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TUESDAY HORNING? DECEMBER; 231023
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Santa Visits Trains. ;
Hundreds of pounds of candy
were served last night and today
on Southern Pacific .limited
trains, upon each, of which, "was
Santa Claus, who dispensed sifts
and Christmas cheer to passen
gers. Silver-tipped fir?" served as
Christmas trees,; and. were, placed
in the observation cars. In addi
tion the dining tars were deco
rated and special . menus were
served. In order that the little
folk might not foregoytbeir Yule
tide celebration. jho railroad plan
ned an extensive urogram, extend
ing to all limited, and transconti
nental trains.-'. - Vlif tl.V.v.-.
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1024 Calendar Froe-,?V
Homer H. Smith," Ins.-Agency.
(over Miller's), s ; rt, M d23tl
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Amended Complaint Eilcd i
The Shell Oil company of Cali
fornia, in its amended complaint
against James C. O'Rielly declares
that the defendant received from
the plaintiff and others amounts
totaling 17.924.30. 'Judgment for
the entire amount, with costs and
disbursements is asked. -
loan Association Meets. .' .
At the Chamber of Commerce
auditorium Tuesday, Jan. 8, the
horticultural farm loan ' associa
tion will hold Its .'regular, meet
ing. Officers ahe A. C. Parsons,
Salem, president i John U. Plank,
Macleay,- secretary-treasurer, and
A. F. Beardsley, Salem, vice presi
dent. St. Paul Has Services .
' Christmas services will be held
at the St. Paul Episcopal church
at 7:30 o'clock this morning and
agafn at 11 o'clock. Special on
.sic by a. full .vested choir, will be
the feature of the later meeting.
A cordial Invitation is ' extended
to everyone. ,
Outbuilding is Borneo l
A small ;out-bulldingf at the In
dian Hill; farm. JusWutaide the
' city limits.: was. destroyed by fire
- yesterday noon. -The department
was called In order to prevent pos
sible spread of the conflagration.
There was little damage do&e.
At Maruny's
Poinsettas, begonias, cyclamens,
Jerusalem cherries, palms' and
ferns. 211 Miller St. Phope 1.
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IMCA In Holiday Attire
. Evergreen decorations in abnn
dant quantities have been, artis
tically placed throughout-the lob
by of the YMCA and will remain
until after the third annual open
SALEM SMOKE SHOP
XotttBUfkEoM ,
,-' Hot Cott m& 8uiicbes -"5
Bfcked Viriaia Hm . .
, 4 Coffe, 15. :
Drop Xa aa4 Try Oat Cett , -
"X place where ladies aa trsaa'
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, . Portland. Oregon.
; Carry G. Keener, Ke;reoen(sf1ve.
f,0t ixuo&le IU2s, Phone 1846
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JUp Searey, Dt3 Icsoraoce
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f . General Insurance
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- ''IIYDIIO'EIJECTRIC
IIEIIAPEOTIC INSTITUTE
. .(Formerly Dr. Schenks)
f 13 S. Cottage St,
1182
OSTEOPATHY :
The Original and Genuine Spin
al Adjustment Treatment. Ekill
roll. Painless Adjustment .that
gets results..
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Osteopathic Physiclaa
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LAPD & BUSH
. . BANKERS . j' '
- !, Established . .:.
General Enldnrj Business
Office Beers Frca 10 A. IL to 3 P, I -
Announcins: the Opening of Our
FLORAL; SHOWROOM
Next Door to Oyster Loaf Cafe in New Adolpb A Waters ;
. Bollding. . Corner Court and liberty Stsv
We will have on display innumerable plants suitable for
Christmas gifts. Among them being such old favorites asf
Cyclamen. Poiasettas, Rubber. Plants, Heather rem Potted
Plants of all kinds.
We wRl also be glad to have yon call at bur. Greenhouse.
127 N. Liberty. l . ; ' J:JLs
A.D.Sr.IlTH ;
FLORIST ; '- :
WS IN
house on Tuesday, Jan. 1. In ad
dition to the boughs, ' red and
green paper streamers are plenti
ful, -'i' :V::.-V
Pireme-n Not Forgotten '
; Members of the Salem fire de
partment were not forgotten by
Santa Claus.- Through the gener
osity of.': nearly .all of the city's
tobacconists; several boxes of ci
gars were received at the station
Monday," ,.- ' " -
Thief , Takes Peer Head- ; V v;' '
iThat a 5-point deer head., was
taken from, his back porch during
the. last few" days was the report
made to the police yesterday by
A. C. De Voe, 1586 Chemeketa.
Hail Is Forfeited
Bail deposited by W. E. Young;
Portland speeder, was declared for
felted in police ) court . yesterday
when he did not appear.: He 'was
arrested Sunday! by Officer Ed
wards, who found him speeding on
South. Commercial. - : .
Spotlight la Stolen
.His spotlight' was stolen from
his automobile while it was park
ed on Court between Front and
Commercial Saturday night, it
was reported to the police by R
W. Gilmer, 332 North Nineteenth.
Albany Store Robbed
Between 12 and 18 suits of
clothing and at least a dozen
shirts were stolen from the Stern
berg store in Albany Sunday night
according to reports received by
the Salem police yesterday. The
amount of loot taken is not known
but it is believed a conservative
estimate has been given.
Holly for Sale
City View Cemetery.
625'
Clerks Get Much Candy
Candy boxes covered one entire
desk at .the county clerk's office
yesterday, the gifts of various bus
iness men to the girls. -
Would Become Citizen "
"' Declaration of Intention , of be
coming an American citizen was
filed Monday by Louvre August
Odman, 33. of Silverton, who is
a native of Norway. Odman ar
rived , at the port of New York
on September llr 1922, He is
married.' v - '
Leisl Hurt in Wreck
WhUe driving back . to Albany
after a dance in Salem Saturday
night, Walter: Leisl was seriously
injured when his automobile col
lided with'.another machine in. the
dense fog ..nea Jefferson. A ten
ddil " liu caJloafeJrs eut .J.Q, -the
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WE PAY CASH FOR
- YOUR
FURNITURE
: AND TOOLS
Capital j Hardware
z Furniture Co.
. Best Prices Paid
SS5 N. Coml St. Phome 47
Royal Ann A Cherry Trees
Big reduction on all cherry and
prune stock. : Sales yard and of
fice at Cherry City Hotel, 130 S.
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MATIlIS NURSERY CO.
Office Phone 175 Kes. 10F4
.The ERA Clinic
Diagnosis and Treatment of
V ,": '. Disease . by tlio .
Abraia's (E. R. A.1 Method
CUIdtw'ainic Dally "
, Consultation Freo
Dr. Harrison I. Folk,
Dr. Paul G. Stapran
Hours 10 a. si. to 8 p. m.
Cor. 15lh and State (14S4 State)
BRIEF
bone, ; and he . was rushed to an
Albany hospital for treatment. It
will be several weeks before he is
able to be around. Before being
transferred to Albany he was em
ployed at ;a local service station
by the Associated Oil company. A
companion, and the driver, of the
other automobile were not Injured
though 'both machines were con
siderably damaged. :
Appraisers are Named
Appraisers for the estate of A.
D. Palmer' are S. M. Endicott, V.
D. BradesonA and G. O. Smith, ac
cording to. an order issued Mon
day by ; County Judge W.
Downing. Tuesday, Jan. 29, will
be the date for hearing of objec
tions to the final account, which
was also filed. .
Prisoners Give Gifts
Both .Warden A. M. Dairy m pie
and Deputy Warden J. W. Ullie
received many remembrances yes-
Iterday from inmates of the state
prison. These were of a varied
nature and' were chiefly hand art.
Of particular interest were some
excellent hand-painted greeting
cards. and a cribbage board.
jviwmnis unancr ivece'
trt m - w . .
Word was received last night
by Dr Henry E. Morris that the
Albany Kiwania club bad received
their 1 charter and would be of f I
cially organized Friday night. As
it is the wish of the Salem Kiwan
ians to have as large a delegation
present as possible, all who can
go are urged to notify Dr. Morris
not later than noon Thursday.
Special Halrcutti?g
At Marinello Beauty
35c. 245 N. High.
Parlors
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Insurance is Gift-
As a Christmas gift to all of its
employes the First National bank
has presented each with a life in
surance policy under the group
insurance plan. Each policy is
good for one year.
Hearings Set '
The publio service cpmmisaion
has been informed that the inter
state commerce commission will
hold a hearing at Washington; D.
C, on February 11 relative to the
railroad In Oregon and on Pebru-
io ui.ii.. i ik.
18 relative to the
Valley railroad valuation.
Water Being Improved ' ,
Purification of the water supply
of the Oswego Lake Water, Light
V Power company at Lake Grove
is under way by order of Manager
Pattullo, according to information
received by the public service
commission, as a result of com
plaints made by W. C. Smith of
Lake Grove. He declared - that
the water was . contaminated as
shown : toy tests on December 1 9
and 17, when : colon bacilli -was
found in the water. It was said
there had been two deaths from
typhoid fever and that other per
sons were I1L' f '.
Alrdale Puppies
For Sale. - fi
119 5W. '
weeks old.
Phone
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Rotary Has Cherrian Program-
King Bing Bill III will preside
at the Wednesday luncheon of the
Rotary club, with the ' Cherrian
members taking a prominent part
in the program. King Bing Ham
ilton, the retiring president, will
DIED
EOPF At the residence, 17th
and Ferry streets, December 23,
George W. Eoff, 75; -father of
. A. R. and T. O. Eof f both of
Salem ; also uncle of ex-Gover-
nor T.'T. Geer. " Funeral serv
ices .wlll be held from tho Rlg-
don 'mortuary Wednesday, -Dec
26,' at 2 p. m. Interment In
mausoleum.
RICHES At a local hospital Sat
urday, Dec. 22, "Mrs. Ruby V.
Hazlett Riches, wife of Stanley
A. Riches, residents of Turner,
mother of little Rachel Olive
Riches; also survived by her
mother. - Mrs. Rachel Hazlett
' and one brother, James H. Haz
lett of Hood River. Mrs. Riches
was for a number of years an
instructor in the Salem high
school. . Funeral services will be
held from the ; residence, 1
, miles southeast ! of Turner, on
Wednesday, Dec' 26, at 1:30 p.
in. Rigdon mortuary, is in
" charge.
KLEINICK Mrs. Bertha Kleln
Ick died at her residence, 1468
Chemeketa street, last evening
at' the'age of: 80' years.' Mother
' of Mrs. Anna McEIroy of Sa
. lem. Albert Kleinlck of Port
" land.' Dody at Webb's funeral
5 parlors. Notice later. ; i
WebBjS Clough
; . Ex?cr Ettxlntri
Ricdon& Son's
make an address with another ad
dress bf King BIng Al Pierce. All
Rotarians who are also Cherrians
will respond. at a special roll call.
A short . talk on Cherrian history
will be given by F. G. Deckebach,
while several Cherrian songs, will
be sung. .
Decree Signed ' f
' Judge Bingham, has granted a
decree of divorce to Anna S.
Shaveland from J. E. Shaveland,
who filed the original suit in
which, a cross complaint was filed
by: the defendant ; whose claims
were recognizad by Judge Bing
ham who denied the decree to the
plaintiff. . .
Silverton Couples licenced
Marriage licences were issued
to three Silverton couples. They
were Arden'J. Wilson and Mable
Updegraf r., Walter F. Bahrke and
Marie Elizabeth I Watson, and
Hartwidk Dahl and Opal Down. -
County Prisoners Remembered
: Seven Inmates 1 of ' the county
jail will not be forgotten today.
and - though they will ' not receive
; a turkay dinner. : Sheriff : Oscar
Bower. Is ' giving them a special
dinner, with fruit, nuts and other
trlmmicgs. " , .,'
Hello Girls Have Ti
- 'For their own benefit, the 65
girls employed at the Salem ex
change of the Pacific Telephone &
Telegraph office staged a Christ
mas party last week,, exchanging
gifts among each other. A fine
tree was decorated and friends
took advantage of the occasion to
present their gifts. .A number of
business houses did not forget the
girls and also sent gifts that could
easily be distributed.
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PERSONALS
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Major Charles E. Gjedsted will
leave soon for .Washington, D. C
Carlton Savage secretary i to
President , J. . S. , Landers of the
state normal school at Monmouth,
is here for the holiday season.;
i Bolton Hamhle is a visitor In
Eugene over Christmas;
LyleMcCrosKey, Stay ton attor
ney, fwasj in Salem ; ; Monday, ,s -
.' Mr.; and Mrs. V$. P. Linn : and.
Guy C Pratt, of Glendale,' were
in Salem yesterday. i4,
I Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J., Bayllss
are n Lafayette, where they are
Pf dChristmas with Mr. Bay-
1 ss s : parents.
f. -4Ult BUU AIS XI
son, Johnny, are spending the day
with their -parents in Portland.!
Mr, and Mrs. I. Z. Simpson are
spending- Christmas; with thelf
parents in Portland. . . . i
1 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kratte,
of Toledo, were in Salem yester
day, leaving last night for Pett-
holidays. r . , It?
r Mr. and Mrs. David Ellis, Jof
Tonasket, Wash. are here for tthe
holidays' visiting their . varenta,
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Harris and Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Ellis. Both Hti
and Mrs. Ellis are graduates; lot
Willamette and have been tea;hT
FOLEY FILLS URTXQ
"FOLEY. PILLS are the besl
have tried. My kidneys work a lot
better since I received your gen
erous offer, writes John W. Bro-
gan, Adams, Mass. , FOLEY
PILLS are a diuretic stimulant for
the KIDNEYS and while being ta
j ken close attention should be paid
to the diet. ' Avoid sweets, pastry,
starchy food, alcoholic drinks tea
and coffee. Drink plenty of good
fresh water, and keep the body
warmly clothed. Refuse substi
tutes. Sold everywhere. Adv.
SOVIET BLUFF IS .
CALLED BY STATE
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thai and in the inter-party d Is-1
putes during the imperallst war.
As a categorical Imperative and
directing spirit it was active long
before the constituent congress of
the' third Internationale. In par
ticular the Russian bolsheviks as,
far back as 1914 have looked upon
themselves, as part of the future!
third Internationale, acted In con
formity with its principles and in
accordance with them carried out
the October revolution.' T;
Bonds Not Doubted 9 !
"'But however we , may -look
upon the chronological succession!
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QUICKEST RELIEF
Red Pepper Rub" takes the
"ouch" from sore, stiff, aching'
joints. " It cannot hurt you, and' it
certainly stops ' that old ; rheuma
tism torture at once. ' j ; r
When you are suffering so you
can hardly get around, Just try
Red Pepper Rub and you will have
the quickest relief known. Noth
ing has such' concentrated, pene
trating heat as red peppers, just
as soon as you apply Red Pepper
Rub you' will ' feel 1 the ;. tingling
heat. In three minutes it warms
the sore spot through and through
Pain and soreness are gone. 1
- Ask any good druggist for a Jar
of Bowles Red Pepper Rub.i s Be
sure to get the genuine, with the
KELECFt
FOB RHEIMISM
of events and : on their historical
sequence, the - close organic and
spiritual bond between the soviet
republic, product of the October
revolution, and the communist In
ternationale - cannot be doubted.
And, even if the connection 'had
not been admitted, many times, by
both sides, it would, nevertheless,
be clear to all as an established
fact. . It la clear to us as to our
enemies. '-. t' , "r.-, .
'The comrade Kalinin in his
speech at the opening of the last
session of the all-Russian central
executive committee remarked
that 'in i the . general strength of
the III communist Internationale,
the strength of the -soviet, federa
tion has an enormous significance'
and , that the ; workers and peas
ants of the soviet republic are one
of the great component forces of
the communist Internationale,
Peasant far Dane
That is a deep truth. ; The
Counter revolutionary press makes
eport over the Russian peasant be
ing- Interested ; in the Internation
ale. Regarding the Russian work
er that press raised no quarrel.
Bat. hi regard to the peasant, the
assertion ' of Kalinin is true.' It
Is possible that the average Rus
sian peasant has a very poor con
ception of just what the commun
ist Internationale is and even less
under stands its program. -Never
theless the will . about the com
munlst . Internationale and ; feels
himself bound to it. Compelled
for four years to defend them
selves from the attacks of inter
national capital the Russian la
boring masses on their, own skiri
keenly "felt the significance of the
international . aolidarity -of the
workers. The laborers and peas
ant masses "of the soviet republic
hitherto boycotted and blockaded
by the capital of the imperialistic
powers, understands perfectly that
their daily - material Interests are
closely bound up with the success
of the international revolutionary
movement.' And in this '. sense.
Russia is now the country most
internationalistically Inclined in
broadest masses. - ' '
Connection Material
0n this side the very close
bond between the soviet republic
and -the communist Internationale
is not subject to doubt. This con
nection is not only of a spiritual.
but also ; of a material and palp
able character. On its side the
communist Internationale in the
same .measure is spiritually ; and
materially connected with soviet
Russia. 'It is not a Question of
material support, about which the
bourgeoise . press ' makes o much
noise, and which, in , the largest
part, belong to the radical mem
hers of- myths. In any' case ma
terial support, which for instance.
the workers of all countries ex
tended to the soviet republic dur
ing the famine of last year, is not
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OtasraX VorMry gtoeV ' "1
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FRUITLAND NURSERY
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less than the support extended by
the Russian -communist party to
fraternal parties abroad.': ., i 1
'. ,'Of course, in event oflho pos
sibility' arising, t both sides will
extend to each outer the maximum
assistances But at present it is a
question of a bond " of another
sort; Preeminently of a spiritual
political character.) v, f ; .ra.
Inspired to Struggle
J "The communist Internationale
rests on soviet Russia. The very
fact of the existence of the social
ist republic for five years repuls
ing attacks from all sides, main
tains the revolutionary state of
mind of the international prole
tariat and does not permit It to
become depressed in its difficult
moments, inspires it to unwearied
struggle, assists- the workers orga
nizations everywhere., ; ;
...-In the soviet republic, the in
ternational proletariat has an in
accessible stronghold in which the
elaboration of the International
communist program and tactics is
proceeding and where the syste
matic accumulation of. creative
proletariat experience . and , the
construction of a proletariat state
are going on. Here there is a real
asylum for all those who flghjt for
social revolution whither they can
seek shelter ; from the vindictive
persecution of the bourgeoisie and
where they can in peace acquaint
themselves with tho process of the
construction of a communist so
ciety, if' : .;s;;r -; - J.if,
Solidarity Accomplished ; i
; "The muiuai solidarity of the
soviet republic and the communist
international is an . accomplished
fact. . In, the same degree as the
existence and the stability 1 of
soviet Russia are of importance to
the third Internationale, the . de
velopment and ' strengthening of
the communist international is of
Importance to soviet Russia. ' In
the past ' the Internationale ' has
Christmas Day.
Tlie
J ' ; To Om;Fpemids; : f ),
- ' Through you our success for the past year
been beyond ' our- expectations, . and at
s ume we taice tne
rar our aDDreciation ana.
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wishes for a most Merry Xmas and a Happy
: and Prosneroua New Year: '' t ' ; i ; ' ' ;
v me
waA
taX ,Wm. A. Zosel
helped -Russia to. ward. off. the at
tacks of world capital.' In the fu
ture its aid will prove more effect.
The success of the communist in
ternational will contribute to the
consolidation of the political and
economic position of soviet Russia,
and " vice versa. - The spiritual,
moral and material bond, between
them its .based on the complete
solidarity of interests. .
.That is why the idea of open
ing the fourth congress of the
communist ' International on ' the
day of the celebration of the anni-
DANCE
At The
DERBY HALL
Corner High and Court Streets
XMAS NITE
.. ' "V Music By
ORIOLES 5-PIECE ORCHESTRA
Salem's Most ; Vopator Orchestra.
Encouraging
the Home Builder ;
An estate owns a number of fine building sites in tte
attractive Tew. Park section of the city. The owners want to
do something constructive with them they want to see the
property usefully employed are hearty believers in cooperative
effort. They will furnish the money to put a home on this
property if you will pay it back In small Installments. ,
. - Talk it over with ';.'..';";"' " " '
. T, S. Mackenzis,
" ' Owner's Representative
120 North Commercial Street,
At the ;dawn of ; a bright
Christmas morning we feel
particularly.;grateful to our
business friends for their pat"
ronage and extend a wish for
Joy and Happiness this
FrenicIhi,.$Ei(Dip
M. BUFFE MORRISON
opportunity to express
to extena our , sincere
f " .
w swawjw .
Ellis EL Cooley A
yersary of jthe October fevc!
war a 'happy one. It. is a ti"
full of deep 'significance s;c.
equally convincingly for ene:
and friends." : ; -
ZtiJi J-(Signed) Steklov."
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Christmas Din:.::
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OYSTER LOAF
f 15 Plate. t
Choice of Sea foods cocktail!
: Heart of celery. Ripe Olives -
N Turkey Soup a la Rein,
Roast Oregon Turkey -,
. . Cranberry Sauce t
. Spring Goose , '
; Oyster Dressing ; n?
, - Candied Sweet Potatoes'
Creamed ; New . Cauliflower -.
French P e a s '
Baked' Squash.
, Oromatlca Sauce
s Fruit Pudding
Hot Mince Pie " Ice Cream
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