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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-03

Washington, May 3.-The repub-
lican machine leaders in the house
are worried. They find chance for
embarrassment in the resolution
presented yesterday by Congressman
Francis Burton Harrison, New York.
calling on Attorney-G General Wicker
sham for the papers and data re-
quested by Attorney Brandeis, be-
fore the Ballinger-Pinchot investi-
eating committee, and which the
committee refused to ask the attor-
ney-general to furnish.
Should the resolution come up it
will mean fight on the floor it is
expected.
The resolution being made as a
resolution of inquiry is privileged
and can be called up within seven
days provided it has not been report
ed in the meantime by the rules
committee to which it was referred.
There is only one way in which
lne rules committee can kill the
the resolution lie on the table, but
to make the action effective the
house would have to adopt the com
mittee's report.
To adopt the report would require
practically the solid republican vote
and it is believed by the leaders of
the regulars that the insurgents
would vote with the democrats
against the report.
The result will be that the matter
will come before the house for dis
cussion and the democrats will have
chance to indulge in a lot of ora
tory, which boiled down, will de-
clare that the investigating commit
tee has been trying 10 shield the at
torney-general The oratory is the
thing the republican leaders would
like to dodge.
1t VIII Have to Be Answered.
The republicans will have to as
sure their constituents through the
medium of oratory and the govern
ment printing Office, that they are
not trying to shield anyone, that the
investigating committee is probing |
every possible phase of the Balling-
er-Pinchot row and the republican
leaders are anxious that no person
be shielded.
The leaders would not object to |
any measure of debate on the sub
ject were it not for the fact that the |
congressional elections are coming |
The whole matter, they believe, is
intended for material for the demo- |
cratic campaign and the answers
viii have to be made now by the
republicans to get an even start with |
the democrats. While the campaign |
itself will not start until fall, the |
conventions for the nomination of |
congressional candidates are already |
under way so that debate which is.
and will be, campaign material
gives cause for some concern TO con-
gressmen who believe they would |
best serve the nation by returning
to congress for two years more
Some of the leaders of the regu-
lars are inclined today TO be dis
gruntIed at the action OF the inves-
tigating committee in refusing
Brandeis' request. In fact their
criticisms are so open and sharp as
TO amount almost to denunciation Of
the committee in regard TO the
Wickersham matter. One machine
leader in the house scored the com
mittee for refusing the Brandeis re-
guest "and putting the republicans
on the defensive"
1T is a thousand times better,
he declared. mot TO give anyone a
CHARGE to say that the committee at
tempted to shield anyone"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-03
Cyclone sweeps Messlna.
TuNIrnD PnEss InAsnD WIN.

Messina, Sicily, May s.-several
persons are reported to have been
killed and scores injured by a cy-
clone that swept this section last
evening.
The area stricken by the seismic
earthquake is reported to have suf-
fered the greatest damage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-03
Concerning Foreign Labor.

UNITED PRESS LEASED wIRE.l
Oregon City, Ore, May 3.-Fol-
lowing meeting of the board of
governors of the Oregon City Com
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-03
LEVINSON
SOLD GIRLS
AS SLAVES
He Pleaded Guilty This Morn
ing to Gathering White Girls
and Selling Them for ImmOr- :
al Purposes.
HAS BEEN AT 1T FOR YEARS

He Was Informed That His Turning
States Evidence Would Not Miti-
gate His Punishment-7But De-
clared He Wanted to Make a.Clean
Breast of It--His Testimony VIII
Implicate Others, and May Break
Up Business.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-03
MACHINE
LEkcc5RS' !!
WORRItU
Congressman Harrison of New
York ExpIodeS a Bomb by
Calling on WiCkerSham for
Papers in BaIIinger Case.
FEAR EFFECT IN ELECTINS

Harrison's Resolution Is Privileged
and Can BE Called Up in Seven
Days-RepuOIican Fear Flood of
Democratic OratOry, Denouncing
Party for Trying to Shield Bal
linger, Thus Making Campaign
Material.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-05-03

Continued on page eightD
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
No An STIR CAVES.
National Commission squelehes Proposed
NATIONAL American League Series.

CINCINNATI, Sept The National Com
mission to-day held a Lengthy and very
Interesting meeting and besides deciding
several baseball problems the have been
worrying many gave out the list Of players
drafted by the clubs ~ the tNo major
leagues
The commission declared uself against
the fail tour Of two all star teams u Ne
tional and American league clubs and "
will he dropped 10y the promoters
The commission appointed President
Lynch az the National Commission a com:
mIttee Of one TO TearTAnRe the National
League schedule ~ that the worlds series
will not begin later than October 10 or ~.
i~esn charley MURPHY and stanley Robi-
aon. a. the latter refused 30 advance the
games scheduled between the cubs and
The Albany club was taught a severe
lesson. This club scheduled exhibition
IN ss - cS s" hut nnf s" 10 PiaS
them aud o. 40 damage we're awarded
10 the rhillies. while the 81 Louis Nationals
:" Hair Fletcher Of the Jobns'own club
~s- awarded to BROOKLYN by the commi.-
slon Pi.ynr .1r dIS NE n com nIn,2a
until his case IL disposed Of by the com
misSion The claim Of PLAYER Joy against
he rommission. While the 80 Louis NATION
ais uers allowed a 500 claim aEainet the
Duluth club The players drafted by the
BY New Nork Nationals FROM Toledo. Hart
ley Toronto. Rudolph. New Orleans MAnush,
peEin Forsythe Aerian, Fullerton: Pekln. Jen
klns Marion. hehan, PINT Mitchell; EimiTa-
NAgis Iacksopyiiis. Pope. AblIene. Husten
haven Calgary smith kala maSoo. Nallairs
ny Rroaklyn Prom Jersey city. MhpssT
Newark Zimmerman Sous city CULLEN. Mont
son,sTy MILF Nashville. parduc. Wichita.
Atchinson Portsmouth. Ohio Rreen Appleton,
Buemiller Port smith. Bufke. Altoona. Coul.on:
Fsyetieviiie Mayer. Poytsmouih. AiiIeT Nee
Hay~n. RestGl
NrU Work American league Froun Rochester.
BaechsT ParkersOurg. Knun: PsYtersburg. Ne
CTaineV. Canton. Williams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
ROWE 0rITS MEME.
" ~ known Trainer wTI handle duryea's
Hsrses IN England next Wear.

James Rove. who has trained the hor-es
~ lanes Y Keens for nearly hneen years
With great success. has severed his Connsc-
zion utth thAi stable Ne has an engage
nent To train for HERMAN DuTy~a IN
England neat wear The kssns horses
vii 10 looked after IN future nv Albert
Simons
DurinK Rowe's service With keene ~ has
-addled horsss that have Won .? fso 80
t.i m great thoTouKhbrsds handled by
him acre four FutuTity y inner IN thacOf-
nas collin Maskefte and sweep The
RFeaf Sv-nnhy. regarded nv many - The
hesi hnrze ever produced IN this country
va also developed by Rove y 1910 the
Ke@ns stable established worlds record
for lLrf alnninRa Of 1t7o.N0-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
ATLANTIC y. e. TENNIS.
Hendon Chubb In Final Of the Champton-
ship singles.

A. the Atlantic Yacht club IN" elaborate
proKramme OF the regatta committee for
race week l. not interfering with the con
CludinK matches IN the FIVE events ~ the
tenn. tournament on Wednesday matches
we're being played throughout the day
before a large gallery. In the morning
Hendon Chubb took hls place IN ne hnals
~ the champ ionship singles by defeating
John a. save. al. 60. and on sunday he
" M meet The winner Of the Duriand- Bsr.
tram match. scheduled for to-morroU
In the champ ionship doubles chuhb
playing with Tanner. defeated Pusine w
and Porter Is. a. Chubb and Tanner
meet Rar'ram aud Boo'h IN The sem i-hnal.
this afternoon and the winners meet Durland
and save IN the finals on labor Day
Wednesday, matches also brought the
mixed doubles 40 TO the nnal round Porter
and Mrs Sohst ny defeating PusineIh
ami Miss EARle 81 as, IS becams
en- IL lad 10 meet weeks and MIsa whttersley
In ths handicap doubles y illenback and
Weeks will play Chubb and bar-toN TO,
morrow morning. and the winners VII
play Brown and safe IN The hnal on SUNDAY
afternoon in the handicap ANGLES Po-'lev
and 90 Common play against each oi Der. and
the inner meets Weeks in The finals
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
RIFLEuEN Ar SRA GIRT.
Fourth Regiment Of New jersey wins
Columbia Trophy.

So GIRr y ! sept I For the fourth
time since the District Of Columbia National
Guard eighteen years ago presented ~"
Columbia trophy TO the New Jersey Guard
for annual competition SIX markSWeu.
representing the FOURTH Regimen, today
Won the trophy IN a race over four ranges
Through q driving rain all the forenoon
sud . binding dri1yle during the afternoon
the Fourth maintained the lead ~ gained
on the Nd yard range. aud " uuit At .utp
I'VE points ahead OF the Second which
has won the match ten time The Third
which Won last year for the first time. Wa
third With 0sa The ftrut which has tvi'"
been victor. landed fourth With s15 the
second Troop. NTH. s'o. aud the flfth Was
last Utth Ell
Private ). BiAnchi-. Iso. VAS high for ths
winning Fourth. which gets SIS beside
the trophy. Beet marksmanship for ~"
Serond, which won s2S. was the 10 10y
Lieut. Marcus W FATr for the Third vh'h
got as. the I7s by Sergt. Muller for the
FIRST, whose priHe was SO the i7s by CAPT
Snellen and Tor the second Troop Vhi'h
got $40, SerGt. Williams ITs
The fun score Of the two leaders follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

and license fee. whereas the payment OF
such fees - not required by said act from
tbs. residents of the states Of the Union for
two periods Of seven consecutive days IN
Each calendar wear
Further contentious are that the law II
not a proper Use Of the police power Of the
stare that the Law - not a proper eNercl se
~ the revenue power 81 the state and that
n a charge for the use 81 tho roads of the
state we're contemplated n u not based
upon the value Of such Use TO the person
10 whom ~ l. given or the detTimsnt 10 the
roads Ari-ing from such use hut i unequal
Unfair and 10 class LEGISLATION. granting
such uae according TO differing scales Of
paw meut Justice Hunter Oyerr,Iled the
mot ION to auash The defendant pleaded
guilty to the charges aud Was fined e2S and
costs on the ChaTge 81 operating Without
q license and tiS and costs on that OF being
without certificate of registration Ap.
peals were noted IN each "a-e Counsel
for the defence said the case would he
taken 10 the higher COurtE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
United HUNTS MEETING.
NAJsr Roberts wins NrniS Omeers' cup
win Sequearr

R,IrtNoEF SEPT Ram Kept ne a.
tendance down a. The op-ninE day ~ the
nited Hunt Cube meeting ~ Pimlico to-
day. but the sport vas good The knowing
ones sent wfonR generally. hONevsF. a.
only tao favcrite. Won and these we're m
he s'eeplsChAse events Major Roberts
rO,is sequence to victory for the army
orrCers' cup. The bookmakers we're mt
rather hard. however. IN the last race v he n
lies made Superstition the IA Anriie,- lille
the talent played Tim Pipp,n heavily at
TOT
Th- summary.
GOrdon,. S 10 :. soh Cloud. ~: ,AlsA 70
second boundcI n" tb.rgerl, W . third
CHISHOLM. Princess ma kse.Wsu ana Nicco
second Hac- Hscs. "a fgrlons. RsnAult
10 Ia g. second ConNoo "a, Wright. 10 5
,h.rr Time. - GTsnd Nedetts Bigger
"i Th HsH RS Sn So mite. Trs.
Of Lave. iSi " righu. u % - 400 TnsIedals
re- Palmer. 20 ! second GloRper las Biack
~ 70 I. thrd Time. 90 Thames and Pro
FOURTH Race Army onc.r. service on. mite
Won NAnbon. ISL Lieut. Rockwell I TO S. sec
ond MAY lee ISL Lieut. Whtng 10 10 !. thrd
TIN: sSaS TIRE. .isr,srs s a..
De~siNsr. lee ,Nrishu. 70 son. - ono isl
lShoemaksr 20 g. secoed 1rudo. ~ Taylor
50 J. third Tine 81 simple hOnour'
sam Rsos- StespIechAss two miles -BAnnsr
Iss lHayes, a 20 s. won Nutsllls - smith,
third Tims. tUS ; AdN entufeT. Motor and
CodsN fsIl ioung RH,Sen lsft a. post
P,ppih ios ,Tsirbrothsri. to !. 500 Golden
css'l. 20 Leach; 10 70 second Horace .
YIN X also ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
Nj. Hannah nanaeIph Win. I,aper Ghs..

NaREAGaNsETT PiER, Sept. One Of
The diversions Of the day at NarraBanset
despite overcast skies and showers Was .
paper chase which took place this afternoon
~ Wildhsld Farm, The course vas Ave
mile run over rough helds and through
thick brush and Woodland. Miss Hannah
Rsncio Iph. = daughter Of r. 3 = Randolph
TideTs Nerp Mas Margaret Prescott. Misc
Unity Randolph. Miss Marjory Smy!ie Of
borne. y. " wairou- and Philip 2 p. Ran
dptnh
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
Totals - sT -

'RAn for AZ 10 the ninth inning
Jersey CIV q q ~ q
Providence u ~ . n
Run. Jersey CITY Deinhgcr (. Johnson ,
stolen bases Fsmond Johnson Hanford Two
base hit Arndt SArrihee hits peininGpr. Han
ford nouble PLAY ksmond aud Absien STRUCK
or sine = OF TTtu. Hu By pitcher-By frin.
yeft on bAses-Provtdsncs. 5 Jersey Ciy.
first hass on erroT-Jsrsry CITY I mplTe In
chief byron Field umpire HamGan Time
hour and ~ minutes
at ToRONTo
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TorOntO n . q %
Batteries Burchsu ard Eucheil. killian. Ne
Giniey aud Nandegnu
AZ HUIFALo
Rochester q % 4
Rufalo o o
batteries Mcconnell and Blair Taylor and
Williams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02

The range scores Of the other four con
testants we're Third. 2is. as, 2s1 ?s5 90
First. 2aa. .a4. 2si. 23q-g77 Second Troop.
2se-gIT
The New Jersey Rife Association com
pany team match. which was 20 he shot
Today, Was postponed until SatuTdav
AZ the request OF the captains 81 New YORK
pennsylvAnia and District of Columbia
teams. The Class A trophy and the Kew
stone long range matches were put over
until tomorrow on account of the storm
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
Nspiewood Tennis.

MAPLyuooD. " H.. Sept Play m the
Maple~ood tennis championship mon =
singles reached the serni finals Today. Heath
beating Burgess, - ,. "a. and DE
Zaldo winning from Marine. o :. 81
The winners will play on to-morroW In
the men's doubles the winner Of the scott
HaTTtmap and he Zaldo- Burgess match
will play Hildreth and Turner for frst plscs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
GHERECIN LEIGIE.

There -ss real raia here ve-'srtay ant
sous reason for th,a particular poatpons-
rn~ns. uhich -a.n 49, case e rsnessns
ne 'wo Previous poi ponensnts Second
place - he is-sie IN th- pr~srnt -erss hs-
tween ths Hishland~rs and the Ret sol.
and Inc Htllnnen gill have - MAINTAIN their
rapid sau ard q shade more 20 pass ire
Bo-ton- The game scheduled for wash
ington Yesterday sl.o vent over 10 suss
~ vea her vaRarie-
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
D.. ,. wh,tney's Borrow wins.

,psciai Cabis DsspHSA ~ TINS Srs
i.DNpoN Sept. IN r Whitnev's Borrow
Won me harrington Plate. % so9 soversiEns.
., Derby to-day Jockey Martin rode
ord IIchesters Gallego was second aud
sir r. W GTihth's coli by Desmond osit of
C0~LInR Bsli Was third Sir hoIses ran
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horss 4 10 : against the Second horse and
: TO I against the third
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-02
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:. - ds s ~ 90, s ana iS n g.,
o. "a. never heiote h-eh IN spth ehceten'
t'udi.ioh LOT louthAh1ehl nc So
- ''"I lNh '"ninn,er, tahsE hsnNl
saf nsrneld 9Th ,.sorgs LAWSON.
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s'd. se,- emGient msnassf, herr Sas
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lrof bfuNn, NheaEn, Who DID and
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None ~ INC luartet had rced the Ccndiil"n- /
a0d fh@N Ner~ nov trNtnG '" sNade me fule
hey osn~d Snh pride to a resldenTe "a
formally protested but COMING torN aTd
,N hs own a,youht " step oul.ihe IN"
trehsL Notss Ntih rs ,elloN oNnsmen
"a ~ hsd csdh.ed within ne yea rs
t'l tatned NJ the commute re had
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~ Dallas Dallas a shrey sport.
" Oklahoma Ci'y-fort worth Oklahoma
x san An,onio Eirst game san Antonio. D.
Houston : S~cond 9 anne san Antonio q
Houston
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Grand Circuit race. Pos, poned.

READvIILg. Mass sept Pai. rTs
vented the Grand Circuit rs~.s to-day.
and A. . result the full card oil be raced
Tomorrow. I'm the list - thu 'la--ic
and The HaTyesteT'a attempt to heat the
stallion record 81 ~
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Southern League.

Al Montgomery -First Esre Montgomery, =
Men phis second game Montgomery.
a. Rirrrl nshAm- Birmingham. !. Nashville )
A. Nobis-Atlan,a : Mobile.
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Game. Scheduled ssr To-day.

AMHRiCAS tHA0rH.
Bostoa IN NeW NOrk Phlladslphla IN washing
too chicago IN Detroit ~ Louis In Cleveland
NATIoNAL LHAoCE
New YORK IN philadelphia two Gameal. Brook
Iyn In Boston Pittsbutg IN Ctncinnau.
EAarTRN LgAorG
Baltimore IN newark lerssy city IN Providence
kochestsr IN Buhslo. Aontr~al In Toronto
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Al YaEoo city Pirst gAms- Jeekson. rasoo
CITY I second Game Jackson. s. YAsoo City. 4.
A. Greenwood Nieksburg. Greenwood. a
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At Toledo First game Minneapolis. ; To
lsdo Second Eanle-Toledo.a \. Minneapolis
AZ Indianapolis Milwaukee. Indianapolis
AZ Louisville Louisville, (. St Paul.
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A. 81 Joseph ST Joseph. 2. Des Moines
A. finrioln- game beaver . lincoln. q
SECOND gsnie Lincoln. 10. DenNer.
AZ Top~zs SiOuH City. 4. Topeks. q.
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EtSTERN IEtGIE.


fBHsgT CIV. . FtoNtrENrB
PRoNtpRSCI sept The Sseeters iook ne
op~n~r here 70 day Tsr ala innings ~ was q
baitte hetuecn ffiu ana sine. Nith neither AIDE
scoring Thrn sine weakened = uttlS snd the
team contributed = couple - costly that
resulted 10 two Tuns for jersey ttD IN the enth
sud two more In Inc ninth The score
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rtnrianan 80 r.
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90 ~ he~es , - Caasal'f tefi % sa.ss
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Hna nHrrtun ~ mirf So nfna - tfaras
see 90 'rarHfHa Tns f.afa
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Tri.state League.


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