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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

De Ia lega!idad o ilegalidad, asl como
% legfcimD o !legItimo &c Ia Const!tu-
cl6n Le 1917"
".......si Sc adoptase por los HON
breS del nUeTc Regimen los que 70
una vez ms aconSejo sin mira de pro
echo personal NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. los
principles que estableCe la nueva Cons
tituCi6n. como refOrmas a Ia del 81,
Gespues. con Ia discussion, aprobac!6n
= sanction de elias por las dos terceras
lartes del nlmero de Legislatures de
los Estados. va podria e~ntrarse, sin
onStaculo alSlro. en- el sendero meta
r.ente constitutional. que a todos los
crupos policies = al pueblo en- gene
raj habria de saustaCeC, anulando de
csc modo ' para s!smpre motives de
rebellion Que. neCesarlamente, habran
De prosperar s. no Sc corrije a tempo
IN error como 10 IS el de pasar sobre
l. ley. Y - evitaran tamhien los "a
,stensiblemente muy delicados probe
mas internaC!onales.'
Como So desprende de los iragnen-
tos preinse-co5. el Gral. Dtaz, para lie
gar a los arrsglos f~tnales, trat6 de
Sacar avarte 81 principle que aleg6
s!empre defender: 81 del restahleci-
mienro dc iu Constitution de 1857, aun
cue esta fuesa ~adicionada, a titulo de
reforn1as, con los principles cue esta-
L.ece IA de Ouerataro. CualQuiera que
sea, 81 resul.ado definitivo de las negc
C;aciones entire el Oral. DtaZ y ell nue.
20 gobierno, SO vs. que aqu&l, contra
r,amente al reSto de los ievaHtadoS en-
ariuas que So sometieron desde lueCo.
na tratado, cuando n de poner
!, S.ivo 81 principle" que Sjrvi6 de la
!, SOP a IA lucia en- ontra de- carranCis-
mo. pero y 81 no 10 consiGue? VOL
vera entonces 4 levantar nuevam"nte
q estandar:e de a rebellion? Diflcil
es adivirar 10 que pueda o~Curr!r, va
que no sabsnos hasia d6nde este dis
nuesto a est;-ar q Grail. Felix Dfaz. Lo
rombres no pierSan, nj por IN momen-
~. deshaceg 10 obra de los 'constltu-
yantes' de Queretaro. Ast me 10 dIjo
81 Oral. OhreS6n en- Ia e~ntreviSta que
con 81 cele5rG y que public6 la Prem
81 y csc cs el sent!r de todCs o,
cuando menos. de Ia mayor parte de
clos.
Yo fuf informado. mientras estuve
81 Mexico, de que los arreglos con el
Oral. Diaz Than por tan s~atisfactorio
canine, que Va sus tropas estaban
dependiendo &c Ia Seccetaria de Cue
ira y siendo raSadaS con fondos del
i3rario Naclonal, para 10 cual Sc ha-
]fan hecho al Oral. Diaz dos fuertes
lemisiones de dinero. Ia Ultima de elias
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
OFERTA ESPECIAL.

No msnde iiucro. cHvfe ,ofh-
ncnte So direction. = Z meta
prec;osa ta-;eta para nov:os .
de correo Ie rcnitiremo: urs
&c fc,ici:acion. uitino y novedo-
SO estilo. de ! pulEadas. con
palisades en- r~ealce; :m2resa en-
espanol. adosHads con listcne5
de seda q dolores J puest2 en- 81
Gaia especial: una docenu de pos
ta!es-retratos de Rct-ices famo-
cas-, Y tres ta-jctas de bromuro 2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08
Ell C~ONFlICTO DE LA
BAJA

Pocos dias habfan transcu-rido de
mi llegada 4 Mexico, cuando arribo el
Sr, Roberto Y. PesQueira, agente con-
fidencial de les revoluclonarios sono-
renses Y amigo personal del Oral.
Ohreg6n Y del P~residente de Ia Huer-
Ia, quien 10 nombr6 agente Finan-
ciero de Mexico en- Nueva York, puesto
gel que hahra de hacerse cargo den
TO de pocOs dias.
Segun fui informado por persona cue
habia estado ausente del pals varios
amos. pues que de {. Ia a~rrojara el ca
rrancismo por sus ligas o los rebel
des s~urianCs. el Sr. Pesqueira iba re-
suelto a hace: formidable campaha en-
contra del Coronel Cantu, Gobernador
Gel Distrito Norte de Ia Baja Califor-
MIA. campana cue no habria de termi-
mar sino cuando Sc lograra Ia elimlna-
Ci6n del que Sc habfa declarado due
no = senior de aquella Peninsula. No
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

disposiciones del Presitente de Ia
T!Lerta es. en- este case, 81 capitulo
mas grave dc acUsaci6n en- contra su-
va. puas 4 prIlnefa vista parece que
rata unicamente de Conservar su in
sula contca viento Y marea; de allf
las dcSpec-ivas de~claracicnes que sa-
Heron de las CfiCinas de Ia PrcsiGenc!a,
lie que 'seguirla en- e. puesto porque
scria fIel II Gobierno mientras 10 de-
Jaran err 81"
Rcsultan funestas para ell pals 81
tuacioncs COMO Ia de que Vengo ocu-
Idudomc. pucs una v~io.encia cual-
Quiera, de INA u otra paTte, puede dar
0rigen Il Successes de lamentables conse
~cuencias. \ como quiera que Ell Go
berHador Cantu puede adUcir en- ST.
favor aIgunos argumentos que eXpli-
Cuen su negative para entregGr Ell 60
bIerno en- ia lorna en- que Sc lie ext
eia, justo es u Sc entablen con 81
las negociaciones de que Sc ha venido
haDiando, Il fin de evitar un rompi-
mlento definitlvo.
Pero 81 iuZgC Indispensable Y patri6-
tiCo que 81 aSunto SO ventile por me-
dos pacificos. creo mas urgente aun
que el 0 los comisionados que Ell Go
bierno del Centre nombre para con-
vencer a Cautu de Ia neCeSidad de que
entregue e. mando, a personals a
q~uiones el nisIno Cantu yea sin rece-
los y en- las cuales NJ suponga inte-
rcsadas miras pcrscnales en- la cues
ton. Partieudo de esta base, creo que
ai T-nriJar-a 10 l., L,Iarra iy Sff-ri-
do una lamentable equivocaci6n al
conte!ir Il Roberto Pcsqueira e. encat-
go de racar con Can't. FL Sr. Pes
guerra podr& estar bien colocado dem
trc de ~cua;guiera comision, pero no en-
la de tratar, CT nOmbre del Gobierno,
cor el Coronc! Cantu, pues este sabe
bien que fuG el mencionado Sr. Pes
guerra quier do principle a la campa-
ma ~periodtstlca en- contra de su Adnt-
abstraction.
Mucho teElo que Ia Ultima MEDIA
% del Pgfs,aea anst de la H ykF Ia no olr SS 1913
tancia a que antes me ~refiero, cue
mas que contribuir a que Sc liegue
= Uu buen eDtendimiento puede desper
tar en- el Coronel Cantd desconfianzas
lnayoreS. FL Sr. de Ia Huerta debe con-
servar fra Ia cabeza para resolver
cuestiones tan graves, que e. pals nece-
sta que sean resueltas con serenidad
Y patriotismo. En- 81 indu-
dabIemente, tan bellas cualidades, pc
70 en- esta vez Ia primera de elias pa
rece haberse eclipsado.
Quisiera equivocarme; pero desgra-
ciadamente sligo creyendo que ell ca
mino escogido hara que fracasen las
n~egociaciones que Sc inician.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

DE cieato ~clncuenta mil pesos: Y 20
creo Impossible, dada la personal hon
racez de don Felix, que todos le re
conocen, que aceptara Ia %situaci6n que
lara q creaha este pago de sus fuer-
zas. 81 no estuviera p!eramente con-
vrncido dc que habrIa de llegar a un
Jrreglo satisfactorio. Pasan los dias.
sin embargo Y mIentras aver Sc ase-
guraha que va los arreglos habfan ter
mirado de buena rHanera. hoy Sc nos
Nicne a decir que han fracasado. Es-
pcremos la GItima p~alabra sobre el
usunto. deseando que las Cosas AGA
hen bien para que 81 pats vaya res
t4ndose problemas en- el ~incontable
numero de clos que tiene por resell
rer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-08

WHIT an co. P. 0. Box 270.
DEPT. 3 San Antonio. Texas
Todos los pet!6o5 de Mexico o fuera de lea
Estscos COIcos. te5e& vcni- acoGpaaaGo5 co
dc ~ i-ro-te.
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LA CLAVE De LA SALUD

ailla-es &c Te-soras Dc an5oa s.Ics
oecta-an cue IA cIec--icsiat los IA saivado
cuanGo habian pe-tido tcda espc-acza Guam
CO SC p4Gece De Gebiidad re-yiosa- erota-
mlento. nsU-as:eDta. ta-ta de fue-:l, de AMI
no v &C yIEo-, -eG-ratsma- .uc1bzSo. il
touRlo, e1Se-meGaGes &C los -i5OrCs, del hf-
ESGo ) a vesIEa, abuses ssxualcs do IA uuie-.
10 hay C1da Que sea tan eilcaz como e. Gin
TO tO1nantC stimulates que nuaca cu-aa.
tu-on e~ectccO No pis-da 81 ti-u-Co y dine
10 cue 81 cuc=Co nercsita 8 nlSva t-e~-a
y visor para gGe los He-yios y or-anos vita
les vuelvan a 81 ss-aGo normal Use >. ca
kt1-on ~eiect-ico mi-nt-as GCe-nc. So poGercsa
;inflrercia cu-ariva nara teSapa-crer rap;Ga-
nielts So Gec2lmien;o > dolores. acc;varz 81
trircul4cIon. v:So-lLa=a .. s.s;ena > "a c-ae-S
nCsv2 Tds-
PIDA IN CENTURION DEREcrAMEx-E
- no pagUe 4 ics institutes zvG5co los pre-
sSloS tan altos cue eN!Een Do- cStcs nrisr1c.
'clnturonss, g CiurUr0a No. vale $500 orc
> e. Nc. : vale $500 oEo. A gue VaSa- ms
Los NANDAMOS A PRUEBA
81 listed Quiere prIne-o pro0ar 81 -ficacia
sscola e. c'aclron que mas = aS-ads. y -.
t~n1Itanus CARO- Postal po- a n;taG - 81 o-e-
clio como prCeba de- bUeaa fs. 50 Ie e7via---no,
e Cirtu-oa. 81 n czSo de an mes rs.a -.
cstechc. nos -snitI-a c. reS-p ue =: va,,-
!Esta otert& = "A neso- Sa-aa.ia de <us me-
i-itoS y de nu-stra slEcc-idad. Apruv-chs n
soporturlGat y eSc-itacOs en- scruita soma A.
RGe=
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC 60.
BON SIS.
ENDICOTT. y. !.
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eo,ors. de sinpat!cas baniStas. IlcIulFcnos
,deraas. gratis. IN fol!-to con los lenEua;es
del abanico y del paaue!o conSs!os a los eas-
morales. decia raci6E. de amor. ETC.. etc.. ;
una lista general de precios. Al recibo de
TODD solo rsgara listed 81 centavoS. HaEa 81
yeGIdo hoy nismo 4 Ia sigu!ente direction
MEXICAN CARD COMPANY.
Box III. Sta. 4. Dept B.
San Antonio. Texa1-
Todos los peiidos &c Mexico o fuera de los
Estados Unfdos. deben venir aconpaHados DC
importc.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
Stands for SteeIhammer

To the Editor: Aside from the Of
flee of county judge, there is no Off
Ger at-the county seat whose duties
assessor, and as this office is listed
well toward the bottom of the ballot
many voters pay little attention to the
names of the candidates for whom
they vote.
Just now when the county is called
upon for so much money to carry on
the road building program and make
Appropriations for other Improvements
| it behooves the taxpayers to place a
man in this office who has knowledge
of property valuations and who will
see that a just and equitable assess
ment is meted out to ALL
The office of county assessor should
not be handed out as a reward for
professional politicians, but should be
given to some man of known ability
who has had a broad experience in
such work, and above all, whose re-
liability is beyond question of doubt.
There are many men in Marion coun-
| ty who would make a good assessor,
but as a usual thing such men do not
seek the position, however, the vot-
ers at the coming primary election
will have the privilege of voting foi
Oscar Steelhammer of Silverton, fol
this important office, and needless Il
say that with him inN the office
I, square deaP' is assured everyone.
| (paid adv.) A TAXPAYER.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
Suit For $4,000 Is
Result Of Break In
Couples Home

Claiming that his wife's comfort.
society and aid is worth $40, ,O0o, ]. v.
Mounce instituted suit in the Marion
county circuit court, Monday, to secure
that sum from jeff PooIer. In mis-
complaint. Mr.. Mounee alleges that the
defendant "by his Establishment and
professions of love to her and by MAX
ing slanderous remarks concerning
plaintiff induced Mrs. Mounee to
leave her home and to reside separate
and apart from the aggrieved spouse.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

The interference and separation Oe-
CURED between the date of January
l. 1917, and the present time. accord
ing to the complaint The break in
the Mounees matrimonial bliss came
while they resided in this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
Court House News
Circuit Court

Circuit OuuTt
,..s n Hawes VS. Frances MarioE
ans ans an insane person; William
s.sssa0 49,. TAYLOR, Benjamin +. Stevens
IT. B. kennedy vs. Frank R, sieleS
Al K. Splawn Motion.
~ Probate Court
andrew Franklin Daniels estate.
minor Order. - po.,.,,u
ale of real property.
y WIZARD Fl. Wood, estate. Order,
..srow Franklin Daniels, estate, a
Marriage Licenses
lens L. Peterson, 80, of Luck. Wis
,,nsln, an engineer to Anna M, Matt
u "a 21S4 North Front street, sa-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
s*** = : : :
! sassyrST ! EvESTS

n KftH
|. ts-Horaee Rahkopf's
! sl =, .sThe Terrible Meek,
! , rssl.a n. E. church. s p. m.
J Nl'' lS.-Saiem Business
! va Va League meeting. com-
veal ssa / club, 5 o'clock :.
) n,' a. S-Coneert by .. OF
! Ms -',srtet and o. A. c. band
: Nav s1.-speeial city ana
; = urinary elections
! s,,s ssr s7-Baby clinic. Com
.,.,sial 9. club, 2 p. m, ,,
,ssv 2s-27-Appolle Ciup
.scsrt. I Grand theater-
) s's nav ss.-Address by Wm'
: = nav gl.-Portland Drama
,sssss presentation opera
| house. $ p. M tam 1og,on
'. .,sting, armory, $ p. m. = .
/ x x = 4 y :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
Daily Statistics.
Born

|vHITE-To Mr.. and Mrs, Loren r.
White at 544 North 18th street, q
daughter, weight ~ pounds, May
II 1890. To be named Eileen Mary
anna.
TILER-To Mr., and Mrs. Walter
L Fuller of Brooks, Monday May
IN, a 1871 pound son. Mrs. Fuller
was formerly Miss Clara Savage of
Salem and is we'll known here.
WOLF-Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wolf, re-
siding 8 miles northeast Of Salem,
daughter, Friday May Is.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

The east section Of the Salem ehao-
ter of American war mothers inelud-
ing in its personnel an war mothers
tween Center and Mil streets win
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

! We have a good position for a man
Who Is not afraid Of work and viii
take interest in his work. Charles r.
Archerd Implement Co. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Mrs. Frank A. Ross of Superior,
Wis, is the guest of her sister, Mrs
I. d. Myers, at her residence on p.
Mill street. Mrs. Ross is making her
first visit in Salem and will remain
until after the Portland rose fsetival,
she is favorably impressed with the
appearance of the Capital City.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL

Nation eo1sHty residents and other
interested in the Murphy Cemetery
H'4wsli IL, RE. will meet there, Noa-
'say moluine May % 10 clean tr mnds
fss:t. a s.iH.=@s: association. and elect.
Sffieers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

The social coffee for the ladies OF
the Jason Lee church. scheduled for
Wednesday afternoon. has been post
pond until further notice. aecording
to an announcement made Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
PAGE FIVE

meet Wednesday aftrnoon in The Court
street Christian church. At Seventeenth
and Court streets. for a work session.
It has been found that the dividing
of the Salem chapter into sections is
highly practical and successfui. ard
VINO reside east of Twelfth street be-
the practice Of meeting separately
will be continued.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Gee. n, Patterson for city marshal.
! (paid adj 1fq
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18


George Graves and Hal Patton. who
left Salem. Tuesday morning in blaze
Of glery. dashed ahead of the automo-
bile caravan. California bound. and
passed everything until they got to
Ankeny hill. Here everything pass
ed the two Salem pilgrims, for the
nifty Chalmers roadster stripped gears
or something. and was later taken by
a service car to jefferson. In, report
ing the mishap by phone, Mr.. Patton
stated that they We're waiting the sur
geon's verdict" and might be able to
resume their journey to the southland
and overtake the caravan.
Gas trouble leading him Tuesday
afternoon to inspect the meter in his
shop revealed to Lee Garfield, prop
rietor Of barber shop in the base
ment of the Oregon building, State
and High streets. that the meter had
been broken into some time during
the night and $40 removed. Traffic
Officer Moffitt investigated the rob-
berry, but found no clues that would
east any light on the guilty parties.
City Treasurer Clyde o. Rice has
perhaps one of the first roses bloom
ed in Salem this season. 1t is a Papa
Gontier and was grown in the yard
at the Rice home. 7T5 Center street,
Treasurer Rice had it in his office
Tuesday showing it to all who came.
Flowers are Rice's main hobby.
The trial of Charles Sample. eharg-
ed with passi4g a forged check, was
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Miss Caroline Hrubetz and Miss
Banta Robbins, both of whom are
students of the University of Califor-
MIA. have returned to Salem where
they will spend the summer months
with relatives and friends Miss Hru-
betz is taking a course in chemistry
and Miss Robbins is a student at the
law school of the University.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

DIR. A. S. Kugel, of Buffalo, New
York, is a guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. c. Kugel in West Salem,
The doctor and Mr. Kugel are broth
ers
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

continued in Judge unruh's court
Tuesday afternoon. Sample. when ar
taigned several days ago. denied guist
In the affair and asked time to pro-
eure witnesses for his defense.
Richard Earl Way, age six days,
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank e
Way, who died at the family residence
ls5 Pine street, Monday, was laid to
rest Tuesday afternoon in City View
cemetery, Burial was under the di-
fection of Rigdon & Son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

NJ. c. weodard. of Silverton, was
Salem VISOR Monday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Horace Rahskopf, who is recogniz-
Cd for rare dramatic ability appears
al the First Methodist church Tues
Gay night May IS, in his second re-
elta in this city, his vehicle for this
occasion being Charles Rand Kenne-
dVs THE Terrible Meek" Mr.. Rahs-
fcpf is on Willamette universitys
andent roll and is a student of the
Della Crowder Miller school.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

An out of town visitor In the Cap
ital City Monday was q. Giggey, who
operates the Santiam ferry, six miles
below Stayton. According to Mr. Gig
gey there is a great amount of travel
over the ferry, as that is the only
available means of going directly
from West Stayton to Scio. He says
that he has improved the ferry land
ings and the roads leading to II so
that they are now in splendid con-
dition.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Rex Stewart, representative of the
Botsford, Constantine 4 Tyler com
pany OF Portland, was business vis-
itor in Salem Tuesday, Mr.. Stewart
left in the afternoon for Albany where
he VIII transact business for his firm.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
RIGDoN FOR CORONER

vote for Lloyd 7, Rigdon. repub-
aean candidate, for county coroner,
lhd the monopoly existing for "a
sears paid adv) a21
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Mrs. Kreta Dahl. of Salem visited
relatives in Silverton Sunday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Special matinee Sat. 10;30, children
niers a. 10 cents, VIM. s. Hart in
The Toll Gate, Bill's best. He says
90 himself, at the Oregon. 12t*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Want to rent small furnished house
or suite Of rooms. Address box o A
CAPITAL Journal or phone 110. 119
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
RIGDoN FOR CORONER

years. tFaid adv.1 IL
; The girls Friendly society of tn,
: Episcopal church is giving an inform
. al dance at the Moose hall Tuesda,
evening. The affair will be in homo
of the U. of o. quartet and o. A. .
band.
Baby chicks, SIS State. Phone 4Oo
IL.
Prof. Della Crowder Miller saws
'The Interpretation of Charles Rand
Kennedy's play The Terrible Meek BY
Horace Rahskopf at the list NJ. E
church tonight will be the best thina
in the line of dramatic art WORK
have ever offered to the Salem puo-
lie, don't miss it" 119'
County School Superintendent w
M. Smith announces that a quantity OF
flower and vegetable seeds have been
received through courtesy of Senator
Charles McNary These will be distrib
uted to children who will agree to
plant the seed. Boys and girls inter
ested should Gala at the offices in the
I county court house.
Baby chicks, 55S State. Phone 400.
124
Don't miss the Horace Rohskopif's
recital at the 1st NJ E. church to-
night at p. M, you'll regret it II you
do. 119*
Mrs. H. e. Falkner, formerly Mrs.
J. c. Clark of Lake Preston, S. Oak,
the mother of Mrs. G. w Hobson
and Mrs Adell Beno of Salem, passed
away at the home of Mrs. Hobson
near Tumalo, Oregon, May 14th. Mrs,
Beno was with her at the time of her
DEATH Burial took place in Portland
Just received new shipment of
Hart Shaffner and Marx suits ut
Bishops, 1873 N. Com Men don't say
that you can do without one of these
until you have seen them. 119*
Be sure to see the beautiful drama
1.-THE Terrible Meek" tonight at the
1st M. E., church at p. m. free. 119+
S. F. Pace of Portland was report
ed at police headquarters Monday
evening for cutting a corner with his
auto at the intersection of Court and
Liberty streets.
We wish to thank our friends for
their kindness and floral offerings
during our recent bereavement, occa
stoned by the death of our father.
John Gray.-Mr. and Mrs. v. Linder,
Mrs. p NJ. Gregory and family, Fl. A.
Schultz and family. 49,
See Mrs. Henry Ladd Corbett and
Mrs. Dent Mowrey in The Stronger,
at Grand theater May 81. Tickets at
Opera House pharmacy. 119*
Word was received here TuesiNy
that Mrs. Francis j. Heney, wife 1T
the renowned graft prosecutor of San
Francisco, has undergone an opera
ton in San Francisco hospital, and
that her condition Is serious. Mr.. and
Mrs. Heney have numerous personal
friends in this city.
My official acts are my campaign
managers. Is x Earl Race, city re-
corder. (paid adv). 119
Geo. N. Patterson for city marshal
(pald ad) 11s
A small boy named Stevens, whose
parents reside in Amity, wandered
away from the j. c. Penney store mere
Monday afternoon and no reports OF
his whereabouts have been received
by police, although search for him
has been mad, it was said at police
Headquarters Tuesday morning. The
boy was five years old, wore long
brown and yellow striped coat, yell
ilopv knit hood. according to a descrip-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

VERDEN NJ. MOFFITT
For city marshall. A courteous and
fearless enforcement of the law. (ad)
1871
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

The executive committee and CAM
|psign leaders of the Willamette uni
|wrsty drive will meet in the office
|d Dr. Carl Gregg Doney this eve-
lining at 5 o'clock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Love, jeweler, matchmaker. Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

The collection of old time photo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18
All around Town

graphs in the display case of Tom
i Cronise. veteran photographer. IS
changing from time to time, and are
of general Interest to Salem residents
One ancient picture shows State
street at the river inundated by flood
waters. while another Salem view
shows display in the old Cross meat
market.
J. T, Welsh (present ineumbentl
for city marshal. Efficiency and econ
emy. Your vote will be appreciated.
1 am taxpayer. (paid adv. 1919
RIGDoN FOR CORONER
Vote Tor Lloyd 7. Rigdon, repub-
ican candidate. for county coroner.
End the monopoly existing for "a
years. paid adv.) 121
The girls Friendly society of the
Episcopal church is giving an inform
al dance at the Moose hall Tuesday
evening. The affair will be in honor
of the U. of o. quartet and o. A. =.
band.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Prof. Della Crowder Miller says:
THE Interpretation of Charles Rand
Kennedy's play The Terrible Meek by
Horace Rahskopf at the 1st NJ. E.
church tonight will be the best thing
in the line of dramatic art WORK [
have ever offered to the Salem puo-
lie, don't miss it. 119*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

County School Superintendent w
M. Smith announces that quantity OF
flower and vegetable seeds have been
received through courtesy of Senator
Charles McNary. These will be distrib
uted to children who will agree to
plant the seed. Boys and girls inter
ested should call at the offices in the
county court house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

My official acts are my campaign
managers. Is x Earl Race, city re-
corder. (paid adv. 11e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-18

Geo. N. Patterson for city marshal.
(paid ADJ 11s