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The sun., 1910-06-02

SSrNeuss Pitcher PurEies the RioTulnSsIds
BAtlefs.

StTacuse achieved a notable victory
over Columbia on south Field yesterday,
wmning the annual commencement dAy
zane BY the score of 10 0 and shuttinG
OF the home team without the ssmblanco
OF hit. COttrell. the SyraUaso tWiTior.
was In superb fern and sssved deSn Tie
Columbia batteTs In one. two. three order
IN every inning except the third, fourth
and seventh. when poor support IN the neld
let three Of the home players set TO nrat
base. Only one Of these reached second.
however. and he went out On an attempt
70 steal third base.
columbia had absolutely nc chance TO
do anything with COttreI. for the Self Cisy
pitcher used such a variety Of curves and
lniermixed them NO well that tho Morning
side Heights team vas completely looked.
Nlne iaaned aud all the others were easy
outs. In addition TO this, COttrol did not
let a single man Eet 10 hrst base on balls
and only twenty eight men faced him.
UNeale. the Columbia pitcher. was eaey
Tor the Syracusana. but be yae hardly 10
lop TORN, having pitched the Yale game
only last Saturday. lee, who 10 the Colum-
With strained ligamsnts IN his shoulder
and u IL doubtful u be will be able 10 set
IN again this year.
IN che rrsr lnning Syracuse went out in
smashed ont a BE- 70 leit asld that was
good Tor three bases. and he COmpleted
ne Circuit when Schaefiln dropped a clean
single over secoud base. In the third the
upstate team had two men on the bags,
Dll 'bere were two out and nothing ~.
suited in the scoring way. O'Neale tight.
ened up after that and went along Dicely
untli he seventh, when an error. q base
on balls. sacrihce. three singles aud a
iNo haEEer netted Syracuse four runs.
The scOre follows.
The sun., 1910-06-02
COLD DAY ron AMHERST.
weather Affects Pitcher Mcclure and
Princetaa Wlns q e q.

IRiNCEToN. June The ccol weather
SEEMED 10 affect Mcclure Of Amherst In the
hrst two unninEs Of the game with Prince
ton to-day anu the ] iEers scored nine times
before be settled doNh. WOOdls also Nas
hit hard. but Amherst could not OVercOme
he biR lead and the final tally vas . 10 S.
The game Was interesting % watch and
brilliant plays aud long hitS were inter
spersed " IA dumb work and scratch singles
Mcclure SAs Ntld ~ the start and paeaed
Re liza and hit Rard and after Reed sacrificed
both runners scored on WaTW ick = loo drive
to centre for three bases Sterreiis single
brought him In. Dawson vent out, Par
tenheimer 10 Burt. bat CUNNINGHAM singled
sending Sterrett home
MOOdie opened the second inning for
Princeton utth home run 10 centre which
Jube misludEed Two hascs on balls. Two
err0fs and Sterrett's HeCond safe drive
made the total i've FOR the inning
NOodie also had tfonhle locating the
plate and tWo hases on halls and two hits
scored leo for Amherst Ia the hrst and Ia
The fourth two scratch hits an erroT ana two
clean singles netted three more After the
fourth the VISITING .teanl got only one man
IN =erOnd and Princeton. though u had men
on Second and third in he nth, could not
tally again White starred again a. third
for Princeton ana 30 did Vernon IN lefi Tor
Amherst
The score
The sun., 1910-06-02

J hC0ftnE gute - We'll were the ClubIuale le
| from BaltusFol Mr. " yellow - Morrai
/ and Mr. Myra - Paterson. the fortns
! gaining a yiffory only on the home green
4 superb ~ the 40 extremes 0f driving anf
/ putting. Miss MiA vas rot - facile A. ni
, orcGsions with her iron shots " hen Onnoaef
/ 10 Mrs Fath The latter after hsinR bunk
cred from he toe on the ninth pitched O,
I he green and Rained q haf IN thrre. hul
oiherviee her game a. not ~ 10 tho uaul
MARI Miss Nih We oui oui N - despite ivss
aud eleventh. hut had 20 finally au,epi
defeat by AMI
4 consolation CUP brought .ha hcateu nj
h. ff~' sets again in fhc game Erd the
regular afternoon fixture W7z UH'fiG .
compel IfI ION
The summaries
.hamp pionshlp Flr,f round Ms IIEia1 %
Nb ~nuth >horv sid Oiuh. isaf Nrs y
lFfcris fnf~Wuod b, ami Mrs q % FoI
lefnus. Rirhmoud ,ounu brat No J.. ~vif
Eng .cEuOd. hy AMI Mr. "a yellow ~ Morgan.
HaitusrOl hsa Mr. Nyra p1ic-~on, Halfusr0l
ui : I1 Wlss Julia n MiN. IHgl~v ooi beat Mf.
" IaitT. W1 sagl b. q and e.
seUord tlghi ilrsi rouTG Hr. = logger
Hlituuni heal Iis Hayrs hidlanf Hs b and
blower. P-ssS COUNTY D., : ana 8. Nm Il "a
s'sk t1n. Piainhc.d. hsai Miss D. Graham North
iisr'ey ! uP NJ q a smith. Nout-lsir. ucs'
NJ I nonohor MnlclalT bS a1lsa
IhIfd Elght firsi round Mrs. De- q salmon.
Forest Wlll beat Mr. 60 Hrorfy tcrmasd
CounU. BY 3 ant M " q Brrnnsr M1ut
clair. hea' NJ J & HasCia, Harkensars. us g
anu uts & trndi- Engirv opi. heat NJ.
= 4 Cunningham Engiraood hy = arI +. Me-
y % Prsman. MnntriaiT. beat Mr. h ilohlu
son. ui hnnud county. uf and
FOURTH Fight First Round Hn. " n Mofat
harkrnsack beat Mrs 2. NJ Harrison Mont
rAlr. hy and q. Mrs Y n NoriaTty. Rnalru ood
heat Mr. " Gardner. Narkenfark I ~ ~
hoicsI. Mrs. T.. 2 2. Manncr. IssfN t0Hrtr. heat
Mr~ n. l.. Patterson Raltusroi up Mr. u q
Piumpton Nontrair, beat hrs. o r. uuDeA
Fifth Fight First round Mrs. " q johnson
Oakland. beat Ms R Graham. N1rth Jersey. ~
default Mr.. A llndrumel a.. Rlrhmoud County
beat Miss luia Brcit. EsseN County. Nv , ur:
faNer, NChmOnd County ~ and s. Mrs. r
Nileson. uarkensarA heat NJ, W J. Seaman
inrhmond COUNTY hN 10
Consolatlnn Cup First Round Ms. Paterson
heat Mis- l.. Graham. by md a MFs Donnhae
beat Nrs Honhiowrr. ~ 5 and 4 Mr. swift hrsi
M Hayes, BY Z and , Mrs lercris bsst Mrs
Falth. by and
Putting Competition Mrs . y Duryra. Tngle
wond. ~ Mrs y FaheT Rirhmond C9unty a.
Ms s 2. Leheru, EnGieN God. -. Mr.. h q
smith, MOntcialf, - Mrs.. 7. NieisOn. Harken
sArk " Mu " RendiEs. Englewood. n Ne
Ricbmond co16,y, 81 urs. " D Moaa,. HaSEsSS
sack. u; hrs. W } tAith WytAgyl. ~. Mu. T..
y y Wanner, fssex county ti Mrs. " Gard
nsr. hacksnsark; q. M T.. Ialtsryon; Ra
Mrs. s o. PirkmAn. Mon ntciAlr. a.. Mrs. VI a.
= AlmOn. lnTest hin a. Ms Hayes Mnland
- Mrs y n Harrison. Montrlaif. ~ Ars j A
phibrick. Monriaif, a.
Mar RehF. the present and Jerome Travsrs.
the former champion, are IN the 10 entries
for the New Jersey State Golf Association
meeting ~ the cOurrs ~ the EsseK County
Country. Club. Orange The qualifying
play will be in the morning. mairhr- be
ginning ~ O'clDck in the afternoon
The sun., 1910-06-02

Totals - aslts a
'Ha''rl COG NleHrF n trr HffH I1ninr
'hafted Tor Niniwcs Ia the ssT ~ n inning
haffrd '1r gBl ln the nir'e lnninr
Jrr.ry cts o go.s q O A a
NrNnTa 10 1 ID d n a
Guns NraaTA ilmmermu. Aner u-arnr
ArNcr JeN0' 'iN DriueuEcT. 9 Hanfnrf. :.
s1Insnn, ltTN NiUIrI bases DslnenFer 3
Iupbasc hls Arily Han FORT HIT on Nuclei
3 IN i've iuninEs, nr Holmes Z In tao iBnIrrs
Ni'lrk out ~ 4urief by Ferry s Ftrst hsss
l1 bats ~ Mueller T. M hy pitrhsr m,
Nueiltr bcinengef HanfordI Passed halls
heaue, lrsp. Umpire in chief Byron Field
The sun., 1910-06-02

'liaited Tor Rrovn IN the siEhih Inning
h1sinfI ... ... ~ o % IL
OhkagO u a o a , a;
Runs -thcago r,crs. Sheckard, Shulte, Hof.
man. overall huston -Herzog. Frat base On
errors Boston, 2 chicago, l. Lett on hases-
ho>tOn ,. thlragu, First hasc on halk-On
Bros n. = OF Overall :. StrtHk Out-By overall.
NarHnce hl Shuite ThTcs bass hii HsTEog
IAo hase hts=Sherkard. Hnfnan SArfins-e
MT 9nUrkaru Overall. EyeTa Stolen hase
N1esh Double uiay sheen. Su ueenry and
Nhlrr Passed ball kunc mpire In Chief
and ~ minutss
~ Loris =. o.. ~ FHILADEiFutA N. H.. O.
PHiLApFLFHiA. June ST outs soored sla
runs Go lhr ninth 10 daN. beating out the PhllIirs
IN one o. nc Wrrdest cAhibluant Of pitching ever
Nitnessei In this riiy, No les than ssVenteen
n e on halls were given. while IA hAtiers were
hii hy pitrhed halls The srore
The sun., 1910-06-02

Allet lof llNua ~ tnc uinth Inning
'hattet Tor RetheF In the ninth inning
'hntfrf icr Iorriton In ne ninth inning
NJ Louis % % n a IA
Philadelphia. % q 90 q o S
Runs ~ l.nuis Huggins Enis Zacker Evans
phelps. :, hulsvttt. Corridon M0Wrey Llsh
fhladclphla Titus. Rates, ?. Grant MAgee
tirst has on error ~ Louis. . Philadelphia
y Le't on hasoe Philadelphia. :. 81 Louis. "a
first haSs o. halls-Of Harfnon. :. % Corridor
OF NcCuillen. q. or Morep. s Strurk aut--By
NJ hlts -Gran' = Noren, 4 noubls plays
AcQuiilfn noolan and nransncd. knabe And
Hfanshcia. hnahe, no0,hn and branshcld Hit
ny Wrher BY McQuiien iPheipsl hy horen
,hetrher, Evans Mowrryi ~ Corridoa tHaies
AAEee' lmpife IN chief O'nay. Yield un pire
Brennan Tine hours snd - minutes
The sun., 1910-06-02
New England I.~aEue

Af'rrr Lynn. A. Fau River. 8
a. Morrrs teE N0rrrs'rr. Z UayerhlU
80 hNreurr fifrt game Lawrence. Z. nruaE
Ton. ]. ~ on1 game LaNrcnrr. 3 Broct ton O.
The sun., 1910-06-02

Runs =Amhefst- pennOrk. Burt Henry Yer
non. fartenhFimcr r.incetnn- tAlNn. Rard. .
Hsed View . Sirurtt : " Woodle Home run
A motir Three haso hit Warwlrk Ftfst hAse
nn halls On WuutF. g. - Mcclure sfrueL
1ut ~ WOodie ty Mcclure s. th1uh'e pa,
Reef Waruirs and Sirrrrtt Lrit On hases
pr'rrrfnn Amherst 3. paasrd haIi-naasdn
UII n} ultrrrf ~ Mr, lure .nari Storn has,
Ntrrr~tt mrirr Nau,lcci. Tine 90 hour and
e. minutes
The sun., 1910-06-02

The Rainier car viii he = csrtatn starter
In the neNt twenty-fnur hour race on the
Brighton Reach MOtOrdrome. u IL con-
reded hat the failure Of tho Rainier car
10 finish IN a better position IN the last race
was largely due W the lack Of training ~
the drivers one of whom had not driven
car for several months until the day
before the rare Both louis DiabFnW and
WallRCe ~ Owen suffered greatly from
their wrists durlnE the latter part af The
race amt mnch surprise was expressed that
they we're able 10 keep going.
The sun., 1910-06-02

A. Springfield Hartford 4. Springfield. 4
~ Northampton y 0rthampton 9 Hnlyote I
~ Neu haFen-NeW Britain D New Haven )
~ hndrepoFi bndgeport. = Waterbury,. q
The sun., 1910-06-02

At aavannah-- Savannah. 3. Macon. 4
Al Alfnnla-Alguata, o. Columbia. 4
a. uolum bu8-C1 1lum Bun a IafkaTngina q
The sun., 1910-06-02
GIANTS LEAD ALL The WAY
THEIR PITCHING lND BAT
TING METER THAN REDS.
Eight straight Virtorics for the Polo Per-
formers RrOnklyns SHOW Pirates
How 10 Piay CUBS Win IN npston
-IaFdinals Make = sHMt Ftalsh.

Eight sfra'gh for tho Giants ami hve
Straight Tor mo Brooklvns we're recorded
vesterilr when the Giants dispo ossd 81
the ,nsinnltis and tho Brooklyns took
care OF the piit t,luTgs Tho sectional
srris, 'p''u'i "a rhr Faa uith houe teams
br-ak,ns even The losers we're the Bos-
tons ho ielI before ths onslaught of the
tuhs ans ite phillr,. who dropBei a game
to the tsrima., in the ninth inning rhe
phille. are travelling along hriskly In the
,onsn .ufflr line too, They have los,
nue -'rtiErt l' fs runstierable ol a gap
,tat r." ,hvarps AMI New Norxs have
opened up. 1rI tho race isn as .lo-e a.
o. Na- The rrsu.r-
The sun., 1910-06-02
AMERICaN LEAGUE.
Rain m the west and Va Games Are
Played

Only two NmeTican League games we're
s'hetuled for yesierday, bur IL rained and
no games we're PLAYED Detroit W PhHa-
delphia ami Cleveland ". Washinatan
we're she contests knocked out by the
ueafhpr
The sun., 1910-06-02

FoR aALM-glVERAL GASOLINE cor.
HElOLAL VwEBmM8. HAT M EEEN AT
20 oomSuHLIA sR. nErWMBN Q AND srso
A. n. Am APER TRE TAm aIxEH
AvENBB EIgvAEzs 30 sEAR
The sun., 1910-06-02

81 lynrhhgTg iynchhurr. g. Rirhmond q a
A. tuanOkr ECanakr. y !lanyiIir. I
40 Portsmouth PUrtsnouth 3 NorfoIs L
The sun., 1910-06-02
Game. schrluIrd for r.-h.,.


NaTioNAL LEAGUE
Ci1rlnnau m Neu York Pittsburg n Rroos,v.
'hhaEo 10 Hnstnn 81 LOuts IN philadeiphia
AAKsiCAN LEAoUH
New lork % CheaGo. Bostaa IN ~ Louis.
PhliAh~phia In Detroit Nashingt0n N Cleveland
EAerERN LEAGrH
Jsrscy city IN Pro, idencs baltimore IN Nsw
arr. montreal IN Itnchester. Toronto IN Buhalo
other baseball Games YESTERDAY.
At vEsT POINT
stevens Insumteo o o 5000
batteries Saunders and Fryer. Devor,. fii,,y
At c,NsEIpoE.
G1rts- 900 ooooLo
Harvard n % % a n
IhI'erts. FRYE. u'ohhsld and Way BicEs
Al NEW HsvEN
HoIv crosse 800 1000 o-osI
batteries Mahoaey, Cans and sweeney Nur
irci romm0s and Csrhart
~ rHnAnELFmA
psnas, suf8 ivania
81, Hst'cric' Dcmott and MslsOn. NArshan and
ArruESroS.
50 Io,epn Cot. ssoo 40 "a
FaWsrs, BucSy and vs9sousr o T1 "a, -, ,,S
Uari ~"
~ B.alr',oun-Bl blair Academy. =. Lafaysu.
Al stamford .Gr.snvich Hsh School. q,
~ ro'ss Psrry Warlenlis schOol. u. Hacs
The sun., 1910-06-02

81 indianapolis Indianapolis s. Miuaukee :
A. Louisville HinHisvilf = Minneapolis. 4
40 lciIrbHs -. PAU . ODiumbus g.
The sun., 1910-06-02

A. Atlanta NrU Orleans e AtIAnA.
80 Nashville birmingham. 3. Nashuur
At Memphis Memphis 8 Mon ig1mefy
40 Chattanooga Mobile T. Chafuno1aa. g
The sun., 1910-06-02

Runs syraepss--PoweT. Ellns Homes. Try.I.
Homes sacrifice hits-Srully. Nash Stolen
base, Homas. Hand. Left % Oases-syracnus.
7. columbia. I. tist base on CTurs-Syracune
o. Columbia. s Suurk out-RY CettFeli. D. by
O'Nohlc, Z inst base on hAlls- on ONeale.
Passed ball lommel. tmpife- kennHdy Tine
# hour ard ~ minutsa
The sun., 1910-06-02

a HSs.s:-s.ssSi.Ss',' ) r..ss ,sss'sSi siiy. z 4
The sun., 1910-06-02
New TsFk state I.eagns.
AZ wuHuanauuv vt-.r -.,sy

~ NAaAAaAANAN FANAA AAMhs
Alhany OOi 81 o.
nattrrlrs Chappee and Brieger Matthew
and Rauh. Umpire nrown
EEnuND GAME.
Albany Arbsny..ooooOooSstt;
"a WuheaharrF 10 % OF "A 4
hettertes knight snd Brieger Dorner and
Rauh. Umpire BroNu
At EilHtHA
syTsruzs 900 oooiiOo % 7 .
FlWlra. ....... y % o % % a . q
hatierirs Alexander and KOopman, polrhow
and Gl0usher. wuiTc Tooie
A. hisdnANTox
Utca ... ......o 5000 O-s 4
UnHhamtun .... % % n ga q
natteres MrSuriy and Burns Hensiersnn and
Barrett Umpire KnerIand
At soHtNruN
Troy ..O OO0i 90 49,
Srrantun. o % o "a II =
hattories Handolph and Meegan and MuTray.
SrhuiE ard McDuuOurh Umpire Kelly
The sun., 1910-06-02

Az Omaha Omaha. ~: nes Moiaes. ?
A. tln0oln SIOUX city :. Llnroln. !
The sun., 1910-06-02

J. r. DemaT. chaiFmAn of the eptertain.
ment committee Of the club division Of the
Motor Racing Association. has announced
that there will be an informal smoker and en-
tsFtaihment az the city clubhouse. SOt West
Fifty eighth street. tomorrow evening
Mr.. Demar says hiA COMMITTEES has the
promise Of some exceptional talent for the
affair
The sun., 1910-06-02

EISTERN LEIGUE.


NrGnr.B yI7t three rltchers and fftern
WayFr. agHIusf the fessey Guys at Negark
Ne,i"rdas Hu' d not win The srDrr
The sun., 1910-06-02

BASEBALL WashinRton Park. To-aay az
hrooklyn 's Htsblrg Am. So -IdS.
The sun., 1910-06-02

A. Lancaster Lancaster A. Altonnn. a
80 York I0hnsigwn a. Y1rh 4
~ kehdi1r Miiiamsp0Tt g. Hcading. 9
A. Trenton TreI tnn. Z. HarrisburF,
The sun., 1910-06-02

Il 4 expected that q number of organiza-
tions representlng both the sport and trade
Of automobGing will Be represented BY COM
mittses az tho hearing on the Cullen Good
speed bill this morning at n O'Clock In
Mayor Gaynor's once
The sun., 1910-06-02

GianH V tiheinsla Adm. os.-13, = -
The sun., 1910-06-02
Byrne and Wagner worked a double steal.
90 which the former slipped Ia
The score
'Raiisd ior cliIto "a ne Main inning

'Ratisi Tor clarke n ne niath inning.
Iils1nfg 90 o 0-i
h'o"Alln ... ...u 0OOl o o -
huns lft1hurg -Bytns Rrnokyn--Humme,
= flrsl base pf rrroTs-ptitsburg. 4 hrooklyn, I.
t.eIl On bases -pittabuTg. =. BrOohlyn. q FiTat
na.e On halls-Og ileineid. 4 On haVcF !. Struck
"9t ny l.etncd. l. By hAFEeT, 4 fhrce hase bic
uunimel TIVE hass hia-naubeTt. Hummel
Sacrince hits-naubert, LenRon. 2: navtdsan.
nIgef, slnlen bases-nyme. DaykSon. Double
eiAls-Leineid. Wagner and flynn. Hummel and
ueuoaI1 Nmplfr IN chlei-Rlgler. field umpire
-huisilo- lime hour and - mtnutes
ruirAoo ~. ~, s. BOsroN N. ~.
hosroN, June L. nosion Was unable 10 he
Overall unui the uinth Inning. when HeFa0r
mnlei, Sharpe walked and nef1ug scored %
Miiars out AZ first Richie replaced Overan "a
,nis stage ahd sheen singled, bat neck fouled %
luleIus reLrng the slde The acorc.
The sun., 1910-06-02

Mar Behr. the present and Jerome Travers.
the former champion, are IN the 10 entries
Tor the New Jersey State Golf Asaociat lon
meeting a. the course n the EsseK County
Country Club. Orange The qualifying
play will be in the morning. malrhr- be-
EInnIng 90 2 0.clnck In the afiernonn
The sun., 1910-06-02

hsombsrS e CommlUtss REUsse 70 Take
Mere Than l.0OO ChlldFon fer Au1os
aehlle lAas q Ceesy 80 E=s=sa
-heaFlng 81 Cullen-GoOaHpsea nun.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-18
VESTS PLURALITY FOR
GOVERNOR ABOUT 6,148

ney and Malheur. IN the Harvey
county figures received only two small
precincts are missing, while the count
In Malheur is complete but unofficial
The totals now stand: Bowerman
4s,615, West 54,763. IL no error has
been made Vests plurality, as an
nounced officially will not be more
than so votes more or less than 61S4.
The counties carried by Bowerman
are Columbia, Coos, Gillian, Hood
River, Josephine. klamath, Lake
Lane. Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla,
wasco, Washington and Wheeler
West, therefore carried 20 out of the
total OF "a counties. The vote for
governor stands:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-18
STUDENTS WILL CLEAN
UP WILLAMETTE CAMPUS

Yesterday morning in chapel, under
the supervision of Vice-President
Todd, OF Willamette University, a
campus day was arranged for, on
which day each student OF the acad-
envy and college OF liberal arts should
bring garden implement, and be
ready to work all day In the beautify-
ing OF the campus. Today was the
day set, but owing to the rain II was
postponed until the next pleasant day,
Several members OF the Cherry City
Improvement League were inspecting
the campus yesterday morning and
consulting the various phases of inn
proyomeni.
The Willamette University campus
occupies a very conspicuous place In
the city, aud it Is very desirable that
Il be well kept
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-18
JONES is
NOT UP ON
THE TARIFF
SENATOR THINKS SPECIAL SEs-
SION SHOULD--FORGETFUL OF
THE LAST SPECIAL AND OF THE
TARIFF COMMISSION IDEA.
[uN1rrp rnrss LEAsnD wInE.l ]

Seattle, Wash, Nov 1S.-United
States Senator Wesley Jones, Of Wash
ington, today is In favor of an extra
session Of congress to revise the tar
in. In an interview Senator Jones
said he believed it would be a wise
move on the part of President Taft
to call special session Immediately
at the close of the coming session for
this exclusive purpose. He said:
"The verdict in the recent election
shows that the peopl eof the country
are dissatisfied. The thing with which
they are dissatisfied is the tariff. /
believe President Taft would be act
ing wisely If he would call special
session of congress to take up the
question of tariff revision. That is
what the people want, and the sooner
It is done the better.
If a special session is not called
for this purpose, the Democrats Will
take it up at the long session, with
the result that the entire time of that
session will be devoted to the tariff
question, to the exclusion of other
important matters. The people want
tariff revision, and l am in favor Of
letting them have it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-18
A POPULAR VERDICT
Based ON Evidence of Salem People.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-18
RUBBER TRUST
GRABS SOURCE OF
WORLDS SUPPLY

Washington, Nov. 1S.-An enter
prise that bears all the earmarks of
venture by the rubber trust is the
theme of a report made by United
States Consul James T. Du Bois, at
Singapore.
"a big rubber company" he says.
organized by American capital and
now partially owned by English cap
italists, has secured tapping rights
over all of the government forest re-
serves in the Federated Malay States
"The territory includes about
100000 acres, and the company
has obtained the right to tap oil
ielatong trees on this wide area for
a period Of % years, with a renewal
privilege for seven years more. This
company holds also large rights In
South Borneo, in Sarawak, and In
the Marimon Islands. They turned
out $4,000 pounds of jelatong last
year and realized for the recent
sales s1.25 pound.
"On the Karimon Islands, situated
a short distance south of Singapore.
the company is erecting a 100000
factory in addition to the large one
now in operation in Sarawak. This
factory will handle all the jelatons
received from concessions outside OF
Sarawak. 1t is claimed that early in
1911, when the mills will be in full
operation, they can produce 6,OOO,-
600 pounds OF jeatong gum, TO-
600, 600 pounds In 1912, and 12,-
600. 900 in 1913. These are estl-
mates made by those interested ir
this great enterprise which promises
to monopolize the jeletong market" 4"
The dominating interest of the
Americans in the concession Is in
dicated by tho fact that of last
years shipments, t2,S24 tons eamo
to the United States, 1909 to Great
Britain and 5,O93 to continental Eu-
rope.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-18
ALL HOPE
FOR TOLSTOI
ABANDONED
PASSED A SLEEPLESS NIGHT AND
HIS HEART-BEATS SCARCELY
PERCEPTIBLE THIS MORNING.
HIS DEATH A QUETIoN OF
HOURS.


st. Petersburg, Nov. 1S.-The con-
dition of Count Leo Tolstoi is regard
ed as hopeless today, and efforts are
being made to reconcile him to the
Greek church, from which he was ex-
communicated, following the publica-
ton of his work, "The Resurrection, >
to obviate his refusing a Christian
burial.
The church itself is making the first
advances. Bishop Tamboff, empow-
cred to act with authority, started to-
day for, Astapova. where Tolstoi has
been since his collapse in the railway
station at that place early this week.
Bishop Tamboff was vested with pow
erto rescind the communication at
a meeting of the holy synod yesterday.
He is the bearer of a, solicitous mes
sage to Tolstoi from Antonius, metro
politan of st. Petersburg, president of
the synod.
Count Tolstoi passed sleepless
night and his heart beats were scarce
ly perceptible today. His fever had
subsidized to 40 degrees. 1t was pre-
dicted by his physicians that he could
not long remain alive, and that he
would pass out quietly while sleeping.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-11-18
SAGE FOR DARKENiNG ThE
HAIR.

There is nothing new about the idea OF
using sage for restoring the color OF the
hair. our great-grandnolher kept their
locks soft, dark and glossy by using a
sage tea" Whenever their hair fell out
or took on a dull. faded or streaked ap-
pearance, they made a brew OF sage
leaves and applied it TO their hair with
wonderfully beneficial effect. Nowadays
we don't have to resort 10 the old.time'
tlresome method Of gathering the herbs
and making the brew, This is done by
skilful chemists better than W could do
IL ourselves, and all we have to do is to
call for the ready made product Wyeth
Sage and sulphur, containing sage In the
proper strength, with the addition OF
sulphur, another old-time scalp remedy
This preparation is sold by all iirst-class
druggists for zoe and $l.00 bottle, OF
Is sent direct by the Wyeth Chemical
COMPANY. "A Cortlandt ST., New SYorh
City, upon receipt of price.
j. q. PEGRN-