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Guaran
teed. Por
Six
Months
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Insured Hosiery
$2.00 a Box
Wo ncreo to replace each pnlr of "Never-darn" hose, Hint mny
require mending, any time within six months from date of purcha'se.
provided the six pairs nro wcu'n consecutively and each defctlvn
pnlr Is returned with Its coupon.
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MJlMl
New Percales, 7c yd.
Doublo fold percales, In all the new wanted colors.
Calicoes, 5c yd.
All standard grades, such aB Simpsons and Americans.
Stillers Linens
Wo are the ngenti for these famous lines, which for a half cen
tury have been the most nopuln goods 'on the Gorman market.
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INCREASE IN
tUMBER CUT
AND M
Ileum Begins Campaign,
(fnlleil l'rcs tensed Vltp4
Stockton, Cal., Sept. 3. The plat'
'form that Is to bo adopted by the
Democratic state convention which
meets 'lere today, and which will
probkbiy bo the last nominating
' state convention In California will
contain a plank directing uncqulvo
Washington, Sept. 3. Figures of cn,,' nGnlnst the romoval of the state
tho lumber cut In 1907 compiled bv cnl,,tnI fron Sacramento to Berkeley
the Bureau of the Censtu and tho Although tho platform hai been
Forset Service showed tho largest drnw" in bu rough tly, thU n'nuk
total ever reported' In the United WflP ll"l "lon at a mooting of the
States, exceeding l.v nvr mivmi nor 'ders -today and will bo endorsed
cent tho cut reported for 190C, until by tho Agates mianlmously. It Is
thn the recOd year. This does not "nderstood. that tho dolcgates from
necessarily show a larger actual cut Anc county will not oppose tho
than In 190G, fdr tho returns ob- I,mnk' Tho cn,),lnI removal quos
talned last year wero more complete , l,on wns sldcBtoppod by tho Ropubll
than ever before. The figures them- cnq? at Oakland two weeks ago, and
solve disclose dome Interesting tho Democrnts hopo to poll a largo
. I vote In tho Sacramonto valley as tho
Opera House
llf.COmUtAY, Manager.
5.1V. 8K1TKMHEK 0.
Lia"! Greatest Contra-Tenor."
RICHARD J.
OSE
iiTKtest singer tho world
t known." Chicago IrXcr-
stlug by his own select com
fit hilarious, comedy
I'fTcll My Wife"
, $1.00 73c, B(c, 25c.
toatalo at box office Satur-
llin. No telephone orders ac-
I More 10 a. m.
WO JIAY ADOPT
IN' TRACHIXO MRTHODS
fajo. Sept, 3 German meth-
I tacking may find a place- In
' wools as a result of a ro-
$ to Europe of Edwin O.
f. rsjxrlnteiulent of school.
tol mado an cxtenslvo Inves
it cl educational methods In
.V!ns, Prague, Dresdon,
u4 London, and enmo bncl:
WtlC over somo of tho nn-to.
pUrti of old world oducn-
1 H "continuation schools" of
cj ttne In for especial com-
"These schools tako tho
i liter they havo onn n
f'U uld, "and in their spare
ru them tho subjects they
f U the nartlrnlnr llnoa nt
FJ hire chosen. Every child
'd to attend school, either
tho public schools Or some private
school, until ho has reached the ago
of 14. Then he may go to work,
but ho Is not nllowcd to drop school
completely. He Is compelled by law
to keep at his books for two to
threo years more In continuation
Bchoojs. Thcso schools hold their
seslons in afternoons, evenings, and
on Sundays, at any time, In fact,
that tho working children can attohd
thorn. In somo parts of Germany
nnyono employing children eligible
to attend tho continuation Bchoolj
muBt nrrnngo the working hours so
thnt tho pupil may attend tho classes
for from seven to ten hours a wepk.
Tho work done In these schools 13
hlRhly practical and ndapted to the
trndo that tho pupil Intends) to fol
low, Three subjects nro taught, one
of thorn always being tho mother
tongue." Just whnt changes will bo
mado In tho Chlcngo -system Is ns
yot uncortaln, as conditions hero nro
so different from those nbroad, but
somo experiments In tho way of con
tinuation courses may be. mnde this
year. Tho question of segregating
chlldron for vocations and adopting
tho Gorman Industrial school systom
will also como up for action by tho
board of education, but nothing dof
Inlto will probably bo accomplished
In that lino this year.
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS
. MEET AT CHICAGO
Advice
or OPTICAL ADVICE
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to ! tvi. .
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. ' wnnB advice, sight
Wire UYlnr hi. w
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' Bieii!Bent examl-e'lheEy.
R' NEED SPECS.
I them at as low a
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Chicago, Sept. 3. Surviving "49
ers," argonauts In tho stampede 59
years ago to California, are to bo
gueBts of honor at a dinner Septem
ber 12, under tho auspice of tho
California society of Chicago, and
tljo preparations promise realism,
even to a pralrlo scliooner. In fnct,
tho handful of men who crossed tho
plalnB or rouniUil Cape Horn are to
bo convoyed from their hotel to tho
banquet in n prairie schooner, with
banners, as of old, proclaiming "Off
to tho Gold Fields of California."
taking tho risks of thlrBt, famine,
and savago street cars, as .the same
men. dared hardships and Indians to
go to tho primitive 'Frisco. Now the
wealth of tho 1,500,000 people of
Qallfomla Is over threo billion dol
lars, railroads alone having an In
vestment in tho st$to of $350,694,-
1-000, as compared with Illinois,
whoro $805,057,000 Is the total rail
road Investment, Including tho
greatest railway center In the world,
at Chicago. In tho 'Frisco of today,
tho bank deposits are 2 per cent of
the deposits in all the banks of the
United States, except Pittsburg. Tho
city bullded by tho Argonauts of '49
and later, has grown until Its bank
clearings wore In 1907 over $2,000,-
000; those of other cities of Its cIbjs
being Kansas City. $1,649,175,013;
Minneapolis, $1.15S, 462,150; Cin
cinnati, $1,361,879,950; Baltimore,
$1,472,911,207; New Orleans, $956.
538, 295; Pittsburg, $2,743,570.
484; Cleveland. $897,170,784; De
troit, $711,610,404.
. .-, Snnkey Hynnif?.
Chlcngo, Sept. 3. Tho memorial
to Ira D: Snnkey at Moody church
was unique In many respects and
grow more imprcsslvo in its solem
nity as each hymn was Bung, tho
climax being tho Blnglng without ac
companiment, of pcrhnps tho best
known of the Sankoy hymns:
"Wo shall know each other bottor
When tho mists havo rolled away."
Moody and Sankoy gospel hymns
have been Bung from on end of th.li
country to tho other for many years
In tho big churches of tho cities and
In tho Utile whlto churches of tho
frontier, until nono has become bot
tor known thnn Sankcy's. Many of
the moro familiar ones wero sung,
Including "Am I n Soldlor of tho
" Cross," "God Will Tnko Caro of
You," and "Tho Lord's Our Rock, n
Shelter In tho Tlmo of Storm." It
lo not gonernlly known thnt Sankoy's
early training wns for civil engineer
ing and architecture, In which ho
wns engaged for Bovornl yearB boforo
his Intorcst la music nnd tho numbor
of ' his compositions wnrranted
abandoning onglneorlng for singing
nnd tho publishing of rinislc. In Into
years Snnkey visited tho Holy Land
nnd wrote several nrtlcl03 about It
Of courso, his llfo-long connection
with Moody was tho forco which
switched him from engineering to
gospel singing nnd tho publishing of
Bospol songs. For this reason tho
memorial In tho Moody church hod
uncommon significance.
DoWltt's Kidney nnd Bladder
Pills aro for weak back, backache
rhoumatlc pnlns, Inflammation of
tho bladder and nil other annoy
ances duo to weak kldnoys. Thov
nro sold by all druggists.
o
Tho tlmo Is at hand for tho an
nual race between corn nnd frost.
Kodol will, without doubt, make
your stomach strong and will nlmoBt
Instantly relievo you of all tho symp
toms of Indigestion, Get a bottlo of
It to day, It la sold hero by all
druggists.
DeWltt'N CcrbollMl 'Witch Hanel
Salve U the beat thing to use for
W. Soli by all dnisglrts.
VFTCH
SEED
JuBt received a car load of
clean vetch-Beed. Quality fine
and prlco right.
facts.
In 1907, 25,850 'mills made re
turns, nnd their production was over
40 blU'on feet of lumber. This Is
believed to include. 95 por cent of
the .actual cut. In 190C, 22,398
mills reported about 37 V4 billion
foot. Since according to thcso figures
nearly 29 por cent moro mills re
ported last year thnn the year be
fore, while the Increase In produc
tion yns only a little over seven per
cent, It might be thought .thnt tho
amount actually manufactured must
have beon greater In tho cnrllor
year. This, however, would be a too
hasty. Inference, for It is nlmost
wholly among mills of small lndlvd
ualQutput that tho gain In tho num
bor of establishments reporting has
been'hiadc.
A classification of the returns by
states' and regions throws additional
light 'on tho situation. Individual
changes, ns, for examplo, tho ro-
markablo rise of Texao from eighth
to third place among tho lumber-
producing stntcs, are doubtless ac
counted for primarily by tho greater
accuracy of the 1907 figures; but In
tho majority of cases tho advances
nnd declines can bo traced 4o spe
cific Influences.
Before tho yenr closed tho gcnornl
business depression wnB severely felt
In the lumbr Industry. It was not,
howver1, the most Important cnuso of
n falling oft in tho production of tho
yenr where a falling off occurred,
For decline In production took place
only In certain regions. Tho south
la tho 'region of greatest activity In
lumber production, and yellow p'no
tho most Important wood, forming
33 per cent of tho entire cub of tho
couatry. Tho cut of yellow plno
roportjd shows an lucrcaso of 13
por cont over that of 1906. In tho
early part of tho year mnny qf tho
southern mills cut bo heavily thnt,
In spite of tho curtailed output
which followed tho business dis
turbance later, tho total was greater
than ovor boforo. But In both tho
Lake states and tho northwesft u
Binnller cut wns reported than for
1900, though the number of mills
reporting Increased.
In tho Lnko states the falling off
evidenced tho waning supply of
whlto plno. Michigan, which for
many years led all tho states In
lumber production, and then gave
way to Wisconsin, snnk In 1907
from fourth to seventh plnco, while
Wisconsin wont from third to fifth.
Minnesota as lato as 1905 held
fourth place. Last year It wont
from seventh to ninth. ft wns not
until tho latter '90s thnt tho no nth
displaced this group of states as the
most Important source of lumber
supply. Slnco southern plno Is
abundant In all the Atlantic const
states from tho Carollnns to Texas,
tho roglon as a whole will doubtless
maintain Its lending position for
some' years, in spite of tho fnct that
att tho present rate tho bulk of tho
timber will bo gono In nnothor dec
ado; but in totals of production by
individual stateB the leadership has
Blrjce 1005 been held by Washing
ton. Tho figures of production show
that during 1907 Washington fell of!
very decidely from Its huge cut of
1906, whllo Its sister state, Oregon,
is credited with a slight increase In
Its total, In tho early part of tho
year Washington suffered from a
car shortage, and at tho end the
combined effects of business disturb
result of this plank.
Tho Denver plntform and the tin
tlonal tlckot Is Btrongly endorsed.
The plnnks of which spectnl mon
tlon Is mndo follew:
iiiu cuuuuiiuuiuuii oi iiio proposed i
In the
troublesome complications
campaign.
Tho Taft men call attention, to, the
fact that Foraker,' Ip his sp'occh,
Bald:
"I am for Taft," whllo Taft, In his
rcmnrks, did not say thnt ho was for
Foraker or anyone else, ns a mnttor
of faot,
Tho supposed surrender of Fora
ker Is the talk of the campaign horo
today except when Taft Is present,
llo lms refused consistently to dl
diss the Incident In nny .way. .
Taft wont fishing again today and
on Monday will go to Sandiuky to
mako his Labor day address. .
o
TWO.CKNT KATE
CWtK WENT WIIONG
Chicago, Sept. 3. Tho 2-cont-n-mllo
law In 'Illinois worked out
badly for nt least one railroad,
though It stimulated travel enorm
ously, tho Increase shown by tho
Chlcngo & Alton for 1007 being 12
por cent. 306.760 more Dnssoncors
'carried. Tho railroads, of courso,
scheme allowing Japanese to become l,f,8ed ,Ul ,,nw vigorously, but
naturalized, with an emphatic (lo..ynlnly, declaring It would provo a
nmrid for stricter laws ngnlnut tho hardship, to them, but tho answer
Immigration of Orientals. iKonorally was: "Your traffic will In-
Tho reiteration of tho banking ' cronBO mch th,nt V"" will mako
law plan of William J. Bryan. lmouo' b" th reduction." Theory
A plank condemning Republican9 "Bprovct by fact, It seems. Tho
extravagance in past sessions of tho "K" compiled by tho Alton In got
legislature and recommending a con- t,nS nt; tho ult of tho "2-conWaw!'
stltutlonnl amendment limiting thn nro ltro8tlng io average passen
nmount of money that can bo ox-'Bor to Por ,nl, for nrf
ponded nt ono session. ' I t.hAro!!?lt b"8'"0 ,r0,lA,c?a, f r?m
Tho abolition of tho state railroad J'0,20?, to '015 i01! exP,1a,ned
commission. reduction of $208,783 In tho net
The abolition of tho poll .tax. ,"ib. " u,,.,u u, ...
Thoro aro two subjects on which mclR,B that ?n fftre ""'
tho Democrats aro not yot agreed for como ,0 8tn' nnd thoy h.opo now to
their platform. Ono Is tho suf- ,ncrca80 trav,cl Rml lk,crCft8 , ox
fragetto questlou and tho other Is tho J'0"30,8' Umt ?Q bu8 n6S!
proposed constitutional amendment w" become a profltablo branch of
changing tho systom of taxation In raroadlng, Instead of a necery
tho state, it Is probable that ' tho ovl'' In the more sparsely Bottled
plaform will contain no mention of Bnt3. ovon it has been proposed
tho ruffragottoV demands although haU passengor iaros bo reduced, but
Bomo of tho Democrats favor sub- t,,nt wns durlnu tho heat, of the arg
.,. m. ..-i- ..i ..- ument concerning tho authority
llillllllK 'lliu illll-ouuil vil ;iimi nil.- ... .. .. i.
rage to the pooplo onco more. properly delegated to the Interstate
On tho taxation plan, San Fran- Commerce Commission n the matter
Cisco nnd Los Angeles aro reported J raf '', whJh T ' ? ni
to bo opposed to Professor Phlen's u" Ml . T 0lt(,ct ofRt ty?'"
now plan a thoy would havo to pay 8 ow ow' n'0 beneficial
moro taxes under tho now scheme to tho railroads than d the shippers,
of taxing public service corporations paes and rebates wore effectual-
than thoy dp now. It scorns probable toppetl. This Is peculiarly Inter.
.i .-. . .itWB- fmm M,n cstlng, In view of tho uproar mado
country districts will carry a plank by the railroads concerning that bill.
endor8ng thq now amonamont now
over.
D. A. WHITE & SONS
255 Com. Street, Satem, Ore
Fboae 1M.
and tho dlro predictions their ex
ecutives mndo. Tho predictions
served to scaro Invcstora and bring
about conditions moro oxponslvo o
Plan Cannon's Downfall. tj0 r0(lB thnn Ul0y Bftltl tho jaw
Chicago, Sept. 3. LoadorB nf tho would bo. Ono effect has been ft
Domocrntlc forces nnd tho labor gonornl nnd liberal Incroaso in rail
unions nro today all hard at work WRy taxation In, dlfforcnt states,
planning tho Wntorloo of Undo Joo whlch In mnny caics Is regarded as
Cannon In his campaign for ro-olec- ,noro rotalltory than JuU Tho ralj
tlon to congross. Labor day has wny t,lx commlsBlonors wlll( firth
been sot for tho firing of tho firs'. tj,0r i,nnds full for tho next ton
gun. Orators, tho host that can bo years..
placed In a niche In tho tower of tho 0 u
to urgo tho aoloctlon of II. C. Doll, w(i flPACK l'On
Cannon's opponent nnd admittedly n OAMJ!AI0N inCADQUAIlTRnfl
strongman. Ho was nsslstnnt nttor- "
ney gonornl under Cleveland. I Chicago, Sept. 3.--The various
Speaker Cannon has usually let national campaign hondquartors
his friends carry on his campaign Uopnlillcan, Democratic, Prohibition
for him. but this year, frightened by nnd Soclnllat-are by no means
tho Btrong opposition nlrendy shown, running full blast yot. The entire
ho will roll up his Blooves and tako floor In tho Harvoi or hul ding,
laKon ny ino uujmiuwcuh "iw'
tho political helm himself.
committee, is comparatively vacant
nnd loncsomo; nnd tho same Is true
nt Domocratlc hondquartors ono
block awny, In tho Auditorium An
nex. THO ?uuu,uuu earn iiiuvx ui
Anti-Tup Plank.
Now; York, Sopt. 3. William
Randolph Hearst loft today for In
dlnnnpolls to open tho Independence , .,... of tho Imton. rono8cd
party cnmplgn In tho middle wost. 8ocrctary Hayward, still Is bolua
Prior to his dopnrturo ho gavo out conBl(1(jred.. nt Republican head-
an Intervlow horo In which ho stated aunrtorB( nm, (f flln(Ifl permit it, t
thnt ho does not boo how tho Demo- w bo tJl0 Jnol nqu0 iMnK 0f Its
cratlc party can progress under what fcnd 0VCf proiuc0(lm Bvory voter of
he characterizes as Us present y- Ul0 ,amJ( uccorHng to tho plan,
torn of changing principles. wou,(1 ,)0 recoruc,i oa a card In n
"Tho Domocrntlc principles chango yMt fl( Monnwhlle tho agents for
with each campaign," Hearst do- omco fl,ng cttulnotH cnmp aally In
cleared, "and I fall to see how such Uw rocopUon roon, WRting. mio
a Bystom makes for party stability. Demoorwtjl lmvo no 8UCj, ,,roblom
Tho Independence will draw oqunlly bofor(J 4honj( tw nmn toroat con-
from tho Democratic nnd Republican tor,nR QW ,n tho roturnB fron1 (j,o
parties for Its supportn this cam- varJoUB BUbscrlpllon papers that aro
pnlgn, and will bo the rofugo of those
who no longor truBt In tholr ulncer
ity."
out At Prohibition uonaqunrwri
Chairman Jones Is vehemently "de
nouncing" and flooding tho country
with "scathing arraignments" land
"bitter criticisms," Issuing from time
to tlmo tho first of tho "predictions"
IMl to Stump OrrgOH.
Portland, Or., Sept. 3. -Informa
tlon has Just been impnrtod at Domo- wta w,jC, tho noxt threo months of
cratlc headquarters hero that Thed- mmnalEnlnc will bo freckled. The
"i i.ii.. f.l.t.t r.liu t.j wnn iixnmiwi. ... ... -. CUmpaiKU"K will u u,riu.
ance and high or frelgl te bdJdore Dell of California, will stump Vatlonml headquarters are attracting
brought tho industry Imost to PJ-. fop w. j. nryan anrt w. j. U)0 UM gtaton
ralys.s. Oregon kept up its .ent be I AccordlnB t0 prC80pt p,an9 ho xomu, vJti ol 4ho cm,ntry. and
cause of its nrger Proportion , of I hQ Qn BopL 21( 2, I aloaa of calIcr8 ,mrtIcu.
l?""i ?r'B" 1 ,?: and 23, visiting such cities as HMem. nry at , edquarte,s. is
vr.u "" whvvv. '""-;" Albany. Eugene, possibly noseittirg un interesting assortment, men of
lumber than any other Uyo stntes In ,., vniinv nolnti. I...- -.... n. ,., . i.m.1.
lof thoso ovldontly of northern
states; men from Maine sitting Mo
the Union.
It Is a striking fact that though
lumber prices have been steadily go-j
Ing up during tho last half century.
ForHker HurrCHikT.
Middle nasi Island, Sept. 3
the per capRa consumption of lum- ?ftWrto-d. advfo J-r. to- f thewes.
ber has also been going uu. In X ww T, V, nT q..
1850. according to the best figure the presidential candidate and Bona-
obtainable, the average consumption tor Foraker at the Toledo eolabraUon
to each person In the country was last evening as .complete surrender
250 fee.t, In 1900. 460 feet, and In on the part of Foraker.
907. 480 feet. This llltr.tei They say that it mean. h. will
what ho. been fouad true the world ake no further eKor to oppose
ortkt wkh lB4utrkl wrreM Taft la Ohio and this .belief I, par-
thm dsaiJU fr weed ) great- tlcalarly pllBK.to tke utk op-
?!. "" frS1 potloa of Foraker war ? the
by sldo In tho anterooms with men
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