Tage Ten
MEYEkS-
Holiday Store
This great store invites the attention of
every shopper. Inspect each department
and enjoy looking over the many beautiful
displays which have been collected for your
benefit. Every effort taken to make shop
ping here a pleasure and delight, and re
memberwhen you purchase at MEYERS
you are assured of lasting satisfaction.
SALEM'S
TOYLAND
CITY NEWS.
Jewels, watches, umbrellas, etc.,
VuHU'TOf.
U'i u shnvo on city election, (let
nhavisl at lnvln' burlier shop.
Htubhs, u tailor? You botolin. Ma
mnlc building, second Moor, room 6.
liny Hub it new pair of boots for
Christina. Mine are guaranteed and
prleea right. Jacob Vogt.
Ilolieinlan Dancing Club open to the
public tonight at D'Arcy hall. Abso
lutely five.
Attorney Carey F. Martin, has moved
his law offices to roouiB 412-413-415
Masonlo temple. 11-29-tf
Mrs. U (1. Curtis can supply your
wants In the millinery line, as her as-1
ortmont Is most complete and reason-1
able In price. The new Masonic Tern- j
pie, North High street. I
W. O. W. The Initiative and roferen- j
dum of the general referendum com
mittee of San Francisco cam) s will lie
a special head of business al camp
November SO, I'.H'-. ll-2!)-2t
.MECHANH O.TIIr lUI'U Tl( S, TIIK ltlll (il.ESS METHOD, IS (ilYEN
SU.EH ONLY HT
DR. S. Z. BARTLEY
BOOMS .;, ITS TAlltS, HT MOUTH COMMERCIAL HOl'HS: 9-12, 1-5
Fur your Chrlstmsa Photos call at
BARNETTS ART SHOP
New methods, new styles, everything strictly up to date
not move w bile Harnett makes .,s picture. Only ground f
in Sulem.
Nct to Ye l iberty Theatre
y
Sid 3. IT i.
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We have a bigger and more beautiful line of Christ
mas presents this year than ever before. Parisan Sil
ver, Parisian Ivory in all the useful articles made.
Ladies and Gents Watches. Rings and Pins of all
descriptions. Clocks, Cut Glass and Silverware, use
ful and ornamental. Early shoppers will save money
and get choice of big stock.
CHAS. H. HINGES
Jeweler and Optician
123 N. Com 7 Street Next to U. 5. Bank Bldg.
Salem's
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L'TIIOOOULOOODS
iilii'iuluii Hiincing Club invites the
I uhlic o a flic dance tonight at D'Ar
cy hull. Absolutely free. Open bouse.
liciil No. II. . I,, of A. will give
a social dance al Moose hall Monday
night, December 2. Everybody wel
come. Have those slips, sheets, towels, etc..
laundered at the Salem steam laundry.
Only twelve to forty-live cents per
dozen.
K. I.. Hose auto sales company, has
appointed A. Whitney, of Independ
ence, as their "Overland" iigent for
that vicinity.
Axmlnstcr and Wilton rugs on sale
new at Bpeclal discount. They are
sure beauties and chenp. Imperial
Furniture Co.
A nice chicken dinner now would
be Just the thing. S-e some of my
nice birds. Walker Fltts, 4S1 Court.
Our order phono 211.
Bazaar by ladles of the I'nltarlan
church, l'lllow cases, towels, aprons
and cooked fmx's for sale, at Huron &
Hamilton's Saturday, December 7, at
10 n. m.
IN
I'aby cm
ior studio
l:)l . I Iberl; Street.
Ch
tl
ugges
DAILY
tiSar
SECOND
FLOOR
CX
Sunday Matinee
NEW SHOW
BLIGH THEATRE
"WHERE EVERHOOY (JOES
Mrs. (leo. II. Kllwood will sing at
the Clobe next week, beginning De
cember 2, Mrs. El I wood has supplied at
the Globe before,
Among the recent auto purchases Is
that of W. U. Lattin, of Salem, lought
of the Reese & Moll Auto Sales Co., a
Studebaker "2u" touring car.
I will sell at public auction on Mon
day, Pecetnber J, 1 l . eight miles
northwest of Salem, near Spring val
ley school house. In Folk county, a lot
of horse, cattle, hogs and farm tools,
also s.une oats and hay. Come and
get some bargains. Sale commences
at U o'clock, sharp. See large bills
Free lunch at noon. O. V. Uiflar.
proprietor; A. J. Ualdwin, auctioneer.
Central f uigregatlonal church. Fer
ry and South Nineteenth streets. Ulble
school at H" n. ni. Public worship nt
11 a. m. Christian Hndcavor at 6:30
p. in., meeting on missionary work.
Kvvning worship at T:;'U p. m. Rev.
t'.eo K Paddock, p. P., superintendent
vf Congregational home missionary
wi'ik for Oregon, is to be with (be
church ail ,lay. Thos. .1. Woodcock,
pastor.
1.
s of tilings come to the man who
until he doesn't want them.
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ristmas
ons
SHEW. OUEfiOJf,
CAPITAL JOPRXAl,
Every New
Improvement
In eyeglasses or spectacles Is shown
ut (his establishment.
Kyo examination liy a registered op
tometrist. Invisible llifocle, Torlc Mid
Plat Surface Lenses and Perfect Kit
ting glasses are features here.
Let me prepare your glasses.
a. Mcculloch
Optometrist
291 North Commercial Street
(Ground Floor)
Phone 9-3 Office hours 9 to 5
Stand lamps of the latest patterns
and designs now In. Call and Inspect
jthem before they're all gone. Geo.
Iittlnglll, lll'i North Liberty street.
Artisans, attention! Those wishing
to :in the excursion party going
to Portland on Thursday, December
12, call up one of the following com
mittee: J. T. I'enn. Main 219; Mrs.
James K, Godfrey, Main .'.NO; Ivan G.
Martin, Masonic Temple, Main 419.
Over 100 have signed for the trip.
Hound trip $1.50.
The ladies of the Catholic church
will hold a bazaar ut St. Joseph's hall
on December 4 and .". On December
3 they will serve a chicken supper, on
December 4 a Dutch supper and mu
sic will be furnished by the German
society, and on I .-c imbcr a New
England supper will In- served. In ad-
jdltion to this there will he special fea
tures, such us a fancy work booth,
apron bouth, conked fend booth, re
freshment booth and a fish pond.
First Church of Christ
SCIENTIST
of Salem, announces a free lecture
on Christian Science by
FRANCIS J. FLUNO, M.D.C.S D
Of Oakland Cal., at the Grand Opera House
Thursday evening, December 5, at 8 o'clock p,
m, The public is cordially invited to be pres
ent, Dr, Fluno is a member of the Board of
Lecturship of the Mother Church, the First
Church of Christ, in Boston, Massachusetts,
Oilices Coing Fust
That the new Hubbard building 1?
pioviiig very popular to the doctors,
dentists and lawyers of the city Is
proven by the fact that Just a few
choice ollices remain. In every city
the size of Salem, and in fact in cities
much smaller than Salem, the doctors,
dintists and lawyers like to have their
cilices In one building and they are
certainly taking advantage of the mod
el n construction and Ideal location of
the new Hubbard building.
iEF.tnors DISEASES
'AMOMi THE INDIANS
rxiTrn muss ixaskd wire.1
I Washington. Nov. 30. When con
gress reassembles one of the reports
ni be submitted is that of a commit
tee appointed to Investigate Infectious
Famous Howell Prairie
FARMS
-e acres under cultivation, well
fenced, on go.nl road, close to school
on Central Howell prairie. $ 1 2;, per
acre; terms.
111! Acres.
The best buy on Howell Prairie Is a
1H acre. i:!0 acres under cultivation.
Id acres timber and pasture, good
buildings, main traveled road, land
rich, level, well drained, a deep black
i ,o uii).ii; graini view of,
uo-caiie.i mountains. Price fn1,.-
. 1 "if i mi oe ari ang
This is a fine farm.
.,o I....- i . '
! Acres.
!'." acres on famous Howell Prairie.
all tinder cultivation, well fenced, no
I'liildmis. fine deep, rich black loam
soil, level, we'll drained, on main
county road, close to school. Price
?l'.'e per acre: terms
Acres.
TS acres of fine prairie land, well
niiMooo anil won located, for only
$!0.r0V Terms can be arranged.
l.'i acres, well Improved. $;!t;.".o.
acres, all elear.M, $Si;r,.
4i r.civs, all cleared, $:.tfoo.
!). ncr.s. all cleared, JU.ST,'
0 acres fine land. l.'iTeO.
All thae places are on the famous
Howell Prairie, the best part of the
great Willamette vallev.
HEOHTEL A HYNON.
347 State Strevt. Tel Main 452
SATI-KPAT. NOVEMBER 80, 1012.
Bathtub
Trust Next
on the List
united mess 'leased wme.I
Chicago, Nov. 30. Suit similar to
that brought against the' "bathtub
trust" Is soon to be tried against the
"moving picture trust," in Philadel
phia. Joseph R. Darling, special ngent
of the department of Justice and Ed
win P. Grosvenor, assistant attorney
general, have been In Chicago, Inter
viewing Independent picture theatre
owners for the last week,
Darling said today that this newest
business combination hns grown to
mammoth proportions, and that It rep
resents an Investment of between
$100,000,000 and $120,000,000. Darling
said :
"It maintains control of the mov
ing picture business through a pool of
Its patents on machines and film pro
cesses. We believe we will be able to
force a refund of $10,000,000 to picture
house owners, which, we contend, has
been Illegally collected In license fees"
STILL HOLD JONAS ON
SCSI'H IOX OF .MritDF.lt
(.SITED I'llESS LEASED WIIIE.)
San Francisco, Nov. 30. Unless an
I'ttempt Is made by habeas corpus pro
ceedings to bring about the release of
Joseph Jonas, suspected of the mur
der of hla aged mother, and who js
held by the police, no charge of mur
der will be placed against him until
alter the coroner's Inquest, declare the
police today. The date of the Inquest
Is not yet fixed.
Jonas attended the funeral of his
rot her In custody of detectives, and
sat through the ceremony with dry
eyes, but showing great emotion. Ho
still stoutly maintains his Innocence.
diseases among the Indians on all the
reservations in the country, it was
learned today.
As American Indians are more af
flicted with infectious diseases than
any other race on earth, a movement
to ascertain the cause and establish
some means of checking the spread of
these maladies has been under way
for years.
Two of the most common diseases
among the Indians are tuberculosis
and trachoma, a dread eye malady,
both of which are breaking down the
health of the 300.000 Indians living in
tne l ntted States.
The rising generation should get up
when the alarm clock gets busv.
NEW TODAY.
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WANTKD-Chlckens. turkevs. duel,
veal, pork. etc. Phone 810. Thielsn i
Cash Grocery, 141-101 North High1
street.
n-20-tf-
I LOST OK STOI.KN-Fox terrier, white
wit') black ears, spot on 1, ft side,
j long tail, answers to name of Fritz.
j i.ifera! reward for
Kront street.
return. ;
LOST White
and brindle m: ie.it
dog. al-ovit
year old. Phone C.mltnl
Journal
or Main luM, or ral
tM,it
Oent.-r
ii--.,!-;,.t
roin -
TOR Rl-NT-Kight-room house
lately furnished. Innuire
W.
Johnson
11-
yon u i:nt-Mode,
ni e-room :ii,:i-i
menthouse in fine location K".-,,,.;,-,
of "''!. Slate street.
U-3rt-
!
WHO HAS An
automobile to trade
on a t,od house and lot" n. ,,,.,
erty. close In.
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A. H ." Journal.
U-:tn-if.
FOR KKN'T Three partly
furnished
iiouM-Keeping rooms.
Phone Sii6.
U-r.iV:',,
7 SALK-N houXloT
feet; chicken house WxSo ftHn. r
young fruit trees. 1709 Ferrv sireet'1
See this at or-ce. R. Wo,lery.
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Grand Jury
Indicted
Six More
UNITED I'llESS LEASED WIEi.1
Portland, Or., Nov. 30. Before Its
adjournment today the November
ccunty grand Jury returned six addi
tional Indictments for depraved prac
tices In the city. Four new anen were
Indicted, but their names were with
held, and the two additional counts
Mere against N. B. Heuly, florist, and
Dr. Harry Start, respectively.
In referring to the vice scandal the
grand Jury In Its report said;
"We find, after an exhaustive inves
tigation Into the alleged Y. M. C. A.
scrmial. complete vindication of the
officers and management of the insti
tution and no reason for a shadow of
suspicion to be cast upon its mem
bers." Chief Probation Officer White In
formed the United Press today that
another very prominent Portlunder
hud been Indicted, but are going to
withhold his name for the time being.
"We believe we will soon have sev
eral parties who were Indicted nnd
who have fled the city, under arrest,"
White declared. "We must withhold
definite information, however, until
tlnse arrests are made.
"We are firmly convinced that our
Investigations In the vice system will
reveal the fact that the practices at
the basis of the Indictments Is well
organized in San Francisco, Tacoma.
Seattle and many other towns along
the coast, and Is thoroughly system
allied and connected all over the coun
try."
Y. M. ('. A. otic
Open meeting nt the Young Men's
Christian Association, Sunday, De
cember 1, 3 p. m.
Song service, led by Mr. Morrison
Reid.
Piano solo, Miss Gertrude Eakin.
I Haritone solo, Rev. II. T. llabcock.
Vlolincello solo, W. F. Ketchum.
! Cornet solo, Pickering Chalcraft.
Soprano solo, Mrs. Morrison Reld.
Illustrated lecture, Mr. Marshall N.
Dana, of Portland. Subject: "What
About the Immigrant?''
A few announcements; Every
i Tuesday afternoon, Mrs, Parks' Bible
j class; every Tuesday, 8 p. m., ladies'
; swimming class; every Tuesday, 8 p.
m., Y. M. C. A. glee club; every Friday,
7:15 p. m practical talks; every Sun
day, excepting first Sunday of each
'month, will be devoted to a men's Bible
class, Rev. Davis Errltt, leader. Every
first Sunday an open meeting.
KEEPS CONFESSING
TO MORE MURDERS
UNITED FRISS LEASED WIRE.
Lowell, Mass., Nov. 30. Investiga
tion of police records here today par
tially corroborated the confession of
J. Frank Hlckey, murderer of Joseph
Josephus, of Buffalo, regarding the
murder he alleged he committed in
Lowell in 1883. Hlckey alleged he
poisoned his employer, Edward Morey,
a druggist here, by administering laud
anum. The police here never Buspected
Morey was murdered, the records
showing he died of "apoplexy."
"I have got an awful load off my
mind boys," said Hlckey. "I have suf
fered something terrible. This mad ob
session took hold of me, nnd I took to
DR. YUEN
Successor to Pr. Kum
i it rillNESE EXl'EHT
HEKIl.U.IST
To Whom It May Concern:
j Had suffered with chronic constl-
; pation and stomach trni,i
,fe years: was so weak at times i!
!C,,ulJ, har'- alk; had lost thlrtv I
IH'unds in weieht. j s,H,nt hllnJrei- I
if t,olla fr medicine and tried'
j 'lor fter doctor, and they all ut-1
j , 1 10 Iuni) me- I was Just
j;1"0"' reacl-v Rive up hopes when I
-;'u o nr. luen's Chinese herbs.
A.ter taking five weeks' treatment I
"" eu ana had gained
pounds In flesh.
eighteen
"'i"g tins testimonv
will be read
and be the
means of helping some
one else, I
am, resneetfnlh-
MRS. L W.'baCON.
Corner Grand Ave. and Morrison
ot, L. Portland, Oregon
BOW WO HERB CO.
167 High Street Salem. Oregon.
Office upstairs, side entrance.
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A K0TRE DAME LADY'S APPEAL
To nil knmvlui? luBercrs of rheumati.
whether immnulur or of the John, .u
lumluiKiis, bnckuobe, puint iu tliu kidiicv 1
neuralKin palm, to wrilo to her j, ,, or
trout nietit which li.u repuitiMlly cin-,,,1 ,n
thvsi) tor.nreii. Bho fee . U h r dmv i,11 01
It to nil BHlierers FKIOH. y" , c , ii I "0I"I
nt Heine i ll.nusau.U will testify -mK'
(if clmmlo DuiiiK nrcFNKury. Tliin f9
disoovury lanllie uric) aciil from i,
loo tho atlnVned JolntH, nuritliiH Hit- hi I
nnd urlKhteni the eym, Riving elusiiuUy'"
Umu to the whole yBtom. lr tho nhl,
InteronU you, or proor addreai Mr u
buiuiuuM, llox it, Notro Dauie, luo.
drink to drive It away. That Incident
In the drug store In Lowell, when I
was 17, was the beginning, and I could
not shake away the eyes of that dead
man, as they looked at me and Beemed.
to say, 'you killed me.' "
Navy Heats the Army.
UNITED F1IESS LEASED WIIIB.
Philadelphia, Nov. 30. In a hard
fought struggle on Franklin field here
this afternoon the Naval Academy
football team dofeated the West Point
Military Academy eleven by a score of
6 to 0. The navy scored tw0 field
goals In tho last period.
Sunday Matinee
NEW SHOW
BLIGH THEATRE
"WHERE EVERIIODY GOES-
GUARANTEED
Those good chicken tahiales, whole
sale and retail. Special for parties.
Any kind, ony size, any style. Fred
makes the kind you want. Phone Main
2018. Order early. Delivery to any
part of city. Shipped to wiy town In
Oregon. tf
General Insurance
MONEY TO LOAN'.
Itollngcr & Lnflar.
Bush-Breyman Bldg.
Room 1
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm and city property. Johi H
Scott, over Chicago Store, Salem, Or
egon. Phone 1652.
WOOD AND COAL
In any quantity. Prompt delrrerj
our specialty. Falls City Lumber
Company. 279 North CommercUl
street Phone Main 813
Office Phone Mala 183
Rlgdon Residence Main 111.
BIGDOJMUCIIABDSON CO.
Funeral Directors and Undertakers
252 N. High Street
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
Bl'ROHAKPT .HFUEDITH
BwiJe-t AgeuU IS State Street
JAPANESE LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING WORKS
No machinery to tear and wear
out delicate fabrics. Work called
for and delivered promptly.
436 Ferry St Phone Main 2252
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Renltfstote Security.
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Bush Bank. Salem, Or
MONEY TO LOAN
Ou good ltenl Estate eefirlty.
BECIITEL BYKOJ
I7 Stat Street
W. J. PATTERSON, M. D. V.
Veterinarian.
3 r a d u ate Mc
Kiillp College,
Chicago, 111.,
which enjoy b
largest practice
in the world.
Lameness, dentistry and diseases of
the loot a specialty. Phones: Resi
dence, lliol; utfice. 27S. O.'Iice uui
feed barn. 420 S. Commercial street.
TYPEWRITERS
All Makes Bought, Sold, Rented and
Repaired! TMbbntn. J!n'ier, Supplied
VL J , ,',) f. i
See me betore you uo auytuiug
C JL LOCKWOOD
214-216 North Commercial Main 96
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