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ABOUT THE
DEMOCRATIC
CONVENTION
DENVER VERY. BUSY
Denver, Colo.,' Juno 18. The
Iscoustlc properties -of the new Den
ver auditorium, which Boats 14,000
people, nro pronounced the most
perfect of any similar assembly hall
In the country, Eminent actors,
lingers and oratora have been In
duced to make practical tests of the
: acoustic Vales of the great hall
! daring Its construction and change
hare been made at the suggestion of
j those who have for.ind defects In tho
acoustics. As the place Is now ar
ranged, a speaker UBlng a moderate
ipcaklng .tone Is plainly heard by
auditors sitting In any part of tho
vast building.
The committee In charge of the
tonitructlou of tho auditorium de
cided to place the Btngo for tho con
tention as near tho center of the
ball nB possible, Instead of near one
end, as Is the custom In such places
This gives the speaker a great ad
Tantnge, inasmuch as It enables him
to use a lower tone of voice than Is
jwally employed In addressing 14,.
100 people, although he Is required
to turn his buck on part of his audi-
i ence during his address.
The Denver auditorium is so con-
itructed that the speaker stands on
a lower level than his auditors, and
all the air curronts parsing through
the building for ventilating purposes
are drawn directly from beneath tho
platform on which the speakers
stand. In this manner every clrcum
itance tends to carry the Bounds of
the speaker's voice straight to his
hearer', ro that his lowest tone is
more pla'nly heard than nro thoj
strongest efforts of n Bpcnker addrcs
ling an audlenco in n hall construct
td In,tho ordlnnry way.
It Is believed the construction of
the convention hnll and tho admir
able ncoiistlc properties will add
greatly in expediting the business
of tho convention. , It U planned to
fcavo a large number of speakers and
the ndm'rablo ucoubUc advantages
lll probably tempt many to address
the convention who Rinder ordinary
conmuons wouiu despair oi ever
caking themsolvcs henrd to 14,000
people.
The present nrrangements con
ttmplnto evening as well as day scs
ilons of tho convention, nnd It is
wtlmated tht four dnys will bo re'
qalred to complete tho work. Tho
lights used in tho convention hnll
re noiseless, being composed of Im
mense "clutor" Incandescent elec
tric lamps of sixteen candle power
Thfi will obviate tho constnnt sput
tering and blinding' glare so annoy
ing fchere arc lights nro employed
for Illumination.
Tho telegraph Instruments sta
tioned In tho nudltorjiim will also
be noiseless, messages being Sent
from he preai table Immediately
In front of tho presiding olllcer's
dk Tho mnttlng on tho alBles of
the auditorium and the folding seats
Can't
Miss
It
So many nilmenta are
purely nervous affections,
that you can hardly miss
it if you try Di. Miles'
Kervine. It restores nerv
ous uiergy awl through
its invigorating influence
upon tho nervous system,
the organs are strengthen
ed. The heart action is
hetter; digestion improv
ed, the sluggish condition
overcome, and healthy ac
tivity re-established.
.Tr, Mile Nervine is wurth Iti
IcM In gold to me. I did not know
nt ailed roe. I had a good physlolan
J.W en no relief I could not eat
lJl. work, elt or stand. I wan nearly
"J One day I picked up a paper and
we first thlniy that met my eyea was
J advertisement Dr. Miles Nerv-
I concluded to try It and let the
t.t0Kr ? and I did eo. After taking
Q bottlw I could drops myself. Then
' Ean taking: Dr. Mites' Heart Cure
haS.".0?,1 can work and go out. and
eiv!tl,id man he benefit I have re
ral rC?m these remedies and eev
Sj'wtlicra have been eured.by It
!&. l am flrty-nlne yeara old and
5vliT. Pd ret '
rv! R pAUJER, LewUtown. Pa.
Mile' Nervine Is told by your
SJWt.vho will oucrantee that the
jWbettle.wlll beaSflt. If It fall, he
ia. , ' f .
MAIaiaaCo.t.ElkkaJrt,'Ind
i 'iiuna yeur money.'
I .-- Kam
After MiffcHiifr for seven year.
cttKsssrc
" I Imd female troubles r.,r .......,
years was all run-down, oud so ner
vous I could not do anything. ThV
doc-tors treated me for dlffm nt trouble!
,ii.i V """ K00'1, W1,lle ln this con
clltlon I wrote to Mrs. l'lnklmm for ad
vice and toel: Ldiu II. I'lnkliamWege
tnlilc Ccmituna, uuU I umumr strouu
nnd well," ' '
FACTS FOR SICK woripm
. For thiity yearn Lydia E. Pink.
natn'3 Vt'Wtnliip fV.imw.mifi ,..n,iA
iiuiii iouis ami iifi-iis, uas been the
Btiuidnrd remedy for female Mk,
tuul has positively cured thouMindgnf
women who hnvo liccn troubled with
dlHplacemt'nts,inilunuimtioii,ulceia.
Hon, fibroid tumors im-Kuliuities,
periodic pains, Imcknrhe, tlmt benr.
iiig-tlowii feeling-, flatulency, indies.
tioii,diz7.inessoriiervous prostration.
Why don't you try it?
Don't hesitate to write to Mrs.
Pinklinm if there is nnvthitiL'
about your sickness you do not
understand. She will treat your
letter inconfidenecaiidnrt vise vou
free. 2o woman ever regretted
urltinjr her, and because of lier
vast experience .she lias helped
thousand. Address, Lynn, Mass.
with wJiich tho placo Is supplide
throughout, are selected so that tho
least noise will result from tho
movement, of the immense crowd
that will bo prosent at all tho se3
Blons of tho convention.
It 1b bolloved that fully 100,000
will como to Denver to attend the
convention. The timber of hotel
reservations nnd tho special trains
chartered from tho various Btntcs
Is the basis for this cBtlmato.
"Denver's Democratic convention
will open July 7th, more ob a glad
holiday than the drp proceeding of a
political party," said a traveling
man to a reportor yesterday at ono
of tho hotels. "It seems certain
tnnt Denver will hnvo tho banner
crowd of its history at this gathering
of Dsmocrats. Not only Domocrn's
aro planning to como out but people
from every Bectlon of tho countrv
and every political faith. It Is be
lleved by those In charge of tho con
vention that the attendance will
reach 100,000. Tills Is ono of the
largest crowds Denver has ever han
dled. Whoa tho members of tho
members of tho Grand Army of tho
Republic were In tho city tho at
tendance reached that point, nnd the,
hotels were filled to tho limit.
"During tho time that has elapsed
Blnco tho old slldlcr were In Den
ver tho hotel capacity of tho city
has been enlarged fully 10,000 and
there w!U be no troublo ln caring
for the delegate? and visitors who
come to tho. convention. Eearly ln
the year thor'o were many reports
sent abroad to the effect that Denver
hotels would xhargo nlore for their
accommodations than at times, when
conventions were not In the city.
This Is not the case; tho prices for
mea's and'rooms will b; the same na
during the otht seasons of tho year
when1' thwo, are no larga crowds.
"There Is usually a largo Influx
of tourists to Denver about the lot
r rt of June nnd tho exceptionally
low rates for the convention will at
tract a much larger number W
travelers nt that timo than U usual
Judging from the hotel roeorvatlons
made- In Denver up to the preient
time and tlie number of special
tralni lurtwed from varioui se
Uoni of the country, the travel to
ward Dnver In the early days of
July !H be th lrgjt ever known
I
nih same umllW, 0 y8 " u,lB
nine mm ""W-" v i
juntry. t ,..,
unnnrrv
..n-i. riUi-tfu are anxiously
' planning for ttt comfort of Uw v!s
il'ors. The Chamber of Commerce
h srraniwl for th rwwenis oi i
city o act a-, a reoeptlon committee.
Every Denver retldent will wear h
i-.Mn Marine the legend 'Ask me.
and H1 be prepared to furnish Jn-
i formation to all Grangers. There
will be jaforraatiea bureaus opened
in tLe priBtiPHi m-.- "",""" fft i
i .u. uv tn direct the visitors to
! . w- n-lch tn CO.
t "xt all the largo national con-'
i "At al l b. vi,, in
vent.cn, that have been held Jn
. t.. v larce .
Dener aoruig irawu. ,r
i hnvA been epsnt In entertain-
bers were tnejt? h-u"v "'- -.
jJJJJJJ yeai the sum will far ex-
DAITjY CAlgAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OIIEGO.V
of 1100,000 given to tho Democra
ts Natlqnal committee to spend on
the convention there will be an im
men e sum expended by the! Cham
her of Commerce on arrangements
for the comfort, entertainment an!
convenience of thos who come as
delegates or visitors. "
"Tho Immenso new nudltorlum,
capable of .seating 14,000 .people,
w.H permit an immen-ce nmlience to
hear tho deliberations oflhe coo
vention. Tho weather wlllbe de
lightfully cool for Denver is n mils
high and the convention cjirht to
oo a sreat MipnA
i
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THE HACKKI HKAHT ACAHOIV
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
, At the Grand Opera House rrVa-
day evening the annual commence
ment exerchoft of tho Sacred Heart
(academy were held before a larse
nnd delighted nudlence.
'"Two yonhg ladles, Miss Jdsjjphlne
Moorhead of Junction City nnd MUb
Pearl Robert of San Francisco, re-
i-i-ivu uipiomas in the pianoforte
junior course Miss Mnrg'nre'tK Ca
milla Egan and Olive Ardls? McC.ee
Wero g,vcn dln,oms 'n tho English
"can
inlo course.
The first number on the prpgrnm
was a pjano selection from, fann
hnuser played by four young rladic3.
The second number wns nrf Invita
tion song sung by tho Senior vocn!
class.
A piano solo from Mason, "Silver
Spring," by Pearl Robert was very
good. Her fingering wns excellent
and showed the result of careful
study and practice. After this n drill
was given by sixteen of the younger
girls of tho academy, In which they
formed a heart, cross and anchor.
Red roses were artistically draped
over the llttlo children's white
drcrie, adding grently to tho effect
of the drill.
Hon. P, H. D'Arcy mndo an Inter
esting address on "Tho Acndemy of
tho Sacred Heart; Its Assistance In
Educatlonnl Development."
Misi Joslo Moorchend gave a
Bplendld interpretation of tho pro
ludo by Rnchmanloff for which she
wns heartily applauded.
Evelyn Woods, Bofolst in the
"Spring Song Cyclo," captivated the
audlenco by her Bplendld rendition
of this difficult solectlon.
A violin qunrtotte, composed of
Stella KInloy, Mildred Roberts, Nan
nolle nioom and Alice Mulkey, rend
ered a selection from Dancln, which
was ono of tho most enjoyed num
bers of tho evening.
"Tho Farewell" wns 'given by tho
two gradiiotes, Miss Margaret Egan
and MIbb Ollvo McQcc, the former
tinging tho solo In n very pathetic
mnnner, while Miss McOeo gnve a
reading which would hnvo been hard
to excel.
After tho Junior music dlplomnB
wero given and tho academic gradu
ation honors bestowed upon the
class of 08, Rev. Edw. K. Cantwell
delivered an address to tho grad
uates. A Wreck
is tho only fit description for tho
man or woman who Is crippled with
rhoumatlsm. Just a few rheumatic
twinges may bo tho fororunner of n
severo attack stop tho trouble nt
tho start with Mallard's Snow Lin
iment. Cures the rheumntlsm and
all pain, Prlco 2Gc, 50c nnd 11.00.
Sold by nil dealors.
, n.
Perhnpo eomo mon go to the do
because tho poor cannlnes are
chained and can't get away.
Women as Well as 'Men Ar Wade
table by Kidney and
Diadder Trouble.
Ki Vie trou'le prs upon th? :nlrd
discourngesaudltMeusaiiibitlou, beantv,
igor unu cnecnui
nebs toon disappear
shen thekuliic s ire
out of order or dis
eased. Kidne- trouble has
become so prevalent
that it is not unconi
mon for a child tj tie
born offlicted wiUi
ueak kidiies. Iftlit
i,'.i.irinatfu)tooofteu.if(heuriuescai a
Uje fle8i,,or if, when the child reaches a i
ge Jian siiqiwii c ic j." ........ -
paue it is yet afflicted with bed wt
tin - denendupouU.thecauseofthtd l
culty is kidney jronble, and tue u,-
steti fchould be towards the treatment of
".'! "" . ,. .,. TI,ioi,,ir.1.,.lit
tliesinii)orimoK"B' " -"l" :
trouble is due to a diseased condition H
the kidne) sand bbwtder and not l a
Iwbit as most people suppose.
Women as well a men ore made m-wr
oi.u uith kidnev and bladder tr-ii, e,
lev
tit
and both need the same great ren.t
The mild anl the linmedtate efr t ' f
Swamp-Root issoourlircd IUso,J
uw-w -.--" --- - f .
liv AniJUlils in fifty'
f"
cent and one-dollar
sue bottles, oun.uy
, b ttl
,lTHCittm2tl2
Mliilli
It,.. .11 fre. also a Bern ct Sa-Ret.
n.phlct telling all about Swamp-Roet,
lucludimr many of the thousands of test -
W Jg,"' r8 reJjjved frow sufferers
"""., ' '. trVi. x, rn
icurea. in writing . n'" iJTiZJl
Binjjan,ton, N.Y.. be sure and mention
D Kilmers Swamp-Koot, au mc u-
g Jgbaintoii; N. Y.. on every
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THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1008
Let the
A reasonably
cool and pleas
ant place for
Tcitchen work is
the blessing en
joyed by every
housewife who
possesses a New
Perfection Wick
Blue Flame Oil
Cook-Stove.
At tho first sug
gestion of summer
weather, let the range
fire die out, set a
V
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NEW PERFECTION
Wick Blue Hame
in a comer of the kitchen and at once the family boiling,
frying and baking may be done with comfort, because
the New Perfection " delivers tho heat under tho kettle
where you want it and not about tho room where you don't
want it. Akde in three sizes, each capable of an astonishine
rango of work. If not with your dealer, write our nearest
agency.
&xyc
The
mellow, strong, continuous No
better lamp li made for every houiehold uie. If not at your
dealer', write our nearest agency.
Incrwtll
Appraiser, Itcpt
The report of John Johnson, Chns
Klnstlng and J. 13. Wolf, appraisers
of the estate of Thomas Colllnson,
deceased, was filed 'yesterday. Tho
wMiue is vaiueu nt 9700 real, and
nuu personal property.
Poison Onk Poisoning.
Ballard's Snow Liniment cures It.
Mr. O. II. P. Cornelius, Turner, Oro.,
writes My wife has discovered that
Snow Liniment cures "Poison Onk
Poisoning," a vory painful troublo.
She not only cured n caso of it on
hersolf, but on two of her friend
who wero poisoned by this Bamo Ivy.
Pries 2Cc. GOc and $1.00.
When You Are Dry
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Mfldo of Filtered Water nnd strictly in accordance with the
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No adulteration. No drugs of chemicals and under the most
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T ynn slvei a most agrt
LjllTnp able light for read
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SWrln ,. ,w
Sheriff M. R. Pomcrop, of Clntsop
county, brought to the stnto prison
yestordny Henry Dlunk. who .will
Borve a sentence of ono year for tho
crlmo of seduction.
Soro Nipples,
Any mother who hns had experi
ence with this distressing ailment
will bo plensed to know that a euro
may bo effected by applying Chnm
bclaln's Snlve as Boon as tho child
U done nursing. Wlpo It off with n
soft cloth before allowing tho babo
to nurso. Many trained nurses use
this snlve with best results, For
salo by Dr. Stone's drug storo.
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