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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
BRAVES ARRIVE IN
PHILADELPHIA FOR
FIRST GAME FRIDAY
~ sos4l.s lousrAl spsel.. ..,.,o w,.s,


Philadelphia, Oct 6.-The Boston
National League baseball team. which
will meet the Philadelphia Americans
for the championship Of the world, ar
rived here tonight to prepare for the
tQpening games Of the. series scheduled
l'fdr Friday Despite the thnhry NJ
Third Baseman Smith in todays gam
at Brooklyn the Boston players con-
tinued to express confidence In their
ability to defeat the present worlds
champions.
Fred Mitchell the former American
league player who is now coaching
the Boston pitchers. witnessed tolay's
game at the American league grounds
here between the Athletics and New
York Highllanders. He declared that
the loss OF Smith might weaken the
batting strength of the Browns. but
that Deal is an equally good fielder
Pitcher Rudolph and Catcher Whal-
ing also arrived here ahead of the rest
of their squad and witnessed the Ath-
lctics In action.
Interest in the approaching series
appears even greater than in former
years here Nearly thousand boys
and men were in line tonight await
ing q chancs to purchase tickets for
the series at the opening Of the pub
lie sale tomorrow morning Joseph
Banks, an 1S-year-old Camden youth. /
who took his place at the entrance to |
the store where the tickets will be /
sold. early Yesterday morning. re- +
tanned his position tonight, although b
he WAS relieved several times by his
brother Many of those holding
places in the line had not provided
themselves with cushions and lunch
while the monotony Of the long wait 4
was broken by several games of casino I
md pinochle
Joseph NJ Mccready. who has
charge OF the press applications for
The game, announced tonight that
press credentials for Shhe park Will
be ready for delivery at o'clock
Thursday afternoon, ana would be
AVAILABLE at the press Headquarters
acre Judging from the number of
applications, he said there will be
more newspaper men present at the
'oming series than ever before.
Nmong the requests for reservations
ne eleven from correspondents Of pa
iers In Havana. Cuba
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

Chicago, Oct 6. -ChlcagOs chances
fM ANnuing ths Federal league pen
nant grew dubious today when the
loeals cropped both games of n
double header "a Kansas City, while
indianapolis was boating 81 Louis.
Indianapolis now Is a fun game ahead
of Chicago and II it wins one Of It's
Two remaining games, viii win the
championship For Chicago to win
the pcnnanL Indianapolis must lose
both remaining games ana Chicago
must win it's single one ono of the
games PLACED today was scheduled
Tor tomorrow and set ahead 10 avoid
ii conflict with The opening of the
tuls.FoN scrics The final game
will be played here Thursday.
Kansas city Won The opening gamc
On Chadhourne' single and Perring's
double in the sixth The visitors
Iouled Fisk ana his emery bali in
thee second contest which went only
seven innings because of darkness.
sicore firat game Il II e
Kansas city 600 oGl 00o z 4
Chicago 600 600 o00-AO L
Batteries Packard and Brown;
Hendrix and Wilson
scrro--seoond game n II w.
Kansas CITY 80 003 o20 % o.
Chicago .., geo 0o3 % OF
Batteries johnson aud Brown.
Fisk prendergast and Wilson
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
DEAL WILL PLAY AT
THIRD FOR BRAVES:
SMITH BREAKS LEG

New York. oct G.-James c. Smith,
third bascman Of the Boston National
leagne club, broke his right leg Just
above the ankle in sliding to second
base in the ninth inning of the first
game Of today's doubie-header with
Brooklyn Smiths place in the worlds
series will be taken by Charles Deal.
utility infielder
Manager Stallings and Captain Ev-
ers, questioned tonight as to what eff
feet the loss of Smith would have on
the work of the Braves in the cham
pionship series. both declared his alb
sence would not be "a serious handi-
cap TO the teams effectiveness as
Deal could fill the place satisfactorily.
Other members of the team expressed
the same opinion. All the players de-
clared themselves confident of vim
ming against the Athletics in the bic
series.
Deal played third base for Tho
fraves in the early part Of the sen
son but developed charley horse,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
PH|LL|ES DIVIDE
EVEN WITH GIANTS
wInd-up Of SEASON IN Gotham sees
hscn Break Between Home Team
aud Visitors; Iiritcs PLAY Substitute
Tam aud Divide Double mn.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.


fNF hnHHiHA tntHhfA NFNCfhA tAhhtn viva
New YORK.. oct G.--New York AM
Philadelphia wound up the Natlunn
league season here today by dividing
a double. header. The ex-championi
easily won the first game while n,
visitors took the second MeGraw
used al his youngsters In the iva
games They held up we'll behind
Hittcre splendid pitching In the first
game but went to pieces in The Sec
ond game. when Philadelphia had no
trouble IN pillng up runs. before dark
ness ended the game after the seventh
Inning.
Score Flrst game RH 70
Philadelphia 900 0ot o00--i 2
New York 900. 600 00i 0lx-~5 l
Batteries Mayer ana Doom. H.
Burns. OToolo Ritter and Smith.
Summary. Two-basc hlt-Crayaih
Three-basc hil Picz. Double plays
Mayer. irclah ana LuderuH. Holkc ana
Grant Mayer and Lnderua Bases on
hails--Off Ritter. 4. Off Mayer. 2.
lllts-Qf o'Toolc. none In 1: off Rlt-
ter IN >. Tnpirea--O Conner ana
Klein.
Hcnc-s Second game n y
Philadelphia .....o0i f2i 0--s 10 1
New York ... 900 zoe 90 o.
Batteries iiHumgatdnrr and KIM
fer, Erickson, iiuonkc and johnson.
Summary Two.bate hit--Luderus
Bases on balls--Off Erickson. r. Struck
out.-liy Erickson. .. by Iluenke. 9.
by Baumgardnor. 2, TIts--Off Erick-
son. Ia g. off iIuenke. ? In ?. TIM
pircs--O'C Common ana KLEIN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
ARMY AND NAVY MUST
DECIDE PROMPTLY ON
SITE FOR CONTEST

washington, Oct. 6.--The athletic
associations at Annapolis and West
Point must reach a prompt agree.
ment II there is 70 he an army navy
football game this year
a conference today between Secre-
tafN Daniels and Lieutenant Com-
mander Fairfield. of the Naval acade-
my. failed to bring about IN under.
standing and both the navy man aud
Colonel Wilcox, representing West
Point were personally notified that
the war and navy departments had
made their last effort to find a solu-
ton Of the disagreement as to the
site Of the battle.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
MOTORCYCLE RACE is
PLACED ON PROGRAM
FOR THIS AFTERNOON

The Albuquerque Motorcycle club
and the fair comnlsslonl yesterday
closed NEGOTIATIONS Tor a motorcycle
race to be run this afternoon. The
event will be for three miles. Twin
cylinder machines are to be used.
Ed swope, secretary of the club,
last night that the follow
ing had entered: Bin Metzinger, Cal
Boyd, John Seth and Kilbourne House
The agreement provides for only the
one race. Whether the motorcyclists
VIII take part in the speeding pro-
gram on following days is unknown.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

and suffered from sore throat. His
place was taken by Smith. who was
purchased from Brooklyn. It was
stated tonight that Deal was fully re-
covered and viii be in condition for
the worlds series.
We were wen prepared for just such
a contingency" said Manager Stall
ings. II am glad TO be IN a position
team into which we could not put a
sui stitute at a moments notice.
Let me tell YOU, we are going 10
give the Afhletits the hardest run
they ever got when we meet them in
the coming series" owe
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
Bender Plank and Nyckon Are I~cI
IN Game for Atlil, Ties hut milton
Ncn Take Gnmc: Nationals Are
Licked by Red SON.
AMrnIcAN LnAGul srANnlNG.
9, ~ sos",~e ,oos~.l srse'.l ,s.sso wiasl
New York Al FmladflphIl.
Washington ~ HpatoH.


Philadelphia, oct. G.-Manueci
Mack sent In two Of his veteran pitch.
ers and Wyckoff IN the game AGAINST
New YORK this afternoon. the visitors
winning. to |. ONLY one hil and a
pass we're allowed In three innings bs
BENDER, but errors by Barry. Oldrine
ANA Honder permitted Maisel 10 sct IL
mira base in the first inning and tho
latter stole home, planl, also allowed
y single and pass In three inninga
The visitors got the winning ran OH
WYchoff in the eighth session on Mail
sells single and steal of second, W,ck
offs Wild throw and Cooks SINGLE.
liender struck ont five hatsmen.
PLANK two and Wyckoff one with
the exception Of Haker ana Lamp who
made single aud double each the
home team did very Light work with
the stick Mitchell Wmling and fu-
dolph. Of the Boston Braves Witnessed
the game
Score " 10
New YORK. ieo 900 0l0e =
Philadelphia 400 0Oi 00o-l q IS
Batteries Cole aud schweri Benz
der Plank, Wyckoff and Lapn.
Summary Two hasc hits Baker.
Lamp Hits err Bender in 3, or
Plank ] IN q of Wyekoff in 81
struck out-fS Cole. 1 by Rendcr
~ Plank, . hp Wyckoff. ! Eases on
hails--ofl Cole. 81 OF Hender i off
PLANK, l. t'mpircs Indobfand and
Evans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

NuslOn, OCT q ~ l0Hln4 todNy'a
lgamc Go Boston. Washington went
back into a tie for third place with
Detroit Foster hold the visitors
while Shaw was Wild and WAS given
ragged support
scpref 1t "a
WASHINGTON 000 000 oei 4
Boston ...gol gOl ltNN g
Batteries shaw Harper and liens
W.; q. Foster and rhomas.
summary Two-hase hH Speaker.
Ihfee-uasc hits Amsndth Hone rua
Henrlksca Hits on shaw in
3 of iiarper IN & B0sos on balls
-0ft shaw 8 OF e. Foster. d I'm.
pirts lsgnn and Connolly
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
HIGHLAND {. WINS
TR0T; TIME SLOW
Princess Louise AIicr Taking First
Heat T. Set Back for Crowding In
Second and Blows Up: Willie Watts
Wins Pace.

-Four heats Mere required to decide
the 2.ls ttOl.u "A 81, 000 stake. yester-
day alternooil--at Traction park, the
first ruec on the speeding program
.of the sta II fgsr ttighlend took the
second, thifd and fourth heats. after
Princess Louise. winner Of the first.
blew up She took second place and
Chester, third
The Princess finished second in the
second heat, but the judges set her
back 10 fourth place for crowding
Corolla on The first turn, The horse
has been racing IN lower altitude,
aud after the second heat rafified air
began 10 tell
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
nahimore Ill, pittsburgh ~.

lIaHimoie oct 6. Baltimore had
H. waihoycr With Pittsburgh in the
first gamr today Tho second went
ten innings to a tie. when darkness
stopped The ganir
Secure First game Il " u
Pittsburgh GOO 600 00t G
baltimore Q0i 40 0ix~~1l IL >
HeusrM Walker and Berryi
ReMIsS. euegs and lucltlitsch
Scofcw second game II ~
lltts4pgah N...a0e0a00 100 OIL 1
Ra1tinftrT ~ 0t0 oto GOO OIL 1
hattctcs ~Leclair aud Berry Smith
and Kerr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

ln. snloNi Mlnnrl..

Or Smoot owed BY James Lamb.
OF Albuqnefpde won the five-cighths
mile event ti;ne. LOS. The Doctor
took the lead ~ the start and held
II all the way split Second finished
second and Queen Topping. third.
Aliyia, Vino Nop and siar Go also ran.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

Brooklyn. oct 6-By defeating
boston. } Ca IN the opening game Of
the ouble-hcader. which closed the
National leagut scissor here today.
Ilro0klyn finished in fifth place. This
IL the best showing Brooklyn team
has made since 1907 when the SUI
perhas ended in flfth place.
"led" Smith. the Boston third base
man broke a ,eg in the first game to-
day and VIII not be able 10 play IN the
worlds series against the Philadelphia
Athletics
howou took the second game in
seven Innings The new champions
put Il mnkeshifi team into the field
and ite hitting OF Hupker offerings re-
suited In an early lend. Strand. pitch.
ing for Boston, made good impress.
sion.
soofe--Firat eHme n " n
hoston $50. 100 Dol Oo0-2 p
brooklyn la ola o0x--s o 4
Batteries Davis. Cocreham ana
=. Tyler Gowdy Pfcffet and Me
Carly
summary Two-basc hlts--Connol-
~, Egon. elomo runs Evcrs. Con-
molly Double plays Mocarty tot
cuishaw. Smith to Dugcy to smith.
Bases on hnlls-Off Davis. OF PET
fer. g.
soore-seoond game n u nj
Boston :. ...... Sol 600 s--3 . M
Brooklyn .O0f GOO IA oil
Batteries Strand ana T. Tyler.
iiueker Enzmann and Miller
summary Three hnae hlis--Cathcr
ilumm'll Home run -Devoro Passes
90 halls or Tucker, . off strand.
z, Struck out-By fucker, q. by
strand. ,, ilis--off nuckef. q In &
~ Ensmann In 3 rmures- fIau
and RiRlur
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

Oh. you Doctors. Why not square
Yourself with the wife by taking home
In pretty Navajo Blanket or piece of
Draunwork; Our cut-price sale will
make II easy for YOU. john Lee
tiarisc. inc. Central avenue.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
nnffnln 3: l.rnnLl,n 1

bnftaio. oct 1.-THE Rufteds made
" Two straight from brooklyn hN vim
ming todaN. Pitcher Lafitte scored the
visitors only rim on his single. fol-
lowed hy An error and an out force
aud another single by Evans
Score II &c
Buffalo .. 600 Ito t0x--S 10 !
Brooklyn eel 00a eao--l 2
Batteries Schulz aud Allen la
nte and owens
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

The time In the trot was slow on
account OF the soft track. This condi-
ton had some effect In the pace also
but the discrepancy was not so
marked with the PAGERS Willis Watts
won che pace Ia straight heats. with
Myrtle " soeupa,an Foster f. third
The remlta
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
81. Louis 4, IndIannnolls I

indianapolis, oct 6 indianapolis
took the lead in the race today.
SoOre. Il II u
Ft Louis . coo coo f12--f (
indianapolis DOL 200 9lX-l II .
Batteries koupper and Chapman.
Mosclcy and harden,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

Milwaukee oct Il Milwaukee won
The third game OF me series for the
championship of the minor leagues
from Btrmingham
score q "a r
Birmingham goo 100 Oo0~~ !
Milwaukee goo eos Cox 10 rs O
Batteries Hargrase and Wallace
H0vik and McGfaw.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
ROY FRANCIS TO
ATTACK TROOPERS
'hValrimcH VIII Defend Fort Against
AVIATOR Dropping Bombs. at Fair
Ground This Afternoon: Many ON.
CT Attractions.

The big event in the aero program
at the fair grounds is scheduled fo,
TINS afternoon. Il Is Lieut.. Roy X
Francis attack upon fortificatior
defended by troopers Of troop X
Twelfth cavalry.
The fertilization. was partly erect.
ed yesterday The work Will he com.
lReted TO-DAY and eA prepQrations foi
Ythe aerial battle viii be complete
fLieutenant Francis ordered daylight
bombs from a Denver firm Monday
ana he expects to receive them TODAY.
The soldiers viii be armed with these.
They will shoot them through imita-
tion morlars at Francis as he swoops
lat them, dropping bombs. The troop
ers also will use blank automatic and
rifle ammunition
Makes one Hight.
Francis viii use flour bombs. Gus
( toniary in military practice. They
consist of small paper sacks filled
with flour. When they strike the
eacks burst, emitting cloud df
white smoke. This style of bomb S
chiefly desirable in military practice
because IT marks the spot where ii
hits.
The aviator experienced i'll fortune
yesterday. He could make only one
flight on account Of engine trouble
and an unusually low barometer. lie
expects to make two ascensions to-
day.
Francis had trouble in getting off
the ground. His machine ran the
entire length Of the ellipsc before It
raised from the ground and barely
topped the fence. Francis nearly
met with serious accident A few
yards from the west fence a single
telephone wire, invisible except at
close range, shot into view. His MAJ
chine was headed straight for it, lie
had to dip, and sail through a mar
lew space between the wire and Il
second fence. He accomplished this. 4
Flight Lasts Ten Minutes.
Francis was in the air ten minutes
He sailed back of the grandstand and
reached an altitude of about 250 feet.
On that level he maneuvered over the
grounds. The machine was behaving
badly rising and falling as if on
waves. and Francis decided to alight
when he was over the track rather
than take the chance Of being forced
to descend in some muddy field,
which prolonged flight might neces-
state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
Among the B0iDiers
sTANnING Or ann rE\Ms.
MATCH TONIGHT
Moreils ,s Light Go.
WIZARDS GAIN GHouND nN
HEATING T. \. NJ TWICE

The wizards of thr Handicap
league. wen two famef 81 their
match with tho H. A. A. team last
night AZ the Drummer alleys
THE aeata
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
TWO RUNNING RNCEs AND TWO
HARNESS RACES FOR TO-DAY

TWO running races ana two harness
races are the program for this after
room, The horses that will start are
Sc,en-eighths-MiIc Race.
Free WIN Valentine company own
Ter. driver unknown
coppers. Dr +. p. Keck. lvers
Whiddcn Stilman: Fisher.
Fofrand, Mussee. Skies.
Robbie, Cook. dallegher.
Ferrona schwartz, Mccain,
-Four aud Onerhaif Iurlongs Tor Two
aud lhrec-scar-o
Sentenced Wells, Davenport.
|. May Calieghor McGraw.
Stardam, Massee McCann
Queen of Hearts, Burke
2'aO 1rot. $500 Purse.
Chester s. &, sidney Dillon. un.
known Jaei, Sproule Rocky Ford.
Or g. G.. b. e.. Doconado. unknown:
George Nuecnt
NCorolla bl m. Joe Kelly. hottie
Bingen J a Richardson. Denver.
Aegon Direct. b. &, Acgon. Jessie
Aeson orrin Carman, Flagstaff. Ari-
zona
George H. = g. prince Carl Lilac
II +. 5 Hatl
Shafer J.. br. e.. Wilkes, Gray Ea-
gle II Z. Jonkins.
s;3u Pace. Purse $500.
Willie Watts. i. s. P NJ Penick,
Policy Brown J. II Hodges, Ciaerdon,
Texas
VIII Guthrie.
queen Nolo.
Paul NJ. s., untracea Nye Mar
tin, Albuquerque.
Hattie. bf. m untraced, " L. Trim
bile, Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
.CH|FEDS' CHANCES
SUSTAIN RUDE: JAR
iuildrS Men Drop Two 10 kaufcd~
While ii0Osicir Arc Taking Home
the bacon In Game WIN Bcerfeds:
Icrinuins Win and Tie Smokcfcds.


kungns city at Chicago
| II qluuis at indianapolis.
GRihsbursh 40 Baltimore.
|. ........i 'IegklSn nf Buffalo.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS
rArnIe COAST LI.Anrn.


Nff rHisee Biaehuf
iaf Angoies . Oakland
liHHat Venice nu rafuf
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

So Louis. oct q Runs hv Welt.
man and shotten GA rrau's slnsl, &c
right won the oponne game 81 The
fan series fot the Sc Louis americans
lnduN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07
BOXER READY FOR
B BATTLES TONIGHT
Card fer I.lks Tbcaier Contains Three
BOut,.' Between fcatlH rwcights.
WcilcrwcIgIts and MiddIcwcights:
vi In Iii Condition.

go. Z: .
The Now Mexico Athletic clubs ;
(. fight program FOR tonight at the I.
/: Elks thcatcr follows il,
Soldier Smith vs. Johnny Dona- =
Z. hue. G2S poundsl .
frankie Fowser w. Jack. .
Torres. Gas pounds). {:
Al Higgins w. Bob York, C5S =
pounds :
. . 4. 80, . 81. /. /.
Six experienced and sturdy sluggcrs
are ready To jump into the ring to-
might AT the Elks theater. Every one
! 81 IN tip-top condition and every ono
confident Of winning. Every one Of
the boxers with the exception Of
Smith, has been training at Mark l.e-
/ Yys gymnasium. and although the
soldiers late arrival here prevented
bis going through the customary
hardening course, army life has kept
Smith physically tit
The trooper and Donahue will start
The suggest AT $3.50 o'clock Fowser
and Torres will follow. their bout TAX
ing the position occupied by the semi
wind-up. although out Of respect to
the ability Of these boxers Director
Levy billed this as q special and not
a semi-final. Interest is keen in this
match despite The report that II was
to be merely an exhibition. Levy dc
MED this report point-blank. Wis
statement WAS supported by Torres
denial Yesterday.
Torres Out for X. q.
Torres IL going to win as soon as he
can. II he can Fowser cherishes the
same idea Jack realizes that vic
tory over Towscr would mean prefer
mcnt in the ring and lucrative match
es for him, for Jack is an ambitious
youngster.
In Higgins and York. terrific slug /
ger is matched against boxer with a
sting in his punches Experts who
have seen them in training venture ,
the guess that II the fight is won by ,
q Knockout, Higgins VIII be the win /
ner. They add that he Will have to I
do 1t quick. and that II he is unable /
TO slip over the punch before half the
distance Is covered Yorks singing
punches are liable to wear him down
80 the Pueblo boy may reap the de-
,ision. Betting on this bout was about
wen last night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

wanted-elean. eotien rags at the Jour
nal office.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-07

Edison kecofris---s for price of T.
during Fair week. Learnard-I.lndc-
mann Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-30
The Russian Version.

Petrograd, Nov 30-Slav hopes of victory over the
Germans in Russian Poland rested today the
renforcemens the rushing forward to his forces
in that region.
Experts stated thatthe expectation was to crush the
Germans completely south Of Pock and in the Lodz
gion
The kaiser's troops however, it was admitted were
making desperate efforts to cut their way to safety and
despite the highly optimistic unofficial reports which have
been in circulation recently men in position to know the
actual situation acknowledged that the Savs successes
we're not yet final and decisive
The official version was that Russian progress was
favorable"
Good judges of military matters said it was evident
that the detached battles which have been raging for
week past along the czars western frontier had finally
been welded into one huge engagement.
The statement made that the army under General
Won Makensen which sent to reinforce General Won
Hindenburg had virtually been cut into three sections
but it owned that Of these sections had succeed
ed in extricating itself from immediate danger.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-11-30
COMMISSION NAMED
TO SETTLE STRIKE

Washington, Nov, 3G.--The members
Of the commission to settle the Colo.
rado coal strike named by President
Wilson win begin work Immediately.
The committee IL composed Of three
members-Seth Low, president Of tho
National Civic Federation; Patrick xii.
day, Of Scranton, an officer OF the
United Mine Workers Of America, and
Charles Mills, Of Philadelphia.
President Wilson was confident TO.
day that the commission will be as
successful az that appointed by formel
President Roosevelt to settle the an.
thracite coal miners strike In Pennsyl.
vania, He expects TO evolve plan
for settlement which will result in the
re.opening Of the mines The president
snid he was convinced that the opern.
tors would accept the services Of the
commission.
II the plan works, the president
probably will suggest that congress
create similar commission 20 act in
future controversies The success Of
the federal mediution committee IN set.
fling railroad disputes has convinced
the president that u similar body ought
TO exist to consider disputes In other
industries.