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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-03

Sr~1s' p:epa;rn "a Tn" In;",,:ser-,r
WASHINGTON. ~. {. T1l. = lsrr :,
the way tho rronah'e r9h.ue, 'rs ,"|a>.
Il can be taknn rs practically POSITIVE
that The secretary ~ state vii, b." ~
Justice Hughes OF New York. and t-'a'
the >crrstA+y oc :he treasury VII d"
charles &. Dawes, the 'h:caEo hanbc"
Those two selections are practically
made. Only some eNtraordlHarv unf"r-
seen compGrat!on could "raOc" thCm,
and tu' puhi'r ANNOUNCEMENT u; them
can be eNiv",'ed ~ almost any ;:",N 70
oth"r appotntmNn' = - r"ariy 'lN"I a.
these. but the following things yan hH
81 ID cor secretary 81 tHc interior lIvrd-
.nG - seriously considering Herbert
Hoover
II N7rG'nES mind continues 20 run IS
4 has run. more aud moro In the dlrr,'-
;ioH O. excluding men whose reromm"u-
dat;ons are poIit.c1! only. and moro and
moro N the direction Of naming men On
Tho basis Of their standing n thor pro-
FN>s.oHs and with the puhNc generally
N" greatest likelihood IS he VIII appoint
Hoover
Hoover is being vigorously opposed by
some Of the politicians on tho familiar
grounds Of his prolonged absence from
America and the reren'uAss Of his den
tity with The Republican party.
Boosting Hoovsr
on th's other hand. som" or ths big
SaS; and most broad minded Q: thu pol
!tjc:ans encourage Harding to name
Hoover. considering the matter from Z
Do,l;!ca, point oC View. These more
substantial politicians say that IN tho
last campaign Hoover played the
game" from a Republican orGaniza i"n
standpoint more fairly than any Of The
Other Republican leaders who are ad-
vocate> Of the League ~ Nations.
= Hoover endorsed Harding within
few days after tho latter was nom.n-
a'sd. and thereafter worked whole
haart"diy IN behalf of llardinG'S cl""-
ton Hoover made his decision On the
theory tina, the Republican party WAS
likely 10 win. anyhow. and thar tn" best
policy of the RaDubl!can friends OF tn"
League was 20 stay IN III" party and
do -he best they could Cor The solution
of the League problem within tho Re-
publican organization.
The bigger politicians who now en-
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
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Cork. Jan. ".--tBy the ASso''a'eo
Press )--Sry"n houses in nearby towtS
ard ;hc.r contents were burned by 'he
military last night as result or an
ambush 0f III" police E"ar Miui"t"n' Il
was announced her. today. The STORY
or tho incidcpt was related In state
mnnt issued this morning by the MILL
,arv authorities in Cork.
As a result of an ambush on m" Po-
li,., AZ MkIlAton and near 'il"n"hnuSe'
+, stated. the military governor 40
,,!dcd that certain houses In ~" V'c'n-
80 or tho outrage should he d"dStroEHd
=. ~, Inhabitants were bound 10 have
known oF tho ambush.
Houses uf the following were 30"
s,-.,ycd between the hours "f ana b
y. M. January I: John 0'Sh"a. PAUL
Mc,'@r;Nv and Edward Casey. Midicton:
Sarnu.i 'oIt"r and a M-. Donovan hh'-
lylL,.n. end Michael DorGan and Mr.
Nfprarn. Knockgrffin.
a uui:cr WIS handed 70 each "f IN"
.,t.,vr PERSONS stating why III" houses
w.re destroyed. Each resident was
given IN hour :" rCrl0v" Ealuahi". hut
not furniture. and tho houses were thrn
DESTROYED Nothing apart from tH"
houses and tho furniture WAS destroyed
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BIG POSTAL ROBBERY
BY FORMER P. 0. CLERK.

Cleveland. Jan. 2.-Thefts! OF ssI.s3.
in currency and Liberty Bonds address.
ed TO the Federal Reserve Bank OF
Cleveland, from the mails by former
employe OF the registry department Of
the local postofrice. were revealed to-
night. 4,
Postoffice inspectors are conducting )
nationwide search for a man who gavA.
the name OF william Luc"y. alleged To
be responsible for the disappearance O
four packages. 4 woman. said to be his.
wife. and who is declared to hsp~-zr,e0 d,
In the thefts, also is being sought =
Lucey has served time in three Sews
York penitentiaries and In Chicago and;
has n criminal record in Michigan and
Minnesota, according TO postoffice auth
critics. and is wanted on federal ln-i
dictment in Toledo for, selling narcotics,
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PLAYED THE "HUNCK" Ann q
SAVES THOUSANDS or DoLIA11.

Parkersburg. w. Va. Jan. 2.-Allow5;
ing himself to follow a "hunch. fay:
cite c. Smoot. nlanas ger OF three locAls
thea ters. Saturday nigh: took the re-
ceints for the holidays fi'n tho theatre,
safe and after routing bank clerk out
of bed. deposited the mony. amounting
to several thousand dollars, In bank.
SUNDAY morning It was found that,
vcrss had blown open the theatre safe
with nitro-g -gyycerin but secured only
nhout fifty dollars in change. overlook
ing several hundred dollars worth OF
liberty bonds and checks No clues to-
the thieves have been reported.
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Coming Senate Struggle

Another spirIted senate struggle. 80.
tentatively for Monday. January 70. =
brewing over the roindsxtcr autI-str;h..
hll which passed the senate without dc
hate and with only a few senators pro-
ent. Senator LaFollctte expects tu cali
up his motion for reconsid"vat q
week from tomorrow Scnt!men; for
adequate consideration IS widespread
but Senator Toindexter. Republican.
Wa sh tngton. author OF tho BIZ. Is ,.,,r.
ident cc re-pA ASS.nr OF ;he measure.
Inquiry into Goa! prices : to BE- rn-
sumed this week b. tho I..onSt-u.':un
Republican. New York. Alleged rrnu,
Of government officials in coal 81 =. /.
tho army, shipping board and "rn.~
agencies are 10 be- un'!cr Sper.l' .u,,>rl.
CATION.
i Development OF tha e"y"~nr.u' ,.r'-
rate plnrt at Muscle Shoal-. Nln.. rru9u-
ises lively debate this W",G y buif,
branches OF congress. IN cou!l'c'Jru 1,.iH
the committee elimination from n. s,,r.
dry civil bill oC an appropriation vt SI"-
"00.000 for the project and with the
pending senate bill proposing At -:uv"r'r-
mcut corporation to operair to-, ilan;.
Soldiers bonus Legislation .- :" l,.
given furth"r consideration ta!s wcyh
by tcs senate fnAnr" committee. Mur'
hearings arc to be held ana opponents
gwen an opportunity 10 teS'52.
The recount Of votes In tn- N:'t.g.,u
senatorial contest h"tw""r Senator New
berry and Henry Ford will hc begun
, Tuesday by tho senat" pr.vji"s"~ and
elections committee. with nrr#prr: %
several weeks work
Inquiry into marine cable questions
will pa resumed January Ia b" ~" In
tarStarc Commerce" Subcommittee hcad-
Cd by Senator KCll"r@. Republican,,
Minnesota
Whether an aitemrt - s""ur" ra'id-
cation OF the s25.n0o.onO treaty with
Colombia. growing out of American ac-
uuis!tIon Of the ranama Canal. Is to be
made during the present session has
not hecu determined by senate leaders
but an address on the subject IS planned
, tomorrow In the senate by Senator
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COURT WILL DECIDE.

Mexico City. Jan. 2.-MeNico City 10.
day presents the anomaly Of having two
city councils, both duly sworn IN and
protesting to represent the legal civic
body The two factions have waged
heated campaign. election day failing
definitely to settle the conflict Both
attempted to take over the municipal
building for the inaugural ceremonies.
but were prevented ny the police. Late
Yesterday both bodies were sworn in.
with no untoward incidents 1t Is be-
licved that President Obregon Will di-
rect the supreme court TO take acticn
IN the matter.
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BILLY SUNDAY OPENS
FAIRMONT REVIVAL

rairmont. W. Va. Ja"N "a ~iy
weeks evansa!Ist:c camraig- was o?~7.
la In FaIrmont today by tke EHv E.'>'
Sunday with fully I've thouSaad people
n attendance al he opar.uk '0."tir:
his morning ~ the monSt~- 1hr -ra i,
snd more than that number tonight. u
rave sermon this morning. att"rH"nn
md night His su6J"c' tonight VAS
rrh, Evils Of Society" scoring ma%r
peal issues \ choir Of s.x rundrs d
oIces Is led By Homer Rod'heaver
leven Protestant churches or tho city
nd suburbs are united ~ the rampa ga.
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MANY HOUSES NEAR CORK BURNED
RY BRITISH AS ACT Of REPR|SAL

ing roads. trees felled ana stone bart.
erS erected. Soldiers were sent NkHoAt
pundalk rs relief party, but wsrs.
held UP by blocked roads and Obliged:
to walk a part of the journey. delays
ing their arrival until this morning. !
At L!stcwel. County Kerry, In the
martial law area, crown forces were
fred on by civilians while arrestiag men
wantedd They returned the ffrA. Kill.
captured and sent to q hospital. five
arrests verc made.
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CONGRESS To ACT ON REQUEST
FOR CUT IN NAVAL ARMAMENT rs

dent Wilson and If vcto~d an rtfor' is
planned 10 pass the measure despite
executive d!saprroval Advocates Of the
hill claim 20 have tho necessary two.
Thirds majority In both scnaI" and
house.
Early disposition * 3ja-0ncd ny the
senate OF the prestCentjal veto la~'
week Of the hin to suspend operation
OF that portion or thu Clayton amt
trust law restricting in a MEASURE ra.-
road purchases OF materials from cor
corns In which thoir officers A." .,.
terested. The bin Is lying On tho v'.,u-
presidents desk and Senator l.aro'.
lefte. Republican. Wisconsin. and Other
opponents. are prepared for 4 yisorou,
foray when the veto messaEr IS taken
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TWO Killed IN Rioting.

uuh..r. Ian Try the Associated
PressN--N rrustah!c and civilian were
killed and ~ '.a~t five other persons
were wuuNd@d IN Il disturbance last
night a. rIliybtI. County Monaghan.
Tho nghring commenced when police
r1trol nr four men was fired on. TWO
If thcm being wounded. Three men
coming To their assistance also were
trCd on. resulting in the death OF Con-
stable Ma lone and the woundiag OF
another policeman. n a continuat tion OF
tho night one civilian was killed and
several wounded.
Elaborate preparations had been made
for an attack on the police barracks,
trenches having been cut In surround
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BfuSeS TO DivuIge
0De VaIera's Whereabouts

Dublin. Jan. Mrs. EamoUn De Va
refuses to say whether hnr husband
hose whereabouts is q matter OF mys-
rs, Is In ireland. Questioned BY Tar
sociatsl Press today. shn merely srl'-
and shook her head
y agreed whan | left Nav York" shs
bla!ncd. not 20 say anything 20 newS-
psrmcn."
Askel e = w~re ,-y~ :hat r-ot y"
AC6lera had sen, her = pnstrar! ar
councnS his arr:va,. shn replied:
II would rather not answer ;ha, cues
ron"
The correspondent !VGad Mrs. ns
Valera IN 8 big rcd sturco horsA arrnIr
I-he handsome villas occupied NY r":.r','
Dublin merchants ~ a faSh:o0a5'o sun.
rlar seaside resort - yi,iaEe - C;-ey.
stsr.s. twenty miles from 1GA':-.
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D'Annunzio to Return
War-Won HonorS to King
General Caviglia Sternly Re-
fuses TO Allow Poet TO
March Out With Troops

Triest. Jan. I.-(Ry The Assoc'a ted
Trcss,-C,ap.a!n Gabrielle d'Annunz"
VIII no, remain in Italy following his
retirement as head Of tn" regency OF
Quarncro," Il Is asserted here. In wei.
informed cIrrlas It Is declared he Will
20 10 Rome. whrro h" will place IN thr
ina nds Of the king ali medals award.I
him during the war, including tn" gold
modal for valor. tn" highest l'a'"tn
decoration. and then leave tho country.
Delegates from Tn" Fiume council Hid
their utmost 10 Undue" 'i"ncTal 'aViS-
Tia, in commau nd of Italian government
roops in nalmat:a, TO allow I'll" poet
soldier 10 leave Fiume AZ tho head or
his lgionaires. but the general sternly
refused.
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Jusr A SILVER SPOON
BUT TT QUELLs BURGLAR

Sew York. Jan c.--Nwak":"l n n
tlp hour th!s morning by tn clicking
key In the front door ot her apart.
nt. Miss Bertha N;i'"r. architect.
pt noiselessly from bed. drew = Sh'r-
object from :. buffet drawer and
lttsd
a man came through the door. II"
something press against his -.he
heard an order: Behave. now
- your hands UP and ST down in :ha.
air
He obeyed. Miss Miller called hsr
ster, who opened a window and h'er
police whistle. Police came. Nj
dilIer sighed. sank n . chair and tossed
silver spoon on the table.
The man. who said he Wa Mi"aac:
milo. OF DansviliA y Y. was held In
|a 500 ball or \ technical charge Of
Burglary.
AZ Breakfast time Miss Miller called
ths police xt?.!on. reouestinS 90 hur
"a ror th> rrlsone- ~ want him %
xtv.n ,Ne hest ~ tcrcatwc>t. she
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Hoover's Message Only
Ray of Sunshine for
The Austrian Metropolis

Vienna. Jan IA New Years mos
sage from Herbert Hoover TO the ef-
feet that. through the maGnan!mtty
IT tho American people. hc Is IN n po-
sjt!on to continue feeding tho Aus
trian children. was received hsro
wiki great gratitude. Translated and
placarded on the walls about the city.
Il caused many expressions of relief
and 10y and was the only ray ot hap
p!ness IN All otherwise gloomy New
Years day.
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All Are Searched.

Cork, Jan. "A report reached Coft
to-day that large parties Of soldiers ana
police visited Middleton Saturday night
and held up and searched everybody
found in the streets.
Soon after . pm. the Middleton garage
and engineering works was found to be-
on fire and was burned TO the ground
Only me energy of the fire brigade presS
vented the flames from extending to an
adjoining bank. Several shops in the
town were wrecked and looted. Some
houses in the village OF Carrigtohill are
reported to have been burned. ~
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100000 E0R
STARVING T0I'
PHILADELPHIANS IN IS.
GENEROUS RESP ONSE
General Pershing Makes Spirs
tied Plea for the Needy
Children of Europe

Philadelphia, Pa, Jan 2.-1orD
than 100000 for the needy ekiidrsA
of Europe was subscribed heTe to-
night at q mass meeting under ths
auspices OF the European 1alisf Co1a-
1nittee
General John J. PershinE was The
principal speaker. The lArgsSt sub.
scriptton was . check for 100000
given by an Anonymous donor.
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Washington. 'nH' - ,rork
row VIII star IS Nc" ~.
Win t"rm.da""" Pr"C'""
f.f'y.'wd working DAYS T'iu" ".''"S
fore snc de @a'nuTmHh' H'r," -
rargrst.rr. ~ usual Is on N" S""''n
s.de House activity hHinr c"nc"h''al"l
on comrlrti"~ "t N" annual "pP. 'F,-"
t.or his with "a" NHh"'E '''.. -,
under d"har" and N" poS'"''''' ''''
on ~. wa.'!r= '!F'.
Tariff revision S - he an 'mpor-
.an, ratr,r rh.S w""E bef"rA n"iA ."
80 and House senator P"nrosH -
psnrsviyania chairman "t the Srha''
Finance Committee. plans 10 return 1"
~ sa,a,s tomorrow after years ao-
..n,o and with members cF his COM
,ni.,ec hnrir Ccnsid"ra .i"n "f IN" "n'"f-
-s,,y ,sr.ff hlIf passed recently h% th~
tt..r,,e. or rsrAra, tariff r.
'""'". ,tru ,po r>t-a sos
F'S'"" ,,t rrrI hc.uc Thurs
S''' 80 ri,,s. Vavs md Means
,, ,,u.Irun fndrt'uitely.
o,,a cut Naval Armaments.
e,..l rz,ror.-, Relations Com
So" ,o,,t.I sagsion 20.
m.'''' WI 49, ,,,.,,,ior,I dis
morrow 10 C"nS'u,r ,,o roso,,-
aTn'nrN,N,- - "''' s., F.ruhlicar
t'"1 "' H ,,1.,osr upon ,nr
i7A7". p'o|'S,.l, .,,a., ..,,r,t:a,ions Will
1r'S'n"';1 ~ .'' on8 ,,,an toward mn
"r'at nr''t.- c,s.y ,.r cen, rur IN
. AHFe"'n'H' -, o-,, or y.o-s To
ra'h "I ..".',S ,.,i, c,.,sIdrr rcSuiu-
."'"',.',',' s..,,.- Walsh Democrat, Mon
'''" /! 1'''.s s 49,, m. nrcs;dont bo
'".'' .'ovDs,; .,ns~icon rcrrcSon-
=, ,,.,r ~, disarmament
! a. - 49, ica.ue or Nations
, c"'' ,,,.,,.'r - \.trIsi<r. rank
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THE WEATHER.

ohio-Fair Monday and probably
Tuesday; moderate temperature.
West virginta-Pair Monday and
probably Tuesday; moderate tenpern-
ture.
western Pennsylyan1n-Fair Monday
and probably Tuesday; moderate toni
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Senators Friendly.

Senator F!lk:rS was not n the city
today. but Close friends OF his, when
shown Senator Suth"-la nd's statement.
declared that they fcl, sure that Sena-
tor ElSins would agree with H. He and
Senator SNthcland. they said. had been
closer ~ AL matters OF lot" than ever
before. As for any friction between
-tIfem over patronage distribution. they
pointed out the absurd!ty % that BY
referring TO a fact. we'll known TO West
VirginianS in the capital. that the two
senator's have never taken up that dIes
tion at all. nor even SET 4 time 20 take
Il mp foE conslderCS ION.
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Combined Endorsement
Of the Two Senators
Will Be Necessary


Special Dispatch >" Tho IH'sU'Sen'"~.
WashingtcH. y. ,'.. lar clippings
taken from newsuluH~S ~ 'lN "Hp"S.-
tion party in West ~siu;N. '"T'r.rS
a. period oC sbou' g monli. 'av" t'Hn
received hy STNlt"- >E'.'r.'wl. >'nt
him BY friends Who nr- l.r'm,N'H; IN
Republican party .'.drrst'n IN he
state. asking IL tn Hr'I'."S. wa.rh hear
q Washington date uTe. rc rae 'r
anywhere near ruth. Tia" '"n"r 81
these articles - that :hcrs - in'H -
accord between SHnators sutherland aud
Elkins. and growing i~;cto1 H"t"een
them on the question ot the dstr: button
OF patronage which coss 20 West Nir-
Elnia undeV. the Harding atn'in'Stra-
ti9n.
Suthsrlands statement.
II thtnk 70 timely and important f"r
me to frankly state thar thrs" arttrle'
lsre false" declared senator Su'h1r-
and today. and are PLAINLY upon their
ice an effort 20 str M trouble. ami
products Of the pctticst s"r; ot r2r-
pnism. They DO both myself and
Rtor E:lkins n great 'njuSti"". Thor"
been rho Crtandllast SOY; - rrla-
between my co,leaEu" and my
and have no reason "a believe
at there will br any Interruption IN
lr personal accord and political co..
pera ton In questions affecting tho
|eifarc and success OF the R"Publ can
Srty IN the nation and n our own
tate. both OF US are equally deStr"us
doing that which will result N ,hH
greatest benefit 20 ;hr marty. W" har"
,ot taken up the matter nf patronage,
Tor considered II together seriously a:
my time. When Nc DO. | have n" ms
Eivings about arriving - 4 harmonious
H1F. aFN ,N,, sr1N q hiyia AL
md discussed in IN" fullest and tr""St
lranncr Our combined "udorS'n"r; NJ"
p necessary TO Sarure any appoint
lent. As senators wS both stand -
pual footing IN tha' respect. and 5"'A
us are CioSc personal friends ot S.
pr Harding ard VIII naturally ," a.
bus 20 permit no patronag" questions
rising in our stat" % HmGarraS.' him.
No factionaum.
'I feel the need Of making this eNp'a-
tIoR for tho benefit o. the voters %
Republican party IN the state. They.
nSelvss. are Harmonious. f',led With
.rty pride over the great victory OF
ovember and are as on" n demand
X an end nf party foctional!snr and
|quaboleS. II trouhl~rrakerS ~ th~ or
bositton can make them hsl!cve that
heir two senator's In Wash ugton arH
prfrledly and not cooperating IN mat
EerE affecting party leadership and or
ganizatiop. these busyhodi~s will count
4 clever -"hleyem-ut. So II - nee
nSzary .to./WSrn SrN party men and
W6fsNt< or the motive and purpose uR-
derlyipg these articles. ~ that they
will know when they read them that
hey are false Otherwise. they would
BOT be OF sufficient lnportanc" TO no
bee"
Senators Friendly.
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Admitted wrongful Act.


Our troops hay" oo"THied LUT"ln-
bou-E and perhaps hav" also r"Gud Il
necessary to cn,"~ Belgium territory"
he sail on August 4. l2lI.
"Thnt IS contrary To !Nte-na'l"ra law.
We know. h"wcNGr. ;nat France w;,F
ready 70 invade E"'E,uwI Franc" couiI
walt: va could not. - C~7nce could H.
wade our lower Rhine flank. which would
provo fatal.
so we were forced % disregard the
protests OF Tho Luxembourg and Bel
gium governments. W" shan try 20
make good the. injustice Nc have com
mitted as soon as our military goal has
bceu req chcd.'
DIR. Won Bcthmapn-HollweE was chan
ccl;or OF Germany from July II. 1909. 10
July II. 1917. He was succeeded IN the
office BY Or George Nichac,is. an ap-
pointee oC the former kc.S"C. II vas
said that Won Bethn:ann-IIoNweg was
: forced out Of Offices through the efforts
, OF the mlItarists headed by linden
/ burg and Ludendorff. largely because or
| his SCRAP Of paper statement and hts
admission that the German Invasion %
| Belgium was unjust. The former chan
Callor mad on several occasions issued
statem"n,s h.am'nS the mil;tarjstS FOR
! the war. these appearing IN 1916 and
! 1917, while n the two years previous ne
! CONTINUED on Page Eighty
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Hoover S Selection For
Interior Nearly Certain
Though Some of the Repub-
Ecan Leaders Are Oppos-
ing His Selcction-Oppos
tion to Naming of Daugh-
erty As Attorney General
BY MARK SULLIVAN


National H"t';.''H ''"'r'4p"ud'V' 90 I"e
Intel @tn""r ana ~" N'w
York Il enjur ros'
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For FarIn Relief.

the Var Finance Corporation. dcS:sn"'
to nd agricultural interests. is eNpecfcc
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iaaiii.i6. y J. jan. ..''..s E"N-
sickle l:,=caNdo'ph. s.. h'''"''. 7Hi'-
n~. raifrodI "N"rutrv" AM = i"r'H"'
ravor or lnis city. d'cd N lis nome
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-30

The only tailor who makes all
his clothes in Salem.
Salem Sample Store-141 N.
Commercial street. You do bet
ter here for less.
Valley Motor Co.
A. d. Thompson.@254 North
Commercial street. The Rem
nant store.
Wick Bros.-A square deal al
ways.
r. j. Walton.
G. C. WILL buy good goods
cheaper and sell for less.
West Fur Co.-Salem' only
exclusive fur house.
Weller Bros.-We guarantee
good service and right prices on
fancy and staple groceries.
Wood & Race.-229 State st.
General auto repairs. xpert re
pairing at moderate prices.
Morris Optical Co.-Oregon's
largest optical institution. A
square deal always.
Salem Electric Co.-'If Its elec-
trio come to US"
Damon Grocery.
L. r. M. Pierce.
De Luxe Studio-Better photos,
lat North Commercial street
Satisfaction always.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-30

Reno, New, June 28.-The Ro-
deo, or roundup. as it will be
staged at Reno, New, the first four
days of July, is the twentieth CEN
tury adoption of the original car
nival-industrial event as it took
place in the days of Spanish grants
in early California.
California, the home of the
stock-raising industry in, the west,
had its own precedents and lore
handed down from the Indians to
the caballeros and their descend
ants. From the Golden State cat
tie raising spread across the Sier-
ras into Nevada, Arizona, New
Mexico and western Texas. AS it
spread the customs of the old
Spanish rodeo spread with the in
dustry, although as commercial
Ism crept in more and more, the
rodeo, ith its fine hospitality and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-30
Former Candy
Man Ends Life

Oregon City, Or, June S0.-J.
D. Wilkerson, ex-resident of Can
by and mail carrier for number
of years, recently of Liberal, was
found dead Tuesday afternoon
near his home, having committed
suicide by cutting an artery with
a penknife.
Searching parties had made ev-
cry effort to locate Mr.. Wilkerson
since ris disappearance from the
home of his daughter, Mrs. Schatz-
man, residing near Mulino.
Wilkerson was about SO years
of age and is survived by his wild
ow, his daughter, son, Sam Will
kerson of Canvy, stepson, Eugene
Falkner of Candy and a brother,
Sam Wilkerson of Candy.