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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

Grain. Wheat No. $500; feed
oats s0@s5c; milling oats So@sbc
cheat hay slS@19; oat hay s2l@ 22;
clover nay s23; mill run s47.
Butterfat. Butterfat zoe; creamery
butter 60 q zoe.
Pork. veal and mutton: Pork on foo
ll5Ac, veal fancy 24c; steers 1ic
lambs lsAe; cows 7@ac; ewes 90
sheep, yearlings IL lhc.
Dressed pork 2ic.
Eggs and poultry: Eggs cash soc;
light hens, 3o@32c; heavy hons 2se
old roosters 15@16c; springs 24c.
Vegetables; Onions per pound &c;
celery doz SITS: potatoes. Yakims
&c. Oregon 3h @dc; sweet potatoes DC
beets per sack 81; turnips per sack
1915, carrots per sack s1.2b; parsnip'
ner sack $3.50; spinach 10c lb. rad
ishes 40c doz.
Fruit oranges s6.o0@zo0; lemon,
$6.50@7; bananas lie; honey extract
zoe, bunch beets acc: cabbage &c;
head lettuce s1.25; carrots 4bc. Brus
sell sprouts $1.25; cauliflower 81 doz
req peppers 2bc ID: rhubarb 12hc
peas l5c lb
Retail pricess eggs dozen a6c;
creamery -butter 7s % 75c; country but
Eter csc, flour. hard wheat $3,2b@s4'
soft wheat $3.50
LIVESTOCK
Portland, Mar, t9s-Cattle weak
receipts l25; grain and pulp fed
steers s11.50 W1E0O; choice $il.oOG
1i.5O; good to choice $1,000 @ti.O0
medium 40 good 5000 @i0s0O; fair 70
medium g750@8.50; common 10 fai,
sg.bO@7.50; choice cows and heife
$4,000 $1,000 good to choice $4,000
900, medium to good $6.5eQ75o
fair to medium sb,50@e.50; Gamer
| sS.OOQ5.5O, bulls s5,O0@7.5o; prifn
light calves sl5.5O@l7.00; mediu
light s100O@t5,50; heavy s7.ao@
10 90; stockers and feeders $500
$50.
Hogs steady: receipts IS; prime
mixed sl5.75@ @lG,25; medium s15,bt
@15,75: rough heavy $ti00@ @i5.2b
pigs $12@t5.
sheep steady receipts none;eastern
lambs slG.7541776i light wales
sfs.s0@1G.75; heavy si450W15.5h
common to medium SfiM 1850 year
lilngs slA5O@t5.0O; wethers $4,000
1880; ewes s1O@12.
Batter
Portland Or, Mar. ig.--cubes ex-
ira 64c; parchment wrapped box lot
67c. cartons Csc; half zoxes nc more
Hess than y boxes Ic more: butterfs
sG@67c fob station; zoe Portland
Poultry ana Eggs
Portland, Or, Mar. 1g.--Eggs sell
Ing price case count S4@S5c; buying
price case count 32c; selling pric
candled SSc. selected candled in car
tons Ace.
Poultry: Hens 81 q 36c; broilers A.
@ As; roosters zoe; turkeys dressed
4s@50c; geese ga 25c; ducks 4o@4i
Wheat and sEill ssaafs.
| Wheat. $3.50: barley. sT2. oa
5000 bid; corn No. . yellow $685.
bid.
HAY: Buying price valley TIME
$1,000: alfalfa $1,000; grain $40
cheat s22; clover sse; oats and vet
s2s.
Millstuffs. Prices fob mill. cl
4rfage 81 extra Min run. car lots
mixed cars s44 ton; rolled barley y
rolled oats ts6,5o: ground barley
scratch feed $50
Corn whole sss era, sed Ssk
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u. II. Looney Of jefferson wili be
candidate for representative at th'
Republican primary In May.
After being under quarantine for
week on account Of Influenza Cor
wallis has lifted the ban against pub
lie gatherings
La Grande school authorities ar
planning vocational training sehoo
for persons under Is vino hate neFe
finished their eighth grade eduea
a 3s4z.ss4 54srFs4.5atF5z=
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
FINE NEW FARM HOME

FINE NEW II <tiANl ilOAIff
"a acres, all new land and is fine
dark loan soil. Fine new house, barn
garage and big chicken house. Young
family orchard and berries. About is
acres In cultivation and In crop.
Would be excellent berry land. This
little farm Is 100 yards from station
and about y mile TO school. Lo
on good grayeled road only miles
from state house. Just a Is minute
drive to Salem. With the place goes
the entire crop, gas engine, IFS fine
chickens light team, harness. wagon,
plOw, harrow, cream separator, stump
puller, feed and grain in barn. Ev-
erythlng goes for $4,000. Water piped
into house, barn, chicken house and
pasture. from large red wood tank.
This is an ideal country home.
Neat Z room piastered home with
modern congeniences except base
ment and furnace. In excellent con-
dition. East front; pavement to back
of lot. Room on lot for another bum
galow. Several good bearing fruit
trees. Not far out. This is a good buy
at 5000, $500 viii handle.
Fine modern room home with
fun basement furnace, etc. Located
on paved street in fine residence sec
tion. close in A dandy place at s4,-
300.
We want more listings Of city prop
erfy well located. Also small farms
and larger ones. Give US chance to
sell your property. we want 70 be Of
service to you and our community.
LIST YOUR FARM
We sold a $4,000 farm to sa-
lem man Wednesday through our 10
cal advertising and we have NOR
farms to offer. List where you ge
results.
Kinney & Smith.
zot Bank Of Commerce bldg. 4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

La Grande school authorities are
planning vocational training school
Tor persona under - who nave HeFeE
finished their eighth grade educa-
ton and are now working.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
FOR RENT.
Safety Razor Blasles.

ar hsIf razor blade sharpening ma
en.as- first installed at A. b stew
@'l henair Shop. 81 Cesft =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

Cora and Charles Pickett to r
c Peerenboom prt II IL J II
Mcdonald fruit tracts ..............
Percy y and Clarrlssa Carey TO
Robert AZ Diem. AS A In eS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

BOARD and room In private family
for 2 that viii room together, with
working hours till :. and will car
~ lunch. 50 week. Call i49 West
Wilson. me9
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

After being under quarantine for a
week on account Of Influenza. Cor
wallis has lifted the ban against pub
lie gatherings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
,IFIED k1Eo.

,rrd-Eaeh 5.sr inn one
safe rfions 5 zeen5~ ssss.s5z tiAohta
,sut, 50 - - n cents. "He sesF- pei
Il filse cents. Minima '''-' Ao .
ekuts nun only II .~r~ Today
tifss - -. in advanee ,'ia aot tax
cH au nhsue. unless t''tisef ha~
80 osS. ar,,nunt No ''~ spes 10,
ol--na errors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Oregon Land Co.


ALL BARGAINS
(5 vacant houses for sale)
6 room house strictly modern. on
paved street, blocks from capitol.
$4,000.
apartments, 2, 3 and A rooms each
good income. close in. $4,000.
room house, modern except base
ment corner lot, east front, garage.
$1,000.
room cottage bungalow, strictly
modern on paved street, $4,000.
10 acres, no improvements, pared
road, / Y miles out. $2500.
26 acres all under cultivation, on
paved road, fair buildings; will trade
for nice home,
room house, modern except base
ment, big lot, paved street and car
line, II sold this week, house vacant,
$2500.
160 acres in N. d., t40 in cultiva-
ton, to trade for Salem property.
fine lots OIL Fairmount Heights
addition, for quick sale. 5000.
room house and " acre close to
Playground storei good barn, $4,000,
Photos of nearly all the above can
be seen at our office.
We write insurance.
= fla.. o. T -E1n..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
NEW TODt

sAfE-Fresh COW. Phone los
feh Co Kald, Silverton road. EFT
c1TE-By owner d strictly mod
fen room. beautiful bungalow on
eIh Commercial st. slightly To-
H. t., Must sell quick. ass
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

FOR .SALE-By owner. "a acres on
the famous Howell Prairie. Z miles
east of Salem on rock road, 100
rods from proposed paved road, so
rods from railroad station, all in
high state of cultivation, very good
for prunes. berries and , general
farming. Price to sell $4,000. Imme-
dlate possession with crop. No build
ines Phone 23Ft2. bll
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

GOOD farm for sale, so acres. about
IS acres in cultivation, 80 In crop,
some good timber, 15 more plough
ed ready for corn and potatoes,
lies V mile from small town, good
road, living spring; all we'll fenced.
This is q sure good farm. Prico
$4,000, terms. $50 n. goth st. or
nhnna 11f0 owner. b69
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19

FOR SALE--Dwelling at 1899 Court
street. 20 acre fruit ranch, Rose
dale district o. 264 N, CONNER
clal now occupied by Chinese ba7
zaar' bungalow in Roseburg. store
with living rooms at 1890 S. 18th.
j. d. Giddings, f1ldridge hotel. Sa-
lem. MS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Laflar & Laflar
-S oregon bldg.
Real Investments.

Ah0Ntl AAAF
If you are looking for real stock
ranch, don't wait until this Is gone.
$50 acres, 100 acres in cultivation,
right at the door Of over 1000 ACRES
OF out range opened by a special act
OF the legislature. Plenty of running
water 2 hours drive of Salem on main
road Fair house, two barns, spring
water Some stock and equipment go
with the place at $4,000 Good terms
27h acres, 16 acres in cultivation,
13 acres of rich peat bottom land
sub-irrigated New room bungalow,
barn and other outbuildings miles
of Salem on good road Price $4,000.
Terms.
13 acres all in cultivation fine To-
cranberry land, loganberry tips to set
acres; miles of town. Price $1,000
Easy terms.
Homestead REIMBURSEMENT 1926,
We have A good buys In and 6
room bungalows.
We advertise your property at
your price. we will not increase the
price ana make the sale impossible.
Estes & Magee.
42S Oregon bldg, Salem
Portland office, Chamber OF Com
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
w. n. LIS
ASA Court st.

REAL ESTATET-
40 acres choice Howell Prairie farm
32 acres growing grain, acres tim
Der. All best Of black loan SOIL; near
ly new 10 room house, good barn and
other buildings. On paved road Price
$4,000. VIII consider good residence
In trade.
6 acres, about in prunes and APP
pies; all best of Garden road soil,
close to street car; good room house
good barn, water system. See this II
you want the best location. $500.
Choice loganberry land 10. Is, 20
acre tract. we'll located andpriced
Yioht
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
For Sale--Farms.

3 ROOM house for sale, close in, north
of State street, best location; plas-
tered plenty Of closets, a conven-
lent house, modern except base
ment Large lot, bearing fruit trees
and garden, paved streets and side
walk. This is good buy in a large
house close in. Possession in 80
days. Price $3.50; terms, $3.50
cash, balance 6 percent for term
of years. S. r. Pearson, 405 Ore
gon bldg. Phone 43. n+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
FOR SALE.
For oale-nuases.

ROOM R Z mouse extra gooa buy il sold
s''-s in0i'sns pisstered, modern .ex-
Sepe oaselneht' garage; one bloek
-tVin Stale street., north. Invess,.
SAFE this to-day. Price $z25O. terms
.i1oV cash. balance term of wears
>. h Pearson. 4Os Oregon hlds
as
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-19
Water Company.

SALEM WATER C0MPAkf-0ffice
corner Commercial and Trade SIS
Bills payable monthly IN advanee
Phone 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

~lIne uq' on the IRT- NJ the
plaintiff rlr 70 consider me evidence
* -ll ana nor 10 give the plaintiff g
0e1-t Of verdict. And ne asked thE
jurors, Z hey believed :: was not i
--ane NJ" 10 consider the frame If
-1.n4 70 make such an accusation
4 argued that /; IS net the speed
~ car thar counts provided each
ca stays or tae proper sIde uf the
Dad And IL argued that Mr. Dick
t~son was neEllEel while. the plain-
If aT his agent vas not negligent
= tha M -ts-
..udEe Beanie II lis charge to the
jury, 1roDEnr ont ms point that the
case came down 70 TINS: # Jhe
Witnesses are true and the state
merits u The defendant and his wiz
-esses NOT true. what must be their
Determination and T the statements
u cne defendant and MS witnesses
re crue anG those Of the plaintiff
and MS witnesses are nor trre what
IrusI he THAR discrimination He
-uId the jurors 10 add me truths to-
-elher ana determine where ne pre-
I,y-dereuce If the tes-!nUuv lay
: It rested with the plaintiff ne
eouId recuve~. f i did not, ne couid
not recover
The case was given 70 the Jury
aauut = N and he verciicT waF
returned al :b0u, go 2 II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

q minutes y a41 a. 4cl- ne Atwcua
-ur proceeded 81 80 W1eer~t,i=- ~he
1urce II tie t.1r7p4e- Il -he we aa-E @1Ir
NJ. Dlckc~son's ear almost rrrni71 n
.l--pss tha rn9d. Position % D.ckarsol-
....,.+lr photograph was not. witness.
sai1. me sZr1e position II which AZ
IVES Gi-pc-2- after X was STRUCK i-t-
cause NJ. -2Iuke~soL win ne ala NJ
herr lsaa moved 4 &c was nut cs--
an that ANY mark in -hf rho-o IN we
where he axle. Of his car had draEre-
IL Ing raad.
M Dickerson SAID lie did no- make
any -e-TarE II line u accident rhe1 m
wa confused. j cost S1E1 70 have the
r~irtze-sou ca- repaired after me acci-
de~t. His al e~rior was cHile . C~ac'cs
II lhe roar after he A1wood CIR had
'leeu moved ~
Arto~.e.-- F'nrl-irt c~oss-sxe mined Dr.
Dicke-soI. The re On The Dlcker-en'1
r.y mad .,s-eu NJ q week IT Two. The
.ar had 4eeu driven very little before
he sun a. ,rafrre ctle &ccits!.t when h.
started 1nr Bangor.
q tlIAl taSteG "a NSFI a'l -'t-tAt'FH - r
saws he never uses ana Ia. savs exc'-e5
because ii. thinks mai better Describes
rIs c-udii-n when ne IS -ha; wav -
was ~ co~~nclion. .t Is assumed with
he alteration n p'ai-.if- ~-..tt-, ses -has
he said y was confused. 80"
TIE question ~ -:ne. what lin
T1Ick"reon left MS fathers house il
Gardiner mat uirtt. now long AZ
woods cBr remained al place. If apc.-
dent ana 1aHrra II rir1le i took Dick
ersun 10 ~~arn place ef accident. TAX
LIZ is rrin1-es 70 70 4 mia and "A
aalt entered INFO The cross exam
Walton
ny. Diclserson was asked . SPEAK
'oud.-r
In redirect e~a'- -~ati0n Or Dick
n~Fon SAID he r"ai57nd it WIS Q bat
-7l-}r,. hs was 1-''t---,e SLOWLY rt,r III
safety 4 thf children ana o-,oa-s -
we'll ana that was whv il tonk him
So icrg Il ~ that snr~t 15srnnce
The Judge asked u. DickerE7n
nav FAST ne was driving when he
saws hs was gulna sirw. He ~epIied
that III ms Judgment rning slow
VS. under = miles an hour.
Virgil !. Rosen oT CArdine~ VIE
ives on ire B,unsv1ck road was
neX1 called He said here is & grade.
west ~ the drive, rhe scene II III
accident. On Oct "a liz arrived Il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
SUPERIOR COURT
Plaintiff G cts $40. 81
Verdict. Auto Case
jury Out About Two ana g -aif
Hours in Case Of Atwoo,i VS.. DICK
erson Criminal Docket Will Be-
Called II 70 4. M. To-Day

: ve-c.tc- o. S41,s- o. The p!al-etA was
returned ug- the Jl4ry 7 -ne a.-soTnol.lie
cast E-ar-a < Atwood Of WalervlIi= We
Junn Is. Dlcke- son Of 5iddefurc. IL tne
close Il the THURSDAY st-si0r II chs
slluarIu- -ulIrt The nv WIS ou- OF
ths case aDoE. rwo ana = half hours
The criminal docket VIII l+- called "A;
u @ clock cf!s Rorr-.-.z, alter w.4.cr ne
-rial If ctvi. cases VII at- continued
Jonn &. Dica,ersor 81 BIdaafprd, he
MIN whu Is Icing sua5 hv Earie \. Al
wood a4 WaterT-tlls. Il the srTr 81 sl'+'
Tor alleged automobile damages on The
night OF OCT. Is. was The rl-st witness
fDr the defense calico al the opening
u cour- Thursday morning IL henn--
reg superior court 5e-1ure .iunge Fred
LrEe~y Became. NJ. Dicle-son Is an
eve doctor He salG on The ulEnt O. he
Incident ii was fDgry and INT hs was
fu1ni!l2r w1tn The ROAD between Cs4rd5-
me- ann Brunswick. u ~ car with
Nj Dicize-sun were ms TWO children ana
mis- AuuEekeeper.
His a-re1llio was caIle[ 10 q ar en-
my II he opposite direction. on mar
I-4SilA' <A-4- tLs nv '-- a+-~' = '-7l'N -+'''
started 10 rI,rn on The DINNERS. he
said lie was going very SLOWLY ana OF
the ~i~ht stds n III. road The brI~tl-
tights u -he grooming car were COR
f,,srur Eie testified hc ruriled oE lis
enrine.
When you were struck Dry tie othe-
CHI what Tia i 40 Q ths passereer
2 .ceis.- E-fl7 o. asked ATTORNEY L.au~is-
II threw ny lizzie boy Kenne- u
l.-ourh me wind ~na~]d and ,IEilt onto
he TOD u the headlight answered NJ.
Dickersur. The LITTLE ho~ had tn-ae
.rs.n broken. q ciI. in his forehead md
" ms cre441s. lie sand he asked Dir ve-
~ Atwood car to put on dinners and
.he driver sid ne had 10 DINNERS. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

For tbs greater convenience NJ
these desiring reserved seat ackets
-or Believe Me, ZaDtippe the seat
sa-le winch has previously beer I'D
varrised Tor F1s1cher's Pahrruacv. has
been transferred u he bez Office II
the Opera House. The sale VII s-a,--
this morning promptly II e O'Clock.
Indications point To . big advance
saie SO securing o. reserved seats
early viii prevent DISAPPOINTMENT.
The rnan&sernent mas bean fortunate
n securing several reels 81 The lGtes.
MOVING pictures comprising Z news
weekly, comedy md nature picture
whfcn WI rs shown he1vce- ac-s.
Music VIII az furnished ia Douglass
orchestra
OF tbs various PARTS il Be.ieve Nc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

pa. Inf. nas haar granted a dis
charge from the branch.
The remains uf the late Henry
Gregg nave been sent r Unity for
burial
Thomas ] CrehAn has neen granted
: turiouEn 10 Visit relatives in Bas-
1on.
The returns from passes Wednes-
dzv were john RAINFALL from Ia n.
Frederick Reynolds from r. River
and William Schroeder rom raj
mouth.
Tht returns rom burroughs
Wednesday were Jcsln Martin tFu-n
Rutland. Vt. mua Rufus z Burrows
from Eocklana.
The remains Of the late William
A. Luther have been Sent To Provi-
aence for burial
The regular meeting 9f William
tiffany Camp. No. 4. [. s. Of v. wRs
held Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

ana that here darn giad hey don I
nave 70 p4gr 4 E2ut!ppe Iur life.
Al Of lne 4u5ve doesn't tel Won i
hang about The rlot u N4n1ippe and
YIN nope voul eEcpse Us Tor men
-los.-r- it. au, VIC dpn't want = show
-- what & .ol # those ppar fellows
1aEe gone -l--u ana have siIiI 70 70
1t-ru 1vsr 40 give .-uu an ,rpa-tuEltr
ra --.Gh III taarI. an- vaU surely viii
.au@A Il hem, especially yuu women
Us indeed. everyone vii spend 4
wao-s evening laughing II Ezrtippe
---a play a most amusing ii tsel-
ttur enal.4 ron ~Er III, u laughs you
have hose -rree females always Il
RESERVE
N,w lou- fur@c- The reserved scar
sale starts Ills Morning u ID o'cipck
ana -J@t - .,s-- eraasfe aired 4,~ozn
T-e-cAcr's Pharmacy . ths hax office
.- .As Opera House. We -aaui1 vou
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

ELr1Ippe those Of he female charaC-
1ers VIII afford unusual interest and
a-Iusernert because thew are played
ny vouDg men as = the dGlE n
shakespeare. The part o. Dolly
sarnrn4I,. leading lady played by
Badger - has aee.r previously d.
scr1aec Tl,e pa.- " N-io'e- Requires
great 7-aIsf-rr aHz4r, arI Crosby
g,ccnau u IS surns ..1LIe vsup. IL
preparing 1or rt..s part he sperE two
solid months attending every p~oduc-
tior II Theds Barn that v-aE shown
within 10 miles r< -3ruusv1c E. ~
sa,-r camping Fl = difficult n to
m s.rr t1.zt avr+,1 tlsC-ualinE ana
states hat whsa he -heatr9cal sea
aou closes he's going tU Try Il, ar
aosae If the. professors. Members o-
Int far sex wH- MAJ have aspirin
.iuns nj vaIruil.e INTO tte movies VI;
.,z Intensely Interested n Is cll4la-
te-rzr -l1rl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09

With tbs arrival uf Spring ana the
Sidewalks aE1ln Cl ear from ice and
SNOW, many complaints are heard
from the residents who are annoyed
by groups OF children Gongregating
ana making Lhe Sidewalk Ct public
pia aground. \ sidewalk WAS never
intended for that purpose ana 2 resi-
dent who Is thus annoyed by che
misuse Of The city walk along ms
property or residence. has plenty Of
protection afforded unoer the law.
lv lie king complaint IL the City
Marshal Doubtless this abuse OF
rhe,. city sidewalks Is n part through
thougrtiessness or ignorance ot -he
law ra-ter than intent % s1Dnov, ana
II - the duty Of the parents 70 m
s1rllc1 1heIr children with regard 70
ht, nights Of others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
Charles Lewis

The death Of Charles Lewis oc-
CURED = c.ls- hospital mere Thursday
ne was bern IL Norway ~ veaSs ago.
He enlisted n Co. z. 50. y. :. Inf.
Ma. /. lSsS ana was discharged Jan.
ssa. H was admitted 70 the
lenrrai Branch from NV York CITY.
aug =, 1917 ana transferred here
July Ll, 1913 A bror her. Edward
Lewis u Brooklyn. survives
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
ALBION

HaEen BaEley u waterviIie was II
home Sunday.
Harry MckeIchnie has moved his
family 10 Watery-ille where he has
employment.
Hon C. ". Eussey Of Wa1erville
was in town SUNDAY
The Ladies Aid met az me Grange
hail "Wednesday.
tbs schnolx II .pwn al aoEnsG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-09
apiendld Hair Grower
aad y 0nderful Peaufifier

sa news snr all men and
ess hair is faded. dTy,
Ia. sc-Ggety --iE failing oui
nose see4lIra are coreTe1
and iLat HE mad.
et CAR NOW supply Nol
Gaia Partisan SIRE tii1hia
,s gua-aT es-d - quickly
-a.lab every Sign OF dan
ing scalp Eud fkllIag
~woEe 4 new growth or
"a.
.-s IN testify 10 the excellent
g Sc some WIN Re rtso
"iriesE now glory IN their
ar while others vine sui
"arf with dAnariif. aid iren-
q clean. 1saIttTy s4nip
w days Use % this srEn-
~rl -ment.
whether bothered with
matted. st-iuEv hair. Can
essnG scalp. try Partisan
Hs.. mi he disappointed. lis
repatriation that supplies
Is.
duplication should make your
scalp look and feel 100 per reTif
HpG want thick. lEsfrDus hair
. ny all means use Partisan
.al aaiHs-pegtr kDrigtTt. y
or now helps insure anEna-
y ears 10 goTnE.-sxNy-
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7s5G1+EI

ln me -chgl-ta3. Grover -1vt io7- If
WaLervi1e testified .hat He Il -hs.
automobile business Hr resr.tiec
about fire Dillon lens, wuch had
oaAr submitted to 1n inspector fol-
the State High v-ay department
stating -hat these leCs had The If
tecr u atfsussns and 7re4k3r- I'D
-ue "-rs Of light 44nd l-l.-uE ne
-.lre. Hs stated mat these lens 1re
proper equipment @Dr car.
Cross examined. witness SAID ms
knew that LhH lens l.tt1used the
light, hr -ac1ng the lens or diving
behind them. ATTORNEY Perkins men
showed 10 rhe Jury the effect q
these lens with an ordinary electric
IlEct behind them
rs that O FIR -es- Of the lense'
asked Attorney Laus.er
YES" replied -1e witness.
Then what i the Use of ne re
Hector >" attorney inquired
Witness testified That The light
with -he refecrors would give only
little more glare.
Questioned by Attorney Perkins,
witness testified Lhat ne had met
the ATWOOD car In The evening, md
Jtl. Il threw d soft IIctlt
Attorneys Arguments
Attorney Lausier In ar~uIrG the
case ID the jgTv polr,eE oEt hat
ARC 7ne has the right tu use public
highway provided liz usas +. with
dge care for tlIa rEi-,s J- others. He
pointed OH Ll&t She u,4lE,if a The
action musl show tAa1 ne ana not
contribute negligence ana that ne
used such care unaer ths clrClEn-
stances as an ordinary prudent
man would use. Attorney Lausiar
reviewed tie Testimony in the case.
arguing that the Atwood car on Its
trip Went over 20 miles AZ hour and
.hat that chr went over uuLo the
left side Of the road And ne argued
that the plaintiff was Negligent and
thai the defendant WAS not guilty Of
any negligence.
Attorney Perkins. in arguing fp-
the plaintiff, referred 20 the term,
frame mp" that had been used by
Attorney LausieE. 1nd asked the
Jurors Il they believed the Case was
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accident BOX F.-.c- was nlxr called.
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minutes after -he accident ana l4s
VIE vas ren -et.- ahead "a H-n.
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lights u ne Atwood "a were gaslt'1
and lha glare II hi Headlights blind
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g She described me aVe2-zn- 1t -n-. ="
A. Fesr fo@Ey - Dl-kerson w4s
arriving very @iDT 4E -y -hs I'm a.
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