Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 18, 1922, Image 5

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    fONDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1922
; DIPHTHERIA
CASES IN CITY,
I
GASHAT
SAYS
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, uitouuw
RULES POUND
Jurlng the past week there were
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prtea iu
Ith officer tor th"e Salem dls
H seven casea ot diphtheria In
n,. making a total ot 11 cases
1 in the ctiy, three cases ot the
ase from Silverton and six
is of chlckenpox In Salem,
the diphtheria cases are nearly
In the Englewood district,
Tiio th rhlckennox is scattered
9r the city. In order that the
jmer may be checked before it
f,.BsBttrv to close the schools
irn Matthis. school physician,
requiring that all children who
Ire subject to exposure navo tu.
L. taken to see it they are car
ing the germs even though they
Lmselves do 'not show signs ot
idnf the disease. He has ti
.proximately 60 cultures. Other
actors have also taken a number
I that there have probably been
,,rly a hundred taken all togeth-
t-rhfl Schick teBt, used to deter
mine if a person is immune from
-he disease, nas nmu " w
Lie. Dr. Matthis also estimates
Sat there have been as many as,
ftfty antitoxins given during the1
last week. He alone has given
tbout 10 while many parents are
laving the family physician do the
work.
I All cases are being quarantined
9 soon as they are discovered
'and with strong efforts to check
the disease . being made it is not
hiw.iv that it will spread. Dr.
I Matthis urges that all people who
are experiencing sympiums ui uiyu
.viq tn immediately consult a
.hiinn. To catch the disease in
its first Btages makes it possible
or the antitoxin to perform its
duty much better than if the case
Is far advanced. The sickness
..oiiv heirlns with a sore throat
with miny mistaking it tor tons!-
I litis. There can oiten oe iounu
f in the throat and nose a thin white
j membrane.
ALUMNI GAME FIRST
ON ML ANGEL SCHEDULE
Mount Angel College, St. Bene
am nen. 18. With but three
letter men -in school and the re
maining 12 candidates who have
answered Coach Kasberger's call
possessing very little experience,
the outlook for a championship
basketball team for Mount Angel
college is not so good.
Walter Cranston, all star guard
Henry Kropp, captain ot last
year's team and all star center,
and Charles Spear, another fast
guard, are the only letter men
back. However, there is plenty of
new material available, and from
this Coach Kasberger will have
to pick his team.
This year the team will miss
the services of such guards as
Terheyden and Hudson and the
torwards, Stupfel and Schmidt.
. Mount Angel college will open
Its basketball season here on De
cember 17, when the varsity
quint meets the fast alumni team,
which is made up of last year's
star hoopers, such as Emanuel
Stupfel, the Rassier brothers and
Lucas Terheyden.
Warsaw, Dec. It. (By Associ
ated Press) Martial law be
came effective In Warsaw today
by proclamation of the cabinet.
Captain Niewadomskl, the craz
ed artist who assassinated Presl
dent Narutowlcs Saturday hai
been held for trial by court mar
tial.
At his preliminary examination
he declared he had acted on his
own initiative in shooting tha
president and that he had no
accomplices. .
The declaration ot martial law
has added to the sense of security
felt by the people who, with Gen
eral JoBeph Pllsudskl established
as chief of staff of the army and
General Slkorski as premier,
await the convening of parlia
ment on Wednesday for the elec
tion of a new premier. One of the
first acts of Slkorski in taking
over the premiership, was to or
der the arrest of several of th
former soldiers of General Hal
ler, whose influence in the army
has been capitalized, by the na
tionalists In their opposition to
GeneraJ Pllsudskl. Many other
persons also are in custody.
Among those detained is Colonel
ModelskI, once adjutant to Gen
eral Haller.
GRANG
E FAVORS
TAX LEGISLATION
The Salem grange at a meeting
here Saturday went on record
favoring the enactment of a grad
uated Income tax law and indors
ed the so called property tax.
The grange also favored amend
lng the constitution of the state
so as to permit initiative meas
ures to be referred to the voters
upon obtaining the signatures of
8 per cent ot the registered elec
tors and referendum measures car
rylng signatures of 10 per cent.
A legislative committee to look
after the Interests of the grange
was appointed, composed of S. H.
VanTrump, A. Slaughter, L. M.
Gilbert, D. W. Fisher and W. D.
Mahoney.
C. H. Taylor was elected pres
ident of the grange and Ethel
Fletcher secretary. D. W. Fisher
was chosen aa lecturer.
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luvoi rnuiuuiwvrHS ur- JJ'ASC'lSTl UUVOLT UN 'itOME l -
"When Knighthood
Was In Flower
COST ABOUT $2,000,000 AND WORTH IT
THE GREATEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL PICTURE EVER
PRODUCED
Still Running After Many Weeks in all the Large Cities in Amer
ica and Europe
ABSOLUTELY A SENSATION
. Theso exclusive photographs have arrived in America by spocal messongcr. They Uo-vr -me arrival
of armed Fascisti bands male and female in the peacoful revolution that overthrew the Italian cabinet and
Benito Mussolini, leader of the Fascist, Italian Premier.
GRAND JURY ACTION IN
BONUS CASE DUE SOON
Subscribe for the Journal
Portland, Or., Dec. 18. Action
on the Bend bonus scandal investi
gation by the federal grand jury
is expected some day this week.
The grand jury adjourned Thurs
day night after excusing all the
witnesses from Bend, some of
whom were In Portland for about
10 days. The body will reconvene
Monday. ,
It is quite likely that any report
which the grand jury may make
in the bonus matter will be secret,
especially if indictments are re
turned, as the Investigation is an
original one, and no person is at
present under bond. This would
mean that news of the arrest of
any defendants to indictments
would not be released until the
United States marshal had made
arrests.
STATUS OF PRUN
E
MARKET SHAKY
plus to carry over Into 1923:
"A trace of weakness has re
sulted from the pressure to sell.
But many packers think that the
present dullness is transient and
will disappear after the middle ot
January."
The prune market may be said
to be on uneasy street, as author
ities in the east differ as to wheth
er it will weaken after the holiday
trade, or whether the trade will
consume stocks in the east which
are rather light, resulting in
firm market early in January.
The New York Journal of Com
merce, under recent date, in ow
cussing prune conditions and
prospects for the coming year, has
the following:
"The dried fruit market is a
rather one sided affair, due to er
ratic delivery of stocks all season.
This has resulted finally in suffi
cient stocks for immediate con
sumption, and with the future out
look uncertain, there has been a
pronounced lull in buying.
"Jobbers who cater to the re
tail trade for Christmas, are dis
appointed at the volume of busi
ness now being done so far this
season. The demand is just for
actual needs and there Is little de
sire to buy ahead to create a sur-
ELECTION FRAUD CASE
GOES OYER TO JANUARY
Portland, Or., Dec. 18. Trial of
W. H. Emrick, chairman of the
election board in precinct No. 201
In the primary election of this
year, will not be held this month.
Originally set for December 20,
the date was moved ahead to Jan
uary 15 yesterday by Presiding
Judge Stapleton in district court.
This was in response to a showing
made by Chester A. Sheppard, at
torney for Emrick, with the con
sent of the district attorney's office.
MATHEWS' ELEVEN TO
. HAVE NO TEAM CAPTAIN
Give Her a
UNIVERSAL Gift
anrl male the lov of Christmas
mombg last the whole year through.
There's no more pleasing gift for a
woman than one selected from among
UNIVERSAL
Home Needs
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We are showing a complete line
of these well known, well made
appliances, in designs, ize and
prices to suit your requirements.
Wm. Gahlsdorf
125 N. Liberty St. Phone 67
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Moscow, Idaho, Dec. 18. Uni
versity at Idaho football players
have voted against electing a cap
tain for next season. At a meet
ing of the players held to decide
what action would be taken on the
matter, they decided it would be
best to do without a team captain
for the season.
However, since it is necessary
that some one player bear the title
of captain when the team is in
actual competition, since the cap
tain is the only player authorised
to represent the team with offi
cials handling the game, the play
ers voted that the coach should
have the power to designate one
nlaver aa captain before each
game. ,
Pacific Elects Captain.
Pacific University, Forest Grove,
Dec. 18. Albert Schneider, two
years tackle on the Pacific univer
sity football team, was elected cap
tain for the 1923 squad at the
football lettermen's dance and
dinner. Schneider will play his
last year of football for Pacific
next year. He is one of the best
tackles.
NINE GRAIN STEAMERS
ENTER LAKE HURON
Bay City, Mich., Dec. 18. The
fleet ot nine steamships loaded
with grain and bound for Lake
Erie ports Which left Fort William
Friday night, passed through St.
Mary's river yesterday and early
today entered Lake Huron on the
way down. The ships and their
cargoes are worth $28,000,000.
SPECIAL MUSIC
Now Playing
POPULAR PRICES
T W CATRC
Evenings Only
fim tte Baint! GjP
And the Gift that Always
PLEASES HER!
CHOOSE
NOW!
$1.00 to $15.00
A gift of dainty lingerie
will delight her, especially if
selected from our lingerie
shop.
We are showing the Marts
newest styles and creations in
chemise, gowns, knickers,
silken underthings, new vests
camisoles, boudoir caps, break
fast jackets, morning coats,
etc.
We feature Vanity Fair
quality, every garment guar
anteed to be perfect in mater
ial, design and workmanship.
MILLER
"The Christmas Shopping
Center"
Select your Xraas candies at our store. All our candies are guar
anteed fresh, pure and wholesome kept in sanitary condition. Our caftdy
prices as well as our grocery prices will save you money.
Staple groceries, our regular every day prices. For Christmas give
an order on our store for $1, $2, $3 or $5. We will deliver for you.
WASHED BRAZIL NUTS
These nuts are from the late
crop and are thoroughly washed
and free from dirt. The meats are
large -and bright, per lb........ 20c
2 lbs. for".:...... ...35c
OREGON FILBERTS
Easy to crack, insuring whole,
sweet meats, per lb.... 24c
2 lbs. for - 45c
JUMBO PEANUTS ROASTED
Extra large fancy peanuts, 2
pounds ... 25c
SALTED JUMBO PEANUTS
Fresh stock, f lavory and nourish
ing, per pound 20c
SOFT SHELL ALMONDS
Meats are sweet and large easy
to crack per pound 29c
OREGON WALNUTS
Large No. 1 Oregon nuts of the
latest crop. Bright sweet meat, per
pound 29c
No. 2 Oregon Walnuts, excellent
quality. A little smaller size, per
pound 25c
FANCY MIXED NUTS
Walnuts, Almonds, Filberts,
Peanuts and Brazils. Mixed in suit
able proportions, per pound 20c
FILBERTS IMORTED
Imported Filberts or Hazelnuts,
whole sweet meats.
MIXED CHRISTMAS CANDY
Machine made in daylight fac
tory, absolutely pure, per lb 13c
5 lbs. for 62c
SPECIAL MIXED
Sugar candies mixed with the
best gum drops, per pound 16c
2 lbs 30c
BROKEN MIXED
The kind the children like, per
pound 19c
....Also many other kinds of fancy
candy including chocolates, large
sticks.
Candy canes all stripes.
ROYAL CLUB CORN
You will enjoy this corn, packed
as it is from choice selected Nonall
grain stock, the extra sweetening
too, gives it flavor that cannot be
had in the ordinary kind.
No. 2 cans, per can. ...... ...... .......20c
6 cans, per can ........18c
. GOLDEN IRIS SWEET CORN
STANDARD
This corn packed No. 2 sanitary
tins. A good value, this price, per
can - 19c
3 cans for -50c
6 cans for .. 95e
STANDARD CORN
Maryland sweet corn. Excellent
quality, per can ......11c
5 cans, per can 10c
LILLY OF THE VALLEY TINY
: SIFTED PEAS
A popular size of the sweet var
iety. No. 2 can 25c
6 cans for ...$1.38
ROYAL CLUB PEAS
....An exceptionally fine pea, they
are tender and of excellent flavor.
Considered the best by many. No.
2 tins per can 22c
6 cans, per can .20c
MONTANA PEAS
250 cases packed in the best pea
growing district of Montana val
leys. An extraordinary flavored
pea, per can 15c
by the dozen, per can 13c
THOSE GOOD TOMATOES
....Packed in Utah in No. 2'z sani
tary tins. An excellent quality red
ripe tomato, per can 18c
By the dozen, per can 16c
VIM FLOUR
Buy a sack of Vim for that needy
family. Special this week only, per
sack '. $1.85
Remember this price on Vim is
for this week only.
Albers Oats, large pkg. 2 for....49c
No. 10 Sack Rolled Oats 47c
2 for - 92c
4 lb. Snowdrift 1 ...70c
8 lbs. Snowdrift ......$1.38
Cream Cheese 29c
2 lb. Gem Nut 45c
Shredded Wheat 10c
Post Toasties 10c
Kellogg's Corn Flakes 10c
Campbell's Soups 10c
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