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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

al acre farm, nearly al euiuvsn.n s,.,ss
.a,',s ~ timber, good prnne ana pss
sana sIx room house. barn wen. 'aer sY
nnad sM miles south VIII suhS'"s'
ro ,,a,s trade, price tibe per acre;
Al acre tract, in acres .,,,ra
IA halance timber and pAA,.u,s, ,'nsa
,oan ~ house. well. sprinF IocN lns'
alosa n reform school Htat'oh y"
q,os ra,lruad. Price $4,000; A. q
% acre tract located close aass ~.
.eres IL prunes, some applSsss' "os@s
a''v We'll improved SO acre a iaa,'; ' ,osrn
liz nnl,lyated aud In crop, kooa ,si,as '
.d as,sred house. two harns n'Ds'
paaf pm, ~ salem. Price sis,seV' s.ry,
"a acres OF good prune M"
harS price si50 per acre.
iaho' M HOUSE BUYS ..ata,s
strictly modern 9 room peni pnssneni
|. .dyaod floors firsplace' Oa"s'''N'''
' s.'rsace ~ Price $500. ,.ca,e
room modern bunEaipW Rot
,ato state street, corner loA'
,raats ~ ate paved. Price ssese' ral,
Fin; Fine N1,, vIsw 1 ~ BY 40 fse'. rri'
:. w H. Grabenhorst q 70
49, a~r ataAH street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

Holiday Buys

a-roou houses With fine losA ssVs
aa.h cash and terms.
room plastered. fairly mooe.a'
& lots 5oxi5o each on NY, NV.
"a street. 22oo strawberry p'A"'s'
s7sy room house plastered, meas.n
basement, good lot; $4,000 eash INV
terms. .as ,uo fins
,ots abundance Of fruit 5000. i,
We "a acres, S acres In e-ysar W W
nranes, best Of soil; small house' wy
lS35o0, - 4, g.vaar oil
,runes, small house sasoo' ns1'
lsoil. - ,,,nw balance 1
nassure. small house, close 70 ioe
poaa a si5o0. Deep red soil. ,,....,,o
40 acres. 20 acres In cnias"''n y
. % acres more easy % clear ss. !, !"
lnwildings; fine spring, isev coa"s ~, :,
wood. ss miles out NV VIZ ~
Sfsoo cash balance ulne.
Walter McLaren \,
! room rs $50 N. Com. " u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

Real Estate Transfers.

Ernest Parker and Jennie Par
ker 10 Thomas Luper and
Emma Luner. .el A Rrt Il
OF n a $ 5 Bonney d l. z 81
Ganaer NJ osrUna and Anna
Ospund 10 II ] Iysrson
Prt ar d, c Al Ncdtvcdt
and wife to GNnder oapnnd
John L Haggerty and Lucinda
Haggerty TO A H koppons.
ss A prt ID l. c sit sec le :.
and ii IS iE .-.,.,,s.,. ,,-s,.- =
Alice II Stephenson 70 ira
simmons and PermeliS sim
mons. 3A A Joseph ialfote
ID L c IS NV -.......s..ss,..ss..s l
Henrietta McAdam and Il y
| McAdaln to Elna Suttsr .
A in Nj L Savage d l. c ana
VT. rs SW ...... ...ss..-.s.-'s.,,
. Fred " Durhin and cerinne
purhin 20 Gerald Nolk and
]. Grace Nolk. II el y tar
/ rish add. Salem ,--....--.;.ss.,.
I Gerald Nolk and Grace Nolk
: 10 Fred Durhin and Cofinne
h Durhln. Ist I hl Parrish
: add, salem s,.,-...--.. .,'..,ss'',.,t
alR NJ John and Fannie John 70
=. Gus Benson. II ; Rose Acres
a and S 3 A lot 2 Rose Acres
Il w NJ Weleh and Emma Neleh,
ls c r. Weleh and Flora Weien,
L. L Weich and Rose Weich
10 u II Bennett y y u
hl Salem -...,.-t,.-. ,...'',s'..---..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
BRITISH EMPIRE Died
IN 1914 SAYS SHUTS

BEtlssa, asan Dec. si.-r'ise l.,ias .s',sel@, ~
$50. q the empire wiz, Ger
future s,,s - tne ASSERTION o. ,..e'..'a 80
s,',. mai 'tha British hn.V,,a ,n. Nm.
sn's,s ap,s, s n August. 1914. .es a..,.rseas @
y ,,ss,sr sss Guardian says s.s US ,,as as 4
chest. ss.a,,llng but perfectly WI y, fae,
-, rsss.ns Of driylns noi''s 81 ~, ,ss war
aIrse, . ~ ' changes wrousi., ~. Y laf q tns
MAJ !. ,ss ~ status and relations Sas,s = knsll
.a,gsons y M have rang shs ..,ss Sss'q i.npsr
q sa0h : fsssis ,ss soath African sa'iona'
B lists feas." ..ae.ads W afse'
-, = ~ T,a~nIng streets apss,ss s..ssa 70
: as...,,ons ihss IS nov ssa
'saaew and ADDS; .,,,n ou whle
aaeeT ..s. ne new selatsenslaisp y .ssnr' X, n
he Iss ns.sse r. somaon seaassl sa,srs. s.,a j sl
~1h ',, n = eonfsrsnes pssn.s. ps,s,s,hooa
..osa 80. a saaal Hsstua 2 :
w.r. WANT ADS fAf'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Best BUYS.

5 acres on paved road, best berry
land $500. 80. 90
10 acres. IN cleared, house. barn
a let of timber, fruit, best OF SOIL W.
sao. y cash. balance 6 per cent
% acres close in, best of roaa'
GOOD house, barn. some orchard W.
zoo: on easy terms.
4 70 acres. two sets Of improvements
lscme logans, family fruit, best ol WIZ
lrnt berry or prune land. s22,ooe
HOUSES
room modern bungalow, paNeo
/ streat. garage, fruit. $4,000.
} room bungalow fine location paw
! ed street. $42bo. ,ouse
room plastered, modern ssnn NOUS,
, nayed street, good location szeVV
o $500 cash, balance easy terms 80
II room modern, paved street ss
Q lime lot SOx2Oe, lots of fine fruit W.,
1.-Two sets Of plumbing. Thls w"s'
,e Make MAJ a fine flat s276e cash; h
Il We We do not advertise all we haVs y
- al n YOU do not see what YOU wa wa
N IN The ad call and let us talk y oVe
io : Socolofsky
al ...t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
PUTTING THE KICK N
|tNCllsR PLUM PUDDING

tanaon. Dec. aa.~sS shoot a fun
- ,ha rood old stuff. said 40 Anass'-
can 10 d plum pudding mana'sesn'.s
marc today. ''Ws are pretty ass !"
arr home town" TAkinE np unansss.
evan hsfore they heard cf the uniinu
s,a,aa supreme Court decision,
nn,,,her az Americans recently nAse
sa,san nome with them plum pu"Hinks
,s,,h a Kick like mule, w NppaA'
request, sympathetic British man. 49,
: lfacturcrs have been inoeuiat'nk usss WV
uuaainrs, as we'll as pafa q Mless
rssa, with plenty OF brandy mAs'
s.Ya ,hmn usual, because Amsr'0a'
,myers feared SOME evaporation '
Tnelr actions may set such ~ = z
.,,. ,hat the American courts h'A
.. have 10 decide whether plum ".
sss d,ns "A thirst auenehsf ~ ~ ~ "
~ nat,,e appeaaer, some q shsss p''
y aadd,ns enthusiasts declare shas
IL ~. naan,e hack horne had only Nn"s
~. ,he courts would siye ars Z
ad, asssaas [ ,hers would havs hseh y"
. n,,ss iu,porsation of well sp'N
puaainss from England that y - sso' !
use cause i Rise IN The rate o. ,s sAs.,As /,
Al for old England mssn.
ist- .as,,saa 10 be- the westest cnt'A'h
'om 4 s,ve Gears. There wsEs long as'
i'es aaav Il front Of some whiAkss
s,s,,,. v even well dressed ~"h
whiting in line 70 buy Christmas w
low, .o,tpNAI, WANT ADS FAt
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Start 1920 Right--0wn
JJ.R. Own Home.

A good modern house ) rooms
hath. toilet. full basement, hot va.
ter, furnace. close In; rooms rep'e"
for $40 per month. sS7se.
Nsw modern house Z rooms, fall
furnace heat, two toilets
and baths. cement walks; snis y =
rood buy for some one at sslse, !.
Two houses close In, rented. one :
room the other 1, Y can nave puu'
for sl7eo. naan
A good q room house, not moae.n'
lbut 4 dandy buy for seq szeo ossr
balance SIS per month. -.
5 rooms close IN, larss , lot, o. am = nm IN,
location, lots q irSas, sasoS Soos 5000 cash
Improved street ssp"V' s4sSV
balance to suit. a. ~
range good terms on any pfopei'
! sold OUT OF our office.
John HI. Scott Realty Go.
Al
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

w1REa3Vssss. seated ss s ssGsss Is ss' $ ! { =
sisl street asst Gsplg asp 1isS 20 \ c'"msiTeo So
siaI siaI, Mr. Cravatt. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

=. nse ss.-~e..sn p*x.e
an has rcturncd nems ss......, saw
vssIt with relatives r. Nsw,sl sl<,d II
,se xiyter eamr srotn ..',. "a
.sna e,nrsatnsas with h's pNfs'ss,,l -. -. &
p Mrn nan,nan seturnea tfo.n Z <~1sua ~
Z. ~ chrsstsnan daf Hns N ~ sS 6
,s.,s N - ses,s tiale axe ~ nesoe,s u 49, s53
sh E.nsss 81 NJ hsther Wnue te.s 49, Il. .-s K
saa sne ssnallpox and wAs - q !!
lsins ,nres Y. usssk' ~ IL rostleae. y.Sss
hAv' - Vancouver. and = ~ NJ
iiAAes $3.50 washinaton. ware ns.'.s. =
lrs. '..s.,s Il ms home u Ar' Ane
'isssk ~. usws and Mts Kss.snsF &.
= MsT ss,. 1870 f.hrlstnsas with tls'F ~
a,s M and Mrx White q .<.t... =
n sh@ .,s.s,s W. oryas and Fvsnes# ne.7 s5
=. .sn, INV ~, week ssaitins r~'s!'se
VA Portland x..,shtSf n0ftt&
Y" snsnt pRrt of mo n0''aat'
y. ,iv.A ii phiIematH. ......ux.4,t :
~ Ass. Heekmass WV test
~ srIoas operation 10 S.sss'. s.aia,.
sss ,ssshs aro, Il iInFsos'pF - s.,s.<
~ I,nas she wiIl apun % a'sF
~ hQnie - -we ree.t sskeeaA =
Is.,an, spent Christmas WA
--- he'ss w. MA Ma neas reeeivsa ~. ~ = 7
80 sra., Viola and Laesils hsp'.-.'
49, ~rsss mat shes will seen t''s'
I Nome from California s,s...a. /.
! Kstnlt nus2sli lstt '~zs ~
spEinsss's y.els Ilus.ek, wha =
I Sa.s~ . ~ss,so, IN Portland ans ~
~ ,ss,sek who Il a student - = =,
50 nsasNl sa.,,nr ss.sss vacation wish ~
ps.'.s.s pas.nsa palmsssea. ssaa*nt =
Turnss hlsn seheel, = 's'f'
at fvi.ltlnx nsf pafsh'h A.An Antai,
,s.t,a palmer. is., nae pe~n na'
Z. "a eenaua taker iof shss y 49, Il. Il
- Al tho Friends ensrsh - y, ,s~s.'
~ .,oYmlne shsre ses nssss ss~sS
-. ssrsm w. - sixsn. followed ~ 80
4 49, ssss,irsn Al ths same 49,.
@eshs,srsan ~ sunday sensp' n.
ek. 4 4,a,.sss sfsai ~ nens''a@
Ilns aaa a.,es, ''ssa opsnsA Monday vssn y
.ss HenDo Fhe nnplls hastn8 VA
Nne ,rsn azchenKs sHsN s.'s
nsn'ss ~ ~ instead - ch''s'
A. thss s~1 rim nexs s1haa1
heslAn.n ..~..ces il she ffs-Fxs'
w saah ~snasx nefr."s 80
ehvFsh % 49, n1ggan VII 49,
...ss. sss..ss. q ssaa .a,'ss''a's '''''
1914 baa. ssa MsA G. =. h*sss - ~ 4,
A.& - s.sess,. have eenis ftoas - *
.s-. -e@--- ~ Y a'sse mss ,ssar hs'as - 'hs
Shop o. aesea'. '.,.,,s = ,sss III j I t. :
Tanks n~las. ~ ssslses aaa ma iA*s
s,sss usssn rssrn for shs eerssf''ss
u.~sfg IlfAaHN ----~-~s.-s--'-
= III - &FtS M
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

FOR .iaIshsd sALadbns bungalow ro0nls' rsgass MOT lot
{. ern conyeniennetehse nther q very conyenic ven :
5sslas Tas Teem ''hsp hsass With Iaos sisstrle sarS
ssss, ,~sny sen vas isa 81 aso ps
alts n. II. EdwaraS' sos
hotel. -----
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
For Rent

--- T;fteen acre tract ll.a,ion, loeaie
g : Ss s.s,sis sss% = yissass, e. s,a s~:,s ~sns
e s sss 'ssaiss: is:ss ~ ~ I
ss:a 5ss z; ;a.4Rais = s''iss s : ''
ehone 3F11. 20
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
classified AID RATES.

Rate per word-Each insertion one
cent. six insertion cents. one month,
IS Insertions. II cents. one year. per
Month. cents. Minimum per ad rs
cents.
First insertion only In New Today.
City ads cash in advance and not TAX
On over phone. unless advertiser has
monthly account. No allowance fol
phone errors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

Rargains and Investments.

40 acres 8 miles from salem, sooS s
roaS IN acres bearing prunes, $3.50 M
oau, s'a ''narr,es family orchard, gooa -.
hnildings. $500 cash, balance o''p
p'l vine 10 acre tract near salem, nrss -
dark loan soil, set buildings, o1ssso saseo
we'll good location, Price e'sSs'
terms ..,,,ar bottom tract
close in on paved roaa, s s,nn loca.
buildings and all IN lruis
tion, ideal home. lnsss.'ssr s" sran, salem
acrss ~ In bearing gooseberries cnes
,.,as cav and appies. 8 room bungalow a''
o'gss Fer bargains bargains and square deal.
Perrine & Marsters :,
s11-12 Com. club BIDS Salem. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Help Wanted

-Experieneed housekeepef
and cook, good wages paid Can az
Peoples Cash store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

HOUSES o5n soass rsF close i ssss'Psssas ssss ssa
ity. 4 ss9SSe. s9SSSe A3ler Terms $500 cash.
balance easy ss.s sse eiose in Rents ssi ssi.
IS 1879 room ssdSo. nSa't terms $500 easn ~
ance easy. sa completely turns"
ed, close In, in,,o,,v modern beautiiu
home ,asa at tn.eaeras very elosf Ssys l IN
4s;;: 4;:a,s ss:a + , i s's.s'slFSsa $ s %
yessasa'b oregon bldg. Phone =.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

r. q ". SALEM q. CAN'T !, ! O'clock N
every Friday ys.,le nISes cor. Court and LAD
srty g; v. v,si,1nsc z & L > ossr. clerk.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
NTIlIl

vo,,ce is hereby given sha, aN,o,lrfit,sd .,b
impounded The ,,,,aae" ios.0~ih With ordinance
dogs in eomplaNvnn nns female black
No. i4o., tow town. ,,naie. ods ANAL, black al.
shepherd; ,,.S Gns msonsrsi .ss' one bird dos dss,
alick nsnfsp aas hlsck spotted, Ths !, s0"sa nol
sts,bsS white s@' dogs viii be KILLED i s.tops 0p'
,i..'sgS ,edes'ps"t a. 1890. as provided ~ "''''
lordlnance. "a ,a,a
December se' isis w. q. LOW,
street. Commissioned
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

-rooDMEN or AMEEasCaAs AMEsas
doDERN Wed" Cedar Camp re. go Z, !
O'clock in ,s.srs ssr9fssr s.Ssss4 v. v
Persons. v. 9. franz
clerk. ------------------
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Lodge Directory.

.yTIsANs---captiai Asss'sa, |,
~ No 9 .ssn,: %ssss sgsss Tsnpls. oissa {.
n,l.s' I, N. A.; G. A.. a s'0'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Good BUYS.

Rnnm 2s lso y. Com, st -, ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

FQS QMSyandott.ss .s.'s cock phoas slss' sisFs. s. 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Used Cars for Sale.

FOR SALE-lg17 Ford fully equip
ped, Al condition. Liberty Gar
age.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

EXPERIENCED seamstress will go
cut by the day. Phone 14lS. ISL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

Grasns wheat. No. l, g. feed onts
50 RsBe, milling eats sS@sScs cheat
nay siS.se9isses car hay s2sNSz'
clover hay ssssass: msil run <ts8 -
Bntterfat Ruttsvias aSe; ereAtn-
cry butter gs0Tse.
Pork. veal and mutton; PSfk - fsef
|l@e; veal fancy sies s'sess
I7asc. cows sg7 lac: spring lambs
lahc; ewes s@sc: sheer, ysHrlinn y
Eggs and poultry. EEss cash ess,
Hight hens use: heavy heas accs s'e
lroosssra is0tsc. springs s2e.
Vegetables; Onions par sack 90
celery dos. si.Gs; pesatcsM fakAm'
lse, oregon sNes sweet potatoes e
Eheets per sack ss,T5s turntrs per sac
sa,7b: carrots per sack si.sS; r&fsna
. per sack ss.is.
Fruit. Oranges ss.se@ 4.se; ienes
lssgeA7.eo: bananas lie; henex ~
acc; bunch hests f6es eahhsse =
head lettuce si.ak; carrots ase: rsAp
i6o: Brusseh sprouts ieu' ceniil1'e"
a dos; RED peppers $50 ~ !.
Retail prics Eggs aossn y =.
II creamery butter sacs cannsEy bnt'
roc: flour. hard wheat ssst y ase.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

WANTED-All kinds Of junk and Sec
ond hand goods. Liberty Exchange,
24l N. Commercial. Phone SAL.
Spier & Scott. Props.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

uoo,,or ears now on display pnons %
9sa. ------------
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

1890
Licenses furnished with every car
Bargains
5 pass Overland S4aS
P5 passenger Overland st5o
s passenger Michigan S47S
passenger Hudson ssee
Ford coupe SSSo
5 passenger Ford s+sS
i-ton Maxwell truck $SeV
l-ton @. NJ c. $3.50
l-ton stewart new Si2ee
Studebaker delivery s4Se
price low with 1890 license.
U. s Garage
Phone lTs2, 5s4 Ferry st. IV'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

FOR SAI.E-~Late 1911 MaSweh ilfs. ",
class mechanical condition ausss
sale. A snap. Phone Ie4. Sia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Wanted.

MIR. and Mrs. Sparks, ladies and gents
tailors, want garments TO remodel.
Room 2, 442 State st. s11
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
ccavenger.

Scavengeer.. .,.r. and re-
fuse 4 ssGa.saess q al as i rsas9ssssi' 9psss animals
Cess S p00lso otfies fiesh phone Main l..-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

FOR SALE-Auto. Oakland SIX, isls,
run less than 5000 miles, IN -.
condition. VIII sell at Dig alscVune a,
IL taken soon, ]. w, Turmioge, ssls
fayson. Ri. /, or inquire v. c, Rush
an Court Sc. Phone S6Tsi Jeffer-
son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

...,,,,s.s. WANT ApS -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

EQ&HAhANA
Portland. Or. Dec. 81 Butter cis.
creamery Yo@Tte; eggs selected issal !.
.sg@ese, hens aNSlsso; hroliefs a1W
lsSe. geese ase. cheese ss@ ass
lave Stock.
!. ca,ues Receipts Isl tone e mar. =
kat slow, ehpiee steers ae'sea
HI 90; fair To mediasn steers ts'se1 =
$50; common 70 fair sseers. st.eva m
/, common 70 coed cows ana he'.s.' 4,
s,.so9Sses tanners ea,ea g t'ee' na''
I lss, s,oosa7.s0, calves -s.bc1ls'ue.
Hogs; Receipts AS; tone e. naa'
d ket lower, prime mixed NAse'
1lsiA7S. medium mlxed, sla.is 49, ~
b, rough heayisa. sii.7h@ia.7s; ms
sii.as@is,fs.
y sheep: Receipts as' tone o. w
y ket steady, east Of mountain Iam
sfamls.Se: best valley lambs W.
Misoo, yearlings ss'ea4 io.eoi W
.lers ss@s5o; ewes atU7
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31
Lost And Found.

;osTDsr1 ysiisSs. sSs.,,sss. esll's $sssssoass,s, sss a.
IoSd o,ward. F. 3. Mat'n' 81
nhare 3F15.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-31

JouRkAL WAIT Ans rAs a..
Arizona republican., 1919-07-25
RAINS BRING RELIEF
 T0F|RE-SWEPT FIELD

SPOKANE, Wash, July 24.-Show- CTS in Western Montana and Northern Idaho today helped improve the forest fire situation. High winds last night. according to reports, did not do as much damage as had been anticipated although electrical storms were re- sponsible for many new fires
 Apparently St. Regis, threatened by forest fires for several days, is in only slight danger. Thompson Falls was reported safe. the flames in that i'm mediate neighborhood having been brought under control. Alberton and vicinity had a heavy shower which helped relieve the situation in Nigger gulch, where the flames lave been spreading rapidly
 The forest service sent additional men to the fire stricken districts. Fifty men went to Gold creek to assist in fighting the Rattlesnake fire, and an- other crew was sent to the Evaro fire, which was reported to be spreading over a large area.
 In the NA@rerce forest a blaze was burning close to Elk City Idaho, and had covered 1900 acres. Tn the LoIo forest a new fire was reported on the south fork of Fish Creek.
 Reports from Oregon indicated that fifty-five forest fires have been started by lightning last night None of the Oregon fires is considered dangerous.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-25
GALES SAYS NJ MORE RUST[|NC
 OVER BOUNDARY
Meets with Heads of U. s. Military in Arizona and Says Livestock Thefts Will Stop-Other Means for Preventing Trouble Are Discussed
Republican A. p. Leased Wlre]

DOUGLAS, July PA complete un- derstanding was reached today upon details of plan whereby the officers of the United States army in Arizona and those of the Mexicon federal army in Sonora will cooperate to prevent trouble along the Arizona Sonora boundary. This was the outcome of a conference held in Agua Prieta this afternoon between Brigadier General w. R. Smedberg, commanding the Arizona military district, and Gen. eral de Brigad P. Elias Gales, governor of Sonora and secretary of commerce and industry in the Carranza cabinet The conference was attended by Colo nel w o. Johnson. commanding Camp Harry J. Jones, near here, Captain F. D. Wright of the army intelligence department and ". D. King, Doug las attorney who acted as interpreter for the conferees.
 The United States army officers crossed from Douglas in an automobile and upon arriving in Agua Prieta were received with full military honors, the garrison being drawn up in parade formation A guard of honor escorted them from the boundary to the head quarters of General Gales, dressed in the uniform of his army rank, awaited the American officers. He was at tended by Lieut.. Col Rafael Buelna and other officers.
 Following introductions the confer ence discussed recent incidents out of which friction had arisen in the border district, particularly in the vicinity of Nogales. General Calles stated that he had strengthened the border guard in that vicinity and could guarantee that there would be nJ repetition of the alleged thefts of livestock which had caused misunderstanding and friction in the past. A program of co-opera- tive effort on the part of the American and Mexican army officers was dis cussed and adopted, promising to elim- mate such points of friction as have existed.
 General Smedberg, following his re- turn to Douglas, expressed satisfaction over the result of his conference, the results of which he will communicate to headquarters of the southern dis trict, U. s. A, for transmission to the war department in Washington.
 General Smedberg's visit was author ized by special orders issued severa week ago by the war department. The government of the United States, he said, was anxious to assure the Mex ican people through their officials that the American people had friendly feeling for them and desired to main tain friendly relations. This sentiment expressed by General Smedberg tC General Gales drew from his similar protestations of friendship on the part of Mexico for Americans.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-25
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WASHINGTON, July 24.-A. Mitch ell Palmer, before the senate judicial sub- committee today renewed his fight for senate confirmation of his nomina- tion as attorney general and again wig orously defended his administration as alien property custodian He replied to charges of improper administration Harold Remington. a New York law yer, and Leslie s. Kennard, an Indiana attorney holding position in the alien property custodians office.
 General charges of improper admin istration were made by Mr Kennard in statement recently submitted to the committee by Senator New, repub- lican of Indiana, and answered today by Mir. Palmer. who presented an af- fidavit from Mir. Kennard repudiating his previous statement.
 MT Palmer declared there was noth- ing inconsistent in his Jurisdiction of claims for property made against the alien property custodian. Declaring that he had never passed personally on single claim, as such matters were handled by supordinates, MT. Palmer added:
 Besides these claims must be settled by legislation of congress after peace is proclaimed. l have no doubt that congress will provide the machin- cry to prevent men from occupying in- consistent positions"