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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-25
Tdrmen % Bdven.
Mtsistr.. al en- prattiii GARNER.

Elailterlle CT ca. . CONNER bsic, %
gientoacr @%ebanolingen bper ii "a
&c elcr to Tiger inloo, til Gotcierne
CT fiilot ubuorebe. Ger maa gipreS
%arnnoiot, ioriigtigt glrbeibe. Soert
glao ltiloe bli opoet poa begge 81
Der. Der or oaiao "Sprapina" ,Wta.
finer nlco "No53lcs" eler Slloe ilia
arrangcrebe, at bette let fan op-
l1une5.
"@orbeaur Mirture" tillape5 lao
lebes: Sples 5 go. Copper Sll-
pbate eler "glueitone" / % @ofon5
Tanb neo at haoc 9looitenen / Ell
Spf al gropt Ssi % hGn0c SGffcll
neo / @anbet, ioa Ben iaouibt font.
mer unbcr TanoetS Sperilaoe nleo
cpre Gel. @pbif 3 $50. rcn &aIf
("pure itonc lime"l % bloro Sen
lroifeoe aalf Iaranlen meO % Sol
Ions Tonb. Mer goot on / @lanDin-
gen. glano tililut oiSie TO @lanbin-
ger gpot iantlncil / Ell 80 Gallons
Senoe. @ruo benle Wirtiire l,bcll
at blonoc / n,cr Tano. Cen ifl,loe bll
br,lgt itrar citer, at Den or blct til.
lapet.
Spis iterrc WGn9ber trGngcS,
fan Der laues "itocf ioll,tions" al
Copper Slilphate oa lGo'fct Salf,
iao bper Salon al Bette Stof inbe-
holber en- beiten1t % ficnot Wrnqoc
al aalf oq aobbcr. SiSie "itocf 10
lutions" bill holbc 'io iaa lpnge, man
pnifer. Naor marl brllgcr ocml. ia.
ecs nof al bper "itocf iolutiona" til
at ~inoehoIoe ) Th. al Copper Sul-
phote % ) go. al Galf. lloiprh %
blono, icn1 openior iorelfrcpct,
Gaao % @inf.
Gen gannlcloogie Serlriuc er
ircmloclcs oct bebite Hebifab, man
bar, noar set girlber at uornooe
llgrr5 i Sapcitpffct Wen aampcn
nao ~bcgpnoea ntcb oct iannnle, 'onl
ltorrSiet or irroigt til at itiffe so
ucoet op 9icnnem Sorblforpen. Nrrg
Scrnripen tibliat % oite / Giotfcn-
bapen.
"Imari Gs'er Hope" ilaor
bcoit til, naar Ben iaocs iaa tioligt
on, Taorcn, iom set aoor an at ar
beioe Sorben, men fdn ioacS, hpao
Sib poa Somlnerell bet er, lloc til
Mug,it. Sire til lem go. Irp pr.
Ncrc itllloe paste.
Taar oct blir Int nleh @oSo=
linen, fan hi bel fiprc nlc0 Nlfohol.
Ser bar Ell Sang Ell He1ieringser-
pert, Tom regnebc no Tor oS, at NJ
Ifuloe fitnnc "brpnoe" eller tilpirfe
Mlfobpl ior IS q 20 Gents pr. @ol=
Ion. Soa Nl,tomobilen blir nof life
fosIeret, iclp ON ser Ell Sog Ifuloe
bli Gnoe poa "%Sorboliell".
Ger er ineen "bcoitc" Slaas
Silo, ifriper ct Iarnlcrblab, ionn nc
,,cr, at cnhper Silo, ser cr riatia
bpggct, err en- 900 Clio. Scn melt
foItbarc Clio er pprre END illgen
Silo, hpis Sen cr baarliat fonltrnc-
ret.
hinge &pGiraer moo hope Il-
leonina til rent, irilft Gono belle %
ocl % iaa Wtab tire ellcr lem 8an-
oe, ianrt hape Sriheb til at fonlme
bort / Sfpegen. nuar Oct bllr Tor
purmt / Solen Tor Sem. 90 Sol
porncil er bite buarb pco Gnlll10cr-
nc. SiGr bpis &c life bar gobt Grit
fepan0.
Mclf cr uon1crfct Tor anllins
aernc. Gen er bcoit tpf cller "nplp-
ben. % er bcn liot iltr, or Oct lnn
ntcoct bcbrc. Inf 9ierncrelf CT %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-25

uanr Sipsbogeu CT erot. al beuoe Ocn tro
Sieucrs Ssu.
llnabon9forbunbet Samimuoct iluttcr
liz Ill SorInouocu9 ll6tdlclier pg upnluu
trcr urae % 9umlc az lietie Der friltellac
llngoomSurbeioc / Weuiqhcoerre liant on
mlutrer ale llnnnonl5forenlu0er til az
lutte ltg III llnNouni9furbunoci. 'nu dt DC
fan bill mGQtiQ Spure I'll az bcuurc nor
llilgoom for port Samfuno oB Tor Nrl'tli3.
Scfretrrcus SnoberctnirQ
: Nnlc0ulua ScttetTr&15 Hdpport tnos
titles fsIQeuoc
/. 5duiimhet9 Xrcitcr % Weutahc
ser mncriteiter 1cfrcipreuS Trbcioc
mco SumiunNcts Hr!ip; oettc fan Qiere5
bI, a. uco az ieuoc ham eli @iltc over
gdnllc VIuNc. Sih5ifrtiIcr % Hnr2beret
ninler eller andre Gloidgcr; AZ ot9ie Vi
tier fan "a 1ctrctUreu qler lloudtN al
ldaNunuc Sing, ioul iinoeS tlcullqc, ior
Hrfiuct.
, Ercitcr 90 WeuiQbeoer drnooes
inoitrnbig ont az icuNe inc Vurotiulrap
goricrue bciioa. ~1unnuuoet nchiUttcl
en- Nomitc al >, Der iunumen ntco 5c'rc
tam gieunempudr Xdrottnlliitcruc meo
oct ior 2lc at f%nrtorte ca tnoCltaaIfr,
Inmme.
3 ga oct CT eniicllQt. al ale Vreitt
tulo or rcprGieurerct uco Sulc5ulrocrue,
og "a oct or uuuiicIjgt Tor &c miuore be
ntihleNc anlo at ieuoc S~clclutcr. iuu hcur
ltiller Saninuoct til Nieuiqbeoeruc al
'nn tltauo en- inuoou CrouinQ. at HeJic
uogl'tcrle bllr ligeltg ioyocIt
Torbdnoliuaotontitc
Turilng outG0ct ION 'elaer. W en-
Nnuiile neoirttes Ill al ierc Surhonnlir
ger ncN |Nuguitaud >nuoccu % Cbi2s
Snuontn for ON muiip OF cuc5 meo Nt5ie
ont Ct iftiirmr5iiQ @ruuoln9 FOR ttrfcIial
SdmGrbcibe melIcm oc 10 nrrute Sum
rItuo % bort cqet >uul'unh.
Eorlldger unr lmocrieauet AZ Ran. 6.
4. i. Yrcus, &c Eure't. IRIS.
Tormoub 1tub 90 u. NlloabI cdl9tea
gua ocruc NoWitc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-25
2iGoalslnact.

SiQbulalaaet hdpNc lit Har9meoe !
SqrNo. u. Su.. ocn 15be pa l6ot %uut.
ca ieIgcnrc Hcitnrelie bIco oolat: 6or.
mano: 81. :, @yGateIicn. Ro,biap,
Miuu. &iccformrno: Son. i. 7.
Oroupol0, Nu3bn. Y. =. Steirur 8eis
cr'cu, S9rln1 0yu9c. .Qiirn.. @o. 6uuz
ZEN. Gccprah Soma. Sctrc,ry. q. 6
&ppscua. 0arccn. y. :. aasicrcr. e..
Wcbranteu, Ncuoeu. Ninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-25
"Sttc Elmer nuf".

WV
Wr. Sigbtp CT en- proftiif Tarmer
% beficnot Ngronom, iom lleentlis
bar ct "Sigbtps Setter" / "Mational
Stocfman allo 6armer". Tsleenoe
llbfIip or eli fri Sperirttclic ira ct
al oisie grepe:
"Ilere aorreiponocnter / "Stocf,
man" bar rcpcterct ocrne lliolliote
Traic, iom ON ben inbehciot Ell
Sanobeo. .&ar bisie WGnb prspct
oct2 o. 9ab mig bere ira Sen
Mano, iom peo, bpoo ban taller ON.
Gbers 9eorier sisr mig ipg. Seq
baooe eli aanumel, uouaifct, noarmct
Iarm % bopbc 8irlb ogiaa, og bap-
sc ice arbeibct bare ottc elmer for
Saeen. piloc Sberiiien haoc "cloieh"
mig no inben TO Iar. Seq arbeioeoe
minoit TO @ange ptte elmer hper
Gag fer Gage / l1gen % nritcn otte
Elmer Scnoagene, % ieg er fremoe,
les her, iaa leg fan fprtGlle Den Si.
%itorie. s flyer, at oct CT iaa mcget
haarberc / Winen % paa Sabrifen.
Sporof peb s oct? SEQ arbeibebe
eli Wine / ire Iar, og ieg arbcibcbe
enepe elmer ON Sommeren % ii Ii
mer ON GintereiL % ieg baanoterebe
Sfuffen itabiet sc elmer / l1ecn, ef-
Ter iee briigte 1igbaffen % grGf-
itangen for oct iamme Mntal elmer
/ ltgen. Seq orbeioebe iaalebes paa
Sperflabcn og neoe / Tpbet. Seq
arbeiocbe poa Sperilooeu 90 aiorbc
Ell Monbs glrbeibe for elepe Elmer,
% efterpaa ltpreoe lea 0ampnaifi-
re,r o. Gltm,pepcrfet / fem Elmer.
Settc bolbt ieg paa meb / it9epis, oa
iea melbte MIG / Mrbeioe hper Mor
Acn til beitcmt Tio oe bar life ipg
en- 5inc. Zen Soc, at EFT nirfelia
reoblcoet Mano life ifnlbe orbcibe
pper otte Elmer al &c "a, er "Ioppp-
Gocf" rel, og n~ipriolifet. Cite 81
nner % 8. 6. 6. Cope" aaor .Saano
/ Saano, og @erbens mer emo 80
@ilioner Collars @irlo bill albrig
bli betalt ocrn,eb."
"TOtatO Slight.
Set CT bIet iiffert bepiit. of "Tota-
TO 9ligbt" cler "Rult" paa Eotet
arrsict fan bli iorebpgaet ben
"Spraping". Tcnnc "gligbt" eaer
Suit nopifler iia burtialt % pprit
/ parn,t, root SER, % berfor er Den
panifcligit at fontrollerc, naar Ri
bar, bpao hi faloer "Meanionunere"
% BERTH omfram pnrme Gage. Man-
ac al Dem, Ser ADLER Eotetcr / BETH
oclig Mpnsbe for Warfebet, er Dog
nriten oltib iitano til at beifptte fine
9otctagre MOB Suit. iaa oe inaen
cncr finn ganifc liben Sfaoe 1ioer
iclp &c Mar, ba Yotetrlit er mcget
a%lminbelig.
Mtan ifuloe oaiaa fomme i'm, at
ocnne Yotetipabom leper Gintercn
oper nritcn bare / Eoteterne, % at
set oerior oltio or n,eget flogt at iif-
re iig Spttcpoteter, iom cr fri for
ocluc Spgoom. Tette fan BOG life
oltio bli aiort, ielp ON man pGlecr
iia ito Srb ira Ell Totetngcr, Ser life
bite Sean til Suit. Get fan let bGn-
DC, at Smittcipiren er Ser, men at
ben life if uopiflc iig, iaa Der blcp
llooct ipnbort Ican berpaa, al bcn
oobc @rllnb, at Teirct bar iliat, ar
Rilitcn blep itaniet / i'm llboifling
BOG lbcn, at S%mitteipirene blep
brrbtc.
Mon fontrolcrcr Sen her nrpntc
Eotetlpaoom pco SiGlp al "9nr-
oco,ir Wirtltre", %bcgpnocr, naar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-25
Vprife 2roncr.

&c, ionr maatte tGrte nao al anbrinoc
line Sparepcnec / uoriie Nroner M.
mcoeus Aurien enpnu CT ioa ioroclagtia.
Der henpcuoe iiq Ill us iurat faa Sors
finring puu oette iuicresianic SiliGloe.
Get inue5 M. iom ON CT &cuoepuntt or
~ineroubt % aurien pau aroner CT /
Stigcnoe. Splpsninger ienoes frii al
Sirscr Sslanb d Co., lis Soutb Tcnr.
born ST., Gbienso, 81. app.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-25

Iu cr Si0eu iroc al tifbe 2ttter /
Zen },oritt Auteri.uIlulc 5tli5 ! NorGc
rdd o3rlluo af oen Iroe Nur5 plu erorer.
Fllo Eplu3riug ienpe5 q auntoontr1
ira EirQcr Csllro & 60. 1i5 Soutl)
TedrbOru Erect. Chicago, Sd.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-25

GoT nHe Sra r~tteiiite mro adtdipd pper
" 0uspeuneu" snmuItner feuocs gGu 5CriuU
qcuoe III uIc, iuT suIcr Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-25
y. Y. s. Kirfes ,nooe.
Zen nprif Iatbcrffc Sirfc bplocr 1T Mars.
msnc | minneapolis.
HcncsigreIic.

SnSbbcrctnine 20. ) ira Nominations.
TN,,,.,1,,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
Mrs. Vim. Goodrich
Dies During Visit
In TiHanlook City

Mrs. william Goodrich, 4S2 south
High street. who two weeks ago went
to Tillamook 20 the home of her daugh
ter. Mrs Ray Savage. who was i'll. dice
at hospital in Tillamook SUNDAY
morning. Mrs. Goodrich, who was 81
years old. was stricken with illness
Immediately upon arriving in Tina-
nook and failed to recover from an
operation to which she was ubmitted.
The funeral will be held at the home
Of Mrs, Goodrich's daughter, Mrs. Cal
Patton, 1855 state street, at 10 a. m,
Wednesday, with Rev. Mr.. Porter OF
the Christian church. in charge of the
services. Burial will be in City View
cemetery, under direction of Rigdon &
Son.
Mrs. Goodrich had made her home
in Salem most OF her life. Her hus.
band died here about three years ago
Five children survive her. They are,
Mrs. Cal Patton Of Salem. Mrs. Claire
Simeral of Portland, Mrs. Charles
Jory of stockton, Cal, Mrs. Roy Saw,
age of Tillamook and Glen Goodrich
of Stockton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
Suicide Reported
Cause Of Death OF
WaIG0 Hills Woman

After nearly 90 hours search by
friends and neighbors. the body Fl
Airs. Albert Frank. As. wife Of a
farmer living about is miles south
east of Salem. was found at o'clock
Sunday morning. The remains were
found in s.grove. nearly mile from
the Frank home. an empty carbolic
acid phial suhstantiating the belief
that she had committed suicide.
Relatives and friends are at loss
to account for the act. Mrs. Frank
disappeared from her home about S
O'Clock Saturday morning but actual
search for her was not Instituted un-
til about MONDAY. il being at first
believed that she had left to visit a
near neighbor.
Later in the afternoon Sheriff Need
ty officer and deputies led hastily
organized posse in search of some
trace of the missing woman, A blood
hound was brought from Wooapurn
at 10 p. m. and although working un-
der the handicap Of dry weather and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
Wreck Victim
Known In Salem

Mrs. Grace G .Arnnltn ind son.
Robert, who lost yheir lives III the
wreck on he Southern Pac.t,c titt-
trio line near Fotrand, Sun A. nn, NJ
ing, were well Known in Sa!em hay
ing spent several months in the capi
tai city last s1mmar when Mr.. srun-
dell was here assisting Attorney trn
eral Brown ia the INVESTIGATION Of laEd
fraud cases. Ar'rs.eil is special agent
of the United sta IS land office al
has ben in %alem q number ef tirics
cooperating with the attorney eereral
in connection with various laad fraud
Investigations.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
Live North Salen,
Boosters To Hold
Meeting Tonigh1

The North Salem Improvement as.
sociation will meet at Highland school,
p. m, Monday, May 10. The meet
ing is a special one and all members
are urged to attend.
The entire entertainment will be in
charge of students from the public
speaking department of Willamette
university. The new tax measures on
the ballot will be discussed by j. A.
Churchill state superintendent of pub
lie instruction. Discussion of the Sa-
lem cleanup campaign May 10th, 18th
and 18th will form part of the ses-
sion. Also the city charter amend
ments will be verbally probed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
.rS.E.A.Van WinkIe
AnsnerS Call To
The Great Beyond

Following two years the death of
her husband, l. N, Van Wrinkle, Mrs.
Elizabeth A. Van Wrinkle, II, died
Sunday at 1885 p. m. at the home Of
her son, Assistant Attorney General
l.. H. Van Wingle, las North nth
street, bringing to a.close a life ded-
fcated to the welfare of others, of
charity and active church work. Mrs.
Van Wrinkle had been ill but few
days before death came.
The funeral will be held at S:35
wednesday morning at the chapel of
Rigdon & Son, 252 North High street.
with DR.. Carl Gregg Doney concuct-
ing the services. The funeral win be
held early that the body might be
placed on an early train and taken to
Brownsville where it will be laid to
rest in the family lot.
Mrs. Van Wrinkle was born in Mis-
,souri and crossed the plains with her
parents at the age of 10 years. They
settled at Halsey, Linn county, and
in 1907 moved to Salem. In 1910 they
moved to Portland, until two years
ago when Mrs. Van Wrinkles hus-
band died. She then made her home
with her daughter, Mrs. j. G. Patter-
son in Portland until January 1919,
when she came to Sale INTO reside
with her, son, Mr.. Van Wrinkle.
The following children mourn her
loss: l. H. Van Wrinkle, Salem; Mrs
]. G. Patterson, Portland; j. S. Van
Wrinkle, Albany, Linn county asses
-sor; ]. Frank Van Wrinkle, Portland
and DIR. j. o. Van Wrinkle of Jeffer.
son.
bDuring her entire life Mrs. Val
Wrinkle was actively identified will
church and charitable work. and wal
a life member in the Methodist EpiscC
pal church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
Ralston Store Is
Robbed; Thieves
Are Sought Here

Robbery of store at Ralston, near
Dallas, between two and three o'clock
this morning and the subsequent
theft of an auto in which the thieves
made their escape, was reported to po-
lice here this morning by Sheriff John
Orr. of Dallas.
Several pairs OF Shoes socks and
shirts were taken from the store. The
auto, Ford touring model, bore IL
cense No. 47439, and is believed to
have headed toward Salem. A diligent
watch for the machine and thieves
was being maintained here today by
local authorities.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10

Sonnoway. executrix is accepted and
the estate declared. settled and clos
ed. Mrs. Connoway. being sole heir
to the estate. retains possession of all
estate property. 81
Anglers licenses We're issued last
week by Clerk U. G. Boyer to the fol-
lowing: Raymond Nikuda, ]. o. Nat
this. Emil Baer. Roy F. Shields. c.
Z. Tinfme. George Palmer, Salem;
Ben Wipper. H. wipper, Turner;
Nick crossman. Shaw; H. I. James,
Talbot.
Russel Liehey. l2, and his sister,
Nora, 10 years Of age, came into
Sounty Clerk Boyer's office Satur-
day with their semi-annual haul of
rodents scalps caught on their faith
er's farm, a few miles south of Sa-
lem. The catch included 1ss gophers
and six gray-diggers, the gophers
bringing a bounty of 10 cents each
while the isx gray diggers scalps
brought 80 cents. After the bounty
Identification is taken, the Youngsters
dispose OF the skins to fur dealers. A
fair sum being realized.
I, X. Ford, administrator of the es.
tate of s. j. Jones has filed final
account with County Judge w. NJ
Busheys June IA has been set as date
for final settlement of the estates af.
fairs.
Frank Davey, John H. Carson ant
Esther Anderson appraisers of the
Clarence D. Gardner estate have fill.
ed a report statign that SI15O is
due the estate from the U. S. gov
eminent, war risk insurance being in
dicated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10

Sa,an.,s .ss.,,, ,..,,o,,.. =. -, ,,,.,
'tat,an of the part,sna Rosa Es..,,,a,
associat,on ~ na~tsSsnata 4, a. h,,sa
% arnivsl IN ~ 49, C,ts :, - ~
sci the naes far o,hsr towns ana c,t-
iss IN orss,,, a,,S -
part and has thereby contributed
perhaps more than any other in MAX
ling this Rose festival greater than
any proceeding enc.
This statement was made by Eric
Houser, president of the Portland
Rose Festival association. speaking
at the regular weekly business mems
luncheon in the Commercial club this
1T is pleasure for me to extend
to you our hearty thanks for your ex-
Extraordinary assistance and splendid
cooperation in aiding us to put on our
annual rose carnival" Mr.. Houser de-
lcled.
! Harvey Wells, former state insur-
ance commissioner, and now presi7
dent or the Portland Rose Festival
assoeiation; winthrop Hammond chair
man Oh the rferal parade; c. I, keys
er IN charge OF the festival center
~ "ei'er NonAin'' eii''afinan VI
oa''-eo PC. ~, ,'s'sio" ~ 'i'e Aea'isi''es
s,',e''u0 a., Niie iu'iSiieon iioih 1oie'SAno
'ii's "ooA'
You are down on the program to
assist the Shrine to dedicate the Lulu
THE new rose-and your part shall
be no small one Mr. Wells asserted
ne Auiu 'ose is haii'eu amer u~
..ohie u 'He SUPERIOR po.eh'a'e' Lui'
Aeinpie' ~ hiia"eipi'it''
Mr.. Wells said that this phase OF
the FESTIVAL probably VIII ne the
greatest, and shall win Tor Portland
ana the entire state publicity THAI
you cannot buy anywhere, Camera
men nave peen engaged TO him tins
oeieora.ioli' ne saiu' ana newspaper
81 W. ,ne ooul'is arg ueNo'iiis
speoe y 'iie ooo'ssion'
! Two electric parades-each COSTING
ABOUT SS5,OOo-have been arranged
Tor the festival, Mr.. Wells, who is II
charge of publicity, said One of thu
parades will be on Tuesday night, anS
the other on Friday night.
Mr.. Hammond pictured the carni
wal as the greatest opportunity II
. sthe world to impress the some 75,00'
eastern people who shall visit th'
city with the scenic wonders and th'
! peerless opportunities IN the state.
IL .asI L. terA f..tk 30 L..
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
Probate Court.

william Connaway, estate. oroer
and decree. Dot;t;on and
foder .o.o Txuan.
ty three vouchers - ,s,d.
Amelia Ray, estate, Order ex'enu'
ing time for hearing.
olive X. Pinska, estate flhai oe
cree. -, a.
Albert D. Pinska, estate. Final ue'
cree.
Mary oConnor, estate. Order ap'
popting appraisers for Marion coun,
IT.
Louis silverman, estate. Order Tx.
me date for hearing final account.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
<ss*****-*s
oRRENT EVENTS

! ,,,sr open forum meet
! en,mereial club, ) p.' m.
) hs, 1o.-Regular meeting
: ma statesmen Club. COM
! ss'sss s'sscisl club. p. m; r.Dnsr,-
1 san e.u' 10. Business Mems
! hs' commercial club. noon.
1 lunsn, ,, II. Miss Elizabeth
/ Nay ..,olin students recital.
. ssss assembly of 49, First CHRISTIAN
! church ,l ,o0.iIs-clean-up Week
3 10 sA - - Scout Masters
) .llns,rel May show" boys train
ing school o,,o,, rOrum meet
; Nc, 1c,ommercial, 5 p. m.
/ Ing. eO,o-Cherrian-Business
1 n. Nay excursion to Eugene and
! Corvallis ~, colleges ,r..srv,s re-
: y, May presbyterian church. 5
: ,. N. ,4-convention of AS
: Nay a.,on Of Master plumbers
: so,ls,, ,Ia~ 15-county spelling
: s,ast Ss high school auditor
J ium, 10 a. m dac,ama-
: Nay ssontest. ~ S. H. s. auditor
: ium, * County athletic
! N, May sTeetland Ts field. All , day
! meet wsv Is : County school
! ..ls NAY meet. sweetland field,
: ne,r %ar tT.-city council meet
! ,.s % city hall, 1880 p, m,
ing, Nav ~, ,a1.-special city ana
.,ats , urinary elections.
! s'a,s %.t 2s-27-Appollo Club
.oncert, Grand theater.
''aV NAV ss.-Address by VIM
4 u % taft. at the armory' = :.
4 X X X X \ y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
CARD OF THANKS

IA , ''an TO thank our kind friends
h ~. sny neighbors, and especially
sshss4 10y mrs, Ole Martin and Mrs.
M =. ana sons for their kinduess
IN spapathy during the illness and
Fb,aao.,. !, our son and brother, Jack
nj =, and also for the beautiful
Rs,h.ss.. .s..'eflngs.-Mr. and Mrs. John
ahu family. n2
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
court House News
Circuit Court.

Circuit Court.
n.,o. Cox VS. John Welch' ell al
.,p0t aes' Of publication and ina. ,,,'Os ue-
T riOC, 'san,s - are not in military service. .
isncar'' W n wackay S VS.. L. N. Tompkins
!. !, y psnly and separate defense OF
George Seymour. ron,n,,ins ct
= nsn,y - 70 answer and to separate
a. NV. nst and defense of w. w. Dean
and Y. ]. Phillips.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
PATIENTS ESCAPE

Chris Roth, Ss, committed from
Multnomah county last September,
and George Holland. 2S. committed
from Multnomah county two years age
escaped from the state hospital for the
insane late Sunday evening. Both men
were employed about the grounds and
are regarded as harmless.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10

Nern Baldwin farmer Of Scroggins
valley. near Castor. while driving an
automobile, was struck by a Southern
Pacific electric train al crossing and
suffered two broken ribs and bruises.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10

over old trails proved 10 be Of great
aid in locating the body. leading the
searchers to the immediate vicinity
where the remains were soon discov-
cred.
I'll health is given as possible
cause Of the suicide.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10

Music BY Willamette Tin Can trio.
and a high class dramatic recital by
Ralph Thomas. assisting Miss Mary
Notson will shape the entertainment.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10

M v. Logdon Of Noti was fined $25
on a charge of allowing sawdust to en-
ter Elk creek "a fishing stream. Dewey
French of Noti was fined s25 on a
charge of fishing without license.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10

VERDEN NJ. MoFFrTT
h.,,. ~ c''y marshall. A courteous and
A enforcement of the law. (ad)
III
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
Daily Statistics.

Died.
VAN WINKLE-Mrs. Elizabeth a..
Van Wrinkle, II, at the home OF her
son, l. H. Van Winkle, las North
18th street, Sunday evening. Fun
eraI at chapel Rigdon & Son at
S:35 a. m. Wednesday. Burial
Brownsville cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-10
IAII around Town

Guy W. Porter, until recently en-
ployed in the establishment of Otto
Klett on State street. left Monday
for Tiliamook where he has accept
ed position in a sawmill.