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established tho fact that Paddy's foo
ture NJ mat time was regarded rs be-
,mS ,G,NcSpsionally bright. and that nc
in the realm of the padded gloves Ia
Is probably the best amateur to have
fought in Richmond during tho ms
1--WE years. His great specialty is I'm
side" lighting.
Jerry Molloy; also Irish. matches his
and speedy fellow -countryman. From
the accounts which are now wendinr
i iindtr, way ny, from Jerry's training camp
ring TO drn% IN the bacon within the
six allotted rounds. Jerry said YES.
terday to "zeke" smith: you @ can rest
shape on The ls,h. know Paddy is
tomgh boy. but he'll get ali the action
he wants. believe me"
from down South. Stuart:s record.
,hnas it may be. hasn't reached
that The proceedings will be worth the
watch:ng just because 'woily" is -
,nk% part. Whether the affair is to
Test or In closely contested exhibit
.soh VIII depend on the newcomer ana
ms WORK inside the ropes will be
onrush OF ''wolIy." he will be en-
tilted to much credit.
Luck" stone, the husky who can
stand IN unlimited amount OF punish
n,ont. and who puts up tho games. Of
scraps al of the time no is in the
ring. Will go for six sessions with
Young Richer, of Savannah Ga. Re
ports from the South arc mos; nat
t"r!ng IL the ability of Richer He.
II is said. Is the kind OF fighter who
IS content to stand head up. toe 10
toe with his opponent, and slam away
ior hours on stretch. "Ruct" lie
nuiit along the same line: he Ia evil
IDENTIFY possessed OF cold stee! Jaw.
and The whack away" style j,ist ao-
peaiS 20 him. This event on the card
should be we'll worth watching and
=. Members only arc to be admitted OF,
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SARATOGA RESULTS

rl Trs' Tnef "a nga :u,;o1s,
-" "a lrs,: Keen Jane. liz walls 2 to i
80 20 !, % = 10 !. third. Tins / :05 2. J.
Llnard. An'oins'te Foultucy. J'Arrive aiso
Second rn!le-Canso. ia tsande) "a "a
10. 10. and out. arsi i.'Isrran, lis IEn
s%rl., to 10" 10. out. second: Alb, iOi
,MaL,Sl TO ]: TO J. even third ,!iun
l;2S ~; Tom Boio. Elanhart also ran
,od n ~ TaHee-s.S MISUNDERSTANDING sun.
i i:%"as 10, tT%',, 70 ~ - . % !
To /. third Time Iii As Mn. PM,
Dreams. Hapry valley. berlin. rasanona
ahE lis MasGnera;icr also ran.
aia H., ,hns"F'; II to ~ TO 5. out: ars, En-:
i to j. out, third Time. !;Oi ls i Dag ~
,.r Eitih r.ce--onc .milc-Franknn. II.
H"y n tRicei. to s. gut; g g out, Ian" sr"
oonh: Tnrchhearcr. los tMcrgleT). G to-
~ .. out third TiE,e. 1887 rs wis.rn, y
Sixth receive end a half fyr,on.s
81, NJ a.: IHE12.,hinSGn); . 10 10 to 5.
b l. TO to 10 to second: csrlnYs, is &Gru
los Is purchase. RoS Sesn, 'h Iirh TIM.
in"nd. Thirteen. Pastoral Swain W..
F"ni. Senator Crow. Tailor Maid i:ii
H"'s' ie'sr ana lsayonnr also ran.
Good business opportunities. mr..
plentiful. Read tho busincs. opnors
nnitirs ndS On tie Want Nd prg-
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
INTERESTING MATCH TO
BE STAGED TUESDAY
Finish Fight for Hest Two Ont oil
Three Falls Is Promised y:
Central Athletic School.

Richmond mat and ring fans viii
nave All OF the amusement thcy want
OF BILLY" Wollscifer George Herbert
and "Ieke" Smith. holds forth again
and presents for the critical three fis-
In spite of the hot weather, every
one At the school is highly interested
in the forthcoming proceedings. and
much pep has been eXhibi,tf among
the members WHOM they discuss .thc
mills of next week.
,Heke" Smith, VINO has made n place
sporting populace by his clean me: huds
OF wrestling. has apparently fully re-
covered from the mental shock he
must have experienced when lie fell
strong arm stuff" ef Eohby Main
ford. lie says emphatically that he
Is out for blood. ard Viii obtain a
favorable decision over Olsen or know
the reason why. Most of the Rich
monders know the latter. He has Il
great record to his credit and is one
Weights ever to have been seen in
action here. In addition he is fully
hep" to all OF the hnc points OF the
5Ze .sG. '' "'pS' eve" more "ep than
The match is to go for the best two
out OF three falls. Which means that
me fans Will not be disappointed hv
any cutting, short by tn. referee as
there have been SO many times in the
past. when they went 70 see tive pro-
icssional matches between the big
boys. The members OF the Central
Athletic School have, by this time.
become fully aware Of the fact tina
no match advertised by the school 10
go 10 anish ever fails to do 50. un-
less one or the principals is injured
Next on the slate viii appear Paddy
NILS who shone before the ngh; fans
some weeks ago. Paddy's record is
100 weii known TO need comment TIL.
IttOTU, however, WAS known
just few days before the last match
III which the lrislIman figured when
some old clippings, dated way back in
lYoo or 50. We're brought TO light. They
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PETER ELLIOTT ANMEXES
CHAMPION STALLION GTAKE
Dope IS Upaet Ia Two Events. When
Winners OF FIRST Heats Fail
to Repent.
iDy Associated i'r ,sa.

Nv associated i'E .s'i.
CLEVELAND. OHIO August S.-Thc
Favorite easily won the leader 200
pace. the feature OF ,o-dly's grand
program 1T North Randall. and out
c!assed his field.
Peter Elliott had little trouble in an
nexinE the Champion stallion stake
for three year oll racers In the first
heat he was the only orc TO stay on
the pace. the other two breaking badly
AND hn.shing. far, behind.
seasons record by winning; tho FIRST
heat OF the frec-for all trot in 2:Ol ) A.
she was unable to repeat in the next
m another upset came In the 2:06 pace.
The favoritc. Dtrcctum j, won the .irst
neat by scant margin. but thereafter
ho was never Il contender. Leo Grand
capturing the next two and the race.
The second farcriie OF the day to
win vent over when David Guy tool,
the c:i9 trot.
2:l9 class trot--pursc. $1,000:
pavid Guy 'Mnrphy) -. ..1 l l
Miss Dewey Watts (McDon-
On the Rhine tCo ;x;j' ..... Z
Spunk. Peter Grimm. Little Grove
Miss Peter Gilbert. Virginia Bingcn
2:oS IA. "' 'e'' ''"'e
The Leader 200 pace-pursc. $4,000:
Harvey k tMar :v:ii;p'' ...... !
orc fino. lMurphy) ... 6 z 2
Able Bond. Windsor Todd ana Mat
tie the Great also ran. Best time.
zoo class-pacing, purse. $1,000:
Lee Grand (SturgcunJ .S
pircctum ! (Murphy) ......l 4
Little natice (CoX) . 2 .
Mary nosaind p:,rr. Hazel II Homer.
- Rascal Arctta V. Walter CoChato
george T.. Hutton and May Direct also
ran. Best time. COB IL.
$1,000:
st. Frisco CCieers) / l
ha be! TRASH (CoD .. . J
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CLOSE EBBETS FIELD
Home of brooklyn Nationals 10 y, U.ea
us Site for Storage
Warehouse.

NEW YORK. August S-Ebbe,s
ricid nome OF the BROOKLYN Nationals.
WI! be closed for the duration of the
war after the game with Philadclnhia
nrAt "Wednesday and converted into a
E'o!aS1 warehouse. This action was
decided upon n Il meeting OF the board
of directors to-day
Immediately after the final home
uSt II special structure: will no crcrt
ed upon certain portions OF tho Gcld
and these in conjunction with sDacc
IN ana under the grand stands utilized
Tor storage purposes
The action OF tie brooklyn club di-
rcctors is taken 10 indicate that they
90 not contemplate a continuation Of
big league baseball in 1919
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Totals
C1cve!an Il /.

n.
Iliattcd for IIovlili in eighth.
tRan for Casey in eighth
Score by innings: p
Washington ....o oO1o111 o.
Cleveland ........4 OIL KS
summary: Runs-Milan, Schultz,
Lavan. Morgan. Graney. Chapman,
sneaker t0. Roth CD. Johnston,
oNcill: Two-basc hits-Ayres. Shanks
90: Morgan, Lavan, Chapman (2).
c'Ncill. Thrce-base hits-Ainsnith'
10th Stolen bases-Judge. Johnston,
koih, ONcill Sacrifice hits-Cove-
lesliie co. Sacrifice nics-Wood, John
Ston. Double play-Foster and Judge.
Left on Observation-Disclosures, 10; Cleve-
land. 4. First base on ercor-Clevcland.
L. l'ascs on balls-on Covcleslic, 4
OF Ayrcs. 3; off Mattcson. .. Hits-off
:\yrcs, in innings: off AIatteson .
in innings; off Hovlik. 3 in l inning ::
Off Altrock, in l inning: off Cove
icskie. 10 in % innings; Oft Coumbc,
j III l-3 innings. Struck out-by
NErcs. by Matteson. l: by Covcleskic
:: by Coumbc. /. Passed ball--Ain-
Snilh. winning pitchcr-CovclcSki c.
Losing pitChcr-Ayrcs
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Totals
| otalS &c 5 "a
Ihflnl lpIifa.

-Battcd for ELAN in seventh
IRAN for liinChman in seventh.
tBattca for S!apn:cka n ninth.
See by II ninSs: l..
pittsburgh .0 o OIL %
Philadelphia $50 q Ks
summary: RunS-CutShaw. Schmidt
sock, Williams, Ludcrus. Mcuscl CO.
C.avath. peurcc. Adams Two base
hits-MulIwit2. Icarcc. Bancroft. Home
.H!ns-Crav ath. Mcuscl. Sacrifice hits
Jacobs CD. Left on bascs--Pitts-
nHrEh, .: i'hiladclphia, L. First base
on crrors--pittshurgh /. Bases on
gli!s-oI Slapnicka. =: of Jacobs, .
Hit by pitchcr-by Slapuickn CWu-
,lans). struck out-by Siapnic<a. l;
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BROOKLYN DEFEATS CUBS
IBy Associated Press.l
BROOKLYN. August s-E

BROOKLYN. August S.-Brook Ign
defeated Chica go here to-day, to l.
by punching hits OFF Vaughn and Carter
in three ininss. Two wild throws by
Pick hclpeS them to win. Marquard
strained his back in the NTH inning
and gave way to Cheney. Both pitched
good ball. The Score:
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REDS DOWN GIANTS
tBy Associated Press.

MN YORK. August S-Cincinnati
A-ue 1T three out Of four from New
az. winning to-day Wy n score OF
d :" :. The work of Luuuc and Cucto,
e 'rHited players. featured. I.uuue held
New York to four hits. and had a per-
! rci average at bat. while Cucto hit
IVY" singles and a double Cincinnati
stoned causey. who had won seven
straight games. The score:
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The Weather
tI'Trni.hed bv u s. weather nurean.,
Fcdernl Summer Time Uscd.)
Forccast, virginia

Forccasti virginia
-Fnrtly cloudy Fri
much ciinnEc In tenn
day; Saturday prob
nbly showers, no I
pcratnre.
n ort h Carolina
Probably shO w r y
n II Il thIuderKforin<
Friday; Saturday fnir
In west, showers In
cast norton,
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. PH|LL|ES GET REVENGE
CAPTURE BOTH GAMES
FROM VISITING PIRATES
Brooklyn Takes Second Successive Con-
test From League Leaders.
~ Reds Rest Giants.
Try Associated PrcSs1


PHILADELPHIA. August S.-Battlng
both PittsburEh's pitchers heavily.
Philadelphia secured an even break for
the series to-day by winning both
games Of the double header. scores
10 and 10 .. Crav2th and Meusel
hit home runs into the LETT field bleach
crs in the second game, the later drive
coming with Two on bases Williams
aud Luderus drove in Ill the local runs
IL the first game.
To-morrow'S game was played to-
day, so that Pittsburgh could play At
Rome tomorrow with Cincinnati. =
game advanced from September. The
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. ID
Phi1ad clphin.


Summary: EWns-- Carey BaNcrOrt
go, Stock. Williams. Pe,rcc. Stolen
h1se--Cutshaw. Sacrifice hits-Ada ms
t2). Stock. Sacrifice nv-Cutshaw
nonble piays-BiGbee and Cutshaw:
Pearce and I.uderus. Left on bases
Pittsburgh, ;; Philadelphia. s. First
h1se on CONGRATULATIONS. l. Bases
on balls-on Comstock. 3 off Hoyg, ..
lit by pitcher by Coms;ock
tpearcc). Struck out-by Comstock, Z:
b. Hogg. 3. Wild pitch-Comstock
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5; Boston. Z. First base on errors-St.
Louis, ]. Eases on balls-off Shcrdel,
,; off Doa.t, l. HitS-on Sherdel II
IL S innings 1.-TWO hits made in ninth
before rclieved); off !)oak, = In 1-3 in
ming. Struck out-by Sherdcl, . by
Northrop, l. PASSED bail-Gonzale8.
Losing DitchCr. DO.tk
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BRAVES TAKE THREE IN ROW
Illy Assnniatcd Nrcss. !

BOSTON, August S.-HoSton made IL
three straight from ST Louis to-day by
'or!9E three runs in the last OF the
ninth and winning. to 4. After j. Z.
smith singled, and konctchy doubled.
.fcah relieved Shcrdel Doak passed
y ilSCn. j. =. Smith scoring on passed
'3!h j. l.. smiths single scored KU-
HatchY. Northrop forced Rawlings.
no ran for Wilson. AT third. ilcrzog'S
t'ng!c over second scored i. l.. Smith
'!th the winning run. The score:
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Local rcmpern,ure Yc,t.ran

IL noon temperature ............ 50
l.. NJ. temperature ......... 81
u. NJ. temperature ....... 90
Maximum temperature to i. NJ. 81
Minimum temperature to l.. NJ. 10
Mean temperature yesterday 49,. 81
Normal temperature for this date. 30
Excess yesterday .......... =
Deficiency since March t... -
Deficiency since January 1........ "?9
Local Rainfall.
Rainfall "a hou' s ending L. NJ. None
Excess since March 1............. 90
EXCESS since January l........... 2.02
Local Observations = Il. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature, So; humidity, 81; wind
direction. south: wind. velocity, S;
weather ut L. NJ, cloudy.
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INDIANS BEST NATIONALS
UMPIRE CHASES GRIFFITH
FROM FIELD FOR PROTES
Boston Grips First Place Tighter nv
SoundiS TrouncinG Ty Cobb's
TCum-NnfsS.
tBy AssocistcI rrcss.I

CLEVELAND. August S.--By winning
o-day's game. 10 4. Cleveland took
no series from Washington. 2 to /.
locals scoring Off each of The four
Washington pitchers. Manager Griffith
-rd lnheldcr Mcbride. OF Washington.
we're chased from the Held by Umpire
Nal!in for protesting decision \
spectacular one-hand ratch by Roth.
OF Shotton's drive in the first inning
featured. The score:
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Score by ininSs: r.
Chicago ......0 90 700 1 o.
HrookiTn ......o / x-4
summary: Runs--ilollocher John
s'on. ,: Daubcrt. Il. Wheat Two-base
hits-Fiack. liollocher Thrcc- base
hii-Zci der. Stolen bascs--J ohnstou
CD. Sacrifice hit--Hollochcr. Double
piaT--Doolan and Olson. Left on
haScs.ChicaSo. c; brooklyn. 4 Bases
on ba!is-oE Vaughn. - OF Carter !;
: Ia innings: or Cheney, in 4 20
innings; on Vaughn. in d innings: of
carter, in = innings. Struck out
~ vaughn. y Carter. ! ty Cheney
winning y itchcr-Marquard. Losing
nitchcr-N
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'oNc out when winning run scored
TB2tted tor 1aggcrt IN eighth
IRAN for Wilson IN ninth
Score by innings. II
st. Louis .........O Oo3l o.
Boston ......... 0 o @ 81
summary: Runs--Andcrson (2D, Ret.
eel Bronk!c, Chadhourne. j. c. Smith
%, KonetChy, j. L. Smith Two-base
hits--GonZalcs, Grimm. Anderson J. l..
smith konetchy. Threc-base hit
Chadbournc. stolen base - Hornsby
Sacrifice hits-Betzel Paulette Konct-
chy. Double plaY-lIornsby to Fisher
TO Paulctte. LIEF, on pascs-St. Louis.
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RED SOX BEST TIGERS

DETROIT. August s.-Boston took
Ii" last game OF the series from De
roit. 10 i. to-day. Two bases on
>alls followed by two doubles gave
ne visitors three runs in the opening
inning. The score:
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FcoTc by innings: r.
Boston .......... 3 q oo1 q %
Detroit .......... q o o o l q o n o.
summary: Run:-Hoopcr (2). Strunl,
MclnniS. r. Jones. Two-hasc hits-Nc-
lnnis. Miller, MAYER. Strunk. Three
base hit-R. Jones. stolen bases
Cobb. N"ach. Sacrifice hit-Shean sac
rlhcc hH-Cobb. Double plays-Coch-
ran Shcan and McInnis: lush Ynunr-
ana GriEgs. Left on baScs-Hos,on. =
Detroit O.: Bases on balls-on Roland
:; off Ruth. 4. liits-off poland. in
Struck out-hy Roland. 4: by Ruth. 2
WIG pitch-Hnth. Losing pitcher. Bo-
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iimcS-Dispntch Want Ads arc mink
Ing IL pny for hundreds Of adycrtiscr,
You can use them with profit and sa,is
faction.
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~ VI N " " " ! u u u u l.,
summary: Runs - Roush, Griffith.
Miockhurnc, l-upuc t2). Fletcher, Doyle
lu1uc. Stolen bases-Luuue, Groh
Shcr!hcc hits-LuQue. S. Magee Sacri-
nee hy-Ncalc. Double plays-Fletchcr,
i'"Eie ana hirke; 5. MaEcc and Wmgo.
Left on baseS-New York, 6: Cincinnati
o FIRST base on crrors-New York. ! :
Cincinnati. .. Bases on balls-oM eau
Sey, - OF Luquc, 3. lIits-on Causcy,
Z! IN innings; off steele. 4 In / inning
ut by pitchrr--by Luquc Tlctcher1.
struck out-hy Causey, g by Luuup, Z.
Wild pitch-Luque. Losing pitcher,
Causcy.
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GAMES TODAY.
Cincinnati Mt New York.
Cincinnati AT Pittsburgh
Chicago at Brooklyn
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gcndier to Join Naval RESERVE.

'tHU7VT TO JOfn NdFuI TtcHcFvea
PHILADELPHIA. August 8-Lew
Tender. one of the leading contcndc,.
for Kenny Lconard's lisht-welght ~.
will soon enlist in the naval reserve n,
League Island here, according to ar
announcement made by his ,nanar.r
Phil Glassman. lie will act as hnr
ing Instructor also.
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international Rcnuita.

international Results.
~ Jersey City-Jersey city, 4: Po.
chester, >.
1t %"wark-Ncwark. 2: Hamilton.
IL n-.Rirshamton. G; Bur.
Ialo. ..
At Bal.imorc-Ealt!mor o; Toron-
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Miss Bertha Dillon (Serril) - 4
Only three starters.
Only three starters. Best time
2:Ol 81
Champion Stallion stakc-three-y.,r-
old pacing. purse. $1.47O:
Peter Elliott tMcD0nald)
Direct the Work (McAllister) ~
Hazel kuestner (SerrilD ....... 2
2:1o1-4. u.ms ns;
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HAMISS TODAY,
Chicago ut Cleveland.
Detroit ut st. Louis
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays RESULTS.

rhlIade!p!in. q: Pitts3urch. I.
i.hiladcinhin: 3: Pittsburgh. ..
BOSTON. 3: st. Louis. ..
BROOKLYN, 4: Chicago. l.
NcM York. =. Gin, iunIfI
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Saited for poland in seventh.
fB7ttcd for ktll'o in ninth.
Srnrc hv I'm
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~ :.
Cincinnati .. o 0 o 01 0 Is
New iork 1880. 0 O 90 0 II
Summary: Runs EnuSh Gritliih
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How They Stand Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland. 8: Washington. 4.
ltoston. !: Detroit. I.
(Othcr games not svhciuleu,)
S'I,A NnINl. on. ,l,IIls ~ Up q

STANDING Oh. 4
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'ond business opportunities nrr
pirntiiul. Read tho businr.. opnor.
fhnitirs ndS On tie Want sd ,,ur.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-23
SALEA'S new MAYOR
NATIVE OF NEBRASKA
c. E. Albin Vas Never Cank-
date Fos Public Until Late
City Election

c. E. Albin who viii serve as mayor
of Salem two years beginning January
l, 1918, vas born on a farm in Seward
county, Nebraska, June 20, 1882.
AT the age of two years, with his
parents he moved to a farm in Norton
county. Kansas, where the family liv.
ed until Mr.. Albin was 20 years old.
In March of 1902 he came with his
parents to Philomath, Oregon, where
he entered the college at that place,
taking the commercial course. As soon
as this course was completed, he mar
ried, Christmas day, 1902, Miss Clara
Mae Bulnap, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Bnrnap of Philcmath.
His first work was that of engineer
at a sawmill near Philomath and af-
forwards that of proprietor of "a meat
market at Philomath, until September
of 1906.
In the fall of 1906 he first took up
his work with a railroad learning the
business with the station agent at
Philomath. From that time on his pro-
hhUlioHS III UuS TdllIUdu WOfk came
quickly, first as station agent for the
Corvallis & Eastern at Philomath, and
afterwards as agent at Yaquina and
Corvallis.
In July of 1908 he become associated
with the Oregon Electric as operator
and agent at Salem for six months, and
then with the same road at Forest
Grove. He was the first Oregon Elec-
tric agent at Forest Grove going there
there when the station and depot was
nothing more than box car.
He remained with the railroad work
at Forest Grove until June of 1914
when he become claim agent for the
State Industrial Accident commission
He was appointed by Governor Witty
combe as a member of the Industrial
Accident commission to hold office dur
ing the absence of Carle Abrams, who
went to the Mexican border with the
local military company. This office
Mr. Albin held until June of 1916 in |
the latter part of October of that year,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-23
Artillery Fir, Decreases

With the American Armies in France
May 22.-(Night-The official eommu-
nication issued at American headquar-
ters tonight says:
" Artillery fire has decreased in the
sectors occupied by American troops.
There are no new developments. =
The war department. today issued
the following supplement- to- Pershing s
report:
"This morning Lieutenant Kurtz,
pilot in our air service, fell within our
lines ard was killed. His fall apparent
ly was due to accident. "
Esdhch-The Germans attempted two
air raids on Paris last night. The first
was stopped by an aerial barrage. The
second, which consisted of several re-
lays Of airplanes, penetrated the Paris
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-23

resigning upon the return of Mr.
Abrams.
Since March 10, 1918, Mr.. Albin has
been associated with the Salem Auto.
mobile Co. on State street His home
is 1859 Center street and his family
includes his wife, two sons, eight and
IA years old, and one daughter, ten
years old. He is a member of the First
Congregational church and his lodge
membership includes the Masons and
Odd Fellows.
MIR. Albin says he had no thought of
entering political life until some time
before the election he was approached
by several business men who asked
him to become candidate for mayor.
This was the first time he has ever
come before the voters seeking office.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-23
Proper Food for Weak stomachs

The proper food for one man may be
all wrong for another Every one should
adopt diet suitable to nAs age and
occupation. These who have weak stom-
achs need to be especially careful and
should eat slowly. and masticate their
food thoroughly. lit is also important
that they keep their bowels regular.
When they become constipated or when
they feel dull and stupid after eating,
they should take Chamberlain s Tab
let's to strengthen the stomach and
move the bowels. They are easy to
take. and pleasant in effect.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-23

Smith, elementary supervisor Of the Eu
gene public schools, has rendered her
resignation and will accept a position
as head of the department of primary
teacher training in the State Normal
School at Monmouth.
Miss Smith came to Eugene from Nc
-Minnville. A new plan of school super
vision was inaugurated under direction
She took over the work of five differ
ent principals, who had been giving a
part of their time to teaching.
/, The plan. which resulted in the adop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-05-23
Indigestion Remedy tosls
Nothing Is Il Fails

Owing to the wonderfully successful
reports from dyspeptics and aIGarcrs
from indigestion, gastritis, acidity,
ETC., who have been using the al fash
toned stomach and Indigestion yomedy
known among druggists as Is ncsts,
leading druggists everywhere now
keep this remarkable remedy tut mp
ready for use in both powder and
tablet form in convenient l,l Lagos,
each of which contains bindink gnar-
antee contract Of satisfaction o. money
back. Dyspeptics and STOMACH uffer-
ers who wish to convince the{aAelyes
of its marvellous merits withou. risk
ing a cent should 60 to the tearest
druggist today and get bottlelpf Bi-
nesia, " the kind that's guare 7etd. n