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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
CABLE FRANCES

FIUME, diciembre 3.-Se considera in
minente la Intervention militar del Go
bierno italiano contra los legionarios de
D'Annunzio, a juzgar por una orden
del general Caviglia, comandante de las
tropas regulares de Italia en- los alrede-
dores de Fiume En- uno de los para
fos de la referida orden, ell general Ca
viglia dice que ell conhicto contra D.
Annunzio es inevitable 81 este continia
asumiendo una actitud belicosa y de ri
gurosa oposicion al Gobierro.
Ell General manifesto a los represen-
tantes de la prensa que las tropas re-
gulares Sc retiraran de las cercanias
de Fiume, siempre que D'Annunzio OBJ
serve una actitud pacifica y moderada.
Agrega ell distinguido militar que en- ell
temido conhicto ell pals necesita coope-
racion de todos los italianos v espera
que no surjan dificultades de ningdn ge-
nero.
Los despachos recibidos a Ultima hora
dicen que, seg1n los periodicos ie Ro-
ma, Ell Gobierno de Italia ha informa-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
EI nuevo presidente de Cuba, don AZ
tr0dO zayaS eStuvO preSO en- Madrid

Como saben los lectores. el ilustre
presidente de Cuba, don Alfredo "a
vas. naci6 en- Ia Habana ell aho de 1861.
Sc licencio Ell la carrera do Leyes cu
1883, no tard6 en- signifcarse como
enthusiastic habil politico Decidido
partldario de la autonomia, formo rar-
ce del lamado partido autonomlco has
ia el afio 1895. En- dicho aiio Sc afil:6
al partido revolucionario, y fue uno
de los mas activos agentes de los pa
tr1otas que, capitaneados por Mav,n.o
Gomez y Maceo, luchaban en- las ma
niguas.
En- 1896. fue zayas capturado por
las autoridades espaiiolas, que dispu
sieron su deport acion a la Peninsula.
Sc le condujo, ell efecto, a Espafia o
lngreso en- la Carcel Modelo. de Ma
drld, donde permanecio hasta que. con
denado a varios amos de presidio. Sc
lie traslad6 al penal de Ceuta para cum
pl1r la condena.
Al terminar la guerra Y declarar-
Sc la independence de Cuba, Zayas
fue hbertado Sc reintegro Cuba. en-
cuya politica intervino de una name
IA decisiva, por contar con una gran
masa de partidarios, especiaImente en-.
ire la raza de color. Figure en- la Con
velicion Constituyente, que aprobo la
actual Constitution de Cuba, for,n6
parte de la Comision Consultiva que
redacto la mayor parte de las Ieyes
crganicas de la Repubica. Despues fue
concejal del Ayuntamiento de la Ha
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
Gran Tebaja de pTeCiUs'


Hago saber al p1bIico en- general
que desde ell dia 10. de diciem-
bre he rebaiado los precios de
las "GOMAS FISK, tanto len
neunaticas para automobiles,
como en- macizas para trucks.
SoGcite las nuevas Iistas de
precios.
THE FISK TIRE STORE
ADRIAN MEL SON
Distributor.
San Juan. Puerto Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

bana, subsecretario de Justicia con el
Gobierno que form6 ell presidente Els
trada Palma, y senador.
En- 1908, despues de la segunda in
tervenci6n norteamericana en- Cuba,
fue elegido vice presidente de la Re
publica, cargo que desempef6 hasta ell
1918, en- que lie sustituy6 el doctor va
roma, una de las mas prestigiosas perso
naIdades cubanas. En- aquellas elec
clones, Zayas aspiraba a la Presidencia
de la Republica en- nombre del llama
do partido liberal. LIE derroto ell gene
raj Mario G.. Menocacl, quien fue re-
elegido Ell 1916. Esta reelection di6
origen un movimiento revolucionario
dirigido por ell general Jose Miguel Go
me2
Ell general Gomez presidi6 la Re
(Continua en- la pAQina 6a.)
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The INSULAR Dock Co.
Junta General de AcClOnistas
CONVOCATORIA

A las dos de la tarde del vier-
F1es dia 81 del mes de diciembre
del presente af1o, y en- las ofici-
mas del MueIIe de Espig6n No. 2,
tendra efecto la Junta General
Ordinaria de Accionistas de
THE lNSULAR DOCK COMPA-
NY, EN- cunpIiniiento de 10 que
precept1a ell articulo | de los Es
tatutos de dicha Corporation.
Lo que Sc hace p1bIico para
conociniento de los interesados.
San Juan, P. r. Diciembre 1,
1920.
Por la Junta Directiva,
Felix SUAREZ.
Secretario.
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de Thompson, ETC., que tenian por cos
tumbre dejar al p1blico que Sc sirvie
Sc ell azdcar por 81 mismo establecieron
Ell servir ell cafe va endulzado que re
ducia ell consume.
Los restaurants de mayor catego
ria traian ell azucar en- pequefios sobres
o cubitos, pero sismpfe hmitando l.
cantidad.
Los carros- -comedores tambien adop
taron ell sistema de los restaurants re
duciendo ell azicar
La duena de casa americana, que
acostumbraba conseraar frutas redu
jo grandemente esta practica debido al
precio exhorbitante del azticar y en-
California vi que ell cincuenta por 100
de las casas empacadoras de frutas no
trabajaron ell afio pasado por no haber
comprado aziicar a precio conveniente
y aun aquellas que empacaron 10 hi
cieron solo por los podidos que tenian
aceptados y precios abiertos, para pro
oS6OASO COhtHd las dlIdS eSpcCuldC1NdSs
La fruta que otros amos Sc empacaba
sc dedico hacer los llamados "ore
jones'
Los puestos publicos de helados, re
frescos ETC., servian sus productos fue
ra de saxon. FL desarrollo que Sc espe
ro de las bebidas refrescantes sua-
yes, nunca lego por los precios del
dulcc, y EN- su lugar las fabricas de
cervinas in;rodujeron sus cervezas in
alcoh6licas, las que perderan su popu
laridad ell dia que los refrescos v de-
mas bebidas puedan tener Ell dulce ne
cesario.
Aun en- Cuba, lugar productor de
azicar muchas casas de huespedes su
primieron ell cafe, Y otras 10 servian va
endulzado, usando la menor cantidad
de aziicar possible.
Creo que todo Sc normahzara. Que
ell consume volvera 10 que era, y 81
bien es verdad que no podremos espe-
(continuacion de la pagina 3a.)
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a guerra contra vAnnunzio enpezara ell aeS pr6ximo

que ell bloqueo de Fiume empezara Ell
pr6ximo martes a media noche. otros
despachos de Milan agregan que D.
Annunzio considera va declarada la que
ira con Italia. Ell periodico LA Epc-
ca informa que Ell Rey ha celebrado
una extensa importantisima conferen-
cia con Giolotti, ministro de la Guerra,
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DEsDE NUEsTRo puNTo DE VISTA

DEsDE NUEsTRo PUNTo DE VISTA
Ell mercado de lana y Ell de cuero
estan completamente desorganizados
Nadie puede negarlo la unica
forma de afrontar esta situaci6n es
afrontarla de frente, actuar de acuer
do.
Nosotros no estamos dispuestos a
perder.
No tendreMos que hacerlo, pues-
nuestras mercancias fueron compradas a
precios bajos.
SinemDargo, estamos dispuestos a
sacrificar nuestras ganancias en- las mer
cancias que actualmente tenemos.
Este benefcio sera suyo, 81 usted
quiere aprovecharse de el
Recuerde que nunca, en- catorce amos
lie hemos mentido
mo seria NAL negocio para nos
otros mentirle ahora7
sWIGGETT BROTHERS
SAN JUAN
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

WASHINGTON orden del pre-
sidente Wilson, ell secretario de la Ar
mada, MIR. Daniels, ha puesto a disposi-
ci6n de Mr.. Harding ell yate presiden-
cial 'Mayhower'', para que Ell nuevo
presidente tern-ine su viaje de retorne
de Panama.
Ell "MayAower' lIegara Hampton
Roads ell sabado, de donde saldra a al
canzar Ell ''Pastores' que conduce a
Mr.. Harding con destino a Norfolk,
Virginia.
Ell presidente Wilson dice que Sc SEN
tira muy honrado porque Harding acep
tie ell yate presidential para que 10 con-
duzca a Washington.
BUDAPEST.-Ha dimitido ell gobier
no que preside Teleld
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
El preCiO del azdCar jamdS II0ga-
ra a $50, perO tampOcO bajara de So

Aver visitamos en- su oficina de la
Gale de la Fortaleza q don Nicolas
Hernandez, conocido hombre do nego
clos, y principal socio de la imporia an
to hrma comercial de esta plaza, Nj
colas Hernandez Co.
Dada'la actualidad del mercado azu
carero solicitamos del senor Herman
dez, experto EN- esas cuestiones, algu
nos datos sobre Ell particular
Nuestro distinguido amigo accedi6
Gustoso, a nuestro deseo, complacien
dOnos en- 10 que solicitdbamos.
Ell AzUCAR NO BAJARA DE SO
Que opina usted del precio del
azncar lie preguntamos al senior Her
nandez.
FL nos contest6:
NO creo que sc obtengan los pre-
clos fabulosos dc $50 zero tampocp
bajara, EN- mi entender, de SO, y mo
fundo, entire otras razones, ELI las 81
guientes:
Acabo de recorrer casi todos los
Estados Unidos he encontrado varias
anormalidades y en- especial la enorme
reduction del consume natural del azii
car.
Una de las casas mayores dc New
Orleans envi6 uno de sus socios Cen
tro y Sur America a comprar enormes
cantidadese de azicar negra EN- blo-
ques de esa que aqm llamamos "ca
ramelo" en- otras parties "papelon",
distribuian entire los fabricantes de dul
ces que la empleaban en- sus manufac
turas.
A prop6sito de fabricas de dulces,
el consume del Bon Mon, la debilidad
de Ia mujer americana, SO redujo con
stderablemente, pues los precios eran
enormes comprandose por 81 una GAIA
de dulces que era la mitad de 10 que
anteriormente Sc compraba por igual
rrecio, 10 cual significa una reduction
del cincuenta por ciento del consume.
Los restaurants populares como el
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Ell concerto de eSta nOChe

Esta noche Sc celebrara ell gran re-
cital del insigne violinista don An
dres S. Dalmau. Ell entusiasmo es gran
de, 10 que hace presumir una noche de
arte y de sensaciones.
FL Municipal Sc vera lleno de 10
mas distinguido de nuestra sociedad,
que desea escuchar una vez mas al cmi
nente artista del violin.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

KINGSToN.-Ser establecida una
nueva Inca de vapores entire Nueva
York, southhamton, Cherbourg, Ham
burg Y esta ciudad.
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Aviso al Concrete I'm
portador y Exportador

Nos place conocimento de este conlerco que
la Compaha de Vapores VAJERA ANTILLANA, S. A. que
en- breve naugurara servcio regular puertos Gu
banos los de esta lsa pondra la carga Liverpool
Anberes medados del proxmo de Enero los
buques ahora constityen fota, saber cAYO
cRSTO" "cAYO MAMBr' y "cAYO ROMANO que sal
dram cortos ntervaos, pudiendo tocar Londes al
gun otro puerto de ngatera 81 as 10 amerase la caga
que ofrecese
Sc adnten proposiciones para transporte de caga
desde los pertos Europeos que haran escaa
ques los de esta sa, as como de aqui para Cuba.
Para informes dirijanse LUNA, MURIAS FRERlA,
Tetuan NO. 35 Teefono No. $685. Agentes en- San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04

con ell fin de tratar acerca de los asuntos
de Fiume.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-04
SALON ALHAMBRA

Aunque los artistas que estaban contratados para
naugurar ell Cabaret salon de bale del "AIhambra
dcen,bre a. Sc les provey6 opotunaente pasaes,
legaron en- la fecha ndcada, por razon ell salon
Ahabra ha sdo arrendado conocido manager de tea
tro quen pronto abrira ell msno para dedcaro proyec
clones de primera case vaudeville.
Sc espera que ell enpeio de hacer este salon I'm Iu
gar de especaculos de prmera case tendra la aproba
cion snpatas del pbIco de San ell cua sabe apre-
ciar 10 n,ejor espectacuIos.
LA EMPRESA
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Tuesday, August 24th, 1920

at 10 O'Clock \. NJ. the following described
property, tO-wit:
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> HOGS
IMPLEMENTS AND HARNESS.

one Boar Hog, . EnI Sow, Ni. ,a~
.,uu.
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ORDER \ISl.

HrGH ". CALDWELL, Superintendent
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
Mis- Elma Appleman of Portland is

Mis- Elma Appleman Of Portland Is
spending few days at the home OF
Miss Anna Brown near here.
Howard Hall Of Portland is holding
a position in the salesroom of the
Hodge & Russell garage in this city.
Mrs. ID. H. Rowan and daughter OF
Chicago are guests at the home o,
her mother, Mrs. Frank Fry and sister
Mrs. Neal Malone.
Mrs. Willis Brown and little caus:l-
ter are visiting at Castle Rock, Wash
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Apps and two
children are here from Canada visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hatcher. Mr.. Apps is a nephew OF
Mr.. Hatcher and formerly lived in
Hubbard. fssas
Mr.. and Mrs. James Emery of MO
lalla are visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. L. Calvert. Their infant
child is reported very i'll with pneu-
monia resulting from whoopins
cough.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
Hubbard

Hubbard, Or, Aug 2.-Donald r.
Murphy stopped here few days last
week on his way to Corvallis and was a
guest of his aunt, Mrs. George Cassidy.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Bruce of Portland
visited friends in the city on Thurs
day.
Miss Gertrude Chamberlain Of Sa-
lem visited friends in Hubbard few
days recently.
Albert Yoder left few days ago for
ALBANY where he is employed for the
remainder of the summer.
Miss Margaret Riley Of Portland is
visiting friends in Hubbard.
Mrs. X. Dibble is visiting relatives
in Astoria. She will be absent most of
the summer.
Miss Wfnifred France has been visit
ing with friends in Salem.
Miss Helen Frey of Needy is visit
ing friends in Hubbard for few days.
Miss Merl Dimick has as her guest
Miss Florence Marsh of Freewater.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
GerNuiS

Gervais, Or, Aug. 2.-G. J. Moisan
and j. j. Scheibel were in Portland
the fore part of the week.
Mrs. E. e. Shields. her daughter,
Miss Grace, and Miss Amy Harding
motored to Woodburn Wednesday
evening.
c. A. Bump and family of Portland
are visiting at the home of A. Bump.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Baber of Prime
Iville and Mrs Eta Stevens of Ontario
are visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Byrd The ladies' are sis
ters of Mrs. Byrd.
Mrs. Ripper, mother of Mrs. Walter
IDusenbery, is visiting here from White
Salmon, Wash.
i Eugene Horrell went to Portland b
few days ago where he has employ
ment.
Mrs. T. j. Hall has been visiting
visiting with Mrs. A. A. Nickel in Sa-
lem for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Stokx and chill
dren have returned from a visit in
central washington
| Joseph Fershweiler and family and
Mrs. William Bowley are spending the
week in Newport.
Mrs. l.. A. Maple and children of
Portland are visiting relatives in the
city.
| Mrs. A. M. Byrd and Mrs Lucy An
derson visited with relatives in Sclo
the fore part Of Fast week.
Catholics of st. Helens, Deer Island
Goble and Rainier held their annual
picnic last Sunday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
Polk County Court
Probate Court.

In re guardianship Of Pearl Eveline
Murray. a minor, Order of sale of real
estate filed.
In re estate of Nelson Holmer Cor
Homer). Order appointing l.. +. So
renson, r. S. Kreason and Charles
Gregory appraisers.
In re estate of John S. Martin, de.
ceased. Order allowing final account
filed.
In re estate of James L. Williams,
deceased. Oath of office of Charles.
w. Leonard, administrator filed Bond
|of administrator filed. Letters of adj
|ministration with the will annexed
filled. Order appointing James Fl. Null
key, A. Parker and w. II. Steinbefg
appraisers. Last will and testament
filed. Proof of will filed.
County Court.
In re Charlie McNelis, an insan,
person. Warrant for arerst Order
Iof commitment. Charlie McNelis wa.
a resident of Buena Vista, a single
man, age 80 and native Of Ireland.
Circuit Court.
Coast Fir Lumber company VS.. T. 4
Parker ct al. Complaint filed asking
$500 because of failure to deliver lum.
ber which was contracted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
CONTRACTOR NOW
GIVES OUT FACTS

''Tanlac has. not only relieved me Of
my five years of stomach trouble, but
i have gained twenty five pounds in
weight besides said Robert Nc
Aloney. well known contractor of 33
York street, Halifax, N. S.
my stomach seemed to be upset
all the time,' said Mr.. McAloney,
s'and II would get as sour as vinegar.
Nothing tasted right or agreed with
me and after forcing down a little
something at meal time would
bloat up with gas SO | would be mis-
cradle for hours. There would be
sharp, cramping pains all through
my stomach and at times could
hardly get my breath. Many night
the gas bothered me so much that I
walked the floor all night without n
wink of sleep. l had to lay off for
weeks at time and lost thirty
pounds in weight. l was habitually
eonstipated and had nagging head
ache nearly all the Time. OF morn
ings l felt so tired and no account it
was an effort to drag myself out of
bed and / had suffered so long with
out being able to get any better had
about reached the point where
didn't care whether l lived or not.
''But l feel entirety different since
taking Tanlac. for il has put me in
such fine shape l eat three big meals
day without feeling the least trou-
BILE. The constipation, headaches and
tagged out feeling are entirely gone
and get up in the mornings ready for
heavy breakfast and a good days
work. l simply feel like new. man
and 1 am glad TO let others know
what a fine medicine Tanlac is"
Taniac is sold in Salem by Tyier's
drug store and by leading druggists
in other towns iadv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
[a News coerng Central Willamette CAPITAL Journal Special
Rebekah Lodge
D OF Hubbard Is
= Keeping Actipe

Hubbard, Or, Aug. 2.-In spite o,
fhe busy times the Hubbard Rebekah
lodge is keeping up the standard OF
development. At the last regular
meeting seevral new candidate were
adopted and two members were re-
ceived on transfer card. The new mem
bers are Mrs. Eva Hagen. Miss Flor
ence Hagen and Herman Carl. Those
received by transfer card are Mrs
Marie Hurk and Mis- Frances Murk
from the Woodburn lodge. Among the
visiting members present were: Mes
DANES s. O'Brien. Mabel Nendel.
Walter Durant and John Stewart Of
Woodburn. and Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
Wfggins of Aurora. After the work
Refreshments were served.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
aurora Briefs

Aurora, Or, Aug. "A. F. Will is in
Alberta, Canada, where he went to
dispose of his farm interests.
Miss Clara Say of Sherwood visited
the fore part of last week with Mrs.
w. F. Prahl.
Pat Kavanaugh of Pendleton u
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. Fred Prahl of Portland is
spending few days at her ranch neal
here.
Mrs. +. NJ. Yonkman Of Minneapolis
Mimi, is Visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F.. Prahl
Mrs. Albert Ehln is visiting her
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr, at Sea-
side.
DIR. Roy Prudden of Portland and
r. e. Bean of Fort Worth, Texas were
in the, city on business Thursday. They
are interested in oil wells in Texas.
A. C. Thompson, a teacher in the
Pendleton school, is spending his va
cation at the home of his parents near
here.
DIR. Giesy and family spent day or
two in Wilhoit last week.
John and James Ogle or Portland
have been visiting at the home OF
their parents in this city.
MIS- w. H. Asquith and her guests
OF Salt Lake City, are spending tneh
vacation at Seaside.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
Today's Dallas News

Dallas, Or, Aug. Fired Holman
and family motored to Eugene Sun
day for visit, accompanied by s. T..
Tetherow, who is Mr.. Holmans step
father. Mr. Teterow is well known by
the pioneers as Uncle Sammie." He
came to this country in 1845 and set
tiled on the present townsite near the
county fair grounds. Uncle Sammie
lattended school in Eugene when a boy
at which time the university was be-
ling conducted as Presbyterian col
llege. He has not been back for 81
years. All these 64 years he has been
a resident of Polk county and has been
la very successful farmer. At the age
|of 18 Uncle Sammie volunteered to
flight the Yacomah Indians under
Captain Benjamin Hayden and served
with the volunteers three years. Dur
ling his Indian fighting career he was
lat one time surrounded by the blood
thirsty reds for six weeks and all the
Fighters had to eat was horse meat and
no salt to sea 1t. After he decided to
lsettle down he took up farming at the
forks of the Luckiamute just south of
Monmouth, where he successfully
lcultivated 800 acres. In 1906 and 1907
he was mayor of Falls City, but of late
years he has been on the retired list
land familiar figure in Dallas.
Mrs. Harold Rich left today for
Newport where she will spend a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Duignan of Oak
land, Cal, who have been visiting at
the home of Mr.. Duignans parents
IL ~ IN, nn11 vie I'M D
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Friar
land friends here.
| Miss Margaret Friar, little daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Friar returned
YESTERDAY after weeks visit with lit
tile Velma Acuff of Salem.
| Attorney d. r. Fletcher of Inde-
Ipendence was in the city yesterday
itransacting business.
/. Mrs. Vincent Thompson last week
sold her farm in the Oakdale section
to Mrs. Thomas of Florida. Mrs
Thompson then came to Dallas ant
purchased the fine residence property
on Mill street of Mrs. Bonnie Smith
taking immediate possession.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry b. Viers anc
lchildren and Miss Alice Crider are
spending several weeks at Newport.
j. w. Mangis, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
lGetchell and Mr.. Getchell's mother
have returned from few days out
ing at Seaside.
Mrs. Lee johnson and two children
of Seattle are spending several weeks
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn Johnson, al
their country home. south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wynn Johnson and
Mrs. p. J. Walton and daughter, Lois
spent the weekend in Portland.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. j. MLeitch and three
|children, OF Portland, are visiting he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Young.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Williams ant
daughter of Portland visited Mr.. an'
Mrs. Walter Young over the weekend
Colonel Conrad Stafrin and famil.
Hand Fred Elliott and family are camp
ling on the Stfarin place, above Ellen
ldale.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
SiIUertON

Silverton, Aug. 2.-Chiet Of Police
L. Yates was in Salem on business
Saturday afternoon.
Russell Sayre has returned from
Dallas where he has been working
most Of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Longacre re-
turned Saturday evening from visit
at Jefferson and Monmouth. ta
Matthew Gibson of the Waldo Hills
was Sale mvisitor Saturday.
H. Haaland and family left yester-
day morning for the coast where
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
Monmouth

Monmouth. Aug. EN-. Leaforg OF
salem was here Saturday looking af-
ter his large prune orchard.
Miss Agnes Book left SATURDAY
morning for her home in Silverton.
Ward Butler of independence was
In the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Phillips LEFT
Saturday to visit his mother in the
east. The latter has been very i'll.
Mrs. Mack of iowa is guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Morton Mulkey She
expects to remain here several weeks
A number of the normal students
left Saturday to spend the vacation
period at their respective homes.
ID. M. Hampton returned this weet
from a visit to eastern Oregon points
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
Auto COllideS
With Guide Post

Silverton, Aug. "A young man
named Roth drove his Ford against
the guide post in the center of Main
and Water streets Saturday night,
and the machine came out little
the worse from the collision. The
guide post was also ruined. Roth
claimed he had to hit the post in or
der to prevent a collision with an
other car. He was not driving more
than ten miles an hour.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-02
Farmhouse Near
aurora Robbed

Aurora, Or. Aug. "A few nights
ago, during the absence of the family
someone broke into Miles Ottaway
house south of the city and after ran
lsacking the building from top to bot
torn, stole some canned fruits and sew
erai chickens, leaving the heads IN the
back yard SO Mr.. Ottaway would rind
mo difficulty in telling just how many
chickens were missing. Entrance 10
the house was made by cutting away
the screen and unlocking the door
Mr.. Ottaway thinks the mlscreants
were familiar with the premises, but
he has no idea who committed the
crime.