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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

20 render themselves practically a.
cure from the pred1tnrf eaVnae trihen
who lett no " unfnolenfed. they
enaconced themselves on the top OF
tihs rock Island OF the sky" and
built theiF dwellings IN q continuous
line win a blank face to the APP
pf"fcn 20 thai u appears 20 be merely
the clln. II you are permitted 10
scale" the walls and View the In
tericr OF their clay land they are
very Kind and hospitable to tho white
visitors. displaying beautiful wares.
thc anle % which Is perhaps one OF
their chief means o. earning q liveli-
hood). 20 viii see the fronts ~ the
houses are OF the genuine. antique.
purolo style of architecture, three
stories In height. the tWo upper slories
.s'h reseding With . ladder from
The ground TO the second story
and stone steps up the sid OF the
house. to the third story. which usual.
" contains the livlnn room In the
old, da1geroua DAYS. the inhabitants.
W. are told, used the nronnd floor
only for storage (more safety
flrs") and pulled the ladded up after
them. VI were especially favored
~ hcinF permitted 20 visit on h
third floor OF Of the dwellings.
-" Hi' thNHAH VI tuNio INDIANS who
hod been educated al Carlisle. and
considered our ability physically 10
do 30 quite an achievement; particu-
larry the descent u the ladder.
The old mission church of San Es-
teban manned after the ~. stephen
who was q kiug VI Hungary. canon.
ized hy Pope Benedict TX. because of
HIS zeal In converting Magyass) ~
a delight 10 the eye, ard the building.
u n claimed. furnished the chief
motif Tor the much-admlred New
Mexican building at the san Diego
exposition. a replica OF which IN now
In the city OF Santa Pc. called n
cathedral Of tho Desert" housing
u fine arts museum Alhuquerpucans
VIII please take notice thnt santa W.
is more alive to the advantages of
romantic advertising" than W. are.
Yet, We are the logical center OF
population In New Mexico. 80 let's
begin 20 blow our horn aud call the
world. bccause We really have some
tEinE &c summon Il "a. Anyone WIN
have Travelled much realizes that many
or the so-calicd points of Interest.
widely advertiaed. are mere ~fakeai
OF much cSaHeeratcd." Acoma. TO-
one L. a very real n very marvellous
ant unique attraction. to which tours
are now made from AibuQuerque al
a very reasonable price per person.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

The Editor ~ al home 10 those
who are TIRED Of the same old stun
and want q change. Ana hy the way.
brins some ~suRGcstions along.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

Too much nnnot be said Tor the
booster. Too much cannot be done
10 the knocker. You arr iu one oiaas
or the Other. Which b. ~"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

11of.s lAef lalre Alteration Of
atorkhen sid IAHltf4 nm - n Al
hnQutf11| 4anioftoN whom thr loins
mestnn ~ ~ ~tttuemen and hank.
efs q held Al the Chamber 81 COM
n>'I1e rooms ~ expnrrei today.
~ Al, tanHtrt caIilaman and rhcrp-
r4rn iifoazhoeI H. state 10 extend
iht npftihf " p. Ramsey. head 81
tnf Federal rrfnftF bank ~ Dallas.
.. g p ne principal speaker a ne
j1Sft Ramsey ). msslnr The .rlp
hett for The purpose 81 learnIne tho
nsses % ". 5,i2smsn ere 20 obtain
iissk rasir,iS ana Tn
Hernden. president 81 The stats Ne
lIonaI hank Expressed doubt today
that OoV|furr Harding o. h fedr1nl
tenerrf noafd Wopld ~ IN Aihuoacr-
ne from tf~.tytnHe WyonIns y time
re- * mf,,'us xss ..,e thss n
dirty ~ Order 10 mafs y, rsso al
sthefuie ~ ras eheduled % reach
@INu1Ittf0Uf Tomorrow nnfnlnk and
lf1tt herr friday nifht for nj paso.
The WrfIinr Tor tomorrow wns
ftI|ta ~ NC, Herndon on behalf 81
W. ntItef1 am Ht 2 request of
Ent1ER Miller CANT
AITENn MEETING
The Federal Ntseree hoard could
rspafff can4i.ians Tor stock men %
The writ by ffsclndinR the rulings
made May ~ 1850. s~nefeaEIne the H.
iereei rates % banhe and ol~scouraelne
legitimate invtttWents N fhe opinion
ffAftf MINT SOIL man u Roa-
VIII 10 n IuIt4ftNl ueceiVud ~ tnf
nTefeloFy of tho New Mexico Cattle
and sheer TtoutIt association here
lha uI4If1nn- Nj N1ftr utn asked
attend the conference 10 b. held
Governor Hafoinf o. the federal
rr1eFre naafa - IN hihuqEnfqne TO-
InofrpW. fut VAS forced 20 decline.
~ VIII b. rhenrlnF for several days
vet. to aid and ran not get away
a this lIInf~ 10 seut hA oElnion %
aclien a,Seulf ~ asked for BY
Of the state. however.
The nants m41 rcrelre
nent soon o. the west viii b. de-
'i<t>a 81 ifec>tpc,4r fhs telegram
MID. L|. .||||A /
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

AMER school h GU We are going
e. give you more reading matter for
your money"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Testifies Husband Poured Hot
Cocoa Down Her Back. in Suit
For Divorce; Wins Case; AIimony

Dishes flew: she was hit on the
head with Toy wagons and chairs and
hot cocoa was poured down her
back.
These are tho allegations upon
which Mrs Mary Ethclha has oh
tained q divorce from her husband
kny Etholha. The hearing OF tho
dlNoreo suit consumed a large part
OF the day yesterday In the district
court and final arguments were not
completed until this morning.
mrs Etheiha alleged that her hus-
band once mt her on the head with
a ioy waFon, and often struck her
win chairs. She testified that he
ohee craFFcd her out OF the housC
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

by b hair OF tho head She said
also that he once poured some hot
cocoa down her back us she was
cooking o meal
Mrs Etholba was granted the DE-
vorcc on the grounds Of cruelty. She
wal given the custody Of their four
children. Eugene. Ethel. william and
Upton. and was also allowed $50 a
month aiimony.
Tho husband admitted in the tcsii-
mony that he had struck his wife.
saying they had Often uuarrelcd. Ho
had brought \ counter charge OF
adultery District Attorney Ernest
u. Garcia r-cprosontod the plaintiff
and Attorneys kloct and McCuinncss
nude up NE coumlel lor The d~elunAe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

~ q. q 4. sEavrce
AtbEitAl- Has. June a.--Ths
smallest Newspaper in the world h
a weekly published here BY Alice
Nlchola.
Aias Nichols became an editor and
publislier al . and nj as Is everything
on her paper from reporter to car
rier. she has a national subscrlp-
tion list.
Ser paper, the Nichols Herald, has
four pages ana IN 1--WE by seven inches
II carries news, editorials and adeer-
Using. Miss Nichols get the news
writes the copy. sets up the type In
the Nlchoia hltcnen. carries II h the
job office. runs the press aud delivers
the paper personally ~ Liberal and
attends 70 TN mailing Of copies going
A glance through tho recent
shows she IL a p~rugressive with a
OF humor. some examples.
Don't worry, girls. N your eye
inahea are not long and iusirous. be-
cnuse the beauty parlors now carry
iashes which can he pasted on"
Tho Edifor y al home 20 iho-e
who are ,lred OF the same old stun
and want q nhange. Ana hy the way,
hrinK some sugecstions along"
Too much cannot be said for the
booster. Too much cannot be done
the knocker. You ars iu one class
Or the other. which b re-
AFTER school u out We are going
give you more reading matter for
your money
o
"Rockcfciier gave s7o.0O0.0o 10
the General Edgcofion Board inat
year, This sure came On handy and
more similar contributions would be
welcome"
She started 20 get out the papcr
when b lived in Manhattan, Kas.
The first issue she caliss the Tiny
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Sheep Sanitary
Board Members
Meeting Here

The regular meeting OF the Sheep
sanitary board which was scheduled
70 open hi morning In the office of
John kobcriH0n, SECRETARY. did not get
under way until late this afternoons
hecausc ~ d inability Of some OF
the members 10 reach here today.
Mr. Robertson said his afternoon
however That all member probably
VIII De here by tomorrow. WHEN the
mectinN VIII De- resumed. Those who
were present for the meeting thls az
tef noon were Antonio Snlnmr Of
C~rdarVnle. Miguel Gonzales OF Abb
quiu and jose a. Saiazar OF Aibuquer-
Cue.
The ~advirahility as insiiinR q dipping
order ~ 10 De- thc main huHlucss Of the
board.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09
Russia and Ireland
Said to Have Entered
Into . Treaty

LONDON. 1nne 9Th. rover
rsenf l<ese<f g. . white D this
afternoon The ie< OF what purports 10
H. thu 1Fnft O. pfspoae1 treaty be-
tho Russian soviet goprrnment
and the ftpuhIc % Ireland which
the government states MAS captured
IN Dublin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-09

"ROckcfciier gave s7o.OO0.00 TO
y General Education Board last
year, This sure came On handy and
more similar contributions would be
welcome"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Refused to Swap
PoSSum for Horse

Crawfordville, Ca. Jan. 81 An
unusual horse trade was made here
few days ago when the owner OF
the horse agreed to swap in an
even exchange for a possum. When
the horse was produced, however,
thhe owner of the possum decided
he had spent too much time and
had contracted too much cold as a
the possum to warrant the ex-
result of his exposure in catching
change. The trade was called off.
This incident, however, is not to
be taken as a criterion of livestock
value in the county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Police Discover
Moonshine Still
In Tenement House

New York, Jan. 2S.-Fighting
their way into a fifth floor tene-
ment room in city hall place early
today police discovered an elabor-
ately equipped moonshine still, a
rack of shotguns and many rounds
of ammunition.
The police We're attacked by
three men. The three were sub
dued after a 80 minute fight and
arrested charged with violation o..
the liquor law.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

AFTER jumping" a two weeks
board bill, Amy Lucas, 10, and
Gladys Lucas, 25, left Dallas and
came TO Salem yesterday to take a
train for California, Sheriff Orr,
of Polk county, phoned police yes
terday. Officers here learned after
an investigation that two girls,
answering to the description OF
the Dallas women, boarded the
San Francisco express yesteI day.
Sheriff Orr was notified, and he,
in turn, wired police at Grants
Pass to board the train and search
for the girls.
E. H. Pixley, who recently gave
up his life insurance activities here
to reenter the University of ore
gon, arrived in Salem this after
noon by automobile for a short
business visit. Tomorrow he VIII
leave for Portland to attend
meeting of insurance men.
Charles Robinson, of this city,
who is attending the University OF
Oregon, arrived here yesterday
from Eugene to spend the week
end visiting relatives.
Her little daughters bicycle was
stolen last night, Mrs. T. B. ROD
inson. 1917 Market street, COM
planned to officers.
!
Nomking Cafe. formerly the
Canton, American and Chinese
dishes. 1929 N. Commercial.
Mrs. Byron Bates of Shelburn
was in Salem a few days this week
visiting her sister, Mrs. Annie Rus
sell who has been confined in the
Salem hospital for some time.
Mrs. Adie Knowland has re-
turned from Albany where she
spent few days visiting at the
home of her brother, Fred Ward
G. Fl. Raw of CrabtPee drove to
salem Wednesday and spent the
day shopping, returning in the
| evening.
Florence Taylor and David are
gerter of near Scio were Salem
visitors during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Staples, who
arrived here several weeks ago
from North Dakota, are visiting
This week with friends in CorVal-
lis.
Vim, RYAN of scio was a visitor
in Salem a few days this week.
Attorney H. e. slattery or Eu-
gene is in the city on business.
His hicvcle, left in the down
town district last night was stoi- ,
en-. Donald Brooks. $50 South z4'h
street, told police.
Tanham Taxi Co. Phone $40. 20
IT. 7. williams has returned 10
his home in Salem after spending
several days in Roseburg atteho-
ing to business matters.
II G. Wheeler of Pleasant HILL
Lane county, was in town on ous-
iness yesterday.
Mrs. H. w. Ely is this week en-
tertaining her brother, {. M. MY
matt, of ROseburg.
Baby Chicks-55S State St.
The Newfoundland sealing tleel
in 1920 got 33,9s5 seals, valued az
$159,925 net,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

who issued a statement describing
there is no claim on the part of
the metal. "Radium is a metal
that is described as having a white
metallic lustre," says the statement.
"It has been isolated only once or
twice, and few persons have seen
it. 1t is ordinarily obtained from
it's ores in the form of sulphate,
chloride or bromide. and it is in the
form of these salts that it is usu-
ally sold and used"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

These salts, it is stated, are all
white or nearly white substances,
whose appearance is no more re-
markable than that of common
salt or baking powder. Tubes con-
tanning radium salts glow mostly
because they include impurities
which the radiations from the ra-
dunn cause to give light, say the
survey experts. Radium minerals,
they add, are rarely if ever lumi-
neScent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Bicyclist Struck
by Woman Autoist

The front wheel of a bicyle rid
den by Albert Santo, of this city,
was smashed when it was struck
yesterday by an automobile piloted
by Hattie M. Jackson, 400 N High
street. according to Santos report
to police.
Santo said he was riding east on
Court and that the woman driver,
who had been proceeding west on
Court, failed to signal when she
turned south on Liberty street. Mr.
SantO was uMiniured.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
lily Statistics
ntnd

her home, 1927 N.
beet, Friday January 2S.
breua NJ. Schultz, wife of
schultz, at the age of 40
.Opral will be held Mon
moon at 2 o'clock from
6lllger home. Rev. Powell
Hate and internlent Will
in the Lee Mission cere-
s-At his home near Tur-
Priday, January 2S, 1921,
u. Morris, at the age of
hrs.
4 survived by one sister,
Westfall and one niece,
..;ght. both of Turner. The
/. Win be held from the
! church Sunday at l
Rev. Mickey will aave
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Joseph S. Boggs, State Highway
Engineer of Kentucky, has made
the statement that poor roads cost
the state s25,OO0,OOo year.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

ssUu I'LL JoI I9qlB9M IesIo W eIqE
-ssA 81 Iauupu0 usHsuH eul vi 9snoI
-luSEI ouolsHppH 10 luSII 9uL
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Works of art in the capital are
acquired by gift from private indi-
viduals and from states.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Funeral Notices


The funeral of Hubert Donald
Hansen, thirteen months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Hansen.
will be held Saturday at 2:3O D. m
at Rigdon chapel, Rev. Kantner
officiating. Burial will be made in
the City View cemetery.
The funeral of Bessie Cathripe
Wilson will be held Saturday at
1 p. m. at Rigdon chapel. Burial
will take place at the Lee Mission
cemetery.
The funeral of Andrew C. Brig
man will be held this afternoon at
two o'clock at Rigdon chapel. Bpr-
ial will be made in the City View
cemetery.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

.pENT EVENTS !
sssL-so-oregon-lda ! !
M &c c. A association !
stion. ro,stoy \
r Rotary auspices !
Il 5 p. m. IN i
,.9tic .0t debate, salem !
eiA1trC and oregon City !
iO0. ii%O0American legion ! I
! at the armory' . 2
a-puroc hog day; !
.. sole; state fair
/. 's.s.-Burns' aniver- ! !
4.-Lausanne nan = :
kouse. 49, 10th \
/ o5-Burns anniver- :
IT. y meeting, Mrs. J. !
|son home upd !
armory' =, l. L, L. !
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

the ram has ceased long enougb
10 dry out the soil a little. CU,no
10 the early rain many farmers
were unable to do as much n,o,,
ing last fall as they usually do and
as a result the acreage of fall
sown grain in some localities is
much less than in former seasons
me hill lands are said to he east
ly worked at the present time and
some few farmers are plowing on
Howell Prairie and French Prairie
why not investigate the oppor-
tunities offered as a result of taxi
ing night course at night. Mon
day, January 81, a new class will
begin at the Capital Business col
lege. Call at the office for details.
25*
There will be two periods for
the story hour at the library Sat
urday morning. The first hour at
$3.50 and the second at 10:3O. Miss
Flora Case will choose for her sub
ject the story of the Talking
Bird, the Singing Tree and the
Golden Water" a tale from the
Arabian Nights.
DR.. Heisley of Silverton was
transacting business in Salem yes
terday.
Governor Olcott has been alb
sent from his office for the past
several days recuperating from
blood poisoning. He is still con-
fined to his bed at his residence
but attending physicians state
that he will probably be able to he
out and around the first of the
coming week.
Pure wool home knitting yarns,
nothing better, 2 OF. balls 45c
each. See them at the Salem Wool
en- mills store. R. T. Bishop man
ufacturer.
Oliver Graham, 1924 Chemeketa
street, and William Gupton, 1893
Mission street, were taken into
custody Wednesday by Chief Of
Police Moffitt who charged them
with making away with the ice
cream reported stolen recently
from the home of Roy Mills, 1885
Court street The ice cream freez-
er, officers said, was found in one
of the boys homes.
You will have callers represent
ing the Young Women's Christian
association Feb. l, 2 or 3. Be pre-
pared to receive them graciously'
26+
Mart Viesko, 1924 North Lib
erty street, was ordered yesterday
by officer Hayden to place a
light on some sand and graVei
which he is said to own at the
corner of Court and 18th street
and of which complaint had been
made at the police station.
Basket ball, Corvallis high
school VS. Salem high school, arm
olS 25+
mission 35c.
The public schools at Jefferson
have been closed, according to re-
norts received here, as a precau-
tionarv measure to prevent the
spread of diphtheria, when If
nrevalent there. One realh mas re-
shifted from the disease.
An opportunity to invest IN your
YOUNG W ard 26F
Harry Levy complained to po-
lice last night that his automoolle
rod heen stolen from where II was
marked in front of the ElKs c'uD'
Officers We're notified
Columbia river smelt, IDS 10.
25c. Fits Market.
Work on the West Salem sewer
contract is in progress this Week
and a big force of men is retained
on the job.
Love the jeweler, Salem
Miss Blanche Stevenson eiil-
ployed in the Opera House drug
store, spent the week end with her
mother in Silverton.
=s=@--
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
|lt,yRzatSl
E@N L-~mu

charge of the services. The Ter
williger funeral home has charge
of the remains.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Only Few Persons
Have Seen Radium

Washington, Jan. al Few peo-
pie have ever seen radium, accord
ing to geological survey officials,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
CARD OF THANKS

To our many friends we wish
to express our appreciation for
the thoughtfulness and kindness
thru our sorrow and bereavement,
in the loss of our husband, father
and brother.-Mrs. w. S. Sawyer
Mrs. f. w. Webb, Mrs. II. r.
Woodburn, LOWS Sawyer, c. w.
Sawyer. 20
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

That Mrs. Stewart, who resides
on Capitol street, has an Airedale
dog which runs at large and which
causes considerable trouble in the
neighborhood, was the complaint
made to the police yesterday bv
Arthur Williams, 1890 North Cant
tol street. Complaints concerning
the dog had been reported to Of
ficers before, and action will be
taken to see that the canine makes
no more trouble, it was stated,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Miss Blanche Stevenson, EN-
Moved in the Opera House drug
store. spent the week end with her
mother in Silverton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Feb. 1st the local dairies will re-
tail milk at 7c per pit; 13c per at;
cream. table 15c per Y pit, whip
ping zoe per V pt.-Fairmount
Dairy, Meadowlawn dairy, salem
Sanitary dairy. 2e4
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28
Born

CRAWFORD-To Mr.. and Mrs
William Crawford of McCov. at
a local hospital, a daughter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Love the jeweler, Salem
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

There will be two periods for
the story hour at the library Sat
urday morning. The first hour at
$3.50 and the second at 10:30. Miss
Flora Case will choose for her sub
ject the story of the Talking
Bird, the Singing Tree and the
Golden Water" a tale from the
Arabian Nights
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Baby chicks. 55S State St.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

A man who gave his name as L.
Branson of Spokane, and who was
found asleep in car at the Cher
ry City feed barn was this morn
ing turned over to police by III. J..
Tracy. Branson was released when
he promised to get work or leave
the city.
Miss Elizabeth Levy, teacher of
violin, pupil of Ceasar Thomson,
Royal Conservatory of Music,
Brussels, Belgium. Studio 500
Court street. Phone 244. 25+
Captain A. w. Gowan, attorney
of Burns. Ore, who has been a
guest at the home of H. A. Raw
son, $40 Union street, while he has
been here attending to legislative
matters left for Portland Thurs
day night, and from there will re-
turn to his home.
Dance tonight at Auburn hall
ADMISSION l5c, including tax; ladies'
free. 25
A negro, picked up by Sergeant
Clyde Ellis at the Southern Pa
cific depot this morning, was TAX
en- to the police station for inves-
tigation. He was later released.
Free bus leaves o. E. depot ut
$50 for the dance at Auburn to-
night. 25
N. c. Hubbs, a representa- tive of
the Marion garage, was in Silver
ton yesterday visiting relatives
and transacting business in the in
terest of the company.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Pure wool home knitting yarns,
nothing better, 2 OF. balls 45c
each. See them at the Salem Wool
en- mills store. R. T. Bishop man
ufacturer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

DR.. Heisley of Silverton was
transacting business in Salem yes
terday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Governor Olcott has been alb
sent from his office for the past
several days recuperating from
blood poisoning. He is still con-
fined to his bed at his residence
but attending physicians state
that he will probably be able to he
out and around the first of the
coming week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

= Oliver Graham, 1924 Chemeketa
street, and William Gupton, 1899
Mission street, were taken into
custody Wednesday by Chief Of
Police Moffitt who charged them
with making away with the ice
cream reported stolen recently
from the home of Roy Mills, 1885
Court street. The ice cream freez-
er, officers said, was found in one
Of the boys homes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Work on the West Salem sewer
contract is in progress this week
and a big force of men is retained
on the job.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

You will have callers represent
ing the Young Women's Christian
association Feb. l, 2 or 3. Be pre-
pared to receive them graciously'
26+
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Why not investigate the oppor-
tunlt1es offered as a result of TAX
ing night course at night. Mon
day, January 81, a new class will
begin at the Capital Business col
lege. Call at the office for details.
OEs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

Farmers in all directions from
1aleih nave resumed plowing since
.he ram has ceased long enough
70 ury out the soil a little. Owing
10 the early rain many farmers
were unable to do as much plow-
ing last fall as they usually do and
as a result the acreage of fail
so"n grain in some localities is
much less than in former seasons.
The hill lands are said to be east
iy worked at the present time and
some few farmers are plowing on
howell Prairie and French Prairie
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

The Newfoundland sealing fleet
in 1920 got 1885 seals valued al
Sl59,925 net,