THE DAILY CAPITAL JOIT.NAL, SALEM. PRECOX. THURSDAY. PEC. 21. 1916.
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C2An Economical, Delightful, Light Tlace to Tradt
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You've Met Before
Would Like to Show
You Something More
At the Closing Sale
Of Gale's Big Store
Gale & Co., Salem's biggest popular price Department Store, is selling out, Jj
closing out everv article in the two big store rooms at the lowest prices j
ever known in the historv of the Willamette Valley. That means, that
whatever the case may be you want to take advantage of, this the great
est of all sales.
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Beautiful Bedspreads-Closing Out
Price $123
Large size spreads, made by the
famous Zion Mills, made of finest
quality selected cotton. Come in
a Targe assortment of new de
signs. Will make an appreciated
gift. .
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Silk and Fibre Silk Hose, Closing If yu need Christmas Gifts Toilet Soap-Closing Out Price
Out Prices: 50c Hose for 36c; Come to This Sale P I?
75c Hose for 47c; $1.25 Hose If you need anything for UUA.
for 93c. " Yourself Q
Beautiful Hose of pure thread ome Sale j JZmQ
silk and fibre silk in black, white If you don't need anything right
and colors. Delight your friends now, you want to think of and Fine quality Toilet Soap dainti-
by sending them these beautiful Prepare for the future. Antici- jy perfumed. Packed three cakes
stockings for Christmas gifts Pate your wants and by all means in an attractive boXj a wonderf ul
1 and a grea savi"g- Come to This Sale gift, for only i2c. .
For Your Falier, Brother, Husband, Gentleman Friend 50c Fanev Flowered Rib- 25c Fancv M. re
-We Give Here a List of Desirable and Practical boils c,osing 0ut P"ce Linen Handker chiefs,
aristmasGfts,atClosmgOutPrices. "Extrfl fl Closing Out Price 19c
, .Bvuiiua. Lxtra wide, fancy flow- A wonderful closing out
20c Garters, closing out for-..-. . . .. . . . ....'. ..... 9c Sllk ribbons, extra offer in Christmas
25c Garters, c.osing out for c fefi? 'JSffiSSC &
35c Suspenders, closing out f or . . .-. 18c Christmas fancy woi-ks. broidered in about 25
750 Suspenders, dosing out for 39c bVrSESSST Sft
$1.50 Dress Shirts, closing out for 98c ' :
35c Cashmere Sox, closing out for . 25c Newest Hand Bags, Closing Out Prices 44c, 53c, 59c.
- v - 69c, 88c, 98c and $1.09
M C'll V v J t- i ri fi l A timely closing out offer, a Christmas gift that is
New bilk rQUr-HMiand Ties, to Close Out practical and appreciated. The assortment is large
i oc e oe r, i r,w and the styles 'beautiful. Come and make vour
Regular 35c for 25c ' Regular 75c for 45c choice. - ' '
yjf GALE & COMPANY Tff
! Formerly the Chicago Stpre I
j SALEM'S biggest popular priced Department Store Not connected with anv
-XI J other in this city. CORNER COURT AND COMMERCIAL, STS., SALEM ORE JL
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Berlin, via Snyville wireless. Dec. 21.
Ejection of Ilritish Woops from posi
tions they had uiuctl north 0 Arms;
great violence in artillery fire 011 both
sides of the Somme, and a successful
raiding sally ny Cermnns west of Vil
hrs ami (arbonnel were incidents of
the west trout f ijjht i detailed today'
in the (iemau olliciul Btatement.
The Ilritish attacks around Arras re
sulted in entry of the enemy to the
Cieriiian first line trenches. " but the
troops were ejected by a counter thrust. I
The successful (lerniau raid was by;
grenadiers of the Hoards and Kast Prus-'
siau musqneteers, who advanced to q j
strong position, destroyed by efficient ',
fire and returned after blowing up i
dugouts, with lour officers, twenty six ;
men of oilier rnulis and one machine
gun as booty. 1
That the enemj' lost six aeroplanes in
numerous air eiiKiiKemeiits and defens- i
ive fire in the Homme nector was also j
stated. The crown prince reported i
mostly unimportant artillery fire,, with!
110 infantry activity of parr'iculad imig-1
nitude. On the isne frot several 1
J'rench imtrol attacks were uepulsed.
Dealing with the fighting on the'
eastern front, the stnteineut reported a
temporary increase was noted in. the !
artillery duel on Prince Leopold's front, I
between Deunabui jf and Nuczcz Lake. !
Xoithfast of (Judzniski and Dryscyaty !
lake, Kussiun attacks failed with heavy ;
losses. On the Ktockod Kussians tried i
vainly to eaptore ground which "they ;
lost a few days ago. !
Strong resistance of Austro-ITungar- i
inn troops broke down tour Hussinn at-1
tacks near Mestecanesci on the east j
bank of th(()olden Hjztrit. and f urth-1
er south the enemy was driven back !
from sentry positions. ".
Field Marshal Von Mackcnsen report-'
ed ejection of the enemy from jsome !
tear guard positions.
: Ou the Maeeclonian front the Gotman I
ritles maintained much disputed posi-!
aitions on the heights east of Parlovo !
laiil.in ilia fWn. Tiiti ft nnnlnu
Russian attacks, the statement eo"j
eludes. . - " ,
New Christmas Waists
GIVE AT LEAST ONE
But when you see these new arrivals you will want
to give several. As dainty and pretty as the snow
flakes. There are waists of silk, Georgette crepe
and lingerie. Some are handsomely embroidered
with beaded or soutache braid, others are of crepe
de chine in beautiful combinations. Also a com
plete line of colors that are as harmoniously blended
as the rainbow. All are attractively priced.
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Here are Three
lots of Our
Christmas Special
A new, good quality New, Handsomely Em
Crepe de Chine, well broidered and Lace
made, goes at Trimmed, goes at
$1.98 $2.48
New, Stylish, a Beautiful, Heavy Crepe de Chine, in
all of the leading colors, goes at
$3.50
Store Open Evenings Until Christmas . .
KAFOURY BROS.
416 STATE STREET
TUB STORE FOB THE PEOPLE
MAIL ORDERS GIVEN FUOMPT ATTENTION.
WB PAT POSTAGE ON MAIL ORDERS
Court House News
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Circuit 'Judge Galloway today Over
ruled Judge Kusbey in the mutter of
cutting down the pensions of liruee K.
fjjKimter nnd llattie Whnrp, which were
Ktripil before him on appeal on December
Mf and which tit that time were taken
fl j under advisement by tho court.
Grace Duster, who is the mother of
tjltno children Honnld and Ivan and
82; oil- May 4, tl, she api.licd to the
ijjcountv court in the manner required hy
Mjluw for a widow's pension. The dei'is
ion of Judge Galloway states that the
county court nor the county judge gave
tthc )ctition a hearing and 'required two
; other aipii'ations one on Hejitember
H j i and one 011 September H, l!)l(i.
Ul Jt was shown in the petition that she
4 (owned one half acre of hind with a
Mi small house, a burn, nnd a chicken
M house ami that, the only income was
21. from a little fruit, berries, and garden
gj ' truck she raised. It was also shown
m she had a dower interest in SO acres of
HM land in tho mountains of Lincoln couu-
Wiinn n?Rnii..n-. " liecause of these liossessions Judge
SQBISSsSSSSSZQE!S!EB2S32S2BlSEISSlSI!lSI2i !1!INhrv rciH.M.d.i.r pcuHion fmm $17.50
ia month to 7.50 011 the L'rouiKl Hit she
Printers' Win Bowb'ng
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By a narrow margin the Printers, in
takin" three games straight: in the bowl
ing contest last night between the
Printers and the Salem Alleys, are now
in first place in the city bowling -league.
They lead the Watt SSliipps by
one gamo and the Woodmen by two
games. There will .e 110 c'ty games
during the holidays.
In the frames lust nijflit the Printers I Freelnnd
won from tho Salem Alleys by the
score of 2liti7 to LTiOii. llixh'ame went
to Kreeliind who rolled 21,1 points. Pat
ton of the Alleys was only one point
behind him. -llijfti average was also
taken bv Preeland with tViW puints. .
Salem Alleys ' '
'.' "(I) (L) (3) To. Av.
jl''l(.V. 150 153 111) -154- I.M.
(Absentee 154 ,15t J51 '4(12- .y
GaniibeH .... 140 1(i1 140 441 ' 147
Harrington .... 102 L'Ol ltil 554
I'atton i!2 17S 205 5I5 J!.s
TolalH K4H St!) 7(i0 2500
Printers
. (H (2) (.1) To. A..
I Vail 172 200 ISO 550 tv
: I'ilkentoii .... 141 150 174 471 15
I Hill 150 1S5 KiS 50fl 17
ll'ieelniid 213 102 203 007 2f.T
Doolittle 100 151 1SS;520 17'i
Totals ..: S72 HS-t !)1?1 2007
Our i';iili'ii!itlK nuei'iito mme tti!iii
' millicm box cars.
Kfahee Country Ckb
WiO Build In
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jilr. Cummings came to Oregon in ISO.'!
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
j Cumniiiifis, of Salem, Oregon. Mr.
jCuminino's leaves . a wife, Mrs. Dora
A club house for the Illahee Country jCummings, three children,' Truman, Lu
club, to cost $4,500 is practically ussur-icile and Leland. Tie leaves two broth
ed, and work will begin as soon as the! era, Arthur and Al'son, also three sis-
genersl weather conditions will permit l"'8;.?1"-. s.vl,il aughlin of Grays l!iv
, ,. , . , .,, :er, Washington, and Miss Laura Gum-
tho haulms; f logs to the building -site mi of ,.;V(,;.t.tt Washington. Mr.
Th was dw-iUed at the meeting otj wag a meml)pr of thc T 0 (),
the club members held at the ( oinmer-,,, ,0(1 of H.ll(,m ail(, was a uai, of
emi club last night. It was the iinamm-1 st(,rinf wrth alMi (,,aracter, beloved
us opinion ot the 40 present that Sa-iy ajj w10 j,,, him.
lem should have a country club and as! ' jlr. tUimniings was a man whose kind
practically sufiicient funds arc 111 the lu,nrt sunshiiiv -personality made
treasury, there should be no delays. ifriends for him on everv hand, 'and his
per-
neoole in
Bisnnp anu nomcr .-viiitn, anu two oiner .Marion county. The funeral services
members to be selected by Mr. Livesley, i which occurred at the first Methodist
-was instructed to go ahead with the church in Salem 011 Dec. 14, were con
building. It was also the sense of the: ducted ly Kev. S. W. Hall of Hrooks
meeting that the plana as drawn by land Kev. Ricliard X. Avison of Salem.
Architect George M. Post should be,The interment was in City View cem-
adopted. This calls fr a building 45letery, Salem, with many friends and
by 00 feet, with a liviifg room of 45 by ! neighbors in attendance.
50. While the building itself will cost, ' 1
$3,700. with the lighting and heating 1 Prnl,?k:Hnn DM!
Tlant. it is estimated the club house IluuuUal I I UlULSlllUIl Dill
whe,n. completed will cost $4,500.
The building committee, composed of;s,den )assing awav ij'felt as a
T. A. Livesley, chairman; Chaunccy :SOnal loss bv hundreds of people
by the senate judiciary committee' to
day. ...
The bill as amended by the judiciary
committee becomes an iron clad dry
measure.
Senators Heed, Culberson and Bran
degee were the only members to ote
against it.
As amended, the bill prohibits "tlie
sale, manufacture or transportation of
intoxicating liquors within, the impor
tation thereof into, and the exportation
Hiereof from the United Stales and all
territories subject to thcjurisdictiori
thereof, for beverage purposes."
Section two of the bill provides that
"th .r...,L... 11 1 A. .. ' . .
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force this article bv sail annronriate ! .M,,,,.i.,
Watt Shipp's Bowlers
Defeat Oregon Team
Walt Shipps Imwlers met and defeat
ed the team of the Oregon theatre on
the Club alleys Tuesday night by the
score of 2510 to 2455. Craven of the
Watt Shipps took high gamo with 234
points, high average with 20 1 points.
The scores fi
T. Noud
legislation. ' '
Sacramento Has
$250,000 Morning Fire
Absentee
Craven .
Totals .
How
Watt Shipp,
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.100 10,
354 154
154 154
151 154
11 234
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154
154
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812 803 841
Team average, 108.
OBITUARY
Cnfroll K. Cummings was born in Wis
cniishi in 1S70. Died at Willamette s:
itoiium, Salem,-Oregon, Dec
nette son
12, 1916
Was Reported Favorably
- by Senate Committee
.Washington, Dec. 21. The national
prohibition bill was reported favorably
Absentee
Sun din .
Lai'lar .
Totals .
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Sacramento, Cal., Dec. 21. Firethat j
broke out at 3 a. in. in one of the main Jackson
business blocks of the citv wns 1 Absentee
control at 8 o'clock today after doing
damage to the amount of $250,000. Four
firemen were overcome and one of 'them
is in a serious condition as the result of
the explosion of an ammonia tank in
the basement of the Columbia grocery,
where the fire started. Several other
firemen were cilt and injured.
The building to which the flames
were confined by desperate work. on the ;
.part of firemen was in the center of the
block bounded by I and J, 7th and 8th ;
streets. It wa9 the wincipal building I
of the block, having a hotel, two :
grocery stores, a meat market and bak-
ery. j
! Fifty roomers in the hotel escaped !
, safely, but ninny of them had on onlyl
their night clothes. They were takeii'
! to nearby rooming houses. Three room- j
ers took a chance on being trapped'
I when t hey stopped to gather up their 1
; belongings. Firemen hurried them out.;
j For- more thap half an hour the fire.
, was confined toMhe basement but when 1
I the ammonia tank exploded it raised
I havoc with "'Nie firemen, four being'
overcome nnd they were forced to '.
: abandon the attack from that anule.i
"llThe flames then spread to the .upper
; storied and the task eoiif routine the'
1 firemen was to prevent the flame from
(spreading to nearby buildings.- In
; this . thjiy were successful.- - .
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i 1 up 11. Him w. uses n minion pens anil
ggf. twenty million ping m 1 year.
Oregon Theatre.
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143
154
154
.155
181
(2)
150
154
154
173
207
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154
154
150
200
To.
527
402
402
402
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2510
To.
1511
402
402
484
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170
154
154
jfras not whollv dependent. Judge Gal
loway holds that she is entitled to the
; pension in full from May 4, HMO, and
j her inline is ordered at be placed on 1
I lue pension roil.
! 1 he same decision is rendered in the;
'nppeal of llatlie Sharp, who also had
j no hearings and who was compelled to
me mice, cine nas riiree einidrcn-
, Orville, kermit nnd Harlos, and she
tusked .125 a mouth, pension. She was
1 living on 12 acres of land, six of which
1 were under cultivation and on which
there was 11 mortgage ol $300.
.niilee G11 Mown v held slie was entitled
to flic full $25 since made 'applica
tion November ' 13, 1015,
H e m Kf n m ei vt r ti h
mm f - mow mtx Be & r n k. m w- j in a iM mr tj dw
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Team average, 104.
787 841 824 2)55
War-has forced some Knglish rail
ways to engage girls ns cngisp clean
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MUSICAL
COMEDY
TODAY
Special
Vaudeville
Friday & Saturday
Mdtinee and Evening
' W THEATRE
Judgment was granled today in the
CIIHC 111' .lllllll .lilllV (llltiitiuf I ' It 1...I.
iiil W1'1'3 ef "I. ' action on the foreclosure,
of a mortgage given as security for n
j promissory note in the sum of $774.02.
I A marriage license was granled today
ito Loiiin Gilbert (iie.sey. a farmer of
I Aurora, to l.eita May Hi nts, a book
A v. i keeper of Aurora.
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154, A notice was recently sent to a voter1
15lislating that he had liot voted during.
101 ;the past two yeiirs ninLthat if he wish
100 led to have his name kept ou the rcgis-
nation rolls he would have to return
'a card giving his present address and
.his desires in the matter. The card was
.sent to Anna Anns, registration clerk
in the county clerk's office, and on
; receiving the reply she was some what
startled to read: "1 hereby ceriify that.
jJ reside in Heaven above and that my
present address is Heaven and request
that my name remain on the register
I book St. I'eter. 1'lease do not disturb
: me. ' '
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Highest grade and most up to date styles in Salem.
Wide variety of colors, sizes and patterns.
Fullertons
415 State Street 114 Liberty Street
j An amende
this morning
1 complaint was filed
by A. G. Holirnstedt a-
gamst A. K. lien.inmin, ct al., on action
for alleged breach of contract. It is
alleged that an agreement was entered
inlo between 1I10 plaintiff and the de
fendant at Minneapolis, Minnesota,
fwhcrehv the defendants agreed to ns
sist in the development of fand for
1 horticultural purposes nnd that the de
femlauts were to liirnish money up to
'.125,onii. The inoiu'y f uiiiislii'd was to
jbe used in purchasing land. The pluiu
jliff alleges he' purchased land, dcveloji-'
led it, planted trees, cared lor them,
etc., but that the defendants defaulted
la'id failed to furnish tin' nionev. Judg-
liuent ill the sum o- 2 18,s"5.11 is nsktM
of the court. ;
Wedding invitations, announcements. :
and calling cards printed at the Journal 1
Job Department I'riccg right. '
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Seats on Sale at Opera House Pharmacy
. PRICES . ; , 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1.50