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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1920)
.19, 1920 The Capital Journal, Salem, Ure&d . -At rnergies To kw work in cause d 111 . lA U H ..,1 1 nf League i nruuui nona land a few (lays ago and surprised , In Multnomah county la greater farm near Scott Kills and ins friends by Introducing his wife., than the circuit Judges are able to! take possession at once ne was married to a hnMne ' lake rare of. Portland woman last week and they . o. : I'.a l ...v ai uwnq in nis house on MeClalne street. Mifs .Nellie stayton lias moved in to Mrs. Bock's house on West .Main s" 1 and will open a dressmaking establishment. a farmer of Ball- ston, was attending to business in I lallas yesterday. Claire Irvine banker of ndeuend j ence. was iiansaeiing business in the city today. W , i bacon ling te mis- ' m.. a.-l. iiki!''!? " i..,-....,i .j. ImrlS'""" Hated to the far and the Chrl-iiself. the h-reat and. idealism is the first (((,iii,k'- ' .. .... . t .-t experiment aelyte 1"' iu- agents in ail ifttRt ,V . ... ,,Uic :.kw.lllih n1 1 . ..r thf r . ... .iw n.i' . . &m 1 ' f her diplomatic mia- i formula'" ,egara...B - newly-established "le- tervni'"'" ' .,. In the Italian Affairf ... f Foreign MW""" , ,.:f,vernment has kimaiie gfnt" " cV,,panylns lei- jj5TSSf r.k cuse.,of which W- .7 he creation of the l n .win niMin u ... 0n (he moral co-operation above a" on tne ,, inspired bj in ,. '"Vrr , "arrTed into effect. b tor nlv nlovc , , ,flnnal justice should se (" " , p .etivltv of the spneie - - - ihi-nll" 1MH an: v Folks You Know In Marion and Polk Counties i Mra. l.uey Woleott was granted divorce from her husband, R, I, "oieuu, in tne Alultnainah circuit With guests from Dallas, .Mon mouth and Buena vista and with an extraordinarily fine program the eourt lliis week on the ground of 'ednesda after oeseruou. -me decree was given by 1 d-dault. .Mrs. Woleott left her home! sohl time ago and went lu Mori-1 widely tne ft gtates. the more will I'M author- ., ,i .iiai.i'. I! based insijuutii. both en id Mm liiASso. -'ri-i mjbn asiiijis'. the the details of ha been c.onn'ier : point;, while mv.i -i-rtstowd n diffusion, of exact ' Amity. Ore., Nov. 19. John M. I'mphlette who is employed on Cortland with the A I hers Brother; .Milling company was home ovei Sunday viwitlne, with his family ant. friends. I. V. IQIsion of Chehalis, Wash., was in town the fore part of the hMvinir disooSfd of his farm here- he came down to make the and necessary arrangcnients. He will now have all of his interests in Washington where he has a largo seed and grain warehouse. The editor of the Amity Stand ard was transacting business in Portland the last of the week. Mr. and Msr. E. Rudig, .Mr. and Mrs. Blodiao and Mill Lillian Bledso left last Sunday for Chehalis, Wash, where Ihey have bargained for a large ranch. .Mrs. Charles Newman spent some time last week in Salem noon at the spacious hone1 of .Mi K. C ISUdridse at 1 ndepemleina., Leslie .Mack an employe of the iana ana soon after commenced dl- Mountain states Power company, vofce proceedings on the ground of was en lied lo Kugene this week on desertion. While the case was pond-' ".count of the death of his infant Ing she returned to Silverton and ! 'laughter, .lean l.enore. The tuner it was understood that the ease had ' services were held Tuesday in been thrown out of eourt. but yes- j r':"gene. rday it became known tlia the'de-j Mrs. Alice E. Lynn of Perrydale ee had been granted, she is now is in charge of a committee which nw at ner toriner home. is solving fresh Jersey milk free to new when J. E. Hosiner purchased . levrolel a lew days and .i.,.s UIB miiiai riue ran against iiu, truck with quite serious re suits. Dr. A. B. Wi'lghtnian was In i milium on business ivv,i,i,.,i.r Salem yesterday. tiuss Bock Jr.. and Albert Wil liams left yesterday on a. hunting expedition and expect to return with enough -wild ducks for Thanks Riving dinners. The Pytllan Sisters will have tt big Initiation next Wednesday even ing and serve supper after ihe work. alt comers us it lasts after each milking at the Pacific International Livestock show, which is being held in Portland this week. ' Mrs. Lynn tins one of her prize Jerseys on exhibition at the show. Prank Lougliary of Monmouth I also has his prize stock af the show. K. X. Giltiam, a Smithfield farm er is after the potato yield record. From three hills he took 40 pounds of potatoes, the largest one weigh ing 3 l-l pounds. In the three hills were :0 large potatoes and 12 small ones. The potatoes are on exhibit at Messuer's grocery store. will Henry Zorn of Champoeg was in the city yesterday to visit his daughter who is attending the Mt. Angel tiendeniy. Announcement has been made of the intended niarriaeg of John Grieaei&uer and Miss Anna Zur lander, both of Mt. Angel. They will be married at the church here next Tuesday. Mt. Angel has made arrange ments to put up Us proportion of i he nroney to carry on the road work in the county next year. A. Parman has rented it build ing on Church street and has open ed a tailor shop. He came her1 from Portland. Ed I'nger, who was interested in the Mt. Angel garage until a couple of weeks ago, donated a Chevrolet to the Indies and the machine will be raffle. Numbers are being- pur chased readily at $1 each. Dr. Appleby leaves today for Portland Where fie will spend a week taking a special Course in nerve blocking in dental college there. His office will be closed until November tilth. C. J. Terhaar, who has been ( bookkeeper at the bank of Mt Angel for several years, has va-1 rated bis I'esition and is now in j the drug smre which he and his brother purchased some tioi.- ago frnm J l'ii Conch. Keresi Sniiriiiiij (9 filling the vnivney in the banltj Hugh Ma gee. a real Mate man : from Suleni. was in I In- epy en business yesterday. W. 't. Turney of flale creek, formerly of Mt. Angel, is visiting; friends in the city for a few days., John Thurmaii and wife of! Uizaar, Marquam wa rn in thq city yestor soid at day. Brownsville's new city adminis tration announces a program of Improvement, chief of which is the paving of the streets and the ' pur chase of ihe water supply. k JFA!I FS may be followed By serious cold troubles; use nightly WICKS V apo Rub Oner 7 MiHm Jar, IW Yemrl, m he elteotn -lCT Oi lIK " priilng classes a n.ainv nave ij tjle League the one nan" Mi a cam ... ..a ..r'.lses ttC :, .u,u..th'es. I n- UUJ'"-- . ...Ml ,wi acentical censors .,n,l irreslieia-ma' e""J&. AklwH llctirct " mr" , ,..,..eii,,n that tne instil tne in in . ..... -- . : Cm. .-en nrie:i Kdeh has neen mvt wf . . . i .1. a. .trine re- aiUn,.n ill il all" les." - - ..;i.,iift nf i.iw hase i'i..- .hrtt nf ne Mine, Hlitn , . .M. tit. ,n.. f ihe l.eaune n .iii.u, .should lake tne pmce ... n.- diffused impression -tnai me i.b"- a sterile product ot Utopian ." jly i a member of this federation Anient intends to collaborate ear- i. i itutv to iroiuoie i-.i' KeeDS in Touch Homely Wireless Phone . .... : ij. ...... nnmiviiillll' ;. ...i,;,.v. .-nn tiptween this 1 .1 UI.LI-..1. 1 , ,, . . , ... .,..i..H .uith his wife and of the, .wireless telephone lnstatien for experimental purposes, uunng nis . .. . . . n u,. ......aau .in ennversa- itca, who live in Baltimore, while nis . 400 raies out of the Southern port, rs. Arthur C. Lombard, of Winchester, ... i l. .... rl hn m intn COm - her by wireless telephone. Their ooh- nveral minutes. of lpswinn, with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Orsdell and also to see a brother w ho underwent an operation' at on of the hospitals. Averill Trotter a stident of O. A. C. was selected by the Glee club of that place as a representative to go with the O. A. C. football team to Pullman. Wash., last week. On his move into it in the near future, trains in Amity and visited a short time with his parents. Rev. A. F. Lacey spent Monday in McMiunville attending the coun ty meeting of the High "Y" assocla tion at the meeting he was elected chairman of the county organiza tion. Rev. Smith .ot MCAlinnvnie was elected secretary-treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hight, ot Portland spent the week end here at the home of his brother, ! 'rank Hight and family. Mis. Helen Ferguson who is in Los Angeles, 'California, has sold her home in Amity to Ray Vincent who will remodel the cottage and move inff it in thenear future. David Judy, one of Amity's old timers was among those in Mc Minnville on business Monday of this week. Carl Panek went to Portland on Tuesday morning where he has a accepted a position for the winter. Mrs. M. A. Borah spent Tuesday of this week in Portland visiting with friends. E. 15. Robbins was a county seat business caller on Wednesday. Mrs. E. Rimstidt of Monmouth wus in Portland the past week hav ing some special work dontt on her teeth. She stopped off at Amity on Saturday evening on her way home and visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Querner. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beletski re turned On Sunday from their visit in Washington, where Mr. Beletski worked (luring the prune harvest helping his father-in-law take care Dallas News Dallas Or.. Nov. l.jfr. Cbru tailing j 1 Wagner, wife of Valentine Wag-! iter of Falls City Oregon, was com- j mltted te the hospital Cor the In-1 at Salem on November 17th. Wagner is 4 7 years of age and I Falls City for some I in the : Mt. Angle Items Mt. Angel, Nov. 19. John Osel nian. a recent arrival from Alber ta, Canada, closed a deal Tuesday for the Ap.tone C.oldade L'40 ncre Mrs. William K. Hepburn directly from her brother while he was f hjs cr0 that the captain's voice was as iun auui Mr and Mrs prank Babcoek and- ... . i :e Vino,. Ufltimnv .. ... . .1... A.I n nave een I sue n.iu wr.. ann oi ine ae if couniiv were .ne- Bmuv a tne u uuicniw. tTi. . i MA 1 A visils fiT rsT.oi K Ai e of Possible Food Famine , Nov Minnville business visitors on Wed nesday. Miss Klla Thomas, Mrs. T. H. Har rison and Miss AbrarfiS were among the Amity teachers attending the in stitute in McMiunville. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Oliver and m ".i.i ai., c..-l," h!i been tanuiy ot Hnerman were vimuiis in Neuralgic Pains a has lived I'm.-. There are no children in ih, BlvA WaV to Soothing Hamlin' family Wizard Oil Judge H. H. Belt is now in Port-! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe, land serving on the bench, and will simple and effective treatment for be there of a period of thirty days both headache and neuralgia, to assist in the court work. He was Rubbed In where the pain is, it eases called due to the fact that the work the tortured nerves and almost in- m variably brings quick relief. Keep i a supply on hand. Wizard Oil is a good dependable j preparation to have in the medicine I chest for first aid when the doctor Men and women who have t,iken may be far away. Its healing, anti from one to three bottles of Vinol :ieptic qualities can always be re will tell you that it gives them a Hed Pon as preventive agarnst new lease on life, when they Infection, or other serious results, thought they had begun to go 1 sprains, bruises, cuts burns, backward. , bites and stings. Jusfas good, too, Sold by J. C. Perry drug store. SOrC feet, tiff neck, fro 6t bites, Salem. " (adv) col1 sores and can" "8- I uenvroua n 1 i i.l ,. Ant Whips. Just plfSJttet llttta JWi Invigorates VINOL uu at prut g lib WESTERN HIDE - & JUNK CO.- ARE NOW LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF COM MERCIAL AND CENTER STS. We buy Household Goods of all descriptions, and all kinds of Junk. Phone orders given prompt Attention. PHONE 16. Before you sell, See Us. 323 CENTER STREET. Men's Underwear Have YOU seen NEW Prices on our Underwear for Men and Boys? 01 course, they are all standard brands, such as Carter's Close-Weave and Cooper's Closed Crotch. The NEW PRICES are Below Present Factory Costs and are fruly values. Carter's regular $6.50 Reduced price. $4.95 Carter's regular $5.00 Reduced price. $4.45 Carter's regular $3.50 Reduced price. $2.95 nd a good Heavy regular $3.00 Union Suit now $1.95 Also a lot of $4X)0 Union Suits to close out at $2.45 Boy's Underwear Carter's regular $3.95 Reduced to. . .$2.95 $3.00 regular reduced to $2.45 . $2.50 regular, reduced to $1.95 $1.5.0 regular, reduced to . $1.25 Sweaters SALEM SCHOOL COLORS for Boys and Men. , , All-Wool Ruff neck $15.00, now $13.50 All-Wool Ruff neck $12.50, now ...... $ 9.95 $5.45 regular, now $ 4.45 $2.95 regular, now $ 1-95 $2.75 regular, now $ 1.85 Also a complete run of sizes in Sleeveless Sweaters to close out. Regular $2.50 and $3.50, now.. 95c ALL LINES of Standard Merchandise GREATLY REDUCED. YW Krm MA4 ft A J CI EAJtm. 41b k-fwiv -m i . . . . . . . . . 3 s the last few months that , with frienrts in Amity on anj , ... ... ' . .i C. C. Randall ot tin Wniine- Winter overseers weicumed tne old man evei.v but that was in nrosnerous times pttiga liiu salary and everybody had a veir ii i . i ,.1'i n pv iit tne icsi- II HIS 1.' 1 : 1 ii i H' ! IH .1111 III IVU1 II. coriditiwn:; in vi- w the overseers, have tnatr the care .f the overseers. (in AT . ainiictjo Nov. m. Negotiations are under . ...v., ui .1 ! i.i 1 1 iese VA.VIUHIOH iroBum 'states, and for a confrence to be held ,uc in i;.i m iXil in ill lh tUIUPicc. i-j "j uiaic uiiiiuuei a. viiniiiuii. ....... .Miiittiee oi me iiaiiaiivao unuornia. ii. nas laKen up me proponition m ui-ii ivnn tne junanese nuesi.ion 1 ot Idaho. Montana, Uutah, Colorado, Mew Mexico. Texas, Oregon and . ne said ,ire very enrouraging. n Newspaper Fails Nov. 19. The Nnrthwoat Snmrp n 1... " Butf uany newspaper here, went receiver Thursday. A netition filed 'es that farmers: in.-oio,l Hi r, Q s t; ll SUnnerT nf the ......... clnee 1 a l .... ...v. "- a ninriitce ,.f tc tiein .....in.l trie "twspaner and a nimlu Inil.titpil. Oon'hlv. I said , i. The mortgaged plant is the sole tockhoTU declare. Was Carried In Engine 'AlVla Pl.re Colorado and South- operated a "booxe special" b- nd Denver. aporrtlnr Ii. eVinre-es In . j . - uixoree suit here. .aim i .. . . . , , ne nusoana stooaeo nm --ey ,inn , " regular "Jomme carntai .e .hi. 'bootleg firm of Noti & Randall is feeling fine thes'jj days and when asked the reason of the smiles it was found that, he was j the proud father of a new nine and; a half pound baby boy. MlSe Julia Tovey spent a few days! this week in Sheridan visiting at the Rev. G. O. Oliver home. Mrs. Lueinda L.ons received word from her son C. (l. LMas ters that he'anrl his wife are solng on a husiness trip to Havana Cuba, their home is in Huntington, West j Virginia. Rev. L. N. Waldorn wife and fam ! ily of Richard's Landing. Ontario, 1 Canada came to Amity this week and will make their home here for. the coming winter. Rev. Waldron is a brother of the Waldron boys here and also of the Misses H. C. Earl and Ed Schaeffer. A. A. Waymire of Portland is vis- j iting he.ro with relatives this week. Clayton Waldron spent last Tues day on business in Portland. Robert wyatt, one 01 tne pros perous young farmers from south of town is in Portland this week tak HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX $50.00, $55.00, $60.00, and $65.00 SUITS FOR Silverton News Silverton, Or.. Nov. 19. E. N. Ericlison and Mattie Erickson, who went to Woodburn a few weeks ago expecting to make their future home, purchased a house and lot on State and Twenty-second street in Salem Tuesday and will make their future home in that city. V. C. Mount returned from Port- I - " wu I I HAL Want Ads Bring Results Catarrh Germs Move Oat When Hyomel Moves In No stomach dosing. Hyomei is made chiefly of oil of eucalyptus taken from the eucalyptus forests of inland Australia, and combin ed with other excellent antisep-1 tics. In inland Australia the atmo?-. phere is so impregnated with bal-; nam thrown out by the eucalyptus! treea that germs do not thrive, j and In consequence coughs, colds, catarrh and other nose and throat afflictions are practically unknown Breathe Hyomei and get the same pleaaant germ killing effect f as you would get in the eucalyp tus forests. j Hvomel is sold by D. J. try and dmcirtsu everywhere on a guar-j antee of satisfaction or money refunded. Ends indfeestton It relieves stomach misery. ur tomach. belching and dtaease or money f of tablet at all druggist. tc-wi.s. $37.5 Overcoats One lot OVERCOATS regular $26.00 to $60, all sizes 1-3 off Boys' Suits Ages 6 to 17 years, Oregon Wool, regular $16.50 to $25.00 Less 25 ONLY $37.50 FOR SATURDAY'S SELLING- WE OFFER ONE LOT SUITS, STAPLE OR YOUNG MEN'S MODELS, DARK PATTERNS MADE BY HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX a THESE ARE FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK AND WERE $50.00, $55.00, $60.00, and $65.00 SUITS PRICE$37.50SATURDAY $6,$7ANI,$8 CorduroyPants $11,$12.50ANI,$16 MEN'S SHOES Mackinaws Men's nd Boys' Mackinaws, regular $7 to $20 25 off For $5.00 f $8.75 Two colors, all sizes. See them in our Window. Buy them SATURDAY. Three Lots at One Price 21 pairs that were $11,.00 12 pairs that were $12.50 38 pairs that were $16.00 For $5.00 27 pairs Men's vici kid and gun metal ca Shoes Regular $7.50 values. For $7.50 34 pairs Vici Kid and Gun Metal Shoes Regular $9, $10, and $11.00. AtHalf Price All Men's Leather WORK GLOVES Regular $1.50 $2.00 $3.00 rf $4.00 I
