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-wrv"- YCAPir.VL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESD W, JUNE 17, 1008 I J L. STOCKTON i nc uld WHITF rnbrvipp I JatfneJfiitf TRAM MARK 7iyne,yihtt( HOSIERY w e hum I NEW TAN HOSE POR LADIES Tho famous Wayne mako which has no omftii in a . , 08 ,0 tM d. in U ,Mr, ol J'onTwo ct s.'lt" 50c Qualities for 40c Stockton's Special A Wonderful Black Hose for 25c This Hebo Is mado to our ordor according to our own whimsical Ideas of Ilosa making, it Is a full gauge stocking that soils all over the country at 3Gc or 3 pairs for a dollar. Wo are1 using nearly a thou sand dozen a year therofore can afford to soli them at a quarter a pair OUT SIZE HOSE ALL HLACK OUT SIZE HOSE WHITE FOOT 25c pair ( aiinc'tintl ' HOSIERV m ' ' "T iX f , f " J 30c pair v. IRACt MARK foil THE WHOIE FAMIIY 'J.ain&Mi HOSIERV TAFT r i TrUXf MAIM nlnW,vn!lngt0n' 0in nnd Cnllfor m. i B0 ou record' through their Z tTf h0 cotn"ee aspS, ihl ?. Fr,eMcnt hl a matter of he antl-lnjunctlon plarik. ' WnchiW Rl,chnrd A UnlHnget, of ashlngtdn, the coaH Is represented P.,!hei 8,,bc""Wlttee of 13. Dal tSs cab.neember f h Ro09SVC, IWOllld not llDftr tn fhr'nntl'il..Ai.. ltln..l. ...t.il. .. V V.- """-'"Jiiutuui I tin in- cn V nnd Uoen understood "...iiiiBur wouia use hU Influence to 5'Lthro.,V,J m uol of tho Pre,sl dont and labor. .Jihe.r?for? nn'"n'wr wilt- be rO corded n the discussions of the sub, committees opposing tho nntl-lnjunc'-lon , ylanfc and there will be nothing in Mie platform regarding the de mands of tho coast for Increased for- m?t,on9 aml naVfl strength. The subjects will bo treated In n general way but thore will be no spe rial reference to tho Pacific and Its demnnds. Wnsh'ngton's request for amend ments to the interstate commerce laws so as to require a decision be fpre an Increased rate can got Into crfect when objected to, will be omitted. It Is n good guess that labor will bo defeated In iti demands nud that the const delegates will be the vic tors when the fight' Is over. Piorcitlliigs Mocked. The expected hitch over tho nntt Injunction plank blocked tho nro ceeduro of tho convention this after noon. After a storm snsHlmi. tho sub-committee on resolutions took a recess until 3 o'clock. The members said the entire soislon had been tak en up with th? nntl-lnjunctlon mat ter, it Is nrnctlcally certain thnt the sub-committee will not bo ready to report to tho regular comm'ttoo be fore 4 o'clock nnd that anothor ad iournment without nnv business transacted will be nnrpRsnrv Eight Over H ('presentation. I was announced that the resolu tions committee had rejected by ft vote of 2G to 17 the resolution Intro d'teed by ReproentatlVo Ilurko, of Pennsylvania, restricting tho repre sentation of tho southern state. IJurke nnounced that h? wold carry his fight to the floor of tho conven tion. Ho said a mlnor'ty report wold bo mnde"; fnvorlng the resolution. mmmmmll'Hammmm Oregon Sennia Mineral Paint Co, ; " W. Y. RICHARDSON, Manager Wc arc manufacturing forty-two Standard Tints and colors of Oregon Mineral Paint Ground in Oil and Guaranteed Strictly Pure, Durable and Sat isfactory in every particular. trial development, our people and .t . natita realize tho fact that tho' ,-.,,.,,, Tl;,f .,.,,...., wheals of commorco nnd Industry re- ,,""I,-J TELEPHONE nnd Industry re 'Now conceptions of law must bo (Continued Prom Page 1.1 qulro now law. I OFFICIALS TO OHfJANIZK A meotlng Is called for nil dire the action of tho nntlonnl committee , ennctod to conform with modem in-.tors and trustees of farmers tol ly a single vote was opposed on the i ?""JJL. "i1.!1 ..com.merco ..." advance ,;,., lfnM n, . v .,., B1 giound that It would appear to stifle a fair hearing of tho casos. So the comml too wiyit ovor tho 110 con tests offered by counsel for Cannon, Fairbanks, Hughes nnd Fornkor, Tho flrjt vote on an Alabama contest wn 3S to 7 In favor of Tnft and showed how coiliplofdy ho was In controU Tho commlttco decided to submit a report to tho convention recom recem mending: "Tim' the temporary roll of dele gates to tho convention as prepared ly the nntlonnl commlttco bo made -permanent." . This innkoa cortnln, that Taft will ihavo over soven hundred votes on first ballot. i A small minority 'threatened to ila, to support Mnx'or Charles. A. Dookwalter, of Indlajinpolls, In do- mantling thnt tho' contesting dele- jatoi from thnt city po seated. The fTaft lendors nsstfrtCd today, how- tever, that such nn effort would be ,ubducd quickly ,nnd thcro Is Httlo prosprct of nny serious fight ovor Mta on tho lloor oC tho convention. '.nti-Injunction Plank. The hbor i!nnk, adopted by the Xfcu'lt' cotiuc'l .of v tho American Flier! ) of Labor, was prcsontod n a RU')-com;rimeo of tno commmoe on re olut Ions of tho-convention to la Labor nks that It bo placed In "i Rc.uibllcnn platform. It was sub mitted by Samuel Coroners, presl pnt of tho Aroorlcan Federation, In the following ferm: , "The Ropubllcnn party Is In ac cord with Lincoln when ho declared labor la prior to nnd Independent of wpltaP labor Is the suporlor of cap Hal and deserves more considera tion.' "The Republican party hap boon it 'launc1, defender of proporty and Property rights, yet Upholds that per onal rights nnd human liberty nnd of necesslt must be entitled to thr nrst and highest consideration. .' Recoenlzlnn: tho now conditions. arising from our marvelous Indus- Jane Brides and SterlingSilver phon lines nt Salem, city hall, Sal unlay, Juno 20th, nt 2 p. m., for tho purpose of fqrmlng nn organization freedom In lino therewith. "Wo therefore p'.edgo tho Ropub llcnn party ,to tho enactment of laws by congress guaranteeing to tho for mutual benefit.' "K" uiunuio, uio agriculturists nnu i , Uf.T .nrrnnwii tho horticulturists of our country the I . M. GOODRICH, right of organized effort, to tho end , Prcldont Chemawa Mutual Tolo that such association? or their mem- phono Company. C-10-3t bora, ahnll not bo r9garded as Illegal i n combinations In restraint of trade. i "We plodtno oursolves to tho ennH- Tho Amorlcnn nutomobllo hnn cut m:nt of a law to prohlb't tho Issu-ldown tho load of tho German enr In nnco of Injunctions In cnsoi arising the Now York to Pnrls rnco, arriving cit of labor' disputes, when such In-.shortly after tho leador at Nort- McMINXVILLK, OREGON, APRIL a, 1008. OREGON SIENNA MINERAL PAINT CO, SALES!, OREGON. GENTLEMEN: IN REPLV TO YOURS OF RECENT DATE. WILL SAY THAT THE SIENNA PAINT THAT THE STATE I10VGIH FROM YOU IN. THE YEAR 1008 (18 RARHELS) AND AHOUT THE SAMH AMOUNT IN 1007. TO PAINT THE OREGON STATE INSANE ASYLUM 11U1LH. INGS, HAS GIVEN ENTIRE SATISFACTION. REFORE WE PUT THIS PAINT ON. OUR IJRICK WALLS SVEAT SO I1AI1I.Y WE THOUGHT WE WOULD TRY CEMENT ON THEM TO KEEP THE MOISTURE OUT HUT OUR ARCHITECT FROM PORTLAND THOUGHT REST TO TRY SOME OF YOUR SIENNA MINERAL PAINT. SINCE WE PUT YOUlt lAtT ON. IT SHUT OUT ALL OF THE MOISTURE AND WE HAVE PERFECTLY DRY WALLS NOW. IT IS MY OPINION THAT THERE IS NOTHING llETTER THAN YOUR PAINT FOR mttOK WALLS, AND t TAKE PLEASURE IN RECOMMENDINQ IT TO THE PUBLIC. YOURS VERY TRULY, J. F. OALUREATH. THESE PAINTS a;t,usf y,thc statlon Pubhc Institutions on their Merit and have stood the severest tests that can be dp-plied. a ri om and good tasto have 0r !' iecj to mako Sterling Silver Uf k.U Ideal for weddlug pres ents So raafter how small or how srp?- our gift a'pproprlation U.'if n '? .ling It's right, and people have a greater regard for being In Good form nnd good taste In the ratter of wedding gifts than at iher times. Our stock will afford a wide range of choice and if It's Ster lnB, nud comes from this Btor. '' doubly appreciated. Barr's Jewelry Store fciate and Liberty Streets, Junction bo Issued whou thcro c.lut a remedy by tho ordinary process of law." "And which shnll provldo that In a proceeduro for punishmont foi contempt of court, tho party cited or contempt shnll, when such con tempt wni not committed In the net 'ial prosenco of the court, be ontltlod to trial by Jury. "Wo plodgo tho Republican party to the onnctment of nn npinilrneu' extending tho existing olght-hour law to nil government employes and to all workers, whothor omployed by contract, or by sub-contrneton, do ing work for. or In behnlf of tho fad orn' covornmont. "Wo plodgo the Reoubltrnn pnrt f to tV enactmont of n law by con-' k'-m. - far as federal Jurisdiction can extend for n federal employes liability art for Injury to tho bod or loss of llfo suffered bv omnloyo' '" Continuing, the plank demands tho following Pledges: A law to extend tho fedornl Juris diction to tfrnnt woman's suffrngt. To submit n constitutional amend ment to tho states for ratification providing for tho absoluto suffrage of womon oqunl to that of mon. A Jaw creating a department of labor eoparato from nny ex'stlng de nnrtment tho -eeretnry at 'ts heal holding a seat In the cabinet. A 'aw creating a federal li'ireu of mines and mining, preferable under tho proposed department of labor. A law appropriating 6ufflcfont funds for the investigation of the causes of nil groat disasters, for th- purpose of recommending laws nnd regulation to provent terrible loss of llfo-In mines. A law establishing Unlte.l StatB government savings banks. Samuel Gompers prsonallv pro-, nted the labor roiolutlons to the j Biib-commutee at inn unwum ou-i npv pud in oec' sl'l bnt revo lution would be tho result in tms t'cjilnsk Tuesday morning. APPLY BY MAIL OR PHONE, OR CALL AT FACTORY ON TRADE STREET BETWEEN CHURCH AND HIGH ' ' . , This Paint is taken from the Mines in Lane county, and manufactured at Salem, Ore. v I jdiffifoft.. WLV i JM&teZf rw .. 1 . . HOUSEWIFES ATTENTION Never take your eyes off this store, somehting doings all the time. Our great removal sale opened up pretty briskly Monday but we have an ininien sestock to dispose of and as we don't . want to move it have putsuch reduced prices on same that willsure ly appeal to you the moment you get inside the store. Now is the time of all times to buy your housefurnishing, don't neglect this . - . . i-S -.-. An.i rountrv 'f hf anor union m --) - m g .rjffir-a'Siigreat inducement that we are now offering you, come early and all-SSSrEldon't be disappointed. During this great sale we are making we w.it to get fmtr treatment and jv rr , oing to t It. Wearenotan-l rr . ... tUlA IS vf Ri-IC mO'iOC mi special OTTcnng on cjur ceie:uiaiu nut ui iuo du..i5w Range sold with a written guarantee. omMata nr dejtrovflrs of proporty. . I4'-. i . I.Iab .M.Vinr W dont renrwem nm m" " line of thowxt. Allies Lose Out. The report of 'he committee on credentials was made recommending that the temporary roll be made por- mipewa adopts, thereby ending thB battle of tho allies. The report on permanent organi zation novt was received and adopt ed. General Stewart L. Woodford, of New York, and Governor Charlw Deiinen of Illinois, were anointed a committee to. escort Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, the permanent chair man to the platform. Nothing for Const. Th"re will be nothing doing for the Pacific coast In he resolutions adopted .by the Republican convention. Swomv IJJI-
