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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-30
"MARSHALL"...!! M
Els una marca de calzadO para
caballerOs, que Sc vende en- EE.
UU. hace mas de 25 aii0s, v que
sOlamente Sc cOnsigue en-
LA TROYA"
ALLEN 26.
ALLEN &c.

PRoFEsoREs DE ,PoLICIAs.
Ea han principiado las classes noe
hlrnas para III Policfa Ell la Escuela
Baldorioty, siendo sus profesores los
seiiores Rafael Silva Jose Porrata,
duienes disfrutaran del mismo sueldo
que percibe un policfa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-30
FIIMADORA PORTORRIQUESA.

Sc encuentra en- Roma. contratada
por ma impOrtante casa manufactu
rera de pelfculas. III senorita portorri-
queila Bessie Asensio I!scalona. que ha
tornado cl nombre de Maria del Mar
V estd obteniendo I'M brillantc GXito
en- la cinematograffa. La scilorita Re
sic es una gran belleza V es SECURE
su definitivo triunfo en- Ia pantalla.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-30
DEL. HIPODR0NO.

La tarde estaba esplendida. .-Helados
y pastelillos.-Un marques POGO ga
Iante.--Un estupendo dividendo y
una sorpresa colosal.-El panteris
mo de "Lunatico".--Dos valientes
Sc llevan ef Pool.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-30
Function sin AnunciOs

Una vista nuestra fabrica no le
cuasta NADIA. Esta jnstalada con los
adelantos mas mOdernos. Yea nues'
ira existencia de .driles de lilo. Mo-
iaraOs los drIles dntes de fabricar.
Vendemos mas barato que los demas
Puede ordenar su traje a la medida.
I'd. sera nuestrO cliente como otros
muchOs.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-30

Caguas.--En la tarde del % del ac-
tial, en- la calle Dr. Goico, victorio
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-10-30

En- cualquier reunion elegante, ell zapa-
to LONDON" es ell arbitro de la moda
Es ell zapato que usa la gente chic
Unicos distribuidd,es:
ROGUE GONZALEZ & Co.. Sues.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
State News
COWBOYS REUNION
LOST BY LAS VEGAS
Directors Advertise
Grounds of Associa-
ton for Sale

LAS VEGAS. March elias
VEGAS has apparently lost the cow
boys reunion.
This became known with tho
lprasentntion Of an advertisement
Differing for sale the grounds Of
the association and soliciting bids
lfor the same.
Inquiry brought forth the in
lfor .c,ion that the directors, fol-
lowing receipt OF Rdvices that the
Especial soliciting committee aP-
pointed at the recent chamber Of
lpnrt from tbs activities OF
amounting to only $500 and that
lhe prospects were for an outside
maximum Of t2,Eg0, abandoned
ne show. f1vc thousand n the
|tninimum amount needed Tor prize
money.
" following resolution was
hdostod by the directors at the
meeting saturday afternoon;
That owing to the evident lack
Nj interest and support manifested
|by the citizens and BUSINESS in
Forests OF the community. " viii
He Impossible Tor the Cowboys
Reunion association 10 hold their
hnnuNl reunion ~ heretofore:
And II ~ therefore resolved
hat no further attempt be made
o hold such reunion In las Vegas
HIND that the property belonging
No. the association known as Cow
boy Park he at once offered for
ale through the public press
a The action Of the directors ~
inaL said Col. y n. wheeler.
Iprcaident Of the association.
4 Interviews with other directors
j nj officers Of the association
Trough, no further encouragement
That the city Will this year. or in
oars to come. enjoy the privilege
~ entertaining from 5000 to
poe visitors for the several days
10 the show early In July.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

yut, required the commission tn
prepare findings ~ fact showing
a!l elements employed in reaching
the valuations given by tinlay He
was speaking for himself and no
any one else. he explained.
The mining men were asked N
thoy had any objections to make
to the commissions deciding To- use
the ffnlay appraisal and J NJ. Sui
~. manager Of the chino. said they
had no right ~ make ans, but
only 20 protest against their indivi-
DUAL valuations N they yer not
satisfied with them whom the COM
mission had fully complied w.ti
the 1921 Inv
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

hospital, htit 90 meet the SUM
mer heat. equipped with modern
conforieuc,s-th they have offered Zoo
rem such e. place to Uncle sam.
have offered 20 solve m, problem
FOR him and M reply has ever
been received
Probe Rar's Condition.
Such b. q summary Of hightighis
contained In a report Ralph a.
Horr. viCe-Cummuudcr 81 tho Ui-
Ihied Veterans 81 the World War.
viii take 10 Washington after an
inv ettiEatilu here iu which I par
ticiputei
These stat -fic- were provided by
lnudc Smith local commander II
hc Disabled Ncternus urauuiya :
ton that pioneered the nght
against existing conditions IN
This fight A. J.. Irwin head ~ thH
local American Legion post b. now
Joined
Ard srpulying further data p ur
& ~ James. commander OF tho
lpFultHl
\ reel emergency exists No.
sHNs " will grow wurs, iu ar-
ether year and within -FOUR years
ths rUlk viii hn r.RchUI rs that
me iha trmrursry wooden aruc-
furns may hr falling fo pieces
sluys claude smith hove
lIrtud tho uvws of ,.,h man l1
.his H.cNl eufI'l.i 70 hoop t1l.n-
ion Hfd not r"ff.ur H-'
one az them. Iut ! har, % If.I.
money hg.U gIsr~ THIS f0 Com
wander frrr tnre'' o. with datn
~ NhHf fNu 'o'i Tvs have Pc, % an4
are now pr Fc inst
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

has SVEN the rankey Interests q
permit to pipe the water Of the
hot springs In It's right-of-way 10
the site Of the proposed hotel q
Reports here are that a modern
4O-ruom hotel building will be
erected on the site. Each room IA
10 have q bath rnd other facili-
lies Tor treatment OF rheumatism
and kindred ailments An experi-
onced manager. now connected
with a resort al Colorado Springs
col " To have charge Of the new
house.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
Pankey Planning
On Health Resort

las RJCEs March 2i--For-
mor Lieut. Gov. Benjamin D. ran
hey Of santa &c. has bouElt l22h
acres OF land az Fort solden 10
miles north of La Cruces which
ls 10 be- developed a. n health
Resort The property was former
iy owned by Major W H. II.
Llewellyn. of Las Cruces
The santa re Railway company.
whose line adjoln~ the property.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

.trlct tuberculosis stations al Press
cot. Ariz. ut tnmp Kparuy. San
Diego. BE- ~uupuiup another uf Liver.
more CALI. and BE- propnred to
.Dnd ~t4l,rcuIar veterans 20 Ia NUM-
bcy cot other eamps
But there are other elements To
Meot. points OUT 49, James
tnspa Involving heart disturb
ln,ct Hs hmati, conditions throat
mud nervous troubles ar, affected
climate ur II.Iuld, cf the. uIu-
ur stJripur
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
Home Is Burned
Near Artesia
Especial to The IicrnidD

AhThSlA. ~ NJ March 2l-
The farm home Of " l. NickoI ga
Upper Cottonwood "a few miles
from here was destroyed ty ilre
several days ago Only a few pieces
81 furniture w,r" saved The house
was covered by Insurance Tho
cause ot the lire IL thought Go h4y,
been a defective nuc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
City Ores
Will Help Supply
Smelter at Pueblo
fsnccinI To The HcrnIdl

SILVER CITY. y NJ. March p.
| According To word received here
! T.. Cooler. Denver mining man.
|hs secured a contract to supply
Pie Colorado Fuel n Iron COMPANY
N Pueblo. colo. with manRgcse
Pres from Boston hin near here. ~
BE- has n lease on certain Of the
I'm claims II T. expected
|hat ManEancse operp lois on the
40 will be startss within the nest
lew week.. although nothing def
|itc NJ 10 the time Of starting d.
nown here.
+ a. PerrauiL who was ln
|harec Of the mining operations
|,hen conducted for G Amory Stew
|ns during the war. Will likely be
h charge for Mr. Goodien since his
Experience In the work will be OF
peat benefit to the new operate
NJ Pcrrault H. now awaiting def
ltc orders to put men 10 work.
II II expected that the mining
nd hauling will be done by con
fnct as heretofore. but IL b. not
Ikcly that operations Will be on us
trge a scnlv as during the big
mes 81 the war period.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
~umigating Candles
| Set Fire to Home
4 OF Fort Summer Man
Especial a. The HcraldD

FORT SUMNER. y NJ. Maroh
B ~ FumiTating candles started a
're in the home of ~ 4 y Hrown
lcre. which totally destroyed II last
Eodnesday night, The fuct that
b. water had been shut OF ma &C.
impossible 10 right the flames
The doctor has been unGer quar-
with dirthcrin. and was dis
hfecting the house hy burning for
taldehyde candles The doctor hts
he and grHndchiid, were asleep
| the rear - the house. but wer'
Weakened by the flames. and had
lmc TO remove q Few pieces 81 FUR
iture The loss ia snid TO be
$500. and was covered by lnsur-
nee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

RALPH A HORR. NATtONAt.
SENIOR VICE COMMANDER.
DISABLED AMERICAN VETE-
RAMS or THE WORLD WAR
WHO HEADED PROBE OF ri g..
son CONDITIONS.
Co Doe reduced 20 .52. Death and
"a summer exodus may solN, the
problem.
But for the 1900 others Their,
Is no room
They are scattered about IN
cheap lodging houses. pri..I.
homie and hotels Many nav.
TO wink the streets and daily face
denial Of the care their critical CON
iitiuns n~Ccessitate.
A fcw have some money Iluf
their tiny savings ARE fast dWipd-
ilnE Most Of Them are too 90 fn
work. Every one is e potential
emergency ease
No Room In PARK.
Yet there H. no room Tor him at
iasiim" Park. the inc0uarupu.iv
named hospital provided here for
the men who helped win the war
aud now strive to win the h4ttl,
Tor life.
What Is mora recent order
from Major General Forbes. mead
" the government veterans Lu-
reau, says that no more mon viii
he sent 90 the Tucson station
And still marca-thp chamber az
commerce Of Tucson. with ,itigens
this city ~ healing air Ir..
mad for "a year In tho hands az
Washington o~fficialdom an of r.
90 provide a $500 900 permanent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
fore Is Entered
Twice in 3 Days;
One Arrest Made
tspccinI TO The Mcraldl

SPRINGEN, y ~. Murch tt
'aiaquins Arts has been placed on
| 900 bond here. charged with en-
rins the store OF Joseph Nacaron
sice within three days. The store
|ns entered the night OF March
\ and again the 0lgnt OF March
I hy the same window and pre-.
hmahly by the SANE party.
en taken, including n gold watch,
|orc found under "A warehouse by
|bys. and when Arts was reported
have been around the warehouse
|oking for something. he was ar
sted. lie waived preliminary
barring.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
B~ootleggers' Curb
Market Raided;
Liquor Seized

NEW YORK March Al
dozen prohibition agents. with
drawn rc%volvors. raIded the "Bcut
lsEgorr' Curb Market boo Mul-
berry street yesterday and conrl--
Gated a large quantity Of whisky,
gin, rum, alcohol. coloring nuid.
counterfeit liquor labels aud a
mixing mhchine. No arrests were
made.
an "B0nfieeRers' curb Mar
kct. according to the police. has
been In operation more thar two
years without interference IT.
business vas hy word ct mouth
and strictly ON a cash basis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
Silver Citv VIII
Have C~hautauque
Early in April
lsn.tInI n TIr Mcrnldl

or WV TfTY. y VI. March 81.
The Radcliffe chuutauuua Will
give IFS performance here ON
April 4 , and Gt rrogrnm1 and
tickets have boon received hy tho
committee OF sponsors Hnd VIII l.
distributed u' ln early date and
the ComuiftrD VIII select 90 30. f0r
ne ch1utH unuH tcn1 in a few dyy- X.
There viii be un afternoon aud
evening performances on each of
Ia, three dave
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
H. S. RED TAPE LEAVES STRICKEN VETERANS
OF WAR TO DIE ON STREETS OF TUCSON
Former Soldiers
Who Are Victims of
White Plague Seek
Admittance to Col
ony' in Which 27S
Are Grove e d To-
gether.


TUCSON, AriZ., Mar. 2l.-lnV.s
ible liars ~ official red tape and
government regulation block tho
gates Of I'nstime Park" here To-
hundreds ~ tuhctcular veterans u
the world war entitled to hospital.
Patton and In need OF expert a.tcn-
ton
Mass"d In Tucson In n common
hnttle against the iifc-sapping dis
ease are 1900 stricken budd es.
Two hundred and scvcnty-oight
are nov crowded together IN has
thy built frame hospital wards an /
onc-ruom cottages A recent In.
specfion showed tho slN-foot-npart
regulation on cot spacing was yio-
lated
Soon the number Of patients In
ihe1e temporary quarters viii have
INVESTIGATOR
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
MINES WILL Be
VALUED ON THE
F|NLAY APPRAISAL
Tax Commission In
forms Companies of
Its Plan
fsncrinI 90 Ting HcrnIdl

SANTA FL. March All D.
Saint. tny commission chairman
announced at a conference with
mining men late Monday afternoon
the appraisal made by ] a. Fin
lay would be taken as the valuation
of the New Mexico mining proper
tics for 1922.
Percy Wilson. attorney for tho
chino Copper Co. said Dc doubted
the ommiSsion'- ability Go comply
with tho law which. DO was pointed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

cost Far below the cost ~ ma
chimes propelled rs steam cor
q b. pumped Tor cattle uy cleo
triclty th%rcShinE machine are
driven by electric current. timber
b. sawed hy motor power. and
mrm hands are no longer ordered
20 cut nrvwoud hy hand because
u H. cheaper 20 have even that
labor dorv by electricity. Can
dies have almost disappeared.
New York women are we"r.1-
nur Ht the top OF their roiltl-d. wu
Bookings
NO an-.lna n .naNna nrc .I.n-N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
10Y Man to Serve
| Two Years i'm Prison

|Uh n. NJ, March Sid
who was charged with fore-
AZ postal money orders In tho
|,stofflce, will serve two years IN
Ia federal prison AT Leavenworlh,
aneaE He pleaded guilty 20 the
harges against him la the Federal
burt at Santa Fc, ana was sen
|nced 10 " Years ON each OF
rec counts. the terms TO run con-
mrenily.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
parks Start Fire
Which Burns Barn

W FW' FF'FNEUT
gARTFSIA, ~ A., March 81
I,arks from q burning weed patch
II fire to the barn OF J. :. Worlsy
y HE ranch a few miles south OF
Pre- last week. and several cars
alfalfa hav were DESTROYED hy
q blaze. The hay was sold aud
badly for shumcnt The loss was
.bt covered by insurance,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

vf,rgG. bureau has held mon
w,ak- and months periods when
.H'y were ia dire nr.d 81 atteu-
Won before they could enter Pcs
.ua Park
don { know what might have
happened TO scores ~ the fellows
90 we hadn't been on the job 20
help say Smith and irwin In chu-
rI# We've dug down in our
own pockets and Ia thg public
pockets The Red Gross fund ha
300 hui h,'n exhnusted-for here
.Hr been Z 900 mon around h'eo
who cnJldn't GET IN
Passing Buck.
Who tu hiumc'
Tine veterans bureau blame.
tH, senators and ihn senators pass
H along but We dn know that ID
llyHl vets bureau has i's hand.
uro'tv w.ll tied with red tape
ul'h charges
Officials ~ tho local veterans
eau admit the cm'rgrncF
Gpf rHl Forbes seems To- have
been mialuf.rmed says n who
.unDt Doe quoted
iI'lfin- "t tucson Ut'hNn ny IN'
chamber ~ commerce asa much
toward building such places as nov
Hrn provided
While delays and rod tap. ior'
ruu1t.ds waiting about he city n
field JHy was declared Hun
dgrds went cut and threw together
tho temporary structures
For 1872 mcn there are but ihrc0
showers and there are three more
Tor the other men IN the ward
The fraIl cottages DO not withstand
'hc summer heat and bring only
dlsonmfort.
The only solution b. " permanent
and rrnpprlv built rosuitnl
Otherwise hundreds will die from
.~uwental neglect.
rHtnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
Electricity Has
Conquered Third of
Swedish Farm Area

cTD'F tfOt NJ. March Dry
Maid -Elec'ylclty has conquered
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

Don't miss the Chi
Namel Demonstration
on Rosenwald's Third
Floor. Factory demon
strator in charge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

ABOVE TUCSON CITIZENS ON
IIEI.D DAY BttLplNG TEN
rpUAHN SHACES TO Hpt ~,
.nIiAII I'D WAR VETERANS
UE. Nv. LEADERS ~ THE
MOVE To BETTEN TUCSON
CONDITIONS LEFT To ElGiIT
UIAt-BE SMITH. COMMANDER
T'. CSHN CRATER DISABLED
WAR VETERANS, DIi 8 10.
JAMES. COMMANDER oF PAS
TIME PARK AND A t. IttlN.
'f NNNNbEE TUCSON POST
AMERICAN EGIbN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-07
BR6BOOMERSA AIM
|lOORGAN|zE !. S.
N. |..,... % Be Formed In Each
congression District
supporters Say .
.,lLEu "eEs1.KNowN" MAN
n, .hs Associated Press

/ - iune PLANS for a nation.
.or.ment to bring about the can
..:.: ~ ~ Henry Ford for President In
. ~ ,s,e Or mapped last night at Dear
~ Mr.. .Ford's suburban home, at
@,s.,.nt 80 49, organization meeting OF
4. Henry Ford for President o.uo.
s,,l.r clubs will be formed IN each
S.n...s,onnl district Of the United
ss!T Tbis method. 1t was pointed
nW Ws.,u,d show Mr.. Ford's strength IN
~ i s,.trict and insure him the proper
s...sional support should his ticket
rturned the winner.
~. c,ub decided against adopting 9
tL.es,r w T Tnreferring to leave Mr.. Ford
w." ~ work out his own ideas should
.snssnt TO enter the presidential
and 10 set forth for himself the
.Esss;:,cIss ~; S upon which he would 60 be.
se'the people.
~. Rev. DR.. william Dave. pastor
n. Dearborn Methodist Episcopal
NH was elected president Of the
sS In addressing the gathering he
s'..i.,.d Mr.. Ford was "thc best known
.,s.sr of the world today" and was
IN Stted to head the Government and
NJ ,be lead in launching reforms he
iseiared were necessary.
T,ery few CENTURIES" DR.. Dave
.tirusd. "a man appears at time
4 sreat crisis, and such q crisis con.
s.sts Tho world today. Perhaps Mr..
ssI has appeared for just such an hour
this. He has many critics, but nat
III leaders often are called fools and
ssstics, Christ was similarly criti.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-07

The manager Of the laundry, which
is connected with big hotel, recently
advertised for "a courteous, even. item.
pered, patient gentlewoman to answer
the telephone" and received more than
800 applications for the position, which
carries a salary of $3.50. Nearly all
the applicants possessed the qualiaca.
tion Of a university education which
the advertisement demanded.
The manager explains that "the Job
essentially requires judgment and tact
of a high order, and the applicant must
be able to control the office.p
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-07
S. GIVES EAR TO FRANCE
4. Now Ready to Discuss Settlement
Of War Debts

psris, June 7.-(By A. P.) - The
|yt,nch Foreign Office was informed
Yesterday that the United States was
,ssdy now to discuss the war debts
srstion. The Ministry of Finance
shervard stated that the French mis-.
ton was ready to start for the United
Utatss as soon as Premier Poincare
lave the word.
| The American notification yesterday
! understood in official circles as a re.
&, TO Premier Poincare's note, inform.
ne the United States that a French
mission, headed BY Jean Parmcntier,
kad been appointed and was ready to
bfoeeed to the United States whenever
As American Debt Commission deemed
\ advisable.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-07
EIGHT COLLEGE WOMEN
APPLY FOR LAUNDRY JOB
Cambridge and oxford Graduates
Seek small.PayInq Position

London, June 7.-(By A. P)--
Eight women holding degrees in Ok.
ford. Cambridge and other English uni.
versities underwent competitive ex-
animation today for q position in a
London laundry, the duties to consist
Of answering telephone inquiries.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-07
POLISH CABINET IS OUT
Resignation, rendered After Elec.
tIon Procedure Dispute, 10 Accepted

Warsaw, June 7.--Difcrences Of
opinion having arisen in the Cabinet on
the subject Of the procedure in the ap.
preaching elections, Premier Poinkow-
ski rendered the resignation Of the Min
istry. President Pilsudski was not sue.
cessful in settling the differences and
yesterday accepted the Cabinets resig.
nation.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-02
EVER HAVE 1T?
If You Have the Statement of
This Salem Citizen Will
Interest You

Ever have a low down" pain
In the back?
In the small" right over the
hipsg
That's the home OF backache.
II it's caused by weak kidneys.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills.
Salems people testify to their
worth. Ask your neighbor.
G. N. ireland. 1899 Broadway,
Salem. says: Il have used Doan's
kidney Pills and can recommend
them as a good kidney remedy. l
had kidney trouble and my back
often Rched as II 1t would break.
My kidneys acted infreQuently
and the secretions were highly
eolored and contained sedi-
ment I used Doan's Kidney Pills
and they helped me wonderfully.
They rid me Of the backaehe and
pains and regulated my kidneys"
Price e0e. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a Kidney remedy
get Doan's kidney Pills - the
iame that Mr.. Ireland had. Fos-
Co. Mfrs Buffalo.
Y. Y. (adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-02
West Salem

Mrs. Edna Hall of Honolulu was
a dinner guest at the Gosser home
Friday evening.
Walter White, of Seattle, has re-
turned home after a visit with his
mother Mrs. Matilda White.
Mrs. j. 4. Hunt has returned
home after a two months trip in
the east, while away she visited
Buffalo, New York, Niagara Falls,
Welland, st. Catherns and Tronoto,
Ontario, Carada. Spending three
weeks at SASKATOON. Sask.
Mrs. s. II. Greasy of Edgcwater
street entertained at birthday
dinner the following guests: Mr.,
and Mrs, Brophy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wither and Mr.. and Mrs. Golden.
The afternoon was devoted to mus
ic and a social time.
Mr.. Mayes of Aumsyille was a
house guest at the Richardson resi-
dence on Second street last week
Mrs. Goodspeed spent the week
end with relatives at Falls City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Miller have
returned from their honeymoon
trip spent near Scots Mills. and
were entertained at the Miller home
on Senond street.
Mr.. Rugue a prosperous gardener
has put out patch Of cauliflower
on his ranch near the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lnther of Los An
geles, Cal, is making an extended
visit at the Brannon home, enroute
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee and family ac-
eompanied by friends motored to
Albany Sunday.
Mrs. W, J. Marion and children
attended the ladies aid society at
Halls Ferry Wednesday.
Mrs. H. NJ. Edgar and Mrs. Mar
rain Psroda Of Portland were visit
ors at the F. W. Moore home the
first of the week.
Mrs. Arthur Thomas and daught-
er are spending a few days visiting
relatives here.
Mrs, +, Best was among those
who enjoyed the union picnic at
Highland, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Golden, of Missou-
Mr.. Grier and sons enjoyed a
trip last week.
la, Mont, are sojourning at the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-08-02
WRIGHT IS MADE
Chief INSPECTOR

c. W. Wright of Portland was
today appointed chief grain in
spector of the grand inspection
department of the public service
commission. He win succeed
James w. Church whose resigna-
tion became effective today.
Commissioners said that Mr..
Wright's appointment is of tenn
porary nature. An immediate sue
cessor to Mr.. Church was needed
that the work of the department
might proceed unhindered, they
explained.
Mr.. Wright, who assumed his
new duties today, has been with
the state grain inspectlo depart
ment since October, 1917, and
since August, 1919, has been
chief deputy inspector.
1t was intimated that the entire
commission will be In Portland to-
morrow and will then give consid-
GRAFTON to the making of a perma-
nent appointment.