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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1903-1919 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1914)
TWO THE SAXEM CAPITAL JOTJENAL, SALEM, OEEOON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1814. All Around Town Dr. Mendebwnn, specialist In fitting glasses correctly. V. S. bank bldg. The funeral services for the late John Dugan, who died in this city on the 28th of December, 1914, were held from fit. Joseph's Catholic church yesterday t 4 p. in., Father Schcrbring efficiat jag. The remains, accompanied by Mrs. O. C. Dickey, of this city, were far warded by the Terwilliger undertaking prrlora to Central Point, Ore., for in terment. Chicken pie, Coma to Jason Lee Methodist church for your New year's dinner. Begin serving at 5:30 p. m. The Balem Eepublican club will hold a special called meeting at the court bouse tonight, according to Seymour Jones, president of the club. At this meeting the matter of new registration i laws will be threshed out and discussed from all angles. The committee, of! wbiek County Clerk tiehlar is chairman,! ia ready to report on the proposed reg istration law and to make the recom-; mendations. It is also proponed tn hold ! a huge reception for the republican state officers soon lifter their inaugu- ration. I - Chioian pie at Jason Lee church New j Tfear's day. Dinner begins ut 5:30 p. m. Judge Galloway, of department No. t of toe circuit court, issued an order yesterday requiring Adolph Ditriek to pay T)0 to the clerk of the court with in 30 days. This amount is held to be due for suit money und alimony in the divorce suit now pending between Los by Ditrick and Adolph Ditrick. Take your New Year's dinner with Jason Lee Indie. Chit-ken pie and a full course dinner, beginning nt 0:311 1. in.; 33 cents. I ' Martha J. Clanfield, Addle Taylor j nd Clara Anderson are inch owners in fee simple of 1.48 part In a 645-acre tract of land situated near Oregon City, according to a decision handed down by Judge Galloway in his department of the circuit court yesterday. The above named defendants are also own ers of the same interest in certain lots in this city. The plaintiffs in the suit wore John Palmer and others. The de fendants were given the costs of the suit. Mountain honey, two combs for 25 cents, at L. M. Hoggs & Co. '9 quality grocery store Phono 311. Governor West has been petitioned for a full pardon for John B. (lotldard, Special MIDNIGHT MATINEE Tomorrow Night BLIGH Theater Don't fail to see the . Wrestling Match 10c t- The Price 10c lUnSHBSBCDM I who was convicted in the circuit court 'for Multnomah county of the crime of ! contributing to the delinquency ' of i young girls and who was paroled by the court, but Governor West does not bolieve Godilard is entitled to ;lemency at his hands, owing ta the gravity of the nature of his crime, and is cot in clined to grant him. the relief sought. Dollar watches at Stone druj store. Next Sunday W. H. Dalrymple and Jack llcrren, two well known local sportsmen, will pull off a turkey shoot at the Hauser Bros, grounds near the reform school, with turkeys, ducks, geese and chickenB as prizes for the best marksmanship. The last shooting match held at the Hauscr Bros, grounds was a success and the promoters prom ise that the next one will be nothing short of the reputation. The Maccabees Santa Claus will be at MeCornaek 's hall on . Wednesday night the 30tii. You should see him, Alfred Schramm, as he is known be hind tho bars of the JLndd t Bush bank, but "Rusty" as an athlete, will offi ciate at tho opening games of the Com : mcrcial Basketball league tonight at the Y. M. C. A. Mr. Shramm has of ficiated as referee in numerous basket ball games in this'city and will prob ably act in this capacity for tho greater part of the league games. The first I game between the Capital Business col lege team and the Koth grocery team will be called to order promptly at 8 o'clock, and the contests will be run off on schedule time. ' A meeting of the Salem Eepublican club has been called to be hell in the circuit room of the court house nt 7:30 ! o'clock this evening for the purpose of j making arrangements f.' the inaugura tion of Governor-elect .lames ithy eombe, Tho inaugural celebration, which will bo conducted under the aus pices of the Salem Eepublican club, will take place on the night of tho in auguration of the new governor by the legislative assembly, which will be either on tho night of January '1 1 or that following, and nil of the arrange ments for the program, etc., has been left to the local political organisation, and all who can possibly do so are urged to be present und take part in the arrangements. Judge Bushay decided yesterday aft ernoon, after a hearing in the matter that a guardian should be appointed for the estate of 8. T. Northcutt, of Turner, but he has not been named yet. The guardian will have the care of Mr. Northcutt's estate ender the direction of the eounty clerk but will have no control over Mr. Northcutt personally. The case attracted considerable' atten tion on account of the declared inten tion of Mr. Northcutt to marry Mrs. Louise Francis, of near Salem, and the declaration of Airs. Eva Palmertcm, the daughter ot Mr. Northcutt, that Mrs. Francis was scheming to gain control of Air. Northcutt's estate. - Consider able testimony was introduced bj both sides in tho case and the hearing re quired two days. Many an Error in Business is caused by poor eyesight; many an error could be avoided by the wearing of proper glasses. You may be a Salesman, Shipping Clerk, .Booikeep er, Manageror Proprietor no matter which, start 1915 with a NEW VISION-see clearly, have rested nerves, fewer headaches and no er rors by wearing glasses pre scribed, made and fitted by GET CHRISTMAS OITTS. - London, Dec. 30. The holi day gifts brought here from the United States by the American Christmas ship Jason were be ing distributed today to Eng lish .and Belgian war orphans. All day long streams of children passed the distribution point, receiving presents of toys, cakeB, candy and in many cases clothing. There were few manifestations of joy, how ever. The little ones were gen erally clad in black and many of the older ones were crying. The lord mayor of London presided over the distribution and a number of peeresses aid ed in the work. Miss A. McCulloch OPTOMETRIST 208-209 Hubbard Eldg. Phone 109 ;$$$$TIIE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY X I 11 w 11 i - ' ii V) Fl sraow .um i. win mat i at u i i r v w m u i n j yti w ti B V U .'. 1 k,B l! a sl Tjek rm c.m Tim m,m I ,w flj-ilfv L a MM t t Y ? J ? Y Y Y Y f I I I Y ? By just asking your friends to call and look at Calef Bros. Furniture before buying elsewhere. Quality considered, they sell for less. DOUBLE VOTES List of 10 Highest DOUBLE VOTES on the following specially priced CoiltestantsBeloW in Ur Kitchen Dept' . In-SSw0!!;!3!-K WOODMEN OF WORLD. .14,835 IJToT SmSUm tril MR. D. H. PItESNALL. . . .14 133 et Ot Dishes, QO OC I !"!!() Wnni Nan Tii-inkot t'i so bungalow CHURCH.. . .12068 Special nowat $ 5.00 Wool Nap liianket $.i.M) ioyai fiRnnt lwnnsp nnn 4.00 Wool Nap Blanket. . . .$2.80 o Vf v ATI niv i my nS TIIIS WEEK 0NLY 2.50 Cotton Blanket $1.95 NEIGHBORS 2 445 $ 1.75 Cotton Blanket 95c American yeomen!!!!! LC09 Triangular Floor Polish Comforters MRS. II. NASH 1,430 'm MOPS lart?e OC vomioriers MR. RONALD GOULD 1,420 mrp Iar8e Khp Ureatly Reduced mr. Richard ryley.... 1,100 size, special, only uut County Agriculturalist Luther J. Chanin went to Woodburu today to take part in a loeal farmers' institute i to be held in that city today and to- i morrow. Mr. Chapm will speak on the aids to the farmer and the needs and benefits of drainago at the Woodburn meeting. Farmers' institutes are also scheduled for Aurora and Silveiton this week, under the direction of the exten: siou department of the Oregon Agri cultural college. The plaintiff was given a verdict in the sum of t"i0 against the defendants in the cane of T. B. Heffloy against Clell Heyden and Will Hoyden, in the: justiee court yesterday afternoon. This suit was the reult of an entunglemeut of s(imo hay belonging to both parties in the barn belonging to the lieydens. i It appears that Heffloy iind stored Borne of nis hay in the Heyden bain and later that the Hoydens had also stored some of their own hay in the same; barn. Later they sold hoiiio of it ami the purchaser went to the b.irn and it is diiimcd got some of lief f ley's hav. The parties disagreed cm the price and tho amount of the hay. 4L0BE Today AND THURSDAY The world famous New York Hippodrome brought to your very door In motion picture for the first time In hippodroma history 10c America NEWJ0DAY One cent per word each inier- T tion. 2 Copy for advertisement! ' nn- der this heading snouia De in Dj 2 p. m. PHONE MAIN IL DRY fir wood for sale. W-2. Phone 2502- IFUUN18HED 4-room modern bungalow. l'uone 3H-3a. FOB SALE Fresh Jersey cow. lOtiO bouth Commercial. GOAT MEAT for sale; first-claBi only, l'houe 160 M. WANT Eli TO THADE Fir wood foiP shotgun. I'hoBO 34-F-21. " WANTED Two second hand aiitos for cuah. Address A. L., Journal. EOlt KENT Housekeeping rooms, 350 Bellevuo street. 1'hone 536-E. IN I1VB ACTS LOMT 1'nir rimless 1'hone 81-F-22. glasses; reward. COMING FRIDAY-SATURDAY The most talked of woman In the world today. ' EVELYN NESBIT THAW and her son William Russell Thaw in THREADS OF DESTINY Five Acts lflc HOME OF THE BEST SHOWS Use Our. Exchange Dept. and Our FREE Rent Bureau t T ? ? ? V ? ? Y T ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y J i ? ? 4 i 4M HOME i 'FURNISHERS COR. COURT & HIGH STS. v. ism Special on Dressers Special on Heaters -. ... - .V V I I CI $ 7.00 While Maple Wash Stand.. $ 4.!)." $12.50 Princess Chiffonier, special $10.8.") $21.00 Circassian Walnut Chiffonier, only. . . .$M.9r $22.50 Circassian Walnut Dresser, only $1(5.80- $22.00 Mahogany Dresser, only $17.20 $25.00 Mahojranv Dresser, onlv $1!).80 $29.00 Oak Chiffonier, only $2180 $10.00 Oak Cluffonicr, only $.'5,180 $52.00 Oak Chiffonier, only $30.80 $18.00 Heater, like cut, only $10.75 $22.50 Coke Heater, with glass door $13.1" $18.50 Coke Heater, with glass door $11.10 $17.00 Coke Heater, with glass door $12.80 $10.50 Wood Heater, with glass door $1-1.95 $1(5.50 Wood Heater, with glass door $13.10 $13.50 Wood Heater, with glass door $10.30 7.00 Wood Heater $ 5.35 $ (5.25 Wood Heater $ 4.20 EXCHANGE DEPT. We allow you the highest price on your umm) Furnitut In exchange on new. List Your House With Us STC FREE 'A .A. A A 4 A 4. A A A A A wml nttiAiivi mm r i tw-ii t , a a. a uvvvvvvwvw nn ihai ai.s iuu aiuinjx :: w V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T f T T Y f ?. Y Y Y t Y v. I f T t. i Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y. ? Y Y Y f Y Y Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y X Y Y Carl M. Kennedy, secretary of the stallion retiitratioii boni'd, it nnxion-'i to promote n eolt show in this city, and has aslied the co-operation of the Snleni commercial club and the local mr?rs to juisli the affair. The pur pose of the colt show an outlined by Mr. Kennedy i to providc.nn im entive for tho KrowlI,K and jtordnction ("t" good horses and to provide a meeting place where the stallion owners and stock j miners niny get together. It is pro-i posed to have selected n competent ! jmlg'i wiio will be able to give tutist'ac tioi to all cntuMits it ii t whoso criticism, will prove a benetit to the misers of I colts. As yet. the commercial club has! When undecided insure with Wright, taken no action in the matter, but us -7o State street. 1'hone 30. the --how would not be held unti! spring! o 1'HliSH Jersey cow, heifer calf, milka 32 lbs. per day; cheap. 1417 Market. Ill LI. Y-218. -Expert window cleaner. Phono NUMUKH 1 large sire wood, $-i per cord. 1'hone 2249. !nd growth fir Maple, $4.00. FOK HKNT--Two well furnished rooinn for housekeeping. Inquire 4'Jl iortb, Cottage. ItEFJiNKi) motherly woman wants chil dren or infant to board; reasonable. l'hone 2.01!-J-o. WANTED, for cash, ouo horse, wngo and harness. CI. O. Boycc, 17Ui5 S. 1'OK HEM' Seve.n-riwni house, 78ii North Jjiherty. iiiiuirc W. Tennol, (I3 North Liberty. cases which have been under investiga tion at their hands. KOK SALE OK TKADK tll'DO equity in "i-rium bungalow; easy terms. W. O. I)., euro Journal. KOlt WALK Household furniture, pi ano; would prefer someone who would take all. 1177 X. Commercial street. FOR KHXT Store building at 134 North Liberty street. Incpiiro nt Koth (iroccry Co., -lit! Stale street. there is plenty of time to take up the proposition should the farmers ami stockmen in this cmumtnity show suf ficient interest in the matter. Circuit Judge Kelly will hold court tomorrow in tlii.s county to hear a num ber of motions and demurrers and to transact other legal business prepaia tory to the opening of the Jnnuary ses sion of the circuit court, it is also probable that the grand jury will make a report at this time on n ntnnln Trert Kurtz has just had completed n new house and bam nn his 50-nere fruit farm, two miles north of town, Contractor A. J, Anderson having had charge of the work. Later on .Mr. Kurtz will build n fruit drier and make other improvements. Sl'l'HS WANTKP Highest cn-h price paid for good Bmbalik and Early Hose potatoes. J. 1'. Dressier, l'hoiiu 70-K-2. & - I Friday and Saturday EVELYN NESBIT THAW And Her Son William Russell Thaw THREADS DESTINY 10c Continuous fliow' 2 till 11 p. in. "Home of Best Shows" Now registering. Pupils are now rcg istcring Jor work nt tho Capital Busi ness college. The principal will be in his office each afternoon this week to of talk to any who are inteiestei. Corner ' High and Terry street. - iuy an I night sessions. Earl South, a well-known cat pouter of the city, met a serious uccident Sat urday, afternoon when he severed wo of the principal leaders of his loir, hand while at work. Tho injury is likely to lay him up for some time. The local fanners' Institut", under the direetion of the Oregon AgKcultur al college and Luther ,1. Chapiu, coun ty agriculturalist, .begun this morning at the rooms of the balein Commercial club, to continue for two day.', dm iug tomorrow afternoon. The s eakers on tjday's program were W. S. Brown, of the department of horticulture of ). A. ir, and C. ('. Lamb, at the depart ment of poultry husbandry. M. drown gave a lecture this morning on "fruit Marketing and .Marketing Associa tions," anil this afternoon at 2 c 'clock donductcd a pruning demonstration oil some trees nnw this city. ,Ir. Lamb spoke in "The llatious and Methods of I'ceding Poultry" nml on "1'onltiy l-'eeding and Management. " Tomor row's program is as lollows: ILild hl a. in., registration and announcements; It' ll a. in., small fruits, W. S. Hicwn: II 12 a, m., euro mid marketing of poultry products, (', ('. Lamb; 1-2 p. m., lionising poul'ry, C. C. Ijitnb; 2-4 p. in., pruning demonstration, W. y. Miowu. 8NAP o acres just outside city limits on car line; must be sold before .Inn nary I on account of settlement of estate. I'lune liii.'4. WAM'KII .Middle-aged or elderly lady of refinement for light housework. Call January 1st or .'Ird, or in ever- ings, at I2"iS Cheiiieketn street. 1'hoiioV 121-H. Kill! SALE "(I acres 4 miles from Sa lem, Ore.; good for raising m-ain oi dairying or fruit, much, $1.10 an acre. For further infiirtiiiilion iiupih'0 ol the Daily Capital Journal. i WANTED Auto ami house in S'nlcm in exi'hange for good acreage between I'oilland ami Snleni nil in ciiltlvatiuii. Also Portland property fur acreage. See Mu-dcrson. Jacob Compinv, 207 llubbaid bldg. ' . DIE Kl-NDSc.iAl'T der Dentschea Leuto wird gafaelligst gewenscht. Wir spiechen Deutsch. San Francis co I.ifo Insuriiiieo Co., II. L. Willsoi', district malinger. A. Ilnlileman, 1( cal ngent, ill .North High street. 1 am in the market for all kinds of second baud goods. J. N. Shnntz, 5th and Market streets. Theno 503-W. THE principal of tile Capital Ilusinesit college will be ia his office eni-h aft ernoon this week to talk to ray who are interested in beginning a course next week. Pnv and night session. New location High and Ferry sts. WANTED Work by n married man with four children; resident of Patent. Is handy with tools, or about t It house. Will work very rhenp for the winter. Address J. V. I.'., Journal. IKK SIKMITIMI match, to be held at llnii ser's shooting grounds, near Mute school, Sunday, January Hid; geese, ducks, chickens. Shells for sale on grounds. Everybody Invited. En trance" loc and 2"ic'. Conducted by Jack llerrea nud W. U. Dalrymple. FIRST TIME TODAY BLIGH Theatre V Opening episode of Harold MacGrath's story of ZUDORA The most wonderful photoplay of the age. Two reels. See it every WEDNESDAY ami THURSDAY. IMU'MNO time is here, if you have work that you want done either pruning or grafting by nil exper ienced party, who will gnsrantee re sults, leave your orders with the Cap ital City Nursery company. Phone 75. SEW NO MACI11N ES Now Is you7 time to bay a sewing machine. Wo nre givimr Xmns sales, flood sowing machines f:l up; diop '.lend inncliinen ns good as new, JI3..1U. binger of fice, 0-10 State street. IWdrMufa R "THE L;AST OF THE LINE" A border drama in two parts. "THE LOVE THIEF" A Keystone comcdy-the world's best. 10c NEVER HIGHER 10c The Show That Always Tleases the Tcople. Special New Korean City Restaurant Bpnnlsh Chicken, Hot Tnuulcs, ChlU Con Carne, Chop Suey Noodlci 420 Ferry Street When In SATEM, CKEOON, atop l BLIGH HOTEL Strictly Modern Free ud Private Baths. RATES 75c, 11.00, 1M PER DAT. The only hotel In the business district Nearest to all Depots, Theatres nd Capitol ButldliuJS. A Home Away from Home, T. O. BLIOII, Prop. Both Fhcuei Free Auto Sua. CoiiU actor A. J, Amiorsou U Just Hi1 ishing the new tower at the girls' in dnstrinl school. t will be ulili.ed in. furnishing a supply tf water fur tin institution. I,
