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. PORTLAND, OREGON, - SATURDAY EVENING," OCTOBER
11, 1913TWO SECTIONS-18 'PAGES. '
VOL. XII. NO.
183.
PRICE "TWO CENTS.
v V;
1'ISof
IVORLD'S SERIES
Mathewson; Seemed Easy for
. ;the Athletics at First but
. Warmed-Up and Used His
; - Wide; Curve ; and Fadeaway
.: to Advantage After Third. .
CR AND ALL REPLACED HIM
' jN FINAL INNING OF GAME
Hair Line ' Decision on Barry
at First - Prevents Another
Athletic Score in fifth FoN
l lowing; Baker's Safe Slam
J In i That Frame.
TUB SCORE;
R. H. B.
3 6 1
12 2
t; Philadelphia,' ;.'..;,
. New York
.
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,f; PHILADELPHIA AMERICANS.
AB.
R.-H.-PO.A.R.
3
4
18 .1. 0 0
T Oldring, If 4
I 0 s
0 1 8
o i J
0 vq 14
0 0 2
o o i
0 1 ;1
0 0 0
i f :nLlln ail - . . t-. a
' -Baker lb. . . . . . . . a
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..'. ',,' ti r - :
. V Plank, s 3
Toui .;;.i;..Vi;;..jo 3 t 27 is j
?& ffEW TORK NATIONALS. . i''
, ; v AB. Hi H. PO. A. E.
HarkOf,'-- So . . fv.S i',. 4
w?:;:l)oylei. 2b... V.i "4
Fletcher, ......,,.. S
.' . Burn. If.,
' 6hfer.-cf. ........... 2
" i . Murray; rf .......... . 3
v' ., MoLraiy c... S
' Merkle. lb . . . . , 3
' rv Mathewaon, , p . ...... 2
CrandaU , . . 1
'5; Total; . .'
' A .' ft " A , II .A
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3
0
0
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8
6 0 3
,0
0 0 3
0 1 3
0 0 IB
0 ,10
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1 t 37 15 "
Batted f or .-Mtewoa-rv- ,
r'-''- SCORE BY INNINGS, i ;
Philadelphia i . T.fl O M 0 0 0 0 0s
v,..-Mtt.V..-.,.;.;V . I 3 0 0 I'D D M
New York 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 01
Hits.. ....... 0 0 6 0 1 1 0 0 03
? v - . SUMMARY, , v ' . r
;V Slrucl? out By Plank 1. by Mathew
: ion 2 Baaea on t balls Off Plank 1
; Mnthawaon 1. .Double playa Collin to
Barry, to -Molnnea; Barry to Colllna to
; Mclnnes. bacrlfica hits Baker. Colllna,
Mclnnea I. Umplrea Klem behind bat.
Egan on baaea, Connolly and JUf ler on
' foul ltnea. ; ' -; ' '.!vv-,.''i ?,
York, OcU ll:rl;adl
nans won the world's
i baseball championship
tot '.Conn! Mack's
.Athlatics here this
; afternoon, ''.when.'v In
4 the fifth gam of the
series, the; Athletics
annexed their fourth
victory by a score of
n 1 . . ' i :
iiJSfi'f wr.'.rth.vCOB -khlt-''--
'J tint effect' of the' OU
' ' i "! ht" ' Plank dupllcat-
y ed Mathewson's effort
ti vi- . i when, like bis veter
' (SHERMAN' an , contl horary,: he
, weatra vry atdrm, and by a superb
(ipmonstratlon of 11 those thing which
. mk for pitctiKif excellence,-, he a,tood
th Giants -on'.tnolr beam-ends! "
Plank's southpaw was there forty
vweys; und to the very last llckar. had
i the stuff to make the puny efforts of the
V Olant v batters. I No kid pitcher could
,liav aiaplayed greater stuff in a freah,
. young arm thanJVas 'unrolled by th
::'Gettysburc battler'-Aviji-,.;
v Plaak Carried Jfroa f taU. .
, At ' (lie. conclusion of the game his
. i',LmtnatAS dteplayfcd v their sentiments
in th' tnitttt of bearings ths veteran
i. twlrlcr from the field on their shdul-
. (Continued on Page Three)
USE VINEGAR TO FOOL
IN.TI
L
Safe Crackers' Get $2000 in
;4 Cash and ' Goods , from .
;' ' Lebanon Store t':k
.' Xanon, Or., Oct II. The safe in
the store of the Reovte-Clark oompany
was blown by 'burglars last night and
rifled of Its, contents. - The burglars
took not;only th cash in the strong
v box, but : also the ' checks , that ' were
taken In during the evening. A q.uan
.tly of .blankets, comforts, flour and
sugar that was piled around thb safe was
badly damaged. It Is not known how
much "cash was ! secured, 5 but V it is
thought the total loss will reach 12000.
',. The goods were also damaged by
vinegar, which was : poured over them
; and on. the safe. It is thought vinegar
was - uaed- to kill the scent to prevent
bloodhounds ; from - trailing - the thieves.
Sheriff Bodlne , Is here from Albany
; investlgatlng;:;;t:;';r:,rri'fr:-i':;,.;-t '
' '' ' , " , " m . ' S ' I, ip, 1
1' Arrested for Gem Theft," '
JJaW York, Oct, 11. James Stewart
and Hastings TJ, Mason were arrested
In connection with the recent theft of
1 16.000 worth of .gems from Mrs. C. C.
humaty, once Mlsa Mary Harrlman, and
Of $100,000 worth' fron J. H, Hanan. .
... ( -;.mi 1.'. ' ' ""' ' t
.Turkey ' Buy ' Brazilian ' WarblJp,
. ' JSTewcaatla-on-Tyne, Oct. Hi Erailllan
representative have .closed the sale Of
the Brazilian auperdrgadnaught Itlo de
Janiaroi Just finished, to Turkey. ,
BLOODHOUNDS (
t 4 f i - " I
' k'' ''' I
DEMAND
REVOCATION
OF FRANCHISES
URGE
COMMON USERPLAN
East Siders Make Request Af
fecting Railroads," P,'R L
&'P;;Given Hard .Rap. '
That the member! of, tha city council
should Immediately revoke the f ran-
chlaea held by the Southern Pacific and
0.-W. R. & N. company on Eaat , Flrat
and Second atreeta and In their place
grant franchisee with oommon jae?
prlvllegea, and It the commlesionera did
not Bee fit to take auch action, refer
the matter to the people at the apedal
election November - 4, waa the conten
tion of a representation from the aat
Side Business Men's club meeting- with
Will - H, Daly,' commissioner of publlo
utilities,' this morning.. . v' -
. In connection with arguments broueht
out relative to the revocation of these
f raachiaaavsser Uoaw werenauie- that
. PoloTt!rUBo!i' T''"-a. Portland. Railway. L4ght & Power J
.;umpany was not .trying to meet' the
people, .but that , the company Intend
to glv "only moonlight." i .'
.:''-rt?.'01ty Cat System1, Wrgetvi-'vV
.''It4- was argued - that lf the v public
irervlco corporations . doing business In
Portland would not reduce their rates
the city should immediately make plans
for municipal' ownership of such facili
ties. . Among, those that should be es
tablished by the city, it was pointed
out,- are a municipal; street car -and
lighting system, .' paving plant 1 and
others. y
' Uan Kellaher of the Dock commission
and East Side Business Men's club and
(Continued on Pags Nine.)
j THE
MOST
WASTED TIMEALONE
... . 1 j.: ' ,..v-' i;'. I V ',.
WOULD .MORE
PAY, FOR
J, H, Nolta Gives' Reasons
. Why Bridge'' Across 1 -Cclum'4
" bia River ' Should ' Be- Built.
"The time people Ipse In waiting to
cross the Columbia river on th ferry,
if measured In dollars and cents, would
build the , Interstate bridge without any
trouble," declared J. H. Kolta,k one of
the prime movers In the bridge project,
this - morning. "With an adequate span
over the Columbia, th people who actu
ally uae it could take , care of the coat
out; oft the money they(-sava. , But they
won't -have 'ttfy-'---'- -s,ii'''
Mr.- NolU reviewed tha hUtory of
traffic ; across the? Columbia', between
Portland .and Vancouver. First,' th old
rowboat that used to take people over.
Man would ride their horses to the riv
er bank, tie them$? tree an4 TQ vr
lnPjtbwC' ' ' ' "linount their
steeds fcJa and nuu iwuiii) Lter cams
th trestla and the ferry., NoWjthe neo
eaaity ;-for a. -.bridge is, vmoro obvious
than ver. :.. , . f-i '-'?''
,i Mr. Molta said with .tha cheapening
of th coat- of automobiles, ) the bridge
would make It possible for the man of
average meamixto .buy; ha country pro
duce diMct from th rich farms : of
Clarke, Skamania and, Cowlits counties
and carry It home In bis car, at a real
SBVingV" -4.. vy.-,-. a.., r'tw "' i
"We talk-about going After, the trade
of Alaaka when, we. pay no ' attention
whatever, to the rich .oountrr right at
our' door-a "region 'that: Is as cloae to
' Continued on Page Three.
THAN
NEW
SPAN
CUT.
E
. ' ''
BBS !1 0 OF
DEPUTIES IN JAIL
Arrests Follow, Refusal of the
) Lower ; Mexican House to
' Drop Investigation of Killing
of Senator Dominguez;:
SLAIN . AFTER SPEECH
CRITICIZING HUERTA
Members of Catholic Party
Alone Allowed Their -
::.:'v;-;;Freedom.''-L'.;'..;':
Mexico. lty( Oct; iL-Doclarlnf both
branches of congress suspended. Pro
visional President Huerta practically as
aumed a dictatorship, her today.. Ills
formal proclamation dissolving th na
tional legislature announced that new
senators and deputies would be chosen
at the electon October 2. . f
Th Mexican capital wa terrorized by
the boldness bf Provisional President
Huerta's coup last night when b had
110 members of the chamber Of depu
ties locked up for falling to drop an In
vestigation of the death of Senior Do
mlngue 6f. Chiapas, who wa killed
after making a speech sgalnat Huerta. '
The provisional prealdent. had asked,
through Minister , Aid ape in an addreaa
before the chamber, the reconalderatlon
of the vote to Investigate, eaying the
deputies had "not the power to investi
gate ' a matter upon which the Justice
department had already passed.
When, after hissing the minister, the
chamber of deputies adjourned without
complying with Huerta's request, be had
them locked up as they left the build
Ing and even caused the arrest of a few
who lingered at their desks. The Cath
olic party members were the only ones
allowed their freedom.
That so high banded a proceeding; will
be allowed to pass without serious trou
ble was considered more than unllkeJy
today.. The city was practically under
martial law, however,. Huerta - having
plainly made' up his mind to nip any
demonstration against- himself '.In the
bud.-: ' 1 : - :-v r
Senator Domlnguei a few days ago
spoke in the senate a bitter criticism of
th Huerta regime, declaring that condi
tions, In Mexico were worse than ver?
that nothing had been' done' toward
paolftoatlon of , th country; th cur
rency, of Mexico naa aepreciatea, iiaias
had been neglected, and towns raxed and
that famine threatened. The situation,
he declared, was due to the fact that
th Mexican people - could not resign
themselvea o be-governed ,by. Haerta-tj
BERLIN BANK DIRECTOR I
CHARGED WITH FORGERY
New York, Oct.' 11. Bi-Dlreetor Paul
R.' Lindner of a Berlin bank has been
arrested charged . with - a - 31,000,000
forgery. 1 " - '
Federal Force Reported Destroyed,
- Mexico City,' Oct 11. That General
Alvtrec. with his force of 1000 federals,
were killed to the last man by rebels,
Juat before the latter captured Tor
reon. wa reported her today. Al vires
was on; big way to retake Durango when
ha fell Into au ambuscade.
OF AtLL!"
yillsiil
I AO
CITY TI LEVY III .
1914 NOT TO BE
M0HI1913
y'-i i i . ii i 'i - '. i! -.v ' -,. i-
Department Estimates for the
Coming Year Total $3,741,
.957, Which Budget- Com-
- mittee Will Prune; '
PUBUC'HEARING.WILL . '
. VBE HELD OCTOBER 20
Business Men Will Be Invited
to"Be Present, and Join,
1 . " " Discussion. "!
tSix departments of city government
ask v toui, of 33,T41.86T to meet ex
penses next year. This is approximately
3557.908 more than th cost of running
th government this year, which is 3,
134,049, , "
s Th budget committee purposes to
prune deeply. It does not Intend that
th expenses of 1914 under 'commission
government shall be more than the ex
pense of 1913 .'under councllmanto' gov
ernment,, said Commissioner of" Finance
CV A. Bigelow, who Is chairman of the
budget committee, this morning.
From the amount to b raised .by tax
must be subtracted revenues from li
censee and other sources. The estimate
of the dock commission is not included
id the levy of the city, but will be se
cured through a levy in addition to that
of the city proper. The amount asked
Continued on Pag Three.
NAVM
j.
Ai Beck with and C, H,
Bristow Picked for ; Med- '
V - iterranean Trip,-
To 3. A, Beckwith and C, H. Bris
tow, officers In the Oregon state naval
militia,' goes th honor of representing
that body in the fall practice cruise of
a portion of the Atlantic fleet to Medlt
eranean waters. .' They leave "Portland
! tomorrow, for v01d Point jCcupfort Yan
wnere tney wiivrr?'rj to: ,tn com
manding officer of, itiO.Ytlet.Vi''T"'r ;
! The 'fleet' of nine'; large ' battleahlps
will be gone until December, and will
Carry two representatives of the naval
militia of each state, for Instruction.',
. Mr. Beckwith is lieutenant . in . the
Oregon naval militia; having served
In th organisation for the past three
years, v Ha is member of th firm of
Johnson & Beckwith.' attorneys, in the
Fenton building.
Mr. Bristow is ensign In the militia
and Is connected .with the Caravan
Manufacturing company. . . . - '
SEA SAFETY, BILL IS
ISHE
Passed Last Session but Taft
. .Did Not SignHt; Is in .
, Senate Now,. -
n (Ualted Pre tawd Wire.)
Washington, Oct. 11. -The "sea safe
ty'' bill has not yet been enacted. . It
was. -passed at the last session of con
gress but It was not signed by former
President Taft and now stands in th
senate as unfinished business. "
Senator Fletcher. a member of the
committee drafting the bill, will demand
quick action in view of the Velturno
disaster in mldocean. Senator. Fletcher
predicted when the Tltanio sank that
tha next great disaster would come from
within 'the vmo. v ? ;-...
CONSTRUCTION PLANT,
AT SEATTLE, IN FLAMES
,j. , V lin I i i i Ii n , I' i ,, i .
Largest on .Coast, and With
Other Property. Doomed to.
WW
'Destruction,- ; ,
, ;-.;. ':.. (Oolte Ptem teased .Wire.) V-.iVV
Seattle, Wash., Oot. 11. The plant of
th Seattle Construction A Orydock Co.,
formerly owned by th Moran Brothers
oompany; and the largest on th Paclflo
coast Is in flames. A kfrong wind is
blowing and -the complete destruction of
th plant and .much' otner, adjoining
property seems Imminent -
I.,-,.. . ,
THIS BANK NEEDS . - V
SAFE BLOWER BADLY
', 'ii.; lii.-'W." " " . i
- Los Angeles, Oct 11. The Merohants
Notional bank wants a safeblowtr,- with
references. For tlfre days one of Its
safes, 'containing 1800,000. In gold, 1 has
deflod the eriort of experts to open- it
Nltro glycerin will b-used tomorrow.
ir- "
Gorernor Entertains Colonel. .
Barbadoes. Oot ll,-Th governor en
tertained Colonel Roosevelt at luncheon
MBttraatty'';
UNFIN
D BUSINESS
LIIIER BiUS AT SEA GADItlli:&
136 ir.imiGRAElTS WITH HER AS
SHE SINKS; 521 ARE P.ESCH
Af-'i. rjivVV.-if,'!.-.. V '" 11 1 1 .a'.':.-;i;'"r::,V.. i: ' t". V;V , .. -.
Steamship Volturno, Canadian Northern Vessel,
Leased to Uranium Steamship Company Catches
' Fire in MFd-Atlantic, 500 Miles East of Capo
Race, Burns to Water's Edge Before SinKing.
, ' " ' , , ,: , ; .
10 SHIPS ANSWER WIRELESS CALLS.FOR HELP
Amid Raging Storm Other Steamers Make Gallant
Attempt to Reach; Burning Ship; Many Jump
Overboard and Drown; Life Boats Wrecked.
(United PreM Leased Wire.) , ,
Liverpool - Oct. 11. Alter burn
ing to the water's edge, the steam
er Volturno , sank la mid-Atlantic
yesterday morning. ' '.'
She had 564 ' passengers: and a
crew of 93 on board. Of these 138
are missing. .Undoubtedly all per
ished. ' - , - - - ,
Ten big linen surrounded '. the
charred hulk when It went down.
At desperate risk to themselves
they had rescued 521 of the crew
and pasBengerB. '' .
The Volturno was commanded by
Francis Inch, who only won bis cap
tain's stripes two months ago. She be
longed to the Canadian Northern Steam
ship company, better known a tha Roy
al , line, . but had , been leased to th
Uranium Steamship company of Hol
land. '''; :y. : -.'-'."'"' ' -
October 3 she sailed from Rotterdam
with 24 cabin and 840 steerage pasaen
gera, bound for Halifax and New York,
rir Starts Tbursday. ...
Early Thursday fire brok out on
board. It spread so rapidly that Cap
tain Inch soon-aw the ship could not
be saved. At his order the- wireless
flashed th "S. O. 8." call for aid. From
many directions responses came immedi
ately. ';V.i;5--;..W'' '
; Th Cunarder Carmanla was only 78
miles away. Captain Barr; ordered fulj
steam toward the burning ship. The
Cunarder reached , the scene at. noon
Thursday. It was not far, from th spot
where the Titanic- sank- i
Ths Volturno was biasing furiously
from stem to stern, and- rolling heavily
In the trough of the sea. Six boats had
beea lowered from the burning craft
but owing .to the. XouUnsrof the tackle.
four of them were smasnea on me voi'
tumo's sides, and their, occupants were
drowned., fh; other two reached th
STARTS FOR U. S.
Militent Leader lSails on La
Provence From French
' - Port, ,
'fTTnlted Press Leas' Wli...v
' Paris, Oct 11.- Mrs; Emmelin Pank
hursV the famous militant suffragette
leader; sailed from Havr for th United
States today aboard tha liner- La Prov
enc. BeforaleaviDg Paris. Mr. Fank
hurst said: ;i : 4
"I wish to send, through the United
Prets,: greetings to all men and women
of. America standing tor more healthy
social conditions, for putting humanity
on a higher level and for the administra
tion of plain justice to aiimanama.";
LAND RECOMMENDED - . :
.... " hah rnrr a mam
run i nuivito i chlunu
f-. ;;f; ':;'' -
' (WSsblnstoa Surean of Th Jcuninl.V jy ..
Waabln gton, Oct ? 1 1. Vary s largely
through , the ,f fort b' Bepresentati v
Sinnott th ' d!rctor: of the, geological
survey has recommended to th secre
tary of the interior designation under
th enlarged homestead act of sections
7. I. It. .23. 26 to Zt. township -28 south,
range 1 east; .sections 1, 8, 11 to 11. 23
to 26, 3B. 3, townabip Z7, range i east.
Lake county," nar FrtKoly 'Jh' &Xi
SAY. PRESIDENT; WILL
ASK FOR FREE-CANAL
London Oct ll.-On th word of Its
Washington correspondent th Times
savs President Wilson will ask . con
gress to repeal the law allowing Amer
ican ships to , use th , Panama canal
toll-fre.;., a,';;-'.-;;v ..j;; '''?i;;fc 3; si 'v:? vi-t;
MRS
PANKHURST
: GOOD ROADS SECTION
Special feature of THE SUNDAY JOUFu' '
, TOMORROW
Why is a. GOOD ROADS-enthusiast?
Do YOU realize that poor highways are the expenr-ivc
ones? t - m .f ' . j . '' i-'
, 1 i , Do YOU know what is being done to improve the re- '
of Oregon? v' ' .
, These 1 questions a re satisfactorily answered ana
other ohases of' the- trood roads, problem comprehcriMvcly i'
cussed by "men who know in a special illustrated scci
'.will be included in THE SUNDAY JOURNAL f,.r t..-
; THE SUNDAY JOURNAL
for five cents the copy. '
ocean aafely and those on board were
rescued by th Carmania. ' .
' Tempts magtng Gal.
. There was a howling gale, and for tba
Carmania to run close to the Volturno
wss an undertaking of thp greatest dan
ger and-difficulty.. Captain-. Barr at
tempted it again and" again, however.
The, liners Grosser Furst and Seldlitz
came up about 4 o'clock Thursday after
noon. . La Touralne, " the Minneapolis,
the Kroonland, the . Rappahannock,- the
Narragansett the Devonian and tha
Cxar arrived soon afterward. r ,
Throughout,' Thursday , night the bi
ships maneuvered constantly - in an ef
fort ; to get - -close enough to the Vol
turno to take off her orew and passen
gers. All had repeated narrow escapes
from collision with th burning vessel
or with one another.
Captain Barr ran the Carmania onco
within 100 feet of the Volturno's stern,
but failed to get a line on her befoiv
the gale swept him again to too grei:
a distance. Lifeboat after lifeboat trl.vi
to reach the Volturno, but In the storm
each time they '.failed .to get near the
vessel. - ' J. '..T: '' ; -, -.- v-;--
Zxploslon Thursday Hight' ,
r About' 9 o'clock Thursday-night ther
was an explosion on tne flaming shit.
(Continued on Psg Two. ,
HATED PRISON DOCTOR
, IS BEATEN BY GETTES
v it' it"' - , 1 "
Dr.. Borward, Forcible Feeder,
Does-Not'tTfy-rto-Defend
4 t
(DaiUd press teut tTlra.t '
. London, Oct It Catching him jn-f
outside , Holloway . prison, three bh
f ragettes- pounced on Ir. ..A. Forwa
th Jail physician, today,-and broke .
African '.sjambok, or, . rhlnocroi h
whip, . ver? bi shoulders. Tlio 't i (
did not try - to defend h!i"" T
militant suffragettesf havo
with especial bitterneaa bo.
forcible feeding,' under his m
minlBtratlon, ; of suffragette f
in Hollo way prison, :
Considering .th rest of the v
profession, too, at fault .for not li it
protested , against the Holioway
tor's methods, a suffragette war 'i r
late yesterday emafihed. a larce riuirn
of windows in ' Hurley istreet, wi-a i
there is a large medical ; colony.
Suffragette today denied the 't
port that ' Mrs. Pankhurst did not s
on La Provence for the- United fctatc-
WOMAN ,R0PES,lMAD v !:
DOG SAVES CHILDREN
u Oakland".- Cal., Oct: 11. -Mrs. Emma
Rodgers of West Berkeley roped a rabid
dog yeatorday, heroically, preventing 'its
attack on 'school children.' She held th.i
animal off With aetick' around whk '-.
th rop was wound until help can ,'.
CANAL BUILDER CLOSE
? , TO DEATH IN HOSPITAL
Baltimore. Md., Oct ""11. Colonel GaU-
Uard, one of the builders of the '.main '
canal,"-. lies unconscious her , today i :
St. John's hospital. ; :H is suf ferln ;
from a brain malady; and it la exiweto
to end fatally toon. . Colonel Ga liliar-i
does not even recognlie' Mrs. Gaiiiiar i.
NO CURRENCY LAW
; before DECr:::
' v 1 V t n i V1
WasbingtonOctnt. Ecm;-, ' v.--Smith1
of Georgia today canvas: , 1 t
senate regarding a proposal- to rue
until November U. Senator Smith s:
he was certain that no currency li pl; i
tloiv would b; passed before Dwtml,.
t
is on sale by aU n:
,Tv,
' vow o,