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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1912)
1 1 1 1-tl mT CAP! I JOrByALALEQKo,, MONDAY. JI XK . . . .. . . contest upens June 14, and Closes Dec. 31, i912 (55 VT OR MAT NOT ACCEPT ROOT AS TEMPORARY CBAIRXINBCT A HOT FIGHT IS CERTAlX BE FORE THE CREDENTIALS COM MITTEE. 2o t0ZUAcl0Sed J" Mh from theArmori ' 8 Ded!calion f A YTH R IS LIABLE ! II TOHAPPEIIP oh) inlowair1 Ant I . i EHOfoa Given Away Free HOW TO SECURE THIS HANDSOME CAR We will issue trade coupons with every purchase made. These coupons are good for their face value in votes at the rate of one vote for every cent of purchase. The person securing the largest number of votes at the close of this contest, will receive this handsome car absolutely free of all cost. The cou pons are transferable, so if you are not interested in securing this car for yourself, you can make some relative, friend or acquaintance happy by saving your coupons for them. Equal Chance for All No lucky number will win this car, simply sign a nomination blank and have a particular number assigned to you, and then boost for your num ber among your relatives, friends and acquaintances. Have them patronize our store and save the coupons for you. The rules ar simple. The chance costs you nothing. An op portunity for any hustling man, wo man, or child to secure a prize that will give life-long Joy and pleasure. Obey the Impulse No Publicity Nomination blanks can be clipped from this advertisement, or can be obtained at our place of business. Vpon receipt of your nomination you will have a particular number as signed to you. The published bulle tins of all contestants will be by number only, thus avoiding any pub licity to your name. All voles re ceived will at once be entered In a noting register, and Immediately af ter the close of contest, the winner will bo announced and the prize awarded. SKiX BLANK GET PABTKTIABS Opportunity Knocks Nomination Blank GOOD FOR TWO T1101SAM) TOTES Place to my credit 2000 votes ".f."0.1, JrlVl number will be. Also send me full parllcuw can win the Howard Automobile. Name Address ( TT Ol'T AND Free Coupon Good for 25 Votes Present H'1" rll,"' hilott June 24th nnd we will exchange it for Twenty-five Yolei FREE rvxtrVL IN ETEHT KES V " ' IN CASE OF A TIE, A nil", ; ,. TIE,xfl fflin.. W I t WFKV nESPECT MIIII THAT TIED FOR, mi 1 1! II E A Yi A K" E D EACH 11 OiCi i U 167 North C,mera.l SWd CONTEST INSTALLED BT-BA;S'rOPlBlB"D of the Chicago, June 17.-The one chance avoiding actual physical battle in Coliseum lies in the nhiniv nfiu Koosevelt men to get enough votes ueiween now and tomorrow to con trol the convention. The colonel himself says that he will have these vctes. The Taft leaders say ha rnnnnt get them. Whether hs can m t known until tomorrow noon, hut there Is no denying that many who would have laughed at tlm ver ggtstion last week, are wllllne to admit the possibility today. Since the arrival of T. R. nersnn. ally on the scene, many things are l emg talked of as possibilities which last week were regarded ru hevnmi consideration. These Mill Jiot Help. Roosevelt will not Ret the T.nFnl. iette vote and the Cummins mensav he can have none of theirs, at least not on the early ballots. So the forces of other aspirants are feeling out the delegates to see to whom, should the president fall, the Taft strength can be cast. The eastern ers are backing Root merely to have caudldate. They think thnt he might rally strength In a protracted struggle and also swing Into line delegations now firmly attached to the Roosevelt organization. Hughes as a Compromise. George B. Agnew, of New York, is trying to work ui sentiment for Jus tice Hughes In the face of the jus tices positive assertion that If nom inated he could not accept. The Cum mins men Insist that their man Is the logical candidate, and they feel cer tain that he occupies the best strate gic position of any of the dark horses. The actual formal program of the convention tomorrow provides for the opening of the Coliseum nt 10 o'clock. While ticket holders are filing In, two bands will play. The program then provides for the fol icwlng: , : . The Regular Order. Noon The convention called to older by Chairman Rosewnter, of the national committee; prayer by Rev. James F. Callahan, pastor of St. Mal achys Roman Catholic church; pre entatlon of gavel from Chicago clt Izms' committee; reading of tempor ary roll call; fight on temporary roll; election of temporary chair-' mun; address of temporary chair man; election of temporary officers; roll call of states for presentation of committee selections, and adjourn ment. Four years ago the opening ses sion lasted two hours. This year the shortest estimate Is 10 hours, with an all night session as a distinct possibility. I Temporary Roll In Tuft's. The temporary call will unques tionably show a majority, or at least a plurality, for Taft. and therefore for Root as temporary chairman. There will be rought house from the start If the colonel nun his way, and he usually docs. The so-called theft of various dele Kates will be vigorously denounced nt the outset, and the roll rail will be cilled a fraudulent and spurious af fair. The Roosevelt minority of the national committee will, if it can, submit Its own accredited schedule or delegate and the trouble will be fiilrly under way before Mr. Root ban nun his expected ili-tory. This Is the colonel's idea of his tactics. I. C. NEEDHAM O'OES OVER THE WIS DIVIDE Saturday at 11 M I" H'" forenoon. I. C Needham. an olil and respected uloneer of this community, died at Hie finlly home, Ml N. Cottage, al o r an Illness of several wc.-ln Mr. Ipfdhani a l oU' nt ln time of his d.-ath. having comeaews . nl.Mns when five years of age. (o was married September 2. W7. l0 Miss Clara M. I't.v, and setUedln lied Hills south of Ralem In 1H75 Mrs. Needham died August 21. Wt Mr. N-edhaui was a substantial irien i.l the toun'y and was Heeled : tn the pr.sltiun of rouiity roiumli- sh.ner. which p.."Hlon be twu io .... during h!h tlmo he served cnunty well. For the pa.t three v,..,r Mr .S'.-edliam has raided In Ta.ou.a. corning to Salem about a uicntli ago. i. i. iriived by four rliimren. ,tree (K.ns and on daughter, fl. W. NcedhHin. W. I Newlbam, U- u. X-Iham and Mrs. Bertha M. Ji'rar- . ll of Marlon county. He leaves a brother, of Tacoma, Wash ington. T... fMnenl was held una noon at 2 o'ebxk from the residence, Coats, Skirts. PfittimnL8' t,, oyc(um iii fvury aepanmenii $3.Sweaters $3.19 Oregon's cool nights at home, beach cr moun tains demand a sweater, We have taken all odd lots and sizes of rough necks, Byron col lars and V-necks in plain and fancy weave put them all in at , Special $3 J 9 $189 $1.89 Lingerie Waists Women's and Misses' waists, nil late spiing and early sum mer models, lace and embroid ered of best materials, Special $1.89 all I Quality Merchandise U. G. Shipley Co. 145-147 North Liberty Street Between State and Court Streets, SALEM, OREGON Popular Price conducted by Itev. P, E. liauer. In terment was In Odd Fellows' cemetery. jm(;k fob vonissiTF Hlilch Is Better Try an Kxpfrlment or I'rellt by a Salem Cltlccn'i Experience. Something new Is an experiment. Must be proved to be as represent ed. The statement of a manufacturer is nut convincing proof of merit. Hut the endorsement of friends Is. Now supposing you bad a bad bnck, A lame, weak or aching one, Would you experiment on It? You will read of many so-culb d cures. Endorsed by strungers from far away places. It's different when the endorse ment cornea from home. Kasy to prove local testimony. Home endorsement Is the proof thnt backs every box of Doan's Kid ney Pills. Head this cafe: Mrs. V. II. Wood, 7.13 N. Front i.tie.-t, Sniem, Oregon, says: "Al though I littvn never had occasion to ime Dunn's Kidney Pills myself, I know that this remedy Is an excel lent one for kidney and bladder trouble,. It baa been procured at Dr. Stone's Drug Siore and used In my family with the most satisfactory results." For sale by all dealers. Price CO cents. Foster-MJlburn Co., llnffulo, New York, side agents for the I'nlted Stales, Hemembi-r the name Doan's and take no other. i i I, J ill patent medtclnt-a or medicines el rertlsed In 'bis paper are for sale at DR. STONE'S Drug Store Hulem, Oreirea Pr. Stone's rOISOX OAK BEM EDI .now whits nieo-lelne. con-alns ac sufar of lead, opium, nor Othsr pot .onous drugs. Appll'd hourtt it once relieves, and soon cures In B.mmaUon of the skin generally known as r.lisn Oak. Ic aal 80 bottlea. Vote bu ow! says a pollceuinn to a street crowd, and whacks hemls If It don't. "Move on now," nays the big, bsrah mineral pills to bowel rongemjon am) suffer Ing follows. Dr. King's New Life Pills don't bullduis the bowels. They g'nt ly irsiiade them to right action, and hcaitu follows. !i'c at J. C. Perry's. It Is estimated the rose fnstlval will leavs at least a million dollar! in Portland. The Jolly Ba!ccr Is ths lurosesful baker. Our surt Is due to ths fact thut we make the bet,t bread In town. Our motto l first or nobody. Ths flnmt flavor, the most perfect noiirlabment Us In our bread. Us muliturs lasts longer than any other. CAPITAL BAKERY m Court Strest rhone Hi AutomobiHlotor Cycle and Accessory Dealers of Salem APPERSON H. V. AJfDEKHOJf, lit agrnl for Kee aa4 lrhb (ireal HMtem tisrags M7 . Ulgl AUBURN W. H. FITTS, ag'st ilt Ageat for Vets. 414 (oirt Mlreet. Fksne til BUICK OTTO nnstti Alts Ageut for the ( kslmers rbeae U9 t or. tsmertlal sail tralrt E-M-F I.H.r BOTOK HUM CI. v. r. W-t" "I C. L. ilet r. ftn i 8L FORD )'() It D AaCT, E. H.Hblte.ldis ttt. Ala Jtgeala f.r K. f. H. aa4 l-jsler til !. tllrrty HL Fm M WATrf A KJ MO I UK iVliiiV CYCLES Awisalla. El.hlag Tsrkl'. Ete. Kortb ( siMiBerfisI Mrerl rk , OVERLAND MOTOR 0. al.e Aetfr WltrhWI l-koas I3 lil " S,r IJARLEY'DA VIDSON MOTOR CYCLES HttSf B BUHH. late a4 Mtrc;rl HapnlleS aaa Mlaneapollt JJt"rcjtl VULCANIZING AUTOMOBILES Kale- Talr.al.laf br fa. 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