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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1911)
PAGE K1UHT. 0AO CAPITAL JOVBXAU tjALKM, OREGON. FBI DAT, DECEMBER 23. 1911. ! ladles Free GeoU 50 RED CROSS SEALS FOR SALE HERE RED CROSS SEALS FOR SALE HERE Xmas dance, D'Arcy haiL . Six I cash prizes. Good time. 12-22-2t Vacation Days Vacation for the students at Wil Special Xmas Offerings in the lamette University started yesterday at 3 p. m. and will continue until the morning of January 2, 1912. Many of the students have already left for I meir various ooiun mm uiuers art: planning on remaining in the city during the' holidays. I Some Late Arrival Bedside tables, Just the thing for convenient bedside reading and the Invalid. Imperil Furniture Co. I Cliriwtina Tree The German Society has completed ! arrangeemnts for a fine Christmas j tree and musical literary program on Monday evening at their hall on I Mr till? a Men's Section Just Three more Shopping Days before Christmas. Take Advantage of these Extra Specials All $ LOO Four-in-Hand Ties Special . ... . . . 75c All $1.50 and $2.00 Ties Extra special $1.00 These assortments offer wide selections and contain all the newest colorings and weaves All $2.00 and $2.50 Tie Sets in BoxesSpecial . . . . $1.50 These Sets include a fine Tie and a pair of Silk Hose to" match in a leather case. Special at $1.50. Silk Reefers, a good assortment Special ONE-THIRD LESS State street There will be presents, refreshments and a good time, but It will be limited to the members and their families. An Expert Salem is favored with a genuine ar tist and window trimmer. If anyone doubts this, Just look at Santa Claus In the Hunt Hardware window and Men's 50c Silk plaited Hose Special 35c, 3 for $1.00 A splendid showing of House Coats, your choice LESS 20 per cent . . 25c All Linen, Silk Initial Handkerchiefs special 15c. 2 for . Pajamas, regular $2.50 quality Special . . . Regular, $5.00 quality extra special : $3.00 $1.75 Six pairs of guaranteed Hose, special . 50c for 6 pairs These are in tan, grey and black, each box assorted guaranteed for SIX MONTHS Special . . . . . . . 50c a Box Jhe Christmas Store Store Open Evenings SSSEHBEEHSH! CITY NEWS. Sir Knights, Attention! Re8ular meeting o' J De Molay Commandery No. 5, K. T., this even ing. Election of officers and the of ficial visit of the Grand Eminent commander. Visiting Sir Knights welcome. Dancing Clans Tonight At- the Armory Miss Cronlse. Hotel Marlon Christmas dinner from 5 to 9 p. m. Music. 12-22-cod-tf Wanted .,W0 On first class securlty.-Wlllson. -Derby & 1 May oil Shipment A nice line of baby jumpers and baby walkers. Look them over. Im perial Furniture company, Notice The general delivery and carrlor windows of the postofflce will be open from 9 to 12 Sunday morning. 12-22-2t Let the Electric Cleaning and pressing company do your work for you. It la quicker and better. Room 6, upstairs, 147 North Commercial street. Phone Main i24. 'or Snle on Ewy Terms , Forty acre farms In Fraser Valley, I). C, $15 per acre. $50 cash; $12.50 per month. Derby & Wlllson. Davis barber shop, 344 State street. Davla cigar store and shining stand. Sunday baths and papers. Phone 461. 9-8-fri-tf Hag New Steward David Herdman, of Tacoma, lias been employed as steward of the Illihee club by the house committee. He Is a young man with a family and the committee believe he will prove a valuable acquisition. Order Your Sunday Poultry Early to be sure to get It and to avoid the rush. Don't forget that Xmas comes on Monday. Order your Xmn3 turkey now. Try our bread when needing baker's bread. Phone Main 131. The Sunset Grocery. Sweaters for the "S" Uojh The executive commltn-e of the Salem (high school had decided to give line large sweaters to those foot ball heroes who were so fortunate as to win their ofllclnl "S" this year. The sweaters were to have been here ready for that purpose this morning, but, owing to the unusual Christmas shipping delay, they will not be available until after the holidays. It In ("hrlstnum Recitations are exceedingly slow today at the Salem high school, for tomorrow the Christmas holidays commence. How can minds be on the studies when presents are to be purchased and vcelved? School will not open again until the 2nd of Jan uary, and perhaps the students think the teachers are sorry, and they are not. Jack Roger New Boat Is the best of its kind on the Wil lamette river and is to be one of the first to go through the Panama canal. The crew is to take along with them an assortment of Salem's best cigars, the Bon Ton, 5c, La Corona, 10c, and the Tashmoo,,12V4c. Vn ill Loading Place Citizens of the town of Meacham have asked the railroad commission to make an order directing the Ore gon-washlngton Railroad company to provide them a loading place. The company they say, has so far re fused their requests. O. A. Mandolin Club Mr. Wilson Kimsey Percey, man ager of thl1 O. A. C. glee and man dolin club, Is in the city, arranging for the appearance here of the "Farmers' " aggregation sometime In 'February. It is all right for the boys to sing and play now, for it will , soon be time for them to "lay down the Addle and the bow and take up I the shovel and the hoe" or words to that effect. "Three Twins" ' "Three Twins," which comes to cember 25, matinee and evening, will Introduce eight real Parisian dlrec tolre gowns. Mr. CaltV bas spared no expense In the costuming of this company, and the gowns are said to be the handsomest that have been brought to America. These are only a few of the many handsome dresses that are displayed In this production. Judge for yourself. Looking for Lost Brother With the view of locating her bro ther from whom she has not heard for over eight years, Mrs.. Lizzie Frar zler, of 2.621 Monroe street, Chicago, has written Governor West. She says that when last "heard of he was In Oregon, and that since his departure both his brothers hve died, and also her husband. Goes to the Marion . C. J. Roop, who has been steward at the Illihee club for- some two years, has accepted the position of head clerk at the Marlon Hotel. He will fill the the vacancy made by the departure of L. Pearl, former head clerk, who has gone to Seattle to take charge of the affairs of the Seattle Golf and Country Club. Will Help Library- Secretary of State Olcott today sent copies of the Oregon reports, session laws and statutes to the li brary of New York 1 which was de stroyed by fire last spring. The value of the books Is $172.50 and the dona tion Is subject to confirmation by the legislature. Should it fall to confirm it then the New York library board will pay for the books. Wants f onrt Abolished The railroad' commission today re ceived a communication from the railroad commission of Nevada say ing that It had appealed to Its dele gation in congress to abolish the commerce court and to pass a law expediting commerce cases in the fed eral court, and asking this commis sion to make a like appeal to its del egation In congress. The commission of this state has not decided JuBt what Its action will be. Pick Your Favorite A Journal reporter was rounded up b a pretty girl who wanted him to buy several tickets to Ye Liberty theatre, to give her a chance to get that $150 diamond ring that Manag er Morgan is giving away to the most nnmilar vinina- ladv in Salem. On the next corner another one tackled him. still prettier than the other, and his head was all in a wh'rl before he got to the office to write up this Item. Following are the candidates for the ring: Mary McLaughlin, Irma Put nam, Ferrell Johnson, Nance Skalfe. Ernie Needham, Lucille Statey and Mesdames Ramsden, Ogden and Shaw. The votes are dependent on tjie tickets you buy for admission to Ye Liberty, and the thing to do is to save your votes for your favorite. 1ST HAVI) U HEAT TATtlfT GDEI333 msjAiuiiin co. i;;i:iau uitii lill? 1ST lmet: TU li.il' lLZs Blended Hard Wheat "C1 LOU K Made from Selected Bluestem and White 1 Winter Wheat Five full bushels of the best of wheat used In each barrel of Flour, all residue going to feed most flour la 4 made from only 414 bushels of wheat that's the reason Helmet makes the purest, whitest and best bread, 1 Milled under the most perfect ftaultarr conditions by water power, hence the most HEALTHFUL and Yr'fKlttrt'f itt'U .HI IW 11VI , A Sold at $1.40 the Sack A special Introductory price. In stock now with jour grocer. Rkkreall Milling Go., Rickreall, Ore. HMMMMHMMMMMMMMMMIMMHMMMMMMMtMMMHM GRAND OPERA HOUSE MOVINU PICTURES TONIGHT "The Little Spy" Vltagraph The Sins of the Father" Lubln Putlie Weekly News of the World "(Jetting Married" Sellg Song . "GIRL OF MY DREAMS" Mr. Ellis yMg Three More ShoppingjU; 'm-- " Before Christmaslg glfWlllfi BigDepartmentStoreo rififtli many attractive special Christmas Shoppers S. H. &. M. Guaranteed Silk Petticoats, at . $5 $1.25 Beautiful Silk Stockings, special . . Guaranteed Silk Petticoats, in black and colors; A splendid quality Ladles'' Silk Hose itt t,lack several different styles of flounces. Values to , white and colors. Regular $1.25 ho8e 18.50. . Special $5.45 Extra Special at 89c pair Fine $7.00 Silk Umbrellas, special . . Mm , . ; . l'i V.. - - ., . i Complete Stock of 'Fancy Doilies, Center Pieces, etc., at 1-4IW A fine assortment of Silk Umbrellas, gilt and A grand collection of Scarfs, Dollies, Centera, , . Embrolderied, crotcheted and drawn-work pearl handles, which are detachable. . v . , "orlt- Spe clal Xmas offerings. Your Choice of the stock Your choice $4.98 1-4 Less Ladies Silk Waists, Values to $8.00, special . $3jjj Children's Coats, values to $6.00, special . $2.98 An assortment of Silk Waists, lowly priced for Xmus selling Special $3.98 A good lot of ChIIdreUs coats sizes 3 to 12 years Regular values to $6.00 Christmas Special $2.98 Christmas Sale of Cut Glass, Second Floor $2.50 Handle Nappies special at $2.25 Nappiesextra special at $1.35 Handle Nappiesspecial at $1.98 each $1.69 each $1.00 each STORE OPEN EVENINGS the christmas STORE I'm on in y way to rut u Xmas tree. Let the Tog. gery Bird be your Santa Cluiis If. you ever walk down the west side o f Commer cial street and neglect to dive into The T o g -gery's dis play of prac tical Christ mas Gifts . .well, the loss will be yours a Joy that you have missed. $1 and Silk Suspenders, 7 Put up In a neat Christmas box ready for presentation, gold-plated buckles, finest elastic leather fast enings. See window display. Cleaning and Pressing THE TOGGERY Phone 336 167 Commercial St . . Dare Yantls AL Hint (To be Continued) Just Right A Christmas present for baby, a nice baby Jumper. Imperial Furni ture company. D'Arcy Hall Xmag Dance Coupon tickets given at door. Lucky numbers will win. Six prizes. Ladies free; men 50c. Get n Turkey or Goose At the Independent Market for your Christmas dinner. Prices right. Phone "29. 12-22-2t A Prank of the Wind The wind in its mysterious pranks, got in behind one of Bligh's large show pictures, threw it to the pave ment and made a crash Mke a shot from a gun. Country Politicians In This has been a busy week at Sen ator Patton's ' book store. Besides the rush of the holiday tradw, he has had calls from Grant B. Dimlck, of Oregon City, minj. and candidate for governor; fwim .Vr. Wlllllams, of Forest Gr(v .imitate for con gress; Vm. I). JJenton, general coun sel of. the SrtiUlWn Pacific; Jerome Simmons and J..T. Ross, of .Monitor precinct. Tha, Kter are quite in clined; to be progressives', ' and say the people in the country would not elect Tft if he were nominated. They say they and many of "their friends want Roosetelt to run, and favor the re-ejection of Senator Bourne. Sen ator Patton refused to talk politics with any of his callers, and says he wants to drop politics altogether. o 1 Calls, It a Fraud. rnwiTiD rims lkid wm Washington, Dec. 22. Postmaster-General Hitchcock today issued a fraud order against the International Real Estate and Commercial com pany, of San Francisco, accused cf running a lottery. Adjourned Vntil AVednesday. I'm. ottj nsan.t naxivnl Los Angeles, Cat., Dec. 22. The federal grand Jury, which has been probing into the alleged dynamite conspiracy, adjourned at 10:15 . m. today until next Wednesday. THE MORAL IS . NEVER CLEAX A GO Seattle, Dec. 22. While, seated be fore a stove wiping the metal work of a gun early this morning, I. K. Ingram was instantly killed by the accidental discharge of the weapon. The shot lodged in his brain. o Too Much KulUvnn, San Francisco, Dec. 22. Frank Sullivan was arrested by Patrolman Sullivan, tried by Judge Sullivan and given the "third:' degree by Detec tive Sullivan for stopping Motorman Sullivan's car. Father Sullivan gave hlrn the pledge. o . ' Xew Incorporations. The following articles of incorpor ation were filed today with the sec retary of state: The Sarah Belle Mining company. Golden, capital stock, $100,000. The Hudson & Cram company. Portland; capital stock, $60,000. The Oregon & Washington Sewer, Pipe company, dissolution. The Elmlra Lumber company, In crease, $30, 000. to $100,000. Hood River Apple and Storage com pany, Hood River; capital stock, $50, 000. City Motor Trucking Company, Portland; capital stock, $15,000. Salem Sand and Gravel Company, Salem; capital stock, $10,000. : o NEW TODAY. FOR .RENT Fine ' furnished room for man and wife at 465 Center street 12-22-td FOR SALE Excellent new Ave room bungalow, cabinet kitchen, , bath, toilet, stationery wash bowl, bate ment, screened In back porch, lot east front, one block from school pavement, carllne, stores and meal ' market. This is a snajji. See Ho mer H. Smith, the Insurance Ma McCornack building. , 12-lJ-t!- HON. J. W. MORTON of Hood Rim county, will open a law office It the U. S. National Bank building, room 212, about the 1st of January, 1912. 12-18-2wk- INVESTIGATE THIS 97 acres, ii cleared, family orchard, fair bou. good barn 60x40, watered h; springs, fences mostly wire, 45 acres In crop. Price $7500; fill take about half city property. Also h&ve a number of small tiacti close in, Improved and uuimpiwJ at very low prices and on goal terms. Olmstead Land Co. ' 12-18-3t Songs! Stunts! Slab! By 30 COLLEGE LADS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OREG0X CM CLl'B Saturday, December Grand Opera House MONEY TO LOAN THOS. K. FORD Over Ladd and Bush Bank. Salem, 23 WANTED Five acres unimproved land within two miles of city. Must be cheap for cash. E. Hofer & Sons, 213 Commercial street, Salem. . . 12-22-tf EPPLEY'S Perfection Pare Cream of Tartar BAKING POWDER Put np In Glass Jars Tints, Qnarts, M -Gallons Made In Oregon. None Better Made. C. M. IPPLEI, Salem, Oregon C.OOD SNAP 5 acres 2 miles east of Salem, good buildings, good orchard, some berries; ' as good soil as there Is In Oregon. Must be sold soon. Price $2600 Olmsted Land Co. 1 2-22-1 w. BIDS FOR WOOD-Bids for 800 cords of slabwood for Salem public schools will be opened at the high school January 6, 1912. Require ments on Me with W. H. Burg hardt, Jr., clerk. 12-22-3t STRAWBERRY PLANTS for sale Four varieties. $2.00 per 1000; small lots, 25c per hundred. W. F. Rlt chles, 2265 Currant avenue. Phone 9U- 12-22-2t FOR RENT Furnished .or unfur nished 7-room house, close In, 642 North Higb. Inquire next door or phone Farmers 564. 12-19-3t TYPEWRITERS AXL MAKES Bought " """"" gold C j Rented I t Repaired L V RlbboM K RoUert soppii - - - wr IV. llTthlBf Bee Me Herore iou w - C. M. LOCKW00D MONEY TO LOAN j On Farm Property. John H. Scon tt Co.. over thv, Chicago Stort, , lem, Oregon. Phone 1652. Norwich Union ! , Fire Insurnace Society, f Bnrghardt At Meredith, Resident W 885 STATE STREET- MONEY TO LOAN On good Keal Estate ecirHj' BEChTEL BYS0S 847 State Street rhone 214-lS V Com 4WH M (M
