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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
DODGERS FROM
INCOME TAX TO
Be SOUGHT OUT
PRANK BUCKINGHAM OF
AMARILLO Is MEMBER
or FLYING SQUADRON

III you haven't paid up. look OUT
This Is the style ot warning to which
all income tax delinquents are entitled
Frank Z. Buckingham. deputy inter.
nal revenue collector with HEADQUARTERS
In Amarillo. has been notified of his Sc.
lection as a member ~ one ~ the
flying sauadrons" These flying
souadrons" are 10 be- made up II the
sbIest and mos, effective men In the
department and viii make a irip 60
sarh of the leading cities q the United
States. beginning early next month.
The drive 10 be launched In July H.
expected to net many additional mil.
lions of dollars IN revenue. The follow.
ing from recent press dispatch. sets
forth the scheme.
David u. Blair Commissioner II In.
,sfnsl Revenue. has instructed his as.
ss~sant supervisors In the field 20 or
snnizs special sauadrons To canvass fui
delinquen,s. These men Will head ny
ing sauadrons. which will visit every
large city In the United States They
have been directed 10 conduc, thor.
ough and effective campaign. seeking
To trap willful evaders. without causing
embarrassment 90 persons who are en-
desyoring honestly to comply with the
law.
THE initial hunt Tor cvadsrs l. part
~ Nationwide Investigation o. In
sure a proper accounting 81 taxes due y
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
ESTES IS FIGURING
TRADE TRIP COST

The cost ~ u twoday trad" excursion
." cover IA" northern part IT the Pan.
handle n h"ing figured hy ". u. Estes
'"''r"iary Of the Iio,rd ~ civic Develop.
n"n,. and r y. Gallah.r. general pns.
s"ngor agent ~ the SAINT. Re
Present plans clll fnr trim 10 shat.
tuck oklahoma. and thence out the
Sp"nrmnn branch to the end The en-.
~" trim would De- made over the Santa
We. aud would take two dnys and one
night.
II ~ expected that the trim will he
made early In August tn. itinerary and
cost will he announced ~ Snon as the
details can be worked out
u hadi"-"n planned 10 take three or
four DAY trade excursion. hut In view
1T the unsettled business conditions n
was thought best ~ cut this down this
year. II II believed that many NOR.
business men can get away for twp
hN iflp than more extended tour.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
FORMER MAYOR SAYS
BUSINESS GOOD HERE

Amarillo looks better to me than any
place that ! have struck In long time.
The general depression seems Ia have
made l,ss impression on business here
than any place else In the county" Jim
Patton. former mayor ~ Amarillo said
here Yesterday
He moved from Amarillo a. California
several years ago. and Tor the last two
years has been In the oil business nj
Wichita Falls
Rack In III. old DAYS when Amarillo
was q mere village. we old timers did
not think that the town would ever
amount a. much" Patton said We
could not figure what would support q
large city IN the plains
But that WAS In IA" old cattle diys
before the thought of making the Pan.
hnndl" an agricultural country had ever
been seriously considered New Amarillo
* one of the most prosperous cities In
the nation. and II IN still I'm it, infancy
aud all from agriculture"
Patton conceded that Amarillo had a
chanc" to make an oil town. hut he
urged that the ui should always bc con.
sd"rcd side line
Their" Is no town dpador than nm oil
town after the hoom IL over" he savs
And | know fot | have jus, com. from
wichita Falls"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
Yearout's New Wife
to See Game, So He's
Got to Do His Best

one man ou the Amarillo baseball
team should play the game 1T his NE
t"mutow when the clovis y VI. team
comes hrfr iur two gam, ~ri,s liz
P is J.. A. l1nky Yciruut who holds
dawn .r,und base.
For 10 the gaud-'lnd iIrN.uslv
wat, hing his every move. viii III his
brand new wife Miss ula Lewis her
name WIS and she came down from
Trinidad colo ana was married g.
N"arout Yesterday afternoon
50 lankN will 30 into IN, gam, al
pumcd Wy Co uuido nlb' Ruth. Eddie
collins and an M. rest Il the blg
l"agusIS lien have tu. h"raus. you
NnUw how he'll tcrl II b, disappointed
hi, new boss
The Clovis team. which viii also play
h'r SUNDAY j. coming Co. Amarillo
with their chests thrown uut aud bulst
ing confidently that they will adj thu
lUrli lads scalps Co. their ilr,Jd, long
string They nav, LEANED up on just
about everything lu their section 81
New McNivo and on several Panhandle
teams. reports SAY
Eut he local players are determined
tu give q good account Of Themselves
30 yuu van rHsi assured that thor, will
Dee two rood games - baseball rctlrd
"f at Amusement rafk this week end
Tho Amarillo team WAS treated 10 e
'U"hi" duhlng az Tulia "Wednesday
and Thursday but they can't lci any
ihmg like that hluu'n nn the home lul.
they 81
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He Done Stole My
Lodge Money Walls
Cook About Spouse

n don't mind the money Judge ! al
ways give him money when he asks
me- Tor u hut he stole 81 that wa.
holding for the lodge"
This was the plain, Il Della, u negro
cook. as she brought her struggling
spouse into the police station Yesterday
She said that ELLIS hnn entered her room
IN IN" HON. where she II working dur.
inr her absence aud ahsconded with
g. -.
\ always give him money when I've
got it, Della said hut don't want
him 10 take my l"igc money. II amt
gut III" money when the lodge meets
TN look had for me"
Hni Ellis denied the allegation. ". nd
miitcd that Della frequently gave him
money out at her earnings hut h. said
that he never stole any from her.
Lock him up Judge Della ordered
The moneys done gone hut won't
nav" To- feed him for few DAYS any.
how"
So they did
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
OFFICERS INSTALLED
BY MASONIC BODIES

Installation uf appoiniiy. and s'l"c
tive Officers ~ thru, Masonic orglui.
Iati,ns took place last night, T. -.
tci,fab,nd ana l. u SW.,nc, had
charge ~ the installation OF tho offl.
f,rs tor all ,hrr, hndi,s.
Ele,ti,- officers Tot Amarillo Lodge
No. 81 nsiall.d We're. y. n Muhl"r.
worshipiul master; T. " pittman sen
iur Warden. u g Daily. junior War.
TN. G. " Tyler secretary: : J.
Brown. treasurer and 4 a. Huirhln
son iil-r. Mr.. Tyler, Mr.. Bruwn and
Mr. Hutchinson had been reelected iu
their offices Appointiy" officers In
,.alled were; /. VI Hard senior deacon
7. VI. webb. puniur deacon. q. g. Nc
Daniel. senior steward Il J. Bruyl.s
Junior steward and J. = Daniel chap
lain Mt Daniel was rc.appolntcd
chaplain. an oiilce which he has held
for many years.
Mr. Mohler In outlining hi policies
stated that he intended to g,t IA. sub.
ordinate officers To- assist more IN con.
feriing degrees. Hereafter the junior
warden will have charge II the frs,
degree. the senior warden the second
and the worshipful master the third
icgrpe and the stated meetings. lie al.
so plans for the past wurshipful mas
;.rs' night.
Elective officers Tor Amarillo Chap
ter No. ls6 Royal Ar'h Masnns are
~ follows T.. $ Nudge high priest.
J. NJ. Beard king q n Mccullough.
scribe; T.. -, Fclcrahond, rrtarN.
and : J Brown. treasurer The lat.
- two officers were reelected High
Priest Nudge appointed the following
fiiccrs. X =. George captain u hosts;
Z Z. Daily. principal soiourner: l. '.
kerns royal arch captain l.. e, Taylor,
r. H. Ewing and = W. oliver masters
q the first Second and third wells ~.
spcctlvely.
Amarillo Council No. i3i. Royal and
Select Masters Installed the following
elective officers. A. a. Huke. thrice
llustrious master: q Baum. right dep.
NY llustrious master. J. \. Travis, u.
lus,fious principal conductor of work:
:. q. F.i.rabend. recorder. and $, J.
Brown. the latter two officers being re-
elected.
Officers appointed hy Mr. Huke were:
u. 4. George. captain II the guard,
=. &. Pringle. conductor. J. u. Hu,chin'
son. steward. T. ". Ewing. sentinel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25

dee died. that n" couldn't beat II 10 fur
uish the music for the hig show 80 he
gu"d them up An who have heard
their dailN concerts viii agree that the
l1nd VIII do the music Justice rs most
% tho mus, uu oQuinn'S folio is Jazz
and lazf b. the eirl hands speciality.
The east = getting into good shape
fer the show. u'Quinn S,ys. Nightly 70.
l'ltstls have been held an week 10 the
civ hall, and these viii continue until
~, show Is staged
Tickets are going fast chief IT Police
Jim kr'ton Siys he estimates that
enough seats have ilroNly bcrn sold
20 iill the h"us" one night and warns
YOU that u you do not want to miss tho
show to buy your ticket today Money
raised hy m" show will 40 tn buS uni
forms ter the police force and to create
q fund Tor the families ~ sick aud dis
ahlcd policemen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
POWDER PUFF GIRLS
To PLAY At CAbAnE1

Not the lcas, of the attractions a, the
pohceman's Cslaret Minstrel and Song
Revue will H. the orchestra. Director
y. a. o'Quinn AYERS. The girls hand Of
the Powder Puff Follies which Is play
ing a, the Deandi will furnish the music.
when the company At the Deandi
first heard that the policemcn's revue
VAS to l- given there next Tuesday and
wednesday nights they imagined that
they would have a couple q evenings
of hut twas no, 20 h. 81.
Director OQuinn heard the band
playing on the street the other day and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25

Until 1851. postage IN this country
was based an distance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25

The first chimney WIS hull, In We
nice IN l3i1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25

Toe HuNy Marlborough r'.
ported engaged leo GLADYS Deacon.
% Boston The Duke vas divorced
n November last.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25

china waa ihc nrs, country To- use
wall paper
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
SPECIAL Music PROGRAM.

By n, Fair Th.airc Concert Orches
IA under the direction It Harry n
Williams
SUNDAY at - m. and q y. m. AZ the
Ideal Dining Room. 5i3 Polk street.
Pr,f Williams has arranged special
music for this day which will b" one
( the best programs ever heard IN
Amarillo
Don't miss it-bring your family.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
COLONEL TURNER TO
SPEAK On 5. A. PLANS

Plans which the salvation Army T..
ikiup tn increds" r. us'fulp,f. u,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25
ASKS WHITE WAY QVOTA

Postmaster ". - DrGrassi has writ
ten TO the Postmaster General and u
Congressman Marvin Jones. asking tina,
Appropriation lie made To- pay Tor the
white way which viii bc built In from,
of the federal building ~ "A part ~ tn,
| Taylor street white way.
MI property owners on that street
are being assessed 81 per foot froniag,
to pay Tor IN. poles which will h. used
IN the cunstrurtion ~ the lighting avs
TEN.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-25

Institutional work especially the ex.
pansiun II 10 hnmrS TOR unfortunate
girls viii hc outlined In q speech to
be- delivered hy col " T. Turner.
secretary of The Western territory ~
the army ~ the First Baptist church
flIdfv July /.
colonel Turner is second in command
o., the rnlr western iruitur, with
headquarters M san Franosco. This ~
the first time that such high ranking
'iiicer in The organization has visited
Amarillo and local officers are anxious
q" mm-Fs him With III, progress IT
the. WORT here.
Before couing 60 Am1rl,o C,lrn,l
Turner viii visit ~ l'as0 in install the
divisional officers ~ the nrw border III.
sion There, Amarillo Will then bc .n
the border division instead 10 M. nuun.
IN division which has Headquarters ri
Denver.
Colonel Turner VII also hold confer.
ucps with the wruhors IT the saliva
ION Army advisory ularl here with .
lew of ulttn."p .IH-o. ,uoprration l."
Wo"n o.it.rr uud army workers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

died from paralysis.
----E,at D'upes-
Mrs. Varty, of the Jacobian Par
lors has returned from San Fran
cisco. where she has been making
a study of spring styles and ma
40@
-Eat PruneS-
Past Grand Patriarch G. W.
Wright of Albany was a week end
visitor in Salem and attended the
snecial meeting of the 1. o. o. f.
lodge here Saturday night.
Eat Prunes-
T.. 7. Knapp of Albany was
transacting business in town yes
terday. Mr.. Knapp is the Albany
representative of fhe Metropoll-
tan Life Insurance company
Fat Pru"ce-
Chas. Olson is working a large
crew of men 10 miles south OF Sa-
lem cutting wood. They expect 10
get out 1000 cords before the Jop
is finished.
Eat Prunes-
Mrs. Lunda of Dallas is report
cd very i'll at the Salem hospltal
at the present time. Mr.. ana M,s'
N. A. Lunda have been mere IooA-
ing after his mother.
Eat Prunes-
r. o. Russell of Polk county
was in town yesterday. He was on
his way home from Albany where
he had been visiting his brother'
Eat Prunes-
Hear DIR. Waldo at the armory
Thurs. $3.50 p. m. on Health IRON
the Nie"po'"' aga
Eat PrHneS-
Arthur Jones was a week emu
visitor in Salem from Albany re
turning to his home town yester-
day.
Eat Prunes-
Ex-senator Ed Cusick, banker Oh
Albany, was a visitor at the lesls
lature yesterday.
Eat Prunes- !
Rurcb and A. r. Cadle OF
Dallas were in the city on business
yesterday.
Eat PTTIneS-
Carl Gabrielson returned iasl
evening from McMinnville, wiiers
he spent the week end
Eat PTunes- :
Love. the jeweler, Salem
Eat Prunes-
Bert Grant and Harry starr u
dallas were recent visitors In sa-
lem.
Eft PTTiTeS
Miss Ruth Allen of Albany has
been visiting friends in Salem VINO
are clerks in the legislature.
-Eat Prune@-
Mrs. n. A. Talbot has retuIils'
from Albany after several daSs
visit with relatives.
Eat Prunes-
Magazine club rate. The acc
127 North High.
Fat PFuneS-
Hats blocked, 495 Court 81 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
School in Summer,
Vacation in Winter,
Is Colorado System

Fort Collins, Colo, Feb. ID
Midwinter, when the mountains ere
covered with snow and the youths
can enjoy coasting ard skiing, in
stead of summer is the vacation
aerlod for pupils and Teachers in
he Larimer county rusal schools.
Because of the heavy snow
itorms the young mountaiuesrs are
frequently isolated in their cabin
homes for weeks at a time and
school authorities have tnaugm ated
system that enables the pupils
to secure a full years tuition by
opening the sessions in April and
continuing them through to the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Representative New York women
answer a unanimously no"
Miss Helen P. Mccormick, assist
Int district attorney of Kings coun-
" says:
when women are on juries they
should hear and see all the facts
decent or indecent. The right sort
Of woman has no morbid interest
IN improper letters or pictures, and
will not be touched personally by
the contact.
women have great moral cour-
age, and to protect them in this
way is foolishness.
THE whole thing resolves itself
into a question of duty. Duty must
be fulfilled absolutely"
Know and Fight Wicketness.
Mrs. James Leds Laidlaw, prom
inent club member and suffragist
likewise deems absurd the decision
| of the London justice who bars ba,
ness from the sight of women.
| do they still think women ar
| charges upon tHe HuHldH race
! laughs Mrs. LaidlaW.
IF d woman is in jury she i.
not to be excluded when any par
of the testimony is shown. Won,
an is not weak jellyfish. She is
able to deal with all such matters
properly"
The echo of Mr.. Shaw's anger
which prompted these expressions
of opinion, was carried further by
Miss Lucille Pugh, well known
young woman lawyer, who also
deems absurd the dictum of the
London magistrate.
They are antiquated over there.
That judge doesn't know what he is
doing" said Miss Pugh.
II approve of Mr., Shaw's rebuke
to him. He is right. There is no
difference mentally between men
and women. The double standard
of morals and manners is silly. 1t
doesn't even exist. Why, then,
when it comes to a question of jury
duty, are they to be considered 50
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

very different?
The courage and endurance of
women are elementary, too funda-
mental to get away from. The idea
that she cannot bear to see any
thing improper is too silly to have
any place in our life today?"
This reminds us of a story told
of General Grant. As :, s1nquet
someone wished to relate an anec-
dote not altogether proper. The
would-be wit asked: Are there any
ladies' present ?''
Grant replied; mo, but there are
some gentlemen"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Christmas holidays.
About fifty pupils ia half doz-
en- schools are now enjoying snow
shoeing. eoastins, rabbit hunting
and other outdoor sports, while
their cousins in most parts of the
country are at work on the three
RS"
Miss Mary O'Connor Of Chicago,
teacher in the Poudre Canon dis
trict school, declares that The sum
mer pupils have plenty of outdoor
frolicing during the period OF warm
weather that they attend school.
The enchanting surroundings of the
mountain cabin school and the for
est charms result in the pupiis do
ing excellent work, she says.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
--Ent Prnnel

]. T. Walker, of Marion, has dis
posed of his flock of White
Leghorn chickens and has again
taken up residence on his place
near that city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Mrs. s. z. Richardson and Mrs.
A. E. johnson Of Silverton were
shopping in salem yesterday
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
Margery Rex.

New York, Feb. 15.-fn two re-
cent London divorce cases>in which
Or the first time, women have
serve | on juries, documentary evil
lencu was offered of such an i'm
lortant nature that the presiding
Justice decreed shat it might be
seen and passed upon by men, but
..ut by the women who were finally
lp eide on the merits of the
issue.
Indecent letters and obscene pic
lures were introduced into testl-
mony and passed about to the male
jurors who, in turn gave the wou-
en- Jurors more or less expurgated
versions of the Objectionable eX-
hibits.
George Bernard Shaw takes the
position that this method is all
wrong. In the Daily News of Lon
don he says:
The conclusion arrived at Seems
to have been that, as all men arc
familiar with abominable and heas
| iy letters and obscene picture cards
they should examine those docu-
nents and tell innocent women
what they thought of them.
Nov. | am a married man, IN
my siXty-fifth year, and l solemn
~ protest that l am entirely guilt
less of this alleged male habit of
reading abominable and beastly
letters. and gloating over pornogra-
phis letters"
Views OF Y. Y. Women Leaders.
why should the women jurors -
asks Mr.. Shaw, who also asks why
Sir Edward Marshall Hall, counsel
for the plaintiff in one of the eases,
did not apologize to the six men on
the jury as well as to the womcn
.iuFors for being forced to use such
exhibits in presenting his evidence.
But should a woman juror wish
TO be shielded from objectionable
testimony? 'a 8 lSs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
Agninst Improper Danclng.

Martins Ferry, Ohio, Feb. IA
Cheek to-cheek dancing is arous-
ing the ire of some local mothers
That style of dancing is one of the
most popular among the young
people here. 1t is the subject of
discussion in women's clubs and
some of the mothers have stated
they plan TO have II under tse ban
Quite a number have said they
will not permit their children to
attend dances at which that form
of the art is permitted.
-Eat PruneS-
u. S. Grant and Theodore Roose-
welt were both less than AZ years
old when inaugurated.
Eat TzFunes-
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
Tat p"Ir,,oS-

Tom Freeley of Astoria was in
town yesterday visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Hutton,
Mr. Freeley is an automobile deal
er and while in Salem had busi-
ness at the secretary of states Of
fina
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
Eat PT'tIn.

B. A. Shaver was a recent visit
or at Newberg where he went to
look over the Newberg Cratic
with a view to buying the paper.
Mr.. Shaver was at one time en-
gagged in business in Newberg,
having owned the Enterprise, which
the Cratic later absorbed. He did
not buy the paper
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Send lob. box OF Oregon
Prunes to friend in the east. He
will sure come to live whero they
are grown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Miss Edna Garfield has return
ed from Albany where she was
engaged several days last week as
reporter in the Linn county circuit
court
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

IT. L. Dugger. editor of the SEQ
Tribune. is reported very i'll at the
bospital in Albany. Mrs. Dugger
was buried few days ago, having
died from paralysis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Watt Shipp closed a deal a few
DAYS ago with the Bahb Hardware
company at Eugene, whereby the
latter takes over his powder bus
mess in that city and obtains the
exclusive sales right in Lane and
Benton counties.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
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rRRENT Events n|as'trg
Il. i5-Labor meeting
%0ii iii1-Realtors lunch
Marion hotel .4ots
!. SD. A H. s'"''
en''1 20 Salem SYM )
nrchestra ,o concert ;
yymmercial y M club mem
and their wives;
, meeting, ne Congrega-
Il church. ,,+
,av rThe Amaz9ns'
n high school ,a .
~" S0-27-Father and
q week. ,,,ar :,
=, y oregon retail shoe :
'ers association
tn breeders assoeia- ;
Commercial club .
> ). y \ K i 4 x x :
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
Eat PPunes

Somebody stole her wrist watch
and about $40 in small change
several days ago, Mrs. Z. M
Blume, 271O Brooks avenue, notl-
fled the police last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
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House Notes

Circuit Court r,,
blaint filed py 1aa' l'tia O..
er and Julia 9ciliVeuTi ,'o'Il
T, L. Benedi'H I,olt T5ttb IS G
"A. B. 7, HieNeS' Eu''-i .,eo
8 Gates and Mrs' ; t" ~" -
dor collection ol NJ
4 on which plall'liii ~ =,
n morIs"7
Hen Park. NJ.
j Heisley ct al vs. L. - A' :,
Il Answer 1lleu ~ ta
b complaint ny u1l
4DhnsOn ana H. - '' -
4utiOn Of the coui .
ease of Dethleil"5 '7' "
zay.
b filed lILule e''7l
ID vs. halilIll'' ;,,4,
pn lOr oiu1i ~ oaso of
mons granted i,' '',I 5-
keibert vs. " N
h to amended answer ~ '
Silyerton Lunloei 1'i'''
Der Fails Luliloei ooi'i'
Yesterday
PrODa'e Oou''
fixing tiihe oI liiidi iie'
tle report oI aui''liIi7'i i''' .
estate Oh Eliza iioiio' ~
II. oraef illeu a' tiie 9"ii0
'1pprOvlng OF lile llliai az
pt the estate u '1'i D'iiai w.
stralOr cl lhe cS'dte VI a. H.
tWHa aaHAn y .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Mrs. Chas. Raymond and chill
dren of Salem are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tripp'
at Eugene. She expects to remain
several weeks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Would like to rent a small fur
nished house or down stairs apart
ment. must be close in. No chill
dren Address box r G Capital
Journal. 40
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

An abandoned automobile, stand
ing on Ferry street near the arm
CRY was placed in a garage last
night by Officer Victor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Miss Hilda Palmquest and JOS
eph Stekler, both of the Silverton
section. We're married in Salem
Yesterday. They were accompan-
led by Lloyd Moser, who served as
a witness in procuring the license
from County Clerk Boyer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15
Eat Prunes

II was going for a doctor for
my little girl who was seriously
III, and I was in quite a hurry" J..
f. Cowden, route Z, told the police
yesterday after he had been re-
ported for parking his car i'm
properly on State street near the
Oregon thedter. Mr.. Cowden was
dismissed.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Mrs. Varty, of the Jacoblan Par-
lors has returned from San Fran
cisco where she has been making
a study of spring styles and ma
terials.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-15

Ex-senator Ed Cusick, banker ol
Albany, was a visitor at the ie7'7
lature yesterday.