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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-23

Nj. Celia Palmer j. the charming
CUES, ~ her sister MIR rrcwitt
Thompson
Nr and Mr. Walter Hanma,k. 81
licndcrsonsviilc. y e., are guests 81
friends IN the citS and county for u
fcN week.
4 bouncing baby bos arrived Mon
lay evening Isl the home Il VIZ ami
Mr. Eobcr, kunard lie has been
,0u.,rn,d Robert j."
Nr and Nr, Napo Price wcr,
among those from Lancaster who
wrn' up a. che owen, sale near
rraohcr.viIlc Saturday
VIZ. Anna Hubble and daughter,
Matte Mae. ~ Hubble ar, again
vith Misc lrasy Dunn on Lexington
avenue Tor 'ly school term
N.- LusIe iaek,y. one u Decker
SONS popular and efficient clerks, Is
-,
N... I,rut, Walter took the morn
.r. train here last Monday fur Rich.
rorH. vIer, .fe resume her studies
" Haze. yuas Who ha. been the
charming Young guest n Misses
Minerva to> anu Della Rice Huflr..
-. returned 90 her bonn, ID Frank
Mr.. " b Ball and H.,.s Sons Na
t,r clayton. we're To- E.hmori uu
Nuni4, o. attend .H, burial - Nm.
H,r, S8p,r who died al her home 10
Colorado.
E,, ami Mr r.. y Rourlani and
.an. and Mr aud Mr. George Brown
ana daughter wcr, recent guests FOR
dinner u Mr THoua, Rus and family
~ N,orcary
Ind. J. mere al the bedside OF has
mother. Mr. Bette Norris. at tine
home u her laughter. Mr.. Albert
Ware on pauyille Street.
'''" N'"y'' VINO ''' -. "
Conn. un Richmond avenue. for the
! past few wcek. left Tuesday night FOR
her hom, IN Los Angeles. Califorui1.
'N'i' ~ !" 's''nt '"i'
- 10 an" . 'N'P' ~ e'"'''''
"'e - .'u'3 TOT N's''
and grand mother. Mr.. Xarelda GuI-
les.
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-23

Mr.. Lucy France. Balcv .r'ri.
.ng d f., Ial u Richmond
Mr. D simpson Is visiting her
son. Nr Henry Simpson .n lcNinr
con
Ni.. Elizabeth collier ~ r,uuc
zee j. tf, guest ~ Lancaster rcA.
tves
Mr.. klla Tuomrar Hots, uw. ~
uan.Is was q visitor u Lancaster.
Muuds,
ST. and Sir Jasper Cox spent,
4niay With .Hcr .auF .er near
stanford
sis. Fos.lr WaIs.r Ha. accepted q
iton IN Mr. " 3 Wa.,r'. Gro.
.,t store
W.. Nan Dunn. - Fort Worth.
TsSa- and pan.ue sitting Lam.
caster relative.
Milcs Eng, .rf, a.r es,s FOR
H,r,a ,ancs. AH,r, ~, 1911 'ase .
.a.lr, ,.4r.e.
Re- Prs, Smith aaa ams ts.,
loved MO tHs Methodist rtrou.s,
Stanford aseru,
Nr. O. {. Ov.l,y IS spending a
f.N da}. pauyIlr with her u-urf
.r. Mr. " 4 Coos
Sir and VI. Ike Dunn and family
Lexington were visitor. ~ Nr and
Hrs % Galley sunday
Mr. Clayton Morrow has "a ircul.
ed iu thy State University, King
..n for the ensuing term
NJ amt Mr., ID Ross. Mr. Pearl
Gale, AMI NI. Josephine Raucy
.srr .n Lexington Saturday
..t.ie Mis-. Mary Iackey Dunn. ~
lexington. visiting her grand par
emit. Nr and Nh, u Gui,y
Nr and M~ 81 Gam, hay, re-
turned from a visit ~ relatives IN
Da- pbcllsburr near Cincinnati
W. Randolph Harr., aud wife. who
ave made their home in Ray View,
Michigan hav, returned 60 Lancaster
Mr. J \ BeazIcy Mr. Victor
lear. Ntssc. Mildred and Virginia
H,a1lcy we're visitor, in pauville on
Saturday
Mr.. Rose Dunn Mason Nrs Luth-
sr Gibbs. Mrs r. l. ows'rN ana Mis-
Elizabeth Gibbs we're visitor 20 Dan
lie Monday
Mr. Honaksr. Miss Lucille Sutton
and Mr. Robert IIonak,r spent the
week end in Stanford With MIS-
Eug.nia Moss
Mrs Dora whcelcr and Mr. Joe T.
Wheeler 81 Danyillc. were recent Wis
tors Of Mr.. and Mr. Ben Wood on
stanford avenue
Mr. Il =. McRober,s. Mrs Buck
rer spindle. Miss Bette West and
Mr.. John McRobcrts were visitors IN
Lexington Monday.
Mrs. X thinner II Bay View.
Michigan. Is expected for visit to
Ter daughter. Mrs. Green Clay Wal
ker and Mr. Walker.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-23

Mrs. j. T.. S,ormes has returned
from visit TO Mrs Arthur Hubbard
In Covington.
Mrs J ] Thompson. Mics Lucille
Thompson, Mr. Logan Thompson and
Mr. PrcwItt Thompson left Sunday
for visit 10 relative, in Atlanta No.
Mr. and Mr. " T. Woolfolk. 81
Lexington have been spending a few
day. with Mr. and MIR William Lear
on the lcNinton road
Nr and Mr.. W J Romans and
Mr., Coleman GJilcy .mpanicd
Ms. Carrie Belle Roman. 90 Lex
rurtuu. Tuesday, wH,r. inc WiIi enter
college
Ms. L.uc Simpson. % stanford
Nr and Mr.. Ben H,r..a 10 Dan
vIlr Nr and Mr. Rab,r. Henry Mr.
ami Mr. Eubcr, Embrt Nlr John
Woodsr all ~ Lexington. Ms. Eliza
beth Collier = rern,se. attended
the funeral Of Mr. Henry Simpson
FRIDAY afternoon.
Don't forget tfs a's tire Tom
rhI wedding given under the
au.pl,,. u the Woman. Club. on
Tuesday. September 18th. a. the
school auditorium 80 o'clock
about 80 children viii Aa, part in
-, program Admission for adults.
90 cents. tuH .-i4uD - .sa' SO
reserve seats
o., tsrti District ue,t.H. af the
Woman. tuh w.u b, held October
5th at Iarrodsburr Mr. HAIRY
Hudson and Mr. LouI. Laniram
we're selected "a. delegate. with Mr..
sam liascldcu aud MI. Martha Gill
a, alteruatcs The Club year pa. be
pun and all member - the club viii
rca.e hand their due. - s1.25 90
Mn Sam Ha-,.I,u treasurer.
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ruth .rtHIag N,mt~|F tt,er4eou
at thc homo ~ her parents. Nr and
Nr. h'rre fillmore. if" occasion
wa. ud. .l"'. o. i.r young
guests "H" after number - Jolly
famrs were ready Tor me .'.sHiiui
reirest.ef's served ' 't, mother ~
the iif.r ro>i,.- h"rrn .soufs Her
a'd.
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-23
CARD OF THANKS.

W, wish TO thank our friends and
neighbors for the kindness shown Us
during the sickness and death Of cur
mother and grand. mother.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Turner and family
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-23
ADVERTISEMENT

The eat step" is the latest thing
in dancing But the four legged eats
can't help ii--poor things.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-23
The First Permanent
Tooth.

rr ..,r Garden The. BLOOM .ra
.-yc Won p. fora tim, and are some.
I.., slower. ,H.. ouI, r, .a,l
E...r, az their he.u,, when fs.r,t..
cared far The bab. teeth ar, rcr.,c
.fI. ..a .r.rm.r.r, teeth. Wild, will.
remain with I. as long "a. we '.v, III
p,,p.r., .r.I frr III, fr., acrua.
non, t... Is called tine ..ix.year
ma'ar." the tr., permanent
tooth. ANA b. .,,ay. ,f. oldest foot.
ir 'r, mouth
The ,.e.yelr mo,ar. are frequent.
]. chilled ~, mos, .mpor,art teeth .n
tf, mouth.
The. .,a,f begin th..r gr.,.t AZ.
about nh, frs, man.H ~ .ubr.or.,
ne. 10 .t,. t.e. "a. s.a.. star, IS. ,f,
... '. child born, but .ae. .o
ru. conn. ~" uua .n. child +. IS
,,.r az ..a. srt tie roots .rc not
f.l.. grown until the childl. 10 year.
ODD .r Older
If,., teeth -cane .a" u.s. bas. -
,.. h.r. teeth. and are frequert.l,
mistaken FOR uab. teeth d. parents.
ami ..metim,- bl dentists.
There aye four ~ these teeth two
.u ,re up,r av and two in the lower
aW ana ,fcr .rr ~ the utmost .ni.
r.rfa..e t.,s present very large
ua.rea... daring ,he time that the
"r.H. t,,tt are being lost. In f4,t
there .r about two wears. during
which period ~, tab. uolar, are be-,
4a. replaced .aa' thcg 10 most ~
ta, chewing u prematureiy lost.
they aIv.r. g.u.. q collapse ~ the
dental ar0a rl e. a.et'v cau., a.,
far, .a be contracted To the or.fo-
Hun,.t ,t .,rt.. uta .trairhtar-
t,.,t .H.s ar, ..s s,g ,o the arch.
g.. Iooa.r. 10 the.r ac,luron be- j.
able Go a,.crm.u, Z the Jaw, are .a
their proper relation 20 each other.
n, premature Dos. ~ these teeth
b. q .aau IS 90 ans individual. and
tney should to, watched with jcalou.
care. They come IN during the most
irresponsible, period ~ childhood and
no child az tina. age can be- expected
10 pay any attention ID IN, car. q
those important t,tth without the
w.trhful guidance - Tho rarcnt-
The .N-.,ar moIav, come ir" be-
fore any 81 the bah, teeth ar, lost.
ana "a sae. .hat 80 pcr cen, 81
these .,s,h are lost before the axe II
i5.y, r.. due 20 earele.,res. or ignor
auc, ~ ,te fact THAT th,g ar, aarn...
n,nt teeth. or tra, they are mistaken
FOR bah, teeth.
II ,su ear, FOR tile reservation II
,,ur .N.I,I'. I,4Itr ,E.r, b. ,.y.r,. rea-
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-23

Fllit'lflNs
g. h Swinebroai.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Man SurrenderS
After Killing
Visitor To Home

Fresno. Cal. Mar ss.-M. E. Pitt
man surrendered himself at the
county jail here shortly before noon
today. telling the sheriff he was want
ed for the murder of A. Nicholson. a
Fresno building contractor. whose
body had been found a short time be-
fore at the Pittman home in North
Fresno.
Mrs. Pittman told the police her
husband was Jealous of Nicholson and
she believed this was his reason for
firing the fatal shots. Mrs. Pittman
also said she believed her husband
was in hiding yesterday in the attic
of their home when Nicholson CALI
ed on a business visit. This morning,
she said. Nicholson called. again and
her husband dropped from hole in
the attic and shot Nicholson four
times in the head.
Mrs. Pittnaan said Nicholson was
, an old friend of the family.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Two Months Jail
Sentence Given
Carrier Of Gun

Ray Clark was sentenced Tuesday by
Judge Glenn Unruh to serve 60 DAYS
in the county Jail on a concealed
weapon charge.
With an effective looking six-gun'
strapped to his leg, Clark. sS. was ar
rested Monday and was later arraigned
before Judge Unruh. Advices received
by Sheriff Needhams office indicated
that Clark was wanted at Freewatar.
Oregon, on a charge of overdrawing
his account in the bank at that city.
Clark was also wanted here fos al
legged circulation Of worthless paper.
He was apprehended in this city by
Deputy Sheriff West Of Freewater.
When arrested. Clark was living at d
local hotel with an Indian woman.
whose name is given as Mary Fleshm
Charges against Clark. because Of
his financial transactions have not
been pressed, due to the fact that he
reported to have arranged some set
tlement.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Agreement Upon
Transfer OF Dead
Veterans Reached

Washington. Mar. ss.--An agree
ment under which American dead in
France whether within or behind the
battle zone may he removed TO the
United States as soon as arrangements
have been completed has been reached
At a conference between representa-
tives of the French and American gov
ernments. The agreements awaits the
approval of the French government
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Science Church
Case Is Heard
by Court Today

Boston. Mass. Mar. ss.-The sa-
preme court today heard arguments
on the request Of Mrs. Emile b.
Halen of New York. for the right to
intervene in the litigation to which
the directors of the Christian Science
church and the trustees OF the Chris
tian Science Publishing Society are
the principal parties.
Mrs. Hulen brought the petition aas
one of the first members of the
church. These first members We're de-
scribed by Charles F. Choate. Jr., hei
counsel, as body which originals
had certain authority and function:
that were later transferred to the di.
rectors. 1t was his contention that the
report of the master in the suit be.
tween directors and trustees haS
shown that the directors had no stane
ing and therefore it has become nee
essary to have the first members com,
in to protect the rights of the church
ton. first member, appeared in op
position to the petition
Edwin A Krauthoff of Washing
I Mrs. Krauthoff argued that the
/ first members were abolished by
by-law in 1891 which was apaprove'
by Mrs. Eddy and that the attemp
to intervene was an attack ON the by
laws of the church, the first he kne,
of nthe church's history. The motio
to intervene, he said, was in fact a
attempt to have the case tried again
Mrs. Krauthoff said the masters re
port had not ruled that the director
had no authority Former Governo
John l. Bates counsel for the direct
.ors. announced that they took neu
tral attitude on the petition but re
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

ter 5 home in Salem few days bsfore
ms death and died at the Deacoress
hospltal, March %. 1890.
He leaves to mourn his loss four
children, Mrs. Lucy Grey of Indepead-
ehee' Mrs. Lena Taylor of Salem, Her.
oert A. Straw and Arden W. Straw Of
Beaverton; also two brothers. Santorn
J. Straw of Wisconsin and Alher.
Straw Of Salem. One daughter Mrs
@o'aie Thompson passed away one
year ago.
uheral services were held at WsSb
4 Clough parlors at > o'clock. March
2S.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
oRITUARY

win r.. son Of Rufus and sar7'-
straw, was born at Concord y. ~
February 2s. 1856. Removed to WIS.,
eonsin with his parents when ne was
about 10 years old Was married y
his early manhood TO Victoria Wofas'i =
To them we're born six children ,he
Youngest dying at its BIRTH the h'o.r1i ~
also passing away a tnat tiins ~ ~
father than took fun care % iiie -, -
uotherless children as well as profiu-
- - ,beir reeds He brought his
"a san,ilv 10 oregon in 1903 since which
80 ha has made his home fl Sa'ein.
exeasf for the last five years ne iitea
E raayerton. He suffered slrehe
~ naralysis about two years agO' as'o
sscond one about seven weeks age. 9
s.zce !, which time he rapidly failed ana
- senderfv cared fer b his so1. ..., -.-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Interpretations.

Organized to promote the devel-
operative Service Bureau of Oregon
opment of oregon. industries the CO.
with headquarters in Portland, filed
articles of incorporation with the
corporation department here Tues
day. Membership in the organization
is fixed at $50 per year. The incor-
porators are e. B. st. Clair, j. j. Hat
ton and j. Il. Willoughby.
Friedmans Market, Inc, also filed
articles of incorporation Tuesday, The
corporation, which is located in Port
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
HOOD RIVER PEOPLE NAY
VOTE ON SALARY RAISE

There is no valid reason why the
people of Hood River county should
not express their sentiments relative
to an increase in the salary of the
county superintendent of public in
struction a tthe special election May
21, providing this question is inciud-
Attorney General Brown in an opin-
ed in the election call, according to
ion prepared Tuesday for j. A..
Churchill, state superintendent OF
instruction.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Fine Candidates
File Applications

H. y, Adams. COS Alder street.
Portland, Tuesday filed as a candidate
for the democratic nomination as a
delegate TO the national convention
from the third congressional district.
Other filing nominating petitions
Tuesday were:
Otto w. Heider. sheridan. republi
can, candidate for nomination as dis
trict attorney for Yamhill county.
r. +. bradbury, Klamath Falls
democrat, candidate for nomination
for state representative from twenty.
first representative district.
Benz. c. sheldon. Medford. repub
lican, candidate for state represents
tive from the eighth legislative dis
trict.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Young Wife Held
With Husband For
Kidnapping Man

Medford, Or, MAR. 2S,-Ano;her
sensational twist to the Lark Evans
case was given today by the arrest of
the pretty young wife of Evans by
Sheriff Terrell ON warrant issued by
the District Attorney G. NJ. Roberts.
charging her with being the accon-
plice of her husband in the kidnapping
and robbery case last September of w.
G, White of Grants Pass. She was an
raigned this noon in Judge Taylor's
court and her preliminary hearing WAS
set for Wednesday. The defendant was
hel din $4,000 bail which early this aft-
ernoon she had been unable to fur
nish.
Evans was convicted by jury in
circuit court Saturday and will be sen
tenced tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

land is capitalized al sso.eeo. Alex
ander Fie6nan. Joseph Lewis and
William Lewis are the incorporators
The Already Press aud Mail Adver-
tising Service. Portland. filed eertifi-
cate showing an increase in capital
izatoin from $1o.0ee to ss0.00
Resolutions OF dissolution were filed
BY the W. l. Miller nm and Lumber
Company of Cottage Grove.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Man Who Cheated
Federal Rail Men
Sent To Prison

Los Angeles, Cal, Mar 2S.-Theo-
dore w, Powell, who pleaded guilty
yesterday to a charge of conspiring to
defraud the United States Railroad
administration by forging passes, was
sentenced today to sreve twenty-one
months in hte federal penitentiary al
McNeils Island, Washington,
Powell told the authorities, accord
ing to their statement in court today,
that another person was the prime
mover of the conspiracy, and that he
was active in selling the passes He
was arrested in Portland, Ore, re-
Gently.
Thirteen other persons are under in
dictment, and are expected to plead
within the next two weeks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Electrical Men
Threaten Strike

San Fancisco, Mar a. Electrical
workers employed by power compan-
les in central California are prepar-
ing to strike March 81. In support Of
the telephone electrical workers on
the coast, who declared strike sew
eral weeks ago, according to an an
nouncement by the workers local or
ganizations here today. 1t was am
nounced a resolution was passed which
called for IS day as one of the strike
demands OF rhe power companies
workers.
The strike movement was said to
be opposed by the International off
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
BERTH RATES RAISED

Washington, Mar. 23. - Permission
has been granted the Pullman COM
pany by the interstate commerce COM
mission to file special tariffs increas-
ing berth rates approximately 20 per
cent. The company is seeking an in
crease on STANDARD lower berths to a
minimum of so and on seats to a mini
mum of so cents.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Gers OF the International Brotherhood
of Electrical Workers a

Voters Of Rainier have decided 70
issue bonds TO the amount Of Sls.eee
10 build second story on the new
cit.- hall to be dedicated 10 the Amer
ican Legion.
The Influenza is beginning 10 de-
crease at sheridan The number Of
cases is less and few of them are
serious,
W. P. Gilmore. who has represent
ed Linn county in the legislature for
the past three sessions. will not oe
candidate FOR reelection.
The supreme court has issued an
order Whereby all stenographers sfe
&c re at work at 5 a. m. and rot
leave their desks until after a in.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
..*********s
crRRENT EVENTS

: ,s.- es. Marion County !
! chiIdren's bureau Dance ar
NJ, ..sr s+-Salem Rotary club
.ebeon. Hotel Marien. noon.
Mar. s4.-Special meeting !
: p'siness Mems league. Com
merclal club. 5 p. m.
wsr s4.-Lecture by Dr. j.
q Gilbert, Immigration and
a. future American stock,
Mar. 25-Mass meeting dog
owners, Commercial club. 5 p
1 N. =. Moss meetine
: commercial club to promote
s,,v beautiful plans, 5 p. m.
Mar 26 = Floral society
: nseting Commercial club s
.ssrch 2e.-women's republic
J can club meeting. armory.
April 4.-Easter Sunday.
: April c. = American Legion
: meeting, armory, 1880.
AZ x X X X x < X X y X /.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
Prominent Seattle
Elk Passes AWay

Seattle, WASH, Mar. 23.-Homer My
ers, automobile man, exalted ruler of
the Seattle Elks' lodge, died today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

served the right to define their pO-
sition IL necessary.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

Twenty five dollars worth of scrap
80 was stolen some time Sunday
.'oin The office of DR.. L. r. Spring
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW
For Sale

Bv owner Located at S76 North 14h street. large lot pas
tered dutch kitchen paneed dining room, buffet built in,
book cases built in, fire place. large mirrors IN bedrooms
furnace cement basement large in basement plaster
ed also fruit roo massive cobble-stone filters in 'front.'
garage with cement drive If you looking for home
this will please you S5OOO See owner at BakeRe Bakery
457 State Street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

A. D. spiers. a second hand deaier e
If this CITY. is spending the week IN
Dallas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

after an absence of six months, dur
ing which time they visited in Kansas.
Vhiahoma and Pennsylvania, their
.O'lner home, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pat
.erson returned to Salem Sunday. The
a'p was taken primarily for Mrs Pat
'efsohs health. The travellers say that
~ place suits them as well as oregon,
aug they win take up their permanent
residence in Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

The womans Foreign Missionary =,
coaiaty of the Jason Lee Methodist
Eniscona lchurch will hold their busl-
nass 80 meeting and quarterly tea az
the home of Mrs. d. W. DEWEY, ~
North Cottage street, "Wednesday AZ a..
ternoon. March "a, at 2;So o'eioch'
An members and friends of the So
oietv are cordially invited to attend
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

u E. Brackney, of Portland was
= business visitor in Salem Monday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Rowland Of tne
Rowland Printing Company, were N
Portland Monday, where their son,
Reed Rowland, underwent serious Us
oneration at one of the hospitals II
that city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23
iAII around Town

er, in the Moore building. aecordine
TO report made TO police Monday
night, and was being investigated to-
day. Entrance to the office is said to
have been gained by prying the lock
open with a pocket knife. No clues
were left by the thieves.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

Petitions for help, filed with ~?
recorder Race, is charge of the muni-
elpal employment bureau, show that
mere is a dire want of men to work
"a farms in the surrounding country.
hohday there were places open for
iour mer in hop yards, on farm and to
set out loganberry plants. There were
aiso TWO requests for a man and wo-
i'ah TO manage a farm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

Mary T. Koeneke has been appoint
cd executrix of the estate OIL 1onn JON,
Koeneke. Property situated at NM
citv is bequeathed to Mrs koeneke
~ he terms of a will which was ad-
mitted to probate, TUESDAY. A. D. LAY
lor Albert seitzwiger and Ned fich- ci-
ards are named as appraisers oil the
estate.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

jitney dance armory, Tuesday
Mar, 49, benefit child's bureau Ma
sion county. IL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

Pearl P Hassler, of the Turner
Tribune, was in Salem Monday in the
interests Of the taxpayers league, Of
Which he is a member.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

c. B. Shaw, of the Central cigar
HOre, was business visitor in Port
land Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

Fines of IS each were assessed by
Police Judge Race thismorning from
7. E. Aslop and P. E. Neul, who were
arrested Monday evening by Traffic
Officer Verden Moffitt for speeding.
Aslop, according to Moffitt's report,
was going SS miles an hour on South
High street, between Lincoln and
Mission; and Neul was going 80 miles
an hour on High street, between
Howard and Myers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

Jitney dance armory, Tuesday
Mar %, benefit child's bureau Ma
non county. III
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-23

Something new, Auto-Vae ice cream
freezers; no cranking, no trouble. Try
one c. s. Hamilton, 341 Court st. ~"