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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-05-20
Worn Down, Out Of Heart
Georgia Lady, Won-out and 7Ied Tells How She
Was Helped by Zlr01 Iron Tonic.

1--WE heard of Ziron, and from what
I read, I was sure it wouldn't hurt me,
II it didn't help me. But after taking
It, found it really helped me, and I
sent back for more. / ate better, felt
much stronger. am sure Ziron is
a splendid tonic"
Many people, who are worn down and
disheartened, due to stomach disorders
and nervous ills, find relief by toning
up their blood with Ziron Iron Tonic.
Tell your druggist you want to try
Ziron on our money-back guarantee.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-05-20
wYHE personal experience of Mrs.

wYHE personal experience Of Mrs.
Mamie Phillips, Of Powder
Springs, Ca, is printed below in
her own words:
Il was in worn-out condition. My
stomach was out of order. / didn't
sleep well. l was tired all the time.
I couldn't half eat, and didn't rest
well at night.
Il would get out Of heart and blue
I would feel like l was going to be
down in bed. Yet I kept dragging
around.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-05-20
Fine Results From Simple Dyes.

A demonstration held in London by
the Knox Guild of Design and Crafts
showed the beautiful results produced
by ordinary methods Of dyeing. Some
woolen stuffs woven by members Of
the guild with primitive apparatus
were dyed with privet, bcacken, gorse
and ether well-known plants and even
with SCOT from the chimney, the last
producing a beautiful old gold tint.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-05-20
SUSPICIOUS.

GAS he came in, noticed his race
was lighted with wonderful glow
and his eyes were shining"
"Say, where could he get anything
TO make him all lit up that wayT'
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1920-05-20
The Shorn Lamb,

sWhy did wilkins decide to stay n
the army?"
"He d.dnt see any other way Of get
ing an overcoat this winter. The
Home Sector.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
UN NCENDIO
EN- La FERAZ
HUAS TECA
EL Uoraz elemento ha
abrasado toda una
uaStd Serrdnid

releorama Especial oara Ia PRENSt
LAREDO, Texas, Abril 3.-Iele-
gramas de San Luis Potosi dan cuen-
ia de que I'm voraz incendio abrasa
Ia sierra de Alvarez de. Ia Huasteca
Potosina Y que las fieras est&n aban-
donando esos lugares y llegando los
campos para escapar del incendio.
El fuego, dicen los mismos men
safes, Sc ha extendido prodigiosamcn-
te Y ha comenzado llegar 8 los
carnpos de sembradio, Jemiendose que
cause mayores perjuicios de los que
ha ocasionado hasta el presente.
Los campos madereros han sido
destruido en- gran parte, segdn Sc
sgrega en- los despachos, diciendose
que las p&rdidas son muy considera-
bles, pero que eGa no puede estifnar-
Sc debidamente 8 cuanto ascienden.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

De. Ss-1-cio .sps--a' 1. ii FHE"SA-
PARIS Abril 3.-Ei Icencjado don
Francisco Leon Dc Ia Barra, EXPIRE
sideute de Mexico, declare hoy que
nc da imporcancia Il Proclama re
volucionaria cue Sc do a corocer e7
Aqua PTista, Sonora. III a cUa. Gya-
rece q COMO el Presidence proylslo-
nal al frente de IN cabinere de coai-
ci6n.
No creo que exiSta tai documeR-
to.-diio el Hcenciado de Ia Barra al
mostrarsele el despacho de Ia Prensa
Asociada que daba cuenta DE IA apa-
riciGn de Lss proc!anas revolQciOna-
rias en- Aqua Prista. Tengo una gran
estimation Por el licenciado don Emi-
lio Rabgsa, q quien Sc hace aparecer
como Secretario de Relacione5 EXte-
r;ores en- el gobierro revoiucionario
aludido en- Las proclamas; = nc esta-
DO en- communication con el pero nun
ca ha sabido de un noviniento de Ia
naturaleza del que Sc aouncia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
[nUadieron
Guatemala
los saba
d0renos
Ell ideal de Morazdn re.
mace potente de las
cenizas eR que pd-
recia Gpagado

y-<,--rar.. ss,s-i., ,ar- i EEENSt.
n IUDAD DE MEXICO, Abr!i s.
- -Radiosramas recibidoS en- Ia
.a,ariou inalsmbricA de ChapuisePec
procedentes de Ia estaeion inAia nbri-
ca quo Mexico regalo al Salvador. IN
fornau que variss partisss de houi-
br-. ArmAdos han e-u=ado IA fronte-
rars con Gustemala, internandose en
-ste pals con el propOsito de GR'Ese
a los rerolucionarios para derroeNr ei
xobierno de Estrada Cabrer~ PRO
-lanar la republica &c Centro Auae-
rica.
Sexan 10. rnismos de4paehos. los re-
voIueionSrios Euatenauteeos no de-
sesn nombrar nuevo PrcsideTte en-
,ustitueion dc Estrada Cabrera, Eino
:raba Jar enpenossmeute por ioSrar
a confederation de Guatemala con
os otros paises ccntro-ame-icaGos
-sal!za ndo el ideal de Morazan.
Por su Pnrte, los centre america
nos residences en esea capital, qae
vienen trabajando Por el rniSno ideal
IL Ia Union Centro America, envia-
ron un largo mensaje al doetor Sal
vador Mendiets. Eder del raovimientc
unionistA, sugiriendo!e que PtdA al
xobierno de Ell Salvador QUE Proe!s-
re Ia Union de Centre America. con
10 cual dsra IN zraG impulse a los
trabajos de los unionistas, impulse
CUE servira, ade11as, para haeer fra
cassr los eSfuerEos cue Estrada Ca
brera hace para evitar Ia corfedera
cion de los cinco paises.
Los centro auericanos que resi-
den en- ssea capital ha sugerido los
revolucionarios guatenalteeos TO-
dos los uuionistas que PoStuien candi-
dato a la Presidencis De Ia Repubii-
ca Confederada al doctor Msndiesa,
4ui-r aseguran cucnta con las sim
p4tiss de los partidsrios del un;onis-
mo en- Guatemala, Ell Salvador. Hon
iuras, Costa Rica Y Nicaragua.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Sc CASO PELAEZ Y SUS BODAS
FUEaON COMO LAS DE
CAMACHO
.,s,y5-,o Esp.eia, ,c-a IL PFENSA.

Tc.er-a-.o Espeeial pe-a Ii PRENSi.
LAREDO, Texas, Abril 3.--PelAez.
jefe del movimiento revolucionario
en- la Huasteca 2 la IONA petrclifera,
contrajo naatrimonio hace pocos dias
' sus bodas fueron suntuosas, a de-
cir de algunos via!eros p-ocedentes
de tetloyuca.
FL 'trosseau' para Ia novia fue en-
cargado a Paris, segin dicen los mis-
mos inforrantes y cost6 una sortu-
IA.
MiIlares De pesos fuerol gastados
por Pelaez en la fiesta nupcial, que
constituy6 un acontecimiento de ex-
traordinaria suntuosiGad en- toda IA
comarca dominada DOT los revolucio-
narios peIaistas.
La actual sedora de Pelaez Sc lla-
ma Clndomira Gonzalez
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Protesto contra los otentados de que
es vlictiinQ Oregon

T-:issTr7zd Esgtc.=. para La FREHSA
NOGALLS AriZ, abriI g. FL
general P}utarco Elias Gales, l1der
obregomSta que lego Il NOgales,
Son, q iueves en- Ia noche proce-
delte de Aqua IcicJa, ha dccidido
permaneccr en- dicha po6laciGn du-
rante alginos dias, segun manifes-
to habiendo hecbo, las siguientes
declaraciones con motiY0 de I'm te,
lcgralna cue recibi6 de Laredo, Te-
xas. del general Salvador .Mvarado,
en- e. que le avisa que Obreg0n que
do libre de la custodia a que Sc le
Sujet6 deSpues del arresto de que
fuG vlctima, en- Tampico, hace al
gunos dIas:
Eel telegrama del general Alva-
rado confjrma la manifesto in
tenci6n de los simpatizadores in
coudicionales del actual gobicrnO,
de cometer toda clase de atentados
ell la persona del h6rOe de Celaya
Ell recompensa de los servicios pres
tados p0r el al pals.
No podia esperarse otra cosa dc
un gobierno decadente = perversO
que ha traicionado todos los prin-
cipios proclamados desde 1910. J no
sorprenderia a nadic que Sc tratara
ic a1entar contra la vida del gr
raj Obrcg6n para yolYer q aque-
Hos dias tragicos que sobrevinieren
Ell Ia ciudad de Mexico, Y que die
ron pOr resultado q asesinato del
PreSidente Madero,
"Por 10 tanto, es necesario que
la prensa, como Terdadera imagen
de los sentimientos del pueblo, pro
tcste CONTRA el atentado, como un
aviso oportuno para todos los ciu-
dadanos que no estan dispuestos
d per1nitir que Sc Yulnerer nues
tras Ieyes coE el au1ilio de Ia fuer-
"a armada ' al amparo de las SOM
bras de Ia impunidad."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
BONILLAS ES
CATOLICO, NO
PROTESTANT
Tai nsegura Monies,
el jete de su
Cdmpdnd

STSzE-c.or4 rt-rrsG- rcrS - FfLE--NS-
CIUDAD De MEXICO, Abril s
Federico NorteS, presjdeute del con-
sejo directive del Partldo Clv:lista
Que t-abaja en favor lie e candida
tura del ingeniero Ig1acio Bonilas
nara IA Presidencla Ge IS RepGblca,
ha declarado g Ia 2reusa diaria de
esta capital que IS absolutamente
falsc 10 aSegurado publ,cameEce res
pecto a que e. candidate semjoficiai
ses proteStante.
e candidate ' ~ ;a.ailia,-dijo
neutrality-suspicious. a religion ca1oG-
ca. ' eI clero = todos los cjuGsdanos
cue professor Is religion catoica 10
Geben tener e. -nelor teuoy de ser
objeto de persecuciores O. paTte &c
nuestro candidate, 81 ilega n podev.
supplements porque professor eSa
religion. pGes = iDgenlero Bo1iIlas
- propons gobe.-ra- con a ley ) es-
"a protege b codas Las -ehgioDes por
iguaL
La dec!araci6n de Monies Ia s!do
hecha e2 vista De "a yrensnda opoS:-
cioc que - Ie esraba hacienda s "a
csndidatura Boniilas entire el eie-
neuto caCobco que eonstituye Is ma
yoria de IA repubEca- ESa oposici6n
Sc funda en Ia creencls de cue Bo-
nil,as es protest2nte, creencia que el
propio candidate Sc nego s deSavane-
GER, pues cuando Sc le pregunto por
los Representatives. de los pe1odieos
s. era verdad cue no ers cat6Eco st2o
protestanCe, contesto Giciendo cue en-
e case &c que criunfars procurarla
gobeTUsr de GcueCdo con ia constitu-
ci6n-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Ellie. F. !. de Ia Borro.P. Elias Gales otoca al
no ha tornado gabinete Cobierno de Carranza
No sobe nada de las procIornas publ
codas en- Sonora

e ex-PresIdeate mexicaDo apro-
vech6 ia oportunidad para poner ter
ulino g los ruuores que han circulado
respecto de Antonio Gibbon, 80
brino suyo que recientemente regre-
- g America para buscar el apoyc
de los Estados Unidos para VI mo
vim;ento favor de 81 candidatura
Z Ia Presidencia."
e. Ncenciado De Ia Barra declare
que Gibbon no es sob-ino suyo : que
nUncs. jar2as, ha tenido con el hgas
poIiticas de niaguna naturaleza Y
que ignora todo 10 que SO relaC;one
con 81.
El Icenctado de Is Barra expres6
ademas, cue no Sc ocupa en- cuest:o-
nes Politicas en- la actualidad, siuo.
que dedica todo So tempo al mejor
desempedo del cargo que tiene en- Pa
rs, como Consejero de Bancos Ame-
rioanos, ingleses y franceses y sten
der su curse de Derecho Internacio-
nal que sUstents en- Ia Sorbona.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
CoLaborQrd en- la
Prensa " el Sr. Lie.
Nemesio Garcia
Narayio

LA Prensa" tiene Ia satisfaccioa
de consar desde hoy entire sus colsbo-
radores activos al seHor Licenciado
Dom Nemesio Garcia Naranjo.
La noticia no necesita concentrates
de ningun gsnero nj 81 escritor que
viene a dar brillansez a las paginas
de este diario, dc enccrnios que serinn
inutiles para personai;dsi tan como
cida y dc tai relieve en- el mundo de
la politica.
Por ESQ nos basta comunicarla asi,
sencillamrnte a nuestros lectores para
darnos con ella la satisfa ccion de que
habiabnmos antes y para patentizar-
ie nuestro publico ese afan sin IL
mites que nos posee de hacer de LA
Pzensa" ell periodico de primer orden
que hemos querido sienpre que sea y
CUE indudablemente yendr a ser q
medida que aporten So contineen ente
a la obra nacionelista que hemos en-
prendido. piu,nas de tanso merito CO.
mo Ia que ahora refuerza el nucleo
de escrisores potables que hace ITEM
po colaborsn en- esta publication.
El senior Licenciado Gnrcia NAran-
10 tenara Su cargo una pagina en-
Ia que los jueves de cada semana epa-
reeeran eseritos .uyoO sobre politea;
eobre sucesos mexicanoE; sobFe ei
novimiento intelectual; una revista
de esuntos extranjeros, soPicos hui
moristicos, otroo mas.
Tsmbien colaborsra eI dissinguido
escri,or CON un articulo en- los nune-
ros de los domingos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Ell candidate ira
a Ia capital a
afrontar ese
cargo
Sc complica cada vez
mas Il situscion
polltica en- :.
Mexico

E. General 0bregon, candidate In
dcpeudiente la Presidencia &c "a
RepGblica Mcxicana, acCuaimente en-
gira nor el EstaGo de Tsmaullpas,
scaba Dc ser llamado Z Ia Guided
de Mexico. perertoriamente. por IL
Secreraria de "a Guerra, declarar en-
citas que segln e misma Secretaria
le rcsultaR en- e. proceso que SO 81
que contra 2! rchelce Roberto Ceju-
DO.
Tai es Ia sensational notic!&, COM
pleta1nente confirnada que obtuvo la
tarde de aver uno de neStroS Tepor-
teros, en- interesante entrevis6a cele-
brada con eI Sr. Ignacio P. Gaxio-
"a, apoderado comercial del General
Obreg5n, y quien actualmente Sc en-
cuentra en- esta ciudad, de paso para
Ia de Negales, Sonora, asiento de los
negocios del candidate sonorense.
La dicha entrevista, viene, sde-
mas, responder Ia natural cTrio-
sidad que en- el pIbhco nencano de-
los Estados Unidos, han despertado
las pocas Y vagas noticias que Ia
censura carrancista ha pernitido Pa-
sar, acerca de los dltimos sucesos
polfticcs registredos en- nuestro psis'
PR0CEDE DE
TAMPICO
EI SeAor Gaxiole. que "a canine
de Nogales, arribo aver San Anto-
nio, procedeHte del puerto de Tampi-
CO.
Como ell puerto de TpnIpico ha sido
el escensrio de los ultimos : raas
sensacienales gucesos de IA actusi
contienda politica en- nuestro pals,
acerca de ellos hubo de interTogarlo
auestro repertero, inQuiriendo de
nuestro entrevigtsdo, 81 en- aQuells
ciudad Sc encontrabe en- ia Sechs dc
los econtecimientos-
4 tai pregunta contest6 Affirmative
nente nuestro sntreyistado, accedieu-
do desde luego, & darnos los tnfor-
mes que do el solicitabsmos, psr@
ampliar nuestras informaciones ts!
especco publicadas oportunamente en-
La PRENSA.
UN ASALTO A MANo
ARMADA
Como antecedentes !nteresantes so
bre este asunto, hubo de decirnoa
el sehOr Gaxiola, 10 siguients:
Ell General Francisco Murgufa
presente Ell los sucesos, : actor princi
pal en- ellos, acababa de llegar
Tampico- Encontrabsse el dicho divi-
en- ia ciudad de Monterrey,
cuando ei arribo q Tampico del cam
didato General Obreg6n, inmedia-
tamente, segin Sc 5abe, Sc traslsdt
al puerto tamaulipeco donde Sc con-
sumo uno de los mas burdos atenta-
dos politicos que hasta e. presente
Sc hayaa registrado.
Principiaron eilos, sigVi6 diciendo
el Sr. Gsxiola, con Ia apprehension,
en- plena Gale, de los Sres. Lie Ra-
fael Martinez Escobar Y Aurelio
ManriGue, prouagandistas de Ia can
didatura del general Gbreg6n.
En- los MON entos de su aprehen-
sion, acompanaban al candidate. Re-
pentinamente, Sc acercaron g ellos
los agentes de ia policia, y los cogie-
ron del brazo, ; les ordenarou, sin
mas sntecedente ri explicaci6n, cue
Sc dieran por presos. EIlos cedieron
ante Ia fuerza de sus aprehensores,
; fueron inmediatamente conducidos
a Ia carce!, quedando el General
Obreg6n, sole en- el sitio en- que Ell
intempestivo arresto Sc habia yerifi-
cado.
Sc TRATO DE ASESf-
MAR 4 ORREGON
Lo que Gespues aconjeci6, fue de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
ALBERTO FRANCO ES Ell NUEyO
SuBSECRETARIO De
RELACIONES
E-5-rra..a --7aspeeiaE su-s PEESs-&.

E-s-rvaN.d --sSperi5! S=uTG Il Pk-sAS-<.
CTUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril s.
Alberto Franco, quien ocup6 el car
60 de Official Mayor del Ministerio
de Relaciones Exteriores durante al
gun tempo presto aver Ia protesta
de ley come Sub-Sccretario de eSe
ramo = Secretario en- funcciones, en-
substitution del Lie. Hilario Medina
que present6 50 dimisi6n a fin de
poder ded;carse 3 Ia campana politi-
ca en- Ia cue tonara participation
como candidate una de las curules
del Congress.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
LIBROS EN- ESPANOL

Compre usted sus libros en- espa-
iol a Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 118
y. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
Ell CONGRESO DE ESTUDIANTES
CELEBEARA HOY SESSION
ESPECIAL
ESPECIAL
Seia7ruata Esrtcial pera Ia PREM.

CIUDAD De MExICo AbriI s.
e Congreso de estudiantes debera
celebrar mahane una session especial
con el objeto de toner en- considera-
ci6n el teiegrama que Ie fuera envia-
do por IL Association de los estudian-
tes de Guatemala pidiendoes los es-
Cudiantes mexicanos Gue apoyen el
proyecto que hay para IA union de to-
dog los paises Centro-americaIoe
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04
TO ADVERTISERS

We guarantee LA PRENSA has
3 large circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States. -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

iPsss = . Sex. Rhaal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-04

segundoarticuio
interesante ihfornaci6nsobra el fenjnisme
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Milling Company
Contract For Use
OF Street Forced

Sliverton, Or, Apr. 6.-Unless the
Fischer FIGURING Mills Co, pavs tbs
city fog the use of Water street.
through the center OF which thew
maintain a sidetraek from the depot 10
their min, as agreed by contract, sui;
viii be instituted to collect the money
due, At least that was the expression
OF the council at a meeting held last
evening.
A demand has repeatedly been made
upon the company to pay for the fran.
ehise. but they have given the matter
no attention further than claiming
they are charged exorbitantly. The
patience of the city dads mas now be-
come overtaxed, and unles something
Is done to settle the matter within a
lew days Fischers will be made defend
ants in an unpleasant law suit.
Mark A. Paulson, who has been
teaching English in the high school al
Hubbard, was unable to go to his
school Monday on account of sickness.
His condition lis improved, however.
and he will be able to resume work to.
morrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
New Bridge Asked
ToReplace Old In
SiIverton Suburb

Silverton, Or, Apr. 6.-Numerous
citizens of Geiser's addition to Silver
ton appeared before the city council
at a meeting held last evening and
asked that body to rebuild the lower
bridge on Silver creek which was con-
demned nearly two years ago and has
since been closed. In the present con
dition of the structure residents of that
part of the city are great inconven-
fenced, and the lives of school childre,,
are endangered from the fact that they
pass over the railroad bridge two or
three times a day in going to and from
school.
Under provisions of Silverton's cid
and inadequate city charter the coun-
Gil seems to find no method to pursue
in a manner to relieve the serious sit
uation, and unless the taxpayers of the
city are willing to vote a special tax
for the construction of the bridge, con-
ditions are not likely to be changed
very soon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Work COInmence
Upon SilvertOn and
mt. Angel Artery

Mt Angel, Or. Apr. e.-The first
step toward permanent road improve
uent 10 be made in this vicinity was
taten Yesterday morning when the
county commissioners began work on
,ba silyerton-Mt. Angel road. Heavy
trrcks are at work hauling rock for
tho surface and the road roller is put
ling in in condition for the hard sur
tace finish. According to the program.
the road will be paved from MI. Angel
- he Abiqua river and macadam will
he used on the remainder Of the road
"a the Silverton- Salem road at Bow
ms corner. A movement is also un-
5arvay to improve the road between
here and Gervais.
work of establishing a paving plant
IN this city is in progress Mt. Angel
neonle are unanimous in the determi-
nation to secure better roads in all di-
yec,jons from the city and the Anticipa-
lion OF higher taxes by eason Of the
improvement is no Encouragement,
They believe in increased valuation b.
Increased taxation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Husbands Violent
Temper Gipen As
Cause For Diporce

Claiming thai her husband ordereo
her out OF the house early in the morn
ing OF March 81. Grace NJ. Southwick
has instituted suit for divorce against
Roland ~Southwick. The couple were
married at Salem, February "a, 1915.
The complaint states there were no
children of the union.
Mrs. Southwick alleges that her hus-
band failed to save his money and
did not establish even ordinary home
surroundings She states that he pos
sesses a "vindicatiye violent and dam
gerous' temper and during p~rotracted
periods Of anger has abused, cursed
and assaulted" her.
Due TO the fact that she has a child
by Q previous marriage, Mrs. South
wick asks also that her former name
of Perkins be restored to her.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
ClOperdaIe

Cloverdale, Or, Apr. 6.-Mr. and
Mrs. ". Jones Of Salem, who have been
spending a fortnight here with their
nerhew, f. A. Wood, returned to Sa'
lem Saturday.
Nj. and Mrs. j.. f. Whitehead are
quite proud to let their friends know
they have a fine baby girl. Mother
and daughter are doing nicely at the
Salem hospital.
Miss Ethel Craig, principal of the
school near Quinaby, spent Easter
here with her mother, Mrs. ]. D. Craig,
Mrs. w. f. Wright has her aunt from
Missouria visiting her. She arrived
here last Wednesday and is delighted
with the climate.
Miss Marcia Edwards of Albany is
spending the weekend here with her
aunt, Mrs. w. j.. Hadley.
Messrs. John and Fred Schiefferer
have purchased another farm yer on
Howell Prairie.
Wlll Morris has recently purchased
the farm belonging to his cousins, Mrs,
Julia Simmons and Mrs. Grace Thorn
as.
MIR, Hadley and son, Ivan, were in
Salem Saturday.
Mrs, Joseph Morris and daughter,
Elizabeth. were in Salem Friday to
visit the formers daughter, Mrs. J. i.
Whitehead, a patient at the Salem hos
pital,
F, A. Wood and family were shop
ping in Salem Saturday.
Fl. Wiper and sons, Carl and Benny,
We're seen in Salem Saturday
Elmer Hennis came home Thursday
He enlisted in the army about five
years ago; has spent the last year in
Alaska. He does not think he cares to
enlis! again, although he enjoyed army
life.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Woodburn To Form
Community Club;
Salem Men To Aid

With the aid of Manager T. Il. Nc
Croskey of the Salem Commercial
club, Walter Denton and Luther J..
Chaplin, live wire members Of the To-
cal organization, WOODBURY., at a
meeting of the citizens there Thurs
day night. will form a community
club. 1t is planned to affiliate the
community club with the Marion
county community federation.
Arrangements are being made 10
take the Cherrian quartet to Wood
burn that night to entertain during
the meeting.
Enthusiastic support of a commu-
nifty club around Woodburn has been
high lately; and a large attendance
TO the meeting is anticipated, accord
ing to word received today by Mr..
McCroskey.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Winnipeg Strike
Leaders Sentenced

Winnipeg, Man., April 6. Five
convicted leaders Of Winnipegs gen.
eral strike were sentenced here today
to one year in Jail on each of the six
seditious conspiracy counts against
them and to six months on the one
count charging that they committed
a common nuisance. Sentences will
run ~concurrently.
The five were William Ivene. w. II
Pritchard, II. ]. Johns, Alderman
John Queen and George Armstrong.
"A sixth defendant, r. Z. Bray, who
was convicted Of the charge of com
hitting a common nuisance. a
sentenced to six months in Jail.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Potato Buying In
Mt. Angel Section
COMPLETED Today

Mt. Angel, Or, Apr. 6.-When the
Fred schwab commission company
ships out a carload of potatoes today IT
will finish the potato buying for this
season, and practically all the spuds in
this part Of the country have been
nieked up. Since the season opened
last September the company has paid
ont to the farmers of this vicinity more
than $4,000 for potatoes alone. Most
of the potatoes have been shipped to
their office at Stockton, California,
which is in charge Of Joseph Schwab.
]. j. Keber, cashier of the Bank of
Mt. Angel, and p. b. Smith, furniture
dealer of Mt. Angel, attended a meet
ing of the Business Mems league in Sa-
lem yesterday afternoon.