Page Eight
The Capita) Journal. Salem. Oreeon
Gatun Boasts of
Golf Links Costing
IVUlion "ollars
Catun. Canal Zone, Dec. 21 The
Wont expensive golf course in the
world ia boasted by Gatun.
An eight - million-dollar gclf
eourao has become a wild dream
of Miorldom, yet that ia just what
the employes at the Gatun Lorks
enjoy. This will probably brim?
Visions of great extravagance Into
the ininda of many, for it smacks
ef wasteful expenditures. These
worries are useless, however, for
Oatun'a eight-million-dollar golf
cour.e is a nece ssity to world com
merce ,'tnd a benefit to some forty
five American men stationed in
this jungle not.
Tli? eight - million-dollar golf
course is the great Gatun dam.
The dun which made the Panama
Can il successful, and it is only a
golf course because It offers a most
convenient space for links and be
cause the employes at Gatun
Locks had sufficient initiative and
energy to lay out one of the
aportiefit couises in the world over
the lop of these acres and acres
Of buiided dam.
"Jack" Walsh, who calls Jersey
City his home, but who has lived
on lite Canal since the first Amer
b ;m steam shovel pushed its nose
Into the tropical soil of Panama, Is
largely responsible for the Gatun
golf course. "Jack" is foreman in
chuge of construction at Gatun.
lie is responsible for keeping the
Gafuti dam and the Gatun sjiillwny
In (lie be;l of condition. In his
spue lime ".lack" works on the
Oatun gi.lf course and his associ
atea spend many of their spare
hours with him, rolling fairway
and clipping greens.
i: goods destroyed by the comrnis- Holder is connected With the U. kj
slon ia about $1000. Hia place has radio service. .
since been thoroughly cleaned. The Play "Aaron Baggs, Fresh
fumuigated. painted and varnished, I man." put on by the senior class of
and ho expects to stock -up again ! the high school Friday night, was
And continue business.
N Neymeyer has purchased the
hris Kuettgers farm south or
Kingston, in Linn county. Mr.
Rueltgers and family have moved
.11 Mt. Angel to reside.
Work on the new building for
the First National bank is pro
gressing nicely. The brick work is
all completed and plastering done
voted a grand success by those at
tending.
Mrs. G. I' Korinek of Portland
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander until after the holi
days. The doctor ia expected here
for Chriatrnas.
Hen Gehlen and family are now
domiciled in the Lon Shelley house
M. J. Crabtree and family were
and the floor is now being laid. in town Wednesday last, on then
Stayton
Siayton, Or., Dee. 21. Smallpox
in HI nylon is practically at an end.
al least it is to be hoped. Two or I
thiee families are yet under quar
antine but no new cases have oc-
f ined within the past Iwo weeks.
In ail about fifteen people had the
diaeame, confined to perhaps half a
d07'n families. As is usual in epi-
oemics of this kind the number of
can. has been gi early exaggerated
by people outside of town, the re-
pjii b'lng circulated in one of our
neighboring towns thai Stayton h.ui '
80 cases of lb" disease. For sev
eral weeks strict quarantine ha?
been l ept, and there is little prob
o'lllily of any new cases appear
ing. J. A. lienderahoit, in whose con
fectionery smallpox was first dis-1
Covered? went to Salem last week
v lib an agent of the pure food com
Vnishion anil plead guilty to cover
ing up a contagions disease and
willing on people when hi' was in
a diseased condition. He was fined
$100 It is estimated that his loss
OUR PASTRY is a gastro
nomical triumph of the bak
iriR art. Whether you are
planning to make e'ich meal
time a success or want to
add the proper touch to the
collation of some evening
affair, our Pastry will
prove of considierahle as
sistance to the refresh
ment committee.
PHELIP WINTERS, Prop.
170 N Com'! 8t Phone $47
RIHOIDS
(Tablet or Granules) t
Ezl INDIGESTION
WHh or without wattsari
alMunt to tekaw
QUICK RELIEF!
Frio, 25-50-75
Mam or acorr a bowns
Q MAKERS OF
COTT'8 EMULSION
Today- -Tomorrow
misoN
way from Mill City to Salem, where
I they expect to remain for rome
tlmo.
V. H. Galbraith of Brewster,
Wash.., ia visiting his brother, P. C.
O&lbralth.
J'his will be of concrete and Infl
ation granite.
C.eorse J. lioedighelmer recent
ly purchased a three acre tract In
the east part of town from Joseph
Passer, and last week closed a deal
with D. I). Alexander for a five
acre tract adjoining.
Stayton merchants comnlain that
the smallpox scare has Injured the
holiday trade to a large extent.
Clifford Stayton has gone tr:
Willow Calif., where his wife hai
boon for several weeks.
Dr. Brswer returned Sunday from
Portland, where he had been at
tending a meeting of officers of ttie
board of health. The doctor is
health officer for Stayton.
J. .1. Shaw and family have gone
to Lebanon to reside.
Mrs .Tnhn Barber Is home from
Portland, where she went to .(.,.,. I company, a corporation, .rg.mizod i
an operation for goitre. She Is re-land existing under the laws cfj
covering nicely from the operation. I the state of New York, Vi Frank
J. It. Holder has been visiting his C. McLean, doing business ;,s the I
family here for Several days. Mr. I Ace Crirage at Independence, Or. I
Polk County Court
CiKOUit Court
Wm. Dawes vs Oregon Milling
Co. & Warehouse Co.. an Oregon
corporation doing busincso under
the assumed lame of Independ
ence Feed & Seed store.- Com
plaint filed alleging th ? defend
ant's agent who was lriving a
Ford truck, srrpshed plaintiff's
automobile which damans II car
to the extent of $107. .4
The KtW 1'ork Rubricating Oil
Complaint filed alleging d Pend
ant bought oil to the imount ..f
$2812.09 and has only paid II,
854.97. Wherefor, demands judg
ment for $957.12 with interest
from March 10 at 6 percent. Affi
davit for attachment filed by
plaintiff. Bond In the sum of
$937.12 filed by plaintiff.
Probate Court
In re. Estate of William H
Mack, deceased. Inventory and ap
praisement filed showirg 110 acres
of real estate valued at $2000 and
collateral in the Amount of $1450
Order pppointine: order approv
ing inventory and appraisement.
in re. Estate of Henry Clan
field deceased. Order by the court
-np'dntinr P. A. Flnseth. r. "
TTT.k and W. .1. White appraiser?
of property overlooked in origlrii'
r , and n nnraisement. Sec
ond inventory and appraisement
filed showing cash, war stamps
and a note valued in the sum ol
$3612 HO. Previous inventory $122,
091 84 Total amount of estate
5125. 7 04. '4. Order entered ftp-
provii -A inventory and appraise
ment. : .
In re. Estate of Charles Silas
Cooper, deceased. Receipts filed by
Loren Cooper, administrator. Or
der closing estate and revoking
artmin'st tor's letters entered of
record. ,;'
Marriage EttCSnM"
Joan Ruell, age 44, lumberman
of Fills City, to Marguerite J.
Walker, age 24, of Falls City.
Tuesday, E
Gift Suggestions
Fnr the last, minute shonners who are nut nffor i,,..
rC voiura we navp
rlsiv snpcials listed that, are well worth vnnr fim 4 i i . . ' a1-
j i - - j wwg IrU lOOK intO.
ALL NECKWEAR GREATLY REDUCED
CHRISTMAS RECORDS
Victor, Columbia, Brunswick nd Pathe. Our Six Record
ai Hearing Rooms Were Taxed to the Limit Monday P. M.,
Electric Irons
Electric Grills
Electric Pads
Flashlights, all sizes
Electric Percolators
Electric Toaters
Electric Curling
Irons
so come Mornings if possible.
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Victor Records
Silent Night Baker
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing Trinity Choir Z""".!!T.!"
Christmas Morning at Clancey's, Porter
bHMwi a ffpvmn vv laqni t orter
Oh Come All Ye Faithful (Adeste Fideles) Trinity Choir .''........".............)
Joy of the World (Christmas Song) Trinity Choir )
HtUls Naeht. Helllge Nacht Schuman-Hcink
Silent NiKht, Holy Night Neapolitan Trio -''ZZ'Z'"""'")
Christmas Hymns Harp Lapitino
Holy Night (Cantlque do Noel) Marsh :
Silent Night, Holy Night Trinity Choir "!!Z.)
While hsperdl Watched Victor Orutorio Chorus )
It Came Upon the Midnight Clear Victor Oratorio Chorus )
jngoi i-rom tn- lteaims ot Ulory Trinity Choir )
Oh. Llttls Town of Bethlehem Trinity Choir ) ll.M
Night Before Christmas ( Recitation) Patton )
Oiiigei bread Boy (Kecltation ) Faulkner ) $1.35
Silent Night, Holy Night (rluck-Beimers $1.50
Adeste Fidelos ( With chorus and chimes) McCormack $1.75
Cantlque de Noel (Holy Night) Caruso $1.76
VICTOR RECORDS YOU HAVE WANTED
Whispering Fox Trot
The Japanese Sandman Fox Trot CK,
PAVL HIHTKMWS AMBASSADOR OICCHICKTKA OW V
Just Like a Gypsy Avalon Fox Trot Oil OA
Special 75c to
$1.50 Neckties
50c
Silk Shirts
Special $5.45
Tax included
$1-00 Wool Di
Hose
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Best Ever Medley -One Step
PAUL WHITBMAN'8 AMBASSADOR OR Wsnt
N Love to Fall Asleep and Wake U,. In My Mammy's ArmS-feonaon Orchestra
l air One Fox Trot Benson rtrnhstr. J
Hold Me Fnx Trot Palace Trio
Wondering Fox Trot Selvin's Novelty Orchestra
My Bltile Bimbo One Step Benson Orchestra r...'.".'.".TI
Chill Bonn Fox Trot Benson Orchestra
Hilo Hawaiian March Irene '.Vest Hawaliana
Wail.ina Waltz (Drowsy Waters) Irene West Hawaliana ..........
Cunhn Medley I.ua and Kalli ......
Hula Medley Lua and Kalll
Wlio s Who in Navy Blue March Sousa'a Band Z."ZZ
Comrades of the Legion March Sousa's Band
Kvening Chimes (Violin. Flute, Harp) Neapolitan Trio
Woodland Kohoes (Violin, Flute. Harp) Neapolitan Trio ''"'ZZ'.
'.Vhlsperln( John Steel
The Love Boat John Steel
The Japanese Sandmnn Olive Kline
old Fashioned Oardcn Olive Kline
That Old Irish Mother of Mine Sterling Trio
Just Bike a Gypsy Sterling Trio
The Love Nest John Steel '
Blue Dinmonda Henry Burr
Band in Hand Again Campbell and Burr
All That I Want la You Charles Hart
I'd Love to Fall Asleep and Wake Tp in My Mammy's Arms Peerless Quartet
Tired of Me Henry Burr
Who ll Take the Place of Mary? Crescent Trio
Marlon Grant and Murray y
Silver Thereads Among the Gold Elsie Baker )
When You and I Were Young. Maggie Charles Harrison )
A Perfect Day Alma Gluck
Comln' Thro'the Rye Alma Gluck
Little Cray Home in the West Alma Gluck
From the Land of the Sky Blue Water Alma Gluck
Les Fill. a de Cadlx (Maids of Cadix) Galli-Curci i -.
Villanello (The Swallows) Galli-Curci i 75
F.ver of Thee I'm Fondly Dreaming Sophie Brualau $1.75
Groatest Miracle of All Sophie Braslau $1.25
Heaven Is My Home Mabel Garrison '. ji 25
Kiss Me Again- Babel Garrison $1.25
old Folks at Home (Swanee River) Schumau-liehik $1.75
When Yop and 1 Were Young, Maggie John McCormack $1.28
Roses of Ilcnrdy John McCormack $1.25
When You Look In the Heart of a Rose John McCormack $1.25
Little Mother of Mine John McCormack $j.25
A la Luna (To the Moon) De Gogorza $1.25
Pagliaccl Prologue. Part 1 Renato Zanelli $1.25
Pagliuecl Prologue. Part 2 Renato Zanelli $1.25
Mediation (Violin Solo Jasrha Heifetz $1.25
Caprice (Violin 80I0I Jaseha Helfetx $1.25
Minuet ( Violin Solo) Jaseha Heifetx $1.2S
Valse (Violin Solo) Jaseha Hetfets $1.75
f-ympuor.y in O Minor Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra $1.75
Kspana Hapsodie Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra $1.7i
Blue Danube Walts Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra $1.75
Largo from the "New World" Symphony Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra $1.75
Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 Philadelphia Orchestra $1.75
Mark X Opposite Records Wanted and Send Ad With
Kcmittance. All Record Orders Filled by Mail, postage
prepaid. Mj
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86c
85c
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Machines
Everything
Electrical
Welch
Electric Co.
379 State Street
Bathrobes from $6.50 to $5.20
Bathrobes from $15.00 to $11.95
Smoking Jackets, $12.50 cut to $10.30
Silk Scarfs and Reefers $2.00 to $5.00
All Initial Handkerchief sreatly
reduced.
Belts, nickle-silver buckles, cut to $1
Dress Gloves, kid, cut to $4.50
Dress Gloves, suede,, cut to .... $3.60
A complete line of fancy Arm Bands, Garters, Purses, Bill
Folders, Collar Boxes, all reduced.
466 STATE STREET
PHONE 877
-Capital Journal W ant Ads Pay-
FOOTWEAR of MERIT
Buy Your Footwear NOW While Special Prices Are in Force.
English and Semi-English lasts in
brown and black calf -skin, sold
regularly up to $8.50. Priced for
this sale
LADIES' SPECIALS
SILK HOSE -Pure thread
silk in black, brown and white
$1.45 per pair or $3.85 per fan
cy box of three pairs.
$6.85
Men's Calf Leather Shoes in splendid-fitting
lasts, regular $12.50.
Sale
LADIES' SPECIALS
FELT SLIPPERS .... $1.65
IN $1.95
COLORS .... $2.45
$9.85
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Thursday--
'Nomads of the North'
YE LIBERTY
Men's Heavy Shoes, in brown,
double sole, outside counter, as
suring wear. Priced for this sale
Buster Brown
Shoe Store
125 N. Commercial St.
$6.85