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CABINET
TODAY
Ofle-oOThem a Vice President
of the Santa Fe
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Washington, July 1. Paul Morton,
who obtained nlno-months' leave of
absonco from his duties as second
vlco-prosldont of tho Santa Vo, In or
der to serve In Koosovolt's cablnot tho
remalndor of tho President's torm,
was sworn In this morning as secre
tary, and prosontod to the bureau
chlofs, entering upon his new wdrk
Immediately by attending tho regular
Friday mooting of tho cablnot. Sec
rotary Moody was sworn In as attor
neygenoral, tho principal ofllcers of
tho department witnessing tho core
mony, which was proceeded by a short
speech from Knox. Metcalf has not
yet reachoil Washington,
ANOTHER
DEMOCRAT
DEAD
Caught a Cold by Fast Train
and Went to Bed
St. Louis, July 1 J. B. Kyan, mem
ber of tho national Democratic com
mlttoo for Nevada, died at tho Jeffer
son holol this morning of pneumonia.
He caught cold while on route here,
and on arriving was compelled to tako
to his bed.
READY
FOR THE
BAY
And the Office Will Follow
Teddy in the Regulation
Way
Washington, July 1. All is in read
Inos for the departuro of tho Presi
dent and his office for Oyster Day to
morrow. Ho will remain thoro until
after July 28th, after the notification
committee calls, when ho returns to
Washington for two or three weeks.
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SENTIMENT
GROWING
FOR PARKER
(Continued from first page.)
GRAIN SHIPMENTS SHRUNK.
On Account of Decrease In Production
of Cereals.
Portland, July 1. Tho cereal year
of 1903-4)4, brought to an end yestor
biy, was romarkablo for tho shrinkage
of tho shipping business of tho North
Pacific (torts. This falling off in ox
ports was occnslonod by tho decrease
in tho whoat yield of Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho, as comparod with
tho few precodlng year. Tho throo
slates produced laat year 33.584.970
bushols or wheat against 41,079,435
busnols In 1002, and 46,361,338 bushols
In 1001.
Shipments from Portland in tho
past 12 months, Including flour as
whoat, woro 8.400.8C5 bushols, com
parod with 14,p90,282 bushols In tho
precodlng year, and 16,674,296 bushels
two years ago. Puget Sound ship
ments show the samo ratio of de
crease having boon 11,868.118 bath
ols, as against 18:07.1,818 bushels In
1002, and 18.82G 007 bushols In 1901.
and for any who may bo Injured in
tho Jam that necessarily attends a
meeting of a national political con
vention. In tho exposition building aro tho
headquarters of the national commit
teo and of the commltteos on resolu
tions, credentials and permanent or-
rrnnlvntlin rtil itf1ni rt Imalnnflu i?nh '
of tho rooms tired as committeo head
quarters Is capablo of seating several
hundred persons.
"Arizona Is Instructed for Hearst,
but aftor tho second ballot will sup
port Parker," said J. II. Breathitt, na
tional committeeman from that terri
tory this morning. "In my opinion the
Now York Jurist will bo nominated on
the third or fourth ballot."
British Deny Statements,
London, July 1. The news from
Washington that steps wero believed
to have been taken looking to the
mediation between Russia arid Japan
creates great surprise hero. Tho
British government not only has taken
no part In such a measure, but ap
parently Is Ignorant that they are In
progress.
Official opinion here, fiom Premier
Balfour down, Is that tho tlmo Is not
yet rlpo for any offor of mediation;
but, to qudto a person In Mr. Balfour's
confldenco, "Great Britain has kept
tho door open for any such contingen
cy." It Is not likely that this government
(would be acceptable In tho rolo of ar
bitrator, but it would, at tho right
time, use all its Influence to urge the
belligerents to accept the offer from
a suitable mediator. Thoro seems to
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DRESSER
A vety pretty line of Duesser s and Dressing
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Maple and Mahogany just in. You may
look the cotintty ove and not find their superior
China Closets
Recent atthrals in China
Closets pats us in a position
to supply yot either in Gold
en Oak on Weathered Oak.
Also plain o mittoted backs
IlBf j
bo no reason for thinking that tho
government would not fill that role
suitably, but Russian opinion Is al
ways a rather unknown factor.
From tho highest official sources
here, and from the Japanese legation,
comes the positive statement that
nothing whatever has resulted from
the Interview between King Edward
and Emperor William at Kiel, that
wa3 in any way connected with the
On almost every proposition now ad- Russo-Japanese war. There seems to
vanced horo there Is tho query, "What be no doubt thnt responsible ministers
will Bryan do about It?" Tho Nobras- seriously warned King Edward that he
kan will arrlvo on Sunday, according' m8t not Initiate any stoi In that dl-
Swallow May Decline.
Harrsburg. Pa., July 1. The Patri
ot today hay hi
Dr. Silas Swallow may decline tho
nomination after all. This evening,
In response to n tologrnm, ho sent tho
following to Chairman Stewart:
If tho honor referred to In your dis
patch Implies duties requiring my aU
eonco from home, whllo I highly ap
Preolato any honor or duty the grand
est party of tho age can glvo mo, yet
uuless Mrs Swallow's health greatly
improves, I would bo compelled to do
Olluo, S. C, SWALLOW.
Dr. Swallow said ho had nothing
further So ay, as to whothor ho would
accept tho nomination. Ilo also said
ho did not think It advliablo at this
tlmo to mnKo any slatomonl as to his
plan of campaign, if ho should consent
to remain a candidate
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OASTOIIIA.
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PAULH. HAUSER,
Proprietor,
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I Bargain Hunters,
Listen, take to the rem
nant sole
to present plans. It bocamo known
today thnt Bryan will urgo that any
man who did not support the ticket In
189(1 or 1000 would make n weak can
didate. Few of tho socallod conserva
tives will fill that hill. McClellan and
Uoso Is tho ticket being quietly tipped
by a leading mombor of the Michigan
delegation.
Cleveland is casting a shadow that
makes the dlseusBlqn of his name by
ono only In nwod whispers All real
ise that some sort of Cleveland cabal
Is being hatohod In tho Rait. "If
Parker enn't be nominated." was tho
epitome of tho situation ns foroenstod
by Judge Ditty, who Is horo In chnrgo
of Judsou Harmon's Intorests, "the
light will be botween Hnrmon and
Clommn."
There Is n palpable offoit to rltll
culo tho Cleveland boom out of tho
convention. . "What do I think of tho
Cleveland boom." said Sonator Du
Bolse. or Idaho whoso main purpose
Is lo get a strong anti-polygamy plank
Into tho platform. "I think It Is full
of wind, absurd, and started -by some
hi imumnuH menus only to kill off
Parker. nnd if they do dofoat Parker,
they cannot nominate Cleveland, for
Hryan thou will control tho conven
tion "
Active campaigning for Judgo Park
er began in oarnost today, when tho
advance guard of Parker boomers
oponed headquarters at tho Piantor's
hotel. Maurice Minton, who Is asso
ciated politically with August Del
mont. was busy buttonholing dole-
gaitS for tho Now York irlu rm,
Pniker people havo six parlors on tho
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frteirtU " doing their best to elimln
" me impretnon that
Hill's man
rectlon with his Imperial nephew.
Excursion Rates to Yaqulna Bay.
On Juno 1st tho Southorn Pacific
Company will resume salo of excur
sion tickets to Newport and and Ya
qulna Bay, both season nnd Satur-day-to-Monday
tickets will bo sold.
This popular resort Is growing In fa
vor each year, hotol rates aro reason
able, nnd tho opportunity for fishing,
hunting and sea bathing aro unox
celled by any other resort on tho Pa
cific coast.
Mrs. Arch Mosler, of Hosebuig,
In tho city for a few days.
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MORRIS CHAIRS
The choicest in Morris Chairs, all finishes,
all kinds of cushions and upholstering. The
simplest and most sensible back adjustment.
Mission frames in weathered oak are among
the most popular sellers.
The House Furnishing Company
269 Liberty St. Next to Jos. Meyers & Sons. Stores, Salem and Albany.
.
Resignation Accepted.
Havana, July 1. Tho resignation of
Secretary of State Zealos has been ac
cepted. Secretary of Finance Montes
will probably succeed him.
OASTORXA.
Bmi tu 4 Tha Kind You Haw Alvays Bought
Promoted and Retired.
Washington, July 1. President
Roosevelt today promoted Major Bing
ham, of tho engineer corps, to brigadier-general,
and Issued an order for
his Immediate retirement. He recent
ly had a leg amputated as the result
of an accident at Buffalo. Major Bing
ham served as superintendent of pub
lic buildings nnd grounds, and was tho
President's military aide.
Willamette Valley Chautauqua Asao
elation. Tho Willamette Valley Chautauqua
Association will meet at Gladstone
Park, near Oregon City, July 12th to
24, 1904, inclusive. Tho Southorn Pa
cific Company will make reduced
rates on tho certificate plan for this
occasion. Call on any Southern Pa
cific agent for advertising matter
6-20-eod
Midsummer Sale of Vehicles
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Reduced Rates to St. Louis Exposition
The Southern Prlfle Company will
soli round tup ucj8 Rt greatl).
duced ratn, to St. Uuls and Chicago
on account ,,f the St. UuU exposition
.u i iiiiiowmg dates juno 16
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within tho
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but not later than December SI looV
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