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VOL. XIX
SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0, 1009.
NO. 229,
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TAFT TO GO
TO ALASKA
AND ISLANDS
Says Next Year He Will Visit
the Philippines and Inci
dentally the Haw
aiian Islands.
WILL VISIT ALASKA
GETS SOME LOFTY IDEAS WHILE
ON THE SUMMIT OF THE SIER
RAS AND BEGINS TO THINK
HOW MUCH COUNTRY THERE
IS RESIDES WALL STREET.
(By R. II. Hazard, staff correspond
ent United Press, with President
Taft.)
Grader Point, Yosomlto Vnlloy,
Oct. 9. President Taft has decided
to mnko a trip to tho Philippines in
tho summer of 1011, unless somo
situation arlsos that will provont It.
Tho president talked with tho con-gressmf-JSt
his party about tho pro
posed trip today and said that ho
would mako tho Journey to tho far
eastern colonics unless something
Intervened to prevent.
Taft has announced already that
h'o will visit Alaska and Hawaii next
summer, but tho thirty-day voyngo
to Manila Is a now presidential un
OUR OCTOBER SPECIAL SALEfPRICES
I Are attracting people from far and near to The Chicago Store.
get their prices, then come here and see the money we can save
t uaie, newgooassnownnere.
BARGAIN
Ladies' and
M ses' New
Fall Tailored
Suits
Go to tho othor stores and
get their prices, thon
coino hero and boo tho
garmonts wo aro selling
at prices you cannot tluch
olsowher.
$15.00 Suits, llko cut
now $ 9.50
IIS. 00 Suits, llko cut
now $12.50
25.00 Suits, llko out
now $14.90
In buying suits you
should look carfully to
tho class of matorlal you
aro getting; also tho lin
ing and workmanship. If
you look theso points
over carefully wo will
soiling them nt
i
Special Sale Prices on
LADIES' TAILORED
SHIRT WAISTS
They como in Wool, Silk,
Linen, Madras and Lawn;
nil handsomely tailored
and trimmed. You cannot
beat tho prices wo are
selling at
$4 50 Wool, Tailored
Waists $2.45
14 90 Silk, Tailored
Waists $2.90
Madras Waists from
45c up
Dress Lawn Waists,
. .49c, 75c, 98c and up
Ladies' 35c
Derby Ribbed
Winter
Underwear SALEM, OREGON Goods
Now 19c The Store That Saves You Money Half Price
f.mlHIl fsHWf f HHlH8t fiiHHt IIiliff HWii
dertaking In tho way of travel of
unprecedented magnitude. Tho trip
to Manila will be mado on hoard one
of tho faBt navy cruisers and n party
of senators and congressmen will
mnko tho voyngo In another vessel,
meeting tho president In tho Orient.
Roprcsontativo Duncan McKlnloy,
whom tho president affectionately
calls "Old Sorrel Top," on account
of tho color of his hair, will bo ono
of tho party.
McKlnloy accompanied Tnft on tho
famous trip to tho Philippines which
resulted in tho mnrrlago of Miss Alice
Roosovolt to Congressman "Nick"
Longworth.
Taft's lntcnso Interest In tho Phil
ippine situation, shown by his recent
speeches in which ho has given con
siderable timo to tho discussion of
tho islands, is well known.
Membors of tho party todny dis
cussing among .themselves tho pro
posed trip, commented upon tho groat
affect It would have In bringing tho
Islands Into closer touch with tho
homo government. Tho sight of tho
president of tho United States, It
was suggestod, coupled with tho
knowlcdgo that ho was sufficiently in
torested to pay thorn a visit, would
go a long way in developing a feeling
of patriotism and loyalty for tho
United States Among tho native peo
ple of the Philippine Islands.
AUTO TRIES TO
CLIMB A TREE
(united mess leased wins.
Chicago, Oct. 1). A. J. Kcarns, a
Burlington engineer, was instantly
killed and Kirk Eastman, Miss Fan
ny Linn, Edgar Miller and J. H.
Robertson wcro injured early today
when their nutomobllo skidded Into
a tree. Robertson wns Internally In
jured nnd may dlo.
neau en:
PRICES IN. GREAT HARGAINS IN
Millinery
Tho Chicago Store Is the
placo whoro you can find
millinery bargains. Go to
tho other stores nnd get
tholr prlcos ,thon como
hero and sco tho money
wo can savo you in
Trimmed Hats, Fancy
Wings, Shapes, and Ost
rich Plumes.
NEW HATS ON SALE
$2.50, $2.95, $3.50
AND UP
WONDERFUL VALUES IN
Dress Goods and Silks f
Thousands of yards if tho latest and newest Dress Goods
and Silks now on salo nnd judging from how fast they aro
selling wo must bo selling all tho Dress Goods and Silks
for Salem and tho surrounding country.
Dress Goods, yard. 19c, 25c, 35c, 49c, 75c and up
Dress Silks, yard 25c, 35c, 49c, 75c and up
Wo aro showing the
greatest stock in Salem of
Ladies' Kid, Wool and
Silk
Gloves
Lisle Gloves
From--25c. and up
Wool Gloves
From-.25candup
Kid Gloves
From.-98candup
(al lcolors and black)
Chicago Store
THOUSANDS
OF NATIVES
DROWNED
Cyclone Sweeps Across the
Caribbean and Vents Its
Fury on the Coast
of Yucatan.
POPULATION GONE
ISLANDS ARE SWEPT CLEAN 1JY
TERRIFIC TIDAL WAVE DRIV
EN IJY CYCLONE, AND NONE
OF ALL THE RESIDENTS ARE
LEFT TO TELL THE TALE.
I UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE.
New Orclans, Oct. U. Between
two nnd three thousand natives wcro
drowned during a hurrlcnno which
Bwept the Yucatan coast and Islands
off that section of tho Mexican main
land, according to tho captain nnd
crew of the steamer City of Tamplco,
which arrived In this port todny.
Most of the victims wcro poor fish
crmen.
A short ways off tho coast aro a
number of Islands and tho ships of
ficers reported that many of thorn
were swept clean of Inhabitants and
buildings and that trees wero uproot
ed and carried out to sea by tho aw
ful forco of tho wind.
Go to the other stores and i I
you. Nothing but up-to- jj
m
Remnants
of
Wool Dress
m fliP'PBHLiiiiiiiiiLW &
G
f y
IZ 'Zii s
;
DETROIT
WINS FROM
PITTSBURG
In Brilliant Game the Badgers
Best Keystones by Score
of Seven to Two.
Great Game.
NO STANDING ROOM
ON THE GROUNDS FOR IMMENSE
CROWDS AND THOUSANDS ARE
TURNED AWATt DETROIT IS
ALL THERE IS OF PITTSBURG
AFTER TODAY'S IRQ GAME.
FINAL SCORE.
R. II. E.
Detroit 7 I) :
Pittsburg 2 1
Tho contest Is four best In
kcvoii mill In now one to one.
(united mess ixaBed wibe.1
Pittsburg, Oct. 9. When tho sec
ond gamo of tho world's champion
ship sorlcs botweon tho Detroit Amer
icans nnd tho Pittsburg Nationnls wns
called at 2 o'clock tilts' afternoon, tho
following wcro tho batteries for tho
two teams:
Donovan nnd Schmidt for Dotrolt
and Cnmnitz nnd Olbson for .Pitta
burg. Tho llno-up wns as follews:
Detroit Jones, loft field; Dush,
shortstop; Cobb, right field; Craw
ford, center field; Dolehanty, socond
baso; Morlarlty, third baso; T. Jones,
first baso; Schmidt, catchor; Dono
an, pitcher.
Pittsburg Byrno, third baso;
Leach, contcr flold; Clarke, loft flold;
Wagnor, short stop; Mlllor, second
baso; Absteln, first baso; Wilson,
right flold; Gibson, catchor; Cam
ultz, pitcher.
Tho Giinio by Innings.
First Detroit Jones hit to Wagnor
and beat tho throw to first, and it
wont for a hit. Bush sacrificed to
Absteln. Jnnes tried to steal, but
wns out, Olbson to Byrno. Byrno
was spiked in making tho play, but
resumed. Cobb wont out, Mlllor to
Absteln. No runs.
First Pittsburg Byrno wnlkod;
Leach doublod to right, scoring;
Clarke sacrificed, Morlarlty to T.
Jones, Loach taking third; Wagner
fanned; Mlllor doubled to loft, Loach
scoring. Schmidt muffed Abstoln's
high foul, nftor which Absteln fanned
Two runs, two hits, one error.
Second Detroit Cruwford fauned;
Delnhanty wont out, Wagnor to Ab
steln; Morlarlty singled, Clarke stop
ped tho ball, but oil; T. Jones sin
gled to loft nnd Schmidt doubled to
cantor, Morlarlty and Jones scoring
The crowd In tho Detroit bleachers
went wild with enthusiasm. IJjno
van fanned. Two runs, three hits,
no errors.
Second Pittsburg Wilson wont
out, Donovan to T. Jones; Olbson
valkod; Camnltz fouled to Morlar
lty. and Gibson stole second, Schmidt
throw being high; Byrno fanned. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
Third Dotrolt Jones wns saf on
Byrnes' low throw of his roller; Bush
fclnglod to lot; Cobb was permitted to
walk: Crawford filed to Clarke; Del
chanty singled to centsr. scoring;
Willis relieved Cnmnitz who was
taken out of box by Manager Clarke,
Cobb, who was on third, thoi b.m iU
rrowd wild by stealing homo; Morlar
lty walkod; Jonas foreod Delelmoty
at third, Willis to Byrno; Solim'St
f IM to Clarke. Three runs, two hi" .
one error.
Third Pittsburg Loach doiiolul to
left; Clarke fliod to Crawford; Wag
enr fouled to Schmidt, and Milled
fanned. No runs, no hits, no ortois.
Fourth Detroit Donovan mil.
Byrno to Absteln: D. Jonos out name
way; Bush fanned. No runs, m hKs.
no errors.
Fourth Pittsburg Absteln Elng'cd
to left, Schmidt caught Wilson's
foul; Gibson filed to D. Jones; Wil
lis lino dto Dolehanty. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Fifth Detroit Cobb wns put out
by Absteln, unassisted; Crawford
sent n two bagger past Byrno and
Dolehanty wnlkod; Morlarlty filed to
Absteln; T. Jones was given a free
pass, filling tho bases. With tho
crowd at fovor heat with excitement,
big Schmidt sont a slnglo into tho
loft, scoring both Crawford nnd Dole
hanty; T. Jones was put out trying
to roach third, Loach to Byrno. Two
runs, two hits, no orrors.
Fifth Pittsburg Byrno filed to
Crnwford; Loach wont out, Morlarlty
to T. Jones; Clarke was out, Donovan
to T. Jones. No runs; no hits, no er
rors. Sixth Dotrolt Donovnn wont out,
Miller to Absteln; D. Jones filed to
Loach; Bush walked, nut was put out
trying to stcnl second, Gibson to
Wagnor. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Sixth Pittsburg Wngnor was sofn
on Donovan's poor throw to first;
Mlllor wont out, Bush to T. Jonos;
Wngnor going to socond; Absteln
fannod; liana trlod to steal thliJ, but
was caught when Morlarlty mado a
beautiful stop of Schmidt's high
throw. No runs, no hits, no orrors.
Sovonth Dotrolt Cobb slnglo past
Wagnor; Crnwford wont out, Wagnor
to Absteln, and Cobb was caught try
ing to reach third, Abstoln to Byrno.
Tho doublo play was a beautiful ex
hibition of bnsoball skill and wns
given a tromendous roar of applause
Dolehanty fannod. No runs, no hits,
no orrors.
8ovonth Pittsburg Dolohnnty fum
blod Wilson's tap; a fast doublo piny
by Dotrolt eliminated Wilson and Gib
son. Tho piny was mado Bush to T.
Jones to Morlarlty. Willis fanned.
No runs, no hits, no orrors.
Eight Detroit Morlarlty fllo dto
Clarke; T. Jones wont out with Wag
our to Abstoln, nnd Schmidt put out
Mlllor to Absteln. No runs, no hits,
no orrors.
Eight Pittsburg Byrno fliod to
Dolehanty; Leach wont out, Donovan
to T. Jonos; Clarke filed to Dolohan
ty, No runs, no hits, no orrors.
Ninth Dotrolt Donovan wont out,
(Contlnuod on page )
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SALEM
CITIZENS
AWAKE
Property Right Under Your very
Very Noses Is to Be Sold
at Prices You Cannot
Let Pass.
Salem pooplo do not ronllzo tho op
portunities that aro oloso at hand.
A strnngor from another statu comes
In hero nnd takes advantago of
openings which go unnoticed by
homo folks. Tho greatest of theso
opportunities that go begging nt
prosont are tho many rich farms
near Salem. '
While tho prlco of real estato is
advancing rapidly In Salem nnd vi
ol nlty. tho prlco Is still low, consid
ering the locution nnd fertility of tho
soil. Lund which can be'bought now
at from $50 to $100 per aero, can
not bo purchased at any prlco within
a few years, when its value Is fully
roallzod. Today a farm of 208 acres,
only 3Vi inllos southeast of Salem,
was placed on tho market at a ridic
ulously low (lgure. It Is In tho heart
of tho finest farming country near
Suloni, und is complotoly surround
ed by farms that nrj hold at from
$20 to $C0 moro per acre. It is on
an oxcellont county road, and has
flue running stroums on two sides of
It. There Is onough wood on tho
placo to last a family n number of
years. There Is only ono way to ex
plain tho owner's notion in selling
at suoh n low prlco, he wishes to dis
pose of all of his property and turn
It Into money, which he can put out
at intorest, and not worry about It.
This Is cortalnly an opportunity of n
lifetime, and should bo taken ad
vantage of by somo Salem person.
For particulars see Smlth-Gllllng-bam
Co., Room G, McCornack Bldg.
Phono 9C
ANOTHER
ROAD TO
THE COAST
Jim Hill Will Extend the Bur
lington Line from Chey
enne or Some Near
Point to 'Frisco.
VIA FREEDONIA PASS
WILL STRIKE THROUGH SOUTM
ERN OREGON AND THEN SOUTH
THROUGH RICH HACUA.MENTO
VALLEY OPENING IMMENSE
FINE TIMBER COUNTRY.
(r.MTr.n rxes leaked wire.
8nn Francisco, -Oct. 9. Great lm
torest is being tnkon in railroad a
business circles hero today in tho an
nouncement by Thomas B. Walker,
millionaire lumberman, from Minne
sota, that James J. Hill la planning
to oxtend tho Burlington from Obey
onno or somo point on tho Denver
lino to San Francisco.
As Wnlkor has enormous Umber
holdings in Northeastern California,
and as ho recently bought tho place
called "Mountain Meadow," near
Coopor Vnlo, Lnseon county, incit
ing tho Frocdonla Pass, probably the
only avallnblo outrnnco to tho Sacra
mento vnlloy from tho north for a
now line, his statements nro gUoa.
"much credence. It is known that ha
is n closo friend pf Hill, nnd Jbat be
has boon associated with him 1
many business vontures.
Wnlkor said: "I had a talk with
Mr. Hill some timo ago, nnd ho told
mo thnt ho did not consldor a lino
to tho north from San Francisco
would bo n great advantage taken
by Itself, but that his mind wns rath
er to oxtend tho Burlington to San
Francisco, coming from tho northern
part of tho stato nnd tho Sacramonta
vnlloy.
"When tho timo comes the Bur
lington will bo extended to tho coast.
Tho Oregon Trunk lino will be built
to n connection with this through
lino in tho northeastern part of Cal
ifornia. This will glvo nnothor Una
to tho north, and n moro direct route
to Eastern Washington, Northern
Idaho and Montana. It Is also likely
that nnothor feeder will bo built
south through tho San Joaquin,
"But tho most Important part ot
tho wholo plan Is tho extension of
tho Burlington to tho coast, which
has bcon so long talked of. This
will glvo a dlreot outlet for tho
timber in tho northorn part of tho
stato to tho cantrnl and enstorn part
of tho country, whero the market
Is."
Ho said today, however, that his
purchaso of tho pass did not mean
thnt ho had cornered tho situation.
Ho snld that ho wants u railroad to
carry out his timber, nnd ho would
not interfere with any lino doslrlng
to build through tho pass.
REOPENING OF THE
WILLAMETTE SAN1TARMM
It will bo ploaslng nows to the
many friends of the Wlllamotto Sana
torium to lenrn that tho Institution
which has been closed for tho past
month for repairs Is ready to rocelvo
patients again. Tho building and
furnishings havo been thoroughly
renovated. Mrs. E. T. Adair has tak
en tho position ns matron and Miss
Luther of Denver, Colo., who baa
had a wldo exporienco In tho larga
hospitals of tho oust, has been no
cured as hoad nurse. 1
Undor tho new nnd favorahlo con
ditions wo predict a continuance of
tho gouorous patronage which tho in
stitution has always onjoyed.
Tho Sanatorium will bo run as a
general hospital and will bo open
to all physicians.
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Tho Best Results
Aro obtained by buying FolKorfl
Golden Gate Coffee wholo roast
and grinding it at homo, just be
fore using