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Newspaper Page Textmrjf QlI) Hail 1 l laumal VOL. XIX SALEM, OltEGON, W KDXESDAY, OCTOUEIt 1, 1000. NO. 233. m"3IVPr?rTUJjMYIff hgWB glLUlUail" M jjMj. V' f-i H - PEARY'S CHARGES ARE STALE Relics on Statement He Claims Was Made to Him by Es kimos All the Evi dence Hearsay. HE HAS NO BACKING AHKH PUBLIC TO BELIEVE THAT ESKIMOS TOLD HIM CEUTAIN THINGS AGAINST COOK, HUT HAS NOT A WOHI) OF ACTUAL I'JIOOK HACK OF STATEMENT. (United rrtu Uar) Wire. Clovolnnd, 0., Oct. 13. Dr. Fred erick A. Cook, tho Brooklyn explor er, today mndo a liot rolort to Com mander Robert E. Peary's published charges to tho effect that Dr. Cook did not reach tho north polo. Commandor Peary's charges form a stntemont to tho public, which was signed by himself and four other membors of his- party, and declaro that Dr. Cook's Eskimo boys, I-Took-n-Slioo and Anclnh, admitted to thorn that tho Brooklyn explorer did not reach tho polo, and that his farth est point north was Capo ThomaB Hubbard In lattitudo 81 degrees, Dr. Cook declared today that tho Eskimos had boon Instructed not to toll Commander Peary of his trip over tho polar seas, and that thoy had kept tholr word. Regarding" Commander Peary's i map. prepared from the statements of tho Eskimos, Dr. Cook said: I "Harry Whitney, iho IiIp cntnoi huntor, has said that Ht his talk the Eskimos did not understand the questions asked thorn by Command or Peary. Neither did they under stand tho map, and their ropllos novo boon twisted to Biich a porvort cd lnterost." Dr. Cook declared that ho would not ontor Into any nrgunwnt, but would bring tho Eskimos to New York nt his own oxponso. In this connection ho said: "Thoy will prove, as did Whit ney, nil that I havo said." Tho Brooklyn exploror added that tho complete records of his trip woro In tho hands of tho Unlvorslty of Copenhagen, and thnt as soon as thoy wero passed upon thoy would bo placed In tho hands of the entire sclontlflc world for a decision. Ho also declared that ho would bring his cached Instruments to civ ilization next Juno, when the ico would nllow his sondlng for Viem. and that these would bo submitted as furthor proof of his claims. LOSS OF LIFE CANNOT BE ESTIMATED SENOR ESTRADA IS ELECTED GOVERNOR united rnnss Muscn vrtnn.l Colon, Oct 13. Revolutionists havo overthrown President Joso San tos Zolaya, of Nicaragua, and John Estrada, governor of tho department of Zolaya, has been proclaimed pro visional prcsidont. , Tho capturo of tho government was mndo without a shot being fired, and no furthor trouble Is looked for, as it Is known thnt tho Interior of tho country will support tho nowly formed government. Zolnya Is nt Capo Ornlns, and it is reported that ho will not make an attempt to Intorforo with tho new regime. Americans in tho country are de lighted ovor tho overthrow of the Zolayan government, as In many ways his tactics woro obstructive to tho dovolopmonts of tho nations re bo u ... 1 Whole of Florida Peninsula Was Swept by the Stornr With Terrific Loss of Life and property. THOUSANDS KILLED PITTSBURG WINS FIFTH OF SERIE S Plays Double Out and Comes In a Winner of Fifth Game ' by the Score of Eight to Four. CONDITION SUCH THAT NO ES TIMATE CAN HE .MADE OF THE DEAD UNTIL THE GItOUNI) HAS BEEN THOROUGHLY GONE OVER AXI) INSPECTED. (UNITED rilESS tfeARED WIKE.l New Orleans, Oct. 13. An appeal for aid for the cltizons ot Koy West was Issued today by Mayor Fogarty. Ho said that practically every homo in the city tui boon Hither dmn! ibhed or gro.t dnmiige.l by tho hurrlcnne, and thut those 'v lo ntUI had their hon.os ;prc -cr..ol utile to caro for tlwl fumlU.'s. ' Starvation ihrontoai the city-, tho mayor says. Work Is . sufpiinde.l' and the chants nt earning a live' hood for thosi dueni!c:it on daily wages is gone, ns i' i f-.torles woro wrecked, and In, its Is nt n Mnnd-stlll. One riioubjtil l)imneci. Now Orleans, Oct. 13. Accord- (Continued on pngo 8.) A Great Cloak and Suit Sale!! CHANGES ARE 2 TO I MUST WIN ONE OUT OF THREE TO CARRY OFF BANNER BRIL MANT PLAYING AND TREMEN DOUS CROWDS WERE FE-VTURE OF THE IHQ MEET TODAY. jc f $ )f FINAL SCORE. $ $ Pittsburg 8 10 2 Detroit 4 6 1 c )t )t ) I 500 Cloaks and Suits bought at 50 cents on the dollar now thrown out on the counters for K"oro cKffi niiisils onlllm-r M n Itmin rrnl Inpfrimlinnp ffnm nur Imiwai m Mam Vrvrl in coll enUc If 1110 T ri,. i. ..n.. ,.. ,, lUloi otiilllfti vvu nav.u ftui iiiou uuuuiio iiuiu uui uurui in muw ivirw iv ai.ii ouuo 11 vu m make only 50 cents to $1.00 on each garment. We sold fifty garments on Monday and X 'at $1.00 profit you see we are doing well. Remember they are this season's Newest Gar- W ments. UNITED rKESS IXABED WIM.J Pittsburg, Oct. 13. A biting wind greeted tho Dotrolt Tlgoro and tho Pittsburg Pirates, tho contending teams for tho world's baseball cham pionship, upon their nrrival hero to day for tho fifth gamp of tho sorlcs. Tho cold wind mndo Focbos field dry and fast, and a great contest I oxpectod when tho umpiro cnlls tho teams to action this afternoon. "Rabo" Adnms Is Bchodulod to do tho honvlng for tho Pirates whllo Maffagdr Jennings will depend on "Wild 11111" Donovan to ropoat his Mttory of Inht Saturday, v.hon ho had tho heavy hitting buccaneer complotoly at his mercy. When tho Dotrolt Ticors and tho Pittsburg Pirates lined up for tho i fifth gamo of tho world's champion IB i tiJWt'-teWL ' AtA mm m I mm M Jll Your ilollur has double buy ing value tit Chicago Store Cloaks and Suits Now going at about half their regular value. Tho suits wo aro offering are NOT OLD nud shop worn, They aro llko tho cut hero reprosontod, all now up-to-date, fashionable garmonts, made of tho newest mater ials; man-tailored and silk lined, and highly finished throughout. Ladles' ?7.50 Coats Now 13.75 Ladles' 12.50 Coats Now 6.75 Ladles' $18.00 Coats Now 19.90 Ladles' J18.00 Suits Now $10.50 Ladles' $22.50 Suits Now ?12.50 Ladles' $25.00 Suits Now $14.90 Wonderful Values in inery You will do your solf and your pocket book an Injustice it you mod hats ostrich Hats, Ostrich Plumes, Fanoy Wings, eto., else where before you look through our stook and get our prices. Wo ore doing tho groajtest Millinery business we over did in tho history of our store. You cannot fool the people; they know values when thoy see them. $l.ftO Ht)lili Trimmed Hut, now. . 3.00 Stylish Trimmed Hutu, now. .S2.S0 .1)0 SALEM i Dress Goods . and Silk House Never offeroi before such values in these goods. We show the most complete stock of fashionable Dresa Goods and Silks in the Willamette valley, and we havethe goods here to. baok this statement up all the time. 91.23 Moire Silks, nil colors, yard 83c 85c Fine Wool )res Goods, .nw, -yard 49c Wo are Salem agents or Die Celebrated , Nemo Corsets Tho greatest corset on the mar ket for Style, Comfort and Beauty. We carry all the num bers and we sell them at the same price you have to pay in Chicago or New York. 1 ft j i W x ijr Ail llyy-"' sopranos , We show the great est stock of Men's Women's and Cnil dren's Hosiery in Salem CHICAGO STORE SALEM, OREGON The Store That Saves You Money We're offering groat values in MEN'S AND IJOVS CLOTHING ttf-r4mff91&4C-f04-Cg-ft- TIif lulling order follows Dotrolt D. Jonos, If; Hush, ss; Cobb, rf; Crawford cf; Dulehunty 2b, Morlnrlty, 3b; Stanago, o; Sum mers, p; T. Jones, lb. Pittsburg Uyrno, 3b; Leach, cf; Clarke, If; Wagner, ss; .Miller, 2b; Abstoln, lb; Wilson, rf; Gibson, c; Adams, p. Umpires O'Loughlln and John stono. Ghiiip by Jiinlngu. First, Dotrolt Davy Jones opened tho gamo by pounding tho ball into the contor field bloauhors for n homo run; Leach jumped high, but missed Wv- ball by a foot; Hush walkod; Cobb filed to Loach; Crawford sin gled to loft; Dolohanty struck out; Crawford stolo second; Morlnrlty popped to Abstoln, One run, two hits, no errors. First. Pittsburg Hyrno singled to center; Loach beat out a bunt; Clarke sarlflcod, Stranago to T. Jones; Wag nor .walked, filling tho basest Miller fannod; Abstoln walke, f.nlii.; in nyrne; Wilson ia u -1 One 'nil. tuo hits, no errors. Serond Dotrolt Manager Jennings ailed Stanago to the bench and In structed him how to handlo Sum mers. T. Jones filed to Wilson; Stan age fannod, and Summers did llko who. No runs, no. hits, no errors. Second, Pittsburg Gibson singled to loft, Adams sacrificed, Summers to T. Jones; Byrne went out, Dele hunty to T. Jones; Gibson scored on a wild pitch; Leach filed to Craw ford One run, ono hit. no errors. Third. Detroit Jones filed to L'-K-h, Bush fanned; Byrne throw Cobb out at first base. No runs, no hits, no errors. Third, Pittsburg Clarke walked: Wagner singled, Clarke going to Milrd; Miller went out. Bush to T Jones, scoring Clarke; Absteln went out. Moriarlty lo T. Jonos v Wilson went out. Bush to T. Jones. One run, one hit, no errors. Fourth, Detroit Crawford went out. Wagner to Absteln; Delehanty ' mned for the Eecona'tlino. making ihe fifth Tiger struck out by Adams; Miller threw Moriarlty out at first. ! No runs, no hits, no errors. Fourth. Pittsburg Gibson went out, Moriarlty to T. Jones; Adams fl fouled to Stanage; Byrne filed to Iiaty Jones. No runs, no hits, no errors. Fifth, Detroit T. Jones doubled to left, Stanago fanned, and Summers alio fanned; Davy Jones filed to Clarke. No runs, one hit. no errors. Fifth, Pittsburg Davy Jones caught Loach's fly; Clarke bunted safely and stolo second; Wagner went out. Bush to T. Jones; Miller wont out, Moriarlty to T. Jones. No runs, one hit, no errors. Sixth, Dotrolt Bush fanned; Cobb singled ovor secend: Crawford doub led to left, scoring Cobb; Wagner made a wild throw of Delebanty'a grc under, scoring Crawford. Moriar it yflled to Clarke, T Jones fouled to Absteln. Two runs, two hits, ono error. Sixth .Plttsburg-rAbstoln flloU to Bush; Wilson was put n. u. trrst by T. Jones, unassisted; Ulbnm out, Bush to T. Jones. No ram, nu hlti, no errors. Sovonth, Dotrolt Mclntyro was sent to bat In tho place of Stanage; ho wont out to Abstoln, unassisted; Summers wont out tho oamo way; Byrne threw Davy Jones out at first. No runB, no hits, no errors. Sovonth, Pittsburg Schmidt is now catching for Dotrolt, having re placed Stanngo; Adams fanned: Byrne singled to loft; Loach singled to left; Clarke sont a homo run Into tho center field blenchors. clearing the bases. As Manager Clnrko pal- lereu over inc pan- no received an ovation and it was with difficulty that tho police rcstratnod tne crowd from pouring on tho flold. It was soveral minutes bcroro tho gnmo could proceed. Summora hit Wagner In tho back; Davy Jonos caught Mil ler's fly; Wngnor stolo Bocond and thon stolo third; tho Dutchman scored on Schmidt's high throw In an effort to catch him at third; Ab stoln fannod. Four runs, threo hits, ono orror. Eighth, Dotrold Bush fllod to Leach. Adams throw out Cobb at first. Crawford slammed a homo run Into center flold. Loach it back so hard In an effort to got tho ball that ho knocked a board out out of tho bleachers and foil among the spectators. Delhanty went out Byrno to Absteln. Ono run, ono hit, no orrors. Eighth, Pittsburg Wilson sent n two-boggor Into right flold and Gib son followed with n single, Bonding Wilson homo. Wlllots succoodod Summers In tho box. Adams popped to T. Jones. Gibson stolo second, Schmidt throwing tho bnll to conter flold. Byrne fanned. Gibson wns caught stwllng third, ihmldt to Morlnrlty. Ono run, two hits, no or rors. Ninth. Dotrolt Moriarlty fouled to Byrno. Wngnor dropped Jonos' My. Jones stolo second. Schmidt wont out Wagnor to Absteln. T. Jones wont to third. Mullln battod for Wlllots. Mullln went out to Ab stoln unassisted. No runs, no hits, ono orror. Ninth, Pittsburg Unplnyed. FRIENDLY SCUFFLE COST BOTH LIVES Portland, Ore, Oct. 13. Tho bodlos of H. C. Colomnu and O. Cobb wero brought to this city to day, following n peculiar accldont which cost them tholr lives last night nenr hero. Tho men. who woro brukemon on lho North Bnnk railroad, bogan scuf fling on tho top of n moving frolght enr, whllo tho train was running bo twoon Beatty and Vancouver Junc tion. In sonjo way both men foil from tho car bononth tho whcols of uio train, nnd both woro cut to phccs. Other brnkomon, who nttomptcd to savo Colomand and Cobb, declared that tho mon woro engaged In a friendly tusslo. chance" TO HELP NEEDY BALLINBER WILL KNOCK SENTIMENT Wild Things John Muir Talked About Having Home in Mountain Valley Are Out of It. BUSINESSES FIRST 11? HUMANITY NKEDS GOOD DHINK1NG WATElt THE 111111)8. 1JEABTS AND JOHN MUIIt WILTi HAVE TO HUNT NEW OPPOIl TUN1TJES rOK SYMPATHY. r.Niirn rr.ras lkabid wina. Snn Francisco, Oct. 13. The city administration hns practically de cided upon a bond Issuo of $40,000, 000 for tho full development of th Lnko Etennor-Hctch llotchy water system. This step was dotormlned nrur an extended conforonco of city oUtclnln yesterday, In tho offlco ot Mayor Taylor. Tho action follows tho conference of Mayor Taylor with Secretary Bal llnger, when, It Is said, tho secretary "isim-d tho mayor that as long as tho city of Sah Francisco adherod to tho terms of tho Garfield grant, and dovoted Its attention 1o tho Lnko Eleanor featuro of tho project. It had absolutely nothing to fear from him. Mnyor Taylor Intorprotcd this alleged declaration of 8ccrotnry Bat linger as an Invitation to go uhcad with tho work. Ab jho voters havo already Je. clarod for tho Hotch Hotchy and Lake Eleanor propositions, it ro mnlns Tor them to nuthorlzo the bonds. Tho only othor phnso of tho prop osition now ponding Is tho clause ot tho Garfield amendment, under which tho question must ho laid te foiv tho votors. Loosen Your Purse String, Have a Good Time, and Support a Worthy Cause. Ilalllngor Follows Mulr. Yosomlte, Cnl Oct. 13 Secre tary of tho Interior Bnlllncnr ittnrf- cd today for tho Hotch Hotchy una Lnko Eleanor districts, for the pnr poso of viewing tho proposod rvscr volr sites for n Bun Frnnclsco mu nicipal wntor supply system. Included in tho party which no. companled him wns George Otis Smith, director of tho United State geological survey, who will amlllnr Ixo tho soorotory with tho geologic al formation In tho vicinity or tho projected dams. Major Forsytho, superintendent ot tho park, porxonnlly hns clmrgo of the party, and will guldo them on their tour of Inspection. JAILS ARE BIDDING FOR PATRONAGE Tho charity ball, which will be given in Salem on tho night of Oc tober 29, under tho auspices of tho unaics- lienor society or Salem, should bo mndo tho ovont of season. It Is for a worthy cause, nnd de serves the support of all.- Tho on- tiro proceous of this ball will bo de voted to charitable work this wlntor. At present tho ladies of this society aro actually In dobt, having paid out more for tho help of noedy people than thoy havo In their troaury. Tho bail will bo hold In tho Audi torium Rink, which will bo beauti fully decorated for tho occasion. Tickets will be $1.00 each and lunch will bo served at 26 con Is a plate. Excellent music will bo furnished, and for Hioro who do not care to dance tableo will bo furnished to piny cards. Tho relief society has asked for subscriptions through tho press or this city, and to dato has received about a dollar, which does not go far toward tho support of a helpless fumily. This ball will af ford nn excellent opportunity to donate a little money to charity and at the samo tlmo spend a very pleas ant evening. Jiemenibor tho date and help make this a success. o Mr. It. H. Weber, commissioner of tho Stato Board of Horticulture of tho fourth district da was In Salem to- tUNlTBJl VBEHS UUBBU WIIUS.J Spokane. Wash.. Oct. 13. A rnsh to gain ndmlttnnco to ono of tho city Jnils In tho Inland Emplro is oxpect od ns n result of tho luxurlos which nro today being lavished upon the occupnutH of thoso institutions ot detention. Pollco Commissioner Armstrong; of Spoknno, recently ordered toilet soap, safoty rniors, hlchor class food, turklsh towels and soniMvcek--ly bnths for the nrlsonora of ih city bastllo. Now comes tho Itltzvlllo authori ties with tho announcement that be causo of fulling health, Moses It. Clarke is to havo dally automobile rides. Clarke had been an Inmate of tho county Jail slnco Fobruary last. According to plans, Dr. Hew itt, tho county health otllcor, is to wko aiarko with him on "Joy rides" nto th ecountry, to glvo tho prisoner uiu uuueiu or mo country air. Clarke was convicted by a Jury ot murdor In tho second dogreo, and la under sentence to tho pbnltontlary. Thi case was appealed to the sn promo court, and. ponding n de cision, Clnrke is In tho custody ot tho sheriff. TAFT HAS GOOD TIME IN ARIZONA- Yuma, Arli., Oct. 13. Aftor rid ing through tho Colorado dosert all night. Presldont Tnft reached Yuma at 0:15 a. m. Governor Clonn and his staff met the presldont here, aid tholr private car was hitched to tho truln ror the run through tho territory. During the day tho nresldont will speak nt Maricopa, Tompe, Phoenix. wicKonuurg. KirKlnnd. Prescott and Ah ford. Most of tho stops will be an hour or less, and lho proeldeat will tako all his meals on tho train. Thursday. Mr Taft will vlntt tk Grand Canyon of tho Colorado.