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Newspaper Page Text'j DAIfiVpAFIlA!, JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, JUNE 30, 1008. j ;.i i Crl E'.flri MS - THE CAPITAL JOURNAL 14. 1IOFER, Ed. and Prop. An fejcntiout NovrajMper Devoted to American Principles aud the If euros aiid Developomeut of All Oregon. CtaMltlied KvcryKvoulng Except Sunday, Salem, Ore. SUBSCRIPTION RATES. (Invariably in Advance.) HMfrT, fcycMttor, per year.! W.00 'Per tndnh 60c Owtrr, toy cull, per year. 4.00 Per month 85c' WtoUjr, try Hill, per year 1.00 Six mouths 50o FN JfflJVxjfM. 7rM,Pt. SPECIAL DELIVERY BTor convonlonco of subscribers branch delivery offices aro establish t it the following, plncos at 35 cents per month, $1.00 for three menths: Assflmnr Store, P. Q. Do Voo & Son, Asylum Avoniuo Junction. QarHae, Sevontoonth street, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store, rossa's Store, Alex. Daue, SouthCommerclal street. BNoctrlc Store, C. M. Epploy, East State streot. UMrgrounds Store, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road. wqII'b Cornor, Twelfth. and Gross streets. t Qt. K. Grocory. A. A. Englebart, Twelfth streot. . Whcoler's Store, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue. "Yow Park Storo, F. G. Boworsox, Twelfth and Leslie. Xano Grocory, Sovontoonth strct J, L. Mooro & Son, cornor Capitol and Union streets. "West Salem Storo, West Salem. J Ulna's Confectionery, 4.78, Stato stroet. Xi Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial streot. ; Huffman's Store, North Sixth streot. "German Bakory,, cornor Twelfth and Ghomoketa. i DEMOCRATIC FIRST AND SECOND PLACE POSSIBILITIES Sketch?!) of Those Most Prominently .Mentioned for Notnlnnlon nt tho Denver Convention for the Presidency mid Vlce.p.resldency. Written tly Staff Representatives of the United Press. SL. Paul, Minn,, Juno 30. "By tar the host medicine that over camo ut of ; drugstore." This Is tho way Fretlorlck B. "Lynch, tronsuror of tho Minnesota taiu Democratic committee, a few days ngo described John Albert Jv&mson, govornor of Minnesota. Tte roforrod to Johnson's early om Tployinvml lit a drugstore at St. "Polur, Minn., and his subsequent achievements for the pcoplo of his stato Johnson, who was put out In tho eleventh hour to run against Bryan tor llio Democratic nomination for tho proiltloncy, has boon cleark In . drug Btoro, auditor for a lumber company, odltor of a country uowu-, trnpor, a stato senator, and, fllnnlly, governor, He roso from tho most shjoet and cruel poverty, bolnjr ol llRod to luavo school In his twolfth "year and go to work so as to koo,i Ids mothor from continuing tho la bor t taking In washing to sup port tho family. IStfi through It all ho preserved Ills xjpUmlam and his faith in human Point, Va .last spring, ho got Info tno wntor without anyone being awaro who ho was. But ho could not resist tho temptation to turn a back somorsault off tho springboard Into tho wnvos, and this attracted ?o much attention that pretty soon his ldontlty wns gonerally known. Johnson's lovo of unsound, skat ing and swimming explains his henlthy mode of thought and his calm, bright outlook on Hfo. What ho cherishes in his heart as his Idoa of truo greatness Is shown by tho following remark ho onco mado to a frelnd: "As n Hfo work, I would rnthor bo able to provide for tho needs -of a family, enjoy tho fellowship of good frlonds and good books ,nnl write ono book that would bo roud a hundred years from now, than to bo nblo to niurus all tho money In tho world." Tho govornor was a groat stud ent and reador all his Hfo. Whoa ho wns 12 years old and got a plnco In tho drugstoro In tho little town of St. Potor, ho pored ovor nnturo ToOny his character Is.: a hla books far Into tho night. Ho erIeB of delightful contrasts. Ho has kept up this habit ovor sluco. Is coiiBorvatlvo In his personal bo- The result Is that, although he novor llofs und tastes, d'sllklng oitontu- went to school nfter that first om- tlon or display and decrying any- ploymont, ho possesses n Btylo 'n thins llko personal advertisement, writing and spunking that Is clear, "Yut, mo slmplo Ib ho In his views, forcoful and olouuont. that, when ho was Introduced to Now 47 years of ago, ho often 'Spealcor Cannon ono day In Wnsh- looks back and recalls that ho Is Ingtnn whllo tho homo wns In sss- distinctly a product of tho country trton, ho took It an a matter of storo and that ho owos much of his course that ho should sit on tho success, much of his knowledge of npttn'ker's dosk with his back to nil human nnturo and all of his Dom- tho members "becauso there was no ocrncy to tho discussions which wont tjxtrn chair on tho dins for him. on, night after night, whon tho men TIo Is bolovod by tho peoplo of of the vlllngo woro grouped about THlnntnota for having glvon them a the big stovo In tho drugshop. 2-umt railroad passenger rato and Ono of tho things thnt twlco Tor hnvlng delivered tho farmers helped him. a Democrat, to carry o Yrom tho extortions of tho twlno normally ' Republican stnto ovor- tniHt. TIo Is ono of tho greatest wholmlngly for tho governorship, lighters ovor known when ho bo- wns his early history. Ho started to "Moves, tho public Is bslng victimized WOrk nt $10 a mouth, and, as soon tmt Tio can cast from his mind all 3 ho wn getting $12, ho could no thoughts of tho serious side of llfo longer let his mother work. From "whon tho umpired "Play ball!" that tlmo on, ho supported his moth- Ylns up to tho grandstand. And or and the other children of tho "ho knows no grontor pleasure than family. Later ho turned down an of- Ico Hlcatlng. for to play with n professional bnsa- TIo Is distinctly n "baseball )a team at a tempting salary Then crank." Whenever tho St. Paul ilB was offered tho editorship of tho twvm playn nt homo, tho governor Is st. Potor Herald. xxn tho Job nt tho stand, cracking j,jko "The Gentleman from Indl pennuti and "rotting" for tho toam ni,&i i,0 built his future ns ho sat Hku mud. Jf, perchance, some mnt- U tho little offlco of tho town's pa ter of stato koeps him from tho j)0r, chronicling tho comings and go Kumo, hla private secrotary knows It nB8i the births and death of his ii hl3 business to get tho scoro by follow men and women. And ho telephone and communicate It to the mado tho editorial column of hli Kovernor ns soon as tho lait "out' . paper a real power In that and nd "haB lieon called. Joining counties. Al-o. like "Tho in tho winter ho slips off from Gentlemtn from Indiana," ho be- hls offlco, hla skates under his arm. and Hklms across the ice for hours at n tlmo. Whon ho was at Old r CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK j- H. ALBERT, President E. M. CROISAN, Vice TV es. JOS. H. ALBERT, Cashier Careful, courteous and prompt attontlon to tho interests of It customora has constantly In creased tho volume of business of tie hank for the past 22 years. New Accounts Solicited came a finished public speaker and a deep thinker on political subjects. Thus it camo about thnt tho poo nlo turned to hint as deserving 'poli tical honors. In 1898 he wns elected state sen ator and again In 1900.' In 1901 ho was elected governor by a plural ity of 8000, while Roosovolt carried ,tho stnto by 101,000. Two years jlator he was reelectod by 88,000. Among his achievements as govor ' nor aro cited tho Increased assessed tvaluatlon of the U. S. Stee: corpori- tlon in Minnesota, from $32."uu, 000, to $190,000,000; a reduction of railway" rates from 10 to 30 por cent; 2-cent pas&ongop rate; a free stato labor bureau, and a rofofmed system of tnxatlon. Johnson Is not a "society light." Both ho and Mrs. Johnson long ago made up their minds thnt there was nothlnir much to be gained by drink ing afternoon tea in unlimited quan tities Although they havo met all the social demands that go with tho gubernatorial offlco, they havo stopped there Mrs. Johnson Is as much of a reader and student as tho governor, and, when anything of moment comes up, It Is to his wife that he turns for decisive counsel. Naturally modest and retiring, Johnson continually objocts' to do ing tho things his friends want him to do In order to bring him Into tho limelight. When they suggest some thing of a theatrical nnturo, some thing thnt looks llko pandering for publicity, Johnson Immediately takes to his heels. Ills political managers tear tholr hnlr, nrguo with him aiitl bog, but It Is of. no avail. For lnstnnco, tho subject of hl3 making a speaking tour throughout tho country to Bhow .hlmsolf to tho peoplo was brought up. His friends thought It would bo nn excellent plan. But right nwajr tho Johnson' modesltry stopped' In. "and tho Plan ' was doomed boforo It had boon half outlined. ' "I'vo boon oleoted govornor of Minnesota. I'm employed to work for tho peoplo of Minnesota, and hero I stay," ho said. And nil that argument and .pleading could get out of him woro two spocohos, ono In Virginia and oho In Alabama, and tho Alabama speech was mado after tho peoplo of that state had rofuscd to Indorse him for tho presidency. New York Hotels that Hnvo Passed. iNuw lorn minus JiuiuiB insi, uuif it loses tuom inst ns won. To tno death roll of famous hoBtolrles Ms added now tho name of tho old Ev erett house. And this within a fou" yoar porlod, which has seen the passing of tho Morton house, tho Ho tel Cambridge tho Normnndlo, tho Vendomo, tho Sinclair, Leggott's and tho Fifth avonuo. A ltttlo further back tho registers. wero clo3ou finally of tho old Met ropolitan, tho St. James, the Bruns wick, tho Unltod States, tho St. Cloud, tho St. Nicholas and the Stov ons house. Tho Windsor disappeared with flro and tragedy. Somo hotels remain, but not tho samo Tho Hoffman house and tho Grand aro practically now; tho form or Grand Central, sccno of tho Stqkos-FIsh shooting, la now tho Broadway Central. There Is much old and highly dec orative furniture In tho Everett Wo aro told that thrco special pieces cost $7500 orlglnnlly, a fact whkn Is Interesting but not Impressive In theso times of multl-mllllon palaces for lavish guests. But If twontloth contury hotols show marvelous ad vances ovor tho old-tlrao houses In luxury of outfitting, It Is truo por haps, that they aro behind In other regards. A Christmas tablo d'hoto of 1850 Is noted nt Rathbun's for which 13 entroes woro listed, with olght ronsts and 11 kinds of game. And tho best chnmpngno wits $2 a nunrt! Now York World. Pure Teas are healthful-nerve soothing-delicious. GOLDKN GATE TJ&AS" UUWfw yw u4 TeA CEVH Jap a a EnliaH BrvalCfksi Con 3ow4ir hack m Green arc pure. Packed flavor tight in dust-proof car tons to protect their purity and flavor. J. A. Folfjar & Co. San Fa-eUffl , Xm9wtwm Titvm Tmmm A brother seeks that which hh brothor has. This goos with the sisters also.. e: Sore Nipples. Any mothor who has had exporl onoo with this distressing alfmont will bo pleased to know thnt a euro may bo'offoctod by applying Cham berlain's Salvo as soon ns tho child Is done nursing. Wlpo It off with a soft cloth boforo allowing tho babe to nurso. Many trained nurses uso this snivo with best results. For salo by Dr. Stono's drug storo. -o Mnllco botokons a nnrrow mind, o Whon you nocd to tnko something tnko It promptly for tho 'stomach, but tnko something you know Is re Unblo something llko Kodol for Dyspopsla and lndlgoatlon. Kodol Is pleasant to take, It Is rollablo nnd Is guaranteed to glvo rollof. It Is sold bv all druggists. When You Are Dry WHY NOT BUY A puro and wholcsomobovorngo that Is sold la alt tho cltloi of Wostorn Oregon and Northern California. Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops Grown in Marion County Made of Filtered Wntor and strictly In accordanco with tho Furo Food Law Salem Boor Is tho best mild bovoragc offered tho public. Mado by scientific procossos and guaranteed puro and whole somo. No adulteration. No drugs or chomlcals and undor tho most ' porect sanitary conditions. Address all orders to Salem Brewery Association BANK TALK No. 1 7 By the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK, Salem, Or. The Road to Fortune What 13 business? it la the conduct of your affairs and tho disposition of your money In accordance with tho best business mothods no matter how trifling or how great may bo tho amount of money that comes to you. It yoii have but a slnglo dollar, and tako a business view .of tho uso and disposal of that dollar, you havo a glimpse of tho road to fortune. Mon of flxod wages and salaries oftou think thnt they aro not in business nnd that business principles aro not applicable to their caso. They aro Jn business as much as any ono elso, and, as much ns any ono else, they need the business assistance that comes from a bank account. This bank account welcomes tho accounts of wago earnors and salaried men, because n bank account is the surest step for them toward larger business and larger prosperity. United States National Bank of Salem, Ore. Salem Pence Works Headquarters for Woven Wire Fencing. Poultry Netting, Pickets, Gates Malthold Itooflng, P, & D. Headj Roofing, Screen Doors and Ad justable Wifcdow Screens, CHAS. D. MUIlliiAN HUcce3sor WALTER MORLET. 2B0 Court St. Salem, Or TORRID ZONE FUNARCE I i.H VMf L o yji RAffes1 -tl AS T Tho abovo, cut represents our brick lined Torrid Zorio Furnace, Guaranteed gas, smoko and dust proof. Economical and durable. A. L. FRASER 208 STATE STREET. Estimates furnished on heatlnk Graber Bros. plombiKg AND GAS FITTING Will give prompt attontlon to all orders, guarantoe our work to glvo satisfaction and to bo up to tho sanitary stand ard. WE WILL BE PLEASED TO GIVE ESTIJLVTES ON CONTRACTS, Call at our shop on Liberty streot, back o! Burr's Jewelry Storo. Phono 550. Will Bo Marin tm. .. . o , " Iran p Active IMNES IN OKI)). Pi T?avi Ci ... L r'i W" ie Ott,j a FOLLOWS; TO xititovdW I'OIITMND Chicago $74,15 St. Louis $69.15 St, Paul $61,65 Omaha $61.65 Kansas City $61,65 t,. ; L. ?' , Ulu tail W TICKETS WILL BE OX 8AL8 AlforMct C 1 m ' . -Sot u, , M) U .'MdM. J -i.u,w pnvueges it pUint 3 wunm limits REMEMBER THE WIK For any further Information all r agents. n WM. .M'MUnilAY, Oonoral Passenger Asent Pfjn.Tr.AVn ntZ' "", uilljUU.I, Huie Wing Sang Co. H-4-H-H--R-HhH 1 l 1 i 1 l-H4-4't4-H---H-i-4-vf Waller & Hentschel ; Succsosors to E. Eckorlln "THE ELITE" HOTEL AND CAFE 14C and 148 Commercial Streot. Meal3 6 A. M. to Midnight. Excellont Merchants.' Lunch, 25c, I Sunday Family Dinners and Banquets a Specialty. HH-nw 1 1 1 1 1 i i i 1 1 1 1 1 ii i 1 1 1 n i n 1 1 1 1 1 n ii 1 1 1 1 1 ii444 RIG STOCK OF GOODS FIRE WORKS SALE Wo mako up all klnch of wrnppors and white undorwonr, walstH and klmonas. Our Store Best Goods At. wholesale prices this weok. 320 N. Commercial St. First storo, northeast side, Salem, Orogon. Tlmo Card Xo. B3, Soiitlwn ri Co Effective 8un,kr, Toward Portlsnd, Vmtt. u. xv. u;u a. m. Oregon It- No. 18.-8:40 a. m.-Cottsge Orw' f passenger. , No. 12. 2:46 p. m. Rosebarg p i Toward Portland, FreJefct, No. 222.-5:00 p. nr.-Port'iH fast freight. No. 226.-10:4011:28 a. it way frolght. Toward San Francisco, rwtc No. 1115:03 a. m. RoMtdr' pnssengo' i No. 17. 6:4C p. m, Cottage dm passengo. No. IB. D:Dt p. m. Callfonk press. No. 13.-3:31 a. m. San Ttu6m express. Townrd Sun Francisco, Frt (No. 221.-2:43 a. m. PortW fef iroieiu. No. 225.-11:28 a. m. war Mfc' (U-ooon VAcetlrc Time TiUt Tlmo of arrival and deptrtarta cars at Silcra Is as follows, Fordnijj Arrive U I 8:40 a.m. 6:(ui' 10:60 a.w. 9:05 tj 1:26 p.m. lliOJli 4:20 p.m. 1:M 6:46 p.m. 1:11 M 8:20 p.m. t:H)i Local lExproia Local Express Local Expr033 CHICHS"ER'S PILLS xCTHHS. JiU'l AujrurlrBBBllf AAl k fw I'lll to Ktd and UoM ulllV l1, txt wltli liluo Ribbat. XJ TbLm lift BkttiBtW. flitv aP au V i; w .r .... scut. Aikit 'iu.;iir..it.!T HAlIllNtl HIIA.NII 1'II.I.S. for (.. vuukBOnnntit.Bfeit.AlwtYUetUW SOlOBYDfiUOGISTSEVERWHtRRi THE AVENUE Croams, Ices, cigara and confeo- Ions. Corner of Seventeenth r.ud Asylum arenua. N. u. Baker, pro prietor. l:5H J$&!!xmmmm) vr.si H1CKOKT BdRK Cough Remedy -n-w fOlilklH I'll Coushs, Colds CROUP Whooping Couth MoartrnrM Bronchlll SORE THROAT 44 ! t TMROATnll-UNCS MiMlwlW(MfH HKift &ih l(M(DY CO. SAITM. 0f COS. U S.A. WO. lH4lt UM CORVALLIS & KASTEKX TI3IG TADLE No. 4 j Loaves Detroit 1 follows, commencing Jan. H.W Trains for CorraBk ' No' 8" f.HLtf Lcavoa Albany j-J rrlves ft CorvallU ,.,1- No. 10. Lvaves Albany Arrives at CorvallU ... No. 6 Leaves Albany ArrlvA nt CorvallU !'-'- w Trains for Albf No. 6 r hka. riiffft1llfl ...... Arrives at Albany " - iVo' 9"" villi oavo3 CorvallU ;,- Anives at Albany '"'J No. 7 .,j. Loaves Corvallls ; j Arrives at Albany ..... w'j' No. 11 (Sunday oWSl Leaves CorvallU L( Arrives at Albany "11, I No. 12 (Sunday 0B,'T,J,i; Leavos Albany ' j.J - nnwir.j I E .. -- yj Arrives a. w ;. i For furtler Inrormi""- - i Portland, orew;. ;jj Commencing Juno a further notice, the o JowW service will be In e Be et oj Q' tbe "v S'nHSiyW1 uany anu mi1"""' day? , vn 16 Trto Train No. i pM, Mixeu ... Leave Albany J: Ji, Passenger A L vinft ..2:l5p.m 4 :, uMirniTV a nirsnn L.V. u" -.a n m. ii' fillUlieB GVCtQMM Arn Albany-. -- ElSiliss BfeasHg m, 3&WV m&m - 6-23-6t .nOlf. wtf. MeMUftf: 0B. f1"