Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 11, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text1'AUE TWO THE" CAPITAL JjppRXAL. SALEM. OREGON TT7 E REQUESTS POWERS TO AID STRICKEN AREAS Rome, Dec. 11.- (By Associated Pre.. In bis allocution at his first consistory today. Pope Pius XI referred to the conference at Genoa and similar meeting, as serting that be would reiterate to the forthcoming Brussels confer nee his exhortation to the Genoa delegates to consider remedies for the aad condition of many of the world's peoples. He laid that con ferences such as the proposed Brussels meeting were useless and - Ukeiy to cause bitter and danger ous disappointment unless the gorercmenta decide to temper justice with charity. The ceremony for the creation of new cardinals occurred in the presence of all the cardinals 1!t Ing is Rome, headed by Cardinal Vlncenxo Van Nulelll. The pon tiff delivered an address in La 11 a ti.a j.ag and praising those whom he intended to rake to the purple and ending with the tradi tional formula wherein' the con tent of the sacred college for the appointment of new members is requested. The eight cardinals today were: Monsignor Achiie Lo- -"1U. nuncio In Lisbon; Mon s'.gnor Blorannl Bonsano, apos- tui. delegate In Washington Mooslgaor Henrigues Key mm nora. archbishop of Toledo; Mon signer Alexis Charost, archbishop of Recces; Monsignor Arthur Stanislaus Touehet, archbishop of Orleans; Monsignor Eugenio Tosi. archbishop of Milan; Monsignor GluseppI Mori, secretary of the congregation council of Jesuits and the Rer. Father Frant Eprle. formerly the Tatican librarian. At 10 o'clock, the pope attend ed by his ecclesiastical court, en . fer! the hall of the consistory, where the cardinals were assem- .nd seated himself on the throne covered with crimson da mask. FREEDOM SOUGH! - FOR HARRY NEW Los Angeies, Cal., Dec. 11. Ap plication for commutation of the sentence of from ten years to life imprboaraent imposed upon Harry New for the second degree murder of his sweetheart. Freda J. Leaser, was on the way to Governor Stephens at Sacramento today, ac cording to Walter J. Little, attor ney, who prepared it. Little, who said he was acting for News mother. Mrs. Lillie M Burger, and his half sister. Mis Edna M. Clancy stated the appli cation for commutation was based upon the allegations that New was not guilty of the crime; that Miss Leaser committed suicide; that at the time New was insane, and that further confinement would seriously impair New's health. New. after a long and sensa tional trial here, was committed to San Quentln penitentiary nearly three years ago. At the Oregon Tuesday and Wednesday! fh GCORGC AfiLLCT .n'jhe GJind Posshn CARPENTIER AND ' SIKI MAY FIGHT Paris, Dec. 11. A second Car pentier-Siki fight seems to be a certainty, according to La Journal which points out that President Rousseau of tea boxing federa tion is Inclined to be clement to ward the Senegalese. "I will box Siki under any con dition at a date to be fixed upon my return to Paris this evening." Carpentier telegraphed Le Journal -rom . Brighton. Englaad, last night. "Please far that to be Siki would be the greatest joy of my life." the telegram said. It added that Georges was to cet th pinion of surgeons as to the con dition of bis hands, which were in jured in his bout with Sit!. A report is current that Sikl ha. disappeared but neither bis friends nor the police seem unduly alarmed. The newspapers suggest that he baa been spirited away from the clutches of interviewers. FIGHT EHiHGS TWO ARRESTS E. L. Perrault. 3S5 South Win ter street, and Merle Putnam. 1045 North Cottage street, were arrested Saturday night by Patrol men Branson and Putnam and barged with disorderly conduct. Both men were released on their own recognisance and cited to ap pear before Police Judge Earl Race this afternoon. Some of the big guns were silenced n that November 11, bat others 0f Oregon City CHILE IS AGAIN ROCKED Santiago, Chile, Dec. 11. (By Associated Press.) Strong earth shocks were felt at Ilia pel and Ovalie early today, according to advices received here. State rail way officials said that common!-,- MONDAY, DECEMBER ji f A liirpnirMTn JL JL Salem TheatravSrsri As Seen by tie I Press Agent Oregon. T,T' Doris Kenyon, leading Woman in George Arties latest film: feature The Ruling Passion." which will be seen here soon at the Oregon theater, wears some of the very latest modes in costumes for mo toring. The final showings of Thomas Meigban's new picture. -Th Man Who Saw Tomorrow," will be had at the Oregon Theater today. It is a forceful photoplay and has scored a decided hit. Liberty. The beautiful scenery of the tropics, with Its palms and coral islands, is one of the worthwhile features of "The Infidel," starring Catherine MacDonald. now show ing at the Liberty theater. S! nang. an island in the South Seas is the Bicturesa.ua locale of the plot. FOREIGN MARKET SHRINKAGE HITS Ei EARM HARDEST Grand. Richard Tucker, who has an important part In "Remem brance." the Rupert Hughes pic ture of fatherhood, which will be at the Grand theater Friday and Saturday, will be remembered par ticularly for his work In "The Branding Iron." YiTiai's New on the Market BT FORREST GIN ' . 1 f Chicago. Dec. 11. Shrinkage of) foreign .markets affects he farm-' er's credit more than anything else in the world and there is, nothing of greater moment than! the creation of international reia-j lions that will be precedent to the recstablishment of those markets. j declared Barnard M. Baruch of. New York, former chairman of thej war industries board. In an ad-; dress today before the American j Farm Bureau federation. He spoke on the solution of the rural credits ! problem. j "Surplus finally determines the? price of products," he said. "You i farmers are the real exporters of; the country. It is you who are! deeply interested in foreign af fairs, and if you cannot sell your surnlus abroad, you must take a lower price for that portion of the produce consumed here- The re- establishment of the world's for eign market can only come wish the re-establishment of the world's economic peace and balance." Was MMWWm ! aix on ycut Jcmrn- Putchm PORTLAND PITCHER SOLD cation north of latter town had been interrupted and that Coquim bo did not answer calls. Shocks were felt strongly at Los Winter Nellie pears are no belns offered by several of the grocers. This variety Is now ten der and sweet. They are selling at five cents a pound or $1.50 a bushel. A bushel weighs tro-a 4) to 45 pounds. Cabbage is rery plentiful and as a result is very cheap as com- j pared with other years. It is sen sing at two cents a pound. By ut. Ing large quantities it can be se cured at a lower cost Florida grapefruit is - selling from 15 cents each to two for a Andes, but apparently extended no quarter, depending upon the size. further south than Valparaiso, where a tremor was noticed. Arrested for Irani. Los AEgeles, Cal.,; Dec. 11. C. H. Nelson has been arrested here at the request of the authorities Or., who accuse at once oegs wor on their rce-l him 0f having defrauded an illiter- !n,r- 't Kmn nf tlS The Arliona grapefruit Is selling at 10 cents each. Sweet cider is selling at from 35 to 40 cents a gallon. The Jug costs 20 cents extra but can be returned. The wholesale price of eggs was steady this morning at 40 cents a dozen. The retail price is from 45 to 50 cents per dozen. Portland. Or.. Dec 11. Charles Eckert, right handed pitcher, has been purchased from the Philadel phia Americans by the Portland cinb of the Pacific coast league. fads cd& easuyf A r A his proven remedy checks colds before they de vkp Into eerioos flnia. It soothae tired, scratchy throats, loosens diasgreeabls phlegm ssd soon breaks np the cold. How doot tot your cold lingw oo wsk yoor druggist for' NEW DtCOVTKY DltKING'S -a syrup for coughs & colds ) NOBEL PRIZE AWARDED Christ ianta. Norway, Dec. 19. The Nobel peace prise todav was presented to Dr. Frldtjof -, ts. a-T-rd was made for Dr. Hansen's work la relieving , ..i.icg populations of Rus- ta and Asia Minor on behalf of the league of nations and for his endeavors to promote a brother hood of nations. m For Colds, influenza and as a Provcntivo Take fe Lxathr m i 4 m 5 K'Ji t I W - W vis Bringing Cheer and Savings Abundantly A 3USTER STOCK IN PROGRESSHT: 3LERCHAN DISLNG The Christmas Spirit has prevailed o ver us to give and give plenty and folks, we have truthfully never given so whole-heartedly before. This entire Store with its immense s tocks whose prices were never lower, now stands in readiness, awaiting your call for service. The Biggest Crowds in Our History Hundreds ye3 thousands of eager shoppers, knowing that we have made good our every statement on these pages, crowded our store to capacity. Notwithstanding all our preparations, we are sorry, to admit we could not properly serve all ; to these we kind-" ly ask your apology. Monday will find us still better prepared with unlimited reserves, more specials and more salespeople. We bid you come. The store looks wonderf uL SANTA CLAUS Will be here every day watch for him in t he Court Street Windows 1 to 2 o'clock. Buy Xmas Seals a Seal on a letter helps many get better. Xmas Seal Booth (main aisle) SALE PRICES CONTINUE SHOP EARLY The First and Original Cold and Grip Tablet The box bears this signature Ste. Fine Victrola $19 Only f 1 down. Sue a week. See this real buy. Geo. C. Will til State St res in Our Pure Food GROCERY .797 ITEMS Underpriced youll save 25 per cent or more on every dollar you spend at the Peoples Cash Store. Special Announcement In Keeping With Our Policy of the Past We offerjYeariy o all Churches, Lodges and Societies Wholesale prices on Candies. Fruit3 and . Nuts for the Christmas Season . it'. iuiaJ 4ti!a q on gnnrnnrinl tim fn fnem nt i . e Bate scin.ic iuu, - m riots of !f! articles... Everything is of the best quality and at the reduced prices should soh nvui.vagift problem. - . We list only a lew or me anii-us umi wc aw put OUi on raoies and WlnQOWS, lO gle )VU BO lUU v me "" in oqt rvosr GOODS Hair Brushes 1 25 Sale Price fi 15 Sale Price $2.58 Sale Price Mititary Brushes 15.50 Sale Price Clothes Brushes IJ.50 Sale Price $2.75 Sale Price Soap Boxes $1 50 Sale Price "Jewel Boxes $i.6S Sale Price $.00 Sale Price Perfume Bottles $1.00 Sale Price $1.25 Sale Price Buffers $1.00 Sale Price . Shoe Horns 83c Sale Price 75c Sale Price Roue Jars 50e Sale Price Cold Cream Jars $1.25 Sale Price- 75c Sale Price Powder Boxen $1.75 Sale Price $J.2o Sale Price Hair Reeeirers $$.75 Sale Price $1.25 Sale Price Mirrors $S.OO Sale Price $S 50 Sale Price . $.!5-6ale Price $3.25 -$4TS $i5 $I00 .$2.2o $l-0 .SS $1.S .85 .J -7S -SS - ,5 .45 .25 .78 .50 .5 $1.8S ..$1.55 .85 .14(1 $4.5 3.S i -ui i Pin Cushions $2.50 Sale Price $J.OO Sale Price . $1.65 Sale Price Pin Cushion and Jewell Box combined $5.00 Sal ph. . Candie Stick Holders 11 5ft3!. ,',43S Bud Vases $1-25 Sale Price . !' Trays 45e Sale Price " . $2.50-rSa!e Price t,?, Ui .71 if .11 $4 50 a! Price Combs $l.2o Sale Price . $1.00 Sale Price 60c Sale Price Tooth Brush Holders $f.00 Sale Prle n JSc Sale Price ,7' Picture Frames $2.50 Sale Price til! $1.50 Sale Price Manicure Sets $5.50 Sale Price oaie r rice Ash Recelrers $1.75 Sale Price $2.09 Sale Price Knin-o-mae sens i.v'f aie Price ; Sharlns Mirrors $11.75 Sale Price JJj Macnifrins Sharing Mirrors $.50 Sale Price . FitUl Adjustable Traveling Kits, Perfume Foreign and Domestic. Imported Soapi ail Bjsl j Salts, Kodaks and Kodak Albums and Supplies. Xmas Box Stationery, Fancy Toliet Prepay j tion Packages. Xmas Cutex Sets. Exquisite Perfume in Xmas Packages. Thermos Bottle- Leather Carrr Cases. Raxors Safety of Xmas girt style, eec-eaa ana acauoa packjza t Standard Toilet Preparations. L DAN'L J. FRY 280 N. Commercial Walk down, it will pay Yob well xf ft. 1 )'' ililm it 1 tum I ! Christmas Is Just Aivund the Corner , . . , , What to Give For Mother Breakfast Jackets Mandkerchiefs Kimonas . Lace Collars Comfy Slippers Berthas Dressing Gowns Hand Bags Bath Robe Hosiery Center Pieces - iTory Table Scarfs Camisoles - Pillow Tops Woolen Blankets Guest Towels Indian Blankets Snugglers Sheets Scarfs N . Pillow Cases Sweaters Table Linen Tea Aprons Bath Towels Silk Waists Towel Seta Petticoats Pair of Pillows Skirts . Maderia Sets Suits Dollies Dressea Robe Blankets Millinery Bath Mats G lores Bed Spreads Veils Breakfast Cloths -ttMMM For Big Sister Satin Mules Satin Boudoirs Felt Comfys -Silk Kimonas Silk Underwear Silk Gowas Lingette Chemise. Fancy Pajamas Silk Brassier Boudoir Caps Bath Robes Draesltg Gowns Morning Jackets SUk Hosiery K14 Glores Cape Gauntlets Kerchiefs Perfumes Toiletries Vanity Purses Hand Bags Vestees Lace Collars Berthas I rory Clocks Ixory Mirrors Irory C ml Ivory Trays Lingerie Pins Lingerie Straps Fancy Garten Corsage Bouquets Sachet Bags Fancy Ri jUtns Table IJnen Reidy-to-wear Footws-ir The Store Where the Spirit of the "Yuletide prevails Practical Gifts for "Him" or "Her" At special Xmas Sale Prices. . For Little Sister Books Games Dresses Coats Middies Sweaters Shoes Slippers Stockings Hats Rain Capes Bath Robes Kerchiefs Glores Dressing Sacqne. Fancy Ribbons Purses Irory Seta For Father Bath Robes Slippers Shirts Sox Ties Glores Sweater Coats Hats Caps Silk Scarf a Kerchiefs Overcoats Rain Coats Ssii:s Night Shirt Pajamas Suspenders Clothes Brushes Wool Shirts Wool Sox Woo! I'cierwear Wool Glores Purses Bill Folds For Big Brother.. Kid Gloes Norelty Ties IE oca Glores Silk Scsrfs Gauntlet Glores Purges Bath Robes PuIInaa Sets Silk Shirts' Tratsissg Sets Madras ShirU Rsia C!S Wool Shirts Suits Bearer Hats Orercoaa Felt HaU . Shoes Caps Oxfords Belts Stlk Sox Initial Belts Wool Sot Kerchiefs Fancy Sol Pongee Kerchiefs Slippers Pajamas Puliorers Pajunlons sweaters Crocheted Ties Swearers Cheney Ties Coat Sweaters For Little Bivther High Boots Rubber Boots Felt Slippers Gainer Books Toys Suits Orercoats Rain Coats Mackinaw Wool Shirts Madras Blouses Woo! S:ock:ngs Cottoa StocacES Ka:se4 Tis Cher.F Ties Kereai-iJs Belts ?u?e:;if Hats Cap Wool Giss GaisU C.tos Pa!i?r?rs Swciie Coat 'Mtsrs For Baby Dolls Toy Books Ribbon XorJltiea Irory Sets Silk Knitted Caps Siik Stockings Shoe Bootees Sweater Sets ' Blankets Carriage Koh Mittess Cashiers aaci0" Rattles Bibs CoM Dref RoBsr-e" Silk CosfcrtS Xorelties Salem's Christmas Shopping Center 4: i : i ! ii 41 i ! k ; 4 1 4t " m - --- - -a itttista