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DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALKM, OREGON, FRIDAV, MAY 10, 1008
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TAFT,
FREE LOCKS
: jAND - FREE CANAL
; Congressman1 Havvley Endorsed and
; -Some , SootWords f pr ; Senatfr
ruicon in me i irsi 'iwsiriLi viir5&r
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VT"
Tonal Cortvntiblf'
Delegates to the- national RopuHH- . jiesoivoa, Ttiat We commend tno
fcan conventien: Senator Pulton, wont 0( tho state legislation In mak"'
ieo.,ii. wiuiaras, A.y,. iyiy jlfgan approbation, to aid In tf-
,3, V".?1! . r r. wiiit.m. n,i quiring puhUc ownership -by the fid
r Plrat district: R. E. Williams and . . .
C. A. Sohlbrede. A hal government of the locks anjl
" Second district: II. W.'Cpojabd cabal at the falls of tho Willamette
Am Thompson. . J rivi? at Orogon City, and that wo ro
il Ro&olutJonB wero dojited Instruct- quost tho delegation In congress
Max the' delegation jfdr Tfalt, lor Jjprcsljf from this state to seciiro such an ad
i?dnt ns follews: ' ' ' ' dltlonal appropriation as shall re
4Where, Tho Republican party suit In removing that obstruction- (o
of the. stato of Oregon, in conven- tho free navigation of tho principal
Hon assembled, recognizing tho wld9 watorway of western Oregon and Us
oxperienco,'' tbq magnificent attain- mnlnton'nnce freo from tolls by tho
Tnents, tho honesty and piudty of general government; and bo It fur.
character, sincerity of purpose antfUhe'r
statesmanship of lion. William H. "Resolved, That wo command ana
"Taft, and believing that in him
found OtB' embodiment of all
rlnclp'lps of our great party and
'further bflllovlng that ho will trium
phantly carry tHo' banner of- Republi
canism to buccohb with both credit
,to himself add. honor to tho poopH
and that his nomination will Insure
1 continued ''uuccoss and prosperlty.for
tho nation; thoroforc, bo It
"Resolved, That tho delegates to
4ho Republican national 4 convoitlon
elocted by this body be, and they a,ro
horoby, Instructed ,to voto for and
Uao tholr utmost endeavor to Bocuro fled support to tho candidacy of Hon.
tho nomination of Hon. William H. II. M, Cnko for the election for Unl
Tnft to tho high office of Prosjdont ted States senator for tho stnto of
of tho United States;' and I Oregon."
i. Indorse tle able and effectual work
tho . in tho lntercst of Oregon of Hon.
ChArlos W. Fulton In tho. United
States senate, nnd we regret,-deplore
and condemn the unwarranted und
untruo attacfes mado upon his chtir
ACtor; (nd,bo it further . -
"Resplved, That wo indorse-tho
work of Hon. W. C. Hawley con
gressman from this district, nnd
pledge to-, him our hearty support
and cooperation; and bo It further
"Resolved, .That tho Republicans
of tlilB district plcdgo tholr unquall-
MARKET
RETORTS
BY WIRE
BAY C1TV MARKET
QUOTATIONS ON PRdDUCfc' AT
o
SAN ' PRANCISCO AJJD PORT-
ft i- l
LAND--LOOAL
Wlllitmettn Hotel- Arrivals
B. V. Homoyor, Seattlo; H. Hotzt,! ATTDpC C
Jr.. Now Yerk: P. P. DaKKerly. ft V I II LOO
shooto, Chicago; N R. Zlvotow, St.
Louis; W. Harvoy-Wolls, Portland;
B. II. Dradley, Now York; A, O.
Wagner, Portland. t ' ,
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Kodol comptotely ' dlgosts all
classes of food. Itf'wlll get right at
tho troublo and do tho very work'
Itself for tho stomach. It Is pleasant7;
to talco. Sold by all druggists.
RECTEI) UP
MARKET COIt-
TO
DATE
HHRESS WILL
WED AMERICAN
(Unltod Proas Leased Wire.)
s Now York, May 15, MlB3 Ethel
'tJrokor, daughter of Richard Oroker,
formor Tnmmnny chlof, Is ono of tho
Amorlcnn girls who will nevor wed
;a foreign title. Sho has nlrendy
,turnod two noblemen down with tho
'declaration that men born In Amor
lca nro good enough for her.
" An Enc'lsli noblomnn nnd an Itnl-
'jnn prlnco liavo sought her hand and
nave been rojected. MUs
CAMERA
STOPS
CUPID
(United Pres3 Lensed Wire.)
San Francisco, May 15. What
was to have boon an elopement, with
Harry Normnn Child, son of a 'Spo
kano bunker, and Miss Gladys Cuin.
mlngp, daughter of a local sculptor,
both attondlng thp University of
California, woro tho principals, -wui
rudoly Intorforod with by tho en morn
Croker of a newspnpor photographor.
pvon refused to bo prenontcd to court Tho couplo wont to tho Snn Rafael
.in England by tho English noblomnn, county cierK's omco. Arror tno clorl;
Vho' was very nttentlvo to' her whlloihnd expressed somo doubts n3 to tli"o
Mrs. Crokur and her daughter woro
visiting thero last year. ,Mrs. Crokpr
'said today thnt tho Itaflnn ' prlnco
tnndo a vory good Improsslon and
WA8 .wealthy, but Ethel told hor mo me
ther: - ' r
"Ho ihny bo very ulco nnd .n'.I that,
nianuun, but I shull ntvor marry -a
jorolgnor.
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BURGLAR -, .
,, IS LEffT ,.
FORTUNE
(Unltod Press Loasod Wtro.) ,
Pittsburg, Penn., May 15. How
ard Hall, i burglar, serving a sevon
yoar wutonco at Rlveraldo ponlton
tlnry, ban fnllou heir to $50,000
throrjult tho doath of ail uncle In
AU?gheny. Hall has yot five years
of hli time o Rorvo and has offorod
to turn over all of his new fortune
to anyone who will got him out of
inlaon ut once. Tho Pittsburg police
and L. n. Cooko, an attorney, who Is
handling tho otato for tho burglar,
rotuso to divulge thonnmo of tho
dead rolatlvo, saying ho nindo his
will una died In Iguoranco of the
fact that hl.i uophow was In jail.
' A Smile.
Is a pretty hard thing to accomplish
hon yoni'ro blup, bilious nud out
of sorts. There U a suro euro for
nil kinds of stomach and liver com
plaluta constipation and dyspepsia,
Ballard's Horbluo Is mild, yot ab
solutely effoctlvo In all cases. Price
50 conta per bottle. Sold by all
denjora. '
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Notice to Coiitrni'toit,
Plaus a ad speclflcntlous of the
now Y. M O. A. building at tho OroT
gon Agricultural college nro ready.
Contractors may Beo tho same at the
office of tho gonoral secretary In Cor
vallU. Bids aro to be an 'daby
o'clock, p. in., May 25th, at" which
4Uno tho contract, will be let.
0. T. HURD,
ngtta of tho couple, ho(gnvo thom a
llconso. ' Child dashed uway to a
Jowolry store, 'w'horo tho wedding
ring was bought. They worb uncon
scious that n newspnpor photograph
er, who -had Riiessod. th' objbet of
thilr visit was watching tholr move
ments Afto itlio ring had boon purchnse'd
ho approached Child, lntroducoa
himself anil asked for permission to
tnko a picture. The young man
gnsped, whllo Miss Cummlngs plond
ed with tho photographer not to say
any thing about tho Incldout.
' Child ntBhed back to the county
dork's ofllco nnd can col led tho 11
censo and later throw tho ring Into
tho bay.
SECHin'.RV w)uson
TO QUIT OPIJICE
Washington, May 15. After serv
ing 1,1 years continuously through
four administrations, Jnmos Wilson,)
seqretnry of agrlculturo, has Inform
oil hU frlenda that ho Intenda to ro
sign before President Roosevelt has
finished his torm of office.
tfeHu McKlnloy'8 cabinet on March 5,
1. Some of his friends aro try
In to porsuado him to remain In of
fice until the President's torm ex
pires, but Jie is not Inclined to do so.
In tho event of his resignation It la
probablo that President Roosovelt
AvU) appoint Forester Oifford Plnchot
iotfeoed him. Plnchot's work has
pltasod tlQ President.
(Unltod Press Loaaed"Wtro.)
San Francisco,, May 15. Wheat
No. 1 California club, per conta),
$1.60 1.65; . .whlto milling club.
l.d2Wl.67&: whlto Australian.
$1.7Q(fj1.72&; northern blueafom,)
$1.65 1.70; northern clUb,
$1.60 1.65; Inferior grades of
wheat, $1.35 1.50.
Barley No. 1, feed, $1.37 V6
1.42, with some fancy at' $1.4391
1.45; common to fair, $1.27
1.35; brewing at San Francisco,
$1.42 1.47; browing' aud ship
ping at Port Costa, $1.401.45;
Chovallcr, $1.65 1.85, according to
quality.
Butter Froah California extras,
23 c; firsts, 22 c; Beconds, 22c;
packing, No. 1, 20c; packing, No. 2,
10c.
Eggs Per dozen, California fresh,
Including cases, extras, 21c; llrsts-,
19c; seconds, 16c; thirds, 16c,
Cheese Por pound, California
Hats, fancy, 11 c; flrats; pUc;
seconds, 10 c; California Young
Amorlca, fancy, 13 c; firsts, 13c;
eastern Orogon, fnncyj l4c; Young
Amorlca, fancy, 13c.
Stojngo Eastor,n fnncy New York
16c; Oregon, 14c.
Potatoes Por contnl, Oregon bur
bnnka, $1.0001.25; rlvor whiter,
fancy, '100 85c; now potatoes, $1.50
2.00; sweet potatoes, $3.50.
Onions Por crate, Bermudas,
$1.5001,60; Australian browns,
$1.0004.50; reds, $1.250150.
Oranges Per box, .navels, fancy,
$2.7503.00; standard, $2. 2502.50,
trangerlncs, $1.50 2.00.
Grand
Military Shirtwaist
; ' r .' Ball . ' '
At the Armory, Friday May 15
Tickets $1.00
GIVEN BY COMPANY M
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FIGHTS
TABOOED
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Chicago, May 15 Objectionable
'Apostera aro to bo tabooed by tho
Show Prlntora Association which has
jusi cioseu its second annual conven
tloh.
FAIRBANKS
READY
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U.h
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Washington M.
nwnccd today u;, J7
Falrbanfc. J? . Vi
n . n,u wai
This decision, according to lusters la !,. .
Socrotary Claronoo JB; Runoy, nioans i on Monday, tier
thnt tho girls In tights, Jumping Joseph B. kZP
i through a hoop of fire, Is to bo a d,8lr'ct attorney atiJ
f tiling ; .tho past-.qn tho -bill, boards !fw dViijo J'T
, of tho country. - A hi. .in Wtthlri.-f SW
decided to ,.. J:.!i
Itcpubllcan prl
OIL KING -u
IS NOT :K
. AS0GIALIST
Tho real pooplo ne'vW got swell
You can generally mako your
wife bollovo it was u business trip
vou went on It yoti can romember
what tho railroad faro was,
.(U.nltod-Press Lensed Wlro.)
Pocantlco Hills, 2s'. Y May 15.
"Who Is this man Robert liuntor?"
asked ' John D. Rockofellor today.
when told, that liuntor had Informed
tho dolcgatcs assembled In tho So
cialist convention In Chicago till at
tho oil king was a Socialist, and that
ho had brought Dr. Akcd over hero
from England to be pastor of his
church because tho latter bolloved In
Socialistic principles.
"That's the mildest of all the
cruel things I have been called," ho
continued. "I wish someone would
toll mo who this great seer is. Such
a stntoment as ho made stir up dl"
content; thoy do no good. If ho is
corrtctly Quoted and If ho roally
thinks ho has tho right figures on
mo, lot him hold to that opinion.
Don't spoil hla doductlou. It can
not hardly bo said that I brought
Dr. Akod horo. Ask him. He'll sef
tlo that point for you. Anyway, thjcr
follow Hunter Is not going to worry
mo. Gold Is more Important, By
tho way, tho links woro groat yesterday."
Now that you can buy two gold
fish, a fish globe, and3 a can of bak
ing powder at tho grocory all for
50 cents, how much Is tho baking
powder worth 7
MAnAllBTOIIPBFBEHCHFEMLE
YifluamfiVfinfli) pills.
X Bin. CutiiK IUuiip for Svtranaio Xinrwimi,
NIYCR KNOWN TO Mil. 8r.t b.ni Sweiji tutu
riilu aurlvl ix Meat; licftmded. (Wat trp!4
ft 11.00 por Us. Will MU.1 Hum au trial, ki I 1..1.I fai
ta rv!iTi. tfunplo f , llwircUuijUiitiMiut
bv iDviii ico4 our vrert 19 lot
UNITCO MCOICALCO.. box T4. Lanoti n. r.
ntHHHHHHWnaHi
TEA
The cost of .good tea is
vso v-ery littje : only a third
of a cent a cup! a cent-
and-a-half or two. cents
for the family breakfast I
Your crow rtiurni yew B0007 U yea 4ea't
Wit SctOUton1 Bts par hla.
Sold in Satem by Dr. S. C. Stone
HOLUSIci i
Rocky Mountain Toa Nurjg&L ,
A Baty UndUina fai Buty Peopie
Brlogt Qdlden lhiltb and Renewed V'jje: '
A nwc'flo f rCinatlpft' in lnlU9tlrn X.Ut.
ml klduev Trouble. rtinpU. Kcninn. Impur
Ulootl, lhld Uraath, KluscUlt !ocU, Horulach'
md Uautcache. It's Ilocky Mountain Toa in tab
M form. 3X cents i Imx ("Irniilrm miuli Uj
IIoulutkr Dnva CuJirAsv, Madison, Wl.
SOLD EN NUGGETS FOR SALLOW PEOPLE
CHICHESTER'S PILL
jov iflb i.aAH hiumi,
asxxsxmssi
I'M U K4 taj CU
Unci, iet'r-1 ith Blua
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riWor,
"(JT
, Seed Com
Thl Is a 'Bpcclalty with us
nnd wo havo a largo stock of
Holocted corn. Our Orogon
grown stock is vory fine.
Summeir Spray
Wo have tho prepared Arse
nate of Lead, ready- to ubo. No
danger of burning your trees
when you uso It.
Bee Supplies
Our stock is tho lnrgoat In
tho valley and tho prices uro
right. You will And our prices
uro tho lowest In tho stato and
the goods tho best to bo hnd.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
255 Coni'l SI.. Phone ICO
DAUGHTER
TO STOP
FOORfAN
Pomb U rk M
(United Pre uJj
rsr.wi
-. ".ma Domij, rtt)t
,'03 to lour naawnr.,. '
rnnlngatahlfci.J
.It struck the m.i.. 7&
15 James C. Dahl- In raldln t UT 45
umann, aiay in James C. Dab- In mlrthi. . ....
man. mnvor oh ftmnlm nmi n mnmiin. n,)i,.. ... .. a W'l
of tho National TJomocratlo corimlL larB warning thelJ?1
too. todav nnnouncod thnt Mm nii mhu. n... .. "
. , .-. ..v.. .uiti&a ulBl cum fn u
nrvnn.tnnvlll .Iminl.ln. itr n.i .., . r ""
r...... -; ." vi iy. j. mm, me bomb Wti
TlrVfttl. Will ohintti Pnlnrnl nn,1 W.. 1...1. ... "
omlng and several othor Btatoa for1 , ' ,
hor father 'In tho ovent ho Is nomln- I'OMTlOAIi BPPMn?7
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v.w.j ., ""' vimi-i omom ior May 21,1111! j
uicugo iiny 11. uHicinis ot conimittce had 41.
iaKo couniy, ma., touay began 0 rangomonta to hare Goms
nu..... w. .... .illu . iiuiii vim uuiinin BjisBK nere pa ty
ivuron, iormuny 01 iiooaru, inuiana, l)woil win bo gltca tbat
in mi uiiun iu buivu uiio ul niu inoai wootuuirn probablr Vt-wl
iiiiiiiiug insiuuun 01 years uiai 01 uammant It to epeak iti
how tho body'of a young girl camo to WcJnojday, MbtIJ,
bo In n grave which was bolloved to ' . --'
bo ompty, but had onco boen occu Cortiie is Mn, faun
liiuii uy 1110 tuuiau ui I'uiiiip onyuor, ; l.a roric, OQ,, Mr 15,fl
of Lake Station, ind. A similarity, thnt tho corpra toaadtntaei
which Is bolloved to exist botwon an tho Qunncca tarm lm li 1
lS-y0ar-oId daughtor of tho Von Ku- iMrs. Bello Guineas. U il'i
rotiB n;id the body found In the grave doress, wns irettr will Kd
Mod to tholr arrost being nindo. So today, whoa b. I. T. Son
far tho efforts of tho Lake county dentist, Idcntlfcd thr hmi
olllclnls havo boon unsuccesful. bone taken tron th Hid,; 0
SUALMEIt SCHOOIi
Tho first torm of tho Summor
Normnl opens on May 4 and
continues' eight weeks.
Tho second torm opons on
Juno 20 nnd contlnuos until
tho August examination.
Classes will bo formed In nil
tho branches for stato and
and county papers. Tuition
each torm $10. Tho class in
Primary Method? boglus on'
June 15 nud continues 12
dnyH. Tuition $7.50
Special work will bo given 8th
grade pupils.
Address, J. J. KIiAPS,
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LAUNDRY
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Why Is oar work demanded by Bt'llri tti tHtl
dato drosscrs aB woll as those who drai for wi
Because In finishing up our work wo, glw tilt tow
good tasto that vory readily appeals to tho man oflnhlos. (Ill
work has a mysterious something about It that tullj jml
gulshcs It from ordinary laundry work. Thoso wbodttiMwl
fort, find our work Is pllnblo, duo to our owa parttulir iifj
Btarchlng. A shirt or collar laundorod by ui glveiiltit
movement of tho body, clvlnir absohito comfort to til
Our collars do not break at seam or buttonhole, and jiartlJAl
no blisters or wrinkles. You might Just ns well baTtth'iwl
Its costa no more.
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY
Tol. 25
136-166 BIkertyftl
The Wonderful Values We Offer In Men's Spring
Sack Suits are the Talk of tfe m
If vou arc looking for real vali
correctly fashioned clothes dontnw
seeing our great and supero a
tion of noted
Bishop's Ready
, Tailored Clothes
$10.00 to $35.00.
i- p,., Qu;.-tc in roataiw1'
ular styles with attached or oet
cuffs
$1 .00,f$1 -50, $2.00
oopthisht o t thc
n
MkHIKS or
MICHAELS-STERN
FINE CLOTHING
UIOHACia, STCRN f CO.
ROOHItTip, M, V,
SALEM WOOLEN MILL
STOR
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