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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16
Brepe ira noryes Bygder o. Byer.

numb Spis. 8iitfan. % Spnuspe SaIpcrs
len Seigeri. Wore. HnIrssarbeiber @iere
numb Slaulen Seia 90 Rhnea CIieu.
Wutonben. Glap &ulifien Sauaen %
Sngebor8 Was. Rctobben. 9aeer artbur
Watbias Iuoerien. Siun., % CIapa
Eetra SaIborien 8ogIunb, Yorsaruno.
Stenarbeioer Ssrsn S.prberaet, Mhifan.
% aenes 8isrnion, Sarssfuno. 8arbies
arbeiSer 8olf Glen % Gnne Saugen.
Notoooen. Ntls Eoeteu. Sopin, "a Spns
rsbe 3eserneS SoeimbiI, Tim. CIap
Gllen os Snsebors aittiIien. @~ransberab.
9ans Glen IarbaIen o. 8unbiIo Sobnss
batter Saleu, 5eboaI. 8eparatsr SaraIb
8ictbort. @otoobeu. % Gunba Saus,
Sileberab. Sigurb Glen oe anne Sits
~telsoatter, Woen. Rotoobeu. Snebter
Omar Warinius SunSietb, Rptcbben. os
Srt. Stsue Siafieu. Yorssrunb. Sers
man Rarentius Sanien % Nitrio Suss
barba Sanien, Hiu,an. Sfr9bber Ole
anutien Naanum, Rotobben. % Srt.
Suiaune Warie Spenbien, 8~riitiania.
Ssge Sseeion Souio os aari s.. Smes
lamb. SlatbaI. Q9rer 8unnnr 8irfebe
% @unbiIo Olsbatter Rosen, 9inn.
Salpor &ittiIieu gse, SGuIanb, % Gro
&. 8ue, Stnn. SsIie SIien Siuebere.
Sebenitdb. 8ransbcrab. % Sorbisre Sels
gesbtr. Siuebers. Sfoesarbeiber Sobr
9otfa % Cora gtlepsotr. Sale, 8ranss
herab. OLAF Seoerin SEMEN % aIoro
Solefte RiIien, Notobben.
grpllup er ferret al Olaf 8. HispoIt
% 5elsa &. Nabs. Siartbal.
Sslpbrpaup feirebes lite 1iniebae al
@aute S. guen % Suitru anna, fsbi
&snningsbolen, 9~ransberab.
Ssbe er fsIeenbe; Sbnnspe s. greffe
8~ransberdh, bsbe ben 6te Ntarts, 81 pa,
ganrneI. Innr 8. SoIbere, Notobben
ben 3bie Marts, Az @aaneb samrneI
Gaie .Saralbsbatter ben 2ben Tarts
S0h Iar eamnel. Inette gIiie SIicr
febt G%munbien, Notobbeu, ben lite GprtI
43h Iar. 8unbiIb Saiporsbatter Gaaia
Rotobber, Den Ste Wai. son Idr. Olaf
8. SeIemitiler, 9ileherab, ben 6te Mai
% gar. Sbeo Wclbp, SauIanb, ben 90,
Weai, 50 gar. GnIais Sbben, ben 23bt
Dtai. So Gar. Wurer Sobn SaIuprien
ben 21oe Wiai. So Iar. gesae fra 0ot.
ocben. Nmbrps NnitiI, Samlanb. Der
25be Wai efier Iauet Sbeeleie. 70 gar
anut Hambere, aietil Grsnlanb, Olaf
Sopbeiorb, Sans 8aaiaitil, 8esnc ReIt
baffen FAINT Ell Then Gut pad Speiten
GIIe fra Siartoal.
Siartbal ben 2ben Stunt 1921.
q. s. SsIeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16

Ter psnssr s'ts, Of srspe. icm inSseoISsr
Isit genee % life or rceiitrsret. toHHsr bert
paa Seieu, esus esrisr iffe Isle Serge assa
al iaa spitisrins for Srsvef.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16
1eIeIaget.

Selelaset baube tit Marsunsbe | 9rootss
ton. @iunciota, ben 2Sbe, 24oe % 2ob'
Suui 1921. 2asets Sormanb, $. ga,
muelipu, aabnebe Rsoet Deb at enlie alt
pelfommen I'll Dtsbet. 3elemartiuser fro
ale aauter at 2anbet par misot frem. oe
man paaitaar, at bet bar ct al be Itsritt
Sremnsoer pda mango War, % ion
Scl9e beraf blcp Weoet interesiant %
til itor f9Iles Spsee % 0I9oe for ale
glanee oeltos | Sorbanblinscrue 90 I'm:
berboIbnin8 baabe / Tale, S~ortrning a
mcriomme Siitoricr % Ruiit. NatiouaI.
muiifen pad Saroangeruioliuen ipiucot
SooeoroIlen | ben muiiiaIite llnbcrbolo:
ming. Ser bliper in ,aIttb libt iGritilt
Sip os Gpmuntrius i SoriamIingen, naal
9Rrs. Guislina faar frem gioliueu of
ifrpeer De santIe teIertarfiiic Soncr oe
SIaatter.
VT be, Tom beltog / unoerbolbninger
nleb Saler. ifal nGpnes: Yrof. $. $
Gafer. Glias Stcnericn, Ser Stremrne
YaItor Setber 90 9. 9. Saueen. Sors
fiIo SfteIib. SaIoor 1oreerion og e
1iS'S1S pUAIl OplluHIlttlHClt ppIIAltiAtI
meb samIc morion1mc Saeder. Nrs
Sroit, greffe % hans Gattcr eap flert
mniifalfe Numere, iont ale bIcp iat
nteseu Hris pda.
ON Sreoasen bdpoc man Guostienctc
nlcb YrGoifen AT Yaitor Setber mel
SGtersbslen g~iernaraa TOM 9loffcr
9aarIist maa bet bo9 iises at bare. al
iaa mango SeIer MATTE lame aIoffc,
fra S~Gtcrsoslerne. Saaber Bet life eiens
tases. ielp ON Visrnaraa or en- frams
ifrad aar Tom &loffer. Sette Tsbe iiees
ar bare ct al DC itsrite mar bar bapl
pdd mango Idr.
Eli 6orntanb sienpaIstes 8. Samnels
ion. Glimar, Niun., os Tom Nritformans
Yaitor Setber. Soistou. Winn. Sil
Sefreter paletes Y'rs. Sobanne 9eifiou.
Sarge, y. Gaf. Eli aasierer sienpaIetcs
g. StubIien, Roorbedb. Wainn.. cs ion
Sagaiiriper gicnpalstes Z. Sftelib. Sers
gus Sails, Ninn.
3 6prbinbeIie meb bette forte Reierai
suffer SeitpreIien at opforbre DC 9per,
Tom sniter at bare nrite Narsmsbe, a,
optase Saeeu itrar iii 9ebanbline oa
ienpe SuobpoeIie til 2aeets SprmanS
betibs.
Seleiaset omfaiter M en- sanifc itpi
Slot. iaa Der transes et sanifs tort qua
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16

Ga iaa bapbe hi Saitur Suelo fra
eagle 8rope. Soma, meb os. 6or oper
tppc War iiben bar pi begae unse Yreiter
/ Chicago % bar bd ofte Iammcn pdo
Ieber. % MI ifuloe pi trGffes igien
Gamroic. 90 ielp ON in8en al oS feler
os Iaa parnle, er hi M ialfalo Glore
enh hi bar / be Sage.
Iftenmeocrne bar aulagt mere ION
@rfteliesmsber meh Muiit, Gang % frie
0ionesbpro. Oct eugeliie Sprog bIep "a
benpttet nGitcn uoeIuffenoe. Sc itsrite
Spriamlinser a cgiad tiliteoc on apels
bene. Sg Der err life iaa linet al grts
teIiens aanb bIanot bort SuIf | 9amrpie,
9i lit ben @lrbe at ie 9anife mango,
baabe ilnse % nlore. bsie fig for Serrcn.
Get a / Sanbbeb @eoertprgelIens
Siher.
Ssncag bar ben fore Sag. ga bar
Der, iasoe Solf.. ianllet ben itsrite Sors
i~am,lins nf nprife Solf, De bar bapt bers
oppe / siberia. Set bar en- Tag. ION
tent bill aaa os al Ninbe. 90 Saf itaI
Iennernc / Gnmroie babe.
gSers %. q. Ycbcriuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16
GienSomsoper

Safob R. Gus bar iolst Sorbeiens
bonnie til aftieieIifabet ainiarpif for
1O5, 900 arouer. Safob 8. 2pieu, Sons
BAL. bar sipet SHsSe til lin Syn, Satob
:. Srebsuif. paa en- YareeI, 2nnb, for
1000 ar. Slap u. Sieie bar oipet
SfieSe til 8orsnb Sma. Chamberlain,
paa 0aarben 9atfa for 10000 3roner.
Ears 8. 9uitctbun. SbSa. bar aipet
Gfisbe til Sanbor gipe M. II. paa 1arccl
aalpanesitranbi for 10000 Sir. Waria
e. 9utrp, l%luerspars. bar gipet Sfisoe
til lin Ssn arne paa @rlie / 2utru for
$500 ar. % aaar. Sfisbe fra 2ens>
manoen / lllenspang iom Sulomnatia
for Wieleif a. @osbo I'll calm u. Siieas
eebal paa grus / 8osbo for 10000 SIR.
Spar Sauso. llIsnspans. bar fisbet til
Spein Cause Srug | Soiso for 5000 ar.
% aaar. Salbpr q. Seiie ill Ssn GIap
$. Setie paa grra ] Sefie for $3.50 SIR.
oe aadr.
Ssnhae ben lobe Gull bapbe llngs
~pomslasenc | apinnbcras Stepns peb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16

for GarSmshet. % rtau tror % baaber,
at til nGite Harsmsne ptI mango ilere
Seller mehc frert, Snasts Isber bar /
nc ienere SIar peret helht / Nce @tpers
9alsn; men ban bar upbsr CperpeieIie
at bpIbe nTite Wsne leusere git. on,
man faar S%uNbbSeIie fra SteSer, bpcr
man Tan ifuffc bet nsSpenbise 2o,aIe for
Wshet. SeIebsI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16
Tel ttteo Dc aamle.

0siIs Sulia gtcrn. Seitprerinne for
gbeuescr @amlebiem / RinnedpoIis,
beber Siemmets @enncr ON at fcnmt
set :bu MI / Ssitens Sage meo @dcer
ipm aples paa Sarmeu. Ser er ooer
40 aamle glrnb % arinoer neb Siem'
met, us Der ifaI itfc iaa Tibet ri at Rab,
Seub mep Yarcel Ycit eIer grpreis.
Nulp't9nbis goresie: Iiie Sulid gteru,
2545 Yortlano aoemue. IinneapoIts,
Iinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16
6nrien

poa aroner or nj iaa lap at ben repp'
Tan fomme lapere. aisb Seres SereI
paa Horsc euer 9oun,art M. gi be'
israer S~orienSsIien iii ben Sanf eler
Yerion iom Sc maatte cpeipc, Zen
Nprife ameri,aliuieS Gerlsr iom n uoi
irebcr inbiosIeres / Rorse usen llSgiii
iii Mpniaseren. Sobe & Go, $40 2nS
gpe. go, IinueappliS, Riru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-16

eguc "a St.
&oIr. pg blep
az o~oeroraget
es til Inbers
Grit Sdo.
for ITO @blr
Wenisbeoen |
8, 9smmel os
er Irnien for
inOfisbt fen.
TQ 1894 az
5 for 81 &blr.
ufe. 2agmun6
Pointeres ienter.
os 5erfingitab
Ersnnepaag o.
&olr. 9e TO
bIepl inbfisbt al
B og Den treble
m iamme Iar
bleu fis6t al
|roeen for $50
Weniebeoen /
fisbte besuoen
spoe airfer for
@nr tilbooc
Gle.
og ntiire Sir.
9egdneer for
~inbfisbteS
8.
lsets for III
artruln
Se blep
til Wentgbe.
an GouApiA
til foran.
T.. bon &roJen.
IT beth. 9e to
og 81 og
fenere,
'itranb Strife og
'isbte Soeben /
for 175 &blr.
at @entg.
blep fol9t
Iriasien oe Sc
495 &bIr. Ge
,nisbebens Gle.
Iaroal Sir.
emit, &ap.
2eitnant Sic
5 H6lr. Selt
T Menigbeben /
}. Sitter Strife
al Wenis-
.fe 1851.
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Ssrpnien
IS lo42 p9
ct at Wenigbes
Eipre og Come
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for 1855 Wigs.
>ften9s I Sid
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
Bill Would Cover
Utility Purchases
by Oregon Cities

Purchase of the property of a
public utility by the municipality
in which it operates and at a
price to be fixed by the public
service commission of the state is
provided for in a bill introduced
this morning by Senators Eberhard
and Hall which also provides such
municipality acquired utilities shall
be under the same Limitations
and obligations in the delivery of
service to its patrons as obtained
while the utility was under pri-
vate ownership" This provision,
it is understood, would place mu-
nicipally owned utilities under the
jurisdiction of the public service
commission on the same, basis as
are privately owned utilities.
Purchase Of the utility by a
municipality could only be made
after vote by majority of the
people of the town or city affect
ed. If the price fixed by the COM
mission for the purchase of the
utility should not meet with the
of the utility it would be
given recourse to an appeal to the
circuit court and again to the su-
preme court for a review Of its
case in an effort to overturn. the
of the commission,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
Weighty Matters
Await Cherrians
= at Prune Feast

Whether or not the membership
Of the Cherrians shall bel limited or
not is one of the questions to be
discussed at the prune luncheon
held tomorrow night in the Com
mercial club rooms at o'clock.
Sometime ago it was decided to
let the bars down and have an un-
limited membership, but the ques-
ton has been under consideration
by some who think it best to go
back to the former policy of limit
ing their number to 100.
Election of captain for the drill
team will also take place, and also
the question of whether or not the
organization will aid in organizing
a Boy Scouts drug corps, and sup
plying it with drums and uniforms.
will come up.
John Lundborg, Commercial
club steward, is scouting around in
his cook book preparing a prune
luncheon for the event Each Cher
rian will be assessed for his lunch
con whether he is there or not.
c. e. Knowland. King Bing Of
the Cherrians, states that Charley
Dick, former captain of the drill
team has sent down box of prune
cookies, manufactured and With
the compliments of Mason, Ehrnlan
q company and asks that every
body be present.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

fruit. Add cup sugar, 4 egg
whites beaten very light. Beat all
together thoroughly; bake 20 min
utes. Serve with whipped cream,
Prune COnfection.
Steam prunes; remove pits. Re
fill the prunes with marshmallow
and roll in granulated sugar.
Prune Dessert.
When cooking prunes, put in a
mall piece of cinnamon. When
cold, cut in small bits, crack a few
of the pits. remove the meats, cut
up and add same to the prunes.
Serve in sherbet cups with whip
ped cream.
Prunc Pie MerinGue.
Enough cooked pitted prunes,
sweetened and favored with a lit
tie cinnamon, to fill a pan lined
with a pie crust. Bake and cover
top with stiffly-beaten white of 2
eggs and l tablespoon of sugar.
Brown slightly
Prunc Squares.
Three eggs, | cup sugar, 2 cups
steamed chopped prunes, / cup
pastry flour / teaspoon baking
powder, one-half cup chopped nuts
and one-half teaspoon salt. Cream
egg yolk and sugar Stir-in prunes
cut in small pieces and add the
dry ingredients sifted together
Last - fold in egg whites beaten
until stiff. Bake in a sheet, using
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
Senate Bills

.. D. ~ by Thomas (by request)
,.a,,.,I,, ,it'Itil''lhs statutes relating to
'"ilo"Iioh OF tax sales.
$. b. 256, by Thomas Cbv no
quest'-Amending statutes relating
" acquisition of lands for park
puI pUses.
. D. 20 I, by Thomas-To amend
seGtIoli $685. Oregon Laws, to en-
IDle cues 10 establish auto camp
siounus.
81 d. z'o' by l1llls-ProViding for
THI''HSeS III addition to salaries Of
i'". IleF county OFFICERS.
.. b' @og, by EIlls-Changing the
nI,tha,nS '..,s 9e1"ee'l Hafhey an'
d geo
Ta ai,-s - i-!sIildru ana Han
nuhIio ,,t,ttiI's 80 iiSnt 10 purchase
inanto,,,'t-,a. ~ tl'-,iea anu providing for
g - ,r',''', nc, - q iiLSeS.
eontfan roo, - p'o''--Ao ameno
inn to 20 s5oii Ia VS. feIai-
schools. ~ 81
S. b 262. NV lsarralI.--ro ,,,.a--,.,.
for a survev Of aon,cios ..'l,,,i,..,..-'. -'''
ing charftabIe and nuIlio - 80
tory ana nuniti,.a raIiof ava alaI.
ing an apDropriation
ID oeo
oo,,,tia. - - -" i'sii'N lIlN
cradae ana 80 I'i9iii'lS
ana ,,Ionira -''G 'l'',' Ne' Foa"S
u'-"Vl JuIIaulCtlpl
@ 90 neI I'm .'l99l'i'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
Would Put Pay
of State Officers
In Boards Hands

Removal of the statutory limi-
tations on salaries of heads of the
various state institutions and
placing the same at the discretion
of the state board of control is
provided for in a bill introduced
this morning by Senator LaFol-
lett. Passage Of the bill, it Is be-
lieved, would pave the way for in
creases in salaries of several insti-
tuition heads who are now regard
ed as laboring under very meager|
salaries, and some of whom are
known to have turned down fiat
tering offers from other states IN
the hope that more adequate com
pensation would he provided by
The state of Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Guy Kyle. former pastor OF the
Free Methodist church of Mount
Vernon. H.. who has confessed TO
completely in the robbery Of a mo-
tor truck at Mt Vernon loaded
with mail sacks containing bonds
and currency valued at s2l2,OOO-
He is in jail awaiting trial 1t is
50 he was the brains Of
80 of rural mail robbers. Kyle
admits he served thirty days for
bootlegrug and running gam
bling house twenty years ago he
avs he was converted and studied
for the ministry. He quit the pull
~5- +o engage in the garage bust
ness
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
Irish Republican
Army Officer Is
Ambush Victim

Dublin, Feb. Michael Collin2
adjutant general of the Irish re
publican army, was killed in an
ambush last week, in which it was
previously reported he had been
wounded, according to the police
here.
Collins. the police declare WAS
shot dead while giving Instructions
to his men in carrying out the am
bush attack.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
PAULINE FREDERICK in MADAM :
NOW SHOWING A = YE LIBERTY

lie International Bowling asso-
.ation's tournament now under
way here, total more than $1,000,
t was announced today.
There are 81 cash prizes total
ling $500 for five men teams, in
addition to five gold medals. The
leading five man team viii receive
1926; the doubles $3.50 and high
man in the individuals S110.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
STOP ITCHING ECZEMA
Penetrating, Antiseptic Zemo
Will Help You

Never mind how often uhave tried
and failed, you can stop burning, itching
eczema quickly by applying Zemo.
Furnished by any druggist for 35c. Extra
large bottle, $l.00. Healing begins the
moment Zemo is applied. In a short
time usually every trace of eczema,
tetter, pimples, rash, blackheads and
similar skin diseases will be removed.
For clearing the skin and making it
vigorouslyhealthy, ,alwaysuse Zemo, the
penetrating, antiseptic liquid. 1t is not
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. When
others fail it is the one dependable
treatment for skin troubles of all kinds.
o The Z. W. Rose Co., Cleveland. 90
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
PRUNE RECIPES

Place l pound prunes, / stick of
cinnamon, and lemon r1nd from 2
lemons in boiling water; let stand
over night. Boil until thoroughly
cooked the next morning. Strain
and mix with soup stock to cream.
Make butter and flour mixture and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

add to soup in small quantities, 1
cup OF cream, stirring meanwhile.
To season, add desired amount of
salt and pepper.
Baked PTunes.
Soak / pound prunes in water
for hours and place them side by
side in baking dish. Sprinkle with
cup OF sugar, stick of cinnamon
and the rind of Y lemon. Pour
over water TO half cover them; put
in oven and turn over every Is
minutes until soft. Serve with
meat dishes, or with whipped
cream.
Prune Mullins.
Soak l pound of prunes well,
overnight. Cook with a little Gin
namon stick and lemon peeling.
Remove stones and mince. Mix 3
cups of flour, 6 ounces Of sugar,
Y pound OF butter, l tablespoon of
salt and 3 teaspoonfuls of baking
powder. Mix all into a dough and
add a. cup of milk. Bake for
about 20 minutes in a hot oven.
Prune Nut Bread.
Mix well, l egg, l cup sweet
milk, three-fourths cup sugar, one
half cup chopped stewed prunes, ,
tablespoons dark mOlasses, 31a
cups white flour, heaping tea
spoons baking powder, 1 level tea
spoon salt. Add extra cup flour
at the last, to shape into loaf; let
stand 20 minutes in well-greased
pan and bake 40 minutes
prune Salad.
Remove pits from cooked prunes
ana refill with walnut or other nut
meats. Arrange on lettuce leaves
ana serve with the following dress
ing: One-fourth cup pineapple
juice, one-fourth cup orange juice,
2 tablcspoonsful lemon juice, one
eighth teaspoon salt, egg yolks,
One-third cup sugar, egg whites,
p tablespoonsful sugar. Mix fruit
juice and salt and heat in double
boiler. Cream egg yolks and one
third cup sugar. Then while beat
ing, add hot fruit juices. Return
10 double boiler and cook until
thick and smooth, stirring con
stantly Beat esq whites until
stiff, add 2 tablespoons sugar;
combine with fruit and mixture
just before removing from fire.
Prune Pudding,
Two cups cooked prunes, cooked
with one-half cup sugar; about
cup prune juice, 1 cup boiling wa
ter, 1 orange grated rind and juice.
lemon, grated rind and juice;
according to taste), tablespoons
granulated gelatine, two-thirds cup
cold water. Soak gelatine in cold |
water until soft; remove stones |
from prunes and cut in squares |
TO boiling water add sugar, !
prune, lemon and orange juice;
heat to boiling point; remove from |
fire; add gelatine, stirring until |
dissolved. Then add prunes, cool |
and pour into wet mould and set
III NpOA plSlCC " btNOillG LII lll'
Unmould and serve with cream,
(plain or whipped) or with GUS
tard sauce,
Prune Pudding.
Pit and mince Y cups of prunes
and mix well with them the fol-
lowing: / cup sour milk; / cup mo-
lasses; ! cup finely chopped suet
or one-third cup melted butter;
|2A cups flour; teaspoons soda;
salt to taste; spice to taste. Steam
two hours and serve with a sauce
Of prune juice thickened and slight
lyflavored with vanilla and a drop |
or two of lemon juice.
PIune Pudding.
One pound prunes, stewed. Drain
off the Juice; pit and chop the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
Page Seven

large pan, for one-hah hour in
moderate oven. Remove from pan
and cut into squares and roll in
powdered sugar.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Mrs, H. NJ. Watt was in town
from her home in the Waldo hills
during the week end. 10
Ihfu an error in the Saturday
edition of the Capital Journal De-
l. Sudtel was reported as the
crier at the auction sale at the fair
grounds Friday. G. Satterlee, who
conducted the sale, was the crier
instead of Mr., Sudtel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Two hold up men robbed a
Portlander of $23 Saturday night
and then headed toward Salem,
according to report received bv
the local police. Officers were
furnished a description and are
on the look out for the thieves.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
Bowling Prizes
Exceed $11, 900

ST. Paul. MINI, Feb. Cash
prizes 10 be distributed to winners
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

His automobile was taken from
the Club stables here by friend
Saturday night, Charles Curtis, 222
North 21st street told the police
Curtis said that when he asked
his friend to return the machine.
his request was ignored He asked
officers to be on the look out for
the car
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07
Nty&la!S,

Salem. returned here yesterday af-
ternoon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Baby Chicks. Ready for delivery
tomorrow. Best stock, Prices reas-
enable. C N. Needham, 558 State
st. opposite county court house.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07


Blending Style Show, Mrs. Su-
Ors lef Sat. for san Fra ncisco
ttend the Fashion show which
icing held there this coming
Mrs. Varty expects to re-
Feb. "A. az.
Browne. a Salem bjeb school
her, returned to this citv last
-
beds in the city iaiI ON sat
and Sunday nights.
nee at Auburn Friday night.
"a
led the University of OREGON
'oall team win its second
ht game from the Oregon
ll'ural college five A. Cor
H.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

PIER spending q short time in
im on business, Wilder Farm
!, who is employed i'm the for
J building in Portland. return
home Saturday. Mr.. Farnham
formerly assistant postmaster
lHgene.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

rNTTNE PRESENT. Give
I'D for a Valentine present
fcoI" .,, ~ r,,,rr Co. 39s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Doctor Walton Huber, c. S. b.,
will give a free Christian Science
lecture on the night of February
a, at s o'clock in the Salem high
school auditorium.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

H. blocked, 4o5 Court 81, 5S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

u Dayis, who served with
.,riean forces overseas, is now
<ident Of the Grip club at Ore
. Agricultural college. The Or
hi,atiOn is made up of men
.xipg federal rehabilitation pay,
! has applied for a charter in
\ national organization known
1fhe Disabled American Veter-
Of The World War. Mr.. Davis
senior and taking a course in
einsedHg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

su,lizer concert and songs by
N.cDonald at the Oregon
'hrssday and Thursday evenings
.aal,iOn TO regular show. Show
A, 7.t5, concert at 7:45 and
.,otrre ot $40. 34*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Itncing at Nomkine Cafe ev-
Tuesday Thursday and Sat
hY nights. American and Chi
dishes 1862 r2 Y. Commercial
h. 33*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

baket ball game, freshmen of
4hnette VS. Company Nj at the
tOg Tuesday eve at 1880. Ad-
ZION Csc, 34"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

s.,ce At Auburn Friday night.
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

bzzT at Auburn Friday night.
~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

-Auins the week end in
Mss Margare, Rodgers of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Enos Presnall, 2G95 Hazel av-
enue, has returned after an exten-
sive tour through the Imperial
valley of California and Arizona.
He visited friends at Whittier in
the Imperial valley and also at
Mona, Arizona, from which place
he returned home.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Ter spending the week end
ng relatives in Portland, Miss
Browne, a Salem high school
ef returned to this city last
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

The city of Candy has been noti-
fled by the State Board of Health
that the water supply, upon ex-
animation, was found to contain
germs. The school students now
carry water to school from their
homes after the same has been
boiled.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

erdl men were furnished
Oeds in the CRY Jail on Sat
and Sunday nights.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

Mrs. d. H. Looney, of jefferson,
was in Salem most of the preced-
ing week visiting her husband at
the legislature.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-07

aug at Dreamland every
ana Monday. Admission
''hee every Wed. and sat.
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