le Family
tysician
The best medicines in the world cannot
tike the place or toe family physician.
Consult bim early when taken ill. If
the trouble is with your throat, bronchial
tubes, or lungs, ask bim about taking
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Do as he says.
W no eret I W pnblUh J.C.ArvrOo.,
MiiiformnUofllearprtrtlon. IxnrW. M.
-Sw18'
ovcr s,nt0 Vnl'
k ST ,.K-tltor.
xtrMK" '
. . e J- Wlnans, oi
tttf "" ..' wns awarded
rnivers.- d by
7 PrCS,drtS
rtBO"180 .n.nv- Saturday
L oat over Wlstar John
lll'nlversltxof Oregon
"' mmltteo had spont al
tieBOTrnn,inlnK tholr
! '0l'nr a vote before adjourn-ai-
Dr ,.. decided not to
w which tbo ohoico
i0lt the tote W d tQ
' Co aaiudBed
"T eaual in very high
5 L Son led in athletics
was superior in student
haiing held many posl
rf?bono at Willamette. This
e shiP said to havo
on,.t Wlnan's favor.
',r?r,MM,thocholcowas
?akown by the fact that the
! Evened at 2 o'clock and
iouraunUlG. Both can-
jijjpptarea ueiun:
w committee which made the
...i-.i nf Presidents P. L.
M, University of Oregon; .
-nib. wcino uu... . - -
f jtcMlnnvlllo Coltego; H. N.
". .11.. rniinep. nnd Profes-
V E. Kirk, Wlllametto Untvor-
utiui for President uoieiuuu
. .i... hn wns awarded
aiodes jcholarshlp, Is a son of
I ltd Mrs. W. R. winans oi ou-
He Is a member or tne senior
,. u'liiamottn rnlvorslty and
i..j lamlni. ntnnntr students
W(Bliru liuuv --a
u IVtltution. Ho is prosldont
. ...j,.-t )nU- nrcnnlzatlon. has
4 u prcshlent of the collogo
lC A., is treasurer oi uio nuui
. Basketball league, and is an
.. ..(,ni. nr tliA lltarnrv and
JUtUiUVl .
it!t( societies of the univorslty.
ftdlnatloa is toward uoukh
L-iv. iMMIra tlinneh ha is a
Efcr of tbo university bnskotball
tkHUnl Match of :()( Points.
tUttjo, March 11 Jake Schae-
laiCcorRo Sutton are preparing
umy at the continuous IS. 2
; line match ot 3000 points, to
;itd in blocks of 500 each night
a ! tbo principal cities of tho
:irr Tin lcinntUe Is a trophy
M v, and of course, n
;if 'c gato money. The first
ft of ' iuvl match will follow
ami t ived between thoee two
i ttampliiushlp, which is
liad 'o take plaeo at Orecheatrn
-;m Tmauh g the first
m:lcv rr'iJ In this conn-
" fi. T . -1 t...u.rnl el
t '4 ' 11 Mil fA
night matches, but always they btive
been played In ono city, in tho samo
hall, and on consecutive nights, tho
spheres bolng spotted in tho same
positions loft at tho end of the pro
ceeding night's game. It thi3 cveut
tho players will bo compelled to
bank for tho opening shot after each
block. Tho cities In which the games
nro to bo played, as outlined nro Chi
cago, St. Louis, Pittsburg, Philadel
phia, New York nnd Boston. Shao
for has fully recovered from his at
tack of pleurisy and gastritis, nnd
has rounded Into form for a spirited
contest.
o
OVERTAXED.
Hundreds of Salem Headers Know
What It Means.
Tho kidneys aro overtaxed;
Havo too much to do.
They tell about It in many aches
and pninB
Backache, sidcache, headache.
Early symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary trouble, diabetes, Bright's
diseaso follow.
A Salem citizen tells hero a cer
tain cure.
E. E. Gillian, proprietor of livery
and feed stablo, at C2 Ferry St., and
living at 332 Water St., Salem Ore.,
says: 'Years of almost constant driv
ing nnd a fall I got Boveral years ngo
which wronched my back badly had
tended to hurt my kidneys which I
felt in sovoro bnckacho and lame
ness so that at times I could hardly
straighton up. Sharp pains caught
mo when I nroso after sitting. Nono
of tho remedlos I tried did mo any
good until a short time ngo I was In
ducod to got Doan's Kidney PIIIb at
Dr. Stono's drug store. In a short
tlmo I obtained moro roliof from tho
bnckacha and disordered condition
of tho kldnoys, than I had for yoars.
I know of noighbors who hnvo also
used your romedy and thoy all Bpoak
of it as tho host kidney medicine
thoro Is nnd I bollove this to bo so."
For salo by all donlors. Price GO
coats. Fostor-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
Xow York, solo ngonts for tho United
States.
Hhomembor tho nniuo Donns
nnd tnko no other.
o
Woman Kicked by llttix.
Mrs. J. X. Groshong mot with n
sevoto accident Sntudny. Whon thoy
iwero Just north of town some of tho
Ihnrnoss broke nnd Mrs. Groshong
Igot out to fix It. While she was fix
ing It the horse klckud hor and made
n largo gnsli over hor loft oye. Tho
blow knocked hor senseless nnd some
neighboring mou hoipod to plnca her
into the rig nnd alio wns then tnkon
to her daughter's, Mrs. Jos. Martin
In South Salem, and Dr. Byrd wns
called to nsHlat Iter
BN
t
IKIbA Vrtll TTnvn A1t?.n.OT T..i.i. .. .1 ...l.t.T. i.na .vo
. -..v. luniijo uuugui, uuu nuicu una injum.
use for over 30 years, litis bonio tho Bifimatnro of
sy .. nntl luw boon uindo under IiIh pw
Mffl?7rtfh, fionnl supervision Hlnco Its lnflmcy.
- t, -wcwi Allow no ono to ,iecoivo y0U iu tliln.
CcnntcrfelU, Imitations nnd " Just-ns-ffood nr bub
JjWfenta that trlilo with nntl ondnntr tlio hea.i of
and CblUlttjn-Experlenco against Expert -nfc
What is CASTORIA
- Harmless substitute for Castor Oil, rar
jyi Drops hud Soothing Syrups. It ia Pleasant. It
jTJM neither Opium, Morphlno nor other Nnrcotlo
T. IU age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
COlr tJ Fevor,h"css. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind
d FkLi TM3tulnff Troubles, cures Constipation
Vi " assunuatcs tlio I'ooa, reguuitert mo
U Tibni nvelst Bailiff licoltliy and natural sloop.
vBuareiPs Panncca- Tho DIothers Friend.
t'lNE CASTORIA ALWAYS
J Bears tho Signaturo of
w
x
nw
4 You Haye Always Bought
use For Over 30 Years.
iLsKT-TIf. 7Ty.A
. Mr wvyAy
- s-rws
" coouit.
?r mwiuut ktmct, new m ctt.
TRILL
DENIES
PLAGIARISM
NeverfRead the Beyeridge
Speech and Will Not
Leave Salem
Tho Orogonlnn Saturday publlslipd
a two-column story with plcturo
branding Wnllaco G. Trill, of Salem,
ns a plagiarist, and Baying ho had
confessed over tho tolcphono to steal
ing 300 words bodily from a spocch
by Senator Bovcrldge.
No proof was offered of its accusa
tions. It stated that Trill would
lcavo tho stato and shako tho dust
of Orogon from bis feot forever.
Now it seoms all Its statements wero
false nnd It retracts them in an ob-
scuro plnco on its lnsido pages.
(Salem special to tho Orcgonlnn
Sunday) :
Wallace G. Trill, who was yester
day barred from tho lntor-collogiato
oratorical contest for alloged plaginr-
lsm, declares In most emphatic lan
guage that ho is absolutely innocont
of tho charge. Ho also denies that
he. ever confosscd guilt, nnd snys ho
hns no intention of leaving Salem.
Ho thinks ho has been very unfairly
treated in tho published rcportB of
tho charges against him.
Trill says he never road Senator
Boverldgo's Philipplno speech until
it was. shown to him in McMlnnvlllo,
and no ono wns moro surprised thnn
himself when ho found expressions
in his oration wore idcnticnl with ex
pressions in tbo Boveridgo speech.
Ho asserts that It was not fair for
tbo executive committee to compnre
a few phrases and sentences. of his
oration with parts of tho Bcvcrldgo
spcoch.
Ho proposed to tho commlttco that
thoy submit tho Buvorldgo spcoch
ontlro nnd ills' oration ontlro to any
HVo McMlnnvlllo men sclectod by
them, nnd ho would cheerfully nbido
by tholr doclslon upon tho quostton
of plagiarism. This tho committoo
would not agrco to. Till Lb SAYS
THAT TIIH COSIMITTKK DID
WHAT TIIKY THOUGHT AVAS
IHGIIT, AND HAD II K .IUDGKD
TIIK ORATION IIY TIIK PAH
ALlilCliKI) KXCKIHTS, UK WOULD
IIAVK ItKACIIKI) TIIK SAMK CON
CLUSION TIIKY DID.
His contention Is that tho oration
and spcoch should havo boon com
pnrod ns n whole. Trill says that
liis oration was submitted to mem
bors or th faculty of Wlllnmotto Uni
vorslty, nnd nt tholr suggostlou ho
changed a few words. Some of the
words thus Inserted wore In the ex
pressions wliloli are Idonticnl with
passages In the Deverldge spooch.
This, Mr. Trill nsMrts, shows that ho
did not copy from Deverldge.
o
.MmlilulM.s Meet in I'ittMhiu-g.
I'lttaburg, March ll. To cement
the niHchlnlsU unions of Pittsburg
and Hurrohudlng territory into n
moro onergetio body and to cniiHo
them to work in unison, a mooting
of roprosontntlvofl from 78 locals in
eastern Ohio, northern Woet Virginia
nnd' western Pennsylvania ussomblod
hero today nt tho Hotel Orlswoid.
Notlcrs wero sont out by tho district
council, International Association of
Machinists, at a mooting held in Jan
uary instructing businoss agents
Mlnolly nnd Ireland to Issue a call
for International association to meet.
In viow of tho announced intention
of tho local machinists to presont an
ultlmatiiim to employers on May l
for a minimum rato of -I0 conts an
hour nnd a B0 hour wook, tbo local
for the Interstate mooting was sig
nificant. In addition to thoso de
mands tho machinists will also ask
for an lncreaso of 10 por cent for all
special workmon, or thoso who are
now drawing over tho 40 cents an
hour. Machinists' apprentice boys
wore recently organized.
A Most Valuable Agent
The glycerine employed In Dr. Pierce's
BPdlcinoS sroatlvnntinnKAa tn nn.lii...i
properties which it extracts from natlvo ,
uiuuicuiui roow nnu uows in solution
much bettor than alcohol would. It ah?o
poascssos medicinal properties of Its own,
being & valuablo demulcent, nutritive,
Bntlscptlc and antlfnrmcnt. It adili
greatly to tho efllcacy o t tbo lllnck Cherry
bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal root, Stono
root and Queen's root, contalnwl In
"Golden Medical Discovery - In subduing
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial,
throat and lung affections, for all of which
thoso agents aro recommended by stand
ard medical authorities.
In all cases whero thcro Is a wasting
away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
stomocTi, as In tho csrly stages of con
sumjfilijn, thcro can bo no doubt tint gly
cerlnoacU as a v&luablo nutritive and
aids Mio Gulden Seal root, Stono root,
QuccQ robt and Black Ghcrrybarlc In
promuUne fliccstlon and building up tbo
flesh anwJsfrcnRth. controlling tbo coubu
and brining about a healthy condition
of the whA'.o system. Of course. It must
not bo ofik-cUd to work miracles. It will
not curoifcnsumptlon except In its earlier
Stages. It will piirw vnrv vorp. nhntl.
PMo. hhnKMin. MirontP cniiirliq. bronchial
and laryriKi-i;! tnnmTpnp riiropi-
TMKHf lllff ! !! f l191!IHlIHimtHWI
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
' i i " iii '. .,.""r"i in. j
ami lanriKiMi tniuiiips. npq pirm)ic torn
jmsrsenev. in acuiecougnt
anu laTVUKt;
it is not so c
In nr
cllecllu. ITIs In the llnnprlnir
nang-on cougns, or tuoso oi long standing,
ovon when accompanied by btecdlng from
lungs, that It has performed Its most
marvelous curej.
Prof. Flnley tlllngwood, M. D., of Ben
nett Med. Collogo, Chicago, says of gly
cerine: IndrriNlUsorTMneTp)Uentpurpose.
IloIUInir a UJi.'tl quanlltr of tho ivfltnl(l ot
hydmccn In rolutton, it H ono ot tho bct
manufactured product of tho troont tlmo In
IU action upon enfeebled, disordered atom
artu, rsppclallr tt tlirro li ulctrtlna or ca
tarrhal etrlll (catarrhal tnllammatlon ot
gtomach), It l a trott efficient preparation.
Olycrrlno w.ll rpllnvo manrcatesot trroH
(lioartburn) and oxccislvo castrlo (stomach)
acltlltr"
"Golclun Medical Dlvovnrr" enriches and
purlflos tho blood curlnir blotches Pimple,
eruptions acrutulous awullliur and old aorra.
or ulcers
Send to Dr. It. V. Pierce, of nuffalo. N. Y..
tor fren tKXlUt tollluff alt about tho nattTa
me)tclnal roou comioltnf this vrondorftu
toedlulua Thoro uo alcohol In It.
Send the Family
Washing To Lis
nnd you'll novor bothor with having
it dono at homo ngain. Tlmo was
whon every family could not afford
to sond tho washing to a laundry,
but times hnvo changed so, too,
havo tho methods and pricos. Today
you can better afford to send tho
family washing hero thnn not to.
Ask about our pricos on family wash
ing, rough dry, or llnlshod.
The Salem
Steam Laundry
Phono li5. 1KM(M S. Liberty St.
!
Garden Seeds !
Wo hnvo n largo stock of
Gardon Seeds in bulk. Our
seeds nro all 1900 crop; no
carry-ovor.
ONION 8KTS.
Ask for small onion sots.
You get throo times ns many
to the pound.
FIKLD flKKDH.
Fancy Bluostem Whont,
Chovolin Bnrloy, Oats, Corn,
Clovor, Alfalfa, Flold Teas,
Land Plaster, etc.
Distributing agents for
Coulson's Kgg Foods,
Coulson's Chick Foods,
Coulson's Condition Powdors.
Tho largoat wholosalo nnd
rotall dealors in tho city.
TILLSON & CO.
151 High St
FOK AAZB
ii ! iai i fiiiggmfiiaimiaimi
Sftlcm Iron Works. Foundors,
ohiulsts and blacksmiths. Manu
facturers ot all kinds ot sawmill
machlnory. Hop and fruit dryiHg
stoves, etc Manufacturers ot tke
Salem Iron Works Hop Press.
For Sale. -12 to 13 good houses,
somo with tracts of land. Also
farms 10 to 233 acres. Ono ot tbo
best farms In tho valloy for $10,
000. Inquiro of J. C. Schultz, 747
South 12th streot. 3-9-2wk
For Sale. A flvo and a six-room
bouso, with from ono to six lota
with oach. woll located in East
Salem, Good bargains. Isaiah
Schonoflcld, 21st and Marlon Sta.,
Salem. l-2S-tt
For Salcv A comploto box manufac
turing and planing mill plant. Ad
dress B. Burkholdor, Albany, Or.
2-20-tt
For Sale Eight year old horso. har
ness, top buggy with rubber tires.
Call nt 373 Stato streot.
3-8-3t
For Sale. 34-acro farm north ot
Gardon Road, ono mllo from city
limits. Woll Improved, 10 ncres
of hops, good houso, all klnda ot
small fruit Inquiro of C. W.
Yaunko, Fashion stables.
3-l-2w
For Sale Four-horso powor stoam
ongtno and drill pross, lino shaft,
with pulloys and bolting, also
four-horso powor locomotlvo with
tank. Sold clioap If taken now.
Prlco nltogothor 75. Inqutro ot
Horbort Gamble, cornor ot 17th
nnd Forry streot, Salem, Or.
3-5-lw
LODGES.
Foresters of America Court Sh-r-wood
Forostors, No. 19. Moots
Tuesday in Hurst hall, Stato streot
Loo Abblo. O. R.; A. L. Brown,
F. 8.
Contractor and DulUlcr-7-A. J. Aa
dorson, contractor and builder, es
timates furnlBbcd frco. It wlH
pay you to soo mo boforo yen
build. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call at 415 Court stroot, or phone
G44. 2-lG-tf
NEW AND SECOND-HAND GOODS.
Now and SccomMIand Good-.
Bought and sold, also ranges,
stoves and cooking utonslls, dlk
es, granlto and tinware ot all klaate
Give us a call. O. L. MoPeek, 17f
South Commercial St. 8-H-ly
PHYBIOTANa AND BURGBQN8.
Dr. D. B. GrlfllH, the BFeebOkt e
Morphine All drue and llr
habits, which ho cure in S days.
No money until cured, 214 Trade
St., Salem. Ore. Phone 668. Jofca
Doyens, Business Manager.
Central Lodgo No. 18, K. of 1
Castle Hall In Holman block, cor
nor Stato nnd Llborty stroots.
Tuosdny ot each wook at 7:30 p.
m. B. W. Hazard, O. O.J W. I.
Staloy, K. ot It. and S.
Modern Woodmen of America Ore
gon Codnr Camp No. D240. Meets
ovory Thursday ovonlng nt 8
o'clock In Holman hall. W. W.
Hill, V. C.J F. A. Tumor, Clerk.
wnwnnmsmoiMimiM
I'rt'imrlng for tho New Bridge.
Now York, March 11. A start
will soon bo nindo on the task of
cloarlng away from tho Brooklyn ap
proach of the Manhattan bridge.
Comptroller sMetz signed tho notice
sale of the building which the city
has acquired, and whloh takes place
today. Ono of the provisions ot the
sale is that the buildings must be
dismantled 'within 30 days. Accord
ing to Comptroller Mets the property
will probably bo turned over to Bor
ough Prosldont Color about April 10.
Tho approach, when It Is completed,
will bo in reality an extension of
Flatbush avonuo. 'When tho site is
turned over to President Color It will
bo Incumbent upon lllm to improvo
it, and Mr. Metz has usked what sort
of improvement Is contemplated.
Gold Dust Fiotii
Made by THE 8TDNBY TOW
BS COMPANY, pUaey, Oregon.
Mada for family uan. Ask your
groctr for it. Bran and aborts i
X always on band.
1 P. B. Wallace
AGENT
tmmmmmmmwwti
i
J. W. BOLLEN
Manager
fSalem
' Undertaking
Co.
Funfera! Director and
EmbaJmer.
CaKs answered day or J
mgnc
t Phone 70, 383 Court St., Balem J
mumiiMtiimimn m
Woodmen of World Moot ovory Fri
day night nt 7:30, in Holman hall.
J. A. Dickey, C. 8.; P. L. Frazlor,
Clerk.
Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, acci
dent and ponston Insurance, 2,
000,000 plcdgod; ovory claim paid
Good agonts wanted. J. H. C,
Montgomery, supromo organizer,
Box 432 Salem, Orogon. It. It
Itynn, socroctary, C40 Stato stroot.
MUSICAL.
kt
Artlitir Von Jiimkmi Tcneker of pi
ano; touch, toohnlch, Intorprntn
tlon. Thorough propuratory oottrsc
Advanced studouts proparod for
public nppenrniibn. Rosldonce G68
Center St. Tel. Mnlu 520.
2-28-tf.
MIHCKLLANKOUH,
-SrfrfrflNtSi.H
Plnno Tuner L. L. Woods, plnno ox
port tuning, ropnlrlng and polish
ing. Leavo orders nt Goo, C.
Wilts' muslo Btoro, Salem.
2- 0-lyr
CoiitTt'to Work. Got my pricos on
sldowalks, curbs, septic tanks nnd
comont work of any kind. All
work guaranteed flrst-class. M
Ward, Highland add. Phono C09.
2-11-tf
BUHERNUT BREAD
It Is worth moro thnn any other
broad, yot the price Is no higher.
For salo at your grocer's.
CALIFORNIA BAKKRY.
Thomas & Oooley, Props.
Ilutto & WetKlorotli Vine wines,
liquors and cigars. Wo bandlo the
colobratod Kellogg and Castle
whiskies. Cool and refreshing beer
constantly on drougb. South
Commercial street 9-3-lyr
SALEM WATER COMPANY
OITCOB CITY KAXL.
For watar aervlee apply at offle
Bills payable monthly In advanei
Make all complaints at tba offlea.
O. C. T. CO
-STEAMERS-
I'OMONA AND OREGONA LKiVVB
rORTIiAND MONDAY, Wi:NE8
DAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A.
&L, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND
BATUKDAYS AT 8:00 A. . FOR
OOKVAWS 'JUB8DAY, THURSDAY
AND 8ATUHDAY ABOUT P. U,
J P. H. BALDWIN, At
OSTBOPATXS.
Dr. 11. If. Whito Graduate ot Kirttt
vllle, Mo., undor founder ot Os
teopathy. Room 21, Breynua
building. Commercial street.
Phono S7. Restdonco corner
Mill and Twenty-first Bts, Phone
589. Treats acuta and chroalo
dlsoasos. Examination free.
11-17-tt
FXA7U91R8.
Thco. M. Rarr Plumbing, hot water
and stoam hoatlng and Unalag,
1C4 Commercial street. Phone
Main 192. 8-1-ly
M. J. retsel Plumbing, nteam aal
gas fitting. Bucocwor to Knox M
Murphy, 20 Commoreial strest.
'Phono Mala 17.
DRAYMBN.
R. O. Cummins SuccoBsor to White
Cummins, oxpross, dollrory and
transfer lint. Prompt sorrloo la
our motto. Furnlturo nnd piano
moving n spoclalty. Stand at 168
South Commercial street. Phone
175. Restdonco phono 908. 8-4-tt
BASH AND DOOR rAOTORIEB.
ITank M. Brown. Manufacturer 0
saab, diors, moulding. All kinds ef
homo finltli and bard wood work.
Front streot, hot. Stato and Court.
WANTED.
WiiiiUhI. Two sknto boys nt tho Au
ditorium rink. Inquiro ot Otto
Hundrlck, mniiugvr. 3-9-lt
Men Wniitoii To work for Orogon
Nursery Company. Inquiro nt of
llco on Twelfth street 3-4-Gt
Viui(41 to liny Heavy draft horsos,
weight 1400 pounds and upward.
J. Connor, Wlllnmotto tiotol.
1-28-tf
Help Wiiii(nI. A dozen good mon
for work In nursory. C. F. Lans
ing, Quaker Nursorioi, an Gardon
road. Phono 060. 2-23-f
K11 lu rged-
Our meat market on Hast Stato
street has boon doublod In slzo and
we aro better proparod than ever to
servo customers. Prompt servico and
tho beat ot meats our motto. Call
or phono 199. B. H. Kd wards, Prop
Wanted. Stenographic position by
young woman wishing to mako
ohaugo th first of April. Six
years' experience. Kxcollont rof
erono. Address "fltunographor,"
earo Capital Journal. 2-10-lm
I Want to Buy 20 hoad of hoary
draft horses In tho next two wook a
Will pay good prices. I also want
a first-class saddlo horse, weight
not less stlinu 1100 pounds, mtiut
bo high-grade and single-footer. J.
Connor, Willamette Hotel.
3-4-tt
Wanted Gentloman or lady to travel
for mercantile houso of largo cap
ital. Territory at homo or abroad
to suit. If deslrablo tho homo may
be usod as headquarters. Weekly
salary ot 11000 por yoar and ex
penses. Address Joseph A. Alex
ander, Salem, Ore. 2-19-lm
HOtUE-rerra
Rocky Mfluntarn Tea Hut
A Bur KtJJtlai Ut Uu; Pmj4.
EHip 0U4a Uialtli aal RaivI Vl(r.
X ap-IAo ttt Coiutlivation. lotli(iMtloa, IJS
ami KI'Jii Troublnn, Hin(tr. Kvteiat, liopum
Uluo! HA Ilruiia. luilih (owU. iftaJaclia
aivl Utkwt ll' lUwky HouaUlo Tw In U
IH toiin. Xi cuiii a tu( (Uuum iiuuU by
MoLuerca Due rovi-i, ?lvJUon, Wit,
m.9tH NU0CETS F0N 8ALL0W PEOfj
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