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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-12
NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
ALLISON HILL SCHEDULE
Dates for the New Amateur Organiza-
tion Are Announced-The First
Game To-day

Following is the schedule for the new
Allison Hill Amateur Baseball League:
May II, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Eagles;
13, Galahad VS.. Albion; 13, Iner-Seal
VS.. Hick a-Thrift; II, Galahad VS.. Hick-
a-Thrift; Is, Eagles VS.. Iner-Seal; IS,
Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Albion; 10, Galahad
VS.. Hick-aT Thrift; 20, Eagles VS.. Iner
Seal; 20, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Albion; %,
Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Hick- Thrift; 81,
Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Hick Thrift; 81,
Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Galahad.
June |, Iner-Seal VS.. Eagles; 1,
Hick-a Thrift VS.. Eagles; 2, Rdg. Ry.
A. A. VS.. Galabad; 8, Iner-Ssal VS.. AL
bion; 3, Hick a-Thrift VS.. Eagles; z,
Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. .Iner-Seal; s, Gala
had vs.. Eagles; s, Hick-a-Thrift VS.. AL
bion; 8, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Iner-Seal;
10, Galahad VS.. Eagles; 10, Hick-a-
Thrift VS.. Albion; is, Albion vs. Eagles;
Is, Iner-Seal VS.. Galahad; II, Albion
VS.. Eagles; II, Iner-Seal VS.. Galahad; !;
81, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Eagles; %, Gala
had VS.. Albion; 22, Iner-Seal vs.. Hick-
a-Thrift; 90, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Eagles
"a, Galshad VS.. Albion; "a, Iner-Seal
VS.. Hick .a-Thrift; %, Galahad VS..
Hick-a- Thrift; 30, Eagles vs.. Iner-Seal;
20, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Albion; 80,
July 1, Eagles VS.. Iner-Seal; 1, Rdg.
Ry. A. A. VS.. Albion; 6, Rdg. Ry. A. 4.
VS.. Hick-a- Thrift 8, Rdg. Ry. A. A.
VS.. Hick- Thrift; -, Rdg Ry. A. A.
VS.. Galahad; 1S, Iner-Seal VS.. Albion;
1S, Hiek-a-Thrift VS.. Eagles; IA, Rdg.
Ry A. A. VS.. Galahad; 10, Iner-Seal
VS.. Albion; Is, Hick-a-Thrift VS..
Eagles; 10, Rdg. Ry. A. A, VS.. Iner-
Seal; 20, Hick-a-Thrift VS.. Albion; 20,
Galahad VS.. Eagles; 21, Rdg. Ry. A. A.
Va. Iner-Seal; %, Hick-a-Thrift VS.
| Albion; %, Galahad VS. Eagles; 81
| Iner-Seal VS.. Galahad; 81, Albion VS.
Eagles; %, Iner-Seal VS.. Galahad; 20
! Albion vs. Eagles.
August 2, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Eagles
8, Galahad VS.. Albion; 8, lner-Seal VS.
Albion; 3, Iner-Seal VS.. Hick-a-Thrift;
| 4, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Eagles; 5, Gala
! bad VS.. Albion; 5, Iner-Seal, VS.. Hick
a.Thrift; 8, Galahad VS.. Hick-a- Thrift;
10, Eagles VS.. Iner-Sea; 10, Rdg. Ry
A. A. VS.. Albion; IL, Galahad VS.. Hick
a-Thrift; IL, Eagles VS.. Iner+Seal; II
'Rdg Ry. A. A. VS.. Albion; II, Rdg
Ry. A. A. VS.. Hick-a.Thrift; 10, Rdg
Ry. A. A. VS.. Hick "a Thrift; %, Hick
a-Thrift VS.. Eagles; "a, Iner4Seal VS.
Albion; "a, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.. Gala
had; 25, Hick-a-T Thrift VS.. Eagles; 26
Iner-Seal VS.. Albion; 26, Rdg. Ry. A. A
VS.. Galahad; 80, Rdg. Ry. A. A. VS.
Iner-Seal; 81, Hick -a-Thrift VS.. Albion
81, Galahad VS.. Eagles.
September /, Rdy. Ry. A. A. VS.. liner
Seal; 2, Hick a-Thrift VS.. Albion; 2
Galahad VS.. Eagles; Z, Iner-Seal VS.
Galahad; Z, Albion VS.. Eagles; 8, liner
Seal VS.. Gaiahad; 8, Albion VS.. Eagles
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AWARD CASINO PRIZES
Bowling Season Officially Closes In
Harrisburg

Prizes awarded in the Casino bowl
ing classes, which brings the bowling
season to a close, are as follows:
Winners in the five-man events, team
csptained by Buttorff, first prize, $40.
Team captained by Owen Ross, sec
ond prize, $3.50; team captained by
B. B. Luck, third prize, $3.50.
Winners in the doubles, first prize,
Montgomery and Rementer, $40; sec
ond prize, Basch and Norris, $3.50;
third prize, Jacoby and Kelsey, So;
fourth prize, w. Miller and Early,
$3.50; fifth prize, Trace and Johnson,
$500.
Winners in the singles, first prize,
A. d. Miller, $3.50; second prize,
Montgomery, $5; third prize, B. B.
Luck, $3.50; fourth prize, Barnes,
$3.50; fifth prize, Farley, $I2; sixth
prize, Hopwood, $3.50; seventh prize,
Snyder, 81.
Winner of the all events, Montgom-
cry; high single game, w. Bitner, 259;
high match total, Basch, 705; Most
spares covered, Black, A; most
strikes, Montgomery, so.
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GOLDEN EAGLES BIC PARADE
Knights From Eastern and Central
Pennsylvania in Demonstration
Grand Castle Opens Sessions

Lebanon, May 1l2.-The climax in
the Knights of the Golden Eagle Grand
Castle convention here this week was
reached yesterday afternoon in the
parade of several thousand members of
the military and civic branches of the
order. Coming from all parts of East
ern and Central Pennsylvania, they
marched to the music of many bands
over route five miles long, along
thoroughfares lavishly decorated and
earned the plaudits of thousands.
Daniel R. Tschudy, of this city, was
chief marshal, and among the organi-
cations participating were the First,
Second and Third regiment, K. G. E.,
under Grand Chief John B. Graybill,
of Lancaster, commander-in-chief.
City Councilman Edwin U. Sewers
delivered the address of welcome to the
delegates at the opening session of the
Grand Castle yesterday morning in the
Academy of Music and response was
made by John B. Graybill, the grand
chief. The Rev. Aaron Bartlett, chair
! man of the local general committee,
also spoke. Last evening the visiting
knights and ladies were guests at
ball in the Sons of America hall.
Immediately following the parade
the competitive drills were held and
early last evening these awards were
announced: Susannah tommandery,
Hellertown, $50, competitive drill;
Lancaster commandery, $25, for most
men in line; Denver commandery, $25
for finest uniformed commandery; Nor
ristown castle, $25, for largest number
of men in line coming greatest dis
tance; Boyertown castle, finest appear
ance.
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FRoHMAN's BRITISH RECEIVER
His Attorney Named to Take Charge
of Estate in London

London, May livestock Wool
ridge, legal representative in this coun
try of Charles Frohman, of New York
one of the victims of the Lusitania dis
aster, was yesterday appointed re
ceiver and manager of Mr.. Frohman 's
estate, by the Chancery Court, on ap
plication made by Dion Boucicault, who
is creditor to the extent of $2,500.
This appointment is made to cover
only the period until personal rep
resentative can take charge of the es
tate, Mr.. Frohman having died intes
tate, according to a statement made to
the Court.
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Elizabethtown Here SATURDAY.

The Elizabethtown team will invade
Harrisburg for a game with the Har-
risburg Independents on Saturday aft
ernoon. Elizabethtown has one of the
fastest teams of its history and last
Saturday added the Lancaster team to
its list of vanquished. The Chambers
burg team. will play here May 20 and
the P. R. r. Y. NJ. C. A. will engage
the Harrisburg Independents May 90
and 81. Reading will play here on
Memorial Day.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


st. Louis, Mo-, May 12.-Thc Ath-
letics inaugurated the second series of
the Western invasion by trimming the
Browns, to 0, yesterday afternoon in
a game which was featured largely by
Bob Shawkey s. alright pitching dur
ing such moments as he was not pass
ing himself into hole.
R. H. E.
Athletics e. OO020 0-S Z 1
st. Louis 20 0 0 0 0 0 90 8 4
Shawkey and Schang; Hoch and Ag-
new.
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baltimore M. P. Team Counting

The first game in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Motive Power League will be
played Saturday afternoon on diamond
No. 2 on Island Park, with Baltimore.
Breckenridge, formerly of the Scran-
ton team of the New York State
League, will pitch for the locals. Will.
liam B. McCaleb, superintendent of the
Philadelphia division of the Pennsy,
will toss out the first ball.
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Walsh to Raioin SIX Snnn

los Angeles, Cal, Nay 12.-Ed.
Walsh, the Chicago American League
club pitcher, who suffered a severe at
tack of grip two weeks ago, announced
Monday he had entirely recovered. He
had short workout Monday and said
ne would leave for Chicago in ten days.
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Mercersburg, II: Hiler. 4

Mercersburg, May 12.-Yesterday
afternoon the Mercersburg Academy
baseball team easily defeated the Hiler
A. C. of Steelton, by the score of IL
to 4.
Hiler A. C. 900 00O1O30- 4
Mercersburg a 1912 Oil
Home run, Sidler. Struck. out, by
shupp, 81 by Rupp, =. Bases on balls,
off Shupp, a; off Rupp, 2. Sacrifice hit,
Eberly Time of game, 1.30. Umpire,
Traub.
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Inner- Seal wants Games

The Inner-Seal baseball team would
like to arrange out-of-town games for
Saturdays during the season. Address
w. +. Stroup, manager, National Biscuit
Company, Union Square.
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Millersbu-g Wants Game

The Millersburg club of the Dauphin.
Perry league would like to arrange a
game for Saturday afternoon with a
strong local team. Will pay reason
able guarantee. Call C. W. Rubendall,
Bell phone, 1854.
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TwO.base hit, EsterIine. Struck out,
by Gilday, 3; McCloskey, 5. Base on
balls, off Gilday, O.; off iMcCloskey, 1.
Left on base, Shade. First base on err
rors, Federals, 2. Missed third strike,
Fegley. Umpires, Ellis and Lebo.
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Draftsmen Draw on island

The State Highway Department and
the P. R. R. Drafting Room, teams bat
tied to a three.three draw ON the is.
land yesterday.
R. H. L.
Highway Dept. OIL 002 O-3 4 8
Drafting Room 0 l 0 2 0 0 0--3 2 3
Jeffries and Wrightman; Fletcher
and Calhoun.
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Cleveland, 8; New York, I

Cleveland, May 12.-Cleveland
opened its series against the Eastern
clubs by beating New York, 8 to 1.
r. HI. E.
Cleveland 10000 0x-3 8 0
New York 5000 0 001 0-1 8 2
Hagerman and Egan; Heating and
Sweeney, Nunamaker.
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SCHOLASTIC TENNIS OPENS
Central, Tech and Academy Start Series
TODAY

Central, Tech and Academy Start Series
To-day
The round robin tennis series be-
tween Central, Tech and Academy be-
gins to-day at clock on the Reser
voir Park links. Matches will be con-
tinued tomorrow and Saturday morn
ing The schedule:
To-day, Central VS.. Tech
Singles
1.-Zimmerman VS.. Pollock.
2.-Munnell vs.. Gerberick.
3.-Fox VS.. Beard.
Doubles:
Zimmerman and Denny, Nune-
maker VS.. Pollock and Faber. -
2.-Munnell and Walter VS.. Ger
berick and Lloyd.
3.-Fox and Witherow, Drake VS..
Beard and Ramey.
Thursday, Academy VS.. Central
Singles:
Horton VS.. Zimmerman.
2.-Holmes VS.. Munnell.
3.-Schreiner VS.. Fox
Doubtless:
1.-Horton and Hoke VS.. thinner
man and Denny.
2.-Holmes and Broadhurst VS..
Munnell and Walters.
3.-Schreiner and Senseman VS.. Fox
and Witherow.
Saturday, Tech vs.. Academy
Singles:
1.-Polleck VS.. Horton.
2.-Gerberick VS.. Holmes.
Beard, VS.. ~Schreiner.
Doubtless:
1.-Polleek and Faber VS.. Horton
and Hoke.
2.-Gerberick and Lloyd VS.. Holmes
and Broadhurst.
Beard and Ramey VS.. Schreiner
and Senseman.
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H. A. G. Juniors Want Game

The H. A. c. Juniors are without a
game for Saturday and would like to
schedule contest with teams whose
players average 1S to % years of age.
". Shearer, II North Third street, is
manager.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 4; Pittsburgh, 2

Philadelphia, May 12.-The Phillies
were the only Eastern club in the Ma
tional League to win yesterday, cap
turing the opening clash with the Pitts
burgh Pirates by score of A to 2.
80 R. H. E.
Philhes .0O2 O011x-4 9 A
Pittsburgh 100 1 90 0 0 1O-2 3
Alexander and Burns; McQuillan and
Schang.
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Chicago. s; Brooklyn, 1

Brooklyn, May 12.-Pierce pitched
almost perfect ball yesterday when Chi
cago beat Brooklyn, 5 to 1.
R. H. E.
Chicago 01O00112 20--5 IA 1
Brooklyn :. 900 900 O-1 4 3
Pierce and Archer; Rucker, Cadore
and Miller.
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BASEBALL SUMMARY
STANDING OF CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia, 4; Pittsburgh, 2.
st. Louis, 5; Boston, 1.
Chicago, s; Brooklyn, /.
Cincinnati, 2; New York, /.
Schedule for To-day
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Schedule for Tomorrow
St. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
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Little A. O. Wins

The Little A.. G. defeated the Kim.
mel A. G. yesterday by the score of 10
to 5.
| r. H. E.
Little 80. 110O4 II O-1s % 8
| Kimmel 20 loo 0 o. 5 8
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Washington. 2; Chicago. O

Chicago, May 12.-Washington, the
first of the Eastern clubs to invade this
city, shut out the White Sox, to 0,
yesterday.
r. H. Il.
Washington .00O11OO 0 % 6 0
Chicago -. 900 0 0 0 O 90 4
Shaw and Henry; Scott, Benz and
DAILY.
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FEDERAI.s WIN OUT
McCloskey Whitewashes Smith Shop
With One Hit

The Fcderals shut out the Smith
Shop in the Lucknow Shop League yes.
terday afternoon by the score of 8 to 0.
McCloskey allowed the Smithers but
one hit. The score:
SMITH 2LInD
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st. Louis. 5; Boston, 1

Boston, May 12.-Better pitching,
batting and fielding enabled st. Louis
to defeat Boston, to 1, yesterday.
s' R. H. E.
st. Louis ..000122 o 0--5 9 2
Boston .....O 90 900 o. 8
Doak and Snyder; Rudolph, Ragan
and Gowdy. +e
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Harris Park without Games

11dIIIS fdIK WICHUUI OdlH6S
The Harris Park A. G. would like
to arrange game for Saturday. E. w.
Swartz, IA North Third street, is man
ager.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Baltimore, 6; st. Louis, 5.
Kansas City, Z; Newark, O.
Chicago, 6; Brooklyn, 4.
Pittsburgh, 1; Buffalo, 0.
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Cincinnati. 2: New York, 1

New York, May 12.--Rube Benton
bested Ralph Stroud, the New York re-
cruit, in an thinning pitchers battle
yesterday, in which Cincinnati defeated
New York, 2 to 1.
r. H. E.
Cincinnati
OoOO0o0O1O1-2 s /
New York
0O0001000' OIL 6 a
Benton and Clark; Stroud and Mey-
ers.
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Detroit. &: Boston. 4

Detroit, May 12.-Hitting savagely
with men on bases and taking advan-
the opening game with the Red Sox here
yesterday, to 1.
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Schedule for To-day
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Newark.
st. Louis at Baltimore.
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c,bad,,Ia For no do,
Schedule for Tomorrow

Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
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Schedule for To.morro "

Schedule Tor tomorrow
st. Louis at Baltimore.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Kansas City at Newark.
Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results
Athletics, 8; st. Louis, O.
Detroit, 5; Boston, 1.
Cleveland, 8; New York, j.
Washington, 2; Chicago, 0.
Schedule for To-day
Athletics at st. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
At Buffalo.

Johnson and Brown; Kaiserllng, Bl
lard, G. Whitehouse and Rariden.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-03
TAX LEGISLATION UP
NEXT THURSDAY EVENING
Committee Will Hold Open Meeting to
Allow Persons Interested to Appear
and Be Heard.

All phases Of pending tax legation
will be discussed at an open meeting Of
the Joint committee on assessment and
taxation, which will be held at 8 clock
Thursday evening in the hearing room
on the third floor of the capitol.
AT that time it is expected that many
leading tax experts from various parts
of the state will be present to discuss
the legislation which is now pending.
Important measures such as Senator
Binghams plan for limitation Of the
tax levy and the two bills by Senator
Barrett aud Senator Smith, Of Coos and
Curry, relative TO changes in the sys-
item Of tax collection, viii come up for
consideration.
Those interested in proposed tax leg.
islation are invited to participate by
Senator Perkins, chairman Of the senate
committee and Representative Stan
lield, chairman Of the house committee.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-03
0Gcia! HOgteSses
AT Fair Designated

Portland Ore, Feb 2,--Official hos.
tesses for the Oregc0 building al the
San Francisco exposition will be Mrs
Thomas G. Haley Of Portland, wife of
the late Justice Haley, aud Mrs
Charles A. Gray, Of Salem, who have
been designated by Che Panama. Pacific
commission,
a reception win be held for presi.
dent Wilson nj tine Oregon building dur.
ing July, and the hostesses, as ON other
important occasions will be assisted 10y
other prominent women of the state,
Wives Of Royal Rosarians will be hos.
tossc5 "'Rose day" " June q. Members
Of the Oregon chapter Of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution will be hos.
tcsscs during the session Of the national
council in December
The Panama Pacific commission has
closed its office in the Commercial
club building, and George NJ lIyland
director of exhibits, viii open offices
in San Francisco soon. O. NJ, Clark
chairman Of the commission, win go
next week, to remain only until the
fair has been opened, Februry 30
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Club Women Protest at
MoUe to Abolish School

board of control, and they report were
assured in the strongest terms by the
former that he was unalterably opposed
to the adjustment of the school, so
were also every member of the board
The claim is made by this delega
tion that it is unfair to pass unfavor.
ably upon the school at this time as il
has been in operation but eighteen
months and mas been working under
the most serious difficulties, occupying
as it has an old building with every.
thing connected with it inadequate for
handling the girls,
The women state that long distance
calls, letters and kilograms have been
received from various counties, showing
that the women throughout the state
will put up a brave fight for the reten.
tion Of this school.
Owing to the insistent demand from
all over the state, and the fact that
only ten counties of the thirty.five have
been able TO have girls committed, the
advisory board makes the assurance
that everything possible will be done
to train and place girls, and admit 9th.
ers, as soon as possible, should the new
building be secured, If the scnool is
closed it is contended not only will the
$jO,OOO whicn the board of control has
invested be practically, lost as location
and building are nc, adapted to any
other institution, but the delinquent
girls Of the state will be lost as the
only other place IN the state where girls
may be placed is the iails, and to place
II girl in Jail with no other occupation
is to deprive her Of her last opportun.
ity for reform, as she is associated with
the lowest and most dissolute women
while in state training school she is
under the most helpful Influence and
laugh. the industries which will fit hel
for useful life in the home.
"Shall we send the delinquent CIR
to jail, while we provide a home anC
farm for boys Of the same classl" ash
the women Of Oregon.
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Hotel Fire Alarms
Three Hundred Guests

Chicago, Feb. g. Three hundred
guests in the Kaiserhof hotel at Jack
son and Clarl, streets were hurried into
the street from their rooms shortly be.
fore noon today when pedestrian dis
covered fire In the attic Of the old
building, an eight story structure For
n time the flames threatened to spread
to the new noccupicd Is story am
mex Joining Before the fire was got
under control, nearly $4,000 damage
was done. The guests and employees OF
the hotel, which is one Of the oldest
aud best known in Chicago, left tho
building without excitement No ono
was injured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-03
American League Is
Confronted By Problem

New York, Feb. 3,--Thc question of
whether The three big minor leagues,
the American Association and the In.
tomational aud the pncific Coast
leagues will he given major rating by
lifting the draft rule, was the biggest
problem confronting American league
magnates at their meeting here today.
Final action on the measure rests with
scheduled TO holl a conclavc here this
week but the action of the magnatc9
today win Vo long way toward de-
termmg the commissions attitude.
Formal adoption Of the new schedule
the leagims annual report, and prob
ubly n few "warn measures with tho
idea of hiding the International league,
win occupy The rest Of the time.
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MlltnOmah County
Would Care For Bridge
lC@.tinuea frOm page one.l

AANhhhhtu lAolH tBt Ohts)
every seven consecutive days, to come
up for third reading and upon its mer-
its, IL was indefinitely postponed after
his motion to substitute the minority
report Of the committee ON health and
public morals for the majority report
lie demanded an aye and nay vote upon
the question and when Speaker Selling
overlooked the demand representative
DaVey called his attention to the over
sight and the speaker corrected himself
and the vote was made Of record, which
was what Mr.. Horne was striving for.
Upon motion ct Mr.. Blanchard, his
two bills, mouse bills l2S and l29, the
former proposing to change the time Of
meeting Of the legislature from the odd
TO the even years, and the latter to
amend the initiative and referendum
statute so that initiative measures be
filed with the secretary of state prior
to the meeting Of the legislature, were
referred TO a special committee composed
Of Representatives Blanchard, Schue.
bel aud Davey, to investigate and re-.
port upon the same at this or the next
session OF the legislature.
The house performed vast amount
G work at the morning S session, many
bills having been reported back from
the committees and four measures were
indefinitely postponed. They were II.
B. J35, by Lafterty, subjecting all re.
| ligious educational and other private
institutions to inspection by county
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-02-03
President Refuses
To Send Documents

Washington, Feb. 2.--Declaring in
compatible with the public interest,"
President Wilson has positively re-
fused to send to the senate the state
department. s correspondence with for
eigp governments over the seizure OF
copper shipments. The information
was asked in a resolution introduced
by Senator Walsh, calling also for the
correspondence relative to making cop
per conditional or absolute eontraband
The president also refused for the same
reason to send the senate the cor
respondence concerning the making Of
naval stores contraband.