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ALEM BREAKS! L L PREVIOUS RECORDS
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rust Criticism Due to Public Ignorance Says Low
RESIST
ATTEMPTS
TO GOVERN
RUSSIAN
WRESTffl
IS QUITTER
THROWS UP SPONGE
ilDKVTS CLAIM CONTINUA-
O.V OK LOW RATH HASIS
IlLL HAXKIUTT MANY OF
RE LKAMNO RAILROADS.
IraJtcd Press Leased WIro.)
kkip, April I -Western rnll-
prfjldcnta havo decided that
dhclahks dkfkat is dub to
YANKBB TKIUlt 1113 CLAIMS
GOTOH TOOK MA8SAGB AND
I IB COULD NOT HOLD HIM.
MORGAN'S
LIFE IS IN
JEOPARDY
"REDS" AFTER HIM
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ROMAN POLICB WILL NOT GUAR
ANTBB AMBRIUAN MILLION-
(United Press Leased Wlro.)
Chlcjgo, April -4. George Hncken
schmldt, tbu "Russlnu lion," who
LMtrutlon demands that thoy lost tho wrestling championship of
Lj fliht vigorously In tho courts tho world to Frank Gotch horo Inst
Actions In ixassongor and night after two hours on the mat,
rti utei, Th b decision was today attributes wa dorcat to a "suck
t a couferenco today at Ynnkoo trick."
ill was decided to begin suit In an Interview given to tho prom,
I Itontloued on page six). Jlnckonochmldt declares that a mas-
AIRBS PROTECTION IN
OP ANARCHISTIC RIOTS.
VIBW
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Rome. Anrll 4. Fnrthar blood
shedr-between tho pollco nnd tho
worklngmen sooms Inovitnblo today.
Shops aro closed and businesses nt
atatnndstlll. Troops havo been rusti-.
odMnU) tho city nnd military riiio
prTsident
TpCREASE
U. S. ARMY
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AT;, 100.000 MARK
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ACTM UPON SUGGESTION OK GUN-
T
KHAL HELL AND APPOINTS
ANTI-TRUST
LAW APPLIES
TO FARMERS
AS WELL AS TRUSTS
HRKpi'ATj A Itn HOARD TO
. MPL1JT13 PLANS.
Ignited Press LnS34 Wire.)
Washington, Aprll 4. Proaldotit
Roosevelt today inaugurated n flcnt
for ;h re-orgnnlzatlon of tho United
Stajfoa army. Bojng In a fair wny to
reanjiQ his hopes of n first class nnvy,
thelrrcsident now nlnnu n ntniullnc
will probably bo declared In event of .amy that will hustle Gormany as
sorloim trouble.
I clogf;
y for the first honors on land.
fe Are Now Offering During
OUR EASTER SALE
Ike Greatest Bargains We Ever Offered
io lowing departments Ladle Suit-, Mllllnoiy, Dress Goods
B. Waist Goods Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Shoes, Embroideries,
. Fancy Good Ribbons, Domoatici nnd so on. "We aro hero to
p soodg and when It comos to prices wo don't tako any back
JCn any b0u.0 on the Pacific ponjt.
SENATOR CHAS. W. PULTON
"ATv.i' .-.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
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Saturday Evening, April 4
Come Out and Hear Oregon's Ablest Statesman.
LADIES ESPECIALLY INVITED.
1 J. Plcrpont Morgan, who Is visit-.as tho navy Is huBtllng England for
Ing here, has been warned by tho .the premiership of tho high Bens.
tinltnn Hint Mini' nnnnnt ffiinrnnlnA I TTtuin tli. anfirneHnn rf nnnn.nl
Dress Goods
4l Of varHa nt tli .,...,.
Lft from, put down to
wi w, i D'ecse every
Yard 5-.i ir j.
'c and 980 ' '
Dress Silks
, him protection If ho ventures Into
tho Htreet. Tho financier Is staying
closo Jo his hotel and tho greatust
secrecy la maintained by the man
agement as to tho location of hla
apartments. It is fenred that tho
Doll tho President today appointed a
special army bard to bo presided
over by Brigadier General Wither
spoon, whloh will bo Instructed to
draw up complete plans for tho re
organization of the army. It is
ESm,Bb the very
6 . pAiion
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nnarchlstiq olemont, which is sway-,p!annod to havo tho standing nnny
Ing tho crowds, might choose to kill brought up to tho 100,000 mnrk nnd
tho multi-millionaire. ithnt there shall bo a much olosor
Tho situation Is made doubly tense . relationship between tho national
todny by the parade of the working-. guard and tho regulnrs and that the
men, callod In honor of their fello'v.s .stnto troops shall bo brought up to
who were shot down In Thursday's' a much moro efficient piano,
disturbances. Threo worklngmen The present standing army Iluotu
oro dead, four aro dying and eight, atog between 65, 000 and 7S.O0O on
are seriously hurt. Tblrty-onc po-, listed men. t
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FAITH TRIUMPHANT
Jjore That Saves Yoti Money
lla and soldiers wore seriously it
Jurod but ndno fataljy.
Thousands or men wore in lino.
U nil or p row ii re of popular demandi
the wtfhorltits gave permission for
the paradef the labor leaders pledg
lug that thoro would bo no disorder,
When the line formed, howevor. tlio
police wore ovorvyholmd-by Its nm
bers.
It is feared that trouble cannot be
avoided thK evening.
age 'loatutent given Gotch for sontv
time prior to last night was respon
sible for the ro'iih of tho ina(jh. He
sas that whi Goteh became h on tod
the maeeage cream issued from his
pores and he beoamo so slippery lhat
It was impossible to hold him. Tfeg
Itueelan says ho quit because l
did no. have a ghance to win and he
did not want to keep the orowd wait
ing for the result.
Exports at tho mat sjde today de
clare' that the bout wan on the level
and that the Russian simply met bis
master.
Fomwn cATiroLio iwircsT
HKCOMKfl A DKNHDIOT
Jen'iiiiuli J, rrowlpy GHh .Man-led
and ReiiouiKVM tlio Pi'li'Mliood,
(United Prete Taol Wire.)
CbkaKP, April -l.Jeremlali J
Oruwlvy. thg former Roman Catholic
(trle whoa orltluJsms hi ehtiroh af
fnj'k and certniu praclcoH of his
fellow rhurolnuen at the Ghloago
die- brought bini under the ban
of cxcleelastloal edict. Is, now a mar
rltd lunn Th aetion on the part of
the prlrt destroys the last poaslbllty
of his ever re-enterinj$ the priest-
hood, unless an axoeptlon Is made In
his case. It will result in bis absolute
oxronununlcatlon from tho Catholic
oh ur ell
Ueforo the wedding, Mrs, Orow'ey
was Miss DIanoho MaeLeod and she
was employed as a stenographer in
the office of Crowley.
FAITH TKIUJHPMANT
H.V-MAYOH lOW SAY8 l'RODUC
I3RS ARM KQUALLY GUIin'Y
WITH TRUSTS IN FOKMIXCI
COMIHNATIONS.
(United Press Lcnio.l Wlro.)
Washington, April i. That the
cotton and wheat Krowors and farm
ers of tho United States violate the
law when thoy comblno to protect
themselves and that In scoklng thin
protection they aro- equally guilty
with lllognl buslnoss combinations
Iwns Ono of tho urgumonts made to
day by Both Low, formor mayor of
Now York, whon ho npponrod boforo
tho Judiciary commlttoo of tho house
In behalf of tho Hepburn anti-trust
law.
Continuing his nrgmnont on tho
different features of-tlm hllVho-diol
thht It wl)frflpWdyiJitmny jof tho dc
fecti in tho Bhormrtn nntlArust law,
nnd pointed out n long Ht of su
pro mo court decisions whloh indi
cated, ho said, that much Interstnto
business Iti conducted contrary to
tho Sherman law.
"Tho common carriers should bo
permitted to combine to fo mm In to
traffic ngreomonts in propor cases
and under suitable supervision," ho
said. "Combinations nnd traffic
ngroemonts often mean moro effec
tive servlco to tho public. What Is
wanted Is nn offectivo public super
vision," Low held Mint publicity Is a groat
euro for many ovlli charged against
oombluatlonK, and added:
"Muoh of tho oritloIsmH dlroctod
by tho pooplo In gouoral In due to
(ho fnot that they do not under
stand tho methods of corporations.
Tho clause in the Hepburn bill re
lating to cortaln phnsca of trado dis
putes was Ineertod for tho purpose
of quieting tho fonrs of organized
labor, lost even strlkee, unions and
trado agreements might bo deolarod
Illegal."
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FULTON ACGVHKH IIKNRY
OF IJACK-UITINO MI7CHODS
(United PnH Leased Wlro.)'
Albany, Or., April 4. Unifod
Stntog Snntor Charles V. Fulton
charged Franols J. Honey with wri
Ing personal lot tors to Prosdout
Roosovflt Htlnoking his record, whon
he found that ho could not Indict
him, lust night In a sensational
epeoch in which ho defondod his pub-
Ho career. Tho attaok by Fulton
upon tho uotd prosecutor of tho latu
Senator Mitch II and tho San Fran
oUco grnftors, was blttoriy personal.
In following up his assertion that
Honey had written lotture to Rooho
velt beamlrohing his reputation.
Fulton read oxeerpte from thU al
leged letter.
Wealthy llhu Din".
(United Press Loaned Wire.)
Auburn, Cal., April 4. Colonel
W. S. Davis, discoverer of tho fam
ous Mammoth Dear mine, on the
American river and one of the
wealthiest and best known men In
northern California, was found dead
(u bed today at his palatial home in
Auburn. Death was duq to natural
elMises.
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THE HORSE
SHOW A
SUCCESS
10,000 PEOPLE SEE
ALL CLASSICS ItKPHFSHNTIU) IN"
TIIM GRAND I'ARADF IT WAK.
OVKR A MUM LONG AND BU1U
PRISKD ALLIUG rONVICNTIOX
FAITH TRIUMPHANT
Woathor that was porfcol.
Thirteen blockn of horses.
Rands playing on ovory corner.
Ton thousand visitors In tho cltyv
Tho grcntest oquiuo ovant In tbet
stnto.
Snlcm RrcnkK tlio ljcortl.
When tho procession ntartod
n round tho west sldo of tho post
nlllca squuro nt 10:30 thoro wore
200 prancing animals of o7ory clnsM.
from tho tiny Shetland to tho mam
moth Porchcrnn in lino nnd ready to
step to tho music.
Thoro were brlgndos of Nonnamr,.
Olyden, - nitinors, -rnadsters, rlii
iorsos and grade nnlmnts, slnglo and'
double loams rrom the dainty high'
Btcppnrs to tho henviout dray teams.
Tiro Parade I'rftcf. I
Led by Grand Marshal Yannkov
followed by Prosldont Page ami Vlca
President Stockton bohind his bounti
ful blacks, followod by a platoon of."
riders on thoroughbreds, Including:
inuios, iporo was nttio loft for tho
sp-ctntors to do but feast tholr oyqa
on tho passing throng of hoaiitlful
aulinals, ono clns-j aftor nnothor, air
entrloa filled with splendid nnlmala
roprosontntlvo of their breeding. Tftw
marshal was assisted by Ira HamiN
ton and K. Hofer on flno mounts,
and Chief Gibson In charge of a
platoon of spoclnl polao. Not tliu
slightest accident or confusion oc
curred. The Judged went to work
nt oneo whon tho parade disbanded.
The success of tho show is duo to the?
faithful work of tho offlolals, and off
this duo mention will bo made lit the
Monday Issue of The Journal.'
IiidgvH Mnko AwardH,
Following prizes woro awarded by
tbo Judges: t r
TIioroiigil-4vd Stall io"ii a Ywirw
and Over,
! FlrL4R-tee--Kansn!k, W. W. Por
alval, Independence.
Two Ymu, Under TIihh.
First prlzoS. Snlvanla, W. W.
Porclval, Indopomlonoe.
Stallion Klnnilaid Ricd Him'iiiL
First prize R. AtPhUHt, Ho'mor
Rutherford, Salem.
Sepond prize Mike Duff, F. Talk-'
ington, Salem.
Third prlzj Lord Loster, Dr. J,
lloynolds.
For best fitalllon nnd got (with not'
loss than two colU) First prize, Co
Ma. Dr. B. J. Young, Salem. Second"
prize, Major Weltzel. B. F. Rodgsrs,
Fafrgrounds. Third prize. Caption
De NIo, J. M. RonoB. Turner.
lA'RlMiH Rvggar Wa Rfcfr.
(United Press Leased Wlre.
Oakland, Cal., April 4. Oscaa
Sabln, n legless beggar who had beuix
a familiar figure about the streets of
Oakland for tho past throe years,
commuted suicide ibis morning ur.
Providence hospital by gutting life
throat with a razor. When hie- or
feots were examined, it was disclosed"
that be had nearly $40Q0 on depesit:
In Oakland and Spokane banks. and,
papers indlcato that ho may be-'
possessed of other property.
FAITH TRIUMPHANT
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