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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-16
Hot SIaw.

Shred cabbage very fine and drop
into boiling water. cooking five min
utes; drain and season with table
spoonful of chopped onion, little
hot vinegar, butter, salt and pepper.
Let stand an hour IN the warming
oven, then serve.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-16
Weights Of
Vegetables
Housewives Waned Of Shoss
Measures.

That housewives may be protected
against short weight practices of
wagon peddlers, Chicago's city sealer
has issued table of weights Of vege-
tables to the peck and bushel.
Warmer weather Is coming on and
with that the wagon vendors Of the
vegetable needs of the family are be-
coming more numerous on the streets
and alleys. The sealer warns against
purchase by measure, which is pro-
hibited by ordinance, and advises that
every housewife insist that the COM
mOdities he weighed.
He advises that the following list
be cut out and kept In a handy place
IL "a ha
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-16
Puffed Crackers,

Split milk crackers and dip them in
ice water; put into hot oven with a
bit of butter on top of each and when
they are well puffed, drop a spoonful
of Jelly on each and serve at once.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-16
Mothers Cook Book
Seasonable Dishes.

The common vegetables become un
common and unusual when served in
new way or with a new garnish.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1919-05-16

TESTING SILK BURNING.
after
burning while the ash Of silk, left crumbIes
q
The washing rolled
boiling
unchanged
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

szIo do biura realnosciowego +.
Palta, pnr. 3205 S. Morgan ul.,
lecz. czmychneli, gdy wlasciciel
poczal wolae o pomoc.
- Dwoch miodych rabusiow
obrabowaio szynkarza NJ. Aliena
pnr. 657 West Randolph I'll. j jego
gosci z $40.
- Dwoch zfoczyncow zatrzy-
malo T. Demosa, zam. pnr. 657
West Randolph ul., gdy sic skre-
cal W powrocie do domu z I'll. Ra-
cine ave. ma Washington Blvd.
Demos ME poddai sic. Walczyl
meznie i chociaz zostai try razy
postrzelony, mimo to zmusil zlo-
czyncow do ucieczki i gotowke
swa ocalil.
- Alderman obawiaja sic, &c
ME przeprowadza budzetu miej-
skiego w czasie oznaczonynl
przez prawo. Stanowa Legislature
zezwoli ma podwyzszenie raty Pc
datkowej do Sis co umozli-
wi ~natychmiastowe powjeksze-
ME apropryacyi, lecz alderman
widza, re i'm sporo czasu zaJmie
obliczyc, jak podwyzki rozdzie-
lie sprawiedliwie ma wszystkie
departamenta miejskie.
- Wczoraj zeznania skiadala
l7-stolenia Irena Myers, ktora
Jest swiadkiem oskarzycielem W
procesie maklera D. O'Connora
Ii prof. Alberti'ego, ~oskarzonych
O atak ma dziewcze. Process to-
czy sic pred sedzia Sabath'em'
Parma Myers opowiedziala q
pierwszem spotkaniu sic Z oskar'
zonym, oraz o pozniejszem spot
,kaniu, jak O'Connor wzial ia Dc
apartamentu prof. Albertfcgo.
gdzie dano jej trunkow upajaja'
cych, jak straciia przytomnoSc
jak sic zbudzila mad ranem ma
l6zku, a jej odziez lezaia "a po'
d}odze. Przesiuchy odroczono dc
poniedziafku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
Otwarcie Targu
Munieypalnego.
Formalua dedykacya
dnia 28-go b. m.

Przy narozniku ulic Milwaukee
ave. i Maplewood ave. otworzony
zostai municipality targ P. n.
Milwaukee ave. Municipal Mar
ket", kt6ry bedzie formalnie de-
dykowany W sobote dnia 28go
b. m.
Targ ten zostai wybudowany
przez korporacye, ktorej urged
nikami So w. Kolacek, prezes,
w. J. Spengler, sekretarz W.
Lambrecht, skarbnik. Korporacya
ME Jest ola zysku, gdyz przedsie-
biorstwo jest ola dobra publicz'
nego i ma poparcie kupcow i pre-
mysIowcow d~zielnicy polnocno :
zachodniej.
Aid. Adamowski goraco nysl
'poiera i wyjasnia, re targ bedzie
ola wszystkich wielkiem dobro,
dziejstwem, gdyz tam MONA ku'
pic warzywa, owoce i inne Pr'--
dukta rolne wprost cd farmer6w
"a Gene hurtowna. Polskie gosro'
sic powinny specyalnie z tcgc
targu korzystac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

W Srode, 1890 czerwca pobfogo-
siawiony zosta} zwiazek m~aitenski
panny Cecyli Jarka, c6rki PIP. J6ze-
ia / Salomei Jark6w, Fam. pnr. 1901
n. Ashland ave-, z panem Janem
Train, synem dr.. Jana i Tekly
Train, yam. pnr. 1449 Blackhawk
III. Mloda pare weziem ~matzenskim
poIaczyI X. AIo1zy Jarka. brat pan
ny model, kt6ry take odprawii
Msze sw., asystencyilX. Walentego
Swientka C. R., jake dyakona / X.
Antoniego Gawrycha jake subdya-
kona. Mistrzem ceremonii by} X.
AIojzy Szczerkowski.
Ma ch6rze podczas Mszy Sw. Spie-
wall: pani Maya Kowalska, pan
ma S~tepczyhska, p. Antoni Kowai-
ski. D. Fran. Wegierski, p. Wiady-
slaw Barwig, p. Ant. Barwig 1 p.
Ian K~ondziorski. Marsza weselnego
Mendelsohn'a, odegral ma organach
D. And. Kwasigroch, organista miej
scowy. PREY akompaniamencie Oh
kiestry.
Druzbami byli wincenty Dowgiel-
10 z parma Julianna Train siostra
mana mlodego 1 p. Wladys}aw Wis
niewski, serdeczny przyjaciel pana
mlodego z parma Eugenia lwicka'
serdeczna przyiaciolka PAM mfodej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
90
% %
placi akcyonaryuszom
sp6fka ~avondalska
DOM MA KONTRAK1?-REZYKO
Asekurujcie dom, meble sklad
okna j automobil u polskiej fimy

System zaprowadzony przez dy--
rekcye ,,AVONDALE BUILDING
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Jest
tax doskonaly i pod kazdym wzgle-
dem hyznesowy, re akcyonaryusze W
ostqtniej seryi otrzymali przeszio s
procent cd swoich wkiadek. Gdy
serya dojrzala W srode, to W sc5ote
czeki byly akcyonaryuszom dane.
Jezeli komu potrzeba pieniedzy, a
zgIosi sic ak~cyo1aryusz W srode, to
W sobote dostanie lyle. lie zada. Ola
tego ME tylko z Jackowa, Wactawo-
wa, Wiadysiawowa, Irving Park ]
Jefferson Park. ale nawet het z
Bridgeportu pr~zyjezdzaja Rodacy,.
by zapisaG sic do avondalskiej SPOT
XII, DO NIGGA piaciG ma swe akcye kto
regokolwiek dnia I wieczorem proc
piatku. Jeszcze wstapit MONA do
33ciej seryi.
Offs sp6lki ,,AvONDALE BUILD.
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION"
miesci sic pnr. 3OO3 North Central
Park ave-, PREY Milwaukee ave. W
biurzb firmly asekuracyjno-reaElo-
sciwej Kolanowskiego ! Krzykow-
skiego.
Administracya: NJ. Galow, prezes;
w. Najdowski. wiceprezes; F. Fiat
kowski, sekretarz; F. Krzykowski,
~skarbnik; J. Black, ]. B. Drachus'
S. l.. Kolanowski, F. z. Mach | F.
Sadowski, dyrektorzy; adwokat j.
A. Lasecki, doradca prawny.
MEJCIE SIZE Ma BACZNOSG,
iezeli macie realnost kupionar ma
kontrakt, DO latwo MONA VAN o.
debrat dom. gdybyscie ME mogli re-
gu%larnie ptacit podiug kontraktu.
Przy1dzcie do ofisu spo}ki avondal--
skiej. a wyt}6maczymy VAN, jak
MONA bye panem swego domu l
dug splacie ma}emi ratamt W kr6t-
kim czesie. Porada mic ME kosztuje.
sPRZEDAzA. KUPNEM I IA
MANA realnoSci W Avondale, r.
wing Park / Jefferson Park zajmuia
sic KOLANOWSKI I KRZYKOW-
SKI. 3OO3 N. Central Park ave-. nrzy
Milwaukee ave. Asekuruja r6wniez
| domy, sklady. meble, automobile,
okna wystawowe towar W ~najbogat
szych kompaniach.
SPECYALNYM AGENTEM ma
dzielnice Jefferson Park I Irving
Park Jest OBJ. J0ZEF MRUKOWSK1
! kt6rego zastac MONA W biurze co.
iziennie I W niedziele p%opoiudniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

Cody weselne odbyfy sic W koiku
rodzinnem W domu rodzic6w PAM
miodej; obecni byli ksiesa: x. Alo1
" Jarka, brat psni miodej, x. An
toni Gawrych, x. Alojzy Szczerko'
wski, x. Stanislaw Siatka C. R., x,
Walenty Swientek C.. R., x. Jan
S~obieszczyk c. r. l X. Piotr Kache-
lex. panstwo mlodzi otrzymali lic5,
ne telegramy gratulacyjne Cd przy'
jacio. / znajomych z roznych stron
miasta i okolicy. - Pahstwu MILO
demu .,Ad multos annos!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

stacyi policyjnych dla dzielnicy
p6lnocno : zachodniej.
Komitet uchwalii, IL poprz.
szefa policyi W zadaniu cd komi-
tetu imam Vowego, ably wyznaczo-
10 $4,000 ma zakupno szybkich
automobilow ola uzytku policyi.
ZEZNANIA KAPITANA GAL
E R
Kapitan M. J. Gallery przez
dwie godziny byl egzaminowany
przez komitet sfdermahski ola
spraw policyjnych. Alderman "a
dawali mt krzyzowe pytania, Sci
Sic go badajac co do rozmaitych
spraw, a szczegolnie co do ujecia
Sonny" Dunn'a, notorycznego
rewolwerowicza, oskarzoAego @
zamordowanie p~olicyanta Bur-
ke'a, ktory mieszkai W dystryk--
Gle kapitana, o czem ostatni ME
wiedzial. Otto tresc jego zeznan
Policya szwankuje glownie pod
tym wzgledem, re ma "a maao lu-
dzi. Ma STACEY kap. Gallery, np.'
Jest 125 ludzi, lecz ME ma %
policyant6w do siuzby ulicznej
Policyanci BOWEN wyznaczenl
So do rozmaitych obowiazkow
jsk mp: strzega pieniedzy W ban
kach, So dozorcami starych sta
cyl, zajmuja sic licencyami, wy
daja warranty. So marszaikam:
pogrzebowymi, albo wreszcie ito
maczami.
Kap. Gallery opowiedzlaf, IL
ma dw6cb syn6w, ktorzy mt
pomagaja W piracy policyjnej i "
sprawdzaniu, czy policyanci mt
podwladni spelniaja swe obo'
wiazki.
Zamordowany policyant Burke
nalezal do jego stacy. Kap. Gal
Iery w ciagu zeznah wyrazis sic
uczuciem, re daiby rok pensyi
gdyby mogi zaraz ujac morder'
COW policyanta.
Gdy go sic alderman pytali, &C
mysli o zarzutach, il policya dale
protekcye zbrodniarzom, a pol:ty'
kerry policyantom, kap. Gallery
odpowiedziai, IL co do jego dys'
tryktu stara sic, o lie to W jegc
mocy, lecz ME moze oskarza'
swych policyant6w 0 kiamstwo
ieSli powiedza mu, re zbrodnia-
rzy ME ujeli. poniewaz ME Wi
dzieli ich.
Kap. Gallery take skrytyko-
wal obecna ustawe o wloczego-
stwo jake bezwartoSciowa, gdy;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
Bacznosc Skauci re Sta.
n~isfawowa.

Skauci stanislawowscy zbiora
sic ma dziedzihcu przy kosciele o
godz. 6smej zrana w p~oniedzia-
lex, 23go b. m, w celu wziecia u
dzialu ma pikniku parafialnym.
Nastepnie Gwiczenia odbeda sic
W srode 25go b. m. o godz. pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
Kronika MiejsCOWa'
Dokonczenie re strongly ~l-szej.

DoKCncZenle Ze strongly I-sZeJ'
Ma to szef odpowiedzial, re ME
ma wiadzy ma urzadzenie takiel
oblawy, gdyz moze bye proceso-
wany, jeSli ktory Z policyantow
sic pomyli i zaaresztuje niewin-
nego cziowieka. Dodai jednakze.
ze zasiegnie rady prawnej cd do,
radzcy miejskiego.
Aid. Kunz zadai take wiecel
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
ZEZNANIA
KWO o INTRYDZE
NIEMIECKIEL.

A. w. Briokwood, tymczasowy
vice konsul argentynski W Chi
.cago, ktorego stanowisko urzedo-
we zostalo zakwestyonowane, O.
negdaj w dalszym ciagu zlozyi
sensacyjne zeznania pred proku
ratorem federalnym Clyne'm W
sprawie intryg niemieckich W
ciagu wojny i w czasie wojny.
Brickwood z~aprzeczyl zarzu-
tom, il zostai wydalony dekretem
rzadu argentyhskiego dnia 29go
w~rzesnia, 1917 T. Przedstawii
dyplomat1czne komunikaty, kto-
re otrzymal W roku zesziym cd
rzadu argentynskiego, a ktore do
wodza, re jest oficyalnym repre-
zentantem.
Ernesto {. Perez, konsul ar
gentynski w Nowym Yorku, ma
zwal nonsensem zarzut Brick
wooda, IL siuzba konsularna kra-
jow poludniowo = amerykanskich
W Stanach Zjednoczonych jest
przesiaknieta progermanizmem'
w odpowiedzi ma to Brickwood
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21


przedlozyi list, ktorzy otrzymas
W roku zesziym cd DIR. S. A. Pratt
to z Nowego Yorku, W kt6rym
tenae pc p-rzeprowadzeniu sledz-
twa oswiadczyl, re W sluzbie ar
gentynskiego konsula g~eneralne-
60 ME znalazl ami jednego anne
rykaniua, lecz samych Niemc6w,
; po{-Niemcow. DR.. Pratto znikf
W roku zeszsym. Brickwood sadzi,
re Niemcy albo progermanie
sprzatneIi GO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
umozliwia natychmiastowe wy
puszczanie ma wolnoSc podejrza-
nych osobnfkow.
OPIUM I INNE
50 MoWI Ro-
BERTSON.

OSANs
Opium i inne narkotyki, osiag-
niete z opium, jak kokaina, heroi-
ia i kodeina, So niepotrzebne w
praktyce ~lekarskiej, mowi dr..
Robertson, miejski komisarz zdro
via, kt6ry utrzymuje, re udowo-
dni ca{emu swiatu, Re jego teo-
rya jest prawdziwa, gdyz jest O.
parta ma ~badaniach, prowadzo-
nych w municypalnem sanita
ryum tuberkulicznem Cd sLesciu
miesiecy.
DR.. Robertson oswiadczyl, re
jake rezultat jego rozporzadzenia
cd szesciu miesiecy ME uzywa
sic w zakiadzie tuberkulicznym
zadnych narkotykow ola usypia-
MIA pacyentow lub smierzcnia
bolesci. Jest tam pacyentow
LOO, chorujacych ma tuberkulo--
re. Rezultaty okazaly sic pod
kazdym wzgledem wiecej niz "a
dowalnidajace, now DIR. Robert
son.
Je$li to prawda, nastapi rewo--
lucya we wielu praktykach me-
dvrznvch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21

do osmej wieczotem, W sail ivy
kiych cwiczeh.
A. ]. Piocinsk,
Gl6wny Naczelnik Sakutlngu
P. R. N.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-21
1NNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.


- Onegdaj W hestauracyi
;Pompeian Room" W hotelu Con-
gress mioda dziewczyna zazyla
kilka tabilczek dwuklorku rteci pc
dobno przez pomylke ma Dol glo-
wy. Jej znajomi ktorzy przy tym
samym stole siedzieli, dziwna ia
jemnica otaczaja ~zajscie. Zawie--
ziono chora do szpitala ,,Ameri-
can", gdzie lekarze orzekli, il wy
zdrowieje. Mowiono, re sic ma
zywa parma Johnson. Wczoraj
przybyla do szpitala PAM john
son, z pnr. 1919 Elmwood ave-,
Evanson, i rozpoznala chora jake
swa corke, ktora niedawno temu
taiczyla W teatrze Winter Gar
den w Nowym Yorku. Tw:erdzi,
re corka jej ME myslala o samo-
bojstwie.
Czterech rabusiow weszio
wczoraj wieczorem do wyszynku
F. Bernacchi, pnr. 275s West
Adams ul., W ktorym bylo szesciu
goSci. Rabusie wyjeli rewolwery
Ii kazali goSciom, stanat pod scia-
ne. w kieszeniach gosci znalezli
okoio $50, a szynkarzowi zabrali
$50 W gotowce i dyamentowy
pierScionek. Pred ~wyjsciem je-
den z rabusiow p~rzeprosi} "a ra-
bunek, mowiac, re on i jego PREY
jaciele jada do Toledo ma gloSna
walke pieSciarska, kt6ra sic tam
odbedzie dnia Ago lipca, a ME ma
jac pieniedzy, zmuszeni byli "a
ciagnac nprzymusowa pozyc7ke'.
Rabusie odjechali w automobile,
ktory, jak sic okazato pozniej,
jest wlasnoscia w. R. Mcdowell
la, z Lake Forest.
- Pc raz trzeci wcszli rabusie
do biura agenta realnosciowego
Bowes and Co. pnr. 59o5 S. Ash
land ave. Byio ich dwoch. Zabra-
Ii SIS. w biurze byla tylko ka-
syerka, parma NJ. Goeppner.
Dwoch rabusiow takze we
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western part of town to the Molalla
Fire Clay company, on which will be
erected one-kiln pottery factory.
Plans are already being made for
the 1918 combined Multnomah county
fair and manufacturers and land prod
ucts show of Oregon, which will be
held at Gresham September 10 to 20
Approximately 10000 men are out
Of work in Oregon and nearly all Of
them are in Portland, according to
District Director Smith Of the United
States employment service in Port
land.
Plans'were made for the state synod
to cooperate in raising a fund OF Sl0,-
900 per year, which would give the
college $4,000 year in addition to
its present income from an endow-
ment of over 100000.
Taxes to be raised in Multnomah
county this year total $3.50, ,O05.4O,
based on a millage of 30,S on a total
valuation of 32S,56O,71O. This shows
an increase over last year of $1,314,-
23142, or 15.5 per cent.
The Sinnott bill revesting title in
the federal government to $4,000 acres
of land in Douglas and Coos counties,
known as the Coos bay wagon road
land grant, has become law through
the signature Of President Wilson.
An offer of the national board Of
education of the Presbyterian churches
to donate one dollar for every two
raised by Albany college from other
sources was. made to and accepted by
the board of trustees OF the college.
Charles A.eSears, who was reared in
Albany and began his career as an
electrician there, has been appointed
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-03-07
FORCED TO Do GOOSE STEP
American Soldiers, Headed by Bands,
Paraded Through Towns by
German Captors.

Winchester, England. by
bands, they paraded bunch of As
Americans, barefooted, through towns.
forcing us to do the goosestep."
That was the experience of Edward
A. Patenaude of New Haven. Conn,
Of the One Hundred and Second In
fantry, who arrived at the American
rest camp here from Danzig, via a
Danish Red Cross ship. He was cap
tured in April with 1s2 other Amcri-
cans at Seicheprey.
"The Germans tore my gns-mask off
while we were still In the German
lines and took my shoes from me. The
Americans went days without bath.
ThWe were facilities for bathing. but
then Vsermans simply wanted to be
medsA and kept us from being clean"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-03-07
OREGON NEWS Notes
or GENERAL INTEREST

One negro was killed and another
wounded in a gunfight in Portland.
Samuel @. Harrison was accidental
ly killed Monday while telling tree
south OF Sodaville
The total precipitation at Portland
for the month Of February was 1886
inches, or 1853 inches above normal
for the month.
During the past week 416 industrial
accidents were reported to the state
industrial accident commission, but
none were fatal.
More than four miles of street i'm
provements to cost between 100000
and 100000 will be made by the city
of Bend during the coming spring and
summer.
Emith French, a pioneer merchant
of The Dalles, who during half cen
tury had figured prominently in the
business life of the county, died at
the age of 81,
Charles H. Jones, for 2S years editor
of the Oregon Teachers Monthly and
known to every educator in the state,
died at his home in Salem after an
illness OF 20 months.
February was an exceptionally wet
month in Astoria The official records
in the weather Observers office show
that the precipitation during the
month was 1923 inches.
The citizens Of Molalla have donated
u site of 81 acres adjoining tho north
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-03-07
INCOME TAX PAYS
FOR PUBLIC BENEFITS.

4 "viewed in Its largest and tru-
4 est sense, the payment of taxes
4 is payment for benefits received
4 or expected. Only from mar
4 row and essentially selfish and
4 shortsighted viewpoint can the
4 individual propose to himself
+ the evasion Of tax liability as
4 desirable course CT action
i Daniel G. Roper. Commissioner
\ of Internal Revenue.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-03-07

manager Of the plant Of the Mississip-
J pi River Power company at Keokuk,
Ia, the largest hydro-electric plant in
Che world.
ANY plan FOR the annexation of the
Mosler frYt district to Hood River
county, ac{ )rding to c. N. Ravlin, sec
rotary q fhe Hood River commercial
club, wodld probably have more op-
position in Hood River county than in
the Mosier fruit district.
An Immense pier jutting into the
Pacific ocean for 1000 feet is to be
built at Seaside. The pier is to be
100 feet wide. At the outer end there
will be a dance pavilion, and along
the pier will be amusement devices
and places for deepsea fishing.
Thirty inches of snow at Kirk, 40
miles north of Klamath Falls, with
five feet at the Algoma Lumber COM
panys logging camp some distance to
the west, is reported by J. M. Bed
ford, who has charge Of the timber
on the klamath Indian reservation.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs of
Umatilla county will celebrate the one
hundredth anniversary of the found
ing of the Independent Order of Odd
Fellows at Pendleton, April 26. The
membership of the order in Umatilla
county alone exceeds 5000 members.
A meeting of the state highway com.
mission will be held in Portland March
6, to open bids on four road projects,
and at the same time 1t Is expected
the commission will discuss plans for
the expenditure of the $10,000,000 pro-
vided in the bond issue authorized by
the legislature.
Wheatgrowers of Wasco county re-
port that the crop is in a condition
which has rarely, II ever, been better
at this season of the year. The rain
fall during the past three months has
totaled more than II inches and the
ground is thoroughly soaked, Fall
wheat made an exceptionally good
start before cold weather set in and
prospects now are for one Of the big
rest crops that the section has ever
produced.
James "A. WILSON, assistant seose
tary of the Pheasant Fruit Products
company, of Salem, was instantly
killed when the automobile in which
he was riding was struck by street
car Four other persons were injured.
Portland business conditions, as in
dicated by statements for the month
of February, are in decidedly healthy
state. Bank clearings for the month
totaled S99,352,404, compared with
S72,567,265 for the corresponding
month of last year, an increase of ap-
proximately SO per cent.
The railroad administration has in
formed Senator McNary that 1t can
not grant the request of the OREGON
Odd Fellows for reduced rates to the
Grand lodge at Salem in May. Re-
duced convention rates will be granted
only to the Grand Army and Confed-
crate Veterans reunions.
By plans completed at q meeting
of the Portland city council the Home
There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years 1t was sup
posed to be lncurable. Doctors prescribed
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1919-03-07

There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases
put together. and for years 1t was sup
posed to be lncurable. Doctors prescribed
local remedies, and by constantly failing
to cure with locol treatment. pronounced
1t incurable. Catarrh is local disease,
greatly influenced by constitutional con-
ditions and therefore requires constitu-
tional treatment. Halls Catarrh Medi-
cine. manufactured by F ]. Cheney &
Co.. Toledo. Ohio, is a constitutional
remedy. Is taken internally and acts
thru the Blood on the Mucous Surfaces
of tho System, One Hundred Dollars re-
ward is offered for any case that Halls
Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c. ~
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-23

The trouble with sealed pasts -
that they don't stay that way.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-23
mrs. KE|THLER
CALLED BY DEATH.
Well Known Summitville Woman
Passed Away This Morning at
Four O'clock Of Pal.
alysis.
BORN IN BIRMINGHAM
As Mary Katherine Manning She Was
Married TO J. [. keithIer In 1878
and Came to Summit
Vile.

The death of Mrs. ]. L. Keithler,
Of Summitville, Iowa, occurred this
morning at 4 o'clock as result OF
of only one week She died at st.
Joseph's hospital. Mrs. Keithler had
been in good health all winter.
Mrs. Keithler came to Summitville
when bride, over forty-one years
ago. and during all these years she
has been counted real friend and
neighbor by the people with whom
she has come in contact She was a
member of the Christian church Of
that community and an active work
er in it when her health permitted
her to do so. Mr.. and Mrs. Keithler
were the parents OF four children.
two Of whom are dead.
Mary Katherine Manning was born
at Birmingham, Iowa, April 81, 1855.
and spent her girlhood days in that
place. On November %, 1873, she
was married to J. l.. Keithler and
came to Summitville to make her
home.
Mrs. Keithler is survived by her
husband; two sons. DR.. A. NJ. Keith.
Ter of Memphis, Mo-, and j. l.. Keith.
Ter, Jr., OF Newark, Mo-; four grand.
children and two brothers, George
A Manning of Birmingham and
Charles Manning of Los Angeles,
Calf.
Funeral services will be held
Christmas afternoon from the Chris
tian church at Summitville at 2:30
o'clock, and the interment will be
in Hickory Grove cemetery.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-23
TWO KILLED
BY GAS FUMES
Family Found Unconscious and Pun
moter Used TO Good Effect
on Couple Of
Them

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.]
CEDAR RAPIDS. Iowa, Dec. ?3.--
Two persons are dead here today and
two others are in serious condition
as the result of inhaling gas i-mes.
Mrs O. W. Harper was found lead
in her home here last night. Her
husband and two sons, Ralph. %,
and Verne, IL, were found uncon.
scious, nearby. Police used pull.
motor and succeeded in reviving all
the victims excepting Mrs. Harper.
Verne died early today in local he g
pital.
The coroner planned to investigate