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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1925)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1925 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON PAGE SEVEN ED KILLED MOUSE JiVtwhlnRton, Dec. 3. (A.. P.) A voucb wiled story ox a long bat tie bttwecn an ordinary bind of spider and a halt grown mouse tn which the spider won by tediously wrapping its strands around the mouBo'a tall and eventually lifting it tree ot the Iloor into its web, has been added to the long list of nature's parodies by the nature association. The story was based on a report made to it by Martin J. Arvin of Indiana, who said he first found the mouse caught in the spider's web behind a leg of his kitchen range. When he first saw It in the morning, the mouse was suspended with seevral strands around Its tail and was desperately scratch' lng the floor with its forefoot With futile attempts to draw the . mouse from the floor by throwing a web lariat around its neck, the spider took a position at the base or the mouse s tall when the skin was tender, and "evidently sunk its mandibles into the victim, which was noticed to flinch sev cral .times." Returning homo in the evening, Arvin said he found the mouse, then dead, lifted into the web a full Inch above the floor. Things remained undisturbed until the following morning when tne mouso had been raised one and throe-quarters inches. HUSBAND FORGED HER TO SEEK EMPLOYMENT Charging that tho most part of their married life einco 1903 she has been compelled to largely sup port herself by working In a Tilla mook cheese factory and various Tillamook hotels, Ruth Beggs Is seeking a divorce from James S. Beggs, who she says she married at Vancouver, Wash., in. 1903. In addition she charges cruel and Inhuman treatment, that her husband was Intoxicated much of the time they lived together; that he called her bad names and made life burdensome. She says there are but two minor children, the rest of the children having reached their majority. She asks for $100 In attorneys fees. Council Bluffs, Iowa, Dec. 8. (A.P) A disastrous fire , struck tho business section of the Coun cil Bluffs tarly today, causing property damage eat mated at more than $1,000,000 In loss to buildings and several hundred thusands of dollars In loss of Block t sires. The fire started In the basement f tho Continental Furniture com pany when a boiler exploded. J. McManlgal, night watchman at the building, was badly burned about the head and body before he escaped from the burning build ing. Eighty guests at the Grand hotel were safe but forced to flee in scant attire when the flames en veloped and later destroyed the ho tel. Their personal property was lost. Eight fire companies from Oma ha and Council Bluffs battled the flames and for a time It appeared as if the fire would spread through out the entire town district. TO SAVE SHIP - Cordova, Alaska, Deo. 8. (A. P.) Tho steamship Dewey has re paired damages to her engines and is proceeding to the aid of the West O'Rowa, messages Intercepted by the radio elation here early today reported. At noon yesterday the West O'Rowa reported her position as latitude 43 degrees, 2 minutes north, longitude 177 degrees, 11 minutes west. The weather is moderating and the ship was drifting south, messages indicated. The Dewey -reported she was bucking bead winds, but was mak ing six and a hale knots. GENERAL SLADEN TO COMMAND IN ISLANDS Washington, Dec. 3. (A. P.) Assignment waa announced today by Major General Fred W, Sladen, now superintendent at West Point to command the Philippine depart ment succeeding Major General James H.. MacRae, who already has SPANISH DICTATORSHIP SUCCEEDED BY CABINET Madrid, Dec. 3. (A, P.) King Alfonso has agreed to the aboli tion of the military directorate and its sucesston by a civil cabinet under Captain General Primo de Rivera. The members of the new minis try arrived at the royal palace at 11 o'clock this morning and took the oath of office before the king. Auto Painting . of Quality WOOD'S AUTO TOP CO. Painting Dept. 156 S. 12th Did You Know that thousands of men and wo men have received permanent benefit from use of Newbro's Herpicide, a hair tonic of proved merit? Sold at all drug counters. Applications at bet ter barber shops. been designated to command the Ninth corps aroa, Wan Francisco. General Sladen, who will sail for the Philippines next April, was one ot the group of 12 general of ficers originally named to thai court martial assembled to try Colonel William Mitchell of tne air service, on charges of Insub ordination, but was removed from the court on the pole peremptory challenge permitted the colonel's counsel General Sladen will be succeed ed at the military academy by Colonel Merch B. Stewart, now commandant of cadets there. Dorchester, Eng. In his own drawing room next Sunday, Thom as Hardy Is going to -see a perfor mance or nis Tess or tne u uro ervllles" by a London company visiting Mm, Columbia, Mo. Co-eds of the University of Missouri disapprove dsorderly serenades and drnKng abong both men and women. The police will be called in to break up disorderly serenaders, and any co-ed who does not order out a male caller who has been drink ing will lose social privileges. W.V.WAWiV.V.V.V.Vi'. Hard Candy i Balls Assorted flavors Chiropractic Brings Results Dr. Scofield Third Floor 328 Oregon Bldg. I; Just the thing for Xmaa J Put them away at this j price i 19c a lb. J -' 2 lbs. "for 35c We reserve the right to I; limit quantities l Schaef er's Drug Store S Yellow Front Phone 197 5 I 135 N. Commercial St. The Penslar Store Teafttrtn&y tyafflt Over and. Cantilever Shoes Character flfitforeverf type of foot JUST 0000 SHOES jfakmOr. H. P. Woodry & Son Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers pay casb for Used Furniture Store 271 North Oom'l. Agent Lang Ranges. Orrice Phone 75 or Residence Phono 1843-W Then tie up with the store where all prices are low and SPECIAL PRICES are additional saving. YOTT WANT TO GET VIZLL It you are sick you want to get well, and wo as Chiroprac tors, using nothing but the bare hands, aro in your midst tor the sole purpose of getting you well. The greatest step forward In the history ot the science Is the Neurooalometer, and we have installed one In our office so that our patients may have the benefit of tho very latest in the. progress of Chiropractic. It will show you just where the nerve pres sure is, and will also show you what happens when this pres sure is eliminated by Chiro practic' Adjustments, given with the bare hands alone. Neurocalometer Readings by Appointment Only Dr. O. L. Scott Phone 87 can SilkCrepesSatin Back Charmuese DRESSES in black and prevailing colors featuring the season's latest modes. The lines are youthful and graceful, giving them a very distinctive appearance. Values up to '.$16.50. . Priced exceptionally low $9.90. $9.90 Dresses which are in a class by themselves, including satins, - canton crepes, crepe de chme and various other materials. Group Two $14.85 Children's Dress Special Wool Crepes, Serges and Flannels. A truly wonderful buy for the school Miss. Regular $3.98 to $4.90 values $2.98 Misses' and Children's .Dresses Woolens, Serges, Wool Jersey and Velvets in prevailing colors. Very new patterns in the latest styles $4.45 to $9.90 HOSIERY Ladies' Mercerized Hose in Blacks, Russian Calf, Crash and Browns Friday and Saturday only ;. 45c 3 pair $1.25 Epswich Silk Hose in various colors 98c Towels That make useful Gifts. In the Turkish Towels we have a large assort ment in colors and sizes. Prices ranging from 19c to 90c Guest Towels In figures and colors Blue, Rose and Yellow 45c-50c Ladies' Low Shoes In Patents, Kid and Calf. Straps and Oxfords. Values up to $5.50 $3.49 Ladies' Comfy I DO YOUR XMAS SHOPPING- EARLY i A useful Xmas Gift. A large assortment to choose from 85c to $2.25 foP-i Leather Slippers $1.45 $1.75 141 North Commercial Street See our Ladies' Bath Robes one that she would appreciate $4.25 to $8.85 Xmas Suggestions Ladies Handker chiefs, Ladies' Pur ses, Bed Spreads, Umbrellas, Scarfs. What Shall I Buy Him for Xmas? " A Set of High Grade Tools VV. E. BURNS DAN BURNS (NOT BROTHERS THE SAME MAN) High Street at Ferry, Salem, Oregon . PARTS FOR ALL CARS Special Prices New stock ladies' Storm Rubbers 89c New Stock Ladies' Rubber Boots ..$2.75 $6.50 Men's best grade long Rubber Boots..$5.95 Ladies' colored Rubber Coats $5.95 Ladies' Yellow Slicker Coats $3.95 Las't year stock of ladies' Silk Umbrellas, values to $8.50 $3.50 New stock ladies' silk Umbrellas $4.25 Ladies' Gloves (not al sizes) $1.98 25c 36in. Outing F-lannel 21c 25c Daisy Outing 19c All the balance of stock of wool and wool mixed dress goods less ........1-3 $1.50 Ladies' Outing Gowns ....$1.19 All of our stock of child ren's Sweaters less...-10 $4.50 Men's Pure Flannel Shirts .....'.......$3.95 $5.00 Blazier Shirts....$4.25 Sheet Blankets, white and Grey $1.95 Army Wool Blankets..$2.98 Regular and Special Grocery Values New Crop of Sunmaid Seeded or . Seediest Raisins, 2 pkgs..... ..22c New Stock Eastern Corn meal, white or yellow....37c An excellent grade oi Utah Peas, 2 cans 25c 3 lbs. of bulk Spaghetti 25c Large size thin rind Naval Oranges, doz 39c Small size thin rind Oranges, doz 23c 3 medium size Grape Fruit :...25c Choice Burbank Potatoes By. sack, lb 23j.c Dry Onions by sack lc Small lots 2c Extra Fancy Oregon Small White Beans 5 lbs 39c Large Pail of Fresh Compound ..$1.39 Small Pail Fresh . Compound 73c Large Package Kellogg's All Bran .-. 20c Oregon Frame Honey..23c Fresh Standard Size Ranch Eggs 45c Christmas Mixed Candy pound 19c Buy Flour, we cannot maintain this price long. Sunshine Flour, made from old wheat, by Sack ; $1.89 Barrel $7.50 "NUFSED" C. & G. STORE 254 N. Com'l. I Phone 560 III -- - 8 jhalllkl BPIaB ! iiiigtSEg ,J i INVESTIGATE FIRST! INVESTIGATION IS THE THING THAT SATISFIES That shows exactly what is being bought, that prevents mistakes and disap pointments. Salem's Leading Army Goods Store wants the people of Marion coun ty to save money, to buy with their eyes open in other words, investigate our prices with others, and you will notice that not only are the savings immense, but the quali ty of the materials and workmanship is beyond question. By comparing our prices with others, you will be doing yourself a service by grasping the chance to buy merchandise for the lowest prices available. All we ask of you is to inspect our goods, compare our prices, and you, yourself, be the judge. TALK ABOUT GETTING BARGAINS FOR YOUR MONEY WOULD BE PUT TING IT MILD LOOK AT THESE PRICES!!! Overalls . Extra heavy with or with out bib .19 Lunch Kits Complete with bottle. Reg ular 12.00 value $1.45 Work Shirts all sizes 59c Hickory Shirts Extra heavy quality 95c Boys Shoes Tour choice ot any pair ot Boys Shoes In tho house. Values to 15.00 $2.45 Cbttoji Underwear, special per garment 75c Heavy Cotton Union Suits $1.75 1 OC value, our price yleOu Wool Mixed Union Suits, $3.60 1 QC value, our price ip 1 VJ All Wool Union Suits, (fry! OC ! . pttJ Regular $6.00 value Army Wool Shirts Has doublo elbows and lin ed bossom. Our price $2.85 Army Wool Underwear Our prlco 95c Slicker Coats, special $1.95 Leather Coats, special :..........$6.45 Logger Wool Shirts $4.95 Rain Test Pants $2.95 Moleskin Pants ... $2.69 Corduroy Pants . .$2.95 Heavy All Wool Pants $3.95 Navy P Coats '. $10.85 Water Repellent Shirts $3.95 Navy Rain Suits Sheeplined Coats Storm Rubbers oshKosh"1' Coat and pants, guaranteed ,Iae 4 oli, belt all Ilegular selling value J1.2B. "R'Ontsri" 5-at $9.85 95c $1.65 Plaid Shirts : : JSZTXr Men's Dress Shoes ifTOl Our price & tH Hore Is where I am going to getlier at 2 different prices ?H5 1313 P1y havoo with the entire Vou will tlnd shoes that sold J OC , Block. Instead ot fiddling as high as 110.00 Including Tryfmmmf i around with several differ- such high grade brands as ent prices I have taken and "Walk Overs", "O'Don- 1 Note the bunched the whole thing to- nell," "Tilts", Footsfultr. - The Store that LOCATION' o OCT i to CLCZ Sells Guaranteed THEN COME 31.57D anU 3O.?0 Goods for Less SALEM'S LEADING (ARMY GOODS STORE Opposite Dan'l Frye Drug Store. 4 Doors North Home Restaurant. Look for the Big Electric Sign and Blue Front. BETWEEN COURT AND CHEMEKETA ST. SALEM, OR. 32 Sil itf..