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FUNERAL TODAY.

Funeral services for Mrs. lvey A Pierce, 2S years old. who died at 5 o'clock Friday morning at the family residence in Upper Tombstone canyon of pneumonia. will be held at o'clock this afternoon at the Palace Undertaking company's chapel Rev. Dr. Krichbaum will officiate. Inter ment wtll be made In ETerEresn eem- etery.
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Mrs. Leona Grove of Spring canyon, is recovering from an attack of influ- enZa.
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CONFINED TO HOME.

Dr. W. E. Hankins, dentist, has been confiner to his home for two days by sickness. Dr. Hankins received 8, tele- gram Friday, it was stated by friends, informing him of the serious illness of his mother, aged SS years, resident of Utica, N. Y.
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OVER FROM DOUGLAS.

A. T. Thomson. president of the Copper Queen branch of the Phelps Dodge company, accompanied by J. s, Williams, jr, general manager of the Montezuma Copper company, at Naco- zsri, spent yesterday here, conferrinS with G. H. Dowell, general manager of the Copper Queen branch
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CATHOLIC LADIES MEET.

The Catholic ladies will meet Mon day at St. Patrick's cathedral for Red Cross work Workers are urged to attend this meeting as it will be inn portant and as much work Is on hand to be turned out immediately.
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IEaIsIAruRE LAas.

DENVER, Colo. Jan. Il. - While the state senate WAS in adjournment over the week end, the house marked time today awaiting the inauguration of new state officials next week be- fore the real business of the session Is in full swing
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LITTLE GIRL DIES.

Josephine. the 3-year-oh daughter of Mir and Mrs. ". J. Brown, died early Saturday morning of pneumonia at the family residence in Upper Lo-
 well. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at o'clock, Father Mandin officiating. Mrs. Brown and another child are i'll with, influenza, but their condition Is not considered critical Ar. Brown is agent for the El Psso < Southwestern railroad at
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aLEnsoE ro Los ANoEkEa.

Prank C. Bledsoe, accompanied by J. T. Hood of Douglas, departed last night for Los Angeles, where they will attend the automobile show to be held in that city. They contemplate being in the California city for week or more and while there will confer with members of the distributing agency for Ford automobiles.
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UNDELIVERED TELEeRAMs.

Undelivered telegrams at the Vest ern Union for the following: C. W. Lightsey, Tom Self, J. w Widmer. J F. Laughlin. J. P. Stidler, Jack Dale, Geral Sherman, E. A. Keminer, Keys Mulina, Elk Vasil, Tom Reed.
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euY DRINK srANp.

John Wohlschlegel and J. F. Hol man have bought out the cold drink and cigar business of Robert Cochran on Brewery avenue The new proprie' tors are engaged in renovating the store and putting in a new and en- larRed stock
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and that final payment for same will be made January IS, 1913 All persons having claims against the said s. J. Johnson. shall present same in writing prior to January 1S. 1919. COCHISE COUNTY HIGHWAY COM MISSION.
 ]. J. BOWEN, Chairman. Attest: A. II. GARDNER, Sec'y 772
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CONVERSELY VERY ILL.

Word received in this city to the effect that Lieutenant Colonel Donk. ersley, formerly with the 15Sth Infan. try and previous to its constitution as a part of the regular army, with the First Arizona Infantry. is in a hospital in Hoboken, N. J., suffering from an attack of dropsy complicat. ed by heart trouble. Local friends
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TRIAL FOR LuNAcY.

Young" Brown, Tombstone youth. will be taken before a lunscy com mission Monday morning to determine his sanity. The Rheriffs office tele- phoned here last night in an effort to locate relatives of the unfortunase youth, believed ts be residents of this city.
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SCOUTS TO MEET.

Monday evening the Boy Scouts will hold their meeting from e:S0 o'clock until 7:3O instead of to p. 1n. All scouts be present.
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BOYS START FIRE.

Boys playing in a vacant house CD Curve street belonging to J. J. Quill set fire to refuse on the floor which communicated to the paper on the wall. The apparatus from the No. fire house on Tombstone canyon. re- sponded The loss was nominal
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SPENDS LEAVE HERE.

Clay c. McCleary, U. s. N, has ar rived in the district from Bayonne. N. J., where he is stationed, to spend a leave of absence with his parents, MT. and Mrs. w. V. McCleary.
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MOTOR TO PHOENIX.

Senator and Mrs. T. A. Hughes left here Friday afternoon in their car for Phoenix, in order to be present at the opening of the session of the state legislature, Monday.
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GOING 10 THE COAST.

A number of residents of the dis trict departed last night for different points on the Pacific coast. Among those. who went are: John Hawley ;o Los Angeles, Mrs. Gus Hickey to San Diego, Mrs. Helda Mckay to Los
 Angeles and John Glayon to Los Angeles.
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ILL WITH INFLUENZA.

Betty McGrath, 3-year-old daughter of T. o. McGrath of the Shattuck-Ari- zona Mining company office, Is i'll with influenza at the family residence in Warren.
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DISTRICT LABOR AGENT.

Jack Anguis, district agent for the United States employment service, ar rived in the city yesterday from Globe,
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IssUEs MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Judge J.L. Winters yesterday issued a license to marry to David Pierce, Warren, and Miss Mae Murray, Bak- ersville. The wedding will be sol emnized next Saturday
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BACK IN DISTRICT.

Felix J. Hanna, who left here June for the shipyards at West Chester, Pa, has returned here and will resume his old position as a eager at the To- well mine.
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STRANGER ARRIVES.

A little stranger, a baby boy, put in his appearance at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Guzman Ponce de Leon in Moon canyon Friday evening.
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RETURNS TO RANCH.

Jim Kinney, ranchman of Abbott canyon, returned home Friday night after several days spent in the dis trict
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HERE FROM FL PAso.

Mrs. Seidel, who will be remem- bered as Miss Barbara Haniger, Is in the district on a visit. Mrs. Seidel is Q resident of Fl Paso, Tex.
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EXPLORE SHAFT.

Mrs. and Miss Montgomery, in the district from Kansas visiting MT. and Mrs. 4. McCloskey, experienced their first trip underground Friday night when they. accompanied by Mir. and Mrs. McCloskey and c. J. Ellis, explored the Gardner shaft.
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sAIEsMAN 10 DENVER.

J. E. Lemcke, sales manager of the Bisbee Novelty company, left on the noon train yesterday for Denver and Cheyenne on a business trip.
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BACK TO PHOENIX.

Mir. and Mrs. Bob Byrns have re- turned to Phoenix, after spending few days here. Mrs. Byrns is in the city for a short visit. being a guest the Copper Queen.
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sEALY TO PHOENIX.
REcoVERs ERoM ILLNESS.

State Representative Harry Seeley left Friday night for Phoenix.
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NOTICE

The Fraternal Brotherhood will meet this evening at the new l. O. O. F. hall. All members and visiting members requested to be present. SSS BEN, MOSS, President
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of the officer. who became quite popu- lar here while he was stationed with his regiment in Naeo, will be sorry to learn of his illness.
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BLACKSMITH COAL

Just unloaded one car of Ajax smithing coal Brophy Carriage com pany, Lowell. 562
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CLERK IS ILL.

Miss Florence MaddOck, clerk in the employ of the Bisbee Improvement company, is ill at her home on Claw son avenue with influenza.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that 8. J. Johnson has completed his grading contract on the Bisbse-DougIas road
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III AI hER HOME.

Mrs. s. s. Stafford is ill at her hom with influenza.
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pr. Playfair. osteopath, sS Mason Hfl, Mason car stop Phone Blue SAT
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'. ". C. A. CAFETERIA

Will be temporarily closed begin ming Sunday, January II. Watch pa pers for re-opening notice. si4
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L. L, Gilman sells the New Edison. "Ths Phonograph With Soul"
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Business Locals
NOTICE

Canton No. 3. I. o. Q. F., will meet at L O. O. F. new hall today, Sunday, at 2 o'clock. ChiValiers take notice, as business of importance is to come up.
 sss COMMITTEE.
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srookHoLpERS MEETING

Stockholders of tho Warren eufphsS & Ou company are requested ta st. tend a lasetine at the Cry HEn, Bis-
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CITY BRIEFS

Has any one visited you? Or have you entertained? If so, call The Review Society Editor, Black 6S1.
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NOTICE

NOTICE Mrs. W. M. wittig has opened hair dressing parlors at her residence on Hoveland street, Warren, near Green way school. Full line of Marrinello preparations. Phone Blue S10. S70
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Painter and Paper Hanging. Signs.
 C. ]. BRANDT Box 150 27 Broadway. Phone 456
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RocKHILL's STAGE

Bisbee-Tombstone. Leaves Bisbee. Bisbee Auto company. 7:45 a. m. 1;SO D. m. Phone Bisbee 5. Adv.
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PrivEts dancing IesBpns at all hours. Mrs. Sales Academy, o. K. street. 662
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bee, Arizona, Tuesday. January IA, 1919, at 7:So o'clock ?. m Business of importance. By order of
 L. Fl. VANDERWERF, sl7 General Manager
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
CITY NEWS.

Piano and player tuning and re.
pairing. G. j. Meister. Phone 3 1871.
Christmas would not be complete
without case of J. Burk e. Co.'S soda
water, manufactured with filtered
water Phone 329. Prompt delivery.
Don't fell TO order Gaze Of J.
Burk & Co.'S soda water or ginger
ale. Pure and healthful Phone 329.
What would be better for a
Christmas gift than case OF j.
Burk & Co.'S assorted soda water in
the large eight ounce bottle. Seldom
equalled-never excelled. Phone 329.
Prompt delivery.
The Gate City will not be issued
Christmas day. Merchants should dr.
range their advertising copy accord
ingly.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
YOUNG GIRL
DIES SATURDAY
pauIina Marie Fauth, Granddaughter
of John Hills of keokuk, Dies
Suddenly of Scarlet Fever
at Clarence, IOWA.

Word has been received here OF
the death of Paulina Marie Fauth,
daughter of the Rev. Karl and Mrs.
Fauth of Clarence, Iowa, and grand.
daughter OF John Hills of Keokuk
The young woman, who was eighteen
years old, died as the result OF scar
let fever Saturday.
She was born in Donneiison Aug
ust 10, 1901. She graduated from
school In Clarence in June of this
year, and she had been teaching
school She was a young woman OF
much grace and charm, and her dearn
comes as shock to all who knew
her
She is survived by her parents,
two brothers, Karl, Jr., and Robert;
her grandparents and other relatives.
g. G. His Of this city is an uncle
Burial win be in Clarence, Iowa.
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the deprecated value of the mark a
paper suit trousers, vest and coat
costs about 81. 1t wears fairly well,
does not crackle when one sits down,
but if one gets caught in heavy
rainstorm-!
The country is slowly starving COT
fee, consisting of burnt rye and CHI
cory, is served without sugar or milk.
A card issued by the police is neces.
sary before bread can be obtained.
Eggs are unknown. Mothers rise as
early as 2 in the morning to stand in
line to get their children milk. Until
recently factory was operating in
Hamburg where horses, rats, cats
and dogs were grounds up to make
sausage. For five months during the
winter Of 1916-1917 inhabitants of
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there. The Tribune's version OF Mr..
Albers' story is this:
Back from sector of Germany I'M
blessed by the occupation Of allied
troops, Charles nAlbers, retired mill
man of Warsaw, H., and his wife sat
in the Hotel Morrison yesterday and
told tale Of Hamburg and vicinity.
They went abroad last August on per-
sonal business. They said that after a
great deal of trouble. in which they
had to hand out reams of passport
photos and brides to consul after con-
sui, they managed to get into northern
Germany. Here are their observations
in tabloid:
Wool is an unknown article, and
paper is used for sheets, table linen,
upholstery, and even clothing. Under
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-12-22
Boston Transcript: How is II

Boston Transcript: How Is IT,
Sandy" asked visitor of Scotch
coal merchant, that you quote the
lowest prices in town and make re.
auctions to your friends and yet you
make money!"
"Weel, it's this way" explained
Sandy in. an undertone. Eye see,
knock off two shillings ton because
a customer is freen O. mine, anu
then knock off two hundred weight
la ton because I'm freen o his.
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Hamburg ate nothing but a large vel.

Hamburg ate nothing but n large yell
low species of turnip, which was made
into marmalade. soup. and stew.
Loyalty to the kaiser has been
superseded by disgust because OF his
flight to Holland. He is known as the
great deserter" Won Hindenburg, on
the other hand, is respected for stand
ing by them
Scarcely any dogs are seen on the
streets except police dogs. which lead
the blind soldiers.
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EMTion, ROYAL nEleAHoRs.

The meeting will be held Friday
night, December rs, instead of Thurs
day night. BY order of the oracle.
MARY E. HAYDEN.
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WARSAW MAN
ON GERMANY
Charles klbers Who Has Returned
From Continent Tells of Condi-
tions as He Saw Them
There

The Chicago Tribune of yesterday
printed a story of Germany, as
Charles Albers Of Warsaw, described
the country after his return from
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-30
wooDUBURN SCHOOLS


Woodburn public schools will open for
work On Monday, September 10. All
the departments of the schools have
been strengthened rs much as possible
and are ready to begin the years work
on theiopening day. A strong corps of
teachers has been selected with special
reference to the preparation for their
particular grade or department. Of work.
The 9TH. and 9Th grades and q part of
the 9th grade will be departments uzeo,
this rinsuring better and more efficient
work in those grades and by this method
also congestion in intermediate grades
can be relieved. Compulsory physical
training will be given in all the grades.
Supervisors in the grades of penman
ship and physical training has been Sc
lccted.
A course in agriculture has been add
ed TO the course of study for the high
school. 1Thc commercial department has
been enlarged by the addition of course
in commercial Spanish. Other depart
ments have been strengthened by the
addition or elimination of features that
tend to make the courses as practical as
possible, at the same time maintaining
the standard of work necessary for
those contemplating to continue their
education in colleges Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-30
NEWLYwEDs sURRENDER
INTO HANDS OF FRIENDS

A pleasant entertainment was given
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs Webb vii.
bur Haskns who were married sunday,
August II, in Salem with Miss MaJoric
Osborn aad Claude Rowland in attend
.anec. Mrs. Haskins was Formerly Miss
Pansy Browning and was an employe Of
the Southern Pacific Railway company.
Eh$Ning been with the local station dui
ing the past year. Mr.. HaskiEs has
been fireman ON the Great Northern
railway for the past seven or cigh ycars
III the east and came here last spring
with his father purchasing & stock farm
hetwcca Silverton and Salem where Mt,
|ana Mrs. Haskins may later reside.
Sunday evening friends of the yoens
people called at late hour and demand
cd the surrender of the newlyweds. Aft
or their appearance in the living room
|es their home and showers Of rice they
were again set free but upon retiring
found that during the stay friend
burglars had stolen all of their bed
Iclothes. After much difficulty with the
flights being cut off, it is said Webb
was seen dragging comforters and blan,
Ikets up the street and later both were
engaged in untying the knots in the
Blankets which were numerous.
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|SALEh WILL OBSERVE
LABOR DAY IN STYLE
Parade And Barbecue Are
Planned; Business To Be
Suspended.

Monday being Labor day, the business
houses will close with the exec ption of
meat markets and bakeries which will
remain open a few hours in the morning.
Drug stores will close at O'Clock p.
m. At the postoffice, the gclr.si u.
livery window will be open from s un-
til 10 clock for transient only. Fnere
will be no other service at the post
office az all clerks will be given the
holiday.
Labor organizations plan a parade in
the city in the morning at 10 o 'clock
and a barbecue at noon, which will be
served at the state fair ground. Re-
turned soldiers will be given a free
luncheon and about 900 invitations have
been sent to the boys in Marion and
Polk counties.
The only program for the afternoon
is exercises at the Coliseum. These will
include speaking by Dr. Carl Gregg
Doney and dancing by Gcnevicvc Bar
bour. Also singing by Ralph ,Zercher
In the evening there will be a wrestling
bout.
Veterans Of the Civil war and tne late
worlds war will find automobile await
ing them at Marion Square, to take
part in the morning parade. The parade
will be in thovbusiness section of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-30
DEATH OF W. P. coNNAwAY

w. p. Connaway, manager OF the g. G.
store in this city, died at his Lcme at
1871 last Sunday evening after linger
ing illness, aged SO years, 5-mOnths and
III days.
William Pcyton Connaway was born at
Stockton, Cedar county, Missouri, May
g. 1850. He was educated at the Uni
versity Of Missouri and was a member
of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. In
1875 he came to Oregon and resided at
Independence for short time, go,.l
from there to Oregon City, where he was
the first secretary for the canal and
locks. From Oregon City he went tc
Harrisburg and in 1879 returned to
Stockton, Mo-, where he married Miss
Alice J. Wells, returning to Harrisburg
with his bride and remaining there for
six months, when he moved to lndepend
ence and aclepted the position Of cash
Ter of the Independence National bank
and filled that position for a number OF
year, then was appointed by United
State Comptroller Eccles as receiver OF
the Moscow, Idaho, National Bank. Up
on completion of his duties there he
went to South Bend, Waslr, remaining
there a few months and then removing
to Vancouver, WASH, where for about IA
years he was cashier Of the Vancouver
National bank. He was also assistant
county treasurer, president of tlrr Van.
'couver Commercial club and one Of the
first boosters for the interstate bridge
between Portland and Vancouver, his
services as a speaker being much i'll de
mand. In 1907 he moved to Woodhurn
with his family.
Mr.. Connuwav was Il member OF the
Presbyterian church since 1884. He ILL
ed all of the chairs in Masonic blue
lodge Royal Arch and Knights fcmplar
and belonged to the Shrine and Order
of Eastern Star.
Deceased is survived by his widow,
one daughter, Miss Lillian Connaway,
the eldest daughter having passed away
in infancy, He also leaves a sister, Mrs.
John jackson of Stockton, Mo-; three
brothers, DR.. John Connaway of the
University of Missouri; Dennis Gonna
way, of Dodge City, Kansas, and DR..
Philip Connaway of Texas, also two
ncphews in Portland, Elton and Harry
connaway, one of whom had been in
service overseas .-Wooaburn mdcpend-
ant
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-30
LEGION AT WOODBURY.

State Treasurer Barge Z. Leonard viii
be here Saturday night, September 6, at
s o clock, when an American Legion
post will be organized at the armory.
All shall be eligible to membership in
this organization who were in the mill.
tary or naval service of the United
States during the period between April
6, 1917, and November IL, 1918, inclu.
sivc, and all persons who served in the
military or naval services of any of the
governments associated with the United
States during the world war, provided
that they were citizens of the United
States at the time of their enlistment
and who src again citizens at the time
of application, except those persons sep
arated from the service under terms
amounting to dishonorable discharge, and
except those persons who refused to per-
form their military duties ON the ground
of eonscietious objection.
All of the boys who were in such scrv-
lee should be in ATTENDANCE at the ar
mory en- the above d&tc.- Indepcnue,.g.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-30
BARN AND CROP LOST

Fire, probably originating from 6 live
coal dropped from the thresher engine
as it was being moved upon the place
Sunday afternoon, destroyed the large
barn and grain crop belonging to Q. A.
Kruschko near the Rocky -Four Corners
Thrcshing at the Kruschke farm had
been in progress but a short time when
the fire was discovered in the straw
stack back Of the separator. The ma
chine was removed and loss was pre-
vented but,the grain and barn could not
be saved, although a great effort was
made on the part of the thrcshing crew
and neighbors. Several went out to the
scene of conflagraton when word
reached here by phone that help was re-
quired.
Mr.. Kruscllke carried about 5000 in
surance on the barn, but tho grain is
said to have been total loss. Silver
ton Tribune.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-30
MARRIED AT WOODBURY.

AT the NJ. +, parsonage in this city,
Rev. Charles l.. Dark Officiating, Miss
Ida Stauffer of Hubbard and Mr., Geo.
f. Garland Of Portland Were Joined in
wedlock in the presence of Mrs. Julia
Stauffcr, the brides sister-in-law, j. F.
Sherill and Miss Mcnrictta Wolfer. Mr..
and Mrs. Garland took the Oregon Flee
tric train ut West Woodburn al $3.50 p.
M, and after their return will make
their home at Hubbard, Quite crowd
Of Hubbard young people happened to
be at West Woodburn in time to see
them off. Mr.. Garland is to be heartily
congratulated upon obtaining for wife
such t cultured and refined young lady.
independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-30
DRUG STORE CHANGES

The johnson 4 Shorey drug store
changed hands Saturday, the new owner
being the popular SiNerton druggist,
George w. Steclhammer. who will re-
tain his store in Silvcrton and has
placed his brother.in-law, Harry Carson,
in charge here. The firm will be known
as the Steelhammer drug company.
While sorry to lose Messrs. johnson aad
Shorey from the business ranks, we glad
llv welcome such a live druggist as Mr..
Steelhammer and his affahle assist, Mr..
Carson. Mr.. johnson will assist for
lawhile in the store and Mr.. Shorey will
take to the open air. Mr.. Steeihammer
has boea in the drug business in Silver
ton since 1910 and has made an enviable
record thcre as business man and citi-
zen. Mr., Carson, who has a pleasing
personality, is part owner in the store
| He will be joined by his wife as soon as
la suitable heuse can be obtained.
IWoo,lburn Independent.