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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

HARTFORD conn. March f1-
Herman Bronkie. who PLAYED with
Ine 81 Louis Americans last sea-
son and formerly with the Chicago
and s. Louis Nationals TODAY sign
"a "A contract 90 coach the Trinity
roUexe baseball team tbs year lie
srfI not PLAY professional baseball
This season
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
HIDES AND TALLOW.

Corrected Today by s. w. Pippman, 21O
~. Main st.
HIDES-15c-2O; calfskins, 3Od5O;
rendered tallOw, 5dSc a ID: cough tai
low, 26Sc ID; beeswax. 2JG35c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

From recent reports we garner
the information that "Mistah" Phil
Douglass. Of spitball fame, is again
heaving up a bewtldering assert
ment of twisters for the Giants in
their spring training camp at san
Antonio. Texas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18
PHIIADELPHIA- March

Fred Fulton the western heavy
weight. easily defeated BARLEY
MADDEN. New York. i'm "a six round
bout here Wednesday night Fulton.
81 no had the advantage OF his op-
ponent i'm height. weisht and reach
won an six rounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

ST PETERSBURG. Fla, March
Washington Americans g: u;
g. indianapolis American associa-
tiou e. o.. johnson. Zachary and
MAYER Murray Farrell and Cos
Sett. Henlinc.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

ROT SPRINGS. Ark March j..
Boston Americans. 6. 9. ]. Pitts
burgh Nationals. 3. 10. g. F'laherty.
HoIhroW. Fortune and Livingston.
pcyinc. Carlson. Wisuer Eberhard.
Ponder and Lee Hoenner.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

SPRINGFIELD. III. MarCn ll.
Sob" Martin. a. r. =. heavyweight
champion is still dealing knockouts.
right cross 70 the Jaw az Dummy
West Seattle. added another knock
clt 90 Martins record last night
The smash landed in the third
round Rev a. r. Elackman. fight
lag pastor OF Chauute. Eas ref
reed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-18

BIRMINGHAM Ala - Pat Muir
~. young NOtre Dame pitcher. was
bowled over by a naer from Mg~
trsvath's hat yesterday az the Phus
training camp and slightly injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
THINKS PRESIDENT
UNFAIR IN ASKING
STATE To RAT|FY
SPEAKER or TENNESSEE LEGIs.
I.NTlRE REPLIES TO MES.
Sit;E FROM WILSON

NASHVILLE. Aug ii--I,cplying to.
day 90 message from President VIII
son expressing the hope that the Tenn
rss,r huuFe would ratify the suffrage
amendment I'm the interest II national
harmony and Nigur ~ the establishment
ui tn leadership of America in all
lih,ral policies" speaker Seth Walker
tcl,glaphcd the chief executive that
the president was too great 90 ask a. 70
and he did not believe the men of Tenn
csar would surrender honest cunvic.
tions for political cNpcdicnry az hdf-
munN
Mr Walker told the president he did
not attempt to express the opinion ~
other members II the house. but spoke
Tor himself alone.
The speaker h. the leader ~ the op.
position IN the house and the sutiia.
ast~ have regarded his inclucucc as
one e their most difficult obstacles.
Although many members II The a..
scmhly were spending the weekend at
home. suffrage workers and then 90.
poncnts to-day continued their cam
palgn among those who remained IA
Nashville
lioth sid,s still were confident 81 Vie.
t,r,
tuitrl states senator Mcclellan de.
clarrd the amendment would hc raii'
iiod
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
SPEAKER IS VIGOROUSLY
CHEERED AS HE I!PHOLDS
PLATFORM OF WACO NAN
SERIES OF APPEALS OVER PANHANDLE BROUGHT TO
CLOSE BY MASTERLY ADDRESS HERE WHICH is
HEARD BY THRONC ESTIMATED AT 2OO0
by SUMNER M. RAMSEY.l

Cullen F. Thomas of Dallas boyhoOd friend of the candidate
whose he has and for twenty the unseh
champion of good Texas brought coe last
night the court house lawn series Of speeches delivered in the
Panhandle in behalf of the candidacy of Pat Ne for
Of Texas II triumph, both personal and for the
worthy cap the climax Of the ovation given
speaker preceding days Lubbock and Pnew and Canyon
Conservavcy estimated there than thousand
people attendance and the applause both frequent and
vigorous
The speaker introduced by S. Stnnet and the lat
ter o'clock following by the Amarillo band
every which had been placed the lawn had been taken
sitting the turf parking places the curb
the Fifth Fillmore sides Of the house left
and hundred standing in the background.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
THREE KIDS, JUST OUT OF SWIMMING
HOLE, PICKED UP AND CARRIED FOR
RIDE BY PRESIDENT AND HIS PARTY

yves on the pres a.ut and Mrs WI
son answered questions they asked
Watrr tru nith.if heads tricklcd over
ihr.. tunhurp,d tlt,s end drupii'd co.,
The presidents shoes uur NuungSfst
dirkcd a. save th, presidents shine
rr1 apul"gig,d hut WIS old not to
wtrty
Cuuing down Connecticut Avenue
the Youngest &C thr tIin q thin frail
iti barely sighi ,,sts Uld spird a ki1
o." knew and called 90 him hy nain-.
The ,"urr~irr in che street dropped 70
t.f e bread and risusd When thH
kids got put 80 three shusk hands Win
M. pre-ii.rt ard his wife
- iung H.. " ur, shouted ." ~. =.
sret -sfYITs man un thr frunt ~s1t
The president SMILED hro.idly. lifted h.s
hat and started homr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
Labor, League, Farming and
Tariff Are Harding Issues

he std be- expected To see ''lVt ~
shouting about the tariff soon. and
that h. would advocate protective
sch.dul" worked out hV congress 81 CO.
operation with the tariff cunis-ion.
senator Hsrding planf Co mnke bis
irir o. Mnr-e'ia 20 leisur,iy cwhion.
leaving her, an the aisht Il Septeun-
ier 9TH and stopping on the way Ger
fuliti,ai conferences.
lie wiii have an ordinary rlecping
ear reserved Tor himself and his party.
The -tti~ ttir 'iticialS originally had
asked TINT tho candidate make his
.,..,rh there ui i.riioi DAY. but he set
September = h-,tu~. uf his desire 90
i,r1ln here fur q Labor day speech.
o. this sprcch the cardidats expects
o." inlud, on elaboration ~ the Tor.
, En poli,, b. announced In his speed
81 turptur', u 10 helieved that ha
VIII take note ~ rcecnt democratic Ut
% a.. lssgu. a nations and
in reply win carry step further his
proposal for ps'ave by resolution and
luf an International aSsociaiion nQt Inn
pairing American Independence.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
AMERICA PROBES
WRANCEL' PLANS
IN SOUTH RUSSIA
ELEMENTS CLUSTERED AROUND
N\TIREn LEADER MAY PAVE
WAY FOR NEW NATION
MAY RECOGNzE GENERAL
Nr-iral Observer attached 10 staff Of
southern Army Leader Sends Ia
Report 0n Ills Career 20 the
state Department

Iy ArsRrtaftd ffrss.
WASHINGTON. Aug. - IN IN.
formal imluirt late the character anh
~ Iici-s ~ thr anti llolslic,iki leader in
southern Russia, General Nrangd. has
bssu begun ht government Officials.
~ immediate anticipation 81 r"coe'
nit,,n T., the niird States J. Involved.
ofIieisls aid. hi, should the Inquiry
de, elm ,atisfarinrily, u u thought pos.
siblr tl,at the clements clustered about
the Russian leader may afford road
90 the creation oi conditions ~ RUSSIA
permitting her rcacrrptance aihong
tie nations.
One report on the career oi the Rus
sian general already has been received,
written u, - neutral observer attached
To- the staff uf General Nrangci.
II ~ said To- hc the first authentic
summary uf the ant, .Bulshc,iI lead
"r~ achievements received IN wash
ington.
J. - Years Old
General Wmngcl. hut thiriN'ninc
syr,rs IT ag,. according o. the report.
began his career in the Russian army
hy ,ulisiing in 1874 NJ privai" IN the
NurSr Guards regiment after hnNiug
br-n educated ~ mining engineer
Though his remote ancestors az"
snid tu have come from Germany his
sturk - IT baltic province derivation.
Leaving the Russian army In lHos.
after promotion to a hcut"nhn,N.
Wtangrl y" cnliftrd I'm the outbreak 'i
the RuvoIapincsc war and was twic"
promoted tor bravery. subsequently u
WINS graduated from the general staff
a,s,,lcmy. and at the outbreak ui I've
= l.urnl,cnn war was captain command
j gng n cavalry squadron. lie disi'-
giiish-d himself with his squadron On
August ~. 1914. taking German hd:'
terry. tor which he Wa decorated win
IN, highest Russian military order u,
Cru's of - George.
, l'rumut,d tu the rank ~ colonel. IT,
wa appointed an aide tu the ear. and
later lc"umc commander 1T the first
trans Ilikal Cussnck regiment. with
whirh. IN July, 1918. he captured an
entire battalion and several machine
guns IT, was then promoted tu "a
grade 1T mnjuT general.
Prevented Disaster
l,li,Nying the first DAYS 1T the rcNu
hti.u. when ~. successful Russian
often lVe in Galicil was preceded hy O.
diaur,lrrl, rttrrlt. General Wruugcl j.
snid To- have rendered such service "as
60 has. prevented grrat military DIS
lister
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15

u, A.-arini,d If,ss.
MARION Aug ll-ilahur thu
lpagu" ~ nations agricultural issues
and the tariff a.. to De- made h"ad'in
rrs &C senator llsrdiug's campaign
during early September under e pro
gram revealed here TODAY ben connection
Nith announcement ~ plans fHr the
epahiiUsu nominees first speech out.
side Of Ohiu
The iai,ur address viii a., 4 litert-i
IN iahDf DIS, Nonda, SEPTEMBER ..
rr hshiy rom the FRONT porch n D.
Understood number eft bu.r ufslrit
uurs have asked t"r 5iuHlntinn"t
cher
Auruiiarc rud th. l,lgi, ur tu 49,
Coupled in uu ildl''-. 'u S.p."ui.af =
90 fl, Nlurtsuis stat fair grounds
o. Announcing plans f'r thu tI.n De-
rd his drris,n g. -u tu Nrr"~uia
fss in me- u.ust Modification 81 hts
uuHt furch program.
~ definite date hHs l'-n 81 foe
de u-siun 81 the :utf. hut the noni
nee tudsv made plain his purpose %
emphasize a.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
CITY SURROUNDED ON four
SIDES and FLASH OF GUNS
AT FRONT IS NOW VISIBLE
BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

WARSAW Aug 1.-THE front is being gradually brought
Warsaw Before Saturdays dawn, artillery flashes
visible asans, the clouds the north and northeast and
could be heard People the roofs Of the highest build
ings watched the gun flashes until the early hours.
Todays communque comedies that the Poles withdrew further
the the Warsaw 'front.' asserting for the pvr
rgroupg soldiers who have fallen back the defense
line less than 10 kilometers out
But serious than the approach in that direction,
according Observers Is the situation northwest Of Warsaw
where thousand Red csvaymen making rapid prog
toward the Vsul The cavays right flank which follows
right wing of the Russian frontier has been reinforced by
infantry soldiers who requoned the horses
following closely upon the heels Of the cavalry division
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
By A iatsd i'usss
~ A.IIINI- ny

~ ~ istfd frsss.
WASHINGTON. Aux ig-Thr..
Kids mot uf u swimming h,lr in
Hn,i trtk patk. were picked ~ tu.
d,y O., Pfrsi'irut Wilson. tisaied h. q
trt, i've minute motor I'D. aud dfpp.
Ted ut' 10 th DO hunc in town ~ proud
%. folks th"r' could net held them
with rope
To, fri, bad iust rm. fr"m dig
IN uus Of co., pltk'- streams aud were
.hiLirg Hisur th" roadway when tn,
sew o.. White iluusr cat and rrHug
iigud fh. pfes ssft pff cain. tit, lr
.sfs ,nd pc NJ Wilson ordered the
ar -',pi'.'l thy timidlv approached
en- = 90 huu hr was getting along
"iiup in said the president sn I
The, happcd
Al tiang the "a. th.p Kept their
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
Wul Nee, Delegates.

BERLIN. Aug li.--Gencral weiscr.
commanding the l0th Iiolshcylk army In
Lomcza Yesterday told the correspond
eni of the Bcrllncr Zeitung Am Mithg
that Warsaw was surrounded ON four
sides and it, capture was Imminent.
Asked whether peace would be- dcclar.
ed with Poland, General Weiger said:
Certainly u Will" he AIDED that the
soviet government. which he hlid had
been formed at Bialystok. July 20.
would proceed In Warsaw upon the
capture of the city and would conclude
peace "On soviet basis Of the right
IT self-detcrmlnati0n.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
Assailant Gives Blood
in Effort to Save Life
of Man He Shot Earlier

u, Associated Press.
HOT SPRINGS. Arb. Aug. H.
VIII host who WIS shot by his broth.
er.in.law. Neal Irwin. last night died in
u hospital here tonight. although his
asSailant to-day gave more than y pint
II blood ln nm effort 10 save his vie.
Tins life.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
Pre-, cnIrd Disaster
Gigantic Conspiracy
Through Which Booze
Was Stolen, Unearthed

ST. LOFTS. Aug IA gigantic
,unpirarv through which liquor val
ted at $3.50 900 wtS fraudulenilN taken
frnm "a United States bonded ware
lntisr ut Owcnhoro. Kentucky. was re
.r,l-i hv raid here this afternoon
An which deputy constable aud ten
,thsrs WEI earre~t.d after inul p"lic,
with IN. All IL government nEeuts had
recovered more than tiooeo worth 81
the whisk"y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
Gr@rr . Robbed

m" HH lafFd Tvs
-r fu1'~ N-r 1.-Two bandits
f.H ...a.I f..t,l ~ Iw 7 il'irr
f.....I HtHsaI fnT tlr kfur-t Gru..
,.t .HI Hakius company In this city.
OF t.H.s in vest cnd strrrt tonight.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
STOPS ICE WAGONS
IT NlCiiITA FALLS

} lly Associated Press.
WICHITA FALLS. Aug ~
-tnitcd States district atturn.
~ u T. Taylor todly notified
lUral b.. companies that com.
plants would be- filed In the
federal court Monday uulcsS
} m" retail piicc ~ lee was ~.
ducrd a. 80 cents Al prrscni
.cc Is being sold frcm wagons
az 10 CENTS hundred
A. result the Peoples Ice
) company having practically
The wagon trade. In ~. city.
announced that no wagons
would be- sent out Mundpy. and
s,l,s would De- made only from
their plu't.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15

uhlicnn year. they have done things
that they would hot have dared 10
think ~ doing In the past.
RrvgniIe Unrest Of Hour.
"l;eCugniying the unrest u the hour
an dthe disposition az the people To
shake themselves frvc from the cundi.
iinn thut surrounded them during the
VcNing time IT wa. they have argued
that the electorate would turn To the
PARTY not IN power. In the first place
they have nominated che IT their Own
number fur president and then they
la'" attempted 90 fast,n upon the rank
AMI fil" e the PARTY their cred Of hate
and intrigue They discuss plural gov.
'rnWcut with SELF evident cindurs At
times the upper branch ~ congress has
exceeded IT. constitutional authority.
and % iS dominated now with an arrug
aimee without precedent
Emotions stirred
q recognize NOV that the people are
i.-tI,,. that their emotions have b.,u
Gvcrly stirred. that their cun,cnicr -
lave Leon intcrtorcd with by the ucc.s.
stivs ~ war. and that emergency tax.
e. have h"cn oppressive but my mes.
'rs' 60 The people uf this republic IL
thi,
stop bod and listen before Won
s'pp Nsh Yourselves what the react.
..u1ry pulioirS have meant IN the
lplst Reflect upon the certain cousc.
Vu'n,rs ~ I senatorial uligar,hv tab
! iIv over the presidency and depriviug
Dc o. thr characteristics 4 the header.
2 shin which the constitution intended A"
IL, daring that he believed IN cyuiu,
. t.ur and not revolution" Gpvcrnor Coz
600 hr Offered Ohio's record ~ six
wears ts statutory expression cd
7 pr.ETtss rrHitiuV in some detail the
q liu mothers pension, workm q
e, Importation. rural schools code and
B ether Laws decorative. %. said oi TIN,
/ A. neral Humanitarian spirit"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
tlIr I;anhrmptcy Petitions
trnsns Figure.

" ASiIINGTON. Aug ii--Hartf0ri
county. Connecticut. containing Hart.
ford $40 0iG. Increase Sj.S3t. Ut as
Percent
McAil-n. Texas s.gsi. incorporated
snts 1910
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
Senators Trying to Annex
Presidency by Domination Cox Charges;
Is First Sharp Attack Against Enemy

WHEELING. ". Va. Aug. H.
Charge that republican senators az"
irving a. annex the presidency Ia
their domination were made here t.
night 10y Governor Cox In an address
closing his first pretcntiuus attack up.
an his political foes.
The republican party has pass 4
into rraCtiunaiy control" the demo.
cratic presidential candidat. declared
In his speech IN a public meeting an
the ohio river front tonight. following
tn early address Ia the West Virginia
democratic convention IN which he 81.
80 tlayed the senatorial oligarchy."
said Governor Cox at tunights meet.
ing. n decline 10 he tiei e. my front
porch hN u senatorial ring. ] DENY b
the right To- hold me there muzzlcd in
the face of a great public emergency.
ri when | am elected do not intcnd
that scnato.isl ring NOT any uth,r
Mind uf u ring shall own me. ! bclisv"
w. the constitution 81 the Tinted states
and the urcg'ryatiuin ~ divided tJthur.
ny b.twc.n IN. three co.prdnat"
branches ~ our fathers Intended. each
retaining u sindrpendencc Tut not cN.
,crding ~ function"
Want Ring 10 Rule"
NNf NfffNiillfNN N'ihA'lN fAl lfifNfs
The ,l"in~ Ratio standard bearer dcclar.
81 with fling 40 what be- termed the
plural government proposed NV Sen.
aim Harding Il "to make executive at.
tnin. stration not tine affair 81 the ace
sitursillc president himself, hut uf the
time that surrounds him
Charging ,hc republican party with
being under re1ctiuuary control. Geo"
ttp,r Cox sad the late Colonel l,u'.s,.
,cltS fight fnr rs reform VAS uf hot
tr'"u"rlry effect.
domination hy political figures.
pncv Violrutiy r"pudiaicd hv the Amer
irau electorate. b. uuhlushinrly and
und,uiv,l Governor Cox DECLARED
The men who control the tnit'd
States sru1t, ara determined 60 IEU"N
IN, presidency their domination and
what tncv believe Co d. certain o..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15
FURTHER CLOS|NGs
Of EASTERN BANKS
ARE NOT EXPECTED
No OTHER CONCERNS KNOWN TO
EE AFFECTED Nv POINTS
DEALINGS
TWO INSTITUTIONS HURT
Definite Qualification ~ Money Wiz.
ards Tangled tffaIrs Locked
For n Receivers Are
Granted 70

" Associated Press.
BOSTON. Aux. ii.--Assurnnce that
no further bank Blessings are likely ss
~ result " the collapse 81 the financial
dealings ~ Charles Pond was given
tonight by Joseph &. wailen. State
bank commissioner.
THE Hanover Trust company and
the Polish Industrial Association ate
the only banking institutions In New
England known a. be- IN any way AZ.
iccied by the ponzi failure" Mr.. Allen
haid.
Company Taken Over.
THE Polish Industrial Association,
conducting private hank. steamship
faenrv aud other Accommodations fof
immigrants. was taken over by tho
commissioner today. Henry ", Chniel.
inSfi. president uf the association n
nlsu president of the Hanover Trust
company. closed hy the commissioner
enr,y In the wreA Affairs ~ the two
institutions are hopelsssly interviewer.
ID" Polish aESp'iliion had exhausted
virtually nll it, cash. and that its
loans are either bad ~ of doubtful
Value
No bondsmrn Appear. So
- itsHdS f"r eve - hen ming 10.
day for Ponzi OF Tor the three officers
foreign eNchang. company. the 100
percent In six months" concern. Who
we're arrested yert r'iny samuel Zorn.
Tn agent ~ tn 'r"iyT ovchang ccm.
rani was released In s. 900 bond. Def.
init" Qualification Of punz's tangled NJ.
;lirs II looked for II petitions fos re-
ccivvrs fui his Securities exchange
company are gr n'cd hy the federal
court. \ h'aiing viii bc given on these
u"titiu' TuesdrY
Tile Bankruptcy Petitions
Bankruptcy petitions were flied
against the Dld t,inuV foreign CT.
,htugc cumpany to-day
Branch offices in several New Eng.
land cities w-r. closed by cnInty aus
,hur.ties The offi'es II Attorn.y uen.
ernl J Weston Alsn ~ the state house
w"r. crowded throughout the day with
note holders
pirs,rt,ii, ~ ih"s. notes already
has disclosed liuiil ties un POnyis com
Ianv to the extent " ss.0e0. coo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15

uhlican year they have done things
That they would hot have dared u
think uf doing in the ulst.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-08-15

tconiinued on Page Two.)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
OF FAST
BALL CLUB IN CITY
THIS SUMNER GOOD

,rornisss of fast baseball team
for salem during the coming season
and the prospect of seeing some of
the fastest semi professional clubs in
The northwest perform on the local
grounds, We're announced today oy
Biddie Bishop, who is leading in the
movement to re-establish the national
pastime in the city.
Bishop. who was formerly with the
Suite and Tacoma northwestern lea
gue clubs and at one time with the
old McMinnyille "Yelobans," is now
located in Salem with the Willamette
Valley Transfer company. He is en-
thusiastic over the material of which
Salem boasts in the way of local tai
ent. among whom are Cole Cox, Mil
hcr. Proctor, Adams, Keen, Humph-
revs and Craig Knickerbocker of
the old MeAiinnville club, is also avail
able, being employed at present at
the state house.
To strengthen such an aggregation
lit is expected that Wayne Barham,
who was with Portland last year, Jack
| Hayes of the Idaho State league, and
1 Duckey Holmes, a promising Portland
! boy. will be here before the opening
/ of the season. All have expressed
their intentions of locating in Salem.
1t is announced that games will be
arranged with all of the fast teams OF
the Willamette valley and other parts
of Oregon, and that an effort will be
made to bring fast Tacoma and Sc
lattle semi-pro teams here at intervals
during the summer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
..MApE IN OREGON WEEK

The Wooden Mill store is preparing
to make a display Of oregon pro-
ducts that will be creditable to all.
The new store room will be turn
ed into display room entirely eX-
hibits of the Pendleton wooden mills
fancy blankets and fine bath robes,
and there will be exhibits of mems
and bovs' suits made Of fabrics from
the Kay mills of Salem and Eugene
mills. also mems and boys suits made
at our mill in Washougal, as wei as
blankets and other lines; also heavy
voolen socks made by the Columbia
Hosiery mills, also worsted yarn made
by the Oregon Worsted Co. operated
by Roy T. Bishop and sweaters man
ufactured by the Jantzeu knitting
mills of Portland from these Oregon
yorsted yarns Also a line Of Oregon
neckwear made by the Adrian Neck
wear co. Of Portland also line OF
mems fancy shirts, overcoats ana
mackinaws made by the Neustdter
Bros. Of Portland; also a line of log
gers and workingmen' shoes made
by the Nichoff Shoe Manufacturing
Co. of Portland.
MIR. Bishop and his entire staff
are interested in this public educa-
tional display and it is to be trusted
that the public will visit the store
and see what Oregon is doing in these
lines. Capable statesmen will be pro-
vided to detail information as TO all
the lines that win be on display. Pric-
es Of the different lines Will be given
when asked But no importuning to
buy will be permitted. Wooden NH
Store.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
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Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
Jack Fletcher VS.. A. F. Lange, e.
O. Lange and NJ S. Lange. Demurrer.
j. A. Lincoln ct us VS. o. d. Miles
ct ux. Reply.
Clara E. Case VS. w. 1. Needham,
sheriff. Verdict.
L. E. Simmons VS. w. H. Ankeny ct
al. Complaint.
Jack Fletcher VS. A. F. Lange, E. U.
Lange and M. S. Lange, Reply.
Mary Erickson VS. Matte Leland.
Request for trial.
Probate Court.
Augusta Matthes estate. Order to
appoint administrator
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07
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Police here were asked "Wednesday
by Sheriff Watt G, Henderson of Nc
Minnville, to assist in the search for
thieves who, some time Monday night
robbed the Amity drug store. Jewel
ry, kodaks and other articles valued
at about $500 were stolen. the sher-
ifs communication to police here
stated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-07

Sixteen violin students. a part of
Miss Elizabeth Levy's violin ensem-
bic club, will form a box party at the
Opera house tonight and hear the
Cherniavsky trio.