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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 26, 1919)
PAGE EIGHT. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OKKGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1919 OTLD DRAFT Hill Two Women Asphyxiated By SiftWQ UDMV DDIMPC MVVKVIU1 VUB ilAMMtl I nuk io mam AND TOWtARYGIRLS Burlinjrton. Vt. Doc. 24. Two wo men are dead. Sevan nerannfl urn he lieved to be dying and many others are In a serious condition from gas fumes which penetrated their homes from leak In a main today. . I The dead are: I Mrs. Martha Harrington and Mrs. U.ico'.n, Neb., Defc. 26. General 'George Raymond. . iniAof riurlnff tm ' . TV.rihlner T.tnnnln'a holidays, will make bis first publio appearance today when he entertained by the Kiwanis club at noon. He nas uoi had time yet to renew friendships wrn om rseDrasKa lrlends. Arriving Wednesday, he went Immediately tUb home of his sisters, where Chrial ta, was spent quietly In a -family re union the first the general has en ojed In four years. I Ins evening Nebraska will have chance to meet the American leader . Informally. At a reception .in repie seniative hall of the stats house, city - and state officials will be present and all old friends will "talk it ov r . Y,-.l MFershing." Asked about a statement from Chl - cago in which Charles O. Dawes de cared Pershing was not and wou"' not be a candidate for the presidency . W. Woods, executive head of the Neotasfca Pershing-for-president m v Pbui, said: , I have not doubt that Penning M candidate. Nobody ever said nt wu and nobodv hoi , LTlit ,mlt plaln thls 18 a move- CH1THASBUWS AT POST OFFICE IS BIG .-"oscoffice oificlals report heavier Christmas trafiic thj year than hit e " r befo.e been experiences I thi lo . orXice. As Ifc usual in such caii ' 1 Trt hflVA haan Iicca v .- . 1 .... f 4. iS. iJOSlcards and DaekaLCi rnrrt.,-, :il he oliice wrongly directed or v,l n.- address at all. The great majority .jave no return address, and those tn. the officials will be unable to straigh. n out here will be forwarded tn tha ajao .etter office. Comparatively few, of the number, are Christmas parcela iwt being only two or three dozen o' tune. A. custom that has hnnma hoho,. is that of addressing letter to the intntto draff h. 7": " " .?ve- I ounSer of the city, merely "Salem" nomination." "" repupnean Im.i the employes at the office have j nuninver 01 iinamg out where Ihey live. Just such a thing happened ..lis year when every member of tn .-. nioi class at the high school receive' tetter on which the ktrnnt nrMro-, omitted. Borne of them will be loc ted and the rest will be dealt with in no customary manner. An example of some nf th aim ties the workers at the nrri. . V. (JAlJCll- j .ice was shown Friday morning, when Lv"-,al" loceivea rrom n fumiiv t..al had moved lrom dalem to a Call- ioi.ua city, frantically demanding Seattle - ... 1 "y mi tnem at their Sa- v,tow iu lourisr trava HnHni.i. j .iiniu fAi,in , " ing m( win he ; " ;"...,".uur-: "r- .ose "veStiKat,t,-.1 mo. according v::r 1 no men ot the " executive "r: uInn". T5 "r'" " rM P " the future it ninrth m U4 "e i'aciflo " promptly sent on. iMortnwest Tourist association, who I - " l wnolo, the package wern h, lias Just returned from a month' J tied and directed .- vi! TOURIST TR4FFIC OF 1920 TO EXCEED PREVIOUS RECORDS trln t .7..""" 'nins 4" " " tiura arranging with , agenoles ttnd railway traffic officials to direct the rising tide "? Touir1 ? the PaClf, ""rthwest all l,?, 6!"" and traffi0 officials ti tht iu ,arge lncrease favel ,h aClfI nortwest for 1920, Mr. Cuthbert states, basing their predlc increase oiaV?h7Z .ifr' c"thbert "Poke upon the Pa cific nothwest tourist campaign at tol,C."nVentlon of oommerclal and tourist association secretaries at St I Paul and aeii.wi . . ou , pussage or res- utione to congress in support of re- and mhLPP,rPrlatl0n'' for roai work and other improvements in the na tional parks following this up by tak ing the resolutions to Washington, 1) t-., and doing personal work with congressional committees and west ern members of congress to secure tnJTT 5 the appropriations. Mount Rainier National park, Mt. Ba ker and Crater Lake are each Includ ed for appropriations of 1100,000 and mendLr11 ?0rk lng ln the recom! tnendatlons to congress of the for-i . I,, . " uonal Pn'ks departments. All inrlliatlnn , that . ! ; ve assurance that the tourist traffio of 1820 will 1919 " m creaking travel of 1919. said Mr. Cuthbert "I have no longer any fear that tourist travel to fhIT Ber,0URy af,oct travel to the Pacific northwest for several rea- S J?"' f tha ,JrinclP'11 reasons Is that so many people have to travel to Europe on business that transport, tlon companies cannot take care of enough tourists to seriously interfere with tourist travel In America." vious, and a creat deni ..... . v v uiiiluiJHNMnru u.ior was thus saved. Parcels are .tin uiiu going and It will be sovera uys before the work at the office s.t downto normal conditions. Rub Sprains, Pains and Swelling Away relief follows a rubbing wu, "St. Jacobs IJiiiint'pt" Hub it On n. anralHA ,i . ... , . mu..i i t . ' aimie, wrist, shoulder, back or a sprain or strain anywhere, that'. n,i, ....... juu realize the magic in old, honest "St. Jacobs " "l oecause the moment it is aPPlled, OUt COniPa the nal. ... jJi. WJI1I9, soreness and swelling. It penetrates 'M.t into tne Injured muscles, nerves ligaments, tenrinne un,i i . - " wuik-b, uiiu re- lief comes instantly. It not merely kills pain, but soothes and heals the injury so a quick recovery is effected Get a small trial bottle of "St Ja cobs Liniment" right now at any tu.B ana stop suffering. Noth BY GERTRUDE! ROBISON The child with the wizened face took the basket from the kind itrey haired lady, and made way for the man wun tne calloused hands. It was a large basket And verv heaw thai the thin shoulders of the little girl aroonea as she carried It (mm the army hall and out into the rain, but the smile that dawned upon the pale ups ana aiea Derore ever' It reached tne nazei eyes, was the first for her in many days. Long ago she had Inut nil helle In tne rea cioaKea, mythical person call ed 'Santa Claus," and as for the Christ child, the fact that He had been killed, lone aeo. had heen tar more Indelibly imnreiwed linAVI hai mind by the fate that had been dealed out to her, than any other phase -of His existence. Praying helned of course, but she had prayed so often and been hungry Just the same, that there was little of tha heantv nf child faith left In her starved body. JLOis or Goodies She set the banket rinwn tnr ment to rest her tired shoulders, and lifting ud the white cloth that eu u, peepea inside. Oranges and ap ples and a tempting package of figs: peas and beans and a laree nnk- of pancake flour. There would be flapjacks for breakfast in the morn ing! Rice and flour and buttei- real butter and a can of milk, package of conee, to sav nothinar nf the loa roast or Deer ror the Christmas din ner. uraaually. her theories began to waver. Let's see, how did the story gor mere was no room in the inn so they had had to eo to a atnhie The roof of her own home leaked badly since tne snow, but after all it was better than a stable. And her rnvop. let, though thin, was clean, and much nicer than straw. There hnri h some shepherds, she remembered, but she didn't think they had brought a basket of things to eat. Perhaps, after all she had better go back to the army hall Friday night to hear the mii.ln and see the trpe, and listen to the story again. This time the smile reach ed the corners of her eyes, as she picked up the basket again and start ed for home. 75 Families Aided There are 75 families in Sale WnOSe ralth has been Utrentrthenerf and whose hearts have been irlnrirton- ed Just as was the heart of the little maia wun the pinched face. For the workers ln Ood'a nrmv oka to the needs of God's poor, and each family has received Just such a bask et, wun an the enumerated delica cies. , That neighbor of vnnr nui, (,. hard calloused hnmla urim ,., i u off Just two weeks before Christmas because the snow had nf...i,i closing or the mill where he earned his dally bread: thnt mtin r.i i.j with the tired eyes who takes in wash ing to support herself and invalid daughter: that wld OW With fU.A .V.41. dren who refuses desperately to send them to an orphanage, and works for a mere nlttance in an hamtn to keep her little family together; More ti Prisoners Get Cheer out iU iiio gl'e&l gray building where 280 men are servinir sentence fnr miademeAnnrci against their fellow yen, boxes, wrap yea in aaimy paper ana tiea wun noi- taay riDDon nave round tneir way. Nuts and fruit, candy and gum, to crether with a. r!hrlntmnn mflfrazina. and a Cheerv word nf crreetln? will serve to break the awful monotony or tneir existence, and help renew their faith in the outside world. ThrrtllfcTh the Panitol Tnitrnal the Salvation army desires to thank the public for their hearty and generous refinonne ttl the nTee nf the street workers. More than $400 have been receiver! In the lrettlea and flnv defi cit will be covered by money from the recent campaign fund. Throueh the fanltal Jnilrnnl also it 'wishes every one, every where, the merriest Christmas of their Jives. And the Journal la addintr. as a Tiny Tim afterthought. "God bless you, every one!" BOY HOST FACE THIRD TRIAL FOR MURDER MarKllfieM. Or. Dan Qft.Arrena. ments are being made here today by county oinciais ior tne tmra trial o Ittaroiu Howell, 15, on -the charge of murdering is year old Lillian Leuthold The Jury which sat in the second tral reported to the court yesteran thai it had been unable to agree ani" "as discharged. It had deliberated 40 .ours. The Jurors who sserved the tic. . trial disagreed, eleht helni! fnr enn viction and four for acquitttal, it was understood. It is renorted the .-nn Jut-y stood seven to five for convic ion. ; Al I V evidence 111 the race orot, cumstantial. - 'sTJ)i - V- O- 1 fcl.li"S PILAGERS RELEASED New Tork. Dec. 24 The twoi... t 4iii uns members of thfi omw rf uA transport America, held In the ship's urig us a result of alleged pilfering of the ship's stores and riinnrrWe rhn. they were at Brest, were released to- aaj. in three weeks confinment to wiucn tne men alreartv hart hun i. joutea was neia sufficient punishment. Was Surprise of His Life? He Says Had Suffered Twenty Years Full of ""o "u energy since Taking Tanlac Clearance of Ladies' Coa ts aod Suits About 75 Winter Coats and Suits to be closed out before new stock arrives. An opportunity to pur chase these garments for about their wholesale value. This season's newest styles. coats ............. - $16.75 to $37.50 - $20.00 to $35.00 suits ..: i . --" i ii, uin- Xg el8e SOtH tlllmra alrnl.vUi . ly so thoroughly it i- th " fam"y tosetheri- Plicatlon to rfih n" 'S lh6,0niyfl.p-1a 1 these have received a goodly share assurance "rain, bruise or swelling: "IZi X Che6r fr0m the SaIva- 1 GFRMAN HD TO BRITISH Washington, Dec. 26. Seven former barman liners now held In New York Wbor will be turned over to the Urit Jsh as soon ns arrangements can be made for ""l" transfer, the hipping board announced today, ""ippuig The announcement was made in a nllr J"h." Puyne. chlr! t -v ,7 b , K"'P,W8 board' t0 Secre tt.y or Btate Lansing. were allotted to the British bv .iJ Peace conference. The Imperator wat snips a S k 8 nlpl,ln board. Six v, j . DEPOSIT THE CHRISTMAS CASH IF you were the happy recipient of money for Christmas why not make it the occasion for opening a Savings Account here at the United i States National Bank? Thus your gift will grow instead to go Interest on Savings. Salem. II n i 1 P mmWUUIUI,. W-K I "I Was twontv venra tlnAlna . j i , , " " o a, ii.cu- iclne to reach mv case hut thnnt laniac, i nave found It at inDt nu C. H. Leep, a retired farmer.' who resides at 210 w.nat ipittir oin o . - 'J o'..u L. Los Angeles. Cal.. while tivini t mo oenents ne had received from taxing Tanlac. Continuing, he said t' Or fill thoOA T T 1 j -uv. a x wive ueen suffering with my stomach, nothing I uib wouia aigest ana gas would form and I would suffer with Intense min. and I also had a pain in my side of mie years nearly all the time. I was Bothered a great deal with rnnsttnn tlon and had to be faking some kind vi laxative an tne time, and felt tir ed and worn out and had no life or energy and was extremely nervous. "I had taken a lot nf Hifferont Dr.,.,. oi medicine but none of them did me any good and one ciav nnt inn. ago my son suggested I try Tanlac. I took his advice and before I had taken half a bottle I kn ew T horl struck the right medicine and was so burprisea at my Improved condition and It had come about m minki t could hardly believe it. Every bit of gas and pain disappeared and I began to feel strone and irnnd nn. mnr. and while I have taken onlv a few bottles altogether I am full of energy, feel fine all the tl me eet heart lit. sleep like a log and never know what it is to be nervous V nm oinr) tn o., a good word for a medicine that helps any one as Tanlac has me." tanlao Is Bold in Salem by Tyler's Drug Store. In Hubbard hv nnhh.rj Drug Co.. ln Mt. Anp-oi k d Gooch, in Gervals bv John Kellv. In Turner by H. P. Cornelius, ln Wood burn by Lyman IT Rhnrev in cn..o. toa by Geo. A. Steelhammer, In Gates by Mrs. J. p. McCurdy, in Stayton by C. A. Beauchamn. tn Anmra h., a., ra Drug Store, In St Paul by Groce teria StOrefl On In nnn.u v.n nr m ... 4u. . Johnson, ln Jefferson hv irnah, a Mason and tn Mill City by Marketerla re. to. OUR PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST Gale & Company Commercial and Cotfrt Streets Formerly Chicacn St.nrt W Washington State To Play Nebraska Thanksgiving Day bpokane, Wash.. Dec. 26. Following nit caning orr oi the annual W. S. C IJ. of W. football e-ame. "W H n h. ai ranged to play Nebraska at Lincoln tirnivsgiving day, 1920. Central Howell News. PROSPERITY REFLECTED Central Howoll, Or., Dec. 26 Howell prairie has been covered with a beau. tifl white blanket for almost two weeks but the weather condition) caused it to melt and It ran away. Many farmers were not nrenared fur such a cold snap, consequently many potatoes and apples were frozen. Mrs. W. Snitler left fnr rwtit,'n,i The prosperity en Invert hv n-.. larmers is reflected in the nf the state land board here in the for.n 'apjui, accumulating balance In I opiuer ten ior iJortlani the enhnnl i . - ...V. i ... . ...,, iu..u tarougn tne ract that win spena (Jhriac many farm loans made out of this fund mas 'with her daughter and family, are being paid off. The balance nnw r' Spitler left for Portland Wednea IIT phS"Kdnin the SCh001 (und amounts day to 248,500 .accorrtlne' tn fi t mit u.. " " " "6"' bud. John C. Roth and wife, Will Roth, Jr., and family were guests at the home of their parents Sunday. ' The school at Central Howell mm been closed since the snow began and the pupils will enjoy a long vacation owing to the holidays following. The Central .Howell Conerres-.Ttlnnal church will have their Christmas pro gram next Sunday, Dec. 28, at 10 a. m. A. hearty invitation is extended to all. You are welcome. The year 1918 In plmnt neat nnrl v surely have been blessed with a bouu- uiui narvest for which we are thank ful and as we enter into the new yea 1920 let us not only prepare to reap another great harvest hut fnr a mnwi essential thing, namely a home beyond. - G. Tlrnwn r.la.i. . .i . sttae land board, whn . $200,000 of the fnnrt k T! 1 t BUY REMNANTS AT THE Remnant Store 4 North fommereial ISA Every Day Is ' KG AIM DAY At Incorporated RECIPROCAL and OVERLOOKED GIFTS If there are any gifts you have overlooked buying bear in mind we have still a good variety of appropriate items, stationery, books, cooking utensils, fishes, etc. WK WILL PURCHASE YOtlt Used Furniture Ranges. Heaters. Cook Stoves. Beds. Mattresses. Springs. Bureaus Commodes. Sew Ing Machines. Dishes. In fact, any article which you wish to sell. Call Us Up Phone 1177 WHY9 We Pay Best Possible Price moral- it puts $ I In your purBe. Lucas & Needham , '"rry ana Liberty 8ts PHOKB 11T N W.W.M00RR House Furnisher home nr Tin,' i7,ro,n. . - - . nuui i ou get more for your money at Moore's. To. those who have not cars: with the nrices of t new cars going upward and no prospect of being t reaucea, wny not buy a good used car, run it for d-wxuie men trade it m on a new car. We submit you the following list of good used cars: 1916 Ford, 5-passenger, dandy shape $425 1915 Ford Roadster m $375 1919 Dort, 5-passenger, good as new Z $900 Studebaker Bug, rebuilt, A-l condition- $325 1J18 Studebaker Six, 7-passenger, fine shape......$850 passenger Buick, runs good, $200 1915 Overland, fair condition ... $275 1918 Chevrolet, good shape .. """ c650 Cadillac Roadster, fine shape, only ZIZZ1.$425 SALEM VELIE COMPANY 162 N. Commercial Street Phonel604 LM.HUM can of KekSoTong Medtein and Tea Oo. h. niedieine which wiU euro tny known disease. -o Sundays from 10 A. 1L nntU 8 P. M. 153 South High St. Saiem. Oregon. Phone 181 PtRD TRVCR WITH TWO TON ATTACHMENT. RCNs UKE A TOP OSCAR B. GINGRICH wuiui4 & tike CO. 871 Court Street Phone 35 Beds J8 up; Springs $4 to $20; Mattresses J5 to $25 Dining Chairs, Suit Cases "cIlL601" Electric Iron Casseroles, Dishes, Tea Pots, Water Sets PYREX GLASSWARE CARVING SETS . " $175.00 Playerphone and 15 Records, $150.00 $100.00 Playerphone and 10 Records, $90.00 ' - Peoples Furniture Store -.KCIAL 3T Pn1M4 DRAPERIES v MADE TO ORDER TO FIT rov RwixDowa C& MILTON Court greet For Long Distance Auto Trucking amette Valley Transfer Co. S" ai&u uo I next .'HAULING.