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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1920)
t LNTLUENZA OH WANE c g cashatt. county health or L received only 15 reports of or so-called "flu" during AU of these cases are re ?Z' USht- In giving statistics wct number of cases exist -health authorities encoupter "5JS?r m many of the cases recover wir that by the time the out- "Ct has been received through 3 patient roay have w tredfuliJ. cases of flu hav in Salem to Dr. B. E. r city health officer. The of cases eiisUng In Salem has "?ridly from the high mark of ftfelToorted here last week. that could be attributed flu h. been reported to city and minorities during the past four .mallpos epidemic also appears H,en- nnrt vloInltV. !j0twhavrieen reported for j,o new - under auar- Car. recovering rapld.y. Vacc j ,Z, of school children and persons g!ntdls still being advocated. Aaerican Army Deserters Are Captured in Mexico Mexico City, Feb. 13. Three negro) alters from the American army 517. been captured near Nacoxari bj Mexican troops, the war department Is Informed. - , . Following the appearance of two United States airplanes over San Isldro aioa. Chihuahua, orders have been Led to watch carefully for the ap- wanmce of others and capture the pUoto If they land. A new protest to Washington is being formulated. Costa Rican Governor Assassinated is Report n Panama, Thursday, Feb. 12. Gov ernor Perrigault of the province of .Chlrlqui, on the Costa Rican frontier vn assassinated tonight according to advices received here.. It is said Governor Perrlgault had befriended W. 0. Chase, an American, in litiga tion over land and that this lead to bis assassination. .. 1 Lf.dv Georslana Buchanan, wife 'of the British ambassador to Petrograd )ast before the war, has opened -her drawing room in Sheshfin House, Lon don, for Russian women refugees, where they are employed at needle work at 11.50 a day. County Tilinisters Are to Attend State Conference . Ministers from Marion county will attend the State Pastors Training conference, arranged by the intcr church world . movement, at the White Temple, Portland, March S-5. This is the first interdennminatinn. si state pastors' training conference nem in uregon, Ana it will include the launching of a great procram bv the , interchurch world movement Some of the strongest denominational leaders of the country will be pres ent tfl conduct the conference. An In. vitation has been issued to every pro tectant pastor In the state, and hun dreds have already accepted. Those who have signified their in tention to attend from this county are: Rev. J. C. Tihbets, Baptist; Rev. Chas. H. Powell. Episcopal; Rev. Alexander Hawthorne, Methodist Rev. Thomas 8. Anderson. Presbyterian and Rev. Francis Fisher. United Brethren of Salem; Rev. E. G. Horn such, Evangelical association., of Jef ferson; Rev. R. W. Achor, Fresby- Iterian, Woodburn. .- - THE CAPITAL JOURNAL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 13,. 1920. New Prosecutor Wi3 Conduct Bisks Cases PAGE THREE Tombstone, Ariz., Feb. II. A. A. Worsley, an attorney of Tuscon. ar, will be chief attorney for the state in the prosecution of h t?',.,. j., ' - - urinrntl- tions, involving men worth millions of "'" " W accept the place While CountV At.-,n,u T.K v rench is absent for medical treat ment, It became known here this afternoon. I Merand Insists cn Extradition Under Pact How to Use Vick's Vapo Rub To Prevent Flu Snoon Xlirhl and Mnrnlnff nml Tn. flamed Air Passages Make Ideal Breeding Grounds For TlicSe Germs. New Building at Girls' School to Be Sought, Report A new building (pr the state Indus trial school for girls will be sought at the next session of the legislature by the board of advisors of the school, composed of women of Portland and Salem, according to information re ceived here, The one building which now consti tutes the property of the school is held to be entirely Inadequate to meet the needs of the Institution. I Paris. Feb. IS. Premier Millerand. of Franco, who is attending the meet ing of the supreme allied council in London, is energetically Insisting upon the execution of the extradition clause of the Versailles treaty and urging If the Germans refuse to surrender men accused of war crimes that they be tried by default, saj-s the Echo De Pans. Auto Thieves Break From Nebraska Prison Lincoln, Neb.. Feb. 1!. Reliance Erlner, under a of from one to ten vaj- fnr aiin . motor car. and a fellow prisoner also held in connection with an automo bile theft, escaped from the county Jail here today after sawing their way out ui a. sieei inciosure in the basement of the building. A ruling has been made by the pub lic service commission In a quarrel ov er a party telephone line in a rural district of Pennsylvania that no sub scriber shall hold the wire more than IS minutes unless in unusual cases. I KEEP Alii PASSAGES OPEN Melt a Utile Vlck'a Vapoltub In a Spoon Nuvht and Mornhitr niut 11T. Halo Viipors Alno Apply Up the .win rcvenu Times a Day, Es PeeWly Jiim Before Being Ex posed to Crowds. Flu This Year is Milder Wille we know very little more wut the flu now than we did last mr-the germ itself has never been positively Identify ,ni 2. (h . v" inuai au thorities agree that the flu germs are w .. me system is In good Pe ami the membrane or lining of air passages is in healthy condi-uon-these germs are thrown off. a good plan is to melt a little Vlcks uo m a spoon night and morn ins, and Inhait th ' a little up the nostrils several U1T1M Antr . - - especially just before be lS exposed to crowds. Treat pJi coOa Promptly AbOVA all 1 - . . ' ..u. . . lree Ir"P colds, RS r.'"lwte the 1'nlnB of the air aM "ake them real breed of vE.k- t" r srn'8- Prompt use J!' vPRub aids In preventing kl 1,63,3 co!d8' sor throat or IS rub Vlck well over the nZ 0 cne8t and cover with uanoei cloth. For deep chest ts. kr ; Sore throat or bronchi ZZ towels 8h0Uld rs' be t! tal eh0uld6r N"1' t0 "Pen NtatThen VlokB BhouI be rub 1, Jl'r th6 Parts untU the skin 4'to1Prd on thick1'' and over- 2 UiVe the o'othlng loose S bDeck- 80 the vapors, re Thebody heat, may be free- japors, inhaled with each ' the iZV th '"''""cation directly mtim. v.,"4 air PassaBe- At the wlStl ! absorbed thru and thTe '""n thus nldlnK re ttt i r?5""0" Within. "wrnal Treatment for Colds Vlck'.v k,crwuJn ,SrCa, Ubi8the Hscovery of to cWk, drUgBtat wh0 'ound ? 'n My form. the '- that ..i, ,yplu" Tbynie 'to,h,LWhen the lve Is sp-iib1lheRt- th(se ingredl KW. lll)eratd in the form of va vlckt u U4ren.artiCUlarly recommended "C7( P,P'led and therefore rS'rlr and often without est .m""1"1 effec,- rPeo.ta,l lv '"creasng num- " the "7 "ave en convert 1 BtZ he "outside" treat UAS: vomers . K has 6 "lore' the use y by u,5 year by year ft"nlnt" "W m-e than J" h annually. And 7 1 th Jr6atment t many 2.b,Cat a ,hnd Vicks it a ' ,drueist In three !8c and ,X.20. : Adv) m he first sim of skin trouble apply Resinol It Improve! a poor complexion ant1 preserves good one, 10 that you need no artificial meaai to enhance your at tractiveness. At the first sign of skin irritation, of a blotch or a pimple, itching or burning, apply Resinol Ointment, and tee il it doesn't bring prompt relief. It con tains harmless, soothing balsams, and is so nearly flesh colored that it may be used on exposed surfaces without at tracting undue attention. Your dealar sells iU BUY REMNANTS , AT THB Remnant Store 54 North Commercial Salem Auto Radiator Shop Radiators, Fenders and Gas Tanks Repaired ' Tractor Radiators specialty Ford Radiators for Sale 198 & 12th Street Salem, Ore. DRAPERIES MADE TO OHDEB TO FIT YOTJ B WINDOWS. . CS. HAMILTON 840 Court Breet FORD TRUCK WITTI TWO TOW ATTACHMENT. RUNS LIKE A TOP OSCAR B. GINGRICH MOTOR & TIRE CO. S7l Court Street Phone tit W.W.MOORE House Furnisher HOME OF THE VICTROXA You get more for your Money at Moore's. L.M.HUM cut Of YickSoTosg OUum Hedlcln aid Tea O. Has medicine which will care aay knows disease, Open Sundays from 10 A. It. nntil IP. X. ' 163 Sootl High IK. : Salem, Oreson. Phons Stl 4M HIDES and SACKS WANTED Also Jtmk of All Kinds Best Frtces OoannteM CALL 898 CAPITAL JUNK CO. The Square Deal Sons 171 ChemekoU Bt FhoM 558 The Producing Managers association has just adopted a resolution at a meeting in New York urging the Meth ooist Episcopal church at Its next gen eral conference, tn w hM. in t. Moinss next May, to lift the ban on ineaier-gomg. Grip, Influenza Hamlin's Wizard Oil a Reliable, ? Antiseptic Prevemivo During influenza epidemics spray the nose and throat several times a day with one part Wizard Oil and two parts water, using an atomizer. If you haven't an atomiser, gargle the throat and snuff the mixture up the nose.i This treatment sets up an antiseptic wall of defense against Wizard Oil before they can develop "Flu" germs. Chest colds and sore throat lead into dangerous Influenza, tto grip. Stop them at once with Get it from druggists for 30c. If not satisfied, return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated or have sick head ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little Dink nills. 3n ,ir,m. (gists. Guaranteed. A daughter Is opposed to her father in the Prussian diet. Fraultln Fischet having been elected by the independ ent socialists and Hcrr Fischer by the majority socialists. i I Our Grocery Boy Says: Try OUR GROCERIES NO-VARY GROCERS "THE QVALITY STORE" 385 Court St Phone 409 fc99 N. Commercial st Phone 43$ ! 1 Hf! OilgO 111 MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS, FEB. 16-17 Louis B. Christ Presents the r ALCA ZARi STOCK GO. (The Finest Dramatic Organization on the Pacific Coast) IN RUPERT HUGHES' POWERFUL DRAMA "TESS of the STORM COUNTRY" NOTE: The Alcazar Stock Co. will play here Every Mon day and Tuesday Nights. NEXT "Nothing But the Truth." t i THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL "WANT" ADS PAY THE PAST Bishop's YOU MUST HURRY! ! But two more days remain. If you have not supplied your Clothing Wants for Nineteen-Twenty, do so to morrow and take no chances of paying the advances pre dicted by those in a position to know, MEN'S UNION -SUITS .Regular $2.50 heavy, .cotton fleeced union suits,; (?' for Saturday $J.Oe) MEN'S UNDERWEAR i Regular $5.00 natural wool rib bed union suits two Ci fiEf S53?59S ATTP.V$.P0SE ACCOMPLISHED, A WORK WELL DONE, BRINGS ITS OWN RECOMPENSE. FOR THE EIGHT DAIS WE HAVE BEEN INSTRUMENTAL IN SAVING OUR PATRONS MANY HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS. 1TTT7I XTXTT A XT Ik TAT T 'XT """IT" rrTT T-i it y-kN-rT- Ci thing By a Grand Finale of prices on High Grade Clothing, Shoes, Furnishing Goods, the only class of merchandise that finds a place, in this, Salem's Big Men's Emporium. We have defied Jobbers, Manufacturers and Market Conditions in our determination to serve the interests of our pat rons and it is a source of gratification to know that so many have taken advantage of this, Salem's Greatest Clothing Sale, to save. To the hund reds who have already responded we offer our congratulations while to all who are waiting we give the kindly advice DON'T WAIT too long, for in all probability this will be the last opportunity to buy merchan dise of the Bishop Quality and Established Reputation at prices as quot ed below for 8B Closing D "Selling- ay of "Saturday weights, Saturday.... MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Regular $1.50 and $1.75 Men's heavy work shirts only 3 to a $1.25 customer, each ....... MEN'S FLANNEL SHIRTS Regular $5.00 Grey or Khaki colored JQ Qpf shirts tpOUO MEN'S SOFT SHIRTS Regular $7.50 Shantung and Liberty Silk Sr novelty colors Liberty Silk Shirts Qr MEN'S JERSEY SWEATERS Regular $3.00 and $3.50 black, $2.00 navy, grey and cardinal MEN'S RAINCOATS Regular $5.00 and $6.00 Rub berized Q QC Raincoats .ipO00 MEN'S MACKINAWS Regular $15.00 Mackinaws, pure Oregon w Saturday Oregon wool (P1 1 QK KAHKI WORK SHIRTS Regular $5.00 one piece Khaki ti)ot5 work shirts Saturday MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS Regular $1.50 and $2.00 wool 75c and fabric, Saturday Men's Suit Sale Mfen's B,ue Serse Suits As you know, Blue Serge Suits are sel- One line of Men's Suits, sold regular at . . , , ,. $17.50, $20.00, $22.50 and up to $25.00, dom ,nchu,ed 1,1 a sale- 'et herfe thev some serges in this lot. Mostly small are of the Bishop Quality, Superior sizes, price made to close, Saturday Workmanship, priced regular from $30 $14 85 t0 70, 011 sale Saturt,ay Less 10 Per Cent Men's Suit Sale ,f , n T q vi" 1 1 i ir , Men s Overcoat Sale Suits in this lot taken from regular were $30.00, $32.50, $35.00 and up to 0ne lot Men's Overcoats priced regular $37.50. Worsted Tweeds and Cassimeres . ... , dark colors, medium weights, sizes up at ?20-00 a"M25.00, come in plain or to 44, priced for Saturday belted, novelty weaves, all -sizes in the rn lot for Saturday, at W $14.85 "? $17.85 Men s Suit Sale Men's Overcoat Special One lot and plenty of them. Suits that , T , sold for $37.50, $40.00 and up to $42.50 Ut Men 8 H,gh Gra(Je Overcoats, that plain and fancy weaves, worsteds, cas- wer $27.50, $30, $32.50 and up to $35. simeres and cheviots, staple or young Staple or Young Men's models, plain or men's models for Saturday belted, will go Saturday at $29.95 $22.50 AXD $27.50 SUIT SALE SPECIAL Boys' Knicker Suits One rack of snappy suits, all new mod- Boyg, R00 $15 M $16 50 ftnd $lg 00 els, staple or young men's styles, waist . , .. . . , ,, , Ur.uZi ,l,io. t M An Knicker Suits, waist seam or belted, seam or belted, regular $4o.00, $50.60 and up to $60.00, sizes 38 to 44. Priced me have tw Pafrs trousers, ages 8 .. for Saturday to 17, special prices for Saturday $37.50 $10.95 AND S12.95 j DON'T WAIT! ! Clothing does not make the man, yet will say ; they greatly improve one's per sonal appearance. It will not cost you much to look pros perous and be well dressed if you buy during our sale. COME SATURDAY! i si MEN'S DRESS SHOES One lot $5.00, $6.00 and $7.00 Button and ' (JQ nr Lace Shoes .............. $0JD MEN'S DRESS SHOES One lot $8.00, $9.00 and $10.00 Tan and Black tfr Af? Dress Shoes tytJtJd MEN'S LISLE SOX Regular 35c Black, White and Colors, ()f . Lisle Sox ZOC FIBRE SILK SOX Regular 75c Black and Colored S'ellk. 50c MEN'S SUSPENDERS Regular 50c Leather Tipped, heavy web QRn Suspenders 'Ot)C MEN'S SOFT COLLARS Salem W nnljan Blillc QftfWi& UUlIl 1VAA1A3 UlUIV iess Cotton Sox, Qt AA - - I lir I'T vxw One lot 25e, 35c and 50c soft close, 2 for collars, broken sizes to OF - UOK, MEN'S COTTON SOX Regular 25c Fast Black Seam less Cotton Sox, 6 pair for 8B (3 8 H ft BOYS' CLOTH HATS Regular $1.50 and $2.00 Cloth, and Velvet Hats 7 ft in one lot I O C LADIES' FIBRE HOSE Regular $1.00 and $1.25 Fibre Hose in Tan and nr? White, to close I DC MEN'S WORK SOX Sold everywhere at 20c and 25c, tor.!.........:.J....25c B hi