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ULLIMUil IN flbni , He Prisoner?
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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON, FRIDAY. JANUARY 16, 19lQ. "
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' a Thr. -( nerreonble inuica- "
There were perceptible
tions of poisonous vapors arising, they
'said. The last eruption of Popocate-
a prisoner,
with Sam
Tiro of the first boxing bouts
Prisoner, and yet not
That la the situation
j llchey. 153. - -
trin hr. anil lnnkll l!D Parole f-
be staged in thiscity for many months. fiwr Lou Compton He tnat ne
were at the meeting Wednesday night. has bMn put on lhe rain at Gr.int!,
of the Commercial club at the opera ; pjuB by he judge there, and ordered
houw." Clyde May. 140, and Tommy j,0 comi here f(jr par0a t0 ,nat ffj.
Jones. 140. both of Salem, went :ce.r
three round mill for a draw. Oswald j yaroi, officer Compton brought
limpey, formerly of Calgary. Cn-,nlm U( thf cjty jai, He Hd tnat the
and now of Salem, and Tat Murphy. .. h b(fn mencea to two years
iin the penitentiary for forgery. He
"j asked that he be kept there until he
could find him work.
Isa nf this city, tangled for three
rounds, Empey winning an easy de
cision.
May and Jonea (ought first. Be
cause of the tame nature of the go
Kor three days now Sam has been
loitering around the city hall, assist-
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the first three roUnds the Judges call- ,ng JanUol. Jtfhu oliver with hu work
d a fourth round, but Decause me
talr had signed for only three rounds
and May showed signs of weakening
the fight was called a draw.
The first round of the Kmpey-Mur-phy
fight was amusing. Murphy fan
ned around Empey In his eagerness to
land a Jab to his chin. Empey held
up Ills arms and took the light whirl
wind punishment meted by Pat with
a smile. When Murphy's volley of
light taps lessened Empey permitted
him to cling to him while he reached
behind the Irishman and playfully
spanked him. Murphy was breathing
hard at the end of tiie first round.
Most of the second round Murphy,
rapidly weakening, clung to Empey.
1 he Calgary boy reserved his blows,
and was laughing us Murphy followed
him blindly around the mat tapping
lilni on the stomach.
The third round was much like the
net-Olid, only Kmpey tired of virtually
carrying the Irishman uround the
ring! and kept him off with gentle
blows on the chin. Kmpey's nose was
bleeding, and Murphy, in his eager
ness to land somewhere on th- Cana
dian's anatomy, raced around the
mat. throughout the bout he main
tained a cheerful smile.
Einpey's manager announced that
he hopes to niatc'.i him for a better
fight here soon.
The fights were referred by Lieut.
Col. Fred Kingsley Elder, V. S. N.
and gossiping with police and fire
men. He doesn't know why he is not
allowed to leave the premises, and
has made no effort to abscond.
Because he bore no committment
papers, and is said to have come to
Salem from Grants Pass alone, au
thorities are puzzled to know wheth
er he is a genuine prisoner or not.
DEATHS RESULTING
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SERVICE MEDALS ARE
Mexico City, Jan. 14. Reports
.slowly coming in from eastern sec
tions of Ihf state of Puebla tell of
terlble losses of lifrf In that region an
a result of the earthquake on Janu
ary 3. Further east In the state of
Vera Cruz the death toll seems to be
grovjliitf, repovtrf from Couztland
stating that the number of dead there
and in surrounding villages is more
than 3000.
The lake which inundated the vil
lage of Barranca Grande was caused
by a mountain collapsing and dam
ming a river.
An exploring party returned today
from Mount Popocatepetl and report
ed the crater had been entirely chang
ed and that 'huge fissures had appear
Common tea has a lot of
tannin in it. The tea-taste
develops first ; then the tan
nin comes along.
If you steep it only long
enough to draw-out the tea,
you get yeak tea. If you
let it steep longer, the tannin,
harsh-puckery taste, com
pletely smothers the tea-taste,
fluid that really can't be
called tea.
Fine tea, like Schilling's,!
contains very little tannin.
If you steep it right net
too long you skip the tan
nin altogether. You get
nothing but delicious, invig
orating tea.
There are four flavors of Schilling
Tea Japan, Ceylon - India, Oolong,
English Breakfast. All one quality. In
parchmyn-lined moisture-proof packages.
At grocers everywhere.
fi. Schilling & Co San Fr.inciscit
Tho bronze medals to bo presented to
ex-service men, by the State of Oresun
through an net of the last legislature
have arrived unit have been givegf to
the local post of the American Legion
for distribution. They are of un at
tractive design and on the back is
Mumped "Presented by the State of
Oregon In grateful recognition of faith
ful service rendered during the 11117
lDlD World War."
All men who eiiteied the service as
citizens of this state arc entitled to
cine of these medals, whether he Is a
member of the American Legion or
not, and a committee headed by Walt
er Kpauldlng will be at the Armory
from p. m. till midnight l'rlilay, Jan
uary 16, to distribute them. It is hoped
that as muny men us possible will avail
themselves of this opportunity to rece
ive the medal. A copy of their dis
charge should be brougluny the men
as a means of identification.
The evening will be devoted to an
American Legion dance, the commit
tee in charge being headed by James
Young. Governor Hen Olcoit has
promised to be present during, the ev
ening and will make a short presenta
tion speech In behalf of the Stale of
Oregon.
Skin Eruptions Cause
Unbearable Itching
Sci'iitrlilng Increases (lie Irritation of conies infected with some impurity,
the Di'lli-nte Skin Tissue and tin- disease germs break out thru
I the delicate tissues of the skin. They
You can claw your nails Into your J n ay appear n eczema, tetter, bolls,
skin until it bleeds, n an effort to oh-; pimples, scaly eruptions, caused by
tain relief from the fiery itching mid -disease germs in the blood,
burning caused by skin diseases, hut! The real cure, therefore, must be
you only increase the irritation and j directed through the blood. And no
I'aln. 'remedy haseyet been discovered that
And you can pour ointments. salveV oiiunls S. S. S. for such disorder of the
and lotions by the gallon on the Irrl-, biood. This great old remedy cleanses
tntea parts, without obtaining any-, the blood of disease germs, niul clears
tiling nut temporary relief. Just us, up the complexion and gives It the
sun as me sireugin 01 me counter 11-, ruilllv Blow ot lieirprt heii lh f'.et h
i-itant gives out, your pain und tor- j bottle at your, drug store today, and
ture will return with increased vlo- you will soon be rid of vour torment
mm, i-n.uc inee meal roiiieiiies i ing sum ti'ouuie. Also write at once
have not reached the source of ttle 'for exuoi-i medical nrivlcn rein-dlns-
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trouble.
The real source of all skin disease
Is the bloo dsupply. The blood be-
your own case. Address, Medical Dl
lector, 2G3 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Georgia. (Adv)
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Premature 'Grayncsg Need
Mot Now He Feared
Co-Lo lluir Itcsioivr will bring
Imck the original color of hair that
lias turned gray.
Co-Lo Hair Restorer is a scientific
discovery of the well known bacteri
ologist, hair and sculp specialist of
Chicago, Prof. John II. Austin it is
the only lasting and satisfactory meth
od for restoring the original color to
the hnir In a mild, healthful manner.
A perfectly harmless preparation
clear as water, that is pleasing and
simple to apply It contains neither
lead nor sulphur, and has no sedi
ment. Will not wash or rub off.
Co-Lo Hair Kestorer can b ..,i
with equal satisfaction for all shades f
vi nair
A8 for black and all dark shades
Of brown,
AT extra strong, for Jet black hair
Only.
As for all medium brown shades
A9 for all very light brown, drab
nd auburn shades.
Co-Lo Hair Kestorer on sale at Per-
ffi drug store, (Adv)
FARM IMPROVEMENTS AND
EXTENSION
Perhaps even now, Mr. Farmer you are labor
ing with plans for increasing operations the
coming season. It may be the changiing of'
crops, enlargement of herds, improvement of
the place, building of silo or something else
in the way of progress.
Well a talk about things with us here 1
at the United States National jnay
make things run smoother
it'
1 Salem igScnSfWpP Oregon.
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We have several exceptional buys in remodeled cars
One 1918 Overland model 90-A-l condition -v gjjO
One 1918 Chevrolet, overhauled, good shape -
1918 Reo Six, 7-passenger, looks like new 5JW
Studebaker Six, 1918, model, newly painted and.overhauled, good shape $900
1914 Ford, good shape
1919 Dort, good shape -8oU
"Boys, we have two bugs that are in perfect mechanical condition at your own
price! We will make easy terms on the above list. These prices good this
Week Only.
SALEM VELIE COMPANY
162 N. Commercial St. J. W. Jones, Mgr.
AM.vrr.iT.soj,
Portland, Or., ajjjp "
said by the police to y, ":
teun, blew the
Milling company her. .
night, or earlv thi "
about 11 -,ai ,nic,"5i
aoout lloO m cash ...
to call for seevraitw;
but valueless to the i
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During influena tpifcsJ
the nose and throat imI
day with one part Wiari
two parts water, usbm,;
If you haven't an atomic"
the throat and snuB the t'
the nose. This treatment
antiseptic wall. of deitani
"Flu" germs. 1
Chest colds and sort fc'
to grip. Stop them at &
Wizard Oil before they as
into dangerous influnm, j
Get it from druggists fe
not satisfied, return the W
ret your money back.
Iver constipated or hant'
acne ? Just try Wizard Lirei
pleasant little pink pills, ft
gist. Guarantee! 1
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e Fit Eves
With Proper Glasses
There is only one kind of glass or lens, that your
eyes require. Any other kind is apt to do them an
injury. - . :
We fit each eye separately by unerring tests
that reveal every defect. Our knowledge of the hu
man eye is sufficient to insure that you receive the
glasses that you need.
LET US EXAMINE YOUR EYES.
DR. ALBERT R, MILLER
Optometrist and Optician
510-312 U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phone S41
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JANUARY Clearance Sale
Saturday the second day of this remarkable sale will find our show cases and display stands well sup'plJ
with many more phenomenal values similar to those that attracted numerous well satisfied customers
Salem's greatest Women's Apparel Store, all day yesterday the same or similar values will prevail and
some instances greater bargains will be offered.
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OF MISSES' MD WOMEN'S
COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES
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Coats I Suits
$52.50 to $60.00 Suits "
$37.50
$62.C0 to $70.00 values -
$49.00
Dresses
$25 to $35 Silk Dresses
$17.50
$27.50 to $35 Serge Dresses
$22.59
$42.50 to $55 Velvet Dresses
$34.75
$20.00 to $25.00 values
$14.75
$32.50 to $42.50 values
$24.75
$45.00 to $55.00 values
$31.75
Suits
$40.00 to $50.00 values
$29,50
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Extra Special Extra Special Waists $3.75 Sweaters $3.25 Waists 95:
New and pretty (leoi-R- y, 00 and $3 50 Heath- tleorgette wuists. var- Broken lines In fibre Bj ot of C
cle " waWsTc . "W"m '"UialS' ",us Zf W' ' 'watats. all .
ance sale price clearance sale price all sizes. Sale price sweaters, some slightly lar values
$3.45 q.38 $3.75 $3.25 95c
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Including Alaska Fox. Wolf and Racoon
Animal Scarfs. Muffs, and Fur Sets
for About Half Price
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Kegular
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sale
values $15.01)
t S. r.O. sole price
123.50.
values :
values
value
Kile
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price - tt.TS
$11. SO
price SI 4.75
price 1(1.50
Regular values 935.00, sale price $21.75
Regular values $45.00. sale price t.12.50
Regular values $.". 00. sale price $37.50
Trimmed Hats
Away below manu
facturer's cost. Clev
er shapes of velours,
velvets, plush, beaver,
etc., principally tail
ored effects. Turbans
and large velvet pat
tern hats, included,,
none reserved. Trimmed-
hats, values to
$11.50.
SaePrice- --$5.75
Clearance Sale Of Georgette
s Waists
Look where you will you cannot find
a larger or better assortment of beau
tiful waists, Including I'eplum mod-,
els. In Georgette Crepe alone we show
any number of handsome Blouses,
both in fancy and tailored effects.
Make it a point to see these new
models. Specially priced
$5.75 up to $17.50
New Georgette Waists $4.75
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An exceptionally beauiiful lot of Geongelte wa';s
to sell at a much higher price. Some are daintily
with silk binding,
ered and finished
have them
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sizes.
And another group of Crepe le Chine una GeW?
Waists, regular values to $9.00. Sale price
Good quality Organdie. Batiste and Voile Waists-'
trimmed with Val Lace. Special for this sale ! 10
Leatherette, toenette and Genuine Rubber Rain Coats, tan., coks aJ mrM al GeaTa,ce
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