davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1915-02-17
ASH WEDNESDAY,

Turn ye even to me, saith the Lord, with all your heart, and with fasting, and with weeping. and with mourning: and rend your heart, and not your garments, and turn unto the Lord yonr God.
 Joel HIP.
Arizona republican., 1915-02-17

The manner in which the immigration probleIl is now solving itself is shown by the statement that 21,000 aliens arrived in thIs country December as compared with 960O0 in December 1913
Arizona republican., 1915-02-17

There is talk of passing some kind of q promise shipping bill enable the administration to save it's face" But in this matter has ad- ministraton any face left to save?
Arizona republican., 1915-02-17

Charles L. Sprague, now a capital ist in Goldfield, loves his old profes- sion, as a reporter, and will run a newspaper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
ALLIES MUDDLED
BALKAN SITUATION
Diplomatic Representatives
Placed Too Much Con-
6dence In Premier
BY J. w. T. Mason.

written for the United Press.)
New York, Oct. s. London com.
plants that the allies have muddled the
Balkan situation were emphasized to-
day by the possibility that King Con'
stantine would be able to organize .
coalition ministry by utilizing some Of
the Venizelos cabinet and some Of the
opposition. II he succeeds in this move
the outcome will be serious for tho
allies. The king has apparently decided
that Greece shall not begin hostilitiei
against the Teutons.
At the same time II Is unlikely tbai
Bulgaria will attack Greece, as such 0
move would be contrary TO the Teutoni
aims.
Then the allies landing at Saloniki
would constitute an dangerous element
In fact, II Ia intimated that Paris an,
London are not In accord regarding thi
violation Of Greece's neutrality.
Furthermore Greece may interfer
with use Of II az a base Of operations il
behalf Of Serbia. While the allie
would not fight Greece, their situation
would be preearious, IT. after the troop
had reached Serbia, Greece cut thei
lines Of communication
The allies pinned their faith on th
deposed premier, venizelos, and his SUP
port crumbled under the kings oppo5I
tion. II he is reinstated, all perhap
will yet be we'll, but AT present II az
pears that the allies placed too muc
confidence In venizelos.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
LGARIA is
NOW ALLIED To
CENTRAL POWERS
Manifesto Is Published Civ.
ing Reasons for Position
Taken
GERMANS MAKEPROMISES
UF NEW lEkkIlUkY
Operations on West Front De.
voted Namelyto Cannon
aiding


Berlin, by wireless 70 sayville, L. l.,
Oct. S.-Bulgaria has Joined the Teu-
tonic allies because only in this way
can all Bulgariahs be united, accord.
ing to manifesto issued by the Sofia
government.
In. return for the sugars' aid Aus.
tro-Germany promised parts of Serbia.
giving Bulgaria frontier with Hun.
gary, which is absolutely necessary to
Bulgarian independence, the manifesto
declared
AT the same time, the statement cast
doubt on the good faith of the allies
pledges. Russia was denounced as
seeking Constantinople and the Oar.
danelles. Great Britain as aiming al
the destruction of German competition
and France as wanting Alsace. Lor.
raine with-the other allies planning ia
rob foreign countries.
The manifesto held up Austria and
Germany as defenders Of property and
peaceful progress. 1t declared that
Serbia is Bulgaria S worst enemy and
sCcused her of expressing "purely Bul
garian Macedonia with unheard OF
barbarism.' -
The Teutons, it declared, are vie
torious on all fronts and hence il
would be suicidal for Bulgaria not tC
Join them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
GREAT LABORATORY
FOR NAVAL PURPOSES
Naval Advisory Board Will
Ask Congress to ApprO-
PIRATE Eight Millions

Washington, Oct. S.-Under plan,
approved by the Civilian Navy ad,
visory board, congress will probably
be asked this winter to appropriate
about $S,OOO,0O0 for construction of "a
gigantic laboratory wherein these ex-
perts can experiment on devices to
make the American navy the best in
the world.
Their plans call for gigantic insti'
tuition, thoroughly equipped, in which
would be everything needed for carry.
ing out their ambitious schemes.
Secretary Of the Navy Daniels will
make a recommendation for the labor.
atory, though how much he will ask
is not yet determined
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
Paris Says -nsolent.
BY William Philip Simms.

United Press staff correspondent
Paris, Oct. S.-The Balkan campaign
is opening todayS
AT the same time terrific artillery
battling marks the front in the Artoi.
aid Champagne regions, while from
Russia and the Dardanelles there is
hut little fresh news, In addition tC
giving her reasons for aligning with
the Austro-G -Germans--a reason based
largely on expediency because of Bul
garia g belief in victories for the cen
tral allies-Sofia also made public hei
rejection of the Russian ultimatum
This denied that Bulgaria had employ
ed Teuton officers, as Russia claimed
but maintained the right to employ
them or anyone the nations choose.
1t also asserted that Bulgaria NIGH
borrow from anyone she desires, ant
to make any political affiliations sh'
wishes
The message is deemed here as in
tentionally insolent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

the wreck of the Mackian mill the
genial Barry was sold and now, with
his legs wrapped in sox that are red
and in Bostonese costume besides he
plays for the glory of Boston--but
somehow it doesn t seem right. | know
that the marvellous baseball machine,
which Connie had built up of yore, was
smashed by the Braves to the last
smithereen and scattered in pieces ga
lore; | know that the Red Sox have
honestly won their place in this ultim-
ate fight, but when all the talk and
discussion is done-well, somehow, it
doesn't seem right.
1t doesn't seem right that the series
should start with the Mackian outfield
not there, but it doesn't give me any
sadness of heart and l can It truly say
that | care; in fact, like some thou
sands of fans whom | know, IN tiekled
to death that its so.
For it's going to be fun--or at least
so we hope go through series
without any "dope" to sit in game
where the cards are all new and we
don't know what 8 what or exactly
y
Joe has to earn. to hold Messrs. Xii.
lifer, Cravath and By-ne and whether
this G.. Alexander the Great, can freeze
all the Bostonese bunch to the plate, OF
whether Speaker and Hooper and Car.
rigan, will hammer his curves through
the ambient air again.
guess the winner, putting IL plain
81 amt got no guess, but / hope II
won't rain.
Statements Of Managers.
Billy Carrigan:-"The Red Sox nev
or lost series and don t expect tc
lose this one. We re ready. The boys
never failed me in q bfg fight during
the league season and ! expect them tC
60 through now. But we II make oul
claims after the last game"
Pat Moran;--''If confidence wins
ball games, look out for us in this ser
les. We're ready to the last word
There's no secret about it--Alexandei
will pitch first. We're not claiming
the series in advance, but we expect
to win"
II to 10 that Boston wins the series
9 to / that Alexander wins the first
game.
10 to that If the Phillies fail t,
cop the first they viii win the secont
game.
s to that the winner must gq owe
four games to take the series.
Even money that the series will no
90 over six games.
Even money that one team doesn ,
win the first two games. .
One freak bet Of 5000 to 5000 was re
ported. that the winner will take fou
straight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
PHIL LIES WIN FIRST GAME THREE TO ONE
GREAT THRONG AT
WORLD SERIES GAME
FILLS PARK EARLY

box office ut the park The throng was
so thick it was impossible for the police
to get through it.
/ 1t goes without saying the scalpers
/ beat hasty retreat.
Red Sox at Practice.
At 1;20 p. M, after short, snappy
work out, the Phillies gave up the
field to their rivals.
/ Mays, the youngest member of the
Red SOX firing squad, took the box anu
! started pitching to tne batters. SpeaR-
er most feared of the Boston artillery,
! lined one almost TO the short rigat
field wall in his initial attempt.
Boston batters gave an early hiatt
that they were not handicapped in any
way by the short wall, when Duffy
Lewis and Harry Hooper both liled
balls into the crowd A miniature riot
ensued for possession of the spheres.
Up to lao neither manager had given
the crowd the slightest intimation who
the pitchers would be.
i Rixey warmed up for the Phillies,
but the crowd did not evince much en-
thusiasm, as it was a foregone con-
clusion that Alexander. would get the
/ honor.
/ Dave Bancroft, the young coast pne-
nomenon, drew several rounds of ap.
plause from the crowd by some fine
work at short field. lie was all over
the place, grabbing two off his shoe
tops.
While all this was going on, Alexan-
der sat in front of the Philadelphia
bench on a roll of mating and watched
the play closely.
Boston Takes Field.
At las Boston took the field for
practice. At that time, Shore was the
only Red Sox pitcher warming up. AL
exander also stepped out and began to
loosen up.
With the appearance of the Red Sox,
the royal rooters from Boston stood on
their chairs, waving pennants in time
with the band, which crashed out ''Tes-
sic. "
Burns received Alexander warming
up practice and Wagner, Carrigan &
first lieutenant, took the saoots Shore
had to offer
Difference in the size of the Phillies
park and the Boston lot was strikingly
illustrated when Gregg and other fungC
hitters put their first offerings for the
outfielders into the stand. They had
to get the snort range of the Philies
field before the outlielders could dc
any more than hike after the ball and
then watch it dropped in the midst OF
the fans.
Ten minutes before the game, it ap
peared certain the crowd would exceed
100000
d! Manager Carrgan, with Speaker anC
Wagner, officiated in the preliminary
conference with the arbiters for Bos
ton.
For Philadelphia Moran alone helt
forth. Ground rules were gone over
the managers were cautioned against
any rough stuff on the part Of thu
players-an annual habit.
Moran Gets Loving Cup.
just before the umpires called tn,
J game, Manager Moran was called to th,
plato and presented with huge low
ing cup, the gift of Philadelphia fans
who thus showed their appreciation o.
the first national league pennant Phil
, adelphia ever held.
Umpires KLEIN behind plate; Rigle
right field; o Loughlin on bases; Nv
ans in left field. Klem is umpire il
chief.
The Phillies took the field at 2:0
2 and play was called.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
BY George r. Holmes.

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
Phillies Field, Philadelphia, Oct. s.
Phillies and Red Sox began the first
game of the world S premier baseball
struggle this afternoon on as rotten q
playing field as the annual classis was
ever contested on. The infield was COW
cred with a Shiny treaeherous blanket
of muck which a small army of ground
keepers labored feverisaly but yainly
to make firm underfoOt.
Shortly before 10 o clock the diamond
was flooded with gasoline and a match
applied. The cOnflagration dried off
the surface, but scarcely reached the
real seat of the trouble Sawdust
crushed brick--everything was thrown
onto the playing plot, but all threat
ened to make the infielders crazy with
grief and CONSERVATION.
The crowd, of course, packed the
bandb box park to suffocation
Hundreds stood outside the gate and
gave up small fortune for the coveted
paper slips.
Spectators paid their winter eXpen'
ses on the proceeds Of today S barter
ing.
Bleachers Fill Quickly.
The 81 bleachers were filled within
thirty Minutes of the time the gate op.
ened, and these fans patiently awaited
the coming of the principals.
They were rewarded, or at least salts
fled at 1890 when Jonn Patrick Moran
with a good old Irish swagger, led his
white suited cohorts through the gate
under the centerfield bleachers.
Ten minutes later the Red Sox troop
ed in.
A pale, anenmic sun came out a:
Moran and Carrigan greeted each Other
with seeming fervor at the plate anC
smiled to tne camera.
The Phillies were the first to tax,
the field for batting practice. DemareC
served up some shoots for Moran {
sluggers to poke at.
3 In the meantime the Red SOX were
wallowing in the mire on the side lines
taking the kinks out of their arms. The
intield appeared so soggy that it seem
ed runner would almost surely mir,
down. Water was standing on the sur
face in frolt of the benches For
tunate enough to have been unloadeC
by the Athletics, jack Barry appeared
smiling as world S series combataa
for the 'steenth time Whitted, nov
Philly, also wore the expression o.
the eat that had just swallowed tn,
canary as he stepped up for practice
bringing recollections of the days o
the Braves.
BY one clock the crowd was stream
ing in, and at l:l5 the grandstand be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
Heavy Cannonading.

Paris, Oct. s.--Heavy cannonading
last night about Souehez and Hill l4O
at La Folie in the Artois region, was
reported in today's official com,
minque. A sharp trench battle ragged
ouSheast Of Tahure, the important
strategic point held by the French.
Artillery preparation continued at
many points, but otherwise the west
crn battle front was quiet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
Rombarding varnia.

London, Oct. s.--Varnia, the Bul
garian Black sen port. is under BON
bardment by Russian cruisers follow
ing Bulgaria s refusal to accede tc
the demands Of Russia's ultimatum
according to unconfirmed reports
reaching here today. These reports
were strengthened by the fact that a
few days ago, Russian cruisers were
reported off that port
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
National Defense Plans.

Washington, Oct, S.--Secretary of
War Garrison today submitted the
army plan for national defense, a plan
which proved surprisingly Inexpensive,
The recommendations are understood
to include;
An increase of the standing army
by 10000 men; reorganization of the
militia; creation of u reserve; an in
crease of field artillery; creation of a
reserve ammunition supply extension
of the citizen soldier camp plan; ap'
preparations will not be materially in
creased.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
MAYOR BELL ON STAND.

indianapolis, oct Mayor Joseph
Bell today, went on the stand as the
first defense witness in the ease charg.
ing him, Thomas Taggart, democratic
national committeeman, and other poll
ticians with conspiracy in connection
with the Marion county elections. The
state rested at $3.50 after three weeks
examination Of Witnesses.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
INV aeorge r.. Holmes.

Omitted Press starr correspondent
Philadelphia, Oct. s.--Groyer Alex.
ander did the expected this p. m. and
downed the Red sox in the first game
of the title series 3 to !. The big
Nebraskan never pitched better
game in some respects, Boston bat
ters were on base in every inning but
each time Alexander tightened up and
pulled himself through by his own Of
forts.
Stock scored the winning run in the
eighth. He started with a walk, wa'
sent to second by Bancroft Is single
and moved up when Shore also passed
Pasker. Cravath bingled to the in
field, which Scott was bit slow ID
fielding and Stock came home. Cravatl
however, was caught at first.
Luderus scratched a single next
scoring Bancroft. Shore lost a tougl
luck game. The breaks at all tlmei
favored tho Phillies Several tlmei
what should have developed into easy
outs, went for hits because of the sip
perry field.
Shore allowed the Phillics only fiy'
hits, whereas Alexander was touched
for eight, one in each inning.
The Phillics got away to one'ruI
lead in tho fourth. tuskert led OIL
with single, was sacrificed to see
ond by Crayath, sent to third ON Lu
dcrus' infield out and scored whei
Whitted poled single over second
| Boston tied IL up in its half Of Tho
eighth. After Scott had died, Speaker
walked on four pitched balls, went Il
second on Hobby's infield out an'
scored when Duffy Lewis laid
screaming single almost against th
left field wall.
Alexander struck out six men, max
/ ing Lewis Whit the air twice shore
strike outs totaled two.
Not an extra basehit was recorde
during tho game and sevcrnl Of III
hits were scratches. Boston's Royn
Rooters, refusing to be downheartcC
swept down on the field as Hope
made the last out Of the game an
parnded around the field to the tune q
+. Bostonus famous war song Tel
Sic" Manager Carrigan made q la'
ditch effort TO tic up the score IN th
ninth. fIo inserted two pinch hitter
but Alexander with the first game VI
der his belt, frightened mp and the
died easily.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

lin Baker secluded
from sight and Col
Inns clean out of the
play; with Stuffy
MeInnes removed
from the view aud
never a vision of
Sehang, or any at
all of that Mackian
crew, that glorious
fence { wreckine
,ang.
But soft! There
3 one of them
reeteth us still, as
lassy and fast as
IF old, for out OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
Greece Remains Neutral.

Athens, Oct s.---Greece has decided
to declare an attitude of benevolent
neutrality toward the allies, it was
learned today.
The king declared he intended to en-.
gage in no conflict with any bellger.
aot. The Greeco-Serbian treaty of 1913,
he maintained, does not oblige Greece
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

London, Oct. s--Big guns roared
more violently along the northern line
Of the half thousand mile Anglo French
western front today than during the
heaviest fighting September %, &c.
cording to Amsterdam dispatches quot.
ing reports at the Dutch Belgian iron.
tier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

{ Berlin, vim London, Oct. Ser
man progress south Of Ste Marie-Py
where the French threatened the Ger,
man railroad was officially announced
today. Counter attacks also cleared
away the French attacks east Of the
Navarin farm.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
Late war Bulletins.

Zurich, Switzerland. Oct. s.-For
spposing Bulgaria's entrance into the
war with the Germanie allies. leaders
Of the Agrarian party have been ar
rested by the wholesale, according TO
Sofia dispatches received here to-
day
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
OLD STARS ARE
MISSED IN THE
WORLD SERIES
J. Franklin Baker and His
Mighty Bat Leaves a Va
F. Cancy Hard to Fill
By Berton Braley.

(Written for the United Press.)
Philadelphia, Oct. S,-Somehow or
other it doesn't seem right to start a
worlds series this way with j. Frank
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
Score by Innings.

First. Boston-llooper upi Hooper
singled, Scott up, strike one calledi
scott sacrificed, Alexander TO Luderus'
Hooper on second Speaker upj Hoop
er on second. Speaker, strike one call
ed Strike two called. Ball one, high
Foul ball two, lowj foul. Ball three.
Alexander and Burns stepped together
for conference. Foul. Speaker walk
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

Berlin, via London, Oct 8. 49, The
three inyasions Of Serbia by Austria
and Germany are progressing satisfac.
torily the war office announced to.
day. Fighting is going on at several
places Southwest OF Belgrade, sew
eral hundred Serbians have been taken
prisoners.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

Chicago Newsi Says the Springfield
Republican: "a president on the job
is worth two swimming around the
circle. In other words rolling
president gathers no moss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

'Nolt ny lhnlhGo' -" - =
Philadelphia :. 900 100 02x-3 5
Hendrickson batted for Cady II
ninth.
xx-Ruth batted for Shore in the
ninth,
Summary; Bases on balls, off Alex
ander, 2; off Scott, 3, Runs respon'
sible off Shore, 3; off Alexander, !.
saft hits, Scott, Gardner, Cravath
Cady. Struck out, by Alexander, 8; by
shore, 2. Stolen bases, Whitfield, Hob
litzel. Time Of game, l;5S. Umpires
KLEIN, Rigler, O'Loughlin, Evans.
Attendance, 10,3i3.
Gross receipts, $5l,O66.
National commission g share, $5,lO0.'
60.
Players share, $7575.64.
Each clubs share, 0,l0l.Sl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

London, Oct. s.--Allied airmen are
reported TO have raided Iiege A
Gemmenich dispatch said five heavy
explosions were heard from there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
WAR NEWS OF ONE
n YEAR AGO TODAY

!; Germany's Antwerp lombard
y ment continued, the city afire
X in places, but unsurrendered.
X Inner Notifications are report
4. ed weakening. One report says
X Albert was wounded; another
x says he is at the Dutch frontier
X Capture of 1000 Germans in
X a lively battle by the French at
X Roye and violent cavalry fight.
x ing at Lille and Arras, were re.
x ported st. Mihiel and Argon.
X mes progress was claimed by Ger
X many.
X Russians invaded East Prus.
X sia and captured Lyck. Petro
x grad claimed Przemysl, held by
). the Aistrians, is afire and about
X to fall, but Austria claimed the
X contrary and reported halt Of
x the Russian advance in Galicia,
4 British aeroplanes bombarded
X the Zeppelin hangers at Dussei-
X dorf. Turk rtops attacked Cos
X sacks on the Tuiko.Persian
X frontier. Turko.R Russian rela
x tions are strained, Petrograd
X said; Japan prepared to bonn
x bard Tsing-Tau forts.
X X X X 4 X 4 y X 4; X X X \ 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

Athens, Oct. s.--Greece's new cab.
met, headed by NJ. Zaimis, was sworn
in today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

. London. Oct. s.-Bulgaria has struck.
Birdmen from her country scared over
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
BATTLE WON
BY ALEXANDER THE GREAT

Score Was Tied Up One to One in First Half Of Eighth
Inning But BOstOns Pitcher Went to Pieces in Last Half
Of Same Inning Eight Hits were Made off Aexandr But
He Kept them so Scattered that Only One Counted In the
Scoring
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

Blain MeCord an attorney or Wood
burn, was IN the city this morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
Germans Report Progress.

to do so in the present circumstances.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

Nish, Oct. S.--The Bulgarian min.
lister has received his passports. A
declaration Of war Is deemed only a
matter of hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

Nish yesterday afternoon, hurlng
bombs as it went, killing five and
wounding two others, according TO
Nish dispatches early today The craft
was reported to have escaped safely
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08

Oregon; Gen.
orally fair TO.
night and satur.
day; variable
winds, mostly
southerly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
THE WEATHER

******##****% X Il y !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-10-08
Fourth Inning.

Continued on page si1.)
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16

front room. however. is arranged so that it may be good for a bedroom, den or office. IL depends on the size of the family.
 There is a spaCe-saver in the dining room that is somewhat unusual. A built-in buffet reaches across the win dow recess and comes up even with the window sill. The china cupboards are extended ID each side 10 bring them level with the top Of the window casing. so that the easing and finish for the top of the window extends around the tops Of the china cabinets. The cabinet doors are nicely made and glazed with good quality of glass. The appearance of china and glass, ware in cabinet depends a good deal upon The glass in the doors.
 This arrangement places a frame around the window somewhat upon the usual order Of framing a mirror at the back of built-in sideboards. The advantage is that q novel effect IS ob- tained by substituting a window in. stead of mirror Also this window