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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (July 8, 1908)
DAILY CAMT.IL JOUUNAL. SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, JULY H, 1008 J. L STOCKTON j THE OLD WHITE CORNER DISTINCTIVELY READY-FOR-SERVICE APPAREL FOR MEN WHO CARE IS A SPECIALTY WITH US. JUST NOW WE ARE THINKING OF THE COMING SEASON .AND ARE "PREPARING TO I 11ECISIVE" OUlt FALL STOCK WITH EMPTY TABLES. WH KNOW TllAT THE ONLY WAY TO FORCE GOODS IS TO MAKE PRICE CONTKSSIONS THAT COUNT. Men's $15 to $16.50 Suits Reduced to and to nominate the candidate for President. Tho vice presidential candidate can bo named on Friday, r according to program." The make up of tho sub-commit tee fs well as of the general com imlteo is such that there is absolute ly no" question that n progre-39've platform, in lino with theideas of tho Nebrnskan, will bo tho result. lj 0 OVAiflON $10.00 ALL THIS SEASON'S PURCHASES DON'T FORGET THE CHERRY FAIR STORMY SESSION had' been In practically continuous session slnco C o'clock yesterday aft ernoon. So 8oVoro wore tho attacks on homo of tho "bosses" that tho committee, after hearing tho ovl denco In tho Idaho case in public, directed that all others bo heard In private. Fist Fights Prevented. As tho night woro on, tho bitter ness' botwoon tho factions In tho lob bies Incroascd and sovornl times flit flghfb woro only provontod by tho lntorforonco of bystandors. Tho first conteBt hoard was that from Idaho and It was tho only ono which tho general public witnessed; John F. Nugont fought it out with Formor Senator Fred T. Dubois and Stato Chairman Jackson and tho Ho was passed a numbor of times. On ono occasion, when Jackson declared that Nugent and his followors woro advocates of polygamy sovornl of tho contestants started for htm declaring thoy would mako him "eat" hla words but tho sorgeant at arms In torfdrrod. Sullivan Caused Defeat, It was whon the Illinois cdntoits wero taken up 'that tho real fire works began to go off. George F. Mulligan, opening for tho so-callod "Bobblo" Burko contests declarod that Sullivan had sent dolegato3 to the national convention whoso elec tion "wns consummated through do celt and debauch." Ho declared that Sullivan and his frlonds hod wrecked tho Democratic party In Illinois; that It was always a caso of "rule or ruin" with him and that, ho was now party to a deal to defeat tho Demo cratic organization In Illinois. Sullivan replied sharply to Mulli gan. Ho Intimated that the present contosts wero "framed up." Almost Causes Riot. Judge William Prendlco replied to Sullivan and almost caused a riot by the vigor of his denunciation. "Why this man Is not a Doraocrat," There Is a lot of Unnecessary Eye Trouble In this world, W allow our selves to become nervous and fret ful. Weed3 of care overrun tho garden of the heart when thoy should never be allowed to take root. A GREAT DEAL OP THE PRESENT EYE TROUBLE U caused by peeopje selecting Glasses for themselves that ara unsulted for their eyes. WE SUPPLY TIIE BEST after thorough examinations and tests. Bait's Jewelry Store Sjjtate and Liberty Streets. he began. "I can rofer you to no loss an authority than Mr. Bryan hlmsolf. Ho has declared that Sulli van hns never been a party man ex cepting for revenue, and I warn this commlttoo that just so long ns It permits nn Individual to corrupt nnd dobnuch tho electors of Illinois, just so long will tho voto of that state be recorded In favor of Republican. Ism. Throw Sullivan to tho dogs whoro ho belongs and wo will again bo ablo to pile up tho old tlmo ma jorities." Lie Is Pnsed. Qoorgo B. S. Wllllnms, chairman of tho antl-McCnrrcn organization In Kings county, created a Bonsatlon In his opening sontonco. "If this man McCarron tolls you ho will support Bryan whon ho goos homo from this convention ho lies," Bhouted Williams. "Don't forgot this. Ho lies, nnd ho does not dare to say that ho will olthor vote or work for tho party loa'dor." Murphy's Tammany dologntton was soated unanimously by creden tials commlttoo. In tho Pennsylvania contest the nntl-Guffoy cases won. In Idaho Senator Dubois' dolega tton seated. In Ohio, 19th district, tho Johnson delegates won by two votos, 24 to 22. In Illinois, tho Rogor-Sulllvnn del egates won. In tho ninth Ohio district tho cre dentials committee soated tho anti- Johnson delegation. Denver, July S. Contrary to i 11 precodent tho Democratic convention committee on resolutions will spend two nights and a day In the construc tion of n platform. In all procodlng conventions such committees havo workod all night and as long as noc- ossary next morning and have then turned In tho complotq Job. Theso Donvor builders, because thoy want to do particularly artistic work una foel that there la no occasion for haste, will bo deliberate .After tho adjournment of tho night meeting of tho full committee tho sub-commit-too appointed by Governor Haskell, chairman, was In executive session until 2 o'clock this morning. This committee which Is said to i have been selected by Bryan, Is made up as follews: Chairman, Governor C. N. Haskoll, of Oklahoma. H. L. Martin, Alabama. C. E, Thomas, Colorado. Jerry Sullivan, Iowa. John E. Lamb, Indiana. Samuel Alschueler, Illinois. J. C. Beckman, Kentucky. F. Noel, Mississippi. George Fred Williams, Massachusetts. W. J. Stone, Missouri. F. W. Brown, Nebraska. Alton B. Parker, New York. F. G. Newlands, Nevada. R. D. Inman, Oregon.. R. F. Pett'.grew. South Dakota. F. Swanson, Virginia. After a short sleep and hasty breakfast this morning the commit' tee resumed Its labors at 9 o'clock. They will be at It until 5 p. m. when they expect to repojt the full com mittee which will proceed straight way with ike preparation of the flna! draft- of the platform. Ther flguro ou reporting. to tho convention at 10 a. in. Thursday. "That will give tho convention plenty of , time" &ald Chairman Haskell, "to dispose of the platform packed the' galleries of the conven itlon hall by 11 o'clock today. Tem porary Chairman .Bell, Mayor Dahl jman, I. J. Dunn," Judge Wade, Ollle Jnmo3 and other Bryan leaders held I a conference at tho Brown Palace just before the tlmo scheduled for tho session and mapped out the pro ceoduro to be followed In caso a light should develop over tho Pennsyl vania troubles. It was agreed that no attempt would bo mndo to force tho "previous question" and thus stifle debate, unless tho Guffoy fol lowers should become "too rampant" In their denunciation of tho major ity. ' Whllo tho hall was slowly filling up tho Bovoral dologations woro parad ing the streets being augmented by brass bands altrrnntj'y cheering for Bryan and tlu.i Aato lcnJers. Tam many mado i at nppoaranco as strcot show and Impressed Into serv Ico to head their demonstration four stalwart Indians, tho real thing who made a decidedly picturesque appearance, as clad In flannel blank ets and feathered headgears ana with their face? forgeously painted In all tho colors of tho rainbow, they mnrched stolidly along nt tho head of tho hundred braves from Manhat tan, tho lnttcr resplendent In silk top hats, black broadcloth and toting gold headed canes. Tho California, Oklahoma and Connecticut delegations and tho "Dnhlman Democracy" of Omaha, also parado prior to tho opening of tho day's session oscortod by march ing clubs. It was 12:25 p. m. before Tempo rary Chairman Bell rapped for order and thero was tho usual dlfllculty In clearing tho nlslos and gottlng dele gates In t,holr scats. Immediately thereafter Chairman Bell gavo tho signal and tho Milwau kee marching club, headed by Mayor David Rose, paraded tho hall. Goro's Speech. The chair thon Invited Charles A. Towno, but Towno was also nmon the nbsonteos and Senator' Gore, of Oklahoma, was called on nnd escort ed to tho platform amidst cheon. Tho blind statesman from tho young oH of tho Amorlcnn commonwealths, prcsentod n striking, albeit, some what pathotlc figure as he took placo on the rostrum. Ho mado a hit with his first remark, whlchvas In rofer onco to a note forwarded tho clorrt saying tho Michigan blblo was lost. "I am dlrcctod to stato that the Michigan blblo has beon found In tho don of tho Tammany tlgors. I eaw It thoro on exhibition a3 a curi osity," ho bogan. "Oklahoma rejoices with you as sho puts on her first long dresses and sits down hero at tho first table with tho guests. It thoro aro any Democrats who want to know any thing about anything, just ask Okla homa and sho will tell you. "It Is true that tho President of tho U. S. said that this opinion of our constitution was not fit for pub lication but It Is on a par with many of opinions of the President of this country, . "The great secretary of war camo to Oklahoma and told us to do what the Anglo-Saxon raco has never done, reject the opportunity of self government. But we secured liberty on ourselves by a majority of over 100,000, rejecting tho advice of Taft and accepting tho advlco of tho greatest living apostle of human lib erty, Bryan." Ovation Breaks Out. It was the spark In tho powder magazine. With a wild yell Ne braska was on Its feet. "Bryan," "Bryan." "Hurrah." "Hurrah," went up the yell and dele gation after delegations Jumped up while the yell Increased In volume until It sounded like the roar of 1000 locomot've whistles. The band was playing but no ono knew what the tune was. Among the howling delegates It was notice able that the New York representa tives not only did not Join In the cheering but for the most part kepi their seats. It was the same way with the Pennsylvania delegation As the applause and cheers seemed to lessen In volume, from the Wyom ing scats went the banner of the Ne braska volunteer and down the aisle it was borne. The smiling face of the commoner again set the crowd on fire and the banner was carried up to the speaker's stand and placed alongside of Senator Gore. It caught on one of the big golden GREAT REDUCTION ''.' IN PRICES BY THE CHAS.K. SPAUDING LOGGING CO. We have today made a big cut in prices on all building material manufactured by us. Now is the time to build, while prices are down. Call and see us at our office corner Front & Ferry Streets. eagles, used in the decorations and tho bird's- wings outstretched foil alongsldo of tho blind senator. o STYLES AT FASHIONABLE SUMMER RESORTS Tho hard times soom to havo had no offoct on tho vagaries of Fashion, for gowns aro moro luxurious this summor than thoy over wero before, and at all tho famous watorlng, placos of tho East, especially Now port nnd Bar Harbor tho costumos worn add great brilliancy to tho sonson. In very fashionable society tho Dl rectolro stylos aro literally carrying ovorythlng boforo them. Skirts aro very long and clinging and wnlst3 aro short. Ono of tho ladles, a spectator at tho games at tho tennis court at tho Casino In Newport, tho othor day woro a stunning creation of palo pink linen, that nnis,t' havo como straight from Paris. This gown had a long trailing skirt, trimmed at tho knees with a 12-lnch band of embroidery dono on tho material with linen thread and tny Ilrton' braids. It had a Dlroc tolro coat with tho customary short walstod offoct In tho front and rath or long tails In tho back. Tho coat wa3 trlmmud with embroidery match ing tho garniture of tho Bklrt, Tho slooves wero of three-quartor length aud adorned with broad bands of tho ombroldory. Another handsome frock, neon at tho samo placo, was of natural col ored pongees mado In n tight Em pire stylo and trimmed with broad vortical bands of ecru silk lace, through which ono could catch dis tracting glimpses of a palo bluo silk lining. With this dross nalo .bluo stockings and matching shoos woro worn and on tho head a palo bluo straw hat with a long bluo plumo. Tho parasol also was of tucked bluo taffota. Silk Jackets nnd Linen Skirts. Vory smart and protty aro tho new costumes In tailor offoct mado with a short pleated skirt of sorgo, plquo or llnon worn with a looso or scml-f.lttlng Jnckot of colorod silk olthor in tho now cortso shade, green, coppor color or nnttlor bluo. 'Thoso llttlo Jackets aro finished with I big buttons of tho silk or Immonao .plain whlto flat pearl buttons. Thoy aro undeniably smnrt and nro worn a great deal for driving. Yachting Suits. Tho yachting suits this summor nro vory chto and sportamanllko In tholr appearanco, and what Is bottor than all sorvlceablo, as ovory out ing costumo nowadays must bo aor vlcoablo In ordor to bo corroct. Vory handsomo onos nro mado tn whlto sorgo with tho rogulatlon sail or blouso with an ombroldorcd shield ploco nnd a bright rod silk tlo. Of couro su.'ts of bluo sorgo aro usod also, Of lato years, Instead of tho cus tomary yachting suit thoro has gradually grown up a fashion of j wearing tailor suits of sorgo or Pan ama -that Is coat and Bklrt suits for jthls purposo. With those aro worn either a silk or linen shirt waist mado in sovoro tailored stylo. For yachting whlto or tan Bhoos aro us- !ually worn, whlto with tho whlto suits and tan with all othor colore. Modish Bathing Suits. Bathing suits nro moro becoming this year than ovor was tho caso bo foro. Tho vory newost fad Is tn havo thorn mniln nrlnrpsa nfvln nn.l fitted closoly to tho flguro and of courso this nocossltntos wearing h bathing corsot. Tho smartest bath lng Bttlts aro mndo of taffota but vory protty ones are also soon In mo hair of various oolors. It is vory fashlonablo to have th bathing cap, bolt and shoes all to match. For oxamplo theso Acces sories In gay rod and green plaid arp worn with dark bluo nnd black suits. Modish Jewelry. Tho Jowolry worn at Newport this Btimmor Indicates that thnrn In at prosont a great voguo for pearls vory largo ponrl earrings aro sewn and nlso pondant or drop oarrlngp. tho uat vanoty of Baroque ponrl aro put to many uses and aro em bodied In necklaces, ornaments for tho front of tho corsage, scarf plna and Bwung on tiny chnlns ovor th collar In tho ovor gracoful "La Val lloro." In fact, thoro Is nothing qulto so protty in tho way of summer Jowolry aB thoso pearls an thoy loo so qool and go woll with any co turno. LUCY GARTER, IHuie Wing Sang Co RIO STOCK OF GOODS Wo mnko up nil kinds of wrapper and whlto undorwoar, waists and klmonas and skirts; nil kinds of gontlomon'n and ladlos' furnishing goods; all kinds of silks and dron goods; hose, suits, pants, pvoralli, . blankots, neckwear, matting, china- ttiwu, iiuiitiB, uiuuruumry mm tacj, otc. OUR STORE REST Goods now nt vory low prlco blj snlo, Slin N. Commercial St. Salem, Or. "Bishop's Ready Tailored Clothes" MICHAELS-STERN FINE CLOTHING MIOMAKl. TtH 4 GO. 9 Chi area, m, v. Will satisfy you at first glance that they are the only clothes for you i SUMMER STYLES $10.00 to $30.00 Salem Woolen Mill Store SALEM, OREGON fr
