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v.. December 18, 1920 The Capital journal, Salem, Oregon Page S tityBrids Percy Willis, 891 North Winter Albert Loughbridge, a mission street, would like to have police ary, who recently returned from take some action against a dog India, will speak to members of which, he complained Sunday the W. C. T. U. tomorrow after night, jumped at him und his wife noon nt 2:30 o'clock at the W. C, as they were walking near the T. U. hall on Commercial street, bridge which spans a creek on it was announced this morning. North Winter street. Mr. Willis Members of the order are urge.l faaiu ne beat off the doc and neith : to he nresent. and will he normi:- er he nor his wife were injured. ( J fngUtB EVENTS r" ,5 Christmaa Day. J : ai O. A. C. I JT Dreamland Rink. lf; jo-State legislature fift mrt House Notes 1'robato Court f of publication of notices 01 ... j t-t Pnrtpr ad- iiioru;.:: :.;.. , .h ,tor oi uif - - Ie)enic. was n Comm. ;uuiiiw. 0t gale "I piupci ....o the estate. ports ot tne rtt of Paul N. ana uienn xi. stt we filed. V mi oi $27""' - ecureu uy r-.nen 1' i .., ..f estotp nf Uer. ru;imm,.. - hf. Dodson. incompetent. n rniit it. under vwuu, ' . i administrator of , tstc of Elisabeth Troudt, on of tin' Denencwrwp ui wfl!. dally Statistics Died pp At his home n-fcr Sa- Iftturday, re?enif.r IjtZO. Robert S. mutpf, at mo bee oi 4. E funeral will be held at 10 (jock Tuesday morning irum rt,, anfl dough chapel. Inter- mt will be maae in tuo cemetery. inmm At a local nospum, fchtrday, December 18, 1820. prank Lorenz, at the ace of 41. nt cemains are at the Rigdon rurlors. Kuneroi anaiiB--- will be made later. CHOLSON Tn Salem, S'ltur- Ij,,, December . i. x""""' R. Nicholson, at the ago of 54 It"" .. .... Besides his wile ne Ltr. Mrs. J. D. Augee, of an- TOnub a brother, f holion of Beaverto:!. .ml two -.v. a sister wno resmc , the east. The body was shipped Portland for interment upw r Rlgdon and Son. H)s not forget tne niv.n.".-.- In spirit the little siai-vmis ,r is hovering over your aatifully laden Christmas ta- That Portland Is not alone in its terminal troubles is indicated in a request received by the pub lic service commission here this morning frdm the California rail road commission asking for maps and data relative to the railroad terminal facilities at PartiH This information, it is explained, ! Will be used in connection with an investigation 'Which th,e Qiliflor nia commission has instituted into the desirability of continuing the joint terminal use by the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railroads of the latter's Oakland pier. Tonight. The last chance to hear Snow talk of the future world of the working people, (adv) 303 ted to bring friends. To reduce our stock of feed be fore inventory, we will reduce prices on mill run, ground oats, barley, wheat ond rye, Molas-o-Meal, milk flow and scratch food during the week beginning Mon day, December 20th, or until our stock Is exhausted. Any one using feed should investigate our prices. Charles R. Archerd Implement Co. 303 Oasoline sales by the Standard Oil company in Oregon during No vember totaled 2, 570, 065. 5 gallons, according to a statement' filed with the secretary of state's of fice which also shows distillate (Tiles aggregating 1426 gallons dur ing the month. A statement filed by the Associated OH company covering its November business In Oregon shows a total of 577,237 gallon:: of gasoline and 27.858 gal lons of distillate. The cheeks of the two companies covering the motor fuel oil tax for tho month aggregate $31,619.44. Lest we forget. The countless little children waiting in line thru out Kurope before America's re lief stations. Can you aee that wist ful, painful look, and forget? Implication for permission to ap- ate thirty sccona ieei ui from Mill creek in northern itilla county for a supplement deal supply was filed witn ttete engineer's office here day by the city ot v ana lata. The project contemplates construction of a concrete nam I feet high and n pipe line iuui kites lonK at a total estimate ; of $92,000. Tonight. Don't be an ostrich. ke your head out of tne eco- tand. Hear Snow in mow I at 7:30. Do vour own mini. kc (adv) 303" The Idaho Power company has . with the public service com- On an application nMnif q n rl nifflion to hip an mw mwu rmisal ot Us properties wun 1-1 V. n l.'IW At commissi"!! on wim: " wduation of its holdings in con. 5, IT.50 and $10 assortment I the French Shop sale tnis hats. ,v" Ura flora Hopkins has returned o her home in Salem after a Tim- iTrith friends in Albany. lie French Shop for bargain I millinery No hat over $1Z.&- Mrs. J M. Hawkins of Albany I durinir the week end at the I of Mr und Mrs. HaVy Haw- i tn Salem. Beautiful afternoon and eve- hats. $12.50. The French this week. 33 IB Lois Zimmerman, a stu t the U. of O. at Eugene with her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie P", yesterday. She was enroute home in Silverton. Three marriage licenses were issued Saturday, two to couples from Silverton. Karl E. Emerson, 31, and Josephine Hammond, both giving their addresses as Silver ton, and Henry A. Stam and Delia .Vckson, also of Silverton were issued licenses. The third couple to receive license to marry was Clifford E. Morton of Woodhurn and Blanche E. Arnold of Aurora. Tonight. Shall things that are used In common be owned lit com mon? Moose hall, 7:30. Come, list en and then think for yourself, tadv) 303 Chas. D. Smiley and wife of In dependence were shopping in Sa lem Saturday. Lyle McCroskey of this city, will leave Wednesday for Kansas City, Mo., where he will attend a rational convention of Phi Gamma Delta as a delegate from the Uni versity of Oregon chapter of the fraternity. From Kansas City Mr. McCroskey will go to San Fran cisco to attend another convention of a national law fraternity of which he is a member. If you're fat you'll get thin laughing at "Fatty" Arbuckle in "The Life of the Party." 303 Tonight Snow will tell how to avoid the anarchy of Europe. Ad mission free. Moose hall, 7:30. (adv) 303 Andrrew Weishar has sold his property in Salem and with his wife will go to Los Angeles to spend the winter. When they re turn in the spring they will probably locate in Woodbu'rn, their former home. A Patrick coat or vest. His Xmas present. Come in and see them. Hauser Bros. 304 Tailored overcoats $50. coatings at Mosher's. See ti "Listen Lester Co." will show in Salem Wed., Dec. 29th. With the exception of "Chu Chin Chow'' "Listen Lester" is the greatest musical comedy that ever appear ed on the Pacific coast, being se cured for Salem only at an enor mous guarantee arranged by Mr. Laflar, manager of the Grand theater. 303 For dad's Xmas. A strap. Complete line prices. Hauser Bros. good razor at special 304 Turkey shoot at Horron's on Gar den road Sunday Dec. 19. 302 Look, $5 Gillette razors ifow $3.75; also stnaps, soaps, powder, etc. Hauser Bros. 304 Chemicals quickly extinguished a small fire which caught from a defective flue at the home Df Mrs. W. P. Lord, Mission and High streets, about 10 o'clock this morning. But little damage was done. After spending the week end vis iting relatives in Portland, Miss Hazel Browne, a high school teach er. returned to Salem Sunday night. Tailored clothing Mosher's, high class reduced tailor. at Petition for permission to con struct grade crossing at Fourth and Charnelton streets, Eugene, was filed with the public service commission Monday by the South ern Pacific railroad. Ash wood for sale. Call at room 205 Oregon building, phone 304 or 661. F. N. Derby. 304 J. F. Robertson of Turner trans acted business in town Saturday evening. Last Saturday evening, H. C. Miller who is one of the superin tendents at the Salem Kings Products company, was unexpect edly called to the dining room of the employes at the Salem plant. Upon entering the room he w..s greeted With a cheer from the workers of his shift, and present ed with a handsomely engraved, gold signet ring. The ring was giv en to Mr. Miller by his employes as a testimonial of appreciation Kills His Wife Drinks Poison at Dallas Today George F. West of Fellows, Cal., entered the home of John 11 Brown in Dallas shortly before 11:30 o'clock Monday morning und shot to death his wife, who had been employed as housekeeper for Mr. Brown, and then himself drank two ounces of carbolic acid. Brown is in an unconscious condition but Dallas physicians think he will re cover. West had driven in a taxi from Salem to Dallas Friday, Saturday and Sunday in search of his wife and today shortly before 11 o'clock drove to the Brown house in a taxi and entered shooting twice. The first bullet entered his wife's right temple and the second has not yet been located. Immediately after ward he rushed out to the taxi und asked for his bag re-entering the house and then drinking the pois on. The taxi drive whose name ooulU not be learned in Salem immediat ale notified the Polk county she lit and upon the return to the Brown house found Mrs. West dead and Mr. Brown In an un conscious condition. He was ta ken to the Dallas hospital and physicians think he will recover. West formerly lived at Perry dale and at one time worked for Frank Lyman. Over a year he went to California and came north again just st week in search of his wife. The inquest over the hody of Mrs. West will be held at 10 o'clok Tuesday morning at the R. L. Chapman funeral parlors in Dal las. West is over 60 years old and his wife was .ibout 50 years old. 1921 calendars. Homer H. Smith, Insurance. McCornack bldg. Free. Wm. Dawes and daughter of Independence were visitors in Sa lem Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Geo. W. Steelhammer and Miss Merene Dlgerness of Silver ton were shopping in Salem yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lampman of Stayton were shopping in Salem Saturday. When you think of good clothes think of Mosher, the tailor. ui.uirti'a, uiililgeB, omuKt-is, ici case $3.9S, large sizes per dozen en r tr tt. mi.- cim.aa. Qt n cor UU, UU, " M I III OWCCl - ll-'ll. State street. 305 Mrs. Alfred Adams, Mrs. Ray mond Bristol and Mrs. Harry Car son of Silverton visited in Salem Saturday afternoon. Tailored suits, reduced See Mosher, Court street. prices. Glenn Ackerman, O. A. C. bas ketball man, is spending the Christmas holiday visiting relatives here. All kinds of jewelry, Love's. Oscar A. Steelhammer, assessor elect of Marion county, returned to Salem yesterday from Portland where he spent a short time visiting. Carl Cabrielson was visitor In Portland. a week end Love, lem. Jeweler, watchmaker, Sa- JOURNAL WANT ADS PAT Where's a Good Eating Place? Namkln Cafe formerly i Canton. American and Chinese dishes. 162 H N. 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Morris & Keene Optical Co. Eyesight Specialists BOOMS 201-211 Bank of Commerce Bldg. SALEM. OREGON tops dressed with our wa foot, sunproof dressing will top. Hulls Top Shop, y 8Sh McDonough of Albany ibusines visitor in Salem Sat- let watches at Love's. 4 Special meeting of Pa cific lodge No. 50 A. F. & A. M. this evening. Work in the F. C. degree 303 ''Homespun 1 SKNETT COIIEDY 4 MORE DAYS Every day will be a busy one. We take Inventory immediately after Christmas, and we want to list only "full lines,"-so we shall watch our stocks closely the next four days, and put on EXTRA SPECIAL ON ALL BROKEN LINES We shall not be able to advertise these, as they will be sold out before we could get them in print; therefore you will do well to keep "shopping" at the Big Store, and picking up these MONE Y SA VERS We shall not be open evenings-Shop mornings if possible. jj jgtW- I mnun i I HBra 1 , .., , BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE SPECIALS WOMEN'S SHOES, PUMPS SLIPPERS and HOSIERY Women's Kid Lace Welt sole, military heel. Very. Serviceable J.85 Women's French Heel Welt It is a wonderful wearing Shoe and always looks neat $9.85" Oxfords In Brown Russia Calf Skin, military and Cuban heels. Very stylish $7.85 ANI) $8.85 Growing Girls Appreciate the style and daintiness of the Buster Brown Shoe, in calf leather with low heels $6.85 All Hosiery at Special . Prices During this Sale ( hildren'i Shoes, all styles, ail Leathers, are greatly reduced. Bring the children hen- for footwear of merit at eCODOmy cost. Boy's Shoes In Black Calf Skin, welt soles. Splen did for school wear $4.85 BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE