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Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
NEW YORKO UOSTC
STREIKAS CALI PA
TRAUKTI IR GELz-
KELNINKUS.

New York, bal. 8 d. - New
Yorko uosto darbininku streikas,
kick siandien matos, gal bus
apsnekamas visuotiname streiki-
ninku If gelzkelip vyriatrsiu We
deju draugijos suvaziavime.
UnIos vadai tvirtino gelzkelic
traukinip tarnautoju Brolija sto-
vi pasirengusi prisideti prie strei-
ko, kadangi sakoma, jog uostc
darbinlnkams pralaimejus astuo-
niu valandu dienos reikplavimq
selezinkeliai taipgi gall netekti
'astuoniu valandu dienos.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
LITVINOV APIE LENKU
REIKALAVIMUS.

Paryzius, bal. 4 d. = Rusp
sovietines valdzios atstovas Lit
vlnov apie lenku reikalavimus
pasake Sitaip:
Lenkijos reikalayimas atsta-
tymo we M. ru6eziQ yra netei-
slngas, nes tie rubeziai apimtu
zemes, kurios priklauso til,riems
ruSams.
"Kiekviena sails turf teise val
dytis taip, kaip jai patinka, Len
.klJa 81 besiStengdama uzsrGbti
tuos kraStus pc priedanga sau-
Solimo Syventojp nlo bolSeviz-
mo, clSiasi nepadoriai
"SaV;etai nenori uzkrauti sa-
ro priacipV ait .llokios nors tau
toS.
"Lenkp inperializmas, paga-
lastas uzinteresuotq Salip propa-
gandos tuoju tikslu, kad susilp-
minus sovietine valdziq, yra pa
vojingas Rusijai tuomi, kad jis
vercia laikyti didele kariuomene.
Musu noru yra dcmobilizuoti 81
ia kariuomene Kuogreitiausiai
tatai Leinkijai BIS naudinea su-
mazinu savo teriloriniuS reika-
lavimus.
.Jei Lenkija splrtusi gauti ru-
sp krastus il bandytp atsiimti
uos karine speka, tqsyk visa Ru-
s!la' drauge su am.inais sovietu
2rlesais stotp sinti~ Russia. Nei
viena partija nenori svetimos val
izios niekur.
"Taigi as sakau, kad musu
;9rlnclpu yra laisve NUNS If lais
We kittens"
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
SOVIETU KAREIVIJOS
EINA ANT VlLNIAUS.

Varsava, t..l. 3 d. = Bolsevi-
kai pradejo pulti lenkus abysa-
liai Dauguvos upes, national
pradedami savo zadetaji zygj
Siauriniame fronte linkui Vii
niauS.
sios dienos latviu pranesimai
pasako apie kovq ivairiose vie
tose Sitame fronte. Nienas latviu
pranesimu pasako apie atmusi-
ma bolseviku Osvejos ezerc
apielinkej.
Kova ypatingai esanti smarki
Dedino apielinkej pagal siauri-
MUS Dauguvos krantus.
Tarp Polocko ir Borisovo, ant
Berezinos, lenku pranesimas0 pa
'skelbe dideli bolseviku puolima
Lenkai atmuse bolSevikus If nu-
ware juos pietu linkui.
LaikraSciai praneSa apie suo-
mill susirupinima bolSeviku pa
|sisekimais tolimuose siauriuose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
N. Y. SOCIALISTAI YES
KOVA RINKIMAIS.


New York, bal. 5 d. - Socia-
listq organizacijp virsininkai w
reisk1. kad socialishi nuspren-
de perkeltl kova w istatymq jl
penkip narip, isvytu is New
4orko legisletufos, atgal j ju
vietas per rinkikus specialiuose
rlnaimuose. sakoma, kad bus
prasoma governoro paskelbti
specialius rinkimus, kur isvary-
ieji vel bus pastatyti kandida-
ais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05

VISA AIRIJA PO SAR-
GYPA.

Londonas, bal. 3 d. = Dubli-
mas, Cork, Londonderry, Dun
dalk, Limerik it kiti svarbiausie-
il central yra apsiausti kareivil
ir motoriniu karq, o daugelyje
vietQ keliai uztverti akstinuotp
vielu tyoromis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
SOCIALISTAI LAIMEJO
RINKIMUS.

Davenport, Iowa, bal. 3 d. =
ooclalstai siandien laimejo mics
o rinkinus, isrinkdami visuy
miesto virSininkus If penkis is
'-eoniq miesto aldermanus. Ju
programs reikalauja sumazin;
mo mokesGiq, kad nebutp suke-
llama paskola kitaip kaip tik tie
siu balsavimu If kad kainos va
ziavimo gatvekaria;s butu ze-
nesnes.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
LIETUVIAMS MINETI-
NOS DIENOS.

Bal. S d. 1870 m. Vilniuje inkur-
ia pirmutin6 mokykla.
Bal. 6 d., 1872 m. lietuviai sudc-
gino gudp pill Pereiaslavl
Bal. I3 d., 1888 m. kryziuoGiai
pradejo kare su zenaitiia.
Bal. IS d., oo7 m. lietuviai nu:u-
de pirm2ji Srikstionybes
skelbeja Vaitieku.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
MADRIDO BARZDASKU.
CIAI STREIKUOJA.

Madridas, bal 3 d. = Madri-
do barzdaskutiai siandien isejo
visuotinan streikan. Jie reika-
lauja savaitines mokesties 50
pesetp ir kad septintadieniais ne
butp dirbama. Darbdaviai atsi-
sake iSpildyti jq reikalavinus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
AMERIKIECIAI JAPONI-
JOJ NEUZGANEDINTI
SUTARTIES ATME-
TIMU.

Toxic, bal d. cia csantie-
j amerikietiai. ar tai jie butp
pirkliai. ar misionieriai, jau6iasi
apsivylusiais Suv. Nalstiju sena-
to nepatvirtinimu taikos sutar-
ties. Paprate ziureti i dalykus
platesniu zvilgsniu, jie apgailau-
ia politini partinuma If sailisi,
kad senatas taip pasielse
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
TALIJA TVERIA Trio
LIAUS VALSTYBE.

Vienna, bal. 5 d. = Paskelbta
>askalas, kuris tyliai bet toly-
zio ejo per kelis m5nesius poll
niuose rateliuose, kad Italijos
rolitikieriai rengia plenq korido-
iui Vokietijon per Tiroliu. Pra-
lesime sakonla, kad jp tikslu yra
isteisti nepriklausoma Tiroliaus
%aistyb5 po atIlijos globa.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
800 UzMUSTU RUHRO
MUSIUOSE.

Berlinas, bal. 3 d. - Kaip si
.vakarq tia apturetos zinios pra-
mesa, tai Duisburge, Ruhro 2p-
skrityj 800 darbininkp krito, mu-
siuose su valdzios kareiviais at
siqstais sukilimui malsinti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
INPUOLE MEsKU RUSIN ;
NUEDE RANKA IR KOJA.

Bern, bal 3 d. Medicines
studentas August Mahler inkri-
to mesku rusin siandien zooiogi-
jos dare bemesdamas morkas
zverims. il nuveze ligoninen bio
game padejime 1verys nucde
visai kairiaja koja If ikairiajq
rankq.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
DANIJOS MINIOS REIKA-
LAUJA zMONIl KA-
BINETO.

Kopenhaga, bal. 3 d. Ka-
ralius susauke Si vakara susirin4
kimar rune visq partijp vadus.
Dideles minios susirinke ties
niestabueiu If sustoje j eiles nu-
marsavo pas karaliaus ruma,
sAmalinborgo rumu, nesini re-
reikalaujancia, kad ka-
ralius pagelbetu prasalinti visuo-
tino streiko nelaime.
Rezolircijoie taipgi reikalauja-
ma, kad butq sudaryta minister
ia susidedanti is yyru nepriside-
jusiu prize dabartiuio krizio, ku-
rie turetu Tarlamento parama.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
Daugelis Suarestuota.

Padetis Airiioje, kaip Daily
Express korespondentas sake,
dar niekuomet nebuvo tolia bio
ga kaip dabar Dublino rumo
Nirsininkai, aplankydam; COVER
nora Lodge, uz dviejp myliu
nuo rumo, vaziavo Saryuotais
karais.
Is Anglijos atsiusta daug So
viniq kareiviams einantiems sar-
Sybq Airiloje. Nisi keleiviai at
vykstantieji is Anglijos Airiion
yra iSkratomi, ar neturi kokil
sinktiu su savim.
Naujos kliutys iskilo tarp Sim
Feineriu kaliniu Mount Joy kale
Jime, Dubline. Jis skundesi. kad
su jais apsieinama kaip ne syl
politlniais kaliniais If i5ejo ba-
dinin strelkan. Vienok strehSas
tapo sulaltzytas ir aaisi Aaliniai
dabar yra surakinti panGiais.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
pAsKYRE AIRIJos
SEKRETORIU.

Londonas, bal. d. = Mani
niu reikalp sekretoriaas padeje-
jas Sir IIamar Greenwood tapc
paskirtas vyriausiu Airiu sekre-
toriumi i vietq rezignavusio va
kar Ian MACPHERSON.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
POETUGALAI, PATVIR-
TINO VERSAILIAUS
SUTARTl.

Lisbona, Portugslija, bal / d
senatas ir atstovp butas sian
dien patvirtino versailine sutarti
Uzsienio reikalu ministerial TIM
jaus pasiunte kuJera Paryziun
su Portugalijos patvirtinimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
Margl17
sIAURAs zEMGAL1o
ATRAbIMAS.
-Tasa
SsDtUn1HnneHananoa9e9HHa
(ziur Il" n ~

Sitoje kelioneje, be media
pasiekes zemgali Peary tt
atsizadeti savo tikslo, nes !.
10 atsaiusias abi kojas. Norr
buvo toliausiai pasiekes sis
kras!a, pavadindamas il Mo-
X. Jesupo priezemiu Grenlan9
jc If taipgi s4I7 siaurinei I
tunios laipsnl vakariniame
ly, bet jis Wis dar buvo nu. (
nes. Sayo dienyne jis ras6s
"Zaisme nutruko. Mano
siolikos metu svajone pasib :
As kovojau kick tik as galt
lr as manau, kad as kovojau
raj. Bet as negalejau pa,
to, kas yra negalimu'. {
Bet sugrizes ciYilizacijos
saalin Peary s1mMe da
na' kelione atlikti. Tap,TI
paskirtu laivu. Roosev
iuplauke toliau uzs'
dcnynu negu koks
niuju jurciviq. p"i' 5 ,r q.
70 sep, l'ss<e ego akavo Treb
s5ifa4 II mobili Jasi Djuver'
lyke, l1ur yra 9odo kareiviu 5
kulkasyaidziais II artilerija. TrC
Dizonde rar1u If siirates nelat
kama. Cia buvo paskelbta WI
sono nota apie turkq STUART
Talkininl<ai dldlna spaudim
tam, kad kabinetas pultp, vie
nok jis nusprendes laikytis tc
Ilai, kol bus galutlnal priversta
Talkininkai Daro Spaud;mas
Londonas, bal. 3 d. = Talk
ninkai inteike bendra notQ. ku
jie pakartoja savo reikalavimus
kad turkq valdaia tu,; oiie;alis
Issizadeti tautinio judejimo, =
sako Exchange Telegraph telee
rama is Konstantinopolio, utal
ninko data.
Ada Bazaar, miestas tiesiai
rytus nuo konstantinopolio If q
23 myiq nuo anglu ineinamoj
uosto vakarinen Mazojon Az
jon, Ismido, tapo uzimtas utal
ninke tursq tautininkq kareivit
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
veda Miesto Taryba.'

Procesija apie is 10000 EMO
nil, vedama Kopenhagos mics
to tarybos pirmininko Stauningo
numarSavo gatvemis pas ruma.
Tafybininkai nesusieji rezoliuci-
ia tuojars buvo prileisti orie ka-
raliaus.
Raitoji policija bande neleisti
r1iniai eiti Amalienborgo pleciun
bet staigas iskelimas raudonr
velukp pabaide arklius ir tuks-
tanciai zmoniu subruzdejo pie
ciun aptvertan keturiais karaliaus
rumais.
Karalius SIT premjeru Liebt
prieme pasiuntinius. Jis pasta.
dsjo apsvarstyt:: rezoliucijq, bet
premjeras sako nenoris nusileis-
ii.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
oRAS
CHICAGoJE IR APiELlNkeJE

Siandien grazu II sil6iau.
Sauletekis, 5:2S val. ryto;
Sauleleidis, 6:IS val. yak.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-05
Jiesko Ginklu Karuose.

Dublinas, bal. 3 d. = Karinis
atsarSrnas Dubline .virsija Vi
soki atsarsrma, kokis buvo ma
tytas po velyku 1915 m. Npa-
tinga donna karinio kardono APP
supancio miesta yra atkreipta
rezimus sieno, kurie yra bado-
nj durtuvais; net uzmiestio eat-
vekariai yra sustabdomi ir pasa-
zieriai apjieskomi, ar nesiveza
ginklu.
I'inglasse, siaurinej miesto pu-
;ej kareiviai uzeme tusSius ma
mus il national zada butt juo-
Sc kelias dienas.
St. Edna kolegija Rathfarn-
1ame, kuriq pirmiaus vede Pat
'ick Pierse, nuzAdytas lake SUI
kilimo 1910 m, taipgi yra uzim-
"a kareiyiu.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Dallas News

Dallas, Nov. 25.--Mr. and Mrs.
Barold Rich will spend Thanks
giving with Mrs. Rich's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Foster, at
Bridgeport.
Mrs. A. NJ. Perry is spending a
few days in Portland visiting with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Van Orsdol
returned Saturday evening from
Portland where they had been Wis
itirg with Mr.. and Mrs Thonns
C. Van Orsdol. They We're in at
tendance at the Pacific northwest
stock show which was held last
week.
City Engineer f. j. Hines is
supervising the cleaning of the
streets in Dallas,
Miss Lenore Preston is spend
ing the Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 3.
f. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Meyers
were Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meyers at
Hebo,
Mrs Chris ]. Benny is spending
week visiting friends and form
er school associates in Eugene.
Pastor Rossel. minister OF the
Christian church in The Dalles,
has been called to the Christian
church in Monmouth. He has al
ready taken up his work.
Mrs, Berry who demonstrates
the Fancy Art needle. is now At
store and will be there for
a few days,
c. w. Johnson. a resident of
Falls City. was in Dallas Tuesday
morning on business.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Hazel Green Notes

Hazei Green, Or, Nov. 25.--AIrs.
Den Jones of Philomath same
Monday to visit her son, Professor
r.. w. Zones.
Mrs Anna Payne, who has been
uh her daughter. Naomi at North
Hend spent Tuesday at A. IT. Van
ateaves and will be in Salem m,
awhile. -oi
The Fox home. ''
4. w. w. Rosebraugh and fa,,,,,
sDent Sunday with friends here Mr.
snoseoiaugh preached in the morn.
sng ae the United Brthren church.
MISS Margery Parmenter drove
AoWn from Albany Monday and
spent the night at home.
"A parent-teachers orpan;,,.;v,
Mas affected at Labish Center Fri-
1ay evening with the following of.
ncers; President. Mrs. A, Roynton,
sicepresident r. DeGoss; secre,orr
Mrs. Myers: treasurer Harry
Eoehm. "s
Mark Aspinwall is buildinr ,
Hugh. "io'ier'
set Iavener and Ben Wilson
nave eplisted in the army ana have
some to Camp Lewis to study ras
engineering. 9"'
oL r, w. Jones and Miss Caro-.
eh Williams attended the institute
in Salem this week.
sene Parmenter accompanied his
SISTER 10 Albany Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Convict Out On
Parole Ferges
Check; Caught

Dallas, Nov. 25.-Harold Beard,
an ex-convict who was paroled be-
fore his term had expired some
years ago, is again at the state PEN
itentiary. Beard forged check on
September /, 1917, for the sum of
$69.S5 on the Falls City pank.
The sheriff attempted to locate
him shortly after his forgery but
was unable to do so for some
time.
A year after the forgery, the an-
thorities at Bend unprecedented
Beard and, after he was placed in
Jail, Polk county authorities were
notified; but he escaped before
the authorities could get to Bend.
He has. been at large since then
until about months ago when
the authorities located him near
Madras. Sheriff John w. Orr, of
Polk county, at once sent iepu-
ty to get Beard but when the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Amity Items

Amtty, Nov. 25,-The East Sids
Sewing club met last F,ss,v az.
ternoon at the home OF Mrs 7
r. Northway. in spite OF the mn.
seriain weather great many
ehtnred out and spent a pleasant
aaternoon in conversation and a,-
-fnesfic art A lunch was SERVED
during the afternoon by the host
ess Present at the meeting were
Nssdames +. Walling, H. Martin.
n b. Newman. w. Weston. r.
1alanan. J. Switzer. II. Brothers
.snd II. Schaeffer and Mrs North :
-HAsrs bnother who arrived last
sweek from Kansas. F. visseau
grid ne Misses Kneeiand and Wald
-ren- The next meeting OF the club
VIII be held on Friday afternoon
Recenber the Sd NJ the home Of
Mrs Fred Schaeffer.
Asnity is 10 have five night
thaufauqua festival cormea@ing
Friday evening December and
s>1osing Wednesday evening De-
ceInber 9. posters are ont announc
fI,E me numbers. This is a new
rFnfure for this city md Judging
IL the spirit with which the pro-
hlofers are entering into the af-
Lair II should be a success. I
Harry schaeffer, one OF our far
uers who Is IN the chicken reis-
rs business has some very lne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Wave Of Petty
Thefts Strikes
City Of Dallas

A9aalaS. Ore, Nov. 25.--Proof
THAT the wave Of petty burglaries
dihat has been sweeping the larger
xsitaes Of the state has not left the
smaller towns unscathed has been
aDnnd in the number of thefts
parpetrated in this city during the
usast few weeks.
Among the victims OF the pet
~ crimes Is a prominent physician
Df Dallas whose automobile was
drained of gasoline while 1t was
sfanding in front Of the home Of
a0ne Of his patients. Floyd l.. SEN
8sE deputy county clerk. while un-
Aoatiing his household furniture be-
1Ore his new home on Court street,
was robbed Of so grain sacks and
dsvD horse blankets.
County Clerk Floyd Moore is the
iniest victim. During his recent
aihssncc In Portland his chicken
Hoase was entered and number of
%osmg chickens stolen This is the
'ssnond time in several months that
ninrves have visited Mr.. Moore's
chicken house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
71tect Ne7os Covering Central Willamette Valley BY Special R
Polk Teachers
Organize With
Byers at Head

Dallas, Or, Nov. 25.-The Live
Teachers association was formed
at the meeting OF the Polk county
teachers institute held in Dallas.
wednesday, Thursday and Friday
q fIast week. The final plans for
ahe organization of the association
were consummated and the organ
Hxafion known as the Principal
Club" consolidated with the newly
organised body.
Instead Of only the principals OF
file schools Of the county taking
I,art In the formulating OF plans for
abe schools. all the teachers in the
aounty are eligible and are urged to
attend these meetings. Heretofore
it has been the custom to hold
ahree Institutes during the year, but
the Live Teachers Association"
will hold monthly meetings.
The association will meet on the
first Saturday of the month and the
first meeting will be held at Mon
mouth, December 4, either at the
Monmouth high school or training
school building The forepars of
1he day will be turned over to the
institute and the remainder of the
day the association has planned an
excellent program for the opening
meeting. If the time Of meeting
falls ON holiday, the meeting will
he held on the following Saturday.
The program which has been
prepared for the opening meeting
follows: Musical numbers, ques-
tion box, an amusing skit by the
public school children, an address,
Discipline. Professor H. w. Cope
land: address by public school
teacher. to be selected; address,
supervised Study" o. ID. Byers;
address, Literature Through the
Grades and Up" Mrs. H. c. Sey-
a,eur: art discussion, Miss Ala
hama Brenton.
Officers of the association were
selected at the meeting held at the
high school at Dallas, and were as
follows: President, o. ID. Byers;
rice-president, c. F. Grover; secre-
tary. w. A. Johnson; chairman of
pr0gram committee, j. r. Bidgood;
Dther members Of committee, H. w.
Copeland. A. C. Canterbury and
Josiah Wills. Delegates were also
selected to attend the Oregon State
J'eachers association. namely: Mrs.
Chloe Seymour, Mrs. j. Fl. Collins,
W A. johnson and Miss Kate
HOux.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

deputy arrived at the sheep camp
where he was supposed to be, he
foreman informed him that he
would be in in short time with
string of horses and to have
his dinner. The deputy and the Of
ficials from Madras who were
with him, had their dinner there
and, in the meantime. the string
of horses came in but Beard was
not with them. 1t was presumed
that some one notified him and he
made his getaway.
About 10 days ago, he was To-
Gated at Heppner and was arrested
and taken to Salem penitentiary
where he now is awaiting the trial
of the state authorities and, If he
is not compelled to serve the bal
ance Of his term on former
charge, Polk county authorities
will prosecute the forgery charge
for which he was jndicted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

stock, he has named his iatm the
"Oak Side Farm" This Is good
move and every farmer shoul ]
think enough of the place that
gives him a living to name it.
Donald Woodman spent last
Saturday in the. county seat.
Fred and Frank Finnicum of
Dayton spent the latter part of
the week in this city and on Sat
urday they went with some of their
friends from here to see the big
football game in Corvallis.
Hope Briedwell spent the week
end visiting wit hfriends in Cor
wallis and attending the college
festivities.
J.. w. Briedwell, president of the
local bank, was among those on
business in McMinnville Monday
Arthur Allison and Ivan Waddel
spent Friday and Saturday in Cor
wallis attending the O.. A. Gu. OF
o. football game.
Mrs. Everett Walker of Portland
spent Sunday here at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. ivan Wood, and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. Buff
fun.
George Morrison, one of our
prosperous farmers and prune
raiscrs, spent most OF last week
in Portland attending the stock
show. s-a 4 44 ~
Mr. and Mrs. A. Post of New
berg were Friday visitors here at
the home Of Mrs. Posts parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Yarnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Walters
of Salem are visiting with old
time friends here this week, these
people used to make their home in
this community. at
Mrs. M M. Nelson, who has
been in the McMinnville hospital,
WAS brought home last Saturday
and is doing nicely.
Mrs Addison Jellison of Camas,
Wn., who has been staying with a
sister for two weeks in Eugene
stopped off at Amity Sunday eve
ming till Monday, on her way
home.
Mrs. Rosina Wallace is spend
ing a few weeks in McMinnville
visiting with relatives.
Mrs. Roy Shields of Salem is
spending this week here at the
home Of her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Patty.
Rev. Weeks of Kimball college
of Salem was in Amity Sunday eve
ming and had charge of the eve
ming singing at the Methodist
church.
Mrs. Ralph Ballou was Tues
day visitor in Portland.
Mrs. Charles Burch of this
place visited Tuesday in McMinn-
vile with relatives and friends.
Miss Gertie Rea, f. w. Rea and
Alfred Emerson and Donald Wood
man are the local delegates APP
pointed from the Methodist church
to attend the county Sunday school
convention in Newberg Friday,
Saturday ana Sunday of this week.
Mrs. G, b. Abraham is spend
ing the week with friends. and rel
atives in Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Newman
left Wednesday morning for Glow
erdale where they will spend
Thanksgiving with the Clarence
Dunn family.
Eugene Strout and Miss Lois
Strout spent saturday and sunday
in Corvallis visiting their sister,
Miss Edna, who is student there
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Polk County Girl
Victim of Flu

Dallas, Or, Nov. 25.-Miss Alice
M. Lynch, age 81 years, daughter
of A. M. Lynch living near Mccoy
died recently from the effects of
the flu. Miss Lynch was well known
in that community and her parents
have the hearty sympathy of their
many friends.
This is the first case reported in
Polk county this fall, resulting in
death by the flu. However, there
are several cases in the territory of
Buell. and Perrydale but the pa
tients are recovering nicely,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
SWAMP-RO1
KIDNEY AR

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really etonas ~ ~
a medicine u. -
of the k;drevs ~. ss.'ss
DR.. Kilmar's g.. nv. !,
the hjpbest a. as'4y 4.
has nrovon = y I ~
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Former Mill City.
Bow lis Drowned

Mill city, Or, Nov. 25.-Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin of this city received
word a few days ago of the death
of their son, Mike Calvin, who was
formerly a resident of this vicinity.
He was drowned Monday in Wash
ington, according to the informa-
ton received by his mother, where
he had been working for some time
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

heodora saunders twenty veyearold Texas beauty who
lese IN Chicago hotel loved longer
r. Carver foreign trade of the Chicago Association
OF commerce. the whipped
dagger with which
into her heart Carver is WIFE
the police
"here Miss Saunders telling
centre death
card among fortune tes knife in the of
the police.
en two months
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25
Too Much spooning.

Boston, Mass, Nov. 25.-Spoon-
ing takes up too much time In the
average young persons existence
and interferes with the serious
things of life"
That is the belief of young folks
of both sexes of the Protestant
churches of Jamaica Plain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

and five of whom didn't? Well,
if you do, you will remember that
the Lord wouldn't have anything
to do with the five without lights
and neither will this court"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

Taxpayers of the 10 districts com
prising Milton and Freewater have
voted to bond the Union high school
district in the sum of 100000 for
the construction of new Union
high school building.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

IT. T. n, --~.u
! ne is survived By M,
an. ana sister aaliping /
ielt lei his mother sls,,N \
war risk insurance II, M
Prior 70 going oversee h
service. It Is esuee,.,
mains ,1. viii be sroas5i
,,,a = ilne monument rs
me .,l Union cemstsry NJ
The The citizens Of the Il,
frederick Nodine, ds,,'
cemetery. '''S
Ine state board Il
medlately file suit N
Wipcbac} - ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

Some wheat is being shipped
from the farmers warehouse at
Eugene on the basis of Sc cents a
bushel f. o. b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-25

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