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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07
InstItnte had AumsYIlle.

County School superintendent w.
NJ. Smith returened from the lnsti-
tute held at Aumsville and reports
the following program a great sue
cess:
Geography ...........A. A. G. Baker
English I'm the 9th Grade"
................E T. Marlatte
How TO Teach Biography"
..,,., Miss Lizzie Cornelius
School Management" j. S. Cuban
Primary Numbers" j. NJ. Powers
Exercise by pupils of Aumsville
School.
About 20 teachers were present.
Parents and children present. and
visitors. were treated 20 a magnifi-
cent spread at the noon hour.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07

The report OF u, H. LOoney, super
intendent OF the Reform school.
shows that during the past quarter
there has been expended on general
expenses. S7.O2Ass. aud from the
improvement fund. SlltsO The re-
port. which was read and approved
at the meeting of the board. consist
ing OF Governor Chamberlain, Secre-
tary oi State Benson and state
Treasurer steele, shows that at the
present times there are lie pupils
Ga the institution; there being. on
the first OF January. los. since when
e5 have been admitted, rs dis
charged, I escaped and on leave OF
absence. Rupert ID. Hoswell has
been put on parole, in charge OF his
ssother. Mrs. G. A. Roswell. OF Ta-
coma. clarepoe Harvey has also
heen paroled in the care OF his moth
err
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07
A Twentr.Year sentence .

IL have just completed a twenty
year health sentence. imposed by
Bucklen's Arnlca Salye. which cured
me of bleeding piles just twenty
years ago" writes o. s. Woolever, OF
LeRaysville. n. Y. Bueklen's Arinea
Salve heals the worst sores, boils,
burns, wounds and cuts In the short
est time. 25o az J. c. Perry's drug
sire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07
Ror New Wall.

An ordinance for the laying OF a
wooden sidewaly on the east side
OF Commercial street from ID street
to tho North Mill creek has been
prepared by City Attorney Keyes and
will be presented 10 the council. at
It's meeting tonight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07

Is caused by stagnation OF the
liver and bowels To get rid of II and
headache and blllousness and the
poison that brings jaundlce, take
Dr. Kings New Life Pills. the reli-
able purifiers that do the work with.
out grinding or gripping. 25c at }.
C. Perry's drug sire.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07
LOCAL OPTION
THE ISSUE

was framed by Mayor Rodgers, ana
A committee consisting of Council
men Moores, Frasure and Eldridge,
and which is one of the most
modern liquor license ordinances in
existence, failed TO come up before
the council meeting last night owing
to the adjournment taken by that
body TO attend the banquet rendered
IN honor Of the union between the
Boosters clnb and the board OF
trade.
The new license provides that pri-
vate boxes must be eliminated from
the saloons; that no women patrons
or minors be allowed in the saloons;
that the portion of saloons facing
on the street be glass for a width OF
10 feet from a height of Ave feet
above the ground TO eight feet
above, glass to be clear and nothing
20 obstruct the view from the street
no habitual drunkards or those in
toxicated at the time TO be served:
no saloon to be within 400 feet of
any school; requiring the licensing
OF private bars in clubs (havIng
more than 1900 shuare feet In floor
epace). and also the requiring of a.
license from a restaurant.
The amounts OF the licenses for
saloons, drug stores. restaurants
was 10 have been fixed by the coun
ell. II is probable II will be taken
up and passed ut the next meeting.
The following matters we're taken
mp AMI acted upon by the conncll:
Resolution to improve State
street from Church TO Commercial
grading the entire street according
TO the specification on nle with the
city recorder. The space between
the rails OF the Portland Railway,
Light a. Power company and the
Oregon Electric company and one
and one-half outside OF the rails will
be assessed TO the respective COM
panies.
Resolution 10 construct n cement
sidewalk. 3 feet wide. ON the south
side OF Court street from waverly
20 Sixteenth.
Resolution TO improve Court
street from Church to Eighteenth
by grading and changing curbs TO
make street uniform width OF 80
feet.
Resolution repeating ordinances
$40 and cas- relating TO improving
OF State and other streets. which
have become dead-letters owing 10
late ordinances.
Resolution for construction OF
fiye-foot wooden sidewalk on west
aide OF Capitol street from Union to
ID. and south side OF ID street from
Capitol 10 Seventeenth.
Resolution TO construct hve-foot
wooden sidewalk along east side OF
Commercial street from ID 10 North
Mil creek.
= tition for continuing alley now
running from Fourteenth To Fif-
teenth street, through TO Seven
teenth.
Resolution 10 improve Broadway
by grading from North Mill creek
60 Madison street and by removing
Portland Railway, Light s Power
company 20 street center.
Resolution TO improve Winter
street from North MIL creek TO Fair
grounds road, The Improvement
will be is feet wide and will also
include the removing OF the bridge
Rt the junction OF Winter street with
ths Playground read and the hlling
IN OF the ditch. which is dry. TO the
roa1 level.
Resolution improving Hood street
by grading aud removal OF Portland
Railway Light a Power company
tracks TO street center.
The council then adjourned nntn
Thureday evening In order 10 az
tend the boosters banquet IN n
body.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07
Now NotarIes.

James ID. Hart. Portland; II, H..
Haghes. Boring; Walter stringham,
Imbler; J, o. Stremmler, Myrtle
Point; John S. Coke, Marshfield; n,
A. Harris, Jno. p. Sharkey Portland.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07
Weak
Hearts

Upon the heart action
depends not only health,
but life. 0ver-work,
worry, great mental eff
fort, sickness, or any un-
usual strain upon the
nervous system, affects
the heart, by increasing
its labOrS. In this hustlipg
age it is not surprising
that one person in four
hasaweakheart. DIR. Miles
Heart Cure strengthens
the heart nerves and mus
cles and restores healthy
activity.
Il wrote the Miles Medical Co. ask
tng advice as Z vas suffering with
s SsSr 9od had paa en n sI my S'Ss heart IGF hack S
and left slde, and had not been able
90 draw "a deen breath for two years.
Any little eNertion would cause palpi.
tation. and ! could not he on nv left
side. without suffering. They advised
Dr, Miles Heart Cure and Ncryine,
which | took With the result that I
am In hettcu hesith than I ever Was
before. having gvi',nd li pounds since
commenced tai az q. 7 took about
thirteen bottles Of The tv.n meGicinna
and haven't been troubled ane blt
With my heart since. I recommend
u 10 every owe suffering as I ana. i"
MRS III ~ THOMAS
Upper Saniusky. OHIO.
Or. Miles Heart Cure Il sold ~
your druaaist, Nh, will Guarantee IN n
the nrtt bottle Tii benefit N Il fala
hs ~lu relund Sour money.
Miles Medical Co. EIkhart, Ind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-04-07

Women With good eompiexlons are
never homely, Good blood makes
geod oomplexions. Lanes Family
Medicine makes good blood. An
dguEglsfs seu 4 Cor IS cents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
1T is W. ]. BRYAN
AND ]. W. KERN
Indiana Man Unanimously Selected as
Bryan's Running Mate.
AL HIS RIVALS WITHDREW
Instead Of Placing 5roward In Nomi-
nation Florida oraelousIy Gave Way
to Missouri In Order That Gov.
FOLK Might Second Nomination.

Denver, Col, july 1l.--When the
National Democratic Convention held
its session yesterday afternoon. il was
very clear that the great majority OF
the delegates favored John w. Kern
OF Indiana for Vice.President News
had come from Falrview that Bryan
would be pleased to have MIR Kern
as running mate and those closest
60 the Commoner began work Ia earn.
est for the Hoosier statesman.
Owing TO the hoarseneBs OF Chair.
man Clayton, ollie James OF Kentucky
took the gavel and call OF States
for vice-Presldential nomination was
made.
Alabama was the FIRST on the list
and yielded TO Indiana. when Thomas
r. Marshal, Democratic candidate for
Governor OF that State. took the plat
form. and In an eloquent speech
placed Mr. Kern Ia nomination. The
Indiana delegates he'd the cheering
Colorado named Charles A. Towne
OF New York. but while the applause
was great, there was no scene OF un-
usual enthusiasm. Connecticut nam.
ed Archibald Mcneil. and Georgia
named Clark Howell. When Florida
was called Il gave way TO Missouri ia
order that Governor Fole could aae-
ond Mr.. Kern's nomination
Idaho seconded Townes nomina.
ton and Acting Chairman James
turned over the gavel to J. Hamilton
Lewis OF Chicago, and took the floor
TO second the nomination OF Mr..
Kern.
Various other States fell In the
Kern column. and seeing that tho
nomination OF the indlanian was as
sured. Mr.. Towne Withdrew and also
seconded the nomination OF Kern.
Howell OF Georgia also Withdrew.
The others amid Wild enthusiasm
we're also Withdrawn, and when the
motion was made 90 make the n0mi.
nation Of Kern unanimous, there was
storm OF ayes" aud no opposing
vote.
Resolutions OF thanks were passed
TO the Denver people for their hospt
tallty and 10 Thomas Taggnrt, the 70.
firing National chairman, and az li23
o'clock the convention adjourned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
GEORGIA LEGISLATURE.
Debate Was Continued THURSDAY on
stat, Road Extension.

Atlanta, July 1lA--,Debate on the
measure to extend the state road on
Thursday to the sea was continued In
the house. When vote can be had
on section one OF the bill Is matter
OF grave doubt. many believing the
debate viii be continued into next
week.
A number OF local bills and one gen.
eral bin was that to raise the age for
doing road duty from l6 to 81 years
OF age and make the limits u 10 80
years OF age.
After three-hour session OF the
house committee on appropriations
that body adjourned without making
a Recommendation tabling all messages
until Tuesday. July a. Bills were IN.
hand calling for an appropriation OF
half million dollars.
The Joint committes from the mouse
and senate appointed 10 report bin
providing for the proper disposition Of
tho felony convieis. completed It's Ia,
bors By adopting without chanRe tna
bin rs prepared BY the subcommit-
tee. and the measure will be reported
to the house, and senate. The new
bill, which win take the place OF tae
Holder bill on the house calendar and
thus acquire precedence, contains
some interesting provisions
The senate committee on public
roads held short session Thursday
and voted 70 recommend favorably the
bill by Senator Boyd which provides
for a macadamizcd road from aud be.
tween every county site In tho state
This is one Of the most important
measures which VIII claim the atten-
'tion Of the members OF the general
assembly at this session.
After discussing for more than two
hours the bin by Senator whaiey to
amend the constitution 20 AZ TO pro-
vide new way for the establishment
OF new counties. the senate. without
having taken any action on The meas,
ure. adjourned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12

nDaKlaayliie. Ca, July n --ss y.
Geer. superintendent On Lois cotton
mills and q pFomlneHt man ~ thls
place bad one leg bFoksh and wan -
Farely crushed ~ a switch engine ~
Lois cotton mills here Tha injuries
are not cohslfsfed serious enough %
prove fatal bat Il IL coo early NJ thia
iime b tsii exArgly h0W a@fioua fhey
are iie WA attempting ts cross fas
track and " h thought thAt Ne aiA not
see enc switch engine spproaehlnm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
ouEsa LIZ or LIonrNIno.
Alabama Man Passes Through pseu
liar Experiences.

var GSpertvnees
Decatur. Ala. July III Elmer
Glover. q railroad man. who resides
AZ Moulton Heights, suburb OF the
DccatuFs. passed through peculiar
experience and one which he will not
soon forget a. ho lay quietly sleeping
In a bedroom a. his home.
During a thunder storm lightning
struck n mstai clothes line, and paan-
ing over tails line ran Into the house.
tearing me entire corner ~ the house
out and striking the bed in which
Tower slept. made kindling Wood oat
Of the less of the bed Tho craah
Of the lightning aroused Mr. Glover
from hia quiet day ulumbers, but.
strange 10 say no vas not IN tho least
injured although be vas badly fright.
ened Ne payu that che sensation
experienced BY the aaock of the cleo
tricity was Indeed most peculiar bot
q sensation that be IL nnable " ~.
main
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
BRYAN HEARS Nsws,


Second Term.
Fairylew. Lincoln. Scb July H.
The foliswing statement Waa made BY
william Jennings Bryan when be- re-
oclved announcement ~ biz nomina,
tlon AZ tho cnndidats ~ Toe Democrat
ic party for president.
-Thn presidency Il tbe hlkhegt on
clsi position 10 tho world Rnt 40 one
occupying u can afford 70 have he
views upon public queagi7na biased by
personal ambition Recaguixing thiS
responsibility 40 God ana hit obliga
tion 10 BIZ cognirymen.. he ahouit en.
Ted ugcr sbs dischnrgs ~ biH tBuas
Eith nin1ieuesn % purp@he helieriAG
hat ore can bstf % fhls phen ~ y
r0s pianainE fos 8 esoDns terra ! an-
bounca nUw. a. have 90 fefmer %.
easiNMa. fbni n elected I sAaii nps b
. canaidais fsr ss-e.sefian.
Tails Il n0mlnatigr ~ p9reiy
from the genSie e. ean ~, asf n
elected ny cbisRaii9a pfH ~ As gereiy
70 ne psagie astrseiaie sas h0n
% ihs more sseause u eNnN. n1i fFDm
Oas PsfRoa ~ feH gsTEoub Bar ffom
TIE rsak enc NE. acgis9 freely sss
wifh9sf enwpsssqH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12

Paris fHiY 81 Miss fnn.ae 0fan
sagxhier ~ fbs afs Maarlee Gfna
fAs smpfasaario ~ New York. Va
NawiNs Al cF0isfy eharaA ~ Maasics
sanae ~ easiaser soA pFefssaH ~
sse %eaaoi ~ hffs sns MAnsfae
fsfen A iagMe Namaer ~ masiea,
sag ffaNsf1e ta,esfiflsA. Snelssnf
HwF Hmat ssFsaarss psre presses
ept AZ sts esat.sN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
Nominating speeches.

Prior to the eliminating scene In
the convention hail. when the nomina.
ton OF Bryan was made, the assem-.
blage had listened for hours to the
oratory OF nominating speakers.
Alabama, the drst state on the roll
cali, yielded to Nebraska, the home
state Of Mr. Bryan, whose spokesman,
the youthful orator. Ignatius J, Dunn.
OF Omaha, advanced to Che platform.
He spoke In good voice. with great
earnestness. and to a sympathetic au-
dience which greeted each utterance
OF tribute to the Nebraska leader vita
administrative evidence Of approval.
His concluding passage was a feryid
tribute 10 the coinmoner as the intrep-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12

Montgomery ais galB ~ gafwa
a .. HsYre ~ ihs fiiy cosri. aphsid
eve cDntsnfions ~ me state ln ths
foreiga eofpoFailens frmaehiaa taK
saiia tbs result sf WhieA Il - saa.
Gaia TIE iaw AGA eginE intg lhs treas.
urY snHaaiif sqmefh'aa iika tiqo6oo
m nkht sEsiast h SO made ~ TOE
L0giayii's aad Nashyiils ard sghsF
Fai'FoaNa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
on the first BALLOT

e nomination was made on the
and only ballot. the vote stand
liam Jenning Bryan, ss2h.
pvernor J0hn A. Johnson, 46.
dge George Gray. 59M.
n voting, s.
Q announcement Of the vote was
signal for a wild demonstration
iling in turbulence, II not in dura-
the record -breakfng display
b on Wednesday, afternoon greet.
PIE frst mention OF Mr.. Bryan's
in the convention hall.
le scene within the amphitneater
he moment the nomination was
was one Of stirring animation
p pit to dome. the vast building
packed with ten thousand people.
ped out In the remosest galleries
hours Of waiting and the intehss
|pmtorts o. the hot night.
eliminating ovtbUret
vas a spectacle Of graudiose pro
ions--tier after tier and gallery on
ery Of agitated forms. the womeu
niie, the delegates naased below j.
, q them coatlesR. a myriad OF
auiterinEyfo combat the atiiing
and close atmosphere Of this long
up exHrbersnt multitude. ever
y @ spring into feveriah outbreaks
nthRsiaam. and everywhere the
Of Hags. bunting and patriot
vices and ne envcsoplng folds o.
Glory
'Niee before raa fhronK had beea
~ info a mad ecssaey. hrst By
speech placing ths nams q Bsyan
eminatiun and again uhen that %
srnor lohnpon. * Minnerota, was
'csssi BAT taese marifcsfatioas
before TIE eulminauas 0ufbursi
lm9si0r
Rsaiarn - asUns.
ne anrosnceEe1t o. ths Ne
sAu'N acsunl n0miuagS0n was
iha Whole asseMblawe fuas "a
r.. saving anss. hanskrrchisfH
aapeft hats ana croatia. angthinH
sfsrythinx whaca h4aas c5nif itg
g Nars aiegt sf Azd Into ~
-Na'e tPs'pm - sps peeres
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
WILLIAM J. BRYAN.

ION. which was kept In a constant
of turmoil up TO the culminat-
moment when the Nebraskan was
laimed the choice Of the conven-
as the Democratic standard-bear-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12

"a lively appreciation. me platform
was adopted By a FouslnE unanimous
vote.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
- Prsssnisa

II vas ~ M might when the nom
inhllng speeches we're gsmpomriiy sus-
pended 70 receive ne report % the
platform rsmmiitee. COveruer Has
keH. ~ Oklshcms. ehairmas % tae
committee. made TIE report aubopne
lnH at iha ouiaei that u Wa pFesent
"a ~ the unEnim0us view ~ tha sem
mittee. the entire meag sership %
whfch rahgef themselves o. the plat
f1ru Ranking Governor Haskell. as
~ tri1eaes u l&eir waited afiifu1e
The saunrintion % party gfiacisies
ia feeeisel Wiih close aiIauiicr aad
Niih fasqsent cemoaatraii9na - a.
Fert re- prSvigioa conetraiaH -
laseiisaa pas psnetgsfes ~ a9p,aaAt
anf AZ 20 rseggi0n a fierinK eaerf
Went aq ffsm feleKaies ard gpfelN
tprs T1s sroginious eoacerninr
trasf1 ralmay rerpsaflnn incama tAs
and vksins sfkar rfospaa aNAken-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12

out from these ten thousand throats
In exultant yells. cat calls, Comanche
warwhoops, with the added din Of
shrielxing horns, the roar Of mega
phones and the strains OF the band
playing an exultant anthem.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
yam NAMED.
Result Came After An All
Night Session.
AT ENTHUSIASM SHOWN

hneement Of Vote Was Signal for
gIId Demonstration. EquaIlina II
Surprising. the RecOrd-Break-
Display Of Wednesday When His
he wac First Mentioned
|ver. Colo. July IL. William
bgs bryan. of Nebraska. was
hated for the third time for the
Of president Of the United States
I democratic national Convention
10 o'clock Friday md hing amid
J of frenzled entity sm.
result came aft IN all night
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
Nomination Unanimous.

When for a moment order could be
secured out Of this tempestuous chaos
OF demonstration, state after state
which had at first recorded its vote
for johnson or Gray. fell into line
with the overmastering column. and
the nomination was made unanimous
and by acclamation.
The taking of the vote had been
followed with breatkTess interest as
state after state swslled the Bryan
strength. When New York was reach
cd In the call OF states. the announce
naant Of Chief Murphy. "seventy-eight
Votes for Bryan" brought out wild
outburst Of enthusiastic approval.
watch for a time compelled the sus.
pension of the roll call
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12

"a leader who had borne slofi the bat
tleacarrcd nag Of democracy through
the campaigns ~ 1895 and 1900. with
the devotion ard iaith Of the ernaadeFs
of old days. "Amefica-s great com
m0ner. Nebfaska's Gifsst Eoa. william
J. Bryan
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12
a Long Session.

The convention adjourned &C $50
o'clock Friday morning until l p. M,
after having been In session continn.
Ously for more than eight hours. As
the delegates and spectators left the
hall, the echoes OF enthusiasm con-
tinued 10 reverberate throughout the
building while crowds outside took up
the shout and bore ii along the dark
and silent streets, awakening the city
just as the hrst pale rays OF dawn
were breaking In the east, with the
resounding cheers Of Bryan, Bryan,
Bryan"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-07-12

We assert ~ riggs 81 congress -
snsreias egmsisfe e0afrol 0geF inter
stats eommeFes 3ns the giahf ~ each
siais ~ exercise like eOnirgl over e0al
SERGE rifhia Ne bNsaeFa
We eamasf sgeh ealAfgenseut ~ tbe
peWers " ibs faiefsfafs egmmeFes
eaNmitsk1r a. may ~ neesasaFF NJ
gamgal railroads. % g4rf1Fm fhelr fas
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-27
JACQUES
THE PRINCE OF LIARS.


 There is in prospect banner week at the Jacques, due to the presenta- tion of the double bill and the unus- ual character of the souvenirs which are being given away at the matinees. The plays are "The Prince of Liars, '' rolicking farce that is one long roar of laughter, and "The Vampire, Harold R. Durant's latest sketch, Both productions have been staged with all the skill anl resourcefulness of a two dollar attraction and the company is cast at it's best in each. Naturally MT Durant's curtain raiser has the call on popular interest and it is entertaining and unusual enough to justify all the patronage it can obtain. Waterbury is not so over crowded with playmakers that any one can afford to miss whatever comes from the pen of native son and for this reason alone although there are others just as potent, the Durant playlet merits much consideration At each matinee the management is offering a handsome gold watch of the type carried by ladies to the holder of the lucky coupon whose duplicate comes out of the hopper. Prices are always popular.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-27
AMERICA FAR IN THE LEAD.
Beats Great Britain, Nearest Compet-
 itor, by Many Points.

London, July 27. - The Olympic games in the great Stadium ended with the parade and award of prizes and much social pomp. Up to the last minute the Americans continued to win, capturing the finals in the no meter hurdle race and the 1,600 meter relay contest. %~
 In alltother Olympic games there has been a group of track and field sports, grouped at the head of the programme, in which the chief competition has been had. The events have been con- fined to athletes unaided by anything but their own ability, and their num- Der has varied at different competi- tions. This year there were twenty seven events, and in these the United States and Great Britain and her colo nies, grouped under the United King dom, have been the chief rivals. Of these the United States won fifteen firsts to ten by the United Kingdom. This is the usual English method of counting.
 Under the international system of points, giving five to first, three to sec one and one to third, America leads the Britons by IA 1-3 points to 66 1-3.