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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23

Sent to the Pen-Charley Holland,
colored. was sent to Moundsville yes.
terday from the West Virginia Reform
school at Prundytown where he had
been sent by Judge Raymond for petty
larceny. Unable to control him the
school asked to have him sent to the
penitentiary which was done yester.
day.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23
HOW TO BE SLIM

II you are too fat and want to
reduce your weight Is or 20
pounds, don't starve and weaken
your system or think you must
always be laughed at on ac-
count of your fat, but go to Mar.
tins Drug Store. 1926 Main street
and get a box OF OIL Of Korein
capsules. take one after each
meal and one before retiring at
night.
Weigh yourself once a week
and note what a pleasant and re.
liable method this is for remov.
ing superfluous fat from any
part Of the body.
It costs little, is absolutely
harmless and a weeks trial
should convince anyone that It
Is unnecessary to be burdened
with even a single pound of un.
slightly fat.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23

First canteIoupes-The first cante.
loupes OF the season have been pur.
chased by the Datilo Fruit company
for Boyd Anderson TO be served to
the patrons Of the Anderson restaur.
ant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23
Mean Question.

She Gust kissed by him)-"How
daSo 7ou?" Papa said he would kill
the first man who kissed me-" He
How interesting. And did no do 1T"
Judge.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23

Pythlan Slsters-There will be a
meeting Of the Pythian Sisters at the
Knights Of Pythias hall this even.
Ing. =.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23

Salesman Leaves - Jack Harper,
travelling salesman who has been 10.
Gated here for some time past, has
taken up quarters at Clarksburg.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23

saleswoman Ill-Miss Ruth, one OF
the obliging clerks In Harrisless De.
partment store has been off duty the
past two days with severe cold.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23
Daily Thouaht.

Many delight more in giving Of pres
mts than in paying of debts.-sr
Philip Sydney.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23
Made q Hash Of II.

Departing Guest Good evening and
thank you for o most charming and
sechauffs little dinner.-1oston Tran.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23
Never Borrow Trouble.

Let ds be Of good cheer. remember.
ing that the misfortunes hardest to
bear are those which never happen
Lowell.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23

After you hear the agent talk about
the books he's selling, you wonder how
ae can have the heart to part with
ham
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-05-23

spain's olive OIL Production.
Spain is credited with producing
more than three-quarters Of the
worlds supply Of olive oil. ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28
erUubrt Oas Sirgtrrrdtl

Sober 9euHdc Iuatc has girserredt Der gereinistcn Staasu erwer.
ben, nm in bidsr tarmiidrn 3dt bel alien @ablen in Der Gage at iin,
am 5hmmtaheu aber @OlfsDcrtrcht nO @eetesbarlugeH ienc 9siHnHs
%aus5nornfen. Sn Mebrusfa bereftIgt aber ihcH Oas CIR It c Burger
papier, iolangr e. Baltig H. sum Shmmen bel alien &ableH. Vile
gertH4 gapiere, bic Dor bem "a. Septembr 1906 Gnsgeient Dnrben, hS
gaIha fur irnner. am "a. Geptember 1906 trGt ieSpd elm Ser. Staaten
geet in Strait Oas ieOes critic Shrgtrpapier, has mebr ais feben Sabre
alt if, Hihttg nnO nngHIhg maht. 5eOer, Der elm loheS critics Snrger.
payier beFbt, has nu iMt Dem "a. Sept. 1906 nnsgcaeat wnrSc NIB mebr
ais fs6cn Sabre alt ii, urnk uisber hon borne anfangen anb nOdmas ien
critics garserpapcr bernnsne6mtn. Sife lnamnebmIihsit finn man fdI
ieOod criparen, meun mGn Sas 3meite Sarserpnpir bsransntmmt
benor has critic feben Sabre alt Sobalb os critic &nper 3wi Sabre alt
III, fanh man Gppifatiou fit oas 5Ucte Gapier MAIDEN. Gas erhe
@lrarpapier fam ieOer GiugeUnRDere clansen, ipbalb CT bier anfummt.
SR @ehHbr bdrGgt bpf emen Dollar. SeOer 3enhhe ipnte Hd beHerl
RNn, bias 5upte Rapicr 81 trlaugcn, Inn nOlbcrethgter garser in
neben. "a Is immcr idmieascr uirb, ben @urbeOngnngen snr Grl
laugnng oesRlben nndlsmfommen, 1T bnrd amfdnb ntts 5n geutnnen.
4nd mrb abcr tnr5 ooer lang neber Der geriRd gemadt ner0en (anb
Ct mag gelin9enl OenRnisen, bic MIR Ss erhe gargerpapier faben,
0as Stimmreht 5a entsieben. Is lit GgrenpfltGt zines ieOen Seuhden,j
it'd Oas StimHt nnO Sarserredt SIT Dsridafsn, bns ifnSet CT I'D febf,
ieaer 5amile nO benz Staute.
5eber 9enfbe Der non stnen anOern DsiH, Oaf CT nod fcn sarser.
papttr bat, ioMe i'm anfmcrHam maiden, bias ghe @apter herans5nnfhsl
men. IS tit bem StfrtttGlert in iehem GuArtbanie erbGlhid.
SIR bic 9eatfdtn in Douglas GpHntp.
Strr Eanl Shiumerbrr, Elm TenHdcr in Der SfIu Ss Gonntp.
anpats, lit eernc 6creit, SeufhcH, bic hh an i'm neHoen, bel Der SRI
lananng Duu Sareerpapieru bebniflid IN icn.
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s[as Surt Gooac.

9ld)t Dfnunern pnrDen nnl Sam-
tag Die 5iuciten 8Hrgerpapiere er-
teit, ioooB tie ieet bollmerti8e
Burger ilno. Inter o~enIelben be.
ian0 ild fem 0eutiher.
9eurp Gang plroe megen ge-
lesni0rigen gertoufs BON 8bisfn
81 40 8agen @efdnenis beriir.
teiIt.
8. 81. GlopO. melher felt BEN
81. lobember 1915 inter Dem Ger.
badt oes Strobenraubes in LIN.
teriuhung5bait liet, Epur0c iUeeeu
Iangels an 8eipeiien nubpr 9oit
eutIaiien.
z. sSiilius un0 G6. afpe ia
bea bereits oas Hntere Stndperf pom
6siii 6a aa45fia hf zen g . gHises 81
hddoe gemietet, INN Elm @an0el.
biI0er 5beater 81 er6ffnei.
Snfolge oes gimtnr5es Oes Bad.
oiens I'M aelerseifoB entitnnO 5rei.
log a0eno i'm GoIumbio Gaie, IS.
sio.. mo rs. CTR, Gin 6eier.
cas- eiHeu Shaben ron efiun 1920
onridiete, ebs e geLoidt isrben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-28

gor ettpa einem Sabre mar Mil.
helm SanIen nuf einern Gdtffe, oag
quitraIien 81 ieinem 3RIpunft bat.
te. Gas Sdiff Tuilroe t%orpeOiert,
uno 29iIbcIm giug iiber goro. Bel
Der GcIegenbett-rpie, peiB man
mdt-erud er Dos Aiidgrat. sfls
er i'm @aisr Ian, fpurOe CT pm
einen rujiii9Gt Sdifie, 0as nors
6eiiabr, oUigenomIHet mo raf)
8alcs. in Gnglono, qebradt. lie
9ebanoIung IN England mar iGledji,
ua6 oil Die DieIen geioen 5uIams
men perurIadien BEL ibm Die aoIop.
gierenoe SGrinbiudt. Gtgldn1 bat
Sen 9eiocnoen iflIieblid nod gtep
yorf eri1not, BON mo CT 8u ieinem
grnoer Gbris. nad) Colorado glng.
gort Iebte CT itur nod eini9e $50,
derL bis er, wie eefagf, Der glus.
5e6rund gum Gpfer fieI. Ssin Sci.
denbeg1ngnis fano am %. Wdr5
ftott nno ging bon Der greiioItia-
ieit STRIDE ans; 4nifor Spieder.
man belt Oie 9eihenreOe I'M cir
l1br an Dem gennunten Gage.
5rou TetIef 9dfner ieierte am
%. Widrs ibreii Weburtstdg, 5n
neldiem eiuc Hcibe BON 6ratnOinnen
einaelu0cn innreii. Aae nfrbraften
cine Ifone llo ongenebme Belt.
@n oemietban 3aae feierte and
Sans anoreien ieineu 8ebnrtstag
I'm q 9i1rs fDdren e5ebiirfgfdas
feiern bel Sobanu Siiditorf mo
Jron auguit Sod.
@einrid @olbp, Der I6ftaere 3eit
on elmer itdrten erfdltung lit.
lit iest njeOer off Der 9eierung.
@robmItter gol bic I1naere
3eit on Snnleniicber Lift. mo BE-.
rem 3uitarD su ernifen 9efiirhtun,
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aen anIaB COB, 1T ipie6er ouf Ser
9eiierun9.
Sim 8rllbn baut NIT einer Reibe
ron 5reunoen elm 9lutomo6ilbdus
OUT ieinem iiingit BON Seinridl
Wagner eritan0enen 9lab in Der
Stoot.
6eroinnnb Bieie miro ndditens
ieine iil6erne @od5eit feiern. ggir
luiiniden ibm uao Ieiner brapeu
banitie oas geite fir Bic gu.
funft.
Ter Commercial glltb miro 1eut.
n1dit Elm gnntett ge6en. BEL Dem
eir tiidltiger AeOner bon Omaha
a%uftretcn ipir6.
Or. Meier mar fiirsIih sttln Sc.
Jude fetner gltert un0 Greun1e
tn &oIltein, So.
Gie Der. Staaten boben iekt
9rieg; n~lIer0ings nldt NIT Geufid,.
LAMB, ionoeru NIT einem ourd Bar.
ieien serriiieuen gdnoe. Die or.
iabrtmgen, Die Ie aber IN Mierifo
iammeIn iDeroen, iragen hoiientlid
on5u bel, ibuen Elm fir oIe mai
.ieoes @nbhl0en nit 1ettIflan0 All
rerlei0en Saet bate and Ibco6ore
Rooie5elt bic aaeridonite Geleaen.
heit icinen 9Iut0urit 5u tilen
uno ieinen triegeriiden @eiit All be.
tdtiger
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Nus BEN @taate.

Settings. Su 5uuf6ine per.
idieo am Samstag 8reo 81. gu9.
rer i'm sitter bon 50 s5abren. Ser
g%eritotbene mar Elm alter anIieo.
ler oes Gountns. Gr 6interIaBt
ouBer Der @attin einen Sobn nto
3pei Tofter.
@eit Roiut glbcrt 5. 8nuui9,
5obu oort Serrn pnb 5ran s. 9.
9lpnlig pom bier. bat i'd in Gna.
bd init SRI. Giaie CANTON traflell
laIien.- H. Srait Tan 0roner
be9in9en ber1angelc ISOLDE oQs lei.
9ingen per1angene 8cde bas lei.
tene Set Der goIoenen 8od3cit lei
ibren ain6ern III Center, 0ebr., NO
9in iie iid 3u 0eitm 3med bege.
ben bdtter.
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qentfdle nnb Siterrsiaiide gelt.

Die uaditen neafroIen Gampfer
bic goitfaden Tir Geutidlon0 ufio
Geiterreih.llngorr m~itiiebmct1, iiuo :
ab JteD gort:
30. Uldr3 a0scor -
rad a~opeubegen
/. 4pril = Gampfer .gergeng.
fporo" uod Gbriitionia.
Gs lit n%otpcneig, ben Q1nen 6es
betrpffenben Dnmpfers arob un0
oeutlid auf Dem griefumiflag 81
termerfen Sober Brief ionte Ser.
ort marficrt tDer0eL on er ionit
nielIeiht arf n%elttralen 8ompferl
beforoert ipir6. Die rhgliife 9dfen
anlouien nno mas bic Serren Gna,
Idnber nit 9oit tim, tpeIhe fir lire
6ein0e 6eitinnrt iino, tpeiB man ia
CUR @eHiiae.
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Gus B(Oomtie(0!

@uitaD G~iienbaier, Der md6rer0
6e5 8iuters bier Nfonote an Der
9ocifiiden Siiite Slbrodte, lit
micocr 8urildgefebrt. 5r1u giienbau.
er lit nod in Tenoer. Col, mo
miro crit flab elmer 8ode bier an
lan3en. 8dbreno Ieines aufert.
salts I'M 8citen unter3og iiA @it.
itaU ether Operation, Die, pie mir
idoH beridtet 6aben gIildlih BET.
lief.
an t6. 9ldr3 nur0e i'm 95co.
ter en- St. gatrids gda ge9e.
ben an Dem iiA etrua go 8erionen
Deteiligten.
6rar5 GngeI mod)te Iesten glon.
tag, nHO g. 9. anu0len am 5ret.
taa, cine @eiA1ftsreiie mad 8dDtle.
g.. s Miaer febrten Lesten Gums.
tog bon elmer Geiie noh gincoln
5uriif, no iic ibrem Sobne auguit,
Der BORT Ste StaaiS . uniper.
iitnt beluht etilen tiir5elt geiuh
abitattetea.
Sberiif @Iasnif FAM am Iesten
Snutsta9 U2ittog NIT 8altpr 6riB
Gier all. 2egteren bate er III 0iit.
dlea. 2. 3, erariffen, inter Der
8eihul0i8tng, nit @ppotbefen Be.
Iaitetes eigentum 6erfauft 81 bo.
ben. Die giti5en @auf mar 0ie
anf[Ggerin.
u. s. Sufitorf fcbrte Letten
5dmstog abeno nou elmer geIltd)s.
reiie mad Omaha 5uriif.
Sn Der avl Iesten 9onnerstag
abae1Gltenen Qeriammllng Der
Staot BLOOMFIELD tDuroen aonoi.
ootcn fin 0as giirsermeiiter.am INT
unb ftr Den 5taotrot auigdteat.
Ter bisberiee giirgermeiter s. u.
8bllips miroe nieoer gepabIt, 70.
mic ale Staotrote, nit ausiabme
non 5reO @ieie, Der enc geieoer.
mabl abIehuts. Mn ieine 5te1e mir.
be GEO. Sna iiir Den 5peiteft 81.
ftrift nominiert. Mls Sta0tIdreiber
milroe 5opi, OILS ShabmeiIter
6edt. uao al5 syngenieur ". n.
9afer pic6er nominiert.
Grau @alter Meber reiite ON
lesten 9onnerstng nod Ranoolpj
sum geiud)e BON 6reuroen.
gfm % mdrS o%erbeirnteten iid
Sam 5int uno 0linnie gruegmmp
BON bier in Center. geioe iungen
Qeitte fino Doblbefonnt ufto fDer-
ben Ii6 nad Wontand beseben.
S. 8. @oiiaros neue 5oro Cars
geben tpie mnrme 5emmel. Sn Ell
ner ISOLDE bot er nidt rpeniger aIS
adjt Dertnift,
Gins Der tr1urigiten gcifetbcs
aangniNe, o1s lie In BLOOMFIELD
itnftaetlnOen fat. mar oas Don Nil'
1eIm Sauiai, einem S0bne bon
9eter 9anierL
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8ie in frii5eren Sahren Slide.
rel, 10 lit sauS beiouoers Jet
o9dfeln gum 2oiungsiuort uniercr
GrotentOeIt geDoroen in Der freieu
Set, Die lie ibren gflid)ten obge.
lDinnt. uno BARN bat tie niid ReGt,
Do mon ia obne grpBe 1lube uno
Soften etrpos Sa6nes un0 bod si.
gleia gtltslihes fir ieine 6relinbe
obar fi6 IcI6it 9eritelen failll. Ga.
bel fomnt ibr ais gutter antgeber
inter Bud go. 3 sur ollie. 4uBer
20 berihieOenm nehelten Muitern
bon BaiIen oOer So6)s iino iebr
nie6lide IeiGtdu5ufertieeiiOe Mliter
bon Shols, 4antoffeln Gedden,
6dnotaifen @dubhen nnO GiIef.
arbaiten onrin ertb1lten, iue!dle obnc
fSrnge groBan 9etfol finben tper6en.
Gdumen 9ic mutt init Der 9eiteIuug
.bieier ncileiten Musaabe.
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aIhtnna8poQ,
0ebrasfa Sort aOmmihiOn IN
SiBnn9.

Sic 0ebrosfa 6orit,aommiiiion
mar in ben Iebten hagen bier in
situng, Inn Sdritte 81 tim. etne
0eiebsDorIage aus8uorbeiten, bic
Der gegislatur 3lir 4nnabne bor9e.
Ie8t peroen fol-, uno Die ben CAB.
ten uno Goutitics, icpte Dem Staa.
&c 0os Heht 9tbt, Bombs ollS5iige.
ben, I'M Sort. yieieoerbatiouen urf6
offentltde Barf8 a%n5ule9eu.
Ter 8eriammlung mobnten SER
Carl Rb0oe. aus Columbus 8raii.
oent, mo SEER @oooruFf @aG, oilg
GnIenti1te. SefretGr Der aommiihon,
tei. 8a8 brittle MitgLie0, Y. s..
Meeger ans Ioli, J1eb., mar ON
grideineu ~Derbin6ert.
9te aunmiiiion bat ii8 feruer
0es ueitcreu init &lduen 5ur e-
6ulg oe5 6oritpeieus int Gtaata
beid1ftt9t un0 miro aid Die 4n.
teQuna einas Stantsforftets erns
pfeblen. Die aommiiiion rDuroe iei.
ner3eit aaf Die 4nregang oes
Sfaatso erbonOes gtebrdsfa bon Der
qegislatur geidaffen uno Bot Bio.
nierarbeit fir oos 6orftneieu i'm
5to1te getau, Die dIIeroin8s ipdter.
bin In ibren gali5en 8erte Uotl
Der 9ilrgerIfaft gepiroi9t rDeroen
0urfte.
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Wieoer auf Dem re6ten Stanopun6r

getonntid bat a~ongreBmnrn Gmerfon i'm guHoes. Abgeor6netaibnus
cine @orlose pingereiht monnh Die Ger. Stndten Die t8araute ibnnebnen
fnnen fir bic fherp qprfenntfna Ron Wild o. ME nnrhnnAea 4.annr
Esuihlan0s. 9dterreihl lngarns unO 4oIens. Die fromnen engIdnoer
nonen nanHH DIE nnitnloigeH ain0r ne ebeOem 0erooes Hnmoroen, in.
0eu ne 0e MiLdxufuhr noda 0ein 9in0ern 1nRrbinber. Srr Dol q
Qunr 4rdfornt bs StuntsDerbunbes slebrusfu. bot fih an ne miere
@unhesfnntnreH umO 2~ongreBIeute NIT Der Bite geDnnot Die @orlage
As aonaraB1nann eHerfon nader 3u uateuhtfn nno oac hdben MN
bfiaftd ugrfpfndfu4 osaa Graden i'm SnnreHc her Wfcnihihfcit scrne
nadSfouruiea an nnHer. O. lit efrelidb DuE bic 9tebfdH1 AonareB-
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Delegation aud in oieier Sate mf BEN redten StonSbuntt iebt
Sendtor Shftod, Der ib 0teer yOtla9e beion0ers onnimnt un0
NIT Or. BON Dad BON yap Oot, benz Die GiHreidnng Der 8orloae St
.mihriben it, in gerbinoung getretet it, neloet, oB Der aanpf INN
.6de 9orlnge lsber ebenio ihDer it, ais I'M bic GnrbdreCborlage er ngt
Die Guic uo Ie6er anf dniteineno Oe 8olfsmnTcn it GHen iahn
.ecgen bic 3entroln1dte 10 borengenonumen, ooB man ur nit Der gr0bhn
g%dDhrtefGt i'm GonereB nit Seortiget Gorhennecn boranfonnen fann
sic oflhe qreHe bot Die oiRhtide Metnuns berghet. 3nnit III es
bier i'm 9etat 0ot nod better betelt.
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WOQen StaalSUer6nn0
in JOa6O %grdnOen!
3urtigc Sentide laIen laiiea iidj
SaBuneen 6eS Hebrasta.
Staatsuerbaa0 fomrneI.
6olgen6er grief erfIdrt it'd ieIat:

GoIgenoer Brief ertldrt iid ieLbit:
gotie, Sbdbo. p. 9aar8 1916.
8erter @err Better
9itte, ididen Sie mir Die Ga.
tutigen oes 9ationalblnoes uno beg
5tantspeE6moe8 Re6rasfa. @ir
nolef bier ndutlid eiuen Staat
berbano ms 9eber rufen. 8ir inlD
bereits bel ser 2rgauiiieruug mo
mohten Giles gleid in Die redte
Srormug bringen.
abttuo8Doa,
Z. j. 9ouifier
gte 5ndlen lDur0cn promld on
cen Sdreiber ~o6seianot, uHb piinidlt
rn0 fofft Die 3rtbune, Dab man
6alo ben tteuen Staatsoerban0 5oa.
10 be1riiBen falut.
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Mna hrm staate


pIpmoutb. sluf Der iedls @ei.
len pom bier entiernien 5orn ron
W. d. Sdrbep bronnte 5reitaa nodl.
mitiag oas @obnge6ou0e noaia
nieocr. err Sdaoeil brfroat $1,000.
fuovcn aic 0dlite onr9 8crlide.
runa aeoeft iii.
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fonutc. 5rouf goitpid, ser gcii.
ter beg Aeitaprarts. lit MIR NIT
$500 periidert.
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gs 1T 9ummer 434 Main Gtrn.
&c, 6remont, mo CT. @eiIan0 mad
Dem /. april feline Offte baberi
miro.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27
KEENE AND RELNE7ART
STAR IN MISSOURI
COLLEGIATE CIRCLES

Roy Keene, former Salem High school
star twirler, is making a name for him
self in Missouri as HEAVIER for the Mis-
souri, Wesleyan team according TO a
clipping from the Maryville Democrat
Forum which was sent to Harry Ralph
in this city. The news disphtch also
includes Reinhart likewise Salem
high school star Of last year, in flat
terino terms and even saws that the Mis-
souri, Wesleyan team is a two man ag-
gfeSation with Keene and Reinhart as
the 'whole shOw.'
Although the story of the game APP
pears in a rival town newspaper Keen
and Reinhart are given full credit for
their brilliant work as the following
history of the game shows and the
story runs thus:
'fIt took Roy Keene of Missouri Wes-
leyan eleven innings to beat the Rear
cats yesterday even if he is rated as the
best pitcher on the college circuit. Be
sides pitching a one-hit game, he got
one hit himself, scored two of their
five runs and furnished all of the real
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27

u few loyal fans also and Sundays
game will not only be battle on the
diamond but on the bleachers. The keen
rivalry between the two towns assures
the patrons of the game that Sun lay IS
contest will be feature struggle from
the time the jumps announces "play
ball"
The old reliable ex-leaguer Wayne
Barham viii do the hurting antics for
Salem with Hauser on the Receiving
end. The remainder of the Salem line
up will be the usual aggregation of
hard hitters and Manager Klett prom
ises to put the strongest possible lineup
against the Woodburn team.
Murphy, who has built up a mar
velous reputation this season in the
Inter.City league viii be the opposing
slabster and Red Kreitz win WELD the
big mitt. Krietz is an ex-Coast Lacquer
and is one Of the best receivers in the
Inter-City league harness.
The game win be called at 3 p. m.
and arrangements have been made with
the weather man for the best in the
shop, the day will be fair with few
spots Of sunshine but no rain.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27
STATE OF OREGON.

The Oregon State Board of Control
will receive sealed bids ON June Is,
A9l6, at p. m, for furnishing supplies
to the various State institutions; con
sisting Of dry goods, clothing, furnish
ings, groceries, shoes, hardware,
brooms, drugs. paints, oils, stationery,
erockery, plumbing, etc, for the semi
annual period ending December 81,
1916. Specifications and schedules viii
be furnished upon application to the
secretary, at Salem, Oregon, also from
the Industries and Manufactures
Bureau, Chamber Of Commerce, Port
land, Oregon. Each bid to he accom-
panied by certified check in the SUM
of 10 per cent Of the whole amount Of
bid, payable to the Oregon State Board
Of Control, to be held as a guarantee
of the faithful performance of the con,
tract. The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids or to accept any
part of q bid.
r. b. GOODIN, Secretary,
Oregon State Board of Control
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27
To Sell Durbar I'd, Derby
Winner, and Other Racers
at Auction Today

Belmont Park, L. l., May 27.-The
sale Of the English and French breed
ing and racing establishments of the
late Herman B. Duryea, which the
company will conduct
in the paddock at Belmont Park here
today, will give to the thoroughbred in
dustry of the United States another
British Derby winner, Durbar Cd, a
son of Rabelais and Armenia.
Durbar I'd, which was bred by Mr..
Duryea in France, won the Derby Of
1914 from Hapsburg and Peter the Her
nit. Hapsburg defeated a first class
field in the Jockey club stakes a lit
tie later. after winning the derby
Durbar I'd went over to France and
finished third in the Grand Pnx de
Paris and his caretaker had brisk
time getting him away from the Ger
man invasion later in the year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27
Eights Row at Seattle.

Seattle, Wash, May Pronounced
an entirely different crew from the
one that was recently defeated by
Stanford, the California varsity eight
is accorded an almost even break in
this afternoon IS encounter with the
University of Washington oarsmen on
Lake Washington.
The California has been practicing
steadily during its preparation for the
race and those who saw the race al
Oakland declare the sOutherners should
make a much better showing today
Both crews are in fine condition
The race is scheduled to start at !
o clock this afternoon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27

ball playing for his team, with the as
sistance of Reinhart, visiting team
first baseman.
The visiting team gave their pitcher
good support at the bat getting eight
hits, Their fielding support was poor,
however, for Keene really should have
had shut out game. In reality it was
only two man team. Reinhart got
three hits and a base on balls while an
error got him on bases the fifth time
he came up. He also scored two Of tho
five runs"
The summary shows that Keene az
lowed but one hit, a liner over second
and three runs were scored through
misplays of his team mates. He gave
eight bases ON balls and struck out 10
while the opposing hurler whitfield II.
Keene s team had 13 left on bases and
the home team seven. Reinhart IS
credited with one stolen base.
Both Keene and Reinhart win prob
ably return to Salem after the school
year is over and in that event will un-
doubtedly appear in q Salem uniform.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27
OLD RIVALS MEET
AGAIN FOR SUNDAY
GAME IN THIS CITY
WOOdburn and Salem Inter.
City Team Scheduled for
Hot Game Tomorrow

For the first time since the old Tri-
City league days Woodburn and Salem
Inter-City league teams viii meet to-
morrow as the first game of a regular
baseball carnival which will finish with
the Decoration day game between the
Bradfords and Salem on Tuesday. Ray
Baker has secured the services Of the
Eugene Street Railway band to furnish
the music for Sundays game and to
drown the noise made by the Wood
burn rOoters.
Those Woodburn rOOters are known
about the circuit as the noisiest element
since the boiler factory closed down
and they boast of their ability to get
angoras of their opponents. Salem has
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27
Sc Round Bout a Draw.

Portland Ore, May GA slambang
six round bout between Lee johnson of
Oakland and Billy Mascot of Port
land, last night was cplled draw.
johnson had the best of the scrap.
johnson scored the only clean knock
dawn of the fight when he sent the
Portlander to the canvas with terrific
right, in the fourth round.
AL Sommers was given a decision
over Romeo Hagen of Seattle, at the
end Of six rounds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-27
o. of o Man Beat Muira.

Eugene, Ore, May Pm. Muire, star
tennis player of the University of
Washington, has lost his three year
title of "the unbeatable" Tie little
Japanese met his Waterloo yesterday
in Lewis Bond of the University of
Oregon, and Oregon drew first blood in
the singles tennis championship by a
score of 7-5, Ga and 1913.
Two more singles sets will be played
this morning and the doubles champion
ships will be played off this after
noon.