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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES.

Code Bonds og Akder. som ger hj Rente'o g dlbyder Mulgheder for fordeagdg
Omsxtning, er endnu let tlgengeige. Sikre Bonds o. Akier son gier fra 6-8 PCT
Rente, kan hsdig erholde, his de iver vakt med OmdSmme.
Jzrnbane Akder ri 0jbikket Genstand frh vig EhenpsrgeL Pa Fodangende
sender vi wort nyeMeJ 3rnbane- Cirkul2re Wort staGsnskeo o. Investment Deparemen
vii I'll enhver lid vN til Dees Disposition, his De Snsker Oplysninger ON Kdb af
Akfer og Obigadoner. vi er island til ata nbinge ehvetB esb uen Hen<yn I'll
Strelse, int Bebb er for lille.
M.l noEY & COMPANY, ~ Broadway, New York City.
MembersN \, 7 :. Stock Exchange. N. Y Coffee 4 Sugar Exchange
BRANCHES: SIG Fifth Ave-, New York City,, 1856 Fulton St., Jamaica, Long Island.
@ W ER spEcLALLsTER NORsKE VERDlPAfIRER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26
100 Acre Farm til Salq.

IT'D Acre Farm I'LL Ca1n. Igger fa Mil nod for Tower City,
~ ro'H |. u'.,l 81 ou.5' N. OAK; Bygninger; ct sv@relsers
Hus; ny Stald (3Ox48) med Spidshg og stMt Hgloft; ale andre Udhuse.
Over 100000 verd. Farmer er belt indhegnet og hegndet med staal
traadsnet til en Verdi af over $1,000. Markerne er i@vne md Fad nk
for godt Afdb. JWden # sort Muld med Ir under, sa god sm den fin
ds og udmmrket KuHur. Kan kj9bes for S122OO per Acre -smrdehs huipt
Forhold til V@rdien. skriy ON andre biige Farme.
NORTHROP LAND co, 3O1 Broadway, FARGO, N. OAK.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26

Men bborleoeS git bet ben nnge
9iron UNDER ollie oisie 1peite 8egi-
benbeoer? &porleoes BET git BAN,
ia set er egentltg BET tragifomiife peo
belle @iitorien: Gfterat Dprigbeoer-
ne, napnlig @aroen Arelrpo, bapoe
.oDerbepiit Jig ON, at oct nnge Menz
neife, ielb on ban bar geraabet paa
.Nfbeie, bar for aritanoig til at for
raaoe fine ammerater, fanot Be paa
ct MT Mi6oel, erten til at gigre BAN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-11-26

SCI bare6e belleriffe lenge, fer
ngitgtig l1n6erretning inotraf bos
i@brigbe6en ON Ben u11ge Mrreitont,
% BET bite iig, bbor btielig De obetl-
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peret. Gfterbuq11oen f~ornaereoe 8e-
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ter omtrent 6 Tigers 6orleb bebiit
bbem % bpao benre bar. Set bite
fig, at ban beo Mlfre6 Diron, itamz
me6e fra Spracufe, g. g., % til for
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npM ct ga11ife goot &pete, 50 ban
iom fflittig Mefanifer ortierte en- ,gob..
2en og bnDoe unoeritettet iin Mo6er,
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tioligere sfolefamnerot bIepen lofs
.fettiI Stem gorf, bpor Der bar bIepet
5bam tiilliiiifre en- g~Iiinrrenoe gtiIling /
Ell NutomobiIfabrif. &ortaib efter.
al ban bar fflDtttM @en BORT i11b-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01
EAST SIDE GARAGE
GIVES REAL SERV EE

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01
@OCIES EIPORICN VI OFFER
TRES AT OLD PRICES

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-05-01

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29
Young Girl Is
Given Right to
Name Guardian

i Marvel Hill, the 14-year-old girl
Tor whose possession her parents have
carried out a six months conflict ir
Marion county courts has been giver
the right to name the parent with
whom she desires to live
eliminating chapter in the mar
ltal difficulties of the Edward Hill
family was marked Tuesday when
Judge George G. Bingham, of Mar
ion county circuit court returned a
decree granting Mrs Hills plea for
divorce.
The case first attracted attention
December 81, 1919; when Marvel, IA
year old daughter of the Hills, dis
appeared from her mothers home in
Salem. Mrs. Hill claimed that the
little girl had been kidnapped by her
father and evidence introduced later
showed that Mr.. Hill had placed Mar
vel in a Catholic school in this city.
Mrs. Hill then filed suit against her
husband for divorce, alleging nom
support and holding him accountable
for removing and secreting the child.
The husbands answer and cross-com-
plant charged adultery and miscon-
duct on the part of Mrs Hill.
A memorandum accompanying the
decree states: This court is of the
opinion that the charges made by Mr.
Hill against his wife are untrue and
that she is entitled to the relief prayed
for in her complaint, except as to the
custody. of the minor child. The
decree also stipulates Mrs. Hills right
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

TO one-third share in certain pro
perty described in the complaint.
The court awards the CUSTODY of
the little girl to the party whom the
enid designates ''inasmuch as she has
SHOWN an unfriendIy feeling toward
her mother-her affections since the
beginning of this suit seem to have
neen alienated against her mother
py whom or what means is not dis
closed. She Is old enough to choose
whom she prefers to live with. The
court stipulates a right to amend this
finding should the selected parent
fail in responsibility
The court finding holds that the
adultery charges in which John Rat
zeburg and Otto Beatty are named
are untrue and that in April. 1916.
ne left his wife and minor child alone
AT ms nome near Salem remaining
away until August l. 1919, providing
but scanty means for their support
and subjecting them to the necessity
OF obtaining employment in berry
Fields, hop fields and elsewhere.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

ter Hundreds of millions of dollars
are tied up now in merahandis. in
sidetracked cars" he said.
Only one tenth of the needed ,oa,
ffor next winters supply has been
moved to the head of the lakes. Mr..
EColver said. while the industries in
New England are actually closing
down now for lack of coal. Farmers
also are unable to obtain cars 10
move the residue of last years wheat
crop at a time when the new crop is
coming to harvest.
Already, he declared, there are
predictions of $25 flour and 25 cent
bread.
Mr.. Colver declared the roads were
unable to get coal cars to the mines
with a result that this month coal
production is far below normal and
miners are seeing their families go
hungry"
When operated separately, Mr.. Col
yer declared, even the largest rail
road cannot operate profitably and
at reasonable rates.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.

e'iii' 1ermany. Inquiry was mad.
o"oerhlng land in the vicinity Of Sa.
iem' ana as to the best means ~ gat
. Ing 70 this city A few days ago a let
yer IN Spanish was found in the clubs
mail. Niup
Ahousands are expected to Assem-
PIE IN Wilson park Tuesday p;gh,
ior the first band concert of tbe
season. Oscar Steelhammer is direct
OF OF the musicians.
NJ 0. Evans, field manager of the
oregon Growers Cooperative associa :
uoh' left Salem Tuesday for Portland
Where he will spend a few davs on
business.
c, B. Clancy, prominent sa,en,
IiorlSt. returned to Salem Tuesday
from Portland where he spent a short
time transacting business.
Inc United States civil service com
mission announces that owing to tho
heeas OF the services, citizens of men.
tr"l countries, or countries allied with
the United States during the late war
with Germany who are otherwise
qualifled, and who have declared
Lhelr intention to become citizens of
the United States, will be admitted
10 the continuous open competitive
examinations for reconstruction aide.
puollc health service, through the
country and at st. Elizabeth's hos
'ital in Washington, D. c. The names
IL such persons will not be certified
or appointment, however, so long as
mere are eligible those who are Unit.
ID States citizens.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29
Operation Of
Railroads As
Unit Is Urged

Washington, June Evaporation
or the railroads of the country .'as a
unit as a means of relieving the
present transportation difficulties
was suggested today ,y William B.
Colver of the federal trade commits
sion, in an address before the Wash
ington Ad club. Mr.. Colver predicted
that continuation of The present sit
uation would mean "untoli SUFFERING
and industrial shut downs next win
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

June 29-First band concert
: NJ summer. Wilson Park.
June 2S.--Business Mems
= luncheon at auto camp
: June 3O-Meeting Of per-
= sons interested in West Side
= highway. Commercial club
4 auditorium.
= June 80. Truck drivers
/, dance, Union hall, p. m.
: July Band concert, Will
y son park, s p. m.
J. July 3-4-5-Baseball, Kirk
= patricks of Portland VS.. Salem
! Senator's, Oxford Park, 2:30
x p. m.
y July 5-Legal holiday, Inde-
y pendence Day celebration.
!. July 5-24.-Rural pastors
4 summer school, Kimball col
X lege.
! July 6.-American Legion
I meeting, armory, p. m.
= July 7.-Council meeting,
Z city hall, s p. m.
! July 10.--Bargain Day.
1 July 1S24.--Salem chautau-
X qua.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

company. Salem's guard unit, seeing
service on the border prior to the
war with Germany. After declaration
OF war ne was sent from M company
to Officers training school, receivin,s
his commission prior to prolonged
overseas service.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29
Former Student Back
After Long Absence

Erol Proctor, well known Salem
high school boy who made notewor-
thy record while overseas with Unit
ed States forces, left Tuesday for the
Puget Sound where he will look af-
ter property interests located in that
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29
districA.

Mr.. Proctor, who was second lieu
tenant in infantry. serving nearly two
years overseas arrived from Chicago
recently where he has been attending
school.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29
Marriage Licenses
Daily Statistics
Born

NEWTON--To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Newton, 800 South 18th street, Mon
day June 2S, son.
NAHAN--In Hoquiam, Wash, Satur-
day, June 20, 1920. Miss Juanita
Rose Mahan, at the age of 27 years.
Miss Maham was formerly a resi-
dent of Salem and was the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7. Mahan of
Hoquiam. The remains will arrive
in Salem Wednesday morning. The
funeral will be held from the Rig
don chapel at 1890 Wednesday
morning. Interment will be made
in the Catholic cemetery. The de-
ceased is survived by her parents,
and three brothers, Claud and
Lloyd of Hoquiam and Ralph of
Phoenix, Ariz.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

Come to the big auction sale We'd
nesday 1870 p. m, 156 N. 18th st,
High class furniture, rugs, linoleum,
etc. See big ad. Col w. F. Wright,
auctioneer 1861
Two army discharge certificates
were filed Monday with County Clerk
u. G. Boyer. One of these shows that
Private First Glass Orton H. Hilfikel
enlisted December IA, 1917. serving
in France, May 10, 1918 to December
10, 1918. His organization was the
365th Aero Squadron. Sergeant first
class, Willard Sanders Levan, enter
ed the service June 13, 1918 and serv'
ed in the u. S., his organization be-
ing the U. S. Signal Corps,
Mr.. 3. Baillie, 156 N. 18th st. has
@ld her property. will sell all the
household goods to the highest bid
der, Wednesday June 80, 1870 p. M
Be on time. Col. W. F. Wright auc-
toneer. 1867
Try McDowell's new market 173
South Commercial street. 1898
An adoption order was made out
Tuesday to Mr.. and Mrs. Hirscf
Shusterowitz, giving them the custody
Of five months old Max Benenson
whose mother died in New York city
February 7, 1920 Max Benenson the
child's father has consented to the
adoption and change of the infants
name to Max Shusterowitz.
Mrs. A. G. Foor, Viavi represent
alive, 331 Hotel Marion. 159
Mrs B. B. Zalkowitz, of Spokane
is visiting her mother. Mrs. M. A.
Parrish, at the Parrish family home,
ita0 Market street. She will return
70 the Washington city, Tuesday,
June 20.
Murry Wade's portrayal of a mem
yer OF the Elk's fraternity and his
uream of the State Convention held
mere, July 22-23-24, has been put out
as poster by Salem Lodge No. 1856,
3. T. o. E. and is being distributed
broadcast.
frank Bligh, manager of the Ye
Loerty theatre is being congratulated
lor the front and decorations to
sames Hernes' famous "Shore Acres
= story of the New England coast.
manager Bligh raided Newport's re-
sources in order to get the fishing
ne.s and seaweed for the realistic ef-
,eel obtained. There is even small
isht house which flashes in the same
manner as ''Nath'nl Berrys' light
surlng the storm scene made famous
oy Hernes story.
rearl Hassler, editor of the Turner
lieune, was a business visitor in Sa-
'sn Monday and Tuesday.
Special meeting of Multi
NJ, nomah chapter No. l, r. A.
MakI NJ. this evening. Work in
NWa the Mark Master degree.
Ms-M 1867
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29
Court House News
Circuit Court

Levi +. Hansen VS. Howard F.
clark and Mark A. Paulson. Judg.
ment.
Catherine Hill VS. Edward L. Hill
Findings of fact and conclusions OF
law.
Marriage Licenses
Arnold ID. Bowers 20, of Portland,
q locomotive engineer, to Clara Rose
Teayerton, "a of Salem, r. f. d. Tru-
bert V. Henderson, "a, Of 1855 Lee
street.. an electrician, to Eula ]. Kay
1or. "a, of $40 South Winter street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29
Love, jeweler, matchmaker, Salem >

Come to the big auction sale We'd
nesday 1870 p. m, 156 N. 18th st.
High class furniture, rugs, linoleum,
etc. See big ad. Col. w. F. Wright,
auctioneer. l55*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

Claiming record for time, Fred
erick Schmidt of the Salem Pbez
company, completed 24-hour loop
OF the Puget Sound region, Monday.
having departed from this city by
motor at 1880 Sunday evening. For
tunate train connections from Port
land gave him several hours in Ia
coma and a three hour sojourn in
Olympia. While in the Washington
state capital city, Mr.. Schmidt visit
ed the new Elk's Temple which was
opened last Saturday. Returning to
Portland late Monday evening, the
Phez enthusiast made the drive from
Salem within space of time that
would shock the calm of any speed
ometer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

Pioneers and Civil war vetarans,
game licenses have been recently is
sued to Josiah Morley, Shaw; E. c,
Derrick, w II. Parker and Garrett
Standish, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

James ID. Olson state secreto
.he hiks association, is In Sala,,
ranging the final details of 80
ha i' hl.n Tor The state convention 10
De ieiu mere next month Mr.. Olson
au.o,,a, soi,i,ee.ea with the Oregonian rem
moose nail, Saturday night. dane
ing' singing and Revelation mmsia
1879
dancing at Oregon state fo,..
grounds Monday, July 9Th pie e,a
Gnu 'he t'Revelation' orchestral of
Saiem under auspices of fairerornds d.
1907
me annual picnic given bv the
iadles Of the First CongrepationaI
cnurch will be held at the hon,a of
MRS. e. A. Miller, 1900 High street
wednesday afternoon. uncbaon
VIII be served at $3.50 O'Clock A good
orowu IS expected and friends of the
church are invited to attend.
oharley Johnson. a blacksmith of
Scouts Mills, filed naturalization dec
,aratloh, Tuesday. He was born in
Maristad, Sweden and arrived in the
United States, in January, 1903.
W. L. Hogg and j. w. Kellis. of
Scouts M!lls, were Salem visitors.
Tuesday.
Pioneers and Civil war vetarars,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

Special meeting of Multi
nomah chapter No. 1, r. A.
NJ. this evening. Work in
the Mark Master degree.
1861
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

Murry Wade's portrayal of a mem
ber of the Elk's fraternity and his
uream of the State Convention held
mere, July 22-23-24. has been put out
as poster by Salem Lodge No. 1856,
B. p. o. E. and is being distributed
broadcast.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

w. l.. Hogg and j. w. Kellis, of
SCOTS Mills, were Salem visitors.
Tuesday. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

Mr.. B. Baillie, 156 N. 18th st. has
sold her property. will sell all the
household goods to the highest bid
der, Wednesday June 80, 1870 p. m,
Be on time. Col. w. F. Wright auc-
tioneer. 1867
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-06-29

Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Howland and
daughters of Denver, Colo. are in
Salem for a two months visit at the
home of Mrs. Howland's mother,
Mrs. Fl. J. Goode of Yew Park.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20
CHARLES " NORTON LEA YES POST OFFICE AFTER 30 YEARS
Veteran Empoye First to Receive Pension Under New Plan-Born in Berlin-Today is Day For
 Finishing Service.

ton never left the money order de- partm or register department but had charge of both until six years ago. His unblemished record shows that in over 25 years he never lost one single hour for any reason what ever. Illness was unknown to him and he was not under the advantage ous civil service rule Of the present day.
 Worked Hard.
 Tho man worked 10. 12 and fl hours each day. excepting Sunday. and was always known to be on the job" It was the pleasant mem- ories of the oldest clerks to recall today that MT. Norton was never missing when wanted for anything. Six years ago he suffered from a shock and since that time had been taking things easier For the past five years his position was that of advisor and he filled it perfectly with his long gathered knowledge or conditions. The present home of the office is as :. palace compared to the quarters which were maintained on tho ground floor of City Hall for years.
 Married Twice.
 Mir. Norton was married twice. His first wife was Rosella NJ. Capron of West Main street who died in 1903. To them two children were born. Dr. Daniel Norton of Manchester. N. H., is his son and Mrs. Ethel Coe of Hallway. x. T.. is his daughter. He has three grandchildren and all are boys. His daughter has two children and his son the third. Three years ago Mir. Norton married again this time to Minetta c. Stevens of Brook lyn. N. Y., who worked at Boys Brigade work for 2l years.
 VIII Receive Pcnsion
 Mir. Norton will receive a pension from the treasury department for the rest of his life. He will be able to live comfortably as ne now draws pension. for wounds received in the Civil war. His present homo is at II Emmons Place.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-20

shouts and menacing storekeepers who kept their esta plishments open.
 On the third day the sun shone and although still hungry and compelled to wait indefinite hours for the loaves to be doled out, the people did so patiently and even cheerily.
 All kinds of laws and police regu- Iations were broken by the men, wom- en and children forming the almost endless bread-lines. but the authori- ties took a lenient view of what oc- cured.
 When an old man brought camp bedstead. set it up on the sidewalk and stretched himself on it, a .,olice-