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Newspaper Page TextDAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. BALUM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, MARCH J8, 1MMI. ffACES ACCUSERS fl GRAND OPERA HOUSE tnn Not Met By the Aati's--Aidi- Lce Was Enthusiastic Salem Leaders if fre Giren a Number of Good Nattir- -yjofta Compliments rot machine and its Igolloway s Gwftw . r &wwt of the Meeting. toH wflB called for and rospondod g a IWIKru -"-. "" -" - nnf I1SI n'K'H ' c" I ' ADJOURNED GOURT In lloncm of the l"(i .Iuvtlr HnNey Department No. l Him a. lludly. Congested Docket. ; TOO RrRen debate Statement No. 1 l.-i rtnflM house He was . .... In ilnlintp ,. mfl fnrwnril and L.i. a pxDres'ed rogrot fa friends, Tom Kay. C. B. una J. iv oiuii" "" ""r Ir UKPti answereu uu , m.t wpn asked, and his ilfaerallr brought down the To the aurprhe of n'l. U'lten made no attnek on W. S. Senator j,i ...nifliiRc and invucu i imoii ai me opera noiue. uo am wivttA to debate he ques-;sny ho was personally In favor of IIII uiu 1 iuni1 iur bviiuiui , ijiii mill r llllUIl wan In Washington attending to his offlelal duties, and It would ho un fair to mnko any attack on a man not whom ho could face his necussrs. The audience wns one of the lrt political audioncos over turned out In Salem, nnd wn composed largely fd into he fii')Jct by ar-.or Republicans and many rotloge iSelPauPr Wll'l r' Olllll'SUtl oiuuuiim, uiiu iimihii uhi IU nriir I mi inflit No 1 "e inotigni argument, out were piunseu Willi , it inwrely opposed to the tho nian and his manner. Suhordl- J rM. entitled to respect. I nato the party and the mnehluo nb- io fot b-H'V'1 in 'be right solutoly to tho will of the p?ople. .,., in rhooqe MnMr own I was the plea of Mr. ll'Ren. Wo need I KVV --.. - - .1 . -.. .. ... '-cm constable to United parties and lenders but not inuVhlnen i"nr I nave nn iiuiii iui ; iiur uunni'n whj iiih i-iy. Am but do nn believe they In conclusion Sir. D'Ren wnrned itj 'Be iunuain'nmi iiuii'i- iiiubv i.ujriuiii;siim wiiu worn siij- ing iiiey wouiti support no Muuement No. 1 man. thjvj, the nnie policy on tho part of thoie who upheld tha urlmnry law would defeat overy can didate for tho legislature on the Uo publican ticket Jn Marlon county, and that It wat unwlso and unnec Mftary. 11 1 oulriKlzcd Sanator nouilie an K mnn who had played at the game of dirt politics, when all the reft p'nyrd It, but who was willing to uphold a clean system ndoptnd by tlit people, and got a good round app'ntisc for bis sentiment In that Hue. He contonded all tho way through that It was the system that had made Its adhorents do wrong; that men naturally .wanted a bettor condition of things, and if Jhoro was any criminality In politics today It was on tho part of those who delib erately wanted to return to the rot ten mothodtj of tho patt. lil w swentntnt " II paid 'i M his m- nd. ine emae U i r.'trr perhiinai mnnnor. a'-! he ii(jttj and Kepi Ut.-ti)mo" h!' nat in ''"! '"o uni $tl:tt& was th" Mays bill, jtUfar'MJ " i - '"" no-. I lurr n j .. ct g'' ' uiajoruy. lit wC" I i"ii 'inner iiiu ii innil. -I be neei- Dut Ihe I). nicii rt Mild, i won' ii'h ii voting nit rin H, in the logls- t M'i7 a'l Mi.' Democrats llfct iReoui)!u5n who were ij'h PMH ept Milt W w n m !' i' iitnl to soe iuKitfJ ibe farao'i- agroement mScoi to lv i..r $25,000 Ima s nojrn.. ,n 1902, to (ttspilsn ix,. u-. and do- f'jhlin a' 'he fiilernl pnt- Mtd'Ulntltienri of hll pRper Bc:rc to be ri cted to tho M"John II Mit.htU. Ho iuciUtementfi of Hit Lend- Wr ucued bv Harvoy W. i re:Dc to fulfill any con- kwdtog.' vute for san- nawovr,i n ifln.t intereut- Ed was repcitediy In- liC3MUie h,. lm,l dig 'Mpftt 'o )n friends. F Tt"T be niis r. ftiA fill. lot nun j Tb- (..ndltloiiB frcd cnoiiifh for tbalr ft fe L'il.i.1 lliilltrli fni. 1 IBU S'fllf i.i-nl Vi 1 I 'he hiTi.-v.- tvti nf n of Ins artumHt ront '. i -Mori the 4,ii or oh-i'Mih seiiHtor 3l lllll )l ill fniilnl ''W 'hat e'l-iim,. itiii tj.,. . " "" - a '- IMF J l" k-arr V' '" greatMt ir'"lon, ami '"ihI It r :t 'I , 1 li mhh-h i ' I) lnt- Tlio Lucky Quai'lT. I tho one you pay out for a box of Dr. King's Xow Llfo Pills. They brine you tho hoalth that's more prcolous than Jewols. Try them- for hundnohe, Iilliousnosu, eonsr.ipntlon and innlnria. If thoy disappoint you tho price will bo choorfully refunded at J. 0. Perry's drug store. o A'l ov:m- iV atato candldath are announcln(; themtolvia through tho nowspapor, rospoctfully pubmlttlng them-u'ves to the voters, Instfad of tho boas es. It la not always thus bofore the day of tho direct prlipary law. A Swollen uaw Is not protty nor pleasant. Whether It's cnusod by neuralgia, toothaohe or ncoldnt, nallard's Snow Liniment will reduce tho wolllng and rolleve uio pain, tiio great and sure cine for rheumatism, outs, burns, brnlso, scalds- any and a'l nchB and pains. Sold by aM d filers. i tffSitiMks lirl iiUU& , The circuit cwirt, Judg Gallo way, adjourned today In respoot to thp late Judge Thomas C. Halloy, at tho unanimous request of the Bar Association of this city. Tho case of the state against ex Secretary of State P. I. Dunbnr to recover nearly $100,000 claimed" to nave ueen illegally collected was con tinned until 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Developments of an ex citing naturo may take place when court opens up, Dunbar having boon ordered to appear at that time nnd bIiow cause, why ho should not be punished for contempt for falling to appear and produce his private mem orandMin books, In which were re corded tho feos he took while In office. At the close of the last hear ing It was understood ho would fall to appear, and hh attorneys wou'd appeal under a bond to the supreme oourt. , A Crowded Docket. Tho circuit court docket of this dlMrlet 1ms bocome ?o congested th', un'oas the number of suits filed in tii- future diminishes to a con sldorsb'e extent, or the circuit 'Judge ff some oflior county can come to th iiflilstanc of .Indite Galloway, It Is doubtful If tho majority of the enaos begun can bo heard for several month at the earliest. Judge Galloway, of the equ'ty de. pertinent of the circuit court, after sitting for five weeks almont consec utively In hU county, bts nnrlv ffiO cane still on bis docket. This "m number of oases were on his docket when he began his present term flvo weoks ago, and. In spl' of tho dlspo-ml of over 100. the number remains unchangoiLnew milts pouring in continually, with this large dock et In this county staring him In the face, Judgo Gal'oway In compolled to go to Linn county next Monday and begin the bearing of soma 120 mn- ter, which have started there since his Inst sitting. In tho meanwhile. Tlllnmoolc cases have aggregntiM a larger numbor hnn ewr before there being between 75 and 100 cases held up there, with more suits forming a stoadily Incoming, Btronm. Judgf Galloway will bo unnblo -to ro to Tillamook until April 20th, and by that time. If legal troubles In oreaso nt their present rate, tho prob ability are thero will be In tlm neighborhood of 200 untried caes In this county nnd ir,u in Tillamook. Yamhill county attorneys are a'o complaining of cases being hold up for trial, but Judge Galloway wHt not bo abio to ropalr to tiint coirutv until April 1.1th, nnd It Is doubtful If, oven then, ho will bo able to hear nil of tho cnRos awaiting him -there Poljc oounly alone falls to add I' quota of complaint, for there is but tho U'linl numbor of small suits to be hoard In that county. Judge nui nett, of Department No. 1. tho crim inal cctiM of the district, has on s--oral occasions com to the rescue of Judgo Galloway, but that depart ment has a ronsldorablo lot of work Itself at present. . The work of the equity lopart ment of the circuit court Ib destined to In on ho Increase IntoniI of be coming losi, owing to the appeals which are beginning to b rndo from the Railroad Commission, in nocord- I aiico with lew. Ih addition to these. the grat malnrl'v or nuns against Stato offlcJHls Imiiui In the cir cuit court In tbla ll4riat, and thse rimen take a areet deal of time, usu al ly several deyi la sHeceMion, suikn as the Dunbar and Kinrald now neading. l Wl l-fq The Whkc House Restaurant i For a Regular 25c Dinner at 20c i They can't be beui McG'rfchrist & Son Iroprlcior. 41 -H millllllH iiiiiiiiifititinjiiiitina4tnj,iiniaifjnsf THE CLASSIFIED liritif if iTtrhrii'f'itiTititigiitiiitifiniiM ro iAXx f iK)DCJKa. Kor ale Large woodon tnnk. K quire nt R. C. Cross market. 3-12-tt MtWMlllMllBM118l SM OOUKT 8TKKKT. i Qall and try ttestt. Mmui 16c Board nor see: S3. 76. ... " ' ' i kieo lurnianoo oomi very a reaaonablo. at; tub Saiem Restaurant MEALS 15c ( sjaas)sjsjsigS)atan HIM 1 H I H I I II 111 11 i t-m- ELITE HOTEL Restaurant and hotel, on Buvopean plan. Meals at all hours on short ordor. Rogulnr dinner 25 cents. Thirty' new ly 'Qnlsbed furnished rooms. ,K. GCKKKLKX, Prop. 14 S Commercial St. I H1H-1U ill h IH f.f . H 4-1 iisja(iif gfttMW 3tcas f HOTEL OREGON S Cr Seventh and Htiuk Sts. Portland's New and Modern Hotel. Rales $ I per day and up.. European plan. Free Bus. WRIGHTDIGKINSON HOTEL CO. Proprietors Mno Property for Sale in goed: market town on Southern Pacific, I good schools nud churches. One' acre planted to all kinds of fruit, two-story', S-room Iiomso (on solid foundation) with porches, closets and pantry, nlso two-story black smith and wagon shop nnd largo bnnu. Will bo sold reasonable, ns ownor Is unnblo to work nt blnok smlLhlng. John Holm, Aumsvltle, Orogon. 31-2-lm .arjicnters Union No. lims Lee Union No. 106B of Carpenters aI Joirer8 of America meet overy, Saturday ovoning nt 7:3d p. mt U Hoarat hall, 420 Stale St. A W. Donnla, Roc Sec Foresters of America Court 8hsr wood Forostors, No. 19. ateeU Sntfttrdny night In Holman ball. Stnto Btroot Waldo Miller, C, R.: J. C. Perry, financial secretary. Good Horse for Sale Cornolli9 & Sklpton, at end South Commercial street bridge, Salem. Twenty years' experience, and handle only straight, sound, reliable Block. Horses bought and sold or ship ped to any part of tho country. Give them a call before buying horseflesh. 3-1 1- For Sale Good stook nnd dairy ranches for snlo nt ronsouablo prloos, with or without stook, Bomo tlmbor. Can also 16oatc good govornment liomostcndB. L. F. Goln, Waldport, Or. 2-JLfMm TORRID ZONE FUNARCE SBb1bV VaBBBBBBBBBBBBBHBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBslBBBVaBBBBBBBBBBBn B-'HawNNytfHassV VSbsbOPbsbsbsbsH TK ' BSsVFK iJiaBSBSBsV7il ft QFKE' iasgPISI l.'or Hji1 One big full lot, good 11 room hnuso, a big, two-story barn, young orchnrd, good gardoji spot, chicken park. Title clear. No ' agents. Terma of pnymunt easy, part on time If iloelrod. For par ticulars soo ownor. M. A. Dleo, 790 North Commercial street. n.1 A.ltnn For 8nl liumxl Plymouth Rook oggs, BOo for 1S; nUo two lino Plymouth Rock roosters for wtK $2 oneh. TBnquIro of W. 13, I)unu, y.'iS South Sixteenth street.. 3-lC-Ot Stauijaiil Hun Leghorn KggH Kor hntchliiK, A per hundred, 7fc for 1R; would let ropoiiHlblo person hntob a few huudrod on shnroe. Phono Farmer 821. L. D. Flolds, routo 1; 3-lC-3t For Sulr- SO-nofo fnrm, 7-room house, barn A 4x71, granary, ohtok nn house, spring water, inrm fenced with woven wlro.-Bemmd bottom land, 45 ncros In crop, tint ber on farm will pay for samo, nil kinds of fruit. Latham Land Com pany. 3-1 (Mf CcHtral rHlgo No. 18, 11, of IV- Cantlo Hall in Holman block, ear ner Stato and Liberty streU Tuesday of each week at 7:8ft m. Oscar Johnson, O. O.; K. K Andorsou, K. of R. and 8. Modern Woodmen of AmkA Or gon Codar Camp No. B248. Mk v every Thursd.iy evening s.1 I o'clock in Holman liall. W. W. Hill, V. O.: F. A. Turaer, clerk. Woodmen of World Moot erory Frt day night at 7:30, in Hollas iml!, O. L. Darling, O, C; P. L. Fras lr, Clerk. Lincoln Annuity Union. Sick, aesl dont nnd pension Inauranco; JJ, 000,000 pledged; every olnlm il4 Good ogonts wanted. J. II. O. Mongomory, supromo organiser, Dox432 Snlom, Oregon. R. R. Ryan, sonotary, G40 State street. MIS0KLLAN15OUS. Get a llmueMcnil "VuiiTk aHui Avail yourwlves if the opporlmnlty nnd fti with J. C. Robertson to Lake county April 2, and take up u good farm. Call or add rose 1207 Mar lon street. !l-17-3t Will Call and Pay Cosh For men's east off ololhln, broken wntcho and Jowolry. Wo elonn and prose, High grade work. Phono 903, Slgournoy, 483 State. 1-20-tf, CASTORy K ZZfUA-rJ-. "itt' assas EA-siMamW - t. - STORK KASILV'tlHClDKD f Tldi t?8" s 24l7 Su SiSMffl' att i T"7-uwrnw sSS-VpHK. JForlnfaata end Children. "'"'"aBjBsSaBMBJMBBSl The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of zjf.r i r At WkaS"- LygrC ir"b'"WIi -I?lVtf lM In Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Ttt wrw M,MJrr. iit wrr. (ueh(Ii)i) Should llo AiiMiered j Ifclly by Salem People. i v'bi4t ts vrt4r -to hav eonj-Id-Mie in the ottintftna of romr fehow o Miens, of jltopta ym rmow. or dsV pud on it0uuMit made ky uttar trail gem rnsiiliac in fr-wrqr plaras.? RsU tie fl!ewia? W J. CarlHMI. of 144 TslrU'W., Slfa, Ore., j': "Dosr's KWhojt Pills, which I pramroii at Dr. Stonss ilrsi stor. not lH!y striKEtkBnl wr ikhlHeys but iker spce4tly remove ' th bkab MMI lwoa. A rem- 4y tliat ikoljk Mok prownt ami ; henoJletaJ rffftlts as Doaa's Xtdaay PliU Iwartliy of all eoaikloaea. J rmn Mmactentlovaly reeommfud tkjfc ; to atavni for I know 1 at r had aaf 'wttcjn of tho kind equal to taajft jfor CMring baeksrbe sad kiiaof t'troaklo." Por by all dcftMra. Pric H eoata. Koor-Mllbarn Co.. Baifmla. New York. oid aarwia tor tint I'nl- id auis Hoiabr i Ih aaa D as aAd V ao other. The above cut represents brick lined Torrid fcoun Purr. Quaraateed gas, smoke and du' proof. Economical and durable. A. L. FRASER SS8 6TATR 8TIIKI9T. BatlBssUi fural&hod on heutlng FOR RKNT Kor Rent One ten-acre lion yard six acres of farming laud, with houso and outbuildings; ono G aero tract of loganberries gurdon and orchard with housu and out- biilldlnca: nun tii-nnio lion vnrd with house nnd barn, to bo ront-j ,n1 nil nr unnnrntn T.nnntfwl nnrt ' '. ... W. ..,,. ..VM.V. i.V. mllo north, of Wttiicondn, on elec tric lino. Bnqulro of B. -M. Ma I wy, 444 N. Winter st., Bnlem, or A. W. N'Msom, Oervalt, or pho Kanu 59 or W. II. Ukaii, Qervals, Phone Fanners 8. 8-20tf WANTKI). f,i''i -- fr'"' wsajisrsi"M,0ufwi'ii"Mwr-i-- Wanted YoiMf mail, good kalaiy, .lust AiTlved Kino now stook of ninrblo nnd grnnltii mouumontit. Wo can savo you money as wo pay no big rout; or city tuxes. Como nnd get our prices nud bo con vinced. -Shop In City View Cem etery, J. 1). llohniinn, Phone 1200, Snlom. 3-lC-tf. 1'ogei Lumocr and Fuel Co. Lum ber .shingles, building material, wood and conl. Low price's ant! prompt dellvorles. Ono block oasi of 8. P. passiingir depot. Phono 88.. 7-2-tf L'rs of. g ' d hoalth shawld preroiM slak aoss inroad of leUHty themselvM get sick sad thott try to curs it. So lony m you koap your llvar, bowJi aad ttumack ta hsnltky aa2 act Its ooadiMou yon woat stt slak. 1)- lard's Herblae rallevaa eonstltaatloa. taacth llvr aad all stomach and bowel t oubiH. Sold by all dealers 1 3MMv4KMtipatKr ei&tta 9 Gold Dust Flout 3 I ! gen Diego will praaoat reh sailor lie a nay with booaat of flowers ad a 4ea ..raun- oa the arrival U D iwf hr A Kwelrd nwoni I will bo iNrosented tw Kraaa. I iii i 'oay i fl' - .. i i . i, .Xodol U fodav 'h- be i kaog ! remedy for all tliii rs.of ih iun- laek. uck as hBlmi, hu hr (imh- Motnadh aad TNakbJaa of , jsld t a'' Ms- y THK 8YDKEY POW DB COMPANY, Sidney, Oregox. 'j t for futrflt 4ik st fftr (ir It rt t&4 tlri .k;i x tad. P. B. Wallace 1 AGENT j .X-SVg0MiMtO KJ1 lu or noar Haletn. to reprwsont ami to 4kow property for large Port land real eotale rtrm. ICxnorletiee aot' a04waary. Small eaali soeiirt ty rttlred. Addraas "Mahagei," 14 1 inftlitrfMi. Portland. t-H'71 Wanted-Wood Jjopiwrs, l aad Jl J por cord, ngk aad Or, Apply to A. D. mtyjoka. Hough Horn!, 1 Mlloa seaikst of felem. 3-14-at Wauteil At oMoa, two or Wiro rooms or h ainail eotliufo. Hnnulre of Anaosa, M. Wotok. at the Vuriy Store. f-10-X Ilutto & Weiiderotli Kino wlnos, liquors and clgora. Wo hnndlo the colebratod Kellog gand Cas(lo whlskloi. Cool nnd rcfrosblng beer constantly oi draught. 8out! Common)!! street. 9-3-lyr ICnbtrged Our moat market on Bast State utrett bus becu doubled In size and wo are better prepared tban ever to eerve customers. Prompt service and tKo best of mosU our motto. Call or phono 199. n. IS. Hd wards &. Co, For Kultv -KinU-clftss ear pet paper at this aftie; Sic for a bls roll. IJ VI3H Y sianaai. AND FIIMI HTAllIiKfl. ri - r-v -- J feed ritablea did Post- pLiemeitflT Tlieo. Ji. Ilafr-TlHWtdufe', bof vri3m and steap beating and tinning 164 Commerolal street. Pbons Main 192. 9-1-lyi M. J. Pctd Plumbing, steam an 'tun OttlRg. Saeaecsor to kaot A Marpby, 226 Cowmercisl ttreat 'Prone Mala 17. I.mn mill office gtablea, at Jl Parry street, between Commercial and Front streets. Tatupbn us, fomo of the finest llvorles In the ally tan be found hre Dick WastaooU, proprietor. 10-1-lyr SASH AM) DOOIt I'AOTtftin07 rn,r:(rntTmririuTaot isab, doorc, monldlngs. All kind of bonne finish and ban) wood work. Front jitrt, between 8tt and Court. Make all complaint at tbe oltlce. Strong and Health) Poultry ItrPTHRXUT IlItHAD. It i worth more tkaa any otbe read .it the price to no higher 'or ix at your groci-rs' l ILIFORXIA ilAKHHV. Tboma & (ooley. Prop. speaa4, V't I aaT iMeWo of riraftctess. ! ' Milt MtlUr of Iohaaoa aa oe .ohi rr 8lUt X I. ShOWm-Wt natural eoodaesa of he&ri and he ,wi! probat- bv- to vol1 for a Kts publran '" l cl,r1 Stattii srnar Iumi&mmHi m w.fiMi mmmi KriUUS.I stm itnein ,.v .. HT.V . I m . i M,t, . r. , si .1 U,ITKOMC0IC4t.CS..aTa ... " - -.iiii. pa mt 'SW In Sskm byDr.&C Stem OltAYMUN. . (,'Has1inI7uTJTros., Trawfcr C,mpaoy All kiads of tfflMater wark done Vurnltwre ud piano boxed read) for shipment. Prompt soriiee li oar wotto. 8ud and ogtat at C3 8oaU Oowiaesolal . street Phoae Q. KwUdense Pbona 9CD M Ilaggugv mimI Jlm-aI. K. WbttSL geaeral delivery to aay part of tho rity ,a short aot ire. Slaad ta froat of Uarau' nutasraat. Coin uir,il Hrot. llioae 39$. Raid' deana pheaw St. 2 U-tf SALEM WATER COMPANY OFFICK CITY M!,b For rixtr service apply at ogfes Bills piyjble ateetaJf la adraaee II ywii feed CxmiIoii'm liupovti Mait IIUU Food Yor kens will be wukllHa; ovmp fresh lab ew, three times a mny m they would, lay wtthoat thM foodL You will help ytreelve aad bajp h If fvn do yuar hnylai' In our llNe (rem un. flood IRwajure e wwUtry fillK fre. TILLSON & CO. m man nr yo .