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M 4 . IT,' 4 2 . lMk-SLLTJ i iT i M '" OAILV CAPP W. .IMfRVAL, MLEM. OREGO?s MONDAY, JULV 0, 1008 , ! "" !r 2' IE- I f-i fc IV THE CAPITAL JOURNAL IIOFER, Ed. and Prop. i: An Independent Nowppr Deroted to American Principles m tbe J'ronreM aud Derelopement of All Otegon. ruMUlied KrlrV Krenlng Except Sunday, Salem, Ore. j SIHJSCKIPTIONRATES. Gnrartablr In Adfance,) Brilr, hj carrier, rr year .'.W.W Per month ..Mo t)tlr! br mall, per year.,- . 4.0") Per month Uo wtir, br wii Pr Mr "",,w' 9' montu, wc Rri SPECIAL DELIVERY af1t,.,, - For convenlonco of subscribers branch do I very offices "fj!: d at tho following places at 35 cents per month, $1.00 for three months. 'Asylum Store? F, O. Do Voe & Son, Asylum Avenue June Ion, Crlfho, seventeenth streot, A. W. Lane, Garden Road Store. s Daeo'e Storo, Alex. Daue. 8outhCommorc!al Btreet. Klectrlc Store, 0. M. Eppley, East State street. Fairgrounds Storo, Harrison Dee, Fairgrounds Road. Howell's Corner, Twelfth and Cross streets. O. K. Orocory, A. A. Englebart, Twolfth street. ! -Wheeler's Storo, W. D. Wheeler, Highland avenue. ! "Yew Park Store, F. 0. Dowersox, Twelfth and Leslie. i Lane Orocory, Seventeenth Btret ...,,,. , J. It. Moore & Bon, cornor Capitol and Union streets. f. 'West Salem Store, West Salem. ' Zinnia Confectionery, 478 Stato street. I' Dr. Stone's, 241 North Commercial streot. Huffman's Store, North Sixth streot. , , Gorman Bakery, corner Twolfth and Chomekota. . . . ' Scrofula Fow aro entirely free from It. It may develop bo slowly as to cause little If any disturbance during the wholo period of childhood. It may then produco dyspepsia, ca tarrh, and marked tendency to con sumption, beforo causing eruptions, sores or swellings. To get entirely rid of It take tho great blood-purifier, Hood's Sarsaparillaj T .-I tl..l.t A..,, nm In rniwllfltUll tnblctfl known as Sarsatabs. 100 doacs $1. SkiHT i 'H HrrcfiPHaC L flu ' hi i1 liJpi'P I I II i ' I Royal Push Button Mor ris Ghaih . - -j f UN HAS BEGUN Continued From Page I.) work making up tho temporary roll of delcgatos wntio onnds aro playing outsldo and delegations are encoring ach othor us they march and coun termarch about tho strcotH, Somo of tho contests aro bolns ' wi,icii !h tho nntl-mormon faction In S tho contests, alleged that Dubois, by reason of fraudulent practiced had converted a minority Into an ap parent majority and had rlddon rough shod over tho legally elected delegates to tho stato convention at Twin Falls. Ho charged that more had boon collusion with tho Demo cratic stato central commltteo chair man resulting In nn Invltntlon to tho members of tho "American party lmrd fought and for tho first tlmo nlnce tho preliminary work of tho convention was liogttn thoro aro ovi doncoj of acrimonious fooling that tnny yol crop out on the floor of tho convention. Tho national commlttoo wns cnllod 1o ordor today by Chnlrntan Taggar. nt 0 o'clock this morning. Long before that hour roprcsontr. tlves of tho various aggrlovod npp" cants for seats us dologntoi woro ubout tho corridors buttoning mem bers and bringing ovory posslblo bit of Influenco to benr to omphaslzo tho renson why their particular faction .should bo recognized. "Wo aro tho only rogular Domo erats," was tho burden of their cray, "and If you do not rccognlzo our claims to tho caimo wo will suffor." Aftor Secretary Wnodnon had road tho list of contests, n motion was adopted that Hopnrnto sub-commit-toes should hoar tho ovldcnco In tho contents from oach stato nnd report, their conclusions to tho main body. It wj ilocldoil to apiiolnt thoxo sub- committees at' onco' nnd tjion tho commltteo ndjotirned until 4' o'clock when tho reports wll bo received nnd tho roll a ofthoopenlng sosslon completed. .Tho fulUlht o contents wns as fol lowf ' i , Idaho Entlro stato delegation. Illinois Find, second, third, fourth, llfth, sixth, sovouth, olghth, ninth nnd tenth. district. Now York Second, thlrdfl fourth, llfth un.l sixth districts. Ohio Ninth and ulnoteenth dis tricts. Pomnylvnnlu Flnit, second, third, fourth, llfth ami sixth districts. PUtrlot of Columbia Untlre dole Kittlon. Tho grounds of oouteattt rnngo from "IrregulurUy" tu allegations of fruud, I Tho ohli'f intorost In the Idnhn and Now York ooutesU. in the former, ' Mx-llnlUd Rtatos Swiator Frod J j DuboU was waging the harden ba-! tlo of hit political ottreor. The rol Istuu Is Mormonlsm. hut It U so conceded that but little of the truth vould bo brought out. Idaho, to Bend dologntcs to tho Den vor convention. By thli moans, Nugent says, Du bois wns soutod as n dolegato to the convention, having boon tho cholco of tho Americans In hU noma coun ,ty. JobiiHon Iloom ("Joes Out. Governor Johnson's boom for tho presidency has callnpsed. It was ad mitted today In his own enmp thnt thoro Is no hopo of his nomination THE DEMOCRATS AND THEIR DENVER DOINGS Donvor, Colo., July G Today's convention nows In n nutsholl. National commlttoo throshlng out contests, Executive council of Amorlcan Federation of Labor framing up planks for platform. Johnson mnnagors say ho linn no chanco to win. Pcunaylvnnln delegation ex poet to oust Colonel Jnmoi M. Guffey nn nntlounl committeeman In fnvor of Jatnos Korr. Caucus of Now York dologntlon to doelnro for Dryan nnd nnmo n fnvorlto for tho vlco proaldoncy. Commlttoo on arrangements de cided to oxcludo "Merry Widow" hats from tho convention hall. John Mitchell snya ho would not acctpt the vice presidential nomination. Arrival of Tammy hall In spe cial train. State delegation! pain ing In. Lid llftod by Mayor Speor, Sun day thrlsti quouohed without dif ficulty, same as on wook days. Name of Congroasman Ollle Jnmo. nf Kontii'kv mi,iA,i n ,i,. 57 vnrlotlou of vlc nresldentlnl canlldntos. Stron& "hunph- in his favor snld to have come from Mnroln, Nh. known wo haven't a chance to win, but we aro going through with the gamo." '7conunued on page sevonl. o Tbe Dry Lnnd of Pent. The arid lands of tho United states, with flvo or six Inches of rain a year, might be considered woll watered If compared with some of Peru's dry wastes which aro to bo roclalmed. Tho showors that visit them are fow and far between onco In from ten to 14 years. But when water U put on such land lt3 fortuity U phenomenal. Tho soil has lain Inert for conturles, with any run-off to leach out tho fertility stored from tlmo Immemorial. This has beon found true In our own West. Tho drost roglon ofton has tho atronge-.t soil, onco It Is brought under Irrigation and Its salts dis solved and mado available for plants Peru's rivers, which are soon to bo utilized, flow down from snowy mountains nnd cross tho arid coun try Just as many of tho rivers of our own arid regions do. To that ex tent tho western part of tho United Statoa and tho western portion of Peru hrtvo many features In common and tho engineering experts who hovo rocontly gono down there from this country can mnko good use of tho oxperlenco and technical know ledge galnod nt home. Geologic' Survoy Roport. O ' LOW RATES EAST Will Bo Mado This Season by u, SOUTHERN PACIFIC (LINES IN OREGON) From Salem, Qte, TO SOLID COMFORT AND EASE ARE PLENTIFUL WITH THE ASSOCIATION OF THE ROVAL PUSH BUTTON CHAIR. CON SIDER THE EASE WITH WHICH THE BACK CAN BE TILTED TO ANV POSITION DESIRED WITHOUT' EVEN Gl'TFTlNO OUT OF THE CHAIR. WITH THE OLD STYLE .MORRIS CHAIR ONE MUST GO BEHIND THE CHAIR AND ADJUST THE ROD TO SOME PAR TICULAR NOTCH IN THE BRACKETS. WITH THE ROYAL IT IS DIFFERENT YOU SIMPLY 1MIKSS THE BUTTON AND THE DESIRED ANGLE IS REACHED WITH OUT GETTING OUT OF THE CHAIR. REMOVAL SALE PRICES NOW REIGN ON THIS FAMOUS LINE OF MORRIS CHAIRS. (SEE WINDOW DISPLAY) Chicago St. Louis St. Paul Omaha AS FOLLOWS: BOTH WAYS ONE WAt xiiuuuuu via PORTLAND OALIFnnwti 587.5p $74.15 $69.15 $61.65 $61.65 Kansas City $61.65 $82.59 $817,5 $75.00 $75.00 NEWS OF THE GREAT ROUND WORLD Tho coiitt'Htnuta woro headed by John N Num-iit and Jud PorklH Nugent In presenting the cat for DEPOSITORS In the sav ings department of the Capital National Bank arc requested to present tficir pass books for the I J purpose of having credited the semi-annual interest due July 1. JOSEPH ALBERTS Cashier i and that ItU supporters are keeping P the tight only i n matter of principle. Formal aKuirtiuce that JoUmoq will b tiomlnw nr still to bo u. ' suod from hie headiiuartora, but this is ior a nuriHMo. The Johnson folk arm laylug plans for 191 S. Thoodore Knapjwn. assistant man. nger of hU empimi and spokwmiitt j for the Minnesota governor, said: i "Wo know w can't Wn but Jokn- son' name- will be proetiued to tho , nvtntJon. We started thU iik. m stn in It to the tluUk Hmi aU this Ulk Nbout Johnou' wltkdnwel U lool'sk. v. Hr golH tkrough wUh I evit though w reogHl. the Uct ihat thw i, H0 top for Gownor Johueoa blng umml a tkn mttv't nomine. WM. UrjVHn u HomlwUt, nl dofvfltta si he turtly Vvl be htr win be riMwganlwitUw of thn DiorUp ,rty with Governor JohiUM as the loader. """""" cempaign probably "" "Wl riu rigat. I am opinion that If k had bean several monthj oarllor and the poo. i. .m uim a caance to learn more about him. things would have beon hough It hotter to hold off tho cam. J'alsn until praotUally the last mln. ue. That was tho nollor 1aiMa.i t uin a8d I think It wa yrons. w Tho onglneer, who was In charge on tho Fourth whon six woro killed nnd many Injured, has beon nrrcstcd for mansluughtor. Tho alrahlp "Juno But;" wins ono prlzo nt Hammonsport, N. Y for fly Inn ono kllomctor In a straight lino nnd flylnsr nt a rato of 37 miles an hour. Tho attempt to unlto .tho opposi tion against Brynn WHY fallon through. Colonel Gufrey, 61 Penii sylvanla, roplylng to tho scathing do- nunclatlon of Bryan hns tormed the latter an "arrogant, dcvnstat'ng boss. Toloraphlc nd vices roportod that tho revolutionists have won In Paraguay and n now govornmont boon InsM tutod. Tho Floldlng-Snn Antonio balloon (American) won the big moot at Chi cago yosterdny going SOS mile li 23 hours and in minutes. The remains of Admiral Thomas (retired) who died nt Del Monto, Cnl.. Friday, linvo boon shipped oast for burial. Partlul returns from, different parts qr the U. S. show tho cost of the Fourth nt 3S deathsj 1429 In jured and JC1.9B0 fire lossi The military powors nro, again In control In tho Japnnoie cnblnot. o ! I'HRSOXAL HBhtaaMHHIHIMHMMMMMMMBaHaMHniBjrMBnEBBaMdUiBVMH IWIIlIHMIrtMIWMWMIIIIfilMWMlMWMMIHIrtliWMIiM'i I It's a Question of Patriotism tivwsttm. mm m-wiA patronize! HOME INDUSTRYl TICKETS WILL TJB ON SALB July & 7, 22, 23 August 6, 7, 21, 22 uuuu iur ruiurn in uu days with siopovor privuogos nt pleasure within limits REMEMBER THE DATES For any furthor Information call on agents. WM, M'MURRAY. Gonornl Passenger Agent PORTLAND, OREGON. Tlmo Curd No. B!l, Soiithern pCfl Co., Effective Sunday, RLiv IT num. " ToivnnI Portland, Pnsscnger. No. 10. 5:13 n. m. Oregon Ex- prcs3. No. 18. 8:40 n. m. Cottngo Gron pnsaonger. No. 12. 2:45 p. m. Roseburg pai- songor. Toward Portlnml, FrelRht. No. 222.-0:00 v. m. Portlanl fast frolchf. No. 22C 10:40 11:2S n. m way freight. Toward Sail Francisco, Pa.oscngcr. u. ii j.;u. a. ra. uoseuurj passongo' No. 17. G:4& p. ra. Cottngo Gron passongo. No. 16. 9: Kb p. m. California ex press. No. 13. 3:31 n. m. San Franclw express. Toward San Fmnclsco, Freight. No. 221.-2:43 a. m. Portland fart frolght. No. 225.-11:28 n. m. way freight. 'i I ; nas i That is Buy Your Printing at Home! F. W. Stiinloff left today for his cattl ranch In Albortn. The StouR loft brothers have ono of the boil stockod ranches In thRt lection of Canada. Miss Pauline Loonoy was a Salem visitor today. Mayor MoKlnnoy of Tumor had the mlifortunte t$ hnvj a buggy wrecked at Salem Saturday. J. S. MoDpnald, of tho Vogot Lum ber Co., went to Portland today to sU a IgftnUerry crop which the flrnt owi at Brooks. G. W. Hnbtott, wlf and baby, left thU tnornlug for St. Uu's. Mo., and othor polnti, to be gone for six weeks visiting old frlnds and relatives Mrs. U. II. Heritage hns Kane to' joiu her Intend at Chautauqua the Colony quartet left thU morn lag for their engngtwent at Glad eton park. it U composeil of Hlcmaor Coloay. Rmh FUld. Edna BrowNias ftd Deeelo Coraelliu. o I. H. BOOTH IS FOUND NOT Gl'II1 Y mmmmmmmmmtmmmmiuB I OroRon Electlro Tlmo Tnble Tlmo of arrival and departure ot cars nt Salem Is as follows, Portland nnd Intormndlato peints: N. D. ELLIOTT hone 1 243 223 S. Commercial St rHHM.....,Tr,n1nn. T CASTOR I A i;or Infants and Children. JM Kind You Have Always Bough! Slgnaturo of 6X Local Exprois Local Express Local Expross Arrlvo 8:40 a. m. 10:50 a.m. 1:25 p.m. 4:20 p. ra. 5-1E p, ra. 8:20 p. m. Leave C:00 a. mj 9:05 a. to? 11:05 a. to 1:45 p. m? 3:28 p.nu G:00 p. mJ R. R1 i CORVALLIS & EASTERN TDIE TABLE No 4 I Loaes Dfjtrolt 1:00 p. a' follows, commencing Jan. 16, 1908' Trairu for ConalUs. No. 8 f&tc&x ,pspitLg ki - fV TUhtr int.l,. , ., '' lf soiDBywiTlfiIsTsBa Dr. Stoned Drug Store The oni cah drug s.ore In Ore-! KOU. OU'M U, nna r.,.I ... I In. ..-. ti ., "- """ """ "O 0!1 ntl'AS ...in., uwri uoou. ex-jteelvar of It; earrlos large stock- it. hivJ the ItMrturg land oftlce. was found oounta n,i iJ T' ' Vht4Y.M- TS ?0t 8TJ' r 8,V,HS 0Ht '"formatlon'wlth drug,, m Jic Tot"ong 7 tiri iVVf r.$S00 fr0m pr.ck: articles, win., 'Z oS '0 .! 8tarthl LA: KrlUbs Jry In Federal Judsa kinds for mcMn.i L.i".Qf !U . WOlVOrtoa's eonrt In n.n..... ..' o..... . i-uwiwi. ur. .... " '"'iw nmr.oiuuo is a rosuiar mHimu 8 IP in mod- ax- Jurymen after they had deliberated tloiu aro fro, pZT: and had twice free, and nnv M..i .... . como buck to the court room for a medicine. D' s tlTTL PhT ?I W lUUHQ a dollboutlon of six hours. This de- lolne. and has had many years o? ?"" Ml wrt' by thePerlenee In the practice.' o" ?. long and earnestly ro-readlug of the in.rii. .. .u v., Z... ll. lu".caa court. .-. w iuc - " -uB ore, saiem, Or., from 6 in the morning until 9 at night. HICKORY BdRK Coush Remedy nouTtiv pvii Coughs. Colds CROUP P'-' li..'.iu. Whoopmf Couth liartmM Bronctiiiii SORC THROAT TMOATtndtUNCS ..".r.'S""-. 'xrtAt fan rUltM UP weaves Albany 7:55 a. vl' rrlves at CorvallU . . , . 8:36 a.at. No. 10. Leaves Albany . . . 3:55 p. a, Arrives at Corvallls ... 4:35 p. hi No. 6 Leaves Albany 7:45 p. a!' Arrives at Corvallls .... 8:25 p. at Trains for Albany. No. 5 Loaves Cirvallls 6:30 a. bl' Arrives at Albany 7:10 a. No. 9 oavo3 Corvallls 2:15 p. - Arilvos at Albany 2:65 p. vs. No. 7 Lenves Corvallls 6:00 p. bl Arrives at Albany 6:40 p.au No. 11 (Sunday only) Loaves Corvallln 11 :15 a. a. Arrives at Albany 11:58 a. a. No. 12 (Sunday only) Lenvos Albany 12:35 p.a- Arrlvos a-. Corvallls .... 1:18 p.a. For further Information epply W Portland, Oregon, June 17. Coramonclng Juno 22nd and until further notion tha tnUnwlnrr trilS service will be In offect on the lint of tho c. & e. R. R. between Al bany and Yaqulna, dally except Sun day: Train No, 1C Train No-' Mixed Passenger Leave Albany 7:45 a.m. 12:40p.m. Arr. Yaqulna 1:30p.m. 6:30p.o Traln No. 15 Train No.i Passenger Mixed Lv. Yaqulna ..2:15p.m. 7:00a.m. Arr. Albany.. 7:00 p.m. 11:55 8.0, On Sundays tho service will be follews: Lv. Albany 7:35 a. m.; ar. Yaqulo 11:40 a. m.; It. Yaqulna 6:00 p. ar. Albany 11:30 p. ra. WM. McMURRAY, 6-23-6t Gen. Pass. Mal
