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THE DAILY CAPITAL .TOT'RNAL, SA! EM, OREGON. SATURDAY, DEC. 9, 1916.
For Your Boy's Christmas
Present a
FLYER BICYCLE
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Individual Assessments As
Estimated by City Engineer
Skelton
COME TO THE ARMORY DEC. 21, 22, 23, AND SEE
Fulfill His Dreams This Christmas
Make him happy for all the year. Give him a gift
that will lay the foundation of potent health and
vigor. You know how every child dreams of own
ing a bicycle. This is the season of' "Dreams-Come-True"
and yours is the joy of fulfilling them.
Special Prices for Christmas Trade
Bicycles, Sundries, Tires and Repairing.
Scott & Piper s
252 State Street
The Largest Exclusive Bicycle and Motorcycle Store
in Salem
K91
084.37
409.76
lli.115
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445.70
115.70
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Mather'
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Price $50
P your order now fur Chrisi
delivery. Call or write to
0. W. LOCKWOOD
N. Coin 'i Mt. Baton Or
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j iug session of the American Delegation
I of the International Committee of Wo
! men for Vermaneiit Pence,
i BiWUM the United States "is the
1 logical nation to open the discussion
j of the rights of oppressed and depend' I
jeiil iialionnlities," an attempt will be
inaugurated to enlist Amerienu Public j
opinion in the government, it is an-,
llwinnceif 'I'd.1 ilnlnon t inn tmlinvna tht
many sided citizenship of this country
! should Impel it to sol as spokesman in
(the final redistribution after the war.
Delegates to the Woman's National
Peace Party in session here, have been
ashed to attend the meetings.
The ns-cssmeiits against property
abutting on the fair grounds road have
been figured out by eity engineer Skel
ton and submitted to the council ut the
Inst session. These Assessments are to
pay for the paving of what is known
as the fair grounds road and are pay
able ten per cent each year. There will
be a rebate to property owners from the
city for excavating and grading.
" The amount of the assessments are as
follows.
Peter Blinn, lot 1 block 1 $129.83
Peter Blinn lot 2 110.70
Peter Blinn lot 3 89.01
Peter Blinn lot 4 7.30
Peter Blinn lot 0 7.30
I'cti'i Blinn for each lot from
No. to 13 7.30
C. H. Bnker 140.25
D. K. l.uthv 294.10
0. U Danlap 188.14
(leorge I.. Stoddard
(leorge A. anil If, It. Thoniason
Pen I Y. Minzcnmieer
1'aul .Minzenmior
Mrs. S. K. Kmmons
Kd nnd I.ouis f. Penre.e
B. W. and Sarah Kmciick . .
Margaret Mathers . . : .
Unknown Owner 110.02
August Rnklke 81.29
II. V. Doe and Ada If. Doe .... 878.80
Mrs J, V. McDonald 322.38
City of Snlem 050.41
L. K. Goodman 89.01
(.. r;. Oodmon 292.29
Falls City Lumber company .... 112. SO
George F. Smith ' 120.30
W. B. Quincy 99.72
W. K. (Juine'y 91.43
S. 1.. Bynon 102.02
S. I.. Bynon 122.89
S. I.. Bynon 10.38
Fred anil Keichter F. Steiuer . . 10.15
Xuncy Smith 11.29
Nancy Smith 11.29
S. I.. Bvuou 111.41
S. L. Bynon 113.90
S- L. Bynon 109.03
Mrs. H. P. Stith 453.19
H. H. Witting 121.08
R. A.; D. D. and C. K. Deiinisou 410.00
J. M. Wirth 777.00
A. H. Hunt U E, & M. M. Ilunl 590.7G
W. H. and M. A. McKlroy .... 479.88.
I. . A. and Louise Giants! 82.35
Fred W. Wilson 129.51
Mrs. M. F. Casto jf.10.71
Board of Fair Directors 512.45
Portland, Eugene and Eastern
Railway 09.50
GIRL STILL UNABLE jlEACHERS ALL WANT
TO TELL HER STORY
Kreutze Held in Jail Awaiting Requests Pour In From All
Girls Version of the
Affair
Parts of State for Holiday
Literature
material for this phase is no small
task. ', ,
Then there is a lively Interest in the :
new bills that will come, up before the
next legislature. Men who are plan- I
ning to have bills introduced are send- I
ing to the state library for material.'
There are committees preparing bills
for submission to the legislature, and
$6.75
GUARANTEED
AUTOMOBILE
ROBE
Irrational and unable to tell n coher-1 There has been an unusually large
ent story this afternoon, Miss Clara request from every part of the state
Rauscher, the Sublimity girl who jump-' for books containing suitable sclcc-
cd or fell through a window of the i ,lou 'Or (.linstmas programs, liuinici
Bligh hotel early Friday morning and
crashed through the glass marquee to
pal outdoor Christmas exercises, and
school exercises, according to Miss
i ornelia Marvin, state librarian. The
the cement sidewalk below, still lies at demand is so ereat it has been nmcti
the Salem hospital in n critical condi- eally imossible to supply it, although
tion. ! -Marvin and her office force are
A fractured skull and a gash on her ! ,v0, kinS llke
temple are the result of her fall from : . DMo"", readings, plays for chil
. . . , lL ; dren and plays for older people are
the second story window. That her in-' w-j u V"r j . 1 p
' wanted bv hundreds from every corner
.tunes are more serious than at first ! of the state. This year there are manv
believed is the opinion of the doctors.
District Attorney Bingo visited Miss
Rauscher at th. hospital this afternoon
and attempted to get a connected story
from her but she was unable to give
anything satisfactory. She remember
ed nothing of what happened at the ho
tel or even of KreuUe, with whom she
went to supper at the White House res
taurant, if uppears she is setting bet-
i more municipal Christmas trees in the
open air than ever before. And in
somo desolate, dreary spots of the state
there will be Christmas trees and ex
ercises this year where there never was
before. It may seem strange that there
are portions of this state where a
Christmas has never been celebrated,
Dut, trom tne statements sent in by
teachers asking for suitable stuff for
ter. but her eyes are still swollen and ; presentation, this has been found to be
bloodshot.
After talking with the girl, District
Attorney Ringo went to the eity jail
and interviewed f rank Kreutze, and
Wants U. S. to Look
After the Oppressed
Nations at War's End
Washington, lee. 9. The fate of op
Pa ssed and dependent nationalities of
the. world, at the close of the" war was
to be taken up here today at the open-
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
At their home on Fast McClaine St.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dunnells cele
brated their golden wedding anniver
sary, one day last week. All the chil
dren were present (four daughters) to
gether with a few Intimate friends,
who presented the bride and groom
with a handsome gold bowled sugar
shell and several gold coins were re
ceived from the children, also a beauti
fully decorated cake presented by the
W. R. C. The dining room was ar
tistically decorated with gold and white
chrysanthemums and smilax, where a
grand feast was served and enjoyed by
all.
The bride and groom were married
at Ureal Falls, N. Hi, Nov. 29, ISOti and
lived there many years before moving
to Silverton in 1889. The groom is
new 73 years of age and the biide one
year his junior. Mr. Dunnells is a civil
war veteran, serving four years in Co.
1) 15th main infantry.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
John Cohrad and family, Mr. and Mrs.
11. Good, Mr. and Mis'. 1!. F. (iifford,
Mr. and Mrs (Jerry Ilaynes and Mrs.
Katharine Pwyro all of Silverton and
Mr. and Mrs. 1.. S. Wirth and sou of
Bailor, Oregon. Silverton Appeal.
TRY JOURNAL WANT ADS
true. Some of the school teachers
who have gone out into these desolate
places ore re-solved that the kiddies
there shall know what a ront i kmtm
asked him whether he was willing to re- celebration is.
charge being placed against, him. to give There is also a big demand for ma
the girl a chance to recover sufficiently terial on ''Health Insurance," which
to talk coherently. Kreutze was given l subject is boing discussed and de
until late this afternoon to decide. If fcited by at least 75 teams in the Btate,
he is not willing to remain, the district flmlisnin of
attorney said he would place a charge ; "
ot criminal assault against him.
That Miss Rauscher fell out of the
window seems improbable. The window,
nceordiug to the officers who investi
gated it Friday morning, is only 10
inches wide. Miss Rauscher is said to
be of rather plump build so it seems im
probable that she could fall out as the
aperture is too narrow.
If she had fallen out of the window,
it is pointed out that she would have
landed practically directly below it, but
the place where she lauded is about
three or four feet west of this.
Here it is the
it is the opinion of Miss Marvin that i advertised line
there will be , better class of bills !ot' neK MOTOR
. . . WEAVE Auto
presented at this session if care inRobt,9. Popuiar
hunting up references counts for any-! prices, popular
thing. ! designs and pop-
The demand for traveling libraries Is jj guarantee,
so great it cannot be supplie All the i T,,le most umls
Wk Ittu M.rv; h ko-m 1 "1 value ever of-
out and she' has been scraping together 1 ,Vr(1 '" an auto
everything she can get.
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(Continued from page one.)
recommendations expected is one urging1
Assistant District Attorney Michael
Igoe to present an anti-trust bill to the
state legislature of which ho is a mem
ber, more rigan than the Sherman act.
The bill probably will follow provis
ions of similar laws in Pennsylvania
and Xew York.
District Attorney Clyne sent an agent
to the meeting of the Elgin board of
trade, at Elgin, 111., today. Butter was
quoted at 37 cents, three cents lower
than last week, when the board met. So
far, the Chicago market has not been
affected.
Clvne today announced that, he was
going behind the scenes to get bankers
who, he believes, euable speculators to
carry oh their work by advancing large
sums of" money.
"The banks lend to the warehouse
men who in turn lend to speculators,"
said Clyne. ' ' By this system they just
skirt around the edge of trouble. But
we are closing in on them and some
body is going to get caught.''
vobe.
Qualitv, Texture and Dur
ability all guaranteed and
at the sensational low
price of
$6.75
A Big Christmas Present
AT A MODERATE PRICE
Can you think of anything that will be used year round
with genuine pleasure, or of anything that is a greater
drudgery saver than
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner
We have just the machine we
want to sell and stand back
of the Poppy Electric and
we can recommend it against
all others. A satisfied electric
user means much more to us
than the sale of many appli
ances. It is to our advantage
to sell only the best and to
make terms to induce our pa
trons to get only the best. That
is why we offer this .$25.00
electric cleaner at $o.()0 down
and
$2.00
A MONTH
Can you afford to let this
Christmas go by without get
ting one?
Phone .85 and our salesman
will bring one to the house to
show you it is the best machine
obtainable.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.
State and Commercial Sts.
UCtNStO UNOEf
KENNY PATENT
ARE YOU LUCKY ?
FIND OUT NEXT WEEK
This Question, Confronts Sal
emites and None Can
Answer It
''Are you lucky?"
On every corner, in every store and
in every part of town one encountered
the question "Are you l.uekyf" this
morning.
Salem People May See How
Motion Pictures Are Made
The average person is desirous of
seeing themselves as others see them
and the Oregon theatre has completed
arrangements fot the staging of a mov
ing, picture. Directed by that llamous
director Arthur Sydney, formerly di
rector for Francis X. Bushman and
other noted stars.
Six local people will be used in the
picture, three ladies and three gentle
men. A contest will be held commenc
ing Dee. 11 and any resident of Salem
will be eligible for nomination, during
which time Director Sydney and his
staff will be at the Oregon theatre. A
strip of film will be made of each con
testant and will be rim at the Oregon
theatre five days ffeginning the, 17th
during which time each admission tick
et entitles you to vote for one lady and
one gentleman.
Those holding the highest number of
votes will be first, the second highest
the second position, etc.
It is doubtless to say that all Salem
will be interested in seeing how a real
moving picture is made and the Oregon'
is to be eongia tulated on securing such
a man as Director Sydney. A vacnnt
building has been secured and the film
ing of the play will begin after the
player have been named.
The moment you examine
WKAVK you will want it.
MOTOR-
F. E. SHAFER
Harness Gloves
170 COMMERCIAL STREET
South of Bush Bank
KEITH'S
KONQUEROR
Unlocked Process
Hade so an upper leather
bandage encircles the body of
the foot, giving it perfect free
dom, and at the same time a
flexible firra support, which hugs
the arch instead of pulling away
when the foot leaves the ground,
as it does in ordinary shoes.
Buy a pair for
FATHER
for Christmas
A. J. PARIS
379 State street
Oposite The Spa
Btlem is on pins and needles with!
anxiety. .Naturally curious, the women i
folks can hardly stand the suspense.
Everybody is trying to solve the nivs i
tery of ''Are you lucky?"
Many people have already laid their!
protective fortification against the
three fatal days, December 1,. 21' and'
2H, by carrying four leaf clovers, rab-l
bit feet and other sure luck coaxers.
Still the officers of the various fia
ternnl organizations who will take part
in the 'big evtnt " nt the Armory on j
the three days before Christinas refuse'
to tell the secret. The talk and the
curiousity that their slogau "Are you'
lan ky f" has aroused has already as-i
Mired the success of tho venture," they
claim, and they are not anxious to stop
the good work.
Murray Wade, the local cartoonist,'
is sporting a huge lapel button today ;
with the inscription "I'm lucky Are'
you " and he has apparently started
a fashion for many men have declared
their intention ol blossoming out with
a similar Iwttou on .Monday next.
'1 don't care what the ''stunt is, '",
said a prominent business man this
morning, "it is taking the town by!
storm. The fact that several fraternal I
organizations have allied themselves
together to put over something worth It
while speaks volumes. Salem is at last X
waking up to the possibilities ot co
operative effort. During the Dress l'p
Week the merchants got together. That
was a, success. It broke down preju
dices that had been years ill harden
ing. It got the merchant together and
gave the public a wonderful show.
Xow tho fraternal organizations are
getting together. They should have a
show that w ill . be rembered for a
united effort, such ;is this appears to
be, is bound to accomplish wonderful
results."
"N'ext week soemtime we will give
you the answer of 'Are you lucKy?"
said A. H. Allen, who is directing the
'stunt' for the Uxal organizations. "I
am sure that the public, can stand the
suspense until then. And when we do
tell the facts about this unprecedented
conception it will make tho town sit
up and take notice. The very fact that
j there will be no admission changed is
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F-O-R-D
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
A new car in appearance, with large radiator and enclosed
fan; streamline hood; crown fenders, front and rear; all
black finish a mighty handsome car and yet the same
reliable Ford simplicity, strength and economy. The
ever-increasing demand for Ford cars is mainly due to
the dependable, practical service given by the car in use,
in every line of human activity, and the further fact that
it is a pleasure car in the broadest sense. It is "work and
play" combined in one car. It is a better car than ever
before, and Ford Service is as universal as the car.
Touring Car $415.70; Runabout $400.70, f. o. b. Salem. On
display and sale at
VI CK BR OS.
265 North High Street
only an indication that this ides
unique.'