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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, DEC. 24, 1915. i 1 I All Around Town WE WISH YOU 1 EIGHT A Merry Christmas . and a HAPPY NEW YEAR ittttttttittttt8ttttti& Sr. Mendlesocn will be at bis office January 1, 1916. tf The Spauldiug Logging company mill and all offices will observe tho holiday tomorrow. M Mil U 'J sv ,WslPswSSf ilia Mm iiiwifil 1 ; f The season of the year prompts us to extend a j , L' if , Christmas greeting of good cheer and a happy and " i e n ' 'Jr j prosperous New Year to everyone. I li 4 OPEN TONIGHT I Kfw UNTIL 8:30 . We Wish You THE MERRIEST XMAS EVER and THE HAPPIEST AND MOST PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR REINHARTQ QUALITY SHOES Phone 700 TAXI SERVICE Cars for any time of day or eight. Good Oaraga in connection for Btorage of cars. Reasonable Bates. SALEM TAXI CO. Garage OPEN ALL NIGHT. 210 State Street. ;Watcii-and i'cJEWELRY Also ft Nice Line Jewelry. KARL NEUOF.BAUEB Masonic Bldg, SJIE WAS FROM MISSOURI, New York Iec, 24. Frank Pluszyk, a laborer, showed Uis wife who's skip per of his flat. Pins.ky m tnkpti to a hospital af or trying to discipline Ills mate. Poc tors sny he'll reeovod, but may bo dir. r.y for a week. mi Christ mas Dance af Armory TOMORROW NIGHT, DEC. ' We thank you for your patronage and will en deavor as always to give the best values, courteous and efficient service to our customers. Druggists Will Not Sell Whiskey After New Years Brandy, whiskey, gin or wine will not be Bold by t lo Salem druggists after January 1, as it will bo illegal to sell whiskoy or brandy in any form, even on a physician's jirt-sori)lion. As the now law stands, tho physician cannot legally prescribe spirituous liquors, and oven if ho did, it would avail nothing as tho druggists in Sulem sny positively that spirituous liitioi's will not bo sold or curried in stock, fn many prohibi tion states, druggists are allowed to sell liquors, but In the new Oregon prohibi tion law, 110 one can sell. The new law appears to have legislated tho doctors entirely out of tho question, as tlioso who recoivo thuir liqutor from a com mon carrier, such as an express com pany, or railroad, will swear to affidav its already prepared by tho express or railroad company. If those who have been accustomed to using liquor as a medicine, feel that they will continue to need the simulant after tho first of the year, a druggist has suggested that such pintles either lay In a supply at once, or depend upon tho two quarts nllowed every four woeks. Tho samo druggist is emphatic in his statement that whiskey or any spirituous liquors will not bo curried in stock by Sulom druggists, and there Is a question as to whether they will hnnillo ethyl alcohol, , Buy now while tho buying Is good, or after New Yonr's day, tho family limit will bo two quarts each successive four weeks, Is tho suggestion offered by a druggist who knows. STORM CAUSED WRECK. .Toplin Mn., loc. 1!4. One jiersnn was killed anil 28 in jured when a south bound Missouri, Oklahoma ami Gulf train crushed into standing Frisco train at tiaton, Kansas, today iu a blinding snowstorm, I 25, SPOT DANCES, SHOWER DANCES, SPLENDID, ORCHESTRA MUSIC. I Arrival of Daughter Costs State $838.97 When Walter II. Howell was caught in a belt nnd killed at The Dalles, July '20, the Stutu Industrial Accident com mission set uside $7,1)57 to provide for tho widow and forgot about it except as a matter ot recom hut JSovcmlier i n daughter was born to the widow and the increase in the family caused the commission to set aside .fSXS.07 to pro vido $(i per month until the new girl is 10 years of age. Howell was em ployed by the Manchester Lumber com pany and his caso came under the pro visions of tho commission. A similar caso of a posthumus heir confronted tho commission onco before but nt that time it was twins which enme to bless tho homo of the departed and it cost tho state fund nearly $1,000 to pro vido for tho extra one. Mrs, Mamie Wyatt, wife of Edward Wyatt, was operated on yesterday for appenuicitis at tlie Willamette (sana torium and today is repotted to be mak ing satisfactory progress towards recov ery. The 14 employes of the Roth Grocery will enjoy Christmas day in their own peculiar way, as all will be enjoying themselves moving to their new quar ters on Liberty street, Monday morn ing, the store will bo doing business in its new quarters, thoroughly equipped with everything that is modern. A quartette choir, composed of Mrs. Percy Cupper, Miss Hodge, William Mc fiilehrist, Sr., and Albert Uille, will furnish tlio inushie tomorrow morning for tho Christmas observance of DeMo lay Comninndery, No. fi, Knight Tern lur, at tho Masonic temple. The Oregon theatre has entered into tho prevailing Christmas spirit to make tlio children happy and Christmas will givo a free show to all children under tho ago of H years. Tho show will be gin promptly at 12 o'clock nud continue until 1:15 and will include a regular program, including a Charlie Chaplin reel. Twenty-four carriors are carrying out lis fast us possible the thousands of parcel post packages nml letters arriv ing at the Sulcm postoffice for its citi zens and those living close to the city on the rural routes. The Christina's spirit seems to be growing, as the local business is much heavier than one year ago. Thursday, 1)00 parcels were deliv ered, and today, fully 1,200 were sorted and started ou their ways to cheer the hearts of those who wero wondering whether Hio expected present would ar rive. Undo Hum is mindful of his own, and Christinas tho city as well as the rural routes will receive one delivery of mail. )c ))c" kt)t)())C)t)()t)C)())tft)(l(c & Come to the BAKER HOUSE K Tor Your Christmas Dinner 25c Good Service 25c 845 Terry Street Bix Xmas dance at armory Saturday night, i'cerlcss orchestra. 50c. C. L. Sperling will attend the wed ling tomorrow evening nt Independ ence of his niece, Miss Koweua Sper ling, to Walter r.arl Uiloert. No. 619 is the lucky number for the $75 rnge given away at Salem Hard ware company. Since yesterday morning, the river bus fallen one foot and four inches. The stage now is 14.1 feet above low water mark. Masquerade dance, tonight, Ryan's hall. Dr. Stone's drug stors. - The Cherrian Christmas tree in the court house yard will lie lighted this evening and decornted in the proper holiday spirit. Tho tree will be lighted each evening until New Year's day. Before placing your crintin order. Phono 2179. Fuller Printing Concern. tf Rev. N. J. Lund, of the Nazarine church, from McMinnville, will preach in the (.amnions .Mission, 12-11 State street, this evening and tomorrow even ing at i :J0 ami on Sunday at 3 p. m. Dr. R. T. Mclntlre, pnyslclan and (urgeon, 214 Masonic bldg. Phone 440. J. O. B. Twinkle Star is registered at the Capital hotel. He is from Wash ington Btnte, received many prizes for his Holstein cattle at San Francisco, and is here for tlio holidays, visiting friends ou Howell's Prairie. Dr. Stone's Drug store. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Yantia and laughter, Constance, of Portland, will spend the holidays jn the city, the guests of Mrs. 8. K. l'antis. Mr. Yan- tis expects to leave. in a few days for Minneapolis, Minnesota, on business. Electric baths and massage under your physician's directions. N. N. 1m us, 218 Hubbard Bldg. Phone 553, tf The turkey business was good this season, say the markets and grocers, and the chance aro that if the Christ mas turkev has not been provided for by this evening, some other bird be sides a turkev will havo to provide for me iirisimns unnquct. The White Swan Dairy lunch will serve special Xmas dinners. The firemen were remembered today by Winthrop Hammond, owner of the loggery tor tho efficient manner in which they handled the fire when the Toggery burned last week. But for the prompt work of tho firemen, tho entire store would have been destroyed. The boys are now smoking some fine cigars Don't forget to get him a box of La ( oroua cigars. He will enjoy them. A committiie has hern nnnnlnM tiv Andrew J. Anderson, exalted ruler of tne r.ise, to make arrangements for tho visit of tho local lodge to McMinn ville on the evening of Thursday, January 1.1, when tno Salem officers will have chargo of tho initiations at McMinnville. Masquerade dance, tonight, Ryan's nau. The Cow Testing association Of Ma rion county did not complete its organ ization yesterday, on nccount. of the failure of Trot. W. A. Barr, of the O. A. C. to appear. Those interested were depending upon Trof. Burr civine nrnc- j tieul information regarding the bcsl I means of perfecting the organization. Dr. Asseln, Dentist, Salem Bank of i Commerce Bldg. The Rev. Harry E. Marshall, pastor of the First llniitist church, will nrench ,his farewell sermon next Sunday morn : ing. The first of the year, Mr.' Marsh lull will take up his ovnngelistie, work, .beginning with two weeks in Portland, and from there to Baker City. His time has already been engaged up to July 1 of next year. I The United Artisan drill clrls ore planning another of their enjoyable dunces to be held nt Mooso hull on Wednesday evening, December "Uth, Seventy-five baskets, each contain ing enough groceries for a Christmas dinner for n family of five wero scut out today by the Salvation Army, Cup tain J. L. Kelso in command. Tho army was able to send Christinas cheer to this number of families through tho generosity of Saleni citizens who gave the groceries as well as cash contribu tions. The Christinas tree nud enter tainment of the Salvation Army will be held at the barracks next Tuesday evening, Several of the Van Winkles, whose ancestors wero prominent in the early history of New York and mentioned frequently by Washington Irving in his Knickerbocker history of New York, will hold a family reunion In Tortliiad tomorrow, when Dr, J. 0. Vnn Winkle and wife, and I. H. Van Winkle, assist ant attorney general of this city, nnd J. S. Van Winkle and wife n f.Mbnny meet at the homo of the. Rev. I. X. Van Winkle. The Christmns program of Castle Chupcl, United Brethren, will be rend ered by the choir Sunday evening nt 7:15. "White tilfts for ' the King," features the entertainment. Those wishing to make gifts to the needy of the community will please have your packages wrapped in white. Those wishing to remember the rhildren of the United Brethren Orphanage may do so in the giviug of cash, put in white envelopes with name of donor. All welcome to this program. Masquerade dance, tonight, Ryan's hall, Monday, January 3, 1016, has been definitely decided us the evening of the Cherrian banquet nud initiations. This announcement is made on the authority of the general committees, as there was an impression that the great event would tnko place Tuesday. .Monday is the night and the entertainment coni- uiitii-u nun propuieu a program, wincli they claim will put iu the shade the famous initiations of two years ago. Tomorrow nromises to be n niiiot il.iv down town. The industrial unit of the city on Front street will close down to night, the banks of course will nil ob serve the legal holiday, a few of the grocers will stay open for perhaps nil hour or so, the butcher shops will dose with perhaps one or two exceptions, and every store in the general retail line nni ou cioseu irum a :.u tins evening until Mondliv morninrr Th.i .li-mr af,...., and news stands will remain open and mo postoirice will muke one delivery, with tllO L'Cllei'lll ileliveiv nml o;,. window open from S until 10 o'clock. TI.An. I!..! . - 1 ouo living on rural routes will receive their niuil us usual. The Ornheus Main flhiiri,o pliil. will be host to Hie wives and sweethearts of the members of the club nt their club rooms in the Hubbard building Monday evening. The musical numbers of the evening will be in the wuv of im promptu offerings. The Orpheus male chorus was organized last January with a membershin of !v nn.i 'i... .. -v ,,,, ,mn u membership of 30 nnct includes among nn uiiiiiiiii-m inniiv or tne nest singers in the city. The chorus line tuli..,, ,.,., ;,, many of the prominent niusicnl events ui mo yeur ami is now recognized us one of the permanent musical organiza tions of the city, linn V. T.iingPiiberg is director nnd ' A. L. Wallace business manager. The Cherrian nnlHt of rll,,cr im,.i . v. Ulli 1.' L mns presents to some child who might possiniy lie torgotteu seems to be catch ing as all dny the committee in charge of the Cherrian nlnna nt ntvinfr k ., v.- sieged by many good fellows who want- w uo Bomeiuiiig ror tne children of needy parents. Tho Cherrian plan of giving this year, which was extended to muiiy iiiioiner gooa reiiow, was to se cure the nnme of a child that should be remembered, and PI VP til A lifimn oiwl n1. dress to a Cherrinn, who would at once rcmeniDer tne ctnia with some appropri ate gift. By this means, over 100 chi' dren received remembrances in the wav of a suitublo present and a snck of candy for good measure. C. K. Know land, Arthur R. Wilson and Fred K Mongis have had charge of the Cher rian Christmns tree, nnd the jilnn of giving to tho children, and it has been through their efforts, seconded by the generous spirit of the Cherrinns and good fellows thnt hundreds of Salem children will be mode hai.fv this even ing. COURT HOUSE NEWS ) 0. A. Noyes wag appointed today by Judgo Bushey as administrator of the estate of F. L. Pound, who died in this county November 13, leaving persoua) property to tho value of WOO. The heirs aro Kmma Pound, the widow, and B. F. Pound, of Snlem; Mrs. Gilbert, of Port land; 0. T. Pound, a sou at Aunisville. and three other daughters, A decree was handed down by Judge Onllowav todiiv in the cnn nt tim Wll- City Lumber company against J. K. viun nun who nun a number of others w ho hnvo eluims against the Crow prop erty. Bv the flei-rnn tlio Pnll i:i,. Lumber company secures judgment uKimiKi me uereiKiniit in the sum Of $1,008.05 with if 100 attorney's fees and costs, timber Bros, secured' ft judgment intho sum of iflil7.(l5 with costs nnd at torney's fees of fcl.S. A lien upon lots ono nnd two (in ..ii lr.nua 1 1 ..... ordered foreclosed. Tim liickiuan, who was arrested in Portland with Clarence and Dewey Mo Klruth on n charge of stealing bicycles, was released by Judge Bushey yester day upon the lad's promise, to be good in tho future. The McElrnth liovs pleaded guilty to the charge of stealing tho bicycles and were bound over to i await the action of the grand juiyl minor .T.wu nouns, niciiniuu was under 17 years of ago nnd his case was turned over to the juvenile court, A mnrringn license was issued today to William shearer, who is engaged iii the lumber business in Kurekn, Cali fornia, nml Gertrude Margaret Crossus, a Salem clerk. County School Superintendent W. M.' Smith and Supervisor Druilctte Hltunded, tho I hristuios exercises at the Mission, Bottom school last night. They reKrt an excellent program and a Christmas tree under the supervision of Miss May Bollier, the teacher. An answer filed in the circuit court yesterday in tho case of the Studebnlier Bros. Company Northwest, against Tho exceptional success of my Coffee department is due to the correct scientific blending and roasting by ouo who knows how. , l V l The Store of Housewares, WM. GAHLSDORF 135 N. Liberty St. Thone 67 It and invite you to become one of our many Satisfied Patrons It G. W. Johnson & Co. WE WISH OUR PATRONS AND FRIENDS A Merry Christmas amjaflii'i'tftiiiiHina George Swegle, states that tho plaintiff! sold the buggy in question to W. H. Kaster. Mr. Sweglo says he purchased; the buggy from Easter and did not: know that there was any lien ngninst it. Grant Corby is attorney for the defendant. ' I Benton B. Short has brought suit in the circuit court against George A. Euel to collect $2100 alleged due on a contract. The complaint states that the plaintiff placed a sawmill on the land of tho defendant near Stnyton and agreed to cut 100,000 feet of lumber nnd thnt the defendant was to pay for the lumber in logs nt 1 per thousand. WE WISH YOU ALL A MERRY XMAS ' 4 AND ' A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR fT?T!T1TfTTT1TTTT?T TTtt TTTTTTTTtTTTTTTTTtMIMIHIT 4-m-f A Merry Christmas Wm. Gahlsdorf -Mt-M--M-4 4- 4 H M The plninliff alleges that the defendant failed to comply with the agreement and that by reason of this he lost $2100 altogether. V. A. Goode and V. f. Win-dow are attorneys for the plaintiff. The will of K. Clara Martin Morgan, deceased, was admitted to prohnto to day and Thomas B. Morgan was ap pointed executor by County Judgi Bushey. The petition states tint tho estate consists of real property in Douglas county valued at floOO and that Thomas B. Morgan, the husbantl of the deceased, is the only heir to tho estate. --4-4-4-4- - The Store of Housewares 4