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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-22
JAPS KEPT IGNORANT
OF KOREA'S BRUTALITY
Home People Know Little Of
Military Outrages In
Provinces.

Toxic, April ls.-(United Press)-
Numerous reports from reliable and i'm
partial sources indicate the japanese
people have been kept ignorant Of the
brutality of the Japanese military par
" in Korea.
Reports are current here that Gen
darmes, unprOvoked, have shot into
crowds, killing and woanding women
and children.
The wounded have not been given
treatment, these reports state, except
in the police court prison where the
treatment is of the eruelest type. The
hospitals are unable to accommodate
the many wounded.
A rigid censorship of news from Ko-
rea has been established. Everyone
leaving Korea is searched, and foreign
ers arriving fear to tell what they
know,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-22
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-22

versity Of Minnesota to the position Of
farm economist in the office Of farm
management.
Mobilization Of naval effort for the
proposed light of seapanes across tho
Atlantic ocean next month probably is
more extensive than any heretofore nm
dertaken in peace time. Every bureau
of the department Is aiding in the work.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-03-30

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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
hgots Again To Play Fast
Paterson Independents Nine

On next Saturday the Paterson
independents will again visit Perth
Amboy, when they come to cross
bats with the Ingots, representing the
Raritan Copper Works, on the Cop
per Works diamond. This will be
the last game played by the Copper
Works, and may be the last Saturday
game this year.
On their first appearance here the
Paterson team, with a string Of VIC
tories before them, came with the
Idea of stretching their wins, but up
until the sixth inning 1t looked as If
their string was to be broken, for
the Ingots were leading 10. After
the sixth inning the Ingot team took
to aviation, and when they came
down from the air they found that
the Paterson team had scored nine
runs and the game.
Last Sunday on the Copper Works
diamond the same team came to
town, with a few changes in their
lineup, including their pitcher, and
the Amboy team playing high class
ball behind the offerings of A~pplegate
shut the upstate boys out to the
tune of 40. This victory should give
the Ingot team, a number Of whom
play on the Amboy team, plenty of
pep to go into what you might call
the third and deciding game of the
series of three.
Johnny Bergen, manager of the
fngot team, has not decided on who
he will start in the box against the
Paterson team, but may divide the
Neither of these star slabsters need
any Introduction to the sporting
fans. and their ability is also well
known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

Regular Weekly Practice Being
Held On St. Peters Court

The Y. M. c. basketball team of this
city held their regular weekly prac-
tice las night on the st. Peters
court.
Copeland. Bob" Handerhan. Gloch-
au, Hornsby and Parker were on
hand, and went through ONE pre-
lIminary practice. vi Hibbard, who
will occupy q position on the Y, M.
c. team, was not on hand last night.
Hanson and Regain have not definitely
decided with whom they will play.
The Y. M. c. will continue holding
practice sessions every Wednesday,
and expect to be in great form. fol
the opening game, which will taxi
place In a couple of weeks.
Booking Manager Rossi Peterson
has been hard at work. booking
games, and has been in communica-
tfon with the Michelins of Midtown,
who may play the opening game
here in a couple of weeks. He has al
so been in communication with the
Puritans. a newly argainzed team in
this city.
Booking Manager Peterson and
Manager Hornsby have made known
the fact that they will play home
games on Wednesday night and
travelling games on Saturday night
None but the best teams will be book
ed, so as to give their large follow
ing, a good attraction for that night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Two Eight Round Bouts At
LOtOS Club Tomorrow Night

bout to decide the better of the two
boys and each is expected to give all
that is in him.
Those who go to see the fights to-
morrow night will not have a chance
to see AL Roberts In action but they
will see one OF his sparring partners
as Teddy Burns, of Staten Island, has
been booked up to engage in a "tete-
a-tete" with Young Starr, of Roose-
welt. The Chrome scrapper has, per-
formed here on former occasions but
has been laying off for the last
couple of months.
This bout will furnish as much ex-
element as the main bouts, 1t now
appears, as both Roosevelt and Stat
en- Island are coming out strong to
back up their reps and when these
two combinations face one another
there is sure to be some "mud-sling-
ing" and "wool-pulling."
Because of the additional eight
round scrap tomorrow night Promo
ter McNulty has arranged but one
preliminary. This four inning ar
gument will bring together Young
DeForrest, of Metuchen, and Kid
Jocko, another young pug from
across the sound. An additional pre-
linn may be staged as McNulty Is in
the habit of giving the fans addition
al bouts frequently.
Tomorrow nights scraps will be
the last which will be seen in Palace
Hall for many moons as Joe has de-
cided to shift his fight nights to
Tuesday, commencing next week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Perth Amboys Play Richcreek
A.. c. Bio Game Here Sunday

~
The Richcreek Athletics, one of the
Oldest semi-pro teams in New Jersey,
will be the opponents of Joe Mullen's
Perth Amboy club Sunday on the
Raritan Copper Works diamond. This
game will start at $3.50.
The Richcreeks have played some
of the best semi-pro teams in this
state and also New York state. and
they boast of having a very success
full season. Among the teams with
whom they ave matched war clubs
are the Tietien-Langs, Tarrytown, N.
Y; White Plains, Montclair A. c.,
Caven Points, liner Seals. PaIisade
Park Vernons of Bay Ridge, Pough-
keepsie. Bogota. N. J.; East New
York, st. Agatha, Empire City, Nor
shall and Ball. Bethlehem and West
New Yorks.
The Perth Anboy club has been
securing some of the highest class
teams In this section to come here n
play ball, yet sue teams as the Tiet-
jen-Langs, Bethlehem and several
Others of the above m 5ntioned clu9s
have cracker Jack teams, and speaks
highly of the ability OF the Rich
Geek team.
Apologize. the mos. likely candi-
dat far tho Pitch g bu den Sunday
has pitched wonderful ball in the last
twenty-seven innings. but n run
having been scored on him In thar
time.
Bader will work under the bat for
the Amboy team. Frank is having a
good season in the catching depart
ment, and also at bat. His bullet
throw to the bases has cut off many a
run.
Mullen boasts Of q crack infleld,
and their fast and snappy plays in
past games, accounts for his boasts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
BROADWAY HIT
FOR MAJESTIC
"Up In MabeI'S Room Coming
Next Tuesday

At the Majestic theatre on Tues
day, September 80, matinee and
night, A. H. Woods will present the
brilliant New York farce success,
up in Mabel's ROOM which Was
one of the conspicuous metropolitan
successes of last season.
up IN Mabels Room" has been
described as a farce de luxe and de
looks" 1t consists Of three acts and
Is the work of Wilson Collision and
Otto Harbach. 1t may be briefly de-
scribed as a series of romantic and
farcical complications caused by no
less innocent an object than a eau
tiful lady's delicate pink chemise.
Garry gave the chemise to Mabel as
a gift, in a moment of sentimental
alteration, inc foolishly had 1T i'm
scribed in bold, big letters Mabel
from Garry"
Then Garry fell IN love with and
married a sweet but painfully un-
sophisticated little girl and went to
spend his honeymoon at the country
home of a friend. Who should turn
UP as one of the guests u Mabeli
1t must be confessed that Mabel was
a wee bit jealous and perhaps some
of the Others ladies present were a
wee bit catty. At any rate Mabel let
Garry know that she had the che
mise and that she intended to display
1t in ways that might prove detri-
mental to Garry's welfare. or course
she didn't really mean it, utGafryg
thought she did, so he tried TO steal
the chemfse. 1t was not "chem-easy'
and the fun that ensued kept New
York roaring with laughter for
months. Not the least of the charms
of up In Mabel's Room" is its elab-
crate and beautiful display of lin
gerle. The company Is one of tho
best.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

With frankie Fleming, of Staten
Island, and Harry Apologize, of New
Brunswick, opposing each other in
one of the two eight round bouts at
the Lotos Club tomorrow night, the
fight program which Promoter Joe
McNuIty will present at Palace Hall
promises to please the fighting ele-
ment in this vicinity. Fleming has
not been here recently but on his last
appearance, which was several months
ago he made a good showing n
there have been insistent demands up
on Joe McNulty ever since to have
this Islander appear again.
Fleming, like SO many of the Stat
en- Island f1Stic artists, Is q firm be-
liever that aggressiveness is half of a
fight and he certainly has shown that
he can force the fighting.
The opponent of Fleming on this
occasion will be Harry Apologize. the
New Brunswick, middleweight, who Is
also we'll known here. Applegate has
fought sue men as Fred Kibbler and
Jack Coyne at the Lotos Club and Is
capable of putting up a fast scrap.
Young Leo, the Amboy bantam
who has been appearing frequently
and making good at Jimmy DeFor-
rests place in Long Branch and at
the Bayonne Club. will I'VE his third
ClIdnc0 10 ueledJ Al oeAIlohI, UAOthSi
of Mickey of Newark, in the other
eight-round argument. These two
lads have twice before entered the
roped arena but on neither occasion
has a kayo been landed.
Delmont's style of fighting, his
speed in shifting about and his short
jabs got Leo's "angora" in the first
fight but in the second Leo used some
strategy himself and evened up mat
tiers by o~utpointing the Newark boy.
This will be the third and deciding
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Salem A. C. to Have Two Big
Games Over the Week End

The Salem A. c., of the north
western section of the city, will take
on two strong teams owe the coming
weekend.
At 1 P. M. the Sa1ems will cross
bats with the Pershings, who on last
Sunday were trimmed by the Saint
Juniors by a score of 90. Mitruska
and Winkler will comprise he bat
terry for the Pershings. while the
Salems will use Wash and Ornish.
In the second game of the after
noon the Old Timers will be the OPP
ponents of the Salems. Motley will
do the pitching for the Salens in this
game, while Beck and Hanson will
comprise the Old Timers battery.
This is the battery which aided con-
siderably in making a name for he
Clovers a few years back.
Manager Ballo, of the Salems,
would like to have all his players re-
port at the grounds Friday night at
7 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
FORM NEW GUN
CLUB THAZLET
Consolidation of Clubs In This
Vicinity Discussed at Dinner

About 125 sportsmen gathered at
Soldiers Beach last night n par
took of a shore dinner given by the
Hazard Gun Club OF Hazlet,
ments being made at this time to
form a stock company gun club, hav-
ing as its members trapshooters from
all of the various clubs in this vicin-
ity. 1t was decided to capitalize the
company with 1000 shares of stock
and the idea, receiving instant affirm
alton, proved so popular that $50
shares were subscribed for by the
men during the discussion which fol-
lowed the supper.
Sportsmen from Perth Amboy,
Asbury Park, Red Bank, Long
Branch, Keyport, Matawan and other
places were present at the supper
At present there are a number of
smaller clubs in this section of the
state but the membership is SO small
that lively contested shoots weekly or
even semi-monthly are not possible.
By combining forces, however, and
meeting at n club the number of
shooters will be increased and spirit
ed shoots held.
After considerable discussion it
was decided to hold the shoots Mt
Hazlet, this being about the most
centrally located place and easily ac-
cessible in this part of the state. A
clubhouse will be built soon and
plans will be launched at once to
make this club one of the most active
in the state.
Henry E. Ackerson, judge of the
Court of Errors and Appeals, of
Monmouth county, made the address
of the night, taking as his theme
"Sportsmanship." His talk made a
big impression upon the men. Other
talks were made during the night by
leading trapshooters, William II.
Hitchcock, of the Bayside Club Of
Keyport. and John L. Waters, of the
Perth Amboy Gun Club, being among
those to address the assemblage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
Nobody Can Tell When You
Darker Gray, Faded Hair
With Sage Tea.

Grandmother kept her hair beautiful
fy d~arkened, glossy and attractive with
q brew of Sage Tea n Sulphur. When.
evor her hair took on that dull, faded
or streaked appearance, this simple
mixture was applied with wonderful
effect. By asking at n drug store for
rWyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound"
you will get q large bottle of this old
time recipe, improved by the addition
Of other ingredients. all ready to US, for
about so cents. This simple mixture
can be depended upon to restore nat
ural color and beauty to the hair.
A w~ell-known downtown druggist
says everybody uses wyeth's Sage and
sulphur Compound now because 1t
larkens SO naturally n evenly that
nobody can tell 1t has been applied
It's SO easy to use. too. You simply
sampen a comb or soft brush and draw
It through your hair, taking one strand
at o time. BY morning the gray hair
disappears; after another application o.
Two, 1t is restored to its natural co!ot
sr1 Iseks glossy. soft and .beautifrA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

Tommy Van Glider, the peppery
catcher of the Ingot team, will De
seen behind the plate, giving his
usual line of chatter to rattle the
batter.
Hornsby or A~pplegate will be seen
on first, and either of these boys can
handle the bag to perfection. If
Apologize plays first it will not be
wise for the opposing batters to pop
any flies behind first, for Harry is a
star at roping these in.
The remainder of the infield, which
also happens to be three-quarters OF
the Amboy inheld, will be on hand to
pull off their usual lightning plays.
Jack Egan at second, "Pud" Stinson
at short, and Willy Christopherson.
one of the Washingtons star pitch
ers, on third. will comprise the above
mentioned remainder of the infield.
The outfield will consist of Flash"
Regain, Warner, Halbert, Foster, Ritz
ter and Jensen, and any three OF
these are capable of covering a great
deal of ground, which will necessttate
the use of a great deal of opposing
strength in order to get an extra base
blow.
Just who the Paterson team win
use, has not been definitely stated,
but the management promises a
stronger team than that which was
here last Sunday. Three pitchers,
Mckenzie, Bosland and Raymond
will accompany the team. Romanello
will be under the bat. The infield will
most likely be made up of Grossman
on first, Boettcher or Kenneth on
second, Fisher or Buser at Short,
Baker on third. and the outfeld will
be chosen from Harriott, OrNeil,
Bradbury, Menegers and Meyer. Pick
Mullen will oficiate.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

Coley on first knows his position like
a book, and Egan from Fords, can
travel some around second; Pud Stin-
sons ability at short is well known,
and Billy Christopherson a cover
the difficult position in expert fashion.
In the outreld for the Amboy team,
Regain viii most likely basket the mes
in left territory. due to the fact a
Mickey Loeser, the neWlywed' IS on
a honeymoon trip. Regan's speed ana
ability makes him a capable outheld-
or, and his speed in running to and
around the bases aids him q great
deal in securing his hits.
ii. center Jim" Romer, the Keas7
hey boy, who has been discharged
from the Navy q short while, Will ca
wort. Romer Is q great ball-player'
and the players who hit anywhere
near his territory, cannot nope 10 Lat-
ten their batting averages. At the bat
Romer, Is a dangerous man, and he
is also very fast on the bases, even
though he is big end heavy. Joe"
Mullen that he has secur-
ed thi star for the remainder of the
season.
In right field, Mat Pop" Rodda will
cover territory. Pop Is playing a
great game, even though local fans.
know that he has played his tar
games, for he has been playing ball
for a long time.
Terio, Mullen's star coach and com
dia will most likely "hang-his-hat"
around third, and try to kid the OPP
posing players.
Pick Mullen has been. secured to
umpire this game. Mullen's ability
t the decision game is well known
and when he is on the field as the
tenth man, the spectators sit back
and know there will be little room
for argument.
Joe Mullen Is trying to secure a five
game series with the Landings A. c.,
Of New Brunswick, @ crack semt-pro-
fesslonal team of that city. If he Is
successful. he will stage two games in
one afternoon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Dust

Rodda's batting In the last couple
of games will make the younger fell
lows work harder for their jobs.
Terio played a hard game on the
coaching lines Sunday. His comical
moves and chatter bring giggles from
the spectators.
"Diede" and his competitors in the
noise-making business would make
a great deal of noise If they all
started together. One of the chat
singers Sunday was a victim of 2.75.
Christopherson had an enjoyable
time at the bat Sunday morning Sc
curing a double, triple and homer.
Joe Brown, playing right field for
the Eagles, was extracted after max
ing a good catch of a fly off the bat
Of q Washington player.
.
"Red" Jepson, third baseman of
the Eagles, displays a great deal OF
pep throughout a game.
Mcmahon and Applegate's decis-
sions in the fire-laddie game were
received without argument.
Booz and Yost would have quite a
duel il the Washingtons and Libertys
came together.
Christopherson's showing in the
box for the first couple of innings
against the Eagles Sunday might
tempt Mullen to use him i'll n of
the big games.
Donegan had a great day at the
bat in the Liberty-Summit game. He
secured four hits out of four trys.
Hull is playing g. great game
around second for the Saints.
o
Silver's throw to the bases lets the
know that he is in the
game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

Bob Martin, heavyweight king of
the worlds greatest fighting forces is
on furlough. Bob's resting up after
a vigorous campaign abroad during
which he helped hang a kayo on the
kaiser, and then whipped about thir-
ty big husky fellows for the honor of
bringing home a bunch of medals.
The medals prove he is the champion
fighter of champion fighting men.
Bob has his discharge and he is
taking things easy. Lots of fried
chicken and sweet things make him
happy and between meals he dreams
of the days to come when he'u get
a crack at Jack Dempsey for the
crown emblematic Of the worlds
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Catf,oIic club won SUNDAY.

The Catholic Club of the Dublin
section of the city defeated the Pion-
eer B. B. c. of the same section, Sun
day afternoon on the G. Pardee Works
diamond, by a score of Sd.
J.. Chismar was in the box for the
Catholics and was touched for ten
hits, walked two and famed eleven,
while Bonalsky pitching for the Pion-
GERS allowed fourteen hits. struck out
six and walked two.
Erdek, Kopko and Hladik secured
doubles, the longest drives of the
game.
The teames lined up as follows:
Cathoiics-Erdek, 3b; Hladik, IS;
Cenank, 1b; Adancsik. 2b; Brosky, IF;
Chismar, If; Pallock. c; Kopko, CT and
J.. Chismar. D. Pioneers-Andrews,
rf; M. Malinosky, 2b; Thompson, CT;
Bonalsky. c; Conover, IS: Lovedahl.
1b; ]. Molinosky, II; Brown, 3b; 8.
Bonalsky p; Callow. rf.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Three Teams Want Regain

Eddie 'Blackie" Regan, who was
announced os practicing for a posi-
ton with Y. M. C. basketball team,
states that he has not as yet made up
his mind, as to what team he will be
with this year., having been offered
a berth; by the Riversides, Y. M. @.
and another local team soon to an
nounce it's organization.
Regain in the past has performed
with the Riversides, but has spent the
greater part of his basketball career
on the st. Peters court. While at
the ST. Peters court Regain was an
idol Of the fans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

heavyweight championship.
The big soldier boy Is q patient
waiter. Jimmy Bronson, his mana
ger, has been impressing on the youth
the necessity of taking things easy.
There are lots Of tricks of the
trade to be learned before Bop is
ready for the big game. 1t will be a
campaign carefully laid out that Mar
tin starts late In October when he
will make his debut In Akron, proba-
bly, against Denver Jack Geyer. Matt
Hinkel of Cleveland is promoting tho
show and possibly will referee. 1t
viii he the first chance fans and pro-
moters will have to size up the big
boy and If he makes good he will be
Greatly in demand henceforth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
worm ATTENTIoN. PLEASE

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physic that thoroughly %cleanses. sweet
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a Foley C~athartlc Tablet tonight
and you will feel better in the morn
ing. 1t is a quick and safe remedy
ing, sour stomach. gas. bad breath, in
digestion, constipation or other condi-
tion caused by clogged or
bowels. Foley Cathartic Tablets cause
no gripping or nausea Sold Every
where.-AdV.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
SAINT JRS. PLAY
CATHOLIC CLUB

The Saint Juniors, of this city, who
have eliminated practically all rivals
for the Junior County Championship,
will take on the Catholic r. c. of Dub
lin, Sunday on the Raritan Copper
Works diamond, in a preliminary to
Acknowledgement game. This game
will start at 1 o'clock.
The Catholic team secured a vic
tory owe the Pioneers last Sunday,
while the Pioneers secured two victor
les over the Saints. The Saints in turn
trimmed the Catholic Club, 12-4, and
are sure of another victory this Sun
day.
The Saints manager is trying hard
to secure a game with the Pioneers
for Saturday afternoon in a prelimin-
airy to the Copper Works-Paterson
game. The last game between these
two teams was won by the Pioneers,
80, In the ninth inning. The Saints
followers believe they "a register a
victory over the Pioneers, with Young
on the mound.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
AmbGy Midgets Want Games

The Amboy Midgets would like to
arrange games with teams averaging
from 1915 years of age. for any week
day. Address all challenges to "A.
Gadomsky, I'll Parker street. City.
The lineup IF the Amboy Midgets fol-
lows; Futcki, p; Gadomski. c; W.
Wood, CT; j. Cyerwica. RI; A Wood,
IS; w. Midura, 2b; ]. Loring. Id; b.
Marciniak, Sd; and Starego. II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25

KeSfnrdnr,S RnS11Ifs

Games To-day.
Philadelphia in New York.
st. Louis in Chicago.
Cleveland in Detroit.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
RESULTS and STANDINGS
IN TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Y~esterdaY,s Results.

New York, g.; Boston, 1 (frst
game.)
Boston, 8; New York, . (second
game.)
Brooklyn, 4; Philadelphia, 1 (hrst
game.)
Brooklyn. IA; Philadelphia, Z (sec-
ond pama
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-09-25
Want Basketball Games

The SpeeGways. a Junior basket
ball team, have organized for the
coming season and would like to hear
from all teams averaging 100 pounds.
Address all communications to
Lyman Borak, 1876 Smith street, city.
Games to be played on opponents
court.
Daily Thought.
Aspiration sees only one side Of ev-
cry question; possession many.-Low-
ell.