Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, June 09, 1908, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 0, 1008 r- 1 BUllHIBlllllBlBHBH " " A . A. nd.a Ka . -m J. L STOCKTON THE OLD WHITE CORNER :CRU NET WAISTS $4,50 shipment of bcnutlfiil net waists in assorted .attorns. Equal Riy $7.00 vrt'.ues In Snlcm. SPECIAL 91.50. 14 M A "1 White Dress Skirts In Washable Materials The largest assortment ever shown In Salem. The styles nro correct niul thtiy arc made up with Just ns much care ns n high grade voile or silk skirt. Prices ramjo from 91.23 to 97.00. Light blue linens 91.23 to 93.00. Striped and checked rttick 92.23, 92.30. ii Kai Suits and Skirts irfolk Jackets in All Sizes SUFFRAGISTS RELYING ON DEMOCRATS (United Vttsa I.ei4 Wltc.) Chicago, June 9x All hopes of tho suffragists for action by tho Ivro big political partleg favoring their caiwo now center In tho Democratic na tlonal convention to bo held In Den ver. Loaders of tho movomont, at a mooting hold to dttxuss their chances In tho Chicago and Denver conven tions, decided to make a dignified ro quo3t to bo recognized by tho Repub licans with no hopo of bolng success ful. They declaro that tho Republi cans act too slowly for thorn and finally adopted a resolution to savo all their powdor for tho Democratic convention. It Is understood that tho suffraglsto have art understand ing with Bryan. Poison Oak Poisoning. Ba'lard's Snow Liniment cures It. Mr. O. II. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore, writes My wlfo has discovered that Snow Liniment cures "Poison Oak Poltonlng," a very painful trouble. Sho not only cured a case of It on hersoir, but on two of her friends who were poisoned by this same Ivy. Price 2Gc,'G0c and $1.00. IRYING FLEET ON VOYAGE DEATH IN WAPE OF JAPANESE I United 1'rMi l.cn.eil Wire.) (United Press Leased Wlrr.t fy Yard, Ptigot Sound, Juno 0'. Seaul, Juno 0. Tho terrific thin- rdor has beon received hero to nlng out of tho Korean Insurgents ho ships of tho Atlantlo licet by Japancso troops I continuing nt olng ropnlrs at this yard to n rapid roto, according to a statu-' rnnclsco ut tho earliest nossl-iment given out by olllclnls of tho e, In oruor that they may com- Japanoso army headquarters horo to ho taking on of supplies and .day. thoro. J Tho statement says that between departiiro has boon re-nrrang-, Juno 3 and' 7, tho Japanoao troops ollews: woro engaged In 2C battles with tha gla loaves Juno IB; WIscon-MnBurgentB, killing 113 Koreans and no 22; Illnols, Juno 20; Ken- wounding many moro. Tho Jnpanoe? Juno 25; Nebraska, Juno 27; captured. 2C of tho Insurgents. Islnnd, Virginia and Now Jor-' Reports from outlaying district uno 2S, and Kenrsurgo, June state that In ninny places, tho Ko- 1 roans lmVo Intrenched tliomsolyes rs hnve beon received horo tohnd nro 'making much trouble- for.the ect that tho protected crulsar Japanese army, GMorrllla.dlghtlng .Ib itls will leavo on Juno 15 for going on In nhnost every district of lu for prnctlco crulso. Sec- Korea, f . ' ! TAFT hot tho Interior Garflold, on to tho Hawnllan Islands, will to tho Pacific coast on tho St. .JJIPjnimJPjHiol.) tnken up by tho national Republican committee. Former Governor Mar mouth of Louisiana, spoko for the Tnft leaders and declared: "Wo must go Into the convention with a full vote or not ontor. Wo must rule or got out. Thoro can be no compromise" It had boon Btiggested thnt tho Louisiana delegation, consisting of tho four dolegatoi-at-largo and t-l district dolegatcs, bo divided, both of tho contending delegations bolng seated nnd each dolcgato being nl lowed half n vote. Tho surprise was In tho fact that tho tmggostlon enmo from a mombcr of tho commlttco In tho Taft ranks. It Is bollovcd lu changed his mind over night. Senator Dick of Ohio arrived horo today and took charge of. tho presi dential boom of 'Senator Fornker. Dick lnslnts thnt Fornkor's fight or tho nomination Is serious and says he will bo n strong factor In tho contest boforo tho convention. John C. Montgomery, lender of tha vlco presidential boom of John Hays Hammond, oponcd hondquartors to day. Hammond Ib tho only real working candldnto for tho second placo now officially on tho ground, Tnnpornry Platform. Wndo Ellis, attorney general of Ohio, roturncd from Virginia boneh . V M. . , Sore Nipples. Any mother who has had o.xperf- enco with this distressing ailment 0 , will bo pleased to know that a cup mnv ho offoctml hv nntilvlntr (Minm. Stomach Troubles. 'ber'nln'a Salve ns soon ns tho child .many witn n rough urn ft or tno Chl- y romnrkaiuo cures or siom- is uono nursing, wi no 11 on witn a cngo niatiorm in his nnckot. no aw roubles hnvo peon , effected uy son ciotn oororo ancwing uio oaup Secretary Taft nnd loft later for Chl- uuuuiilB OIUIIIUCII null unui iu iiuiDu., iiin, iiiiiuuu uuisua nau is. ono man who had spont tins saivo with best rosuits. For kwo thousand dollars for modi- sale by Dr. Stone's drug store. nd trentment was cured by boxes of theso tablets. Prlco Us. Samples froo at Dr. rs arug store. 0 Sessions of Grand Lodge A. V. $ A. M. I Grand Chaptor R. A, Mason son, Portlnnd, Oregon, Juno 8 roturn on or boforo Juno 10. Us occasion tho Southern Pa- will mako a rato of ono nnd Ird fare on the certificate plan norlzed. 6-8-Gt. BLUE AND GRAY UNION IS PLANNED your Eyes SNot Abuse Them Rrength comes by uso that ins but does not strain. If pre Is a hint or sign of Btraln, there aro spots before the Eyes P,timo3, if thero Is a 'headache ain about the Eyes, If thero la llmnecR, or the lettors seem pie or mixed, EN YOU ARK 1 fUnlted Press Leased Wire.) Birmingham. Ala.. June 9. Tho ! Confedorato veterans and th Grand Army may moet together next year .in annual encampment, If tho fight that is being made horo today by tho I Atlanta delegation to tho annual en campmont of tho United Confeder acy veterans, proves successful, At lanta wants both encampments to meet at the same time and has a big delegation to enforce consideration of her scheme. The encampment of the "boys In gray" was opened today with a grand parade witnessed by thou sands of people who have como from all parts of the south to attend tho celebration. Memorial exerolses will bo hold hwe tomorrow for General Stephen D. Lee, former commander n chief of the Confederates, who died re- INJURING ,onUy. YOril EYES EVERY DAY Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is the one that children like so well in inv na H tustei nearlv as good ifhesa defects may seem small, j as maple sugar. It acts gently yet l ifreelv on the bowels and thereby It hf left to themselves they will 1 drlvs the cold out of the system. It is sold by all druggists. o Tho thing that will stop is Glasse3. Proper Glasses kind. CASTOR I A 1'or Infants and Children. 's Jewelry Store n km yw hi mm tm I Baars the S7k 1fA . st"" ife aid I iterfv Sta i . .'. UfvdZZZZk cago. Tho Biibstanco of tho platform dec larations ho has drawn tentntlvo'v with approval of tho administration will bo thero central Idea of the plat form. Tariff An unequivocal declara tlon for rovlslon. Railroads-A declaration favoring amendments to tho anti-trust law that will onablo railroads to ontor reasonable trafllc agreements with out fear of criminal prosecution. Will also pronounce In favor of na tfonni control aa against national ownorshlp. Trusts A resolution condemning such combinations as crento monopo lies, limit production -and control prices. Finance A noto congratulating tho cotintry and congress on tho pas sago of the currency bill. Navy A plank urging an In crease In fighting ships. New states A recommendatloi for the admission of Arlzonn and New Moxlco as separato statos. Shipping Indorsement of In. ship subsidy (don. Labor A recommendation for oi- .actmonta thnt will In&uro labor or ganization against snap judgment by the courts In Usuano of Injunc tions. .Marmouth was excluded from the meeting of the national committee as soon as he had completed his pre sentation of his case. As he loft tho building he said: "I would rather bolt tho conven tion than accept a compromise. Tho delegation from Louisiana wao fair ly won from Taft and I do not see a single oto surrendered." "Uncle Joe Cannon with his big black cigar and his usual smile, ar rived today and conferred with his friends at the Union League club, tt was said that Cannon has no Idea on tho work which will occupy most presidential raco. His friends as sert with apparent confidence that bo is a stronger contender. , SOUR MILK and SOFT BUTTER PREVENTED BY USING . ' M ,'. ; " ' . ' ' - riV '',tfJf-falfcJi- v:x,:.w D'f.m& Jtsa&iBt'?' 1 TT IStAH 1311 1 IVt 1 1 151 aiui d ' WE SELL THEM THE HOUSE EURINISHING CO. 177 LIBERTY STREET ' mm SUSPEND TRAITIO FOR ROYAL VISIT (United Tresa l.onicd Wire.) Roval, Russia, Juno 0. Trnfllc In tho gulf of Finland Is suspondod to day and will bo for two days follow ing to mako way for tho visit of Klug Edward to Czar Nicholas. Tho czar nnd his rotlnuo arrive 1 by train this morning, having nbandoncd tho trip In tho Imperial yacht Standnrt on account of rough wonthor. Two hours later King IMwnrd nnd Queen Alexandria, with tholr follow ing, arrived In tho royal yacht Vic toria and Albort. No vobb1b woro allowed to approach within n largo clrclo Btirrouudlng tho ' royal ynclitn, Today'B coromontos woro hold nbonrd the king's yncht. Whon tho cznr camo on board, King Edwnrd kissed him ntTectlonntoly on both cheeks nnd tho two monnrchs re mained In conferenco sonio time. Tomorrow Nicholas will act ns hoit on board tho Imporlnl yncht Standnrt. St. PetorBburg, Juno 0. Tho Rub- slan pross Ib unanimous today In viewing with Joy, tho mooting bo twoen tho czar and King Edwnrd. Coming na It docs Bhortly nftor tho visit of Prosldont Falllcroa, the pa pers horo attach groat political sig nificance to tho conforouco botwoen tho two monnrchs. Tho "Bourso Ga zotto" sayB: "It Is lmposslblo not to porcolvo In tho lntorvlow, a procursor to a Rusitlun convontton concerning Eur ouo, which wit bo 'a natural sequel to tho Asiatic convention and will bo of vast momont in tho pormunont establishment of tho bnlunco of pow er In Europe, and Indeod throughout tho wholo world, by transforming tho Fruhco-RuBslan nlllunco Into nn Anglo-Frnnco-Husslan understand ing." Tho "Rusb" says: "Although tho country will hnvo no opportunity of receiving tho visi tors directly, Klug Edward and his splondld sailors may rest assured that tho wholo Rtmslnn peoplo groot them in thought with eye ot frlead ship." Tho nig IIcAd. Is of two kinds conceit and the big head that comes from r tctc hondacho. Does your head ever feel like a gourd and your brain feel looso and sorer You can cure It la no time by acting on your liver with Rallnrd's Ilorblne. Isn't It worth trying tor tho absolute and certain relief you'll get? Sold by all deal crs. o llldn for Proposals. Scnlod bids for tho erection of a school houso In tho now district No, 128 will bo rocolvcd until Saturday noon, Juno 13th. Plans and spec I cntlons nmy bo seen at the reiWene ot E. a. Lantz, clerk ot the district First houso south of Cathollo ceta tory on Llborty road. R. F. D, No. 3. 0-9.it. OAMTOXIXA. " &xsmk 388 State Street EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Phone Main 355 D HOT WEATHER Has at last arrived, and the things you will need for comfort and service for the next few months you will find here in our usual EXCLUSIVE qualities and assortments. We are ready for you with the following Needed and wanted for comfort in warm weather: B. V Do Sleeveless and knee length underwear, 50c the garment. G. & M. Sleeveless and knee length linen union suits, $4.00 the suit. Cooper S Spring needle derby ribbed underwear, $1.25 the garment. Standard Egyptian balbriggan underwear, 50c the garment. StetSOn Straw hats, $3.50. ADAMBA Straw hats, $4.00. Eureka Straw sailors, $2.50 down to $1 .00. COLLEGE Straw hats', $2.00. K. B. Outing pants, $6.00 down to $2.50 the pair. Standard Negligee shirts, silk, soiselte, etc., $1 .50 to $5.00. CrOWn Make "Coatless suspenders, 50c the pair. Imported And Domestic half hose for men, new effects, 25c to $150 the pair. All of these in your size you wiH find JTXJCXVJj!i For it has been and is our highest ambition to be able to properly supply at every season of the year, the best of everything to wear FOR EVERY MAN. "Every Han Is Odd" But We Can Fit Him "livery Man Is Odd" Butfte Can Fit Hi CLOTHICR--HABCRDASHER