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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
LOVE and MARRIED LIFE
by- the noted author
Idah McGlOne Gibson Y

/ "Oh. you think it's smart, do you :?
| Wen, | will explain then that your
childhood pal, Bess Moreland. sug-
gested II to mother and me one vaca-
tion when we came home from board
ing school and mother was voicing
hei annoyance at not having any ready
money. Bess said that she had done
this for years with her fathers bills
for, although he was very generous in
her allowance, 1t never quite covered"
Great goodness, | learn something
new about YOU women every daym
You haven't learned that about
I katherine or me- John. Neither of us
would stoop to such a thing l never
did it before | was married and l
certainly don't have to do 1t now with
the income that Tom settled on mel"
Yes, anyone could tell you have
snap, and that's another thing I'd like
TO speak TO you about, l don't think
YOU should send Katherine SO many
flowers. II really makes me look
foolish, for when l know you are send
ing so many 1t is silly for me to add to
their number"
Blossoms Not Paid For
80 that's the reason you haven't
given Katherine flower since she has
been ill Wen, John, it may be news
to you, but haven't paid for one of
those blossomsl"
'Who has?" asked John in tone
from which l knew he suspected the
donor.
Karl Shephand, of course Haven't
you learned, John, that there is al
ways a man around the corner, ready
to proffer to wife as attractive az
yours, the attentions that her husband
negleots 10 give?"
And my wife accepts them!' was
Johns ugly rejoinder
Yes she accepts them through me.
But don't you know, John. that Kath-
crime would rather have one little
primrose plucked from the rivers
bank If YOU gave II to her than that
sreat rooniful of roses in there from
any other mani"
(ro He Continued
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
John I.cnrns Ahont Momen

!
John got up and stamped angrily
ont of the room.
MY nurse came in softly and said
Don't you think you have been up
long enough? II you are going home
day after tomorrow, you must conserve
your strength, Mrs. Gordon"
allowed her to help me back to
bed but felt | never should care TO
leave the hospital,
AS | sunk among the pillows she
gave nae teaspoonfu of something
rather bitt.n. | think it was sleep
ing potion, for | soon went to sleep
| | was wakened by the voices OF Jonn
and Alice in the other room,
IRA like to know, Alice, why you
butt into my affairs!' Johns voice
was saying
what do you mean, John?"
well, imagine you told Katherine
that / was a stingy. old sklnflint"
Something of the sort but l must
confess that stlngy, old skInflint
doesn't fil the bill in my estimation
ug YOU.
"Well | want you to understand
that III run my own household, ana
don't thank you TO interfere. You
know very well that II gave you or
mother a cent OF money before YOU
were married you uldnt Keep ~ iNe
minutes"
No because we had hundred
places to put the little cash that you
doled out to us Aon would rather
pay a bill At store by hahulhs over
in lordly fashion, eheek tor SlpV TO
some man in authority tnan 10 give US
500 do you Know, lJom Gordph'
what you have uriNen your mother TO-
and what you would nave uriVeh your
wife to DO IN taet your own mother
suggested II to your wite. Just a snort
time ago, for FEAR the discrepancy IN
bills would react upon her
Explain, Tor Heavens Sake!'
What are You talking apeutg hx-
plain' Tor heaven sake
i viii eNplah' When you pay your
bills over the counter WIN sueh deep
satisfaction ana the teeilng that the
man behind is looking az 70" with aa-
mirauen because OF your anliity 10
write eheek Tor the amount now
would YOU like to know that IN reality
he Is thinking what q poor fish you
are lie knows 'om Goruon 'nat
molhet mas aoueo seh'eun'es % per
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
JoLLY,s MISTAKE

With Jolly Robin following close be-
hind him. Jasper Jay flew directly to
1.-The cross-r roads. almost halfway TO
the village. Once there. he perched
himself upon the sign-post at the four
corners. And Jolly Robin seated him
self upon one of the boards that We're
nailed to the post
Here we are," said Jasper jay.
You see how easy it is''
when will the post begin to move 2
Jolly Robin inquired. bit anxiously.
He had waited a whole day to begin
his long journey to the South, so it was
only natural that he should want to
start at once.
What's that you say?" asked Jas
per Jay. And when Jolly repeated his
question, Jasper began to scream with
We'll. that's a good one!"
he said at last. $50 you thought the
post was going to pull itself out Of the
ground and fly away with you. uld
ycu?"
"Why, yes" jolly Robin replied.
aren't these wings?" he asked, look
ing down at the boards, They're
spread" he observed,
1t was some minutes before Jasper
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Infected Teeth Are
a Menace to Health

XTERY many people have infected
v teeth without knowing it. The
tooth roots are often diseased and
still there may be no pain or any out
ward sign of trouble.
Doctors say that hundreds of cases
of inflammatory rheumatism, chronic
stomach troubles. Bright's disease,
nervous diseases, epilepsy and even
insanity are caused by infected teeth.
Some go so far as to declare they are
the greatest danger to health today.
If your health is not as good as it
shnuId be fhe cause r1sa,r be infact;nr,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
ENDS STUBBORN COUGHS
IN A HURRY
For Feal effectiveness, this old
llomtsmade remedy has no
equal. Easily and cheaply
prepared

X x \ 4 X X X x 4 = x x x x
You'll never know how quickly
bad cough can be conquered, until
you try this famous old home made
remedy. Anyone who has coughed
tall day and all night, will say that
the immediate relief given is almost
like magic. 1t is very easily prepared.
and really there is nothing better for
coughs.
Into a pint bottle, put 21s ounces
OF PineX; then add plain granulated
sugar syrup to make fun pint. Or
you can use clarified molasses, honey,
or corn syrup, instead of sugar syrup
Either way, the full pint saves about
two-thirds of the money usually spent
for cough preparations, and give you
a more positive effective remedy. It
Keeps perfectly, and tastes pleasant
children like it.
You can feel this take hold in
stantlN soothing and healing the
membranes in all the air passages. IT
promptly loosens a dry, tight cough,
ana soon You will notice the phelgm
thin out and then disappear alto
gether. A days use will usually
break up an ordinary ;hroat or chest
sold, and it is also splendid for bron-
ehitis, Group. hoarseness, and bron-
chial asthma.
Pinex is a most valuable concen-
trated compound of genuine Norway
pine extract, the most reliable remedy
for throat and chest ailments.
To avoid disappointment, ask your
druggist for "2h ounces of Pinex"
with directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give abso- |
lutte sataisfaetion or money refunded.
The Pinex Co.. FIT. Wayne. Ind.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

Jay could answer him, for he was
laughing again. But finally he man
aged to speak.
Those aren't wingsr he cried.
They're sign-boards. to tell you which
road to take. OF course, you can't ex-
pect to read a sign when you're sitting
on it. Just go over to the fence across
tn road and you can see the sign that
you're on now"
SO Jolly Robin fluttered over to the
fence And from there he could see
the sign-board plainly. This is what it
locked like:
TO SKY POND, Is MILES
''There' Jasper; cried. when Jolly
had read the sign aiondsss on see how
easyait is. All you noedNio is 10 follow
this road to which the hand points
"Then shall have to- fly. after all" +"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
GERMANY PREPARING
COUNTER LIST TODAY

Berlin, Feb. 9.--Germany is pre-
pairing q list containing the names OF
allied soldiers and high officials who
are accused by the Berlin government
cf violation of the laws OF war and
plans 10 submit 1t as a counter pro-
rosal to the demand OF the allies for
oxtradiilon of Germans who are al
legged 10 he war criminals.
This list Is In the course Of complla-
ton and Il is expected II will be ready
FOR publication and delivery shortly
|, win contain specific indictments
based upon alleged authenticated ma
terial which is one file in the German
archives Il was stated tonight Ger
many, however, would not demanc eN-
tradition of the man named in its in
d'ciment
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

at the Tooth roots, where poisonous pus forms .na .
taken up by the blood and carried all through the vs
Have your teeth thoroughly examined by Registered nan
lists using the E. r. Parker System Their offices a.a
fully equipped with X-Ray machines for maxine cas
examinations, and their experience fits them to ov ~
vice that is well worth having Your health depends 50
much upon your teeth that delays are dangerous and
costly. Consultation and advice free
RN Registered Dentists Using the
JDtDIFM E. r. PARKER SYSTEM
\SYSTEMJ DR.. d. M. Ogden
Manager.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

New England furnishes the greatest
Of granite in the United States.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

In 1889 he united With the ;. ID.
Adventist church and has always been
an ardent believer In the cause which
he loved and was faithful to the end,
One SON l.. $, Hin of Gallatin. Mo-,
preceded him July 6, 1915.
lie leaves to mourn his loss three
children Dora, Mrs. Chas, Bently OF
Hornp, Mimi. Arthur G. OF Gala,in.
Mo- aud Edward l.. Of Salem Oregon,
and eight grand children, Also one
brother, 8 a. Hill of Wood, S. d.: two
sisters, Mrs. Martha Lucas OF Cham-
berlain, S. D., and Mrs. samuel ARM
strong OF Salem, Oregon
The funeral was held at 10 O'Clock,
February g. 1870, from the undertake
iug parlefs of Webb 4 Clough DR.,
Loughhdge offlclatlng Burial Ia the
City View cemetery
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10
Obituary

Lyman Hill was born in Province,
Quebec, June .. lS47. In 1854 he went
60 Grant county, Wisconsin. four years
later he returned to Canada and was
married to Cynthia Cfroux in 1871.
In 1881 they moved to Boscobel, Wis
consin. living there about 20 years
lie then went to Minnesota ana in
1el9 came to oregon.
Ills wife died September 20. 1908,
leaving four children, one Sarah AL
berta having preceded her to tho ereas
beyond.
He died OF cancer after lingering
illness OF thirteen months, He was
patient ana uncomplaining TO the last
The simmons came at seven thirty
a. m, February 4 1899, being ~
Ncars 2n dayg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-10

We'd hhlnls Ah American Lesson
would &c afserth United states senate
before thex tackled Hack BeAii'ses'
Airs Esn Moots wrote her name IN 2
fresh egg an t'dax she soi a lessef
from oll king
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22

Maid Marish and him are without doubt the most romantic in all comic operas. For this we should be de- voutly grateful, for all the world loves lover, except, perhaps, his rival.
 An opera of such merit as Robin Hood'' demands singing cast of the highest order. and the coming produc- ton fully meets this requirement., as the principals are all of grand opera calibre
 Heading the cast is Albert Parr as Robert of Huntington (Robin Hood). and Miss Elsa Thiede as Maid Mari an. Other popular members of the company are Betty Baxter, who sings AIan-a-Dale. Harry Longstrect sings Little John, Mary Baker is seen as Anabelle, while the part of Will Scar lett goes to William Degan
 The comedy roles are admirably cared for by Tom Burton as the Sher- if of Nottingham. Madeline Hartfort as the buXom Dame Burden, and Ru- dolph Kouch as the willy Sir Guy of Gisburne
 The numerous girls in the chorus are not only pretty. but can sing. They are accompanied by handsome, manly men. also with voices.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22
New Agua Prieta Clubhouse to Be
 Open in 60 Days

DOUGLAS. Dec. 21.-The new club house in Agua frieta is now making headway towards completion and when ready for occupancy promises to be one of the most popular social resorts in northern Sonora The building is being constructed under the direction of J. NJ. Sparks, the well known contractor of this city. 1t has been financed hy prominent citizens of beth Agua Prieta and Douglas with assistance coming from nearby towns on both sides of the interna- tional line.
 The building is of ample size to ac- commodate Q dance hall, dining room, kitchen and a buffet room and it is proposed to operate high class club house for the convenience of members and their guests.
 The walls are of brick with a plas- ter finish which makes the building a very attractive one. It is. located two blocks south and one block east of the Mexican custom house ill Agua Prieta. The interior of the building will be handsomely finished and up to date modern service will be pro- vided for each department of the building
 Thr expectation now is that the club house will be opened during the next SO days and the occasion will talle an international aspect. bring irg together the citizens of both Douglas and Agua Prieta.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22

Robin Hood" which will be pre- duced at the Grand theatre tonight, is acknowledged to be the greatest masterpiece of comic opera ever writ ten by Americans. The charm of Reginald de Koven's music is as fresh today as when it was first ell joyed 25 years ago. and the dialogue of Harry B. Smith is as sparkling now as it was then. Like fine Cld wine, Robin Hood" seems to i'm prove with age. It has stood the acid test of time because it is a real work of art. and the genius which inspired it should gratify the pride of every American.
 Nothing could be more fascinating than the story upon which the opera was founded The old English tale of Robm Hood and his band of out laws is a famous one and their mer- ry pranks in Sherwood Forest have furnished Sir Walter Scott and other writers with stories that will live as lcng as our language. Around this celebrated theme was built the de- lightful- opera by de Koven and Smith. and in it's musical form they have given us a new pleasure that adds Zest toIhe story of the greatest of Englands popular heroes.
 Robin Hood was by no means an character. He really eX- isted. and his romantic adventures happened during the reign of Richard Occur de Leon, the very mention of whose name arouses a thrill. Robin Hood was originally nobleman. who became an outlaw in revenge for an injustice done him by the authorities. He was extremely popular with the common people. and little wonder, for he only robbed the rich and shar- ed his spells with the poor. He eas- fly eyaded the officers of the law. whose unsuccessful efforts to catch him furnish much of the humor of the opera. The lcVe scenes between
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22
Barriers to Trade
 With Russians Are
 Torn Down By US.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21. - Restric- tions of expcrtation of coin bullion and currency to Soviet Russia. on dealings or exchange transactions in Russian rubles. and on credit or OK change transactions with Soviet Rus sia were removed today by the treas ury and federal reserve board. acting with the approval Of the state depart ment.
 The treasury and federal reserve board in announcing the removal of the restrictions. said the action was taken to give force and effect" to the decision of the state department as announced several months ago to remove barriers in the way of trade and communication with Soviet Rus sia.
 Removal of the final restrictions on trade with Soviet Russia, treasury of ficials explained. in no way means government sanction of commercial relations with that country, but mere ly gives full effect to the state de partments announcement of July z. that trade would be permitted at the traders risk.
 Mint and assay offices will contin- ue to refuse to accept Soviet gold. treasury officials declared. as the government may only acquire the lawful moneys of a recognized for eign government.
 Little is expected to be accomplish cd in the way of opening up trade with Russial through the removal of the financial restrictions. treasury of ficials added, because in the absence of official relations between the two governments, all business transacted would be at the risk of the contract ing parties
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22
Gales Will Be Entertained On
 Visit to Border

DOUGLAS. Dec 21-The announce ment recently made that General Gales. now head of the Obregon cab met in the city of Mexico, where he went soon after the success of the Plan of Agua Prieta," in Mexico. would pay a visit tc his old home in Agua Prieta in the near future, has caused plans to be discussed for his entertainment in Douglas.
 Geo. E. Buxton, president of the Douglas chamber of commerce and mines, stated few days ago that this was an obligation which the citi- Zens of Douglas would not fail tC dis charge in the proper manner. if it can be arranged to have Gen Gales accept an invitation to visit Douglas where he has many ,acquaintances and many admirers
 Douglas has not forgotten the won 6erful entertainment given the citi- zens of this city just prior to his de parture to assume public duty in con. nection with the new government in Mexico: it was regretted at that time that Gen Gales could not find time to accept our hospitality before going away On his return to Aqua Prieta will be the first opportunity to show the appreciation of Dcuglas for his many acts of friendship for this city .' said Buxton.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22
Electrical Gift Suggestions for Xmas

Electric Percolators Electric Toasters Electric Grills
 Electric Curling Irons Electric Heating Pads Electric Water Heaters Electric Dish Washers Electric Washing Machines Electric Irons
 Electric Vacuum Cleaners Electric Stand Lamps Electric Sewing Machines Hot Spot" Electric Stoves Electric Ironing Machines
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22
sWIrcHMAN HURT

DOUGLAS. Dec. 21.-John Sween ey, 924 Eighth street. employed as a switchman for the Fl Paso & South western. was painfully injured about the body early this morning when he was caught and rolled between con crete wall and a freight car upon which he was riding.
 A string of empty cinder cars was being showed into the ballast pit near the railroad shops. according to in formation obtained from railway off cials. Sweeney is said to have been hanging on to a hand hold on the end of one of the cars and failed to not ice that the cars were approaching the rescent into the pit. As a result he became wedged between the car and the wall of the pit and narrowly escaped with his life.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22
Franklin D. Roosevelt to
 Take Charge of New York
 Trust Go. Office Soon

BALTIMORE Md, Dec. 21.-Frank- lin D. Roosevelt. candidate for the vice presidency on the Democratic ticket in the last election, will as- sume charge Of the New York office of the Fidelity and Deposit Company of Maryland on January l.
 Announcement that Roosevelt had been elected vice president of the company was made after meeting of the board of directors today
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22

The Miners Meat and Grocery on Naco road will be attracting consid- erable attention tomorrow with big display of turkeys. ducks, geese and chickens, as well as several large beeves. hogs and sucking pigs for roasting.
 This market takes pride in the fact that all their meats and fowls are raised in Cochise County. on the Jo- vanovich Ranch in the Sulphur Springs Valley and brought from there to Bisbee for the Christmas trade.
 IL will be we'll worth the time spent in making the trip to their store 10 see a really fine display of poultry and meats
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22
ORCHARD SEEKS RELEASE

BOISE. Idaho, Dec. 21.-Plans are underway for the presentation to the state board of pardons early in Janu- ary of petition to parole Harry Or chard, self confessed murderer of for mer Governor Frank Steunenberg. who was killed by time bomb plant ed at his gate at Caldwell. Idaho, on the night of December 31, 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22

In Japan, nten and boys carry ba- bies on their backs almost as much as women.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-22

More than 400 men in the U. s. navy are to receive the Distinguished Service Cross.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-17
CONSERVATION CLUB DE-
PARTMENT

The Acuff Conservation Club met
Wednesday June 9th, at the home Of
Mrs. NJ. Gum. A very pleasant and
profitable afternoon was spent. Ev-
eryone on the program carried out
their part. Mrs j. j. Baker gave a
demonstration on cream soup. Mrs.
Will Rush on cottage cheese, differ
ent ways Of using it. At this time
she made some delicious sandwiches.
Miss Halsey made some fine cheese
souf!lee. After these ladies had pre-
pared their different dishes they were
spread on the table and a delicious
lunch was enjoyed by all present.
Mrs. Fulton and Miss Robinson ar
rived in time 10 partake Of the lunch.
Miss Robinson was successful in or
ganizing a class which she will teach
at the school house The subject will
be: Different Kinds Of Salads" The
program is as follows:
Chicken salad. Mrs. NJ c. Sharp
egg and green pepper salad, Mrs.
Douglas Pounds, peach salad, Mrs.
Meek; mayOnnaise dressing, Mrs.
Stephens; French dressing, Mrs. ".
n Williams Everybody come. you
do not know what you are missing
IL you do not attend these meetings.
Those present on this occasion were
Nesdames W r. Rush, John Spence,
Stephens, Charlie Baker Meek, FL
mer Rush, Milton Sharp, NJ Gum.
G c. Davis, Douglas Pounds. grand
ma Gum. o. f. Rush, Ashley Davis,
Gum, W. c. Grimes, j. j. Baker,
T. K. Davis, l.. S. Evitt, Gamble,
Grandma Sharp; Misses Alene Bak-
er, ZOille and Maggie Blair, Ollie
Ponds and Gree Gum.
Mrs o. +. Rush, Secretary.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-17
FIX SCHOOL BILL
AT FIVE MILLION

Austin. Texas, June l4.-After ex
tended discussion, the Senate amend
ed and finally passed the House bill
making an appropriation to supple
ment the State available school
fund, having increased the amount
to $4,000 900 as against $i,0OO,O0O
carried in the House bill. Senator
Floyd was author Of the $4,000, 900
amendment.
Hith the House voting $4,000, 900
and the Senate by large majority
granting $5,000,00O, an effort will be
made in the House 70 concur in the
Senate action. Should this fail Miss
Blanton expressed the hope that to-
night the amount will be made S4,-
500. 900. An effort 10 make i $1,000
600 failed.
The Bledsoe amendments offered
to the Barnes bill were adopted in the
Senate this afternoon and the bill
finally passed. The bin now goes
back to the House for concurrence.
The amendments offered by Senator
Rledsoe further amended the tick
eradication law so as 20 meet nc
objections pointed out in q recent
decision by the Court Of Criminal
Appeals. The amended law requiores
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-17

The County Federation Of Won
ems Clubs met again Saturday. A
good deal of business was transacted
and it seems that the Federation can
accomplish much good for the women
Of the county Altogether there were
quite a number of women present.
Miss Halsey's club women and girls
will have a picnic on the Court House
lawn July 10. Bring a big basket
and have a big time. We will have
a short business session the day Of
the picnic. Let every club be repre-
sented that day
Reporter.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1920-06-17

sufficient notice TO be given of all
clippings, provides the substance of
the notice and provides for a hear
ing before dipping is made compul-
sorry.
A bill validating the charters of
certain cities Of more than 5000
population was passed finally in the
Senate. The bill affects the cities OF
Texarkana, Beaumont and Corsicana.
The Senate passed finally a bill
authorizing the County Commission
ers t. use county funds for the en-
ployment Of farm demonstrators.
A bill appropriating s750,O00 for
deficiencies in the State depart
ments for the fiscal year ending Au-
gust 81, 1920, was passed finally in
the Senate. The bill further carries
an appropriation 0 fs23,000 for the
year ending August 81, 1921.