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v. TBtE EI E DAILY GUARD rot. w i:k;i:m:, ori:;ox, wkkxiosday kykxi.m;, .piui. aa. imm NO. M7 OISE FOR JOHNSON DELEGATES FOR BRYAN JUDGE BURNETT AGAINST CONTENTION OF ROSS DEFENSE Klll ll W'KltK hill. 11) AMI MANY 111 1ST L ill . Aurll 22. A prou- F' ir. fav.ir of Governor John- r . nnrruin vote for Brvan ml w1"'" - .:. .ro i. inked for at tomor- L? Democratic state convention. L narty leaders are a unit ill de- r... .k Hplfeaiiun will be In- Led for the Nebraskan. P ,.f :i u atform at the L-ni convention, due to the word- -f the pianKS nii-i. mi; hhuwi i"- lits are urging for adoption. One ,s the church for in k-lug in pulitiral matters and de- Iz&s tbat ciers.Miifii UC KUtlSWJ IU t.j -, matters spiritual and leave C things spirituous. Lsl.tX IlltHiAXDS PKUvVll-.n in ItLrt.ll.l.'NJi Petersburg, April 21. News h received here this afternoon to ; effect mat tne i-ersian nnganas 0 yesterday advanced to attack the ssian forces in Persian territory, re driven bark with heavy losses 1 retired lo the mountains. The s-ian detachment from Belesuvar i has again advanced a short distance' i into Persian territortv , where it ! awaits reinforcements. I There is no sign as vet of the hcr- ; aided Persia n eYIiedilt.tn t,. ,1... IHussians. It seems that the Persian j troops quartered at Tabriz are barely iable to preserve order In that ritv. and they are said to be Ill-disciplined The governor of Tabriz is -afraid to nvl,u luctn ui against me niouit-taineert:. I (iOVKltXOK I'AltKOXS I ASTORIA Ml l!li:itl l! Salem. April 21. The governor this afternoon granted conditional i pardon to James C. Seeley. of Asto ria, convicted on the charge of riot In connection with a saloon fight at St. Paul when Marshal Kretcluer was killed in 1SI08. He must absolutely refrain from the use of intoxicants. Salem, Or., April 22. Judge Hurnett today over ruled the motion of the de fense in the trial of J. Tho luirn Ituss, president of the defunct Title tiuarantee & Trust Company, charged with converting to bis own use state school funds deposited in bis bank, and admitted the testimony of State Treasurer Steel, who testified to depos iting the moneys with the bank. The defense held that the officers of the bank were not individually resHinsible for the illegal acts of the cor poration over which they have charge. This ruling killed the hope of the defense to escape a jury trial. Willlamsport, Pa.. April 22. Kour Italian laborers were killed, two fa tally hurt and eight seriously injur d by the wrecking of a runaway train on the Lacqulu Lumber Company's log road near here. The accident was due to the failure of the reverse : ver of the engine lo work. While going at a terrific speed the train .jumped the track.' Xl'.W YOKK STl'DKNTS SKtTltK THKIIl DKMAMIS New York, April 22. The strike of the New York I'nlversity students, who were signed as "chorus girls" at a play to be given by a dramatic club of the university at Carnegie ball on Friday and Saturday, was declared off today. The students demanded six tickets each, and the printing of their names on the program was granted. Andrew J. Neilon, former sheriff of Lake county, died in San Francis co Sunday, as a result of cancer, from which he had been suffering for months. Chicago Wheat Market Chicago, April 22. Hay. "Hi 1-2; July, 7 1-2; September, S4 3-4. Two well-dressed women got off the 7 :.".; train last night, carrying suit cases and a Portland jag, both Intoxicated and so helpless that Cbiet of Police Hies, who mas at ihe train, took charge of them and they were taken to the city jail, where they were kept over night, and this morn ing sobered up permitted to go. and thev left on the noon train for Toledo. They gave the names of Hose Kills. Hood River, and Sarah Hums, of Portland. Albany Democrat. THE STORE THAT SERVES YOU BEST-HAMPTON BROS. : I Wash Skirts Improving an opportunity to secure some of the best Wash Skirt values ob tainable we place them on sale Wed nesday and Thursday at prices which are sure to result in an immediate dis posal of the entire lot. WHITE DUCK SKIRTS-Well made, of good material, full sweep, sale price, each $1.25, $1.50 WHITE LINEN SKIRTS are always the most in de mand. Linen is the best wash fabric made These will go first, sale price, each .T $2.50 GALATEA SKIRTS are popular because of the extra height, and wearing qualities. We have them in y stripes and dots in blue ground Sale price, each $2.50 WHITE CURTAIN NET SPEClAL-40c White Net with wide ruffle, edged with Battenburg lace, insertions to match, sale price, yd 35c 35c quality white net, edged with Battenburg insertion of same, set in, sale price, yd 25c SUMMER GOODS 1-2 PRICEMulls, Organdies, Dim ities, all wanted shades, always 25 to 75c. Wednes day and Thursday, HALF PRICE. Great timely Sale of Embroideries i We will make Wed nesday and Thursday Embroidery Days. An unusual opportunity tq $ , i r i . x I JTWi..' purchase x oKings, nog- MW ps. etc.. ar a suDsrannai ecus mAtm- TUCKING 18 inch Tucking, regular price 40c , Sale price, yd... J. 25C 27 in. Tucking, never less than 50c, sale price yd 35 60c quality Tucking, 27 inches wide; sale price, yd...35c 22 inch tucking, always 85c; sale price, yd 60c 75c quality tucking, 22 inches wide; sale price, yd 55c 12 J-2c and 15c values, embroidery edges with idser- tions; sale price, the yard Ac Wide embroidery on sheer mull, always $2.00;, sale price, the yard -. 1.50 2000 yards wide embroideries and insertions on fine mulls and "ainsook. regular price from 30c to $3.50; sale price, 20c to $2.25 You'll be well dressed for any place, any com pany, any occasion if you are dressed in our. Hart Shaffner Marx t Clothes. We make a special feature, of summer clothes if your'e going away from home taking a vacation at a lake, at the seaside, or anywhere else, better get the good clothes matter settled in the right way. Suits or Overcoats Pyr:ght 1908 by Htrt Schaffner it Mirx 15.00 to $30.00 This store is tl3 home of the Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes Get a Gordon ' Hat : each, $3:00 Hampton Bcos. )0JOt l.FMt... WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT Oj, B. Stetson Hats .$4.50 to$8.0? PRESIDENT KEEPS UP FIGHT FOR TWO MORE NEW BATTLESHIPS CORTEUOU ON . NATIONAL TOPICS IN PUBLIC SPEECH Wushlnnum, April VI It horn 1110 known to.lay that tin- prcsMt'iu will vto the tuivul hill is (usst'd provM-. iu fur x inernist' in the navy, hut withuut making any appropriation . for the lmrtast.. Hi- insists that his frii'tuls rontinm the f is tit for four hattU'ships. Ho will skti the hill, however. If it is pnssej without any pr. ivision for naval increase. l)n estimates supplied hy the navy department Hale, ehalrnuin of th committee on naval affairs in the senate, will lntrodiuo an amendment to the naval appropriation hill appro priating aliout $.".(Hiu.non f;ir the Im mediate commencement of work upon two battleships, the torpedo hoals and other vessels provided for in the hill. Forest IteMTvo iiih! Navigation. The house Jedirlary Committee de cided unconstitutional the I. over-Currier hill appropriating $r.ii0it,inh) f ir acquisition hy the government of for est lands In th-. Appalachian and White Mountain chains for the pres ervation of stream supply and regula tion of stream flow. The committee, however, has decid ed hy a substantial majority to report to t lie house that If for.st reserve!, are an aid to navigable streams the aciiiiremeu( f such res rvat ions b the government is constitutional. It Is understood the rivers and h::r h irs committee wilt ), called up m to decide whether the reserves are an aid (o navigation. (.laeler National 1'iirk The senate committee 011 public lauds has authorized a favorable re port on the bill to establish a glacier Nattonal park in Montana. FORMER PREMIER (TWO LIYES LOST PASSES PEACEFULLY TO LONG REST London, April 22. Sir Henry Cumpbi'll-Ilunnprniai), lormer llrltish premier died at 1:40 this tnornlnK at his offlclnl residence at 10 Downing street. The end wns peaceful, and after a lingering illness of mora SIR HENRY CAMPBELL BANNER MAN. I linn two man I lis did mil roine as a surprise. He had been mirotiHrioiiH most of the time for the past three days. TWO CONGRESSMEN INJURE DIN WRECK i: Washington, April 22. Representative Tawney, of Mlnnettota, was Injurixl on the hack, Representative John ('. Iliney, of lndlana,ialnful ly Injured, and a wore of other passengers slightly In JtiriHl In a rear-end col lision on the Pennsylvania av euue line. WHEN PILE DRIYER OYER TURNED Astoria, April 22. Through some cause not ascertained, th pile driver used on the Jetty at the mouth of the Columbia river wah derailed as It was proceeding to the point of op erations today. The machlno toppled ovr Into the water, carrying the crew of fourteen. . Two of the men wcrerkllled, Mar tin. Carlson and Jacob Lehman, both of Hammond, Or., ana b!x others In jured and taken to the hospital at Korl Stevens. All will recover. The water Is shallow at the point of the accident uud the imiciluu will bo recovered. Syracuse, X. Y., April 1'. At the annual bamiuct of the Chamber of Commerce of the city Secretary Cor telyou was the principal ipcaker. Ho said 111 part : "And let me say, too, that along the line of its fostering care over busi ness interests, ,he government can at t Ills' mtimniii do several things that will be of large benefit to the coun try. It can give us such legislation as will luriily us against financial disturbance and turnish us with a uilutlv of currency adequate for the needs ot our business community in all sec! Ions and at all seasons of the. year. 1 believe this will be done. Se tbat with a temiMirary device, If noth ing further can be hail at this time. and with provision lor a competent commis.-,lou to study ami report on the uuestion, we shall make progress toward a wise solution of this vastly important problem. It can glvo us, also, such legisla tion, through tilt simple measure now before congress, as will encour age the upbuilding ot our merchant marine, so especially essential to ou;- omtncrclal Interests In Central anil South America and on the 1'nciflu coask. It can amend the Sherman anti trust act so as to make certain of Its provisions a help rather than a hind rance to honest business. It enn provide for an Investiga tion of our tariff with a view to mak ing Its schedules more equitable for the people of all Interests and all sec-1 llonr. Wo must not erect obstarlcs to the legitimate extonslon ot our com merce and Industry, to whose devel opment the welfare of our emloyers and wage-earnem la so cioseiy relat ed; we must not weaken the pioneer THAW WORKING TO SECURE RELEASE Pnughkeepsle, April 22. A writ of habeas corpus was granted at White 1'lnlns today by Justice Morschauser on ap- plication of Harry Thaw. The writ Is returnable at Poughkeepslo May II, at which District Attorney Jerome, of New York, will be given an opportunity to oppose the pro- ceedlngs for Thaw's release. CAMPAIGN AGAINST - KENTUCKY. TERRORISTS Frankfort, April 22. Oovernor Wilson and Ad liilaiit-denernl John son have formulated plans for a vlg orous campaign nga:nst the night rid ers. Iroops wh; lie assembled at Cadiz to gather In all offenders for whom warrants have been Issued. GEORGE B. CORTELYOU. Cabinet member who Is an avowed candidal for the uotulnntluu of prtal. lent. spirit of our people, tho spirit that opened up tho wilderness; that weld ed together scattered clonics Into a vigorous young republic; that threw great hlghwiiys of communication across the continent; that built towns anil cities uud great stntes the spirit of Initiative and k lf-rell-auce and sacrifice that has made this mighty nation what It Is to lay. True It Is that the chief problem of civilization, from 'he political (Continued on Pago eight. ( FESTIVITIES CONTINUE AT LOS ANGELES a AnxelfH, April 22. A liht rain fell ut Koh AiikHoh lat n.Khl. Kivtag a bright, freHhetiltiK aspect to tho city thin niomliiK, when tho mm1 dawned upon the third day's festiv ities In honor ut ihe AUnnlic fleet,' Tin- city n.'Vi'r appeared In better j form. The sailors and officer urn : being entertained elaboratly l fact, there are ho many fuii-iotiH inj their honor that ninny of them do not return to the ships, hut. hav; quart '-I'M reserved at the hoteln. j ; Ol I H Ml, HlltM'AST Ml It NOltl IIWKST Portland. Or., April 22. Wentem Olefin and WeHtern WiiW.ihK'ofi - Hhowers to iiltfM and Thuriay; souther ly wind. K;i-trn Ore-tn, Katern asbiruf'iin mid Idaho - -, HeVf re thHir'r, lorif totjltfht trim '--vv- 'sm- (..'''Vf1'1' y.i '" : w. i'.'-'VHi.t- - iV-li FAMOUS WATER PALACE IN GRaNADA, SPAIN. One of tho Ih-iiu.t npotn of Ua.itlf ill (iriinada, in tmutherii Hpam. l the fntranee to the faiuonn Water I'iiIik-h. 1'ieUnK tip to the Mtril ! n paved walk lnnlrel by In-iIk of tlowerw mid Hhriitij'ry. l-'mm the tlowei beds Mpriii many tiny eolniim uf unter tbi-lr pray falling on the hlowtoini. The hive Vub-p tn only one of the many trwfttn uhkh the tourist may Kn. In ;niTmdn. ' lltflfv rtlo ll that reniarktilito y:ve u( i(U4iU'u,t. Mm ,lliaitiliru, fantert In hltrtry- nhtf fnl ".n-v
