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SOVEKNMEXT WEATHER FORECAST. ....-, itiivwcs T?m,LOVEI 1IY SHOWEKS. COOLER. IKAaii'" viajui1.."""! .- -- AIL Y CAPITAL JOURNAL. iroL. xvi. SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1000. NO. 212. OR THE WORLDS BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP HE GROUNDS ARE PACKED BY THE DIAMOND ENTHUSIASTS I0CKY AGAIN DODGES Entirely Too Great for the Law to Lay Its Unwashed Hands On Findlny, O., Oct. 9. The Stnnd- ird Oil was placed on trial In the probate court here this morning, Charged with conspiracy in restraint 3f trade. Judge G. G. Banker and a jury are to hear the case. Rockefel ler was originally a party to the suit, nit secured a separate trial, as did the Buckeye Pipe Line and the Man hattan Oil Co. and F. M. Elliott. Vir gil P. Kline Is the head of the Stand ard counsel, and Prosecutor David, of Hancock county, leader of the prosecution's attorneys. It Is said ' Rockefeller will not he a witness' or attend the trial. Findlny, O., Oct. 9. The jury J was completed at 11 o clock, and Lwas sworn In. There are nine farm ers, two Btockmen nnd one real es tate man on the jury. The court sranted the defense an adjournment until 1:30 this afternoon. In Plncc of Russell. Toledo, O., Oct. 9. The Wabash, lirectors this morning elected J. J. slocuin to succeed Russell Sage in the directorate. Ramsey was not iresent, but Gould was In flghtlrig trim with the proxies of n majority sf the stockholders. CHICAGO STORE PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE Beautiful New, Fresh Goods Now On Sale In Every Department Throughout the Entire Establishment Pr ces Away Down to Induce Quick Selling The enormous volume of business we aro doing now would do credit to some of the big stores In Chicago or New York. Remem ber, we are the leaders of low prices on first class merchandise. Do your trading. The Store That Saves You Money When you get our prices you will Here Is a list of beautiful goods to FINE SILKS aides' Dress NEW DRESS GOODS PETTICOATS, Ladles' LONG COATS LADIES' FINE SHOES Misses' LONG COATS CHILDREN'S GIRL'S SHOES CHILDREN'S COATS BOYS' SHOES LADIES' SUITS SILK PETTICOATS MEN'S SHOES Laldes' Underwear SILK WAISTS Children's FIXE MILLINERY Mew's UNDHHDEAR FANCY FEATHERS Boys' UNDERWEAR OSTRICH FEATHERS LADIB8' HOSIERY CHILDREN'S HATS Children'!) CHILDREN'S CAPS MEN'S CLOTHING FIXE FURS BOYS' CLOTHING SAUK'S FASTBiT OHOWIXQ STORK. McEVOY BROS. DEAD IN HER HOME Wife of Prominent Mining Man Murdered by! Mex cans Bisbec, Ariz., Oct. 9. Mrs. Geo. McMillan, wife of a prominent Can anea' mining man, was discovered dead, with a bullet hole in her hea'd in her homo this morning. Her hus band had just closed a quarter of a million dollar mining deal, and was among the foremost miners in the Southwest. Murder Is suspected, and n Mexican servant is under nrrest. a Glass From the Jar. Toms River, N. J., Oct. 9. Dr. Brouwer this morning declared it wpuld be easy to secure an acquittal. He! said the class found In his wife's stomnch was because the viscera, af ter exhumation, was placed in a glass jar, which crumbled when tho top was screwed on. Archbishop Demi. " -Montreal, Canada, Oct. 9. Arch bishop William Bennatt Bend, pri mate of all Canada, died today, aged 91. He attended to his duties until a few days ago. Prof. Arthur C. Terrel, of Colora do, has been appointed professor of mining at tho U. of O. see how we save you money. select frem: SKIRTS OUTING FLANNELS 75c Hp Knit WOOL SHAWLS SILK UMURELLAS SHOES CORSETS LADIES' BELTS DOMESTICS TABLE LINENS BLANKETS Underwear COMFORTS SHOPPING BAGS RIBBONS KID GLOVES .HOSIERY DRESS TRIMMINGS STANDARD Patterns MOTIONS Corwr f CoMr cbi Md Cftrt Struts LET THE TARIFF ALONE Those Receiving .Its Benefits Do Not Want It Inter fered With Chicago, Oct. 9. Tho National Association of Agricultural Imple ment and Vehlclo Manufacturers be gan Its convention here today. Pres ident Huhleln, of Louisville, spoke, urging the policy of "let the tariff alone.'! Ho hoped tho land specu lators would bo forced to keep their hands off the Irrlgnted lands of the West, and suggested a national com mission to consider all tnrlft prob lems. CALLS IT CASE OF SUICIDE New York, Oct. 9. The coroner's jury today decided that Al. Adams committed suicide. Tho inquest was .lively, Coroner Harburger declaring Adams was murdered, and called W. E. Stokes, proprietor of tho Ansonla hotel, where Adams 'died, a "million aire crook," and Intimated ho was responsible for Adams' death. SHOT BY HIS WIFE t.uuuauum.iHe. uci. . u lmaker8 closod todny( n8 tho result whispered that tho real reason of 0f n strike of their omployees, who tho Sultan's nines is thnt ho was demanded nn Increase similnr to tho i".l..- I . -A ft i shot, by a Kurdish wife, .who wasimillmens Jealous of his latest addition to the harem. Shut Up Explosive). Havana, Oct. 9. Taft has ordered that all builders nnd miners be re- j fused access to their stocks of explo sives, which must bo kept under gov ernment supervision until tho Island Is policed, and all danger of trickery by the Cubans and the using of ex plosives for rebellious purposes Is over. Havana, Oct. 9. Taft today pro claimed amnesty to all political of fenders, to go Into effect tomorrow, tho 38th anniversary of tho first bloodshed In Cuba's ten year's war for Independence. National Purity Conference. Chicago, Oct. 9. The National Purity Conferenco met today. An thony Comstock was absent. "Whlto Slave Traffic In tho Cities" was one of tho topics discussed. .Marie Lydia Winkler, a German delegate, author ized by the Kaiser to Investigate the alleged importation of German wo men to this country for immoral purposes, was an active attendant. Mongolia in San Francisco. San Francisco, Oct. 9 The steam er Mongolia, which went on a reef off Midway Island some time ago, ar rived this morning under her own steam. The damage to the vessel Is comparatively light, Talked I'elHks. ' Washington, Oct. 9. Tawney and Carter, of Montana, and Hopkins, of Illinois, conferred with the President on the polltleal situation today. Dr. J. P. COOK MOVED TO W LIKBRTY STKBBT, WHERE KB WILL HUT ALL OLD AND XKW PATIKXT. FOR ANT DfSSASB CALL OX DX. COOK; COXSULTATIOX FRKR. Ml HALF MILE r , If H A. Tupper Drops from a Towering Cliff in Yosemite IWawanonn, Cal., Oct. 9. Search fdr tin the body of H. W. Tupper, who off a 2300-foot cliff in Yosemite ngaln began this morning. Several hundred feet o! rope were taken to tho place where tho nccldent Is sup posed to have hnppened. It will bo used In lowering a man over tho cliff In an attempt to find the body. Convicts Oct a Trip.. Sheriff Taylor, of Umatlllo coun ty, came hero yesterday for Oscar Stono nnd D. D. Lewis, who aro serv irig sentences in tho penitentiary, nnd who will be witnesses in a suit boforo the Umatilla county circuit court. o Burned 'to Death. Stoubonvlllc, O., Oct. 9. Christian Zendn, aged 75, and two small grand children, were burned to death at his farm house near Mclntyro creek last night. THAT FRISCO STRIKE San Francisco, Oct. 9. Tn tho millmen's strike the situation is un changed. The strikers say that nil but 12 mills here have granted their d,eninnd tc a dollar a day Increase and expect them to capitulate short ly. The mill owners say 33 mills aro idle, and will remain so until the men modify their demands. Nino largo ftar nlil lolimntito nttiitlniflniv nnlilnnt ---...-.. ..... ...,..w,, ...c? - ..--- INDICTS SEVEN GANGS Now York, Oct. 9, Seven Indict-' monts woro returned by tho grnnd j jury In tho federal court today In havo boon allowed the sugar trust. Tho Indictments aro against the Del-' aware, Lackawanna & Western, New York Control, Brooklyn Cooperngo Co., Northern Steamship Co. and two co-operatlvo Indictments against tho Amerlcan Sugar Refining Company, all alleging violation of the antl-re- bate law. Warrants havobeon Issued for tho arrest of thoso indicted, They will nppcar by counsel tomor- row. . " Powder MannxJno Explode. Tamaqua, Penn., Oct. 9. In an explosion at tho Dupont powder fac- tory today four workmen were killed and several Inured. No parts of their bodies were found to make Identification possible. The foot of ono man was blown through a two- Inch plank. The entire plant was demolished. I f Chicago Markets. Chicago, Oet. 9. Wheat corn 43 i, oats 344, 74. , with. paralysis Saturday at his otflee, f' . : a8( recovery Is doubtful. I NPWnrrVl Webster Klncald and L. nickel, of sU I .YfMJ jsagene, have purchased "Lovelae," GRADUATE CHICAGO MUSICAL the celebrated Patches and WJlkw COLLBGK, PUPIL OP WJDOLPM stallion, of the Thos. if. Tengue es GAira, TWO TKAm WITH WIL- tate, paying $150 Tor Mm. LAMRTTK TJMVIWWTi', HAS1, Benny and Kalpn gyfert, ad 9 OPBHBD MU8IO BTUDfO, KOOOM and n years, of Echo, Oregon, were 9 AND 19 IX I. O. O. F. THKPUC. arretted at that 1, Monday, KOUH 9 TO 8, MJJHXltM HOUM charged wKk retting the Oeorie & 1 TO . . , MUtar W" GREAT BASEBALL GAMES Weather Is Bad But Crowd the Greatest Ever On the Grounds Chicago, Oct. 9. Tho world's championship baseball series will bo played in cold and partly cloudy weather. Rain is not unlikely. Sleet began falling at 11:15, but tho clouds nre still broken, and tho storm may blow over. Tho weather continued cold and gloomy, but tens of thousands of fans niBhed to tho grounds, crowding to capacity every possible vehlclo traveling In that direction. Tho first fan began to knock nt tho gntes at 11:13. By 11:30 a shivering crowd clamored for admission. By tho timo tho gntes woro opened at noon a throng had gathered that nearly wrecked tho portnls. By 1 o' clock tho park was packed. At 2 o'clock tho teaniB entered tho arena, nnd, nmld deafening shouts, begnn tholr preliminary practice. Scattering snowflnkes fell as Chance and Jones hold a flnnl friend ly consultation, their hands on each other's shoulders. George Dnvis wns not at short. His doctor positively refused to permit him to play In tho freezing cold thnt prevailed. It Is cal culated that Davis' Illness hns les soned tho Sox's chances 25 per cent! Tnnnchlll was moved from third to Bhort. Rohow wont to third. Tho batteries Cubs, Brown nnd Kling; Sox, Altrock nnd Sullivan. First Inning Nothing doing. Second .Nothing doing. In the sixth tho Cubs Bcorcd ono nnd tho Cubs one. Tho sovonth, elgth and ninth wcro blnnks. Tho flnnl scoro wbb Sox 2, Cubs 1. Tho attendance was 25,000. Dur ing 'tho second inning enough rain nnd snow began to fnll to mako a called game possible Third, noth ing. Fourth, nothing. 1 In the fifth Itolio knocked the hall . to tho left for three bases. Kllng dropped n throw after Doughtoryt's hit, Khoe scoring. Sox 1, Cubs 0. One Firo Still Burns. Snllnns, Cnl., Oct. ST. The latest I reports from tho flro on tho Santa' ors, Thomus Fromnn, a fnrmor living Lucia range say tho Annies continue' near Albany, IobI n $50 cow Satur to ndvanco. Tho fire fighters nro J day. Tho cow was found dead In ,worn out. How much dnmngo hns' tho pasture nnd an Investigation dla- oeen sustnineu it is impossible to ea-, tlmnto nt present. State News " ,HO 'nuioion men anippeu - "irau oi snoop 10 .oorasKa uus wt Two freight trains nnd a cnbooso wore wrecked nt Junction City Satur- dy night In tho depot yards there.! Forest Grove Is making plans to amend Its charter, and If so done at the noxt city election, saloon llconses may bo lasuod. Tho 13-year-son of James A, Hln- ton, of Eugene, has disappeared from b,B home at that ,,Iac0 and no trac0 of j,m can bo f0Und, MrB, Walters, of Weston, was arraigned In tho Pendleton court Monday, charged with selling liquor to minora. Tne ncw alx-tunnel Improved UTtz fruU drIor and evaporator of J L gHambrook, of Jtoseburg. was destroyed by Are Saturday. -Tho lose js f 180(1. Judge John F, Caples, a well- known lawyer of Portland, and for-( (Hore Minister to uniil, was stricken FIRE IS UNDER CONTROL Stopped Today After Burning for More Than Forty Miles Los Angeles, Cat., Oct. 9. After 3G hours' hard work, tho forost rangers nnd citizens of Snn Fernando succeeded in putting out tho fires In Pccolma canyon, which started Sun--day morning. Tho flro is stilt smouldering down in tho Cnlnbnsns district, 40 miles from whoro It started. Rev. L. 1 Belknap, who has boon pastor of tho Mothodlst church nt Forest Grove for tho past bIx yoara, hns been appointed to tho church nt Hlllsbnro for tho ensuing year. Albert Allison, aged 10, of Rai nier, Or., was ncldontnlly Hhot In tho nbdomen Inst Thursday by a boy companion, whllu they woro out hunting. Peritonitis sot In nnd ho died Saturday night. A Inrgo portion of North Mt. Tn bor is threatened with .ruin by tho hugo pits thnt nre being dug by tho Pacific Bridge Company to get ma terial for Its Htreot filling contracts. John Wilkinson, a pioneer of Union, wns hurlod nt thnt place Sun day. Ho wiw takon to Walla Walla about a week ago to rocolvo treat ment for gnngreno, canned by tho scrntch of a copper tnck in his shoo. A coal famlno promisor to- ho on In Pendleton and other Eastern Orq gon towns this wlntor. Baker City hns laid In quite a supply, but Pon dldton nnd Bolso nro nlroady short. Mrs. Norn Cannon wns found In a holplcBB condition In tho Portland depot Monday, nnd wns takon to" tho St. Vincent's hospltnl. Sho had two, small children with her, and thoy will bo taken enro of nt tho Boys' and Qlrls' Aid Society until tho mother recovers sufficiently to tell whoro sho Is from, Tho Albany College Lltornry So ciety elected Its officers Saturdny for tho coming year: Prctildont, Wil liam Steele; vlco-prcsldcnt, Carroll H, Cushmnn; secretary, Fred Nonl; treuHiirer, Hiram Torbet; attorney, Francis Arnold; critic, Urlo Brown; mnrshnl, Evert Jones. Through tho carelessness of hunt- closed thoro was a full load of bird shot In her Intestines. H, K. Lounsbury, district freight agent of tho Southern Pacific, at Portland, will call a meeting In about two wcoks to consider tho advisabil ity of reorganizing tho division or tho Pacific Const AsHoclntlon of Traffic agents into n local Institution. If this plan lu adopted, tho membership will Includo all railroaders in Port-' land, Spokano, Bcattlo nnd Tacoma. Orvlllo Beeves, n member of tho Pendleton high school football team, had his shouldcrhlado broken In a gamo with Whitman college at Wal la Walla Saturday. He will he out of tho gamo for tho rest of the year. Ho had the same shoulder broken in the last game of tho season last year. The first tryout of the glee club of the U. of O, resulted in the fol lowing men being selected of tho last term club: Henderson, MooreH, Preecott, Paine, Beck, Dlttner, Neal, Nelson; new men, Cooper Storle, Huston, Bounds, Davleff, Lewtev Scott, Goodman and Steelqulst. to i i- - Died at tho Hospital. R. II, Wood, a well-known citizen of Chltwood, Lincoln county, died at 2 (O'clock this afternoon at the Salem hospital, from the elfeeta ef a earbHHele, Mr, Wood was, S2 years old, and a member of the Modern Woodmen, of America, of the lodg at PrlHcevllle, Illinois. He Is sur vived by eight children, four son and fofar daughters, all f whom llye In Lincoln eotmty. Mr. Wood' hedy will he seat (o Chltwood for bw-iaJv aad will Jefcve here. w the H 'o'etock; (rain iomorrpw, y 4 i