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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-23
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Extra Session May be Asked
To Repeal Primary Law
Gov. in Conferences.

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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-23
NEW CIRCLE.

WHITING Ind june 43.-Tuesday
81 en5ns state Manager Q. F. Webster
and District Manager II W. PYLE of
hammond. with the assistance % Indi-
aua Circle Of the Protected Home Cir
ee went 10 Waiting and installed a
new circle The new Circle starts out
with a fire class Of boosters and We
xiii soon see large lodge Of boosters
ror the L. Il. 9 and Whiting. District
Manager X W Pyle says. that he
wi, be I'm Whiting fro. mnow on look
tag for scalps Tor the arst class OF
4-s-rgrri -ss7r-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-06-23
Police QUIZ
MRS. DOkICH
OVER MURDER


Did Mrs Sophie Doklcn. 20 years old
take any active part in the murder of
her husband. Mike Dokich, steel work
81 in Gary yesterday. so THAI she woul
a. able 70 collect several Insurance
policies. held in force by the dead man.
WhNe the police were rcticent about
giving out any advance clews on tho
murder this morning. IL - believed that
ire authorities are now work ing on
th}s theory and that the wife who rs
nsv held under arrest. IS suspected OF
ing implicated in the crime board
r. Nllo Workopich. who was seen go
IuE ID the house about the time the
husband was murdered. Is also held
as the authorities and II the police
are able to make him talk. viii prob
ahIy lie able 70 recite Important In
formation concerning the murder.
That Dokich. who is IS years old.
MAS murdered while no was asleep.
has been established He had worked
t6e night before and came home yes
rday morning tired out. He did not
spend much time about the house and
after bite 10 eat went directly TO
led He slept soundly and probably
never knew what hit him. as death
was apparently instantaneous.
When the police arrived they found
pokich's dead body lying on the bed.
Us head reclining on two pillows. the
Hady on its left side facing the wall.
Wrapped ~ m Chicago newspaper.
heaNy two-toot iron pipe was found
or The bed II VAS covered with blood
and Was the deadly instrument with
e.fich Dokich was killed. The room.
ae bed clothes and everything was in
rcer. showing that there was no struE
Sc
DcAich was struck over the right
s'de Of the face directly over the ear.
ssrins deep cash in the side of his
sead and causing instant death His
eand was resting on his chin a. if in
sleep and probably never moved after
Ai5 Il y rot believed hat
AS 07e 2lo'S was st4--F
L-0l-n ta'1 lae story Tt~ sEe
ae o1--1er shop ~ --t lat.-
a-~-.h lor tin no0nday neGI.
ANS Ler Two children win her.
/" hen she returned she said that she
n0f'1-f y h'4@.-.-.a -d sron oooI
epen ana Hnding has head covered with
0i''o ana mailing 90 answer her when
Sie SPOKE q" hlia she ran out int" the
street screaming giving the alarm.
"orA'plcn- b"arder " ho has been
stopping at the bokich home for sew
eFSi months vas taken into custody
snort TIME after the murder Several
ehlidFen in the ne4Ehborhood said that
taey "a" man enter the house about
me time the murder was committed.
tte answers the description given by
5he children "or6opich told 4 Tunes
reporter that he worked that night and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Many complaints have been regis
tered lately by famous writer's and
playwrights because, as they protest.
their works have been mutilated
when translated into motion pictures,
Clara =. Berangcr. veteran screen
scenarist. who has lately don. the
continuity for such popular pictures
rs John Barrymore's DIR. Jckyll and
Mr.. Hyde" and Thomas Melghan's
Civilian Clothes" rises tn defense
o. the hard woi king folks whose
jobs IL Is to adapt novels and plays
TO tn. screen.
The reader OF novel can lay !,
down and pick I, up again any time
he chooses" explained Miss Bernn.
ger recently. The novelist is bound
by no considerations OF time or
space. on tho other hand. the seen.
artist must condenso into ono hour
and 10 minutes OF film all that the
heroes and heroincs Of fiction think.
feel. and DO. II the adaptation b.
from a play. we must transpose
words Into actions. Episodes that
ore only talked about on the stage
become scenes In the pho,oplay. No
wonder changes are necessary"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
Picture hf{er

Work has been completed at the
fIrunton studios on Bessie Barris.
Gales latest picture. ''The Broken
Gate"
Sydney Ainsworsh. Coldwyn roper.
tory player. began his stage career
as Denton in Arizona" in 1900.
James Kirkwood and Pat o'Mat
ley will play the leading roles In
''raria." tho next Ncilan production.
Mable Sorrnand II In New York on
n three-wceks vacation.
In the cast Of "The Wonderful
Chance" tho next Eugene o'Brien
feature. IL Martha Mansfield. the
follics beauty.
Tho Trail Of the Axe.- an adap-
ton OF the well.known best seller
o. that title by Ridgeweii cuilum.
win be Dustin Farnum's next star.
ring vehicle.
Tho master OF tho gardens At
Goidwyn's studio. at Culver City,
tho man who. among other things.
selects tho flowers and foiiar. tn
be used IN zach picture. In Henry
winncwisnrr. who was gardner at
tho White House during the ssiar.
rfson and Cleveland administrations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
ACTRESS KEPT BUSY

seeua Owen. who has tn. leading
feminine role In Lavender and Old
Lace a production being made at
the Mayer studios under the dircc-
ton OF Lloyd Ingraham. declares
she win sleep n week when the pic.
ture IL finished. ingraham has KEEP,
his cast busy nights for some time.
and Miss owen says she IL going 20
the mountains and find a cabin by
a mountain stream and sleep until
she has made up for the time she
has spent under tho cooperHswitus
at night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
he WANTS ANNETTE TO
JOlN SWIMMING CLASS

Tho man who carried Goals TO
Newcastle had nothing on the Los
Angeles bathhouse proprietor VINO
sent a circular letter to Annette
KeIIcrman. urging that she enroll In
hts swimming classes. and pointing
out that thru aquatic exercises one
might hope to avoid the stodgy
figure.
Miss Kellerman wrote the man,
telling him that II he oculd per-
suade Benny Leonard TO Join the
preliminary sparring classes OF the
r. NJ G. A. she would be glad TO
matriculate In his swimming acad'
emy.
Miss Kellerman will be seen In
her modern comedy drama, What
Women Love" at the Coliseum for
the first time today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
TRENTON RECEIVES
"lEGlI" OFFERS

Peii Trenton. formerly New York
and London stage and screen favor
ite. and who Is now playing oppo'
site Carmel Myers In THE orchid.
under the direction Of Marcel dc
Sane. has received four urgent ielc'
grams asking him to return TO the
foofilghts.
New York probably win have the
bes, season In a number Of year,.
said Trenton. but my engagements
are such that cannot consider
these offers just now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
HAL DOESN'T
NEED MAKEUP

HaIlam Cooley. who Is soon 10 be
seen in Trumpet Island" Vita
graph production. Is one OF the few
well known actors who uses practi.
caily no makeup. He photographs
much better with none whatever
than many on the screen who spend
hours with powder puff and make
up box.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
NORRIS IN SAN
FRANCISCO

Gouvcrneur Morris II IN san Fran.
cisco gathering material and local
color In Chinatown for an original
screen story which he II preparing
for Coldwyn. Gertrude Atherion is
completing her first original screen
story and II win soon 80 into produe-
tlor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
HIS "INSPIRATI0N-

Thompson buchanan has the right
idea about inspiration. A 10, OF prac.
teal minded people have scoffod at
II and hnid II was all bunk that an
author had TO be inspired 10 write.
Not 10 Mr.. buchanan. ono OF the
several renowned playwrirhts who
have given up fame. " no, fortune.
20 eonstruc, seenarior for Coldwyn.
Yes" he agreed. ''inspiration IL OF
vital importance. And the greatest
inspiration could ever have In writ.
ing a play or scenario is-tho money
in advance"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
FRITZ Solves the
Servant Problem

FRITZ Brunette. the piquant nfe1o
beauty who plays . leading ro1e -
Robert Brunton's alI-stAr product1oQs
THE Devil to Pay" has definitooy
solved the servant problem.
Recently a friend asked her hOw
rhe managed TO keep the same nnni4
year in and year out
well, you see." said Fr1tx1, ~o1o
average housekeeper y unable -
keep girl long because they ~
TO treat them with proper tnoG
Women call their maids kitchen NJ
chanics.' pot wrangIers.' Nary
James and pan heavers-' That =
very bad diplomacy"
What do you call your uaid5y
asked the friend
MY domestic secretary roUa1o1
Fritzi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CURIOS ON DISPLAY
IN Theatre LOBBY

Seattle film fans win ind Il VA
worth their while to drop around -
the Liberty Saturday. when the Rax
Beach picture. The North Winds
Malice" opens its engagement. juge
10 see the big display which IL
noted character. "MontAnA BoosS
win then have installed n IL
theatre lobby. II will include IN
sorts OF furs. skins. relics. curioo ana
mementoes. appropriate TO The loca1o
OF the Rex Beach picture, which -
laid in Alaska at the time a. ~
great gold rush. Montana Buhur
collection Il . famous 0ne and -
never been shown in 9eAtfla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
GOOD WESTERN
STORIES NEEDED

David Epstein. IN charge OF serials
and Western productions at Univer-
sal City. claims that there In n dearth
OF material suitable for two-reei
Western pictures. He Is In the mar
ket for original stories whose scenes
are laid In the West and suitable for
the use Of Hoot Gibson and his cow
boys. Action is the first requisite for
these two-reelcrs. and next In impor-
lance are n love story and q bit OF
comedy relief.
-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~s~~~
succurnbed 20 the lure OF the silver.
sheet. His contract with the Messrs.
shubert will keep him on the stage
for at least a couple OF seasons to
come. VIII Rogers first won fame
ms a monologist and lariat-thrower
in musical comedy. His latest pho
toplay Is Honest Hutch"
Silent Admirer,--Yes. Mae Murray
is married
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CT E M M f r
~sTOP THIEF
(Goldwyn)

Il may sound rather doubtful TO
admirers OF popular Tom Moore
when they hear that he Is the guilty
marty IN stop Thief" the comedy
drama opening today at the Glen
ner. But things are not always rs
bad - they seem. and even tho
Moore does take the part OF a thief.
he does Il In such a way as TO sfsli
entftls him to a happy ending"
Ha2el DAILY as "Snatcher" Nell II
Tum's partner In crime.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Carmel Myers In starting work on
The Orchid" at Universal City this
week under the direction Of Marcel
de Sano. tho newest addition 10 the
lis, OF directors at the big U. Prom.
inent In her support will be Irving
Cummings. Edward Burns and Geo.
n. williams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CO S E u M
-wnAr WOMEN LOVE-

Anaaosf Cotton .Ann~tte keiisrrnan
IKnes Kinx Cotton ... Ralph Le~ts
0tute n Jehn ...... Wheeler O&kfnan
Gnos- Buck Nelson. ..-...-.. walter LONG
4 remarkably dramatic story. beau
11ful photosraphy. the swimming OF
Hkm Keiierman and her artistic
prenentation OF the difyicult role make
what Women Love- one Of the
beux vehicles In which this clever star
~ yet been featured.
Under.water swimming and aim
eu1t dives from the masts OF vessels
- important features OF the produc-
I'm.
what women Love" Is the attrac-
t1on q the Coliseum
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
r E x
THE TROUBLENlAKER"

s.,, ste~,e william Fsrnunn
2-svtee corIln Louise Lovely
~ xnbry. .......... Henry J. Hebert
@6nnosd Stanton. .....-... Harry Desere
WYf1iam Farnum is the star OF
ssrhe TroubIemaker,' AT the Rex to-
day. The picture In story OF hid
den treasure. and Farnum plays first
the youth who finds the treasure,
and then the man who comes back
10 claim his own. The treasure was
hidden by nature. not by man, and
= In th1 bed OF a river. The role OF
the hero is entirely different from
those In which Farnum lis accustom'
"a to appear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Tho inventive John Bowers. lead.
inx man In Coldwyn pictures. has
built for himself house on wheels
lin other words. a living room. with
all tho comforts OF home. mounted
on an automobile chassis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Conducted IN Cooperation Wffh
Associated First National Picfnres.J
Ka,ydId.--You're too late by sew
erai years. because wallace Reid
has been married 10 Dorothy Dav-
export that long. You'd better look
the new leading men over.
Frank Moug.--conssanc Binney's
latest picture IN '.3e East" a plctur.
ization OF a clever stage success.
Yes. Pola Negri is n famous cont.
mental star. She viii be seen in a
photodramatic spectacle entitled
Passion" which the Associated
First National will present
Reha J. J.--Francis X. Bushman
and Beverly Bayne are now n, Los
Angeles. Olive Thomas was n SELF.
nick star. Her late picture Ia
Darling Mine According 90 the
newspaper dispatches Jack Piekford
and owen Moore have been associ-
a,ing with each other considerably
In Europe. The natural conclusion
10 they are still friends.
II. B,--Alico Lake Is n Metro star.
Her latest picture IL THE Misfit
Wife" Mary Miles Minier is Is
years old. Charlie Chaplin was born
and reared in England.
Ress Mc.--Ai Jolson. the famous
black.fncc comedian. has never yet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Alice Joyce Will start work on
Martha Morton's famous stage sue
cess, Her Lord and Master" as
!! soon an the final scenes Of Cousin
Kate" have been completed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
ropAy's PROGRAMS
Ii B f r II Y
THE NORTH WINDS MALICE

II1G NO0ttt WtNb NihA<tNG
(Goldwyn)
Roger. ..........s...... Thomas santschi
Carter. ................... Joe kins
Hardness. ......-..ss.sss.s.s Hsnry Nree
THOMAS sASTScHf. one Of the
i best outdoor types appearing be-
fore the camera. win be seen for the
firxt time as the leading actor In
s.rhe North Winds Malice" the pho
tcplay now at the Liberty. Santschi
Arst won popularity in the ail'stsr
cast Of THE spoilers" His fistic en-
counter with William Farnum was
one Of the features OF the picture
THE North Winds Malice" Is
Rex Beach story. and Is written
around the adventures Of Roger Fol
oum. hart,working Alaskan pioneer,
and his pretty young wife. Lois.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
S T R AN D


Madame X" one Of the most IA
wous stage dramas. has been trans
forred 20 the screen. with Pauline
Frederick in the role OF Jacaueiine
yIorsot. the young wife. who u
turned into the streets by her 5eal'
-. suspicious husband
The picture rises 10 dramatic
nesghts when years later the wife. &C
es,ped Of murder. Is brought before
~ husband. who IL the criminal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02
CO N l A L
~HFTCIIIN' POSTS

fUniver9nD
1nffpfpDn Todd. ..--Trank Msys
opheIia Brereton. Bs~srire Burnhsm
WAoui castiga. $500. .Soseph marin
es~eorcon pagmar Godo~sky
The gamblers ~no piled their vo'
cation on the old Mississippi river
reeamboafs have figured In song and
rtory. and never In a more pic
turesaue fashion than by H. NJ. Shu'
mate. the Southern author. In his
novels and magazine stories His
attest creation. "Hitchin' Posts"
made into screen play by George
Nun and now showing at the Colo
NAL. shows the popular actor. Frank
Mayo, In a colorful role
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-02

Ress Mc.--Ai Jolson. the famous
biack.facc comedian. has never yc,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

MISS Era Godfrey, instructor in
the physical education depart-
ment at the Salem high scnool
left last night for Portland where
she will spend several days.
thanksgiving football William.
ette vs. Whitman, conference game
Tickets 81. .
After spending short time Wis
iting in Salem, Walter Banks re-
turned to his home in Portland
last night.
Canton Cafe at 1924 N. Conf
st. which closed recently for al
terations and extensive decora-
tions has been reopened, to be
hereafter known as the Nomking
Low, serving Chinese and Ameri-
can dishes. :
George Gochnour of Salem, re-
turned here last night after spend
ing the week end visiting in Cor
wallis.
Round steak zoe lb. Beef to
boil 1Oc lb. Liberty steak 15c lb.
Midget Market. 2SIs
---------
Officer Brown Saturday night
took to the police station BIZ
the Wilson garage on CONNER
cial street.
Owing to our increasN vol-
ume of business we Will continue
our Saturday prices all this week.
Midget Market. 2s1*
His bicycle was stolen from his
home at 555 Center street, Satur-
d,ly night. David Engelbretson
told police.
-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
NtyRIlatS!a

Lena Bauman Of Portland and
Mrs. Theda Brunkow of Portland
The deceased had been a resident
Of this vicinity for Is years, com
!, ing to the United States from Ger
many 35 years ago. The funeral
! was held this afternoon at one
O'Clock from the German Method
ist church, 18th and Center streets
Interment was made in the Lee
Mission cemetery Rigdon and Son
had charge of the remains.
| Salem's biggest football game
Of the season. Willamette VS. Whit
man, Thanksgiving day. Tickets
~. I.
/, Mr.. Churchill and family, who
have been living in California for
some time past, are moving back
to Salem and will occupy their
home on North goth street this
week.
Liberty steak 15c lb Sausage
SC lb. T-bone steak 20c lb. Mid
get Market. 2S1s
Chas. Siegmund has purchased
a As acre ranch two miles from
Salem on the Garden road, and
will move to the place this week
He will retain his position, how
ever, with Gile apd comrany.
Salmon z cents. Fits Market
Phone I'll. u
s.. y, G.. Boyer, county clerk for
Marion county, eloped from his
post Saturday and attended the
football battle at Corvallis.
A. N. Pierce, manager of the
Hotel Marion, has returned from
Portland after a two day sojourn
In the misty city.
Sausage 15c lb. Pure lard No.
pail $1.1O. Pork steak 25c lb.
Midget Market. 281*
w. F. Fay Of Jefferson, Wis.
was Salem visitor Friday and
Saturday.
F. L. Stelson of Eugene trans
acted business in Salem Friday
morning
w. J. Mishler Of Woodburn and
s. c. Morton of st. Helens were
among those who were guests of
the Marion hotel Thursday and
Friday.
Love. 5sweisr. matchmaker, sa-
en-. III
f. B. Thorp of La Grande vis-
ted friends in this city Friday.
The. funeral of Charles R. Scott
who died in Salem Friday after
nosn, will be held Monday at 2
D. m. from the Highland Friends
Interment will be made
n the city View cemetery.
y 1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
..sss&*****s = i = = :
..,,,eUNT EVENTS

"a FsGHREN
q Nov. a2-At the public I
Z nv auditorium, Dr.. ]. II.
: Iatthews of Seattle will
.;.e the assembly hour adj
4 .ss at the Community
4 school for Religious. Educa
4 don, at 8 p, m,
: lsy- xx,;,
. !. nette vs.. Whitman col
4 Ieee, Salem. ~ s
Nov. s5-FootbalL Salem
!. nieh school VS.. The Dalles
] bish school, The Dalles.
Nov, 80. r. Baby clinic,
!. . marion County Children's
I ~ anrssu, commercial club.
Nov. 27.-War Mothers
4 bazaar, armory.,
:. Dec.-Junior Guild dance
1 roose hall.
I Dec. 6.-First Concert by
!. salem symphony orchestra
! afmory.
.ss X X X X X X 4 X
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Yes .. Jones' of
Houston. Texas. were guests Of
the Marion Monday. while Mr.,
Jones is transacting business in
this city in connection with his in
terest n oil properties the Lone
Star state.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
Ecourt House Notes
( Circuit Court

N Circuit Court
Mary Flynn VS. Wilmer w
F1ynn. Execution.
Incy M. Hardin VS. orln w
Hardin. Order. affidavit.
Fred w Durbin vs. w. Jay Den
hem. Summons.
viola T. Wilken VS. Belle Bryant
Il Al. Summons. z
mildred schrunlS VS. James F.
sbrunk. Motion, ,ffidavit.
Probate Court
4 j. Lowry estate. Final ac-
eount, order setting time.
Benjamin H. Keiser estate, re
reipt. ".
Mary Anna Bowers .estate.sso Or
der, petition. oath. f
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
Daily Statistics

IYTLE - At the family home,
near Eayesville. Saturday NOV
20. 1920, Max Andrew Lytle, tbs
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. M
Il. Lytle.
Funeral services were held this
morning at 10 o'clock from the
CITY View cemetery. where inter-
n,ent was made. Rigdon and Son
had charge of the remains.
NANDREWS-In Salem Saturday
November 20, 1920, Mrs. Ida
McAndrews, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Wederman Of Salem,
at the age of 80 years.
!. Besides her father and mother
sf,e leaves two brothers, A. We
herman and R. Wederman; one
half brother, Alexx Papelpu, and
three children, Alex, aged 12;
Hilda, aged 10, and John, aged
nine. The funeral was held from
the Rigdon chapel at 2 p. m. this
afternoon. Interment was made in
The Lse Mission cemetery.
de VRIES-At his home near
PNtum, Saturday November
20, 1920, Hermann de Vries, at
the age of rs years.
He is survived by his wife and
six children, Fred, H. W., and
William of Pratum, and Mrs. Anna
Cruising of Lydia, Kans., Mrs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

The public library offers prizes
to the high school students for
the best poster to foster better
books in the home The posters
are to be presented at the library
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22

4 = 80 0A06AANCA0 = "a V&OAAAS VIII
hold a special meeting in the Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday evening at
O'Clock. This will be inspection
night and five officers from Port
land will be present. Mrs. Shirley,
who will do the inspecting is a
practicing attorney in the metrop.
oils. Members Of the @. A. r. and
Sons Of Veterans who desire to do
SO are invited to attend.
Grand today. vaudeville. 2s0'
His bicycle was stolen from in
front Of the Oregon theater, Gle
one Patton, of the Florence hotel,
complained to police Saturday
night.
10000 people ought to see
Smoky" the Humanzee next
Friday and Saturday. 2S1+
Choice turkeys, geese or chick,
ems, dressed or live, low prices.
Phone orders to 1743 or 1904. ESQ
A bicycle which, he said, he
found on woodpile in front Of
his home, 125 N. 18th street, was
taken to the police station satur-
day by Lee Hop Sing. The police
believe the wheel had been stol-
en-.
For sale, Olympia. or any other
hard wheat flour in stock, at $2.90I
per sack, $11.5O per bbl., all old
wheat flour. Will sell at above
price as long as stock will last. e.
r. Barkus & Son., Phone 755. 2S0
y Special meeting oil
~ Pacific lodge No. SO A.
E IN f. & A. M. this evening
XGO Work in the p. A de-
sNxMN gree. 2T9*
The remains of Mrs. Sarar
Mann, who died here November
II, We're shipped today to Indian
ola, Neb., for interment, by Rig
don and Son. The remains Ger
accompanied by Mrs. M. H. Ut
ter, of Salem and Mrs. Annie
Walker Of Portland.
Vocational teachers ct the Sa-
lem schools are :pesmitteds to OBJ
serve classes in other schools this
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-22
The Capital Journal Salem. Oregon

F. B. Guthrie OF Roseburg was
a Salem visitor Sunday.
James e. Edminston Of Med
ford transacted business in this
city Monday. While in Salems Mr..
Edmonston Is registered at the
Hotel Marion.