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Friday, November 11. age Two The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon ULSTER BLOCKS PARLEY Cabinet Rejects Gov eminent Plan For Solution of Irish Tan gle A8 Impossible London. Nov. 11. The Ulster cabinet today rejected the govern meat's plan for a settlement of the Irish question, on the ground that it contained fundamental princi ples which under existing condi tions were impossible of attain ment. The Ulster ministers, how ever, are putting forward counter f roposals. A communique issued by the iorthern Ireland cabinet suggests that the government should con sider these counter proposals be fore the proposed meeting of the British and Ulster cabinets. Sp EDWIN W. FIELD, Milwaukee, Wis. Leaders For Red Cross Drive Named American Legion men will have charge of the fifth annual roll call of the Willamette chapter of the American Red Cross in Salem and West Salem, It wae announced to day following a luncheon In the Marion hotel, at which both Red Cross officials and officers of the , Legion attended. The city has been divided Into fifteen districts with an American Legion man In charge of each dis trict. Women workers have been selected to work with each cap tain and will give every resident a chance to subscribe to the Red Cross. The drive will continue through out the county until November 25, at which time It Is expected that 7000 members will have been ob tained by the organization. Headquarters of the drive in Sa lem will be maintained at the of Community Club Reorganized. Tigard, Or., Nov. 11. The Community club has reorganized and elected officers for the com ing year. The ctiy has organized an athletic association. Both the boys and girls are to be featured in basketball. E. B. Neddry is president and Eugene Scales, man ager. A Urge community meet ing was held this week in the church. Talks upon disarmament were given by Messrs. Neddry Georray and Landolm. A com munity sing was led by Miss Gil baft JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY How Yeast Vitamon Tablets Put On Firm Flesh Railroads Give tecial Rates To Homecoming University of Oregon, Eugene, Niv. 11. For the first time since 1917 and despite an Increase . rates Jack Benefiel, graduate manager of the University of Ore-1 rate gon, has secured special railroad rates on all roads in Oregon for the hundreds of alumni and for mer students who will journey to Eugene, November 18-20 for the annual homecoming. All points on the Southern Pa cific lines in the state Willi the exception of the Klamath Falls branch will offer an open rule No vember 1G-23 by which a round trip ticket may be purchase, for one and one-half times the prte of a one way fare. On the Oregon Eleitrlc, Portland, Astoria and iaaalda and O-W. R. & N. lines In Oregon on way tickets will be old at the regular rate with re ceipts Issued at the time of pur chase. These receipts when sign ed by the alumni secretary here will allow the holder to pure-huso a return ticket for one-half the usual fare. A booth will be main tained in the administration build ing to validate receipts. The prlr llege opens November 16 and ends November 23. I'm convinced if I had taken noe or I,rM1er Small. In the United Tanlac two years ago, when my states hank building and also at troubles first began, I would have the office of the Red Cross on been saved a world of Buffering," state' beyond the First Meth sald Ed W. Field, 538 Jefferson od,Bt church. St., Milwaukee, Wis. Tne fifteen captains of the dis- "My case proved that when a tricts are: Brazier C. Small, chair man's stomach goes wrong, every- nian; Clifford Knickerbocker, Joe thing goes wrong with him. The Mlnton. Walter Kirk, Will Carver, first thing I noticed out of the TInkham Gilbert, James Youn, way was loss of appetite and next, PauI Wallace, Lloyd Rigdon, Al that no matter how sparingly I hert Anderson, Mort Pilkington, ate, I was sure to have an attack Je Chambers, Theo Condo, Harry of Indigestion. This was two Scott and Harold Smith. years ago and from that time on, The drive throughout the coun untll after I started at a steady ty Is In charge of Dr. D. M. Fields I finally got so I couldn't who was sent from headquarters walk a couple of blocks without In Seattle for the oumose of e-et- havlng to stop aiwl rest and I was. ting the country organized. so nervous that often I Bat up In j octor Fields announced that a chair all night long. I the following would have "Tanlac has made a new man; charge of the campaign in the out of me, my stomach Is as sound communlties of the county of Sa- UMrl Vsrncla Quickly Increase Your Energy and Beautify tha Complexion Easy and Economical to Take. Thin or run-down folks! Take Mucin's VITAMON two taUeta with every meal. Then weigh and measure yourself each week and con tinue taking Martin's VITAMON regularly until you are satisfied with your gain in weight and energy. Maetina VITAMC" ntaini highly concentrated yeast-- . .mines as well as the two other at,. I more important vitaniiue. (Fat Soluble A and Water Soluble C). It is now being used by thousands who appreciate its con venience, economy and quick results. By increasing the nourishing power of what you eat Mastic's VITAMON supplies just what your body needs to feed the shrunken tissues, strength en internal organs, clear the akin and renew shattered nerve force without upsetting the stomach or causing gas. Pimples, boils and skin eruptions seem to vanish as if by magic and the complexion becomes radiantly clear and beautiful. IMPORTANT! While the amas- ieg health-building value of Mastin's VITAMON has been clearly and positively demonstrated in cases of lack of energy, nervous troubles, anen 5a, indigestion. ( constipation, skin eruptions, poor complexion and a generally weakened physical and mental condition, it should not be used by anyone who OUJECTS to having their weight increased to normal. You can get Maetin'a VITAMON tablets at all good druggists. : wttwciNAi jriV.Kna yeast AND 'iKaS VITAMINS IA as a dollar and I feel fine all -the .lem: time. I am a firm believer in Tanlac because I know It delivers the goods." Tanloc la sold In Salem by J. F. Tyler, druggist, and by lead ing druggists everywhere. (adv) Insanity Plea Wins Confessed Slayer Verdict Portland, Or., Nov. 11. Jame T. Anderson, who killed his wife he said, to end her suffering, wa found not guilty on the grounds Of Insanity, Thursday In Circuit Judre Wilson's court. He proba bly will be committee to the state Insane asylum, to be kept until he la examined and found sane or un til some other disposition Is made of him. The jury reported Its verdict at 11:55. It was sent out Wednes day evening at 6:20. Anderson did not even stand up to receive the derision of the Jury. He seemed unmoved as If It was matter of Indifference to him whether he was found guilty or not guilty. Prowlers at Store Escape In Fog As Officer Shows Up Two men who were reported by Joseph Domogalla, 605 N. Capitol street, to be making an effort to break into his grocery store at the corner of Capitol and Union Btrects early thiB morning, made their es cape in the fog before Officer Vic tor could arrive on the scene. No description of the men are held by the police. Thev were seen to make their way north on Capitol street. Nothing was stolen from the store. Independence, Miss Trene Will lams; Monmouth, Rev. Lewis: Brooks. Mrs. D. C. Avery; Aurora, Miss Diana Snyder: Chemawa. Mrs. J. J. Newmeyer: Dallas, with 10 near by school districts. Dr. A. B. Starbuck: Falls Cltv. Mrs. Ira Mehrlfng; Hubbard, Mrs. C. W. Mayerer; Jefferson, John T. Jones; Liberty. R V. Ohmart: Marlon. M A. Borher; Mt. Ansrel. G. D. Winer; Sslem TTetirhts. R. L. Van Arsdal: Scntts Mil's. J. R Pavnp- SfTverton. Rev. Oore-e Henrlck sen; Sfnyton. O. V. White; Tur ner. Mm. J. F. Lyle: West Stay- on. VI. A. W'lnon; Wenrihnrn, Woman's club. Mrs. H. F. Butter field, president. Are Poai iv !y Guaranteed to Put On Firm Flesh, Clear the Skin and Increase Energy When Taken Wi Every Mal or Money Nearly 80 tons from 40 acres Is the output of prunes from the or chard of C. R. Widmer In North Benton county. Ten tons were of the 20-30 class. Get Your Xmas Cards Early We have on display for your selection an exclusive line of Christmas Cards especially designed for engraving. Call and let us show you this beautiful line. Commercial Book Store 163 North Commercial Street CIIIHOI'ODIKT A, J. FOSTHIU .1.1 3TH mZZ wwu upuuiBi, mi coin, bunions, etc. 322 Slate. 282 i'lllltOIMtAl'TOHS CUT THIS OUT Old English Recipe for Catarrh, Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises If you know of some one who is troubled with catarrhal deafness, head noises or ordluary catarrh cut out this formula and haud It to them and you may have been the means of saving some poor sufferer perhaps from total deaf ness. In Kngland scientists for a long time past have recognised that catarrh la a constitutional disease and necessarily requires consilium. 1. nl treatment. Sprays, Inhalers and nose douch es are liable to irritate the deli cate air passages and force the disease Into the middle ear which frequently means total deafness, or else the disease may be driven down the sir passages towards the lungs which Is squally as danger ous. The following formula which fs used ext, nslvely In the damp English climate Is constitutional treatment and should prove es pecially efficacious to sufferers acre who live under more favor able rtlmatlr conditions. Secure from your druggist 1 ounce of Parmlnt (double Strength.) Take this home and add to It U pint of hot water and a Uttta granulated sugar; stir until dissolved Take one tablespoon ful four times a day. This will oft bring quick relief from distress tag head noises. Clogged nostrils aMkuld open, breathing become easy and hearing Improve as the Inflammation In the euatarhlan tehee Is reduced Parmlnt used In this way arts directly upon tha Wood and mucus surfaces of the system sad hsa a tonic action that helps to obtain the desired results. The preparation Is easy to asake. costs little and la pleasant to take. Every person who has emtarrh or head noises or Is hard Of hearing should give this treat- 1 t s trial. (sdr 1K. K. V. ana l'earl gj Bradford, ayad Hates and post graduates of the First Chartered Chiropractic college in the world. Ten years In practice, l'houe 52. ltooms 318-Ht-if Oreauu bldg. 291 MATTKKSSKS DON'T be misled. We muke new mattresses lo order. We muke over old mattresses and guaran tee satisfaction. We do carpet cleaning. Phone 1154, Otto Z wicker. jj2 1'uoTotatAPuy 1"I LUXE studio. Better photos n. lommer.ilal. FINANCIAL OPTIClANS tii-jASHKb utted by Dr. L. R. Bur dette optometrist. Bow Optical Co- 326 State St. PRINTING iT , 81,IJau customer returns Rowland Printing Co. Phone 1612, over Patton book store. ART MUAT, ' -wiwunanis TINTED Leg- 1 naZi1? 0,.;oWater color China1 isIom! Cottae- rl": FURNITURE MMMMta r'L RNTTL'UE repum-d r made-fo """"'"n and uphol !2f " ?Pecia"X- Hhone 1742. , --....... . uruveg, izui (j. Com We Will Pay 52c For EGGS SATURDAY ONLY PARAGES MARION-POLK County Karm Loan association has money to loan at sis percent. W. D. smith sucrelury treasurer, 103 Ssls.-n 1.1 mr 01 L.onuuiTce. MKJtlHANT TA11A1U FRANK PALM Merchant tailor. Bouth High and Perry. M A. KSTKS. fine tailoring. 184 JUta street. PIANOS OBO. C. WILL! pianos, phono grapha. sewing machines, sheet music snd piano studlea Re pairing phonographs and sew u.g machines 431 State. Salem. HjjasSTITCMlNi; IULEM lUfl hemstltcalngT chainslltohlng, pleating, buttuna. Oreuen bUlg. Pnone 379. MRS. r. B MULL. hemstitclT: lng and dressmaking, over Mll- ier m aiore. rnone 117 . 23S N. HiKh IPbune 203. ' I? ill. !, Cm)? nd rellaira- Iegge- RALEM Auto Radiatr-r ,hop. ra- UNIuN Auto repair shop, acety '"weMlng. 438 Ferry street. WAYNE QUAYLE Auto electric shop. 23 N. Com'l. phone 413. K. 1). BARTON, Exlde batteries, starter and generator work. 171 S. Commercial. AUTO Electrician, expert trouble tioottnajr. 338 N. High St phons II r HUH KINO MEN'S and women's hats reno vated, blocked and trimmed. 4( court, o. a. Ellsworth NtTltaTotY STOt'R ERUITLAND NURSERY- Hare Sod variety nursery stock. Of ce 840 Stats Salenv. Or. Phone ! 1 737 or 1140M. LLEM Nursery company, fralt I and ornamental trees, small fruit rosea Phone 1743. 433 Oregon j bldg. e FARM LOANS BUILDING LOANS MADE May be repaid like rent. Life. Fire, Health. Accident. In demnity. Liability and Auto in surance written. A. C. HOHRN8TEDT 401 a'ssonle Temple, Salem. Or. MOTORCYCLE SOI TH Commercial garage gener al repairing. also automobile storage, 430 S. Commercial St Phone 178; residence phone OSTI OIWTIIY OR8. WHITE AND MARSHALL, Osteopathic physicians and sur geons. 80s U. S. bank building Phone 181. Dr. White, reai denoe phone 4; Dr. Marshall residence phone 134. WATKH COMPANY SALKM WATER COmTaNT Of- iic. corner uomra M-clal and Trade 8ta Bill, payaljle monthly In advance. Phone SI. REDUCED FARES TO Portland and Return VIA Oregon Electric Railway Account LIVESTOCK SHOW Tickets on sale November 4 to 12, inclusive Return limit November 14, 1921 For further info' mation . call on or ac dress J. W. RITCHIE, Agent RKPALRlNtl STEWART'S Repair Shofc il? vuun et. umnreiias aad .-uUcry Q. C. PATTERSON, shoe repairing in a. ioerry aa. " " HARRT W. BCOTT -The Cycas Man" 147 & Com. Pboae 48 LLOYD K. RAMSDKN. lndlac motorcycles and Dayton bicycles. 38T Court St. e AICTIONF-KR COL W. r. WRIGHT, auctioneer. Fsrm sales conducted every where We save you money eat advertising. City pboae III or phone Turner central. OREGON TAXI and traaarar. EST riy .nil r.rrj street Fheea TT . e STOVES rebuilt and repaired, (t rara experience; Lepot Na Uonal and American fence, sizes 3 to 83 inches high. Paints, oU and varalaaes. esc. logan berry and hop hooka Salem Fence and Btove Works. IS court street. Phone 114, SAXJfcM SCAVBNOaUt Garbage and refuse of all kinds removed by the month at raaaonable raise Passu ouls clean ad and dead ani mals removed. Day phone 88. one 18SSR. H. o. Cum- algAt phon JTUNE and aarnrithinii ida Capital Junk Its, 31 Caa- Remember the name its easy. When you notice what the vacuum misses. Let us know. ISH-KA-BIBBLE CO. Carpet Cleaners i ! j RED HOT SPECIALS From Our Furniture Department 2nd Floor OIL HEATERS FLORENCE Oil Heaters Nickel Trim med Special for d? QA Saturday onlyvlJeal PERFECTION Oil Heater Nickel Trim med Special for (jr QF Saturday onIyPeJeaU ,E1! BLUE ENAM FLORENCE Oil Heater Nickel Trie, med Special for Saturda y only$8.90 MATTRESSES Our Best Quality 35 lb. Pure Silk Floss Mattresses in assorted ticks to choose from. Special for Saturday only at , (Limit 1 to a customer) $10.9. r Tl WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON FURNITURE RANGES Grey Enamel Range with 18 inch oven, nickel trimmed, polished top. All cast range. Special for Saturday (I OA AA Only at tPO7.UU RANGES Nickel trimmed range, polished top, this range has an 18 inch oven. Special for Saturday .tfr i rn Only at $04.DU HEATERS No. 20 Mascot Heaters Special for Saturday t $16.45 COMBINATION HEATERS Our No. H20 combina tion wood and coal heat ers Special for Satur day only at $23.15 HEATERS No. 22 Mascot Heaters Special for Saturday $19.40 Only at ... WORTH & GRAY DEPARTMENT STORE 177 No. Liberty St. Cm! wi Salem-Dallas Stage Leave Salem 0. E. Depot 7:10 A. M. 11:10 A. at. b.10 P. M. Leave Dallas 8:30 A. IL 1:00 P. M. 6 30 P. M. PARE 65 CENTS Dally and Sunday except car at 7:10 A. M. does not run on Sunday Round Trip $1.00 HALEM . gILVelRTON STAGE Leaves Leavu D",ewl Bllverton O. E. DeDOt Km ... ' :15 1:00 d. :li p. t 7:8 7:00 11:00 a. m. I'AA - - - - i'. ql f :18 a SALKM -INUEPEJWIJENOK MONMOI 1.1 " K3aMMU umv &a pm ii m a . . u. ucpul i m. llrAll m m k.aa t . " p. m. I Leave Monmouth Hctsl 8:18 a. o. j;v p. m. 0:10 p. m. Leave Independence Bote! 8:1s a m. l!is p. m. 8:80 p. ra. Bpeclpl trips by appolntm.nL Seven pander. frer rar tor hire. W. PARKER. Irop. ft as. phone 818. Bualneaa nhoae t Wanted All Kinds of Second- Hand Furniture, Machinery and Tools, Etc CAPITAL Bargain House We buy and sell everything j IkflM 398 819 Center St 222 No. Commercial St, rhone 94 S Where there is circula tion there is life Use Journal Want Ads. Hamman Auto Stage Three Stages Dally Leave Salem 10:20 am. connect, saet bound train Mill City; 42? pm Leave Mill City 7 Vm 4 pm Leave O. E. depot Salem Leav. at 11:30 and leav. stTytos at 1 p. m. Waj-slde stops at Oooch. Lyoaa Mehama. Btayton. Sublimity, AumavLle. Turner, state ho. pital. Cottage farm. Joa H. Hamman, Salem. Phone 884 TKE HEW HAiDWAiE STTolaJ SQUARE DEAL HARDWARE and Furniture Co. W. COKES. Prrm 220 H. COKMERCIAL STREET t onuoers Uara ware Tools Plumbing Supplies Crockery Dishes Cooking Utensils Auto Tops to Order Top and curtain Auto Painting TJnholstering Ford One Man Tops Top Dressing Floor Carpets Sfn TinoIetUB. ua niiniirf satiww- employ om "vt- . , -i.tail nf the wo A LI SIV T a- HULL'S TOf T- c. WOOD. J"P- W1 riirrr.pketa salim. on. 1 m Ull SWn IWIe " Care et Yick So TobI a -v. , uiliciDe aa" ear. any aa--j Open 8unaaj . sou 1 ' - Hick I Or0"-