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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1911)
i ru;r noHT. DiOTX CAPITAL JOURXU, IALKM, OBJDGOX. TIESDAV. DECEMBER 5. 1811. lis bfifcs the joq of THINKING of Christmas turns one's thoughts towards Salem's lig Depart ment Store; the place where up-to-date Holiday and NoveltyJMerchandise of Quality can be purchased at lowest department store prices. WATCH OUR WINDOWS, KEAD OUR ADS AND INSPECT OUR COMPLETE HOLIDAY STOCKS. Toyland, Second Floor Tomorrow 563rd Wednesday Surprise. Crystal glass Candlesticks at 10c each. Very neat in two styles. An extra value at the price. Tomorrow 10c eachi. None sold before 8:30. No phone orders. PERSONALS. t , ! JT. Beadlley, of Jefferson, Is in the1 city.' j J. C. H lf, the well known hop ! man of Si LB. verton. Is here on business. I Watson .Allen, wife and daughter, of Seattle are guests of the hotel : Marlon. i Gus Vh-eeien, who lives on the ; Wheeleo fsarm adjacent to the city, i came In tha is morning after his broth er, Mike, rs- ho has been 111 for several -weeks. I Ed. Ebers-hardt, the dairyman, of : Lake Lablssh, is " bringing 50 to 60 ' gallons of xillk to the city daily. ! -Peter CV-ok, the well known store keeper otHtickreall ind Independence is filling o -t his stock with Salem ; made goodas.. ; A. J. PlcT liens, the old time hop grower, li is n the city on business. L. P. Hcnpklns, the well known poultry raler who lives about seven miles soutlicx of the city, brought in crates of eggs this morn- li he received 42 cents The House of Quality J 'IKOIfFTrWATED i The Christm tas Store : CITY NEWS. Tbo Catholic Bniaar Will be held at St. Joseph's ball, December 5, 6, and 7. 12-2-tf Chicken Supper Tonight at the Catholic bazaar at St. Joseph's ball. The Quaker Combination of good man and good fi-llow and that accounts for C. F. Lansing and his good nursery stock. The I nltarlan Ladle Will hold their annual Xnins ba zaar Saturday, Detvmbir 9, from 9 a. in. to 9 p. m. at Buren & Ham ilton's furniture house, Flh, Poultry and Cinmi II. C. Dybee has opened a fish and poultry market at 190 South Com mercial street. Phone Main 2125. Your patronage solicited. Satisfac tion guaranteed and prices reasona ble. Bring In your poultry. U-16-eod-tf Lost lu the Jiinide Ye IJberty afternoon and evening. Eastern Star Tonight Regular meeting of Chadwick Chapter, No. 37. 0. E- S this even ing. Election of officers. A full at tendance is requested. By order of the worthy matron. Visiting mem. bers welcome. Argue MosnIp fuse Arguments were made this fore noon in the supreme court in the case of Mossle vs. Cyrus. The case Involves the specific performance of a contract. Win. P. Lord and Deputy District Attorney Wins low appeared for the plaintiff anil Geo. Bingham for the defendant. Ojmmi to Kiitry Lanrit Will leave for my homestead in Southern Oregon in a fw days, and will take a party along to settle on government land. Can accommodate one or two more If engaged this week. I-ands can be ftel on at once. Ralph R .Cronlse, care Tom Cronise studio. Have You Been In Our Store? We have the finest display of JEWELRY, SILVER ware, and CUT GLASS ever seen in Salem. Christ mas Time is nearly here and you will find that we have anticipated your every thought in the jewelry line. Come in and let us help you with your Holiday shop ping. We can save you time and money. Barr's Jewelry Store Attention Ladles Fa. ncy and useful articles at the bazaar at the Episcopal cbu-irch. Hunts Commission Wri. Fleming has instltutesd a suit In th e circuit court against John P. Sundlne, et al. He alleges that as agent . he brought about the sale of certain real property belonglimg to the defendant, and that his couoimlssion was reasonably worth the sura "of $100. .t I Sadly Hurt Mr. Scott, of 1090 Leslie- street, went o Portland Saturday to bewith his daughter. Hazel, who hsas been 111 In that city. Miss Scott, who is taking- a training course at SSt. Vin cent's hospital, accidentally ran a scissor- blade Into her knee . She la so far recovered, however. trut she was atle to return home wltDth her father last evening. Favors Exposition Declaring that the Panama KExposi tion will be of unmeasured bermefit to the state of Oregon, the comrnierclal club of Roseburg has addressed a communication to Secretary oOf State Olcott, asking him to use his efforts to secu re an appropriation for s an Or egon exhibit. K -W M :Hkii On the Tog. e rj Win dows. What flots It Mean Let the Toggery Bird beyyour Santa Clause How a About those Xnias p reseoots? Old Sannta's annual e vent will be pulled oflBf In 20 more odays and onlyr 17 of them sa r e s hopp∈ days. A bright new stcort full of brliigtit new merchandise awaits your ap proval. E!V KOLl. COLLAR SWEtTESRS All colors, all sizes. Buy ttvoem now anti lav them awav for Xirwas. CLEANIXtJ AD PRESS1NB We clean and press both ladSies' and me-M's garments. A sanltry steam pressing machine Is uesed for this purpose. Not the "bfclt woods' suethod of wet rag ores Ing. call for and deliver yoour garments. 1V3LE TOGGERY Phone Sit, 17 ConmereUI St DAYS TATIS AL BCBsST To be Continued) 6 a couple of ing for M per dozen. Guy Slmpo kins, the newly married young farner, of Lincoln, is tran sacting busi I xess In the city. A. M. !,-.- son, the English hop buy er, is regist - rl at the Bligh. V. H. Maoulten, district superin tendent of t -lie National Cash tRegls ter Co., has returned from a month's business trlr In the East and will be stopping at the Bligh for some time. Mr. and Xrs. Morden, of Portland, i will be at th -e Hote' Bligh for several weeks. Mr. Morden has charge of i the Oregon I Electric pay roll for the , work being odone south of town. Jas. P. Fe ? Jler, a prosperous farm er of Donaloa, Ore.. Is looking after I real estate Irxaterests in the city. ! Miss K. Tu i dsey Is here on business, j from Oregon City. A, B. Cook, organ'-zer for the West j Coast Life I Tsisuranoe company, will . be registered I at the Bligh for some ; time. j John Keonph from Krebs, Wash i Ington, Is hei e on business. G. A. Wemer, of Sublimity, is visit ing in the clt ;:y. Roy Hodgsoo-n drove over from Mac I leay yesterday". I R. D. Osbot n, of Independence, will i be In the city on business for a cou j pie of days. j J. A. Lankfoord and- wife were over yesterday fromi their beautiful farm ("Riverside Pa: rk". -j W. B. Clark and wife, of Sunny side, have gone to - Cambridge, Idaho, to visit relatlvei: - - Curtis Wtasel, a prominent stock buyer, of TurKier, is a business Visi tor to the city - today. Lester Couseer and -wife, of Jeffer son, will spen ml several days in the city visiting relatives. A. E. Belllags er, a prominent young mill owner, of Scotts Mills, has been spending a fev days in the city visit ing his brotheKr, who is one of Wil lamette's star fTV)otball players. Frank Jlatom a ma, who made quite a record raising Dnops last sseason, is in the city on buss-iness. H. Overton, city attorney for Woodburn, Is in the city on legal business. Billy Byers, the carpenter and builder, of lndenendencei reports pro gress in the Uttlle city by the river. H. L. Reese, of Corvallis is regis, tered at the Maa.rton. Mr. and Mrs. -H.J. Parkinson, who circulated the HCTnlversIty of Oregon rt-ferendum petSi tlons, are interested spectators at thes- circuit court, where the cases are be- ing heard. Col. C. E. 8. V'ooda, attorney, of Portland, Is deaf ending the referen dum cases. Juocige M. L. Pipes, of Portland, appear-a for the plaintiffs. Dan Murphy, senior member of the law firm of T Murphy, Brodle Sweet, promlnen t attorneys of Port land, is attending to business at the court house. Thursday, Deeeml er " Is the date ofT the bazaar at the Episcopal church. Died Sunday Mr. Hornschueli . the father of Mrs. H. Wenger of tht Ss city and of Rev. H. E. Hornschuchr. presiding elder of the Portland dlstrr-ict of the Evangeli cal association, i 1 ied at Oregon City Sunday, and was burled there this morning at 10 o'c: lock. The Rev. Mr. Llenlng of this ci :y will attend. Granted a KIiok? Mrs. Edna E. erren was yester day granted a dlvoorce from Frank A. Herren. The def3ndant gets the cus tody of the two C riiildren, aged eight and 14 years. Finally Pay Lltnsstt- After much urglrag upon the part of Secretary of State Olcott the General Film company, of New York, today forwarded a check In payment of Its annual license. TFfcie company began the transaction oBC business In the state in September of last year. The amount of the llcem.se up to date was j2T2.09. Ore no Wants fillllts- Actinz Governor Olcott todar is sued ft rMllllgttlnn i avivm IhA fnrarnnr of Washington for Che return to this state or j. w. Gillli. . He la wanted in Portland for obtain 3ni money under The Prime Evil Of Modern Civilization Overeating and lack of proper exer cise is the prime evil of our modern civilization. People are too apt to gorge themselves with food. The business man who sits all day In his office, or the woman who takes little invigorating outdoor exercise eats as much as a day laborer. The extra amount of food they take lies heavy and soggy on the stomach. It makes a person feel sluggish and tired; one is droopy, half-sick and exhausted all the time. The stom ach gets clogged, won't work, and the fermenting food forms gasses, poisons th blood, and causes scores of minor ocmplaints, all resulting from one central fault stomach trouble. We can't cure any disease by doc toring the spot wher It hurts. We've pot to go to' the root of the trouble and remove the cause. Doctor Na ture is the best physician. Give him a ciianc arid a helping hand and he'll confound all specialists in the world with results. American folk are too prone to use drugs for quick relief every time they feel an ache or pain. This is only temporary treatment, and Is very bad for the system generally. If persisted in it will lead to scores of complaints and even serious illness that might have been avoided. Take the common complaint of con stipation every one knows, or should know, that each dose of a cathartic gives relief only for the time being, and that in reality it aggravates the trouble. People who take cathahtics continually in order to move their bowels become chronically constipat ed and finally their bowels will be come literally paralyzed. It Is the same with stomach trou ble, or headaches, or dizziness, or kidney and liver disorders. When a person has gas on the stomach, or pains after eating, he takes a pepsin laoiet, Blear Donate of soda, charcoal or what not; or, if it is a hadache, a headache powder, and so on. The use of drugs in this manner does not cure, but temporarily re lieves, and the patient Is in a worse condition as soon as the acute part of the attack is over. The reason that the Cooper reme dies have so much success in making sick people into well people is that the treatment makes Doctor Nature do the real work. It is a stomach medicine, and Its only function is to restore the stomach to a normal con dition. The treatment is slow it doesn't cure in half an hour, nor in two days but It tones up the sys tem, and then Doctor Nature takes' hold and all other diseases disap pear. The medicine banishes constipa tion because it is mildly laxative and removes the cause stomach trouble. It ends pain in the stomach and gas belching because it drives away the catarrhal inflammation which has caused all the trouble. It stops headT ache, dizziness, improves digestion and the eyesight, and makes away with kidney and liver trouble because It puts the body in a healthy condi tion, and there is no longer cause for any disease. The Cooper remedies may be ob tained at J. C. Perry's Drug Store. o . Election and Installation Hod son Council No. 1, R. & S. M., elected the following officers last evening for the ensuing Masonic year: J. S. Wyant, Th. 111. M.; Felix R. Davis, Dep. 111. M.; L. S. Rowland, Prln. Con. of Work; Lot U Pearce, treasurer; Frank Jaskoski, recorder; James Plant, captain of guard; Wm. S. Mitchell, Con. of council; N. P, Rasmussen, steward; Henry Shoe maker, sentinel. Teachers' Examination In every county seat throughout the state all teachers will be allowed to take examinations in December 21 to 23, inclusive. Superintendent Alderman, of the state department of public Instruction, is preparing the examination papere. o Smile with people, not at them. MMMMtttttttttttMtt1ttttMM M-W 1 SAVE YOURSELF! t There is no reason why you should : always be a slave. X If you are desirous of saving yourself or a friend from a dr v T ard's grave, you cannot afford to overlook the opportunity 0ff Z at the Hot Lake Sanatorium for the cure of the liquor and d" X habit. Hot Lake mineral hatha prepare the body for the treatm"' X and then sooth the nerves and actually remove the desire for th' liquor or drug. Hundreds of happy homes in Oregon and Washi ' ton today bear witness to the efficiency of the Hot Lake treatm"'" X One week will in most cases effect a cure. Sometimes longer lg X quired, but not often. The best of care is given the patients full information, address Hot Lake Sanatorium, orl t WALTER X. PIERCE Pres. and Mgr. Just the Thing Come and see how many choice styles in footwear you can find here that would be "just the thing" fnr Christmas gifts. We have everything that can be desired In footwear Made by the world's best makers. All leathers aad fabrics. High, low or medium heels; smart shapes that they all like- Our misses', children's and boys' line is the most complete found In town. We fit them just the same as the men or the women. Remember, it is our sole business fitting the feet. And once you experience the luxury of wearing shoes that fit, none others will satisfy you, therefore we are always pleased to show you. We do repairing. MNHART'S SHOE STORE ! Opposite Bligh's Theatre. , 444 State Rubber Footwear Looks much alike to purchasers and only an expert can tell the difference In quality by appearance. When the name, Goodyear, is stamped on your rubber goods, it means satisfaction guaranteed, and prices reasonable. We carry a full line of Goodyear rubber goods. JACOB VOGT, 220 N. Com'l St i Hawely on the Way Congressman Hawley left for Wash Ington last night. He will not be there in time to hear President Taft's message read but the president will probably forgive him, and he can pat himself on the back for his good luck. BARGAINS GOOD HOUSE and lot close in, with well of water, can be bought for d00. if. sold soon. 166 ACRES; 55 acres In hops; good hop house; all fine river bottom land. 136 acres in cultivation $100 per acre. OLMSTED LAND CO. 12-4-5t Our Way of Laundering Is different from others. It Is the result of years of ex perience. Our method of washing is easy on the goods. Our method of starching places the starch only where It belongs. Our method of ironing or press ing is easy on the goods be cause it U done wholly without friction or wear. We'd like to have you see our work. Let ua call for a trial package. Tou know we guarantee It to please. Salem Laundry Co. 136-1 66 Uberty St Telephone Main 25 NEW TODAY. "WONEY TO LOAN on good real es tate security. See Homer H. Smith, McCornack building. 11-24-tf FOR SALE Good four room dwelling close to school and carline, store and paved street; $75 down, bal ance $12.50 per month. See Homer H. Smith, McCornack building. 12-1-tf $500 CORNER LOT on Chemeketa street, 58x100. Small one room house on lot. $75 down and bal ance at $10 a month. The house rents for U a month. All assess ments paid and sidewalks in. E. Hofer & Sons, 213 S. Commercial street. 12-4-tf FOR SALE A grade rubber tired buggy, and harness, cost $130, and has been used but a short time; will take $70 for both. Phone P. passenger depot Phone 210. CAPITAL FUEL CO. J. J. O'Nell. proprietor. All kinds of coal. Sole agents for the famous Rock Springs coal. All kinds of wood cut and bought. Yard opposite S. P. passenger depot. Phone 210. 12-4-tf HOT CHICKEN TAXI ALE Phone Main 2048; at night. 81; Sunday, 100. Remember Madison Lunch Wagon. Butter sandwiches. 12-5-5t FOR SALE General merchandise store at Meha ma. Including house, barn, and one block of ground. Postofflce and long distance telephone located In store The Black Eagle mining headquar ters are being moved from Gateg to Mehama. which means a large In crease of business for Mehama T.Th,nPIce ot ma Property Is cheap. It will be on the market for only short time. See us at once. E. H0FEB k 808 ZU S. Commercial Street Norwich Union Fire Insurnace Society. Bnrglurdt Meredith, Resident Agt 883 STATE STREET. MONEY TO LOAN TBOS. K. FORD Oyer Ladd and Bash Bank. Salem, Ot MONEY TO LOAN On Farm Property. John H. Scott ft jq., oyer tflv Chicago Store, t tern, uregoa. Phone 1552. . Opposite S. P. Passenger Depot WOOD COM riene 810 Rock Springs and Standard Coals CAPITAL FUEL COMPAM Talmadge Printing Co. New White Building, 231 H State Street. SOCIETY AND COMMERCIAL PRTVrrvn X GIt an Iowa Printer a Call. MONEY TO LOAN On good Heal Estate security. BECHTEL ft BIXOX 347 State Street TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES u Bought Sold Rented Impaired Ribbom Rollers Supplier 8e Me Before You Do Anything C M. LOCKWOOD Toon 90S Mala 814-ia N. Com 8c Salem. Of false pretence. I