Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 12, 1922, Page PAGE TEN, Image 10

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    PAGE TEN
TURKS
GREEKS
DENY BLAME FOR
SMYRNA TRAGEDY
lausanne, Deo. 12. (By Asso
ciated Press.) The debate be
tween Turkey and Greece over tne
Question of which nation is re
sponsible for the tragedy of Smyr
na continues the dominant factor
at ' the Near East conference
Ismet Pasha says he is quite will
ing; that the - treaty which the
delegates hope to frame shall pro
vide a system of payment to the
allied nations for the damages
their nations suffered in Turkey
luring the great war, but that on
the other hand he will insist upon
reimbursement by Greece for the
losses sustained by the Turk in
asia Minor at the hands of the re
treating Greek army. f
Former Premier Venizelos in
lists that the Greeks burned only
through military necessity. He
leclares that the real crime of the
Asia Minor campaign was the ac
tion of the Turkish troops in out
raging and shooting Greek resi
lents, sacking homes and deport
ing hundreds of thousands of des
titute human beings. ,
If Turkey exacts reparations
Irom Greece, M. Venizelos says he
it 111 present a bill for the horrors
rod: injustice suffered . by the
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liberty
Alicd Brady m
"Anna Ascends"
Other Subjects Too- -Doors
Open at 1:45 and 6.45 P. M.
Oregon
- George Arllss In
"The Ruling Passion"
Bligh
Hickman Bessey Stock
Company in
"Mother 0' Mine"
Grand
Menlo
And His Assistants in an I
Expose of Alexander and f
All Famous Mediums
3AR1IN
RECRU T HERE
Peking, Dec. 12. (By Associat
k1 Press.) Anton . Lundeen ' of
Kewman Grove, Neb., a missionary
tldnaped by bandits in Honan
province on October 13 last, has
teen released, It was announced
tere today.
Three other Americans are still
Held captive and the diplomatic
iorps here has appointed a com
mission which will start for Ho
lan province Thursday to hegoti
ite their release. ; '
800 Player Piano $357
Beautiful player piano Just like
tew, with rolls and bench. J 2.50
own a week.
' Geo. C. Will
. 432 State Street ,
Recruits from Salem for the
United States army are sought by
Sergeant W. D. Schuster and Cor
porals Harvey and Wilson, who
arrived in Salem today from Port
land and who have set up head
quarters at the Bligh hotel.
Sergeant Schuster pointed out
that there are now between 4000
and 6000 vacancies in the Ha
walian islands and about ISO at
Vancouver, Wash. Recruits, he
said, are being obtained speedily
in Portland and he expressed the
belief that a large number will be
secured here.
Persons interested should get in
touch with Sergeant Schuster or
NAZI IYI OVA
What's New on the Market
BT FORREST GINN
A fresh supply of vegetabl
oysters, often called salsify, ap
peared on the market this morn
ing. They were selling at 10 cents
a pound. For those who have not
eaten vegetable oysters a treat is
In store. One of the best ways to
cook is to prepare and boil as one
would potatoes or carrots and then
serve with butter.
Brussel sprouts are selling at
from 20 to 26 cents a pound.
Japanese oranges, much smaller
than the regular varieties but
very sweet and Juicy, are selling
at from 30 to 60 cents a dozen Se
pending upon the size.
A very few Tokay grapes, lm
ported from the southern part of
the state are still on the market
The quality is not extra good
They are selling at 20 cents
pound or two for 35 cents.
Chestnuts are still on the mar
ket. -They are selling at 20 cents
a pound. Those planning on dry
ing any of the nuts should buy
soon as some of the nuts are be
ginning to mold on the outside
now.
his aides immediately. They were
unable to say just how long they
will be in Salem.
Buenos Aires. The Brazilian
government informed Argentine
that it had abandoned plans for a
trl-partite conference on limita
tion of armament.
Washington, D. C. The su
preme court adjourned until
January 2.
Merciless
Neuritis
Imps of Hades armed with red
hot pitchforks could scarcely in
flict more cruel, agonizing torture
than that endured by many suf
ferers from neuritis.
The sharp stabbing pains cauB-
ed by this disease are usually cen
tered, about- the shoulder, neck,
forearm, small of the back or
along the thigh and leg in the
region of the sciatic nerve.
bometimes they move from one
part to another, sending out light
ning Jabs which produce untold
misery.
If you want prompt relief, ap
ply Tysmol over the part that
hurts, and the pain should disap
pear. Tysmol Is absorbed through the
pores of the skin and has a sooth
ing, healing effect upon the in
flamed, diseased nerves. Contains
no "dope." Guaranteed harmless.
Price $1 at Dan'l J. Fry's. Tysmol
Company, Mfg. Chemists, 400 Sut
ter St., San Francisco. (adv)
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
OVERALL TO HELP CHANCE
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1922
Los Angeles, Cel., Dee. 12.
Frank L. Chance, who "will man
age the Boston club of the Ameri
can league, before leaving Los An
geles recently for the east signed
Orvle Overall, formerly, a pitcher
for the Chicago club of the Na
tional league, to become Chance's
assistant In the Red Sox manage
ment, according to statements
published here. ,
CHOWERS TO DISCUSS
METHODS OF PAMO
' Spokane, Wash., Dec. 12. Con
ferences on fruit and potato packs
and graded and other topics of the
importance to the horticultural
industry of Washington will oc
cupy fruit growers of the state in
the annual four-day convention of
the Washington State Horticulture
al association Which opened here
today.
DAINTY GIFTS
That Appeal to the Feminine Heart
ABOUND AT OUR STORE
Ladies' Pure Thread Silk
Hose
Pigeon brand, extra quality
and wear, per pair
$1.75
Handkerchiefs
A complete line for men, wom
en and children, each
10c to 59c
Fancy boxes, three to box, per
box
39c, 59c, 75c, $1.25 ,
) Ladies' Umbrellas
In cotton and colored silk. Very good
values. Cotton
$1.25 to $3.98
Silk
$3.98 to $9.75
Ladies' Fancy Purses
and Vanity Cases. A new ship
ment just received, featuring
the "Purse of the Hour." Each
$1.49 to $7.75
Only Eleven Shopping Days Till Christmas
A Wonderful Assortment
of Christmas Gifts
That Would Please Immensely
We Suggest Just a Pew
Jewelry Novelties
The Friend to Friend Gift
Something more than jnst a card and
something less than the usual gift. That
is how you want to remember a good many
friends, isn't it? And for such gifts jewelry
novelties just about solve the difficulty.
Dingle dangles of every sort are very fash
ionable it is part of the Oriental trend in
costumes.
Novelties at 35c, 49c, 69c, 75c, 98c, $1.25 and up to $3.95.
Hand Bags and Vanity Boxes, $1.98, $2.50, $2.95 up
to $19.50.
Beads of all kinds including Pearls from 98c up to $8.00-
She'll Want a Silk
Umbrella
What shall I get her? is probably a ques
tion that you've been repeating. Why be in
doubt when one or more colored silk umbrel
las are always accepable, especially in this
rainy country. Lovely handles and bright
colored silk, red, purple, green, gray, brown,
taupe, navy and black.
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Prices range at $4.95, $6.95, $10.50 and $13.50.
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Commercial and Court Streets
Watch Our
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Window
Display
Salem Store
466 State Street
Portland Silk Shop
383 Alder Street
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oven is most conveniently
located at the front as is
shown in illustration to
the left. When this key
is turned "on'1 the oven
is ready for gas and it is
merely necessary to Lisrht
the oven burner. When
turned '"off" the ranee
is ready for coal or wood.
ould anything b e
more conveniett The key
does it all. automatically
by a mere ''twist of the
wrist." You have noth
ing to think about except
your baking.
See Our
West
Window
The big thing abou the UNIVERSAL is its simplicity and economy.
FOR GAS simply turn on the gas and light it.
FOR COAL OR WOOD simply start your fire.
Absolutely nothing to take out or put back a complete Gas Range and
complete range for coal and wood all in one. '
The same oven is used for all fuels and both gas and coal or wood can be
used at the same time in the oven or on the cooking top.
This range is a splendid vitreous porcelain possessing unusual strength,
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Makers of
UNIVERSAL STOVES
AND RANGES
Offers Special Inducem ents Until Saturday Only
We have arranged with Cribben & Sexton Company, Chicago, makers of this nationally known product to
have their expert in our store this week. They will conduct an educational, exhibit and demonstration and
are cooperating with us in offering you a remarkable opportunity to procure one of these famous ranges. You
cannot afford to miss these offers. Bead them. Remember thev are limited to this week, and after which
they will be positively withdrawn. Plan to come today if possible.
FREE
Set Rogers Silverware During this Demonstration Only. With
every Universal range we will include without charge this beautiful
26-piece set of Rogers Hampden design guaranteed silverware... ....
This set of silverware carries an unlimited guarantee from the
maker, Wm. Rogers & Sons.
Don't miss this opportunity. ' , .
Your Old Stove Taken in
Exchange -
During this exhibit we will take your wasteful,
old. broken down kitchen range, and make you a
snecial liberal allowance on your new purchase.
Make your own terms on the balance.
Hot Biscuits
WITH PASTRY AND COFFEE
Will be served during this great
demonstration
$5.00 DEPOSIT
$5.00 cash will hold any Universal Porcelain Range yon may
select for futuue delivery and entitles you to all inducements of
this demonstration.
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