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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-01

Capt. James e. Mitchell of Fort Will
Jams. Portland, adjutant of the East
ern Artillery District, inspected Co. X,
1st Reg. n. c. S. NJ, of Brunswick,
Tuesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-01

The Mexican lap cog is the smallest
member Of the dog family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-01

Roscoe c. Emery of Eastport was elect
ed tennis manager Wednesday night. and
Arthur c. Libby of Portland assistant
manager.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-01

The hearing then closed.
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of Representative Gardner of Michigan.
She viii be assisted by Mrs. Edward Lind
Morse, Mrs. William Il. Carr and Mrs
Washington Gardner. Miss Gardner viii
sing during the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Lulley and son Julius
will be at home this evening from to 10
o'clock. e04 Westminster street, between
9th and 10th and 8 and 7 streets.
Mr.. Walter Brown Fairfield OF the
United States coast and geodetic survey,
who has been stationed in the Philippines
for two years, has returned to Washing
ton. Mr.. and Mrs Fairfield are keeping
house at 1713 De Sales street.
Lieut.. Arthur Fairfield of the Olympia,
now at Norfolk spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Fairfield
Thursday evening Mrs Charles 8. Rem
shaw Of 1921 Whitney avenue northwest
entertained The Jolly Twelve" Euchre
Club at a Japanese euchre. The parfors
In which the guests played were beautifully
decorated in Japanese effect. The ladies
were attired in pretty Japanese kimonas
and the gentlemen wore bright colored
Japanese caps, presented by their partners
japanese prizes awarded, after which a
dainty lunch was served. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles s. Renshaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter p. Scott Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
l.. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Wright,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sonnerman Mr. and
Mrs Thomas NJ Stern, Mr. and Mrs Pate,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lamberton of Oil
City, Pa.
Mrs. Foraker, one of the most constant
of capital hostesses. Is also one of the
most handsomely gowned upon all occasions
which require it. The Foraker home on
10th street has every facility for entertain
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and Mrs. George W. Fowler. jr.. and little

and Mrs. George w. Fowler. Jr.. and rttie
daughter.
Mrs. w. n. sholes WIN be at home Mon
day. February IL. from to 9.
Miss Jeanette ". Nolan entertained at
her home, 325 Tth street northeast. Monday
last Piano selections and violin solos were
rendered by Mr.: Fox OF Baltimore. Ine
Misses Nolan OF 32j 7th street northeast
have as their guest Miss Florence O'Con-
nor of New York for an indefinite visit.
Mrs. Richard Sylvester. 1223 Euclid
street. viii not be at home tomorrow, pue
win receive Monday, February 10.
Col. NJ B. Adams, Corps of Engineers.
and Mrs. Adams are at the Richmond Ho-
tel and expect to remain in the city until
February Is.
Mrs. James Hughes. wife Of Representa-
tive Hughes of West Virginia, and MIS-.
Harry woodward wife of Representative
woodward. gave tea Tuesday at their
apartments at the Rochambeau. The re-
ception room was beautifully decorated
with palms and carnations. Those who as
sisted were Mrs A. w. Patterson and Mrs
Gudger. wife of Representative Gudger,
and Mrs. Trowbridse.
Mrs Campbell, wife of Representative
Philip P Campbell of Kansas, received last
Tuesday at her apartments at the Cumber-
land
Mrs Thiel is spending a week with
friends in Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs Anna Tally Webber has sold her
home on " street northwest and has taken
an apartment at the Cairo for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. Calab Sears of Newton
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street, Mt. Pleasant, will give a reception
next Friday evening, February 10, at 8
and wife.
Mrs. Eliza Miller of Brookville spent
several days in the city last week visiting
her daughter, Miss Nell Miller, at the Cum
berland.
Mrs. woodward, wife of Representative
woodward of West Virginia is entertain
ing her friend, Mrs. Louise Holiday Of
Huntington, w. Va.
Representative James Hughes and wife
were host and hostess at a dinner last
FRIDAY evening in honor of some of their
constituents.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph strasburger left on
Thursday for a trip to Florida
Miss Bessie Cohen, who was the guest
of Mrs. Leo Baum for several weeks, has
returned to her home in Baltimore.
Mrs. Leo Baum spent few days in Bal
timore last week.
Mrs. Sydney Reizenstein of the Dupont
is visiting relatives in New York
Mrs. N. Peyser. Mrs. Morris Ganss and
Master Harold Ganss returned Monday
Newport News. Va. Mrs Ganss and son
leave for their home in New York today
Mr. and Mrs. Sydney c. Kaufman. for
merly of the Braddock. have taken an
apartment In the Bedford on (California)
street northwest.
The Phoenix Club gave its first anniyer-
sary dance at the Shoreham Hotel Mon
day night last. The ball room was beau
tifully decorated with plants and cut flow
ers and with brown ana white the colors
of the club. During the intermission sup
ra1 No. -
Misses Clara Strauss, Camille Herman.
Leona Young. Flora Bernheiner. Cora
Sommers Irene Sornmers, Hartense Sond-
heimer; Sadie; ,,, Eiseman Meryl Goldsmith.
Helene Stern, Estelle Hauo, Merriam
Schoneman of Baltimore, Mae Hirsh Le-
ona Hirsh. Maud FeilheImer,> and Messrs.
Phil Herman. Leon Pretzfelder, Eugene
Young. Clarence Grosner. Leo Ffshel, Ma
than Frank. Alvin Newmeyer. Howard sig
mund. Goldie Sigmund. Herbert Guggen-
ger. Milford Stern. Myer Loeb. Edgar Kauf
man. Milton Kronheinu. Phil Kronheim.
Percy Hirsh, Norris Simons and Bert
Cohen.
Miss Savina Goldsmith entertained Nom
day in honor of Miss Name d. Bachrach of
Misses Stern. Loeb. Baer. Leon and Engel,
and DIR. Leon, B. Wollberg, M Baer. u.
Greenbaum. NJ. Baer, s. Steinberger, ].
Michaeiis and ]. Leon.
Cards have been received for the mar
riage of Mr.. Harry A. Kaufman OF New
York, formerly of this city. and Miss Bes-
STE Adler of Baltimore. The wedding. which
takes place at the home OF the bride Thurs
day. February a. viii be a small AFFAIR,
only near relatives of the bride and groom
having been invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Lyon are at the
Cairo.
Mr. and Mrs. Lulays of Westminster
street held large reception at their home
on Monday. Those who assisted were Mrs
L. Schoenthal. Mrs. Pach. Mrs. ii. Kahn,
Mrs. Levy and Miss Loeb. The decorations.
which were very pretty. were In green and
pink A buffet supper WAS served with
Mrs l. Schoenthal presiding.
A euchre was given by Miss Cora SOM
mers Tuesday afternoon. when the prizes
were won BY Miss Clara Strauss and Miss
Camille Herman. Red and white. the Vest
ern High School coIors. pred0minated In
the decorations Those present were Mis1s
Maud Garner Of Newport News. Va: MIS-
Leona Young Miss JeRnnetfe GAnE6s MlG9
Gussfe Brock, Miss Flora BefnhAffpexs MIS-:
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Mrs. j. d. Terrill and Miss Terrill, 1884
Vermont avenue, win be at home Tuesdays,
February IL and 20.
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Mrs. David Moore and Mrs. Gilbert E.
Nandercook of Wisconsin, at the Loudoun
East Capitol street, will not receive tomor-
row, but will be at home the 10Th and 26th
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Mr. John Vardaman of Mississippi Is in
the city to place in college his niece, the
daughter OF GOV. Vardaman.
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Announcement Is maae of the engage
meut of Miss Clara Catherine Westing-
house. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Herman Westinghouse of New York and
niece of Mr.. George Westinghouse, TO Mr.
Charles William Fletcher OF Boston No
date has been set for the wedding
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The following congressional women OF the
Driscoll, Mrs. Frank B. F'ulkerson of Mis-
souri, Mrs. Frank S. Dickson and Mrs. u. J..
Riyes of Illinois, will receive together to-
morrow from to 6.
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musical was given by Mr. and Mrs
Willie w. Greenwell of Do East Capitol
street Thursday afternoon. February s.
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Owing to the continued Illness of the lat
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. l. y. Brooke of North
Chevy Chase. Md, VIII be for the present
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Vermillon of Cap
{tol Hin
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Mrs. Bromwell and Miss Constable. 1147
Connecticut avenue, will be at home on
February IA and 81.
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Miss Eleanor Wayne Parker of Washing
ton, daughter of Representative Parker of
New Jersey. spent last week in Boston with
Mrs. Ronald Lyman and Mrs. Henry Park
man. Her sister, Miss Alice Gordon Parker,
is the guest for the greater part of the sea-
son of Mrs. Roger Wolcott.
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Mr.. and Mrs ]. C. Goodrich and family
and Mrs. /. l.. Ormsby of this city, mother
of Mrs. Goodrich, sailed the past week from
San Francisco for Japan, and will stop q
month en- route at Honolulu.
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The Nonpariel Euchre Club was enter
tanned Friday last at No. CIT 9Th street, the
hostess being Miss Jennie Pettitt First
prizes were won by Mr.. s. L. Heacock and
Miss s. Rollins; second by Mr.. and Mrs
Broadbent, after having played until IL
pm. The club, consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
81. Heacock, Mr.. and Mrs. J. RI Haas,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Broadbent Miss j.
Rollins and Mr.. D. Brittle and Mr. Ennis,
adjourned to the dining room. where q
dainty supper was prepared
:. Mrs. Charles Hayes Burras Of Chicago.
Ill. accompanied by her daughters, Misses
Ruth. Helen and T6rressa. are at the home
of her father Capt William NJ Meredith.
1910 Girard street northwest. for FORT
nights sojourn.
Mrs. Cyrus Mantx. Miss Grace Mantz. as
sisted by Mrs Milton Mantx, will be at
home to their friends tomorrow from TO Z.
At the residence OF Miss WiIheImina c.
Schumacher: the Van Cortland. Mount
Wednesday evening by the election of the
following officers: President Mr.. n Pur-S
sell Ewing; vice president, Miss WHhelmina
c. Schumacher: secretary, Miss b Elizabeth
Taggart: treasurer. Mr.. O. Glenn Cowhick
those mentioned. are: Miss Eta Louise
Taggart Miss Margaret r. Handy. Mtss
Katherine Pauline Tavenner. Miss n. Eiixa-.
beth Gardner. Miss Gertrude G. Condron.
Powsli Miss Grace Kerfoot, M. winism Il.
Comedy, Mr.. Lawrence b. Mnxxy, Mr. Rob
ert Reineck, Mr.. Joseph H0Fnbalef. Mr..
Gerald 81 Martinda1e, Mr. G. ~. TImper,
Mr.. Farnsworth and Or. Hrane
fos1eWlne prtzes were awarded: Bixst. Miss
W1ktatuIna g. 8churnse3eF n41d M. Law
fence 3 Mursy seepnd, T. ar1nr6t {.
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Mrs Forbes will be at home Monday, Feb
ruary 10, from 8 to &, assisted by her guest.
Mrs William A. Megrath of New York. and
her daughters, Mrs. II. w. Silsby and Miss
Forbes. IL street northwest.
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Miss Henrietta E. Carpenter of 1925 18th
street Is visiting her aunt at the Waldorf
Astoria. New York, for the balance of the
winter.
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Miss Naneen Mitchell was among the
bridesmaids at the Stockton-Head wedding
recently In Boston, and wore a princess
dress of pale blue chiffon over satin. pale
blue velvet hat with blue plumes and pink
roses, and carried pink roses
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Miss Hortense Sondheimer will be at home
Thursday evening from TO 10. in honor OF
her guest, Miss Eichengr,sen of Philadel-
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Mrs. Mortimer w. Acheson will be at
home Thursday, February 10. at the Cum
berland.
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A enchre was given by Miss Cora SOM
mers Tuesday afternoon. when the prizes
were won by Miss Clara Strauss and Miss
Camille Herman. Red and white. the West
ern High School coIors, predominant ted In
the decorations Those present were Mis1
Maud Garner Of Newport News. Va: Mtea:
Ileona Young. Miss JeRnnetfe {SAnso. MIN
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
To Test Submarine Boats.

Washington, ID. c.. Sept, 5.--The
board OF naval officers detailed for
the purpose of determining upon
"a program for submarine tests and
trials hereafter. has held one or two
sessions and has discussed the sub
Ioct In a preliminary way II is pur-
posed TO device u means OF testing
the relative qualities OF rival sub
marines, with view of obtaining In
the next lot OF boats OF that type
purchased for the naval service a
vessel which shall represent de-
olded Improvement on the existing
boasts The board Is preparing TO
so into such questions as structural
features and the special equipment.
such as the method of observation
when the boat ia below the surface
.ot tho water. Another subject which
Is TO be taken up Is that OF machin.
cry, In the hope that there may be
some development by the installation
OF a motor power which will Increase
the radius OF action, Il viii also be
determined whether the ability OF
the submarine TO maiutain itself at
sea away from the base OF supplies
may not be increased still another
question to be taken up IA that which
has 60 do with the Accommodations
for officers and crew on board, 10
the end that there may be greater
comfort while occupants OF the sub.
marines are Imprisoned within the
hull The use OF the submarine I'm
connection with tho coast defense
has added 20 liza practical value and
the board viii make a good special
report with Wow 20 the employ
ment OF the submarines as an ad.
junet 90 submarine mining and other
forms OF under water defense OF the
harbors. There are two completed
Soata In rivalry aud a third win soon
be offered. which Is promised 20 be
\ remarkable improvement over all
previous types ever offered.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
Smiles

When the swimming in the river
is no longer good the Y. NJ. c. A.
pool will be opened.
Those new electric cars on High
street are only temporary. Wait till
you see the big through cars to Port
land.
1t is a cold day when the local pol
itician is not doing things. We still
have a number of people who have
nothing else to do.
1t is not quite in the regular old
Salem way to have a public improve
ment go through without being en-
Joined once or twice.
The Smiles man has had a great
compliment. A young lady who
clerks in hardware store says he
looks like Sunny Jim.
This is the time of the year to
push your business in the news
papers. Don't push it too hard. You
might have more business than you
could attend to.
In spite of many other attractions
like the state fair. State Develop
ment League and Boise Irrigation
Congress, the Forest Grove conven-
tion will be a hummer.
Walter Lyon, of the Independence
West Side, is probably married. He
cannot be reached by mail, phone or
telegraph. Nothing else could so
completely take a man off the face of
the earth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
BREAD
FAMINE
LlA8|
Salem Bakeries Will Ee,,
to Thier Greate,tV
Capacity

A bread famine is among n.
sibilities at Salem the comm, i
Bread will probably be shlD0.l
from mother towns to meet y,
mand. Salem bakeries are r,I
full capacity and putting on \
shifts. Two concerns. with
loaves per day capacity, bau
tracts from hop yards and st,,,|
orders that almost take their i,
product. The hotel orders are
ling up, and some of the hal,
have pulled all delivery wagon
the hop yards. One bakery ba,
fused all orders from dealers.
Bakers complain that prices /,
trade are too low-3S loayes
dollar, while the retailer get
a loaf, or Csc profit on a do,
worth of bread. Fourteep.O
loaves are being made for som
the trade. One bakery sells
loaves for Csc. and will gil o,
for no less.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
FIVE HOUR
BALL GAME
IN BOSTON
Twenty four Innings Played Before Game
Was Decided

A new league record was establish
cd September /. at Boston, when
Philadelphia defeated Boston, TO /,
IN twenty-four inning game lasting
nearly Ave hours. An advertised
double-heador brought out large
crowd. but II was impossible TO play
the second game. on account of dark
ness
In only one occasion, so far as
recorded, has this number of innings
been exceeded. In 1895 n game be-
tween Fargo and Grand Forks. at
DEVILS Lake. N. d., lasted twenty
ave innings, The second longest
game ON record prior To the game
was the Harvard Manchester game OF
twenty-four innings, played on Bos-
ton Common, twenty-nlne years ago.
Only three major league games
approach the present record, each
having lasted twenty innings. In
tho thirty-six years OF professional
ball IN this city only three games ex
tended beyond fifteen innings. and
the Philadelphia American team was
the victor ia all three, One was a
sevontoen'innlng game, in leO2. the
second was twenty-innlng game.
July ith last year. aud the third was
todays game.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
Cure for Sick-TIeadocbe

We had a letter the other day
from lady in the town of Boulder
Colo, that should be of interest to
people who are troubled with spells
OF sick headache. She writes that
she had these spells about four times
a week, was obliged to go to bed and
remain there from to 10 hours
each time. Had been troubled this
way for several years, and the at
taeks became more frequent. Doc
tors done her no good, she tried
dieting as every body said II was
from her stomach. Seeing an adyer-
tisement OF DR.. Gums Improved
Liver Pills, which said, they cure
SICK headache by removing the
cause she decided to try one mora
and sent so cents for two boxes She
said she had taken the last pill more
'han months ago, has not had a
SICK spell Of any kind for over :
months Druggists sells these pills
,or zoe per box. 1t only takes one
Tor a dose, they cure sick headacbe
every time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
SALEM
OPEN
TOWN
During Visit of State Develop
ment League Delegates

The executive committee OF the
Commercial Club had a session yes
terday and requested the Business
Mems League TO cooperate with the
Commercial Club In securing n clos
ing agreement by which all factories
and places of business will shut
down Wednesday of the state fair
week-on Salem day.
A committee reported that ar
rangoments had been completed for
taking all the delegates of the State
Development League on an excursion
out over the General Electric line
south to the rock quarry and over
the improved streets, and also north
over the Oregon Electric line to Che
mawa, to visit the government In
dian school, The excursion will come
on Thursday morning, and will be
for the reception committee and del
egates
4 resolution was passed asking
citizens to report all spare rooms to
Salem hotels, so that accommoda-
tions might be available for all the
visitors. The hotels are going TO be
unable 10 accommodate all who want
rooms, and private citizens having
rooms should Immediately report
them TO the various hotels OF the city
This is a very important matter, and
persons having single spare room
should give In their name. street
number and price for the room.
A resolution was adopted asking
the Business Mems League to coop
crate In securing the decorations OF
the streets with flags. bunting and
electric lights.
Secretary Turner has sent out ele-
CANT invitations from the CONNER
oial Club TO all commercial bodies In
the state, asking them to De present
at the Development Convention. and
rendering them the freedom OF the
city. Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday will be the biggest days in
the history OF the fair. and tho big
gest days for the Capital City that
ever happened Business men are
all preparing for an immense trade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05

There is more catarrh in this
ito nof the country than all q
diseases put together, and until
last few years was supposed to b
durable. For a great many y
doctors pronounced it a local
ease and prescribed local rene
and by constantly failing to
with local treatment, pronounce
incurable. Science has proven
tarrh to be a constitutional dis
and therefore requires constitute
treatment. Halls Catarrh d
manufactured by F. ]. Cheney &
Toledo, o., is the only constitutI
cure on the market. 1t is taken Il
nally In doses from 10 drops
teaspoonful. 1t acts directly on
blood and mucuous surfaces Of
system. They offer Que hum
dollars for any case it fails to Q
Send for circulars and testimon
Address: F. ]. CHENEY &
Toledo, Ohio
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for
stipation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
STATE NEWS

Out of 81 cases on the ~
court docket for Coos county I
are for divorce.
The Portland Maroons nov J
the state amateur champ'oI :
having defeated the Springneiu :
Sunday by score of Z TO o.
Prof. ]. NJ. Hyde. head OF -.
partment of mining In the Uhn''
of Oregon, has resigned TO take 7,
sition in a mining company -
leo.
Monte Briggs. of Ashlanu' :,
sworn out a warrant for tns !
of Guy Hammitte. also OF I !,
having been robbed by him o. :
$50 and some wearing appaie., =,
robbery was committed In fO'
The U. of o. football prV
are bright for the coming yea'' !,
will play the Rugby game Inc !,
viii be composed OF such wen ~,
men as, captain and left ena'
Ter; right end. Moores; cent? '.,.l
Hug; quarterback, Jack lAa'.
right guard. Moullen; isn is',,,sul
Arnspiger; right tackle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05

Gently lost his life In the east, twirled
for the Capital City team. Last year
Los Angeles defeated Tacoma by a
score of to IN seventeen innings.
and little later Tacoma defeated
Los Angeles by the same score In the
same number of innings. The long
est game in California was between
Lodi and stockton, Ferguson of the
later team scoring the only run OF
the game In the twenty-second In.
ming.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05

interest is a milking machine which
will be on exhibit in the creamery
building. This is the first public
demonstration of the milking ma
chine in the wirld. This machine is
being used successfully in a large
dairy near Portland but it has never
been on exhibition. AS this In an
invention which has been worked up
on for years it will, beyond doubt,
be a valuable attraction.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05

California also holds record or
two for long gamea. In the Coast
league AT Oakland, Sacramento aud
Oakland wont nineteen innings with
the zane a tie, Schmidt pitched for
Oakland aud AIN Thomas. who re.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05
Peace Among Delaware Republicans.

i"ace Among Delaware Republicans.
Dover. Del. Sept. 6.--The Joint
Republican state convention OF the
union Republicans and the regular
Republicans will meet here this M.
ternoon. Through the Efforts OF
Senator Alice and ex-senator Rail-. a
compromise was effected some time
ago and harmony once more restored
between the warning factions OF the
party, The convention was called
for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate for congress and candidates
Tor state treasurer and auditor OF ae.
counts. The convention win also So.
lect a new state committee OF twelve
members. The restoration OF har.
mony In tho Republican party has
sreAtiy improved the prospects Al
the coming election.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-09-05

The salem Military Band viii slve
an open air concert this evening In
wilson Avenue. This win bs the last
svealng program before the fair.