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PAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1925 . 10 CtiarKiiu tliut I'roftiiHor J. E, JohiiBtono. n.emlicr of jlio faculty at tlio Lfnlvemlty of Oregon, hurt boon too Ji.inty lit IiuvIiik hlu wife eommltti-d to Iho Htati; lionpitnl for tlio liisiino oik) that nlio sliuuld not huvu lMM-a Btrit to tho IriHtHtllOIl, a itolcKJitluii front Kiikcmio uppour- ed bifuni HuhisiMitciKH'tiL 11, K. Blolner ii ii 'I 1-in inwlHtmit, JJr. L. V, (Jilffll'i, ycHfoniay to protest tho coininlVA'H-nt. Mrn. JuhiiHtoni- wns rncolvuj tit I he hopItul Tuca day of thld week. University faculty mcmltore nnd nolKhh'irH of (ho JoliUKtono were In tho dulw.iion of half u dozon ptirnmm, IrioluuiHK uenn KrJc Allen of llio coiiuuu of juiirnaiiHiii. Tlio Ju'nihloiiim urn mild to ho nowcomem nt tlio iinlvoi'illy mui to liavo corny from KiiKlanu. Htato montH nindj nt Iho Im-iiHiik yentcr dny Indicated that l'rofcmuir John lmo Is 13 years younger Hian hit wlfo. Mrs. Jnliuttlnno camo ti; the hos pital under n regular comiHlltinonL from tlio J j mo county court. "Of cours'j wo do not know nt presuni wiiollior or not Iho com mittment wai' locally obtained,' said Dr. Htidncr. '"I'ho cuho will lio handled hy iih iih all rum are. Mrs. Jnlintitone ts undur obnrrva tlon nnd wl I Ijo ffir hoiho Minn. At prnKent 1 liavo not hint: to Hay shout Mm, .lol'iiKlone's condition. I'ho ilelcR ill t front lOncao came 'lit good fmth, nod, I Hi Ink, went a, way milliiflcil that JuhIIco will h: dono n far its tho houpHal In concerned." POLK MAY FACE FEDERAL COURT ' Pal I ail, Or., Nuv. 19. John L. Ford, lor whom a Jiisllc court war rant won isHiii tl ou October 1 on a charro of contributing to Iho do UiKieney ot u minor, has been ar rurited In OuUleiul, (Jul,, according to u toleiuiLiu recoived hy Blierlff Monitor, WcdiiWMlay. IL Is probalile UuiL Kord's (usu will ho handled by tho federal niilhurlMes undoi Ulto Mann cl uitd not roturuod It ore. Foul, who was a transient cm ployed In iliy hup pleklitK eeiiKon, Is aliened l hnvu Induced n yonnc Monmouth ttlrl to run away from uumo ami neeoiupany lilin. They lort Heptemher it!) and hnvo nlneo been Iracnl nt various politic throuivh o.-tulherit Oregon. They Inter enwsd Into Cnlirornln. IL If uudni'Hlood thai Iho n'rl was plrlt d up nt lln namu tlnio nn Kurd ml Is belli ir, held iih n wIIiicm. Sea Biscuit 76 Years Old Shown Here When (1. Bhcrwoud of Houtli OuiniiiorcUl at root the other day found a rMmk of bread JJ7 yearn old, this wus (oimldered no me rec ord for breio Hut John M. IflKlor, 046 South I J bony struct, has u sen blHcull wiilcli niakdi the tilierwood broud seem llko a mere Infant, The sou biscuit In question waH brought acroua the ocean to thin country in lbi'J by Grandma Karrar, grandmother of 1'ontinaH (or John Karrar and mother of Hijulro Far.-nr, formerly potjlmua ter hero for iimny years. Mrs. Kar.ur preuerved the sea biscuit until her death. KoIIowIiik ihat Llzzlo, her daughter, present ed It to Mis. Ulgltir as a ineinonto of her mother. Kur tho p.u?t UO yours the sen blacult bus been banning by a Mb bun on a wall In 1,1 in Jllglor home. llcforo tho wheat hnd been planted which mmlo (ho flour which mud' the Klioiwood breaJ, tho Karrar Lit unit was hanging on Ihj wall la the Hlgler home, tuoK Mr. illgler. Tho sea blsctifl looks as youiiK and froith as It must b looked when araiidinu Karrar to!i It from tlio tahlo on the ship In which Blto iroHsed tho ocean over 70 yeam ago. IL Ib bitiely nmi ble that at that time the sea J: (a cult had put n few years hehliid It. Tho Dal.n, Or., Nov. 18. Mrs. Mary CuhIi!ih, said to bo tho old- eat resldenL of eastern Oregon, died hero yesterday, Kho waft Oli years old und had been n continu ous resident of HiIb section for 7! yearn, Kho v-aH tho widow of Milo M. (IiihIiIiik who built tlto flral hotel In o.tHtcni OrcKon. Kho Is survived tav twn of her seven ehll- rou, Mllo Cuthlni; of Kcallle and W. II. 'iiHiihm' of Tho Dalles. Dallas, Or.. Nov. 19. A district convention of the Pythian lodfiei of M'irJoii and rolk counties will bo held at &iiera ou Tuesduy night, Decern bor 1 , accord in k to i noiincemoit of William Qould of Halem. dlstrl'.; deputy grand chan cellor, who paid Maruiion lodgo of Dallas offlicul visit Tuesday nlKlit. Kobcrt D. Lytic of Vole, grand chancellor; Walter Gleeson of Portland, grand keeper of records an d reals nnd ot her prom 1 noli t I'ylhlnnH will lo lu attendance at tho meet In if. Thero will bo work In the rank'.- of page with the state officers In charge. Tho I'ythuin Sisters ot Salem will Horvo a dinner to all visiting lodge mcmlHro before tho meeting and will hold on open social meet ing during tho session which be gins nt 8 o'clock, Tho loda;e:i of Salem, Silverton Aurora. Hubbard, Salem, Indc peiidenco, Kails City nnd Dalian will bo riiircoentod. Tho Dallas lodge c-xpo:'s to send a large delegation. L. T. Dick and L. M. Hum OIMNKKIC MHDIOINIC CO, 420 am 420 Slato St. Una wonderful Clilitrto reme dies which will euro any huninn nllmeiit Ineliidltig blrnchc, headaehe, stomach, kidney tmiiblo, mnlo and fciiialc. If III consult us nt once. Delny Is laiiKcnttH. KKlnbllshcd 18 years In Sa lem, Oregon. Phono 283 G00LID6E SENIOR BETTER Plymouth, Vt Wov. 19. (A P.) Some Improvement In the condition of Colonel John C. Cool Id go, father of the president, watt noted today by his phyBllcan, Dr Albert M. Cram, after a visit at hla patlent'q bedside lasting more Lint n an hour and a hair. Dr. Cram found that heart nt tacks suffered during the night bad been I -Ms severe than on the previous day and cxproased the hope that the complete rest which he has ordered will result In inatorlal shango for tho better. The patient's condition, however, remains sorioup, ho find. Starts Satui-ilay OREGON lOOO EGGS In EVERY HEN If You Keep Chickens I CUTTlilSOUT A memorial to Mimlapha Ko mal Piudia, now being erected lu ConHlautlnople, will be tho flr.il publlu utatno In Turkey. Chiropractic Brings Results Dr. Sooficlil Thin! l'Moor 3as OrcKon IllilE. felt) Borrow From Ua snd t'opny principal and Inter est In small monthly Install, nients. $20.78 each month for 60 months, or $18,03 fach month for 7t months, or $16 10 nch month for 84 months, or $14 AO each month for B6 months ropnyi a loan of $1,000 and Interest ANDKRS0N & RUPERT. 400 Oretron HI dir. Tho great troubto with tho poul-l ry liiiKlni'HH has iiIwiivh been that ho laying life of a hen wan too idiort," nays Henry Trafford, In-! urnallomil I'nuHry l-lxiierl nnd llreudor, for nearly clKbteeu yeaiH i u lor oi I'uuitry huccchh. Tho nverago pullet layn U)0 crkh If kept tho noeuuil year, nho may lav H10 moru, Ttien hIio goon to market. Vet, It luui been scienti fically CMlabllHheil that every pul Ut la born or liatelted with over duo thmmand mhtuto ckr gornin In her system and will lay them on a lilclily prof It ti bio hards over n poi-lod of four to nix yearn' time If given proper caro. How to work to get 1,000 eggn from every bonj how to rl put letn laying early; how to make the old hoitfl lay early; bow to knp tip heavy CKg production all through cobi winter months when eggn are hlnhest; trlplo egg production; mn ko slacker bens bun tie. Those and many othor money making poultry secrets nro contained In Mr. Trafrnrd'a "1,000 KCJO I1ICN" syslem of poultry muting, one copy of which will bo sent abso lutely freo to any reader of this paper who keeps nix bona or more. Thero In big profit for tho poul try keeper who gets tho CRca. Mr. Trafford tells how. If you keep eblcltenn nnd want thoni to make nutney fur ymi, cut out this nd nnd Head It with your nanio nnd nd dre,v!j to llonry Trafford, Rulto 34T Herald Itldg., ninghanilon, N. Y., and a freo copy will bo sent by return mall. ndv. In the free, open spaces Stage travel Is a joyous experience. On hot Jays a cool breeze fans you as you elide alone; on cool days and evenings our stap.es arc comfortably heated. You may enjoy to the utmost every bit of scenery you pass through. Ask your ticket office for a lict of beauti ful trips on, or in connection with, our lines. T 185 X. Ills! OREGON STAGES S.M.KM STAia 14 TKHMIXAI hone 000 FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY Wendv mM Narcissus MM 1 Full CZZ ounce Full Size 1 or. Perfume Regular $3.00 Value .19 Kach Bottle Individually Tacked In Beautiful, Fawn Tinted Box LIMIT 3 To a Customer Raincoats Excellent slickers for only At Wholesale QC Prices! J)0.yO Flno Gabardines and Crnv- encttes $10.50 to 10.D0 Wo aro largo buyers nnd can afford to soil for less. MALCOM TIKE CO. Commercial and Court Sts. ' w.v.v.v.w.v.v.v.v.v.w Broken Candy from Big Peppermint Sticks Regular price 35c lb. For Saturday Only f: Two lbs. 30c I We reserve the right to "l limit quantities. Only at ( Schaefer's Drug Store I Yellow Front Thone 197 135 N. Commercial St. Tho Pcnslar Store 1 V.SW.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.' USED During This Show the Salesmen Price the Car A New Wrinkle In Automobile Sales It Will Work! Why? LISTEN! Is This Reasonable or Not? Salesmen make their living SELLING. If they can't sell they don't make a living. To sell an article it must he priced reason ablyor UNREASONABLY CHEAP. When a salesman sells something he gets his commission and can live. When he fails to sell, he gets nothing but expense. Now here we have twenty used cars of various makes which we must sell, we have been paying storage on them long enough. Our sales on new cars are hand icapped because we can't take trade-ins to advantage on account of our overstock of used cars. We Are Going To Sell Them All Within the Next Week! HERE'S HOW Each Salesman Will Set the Price! The Salesman, the man who comes into direct contact with the automobile buying public, knows what he can get out of a used car. The cars must be sold and they will be priced to sell. Liberal terms are available to you. LOOK 'EM OVER Mine Looks Like Motor Cycle Prices! The class of the town a real Sport Essex Coupe, lots of extras. I have been running this car myself, space will not permit me to tell all the good qualities of this ear, real class and here she goes $650 A Ford Touring with starter, good rubber and runs fine. There are many thousands of miles left in this car, the price on this was $175 my price $150 1 Studebaltcr Six, excel lent mechanical condition. This car was owned by a mechanic and runs fine. Yours for $200 1923 Chevrolet Coupe, good paint and extras, was $450,my price $425 P. II. Stacy, Salesman You can't loose on this A dandy Buick Touring one, 1923 type Dodge Road- excellent mechanical condi ster, runs good, yours for tion, good rubber, new paint and extras, talk about $400 you low cost transportation was 423 my price 1923 Jewett, new paint, runs and looks good. A $335 good buy for someone. 1 Come in and look this over, Supreme Chevrolet Tour was $G50 my price ing. I bet the boss this a--. would be the first car sold P30U in this sale. He said "sell it," I say it's yours for Here you are Buick Six for almost the price of the $290 tires, runs good, looks good '. The boss showed me this 1920 Dodge Touring. We car, I said' how much, he Was holding this for $300 said $200, I had to laugh, but they told me to sell it made him sore and he said s0 here goes sell it. I said alright here t"ir she goes with a clear con- Ipi 3 science for . Something new for a $ 1 25 used car price. 1925 Ford Coupe, Baloon tires, runs 1923 Ford Coupe, a real like new and its a shame buy for somebody, looks but someone can have it, good and runs good, other here is where 1 make a fellow's loss and you gain, friend, was $500 my was $350, my price price $290 $450 "Biddy" Bishop, Virgil Sloliker, Salesman Salesman It's not my money, the boss said "SLASH" I DID! Just think of it Here is a 7-Passenger Hudson Touring, two spare tires, a lot of extras, runs like a million, was $695, my price this wek $645 You all know what a "Packard is," I have an "Twin Six" rebuilt, re painted, runs like new. I am going to let this go for only 175 My "late model" 7-Pass. Hudson Sedan, looks and runs like new. This is the best buy on my list, was $1250 Yours for $1100 Superior Shevrolet Tour ing, lots of extras, was $325 my price $295 R. W. Beairsto. Salesman . WE WILL BE OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY If one of our salesmen is your friend, now is the time for him to prove it. Get at him quick, for he has more friends who will be taking advantage of him this week. SALE BEGINS FRIDAY, NOV. 20, AS SOON AS THE SALESMEN GET OUT OP BED AND ON THE JOB FRED PACKARD POWELL MOTOR CARS HUDSON ESSEX BISHOP'S SECOND ANNOUNCEMENT MONTHLY BLANKET MONTHLY OF DEFECTIVE WOOLEN BLANKETS Our October Sale of Defective Blankets was well attended by the housewives of Salem. November's will be still greater. Most of these have only minor defects it them. SALE STARTS TODAY BE HERE EARLY These Blankets are Made in Our Own Mills and Represent THE UTMOST IN QUALITY Benefit By Our Mill and Store Alliance Pendleton r5ed Blankets Ideal For Gifts CLOTHING -Y'OOLEN MIJJjS STORE Pendleton Indian Robes Ideal For Gifts CAPITAL DRUG STORE
