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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08

nu, smyslet o mne nehezky a
vim, ze myslite, re jsem vas o.
klamala a klamala take lorda
St. Maura 0 vas, veTte mi, re
jednala jsem, jak myslela jsem
re jest nejlepe."
"Nechme toho tedy, sleGno
Greville," pravila Leslie chlad-
ne. "Vite, re jsem vas nikdy ne
ohzalovala, ami cd vas nezada-
la zadneho vysvSt1enf.'
"Chtela jsem vam ho ale da-
ii q muslin. Ano, poslyste mne,
Leslie. Mysllte, re ia nevim,
jak slechetne jste jednala ?.
Mohla jsem vam rici a byla by
ste nikdy neobjevila moji sla-
bost k st. Maurovi, a ia -"
zamlcela Sc - neb. bylo to TRIP
ke pro nj pfiznavat Sc k toma,
hrdost jeji byla velika, konec-
ne ale dodala slabyn hlasem
- "dekuji vam re srdce.'
Povaha Leslie byla prilis
mekka,. nez ably Sc il to bylo
nedotklo, a protoz odvetila
jemnejSim jiz hlasem:
"Slecno Greville, nechme
minulgch veci. Neni toho tre-
ba."
"Nechte mne ale vysv6tlit, +"
zvolala Ida prudce. "Nechte
mi vam rici, proc jsem TAX
jednala. Kdyz jsem vam popr-
We rekla. re jsem zadana Sc
i st. Maurem, domnivala jsem
Sc. ze tomu tax bude. SkutecnG
isem Sc povazovala tax jake
mu zadanou. Zdal Sc mi vzdy-
cky TAX do mne zamilovan, tax
pr5telskym, re jsTne no pova-
zovali, iiz jakoby nalezel do
rodiny. Kazdy clovek myslei
re Jest to ieho un1yslem 81 mne
wit. A pax = pax - kdyz
isem Sc Zacala Obavat, re mo-
Thu byti zklamana - byla jsem
zahanbena."
/ Opet Sc zamlGela, pycha jeji
|jako by il nedovolovala dale
mluvit.
"Kdyz zachoval Sc Stanley
tax 5patne Wy iste odeSla cd
mas, myslela jsem, ze bude nej-
lepe, honradovi Sc o tom ne-
zminit. Stanley mne take pro-
sill. ucinila iscm talk ale .iedin6
X vuli vam samotn6, Leslie.'
X vuli mne?" opakovala
tato.
"Ano. Pozorovaia jsem, jail
Sc o vas zajinla st. Maur a
myslela jsem, re bude to nei.
l6pe, kdyz nenecham no mic {
tom vedet. To vite, ze jSem nj
kdy 0 tom ami nesnila, re by $
vas chtel witt a vubec nikoml
to ami nenapadlo."
Opet Sc objevil cerveny tel
pruh ura2cn6 pychy Ma tVaf
Leslie.
| Ida Zarazela dVku svou vel
mi JENNIE a pomalu, nicmen'
ale hluboko.
To, re pravila, ze by nikd'
byl ami nesnil o tom, ze by Sc
nj byl ST. Maur ozenil, tanul,
il na mysli. Bylo to velmi trp
Ike byti ma to upamatovana Il
sty Idly.
"Radeji bych nechtela il
| mic vice slySet, slccno Grevil
. le," pravila prudce. "Nemuz
TO delat dobrotu a nam nynl
!. jinych vecech co premyslet.' y
7 'Jak 81 prejete," pravila
. da ! prettarenou skrousenost
ktereZ mohla nyni dobre POT
lit, kdyz byla Sip iedovaty il
It dost hluboko vrazila.
"Chci ien doufat, &c mi oC
1 pustite. Leslie"
Pro sebe 81 ale myslela y
} mohu 81 no nyni vydobyti. A
} liz ho ale dostanu, nebo he, j
d sto Jest, &c ona ho pemuze j
miti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
FLONZAI.EY QUARTET

bude hrat utery vecer hotelu Stater pod zastitou
The Chamber Music Society," ridtelkou pi. Frankyn 3.
SandeIsova Obsazen quarteta jest nasledovni: Adoo
Bett, prvni housle Alfred Pochon, druhe housle Ivan
D'Archambeau, cello Louis Bailly, viola.
PROGRAM:
Quartet, Major, opus 80 No. l, Beethoven
Allegro
Allegretto vivace sempre, scherzando
Adaeo motto NEST
Allegro (Theme Russe)
Serenade, opus l. Joseph Jongen
Quartet Major, opus 4 / No. g. Schumann
Andate oppressive Allegreo motto moderate
Adagio motto
Allegro aSSai vvace
Alfred Cortot vyborny francouzsky pianista vystou
pi utery odpoedne 18. ledna, move Masonic Hall "a
protekoratu The Fortnghty Musical Cubu Tizenl pl.
Franklin g. Sandersov6 Bude to tvrty koncer Velke IL
melcck6 erie iste uvit pny dunn ohoto viruosa jen5
TAX veicc pfekvapn Cleveland Fadefskym orchestren
NaVratil prave unleeck6 cesty Angi Spansskenl
ably nastoupil sezonu koncertu po Spoj Statech.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
PRODA Sc. dunn S vedlej

PRODA Sc. dunn vedlej-
Sim rohoVym Totem, v Mt.
Pleasant, V ciste ceskem oko-
Ii. Je tam 6 svetnic, koupel-
na, puda, sklep, skopky, ele-
ktfina, plyn a slepicnlk. Maize
tex. je so phi $50 str. Je to
yhodna prilezitost pro prozl-
raveho obchodnika. Cena
$500. Blizsi sdeli FIR. J. Pa
renica, 1891 K. los. ul.. !?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08

PRIJMOU Sc solicitofi,
Zdvojnasobte sye sluzne neb
mzdu, pracujice S nami We va
sem volneln case. Podrobnosti
poda yam Eagle Electric Sup
ply Co., 5817 Broadway. :?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08

PKCDA Sc farnla o 45 a.
krech Burton, O. Dunn a no.
spOdarska stayeni V nejlepsim
poradku. Jest tam 8 krav, par
koni, 100 slepic, % akru orne
pudy, 10 akru lesa, ostatni "a
hrada a pastviny. Cena $4,000,
hotovc S4800. Blizsi sdeh FIR.
Parenica, 1891 E. 105. ul.
Ill
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08
NhMORNf MANEVkY.
Esksdfy pacificha atianticka
sjedou Sc b,ize pobTezi
Panamy.

san Diego, Cal, Z ledna Y
cele 8 ylajkoyou lodi Birming-
ham, osmnact torpedovek pa
cifick6 eskadry vyplulo . pfi-
stavu dnes, aby Sc pridaly K G.
ska dse bite~nieh loe,i blMs
Point Iona. pred odlez1em Do
Panamy. kae pacificka fiotilla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08

PRIME Sc matka S dltkem
neb dvema deycatky ia byt $
nabytkem neb bez, bud na
stravu aneb beze stravy. Adre-
sa Sc sdeli v adm. t. listu.
lilo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-01-08

ST. lest TO udlece JoSle nor 81.
Musite sc pripravit ma tezsi .je-
Ste ranu, Leslie boil mne to,
re ia vam muslin prinesti tako-
We noviny Jest to ale jen
spravedlivo, abyste to vedela.
V nekolika dnech bude to Wy
pravovano jinymi idmi a do
zvedela byste sc to cd tech.
"Co Jest to-" vydechla Le-
slie tresoucim Sc drsnym hla-
sem, jaky nemivala We zvyku.
Jak6si zdani osklive te prav
dy jakoby Sc V nj vzmahalo.
Citila. jakoby ledova jakas
ruka Sc dotykala srdce jejiho
- krev iakoby Sc il zastavova-
la V zilach strachem..
"Nemuzete sc domyslit, Le-
slie? Myslim, re musite. kdyz
bral 81 lord Moreland slecnu
Evu, byla sestra vase napade-
ma hroznou zarlivosti. Ona to
byla, jez zavrazdila mylady
MoTeland N''
'Hrom byl jiz udefil.
Jedovaty sip wiki iiz do
srdce obeti sve.
Ida, kdyz no byla vypustiia,
mohla ddlati soucitnou nyni.
Postavila Sc drobet blize k
Leslii a chtala il witt kolem
pasu, neb tfasla Sc tato iako o.
syka bylo Sc co obavat, re
klesne.
Nest astna ale ia divka "a
lekla sc il q vyrazila re sebe
shrek jako poranen6 zvife, u
kladajici SO k Smrti.
PAX nebyla : to iiz kricet, a
nj yzdychat; rama ia byla sko-
TO smrtelna.
V temz okam2iku pocit ova-
la vGtsich bolesti nez-li jsou
bolesti smrti.
Prave ale Y tom neskonalem
boiu. daSila Sc Idy ieste vice.
pud nejaky - tento nanel-
vyse tajemny a tez nanejvyse
nechybny strazce - varoval
il jaksi, re nenl Ida pravou le-
il pfitelkyni.
Stala tn bez pohnuti pode-
prena isouc kmen stromu.
Oblicej jeii byl bledy - O.
kouzlujici jeii o6i jevily dz-
kost.
"Nedotykete Sc mne, pro
sim. kdyz Ike mne mluvite,
zvolala poiednou. Ami ne na
minutu. Odpust tie mi, ehci pre-
mysleti samote, iak to vst
mann snesti."
Kamennym srdcem by to by
10 pohnuio, videt il tn stat
bledem tom svetie mesice, bic
dy ten, sladky oblicei obrace
nv K nebesum, k tenn nebe
sum, k nimz uboha jeji tyrani
duSe volala pomoc.
ByIa tax mlada, dobra
krasna.
Zivot jejl pred meSicen Je
ST. neznal zadne sladkosti =
byl pin sebe-obetoyani a sebo
odrikani.
A prave Y tonto meslci zda
10 sc, ze sc il nebe oteVfelo.
Srdce jeji naplneno nad&le
nj, tcmi neisladslml, nelcists
nj tyto nade.ie byly il N.Y.
vzaty a zanechaiy srdce praz
No. ranene.
Kdoz BY il byl nelitoyal. Y
da il tn stojici We 6yetle M
sice a pokovaeiici SC uvaz'
vat, proc ona jest len ustan'
vena k trpeni.
4 Idly nebylo ale zadAet
soucitu. Iarlivost ucinila
]<rutou al do krajnosti.
Pohllzejic na shroucenou
jejl postavu, jabala Y cerne
torn srdci SVEN.
Ty bied6 tYare, ty treaou
re rty, ty ustrasene oci, to b
10 prave, co nejvice j tesilo
Utrpnost nemela rnista
tyrdych tech, krutych prso
Y tech byl chlad studene.
L l.
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ragedie svatebnf noci,
~ Roman:
Roman

Musela Sc stavet k Leslii vel
mi laskavou, aby nepadla v
podezfeni.
TAX as "a dva minuty opet
Sc obratila K Leslii a vezmouc
il ia ruku, promluvila k nj ne
kolik soucitnych SLOW.
Tentokrate jfch Leslie neod-
mitala = slechetn6 povahy,
vznesene, jsou slime a povaha
Leslie byla vznesena opravdu.
AGkoliv il to ma ponejprv o.
mracilo, stala Sc opet pevnou.
Klesla mysl jeji pozvedla Sc
sama.
Myslela, re milenec jeji by
smyslel iako ona.
Bylo tu neteho, co by mohlo
tu ranu vlci nemu oslabit?
Ona sama musela Sc pokrlsit
zachranit ho od trpeni, jake
muz podlehala sama.
A kdyz jednou tyto myslen-
ky Sc V mozku jejim ujaly,
drzela Sc jich pevne.
"Chcete mi fici vSe, co vi
te?" tazala Sc pojednou hla-
sem, kteryz prekvapil Idu, jak
byl mirny a klidny.
Ochotne vypravovala celou
historic, kterouz sly$ela od tai
neho keena.
Leslie naslouchala tiSe a xiii
dine.
"Muzete mi rici, jak iste Sc
to dozvedela?" tazala Sc ma
hle, kdyz byla prisla ma konec
myslenek svych.
"Jest mi Tito, re vam to ne
mohu fici," prayila Ida, zm6-
mic pon6kud barvu. "Bylo mi
to svefeno pod tou podminkou,
ze uplnou zachovam o tom tai
most. Dala isem sve cestne slo-
vo ia to, ze ami sc slovem ne
zminim o tom, ac vam o tom
mohu rici. Neimene V tydnu 5u
de to vefejne neb sc to bnde
projednayati u soudu."
"NeimenG V tydnu?' premi-
tala Leslie.
Ida strezila il bedlive. Ne
chtela il nechat tyden caSu k
jednaDi V teto zalezitosti.
Kdyby byla cekala az to tai
| ny Keene uverejni,. bylo by
! zcela prirozeno, re byla by sla
Leslie k tajnemu 0 blizsi Wy.
svetleni a pax by jeji dvoja-
kost vysla ma jevo.
Ne, to nesmela pripustit.
'Co budete delat, Leslie 2
tazala Sc tudiz.
Go mohu delat?" odvetils
tato truchliv6. "Neni tn mic pro
mne k delani, zhola mic. Mu
sim toho mnoho snaSet, neman
ale co delat tom"
!. "Co Sc ale stane Sc st
: Maurem? Chcete mu dodrzet
slib?"
"Dodrzet mu slib!" opetov;
la nelibosti. "Vidim, ze mn,
neznate, slecno Greville.'
"Oh ano. Vim co myshte
Vim ze no nebudete mutt, alb.
81 vas wal. bude-li ale OH t
: pfec chtit ucinit po tomto?"
Ne
Slovicko toto vyslo il Us
: prudce .issne.
Srdcc Idly zachyelo Sc p
: slyseni ho radosti.
: "Vy nebudete chtit?' ~
/ lala netrpclive. "Myslite to
j praydu, Leslie? To hylo by Q
vas alechctne. A prcc -
+ a prec 60 iineho 1byva Il
) cinit, ne? TAX jste to chtela j
J. q a. proc istc to nedorekla ST
j.. enc Greville 30 prasila Leslie
jakouSi horkosti.
o Y pitrll jcjim buracela TAX
ii VA muka, zc nebylo diyu,
jeyilo Sc SIovcch jejich ne'
IA horkosti YuCi Slechtickc t6 p
=. e,,;oi ioz - .ino ula tn ,1ayiuil
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Canning Company
at Woodburn Is
Host to Public

WoOdburn, Ore, Jan. 20.-Farm-
ers, business men and citizens Of
Woodburn, numbering close to 500,
We're guests of the Graves Canning
Company of this city at a luncheon
and general welfare meeting held
in the Armory Tuesday afternoon
and evening.
The Graves Canning Company,
who operate canning Establishments
at WOodburn, Brownsville, Tilla-
nook, Sheridan and Sherwood, pro-
pose to float $150,0O0 worth of
stock, and the meeting here was to
interest the people of this vicinity
in buying stock. The afternoon
session was devoted to the farmers
and the evening session to the busi-
ness men and citizens of the city.
1t is said that more than 200 farm
ers and fruit growers were present.
With scarcely no effort further
than to state the company's pur-
pose, farmers subscribed for stock
very readily. One farmer sub
scribed for eleven shares at S1O0l
each, and another subscribed for |
ten shares at the same price. !
Among the farmers and business
men combined approximately $1O,-
900 worth of stock was sold. The
expects to sell $4,000 Il
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
City Recorder of
Hubbard Quits;
Long In Office

Hubbard. Ore, ian. 2O.-At re-
cent meeting OF the city council,
when the newly elected officers
were installed, B. Paulsen was ap-
pointed city recorder to succeed j.
L. Calvert, who has served in that
capacity most of the time since
Hubbard was incorporated as a
city. The appointment Of Paulsen
was made at the request of Mr..
Calvert who said he mad been in
office long enough, Kari Ohme
was reappointed marshal at an in
creased salary with the under
standing that one Of his duties is
to take care OF the city hall. The
marshaTs salary win he $40 per
month in the future. Subsequent to
his appointment the marshal was
instructed by Mayor Mayger to put
the lid on punch boards operating
in Hubbard. He is also instructed
to cotllect $40 license for each pool
and billiard table in operation in
the city.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Dallas

Dallas. Or, Jan. 2O.-Mr. ana
airs A. j. Campbell of Broadlnead
were the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
" A. Thornton over the last of the
week.
MIS- w A, Thornton entertained
Few little girls the last of the
week ~ honor of her niece Adeline
NAshpbeli, who was "A guest al her
hoine over the week end. Those
nrescnt wore; Laverne Thatcher
Margaret triar and Adcline Comn-
heH. '''''p
hr. and Mrs. A. T. Brandaw
VINO nave been residing in HIS
eono have moved 10 Dallas and arc
itvihg with their daughter and son
Ati-ia~. Mr. and Mrs Niren BaIlan-
Wae' uhtll tE"y can secure a loca-
tion- nv Brandaw is fayorabIv
inlpr" sed with Dallas on account
oF the large payroll Of the city.
Mi'- and Mrs {. F. Brandaw of
h1'Shoro we've the weekend u.rasi. |
of MT. ana Mrs Virgil Ballantvne
y. T. McClain Of Albany was in |
Dallas over the last or the week. ON |
business.
u A. woods NJ ALBANY visiteJl
~ The home of G. y. Shrcevo over
The iast OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs Il. F. ROGERS rflI
iillamook were week end VISITORS
in Dallas. n
w w Rork is putting IN new Il
litterspreader on the place Of l.. r..
ANdams in North Dallas
Ai Rankius Of Portland was "a |
commercial visitor In Dallas over
tue last of the week
A #, schuttry Of Suhlmty trans
acied business in the county seat
IN Saturday.
William Weiuert of Aruo was
iransacting business m Dallas on
Fred Miller of the Blake Neral. II
'ompany of Portland. was a husi
Tess visitor in Dallas on Monday.
l.. A, Miller OF McNIuuvnfr
made business trip to Dallas over q
fte last Of the week
Mr. and Mrs H. 4. Russell OF y
!
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

by the Fox Motor company Of his
city.
Mrs. c. w. Fox has returned to
Dallas after few days spent in Sa-
lem at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Myra Shanks, who is police
matron of Salem.
Hon. p. W. Powell and L. H. Nc
Bee attended the Oregon State
Farm bureau session in Portland
last week. Mr.. Powell was elected
secretary treasurer of the state bu-
reau.
Mr.. and Mrs, Jack Ponsler was
in Salem over Sunday visiting with
friends.
ALLIE Teal of Falls City was in
Dallas Monday transacting legal
business.
S. f. Watson of Seattle is the
guest of his sister, Mrs. Wilson
Webb for a few days.
George W. Myer who is making
his home in Corvallis, was in town
on business Thursday.
Mrs. |. n Woods, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Addie Dalrymple
of Portland, left last week for 4
fortnights stay in southern Califor-
mia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stowe of Nc
Minnville were in Dallas last week
and were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Al Stowe, they formerly lived
in Dallas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rea Craven, who
have been living in Tillamook for
the past number OF months, will
arrive in Dallas within a few
weeks. Mr.. Craven has been assist
ant manager of the J. c. Penney
company store at that place but
has given up his work with that
company and will return to the
willamette valley. Mr.. Craven was
not favorbly impressed with 1'illa-
nook on account of the high winds
and the inclement weather.
Miss May Smith has returned to
her home in Aumsville after a visit
at the home of her cousin, Miss
Bessie Gooch
L. C. Newton, manager of the
Dallas Canning company, was a |
business visitor in Portland over
the last of the week.
d. d. Peters is in San Francisco |
for few days attending to bust |
ness matters. Mr.. Peters lives near
Carvel Campbell, an o. A. C. stu
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

Colorado Springs, Colorado, were in
town over the last Of the week look
ing over a a suitable location.
Joe Buell., who lives in the west
ern part of the county, made a
business trip to Dallas, Saturday.
Mr. Buell. said that the roads in the
section Of the county were abso-
lutely the worst roads in the stae.
II. Hrischberg Of Independence
motored to Dallas in his new Velie
sedan Saturday and made visit to
the court house.
w. r. Dyer of Buell. was a local
visitor Saturday. Mr. Dyer is of
the opinion that the people from
that section of the county is in
favor of the recall and many are
doing all they can to assist in the
movement.
Ross Pierce of Salt Creek spent
Saturday in Dallas transacting
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Robbins,
who have been making a several
weeks visit with friends in eastern
Oregon, were in Dallas the first of
the week. Mr. Robbins, at the
time of the recall solicitors were in
his section of the county was away
from home and he made a trip to
the county seat particularly to get
his name on petition.
Harry l.. Kuck, former reporter
on the Observer and present editor
OF the Pendleton Tribune, was in
Dallas last Wednesday calling on
old friends. Harry was enroute to
Eugene to attend a convention of
the editor of the state and stopped
here to visit with old cronies of
company L.
ID. Sellers, who lives on roue 2,
was a business visitor in Dallas
Monday morning. Mr. Sellers has
become a member of the Observer
family whichis increasing its mem !
bership from five to six week.
Mrs Pauline Snyder Lowe Of
Seattle is with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. V. II. Snyder for few
weeks, She was called here on ac-
count of the Illness of her mother,
Who is now improving in health.
ID. VI Shattuck, OF the Shattuck
Motor company, local Ford agency,
was in Portland to attend the auto
show last week. He returned home
saturday evening very much pleas
I'd with the exhibits.
Rev. u. A. Mackenzie has been
appointed chairman Of the near
'ast relief in place of Rev. Chris J.
3enney and all money collected
within the county is to be turned
'rer to Mr.. Mackenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Ellie have ,
eturned from Portland, where
hey had been attending the auto ,
how for n few days. G
Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Johnson have
moved from Dallas to Roseburg,
where they win make their home.
Colonel Conrad Stafrin has re-
urned from Portland, where he at
ended meeting Of the state phar-
macy board.
Fred j. Wagner and t. w. Elliott
ave returned to their homes in
lallas after having spent a few
ays in Portland
Jack Vincent was in Salem sun
ay and returned home with a new
hevrolet truck. He is employed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

Hubbard, Ore, Jan. 20.-The
will of the late Nixon Blair, who
lived near Hubbard for many
years, involving an estate of s22,-
600 left to his widow, was filed for
probate in Clackamas county a few
days ago. Mr. Blair died in Kansas
Hity, Mo, a couple Of weeks ago
where he went for the benefit of
his health, The estate is situated
in Clackamas county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20

Hubbard, Jan 20.--Citizens liv-
ing east of the city limits are max
ing an effort to interest the city
council in the matter of extending
the water mains to their tracts Of
land for irrigation and domestic
purposes. The proposition has ap-
pealed to the council to the end
that the cost of such extension is
being investigated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Equity Cases
Keep Polk Court
Hard at Work

Dallas, Jan. 20-The equity court
i'm Dallas. under the judiciary di-
reetion of Judge II. H. Belt. has
been grinding out equity with some
degree of speede during the past
two days.
The case of Mrs. p. f. Compton
VS.. c. Il. Goodman began Tuesday
morning and lasted throughout the
dayand a night session was held
until 10 O'Clock. The case was fin
ished Wednesday morning. The
plaintiff demanded possession and
ae-delivery of properly which had
been leased by the defendant on
the 23d day of February, 1918, for
a term of five years. The lease was
for Approximately 200 acres Of land
and the farm implements, also
some stock.
The decree was given terminal
ing the contract and giving the de-
PENDANT $500 for the improvements
that he made upon the place.
Neither party was allowed costs in
zhe case.
Divorce Granted.
The next case was that of Coda
Fs. Hamilton VS.. Roy L. Hamilton
in which the plaintiff asked for a
divorce alleging non-support aES
cruel and inhuman treatment. 1t
developed in the case that the
plaintiff went to live at the home
of the defendant Roy Hamilton,
81 xf fog
reaIl. after their marriage July g.
1920. In the home Of his parents
were two brothers, three half bro
thers and two sisters. She alleged
that the defendant criticised her
house work and her habits in the
presence of his folks, much to her
Embarrassment; and that she be-
came sick a few weeks after their
marriage and he refused to furnish
medicine and medical aid. She
went TO her parents home near
Pedee in September. Later on, she
secured the services of a doctor and
he informed her she had typhoid
symptoms and bad tonsils which
were later removed.
Just before her operation for the
removal of her tonsils, her hus-
band, phoned the doctor that he
would not be responsible for her
bill and also published a notice in
lhe papers that he would not be re-
sponsible to anyone for indebted
mess incurred.
After many witnesses were ex-
ednined on each side, taking up sew
sf1al hours during the day, the court
granted the decree to Coca A
Hamilton restoring her maiden.
name Of Golda Bevens and allow
ang her costs and disbursements in
She suit.
Two Others Divorced.
Nina Il. Collins presented her
self in court asking for decree
against Ralph l.. Collins on the
grounds of desertion. There are
tive children to the marriage rang
AnE from to II years Of age. She |
~as granted the decree and the Gus
tody of the children and declared
owner OF an undivided one-third
part OF 81 acres of land.
Susie williamson presented her
sell before the court seeking a di-
sorce from her husband on the
grounds of desertion. The court
SITTER hearing her case, which was
a default, granted her decree and
gave her the custody of two minor
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Real Estate Is
Active In Gervais

Gcrvais. Ore, Jan. 20.-Severa
pieces of real estate in Gervais
have changed hands within the
past few DAYS and there seems to
he considerable activity in that
direction. William BowIev sold
two lots in the city to G. s. Lam
bert, consideration $1,000; John
Vanderbeck sold one lot in block
- to Al Landers, receiving $3.50
for the same; william BowIey has
purchased 4 lots from the Koester
estate costing S700 A. NJ. Byrd
has purchased two lots from Jos,
hoffman. consideration $3.50; A.
Woelke purchased two lots from
L. X. Siegmund, consideration
$4,000: The Southern Pacific Co.
sold all of block 13 to A. Daniel
for $500; G. T. Wadsworth buys
the north half of lot s in block 36
from A. r. Siegmund, and George
Barthleny purchased II acres in
st. Louis from Mrs c. E. Gleason,
consideration $1,400.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Marshall,
who have been visiting in Wash
ington, D. C. for several months.
state in a letter received here this
week that they will start homeward
within a few days. and they are eX-
pected to arrive here about the
first of next month,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Finney of
Sheridan have been visiting friends
in Gervais during the week.
Miss Julia De Jardin has been
friends in Portland for
few days.
Ralph Edwards of Portland is a
guest at the John Weiss home in
9ervais.
Mrs. A. Schwab is having her
house wired for electric lights.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-20
Pulley Held In
Jail, Unable to
Secure Bondsmen

Hubbard, Ore, Jan. 20.-When
Alvis Pulley was taken from the
county Jail at Portland Saturday
for his preliminary examination on
a charge of stealing eggs from the
Hubbard creamery, ne acknow-
lodged that he sold the eggs to the
but said he was selling them for
another party, and merely acted
as transfer agent. He was bound
over to the grand jury. Pulley has
been held in Jail since his arrest
more then a week ago in default OF
$500 bail