Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, May 30, 1896, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Texti ir.i ?! VJ '" i it imssrif . m w Z'iM .- Xl-tyy Msta4AsMi lMui4lMMMyAMMtadUM -"- -vc Knotty Problem how to accomplish the most work with the least labor, time aud money, has been solved. GOLD DUST Washing Powder makes a woman's work light sets her mind at rest keeps her purse closed. Get it before you forget Sold every where. Made only by THE N. K. FAIRDANK COMPANY, 8L louls, Chicago. New York, Boston, PMIssilpbla, Sn Francisco. STATE FIELD DAY Sour Entries From the Different Colleges. SOME PROTESTS FILED Against Threo of Willamette's Athletes. Stomach, sometimes called vratcrbrash, nitd burning pain, distress, nausea, dyspepsia, arc cured by Hood's Sarsa parllla. Tills it accomplishes because with its wonderful power as a uiooo purifier, Hood's Sarsaparllla gently tones nud strengthens the stomach and dlgcstlvo organs, invigorates the liver, creutcs an appetite, gives refreshing sleep, and raises fho health tone. In cases of dyspepsia and indigestion it teems to have " a magic touch." "For over 12 years I suffered from sour Daily Capital Journal MV IJUl'ICIt tin- 'MlfCKU SATURDAY, .MAY JO, 1600. A DANKBR'S IDEA. Dr. W. A. CiHlolc, president (if the Capital National hank, of baleni, pro IMiwrt u plan that will piutu an Intel cstlng object Icjwoii to (uhocatcs of frco silver. Dr. C'unlel: offers to outer InUi an agreement with lliu other b'a luin banks that each, for a week, or a month, Hliuultaucotisly, Hliull handle no money but silver, it In proposed toRcud for a carloal of silver, put on au extra force of clerks and meet all domands with silver. Whllo this plan, pui-Hiied by one bank alone would drlvo the btiiiluos to other banks in tho haino locality, Dr. L'ualck thinks that by n coucorted action tho fallacy of free and unlimited colnngo of silver would bo practically demon titrated, and sincerity of tho "free-sllver-or-bust" advocates tented. All the hanks nirrce that tho rankest sil ver It cs) refuse to take tho metal, whoso virtues they extol, lu greater (luautltlcH than to or $10, An In Blanco Ih related, where au uncompro mising frec.Hilvcrudvocato presented u check for 2.r0. Tno amount was piled up before tho customer lu silver, when IiIh unniieniont, was unbounded. Asked If hu did not hollo vo tho salva tion of tho country depended upon frco silver, ho, hesitatingly nmmorctl that freo Oliver wnii tho theory but ho could not uso i'0 of It. A silver week or a silver mouth, observed by banks ami business houses, It Is thought, would bring many to a reali zation of what freo silver means. Orcgonlan, Jlay !!8. 1)1 i W, A. Cuslck Is ono of tho licst read men anil most profound-thinkers In this city who opposes "frco and un limited coinage of Hllvor." Ho opposes silver Intelligently and consistently, and wo believe honestly and his state ment ubovo Is written out by Walter Lyon, un Intelligent young newspaper man of this city. Yot, wo submit It Is not it fair proposition, and that neither Dr. Cuslck or Mr. Lyon would duro to maintain tho proposition In argument before an Intelligent nu (Hence at nny country orohsrouds, or even In tho gold standard stronghold of Salem'. The wholo argument jrests on tho assumption that tho advocate of 10 to 1 colnago of gold and Hllvor is udyocaU lug silver alone us money, which Is false Sllvor advocates do not oppose tho uso of gold and paper as money, but want tho uso of all three. It would bo Just as unreasnnublo mid Juntas unfair to propose that for n week or a mouth all business should bo dono In gold or paper. It would bo Impracticable and Impossible but It would Ikj no imiro of an argument than Dr. Cuslck makes against silver. A carload of silver would bo from WW.OOOtoll.'JOO.OOO of hllver accord Ingto'tho.slzo of tho car. In hop picking season that much silver could bo disposed of In this Twrtlif tho "Willamette- valley, and It Is n ell known fact Hint hop growers often WEAK MEN CURED AS IF BY MAGIC, VWtMMi of Lost Manhood should ssafl At cimo lur i ooux that esilalus haw ay a gtMid round premium to get sll ver to pay off hands. There Is hardly i iiiiiiiiif.ictmliiL' establishment In j.ilcin that can get silver ennuuh .Saturday nights to pay off Its liiitnk Tun Journal has a minll roll, but bus -often troubled the banks not a little, when limes were Hush and mure silver was required, to get enough silver to pay even fifteen or twenty people. Now that business Is at a low obb, and laborers aro work ing foronc-half what they were get ting five years ago, there Is plenty of Hllver in the b'alem banks. Hut small iih tho wages aro, and even If the gold lies could depreciate silver coins to only their bullion value, which they never can, those coins oven at bullion value, will buy as inurli (lour, wheat, ami tho neee-m-rle of life, as the name amount of silver bullion, would ton years ago, or as much labor 'as they would five years ago. Labor audi farm products and silver have gone down as gold has gone up, -or we aro very much mis taken. Tin: Jouunai docs not wish to get up a controversy with so learned and ablo a man as Dr. Cuslck. Hut ho must sco that what ho proposes Is not all the principle Involved in tho Hllver question. Ho adroitly covers up tho real Issue and Fecks to mako tho causo of silver us offensive as possible. No body wants silver alono to do all the business of tho country. Wo very much fear Dr. Cuslck aud his friends want gold alone to bo tho basis money of. tho country. If that Is not true, wo wish to bo corrected. Most of tho opponents of silver do not want to bo called gold basis money men, because thoy know that gold alono would not mako as safe or sound a basis iih gold and silver taken together. If thoy do not know It thev should. 9 1 oo Reward 9 too. Tlie readers of Ihti paper will bo pleased to learn dirt tliere ts at least one dresded disease that science lias been able to cure In all lis tagct. and that it catarrh. Hall's Catardi Cure is the on'y positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catardi beini? a con. ilitutlonal disease, requires n constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken line nauy, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the ivitcm. theliv destroying the foundation of the disease and giwng me patient strength by bulldlnc un the constitution and assisting nature in doing Its work The proprietors have so much faith in Its curative powers that they offer One Hun. dred dollars for any case that It fails to cure. Seud (or list of testimonials. Address , V. J. CIIKNUV & CO., Toledo, 0. Sold by druggists, 75c. The many imitations of HIRES Rootbcer simply point to its excellence the genuine article proves it. .4, Mir t, U. CSulH K. Illt IV, 1-tlW.i.lMUt. tl,lM1U 1141. fell ,;. Win. Movk.-Oii Juno 1st Ken worthy "bOeorgo, tho popular entorors, oxpcci 10 uo ttisiaueu in thoir now homo at No. 11X1 State street, they having purchased tho fixtures of tho Jtoyui. uuey win movo right away and by tho 1st will bo better prepared than ever before to sorvo the finest meals In tho city on short notice. tMtlw As Saturday, Juno Oth anproaches, the more Intense becomes the Interest and excitement 1 11 regard to the grand Intercollegiate field day meet to bo held In Kalom on that day. Five colleges of the Willamette val ley will contest for athletic honors. The order of events and tho entries from the different colleges appear be low. Salem will entertain in her usual satisfactory and pleasing man ner, several hundred visitors on that day as excursions, both by boat and train, will be given from both upper and lower valley points. The best athletes or this pa'rt of the state will be present and contest for honors lu the respective events. A handsome sllyer cup, the value of which exceeds $100, will be awarded the college securing the largest number or points. Tho Second Regiment band of Sa lem will bo present and discourse beautiful strains of music throughout the nftcrnoon. Tho management has thus provided all tho amusement that could bo desired for tho entertain ment or those who may witness the contest. Tho Pacific college, at Newberg, has nlieady Hied threo protests with cxci'tiilw committee of the athletic iin-nclatlon, wheicbj they reek to de bar Hyars, Uubcock and Sonncmitn, all or Willamette uuhcrslty, from taking part lu the contests. The only grounds ror complaint and upon which they toly, Is that alio gcntlcmon are con nected with the musical department. r.ow this Is certainly n very weak defense. The college of music Is Just as much 11 department of Willamette university as Is tho college or liberal arts. Again, tho protests nro merely "guess work" as Is evident In tho complaint against Uyars. Mr. Hyars Is taking a courso In Latin, German and French and has no connection whatever with the department or music. Nevertheless Mr. Hyars Is an accomplished musician, possessing an unusually rich barltono voice. As ror Messrs. Habcock and Sonnoman It Is true they nro students or tlic musical department but as wo hayo said be fore that Is ono or tho most valuable department or tho university. Willamette university docs not pro pose to net dishonestly In this matter and shall do that which slio thinks Is right. In anticipation of exciting events on Hold day, our athletes bavo been training very hard tho past week andshallcontlnuo in their preparation next week also. The team promises 10 00 in tno best of condition by Held day and It Is hoped that tho honest and conscientious efforts of our homo team may bo crowned with success Saturday, Juno Oth. This grand ovent will be brought to n happy conclusion with an Intoreollo- glato banquet at Heed's opera houso 111 too evening at which tlmo a verv excellent musical and literary nro- Stomach with severe pains across ray shoulders, and great distress. I had violent nausea which would leave mo very weak and faint. dlClcult to oet my breath. Ttaeso upclls camo oftcner and moro severe. I did not receive any lasting benefit from physicians, but found such happy effects from a trial of Hood's Sarsaparllla, that I took eoveral bottles and mean to always keep It In the house. I am now ablo to do nil ray own work, which for six years I havo been unnblo to do. My husband and son havo also been greatly bene fited by Hood's Barsaparllla for pains In tho back, and after tho grip. I gladly recommend this grand blood medicine." Mm. PKTEtt Bunny, Leominster, Mass. Hood's Sarsaparilia Is tho One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. Si. u I. run eure all Llrer Ills and flOOdS PillS Blck Ucadacno. aosnts. gram will bo given by the leading talent of the colleges represented in the contests. Tho entries from the different col leges nro as follews: 100-YAUD DASH. Oregon Agricultural College II. W. Kcllcy.F. L. Colvlg, W. F. Kcady, Don Hay. University of Oregon F. M. Tern- plcton, w. Overholt, L. HIgglns, M. Davis, II. Rosenberg. Pnellle College Hugh Nelson. Paclllo University A. Caplcs, 0. Hradley, T. Tongue. Willamette University R. L.GuIss, II. W. Williams, 0. W. Llvesay. 880-YARD RUN. O. A. C. -A. Wood, F. H. Hague, H. V. Hiirnett, It. Golden. U. or 0.-J. N. McFadden, C. Illshop, A. Morryuian, 0. Vanduyne, E. II. Rryson. P. C.-Rob Iiryiint, S. T. Stanley, Wnltcr Macy, II. T. Cash, Roy David. P. U. II. P. Hansen, T. Tongue, L. Renter. W. U.-C. Hrown, S. S. Aschon- brenner, 0. 0. Miller, R. Davis, M Ilrownoll. full Details Gladly Given. A Railroad. Official's Experience. "WMMZs ' 220 YARD HURDLU. O. A. C It. Golden. U. or O.- F. M. Tcmpleton, D. ICuykcndall, W. White. Paclllo Collegc-D. P. Price, C. B. "Wilson, Leon Kenworthy, O. J. Hod son. P. U. -J. W. Council, F. Luelllng P. E. Bauer. Wlllamctto-A. L. Shulsc, A. G, Wilson, L. McCluro, A. F. Blttner. C. G. Murphy. rurriNa SHOT. 0. A. O.-D. II. Bodlne. U. or 0.-E.Shuttuck,H. S. Temple ton, W. Gverholt, L. Glllolnnd, J. Edmuubon. P. U. II. Lelncnwebbcr, A. Caples, 0. Bradley. Wlllamctto.-C. V. Fisher, I. P, utillson, w. P. Babcock. I'OLK VAULT. 0. A. C.-F. E. Hague. U.orO.-E. Shattuck, T. Wester, u. unurcii, i). Ktiykendall. Paclllio Collego-Luthor Baker, Walter Macy, II. S.Brltt, Will Round. P. U.- C. Bradley, P. E. Bauer, F. Luelllng. Wllamotto-F. Scoot, A. F. Blttner, II. G. Hlbbard. 120-YARD UURDLK. U. or O.-D. Kuykendall.AV. White, M. Davis. wiiiamotte.-R. T. Gulss, H. Hlbbard, A. F. Blttner. 220 YARD DABlt, 0. A. C.-F. L. Colvlg, W. F.Kcady, F. H. Crawford, H. W. Kelley. U. of O. II. Rosenberg, M. Davis, C. Bishop, 0. W. Kccnc, L. IHggins. P. C Hugh Nelson, Frank New man. P. U. A.U. Fells, C. Bcaueamp, II. Gehrer. W. TJ.-R. L. Gil ss. K. W. Wil liams, C. G. Murphy. MILE RUN. O. A. C A. Woods, II. II. Vcath, R. Golden, B. F. Burnett. U. of O. II. Bcllingher, C. Temple- ton, E. R. Bryson, R. Hurley, Inwall. Pacific College. II. T. Cash, Walter Macy, S. T. Stanley. P. U. II. P. Hansen, R. Router. W. U. S. S. Aschcnbrcnner, R. B. Wllklns, Ed. Carter, II. G. Hlbbard, M. Miller. BROAD JUJ1P. O. A. C F. E. Hague, Walter Har rison, Robert Golden. U. of O. L. niKKlns. E. Church, E. P. Hnycs, C. "Whipple, D. Kuykcndall. Paclllc Collcgc.-O. J. Johnson, "Will Round. P. U.-C. Bradley, F. Luelllng, P. E. Bauer. W. U.-C. W. Llvesay, C. 0. Mur phy, R. T. Gulss. MILK WALK. O. A. C.-M. M. Cooper, C. T. Colt, Levi Rusk. U. or O.-L. M. Travis, II. A. In wall, C. Narregen, I. DeLashmutt, O. Hcnienwny. . Pacific College. II. T. Cash, G. T. Colson. P. U. II. P. Hansen, II. Lclencn webbcr. W. U.-J. R. Byars.I.H.Van Winkle. BICYCLE -RACE. 0. A. C Bruce Burnett, A. Wood, Clyde Phillips. U. or O. R. Stearns, A. Livcrmore, R. S. Bryson. Pacific College 0. K. Edwards, II. S. Brltt, O. L. Cox. W. U.-Z. Rlggs, C. G. Murphy, W. 0. Ogle, F. Mooic, B. Rlcliuidson. Marvelous Rjtulta. From a letter written by Kev. J. Gundei man, of Dlmondale, Mich., we are ponnitud to make this extract: "I have no (iciiuiK n in recomendlng Dr. King's new discovert , as the resnlts were nlmost marvelous in the case of my wife. While I was pastor of the l'sp. list Church at Rives Junction site was brought down with Pneumonia succeding Ia Uri pc, Terrible paroxysms of coughing would l.i.t hours with little mteruption and Tt seemed as if she could not surviyc them. A friend rcco mended Dr. King's New discovery; It was quick In its work and highly tls'factory in result." Trial bottles free at InedA. Logg'a Drug Store. Regular size e,o cents, and $1.00 :- r .-Tcssysssagsgsr ra Srf2fi9;sw mM .vMy&mmmvm , err-' II. A l'VivKKkVKriS liaia!R.,h7 1 I 1 1 Mul1 tWI? ! 1 ri " y j j 00 "Big as a Barn Door," ttleAx PLUG G. State Treasurer's Sixteenth Notice. State ok OiiEaoN.Treasury Dopt.. ) Salem, May 28, 1800. f Notice is hereby given that thoro aro funds on hand with which tore deem all outstanding stato warrants endorsed by mo "presented and not paid for want of funds" between the dates of October 8, 1895 and the date of this notice, with tho exception of warrants drawn on tho swampland fund, and that all such warrants, properly endorsed, will bo paid upon presentation at this olllce, Interest thereon ceasing from, and after, the dato or this notice. Phil Metschan, r-28-lw State Treasurer. FUTURE EVENTS. Bristol's educated May 23-Local field day, University and Y. M. C. A., Salem. May 20-County canvass by Republi can candidates at Salem. Juno 1 General election. .. ?un,0 9r.IntcrcoueKlato Orcgt Held day, Salem. Jiino 10-Republlcan national con- xjiiwuii, at, mollis. Juno IO Annunl rnnnlnn nt rin.mn pioneers, Portland. Juy 7 Democratic national con vention, unicago. vnnVlL r?lltl,0"nl OJUUISt COII- ventlon, St. Louis. For 10 cents you get almost twice as much "Battle Ax" as you do of other high grade goods Before the days of "Battle Ax consumers paid lu cents tor a small plug or the same quality. Now, "Battle Ax ff High est Grade, twice the quantity That's i I true economy L. '"'" " mmm mmmmamm A difference of a day. iliiTnfnTi iihil HlMSI Juno 12-13-Prof, horses. Go east over the Burlington and you will reach Omaha 17 hours sooner Kansas City 10 hours sooner than the man who takes anv other line. Fossiblv vou doubt this, hut lit is true just the same, Get one of our folders, open I' look at the man in It and you will understand why it is uuo, rickets and time tables at tho local ticket ollice. A. C. SHELDON, G.A., Portland.Or. Through Tickets TOJTHE EAST! COMING ON ITS OWN TRAINS Tho Most Traveled, Famous and Popular Exhibitions of tho Unlvorael BOND BROTHERS' WORLD'S BEST SHOWS! VIA THE vSSsitr sua wnmir itwr I ftljr, tuta y And poriaaueiulr tiffvriuff from sv!kiM an nf. ruioiirBoiotuti Imely nitvfoe. yJc lellt how H Mruiwth. us- When lUby vs slclt, we gr hr CaitoiU. WUa s& was a, CJilU, the crtU f or Out or U. yfhtm sh becn Ula, sh clunj to (Vstoria, th ba CUUJren. she ti them &(. m pW tarftraipits IsR MMWi V( wj rW-"j Tin: Titan SuoVB.-Ainoug the marvelous featured of Horn! Urotliow' famous exhibitions which will erect Un many Jlttmmoth tenU for exhlul. tlouatSitlcm, JunolO. Children Cry for Pltohtr's Ctorla. U. EDWAHD EDMONna. Ions con nectcd with railroad construction In Nebraska, wrltosi "My lu.uttnihiM and iiatucd mo for IV years. Shortness of breath was tbo constant aud most common sjniptom. lnUuM,oxcrucUtlusjaiu,sener ally followed any m ero exoMou. Falutncss, hunger wlthomanyninxstlteiilutterlns that mda mo clutch my breast, and palpitation that ofteu staggorod too as If I would fall, wero frequent attacks. Again, osorythlng would lurnbhuklt IaroMfrom astoonine posturo quickly. Blceplais nights with their prostrating unrest wore numerous aud 1 could cut no rent day or night. t cousultod ladlug phy sicians aud tried ndver- Heilth Uetl remedies. They jLic.uui,,,,,,, gave me uo relief, Ono of Dr. Mllos' circulars described tar ca&a an exsctly that I took Ir. Miles" New Heart Curo aud I am now a well man. I hope vory ouo troubled with heait dUoaso will try Dr. Mile remedies. It thoy will write mo personally, I will gladly giro thorn full details of tuy xporUmeo,MKuw. Bouoxdj. V. O, Dux , Darld City, Nobra&ka, Dr. Ulle' Heart Guru U told on guarantee that Irrt bottlo beaeats or money refunded. rtt AJfllact Heart Cure Restores mfr?. Jftcn handicapped by the rnT&tfZSWl" ?n "ex.nl HAMMKK T1IU0W. manvof thm rf'v"" "le",. A K."at 0. A. C.-D. II. Uodlne. Clvdn Will. !telr unnecessary. M.iT t," a1f I. ' 5SS SJ i'i fewrou. state of ner! U. of O.-II. 'I'emnloton. E. P. Slmt. titatmt iSanv ;"K,Vfa. P ..i. r ... . ; Uortnr Ti,.t . ,., .;. -. ." .".' c iiiuK, u. uuicianu, J. rilnuinson. 1 dmVhi..ii. .--""'X? "MU- Du . w P. IT. II. T.liiAnwMv.. b wii,- urtml fTZSAV: 7 ' "9! "at If they 0. Ilradley. ' ' ' AV. U.-I. P.Calllson.I. Van Winkle, W. P. Habcock. 410 YAitns uu.v. 0. A. C.-P. II. Crawford; M. F. Burnett. U. of O.-C. W, Kcono, V. V. John son, It. Coleman, S. N. McPailden, K. Hurley. P. C.-C. IJ. Wtlbon, II. T. Cash, D. P. Prleo, W. G. Allen, Roy David. Hartley, I. P, U.-II. Hansen. II. W. Connel, A. Caiilub. w. U.-. A'. "Williams, C. W. Lively, m. llrowncll, C. Hrown, L. SIcClurv, man jump. O. A. C-II. W. Kellev. U.of O.-W. Overhalt, h. Galo, M Dais, J.Nowsome. P. 0.-0. J. Hobson, O. L. Price. P. U.-P. LuolMnsj, J. AV. Connoll, T. Touguc V. U.-A. G. Wilson,J. 11. Byaw. i'feX'ffl ri... J ;ii on an examination They do not give h m all the facts in the case, and so he works fn the dark n.JitS tfmVke6 &I ta ,0 buS "S too hsSried lirS xt, ? effort to obUin the whaMh.eque.nU7 treat ymptoms for what they appear to be on the surface i hVn and moST Md ,he "al a'ckness U d?eper got know exactly hat T. thS maTter 5X other I. ciuTsitlSrS; .r"n.e! ." , D Union Pacific System, Through Pullman Palace Sleepers. Tenuis Sleepers and Freo Reclining Chslrs daily between POMTZAJM) to CHICAGO Our trains are heated bv steam' snd W lighted by PinUch light. Time to Chicago, 3 i-i Jays Time to New York, 4 1-2 day. Which Is many hours quieter than cn petitors. , For rates, time tables and full inforouwo apply to BOISE tO BARKER, Agents, Saleo, Or, "Sr GRAND TRIPLE CIRCUS Five Continents Represented I IOBIER MENAGERIE OF RARE WILD JUIUU Whaoloilrtl Congress or Carious Crestlonf OTPIIM Zmm AKO CHEAT MODERN HIPPflOMME HorseiT'Two Grind i&i,V,.f?upc f. KWta nee. p.l0 J R. W. BAXTER, ueneral Agent r P. TlROVN. ' Dist.Psss.Ag"f3 :ral Agent uisr. ra , 13S Third Street, Portland. p&:wis& freouentlV'Vo e,hr;r Dr Kee.. w6 ,-. w thousandsof women hrK"? ihinsr else. fh iV'-IT" . me . a uiunintr 11 111 !-. ?oof " , The druggist , Js either mistaken same" or "tn .. S" you there or dishonest Ifyou care to know mnr. . . . na si oue-crnt iamV7VTLr '""' 0,rU oody, I From all acpnnnt tu mA.ii t.? - aannte tapo,Unt m ia the amusement annuals of our commun ty., Tiere arc no teS!?,.MtPia,1whJrew hM V'Sd Its tents, and is said to t a ri.n .i, . Mw-i5;iSJT,BBu,0BUCh,ht " cities is laden with paneeyrics. and are unanl- ?TJn PlW!n? U,,iead wd shoulders above andoverwhe mlng y superior to all oTer SMkw JLTS minareds attend Bend h.M?l? 80W dM,y th" a,e not m the habit or going to drenses. Knowinc that he mTnt'o3 VZM " M oldtlmanag mentor Bend Bros. hae concluded to reduce the price of admission 10 50c SALEM, JUNE 10. RflR CATTJ r . - w.. wtiij. 4jne nnn ..j . 1 . . mi ..."- "U IWO IOIS. sit- All uatod in Wheatland w , ".., et in CO&1 fruit. For i." ...""" 7,V "" lnrrriAru I. .I.:i . " " "rK3in. IBB VM AoVlsV." JSSSSSNJSi KeT.'psW .V kn?? ? Wheatland oHg-HMj' atxe Q" ecx POZZONI'S 'nwuxioinwiBn U more popuUr to-dr Uun trsr ( ax s wssqxk!K2K2&2 Acssss:snssa ss5i!?w .jt Tir "i"iz rsmsf m " B1C "" o-nasa. 1 AX DBUaaiSTS Airo 7ASW. j w M ' fcl t w.cmiAsouttou,hrtfcl0;j,,Y,H'wrr'lnal ' "uare"t A, care Jour 4 2 If