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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-07

here. Ia a cas- recently tried. a man
with more money invested In ceylon
than he could carry about In ten
thousand-doiiar bills. was taken. FOR
100000 pounds over a period OF
two or three years. and even then
unable TO Swea IN court that the
card games which formed n part OF
his friends program OF entertainment
wore dishonest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-07
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Tits wrench IL 40 fitted thar. ~
the attachment OF a Ions handle. ~
can reach into otherwise ~nnacceaa-
nyle places
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-07

Anti-radlntor-leak preparations
may clog up the cooling system.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-07

~ "a predicted about fs.g00. 600
aptomobiiss viii eventually h- used
an America.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-07

The q. 8. department Of agricni-
ture uses more than 5000 passenger
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Use OF Water
orMining
Is Requested

The Bourne Gold Mining com.
pany of Portland Saturday filed
with State Engineer Cupper an ap-
plication covering the appropriate
tion Of water from Cracker and
Little Cracker creeks in Baker
county for use in mining opera
tions. The proposed development,
it is estimated, will cost approxi-
mately $4,000.
other applications for water
rights have been filed as follows;
BY Frank ]. Wade Of Scottsburg,
ing the appropriation OF water
from SchoI House Branch OF Alsea
river, covering the irrigation q
so acres in Benton county; also
water for domestic supply arc fol
a small power development.
BY Peter Pirzer Of Hugo, Ore
gon, covering the appropriation o.
water from Oden springs, tribu
tary of Jump Off Joe creek, for II
rigation of one acre in Josephine
county, at cost of $3.50.
BY rank ]. Wade of Scottsburg
Oregon, covering the appropria
,, tion of water from an unnamed
stream for domestic use in Douglas
county.
BY Herbert Grisson Of Lake
creek, Oregon. covering the appro
priation of water from Lost Greek
tributary to Little Butte creek, Il
Jackson county for domestic waite
supply and irrigation of 10 acres
BY S. D. Cox of Enterprise COY
ering the appropriation of waite
from Wallowa river for irrigation
of 10 acres in Wallowa county.
BY o. r. Dale Of Sheridan, Or
covering the appropriation of wat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Not Guilty, Says
Buffum; Will Have
Hearing Tomorrow

The hearing Of F. M. Buffum,
who is charged with grand larceny
in connection with the alleged
theft of quantity Of wearing APP
parel from a hop yard at Lake.
brook, will be held in the justice
court tomorrow, Judge Unruh an
nounced this morning. The clothes
were said to be the property of
Harry Kennedy.
Arraigned before Judge Unruh,
Buffum pleaded not guilty and de-
manded a hearing. He is being
held in the county jail.
No new date has as yet been set
for the trial of e. G. Osborne
Portland salesman, who is charged
with driving his automobile at an
excessive rate Of speed. Judge I'm
rub said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Salem Gcs Of
Good Quality
Says Expert

Tests conducted by F. A. Rasch,
gas expert with the public service
commission. here Saturday show
that the heating quality of the To-
cal gas supply is well above the
minimum fixed by the commission
although slightly under the aver
age monthly requirement. The
calorimeter tests shows 57b b. t. u.
as against minimum Of $50 b. t.
u. The pressure supplied by the
local plant, however. was found to
be not up to standard in certain
sections of the city due to napa-
thalene stoppage and employees OF
the company are today engaged In
tracing this stoppage and correct
ing the situation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

Resolutions adopted by Wiscon-
sin association of Marion and
Polk counties at its twelfth an
nual meeting and picnic at the
fair grounds August IS, 1921:
Whereas, God in His infinite
wisdom has. during the past year,
taken from our midst our beloved
Judge Daniel Webster, end
Whereas, Judge Webster was
ever an ardent and faithful friend
to all people. and especially to
those OF his native state Wis
consin, and
whereas, his efforts in behalf
OF this association as member
! and many times as an officer
were in large measure respon'
sible for Its success; and
Whereas. the state and natior
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Divorce Case Dismissed.

Dallas, Or, Sept. 12.-The cir
cult court was in session Saturday
afternoon at which time Judge H.
Fl. Belt heard the case OF Rosa
Trigg VS.. P. Fl. Trigg divorce case
filed by p. J. Kuntz, attorney OIL
Salem, for plaintiff. A motion
was filed on behalf of defendant
by Robin Day to quash the sum
mons on the grounds that neither
of the parties to the suit We're
residents of this county. After
hearing the argument the court
granted the motion saying that
the court had no jurisdiction when
the parties do not reside In the
county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
$3.50 Contract
For Hops Filed

Another hop contract involving
a sum of $3.50 was filed with the
county recorders office this
morning the parties interested be-
ing Sam Kaser and John Kaser of
Silverton, and A. J. Ray & Co. of
Portland.
The Kasers have six acres of
hops under cultivation from which
they expect to harvest 4500
pounds this year and are being
paid by the buyer at the rate of
80 cents a pound.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Salem Realtors Aid
McMinnville Board

Seven members of the Marion
County Realtors association visit
ed McMinnville last Saturday
night to aid in the organization
of a realty board there which is
being promoted by the commercial
club there. They were: Arthur E'
Peterson, L. A. Hayford, Hugh Ma
gee, Ed Socolofsky, Eugene Gra-
benhorst, G. V. Johnson and 7. IA
Hicks.
The McMinnville organization
was not completed and the Salem
men promised to be there next Fri
day at the election Of officers ant
the adoption of constitution, ant
offered cooperation in any wa,
possible.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Ashhurst Says
Volstead Law
Too Stringent

Utica, N. Y, Sept. 10.-Declar-
ing himself opposed to the string
ent regulations embodied in the
Volstead act, United States Sena-
tor Henry F. Ashurst OF Arizona,
in an address last night, de-
nounced the searching Of private
property for liquor without war
rant as illegal and a contravention
Of rights guaranteed under the
constitution.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Hunter Mistaken
for Deer, Killed

Eugene, Or, Sept. 12.-Earl
Hebert, 2S, of Oak Ridge, Lane
county, died in an ambulance on
the road between Oak Ridge and
Eugene at z o'clock Sunday night
as a result Of gun shot wound
inflicted by Elmer Yeoman Of
Creswell, who mistook him for a
deer, Yeoman accompanied the
injured man down from Oak Ridge
and after Heberts death gave him
self up to Sheriff Stickels.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Purviine Buys
Woodry Building

Obliged to move because OF the
purchase of their present location
by William Neimeyer for $l2,5eO,
announced Saturday. the Puryine
Pump & Implement company has
purchased the location occupied BY
F. N. Woodry for like consider
alton, and will take possession
about October /.
Claude Belle, Of the Gray-Belle'
has secured lease on the build-
ing now occupied by Neimeyer
drug, but has made no definite
plans as to what he will do with
IT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

er from Beaver creek for irrigation
OF 20 acres in Yamhili county at
a cost Of about $3.50.
BY q. d. Landers Of Riddle COW
ering the appropriation of water
from Iron Mountain creek for irri-
cation Of twenty acres In Douglas
county.
BY Thomas Orr OF Cottage Grove
covering the appropriation Of wat
er from Elk creek for development
OF 40 horsepower in Lane county,
at an estimated cost OF $500.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
News Notes Of Salem and Vicinity Briefly To!d

has lost an upright and patriotic
Citizen. loyal and brave soldier,
land we a staunch. upright and
altogether Christian friend and
brother. whose departure we deep
Nv mourn; therefore, be It
Resolved that to his loved ones
we extend our deepest sympathy
land be it
Resolved. further. that copy
OF these resolutions be spread up
on our minutes aud that copies
thereof be furnished to bis fami-
lly and to the press.
A. A. UNDERHILL.
| A. G. BOHRNsTEDT,
l91S Committee on resolutions.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Contract Let for
Building Mclaughlin
School for $1239

The contract for building the
new school building at McLaugh-
lin, in district rs, for $12S9, was
let at a meeting held in the old
school building Saturday night,
according to County School Super
intendent Mary L. Fulkerson this
morning.
The building is to be finished by
November 10, the old building to
be used by the school until that
time. The new structure is to be
erected near the present site Of the
school.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Convict
Captured Again

s. S. corbin. who escaped from
the paint gang at the state prison
here September s, was captured IN
Portland Sunday nfgnt according
to information received by Warden
Compton here this morning. Cor
bin was doing a term Of two years
for larceny, being committed from
Multnomah county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Two Arrested for
Speeding Told to
Be in Court To-day

Two motorists were overtaken
by Motorcycle Patrolman Hayden
over the weekend and were
charged with speeding their auto
mobils. They are E. A. Ellis Of Sa-
lem Heights and L. e. Kleinke,
1110 Center street.
Both men are cited to appear in
the police court before Judge Earl
Race this afternoon to answer to
the charges.
Love, the jeweler, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

llmper owners who have slash
ings on their holdings and those
adlolning such holdings have
been asked to meet with the state
board Of forestry in Portland next
saturday for the purpose of dis
cussing slash disposal problems
ana to assist and secure the COON
GRAFTON OF logging operators and
other slash owners in complying
with the state law. State Forest
er Elliott who is calling the con-
ference states that slash burning
constitutes one of the biggest
problems with which forestry de-
partment has to contend.
Efforts Of the police to appre-
hend man reported to have run
out OF the basement of a house
owned by G. NJ. Peets, 16O Union
street, were unavailing Saturday
night. Motorcycle Patrolman Hay
den was sent to Mr.. Peets' home,
but the man whom he sought had
disappeared. The stranger was
said to be about six feet tall and
was wearing a long. gray coat.
He was said to have been camping
on the west side of the river.
Special dance Friday the 10th,
Shuberts Original Jass orchestra
from Chicago, at Dreamland rink
1929
Stanley Myers of Portland, who
will succeed Walter Evans as
district attorney for MultnomaT
county in the "Olcott land slide
Following the announcement oil
Justice G. A. Johns retirement
from the Oregon supreme court, ii
a Salem visitor today.
Big dance every Tuesday anC
Saturday at Dreamland rink
Dreamland orchestra. 219'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
Coming Events

Sept. IA = Open forum :
= ,,sseing, sep commercial club !
!; niVs Sent. II - Constitution !:
! ! d.g' D. A. R. meeting !
= uae, Can't. 21-Concert, Theo y
< ,,arIe tenor, and Enrique !
I I RE- Ros, s. pianist, Grand theatre !
: !. 8, Sept. 2s-oct. 2 - state J
Il fair. onening Of !
\ Salem schools !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

i1't Oct. 8. = Opening Of =
Z Salem schools. :
: : = X x x L s x y + x =
Circuit Court
.manded complaint filed in the
~ L. ]. Breard and A. M.
s,s sass vs. the Brown-Petzel Lumber
iomnany m asking for $3.50 for SER
49, performed in the months OF
, 1nre september and ostober.
execution returned in the mat
..r If the estate of H. NJ. lngles
: Bertha D. Fells.
Complaint for the collection OF
Dromigsory note for $40 filed
against E. r. Feller by Pearcy
brothers.
Probate Court
order fixing time for hearing
j. retition for sale of real prop
orty belonging to the estate of Lu-
Glen G. McBlroy.
Marriage Licenses
Henry Joseph Leneman, "a,
Aumsville and Irene McKercher'
"a, Aumsville.
]. B. Lyford has been elected
NV the Salem boy scout council
u succeed Harold Cook, who re-
s,ntly resigned to take up work
with c. X. Warne, regional scout
executive with headquarters in
snokane. Mr.. Lyford was form
er1v in business in Great Falls,
Montana, before taking up boy
scout work in the office of the
rational director. He is in the
citv with his wife and son.
Judge John McCourt of Port
land. recently appointed to the
sunreme bench by Governor Oh
cott. has purchased the Thomas
Campbell property at Fourteenth
and Court streets. Judge McCourt
q planning many improvements
IN the place and arranging to
make this his permanent home.
George King, who Is engaged
MS highway inspector near Oswe-
90. spent the week end visiting in
Salem. He will return to the Uni
yersity of Oregon this fall.
Robert N. Mann, who spent the
summer in Newport where he was
member of an orchestra, return
ed to Salem last night and ex-
: poets to remain here this winter.
Salem police yesterday were re-
uuested by the auto theft depart
ment of the Portland police head
quarters to be on the look out for
two cars reported stolen from that
city yesterday.
John D. Patton of Medford Wis
ited in Salem a few hours yester-
day on his way to Mt. Angel
where he will attend school. He
is the son of Owney Patton, of the
Medford Tribune.
A fire hydrant at the corner OF
Front and D street was broken
Saturday when it was struck by
an automobile driven by a man
whose name was not learned.
Mrs. william Matthews of New
port was a visitor in the city yes
terday as a guest Of the Bligh ho-
tel. She expects to return to her
home shortly.
Four chickens were stolen from
her ranch Saturday, Mrs. j. E. Be-
dent, route 4, notified the police
Sunday.
Big dance every Tuesday and
Saturday at Dreamland rink.
Dreamland orchestra. 2l9'
A man who gave his name as
George Johnson was furnished a
bed in the Salem city Jail last
night.
Bert P. Lovett of Mill City was
in the city over Sunday, and ex-
poets to return to his home today
Rheumatism and neuritis SUI
ferers get cured at 416 Oregon
building 21s
Put and Take Tops 15e. The
Ace, 127 N. High. 2lS'
Born
BENNETT - To Mr.. and Mrs
Harry c. Bennett, route 9, Sep
tember 10, a daughter, name'
Annabelle May.
"8A
HA2HnYVi
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

John D. Patton of Medford vis-
ited in Salem a few hours yester-
day on his way to Mt. Angel
where he will attend school. He
is the son of Owney Patton, of the
Medford Tribune.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

Born
BENNETT - To Mr.. and MIS-.
Harry c. Bennett, route 3, Sep
tember 10, a daughter, named
Annabelle May.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

Salem police yesterday were re-
quested by the auto theft depart
ment of the Portland police head
quarters to be on the look out for
two cars reported stolen from that
city yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

Robert N. Mann, who spent the
summer in Newport where he was
a member of an orchestra, return
ed to Salem last night and ex-
poets to remain here this winter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

A fire hydrant at the corner OF
Front and d street was broken
Saturday when it was struck by
an automobile driven by a man
whose name was not learned.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

George King, who is engaged
as highway inspector near Oswe-
20, spent the week end visiting in
Salem. He will return to the Uni
yersity of Oregon this fall.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

Mrs. William Matthews of New
port was a visitor in the city yes
terday as guest of the Bligh ho-
tel. She expects to return to her
home shortly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12
= cireuit Court

7 B. Lyford has been elected
hv the Salem boy scout council
ts succeed Harold Cook, who re-
.sntlv resigned to take up work
NTH G. X. Warne, regional scout
executive with headquarters in
snokane. Mr.. Lyford was form
erlv in business in Great Falls,
Montana, before taking up boy
scout work in the office of the
regional director. He is in the
citv with his wife and son.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-12

Judge John McCourt of Port
land recently appointed to the
snnreme bench by Governor Oh
cott, has purchased the Thomas
Campbell property at Fourteenth
and Court streets. Judge McCourt
Is planning many improvements
in the place and arranging to
make this his permanent home.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
FOUR bLAzES KEEP
 DEPARTMENT BUSY

Four sazes kept members of the fshcenlX department fairly active yesterday. although little damage re- suited from any of the blazes. The loss did not exceed $50, reports showed.
 \ lighted match thrown into waste paper basket caused fire al the California Inn. 9th avenue and fESSzore street, at 9.15 o'clock yes ser6ay narning. Apparatus from sta tons Nos l and responded and ex- sfng1sshed the blaze before it had made much headway. The loss did not exceed s25.
 Before machines had returned to 1heir home stations another alarm was sounded from s37 East Lynwood sVrecs- Companies Nos l and re- SpcDded. but were unable to find a rirs,. although much smoke was in ev- tGenrs.
 An alarm from 7th avenue and Harrison street at 5:02 o'clock in the afternoon resulted in a quick run by companies Nos. and 3. A grass fire was in progress and it was ex- lin nSGishe6 without loss. While fire men were fighting the grass fire ar alarm was sounded from End and Mc~eland streets. where a frame shack. used as garage, was ablaze The loss amounted to about s25 fire men said.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
CLUB ID
 PRESENT PROGRAM

For the benefit of it's luncheon fund. the Roosevelt Neighborhood club has arranged S clever program to be given at the club house at S:15 o'clock this evening. The numbers will be given by talented folk of the district and include the following: Mixed Quartette. .'1 Love You Truly"
 PART I.
 Mir. and Mrs. Allen Wilkinson MT. and Mrs. J. R. Wilson and Male Quartette. Selected Direction of J. F. Westburg Piano Solo,. Selected
 Miss Edwards Mixed Octette. Little Cotton Dolly" MT. and Mrs. J. R. Wilson. MT. and Mrs Allen Wilkinson. Mrs. L. P. Hedgpeth, Mrs. E. Deef- man, Jay Hyde and Harry Austin.
 Mrs. Kieser Ladies Quartette ."The old Oaken Bucket Mesdames Wilkinson. Wilson,
 Deefman and Hedgpeth
 Mrs. Earl M. Tarr Mixed Quartette...- -"Kentucky Babe" Vocal Solo Whispering
 Harry Austin Piano Solo Selected
 Miss Edwards Reading Knee Deep in June''
 PART IT.
 Group of Songs in Living Pictures: :: 1-Mammy's Lullaby" Mrs. L. P. Hedgpeth, illustrated by Mrs. Vince Ter
 2-"Annie Laurie" mixed quartette, illustrated by Margaret Ryder 3-'MotIaer Machree.' Mrs. E. Deef- man, illustrated by Mrs. Baldwin. 4-'In the Land of the Sky Blue Water" Mrs. E. M. Tarr, illustrated by Mrs c. Roeser.
 5-"Star Spangled Banner" led by J. R. Wilson, Illustrated by Miss Alice Chipman.
 Accompanists-Mr J. ". Cardivel and Mrs. Jay Hyde.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
PULMOTOR READY ID
 GIVE ASSISTANCE IN
 CASESO DROWNING

With the approach of the swim ming season, Fire Chief William simmons desires to call attention of the public to the city pulmotor sta toned at the central fire station and urges its use in cases of drowning The puimotor is on duty 24 hours in the day, he announced.
 The resuscitator is mounted on high powered machine and men eA- pert in its operation are always ready to respond to emergency calls, he said.
 T believe that many lives could be saved if people would only take ad- vantage of the service which the city has supplied for their benefit" Fire Chief Simmons declared yesterday.
 Many people are of the opinion that after a person has been in the water five, 10 or 15 minutes there is no hope for saving life. That Is a wrong impression. We believe that there is a chance even after a person has been in the water 20 minutes and we are anxious to have an opportun1- ty to prove the efficiency of the pull motor when 1t is properly operated.
 There should be no hesitancy in calling the fire department in cases of drowning" he continued. The quicker the pulmotor gets into oper- ton after the body is removed from the water, the bigger the chance for restoring ufe.'
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05
May Day Fete At Casa Blanca
 To Be Notable Spring Affair

Arrangements for the May day fete to be given in the gardens of Casa Blanca, the home of MT. and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard of North Central avenue. have been completed and the event on Saturday promises to be the most notable of spring. Every detail has been planned with a view of pro- viding pleasure for the many hum dreds who will attend the combina- ton bridge and entertainment which will be given from 2 until o'clock. Prettily decorated booths will be arranged about the grounds, where dainty novelties will be offered for sale by Mrs. AnciI Martin, Mrs. Will liam G. LentZ and Mrs. H. l.. Free land The refreshments will be in charge of Mrs. H. B. St Claire and Mrs. Howard $. Reed, president of the Trinity guild. under the auspices of which the affair is being given, will have charge of the bridge tables. Many reservations have been made. although among the guests will be an equal number who do not play cards but who will enjoy the program which has been attractively arranged  dren who will appear on the dance program are the pupils of F.. Paula Beware of the Arizona school of music.
 The program follows:
 Vocal-"S Spirit of Spring from the Morning of the Year. -. Cadman Solo quartet of the Cathedral chair.
 Miss Lotta Fahlen, Howard F.
 Ewing. Mrs Raymond Batten,
 A J. Kisselburg.
 Arthur J. Smith at the piano Dance
 Irish lit and jig --.---........
 Arlene Burch, Gwendolyn Will
 Hams, Bernard Funk
 NalSe
 Mildred NickelS
 Spring song
 Grace May Jones
 Dutch kiddios
 Martha Cunningham, Blythe
 Charlet Riegel, Eleanor Stauffer,
 Barbara Stevenson
Arizona republican., 1921-05-05

Vocal Dance
 Charlyn Christy Valse Niolette ......
 Louise RoZiene Japanese dance .-...-.........-.
 Jane Alexander Nalla ...-.-
 Betty Parker Quakeress
 Jane Jay Royce Tam mbourine dance ............ Caroline Goldwater. Annie
 Rosenzweig Vocal
 They Say the Lion and the Lizard Keep" from the Persian Dance
 Minuet Martha De Sousa, Dorothy Jean Garrett, Jane Shepherd, Mary Morris, Mary Louise Maris, Helen Louise Waddell
 Betty Fickas Pompadour
 Dorothy Cover Spanish dance .............
 Elizabeth Lopez Palka CharInante ............
 Virginia Peters Vocal
 Ouartette Alas That Spring Should Vanish With the Rose" Tn Persian Garden" by. ...,... Eliza beth Lehman Dance
 Bubble Dance .......-........
 Helen Hanley NONelette
 Josephine Strause cupid
 Mary Louise Maris Butterfly dance ....-....
 Dorothy Stauffer Shepherd dance Frances and Dorothy Hamilton Garland dance Helen Bellas. Betty Brooks. Nir- ginia Darnell, Catherine Dawson Betty Fickas, Elizabeth Munger Dorothy Neville, Virginia White Marion Whitney, Gwendolyn Will Hams.