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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
LOVE and nARRIED LIFE.
bY the noted author
Idah McGlOne Gibson

pointed In John. had found his
character directly opposite to what |
had thought It, | think he loved me
In his way, or rather | attracted and
interested him more than any other
woman. hut certainly other women.
as he would say, appealed to him.
especially Bess Moreland | was not
able to analyze Just what her appeal
was, for certainly at times she ex-
asperated him beyond measure.
was quite sure that whatever Karl
shepard said that evening that so an
gered John, was something that had
reference to Bess. and was much an
moved at Karl, for he, too. had dissi-
pated one of my illusions.
He seemed to have forgotten that
such woman as was on earth. He
had allowed his anger for the moment
to burn up and consideration he might
have for my peace OF mind.
"Well, well, said Alice. speak up
I've been impatiently waiting for some
minutes to have yeu tell me where you
are going with Helen Gaylord. If YOU
think You are going to get back at
John by this kind Of hegria YOU cer-
tainN have the right idea. Nothing
will make him so angry as that You
can also be sure that you win furnssn
the town with another sensation"
Although Alice did not approve Of
Helen in the least and was one OF the
women who had definitely refused 70
receive her in her house. she seemed
10 enjoy the situation immensely.
= don't quite understand. I said to
her my mouth full Of hairpins. "by
inst what right John may feel himself
justified In getting angry at me. think
he has put any such privilege beyond
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
l Lay My Plans

1 Lay MY Plans
Surely. you're not going TO visl,
Helen Gaylordg" said Alice, az huna
np the receiver after talking witt
IlOlen
No, my dear I'm going 20 ask
Helen TO go with mo-" | said sercnely,
and thon stopped to wonder for a
moment, for | realized that all the
decisions | had mado within the last
half hour had been made subcon-
sciously But nevertheless | was de.
termined as John would say, to play
the cards as they were dealt to me.
l knew positively what / was going
To do was perhaps the only thing |
could do, | knew that Heien was the
only friend had on earth who would
so with me anywhere | wanted to go.
who would ask no questions, and yet
would be interested and sympathetic
IN anything that ] might tell her.
suddenly I felt thai wanted her
that of all the people knew she was
the one who had found that love in
itself was a disappointment, and that
the sacrifices that we think we are
able TO make become tortures after
ones Illusions have fled,
Helen probably was not disap-
pointed in Bobby. Nothing that she
had said in her letters made me think
that. but she was evidently greatly
because she had found
that neither Bobby nor herself could
live wholly on romantic love. that
they could not make a world OF their
own, that they were dependent upon
society for some OF their happiness
and to he quite content they must still
have the appreciation OF their
friends,
I on the ether hand, was disap-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
Ripping Rhymes
OFFICE
BY WAL r MASON

UFF1CE
have been asked to quiet work and make the for
county clerk They of ncey needed for that
august place. of virtue unaloyed of weaknesses
devoid gent of great and soaring gifts whose there
are no riffs It's such paragon they need and they
and plead But when the weary jays who are in office
all their days, who sometimes die but don't resign say "No
public snap in miner When turn out hand made song the
smiling eghbors along and say Od scout you're doing
WE'LL Your latest anthem rung the be' The man who has
private task gets ali the praise he could ask if he gets down
and does his best dutys eloquent behes But when he finds
himself in charge Of public office small large cannot do
his work so well that voters won't up and YELL
have sceeched say ought to be mpeaced
get little word of praise when produce ringing lays
but if they made county clerk the popuace would roast my
work
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
Week S Only Fatality
Due to Auto Truck

An auto truck accident resulted in
the only fatality among the 434 acct
dents in Oregon industries reported to
the state industrial accident commits
sion for the wek ending February 10.
George Prison, a foreman in a Port
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY >, =.

iuries received when ha -, Z n
by an auto truck. OF ,bs' A''ssk
d''n's dents reported for the week n. :. :.
subject to the provisions o,..a ss's
pensatiOn act II were from f,-. 's'a-
corpora,lons corporation, that have rejse,.s = !
provisions of the act and nv fsss he
irom public utility corpOra,,.s s sers
subject to the provisions on ,ha s not
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

portland.-Gilbert r. Kuehl, are 10
when struck by an automobile driven
by w H. Dauphtrey. Jnst how tne
hoy came In contact with Daughtrey's
machine may never he learned. Ap-
parently there were no witnesses t.
the accident and Daughtrev claimed
he did not see the boy, who was rid
ing a biyclc, until after his own ma
chine had come to a stop after slIIo-
ding into curb at the intersection.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Marshflold.-pe Details have boon ar
ranged for the presentation By tho city
Of Marshfleld to TIT Mccoy nrspnn
association of five acres os erou,,l on
which 100000 hospital will be erect
ed. Mercy hospital Is now looated a
North Bend, but the quarters have he
come toe small and II was decided to
build the structure In this city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
Oregon
dissertations

Hood River.--AIrs. W. II. Chapman
wife Of grocer on the Heights. was
fatally burned Tuesday morning, dy-
ing about p. m.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Medford.--I1ifty citizens of Medford
Friday sent a fund of $50 to Harry
Howell, the Bandon Or. youth to be
used in defravlnG the expense of h,s
defense in his third trial for murder.
An the contributors are prominent
residents and mono is personally ne
auainted with the defendant. "From
fifty good follows who want you to get
q square deal' Is n messaget be av-
tachcd to the draft
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Roseburg. Binger Hermann,
une of the best known and respected
citizens Of the county Thursday re-
ceived felicitatlons from his many
friends upon reaching his 77th mile
stone.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Roscburg.-Coroner NJ. T.. Ritter
was called to the Garden Valley dis
trict Thursday morning to the howe
ot Mr. and Mrs James Wood, their
eight-months-old baby SON Lewis be-
ing found dead in bed about o'clock
According to the parents the child had
not been Will for some time and was
Suffering from what they thoucht wae
a severe cold but which was prob
ably Influenza pneumonia.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21
PAVING PATENTS.

RASC patents held by the Warren Construction Company
ing paving processes expire May s. of this year, according
to information given by the patent office to Senator McNary
has always been question whether these patents were
valid The paentees method to strong bluff and
of opposition to compromise rather than make legal fight By
altering specifications slightly to size of rock etc. all claims
for royalty evaded Socad Topeka pavement in which
slightly smaller rock is used good pavement "War-
rete and cannot be distinguished from by the ayman
The Oregon legislature heldup all claims for royalty upon
state highway pavement until the attorney general and highway
commission had satisfied themselves upon the validity of the pat
ents and although the investigation has been progress year.
findings have been made public satisfied with the validity
of the patents there will be the usual might
have been avoided the commission had stipulated Topeka
stead of Warrenite.
AS is the great bulk of highway paving being done by
the Warren Company and their subsidiaries under such high
prices that they could afford to lose the royalty and still make
good profits.
New patents have been applied for by the Warren covering
other and their royalty claims will always afford pre-
texts for compromise alternative expensive litigation
Congressman Pat Macarthur has introduced bill to Dust sick
presidents thus making of the experience gained the Ore
legislature of amending the constitution by statute But
bill to ou lazy congressman who have the excuse of illness
for naenon to public business would be the point
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

The Wood boom is not much of confagation in Oregon
and seems to be burning itself out.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Lebanon--The city council Tuesday
night elected the following citv offl-
GERS City marshal and street superin-
tendent, ]. r. Green; night watehman,
g. j. Frank; city health officer, DR..
Il. Il. Wood. An ordinance was passed
creating city park commission una
the following board was named; Choir
man, Bert A. Nlillsap; j. C. Mayer,
S. u. Bach, ID. Cormier, Albert Wilson,
pr !, 6. Gill and A. NJ. Reeves.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Corvallis. Corvallis high school de-
baters won out in debates here and at
Forest Grove Tuesday night, the de-
clsion at each place being unanimous
ia favor Of the Corvallis aggregation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Roseburg The Roseburg public
schools opened Wednesday after va
cation of two weeks, due to tho epi-
domic. The assembly hour was given.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Eugene.--On account of influenza
and general alarming health condi-
tions. the February term of court
scheduled to begin Tuesday. has been
indefinitely postponed by Judge @. f.
Skipworth,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

Oregon City--Mrs. Kate BevanN
mother of Mrs Ernest II. Mass Of Ore
gon City, died 1T the Oregon City hos.
pital Wednesday She was II years
of age.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-02-21

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-14

from building a new house, but he Will
not discourage you from making your
present house rain proof and habitable.
Just so, your banker may discourage
you from buying pleasure vehicle but
If he will reflect on the matter and
analyze the possibilities he should
indorse your obtaining motor truck, if
your business needs warrants the in
vestment.
IF he doesn't your banker hasn't az
broad "a vision, doesn't see as far, nor
rs accurately as a banker should.
There IS no famine in this country.
There is no scarcity Of funds TO move
essentials.
There is no stagnation Of legitimate
business.
Quite properly there Is q feeling that
les-up is due in speculative expansion
Of business beyond the limits OF ra-
tional effort
Quite properly there is feeling the
time has arrived when accounts should
be cast and a balance struck.
All this emphasizes the importance
OF putting your business affairs on a
plane that makes them all the stronger
when subjected to the searching inves-
LEGATIONS OF fnanciers who are sobered
by the responsibility that rests upon
them.
That's Why think this is good time
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-14
LOCALITIES!

j. q. Mcintosh, representative
from tho Buiyf AUTOMOBILES ihci" "t
FHnt. MIch. spent fnW dHff hfff
inHf week lootiuE over fhc territory
allotted go thc feed Automobile com
pany. Hulft distributor Mf Aeln-
fQah was tfrt MUCH impressed "Nh
fht pos Hhllifiea of .NutnweHi 'fies
fnting thaf thn apparent nHiurt 20
SOURCES ~ fNs fffritpft "NiN Wii
yoi % fesidnni :, the noIih
charlos Mckenzie tas announced
bis candidacy for .st.ee of zoe pence"
The body Of Otto Hereot, Rabs
town noiIl.r. alo died Do lrano' nnd
whose remaius hAd been feiurhfi ~
hls Relatives Hlf e-inttrrf1 I'D 700
famlF graveyard nru ltYuf'N"N
terdlt Afternoon 1iln ltuhsinNn po-'
pf thr American innon 1iflo.H.rn Hn9
fna rrftnuuF WHH participated in
as. .efrirN mnH Tho Nni' A
ad irnU llohneon -HfNtdHI niNf"ift
m Interesting oshiht 10 the hoart
no tna H1f IHf nnHl4 inr'Nff "N'f
ID ...I.fi.H n' KNOTS fNHf nf
nort. late ttra Nef nnu p'fN D.
Frf.ur furmau ent - .nt Scout
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1920-06-14
AGRICULTURAL ADVISORY
BOARD MEETS TUESDAY

Tho first meeting of The NuecoH
county agricultural advisory hOnrd
has been called FOR q 80 O'Clock Tuaa-
day afternoon. according 60 900 an
n0uncomeui rteriuy hy ~ a. InBnrs
ihD county agricultural exfrnHlou
agent
Sir IHynea haid yesterday Boz nn
i0lpstcu great interest lu fhf pro-
uusoe plan 0f thn haHrI tn further fn,
extension and development NJ the og
rD liufHl fctuurctf lu thu eouu
The agricultural agent said fuaf rv.
er member ut inc ueW Nohrl haze h"of
urged ~ attend fir Tuesday Hffrr
noon meeting when tna pln OF ur
tlan Uil Ie outlined.
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JUST "A MOMENT, PLEASE:

fol those who are cleaning house, as il
were, TO make dollars and cents trial
balance OF what their haulagc Is cost
ing them.
q vision without sustaining force
to bring action is never more than
dream.
Worth while results are the fruit Of
vision, courage, viii power, honesty,
constructive thought, and action that
comes from these qualities
All standard built motor trucks are
good motor trucks.
believe thai motor trucks that have
been on the market long enough 20
secure recognition from those who ncec
them in the conduct OF their affairs
should be divided in good motor trucks,
better motor trucks and beat motor
trucks.
For ten years have been trying con
tnuousiy 10 make Wichita trucks the
best motor truck il Is possible TO make.
Those who have used Wichlta trucks
for years are kind enough 10 say that |
have realxed very generously on my
efforts.
Wichita trucks are made BY Texas
csrporation, organized by Texas men
,yho had vision and courage necessary
for success, and which corporation has
been financed by Texas capital
Ten years continuously under one
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Do Not Get Careless
With Your Blood Supply

she great vegetable blood medi-
cine, viii reyitalize your blood and
give YOU new strength and
healthy. vigorous vitality. Every
one needs u just now 20 keep the
system IN perfect condition. 60
to your drug store and get bottle
to-day, and II you need any med
zeal advice, you can obtain II with
out cost BY writing 70 Medical DE-
rector. Swift Specific Co, 100 Swift
Laboratory. Atlanta Ga.
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Impurities Invite Disease.

You should pay particular heed
b. any Indication that your blood
supply is becoming sluggish, or
that thcre is q lessening IN It's
strong and vital force.
BY keeping your blood purified,
your system more easily wards of
disease that is ever present, wait
ing 10 attack wherever there ~ an
opening. a few bottles Of $. S. s.,
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Health Lecture
This Euening

Better health for the children hy ID
ucnting tho mothers Boo child welfare
work. IL the aim ~ Dr W T. Harrison
OF the stat" honrd 90 health who Will
loctute this evening al O'clock in
~" High school auditorium
Or. Harrison hnH announced that nc
brings a message o. ihs mothers uf
Corpus Christi nud enylrnua and has
extended The invitation Geo include nt
cry porhon intcreHled BOO child wsiflrr
work. Moving pictures llluWfntlua hls
lectures Will 10 shown.
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implement with which 10 trim trees
fcffeAhmcuN VIII boo served about
z O'Clock. Members ~ other troops
ore welcome if thoy report fur duty at
The Hniuo hour
TWO more hIHfy Scouts can got
WORK Tor two 0f throe weeks 10 thny
WIN apply tp - g. Hudaieuun. scout
Executive nt Scout hoadqunrteH. boz
iofn eight ocllck this morning
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Your banker will tell you that this is
not the time for speculative endeavors.
Until financial matters arc read
justed, it is prudent 10 watch your outgo
as carefully as YOU regard your income.
But don { make the mistake of per-
hitting yourself to get ali a-hutter.
Sometimes the expenditure Of dol
lar today viii result in the saving OF
two dollars tomorrow.
Use Judgment, common sense judg-
ment in making your expenditures
that's all that IS necessary to hasten 8
return of balanced financial condi-
tons.
That which is a luxury should be
foregone until more propitious mo
nent
But that which is a profit builder,
money saver, is needed more now than
ever before.
Motor trucks are profit builders.
Motor trucks are money savers.
No business with haulsge needs that
can be reckoned in tone can afford to
do without a motor truck now.
Your banker may discourage you
from buying a piano, but he viii not
discourage you from buying sewing
machine.
Your banker may discourage you
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management Is proof that when meas
urcd by the test Of time, Wichita trucks
have been pronounced worthy Of sur
giving.
And the Wichita family Is complete,
embracing trucks Of l-ton, iz-ton,
2-ton, q ton, il2-ton and s ton sizes,
together with special models for special
work.
Reduce yocr haulage expenses.
Increase your profits.
Motor trucks point now to bring
about these things.
Have a regular heart 10 heart talk
with that banker Of yours.
Il may do you both good
When two business men With far
vision hold conference over vital mat
ters, the world ia always bsttered as the
result
And II you want 10 know about
Wichita trucks, write me Al Wichita
Falis
/ am rather proud. moi irumodestly
trust, over the good record that Wich-
ia trucks have made in the United
States and ia So foreign countries,
which believe is By far the widest dis
tribution Of any motor truck made any
where in the world
J. G. CULBERTSON,
President Wichita Motors Company,
Wichita Falls, Texas.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
POLICE SPRINTERS
CATCH SUSPECTS
OEH on Practice Run They Give
Chase to Two Alleged
Auto Thieves.

Two policemen in training gor the
Police Games at Sheepshead Bay next
week combined their track work with
the pursuit OF two alleged automobile
thieves to-day when 'Pntrolman August
sahr and Harry Erwin overlook Gus
tave and George Guthmann brothers,
70 No. $50 West iieth Street, after ~
spirlted race across the McCombs Dam
viaduct.
sahr and Erwin we're running In Nc
ConIhs Dam Park, near l6lst Street
and Harlem River when they heard the
crash OF an automoblle which banged
Into the vladuct ard saw two men leap
from II and run. They had 900 yards
start on the patrolmen. but they were
oysrtaken before they crossed the
lsbuidEe The police phoned In the re-
port Of their arrests Just as Nathan
.GOldstone an ironworks manufacture
of No. AS East l7Jth Street was re-
sorting the loss OF the machine.
SThe 0uthmann brothers were held In
81. 500 bail.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
PREMIER VENIZELOS
SHOT BY ASSASSINS;
INJURY is SLIGHT
Greek Leader, Wounded in Paris
Station, Is Rushed to
Hospital.

PARIS, Aug. 1S.-Premier Venizelos
OF Greece was shot by two men at
the Care de Lyons just as he was
stepping on the train for Nice last
night. Eight shots were fired. wound
ing the Premier slightly in the left
arm and the right side.
After the shooting, NJ. Venlzelos
was placed in the automobile OF the
Greek Minister and conveyed to pri-
vate hospital in Rue Bizet, where his
wounds were dressed.
He spent a good night In the hos
pital and is in no danger, II was an
nounoed by physicians early to-day
The bullet which lodged in his left
shoulder, was extracted this morning
The Assailants were roughly handled
by the crowds. who cried, "Lynch
them" and were rescued by the po-
lice with much difficulty and ar
rested. They were identified by the
police as Georges Thyriakis, twenty
three, a former Lieutenant OF En-
gineers in the Green Army. and
Apolstolos Iserppis, a former Lieu
tenant In the Greek Navy and n cor
respondent OF the Journal de Ia
Bourse Of Athens. The men said
that they planned the attack and
acted with the object of freeing
Greece from its "oppressor."
The evening world., 1920-08-13
U. S. CUSTOMS SEIZE
RUSSIAN DIAMONDS
CZAR ONCE OWNED
Intercepted Here on the Way. to
Martens, So-Called Soviet
Ambassador.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1S ASSOCIATED
Press) More than 100 diamonds. sup
posed to have been a part OF the famous
jewels Of the Russian royal family and
addressed to "Comrade Martens" have
been intercepted by Customs officials
while en- route from Soviet Russia to the
United States. according to evidence in
troduced at the deportation proceedings
against Ludwig c. A. X. Martens, self
styled Soviet Ambassador to this coun-
try.
Details OF regularly established
courier service between Bolshevlst
agents in Sweden with Soviet represen-
tatives in New York by which large
quantities OF jewels have been trans
ported for six months past also has been
introduced in the testimony by the
Government. Il became known to- day
at the Department Of Justice.
The diamonds. numbering i3i in all,
were seized July % by the Customs au-
thortties In New York from a Swedish
sailor. Neil jacobsen. who attracted sus-
picion as he was leaving the Swedish
steamer Stockholm.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
B. R. T. UNDER FIRE
FOR TRIPPER DELAY
Ordered to Explain Combination
Wooden and Steel Cars With
out Rear Lights.

Fears of calamity on the b. r,
T., unless the company ceases operat-
ing combination wooden and steel
cars without trippers and with rear
lights extingulshed. were expressed
to-day by Raymond II. Nexcen. chief
electrical engineer OF the Public Ser
vice Commission, at hearing be-
fore Deputy Commissioner Donnelly.
The y. r. T. was ordered to report
on Aug. 81, regarding the delay in
installing trlppers.
An agreement by representatives
Of the commission and the B. II. r.
was read into the record, announcing
more or longer b. r. T. trains on the.
Fulton Street L." Brighton Beach.
Myrtle Avenue, Broadway L." Sea
Beach. Culver. and West End lines.
The company further agrees to
place platform passenger directors
midday at Canal Street, City Hall and
De Kalb Avenue, and midday and
night at Pacific Street, 36th, 14th,
34th, 42d and Bridge Streets. From
Franklin Avenue and Fulton Street
four-car Brighton Beach locals will
be operated. Sunday locals between
Coney Island and Franklin Avenue
will use the Cumberland Street
switch.
The evening world., 1920-08-13
TWO INNOCENT MEN
ARE IN SING SING
District Attorneys Office, First
Time in Twenty-Five Years,
Backs New Trial.

Application for certificate OF rea-
sonable doubt and for the fixing OF
nominal BAIL made on behalf OF two
men now serving terms OF from eight
to sixteen years In Sing Sing, was
argued to-day before Supreme Court
Justice Burr by Lawyer X. II. Rosen-
berg Justice Burr took the papers and
reserved decision. Al the same time
ne intimateo that this would be IA
vorah hle by his complimenting the Dis
trict Attorneys office for its efforts in
the matter to see Justice done.
The men on whose behalf the appli-
cation was made are Frank Pezzulich
and Frank sgellrrach, Croatians. who
were convicted on June II. 1919, OF
holding up sailors boarding house,
No SO Beach street.
Attorney Rosenberg told tho Court
that not in twenty-five years has :he
District Attorneys office approved Of,
much less advised granting a new trial
for a convicted prisoner. The last such
instance was twent ~ -fve years ago,
vnen. upon the day when he was to
come up for sentence Walter S. Lang
crmAn, convicted of rape on the testi-
mony of Barbara Aub. was granted "A
= trtu with une support OF the Dis
trict Attorney upon the confession OF
the girl that she had given perJured
testimony