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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 15, 1913)
DAILY CAPITAL JOTONAL, 8AIXM, OEEQON, MONDAY, DECBMBEB 15, 1913. EATING RELIEVES STOMACH TROUBLE TAG'S rOUB. A Prominent Physician's Advice. "Eat good foods and plenty of them. Dieting in many cases, is almost crim inal. Get back to normal. To do so you roust have the proper quantity of nour ishment. You need it for brain or phy sical work. Probably thore is nothing the matter with your stomach except acidity. That is meroly an abnormnl secretion of acid in the stomach. Neu tralize that acid and your stomach trou ble will end at once. Noglect may mean ulcers if not cancer of the stomach. JDo not take patented medicines or pepsin tablets for dyspepsia. Simply take a neutralize of acid. Decidedly the best noutralizer is ordinary druggist's buur ated mjignosio. Tou can got it at any drug store for a few cents. Toko a teaspoonful in a quarter glass of water after each meal. The relief will bj im mediate." SPORTS Saturday night the Salom Yellow Jackets defeated the HcLoughlin Club quintet of Portland 26 to 17 at the Y. M. C. A. hero. The first half endod 0 to 5 in favor of the Yellow Jackets, but four minutes before time was called to end the gamo, the visitors were leading 14 to 13. Because iutorcollogiato rute were played the Portland toain was handicapped. JInggins, J. Bthott and Tallmnn played a sensational game for Salom. Toomoy, Sharps and Liobe were the visiting stars. Following is the lineup: Mt'Loughlln (17), Doynton, Vaughn, P.; Sharpe, F.; Kivers, C.j Captain Too mey, 0.; Liebc, 0. Balem (2(1), Brink, F.j Hugglns, F.i H. Bchott, G; J. Schott, (l.j Tallman, 0. T Old Days in Motion Pictures Compared With New Ye Liberty First to Start Out Along New Lines Exclusive Eight dives Distinction to Playhouse. Times in the motion picture field have changed! In the old days an ox hibilor ordered his pictunw from a cer tain film suply bouse, and took what was neut him, cither graciously or with ' -A ' J t' t. ' . u ' 1 ! y; !'- 4, 1 . . 1 A , .v i - v I. III" ' I ' ' .) - ' ... .. .. ' :. ' MART PICKFOED. The Idol of the Motion Picture World, Who Comes to Ye Liberty Next Wed nesday and Thursday in the Famous Play in Four Acts, "Caprice." The Famous Players Film company presents the jiopular play, "Caprice," with no less a star in tho leading role thnn Mary Pick ford, at Ye Liberty next Wednesday and Thursday. This popu lar player and notwl play should prove a happy combination. "Caprice" is a pleasant play proving that lovo levels all, and Miss l'ickforil is as ideal in tho part of Mercy as the pkty is suited to hoinolf, Tho motion picture production abounds with many landHcapes and country scenes, and flashes from those to elaborate mansions, imposing draw ing rooms from the freedom of God's country to tho yellow glaro of city lights. In a word, it may be summed up as au echo of tho hills mingled with the voico of the city. The categorical review of all tho mer itorious details that enter into and com prise tho production are not necessary when it is remembered that the pro ducers, tho Famous flayers Fi)m Co,, uro establishing new standards in pic ture making and elevating the film to a higher piano than has heretofore been contemplated. ty is tho first to start out along these one who attends a motion picture tho uew lines, and will enow in tho future atro in Buleiu from this time on. only tho best picture from the world's MILLIONS FOB GOLF. I'.NITKU l'llESS LDAHED WIBS.J London, England, Dee. 13. England's annual golf bill, according to figures announced today, is conservatively es timated at $25,875,000. Tho quarter of a milliou men who play tho gnmo at lenHt onco a week spend fl,250.000 for In this way the. 'people of Salem will club subscription, $0,250,000 for golf bo assured of ono ' pluy-houso where they balls, $12,500,000 for caddies, $025,000 can soo at any and all times pictures for clubs and $250,000 for green fees. that are making history in tho lnrgcst j cities of thet world. Tho annoiinco greatest producers. Ye Liberty will pick and choeso tho best. It will not bo con- tont to receive a common place licensed pitrvii'o, but will exhibit tho best pic tures of all tho companies, licensed and Independent. Pictures Make History. ineiit that tho exclusive right to tho rancour In his heart, as tho pictures productions of the Famous Players coin were goad or bad. Today such has ' pony in Biilcm hns boen secured by Ye been tho advance in tho art of produc ing tho plcturod drama the moving picture man who would keep abreast of the times hns no such easy task beforo him. Owing to the great number of pro- Liberty marks a new epoch. Those pro ductions aro tho highpst priced ever shown In Snlem, yet tho admission pric es will be tlio came as in Portland, 20 cents. Mary 1'ickford in "Ouprico" is tho first, attraction, coming next ducorw, whoso offerings equal, and In Wednesday ami Thursday, Bud on the many enses mirposs the so-culled "11- succeeding Wednesday and Thursday censed films" tho cjinny exhibitor must .lames O'Neill will bo at Yo Liberty In BAGS TWO PLAYERS. (Ink laud, Cal., Dec, 15, In a wlro re ceived today by the Oakland Coast league club headquarters from manager Arthur Devlin, tho latter said: "ilavo pui-chawM Outfielder Thomas Quiulnn and Catcher Chester Roberts from St. Louis National lengno club. May get second biiHeninn later." Delvin has been attending tho baso ball conference in New York. select and chooso the best from this great field of makers and show his pa trons the Intent "features," us they are called. Among Salem's playhouses, Yo Liber- A good grade of excelsior is being made from fire-killed Alpine fir ami tho world famous drama, "The Count ICngelninun spruce In Colorado. of Monte Crislo," produced in five .i reels, , The apt caption, " Yo Liberty Leads" will be foremost in tho minds of ovory n,ll!lllllll!MI!UIIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIHHIIIIIinilllMtlllllllllllllltl fSsS, fist -Mg la III wepmof as mm I ffisiirtj IS I a ke IFOR MEN. WOMEN 1 r IfJ '!. AND CHILDREN. fV-Jj y ;"i"r""N, x Five Designs Carried S t':''0V W nriV Wmwwrwnrtl - Yokohama Crockery & :.'t' : i 'L..... UUl J t 7", f A 174 N' Commercial St. THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY Good news to the economical buyers of Salem our spec ials are selected from the newest arrivals, thus assuring you thaat there's no stale merchandise thrown out for clean-up. Come here Tuesday and Wednesday expecting much you will not be disappointed. Four Room Outfit $99.75 and up E.Z. TERMS Kitchen Dining Room 10 yards Linoleum 1 Stove 1 Table 2 Chairs, golden finish 1 6foot Extension table, golden finish 6 Chairs to match 1 9x12 Rug Bed Room Living Room 1 full-size Iron Bed 1 full-size Spring 1 full-size Matress . 1 Bureau, 5 drawers, golden finish 1 Chair to match 1 Rocker to match 19x12 Rug 1 Sanitary Couch and Pad 1 Good Library Table 1 Wood Seat Rocker 1 Cane Seat Rocker You do not have to limit your selves to our selection for four rooms. We have many other styles and prices. tr- b i m i a v QUESTION SETTLED 4 STORES Portland and Salem in Oregon home FURNISHERS VCCW C UUH1&HIGHSTS. 4 STORES Centralia and. Vancouver in Washington WE SELL FOR LESS, BECAUSE WE BUY FOR LESS mui.uu ftul tat WMI Mi ANOTHER BIG CUT IN PRICES To Encourage Early Shopping we will make some Extraordinary Prices for the coming week 500 pairs Ladies' Slippers, Felt, Ribbon, and Fur Trimmed, all sizes, now go at 95c n El is BJ 11 tl 11 U U U n w n M u u M U 13 U n ii El n ti ii ii u u m !'i n i;i ti it M M ti w n ti M 19 13 11 M n u IS tl 11 n ii n ri u u ii ii n u tl M tl tl 200 Pairs Men's House Slip pers in Everetts, Romcos and all other styles, now go at SOc to $1.95. Children's Shoes in all leathers and styles, $1.00 to $2.50 grades, now go at 50c to $1.95 Men's Dress Shoes, Tan, Patent and Gun Metal, Button and Lace, big bunch of odd sizes, $4.00 to $5.00 grades, go at $2.95. 50 Pairs Men's Shoes, all leath ers, Button and lace, odd pairs ranging in price up to $6.00, now go at $1.95. 50 Pairs Ladies' Shoes, Button and Lace, all sizes and styles, ranging up to $4.00 in price, now go at $1.95. 300 Pairs' Boys' Shoes in all sizes, Button and Lace, regular price up to $3.00, now go at $1.35, $1.65 and $1.95. The Small Profit and Quick Sale Store Special Agents for Hanan Shoes and Royal Tailors 326 State St. Phone 616 wS7 m Next to Ladd & Bush Bank :i n n ii HSt M SI M 11 II n u u n M 11 B1 II n ti H n n ii ii ri n ii ti ii ii El ti n n u II W tl 11 11 II 13 II t5 II U BI El IJ M H 13 n it ii u II M M i i