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1-5 CHICAGO JMICITED' Delegates to Republican Conven tion Arriving There HOTEL LOBBIES ARE CROWDED fryb.Q$ Possible Is Btiig torn by Cbkii Lndlofd to Eflltfliii the Delates Paris; S'.i) ii W.ody Gty CIIK'Ai;;-, IT , June '. Chicago n.u u il i,il.i tu n.j.hf good on tli P'-'it! 1 1 n 'i titut fur in m xt Kt-t-k it w.U b" t::-- noisiest rot in the Aor)l titiii it - Ttlun t' rtainly ii Hill tn tin- ,ut where More words -t.J'd li.Jt) anywhere else. A.i of ht h i hy way of pr. fa e l.) t ?M f;.rt th.tt trie com en t ion rrnAs tv K.m arrivin to!:iy. The i n:n -ron- tl t.v hands, mi-na- lu in 1 M.-tjntH. teers and Jiisl i!:un leakers Hv U . dnesd.iy. O.i. ..:. mill U r(. ).n i:ri i.eu, le to n:tr!y twli ll: r.i r'V.iil ni There are iv" tj N-fat a to tiip Ie P bli v.n N.ttio.:al t'omentl.in. to ar r.vi. s ri alternate to the sj-ne. nearly 1 deVyate nd Alternate. to ill' I'rnti-essive N:it:oiii t'.niven t'n: tti'tt woni'ii worker for th tuliot. n; :!- o il -of town boot-tern. t' ;n n thinp o' Jum 1'l.iin s; . la t '" to te tarioiio affairs Alre.idv the lut'lti of Chicago' lew.j. hol-'?t from choked with hu inanity a Oiey did at the height oi the kej-ubli. an convention ft-"! tons' f''T iir aeo. All the hotels, in ident;lly. b- can todav reruo lnp ry b. of furniture from their lob bies. No flower pot. ta'i, or chairf i I c!uitr up sp,- e he-e enthtir U.iit may goii. nor bo near at hand for cartons in c.im arguments a too ht. On? ui !I known hotel, whl.-h sport; a fo'int.iin in the middle of one o' it dlnlnj roninf. b- san today to en c.o' this not of mater. It f a prr r.i'tion wt. h pro--! mi r'-;f:il four vr5 a to and aw d & lot of ivftu s of --(r. and thinvii h!h in pr 1 , . i,n .nTum tin e. n;-! to b rL- a r.atur:;! Ii.il-it of prai-i t u inrrt'to. i're t '.l. itii and the Auditorium 'r - tli- K.-.-u'.ii ..n a:i! Proirr. f t v h . . r t - will N d Hv.b rnn r.-n Uv,-, kkt.i n-.i !y for the rro 1 tod.i. T: krt5 for t1' K-pu!si- an ron ntiun t. at the h::e t i re:niiiM tf v t.tr Laio t..n fir ti . h a t.ith enntf Th re ere p' nty of offerc f $ fur a t.rkrt adu.it tint: hnl 1. r to t!:e txpet.d four dail i -ti li :.nd 1 1 - k t s. .it. ' at that. It ujs . -:i;:ii;.t. d tf:.tl tl.e attei'ivt ti t; n i: r !.ti:- .li ! T,.ad' It". at'out !n thou-.ind p-ople I t-il v ji.-.tt fr t I ;iM'.i- h.i b-ri pro. id'd in CoIisuin I'aki's i."'.rtn. 1 Mi. i' an a. r.u and reav"l a rr h har-t in the stl of ln!:t!. bannt-r. pU tured an! tout fnir .',o.-t if t'-te b it de U' --a lions wer- prrnt acd dlivwrs3 a ttrj lntor rtiitrf addrrs oa oco idaiion and oo-oration of rurai ai.feool, on hi.a poiLt hv a Atrartily tupport ed by the patron prtot. A boanti fu. lunh lprt-ad at nooniidtf, tkhub fave prof IT:at OlalU ua Justlv boat of fiir-Ht-nt doiitfatit i l ? ;q the art uf tookiii Lun- h fOQ as pre eedt-d b ii wry a-proi-riatt toa-t f twn by Houorable J Ci liay The latter part uf ir.t day is sp-iit in lively KMrii-a and H) lid of:vt-r-e iMu uhnti a-1 Joined heurtil 1 ho in attendain from Koiu-burK Mete Mic Col a Shitrldd, Mr 4" I .!i Crai fcen aud Mr. ii l.aird. X. UK- UII.L sls I.INMHNT UV. K IMIN? Try It ami h-. e one aivll atit.u Ji!l prove more than a ioiu:in of j . Iitiis Jattiea S t-VrtciJon. 11.1. a . I'a . writes ' I have had wonderful teiief I uf-l Stoma l.iniinetit on n.y kri-j- To trrnk nftr all j lhes- --ar? of lain one appli alion 1 isae rein f Many thinks for a nat oir r-iit'dy ha dne for me.'' hunt keep on Buffering, apply S loan's I.inini. nt here &n pa;n i ..nd tioti'e how (junk ou K-t re- lii-f I'eat irat'- without ruboinn . l:uy it ai any dru; tore. I'.'.c. 4 f'' m -a ' ' lis "'?J PRIMARY CANDIDATES ! EllE THEIR ACCOUNTS ! itb. for tbt Dr Crk Dinrkt, ' , La4 no x& la tvcuriDS in ooxt- I O C Erown. cani.dat for county ' t hool su;rtat.nirQt. evct JT eveti. WITH COUNT Y OfflCERS fpat ' '"" ,n n.4kiDs tiS cm- ! i r.. t, u . t : ... ,,..1 AVTI t f.S THKATKK. j .nt: : . ijnd.iiate al . ' r- -ni ; ri:i...: . . : . t.on re filed ' f,'rv of an o -ra i;n;er' car- i'h the tuuii!;. t ra Saturday. r'r ls Jppted in the setond Oerald- l-i! on a .tiii! Li. k of s,a.e in r'arrar i-riotodratnatic prodution .Lillys i- i--. x.- l;.i. wad un- of "The Temptation, ' whnh will U ii'-i.- to pu...:-ti until today. j n attraction at ihe Antler Th-- A A. IN lij. -. otid.d.i;? for a-' xr Thursday and Friday. und-r the . ml, p. lit $11. w:ji. n in iudea direvtiun of th; Je.ie L. l-asky t on. ...i . .--T ii i r t . r . i. .. t r. D;l!lV. po,ia'..-L ai.tl i r.Tai expeiiw-s . : This thrillinR drania, a es;--?eia'l i: : i '.r lri. i .i.d :..t- i.r Hie same written for M:s rarrar by H- tor A. w Miu.5. er .r tf:;.-. . e:.t J l t ' -. T!.:s included Turnbull. formerly t-ritic on the New j j lt ST(- XJ.t-e (. .. adv. rii.-.r.. pr ;:.;!: and sundry Vork Tribune. It i produced by it n i: r.r .Ki.. uf My .-tie ( reek. u o- I'e.-ii le. t.'ie s iena.a artiste ; i i-d i 1 r i Tim r. ater part ho was responsible for t.ie 8ui i es cf Mr. Jon.-.' e r..- was tran?or- of Miss Karrara first picture, "Car- laMuii fh.:r ltc--r' eii'eudd nin." $1' 7". Ku"-it A horth e-! The s-enes of this photodrama are n M Hn llnrmrttorvfin KPi?r.m: ,p' nil WlllUHtWUVU nromioeJ a claim. We h ave never I Always Paid in Full for the arrount insured on the day the proofs were presented. That is th: ki i J of Protection Your Family should ha.c. OrfVAnliiV CBE5m SUCCESSFUL L,FE IXgOilf llC .NSURANCE COMPANY THE ONLY .jMPANY Hf'Lt'i!'ElA OREGON BEST FOR OREGON IANS Home OiTicc ., mob,, '.on Forliand i.it-t F,r, H rj Morn- EAMULL. Zl ... : . i.t. i: . S SAMUEL...!. .l(; TH .WIAI. --i-'i-i- i-i--r-1-1 x--i- g - Mirgartt dbton. Star In tht Hcr;'. Mutual Maitrpictur. De Lux Edi tton, h Ltopard'a Bride.' AT THE MAJESTIC TOMORROW Quite a nun:'. r t, ' ! e:.M in: :ud.-d the . n .'Nation of pe- l-id in New ork i ity some m the ' - . . ... t.tt.'i and ot.ier y::..:il itnis ; Ritz-Carlton hotel and others in the j; l" ai" n1 1 ' l' f' in t.:- .-h.-n'f. r.eorue ! bur Opera Houe. L riV- vl v' r. wiiii. .'Pf:.i wf..e riarry I I ne iui ui me L'm i uw I, a; .. !i. ii.oi io:.iin-e, e- with the strugRU-s of a youne t afe I i H. I -- n . :;ay f:iv, to u:nt tile rold ANtiHV. .KKK (.IJAMMiS. t tod. i . w nh a!t rr- t- . r n ntiil adiMir hje la', train this N. w York r CO- OTk.T-', h.'.l it1:, nrn . . d on tr. .-rnir. k IS -tv ("h , f of I'tdi. f- h l.'tfler 1 .it :wom ;n ."ceral hur.d-od etr po ! tn r. ar.d a'Tiin-st an e i ia n'i:ii r'T of p'.i n c'rtht n men burro tV from rther ntie, went in d itv to il? t. k-. p a wary ee on the un.lesir a!! Tr. (.:ilv fc-n.al routine oNr'-ed to ' r w .i ';:-' r -nr of the He p'1'.! .ir; . I . -rnitt.'.. r!' :.r. lC up ."".reii; ar. 1 'ririiiVtns the t !..'U r l ar. nr,-- .!e,r .n ddent to n.'pe u..ir.w r.r. t'e t t ri o. H-r- i in. i m n-. i-i-i-i-i-i-i-i-1 -i -i-i-r-i-i-i-. Ct-du" Mnatt has ponr to Salem to Is it with his r i-t- r t r a period of s.ver.il weeks He intends mak- that pi a f bin f :it arc abiding p'a-e, fo we understand. W . t. Oics baa conclude! h!s work with the cement company , be having been engaged in carpenter work for t hem. and has moved to htu.ehurg We are sorry to haw lr Oi' h'! anil hiH estimable family move fiom our midst. Mrs House, a Inend of Mrs Fred Kenner, Jt ir.aking t hat family a ii.it Mrs. Housr live in ("hi ato ind thmas the scenery in the West r-at M Wealherford Is planning on tudding a new r:d-nce on his land iar the Ha; !' Vadey ferry. The Merry tio Uoun 1 Club meets nett Wedntsduy, June 7th. with Mrs '.lc Marster. Robert Thiel. of Yon.alla. Oregon, van the low bidder to build the new iool house in this district. His dd wa and h has signed ; contr.ict and filed a good and tiffi i-nt bond He prono-es to rom iienc work on the build ng and com P t- It as soon as possible. The Koscburg Sand and r.ravel Co . a loading s- eral carloads of graw-'. v erv tia v for ballasting the grade .f t'ie iNftt-ti) and Portland foment i-ti.'.iny f railroad to tb-ir ro k d- 0il Up Rubelts Cr-ek. The ceTiietlt o'niany has a large uans; of work .ten engaK d in pulling the gravel :i and lew-line the tra. k. t'lay Smith is g -iting out pl..n for new dweiltng tt be built on his !an l l Winsions. 'lay la bw-n ocupy nt: the Ur Hoover fruit ranch and va ate that on the completion if the build. I.g" on his own place.1 ti wdi bi:tld a barn and all other r.Mt'-j.ldmcs ' !ady w ho rvce-Mly C Kik tra. t. is -uii-K to hmhl an addition on to her t Iwellmg of four rooms This will. "Id a gr-.it dal to the plate. Mrs Hnrd has a er sight', pretty place. T!'.ete is nothing the matter with this !o-.al:iv wh.-n it comes to rais in strawberries at anv r:te The ; riics were ad captured at the Straw berry Carnival by our reMdents. e-f.-i i. two Win Pemberlon. J S.I "la- voo'.. Win Austin. Ka n.und '.i;ool and Merle Aut.n. prize a m't. ts above ir.er.tiont d. all live vul,in about one ti tle of our station, reen. And. sec ondly not the '. asi v anv ra.-ans ('.at: le Ciaiool s baby liar'. I.uc.le. took first prue in the l ie. p.i, s contest There is g.-lrg to hf a buc.p.T crop ? prune In tr. s v. -smiv tM s. sn f n.nhir. harp ns to ih-m There vi ! le a num tor of driers auilt near -.ere to take caro of the prunes .morse th.'so who V. bivKl are Pr o A Hradburn. Harry A Winston. L. ll. Skinner A: Son-. t', o. I'i:ni:tk and lr Hoover. These new druis will al: be largt- une, runtm- j:i size from sir t inttfls u; to t..f l he Portland lirid'- Com . ! w il. commence work m a f.w d .s on in.- ere- lion of the br;d. i.t t Ha'-pv Valley f. rry This i I t .- a ;:e.it convenien-t- to the re-:d n'- of happy V.iM- h n o::;pl.t-d. W K pratar. of the iJ-aiar Fruit Company, was in this vumity !a.-t v K luokn: g ov .-r the j.ruiie and pear orchards. Mr. Pram-r h-nn-ht nearly all the p--ars that were raised !ti his hMal-'v Ptst war ani a laige proportion of the prune-. Mrs. W P W ohif-.riii has - I i'-'h- r and dt'Ie son of Portlaiil v;;t :ng thtm for a few we. ks Prtston W ilson and wi!- 1 ft a few lavs a) for t'au.as Va!b y v. i..-re Prt ss wjil asit in running Mr. t 'i i-.' ca ti, ill. SCiilUK. Mini I II H i: SMAI.II K IttiPIKS An Alabama b-glatjr d.-'cnil r.i The cost of t he late session of the Legislature in that state says t n nt sma!l, on lit y bit a of thf Hu:d. thi iniri based the H the cost to the count les is ; ointing out that in ln own the apportion d cit w ill he ltt'e more than ;" He aUo d'-fctius the . nirth last st s:on sa - ing it a- n- r ' to get through tht work Neither of his out niions will ho d water. firM bectuse it is .!u :bt ful if any pr nt day b-gi-iator is rth ew-n the t i hi- ieg:-Utoi admits it cosi his own county , an 1 teiond. lecaU!-e no I ui si :i t u re 111 k an at t nipt to condtu t its buim ss in a business lik- nuiniu r every thing is left to Die Lil mo;;.- i.t. good law s are k i'li.l be a use t here is no time to get them through, while had la v s et through !-a;!- nobo.!' wen; the-- ihre. tl i rit r-ted. are w at i h trig t tieui. W hat we ne. d is a l.-lative b..dy of sma 1 nu me: i. al 1 1 tu r h t - t t ! year tbrouth. with si.o-t v.; .itmn p-r:ods. Sii h a svsftrn would ! b s cot!v t';.:i t'e prent -t :n and wouid present legislative Jain-, -o comnion tn ad legislative bodies as at present t ur.stir.ted. An-1 it would be o,uite a rt'pi eentat i e as are p; es- nt bodies. p.r..'. I $17 7-. fa... d to f.b- liiv , I!." can.paig.l : r Motier. J. T. Pm! :it a tu'al of per..- a.-ci.unt.- in t' o:.:-t !- folb.w -: W K S: lo.'.n. John f.tr e:. bark. It 1 " A H nn ksen. $74 ii W I on", $ ' T.V "or .I'.Mi.e o: f.e Pea e. S A I'vl.i .-. P -:.. rat. p-:u $1' 7". wh.le ii. lL a 1. Kepubban v; n i-i $ i 7'. i. F Hopkins, the Ie;ub',ii an nomir. . s;.-nt only $14 K. II. Lenox, d'-nioi rat. expended ;i '4'. to s-- ur- the periio.raib t.oi.rniitHin for coanty tbik. C. W Clark, th" Uepu)'':. 4:1 loii.'rif, failed to fib l. s i it e a o int. For ci.tiuty tr-a u:-r. James Saw vers ep n ! d $ . '.vinV .dr- Iru Miller s; ent I'.:: r or c n'ral '-'::m man. Mr Marv Short, of V. .1 s. t-nt en: N fund- w er x n : ; ! b S J Jo: s Per v We-.'. L .1 L:-.rne-C. P. F H:irtr::it! of W .1, M..on. C CL.rke. ,n 'd ste fer JdM'r '.f the P'-.ice at ;!.-rd.ib'. -pnt n ri;-:iey. afo.-iiing to bis p-ne ac e.eTt 111- 1 tt ith T'ie . 'erk. t. O Mc i.ilvrav. for Jns:i-e of th- pea e at Can von i! ie, -; nt t -. o cent post.iee stamp. II H aun h. - 1;. late . .siarn.er haa I singer to become an operatic star and n-e at ount. In vt retain the love and respect of oanty commis- her fiance, who is a young .(linist of Oakland, and corr.poser. 1 ". Other -X t:.e j-.'in. ' by au'oiiici bv in the cast supporting Miss Far- are t:.e well known artists. Pedro b-Cor-'ob'i. Th o lore Hoh-e-rts. Klsie lanr Vi!-on. Kr.yn.orjd Hatton. Kr nest Jov. Anita King, and other nu-m-ier3 of the all-.-tar I-asky organisation. WORK ON VAT I.T. Work on the new vault in cours of constru t:on at the courthouse wid probably be resumed tomorrow, a -ording to the officers. Work w as hscontinued st v-ral di.vs ago 11 nou -t of Judge Hamilton, who on ;endel that the noise would interfer vith the work of the C'.rc i;t Curt. At TI N IS PI LAK.P. WASHINC.TON. June 4 The pol ffice departmerit hav:ne re-:it! ropof ed dis -onti nuance of Ihe star out' frri It -ed -port to (iartliner. Ore . a distance of two miles, H pre : mat iv e Ha w lev ha.- Fecure.l post pon-ment of act. on until July 1. to for a give o: portunitv fur residents who desire to pro teed to present the mal for con- ter. HKN Ol It H A till II tlivo it attentiou. ao d ev -.-ur be rtguar and ear-fu! of y.M'.i d.cl. -o c-::inienee (.unit; Ir Kings New Pisi-tiv ery It u!T,i::.5 Pine Tar. nti?. pti- Oils and Pala:i.s It is sl'.ghCy laxaine. lr K:ni s N" Piscow-rv tas s yo-r ccagh. soothe.; y o r t h roat and bron h lal t ube.- hecks your cold, s'arts to cb-ar your head In a short tine y rtu know your ...Id is betti r its the standard f.i'iu.y .n nth s-ru.' in uo over 4" e.rs lie: .1 b ittle at or..'. Keep tt !:-. th.' h -ins-- rs n cob.1 iiuran.e So'. 1 at ye.ir drurTt. the good uudgc loses POQCM Of THE WCALT-QBACiqN, fyOU OiQNT ElWCCT To MtP IT AFTER All TmC 0O00 THINGS VOUVC SAiD ASOUT jD'0 YOU' W- -tew VANISHED j 1 7 11 1 V UT it-1 t:T fiteadv tohiicco "u tit fact ion 11 dv. vcrv djv (mm rim J mall chew V-U IX I Chewint the Heal Tobacco Chew, utw It . J newt tha man c.-.'t help tctltn hi fnniJi atsout tooa km lern tfM .-It bi:., t. 1 h tat-U I..I- I.Mier. ncU tcwrr chc. "NoIk bow tb ull bruitf om th nch tobacco laata latk b WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY. SO Vwi Squn. New Terk Cry 1 Ihii r iiniM.. A.lhowg'i ) at" a p--op!e ; ni S.;mi d;5irn.ts !i.-h:t.L; b-'.v e 1 in lav ding any 1 . . n t : of t I. tro.it m ; d . W ; h i last Saturday re v. a ; piacej on a : t at the eounly ;.n an-ry mood this .-i, to the oificers. to v. o: k and say.s h t 1 . a r i n hefore he 1 1 ;n- ii.atidatt s of the de; ures. d bring results. 1. ,t- t- ' I . e ' r-'- '.g a I 1.,. , I ' " I ' ' ' . - r.d b ' ba.ia . o.'.s . pr' 1 'at ! ! w V ,;r, v v e' L Jd'e. hil f ..pt v 1: r t J sir.; m 41 Packard and other promi nent automobile engineers favor motor oils from Western crude. Exposition juries at San Francisco and San Diego gave highest competitive awards to Zerolene an oil from Western crude. Zerolene is the best oil for your motor because scientifically nfinoj from selected California crude - asphalt-base. Government experts tell us tf at oils correctly refined from usphalt-lusc crude "distill without decomposition" I do not break up and lose their lubricating value under c Under heat I and ,;-c "much belter adapted to motor cylinders, as far as tluir carbon-forminy: proclivities arc con cerned, than are paraftine-ba.e Pennsylvania oils." W hen oii empty the crank-case refill with Zeio iVne. Dealers everywhere and at srrvicc stations and agencies of the Standard Oil Company. La fi La Eia lj a the Standard Oi! for Motor Cars y-.'l '1 r...f y.,-f(' I ., ?""( $ Yes! There will be a rose for you at the Portland Rose Festival JUNE 7, 8, 9, 1916 ..I vi . r. at . I' t. n ' f M 1. 1.. . h ... : ! m m ,.t : v t. I .-!.... I'...'. ,M ': .. V M ..I !:..! " 1' M . '11 . Jin:- T. ii v . I- l. . .111!'!- s-ii I r .:. .lu,, U.'.i .. 1 :'i 1 ; tl :i u.ai. n.. mi tili .nt'il att'. I 1 IV : Ti: : ! I l:t - ...! V ii .Vil.jlv C11 . .iii'i.- Ill, ... i.th. n. lul..-. r. t ira ll i t ". ' : ' ' K..--'-"r n ir-in ' f- ' - i 1 ' :.. JiK." ICi l. Ml., tnt'ti.it.'. .. ' . ' .' . .' ' ' - ' ' - ir .r:i at v cr rite J-.l.ii M n , tl. (,ii rl l'a.nirr ti;nt l'.i'l!.inl. llrrit"ti SOU'IHERN PACIFIC LINES mm 1 . . 1 llUMit s ho have been buy ins evpen sive lukinc Powders should tr a can ni DIAMOND "W" Neely & Neely 1 L 7 It is tiif c ;:;al of ar.v of the hia-.u-r viuc CM Sbrrt. Oouti tht t. C. For light, wholesome cakes, biscuiri and pastry, use K C BAKING POWDER AKvayssafeand reliable. If it isn't all we claim your grocer will refund your monev. k c y JAQUES MFG. CO., CHICACO Preserving Supplies lOqt ext-a Ik ivv g-a:i::e priervj ketil-; 30c 6qt kettle at .1 sp-.-iil ; 15c lOqt large t!at t-t:..tj.v.l r: ;i u- ail 40 Tin fruit jar til'.i. rs. 5c Grai.itc cr tin i'::;-pi rs 10c or ISc Colander?, tin r .t'a: i;e lOe or 15c Jelly Klases. t.i'.l ..r ff. u..t sl;a;;; s 2 fur 5c Mason ir ru'.' ers. lu :.vv. vi !0c . 5c drz Refined ; ara :' ;:e. fur e..ver:n i-.'.lks I5c Mason j:,r cap-, p .-vel.iii, r.iud 20c doz Straulcrry h Tillers. 5C Ruy it p. A T T Q A Variety FOR LESS VMd.Vi. O STOKE ROSEBURG HAS "ACRES OF DIAMONDS' t .. . si . ' - . , -.f V .i-.l-:t . ' ... i - ' .'...-ll r - j ' i ... In Miliums of Ft. of Fine Timber aia i:utiig FMd-.s i in: ;u'.im:ss The Renew is (he pUe for the ad
