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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25

Berwick: Hon. George W. Norton
Portland: Hon. and Mrs. Willis E
Swift. Augusta: Hon. and Mrs. Elme,
s. Bird. Rockland; Hon. and Mrs
Walter E. Plummer. Lisbon Falls
Hon. Clarence A. Powers, Fort Fair
neid; Hon. Leon F. Higgins, presi.
dent OF the Senate. and Mrs. Hie.
gins. Brewer: Hon. Frank G. Earring
ton. speaker Of the House, Augusta;
senator and Mrs. Guy p. Gannett
Augusta: Representative and Mrs
Charles P. Barnes. Houlton: Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Frank H. Holiey
North Anson: Representative and
Mrs. Charles H Small, Brewer: Sen
ator John NJ. Googin. Lewiston: Ad-
1utant General George Mel Presson,
Pennington: Major James l. Mortar
ty. Lewiston: Major Charles E. Davis,
Augusta: Major William C. Good win,
Augusta: Major Arthur L. Thayer,
Bangor; Capt. Lester n. Hart, Au-
gusta; Capt Burleigh Martin. Angus
II: Capt william Glenn. Nillinockst;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25
Nominations BY Governor

Nominations by Governor
The following nominations have
been made by Gov. Milliken and post
ed under date Of April %:
Notary Public-Arthur Ashworth,
Bangor; William Halliday Dryden.
lockwood: Arthur Daigle. st. Davis !:
Fred E. Decker. Bangor: Samuel A.
McGraw. Surry: William NJ. Ingra-
! ham. Portland: George ". Norton,
Portland.
Justice Of the Peace-Arthur ASH
worth. Bangor: William Halliday Bry-
den. lockwood: John T. Fegan. Port
land: Clarence W. Havey. North
Sullivan: William n. Ingraham
Portland Louis B. Klatt. Bangor;
James W. Lane. Kenduskeag; Will
liam T. Libby. Gorham; Daniel w
Maxneld. Bangor: r. o. Pierce. Ban
gor: Wilbur Sawyer. Brewers H. h
Varney. Springvale.
Probation officer for the county Of
iscataquis-Charles H. Norton. Do
yer.
Agent for the protection Of animals
William J. Dyer. Portland.
Authorized to administer oaths. etc
Isabelle F. Hill, East Corinth; Win
nifred Mills, Pressure Isle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25
Summer Schools

DR.. Augustus o. Thomas. State su.
perintendent Of schools. Thursday sent
out a communication to secondary
school principals stating that the de-
partment has under consideration ros-
sible arrangements for summer school
work for secondary school teachers In
this State.
1T " very essential 70 know with some
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE OF
CHATTEL MORTGAGE.


County OF kennebec. SIS.
To Lee Bragdon and Greta Bragdon.
wife Of said Lee Br.gdon of Waterville,
of Maine.
Whereas Lee Bragdon and Greta
Bragdon. on the third day of January.
A. D. 1919. mortgaged to Edgar J.
Brown of said Waterville in said Coun-
ty and STATE of Maine. all of the furni-
ture, which We now own at S. P.easan.
street in said Waterville which l shall
take with me to No. IA Abbott and Will
not move again without the consent Of
the MORTGAGE. to secure the payment
Of one hundred dollars, which mortgage
is recorded in tee city records of Wat
ervi!le. Book I. Page as and whereas
conditions of said mortgage have been
broken. now. therefore. by reason Of
the breach Of the condition thereof
claim foreclosure Of said mortgage
Dated at Waterville. Me. this third
dav of April. : u. 1913.
EDGAR J. BROWN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25

lief

4 common cause Of many colds IS the
sudden checking Of the unconscious
perspiration by exposure tc a change of
Temperature. Colds whether taking the
form of Coryza with sneezing, running
aose, nd perhaps sore throat. or with
chilly and ieverish symptoms, should
never be neglected in the earliest stages.
Serious illness often results from such
neglect.
It is we'll 20 .et Early 20 bed. to get
the body veil warmed. and most i'm
portant to have the bowels move freely.
There is no safer or better remedy to use
at the beginning Of a cold than II. F. "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25

says: odd Orchard has o.,
a boom as cottages ara 80. ~
seiiins earlier. than ever ,a. a
history Of the r.so., 'e.os
agency has rented A. p,.o. .'
II cottages this seas.
says Is something .hs. s.sS
other agent ever Cid 49,, q
time OF the year. \, ~, I
year he had rented or,v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25

In Korea women occupy a place in
society which has no parallel else
where in the Orient. They are both
better and worse OF than in China or
Japan-better OF because there are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25

Atwood's Medicine. Two
to four teaspoonfuls will
quickly relieve congested
conditions, drive out inn
purities from the system
and ward of further trou-
bic. Alwayskeep a bottle
in the house. Any dealer
will supply you for fifty
cents. If you have never
used it, write today for
a free sample to the
Il. F." Medicine Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25

more fields open to them. worse be-
cause they are overworked, often ILL
treated. and until recently were act
ually enslaved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25

would hesitate over an opportunity to
select, according to their needs. I-en
scientifically measured" in general
and technical ability.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25

Capt. Nathan c. Redlon. Portland:
Coz Harry n. Bigelow. Portland:
Sam E. Conner. Lewiston: c. W.
Richards. Augusta; ]. c. Murphy. Au-
gusta-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25
Mothers Aid Recommendation

Capt. James F. Bagley, secretary OF
the State Board Of Charities and cor
rections. Thursday, sent out COM
munication to the various boards OF
overseers Of the poor stating that
whenever boards of overseers OF the
Door and Of Mothers Aid are COM
posed wholly of men. it is recon-
mended that they employ a woman,
either as an agent or assistant. to
investigate the needs of and to su-
perv:se the families which fall into
distresses or otherwise come into
their care.
I'VE believe that the natural apti-
tude of women and their special
knowledge of home making will make
their services especially valuable in
this work." says Capt. Bagleys COM
munication.
This will be emphatically true
when, after the laws enacted at the
recent session Of the legislature be-
come effective on July fourth. these
boards are required to act as Boards
of Chiidren's Guardians. and to in
yestigate cases of neglect or I'M
proper treatment of children"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25
A Pardon Petition

The Governor and Council Thurs
day ordered a hearing to be held
Wednesday. April 80 at 10 A. NJ. on
the petition for the pardon Of Robert
A. McGeoch. who is serving SEN
tence of eight months for breaking,
entering and larceny and sentence
of 10 months for breaking and es-
Gaping Jail in the Cumberland county
Jail at Portland. McGeoch claims
that he has already received sufficient
punishment.
The father Of the petitioner, George
N. McGeoch Of Portland. has written
the Governor and Council as follows
in regard to the case:
1.-THE boy vas only IS years OF age
at the time Of the commission Of the
crime, had no experience with the
world at large other than a boy OF
that age would have brought up IN
one neighborhood. He had always
been a good boy and without ten
denotes toward evil doing.
Il do not believe that he had any
idea Of the wrong that he was do
ing in entering the cottage. although
I do not feel that the boy knew bet
ter than to take the hunting outfit
while there l do not seek any excuse
for this act but beg to submit. in
view Of his age, that it is merely
case of a boy being led into tempta-
ton and yielding to it, probably not
realizing what he was doing. and
further feel that the punishment he
has received by his Imprisonment IN
the past FIVE months is more Than
sufficient punishment to the lad fo'
the wrong that he has done"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-25
STATE OF MAINE

KEEEEBEC, SIS. SUPREME JUDO
IAL COURT IN EQUITY.
J. ]. Nordman vs. Mines Company Of
America
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
SoTrcr or ASSESSMENT

-.
sor the Cost OF Improying shuss
street. In the City " sniem HUM
Street 10 T. Street
To E. NJ. Bosworth. ana vun'''
ana Henrietta schnnke' -,
you and each of you are he.'ps
.,ts,as shat the city OF Salem nnn'
-, ard,aanee No. 1893. levied an as'
- ..s,,cnt upon your respective prop
..,s., hereinafter described, ana ~
.na anount hereinafter set toftn, ",
a.h 80 Hnrepertys proportionate share
ss IA cost of Improving Chursn
street In the city OF SiieHp, 49, =,
s,raet 10 u street dsscr'p''on y,
ZACH lot or part thereof OF pa1 -
ltans the owner thereof an" !.
went assessed and levied upon ~ =
~, In block of Botse's ~ anos @
49,, ~ ,he city Of Salem. r. ~ pos
worth, cost si54.5i. a. aaa,
w" -, a IN block q Of Boise,n 20 ~" n"'
~ ,he city of saieu, " d. DO"
worth. cost si54,ei. u,..,. "a aad,
49,, . n block 7 OF Boise's 70 Fnu'
4 zion 10 the city OF sai'nn, s,r4 4,
aua Henrietta Schunke, coSt 80
nj said assessments were sn7,s i,
,,,,ne. docket Of city hehs on ~
aS.s. day Of November, isi'' a
ssarga and lien against the T'iu =, a.
ss,sa properties. and are noN W
- - ,,able 10 the city treasurer
"a NM a., rrder OF tho common I1'. eo"l'e
.o,,ce IA served upon you py pu
ie e''" ~. .,,.y,.nf for ten days ia
. paliy Capital Journal : ,,..A nSmSp'y h. ,
Sensral circulation puS''sh"' "
city Of Salem .,,..,,or hereof.
pate Of first publication "
ne December iva EARL RACE
cay Record
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
.pp,nsrus ro wrian esslIAcf

e,o-sa,,is pee ia-~-A new nppasa.
eg.. ~. ,aE,ng the weight Of q easi1
W w. ~ suailaes haa Just been ~
~ ''..s NJ he department of aa'rs 's'.
husl,andry. Experiments oH s,, ''ase.'
~ eo,n, aunflewer. nas. ana ss.1I s.ss'
mage are being conducted, ma .ss~ .s..,,
suaS. .'.,, esnerlmcnis WIN she diffsses' p,
,ps Z, ,osilagesto determine 'hs'
% sa,",,ye feding value are being n,aue ~,
l,eomriea coming IN asking '"r ..,'' w ap' y,
lwaelty Of silon Tor dlffefen. dlff.s ea'pS ~ mi mi
,hei, weights will BIC answered. " ~
method
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Change NAME or ArriE

-. IN. name GLORY" will We
% ,n,,,,a spltzcnberg apples be kfnwh
, y. chsrlea I.erry and all Of ne Gus
y .,,,,,s,s , 81 the local apple broEernE'
hereafter 50 long an MI Ler.y ...,s e'', -.
tInues d handle this famous app,s ,',,'rs ,ss
German application will never .'o,s ,' !,
he spoken by him with reference ference, 20 ~ ~
'. an he ran DO TO bring about IN.
VA LII r,s,enIng OF thIs famous req
ss',, "a aays viii he done. Mr Ierfs
~ ~ now arranging "a handle christmal ~
- ."ssrss "g continuing the finest graz
~ .hsne apples and all wsll 90 on m
- @,a,,a,ad Inc aGiory" apple. ny ~
other year be hopes 70 mss ~ as.,, Z,
s,I,ution thai viii indeen ps = 's
~ MA cI,y -Re~eburg Review
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
clAsH - DESif.p

paris, Dec. i2.--The Italian ii.,s,,, es' a.
zion mere has issued saass''sp, .,s. .p,,resn
,,Sn ,''1nr runor from ,a s'siss apu. LIN srb
ss.1s RI, srtsncn troops had eiaalasa "a =,
.'sA' .' ,.rees Of Gabrielle D'Annuf'zi" ~ -
W. ...n,'.s - T.here has been no Frenen ~ ~,
~, \, riums since sspteiapsf' '"
po' = s,a,smsnt pointed CUT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
For Rent

TO RENT-Fifteen acre tract located
Ia mile from Waconda station
Oregon Electric r. R., with dwen,
ing, barn, orchard. pasture .,,,,, aiu
farm land, together with mohenss II
cash payments for board ana wasa- \
ing for an elderly gentleman. Az y,
dress Gervais, Rt Q, box 40 -
phone 3F11.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Gun won9 rl.AssEp At Q. 4 q q

carvallIa. Dec. ~ Club WORN ""
r.esive much astentisn farmefs wse.'
Dscember 40 to Jnnuesy y 2. w ,.s-
lere George ~ Farrell o. Wasn'ns
,on 3. e.. national club leader tor ~
northern ana wesisrn ssasss' Y expees- y ~.
~ M % be present with q messars 20
e,uh leaders Inssruciiona will Dc kr-
~ 49, ~ ossan.zation OF clubs. eendne..
~ M ANA meetings. selection % eien
,"s 's.,srsa ana foiisW#up work ~"
club members Much ti'ns WIN - .ss, -
voted 10 demonstrations q ~ y"
5petn.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
NEBRASKA SHOOTER
RATED AS PREMIER
NARKSNEA Of YEAR

,,.as,er National SPORTS synaicass,s
There isn't ANY doubt but that Nasa
pasas as curtis. Ssbs. win be the hAkh
average professional uapshscter =
.the year. Thers hssnt been any aenoss
nhoat ,hls In eur sAAna fee HsAnx
raen,hss-.er ever since Rash stcRpea
sheot.ne after compiling that .sseet
.,,vvr.ue. whV he didn't - on ana trx
!, nake the average 30 We dun't know
snless ne figured that ~ Was 2 Msfs1
average II H.
mn n isn't good thing Tor the
snar, lar n shooter to stcp shootinE ~
Registered targets In the middle - thc
seeann II isn't likely that this ~sn
hanpcN again, Instead OF the PRO
fessionals having their averages sosa'-
cd on 1000 targets, u Is mere shA"
likely that 1000 win be the ngvfe
worked en In 1899
| The professionals shot better tha'
YEAR than they have Tor many ssasse
No lesA than III state ieaders hAFs
! av.rares above "a. and these are ho'
Il the only professionals with Averake'
i above that MARI In Illinois ana ioN'
l,hrre arc several shooters beyond 'h'
NJ ma,k. hus are unfortunate IN nav
,ry "a i've In matcs with 50 maAy niEi
% class professionals. -.
s.l The registered tArEet seasnn y "
q, about over ana u Isn't likely tnA' y
90 averages appended viii % chanas
q, much. Here are the figures " =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Real Estate Transfers.

Il a Evensnn and Alice ESent
acn 10 AZ Il Gunderson ana
Helen II Gumdefson, prt OF q
Jamee Brown ~ !. q eS IN
r,aud johnson and Lucy =
Johnaou 10 a i Johnson w
X Of w Y of \ ! bi W. Se
lem. Also prt b 10. salem w
Nv 4 Rutherford and Micr
rutherford 10 w " Neptune
and Alice Nj Neptune, ~ Sill
rutherford Fruit tracts .,.s.
lc III ueckett and Emma beek-
ett 10 i A Isnyeock and jose
| rhlna i.ayrock. IL b-i~S-s.
,0.il hi ia George u Jonee
Nob ulll plot add, Salcni,..
nmma srhaffer and Carl sonar.
fer Ia Henry Koehier ana
i Rose Koehler, Ssb4 ~ ~ " 4
Hen cleayer y 4 G ~ iW V.
lIterbert N Cockerline and mary
InIa cockeriine to John y
iiaurs ana Augusta Hause.
togs acres d l. Q OF 2 y
y,olev In SIS NV ..-~ e~.,s,,
' lrraucnis Lombard 10 AioysiuA
. I Nark and Alice Beck. ~
, IA islmdorf acres Con ~
acres 4.s..ssasstsatfs $3.50 - -
In IA "a Taylor and Kate Taylor e
\ sam koser 81. com sE eor
v II con M RI Kilbourn 20 = Y
V Tayinr RED 7BsaBs N N w.,
n deg 80 min W chs ~
J., sas deg 10 min w ~ !, w
x IS deE 80 min y n sn
Koans 81 th N ~ deE ~
min n 10 II N Rooms y to
. beg siivertun -l~-s...'. ..'s,,u, I,
= Coolidge and company 20 =
"a Alien, 9 a Howard ana 20
- Henry Schroeder tfun'essss y AZ
silver lodge No. ~ ! 9 y ~
"a altverton. south ~At
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
,odW- Where Small Ads Get Results at SnaolL Cost
CLASSIFIED AID RATES.

nar word--Each insertion one
ha.s 81 insertion 5 cents. one month.
cen!. g. a-.,ons. II cents. oIte year. per
70 aS cents. Minimum per ad 70
rsyst insertion only In New Today.
5s cash in advance and not tax
cl's m over phone. unless advertiser mas
enntbIv en- account. No allowance fol
nhone errors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Best, House Buys

"a rooms, 2 lots. some fruit s'po'
= cash, s.,,,+ ssse MI
cash. .ao.,, h,,,ga- :
'9T' 9 room SSSas modern % house. fruit $4,000,
$1,000 cash. :, 5u,av,
$1,000 all cash. s,,,,ogajow
large lot, well located. pavement
rooms, strictly modern puhsa
Inv. we'll finished. S4250, all casn. :.
1n acres. S room house. lgns mH Z Z
fruit. garage, good location. sS'o0' a
cash. is4..s,. :, :, 40 cam f,nt
$500, $500 cash balance szo pe
month. at 6 per cent. n,, =
IF YOU are looking for q ranG, rn ~ y
INV i,;nd YOU are invited to can .
ne ne and see what I can offer'
For best buys see
CnrolnfSkV.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Oleson,s Auto Exchange

aAe N. Commercial sasI
fsf7 Ford, good snape' -, ,han
1919 Chevrolet, driVsh
1000 miles f725 ,o
Ford i-ton truck tssv
samson tractor tSOo
Ford bug s27s 80. ar,vars
we -. t,req ana arren~nrfes
'',n NJ. have taken the agency fcr On. sns
,.c.a,nr w n~ ard Cleveland cars rn"h.
sor demonstrations
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Parpains and Investments.

r,ns 1s acre tract miles from ga, ga
- nica room bungalow, phrn.
fruits fruit well, nice home. sSSOo' ea"'
'e'i,,9, 1s acre tract OF fine dark loan nea'
saiem. bargain for $3.50 per acre,
s acre tract 2 mees IRON rom, a,s,v snan
oayed road; all in cuitiSauo"' ''"''''
$4,000. y,,s,es ont nt
=. NJ ~ gain price. Investigate TINS
oes' acres close in, paved road, pul'o-
lngs. Snap $500 s only s2soo
- - a acre tract . miles from M sc,sm cSsr.
Ian in high state cultivation. .., nice fruits rnsp
~ ~ o orchard. buildings. wei' 'Fu''
Bargain. - .,a,a deal.
Perrine & Marsters
s,,.ta Com. club bldg. Salem VI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
New Today.

80 p4,NT--5 room modern bunga-
. ~ ,ar furnished. w. A. Liston. asa
Court
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

Grain: wheat. No. !. ~. feed cats
75sls sec: milling oats sec. chees nay
s,s, Dat hay $40: dover hay 81 ass'
nan, run s4s.keg TOO.
Bussersat: Butterfat. Isc; cream
cry butter esefee -
Pork. veal and muttca' Pcrh on 1901
lfse. veal. fancy. sec. steers.
sNse; cows SOL isec; sprans isnns
lshc: ewes s@sc, sheep. yeasi'nss 70
turkeys. soc. ssa.
Ee,ss and poultry: hegs CASH sse;
I,sshs heas II @ aOe heavy hers stc; els
roostera $50 ice; springs acc
Il vespsabies. Onions per szek ~ 2
! celery dcz. si.a6; potatoes. sae.ha
li-so. or~gon : i~sei sweet ro'asoe
t@2e.
fruit; Oranges sasoe sse: lssnon
lsssoer 100; bananas lie; honey ext
4 zoe, bunch beets s6c, cahhase. se
\ head lettuce sl.aS, carrots sec. sFeps
: i5o; Rrusseil sprouts lee; eaaiifi'osss
. q dos, red peppers sse ie
!. Retail piees; Eggs dosen -
7 creamery buttr Tsc; country eass'
e csc, floar. hard wheat saieWaAA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

STUDENT desires general "oTA Alills ~
holidays for two weeks es'ae sae
Journal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

poR sAI,E-22 room rooming house
in first class location. Phone losi
or call on w. A. Liston, 4Sf Cour.
CT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Safety Razor Blades.

SAFETY razor blade sharpenlng ma
chine, first installed at A. = Stew
art Repair Shop. SAT Court 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

FOR SALES cylinder Studebaker,
overhauled, repainted, In good con-
dition, at a bargain. Johnson's FAINT
shop, Ferry and Liberty St. aso
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
PORTLAND MARKETS


Portland, or, Dec, ls.--.hutter, el's
aaa,,arv az @ssc; eggs selected local
7sS Noe: hens ss@s0c; hroilers ssW
sso, geese see; cheese se@s7e
Lave stock.
| Cattle: Receipts none; tone ot mar
- s,,,,av. choice steers, tpvv
@s.se; fair to medium steers sies'
common TO fair steers. ss.sees.se,
ono,ce,o gcsa COWS and heifers ss.o0
@Sso; oanners ss8s, bulls ss@l'se'
calves s7@i%. 80. :, a,ey.
Hogs: Receipts none; tone q mar'
!. lke, steady; prime mixed uAeew ie'o' Y
I. Eaedium mixed, Ns.voMa1sv sMfs Sss
: h"aviss, sia.bo@is.po; pigs NsWls
. sheep, Receipts nonei tone @ mar
!; ~, s,eaey; prime lambs sii.so4 iaso
!; fair TO medium lambs sio.se0ia.eV
Z yearlings ss soalio.so; weshera ss.e
? Nose. owes $500 ss7.co.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Lost And Found.
Used Cars for Sale.

1919 MODEL Hudson speedster, good
as new, has been run about three
months, also Dodge touring car,
will consider trade on either ITO ,.
18th st. zs4'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Money To Loan.
Why SeIl For Less?
ogrEorArftIc pHYsIclAN

DIR, JOHN L. LYNCH. osteopathic
physician and surgeon, 1894 Ore
Ron bldg Res. phone 6sF6i OFFICE
phone 1894. evA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12

No Cash Required--Gocd cvercoass;; osa;
shoes and suits. all kinds OF mus,.a' ssa !
Instruments, shotguns. risles. heaans aas
stoves, gas stoves. suit cases anu nvvs
ofher useful articles to Wv or rs
what have your The Sapiu
change. ss7 Court st. Phone 4ss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
Stove Repairing.

STOVES rebuilt and repaired. ~
wears experiences: Depot msus ~
and American fence. sixes ~ 70 -
inches high. Paints. OFT anc
ishes. etc. loganberry ma s.as,p nvp
hooks Salem Fence any
works. $50 Court street fno1 ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-12
TEE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNA SALEM OREGON FRIDAY
Help Wanted
WANTED--E.xperienced barber wants
work. Phone 19seM. 9s4
woRK-WoRK--WoRK-


Remember. able bodied boys over
IL years old and under so. the
Crown Willamette Pulp Mills at
Oregon City and West Linn will
need men for the winter season.
Just keep them in mind when ar
ranging your winter work schedule.
They have fine hotel just for em-
ploses. at low rates. S00s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-03-16
JURY
LISTS FOR MARCH
TERM Of COURT
Only Twenty-0ne of the Men
Drawn for Grand Jury Are
Found, Making Calling of
Special Venife Likely,

The jury lists for the March term
of the district court were announced
Saturday by Sheriff Rafael Garcia
after he had reported TO District
Clerk Harry F. Lee those whom hisl
deputies had been able TO find. sum
mons were served upon twenty-one
men drawn from the grand jury. and
twenty-eight men selected for the
trial jury. Others whose names came
out of the wheel but not on the fists
escaped service by having moved
from the county, except one who was
found to have died.
The fact that only twenty-one men
were found for the grand jury makes
it probable that Judge Hickey will
find it necessary to call n special We
nire, as it is hardly likely that none
of that number will not have a valid
excuse for not serving. The eXcusing
of any member will make it necessary
for the court to recruit more grand
jurors. only the minimum number
was found by the summons servers.
The March term will open Monday
and the grand jurors were instructed
to report to the court then. The trial
jurors will not have to report until
the following Monday, March "a It'll
was expected that the grand jury
would be through its work or nearly
through by that time.
The men summoned for the grand
jury are:
Carlos Griego, Ranches de Albu-
~querque; G. s. Brown, city; VenturoI
Garcia. city; J, Fl. smith, city; e. j.
Strong, Santa Barbara c. H. Kapple,
city; Andres Paix, Barelas road; r. G.
Sutherland, city; j. II. Coons, city;
X, M! Pray, city; M. C. O'Sulliyan,
city; Frank Stortz, city; T. l.. McSpad-
den, city; Anton Arson, Old Albu-
querque; Ivan Grunsfeld. city; Sol Lo-
PEE, Chilli; Felix Sandoval, Chilli;
Eugene With, Old Albuquerque:
Lonjnio. Bustamente Pajarito; Vie
tor Duran, city; 7. c. Ross. city.
Those summoned for the petit jury
are: tFM'f
Nick Marques, Los Griegos; Juan
Malta, Alameda. ]. s.. Bowers, San
Jose. 1sidro Sanchez, Del Rio Ernest
Spite, city, Santiago Garcia. Escobo-
sa; william Whitehill, city; Selso
Romero. San Jose; E. Il. Bradford,
city; Dan Weisenberg, city, w. G.
Powers, city; j. c. Cabins, San AM
tonic; Ed d. Horgan, city; simon j.
Barela, San Jose; Joseph FAIR, San
Jose; ALucio Duran, city: Abarn Lo-
PEE, San Jose; Il. C.sButer, city; g.
E. Roddy, city; A.. O.. Blankenship,
city: N. l.. Pollard, city; A. w. Will
liams, Ranches de Albuquerque; Roy
Mcdonald, city; J. III. Stewart, city;
George j. Robertson, Duranes: Poll
carpio Armijo, Atrisco; p F. McCanna,
city; Pedro Perea, Old Albuquerque.