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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
A Valuable Agent.

rto .tvceripe employed IN Dr. Pierce,s
LsHII ~ ,restiv enhances the medl-
sinsI propertios which u e1TacN tnu e
| toids M solution much better than acO,,
h,i o.ooid In also possesses medlclnm
,,,orertios Of lts own. being Va!uaDie
temuiceut nutritive, antlseptc SIC autl-
ferment It adds greatly 70 the einesaC1 80
M the Black CheuTbark, Soiden oeai
root Stone root and queen IuOL III ~.
fsined In Golden Medical Discover IN
snisining chronic. Or lingering coughs
brorebial throat and lung affections
ior All IN which these aFrnis are recon-
p,srded bv standard medical authOnle'.
fn In cases where these is wasting
awav Of flesh. l0as ~ appetite, Win
Ueak stomach az iu The carly saget Ni
ron.ouptlon. there can b. no doubt INA!
givrerino acts as a valuable uutritiVe ana
sIds tbe Golden Seal rUOt, Stone root
OuopB's root and Black cherry bark ln
promoting digestion and uuildiug up tle
kssb and strength. controlling The cough
and bringing about a healthy c0naiuoH
of thp wh hole syetom. or curse " WN5,f
not be erpocted iU work miracles. 10 VIII
~ ,,irs eonsumpti1n except LOO its earlier
stages ID win cure very severe, obetln-
aia chronic coughs bronchial and l1rln-
zeal tr8ubIrs. ard chronic sore throat
aim ho4uohoss. fn acute coughs it ls
MI sa efectiyr. 10 ls In che lingering
c0nvhs ur those of long standing. even |
uhfn accompanied by bleeding from /
mngs that H has performed Ib most /
marvellous rurta. Send iUr and read the /
iittIo bulE uf extracts. treating ri The /
nruuart.rs and uaos Di tho .lfrraI med /
Ic.raI r1utl that enter Iutu lr Pierce \
Golden Medical Discovery and Ionrh rhu /
thh medicine has such . uidr range Of
a6riIeat.un ln tho cure NJ diseases. ltis
s1nt 0of. Address Ur. r. " Pierce.
W1Hsla. Y. y Tho Discovery con.
a'ns no alcohol ur harmful. hlJItf0rm.
Ing drug. Ingredients lII printed 600 each
bottle wrapper 'n plain English
Sick Tpup.o. especially thHsn suffering
frum disease of long .faulIug. arU Invited
81 consult Or Pierce hf IIttr Irr A.I
correspondence q. lp.d as strictly private
and s4audiy confidential Address Dr.
IN " Pierce. BuF1lU. n. l
ur pIrrsoa Medical Adviser ls sent froe
boo rrar.pt Uf siamps t0 pay expense ~
mailing UHiu Send % unp-cDnt stamps
'0r papor.c0yorod. 1r 80 stamps ior cloth
bound opy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
a DIMPLE MAkER-

Find a child with dimples
and chubby arms and Iegs
and you find a healthy child.
Find one with drawn face
and poor. thin body and YOU
sec one that needs Soott's
Emulsion. Your doctor Will
no doubt tell you the child l.
ia'-staNod-its food Is mo-,
nourishing Il.
Nothing helps these thin
pale children ike SCOTS
kmulsioh Il contains the
very element Of iat they need
IL supplies them with a Der.
feet and quickly digested
nounshment Scots Emul.
sion brings dimples and
rounded limbs.
.oorr a nowNr ssr,,s ss..,. n.y.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
John H Aithin,, !,


Hon. John H. Aitki,
merchant Of Hunting.on ',s :, y
announced himself as a ,,'sl ~
the Republican nominati.s
treasurer, has given the -
his platform. '''
"Having announced 49,
for the Republican nomins,,.'
treasurer, I desire to stat
on matters pertaining to ~
"If nominated and sls,,.,
give a straightforward.
business administration Of a. u
accordance with our law,
can persons will be give,
deal and the Office win \. III
in the interest of tho wbol.
our state.
81 am in favor Of a law =.
board, consisting Of the so,-'
retary Of state and stat, II.
said board to name and ss.~ |,
taries for state funds, the n.
said funds to become the 49,.
the state and be accounted 4.
by the state treasurer.
"I am in favor Of a law -.
state and private banks ana
tion Of a state bank exami,,
ct am in favor Of the 4
mary law and a strict compl
Il. JOHN B. Am
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

IN ORDER 70 g've the people Of salem
an Opportunity TO Gee the bs.utif,,
e'0H,ry soosA Of Salem. ana to ., ~,
's'si' pmeut being made tv the an.
pA'y The CITIZENS Light a Trsstis,
0'%pAAy VIII run excursion cars 10 ths
''sA quarry, south of Odd Reuovr,,
cemetery, leaving the willamette lo.J
On ''ea Aours EajOy . pleasant yil.
aad see foT yoursslf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

English sportsman, who will drive 4
French maehinO
] OF the foreign drivers, vincenzo Ian.
ella, Of Turin, Italy, who will drive a
no horso power Fiat car. Is consid.
crod the most skillful driver. lie scem.
ihgly had tho lasi Vanderbilt cup won
by miles, when an accident, through
no fault of hia Lost him Tho honor
Walter clifford Earp. ono of tho best
Engiish drivers, viii handle a Napier
car In the races william Hilllard
also viii drive a sircylinder Napier
car no won Tho Mount washing,ou
climbing contest last July.
There aro three no horse power riat
ears catered IN tho two mile a minute
aee Two Of these have been enter
cd BY llollandor aud Taugcmau and
vill b. driven by tansia and Ccdrlno
Tho other is ihe machine entered hy
George W. Young and viii b. opsrat
81 by Fletcher The other entries are
Alfred q vandsrbilt's ESQ horse POW
cr car. 20 bo driven By sartori, the
zoo horse power narmeq. with Hon
Icy 30 che wboeli Henry Porl's lO5
horsepower fofij Walter Chr.stie's
Zoo horse power ChHsilsi O A. CORY =
'o hor-o power Thomas. stanley
steamer and A. L. Guiucss' On a
French ear
Tho events of this race meeting In
s.udo che 100 mile international nse
for iho Minneapolis $1,000 trophy. the
J mi'o International race for the Sir
Ihomus r. nevnr trophy the two
r''nsh'r races 10 mile open cham.
ri'us'bp pcei q no mile opea cham
r''nship races rs mile open champion
EMP racer mile heavyweight
'hanr'ouship rseci a o mile heavy.
weight championship racer 10 mile
heavy championship race, al mile
m'aaleve'ght championship race f,r
sas'l'ne safsi milo miIdIesslght
championship race for rssollne cara.
Ia lio mile miillewrlght shamp.ou,hip
race for ali k.uis ~ arsial0m.ls op
'a ba1,a,api a l5 ni.s orsu hauGIsar
fw American touring au and g6
milo fr'' fof al. shsmr..ustlp f.f
American ears % auy make
Materially tbs tuo mile q minute r,,s
4" a''u,iiHg tle greatest Interest AMI
'h.n aro many conservative automs.
b.sis vha kek forward 90 th, event
With o'ns'ierahle anticipation The,
Tear ihai BE- w,l d. practically irp5a
"''' i' "c"T the ears With mns..ut
A''afas' ai 80 torf,6e a speed q, s,,,f
Afsiaeuts Tho result of q eoui..e, d,
e'rn ~ a migoI accident 90 one u the
machines eoi1g % sush faa4fal -,n.l
e'aI4 naturally by disastrous ana h
p 'iear that every oac ~ the ,afv,r,
= 'aa'ng thc most desperate chance
no f''fida bas, oo1st Automohl, A.
''' ''.a'ioa has arranged pcs.sl .t
''af''" feature AtJ1s tho great two
'''' m'uu'e race ere driver VI,
'''' no gncatcs, spseJ viii ne crown.
'N "''A iAe "spcrl crown by th,
H''''''' gEi In ToHla. vte ss-,
''' "A take T'sss iu fr.at sf tbs.
.,'" saa4 be- fa1 view os ,ae tAoas
-. n sL'e'ai'rs 4ae value of ths
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
Greatly in Demand

Nothing is more in demas ,
medicine which meets modem .
mcnts for a blood and sysseu I,
such as DR.. Kings New IA
They s-e just what you NEED .
stomach and liver troubles N
AZ ]. @. Pcrry's drug gtorA V
antced.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
Big Athlete Fair

'.a-a's'oT Jal 12-Ths tig ,,h.
'''', .'', ia'F arrHgvd BY the Leonipi.,s,
A'a'S''' Association opens Aer, -.
ana laag'ng frOm tao aanbsr ~ =.
'.''N ' vA ee a higaly iatsros.sns
''' ,''-' 4as P50sesds Of the fair AZ
Y. ,s.'''.s1 .. 70 dofFay The expenses n -
A'liSeo contests duriag tie som.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
Notice % subssr,h.r.

OF the stock Of the Mutual Gamma
company are requested to meet Tues.
day, January 2sd, at 10 O'Clock at the
police court, Absolutely necessary that
all subscribers should be present, eth.
es oy person or proxy. BY order OF
chairman a.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
X-RAYS

Now they are calling Roosevelt the
"big boss"
Harry Murphy can draw, but his
rhymes cent.
II Walter wellman is going to take
the air route to the north pole, he
should see that Il is hot air.
If a mans head is turned by pret-
tv girls. he should keep out Of Salem,
or he will think his head is a top.
Duke. he Of tobacco fame, is in the
midst Of a sensational divorce suit. It
is the only real genuine "Duke's
mixture"
The Oregonian is increasing in cali.
Der; It used TO be 5000, which is good
for any distance, but now Il Is 7O.7o
on the telephone.
The Oregoniau Is responsible for the
statement that an Englishman, one
Englishman, jerome X. jerome, is hu.
morous. The oregonian i5 big enough
to take chances-and e did.
A dispatch from Forth Worth, Tex,
Saturday says that Lindsay Cooper
fell from a balloon distance Of 5000
feet And tho newspapers had 70 pay
tho Associated Press for tho further
information that he was killed.
According 70 tho testimony in tho.
Jennings murder trial, the family had
taste Of watermelon. jasper ato a
slice or two whilo helping dig bis faith.
cr q grave, and Dora and a man named
Chaplin took a feed Of the same ma.
tcrial az tho inquest.
The rich have their troubles Hetty
Green, the richest woman In America.
boarded a street car In New York 70.
Gently with only 80 cents IN her poek,
et, aud that was counterfeit. Tho
street ear conductor trusted her, and
at the ferry she had 20 borrow 8 cents
from fruit yeHdeT, lie credit was
good,
Two little skuhks by the roadside eat.
As an automobile rushed by,
And ono Of them heaysd a dolorous sob
And tear was In bis eye.
.oh' why do you weep, and why DO
you Sigh,
And why do you tremble and quaksl
/" Because the smell" said the other
skunk
"ls like mother used 70 make"
l., H. NiHcent's comments on modern
education in Sundays oFegonian are
surely uPto-date, and the subject
There Is as much practical utility On
the old minstrel problem as in much Of
the modern arithmetic, Years ago
Bones used 10 ask Tombouriue; eff itl
takes three men six DAYS 10 swim car.
h'h nine mikes up railroad track; how
long win il take an elephant to travel
i'om India to Egypt, leaving his trunk
o'n'nd and carrying his clean clothes
in a valisei"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

Galveston Tex Jan. I.
"stosch,' n schoolship Of Ne /.
navy. arrived here this morn
was received with condderati
aiasm. A national salute W.
from tho shoro battery, and d
In the harbor wore their holllr.
Of hags and bunting. TIE 4
remain hero a week, and a "a.
social functions have been afra
honor Of tho officers and eadssl
German ship.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

crown. which is composed Of gold, sill
vey and enamel, is about $1,000.
The course is in perfect condition
and every precaution has been taken
70 prevent accidents at the races
through some defect in the track.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
DAYT0NA
BEACH
RACES
Automobiles Of high Power
WiIl Clip Two Nile q
Minute Record

Daytona, F1a., Jan. 22.--Nevc were
the expectations Of the thousands Wh'
eongregato here 70 witness the great
trials Of speed between tho svifies'
automobiles Of ihe world pitched high
er than now. a. the opening Of The IA
nous Ofmond.Daytona Beach automo
bile races Several thousand auiomo
bnir,s from an over The world are here
besides several thousand who are not
auiomobilisis bot greatly interested 10
tte hns sport which Tho races prom
g.. Tho races are held, as IN former
years under che auspices Of The ilor.
ida East Coast Automobile association
and they promise 20 furpass all pre-
vious race meetings 10 The breaking
of records
Thero arc 10 all % entries by indiv.
idials With q total entry of i6j fof
ne various events of The meeting Tho
touring car races which figured IN lat
winters tournament. have been elm
ihaisd with the exception of one single
event II wa The opinion of many
.uho attended the races last January
thai ths running of stock ear raees was
uhinierosiing. and tha, The big pow
srsd racing mashiuss furulshed much
more excitement Tho Florida Auto
mobile association gave doe consider !
siion 10 ihs wishes n he patrons and /
eiiaiiuatsd all bot one u ihe touring
ear races
IN horss power che entrIes ihis year
show en- inefoass of more than 20 pof
cert, ard fof tts hrsi time 10 the bic
tofy II automobile racing two cars
one % $50 ana thc other of go0 horrs
possr v.ll b. sesn In competition. Of
thssa che $50 horao power ear is a.
trasiiuf che greatest Interest az u
vas huui To- ihis country and was of
tsfei specially for thIs race meeting
hy ALFRED q Vanderbilt. The machine
is q vondsrful piees of mechanical ari
and vin b. piloici by Paul sariori
ors n iho most famous fasius shauf
fsun 10 ths wufld. The goo hofsa pow
~ oaf Il narfurg and vii h. dfiy
81 ty usmery, anoihcf famous rasiug
shauneuf who von ihs lat Wander /
bit cup nse /,
Ahoihsf oar Hhlsh ls attracting con
Siderable lhisfesi and which l. likely
10 ~ rominrui iu ths rases 10 ths
iea hofss rovsf maehiae entered by
lisaiy ford. 10 isa singular fact that
~ foreign maehlnes are in enc ma
ialiiy amonE iho sutrios Mosi ~ che
Amsfirau af.nF enthusiasts Who win
b frrfsseuist .H le various usss
lave rlnusi itsif faith o. ma5t.uss ~
ioTslEu msts n
Thrrf s qu.is falling IN Iu tts|
auuhsf ~ amaisur drivers which d n
laiie uaiuul considering iho laur5u
'onnsfisi vih it, usmsuloas spssl
q ths auiauot.los 10 requires "a tto
IeaEt kuovie.ier ~ tte uash.u,s aB
fou ngfe and csl tea1 % ruis /.
J uashins viih safety at a clip of one
- tup mike a miuute william X |
'anasfbli Do. D b. Thomas auJ Wu /.
,Am Wallace vbose dnung arousri
nueh iaisfrst asi 1oaE vlI rat h. 7.
go 81 the shsti ttis year In hs|.
efinih.sn championship snI tto uor /.
aihiAa haudieap ~ tsu miles ths ou.
esify d A T. oulhoss ths ,ouus
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
WHAT
The TYPE
DOES
Total DspraYity Marks II
From the Day its DiStri.
button in the Cases

William Allen White, who writes
aorie, for tho Post, must have been
reporter on a daily newspaper in a
courtrv town himself. so well is he
versed in the trials and troubles Of
such a parsonage, and 50 perfectly
does he describe the feelings Of that
unfortunate being whose mistakes
and those Of others who handle his
eopv after him. and for which he is
IN no way responsible, are continu
ally spread before the public. In a
recent story he tells The experience
Of a young reporter who was so un.
lucky that he had less fear Of hand
ling dynamite than he had Of writing
local items
On one occasion Jimmy (for that
was bis name) wrote:
"The hem Of her skirt was attract.
iyply trimmed with pink crushed
roses. and he was in no way to
blame FOR the fact that the printer
accidentally Put an ''h' for a ak" in
skirt, though the woman's husband
chased Jimmy into a culvert across
Main street and kept him there most
of the forenoon, while tho cheering
crowd gathered and informed the in.
iurcd husband whenever Jimmy
tried 20 gee out Of either end Of his
prison.
Then again he wrote a touching
obituary notice over which he
placed the head. "Died-Mra Lint
an Gilsey." What was his horror
when tho paper came ont 90 end The
makeup man had put HE "dicd"
head over o hardware advertisement.
and This is the way it appcared'
ptEp-MRs LILLIAN GttsEY
Prepare for tho bot weather, my
good woman There is only one way
uowi ryt a gaa5linc stove Of Hurley
a Co. and you need not fear any "a.
iuro heat.
A wedding notice was mixed with
4 piece Of poetry, which reminds the
Chronicle Reporter of tho manner 90
which two Items In The Dalles paper
one referring 10 a house party and th,
other 20 a funeral, were interviewer a
few weeks ago,
But Jimmy got into trouble and lost
his job when a tramp printer accident
ally ton purpose) eaTblel funeral
noiice and au undertaken al thuslyi
"Tho solemn moan OF tho organ
had scarcely died away, like a qulv-
ring sob upon tho fragrant air
when the solemn procession Of citizens
began hling past the flower laden bier
10 view tho calm face OF their beloved
.ellow iowusmun. In the grief strlsk
m hush that followed might be heard
he stihel woe of some Ola eomrado as
10 paused Tor the last time before the
.otiin.
"At this particular time we desire
o call the attention Of our readers 10
he admirable work done by our hust
ing young undertake., J. n. Morgan
lie has boen in the rity but a short
tme, yet by bis efficient work and.
aTeful attenhon 10 duty he has built.
IP an enyiahls reputation ami an ex,
Silent custom among the best famn
90 Of tho city An work done with
,eatness aud dispatch. We strive to|
,lease.
"When the last sad mourner had
He'd out, the pan beavers took an
heir soFrowful task, and slowly. As
he hand played the Dead March IN
haul, the thToug in the street viewed
ne mortal remains Of Governor An.
roous start on their last long iour
'ey' The Dalles Chroui,le.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
.Petaluma
LEGISLATORS
And Brooders

This is the season Of the year =
gin thinking Of those early enc
With a Petaluma incubator y"
hatch a larger percentage OF egg
with any other machine, not eA''
mother hen.
They are a hot air machine-'
been proven TO be the best, and =.
chine is absolutely self-reguiauls
ways keeping an even temps
thus insuring a good hatch
nursery drawers just undeFne.,,
egg trays, so that when the eli'-
hatehed and come forward 70 ''' -
they drop into these, where th'!
dry and are ready to put ils 4,
brOOder. Can end let Us eKP''D
machine to you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

This reminds us of several eases ~
tr'uble that have. like a land slia.
swept down upon the korse editor ~
the Journal. Two years ago while
holding aowu chair aud 8rauipg a
salary on this paper, a distinguished
citizen Of Eugene drew his feet nm
into his bed aud psssed over 20 ioir
his fathers The obituary notice VS.
written by the diyor himself ana -
done up in paragraphs II was Wa,
written Too, touching on the virtues
OF the toeeased, and incidentally eo-.
mea'ing on the mystery OF death r,.
intelligent foreman in making nm 49,
paper "-s'''k the obituary for a h,
ot short city locals The v,v ~.
''o'n1 scattered The remains was N :
TeeoTL '1s
Again In an obituary roti,, whn.
the writer was running tho olE c,Ts
eaoa-e Tribune in Washington. The ls..
ter 80 dropped on Of the wo,S =, a..
mortality in the ssHteass. "shs rv.,
--"'ys hoping f0r inmortalitv.,, ana
'1' venerable wijower sin horss I.
uP against us ' "
Iasa asaia at Hood River. whna s-.
s-ss' IN sliding the Glasisr. ~n.
-, .,,.os' brought Us a touching little
P'sn about the Columbia rive- 80, =
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22

A little love, a little wealth,
A little home for you and n
lie all I ask, except good lu,l
Which comes with Rocky N1.
Tea.
DR.. stones Drug Store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-22
Sharples
Separators

We have been selling these @
for four years, and they are gi'.i 1
yeFsal satisfaction wherever -
account Of their simplicity and =
running.
Compare the enclosed, sale
gears on this machine with aig
built No oil cups to watch OF 81
TO catch your clothes Then, -
low supply can't saves yoH
Notice also on other separsi'"
number Of parts you have to W'''' !
compare these with the shaTpl'A
yet il win skim cleaner than aig
separator built, in actual tesi
because it is built right and Tuh'
Come and examine the masAiN
yourself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-18
Army Orders.

First Lieut.. Robert K. Spiller, 26th Infan-
try, acting quartermaster. has been re-
lieved from duty at Philadelphia, Pa, and
son to the officer in charge of the general
depot Of the quartermaster's department at
the latter place for duty as his assistant.
The following named officers have been
detailed to represent the medical depart
ment Of the army at the fifteenth annual
meeting Of the Association of Military Sur
geons of the United States. to be held in
Buffalo, N. Y, September II to IA. 1905:
Col. Valery Hazard assistant surgeon
general Capt. Powell C. Fauntleroy, as
sistant surgeon. Col. Hazard will proceed
to Buffalo In time to attend the meeting
and upon the adjournment Of the associa-
ton will return to his proper station.
Capt. Fauntleroy will proceed to Buffalo
not later than September 8, 1905, and upon
the adjournment of the association will re-
turn to Camp Roosevelt Mount Gretna, Pa.
First Lieut.. David Y. Beckham, Artillery
Corps, recruiting officer Savannah, Ga.
has been ordered to Tillman and Ridgeland
evidence necessary to complete the trial of
an enlisted man now before a general
court-martial at Fort Screven, Ga, and
upon completion of this duty will return to
his proper station after each visit.
Second Lieut.. Lee Hagood, Artillery
Corps, has been ordered to his home, where
he is authorized to await retirement from
active service.
The resignation of Second Lieut. CLAYTON
II. Board. Philippine Scouts. has been ac-
copied by the President, to take effect No
vember 30, 1906 :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-18
MAILING ANNUAL REPORTS.
Those of Bureau Of Education Sent
From the Printing Office.

New methods of mailing the annual report
are being tried by the bureau Of education,
and the innovation may work a general re-
organization in the government mailing
service. 1t is a simple change but one that
ought to recommend itself to the Keep COM
mission. 1t consists simply in eliminating
one haul and three landings of the report
by having the work done at the government
printing office. instead of at the bureau.
Heretofore the annual report which is in
two volumes. in editions of 10000 each. has
been run Off at the printery, loaded on
wagons and brought to the bureau There
1t was wrapped and addressed and taken out
again. loaded on wagons and sent to the
post office. where 1t went the way Of all
mail matter. Now the work Of wrapping
and addressing is done at the printing Office
and the scheme has worked well with this
years report.
The bureau force has been sent to the
printery, and they say that they have not
only had better quarters to work in but
they have been able to get or on an average
of 1,GO0 volumes day. instead of Lion
This in itself is considerable saving. 1t is
quite possible that the plan may be ex-
tended so as to enable some of the other
bureaus and departments to dispense with
one haul of the annual reports and other
weighty volumes by concentrating the work
of this sort at the printing ONCE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-08-18
TO NAME CANDIDATE,
Interest in Prince George County
Democratic Convention.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd. August 16, 1906.
Interest Is being manifested in the demo-
cratic convention to be held here Septem-
Der H. to select five delegates to represent
Prince George county in the congressional
convention in Baltimore. September 6, for
the purpose Of nominating candidate to
oppose Representative Sydney E. Mudd re-
Gently nominated for reelection by the re-
pubicans of the fifth congressional dis
trict. 1t seems to be conceded that Mr.
Geo. M. Smith, railroad man Of Bowie,
will receive the five votes of the delegates
chosen at the convention. The relative
strength of the alleged factions in the
democratic party. headed by Aquila T.
Robinson of Brandywine district chairman
of the county central committee and State
Senator VIM. B. Clagett of Melwcod dis
said to be probable that the test will be
when the convention is organized. Already
there is considerable concern shown in the
split that occurred during the recent ses-
sion of the legislature.
At that time, ii is understood, Senator
Clagett wanted a place in the court house
for Marlboro constituent. Mr.. Robinson,
it is explained declined to provide the
place. AS a result the party in Prince
George county is understood to be divided.
The faction that wins In the primaries to
be held August %, it is stated, will proba-
bly, have the naming of the candidates for
county officers in the summer of 1907