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The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23

Notice of Expiration Of Time for
Redemption from Tax Sale Be-
fore Tax Deed Shall be Issued.
To C. j Lenander, owner of re-
cord of the following described
real estate in the County of Haa-
kon in the State Of South Dakota.
And to G. j. Lenander, the per-
son In whose name the said real
estate is taxed, and to any per-
son or persons in possession of
said real estate and to any mort
gagee or assignee of any unsatis-
fled mortgage upon said real es-
tate of record in the office of the
Register of Deeds of said County;
Lots Three CD and Four (4) and
the South one-half (Sh of the
Northwest Quarter of Section Five,
Township One Cd North of Range
Twenty-four (24) East of the
Black Hills Meridian, Hakon Co
unity, South Dakota.
Take notice that the above des-
cribed property was on the 9th
day of December 1918, duly sold
by the Treasurer of Haakon Coun-
ty, South Dakota, in the manner
provided by law for the taxes for
the year 1917, including the amount
due and delinquent thereon for
taxes. penalty, interest, and costs
then due and unpaid to F M Nc
Coy: that F. M. Mccoy is now the
lawful holder of the Certificate Of
tax sale issued under said sale.
That the right of redemption
from said sale will expire and tax
deed be made of said real estate
by the Treasurer of Haakon Coun-
ty, South Dakota to the said F.
M. Mccoy at the expiration Of
Sixty days from the completed SER
vice Of this notice, unless REDEEM
ption shall be sooner made as pro-
vided by law.
Dated at Philip, South Dakota
this 18th day Of December 1920.
f.. M. Mccoy, Lawful holder
and owner Of the Tax Certificate.
Dec. is % 80
Season tickets for the three re-
manning numbers Of the Lyceum
Course will be sold Ut $1.7O for
adults and 81. Is for students. Buy
The pioneer-review. [volume] (Philip, Haakon County, S.D.) 1920-current, 1920-12-23
work
Road Fund

F. l.. Barnhart, road main
tenance -. -. $3.50. 125. 80
+. l.. Barnhart, road work IA 55
g G Lubricant Co., trans
mission grease -. -. 800
John Hansen, dragging
roads -. -. ..... 1900
Chas. Thompson, dragging
roads -. -. .... 1900
Elmer Ruhlman, road wk 81 go
Fred Jones, meals for road
crew -. -. ... 20. 40
Owen Harty, road work :. 60. 80
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
GAIN WEIGHT
AND STRENGTH
With Bitro-Phosphate on ssaa
Guarantee

aAhALG
View York. II you are feeling rnr-
doEa, ~sak, nervous. tired il ~
morning. and generally ailinz ,hess
are The symptoms that should var,
y01 20 take are Of your health.
FoF persons in every ten are neea
ing more phosphorus in their b-,dies
when you see thin and fre1ful nsas
PIE: or those who are anaemlc. nsls
iran of respondent or laekine IN en-
erE, you may look for the need 81
certain elements that make for a
strong constitution,
Soma people, after relying upos
preparations composed chiefly Of sails
qCinine, drastic drugs, iron, calomA
cod liver oil. etc. wonder why they
find no benefit. That is easily ey
pl@ined by the fact that such nersors
neea The phosphorie element, which
il q most potent essential to heal,h.
AMI contained in Bitro-Phosphate. It'd
famous health preparation. Now OBJ
.tainauie everywhere.
TIE right thing for you 10 do IS
make q trial Of BitrO- Phosphate begin
ming a. once. 1t IS not a patent medi-
ci-e .:ne formula is prescribed by
mary physicians for the ailments aud
weaknesses mentioned above. :
With every box of Bitro-P Phosphate
are z few simple health rules and a
$500 guarantee. Buy a box If Bitro-
Phosphate. 1t is sold and recom-
men1ed BY all good druggists every
where. tAdsl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Baby Carriages
Block Traffic In
Front OF Court

New York, April g-Baby carriag.
~ today biocRfd traffic 10 front of !,
Brooklyn court house, 20 great wis
the lhrong Of eyicted tenants seeking
relief under new laws designed %
curb profiteering IN rent.
Whole families vent 10 court. the
babies being left outside when the
parents emerged, having obtained
time 10 hunt other apartments, their
Joy was not unmIzed with concern at
the task 81 sorting out their children,
many Of whom had exchanged car
riages BY crawling from n 10 the
other. Most OF the landlords agreed
70 postpone eyictlona till July.
In Manhattan court more lhan 400
men, women and children engaged
IN an enthusiastic demonstration
when the first OF i5O rent Complaints
was given a six months stay 81 exie-
ton. Tenants whose cases we're awnit-
Ing hearing npplauded Justice Prince
and shouted their approval. gome
stood on benches and waved their
hats IN Joy,
Every tenant found his appeal t.
the court successful, the landlords be-
INF ordered 10 postpone eylctlonA
from one 10 Nix months.
a street o conductor was In court
with his five children and had a..
ready been allowed three months 10
find a home was given m additional
month He offered his landlord a
months rent but Justice Prince told
him 70 keep IN MONEY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
BrotherS-Tn-Law
Are In Suit Over
Sale Property

gs.irs Kelly. string ~ department
No. 2 II Marion county circuit court
heard ths eaz4 " ~ q. coufgey ~
Ben J. Werner. Tuesday. The cass
Naa heard without jury ard concern
"a the claims ~ Coufssg that The de-
fsndant Werner had caused him r.
slEn i warranty deed Dudsr peculiar
circumstances
According 70 testimony given bt
1ff. conreey. the Two men. who are
hothsrs-in.iaw had taken a tract N
land upon which certain payments
sefe due. Due 70 unavoidable elrcnm
heeefg M cDsns4y was unable 70
make his share u the payment ana
These were assumed BY the defendant
q contract Dr. agreement being sign
"a ~ surety for Werner underak-
Inc " he obligation,
Later, according - TIE plaintiff
the farm was sOId BY Mr. Werner
much 10 tbs surprise 81 Mr.. and Mrs
roursey. who aIlege thai they were
Informed that tbs document they mad
signed haa been a warranty 1sed 4
c9afsayss share Or claims In the prop.
sfig.
These allegations. Nr. Werner Ne.
nlss. stating that both parties we're
aware that a warranty deed VIA be-
INK signed BY iaeit agreement fhe
case " bslns continued Tuesday ~
ssfnaon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
to End
Frisco Strike
Is Unsuccessful

San Francisco. Apr. s-Announce-
men. that they had been unable 10
reach an agreement with the shlpyards
of the San Francisco bay district Is
end the strike that began last October
was made here today By James O'Coh-
nell. head Of the Metal Trades dDar; =
ment Of the American Federation OF
Labor and eight other national officers
OF metal trades unions who had con-,
here for the purpose Of ending the dis
pute Il possible.
They said they were returning to the
cast with the intention Of prosecuting
the strike more vigorously than before
md urged that the men stay out rather
,han accept the so-called American
plan under which the shipyards re-
opened after the strike had been In
progress many weeks.
The officials said they proposed that
the men return to work under the con-
ditlons prevailing September 30, Jus,
previous TO the strike, after which tbs
unions would officially declare tho
strike Of fand that a board Of six men
be created, three from each side. viii
jurisdiction over all disputes, thus pre-
venting strikes or loekouts.
The California Metal Trades asso
citation replied, according to the Off
Gals, that If the strike was declared Of
they would after two or three month
consider the question OF meeting tn,
national officers for the purpose o
drawing up an agreement. This prop
osition the union leaders declared was
unsatisfactory.
The strike was called in October
after the shipyards had, O'Connell said
refused to put IN effect a wage increas'
negotiated in August. first on tins
ground that the shipping board for
bade the Increase and secondly on In,
ground that the wage agreement WA
nulified when the unions imposed ;
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Opposition
To English Grows
Stronger Daily

Dublin. Apr. g-OpD0sitloa 70 ID,
govemment neVer has been - genera.
throughout Ireland a. il T. ,oHav
some critics prgfe-: agzlns; the sever.
~ u the military regime, bat thel- a.
tsekg are met 81 demands from other.
EhO assert that steps taken have 10,
been sufficiently dras
measures intended 70 BE- c~9erclye have
failed
inability 70 discover leaders Of r..
cent disorders and failure z a n
formation ~ to plans for raids in n.
'tgre has resulted IN sharp criticism.
Government agents are apparently OF.
en- victims u mianformation and eom.
military raids seem 70 have been based
On data given ~ persons VINO are d.
arous 0f embarrassing the adminfsrr
ton. IRON time 70 time raids result
IN the capture u arms ana ammunf.
tion bat YER often the soldiers take
only quantities Of seditious literature.
- much il printed adverse % the epy.
eminent that many homes qnite limo.
cent ~ SYMPATHY with rebellion con-
tain pamphlet that might be- easily
classified 81 Eedlti0us, but posscssfo5
Df spch literature n In itself a criminal
o%ffense.
Subscribing TO the Sim Feln loan,
according to q ruling NJ two rnaels.
In county Wexford, Is an eat.
- overthrow the kinges govern.
ment" a wealthy farmer who had
bought Irish republic bonds for ~
pounds was brought into court and
y he refusedto give bail Tor good be.
vas sent 10 jail for three
months. Some Catholic bishops have
subscribed for thcae bonds but thee.
done 50 by sending their money.
70 America.
The bitterness Of feeling dividing ths
people ~ ireland into two main sec
extends Y to learned societieg
The Royal Irish academy. the most
AIMED body ID ireln has refused
re'admt Professor John MaeNein ~
its membership.
After b hellion II - he wa.
on being sentenced to 20 years
penal rervitud. He was long aince re.
leased from prison and restored 10 his
d ofessorshlp IN the national unlyet /.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
General Denies
Charges Against
Military Police


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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Red Force Dripen
From Essen TODAY

Londno, April e.--In a disnu,cil
from frankfort announcing the drlv.
Ing ~ tie rcd forces from Essen hy
ms government troops, the ccntml
correspondent Ae}'arcg thai the
inis while %fetrenailpg conn itipd
pfiilal ontfnges on ciiizsGq. i,urderina
ana plunderinR on ~ slde5.
u seems evident. adds the message.
mat the leaders % thu Insurgents
nave lost their hold ovcr the bulk ~
their forcoa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Governor
Asked To Halt
PickfOrd Probe

Sacramento, Cal. Aprn s.-Govern-
or Emmett D. Boyle OF Nevada, who
was in Sacramento today. said hi.
office was being "delugsd with teie-
grams from influential persons in all
parts II the United states asking
him 70 stop the investigation Of cir
cumstances surrounding the divorce
granted in NeyAfa t 0 Mary Pickford
from Owen Moore.
There was a feeling in Nevada, he
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Delpin Den0unceS
Home Rule Bill

Glasgow. Apr. 6.-The government
nome -ll bin for Ireland was denonE-
csd b. Joseph Deylin as a ''humbug To
throw dust in the eyes Of the people OF
America and elsewhere in a speech
ne delivered here recently. Mr.. Devlin
declared that it was not n bill for home
rule nor . plan to settle the Irish ques-
ton but fOr-the permanent division Of
ireland into two sections. The best
thing the government could do, he said
was 10 drop the bill, resign office and
'iet the enlightened judgment of the
British electorate give Ireland what
she wanted"
I. P. o'Connor called the measure
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06

elossdsaop clause Is 2 rider 70 The
doe1meAL
Fred c. Me,ealt, secretary q the Ca
ifoma Metal Ta1es association a.
nied that the employers haa mat=
z1ch proposal IS the union lezaers az
eribed 70 them in the statement today
I'VE have not agreed 20 meet with
The national Officers o. these unions.
he said we are through the type Of
unions that we have been dealing with
in 4 past
eve trust that the unions viii D re-
organized along the line OF bodies that
are morally and legally responsible
and have constructive purposes, and
are awaiting developments. We nov
have $4,000 men working in the shin
yard and operations are proceeding
satisfactorily
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
DepOrted Huns
Are Given Chilly
Welcome Back

London, April G~~Large numbers
OF German and other undesirables
VINO were deported from England h.
the war have managed TO make Their
way back to London but have en-
eountered warm receptions whe,
Their idertityhas been discovered.
They managed to cross from the con
tinent by working their way az sai'
ors on tramp steamers 10 northern
English and Scottish ports.
These Gersnans who have N-ne
back 10 England 10 take up b%nslneg.
again find II a hard row 10 hoe. say,
the Evening Standard. One German
business man gave Il up and return.
% to his fatherland after being re.
FUSED admission 10 five London no.
tells, lie found rooms IN a Blooms.
board rg house but two day.
later the other hoarders discovered
nan, and nbtifled the manager, they
could not live under the same roo
whh a Gcrmanl and he was turned
out.
a German butcher IN a London su.
butb was prevented by hls nelghbor,
From %rcopening his old store the OH
cr day although he had lived in Eng.
rand for 40 years, and there are mani
similar enscs.
Neliher captain nor crew OF the
steamer spioa. the first German car.
30 ship 70 enter the Firth OF Forti,
since August. 1914. were allowed
ashore At Methil aud. In Difference Ia
local feeling, the vessel did not dis.
play tho German flag.
ON the other hand. a. revival nj
"r~annhauser' al Convent Garden
opera recently drew a crowded and
approelative audience of society PEG.
Pie, Tho cast, however. Was wholly
English.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
BattleShipS Will
Garry iddies On
Cruise This Year

Annapolis, Nd. April s.-The bdt-
ussaigs Connecticut. Michigan, MIn-
nss5z Kansas South CarOlina and
Mex Hampshire viii comprise the
squadron % convey the regiment Of
midshipmen On their annual summer
practise cruise, according 10 an
n0g1cemelt made al the naval aca-
denny today. The cruise viii. as usual
begin early in June and extend to the
latter part Of August The squadron
VIII frs; proceed to South Atlantic
waters. thence through the Panama
canal % the Pacific, touching frs az
Hawaiian Islands, and then at san
Pedro and san Francisco, Puget
Sound ports and San D;ego, Cal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Daniels Predicts
Trans Pacific
Flight BY 1922

NhahinNton. AprIl Q. A~eeruinr,
Daniels told The senate naval commit.
icy today that he hoped lhai IN tw,
seAfs o. leAa we win have 4 maehlu
thsi ms flown across The raolnc.n
tbs secretary was discussing 4 nro
Vision y he annual nnsal bill for the
preservation q The trans. Atlantic s.a
nlHns Nc-a IN the national muaeu,a
lIe al not ~ Into ANY details A. Ia no
Nfopoted trans. Pacific flehs.
~ Daniels appeared before m,
saWmliine e further explain pro,ls
Ions ~ he appropriation measure fes
fiIiafslhk naval fueslltscs on the M.
'lile cnaai. ne was heard ia exeeu
tse kFNalon after q brief open meet.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Recall OF Medford
School Directors
Is Started Today

Me6ford. Or April Sat . mas
meeting lat night Il Naz unanimously
gotsd - circulate petitions f0r the re-
call ~ H. G. Garnet and H. J. Palmer.
members of the Msdferd Achool board
~ the regular school election In June.
Dr. r. q Kladsil and J. " Wakefield.
members Of The board. retire ~ that
time, leaving only member Of the
broad. Edward Janney. ~ office. The
recall action MARKS the elimination y
= pr0traeted controversy induced BY
me discharge " a scofe 81 teachers
several Neeks ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Portland Police
Return 3 Auto
Thieves Today

EI zyz-1 - JACK Haln
y Al E--I Ez2 - 2rs-e1 Zee
hz Lz- - J. 4 Graham Of the J.
= Cram 1-g-s-s company g PORT
ZA tr ne theft o IN AUTO from
tz- cy sunday aghL Wer return
= > Portland this afJs-lSa b o.
Ecs- G. G. Ferry and A O Abbott
u TIE automobile theft bureau o The
Portland polcs 1s2zrmeg-
Tas z-co E1 stolen from Dualsy
Cara Al enpl9ys OF tn J. n Gz
han Motors company and vas rec
9llzs3 b. Mr. Graham when h
c-gsz . .his city yesterday evening.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Middle Western
Mine Situation
To BE Adjusted


Nov York, Apr, e-The situation N
The bisnmlnous coal fields Of Kansa :
ih'nois fnd other states bsousii abou
ny NE Dissatisfaction. Of The mlaees
Win The new wnee case. Twill BE- safl4.
iasaoFiiy adjusted within y few days
a"isn u iewial intcrnallin ~ president
Of the United Mine Worker, declared
here isdey. =. a.... a..a. +.
nti'rf nnlUn officials declared tn.
upuhle wa aae to M inadequate wMgr
HNnrd made BY President wilson's III.
'ifmiaaus coal commission 10 Tie d.,
men employed III The pnfi coai fields.
ii'e eas men. II was pointed out, wee'
kisen anis a - q day ~inorcasr, or IS
fs'htA less iimn The ~ per cent adgans.
awarded ether workers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Insurance Man Tells
Of Friends Recover,

Re suffered considerably fsw
Il s,5nzch and collie attaes
TINES vas very yellow. his
diagnosed his ailIneat as mu
-3z5,e and that an open-
nsSC some one persuaded hE
% ~ Nayrs Wonderful Renzas
sls taxing il one year ego h ~.
ne re mas been able to eat auv-Ass
L e & simple. harmless prsas-1~
Ia. rsmoses the catarrhal nn.-s
from me intestinal trar ana ~
The Inflammation which Gauss
Ezly an stomach. liver and in,ss,.s
al ailments. including apps,asss.r
o1s dose viii convince or money! -
fz11s5 J. c Perry. D. J. Fv al
-aggistz everywhere. -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06

Ing daring Fhleh b. urged an l~nerease
IN the appropriation Tor tn training
and development ~ he naval reserve
force. Tn bHi - drawn eauied ss8<
90 which Br Dznisis said wontI
tareiy aIieB the department to raai
sfil The reserve farce be added. va
he naVys greatsst personnel asset 81
time Of var and should h. tostef~a-n
years u peace.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
u. G. Boyer Files
For Reelection As
Clerk For Marion

with this plain statement that u viii
fndeavor 70 serve Ia The same manner
~ IN the past" q. q, bower, county
CLERK for Marion has filed his declpm
lion ~ candidacy for r. election 10 the
office he has occupied during the past
yeafs. His petition nahs that his name
BE- placed on the republican ballot IL
fhe May pfimafies.
with an enyiabie record. Mr.. Boyer
has no Information ns 10 whether hs
will BE- opposed during tho coming cleo
tons Az the present time no aApir.
ants for the office have been mention.
"a.
hut a few days remaining for fflipa
declarations are coming IN slowly foi
county offices there being nm eyldcn.
deAfth nt candidates ne compared 4
previous years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Vancouver /. w. w.
Escape; Are Caught

Vaeauser. WASH. Apr e.-Two prfs
nneFa IN ihe cinrhe county JAN, aald l.,
ne police 70 be memberp Of the I. w.
" esenrnd carly ioday nnd wero car.
ttnfad atsr officers haa combed the az.
tire city ana then only after cnrh pui
up 2 desperate fight The men we're
! 8 neAatrmonl charged with VA
'atinE ihe alate criminal a~shdlcaiinm
eet' and John johnson. charged sIth
hufti4ss. W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
Attempt Made To
Poison Bella Kun

Nisnha April Silly the Asroelat.
90 Preral'- - naitcmpt has been
made 70 poison bella Kun. former die.
'niar Of Hungary, and other com.
iannlaiH informed ar steinhod. Tn,
polspn was conccale din "A elft Of
Easter Hweetneatn Kun and All other,
were made ~ but aia recovering
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
State Rests Case
against Editor OF
Seattle Newspaper

Seattle, Wash. April O.. After call.
ing two witnesses the state today
rested IL case ngainat y. 49, Anti, ed.
itor OF The Seattle Union Record, d
labor daily newspaper, charged with
erlmlnally llbelling tho memory o.
Tour former upldlers Killed during the
armlsiiee day shooting "a centralin.
Wash.
Attorneys for Anil moved today for
m Instructed verdict o. acquliul. Az.
gumenta on the motion occupied the
morning session.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06

3 zzz a1a s. s-7
tez -aH luz1dsnt ~
aE 1ng pzopeA xzs -
bg AZ s7ay of msa ia TIE
i rs aeion o. he 49,
Dsa- = EEezing a repeal
h1ls Eis s1 q 1913 as
ai1-s 17s1eh q treaty than
s 5r6ch q treaty with -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
.cNary Measure
Enlarging Oregon
Reserve Is Passed

Washington. April SEN
a.or NcSaRfs BIZ eniaTGng
!, the Oregon national forest
b. adding fourteen thousand
acres on rs northern and
western bOuniares. ihelud-
ing Larch mountain and Seem
ie gorges Of the Columbia
river was passN today by the
senate and sent % the house.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06
coin Auu,vre

New York. April e.-uold valued
at approximately 100000 arrive,
here today from London on the s. s
alsnnekahda, consigned to New Yorl
bankers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-04-06

Ea1 %
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s-EZ ard sex al
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-22
Monitor News

Monitor. ore. Dec. 22.-Stu-
dents of the Monitor school who
made 100 percent in the test given
recently by the county superinteh-
dent are: Paul Conye Clifford DIM
ick. Lilis Brantner. Waivo Lemon,
Ted Erb. Clarence Hansen. SamueI
Brantner and Wayne Pomeroy.
The bazaar held here Saturcay
night by the ladies aid was a great
success from a financial stand
mint The articles were sold at auo-
tion mad sales were fast and large
A feature which added TO the occa-
sion was the big supper.
Ole jacobson who has been con-
fined in the hospital at Portland
for some time. has recovered sutfl-
ciently to he out CT doors part oil
doors part OF the time.
Road Supervisor J. A. NanCleave
and the willamette Valley South
ern section men have been hliins
in places with gravel at the several
railroad crossings near here.
Electricians were here from Mt
| Angel this week wiring the new re-
sidence OF L. d. Lemon.
The masquerade ball which was
postponed from 10th to the I'm
on account of the bad weather
took place here Friday night and
very pleasant time was had.
Miss Edna Lindberg was IN Sa-
4 lem several days last week attend
II ing the teachers examination
Carmen Cook has been very u
for some time, but is reported i'm
proving in health al present.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-22
Man Arrested AS
Drunk at Dallas
Is Army Deserter

Dallas, Or. Dec. i22.-Tuasday
evening Archie Wilkinson a soldier
from Fort Worden, Washington,
was arrested by city marshal Chase
for drunkenness and sentenced to
serve four days. in the city jail,
which sentence he is now serving.
The sheriffs office received com
munication from the government
officials at Fort Worden that Ar
chic Wilkinson was wanted on the
charge Of desertion having left his
post on October 1st. As soon as he
has completed his sentence, the
sheriff will take him to Vancouver
and deliver him into the hands of
the army officials there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-12-22
Conservative
British Find
"Ads" Needed


,,.,.,t, y.,uoii' i'ee' ~ last the
- i''',n i'i1'iuitet utef anu seller
~ 49, es','''siN N'''ise oi their class
- sns M"Ii''7--ilaNe come TO the re
-, y ne
49,. 'e''s' Nei p'it u theN Dusi-
- .,,
..nrh;ts r,,.l',, -, .eei'iN ol'ehea ~
:, ~ - - i,'s ~. eA'iipl.loh was
ta,,da,r - ~ ~ 80, a"V = oiiiolers' lii-
.ihi,i,ios - Y u'S 'oWel' the pos
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