Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919, December 13, 1912, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' " in. i DAILY riPiTir . Another CHRISTMAS Baker Will SHOPPERS Train on the Electric Saturday Come Back to the Pen. Vjk(w's SPedals Saturday 0 . n . ft ii I J she Vffll SOME OP $ To Women and Girls Silk Wulstlngs liiilircllns lliind Kugs Fancy HoHlvrjr Neckwear Handkerchiefs Kllihnll Iliick Combs JtarreUes lint I'Iiin Box Stationery Hooks Something for Every One New Idea i Pitiful Tale from the South A dispatch from Los Angeles yester day says: Added to the double grief of the death of the husband for whom she had bovno four sons, at the hands of the youngest born, Mrs, Daniel H, Rickerl, is confronted today by a life and death problem that shows arrayed on one side her duty to the dead hus hand and the state and ita laws, and on the other the natural instinct to protect her young. After the boy, Martin, who is but 14 Jears old, had killed his father and had been taken to the inquisitorial chamber of the police. Mrs. RIckert stood staunchly by an agreement the lad declared they made together, and averred with him that the shooting was accidental. She was not shaken in her declaration until, at the end of two hours merciless questioning by the detectives, the little fellow threw himself i ler armg anfl burying his head in her bosom, sobbed out the con fession that he had intentionally shot his father, while the woman, her own face wet with tears, stroked his head and kissed the arms that were clasped about her neck. ftock In her little home, after she had been released by the police, the mother remained determined in de fense ,-,f the boy. She insisted that the hot was only fired to frighten her husband, and declared that Martin had heen crazed at times by her husband's ro'ig'i handling" of her. According to . . "us who have been with her since, footing, her sympathy and Bup - I'ort of her Hr.n romin ..nchpfcm, hut she Is evincing .n lnr.tn, ,l0alr know what i .... . . h I 8!' -ill be expected to do, and what ""'fit do if she is called to testify the thing that has shattered her , nomo. u". my little hnv'" Hh cried. "WhV vm, ..' .t than 1 :. But "'""i" """ i "" mther knocked me about But ""'i Jou never hieant to kill him. "St a hal.v" You're Jh;n, apparently remembering that Jr W was locked up with officers in he W P town, she turned to one of as mem mat ner tears ue-, gai to flow. f. .me he had left hr .n f ,h. h,p ts. tint. 1 nn ror the time it was very evi- Vhat tht the sorrow for her son I a'orgotten Inhergrief in the death LINENS Of all the things we might suggest for gifts there is hardly anything more appreciated by the lady presiding over the hou3e than the linens we offer here. Unen Tea Napkins, 17-Inch, hemstitched, plain cen ters, with ribbon borders. $2.25 to $4.75 dozen Table linen Sols-By all means the most important Item In this advertisement. There Is matchless beau ty In every piece and the richest quality In every thread. 72-Inch pure damask, beautiful floral pat terns and plain centers, with 22 and 24-Inch nap kins to match, $5.00, $7.00, $9.00 and $12.40 Guest TowcIs-24-lnch, hemstitched monogram cen ters and embroidered ends. 30c, 35c and 50c Every article In our Immense stock of regular more', .ndlse makes a practical and valuable gift, but to this we hav ,uled a special holiday stock that is very interesting to all. There is Holiday Stationery Standard books, picture books for little tots, pictures framed and unframed, dolls of every description, toilet sets, work boxes, games innumerable, etc. Magazines and Fashion Sheets of the man to whom she had been wife for 20 years. mountain streams are the natural Just how acute was her dilemma home of the mountain trout. We want was shown when she raised her head all parts of the county opened by from her eldest sons shoulder and highways. We havo progressive coun sald: ' ty courts that are not afraid of Im "If It only had not been my boy! 1 proving cither main highways or ro can't think of what they will do to mote sections, him, or what they ought to do. He's Jackson county has several dis just a haby. He did not mean to kill trlcls that have called meetings to anyone. Wliy, it was tatner mat ne vote special assessment mr wgii shot. He just meant to frighten ways. Any one of them could use bif." that government money to advantage. Love for his mother, and 'his deter- mlnation to protect her, led the boy to shoot his father, according to his own statement at the police station, and his mother's broken story at her home, "My husband had rheumatism," Mrs. RIckert said, "and sometimes when ho t , In the inornlmr and felt bad, he didn't seem to have any reason, "This morning everything seemed to go wrong. My husband came into the kitchen. He Btarted throwing me around and baby flew into a rage. He said: 'Now, look what you've gone and done. You've hurt mamma's arms. You got no right to treat her like that.' "Later my husband came back and apologized.' 1 i MKDF0KD TIlIItt SE CRITICISES OCR JIME County Judge Bushey, of Marlon county, is a type of judge peculiar to the 'Willamette, valley. He refuses county co-operation in building hlgh- . .... .!.. - nt the valley wavs in uie ru" ' because automobile tourists would he benefitted, and he refuses to assim construction in remoter sections he cause too few people would he hone fitted. , The governor recently secured an allotment of the forestry fund kr the construction of a road between Niag ara and Detroit, on the north fork of , .,, r(vel, some - , $T000 would emmeiu ami . , xtf?nt of asked to co-operate to ue ia tn have hoen 41200. The labor j finished c'' nI 0 8ce- . . I ,i-nil l l,pn an ltnu,veiuiv , ,i template.! ment and the state con ano . vraMlne a argC Truui oo--'.' Li,nHhlne a game preserve. . . n an 10 t,. ,-Aiirt rerusea cu-ui'i- i .'. hna called the . i, ..nlled the oem ui. tne gvl;,u"' , , .ii - -vrlnn pOimtV Will ano tne and eastern I main isolatea, auu government " announces that he Is Governor est annou through tn ln to a si. . ., rece ve state where he 11I rec at least on the part of lo- a little co-operation fl.lata " cai ff that Co-oper- Jackson county o f en, atton. Let the governor ? SOME OF V.! THPCR To Men and Boys ruilirellns filovrs Jliltens Hips Xecklies Fancy Arm Hands FiinryllalfHoso lIose,Xccklli's nud Jewelry Sets Suspenders In boxes Cuff links for January in n i ii n ii , $6000 and the fish hatchery here. Our Such localities that nro willing to help themselves deserve assistance. i Governor West should concentrate his road building efforts in Jackson county, where the people will meet him half way. Hy doing this, be can furnish an object lesson to the rest of (he state and make Jackson county famous for Its highways. A Chance for Bachelors. ijsitep I'iu-'ss uiAsr.D vvnin.l Seattle, Wash., Dec. 1,1. Marriage License Clerk Clause F. Gaga has dur ing the past few months received more than 2000 letters from men nnd women in all parts of the country who desire to enter matrimony, Of the total, per haps 1300 are from women of the east, largely from industrial centers ulong the Atlantic coast. A WONDERFUL TONIC THAT AIDS DIGESTION, Thousands are unable to digest certain kinds of food. In most cases It Is not the fault of the food, nor the stomach. It Is probable that the stomach h"B been abused. Many re scrt to prtd'gMtw! foods and various kinds of medicines to get relief from dyspepsia, indigestion and heartburn, but without permanent benefit If your stomach was In perfect condition, vou would not need medi cine to digest tin foods you eat. Javne's Tonic Vermifuge is a stomach regulator. It gets the stomach in sch a condition that It will digest food without other assistance. It overcomes the acidity and stimulates ,he coating of t!. maoh and In- te'tlncs so that ivy ,f-i 1 nutriment i i . .anr ill u u !"" K u.o fooi eaten. Sufferers from (ion will find ; tu." j' i . - "!'l"r i,rt time af- f n a tI1,. - . ,,, c ,,t ' i.,- ),UI mi III- ba lli fil Uie i" ,.. nddi'ion of a little nr will make It most palatable. Many forms of supposed Indlgei- ... the result of li.t stinal par- 1.1 U nt TIP H I U lit ' ' jayne's; accept no o-her. Million. ave praised It for more than 80 !r Sold by drUi everywh e. Dr D. Jayne & Son. rb.lade.ph.a. Fa. n n I 1 V. liiiij I I another triin ;n i.. aUl,oJ I" the Oregon w..,.., , , . between hero and Portland. i,v, ,v All.anv Herald Th , . , ' ' " u '""" ""if 10 sun , u,u. ine local train; that now loaves here for E..gene at 2 1 giving several hours in the Hub CUy to the residents of the large territory that la naturally tributary to the ' ci.v The now schedule will be so arranged that the iwiple of Halsey and Harris hurg. and other local points. 0an 'come ti Albany to trade and have several hours to spend iu the city. At the same lima ti.n . ""; oM.c.i.ue will he BO .mat uie people of Junction Cltv n.! other points mav en to P, -., i.i, the same convenience. The Oregon Klectrlc company Is now operating its freight trains through the valley with electric motors Instead of steam engines. A through freight leaves l'orlland every night at S o clock arriving nt Kugene at a. m. itK.n:ni:i si itou Ml'liDKIiS THE (alii rxiTKii riirss rtAsre mh:e Tnlouse, Wash.. Dec. 13. Luring her into the depths of n mine near Har vard, Idaho, Jesse Dlllman shot nnd killed Alary T.lner. an lS-year-old girl. The girl's funeral will take place here today. nillinan had boon rejected by Miss Liner as a suitor and crazed by Hie girl's act ho successfully pleaded with her lo lake a trip Into the mine. Sev eral miners heard t he shot itnd rushed to the scene, but were hold back by the gun In Hillinan's bands. He later gave himself up. I A ri.OT to roisox i- TIIK 1,101011 SI l'I'l.Y I'XITI.D rilKSR I.EA8KD Willi: Spokane, Wash., Dee, 13. The death of thre women nnd the serious condition of another us the result of drinking poisoned whiskey, Is toda believed to be the first fruits of a plot ;to drug the entire Hiii(or supply of i the city. Suffering from the same I symptoms characterizing I he fatal 111- nesB of the three other victims, Mrs. L,. Jan)M g n a s(a(( of Mma ((). day, and her death Is hourly expect- ed. When Mrs. James was found un conscious in the kitchen of her home, a flask labeled 'Old Kentucky Rye," almost drained, was on the floor near by. Conference Delayed. tCNirr... m:ss ums ,i,.:.l London, Dec. 13.-Tbe inference of Halkan nnd Turkish representatives to arrange pence terms did not start today, because the Turkish envoys havo not yet arrived. The Ilritisli foreign office slated that the confer ence would not begin until Monday morning. The Bulgarian envoys reached here this morning, and the Turks are dun late today. Morris' Cash Feed and Grocery Store 3 pltgs mince meat 2,".c 2 pkgs new raisins l:"' 2 cans good milk Mc 2 cans large fat oysters . . Mr 5 lbs whim beans -'' 5 lbs pink beans :'' 3 cans salmon '' 2 pkgs Kriiikle Corn Flakes Mc C cans talde peaches " 5 cans Uililo aprb'ols "0c 3 cans new tomatoes -'' 3 cans corn Hard wheat flour, sack ..l.2 I'crfection vulb y '',MI Nice h'ime cured hams 2'ic Free tickets Wexford ami Yo I.ili.rty Picture shows. 1 'bone IHiT. Take FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS Tonic In Action - Quick In Results Get rid of youi icKily Kl'Iney : Ailment, that com you . in endurance of pgin, loss of time and monsy. Othtts hve cured themselve ol . UlUNfcY AND ELAUU1.K uiafcA.u.o vthe r.r.rt rd timely use of KOLEY , KIDNEY PILLS. Elo;. BACKACH.V HEADACHE, nd ALL tb many other . t-onb:e.thitfollowDISKASKDKIDNiiY3 . nd URINARY IRREGULARITIES, i POLEY KIDNEY PILLS will CURE ar.y taAeo.'KIDNEYind BLADDER TROUu LE r.ot beyond tht reach of medicioe. Ni c edicine can do mot. In 1 yellow package DIL MOM' VMIG hTOBE. Next Sunday s i risen whip l'ee. 13. I'sIiil' i,iu Aif , . "'" i u "'""r as a "Mold .r n 9IU1 V n,.p41, .,.1... i ... ...... .. ami is todsv In tlio trial f,u burgla;,-. r- L till oily Jail awaiting Haker i-tat.-i that after his release '''"i Uem !m li'.ed a decent life until one Franks another ex -com let, forced him to renew his criminal career. With win and daueli.er l .,,.0,1 In their humble apartment ,Ki(.11(. I""ise. and he unable , 0;,(aIu v lirk on account of his record, ho says ho vns forced to ste:.!, Franks was' later laiion Into cu:..idy. f.VK K MbOIIOlS S I HI'S to stop 1 1101 1 n i Irxmai rnrss ir.srn wnmj Vienna, IVe. H. The government b taking vigorous stepH to prevent I he cholera from spreading fo.,m (, llalkans to Austria-Hungary. All pas singers arriving via the Mediterra nean nnd Adriatic are subject to h- lBom,"on nni1 oiimlnallon at Trieste. llio greatest fear Is that It will he brought, up the Hanulie river. A large force of quiiaranllno mid sanitary of ficers have been ordered to Seinlltv Mail and freight shipments are to ho fumigated. Mcanicr mi (he lleiieli, ll NITI II l-IIKSS I I. isin U HIK Port Townsoiid, Wash., Pee. U The steamship nuplla, of the Kosmos Steamship company, hound for Sealllo from Hamburg, is m tlio beach smith of Point Wilson and abreast of Sort Wonlen. Itovcniio culler Arena and tug Tyre are standing by. Water I anils of (he vessel were full when she struck, and when these tanks are pumped out will assist her In float ing. ( all for lllils. Xntico Is hereby given that tlio com mon council of the city of Salom, Ore gen, Invites sealed bills for the mak ing of an Inipi oveuient of Oak si reel ill the city of Salem Oregon, from the east, sldo of Commercial street to the West, side of High street, with ruck cntieivto pavement, grml concrete! pavement, standard lilliillthlc pave- lui'iit, light stiimli.nl hltullililc. pave- j Hunt, light grae hit iliihlc pavement, heavy gravel hlhilllhlc pavement. Kl I Oso No. 1 pavement, Kl Oso No. 2 1 pavement, 101 Os No. 3, Kl Oso No. 4 pavement, Kl Oso No. fi pavement, Kl Oso No. I! pavement, sheet asphalt pavement, hliumlnous concrete No. 1 j navemeui, lilliimlnous coiicreto No. 2 pjl v.-n i.-n ( . bituminous concrete No. 3 ,,..,, ,. klit.. pave nt in u itll tin, plans, sporluYa- ;M ,.H on llio In Iho of- flee of the city recorder of said Ii icli i: re hereby referred to and a part of this notice. Said bids will he opened oil or after (lie Mill day of Heeember, I!tl2. at or ; client 7 : 30 o'cliii It p. in., In open conn- I j ' i meeting III the city hall In Salem,' jOiegon. Kaoh hid submitted must, he arcoiupanb'd by a certified clieck eiiml In amount in ton per cent of the ."mount of Iho bid. The city resern.i the right to rojirt any ami all bl'M This notice is published for the sue ei sslve days in a dally newspaper pun lishi'd In tlie city of Salem, Oregon, the date of llrsl publication being Itcccm br 11, 11112. ciia;!. F. i:i.(;i. 1'Ml.r.i. City Itiiorder. ill patent medicines or lOK'Uctntii 4 .,iu,l !n tl.U i.aiier ar for l DR. STONE'S Drug Store Tl,, 0ly ,-am, dn.g st-.re in OreKr , j,,, for .,ii, inal w-. "r .s,on Is a rKular gradual la , i fr,. .r,, , rlptl-Dn ! free, snd only regular price for '":'! j Irlne. Dr. Hone -an found at hit , drug store, Haleio, ur. .'ro-u 7 In Ui i I morning until 1 l -N,'rlbi Commercial street. Haletn. Oregon. ti'v'irm ri,i Cortland, Or, j i. -1 I SILK HOSIERY U'oilVll' Hacks, ii misses' silk o a iu: colors; CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Cliiion's heavy libhe.i cotton hosiery, fast blacks. Re I'wr 19c values, Special 11c pair. WOMEN'S HOSIERY Womeiis fas! black, split hosier, Regular 25c a.id 'c v;mios, Special 22c EIDER DOWN DRESSING SAQUl Snort al, ca eulown diessins: antl prey, Regular Sl.liO ami S1.7'. so. cial 98c. LEATHER HANDBAGS Leather handbags in fiooJ quality sheep skin, with coin puise, Regular $2,25, Special 1.00. WOMEN'S GLOVES Women s ami misses' lambskin black stitching Regular $1,20, FANCY All silk libbons in Hi r.iien ! I-.' inches uulo, hcuilar 9DALITY MERCHANDISE uniMr sicttl 1 1: ten i us i: vn i u iovs. Notice Is hereliv (,Uen that the jCuuiity Superintendent of Marlon County will hold Hie regular cvamliiii lllen for applicants for statu papers at 1 1 lio Salem high Heboid an follnus: j I'or Stale 1' ipein - Commencing Wednesday. Deecmher IS, al ! o'clock a. m, and continuing until Saturday December "I, at 4 p. in. Wednesday Forenoon - Writing, IT. M. History, I'liy lologv. Wiilnesilay Aliernoon -physical lie- i grapliy, Hmidliig, Coinpoiillloii, Melli. oils In lleiotlng. Mel Inula In Arithmetic. j Thursday Forenoon Atbmelle, ' ttt(!).:5liiulrntfnitipnnu Did You Spend All Day Monday Over a Wash Tuh? One day raeli week tlio family wimIi demands Mm Mum of Mm licineicc(,cr. 'J bat Is If she Mill cling to Mm oi l wav, Put If she is abreicl of Mm times ami ucmln the wash to us, w.mli day seems the same an any oilier, li !!c,!o III! f.MK , i' i l'H w III be ! till 10'd III IIS g'M.'l coll- linn it. i n. i i ci-ivd, for they m li.iiclle.l by I, uci, just as ( ,ir fully as wle u !"!! at houm, ami you lie. d h ue no fiar of liny nillelo nil", 'hike in in.-' r ,e ud y (,(Mll C.lell , SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY 13G-1GG S. Liberty IMionc 25 Automobile Motor Cycle and Accessory Dealers of Salem LOZIER INDIAN MOTOR CYCLES Studebakerd Aulu sfo ho si 0, V, iso on nnl f,vt excolht valuo, Special 97c sacques, r.ooJ heavy materi- Hit ... I .' too rJoves, white, Special 99c. with RIBBONS an 'Hied patterns, -12 to 8;o, Special 24c yd. POPULAR wturri jT.vir c cecal PRICES lib'tory of Kducalloii, Psychology, .Mi tliodu In C.eiigtaphv, Tliiii-day Alleinooii ilnunimir, lie or.iapny, American l.lleraliire, Pliy mics Methods In Language, Thesli for I'llinary (YHIIIeato, I rhlay Forenoon 'I Im.ry and Prac tice, orthography, KnglUh Mteruliire. Friday Alleruooii - School Uiw, Hut any, Algebra. Civil (Intern nt. Saturday Forenoon (leomelry, (lie ologv. Saturday Afteri n (leiieral lllslo- ry I llookkccpillg. W. M. SMITH, County Si hool Superintendent. Vi 7 lit IM'.'-k I emj; dama,:' d aIiTh In our mil' ( ; ' )' 1 1 obc be , to tl.ln I llU I! U.nt , t. II. hiH'ld'', 4 II. Itfllt hit II. I. II. mid lel"l loirKf . .",; ttrj SlrcL n ti r SMTP niPHtiltlen. H.hliiK Urklf, t If. Kurt ( imiHien Ul Mrert I'll""' v ( f HAM II f) AMI W Haiiii llcr, Sltln KilLUrr. S.ib in, Or. Slmw H''i HUli and r'n'l