THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY, DEC. 29, 1915.
THREE
O.S.P.
NO BRIDGE PLANS
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Dale
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Means a Complete Clean-up a Complete Clearing of the
shelves and counters. We are determined not to carry
over stocks from one season to another.
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT
Owing to Early Habits Cur
tain Goes Up at 6:30
Public Is Invited
Our Window Display
Will give you an idea of determination that is behind
Our Annual January Clearance Sale. No reserve every
thing must go. All we ask is to come and look through
this big store. You'll surely find something in Wear
ables, Groceries or Housekeeping Goods. This is the month
when profits cut no figures. The prices on every article
in the Big Store will be sliced down to the lowest rock
bottom to make a complete January Clean-Up.
THE GREATER
lea
Salem's Only Complete Dept. Store.
Ch
Store
Phone 179
Owing to the fact that the perform
ers are accustomed to retiring early,
the O. S. P. minstrels to be given
Thursday evening at the' penitentiary
j by the inmates, will bsgin shortly af
ter d:ju o i mock
The entertainment will begin with
the singing by the entire east of the
song, "Listen to That Dixie Band,"
to lie followed by the best vocal talent
to be secured under the circumstances.
"Terrible Towser," the farce com
edy will be presented in part two of
the evening's entertainment. In elud
ed in this part of the bIiow is a, juggling
act, popular magician stunts, tho
"Haunted llouso'.' and other vaudo
ville features.
Including the costntner and electri
cian and tne orchestra of ten, the com
pany putting on the show numbers 36.
kvervtlunir has been arrnnecd in mini
liar minstrel show style, and as the in
i mates of the pen saw the show last
wecR, tne seating capacity of the audi
torium will be reserved entirely for the
public. And to place the entertain
ment fund in a little better condition,
tho public attending will be asked to
contribute -j cents each.
Suggestive of tho slogan, "Try Sa
lem first," the program states that
all costumes used in the production
were made in the prison tailor shop by
inmate tailors.
Tho program is as follows:
OLIO
1. Farce Comedy "Terrible Towser"
"Doddy," young man about town ....
; -. Martin
"Jerry," colored Stewart on vaca
tion LnRoso
"Willie," School boy Olivor
2. "The Premier Four,"
Graham, Woodward, Moriarty,
Stanley.
13. Juggling Extraordinary
Johnson, Uordon
4. "Her and Him".... Donville, Fostor
Featuring the great song hits:
"I Found Yon Among the Roses."
"Some Beautiful Morning."
"Dancing the Jelly Rojl."
.j. ine ropuiar Magician
L. 0. McDonnld
6. "Tne Haunted House." A Mid
night Episode in Salem's Colored
Quarter.
.Clarence White Astorbilt, from
somewhere Graham
Jeremiah Worthless Washington
Leo, from nowhere Moriarty
"IT", the old boy himself llealey
.intermission.
Selection Orchestra
Grand I'inale'omedv Burlesque Hevue
First Part.
Opening Chorus Entire Cast
"listen to That Dixie Band."
0UT"13C0NS!DERED
Board of Viewers finds Dif
ficult Task of Making
final Selection
The board of viewers are looking
over the details of the plans for a new
Dnage across the river at this place
today and it is likely that it will be
several days before they make a final
decision in the matter. Today each en
giner who submitted plans is given a
short time to fully explain his draw
ings and the particularly good points of
his design. The final estimates of the
cost of the bridge has not yet been
compiled by the viewers and the state
highway engineers and before the
award is made all of the estimates will
be figured up on the same basis.
In all 13 full sets of plans were
considered by tho viewer and this
board stated today that the report. that
only five plans would be finally con
sidered is wholly untrue and made out
Of whole cloth. None of the plans will
be thrown out as intimated in this
morning's paper but. only 13 sets of
plans were found to comply with all of
the requirements of the highway de
partment. Thus one of the 1.3 plnns will
finally be selected but all 13 will bo
considered.
The viowers state that the number of
plans shown indicates that fw.j of the
best engineers in the northwest are in
terested in the Salem bridge and that
a first class structure is to be erected
and also that the requirements of this
bridge have been given earful consider
ation by the engineers and gome excel
lent designs in both concrete and steel
have been submitted.
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Mrs. Meyers Tells Story
of Assault By Kemp
Good, Warm, Kosy and
Comfy
Overcoats
for these cold days
Our entire line of Overcoats
greatly reduced
Priced at
$5
$10
$15
Our Store is the Men and
Boys' Store
You can buy for less and every purchase is Guaranteed
to be satisfactory.
ItUtt-tflllllll
Brick Bros.
Corner State and Liberty Salem. Oregon
Commission Merchant
js Out Leaving
Bad Checks Behind
A large number of shippers are par
ticularly anxious today to know the
exact whereabouts of one W. H. Kilbeo
of the firm of W. H. Kilbeo & Co., of
Hiilem,, who recently had offices at 247
State street. It appears that Kilbce
represented himself to be a commission
company and bought all kinds of farm
produce through tho valley. Ho operat
ed mostly outside of Salem and as far
south as Eugene. Ho had farm pro
duce shipped to him in this city and
then re-shipped it to Portland commis
sion bouses whore it was cashed by Kil
in ensh.
That was the last heard of Kilbce and
several peoplo in this vicinity would
liko to meet him for a few minutes'
conversation.
The Weather a Year Ago Today.
Clear. Temperature, High 60, Low 40
remember Laxative Bromo Quinino
cures n cold in one day. There is only
one "Bromo Quinine." Look for sig
nature E. W. GROVE. 2uc.
Job Harriman Argues
In Defense of Schmidt
Los Angeles, Cal Dec. 29. Araninz
for tho defense in the M. A. Schmidt
murder trial today, Attorney Job liar-
.;...nn lnanl..
boc, meanwhile he paid the producers itll6 aeged dynamitors face to see for
for it n checks. In all it is reported l themselves, he said, that its left side
by the Bhcriff that $57tf worth of bad!waB not B(.arrcd like tiie contenance
cnecKs nave ueen uiainuuiea. of the man who bought explosives at
Today five dressed hogs were shipped (Giant, California, just before the Times
iruui uuu county 10 oiuum cuiisigncu 10 . building Was blown up.
iv. a. ivuueo a vo., out as me linn
l?ong
' You'd Never Know
Home Town of Mine.
LaKose
That Old
no longer exists the hogs were shipped
back to the owner. When Kilbce camo
to Halnin ho deposited $800 in cash in
the Salem Bank of Commerce and
checked against tliis amount for somo
time. On December 24 he drew out
all of his cash balance and departed.
A farmer living at Brownsville in Linn
county had sold some eggs to a Port
land commission firm. Kilbce offered
the farmer a higher price which was
accepted. In due timo tho Portland firrr
called up tho Brownsville man inquiring
about the eggs and woro told that the
eggs had been sold to a new firm
When asked if he had received his
money for them the Brownsville man
answored that he bad not and was ad
vised to hasten to do so. He hurrieH
to Portland and on December 24 ar
rived there at tho commission house in
time to meet Kilbee there. He demand
ed bis money and got it from Kilbee
Long Trouble Yielded
lo This Medicine
If you are suffering; with serious
lung trouble. It will pay to fully In
vestigate Eckman'i Alterative, a
remedy which has caused many rn-
aovarles. On. follows: '
6X13 (Jlrara At, Phil.., Pa.
Ontli la the winter at
1R03 I kat an attack of Grippe, fol
lowed r I'aeamoala and later by
l.nnc Troable la the winter at
I MM I had a eouah, nlakt aweata,
fever aad railed quantities at awfnl-leoklna-
atnir, aad later I had bub?
aemorrnnaea, at oae time three la,
three aneeeaalva dnra Three phvat
etaae treated ate. I waa ordered 1m
the awaatalae, hat did not no. HVk.
eaaa's Alterative waa reeoataieaded
BT a friend. After takla a aaiall
anaatlty I had the Href nolet nlahr-a
Bleep far weeka M f Improvement
wna marked from the flrat. I anlne4
atrenath aad weight aad appetite,
I never had aaothrr kamarrhaae aad
any eouak aradaally leaaeaed aatll
entirely aeae. 1 am perfectly well."
(Abbreviated.)
(Aadartt) ANNIR F. I.OVOHRA1V.
Eckman'i Alterative Is most lllca,
eloue In bronchial eatarrh and se
ver throat and Inna; affections and
UP-bulliJIng the system. Contain
no harmful or habit-forming- drucca.
Anrant no auhatltuta. Hmall alia il!
raKUlax Ilia, 11. Bold by lending
wnu ;
Harriman pointed out many alleged
flaws in tho stnto's case, and accused
prosecution representatives of gross un
fairness, District Attorney Woolwine
grinned broadly during these attacks.
A crowd fought for admittance to
the courtroom, filled the hall of records
corridors and tho street outside the en
trance. Attorney Harriman is the socialist
who made- such a close run for mayor
of Los Angoles Bevoral year ago. A
powerful orator, ho strode up and down
beforo th jury box, his long, black
hair disheveled, shouting his belief in
Schmidt's innocence. Ho claimed the
defense had established an absolute ali
bi, and attempted to tear tho prosecu
tion's mass of circumstantial evidence
to shreds.
No Conscription Until
.America Is Licked
Washington, Dec. 2& "There will be
no conscription in America until we are
licked by a first class power, as we
will be some day," declared Chairman
Chamberlain of the sonato military
committee today. "To prevent eon
scription by university military edu
cation is our immediate, principal need.
"I favor such preparedness as will
enable the country to defend itself in
time of need, particularly in the time
I fc"n England has swept our commerce
from the seas, when Germany is
: troyine the lives of our citizens, and
---ri '"""n is ready at any time to re.
lent Americans' assumption that the
i Jnnnnee are not our equals."
Chamberlain is father of a bill pro
I vidlne for the universal military train
j ing which he suggests thia nation needs.
his method, however, is vastly differ
ent from conscription, though it in
volves an idea of compulsion.
Storm Warnings Sent
From Maine to Mexico;1
New York,. Dec. 20 While storm
warnings flushed out today from the
Gulf of Mexico to Muinc, storm tossed
vessels crept into port, while those al
ready in, hesitated to depart . Alarm
for the Greek liner Thessalonika, in
troublo off Nantucket lightship, in
creased, for it is believed that she must
penetrate tho worst of the gnle to reach
port.
Western Pennsylvania and western
New York were storm bound and a
dozen towns were isolated.
Sleet and Snow.
Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 29. Heavy
sleet, turning to biiow, isolated fowns in
Ohio today and cut off tolephone and
telegraph lines.
A crowded street car jumped tho slip
pery rnils at a bridge here but stopped
nt a curbing on the edge of a' 75 foot
drop.
ng Toster
JSorwny."
Gordon
Hherman Said
Sea.
Song ....
If War Is Wlint
It Mas."
ong
"O'er the Billowy
Moriarty
"When Old Bill Bailey riuvs the
Ukulele."
Sng Oinlmtn
"When 1 Leave tho World Bo
hind." Finale Knlire Cast
"I Think We've Oot Another
Washington.''.
Tableau
Intermission.
Overture Orchestra
"Remick's Hits"
which Willamette has lined up for this
senson.
Tho '15 class basketball team nro all
Portland, Or., Dec. 29. Mrs. Myers, in town now and it is possible that they
aged 19, toilny identified a photograph; will play the varsity in a tiny or so. The
of Evan B. Kemp, a farm hand, as that '15 'era had a fast teum last year and
of tho man who assaulted and shot her they will be able to hold the regulurs
yesterday afternoon. Deputy sheriffs to u closo score in a practice came as
are watching every train and ship which all are coaching high school teams this
leaves, i ortiami and police are search- ;ar ana consequently understand the
ing the city for Kemp. new rulings.
Mrs. Myers was married Thanksglv- Dr. Dbuey has started a new idea at
ing day to O. H. Myers, a young farmer Willamette, of putting out a illiim
of Oreshani.
Tho young woman had sufficiently
recovered from her rough treatment to
ette calendar. It has a largo cut of
baton hall and a 1910 calendar of '
months. Ob tho back is printed a con-!
Makes Your Stuffed,
Germ-laden, Catarrhal
Head Clear as a Bell
Cripple Communication.
St. Louis, Mo., Dec. 29. Sleet and
crippled communications east of here.!1' 'Le ".vomei Pocket inhaler clnhgcd
prostrated wires
layed trains.
When yon wake in tho morning
plagued with the tortures of head colds
and catarrh, head, noso and throat
stopped up, air passages clogged with
obnoxious catarrhal diseharucH that
have collected during tho nicht and
you can hardly breathe just put a
day to tell her stor-. She was wulkiug vineing articlo entitled, "College grnd
to the home of a friend a few blocks nation as a Prerequisite to tho Profes- j
distance when she met Kemp, she said, sionnl Course." These cnlentlnrs will be j
He seized her nnd tried to carry her Kiven out to "'6 students nnd friends of
away. Sho fought desperately. Finally ,ha university. Over 3,000 have been
Kemp thrust her head into a deep pud- lrlntca so there will be an' ample sup
die to quiet her. . Still fight iirp, he car- VV tot all.
ried her to his cabin, a block away.1 I),r- Dony 1B "t Medford, Ore., thin'
Mrs. Myers does not remember when weck attending a stato teachers' con-
she was shot. The last she remembers "'"'f ? V'1 l! Da"l '" ,irst l,nrt
she was still struggling.
It was dark wlien the regained con
sciousness. She was naked and weak
from loss of blood. She pulled a blank
et arouixl herself and crawled from the
cabin. The road was frozen and tho
ground covered with a thin film of
snow. On her hands and knees she
dragged hersolf nearly 100 yards,
screaming for help. Then she lost con
sciousness again.
She lav naked in th
of the weck for tho opening of school,
which is luestlay, January 4.
Paalus To Manaffe
Salem Fruit Union
(Continued trom rage One.)
loganberries in packages to over 2,000
retail stores in the mist, venr nnd thu
(mow long i9 exclusive of tho hnndreds of retnil
enough for Kemp's special delivery hit- morchiints that have been supplied by
ter to reach Sheriff Hurlbnrt, and long wholesale jobbers and tho union was
enough for the sheriff to eover the nine instrumental in inducing the northwest
miles between portlunu and urcsnam in i r nut i"
an automobile.
Saloon Becomes a
Nuisance After 12
o'Clock P. M. Dec. 31
roducts coinnanv to enter the
loganoerry juice industry which prom
ises to absorb a large part of the green
crop and opon a new market for tho
berries.
The record of l.lin Vninn nnil flm ro.
mnrkablo growth of tho association plT'
shows that it has done more toward Lj ''
S5
TEMPTATIONS
of an Actress
or
THE LABYRINTH
Featuring
CAIL KANE
The life of an Actress is not
all roses. Many good girls
have failed who could have
gained both fame and fortune.
In Five Heels
PATHE WEEKLY
YE LIBERTY
Thur.. Fri. and Sat.
Always 10c, never
more
tin.' II lallllnlaMllil
first mnnnger of the union nnd held
this position for two years when
Joseph N. Smith took up tho work for
a year, H. (, Crawford held tho man
agement from January 11)13 to Sep
tember 1911, when Mr. Olinger was
pluccd in charge.
and poles, and de-
Stock Market Dull
After Late Activity
(Copyright 1915 by the New York
Evening Post.)
New York, Dec. 29. The stock mar
ket today was less active than at any
time since tho middle of last week. The
markot was left to professional oper
ators wno soiu ireeiy to one another
for a timo, and then brought back
about as much as they sold. This gave
mo irntnng an irregular, ragged ap
pearance from which nothing could be
determined concerning the market at
titude toward political and financial
alfairB in which the country is inter
csted.
ABOUT 300,000 BABIES
DIE BEFORE ONc YEAR
druKKlatf,
covtrlea.
Erki
for booklet of ra-
aa Lakanlary, rkUadrlpkla,
AUSTRIAN SHIPS PREPARE
NW 0.lnna. I,,., rVc, 29. Austrian
.vi-. Vninir provisioned and are tak
ing' on full erows, so that, it is under
stood, they may immediately withdraw
to "ovlcnn and Cuban port If thero is
a rilnlnmntie break between Austria and
America.
with tho pleasant healing oil of Hyo
mei between your lips. Hold it thero
while dressing nnd breathe the medi
cated, antiseptic, germ killing air deep
inn j'uur nose, mroaranu lungs with
urr il rem 11 you tlraw.
Ti.. il. a: .
me unit' you aro tiresscil your
l..l :n .., ... ...
mm win i,e near as a Bell, you will
breathe with ease and comfort, eat
your breakfast with a relish and go
about your dny'a work with a clear
brain and steady eye.
This clean smelling, germ destroying
mi ui jijuim-i penetrates tiucp flown
into every fold and crovico of the
nicmoranous linings of your nose.
iniuin unit mugs wncro no liqiutl sprnv
could possibly get ond absolutely kill's
and drives out of your system every
Komi it. nuns mere, nnuis tne inflnmeil
swollen tissues and aftor the very first
trial you notice a wonderful Improve
ment. A few weeks' use and overy ca
tarrhal germ is killed and driven out
or your system.
Druggists everywhere think bo well
of Hyoinoi that they agree to give you
a guaranteo with every complete in
haler Bet you purchase that if it docs
not satisfy they will gladly return ev
ery cent you paid for it, but if using
for the first time be sum in auk ft.r
the complete Hyomci Pocket Inhaler
outfit as the Bmallor packace does not
contain the inhaler, baniol J. Frv or
most any other re iablo d rufrrriHt. will
gladly supply you on request.
The Census Bureau estimates tbat
300,000 babies died in this country last
year before the age of one year, and it
is siaiea mar. one-nan 01 tnese aeatns
were needless if all mothers were
strong and infants were breast-fed.
Expectant mothers should strive to in
crease their strength with the strength
building fats in Scott's Emulsion which
improves the blood, suppresses ner
vousness, aids the quality of milk, and
feeds the very life cells.
Physicians prescribe Scott's Emul
aio i; it is doubly important during
nursing. No alcohol. Every druggist King Constantino eepg his country
baa it. Insist ou Scott's the white- neutral without writing any notes at
food medicine. No advanced prides. all.
Bvou A Bowue. Bloomncia. f. is-si Coal U more than 30 a ton In Home.
SITUATION NOT SERIOTJS
Washington, Dec. 29. The American
minister at Peking today cabled the
state department that the political sit
uation is not considered serious, that
the revolution against the now mon
archy is confined to Yunnan province
and that danger to foreigners and their
property is not anticipated.
building up the fruit industry in Wil
lnnietto valley than any other concern
in the same territory.
District Attorney Dingo today re- Tho union has aided in making a
ceived an inquiry from tho mayor of 1 market for cherries that aro unsalable
Hubbard asking if the state law por- to canners such ns black Hepublicans,
mits tho drinking of liquor in saloons Lambert, and Bin by pitting and
nfte rmidnight December 31, provided drying them. On account of the unu
the liquor is purchased before mid- stially largo percentage of fruit af
night. Mr. .Hingo replied tiiat under fected uy brown rot this season the
tho state law, aav nlaco where liquor is Lumberts and Hings shipped out this
Bold after midnight, December 31, is year did not carry well in transit and
classed as a public, nuisance and bb tho returns will be correspondingly
such may be abated. low. Large amounts of these cherries
Accordingly if liquor is being drunk jWero sold in advanco but on account
in a saloon nfter midnight it makes tho , of Hiioilin" in shipping heavy losses
place a nuisnnce and the officers of woro encountered which brought down
any town may order the place closed too net average, urowers nro prepar
and locked up.
WILLAMETTE NOTES
Coach Mathews had two teams out
yesterday afternoon practicing basket
ball. Not all of the regular first teum
were out, but a number of the second
string men wcro on hand and a fusl
snappy game was played. Coach Mat
thews is grounding his men in team
work and when ho has had the regulars
together for a counio of weeks they nectcd
will bo ready for the heavy schedule be encountered.
ing to stirav next season to movent
such occurrences in tho future.
Tho U. 8. department of agriculture
has had a couple of men in cherry or
chards near Salem during tho past seas
on making experiments and spraying to
prevent brown rot and whilo their ex
periments have been bringing rosults
they will not be nblo to furnish any ac
curate directions for spraying until an
other season's experiments nave been
watched.
The union begins next year's work
with excellent prospectB and it Is ex
tant a prosperous season will
O. U Ihe.k was tho
Thur., Fri. and Sat.
DOROTHY GISH
IN
BRED in the BONE
4-Reel Master Picture
A vivid expose of Theatrical
life.
CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
MUTUAL WEEKLY '
VAUDEVILLE
A Big Comedy Act
BLIGHTHEATRE
EH
IQcg OREGON TODAY fl 10c
Vaudeville
O
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Holiday Special
Del Gado Sisters
3 Pretty Girls 3 Singing, Dancing, Talking and Piano
Featuring MISS MARIE DEL GADO, the only Barefoot
Dancer that ever appeared in Salem.
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Saints and Sinners
A Special Vitagraph Feature
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