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SALEM. OREGON, FRIDAV, JULY 10, 1008
NO. 171
RYAN AND KERN CH1CE OF DEMOCRATS
ASKS FOR $40,000 DAMAGES
AGAIN
ST THE OREGON ELECTRIC
COMMONER
GETS BIG
MAJORITY
SEEK TO
IMPEACH
JURIST
TO PUBLISH
REPUBLICAN
DONATIONS
MADE UNANIMOUS ANTI-GRAFT JUD6E.T0 CAUSE OF TAFT
OVATION AFTER SELECTION
LASTS AN' HOUR AND FIFTEEN
MINUTES CONVENTION IN
SESSION ALL NIGHT. , .
'United Pre I.enscd Wire.) '
Denver, July 10. (Dy John E.
Novnns, Staff Correspondent of the
United Press.) The . delegates nro
I tired today. Tholr voices nro husky
and their appearance that of men
who have been through n trying or-
( Continued on pneo five.)
CONDEMNED ACTION OF HIGHEi HITCHCOCK AND SHELDON CON.
COURTS IN RELEASING RUEF
AND SCHMITZ UNKNOWN
HACKERS OF ACTION.
(Uolt'd Pros I.enicd Wire.)
San Francisco, July 10." Charles
J. Pence, brother of Lafe Pence, to-
FER AND AGREE TO GIVE PUIU
I
LICITY TO CAMPAIGN FUND
NO EVASION OF LAW.
(UnlUd TrrBs Leased Wlre.i
Hot Springs, Vn., July 10. At ri
conference hero today It was decided
day refused to dlscloso tho names of ' that money contributed to the Ro
tho jibrsons back of the petition hi publican party for tho Taft campaign
hnB filed with tho supremo, cburtnak-
Ing tho debarment of Judgo Dunne.
Attorney E. E. Cochran filed the po
"'"Continuo ft on met elgnt)'.
shall bo recorded and the names'' of
tho doners nnd tho men who receive
It will be? made public. Thfs an-
TOWN
I1
ii
IS
BURNING
RAPIDLY
i ,
GRAM) FORKS, B. C.
LOSS S ALREADY TWO HUN-
STORES,
AND
DRED THOUSANDS
nil -
HOTELS, TELEGRAPH
TELEPHONE ARE WIPED OUT.
(United I'reta Lenied Wire.)
Van.co.uver, B. C, July 10.
(Noon.) According to a report ro
celVed here thetown of Grand ForkB,
B.' C, jb burring and the biulnos
section 'is threatened. Already 14
stores, eight hotelB, telegraph and
i
I DEMOCRATS frlTUNE -K
CniCAGOISTME
PEOPLES BARGAIN HOUSE
OF PLATFORM
RAILROAD
COMPANY
IS SUED
FOR BIO DAMAGES
Crowds Attend Our
CLEARING SALE
THE PEOPLE KNOW THE STORE THAT GIVES THE VALVES.
NO MERCY SHOWN TO PRICES DURING THIS SALE. ALL DE
PARTMENTS ARE REPRESENTED. IF YOU WANT. THIS SEA.
SON'S LATEST MERCHANDISE COME TO OUR STORE AND 'SEE
THE LOW PRICES WE ARE ASKING.
SI 00 Chamy Mercerized Silk
Gloves all colors and black elbow
lengths. Clearing Price, pair 69
Soiled Sheet, Pillow Cases and
White Bed Spreads at Clearing
Prices.
5,000 Yards of Wtuh goods
ntu-t go. Clearing Prices on
fhem all from 5c a yard up.
5 c Dress Goods
' w ard 25
i s"r Dress Goods
P ft rd 49cl
! c Silks, all oolors-
lYard
Clearing Prices
On all our Ladles' Suits, Dress I
Skirts and Shirt Waists, also on
all our Millinery and Featbera,
25
95c Dregj Silks, all color
" d 49
I -olderles that were 10c
ind 12'. c aril. nnw nnlv KA
,--..., w Tf W ,
And to rn along the line. .
Sun Bonnets 9c; Men's 25c
S'raw Hats, 10c; Men's Overalls,
now I'm Boys' 25c Waists, now
": Bojs' Wash Suits, 39c and
9c; Je t Standard Calicos, yard
3c.
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Rejolco at awakening of people and gmft investigations.
Denounce ndminlMmtlon "bureaucracy" for adding 23,781 office,
holdera during last year at cost of $10,150,000.
Denounce as heedless wnsto of people's money action of last count-ess
In making appropriations amounting to 91,008,000,000, or 00,000,000
moro than Inst year's expense and leaving a "deficit of more than ?(IO,.
000,000.
Demand curbing of speaker's power In hotifrc and "gng" rule.
Condemn PreMdent'a tme of high oHIce patronage to secure nomina
tion of cnlilnet officer (Taft).
Demand publicity of campaign fund.. Denounce dodging of Rcpuhll
can congress in not passing such n bill.
Opjmjso attempt to centralize power In federal government to detri
ment of states' rights,
Welcomo tariff revision,
"Endorso reform in banking lawa nnd establishment' of Postal Sav
ings Imnks.
Demand improvement In water ways.
Opposo ship suUsldles.
Regulation and valuation of railroads, proliiblting them from en.
gaging in business in which they compete with shipper.. Endorse nntl.
pass nnd rebate laws.
Pledge, support for protection of citizens home and abroad. De
mnnd V. S. passport be j-ecopjlzed and reipecteI all over the world.
Demand labor leaders anti-lnjunctlon law. Recognize rights of Ja
bor to nnlto for protection.
Favor admission of New Mexico and Arizona as separate states.
Regulation of gmzing lands.
Stand for independence of Philippines;
Oppose Asiatic immigration uphold "adequate" navy.
JAMES F. WHITE ASKS 910,231.10
, DAMAGES FROM OREGON
ELECTRIC FOR INJURIES
: KNOCKED FROM TRESTLE.
i (United rrots .ennl Wlre.
James F. White, a laborer- recently
employed by tho Oregon Electric
Hallway company, brought suit thta
morning ngninst tho company for
$,40,251.50 damages for Injuries bu
falned whllo working on t'ho railway
t're'stlo nenr Lake Lnblsh last Febru
ary. '''-.
The complaint 'alleges that It wan
the,. habit of tho palntera employed
,by ..tho' cqinp.liuteMJMflttsiMS
fpalntlng, hiatorlnls from one'doot tf'
anqtljer ,by means ,.o;tlirfiSr1ru.C,4
velocipedes propelfcd by hand, n.ufl
foot power, and that tjtp workmen
on tho tretlo -were accustomed to
stop to tho edge of tho ties, giving
tho vehlclo a clenr space of one- foot
In which to pass.
On Februnry 5, according to tho
complaint, one of the pontons by the
namo of Splcker came down the
trcstlo with a board which projected
somo'two feet, attached to his car.
White says that he did not seo the
board, but that he stopped ,nldo ns
usual. Splcker, ho claims, .cave no
warning, and was, coming at ii dan
gerous rate of speed. White was
struck down nnd thrown from tho
bridge to tho ground 18 feet below,
spraining his back, parnlyzlng his
legp, and Injuring him internally.
Tho complaint further states tint
Whito has beon uuablo to work slnco
the accident, and that ho will nlways
be a cripple. Whito demands dam
ages in the sum of $-1040 besides
his physician's, surgeon's nnd host
pltal foes. Frank Holmes is tho at
torney for tho plaintiff.
INDIANAN
- FINALLY"
SELECTED
BY ACCLAMATION
M'NEIL, TOWNE, GRAY 'AND
HOWELL WITHDRAW WHEN
DIRKCTION OF CHOICE IS SEEN
CONVENTION ADJOURNS.
(United l'reti LenncO Wire.)
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WHIPPED DAUGHTER WITH
A RLAOK-SNAKE
52.50 White Linen Dress Sklrti,
Handsomely made
Clearing Price $1.49
SI. 00 White India Linen Shir;
Waists, Handsomely Trimmed
with embroidery, now,,. 49
Ladles' Swell trimmed S5 Hats,
now only 2.50
Ladles $15, S18 and $25 Suls,
the latest, S8.50, 110.50 and
$12.50 sale on.
nouncement wa? made by George R.
Sheldon, treasurer of the party's na
tional committee, after a consulta
tion with Frank II. HItohcock. tho
campaign manager.
Tho publicity to be given the
handling of tho campaign funds is in
accordance with the New York law.
Sheldon in his announcement, de
clared that nono of the money would
b shipped out of the state to evade
the law.
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FAMOUS AMBASSADOR IJRYCE
TO TOUR PACIFIC COAST
telephone offices wiped out. Lois
$200,000.
James Bnrnsuy, of Malo, Wash.,
was burned to death In the fife at
Grand Fork,, B. C.
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ATLANTIC
RECORD
BROKEN
(United 1'rtM I.eaied WrM
San Francisco, July 10. It wa
(United Pms I.etueO Wlre.i
New York, July 10 Every recorJ
announced here today that James M. , jjner Lusitanla when she arrived In
Bryce, British ambasiador to th
United States, will tour the Pacific
coast in March. Ambassador Bryce
was smashed by the giant Cunard
quarantine at 5:33 this morning
(United l're Leaie Wire.)
Fremo, Cal., July 10. With tears
rolling down her choeks, pretty 17-yoar-old
Delia Fugato stood up bo
fore a Jury In tho police court nnd
bared hor shoulders to exposo rod
waits and deop gaiho put there wltn
ft black snake by her father, F. G
Fugate.
The girl told tho court that she did
not want the trial to go on bocnuso
she was afrn'd that hor father wouid
whip her again. When she was di
rected to tell her story to tho court,
however, she said that her father
had forced her Into a bedroom and
whlppod hor with a blnok snake
Fugate was found guilty. Ho wlH
bo sentenced Tuesday.
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AMERICAN WINK MEDAL
AT INTERNATIONAL KIIOOT
will see tho west for the first time; The Cunarder left Liverpool July 4.
when he makes tho trip. The object 'She crossed the Atlantic in four days
(he Store That Saves Yon Money
of the English statesman's visit will
be to lecture at Berkeley where he
will give tho E. T. Erie course before
the Pacific theological seminary.
Professor Adam Smith, of the Uni
versity of Glasgow, will be Joint
speaker with" Bryce
19 hours and 30 minuter, which Is
31 minutes faster than her previous
record. Her best day's run was from
noon July 5 io noon July 0, when
she logged 643 knots better than she
(United Pren Lu.d Wire.
London, July 10. America won
first honor in the 200 meter event at
the international shooting tourna
ment at BUley today, scoring 42S
points. Sweden was second with
423. Walter Wlnans, the American
who yesterday tied Rankin, the Eng
lishman, In tho double shot running
deor event, shot off the tie today,
easily capturing the match. Wlnans
wa also second in the single shot
has ever made before in the same (running deer event, winning the sll-
length of time. vcr medal.
Auditorium, t)onvor, July lO.-r-Joht
W. Kern, of liullana, waa nominated
by acclamation tho Democrats' notnt-
neo for tho Vico presidency nt tH6
convention thlo afternoon. After
Clnrk, Howell, of Cloorgla, Charles A.
Towno, of Now York, Judgo Qryof
Dolownre, ond McNIol, of Connecticut
had been named and atorwarda with
drawn from tho race, Tho conven
tion tho adjourned at 4:24 o'clock
sine die,
How It Proceeded.
It wnB a question of "Where, oh
where are tho delogateH?" whon tho
clock struck one. this nftornoon. Long
boforo that hour the gallorica had
filled with tho same cheerful lot of
curiosity seokers that havo boon proa
ont over slnco tho opening day, But
nt 1 o'clock, tho hour set for tho
dolegates to re-a'somblo, 'there woro
less than half a hundred In tholr
seats, But those few woro a bUBy lot
of wen. They roallzod their re
spomlblllty and showed Jt by tholr
utternncos. As Dologato McNeil, of
.Texas, put It:
"Why this It tho first tlmo In my
memory that tho delegates thorn
eoIvob havo aotually had a chnnco to
namo a candidate for vico president
lot nlono president. It la refreshing
!n t uoluuena&g."
Other dologatos said the s'atna
thing. And so they gnthorod In llt-
tlo knots of two and throo and dls-
ousBed tho'r Individual candidate1)
whllo tho "fair women and bravo
men" In the spectators' seals munch
ed gum nnd pns od sareastlo com
ments on the appoaranoe of tho timid
little courtier of Miss nomooracv
who were slowly straggling In.
Tho decorations In tho hall word
also showing signs of wonr as a ro-
Btdt of last night's demonstration.
The eagloB suspended above the
speaker's rostrum wore bent out of
shape ond many of their pin foathors
had beon torn out by souvenir hunt
ers. But tho big, smiling pictured
face of tho loader of tho party still
hung undisturbed In Its placo Just
above the speaker's stand, the mo.t
conspicuous fixture, in the hall.
Atuood for Chairman,
Denver, Colo., July 10. An ap
parently reliable report was circu
lated that J. II. Atwood of Kansas, Is
tho man selected for chairman of tho
Domocrntlo national committee to
succeed Thomas Taggart of Inlana. '
Jt 1 understood that Atwood Is satis
tt'onilnued on Pagd 8.)
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