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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPiTAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE 11, 1008 YOUNG MAN BECOMING PROMINENT The liveliest anto-convcntlon pow wow of Republicans In the lobbloy of the big hotels focused upon a young man, from tho Btato of Wash ington, holding the proxy of a dol ogato from .Alaska, and .who was as sistant secretary of tho treaauryjun dor Lcsllo M, Shaw of Ibwa. It, was proposed he shouldb ftrljlter ofhhd, uisputo oi tno main contest, tunc or. tho Alabama delegation. Tho story back of this circumstance, which jsbyo Arthur P. Statter the spotlight, proyes Shakospoaro's werds: "There ts a tide In the affairs of men which taken at tho flood leads on to for tune" Stattor ten yeaM ago was a reporior on tho Sioux City (Iowa) Joarnal, ownod by Congressman Per kins, but a tldo In his affairs boro him on a Junketing trip to Walla Walla, Washington, where, Fatp wol co mod him with a job as managing editor of tho Union. Lovl Ankeny. who ownod tho paper, yearned for it sonatorshlp, Stattor's political gifts holpod him to get It, Senator Ankony made him his secretary and after Secretary Shaw took him as secre tary and finally promoted htm to second assistant. As he was ono of tho Taft campaign managers, tho nntl-Taft mon naturally objected, Catarrh Iaa constitutional dlscaso originating in impuro blood and requiring constitutional treatment acting through and purifying tho blood for Its radical and permanent cure. The greatest constitutional remedy is Hood's Sarsaparifla In usual liquid form or In chocolated tablets known as Sarsatnbs. 100 doses f U Nasal and other local forms ot catarrh nro rollovcd by Catarrlcts, which alluy In flammation and deodorize, dlvlmrpn r. the victorious Republicans of Franco WJre glad of tho opportunity to otlow to tho Bon that thoy wore not oblivious of sorvlces rondorcd to their fatherland In its timo of need. Adolph Cohn, in tho Bookman, o EDWARD LEAVES RUSSIA (United Tress Leased Wire.) St.. Petersburg, Juno 11. King PARADE and march will asaumo In largo pro portions tho car-mark's of a floral festival.' Tho national gniard havo como forward and volunteered tholr sorvlces nnd will act as escort of tho paraders. Tho parado will begin nt 2 o'clock tomorrow aftornoon on Court street Edward sailed from Roval at throe jnt Wlllson avonuo nnd will obsorvo o clock this morning In tho royal i tho following pregram: West to yacht Victoria and Albert. Tho LIborty strcot, south oh Llborty to nnni festivities in tlto Gulf of Fin- state, and then to Comi PROTEST ON MOUNTAIN'S NAME "OLD GLORY"- -110 W IT WAS NAMED Tho term, "Old Glory," used to designnto tho Aug of our country, is a favorlto, and tho expression Is u vory hnpny ono. It Is said by tlioso who claim to bo woll informed that tho namo orig inated with William Driver, captain ot tho bark Charles Doggott. This atatomont nppoars In a history of tha Drlvor family, and from this wo find tho following facts: Drlvor wag a successful dcop so.t sailor and was at tho timo making Ihs vobsoI ready for a voyage to tho southern Pacific. In 1331, Just nB tho brig wrb nbout to sail, n yoiing man at tho head of a party of tho captain's frlonds onluted Drlvor on tho dock of tho Doggott nnl proaont od to him a handsomo American flag 19 by 38 foot lu size. Tho ban ner wau dono In ntops, and whon It, wont aloft und was flung to tho broezo Captain Driver, says tho tra dition, then and thoro nnmed It "OU Olory." The flag was carried to the south Donn and over uftorwnrd troaa tired by ltn ownor. , Drlvor removed to Nashville, Tonn. In 1837 and thoro died In 1880. Bo foro tho outbreak ot hostilities bo tweon tho north nnd south Old Glory flow dally from a window In tho captain's Nashville house, but when tho rumors of war boenmo facta It was carefully socrotod, Whon tho war broko out tho precious ling was quilted Into nn In nocent looking comfortable nnd used on tho captain's bod until Fob. 27, 1802, whon tho Sixth Ohio marched Into Nashville. Then tho flag came out of Its covering, nnd -tho captain pro3ontod It to tho rogi mont to bo hoisted over tho capital. Thoro It floated until It began to tonr in ribbons, when it was takon down and n new ono placed on the building. Aftor tho death ot Cap tain Drlvor tho first Old Glory was given to tho Essex instltiito at Sa lom, whoro It 19 still prosorvod end may to noon by tho curious. Kan sas City Journal. o Why J. 1 Morgan Has the Red Ribbon, Tho publlo splritod capitalist whoso munlflconco ennblofl Harvard university to erect its now medical Bchool la also an ofllcor ot tho Legion of Honor. But It Is not for sorvlces of this kind, groat as thoy aro, that tho Fronch govornmont could think of rowardlng John Piorpont Morgan. It paid tribute to tho liberality of n great patron of Fronch art, but 11 also wished to honor a namo closoly connected with ono of tho most dra maUo moments in Fronch history. During tho darkest hours of tho war o' 1R70-71 the great banking con corn thou directed by J, S. Morgan was tho only ono that sufficiently trusted tho fortunes of tho Fronch Republic In ordor to ask tho public to loan It ovn-al millions of francs. This was tho famous Morgan loan, negotiated by Loon Gambetta, thon do fncto dictator of Franco. How bitterly did tho royalist and Imperial ist onemloB of tho great Republican patriot assail him on account ot th3 lonu! How loudly thy peddled nbout tho slandor of millions mado toy him out of tho transaction! How triumphantly ho came out of tho moat searching investigation, con ducted ontlroly by his political op ponents! (Baker City Trlbuno.J Tho peoplo of Baker, Umatilla and adjoining .counties are preparing to ralso a storm ot protest against the changing of tho name of tho Blue Mountains as suggested and ordered by Glfford Plnchot, chlof of tho' burenu of forectry. According to an official notice re cently received, tho Blue Mountain district cast, will hereafter be called tho Whitman reserve. Tho namo of Umatilla will be applied to tho othor part of tho reserve. Tho namo of tho Blue Mountains has now become a houcohoM word among tho resldonts in four coun ties, and tho change In tho namo will also demand tho chnnglng of all legal papers rolatlng to those moun tains. Tho changing. of tho name as or dered by Plnchot is not without its romantic and sentimental aspect. Al ways a lover of tho history .of pio neer life In Amorica, and conse quently In tho northwest; nnd also being directly acquainted with tho wealth of the Pacific northwest which was saved to tho nation by Dr Marcus Whitman, Mr. Plnchot has dedicated to himsolf tho tnsk of por potuatlng tho nqmo of Whitman by writing it forovor on tho summits of tho Bl-iio Mountain rnngo. For thoso reasons alone, accord ing to tho members ot tho forest, re serve sorvlco, Plnchot has ordered tho forest rosorves to bo christonod anew. Umatilla and Whltmnn will bo the common expressions, sup planting Blue Mountain oust, etc. Tho ronldonts ot Umatilla country aro willing, no doubt, to havo. tho name of tholr county bequeathed to tho mountains, but how nbout tho adjoining counties who, as, wo feol, that Mr. Plnchot has exceeded tho limits of his Jurisdiction whon ho do mands that tho name of his youth ful hero should bo .adopted by tho people as tho title for tho moun tains nnd tho mountain rosorves which havo gono down In tho his tory of tho country and tho ontlro northwest as tho Bluo Mountain. It sontlmont nlono Is rosponslblo for tho chango tho protostnnts feol that thoy havo an equally adoquato amount of sontlmont demanding the continuation of tho namo to much more than ovorbalanco that of tho chlof, and to that effect, will word a protest addro3sed to Glfford Pln chot asking that tho chango In the namo of the mountains bo not m a do. Accqrdlng to tho orders that Mr. Plnchot ha nifido tho chango In tho namos of tho reserves will occur on .July 1; The pooplo of Umatilla xn-l Baker counties will be Intorostod in learning of the chango bolng mado in tho tltlo of tholr mountains by tho offlclnls nt Washington. land continued during tho night and up until tho vory hour of doparture. Tho royal yacht Was accompanied through Russian waters by tho Rus sian fleet. This wns tho first visit paid by King Edward to the czar slnco tho latter ha3 boon on tho throne. PROBABLY BIG CROP OF WHEAT Commercial nnd Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Is tho ono that children Ilka so woll to take as It tastes nearly as good ai maple sugar. It acts gently yet freely on tho bowolB nnd thereby It drives tho cold out of tho system. It Is sold by nil druggists. ' n . Govornor Chamborlnln for vlco prosldont would certainly help mnkd things h'im. o Lnno's Family Medicine Is a tonlc laxativo, It does not depress or weaken, tout Imparts a feeling of buoyanoy and strength that Is do llghttul. At nil druggist 25o RIO IMPROVEMENT FOR THE OREGON ELECTRIC Manager G. W. Talbot of the Ore gon Electric Is to leavo for the east In n fow days, whero ho will expend $lGQ,000ln tho puichaso of now rolling stock for tho Salem-Portlund line. The now stock will Include six passenger cars two express cars, and 75 freight cars. All tho cars will bo dollvored hero within tho next two months. . (United Tress Leased Wire.) Portland, Or., Juno 11. With tho forthcoming crop of wheat, tho most Important, with the exception of Inst year, slnco tho Loiter whont cornor, Oregon aud tho inland cmplro, from present indications, will nt least equal and probably surpass last year's yield, which was tho biggest ovor harvested in this territory. Full reports from Orogon, Washington nnd Idnho Ind lento that tho prospects this year throughout tho districts heard from are hotter than thoy woro at thh timo last year, when a bum per crop wns grown. Kemp's Balsam is a safe cough euro, for it contains nothing that can harm you. It Is tho best cough euro, but costs, no moro than any other kind. All druggists soil it. DEATH REIGNS IN GOVERNOR'S OFFICE (United Press Leased Who.) Oakland, Cnl., Juno 11 A strange fatality seems to bo following tlioso connected with ,tho execnitivo staff of tho lato Govornor Sparks of Novada. Miss Josephlno A. Roberts, formerly stenogrnphor In Sparks' ofllco at Car son City, dlod horo Tuesday and tho body was sent to Novada today. She was takon ill Boon aftor tho doath of Govornor Sparks. Govornor Sparks' prlvato socrotaryi succumbed soon after his chlof dlod, and this mnkoi tho third timo that mombors of tho old executive staff of Nevada havo been stricken. Stato, whoro tho parado will nssumo a solid squaro, whllo musical recita tions nro rendored by tho school 'chil dren, after which tho march will bo resumed to Marlon Squnre. A lively program will bo followed in tho park boforo tho final exorcises when tho pupils will bo dismissed for tho year. This, will formally con cludo tho parado, but the athletic teams of tho bcIiooIb, attended by tho pupils and othor enthusiasts will re pair to tho Wlllamotto University athlotlc grounds and general field contests will end tho program for the day. Tho Pnrntle. Dr. II. C. Eploy, mounted marshal of tho day, will load tho proceslon, closely followed by his aides, Harloy Wohlts, Jnmes Ynnnko and F, N. Der by and tho Salem Military Band. Co. M, National Guard, Captain Charles .Murphy commanding, will bo next In ordor nnd, In nddltlon to forming part of tho lino, will pollco tho pa rado. -Thon will como tho gaily bodeckod autoB, Joyfully tooting tholr hornB. Tho first machlno in lino will bo that bolonglng to J. II. Alberts, contain ing Mnyor Rodgcrs, AugitBt Hucke stoln, prosldont of tho BuslnoBs Mon Loaguo; E. Hofor nad Miss Magora, supervisor of music in tho city school Tho socond will bo that of C. B. Moorcs containing promlnont cltl zons, among whom will bo somo of W WWW WKIwWMHWMI IMi MWWWMWttBM -"Tn H Comfort, .real solid comfort, that's the secret. You I , .. . . "---- Lincoln school No entry. Yew Park Bchool Ebbor Uttor, Chas. Low. Mile INIlny. North school Four mon, Davis Bright,- Bon Mlnton, Joo Minton, Newton Martin. East school LoWls McLnrch, Loo Kalsor, Waltor Hill, Karl Hinges. DoWltt's Kidney nnd Blnddor PI'ls aro prompt and thorough nnd will In a vory short timo strengthen tho weakened kldnoys. Sold by nil druggists, MARRIED BEHIND A DRY GOODS COUNTER (United Press Leased Wire.) Lowlston, Idaho, Juno 11. Mrs. Mtnnlo Kullck is being hailed today as tho "brldo of tho dry goods coun ter," for It was In tho Boctlon of KJos' department ntoro whoro dre3 goods aro measured off that sho wp married to John Kullck by tho Rov. Robort Rold, a Methodist minister. Surrounded by shoppers, clerks nnd huge bolts of cloth, tho coupo wont tlirough tho coromony and then hurrlodly left. , 0 ' Do Witt's Witch Hazol Salvo. It Is especially good for plies. Bo sure to get DoWltt's. Sold by all drug gists. . o C. M, Eppley of linking -Pomlcr Fame, for School Director, T.lnrnln cnhnn1T.nnnnl Afnanti Hinan tl!m ifnr n tifrv nn.t In ntnlrln.v ' . I" -V.;-;;;: : J.?:: I u" , '" Max Alfred, Lloyd Gibson, Baron ! as (ho child of John Hay, late itcre tary of stato. tho colobratlon n success. Tho Wo mon's Club will bo noxt In lino in the FEDERAL OFFICER hIDt RtngB. Vnw Tnrlr an1irr1fMtn a PiniBAii auto belonging to George J. Poarco Ai,0r Rbb Prod nockB, oh ' Bonelay. -O SUBMARINE B0A1S WILL BE TESTED and last, but not least, will follow tho machlno of Job. Albert, occuplod by tho Board of Trado, who aro duo great credit for tho gottlng up ot the feto. Tho marching- pupils will bo led by Suporlntondont of Schools Poworn followed by tho school board. Noxt will come tlyo 2000 school chlldron, holding flott'ors supplied toy them selves und tho Womon's Club, and In terspersed by bands-' as follews: Tho Chomnwa bnnd, tho Contrnl school, tho East school, tho Park school, (United Press Leased Wire.) Modorn Woodmen band, tho Grant Vnljojo, Cnl., Juno 11. Tho sub- nnd Lincoln schools. marine bontfl Plko and Grampus, Mayor Rodgors has issued a proc- avo boon put In commission horo lamntlon, requesting drlvors to koop with Llontonant Casjlo In temporary tholr toams and wngonn oft tho stroot command. Tlio crows for tho two on tho lino of march during tho time dlvora nssomblod at tho navy yordB tho parado is In progress. tola nnd wjll loavo on tho boast somo timo thh wpok. Tho sub- no-Ynwl Dnsh. marines will lenvo for tho lower bay North school Lostor McCrackon. t0 niftko t08t8 noar San Francisco. Joo Mlnton. Tno torpedo boat dostroyors Fnrra- East school Carl Hlngos, Logan gut nn,i pr0blo havo arrived horo Stinson. from 'their vlilt to Portland. Lincoln school Bort Victor, Max . (United Press Lcnied wire.) Tncomn, Wash., June 11-0 J II. Swift, United States depatjrihlp" ping commissioner, nftei spending " tho ovenlng with friends In the nortk i end, on his return homo took a short t cut through Wright park. Ai he wn passing a clump ot shrubbery two mon stepped out and ordered bin to throw up his hands, at the uae line striking him over tho head ilti i blackjack, Inflicting scalping voutli that rondorod him uncontclom.' The thugs rifled Swift's pocketi, leturlnj n valuable gold watch and flfty dol lars In gold. Swift remained nntoa scions somo timo but by hard efforti was ablo to roach his home without assistance Ho at once notified the pollco dopartmont, who delilitd plain clothes mon on -the cue. Ok lng to tho darkness and suddeau'i of tho nttack Mr. Swift wJ tiW to glvo tho pollco descriptions of Ue thugs and at an early hour toder" traoj of thorn was found. SwJft u not sorlously Injured. Abbott, Pains In tho back and side- may com from tho kldnoys or liver Lane's Family Medicine the tonlc axatlve, and a great kidney and llv- Tho father is gonej but er remedy, will glvo relief. Somo of tho business mon of the city havo takon Btops to place tho uame of C. M. Eppley boforo the vot- ora of tho school district as a candi date for d'roctor to bo elected next Monday. Mr. Epploy Is tho East SaT loin grocer and manufacturer of Ep ploy's Perfection Baking Powdor. Ho ha3 made a good Biiccess of his busi ness, and is one of tho nctlvo mem-. bers ot tho Snlom Buslnoss Men's 'enguo. Ho has never held office, nnd Is not actvo in politics, although ho Is a Ropubllcan of the old school. If Mr. Eppley consonts to bo a candl dato ho would no doubt bo elected and make a good official for tho school district. 'Cannery nt Canby, Louis C. Stringer camo up from Canby today where ho mot the Do volopmont league and succeeded In getting a cannery plant established. Tho plant will bo able to handle 10, 000 caus a day of fruit and vegeta bles, Alfred. Yew Park school Cecil Ebbor Uttor. lOO-Ynrd Dash. North school Newton Loo Cardwoll. East school Clifford Logan Stlntson. Lincoln school Ivan Boron Rings. Yow Park school Ashor Ransomo, Ebbor Utter. 220-Ynrd Dnsli. North school Darrls Brjght, Leo : Cardwoll. East school Claronco Shaw, Low- i Is McLaren, Lincoln school Roy Konnon, Frank Mahonoy, Yew Park school Cecil Abbott, Angus Frasler. 4 10-Yavd Rash. North school Clay Tootlmcro, Joo Minton. East school Claronco Shaw, Leo Kalsor. Lincoln school Frank Mahoney, Max Alfred. Yew Park school Cecil .Abbott, Ashor Ransomo. High Jump. North Fchool Wilbur McCrackon, Floyd Davis. East school William Cary. ' Lincoln school Boron Rings, Dan Johnson. Yow Park school Ebbor Uttor, Cecil Abbott. Broad Jump. North school Byron Teyorstrand, Earl Uqruh. East school Merrill Pen. Lincoln school Lloyd Gibson, .Robert Victor. Yew Park school Asher Ransomo Cecil Abbdtt. Pole Vairlt. North school Lester McCracken, Clay Toothacro. East school Clifford Farmer, '(William Cary. JAPANESE AMBASSADOR STANDS nY HIS STATEMENT (United Press Leased Wire.) Prlncoton, N. J., Juno 11. Baron Martin, Tnkuhlrn, Japanoao ambassador nt Washington, today reiterated the Farmer, abatement ho mado at tl9 commence ment exorclaoa at Prlncoton at which Johnson, ho doCnrod that Japan stands by th open door policy, which ho doscrlbed Confederate End Contention. Birmingham, Ala., June 11- Th mombors of tho United ConfederiH veterans aro leaving this city tow atur tho completion of their im oncampmont last night Cweu Clemont A. Evans of Georgia chonen to load tho vetoram ai cob mandor In chlof to succeed tH w atonhen D. Lee. The next encW mont to he held at MemphlL "lWMWilliViiltiWiillilfcUW printing iM-.-n Mi-mitt h in r the kind you want but seldom get N. t Phone 1243 n FMiOTT 223 S. Compare1 5t I : : feJtlI -- UtjtK1 .- f-L .S i-tLi-Jn --&fc;...-.,wtJ. .A-hft-f - jj