davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-09-21

the assembled crowd and ere, long
the bell sounded for the second race
and everything went on merriIy as
before. The third and fourth passed
OF successfully without any accident
to horses or riders, and after short
intermission for the Inevitable after
noon tea preparations began to be
made for the nfth. In this one the
Americans were again especially in
terested, for the first and fifth were
the only ones in which the firm of
the Farns~orths had entered their
ponies.
"And who Is riding for you this
timer? inquired Mrs. Macsdale a. she
saw the consul and hts friends lead
ing out the new batch Of ponies and
the, blue and white prominently
among them.
why, 1t is Mr.. Pierce, the brother
Of the first Jockey, and, they say,
equally as good a rider. They cali
them The Eurasian Twins because
they are almost exactly .alike-not
even the Chinese can tell them apart
They are fine fellows. both Of them;
sons Of old Capt. Pierce, who was in
the coast service here for years.
They're been riding for Mr.. Farms
worth ever since we have been here,
and they have the reputation OF being
absolutely honest, that is-" answered
Mrs. Cortelyou with a questioning
smiIe-"absoluteIy honest for Jockeys,
and my husband trusts them implIc-
itIy."
And how is the other poor fellow
who was thrown? It's q wonder to
me he wasn't killed upon the spot"
"Oh. he's doing splendidly, and the
doctor says he'll be all right in a day
or two. Fortunately, you see. he fell
quite clear OF the pony and just rolled
over and over on the soft grass there"
The conversation Of the ladies was
Interrupted just here by the sounding
OF the second bell, and in q few min
utes more the shouts Of the assembled
thousands Of natives announced that
the ponies and their riders were off
again around the course. Now came
the strange and startling thing: at
almost the identical spot beyond the
half-mile post. where the wearer Of
the blue and white was thrown in
the first race Of the afternoon, his
twin brothers pony suddenly reared
and came within an ace Of repeating
the accident. His jockey, however.
clung with a veritable death grip to
his name and neck and when the an
inai Ieaped into the air and tfen fell
upon his knees he turned q complete
somersauit over his head and landed
like the trained acrobat tn the circus.
safe and sound upon his feet!
"Merciful Heavens! exclaimed the
consul. who had only just Joined the
ladies. they're trying to kill smother
ono. That's the second fall today
anf-raisiuG his field Giasses to his
syss and sazing steadily In the d.
rectiou Of the accidsnt-"can you he
Nsvs II. frs our own blue and white
agaia! Excuse me, ladies, + must 70
and ses Tasuswosth at once" - he
rushsa Down the stsps o. thA ErAnA-
staaa.
His sxcsusnAv tbs esstas Of shaox-
Aaa (wAo was Always Al Asna1sa
gusst % tAs AAcG club AZ tas spTfae
asssttn2 ssA wis va4 skxxdtns ~
Evening star., 1919-09-21


ways Of fraud and wiciEsdness, though,
a. high heaven knows, We have al
ready enough OF our own to contend
with, sir. as our uut,laI friend, Mr..
Wang Foo, will bear me out" COM
mented the native ruler Of the port.
ALIAS. what your excsllency says Is
only too true." replied the famous de-
tector of crime-for 1t was none other
than he who was acting as their Inter-
preter-"and something that happen
ed at the last autumn races In Hong
kong leads me to believe that the
western trickery Of which you speak
is not unknown In our southern COL
ony.''
He had hardly uttered these words
when q stout Individual, clad in robes
Of the most elegant and expensive silk
and wearing the large horn goggles
OF the weIT-to-do merchant class.
pushed his way by them and motion
ed to some waiting coolies to max
ready his sedan. He was mutterine
to himself as he passsd-evidentIy in
a state OF considerable irritation and
anger, ''Tien Ming pub shi! Tien
Ming pub shi, pei TAX Foo SANG" CIT
Is not the decree Of heaven, 1t ts not
the decree Of heaven, he was dis
charged from Foo sang!") These re-
marks were lost upon both Col. Va
lette and the taotai; the former
did not understand them and the. lat
ter evidently did not distinctly hear
them, but the trained and ever care
full ear of the man who stood between
them caught them and did not forget
them, and SO, when he reached hts
quiet lodging that evening", they found
a place In one Of the leaves of his
notebook. where they were securelv
hidden away for any possible future
reference.
The columns OF the North China
Daily News of the following morning
contained this rather striking para
graph:
SINGULAR, ACCIDENT AT THE
RACES.
Suspected Foul Play.
I'VE deeply regret to have to chron-
tcle a most unfortunate and At the Same
time most mysterious occurrences at
Yesterdays RACES. Tive Of the pennies
from the stables Of our esteemed Amer.
ican as1a Of gaznsworth 4 Co (chinsse
hong name Of Foo Sans1 fell suddenly
In the middle Of the assf and hfth races.
inst near ths ta,rss-qnartsr- post.
aa& disa aimosG tnzasaassax. Thsy
wsse hsdae sadassS ~ thoss wssl knSwn
ysuag nsas rs MsawA. Pssevs q usa
Lang roeas thas wiam uaus arc mspsl
ssgAaT Asssssns3 ih tAs snexys sssk lgk
AaosA whe wss nn ~ 0ssG es>aasut
wsS vssv ssvsssey shaAsa ~ snA vus
~ sesns Ss@s uassasusegA UsG ~ 60
hagpV ~ ~ ~ ~ Bsaso usU1esn 80
u nDfGv Ssoota2 No bsssAss;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30
UCZMY DzlECI NASzE CzYTAC, PISAC
I M0WIC Pc POLSKU.
OBR0NA KRESOW.

:, Sadie, zebysmy dzisiejszego vie
czoru ME mogli zakohczyc ce1o--
wo, gdybysmy poprzestali IA roz
budzeniu naszych uczuc, a ME po-
myself trzezWo tego wielkiego "a
dania, ktore pred mani stoi. .Zjed
%noczenie kraju, to ME jest pred
miot sztucznej piracy statyst6w:
ale to jest instynkt zywego marc
du!
TAX jak organizm zywy najwie
cej cierpi ma obcinaniu go i day
do skupienia sic w sobie, tax i zy-
wy organizm narodu, gdy jest po-
GWiartowany, nieuchronnie misty
nktownie dazy do p~olaczenia w ca
lose. Ca1osc by}a pierWszem wiel-
klein .has1em. Calosc, wolnosc i
niepodleglosc; Ca1osc przedewszy
stkiem, dlatego re tylko w calosci
jest zycie. Teraz stale pytanie, czy
Kresy nasze do tel ca1osci naleza,
czy ME n~aleza. Me trzeba PREY
tenn pytaniu siegac daleko do ar
sena1u argument6w politycznych
dolby minionej, DO wzgledy poll
tyczne W mysl jednego programu
kazaly zapominac oKresach Zacho
dnich, a W my$l drugiego 0 Kre--
sach Wschodnich. Ale ME bylo nj
gdy Polaka, ktoryby kiedykol-
wick 0 jednych, albo o drugich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30
5E3i29 CO.
CEDAR RAPIDS EI:{.s2Z:

ll1Ogd ZdpOIlnlec.
| p6ty, p6ki Prawica Panska
ME polozyla " proch caratu, p6ty
ola idei walki y potega swiatoWa
naszego najwiekszege wroga Cd
wiecznego 2 potega niemiecka,
musielismy W naszej frazeologii
politycznej odk1adec sprawe Kre-
sow Wschodnich wiedzac, re PREY
Jdzie czas ma MIA, re ia potega
caratu, wczesniej czy p6zniej u
pasc musi. Jezeliby ME by1a rune
Ia pod dzialaniem zarazy z Me
mice zawleczonej, to: by1aby rune
Ia pod parciem naszych prawic.
Kresy Wschodnie naleza do ma
szej ca1osci, i to ME jest zrabowa-
ME kraju, to ME jest zdobycz, to
Geese integralna Rzeczypospolitej
re kresy ME byfy krajem wolnym
w kt6rym organizowa1oby sic ~
Gle tw6rcze jakiegos narodu, kto-
ryby pod parciem imperyalizmu
.polskiego zostaf z}amany. Chca
nam to "a IloWajskim imputowac.
- ale to fa4sze historyczne! Tie
kresy by1y terenem dziedzicznym,
kt0re Polska wyrwala z otchlani
zalewu tatarskiego. Te Kresy ME
by1y by istnialy gdyby ME polska
obrona tych Kres6w. Ale Polska,
broniac ich, dawa4a TEN samcm
%miejscowej ludnosci moznosc zy-
cia. I tax jak ma pograniczu pusty
nj specyalne rosna flory, tax i
tam, pod ta sciana Walk z zagla-
da barbarzynstwa, specyalne Cd
rebne wyrastaly ku]turalne szcze-
pionki, kt6rym Polska dawa}a zy-
cia soki hodowa}a je jak w}asne
kt6rych sic .zmusza do przyjecia
swojej. protekcyi. Dawniej sciana
wschodnia by1a sciana grozy ma
waly potegi brutalnej, przemocy
.barbarzynskicj i przeciw niej wal
la nasza by1a jasna i niezlomna.
DIS zmienily- sic Warunki, dis
ia nawa1a ME jest juz Slepa pote-
ga barbarzynstwa, przemocy, jest
zorganizowana systematycznie OIL
brzymia machina, przez Niemc6w,
niemieckim duchem i niemiccka
trucizna prowadzona. DIS ME ca
rat do mas wraca, - carat pre-
padf i ME powstaniep, ale. dis
do mas wraca jakby r%ekoszteme,
potega niemiecka, -"wysunaWszy
przeciw nam wrogie elementa, o.
kt6rych niebezpiecznie jest obec--
ME wspominac, tax ze,odrazu z
kwestyi odrebnych: Kres6w Ia
chodnich i Wschodnich uczyni1a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30

lll zostatjaaW domu mezczyzni,zdo
=lni do noszenia broni.. kt6rzy sic
ciesza, re sic koniec Wojny zbliza
j ze bedzie MONA znoWu pozyte-
czna prace proWadzie. PraWda, ze
So potrzeby kt6re peWnych ludzi
musza zatrzymac ma miejscu, ME
chajze to Rad czyni, MECH VIA
dza ustanoWi, b ME ten osobisty,
tax slepygest dyspensy, kt6ry o
bywateli trzydziestoletnich zacho-
wuje ola wazniejszych cd wojska
zadan!
Jezeli tax ME bedzie - ME be-
die przyczem. pracowac, HE be-
die komu sfuzyc, DO jezeli tel
wojny ME Wygramy, j1lz nastep-
nej ME bedzie " dalszym ciagu ko
.mu toczyc. | dlatego te wojne to-
eye i wygrac musimy!.
A jezeli nawet dawa1y sic sly
see glossy zwatpienia, blizej kie--
.rujacych czynnik6w stojace, to
jest to obowiazkiem naszym, SEE
rokiej publicznosci, przyjsc do
rzadu i zaswiadczyc mu, re nar6d
chce te wojne wygrac, re wszyst-
.ko da, co trzeba, DO me Rad maja
cy z%aufanie calego narodu: i re
.nar6d wymaga, ably jego si4a byia
zrlzytkowana ably byl do walki i
zwyciestwa prowadzony!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30


9 Wyzsze fformy obyWatelskiego
zycia, azeby Wydzzwignace je 2 tie
go poziomu barbarzynstWa, ma
kt6re je sprowadzala Rosya, wal
czy1ismy ably przyWrocie i'm Wyso
!, H potion przodujacych y cyWnii
zacyi europejskiej Wschodnich
IKresoW Rzeczypospo1itej.
Walczymy Wreszcie rozW6j sa
moistny ich odrebnej n%arodoWej
czy plemiennej kultury, DO wierze
re daWna nazWa s gente Ruthenus
natione Polonus'' poWr6ci do ~
cha! Me " tym znaczeniu, jakoby
nacya byla n%arzucona, ale, re ia
nacya bedzie zwiazkiem typ6w ia
cyonalistyezniie odrebnych, Wspa-
male sic Wzajem nzupelniajacych.
Przeciez najlepszy dowod slow pc
wyzszych jest chocby ten jeden,
ze najwybitniejsi wyraziciele pol
skiego dncha mogli "a swoja Oh
czyzne nWazacc Litwe Ukraine.
Ale nietylko ola siebiei ME tylko
ola tych ludlow walczymy o Kre-
sy ola ca1ego sWiata, ola calego
swiata cywilizoWanego! TAX jak
pred wieki Polska byla przedmu
rem chrzesscijanstwa, tax dis pc
zostaje przedmurzem cyWilizacyi,
przedmurzem wysunietym poza
granice najazdu, przedmurzem o.
toczonym, DO. najazd ten, powta--
ram, jest najazdem niemieckim,
kt6ry zdusiwszy mas, siegnie pc
reszte swiata cywilzowanego. I
ola tego walczymy ia Kresach o
sanla zasade wolnosci zycia publ
cznego, 0 .sama zasade praWa, Q
ideal c~hrzeScianski walczymy
prawa a]postolstwa idei chrzesci--
jsnskiej, o prawa a~postolstwa
chrzeScijanskiej cywilizacyi ku
wschodoWi. Bo wsch0d ME jest je
szcze ola znaku krzyza zdobyty i
dlatego zaniedbanie tel WALK,
przerwanie jej, nierozegranie jej
by1oby zbrodnia wobec. tel krwi
potoku, przelanej dotychczas W
obronie tel s}awy minionej, kt6rej
dorobilismy sic w walkach o te
Kresy, zbrodnia' przeciwko Welno
sci ola naszych braci %polskich, Ii
tewskich i ruskich, kreW ktorych
ginie W tel otchlani!
I ME MONA rozpatrywac tego
zagadnienia W oderwaniu, cd hi
storyi ubieg1ych lat. Ten akt, kt6.
ry sic zbliza, kt6ry sic rozpocza}.
to jest koniecznym ostatecznym
aktem wielkiej Observation-Disclosures
wojny.-I bylo do przewidzenia,ze lie.
ia wojna rozegra sic ME mad Re-
mem, ale mad Prypecia. By}a to.
"Ostateczna walka 0 sprawiedli-
wosc, ostateczna walka o prawa
narod6w, ostateczna walka o vol
nose bedzie rozegrana Ia naszych
ziemiach pomiedzy Mani a Wscho)
DEM"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30
*WIARUS'' Piatek, dnia 3O-go Maja, 1919.

Ito Walka przeciwko. potedze ME
jedna kwestye - walk . Wszynstt-
kie Kresy, walka obecna Kresy,
nieckiej.
! Istniejje scisla lacznosc pomie--
dry jednymi a druggimi Kresami,
pomiedzy jednymfi druggimyswro
gami. jest to pierseien smiertelny
kt6ry sic naokolo mas owina1. I
oW program przejscia przez Polls
ke, az do pierwszej pc niemiecku
.mowiacej Wsi, to jest cyniczny Wy
raz, wschodnim jezykiem Wyrazo
ny, a dawno wymyslony W Berli-
ME.
I.straszno sic robi na duszy,gdy
sic tto5Srozumie, re " szereggaeh ma
'szej m1odziezy walczaeej ma k rr,a..
tsach% Ruskich, powstaje.W attpl--
Wosc,z ely jak sic wyrazajjaa, wy
|Wolenie tych wsi ro1skich cd pre-
mocy knuta, do ktorego tesknliiaa,
jest istotnie koniecznym dobroz-
Edziejstwem Trzeba Wszystkich
,siI dolozyc, ably cay nar6di Gala
armia, wreszcie ciury ebozie
wiedzialy i rozumialyo co valley.
my! Walczymy przedewszystkiem
jak w kazdej walce ma smiere ~
Gle, walczymy ola siebie.
Ca1ose Rzeczypospolitej jest ca
.1oscia geograficzna, %naturalnie
zwiazana w%arunkami ekonomicz--
nego zycia, i rozerwanie jej ola
Korony by}oby zaduszeniem. Exc
~nonlczna koniecznosc .rozwoju IA
szych si1 zywotnych wymaga, ably
to Gale terytoryum polskie bez
scis}ej doktryny granicznej, ale
Gale terytoryum, kt6re dis in
stynkt polski zdoby1, by1o zjedno
czone, ably jednym zyciem ekono-
micznem zy1o. zywotny interes,
lax r6wniez ekonomiczny wyma--
ga, azeby nawiazac scis1e bezple
czne drogi handlowe przez Polske
i to nam tlomaczy, dlaczego ia
ka zrecznosscia, dlaczego z taklm.
rozmachem Czesi korzystaja z IA
szych zamieszek, ably nasze plany
pokrzyzowac. Droga moe proWa-
die cd Baltyku do mora Czarne
90. albo cd morza Po}nocnego do
mora Czarnego. w pierwszym
-wypadku przez Polske, W druglm
pre- Czechy, Dlatego to walkat tax
sic zarysowafa:
Kwestya powyzsza ME moe mas
iednak z Czechami por6znic. NIL
simy z mimi dojsc do porozulnle--
MIA ,poniewaz many daleko wick
SEE niebezpieczenstwa do zWalcza-
MIA wsp6lnie. Ale trzeba soble
zdac sprawe 4 tego, re zycle han
dlowe Polski zawisfo nies1ychanle
zywotnie cd tego, czy potratlmy
doprowadzic do bezposredniej era
nicy Z Rumunia i ely potratlmy
doprowadzic do otwartej, prosteJ
drogi z Gdanska, przez W1sfe J.
.nrzez Rumunie al clio mora Gar
nego.
Trzeba nastepnie, abysmy. ME
Ii W tel jednej Polsce terytoryum
rzadziej zaludnione, anizell Juz
zbyt gesto %st}oczone osrodki ma
szego scisle. etnograficznego terry
toryum. Ten oddech jest nam me-
zbedny do zycia. lyle srodo wzgle
dow wewnetrznych, ktore zmusza
ia mas do walczenia o kresy. A
teraz w polityce zewnetrzneJ jest
rzecza jasna, re ia wojna ME re
trze z p%owierzchni zieml mocy
jest rzecza jasna, re ! pc
tel wojnie Niemcy beda wlelklm l
poteznym narodem ME przesta-
ma wypefniac swojego programu
starcia sic znaml Il
naszej zapory ia wscho-
die. 1 dlatego kardynalnym Wa
naszego zycia jest stWo-
rzenie takiej Polski, kt6ra byiaby
twierdza niezwalczona ola Mem
czyzny. A taxa bedzie tylko Pol
l I+Sra no Krncaoh STO-l
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-30
MASH AGENCl

U%powaznieni So do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste
pujacy nasi agenci %miejscowi:
BREMOND. Tex. M. C. Basinski.
GRENVILLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba -
INDEPENDENCE, Wis. Frank Wise. i.
MANISTEE Mich. Stanislaw Pogorzelski.
MELLEN, Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. FIR. Jablonski
LEO. MINI. Mateusz Bilski -
ST. PAUL. Mimi. FIR. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D.. Jan Herek ~
WILMINGTON. DEL. M. M. Potaszewski
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-18
CHRISTMAS TREE
SAMPLES SHOWN
And COST IS LESS
Even Turkeys Show Down
ward Trend in Prices.

Christmas Is coming There is no
longer any reasonable pretext for
doubling H. Mig. beautiful spirey
cedar trees. whispering n the hills.
are on display on Market Row, one
enterprising dealer has these foro.
runnerS OF holiday time samples from
which TO order They are going to DO
cheaper than last year. ranging from
b0 cents to $3.50.
Doing hack to n nearer holiday. the
Thanksgiving birds ars a hit lower IN
price today. selling for 70 cents r
pound and as low a. sb for big Nv
fellows on West Ce'ifornis avenue. 70
and fine are tho geese In their frs
appearance here, At 10 cents \ pound
EuQs stili Hioh.
EsgH keep their lofty prics attitude
20 cents a dozen. ns last week. String
beans ara up . nickel. now Is cents a
pound Sugar IL growing scarcer down
town stores limiting ench customer 10
ths half dollar purchase.
Imported figs In bulk arc new. NJ Z
esnts a pound. Pscpsre variety are %
cents Fecans wnsheilod are. much lower
this week, 4 good variety goinC for ~
cents Cocoanu's nre s cents cheaper.
0t go instead Of rs cents apiece
Other standard prices that DO not
vary much are turnips, . cents a pound.
6eots cents. carrots ~. big csuli.
flower rs cents. potatoes tasn per
hu"dred. green penpers three for sS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-18
S{&{s;s3{ i&SS&Sss;sss3${e&4pA&BtI
S@IW Louro Krknop 4"
-uuro A Klf1Nnon
THe ROMANCE or HoUseWoRK

"Iomnnce" think can hear some
of ~, readers grUan. what does rtc
mc1uf How rould thrtc bo ndy
Romance N the grind of Homework
To which ! rrply that II one will hut
nu ihs ilHil VI Sr'H she Will find
thrlll ana romance ana excitement
cr. Irh ~ what She terms this daily
grind"
ltrhnps | can best Illustrate my
point BY stating that the hAppiest "Old
mfid ] know In one who has given up
mo idca ~ getting married: and the
happlert stout woman | know In one
who hns given up tho idea Of reducing.
The inmate these two women turned
nom ,l"lr fuule tprobsbly ferile)
hopes. they found Ne thing 10 en-
Joy they found tho world a place 10
plsy ln's They were like two children
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-18

II attractive. and can triumph over
few little wrinkles
My old maid friend and my stout
ri,ul became beautiful M soon M they
lost the dlbconteut'd look which hal
been stamped upon their faces by vain
hopes Aud all their other friends no
i,cd this, What has come over herr
] have heard people say. referring TO
each she has become 40 game. late
ly md such fun 10 he with She seems
"a have laugh In h9r eyes aI~sys ="
But J.. whom they havo made a con
ldtni merely smile al these remarks
nnd give no sign that I know the cause
Of their new Ht'rhctycnesI
There In no use trying 20 do ones
hous"wOfk In gingefly fashion A
houS"kr'prr may be- able TO wear rub
Der gloves ~ some Of her work, but
there IN 40 much dust and dirt and
gtonse that must ba conquered by the
bare hands Yes. homework, ike
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-18

cents sweet potatoes 3 cents pound,
Brussels sprouts 20 cents, tomatoes u
cents mustard greens. two pounds Tor
- cents. grape fruits, larger and 4 BIT
cheaper at 10. 10 ana two for 20 cents
Fish Extensive.
Fish IN stlll putting II over beef and
pork In tho matter of prices Lake
Superior trout today IL 30 cents white
fish from the same place In 20 cents
California talibut 80 contH. and red
snapper from that market 20 cents,
Colorado carp, dressed 20 cents, cat
fish 3b cents. buffalo 30 cents, shrimp
80 cents she'll oysters GbO per
hundred
Smoked blue fins are 30 cents. cod
fish 2b cents. herring, smoked % cents.
tho imported Holland variety TWO Tor
90 cents, Rlnd Robin tsmohed fish 30
cents box. hny oysters remain ~
cents u quart and ". y. counts are s.till
90 cents
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-18

everything else. takes 10 toll. no mnt e
ter What PREVENT measures ths
hOnHckerpef mny tAFe
80 the wise hnusokecret. Ike the
old maid and tho stout lady. stops
protesting Hgnlnht f1tr She submits
10 the Inevitable and lays ~ least some
Of her pfcttlncE on the altar ~ fctv-
Ice. But. IN 70 doing che finds mat
she has exchanged mere prettino-s for
--bcautyl
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who Ind been crying for the moon and
who suddenly dried their tears 10 dis
cover that they could have lots OF fun
with tho toys beside them In other
words, they became resigned 20 their
fate, and In that fcslyDa,lOn they found
conten'm'nt.
80 II Ia with the housckerpcr who
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-18
Price of Butter
Hiked in Chicago

CHICAGO. Nov. is-Tho high cost
of living went W nnothcr notch today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-18

nnced TO 7oc pound. The price y ~
hlghost on record. tho nearest sp1eeAce
being CSC las, JenuAry. Exportstlon q
sponslblc by mix producers tor light
receipts aud high prIces of butter.
rho sale Of Red Cross Chhsenaa
Seals spells doom for tuberculosis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-05
PERSONAL
. = ***&* *@* **

2. J. Riggs drove 70 ! orslaad Sstur'
day evening, returning this morning.
Miss Grace Holt spent Saturday and
Sunday in Portland with her aunt
Miss Mabel Hudelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Adrian Of Spring
field, Oregon, were In the city yester.
day, guests at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
]. +. Scott, parents Of Mrs Adrian.
Earl Daue left yesterday for Camp
Lewis, having been here few days on
a furlough.
Sergeant Archie b. Pratt, after a
short furlough in the city left yesterday
for Camp Lewis.
Major A. A. Hall Of Portland, was
visiting friends in the city Sunday.
James s. Stewart, representative
from Wheeler county at the last lcgis.
lature, and champion good roads advo.
cate is in the city. lie will spend the
next week speaking in favor Of the
Roosevelt highway and later give some
Of his time 20 Marion county, advocat.
ing market roads.
Prof. C. /. Lewis Of Corvallis is In the
city. He addressed the Commercial club
at the Monday luncheon at the Marion
hotel.
Bert w Westbrook and wife Of AL,
bany were in the city yesterday to help
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-05

in the celebration Of the birthday Of
Frank S. Ward.
George W. New and family Of Port
land were guests yesterday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs Scott Ward Of Albany
were in tho city yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs. Wayne Hurd and son,
Jack, went 10 Salem yesterday to
spend the week end with Mrs. Hurd 5
parents in that city. Eugene Regis
ter.
Mrs. +. C. Simpson left for her
home in Portland Saturday after Wis.
ting for a week with her father, +.
&C. Hopson.
Charles Areherd left Saturday for
Portland for a brief visit, returning
this morning.
Among the recent arrivals at the
Capital hotel were Mr.. and Mrs. n.
J. Demody Of Seattle Albin Andrew,
Grants Pass; W. T VanNuy Of Dallas,
y. J.. Ritchie Of Geryais.
Among the furloughed soldiers who
came in from Camp Lewis 70 spend the
week end were s. w. Marsters, Earle
Daue. Sergeant Archie b Pratt, all
leaving for the north last night over
the Oregon Electric.
NJ. Westrom Of the Western Union
Telegraph Co., was among the guests
at the Marion hotel today.
NJ J Bishop and wife Of f0r'lsnd
spent Sunday in the city, registering
at the Marion hotel.
E. 3. Tongue Of Ilillsboro was one
Of the recent arrivals in Salem
W. :. r. Beach Of the Interstate
Realty association Forest Grove, was
in the city on business today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-05
Howard Evans weed. landscape ar

Howard Evans Weed, landscape arch
iteet Of Portland. will address mem.
bers of the Salem Floral society and all
others interested in flowers, at the au.
ditorium of the Commercial club this
evening beginning at o clock. He will
bring with him several stereoptieon
slides to illustrate his ideas. The title
Of his lecture win be "More Beauti.
ful Salem" He has leetured extensive
ly throughout the country.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-05

1919 crop of $4,000 pounds for tins fig
ure. The 1920 crop Of $4,000 pounds IS
contracted for at 2S cents and the 1921
ercp at - cents. Strauss & Co. Of
London bought the hops.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-05

o. B. Gingrich was arrested this
morning on a charge of passing a
street car in his automobile while the
street ear was taking on and discharg-
ing passengers This is against the
city ordinance which has been in eff
feet for years. Mr.. Gingreh an auto
noble dealer He contributed $5 for
his violation Of the city ordinance.