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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Murder Is
an Utter
Mystery

Chicago Dec. 2i-Thc murder OF
j H. Logue, the diamond merchant,
found shot stabbed slashed and
burned with acid in bls office here
Friday. took lts place yesterday as a
mystery along with the recent murder
Of Mrs KRAFT
Captain Halpin, Of the Chicago de-.
tccdyc bureau has ordered the roloaso
ot two OF the suspects taken In con
nocton with the crlmo and admitted
that ne had no evidence TO connect the
ether 0ye with LogucB death
Captain Halpln also has abandoned
hope Of connecting the three men and
two women sim held with the recent
highway robbories by automobile
bandits" hero They are held for pos
slbo federal action because Of the
packages OF parcels post stamps found
In the Hat whore the arrests were
made,
Members Of a different band OF Grim
lmals are sought The police are look
ling for Gorto Frisbie as the mystorl.
Gus "Gertle," who was q frequent Wis
IItor 10 the diamond merchants Office
Gertle Frlsblo was well-mowr
character here who disappeared a few
years ago. when her sweetheart Ed
die" Tate. notorious safe-blower. wal
lsontenced to a term In prison Ta'
recently was released and a ahor
time ago Gcrte Frlsblo ro-appoare'
Ihoro with every evidence Of prosper
lily. including many diamonds TIN
lpollce are satisfied she rs the 'Gerue
lwho visited Logue
Eddie" Tato rs said to have return
ed secretly To Chicago while dlI
Inooley. a diamond thief and cNpei
criminal Of International reputation,
the third member Of The band the pc
lice are seeking
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Baskets
Sent
10 Fifty
Salvation Army Brightens
Christmas With Generous
Donations to Those Whom
They Know to be in Need

The local Salvation Army this after
noon distributed fifty Christmas bas-
kets, each containing one chicken, 10
pounds Of -four, pound Of butter, a
pound Of coffee, half pound of tea,
pound of sugar, two loaycs Of bread,
one bunch of celery, one jar of fruit,
quart Of cranberries, nuts, candy,
sack of apples, can of milk, two
pounds Of prunes, a Christmas War
Cry, and a gunny sack of potatoes.
These baskets were filled last night
at the Army hall, and this afternoon
were delivered, or in some cases called
for.
A careful investigation has been
made in each case by the captain Of
the Salvation Army and the generous
donors, who furnished the money that
made these gifts possible can rest as
sured that every basket has gone
where it is needed, where it will do
real good, and make happier those
whom fate or circumstances has left
in need.
Most of the funds were donations
made in small sums in the kettles,
though there were some individual do
nations that helped greatly.
An invitation has been sent to every
one of the families to whom baskets
have been sent, to come to the Christ
mas tree tomorrow night in the biI
hall over the Salem Hardware Co
place of business on State and Com
mercial. A fine program will be rem
dered by the Sunday school class o
the Army, after which the presents
will be distributed from the tree. Eacl
child of these families will receive
substantial gift, pair of shoes, un
derclothing, suit of clothes, accord
ing to their various needs. Ever,
gift being for the comfort and protec
ton of the little ones, rather thai
toys or something to amuse.
The Salvation Army especially 1t
big-hearted officers, who have devote
their lives to His service, cannot b
too highly commended for their goo
work along practical lines, that Wi
, bring Joy and comfort and hope to S
| many, and as they still need funds t
3 perfect the work those moved by tn
= true Christmas spirit will find no BET
ter place to show their appreciation c
e their own good fortune than at Tn
n Army. where they can make theI
g ,.,,I,t, fcr than
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Terms Of
Peace Are
Outlined
Ii These Terms Are Finally
Agreed upon Turkey will
Have Little but CONSTANT.
Hople Left in Europe

London. Dec 2i.--Aftcr several days
of preliminary diminishing In accord
anco with the cherished traditions OF
Oriental diplomacy, tho Turkish dele
gates face today tho real attack OF the
allies at the 1th meeting OF tho peace
conference
The victorious allies laid their most
important cards on the table These
were In tho form OF territorial condl-
tlons which they had agreed to Inn
poso ON the Ottoman empire The de.
mands as set forth we're,
Flrst-The ccssion by Turkey Of all
the territory west Of "A line starting
from a point east OF Rodcsto. on tho
Sea Of Marmora To point In the Hay
ot Malatp on the Black SEA-, and ok
cludng the peninsula Of Gallipola Al
b0na's status to be decided by thS
powers
Second tho ccsslon Of the Aegean
island occupied by the Greek forces
In the present war and by the Italians
in the recent war
Third The ccfsion to Greom OF all
Turkish rights In the Island Of Crete,
The allies did not reveal today tho
financial proposals which they will
make TO Turkey roserying thom for a
future meeting
before tho allies presented their spe-
Icincations to-day the Turks announced
that their government was prepared to
proceed with the negotiations, leaving
tho question Of reyIctualng Adrian
oplo for discussion between Turkey
and bulgaria. They abandon their
Iproyloua request 10 provision scuiaH
and Janlna
The formal conference lasted only a
quarter VI an hour Tho Turks lln-
tened To the proclamation OF tho fate
OF their European empire without for
lmal comment. aud asked for m nd.
| iournment until Saturday 10 consider
Iihe allm demands In the Informal
conversation with the delegates, which
consumed AN hour they asserted that
Iit would be- impossible for lhcm 10 ac.
cept such terms but that statement i.
Inevitable ON meetings Of thlu chape
ter and was expected today
Tho territorial profits of tho wal
which the allies viii divide are th'
anma as those published in these dts
j matches December A. win tho eaccp.
ton of ho arrangement of tho POW
+ crs made for Albania The allies VIII
recognize tho autonomy Of Albania un
dor mo mzoralnty OF the porte. bu
not In Sovereignty Albania viii Do
s como what Crete was and Nbat Egyp.
, IN ln iu relation 10 Turkw'
Tho sultan WIN be- rhc nominal rni
or. but without political adminiitra
b dive or military povu iie win hny.
r ibe Hebt Nv ulse hla naE in Albania
r and appoint o. resident governor Pa
D only for tbe purpose OF autyIng 'h
81 decisions of ihe local government
AN tbn delegations attended l'day
rs.on u mll force with their mllI
n1 and legal advisers and a"crei'
rm Egery ono appreciated tho 'h'
B. .uat ue meeting Fa u mut the pH
.ase of tbe deliberations from iha pr
Hm0nsry aasr 70 that o' rel n-F''''
tlas aua raat o. au destined w .'
g.a. ua map " Elrop'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
A $500 FOR THE NEEDY

In keeping with tne usual 0us'0D''
.,o salem Retail Liquor Dealers as
sociation today turned over to lo'a. l
oSority society $500 to be used to cheer
the poor Of this city The saloon N nSa tsa
~, ,i.' salem p have always come to the
front on Christmas and many '' poo'
,..,,r ,sU,ir - has been assisted by them
I,nnry Iainr,, saloon proprietor in salem
i,.,,h Ety,y tbe exception Of one. contributed
' tbe fund to assist the poor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Everybody DECORATING

Moro enthusiasm IS being displayed
IN decorating tla city prior 70 Dn.'.
,'' '".a han ever before AlI the nat'1
little theatres stores and in i'cl .'-. q.
.... ..,sblisbmen. n the city is being
.s,,y coi,p The beautiful e'er-
green nrs seem to be 'he yea. a..,, .,....
.,,n and Youngsters by bringing ihe"
n naEe plenty Of cash with which 70
..,aon'be- ml and dad with a Christ
mas present
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Three Marriage Licenses

o.,n+v clerk Allen actinS as sps-
c,ol agen. for Cupid gre" gsn.tono ....,o oo
,ogqy. He let loose Of three l.a,.''5o ,,.,s ,o
'oV '..os ". oe Christmas presents 10
,rree salpy couples who "a. as.'a,oq .,a,,'
ul day Attingly. They arS. ,.,..oa,s @ +,
To- = and Bertie Elvcod wase,'Pla- .na pa,,,,
Tmne- Philip Sen rcitlsF an AMI p,1ns Do,r' i
t,ara Fdeman, Of salem, c.a'',,,1 anu sI''@ !.
I.I,a mare and Catherine creyIo,.' ,,,..,," :"
salem school Superintendent in' o"'''. ',", .
:, ,aased {, services '' the 'as' ''''
as Ritnns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24

omcer Jack whitlatch resigned n,'
lin today and will begin imms'
5iately braking on the oregon L''- .,''s
.l,. LII line Mr.. whitlatch has served
under Chief Of Police Hamilton ''. ~ y.
uns,,v u,'le a wear and his reputation q
an officer is splendid MI r,,,, ol-,,o ,,o,a.
=, |. 10 has also served under Chief ham
ilton at different times WIZ n,.,,io,,b,, -,
~ i'C, .ancy caused by Mr. |hiua''n 4, !, ,
resignation. The neg'olh's, .. -, how.
IN only the first Of the year now
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Motive for attack Mystery.

London, Dec. 24.-The motive 'o'
the attempt on the life Of Baron lai
dinge, viceroy Of India, is mys's''
on which it will be impossible 10 ilaA.
ard a guess until it is known wne'"v'
the miscreant is a Hindu or MusSu'
man 1t is not known whether Wv
bomb-thrower has been arrested
Intense indignation is expressed ...lt ~
Calcutta and here over the inci'o-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
Rebels Are Busy


UNITED ihhhh lAAhLD hihhl
Washington. Dec 23-State depart
ment dispatches today indicate an
alarming renewal Of rebel activities in
the state OF Morolos and Pueblo Mex
leo. Rebel depredations In the states
Of Durango and Zacatecas are also ra-
ported bolder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
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Tired Hut came.

' Livingston, ~ Y, Dec. a. I
= CARRIED In me heaviest clothing =
= and their feet oncascd In mon =
: huge rubber boots. the ayo su, !
= tNgcttos who remain VI tnc !
: band which started to walk FROM =
= New York to Albany LETT Red =
= Hook at noon bound Tor this =
= city =
= For tho whole six miles OF to- \
= days trip the snow is drittcd lr 4
= huge piles, and ON the level Il is 4
: nine inches deep The walk rs 4
= to take four hours.
= , = = = a 4 = = = . a 4 1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
$50 ++++++4
Big Rabbit Hunt

= Stanheld, Or, Dec 2i-The 4
= people of this city are preparing 4
4 today for the biggest rabbit hunt
= in the history of Oregon. Be 1
= sides the villagers, thousand 1
= visitors from the countryside /
+ about will join in the hunt ana 4
y a special train from Pendlelon
= will bring rabbit chasers from 1
- that point. The line will extend 1
+ for ten miles and It is expected 4
+ that 10000 rabbits will be cor 1
+ rallied, No guns will be used. 1
4 1
4 4 4 4 4 4 4 = q 4 4 4 A 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24
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Indians Charitable.

Pendletor, Or, Dec. 24-De- l
termiaed to show they are as 1
generous as most white people, 4
? Indians on the Umatllla reser- !
, walton today sent Annie NJ. 1
Thorn a squaw, to town with
= ~ quarts Of canned fruit to be !
, distributed among Pendlcton'3
= poor whites, The action of tho
? Indians comes as surprise as
' many residents expected t,
, make the inhabitants of the res 1
' ervation the special objects of !
' their charity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24

eoymour and spanos, c9n'ie''' '
..arder,ur a Greek at Mediord were
sentenced Saturday to be haDss-
rtev wnI be brought to Salem .n .
5av or Two and help deter oIae's
,,,m 49, committing murder BY b'in
hanged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-12-24

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The evening world., 1912-03-12
BELTINCS, BINDINGS,
TAPES

Taffeta Seam Binding. All, silk; in
black and white; 8-yard pieces.
Our regular price &c. Sale 9.
. price. 5c; dozen. I've
Tsltcta Seam Binding. Finest quality
silk in black and white: very wide.
lo-yard pieces. Our regular price
nc. Sale price. lie piece; e, .,
Prusian Binding. In black or white;
superior quality; 9 yards to a piece.
Our regular price 1sc piece. 49,
Sale price. lie Dozen. $l.Z7
Double Serge Betting. In black or
white; ~ in. wide; 10 yards to
apiece: Our regular price 76c. "a.
Cssdsd Inside 'Beiiing. in white or
black. 2I5 in. wide. Our regular
price &C yard. Sale price.
Cotton Tape. Large rolls Of "a yards.
White only. Our regular price
Eassiiii.hS i 4xi RT'i f:;r;:;.: Finest quality y
i2.yard pieces; white only. " and
a inches wide, Our regular
PRICE &c and Tic. Sale price. 49,. DC
Bundle Tape. Assorted widths. Our
regular price loc bunch. Sale o
price. "
The evening world., 1912-03-12
SHIELDS

All Dress Shields bearing our
name are guaranteed by us abso.
iutsly moisture proof.
In addition to our makes ne
cary all the other leading brands.
"0R Superior Grade" finest quality
Of nainsook. Pure rubber: double
covered. Nothing finer made. no
matter how muchyoupay elsewhere.
Reg. Price. Sale PRICE. -.
size 3 &c Pr. 2le doz. $2.39
Size 2oc Pr. &c doz. $3.50
Size $50 Pr. 27e doz. $2.97
Or "Pyineess" Light Weight Dress
Shields. Finest quality nainsook.
Reg. Price. Sale Price.
Size 3 lec Pr. l4e doz. $l.59
Size4 1sc Pr. l4c doz. $l.59
or Selected Absorbent Edge Dress
Reg. Price. Sale Price.
size 2lc Pr. 18e doz. $l.98
Size4 FAC Pr. 21c doz. $2.39
Size 27e Pr. 24e doz. $3.50
Our Select Silk Dress Shields Of ex-
cellent quality. ,
Reg. Price. Sale PRICE,.
size &c Pr. l9e doz. 1919
W. VIZ, social essi b s.; sc sh siSfi '1 1isS,
weight. Value Zoe pr During
this sale. 7c pr. doz. 79e
ALL KINDS OF PINS
Mays Te;lst Pins. Finest quality
English make imported by US. $50
pins on a Sheet in all sizes. Our reg
ular price lie. 12c. 13c. Your
choice for this sale. 7c
Drsssnaksrs' Pin Shssts. OF English
toilet pins. All sizes. $50 pins on
sheet. Our regular price. s4cdoz.
Our sale price. &c sheet: doz. 44e
Drsssmskses' Pins. In half.pound
boxes. Our regular price. 19c ..
box. Our sale price. box, lac
Pin Cubes. Fine needle points: all
colors. IA pins to a cube. Our
regular price 1oc. Our sale o
price: cube. ot
Pin Cubes. Finest quality as above.
800 pins in a cube. All colors. Our
regular price 23c. Our sale "a
Safety Pina. Clinton brand in all
sizes. White only. Our regular
price. &c dozen. Our sale price.
dozen. &c
Safety Pins. Good quality: white
only. Small. medium and large
sizes. Our regular price. 2+c -.
gross. Our sale price, gross, lSc
Hat Pins, large variety crystal and
pearl heads: our regular price
.19f.;!our sale price. lOe
Shell Hair Pins. Exceptionally good
quality. 6 and IL pins in a box.
according to size. Our regular
price, 2@c. Our sale price,. l9t
The evening world., 1912-03-12

.LACES
Silk Corset Laces. Finest quality: 6
yds. long. White. pink and blue.
Our regular price acc. Our sale ..
Msresri.:di Corset L.ce:. White oH HSe
8 yards long. A splendid lace and
good seller with US. Our regu.
lar price 14c. Our sale price. lOe
Pure Silk Tie Laces. Superior quality.
80 In. long. Black. Extra wide. Our
regular price 24c. Our sale a..
Shoe Laeea. In black only: excellent
quality. ~. So and 81 long.
Our regular price &c. &c and 1Oc
dozen. During this sale your
choice OF any length. 7c
Hose Supporters Gotham make.
Single Strap: white only. Exception.
ally strong suspender elastic. Our
regular price 14c. Our sale .
Children: Hos. Supporters. Fine ne
Isle elastic with felt buttons. In
black and white. Sizes for babies,
misses and children. Regular price
l2c. 13c. 14c. Your choice
during this sale lOc
Elastic Shirtwaist Belts. White only.
Our regular price &C.; our sale
Cable Cord, black and white. Very
much in demand. Fine, medium
and heavy. In one-pound boxes
only. Our regular price 48c.
our sale price. 44e
Skirt Markers Nicely finished. Our
regular price 24c. Our sale "a
price. lSc
The evening world., 1912-03-12
SPECIALS !.
PAAaa MN ReCjss
Reksbb
suVW WV Qns6ss
0lNnAlA Marks
Dswn


Lining Satin, s6-Inch. yd .6Se
Complete range of colors, also black
and white.
This is the quality for which you
are charged 81 90 elsewhere.
Satin Skinner Saline, 36.In., yd. .Z4c
A full line Of colors, also black.
Reduced from SIC. a
Beetled Percahne, 36.lnch. I'd. lac
Fast Black.
Our former lowest in 1.-The CITY ,
French Electric Canvas, 24.In., I'D. lid
Our own importation: IN white,
black or tan. Our former lowest.
ig;the:city price, 1885,. ..I
Twilled Satnette, 36.Inch, yd.... .ZZe
Fast black.
Our former lowest in the city
price, $40.
PercaIne, 36-lnch, I'd .............6 &c
Fast black.
Our former lowest in the city
price, &c.
l.. -. FLOUNCES
Attachable Flounces, ,...........9 4c
Black taffeta or messaline with
fancy stitching. Our former
lowest-in-the.citY price, $50.
Black Cotton MORE Flounces Soc
a particularly popular number.
>Our former lowest in the city
price, P iy:i TOPS
Black Cotton Petticoat Tops. b.. Sc
Black cotton jersey cloth. For use
with tight fitting skirts. Our
former lowest-in.the-ci city price.
98c. 90.
The evening world., 1912-03-12

p..,l R,s,ons. Best quality fresh
x,.t.r reari. , and 4 holes: all sizes.
Uo'r rep,,Iar price Sc dozen. Our
sale price dozen, Sc
Pearl Buttons. Finest quality ocean
peril: 2 and 4 holes; in three sizes.
Used Tor snlItwa.sts ano sS"'S'
Cur regular pIlSe ~ ~ %o, O.
Gilt Collar Buttons. All shapes or
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-24

SHEEP-whiie receipts OF fat sheep
and lambs were anything but excessive,
packers commended that the warmer
weather Is producing a curtailed demand
for dressed mutton IN the east and re-
fused TO buy at yesterdays prices. the
trend to values being lower all along the
Hne Quoted roughly the market ruled
l0at5c lower, with the movement dull and
draggy from the start.
Offerings consisted largely of ewes and
lambs. including some good Colorados,
and the estimate called for about twenty
five loads, something like 500 head.
Wethers were especially hard 10 find and
the supply Of yesrlings YVES also limited
Very little business was transacted In
any branch Of the trade until we'll along
toward midday. but fat lambs were
wanted only at levels that permitted the
holding Of product until the consumptlve
oatiet bpoauens. strictly -cholce- lambs
would hardly pass IS IS at present, while
the medium to Gull grades are more or
less uncertain at big discounts, prices
covering a range OF $50 or more.
Bulk Of business in ewes dropped below
the 81 mark, attractive kinds being IN
very quiet request even at S.70uS 30.
Well finished ewes. high-grade in every
respect. are quotabie at the even mony-
A-but matured muttons acted less cred
itably than lambs in most cases, and II Is
difficult TO properly guage market that
Is poorly tested.
Feeder lambs held several loads of stale
stuff that failed to clear YESTERDAY. and
the country demand showed little or no
improvement Values ruled nominal and
the market had no life whatever. The
actual purchase OF feeders yesterday
amounted to only 100 head.
Quotations on sheer and lambs: Good
to choice lambs. s6.00Q6.S5; fair to good
lambs, IS .5ol6 90; good to choice yearlinys,
&. 00d5 IS; fair TO good yearlings, A.65d
500; good to choice wethers, A1s14 So
fair to good wetheTs, 81. s5a4 .I5;- good TO
choice ewes, ss.65@I.0o; fair to good ewes,
"a O0Tg &
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-24

HOGS-Receipts OF hogs were the heav-
lest OF any day In the history OF the mar
ket, easily exceeding the previous nigh
record credited TO June -. 1865. On that
date the supply was Officially counted at
u SOL head, today the estimate called for
"A 500 head. Explanation for the marketing
OF this enormous crop Is found In the
better railroad service as well as a gen.
eral rush OF hogs TO loading stations due
TO milder weather.
With the yards brimful OF stock, de-
ciines in prices were Logical. but the trade
was BY no means as bad~-ss many VI
the talent expected and the element OF
decentralization was entirely absent.
Movement was SLOW in starung, at an
average loss Of a dime, but the market
took on more activity az the morning
advanced and midday clearance, while
not complete, was eredita6!c.
Packers furnished the cnly outlet OF
consequence for offerings and Individual
droyes were in several cases much larger
than a moderate run during normal
period shippers and SPECTATORS bought
sparingly, the demand from outside quar-
tiers almost losing its identity in the gen
eral market. Less than per cent Of
total receipts sold to buyers not ssso-
eiated with the larger packing concerns.
As on all days recently, the numerical
supply was greatly nulltfied by light
average weight. fully three-fourths Of the
run consisting of light butcher and bacon
stuff, These classes ranged from S.sa
downward, while the best lard animals on
sale landed at $500. Coed strong weight
butchers moved largely around xsLS16-se
Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-24

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-CoFFEE-Fu-
lures opened steady at a decline OF 100
10 points In response to lower European
cables. foreign selling and scattering
liquidation. Firm offers from Brazil were
said to be STEADY to shade higher, and
there was a moderate demand here In the
way OF covering by recent sellers or SUP
port from bullish trade interests, but Of
ferings were quite heavy and the market
eased off to net decline OF lsG2s points
during the afternoon. owing to weak
closing cables from Havre, and apprehen-
sions that the break abroad was the re-
suit OF some fresh development not yet
known In the local market.
in the. late trading there was a sharp
rally from the lowest on covering and
continued bull support. The close was
steady at net decline Of SOS points.
Sales ia, lbo bags. January, l2.isc; Feb
ruary. isiic; March. i2-5oc: April, i2tsc:
May, June. July, August, letsc; Sep
ternber. i2isc; October. laHc; Decent
Havre was Il. to . francs lower; Ham
burg was i i!a pfg lover Bic s,I rs rs 4
is7to61s 1850. Receipts at the two Bra.
silian ports, 2i.000o bags, against 1900
last year. Jundlahy receipts, 1900 against
sSoo last year. Today's special Santos
cables reported r. unchanged and sac
PAAllo receipts OF 1900 against 1900 yes
terday. Rain was reported In one disl
trict OF Sac Paulo. but the weather was
fine elsewhere In the state.
An impression apears TO prevail here
that only a comparatively small amount
OF government coffee viii be sold at the
market by the valoriyation committee
this year, and that the balance OF the Of
ferings will be turned over to syndi-'
cate.
spot coffee, quiet Rio. No. Z, 15xc;
Santos. No. I, rs q: mild coffee. quiet;
Cordova, l5rHl7c; nominal.