye., during the
evening.
Rodman told the police that he had
$3.50 In bills when he sat in the game
and had bought three $40 stacks OF
chips and lost. He says he was rath
'er excited and, intending to hand
Loveland two IS bills for another
stack Of chips, gave him $50 bill and
70 bill by mistake. Later he noticed
the mistake, but Loveland denied re-
ceiving the big bill.
Loveland had $50 bill when
searched. but he forced Rodman 10
admit that there were several $50 bills
flashed around the table during the
night.
Supt Downey says that the free