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SALEM, OHKGOX, THU11SDAY, OOTOIlKIl 14, 1000.
NO. 233.
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SPAIN IN
IES0F
REVOLUTION
mnuc
Public Greatly Exorcised ver
Execution of Prof. Ferrer
by Order of King
Alfonso.
KING ALSO ANGRY
IS HOKIUFJKI) AX STOKM OF PHO
TEST AND HEPIHMANDS MIX
ISTEHS IHTTEHLY FOIt ADVIS
ING EXECUTION, HUT DECLINES
TO ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS.
Madrid, via Hcndayc, Oct, 14.
'With many leading papers predict
ing revolution and King AlfotiBO
storming nt the cablnot for adviBlng
him to pormlt tho execution of Prof.
Ferrer; with tho pooplo arou i al
most to a mob frenzy and all 1 rope
aghast, Spain today Is confi nto.d
with tho most critical situation s 'J.
long list of national troublus" inh't
havo been threatening for Mil hiHt
year to disrupt tho natlqn.
Tho king is horrified at !'' f.torm
of -protest that has followed tho oxu
outlon of Ferrer yesterday. It Is
understood that ho bitterly rajrJ
mdhded his ministers for having de
vised blm to permit It. , Ills advisors
had kept him Ignorant of the true
situation and ho had no idea c I IV
sontlmont throughout Europe.
It Is understood that the cabinet
officers offered to resign, but tho kl.ir
rofUBcd t oacccpt the resignation
demanding that tho ministers rot i'
tholr portfolios.
Tho nows of tho attempt of tho
great mob in Paris to .attack the
Spanish ombassy was a great shok
to tho king. Tho fury with which the
news was received by the populace
horo and tho rigid methods made nec
essary throughout tho country to pre
sorvo order havo given Alfonso
ground for fear.
Tho threats upon tho lives of the
roynl infants and tho lives of tho
ministry in caso tho sentence against
Ferrer was carrlod out, are- recalled
now with greatest anxiety. Guards
havo been doubled nnd orders havo
been given for tho utmost measures
of protection fo rtlio roynl Infants,
Tho threats against their lives stated
that they would bo slain within six
months. Tho naturo of this threat
means that tho anxiety of the king
and queen is not to bo of short du
ration. Paris, Oct. 14. Aroused and bit
ter ovor tho execution of Prof. Fran
cisco Forror at Barcelona yesterday,
tho Fronch radicals aro determined
to goad tho Spaniards Jnto open revo
lution against tho Spanish throno.
Mass meetings will bo held in
ovory section of Franco Sunday.
Tho pdljco aro preparing to pre
vent vlolonco as i! oxpectod that
tho leaders will inclto tho populace
to further rlotng.
President FoJlierrcs passed tho day
at tho Juviiu aviation meet under
heavy gup.'d. Tho dirigible balloon
"Espamr," which has just been sold
to Sjictln, was scheduled to mako Its
STATEHOOD
DEPENDS ON
CONSTITUTION
Politics Also Thought to Figure
Prominently in Question
of Admission of Ari
zona to Union.
(Continued on Page 5.)
HITCHCOCK SILENT
TIGERS WIN
FROM THE
PIRATES
Teams Are Now Tied for the
World's Championship
, in the National Game
of Baseball.
GAME WAS EXCITING
stop of tho Tigers wns also ono ofitho
bright and sclntlllatlug Btars of the
game. Ho was ovorywhoro at tho
right moment nnd tlmo nnd time
ngaln brought tho crowd to its feet
by his circus stops.
Tho closo of tho gamo wns accom
milled by a tromondous doinonstrn
tlon by tho Dotrolt fatiB, who aro look
Ing for oven money that Dotrolt will
wlu tho chnmplonshlp.
POSTMASTEH GENEHAL, HOW
EVEH, 18 MAKING QUIET HUT
EFFECTIVE INVESTIGATION
INTO THE POLITICAL STATUS
OF AFFAIHS.
Grand Canyon, Ariz., Oct. 14
Postmaster General Hitchcock, who
Is traveling with President Tnft
through Arizona, has been In tho ter
ritory for four days and tho politi
cians of both parties aro In a fovor
of speculation over tho why nnd
wherefore.
In company with Delognto Camer
on nnd two or threo others, tho post
master gcnernl has ridden horsoback
from town to town nnd It is bollovod
by ninny thnt ho is on a tour of In
vestigation that will dccldo tho stato
hood question.
If tho postmaster general finds
MUMilN'S WOHIC IN BOX FOH
PITTSHUHG WAS PARTLY UK
SPONSIBLE FOIt THE HESIJLT.
LITTLE SHOItTSTOP FOIt TIG
KItS IS FEATURE OF GAME.
(Continued on pago 8.)
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A Great Cloak and Suit Sale!
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Z 500 Cloaks and Suits fought at 50 cents on the dollar now thrown out on the counters for ;;
T mil-! cnlllnrr Ao liown rrni liwi rimirnc- ffnivx mii Unwnr In Man Virl 4n roll niilto If iiia
m MUIUIN OUIIIII&I U IIUVO (iUl IIIOll UOIIVII3 IIUMI UUf UUJfUl III I1UH I Ul l IU Ot.ll OUIIO II VYU II
make only 50 cents to $1,00 on each garment, We sold fifty garments on Monday and ;;
at $1,00 profit you see we are doing well. Remember they are this season's Newest Gar- ;;
ments,
Vour dollar has double buy
ing value nt Chlcugo Store
Cloaks
and Suits
Now going at about half
tholr regular value. The
suits wo aro offorlng aro
NOT OLD and shop worn.
They aro like tho cut horo
represented, all now up-to-dato,
fashlonablo garments,
made of tho newest mater
ials; man-tailored and silk
lined, and highly finished
throughout.
Ladles' $7.50 Coats
Now $3.75
Ladies' $12.50 Coats
Now $6.75
Ladles' $18.00- Coats
Now $9.90
Ladles' $18.00 Suits
Now $10.50
Ladies' $22.50 Suits
Now $12.50
Ladles' $25.00 Suits
Now $14.90
Wonderful Values
in
Millinery
You will do your
self and your
pocket book an
Injustice it you
mod bats ostrich
Hats, O s t r I o h
Plumes, Fancy
"Wings, etc., else
whero before you
look through our stock and get our prices. Wo
nro doing tho greatest Millinery business we over
dM in tho history of our store. You cannot fool
me people; tney know values when . they
them.
see
91.SO Stylish Trimmed Hats, uhv $2..10
$5.00 Stylli.li Trimmed Hat, now
$2.00
SALEM
J Dress Goods
and Silk House
Never offered before such values In theso goods.
We show tho most complete stock of fashionable
Dress Goods and Silks In the Willamette valley,
and we havethe goods here to back this statement
up all the time.
$1.25 Moire Silks, all colors, yard. 83c
85c Fine AVool Dress Goods, new, yard -10c
Wo are Salem agents for the
Celebrated
Nemo
Corsets
Tho greatest corset on the mar
ket for Style, Comfort and
Beauty. We earry all the num
bers and we sell them at the
same price you have to pay In
Chicago or New York.
We show tho great
est stock of Men's
Women's and Chil
dren's Hosiery in
Salem.
CHICAGO STORE
SALEM, OREGON
The Store That Saves You Money
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We"re offering great
values In
.MEN'S AND HOYS
CLOTHING
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Pitsburg, Oct. 14. Tho Dotrolt
Tigers and tho Pittsburg Plratoa
aro now coming down tho home
stretch In tho finish of tho rooBt sen
sational world's basoball champion
ship raco in tho history of tho na
tional gamo.
Dotrolt winning todcy's gamo by
n scoro of 5 to 4, the Tlgors nnd
Buccaneers nro now running neck
iiud neck, ench team having won
trYoo games.
Tho docldlng gamo will bo pliyud
pj Dotrolt Saturday evening.
Qcorgxi Mullln ws In tho bor for
Pittsburg, nnd thorobr hnngs a lalo.
After tho Wright Toothers' oxhl-
Hon to which th" iijuMntors mcu
tPrtod by tho big I'lieh1!' In tho It
ilia! session, when th'xi Duccnn .14
cro.'M'i. tho pliti, Miiul't wno ;.r;i
1! t'l.v Invlnclblo 'intll ' e nlnt.i In
n..y, with the iniith and Itst
; ; PI '..: glided safe'y i 1 tho pit.
Mnungor Clarke used threo pitch
ers In an effort to stem tho ttdo of
defeat, but tho thirsty, solf-cond-dent
Tlgors woro not to bo donlod.
They put up ono of tho host defon
slvo and offensive games ovor wit
nessed on a diamond.
Evun In tho faco of overwhelming
odds In tho ninth Inning, whon T.
Jones, their plucky first baseman,
was knocked out, by a collision with
Wilson, nnd a Plrnto had scamporod
ovor tho pinto, with two mon on
hascs and uono out, tho gamo Do
trolt hunch nover wnvored.
Whilo Jones was being carrlod to
tho club houso Manager Jennings
called his men around him and gavo
thorn a talk, which scorned to put
renowod determination In his play
ers, for thoy buckled right dqwn to
hard work and held tho Plrato ag
gregation for tho rest' of tho Inning.
It was In this session that oven tho
stoutost heart In thb Dotrolt con
tingent of tho enthusiastic fans
quailed, for who over heard of tho
Hinoky City aggregation getting two
man on bases, with nono out, and
then falling to bring over tho needed
run? Hut tho Pirates did not faco
n Ooorgo Mullln overy doy, whllo
thoy were winning tho National
league championship.
The rooters were almost willing to
hand tho world's championship to the
buccaneers in the final session when
nftor Miller and Absteln had singled,
Miller scored nnd Abstain went lo
third on Wilson's safi bunt. It
lookod as though nothing could stop
a Garrison finish for which tho PI
ratoo crew Is famed, nut it woh nor
to bo for big George Mullln was to bo
rpekonod with. This plucky twlrler,
who always Is at his best when under
flr, took a notch In his bolt and
gilnned. Things loosened up a trifle
for him when ho made Qibson seud a
) roller to Crawford, who had relieved
T. Jones nt first, and big Sam caught
Abstoln, who trjed to mako homo on
U. play. When Attotlcclchlo went
into bat for Phllllppl and fanned and
Wilson wont out. Schmidt to Molar
ity, In trying to steal third, tho agony
was ovor. and Detroit had another
(banco to figure In the larger sharo
of tho proceeds of tho first four
gamos.
Whon tho last Plrato was out Mul-
1 deservedly received an ovation,
and he had to make a dash for the
rlubhouso in order to escapo from
tho hands of enthusiastic fans
Hush, the dlmunltlve little short-
Dotrolt, Oct. 14. Tho Detroit Tlg
ors and tho Pittsburg Pirates, who
nro putting up a remnrkablo raco for
tho world's basoball chnmplonshlp,
nrrlvcd hero this morning and nro
In flno fattlo for tho Btxth amo of
tho series, which will bo decided at
Bonnott field this afternoon. Tho
gamo wll htnrt promptly at 2 o'clock-
(central tlmo, noon Pacific tlmo).
Tho .standing of tho two clubs to
day Is:
Clubs W. L. Pc.
Pittsburg 3 2 .600
Dotrolt 2 4 .400
If tho Pirates win this afternoon's
gnmo thoy will bo hailed as tho world
baseball champions of 1009 nnd tho
pcrccntnga of tho :wo teams will bo
as follews:
Clubs W. L. Pc.
Pittsburg 4 2 .007
Dotrolt 2 4 .333
On tho other hand, if Dotrolt wins
tho two teams will bo tied In tho
rnco and their standing will bo as
follews:
Clubs W. L. Pc.
Pittsburg 3 3 .500
Dotrolt 3 3 .500
Today's gamo moans much to tho
two aggregations and it cortaln to
bo closely contested.
If Pittsburg wins today's gamo tho
National Leaguers will walk away
with tho world's championship and
with GO per cent of tho receipts in
CHICAGO
ROBBER IS
IDENTIFIED
He Proves to Have Been a
Former Prominent Attor
ney of Los Angeles,
California.
among tho Tigers. Ilowovor, If tho
Tlgors win it will glvo tho man equal
chanco with tho buccancors to divide
tho big end of tho receipts.
With so much dopondlng on todny'a
gamo it is very probablo that Mana
gor Jennings wll sond In big George
Mullln In tho hopo that h owlll re
peat his victory of Tuesday whon ho
lot tho Pirates down without n run.
In caso Mullln should not bo right ho
will havo "Wild Bill" Donovan In ro
sorvo. Manager Clnrko most probably will
depend either on Camnltz or Mnddox
to pitch his club to victory.
IDENTITY CONFIRMED
SINGLE-HANDED HOLD-UP OK A
HANK IN IHtOAI) DAYLIGHT
WAS ONE OP BOLDEST IN IUS
TOHY PHESENCK OP SI1ND OF
CA8HIEK SAVES THE CASH.
DNiTiD rnrss tjcabid vtibh.J
Chicago, Oct. 14. Tho robber
who committed sulcldo whon cor
nered by tho pollco yesterday, altsc
ho had robbed tho D. M. Ersklno sav
ings bank of -$500, nnd who wu
wounded by Marshal Sheohan dur
ing tho pursuit, was IdontlHod. today
ns Lamar II. Harris, on attorney at
l.os Angeles, Cal by tho police of
Highland Park, whoro tho daring
robbory occurred.
Harris fled from Los Angolcs bct
01 nl weeks ago, after gottlng Into
money troubles.
Cashier Duffy, whose quick actios
In closing tho vaults of tho instltu-
Uon, because he suspected that Har-
whlch the players share, nnd 40 perl ffH,vt nRmng t0 rob tht bn
cent of this amount will bn dlvfiloil i... . it ?:. .... .... ..
VIGILANT
WATCHMAN
ARRESTED
Most Useful Dog in Salem Is
Placed Under Arrest on
the Complaint of a
Local Man.
A long-expected occurronco has at
Inst conio to pas?, "nob," tho wall
known Salem stroot car watch dog
and gonornl enro-tnkor of tho P. R.
L. & P. Co's proporty. was arrested
this morning on tho complaint of a
Salem citizen.
Theru was a little misunderstand
ing between tho dog and tho man.
and as tho dog was unable to toll
his sldo of the case, ho wont to Jail.
His many friends, however, weno
soon busy and had tho monoy to bail
hi in out nnd buy his license. Tho
fund, which was raised by tho car
hoys to release tho dog, was helped
out by contributions from Dee Gib
son, chief of pollqo; Al. Poland,
night peliceman: L. J, Klun and Dr.
Fisher. "Bob" has more frlonds In
town than any dog, and is a faith
ful watchman of tho company's
property. Next tlmo whon a contri
bution Is needed for "Dob" como to
Tho Journal office.
told tho story of tho bold hold-up.
IIo snld:
"Tho mnn first enmo Into the bank
and inquired about a Mr. Williams.
I snld that tho only Mr. Williams I
knew wns at Llbortyvllle. Ho
thanked me and walked away. This
was In tho forenoon.
"Shortly nftor 2 o'clock he re
lumed In an automobile, and en
torcd tho bank. His companion re
mained outsldo. As ho approached
tho counter I nsked blm If he had
found the mnn ho was looking for,
Int ho said not. Harris then walked
b'ick to tho street and talked to the
chauffeur. His actions aroused ay
suspicions, nnd I took nil of my
money trays nnd locked them In the
vnult.
"As I entered my cage ho pulled
nit a revolver nnd mado me call
MlbR Fitzgerald nnd Richards Into
mv coge. When wo woro together
ho helped himself to nil tho money
In sight, which ho stuff od into his
pockets.
" lf pny of you try to follow me.
I'll kill you,' ho said, and ho backed
out of tho door. When ho was out
sldo I telephoned to tho marshal."
When tho robobr reached the ma
chine, Schwab had allowed tho en
I. ties to stop, nnd they could not be
started quickly. As a result Mar-,
r) al Sheehnn wns enabled to reach
M10 street and bogln tho pursuit be
fore tho robber could mako his es
cape The stranger started to run, but
was followed by Sheohan and a
crowd of excited persons. Both mea
fired (1 number of shots nt oach oth
er, nnd tho robber wns struck over
tho heart by n bullet fired by the
official. IIo staggered slightly, thea
deliberately ended his llfo with the
Ir.st remaining shell in his rovolver.
Hud WntcnnoJoit Feast.
Cottage Grove, Or., Oct. 14. A
big feast on luscious watormolons
was the unique treat given tho mom
bora of tho local 0. A. It. post at
the regular meeting on Saturday
night with fruit grown upon the
land of George W Mclteynolds,
Conflrniod Prom Lot AngnJna.
Los Angeles, Oct. 14. That the
i-nldentlfled man who robbed tho
savings bnnk of D. M. Erskine &
Company, at Hlghlnud Park, !1U
and ended his own lifo when sur
rounded by a pursuing posse, wan
1-nmnr 11. Harris, of Los Angeles, Is
the unanimous opinion of Harris
friends and former business asso
ciates In this city.
When shown tho telegraphed de
scription of tho dead bandit, Otenn
Hehmyor, Harris' former law part
ner, declared that thoro tould bo lit
tle doubt that Harris and tho robber
m-ro the snmo man.
Attorney William Freeman, Har
ris' successor In tho Behmyer ofRce.
today Identified the scars on tk
(Continued on page C.)