THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, FRIDAY. APRIL 10. 1803.
PACE FOUR.
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Hermann Regains His Grip
(CeattM d ftom first pace.)
and toch-d the hearts of alt vho'
knew the wan. On of the aea J
closest to the late ctmgreassaaa was
E. P. MeCeraack. ot Sales. wfee
headed the Marten eoaatr deteeaUoa. '
as be had muiy delegations for
Tosgs. , tad we heartftr iadorfre his poduea
Jhe Battle Began. J pe the great pofeltc s)esUo&s of the
Ix T. Harris, of Basest saaed dar. aad Ma adaalBlatraUen. Asd be
Geo. C. BrewHoM for ehainaa. Cheers k retorvsd faither that herebr ex
hr the Hensaan delegates. ' jtead to feisa the besfrftaltttes of thta
B. U Bddr. ef TiUaasook. Biased S. 'state ps the oecattoa ef his pro
D. Hsuim. ef WasMftgtos eotr. aad soted Tts4L
the cheering lasted several aiMttes.! Rasirc. Thai w to areir 1
T. D. Kar pretested tgateX Brev-ldonw aad reaana the psatferai of the
Rett aa he was sot a desegaie, aad had laet Orssjsa Mate Rfo4tcast eore
sot A right to he chose. Cheer. Itloa.
Sesator Uarsters eatae to the re- i H waved That the ReowhHraa par
cue. aad said Brews! emM get a 'ty of tMs cosgresioaaI district farors
prexr from aa? eemty The chair!
ruled that Brovaeil m eigRtie.
Harris moved that the coBreatlon
elect far ballot. Carried. Before bit
caae was presented BrewneM bad ob
jected to the.Laae delegation offering
hi aase. at he deetsed It had pod
tie. Browncll Elected.
After a tflose eeatet Browner! was
elected br Tete of 9J to M. aznld great
obeerlBR. TMs was eeBstdered a Tie
torr for Hermann.
"Lai as he frieeds. let there be bo
puitsfcrn." aaid the ehalraaa. He said
that 5 jrsaws aao was the sjuatrersarr
of Ij&tn ssmendar. wk-ea the frag of
aeeeasloa west dowa.
He natd the troaMe with Uh Ore
RooofcMeaa party vu that two or
three mtm who Hve IJs tatte Berth of
here, had stared the rote of dictator
to Urn psrtr aad this afcoald ao leaaer
TMs rtniud fco aaedeh. aad Craw
lord, of D twain, atored that there be
a secretary aad upshift necretarr
aaoied br tho aretldaaL "I will 4o
re." aald the chair, "aceordlac to aro
Kraai " Thla caaood a areat huajh.
and the aracraa m sated to have the
dar
The Program Carried.
The alr naaMd H B. CoMr. of
I'olttaa aseratorr sm1 X. ToHuti,
of nentoa. aa flint socretary.
There was the aswal motloas for
eomaiiUoiw.
T. n Kr aed that ao BKire mo
tloaa be aocoaoarr. bat that tho ea
tire Ntesram nt adowted Oarried
jlb Kreat laiHihtor.
Chair awnoNaeed followlad eawMll
Xev'.
OoMmtUoa on rreilmiUals C It
1bb. of Alhaar; A. C. Marrtew.
Roseau; J. M. SholWr. Maaeae: K.
T. TanMe. illihhor; R. M. Hmaetu
of 1jKo; I. C CaMpbeM. of JiNteahlne.
Rosotattoas J. U. OaaipWIL CWiek.
urn am: 11 U H4dr. Tllloweok: 11. .
JoBoa. Uaeota. T. II. Kar. Martoa;
W. J. II sail art oa. YaaihUI.
OfHttfllMUeH.
R H Wolhaap. IteatoN; H. M Rrat
lalu, Ihe: A. V. tHoaraa. Coos; A.
II. Rom. Jack.
These oammtttoea wom also aeeotd
Irk le ttfHKram.
The eammlttee aa erwUnUah ro
portCHl aa lfofe pahNshed.
Tho oemmlttt-e en platform reported
briefly ami formally. The eemmlttee
seemed to hare dene their work la a
Krwt harry- It was adopted
The Platform Adopted.
AVe. ymr oomtnlttpe on resohitloaa.
hereby recnmuiead that the following
rosolHtlona be adopted by this ronven
tlon. to wit
n.olvml That we hirhy record I
our high appreciation t the private I
WHO
Top Coats $14,
I top i lljatn
IcoATal py
Linen Mesh Underwear
better still, try a suit for yourself
SALEM WOOLEN MILL STORE
worth And the pabMc verrktt of the
late Hen. Then. H. Tongse, eagress
zs&a frm tfel district, aad we deptore
Ms death aa kwa to Ms state asd
Batten.
Rosolved. That e recogals is
Tkeedare Roosevelt, President of the
Catted State, a stalwart try of
Aaterfeas cMJseaaMp irorthr of
these, the fcest dar of the repiMic.
aad -irtll earaestlr tabor for the Ira
provesseat ef ear rivers and barbers
br the aatloaal soreraaieaL
The Nominations.
"NorBlBitlo are bow la order."
saM the chalnaaa. There was a hall
lor a few mlrates.
"If Boeody waata the BoaUBatten. 1
will uke IL" said Crawford, of Dose
las. Kay. of Martoa. broke the Ice by
BimtBg Claad Catch. He was eapa
Me. aad the yeeseer elemeatt of tbr
party had a right to be recogslzed at
this ttate. A caadMate was Beeded
who was ta perfect banaoay with the
aattooal adartahttradoa. aad who
eoaM Kreet the Presldoat o Ma cma
tag TtsU to Ofoaoa wtthoat fooWag
that he waa a persoa objectloaaMe la
aay way. Great appUase.
There waa aaother hilt, aad thoa
AaUrsoa. of Woodbani. moved to
auke It aaaalaMMS. Ijiaahter.
Oos Mewborry. of Jsekaefe. took the
toor aad aoatlaatod Vawtor. He Btade
aa boat pwa for a caadidate fro
Soathora Orecoit. a section that had
aever hoea honored with a aoaUaatloa
tor ronsreae. Hat thvy had other
cbUau than aeoarapti). Their see-
tfoa had always boon loyal to the
Boalaoea of tho Republican roavea
Uoaa. when other roaatiea had helped
MaMBhtor tho head of the ticket W.
I. Vawtor was a aoa of ptoaeers,
worked bis war throank the atato ubI-
leraitr: waa a lawrer aad a baelaeaa
mm of the hbjheot character, aad
tojml to KopabUcaa priaclplea at all
tlasoa. He would Inspire aad arouse
the satire part)- to IU hlahoM action.
It tho oonvobUosi did Ha at- It wwtbj
BOMlaato Mr Vawtor
Prostdeat RtowrI callod S B.
Hoaotoa lo th chair, aad took tho
floor for Herawaa. He adaUred aad
aaprectatod tho merits of the candi
dates whoa Bamos had beoa present
ed. PoMtlc wa roaltrr tho adodala
tratloa of pabHc affairs. ahMK the
nao of doty to the bmmm.
Who wa tho beat, tho ftitoM. tho
most aial4o maa to send to Wash
iaRtoa to ropreoeat this dlatiietT Ma
ter Monaaaa. and no other- He next
anburied the Oroafialaa for lu aohle
tmfile for sound money In 1S. The
dtetlBKMlshoil maarom Dowtdas eoaa
tr had the oxpecleMo aad the beat of
the ariBMnt aa between these can
dMalM.
Potttlcs was a buswsss and a set
that had to be Ixnrnwd by exp
and the Intricate and delicate
details of RorernmeMt were not
learned la a day or a week. Gtmias In
with the people, raatvatlns and con
trolling men. and vho bad tbe social
tantlet and understood manipulat
ing things, was the superior to the In
experienced man who was new In ron
gross
WANTS A SUIT
$15 and $J6
Another
Line
' of
Swell
. Top Coats
JtiSt
Opened
What we seed in Oregon today k
to kill and shoot to death taossbaek
lea. aad do it ererl&stiasly. In cos
etottoa he said the man he saated
wobM be Beaiiaatei tho Kestleaaa
from Rogebarg Dinger Heraaaa.
Jadge Hewitt said he had not th
haalttty nor the Baneteal Tolce of the
geatleojan froa Ctackaaaa to do Jot
Kee to the favorite son of Ctackaaaa.
Dot he woald go a step farther. We
want sew tbeagbt. sew energy and
ability, and he woM go a step forth
er. and amk for a new aaa. We nd
a aaa who win stand apes prifieipU.
and not apoa mere poHdes ef self
seoking. As able lawyer and aa hon
est man. who would stady qnestlooc.
tears what waa rl&ht and do what was
right Percy R. Kelly, of Liaa.
Gea M. Brows seeoaded Hermann's
BoalaatloB. The people woald do
a Ik - O Jk a rt t an O t. a .a. s m
eqairaleat to a certificate of election.;
He was the trnsted fneBd of W n. Mc -
KInler. aad good enoagh to represent
this district
waiter L. Toe saw He was prood
of theaoMbacks. who had brought the
seees oi ciniiiauon is mis western .
coast, asd ae arose to nominate a
son of one of these pioneers Hon.
Claad Gatcb. of Salem.
."We are here te seek a leader, not j
a ronower oi public opinion." Great
cheering. His candidate stood In the
state convention and fought for the
sold standard when others were tak
Ing the middle ground.
Ill candidate was a man" yon don't
have to defend, neither his private
character nor his pwbMe reeord. Great
appkutse.
Oroaoa had sent one of her grand
oat sons to tbe United States senate,
and he was Inexperienced the Hon.
Cnaa, W. Pnrtoa. Mr. Cateh vMM
take bis seat the peer of aay worker
who woald be sont there
There would be no defensive cam
paiem If the Marion eoaBty aaa was
pwt on the ticket Cktnd Cateh waa a
man who worked for a living. He wnt
a friend ot' tabor and would net aM the
tabor votes of this district Great an-
pinnae. The galleries aad enrwna In
the ball were two to on for Gatch.
K. II. Uotknap. of Ueaton, eak
glsed tho Ropablleaa party's anatent
kletorr. and Htcoaded the nomination
of Hermann.
Tho eh airman now ordoted tho ba!
Iota taken.
First Balloting.
There were lit votes east as. ful
tew: Hermann ..Qatoh ft. Kellr
. Vawtor 11. BrowaeU 1. Hvry
vote waa cast.
When the vote was known the eon
veattoa broke Into great oheering. and
thore were cries o Gatoh! GaUh!
Oatcfa' all over tn hawse and nailer-
The second snowed a chang of one
vote from Hersnaan to Oatek. Her
mana 7S. tlatcb IS, Kelly . Vawter
It Criea of Gatch! Gatch! Gatch'
Third ballot Hermann 81. Gatoh
M. Kellr 37. Vawtor 13. This Ujbq
the Hermann men eheered and aaain
on the Best when both Hermann aad". l1"" Bedkun toote.
Oatch nalned one. I 1 -Hermann OS. Caleb 5S. Kcl-
Fonrth ballot-HermanB 8t. OatohPy ' Vawter IS. Brownell 17.
f. Kellr 3, Vawtor 12. I Xo- Hermann 7f. Gatch 51.
n ... -- 4.m a- w,Jnrowno" J Kellr IB. Vawter 13.
of an otvetton, asd votes hreame valu
able Fifth Hermans St. Gatch SI. Kelly
SS. Vawter 12.
Sixth Hermann 81. Caleb St. Kellr
28 Vawter 12. Ballot east ont as one
too many votes were cast I
On thef sixth ballot Clackamas waa
passed until last A conference waa
held The delegates had all been vot
No other clothing More within a radius of 25 miles of (Salem is
equipped with its own tailor shop. It is easily scon therefore, that
the man who buys a suit in our store has a better opportunity for
securing a fit than is afforded anywhere else in thiepartof the valley.
This fact, considering alio that we carry the largest stock of Men's
and Boy's Clothing in Oregon outaide of Portland, makes it decidedly
to the advantage of inteud ing purchasers to see our suits before buying
We have Sliw SuiU for long waisted, long armed and long legged
mm, and Stoat Suits for the "bay-window" gentry and short chunky
fellows.
In tbe situs, tk pU rn are calculated to broedeu a mau out, in
stead of Bukisg hdss fotk mure than ever like a bean pole, while in
the stools Use psUtonwi make the short man look taller.
Our sake but jr vtt the largest in our history yet during the
first three nwsrtJM of tisu jear our sales showed an iucrease of 60 per
cent over tW Bairn frsnod'of last year. The reason for it? Simply
this we have Use goad, the styles are correcl, the prices are right,
and we euamitUe stiMtinn.
For all the year round. Coolest in summer and warmest in win
tor and uen-shrinkabla. The most cleanly aud sanitary under
garment known. Costa more than wool or cotton but its worth it
Ask for pamphlet containing scientific proofs of above claims, or
Tfie
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Thrv care evenr ti. tr .BT ruin.- 1
MHB. LrrT MXICOr.
lUat Oraad Ferts. Ulan.
-I tMok veer I'aln MMs are tbe sreateat
w.dr tor beaditfce aad sraralcla. I
kp theaa esaMantly
naMBiwtl tbea le my 1
OS nana, KM rec
my imsda.
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Iletteee. mibb.
aad IH. MRr' AMI ralo 1UU ez
Mr U tfUrt t pate er rbeaaaa
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tteau 1 reeaaaMad ibem blrblr.
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Mlnneapeila. Mtea.
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Ae sQsck.Safe.Sare asi ete!y Core ferfrU.lrrruMl'tr, Seattckarss. Backathe. shea,
1 ptin ircrkil Tbtys-efariBterkr taT
j"" evrriero eajedferHsJacbe. PrBral-
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Piffl i rev Kai i it ff iir wtentr n i
,ng Becrrty so far The result of this
JbaHot WM: Hermann 81. Gatch 51.
Kelly 26, Vawter If.
Seventh ballot Hermann SO. Catch
11. Kelly 36. Vawter 16.
Gatch
Eighth ballot Hermann
39. Kellr 37. Vawter 17.
Math ballot Hennaan
80.
81. Gatch
37. Vawter 19. Kellr 36.
Testa ballot After once falling for
too maar vote, the result was: Her
aaaa S. Catch M. Kelly 36. Vawter
It.
The Uth ballot stoed: Hermann
itch . Ktr . Vawter 11.
Gatch
TwtNth Hfrmaaa 72, Gatch 3.
Kelly M. Vawter St. Browsed 17. Har
ris 1.
Thirteenth Hermann S, GaUh 33.
Kelly S3. Vawtor St. Harris 13. Brow-
nn SI
An attempt was made to adjoara at
S:lt. Lost.
On the 14th ballot Eddy not the
rat rote east for him. and the result
stood' Hermann (7. Gatch 31. Vawter
12. Brownell 11. Kelly 21. Harris 3d.
Kddy IS.
Flftoeath ballot Hermasa fl.
Oatch SI. Harris St. Eddy 18. Vawtor.
11. Kelly If. Brownell 17. Belknap 0.
On the lttb ballot Gatch was the
high man- Gatcb IS. Brownell 17,
Kddy 17. Vawter 12. Milter 1. Hermann
St. Harris St. Kelly IS. Belknap 5.
Seventh Gatch went up to 62, Her
mann had 38. and the rest were scat
tered. The Hermans vote was with
hold from Harris, as the Roseburg
crowd considered the action of Lana
treacherous
On the ltth ballot Gates gained 1.
Harris gained 7. and the rest scat,
tared Tbe ballot was Illegal aa there
were too many votes.
On the ltth Oatch led with DO. Her
man 12. Harris 26. Kelly 16. Brownell
17. Vawter 12.
No. SO Hermann SI. Gateh S6. Kei.
ly Si. Vawtor 12. Brownell 17. Harris
had dropped oat. and the Hermann
Kecne 1.
No 2S Hermann 79. Gatch 51
Kel-
Jy S7. Vawter 12. Kddy 2.
On the above ballot Brownell drop
ped ant of the race, and thero was
mere frantic yelling by the Hermann
There was delay about the balloting
and cries of "ballot1 ballot" were
heard all over the halL Men were
rushing about like bullets.
Great Headache Cute.
SAFE SURE
ANTI-PAIN PILLS.
kinds of Pains and Acnes.
all
bars feead a, positive rare fer bead-
1 .L a - " L l.k . k . . MMa. ak
t-lyir. In li iw of Wr Mile Antl-Pala
VYm. I ahrar have tatta Is tbe bar.
t 1I. JOHN liniUN.
Datatfc. JUon.
"I hare ben a ereat refferer fra bea
ame and anifli. A tritsd teM rae te try
iT jsivtv abii mu. ihj aiirr uuns
, " r jhh- vnrt. i Bare ti uia me
.wnr ran. . ins. n im km- i, vsi
7 es esna. aua a.-mii;kso..
MaaUte. Mian,
"I bare med Dr. Miles' Antl I'aln I'llli
Ir severe Beaaaese, ana toey wert nxe a
etm- " y JL SEWKIRK.
Btrawn. Kasa.
Mfles' Pain PiUs
!!. nummw. - m. uim,
K40T. ct(Kni) wiaxuik. r.im.. W4-
Stampede to Hermann.
Before balloting Eddr made a
to Hermann. Thero was great uproar ,
J br the Hermann men. Tbe fight bad
bon P'cke, up out ' e' ntina n(J
I won over the opposition of the young
er candidates. Vawter got up whea
-TiLrVvtn waa rnllwl anrl r!pajip1 hla
delegation. At this point Browncll
returned to the chair.
The Last Ballot.
Hermann waa nominated on this
ballot, the 21th, receiving a majority
jof the votes, and the convention broko
; uto wild cheering. I
The chair rapped
asBoaneed that 176
or foar more than
them down, and
votes were east,
there were dele
gates. Bat Kay. ef Marion, relieved
the sitaatloa br moving to make it
Hnanimoaa. Hermann had Pi votes.
Hermann InV-oduced.
Btngor Hermann was iBtrodttced.
and made a speech replete with good
feeling and predicting certain vlo
torr. They would roll np tho largest Re
publican majority ever cast In this
district Cheers. After praising all!f0r the anti-saloon element At til
his competitors, he accepted the nom
ination with thanks.
It was nearly midnight when ke
finished his remarks.
Gatch was called for and Introduced
amid great applause. He regretted
his defeat but ne had no corapialBte.
He would be no laggard In the com
ing contest
Vawter was given a similar cordial
greeting, and predicted a sweeping
victory.
Bddy, Harris asd Kelly were railed
for and spoke briefly.
The old congressional committee
were continued for their present term.
The convention adjourned.
Yew Park School.
The Yew Park school had a little
spring vacation of Its own this mora
Ing, and tbe time was devoted to a
regular cleaning hp and beautifying
ef the school ground. Shovels, rakes,
brooms and wheelbarrows wore re
quisitioned, and a whole lot of good,
hard work was done. In a way that
made It enjoyable recreation
Baker City Is to have IU street car
line put In shape, and tbe new mate
rial has been purchased.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Of Salem.
The only National Bank In Marlon f oonty. Transacts a general tanklsi ul
exrhinB-e hndneM. Drafts Untied on all cart of the world.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT conducted
J H. Albert. Pres- E M. Crolsan.
THAT DOES
NOT
Spring Suits $10.00 to $25.00
White Vests
pretate ! A.
juitoiiwm nnu. nann. WTKcl
I f i ii it - - . ... .
In Miles' Antl-rla PJi are the beat aaJM
"-;'rwdy 1 can art fer btadaebe h -jm
set leaTe any Md effects."
I for several jeara I was trt M .
' cervvst bradacbe asd Utxl. i J
! Utlsr lr. Mltea- AaU fu S
anwn a xear ego, and waa relieved at
. w (uui inmsara. bm.
uu AL.it.ti T EvAXi
uwim 17 lUL
i -i a BnautBt can ise ua Mtn
btcas aslac I. MHee' Antl Vt'a vm,
an pnltlvety aute ttt there U bo jS
h eevaacae isey wn set cur- Kut 1.
i take and anlek reMef n. C TATifli.
Nedu. Kju
j lex Down asiOvartaa Pals. Etc.
EvSi t
., .V.M, bl.ni
,pm i mp
S I A I t
FAILS TO
CONVICT'
AligUSt CalmdS Ot
Wood-
I blim
J
JnrV Returned Vfifdict fdf
Defendant
At
Ah WWUraiU 1UBIH. U49 iuic
rt.u..iwUM T-t... .....- .1... .....
failed to secure a conviction In Its
prosecnUofi of Angnst Calm els on ti
charge of selling Intoxicants In viols
i tlon of the city ordinance Tee trill
I was held before a Jery In Recorder C
F. Whitman's court. Grant Corby,
city attorney for Woodbnra enndott
ed the proeecuUon. The dff-nd&el
waa represented br John A. Cartes,
of this city.
Calael's arrest on the charge fol
lowed the recent city election at j
Woodburn that resulted In a victor;
trial of the case, the stat railed i
number of witnesses to testify that
they had purchased liquor at the Dull
ness bouse of Calraels', who conduct!
a billiard hall. In this effc rt the pros
ecutlon was unsuccessful fr the mi
Jority of the witnesses ca' ed for this
purpose would not swear that thef
purchased liquor of tbe defendant.
and the ethers did not lUtr pot)
Uveir as to the kisd of bvraie they
bought The complaining witness vu
S. Torallnson, mayor of the citv
Woodbura has aa unusual ordlaistt
against the traffic, sale and handUsi
of Intoxicants. In addition ' ;r
blbitlnar the keeninc and u'
ttfluors of any kind, the orloasct
makes It a misdemeanor. pun'ihaWt
by a fine of from ISO to 1100. to eves
give away Intoxicating beveragts el
any kind. In arguing the case befon"
tho Jry. Attorney Carson, for the o
fendant, urged tho unrcasonableoew
of this feature of the city's ordinance,
as abridging the rights of cttizeai
Mr. Carson also Insisted that the erl
dance offered by tho state was Ins nfi j
dent te warrant the conviction of till
accused. The Jury waa less than til
hour In returning a verdict for tl'l
defendant
under usual Saviors Bank regolitiou.
Vlce-Pres. Jos. H. Albert, CasUM-'
FIT?
Don't
Wait
Till
Lines i
Are
. Picked
Over
For fashionable young men.
Loot" cool and dressy and if
comfortable. Other light shaded
( R. T Brry. tarmteir