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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

s. Landers, the newly elect
sd president of the state normal
school is a capital visitor today
IN his way to Monmouth. While
in the city Mr.. Landers is confer
ring with Governor Olcott, ]. A.
Churchill, state superintendent of
schools, and Miss Cornelia Marvin,
state librarian and other mem
hers Of the board of regents for
the normal school, relative to the
future policy of the institution.
Ianders who was for many years
city superintendent Of schools at
The Dalles and Pendleton comes
10 Oregon at this time from Albu-
Ouerque, New Mexico, where he
has been head of the state normal
school for New Mexico.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

We will clean and adjust all
students fountain pens free, from
Sept. 10th to Oct. 1st, H. M. Sam
son, Capital drug store. 217*
After spending a short time Wis
iting in Portland, v. Lyle Nc
Croskey of this city, returned to
Salem last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Butler OF
Monmouth spent yesterday in the
city as guests of the Marion hotel
R. ]. winthrop of Eugene was
here over night and expects to re-
turn to his home in a short time
c. P. Yundt of Corvallis was
Salem visitor today, but expects
to return home shortly.
Put and Take Tops 15c, Th'
Ace, 127 N. High. z14'
Love, the jeweler. Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07
circuit Court

OlrClLlb OOuAv
quit filed against the Capital
,snal NM printing company by the
.uui a,a ~ service company, Inc, for
.Op's -. collection of 1896 for adver-
sising N space alleged not to have
been received.
p'l nivorce complaint charging
.,,ol and inhuman treatment
ti,ed ti against Roy e. Taylor by
Edna NJ. Taylor.
Probate Court
Inventory and appraisement
,psd Of the estates of John EN-
srson ~, Baldwin, minor and James
calavan, deceased.
Final account and order for
,,.charge of Joseph Bauer as
Guardian Of the estate OF Joseph
Rromberger, insane filed.
Marriage Licenses
william H, GLENN, 80, Ashton,
NJ and Hazel Fuestman, ~, sa-
lem. =,
poy Randolph Harrison, "a,
Eugene, and Mary Anna McNabb,
21, Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

Election of officers of the Ra-
dio association of Salem will take
place at a meeting held tonight
in the third floor of the city hall
at 1890. This is the first meeting
since the club suspended meetings
during the vacation and 1t is ex-
pected that number Of new
members will be added.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

After spending 20 years IN the
far east, and acting as vice consul
for this country in Japan under
the Roosevelt administration, Dr..
E. R. Fulkerson will speak to-
night at the Jason Lee Memorial
church, North Winter and Jeffer-
son street tonight at 5 o'clock, on
life in Asiatic countries as he has
seen it. DR.. Fulkerson is force
full speaker and is said to have a
vital message to any one who is
interested in world issues.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

Clara Guerne. 434 South Cot
tage street, reported to the police
last night that a thief had brok-
en- into her trunk, stored at 219
Court street, and had stolen some
jewelry. leather case holding
four pairs Of scissors, a cigarette
case, some stationery, a pair of
black silk hose, bracelet and a
number of handkerchiefs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

A man who gave his name as
F. M. Buffum began the first Of
a possible five day Jail term to-
day when he failed to pay $40
fine imposed by Police Judge Earl
Race when Buffum pleaded gull
ty to charge Of being drunk and
disorderly.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

Why not modernize that old pi-
ano. Make it look and be like new
at a small cost. Tallman's Piano
store, 121 S. Commercial, phone
1859. 214*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

purposes.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23
FRANKLIN

LIBERTY POLE. March %. ls21-we ar,
all enjoying the fine weather. Farmers viii
soon be getting ready for spring work. Mr.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23
READSTOWN .

At the regular meeting Of the Readstown
Relief Corps last Wednesda. afternoon the
class was initiated into the order
Hattie Williams, Dora Hutchinson. Mary Port
er, Chrite Alexander. Alice Williams. Made
line Ewers. Helen johnson. Matilda Ward
Mona wanless. Jessie Frazier. Melvina Ward,
Lillian Nelson, Adde Rogers. Rose Lake. A
fine luncheon was served. The homes of Jes-
Sc Coher, Delbert Chitwood. l.. D. Kellogg and
Milton Jones are quansntined on account of
scarlet fever. Miss Helen Lake arrived here
from Middleton last Saturday - Ed Larson
has purchased an ice machine 70 be used in
turned home from Stuoghton where she has
been employed the past winter. H. H Lew
is is very seriously III with slight hopes for
recovery So. Owing TO the prevalence Of scar
let fever in our village, the schools have been
closed and all children under the age Of seven
are prohibited from attending any public
gathering and are requested 70 remain on
their own premises. Sam Asperheim and
Miss Orla Atkins were united in marriage at
Sabin Monday, February II. They were at
tended By Earl Alexander and Miss Emily
Chitwood. They viii have charge Of the A.
c. Lake farm during the coming year. These
popular young people are receiving congratu-
lations from their many friends. :. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. c. Perkins Of Spirit, are visiting with
relatives in this village Peter Kyser o. Cat
aract was in this vicinity last week. :. Mira.
Joseph Duh Of Gilman IS visiting with rela-
tives in this vicinity.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23
DE SOTO

DE SOTO. March 20-Miss Myrtle Oliver
spent the week end visiting her brother and
family in Chaseburg Mrs. J. Latimore Jr..
of Genoa has been ILL.,. =. DIR. Myrick made
professional trip 20 Genoa between trains
Monday. :. Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Nell
son Of West Prairie, boy. Tuesday, March
l5. :. Jim Stoda of Brannen Ridge is nursing
severe cut above the eye, caused by an nc
cidental fall =. Mr.. and Mrs r. P LOTUS
and son Paul. spent couple of days in La
Crosse this week :, ). Quite a number of the
fair sex attended the caucus Tuesdty evening.
couple Of them receiving nominations.
The Retreat Commercial Club is progressing
RAPIDLY. DeSoto PEOPLE better wake up TO the
fact that Retreat will have the high school If
we do not get busy. Mrs. Fred HENDERSON of
Victory was taken 70 Lacrosse hospital for
treatment. Mrs, Grin Oliver and children
of Chsseburg visited at the Oliver home this
week =. Mrs. z. J. Collins. formerly Of De
Soto. is visiting at the Jim Lawrence home
=. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Hammes of Prairie
ia CHEN visited at the X. F. Dyer home the
former part of the week. 9. Mesdames G. r.
Bartholomew and Kenneth Adams spent
couple of days in Lacrosse last week The
three children of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. MeAuley
are quite i'll with scarlet fever. An eight
pound son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Hammond Friday, March 49,. Frank sey-
mour Of Retreat was business caller in De-
Soto Friday. Mrs. Seymour of Viroqua is
visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. Fred
Lawson. The dance given by Kenneth Ad-
ans and Jake Lawson, Thursday night, was
success both socially and financially. =. The
Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls greatly en-
joyed the basket social Friday evening. "A
ten pound baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Houston Tuesday. March 10.
Mr.. and M $. X. F. Dyer spent the week end
visiting friends in Lacrosse. A number of
young people gave a surprise party TO Mr..
Harold Seymour and bride Saturday evening
at the John Seymour home. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Seymour have rented their farm to their
son. Harold and will make their home in vi
roqua after April first
RED AND WHITE CLOVER.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23

and Mrs. Ole Swenso and son Klaus visited at
Andrew Sherry's Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Lepley are visiting relatives near Soldiers
Grove. Kenneth Dewitt has charge of the fac
tory during their absence Neil Dragne and
family spent Sunday at MARTA fnrtney's. -.
Gerhard Sherry is cutting logs for his brother
Albert near Readstown. Blanche Robson vis-
tied with her friend Lola Dewitt on Sunday
afternoon. Laura Sherry is expected to return
home on Wednesday from Milwaukee. Also
Mrs Andrew Sherry and family from Lacrosse
to spend Easter at their farm home Marie and
Orville Traastad visited the Barton children
Sunday. They report good time. Andrew
Sherry and Ole Hougen sawed wood for Ole
Swenso one day last week. Mabe and Gladys
Trsastad were callers at the home Of Nick
Clements at Brookville Sunday. Chris Dragne
Is about TO install fine new piano in his home.
having purchased it from Martin Fortney
Henry Ste9ne was out riding in his Ford
last Sunday. Mrs Lewie Nordley Of Viroqua.
visited relatives in this vicinity over Sunday.
Stanley Solverson drove over from Mason City
on Monday. VIII Mills and family w~re
ViroQua callers on Saturday. On SUNDAY
the pupils Of our Sunday school class praeticed
their program, which we all expect 10 en5pH
Easter s
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23
yIRoQuA HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Last Thursday evening the girls of
the Alpha Literary gave a very de-
ightful program in the presence of
a large audience. The main feature
on the program was a play, entitled,
"A Case of Suspension" Those tax
ing part were: Helen Anderson, Mo
ma I.anghus, Flossie Henry, Lenore
Davidson, Elizabeth Thompson, Grace
Kellicut, Leona Jackson, Alfrie Olson,
Edna Larson and Mabel johnson. AL
though this play marked their first
public appearance this year, it was g
great success, and kept the audience
roaring in laughter from start to fin
ish. The other numbers on the pro-
gram consisted of a piano solo by
Mary Lindemann, and a series of
songs by the Indian maidens, includ-
ing Lucille Wig, Mabel Favor. Emma
Clutch, ANGELA Mead, accompanied by
Beulah Barry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23
CLINTON

BLooMINGDALE. March 21-Gus Morterud
and Role Mossholder left for Madison, where
Role viii take an examination for his pen
sion. Leslie Morterud IS fixing up his new
home. =. Sim Collins IS stripping his tobacco
30. G. Lewis Of DeSoto was q caller on
his mother and brother last Thursday night.
The n. W. A. Of Bloomingdale have been doing
great work this winter building " their lodge
Sherman Lewis is helping Sim Collins
ship tobacco. John Hal Of Clinton Ridge
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23

had bad accident last Saturday. cutting his
leg with the buzz saw. -. Hasel Dewitt Is
sprouting trees on Martin Melby's new farm
The roads in town Of Clinton are very
bad. Gene Mckee and mother have moved
into Sim Collins house. Gene Mckee says
he did not want a free ride down. the west
Kiekapoo at the time Of hish water An
drew Holt has moved into the E E Rustad
house. H. Young has rented the John Pugh
house and moved in. The dance at Bloom
ingdale report fine time. BASSw00p
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23

M. Lothen of MeLees Ridge drop
ped in Tuesday to renew for his paper.
Mrs. Harold Hall has been visit
ing at the home of her parents the
past week.
Paris North has moved into the
First ward from near Springville.
AT the Marqusee warehouse they
have just received three cars of tobac-
co from the Kickapoo valley
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23
The best gains in the nutrition class

The best gains in the nutrition class
are as follows:
Leola Morrison age 6 q pound
Charlotte Weber age 6, Is pound
Eleanor Thompson age z, q pound
Maxine Potts age 6, \ pound
Evelyn Denning age z, IS pound
Lucille Johnson age z, IS pound
Bernard Nicholson age Z, u pound
Harold Hanson age s, q pound
Alven 0ttum age 8, q pound
Lillian Hanson age II, rs pounds
Friedrich Frohock age y, l pound
Lloyd Thompson age -, pound
Lavina Lewiston age II, l pound
Elizabeth Barclay age 13, Is pound
Blythe Pepper age 10, pound
Myrtle Hetland age 13, Is pound
Lawrence Sanger age II, Il pound
Last week II of the children Of the
grades received badges and became
squires of the Modern Health Crusade
This means that for five weeks they
have kept faithfully eleven health
rules which are laid down by the Wis
Anti tuberculosis, Association. This
contest lasts ten weeks. Miss Matte
Starling's division of the 4th and 5th
grades to be in the lead.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23
MARRIED
Asperheim-Aikins

.Selmer Asperheim and Miss orla
Atkins of Readstown were united in
marriage at the parsonage at Ssbin
by Rev. Zellmer, March Ia. They
were attended by Miss Emily Chit
wood and Earl Alexa lder. A six
o'clock dinner was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Lake, uncle and aunt of the
bride. This worthy couple viii make
their home ON the A. C. Lake farm at
Sugar Grove. The community wishes
them long and happy welded life.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23
JEFFERSON

ESoFEA, March 2o-BeautifuI weather, but
terrible roads. We wish the county road over
seers would see fl. to have our street graveIled
so as to keep US from going under in mud.
The past two weeks it has been almost inn
possible for the traffic to get through. The
cars have been pulled through our street with
uope and block and tackle the past few days
-. Those who attended the party at Martin
olson's last night enjoyed a very good time
80. Our buttermaker. Oscar JONES' has ae-
cepted a position at Leonard. Minnesota and
his vacancy here is filled by A. A. Schroeder
of Fountain City Arthur ostrem has moved
onto his farm near Bud .Char,sy Orvis is
helping Albert Nedland cut wood. English
services were held at our church today by
Rev. Hammer H. F. Hanson has installed
a Lally light plant in his home.
SPRINGVILLE, March 22-Beautiful spring.
like weather Mr. and Mrs Ed Kilmer were
entertained at the Ray Mcdonald homie last
Thursday evening. Steve Olson Of near the
Three Chimneys has moved on the Herman
Torgerson farm. which he has rented. :. Mes
danes German and Olson were callers at ].
f. Chambers home Sunday. G. V. German
and family visited relatives at North Spring.
vile Sunday. Nate Morris of Beloit as visit
ing at Ray MeDonald's Mildred outeelt Of
ViroQua spent the weeks end with her cousin.
Marjorie Rumsey. Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Thomp-
son visited the formers parents. Sunday.
Mrs j. E. Chambers returned home last
Thursday from Norwalk where she has been
taking medical treatment; she is much i'm
proved in health. "A good crowd attended
church Sunday night Rev Supplee delivered
a fine sermon. Come next Sunday morning
there is welcome awaiting you. Bring a friend
and help the good work along . Our school
is progressing nicely. Miss Olive Shouts is
teacher H. NJ Dennison. the patrolman, has
moved from Esofea into the Tom Olson house.
We welcome them in our midst . Ray Me-
Donald is improving his house with new
porch. :. Earl German is working Off Wilbur
Pierce. near Virooua. SUNBEAM.
BUD. March PA surprise party was given
Mrs. George Bakken Sunday in honor Of
her birthday. a large crowd was present and
set of silver knives and fokks were given
her as a token of remembrance. . Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Trygsestad and Mrs. Selmer
Peterson of viroaua visited relatives on the
ridge Sunday =. Emma and Doris Mills also
Thelma Thompson spent the weekend at home
from their school duties. Mr.. and Mrs. Elef
Johnson spent Sunday at John Hanson's.
Mrs. Lewis Fauske and daughter Lavina have
returned home from the Lutheran hospital.
Miss Lavina viii return in few weeks for an
operation for goitre "A party Of twenty
young ladies pleasantly surprised Mrs. Henry
Fortnn on Saturday afternoon The guest OF
honor was presented with linen tablecloth
and napkins. A delicious lunch was served
and a delightful time was enjoyed by all.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23

Mrs. Mahlon H. Lepley of Asbury
Ridge was in Tuesday to renew for
her paper.
Geo. W. Mulholland, sewer con-
tractor, went to Rockford looking af-
ter interests at that place. His men
are at work on Washington avenue.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1921-03-23

4 Born, March Is, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Logan Kellar, on Salem Ridge, d baby
boy
ALFRED Drummer was in town to-
day on business from Chaseburg vi
cinity. He renewed Censor dues.
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
ACT ro. rsz

Approved Fcbruary I5. IH2t.
 An Act to amend Act No 1,I Of the Acss or the General Assembly Of i9fA{
 me Act abolishea the Arkansss Com-F po.auoh C@mtniHston and creates the htrksansaB .t..s Railroad Commission, 10 cossy. SsSe en eoSt St three membefB at a salary e9' s0'2ov.VV per year end a secretary e9 a z. salary Of Ss.eO0s0@ per year Pro4 M Mnlues thst seld oomu4asion shall ha@M sV,"IoI Tor tho purpose of regulatlm@ hIi common carrterB. railway exprasa SoInpanles. car companies. toll bridges t%Ileh. steam boats steam railways tvlepnohe and telegraph eompanieaw p.pe hnes for the traneporthtion Of esss kss ana water. gas oonpRnies. cleotre& hkhtinB oompanioss hydro electrsd ooutphnlee water eosnpanies furpiehin9 water within the municipality for mm~t nloipaI or domestic use, Provldes fhmR the commission shall not have jurisAaa- ton over any rato, charge, ruie, reRuw. lsttons, order. hearing oe tnvestlgafIo@ or other matter pertalning to tho opes@ etlons within tho iimits of any mm~ ncipshty Of any street railway. teas~ graph, telephone. gas company, ptp@ me compapy, electric company. hydP0~ electric company. water company oR other company operating as pubtfa utility Provides that citles and towns shall have tho right t0 regulate the service and rates to be charged by pub~ JIG uuHties within such olty and town ProVides that suoh Railroad C0mmis- sion shall have such jurlsdi ctloR ag heretofore conferred upon the Rail- road Commission and the Arkansas Corporation Commission not inoonSist- ent with the provisions of this Act
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
AY wO. iMe.
Apprcve6 FeSrrnry IT.

Approved Fehrunry IT, Ibxt.
 An Act to amend Sections and ot Act No. 1s1 of the Acts of 1916, s4 amended by Act No, sTs of tho Acts of 1913.
 Provides that industries such as cszx, ming factories and candy factories sb1tf apply to the Industrial Welfare Coxns mission for authority to employ woman employees for more than nine hours e day. and the Commission may, after hearing, grant such request Provide4 that women employees shall be paid one and one-half time for overtimo<. Provides that the Industrial Commia- sion shall consist of one woman And< one man representative of the eni-s ployers and one woman and one man Representative of the employees. Ono woman and one man member of tha commlssion to be appointed by the aoVern6F hht one woman and one man to be appointed by the Commfs-
 Provides that sii fenaf6s empIoysd who arc paid upon the piece worE basis or in any other manner than by the day shall be paid not less than the rate per day paid for similar cui-s ployment. Provides that the 1ndus~ trial Welfare Commission may upon tnt vestigation, if they deem that the sys- tenn of piece work is working an The justice to the general health of th@ employees. after a hearing, Issue aN order compelling said firms to abolish said piece work system and establish ~ daily rate of wages for all employees. Said rate to he not less than that specf~ fled in Section of the original Act.
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
ACT NO. IA.

v
 An Act to conserve the natural gas resources of the State.
 Provides that the Gas Inspector shall test all gas wells in the State between the first day in December and the iirst day in January of each year, and as often thereafter as in his judgment may be necessary, in order to deter mine the open flow of rock pressure of said. we'll that he shall receive a fee of S25.00 a day and his actual ex- or corporation owning the well to be tested. Provides. that in testing q well, the State Inspector shall close the we'll for period of live mtnutess and then open 1t, allowing 1t to flow for five minutes and then take tese of its open flow volume. Immediately after the test said inspector shall furS nish the owner of said well copy of his test showing the amount of gas which said owner or operator may taka from said well each day. and shall ila said report with the county clerk Of the county in which said well is To- cated. Such inspector shall give nvS days notice before making the tess and any person interested shall have the right to be present when said test
 Provides that said inspector shah have access to all wells and well rec ords. etc, in order to make the test. Provides that when gas from we'll i4 being used the production thereof shall be restrained to twenty per cent or the potential capacity of said well. | e more than twenty per cent of it's open flow capacity during any twenty-four
 Provides that all oil and gas sands tSenS teeted T by j1ddins off said oil ssndz by the use of mud laden fluids or other effective methods.
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
ACT NO. e2. Awouad EehrnarV S 1921

An Acf to appropriate funds for the maintenance of the Department of State Lands, Highways and Improve ments for the period ending June 90, Appropriates the sum of $s,400.o0 for the expensss of the Land Division of Hpnr6priates the sum of $1,575Q0 for tbe Automobile Division of said de- p"A AsIppropriates the sum of 31O, ,2s7 30 to nav expenses of the Highway Division If said department.
 Appropriates the sum of se.ls25s for automobie tags and receipt expensesi nS tbs department incurred In March. 9a1S claim of H. c. Pugh for .printing.I nriof Go April 1919; J, 8 Maloney for. extFa adt9mobiss. license Sor fieP5s for rush period ln lg1l d15tS 115 ilona1 @ ates Geis the sum of sloo, 900 GS for state A.S A,r.oSnsiates the sum of 4349SS for re-, g,oS for amount errOReeusly paid ints enS Satd appropriatiOns covers tho peri0A srom ADril 1st. 1@71. to SaHc sV isaL I
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
AOr NO. 1I5.
 ApproVen February IZ, 1921,

An Act to provide for printing and supplies for the General Assembly.
 Provides that the Chief Clerk or the House of Representatives shall procure all printing. stationery ana other necessary supplies for the use or the members and distribute the same the Secretary of the Senate shall pro- cure all printing. stationery and other necessary supplies for the use Of tho Senate and shall distribute tho same. That said Chief Clerk of the House end Secretary of the Senate shall let all contracts for the articles enumer- nted in this Act They should give notice by one publication that such contracts for printing and supplies are to be let and such contracts shall be ,et to the lowest responsible bidder
The courier-index., 1921-06-17
ACT NO. ~.
AnnroYed February 1, 1f

An Act to appropriate funds for the maintenance of the State Banking De- partment and the Blue Sky Department for the period ending June 30, 1921.
 Fund for the salaries of Commissioner, Assistant Commissioners. Examiners. Chief Clerk, Clerks and Steno graphers Special Examiners, Travelling Expenses and Current Incidental Expenses the sum. of $22,1S0.00, and appTopriates for the maintenance of the Blue Sky De- partment for the salaries of assistant Commissioner and incidental expenses the sum of $2,500.00. Provides that items for the maintenance of the Blue Sky Department shall be paid out of the Investment Company's Funds. Said appropriations covering the period end ing June 30, 1891.