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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-24

Z,yZO in a year, saving the farmer
$oS,4O. For this particular mouse
causes considerable damage among
grass roots, young fruit trees. ana
grain. Yet the marsh-hawk is frc.
quently killed, being mistaken for tie
chickcn-hawk which occasionally vi7-
its the farm and makes way with 4
chicken. The study of these various
birds would be a good method OF
teaching thrift to the children of
rural communities.
Those who think opportunities for
success are not what they once were
should study the career Of Daniel w.
Hoan, the newly elected mayor of
Milwaukee. Mr.. Hoan is only thirty
FIVE years old, having been born in
Waukesha in 1881. He was forced
to go to work when he was IL wears
old because of his fathers death. lie
was poorly equipped for any but
menial work and began as a bus how
ina Waukesha hotel. Later he went
to Chicago where he worked in res
taurants as cook. He saved his sal
arY as he aspired to become a law
yer, and entered the University Of
Wisconsin, graduating in 1905. He
was unable to complete his law school
course because of lack of funds, so
he again went to Chicago where he
worked for law firm for SO a week
III the day, and attended law school
at night. By practicing thrift he was
able to graduate from the law school
III 1908. He went to Milwaukcel
where he practiced law and was
elected city attorney two years later,
holding that Office until his election
as mayor
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disappointed find that the advertised
goods such ridiculous prices and remember
blast with The ReadO-
Wear and Millinery Department to OveOwng with bright and Spring
Styles for inspection
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The sun., 1916-08-20
NEW YORK TENNIS
PLAYERS TRIUMPH
Win Eastern Finals for Ma
tiOnal Public Court Title
at Baltimore.
WILL MEET WESTERNERS

BALTIMORE. Aug. Is.-Louis Oshman
and Louis Jafre OF New York will repre-
sent the East in the national public
court championships for the Davis cup
next month at 81. Louis. In the finals
Of the Eastern matches played mere to-
day the Gotham pair defeated Wiley and
Rel. both Of Hartford. in the singles.
The scores of the first match were 6-l.
3-6. So, while JANE defeated Rel
e.. 81. Oshman is from Brown
University and JANE from the College OF
the city OF New York.
Earlier In the day Hobleman OF this
city defeated Oshman 6-3. 6-3. but az
Him, his partner. lost to Jare In the
singles and later was defeated in the
doubles will Hobelman as his partner
the latter was eliminated from the event.
Worcester. Mass. was also represented
In the competition. but was eliminated
in the morning play.
The Wiley-oshman match was the
feature OF the day. wiley's spectacular
playing soon captured the gallery. hut
he could not cope with the steady tennis
OF Oshman and lost after three hard
sets. Wiley played his best tennis in
the second set. but after this he fell
dow miserably. The summaries:
R~altirnor" We. New York-Hobelman n,
Baltimore. defeated l.. oshman. New York,
SIS, Is Jane. New York. defeated Him.
Baltimore. -. 80.
Doubles -oshman and lane. New York.
defeated Him and Hobelman. Baltimore.
O.. S-5.
Worcester VS.. Hartford. II. Wiley.
Hartford, defeated Il. G. Kendall. wor.
%c'st-r, los. -. r. II King, Hart
ford. defeated Carl Gray. Worcester, Is.
GO.
defeated l.. " Wiley, Hartford. Ct, as.
g; /. JANE. New York. defeated r. T..
Bel. Hartford. g. 6-l
The sun., 1916-08-20

tainty OF their opponents. Rather awed
by their more renowned rivals Arm
strong and johnson were slow to strike
their stride. After feeling out the cha m
pions and finding them quite vulnerable.
Armstrong n Johnson decided that
their chances were AZ good as those OF
the title holders and the philadelphians
went after the match.
They took the second and third sets
with surprising ease. Johnston and
rifin fell , pieces in the hottest rallies
and Armstrong was always there with
q smashing game that would have made
all kinds Of trouble for Johnston at his
best and his freshest.
The Summaries.
Newpor: Casino Invitation singles-Final
round-Tlchira knmagde. Japan. defeated
-. s.. IS. - The point scores;
Fir,t set.
i Kumasae .......-.... : So
STROKE ANALYSIS.
sA. Places. Outs. Nets DF.
Johnston ,."''''' o II
hhmagae. ......,.. o - o
Second set.
Johnston ... ,ti5l:otttts stos-;5-7
NUM- hSNLhSINr /
S.A. Places. Outs. Nets DF'
I Kam 49, 70 y
Third set.
Kumag ........ :?i5illiiGoo-s--
STROKE ANALYSIS.
SA. Places Outs. Net. d F.
sGnn.'1" > ,...,... : !;
Fourth set.
Johnston. .......... | . { I i-32-s
Kumaga e...,...,.. ! I . -
STROKE ANALYSIS.
=. 50. Places outs Nets DE.
Johnston. "'"'' y y
Fifth Set.
Johnston. ... S56gGtl 49,
Kumagse.... ++2353st+1oti4ti- 3s-9
STROKE ANALYSIS.
SA. Places Outs. Nets. IF.
Kumasae .,..,.. !. i, .
Reorganization.
SA. Places Ouis. Nets. DF.
Johns,on"'..".'' o o. y ~ 10
Johnston-Ac 49,; by opponents errors,
a..
Kuma.nc-Aces, ecs; by opponents errors,
The sun., 1916-08-20
GIBSON. CATCHER. BALKS.
Pirates Veteran Player Refuses IA
Join Giants.

PIrTsRrRG. Aug, l9.-Georgc Gibson,
veteran catcher. who was sed last
Tuesday by the Pit,sburg National
League baseball club, announced last
night that he will not join the New York
Giants, He prepared to-day To return
10 his holnc In London. ont. Gibson
claims that the local club violated a gen
tleIpan's agreement in declining to de
clare him a free agent.
barney preyfuss, president Of the
Pittsburg Pirates. asserts, however. tina,
he Is powerless to grant him an uncon'
dit!onal release. as the Giants refused
to waive claim to the catchcr's services
Gibson says he does not intend to retire
from baseball. but will devote the re,
mainder OF the season to the manage
ment Of his business.
The sun., 1916-08-20
RULES AGAINST CHICAGO.
Han johnson Refuses Z ~ Allow Pro
test Of BOston Game.

CHICAGO. Aug, l9,-On the ground that
Manager Itowland's protest against tn,
second game Of Wednesdays double
header. won by iioston. should have been
made before the game started. President
Johnson disallowed the protest. II was
announced to-day.
Rowland charged that tire second game.
following An extra inning contest. was
started later than the rules allowed. but.
In the opinion Of President johnson, he
apparently WAS satisfied with the starting
Of the second game before II began.
The sun., 1916-08-20
%PERENIALLY %PRENTICE'S
Wins SrRbright Club Tennis Title
for the Thirtr~nth Time.

~SEARRiGHr. y. j.. Aug. fernon s.
Prentice won the championship Of the Seat
bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Club
this afternoon. defeating George ",
Carpenter In the challenge round, "a,
G--3. I'll. Superior net work ana ac-
curacy on ground strokes won for Prem
tice. This Is the thirteenth time Prem
tice has won the title. For the doubles
championship Holcombe Ward and prcr-
tice defeated Karl n. Bchr and Carpen-
ter, Ga, .G--2. 81. tt. The defeat
Of Carpenter SO easily by Prentice was
q surprise as Carpenter had defeated
Behr previously.
The sun., 1916-08-20
ALEXANDER SETS RECORD.
Surpa sses NRthewsOn In Number Of
ShutOuts for SeasOn.

CiNCINNAri. Ohio. Aug, ls-Accord-
ing to records in the hands OF the Ma
ti'nal Baseball Commission the shutout
game pitched by Alexander of the Phila-
dclph!a Nationals here yesterday stab
fishes a new National League record for
no run games pitched by one pitcher
during a major league season.
Up To last year. according to these
records. Mathewson. pitching for New
York. held the honor with twelve shu,
out games during a Alexander
equalled this last year and surpassed
IL yesterday, when he pitched his 'h!r-
tren,h shuiout this season. Jack Coombs.
while with the Athletics in 1910. pitched
thirteen shutouts in the American
Ieaguc.
The sun., 1916-08-20
WATERS WINS TITLE.
southern Tennis hampton Takes
Rhode Island UOnOrs.

Providence. r. l.. Aug, l9,-Douglas
Waters of New Orleans. the Southern
champion, won the Rhode Island State
tennis championship to-day by defeat
ing Russell y. Dana of Providence. the
former champion, At. 90, 90, 3-6.
81, at the. AGawam hunt.
Roth men played brilliantly, Dana's
rally in tho last and deciding set being
the big feature Of the match.
The sun., 1916-08-20
MICHIGAN TENNIS FINALS.

DETROIT, Mitch Aus. is~.~-thicago ten
mis- stars swept the courts at the state
tournament to-day.
ii. q, Kctcham and James Weber Of
chIrsRo took the doubles from Theodore
Iirhtner and Walter wesbrook Of Detroit.
-. 3--6. Ct. Ga, Miss Amanda Ain
k,r and Miss VOORHEES, Of chicago defeated
Mrs. " A. Ellis and Mrs. " \, Miller
Of chicago In the wonien's doubles G--t.
al. Mrs. Ella and ketcham won the
MIXED doubles from Miss Buda stephens
AZ Toledo and Wesbrobk Of Dotrolt. The
scores we're Ct. it.
The sun., 1916-08-20

'RHn for Meyers IN the eighth inning
One oi' when winning RIM was scored.
HATED for ". Johnston In III" tenth inning
Brooklyn. .......,... q q q q y o 0 u o.
rittsiur. ......,.. q o o " O 0 o U l..
Twn base bit-Fis"her Three base hits
Mvcrs. Olsen. tairi Stolen bases d. John
>iun. Nycr. Sacrirc" hits smith. carey. Me
.rarthv Sacrifice. hv- Wirat. Double plays
Nt'arty Wna>si.tril M"wry, futshav and
NiS'arty ,'oorrr and Riirl Left "n bases
Erooklyn. :: rittshurg, ; First hnsc On errors
-pitishury. . First base IN hAlls-OT Smith,
3: IN Cooper, 8 Earned runs ~ ON Cooper. !;
IN smith. ! Struck out Ky smith, 81 by
Coop,r, . Passed hPlls- Fisher . tmpires-
Mcssr., Harrison and oDay. Time Of game
hours aud . minutes,
The sun., 1916-08-20

only in two innings did the Pirates
even him at making "A run. In the sec-
ond inning Hin hman opened with n
clean single. but was forced out by Wag-
ner's grounder 10 Mowrey,
johnson raised an ugly one over Sec
oni that looked as thoueh II would drop
safe. as 1t was just midway W
The sun., 1916-08-20
American and National League Records.
RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
chicago, 3, New York. ..
Boston. 2; Cleveland I.
Detroit, u; philadelphia. : 80
Innings
washington, 5, ~. Louis. ..
The sun., 1916-08-20

The Japan Society OF this city will
give a luncheon on August "a in honor
of |. Kumagae and H.. Makami. the two
Japanese tennis stars. who have met with
sensational success on American courts.
The sun., 1916-08-20
MarQuard Saves Day for
RObbie'S Pennant ChaSerS
RUDE, Pitching in Form That Made Him Famous When
He Won 10 Straight, Blanks Pirates l to O After
Corsairs Send Superbas Down to 2 to l Defeat.

pITTsErBG. Aug ,"-r.tching In his
nineteen straight" rorm. striking out
SIX Pirates aud holding them helpless
when "A hit meant II run. Rube Marquard.
the angular sou'hpaw. made i impossl-
bic for Pittsburg to score any runs in
the second game OF the day. Had II not
been for '~utshaw's timely sacrifice fy in
the 'ourth the teams might have played
urtll dark, for the !,ehins were field ng
without a Aaw and the Rub was pi:ch.
rig Ike a machine. so pcrfcc, WAS HI.
control
The Pirates also played q Nifty game.
not a man making a hobhlc. kan,!chncr
twir.od II game that was not far behind
that Of Marquard. The Pirate mounds
man also had perfect supper; from his
teammates, and he can race his defeat
To "A %tactica, plan of Callahan AT a crl,i-
cal momen in the fourth inning Kant"
had been unsteady at the opening ami
JohnSton coaAed Il pass t. the frs, sta
ton. Then iii Myers slammed = lon.
clean single - left. on which Johnston
scootcd 10 third and Myers lushed to
second on S'hultz's throw TO th.rd.
Wheat raised a foul fly for johnson.
n'ter which Lew McCariy strolled
toward the plate swinging three has and
looking unconccrnei
Cutshmw's Ions, Fly.
LEWIS apparent; sangfroid did not, ex-
tend TO Mr. James callahan. the bench
manage of III Pirates In fact h. he
came instantly perturhed over rhc aucs-
ton OF permitting MccArty 20 Nj. at the
The sun., 1916-08-20

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicago ~ New York : ~ innings.
P%ittsbprg. ~ Broaklyn ,hrst).
brooklyn. II P%ittsburg, q tsecond)
~. Louis. 2; Boston. I.
Philadelphia. u; Cincinnati,
~ Innings.
The sun., 1916-08-20
SECOND GAME.

Two has" hi' WHgS"r Stolen base John
ston Sacrifice hits Myers. Olson. Sacrifice
nv tu,slHw, Double plsy~-t'utshnw and Me.
tnrty. Left an lr>cs -Hronklvn. I. pittshrrr
.. first base m bells. ON Kantlchnrr. 4
Earned run on knntlrhn'r, l. sirn,k ont
Nv Marquard. o. hr kdn,l,hnrr. +: umpirrs-
Mcssrs nnav Rnl Ortn' Time OF gamc-I
hour and SO minutes.
The sun., 1916-08-20

'Ratted for MoEridgc In the eight thinning.
chicago .,.,.,.....'... " -
Three base ,t-Mil stolen base. Col
Inns. Sacrifice hits-Wnltcrs, ticottc, Mag"c.
Sacrifice dy-Fournier. p"uhl" plays Rsu
mann and Iipp; Rnunann. ';"deon aud rlpp
Weaver, r.. Collins and Fourier. Left on bases
New York. 6; Chicago. s. First base on
error~-N.w York. .; chicago. l. Hits and
innings ~ Shawkry. I hit, no runs In I
inning on ci~ottc, | run. na.cs IN balls, on
W"cridgc. +, ,f.lsch, ~ Collins, MrMnilrn
struck on, Ry Mnsriis". 4 81. ''"llins, Four.
nicr. F"lsch, Cicnttr, hy %Shawkry, 4 .!M"
Mullen. Weaver. t'co'tc| by .'icottr. . iligh,,
peck .. Mogridr", Miller, Passed ball
Schsik. umpircs Nrssrs. liildchtand aud
Ovens, Time 81 game hour and % minutes
The sun., 1916-08-20

Two base hits -L.ouden. Clarke. Grifnth. Han.
croft. Three base hit Whitfield. Stolen bases
l"udei, Whitfield. Sacrifice t-Whittei. Sac.
rin,e ny--tiood. Double plays-Ni-hon. Ban.
croft aud Luderus Luderus tunassistedD ban.
croft and luderus. Left IN ~-rhilsdel.
phis. II Cincinnati. Q. FirSt base on errors
Philadelphia. 2 bases on bslls-Of Riley, .:
on knetzer. 8 Hits and earned runs-On
Kixcy. L. ani I In II innings M Toncy. 8 and
none In S innings: III knetser. 9 and 2 in s
innings. struck out-By Riley. .: by Toncy.
I hy knctEcr. I. tmpirrs- Mcssrs. KLEIN and
Emslie. Time Of guun,-? hours and q minutes.
The sun., 1916-08-20

with one og, IN the nth inning Hans
Wagner got his eN" on the ball u shot
It pas; third for two bases,
schultz. batting for johnson. sent a
sruunder TO Mowrey. ard the aged Wag-
,ncr vas again caught or base and run
down and out. THIS settled the liratical
run getting. as schultz was out in an
attempt 10 steal. The scores:
The sun., 1916-08-20
GAMES SCHEDUI

No gnmru are scheduled, al tesms
being In the East
The sun., 1916-08-20

Cutshaw and Johnston. The latter zane
tcarins IN while cu;shaw was fI ing ou..
Johnston could not have got 20 ia. ball.
but 'utshaw. 10y u superhuman effort.
managed to nab the sphere just as /;
was about to hi 'hu ground.
Hans Wagner was 50 sure In" ball
would not be caugh; that he ran for sec
ord, and he was neatly doubled up 10y
Cutshaw's sharp throw 30 Mccarty at
first
The sun., 1916-08-20
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

= T0N I0'OAu
New YORK In ~. Louis.
Brooklyn In Chicago.
Boston II 'Cinciaast1.
The sun., 1916-08-20

Felsch the Happy then smashed a
single TO centre. which let In T.. ROW
bridge, while Jackson set sail Tor lhlru'
Mage. threw to the bag 10 stop 'oe'
and when the throw went 'hrouHh
Brother Raumann Shoeless Joseph KEEP
on 10 the plate. and Felsch ran around
To third. F%ournier sent Hap home with
n sacrifice fly to Miller. AFTER tnat
Mogridge permitted only one inheld MI
I'm four and t~wo-thirds innings.
Bob Shawkey came on In the nlhth
and struck nut the side. though a single
by shane Collins was IN De-
tween the second and third striNeouts'
Most OF the excitement was damned
into the eighth inning. but II proved
much ado about nothing. However. nj
one time IL looked like a regular ROT.
and one more hit or base on balls would
have dubbed JinN ticotte out OF the
picture.
The sun., 1916-08-20

Tho assembled fans did not think
much Of cicotte's act. The only thing
they really liked about 1t was when the
Yankees. tortured to a fury. rebelled In
the eighth, but the rebellion did not last
much longer than the Sim Fein fight "
MacNuity's country.
Jinx cicot,e has no horns. but he has
a knuckle ball which Is just as good.
There IL something uncanny about this
knucklc bail. by which veteran Yanks
think they see 1t In places where II IL
not. Only four hits were made on this
freak delivery and they were all made
by Yank freshmen. who know nothinp
Of Cicotte traditions. Walters got hall
Of them and Miller and Gedeon each hao
one.
George Mogridge. who looked just rs
horny to Chicago early in the season
az cicotte does to us, was the oeatef
| pitcher. and COOK county wins over yam
kee left handlers this season have beer
as rare as cream SKINNED from tn
| milk OF an hex. Long George pitchet
pretty near as good as 'Cico'te. bu'
everything broke wrong for him in ,h'
fourth when Chicago scored It's thre'
runs.
Eddie Collins opened the fourth roun'
with "A single to centre. which was hon
90, enough, but JaCkson's hit which fol
lowed was not 50 free Of faint. Joe RAISED
A dinky ny half to short centre whicf
ethel Peck or Magee might have caush
hut which neither did get. t".iiis jus
succeeded In getting down TO secoh'
before the ball could be relayed 'here
The sun., 1916-08-20

Ran for cr.ysth in the eleventh inninE.
The sun., 1916-08-20
JINX CICOTTE STILL
TOYS WITH YANKS
Little knucklc Ball Artist
Holds New York to FOnr
Hits and SOx Win, 3 to |.
MOGRIDGE IN FINE FORM
ny g. LIEB.

The pudgy little form Of Eddie CT
cote. the Detroit reared French Cam
muck jinx. got between the Yankees and
a clean sweep for the week on the Polo
Grounds yesterday, and the pretty little
winning streak came to an abrupt end.
Wheneve. Eddie gets In front OF the
Yanks they either stop winning or keep
right on losing. They seldom make
any gain upward while Eddie Is around.
one OF Cico,te's leading duties on the
White Sox IL 90 beat the Yankees at fire.
quent intervals. Yesterday Eddie tried
to entertain some 5000 New York fans
by putting the Donovan boys through
their capsrs. He made them walk on all
fours. ca; out OF his hand, stand on
their heads and jump through hoops.
Just once the Yanks refused to do their
masters bidding.
They turned on Eddie real viciously
In the eighth when 70. "A few minutes he
lost his control. and for a time it looked
as though the Yankees would chew him
all up. Clarence Rowland wanted ia
send Eddie help, bu; he said Just lie,
me alone I'll fX them for this" And
he surely did fy us, The White Sox
won the frs, 20 Of the set by a score of
3 to /. and the Yanks fell back to sixth
The sun., 1916-08-20
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