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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
MACSWINEY MAY
BE ALIVE FOR
SEVERAL WEEKS

CHICAGO. sept o.--Terence Mac.
swiney. lord mayor Of Cork. may
continue his hunger strike against
Imprisonment several weeks more
without suffering any great pain or
starving To death. Or Ruth Llghhail
haid in an interview today.
Dr. Llghthaii. graduate physi.
clan. spoke with authority on the
subject OF a voluntary fast. M she
wen, on five.day hunger strike dur.
ing the war against imprisonment on
charges OF being a pacifist
'sMacSwiney may live three weeks
OF longer" she said.
,r. LlghthRii cited the experience
OF mr. Tanner. an Eastern physician.
who tasted month and a half she
also told Of her own fast. and said
the experiences Of nearly all hunger
strikers II Identical.
Tn that time all had was a glass
Of water daily" she naid,
Macswiney. nhe said. lis probably
In excellent condition mentally"
she said she believed that while his
body was weak. he probably was feel.
ing III ard perfectly aware OF every.
thing that was going on around him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
100000 VICTIMS
IN ITALY QUAKE.
thousands Injured; More
Thousands Homeless

ROME. Sept s.-tNight.l-with
The number Of casualties and extent
- the damage from Tuesdays earth.
quake still undetermined. slight
shocks required today turnout the
11unixiana and versilia districts. in
ehe region OF Genoa
The latest reports showed more
NAN 500 dead In the large area af.
1ecfed by the earthquake. With pros.
pects of this number being increased
~ several hundred as eommunica.
don Is xc-cstabllshed with Isolated
opmmunities.
Thousands wcrc known 20 be In
Cured. and the number OF homeless
Vas estimated at SOC. 900 TO $50. 900.
King Victor Emmanuel. who was in
Pisa when the shock occurred. Joined
relief parties and visited several ruin.
"a towns today.
Among the towns visited by the
king were Fivixzano. where 200 per-
sons were reported TO have been
buried beneath the ruins. and Gar.
m&nann. which also was completely
nxed. Other towns practically wsp-
- out were vigneta- castelnuovo
and villa ColiemandinA Consider
0bIe damage was done in Taxsaldo.
Cnstcilcsn. Monmino. Rsnis. Monte
Citc and Deserano.
A message received IN Lucca said
that 50 bodies had been recovered In
Barga. and that many more were In
ne ruins.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
TAKE SUSPECT
IN DRUG Theft
Youth With Criminal Record
Picked Up

Suspected OF having burgiarixed
the Sunny side pharmacy at $500
Meridian, Sept G. Ray Hayes. 20
whom the police say has a long Grim
inai record. wns picked up yesterday
afternoon.
The arrest was made nj Fourth
ave and Pike IT. by Detectives 8
simundson and w. A. Fuller.
Tho pharmacy was looted md
seven watches. 10 fountain pens. we
razors and 30 cents In Canadian
money were taken.
Hayes II said by the police 10 be
a dope fiend" lie has served time
In Ohio. san francisco and Tacoma
and he once escaped from the county
atockade here. according TO the 20
lice.
a year ago last June he was srn
fenced TO the Monroe rcforfnatory
for one to seven and n half years
for attempted robbery. Later he war
Transferred 10 the state penitsntiary
but released a short time ago.
One OF his favorite feata, police
say. In TO masquerade MS woman
and do purse snatching.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Cox Says Senators
Cause Europe's Scorn

HELENA. Mont. Sept s.-The
United States is looked upon BY It's
associates In the war an a nation Of
cutters. because the senatorial "oli-
gawhy" has blocked its entrance
Into the league Of nations. Governor
James VI. Cox asserted In n speech
here today. opening his second days
campaign in Montana.
America cannot enter into that
period Of prosperity to which we are
entitled until the doubt and distrust
and the growing hatred against US
created by the apostles OF hate In
the senatorial oiigarchy haye been
removed" he said. I'VE are looked
upon~as a selfish nation. as a nation
OF cutters. seIf-prosperous and self
satisfied, while our associates. as well
as our enemies among the nations of
Europe. are starving to death"
Three main speeches AZ Helena
and the mining sections OF Anaconda
and Butte were on Cox's schedule
today, after which he viii leave for
stump invasion Of Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

San lose Citizens Rush Into
Streets as Buildings Rock
In Earthquake

SAN JOSE. Cal. Sept a.-~The
sharrest earthquake shock felt here
In many years shook San jose
shortly before a. IN. today. Hun
dredS OF people rushed into the
streets. No damage was done.
The selsmograph at the Mount
Hamilton observatory registered the
quake as hard shock OF brief dura.
ton.
Reports from various parts Of the
district Indicate the shake probably
was local affair. Instances OF glass
being broken and OF other light dam.
ayr have been reported but nothing
Of serious nature.
When the town began 20 rock
there was general rush for the
streets and In the downtown section
people were inclined to finger out.
doors. not caring 60 return into the
buildings which had rocked discon,
certingly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
SAYS PUNISHMENT
WAS JUSTIFIED

II have heard that the punishment
melted out 90 Burlington was more or
less justified. When an order In
given aboard vessel II must DO
carried out II these cadets can do
just as they aao III. what 10 the use
Of going in with the nehooll DIS
cipline IN necessary"
Captain Gibson Expressed regret
that such an investigation should be
necessary.
I'VE are trying 10 give the state
school that Will prove beneficial TO
tho young men. and We men behind
the movement need encouragement
Captain Gibson laughed at the idea
OF suing Captain EckhariL lie de
clared that $500 damages rather than
SO 900 would have been an absurd
amount, even II Captain Eckhardi
we're guilty OF n crime.
Tho Nicksburg left Ssatt. last
May and cruiaed down the coast as
far as san Diego. from which port
SHE proceeded 20 the Hawaiian group.
Engine trouble made the island stay
longer one than WAS at fret
planned. and II was necessary To
abandon the Alaskan end OF the
cruise. The cruise lasted -four
, months.
The vessel In stationed of the Uni
versity OF Washington cafnpua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
He Goes Insane Over
High Cost of Living

Worrying over the ever increasing
high coat OF living and believing
that he WAS 10 tore ais home. Pat ~.
O'Brien, Is. waiter. s0as Meridian
ave. was adJudgod insane and com.
United TO the Northern State Hos.
pitnl for the Insane Wednesday.
Superior Judge A. w. Frater signed
tho order upon recommendations OF
Dra. A. +. Calhoun and H. l.. Grant.
who examined the man. O'Brien In
said 20 have attempted suicide last
Thursday with revolver. The
weapon was taken from him by mem.
bcrn 81 his family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Ienroot Increases
Lead in Wisconsin

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, Sept. o.
Senator Irwin l.. Lenroot today had
Increased his lead over James NJ
Thompson for the republican nomina.
tjon for United States senator on re
turns from 1859 precincts out OF q.
30 in Tuesdays primary. These re.
turns gave Lenroot i37.4i4. Thomp.
oDn 1f4.fss.
Congressman Esch, coauthor OF
the railroad bin. has been defeated.
returns indicated.
Democratic voting was light and
without contests.
Attorney General John J. Blaine.
candidate for the republican nominal
don for governor. was leading Roy
p. Wilcox by about 900 votes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
:Tasker Oddie Wins
in Nevada Primary

= RENO. New Sept with only
~ removed precincts where the vote
Was small. not yet heard from. the
victory Of Tasker l. oddie over. the
Rev. Brewster Adams for the repub-
1lcnn nomination for United States
senator In Tuesdays Nevada primary
Vas considered today as decisive
Other results were:
Congressman Charles r. Evans de-
1eated NJ r. Stoddard and Waiter
Pratt for the democratic nomination
Tor congressman at large.
Samuel s. Allen defeated w. r. Nc.
1eiil for the republican nomination
Tor congressman at large.
Charles b. Henderson. incumbent.
vas without opposition for the demo
cratic senatorial nomination
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
SEEK HARDINC'S
VIEWS ON JAPS
DnIifornians viii Confer
With Him

San FRANCISCO. sept s.--scna.
tor Warren q. Harding. republican
presidential candidate. win be given
an opportunity TO express his views
on the japanese question when the
California delegation visits hiH front
porch. In Marion. September 10. Ray.
mond benjamin. Western renr~sen
tativc OF tho republican national com
mittee. said today.
An announcement from republican
headquarters said that Harding had
promised concise and complete
answer 10 every question asked
when the cailfornianH visit him.
The san Franeiaco party, number
Ing abou, 40. will leave for Marion
iomorrow. and win reach Marion sep.
tember n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Eastbound Air Mail
Starts Tomorrow

SAN FftANcfBcO. Sept. p.-five
thirty tomorrow morning was the
time announced for the start Of the
first eastbound San Frnnclsco "a. New
York mali airplane.
Mayor James Rolph. Of Gan Fran
cisco. and representatives. Of nearby
cities will greet the first plane ar
irving from New York, which II ex
pccted 20 reach the Marina here
about p. m. tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Gov. cox TO Be
IN PARADE HERE
Will Reach City at $3.50
P. M. Saturday

Gov. James NJ Cox. democratic
presidential candidate. viii reach So
attic Saturday az $50 y. m, will 10
met az the depot by flock OF auion.
which win form In parade at tn.
depot and travel up Third ave. 20
Stewart ST.. and then down Second
ave. 70 the Tacoma lntcrurban depot
There the governor viii heard a
special interurban train for Tacoma.
where he win speak az the stadium
at $50.
Governor Cox will be hack In Sc
attic about y, m. He IL scheduled
TO speak at the Arena az p. IN.
Gov. Cox arrives In the state Fri
day. reaching Spokane nj go a. m.
He IL travelling IN special train.
His complete itinerary. including
platform tatlls. follows
/ Arrivc Spokane 80 a. m. Sept
10. over Chicago. Milwaukee q 81.
Paul railroad. Leave Spokane over
Northern Pacific special at iit5
n. m. Arrive at spragur. 1885 p. m:
leave p. m. Arrive at Rltxviilc.
i:sS p. IN. leave $40 p. m. rear
platform. Arrive at Lind. EOS p. m.
leave 2io .. m. Arrive conncli. $50
.. m; leave -ss p. m. Arrive At Pas
co. $50 ?. m. leave AIS. Arrive NJ
waiia waiia. s,35 p. M. leave $40
.. m. set event
Sept. ii.--Arrivc at Seattle. sts
a. m: leave s.5S a. m Arrive Bell.
ingham. . n. m: leave $40 a. IN. Ar
rive Mount Vernon. 1910 n. IN. leave
1880 a. m, Arrive Everett. 1900 m.
leave 1880 .. m. Arrive at Seattle.
$50 .. IN. parade downtown streets
and leave on lntcrurhan for Tacoma.
Arrive at Tacoma. $50 .. m: leave
for Seattle. Evening meeting a,
Arena auditorium. 5.so p. IN. Leaves
Late Saturday night for Portland
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
May Bar Archbishop
From Australia Now

SAN FRANCISCO. sept "a
movement 10 bar Archbishop Daniel
J. Mgnnlx from Australia. aH a re.
suit OF his sinn Fein sympaihies. Ia
afoot. according 90 RPtrick Duffy.
Australian apple king" who arrived
hero from sydney today. aboard the
liner Mariana.
Definite steps are being taken 60
prevent tho archbishop from return
ins 10 his archbiNhopric. Duffy said.
They have the sanction ~ govern
mont officials and probably viii be
carried thru
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Thomas E. Watson
Winner in Georgia

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. o.-Thomas
u. Watson, former congressman. and
former candidate for president on
the populist ticket. has been nomi-
mated for United States senator. ac.
cording TO fairly complete returns
early today.
feature OF the campaign was
the active fight against Watson by
the American Legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Salazar Governor
Lower California

MExIcAI.i. Lower California.
sept Gov. Luis NJ saiasar was
today doagnafrd as permanent gov
crnor OF Lower California. following
receipts Of the chief executives com.
mission from MEXICO City.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Harding on Way
Back to Marion

IN ROUTE WITH SENATOR
HARDING TO MARION. O.. SEPT ..
Enthusiastic over tho reception
given him In the Twin Cities. sena.
tor Warren @. Harding was on his
way back 70 Marion today. hut eager
for another chance 10 set out Into
the country.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
McAdoo to Stump
for Governor Cox

NEW YORK. Sept. william G..
hcAdoo has arranged to make an OK.
tenslve stamping tour on behalf OF
Governor Cox. Unusual interest was
aroused in political circles here today
ny statement issued by the former
secretary OF the treasury, in which
he vigorously opposed any modifica.
ton Of the Volstead act.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
DRAFT BILL FOR
CONSOLIDATION
Meier and Carkeek TO Plan
Cib-Couhty Merger

Corporation Counsel Walter II.
Meier will serve with Vivian Car.
keek. representing the Seattle Real
Estate association. In connection
with the drafting OF n new bill for
the consolidation Of city and county
governments A third member Of
the committee will be selected by
Carkeek and Meier.
With the appointment OF the full
committee, steps will Immediately be
Initiated for presenting TO the state
legislature Mt It's next session a con.
crete plan for the consolidation OF
the two municipal corporations.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Two Are Held in
DYES Theft Probe

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-Two officials
Of a chemical company in Brooklyn.
n. Y. Adoiph Wilder and Samuel
Weiss. are under arrest here today
by the department OF Justice In con-
nec,ion with the disposal of dyes
stolen from a government warehouse
In Newark. n. j.. several weeks ago.
Hundreds OF Thousands Of dollars
worth OF dyes are said 70 be missing
from the stores. and n nationwide
plot 10 sell them In alleged. Federal
agents last night recovered $4,000
worth OF the stolen property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Bureau of
MiSSinq
Relatives

~ the person who " DESTROYS TO
learn the location OF Mrs. Ellen G.
Winslow will communicate with Mru.
Roby c. Brown. t6sd Lucille St. she
viii be placed In touch with Mrs.
Winslow. who VIII return from
Olympia In two weeks.
Mrs. brown. who ls the daughter
OF Mrs. Winslow. can he reached by
phone. Her number ~ Rainier
aSf.W
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Deny Georgia Women
the Right of Suffrage

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. e.--Georgia
may furnish the first test OF the
18th amendment TO the federal CON
stifution.
Denied the right 10 ballot In yea
terday's election. MEs. Mary l.. Nc.
Lennon. suffrage worker, has ap-
pealed to Secretary OF State Colby
for instructions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Blair Tells About
Republican Funds

CHICAGO, Sept. 9.--Republlcan
leaders planned drives for campaign
I funds in practically every city OF the
country, but never fixed any city
quotas, Harry NJ. Blair, assistant
treasurer Of the republican national
committee. testified today before the
committee OF the senate investigating
campaign funds.
In modified form, this plan Is be
Ing vigorously pushed, Blair said.
He named 20 cities where, he said.
campaigns have been or will be con
Quoted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

GALVESTON. Ter. Sept s.--Evi.
f-ncs In the court martial Of Billy
Mayficid. accused ~ attempting TO
arrest" O, V. Sanders. editor OF the
Houston Press. was TO SO 10 Gov.
etnor Hobby today for his approval
The hearing closed late yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
|OL|VE THOMAS
MAY NOT LIVE
JaJck Pickford Denies He
QuarreIed With Wife

PARIS. Sept. e.--The condition Of
Miss Olive Thomas. movie star, sui
fering from mercurial poisoning In
the American hospital at Fcuiily.
was reported upimproved. Director
Joseph Choate. Of Los Angeles. who
is handling Miss Thomas case. said
after a consultation with leading
Paris specialists while her condition
was extremely crave he had not
abandoned hope.
Jack Pickford. film actor and hus
band OF Miss Thomas. denied they
had auarreled. lie said his wife had
got hold Of the wrong bottle and had
taken an overdose Of medicine con
tanning mercury.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
IRELAND MAYOR
CROWS WEAKER
Bulletin Says He Spent Very
Bad Night

LONDON. Sept. p--Iord Mayor
Mncswincy was much weaker today.
the ssth day Of his hunger strike,
according 60 a bulletin iasued AZ Sim
t'en headquarters here.
''rhe lord mayor spent very had
night" tho statement said. lie
complained OF FiddincHs and numbA
ness The doctors consider him much
weaker than yesterday"
4 bulletin issued ~ noon said Mac.
swinoy was growing weaker and
that his legs and arms were becom-
Ing numb They were being mas.
aaged and handagcd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Sept. s.--Head-
quarters for A. milford winsor Of
Yuma today conceded Nit Sims. Win.
sor's opponent. the democratic nomi-
nationfor governor altho the returns
OF Tuesdays primary were not yet
complete. United States Senator Mar.
Gus A. Smith was leading X. c. Stan.
ford and A. a. Worsley for the demo
cratic nomination for United States
senator by about 1000 and consld.
cred his selection assured.
There were no contests on the re.
publican ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
MOTHER GROWING WEAKER.
But lie DOESN'T KNOW 1T

4 sister OF the boy. who has writ
ton To Mrs Lockwood 90 thank her
Tor her interest I'm Wolff. says
MY mother il growing weaker and
sicker' az the time draws near
must live near enough TO her so
can 40 home every night We do not
tell Roy mother is not we'll. because
u would only make a. harder Tor
him"
Petitions IN behalf OF Roy Wolff
ana against his sentence TO hang are
flooding the governors office.
They are coming from people from
all parts OF California aud the Pa
cific Northwest. including several
from Seattle and Yakima.
Any one may draw up a petition.
secure signatures and forward II %
the governor, at, tho state house.
Sacramento, Calf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
laps SCALP
j WON'T BE LOST

8. MatHuff. nlKht clerk IN The
Touris, hotel. 40 Occidental ave-
will probably keep hts scalp. Il was
reported AZ the city hospital Thurs.
day MaiHuri was nearly scAip~d
when hls head was caugh, In an al.
legged defective elevator Ia the hotel
early "Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Wealthy Boston Man
Is Dead in Frisco

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 81. j..
Damonte. 81. wealthy retired BOSTON
business man. ia dead here today AS
the result Of an automobile accident.
and police arc investigating the theft
from his body Of diamond ring and
a diamond stickpin valued at 1850.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Cable Says Photoplay
Star Has Pneumonia

LOS ANGELES. Sept. s.-Oiivs
Thomas. reported In Paris dispatches
as suffering from mercurIal poison
ing, has pneumonia. according 10 .
cablcgram from Jack Pickford. her
husband. 10 his mother. Mrs. Char.
Iotte Pickford. made public here to
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
vICKSBURC
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

undoubtedly had been sufficient trou'
bic daring the cruise Ia warrant an
inventi CATION. and that the board had
gladly consented 90 one.
"Howevcs. he explained. the com.
mission feels that the entire trouble
waa the outTrowth of few dis
gruntled cadets who ehaffcd under
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mr..

Christina Deborah Smith. scatti.
pioneer who died "Wednesday at the
home Of her aon.in.iaw. l.. o. Lukan.
Mt Halter lake. will be hcii Friday at
o'clock from the Bonnsy Watson
establishment. Burial will he IN Lake
View.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
A NYBODY SEEN
"A THIS PAYROLL?

Augustine a Eyer. First ave. gro
GERS. reported 20 ,hs police Thursday
that one Of their drivers had lost a
payroll amounting TO fS9s In cur.
rency between Third and Union and
the store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
CAKI LIVED
~ UP TO NAME

Attracted by the name. sponge"
squad officers visited Y. Sakfs soft
drink parior at sos King n. wednes-
day and arrested sakI Customers
thronsed In NO rapidly that the off.
GERS say the place resembled a bar
gain sale. Customers lined up DO
fore barrel In Pete Suda's shop at
sos King st were noticed by the dry
agents and Suda was also arrested.
Germans arc making the skins Of
nausages OF siik. 70 give them solid.
lily and elasticity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Air Mail Pilot
In on His Wav

IOWA CITY. Sept, s,---Randoiph c
Page. plotting tho mail plane In
auguratsng the New York San Fran
cisco system. resumed his flight
westward this morning after having
remained here overnight rio hop
pei off, at 1915 a. m. His next niop
Ia Omaha. lie expects TO reach Sal,
Lake city tonight
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-10
Today's Dallas News

a wear. 1t is expected to have it in
working order before chautauqua.
In order to insure quiet during the
sessions of chautauqua next week, the
city council has authorized the clos
ing of Mill street from Main to JET
! ferson, and Jefferson street from
Mill to Court during the hours that
meetings are being held in the Dig
| tent on the court house square. Last
year considerable complaint was
made that passing automobiles dis
turbed the chautauqua programs.
| Members of the Polk county demo-
cratic county central committee from
| different parts of the county met al
the court house last Saturday AFTER
noon and completed their organlza-
tion by electing Tracy Stats chair
man and M. L. Boyd secretary, treas
urer
Last week M. Solof of Salem sold the
Peoples Cash Store in Dallas to A
Rosencrantz of Portland. 1t was rnt
original intention of Mr.. Rosencrant1
to close out the stock, but aftei
depending a few days here became sc
much in love with Dallas that he de-
1 cided to remain permanently. lie
went to Portland yesterday to pur'
chase additional stock.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-07-10
urlo ilaey by CaptaI journal Special Correspondence
Missionary To
Speak On India
= AT Woodburn

woodburn, Or, July 10.-Miss L. A.
Miller will tell her experiences in In
dia at the Presbyterian church Sun.
dav evening. She spent over six years
in that country as missionary ana
also Travelled through China, Korea
and the Philippines.
Herbert l., Gill is serving on the
federal jury in Portland.
Word comes from California tnat
Mary Carter, former resident or TINS
city, died suddenly in San Francisco
the first of the month.
J. F. Rigdon, the real estate man.
has been confined to his home III"
past week with illness.
Twin sons came to the home or Mr.
and Mrs. r.. c. Hovenden on the ith.
Mother and babes are doing nicely un-
der the care Of DR.. Chapman.
G. q. MCDANIEL of GAINESVILLE, Mo,
has taken c. H. Wakefield's place II
the independent office while the lat
ter is visiting his sister in Idaho.
q. A. Kitch has started a new store
at West Woodburn.
Col and Mrs. j. NJ. Poorman have
gone to spend the summer IN theii
r.otfage at Rockaway, renting tnell
home here to Mr. and Mrs. Allison.
A. l.. Dark and 7. B. Brix and ram
lilies of Astoria were guests OF rev
e. L. Dark and family, Monday
Mrs. Starlie O'Brien, manager or tnt
C. C. store, visited her mother, MRS
G.. w. Wysong at Vancouver, WASH.
over the weekend.
John Collier is home from logging
camp nursing badly bruised finger
Mr.. and Mrs Keith Powell ana son
motored to Neskowin, Friday, to spen'
the Fourth with Mrs. PowelFs parents
Judge and Mrs. George u. Bingham
at their summer home.