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DAILY CAP TAL ..OURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1904
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CHARLES W. STUMP
LEAVES HIS FAMILY
Writes a Note Saying That He Would No
Longer Disgrace Them-May
Be a Suicide
i VV. Stump, who hk9 boon a Janitor
at Sd ntato house for tho past yoar,
J&a8idJappoareJ, and, whllo somo talk
maiciilo, it Is believed by thoae best In
ffonacd, that ho has simply left the
ttewa, to avoid his creditors. Ho loft
Eiis work at 7 o'clock Tuesday morn
8ms, ostensibly to go to breakfast, and
Cms not boon seen since. Ho requested
ithe srty who followed him on the
tmiric to attend to some certain llttlo
duties, In case ho was lato In return
Hnjr, as ho would bo obllgod to cook
&! own breakfast. It has slnco been
Bemrnod that, Instead of going homo,
The iioavieii tho local train and went
tlo Portland,
St was discovered by Chief Janitor
Wwwstead that Stump had loft a note
addressed to his wlfo In a closet ad
3obln tho elevator shaft, and that
rio lirart hung up his bunch of keys
K3ero. Tho lettor was later delivered
tin tthe family, and It simply said ho
wwuld no longer dlsgraco them, and
id them goodbye.
It Is also learned that ho had for
lKnne llmo been running behind finan
cially, and that he had been drink
ing quite heavily, presumably to
overcome his feeling of despondency.
He Is In debt to many friends, and It
Is loarned at the secretary of state's
ofllco that he has not yet drawn his
salary vouchor for the past quarter,
and upon Inquiry at tho state treasur
er's ofllco the family have learned
that his salary of ?50 per mouth Is
fully drawn.
Mr. Stump was for many years a
truatod employe of tho Capital Im
provement Company, which place he
loft to accept the position us Janitor
at tho capltol, and slnco ho has hold
that placo many frlonds 'nave noticed
that ho has boon changed In his men
tal attitude towurds people. He has
a fine family, who reside In North Sa
lem. Tuosday night, at 10'clock, Mr.
Stump called up Coroner A. M. Clough
at his residence In North Salem, and
asked him by telephone to Inform
his family that he would bo homo
Wednesday night. This was good
nows for tho members of tho family,
but he failed to return as agreed.
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Rich Aromatic Delicious I WtfilimS
Noccuporn,noprize,noiouvenir I T35ygP(a
I anJ 3 lb. tromi-light lint Ml ""
JSHWMCH WB3MWWBMtwrCTwiiiwipa
BRYAN GETS
OVATION i wa8 ,l00t,nB an(l nls8G8 f Parker's
" ' ' '"I ' I name. Tho Parker bannor was
brought to tho front, and taken chnrgo
' of by tho New York delegation. There
(Continued from first page.)
brought to tho platform, and then
South Caiollna nailed Its standard to
the Parker banner.
wtruotlon. Now Jersey hnd a pro- There was a tremendous effort to
Vnujtert meotlng this morning, and stem tho Hrynn stampode. and thore
tflnally decldod to cast Its 21 votos for I was a rush of tho standards bearing
Jlsrker, but the decision had a string tho stnto names to the speaker's plat
oon It, a reservation of tho right to . form for Parker.
"vote for Cleveland at any tlmo tho1 Convention was called to order at
delegation seen an opportunity to do
w'lhorefore, In all human probablll
Uy(i Parker will bo tho presidential
nominee of tho convention.
Afternoon Selon.
"When William Jennings Hryan en
tered tho hall this afternoon It cauioil
(romundous ami prolonged applause.
Tho reception tondored Hrynn was
uomothlng remarkable, and tho ap
plause grow greator every moment,
tW delegates and visitors Joining, and
vverybody was on their foot.
Tho standards of status Kuthurud
uhoiit Hryan, and the nxcltumont was
Anleneu, tviualliiB his nonilnntlim fit
Chlcngo In 181)0.
Tho Georgia delegation frantically
waving n Parker Iwnner, was the only
ono displayed In tho convention.
Uflorgla'H Parker banner wa
Woffien as Well as Wen Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.
Kidney trouble jre upon tho mind,
Hcouru);i'iiNiidlcMiHfliiil)itinu; btuutv,
oijaL.1 A UK"r """ wieerful.
i newi soon IliHIpIHMr
.T, when I he kidneys me
urn o( oruer or dlk
eiinud. Kidney trouble luw
Iwvonie so prevtiUiit
tlmt It In not iiiicuni'
moii for u child tolw
lwru nfllictotl with
.'i im
SB
2:36 p. m.
Tho commltteo on credentials was
called on to report, but before tho re
port could bo read Hryan took tho
platform nmld great applause.
Judgo Parker's daughter was on tho
platform, and sho shook hands with
Hryan, which was another signal for
groat npplatise,
Tho choir recognised Mr. Hryan,
who soko In favor of tho minority re
port of tho commltteo on credentials.
Amidst tremendous npplauso he
said thnt ho hoped they could agree
on a plntform that would bo tho mouth
piece of tho united Domoeintlc party.
Ho (Inlshoil his arraignment of
Hopkins' fnctlon, of Illinois. In tho
stiongost speech of tho convention,
nnd tho delOgntoH wete wild with en
thusiasm. Hon. Champ Clark, of Missouri was
tho tinanlmoim choice of tho commit
teo on permanent organisation for per
manent chalrmnn or tho convontlon.
When ho took tho chair ho was greet
ed with giuut applause. He said:
"Hnd King David been In Chl
cngo whllo SBimtor I-otlgo was lead
ing tho Ilepubllfiiu platform ho would
no doubt hnvo reiterated tils opinion
that all men nro liars. For surely
there never was moio mendacity
imckod Into the mini space In any
document mir.Mirtlins to be gnive state
iwper. Our contention Is that tho
i7rPTT , k kulticvN. Iftheiveinmet shall he iet,toid to the
- " " nw lT?pUIll'Hl MUNIS
on which the fathers of tho reimbllc
the lleeh.ar if. when the child reaches tin
age when it should lie able to control the
Imsmsv, it is yet aMu'tnl with UiUwct
ttng, depend UMi it, thecHHM of tlitlTi
sniffy t kidney tumble, ml tli iitt
tep should he towards the Uestmetil of
tUaMimiKirtAUtoruaiis. ThiaiiHiliiiit
trouble is duo to adiMMMnl cuiulmuu of
theAldney nnd bhuldn and uik to lt
liablt as most de u.mi.
Women m well us im u are nudv iiiikt
At with kidney slid blmldcr trouble,
ami Ifotll neel tlie wuie grmt rrinei
lliq mild nud the immwlitv ellnt of
iwamp-Koot MMooiirrnli.tM a noid
ty ilmjiRiste, in tift - fC V"
MHt and uutMlolUr jrtBJrVsWJSj
ikw ImiHIw, You may ESHl5ilfcf?-H
Iwvc a iwuiple UhiIc csACiMJjugu
tiy uwil free, bImi h iimb t s.kmc
lUBinhlet telling all IhhH SwnihivKooI,
Incllfdiiikj Hwuy of the UHtuMmU if teti.
mwiUil UttM ntetvetl from wtlTeien
curvl, luwritute lit Kilnifr x- cv
JllMgluimuu. N. . U ur ami nientiou
tin Mr IVw'i mWr ,m miMske
wit renitmlK-r ttir nui-. SwaniR.H.t,
If KlIUMfr SwIH). Rrtx, ui.l i),.- ,,l
uiM. niiiuiuutlon
Itottlr
on rer
lutouJeU it to leet, luttm( erf a gov
ernmeut of th ofcssos, U and for
the -Inters.
We Ittslet that exorWtant taxntlon
Imll be reoHiced to jUi ami iwmii
! i at, ilmt tnvaniuic in u
tuHMiuiloa knll cease, that all dw
imiimeiH. ihull Ue tUorouglily luvw-
iiki-, from top to bottom by con
gifiHional roiniHlttvM. thnt evildoer
! dm en frojH the public service and
inoperly punished, thut trusts shall
! ppiHHHtHl KgMlnei b iutMctment
me the common auj wmer cHm-
'ie Ht tiwi wherever the American
Ho HohU it ii aeeomiwirfed by the
conMltiHton. -n unuMunu,, ,
suwH.rt ltMsevelt hlp.
i"- i. it he haH an rltht or
m Hi. wtW n,t lreideiit
"'M""'v' ' i "" tin- .ountrv. The
.'""' h '"' mile,j wl.en t.ii run,
Sale Ten Million Boxes a Year.
-.. mniMS FAVOniTC MCOIOINC A
pie will accept the arrogant dictum of
Louis IV to be repeated by an Ameri
can president."
Hut, he asked, "has Roosevelt a
policy?" and he denied It, classing
him as an opportunist, waiting for
something to turn up. "Meantime our
soldiers aro being killed and dying of
disease In shoals. A President can
not he better than his party, and he,
Roosevelt, could not find worse po
litical company than this year."
Clark denied emphatically tho
charge that the Democratic party was
in favor of free trade. There aro in
dividual Democrats who are free trad
ers Just as there are Individual Repub
licans who arc atheists.
"Where the tariff rates are so high
they enable American manufacturers
to sell their wares abroad cheaper
than they do to Americans here at
homo, wo say they ought to bo re
duced. If this were anarchy or .trea
son make tho most of it. Will some
'stand patter' explain why tho Ameri
cans should be made to pay one-third
more for American steel rails than the
citizens of other nations." He claimed
that tho panic of 1893 was clearly a
Republican panic. Turning to Amer
ican shipping, ho said: "When
the American goes abroad ho must
sail under a foreign flag, on n foreign
ship, under a foreign officers. Why?
Hecaiuo our exorbitant tariff system
has made It Impossible for tho Ameri
cans to build ships In competition with
the Hrltlsh. Yet the Republican
gang line the Infinite gall to prate
about Its patriotism."
Whacking away at tho trusts, Clark
said, "That, under Republican mis
rule, tho trusts have sprung up like
mushrooms. Ono struw that. Indicated
that tho trusts have nothing to fear
from tho Republican trust busters was
tho appointment of Knox to succeed
Quay. Another straw was the recent
report that Wall street's opinion had
undergone a change In opinion toward
Roosevelt. Has tho Presldont changed
his views, or hnvo tho trust magnates
changed theirs,' 'tjo asked.
Tho platform makers ure proceed
ing with tho utmost deliberation. At
ID o'clock this morning the sub-corn-mlttoeo
of tho resolutions commltteo
wont to work again. It Is their expoc
tnMon to be able to prosent tho plat
form to tho full committee lato this
afternoon, nnd to procure Its speedy
endorsement nnd give It to tho con
vontlon today, ovon though It be nec
essary to hnvo a night session for that
purpose. The platform will bo strict
ly conservative" without reaffirma
tion of nny of Its predecessors The
sub-comniltteo is Impatient because of
tho demands made on their time by
petitioners of nil sorts. Tills morning
tho Cnttlo Kaisers' Association buIi
mitt oil a plonk requesting proiectlbn
by the Interstate commerce commis
sion, and the prevention of differen
tial rates. i:-Sonntor Townc offered
n petition with 10.000 signature de
manding the Indoiwndenee of tho
Philippines. The committee ap
proved planks dealing with irrigation,
separate statehood for territories and
the election of senators by a direct
vote.
Jnmee Knllerlon. of Montana ap
peared befwe the committee and de
manded a plank looking to the m
lieachment of Roosevelt on the nl
leed wound thnt the President con-
donee the unlawful sale of liquor In
ihe Yellowetouo Park, and refuset, to
iwueve &upt 1'iichor. wno Is held re
sponsible tor the alleged violation of
law.
The sub-commtttee ou platform ro
cetwwd from 1:30 until i o'tlcvk it is
understood thnt they will report to tho
full committee at S o'ekn-k This
urulmbly meatus an aH-ulnlit session
and the tip U out strong mt the Park
er eoie my refute to permit an ad
journment until the nomination- are
mane.
Don't Buy
Shoes
That Rip
When you can buy the Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoes at the BEE HIVE. Thdy are better, and you don'tWI
have to pay the profits that you do at othor stores.
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Men's
Working
Gloves
Men's heavy gloves, Horschlde,
fire and steam proof, $1.00, 11.10
audi $1.15, the kind sold in other
stores for much moro money. Come
In and examine them, and be con
vinced that wo aro telling the
truth. We also hae a heavy work
ing glovo for 48c, that beats the
world for value.
100 dozen hop pickers' gloves
Just arrived.
Summet
Hat Sale
Summer hats at a big reduction
for boys and men. You will not be
prostrated by the hot sun when you
see how cheap we can fit you out.
Golf Shifts
Working shirts in all colors and
styles from 35c to $2.50.
Undetwe&t
Good qualities for 25c; fine qual
ities for 45c
Hosiery
Hosiery
Our customers tell us are 20 per
cent below other stores In. town,!
lace hose for ladles and children!
I- f1. 1.1..A ...t.t,rY .ml nnA Mnnl. Al
111 liuilv, uiuc, mini;, im mm viuwn.
Watch our ads from week to
week, and you will make monoy
Cut this coupon out, and It
will entitle you to 5 per cent off
on your purchases.
The Bee Hive
The store with big bargains and little prices.
"The Big Little Store"
GEO. MELSON, Prop.
Drowned In a Mill Pond.
North Yakima, Wa3h., July 7. Paul
Kalno, aged 19 years, was drowned
last evening while swimming In tho
mill pond of the Cascade Lumber
Company. He was with Ray Ronton
and Robert Gllbrnlth, and could not
swim. In an attempt to rescue him
the other boy narrowly escaped drowning.
flsh during tho past few days has
shown a gradual increase In all parts
of tho river, but It Is far from being
largo yet. The seining grounds are all
In operation, and now even the larger
ones are said to be catching salmon
enough to pay the running expenses.
Salmon Run Is Increasing,
Astoria, Or., July 7. Tho run of
Cochran Is Deputy In Union.
La Grando, Or., July 7. Attorney
Charles E. Cochran, of Union, has
been appointed deputy prosecuting at
torney for Union county by Leroy Lo-
max, who was elected district attc
noy for the eighth Judicial distrlcCn
nmnrlalnm IVin nminltaa tt TTnlruP t
Baker and Wallowa. The deputy UiM
wnuowa win oo nameu next weeit.
OA8TOIIIA.
Tha Kind You Kara Almrars Boojl
Brs tha it I W YOU HJW AlwarS
When Your Cold Catches You
There
is No
Time
to
Waif.
Just There
&
ST
Funeral Notlee,
The funeral of the lme John A Ko
n win be held w I u. w. VrU at
'he rlrl CuOtTMatlolMl thurrh T..
W C Kantuer o4ttclatln. The .er!
Mie will he conducted by ihe Ma--'"u
fraternity.
lac,
lk.S0c;
CANDY CATHARTIC
a ft v jj iviti rn mv r. i n -ji -trnj
L -M . .'.j i nl -Mjci arr - i
BEST FOR THE BOWELS
All
Drojrttitj
Notlee to Masens.
Mi member of Sntew lodge. No 4
A K. & A. M.. and vtoMnc brothers!
'" request! to meet st the lodge
S.h. to atteHj e fwwral of Wr
brother, J. A. Retaa.
T. C. SMITH Jr TV M.
It not a "little thing." It's a deadly thing. It
will not "get well by itself if you let it alonef Whiskey
rmd quinine and such things brace you up for tho time, but
tv don t cure von. '
itsle nnt, m,.Ji: i j.i . i .
,. ...., .mu,sciu uocior wny you catch cold so
ejs.rr. He will say, "Because you are a bit run down
2ek0o8uthdl th frCe Wh,'Cll natUfQ Pbced iQ ur y
in-H dsease germs-the resistive force-is weak
ened. ... door is open a little way toward disease.
i ncrs is not a gravestone in any cemetery in the world
canted by consumption or pneumonia or any ling trXe
SWcold n0t th what yo5 SSp.-SSSK
ci,nC?ld 8hou,d be beaten back or drugged over-i
t7tupbQ CUrCd) amI th neral health' ebould be
AHKFR'S
, ENGLISH REMEDY
f JrSb"fe.th! -Ptoms of cold. It is a tonic
sore throat irdoes:-L'Vwhord,en C!ds-' C0 or
BsSSris?SSSBS
it does not relive von nlm. , p lt ,n the hose. If
tho price pafd11 mSt ,nStant we wiU "fund you
- "Acm"s English Rembdy saved m, iir. .
live r.MM" itat " ht mSS? i?'d oa a !
ca o( Mure. 35c. te?d .?" L?tt "'""did in
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NL FRY' DRUGGST, SALEM, OREGON.
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