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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
Twin City
NeUs Notes

Captain Tench, who directs the work
Of the Salvation Army In the Twin
Cities announced the postponement Of
the drive for funds which was 70 have
commenced the tenth OF this month up
to the closing date. Il was owing to
so many drives at the present time and
each worthy in its own respect that de-
cision was made for q later time. pos
sibly during the month OF February
While the cause of the Salvation Army
and its needs for funds 10 carry on
the local work is important in the
Twin cities. organizations like phe
Welfare Association. tho Red Cross and
their sale Of tuberculosis seals have
like significance and while the pat
ronage of the public Is universally look
ed for the stress is too great at the
present day TO foster another drive.
The Christmas kettles. however. Will
be out to gather enough TO tide the
poor and needy over the holidays. The
public Is asked to giye as literally as
they can that the less fortunate might
feel that they are not forgotten by
those richer in worldly goods.
Members Of the Church of tho Naz-
arene at Hammond accompanied b.
Rev. Wells. their pastor. will carry q
message from the religious body TO the
Salvation Army meeting scheduled for
this evening at Moss Hall. Tho public
Is invited to attend
Twin City Circle. Daughters Of lisa
bella. will hold their annual election
OF officers this evening nj ODD Fellows
Hall. Indiana Harbor. II IS desired
that ell members be present
The Sunday school class supervised
by Mrs w. entity at the First II. q,
church at Indiana Harbor. was enter
tanned By Mrs. George SpenEier In
Fir Sc and a very pleasant evening
ly been organized
Last evening Mr.. and 1kra. T. p
Cook OF 145th 1T. dined Mr.. and Mrs.
@. e. Johnon who have recently re-
turned 70 this city from Canton. Ohio
where they were welded a short time
ago. Mr.. johnson is superintendent at
the International Lead Renneries Of
this city. He and his bride are well
come additions to this city.
The Sunday school class Of the First
NJ. F. church at Indiana Harbor directed
by Mrs. Eugene Mills of Grapevine ST.
was entertained at her home with many
of the newly recruited members of the
classes first organized being present
With a larger membership IL Is intend
ed now TO hold monthly meetings and
transact business necessary to the So
ciety and introduce social features
Mrs. John Miller of 41II Northcote
ave. was hostess to stork shower
In 81 MI
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Badeaux OF the
same neighborhood. The babe too young
TO enjoy all the glory and pomp ao-
corded. was showered with many beau
tiful things to add to its youthful
career while the mothers OF other ba-
bes chatted about their progeny and
enjoyed an ideal luncheon.
A prominent couple In Indiana Har-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03

tertained by that society in honor OF
the event. She was also feted at
many other informal affairs. The we'd
ding office was performed by Rev. FL
mer Jones. pastor OF the First NJ. e.
church OF Indiana Harbor, at the
brides home at four o'clock in the
afternoon and witnessed by relatives
and immediate friends. Miss Dickson
looked charming in a dark blue silver
tone suit with a bodice Of spangled
georgette. Her hat was of silver bro
cade with plumage contrasting in re-
lief She wore corsage bouquet.
Miss Gail Dickson, her sister. attend
ed her and was gowned in a striking
black velvet with flowers fastened in
cluster TO her waist Mr.. Dale Shook
supporte dthe groom. The home was
arranged in a setting which yellow
predominated Tho Kenwood caterers
served the banquet luncheon. The
couple departed for Chicago with Mr.
Davis brother and after a few days
visit there will return to their bunga-
low in Hemlock and 141st, which has
been beautifully fitted up for them.
The gifts represented a costly ana
magnificent array and viii add more
comfort and beauty TO the home they
Will settle in upon their return to this
city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03

The Indiana Harbor Methodist
church ladies are putting forth con-
certed efforts to make this years an
nual bazaar more attractive than any
held In the years heretofore. There is
a wealth OF articles to be disposed or
on the date of December II. The usual
domestic booth, fancy goods, home
prepared canned goods, and supper
will be the line of order. The doors
of the social rooms will open at one
o'clock to admit the early shoppers.
with supper service at five o'clock.
The Tippecanoe Camp Fire Girls will
sell Red Cross tuberculosis Stamps. at
one booth. A demonstration of prac-
teal house necessities electrically
equipped will be an added feature this
year. There is welcome extended to
all to be present.
Mrs. James Ryan of Grapevine street
accompanied James. Jr.. to Chicago to-
day to view the holiday displays.
There will be interesting reports on
the part of committees soliciting funds
for the Welfare Association at the di-
rector's meeting this evening. 1t Is
urged that all directors be present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
GOSPEL TEAM

A Gospel Team OF young men win
have charge of the services at the
United Presbyterian church. Indiana
Hareor. the evening OF Dec. IL.
The Bible school meets at $50 o. m.
and will go over the Christmas songs.
Glasses for all ages have been planned
to attend.
The subject OF tina morning service
meeting. which Will be held at IL q NJ.
will be sThe Church and It's Aims"
Tho evening preaching service at 1880
will be one OF three sermons on the
Christmas theme the subject being
The Preparation Through a People"
Mrs. O. Gieseking will sing.
The ladies' are helping to bring down
tho II. O. Of l. By serving . masnif-
cent supper for so cents. A bazaar
will be held in connection. The hours
hava been set as $50 TO 1880 p. IN.
Saturday, Dec. %th.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
WRESTLING BOUT

Sport fans q East Chicago and m
diana Harbor will be offered a treat.
Monday evening. In a wrestling match
TO be held at the Auditorium hall In
diana Harbor.
In the main feature. James Istok.
the Hun garian Lion, and Paul Alvarez.
Champion Espaniol OF Mexico. will
wrestle best two out of three falls.
catch-as-can style to a finish for the
championship.
Istok. who is g mangfncent piece OF
bone and muscle. weighs 900 pounds.
which his Mexican opponent tops the
scales at 915 pounds.
In the windup. Tom Muntean. the
Roumanian champion. will attempt 20
best the Greek Terror. Jim Theodore.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
LIVE NEWS
FROM THE
TWIN CITIES
JUDGE SPRINGER TO SPEAK

Judge Springer OF Indianapolis has
been engaged to speak in East Chi
cago. Tuesday evening before members
OF the American Legion and ex-soid-
lers to be held at the Masonic Tenn
PIE.
The meeting will be held under the
auspices OF post 81. American Legion.
This event Is the beginning OF a
large number of planned by the Amer
lean Legion and 1t is planned to have
at least a prominent speaker present
every month
A number OF vaudeville acts engaged
from Chicago will be on hand and in
addition a lunch viii also be served.
Every ex-soldier IS invited TO be
present at this smoker and luncheon.
Judge Springer. who is ono of tho
best orators in the state. while he has
not yet announced his topic, has
promised that It viii be one d interest
TO thu ex-soldier.
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w. A. Appleton.

Dor circles was welded Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Margaret Dickson.
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs J.
c. Dickson of Grapevine street and a
graduate of the Madison University
Of Wisconsin of the homo economic
department. became the bride of Harry
Southerly Davis, assistant cashier OF
the Citizens Trust & Savings Bank at
Indiana Harbor. Miss Dickson has al
ways been one of tho really popular
young ladies OF the city and while she
attended an out of town school she
made many visits here during holiday
seasons. She is a member OF the Kap
pa Kappa Kappa where her engage
ment was first announced and later en-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
DIR TEDGARDpN RETURNING

Word has been received at Indiana
Harbor OF the return OF DR.. J. A. Tee
garden OF that place. that he will re-
turn sometime Saturday or Sunday
morning.
DR.. Teegarden. who left here several
weeks ago for trip 70 the south and
TO the port OF New Orleans TO study
conditions causing the bubonic plague,
promises to make some startling state
ments when he arrives.
Mrs. Teegarden and the children will
remain in the south during the balance
OF the winter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all relatives and
friends for the kindness shown in our
deep sorrow at the death OF our be-
loved daughter and sister Edith who
passed away Saturday and was buried
Tuesday. especially TO Pastor Larson
members of the Swedish Mission
Church, pail bearers. nurse Mrs. e. b.
Jenkins. Washington school. principal.
teachers, pupils Of 6B and all neigh
bors and for the beautiful floral offer
ings sent. 1913
MIR. and MRS. GUST HILLSTRoM.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03

gressmen for the immediate relief to
the inhabitants of Ireland
Besides Mayor Morgan. q number of
speakers from South Bend, Gary. Chi
cago and nearby towns will be In at
tendance. Attorney Hugh Carroll and
City Judge Hyman Cohan OF East Chi
cago, besides a number OF other pub
Ito men will take an active part.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
CHURCH NOTES

The Bible training schools, which re-
Gently opened up at indiana Harbor.
now has 81 members enrolled. This
insures the school and many more
are expected. The Bible schools are
meeting at the Christian church. The
prayer meeting this week will be In
charge OF Rev. A. II. Mckee OF the
Baptist church and meets at p. m.
The school meets every Wedneflay
evening at 1913 p. m.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
LORD MAYOR TO SPEAK SUNDAY

Hon Dennis Morgan. lord mayor OF
Thurlis. Ireland has been engaged 60
speak at a meeting 20 be held az the
st. Mary-s church, East Chicago. sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
The mayor IS enc OF a commission
visiting the United States and will try
TO have action taken through our con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
Panar From BARK.

Government scientists in India have
succeeded in making paper from three
new materisls--leaves Of a West Aus
trelisn plant. timber from East Afri-
ca, and bark of tree found in Rho
desfa.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
READ THESE
TWIN CITY
ADVERTISEMENTS
PLEATING AND
REPEATING

ALI kinds or skirts IN one day. But
tor covering. hemstitchinE. braiding
All work guaranteed. Call at Was
sey>A 81 State st. little west of Hob
man at. Phone 44e Hammond. Sat
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03

Attention. People leaving city. vs.
pay cash for your entire household
goods or we crate your furniture
ready for shipment. Norr. 47Ss Olcott
ave East Chicago. Phone 1868 and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
TaImudIc Wisdom,

throw no stones into the well
whence you have drunk.-The Tai.
mud.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03

Regular monthly meet
ing Saturday, Decem-
Der 4th. 1920, at 1870.
Election OF Officers;
business OF Importance.
All members urged to
attend. Refreshments.
z. ROE.
Worshipful Master.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03

To Cure Cold i'm One Day
Take C - LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE - 8. The genuine bears
the signs E. w. Grove. Soc
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-03
SATURDAY SPECIALS

Blue Valley Butter ...... .66e
Home Brand Butter go. .6ze
3 ID. cans Chase & Sanborns
Crusade Coffee .Sl.zZ
Hand picked Navy Beans. 3 lb.24e
Head Rice. 2 lbs. Use
Briar Ridge Tomatoes. large
cans, ; for ....... ouc
Briar Ridge Corn. 2 for. :. .35c
Plymouth Rock Peas. can. .15e
ExcelIal Biscuits, 8 for. .22c
Large Grape Fruit -. Toe
School Boy Jonathan Apples.
nice clean fruit. box .$2.45
Sugar. the best cane .912c
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
ALL IS READY FOR
EUECENIC CLINIC At
CLUB ON THURSDAY

All is IN readiness for the post
lponed December cugenlc clinic of the
Marion county childrens bureau. 10
he held Thursday afternoon. In the
auditorium Of the Salem Commercial
club al two o'clock The So children
Registered during the previous month
viii receive attention at the for,hcom
ing clinic, others who have applied 70
bs held over until another date.
Mfr NJ a, FleRe of Portland. chair
man of the Ghlidrena bureau Of the
state parent teacher association viii
he present
widespread interest Is attached 10
The tagenio and child welfare work
Ia the county Merchants and business
men ia the various Marion county
towns have offered "a aid the bureau
In promoting the work. and VIII co
operate IN q publicity campaign thru
S lndow displays Salem merchants
who viii make displays this week are
w w. Moore Furniture %, ~ w.
lnd NJ H. Meyers. Wooiworth x Ca.
Crown Drug store, Patton Book store.
sNiom Hardware and thu Red Cross
pharmacy They win show. the right
Kind ~ beds. clothes. bookH. toilet
articles, and small folk accessories Of
very description, This feature Of ad.
'erilFing will be repeated each month
Better babies posters VIII DO placed
a each window.
AZ the Thursday clinic there win be |
.hown o sample layotte. aud correct
lt'lrs for children. The loan being
itads hf the Meyers department store
'lls John A. Carson president of the !
'utcau win diHcms this detail with
10 mothara
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Patterson Proposes Bar
To Japanese Settlement

Evidently intended as check upon
the epcroachment Of Japanese whose
acquisition of land in various sections
CT Oregon is meeting with considerable
resentment on the part of white set
tiers, a senate joint resolution intro
duced by Senator Patterson of Polk
and Benton counties, Monday, calls
upon congress to amend the constitu-
ton of the United States so as to bar
children born in this country of alien
parents who are not eligible to citizen
ship, from acquiring citizenship in this
country.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
STATE REPEALS OF
PROHIBITION NOT
LEGAL SAYS PROHI

Washington. Jan i2.-~siate legisia-
iures cannot under the law repeal rar.
fucaslor of the constitutional prohibit
tlon amendment. Wayne H. Wheeler.
counsel for the Anti.saioon League.
declared today IN . statement discuss.
ing recommendations for repeal made
to the lawmakers of New Jersey. New
York end Maryland By the governors
~ those states
Air Wheeler cited the attempt u
New Jersey and Ohio 90 withdraw rat
ifieation of the l4lh amendment Con.
grsss refused TO accept the repeal and
both states were counted among those
voting nffirmatlpeiy without their
ratification tho amendment lacked
sufficient votes to become operative
Chief Justice Marshall was quoted By
Mr. Wheeler as fellows:
The principle liz asserted that one
iegislatufe II enmpefent 10 repeal m
get which frmer legislature was COM
Deteni 10 pass The correctness Of this
principle. 10 far nv respects general
legislation. can never be eoniroyerted !
But II an act bc done under 4 law. q
Succeeding legislature cannot undo f. /
yhe rast cannot he recalled bg -. I
most absolute power"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Funeral For Jerry Graham
To Be Held Wed1e.ss,,,

The funeral for Jerry e..
city street department emn,o- y
died at his home. 1918 Wansr sAs
sundsy evening, will be bala a'ss
chapel of the Rigdon &, Son e'u ~ at tAe
ing pcompany at 10 o'clock wsS'a'aas wasr'as'
morning. Rev. Mr.. Powell of ,say suhssday
copal church, win have charea Ae Ept-
VIII te in City View cemeterv 0ofial
Mr. Graham has worked -,
for about two years. ' 'ne eir
He Is survived by his wife, Mr., !,
Graham; one daughter, Mrs q 5 ,se'p
lock or Salem; two grandchildrs. ma.
one brother, Thomas Graham Zen .e and
in Salt Lake City, Utah. 'esidihs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Grocery Store AT 18th And
State Streets Burglarized

Thieves entered the grocery store
.at ihe carnrr of lath ANA state
streets same time Monday nlght and
stole several dollars In cash. and a
large quantity of cigars and rtgat
cssv@ according 60 a report made ia
te'lee Tnesday hy c. IA uasrtn. nra.
pfitlor Rn1mHce Was gained Through
tae fcaF windows, Investigation hh ct.
ftocrs showed
About i've weeks ago this same
ttafe WAS rohhed hut na clues cas-,
leE ANY llsht an the thieves we're dis
eeycr3d That ume sASe ia pennies,
Ana a0me gu4H, eigars ANA cigarettes
we're taken The ghetts are believed
b> police 60 have heen committed hy
hpts
w..
JOURNAL. WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
SITE FOR ARNORY At
SllVERTON CHOSEN

silytrtnu, Or, Jan. rs. AZ the IN.
Aper'ion ~ lhc ipcld company Of o. n.
q hold q Eew night ago wheH u mum.
her ~ federal ARMY Officers were pres
ehl The Rassoil LOT on the corner Of
First ana OAK streets was rhosen AS "A
location lot the new amnorY building.
fhls Is q desirable location ana meets
with The approval of all silyertan
Hoiaf uiae aEu q lot near the South
"rn fheIfie depot was chosen by the
afEsHetH hHt when protest went out
tfeih thc community club and others it
Was dtelded g. buy a lot more favor.
ehse to stlyer,ou people,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Paper Money Once More In
Circulation Over Mexico

AeAiea CITY, Monday Jan. 49, IA.
t'rf mphes is ~ circulation in Mexico
tvi me first time since 1914 fhia vi.
paAae pnaaible by a presidential decree
asiheF siRs She monetary oammtssioa
90 is-es estiitiealas u one neso and fsf
" eeftFNea the amounts 10 he issued
hvimsfn limited g. deposits af Mexican
said iaAde Miih tho epn,i0lsaiau. Ths
Aaea 81 ilrhVlNentidagoesnae ii
il'a'Hn'. u designed % relieve the
Hl,efilsee ~ change due 20 the boarding
" staaii spins on account ~ their hlgh
hliSHf eunirAf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Mrs. Sarah Jane Watts Dies
Here After Lengthy Illness

Sarah Jane watts, 70, grandmctn.a
of Mrs. Eva Judson of this city, died
at a local hospital Saturday night fol-
lowing an illness Of long duration. The
funeral was held at the chapel Of the
Rigdon & Son undertaking company
at 2:3o O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, in
terment following in l. o. o. F. ceme-
terry.
Mrs Watts has been a resident of
Salen, for 22 years. and was the widow
of William Watts, a prominent city
figure who died here 8 years ago. Her
death resulted from heart disorders.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Poish-Russian Jews Flee
Before Advancing Reds

l'asia MN0day, lan. te pollsh
Russian aeMe Rre lleelnw at the Az,
nrpAeh ~ halshs,la bands between
AasY and Wolersfs according 90 ~.
tetis trom Warsaw Al gmurinka
tANfe sro sAHao lS,aQa " these refugees
y hisiahle condition The same staia
" affairs eSists Al 0shisaW where ths
ianahlIsnls ana Polish army officers
Afn Aplng lav1t pesi - care Ter tho
euffelerss
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
GIRL SOUGHT AS LOST
NEVER WAS MISSING

Mitsouia Mant. Jan ~ MiM.
i4Anefe Rock, reported ln Chicago diH-
Patel, a. being the object af search
~ ihe police ~ lbsl city, Ii attending
her eiuasea nj the University ~ Mon-
tara hefa saday Ahe IL junior ln the
Institution.
t3hisago, Jan I x Police aid was
nniieIei today Ia the search for Mites
Frames K0ch ~ years cid. ~ Msaon-
~ Mont who disappeared sunday,
afief Fhe had Unexpectedly ceme to
titiehge 90 Met acquainted with the
Parents ~ her finance, HARRY q liar
den.
3Alfea received telegram from
Miss hoeb sent fran che union station
hero She tald him slia would wait for
him q The STATEN ile waa unable Ia
flHa hrs there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
Washington Court Refuses
To Review Espionage Case

Msshlasloa San ~ The supreme
court tedAa refused IL peView me
rtfsies1en et Enlli uerman, 81 Evay.
su' Washington on pharwes uf via-
isuns the espioaa@ act. HERMAN
"ss sentenced q iea yvam imprlson.
fnvAi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13

House furnishings of the Marquesas
isl2nds consist solely of two or three
mats on which the occupants sleep.
In the last two years there has been
a decrease of $4,000 horses in New
York City
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13

Frank Reveal lost nine SEQ bills
few days ago while travelling on the
logging train between the camps and
this city The money has not yet
been recovered.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13

A request by California eo,..-
for an invention to brand - sln
without breaking them brought thoas
ands of workable devices. 0s-
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4 4 4 y y \ 4 + + 4 + +
WHITMAN DOWNS OREGON

( Eugene, Or. Jan. 13.--The
University ~ Oregon basket
bail team lost the first game
" this seasons schedule to
the Whitman college quintet
last night with a score Of 20
10 %. The game was hard
fought throughout. the Ore
gon five leading BY a single
point until the final two min
utes of play. A second game
wiil be played here tonight.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
PROPOSAL OF FISH AND
GAME BILL EXPECTED TO
PRECIPTTATE A FIGHT

( Carl Shoemaker clubs" had been or
ganizfd BY Shoemaker In the first
place were dominated By Shoemaker
and therefore did not represent rse
sentiment existing among the sports
men Of the state generally.
! when a resolution from the Astoria
llod 4 Gun club approving Governor
Oleot, plan for a divorce OF the two
Interest," WAS read before the meeting.
Senator Norblad fastened TO explain
that the melting which passed the same
was altogether irregular. that there
we're only seven members OF the club
present and that the action did not rep
resent the sentiment Of the club OF
which he himself. was a member.
OlcOtfs Opinion Sought.
In the course of the discussion of the
measure point was raised as TO the
probable attitude Of the governor To-
ward tho measure both with reference
70 stripping him Of the appolntive pow
er an the character Of the commission
whieh Is not IN line with his recon-
inendation for a complete divorce OF
the two interests committee Of
'ett''t NfAihNtAfh tfitADih NnTDi1U.
Ritntr and Thomas was named to In
ierview the governor on these points
aud 20 report back to the joint commit |
tee Tuesday morning II Is understood |
.hat the governor expressed a desire to |
retain the appointiye power and voiced
~ disapWoyal of the character Of the |
.fopohed commission but declared that
he action of the legislature in the mat
er would be agreeable to him.
There are more fish and more
dnda of fish In the Gulf of California
nan In any other known body Of
yatcr.
The first medal recorded In history
vas given by the emperor Of China
II the first century to his military
The first underground mining min |,
n the world is being bullt In
colorado.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13

The governor is the chief executive
officer Of the state, IN whom only the
power OF appointment Is vested, and In
the very nature Of things a vacancy In
that office would destroy the whole
plpr Of state government"
IN the face Of the decision In Chad
wick Us. Earhart, every attempt to
change section OF article 9 OF the
constitution has been defeated by a
vote uf the people"
In dissenting from the predominant
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-13
LONG DISPUTED
PROBLEM ENDS
WITH DECISION
Continued from page one)

mains unhroken . there is no sucn
occurrence as vacancy In the office
Of governor"