Daily capital journal., June 24, 1908, Page 5, Image 5

DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, .WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 1008
Jm L.
STOCKTON
THE OLD WHITE CORNER '
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"Senior"
Smart Clothes
Are all their name implies. Made for
young men who care. Swagger cuts,
cleverly tailored and equal in every respect
to the high cost custom tailors' best efforts.
Business men's suits, street and dress
up suits for particular fellows.
GREAT
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SUIT SALE
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$10
$1 5 and $1 6 values for $1 0.00
Nothing will be reserved; you can have the pick of our stock,
which comprises the very best productions of the season.
"Once Our Customer, Always Our Friend"
for Princeton was mot. This wufe'
done for the purposo of hiding the,
met 01 ins departure, but merely to
makoji shorter'Jouvney.
Upon his arrival at Princeton.
Cleveland went Immediately to hU!
homo,
Princeton, N. J., Juno 24. Pe
rnor President Orover Cleveland d'led
nt 8i40 o'clock tlils morning, suc
cumbing to tho Illness from whjch
ho suffered all winter! -tile recently
returned here from Lakewood, N. J
whore ho was confined for a long
tlmo In the Lnkewood hotel. It was
eald when ho roturned that ho had
recovered his health.
' Orover Cleveland's Career.
Born at Caldwell, Emx county!
N. J., 1837.
Christened Stephen Grove Clovo
taud. 1841 Family moved to Fayotte
Vlllo, N. Y.
1841-53 Served as clerk In n
country store In Fayettovlllo, N. Y.
1853 Appointed assistant teacher
Now York Institution fpr tho blind.
185G-59 Clork in law firm In Buf
falo.
1859 Admitted to tho bar.
1SG3 Appointed assistant district
attorney of Erlo county, N. Y.
1SG5 Defeated for district attor
neyship Erlo county.
180C-70 Practiced law.
1870 Elected sheriff of Erlo
county.
1881 Elected mayor of Buffalo.'
1882 Elected governor of Now
York, pluorlllty 200,000,.
1884 Elected President of tho
United States.
188G Juno 2, married Francos
Folsom In tho White House.
1S8S Defeated for re-election as
President and ongnged In law prac
tice In Now York.
1802 Elected President of tho
United 8tates.
189C Settlod Venezuela boundary
dispute,
189C Established' homo inPrlnco
ton, N, J.
1905 Elected trusteo Equltnblo
Llfo insuranco socloty, with mnjorlty
of stock,
1907 Chairman of Association of
Llfo Insurance presidents.
190S Docamo. llli whllo at' Lake
wood, N. J.
1008 Died 8:40 a. m Juno 24,
at his homo In Princeton, N. J.
VtiUFVBM
DEMISE
(Continued From Page 1.)
Tho physicians who havo stead
fastly donlcd that tho case was seri
ous now admit that it wns.hopoless
a month ago. Tho patient lost 150
pounds In tho last two months.
Tho announcement of tho death
was mado by' Dr. Joseph D. Bryant
by telophono to Now York, whoro It
was mado publlo boforo It was known
here.
Tho ofllclal stntornent signed by
Drs. Bryant, Geo. B. Lockwood and
J. D. Carnochnn says tho dlroct causo
of tho death was:
"Heart fnlluro brought on by
liuiuiuiiury wiiuiniju.tis mm uturam
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friends from tlmo to tlmo. Sho ap
parently up to yostordny had no Idea
that her husband was near death.
l iiu uuuiuio uniu' vutuu om 1
with regularity and no ono about tho j
city caught a glimpse of tho formor
nroHldnnt nftor ho ontorcd his door- Tho
way on his return, horo.
Reports that he wob suffering from
cancer of tho stomach were constant
ly donlsd and It wassald that his Ill
ness was an affection of tho cHgestlvo
organs which would not glvo hi in
much serious trouble. Tho only ox-.
planatlon of tho constant attention
of tho physicians was. that ho was a
heavy man nnd at his ago any illness
might be sorlous.
Tho genornl bollof provalls ,that
neither Mrs, Cleveland nor tho chll-
drou wore Informed by tho doctors of
Tho ivnpoiuicomont of tho death of the real nature of tho disease, -which
Former President Qrovor Cleveland
at his homo horo this morning was a
great shock to this qulot Httlo univer
sity town, which had boon encour
aged to bollovo' It's most prominent
citizen was progressing well.
Since his return to his homo horo
from Lakewood tho reports continu
ally havo boon favorablo though they
have boon somowhat mysterious.
Mrs, Cleveland has "been very
chcorful and has called on hr
. Do You Trust
Your Watch?
You've soen people look at their
ach and thpn ask some ohe elw
the time of day,
ipiuav, sjq leiuj J.uuo ail
If yours Is that kind, you'd bet
ter throw It away.
If you're going to buy a new
watch, bo sure that you got
trustworthy watch; one that yon
can swear by; one that you can
catch tho train by, or keep an eu
gagment by,
We sell trustworthy watches
and guarantee them.
BirVs Jewelry Slore I
State aad Liberty Streets.
"WHMMHIi
as yot has not been mado known of
ficially but which Is bollovod to navo
been enncor.
Tho Cleveland chlldron aro at tho
family homo of tho family at Tarn
worth, New Hampshire whore they
aro In the caro of their maternal
grandmother, Mrs. Perrlno. t ,
Tho news of 'the death was not
made public until two houra aftor 1
had actually' eccurred: At the time
Cleveland was dying tho report
from the residence said lie was improving.
Lakewood, N, J., Juns 24. Tho
news of the death of Former Presi
dent Grover Cleveland was a great
shock here, where his remarkable
oonflnomont In the Lakewood hotel
was the subject of the keenest inter
est all spring.
Deopost mystery surrounded the
Illness of the former president. Ha
came thore In March, while the sea
son was on at tho Lakewood hotl.
There were many guests In the hotel.
A tremendous sensation was
caused when Nathan Strauss of New
York, a dose friend of Cleveland and
owner of the hotel, gavo arbitrary
orders that It be closed nt once.
AJ1 tho guesta left except the
Clevolands, who wero ocoupylng aa
apartment on the second floor at tho
end of tho long wings. Tho hotel
management denied that the season
was out short in order that Cleveland
might not be disturbed, but nil evi
dence pointed to that conclusion.
It was given out that the former
president was only slightly Indlspos
ed and was suffering from stomach
troubles. This was not generally be-Ile-vfed
o account of the great mys
tery that was thrown about hi con
finement In the hotel.
Mrs. Cleveland, who was with her
ktwfcand most of the time, .was U-
Wnll Htiwt Afft'ctcil.
ways optimistic and continually gave N(JW York Juno 24,WnU itrcot
out statements to tho effect that no WM ,hockod at tho noW9 ot tho
was Improving. Sho denied that there dcatho0't Fomor President Clovo
was any .cause lor concern .,nm ,)Ut s0curUle8 voro not afject.
Guards wero kept about the hoto , , u ,3 oxpoctcd Uint tho Bt0ck ex-
howover, and no ono was admitted. J. , ... ,.. , ,.,. horfn,,
only entranco In uso was far ., ,,, ini.nv n. tnnrlf of r0.
"l" .V"'" " "- " "V -r, -
away from tho Cleveland npartment '8I)ect
nuuiiioinriiiuriiremuwiiwiwn.wm., Jt $. uncortn!n how lho vacancy
plotoly Isolated as If ho had been on Qn bonrd j-utow 0,,0 EquU,
a ship at sea. ln,)lo L,fo Asuirnnco Bocloty, occi-
Susplclons that his condition wai lncd by Cleveland's death, will bo
serious woro Increased by tho fact
that two physicians enmo alternate
ly from New York, each spondlug 24
hours with tho patlont. All pre
scriptions woro taken to Now York
to be filled apparently for fear a local
ilriifTftlat mlrrM (nil wltnt mndlfilllQ
""DO. ....o- ' " " I
wos boing used ana tnorouy inuicnio
tho icrlousnots of tho case.
This stato of affairs' contlnuod un
til two weeks ago and every now
and thou thero was a report- that ho
was dying und It nlwnya was Indig
nantly denied.
When it was announced that ho
was woll enough to roturn to his
home, John Haye Hammond nppoar
od at tne Lakewood hotel with his
bij; touring car nnd Cleveland wns
placed In It and taken across coun
trv to a sma'l station whoro a tra'n1
filled.
Yufot
Our delicious Cod Liver
preparation without oil.
Better tan old-fashioned
cod liver oil and emulsions
to restore health for
Old people, delicate children,
weak run-down persons, and
after sickness, colds, coughs,
bronchitis and all throat and
lung troubles.
Try it on our guarantee
O. W. PUTNAM CO.
Of Course You're
Going to Celebrate
the 4th of July in
Salem ;
Yqu'll wAnl a nqw suit for tho occasion.
!Xtf A&toTOBUAy OPPOItTUXlTY you havo this year ot buying 1
Hgh Qa4?t Clothing for yoursolt and your boyj'at Bargain
Prices,, -y$
WK HAVE TOb MUCK MEN'S AND HOYS' CLOTHING ON HAND.
That's why wo'ro offering
Every Suit in the House at
20 per jcent Reduction
From our regular prices. i, X "
Every Man's Suit Reduced
20 per cent
Boy's Suit Reduced
20 per cent
Many enroful buyors nro taking advnntago of this salo beeUM
thoy know that we novor misrepresent quality nor prlc8,
Ladies'; Men's and Children's
Oxford Ties Reduced
Reduced 20 per cent
Every pair of Oxfords n tho houso Included In this salo.
I Every
HOOD HlVKIt OFFICIALS
APPOINTED HY CHAMIJK11LAIN
OovOrnor Chamberlain, by proula
mnttou Inst night, appointed the fol
lowing officials of tiro now county
Hood Rlvor,: Tho ihorlff, L. 13.
Morso; coilnty dlerk, Geo. Culbert
son; county judge, A. J. Derby; coun
ty trcasuror, V. O. Brock; county
commissioners, M, M, Hill
Mclsaac; school1 superintendent,
13. Code; county assessor, Jay T.
Lucasj ' qoun.ty survoyora, John L.
Hondorsou; county coroner, Dr. J. R.
Kddlngton. ' -i .
Tho nowly-appolntod onlclals took
oftlco this mornlpg.
Gonoral Doll, chief of stiff, havlirjt
been In SI actual battle In the Phil
ippines, will head the list of ariy
ortlcors, whose sketches will he fuR
In the hall of fame at W'Mt Point f(H"
boing In actual service during ttw
last ten yoars. , - ' '
rr O-
.$110 bachelor It a ideHReefto M
' , y ! defy; nothing less thaM?extrie poj.
? . . ,'"' erty or Insanity Is silclet'!iM
nd0"t' '.foramRn-to'rema'nngh., - f
Dotting on the pfoildontlat ci
paign has bogun, the odds beltf
with Tatt Kgalnst Bryan. It brtf
gonorally conceded tho latter will )
tho Democratic nominee.
Biliousness
Dull hwiditcho, furred tonguf,
yfellowiih cast to the whites of
tho oyw, llov skin, offensive
breath, aro all sigrns that the
liver needs a dose or two of
BEECHAMS
PILLS
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Tho llftors'nro compolled to carflr
much doad weight, nt thoro Is M
ways n gang o'f loanors. -
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ImpoilRRt Date Ih OroKOH. ,'
Slato Teachers aasoclation at K
Bono, June 2G, 2G and 2T.
Stato university commencement,
Juno 21 to H, nt Kugono.
Statu normal graduation at Mow
mouth, Juno 20 to 23. , -
Marlon county pioneer's rounlt
at Hunt farm, Saturday, Juno 27. " .
State board of regents ornt
schools meets at Salem, Je SO.
Mt. Angel college and sewlnarrf
Tuesday. Juno 23.
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For a few days only - Extra X A X
Shingles delivered to any part of
the city at $2.25 per M.
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