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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25
|CHERRY FAIR WILL
Be HELD FOUR DAYS
Floral Display, Baby Parade,
Racing, and Fourth Of July
Celebration

Salem win hold its annual Cherry
fair. according TO the program laid ont
al the meeting Yesterday of the board
of directors of The Commercial club
This wear il win be rather n com
bination affair covering four days of
celebrating with Sunday thrown in be-
tween in order that the good citizens
may rest and he ready to enjoy the last
two days.
The plan is to begin Cherry fair Fri
dav June 80 with a floral display and
competition for prizes and preat baby
parade The second dav win he known
as home coming day. floral display
dav. closing with n dance al the ar
mory. Instead of grand parade, the
armorv will he Headquarters for the
floral and agricultural DISPLAYS and a
series of entertainments to be piven
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25

be cut, picked, gouged salyed, plas-
tered and jerked out,-they grow
faster. Mr. and Mrs. Went-and-Cut-
1t realize it now,--they use "Gets-lt"
instead-it's the wonderful, simple
eorn.cure that never fails. Stops pain.
You apply it in 2 seconds, it dries at
once, the corn is doomed, Nothing to
stick to the stocking or press on the
corn. 1t means goodnight to plasters,
salves, diggers, razors and toe-bund-
ling, You can wear smaller shoes. Your
corns will come right off, "elean as a
whistle" Never inflames healthy
flesh. The world biggest selling
corn cure.
"GetsIt'' is sold by druggists every
whore, Zoe a bottle, or sent direct by
Il. Lawrence Co., Chicago, Ill,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25
WOMAN ON TRIAL FOR
KILLING HER BABIES
Mrs. Rogers Attorneys Rely
On Insanity As Defense
Jurors All Married Men

New York, April 25.-The trial Of
Mrs. Ida Shiffen Rogers ON charge OF
numbering her two children, was rcsm-
ed yesterday. It is alleged she killed the
children so they would not know they
were illegihmate. In court Mrs Rog
ers was dressed in black and accom-
panied by her husband aud an attor-
ney. The jury is being selected,
The defense is Temporary insanity A
jury composed entirely Of married men
was selected this morning, In his open
ing address to the jury, Prosecutor Mar
tin said:
"We expected an insanity defense.
but there was no insanity unless it was
depression because the defendant had
led an immoral life with Rogers. Who
had behind him a trail of bro&cn
homes"
He characterized the woman and Rog-
ers as hbertines. The first AMI see
ond wives Of Rogers have been sull
pQenaed as state witnesses. His first
wife was present in court today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25
Earthquake Probably
In the West Indies

Seattle, Wash, April 2j.-Professor
r. J. Saunders reported today that
the seismograph 40 the University Of
Washington registered a series Of earth
vibrations lasting one hour at midnight
Sunday.
Indications were thet the shock took
place about 1900 miles from Washing
ton, d. G., aud $500 miles from Scat
tie. He expressed the opinion that the
shocks were probably caused by a vol
eanie eruption in the West Indies
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25
GOING! GOING! GOING!|
Will Soon Be Gone

Ye Dear People the Grocery Department The Chicago Store will be thing
Ofthe past and will go down history the quickest real up groceries that
the City Of Salem ever had khadbbe dOn there help for it. don't put Of
coming this closing out The Chicago Store grocery STOCK delays will dsap
point you Remember there limit you have all you want long you
have the good old hard cash to pay with. >ass-zss1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25
HOW TO LOOK YEARS
LESS THAN YOUR AGE

* x * x X X * x X X x x X X X
The most aged face win look years
younger after the use Of ordinary mer.
colized wax for from ten days to two
weeks. This remarkable substance, be-
cause of its peculiar absorptive power,
actually removes the thin veil of faded
or withered outer cuticle, little at a
time Gradually the fresher, more
youthful skin underneath is revealed.
This absorption process being a purely
| hygienic one, an entirely natural com
pleXion is acquired-quite different
from the artificial complexion, which
appears anything but girlish, though
often bearing painful evidence of child
ishness. An ounce of mercolized wax,
obtainable at any drug store, is suf
ficient to reiuvenate any complexion
1t is put on like cold cream at bedtime,
land removed mornings with warm
twater.
To eradicate such age marks as
wrinkles and furrows, make wash To-
tion by dissolving I on. powdered sax
olite in l-2 pit. witch hazel. This has
wonderful astringent and tonic prop
critics. 1t quickly effaces all kinds OF
wrinkles, no matter how caused, max,
ing the skin firm, smooth and young
| booking
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25
MOTHERS AND WIVES

Of this country-those who after
months and even years of suffering,
have been restored to health and,
strength by that good old fashioned
root and herb remedy, Lydia +. Pink
ham S Vegetable Compound-are tho
ones who have spread the good news OF
health restored, until today there is
hardly a town so small that the women
who suffer from female ailments do not
depend upon Lydia Il, Pinkham p
Vegetable Compound to restore health.
We are in the lead-The World
dicks q man when he 5 down.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25

Would d. said I'd sell the groceries out cost and @ don't believe me- ask
your nbO doubt they here yesterday and today least think they
looked like the whole here Some lady the store yesterday
and made remark that she never had any faith what Sa her conscience hurt
her, yesterday while she here making purchases she stepped up me-
and says MR. Seaman you apology asked for what lady, well
believed your ads until O" she could have Judged other merchandise
like she judged groceries, she would not have had guilty conscience
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-25
MIR. Went-And- Guilt
Here's MIR. 'Gets-It'
The New Plan Corn Cure That's as
Sure as the Rising Sun

"Glad to meat youl" " says the razor
to the corn. IN bleed for you'll" says
the corn to the razor Razors and
corns love each other. COrns love to
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
WEAK, SORE LUNGS
Restored To Health By Vinol

Camden, N. III had deep seated
cough. wasrun down, and my lungs were
weak and sore. had tried everything
suggested without help. One eve
ming ! read about Vinol and decided
to try IT, Soon noticed an improve
ment l kept on taking il and today
am a well man. The soreness Is ell
zone from my lungs, do not have any
cough and have gained fifteen pounds. .
- FRANK HILLMAN.
We guarantee Vinol for chronic
coughs. colds and bronchitis and for all
weak. rundown conditions.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1916-03-16
MICHIGAN news
ITEMS IN BRIEF
Paragraphs Of interest TO VOL
VERNE Stale headers.

News OF All Kinds Gathered From
Various Points In the State and So
Reduced In Size That II VIII Appeal
TO All Glasses Of Readers.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
RAIDS IN COAST LEAGUE MAKE >
 I'M THINK 1T 0LD [ElERMS

carry out his threat, to play in the Northwestern league and will again handle the Ray Mines club. Hester ! has made a number of changes in his club but has not yet given out his line up. Among his stars will be Flame De
 lii the blond youth, who according tu the Los Angeles scribes. would rather play ball in almost any old league than 10 join the Kansas City Blues. Flame looks very gcod this season and should so good for Hester. Cupid" Bromley, the southpaW splitter is a hold over from
 last season also Count" DemaGgio- w'lo runs bases like a black tailed buck.
 Rabbit" Garrity, the fast little short
 stop from the Hayden Shelter club was released to the Ray club
 Mac Mundo Has S.neIter
 The Hayden Shelter club will prob
 ably have fewer changes in their line | up than any of the other clubs, with the
 exception of their captain, Spot" Mac
 Murdo Dorsey, who has handled the
 club for the past three years, jumped
 to the matrimony league and will han
 dle the Hurley, New Mex, club this
 year. The Shelter club lost brainy
 captain and the fans in both Hayden
 and Ray will miss the scrappy little Smelterite. However, they have sc-
 cured a good man in MacMurdo who
 will strengthen his team considerably
 but if his youngsters play the same
 brand Of ball for him as they did for ] Dorsey, the shelter club will give a good account of itself
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
R|vtRo|DE WINS
 PO[O SEMI-F NAL
Micwick Four Eliminated for Junior Cup by Fast Playing Riverside
 Club; Drury Is Hero
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

SAN DIEGO, March 1.-The River side Polo team won a fast and wei played game from the MidWick Guar let today at the Coronado Country club in the semi final contest for the Pacific coast junior championship. The score was 1-2 goals to 1-2.
 The all-around playing of Hugh Drury, Riverside captain, featured the game. Carelton Burke, rlayins with MidWick made his first appear ance on the polo field since his re- cent injury.
 The MidWick team was eliminated by it's defeat today. Thursday. River side and the team representing the Coronado Country club will meet iH the >final game for the junior cup The lineup today
 Riverside No. 1, Pattec. , goals; No. ,, F. Hudson, goals; No. 3 Drury. goals; No. 3, Lett, goal Penalties half a point.
 MidWick-No. l, Neustadt. , goals; No. ,, R. Weiss, l goal; No. }. II Weiss, goal; No. 4, Burke. Penalties half a point.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
DISTINGUISHED GOLFERS FQRM
 !. CLUbAT CASTLE HUT SPRINGS

Hot Springs, come t.r'e during the summer at one of lie Gc,f clubs in C.rago or New York ard Hans are 1Hcer way for Varion. tournaments to hc cid at Castle ii)- Strings, under tEe auspices of the club during fu- u"e. 9-n';hi s. The .iu, will offer various trophies. cups and other prizes Ter tournaments to be he'd at Castle Hot Springs, both on the nine hole course and on the clock golf contests
 Thc management of tEe hotel has announced that the course will be put in splendid shape for next season, as much additional improvement has been planned. The improvements arc planned according to ideas of Mir. Higgins. The actual construction of the new holes and the Improvements ot the links will be under the personal supervision of the professor who was in charge during tEe season. Jacl; McLaren.
 The formation of the Castle Hot Springs Golf club and the improve mentS of the links at Hot Springs give assurance that golf will. from now on, be as cnjoyal lc and as in l. terestinS as the many other varied attractions, which now delight the patrons of Castle Hot Springs
 Mir. Roosevelt, president of the club has announced that he VIII present cup to be konWn as The President S Cup. This trophy will be played fos . in the annual presidents tournament 1 to be held on Washington's birthday The cup must be won two consecu- tive years to become the property
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
Under Direction of C. W. Higgins, Editor of Golf ers' Magazine, Visiting Members of Many Clubs Form New Association
Especial to the Republican,

CASTLE HOT STRINGS. March II Under the auspices of Crafts ". Higgins, Editor of the Golfers Maya- zlEe. there has been in;luSurated at Castle Hot Springs, club to be known as the Castle Hot Springs Golf Club. The following list of officers were elected during the first mee,ing:- President, J. R. Roosevelt.
 Vice president, w P. Henneberrv Secretary and Treasurer, E. T Gushee.
 DIRECTORS
 J. R. Roosevelt. Duchess Golf ard Country club, Poue:keepsie, \. Y. w. r. Hcnnebery, Chic; so Golf cIuL
 Frank NJ. Eaton, Cincinnati. Golf club T. D. Waterbury, Fox Hills Golf club Staplcton,. x Y.
 y. NJ. Murphy, Castle hot Springs. Arizona.
 f. NJ. Ambrose, st. Andrews Golf cl'b, Mt. Hope, x.
 Crafts w. Higgins W hea.on Golf cl1b, Wheaton III.
 Professional, Jack EIaciarer
 II i@ planned to holl a reunion of tle members who arc now at Castle
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
|L|PTON ID RACE FOR AMERICA UP
Great Sportsman Says He Hopes I'd Compete For Yacht Trophy
 Next Season
Republican A. P. Leased Wire l

LONDON. March l4.-Sir Thomas Lipton. in Il letter to the Essex Yacht club, says hc hopes to compete next year for the America cup.
 Sir Thomas Lipton in 1913 built the yacht Shamrock ", which was to have raced off Sandy Hook the fol- lowing year with the America cup defense yacht RaSolutc. The Sham rock " arrived in New York shortly after the o'tbreak of the war, but the races were postponed. The chal- lenger is housed in Brooklyn ship yard
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
M 'CRED|E HAS WAY
 ID STALL HOLDOUT
Jumps Limit and Calls Outfielder WiIe's BIuff-Contract Made
 by Wire
Republican A p. Leased WireJ

Republican A p. Leased WireJ
 PORTLAND, Ore, March r.. - Q. E. Willie, outfieIder. who has been holding out. asking a bonus # he hit .275 or better, today by telegraph agreed to sign up when he received an u'timatum from w. w. McCredie. president of the Portland Coast League team, that he would "hsve to hit 300 # he ex pected to hold his job"
 Wi'ic thereupon teIeeraphed he was sending his signed contract.
 Bobby Vaughn, infielder, is the only remaining holdout.
 McCredie has as yet had no word from Dave Gregg, pitcher, who was expected 10 leave here several days ago for the training camp at Sacramento.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
JACK DILLON HAS
 BETTER OF "GUNBOAT'

NEW YORK, March Ii. - Jack Dillon of Indianapolis outfought Gun5oat Smith in ten-round bout in Brooklyn tonight. DillOn's punches, however, did not appear to have their usual effectiveness. Dillon weighed l70I pounds and smith 1S0H.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
REULBACH A BRAVE
I Republican A. p. Leased Wir

Republican A. p. Leased Wirel
 BOSTON. March 14.-Ed Eeulhach. former National and Federal league pitcher. has been signed by the Bos : ton Nationals, according to dispatches received from the Braves training camp at Miami Fla
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
ALLEN BREAKS RECORD
Champion Sets Hirh Run Pocket Bill
 Hard Mark at 5o Points
 IEenuI1lican an A p esscd Wirel

CHICAGO, March II Champion Aller of Kansas City broke the high run record of the present pocket bi
 iilrd torrnamen today with a squirt Of jS. This performance came in the tent! inning of his match with Joe CCncannon of Jersey City. and was enough to round out Aliens century. Concannon managed to count AZ points, but Allen previously had a run of %.
 John Layton of Sedalia Mo, won q close match from Charles Weston of Chicago, 100 to S3 in A innings.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15

assembly wash cdlled tnlS Weck. but
 i. would sure make a difference in the attendance at the all lathletic day
 Saturday. Think it over. Every lG
 tie thought has a meaning all it's own"
 Come on in the waters fine" But it will be even better Thursday night
 when the big water meet is pulled off
 in the "Y" pool. over thirty nave
 entered alreadr There will be hoF
 time in the old tank on that night
 Everybody is cordially invited. Lots
 and lots of girls will be present. Join the crowd and see the fun. Charles Betts the other evening in Glendale said. that he was going down to Tucson University week, just to bring the big silver cup home for the Glendale high school baseball team Evidently Charlie thinks that the Sugar Kings will win the state championship in the big baseball tour nament l.. of 4. week. We'll, we will ! sure feel sorry to change his thoughts. but the Coyotes have had their eyes | on t1idt DIS cup lol tiicc StdiS. .>o 1 chance for other schools. l Did you know that there are over | 900 students enrolled in the Phoenix
 union High school? Captain Frank Luke of the football
 team for the coming season. will call
 the fellows out for spring practice be- 1 fore long. Two games will be played , with coast high schools this season.
 Saturday:
 Tempe High at Phoenix. Evans at Glendale
 Indians at Tempe Normal ! The tennis courts are being rapidly
 put, in shape and ought to be ready 1 for use Monday sure. | The German play. Die Meister
 schaft." will be given in the high au-
 ditorium a week from Saturday night. | HuTray for the Dutch? |
 off Saturday on the high school ath
 letic field starting at 2:30 sharp. l Teams entered: Mesa. Tempe and I Phoenix. Events: Pole vault, discuss
 throw. half mile, 100 yard dash and
 relay race. Everybody will be there. Here is a little poem written by 1 Walter Martin after hearing Edmund 1 Vance Cooke the other evening. | Spasm No. There was young man Harry ,F'rister Ferne Johnson he loved and he kissed 1 her
 !, She turned very red. 1 And to Harry she said
 Young man you raised big blister. 1 Srfsm No. I There was q young lady named Hulett
 Looks small by a giant like Jewett 1 But stand her alone 1 And she's as big as your home And looss like a vinegar cruet. Spasn, No. 3 1 There's a fellow just mp to my knees l Named Deutenant Sweet Evening Breeze
 1 AS SpdNlSn SndTk l He has fig bark l But you can blow him away with a SneeZe
 Spasm No. 4 U know a young fellow named Doc Who thinks he's as smart as a clock | But I'll tell you the truth l AnG can show you the proof ' in reality his head is a block.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
COL. ATKINS SUCCEEDS LONG
GRepubiican A. p. Leased Wirel

LONDON. March l4.-Co!onei A. R. C. Atkins. has been appointed to sue ceed Major General $. $. Long, who recently resigned as director of sup plies and transport. Colonel Atkins was deputy director and acting a5- SiStant director
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
LEAVES FOR BERLIN
TRerubIican A. Q. Leased Wire

LONDON March 1i.-Baron von Der Busche- -Haddenhausen. special German minister to Rumania will leave Bucharest tomorrow for Berlin, says Reuters Bucharest correspon- dent
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15

Gal department of P. H. $. is kept busy supplying it. One reason Why the high school students are wanted is because they are so well trained. Here is one of many sayings that leads to speed:
 If you would write with accuracy
 rapidity and ease.
 Keep your eyes upon the copy and
 your fingers on the keys
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
Tommy Tomlinson Discusses Prospects of the Copper League, Which, He Says Are Unusually Bright; Many New Players
(By "Tomnie" Tom'ison)

HAYDEN, AriZ., March li.-Wcll it's about time we oiled up our typewriter and let you know the copper camps will Ue strictly on the baseball map this ye2r From present indications this vii! be the most successful season the league has ever had.
 With the salary limits raised to twen- ty-five hundred per month the teams are able to secure d higher class of players than in previous seasons.
 Spring training will start April first and while the official schedule has not yet been given out the season will prob ably open April 18th.
 From official dope" it is hard to pick the best looking club as all teams seem to be very strong and the fans are holding their breath in anticipation of some big league" stuff.
 The entry of fourth team into the league is being considered and in all probabilities it will be Superior if that live little burg will loosen up and sup port their club.
 Aroogast's Millers Charlie Arbosast will handle the Hayden club this year. and so far he Las only signed four of last seasons men. Pete Wachob, catcher; Elliott Dent. the big twirler; Johnnie Galena. shortstop; Oscar" Wilde, outfielder. Arby's new men include Irish" Muesel, outfielder last season with the New England league and Elmer Reiger, the old coast leaGuer, twho sports d real automobile no jitney). Reiger by repu- taton is a pitcher but Arby may play him in the outer garden on account of his hitting ability. Fred Carisch, a husky catcher, from the Cleveland Americans and later with Portland in the Coast league: Harry Harper, out fielder is another Coast leaguer who refused to play baseball for coffee and - signed a Copper league contract that called for real dinero Harper is a hard hitting bird and brought his bat with ' him. Louis Camp, who used to run the East Side brewery club in Los An @eles is also d candidate for outfield Louie's future looks doubtful as there is no brewery near Hayden. and they can't keep him supplied via the suit case route. Art Guest for the past three years Oakland's third baseman, was landed an Oakland contract this sea son but the salary didn't appeal to him so he made the jump to the Rattlesnake league.
 From the way our clubs have cut into the Coast league the owners and man agers must imagine Arizona has d new Federal league.
 Hester With Ray Our old friend, Herbert Hester didn't
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15

Rah. Rah. Rah, Varsity: It will even be q bigger day than 1ost col leges have when the baseball game and track and field meet are pulled off Saturday afternoon on the new athletic field. The races will start
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
SCOUTS BLANK SlUGGERS

Hire q little saiesn-nn at .he Re publican office. A want AJ will see more customers than you can.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15
With The Boy
 BQU T0ssexs
COYOTES BEAT GUARDS

In q game that was interesting in spite of the way the score mounted. because said score zig gagged in favor first of one and then of the other team. the Coyotes defeated the Asy- lum guards in practice last evening. ScOre- R. II. F. Asylum . . G33 100 0-13 II Q Coyotes .1G9 013 X-20 II 1
 Batteries: Barrett and Cooper; lief lin, Seaman, Hess and Westfall
 Time of Game-1:50 attendance 800; hoe runs-Spot Westfall. Wal terS, Copper: three base hit-Goldberg: two-base hits-WestfalI and Britain.
 SCOUTS BLANK SlUGGERS
 The Boy Scouts WhitewaShcd Nillars' Sluggers in a hitting game yesterday afternoon on the Polk ball lot
 Score:- R. H. l.. Scouts .................13 l. :;
 Batteries Barker and Nillars; Err hart and Zellsh
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15

at 2;3o sharp so come carly and be sure of seat. Ball game called at S:15.
 Tho demand is > ne hing fierce for eooG Stcnoe'ar' c,s a'N the "onr'er-
Arizona republican., 1916-03-15

Don't suppose 1t would make much difference to the faculty if another assembly wasn't called this week. But t would sure make difference in the attendance at the all-athletic day Saturday. Think it over. Every lG- tie thought has meaning all it's own"
The bee., 1916-02-11

i~ Let Alex Bailey, MadIsonV1Ile,
KY, do your Printing. Tel. 2lA
Miss Lucy FAwcstt waa IN MGdi-
SOnville ThursdaY afternoon at the
bridge club.
Misses AsAhel Prsntics and DOro-
thy Bramuell, Of Morganfield,
have returned home after spending
the week end In the city with Miss
Eliza Robinson.
Norman Elan, OF PAducAh, was In
the city . few days last week.
Shop ct Cowand's Store, spend
your nIckles and dimes and get 3
chance on the Diamond Ring, that
will be given away Monday, Feb. 81,
between ! and 8 o'clock to the lucky
number. Cowand's Busy Store.
Mrs Oswald Kington and son, Of
Mortons, visited Mrs. Elgie Sisk
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Fraser, OF Ca
dIz, visited their daughter, Mrs. r.
@. McEuen, Saturday and Sunday.
The bee., 1916-02-11

John Bernard IL hagmAn on the
"dinky" now, Mr.. Brown having
been sent to Hopkinsville TO take
Mr.. Underwood's place.
Some real bargains in Remnants
and Winter Weight Underwear.
COvand's Busy Store.
Mrs. J. B. Llndle, who for q num-
ber of years was a resident Of Earl
ton, lie living near Grape Vine now.
The school entertainment given by
the Mortons Gap school last Friday
evening at the opera house was q
yerv creditable performance and de-
served . larger patronage.
All Shoes reduced until Saturday,
Feb. 10. COwand's Busy Store.
Mrs. John Shaw is spending some
time with Mr.. Shaw's mother at Oak
Hill.
Miss Geneva Hart iss confined to
her bed with an attack OF sppendici-
tie. Mrs. Bart, her mother, from
IIsley, IS at ner bedside.
Henry d. Cowand spent Sunday
ia Sturgis.