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BAJLYCAPITAL JOURNAL vol. xiv. " 77777. " " ' i SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1904. MARION REPUBLICAN PLATFORM Approves County Government and Endorses Good Roads NO. 78, HEARTY ENDORSEMENT ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION OP tsweeessseessa .rww,. 8 KUU5CVa.l mUUKSED AT MANILA i Island Republicans Send Their first Delegates to National Convention' DESERT ACT HAS FRIENDS IN CONGRESS s s g Manila, April 2. The Republicans of Manila, In convention assem- uicJ, endorsed the present admlnlstrallon at Washington, and In- g structed the delegates to the Chicago national convention to cast their ballots for the renomlnatlon of President Roosevelt. Great en- g thuslasm prevailed throughout the sessions. e9M(9&e9M$to9e9eee0 1 Demands Extension of the Corporation Tax Laws to Include AH Franchises BOOM FOR PARKER Resolved by the Republicans of Ma rion county, In convention assembled, that wo declaro our nllcgianco to the well-established principles of our par ty, and heartily endorso the adminis tration of that ablo, honest and fear less joung statesman, President Theo doro Roosevelt. "Wo approvo his ac tion In striving to prevent the Illegal operations of trusts and combina tions; wo commend his course in se curing concessions which will permit the early construction of the Isthmian canal, and wo uphold him In his vigor ous prosecution of frauds and defalca tions In public ofllco. Resolved, that wo point with prldo to tho efficient and economical admin istration of tho affairs of Marlon coun ty, and wo pleJgo the nominees of this convention to a continuance of tho policy which has placed Marlon coun ty finances upon a cash basis, without Impairing the service. Resolved, That In Judgo Burnett wo have a fearless, honest and capable circuit Judge, and that, as a proper recognition of his services and quali fications, wo hereby Instruct our dele gates to tho stato convention to uso all honorable means to securo his re nomlnatlon. Resolved, That wo heartily com- mend tho policy of tho county court of Marion county In aiding and en couraging tho permanent Improvement of our highways, and wo deslro that such policy bo continued until all our public roads shall bo a credit to tho community. ReBolved, That wo endorso tho ac tion of our representatives In tho leg islature In aiding In tho enactmont of corporation and Inheritance tax laws, and wo favor tho extension of the plan of Indirect taxation until It In- eludes tho taxation of all franchises and special privileges of railroad com panies, express companies and simi lar corporations. JOHN KNIGHT, A. W. PRESCOTT, ROUT. SHAW, Committee on Resolutlona Belmont Shows Hearst and Bryan Are to Be Feared DIAMOND ROBBERY PULLED OFF Indianapolis, April 2. Tho resi dence of Medford Wilson, president of tho Columbia National, was robbed last night, while tho family wore at dinner of diamonds of the value of $10,000. Bryan Will Appeal. New Havon, Conn., April 2. Bry an's lawyers today filed a notice of ap peal to tho supromo court In tho Bon nett will enso. I Your Feet ate Nature's i Shoes 2 They are the best on earth g Brown's Star5StarShoe I ore almost ns good. They're next best anyway, and they have ono advantage; when thev are gone you can replace them at The New I York Racket E. T. BARNES, Prop. We Undersell Regular Stores. TWO BANDITS CAPTURED Redding, Cal., April 2. Word has Just beon rocolvod nt tho sheriff's horo that two men who aro suspected of complicity In the train robbery and mossongar's death, wero arrested this morning at Keswlolc, and will bo brought to Redding at 3 o'clock today. Dotoctlvo Ahren and posso of men havo been watching for them since yesterday morning. Another suspect is In Redding. The bandits doubled back nftor crossing tho Keewlak bridge and turned their horses loose. The nrrost was kept secret for fear of popular demonstration. COMING TO EDIT EDITORS Empire State Democracy to Name the Presidential Candidate Washington, April 2 Tho loading Democratic senators havo agreed to support Judgo A. B. Parker, of Now York, for tho presidency. The under standing was reached at a conforence which lasted all aftornoon In tho com mltteo room of Senator Bacon, of Georgia, at which wero present Sona tor Bailey, of Texas; Sonator Black burn, of Kentucky; Sonators Cockroll and Stone, of Missouri; Sonator Clay, of Georgia, and a dozen others. August Bolmont, of Now York, was also in atotndanco. Ho represented tho situation as critical, and declared If tho nomination of W. R. Hearst or W. J. Bryan woro to bo provontcd, It would bo necessary to start a movo ment for Parker, who would bo the candldato of tho Emplro stato Democ racy. Tho decision to support Parker was tho result. SERVIANS MADE A f PROTEST Because Russia Re fused Their Offer of Troops Latest From Port Arthur and Vladivostok About the War Warren of Wyoming Defends the Meas ure in the Senate Washington, April 2. In the sonato and tho commutation clauso of thj Warren, of Wyoming, took tho floor , home8ton'1 nct' Wnmm ' thero , i .,.., , . . I "ever wns a tlmo whon there was les .. uwubvu . u... imnmuuu "' (fraud practiced, and more of tho put. senator uiuion, or Montana, providing for tho repeal of the desert land act He domain wns going Into tho hands of home-bulldors than at tho present. DOGS OF WAR MAY BE THE REAL THING Russians Will Train Hounds to Assist Them in Running Down the Little Japs Belgrade, April 2 A big antl-Rus- slan demonstration was mado at tho theator last night, whllo King Poter was prosent, as the result of a report that Russia had rojected tho offer of Servian volunteers to fight, becauso of tho aversion of Russian authorities to tho conspirators who planned Aloxandor and Draga's deaths. King Peter later apologized to tho Russian rcjJrtTtTentnUvo for tho demonstration. Port Arthur Quiet Port Arthur, AprI12. There. Is no chango in tho situation, Tho weather Is warraor. Tho sick and wounded nro recovering. Tho Jnpancso killed In tho last attack were burled today in tho Chinese cemetery with military honors. It Is hoped to ralso tho Jap anese flro ships. Piatt and Odell Confer. New York, April 2. Govornor Odell nnd Senator Plntt woro in conforonco for two hours, tho tlmo being devoted largoly to a selection of tho olllcors of tho Ropubllcan stato convention, to bo hold horo on April 12th. Govornor Odell said that tho chair man of the state convention and the delogatos from Now York to tho na lonal oonvontlon had boon ngrood up on, but that tho names would not be mado public for tho prosent. Vladlvostock, April 2. As a conso- Seoul, April 2. It Ib roported that 2000 Russian troops, Including tho Cossack infnntrymou, nro entrenched about tho gato on tho south sldo ot Wlju. Tho Russians aro utilizing trained dogs to nct as mossongurs and order boarors. DOCK LABORERS AT PANAMA ON STRIKE Only Twenty-three Men Reported for Work on Docks This Morning Panama, April 2. Superintendent Shalor, of tho Pennma Railway Com pany, is obdurato In his refusal to comply with tho striking dock work ers' demands. Tho strikors promised to await tho arrival of tho canal com mlsslonors boforo ordering a gouoral strike. Despite this, only 23 men ro ported for work at Lnbora today. Twonty marines wero detailed to pro tcct tho Labora wharf. quonco of poor trado prospects, 12 customs officers, havo beon withdrawn. Vladlvostock will probably be a free port at the end of tho war. Left Her Happy Home. San Francisco, April 2. Mrs. May Tobloman, who -was shot last night by lur husband, died at 8 o'clock this morning. Do Not Like tho Speaking St. Petersburg, April 2. Tho Toklq dispatch, reporting tho members of tho United Statos legation ns making enthusiastic speeches nt tho Perry banquot, March 31st, caused consider able comment Iri view of Prosldont Roosovolt's proclamation, onjolnlng neutrality of word and spoech on tho part of government officials. Today Last Day Hearst Men Are Routed. Trenton, N. J., April 2. The Demo cratic primal lea In this city, to eleit delegates to the stnte convention that will name delegates to tho national convention at St. Louis resulted In a j slgnnl defeat for the support of W It Hearst, who carried only one of the U wards. tSBSSlSsmtWsWuSieim1' Sale I GET YOUR EASTER WANTS At tho DIG STORE. Wo havo mado big preparations for them, nnd many special prices are attached to an many lines. Many little things that you are likely to need, priced for quick selling, and many atti active now things to show you. t Quality is always the first con sideration with us in every de partmont. Wo never buy a line of goods unless wo knoW it will prove satisfactory. The same business methods which nave mado our other depart ments so popular with all cash buyors have been applied to our NEW DRY pOODS DE PARTMENT. It has been a suc cess from tho start Up-to-date dry goods sold on a cash basis Is a novelty for Salemltea. Wo undersell "regular stores" on everything for tho whole fami ly. Dig new lino of hats, shirts and neckwear In tho xnen'B department Berlin, April 2. The Droelauer Zol tung announcos that the osar has de cided to send his confidential soore tary, Prince Tomskl and Editor Vld omestl to America to conduct a pro Russian campaign among the Ameri can editors. s LAND FRAUD CASES LADIEJ GLOVD Ladies Gloves Sixteen More Indictments Have Been Returned Washington, April 2. Secretary Hitahoook this morning received a, dispatch from Speoial Inspector Green at Portland, stating that tho foderal grand Jury had adjourned today, re- ! Flood In the East ! Cincinnati, April 2. The flood con ditlons In Ohio and Indiana are much IlllLJIUfUU VUUU; . AA.W W- .ww..w. -. St. Marys, Ohio, remains Intact, but turning 10 Indictments in land rraua there is a poslblllty of Its burst Ing leases. The names aro withheld, end at any tlmo. All the residents have , lng arrests This makes a total of 20 beon warned of tho dangor. and nun-, Indictments In Oregon since the in- dreda of men worked all nignc in vwbuuu wu immuiw. hnnidni? tho bier body of water. "" i h. m . . mm , uirra uoay i-ouna, San Francisco, April 2. Tho body of Katie Bester was found this mom-1 Job Printers' Strike. Louisville. Kv.. Anrll 2. Four hun IdreJ Job printers struck here today for lng In the Cypress Lawn cemetery re ihlehor waees. A strike Involving the ervolr. The girl has been missing W W8M 1 newspaper offices is also probable. since March 23d. i A lady may beesowell dressed but If her gloves are shabby or -.Ill-fitting. It detratts from her en tiro outfit Remember our gr'-at Jove sale and tho great EASTER SPECIAL In this department. Come today. Fascinating Dress Goods This Is surely a fascinate year In drese goods. The prettiest effocts, the most charming blending ot colors, the suppleness of most of the weaves, must captivate every feminine fancy We don't remem ber when spring woolens were lovelier and we can't remember the equal of our present stock. Shitt Waists The finest showing In the Wil lamette val'ey is to bo found at the "BIO STORE." All sizes, styles and prices. JpCJjy Hosiery and Undet- y&wL. JSBm Go Cat ts We nre ready; to advise you to be ready for these fine days. We have a complete line, every one fresh from the factory, and many styles exclusively ours. Come In and and see tho full Hue Spring Suits This department Is now replete with spring's most offeotlvo cre ations in Women's outer Apparel. Novor before havo we shown such a vast collection of styles and ma torlaUr.rondorlng it o&sy for patrons io mako selections to suit their in dividual tastes and purses. ng wea A great sale of spring and sum iner hosiery and underwear. This l an excellent offering of excellent garments for women and children, in exactly the weights that are wanted at this time. All are at EASTER SPECIAL Prices Come today. Men's Suits Spring styles In men's clothing. If you want a suit with charactor to It, a suit out of tho ordinary, a suit that fits you well, make your soloetlon from the new spring stock which awaits you at tho "Ills Store." Thet early bird gotp the firtA pick be one of them. Men's Neckwear Wo'vo rarely shown such a col lection of rich, soft, refined color ings. Your particular color Is hero. J k