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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1904)
iV? i 1Twr ' AILY GAPITAL JOURNAL -t -r rfWF?WT""v V1 in, xrv. SALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1904. NO. 23&."1- TTING IS ALL ONE WAY ge uaas Arc UTTcrca Favor of Roosevelt's Re-election an ibiicans Confident That They Will Sweep the Country in Tomor row's Election Jtfork, Nov. 7. The betting odds Jtoosevelt 's election lengthened ..this morning on tho curb, the Saggera being $500 to $D0 that ho In. Herrick, Democrat, remains Ifayorito in tho gubernatorial raco PJOOO to $G00. bo roceived by tho President in the" Whito Houso officca, and tho President will alao bo kept in constant communi cation with tho Republican headquar ters in New York nnd Chicago. SenuS daa shlngton, Nov. 7, An atmosphere IjLim surrounueu tno wuuo nousu jEprning, in decided contrast to tement of last week. Tho Pros es been in high spirits aincc Sat- night, when Parker failed to pro- Cjslyxoofs of Republican corruption emocrats asserted would bo .heoming. Letters and telegrams of nlntion to the President over twSdic statement continuo to pour White House. Tho President IVnshington this . evoning for Bay to vote, in a private car to tho regular midnight Penn train, which is due to nrrivc ly City at 7:15 o'clock tomorrow Ho will reach Oyster Ray at jfclock, roto nt tho fifth election in tlm lmll of Fisher's liverv n East Main street, nnd leave Return trip at 11 o'clock, reach- ihington at 0:30 o'clock in tho f. Secretary Locb will also voto er Bay. Election returns will Now York, Nov. 7. Tho national committeemen nnd others concerned in tho direction of tho nationnl campaign, closed their desks at tho respective headquarters today, and departed for" home, leaving behind them a politicnl atmosphere, filled with roscato claims. Urey Woodson, secretary of tho Demo cratic national committee, was tho only ono visible at Democratic headquarters today. Woodson said: "It is nil over; wo aro going to win, so get out your horn nnd join tho procession tomorrow night." Chairman Cnrtelynn wns not at headquarters until Into this after noon. He had nothing to add to his statemont mado on Saturday, when ho claimed all doubtful states, and possi bly Maryland nnd Nevndn. Cortelyou will vote tomorrow at HomestcadLong Island, and receive tho returns at headquarters tomorrow night. Now York, Nov. 7. Tho Hcrnld pub lishes its final election forecast, show ing that Roosevelt will havo an over- (Continued on page eight.) JAPANESE REGARD CITY IN THEIR HANDS Troops of the Mikado Can Effect an Entrance at Any Time They Claim Rome, Nov. 7. Tho Toklo corre spondent of tho Glornnlo 111 Roma wires that Port Arthur is regarded fta taken in tho Japaneso capital. Tho Hussians still hold four forts but tho town itself is open to tho Japaneso on tho northeast. Tho Japanese will not enter the town ns present, becnuso it is still under firo from tho Lisoti moun tain forts. All tho besiegers' efforts now will bo directed toward tho Gold Hill fortress. Tokio, Noc. 7. Tho imperial head quarters today issued a statement charging tho Russian defenders of Port Arthur with misuso of tho Red Cross badge, and with maltreating and killing tho wounded left on tho field. A wounded Japaneso private lay six days simulating death, whilo tho Russians wore near. Tho Russians bayonetted and shot his wounded comrades, and robbed them. St. Petersburg, t Nov. 7. Genornl Sukaroff reports as follews: "Sharp shooters on Friday,' under Lieuetnnnt VoorrotnikofT, penetrated as far as tho Japanese entronchments in front of Hosuthia heights, and rcmnincd all day, exchanging a fusilnde with tho Japanese. The concentrated Russian firo destroyed tho Village of Udeylatze. Tho Jnpnnuso attempts to dnmnge the Russhn masked guns woro unsuccess ful. Sunday night Rusisnn shnrp shoot ers harassed the enomy along the whole line. There was no eungngement on Sunday. St. Petersburg, Nov. 7. M. Clado, ono of tho four officers lnndcd from tho Baltic fleet at Vigo and who proceeded to St. Petersburg, is not a naval of ficer bur, a Major in tho army. He wns simply Admiral Rojestvensky's guest nnd intended to land at Vigo. Tho fact that ho was left behind as n re sponsible officer to glvo details of tho Dogger Bank affair is nothing less than mockery to England. Tho Czar, it is learned, has loaded M. Clado with honors. Tho Russians aro hilarious over tho farco in sending htm to the Capitol ns a representative of tho fleet. London, Nov. 7. It is reported that Admiral Togo's fleet succeeded in breaking tho Golden Hill fortifications. If this is tnlo tho surrender of Port Arthur must occur within n few hours. o Prominent Man Murdered. Vancouver, B. C, Nov. 7. Tho body of George Gilloy, of New, Westminster, a -prominent very highly connected cit izen, wns found in tho Krazier river this morning, with a three-inch deep cut at tho base of tho hoftd. Poiil piny is suspected. GAS EXPLODED IN QUICK SILVER MINES OFFICERS GET A CLEW TO ROBBERS Independence Stage Brought Suspicious Looking Grips to Salem on Saturday Tho polico think thoy havo found ft trace of tho Monmouth bank robbers. Saturday morning when the Independ ence stage loft that town two grips wero at tho hotel, and tho driver was directed to bring them to Salem. They woro brought to tho city, and during tho day two men called at tho Rada baugh livery stable for them. They opened ono of them, and took out n razor and shaving outfit, nnd proceed ed to divest themselves of their surplus hiresuto appendages. About 5 o'clock tho men called for their grips and left CO couts to pny tho stago driver for hauling thoni over. Their description tallies exactly with tho two men suspected of being tho guil ty parties by tho Polk county authori ties who left Monmouth tho evening boforo tho robbery. Thoy took tho car to Independence, and rented n roo'm at tho hotel, but from Information ' re ceived by tho local polico thoy did not occupy tho room tho night of tho rob bery. Tho men claimed to bo sign pnlntorp, nnd wero 111 Independence for soveral days, but did not solicit business. Ono is a tall man, rather slender, while tho other is of tho opposlto build, both bo lug about SO years of age. Tho ono grip was very heavy, and. tho pooplo who handled it remarked on its weight. Tho mon mndo inquiries concerning the boats and trains, nnd probably took tho afternoon train to Portlnnd on Sat urday. Tho officers havo been notified in Portlnnd, nnd will try nnd locnto. tho suspocts. REMEMBER COLORED WRITER Dayton, O., Nov. 7. Paul Lawrcnoo Dunbar, tho negro poet who has boon ill for 8omo tlmo nt his home, has re ceived from President Roosovolt two volumes of his addresses with his auto graph, iiceoiiipanletf by n letter In ap preciation of u campaign poem which Dunlinr recently wrote nnd forwarded to tho President. ENGINE MEN LOSE TRIKE Danville, 111., Nov, 7. Tho nationnl officers of tho Engineers' Union today declared tho Illinois coal engineers' striko ended, nnd ordered tho mon bnok to work, accepting tho cut of 15'd per cent. Tho quostinn of continuing tho organization wns left to a referendum voto. Tho minors' union failed to sup port tho onglnners, which lost them tho strike. Santa Rosa, Cal., Nov. 7. An explo sion of ga occurred in the Great East ern quicksilver mine nt Guerneville Inst night. Four were injured nnd two may die from burns on the face, hands and shoulders. James Leslie, and Itolln Rooten wore tho worst injured. Ercd Sicotte, Peter Vandcr Strattou wero also injured. TOMORROW'S WEATHER FORECAST Washington, Nov. 7.-Tho tolIowTnV VrafuriTls ""InnlefTilcn for nir'pnrtd special bulletin, regarding tho weather ' tho 1n Stat,vs tomorrow, "l , , , . , some cloudiness or snow flurries lit n probabilities was issued by tho woath pirt (f Now y,irk Nor,honorn Vmn. er bureau teday: sylvania ami New England, and ralu on Pair weather and seasonable tern- tho extreme" North Pacific coast. iSED UP LIKE A CLAM ns. aov i. I'arKor speui mo (lis library and about tho estate, far less attention to politics tho work of thq farm employes, iiineo went horseback riding Parker and his brother, Fred, jirned in timo to meet tho morn 31, which wns burdoned heavier ISjual with lettors from prospec- nffeo-seckers. No furthor public aces are expected from tho nom- 2bH TSlwlll nrohnblv rido to Kingston bv u!nfnrwn rrnn tomorrow to vote. 8ev- afrxrlondB of tho family will receive la returns at Jtosemount tomorrow k& SIRSHIP MEN ARE PERSISTENT Couls, Nov. 7.M. Francois, the aeronaut, postponed the flight airship until Wednesday. A vill bo made this afternoon by r, of Montana as a substitute at- Captaln Baldwin has over- ,the motor of his California and expects to make a Ibis week. Patterson Murder Trial. , York. Nov. 7. Judge Davla to- aed November 15th as the date i trial of Nan Patterson, charged he muruer of "Caesar" Young. Patterson was in court, and happy, seemingly eonfident of al outcome. o Town Swept Away. er. Z . Nor. 7. The tows of fcw-cj, New Zealand, waa prae- oluteratel by firf. Only three I LINENS TABLE LINENS FOR THANKSGIVING DAY Tho great American feast day is tho ocension when overy ambition housekeeper wishes her table to look its very bunt. Tho turkey dinner is lookod forward to an I backward to ns tho ono great oc casion when tho dining room is tho most delightful expectation and memory of nil tho joys of tho year. Hero aro somo helps: GO-iueh linen dnmnsk, best of patterns . , 45 04 inch linen dnmnsk, full assortment G7d 72 inch linen damask, great variety 90 TABLE SETS 'loths 8x1 J napkins to match -sets rnngo from $4.95 to $13.50 NEW FOR MONDAY Just received late Saturday, an other lino of those protty and ser vlconblo BUTCHER COATS TOURIST COATS COVERT COATS RAIN COATS ' in both half and tight-fittting backs in tho newest fabrics and colorings. Our prices, considering quality and style, are much lower tlmii yuu would expert to pay. By samo shipment thero arrived more of tho latest LADIES SUITS in tli most popular and newest fab rics. Coma and sco these new beauties. DRESS GOODS constitute so large a stock as to cause surprise every day. Enough new styles to stoek a dozen ordina ry stores. More to see bare than anywhere else within your reach. Plenty of time yet in which to make your new gewn if you bay sew. Sesnlor $1.50 tc 2.20 ts!bs, in be season's prettiest, $J.38 52 inch wool suitiagi, the newest of this season's kowiogs for sail and skirt ... . OO wKfcWliC46IVlNG ? PREPARATIONS Getting ready for Thanksgiving with all the noeds of that great festival. This store will bo a "Thanksgiving Store," with special Thanksgiving exhibits in all departments. Thero are lota of things that you -will noed, and in order to induce you to come hero for them wo have made a list of special prices which we quote below. LADIES' WAISTS A swell lino of flannel, albatross nod nun' veiling waists just re ceive.!. These aro the newest styles to be had, $.25 to $7.50 All colors and sizes, LADIES' GLOVES New effect in suede finish full silk lined gloes, all colors . 1.00 Golf glovea for cool weather wear, white and colors 25J WEDNESDAY ONLY . Inesday Surprise Hale No. 201. Kr this day's selling we havo ar ranged one for both men ami wo men, and we offer u line of ex ceptionally good BRUSHES Bohd weed bask, fine brittle edge, the beat brush ever offered la tin lew for twice the amount we atk, J9 FURS Here are furs that have passed ex pert judgment anil will stand com inon with the best. Prices most modvriitu to l found in tho elty, 98c to $37.50 NECKWEAR We are showing some very smart new ftlylee in the KEIBEU STOCK COLLAR AND OUITS, also a nnV line of fancy embroidered turn overs. All prices. NEW GLOVES NEOKWEAE WAISTS COATS SUITS I M c6. HeueiSdS f77WWZm 1-?JJ --! rz2zza NEW BHIKTH COLLARS TIES HOSE HATH Men's Clotnmg Let's talk overcoats. Nifw Is tho accepted time. Tlieso cool days and evenings ono Is liable to eateh cold, Tho ovurcuat won't cost much more, and last longer. Diiino Fiisliimi dictates sensible ntylim) Wo ussuino all responsibility for lit, stylo and durability. Many now things to introduce to you. You'll certainly need a new outfit .for Thanksgiving, so better sco to your need now $0 to $25 1 Undetweat llather chilly weather for light weight underwear. Ifow'a your Kiipply need any morel Wo tutu fit von out in tho bout, nnd at priced that will fit your purse. 50c to $2.50 Shoes Women can be just ns rnmfiirlablo in it dainty shoo as In a elumwy one, and we are showing some of the prettiest shown ever munufiie turod. Have yuu seen the new QUEEN QUALITY and GLORIA SIIOEB Pingreo made for wo men I They embody all the newest shapes in styles to fit your feet. $3 and $3.50 Hosiery When those eh Illy daya come, wy think of warmer hosiery. Up to date, serviceable and oinfortuhle U-.l.... -- - - -- 1.HJ- - - 2W.Cy Auf nUIHVH MM M.WM, M. price which are appealing, became (they are economical 10c to $2.50 I m stCBan. IMHHWMWI mrutfs"l';r--)"-;iSiS
