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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-01
| FRED w. ROCK vs. THE ABER- | CROMBIE ROCK ELECTRIC COM

SRoM11E SOCK ELEcTR1c coI- SUPERIOR COURT. Fairfield Count.
 October 26, 1921.
 In re: Application to Honorable Super
 tor Cogrt; Order appointing Tenn
 Upon the application of the Plaintiff In the above entitled case which is 5rought to the Superior Court to be on the 1st Tuesday of December, 1921. of October. 1921 and which said applica- ton having been presented to the Court ought to be appointed forthwith.
 temporary receiver of The Abercrombie Book Electric Company.
 3. That said ,appointment shall not take effect until said Albert w. Ire main shall have filed with the under signed a bond in proper form. with good i Fifteen u'iiee Thousand Ci5,oooS Dollars. % con ditioned on the faithful performance of in the event that he shall at any time or times hereafter be confirmed or ap- p9'ep e m S6 nftipn Teceiver his faPfui oeiVer, and said bond shall have been approved by the undersigned. 3. That said Albert w. Tremain inn mediately upon the taking effect of his said appointment shall proceed to take possession of all the books, papers, evil dence of debt and property of said cor poration, to collect all moneys owing to it and to take all lawful steps within his power to secure and preserve its assets.
 4. That the said Receiver continue to carry on in such manner as he may deem 1udicious the business now con- ducted by said corporation until other wise ordered, but no longer than foi one month from this date and to thai end he is authorized to make contracts purchases and disbursements as may bf l necessary, and to employ such necessary assistants he may require. 5. That a hearing upon the confrma l ton of said appointment of said tenn porary receiver and for the appointment | of two appraisers be had before the 1 Superior Court, Civil side. for Fairfelt | County, to be held in said City O 1 Bridgeport, on the 11th day of Novem | ber 1921 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
 and that the said temporary receiver l said hearing to all parties in interes 1 by publishing a copy of the Order il 1 The Bridgeport Times three CS) times | and by mailing a like copy, postage ore l paid to each stockholder of record ant known creditor of said corporation a 1 their several best obtainable addresses | all on or before the 18th day of October 1921.
 Dated at Bridgeport, this 18th day o October, 1921.
 FRED w. TRACEY, Clerk. 1 G29s"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-01
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. District

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, District
 of Bridgeport; ss. Probate Court
 Estate of Patrick Burns. late of the
 The Court of Probate for the District of Bridgeport hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly at tested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said
 Estate arerequested to make immediate
 i< MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN, Executor. G29sa
 GEoRGE " FINN xs. T TEkLA Id.;aa F.
 STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Fairfield County. Superior Court. ss Bridge port, October 24. A. D; 1921 ] W Finn praying. for reasons therein set forth, for foreclosure of certain mortgage. 2. Possession of mortgaged | property described therein, now pending 1 before this Court, having been returned thereto on the first Tuesday of Septem- Der, 1921.
 It appearing to and being found by this his said defendants, formerly of Waterbury, | Connecticut, is absent from this State Therefore Ordered, That notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in The Bridgeport Times, newspaper printed in sale 2 1 Bridgeport once a week for two tHfars WseSs | the 18th day of October. A. D. 1921 1 MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN. i Asst Clerk of the Superior Court fo Fairfield County Gz0o'z-z
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-01
SCHOOL SUPPLIES

SCHOOL SUPPLIES School Bags Pencil Sets. Book straps, Pens PapAriod Envelopes suitable for cerrying school papers now on sale Post Office News Store
 /l1 Post Office Arcade.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-01
TINTED STATES MARsHAL'S SALE.

UNIfED STATES HAMPSTEAD . N7@Ah71'
 District of Connecticut
 By virtue of an Order of Sale issued T of the United States District Court Sr the District of Connecticut, on the /2fst day of October. 1921. notice is hereby eiyen thac I will sell by public auction for cash on the fourth day of Novem- Der, 1921, at o'clock p. m- at Raiiroad sNorland" her ergines, boilers, machin- cry, boats. tacke apparel, appurte- nances. and furniture, as she now Aes' WILLIAM R. PALMER,
 n:ted States Marshal By Thomas Monahan. Deputy United States ,sas.a4a Marseal; eann Oct. a7 1921. e2sd.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-01

Soldiers in Monogolian Republics army have been ordered to cut off their pigtails. Women were advised to abandon their veils.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-01
PATENTS A. M. WOOSTER

Formerly Examiner US. Patent Office
 Send for Booklets on Patents.
 1115 MAIN ST, BRIDGEPORT.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Committee Balks
at Proposed Cost
of Memorials

While the house committee On
resolutions is in thorough accord
with the plan to designate Or
John Mclaughlin and the Rev.
Jason Lee as the two men to rep
resent Oregon in the hall of fame
at Washington-in accordance with
resolution introduced in the
house several days ago and refer
red to this committee-it balks at
recommending an appropriation Of
100000 at this time for the purpos.
of securing bronze statues of these
men for this purpose.
The committee so reported to the
house Wednesday, and in order
that the resolution may be redraft-
ed so as to designate these two
men for the proposed honor, but
evade at this time the required out
lay, the matter 'Gas sent back 10
the committee.
In the discussion on the floop of
the house, Representative Frank
Danvey of Marion, who introduced |
the resolution, stated that he had |
received intimations that if the leg
islature designated hese men for |
Oregon's places in the hall of fame
the required funds for the statues
would be supplied from private |
sources.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Ministry of War
Choice Hang
For Thieves, Report

Vienna, Jan. 2O.-Scores of rob-
berries taking place in Vienna, but
the house which is most favored by
thieves is that which was formerly
occupied by the Minister of War
Scarcely a day passes when this
house is not visited by robbers, who
are always able to get away with
their booty.
The great size OF the building.
which contains over a thousand
rooms, evidently attracts attention
and although the military and po-
lice have taken an possible steps,
they have been unable to end the
present state of affairs, and not
only SO, b4 some officials have
been killed on the premises.
IypeWriters, ornaments, pictures
mirrors, door handles and brass fit
tlngS are all carried away
Should thief in the course of
hlsWanderings about the huge build
ing encounter someone in one o.
the rooms he visits he enquiries for
some imaginary person and contin-
ues his supposed search for him un
til he finds room that is unoccu-I
pied, then he quickly gathers to-l
sether anything that he can find
and departs.
To overcome the difficulty of !
carrying away a typewriter the |
thief hands it out the window to an
lHcompltce in the street. and in
some cases machines have been ta-
ken to pieces and removed an AMI
nnocent-looking dispatch case,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
House Bills

Il. B. SO, By Eheldon-Requiring
county treasurers Of the several
counties of Oregon to file certain
financial reports.
II. B. 1O2, By Leonard, Korell,
Hammond, North, Pierce, John
ston, Marsh and Wells-Relating to
the rights, powers and disabilities
Of aliens and Of certain companies,
associations and corOprations with
respect to property in this state.
H b. 1913, by Leonard-Regulat-
ing and defining marine insurance
and the writing thereof, and amenu
ing and re-enacting sections CABS
to 6552, inclusive, Oregon laws.
H. B. 104, by Korell-Regulatin
sale and cold storage of fresh food
fish.
II. Z. 105, by Korell-Providing
for the regulation and licensing of
day nurseries.
r. r I06. by Hyatt-Amending
section 1O060, Oregon laws, relat- I
lag 10 assignment of Widows dow
n.
Il E. 107 by joint house and
senate ways and means committee .
Providing for the payment of
and furnishing the
)aby's dormitor" of the state in
Tor the feeble minded and
declaring an emergency.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Appropriation to
Further Industry
at Pen Is Urged

Provision is made in a bill intro
duced in the house 10y Representa-
tive Gordon of Multnomah TO- an
appropriation of thirty thousand
dollars which the governor would
be authorized to use for the install
Iation and equipment of industrial
plants for the employment OF con-
victs in the state penitentiary. The
bill empowers the governor to pro-
ceed with such installation ana 10
make rules ana regulations for thu
operation of such plants.
This is in conformity with tbe
recommendation of Governor o.
colt ia his annual message. where
in he proposed the establishment
of box factory at the prison for
of prison labor without
putting It to unfair competition
with free labor-an industry thar
would draw upon a native raw ma
terial and would not necessitatp
shipment of raw materials from
abroad or from another states.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
GAME RESERVATION IN
UMATIIiIiA COUNTY ASKED

A state game and bird reserva-
tion in township five, north, range
twonty-eight. east, Willamette Me-
idian, in UmatiIla county, is pro-
vided In the house by Representa-
tive Frank Sloan Of Umatilla coun-
ty
The bill prohibits the shooting.
hunting. killing or otherwise iniur-
ing or molcsting game birds within
this reservation, II provides pen
alties for violation, with fine Of
not less than twenty-five nor more
than five hundred dollars. or inn
prisonment for not less than thirty
days nor more than six months in
the county jail. or both fine and
Imprisonment
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Marriage Test
Bill Finds Way
Into Bill MIL

Certificates from duly authorized
physicians giving clean bills OF
health to both male and female be-
fore marriage licenses can be Sc
cured in oregon will be required in
the house today by Mrs. Kinney of
Clatsop county becomes a law. AT
present only such certificate from
the male is required. The bill was
introduced at request of DR.. owens
Adair, who for several years has
been carrying on a campaign for
more extensive safeguards before
marriage licenses are issued in this
state.
A bill introduced in the house
today by Representative Sloan of
IImatilla county, declares an emer-
Eency and provides that all drain
age districts organized prior to the
passage of chapter $40, general
laws of oregon, shall have all pow |
prs and be subject to all provisions
of this act, passed in 1915, except
so Tar as the organization of dis
Lricts is concerned.
A bill introduced by Representa-
tive Richards of Multnomah coun-
ty provides for a wider distribution
throughout each county of jury
service. 1t proposes the division
Of each county into not less than
three nor more than six jury dis
-ricts with the same number of
Jury boxes to be provided, and in
lrawing jurors an equal number to
)e drawn from each district. The
ury lists are to be renewed year
y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
BILL WOULD GIVE PEOPLE
VOICE IN PORT RONnIN1

Submission Of all proposals or
bond issues to a vote Of the paonld
by port corporations is provided In
a bill introduced in the house nv
Representative Charles c. Hind
man Of MuliDomah county. Tho
h'l' provides that when the mort
corporation provided with such
Al.h9tty proposes to borrow mon
'\ or issue bonds its board of
commissioners shall first make a
run tatemcnts Of the purposes for
which such loan or bond is l., be
used, and thereafter submit tn.
proposal 10 a vote Of the people Of
the district FOR their authorinrio1
or rejcctic.a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Scores Believed
They Were Welded;
Find They're Not

Paris, Jan. 20.-CConsternation
has been spread amongst the re-
spectacle married couples of Plou-
goumeien, in Brittany, many of
them having discovered that after
living together in the state of mat
rimony for many years they are
not really married at all.
The discovery was made when a
woman who had said that she was
married at PougOumelen dicd in
he ncighboring village of Lorient.
When the authorities came to
'ook up the records they could find
10 trace of the marriage. 1t was
My after considerable search that
hey discovered that the woman.
lad not been married in the Marie,
out in the neighboring inn.
BY the laws of the Republic
everyone must be married in the
Marie, In easy-going Plougoume-
Ienthere were scores of couples
VINO had preferred the inn to the
Marie.
Now a terrible apple of discord
mas been thrown into the hitherto
happy village. Wives who were
married to their husbands at the |
nm look suspiciously at their hus-
bands Husbands in tbai, t,,,,,,
wonder II the wives wish to change,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
ANTI I-SYNDICAIISM BILL
NEARLY SLIPS \ COG

The syndicalism hill with
new teeth" in il narrowly escap-
ed being recommended out of the
labor and industry committee of
the house Wednesday night with
the emergency clause emasculat-
ed; but il was saved in the nick Of
time by the arrival OF Representa- e.
tive Huhli, who insisted that it be
held in committee until he could
get statements from district attor-
neys who urge the necessity Of the
emergency clause. This Is especial
ly desired by District Attorney
Evans of Multnomah county. SAYS
kuhli. because Of conditions now
existing In Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
PROPOSED PROBE
IL AIM on NTIr ASsr1,r,

Declaring that "there is an or.
sanized attempt being made To
spread the teachings aud doctrines
of revolution for the purpose OF
overth rowing the existing form OF
government" through the medium
OF teachers and instructors In the
school and colleges, a resolution
introduced by Senator Hall calls
FOR tho appointment Of a commit =
tee OF three representatives and
two senators be appointed TO in.
vestigate any such conditions ex.
listing in the schools OF this state.
The resolution provides for a re-
port OF the findings Of the COM
mittee 10 be made TO the governor
for presentation 20 the legislature
of 1898.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

OF Bureaus Is
Yet Undecided

The house committee on labor
and industry gave considerable
time Wednesday night to hearings
On the proposed consolidation of
the child labor bureau and indus
trial welfare bureau with the state
labor bureau, as provided for in
house bills twenty-five and twenty
three. introduced by Representa-
tive Thomas Kay of Marion coun-
ty. The matter was continued un-
der adyisement.
Decided opposition to the con-
Solidation was voiced by T. J. Cum
mings. W. L. Brewster, chairman
of the welfare bureau, Mrs. Sarah
Evans, who has been engaged in
welfare work for eighteen years;
Chaplain Howard, representing
Bishop Sumner and the Episcopal
diocesan welfare work; Mrs. c. b.
Simmons and others, who urged
that the departments be continued
in charge of women, who have a
peculiar sympathetic insight into
the work required that the state
labor bureau would not have.
w. L. Gramm, head Of the labor
bureau, declared that with the use
OF a woman field deputy he would
be able to handle all three depart
ments at saving to the state.
Representative Kay stated that
from the testimony of the witnesses
themselVs he was thoroughly con
there is an overlapping of
work and duties, and he urged that
all of the child labor and welfare
work be segregated from the labor
bureau and placed in the hands Of
he two other departments if they
are to be continued, or that all be
placed under the one head of the
abOr bureau.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Was President S
Doorkeeper 40
Years; Now "a

aShilIstoli' jan - gu, ',',le
ana nearly 'ile oluest iiyi'ts W ~
! t1ouSe a'I"cne mas Jus. qu4e'Iy w
served ms elShty Urn pii tIi""S .
lie Is MAYOR CharleS - a. Loei-
I.er' u o A., le'ire"' o''u MS " M
flouSe Se'Fe'e Iatses over d pellou
d loltS years as uoorNeepeI 10 the
presidential OFFICES
MAJOR Loeiller was porn IN Ter
many January ~ 1890 out came
, 10 Inns country us youth ana SET
tleo III FehhSElNahla' Like so many
u 'he eHIisrdhIS Iioln TINS couh-
IIS' army nle apoeale" strohgl! TO
MN anu III 1919 ne ehllstea as
private IN Troop II OF the second
Chlteo states cavalry The out
preaN Oh the ClNll war found his
tloop , assigned 10 provost marshal
uulS III 'ne CIT! OF washington and
.'.lIi 'lS aiIei "dro ne was detached
s-ii, ''0Si7 ''eu ~ t'.e war Depart
i.'5 liiol'' DO " clSp"Ich bearer Tor the
.,.iI 'SIl e.''iS VI wal lie continued
.i'I .t'lS iiipoIl laht WORK 10 the end Of
go, ,' "'.' anu ."e ua! "iIeF the as
,,'e, 5'',',' Ia 'loii VI tresldehI Lincoln,
,,,,a,.I -, - pPVliiteU 'lIe personal oodE-
ITo 90, af.or,'-,, - 49, et'iS ol y" ar stanton
iao io sa' Slvel r, =" aru performed this serv-
'oT ~, ~ oe,Ieldl eil' Z D Grant.
dont Sn S ri SiI was elected presi-
ueht ne mad Loeffler assigned to
;, ' o,,1,.t' al tt!e W me house' and when
was nffiotaIII! t,s,'Tlt' Expired eApirea IN 1872 he
w. - ,e''''.S ~ "i'PoIhtea doorkeep-
fIor conti,,,,>5 M Ae'ulite I oIIices' Loef-
N tbe heginpi,il rU ~ :, sltiS capacity un-
~ I9 1a6o VI lhe lalt admin
rom activa so,.,,io. ~y' ne'l ne reured
ssistant SCI wee IN taVor of his
ar Patric,, 's ~ ,pt present uoorkeeper,
Commitsionoh -. NaoHet'na.
On Inn' I% ieo. " captain /
linIev nn,,l,,' ;..,.3' 80 president Nc
,aptain in 49, '''o,leu '.I LoeIiIer
continued btn, - = t3'- u'"F army but
y. ~ - tha nm! ntii. III the same capaci-
vas serving In iaoI 'e III Whlch ne
Ter reached tba "a p'''lh Loet-
.aIira,nNn. 'le statutory age for
ears , la,ar 'tom ~. 'he army and two
'ateI, oE the Act of Congress
IS Major Loeffier il'e ba rank n,ei OF major.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
BILL 10 GATHER STRAY
TANES Is PROPOSED

A bill, fathered by Senators
Hume Strayer and Jones. and in
troduoed into the senate. provides
that county assessors shall place
upon the assessment roll any per
sonal and real property subject
70 taxation upon demand in writ
ing OF any taxpayer Of the state.
ANY assessor who shall wilfuily
ran or refuse TO comply with such
demand the hin provides, shall he
deemed guilty OF malfeasance In
office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Coffin In Morgue
Is Found Empty

Cork, Jan. go Some idea of
the way that the military A.
hoaNed iu Ireland can be Judged
from the following:
Three military officers visited
Cork city Morgue, where they had
been informed that the body OF a
Young man found drowned lay. for
The nurpose of holding "a military
inquiry.
Having obtained the KEYS Of tha
mortuary the Officers entered and
approached the coffin in a reyer-
ontial manner.
ON raising the lid they found
the coffin empty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
TRANSFER or WEIGHTS
DEPARTMENT SOUCuT

BASED upon "A recommendation
IN Governor olcott's message. SEN
htor Patterson Wednesday intro
duced a bin transferring rho 49,
partment Of scalcr Of weights and
measures from the supervision Of
me state treasurer to the supervi-
hon OF the dairy and food com
missioner.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

Amsterdam, Jan. 2O.-The gem
eral weakness and lassitude of for
mer Empress Augusta Victoria of
Germany who is having another of
her heart attacks is increasing
says the latest bulletin received
here from Doorn,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Now Airline pnnnnsc.i

IL is reported in Toxic that a
proposed shanghai. China Toxic
Japan. airline Is being considered
by capitalists in the two cities. Tha
Chinese promoters are hoping 70
make the trip 20 Toxic from the
Chinese city in nine hours
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Higher Salaries for Public Servants Recommended by Comn
First ApprooSJ
Bill III

the first appros,,'
ns.alI ,'s appearanee in b,
at liesaay clothed (
coat of chocolate IN "a
cording to the rn,or oroN
VIII mark all aps. 9
hereafter. The bDplols bill
sored by Senator ''ll PD' "
increase in the anu, n,,,ls
tion for the main,al naa'
state experiment st'a
county from slOoa 1'a'l'l
Ancient Greeks :, Il
laiwood one of tho NV
les. 'ne gial
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Senate Bills

S. II. 9i.-By Jones.--Amending
section 4242. Oregon Laws relating
to assessments of merchandise,
capital and machinery.
S h. s2.-By Hume.-To pro
hibit picketing or stalking out Of
animals upon public highways in
! counties having a population Of
$4,000 or more.
S. b. 93.-By Edwards. s.-Amend-
Ing section 6121. Oregon Laws, re-
lating to books and accounts of dis
trict school clerks.
S. +. 94.--By Joseph.-Proyid-
ing form crease in salary of county
school superintendent of Multno-
nah county from s2.5OO to $4,000
annually.
S. p. s5.-Ey Ryan.-Amending
section 7444. Oregon Laws, relative
to closed season in Willamette river
and tributaries.
S. r, 96,-Ry Bcll.-Forbidding /
printing plant at state university |
to do printing except for university !
S. II. 97.-By Bell Amending
act incorporating Eugene City
Lodge, No. Il A. f. & A. NJ.
S. Il. 9S.--Ry jones' Providing
for examination Of adverse party to
any civil action or suit.
). e. 99.--By Providing
for release from lien or judgment,
Of real property of appellant.
S. Il. 100. by Hume, Strayer ami
Jones-Providing for placing on
assessment rolls real and personal
s. u. l91, by Ellis-Proyidlng an
nual appropriation for Harney
county experiment station.
S. y. 102, by Dennis-Relating to
of false statements re- i
savings and loans associa- '
ions. t
S. r. 103. by Dennis-Proyiding /
or underwriting securities Of
and loan associations. k
). r.. l04, by Ellis-Relating to t
brands on livestock. 0
S. l.. l05, By Washington county t
Notwithstanding funds for t.
aymcnt of claim for injuries. II
S. +. 10G, by Patterson--Mak king n
tate food and dairy commission $
callers Of weights and measures. if
S, Il. I02. by Bell, chairman If 81
pecim committee on salaries-In- p
reasing salaries Of state superin- ol
'ndent of public instruction from
5000 to $4,000 year.
5. z, 10S, by Bell-Increasing "
ll1ry of state land board from al
2400 to $4,000 q year. is
$. &. 109. by Bell-Increasing tt
ilary of coorporatfon commission b,
: from $1,000 to $1,000. fr
S. r. 10. by acknowledgements az
g sections 303 and 32I, Oregon pc
VS., relating to garnshments. of
S. b. III, by Ryan-Making it a m
isdemeanOr to make false state m
cnts in writing to secure delivery Of
personal property, cash, etc.
S. Il. lie, by Bell-Increaslng SD
larry of attorney general from Ia!
600 to $4,000. go
S. r. l13. by Gill-Amendmg SO
ction S6OS. Oregon laws, relating in
licensing Of chiropractors. its
S. u. ll5, by Ryan ana Ninton- We
liking bonds of other states and as
'eign countries subject to taxa du
n. ~
5. Il. ia. by Moser-Amending 40
'tion S445, Oregon laws, relating or
state aid for institutions caring dt,
wayward girls. -,
;. h. l16 by Eddy and Vinton-
thori2ing authority to cities and
yns to appropriate real estate v,
! water courses for power pur- vr
5es. 49,
: Il, III. by Patterson-Amcud- n,
sections 4942 and 1927 defininpI mo
mentary school ana elementary ,ta
chors' training course. 49,,
!. Il. lis. by Jones-Ameudinu aa
tions 4s45 and 4S4G relating to ,ae
loNious weeds.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

- London Jan 2O-Cardinal Philip
"a hassel' former patriarch of .Te-
lusalem is dead in Rome. according
TO dispatch to the Exchange Te1a-
5Iaph company from that city. He
was born in Rome, September IL
L'4S' ana was created a cardinal
December Is, 1919. ''''''' :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

The site for the white House
was selected by Presl1en wash
tngton and Major peter Z. LIN
fart when hey ,l.f -ss Washiar-
tor in 1881
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

df,r ne saIlIWasp. a small West In
ta.. ui,.n iizard' terrorizes the inhabi-
t8hts' but is really harmless