davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

IN PURSUANCE OF AN CRDER OF
Honorable John p. Cohalsn. = Surrogate
OF the County OF New York. NOTICE 10
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
az ainx Clara J. Gordon. late OF the
County Of New York. deceased. TO present
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the
mbscriber. at place OF transacting business
care OF Taylor. Jackson. Brophy Nash.
No 80 Pine Street. in the City OF New
York. on or before the 2snd day OF No
yeniber next.
Dated. New York. the 2ist day of May
THE EQUITABLE TRUST CO. OF
NEW YORK. Executor
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
Nyw sTrCCo BUNGALOW

s7HxlO0. rooms and bath; electric ushts.
hot water heat: near school and station
mice $4,000: easy terms Lockwood. 10 war
burton Ave Tel z5y.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
uoMr roR IARGE FAMILY.

Ro.u,iful home ou Chester HI. minutes WAX
rom station. IS rooms baths AL noue'h I'M
,.,..a,Ss~,. ioo,i4s with plenty o. fsult. rose
sushe- flower beds trlstlcaliy arranged s1Ia.e
for i've esrs lTice. $4,000. Terms rcaso. apse ,
Far appo!nntnert see kING sTEfSNiis' - 20
5'h A.. les. phone %Gs-". Ehohe 'i~ 'e'"'"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
PELHAM HficHIS
RIJIIDINC LOTS

Viz o,oortunity FOR beautiful tots ia
.n<., pnft Of 'he Heights. reasonsbio
orlrs. high ground near station 70
r. frontage or more II deslrsd. COOLEY
Realty COMPANY, 80 Prospect Aye'
Mount vernon. -. Z. fhons fVV-vA'
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
= ,.au,itul New stucco and Stone House.

Garagor. large plots; FI5 nv -, 80 ~
Elegant homes on PsrShi.a' ass, 5vy'l loss- cp
ions IN Yonkcrs. Thomas. Bway anu
Nolan A.. Tci. 52s7. open Sundays.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
sURRoCATES' NOTICES

fN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John p. cohslan. Surrogate oe
the County Of New York. made on Jan.
cary II. isis. NOTICE Is hereby given 70
u Collier, late OF the County Of New York
6rceased to present the same with vouch.
err thereof TO the subsoriasrs. at their place
OF transacting business. at the once Of
Rroad street. In the Borough Of Aanhattan.
tu tie City Of New York. OF or before the
srst day Of Auaust ns-t
SARAH STEWARD cOLLIER.
rNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
or NEW YORK,
TAYLOR. RyMES 4 BEG0. Attorneys
for Administrators c. l. q. - Brosd
street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
West Side

EIGHTH ~. :'s ..i.i =. :'.h g. 2.sx ;r.,,s
Guar 6 Tris; CO. i7s Bway' due a1S oo6
rEiKi nj ai i,rI. fI4' ST ass i1. =, is.sxss ..
J.iv + .'rsl loTci 10 Title Guar ( 7
40 - f..st. ,ire ar' ~ a. PEI hone
FOETl-r.,..r -. 80 y. :. 5c&sS.s
D D.. -.f.i g.. B. -fyNfl Realty Go TO
~. .el. F.-rair Guardian Societ~ ard
Eoas ,o- the rriendless s5' Woody
crest a.. Biona due July !. lt-t Per
cent. att.s Boom. 7 W, y Broad ado
EIGHTY -sEcoND ST. , ana "; as
~ ~ Ms-y r vie. yrs. 6 per. ccat.
pr rits t.s.on0 .-........ Sie.oog
ico. p r. Ju'y E. E Z \ Realty 60 to
i5enristts st~rr. .i5 ,sorth oxford 81
lar.forf. O. ~. s-1 ano. due July -.
1921; 6 ysI cent s',ys stodisrd oss I,
min i-aH"' ST. "a ". Z :. .s.iooii,',g m,
Jaly :: MAJ, : Ke:,er .rs to .5y,, NY
ls:l; ? c. at;ys. Rounds II D = oIc d;
sAs,E :ISR IPSRRorEK-Y. as, W: July ! same
% Harry Lirko.f. 500 W ls3d 81
VS. s c. II ntse $4,000. st'y' SANE;
ir,rH ST. isa Amsterdam a.. l25r
1901. p m J.'y 8: College Holding
@ to Ralph Realty Corp 10 Bwsy. due
J.iy 1874. e'p c: pr mtge s2iJ.5oo.
atty. samuel WAeht. ;F. 10 Bway.
is.p s.. ass e.. ;. is1iooil; 2 m:
Juiy :. Harnah sehu.ter to daniel
Gu!nien; ) yrs y ........; $3.50
LESOx ~. 25s. s. isxso. July !;
Wl.h.lm,na F.ydt ~ Jacob Sophie
Rs.-h. 1855 HANCOCK 81. Ridgewood,
!. cf Q: duo Jan Z. 1921; p c; pr
.rtge so 900; atty. Emanuel Conn;
go Brey .-s...-.-...... .....' fi'9v"
F..H. -.
s.s I...aSs c; Waite Plain y Y.
a1o. ;rus;css: yfs. 5s p c: atty.
~ -rl:. - Nassau ct. 10000
BROADWAY. S.0c. n Manhattan ~
GeD. l.e.Tx9s4xioo ix4T2. p m; July
J. College Holding Co 70 Norman Real
Estate Corpu. i7o Bway: due Nov !.
1875; c p o: pr rstge tiosooo. atty.
LE@Ox Az, 40. g. 5ors4. . m. July /.
Kate " Moran 10 Rachel Alexander.
,.7 Central Park w. installs. & p c.;
pS ntgs $4,000: atty. Jos Rosenweig:
l7so sT. 5:l W. $. Il sxioo. July Z.
Dcssa nhcher 70 Clara 4 Mulcshy 6lj
" i1-d So due Juno I 1929. , =
.a,,y Rafrh Ittei-on. 100 BNAy 800
.s.r 81 n s. rs . - Nicholas a.. s5x
100 West it;d g, corpn. is Bway,
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
YONKERS

MIR. MANVFACTJRER can you Ish
IA. 900 square fce,. with ever improve
i,na -, hns,,cs. r. r. IfEINRlcHs. Flagg
Building YOnkers. y. 7.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
CHARLES =. WEBER.
HENRY n. WISE.

Dated. New York. the ,7,h day OF Jam
aary, 1919
HAROLD G. ARON. Attorney for EH:
ecptors. 50 Pine Street Borough OF
Manhattan " Y.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

PIC, I25xi05: 10 rooms, tiled bath. billiard
,oorn. uorch enclosed. copper screens
electricity, gas nne cellar; terms TO sun
CI.ry 70 west Flrs. St, Mount Vernon
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Honornsis John p. cohaian. . surrogate
Of the County Of New York. NOTICE 10
hereby Gysr to AZ ssyas ~. couns, s6ai,
~ New York. deceased. TO present the
ssne wi.h vouchers thereof - the sub
serisers. at their place Of transactinF eusi:
80. At the once OF their attorney. uarold
n Aron. No SO Pine Street. IN the City
Of New York. on or before the 10th day OF
A
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

Ricca Realty Co. 500 Bwayi mtge sisa-
500; all liens: July 1: atty same. 500
ls2D ST. =. lis ST Nicholas av. 75x
100; 100 W lt2i - Corpn to Jacob Eng
lander. 15s Kelly ST. Bronx mtge Ss3.-
900; all liens; July / atty. Golding.
l35 Bway observation-disclosures. 800
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

si,te roof. garage to MATCH. electric gas.
So, wafer heater; parquct floors large
porch. sleeping deck. 5oxiZS' .s:9Vs'
WOLFE DOUGLAS. Harlem S'a''o"
Phone Al.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
Mt. VERNON

PERFECT HOUSE. sleeping porch sun
par'or. steam heated; garage every itp,oS tI1 oco
n.s. -oa 10 5th av 3 blocks no. OF DyTe
-, station. Westchester & Boston H. H.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

Dated. juno 70. 1879.
STEWART & SHEARER. Attorneys fer
Plaintiff: Once aud Post once !si.
dress Ne. IS Wall street. Borough OF
Manhattan. city OF Now York.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

18TH ST Hs f. 8. 2ixioi3: David
Waller 10 Jacob Lapinsky. s23 iTsth
ct July due as per bond. atty. Title
Guar 4 T Co. i15 Bway ....-... $2,3oO
IstTH ST. n s. 1885 Washington av
50xi00. Giovanni Stable 10 Margt
Lyons 1860 3d av. June "a. yrs:
per cent. atty Title Guar I Co. 1l6
RWat 600
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

STEWART & sHEARER. Attornsys 'or
Plaintiff: Oricc and Post oMrc Al.
dress 80. i5 Wall street Borough 80
Manhattan, City Of New YORK
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
BOROUGH or THE BRONX

YfvE STORY double. hot water supply
pries. 40 900. mortgage. $1,000. al 30 .
fsntr. fe,0o might exchange. StslnmeN'
lsf5 ESsf isoth st
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
WSS] y !, S IWSA I: 5:
UMRTf.

PAM Marie Heroldova, rozc-
ma Vecerkova. 1926 vych. 124
ul., pOdlehla V sObOtu Eanetu
prudusek a pohreb jeji bude
roman utery ma hrbitov wood
landsky. PAM Heroldova, TAX
to modistka. narodila sc V Gle
velandu pred 80 roxy a byla
zv!aSt cinnOu u prveho dam
skehO sboru Nlasta, jakoz i Se-
sterske Podporuiici Jednoty.
Mimo chot6, zustavila rozvet-
vele pribuzentsvo a GENE pra-
tel. jichz ziskala zvlast svou
dobrocinnosti. Pred 'svym pre-
stehovanim do Corlett, bydlila
Sc svym chot6m nekolik desiti-
lett ma Dakota ul. okrsku
broadwayskem.
Vyslovujem sou strast pozu-
stalym.
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iWSSl LWSSl
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RODINNA VOJNA.

Y nemocnici sv. LukaSe "a
pasi Sc smrti 35lety MatuS Far
kas, 2798 vvch. l22 ul. a jeho
manzelka, 28leta r. Farkaso-
va, rozena Lahodova uvezne1a
na ustredni pol. stanici pro vra
zedny utok. Obzaloba tvrdi @
ri, re hadce Sc svym chotem
zasadila mu nekolik tezkych
ran sekerou do hlavy a utala
mu vSecky prsty prave ruky.
Farkas je V smrtelnych mrako
tach a nemuze pripad obias-
nili. Y sousedstvi sc vSak wy
Eravuje, ze manzelstvi Farka-
Su bylo velice neStastne a ro-
came vojny ze byly u Mich ma
dennim poradku. Zaruku "a
zatcenou slozil jeji otec Jan
Lahoda. FarkaS ie zrucny stroj
mix, pravi Sc vsak o mem. lie hol
duJe nemlrnemu pitt. Je otcem
peti malych ditek, nachazeii-
clch Sc nyni V opatrovani babi-
cky PAM Lahodove.
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"CERVENY TALAR".

Ia pomerne cetne navstevy
sehral vccerejSi 'nedele V Ceske
Mar. Sini dram. sbor. Tyl kras-
nou a hlubokou cinohru- od ,E.
Brieuxe, ktera svym mistr1ym
licenim francouzskeho soudob
reho soudnictvi presla jeviste
skorem celeho sveta.
Drama sehrano bylo pomer-
re 'dobre, ac ne tax jak jane
tomu byli u jinych cinoher ivy
xii, nasledkem ruznych nepfed
vidanych okolnosti. Celkem a
lie hra vnimaveho mysliciho di
vaka velice poutala az ma sta
rou bolest E ten neStaSny
lsmich v okamziku, kdy autor
}pusobiti chce ma cit clOveka.
CelnejSi ulohy Mouzona, Et-
chepara a Yane,y byly dobre
sehrany PIP. Sixtou, Kratochvi.
lem a pi. Niederlovou. V ostat-
Mich ulohach zamestlani byli
PIP. danny: A. KlimeS (Mon-
doubleday, Kavan (Gefleralni
rrokurator), Hartman (Du.
roeD, Hegrat (Bunerat), Hau-
! ser (Bridel), Niederle (Arde-
uil), Vokou2ova (Vagretova)
Riedlova (Buneratova), Kai-
srova (Berta), Cerna (matka
Etcheparova), Kasalova (Ca-
tialena).
/ V meziakti pri pozdejsi ia
recni zabav6 ucinkovala sokol.
ska hudba.
Dramaticky sbor vyprav
dne 6. dubna pikaltni francou2
skou veselohru, ktera budiR
sensaci ia repertoire Narodni
hO divadal Praze, pam Ridi
tel' a Ma svatky velkonocni Wy
rravi obraz re zivota obyvate
Gesk6 Sumavy '.Protiva' pc
Ia EliSky PeSkove. PGsobiv;
prace spestfena bude do hry
vlozenymi zpevnimi cisly.
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WSS!! .sW.SSI
JENERALNf SJEZD JEDNO
TY KATOLICKY DELNfK.

V move Praze V statu M inne-
sofa zahajen bude Ultra 13. je-
Sized cesko kat. Jedno-
ly Kat, Delnik. Tato dobrocin-
ra bratrska Jednota pusobi v
Is. statech a stat Ohio bude ma
sjezdu zastoupel p. Voj. Divo-
kym, znamym maiitelem nabyt
koYeho obchodu ma Fleet ul. a
p j. Leheckou, chvalne Zna-
mym obcanem na Zizkov6. Jed
nota tato cita 1913 spolku, ma
1920 clenu, jiz jsou pojisteni
ma $4,l99,000 a jeji jmeni OBJ
nasi $394,95S.67, takze jis,ota
IA kazdych $1,000 pripada
$500. Zasedani sjezdu potrva
.cely tyden.
IWs'sS'] IIWSsl I, Z, s
UMRTf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
PROTI VYNUCOVANE AME
RIkANISACI.

Herbert A. Miller, spravce
CarlegieOva pOmocneho fon-
du, recnil o amerikanisacnich
problemech V City klubu a Wy
s!ovil Sc proti kazdemu potla-
covani cizojazycnych casopisu
V SouStatl a premrStenemu a
merikanisovani prstehovalcu.
Jest pro vyucovani kazde
moderni reel We verejnych Sko
lach, pakIi by pro podobne w.
ucovani bylo dos,i zaku. Polo
vina clevelaHdskVch ckolaku o.
Vlada mimo alglitiny ji1ou
rec, donna uzivanou. kdezto
Youngstown a nektera lima me-
sta Ohio mali jeste v6tsi pro-
Cento ditek pfistehovalcu. Po-
tlacovani neanglickych jazyku
vyvolalo by nespokojenost, bol
Sevism v Americe nesrovna-
valo by Sc pravou demokra-
Gil. Amerikanisaci necht je tu-
diz ponechan postup pfirozeny
a donucovacich pokusu nechr
je prostG zanechano.
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kLUBOVNA v RANDALL
"VYBRANA" SERIFEM.

Zajezdni lokal v Randall,
Znamy tez pod nazvem Randall
Hunting Club, navstiven byl
Vcera serifem Hanrattym je-
no zrizenci Il cely zastup MA
vstevniku bylo pozatykano a Ii
hoviny skonfiskovany. Zatceno
celkem 28 muzu dvanact zen
stin. meZi nimiz nachazeji Sc
Gva klubovni zrizeMci Ed. Ga
rus a kterys kraian. Zenstiny
pozdeii byly propuSy6uy, kdez
to muzi a klubovni zijzenci
rfedvedeni k soudci Calvertovi
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17

v Lakewood a dani pod zaru-
ku. Zaruka klubovnlch zrizen-
CD cini celkem $1,000 a vyslech
S mimi odlozen ma 20. brezna;
budou procesovani pro tajny
weep. V klubovne zabaveno to
tiz serifem devet beden lahvo-
vaneho piva a bedna whisky.
Zaruky hostu .jsou mensi tito
budou souzeni pro tax zvane
neporadne chovani.
Hanratty Sc svymi vyp. serl-
fly prijel ku klubovne V autech
"a mistnost nechal cas- obkli-
|citi, takze z hostu nikdo memo
|hl uniknout, nacez hromadne
Zatykani nasledovalo.
Serif "a podobnych okolno-
sti "vybral" nedavno Willow
klubovnu v independence, ia.
koz i kterys zajezdnl lokal '
lBrecksville a We SVEN tazen
proti tajnym vycepum ma Gle
velandskem venkove hodla pO
kracovat. I
(WSSl IWSS
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v ASH UTLUCEN BYL MEME
CKYMI SEDLAKY GENERAL
ARNIM.

KOdan, II. breZna. - Byva-
" velitel ,l6meckych armad We
FIandersku, general Ar1im
byl utlucen davem rozzufenych
nemeckych sedlaku V Asi nej
aapadnejsim vybezku Czech,
Armin vypalil pry ma ne kdy2
vkrocili ma jejich uzemi. Pc ci,
ru vydrancovali sedlaci zamek
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-17
V SOBOTU, Is. BREZNA 10.

Kazdy cestovatel dnesnl do
by do Evropy, neni-li prave ne
jakym preside,ntem nebo ne
elm podoblym, podoba Sc pra
We tax hoslu, jenz pride do do
mu kdyz Sc prave smejcl a u
klizi..
- - ,t.' IL.
Pan q Hohenzollernu Sc pry
nemuze rozhodnouti kde Sc ma
ra leto uvelebiti, Zda ma Rivie-
re neb jinych mistech kde MILL
onari utraceji ma lidu vydrene
penize. Die naSeho skromneho
nahledu nejlepe by Sc hodila k
jeho pobytu zInama Pankrac u
Prahy nebo Sing Sing V state
New Yorku.
Nekteri proroci pravi, re Y
Americe hikdy meklesnou cent
zivotnich potreb. Pri houzeVna
te hrabivosti potravinarskych h
zraloku, name skorem chut
dati Jim viry. Ale tito nesmi ia
rominaJi. ze musi pri n6cem pc
dobnem vzdy byti diva, jeden
co okrada a druhy ktery ochot
ne a trpelive nestydate cany
plati.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

made gentle, moderate, or violent
At will OF course the process Of
learning IS apt to be a little tire
some, but, thai over. the exercise
can be regulated At pleasure. In
this connection. a peculiar advantage
is that gentle exercise on a cycle pro-
|duces better and more lasting results
than does any other gentle exercise.
On this account it IS simply unzp-
preached as an exercise for women:
lie seems 10 be suited to their needs
in a most remarkable degree. and
&c furnish them with precisely what
they require to build up their health
and strength.
II requires but 4 short ride 70
start a sluggish circulation into
healthy activity. to quiet strained
nerves. refresh wearied muscles, and
clear the elouded brain. 1t is welt
nigh impossible TO be so wcaried.
physically or mentally, that half an
hour on a bicycle will not refresh
the system like food and sleep COM
bined. and impart to it a far better
and more lasting tone than any
stimulant can produce.
When moderate exercise is re-
quired. it is obtained By taking a
longer ride OF a faster pace. or the
two combined; and violent exercises
can be had BY still farther lengthen-
ing the ride and increasing the speed.
These simple changes adapt cycling
to all needs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
Return of
The Bicycle

Evidence Is not lacking that the !
oldztime safety bicycle. so popular
as a means Of locomotion before the
advent OF the automobile. Is gradu-
ally coming into vogue again. As >
matter OF fact. the bicycle as. =
means Of locomotion and exercise.
did not at any time lose its popular
ity. II owed its decline as country
road conveyance to reckless driving
OF automobiles, which made the life
OF the rural bieyelist hurdea. Little
consideration was, or for that mat
ter is, given to the modest rider Of
a bicycle by domineering drivers OF
motor cars. Yet the truth remains
that solitary bicyclist has as many
rights on the highway As the owner
or driver Of the most pretentious
touring car. When the bicycle rid
ers again form themselves into clubs,
aud insist upon their road rights. ]
much Of the arrogance OF automobile
drivers win disappear. For il is
coming to be understood that the
ownership, or partial ownership, Of
an automobile does net carry with
il prior rights 10 the use Of the high
way.-Roehester On. W Democrat
Chronicle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
BEST BUYS

10 acres fine fruit land, all ealtivat-
ed, 3 miles Of Salem, $1,000, easy terms
10 acres all cultivated, house, barn,
2is acres family orchard, on rock
road, | miles from Salem. $500.
IA acres, loeans, family fruit, large
house, barn equipped for chickens, on
good road, the best Of soil. $1,000.
% acres joining city, best Of soil,
well fenced, room house, barn. $500
"a acres, 16 cultivated, 5 logans. 5
prunes, fair house, barn, all equipment
ana stock including team, cow, 10 hogs,
50 chickens, mile from station. $1,000.
80 acres all cultivated, good house,
barn, we'll drained, best Of fruit, grain
or clover land; miles from Salem,
$l60; land all around il not any better
is held at 5000 per acre. $4,000 cash,
balance 9 percent.
100 acres, 80 cultivated, house, 2
barns, spring, 10 acres timber, well
fenced, close to station. $S5 per acre,
365 acres, modern improvements, all
cultivated, well fenced; one Of the fin
est mixed farm ranches in the Valley
3 miles from small town; offered for
Il short time at $75 per acre on very
easy terms. Owner wishes to retire
and does not care 20 rent IL.
For best house or farm buys see
soc0LoFsKY
Bayne Building
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
MEHAMA NEWS NOTES
lcapltaI journal spccIal serviec.l

Capital Journal Special Serviec1
Mehama, Or, May S0.-Mrs. +. c.
Deoley of Sparta. Michigan, arrived
Friday of last week for IN exteHded
visit with Mrs. Susan Fenton. Mrs.
Dooley has been visiting since Zebra.
ary with relatives in Toledo, Oregon.
,,ae visited here twelve years ago.
Chester Kubin motorcd to Salrr.
Tuesday to meet his brother, Sergeant
Otto Kubin, who has received his dis
charge and will spend the summer on
the farms owned By the Kubins. Not.
withstanding the hardships Of army life
Sergeant Kubin is looking fine and
we re glad to see him back home.
Word has been received from 0sear
Ballard stating that while working IL a
sawmill at Bates, Oregon, he got tie
index finger Of his right hand cut off.
Oscar seems to have bad luck. but We re
hoping fate will deal mon gently with
i'm in the future
Our school closed the 23rd Of My.
M.ss Alta Brown has proven splendid
teacher and we hope slewill accept our
school another term.
Ernest Kubin aid Lenora Bojay SCI.
the eighth grade examination. Tho
scholars enioycd a picnic on Friday On
the banks Of the beautiful Santiam Nv.
er.
Mesrs. Wassom and Gourley Of liar
risbHrg shipped mixed ear Of sicer
ard cattle the first Of the week irom
Mehama and surrounding country. Thcy
expect TO ship another ear ihe last 81
the week.
Mrs Lizzie Burdiek left Tuesday for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
GREAT WHEAT CROP OUTLOOK

Portland, Or, May 30.-Onr local crop
conditions continued to improve and
the department of agriculture report is
sued recently indicates a winter wheat
crop in the northwest Of approximate
" Sc million bushels. Oregon will have
about 90 million, Washington 81 millio4,
aud northern Idaho million bushels.
II is estimated that the spring wheat
acreage for the three states viii ne
about = million acres, which gives a
total promise Of from 70 to SO million
bushels of all wheat. A great deal viii
depend on the weather conditions dur.
ing June, as hot winds and untimely
rains can easily reduce this total New
wheat will begin 20 move to market
from Texas about the middle of June
and our local crop about a month later.
Hay Is Scarce.
There is present scarcity but prospec.
tive plenty. Crop promises TO be record
breaker. Government estimates 49,
000, 900 tons against 90,000,00O last year
This will mean 25.000,000 tons increase.
The sentiment among growers is to eat
down on feeders: however. large crop
and lower prices might be an incentive
for them to try il again. The hay grow.
ers are in a very independent position,
however. High prices during the past
two or three years has caused most Of
them to junk their Fords and buy an
automobile, and still have a fat bank ae-
cout left. 1t may take several months
slow movement TO wean the growers
away from their ideas Of high prices,
but the tendency win be toward lover
values. We can look for some arrivals
Of new alfalfa about the middle Of
lime
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
NDEArH OF EDNA MILLER

The whole community was saddened
Tuesday when It was learned that Ed
ma Miller. daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Fred J. Miller, had passed away at :
O clock that morning at her home IN
this city after a lingering illness.
Edna Gertrude Miller was born on
the farm home near Donald October 3,
1900. and moved to W0odburn with
her parents several years ago. She at
tended the St. Benedict 5 school in this
eify and afterward was in the Wood-
burn hiqh school until her health fail
cd two. years age. Surviving her are
her parents, two brothers. Harold anu
Kenneth, and numerous relatives.
Deceased was a young iady or sNtsi
disposition and winning personality,
talented. loving daughter, and had
many girl friends who deeply mourn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
Brush This Through Faded,
Streaked Locks And They
Become DARK. Glossy,
Youthful

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
ea. brings back the natural color and
lestre to the hair when faded. streak.
od or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was 10 make it at
home. which is mussv and trouble
some. Nowadays, BY asking at any drug
store for Wyeth' 5 Sage and Sulphur
Compound. F" you will get large bot
lie Of this famous old recipe, improved
~ the addition Of other ingredients,
at small cost.
Don Z stay grayi Try IT, No one can
possibly tell that yoa darkeHed yeur
hair, as # does # 50 naturally and ev-
eas You dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this threugh
Your hair. taking one small strand at
timei By morning the gray hair dis
appears. and after another application
O. two. your hair becomes beautifully
e-fk, glossy and attractive.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

stay,on and sublimity to visit friends
for a few days.
Lamott and Baker 5 show which piay-
ed here Saturday night drew quite %
crowd. They put on a clean show and
everyone seemed well pleased.
Mrs. Sylvia Goodell aud two cousins
arrived Sunday from Tacoma for a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Alvis
Lite and other relatives. Mrs. Annie
Richards, sister Of Mrs. Goodcll's, who
has spent the past six weeks visiting in
Tacoma, arrived home also
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
PEOPLES FURNITURESTORF

For bargains in new and secondhand
goods for the house, farnitdFes rang
es, heaters and stoves, rugs, sewing
machines graniteware, dishes. suit
eases, trunks and tools. We waHt
your old furniture and stoves, win
pay you highest cash price. See us
last. Peoples Furniture Store, ga
N. Commercial st. Phone 7s4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31
REAL ESTATE

e0R SALE-120 acres Of No. ! land
located 6 miles from Salem, on good
road, in COED location. good house
and barn and other buildings, farm
implements, 4 horses, eaws, year
lingA so head Of hogs. round 500
cords Of wood ready cut, all At .
bargain. Write N " care Journal.
II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

Hurt No, not one bit lJust drop
little Freczone on that touehy corn.
instantly IL stops aching. then You lift
one particle Of pain, soreness or irri-
tation. Ffeezone is the mysterious ether
that 'bothersome corn right off. Yes,
magic Costs only a few cents.
Try Freezonel Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle, sufficient TO rid your feet
Of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn
between the toes, and ealluses. without
discovery Of a Cincinnati genius.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-31

DORA DEAN MrCUTCHE0N. teaehsf
Of piano, a now and Logical method
for both pupil and teacher, mailing
clear all basic principles necessary
to a musical education, and gieina
the ssmnsie teaeherf something ta
teach. 421 Court ST. Phone So.