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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
William Sheridan against F. w
Spencer Complaint.
William r. Kaiser against E. NJ.
Page. Bond
Phez Farm company against ]. H.
Dunlap and others. Reply
Earl Patton ct al against win e.
Purdy ct al. Complaint.
f. w. Gaines against S. c. Mills
Complaint.
Mark Aspinwall against f. M. Man
gis ct al. Complaint
Susie May Hanson against e. p.
Hanson. Amended complaint.
Estella Cheff.ngs against Walker d.
Hines. Order substituting parties.
Silas E. Howard against Hotel Mar
ion company and others. Order sub
stituting' parties.
Silas e. Howard, as administrator
of the estate of Theodore r. Howard.
against the Hotel Marion company ct
al, Order substituting and fixing time
FOR the defendents to plead.
County Court.
Ellen Vaugsan estate. Petition; Or
der; bond.
Emma Moore estate Inventory and
apraisement.
Michael Schaefer estate. Final ac-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
WELL KNOW WOMAN
PASSES AWAY HERE

Mrs. Eliza zieber Mcintosh. daugh-
ter of Al Zieber, well known pioneer
Portland hotelman and sheriff Of
Multnomah county in the sixties. died
at her home here Thursday afternoon
after brief illness. Mrs. Mcintosh
was born at Waeatland, Or. in 1868
and spent her girlhood in Portland.
Practically her entire life had been
spent in Oregon, coming to Salem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
Former salem LADY
DIES N SAN MONICA

r. II. Keith. 1I75 Hood street, this
city. has Just received word OF the
deth of his sister. Mrs. r. G. Arthur.
55, who surrendered to death after a
valiant fightof more that eight months
for her health at san Monica, Cal.
AIRS. Arthur was resident OF Salem
for more than 20 years, moving later
TO Eugene.
She is survived by her husband, and
four sons, Carl, Butte, Mont, George.
Frank and Kenneth of SAN Monica
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

count: order on filing final account;
creditors notice.
Celista Moore estate. Inventory and
appraisement
The guardianship kt fRknnhth
Moore and other minors. Inventory
and appraisement. Order reporting
the sale Of real property in Columbia
county.
Guardianship of Gertrude Brown.
Final account; agreement; order.
Clyde w. Beckett estate. Petition
for appointment Of administatrix and
order.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
OIL WELLS CLOSE IN MEXICO.

Mexico City, Feb. 1S.-Petroleum
production in Mexico decreased more
than thirty per cent during the last
two months of the year 1919. accord
ing to government statistics, which
assign the closing of many wells, es-
peeially by Americans objecting to
legal restrictions, as the cause. Eleven
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
Tractor School

The Cleveland Tractor Co. will hold
a tractor school at III S. CONNER
cial st. during the week Of Feb. %
to ss, for owners and those interest,"
ed in the Cletrao tractor. Experts
win be in attendance as instructors.
w. II. Patterson Co. AS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

Her mother Mrs L F, Keith. Of san
Francisco. another brother. John NJ.
Keith. also of San Francisco. and a
sister, Miss Mollie Jornston. who ac-
companied Mrs. Arthur to San Moni-
ca also mourn her death.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
Daily Statistics.

Bern
WEATHERILL--To Mr.. and Mrs. c.
B. Weatherill. residing near Sa-
lem, boy, February 9, 1920, to be
named Alva Leroy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

two years ago. She was a cousin Of
\. \. Bush. prominent banker Of this
city.
No funeral arrangements have yet
been announced
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

The auto show will be continued
until Sat. night at which time the
automobile dealers of this city have
arranged for big time. A troupe Of
expert decorators will have the ar
mory decked in great array. Dandy
orchestra. Dance smong the autos
Saturday night at the armory. A"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

smashes in the city recently B. C.
Rippen of Portland. Friday afternoon
reported to police that he drove his
machine into an auto belonging to
b. L. Darby, 1874 Commercial street
north, as it stood parked near the
corner OF Commercial and Court
streets Both machines were slightly
uamaged. Costs of the damage was
settied between Mr.. Rippen and Mr..
Darby, they told police.
j. Leroy Kelley. Portland attor-
hey was a Salem visitor Thursday.
returning to Portland after a confer
enee with various state officials.
w. II. Cannon. federal land COM
missioner, of Roseburg was a Salem
visitor Friday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

CURRENT EVENTS

r.0 s1.-salem AntomoD'ie
snvss ysb s2.-Jeint memosmi
'.,ses ri D. A. r. and other
s..ss.niTatiOns, armory : pm.
0's Esb' s5-MOnthly meellns .a
o.i.n business Mems ieasue'
Commercial S club, $ p. m,
'V rsn s2.-Rotarians go IN a
"a. 10 the First Congrega-
,'ons, s0us church, 1880 p m
nO.,S ,sah "a. = BUSINESS men, 5
,i:bson, rsS Commercial club.
noon. o,...,,, r.;tv Rak-
: will entertain Rotarians
s els wives and friends at a
sanouet at 6 p. m
X x 4 x x \ = " =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

of the wells which have been closed
were opened during the early days OF
January.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

Seen acting strangely on South
18th street, II. c. Howard, S5, was ar
rested shortly after noon Friday by
Traffic Officer Moffitt and is being
held in the city jail pending investi-
cation. 1t was learned that Howard
is a former inmate of the state asy-
lum, and police said that he probab-
" would be returned there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
All around Town

fucaN W. ;, AhufSut9i JuuSe Kelly
took the matter under advisement.
The action Is one in which the title
to a small tract of land is affected
by the claims of an agreement en-
tered into with the aid society. The
land in question was condemned for
state purposes. some time ago, there
by hindering the Salem hospital
+, from carrying out all the terms of
the agreement previously made.
When trucks and drays were scarce
f., Thursday William Adams. salesman
for the Elgin Six auto, loaded his
household effects into his Elgin and
, moved from his old home at 1880
Fir street to 1910 State street. Mr..
and Mrs. Adams new home is well
liked by them.
The funeral for Mrs. Annette
SCHNEIDER. who died at her home On
the corner of Myers and Riverside
drive Wednesday evening, will be
held at the chapel of the Rigdon &
. Son company Saturday morning at
. Ii. Burial is to be in City View
cemetery. Friends of Mrs. SCHNEIDER
are invited to attend.
w. w. Williams of Portland is a
Salem visitor today, the guest of his
brother, Fred Williams, public serv-
ice commissioner
Will H. Bennett, state superintend-
ent of banks, is in Portland today on
business.
H. H. Pomeroy, deputy state fire
marshal, returned this morning from
eastern Oregon where he has been
conducting fire hazard surveys in
various cities.
w. H. Carson, register of the fed
eral land office at Roseburg was
Salem visitor Friday. He states that
within a few weeks 800, 600 acres of
the Oregon and California railroad
land grant will be opened for entry
and that service men will have q 60
, udy pTeItTenIldi IlSnl 10 Apply over
, citizens. Only settlers who have been
{ on the land since prior to 1913 and
have made improvements are the on
lly other class with preferred claims.
A hole about two feet square was
| burned in the roof of home at TAG
North Winter street at about 1880
| Friday afternoon when sparks from
ithe chimney started small fire. 1t
was soon extinguished after the ar
rival of the fire department chemic-
al truck A hose truck also responded
to the call but it was unnecessary to
use water.
The funeral services for the late
Simon Pater Harmon, who died here
February s, will be held from the
Terwilliger home Saturday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock Burial will be in the
City View cemetery. The funeral
was postponed because of the serious
illness of one of the daughters of
the deceased, who has since recover
! ed.
Seen acting strangely on South
l. IT ~ nr.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

uo,cbmaker, jeweler. Salem.
80, bargain - Good room
A u'e~ aod harm, large lot on car
A0ISs, I'd payed street. Must act quick
y Ins price pIc s.5OO. Laflar and Laiiar'
oregon bldg
to both his machine and
p'ui@S np driven by Ben White when
uuVh ,,,ded on state street, between
lhey h,orrial eor and Liberty Thursday, is
Coii'l l,,,,neJ w George N. Thompson,
cams ,o salem in report of the
,Oejdent ,Oed made to police.
= ooconnt of the flu the 3 Link
D a,o cmb dance has been postpon-
ID until next month -
Guessing contest-Tomorrow, sat
,"T uu from 2 to 3 p. m. To the first
"aI'epessing the exact number Oh
~. hicks in our brooder room we
''i'' ~iU' giye Is fine baby chicks. Bring
sancI m and. paper Remember the
r.s, r correct guess wins! Be on time.
1ocstiop, ,I 55S state st. (opp. court
i'"a''V"' A
house,
w;tb the coming of spring weather
"a Tho season for planting, the mu-
-,a;no, I labor bureau is confronted
r,h demand for men, according TO
r,v Recorder Earl Race Friday.
.oaa Of the labor bureau. friday
M Race said that he could place lo
mon in Jobs setting out strawberry
plants
Tho bort cutout chassis prepared
.soecialy for the New York auto
show is now on display at the Salem
.u.o show and is the center OF at
tr,ction All the mechanical parts
ora pxposed, electric lighted, show
n, the construction Of this wonder
nj car. See this display and then
nix with the Salem Velie company
regarding delivery of bort touring
NoN 44*
Lee L. Gilbert reports the sale OF
F1rin Skies at the auto show to K II.
Neal 995 Union St., Salem: DIR. o. L.
Scott, U. S. bank bldg. This is DR..
Scotts third Elgin Elk. There is a
reason Why? (Adv. :
John A. Mills, a former Salem man
and at one time representative of
ward in the city council, was visit
inc friends in Salem Thursday. Mr..
Mills, who left Salem about a year
ago to engage in business in Port
land, returned to his home there Fri
day.
Dance among palms and ferns and
automobiles Saturday night in the
RrmOry 44"
Viayi-"TheWay to Health" Lee
iure every Monday afternoon, 2 p
H. room 81, Hotel Marion. as
The collision of his machine with
a wagon load of hay as it was pass
Ing the corner of Center and Com
mereal streets Thursday afternoon,
was reported to police by /. A. Loron
who resides on route 2, Gervais.
Neither wagon or auto was damaged,
and both drivers escaped without in
Jury the report stated
Auto show dance Saturday night,
the armory. 44t
The bending of the fender on his
auto as it stood parked by the Ma
SOnle building on High street when
aAo'her auto was backed into 1t, was
reported to police Thursday by A. f.
At'Sler, of the Salem Electric COM
panS Inc name of the driver who
way careless in backing his machine
H''o Mr. keysier's car is not known.
Auto Show Saturday night, big
went mas been arranged for the auto
wv" saturday night Dance among
"' autos, 44*
D'nee Saturday night armory, 44s
" Y. Z. Higley, ID. D., well known
suioulst worker among the Am
~ 'an indians, left Salem Thursday
:" SOlt Ste. Marie, Mich.
NHcult judge Darnt, ID Iyz,t. -. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20
Biz Dance

To add to the long list of auto
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70 both his machine and
b'ina7 r driven by Ben White when
ruch r,aod S on state street, between
lhes eor, 0rnial and Liberty Thursday, is
clalln'e S.lcm in. report of the
..cident made to ponce, %ia
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

w. w. Williams of Portland is a
Salem visitor today, the guest of his
brother, Fred Williams, public serv-
ice commissioner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

Will H. Bennett, state superintend-
ent of banks, is in Portland today on
business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

H. heaVng the case of the Sa-
A. aospilal against the Children's
''ie'y of Portland. in depart
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

c,ossing contest-Tomorrow, sat
uu.- .,' srom TO 3 p. m. To the first
a,S "neleuessing the exact number Oh
~. ,. ohicts in our brooder room we
%U' ,', .,re II fine baby chicks. Bring
asncl a,, and. paper Remember the
s'', p',,' correct guess wins! Be on time.
r.a,ion r,s, lis state st. (opp. court
i'~a''V"' "A
house,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

with the coming of spring weather
and tbe season for planting the mu-
sas io;ro, labor bureau is confronted
I'M demand for men, according TO
c,r @ Recorder EaGl Race Friday.
ssad Of the labor bureau. Friday
NJ Race said that he could place 10
mo, in Jobs setting out strawberry
planls
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

John A. Mills, a former Salem man
and at one time representative of
ward 9 in the city council, was visit
inc friends in Salem Thursday. Mr.
Mills who left Salem about a year
ago to engage in a business in Port
land returned to his home there Fri
day
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

H. H. Pomeroy, deputy state fire
marshal, returned this morning from
eastern Oregon where he has been
conducting fire hazard surveys in
various cities.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

Dance among palms and ferns and
automobiles Saturday night in the
RrmOry IA"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

- account of the flu the . LINK
needle club dance has been p0S'poal 44
ID until next month";
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

When trucks and drays were scarce
! Thursday William Adams. salesman
for the Elgin Six auto, loaded his
!, household effects into his Elgin and
, moved from his old home at 1880
Fir street to 1910 State street. Mr..
and Mrs. Adams new home is well
liked by them.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

The bort cutout chassis prepared
.scecially for the New York auto
chow is now on display at the Salem
,u,o show and is the center Of at
traction. All the mechanical parts
ara exposed, electric lighted. show
iur the construction of this wonder
hl car. See this display and then
nix with the Salem Velie company
regarding delivery of bort touring
cars,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

,.r matchmaker jeweier' sa'em'
Great Bargain = Good room
u'e~ God barn. large lot on car
house nayed street. Must act quick
u .n' Price pr ss5OO. Laflar and Lamar. .
oregon bldg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

Lee L. Gilbert reports the sale OF
Flgin Skies at the auto show to K. Il.
Neal 995 Union St., Salem: DR.. o. L.
Scott U. S. bank bldg. This is Dr.
Scotts third Elgin Elk. There Is a
reason, Why? adv.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

The collision of his machine with
wagon load of hay as it was pass
Ing the corner of Center and Com
mercial streets Thursday afternoon,
was reported to police by /. A. Loron
who resides on route 2, Gervais.
Neither wagon or auto was damaged,
and both drivers escaped without in
Jury the report stated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

"TheWay to Health" Lee
ture every Monday afternoon, 2 p
H., room 3D. Hotel Marion. as
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

Auto show dance Saturday night,
the armory 44t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

n. Asut Judge Percy r. Kelly, who
ms., 'seh holding court in depart
ma" no. during the absence of
,EIs se eeorge G. Bingham, Thursday
Ina. IO0n returned to his home in
'' v,snl. there being nothing on the
,,Ssn ' court docket here until Sat
y. way -, February 2l. Judge Bingham
an.v 'aiieu % fill temporary va
I,.s on Inc Portland bench and has
ays u mat city for the past ten
M W. neaNng the case of the Sa-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-20

Mt VI :. Z. Higley, d. D., well known
~s'nOalst worker among the Am
A. 'an ~ indians, left Salem Thursday
" SaOit Ste. Marie, Mich.
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and John. Also, there was one other
sister-Miss Lizzie. All resided in Bos-
sier Parish for many years. then be-
came widely separated, and all are
now desyl. Thomas Hancock married
Miss Jennie Crawford while she was
on visit to the parish, perhaps from
Alabama. Some years ago she was still
living. her home being in Tennessee.
1.-The trial of James Lenontine. be-
fore Justice Hills court. for the sup
posed murder Of Lloyd Steidham. came
off this week. occupying Monday. Tues
day and Wednesday, and resulted III
the commitment of LemOntine to jail
to await trial at the next term OF the
District Court
The accused Ga white mani Is said
to have stood behind a tree i'll waiting
To fire the shot that killed his victim.
also white. The scene Of the crime was
on the Bellevue and Shreveport road.
perhaps near the Snider place. Upon
trial Lemontine was found guilty OF
murder and was sentenced to the pen
itentiary for life. Some years later
when the invading Federals opened
wide the doors of all prisons, he Is
said to have made his escape.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1920-08-12

Senators by direct vote of the people.
to prevent combinations in restraint of
trade and assisted in procuring the
passage of the Clayton Antitrust Law
and the amendment thereto providing
for farmers unions and labor unions
to he eliminated from the provisions of
that law: for the establishment of gov
eminent nitrate plants to manufacture
cheap fertilizer. the Farm Lean Law.
Safety Railway Appliance law. and
providing compensation for government
employees who are injured while insthe
performance of their duties. | favored
a liberal increase In the compensation
of Postal employees and have uniformly
favored bills providing for eight hours
employment in the government service
OH railroads. favored increases in the
wages of government employees: but
opposed the increase in the salaries of
highly paid government officials includ-
ing the members of Congress and their
secretaries
Ii is upon this record that submit
my claim for reelection. Assuring file
| good people of this Congressional Dis.
trict that the confidence which the,
have rel:Osed in me has not been mis-
placed and that their welfare is always
| uplierni0st IN MY mind in every official
act which is presented to me for con
sideration, | respectfully request Their
support at the primary election which i
to he held throughout the Fourth Con
gressioiial District on September nth
l 33-i j. II. WATKINS.
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judge Watkins Reviews His Record in Congress-
eminent was enabled to defray the ex-
pcnSeS incident to the war.

eminent was enabled to defray the ex-
pcnses incident to the war.
After the Germans had surrendered
it became necessary to inaugulate Il
system of rehabilitation 1 advocated
the laws providing for the soldiers in
every resnect-their Insurance. ;,ilot-
nent, allowance. compensation. bonus,
vocational education. Increase i'll their
Pay and all other measures conclusive
to their welfare-coiisidering that no
sacrifice which could he made for them
was too great as IL recognition of the
noble and heroic service which they
bad performed III saving this country
from Il calamity and the world from
the greatest catastrophe in its history.
| opposed the Universal Compulsory
Military Training Bill and the bill pro-
viding for the return Of the railroads
by the Government with bonus Of
three hundred million dollars to the
owners and III per cent dividend
guarantee in addition to approximately
one billion dollars which has been ex-
| l.eiided by the Government in the inter-
est of the railroads during Government
control.
| favored the law against profiteer-
Ing. and I have exerted my utmost en-
sle:tvors to protect the cotton Industry,
70 procure government appropriations
for good reads, for the establishment
Of Rural Free Delivery routes. Parcel
Post, the Reserve Banking Law, the
Postal Savings Banks, for national pro-
libition. the election ef United States
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Victory Medals for All Soldiers.

The War Department urges every
former soldier of the World War to
apply at once for his Victory medal
The DEPOT Gua.terHlaster ut Philadel-
phia is prepared to send out $1,000 of
these medals daily. though that number
of applications has never yet been re
ceived in Il single day,
You solaier hoys here at home will
want these medals to some day leave
70 younger members of Your families
1t is quite easy to make application fol
item and YOU should DO SO promptly
Get blank from Your American Lee
gion POST, tile local Red Cross chapter
or direct from the Army Recruiting
Station, sign it twice i'll ink. pin your
discharge to it and mail to the Victor,
Medal Officer. Custom House. New Or
| leans. He will do the rest. In about ;
| week the discharge will he returned
and day or two later Il little jewelr,
box will be waiting for You ut YOU
postotfice. with the handsome bronz'
medal inside.
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DOYLE, all well remembered by num-
hers of the Banners older readers.
There are at least two living daugh-
tiers of Capt Doyle. so we are told
Mrs. Effie Bates, of Shreveport. and
Mrs Sue McGee, a teacher III Kid-key
College, Sherman, Texas The four
SONS are said to be dead.
Receipts from Shreveport bridge
during the month of July: BY Bossier
Parish. $Gl645; by city of Shreveport,
$65S.l5. Total receipts during July.
$13146O. Total disbursements during
months of June and July. $495.32''
Rev. j. f. Paxton, pastor of the
Rocky Mount Presbyterian Church,
died quite suddenly at that place last
| Saturday evening""
Rev. Paxton is not remembered by
! those to whom we must apply for in
formation in editing this feature. His
grave is to he seen in the old cemetery
ut Rocky Mount.
I'VE learn that several visitors from
the alluvial districts are summering al
Rocky Mount lin this PARISH which
is one of the healthiest locations il
/ North louisiana
Sure. Rocky Mount ought to be con
verified into Il health resort by some
public spirited resident. 1t is high ant
dry enough to satisfy any one, and al
the wells of the old place are said tt
afford fine water.