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DAILY CAPITAL JOURN'AL, SALEM, OREGON FIUDAY, JUNE 5. 1008.
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J. 1. STOCKTON
THB QLD WHITE CORNER
Elegant Suits For Ladies
Reduced One-third
High srado Altmau Voiles, Panamas, Serges, Etc., made up In the
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A06t pleasing manner an tnla season's BEST 8TYLES
i1 5.00 Suits for
11 8.00 Suits for
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;20.00 Suits for
S25.00 Suits for
,30.00 Suits for
i40.00 Suits for
,60.00 Suits for
i75.00 Suits for
- $1 0.00
$12.00
-$13.34 I
$16.67 a
- $20.00
$26.6?
- $40.00
$50.00
JUNK SALES IX GENERAL
All during tho mouth of Juno wo wilt offer special Inducement?
(n evory dopnrtmont of our hlg establishment. The every day cnllors
sill faro best because each day will have Its features for saving money.
IIENTAL
BOYCOTT
SPREADS
NATIONAL
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were Btranded on its floor.
In its peculiar way Marjelon is tho
most famous of tho Swiss lakes. t
stands 77C4 foot above tho sea. On
three sides steep rocky slopes wall It
lu. On tho west side It Is bordered
by tho Alotsch glaclor
A singular phenomenon has long
attracted attontlon. From time to
tlmo tho lako suddenly disappears.
Its basin was completely emptied 11
times from 1813 to 1887. In 1873
all tho water 'left tho lako In eight
hours. In 1878 It was omptlod In
thirty and n halt hours and In 1887
and lu ten hours.
This 1b a wonderful fact In vlow
of the prodigious quantity of wri
tor that Is sent thundering down to
tho lower valleys In so short a tlmo.
tho day was approaching when tho
people wore to bo widely awakeno.1
from .their dream of safety.
It appears that" the foundation of
tho wall becamo 'undermined and
through the opening tho lako drain
ed away into a doep crevasso that
split tho stdo of tho glacier from top
to bottom. Moro adequato means of
protection must now bo sought.
Tho lake derives Us wnters from
tho molting snows of the surrounding
mountains. When tho crovasso that
opens a door of oscapo to tho waters
passes beyond the western limit of
tho lako tho basin begins to fill
again. ,
Tho lako wnj drained in January
18S3, and on July 13th it was full
again. It is not unllkoly that In tho
last weeks of tho coming tourist sea-
Washington, testified that he w.a
confident that the signature "B1I
both Dlmoud" was written by seme
body who was unfamiliar wltk ft
Ho ald tho writing differed widely;
from the signature sot Ahe deleft
dants,
. LIFE INSURAKOS PAID.
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The following Is a Btimmary of Is
surnnco policies paid in Oregon dur
Ing 1007, .' ,f . .
KittiiZV.:.. ... utf
Athena .... .' 7,8
Daker City Mff
.
Tho Inkn la 4Q2A fartf nt nnnrti n I
---w .., ma v v ww. vi . j Am ft 4 ti
mllo inH t. .Mth . ooi on "0 aoep uowi win oo Brimming
u...ft ftWftU Ma "!! ID WUVUV V J "I
feet; Its depth Is from thirty to 150
feet, and Its wator content has been
(United 1'rens I.fiueil Wire.)
foklo, Juno C. Two hundred
busand yon Is now Indicated as tho
of tho proposed present to tho
nton guilds If tho boycott is dls-
itlnucd.
Uennwhllo, ndvlces from North
Ina and Mnnchurlu stato that ow-
to tho activity of tho Cnntonoo
fasarles tho movemont is rapllly
cadlng throughout tho north.
rhe omlBsnrlos nro working systc-
tlcally nnd secretly. Their lltera-
ninkcs no montlon either of tho
rcott or of Jnpnn, speaking of tho
natlonnl dlsgrnco with rofor-
le to tho country responsible."
fch tho Chlnose nil understand
una Japitn,
Boycott In 'Frhco,
Ban Francisco, Juno G. San
inclsco's largo Chinese quartor Is
fated today ovor a boycott do
rod by tho local Japanese colony
all Chlneeo roatnurnnts and
nullng housos, ThemeiBuro'' Is
en in retaliation of tho Chlnoso
Tuft Victory.
Chicago, June 5. Tho Tnft men
began tho fight hero todny with a
victory beforo tho natlonnl Republi
can commlttco whon tho hearing of
tho 229 contests was begun.
Tho antl-Tnft forces filed protests
against tho admission to tho commit
too of Frank Hitchcock, Tatt's
manager, who hold a proxy from
New Mexico. Similar protests w'oro
filed also against Chnrlcs O. Phelps,
who hold n proxy from North Dnko-
to, nnd Arthur F. Stnttor, vtth. n
proxy from Atnsku. Phelps and
Stnttor aro strong Tnft mon.
Representatives of the allies urgod
tno protests uccinring unit it was
Improper for tho Tnft lendors to bo
given the right to sit In tho com
mlteo whoro tho contests by delega
tion for nnd ngnlnst Tnft aro to bo
decided.
Joaoph C. Manning mndo n speech
In which ho slid:
"Tho Influonco of tho Roosovolt
administration has. boon strongly
folt- throughout tho campaign. Pres
ident Roosovelt oven sent represen
tatives Into Alabama to round up
Tnft delegates and try to carry the
stnto for hlin."
Aftor hearing tho grievances' Uio
(Trial marrlnges" nnd "trial sop-
Mlons" may uovor bo sanctioned
"trial homes" nro already tho
with boarders and lodgers.' And
Jout tho privilege of occasional
pgo fowor pooplo would choose
method of living.
Pho store ads. todny contain good
er for tho shonner man or wo
nwho Is a llttlo "Into" about
ting tboso "summer things."
xinimlHno vntml In Initio (lift nrn.
pott of Japanese goods and Is bo- 0g nm, aow tclicook ,,, nnd
cismeurea uy n secret commit- gtaUor o tnkQ ,n tho commU.
too.
Tho commlttco nnnounced that it
would glvo two hours to each sldo lu
tho Alnbnma caBO. Attorney Keen
nn presented tho ship of tho Tnft
contestants and F. C. Brynn ap
peared In bohnlf of tho anti-Tuft
delegates.
The nlllos aro Indlgnniit. at tho
ruling, of tho commltteo sentlng
Hitchcock. U. I. Bryan, one of tho
leading nntl-Tuft mon, declared:
"The opposition to Taft Is bolng
killed by slow strangulation."
A. B. Humphreys, manager of tho
campaign of Governor Ilirghos, of
New York, said he, too, now realized
that the Taft men were crushing out
opposition with a detormlnod hand
Charles W. Fulton, holding tho
proxy of George A. Knight, of Cal
fornla, who is to make a speech sec
onding Taft's nomination, also was
seated In the commltteo na wan Jo
seph Howell, who held the proxy
of C. K. Loose, of Utah.
Tho negro oont&frtants from the
South, whon they saw whlah way tho
wind wai blowing, thj afternoon
opeued headquarters nnd announced;
thvy would make a determined fight
for recognition. They have InrVted
Sean tor Foraktr to apeak before
aiav. meeting Tuesday nlnht nt
which they hope to arouse mueh sentiment.
leaning
lasses
nn iiccoiniianuiieiit of their
. Hut don't mistake defec-
lenses for
them. If
tho evict
wear, they will
fO or non.stilfn)i!i
Istr."o or dust on
ur glasses nro not
u you Nhould
cu moro harm than good.
I!iaps you would do well to
11 en l!s nnvhow nml And out
Aether you have tho HIGHT
st's or not. We'll be honoht
Il "Oil .-.vo cnrSt nfford to bi
envl8e.
pooplo In "Dlxlo Land" In fast dying
out nnd bldB fnlr to disappear. "No
sub," said J. L. Trusty, of Wator
Valley, Miss., "wo oil are sure for
gottln' how to mix that grand old
drink. Our stnto is mighty nigh Jvy
now nnd nil we get down yondnh In
a llttlo beer and "tiger whlskoy.'
Tho prohibition movoment makes
ounh prlvnto sideboards a necessity.
Thoro nro very fow towns, mnybo
ton In nil, that havo saloons." lib
sipped lowlngly nt tho brownish mix
turo and pushed tho bright red chor
ry bolow tho Biirfnco whoro It glis
tened through tho lenves of tho mint
llko a cigar In tho dark. "You nil
nren't qulto bo fnst ns wo nro down
yondnh," continued Mr. Trusty. "Wo
get up at Ilvo o'clock, 'cnuso wo alt
don't havo much to do In tho even
In' or what yoni cnll 'afternoon' up
hore. Oh yes, wo still wear tho old
John B. Stetson right smnrt down
In our state nnd wo aro nearly nil
for Bryan too. It sun) hurts to boo
tho old mint Julep go, and tho mon
nowndnys don't oven know how to
mix It It sure Is most dlscomflttlng.'
And Mr. TriiBty gave a gontlo sigh
of resignation at tho deterioration
of tho prcBont generation who know
not how to comblno tho corn Julco
with thQ mint to mako that vener
ablo drink once bo famous In tho
South.
esttmnted to bo 10,400,000 cubic
motors. This immonso volume es
capes in channels under tho glacier
and as It pours along a sound llko
tho rttmblo of thundor la heard.
Naturally the flood does great dam
ago below, nnd tho llttlo lako has an
ovll reputation nmong tho Inhabi
tants of tho Mnssa valloy, through
which tho waters of tho Alotsch gli
clor reach tho Rhono. Tho fnrmers
thoro nro very poor nnd wrest with
difficulty n slondor livelihood from
tho monger fields. But thoso fields
hnvo again been destroyed, and much
dnmngo hn been dono to proporty
nlong tho Rhono for to tho west.
Raroly havo tho pooplo rccolvod
any warning of tho nppronch of tho
torront. But slnco 1S87 thoy hnvo
slopt securely, believing that tho
trcnchorouB Inko would novor hurra
them again.
Englnoors studied tho prohlom of
safeguarding thorn from tho con
stant dnngor. Thoy found tho cans?
of tho trouble to bo tho oponlng of
dcop crovnBseB on tho Bldo of tho
glnclor ngnlnst which tho lako nbuts.
lit 18S7 a stono wnll was built along
tho glnclor edgo while tho Inko wns
empty.
Tho work was well dono nnd pro
nounced to ho hn ndoquato romedy.
Marjolon for all yenrs slnco, until
tho present occurrence, has kept
within bounds, and Its overflow hn
been cnrrled off to tho cast In tho
vnlloy of tho llttlo FIobcIi river. But
again with tho dark green waters.
Now York Sun.
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DEATH OF
BELMONT
EXPECTED
HE IS A
GANINE
Now York, Juno C. It was given
out today that tho condition of O,
H. P. Bolmont, tho flnanclor who
lies nt tho point of doath In his coun
try homo nt Brockholt, L. I., Is no
hotter and that tho.mllllonalro has
llttlo chanco to rocovor.
Bolmont was op'erated on for ap-
pondlcltls Thursday afternoon but
peritonitis dovolopcd nnd ho has
boon grndunlly sinking.
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Central Point
Clackamas .
Corvallls
Cottage Grove
Duf ur .......
Echo .... ..;.. ...,.'.
Emplro City ...,'.
Eugene ...... . .
Forest Grove . . . .
Grant Pass
Grostmm .
Hoppncr '. ' 8,814
Hood River 4,44a
Island City ...... ...Ji. 12,937"
1,04
3,t9
8,lf
.9.69f
3,090
2,099
7,8l
8,009
7,99
i,t9
3,09f
2,209
2,009
2,00ff
2,100
2,000
WItlTIXO KXPEUTS IX
LAN DFUAUI) OAflKS
Washington, Juno G. Tho efforts
of tho dofenso In tho Hyde-Benson
land fraud enso woro devoted today
to an attempt to dostrOy tho testi
mony of tho government to .tho ef
fect thnt Frcdorlck Hydo and John
A. BonBon secured dummy appli
cants for land.
A number of handwriting exports
took tho stand during tho day In bo
halt of tho defondnnts and closoly
oxnmlncd applications.
David M. Kandolborgor, paying
toiler of tho Rlggs Nntloual bank, In
Lakovlow '
Linn '. . . .
MaraUnoUt
Monmouth
Nashville ; .
Oakland ... ..'. . 2.9
Oregon City ... 10,4
Pendleton ...1 3,009
Portland 453,299
Rnlntor ...'. 1.509
Salem 12,941
Scappoose 2,000
Sellwood '. 1,299
Tho Dallos ........ .'.';.. 7,80
Toledo . 21000
Tygh Valloy 3,099
Umntllln 2,120
Industrial 8,839
Unclasslflod 1 746,089
Total 11,390,249
Only one pnymont of 310,000 r
moro wnB reported to Tho luaniraliftt
Press, as follows :
Portland Thomas Connetl, flf,-
000.
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388 State Street
EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP
Phone Main 355
JOHNSON SAYS
(Unltfrt iVfM I.foie-1 Wire.)
Modesto, Cal June C Imnglnlus
that ho Is n dog, Antona 8knmarn, n
milker, Is confined In tho county jail
here under observation, and hla casa
pri-sonts ono of tho most peculiar j
phase of Insanity noted in tins sec
tion 'of California,
The man gave trouble at a ranch
where ho was employed near hore
by snarling at tho cows at intervals, !
and ho was locked up Tuesday for
Insanity.
Tuesday night ho rnn amuck in
tho Jail nnd snapping and snarMng
llko a canine, ho Jumped on Will'nm
Johnson, a trusty, and chowed his
lluger off.
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A RUNAWAY SWISS LAKK.
ITISFACTION
GUARANTEED
Barr's Jewelry
Store
tte and Liberty Streets
KENTUOKIANS AND
THE MINT JULEP
The tlmo honorod tradition thul
the Mint Julep st'tll holds Its fragrant
wtiitn over tho "Kentucky Colonels"
and tho "Southern gentleman" was
rudely shattered by a party of flfty-
Vlsltorfi to the Alps know the mat
nlfloent pnnorama that Ib untold? I
from the ton of tho EgglsUorn. tho
highest summit on tho rocky rldsM
between the great glaoler of Aletsch
aad the valley of tho Rhone.
There Is n splandlU view ovt- tv
Bernese Alps to the north, and tin
jumbio of enow peaks to the routh
are revealed In all their grandeur
But tho sight that first of al at
j tracts attention Is tho Aletsch gin-
oler.the largest In Europe, nnd mt.x
Lake Marjelen, half n mile north'
of tho Egglshorn. with its dark
green waters and the tiny IcoborgJ
on IU turfaoe.
This Is not tho sight tourlsu
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BUY
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WHY?
Because every single "Racso System" suit is thoroughly and
carefully cut and tailored by hand and contains the greatest
amount of "money's worth" possible to put into any suit
at any price.
ANOTHER KNOWLEDGE FACT.
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System" hand-tailored suits .at $20 to $40 the suit.
flv Mlsslssipplana who recojitly stop
ped in Chicago on a tour through tho ' woul(J rrom the top ot Egglshorn
N7rth gjven ny mo wissnwppi inv todari A UUIe wnne ag0 Lake Mar
er's Association. According to them . jolon aiS!LpaTei jn a night Tho j
the famcfia drink which for so rannydeJp cj,Mm t juig was dry the noxt;
years has tempted the palaUa of tho mornng. The great chunks of ice"
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