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THE 5
run JMDiiriiNDiiNT avir,
Tixtlmony In tlio Oontrovoroy Oyer
a Hlom Howippr.
Tim lull of a, W. Dliiiiiilok, h, 11.
J AJuMhIimii, M nt., vn, J. II, riotalior,
Anion tJlruiiif. (loo. T. Ulllie, et l, for
i iMosilon of tlio Halcin Iiulopoixloiil
tiubllnliliiK oompniiy propofty vtnn
tJMlit boforo JuiIko Jlowllt, Wetllio
.dty nfiorno'iii,
I J. NY, Jory culluilj Wn ono of tlio
planum in tins cflflo, Unvo licnrd of
HAloof IiulcpoiKlcnt publishing com
piuiy. J)o not romombor wlioii I Ilrst
livnrd of It, Think thosulo wnn mndo
lu 1801. 1 do not reineniber tnkliiK
nny itcllon for sumo tlmo nfter licitrliiK
of It. I think Mint I wnn at Auinic
vlllo whon meeting was held, tho
mcotliitf nt whloti tlio plant was Hold to
Mr. Flotohvr. Home tlmo nftor heard
plant lni(. bean Bold to Mr, Flotohor.
Iteoulved no dtflnlto Information In ro
yards to It for Home tlmo. Last sum
mor MoMuhou and I called on Mr.
Ilolmua to lenru stutus or tho property.
Wbh told Mr. Clluo had pnpors at
Wood burn. Wont to Woodburu. Ho
had tho pnpors, or qutto n numbor of
them. If ho had contract ho did not
show It. Mr. Cllno showed a memo
randum of Rtock holders and amount
of stock. Bald that was ull ho know
about stock, 1 further asked If It wbh
posstblo to got business In sbapo to run
n Populist papor. Mr. Ullno gavo me
n verbal statemont or contract. Said
Mr. Fletcher did not like to Uko hold
or tho matter until titroug would go lu
with htm; that Strong and he wero
silont partners with Flotchor. Mo
Mahan asked If ho had seen pnpors;
wanted to pco them. I asked Mr.
Cllno U ho would object to Mr. Mo
Mahan soolng papors. Bald no. Mr.
MoMahan did not see them that day.
Mr. Cllno said ho bad reconsidered the
matter nnd thought bo would not lot
him see them. Do not know valuo of
plant nt time or salo. I don't recaM
statements mado by directors or respon
siblo aceut of tho corporation near
tlmo of salo. Cross examlned: I heard
of meeting nt Mr. Swank's. Am not
certain I heard of It boforo that. Mr.
Jory was handed paper, which ho said
boro his signature or a good Imitation
or It. Impression was that It was
written In red Ink. Tho body Is not in
my hand wrltlug. It rosemblos Mr.
Swnnk'fl. I am certain body was not
written by myself. Tho signature
looks Like mine. Tho body looks like
Mr. Swnnk's nud I should call It his.
Tho date of this proxy corresponds with
date or meeting. Do not know whether
or not I received notlco ot mooting.
The llrst time I saw tho contract was
at a meeting of stock holders. 1 nuked
for books and papers of tho corpora
tion for Inspection. Mr. MoMahan
and I went to Woodburu together. Mr.
Cllno stated to mo that Mr. Strong and
he wero silont partners with Mr.
Fletcher. I did not understand him
to cay they wero silont partuers only
ao fur as to paying obligations of tho
corporation. I do not recall that this
papor was offered to rao if I would
nsBumo liabilities. I do not romombor
Mr. Fletcher's ever wanting to sell.tho
plant to me.
L. II. MoMahan testified: I was
present at tho stockholders mooting.
Was not present at the meoting held
Marcn 31, 1804. I learned tho result
of tho meeting during tho week fol
low lug. Mr. Strong told mo the prop
erty had been sold to Mr. Fletcher,
Ho said half of the net profits or the
management ror two years would be
divided among stock holders of the cor
poration. I have been trying to get
an election of directors to find out
what had been dono. I do not know
that I Inquired of Mr. CJIne what bad
been dono with tho property. Mr. Cllne
said ho did not know what contract
was except In a general way. I bad
40 shares of stock In tho company. The
flrat step I took wbb to prevont sale or
property.
Mr. MoMahan was shown a papor
which ho said ho had seen before.
WEAK MEN
CURED AS IF BY MAGIC
W.TT-.. . .. ii.ni.ntii sTinnlil Rend at
VKliui ui -.. ...m...- "--, --"hook
ttipA fnr A
tlint explains now
full manly ylpor
Is easily, quick y
ana permanouwjr
restored. No man
BUfforlnBfrom
weakness can af
ford to ignoroiaia
timely ndvlce,
ltvV mils how
ford to Ignore this
1LU.
how
fall Btrenatb. de-
j2
vclooment and tone aro Imparted to every
ERIEHEDI0ALC0.,iUFFALO,N.Y.
JMMMk4MMitJ'lM
If tnlil that li pnpof wm A d Mils ml
on (llrnotorri to commence ( moiii
iohsIoii of property. I mulled aoopy
(oOIim, Hoott of Woodburu, V, IS,
WtYfliik nt AiiiiimvIIIp, nikI crnoitlly
gave ono to Mr. Ilolmei Hint Ml a
ft copy at Mr. MtroiiK' liouno, I liitvs
had Interview rtignrdhitf pitying oil
ImlohtedncM nud turning property
Imolt to (ho corporation. In July I
wont to Mr. l'l'ololier and tnndelilm
a proposition that I would pay nnd
put up security for nil tlio money that
had beon paid out, Including nil he
paid out on It, nud Interest, nnd give
good scour I ty If ho would turn tho
proporty baok to tho corporation. Ho
said ho would iiayo to see Strong and
Ollno. I said, "Bupposo I boo Strong
In regard to It." Ho said "all right;
but I can't do anything until I talk
with thorn," I saw Mr. Blrong and
told him I could put up good security
ror all money claimed by tho corpor
ation. I said Gov, Flotchor nnd I had
computed amounts duo and mado It
It $4(00, and this rail thoro would be
duo on subscription list about (1000. I
said I would glvo soourlty, but I said I
would rathor put up my proportion of
my atook, whloh would have beon a
llttlo over four-nlnths, and that wo
would tako tho accounts, nil but about
four bit? on subscription, and place
them In tho hands of an attorney for
collection, and uso this as collateral
security, which would guarantee pay
ment of monoy. Mr. Strong talked
favorably but said he would have to see
Mr. Fletcher. I wont to Mr. Fletoher'a
ofllco after that and told him I wanted
to mako another proposition, but ho
said ho did not want to listen to any
and ordorod me out. I believe that
Is tho only proposition I over mado
looking towards tho purchase of
tho property. Tho press cost mo
(1,005 laid down in Woodburn. I
brought tho press up hero and turned
It lu as part payment on my stock. I
can only cstlmato worth of property.
It was worth a cash value of $2,600,
including back accounts and bills
recelvablo. Do not know what was
duo on subscription, but estimato be
tween (2,500 nnd (3,000. Prcsumo It
was CO cunts on the dollar. Wo had
2,050 subscribers. A mortgage west
given Mr. Gulsa to secure hlra for
somo monoy, Seven hundred and forty
dollura of tho monoy was glvon to take
up n note. Do not know what proporty
was sold.
Cross examined testified: I wes sec
retary of tho company whon the
raortsngo was lasued to Dr. Gulsa. I
becamo business manager lu Decombor,
1803. I did not toll tho directors It was
neceesary to ralso (1,500. I negotiated
a loan of $700 of Mrs. Waller. Was
business managor whon that loan was
obtained.
W. L. Brooks, E. H. Flagg, N. J.
Judab, II. E. Cannon, T.J. Cronlse, H.
B. Patton and othors wero called to
givo estimate of worth of property and
subscription list. The avtrugo estimate
was (2,500 for the whole, nnd 50 cents
on tho dollar for subscription list.
It. E. Cannon and W. H. Blelmler
testified that the press wau now In bad
condition, being eei on a poor founda
tion. Plalntlfla closed their case, nud
W. H. Holmes, attorney ror tho de
fondants, mado a motion for non suit,
which was not sustained by tho court.
The defense In present l their case
practically admitted everything that
was proven by tho plaintiffr, but
claimed that it was done lu good fnlth
and because tho company was Insolv
ent. There were no closing arguments by
the attorneys on eltbor sldo.
Thoootirt was until 10:40 at night
hoariug tho testimony and'then took
tho matter under udvlt euient.
Rheumatism Runs Itlot
When thero Is motto acid lu the blood.
Liniments and lotloiiB will be of no
permauent benefit. A cure can be ac
complished enly by neutralising this
acid and for this purpoeo Hood's Bar
saparllla la tho bent medicine because
Hood's Harsxpnrllln Is tho ouly true
blood purifier prominently in tho pub
lic eye.
Hood's Pills uct eaBlly, yet promptly
aud cfll'iiiively, u the liver utid
bowels- 5c.
Rheumatism
Is n symptom of disease of tho Kid
neys. It will certainly bo relieved by
Pnrka Sii'' Cure: That headacbo,
backache aud tired feeling come from
tho i-aine cauue. Ask for Parka' Sure
(Juni for tho llyur and kidneys price
l-Oo, Bold tiv Ltinn A Brooks'. 10-4w
. i. i m
Children Cry for
fc-i'Jliilft tin
I .toiler' Castori,
VHIVUMrHTlf WOTflrti
Dolnoi In ttio Ublvsrilty lor tti fiftit
V.k.
Owing lo Hid Inrgq iiiimdor of hoy
In ntlaiiflitiifie nl Hi" iinmrliy, II wn
inciiry Hint llitty lt regaled in the
oliniel. 'H'tf iiuiulior ol yntiug men
far exceed Hie ntimhpr of young
wonirii,
Hnwlfirv W. O. l'alfts of llio Y, M.
C. A ami Whit Jlolmtiti visited olinpl
TucMlny morning.
MIm Keruo Itolilto.y rend an ex(H
InntOMny In ohspol Moudity inofnlng.
A. F, Hllltirr tlellvcrrd n recltntlon
Tuesday moriiltig In olmpol cntltlml
"Tho Jjps of n fnlloual Olmrnctrr."
Tho noleotlon wai well rrcllril.
Miss Ethel Hutt'im, W. U. Paige
and A. IS, Milliard, nil of Bnlem, liavo
cute rod tho unlyorslty tho pat woek,
Y, B. Dunn, professor of Latin, went
to Portland Monday afternoon ro
turulng Tuesday mornliig,
The Phlladorluu society hold nn lu
torentlng meeting In their hull lnr-t
Friday nUlit. A short musical nnd
literary program wns glvon concluding
with n debate, the subject being "Re
olvod that Inventors Have DonoMoto
for tho Promotion of Civilisation Than
Itoformorn," Thoso speaking on the
affirmative wero Guy O. Miller, A. O
Garland and Geo. Aschonbrenncr.
Thoso on the negatlyo were C. J.
Atwood, Hal Hlbbnrd and Carl Eh ret,
After a thorough dlsousslon of the
subject Indulged In by a number or
others, President Hawloy redndcred o
decision In favor or the afllrm
attve. Tho subject for discus
sion tomorrow evonlug Is: "Resolved
that tho pulpit affords n greater fiold
for eloquence than tho bnr." The
apcakcra are: Alllrmatlve, E. E.
Martin, P. L. Brown and R. L. Mat
thews. Negatlvo, J. E. Sawyers, J. G.
Colllson nud P. L. Motschan.
Wednesday morning Miss Agnes
Brown read nn able essay in chapol on
"Tho Faults of Man."
Ernest Wilson and Whit Holman
wero visitors at the chapol Wednesday
morning.
The football team has beon praotlo
Ing very hard tho past weok, every
afternoon finding them upon the
campus. Tho boys eeo the necessity of
more faithful attention to business, as
last Saturday's game was n very
stubbornly contested one and
the Willamette team will have
to play Corvallls Saturday, one of the
contestants In last Saturday's game,
Tne boys aro very muoh interested
In the game next Saturday, and are
hopeful of victory. They will enter
upon tho field with the intention of
playing a fair and faultless game, nnd
bo crowned with vlotory, Palgo will
not as full back, and with tho amount
of practice the team has undergone
tho past few weeks, they feel ablo to
"outklok" moat any team. An unusual
amount of interest Is being centered nn
Saturday's game, ror if Willamette Is
defeated they will be out of the stato
league of football teams and will be
"dead," as it wore. But wo hopo such
will not bo the case. Should Wll
lametto oomo out victorious, sho will
play on Thanksgiving day, November
28th elthor tho Portland orEugeuu
team, which will bo decided lu u
mutch gamo betweon thefo teams nt
Portland nextSaturduy. If Willumetto
should be successful in Saturday's
gamo and also In tho gamo on Thauks
glylng day she will prove herself to be
tho champion football team of Oregon,
something that Balotn may feel proud
of. Tho boys havo been nt considerable
expense lu arranging Saturday's game
aud should bo accorded n largo audi
ence. Seats will bo erected and every
thing possible doue for the accommo
dation of tho onlookers. Admission
only 23 ceuU. Captain Murphy of tho
Salem team said this merning: "Tell
the people not to mind the rain but
oomo out aud enjoy the game. This Is
Ideal football weather."
Z Steamer Gray Eaglo will leave Z
Z Portland for Salem Tuesdays, ;
Z Thursdays nud Saturdays at da.,
Z va. nnd leaves Balem for Porttaud Z
2 Mondays, Wednesdays and Frl- Z
Z duye, at 0 a. in. Quick tlrao,.regu- Z
Z lar service aud cheap rates, Agent 2
Z M. P. Baldwin at Balem dock. "
There are 177755 miles of railroad In
tho Uuited States.
There are 60,835,880 rails used to
cover tills grouna.
Ttiero aro 033,00.000 ties useu to uiuu
these rails together, but no such
amount, howover, la required to bind
tho hearts of the traveling public to the
fnot that tho Wisconsin Central lines
furnish superior facilities on all their
trains between St. Paul und Chicago
which form close connections with all
lines to the east and south.
Make a nolo of It.
QAIL BORDEN
IEAGLE Brand
..CONDENSED MUX.
Has No Equal
SOLD GVERYWHERB
it&l.t1lMt:i,ri,,,i,vf,llM4l
What it
nri en 1! Fi
Oitntorln In Dr, tfnmuol lMtolior'rt prescription for Infants
inul Children It coiiiAliia neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Nnrcotlo subntAnco It In n lntrmlcBS fltilislUiito
for Paregoric, Drops, BooUilns; OyrttnN, mid CrtHtor OIK
Xt In Plcamint. Its gitArnnteo Is thirty yenrn' uso by
Mllllotifl of Mothora, Cnatorla leslroy "Worms nnd nllnys
fovorlfllmcsH. Onstorla proven (H vomiting1 Sour Curd,
enrcfl Dlarrliooa rind "Wind Colic. Castorla relieves
toothing troubles, euros constipation nnd flatulency.
Onstorla nBslmllntes tho food, regulates tho ntonmeh
and bowels, giving healthy nnd natural Hlcon. Cas
torla Is tho Children's Pauacca the Mother's Frlond.
Oastoria.
"Castorla taan excelltnt medicine for chil
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of Its
good eflfctt upon their children.'
Da. O. C Osgood,
IVmell, Mass.
M Castorla Is the best remedy for children of
which I am acquainted. I hope the day Is not
far distant when mothers will consider the
teal Interest of their chlMrtn, nnd use Castorla
Instead of the various quack nostrums which
are destreying: their loved ones, by fordne
opium, morphine, soothing syrup and other
hurtful agents down their throats, thereby
ending them to premature graves."
On. J. 1', K1NC1IELOB,
Conway, Ark.
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