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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08
Clip VIII Total About
A Half Million Pounds

Mohair prices have taken a sudden
jump and instead of buyers payi1s 80
cents delivered in Portland, rs they
have been doing for some tlmc. thcv
have raised their ante two cents 10 -
cents a pound, laid down heta. "'hat
is some price and growers would mp.
Icnr to be foolish if they lid ! OF nc.
cept K. Whether the marker viii 60
/, !her cr not remains "a hp seen. No.
hrdy seems to know or even possessrs
an lea. They claim all th'T kn'w is
they are paying "a cents beginning
yesterday, and hope they won't have
to pay more.
But" said one buyer, ''wa are in
the market for all the mohalr we can
get and will pay the price, whatever
it is" Sounds bullish, but that is the
brand of medicine the grower likes to
take.
The mohair game in the valley is
livering up considerably. Growers
appear ready to do business. Judging
from the number of Telephone calls
received by dealers every lay. Some
have refused to accept the price cf-
frred. but others. fenrful that the
bondwriting ON the wall mav be
changed aHv time to read lower in.
stead of birber pr,--s. are aeeeptipg
if eagerly. ii is expected the cr6n In
this State will total approximatelv SEQ
COO hounds.
Wool Prices High.
There is a deadlock between :he
huvers of wool and sellers in this
state. Naturally growers want all
there is in it and BUYERS want, on
their part. to oct the sapplies at as
low a figure as possible. Their views
are far apart. IT is understood. but
not fully confirmed, that sellers are
asking from 90 to "a cents for fine
wool, according to the quality of it, and
imnression that buvers arc willing to
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

FOR RENT-Five room furnished cot
tage blocks from State House, half
block from ear line, plumbed electric
lights, wood and gas ranges, cement
basement, furnace, 500, Inquire l6l
S. 14th st. APPS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

EXPERIENCED HORTICULTURIST-
OF O. A. c., wants position. Com
mercial orchard work preferred.
Phone II.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08
Divorce Cases Filed.

Dallas, Ore, April s.-Two new al.
vorce cases were filed in the Polk coun.
ty crcuit court this week. Emil Carl.
son seeks a divorce from his wife, Elya
Carlson and NJ. D. Hogan from Liza r.
Hogan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

FOR RENT room house, close in,
gas bath, hot and cold water, $1,000
per month, $40 Union street. Phone
5SO-M. APPS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08
THE MARKETS

< y ****& ***** !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

FOR SALE-Two large rockers, one
small rocker and 3 dining chairs, IN
golden oak. 1906 Center. Phone
S27-W.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

TO EXCHANGE-l6O acres in the
Artesian basin of Morrow county,
Oregon and $1,000 cash for small
place (blacl soil) in tne valley, be
quick, give full description, must be
well improved. f. G. Chamberlain,
Gervas. Ore Aprl0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08
AGENTS WANTED

.ARGE MANUFACTURER wants rep
resentatives to sell shirts, underwear,
hosiery, dresses, waists, skirts, direct
to homes. Write for free samples.
Madison Mills, 800 Broadway, New
York City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

FOR SALE acres all under cultiva-
tion, new broom plastered house,
barn, chicken house, woodshed, well;
this is a snap if you are looking for
an improved tract; l-2 miles out.
Price $lGj0. See f. j. Canatsey,
with W. II. Grabenhorst 4 Co., 27l
State st. APPS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-08

FOR SALELOne Scre tract all in
bearing fruit, just outside of the
city limits in South Salem; good
drainage; price $3.50. 500 down, bal.
ance $40 per month, 6 per cent inter
est. See a. Kitterman, with w. II.
Grabenhorst & Co.. 275 State st. APPS
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21
BERNICIA
TO MEET STARS
NSWIM Event
Honolulu Feminine Star Leaves
on Manoa for San Francis
CO; Meets Olga 0orfner

With large crowd ut the wharf
to give her 4 royal farewell. Miss Eer-
nicia Lane left Honolulu yesterday
afternoon on the Manoa TO compete
in the ie0.yard national championship
swimming event which viii be held
Ia San Francisco on July 4
Miss Lane has won the last three
events IN Honolulu, taking the honors
In the 5o-yard swim from Frances
Cowells during the Carnival, and de-
feating both Lecile Legros and Helen
Rosa In the trial meet, which was held
on Saturday to select representative
for the national Weet. During the com.
petition In San Francisco Miss Lane
will enter the so and l00.yard swims,
All Stars Entered.
Opposing the Honolulu girl will be
Olga Dorfner, the American champion
who has made 1909 3-5 for the 100
yards: Claire Galligan, who has COW
cred the distance In 1:i2: Frances
Cowel5, who appeared this year; Do
rothy Becker. who has appeared in
Honolulu: Miss Rurns. Miss DAILY and
many others who are counted on as
fast swimmers. This meet will feature
all of the fast swimmers Of America
among the fair sex, and some new
records may be made.
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SPECIAL RACE
FOR CREWS At
HILO REGATTA
Banner Crowd viii Leave Ho-
noIuIu for Three Days Ex-
cursion IuIy ! :

Hilo businessmen will give another
cup for ,ne big regatta which will be
held in that city on July 4. A $50
silver trophy will be awarded the win
ner of special race. Inasmnch as
Honolulu will bring six substitutes,
two from each club. the Hilo Junior
crew offered to race the substitutes.
representing an All.Honolulu team.
This race would add much interest,
and the Myrtles, Healanis and Homo.
lulus would all be sure of win In
case the combination defeated the
dilo contingent Much interest Is
being taken in the coming regatta and
it is expected that the largest crowd
to visit the other island will go en- the
Mauna Ke.. on July 1.
l.. w. de Wis Norton. Honolulu rep
resentative OF the Hawaii Publicity
Commission. stated today that he had
received word that there was royal
welcome waiting the Honolulu crowd,
and urged all to make reservations on
the Inter-lsland boat at once, as there
is certain to be record crowd going
over for the races. A special round
trip rate of SIS to Hilo and return has
neen made by the Inter.Island Com,
pany.
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EXCEPTIONAL CROPS F0a
GERMANY ARE INDICATED

+ BERLIN, Germany. -Everything in.
dicates that Germany will have sun.
usually good grain crops this year.
From all parts of the country the re.
ports are most satisfactory. The win
ter was mild, and thus far the spring
weather has been wellnigh ideal.
The rainfall has continued satisfac.
tory in nearly all parts Of the coun-
try; hence grain and meadowgrass
have been making fine progress. Live
stock has been turned out to grass,
and thus the scarcity Of feedstuffs
has been relieved. The greatest dam
ger just now for the grain crops Is
that there may be relapse OF cold
weather, which may injure the we'll
advanced plants. Another factor that
Is expected to increase Germany's
production of grain and other crops
is that much moorIand has been re-
claimed and viii now come into cult
walton for the first time. The pros
poets for an excellent fruit crop are
also good.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21
CANTON CLUB SWAMPS
KAlMUKIS IN GAME AT
MAKIKI FIELD SUNDAY

Canton Athletic Club, defeated the
Kaimukis on Sunday afternoon at ID
kikI field by a one-sided score of -
to /. Loo's poor throw to third gave
tie Kaimukis their only run. Guam
Yet pitched good ball for the Ca1tCns
and held the Kaimukis to one lone hit
Score by innings:
Canton ......4 Oh
KaimuNi ......O 0 0 0 0 0 q O. l
The lineup-Canton A. c.: Bow
Kin, CT; Goo zee, IT,; Ching Put, SIS;
l cong Houns, h.; S. ". Doc, Oh; Tin
Yuen, 3h.; Chun Ching, rf; Guam Vet,
p; H. Loo, c.
Kaimuki-Eichi c.. p. and Oh;
Checng, c. and CT A. Camacho, RI;
J.. Camacho, S.; Meyers, IT,; J. CANA
cho, p. and 3b.; W. Correa, Oh; F.
Cemacho, 3b.; V. W. Bell, h.; VI.
Cambria, S.; Geong, CT.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21
CRICKET PLAYERS TO
MEET ON FRIDAY NIGHT

Cricket will be here soon, and as
a beginning the Honolulu Cricket Club
has called a meeting on next Friday,
June 90, at 7:45 p. M, in the British
Association Club Rooms in the Love
Building on Fort street.
At this time officers will be elected
for the ensuing year.. and other mat
tiers discussed. 1t is hoped that all
interested in cricket will be on hand
at this meeting, as the boys are anxi-
GUS to start the season off with a
bang. Edgar Anderson, secretary OF
the Club, expects a large crowd in
attendance at the meeting, as there
are a number of cricketers in the city
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distributed through the lineup. 1nas-
much as there will be no southpaws
to oppose them. with the exception OF
Barney Soy Of st, Louis, the Mission.
aries look to have a chance in this
line. Wilson, Cay and Hall bat from
the near side Of the plate.
Bart Burke said when the Olympics
came hssre that their best pitcher did
not come along, meaning Roy Bliss,
the southpaw who has had an offer
from MeCredie. If Bliss is better than
SPEEDS Martin. then we shall see
what we shall see.
Rosan Will Be Ready.
While the Santa Clarans are prac.
Using the 18th Infantry and st. Louis
teams will be ready, for the fray on
Saturday and Sunday. II is almost
certain that Rogan. will be on. the
mound against the Mission team, and
Swinton will wear the windpad. Ro
gan held the Chinese to three hits last
Sunday, and will be ready for the fray.
With Ware in right. Johnson in cen.
ter and Go Get EN-" Grafton in left
the colored aggregation will have a
fast collection Of fly gatherers, and
II Santa Clara can produce q better
outfield then they will show the Ho-
nolulu fans a real trio of ball players
in the outer garden. Santa Clara
should have an infield to shape up
with that OF the 25th Irfantry. and the
test will be left TO the two things that
must not be MISUNDERSTANDING and
work with that big bat. j.. -, -.
Everybody and his brother will be
out at the ball orchard on Saturday
afternoon, and they are now making
their selections as to who will win.
1t is a hard question to decide, and
may not be answered i until along
about o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
Here is an opportunity for our home
players to show what they can do
against fast collection OF ball play
ers, and the fans of Honolulu be-
lieye that they will do justice to the
city. m. ...,
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THESE MARKS TO
BE CHALLENGED
in MEET At YIN.
NATIONAL A. [. N. A. RECORDS

so yards, 25 s.-Raymond Smith.
Newark, N. j.
100 yds., m. 2 As s.-Thomas
Backe, Brooklyn.
220 yds., m. SO is Sc. c. Place,
Brooklyn. -....
100 yds. back stroke, l m. 20 S.
B. F. Taber, st. Paul. ..-..:
Plunge, 43 ft.-B. F. Taber, st. Paul.
Underwater swim, 202 tt.-G. E.
Reddall, Brooklyn. .... r.. -
Above are some of the national rec
their eyes on next Saturday night
when, in the first summer swimming
meet the Y. M. C. A, men will attempt
20 lower the marks and bring the rec
ord titles to Honolulu.
Clarence Lane and Kali both have
their eyes on those so and 100 yard
marks. while Stubby Kruger longs for
the mark in the 300. He has beaten
the above several times in the local
tank and ought to repeat Saturday
night. ....
Number of Entries.
Vasco Franco, Frank Kruger, Geo.
Hawkins, William Rowat and Sam
Kealoha are some of the other fast
locals entered in the meet so far. A.
q. Carter, Jr, will bid high for the
mark in the backstroke, while young
Carter, popularity known as Shine, y
is the Leading expert in the under
water swimming game.
Inc various abilities at the plunge
is not known. To date Dudley Pratt
has shown up best in the local tank,
but he may be unable to enter Satur.
days meet.
The prize cups are to be delivered
to the association tomorrow morning
and will be ready to hand over to the
winners at the close of the meet.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21
AUERBACH And
v, cullen MEET
IN GOLF FINALS
MoanaIua Tournament for Cup
win Be Completed Sunday;
Consolation Same Day

Arthur Auerbach and William Gull
len will meet in the finals OF the play
for the Moanalua cup on Sunday morn
ing at the Moanalua links. This Will
be the first cup match in some time at
this course, AMI much interest is being
taken in the finals. 1t is expected that
a large number of the golfers will fol-
low around.
Auerbach succeeded in defeating E.
Munro in the semi-final match, win
ming at the seventeenth hole. William
Cullen had hard match with J. Sin
clair. r. Andersen, G. lie Clair, Gray
Zabriskie and X. Todd were defeated
in the match before the semi-finals
In the second round of play for the
consolation cup the following were
the results:
]. Cullen beat Algie Halls.
j. Mclean beat Roy Blackshear.
Owen Merrick beat w. J. Peterson.
Lieut.. BurdicS beat Billy Noble.
S. Todd beat Cyril Hoogs.
B. Burdick beat A. Potter.
w. OuderkirK beat J. Alexander.
ed Nell beat Kelley Henshaw.
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E's Win With Ease From Gees;
Mcdonald Stars in Field in
Game at Fort Shafter
FORT SKATER LEAGUE.

FORT SKATER. June q. =
On the Fort Shafter Polo grounds
yesterday, G Company was given an
other shove cellar-ward when E COM
pany defeated them by a score of Z
to 3. The game was played in a driz-
zling rain, both teams erring frequent
ly, the G Company hobbies coming at
critical times while the fozzles made
by K Company did not figure much
in the run column. The game, though
listless, was filled with Just enough
of the spectacular by individual play
ers to keep the crowd from going
home to roost. McDonald's long run
ming catch of Rowland's short fly, in
center brought the crowd to its feet
in the third, while Manley pulled down
a long fly by Csernotta on the LETT
field foul line after hard run, doubl-
ing Lally at first. McGarry's work at
short and Golfers at second was
pleasure to watch, while Duffy, in
left garden, pulled down three long
ones.
Team work, however, was conspicu-
Gus by its absence, both teams ap-
parently waiting for the breaks in the
game to decide the contest, neither
exhibiting in any degree the aggres.
siveness which. is keeping H and
Companies at the top OF the heap.
Both teams that played today have
not shown much offensive play and
are notably weak hitters. Each team
made five hits in today's struggle and
this is in excess of the number made
in previous performances. OF these
Burns for E and Johnson for G Com
pany, made two each. But one extra
base clout was registered, this by Nc
Donald in the third session. E Com.
pany's defensive work was especially
good in the pinches in the strug-
gle, but unless they improve in their
offensive play the end of the series
will probably find them keeping com
pauy with the .lowly Gees and Bees
for at their present stride they can.
not hope, for much at the hands OF
the battalion leaders.
The pitchers were badly off color,
Lally walking three, hitting one and
negotiating one wild heave, while kl
erzek walked an equal number, nit
two and made one wild pitch.
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Who's Who in Baseball at Fort Shnfter

Williams, pitcher, called :Blondy" by
the bIeacher crowd when he is win
ming and other names when he Is
losing. Blondy Is a popular pitcher
with the fans at Athletic Park as we'll
as at Shafter. He has great under
hand ball and change of pace that
is battling. >..-.s r.. ..:.-
Morning Lloyd" r.
On the Engineers Lloyd McGavin
holds down the bacEstop position.
McGavin, who has been catching and
playing the initial sack for the Homo
lulus in the Oahu League, is big fel.
low with an excellent whip, and the
bridge builders owe much to these
two men. James Cain has played
ball in the Oahu League and was able
to do his team justice. Stockwell, Ma
gill, BeeIer and Zuber make up fast
infield, all being heady ball players.
The outer garden is well taken care
of by Hogue, Cain and Hampton.
Company e has good collection OF
ball players There are no bright and
shining stars, but every man on the
team is working hard all the time.
In Lally and Simmons the company
has two good pitchers. Lally also is
handy with the stick. Collier at sec
iond base, who is captain of the team,
is heady player and hard worker,
while the other infielders, Rowland,
Burns and McGarry, measure up to
the standard of any in the league in
most departments The Irish have i
majority in the outfield with Duffy
and Fogarty. and Csernotta comes
along for the other position. E. Con-
pany must be figured in the race for
hOnOrS.
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YESTERDAYS SCORES
I'M THE BIG LEAGUES

American League.
At Boston New York 4, Boston /.
At Philadelphia - Washington 2,
Philadelphia l.
At Detroit-Detroit 2, Cleveland /.
At st. Louis Chicago 4, st. Louis 2.
National League.
At New York-New York 4, Boston
2; Boston 1, New York 0.
At Observation-Disclosures z, Brook.
Ign first camel.
At Pittsburg Pittsburg 6, st. Louis
6 (11th innirg).
At chicago and Cincinnati- Rain.
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Capt. Norris Stayton (right) and
Henry Chillingworth, who will officiate
in the Santa Clara series. Both men
have made a success of their work on
the whole, and their lives have been
spared by the angry multitude at
times, and comparing the position of
umpire here with that on the coast, it
is Just like comparing an ant with a
bunion to a ferocious bulldog.
In the games here there has been
very little pugnacity shown by the
players, and the contests as a rule
have been well handled. but still after
a defeat the players have often mag
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HOW THEY BAT.

I<cOuaEog p ..--....
Lets see that oil ball, Ben!
That's the pep" "All the way"
You might imagine that this was
an echo from one OF the conventions,
and then again you might believe 9TH
erwise. Residents in the vicinity OF
MoiIiili field heard these sounds yes.
terday afternoon in what was suppo-
few of the fans present.
Having heard the multitudious
sounds that echoed and reechoed from
the stand few OF the fearless gather
ed near and found collection of ball
players enjoying few minutes OF
play. II was the Santa Clara team
getting the kinks out OF their arms
after SIX days on the briny. They in
tended to work out at Athletic park.
but switched the deal at the last mo-
ment, and as a result there was only
q few OF he fans present
Light Practice.
II IS impossible to Judge a ball team
in short practise, and the Santa
Clara team did. not start In with a
rush. Infield and outfield practise
was INDUCED in and the pitchers heay.
ed few. One thing is certain, the
players handle themselves like ball
players, and the manager says that
they have one thing In their favor and
that Is hitting the ball.
II the Santa Clara squad can hit
they will surely create good impress.
sion among the fans, and will be fav-
orites over some Of the local teams
with their pitching, but then that Is
another question that will have to be
answered on Saturday. II is not
thought that even the best hitters will
get tired running the bases on the
25th Infantry pitchers.
Confident Of Winning.
Joe Sneeze, sometimes used by the
Santa Clara boys as a non de plume
Tor Joseph Aurrecoechea-whi is
the way he spells II If the linotype
man hits right-states that he expects
to see Santa Clara victory on Satur.
day afternoon. He doesn't say II in
q manner that leads one to believe
that he Is Boosting. We have a
mighty good bali team. and three
crack pitchers. Why shouldn't we be
confident? We have heard a lot OF
good things about the 18th Infantry.
but We have better pitching staff, all
around, than the olympics, and be.
lieve that we viii outhit them" .
One Of the noticeable things about
the Santa Clara team Is their clean.
cut manner Of handling all questions
regarding their opponents They are
confident, but not boastful, and II is
certain that the boys will be royalty
treated during their stay here, wheth.
er they win or lose.
Three left-handed Hitters.
The team win have three left-hand.
ed batters on the squad, and these are
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wIkANDER COLLECTING CUPS.

Wikander is leading in the ragtime
singles at the Y. VI. c. A. with the
three highest scores. At the present
time the leader has the cinch on
three cups, and if he is not defeated
by Saturday will run off with all Of
the trophies. His scores are 739, III,
707. Methven has the fourth highest
score with Geo. Merchandise or cups
will be awarded the first three bowl
ers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-21
WAsEDAs COMING BACK.

Especial Marccnigram to Nippu Jiji)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, June 21.-
Waseda University will arrive here
tonight from their tour of the East.
'ey will leave for Japan on the Nip
pen Maru en- Saturday, arriving in Ho-
nolulu On July l.. The team will not
ston off in Honolulu.
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Many believe that the Engineers
have an excellent chance to win the
honors at Fort Shafter this year, and
with number of good players the
team has played good ball and is tied
for first place with Company F.
The Engineers possess two players
who are better known to the baseball
fans around the island than any
others in the league. They are Frank
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ARM TwIsTERs HOLD MEET.

Especial Marconigram to Nippu Jill
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, June 21.--
The Pacific coast jiu-jitsu meet viii
be held In San Francisco on Sunday
evening. Athletes from all Of the Pa
cific coast cities will be entered In the
competition. Ito, the champion, will
be entered as will 100 other athletes
from the Kodokwin. ~
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SANTA CLARA GLcE CLUB
ENTERTAINS FOR AID MEN

Santa Clara played prominent part
in the Ad Club luncheon today at the
Alexander Young hotel, when the San
ia Cara Glee Club entertained for the
members of the Better Boosters AS
ISOLATION. Accompanying the must
clans were the bas/,all team and
songs and college yells were features
Of the days program