TItXMENT WEATHER FORECAST.
K TONIGHT, AVIT1I LIGHT FROST; FRIDAY, FAIlt AND WARMER.
AIL Y CAPITAL JOURNAL.
SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOllF.R I, 100(1.
NO. !i!J8.
OCKEFELLER IS SMOKED OUT
HINKS FAIR METHODS WOULD BE FATAL
a
ESTROYS
YOUNG
inancial Birds and
Not Be Hampered In Their Pursuit
of the General Public
I Cleveland, O., Oct. 4. John D.
logkefeller thinks the lRst two years
"muck raking" has been very
ml. In nn Interview he says: "II
e limit opportunity It will stop na
jonal development. Will the Indl-
ldual strive If ho knows the hard-
Son prUe will be snatched by the
government. This nation Is too
foung to begin tearing down; It
aust build up. In Europe when nt-
icks were made on the packers,
frenchmen were gleeful. They hato
They use our own charges
gainst the packers as hot nmmunl-
on. They are anxious to gei me
otter of us in tho world's trade. In
bo East Japan, in tno same way,
ipan Is developing Into a wonder-
lil power. Wo must develop our en-
?rprlses, not limit our opportunity
It common sense to tell our young
lien, on wnom tno ruturo aepenas,
Biey can hope for no other reward
CAGO
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
The Crowds
THAT HAVE DONE
AT OUR STORE FOR THE PAST THREE WEEKS SHOWS THE
SUPREMACY OP THE CHICAGO STORE IX BEING ALWAYS ABLE
TO CATER TO THE WANTS OP THE PEOPLE, AND HAVE FOR
THEM THE RIGHT GOODS AT THE RIGHT TRICES. OUR DRESS
GOODS, FINE SILKS, LADIES' COATS, MILLINERY, CHILDREN'S
COATS, LADIES' SUITS, SILK PETTICOATS, SILK WAISTS, FINE
FURS, LADIES' SHOES, FINE HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR, KID
GLOVES AND RIBBONS ARE ALL UP-TO-DATE. NEW FRESH
BEAUTIFUL GOODS, PRICED AWAY DOWN TO INDUCE QUICK
SELLING. DO YOUR TRADING AT THE STORE THAT SAVES
YOU MONEY
Thousands of yards of Fine Dresa
Goods nil now and fresh de
signs, styles tho latest. Also
plaids and blacks. Prices 25,
35, 49, 75 and 08c.
Thousands of yards of Fine Silks
in all the new shades also
Plaids and styles the latest.
Prices, 49c, 75 and 98c
500 yards 8-3 Outing Flannel
yard, 4&e.
5000 yards Fine Heavy Soft
Downy Outing Flannel, special
price yard, 3 1-3 and 10c.
Good Blankets for 25c
1080 yards standard calico,' yd 4c
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100 doiea Calldrea'saeaTy Cot
ton black Hose. Price pair 18c
SO Ladies'- Swell New Salts Jast
arrived 91 S rh1 118 values,
pecial price for this sale,
110 90.
SAUBTS FA8TH6T GROWING STORE.
"CEYOY BROS.
MAN'S
CHANCES
Beasts of Prey Must
for carrying the commercial flag for
ward thau frenzied attacks at home,
and all the handicaps. Handicaps
their own government can put upon
them? He said of all tho charges
made against him, the one that hurt
the most was that ho tried to dictate
tho course of study at tho Institu
tions he endowed. He says ho 'nev
er made suggestions.' "
Hnnkou on the Hike.
Copenhagen, Denmark, Oct. 4.
King, queen nnd crown prince of
Norway are here, it being their first
official visit abroad since their cor
onation. Send Cavalry to Cuba.
Des Tdolnes, la., Oct. 4. Six hun
dred of the Eleventh cavalry, now
in this vicinity, will start for Cuba
tomorrow.
STORE
THEIR TRADING
100 Ladles' and Misses' Fancy
Plaid and Oxford grey Long
Coats 18.00, $10.00 and 112.00
values, special price for this
sale, only, ?5.90.
$2.00 Fur Neck Scarfs, price 95c.
$7.90 Silk Petticoats, prlco $3.75.
Wo have cheaper and better
ones.
200 doxen Ladies' heavy wool
fleeced Derby Ribbed under
wear, special price 23c.
Ladles Trimmed Hats, new arri
vals, sale price, 2.50. 2.95
and $3.56.
Children's and Misses' Trimmed
'Hats, sale price, 98c, $1.49 and
$1.98.
We' have cheaper and better
oaes.
daUricWtStreets
MONROE
MAKES '
DENIAL
Says Union Pacific Did Not
Make or Permit Rebates
to Anyone
Chicago, Oct. 4. J. A. Monr,oe,
traffic managerof tho Union Pacific,
wits before tho interstate commis
sion today. Ho denied tho road
grants elevator owners rebates.
Previous witnesses had said the road
granted rebates thus fostering mo
nopoly. o
FOUGHT
GAME
COCKS
Havana, Oct. 4. An American
ex-Rough Rider named Harvey was
among tho disarmed Insurgents
camped at PInar del Rio. He says
most of tho combats wero between
game cocks, as ten per cent of tho
rebels carried roosters tied to their
sadd'les, which they would fight at
every halt. There was little war
fare, and tho disarmed rebels
cheored tho American commission.
REBELS
DISARM
GLADLY
Havana, Oct. 4. Funston this
morning received messages from
members of tho disarmament com
mission, saying tho grounding of
arms was progressing rapidly in va
rious parts of tho Island. Funston
has arranged to visit Asbert's camp
this afternoon. Tho Santa Clara
commissioners report the recovery
of a quantity of dynamite, taken
from an American Iron company.
Play Post-Senson Games.
Chicago, Oct. 4. President Pull
lam, and tiro national baseball
league representatives of tho pennant-winning
local clubs, decided to
day that the first gamo of tho post
season chlmpionshlp series would
bo played next Tuesday on tho West
Sido grounds of tho National. Tho
National commission will next Mon
day settle upon rules to govern tho
champibnship Bories. Comlnsky pro
tests against tho proposed doubling
of prices of admission.
SINKS
WITH ALL
ON BOARD
Hon Kong. Oct. 4. The steamer
Charterhouse foundered and CI, In
cluding Captain Llfton, wore
drowned.
Favors tho Road.
Allan Dripps, of Stayton, aged 84,
was in the city today. Ho says the
new electric road runs within 40
feet of him, and he is not afraid of
the ears. He expects to take a ride
on the first train into the Capital
City.
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Firt Baowiall.
Colorado Springs, Oct. 4. The
first snow of the season fell today.
There are several laches in tho
mountains.
Jacob Arenr, ofLa Crosse, Wis ,
arrived today to look up a location
for himself and Ive other dairy
farners who want to come to Oregon.
SPOKE IN
DRIVING
STORM
Presjdent Delivers His Ad
,r dress During a Heavy
Downpour
!
JIarrlsburg, Oct. 4. The Presi
dent arrived at 11 o'clock. Ho was
met by the, governor and escorted In
tho rain to the capltol. Ho sat
throguh the downpour, wiping tho
water from his face during tho pre
liminary exercises. Ho spoko In a
heavy rain, rivulets running ovor his
faco and Into his shirt bosom.
NEW YORK'S
STRENUOUS
SENATOR
Now York, Oct. 1. Piatt's wife
camo to New York today. Sho re
fused to say whether sho was trying
to see the senator, 'it Is reported
that Hedges has left Tioga Lodge to
go to Washington. It is understood
Piatt will go to tho capltol.
Now York, Oct. 4. Senator
Thomas C. Piatt, in a state of col
lapse, was borne out of tho Hotel
Gotham yesterday and carried off to
his suite of private offices In tho
United States Express Company'D
building an hour beforo the tlmo of
the oxpected arrival of his wife from
tho Piatt estate, near Highland
Mills, with tho avowed Intention of
taking her placo at tho sido of her
aged husband.
Mih. Piatt's Wrath Finds Vent.
But he might as well havo stayed
in bod, for Mrs. Piatt, abandoning
her nnnounced Intention of yester
day, did not como to town. Sho wns
still at Tioga Lodge this afternoon,
boiling mnd, although sho had been
nblo to tako off some of tho edge of J
her temper by smashing tho camornj
and punching the nose of a photog
raphor, who tried to snap-shot her In
tho main street of Hlghlnnd Mills.
WANT TO
CINCH
GERMANY
Berlin. Oct. 4. An American syn-
UltULU ID UV(iUIUiiWb v wvi ,. i
Jlnn.n In nnnnHfltltll ! I lllir.
chaso of a German packing house I
with a view to controlling tho Gor-.
man canned meat trade Papers
unlto In attacking the "American
Invaders," and warning them to
keep their hands off.
Took Osier's Advice.
San Francisco, Oct. 4. Leaving
a noto to the coroner, which ex
pressed tho belief that ho waa Incur
able and should bo "Oalerlied," Dr.
Wolcott W. Griswold, a well-known
physician, this morning shot him
self In the head at the Hammam
hospital, and died In a -few minutes.
He was suffering from an Jncurablo
cancer.
A Charivari Party.
Crivlts. Wis.. Oct. 4. Dr. Henry
Conover tried to quiet a charivari
party last night, when someooay fa
tally shot hita. Richard Hamilton, '
a saloon keeper, has bees arrested
charged with doing the shooting.
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Her Trial Trip.
gaa Francisco, Oct. 4, The hat-,
tlesalD California sailed this morn-
iBg for Santa Barbara, for her build
era' test.
TtM the Dedication.
WaaalagtOB, Oct. 4, -The Presi
des left for HarriVurg, Pa., at
7:5 this morals.
FIRE
IN HER
HOLD
Manila, Oct. 4. Fire stnrtod to
day In tho hay stored in tho bunk
ers of tho transport Thomas this
morning, rflongslde tho whnrf. It
may bo necessary to sink tho ship to
extinguish tho" fire.
o
Clink Not Hurt.
Los Angeles, Cal., Oct. 4. J. Ross
Clark todny received n loiter from
her brother, Senator Clark, written
at Marseilles several days after the
nuto accident. One of his ribs was
broken, and his bruises are not seri
ous. Sho also received a cablegram
dated at Sallsomagglors, Italy, to
day stating he had almost rccovored,
and would continue his trip.
Chicago Markets.
Chicago, Oct. 4. Wheat 75 Q
75, corn 42 76 43 tf, oats 31Vi
034 ,.
THREE
KILLED
IN MINE
Dlueflelds, W. Vn., Oct. 4. It ap
pears certalu that at least GO nro
dead in tho Pocahontas mine, in
which tho explosion occurred yester
day. All tho coffins in town have
boon ordered to tho- mine. Firo
makes tho rescue of.nny possible sur
vivors practically impossible. Win.
Ferguson nnd Clinrlos McIIenry,
mombors of tho rescue pnrty, were
killed.
Dlueflolds, Oct. 4. Tho explosion
reports aro greatly oxnggoratcd. Al
most tho entire forco escaped. It Is
known that threo aro dead. Tho
number of injured is not yet loarncd.
UPTON'S
HAPPY
THOUGHT
Chicago, Oct. 4. Llpton called
upon the mayor at tho city hall, and
attonded luncheon at tho stock
yards. He did not deny he might
seek an American bride, as well nr
rnnga for an International yacht
raco, Wlion asked about tho girl
ho said: "Now that's a happy
thought."
THEY
INDORSE
HEARST
Boston, Oct. 4. Tho Domocratlc
convention Is entirely In tho hands
of Jean B. Moran. Tho platform
adopted expressed ardent admira
tion for Hearst and Bryan, and con
gratulates tho Democracy of New
York upon Heart's nomination.
Boston, Oct. 4. Moran was nom
inated by acclimation and K. G.
Brown for lieutenant-governor. The
convention endorsed Bryan for Pree
ldeat In 1908, aad adjourned.
Aa Alblna couple were married on
the ferry, while crossing the Colum
bia river, Wednesday.
Dr. J. F. COOK
MOVED TO IO LIBERTY 8TRKHT,
WIIKRS HK WILI MR8T ALL OLD
AND XKW PATIENTS. FOR ANY
DliKASB CALL OX DR. COOK.
CONSULTATION FRMt.
WON THE
FIRST
FALL
Portland, Oct. 4.JTho grain hand
lers won their first victory this
morning, when tho Irving dock ca
pitulated, and agreed to tho unton'a
demands. Union -advices state that
Tnconm grain handlers domand an
Incroaso from 30 to 35 cents nn
hour.
SHINGLE
MILLS
TO CLOSE
Soattlo, Oct. 4. Tho nnnual clos
ing of tho shlnglo mills in this stnto
Is scheduled for October 22d, whon
all present ordorB will bo filled. Tho
cloBo-down will bo for two or throo
months, according to tho domand of
tho market. Two thousand laborers
will bo affected.
A Shot at tho Alphabet.
Simbirsk, HusBla, Oct. 4. A bomb'
wounded Stnrynkeultsch, governor
of tho province, this nftornoon, but
not fatally.
DISTANT
Gettlngcn, Gormnny, Oct. 4. Tho
seismograph lioro todny roglstored a
powerful earthquake 14,000 miles
from this placo. Tho vibrations last
ed two hours.
NO CLUE
TO BANK
ROBBERS
San Francisco, Oct. 4, A. Sasaki,
cashier of tho Japanese bank, who
wns struck down by robbers yester
day, is still unconscious in tho hos
pital, with small hopes of his recov
ery. Tho only clue to tho robhbora,
who got away with nearly $4000, Is
tho broken utterance of Sasaki'
"Two Amorlcans," Unless Burnt k I
recovers and describes his assailants
thero la littlo hopo'of effecting tholr
capture
Smiles
The Journal heartily endorses the
main Ideas of Editor Davoy's lead
ing editorials on tho kind of mon to
put In city offices. We can't havo
men of too high an order of charac
ter In the city offices, hut the argu
ment that, because tho city gave COO
majority for Congressman Hawloy,
therefore only Republicans should
be elected Is not good, Tbsclty la
more Interested ia good business
administration and policies of public
improvement than In hard-and-fast
partisanship. If this city had gone
500 the other way would Mr. Davoy
insist on a full Democratic ticket be
ing eleeted?
F. E. Newberry
GRADUATH CHICAGO MUHICAT
COLLHGR, PUPIL OF RUDOLPH
OANZ, TWO YEARS WITH WIL
LAMETTH UNIVJtRHITir, HA8
OPKXHD MUIIO BTUDIO, ROOOM
AND 19 IN I. Ot O, V, TJWPLK.
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