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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25

covered with gravel. Take road
over hill.
Deschutes River r-Heppner juno
tion-Good except 4 miles east OF
John Day river, which is being
rocked.
The Dalles- California Highway.
The Dalies-Bend-Roads good
either through Sherman county or
via Dufur and Maupin.
Bend-Klamath Falls - Roads
fair to Lapine; from Lapine to
klamath Falls, traffic can travel
on either east or west side of Up
per Klamath lake. Road on west
side, through Harriman's Lodge is
very good and eliminates use Of
ferry which is in use on the east
side of the lake from Barclay
Springs to Modoc Point
Central Oregon Highway.
bend-Burns-Road in good con-
dition; take new Grad all way, as
1t is the best at this time.
Burns-Vale - Macadm:zed to
Lawen; from that point, very
rough and rutted and washed by
recent rains; many sharp curves
and steep grades.
Vale-0ntario and Nyssa-Fair
to Ontario, with county doing
some work which requires no de-
tours; Ontarion to Nyssa, good.
John Day Highway.
Arlington-Fos miles
south of Condor, new road being
macadamized; take old road. Re
mained Of road in good condition.
Fossil-Dayville-Fair condition,
as a whole: some construction un-
der way requiring small detours
which are we'll signed.
Dayville-Prairie City--Fair.
Prairie City, through ronside,
Brogan, to Vale aud Ontario
Road fair throughout, with some
rough spots; IL miles of macadam
between Brogan and Vale, with 4
miles of loose gravel, which is slow
travelling.
Shaniko- Mitchell Highway.
General condition of road, fair.
Mckenzie Highway.
Mckenzie Pass not yet open on
account of snow.
Sisters-Redmond-Good.
Redmond-Prineville-Fair.
Prineville- -Mitchell-on account
of recent rains, road is passahle
only to teams on account of mud
Roads out of Redmond and Bend
to- Deschutes river and Metolius
river, and out of Culver to the
Cove" for fishing, good; river is
still high but clear.
Most of Hood River valley roads
are in good condition.
McMinnville- -Tillamook Highway.
Observation-Disclosures.
Sheridan-Grand Under
construction and rough; passable
Grande Ronde-Hebo-M -Macadam-
lied and in good condition.
Hebo-Beaver-Under construc-
tion and rough.
observation-disclosures.
Hemlock- Pleasant Valley-tTn-
der construction and closed to tras-
fic; use old road, which is gravel
ed and in good condition.
Pleasant Valley Tillamook -
Paved.
Tualatin Highway.
Tualatin-Forest Grove = Paved.
Forest Grove-Yamhill - Under
construction. detours in fair con-
dition.
Yamhill- Northumberland.
Mt. Hood Loop Road.
Portland-Gresham-Paved.
Gresham -Sandy-Graveled and
in good condition.
Sandy-Forest Boundary-Unim-
proved and very rough.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25

Today's exercises were arranged
by the Sulgrave institution. or
ganized to foster friendship be-
tween Great Britain and the Uni
ted States.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25
,klet for Tourists
finished Tomorrow

49, .ss Omaha tourists who are
n ~ ,s y arrive here sometime
y -. -s Marion County Real
a'ion is just complet-
s,.psge booklet Of all
~ ns'ed for sale and con-
-. s.,a sssleral Information con-
IN -, and Marion county.
..I -. ~ be Presented for the
&c members tomorrow
zly luncheon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-25

road. which is graveled but rough
highway under constitution.
Amity-Holmes Gap-Paved ex,
cept short strip car Holmes Gap
Holmes Gap-Rickreall-Gravel
ed, but rough in spots.
Observation-Disclosures.
Monmouth Corvallis - Paved
except Z miles just south OF Mon.
mouth, which is good road.
Roosevelt Coast Highway.
Astoria Warrenton = Paved
part single track pavement.
Warrenton-Seaside = Paved tc
Skipanon; Skipanon to Seaside
under construction; highway clos
ed between $50 a. m. and $40
p m, except on Sundays when
paving work is not in progress
Detour vic Columbia Beach and
along ocean beach to Gearhart.
Seaside-Hamlet Junction-Gra.
veled road in fair condition.
Hamlet Junction Tillamook
County Line - Rocked, except
about X miles which is rough.
Tillamook County Line Tilla.
nook City-Graveled road, fair.
cat this point, road connects
with Observation-Disclosures high
way. For road to Neskowin. 70
through Beaver, Hebo to Nesko-
win. Road in fair condition
throughout, with some rough
spots, entirely passable.)
Southern part of Coast highway:
Marshfield-Coquille-Paped.
Coquille- Bandon - Road closed
with the exception of Saturday
nights and Sundays; in very good
shape.
Bandon-California Line-Road
in good shape,
tStage lines operating from
Marshfield to Gold Beach via Ban
don and Port Oxford. Marshfield-
Bandon, over the Seven Devils road
which is in fair condition.)
Coos Bay-Roseburg HIGHWAY.
Coquille Myrtle Point = Fair
condition.
Myrtle Point-Roseburg = Very
rough, over Coos Bay wagon road
which is only one open.
(Stage line are operating from
Marshfield to Roseburg, via Co
guile alAl Myrtle Point.
Ashland-Klamath Falls Highway
Ashland-Klamath Falls-Green
Springs Mountain road open but
rough in places, but generally
good travelling. Best road, how
ever, is by way of Ager, Klamath
Hot Springs and Topsy grade.
klamath Falls-Lakeview High
way-Now in good condition, bad
spots have been recently worked.
Lakeview Lapine Highway -
Good shape, from Lapine to Bend,
on The Dalles-California. highway,
in good shape.
Lakeview-Burns Highway = In
good condition; also road via Lake
Albert open and in fair condition.
Klamath Falls-C California State
Line, via Malin and MerriI-Is in
very good shape.
Columbia River Highway.
Astoria-Portland - Paved with
exception of one mile through city
of Rainier, which section is gra-
veled but very. rough.
Portland-Hood River-Paved.
Hood River-The Dalles-Paving
started just east of Hood River;
highway closed between hours of
s a. m. and 1890 p. m. and l D.
m. and $3.50 p. m. on working
days. Take new road all the way
to The Dalles.
The Dalles- -Dcschutes River
New road not open on account of
large rock cut and sand not yet
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
STRIKE IN P07Tu1'L
B..-au s.r.tel by Fecp. e a0 Effort ty Check Upward Climb Of
 Lu.~- Costs.

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 I.. ..... MP. ...-w.' a. ."" r'.. .... ....... "" ... e.-. 70. .n' ....--..~ n. .E.a. r"r.""r.E ..r .... ur u..~.. s... IS .ur ..'. .....r Of sr,a for ..r uo"rrr .a".
 Tho ...y roun#~ ar Lisbon ant ,r.-. srs nurmrr.- 'n >rnn .a' wN. ....-~ %. tnr pr.....r- .E rwo.a- .u- .r-. unaaa.~ %. mn-.~H from >r,r.ummul and ~,..r- r ar "". rr-H ..n n-.rr rytur-.. .."m Hu r"'- T.. h. ~.r.hnrrrr>.
 Tho urn~rarrr> r>a.r. fhr public t' refrain from buying r..r H nr.rr 'o bring down Inc price ant aunom'e. r.r-~ have nreu made nE ~rsrra. ruts Ia come lu -nat food
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

..-r.r of friends surprised Nr -.u.. ,.-..a with 50 party al tH" home rs M- and Mrs. Gur.eIo last ~.-..a.s wsu. Mir nu....d has .... ,-u.- with H.s parents for .....n vr.a-. I,y v.J ...N. .w ~.a v.au,.s,o gu rar SuuAur Uu. ..u. n.~ norous.,y ouioyuhI. .um -..-- t. finish. The ,an-o..a a..m u. s...- neon.e he'd a wnHI.r.a.. ...a ..a Most ut r.. esra."a N.e ... !. I.u,.u- and s.u-..- "a".. ..a candy wr~ s.N.1 .' .'...- a.- refreshments r.-..nrr..~. ... ,..a@ .ad saar a.- a"...r"-
 r.. s.uag r.an.. a.n n.."E"a .." ......- yr. ". uu...l N.r. ..s ..u.- Il. Smith. Mr. .aa Mrs. " \ .....-. ... ...~.~ "ass Conway. N.... ...... a.aa-...a. ;a~.usom. .... ....... u...- olson. S.d.. ....... . .-u..... r........ \.... ..r .a.. ~n.mrr. u.@ HaH... .....- ...... Ca..art.. ....r. ... ........ ..H ... Er-~.. s... ...... ..... g....E. rrr~a. ,..... ... ....a o.r...d E-.. #..-....a. ....... u..s. l... -. E..... s.. .. N..... .u..r H..-... ..... ww.... ...... N...... .... N".-. ...r.. ~r..... ..u ...
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
FILM NEWS

Anthony Hopes r..a... s.an "cmrau Drurr. las ..m.oa ... movies First published as aa.. the adventures a. aas..- ..aaa se.nc. service .-..s a.waa d worthy romnaulm Q. ta. authors r.a. hook. .Taa rusa-.. u. I..ta which was .ae aam@a Haa. as . flood O. m@am@. n.uw. ua popularity a. "Uan..u u.aw.- .. Mr Hope ta d.ama.... .s ..a .. stage play Was produced Mn.. - -.. Nmors,. and abroad E.w.. r. story was made n.n a -.a.... .. der the #ua O. "h. h#..-... :. Hearts"
 The picture r.-.~ .. ..-.-.-..- yara Of adventure ..r. aa. ...... .. excitement .r a ...r-.... ...... j. northern Italy ~.. -... .. . .- oG uA-,f-u-. .-..r-- .... ... .. orrs of tHa Enun"~~.' '... - wsa6 to pay him ... ...-..". flask which Ia ...... .. |. is .-r...- 2. ....
 Robert W.-a... -...- ... ........ wa.0 ~n-a .r '5-..-...- II. and uara~n r..#w... ..... sf.o rho 5.s.... .-.-
 popular rMn-.-.r .- .. ..... trn n.-"."- H...-' .. and -.-..r.r -...r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
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Two da..e- were -l'ru during 'ng vu.a a. tuu White Pass hall Mon- a.. .r.r..gs dance vas for r." .. .. ur ..a sailors from ,.a s"~. ... ...-.- "L>r'..or." which w-- ... nr.. Gurr ,ae su.uu> and f.. ....I people a.u attended -ra@ .. enjoyed ,.r dauge r.a suouaa ..... wu- -i,uu oa "Wednesday u,. ...- \ small crowd a. ~.a2waN ....... and tourists had d a".a rw. ....-..... ... ...r 70. nuuHrr~
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

... M..... ...n has -H.".G.l . .... .. -.....- their ..a. H..d.r- .... .... .uu #u-au.ara. Uaaaary .... ... |. IS ..v ia a.-o. ,r was . .... ... tn -.- ug2tag r.r would -...a r." ..~#. %. u..u- ... ...#. .- from raa water ta Hs ..... ..a.... >a.... En.ss ... ....- wa- nroa.-. ...or. -.--
 ..- un....d .... ~n.a The ...... ... "... ..rs ~.. obtained. .. .....- a.-u ua.nr walked The
 ..... .. .... arrm.-a, .asn It ..- .... .. ua ul pull. n heinz
 .. ... .- .a..vn r.r ,... a-ala. ... ... ..., .aa ra.da- Is m ..... .... is still ..' of work to ... -... !. .Nr- .r un ready .os use. <. Wi" ..a a.r ua.N considerable ..... .... l. w... a'~a take quite a .-.. m...E .s su., However. the worry H n..-.ng rn. house ra 0....- Is uuw over and aar of aau- -.. from ..n tide
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

r.. I.uAr Ln harSu excursion trt' given ry ur Daughters ul lho Em n.r. m Wh5tehorse Was great sHo ,.ss. a.,ordug ro the Sha2way pru r.. who made the trip X uumhn. .r noun.. from SNagway attended ..u a..r The steamer rrf White horse tav Lake lt barge Saturday -s.r.a- and returned tho next morn. nag uaueug ou a harEr in front O. r.. steamer wa- enjoyed u. even
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
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... Mrs |. \ ...r...-r. ... .. .... . E..-.. .... ..... ... ....... ...ra ...-... ....
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
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 ... .. ..- .s.a -a.n- ....
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 .... us NJ. and Mrs !. l. ... .. Monday a....-. # N. ... .. ,.- -.... ..-... ..... ... -... h.. Mrs .. . ..... Mrs . W E-,. ... ..- . !. "... ...... ... ..-. .. . ...... .... .. r.. ..... . E. ..a Mrs. l.. X ...-. .. .- ....-d..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

Nearly Erty late oo1yw-sEEt books by the best authors. gre now on sale at popular prices Lock the lis, over before the one ysu have hecD desiring to read is re.i. keller Bros.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

.... .. .~ ..I N-.-.ua $ ...r. r..-. who cam. down were. .. ...u...a. Ns and Mrs Hrv- .. E. ..a H.. U..a S-".
 .. ....a ns.. r.nu-. and
 ......- .E a. a.-. whom E.w
 -..a.a. 5.a rw -.. -a -... .... .-.r -.nG nauH.- NJ. .ra .l- .... .... 2. -... uar r...". .r." ,Ha
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
Subscribe for Che natIr Alaskan
D0duot About Tree for
 Hours to Escape Bull

H.a- ug w..a uu Ht"r.
 .. .. around a sturdy oak .... ..- severn, hours until rrS- .-e .. fellow vnr,uru was ... ... ar.uu.r %. A..rr. Me- N..r '.r..n roundup man em. .... 70. ..r -~s1.u- ranch oC
 -u. c=ram. uvHr C.>.ato Ia.
 rur-n TWO EuarS ago, stocked
 ~.r-..n u. r.mNy- land. and uu. .. .Gu n.rI was sold recently !, ... a.r lrra mo.e>rr6
 r. ~rmvtrI HGH ku.aErI Nr N.run from his hne~r 3ur.ug .. r"wEur Hr sought rn.u-. u.rI rrrr. which fnn autwa. H.~-.I repeatedly. each t.mr m. mnruyrrna hy thr a-..r M. ,annn. who managed cnut.uw. e .o keep the tree between .h.m
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
.. u. ,.a onfa.ah.v ouuags a

..-. u. '.. arlasuh.r oulugs Q. -.. Nw.s W.s an excursion party |. ...... u..e..r. -.,ru hE N. a@a ... . g r..u y.o uar,s Nas wad. .. .. Mss Pearl Stone. Miss E"H =.... Ms 0ood..o. Miss E.s.. U.a.n. ..u Mr. and Mrs. culn T." U.y ..- .... ... aa nuu.a t".. ....- .... ... served and ".-E ... r.......r rn.r..d lar rr.r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

@ The Week In Society $


party WAS joined later m The "'r" ing h, Un, aud Ms F.. h. Wml'r-
 n.r-ur Ur and Ms q. Y. It"han. r.. Mir and Mrs. C. W Ask
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
FULL GOSPEL MISSION sixth AvCnue East os Broadway
Bible SuGy Class

Bible SuGy Class We believe t- the Bible doctrine of experimental salvation. 1s -aIsa, by ,ae Icadl7e mon o- al E-o-os- ra0r churches. and That -.e blood of Jesus c-as1sas from a. s.. Welcome to any o. tne sa--.eas Sunday morning. T o'clock Sunday School. s.s..
 Sunday ova-.-E. -.s1. Thursday evening. ....
 Reverend ". F. S.ocusle-.
 and wife. n charge.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
ST. usEEs CATHOLIC oHvEcH

.. Holy ..--... "........ ...... Sunday ~.... \. ...-.-- l..-...-
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
HaineS Notes

..... -..... .y. ...... ..". a... .... ..-.. .." . ... .... M. H..."... -........ D.. ... -..- .. .... ....a r..u...s. -.... ... .... .... ..a-... .a. .. .... ... .. .......... -....... ... ...-. ....... H. >....... ;. II. .. ..... . ... .... .. .... ....
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

T.a tu.. orl.r a. Moose 30. #....s ... -.E.n- & aaHo" 'nu.-.r . -..r ".r \ number O. ln.a. u.. ... .....r ID make -un trip m .,.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
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.. ..G Mrs Il.aard A-..nE .el. "..-... r.- for vacation ...n .. ... Nuao. They will '0s. '..-.. and .-.-J N.au" river
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
CHURCH NOTES
CHRISTIAN sguNoT

--.--. s...... ..- .. ...a -. --... -. -.. .. ... .......= .. ... ..~..- .-.-.. .. >...s.... z...-.. au,.u.- .- s.-= .... ....... .. ...--.
 tnu~.aan -H.a.. -a.l....
 S----g s..-.. -. --...
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The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

Mr. \ .a~w.~.. arrived .u IT.. ... |" N.U.. stE Mr. Eas. ..-.. ..s .-.u ln t.. w.-.#.-. ..r
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
mmlana>.. .a. nua"
r.-... -...- r.r. ....

E..... .........  .... ....- -.. .... ..... . ..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

.. . . -..... W.n ..~ n..- l' u..- ... a wa.a "aaa-.d in pro. ..--..... a.... returned ro ,u" city .....-.-. H. .nn un r.n next u.. ... Nr. .. where .a win spend
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06
SI a Month
nHr> ,nrr m r. I4 Days

Drugs -.---. ...."
 u.>...E- .a..= -. cure .....-- ...-a #...-.r= .- ..-.--...-- ... Instantly relieves ... --a - g.. ..- ga. -.s.... ..... " ..
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

~ur-. r.. ... r-a E#g h..-..-
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

.. .-..N -.
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 w.N-.."... ..-.-.-...- .. ..- ....
 Martin. |-.aas.. F.~@ Eur-..-... .... -.. -.-. Final runHaasou. Aug -t. rs-l
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

T.#rrrrf Order uT
 Eagles
 ~H.-wrT Aurrr. No. 11r I"r-rrH Order ot ra-Ia~, meet grs f-u ar. .-. uaHr.-Tay night of sarh ..... .... ..H on TfrrH Ave ... ....- .r...er- cordially inc .... .".
 w T.. ROGERS. " P. ...-... IT.. ~a. ?. ..-s
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

r. e A. M.
 White TasE Lodge P. G A.. H. 1L No. 1EE, meets 2Hd . . and tth Saturday evenings nr rach month nt $ o'clock. Visiting Bre.hrcn are vei- ..wr
 r"UN ". HANSEN. W. W. I.T -.anl.-H. Secretary
The daily Alaskan., 1921-08-06

Prs. HuTr....... .... ... ..-.. Final Application. A#E -a. 1921.
Evening journal., 1921-11-17
PASS
CALLOW YOUTH
Old Boys With the Bald
heads Now Reign
Supreme
IT'S THE LATEST
STYLE IN MEN

CHICAGO. Nov. II CUnlted
Press) s).-Callow youth has been
banished from the napper's hearts;
the man OF 45 now reigns supreme.
It's the old boy with the bald
head or gray locks who has won
first prize as the great American
lover.
Girls. II you n aven't middle
aged admirer at tho head OF your
list. you're out Of date. For they are
the latest winter style IN men.
Miss. Marceline Stokes. social
worker who knows whereof she
speaks. is the authority for the
above.
1t startlos me-" she exclaimed to-
day "the way young men are being
dismissed with the snap OF a finger
for the middle-aged men.
"Girls. among whom / do much
Of my work. tell me they prefer the
companionship Of the older men.
that young men bore them because
they are 80 immature.
zone girl. perhaps not so cultured
as the others. made this statement.
"I'd rather have a hard-boiied old
man than a half-baked youth"
Evening journal., 1921-11-17
CHICKEN SHOW
NEXT JANUARY
Fanciers Hope for More
City Back Yard Poultry
RaiSerS
IDEA is TO CUT
COST OF LIVING

Realizing that the maintaining OF
a few producing hens in the city
backyard will be a factor in reduc-
ing the cost OF living fer the aver
age family. members Of the Dla-
mond state Poultry and Pet Stock
Association at a meeting last night
decided to hold a free chicken ex-
hibition some time in January. 1t
Is hoped that through such an ex-
hibiuon Wilmingtonians will become
interested in backyard poultry rais-
ing.
The meeting was held at Felrs
store, 1O9 West Fourth street, and
following the annual election OF
officers. the show was discussed.
The election OF officers resulted
as follows: Lewis S. Fell. president;
Walter l.. Broughton, first vice pre-
sident; Alfred c. Willing, second vice
president; Charles G. Speakman,
treasurer, and william II. Sewer.
secretary.
The executive committee will be
announced in>a few days Efforts
are now being made to lease a large
store in Market street for the COM
ing show.
Evening journal., 1921-11-17
AGED Wife SUES
FOR SUPPORT
Tells Court Husband Has
Not Helped Her for II
Years
ORDERED TO PAY
$40 MONTHLY

When Samuel L. A. Morgan was
given hearing before Deputy Juigo
Lynn. In Municipal Court. this morn
ing on a charge OF non-support OF
his wife, he told the court that his
wife turned him out OF his home
fourteen years ago.
Mrs. Morgan. however. sail that
hrr husband did virtually nothing
for her or their children in the past
seventeen years Drink and an
aversion for work were his troubles.
she said. "He lives where he haiEs
up his hat" she told the court
She said she has been compelled
to work practically an her married
life In order to give her two boys
one OF whom Is now 81 years OF
age and the other rs. an education.
Morgan said that he dropped an
action for divorce that he had
brought against his wife when ne
was led TO believe that she would
not ask support OF him.
Judge Lynn placed an order OF
$40 month against Morgan when
he expressed his willingness of pay
ing that amount toward his wlfe's
support.
Evening journal., 1921-11-17
DIR. LAYTON LEADS
OPPOSITION TO BILL

Special to The Evening Journal.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. Nov. H.
Congressman caleb r. Layton. Of
Delaware will lead the opposition to
the so-called maternity bill when Il
comes up for consideration this ar
ternoon. DR.. Layton said ne was
supported in his hostility to the mea-
sure by large section of the clti-
zenship OF Delaware. but II he we're
alone In his views he would make
every possible effort 20 defeat the
bill.
Hundreds OF citizens Of Whining
ton. Dover Georgetown. Newark and
other points In Delaware have writ
ten the Congressman urging him TO
fight tho measure. he says. II Is
conceded by opponents Of tho bill
that II will pass. but just the same
they are going 20 talk and vote
against it
Il am determined to do every
thing possible TO defeat this obnoX-
ious measure" said Dr. Layton. II
believe my constituents are with me
but In any event I could not stultlfy
myself by voting for the bin. II Is
wrong In principle and an Invasion
OF the rights of the States TO control
their local affairs
we had enough OF centralized
authority during and after the war.
What we want now 20 do Is TO de-
centralize matters and give 20 the
local authorities the power to exer-
else rights given them by the Con-
stitution."
Evening journal., 1921-11-17

NEW YORK. Nov. II Omitted
Press) He told me ne was 100
per cent. pure and 9s per cent.
handsome"
Miss Anna Elizabeth Niebel. for
mer Folues beauty. poked her head
between the curtains OF her room
here today and had that TO say re-
garding former Congressman Myron
T. Herrick.
She said he had boasted OF his
beauty. asked her to marry him and
then failed to do Il. She said this
was the reason she has fled pre-
liminary papers in a $4,000 breach
OF promise suit.
IL don't know about all he said.
but I'm sure he wasn't 9S per cent
handsome" Miss Niebel declared.
HE didn't hold my hand and whis-
per sweet nothings In my ear He
didn't even get down on one knee
when he proposed. He just said:
Kid, I like you and you like
newell get married. II didn't
think much OF the idea but he told
me he had piles and piles Of money
and lots Of oil wells out in Oklahoma
so I planned to marry him. call
ed in my mother and he said IL over
to her. He said: The kid likes me
and I am going 10 marry her.
SO we figured Il was all fixed
THE first I heard Of him was when
we were living in Washington and
handsome he was. I thought II no
was so handsome I would look hin
over. he called at .he house and
saw him several times
'T didn't think much Of him as
lover He acted like a nine o'ciocl
fellow in one Of these all nigh
/ towns
I've got witnesses 10 prove tina.
he proposed. There was a report
er on a Washington paper thai
used 10 come to see me. lie was In
another room listening when Mr.
Herrick proposed. Ny mother and
several other witnesses also were
listening"
Miss Niebel declared she was but
is years old while Herrick admit
ted he was "a. "I think Il was
nearer a." she added. Then sh,
withdrew.
Mrs. Niebel declared she had filed
the preliminary papers for hei
daughter because she was under age
I An affidavit detailing the circum.
stances will be filed within a few
/ days. she said
Mrs. Niebel said her daughter wa
one of 40 girls entered in a beauty
contest alleged to have been con
Quoted by Herrick. The Congress
man often told her daughter. shi
said. that he couldn't see any Of th'
other girls except her and one other.