davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1921-12-15

The Candy Club will meet with
Mrs. Tony Stratton tomorrow eve
ming.
, 1921-12-15

Mrs. c. w. jeffrey is visiting in
Salt Lake City for q few weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
1.-THE FOUR HORSEMEN'
Closes DngAEsmsnt at Court ron4Sns
Holss Crowded Last Night

That Wheeling people know the value
Of . big screen production was again IN
evidence last night at the Court when a
house that was packed on all floors
turned on, 20 see Metros wonderful pic
turization OF Vicente Elasco loanezs
great story The Four IIorsemen OF tho
Apocalypse" Enthusiasm knew no
bounds and the huge audience was
simply carried OF It's feet at tho many
gorgeous scenes. exciting cumaNes and
soul stirring Incidents. Life in the Ar
.ent!ne's Is tru:hsuIly depleted IN re-
rnarkabie manner. and many scenes IN
France. war scenes TO be sure. but all
tho moro wonderful because they "a
true ukenesses OF the small villages IN
that war stricken country simply took
tho audience by storm. Tho acting Is
simply magnificent. each and every one
in the big powerful cast playing his or
her role 20 absolute perfection.
The big orchestra came In for rs
share OF success as X carefully I'M
folded rs story OK tho Aims in sweet
and beautiful strains set carefully ."
each and every scene. The Four NorS"-
men" engagement ends with q ma':n""
and evening performance today At :"
and SIS and we would advise every ON"
who has not yet Witnessed this mar.
Vicious production TO ta@e advantage OF
one II the two remaining opportunities
II Will never be shown n moving PC
trlre theatre.
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! THE THEATRES !
FR|TZLE|BER
IN HRAKEpEAREAN BEPEhToIRH
At COURT THREE NI9HTS
MKT WEEK.
The Pour Eorexnsn' Closes It's En-
rarsnsnt This Evening.

Fritz Lelber will make his first ap-
penrancs a. star before heelinH
audiences Thursday. September 10, wheh
ne WILL open an engagement or shake
spearean repertoire at the Court theatre
under tho mana Eoment o. George foru
with Hamlet as the bill
This youthful star Is we'll known 70
playgoers OF this city from his appear
ances during tho last several seasons
In many difficult roles OF the CLASSIC
drama and tho ambitious motion pic
ture.
This will be Mr.. Leioer's second sea
son as star under tho management or
MIR, FORD. Last year they provided q
sensation N tho New York engagement
a, the Lexington theatre. where the
critics accented him overnight as
Shakespearean star OF unusual bril-
lance. and proclaimed the supporting
players and the productions 10 be the
inception OF a novel and interesting In
Stttut:On.
Among the supporting players will
he found tho names OF Oltve OIlrer.
Louis Leon Halt. John Burke. Robert
Strauss. Philip D. Quin. W. Leonard
Gordon. Frank Howard. Waldron Smith,
Richard Allen. Virginia Bronson. Caro-
Inc Kohl. constance Kingsley and
score OF others.
The repertoire for tho engagement
will be: Hamlet" Thursday evening:
Merchant OF Venice" Friday evening:
Saturday ma.incs. Ponce and Juliet;
Saturday night. Richard III" Seats
xo on sale Tuesday at a. m. Mail
orders now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
"HELLO 1921"AT
THE COURT MONDAY

'TTcl.o 1921" the new musical review
hv Frank Montgomery. Is expected at
thc Court Monday Scrtomhcr 10. No
s'uw during the present theatrical sea-
son hae occaSionod y" :rluch favorable
comment ~ this pie" featuring Frank
Montgomery ard Ference McClarn.
,:.udoville and rHus!ca, comedy artists
y. rrS- 2lac, II The :nus;cal tirnament
Las hecn nnd!s2uted for tina past rem
y-1r~. N"f York. Washington. Ph'lr-
delphia. Baltimore Chicago and oth--
.arec cities have had the DleaSur" ~
nprlaudlng this vehicle which IS said
70 b anon: the h"s' wr!t'nH ~ NJ.
MONTGOMERY who's" Broadway expert
ence makes him .iecI,iar,y adapted -
give the patronS Of N" Auditorium m.
alter Just what thNv had h""n looki
for Sct In tH"-a"r~ and tw"lv" sr"u.s
Hello. 1921" takes Won from \"w
York CITY. With It's great white ~ar 20
me Island Of YaH arl during tn" inir-
ney OF the happy principals ART r,.'n--
dams cVtry miuut" - 80. r;ov"d J" k'",-
Ing auditors N = harry frar" ~ mind
Rastus Lee Margaret Scott. Id, l:r"wr
Bamboo McTSrver. Johnnie Ni.a' =
Wells. Leon Digs. Too.s IIov. f.".rI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
VAUDEVILLE
CLOSES WEEK AT REX

Tho closing performances OF the first
weeks bill OF PantaEcs Vaudeville at
ne Rex Theatre Will be presented today.
The afternoon show starts at els and
the evening performance at BIS.
Ten performances OF this bill have
already been given. aud never before
IN n" history OF local vaudeville have
there been ten better satisfied houses.
The rantarcs Circuit. furnishing tho
highest type ot vaudeville. with evenly
balanced shows. is bound TO win favor
her. in Wheeling. as has been demon
strated tho past week.
Next weeks bill will oven surpass
ire biz OF the present week, tho man
agement has bean assured - the head
quarters % the F2ntas"s Circuit. The
bill for tho week VIII he announced
through the columns of this paper to-
morrow morning
Reserved seats for today's perform
ances can be secured nj the Rex
Theatre box office. which opens at 10
n. ~. this morning. Any ono who has
failed TO attend this performance
should make an effort TO be presen,
today
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and 1889 in Desch's addition to Martins
i,...rY. silsrc Hon r. nil

irrry: consideration t2.250.
Isabella Talbot to John Eulshy. ST..
and Nary II. Burghy tract Of land In
M"rristown: consideration SlU0.
rutherford Il. Woods and Margaret
7. WoDdg To Oraziu MecoLangeio, lot
No. 1852 In Desrh's addition 10 Martins
Ferry; consideration SLIGO.
AIDA ". Tngrart 20 Clyde II. Jud-
i t51' s ano1t e" %1I e MO" town
frances Cowrll % Homer J. GrhyhiI!
and Doris Il. Grayttil. lot No. 10 IL
illt OF hamlet OF BrOuK. In bridgepurt'
C'naldcratlun $40.
A. Il. Uavts and Sarah Davis TO e. D.
Wheatlcy. lois Nos. 4. ., -. 80 and IS
In village II Boston. in Somerset town.
ship: consideration $lU".
Robert ]. pssch u a.. TO stephen
Saus and Helen Ssua. tract Of land IN
Martins Ferry: consideration $40.
Marriage License
Mike Mike. age -, coal mn!er.
Nnd Mrs; MIX" NHhc'ci age ,E E'; Ven
performed the Gel rinuny.
New Case Ened.
Frank SELi;y ~. John Tancuk ana
Nary TancTii;. Action Tor money only.
I 'notnt cla!mc!. sG"7. Petition alleges
that during tho years 1919. l!-" ana
lent them $685.. ns fellows: 500 IN
I&I9, slS7 IN l??" Had $40 In l9-!
70 rcTny Oh demand. ana
tnI, no part OF SAID sum has been re-
! aid. Attorney \. n. Brown repre-
cents tho pluiHtitf.
Mayors Court.
Mike kuSIc, ~ Lansing, arrested lh'e
Thursday night by Deputy lddinsS ana
4, ;@rrs. was .,rraignrd before Mayor
pay ies yesterday on tho charge ri r"S-
tcssins intoxicating liquors. lie "n,crcu
:: I.r1 IT guilty To tho charge ana thT
mayor fned him $500 and costs.
Tom Tit Of Martins Ferry was ar
!u!sned before Mayor Dawes ytS'eI n1
IN the charge Of posse Ssing Aqn"r enc
yl"adcd guilty 10 the charge nnd was
med 500 ard costs by the mayor.
20 Euld Booth
The Mems T;Iblc class Uf n" Meth
ndist church last evening erected n
lopth on the county fair grounds IT, rr
orcun!cd by the Ladies' Aid Soci"t!
Of that church during fair week Inc
ladies' served picu!c sulrc: on t"'
GROUNDS 2ftrr tie work was done. Finc
Treatments will nc ,"ric! at ms
booth by the ladies all during tho ialE'
st. Clairsvtllo Briefs.
u. n. Dubois Of Eelia!ro vas ous!-
uess visitor in town yesterday.
]. p Stewart OF In.nutown was IN
town on business Friday.
Rachel p.Trah "f EarnrSvlllo ma
returned home after spending 10"
dIvs with local friends.
james Clark. OF Martins Ferry, "aa
IA business visitor here yesterday.
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SERGEANT BLAKNEE'S
REMAINS COME TODAY
Services for 8ellairo Soldier WIN Be
Held at Homo Of Sister-Dted
in Franco

Tho body OF First Sergeant Faua
Rlaknee. former Bella!re boy who died
in France. will arrive At the IL & q.
station IN She Ohio c!;y some time to-
day and VA he taken at once to the
homo % his sister. Mrs. Pearl CToamer.
Two other sisters also survive. Mrs.
Maud Dennis Of Bcllaire. and Mrs. Ncrn
lTeadley. Of Martins Ferry.
Time OF funeral will be dec!ded unon
arrival. and tho Rellairc American l.c-
r!nn boys will have charge OF the SCR
vices
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Pleasing Comedy Drama
Closes at Plaza Tonight

The spenders." Benjamin p. Hamp-
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toms great au-star photoplay Hodkin-
son-reIeased. which closes today at tho
Hlnza theatre. IS founded on tho most
popular of Harry Leon Wilson's famous
H"veIs. In It hero ~ that wonderful
hUmOr for which all Of Mr.. Wilson's
works arc noted. cOmh!Hed with a. beau
;!ful love st"r%. -Nr:t!nG dramatic Incl
l"nts and tho syln;!.Iaut color Of high
society.
From lovahs Old "I'nrle Peter B'Ues.
who founded tho huge B!nes' fortune
with Il prospectus pick in m" Rockies.
20 =. l'"rriya! B!n"s. grandson. whose
rH'"r occuIa''on ~ speeding. the char
actrrs OF the novel are roa'-l!fe ones,
In Mr. H1mpt. - rhot"Viar. portrayed
by tho Ercatrst actors and actresses "t
he s'cccH. 'G"v com" - Ate IN reality
and arc earh strong and distinct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
HIGH CLASS LYCEUM
ATTRACTIONS BOOKED
FOR THIS SECTION

Residents OF Wheeling and vicinity
vii have an opportunity tbs COMM;
winter - hear s.:ue II ;he !radIn.; az
fractions now Appearing tn the rcEu.nr
IyceTN work. he following having hcen
h"nked by ;he organ!Ilc!n"S namCl
through VIII ! M"Ewrn. representing;
he Cot l.yceum Bureau:
Thomson M E. Church
|. pr. s. i. rark~s Camden. Of Ero"G: -
Ign. y Y. considered Americas Grcn;.
> The Ieie,cr Symphonic Quintet. or
Clevelsrd.
Burns n. tho MnuNtains"'-- tho
ragged kentucky m"uHta!nrrr.
l. Lincoln ctNnn",l-'hum'r!st. or
Atlanta. Ca
Trtndelphta High School
|. Orrreus Four or Los Angeles
2. "Snm" Grathwru on Getting l;Y
Your Iio"t"n."
3. sam Lewis. famous lyric tenor. and
his assisting artists.
(. P!,; Parker cartoon!s.. "c, Boston.
wnrwood High School
l. John Kendr!ck Bangs.
2. Margare' Etahl. nuted plny-reader
3. Cheney Concert Co.
l. Arthur Wa!wyn Evans a nephew
Of IHoyd-' ;e"rE").
s. The Riltunye Orchestra &C chicago.
6, Henry AMI company. WaCi '!Ins.
Beuaire High School
J. ''Rurns Of the Mountains
2. The JordaGs. musical entertainers,
g. sam" Grathw"n.
4. Zede!er Svmph"ni" Quintet.
&. Robert Parker Miles. Interviewer or
great men.
woman's Club Of Wheeling
Gregory Mason. ~ IN" "bu'!o"k
Magazine. a noted world Traveller.
Definite announcement az 10 dates Tor
the appearance OF these various aitrac-
lions will be made later.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

.uhro.no orcere1 and issued and cause
rIri!,u.J
iI,n u,-,.,n, ,uv.rne d.u,ouent
,r,.-,.,,, ,nd ,,l,:'Hnrn rn,urn.1 AMI
w." '','' o." i,,rG, ,f'.,.
'',,r, .,,I Gems. lizard Hiding child
,..,.,, ',. ,'n rr.,i r,,m ,,'5I,,li'.i
- "'''' ~ '.,' 80 ot $50 i,n,s,
- 49," 'i'' Az ~. va $50, $40 nhyH
,I ,rl,, - ,.,n,,nItmnnt
IN"'bH''I 81 ~" 'L"'' - 80" t''a'eIi,
~" 90 i'." ~" '""" II" van"
- S,,,',,I.', I,'i,;rb ,uv.n,,c d.unou.nt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
THE OLD NEST" OPENS
AT PLAZA MONDAY.

Tt IS easier 20 obtain subtitle effects,
20 catch fleeing emotions. or record
transitory wh!msicalittes with interior
lighting than with exterior" declared
Reginald Barker. director OF The Old
Nest" the Rupert Hughes story made
by Goldwyn. which may he seen at tho
Plaza theatre. FOR one week. beginning
Monday. He mak"s this Statement, in
answer 20 tho question. DO you prefer
TO shoot outdoors or .n?'
II Is, Of course. common knowledge
among tho p!cture-Go!ng public that
many Of tho scenes made apparently
indoors are taken or shot" on sets
built outdoors. These arc roofess. and
In many Instances with ono or more
waa!s missing TO permit tho sunlight
TO enter. Rut The majority are made
in an enclosed stage illuminated aru-
fctally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10

Sutton and Leon (sonn) Gray. are
among the notable cast that for excel.
lence Is incompatible. Tho popular
prices now prevailing IN spite OF tho
high cost OF living should act as an In
ducement 70 many DESTROYS OF witness
ing frst-class show.
Balcony reserved FOR colored people.
Seats on SAL now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-10
ST. CLA!RSv|LLE
Probate Court

Johanna GRrretsOn. guardianship.
Subpoena for Dir. Crane. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Morgan ordered and order Is
sued "a sheriff.
Hnrry HUMPHREYS. Juvenile de!ln'
quent Affidavit filed. set for hearing
September 9 AZ 10 4. IN. Warrant and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
visiting relatives and friends.

Mr. and Mrs. Sheldon of Salem
spent last week visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vinyard.
Mr.. Cramer and V. c. Laron are
putting up fine bungalow for
Henry Stafford
r. Mickey was Portland caller
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Loron were
called to Portland last week to at
tend the funeral of cousin.
Carlton Savage has gone to
Glendale to begin his school. We
all wish him good luck.
We are all glad to know that
Johnny Jones is home from the
hospital, but not able to be out
yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weinman
and family were Salem visitors
Sunday.
Martin Vinyard Of Portland
spent the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
V. Vinyard.
Sunday school at Waconda, Sun
day, 10 a. m. and preaching at II 4
a. M, Rev. Randall of Salem pre-
siding.
The aid will meet with Mrs. l. !
A. Loron Wednesday, September 7.
Mrs. C. Mulkson and son of |
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08

SALEM sILvERToN STAGE
Leaves
n Silverton
80 DepOt News stand
80 a. m Sis a N.
go go d m 1:00 D. m
VS Z. "a. e:1S .. m
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MONMOU7H STAGE
Lsax Salem o. E. depot-7:5s
a. m l1:oS a m 5:ee p. m.
Leave Monmouth ctel-S:Is a
~, 400 ,. m. s:1s ,. m
Leave Independence Bceai-s:ao
\ m 1;iS p. m. e:se D. m.
special trips by appointment.
seven Passenger car for hfrM
J. W. PARKER. Prop.
HeA phone SIS. Business phone Z
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08

river was presented to the Astoria
City Council Tuesday night.
If adopted the resolution will
be sent to all interested congress-
men. An increasing Endorsement
of federal control for the salmon
fisheries has been growing in As
toria owing to the difficulty of
getting effective laws for the in
dustry under the present system
of concurrent Jurisdiction on the
part of Oregon and Washington.
The fact that the purse seiners
have been able to hold up the re-
cent law passed against them in
Oregon because Washington has
not adopted precisely similar
statue has aroused many Astorians
in support of federal control.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
Divorce Rate
In Polk Gains
Figures Show

pallas, Or, Sept. S.--The mum
~ Of marriages in Polk count,
has shown marked decrease anc
the divorces have registered an In
crease during the past six years
according to figures cornpiled TO
day by Floyd Moore, county clerk
The divorce and marriage rec
ord OF the county by years from
1915 to 1920, inclusive, is nm
nounced as follows:
1915--127 marriages and 17 di-
vorces.
1916--11s marriages and 20 di-
vorces.
19l7-118 marriages and 20 di-
vorces.
1s1s-7s marriages and 20 di-
vorces
1919--11S marriages and "a di-
yorces.
1920--119 marriages and 36 di-
vorces.
The total marriages was $50,
while the divorces total 100 in the
past six years. This shows that on
an average one out of every five
couples who are married in Polk.
county are divorced. In 1915 there
were but 20 per cent OF the mar
ried couples divorced while, in
1920 there was approximately 20
per cent, or an increase OF 8 per
cent in the past six years.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
Marion Items

Marion, Or, Sept. S.-A sur.
prise farewell party was held last
Wednesday night at the home ci
Mrs. E. T. Thomas in honor OF
Miss Amy Thomas. Miss Thomas
left Friday for Salem.
A surprise farewell party Was
held last Friday night at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Rankin in
honor Of Archie.
The young folks who have left
or will soon leave for school this
winter are Misses Amy Thomas.
Bonnie Hack. Winifred Beers,
Mizpah Palmerton, Sam Pelmer-
ton, Archie Rankin and Sam Ben
net.
Miss Lillian Hack was married
last Saturday morning at 10
O'Clock to Mr.. Max Schultz of Jef-
ferson. The. wedding was held at
the home of the brides parents.
The bride was dressed in white or
candy. The out of town guests
were Mrs. Roland Dimick and
children, and Miss Laura Hack.
The couple will make their home
lear Marion. The young folks
gave a charyivari for ths young
couple in the evening. rhey " ere
reated to candy cigars, cake and
'offee. The folks danced into the
wee small hours of he morning.
Misses Laura and Bonnie Hack
eft for Portland last Sunday.
Miss Glenna Russell has return
d home after a three weeks visit
n Eugene, Noti and 0akridga.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
Contractors
Called To Time
By Dallas Dads

Dallas. Or. Sept. S.-The city
council met Tuesday evening at
which time the regular work of
the body was transacted. A petit
tion was read which was presented
by Mr.. Lee, a contractor. who is
doing cement work in the city,
praying for an extension of tie
contract for 80 days. The coun-
ell unanimously refused the extern
sion OF time considering that the
contractor has had ample time in
which to consummate his contract.
The question Of improving Birch
street from Uglow avenue two
blocks west, which is intersected
by the railroad track was discussed
and after some argument City En-
gineer Hines was instructed toI
draw plans for the laying OF six
inch concrete paving and present
the same to the railroad company,
as they are required by City ordi-
nance to pay for the construction
of street improvements along their
track.
Upon the announcement of the
vacancy on the library board of
one member caused by the removal
from the city of w. |. Ford, Mayor
U. S. Grant appointed Rev. James,
Of the Methodist church, to fill
the vacancy.
The question of filling the va
cancy In the first ward caused by
The removal of Councilman Bilyeu
from that section of town was pre-
sented and the council will ap-
point someone to fill the vacancy
1t the next meeting. Engineer
Hines informed the mayor and 7
;ouncilmen that MIR. Dennis, the
contractor who had contracted to |
seven blocks Of street
n the southwest part of town was
lot fulfilling the contract, and
ad declared his intention of not
DING the work. City Auditor
ord was instructed to notify thel
ontractor that the city expects
be completion of the contract
ccording to the terms and that a
allure to so comply with the con-
'act they would expect the penal
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
Polk County Court
Circuit Court

Walter ID. Pugh and Henry
Sauer, doing business as Pugh &
Sauer, vs. the city of Dallas. Sum
mons returned showing that SER
Vices OF copy OF complaint was
served on j. T. Ford, city auditor.
William Branchflower VS. Tom
Ottinger ct al. Answer filed by
Lloyd Simkins, one OF the defend
ants, claiming counter bill for
pasture in the sum of $56 plus
other Items to the extent of $50.
Writ Of attachment returned
showing that 500 sacks Of wheat,
which was raised upon the depos-
It OF $500 as security for the judg-
ment by defendants.
Otto w. Heider VS. Larney Tom.
Undertaking for attachment in
the sum of $500 with A. r. Ford
and Otto Heider as sureties filed
an affidavit for attachment.
Thomas j. Kimheling VS. Geo. |
M. Werline. Motion filed by de-
fendant asking the court to re-
quiring plaintiff to set further an |
itemized statement OF provisions 1
for the operation of boarding
house mentioned in said COM
plaint.
Classy Faye Taylor VS. Leone G. /
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ty to be invoked as the contract
provides. v
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
So Fires Reported.

Fifty-nine fires In Oregon out
side Of Portland during August re
suited In losses aggregating $31S,-
S95, according to a summary pre-
pared by A. c. Barber, state fire
OF the So files 25 we're
in dwellings with losses aggre-
eating $71,980.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
Astoria Council
Wants Congress to
Regulate Fishing

Astoria, Or. Sept. S.-Declar-
ing that joint state control of the
Columbia river fishing industry
has failed and that the salmon
are threatened with extinction by
purse seining, which the states of
Oregon and Washington have not
prevented, a resolution asking con
gress to assume jurisdiction and
control over the fisheries of the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08

Ridgefield, Wash, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Vinyard.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Hadley Of
Silverton called at the Loron home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Munson
have gone to Portland for few
days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Brooks ba-
by has been real sick.
G. w. Brown has his new house
almost completed.
J. c. Savage was Salem caller
Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
Attest News Covering Willamette Valley Points

| lTaylor. Answer by defendant to
motion alleging that he has paid
tall that is possible for him to pay
to plaintiff according to the de-
cree of divorce proceedings in
June, 1920, further stating the
Iimpossibility OF his appearance on
September s. Denies his ability
to earn big wages. stating that
his average monthly earnings are
$65. Prays for the dismissal of
the proceeding against the defend
ant.
Josephine Meyers ct al VS. Ida
Murphy ct vir. Summons returned
from Los Angeles, Cal, showing
the copy Of complaint to the with
in named defendants.
LIS Pendens petition filed by
Oscar Hayter. attorney for the
plaintiff.
Probate Court
In re. Estate of John RI. Mo-
ran, deceased. Petition to probate
the witt OF decedent filed by Mary
A. Stins, sister of decedent. VIII
and proof of will entered Of rec
ord. Order setting time to prove
will. o. der entered appointing
Mary A. Stine administratrix. and
appointing C. A Wolverine, Ira
G. Powell and George Boothby
In le. Estate o, Marshal N. SUI
yer, deceased Prccf Of publica-
tinn az administrators notice fill
ed. Vouchers number / to S5 in
elusive filed by administrator.
Order entered approving final ac-.
count and closing estate on the
liling by the administrator of the
balances OF out sfan6ing claims.
In re. Estate Of j. S. Cooper,
deceased. Petition for family al
owance filed by Jennie Cooper,
widow OF decedent. Order enter
ID by the court claiming $3.50
allowance for the sup
,ort of decedent's family.
County Court
In re. Matter of transferring
unds fro mthe general fund to
peciai road district No. Is and
rom .he special road district No. !
5 10 the general fund. Order en-
cred transferring $2349.S0 from !
be general fund to the road dis !
-ict No. Is and directing the I
-easurer to credit said taxes for :
1ad district No. Is to general +
,ad fund. a
In re. The matter OF transfer r
ng funds from the special road t
strict No. to the general fund. -
rder entered transferring $4.-
1874 from special road district
o. to the general fund and di-
citing county treasurer to credit
| uncancelled taxes on 1920 rolls
r special road district No. 7 to :
e general fund.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08

Martin Maine, we'll known
sheep man of Starkey, recently
lost thumb while leading a
string Of pack horses. His
thumb got fast In the rope and
the string pulled in such a way
as to twist 1t off.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-08
Waconda Waves

Waconda, Or. Sept, S.-Mr. and
Mrs. e. Palmer and daughter mo-
tored to Portland for a few days