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DAILY CAPITAL JQUBNAU, 8ALEM, 0REQQN.8ATURDAY, MAY,,21, 1904.
fIGHTING '
3 PREACHER
L MOORE
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He Made a Delinquent Dea
con's Optic Sore
Walla Walla, Wash., May 21. A
slug over tho left eyo Is what Deacon
Wllllarat Plnkortott got Wednesday at
Athena, Or,, whoa ho argued -with
aiev. W. H. H. Moore, pastor of tho
Athena Baptist phurch, that tho latter
3iad no moro salary coming to him.
JIr, Mooro wan about to leave for
Iowa with his wlfo and throo child
ren, and had been paid off. Ho
claimed moro money and, meeting
3ilo deacon on the streets, a heated
discussion ensued, culminating In the
TjIow from which Plnkorton now wears
3V discolored optic.
Tho deacon is 70 yoars old. Mr.
"Mooro is 40 and roputod to havo a
Srasty t ompor. Ho left Wednesday
Talght for Iowa. Tho ocurrenco Is gen
erally regretted hore.
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FIGHT
Resolution Asking Several
Protestant Denomin
ations to Unite
IV PROMINENT MEMBER OF I. 0. 0. F.iS
numMiuMMMSHtimmiimMi
mreatened With Bright's Disease --Pe-ru-na B Hon T u Davidson, president of tho Board of Eduo...
Restored Him to Health.
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Result of the Vote
Up to 6 p. m. yesterday,
the first day of the
jQcSftti
euei6d$L
St Louis
Fair
Trip
Edna Knight, music teacher. ..57
Miss Halllo Thomas, Parle
f School 57
Miss Margaret Cosper, East
j School., 53
Miss Lena Prunk 49
Miss Gordon, North School ....'47
MIs4 Kramer, East-1 School 46
CarrloHolslngor, Order Lions.. 38
OJaud Oatcli, Masons 32
Miss 'Maud Davis, East School. 27
Margaret Parkurst, Eastern
Star 23
Total nutnborof votos'cast.. 464
Total
vfor ,
numbor persons voted
.23
ALtho boglnnlng of tho contest we
stated that wo would publish tho
' names of tho 10 highest V
Special' Notice
Itomombor all votos will be
stamped and no MAY votes will
be counted after 6 p. m., Tuesday,
May 31st.
Votes must be deposited during
the month of purchase,
Mo&-7fieiiei6&&oi
(Free Trip to St. Louis Fairj
Los Angoles, May 21. James It.
Day, chancellor of the Syracuse Uni
versity, was elected on tho 14th bal
lot, In the face of tho "higher crltl
clcm" fight. He was the eighth and
last bishop to bo elected. Tho total
vote was COG; necessary to elect 4G4.
Day rocolvod 471 votos after the sec
ond withdrawals, and. got tho Chau-
tan-qua salute and shouts.
Tho list of bishops thus far chosen
Is as follows
Jo3eph F. Berry, of Chicago; Henry
F. Spellmeyer, of Newark, N. J.; Wil
liam E. McDowell, of New York; Jas.
W. Bashford, of Delaware, Ohio; Wil
liam Burt, of Rome, Italy; Luther B.
Wilson, of Baltimore, and Thomas B.
Nooly, of Philadelphia.
Will United the Churches.
Washington, May 21. At today's
session of tho general conference of
tho Methodist Protestant church
consolidation with the Methodist
Episcopalians, as woll as United
Brothron and Congregatlonallsts was
advocated, A resolution was wired to
tho Los Angeles conference asking
consideration.
RUSSIAN
CRUISER
BLOWN UP
(Contlnu&d from first pago.)
General Kuropatkln has thoroughly
rolnforced that place, and Intends to
await tho Japanese and engage them
in battlo there
Successful Russian ( Sortie. ,
St. Poldrsburg, May 21. It Is' re
ported today that Wh Japaneso wore
ropulsod In tho rear of Port Arthur.
General Stoessot sallied out to protect
a tialn bringing ammunition, and a
skirmish with tho Japano30 followed.
Th eJapaneso loss was heavy. Tho
train arrived safely.
Ono authority claims that Stocs
sol sortlo caused casualties of 1000
Japs, and tho Russians ISO,
Lively Skirmish Near Klnchow.
St. Petersburg, May 21. It Is re
ported that General Talc engaged two
Japanoso divisions near Klnchow to
day. Tho Russian casualty's were
seven ofllcors. lnclmllncr OonornI Nrul,
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oyin, wounueu ana jbu raon Kiifoa ana
wounded.
Kuropatkln Reports Skirmish.
St. Petersburg, May 21. Gonoral
Kuropatkln reports that In a skirmish
at Pong Huang Cheng tho Japanoso
wore driven off, .and only two Cos
sacks wero wounded.
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AN IDYL OF THE SPRINGTIME
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There's a sentiment of beauty wnen tno Bprlng flowers bloo '
wnen ina winter oiuua u.o itm. u nw mi meir cloudy- i
And It fills tho hearts of children as they zander o'er the lea
With their shouting and their laughter, and all their merry
Tls tho pulsing of the llfo forcq ghat's coming from the sun
" That is thrilling all tho earth, when spring has begun, '
When tho 6oft winds are blowing from over tho sea
Tls a heaven for tho llttlo ones for you and for me.
When tho trees are all leaving In their mantle of green,
And tho Elves and,Nalads and tho Fairies' unseen,
Are whispering so lovingly their joys and their song,
Then I think thoVtho Sprlngtlmo is never too lone
When tho air Is fullofmuslc andhoimornjng's rosy light,
Is chasing back the1 shadows and tho darkness of night
And tho stars are, asleep in tho fat1 distant bluo,
Then I think tnaWSprlngtlmo Is coming, don't you?
Oh! tho young year Is beautiful as tho babe upon tho breast
With Its now llfo all breathing by its mother caressed, '
And Its future Is a picture of Its manhood and Its prime, ' t
Like tho glory of tho summer and tho sweet autumn time,
Then lot your hearts be happy and pleasure bo your song,
For the winter time is coming, and 'twill .not be very long
When tho silver In your hair will tell you you are old,
When your limbs are getting weary and your life Is growing oij
But tho spirit must bo living In tho Springtime above,
When wo meet our dear companions that fondly we love
Oh! tho heaven Is around us when tho Sprlngtlmo is here,
Tlflfl. Ifo ninnu wlori? nnphnntmnnia nrA Ifo etvilln - i.l
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tear.
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0. FRED LINDSTItOM, PAST GRAND MASTER I. 0. 0. P.
O. tfrod Llndstrom. Past Grand Master
Independent Order of Odd follows, Past
Chancellor Twin City Lodge, No. 03,
Knlghtaof Pythias, also PaatChiofPatrl
ftrch,ltIdgelyEncampraeat,No.22,wiitcs from lira University Ave, St. Paul, Minn.
" Peruna bo3 my hearty ocdorsemont.
Thoro la no modiclno I know of which
can compare with It. I contracted a
sovero cold covorol years ago, which
from imglcct developed Into urinary
troublo, and threatened Brlght'a disease.
As ono of my frionds was cured of
Urigbt's disease through tho use of Po--una
I thought J. would try it also, and
ded it faithfully for threo andono-half
month, whon my health was porfoot
onoo moro. J. havo nevur had any troublo
alnoo, and tbcrofora think, it la but just
to Rlvo it unlimited praise." O. JFnA
Undstrom.
Catarrhal inflammation of tho mnconr
lining of tho kidneys, also callot
"Brlght'a disease," maybo olther acuU
or chronic. Tho acuto form produce
symptoms of such prominouco that tht
serious nature of tho disoaso is at once
suspected, bat tho chronlo variety maj
como on so gradually and insidiously
that its) tireaonco is not suspected until
jThe Big Show
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Still Continues and Large Crowds
Enjoy the Benefits
Bargains In all kinds and sizes of the best shoo3 over made.
after it has fastened itself thorough!,-
aiM JIh nlnlltvi
At tho appoaranco of tho first symp TarJc' O fintC -fni
torn Peruna should bo taken. This rem -UaClieS J)0.3U OflOgS lOt
edystrikos at once at th very root a 4 . gri rr C" r
thodiseaso. JLaoics Ido.Uu ouocs tor
A honk on naturrh unnt free hv Th A WRW4W WW -VJ 1V1
Peruna Modiclno Co., Columbus. O.
WILL
REMAIN
TIED
twnmii tin i iminn-
I Capita! National
Bank
a general
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Only Na- 1
of Saloin, transacts
X banking business.
T 'tlonal Bank In Marion county.1
'Savings
: : Bank
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, V&ya
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X oa savings accounts.
y
throo por cent intorost
Dopoalts
'of ONE DOLLAR or more ro-
; ; relyodv at any tlmo. Pass book
; ; Issued to each depositor.
..Mil HiuHi'M-nmn hi-
WILL MOVE TO HELENA.
Carlisle
Indian School
Montana,
Comes to
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: ; Vofet Ltimber
: ; Fel Company.
Rough and dressod lumber,
eash,, doors, lath and shingles,
ash, and fir vrooCL Salem Ore
Down towu offlco 112 Court
etroot, Tolophono Main 2461.
On block a8t of 8. P. pas- T
Bengor depot T
Ma"ftM i,,f. n,J, a M.A A
Helorja, Mont., May 21, Tho par
llslo Indian school, located at Car
lUlo, Pa., is to bo removed to Hel
ena Agents of tho department of tho
intorlor havo rocommonded ttiot.Hol
cna elto, and a dofinlto proposition
has been submitted to local men, who
havo taken tho project up, and so
cured options on the land required,
and those wore tendered to tho,. gov
ernment, thus, with the sqttlement.of
formalltlos, tho school will bo ro
movod hero.
Tho land solectod and approved by
tho government agents Is locaod"sBlx
mllos north of Helena and consists
of about 7000 acres, togethor wlfchr iho
butldlngu of tho Montana Wosloyan
university, chief of which Is a four-
Btory brick structure.
Tho university has boon ro-ostab.
llshed In tho city, and tho trustees
mado a vory low prlco to tho govprn
roont for their Interests. Tho land-
ownora In that vicinity also transfer
their land at a nominal figure.
Ono of tho chief reasons for romov
Ing tho school to Helena has boon'
tho oxponso In transporting pupils of
Wostorn reservations to and from
CarlUlo. Anothor la that tho condi
tions of farm work hero are similar
to thoso of tho Indian lands. The
govornmout will erect two more
bulhlltiHD similar t,p tho main collogo
struoW'Jand ,woyjfab?gln this
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Pac Was Too Warm.
Berlin, May 31. Duko Paul Freder
ick Mecklenburg, undo of tho reign
Ing grand duko, was found dead this
mornlog, attor a night's carousal In
cident to a dinner given his army
corps.
Wfse.Coiirt Awarded Plucky
Hiibbyf His Bride
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Los 'Angeles, May 21. A week ago
Mary Pain, aged 17, married Rolla
Fulllngton, Tho girl's father took her
away, and Instituted court proceed
ings to annul tho marriage on the
ground of not being of age. Fulling-
ion insuuueu naDeas corpus pro
ceedings to got his bride. Tho father
secured an injunction to prevent tho
husband from living with his wife.
This morning Judge Smith awarded
tho bride to tho husband, and they
left the court togothor.
o
Marion Square Committee.
Tho Ladlea Improvement Club of
tho Marlon square neighborhood, have
spent a'bout $500 In making that beau
tiful resort moro beautlfull These
samo ontorprlslng ladles havo $500
on hand for a fountain, and propose
to Increase that sum ns murh nmro.
f r
They are entitled- to all tho consider
ation that tho city council can give
thorn. Unfortunately there seems to
bo a disposition among somo of tho
Ropublican aldormea to Jump onto
anything that Alderman Bayno pro
posos, andtho.vpark board wore up
against a political situation more than
anything elso, In tho ruction that took
placo last night. It is to be hoped
that all this can be overcome, anjl tjje.
improvement gone forward with.
MURDERED
WITH A
; Ladies' $2.00 Shoes for
I Men's $4.00 Shoes for
: Men's $3.50 Shoes for
RAIL
Lynching Is Talked and Of-
ficers Guard the Jail '
$2.25!
$1.75
$1.45
$3.25,1
$2.75J
Children's shoes all tho way from 50 cents up. Infants' soft sola
Rhona for 10r TUIssps alinnn from SI Oft tin nnroct hnronlna r '
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offered, and no end to stylo3. Remember tho place. f
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Owensboro, May " 21. Rev. N." 'Ar
mour, who murdered his son by strik
ing him with a fence rail, was arrest
ed this morning. Tho jail is guarded,
a3 tho farmers at Sacramento talk
lynching. Armour Is cool, and willing
to take tho law's penalty. The boy
refused to quit work In tho Hold when
ordered to by Armour, and the quar
rel followed.
EDISON SHOE
STORE
State Street
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OA.STOXIZA.
Bm ta t Tha Kind You Haw Always BoojM
Fresh Ff tf its Served at
Oar Fountain. Crashed
Strawberry JMow the
Rage
The Spa
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