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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-04
PUNISHMENT TOO sExERE.

A man was being sentenced to
sixty days In the District Jail for
beating his wife. AS the judge gave
him the sentence, he remarked: Il
wish l could give you three times as
much punishment" A lawyer, spoke
up: Your honor. sentence him to
ten round trips on the Brookland
car line" The prisoner said:
days" l..
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-04
HANNAHR'S HENNARED HAIR.

F. p. AS Coming Tower" in the
New York Tribune, contains this
one:
Since Hannah has hennared her
hair
And affected . cute baby stare,
Well, she's won all the boys
But 10 her they're just toys
As q vamp will say she Is there.
In evening gown now she's bare;
She Is seen every night everywhere.
Oh, between you and /,
Hannahr's travelling on high
Since she started to hennar her hair.
DOC LYONS noW addresses
the editor as Grand Goblin
KEARD and KEEN KOLUMN."
Rosalie-Goin' to show me q good
time at the party tonight, MOsef
Mose-Is I? What yuh think I
borrowed this forty. five cents foahS
TOM GULHANE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-10-04
ON READING BOOKS.

Many good books
We need,
We never read;
Most good books
We read,
We never heed.
F. J. SCHWAB.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
Harry STUFF, Head
OF Motor Co., Is
Here Short Time

Harry striz. head o. Inc sfatz Mo
tor company OF Indianapolis. aboard
his Yacht. Bella. made port SUNDAY
dtarnoon. after running aground in
the channel leading 70 the Halifax
River Yacht club. spending The even
ing here, and leaving early this morn
ing for q cruise further sOut,,A
The Bella l. new yacht having
been delivered 10 Mr. Stutz but two
weeks ago IN New York. the trir
south being made at a fast rate. as
the owner had expected to reach here
some time ago. being delayed in the
delivery Of the yacht.
The Bella" is one OF the finest
yachts making the local port this sea.
son, complete in all It's appointments.
Mr.. Stutz end party will spend the
winter cruising in southern waters.
PEGGY in Port
The comfortable houseboat Peggy
is at the Halifax River Yacht club
docks. with Owner L. Il. Watering
and family aboard, having recently
made the trip down from Jackson
Vile, whore it lay for some time.
Mr.. Watering is a friend Of long
standing OF President-elect Harding
having been general superintendent
Of a manufacturing plant in Marion.
During the war Mr.. Watering was
chief engineer for the Marmon Motor
plant al indianapolis and later spent
some time in Norfolk. Va.
Mr.. Watering intended to construct
\ yacht along IDEAS CT his own for =
southern cruise, but nding it impos-
sible % complete the boat in time To
come south this season. he purchas ed
the Peggy in Norfolk. The family
spent some time on their way down
al Jacksorville and viii shortly con
iinue Ie'surely cruise around the
Keys. while Mr. Watering recuper-
ates from an illness which hard work
during the war brought on.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
Imitation of Racing Club
Perfected; Many Merchants
|onate Prizes for Future Meet

FaIghaus Bee Hive Ladies silk
hose.
nay St Pharmacy Cigaret and
match cases
Porters' Garage Theroz Burner
EsRexall Drug store -eisaret holder
$50 p Johnson Eyer-ready razor
Beach Hardware store Flash light.
Seaside Drug store Box OF cigars
r. E Gardner Ppe.
Beach Hardware store Wire for
keeping crowd hack
Alithony's store ribbon for badges.
Eurgman Brothers Printing RIB
hons Ion badges.
a. i >Grianeil Sa cash.
" r Bauer So for flags
H. I Thompson Electric iron
Atlant,c Pharmacy pound box
candy
Bogart's Pharmacy 81 box cigars.
Al prizes will be on display one
week after being won with the names
of winner and contributor attached.
Prize winners can procure prizes won
BY applying 10 Secretary Crosby at
The Daytona Chamber of Commerce
each week.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
ce Watt, Prize Winner
he Thrift Week Campaign
Offered by Merchants Bank

People visiting different cities
throughout the world do not have to
be identified if using a Travellers
rhsck." In having checking accounts
sou help your country directly. If il
were not for our bank accounts there
.woufd be no circulation OF money
throughout the country. which would
hiaaa no great corporations.
Thrift is one OF the greatest aud
enc of the most important things that
man has to learn Children should be
tlught the value OF money If they
mean to have success in later lift. The
parents should encourage their chill
aren 10 have money II a child Is Civ
Ell little money each week for ser
wees rendered about the ht.ne. it pro-
duces feeling OF independence and if
the child Is persuaded TO put part of
he amount aside in little bank at
home. II would rot be long before the
child could start savings account.
Thrift means living a balanced life
1t means thoughtful investments in
money and moral values. This
thought comes TO EVERY man: what
must DO in order to save money 10
secure my living expenses ia sick
ness and in old age? Let us figure
what five cents put aside every day
will amount to in ten year. Five cents
put aside every day will amount to one
hundred and eighty dollars and fifty
cents in ten years. Placed in saw
ings bank that pays four per cent in
terest. il viii earn forty dollars and
six cents.
Thus the total sum represented at
the erd Of ten years by the simple
saving of five cents day is two hun
dred aud twenty-five dollars and fifty
six cents. We see here that by these
figures the wonderful advantage that
is ours, by being able to have a saw
ings account of our own
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
DISTINGUISHED
GUESTS VISIT THE
PRINCESS ISSENA

The Princess Issena hotel. az Sea.
breeze. WAS the scene OF meeting OF
many distinguished guests sunday ar
terHoon. when Presideni-slect Warren
G.. Harding. Senator Albert +. FAN OF
New Mexico. Senator Joseph s. Ere
i ghuysea Of New Jersey. and Sena
tor Albert y. cummins Of Iowa, regis.
tered. met and chatted for an hour and
a half at the hotel. the entire party
returning later In the afternoon to
0rmond. where they boarded the Vie
toria for Daytona.
The Presldent-elect was III i happy
mood throughout his stay at the Prin-
ing hip Manager Henry W Haynes
loting the efforts OF his mattresses 10
get good lock at the distinguished
guest, asked Mr. Harding to look over
his dining room. lie greeted the STAFF
With expression OF pieasu,s. and
seemed 10 feel al home as the center
# all eyes.
Senator CumminS. who with his
brother "a wife has been a guest al
he Princess lsscnl the past week
awaiting the coming Of the President
elest will make the trip with the fu.
ture president, returning to the Sea
breeze hotel when the cruising party
again steps here, to remain at the
Princess for the balance OF the sea
son. His brother and wife are re-
mai.ipg until the senator's peturn
mi daughter Of the senator, togeth-
n with her husband. is also expected
10 join the party shortly
The Princess Issena. which last win
Ter entertained Secretary Of State
Robert Lansing, who viii also spent
some time there later this season.
added to It's already distinguished
lame tile fact CT being the oily hotel
n this section entertaining the Pres
idcntelcet and party on the present
trip.
say il with flowers. Complet ,
guaranteed service in al cities from
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
Former Publisher
Local Newspapers
In the City Today

Wi r. sgesrns. one ~ sae ses
known newspaper m~n = tAs sfsf
who has spent the pas, 3 s~ass -
publisher IF yaFisus n.a spsser q -
sections u FIarsla ~Aa = assa.aak
caller 81 the Daily Neas oae issas
Ar. Stevens II ene tgMe was @sa
the East Coast Mssseu9es. xaa nas
the publication pr.se~@aiex fh~ D4v-
f9na Gazefts.News nanT s44se 4T
and froa 1895 20 1881 xas p4st oaEsr
Of the Halifax Iouenal.
Mr. Stevens r-c-ntiy ssa3 y Nfr
Haven Times and hes pars az r
Lake wstfh Herald a<s4a.sns
management % fAe latter ssrst
February Isl
Nsny ~ fiie ofsf r
Triple cities an gsmraasF
e5s. whose genes maae
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
Excellent Boxing
Program on Boards
AtArmory I onight

Kid Burns. aviator at Carlstrom
Field. Arcadia, arrived by pane from
that camp Sunday. according TO schad
ulc. for the boxing exhibition tonight,
in which he will b one OF the pril
ripals. Sergeant Reynolds also reach
ed the city today, assuring their pres
ence for the fight tonight which is
creating great interest among locli
boxing fans.
Both are in the pink Of condition
Tor the scrcp tonight and should fui
nish ons Q. The most iat srastiag bout
Of the season They weigh within two
pounds Of each other and are evenF
matched as any two men seen in
the pap2ed RUG at the Arinory-
The preliminary betw ecn Kid
sh Pc, OF DaytcnJ and Young Marks
Of Montreal IS Of almost as much IN
terest as the main bout; as Shipes
has mary friends here who are back
ins him % develop into a scrappef Of
no mean woah The boat VII go six
rounds to decision Tomorrow night
Saipa journeys 70 Palaska to again
take on Young Mitchell whnm he
kaockt d ofis "a tbat city last week
Jack Turner OF Daytoua ana Do9-
AID Cam beH OF Montreal viii also pa
on four ropnd sparrins exhibition
which should besof great interest to
fans.
battle royal VII cap ore oG th-
best programs ever offered by the
Na,'oEol Guard. beginning a $3.50 to-
night;
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

III attended meeting Of the
pf the Daytena Beac Mot
/ Assoc atom, held akhe
Is hotel Sunday afterIi4 q,
Iization Of that body
To handle the anlateuS'
I'll 10 perfect plans for the
niee.
bit. Z, d. Paxson; seey. $.
treas. Guy 6 Bailey. com
kriss and events. II + Gard
Wiagafe, ! A. sisyie. G ene
Eao, Focte. Puhlihty. 5. b.
G. AofIatg 7 Craig. Prizes
Upper Gay Bailey. H. +
/ r merz. |. A. ssilvie. ". Z.
hrter. Geo. Faith. Judges, 5
Dr. r b Groesbeck. Geo. r.
ALBERT Steiger Reception.
Cove. L. ] Co~an, a. "
IL +. Walker
BANKS are to be secured from
Grossly The following meF
~ contributed prizes:
lowe Go. TWO loving cups.
-esesns Loving emp.
pop Ladies silk waist
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
ElRs Will Feed
On Chicken at
Tuesday Meet

An especially tempting spread is
promised all members OF the Daytona
t.iks tor Tuesday evening. which val
follow the regular session that night.
to which every member is urged to
attend aus 10 which all visiting broth
ren are most cordially invited.
The Elks are noted far and wide
Tor TIE sumptuous balquets which
they give 10 their members and To-
morrow nights chicken suppes gives
promise Of surprising even their best
snorts u Tie past
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
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ss'4Ssssss> .s-'.'."'x>>s--x-.s-e.--is..
There was a very pleasant sociable
the first of the w. l. s. II. activities
at the cluHhoase Thursday when
games of cards were enjoyed till a
late hour and hot chocolate and
WATERS erded . pleasant evening.
A goodly number OF the Wilbur
COLONY enjoyed a pleasant Tip to BE-
Leoa Springs last "Wednesday. some
dozen ears with taeir picnic baskets
al filled - capacity. speeded across
the country u this p ctu esque spos
It is Interesting TO note rha the Oh
water wheel al The springs is baile
rebuilt and viii soon furnish power
or The neighburing hotel II was pret.
" hard to restrain. some OF the meI
from div ng into TIE clear wa4ers OF
the spr'ng but N e.nories If tho
hearty lunch Just consumed. 4 aterYeI
one Of the most jealous sNimm ars.
for fear that h fright haze TO be re-
urned to his Massachus It's home in
p unconventional wav. il he persist
q in going into the water
~ M0ch0S brGS song has been
drowned ont this week around Wilbur
BY the humminc@lnJ cracking ef sindl
motor boats The BOYS ere all work
ng on their boat engines. tuuing then
-up for the biz try cut ana the silver
up next Friday. Mr. Rawdea chair
man 81 the boat race. has drawn up
he rules and regalaticns and i looks
Is if a lively race is coming of
among the ten Or a dozen contest
ants One thing will be determined
and that + n no has the Easiest boat
and rumor he's it TINT some one will
knock the chip of Gijsev Cr3ighaad :
hculder during The RAGS The judges
have been selected from the ladies'
Of TIE colony and rothiag but f9n
play sin b. given Ivy AIRS Clement
and Mrs III us, and Misses Bissell.
Sprout and Wilbur
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
4 Central High School.
] Of SO, oorated BY Mer.
chants Bank.
OF 4 BANK ACCOUNT
SERVICE WATT

couns Ii one os the safest
bing money In case OF ac-
carrying money on your
fare IN danger OF losing 1t
h stolen from you. We
ing in an age OF restless.
men ere out OF work, and
lions are failing. Men
fare IN constant danger of
~ sto'an from them either
me or place OF business.
Ito avoid such dangers
IA be placed in the bank.
/ In which you have your
psHed will give you re-
- ON investments. The
our greatest capitalists
i've started with a small
Et. and have worked their
millions by investments
sh the bank.
hg account is very con-
a business snsn having
With diIcreat
|instaacc take a man owing
III and fifty dollars 10 u
Ao lives IN q different state.
writes ira check for the
BIT and mails II to the mer-
loing this the check is then
|hich in many cases saves
a. Of trouble. The '9rav-
+ is a great help for trav-
and for the tourist. Many
lins men have been delayed
lnsiness and certain plans
through owing TO their
nditions in not being able
eek cashed.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

The ladies Of the Peninsula club
Nill re card party at the Daytona
Reach eIgbheuse tomorrow after
noon when many from beth sides 81
The river VII attegd.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
ATTENTION mAsoNs

Members aud visiting brothers are
requested 70 assemble at the Masonic
Hall Tuesday at p m. 10 attend the
funeral Of the late George I.anzias.
Funeral services from the Baggett-
Wetherhy CO parlors. Interment as
PiueN cod cemetery
p Il RUTTER, ". N.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

eSee our al Nith tae new prices
on Kodaks u tbs issue. -LeSesae's
S94-t-a4-1t
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
PURCHASERS SNAP UP
PRICE WoMEN's WeAR

great hall price sale Of jos
RI started this morning With
knd eager customers snapped
remarkable bargains in high
hsly 10 wear fer wpmea. Every
is marked in plain nEures
|sided By iWo gives The selling
lae eatile winter stock is be-
fiieed q; less than cost The
Il continue through Mednes
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

erfly Gkidiuh or Primulrus
beautiful shades. $500 dozen
eaytona cat Flower shop. -
avenue 29fl-24dt.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
|of Dinner
prfy to Hotel
Men Changed

r. Of the dianeT party which
aeo viii give to the members
Rytona iIetei Mems Assoeia.
|been changed from Wcdnes-
ing to Thursday evening be-
previous arrau Eerlents made.
|ttaneo will entertain the ho-
Ut dinaer and a business
|of the association VII also
BAT eaitanee Grin later.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24
Great Household
"Pastime" Puts
Into Local Port

The large house boat 'Paalime
With owner Edward Ford. OF Toledo
aboard together with a large party
OF friends pat into Daytoaa sunday
afternoon dropping anchor just south
u the south bridge where the party
sill remain throughout today.
The "Pastime" is the third largest
boat TO ever navigate tina Halifa 4
river, being lis feet over ali. wish
accommodations Tor Two score u pas.
iengsrs.
!. This is the first season the Ford
5cat has made the inland trp Geo.
Cooke Ford. also Of Toledo. and a
brother Of Edward Ford having spent
'everal seasons al the Princess Is
,ena In Seabreeze.
Framalin Goes South
= an early hour this morning ihe
tramaiin made the channel aud turn
q south. for a cruise to the KEYS and
lther parts of south Florida.
The Framaiin has just undergone .
'omplete overhauliBg 1T the sieCoy
iFcs.. shipyards and has been pro.
iolnced complete to the last detail
The boat was recently purchased by
Worrell clarkson Of St Paul. his
wife and daughter having arrived late
IN the week for a cruise. The yacht
headed south Immediately ahead of
he Victoria. the Yacht bearing I'resi
den1-eleet Harding and party.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

1Kodabs az q big reduction at Re
Sesue 39it-24-lt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

SGOLF SUPPLIES. DUNN BROS.
3G3-i-1S- It
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

WALL PAPER I.ar.-st Inc j..
he stat 20 srlcci from ~. hang snd
9a'ut Shecl ay's. Magnolia sveuar
ssh 24Ii
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

We Wi ID vou ,ne ocst ~ ~v-ry
'hine fpr 1927 lloue's - * tf
fceaas Of ihe rrescvtstiou of els
oageani ihs cvaain: at The Audi d-i.
am. tie ii1s rated talk he lu'-l fir
this SYning at the home of Mrs. ~
l. an ey. by Miss Leah Waters has
been postponed one week AMI Win DC
given Mo@d.1y evening. Jan. 81. on tn
,unscyt. "Cbauccr'S Takes"
*Keep IL mind the BAPTIST Church
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

Fluffy Catkins. or Pussy Willows.
extrema ly ornamental. lasts for
months. naytona Cut Flower shop. -
orange Ave. 3al-f-24.lt
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

r. OF ihe *. cad perform
the patrias 81 Mount Yer
Rs evening al iae Auditorium.
'siAF meeting of directors q
IA s.afnNssf II enla4at 8
/ nossnened - : aafsr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

sec S a p cacsiptioa for Colds,
Fever and LeGrippe. It's the
most speedy remedy we know.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Breekwoldt aud Mrs
Geo. Ward and daughter have arrived
from thoir summer honc in New York
state and are stopping at their Writer
residence on North Halifax sscnla.
Sedbreeze for the winter. Many
friends are greeting them toGay on
their return.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

Hess of the firm of Hess 4
tame down fram D. ksonxillc
i 10 look after matters con.
pas leweiry store al the Hotel
bn.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

NiSh you the best Of every
i 1927 Rowes - 2S-tf.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

pd Mrs 0ieorg Il, Faate r.,
this morning from a trip 10
llm Beach.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

eSay it with flowers. Complet
guaranteed serv CO in all cities from
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-01-24

D. II RUTTER. " NJ.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
Judge Is
Lelliiel1t Fines
Kayser $500

John Kayser, Pratum Farmer,
an alleged bootlegger, secured
leniency from the county court
yesterday when his case was heard
by Judge William M. Bushey, who
because of the testimony of DR..
Wrightman only fined the culprit
$500. without Jail sentence.
nT. Wrightman testified that
Mrs. Kayser was in a very critical
condition due to the expected birth
of child and that the detention
of her husband by the state might
result in it's death, consequently
the Jail sentence was asked TO be
recinded.
Kayser case is the last of the
arrests made by S. NJ. Sandifer
special agent of state and anti
saloon league operator and pretty
well cleans up the county, accord
ing to District Attorney Carson
who stated that most of the liquor
now used in the county was
brought in from Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
Grain Returns
Set New Record

A check for $2u,45S was depos-
tied with State Treasurer Hoff
this morning by the grain inspec-
tion department Of the public
service commission. The amount
represents collections for grain in
spections during July and is said
to be approximately twice as large
as the ordinary monthly deposit,
indicating the rapid and radical
expansion experienced in the bust
ness of this department.
Increasing popularity Of Port
land as a grain shipping, center
has ben directly reflected in the
business of the states grain in
spection department which, 1t is
explained, anticipates an even
greater increase in grain inspec-
tions following the final determi-
nation of the Columbia basin
grain rate case which is believed
to have been settled through the
action Of the interstate commerce
commission in ordering the insti-
tuition of the freight rate differ
ential Friday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
Mrs. Zane Grey
Says Author was
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meet and a splendid conversation
alist. She sat and chatted about
the work of her husband sinee
their marriage back in 1905, soon
after his first novel was publish
ed. Although she writes little
herself, she is only interested in
the writing of her husband with
whom she has worked throughout
his career as an adviser and critic,
'I think Mr.. Grey is a born
writer" she said. Through his
college work in the University OF
Pennsylvania he studied for the
dentistry, and received nothing
more than the background of a
general education which would
equip him for the writing profes-
sion.
"He loves the west" she con-
tinued, "and is guided more by his
natural interest than by any arti-
ficial technique in constructing
and finishing his stories"
''Will he try to write outside OF
his present field?" 1t had been
intimated that many authors have
desire to try stories different
from the usual type of their writ
ings. HE may. Mr. Grey is deep
ly interested in moral problems.
But it is certain that he will not
turn to the social novel; it is too
much apart from his nature. He
is at present fishing on the Cata-
lima islands, and every year he
gets out in the same way in the
mountains or deserts, away from
everybody"
Has Been Here Before.
Mrs. Grey was in the Willamette
valley three or four years age
when Zane Grey gathered mater
ial for his novel Desert OF
Wheat" and later spent some
time in the mountains Of the state
Oregon is a lovely state" she
said.
The conversation had drifted to
other authors and authors hob
bies, but the big touring car was
already waiting at the curb and
Loren was hopping up and down
in the doorway impatiently, eager
to get on the road. So Mrs. Grey
had to go.
When the car swung out from
the curb Loren was smiling, hap
py, with a little hand eagerly
clutching the door of the car
Once more he was on his way tc
home in California--and dady.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
Third Son
Meets Death
By Violence

The third son to meet with a
violent death, Joseph Hammer, 19
year old son of William Hammer
of Mt. Angel died at a local hos
pital yesterday morning from a
fractured skull
Hammer had been working on
the silo located on his fathers
ranch Thursday morning and
when at lunch time he did not
appear a search was made and
the boy was found lying uncon-
scious in the inside of the struc-
ture. He was rushed to the hos
pital where every attempt was
made to restore him.
His brother was killed in an
automobile accident sometime ago,
while another was killed in an
explosion.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-30
Witness In Murder
Case Is Divorced

Joseph H. Klecher was granted
a divorce from his wife, Elizabeth
Isabella Klecker, December 5,
1919, on the grounds Of desertion'
The divorce was granted through
default and failure of Mrs. Klecker
to apear in court. Her last known
address was TAB, Oakland, Wiscon-
sin. The couple had no children.
The divorce papers state that Mrs.
Klecker deserted her husband in
1916.