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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
MURDERED
WOMAN FOR
DIAMOND
(United Press Leased wire,


Monterey. Cal, March 13.--Con-
fronted with what appears to be a
murder mystery, the entire police
force OF this city Is trying to learn
how Mrs. Frank sego. whose body
was found in the bay by fisherman.
came TO her death.
Mrs. sego left her home for a
walk Wednesday night and did not
return. A searching party sus-
pected that she had been murdered.
when they found a pool OF blood
among the rocks between Monterey
and Pacific Grove. but no trace Of
the woman could be found until c.
J. Kedotte pulled the body to the
surface OF the bay with a fish hook.
The absence ofa diamond ring which
Mrs. sego was wearing when she dis
appeared aud 4 knife wound on her
neck have convinced her friends that
she was murdered. probably before
she was thrown into the water.
Mrs. sego was the wife OF a saloon
keeper.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

(Contlnued from page one.)
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East street on the bay front. after
Rcar-Admiral Evans and his men
arriv ehere. according 20 plans de-
cided upon by the board OF harbor
commissioners.
Admiral Glass and Captain Perkins
have declared themselves 10 be hear
tlly IN favor OF the idea. The ma
rlnes will act as guides 60 the blue
Jackets. directing those who come
ashore, and also those bound back
10 the ships. The commissioners an
nouncod that the fleet could utilize
any part OF the wharf space II need
ed, and then discussed with Admiral
Glass new arrangement for the an
chorage OF the feet
Instead OF being strung out ia a
long line from Mission Rock TO Hunt
ors Point, the 40 ships will bo an
chored eight abreast In man-of-war
row. This arrangement has been
made possible by the surrender by
the Southern Pacific and Santa BE
railroads OF the fairway set apart for
their freight ferries,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
THE THAW
FAMILY is
BROKEN UP

(united Press Leased wrel
Pil,sburg. Pa. March ls.-The
rhaw family has abandoned an
thoughts OF attempting 10 hght
Evelyn Neshit rhaw's suit for the
annulment OF her marriage 60 Harry
Thaw. The family ls brQSen up, aud
the apparent intcntlon OF Evelyn 10
muck-rake her husbands liie aud air
an The scandal possible Is said 20
have driven the elder Mrs., rhaw a.
most 20 distraction SO complete has
been her breakdown. that she viii
SO 10 California IN few days 10 iolR
her son, Josiah. at Pasadena.
Meanwhile. Il ia said. that Evelyn
has been warned that Il she proceeds
With her suit Qalelly all win be well.
hut that II she persists IN breaking
into prlal she may encounter dlfneul-
slcs undreamed of.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
Fighting the Plague.


The fund that Is being raised to
carry on the campaign In San Francis
co against the bubonle plague has
been swelled 10 fst,7i7 by eonrtibu-
tiona OF siO,75O by eight banks.
Other financial institutions have
promised 10 make liberal donations.
30 that the $4,000 pledged by San
Francisco banks IN within reach by
those In charge OF the campaign,
Subscriptions are rolling In so rap
ldly that n Is expected that the $500.
Ooo the campaigners hoped TO raise
VIII soon be IN their hands The
warm weather has Increased the bu.
homie heas TO such an alarming rate
that the federal oficera have re-
doubled their efforts 90 stamp out
the disease.
Hundreds OF members OF frater-
nal Organizations viii hold mass
meeting March "a 20 dlsonss the me-
nacing situation. ahd make plans
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
BAD CHECK ARTS
Continued from page one,

i'Vm page one1
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mere today from the police :, 4
city, and Philadelphia WA. u .s'
second, with request tha, .'o'
sent back to the Quaker eIty !" y i
swer for somee The tai p,..., =
accused OF Passing. At tha ~,
the man Will br.foreed BY ths ~. ~
ers' Association, and tbs =. r.. aA'
OF the hotels he is accused Of s~s''
ling. Il is more than probsA,. J,
he will be sent Eas, to facs \.
cusers.
The mauagemert Of the !. p.
els Hotel has indicated n wm
prosecute Mrs. Wilson be.au.. j
the silverware found in hp,.' -.
sion, and Il Is probable that a.
be released. she declares
that her maiden name was S..
and that she has a brother Twin, 4
snnnyside. Wash. Her first
band according to Mrs. wllso,
Baptist minister named Webb
now has a church In Grand a.:
Mich.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
BAY CITY MARKET
QUOTATIONS ON PRODUCE AT
SAN FRANCISCO AND PORT
LAND--TOCAL MARKET cor
RECTED UP TO DATE-RE-
OEaETs or LIVE STOCK AND
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.


fUntted Press Leased Wlre.l
San Francisco. March is.--Wheat.
no. California club. per GENITAL,
si,57h @f.e0: white milling club.
8i.ssik @1.gb: white Australian,
st.70@1.72M: Northern binestem.
1880 1.67h; Northern club. 81 80.
inferior grades OF wheat. 1880
a.50.
Barloy---No feed. si.35@1.s7h
wlth some fancy At ti.ssE; common
10 fair. $500 1.S2,ki brewing at
San Francisco. sf.fOh1.45; brew
ing and shipping AZ Port Costa. 81. 40
Ola; cheyalier. tf.eb 9f.s5. ac-
cordlng 10 quality
Butter---F'resh California, extras.
24Mc; nrsts, 23c; seconds. 20ho;
fresh packing stock. 1870.
New cheese. per California
bats. fancy iiMc; nrsts. lie; sec
onds. i0c; California Young Ameri-
ca. fancy. isc; frsts, &c. Storage
Eastern fancy New York. i7hc;
Oregon, f2Mc.
Fresh eggs. per Extras.
i5ihe; lrats. abe; seconds. i4Mo;
thirds. lie.
Potatoes. per ccntai--Lompocl.
tiW1.3O; Oregon burbanks. 75o6
81 river whites, fancy. bOa 75c;
Early Rose. si.2bGf.s5; river reds,
si.s50 i,iO; sweet potatoes. ss.25I
per crate; new potatoes, b@ &c per
pound.
Onions oregon yellow. $50 a.2b;
choice. si.G5G 100; standard. st.5OI
OILS; Tangorlnes. ti.s5@1.b0.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
POOL ROOM RoBBER
HELD UP AND ROBBED,
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Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
El Centre. Cal. March ls.-To be
held up and robbed in his place OF
business. and then compelled TO
march six weary miles into the bar
rem desert, under constant threats OF
death. was the ill fortune OF John
Larkins. who conducts a pool room
here. and his negro porter.
Late last night Larklns was con
'tfonted by two holdup men, who
forced him to open the safe. After
taking all the money. s4OO. the rob-
bers marched Larkins and the negro
porter across the desert to Heber,
whore the desperadoes disappeared.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
Unknown in Boston.

Boston. Mass. March is.-N
ing is known here Of the man Az,
ed IN San Francisco under the \.
of II. Mortimer Wilson. covsl
Guild, whose name Wilson Is ac,a
of having .o' ged, says that IA
no knowl' dge Of the man, and |
er employed him as his seerebr'
inquiry in the various ID.
where Wilson might have been
ployed as a stenographer ~
that ne was unknown here. nl
flcials OF the shawmut Bank. srI
which Wilson drew his ehech
they never heard Of the man 4
his arrest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
FIRE IN IDAHO
MINING TOWN.

(unitee Press LEASED Wire.l
spokane. March IA special
from 81 Maries. Idaho. says: Fire
broke out IN the st. Maries Hotel
last evening and destroyed that-bund
ing and several other business
blocks Three hundred men fought
the flames with a small hose cart
equipment and buckets, but their
efforts we're inadequate, The dam
age 80 far win approximate SIS ,0oO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
DIED FIGHTING
funlted Press Leased wire.l

Omitted Press Leased Wire.l
Washington. March l9-Death
has claimed John smlthmeyer. end
Ing his years OF hght 10 get the pay
he claims he was entitled 60 for his
services In designing the library OF
congress, one OF the most magnificent
buildings IN the world. When the
famous designer died yesterday he
bad under consideration new plans,
which, he thought, might induce con-
gress 60 recognition OF his claim.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

Chicago. March ia,--iIogs. re-
ceipts 10000; cattle. 10000; sheep.
Go0O. Hoga opened and closed
steady Left over yesterday. Gt00,
Mixed, ttt0Q are; heavy. 1850
s.7S; rough heavy iA.i0G 4.50i
lisht. tt3sQ ass; cattle and sheep
steady
Kansas Clly. Mo. March Ia
Hogs. receipts. 5000; cattle. 5000;
sheep. a0OO.
Omaha. Neh.. March ia.--Hogs,
receipts. 1900; cattle. 1000; sheep,
a7oo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
STATE CoNsTABULARy
CLASH IN NEVADA.

Omitted Press Leased wlre.)
Reno. New. March 13.-The frst
clash between the newly authorized
state police and the local city au-
thorlties has resulted in the arrest
of Chief OF Police Sparks. OF Reno,
on complaint of Captain Cox. OF the
state forces. Chief Sparks. who is
out on bail today, is accused by
Captain Cox OF refusing to take
charge OF prisoners arrested by the
state police for illegal fishing. Cox
threatens to press his charges, and
have the police ofilclal ousted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

N~~.-~-~>o~~~~>~~.~ |->-~~>>-
dfaTe between the President and y.
n. Hartman, and stating that hence
forth the soft side Of the big stick
would be applied to the "malefactors
of great wealth." Is branded today
by those in the best position to
know at the White House as fake
pure and simple.
Though the trick was OF course
too small to make possible any Of
ficIal denial. II is said that he regards
the story as political move OF his
"ehemies, who have seived bis at
tempts to restore confidence and
auell the financial furry as compro-
mises with the enemies OF the ad-
ministration.
From the highest authority II
can be said that no move has been
made by the president or by any
member OF his cabinet that could
possibly be so construed by unpreiu-
diced persons. and as for the posst-
billty of a restoration Of friendly re-
lations between Hartman and Roose
welt. those on the inside only smile
at the suggestion.
Probable Origin of Tale.
In accordance with his promise
made recently, President Roosevelt
has sent to the house committee
letter urging that that body recon-
mend an adequate appropriation to
reimburse E. II. Hartman and the
Southern Pacific railroad for the
large amount OF money that system
paid out in making repairs in the
Colorado river.
The railroad claims that 1t ex-
pended $1,000 900 in controlling the
waters OF the river. and that In so
doing prevented the lnundation OF
the Imperial valley. in Southern Cal
lfornla.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
RAILROAD STRIKE
ON MEXICAN CEyTn

Mexico City. Mex. March I'd
strike of trainmen on the Med
Central railroad Is likely to Be 4
unless an order Is resclnded 4
has just been issued by Prel
FELTON,. prohibiting conductors
other train employees from wea
"emblems OF secret or other Cd.
zations" while on duty.
The men are told that the pa
IL considered bad form"
General indignation exists 4
the employees. most OF whom
American, as they regard The
as an attempt TO interfere with
personal rights.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
TO TERM
IN THE u. y. NAVY.

Cunited Press Leased wire.)
Chlcago. March 13,--To be SEN
fenced to the United States navy was
the punishment" administered 10
Samuel Goidsteln. 16 years old. by
judge Tuihll, In the Juvenile court
today Tho boy was charged with
stealing gum. Upon promise that he
would enlist. the hoy was released.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
TOOK ON Two CARS
OF DEssICATED DOG.

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
San Diego, Cal. Marwch 13.-The
big supply ship Culago arrived In
this port today from Magdalena
bay. and az once began taking on
board tons OF provisions for the
fleet. the ''piece de resistance" be-
ing two carloads of sausages.
Up TO noon no communication by
wireless with the battleships at
Magdalena bay had been held. the
last advice from the Mexican port
stating that active preparations we're
being made for the beginning OF tar
get practice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
RUSSIAN JEW WHO
CREATED A PANIC.

Omitted Press Leased wire.l
Chicago. March ts.-During the
celebration OF early mass in St.
Elizabeth's Roman Catholic chmrch
today A. Wendum, Russian Jew.
caused stampede of worshipers. in
which a number of women were
trampled upon, During the most
impressive part of the service the
man jumped to his feet, waved his
arms about his head and shouted
wildly: "Down with all Catholics
and priests" He was quickly over
powered and placed under arrest. AZ
ter an examination the police stated
that he is insane. evidently made so
by reading the details of the murder
OF Father Leo at Denver.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
OREGON EIECTRlC
RAILWAY COMPANY NEW
PAST LIMITED SERVICE

Eaeeslve SUNDAY, March rs. this
oomFAny will place IN service addl-
tlonal local aud limited trains be-
tween Portland ana salem. Hours
90 arrival and departure % these
trains viii be found In another part
ot tbs paper. a-it-iet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
RUSSIA SENDS A
ROOSTER To CHINA.

UNITED Press Leased wire.A
81. Petersburg. March LIT Is
rumored today that General wegaek
one OF the eleverest diplomats IN the
service OF the czar. has been named
as ambassador 10 China. and viii
start soon 20 take charge Of the Pc
kin embassy,
General Wegack has served as
Russian military agent at both Pekin
and Toxic. and Is thoroughly famll.
lar With Oriental policies.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
SALEM MAIgKET.
Local Wholesale Market.

Egsa lee.
Butter Country 2Thei creamery,
SEQ shc.
Hens lie. mixed chickens, i0e.
Local wheat-Sbe.
oats-s6c.
Barley sat0taS.
Fionr-Hard wheat. si.S04 s..
valley. tt00
Hay Cheat. tit; clover. tt0W
si9 per sea; timelhy. sit4fik.
onlons Ne ID.
Hops old,i 0ahc; new. sh
GsAe
caaoara nark a 20 sMe
MohAlr 25c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
GREAT GOLD FIND
NEAT SAY DIEGO


UNITED Press Leased wire.)
San Diego, Cal. March 1s.--The
demand for teams by tho gold seek
cry rushing to the new El Dorado. Is
depicting the local supply Dozens
Of teams. driving guppIies and min
ina psrsphernaiia. let the city today
fol the gold camp. Reports OF the
finding OF rich ere Is daily drawing
hundreds to the district, and scores
OF claims have been filed.
Wyatt carp. The famous Nevada
gun fighter and prospector, who ar
rived from Dulzura. says the camp
has the best surface indications he
ever saw.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

Governor Chamberlain vsa
Yaquina bay TO Inspect The
beds. A silver fork Is the best
TO inspect oysters with.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

Salem school houses are ali right.
Salem has a Republican convention
md q horse show.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
Resaa ksssksA

ReeaH kiaFket.
oals--iso per bu
wheatssi.ee.
Relied harley -ts0.
EaRa i6e.
butter Country. sSei cream
cry. tSc,
Flour-valley. si,s0 par sack
hard wheat. ti.t00tl,S0.
Bran sac per sack; tgS,S0 per
ton; short tl.ao per sack.
Hay Cheat. tis, clover. slS.
cheat. see. clover. r5c per cwt
fitestock.
Hors~Fat. tS,oe.
stock hogs -tt0o,
Cows rop. e.. so, fair ss0ts SO
Steers Tops. t9,5o: fair. ss.Fk0
sseo.
fropioal Fruisa.
nanaaas-~te.
OranEes ta2R.
Lemons -sa6o0tse
vesl--D Dressed. kO1o
Portland Nlarket.
whoe, Club. Ssei valley. sse,
blue slem. ssc
Mllislun Bfan, sat.
Vas rimoshy. VALLEY. ti70eisi
e'lalis. ala0ets.
vsteh glt
Poultry aeas. la0lse; dacks
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

kodol g. today the best Known
remody Cor an disorders ~ the stom.
ach, such a. dyspeRslA. haart hara
soar stomach and eelehlns of sas.
sold ~ an draxsislR
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

A ten-ronnd prlse nght was one OF
the attractions a, Marshheld the
other night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

An undenomlnaSional brotherhood
has been organised AZ Hood River.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

RaeAAeAs Is often The are alarm
of lasiness.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

Hood River voted tiS.oeo
school house bonds Monday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13

GA @w - RxA.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-03-13
FRISCO FIGHTING THE PLAGUE

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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
Person a Is.

Sl5 Mrs. Lydia Pell who has been visit
cling her daughter, Mrs. L. NJ. stemple
left Tuesday for her home ut Austin.
;ss{f Miss Virginia Brown OF Morgan
town rs the guest of Miss Ila Bent of
!: Market street.
Mr.. Iorentz Gordon has returned
i from Fostoria, Ohio, where he has
been Waiting his brother.
Miss Flossie Mason who has been
attending the Normal school left yes
sterday5 for her home Mt Valley Falls.
Mrs: James Dorsey and daughter,
Mary, Of Bolton street have returned
from q few days visit at Grafton.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Robinson and
two Sssons OF Afendowbrook are the
Il guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Robinson
ofs State street.
Us h Mrs. Louie !Tichnell and son Engle,
and Miss Fannie Tichnell Of Little
4 Falls arrived Tuesday to visit reln-
5atiyes In this ward.
Mr.. Tia Lake Of Gladly Creek. was In
Il this city yesterday.
5Sss MISS Mary Barnes of Bentors Ferry.
was here yesterday to take an l.. T. l..
examination. Miss Laura Jones nc
H companied her home today
3fsa Mrs. Helen Bistor has returned from
SsFleming ton where she spent several
l days with her daughters. Mrs. Great
house and Mrs. Dillon.
Ssi; Edwin Conway of Boartltree
IDS the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Walker of East Park avenue.
T. iiss Ethel Waller. who attended
the Norman school. left yesterday for
n her home at Flemington.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
'si ERIENDS RELIEVED.

I I'm ORGANTOWN, June 3.--A1iss
Ruth Wood has received a letter from
Sher sister. Mrs. B. F. Lawrence. dat.
ed April Z and mailed at Wan shien.
Il China. The letter states that she and
her husband are getting along nicely
4 and were scheduled to arrive mt thel-
Sdestlnation on May 10th. The friends
aof the young people nre very mucn
sTelieyel ut hearing from them as 1t
was feared they had met disaster in
recent floods which have occurred on
the river which they were traversing.
However the floods were most vi.
ssolent Tin the vicinity OF Hankow
which is many miles below the point
where the letter was mailed. They
ARE reported as having been at their
i work on April 10. Thousands OF
lspeople were drowned. Since 1t wns
known that the young people were
Fayersing this river 81 It was feared
that they had met ~ th danger, if not
49, n ~,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03

n T,ss
In national politics. In Boston he was
made a guest OF the city. and was in
vited to deliver an address In raneuil
Hall: Accepting this invitation he was
introlucted by Caleb Cushing. and Rob.
ert c. Winthrop and Edward Everett
were conspicuous among the auditors.
Ben Butler met him for :cle first. time,
and became his ndm:rer and later
fought for his legions in Virginia and
Louisiana. Ben stuck to him In his
effort for President at Charleston in
1860, voting for the Mississippian So
times. is# q
In 1861 the war came. Senator Davis
served notice on the country in Janu-
ary Of that year: that the soutf, was
in no mood to put up with Injustice at
the hands OF the Republican party and
this bore fruit in the secession of Mis-.
sissippi, soon after followed by several
states. The Inauguration ct Lincoln
only erfbittered the controversy with
the south and six weeks after this be
gan hostilitles. The rest is too IA
miliar to need recounting, but the i'm
partial historian must give credit tc
Davis for statesmanlike qualities.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
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FARMiNGTON.
Farminton, w. va, June ?. 1905.

s Farminton. w. Va, June 2. 1905.
On Monday night of this week, a
delightful surprise party was given at
the home of Mr.. L. L. Hupp. in honor
Of Mrs. l.. l.. Hupp. to celebrate her
thirty.flrst birthday. She was pre-
scented with a beautiful stand table
of clover-leaf design. besides many
other valuable presents. Ice cream
and cake was served, and the evening
was highly enjoyed by al present
Those from a distance were: Nellie
Fisher. Edgar Grashius, Mr.. II. S. Gas
kins, Mr.. J. N. Gaskins. Mrs. Ida
Gaskins. all Of Fairmont. And the
following persons. viz, from Earn shaw
W. Va: Geo. Adams. airs. jennie
Hughes. Mrs. L. D. Roberts, and Miss
Estella Hughes. The following ladies'
from the town were present: Mrs
Elizabeth Pyles. Mrs. Dnncil, Hattie
Thomson, Gertrude Sturtz, Mary Cole
Ruth Burnett. Pearl Conway. Amy
Beatty. Belle Copper, Millte McCray
Mrs. J. E. Murphy, Mrs. j. C. Parrish
Mrs. Ola Oaks. Otelia Cole. Mrs.
BIRD Morgan, Lesta Morgan, Georgia
Hamilton, Emma Morris. Jennie Bur
nett. l.. ]. Reese, Mrs. Cordelia Ed
niger. Mrs. Louise Fox, Mrs sallie
Toothman. Mrs. VIM. Hoffman. Miss
Ellinor Fox. Celia LEVEL, John Ell.
niger. Mary Huffman. and Hugh Fox
The party broke up at about 1880 all
declaring the evening we'll and pies
antly spent.
Fl, JUMBO.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
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ANOTHER PLATFORM.

WASHINGTON, June 3.-Platform
makers are busily engaged shaping the
plnnks that they hope will-he formally
nailed down at Chicago. 1t is said
that even the nail holes will be drilled
here in Washington and only few
formal traps of the convention hammer
will be necessary to put the structure
together OF Roosevelt and Taft domt-
nate the gathering.
Everybody, 1t sens. ans a chance to
suggest. but the President counts upon
seeing that his policies have their
share of representation, but Taft will
have n few OF his own.
Tariff revision will be especially nd
vocnted. according to those who are In
touch with preliminary discussion.
The emergency currency law-the
AMrich-Vreelnnd act-will he COM
mended. but only as an emergency
measure. A permanent anti-panic
measure will be proposed. Secretary
Taft will very likely insert a plank
favoring tariff concessions in favor Of
the Philippines,
The labor vote will be recognized In
The labor vote will be recognized in
negro will have the usual recognition,
perhaps little stronger than usual. to
offset Senator Foralser's activities.
President Roosevelt's policy with
reference to greater navy and his
advocacy. Of better protection for tho
Pacific coast will be heartily com.
mendel.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
A Home Recipe.

Other newspapers throughout the
country are publishing the following:
Anyone suffering from any form OF
piles should try this homo remedy
G drops OF Carbollc Acid, dram Zotnn
and y OF. Zinc Ointment. Have your
druggist mix this and apply night and
morning.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
injured Foot.

MIR. Ira Nilliams OF East Park who
has been employed with slnith-Race
Grocery Company received badly
crushed foot Tuesday morning. when
aheavy true was accidently rolled
over The wound was blessed at
the Miners Hospital and is doing us
well gass can be- expected.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-06-03
&LeftEThia Mornlna.

Mrs. HUI land daughter. Miss Ger
atrude, Sof East Park avenue, left this
morning for Kingston. Canada. where
EEtfie will spend the Summer months.
Miss Louise Suffer left this morning
also for! her home at Titusyille. Pa.