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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
Many Prize Fighters
Seek Matches Here

Jack Markic, prize fight ana wrcst-
Inns promoter. h. one of the busiest
mon iu Albuquerque lie has rocciv-
ed "a III" uf mail from prize lighters
who want TO boN lu Albuquerque.
Nj Murkic 4uid today that he would
III" his best o fix up some matches
Toy January 40
IT, has received word from lee
warmer u II, ny"r that Joe Flynn
wants q fight with Benny Cordoyt OF
Albuquerque Or . other lightweight
George Drew OF Los Aug,lo- has
written that he raS iust defeated
several fast ring artists ana i- 1r>IHus
Tor f. tight ~ Albuquerque, Dan
Iitggio known AK Sailor Dauuio Burns
at N~alscuburg. Colorado. also be-
anxious for a fight in Albuquerque
Mt Merkic has not heard from
George Falls OF Cherokee, Oklahoma
lttoly but the latest reports were that
Falls wanted To- meet George Iiupau
ON the mat shortly after tho first uf
TIM year. Falls was defeated bN
lIn,lu once but says hr Will newer
lv defeated by him again.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
M. P. c. in Spotlight;
New Auto Chatter
Is Miles Per Gallon

SEW YORK, Jan. M = g. has
replaced T. T. NJ In the ]yornaCular
Of the auto enthusiast.
X 4. NJ stands for revolutions per
minute conveying nm impression of
speed. power and smooihnCss
NJ f. G. means miles pen gallon
NJ T. O.. will be used often in the self
ING arguments at the many auto shuwr
scheduled for the first Of the year.
Here are suuc OF the dates.
jsnulry 2 to s. Sew YORK H.ghwu,
transportation show. Twelfth Rcgt-
mr'' Arutury
January N to 10, Sew York pHs-uu.
l;ar cor Show, Grand Central Palace.
January 20 to %, Cleveland Automu-
hil' show. Wigmoro coliseum.
January - to 90, Chicago Automu-
bile salon, New Drake Hotel
january 90 IN February .. Chicago
Passenger car show. Coliseum
January 81 20 February %. Erie IA.
touoti'' show, Sew General Electric
building.
February g to ~, Tractor SHOW. Co
luinuus ohio state Fair Grounds
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
BOOKS At LIBRARY
VALUED At $4,000
Inventory Shows Be-
tween 5000 and 1000
Volumes on Shelves

Books and bound magazines to the
value Of about $4,000 are stored In
the Albuquerque public library. ac-
t"rdtng To- a report made To- the city
manager hy Mrs y r. Dixon. Hbrar--
ian. The work Of estimating the
atruuut at money invested In She
library has boon In progress for some
weeks, aud tn" report Will bp in
yludrd boz I'd" annual report of tho IL
hrttinn which win Doe completed IN
u few days.
This is TIA" first time that r. money
value had been put uu the property
at th, library.
Thuro ave between oirht and nine
Thousand books iu the library Tho
uriDu set ON each of the books was the
wholesale price which Librarians rc-
tvivo ON purchases The books which
had been gifts o. the library woru
counted tt tn" same price iu order
Z" obtain J definite idea uf how much
the library h. worth. The Inventory
included ull hooks. and the bound
volumes at maEnziuos and uyWspnp-
,r-.
Several LOSSES of hoobs have uc-
rurrvj during the past year on ac-
count of contagious Diseases 80
books which htV, been loaned Go nor
SONS among whom % serious disease
freaks out. Will Ia received bv tho
thrut, Az her .urr mo- facilities
for tumigntilE a., books thor, nrr
numerous losses on this account each
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
WESTERN SECRETAR|AL
SCHOOL OPENS WINTER
Il N JAN UARy 8

"Tnv Secret Of Success In litu is ho-
ju4 ready for Your opportunity WHOM
DO comes The Private Secretary ship
U.s. thy avenue ot employment which
leads 10 SUCCESS which In u~uattaInbhlc
ln other lines. There b. no height ga
which a trained Secretary may not
climb a. b. illustrated in tho liNcs O.,
such mca as Cos, Nanicrlip ana tho
late George " Perkins, an Of whom
started their careers as socrota 5ios
Scctytirlul training iH new To- this
section Of IN, country. having boon
introduced hy the Western school ur
Private Secretaries which stands alpu,
m o. Southwest as offering th" com.
plrfr SeCrrtariul course. It. iu-truJ-
tons are graduate Private Secretaries.
with actual business experience, NOT
NAL education nud years OF teaching
bohind their technical business train.
ms
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
EXPRESS COMPANY
LAYS Off A FEW
EMPLOYEES HERE:
Business Is Light; Right
Way Campaign Is
Started

Right way campaign was
started TODAY with the oppnirE of
The Sew Year Cos iru American Rail-
way Express r~otnFnnN. Tho purpose
"l Bee c"inl"tisu b. q" nave every en-
pi"N' a" eb'h oct iu ih' rlEh' way.
tnpl"N'7 ace %" regard th" Sai'l,
iiiNl Slogan "l lhr santa j." ldill"hl
nN doing every act 100 ~" proper WAY
so 1904 NOT u" Dc injured on o." llJur'
InN"u' else Th' rEhi way slogan
n' ih' "Nl~ OF INC "Hi'Ii'- '' we
Company W'.'NS o." give ih' pt'h'
service. mus '"n"u'''nE mo" hh.'-
DOT '' ''N'' way
I'ttur Ton the campaign "'I' 'N-
i''h'd 200 ln,'Nlhh 'l '"' 'luni"N' g.
'!ld lh'h i'"lli'~ Ai company i
ounce A. lhr SANTA I' station Iisl
ntEhl Ih' ANN WIS q N'W year
'hi'iI'lhA''hi ana i"li"WinE H pro-
tlhIh "I speeches. lh' 'nlpi"N's ana
'h'i' I'inln.s 'hl'rIiln,d themselves
'' ''rds lh'N watched .h' "Il N''t
'"l "A" W'l' +'IN'd WIN l'Il'0H
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
POLICE ARRESTS IN
1920 LOWEST IN
HISTORY OF CITY
Big Decrease in Crime,
and Not One Murder
During Year

The police arrests fog the year 1890
have been m" lowest D. history. tt.
vprdiug to reports now being made
out at police headquarters During
the year there were SG5 arrests ur ifp
icw"r arrests than were recorded ON
the rn,lcc books durius lEi9.
TIL" modut Of money collected in
ZINES for the yea ~ $h.ld7 tn" re
ocipts Of the police department for
thu yea 1919 VAS sG.3Ii7o The
fewer arrests in 1919 thun previously
was due to the closing ~ the saloons
When thu saloons were in operation
the arrests varied usually between
l.bOO "a 1000 70 year ans sometime
cNc"rd"d the latter figure.
Why there ave been frwor arrests
IN i93o than In 1917 has not been
solved unless Albuquerque was Just
lucky enough to escape crime Tin,
busiest months of the department for
the year were January and Dcccmhrr.
when rs and s3 arrests respectively
were mode In the yoar 1919 the
most arrests were made In November,
when us Violntors were rollDrvd
The police during the year recov-
cred S2l03l.9l worth OF stolen prop
crty, n managed 10 AYE all bad
checks MADE good. The stolen prop
Urty recovered includes automobiles
stolen In other towns u recovered
here
There were no murders In The city
during the entire year and only twB
assault charges with intent Ia KIN.
We hundred arrests were made be
cause OF traffic violations and 2a6 Uy-
rests ~ Migrants. There were SO per-
IONS charged with peace disturbance
during the year. There were - drunk
and dtsOrd"rly cases and 81 persons
charged with disordcrly conduct
Grand aud petty larceny eases MANI
hcrcd only - for the year aud there
were bu three b%urglarics. other
eases which brings the total variety
uf violations 20 20 numbered only 70
low A. soon as the police report II
flushed It will BE- submitted To the
city commission for approval
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
New Baseball League
In East Proposed

BpSToN, Jan. g.. incorporation
php'r7 for th" Continental Baseball
H-."riltion which Announced plans 10
pui teams in several citics Nhor,
major league baseball b. uoW played.
were He'd at tho state house today.
The capitalization Us 500 1000. George
II Law son. organizer 81 the old l'ud-
'i1I league. was named president.
H. Nclson Barry, treasurer said tu,
teams would b" placed 100 Boston.
camden \. j. Baltimore. Pittsburgh.
cleveland, Detroit, indianapolis. aud
'ihrr brooklyn oG Buffalo, lly added
that o. was planned to recruit PLAYERS
nom ihr minors and thst am attempt
would De- made To- Take over some, OF
Ih' larger mluur lcagu, clubs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
PALACE \ MUSEUM.

NlLNNA.-MaFniflD'ut SchIuas
Srhuuhrunu, tho summer palaD. of
Tho FORMER omp,rurE Of Austria
Hungary. aH biz aH the capitol az
Washington, is now q kind OF dim,
muHDum
ON tiptuc peasants tread a., once
sacred carpets.
In nwod whispers these peasants
tIlb Ia they are shown the bed uu
which thc aged Emperor Francis Ju-
s"ph di,r. thc furnishings prepared
Ton thc Young Emperor Karl ana his
empress, and the room lu whicI Kan
pOu'orrd from o O'Clock one uupI-
moon Boo November, 1918 until o the
u'at morning whether on not hr
shcvtd Civ" up his throne.
F"r three uwI apiece Visitors
iuc allowed 10 roam through thr cold
aud cherries salons of the emperor
who sent 1905 900 Of their Kind e.
death In the war,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP

TIE albuquerque checker club n
To meet IN rcguiHr session tonight IA
the Y w. g \ at t.ta n'clackI
Several now checker players huvl
come to town In the last week and
some scientific coutcsts are expected
All men are invited.
The two dogs In the cit, pound
had q Sew Icr's dinner todayI
George Washington Ward. city pound
master said today that il was no mor|
than right that the dogs enjoy Sew
Years ns well as people lie said I'D
gave the dogs In the pound some spccI
ial chicken ana turkey bones fu|
Christmas dinner and that today Ind
fed the dogs with chicken bones
=. u Strickland. state secretary ol
Tn" Baptist sunday schools and wound
p"upl".H unions, has gone tu b"mincl
y. NJ To- ho,um" pastor Of the Hap
list church there. Mr. strickland lcfI
here Thursday and viii take M hiI
new charge uu January To- lie hu|
been Boz Albuquerque Tor several
months with headquarters iu the Bar
noti building His position is still va.
cant but Will 30, fllcd by the stat'
mission board as soon ps an available.
man ~ found MIR. strickland came
here last March from Wturika,
bklu.
The new ~ foot aerial rir true,
arrived Yesterday afternoon % II
NOW la the Santa Fr yards. r. VIII
not be taken tu IN" 1--we station tuf
use however. uutil the arrival ut ID
instructor from Denver. Fire ohidi
Fred Russell last night t~clvgrapho /
The branch uutr" of tho Compau'
from which tho truck was hough
fHtf.frfF tRffIt fItF tho fft|L NgHt. h.Ft
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
Oil Johnny
Dies Of Pneumonia
AT Nebraska Home

OMAHA. Nou. Jan John "
steele. known widely 900 tho ,t,t halt
Cd century ago us 'Duuu bll Juhur,'
rcputpd then Co have Spout 70 COM
furuibl, fortune when ui' 49,. dis
covered au hts Pennsylvania lI,ud.
died of pneumonia Yesterday at Fort
truuH Sob, Whore hr Wa % tttlnU
us,u, for the Burlington railroad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
y

Pupil 4 don't think I should got
zero un this uupui.
Teacher Wch I don't, either, but
ilufH the lowest { could giy, yuu.-
Bow ltf,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
Tcaglc', Rapid Rise.

1,tEIU b. u bora manager lie
managed his prep school paper u
cleveland Ilo managed the football
team ana two college publications at
cornell
At aa aided and uhattod hy III. TACT
that hi- grandfather was Eockofoucr's
first partner. hr had become vice
president ct tho standard.
AZ $50 he Succeeded to John y.
iiuckotallrr's Job.
Tolplu stands sis feet two. weighs
gao pounds. has "a mil, That vim
tul H hIudsh1hp that's crushing al.
,N.- tJu blue. his clothes quiet aud
hr.e 70 mighty good mixer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01

The Herald il the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
Of Want Ads by bringing Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
Business Outlook
Good, Says Head
OF Standard Oil

open to- individual initiative. The uN
pa .s.luu or disupprU'iI hy the I nifcd
States ut selfish covenants and zoe
HirtciINv legislation by other govern
m,nis would carry weight and gave
American commands an equal
chance"
els .t trl. aH often stated. that
British OH Interests control AIN the
WoI'i.s potential ull supplies outside
Uf tp' United Stdt,s''
OF it"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01
"DoS' Syon wIsnIEo

"DoS~'TS's-yo. wfsuEa.
Don't wish you could find . top--rind n
Don't wish yoa could rent your apart
ment-Rent IL.
Sell II.
Howl
okons aAh phon. aas
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01

Can now supply limited ansour
factory wood tn fun wagon lond'
Hahn ,oal 90. Pbone Of.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-01-01

A HERALD WANT AID
vii bring results PhouS AAh ana
insert your &C.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
Boys Runs Away
to See Grandma;
Caught Twice

Anrora, Or, Jan. 22.-"Darned
q ne isn't cute" is the manner In
~nlch passengers on the stage
1pgke OF little 11-year-oId Andrew
ssAnis who was being returned 10
Sils nome In Salem after two f,,tiie
ltsmpts to see his grandmotber
"a portland. Young JairI left horne
salem early in the week His
Enrents had reported his a absenco to,
saiem police and the youno nc !,
80 apDrehended after he had al
aost reached his destination by
s'Ag rides and walking much nf
80 way between Salem ana oreao,- -
which point he reacbsa
zl.ousn the kindness of 4 trroi.
lver VINO turned the bupe,,, -
ooy over to the CIacks
gnnky sheriff. The Officer 80 ,''@" a-'
yimunication with his ,oros.e "a
w.--,- @nu ne was ordered sent
on the stage. The bov ~
- couple of weeks ago ana
stopped at Aurora bv tba | eit.,
10 whom he tried n 80,
49, a1cn. He kept out of s,o,..
-. s.,.neSoay in passing through this
- "a mis- Journey north. fearinc
oIicer might recognize htr,
Maad again turn him back w
I'm goin' to see my grandma 4"
me boy told the truck driver. '.r
mont know the name of the street
Stle hves on he said, but It's 51e
sohlethin' and I'll find IT,"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
Patrons of the Aurora district

Patrons of the Aurora district
expect to show that it is better and
cheaper, when transportation and
all other costs are considered, to
Join in a union district than to at
tempt the education of high school
/ students in any other way.
The public service commission
has granted the petition of the Au-
rora Mutual Telephone company
asking for an increase in rates.
Charles Kraxberger of Aurora
was recently elected one of the di-
rectors of the Candy Cooperative
Cheese - Produce company. Tho
company is inactive at present and
the factory idle. but business will
be resumed later.
Word was received here this
week from San Francisco, CAL,
concerning the death of Miss Lily
Eberhart, who passed away on
January 10, Heart trouble is said
to have been the immediate cause
of her death. Miss Eberhart had
many friends in this vicinity where
she had lived for some time.
According TO reports current here
yesterday the Lee Nee CHM hop
ranch on the Willamette river near
Butteville was sold a few days ago.
The name of the new owner or the
consideration could not be estab-
lished. but it is stated that the
farm brought a handsome price. 1t
was one of the best yards in this
section of the county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Clifford J. Pugh. a well known
merchants of Falls City. transact
ed business in Dallas the first of
the week.
Miss Hazel Duigan Of Falls City
spent Tuesday night in Dallas.
p. A. Finseth, local merchant,
has returned from Portland where
he took the 32nd degree in the Ma
sonic lodge.
Fred West, of the Polk County
Electrical Supply company, is in
Falls City this week.
NJ. w. Bendall and f. J. White of
Portland are in Dallas for a few
days this week.
Emil Thiesies. who lives near
Salt Creek, was brought to Dallas
the last Of the week to receive
medical attention. Mr.. Thiesies
while chopping wood cut his foot
severely across the instep.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
Union School
at Aurora Looks
Likely at Present

Aurora, Or, Jan. 22.-The Auro-
m school board has received con
siderable encouragement of late in
the matter of organizing a union
high school district. The proposi-
ton as submitted by the local dis
trict seems to carry a very strong
appeal to the surrounding districts,
and 1t SENS quito rikely that a un-
ion which will be a mutual bene-
fit viii be the result.
Acting upon instructions given at
recent meeting of patrons, the
local committee is comforting with
directors of surrounding districts
in order to get an expression from
each district interested regarding
the sentiment toward the proposed
union high school. When these
conferences have been completed
the matter viii be brought 10 he
fore the voters of the several dis
ricts for final decision.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

result of the officers investigation
His trial will be held next week.
The Knights of Columbus gave a
social and oyster supper in the
public school auditorium Tuesday
night Dancing and cards provid-
ed the amusement, A short pro
gram was rendered, and it was a
very interesting function. VisTsni II
from Silverton, Woodburn, WAGON
da, St. Paul and Salem were in at
tendance
Frank Scharbaeh of Moscow.
Idaho, who has ben absent for sew
eral years, arrived in town yester-
DAY anu gave his mother and lam
lily a happy surprise. He will re-
main at home for a couple o.
weeks.
The Fireproof Lumber company
shipped 100 pounds of tufflte to
Worcester, Mass. yesterday hy ex-
press. Small quantities of the ar
ticle are being shipped to different
rubber manufacturers almost daily
for experiment, and every orde' Of
100 pounds is followed by a larger
order.
Several families have arrived in
Mt. Angel during the past week
from Kansas and are expecting TO
buy farms in this locality. Many
new people are coming to Nit. An
gel every week and the city cannot
house them, under the present con-
ditions. Several new house will be
built during the summer, however.
and by another year conditions IN
this respect will be greatly improv-
ed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
Gervais

Gervais, Or, Jan. 22.-The fu.
neral OF Mrs. c. E. Miller. wei
known in this vicinity, who PASSED
away in the Lebanon hospital Tues
nay evening following a long i'll
ness was held at st. Louis yester-
DAY and interment was made in the
Catholic cemetery at that place
Sh" was born in Wisconsin In 1875
ana came to Oregon with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderbeck. i.
1878. settling in Marion couoty
near Geryais. Besides her husband
She is survived by two sisters and
five brothers.
J. j. Sheible and j. S. MangolG
iHe making repairs on the Gervais
Hiephone line this week, and they
Say the line will be in fine condi-
pon when the work is completed.
I'm putting on the soft pedal. '
sziid John S. Harper, who was in
Town Tuesday acting just a little
Hcipiess for a man of his kind. Mr..
Harper met with a fan a few DAYS
sgso while working at his farm and
severely wrench his back
~. w. Fahey filed complaint in
Narcuit court for Marion county
"Wednesday against Martin Micha-
ttk. wherein he asks judgment in
The sum of $1O2 and interest. The
controversy ia over a contract re-
xarding a partnership in the livery
Business here.
Mrs IL. II. Booster and Mrs.
irwin Cutsforth left Wednesday for
newport where they will spend a
few days.
Isabelle Crawford, a missionary.
spoke in the Presbyterian church
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
MT. Angel Items

Mt. Angel, Or, Jan. 21-Jack
Stahl, a well known young man of
this city, was hailed into justice
court Monday on statutory
charge preferred by a 17-year old
girl of Mt. Angel named Merkle.
Stahl plead not guilty to the charge
and was held for trial under 1000
bonds which he furnished. The
girls mother made complaint to
the city authorities a couple of
weeks ago and Stahl's arrest is the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
Waconda Waves

Waconda, Jan. 22.-The lumber
mas been purchased and delivered
Tor the construction Of foot
bridge across the creek near the
school house. 1t is being built for
the convenience of students.
MRS. Beleque, who underwent
an operation at Salem recently for
appendicitis, is improving nicely
according to late reports.
AFTER having been confined to
the house for some time on account
OF having sustained three frac-
tured ribs, Geo. Martin is able to
De around again, but it will be
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
Dallas Rebekah
Lodge Installs

Dallas, Or, Jan. 22.-Installa.
tion of the Rebekah lodge was
held Tuesday night in the lodge
was had by all members attend
ing. Miss Mae Shelton and Mrs.
/ Tracy Stats were installing Off
GERS.
The following officers were in
stalled: Mrs. A. V. r. Snyder, noble
grand; Miss Genevieve Coad, vice
grand; Mrs. H. b. Sosper, secre-
tary. and Miss Clauria Coad, treas
urer. Following the installation a
number of solos were rendered by
Mrs. Tom Warren of McMihnville.
A banquet was served in the ban
quet room which was decorated IN
a color scheme of pink. The tables
were centered with dainty colOred
candles with pink shades and fav-
ors marked the places of the
guests. Mrs. Bell Styles was chair
man of the banquet committee.
Miss Ethel Fletcher and Miss
Alice Butler of Monmouth were
among the visitors present. FIX
cellent work was put on by the drill
team.
Frank X. Hubbard of Falls City
and George Siefarth of Dallas have
been drawn to serve on the federal
grand jury which will convene in
Portland, January "a.
Little Betty Crider, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey L. Crider,
has been seriously i'll at her home
for the past week. She is rapidly
improving but is still under the
care of a physician.
Mrs. Edward Coad and Miss
Katherine Van Voorhies have re-
turned from a few days visit in
Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
WICK BROTHERS
WEHAvE ADDED THREEvALUABLE AGENCIE
OUR LINE:

FIRST The SOUND TIRE West Coast product mad
Tacoma Washington by the Western Rubber Co. This
made tire in which the best of material being used through
1t has very tough tread giving mileage than any @
have ever sold-A BETTER TIRE AT THE SAME PRICE,
SECOND. The BONNER INNER TUBE-The new tube VII
will not defate when punctured by nails acks ETC. Just
all motor car owners have been wishing for
THIRD. The YUBA TRACTOR-The latest model in nI
lying type suitable for the large farm especaa
srabe for hop yards orchards hill side farms Made
to suit every need. Catalog for the asking.
We wish say the trade that it aim to build up
by being careful to select only dependable goods
get the very best in each line regardless of price profit
value satisfied customer much than extra pa
commission on inferior goods
Last but not least just to remind yoU that it will soon be G
pow and and it is high time to be getting that tractor
possibly disc harrow of plow.
We are here to serve you.
WICK BROTHERS.
Trade and High StreaI
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

quite while before he is abe 10
90 much work.
John Jones of Hopmere has
leased the Waconda blacksmith
shop and took possession Of same
this week
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

Mrs. G. W. Markie is spending
the week with friends in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs j. c. Savage mo-
tored to Salem Wednesday.
The Mckay family have been
entertaining MIR. MacDonel of
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22

here last evening TO a large ard
highly interested congregation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-22
Saturday, Janas,'

Portland for a few 4
Considerable sickno,,
ed among the Wacond.
week. Among the lats /,
Walter Nuson, Mrs. q
Miss Minnie Benson.