THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, SATURDAY. JANUARY 3, 1920,
PAGE FIVE.
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CVRKEXT EVENTS
t 5 Business Men's
eon at Commercial club,
fi 5 Woman's Repnbli
fciub meets in Commercial
r,Dramatic, music and
T ' . - i . racial l&n
1 re.ital in run ...
irh, S p. m-
Ln c Cherrian banquet
'"ory- t,-.,...., ' w..
Weller siuuiu. u
rrtv strevu
n j3 Apollo Club Con-
at armor. -in
14. Regular Monthly
Forum meeting Corn
eal Club. 8 p. m. -,n
or. j-ti Annual
fcn. is-'----"-
ion County
ev Motor Co., tractor de-
fcment, State auu nm
Sets.
At the First Christian church Mon
( day evening, at 8 o'clock, an open re-
,.. win ue neia oy me dramatic pu-
pils of Mrs. Leland W. Porter, the
vocal pupils of Miss Lena Belle Tar
1IVANDERVEER IS
VENUE Ifj TRIALS
warn cicon
WINS WAY TO U
OF SALE H BY SONGS
Meet Me at Meyers m9B6e98SeS6SSSeSSR
' Chauncey O'.eott proved the truth j j
- jot h:s own assertion. made in refer-.
Tacoma. Wash.. Jan. 3. Juries Jnnn : ence t Oregon s governor, that 'MieC
tar, and the piano students of Frank : n ,n Moiltes"1o this afternoon : O'eotts are coming up. oj ins own j
Churchill. The public is invited tn n- raMeo lne application of George Van- prt-semauuu ot mcusb. ai me
deveer, attornev for the eleven mn!-"rand opera house Friday evening.
. charged with murder tn Centralla on' Chauncey i not unknown to Sa-j
icy porch as he Armistice da'- for change of venue hm- aaiae Uom lus appearance r'r.- j
night to pick UI to Tacoma or Olympia. The exact evening, lor ibis us his eeconu
his paper fractured B. R pmv. hi,. Place will be fixed next Wlr,,i v ivl&- the Capital city, tut he won.
. tend.
l Slipping on the
stepped out Friday
kJsatnrrtjiv ud.r tKc r r "l Fololwin tho iWiain., j, "..-en a warmer place in the hearts oi :
pw,v trial in Olympia or Tu-nmn M- r... ""' as Jur-an, ai.a ieimorc-,"
Byrd. he was restfner ansflv
lives at 475 South Winter street. Pend deveer aked the court to fix upon T- eJ hiS estaD'is'lert popularity by aris
ing his recovery Cronk's daughter, coma, tie earn; he would rather have V. oi '-ll--'''
Mrs. A. L. Buchtel. and two sTrand- e trial In Montesano than In oiv1..nous wan SOKie of his old "octiun
daughters, Mrs. Ed Bernard and Miss P'- Judge Wilson announced that his ?UC" s ' Aioiner Maonive, "A wiui
Ueneta Buchtel. from Pnrtianri final decision win k i 'H'Sh Kose ;H.d "lUuimejown rfr.ac;
tn Salpra. ' dav neit anil iho) ,,:'n Athlone
-- umi win neia
lther m Tacoma or Olympia.
A. D. Spiers, of the Liberty Exchange! Mr- Vandeveer, arguing for the
on ivortn commercial street, has dis- cnange, declared in court todav that he
rranA nf 1,1c t-, 1. I . i , rann..An , .1 li . . , OI
i'uocu "' nHcicai in in ousmess f--"v7u i.tuor. i speak ror- tn
"Ml
Qn
In
Full Blast
T hr hi -ni ..,,;. , Inns nd , , ' w.. " "V " i everlastingly to Mr. ulcou s credit
.. . .. n... iciaucB LVl UII ..... .iniu.trn Uy
lnitennite length of time. Mr. Spiers central Labor Council."
the jeweler, Salem.
Headrick bjick in
plans to return to Salem in the neari
iimive ma permanent nome
nere.
i
Dance at armory tonieht. 3
town, win j
i jjisrnci Aiiorney Max ucnl.iar pie-
Calendars for practical use. pared a motion to the court Saturday
H. Smith, McCornack" bldg. that the grand Jury continues Mon-
day and as long as necessary for the
,is Siiiiui and Join D. Patton onmpletion of investigations now be-
,,nl. students at .Mount Aiigei, fore them. The jury has returned no
iturday in Salem, returning to secret indictments but is expected to
t;om a vacation spem ui iiumc report on two special investigations:
- the rural dance hall problem and the
on company, leading iunbiui charges made by J. A. Anderson con-
Superior service. Moderate cerning the alleged misbehavior of
an employe of the state school for
the feeble minded.
JAPOLLO CLUB SHAPES
I II MANY
ED REHEARSALS!;
lus ( Columbus, all be present
ilomlay evening and near lec-
Father ijuck.
Miss E. Valeda Hoxie and Nathan
D. Swabb were married on New Years
day at the home of the bride's par-
.... 11 Cnhl.flaV n . n t . , n.
ce Auutirn nan u"i du." enis, anai tiazei avenue, ine cere-
Five piece orchestra, iloor in mony was performed by Rev. I-, G.
fcnt coiK.V'Jon- oi4 Lee. or the Highland Friends church,
assisted by Mrs. Lee. Only the mem-
K. Xeedham about baby Chicks, bers of the family and a few friends
ate St. Phone 400. Order now were present. Mr. and Mrs. Swabb
ivoid disappointment later. J will leave for Nampa, Idaho, early
'next week, where tney will enter coi-
E. M. Neill of La Grande spent icge, and complete their cours in
da.s this week in Salem as the Christian training.
,f her son, Will T. Neill. 1
at
arjuory tonight.
I County Judge W. M. Bushey sign
s'" ed an order Friday admitting to pro-
bate the will of Dollie .A. Stevens, 82,
lenlieig. King and Jonathan who died in Salem recently. An es
S5c to $1.00 per box, delivered, tate of the probable value of J1000 is
K. Richardson. Phone 494. 8 Itemized. The heirs mentioned in the
will are Ervin Stevens, a son, and
meeting of the Woman's Relief Inez Stevens, a daughter, who ,both
held in McCornack- hall batur- reside at Silverton; Arthur Stevens,
iternoon, the new oincers, wno a son, Chicago," and Helen A. Caze an
elected at a recent meeting, adopted daughter residing in the
installd. state of Washington.
tone Special. Clean up on goods Announcement! take pleasure in
: to 8 yard pieces. Values to )2 announcing to the "people of Salem
i d, all at 50c per yard at Ham- and .vicinity that I have purchased
(Adv) 3 the Sampson iBroe. Variety store at
. .4 152 North Commercial, the business
its free, no collection at Moose will.be known as the Salem, Variety
Sunday Jan. 4, 2:30 p. m. Come store. In addition to present large
lear what Bible prophecy has to Btock, new lines will be added as It
bout the time and season we are is our aim to make this store one of
, ln the most up to date of its kind in the
state we will endeavor to carry ev-
funeral services of Mrs. Helen erything in home necessities. Our pol-
fc-Mds. who died at her home Fri- icy is to carry quality merchandise,
locnins, will be held from the Price is iorgouen Dut quality never.
iUlger Home. Monday at 19 a. m. ,uur punuy win ue nusuiuie Kuaramce
flichard X. Avison will conduct ui sausiaciiou or iiiuiiey uuuk. mere
... . . . j 1 urill " nr ,ar-ta" nt "liQitTo" ahnllf
rviees. Burial will be in tne uua
we want your good win. is.. &. Kaia
jian, Salem Variety Store. 3
V3 cemetery.
The Sphynx club held a delightful
tone Special. Clean up on goods
2 tn S van! nieces. Values to $2
nil, all 'at 50c per yard at Ham- banquet at the Spa New Tear's eve.
s ' (Adv) 3 The rose room was attractively fes-
tooned with the club's colors silver
rial meeting of DeMolay Com- and green. Speeches and toasts form
iy No. 5, K. T., this evening, ed the principle diversion, Dewey
Union of officers. Visiting Sir Probst acted as toastmaster. Those tv-
hts welcome. 3 sponding were Pres. Joe Fliegel New
Policies for the Coming Year"; Can
and Mrs. C. C. Harris of Sum- Rehfuss, "A Greater New Year"; Carl
ake. are guests of friends in Sa- Booth, "The Ladies," and Luck Holt,
Hr a few days. Mr. Harris is an "The Gentlomen." Those present were
eer of the state highway de- Misses Florence Elgin, Hazel Willinms,
put and is attending the confer Kelly Freeman. Hazel McGilchrist
i in the city.
The annual high school play ''The
House Next Door", by J. Hartley Man
ners, which was scheduled to take
Lucy Holt, Katherine Gibbard, FernjP'ace on Dec. 19, but was postponed
Not unlike the approach of the cli
max in a dramatic composition of
music, the rehearsals of the Apollo
club are 'rapidly adding to the pro
gram of the season's first concert, the
finish and smoothness for whicl the
Work of this organization has gain
ed a reputation far and wide. The
manner in which Salem's most sub
stantial citizens and enthusiasts in
music are standing back of the club
is an endless source of gratification to
the singers, not only spurring them
on to do the best that is in them, but
causing them to feel that the goal of
a long season of hard work under
the able baton of Director John Todd
is, by all means, highly desirable, and
worthy of attainment.
The associate membership plan, in
augurated by the club in its second
season, as a means of securing the
financial and moral support of the
people of Salem, has proved to be
highly successful, giving the club for
each of its concerts, and with very I
little effort on the part of its mem
bers, an assured audience of just the
Class of people desired and intended
to be reached under the workings of
the plan, which, as stated by 'Justice
Oeorge H. Burnett, honorary presl
Iteviews of his appearance here
might be done Willi a rubber sta.np.
putting in on(y the cate ana tne mime
if Ihd tWitt,,,.. .4 .-.rtr,.,.,; ...... 11,
icha.-.g.ng tne cupnortmg vast, it Is
un-
ttiei. ,,fl tifHilllni-ttit Ihnt nA nAvn. crit-u ....
doiefnl plays of Ir,sh life Such as. for
instance, Lady Gregory writes. Aiso
Mr.. Olcott, blessings be m his head,
carefully skirts the elges of political
pools. He doesn't go even within hail
ing distance of the danger sign, n s
Irish people are happy, sunshiny folk,
amiable in their remarks or quick ot
tongue solely to occasion laughter. In
Macushla, his present p. ay, there
are some delightful characters. Theres
he widow Boyei' and her daughter.
at, a dougish lass who is Sir Iii-
an's pal of many yesterdays, when he
wasn't Sir Brian and could pal with
the caretaker's daughter with no one
to care.
Following is the cast:
Sir Brian Fitzgerald, Chauncey Ol
cott. Warren Fnirchild, Leo Stark.
Thomas Wiggins, John Todd.
Dinny O'Mara, the 'ostler, John
Hamilton,
Sandy McXab,. overseer, Joe Ken
nedy, Dawkins, a jockey, J. Arthur O'
Brien. Patricia Boyer, Madge West.
Mrs. Boyer, Josie Claflln.
Gwendolyn Fairchild, Nellie Strong
Lady Dorothy Hammond. Grace
Canfield. '
A Bookmaker, James Marr.
As stock is being arranged for Inventory all "ODD LOTS" found in every
department are thrown on the Counters with YELLOW SALE CARDS
marked at Special. LOOK for the Yellow Price Cards, they are Money
Savers.
CLARK TO TALK AT
MONDAY JHCHEON
Knocking home the campaign
dent of the Apollo club, "is nothing the Purchase of Oregon-made products
If it is not democratic." in Oregon, A. G. Glark, manager of the
K It is estimated that before the first iAssociated Industries of Oregon, will
concert of the current season, the- as-' , , . t .
tofttate membership will . toial 2U0. :8peak before th8 busInes8 ot he
which number provides a guaranteed cit at theIr regular 'noon-day lunch
atjendance of 800 persons to eaeh,eon at tne Commercial club Monday,
of the two concerts to be given this according to an announcement at the
year. .commercial ciud Saturday. Mr. Clark
Invitations for the first concert, lwaa expected to speak bri this theme
Tuesday evening, January 13; are'iiow.two weks apo but was unable to come
being sent out to associate members. in"a Governor Olcott spoke In his
This is the concert at which John stead.
Hand, the new American tenor, will I Tne luncheons ench Monday noon
make his initial appearance before are steadily proving more popular with
a Salem audience, and those , who 'instructive speakers or industrial cx
know about him predict that he will 'cursions featuring them, and a large
win the' admiration of his listeners crowd is expected to be on hand Mon-
from the very first number on the day
program.
HIGH SCHOOL PLAY
TO BE GIN FRIDAY
TULUA ARRESTED
WHEN HE GOES AFTER
ASSAULT WARRANT
Jacob Tuleja, age 50. for whom a
warrant charge, threatened to kill was
Reeves, Marjory Mellinger, Sarah Row because of weather conditions, will be'1(8ued by Ju(1(,e l;ilruh Kilduy
lat
nee of date Mlk-s dunce. Owing r-. c
. i;iim. .r.miiiiL snilUK,
lh CherrIan (linner ance on AmeIia Babcock. Grace Fawk. Gladys! the Higs school auditorium. The play; . ff. . . war..ant ...
dim
Dretha Douglas, Presented Friday evening. Jan. . !, ,ne uay walktid ,, tn(. Juslice o(: 3
evening Jan.
ill be held
the
Ruef, Marie Briggs, Mildred Welch;
5th.
on Monday night Mesg;s Joe FUegeI Dewey ProD8ti rlc
Floyd Siegmund, Thomas McGilchrist, i by
is under the direction of Miss neat-
Ice Thompson. Tickets are being sold
Floyd Siegmund, Thomas McGilchrist, u , fi" ,,, . cu" ''' " " " was free on his own recognizance, aft-
. m... ' reservations will be made at the High i , . Jt ,
r.,o ,! v. l i, . uienn uregg. tan jieiuss, .cane xajiui er ins nome nau neen waraitn ny i:on-
' mh""re :;:Lbe,d l Cl4 Darby, Walter Socolofsky. Oral "f? "'"'"t.. tu. nd a revolver a.iu
the arrest of Alec 6c,hwubauer, and;
was take,n into .custody. Saturday he I
' Wednesday evening, accord- "m'
0 an :,,,..,! s..t,.,rtv hv Everett Tolman, Lloyd Gregg, Douglas
hrian Case. Everybody is invited "Walker, Kenneth Aspinwalt.
tend, and enjoy the books there
. o. . i u U .... ii shotgun removed.
Forney Frank Turner and his
ft: .,. T .... t- ... 1
Year's day from a holiday visit in
'it where they were the guests of
rurner p son and daughteMn-law,
'nd .Mrs. Hex A. Turner.
ou
Ford automobile, owned by Mrs.
f- Moore, s; suth High, and a
roWt owned by Mrs. Charles
f s!me. 13;3 South Commercial,
f ovi at Pnuth Commercial and
IICTED BY
(MID JURY HERE
streets Fridav. nfternoon
N'o one was hurt
the irritable, eccentric English noble
man who has failed in business, and
who bears a feeling kindred to hat
red to Sir Isaac Jacobson (Willard
Marshall) the polished, polite, and
financially successful Jew who lives in
the house next door and who has
rnl,l palate. At the time the olav
opens Cecil Cotswold (Frank Decke
baeh), the son of Sir John, has Just
tvin.lA n imn'piui aft an otiprn simrpr.
His ambition is to lift the family from '','te,,
The warrant for Tuieja was issued
when Mrs. Schwabauer declared that
he had threatened to kill her, and his!
wife, Gertrude Tulejiu She said that
Tuleja had come to her home wlih a
weapon concealed in his emit and that
she, Mr. Svhwaliauer and Mr. Tuleja
secluded themselves In their home.
Tuleja, after being arrested when
m ' : : $
h3 you can always do better at m
!Mity mmswm QuaIiiy1
I First MjaMjms m0 First .
Who Always Docs Better By You ' &
HowMuc., "CO M o,.ld Vo
Should A . Af J ' Wonwil
Woman lie f. 'if v-- ""z M iu CmiUI
'l, T" . A '.ve WUU Her
II kV7- i I
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J MONDAY -SJ tONSSMAP ;; ,t CUIMTBU
for I i -J niTiJcTi;ut,prr.,.i V - 'm"v m
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ARE YOU IN NEED OF A NERVE TONIC? , ARE YOU GROUCHY?
I SEE
Constance Talmadge
IN
Experimental Marriage
1
I A NERVE TONIC-A SURE CURE FOR THE BLUES
i
!! - LONESOME HiRTS and LOOSE LIONS
I' '
j LAUGHS--- --THRILLS -EVERYTHING
. IF W DI?Pr PH ff I
Vt llnrst'l V
mmorn mmm at mtjjmr mmmm m u a at
I PERFECTION IN PHOTO PLAY I'Rn.TF.f!TTOM I
I 1
he came for the warrant, said that
Schwabauer had struck lilm, and it'
was for this that he wanted him ar-j
He was arraigned and plead-
1 the estate ot Jacob Alhlg. n"
ers have been appointed, be,ng
E. Ban. J. r. Pennington and A.
-Wwr. Appraisers have also been
' In ;he guardianship estate of
1 Wool-ow Merely, a minor. Prop
h"!l t $S373 Is Included tn the
;, holdings. The appraisement
made by Ik Miller, H.
Jhton and George Pallas.
, ... , Kul- t hi. u liui Kumy. 1 lie uiiit: ui unr irmt
Four indictments were returned by ,' . hintlfiil sistor 1'K-lra (IIaa.l!1fM nt SPt because of the rush of
the grand jury which adjourned Sat- , devoted mother ( AI- business in the circuit court, and tn
at urday. A two-count bill was returned j Entlebart) the money which thru! na,)illt' of attorneys to ay when they
against Frank Wagner, charging bur- j -Hfice has enabled him to He- fre to try the case.
glery-Both charges were in connection 1 cure hjg mngi(.al etucation. Tne pot
with Wagner's alleged attempts toK 8uaden!, AeVflopei ln an exciting
canry away iuc i--.. v.. ... ----- ni,nner when Cecil finds hlroseu in
Aiilm na syring-ianK siort. m . , h Ehe, ,he vivacious
verton on July 15. 11. In this burg
lArv. it is sai dlhat an auto truck
was used by Wagner ln removing gro
ceries and other merchandise from the
Silverton mercantile establishments.
Tb urnnj indictment is against I
P- John Wyatt. charged with a statutory j
(offense. Wyatt is a Silverton machln-j
1st. A 16-year-old girl is the principal
witness for the prosecution. j
Elvis Pulley and Norman Owens i
another
TAYIXR HOLMES
I.V
TTS A BEAR"
! daughter of Sir Isaac (Leone Estes)
Jand when Adrian Jackson I Ralph
Hamilton) son of Sir Isaac, just home
from college finds he Is In love with
Ulrica. At the same time Lady Jacob
json 01ga Kirkwood) a very effusive
i Jewish matron is planning a marriage
' between Esther and Capt. Lige Trever
i (Ralph Morgali), a man who has trav
eled extensively and fails to be enthu
siastic about anything. In direct con-
are charged with larceny in anomer i gt tj Mr Trpver m MT Ijf.wi fKfn
indictment. Pulley ana Owens are "neth waters) who furnishes the prin
youths who live near Hubhard Bndcjpal com.dv of ,he ,,5,.
who are charged with the theft orj Th(, p,, vt tva rvanta are tak
00 pounds of clover seed from 'hej,.,, by prrey Hammond and Elton
Peter Smith farm near Hubbard. The i,,,
theft Is saiil to nave own cumnmir-j
last August. Owena appeared iwiore
the tvrand Jury and plead guilty to
the charge.
HOPE FOK HOI'sKWIVES
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT
Chicago, Jan. 3. The day of the
seven dollar a rk servant girl who
would cook, sweep, mind the baby,
wAxh diahes, run the Laundry and do
odd Jofaa of calrlnilning in her spare
time. Is coming again, according to
Misa Elizabeth Moyihan of the Trav-
r
HIDES
and SACKS
WANTED
Alio Junk of All Kiudi
Bert Prlcei Guaranteed
CALL 398
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
The Square Deal Boose
171 Cnenteketa Si Phone 38
W.W.MOORE
House Furnisher
HOME OF 'If IE ICTJtOL.
You get more for your
Money at Moore's.
DRAPERIES
MADK TO OltDKB TO FIT
YOU R WINDOWS.
C. S. FIMIILTON
310 Court Bract
BUY REMNANTS
AT TUB
Remnant Store
54 North Commercial
I-tif CaiJ it Hem
Only an expert could
twetfn much of the Vted
Furniture ofTertd in oar
Want Ad pages and the MM
crtldel freah (rata the fac
tory. You can l-va or 0
Uaed Purniture to fTtat U
advantage end with pttattng
prompt nets a yen use our 1:
Want Ad cohanaa. A vast 0
arrr.w of readm acaa our L
; Want AdarfaJy. r
i arfaadU tin Want Mela
JOCRNAL WANT ADS PAY
WE WILL PmtTIASE YOCK
Used Furniture
tUngea, -Heatera, Cook Btovea.
Beda. Mattreaeea, lprnr Bureau
Commodea, Bew I n ( Machines,
biahee. Io tact, any article which
you wish to aelL'
Call Us Up
Phone 1177
WHY?
We Par Beet Possible Fiieea
Moral: It pute t f in your puree.
Lucas & Needham
Ferry and Liberty Bts.
PHOJTB un
limit THICK WITH TWO TON
ATTACHMENT. Itf.VS LIKE A
TOP
OSCAK B. GINGRICH
MOTOR & TIRE CO.
S71 Ctvirt Street
Phone 41 X II
LM.HUM
CM Of
Yick So Tesg
Chlnea Vedlelne end Tea Co.
Ha medieine which will ear any
Isowa diteaea.
Opes Bundayi from 10 A. If.
until S P. M.
153 South nigh Bt.
BaJroi, Oregon. Phone ttl
Our fi.clniles are ot
the hlribest clmi af
ter. We are equip
ped to satisfy the
most exacting cli
ent. The courteous
conduct of our alaff
matches the up to
datenesa of our
equipment.
erfinr
TmniinE
- i
eiera' Aid society.