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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

AZg'2s-a people have been sf1uw-
ing considerable interest during Tie
past week N 1he sxhzsiz NJ the FL
6ea2s Eho1ag-zr1 Corporation Ma
cas1ss- manufactured Ut thar CON
palT, winch are beng Shown n the
large display window Of me G. A
E441uwood store and corps Of =x-
per- demonstrations hare been pres
ent z1zrE1g the past wAek 10 explain
the merits 81 the new prD14ct ia III
Ts7esIea people Mr. Elii-wood
VINO L. a dealer In phcnaErsa 5aas- as a
vosGn1a--v act ZEwzfad the narzz-azr-
tzr'eg-s - make tbs EXHIBIT as ne fax
-1a1 Augusta people ought 10 be
come acquainted VIE a prodncl Of
TINS mari The Particular 1aa1l-'e
ef interest 10 Local people Is the far
Thai this phsrcg-anh which has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

fenEassn rroporTsenHz@ 70 lis D1Hers n
Iss-s1t4ssB4zg -z'eaE1es-
Although me pH'.ssdan--=4eer has
a@vsr named pualseslE INV st these
specialization Ss 4 warEsT Hnal5T 8sssrls.l-
rlx+ character mas rezsaiws-d psrs2sE-
entity about z a1xnsssr 81 conspicuous
figures xho Esg-1 answer Fss re
zazsem-uzs M Harding has lzaG
7acwn
sc Tar as 51e --1az@ z-S-E u con-
aszzas-a- ms anzRrsu--rEnz vi gDssig
Eas EARNED E-ec1er-Sr ing names a.
szlcn R~pasl5cza senator's zs Lodge
Of M-asssaG- aas%T1s- E-azzzfaa7 Of ct1s
ForE1gz Ea4azS1ns CaElz-Ae- Hnax
AZ Pennsylvania JoEasNn al sa..I43T-
ia and LEroSI nj WISCONSIN a
leader ST me r.Se.-v azawn2sss- CT rae
Democratic ssde 4sn@se have sse.z1 men
-5un-1 ancng auner.- S~nazErs Tn
e=z'vzsSa af AIaaa1ra- Lac parry
leader E54Fx-.c1cs nj Nebraska zaaa
led 1ne axnx 1ar unrese-~ed raz11cz-
ta0n- SIMS 81 North Czrorna- and
Rabansou If Arkansas
Among Lsase OUTSIDE Ehe Sonata
f--=s zsnz speraaa1ss-s men<scn has oes.n
1aA5e 81 farmer Pr,ez6enz Tar Fer
aes- EsoTsr Eaznl Reor Charles
Evaas Eng.hea Henry Taizs u Ee-
PUBLICAN neneer ri Prezadenr VT
sH1s 2eace eammzssen- Av-vn T
Ee--1ck z8r-me- ambassador ID
Fznc- Henry ? Eax1sun- a@AN Of rae
Amseacan Es-d Cra-e- farmer Senator
EseurEe " SEE neriand af Tan and
manv srhFsr R-pa ssscans- There = n
1arn smaller lsr af Democrats SUI
zde me SenazA wtsse names sassa
hxs associated rzTh the rsEsszng nj
minds a-oarr -nem Is Eoces- Ian
sim sarner Secre1zg-y Of Sszz= and
a menhEr Of t1ae pcAce caEnEussssun.
af-rr a1saea sr MIR Harding N the
rzMDzsEn rs assag-@efzg wssln Ar.
WILSON an some features uf the YER
saSTses ccvenzng- F-znz L Pnlk. the
Szaze Department 1nrner zndsT-seE-l
saeszzr- f-h3eT JHxEss.e NAsTs- ana
Esssrss Ezrusx. E-~ TmK eaaler
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06
Arnlstiee Day TO Be
Holiday In Augusta

me Chamber OF Commerce. 1-7< An
gz1ssa Merchants Association me- In
1-lszlz- Es7a aalSsnnenrs ana 4sa f-,-r
Departments have agreed In make
Ar-naszaxse Day November LIN 1ssA
q hoca- holiday A3raou=sa ms cav
has Nor been arceprez bg 1he rn54Ad
sta sss Government As a legal ke9sszv.
n seems 11xeiE 10 become slIcf, m
lR N-anxaal~ the Boys VINO raj
iiea 10 fFse support or car esntznrr-v n
as-r neEr Of need through 1faes- ma
r-uua2 organization the American Ee-
gson- have accepted tins day as me
cav OF greatest significance Ia cHn-
rec1lGr Win the great wa- and are
celebrating II u the cis3ss and TWINS
cf the nE-aar as hn7sfsav
The A@igussz Chamber Of Commerce.
PASSED -esozz1Gr an ira November
lsF meeting of rs Board uf Directors
fces xn0px stores. pyw4essenaa Of
ares and industries .sase far me "a
tire daE n cooperation WITH Inc An
er1czn Laylan The Aag1sza G@--
ssaan1x.s A ssorsas1ar. confrr-maTrrv Tg
TNs1 rseG1csf have agreed ts c30sR Their
v,ar1cEss aszres Of BUSINESS during the
cav and have further -ss02rea II CO.
ar,es-aze sE decorating their stare VIII
5rwz and sssre fronts me na10rE4
acnlrrs.
MAYORS PRoCLAMAT TON
Marar BSsr.sss.a has Authorised the
rrssslsr=szs oil tn following 3sz7rs
y aeresv request Tsst al CITY ae-
usr-menrs observe November HIN
A-.niz-5ee Dar as a solsdHT-
Y urge Al eIzazEns 10 Cooperate
with Jarner FzxzSs.zsd Pns- Nlxzno*r
> ,sf the Anserncaa Legion 4 rnHkzns
stse observance rs TINS GAY wer-sT O.
ms csryseuz ssgni Scancs- The ec2cr-
zaugrr eaxsn wear 10 --rder pGS21t'lE
Am, r--<7exr 70 rne srssnzsd sFaaT-T and
MAGNIFICENT sac-asce Is privilege
+aar is precious and should he cher
isteE
srEzE7GE MARTIN- AaTur
4<rsou -.xzrsang me closing Of TIRE
z.s,r,aas rsss r<szne befnre -ae meeunE
NJ 4a~ Bead 81 Eaurseacn Sn M@ndHT
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06
Building Trust
C-srta5aen F-sr Faye Cree

wrvet.&As= sy an injunction ThEs
VS. dom h. sad js--z:az-se n aaz n0
znnsEss 10 s7-aiE11,sn zlE has ts'o<a54s
WIZ E-1nEeE8. w-a furnished onsw
pug 4EazE-r,s and s=--sng arm men
rs Hs~.z-ussn. @Fhs5e Melsnn wanted 70
wByK ~-zik zzS own n1~1
Nj nz4y-ns=e- questioned fz@nrT
F44nlela aGaan -a~ SeVsra& hours IT.
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-aEgem@n1S t,ssfx@szu hzm azE the
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ii-zss-sstan-. eon1-az1sr-s W whzch Ear
--zlu ptzcan2e - ssz-zrE blszz.ar On
r-ss Eerk "a the ceur1 aS2se.
aaass5n azaEzar1=e5 leHrz5nE ire
VIVIAN a.s--ee1eBE has s-en &C.
sr7-9Ei-a sgsa ssra9 7Rar a1zer ezee cen-
r--z2.Tssr Est zEaEz4 wlnar s3as4&4z - fsaz
s1ss''=- 81 ATE pg'gzzs- Ts= 12t4l
.Azzs szzIz==ss 20 Lao per renz
We NJ Eaaia8esn ass 81 Mr.
a7srsTe-- Eaz@-. -vgz szr r5ese rs-
were HzlIaE sS h~s2 share rae -s--u<sxs
ar. Z 1Aeze we're 'nSae- n 9zza@e =.
3Csss
'-T-he--- waAs assg gaaz.- ~ ,. AIRY
jsfSs : 1-ePs-44s Lire Witness
Ess-e-EzsS4 % fh@ ARE uzzs= nF sx7-
sAnrH zlas 17- rse4,@sss~v of a=sr-azsss--
r,1r lesaz aaz cs--scss rar-res me
,.ssnzns-zee az-9ozrneG ANTI Thursday
morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06
@rrftiDsal -7szs1zi Day Gs<-x

7lnre ae observance Of Hospital
|is" NJ ennes1ar al the Augusta
-ell...-Et .sassgslz.zsl. a number 1< ether
L RE-. nee1 s'zrHaEHd ~ The K
-11ur -oe TlFt ssins as 1aiInzsz
|snFT-M~y * Il Easuas Mrs
@rr III Chsef 5zs1sce l. a.
r-4an anc A-s Car-nls1- Charles L
a-~eraD-. Caa-ses E-ann- and Dr.
=. COMBS II ma SeAza Boazsa ri
F1sai1r o-r=- zzrts-E ascn Locke
uasi rs Tanev- f-u5F and cereal
=1r-sws, as---Al 81 apples MIS-.
T-1 sailses and y,xscs-es Mrs.
-st F17-r-- harm 1s~els- Mrz-
'@r -Tw bjaensy-ses- Holmes
= pens Mrs. WaT-1ih4nE
stas sru la Jas Any sf those WAC
-Haas lenAuans and whose
n+F 7s neez ie47 on tine lss- ara
---r q 7oy-1T me saas1Ezs and stae
Sass. w D. corrected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06
ASSEMBLY.
ky Of SEASON
Fl AIGJ STA House

90 IL @ag::8a gea4s3sn WAS rz-ae
scr - 70 dancing assem-
''.e -aGa~ aa7en7nE al the IA
S'F s~e seaat 80 nnuases were
ar urAa an sx<s.lz%ssT ssr-
49, Muse was Furnished
'"'-- 3aa}scs' M=R srrsa-
'--a NJ artists ElE gf EH-
-' H''. and ne zas3cxz numbers
81" ''EgsrstTlssas5tsn sE AZ
' ri -hs aecAS30n was an sx-
i'''f tauce sw P-pf KaZgors and
--1-v r. ~ s-Er. xha Demon
wax enA-Eeg sass the fpr-
A' 1sos- * IA mzuna-
m EErf1-e n ssnErEI sf taa- az
''H 81 80 ~ Sgsnser Ea1zeev saa
E'gsen- 1c% e.f'-Hxn zsra
'-tf'-vs-o a znz4-rnzsFlun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

Der ri Commerce. AMI 70 me general
pG12sc- ana rnaz teams be ORGANIZED
81 me HH-h9rlTv ST T5ae saAra OF IL
r=ctors 10 actually so1iclt III a 1an-
aasgn 10 sell sRad stock II the cry
Al A Anguish
The meeting adjourned a+-er CIV
i2s THT9 af HANKS 10 the EazE men
for In-s- presentation If me satsses'E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

Tha meeting ttsr oows u 1ae 2 I'd
e A VIII be a. Il e'c1ock TINS morn
IF and VII ne addressed hV Or
Samuel I Kaszn VINO VIII explain
the neanzlE - A-r2sy3ce DAY A1E
VII al scmefh11G Of lis experiences
3 isF,rasg during M war Or kagan
VII have an interesting ssu-y that al
Tne scys VIII wan - hear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

MS. LAes NJ Williams 4nse,-zz-ea
7he Fisher club af me M@En96s ~
church F-aasT evening al aer hsne
-, E.e8-az7 avsra5@- -ueirH members
war present 10 enjoy me cgs7er
stew supper ana - E-lzE 4nE-rSE n
grs-rz- wnafh vas e Ire zazTTre CT q
kz4zzCwe' en paE"-T Afz@- The SgzaaEs
aaa games business meeting VS.
hs1a aaa officers =8ee1ec as fsal3Gws-
President Ms Carr aurgrE1s9z-
sstasr,e-a-'v Mss Loretta Szaw- treas
sr,sr. Mss 5-Flac@ Parker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06
9T n Meet Abbott
: o. Eleven Today
. : Arlington

= IN sE.f7sses f3a4oRI 1sam
S morning al y IN maer tine
- ae7n'U} s3eNan az Esrns-x-en
9---4'-2tson- The 1z1a VII De
aas7 and al Of The riarers
ne ~ are requested M Re
49,. ''1- sz-ilEsosi building a. 3 SHARP.
\. s'En CanE VII bs weax~ned sr
H.. ~ Hassr hssT PLAYERS, the
7Ia ~ condolences ana viii
b. ZANE determined I'd wzn
- 1ls men nal n2iks the rz1r
l. sn. S1umzn-r. raswes1. Eas-
ss,.-s = z 'fsswt.ts Gear. Knuxzex.
= i-@assa-4- Es=xszz- zooerars.
So = Psssr, g Fear. Elias. u.
'N'hss ssAs-nn and Ruu6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

r-~ Eus-sun IF the Cushncc
rn- -a ar Fr7aaF for a several
sa'v r7sf- WI relatives a Tif-an-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

M. and Mrs. S@fh Morse Of s7s-e=n
s.-x..- have reTzruea fsrnn Canada 10
s.~s- hnrae n, thls 4=ITT- Mrs Morse
-a< ca-led tnere by rhe serssHas Illness
nf her father Ther nazze NE a111
rr ausuznanase- rur-sanG scaus s"1
miles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

4 sEft4l.4z4ssu aEx 5s4n made 70 tie
A-.r@IT7zs@ sau-s7zrn--3r sna rase rnu-
zaesiBs4 szTtalss,tfTas-- sEr 2es-Tssssaan zR Sr-
-Sn1Ee es-r Ex-sassgsssru Irzx7-.rzsz =.
Ss-sEss la2r.s- Es-- pa e,ssgrnar--
Hzssss Sazzs "a ba.~A z8 ezaznsssuu ~
zHS zsfszr.S and nazkzlZssSfZ ares nrzs ss--gw
81 s1stEneSiaS GsEsiz-ss.-4.T- -suE E5ssn AZ Tp~
lEEAEsoF-aEE snGnEz1s-s ~ tza= Nsriz i
- zE-ssus-d - BazdSa az @xaassrann 80
-asssT as-sassssa s,s-srs- and 10 s-1d sas--
Cia- repH=s@szzEEss.-s - TIE cstTyStszs ~
3sreszr s=sHzs=zss 10 suxss-. ..xh7assgas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

1-I.dn 1cs and VII -grtz-oe for rvs
months -eF-Tlc=s ar z1ze SSzaw7zEar
e7sa D. AZ . - o,.ifsslk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-06

4<sson -.xzrsang rAe closing OF Ire
s.s,uoas wsas r<szne before the raeeUns
NJ 4s~ Bead 81 Eaurseacn IN MwndAT
evening
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21

w. Murray Crane. former United
states Senator. is seriously i'll at his
nome in Dalton. Mass. The ex-
senator has been critically i'll for
several day and has shown no signs
Of Improvement. II was stated,
however, that his recovery was ex-
pected.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21

links manner Of i'll treating horses
and alleged familiarity with Mrs.
Steiger were referred to.
Attorneys for the defense ques-
toned Mr.. Steiger as to his rela-
tions with Mrs. Patterson, now
an inmate of the state hospital. The
witness testified that he had loaned
farm implements and labor to Mrs.
Patterson in an effort to aid her
and that on one occasion they had
been partners in prune drying
venture.
Mrs. Steiger, whose age rs grven
as SO years. is white haired wo-
man of worn appearance. Through
out the examination Of her husband
and Mullinix she betrayed little
emotion except an OCCASIONAL dab at
her eyes with a handkerchief.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Steiger are
we'll known in this county ana rne
court chamber in department No.
/, was crowded nearly to a point of
suffocation.
After examining a venire of rs
names the task Of selecting the jury
for the; Steiger case was completed
Tuesday morning.
The following are members Of
jury: w. T. Ritches, farmer, Tur-
ner; j.. N. Skaife. retired, Salem:
Louis Webert. druggist, Aurora; r.
C. Jefferson. north Howell. farm
er; A. F. Marcus, manufacturer
Salem; James w. Imbler, farmer,
Mehama; Lyman H. Shorey, labor
er, Woodburn; w. X. Winslow.
farmer, Aumsville; John Lomker,
farmer, Elkhorn; John Taylor,
farmer, East Stayton; Joseph L.
Codingtcn, laborer, Salem; Theo
farmer, Sublimity.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21
scQP1 OF BuLLErIN

f.f 6eA men md thc varic0 voiusseers wAc eo.-,
etitste NE Ways asd Mean force n she keid are
esked 10 understand that he Ocisl BuIlrsn b 80
pager prspased for g~rerai eirsrisssssl
II b prepared more particularly for ehose who are
.epe<sed " s.lsiag fsps iron ofhrs ard co. tains
- io r.rioset<ls md .rticses, such mssersaI a.
E<nN ee h<lpf0 ed spEReztixs 10 shoss wAo wxse
- sypros<h eAe pselie niaS fo~ so.sy. ,-s.
sS0erses6ex-fHfe fel.esasi sos to su.ks shss p-hs
ason uahl<sh - b = s<s9 ssu6Aruiki an G.
~+~~ Il
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21

Suicide Identified.

persons will be ararigned. 1t is be-
lieved.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21

New York, Sept. 21.-There has
aheen no reconciliation between Elihu
B- Frost, Of New York and Allan
nc City, president of the Submarine
boat Corporation, and Mrs. Rosa
Find Harrington Frost, of Garden
City L. L., though their counter
zEnfts for divorce have been with
.<zrawn.
Major Henry D.. Runyon of Jer-
sey City, counsel for Mrs. Frost,
xnntd "a property settlement" had
uDeen made and the court has been
zn0tified Of the withdrawn Of the
suits. c
The order of the Court for the
Uuyment of 500 week alimony
v1MS therefore no longer in force,
IEAjor Runyon said. He would not
dEkclose the terms of the settlement.
Robert H. McCarter, former At
General Of New Jersey, rep
Nesented Mr.. Frost.
Frost was fifty five years old and
lhfs wife twenty-five when they
vwUre married on June 1S, 1915, by
1he Rev. James A. Mcdonald, a
Methodist clergyman In Newark.
1chey separated in May, 1919, and
JIrs. Frost went to Nevada 49,.
started suit for divorce which was
d1aAcontinued.
In the petition which Mrs. Frost
&EEed in New Jersey last December
she accused her husband of cruel
smd inhuman- conduct toward her
nnd OF infidelity with Mrs. Elsie
&Eraham and Miss Odeline Martin
~ his apartments in Madison ave-
xsue, Manhattan, and his resicenet
En yentnor, near Atlantic City and
~ an Atlantic City hotel.
Her husband she said, told her he
made s1,00O,000 in one day and
khat he was worth $3,0o0,00o. Her
xhealth, her petition said, had been
wrecked by her husbands treat
Enent.
The petition contained seventy
typewritten pages. most of the alie-
cations being unprintable.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21
Portland Post
Station Robbed

Portland. Or. Sept. 2l.--swo
robbers held up branch postoffice
In a store on West Lombard street
rast night and rob0ed J. p. Broth
4ars, proprietor of the store of $40.
The men tied Mr.. Brothers to a
chair in a back room and gagged
him with towel. Mr.. Brothers told
the police that one of the robbers
entered by the front door and
forced him into the back room at
Ehe point of revolver, The 9TH
ser had entered the back door and
was waiting inthe rear room to
stand guard over the prisoner while
his partner ransacked the premises.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21
Mullinix Tells
Of Attempt to
Murder Steiger

1--WE were to go $780," Jesse
Mullinix, As. confessed assailant OF
T. w. Steiger. 81, farmer residing
near Salem, made this statement
Tuesday morning in reference to
the alleged completely Of Mrs. Stei-
ger in the attempt to kill her hus-
band, March 25. 1920.
Mullinix, now serving a seven
year sentence for the attack upon
the aged farmer. is the states prin-
cipal witness against Steiger's wife,
Lena Steiger, who is facing jury
in the Marion county court house,
here. In answer to questions as to
his relationship with Mrs. Steiger,
Mufiinix testified that she had em-
braced him several times and stated
that she had been with him at his
shack in Salem and also at different
local lodging houses.
Defense Fights Evidence.
Attorneys for the defense object
ed strenuously to all evidence svu.
would disclose intimacy between
Mulinix and Mrs. Steiger, but Cir.
cult Judge Jercy r. Kelly, over
ruled these objections, calling at
tention to the evident unwillingness
with which Mullinix answered all
questioned asked by the prosecu-
tion. Lodging house records show
ing the registration Of ~. Smith
and wife, were identified by Multi
nix as having been made by himself
while accompanied by Mrs. Steiger
Mullinix in his confession had
Identified certain letters as having
been received from Mrs. Steiger and
also identified blue apron found
in his shack near Shipping streey AZ
being apparel once the properly Of
Mrs. Steiger. This apron was an ex-
hibit at Tuesdays session.
Mullinix stated that talk of do
ing away with Steiger had fol-
lowed condolences by Mrs. Steiger
that her husband had "abused and
choked her. during quarrels con-
cerning Mullinix.
Farmer Is Witness. .
District Attorney James A. Helt-
eel and Deputy Prosecutor Roy
Shields first examined T. w. Stei-
ger, who testified to the attack up
on him by Mullinix. Mr.. Steiger
asserted that Mullinix had been
dismissed after he had been for two
years an ebploye at Steiger's farm.
AS a reason for the dismissal, Null
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21
SIS N0w Minimum,
Bail For All Traffic
Lam Violat0rs Here

If you violate Salem traffic or
dinance and get caught at it, you
must put UP $25 bond.
No matter whether you are cor
ner cutter, or speeder. whether
you passed streetcar while 1t was
receiving passengers. or whether
you had glaring headlights. 1t
makes no difference. You will pass
over $25 bond to the officer.
Tuesday morning Police Juusc
Earl Race announced that $25
would be the minimum bail for po-
lice to accept. A great many per-
sons arrested. it is said, have been
forfeiting bond. In the future, with
the present high price Of bail, more
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21
Giant Wireless
Toner to Rise
Near HiLlsbOro

Portland, Or, Sept. 21.-Erection
of a giant wireless station near this
city is assured, it was announced
today through purchase by the Fed
eral Telegraph cdmpany Of tract
of 321 acres of land near Hillsboro
as the site. Surveys for the aerial
transmission station have already
been made and actual construction
work on power lines is expected to
begin this week, it was said. The
tower itself will be under construc-
ton within 80 days.
se JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21
G. Q. P. Documents Shouting, G. o. r: Slush Fund
Get the Money, Boys!" the Republican Slogan
This t6Iletin b oficiak !,
One something like levin fes<ty2uu 6feeoxnrugR

Nobody b ROme 10 have M HysKsR' 'th a 1his]
bupetin who has noe bad aetuaf txpssis6 81 1sH:|
| ging up money HI the Field NJ ssssN
Your name Is on the mailing list becatsa dis tui
esin 4 to he an official medium Of tsnsmistnx u6I
YOU Information. suggestion. And Instruction. frDm
the National Treasurer and his immediasg 1sslst-}
ants - 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21

Two years after she had swallow
ed three large safety pins, one open,
they were removed recently from
the throat of 4-year-old Clara
Kucher, of New York City. The
pins were successfully removed
without an incision. Physicians say
that the child escaped death from
malnutrition and strangulation by
a miracle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-21

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Portland. Or, Sept. 21.--Identi-
fication Of the body found west Of
Goble, Or, Saturday was accom-
plished by B. g. Smith, a patrol
man, who discovered that the dead
man was George M. Smith of Port
land, Patrolman Smith today re-
ported finding in the mans room a
note saying he intended to end his
life. A4t
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Medford.--Work has just been
commenced on mill at this city to
have a capacity of from $4,000 to
10000 feet of lumber every eight
hours. 1t is to run a double shift
daily and will have payroll of
500. The owners are j. N. Brown
lee and sons. Mississippi lumber
men.
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guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cohen,
3741 Harriet Avenue. Later Mrs.
Steinberg will be the guest Of her
nieces, Mrs. j. X. Edelman of Gar
field Avenue and Mrs. III. Levin of
Blaisdell avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenfield,
HOB Knox Avenue North, are resid-
ing at their summer home at Mani
tou, Lake Minnetonka. Mrs. Rosen-
field and children are now the guests
of her sister, Mrs. Silverman at Riv-
erton, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Levitt, and
family and Mrs. Levitt's mother, Mrs.
Joseph of Des Moines, have moved
to their summer home at Wildhurst,
Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. M. Meyers of Virginia, Mimi,
is the guest Of her daughter and SON
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Koff, 1920
Lyndale Avenue South.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Satler of Du-
luth, Mimi, spent a few days in the
city this week as the guests of Mrs.
S. Abeles, Aldrich Avenue South.
They were en- route home from Cali
fornia where they spent several
months.
Mrs. Carrie Abrahams left on
Thursday for short visit in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schloss of St. Louis.
Mo-, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Schloss, 2316 Aldrich Avenue
South.
Mrs. A. Abrahams of Duluth, spent
a few days here this week as the guest
of Mrs. E. Kayser of Antlers Apis.
Mrs. N. Freedman of Chicago is
the guest of her son and daughter,
Dr. and Mrs. "A. d. Freedman, and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gottlieb (Rose
Rosen) whose marriage was an event
of May 30, left on Sunday last for
extended wedding trip through the
West, where they will be the guests
Of relatives.
Mrs. Samuel Block and little son,
Charles, who came here to attend the
wedding of Mrs. Blocks brother, Mr..
Jack Gottlieb and Miss Rose Rosen,
returned to their home in Brooklyn,
New York, on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Marker, of
Waco, Texas, are the guests of Mr..
Markers father and family at 709
Lyndale Avenue North.
Miss Dora Roberts and Mr.. Arthur
Roberts of Los Angeles, California,
arrived last week to spend the sum-
mer months with their brothers and
sisters, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fiterman,
400 Knox avenue North, and Mr..
and Mrs. M. Schweitzer, 1882 West
Thirty street.
Miss Lois Cohen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Cohen, 2O15 Irving
Avenue South, left on Sunday eve
ming for an extended visit in Seat
tie. Wash.
Miss Pearl Schneider, 2416 Hum
boldt Avenue South, left Saturday
evening last for California, where
she will be the guest of her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Charles
ton Evelyn Schneider).
Mr.. and Mrs. Saul Gordon (nee
Fanny Sgutt) of Minot, No. Dakota,
are here on their wedding trip. They
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Mrs. May Sgutt has returned from
a weeks stay in Minot, No. Dakota,
where she attended the wedding of