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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
INSURANCE NAH IS
MUCH EnTnucED


II gained TED pounds 90 my frs
bottle VI pomsfoy's parasope" s4id
II. ). Vaughn, residing at 3s0s
Park Avenue. Nashville, . wsl
snosn representative lof the Cottos
States Life Insurance Co.
II hsdn' !, snloysd good health ioI
four ysan''. continued Nh. vAngbn
IL suffered with stomach trouble
liver complaint. constipation,
neryoss0sss. weakness aud = genera,
rundown condition. Nothing | OF.
agreed with me and vas troahlsd
A LOT With headsehsT and diaay spells
Ny stomach vas sour aud / vas
continually spitsiDa No undisssssd
food. | eoalden't walk hardly 40,
distance without GIVING out.
scanned to be losius weight ana
strength every day.
pomrfoy's Puratons has just
about made trand new man vi me
have a fine appetite nos, aud
csn eat three hearty meals swssy da,
without 'ysahsriSs any afterwards
ierl Ike | have new stomach
,sn sleep all night loas ant
get ny in the morning iesliag Jus
ths | never have a headsehs nos
OF diLg spell~-iu fact. all ID,
iisAgfteAble SYMPTOMS have dlsap
peafed My digestion 10 perfect
and a. said bsivtr | have sainet
ten pounts aud my strength ha,
been wonderfully increased,
pomstoy pur.tone is the grsndesl
medicine on earth. | believe.
Purgsonr is sold In Dickson b,
Clamore Pharmacy; in BMns b,
W u, Buttreyk Son. and by on
Heading druggist 10 every town.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

The iarms era are very busy down
10 this neck Of tbs woods and can
not hear anything only the old
"shsnshi" growing and 'ssa.haw.
come 10 Beck"
Was 10 Dickan last Saturday
and aoticst my friend SlaydsD
Hun. shaking hands With tho yot-
sn. havs known him al biz liie.
have spent many happy dsys IN
bis iathsfs home, ~ q school boy
He Ia Of one Of ths best families 10
Dickson county. He 10 q deserving
young man and will make ne Ens
Trustees.
Thanks to Dickson Marble Works
TOT psadiDx me copy OF Aunt
L!za's Erpsrirnee at Black Jack
Mssiing House II yea hasn't
read 1t, ash Uncle Jack Thomas 10
give you . copy. IL will make you
laugh and drive away the blues,
which 10 much bette. lhan taking :
dose II castor oil.
zee the Salvation Army drive 10
on. This is ono religious sect that
deserves the supgor. u every lover
u the human race. fhey know no
race creed. bn. are ready and Will
INK to land helping hand TO any
90 In Aistress. They come nearer
Jbeyine ths Biblical command than
any VI the elk stockings aud hid
glove fallo ws. that | know anything
about. Thsygo into the hishways
hedges and sveu the slums OF our
large cities. II you please Nov,
show uas tho other fellow tina. does
much of this Sight me. an
from MISSOURI Ask the soldier
boys that went overs.as. They will
tell you wha, .ns Salvation Army
and tbs Red cross did for them
The salvation Army neysr turns a
man away without giving him fond
and shelter. Their slogan Ia; "A
man may be down. but be Ia never
out.
II any of you are Ia need Of =
scare crow to keep the hawks away,
call 90 my old friend. Joe Brown a.
Tenusssse City, H. has Il down
pat. II had the desired e!fect'--not
only aaArins the hawks away. but
the chickens also and run the set.
ting hens Of thu nest. Hollis Har.
ria says Joe has applied Tor copy.
right. o N MOODY,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
sorghum Tor Syrup.

Sugar al 30 cents pound and
prices mounting daily bring 10 mind
again this year the old sorghum mill
and the opportunity /, ofers Of re-
lley.ug the desire for sweets that
otherwise may 10 unsatisfied. To
meet the craving tor Information
the Wisconsin Agricultural Expert.
meut Station has jus, issued 4 new
hulle,in concerning tbs sorghum
industry. how the plant ~ raised
aud how The syrup Is manufactured
sorghum has been ero~n and
manufactured into syrup in Wiscon
sin Tor 90 years Tie annual pro.
iuetlon Of syrup for the last 30 years
has ranged from 10000 TO 3 ii,tle
more than 800 900 ssllcns, In l0ls
more than 225 900 gallons we're pro.
duced
sorghum will mature in any sec.
ton where den, corn will mature.
Ii viii grow on any reasonably
fertile soil ,ha, 10 we'll drained.
Soils that will produce corn will
produce sorghum. /. 10 particularly
adapted 10 sandy lands. as il With.
stsnds druu,h better than any other
inter titled crop. |, does not sxbaus,
the letuII,y ot the soil any more
rapidly than do other iater-tiIled
crops
sorghum yields from : to Is tons
OF green material to the acre. from
~hich ~ TO $50 gallons II syrup
can be manufactured There has
been an sctiye demand Tor the syrup
ard practically all Of /, has been
consumed IN the community where
II IL produced
Sorghum should be planted al,
al out The same time or just after
corn The Amber variety requires
los 10 ~ days 10 mature and ia
tn opt " danger I itos, should he
raay Ia CT, from September 10 Is
Il MA, be planted lie bills from
10 10 ,, inches apart 10 the ros
with 30 10 "a inches between rows
When planted in check rows. the
rows are usually 81 10 ~ inches
apart Three 70 four plants 10 bill
OF iour OF five when cheek.rosed il
shou. the r,shs Tor bes, production.
The corn planter with special
seed plates may be used OF the seed
put in by hand With a hoe,
lSorshum ia not yiSoroos when
germins,ing and ~hrn the plau,s
are Young. consequently plenty ii
seed should be used and the plsuts
ihinned ous later. THREE on touf
pounds al seed TO the acre will
provide plenty o! plants. Plan,
jus, deep enough 10 cove, the Seed
and avoid deep planting.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
we'll a do fhs ,ocurasy.

wsh ~ 10 tbs cOunasy.
Our road las sh0alA 10 amsndsd
and each district shcE.d ss!. =!
least it's own iands. We should
have the wids-tifs Law and Va
should havs s,ms Laws past eoEn,
rslliRs the officers 10 execute TIE
laws sceosd!na 10 their oath.
y. N mckinney
Tsaaesswt C.tg
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

| have the agency Tor the celebta
ted Robertson. Mctiill bugsles ant
will be pleased to eiths, cell %
take your old Que in as part pay OF
a new one. b. III. Stark. Cumber
land Furnace. Telephone - "
Charlotte Exchange.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
Mr.. Editor.

MI. huitDr,.
A 81 much IL being said along
the line nj public othce duties. |
think nov IL ,hs time Tor tho aver.
age voter 10 think beioss h. votss
We need men In the County Court
that will look 10 the interest Of tbs
county. We need something done
to Improve the rural schools. ~
every thing hs. 4 tendency to draw
tho bovs away from the farm
which IL a damage 10 the city -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
Booze 10 Not 4 Good Cure.

When 4 man comes to you ali
doubled ny with pain aud declare.
be will die In your presence unless
you procure him drink Of whlskey
send him TO doctor or else gve him
. doss VI Cham brrisin q Cole aud
Diarrhoea Remedy. There is a m,s,
taken notion among whole lot OF
people that booze 10 the beet remedy
Tor { ,lic and stomach ache,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11
Or. ]. \. MATTHEWS
Can Save Your Diseased Eye.

Sore Eyes. Graduated Eyelids,
Wldhair., Ws,erins, Itching Eyes,
Sors. hesyg,ams on the eyes
Can positively Be cured with Dr.
Garhnkles Eye Remedy, Sold
and guaranteed BY D.. ! n Ma
shew., druggist in Dickson. At 81
per bottle. Your mooney back Il
not pleased with tesnls Can be
cen. anywhere By parted posk.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-06-11

FOR SALE Small sir,tght heal,
ing stove. Apply at this othcs,
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16
~ 10 Hare Strong
Quintet on Hand For
Came " ith Hope Team

I'VE have polished Of the rough
edges revealed ir the Butler college
game and are ready for all comerS. -
remarked Athletic Director G. a.
Cooper or The Y. " 9 A. Wednes-
dav evening i'm commenting on the
game next Friday night with the
Hope COLLEGE hasketeers in the To-
ca- association gym.
Cooper announced that he would
use John Sabo. who Is attending
Illinois university and who formerly
starred on the local High chool
teaw NJ either guard or forward
i~ Friday nights game Kenzler.
who is working I'm Chicago is also
expected to he on hand 90 play cen
ter with the association FIVE.
las. wear Hone College won the
Michigan state collegiate basket bali
TITLE and have practically all OF the
members OF that championship ip
team hack i0 school this year. The
y. n c. A. is expecting a hard
fought game.
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16
SOUTH BEND HIGH
SHOWS GOOD FORM
IN CLASH WITH "Y"
Local Basketeers Confident of
Victory in Huntington
Affray.

Despite the ineligibiiity OF "Ollie"
Edwards. star forward. on the local
high school team for the Hunting
ton game. stock is booming high.
as the Orange and Blue outfit put
up whirlwind practice game
against Cooper's Y. VI. C.. A. five.
the experienced ''Y" outfit defeat
ing them only by the score of 30
to IL.
The loss Of Edwards in the Hun
tingtOn game will be a big setback
to the local team. as he proved to
be the mainstay in marking up bas-
kets in the recent Elkhart game.
And also Coach Gransden has no
ability at floor and basket work
that Edwards possesses. Bowels.
Smith and Anderson are all making
strong bids TO fill the vacancy Fri
day.
Huntington last season met a
stOnewall I'm the locals defense on
the local floor, and returned home
with a singing defeat marked uL
against il. The downstate crew has
always been known TO have a fast
OQIIll, ndNlnE always llEuTtu DIX III
the sectional meets. and this season
is expected 10 be a repetition.
But If the high school crew put
up the fight they did against the
"Y," they should return home vic
tors. Capt Nyikos. Scheer and
Haas all proved that they were
ready TO compete with the best OF
men. Their speed was a surprise
10 the "Y" men while their floor
work time after time went through
the "Y'' defense for counters.
Huntington can not possibly pos
sess men like KiZer. Rhodes and
Kenzler on their quintet. and with
this fact in view Capt. Nyikos and
crew will undoubtedly return home
with the bacon.
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16
HOOSIER Is HONORED.

TERRE HAUTe. Ind, Dec. Is
Curt Letsinger. of Jasonville. Ind.
was elected captain OF 1921 Indiana
State Normal football eleven Wed
nesday at a meeting of the letter
men OF the school. Letsinger play
ed at tackle. 1t was announced
that Depauw university, Franklin
college Hanover. Eastern Illinois
State Normal and Rose Polytechnic
were included in the 1921 grid
schedule.
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16
Harvard Lost S6,343
On Sports. SAYS RepOrt

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Dec Is
The report Of the graduate treas
urer of athletics of Harvard uni
versity for the college year from
Septemb Der. 1919, TO June. 1920.
made public Wednesday. shows a
loss of $6.34344 in major and
1'-'"or sports at Harvard.
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16

NEW YORK Dec l'.--Fhr kaSn-
hau Writers association of America
st its annual meeting Wednesday
elected Pres't T. r. Sanborn ot
Chicago. vice president Frederick
q. Liea ~ Sew YorE. sccrota ---
treasurer Joseph McCredis az Phil
adelphla-
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16
Dempsey offered $4,000
For Meeting u ith Greb

NEW YORK. Dec. 15-Ar offer
o. $4,000 10 defend his title against
Harry Grcb IN a ten round bout in
pittshurg has been made % Jack
Dempsey By John Mccarthy and
John ReIl or the Motor Square EoN-
ing club of Pittsburg.
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16
Big TRADES MARK
BASEBALL MEETING
Yanks and Red SOx in Eight
Man Trade -Marquard
Goes For Reuther.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-The New
York and Boston clubs of the Am
5ricen league Wednesday completed
a trade involving eight players.
Catcher Muddy" Ruel, Pitcher
Herb Thormahlen, Second Basemau
Del Pratt and Outfielder Sam
Wick of the Yankees go to the Red
Sox I'm exchange for Catcher Wallv
Schaug Pitchers Harry Haper ana
Waite HOyt and Infielder Mike Nc
%ally
The trade was engineered by Col.
Jacob Rmpert and Harry Frazo",
president of the New ork and
Boston clubs respectively. They
announced hat no money was ir-
VOWED I'm the transaction. Mana
ger HGCEius of the Yankees took
part i'm the negotiations and bOtn
sides agreed that the trade viii ra
sult in -ngthening the two clubs.
III was nldc ON the condition that
both clubs assume the responsi5Ii-
ily Of siG1iug the players.
-Bew p-att is the only one Of ne
players about whom there seems "a
he doubt about playing next season.
IIe SIGNED a contract as athletic
coach with western university az
the conclusion of last season ana
declared sls Intention 10 quit bas.
ball.
Helps Both Clubs
The Yankee owner however. cN-
pressed confidence that Pratt will
o. ready 20 get into the game when
tho 1921 season opens
Manager Uuggius said the deal
vas made primarily for the Turpose
.f giving each club a. player thar
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16

LONDON. Dec. 15-Ge0rce Car
penticr expressed interest iu the
Dempsey Brennan fight here Wed
nesday. Carpenter had chat
with the Prir ,e OF Wales in st.
James Palace
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16
Think Somebody's Going Get Dempsey After Seeing Brennan ScE
FROSH WINNERS IN
HIGH BASKET GAME
First Year Men Defeat SophO-
mores-Juniors Win From
Senior Five.

The work of johnnie" Nylkos,
star forward for the Freshman in
terciass bask etball five, defeated
the much famed sophomore outfit
Wednesday afternoon in the high
school gym The score Of the game
was 90 to II. Nyikos IS duplicating
the work OF his brother. Mike"
captain Of the varsity, making six
field goals. This is a piece OF work
seldom done by an interclass man.
as the periods are always short and
the interclass teams have little
practice. Dome also played a good
game for the yearlings. while Mel
lander and Cubbison starred for the
sophs
Lineup:
Freshmen (2O). SOphomores u2).
Dome .................. Cubbison
Forward
j. NylkOS .............. follower
Forward.
SabO ...--.....--.- Noedisch
Center.
Edwards ............. Mellander
Guard.
Miller .............. 4. Edwards
Guard.
Field goals-Nyikos 9. Dome 3.
tunblSon 2, Mellander ., kOedlSch,
Miller; foul goals-Mellander. , out
of ,.
Junior Five Best.
The big upset Of the afternoon
occurred when the seniors fell be-
fort the juniors by the score of 3
20 6. The near grads outfought the
juniors but failed TO locate the bas-
ket The first Ieriod the upper
classmen took the lead and retained
il until the close Of the first period,
the half ending TO 3. But during
the final stanza OF the fracas they
failed 10 locate the loop for a single
tally. while the juniors piled up
five points. With only a minute 10
go. Beach. the junior center. To-
Gated the basket for the winning
points.
Lineup:
Juniors (S). Seniors (6)-
South Bend news-times., 1920-12-16

useful gift for the housewife is
In classification 64-A in today's pa
per.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-09
SERIOUS COAL SHORTAGE

Richmond. April 9.-Scarcity Of coal
and attendant high prices may be the
cause OF drastic act ionoETAOlNE
cause OF dract;c action Of some kind on
The part OF State officials, who face
today an alarming situation in sup
plying hospitals and other Virginia
institutions with this necessary com-
modify.
Urgent appeals for fue! come al
mas: daily to the Office OF State Pur-
chasing Agent Charles A. Osborne,
Wi:0 corfesses that he has about come
. his wits end in securing coal in
ary quantity to supply these needs.
Mr.. Osborne says he is no. advised
IF the Governors authority in an
emergency Of this sort, but there may
be necessity in the near future for
him to exert whatever power is vest
I'd IL him under the laws aHd Const:-
tuti3a CT the State.
Contracts Ter coal rot only are al
NEST impCss .blc 10 secure. Mr. OS
borne said, but the highcs. prices
must be paid by the State for the
small quantities it is able to get. Fer
the thirty State and State-aided in
st:cU;;ons IN Virginia. something Ike
10000 tens is needed a year.
Ncnc Of Inc hospitals in the State.
urdpr the supervision CT government
officials, have on hand more than 4
twC-weeks' supply Of coal. Mr.. OS-
bGgno has just secured a carload each
for the che at Staunt0n and the ore
IN Petersburg This came at u high
pycc and Is Il friendly concession CT
.he CHn&r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-04-09
FAyoRs ENDING WAR
Ballet in House Uphclds Peace DEC
laration by Fifty-eight
Majority


Washington, April 9.-fhc f1rst
test vote on the resolution OF R@-
publican leaders to declare peace
taken in the House yesterday after
noon indicated that ID will be passed
by majority of IS.
BY vote Of 213 to 100, "hlch
followed closely PARTY lines me
House, after a bitter attack ana
defense of President Wilson's hana-
ing CT the treaty situation. adopted
he sna"iaI rule making the peace
solution in order. The rule makes
It mandatory for the House to start
yotin" on the resolution at . O'Clock
his afternoon.
Seven Democrats bolted the party
leadership and voted with the Re
nrblicans to take up the resolution.
One Republican,--Fuller, of Massa-
chusctts-voted against his party.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-12

tention of Dallas people that tn,
law requires the flying of the ma
tional flag over the court house ant
the placing of flags at the polling
places at the time of elections
These men assert that the will see
that the law is observed at future
elections in Polk county. The omis.
sion was doubtless due to over
sight and no difficulty will be en-.
countered in the Legion's efforts In
having Old Glory duly honored
while votes are being polled.
Mrs. Fawk came over from Oak
Grove on Thursday to spend a few
days with her son, Frank Fawk,
and family.
Mr.. Duncan and family recently
mover from near Portland to the
Borten place here, where Charley
Whaley lived few years ago.
Miss Irene Lewis, who is attend
ing o. A. C. at Corvallis, came home
the latter part of last week on ac-
count of~illness.
Mrs. Fnower came up from Port
land and is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Cardin, and family.
Grant Holt of Salem, manager of
the Spaulding Lumber company of
Salem, was in Dallas Wednesday
transacting business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sherwood
and children, who have been max
ing their home in Alsea. have NOV |
ed onto a place on route 2, Dallas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-12

minue after midnight or on the
| opening of Armistice day he pre-
sented Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Brown withan 8-pound baby boy.
The mothers and their new arrivals
are doing nicely.
Friends of Mr.. snd Mrs. Lamar
Tooze will be interested to learn of
the recent arrival of baby daugh-
ter in their home at Cambridge,
where Mr.. Tooze is attending Har-
ward. The little girl has been
named Virginia.
Foremost among the social events
of the past week was the delight
full luncheon over which Mrs. j. C.
Uglow and Mrs. H. H. Volheim pre-
sided at the home Of the latter on
the east end of Court street. The
affair was given in honor of Mrs.
Herbert L. Toney, Mrs. Walter
Hembree, Mrs. Jack Weisner of
McMinnville and Mrs. George Nor
rison of Alaska, who were the
house guests of Mrs. Uglow on
Wednesday. The dining room was
aglow with baskets of yellow
marigolds, combined with wood
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-12

u
oeiieVe l am the hnppiest
Sa' III the world ana It is all
ecause OF what Taniae has done
M me- saia MRS. Laura Rarick,
vs Meiuroth ST, Peoria, H., a
Wen Known ana highly respected
fslueht OF mat city
never dreamed that l would
yetef iiru anything that would do
lur me what Tanlac has done,'
she SAID was in wretched
s%laIe OF heaith and was down IN
9eed SO long that lost fifty
POUNDS In weight, but l have gain
eu back every pound | lost and
now feei as well as l ever did in
my ire The indigestion and other
sffonoies that made life burden
sior eieVen years have entirely dis
eappeareo ana / am IKE new
Wonan'
MY stomach was so disordered
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-12

ated with patriotic colors and wa
well filled by an interested audi
Ience.
main address of the evening which
was followed by extemporaneoul
speeches by exservice men, telline
l of their various experiences in bat
, tie while on duty overseas.
A quartet composed Of Ray
Chute, Rev. James, Norval Gates
and Rev. Mcenzie. sang several Sc
lections.
Immediately following the pro
gram the dancing began and lasted
until after midnight.
Residents Of Polk county will be
asked to contribute $17OO to the
$125.00O fund of the Oregon w. G..
L. u. for the establishment of a
farm home for orphans and de-
pendent children.
Announcement of this quota for
POLK county has just been received
by County Chairman DR.. A.. q.
Starbuck of Dallas from state
Chalrman John E. Wheeler of
Portland.
Ihe drive. which Is to be held
during the week of November 15 TO
2Z, is expected to result in an over
subscription in practically eyery
county OF the state. The fact that
the people of Oregon are being Civ
EN- an opportunity to donate toward
real home charity Tor the better.
lhent or unfortunate children of the
state has won instant sympathy and
support throughout Oregon. and
advices received here from State
chairman Wheeler are to the effect
nat the success of the drive is as-
;ured.
That Polk county will do its part
the confident belief of County
Starbuck, In fact, mem |
'ers or the county campaign COM
nittee are freely predicting that !,
he quota of this county will be
'ver ubscribed.
Under the supervision of the
oregon w. c. T. u. a farm home
or dependent and orphan children
VII be established in Benton eoun- I
y shortly after the first of the year
he home will provide these waits
With every educational and home
dvantage, and will send them out
1to the world capable of fighting
fe's battle.
A number of the members of the
arr B. Fenton post, American
eeion have brought it to the at
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-12
Catarrhal Deafness
and Head Noises
Tells Safe, Simple Way to Treat
and Relieve at Home

and Relieve at Home
If you have catarrh, catarrhs
deafness or head noises caused b,
catarrh, or if phlegm drops ir
your throat and has caused ca.
tarrh of the stomach or bowels
you will be glad to know that
these distressing symptoms may be
entirely overcome in many in
stances by the following treat
ment which you can easily pre-
pare in your own home at little
cost. Secure from your druggist /
ounce Of Parmint Double
Strength. = Take this home and
add to it u pint of hot water and
a little granulated sugar stir un-
til dissolved. Take one tablespoon
full four times a day. An improve
ment is sometimes noted after the
first days treatment. Breathing
should become easy, while the dis
tressing head noises, headaches.
dullness, cloudy thinking, etc,
should gradually disappear under
the tonic action of the treatment.
Loss of smell, taste, defective hear
ing and mucus dropping in the
back of the throat are other symp-
toms which suggest the presence
of catarrh and which may often
be overcome by this efficacious
treatment. 1t is said that nearly
ninety per cent of all ear troubles
are caused by catarrh and there
must, therefore, be many people /
whose hearing may be restored by
This simple, harmless home treat
nent. (ady) |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-12
PIANO JAZZ

Adult-begihners taught in IL
lessons, by mail. No teacher re-
quired. Self instruction course for
advanced pianists.
Learn 81 styles of bass, 1870
syncopated effects, Blue Har-
mony, Oriental, Chime, Movie and
Cafe Jazz, Trick Findings, Clever
Breaks. Space Filters, Sax Slurs,
Blue Obligato and BAT other sub
jects including Ear Playing. On
ly course in existence teaching up
to the minute playing Of popular
music in REAL Jazz form. A pos
tai brings our FREE Special Of
fer. State whether beginner, me-
dunn or advanced.
WATERMAN PIANO SCHOOL
917 Willamette St. Eugene Ore.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-12
e and win make their home there this

and win make their home there this
winter.
Dick Buell., while hunting near
Falls City last week, shot and killed
black bear.
Mrs. Charles Bilyeu and Mrs. c.
q. Howes were in Portland Thurs
day.
Mrs. Charles Keerber is in Dallas
FOR a few days visiting with her
husband who was injured at saw
mill at Kings valley,
DR.. V. c. Staats has been busy
helping the stork of late and re-
ports fine 8 " pounds baby girl at
the nome OF Mr.. and Mrs. Lou Bal
antyne on Wednesday, and at one