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Show nil six THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL, FRIDAY, AUGUST UNION DEPOT TIME CARD UNION PACIFIC Kcx Perce; Harry L. Day. Shoshune and H. W. Lockhart, Bannock. Congressman Frank Harris, Wash- i FRED DUBOIS IS THE ISSUE 7, 1908. ington. Governor W. C. Whit well, Lemhi; lieutenant governor, William Hipiter, iLaiah; secretary of state, Jesse Walling, Canyon; ftate auditor, Frgnk J. McBride, Bonner; state treasurer, William W. Brown, Idaho county; attorney general, Edwin McBee. Kootenai; state superintendent of public Instruction. Miss Edna Gillespie, Bingham; inspector of mines. John Pressley. Shoshone; Justice of supreme court. John M. Flynn, Kootenai; United States senator, William W. Woods, Shoshone. Depart. 8:29 oja No. 19 Fast mail No. I Los Angeles Limit 2:19 pan No. S Overland Limited for Bluff a, Omaha, Council Name Denver. Kansas City and of Split Wide Open 1:89 pja asst, dally No 4 Atlantic Express for Offices Although for Two Complete Denver, Omaha, Council Bluff. Kanaaa City, and all polata Kut, dally.... 7:49 W. . Arrive. " No 8 California Express t :;i " from Council Bluffs On ho Denver, Kanaaa City WALLACE. Ida., Aug. 7. The Demo- - nounced and the convention adjourned and East dally.......... 8:48 cratic party waa In twain yeaterday until 2:10 p. m. to permit the commit12:88 No Faat Nall ta tees to prepare their reporta and both the Dubola and The 1 Limited Overland from No conventions claim to have factluna organised separate convenOmaha. Council Bluffa, 181 votes and the Dubois IIS. tion. Many Kanaaa City, Denver, and came delegates went home, leaving proxies. The split In the convention all point Beat, dally.... 4:89 pja when the convention failed to euetaln Except that the Dubois convention No T Loa Angeles Limited 4:88 pja faction declared for local option and proprotest of the antl-Dubagslnet the aeatlng of the pubole dele nounced strongly against polygamy, gutee from Bear Lake, Oneida and Fre unlawful cohabitation and churfh Inmant counties terference in politics on which subfaction left the hall. jects the other convention was silent, The The Lmbota faction then formed a per- th platforms are much alike. manent organisation by the election Ticket of th Better. of A. L. Freehafer of Washington is Th faction nominated ounty aa permanent chairman. Depart Eaatbeund Daily the following ticket: disselection of waa The Freehafer For Salt Lake and No Senator C. O. Stockslager. T:99om pleasing to Delegate Galloway, who, Eaat J. L. Sewell. Congres he a to after saying that objected No II For Salt Lake and Governor M. Alexander. 9:00 a.m straw man" for chairman, left the Intermediate polnta Lieutenant Governor-- C. A. Boyd. No 14 For Salt Lake and hall. The convention then adjourned THE FATIGUING PART. 1:09 p.m until 2 oclock. Secre tary of State W. W. Snell. Intermediate polnta Dicks I see you've got an auto. I For Salt Lake and No A torney General Ffrank Moore, Met. Where auppoas it's hard to run, dont Regulars" 2:99 PiB Boat State Auditor. A. Bradbury, Wick aa The the Democrat, Nyt nearly so barj aa It Is "regular 4 and Lake 8alt For No Superintendent of Public Instruction to walk. That la what makes me tired. 8:48 p.m faction denominate them-selve- s, East .. Miss Gertrude Noble. went to the Masonic hall, where Arrive Daily Treasurer David L. Evans waa chosen chair Judge Stdckalager Ilo 11 From Salt Lake and Mine Inspector George Lamb. Intermediate polnta .....11:28 om man. An announcement waa made Electors John C. Rice, Presidential to "seceders" still that desired jnore No 8 From Salt Lake and M. D. Mills and T. C. Galloway. 1:99 pja enter the convention. Beat .. The other .convention after laboring No 1 From Salt Lake and After they had been admitted to the all day, arid until late at night, adoptI:M Boat ,. hall Judge Stockslager, amid great Ita platform and adjournal. ed Ms. IS From Salt Lake and that a committee 1:80 p.m laughter, suggested Intermediate ponlta Straight Dubois Ticket. be appointed to wait upon the Dubola No 8 From Salt Laka aad MaWhen this convention reassembled at convention and the that explain 1:98 Beat .. sonic hall was too small for the regu- 10 o'clock last night, the following lars," and ask them to exchange halls. ticket was unanimously selected: Presidential electors Henry Heltfelt, Following this the committee were an- - and Idaho Democrats State Tickets pa J. Bryan. Trying to Combine on an pa autl-Dubo- sntl-Ihibo- ls oi anti-Dubo- Ogden Canyon c 3 TheGreat Event 'of the Season The ' Oaks' Sixth nual Day An-Vall- ey WILL BE HELD AUGUST See Program Later 12 la WHATS A PIGEON? MANLESS CLUB anti-Dubo- ' anti-Dubo- is ................. 8h SOUTHERN PACIFIC THATS THE QUESTION A BOSTON, Aug 7. Ik a pigeon a fowl pr a bird? This la a question which the superior court will be called upou to decide at a future session, Fanciers all over the country have become Interested and It is likely that much expert testimony will be required to settle the problem. The controversy grows out of a suit brought by John and W. G. Erwin, a neighbor, who Is a pigeon fancier. It waa alleged by the Erwins that certain fowls owned by Keith did great damage to their property. A verdict In favor of tha Plaintiffs was given. Now Keith has taken the matter to the superior court, basing his appeal on the technical ground that a pigeon la not a fowl," aa set forth In the complaint " Depart. tor Mo 8 Padfle Bzpraaa Baa Franclaco and later mediate polnta, dally.... 8:28 Padfle Mo 8 Bxpreae through- to Baa Francis- 2:48 cat dally 1:28 No 81 Faat Nall. . No 1 Overland Limited.., 8:19 Arrive. 7.19 No 19 'Faat NaL No 8 Atlantic Bzpraaa from 1:10 Baa Franclaco, dally No 2 Overland Limited..., 1:89 Mo 4 Atlantic Expreaa from Baa Francleoo aad later 8:88 aaadlat polnta, daily DECREASE om - p.m 'P New York Fashions P IN DEATH RATE. PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 7. A decrease In the death rats from tuberculosis of 16 per cent is reported by the department of public health In this city ,as compared with similar periods last year. It la believed that the lower mortality rate is due to the educational campaign . against the white plague which is now being carried on In Philadelphia. NEW YORK FASHION LETTER. - SERIOUS MENACE ST. LOUIS, Aug. 7. Alton wen mgy be forced to appeal to President Rooss. velt to wield the big stick In breaking up the Manless club, which promises to beco.ne a national menace and the visible aupply of voter to th vanishing point. The Manless club was formed thre, years ago In Alton, the charter members being fourteen prominent womea of the town, all married. Since that time eight of the members have bees visited by the stork, and in every the bird haa left a girl baby. Branches of the club have been organised In many cities and In states as far distant as Colorado and California It Is alleged that among th members of these subordinate lodges tha stork la Just as partial to r.m.i, children, and It la feared that If tha Idea la carried farther, posterity will consist of tha gentle sex only. having rounded fronts back, and alJe on the lower edges, while the edges, bands on the cuffs aeama and collar Catherine USUALLY THE CA8ES, (By aJB NEW YORK, Aug 7. Owing to the were decorated with bands of black Wlckaon I (ave been working night om Innovation of the dlrectolre costume, satin, and day for the last month. Of course. It ! not every woman, in pja the skirt has become the most talked Dickson Because whyT of part of feminine dress. Last au- - particular the short woman, who can Wlckaon In order to get enough a trim- - money ahead to tumn M. Paquln, of Parts, now dead, wear a skirt with any pay for a weeks rest p.m Inaugurated the new movement by ere-- mlng, not even the tunic effect; and jB summer. country e cum a one there la a skirt that sting limp, tually revealed the figure. Some wo- - Wrt that closes In the front on the men Immediately began to cry out iK iWf f tha front gore. The aides I North of Ogden, against It, while others as enthualaatl- - f circular cut fail in soft full llnea Depart rally championed It. The crusade for whll the front narrow gore Hee The and against the sheath gown has now rnoth from belt to foot Ma 8 Portland. Bpokana la wUh covered made four closing In extent. In become International Ex Butte Pocatello and ton an button-hol- e loops of silk, and 1:21 Queen Alexandra has banished Express, dally n the Jumper UBd c,0Bnff new mode from the polite society by Mo. 21 Malad and Kelton. HARD LUCK. front of which fastens over r,h8 this,41 frown her of In the displeasure. Tues. Leave via Brigham, "The sense of the rldlcullou, jth mode the is slowly country, however, days, Thursdays A Batur Kate dressy wear Is a aklrt having gaining In favor, although If la at: 2:28 day In Sue the foxy ell." "Is r aa tun,e strong It. proml,tb women only present worn by society Ns 7 Faat Mali Portland said Grace, "bow very keenly "Indeed," w,!st Jnent ,eal,ur a modified and subdued form. Pocatello . Spokane, aad on lor The under then. surplice ctyle. While the real Greek costume ! one ,klrt ta 8:81 d Butta dally She must appreciate herself." with the sheath-o- f clinging folds and graceful llnea llke m at th top an1 a moderate ExNo. 11 Cache Valley the faddiste of fashionable Paris have nMW at the ower edgx vlth a 8:10 pj A WEAKLING press, dally..". ,wp followed not ao much the classic model lMlcth n,, tunlc No. IS Yellowstone Special. 1:19 p.m. the applted aa the modifications or extremes of It ide back aeama la cut open and Is the only way to describe the poor Arrive. aa created by the ladles of the First caught up on the left aide. The bodice child that Is afflicted with worms No No II Yellowstone Special. 1:28 am Empire. HARD LUCK. In effect matter how much or how often it with lace Emplr yoke ja No. 8 Faat Mall from PortWhile It Is not likely that'the Amer- - and sleeves HIS LITTLE JOltE. Dick 1 told her that I loved her eats the worms get all the nourisland, Spokane, Pocatello lean woman will ever attempt any such j For walking, street wear generally, Dickson Im undecided whether to that I was even willing to worship her hment from the food, the child gets and Butta dally. ........ .8:89 extreme aa Pari a there la no doubt for bualneas or sports, the American get white flannel or linen trouaera at a distance. ( practically none-- Whites Cream VeNa 18 Cache Valley Exthat for some occasions the sheath woman la faithful to plaited, plain Wlckaon Well, ' theres two things Tom What hid sh do? rmifuge gets rid of the worms quickly, 19:80 Dick Said shed supply the distance. easily and with no bad after effects press, dally aklrt has already made a place for It- - gored, or circular aklrta according to I'd never Have for troueera Na 10 Portland, Spokane, Dickson Whst T Flannel and linen? self. the material used. For wool goods and Price 28 cents a bottle. Bold by Gex Bntte and Pocatello Ex Wlckaon Na a coat end a vest Journal want ads deliver tha gooda F. Cava One of the fabrics liked for these silks, one sees many plaited ekirta 8:00 p.m. new skirts in satin or those soft 'mm- - the Plain gored and circular makes prase, dally , Kelton. 84 Malad aad are oftener used ' for llnena ducka Na Arrive via Brigham, TuesPiques and crash; for when a drees! must visit th days, Thursdays and Saturlaundry occasionally! 7:08 pm plaits are the hardest things to Iron j days Reedy!- and still keep In good shape. Neverthe--les- s, South f Ogdon. the modes are interchangeable UcCaUs are tha bast. Depart Everybdy likes then llke In weight or atlffneae the among the diffyent fabrics according j nothing who tries 9:11 am Duchess satina which are perhaps . tha taste of the wearer, Na 18 Yellowstone Special. . Na I Portland, For street wear or traveling no me Bpokana only fit for a wedding gown or recep- Butt and Pocatello for tlon gown for a matron. The satin of terlal has had a greater vogue than1 Balt Lake City, dally.... 7:18 our grandmothers days la seldom pongee and one sees many skirt and coat gulta In colors as wcl as the Na 8 Local for Balt Laka 8: 28 A natural1 tint. All the pongee fabrics' colored a tunic biscuit had satin City, dally were more popular are liked for such utility wear. a general with soft scarf ends, Balt drapery, girdle to 12 Cache Na Valley linen A suit la waa embroidered down to almost a and the 10:40 opening necessity manuLake City now. led has wardrobe," and for. order of the tunic. Buttons, satin! cov- the "golng-awa- y Na 2 Local for Ball Lake lines dag wear nothing la 1ta equal when' ered and embroidered, and loops City, Provo, Nephl and made of the heavier weight In thej floes crochet ted formed satin the on 2:98 9Jt ever We have selected Juab, dally -holes and were also used for trim- fashionable skirt of circular cut and! Na 18 Overland Limited to coat cream flat of white buttons Large know you can The waist accompaniment was long 848 p.m. ming. Balt lake City should decorate coat. the a surplice bodice with yoke and long beautiful Every one bran For the afternoon a white suit of Na 10 Portland, Spokane, sleeves of filet lace. When Intended Butte and Pocatello to and priced to sell on sight. new, for carriage wear or a calling costume, fine sheer linen could be used, made with a tunic effect or a many gored, 8:18 pm Balt Lake City, dally are with of these supplied gowns many We want chance convince you we 8re beading and one of the smart little Na 18 Los Angeles Lima coat of some sort. Such1 coatees ao RIGHT on SUITS and SKIRTS. popular Just now. 8:88 p.m is no One of the first skirts, and Indeed ited, and come at Na 4 Salt Laka Flyer... 8:10 pm whole costume. Is the one to be worn sulta are embroidered home Coat and skirt suits are jolly talk, go on the street. An excellent model for high prices. Arrive. embroidered with band a by town 1 design' down or such a purpose was a seventeen-gor- e you. When you Spokane, Na 0 Portland, running around the skirt The coat' aheath-llk- e haa which a flare skirt, Exand cuffs are heavily worked Butta and Pocatello beeline for tomorrow about the hips, hut flares lapels with upon the shouldera upon press from Salt Lake Clty12:S0 am adjustment designs A feature The woman who can do this slightly below the (kneea work her- Na 8 Atlantic Express from is the Joining of these many gores self la fortunate. A novel Idea I to Balt Lake City and Interwith tuck seams which are made by the embroidery over a color, such as Very mediate Polnta dally.... 8:10 Up the edge of each gore being turned a biscuit colored linen worked In white Lake Balt 12 Local from Na under and lapped on the next gore and CHEAP 10:40 am flatly stitched. The effect la that of upon a very pale blue taffeta under- -' City. neath. tucks that flare gradually toward the Many an old white sown may be re- Na 17 Los Angeles Limited 1:20 p. Bring your eyes arid look around a little. Limited lower edge. A band of trimming was newed by the alteration Na 1 Overland Jackst Xs 2229, Skirt Na 2218 HsCsl Psllsra of the From Salt Lake City, dally 1:40 pm applied In tunic effect meeting a nar- sleeves and new trimmings, in fact It in securing many Money never F0I STREET VEAI row band of trimming at each aide of la thus that Bpokana Na 7 Portland. a fashionable many very of a costume, A necessaries now. 30c Hose 19c. vary jaunty shewing the front gore, which extends almost to women renews the age of a gown.' Butte and Pocatello Ex" new d and dataskirt a vary the foot of the skirt and slopes uppress from Balt Lake City, Stripes In two tones of gray or white 25c Vests 18c ty littla jacket of the always popular . 2.08 pja ward toward the back. The back clos- and exquisitely blended Into each other dally i p Eton style.. The meat auitabla maing la made under an Inverted plait. are very chic for outing sulta Na 11 Cache Valley Expreae $1.50 terials for this costuma would ba panaBlue chiffon serge was the material For morning wear the shepherds from Balt Lake City, Provo, or with linen, suiting ma, 8:08 pm chosen, trimmed with bands of black check in various colors Is much liked 75c Nephl A Juab dally bra'd of fancy bend trimming. and In cotton voile la very cooj and Na 8 Eastern Express.... 7:20 pm satin. Na II Yellowstone Special 7:68 pm With this skirt was worn an eton dainty. PlB Mann-Paycan- t.) croaa-wla- cloaa-flttt- nf ac-'f- three-piec- or Oregon Short Line C but-Engla- nd over-drape- ry MVen-gore- Septeabor Patterns Tlotr then. NEW FALL SUITS ARE HERE never Suits for wear than right This facturers to put the most attractive the market seen. the the best and find a suit here. . button- up-to-d- ate the j to biit meant to to start .take a This "straight up this department ; Summer Roods. Clsaning - ! . ! lifes nine-gore- 4 went farther than Waists light-waig- i ht . Jl |