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THURSDAY OG00BER 8 1908 SALT LAKE CITY OT I3O EIG qjIl EpS
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Sw Greatest Contest in History of1
Baseball Sees McGraws
Giants Defeated
< t CROWDS BIGGEST EVER SEEN
srHundreds ofThousands AllWith
Horns Make Gotham Hbwl
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out and iHprzogj was caught brt firs
by Chtinco lonPKllngs throw A doubl
playDoiUIn
DoiUIn doubled to right scoring Ten
ncy Chance rclalmes tho hit vva a ton
but TJmplre Johnstons dittered will
him
SECpND INNINGS
Aicond Inning Chicago Clmnr
singled Up right but wis caught nap
rping r ° < t first iMathewson fd Tonney
Chance prdtestodS while tho orowi
iU6ocdCJwnco < contlnueaUoprotest am
vvas putout of v tho1 gamo ands orderct
oftitho rfleld r
pufofT thoeoachlngllno
New York SlcCoriiilck filed
Schulto Brldwell went out tho
ay Mathcwson out Tinker to Chance
A veryrtast playJNo runs t
Scoro cnd second Inning1 New Yorh
THIRD JNNINGS
Third InnlngChlcago Tinker tripled
to iDeep center KUng singled to left
centerlscprlng Tinker
New York Tcnney singled to left
flloivMg fouled out toKUng Brcsnahan
Jilt toKloft for a base Brown out to
fjenney unassisted KHng going to sec
ond Shreckard filed to jBoymour whoso
thiow held KlhiK on second Evais
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Bases iDbyle oatted tor Mathewspff
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Tinker toChance One run Scoreend
seventh Chicago 4 > Nox York 2
Shecknid stiuckout Eveis doubled
rois doubled to left chultei hit th
Tennoy but vaa safe oni the luttois
ifumblo Eveiaigolng to third Chanco
filed to McCoi mlclc tand the latter
thiow toBrcMiuhan nailing Evcrs at
homo platof No xunsj
EIGHTH
Now York Bresnahm out Bron to
Cnaiito Donlln Hied to SchoKaid Sey
tnour outEcis toChance No runs
NINTH INNING
i Chicago Stoinfeldt fanned Howard
filed to Devlin Tinker loul Hied to
Tenney Nosiuns
New Yoik Oct S Whatever tho
mrilts of tho dlrcctois decision hlch
coiniSellcd the plajiiiR of today of the
allegtd tie of bept 3 eyen the most
blttci cnthuslait niiist concede tliat tho
vdct < to hasjgheiioppoitunlty foreseeing
vbUlna inaivfclous thiongjand sucK rato
Bjioitas would not otherwise hae1 > een
pohslblc Tho clieumstances which
have led up to todays conte t mo
unique and this linal game between
Chicago and New Yoik tt suie lo stand
Moctaculaily and othei ise as one ot
the gieatest In all bu e ball history
Whooti wins it Is evident from to
days demonstiatlon that to havebten
aflectionatcly known to follow era as a
Giant 01 a Cub in 300S will be
fcUflltlent glory But tho tunpci of
the piajeis today judging fiom
wiiat was heard at the fluatteis be
fore the stiuads comoon tho field wa
notVall gilleiy plnjlng Xoi the truest
klndof bUKcb ill and team woik Both1
aggregations were lit though jttow
Yolks team who his had no letup
lacked ihe advantage Chlcoga must
have gained fiom the requirements of
a schedule and the opportunity to test
and get practise
GATES OPENED
Tho gates weie opened unusually
oulyi today that BOjfar as possible the
Inevitably congestion In the last Ifalt
hour before the tjme set for calling
play might be relieved Linos began
to form shortly after daybieak and
when tho gates swung open at Jl
oolocktthoio vas a laige ciowd From
thnn on its ever Increasing hundreds
of men women and boys fafily hurled
themselves Inside the Inclobuie and
then at top jnotch speed sprinted to
the bleacheis and nmesoived sections
Scilmmages over positions weio fre
quent
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Special police piovlslons liid been
made but theio were times when they
eio powerless to stop tho almost
dangerous Crowding around tho en
tianccs
ThciQjwas something fascinating in
watching1 tho filling In of the plctura
by tho constantly HI on Ing inpour ot
people Before the gates weie thrown
wide theio were but the bale outlines
formed byjgrandstandsibleaehersBc1uB
house Jl structuios viaduct speed
way joofs trees and overhansrlno ciiff <
thero
vQryvvereifl < n sana Avomeri niqro
iandijmdre Bycrjj jppsslble lyantage
polntphovverr
iiiHcxpouincyaiiajtnriii sucnta > waitinj
audience UsHhoso which today follows
tho play to tho curtain fall on the
pennant reason toflDOS
HundrodSioflta counterparts In niln
laturo throughout tho country aie
watching bulletin boards in Chicago
wherebyjalmost ilnstantaneous lashes
over the wlics playiby play was re
produced on a mammoth pcrpendicif
laridiamond and oven In the little vH
lagevvhore the enterprising weekly re
cords on tin Jmpromptuposter tho Je
suits halt Inning byt half Innlngwero
Wired from tho press box hero
WHAT WILL END BE
Tragedy or glorifying comedy It will
end finally according to ones sympa
thies with the actors Fate has cer
tainly sot tho stage and developed tho
culminating scenes with a master con
ception of dramatic proprieties and es
sentials And now stadiumlike tho
slnongs are banked high hero on every
side and now breathless hushes now
wildest cheering indicate the tension
which has eliminated lifes ordinary
routine and concentrated attention up
on championship baseball
Attl oclock Doylewho has been laid
up for sometime ran out onto thq dia
mond and was greeted with great
applause Both teams began warming
up Tho weather conditions were per
fect The gates to the diamond had been
closed andthe Polo grounds practical
ly sealed against further entrance
At 11B p m the gates to the Held
were opened and thousandslushed for
vantage places Soontho police within
the enclosures had their hands full
Outside tho grounds pandemonium
reigned thousands clamoring for ad
mittance which was denied them
Tho police cleaied part of tho dia
mond in front of the grandstands using
their clubs In some Instances
jManagcr Chance crossing tho field
today to join his team was greeted
with Jeers and hisses fiom the bleacli
ers while McGraw strolling from the
club house across to the benches was
given tremendous applause
Mathewson arrived on tho field at
150 and was received with wild en
thusiasm
Tho Chicago team wont out on the
field at 220 p m for practise There
was some booming for tho stands but
tho ylsiting players did not seem to
mind It j
The sporting vworlii augmented
by the additions of thousands usu
ally lukewarm or indifferent to
wards baseball holda its breath
Hoday while New York < and Chicago
contend under extraordlnary conditions
in tho last round of the struggle for
the National leacuo championship of
190S For weeks jyhllo the leaders in
itho racohave sppbavved back and forth
wJth only the slightest maigtns in tho
percentage standing separating them
intci ost has been maintained at fever
pitch Hut today even that point
was exceeded Not only the fans
hut staid business and professional
men laid aside all their engagements
fortho day and devoted their time and
attention exclusively to the discus
sion ofthe piospects and to attempts
to obtain forHlfemselves advantageous
places In thotgiand stands and bleach
eisnat tho polo grounds Aside from
tlio vealherWhich could notjhavo been
unbrcAfavorablet chlof interestof icourse
centered In the twoteams which were i
to engaso in the battlo royal
The Chicago team arrived at 923
in finV condition and cheerful spiilts
readyfor tho supremoibattlejof thlsaf
ternoon They woie welcomed at tho
station by a large1 crowd ot baseball
enthusiasts newspaper men < photo
giaphers and waiting passengers and
leceivcd a cordla cheer
It wao announced that the lineup of
tho Chicago team this1 afternoon would
probably be Identical with that on the
day when tli tdisputed game was1
played as follows
CHICAGOS UINE UP
Hayden i Rlghtjfteld
Evers Second basa
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teamV as annbjLiiicpdias follows
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alilyjandVBuarely lnitViipvtliati tip
piflciiilsiijf ithoiiNtitlpiialJleaglie havelor
U3rccl it iplayed asalni ivevvlli
show itnemthaV eT caiEwinjrsald he
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P sldeh1iMiirpliy of the Clilcago
team salcV theip3VaspiibciuestloiKIiV
lils Inlhd as tcf tlie putcpmep thbj
chairiploiishipBaiii6Jthls1afternp6ni IJo
already liaiT pndicled tnatClitcaBip
wp ldWln b Ja cbrc tFSi b heiSaid
niTd he was standing by5 ihat Jiredic
tlbnT > y r
TiipLbpjfsJ > vf9reiiilieV9fli > suc
dltipnipfvifltnei3i a thby arojHpday
sall jlieViTliqyi iiilwaya Ightijbetter
away fipin hbme iincliillieiunjustStleci
sipivjpf tlij yji tpisiWintbiiHtlo siinioi1
iVaijstlrfediupjioyeO partlcleiipt fight
ihgibjpod Jiitheir bodies lilbelieyetit Is
tho greatest npthatl evei playetli
WlillelhaXbl novblttoriff ejlrigs agaliist
AIcGraupiPresrdehtvBusliitaiii strong
InTmyi iassertipii thatltthptipThad tp
beplayed orfrltishpuldvhayebecii iset
tled iij aj seriesjqGitlirpb amesl This
custom fob tains iwjalli d opart men tsl of
spbrt andrin Vii precaripusKcontest Jlkei
haseballitilsVunfairfprateaiiitobb
pbligedritp rusli 6uti of thcv ve > jtVaiid
playbriOcleciilliig gamci I Belloyediis
doaJlUujtplicngb fpllpwersthatthp
gamefshpuldjlmyc beenavv irdcdtou
bytliebpardpf dlrect6rson theiinerlts
of theiicase
HE TIEiGv ME
TlieLtibi gairio vyliich iwas TesponslbleJ
tori1 tolaysr sehsatlpnal pluypff j has
been looked iippii fripniifbybry1 sldbrasj
p > ibsof tlrt most uiitbftuhate Jnciclents
of TarextVabVdliiafy baseball scasbrii
NewYork aiid Cliieagpwere tied Iwlth
iiispprp oflitpI nthe < iiliith Jjinliig
pfrtli g mpvplayedat > tiePPlp5SrpunclaJ
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nlhtiv lnnrngCliicagphayhg been TC
tlred1ivUhoutbreijklngthttleyro
N vvi yorkif men alspivycrebit JTlipre
were twb iineh bnbascslMcprrnlcklph
tliirdaiidfjrerklepnriflrstiandiBrllwen
winsatibati
SBridwcll Smashed a lngle tb center
andTeaclieU th8flrstiba8e safelyjscpiv
jrigiJlcCorinickrandfprcingJiciKle oft
flrst Imspif VA jdlsiVutelyiarpscf as tp
whetlieri IMcrklprrtbuchCdithesecond
iiasc jtaiiagi3r hianceiprptpstedide7i
clarlng tlmti Merkl TdJciynpt puciijtlie
isecpndr ibaMBivlbutlnm
lfiliaSitoiTtlictiilubhpuspftfiid > tlie rp
wlilclftnislfea iiHh fleld roycnteditlip
CHlcaB31iilaJei3VfiomjBOUlnisiiheoW
MSrjneIiila SJmtilntaihca liStvhp pmS
pJe riHff l b yit uclil1niiJthej seconds
basp licfpro rum
AfternKearlnfrStho
uiiiplrestpti slilpht ulllman8
tional leaguolideclarecl Uhe1gahiea tie
and his declslon was upheld by the
board vof directors of theleague Both
Now York and Chicago team managers
liavp xprefsed extreme dissatisfac
tion with tho decision each maintain
ing tht the gam should have been
credited to their olubs
Thn weather putlook gave promise
of almost Ideal conditions today Oc
casional fog banks rolled ip from the
Routh but not a storm cloud was In
sight to threaten the approaching
game
INTEREST GENERAL
Tin intensity of Interest was not
confined to baseball circles but was
gennal throughout the city hotels
Continued on pago two
Nothing Fineiuin Combination of
Sun1 and Fair Skies
WasEver Seen
FAIR A iGREAT SUCCESS
Get There Early Habit Is One
Jhatils Growing
Daily
Bibulous Acrobat Is Ordered lo Per
form Xo Sforc Ircldcnt 3lu
Donald filicrcby Saved a Life
TODAY AT THE FAIR
A Vclcr County Day t
Y Horsqiaces at 2 pvm andsoth y
V er attractions with firowoiks at y
night X
s
y > Comhifj <
Friday JJtah and School flay X
A Salmday San Pete and Dayis A
> day
X IHOJjDS BATfl MUSIC 1RO 1
5 GRAM TJUSAbUJHJfOOX >
> <
J 1 Capiiccs
y a Rainbow Indian Inter y
X mezzo Venrlqh V
A < b Dill Piqkle Johnson X
2 Marc Oaraltftta1 March1
Jewell
y 3 Overture William Telli y
X Rossini X
A 4 Solo for Cornet Alsatlon A
Polka Reeves
Y ME Henry Johnson y
X 5 Grand selection Mikado t
X Sullivan X
A C Overtuiu Crown Dla A
A monds Aubcr v
y 7 Caprices y
X a Rainbow Indian Inter X
A mezzo Wenrleh A
A h Dill Pickle Johnson A
Dr Hyatt was evidently brlbodi
Nothing fineij has been eeu lnmany
rt > daw than the weather since Monflaij
itimnlng iUi uijUlirtl aistSinVft fasl
drTzzlingjiaJiiiosfcontrmjouslv it vas
cold and unpleasant generally But
Monday momfngstho opening day ot
the fair the sun came out and all has
been warm and clear Today saw a
repetition of tho same pleasant weith
IT just sunny enough to bo warm
enough aid cool enough to be com
fortable Being Weber day Osdqn
folks and neighbors of Weber county
oitltutcd a big portion of the crowds
rthieh brgan coming early and give in
dications of making a day of ItTlie
Oregon Short Lino Rio Grande and
alf Lake Ogden all report heavy
Dcslncs from the northern halt of tho
tate And all were given a cordial
welcome at the fair v
Tha exliiblts were icarrangcd and
brightened an hour befoie the oidinary
citizen Iiiit fncllnod to leave his bed
and while tho fair H now four days
old it fs as fiesh and attiactive as it
it hail bwn1 opened this morning only
The bortiuultuio and Iloiiculturo dis
plays bavo letainod all their cnloi tho
llvustcck hus been washed and cui
rltd until sjiotless and the poultij and
doga show the tare paid them by pioud
ohibiiois Tho modals and ilbbons
awuideU vcsteiday aie displajed prom
Iiently adding a toucii of Inteiest to
all ofhiblts
PLENTY TO DO TODAY
Tljeics plentv to see and thcies
plentv to do today aa a glanco aftho
piogiam Indicates For lavish pio
vlslon of openair cnleilalnrnent as vveh
i Indooi attractions the thirtieth an
iiua fair of 1108 has all otheis sur
passed Jlhe horse races continue to b
a bit diawing card In fact the intfi
< i shown In them glows with each
hUccuedJnK day The plan of having
the open air acts held leforo the giand
stand ot tho race tiack mado a hit fiom
io stait Long betoie oclock the
hoili set foi tlio tartlng of the fltst
lace tho gland land and bleachers
vou all but jammed and the late ar
rival found nothing to do but repuit
jOHtei days stunt of leaning against
the fence surrounding HIQ inside oval
AJ special tiain pcivice has been ai
rJiigecl between Salt Lake and points
In the noith a majority of viHltois will
ipinaln in tho city to see the evening
n play of lh > workB The pyjotechnlcal
show this jeai is declared b all the
best evi the sot piecesbeing voted
especially beautiful IIaIng somethlni
going on or off constantly wins with
iho ciowds Many visltois sta > d at
the giomuls thioughoui the day pa
tionlznp the restaurant and buncoun
tii3at npnn and supper hours A dlg
nlficc residenO wandering about the
giounds whllf munching a hot dog
sandwich is a common sight no ono
notlcc < i what tho Other fellow do s at
thq fair and no ono cares eveijbody
Is too husv having a good time
ALL ARE EARIA BIRD5
Bccausi hundreds have hit upon the
plan of vlsjllng the exhibition buildings
eailj to avoid tho lush tho conccsslons
open soon aftei the bieakast ham
It Is a notlcpablo fact that business
men oC this city flild > it eatlei and moio
fcomfoitable to sh9W theli families the
fbettei cla = 3 of shows along tho mid
Way In the foifiioon Thetrained ani
mals aie a special drawing caul among
Him little lolKs the B ibv Indubatois1
a i tally meiituilous > how Is visited
hravlly Pick the llttlo pony Is an
othni mtractlon vvhth dnllghts the
childran Tomonovv vlll sto those side
shows get the heaviest pationage of the
fair rveok so fai an thou < iitds of
fschoolchillien will viltthe pounds on
the admission < al < of 10 cgnib
Among tlie fieo attiactlons thoXoi
ilns In thfir high dlUng alwajs get a
lousing demonstiatlon The man diops
from a tall tovv r Into a shallow tank
of vvatei with the grace pt a bird Tho
fvxomanjal o makesa dicv from a plal
foirnnot to far upforf the tower Tho
i ici obaJir v iro walHlncri jugslmgaml
LoTneay turns aie 211 ofva betterrclass
than usually jscpn ati n fail and all
please
The pinn jvho made the dive into tho
not petfoims no moie Ho cam < > neii
ly bi caking his neck became of his
diunkon condition so President Mc
Donald Immediately Ksued an order
that he should not appeal again
Holds band conceits In tho stand
aciosthe race tiack aie held during
lacc and cret applause alwajs Inought
out by this oiganlratlonS splendid
lendilioiiR
Tho fall has giown a tblicl since a
> ear atjo but It still well managed and
thoroughly enjoyable
Airr
llairt Talc to Mnko vvnrds In This
Section Paitial List Announced
Aftei making thio distinct decisions
and as manv leveisals tho judges In
The socalled American platformcontain a great deal of falsehood nonsense and deception But tho
inserted In the platfoim and should bo con
not formally
following prInelplcVSaro part ot thS program though
sldered by all voters
program <
A vote for the ticket supported by the Tribune Is a vote fora program that Includes the Imprisonment and
Crucify is the key note of tho Tribune campaign
exile of every pi eminent Church leader Crucify
1 a
2 Another declaration of prlnptples Involves thq lalsuTg of the taxes on all farm property In the county This
Was intimated in the Tribune duilmy the bond campaign as follows
decreased In value for tlio
Qucvr tt K not that ilnco the Mueller case decision the furm lands have
MiicUui
lands arc notT bo valuable as they were ami 1arnilnt upon
of tirvatlou Tu other words the
Iiurpoc ot the fanner than the tilUiiK of the M > 1I
fiom tho dollar and cent standpoint
iiokoiuas morciproductlve
Ilic value of property jfor taxable purpose in Salt Luke City llicro
AVhllo there lias hcen a larso inoriasc in
lias been a dccioasc In tho property outside and the farm lands arc not worth as > much as they vvcro n year
US I SAY IT IS QOKIJR but remember it is a fact
A vote foi the ticket supported by the Tribune means a vote for the increaso la taxc principal for tha
benefit oftlw politicians who are in It for the spoils
if the city government nor the oily council Is
thehead of any department
iSi Xeltlicri tlio njoivjior
of Its affairs
TLvsppiislblc tovilfoiVepijlOfOf this cily for the faithful and Iioncst management and conduct
It has
workers
decline of American partv
resolution adopted at
lTllo3sTrib printed that ns a
rallier lisirsliy
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espectabfoi Americans might ifor the good ot the party andithejclty artil In
tagaln n ot hatred Indecency andlmi allty itlsnprcredlt to the parfy
tht > flnoj arts Oepartment this morning
anhounced somo of tho awards as fol
lows
Mary Tcasdel best paining In 1903
the plcturo to becprae the property of
tho fair 100
Myra L Sawyer best portrait In oil
30J T Harwood best portrait In wa
ter color 25 best Original figure In
Oil 30
Mary Teasdel best original figure in
water color 5
Donald Beauregard best landscape In
oil 25
Mary Teasdel best landscape In wa
ter colors 3
TiTahonrl M Young original antmal
painting 510
A B Vrlght Ixigan original pas
tel paintinf 10
L A Kamsoy best painted lower In
oil 10
Klslo Barrett Provo best lower
painting In water colors 10
7 T Ilarwood best fitlll life 10
A B Wright Ixigan best drawing
from lite 3
Donald Beamegard city best original
drawing from nature 3
Mahonri M Young best original
work In etching r
Mrs E P Snyder best original flow
er painting on china 10
Mrs W V n Povvls best display ot
1 original decorated china 10
Florence Grant best original conven
tional plfce china 10
M M Young best wpeclmen of sculp
ture J25 >
Bessie lOartmond best original sign
of pyrojfiaphy 3
David Hughes best specimen of wood
carving 3
Hebecca M Officer best specimen of
hammered brass 3
Miss Louise K Jennings best design
wall paper 3
Jas Johnson best original oil study
by amateur 3
Mamie Clark best original water
color study by amateur 3
Clias F BeliRiner best photograph
ic views gold medal
Ol = en it Griffiths best photographic
portrait gold medal
Olson GrlUlthH best direct por
traits J3
Olson Griffiths best compositepor
trait 3
Harry Shlpler best paromamlc view
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Miss Kalo Wells best coloring pho
ORiaphlc colors 3
Thoa 0 Schickell > best three photographs
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graphs mado by amateur 3
RURAL LETTER
CARRIERS CONVENTION
Omhuha Nob Oct S One ot the
features of todays session of tho Na
tional Rural Letter Carriers1 4assocla
tion was an address by D M Carr of
Omaha ho has been prominent In a
mdvoinent to secure parcels post legis
lation blsi subject being views ofjvn
ordinary citizen on proposed postal re
forms
Mr CaiT on the matter of parcels
Ostiamiilani Vd by the positmastoivgoii
anf and
thqmost importanUleglslatlvo incas
uics before the luttlon ando Whic
the peoplCfn general aixj llttloinformed
Hoi showed by figures that tho Burn
ham bill It enacted into law would dur
ing the first year of Its operation make
tho rural delivery part of tho postal
service selfsustaining He declared
that the opposition to tlio proposals pf
tho postmastergeneral found Its sourco
in an organization thHt is intent upon
gaining a onecent letter postage which
ho declared would cause millions of dol
lars annually In deficits
FOUR YOUNG MEN DIE
FROM INHALING GAS
Waterlniry Cann Oct 8 Illuminating
KUS leaking Into and ptrmcTtlng sleep
ing rooms in an Italian uoardtne housa
on Hank street kept by Gulseppo San
toro claimed four young Italian men
us Victims early touny and DUI rpr tnc
opportune passing tho liouso of Aiitpnlc
d Marco the dead might Uaie been
more than twice that number Besides
the dead eight imen nnd two women
wcro found either unconscious or partly
su froni the gas fumeswhich they liiid
breathed when the police vyhoni Da
Murco had called entered tho house
One of tho women Is tho wife of thu
proprietor
Da Marco told tho police that his at
tention waa lirst attracted to tho houso
by mbnhs and groans Tlio odor of gns
was so strong that It was Impossible to
enter until tho doors had stood open for
a while
SENATOR LA FOLLETTE
WILL START A PAPER
w rr
Madison WlH Oct S United Slates
Senator La Folletto announced today his
intention to proceed at once with tho
Tegular publication of a vveokly mhso
zine devoted to tho public Interest upon
lines broad enough to appeal to the
progressive people ot the entlro coun
try be too
Tho peoples causo can never
well Herwd lio said Tho contest bo
tvvccn special privilege and the coiiiinon
pod Is drawing close and Is becoming
moro critical Thq need of plain speech
i
and Hound measures was never greater
shall make this paper before all other
things the vigilant champion of true
reprcsesntntlve Koverhrhent
HUGHES ON IMPORTANCE
OF COMING ELECTION
St Joseph Mo Oct S Gov Charles
2 Hughes of New York arriving hero
his morning from Hastings Neb
I spoke befoio a laiga audience In the
opera house Ho said in pnm
At this point in the campaign wo
must not make the mistake of consid
ering only proposed legislation We
must not forget that tho next presi
dent will have an imporlant relation to
the Judicial branch In tho next few
years there will be four vacancies in
the United States supremo court out of
the nine positions upon that bench It
IS not at all Improbable that the next
president will appoint a majority of the
judges of that court It Is the court
which In a larga degree determines thq
destiny of the country in Mr Taft
vvo have a candidate who already has
a wide knowledge Of the bar ami If
we searchcd the country over we could
noc find one better equipped to select
these Judges
Gov Hughes left here to speak at To
peka today and at AVIchlta Kan to
nlgllt
TAFT HHACItES HO3US
Cincinnati Oct S Judge William H
Taft reached home this morning and
went at once to the homo of Charles P
Taft wluyre ho is Staying His desire
to register today hls IastL opportunity
hastened his departure from Chicago
at 1 ocjock this morning Next Mon
dny tho candidate will again plunge
Into the1 campaign In a continuous
itinerary which vvillkeep hlm
til tt tl U baton fJepttnn
King Ferdinand Has Summoned
CommanderinChief of
Army in Conference
SITUATION VERY STRAINED
People of Belgrade Are Clamor
ing for War With Aus
triaHungary
Turkey Probably Will Ituinllulo for
Cretan Proclamation Greece
Will Accept It
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PL A lsrtxa GUEUIliliA y ARM
yienna Octi SjIiifpnnai Jpiv ha31
rctich ii mgrnm ntft S iy iii I
planning ffip prganizatipn jtJffiierZ
iila warfare In BMnia and 1
hja ltis nirpp ibflppdiheset > Vb
provinces jvllliarmed Ijands Austrias
Is takingprecautionarystejisj ip wti
teCt her frbjitleiVTherralirjpadtuiirieii
hear thefortress bfPetiirwadein lii
llungarylsrjp > yuiieldby trppps
Tlio Eriricdenblatttlie inbuthplece pfi
thu foreign Plllce ifleclared tpday that
the proposed cbnforeiice of tlippowers
to discuBs theBanjartsItudtlpnwillnpt
meet with refusal from AuatriaIIuiif
gary In principle altho1ugl Cwhother
or not the liivltntiph > yill beiacceptecf
deiends upoiitho details of this prp
gram
TURKEY MAY nETALIATE
cbiistaiitinbplc pct S > The pro
clamdtibiilotthbupibn of tliQIsland ot
Crete jvltli Greecp tria ilPtbeacSi
cepted by Turkeywithout retallatibnV
Itis repprtetl lieraUpday tliatthpTurk
jsh gpybrhment has prdered fburiwar
ships vvliicir aru at present a iSynirna
to prppced to the Isliihd bt Sainps
Thoso yesdeiahrpiiheycrulseJp MedJIdleh
and threSjtbrpedpbbatsiSaiiib5fllsJa
Greelt Island > indi payS an annii3itrl
biite tplttuijkey
ThaiiGrwlciinlnlsterfip QrUeyctpdaK
preseiit to lftp rt acbmiiiunlcrttIpiVi
from iI oypnmi tannpUncIing tliat
tiie liebpleof Cretehadspbritanepusly
prpclalrnfcd the untonVpt that island
Avlth GreecoV He assurod tlie Tiirkisli
goyeirimqnt tliati Greece Syasriot ts
spphslblp f or the proceedings of the
Cretans and1 expressed1 thg hope thacv
thisaction would nptdlaturb tliu pres
ent friendly relatibnsbetweeiUthp twp
powers It Is ftarpdhere that this
hopecan hardly be realised
GREECEAccEPTSPROC MA
viiofifi vW
Lpniipii1 Oct S M Romanps Jtiief
Grgelc ininistei to Great Brltafn yyas
officially Informed this nibrnlng that
the people Pf Orete had requested
union vvlth GMCce Cpmmciiting brii
this news he said that hisSgbyern
merit would accept the prbclainaiion
aiidgiyp effect tp the vylshesPprthQ
Cretans It could not besupppscdfhij
said if the powers recpgnlzedthp In
depfiiidJince of Bulearlai and thp an
ndxatlbn pf Bosnia and IlerzeErbvihaV
that they would denytheliSuppprt to
the aspirations of the popple of Crete
TWO MKN SiVVEI
tewespVi pctiS he steel pfffit
boat Philadelphia picked up yosterday
ifteriibbii outstdptlio DelawTirc break
ivater a launcli named Flicker vylth
two iren cllnglnstp the bbttdhi of the
jpturned craftHat Isreported thatfbur
liienvvere drowned The pilot boat rn
Liirned to Keaand thereport cannptVo
oriflrihcd untilUjrpturns A thick fps
iirpyalls
NATIONALB NK EXAMINERS
Comptroller of the Currency Murray
AVill DhJitasTlicm Into Districts
Washington Oct S Comptroller of
the Currency Murray announced today
hat he would put Into Immediate ac
lon n plan for the formation ot IX dls
rlqts of national bank examiners1 with
i chairman examiner in charge at each
f tho following cities Bost6n Kowk
VTork Philadelphia PiUsburg Nash
illle Chlcaso Minneapolis Kansas
City Fort Worth Denver and San
Francisco
Tha chairman in each district will
Compile tiivirtcrly reports to the comp
troller from the reports ot trio exam
iners covering thestatps ineach oltho
lists