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t THE CAPITAL JOURNAL LODGE LAUNCHES KEYNOTE G.O.P. Convention Strictly According to Hoyle, Says Abe ther increase in the consumption of stomach. L'pon examination.! U sa. water also made this inadequate and the physicians recommended that the recently the city voted, by a small ma- operation be postponed. It is said that -Jority. to dig a well that would fur-j his case is hopeless, and it is only a nish a supply of water for all time loL.n.. ,.r . .i,on th. ni special To The Journal) I nesday. but they stood up under It come. In this operation, which was' wli reached Chicago. June 8. Th' preat mora- amaiin ly well; nothin- wus said about' com,,eted a few days ago, an artesian! Mr k-ii w., tv months entous republican national conven- Mexico that hain't alius been said ; ; well wa8 found. BoriB into the1 ,,., -, .h the 1 Palmer hop ranch north of Silverton and moved his family here from Sa lem a fe-ar days ago. azo from Salem and ourchased ground at great depth a vein of water! silverton Bakery-, and has been sue tion is on. At th' first break of dawn light wine an" beer wuz gracefully. aeiegales an" visitors mrongeu auoui siaesieppea; capital an moor are suit wa3 reached whIch rises and flows like . x...,,: ' .... a ; i-raoi li i i n lpuiiuiiie U It uuoun.;. a fountain owing to the pressure of 1 Now he will have to abandon the work th' entrances f th' vast Coliseum. Ex-jgoin' f Senator Alfred J. Beveridice. th" cele-l union i hinted, eollar-wiltin' lawn tie orator taken care of: also th' world war wuz from th' Indiany literary-belt, is here, balled up. Altogether th' keynote be brought inf harmonious 1 111 Ue IHUUmr) IS I W itortl nl un.lanmu,n ....,.- V, i V. er level. It is said that the pressure is sufficient to throw water twenty or For Recovery Of Cancer Victim Silverton, Or., June 8. According to reports received yesterday from the Salem hospital regarding E. H. Knoll's dartin' about like a gold-fish, ever' speech wus a reg'lar republican ,.,.. ,, .,,. , movement a picture. It may be writ-, speech as it should .course have wg J000 ' ten down a. a fact that I walked, been. Nothin Uonal happened. h(jur The watef fa pure a l.. o ,,. !,!. i i..,i i. " t'"""'". "" " " """i"- considerin" all one hears. A very sgi-l" vi -""' "r niflcant feature o" th' openln' session,' somethln' that did not impress me un-, I fffg HQ 10 Meld til a wily Washln'ton writer called r my attention t' it, wus, to-wit: th' ab- Isence o applause an demonstration when great political leaders took ther seats In convention. Murry Crane wuz unnoticed, an' you might have heard a mornin' glory unfurl Us dewj wings as Senator Borah fumbled fer his seat. But all seemed conscious o condition, an operation will be of no th' great impendin' task Jest yhead o' benefit to him. Mr. Knoll Went to Sa the th' elimination o' all the ac- lem the latter part of the preceding tlve candidates candidates that haveweek expecting to undergo an oper been trampln' dlssention, stirrin' up, tion for the removal of a cancer In his ole hatreds, buildin' up new factions. an wearin' the people out generally an' gittin' t'gether on some good, strong, magnetic, well-t'-do, dark horse, whose opinion or position on any question Is unknown V anybody. Ole political observers as well as sev eral VOUnff. Virile Wanhln'tnn rnrrps. v-ruum imu wun a statesman niKii nondents. seem f think that such a up In th' councils o' th' republican bourse is necessary if th' party is f f uarlv ft man who's aferlin' intptrrttvi ......... ,. iu . j , , T r - " '-iiBrni a. auuu, uui uilieu iroill ill an' keen insight I have no reason t'lNnrami... "nn ihi,,n n.t.in underestimate a statesman who's said a nifty lookin' youne Washln'ton! J oeen I tn raiuppines an t ranee, wrlter n ho t uveA ln th- canitai fti. an' f Mexico, an' who has another mi)Ht Bix months, "If th' convention : 4 long trip planned ter this summer un- don't watch out; an' anomlnate-th', less in presiueni noins mm in vvasn-i riBht feller even Carl Hagenbeck, inBioii. inis oriuiant an weatnerea hain't goin' f be able f bring th' Hiuiesman iuiu me mat in presiaen-j Horahs and Penroses, natural enem- nai riciu naa positively narrowed ies o' th.' republican forest, t'gether iuwn cunsiaeruuiy overnigm an mat after th' smokes blows away." on account of his physical oondition. Mrs. Marion Palmer has Just re turned from Portland, where she suf fered an operation. It is said that her condtiion has not been benefitted by he operation as much as was hoped it wouid be. Dr. H. W. - Steelhammer, formerly of Silverton, and Miss Blanch DeAr mon. a former Indeoendence girl, were recently married a Vale, Or., where the doctor has been practicing medi cine for some time. They will be 1 Silverton this week to visit his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Steelhammer. Before entering the service Dr. Steel hammer practiced medicine in Silver ton. Charles McKlnley, who has been employed by the state for some time serving in the capacity of guard at the penitentiary for three years and eleven years prior to that in the home of the feeble minded, has leased the Ernest PLANTS Nicholas Murray Butler wuz out of It, IhhvIh' only Johnson, Hardin', Low ilen, Wood, Coollrie, Watson an' pos sibly a couple o' dark horses, as th' rial contenders fiT th' coveted nom ination. Th' mornin' session lasted only a couple o' hours, but close po litical observers say there's nothin' unusual ln that. Th' upstpndln' facts thut ImpreMS one most on th' openin' day o' th' historic gatherin' not idle ABE MARTIN. Convention Notes. A large, round, florid woman dele gate, who talked freely, got caught in th' Jam at th' B-lackstone t'day. "Us women are Really greedy t' be o' service, an' we are tukln' f th' duty o' citizenship seriously, an' have our clothes nil made fer spirited cam paign,' she replied, when I asked ner hou- it felt t' git awav from TOMATOES CABBAGE CELERY PEPPERS KALE rA Fine Time to Set Them Out ' conjecture, not mere statements bas- housework en on noiiun, dui com, stern facts, Somehow a jtory rot started this Hint can't bo controverted or dlatort- p'i .. ill 'mm Potior . I I' .Ml i IS ' 3 morning that Wilson's name would not be mentioned ln th' conventnol an It caused th' greatest consterna tion. In attemptln' f run it down I roll exhausted near th' stockyards an wuz picked up by a policeman. 1 I'd, are these th' day's gone by when ii congressman can square himself with a package o' seeds; a wlllln' worker ' soon on a committee; op timism It all th' various camps is up t' th' standard; th' convention hall decorations are pleasln' th' most fas tidious; the convention band was good an' played liberally, th' tuba, horn belli' the biggest ever seen In any. convention; th' colorful head Bear o' th' women delegates broke th' monotony o' th' sea o' heads that confronted th' chairman an' news paper writers; th' keynote speech wsb lul lo' crlllclMiii an' well received, al thmiRh th' applause wuz luinlly as thunderous as Hrynn used t' receive nl Hpencer, Indiany, an' other towns, aucoiulu t' a number o' close polit ical observers; it was feared for a while that th' delegates might wear emselves out npplaudln' thrusts nt Wilson an' not be able fer duty Wed- Artesian Well Now Supplying Water For Aurora Aurora, Or., June 8. Some of5 the people of this city, who, a few months auto, raised serious oblectinns tn tho proposition submitted by the city coun ctt or providing an adequate water system at u cost of $1500, are : now willing to fostor the Idea and assume all the credit due, for the undertaking has proven to be a great success. In th early days of Aurora's history the city water supply was obtained from a spring near by. As the population in creased this was insufficient and later a well was made near the spring, Fur- Retail stock always on hand. Place your orders for large sized lots the day before you need them. The prices are reasonable. D. A. White & Sons Van Dalsem Quits Newton Van Dalsem, state director for vocational education, has resigned efefctive July 1, according to informa tion given out by J. A. Churchill, state superintendent of public instruction. m "WaUeVP Take the place of house lining (or lew, Max 0, Buren 171 North Commercial L. M. 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