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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
RAILROAD FOR
CROSSING ACCIDENT

Alleging that the Southern Pa
cific company had damaged his
truck to the extent of S52s.31 and
that on account of such damage,
he lost II days work at $50 a day,
c, A, Harwood has brought suit
against the railroad company for
$74S.S1.
In his complaint, Harwood al
leges that the station house at
Scandia near Silverton prevented
a clear view of the railroad in one
direction, and that curve and
cut on the other side also prevent
ed view in that direction.
That on September the rail
road company did not use due dill
gence by means OF signals. and
that as a result. while crossing the
tract, a train ran into his auto
causing the s52S.sI dam
age.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
MILL CITY AND ALBANY
COLLEGE TEAMS TO PLAY

Mill city, Or, Dec. 2S.--MilI
City Athletic club will meet the
Albany college basketball team at
the school gymnasium Friday
evening at o'clock. Albany col
lege is reported to have fast team
this year and the Mil City club
expects a fast clean game from the
Presbyterians.
For the past two years the
school and the club team have had
games and each has learned to re-
spect the strength of the other ag-
gregation.
Quinn and Morgan at forward
Will probably start the game for
the Mill City club with Smith and
Hatch at guard and Cox at center.
This will be the last game for
Hatch with the club team as he
leaves for studies at Oregon Agri-
college the first OF 1928.
Kuni, Catherwood, Fred olin,
Mclean and Joe Dawes will be on
the lines and win have a part In
the game Friday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
PAPER CHASE PLANNED
BY Y. M. FOR new YEARS

A Hare and Hound paper chase
is to be held by the Y. M. c. A.
under the direction of Mead Ell
liott, boys secretary, on New
Years day beginning at 10 a. m.
for all boys in Salem 16 years or
under, according to announce
ment made this morning The
paper chase is to take the place
of the cross country run which
was called off on account of lack
of interest shown by prospective
teams.
Acting as hares will be Harvey
Brock, Paul Devers and Stuart
Kibbe, who will start about a
half an hour ahead Of the rest of
the boys, the hounds, carrying
with them a sack with bits of pa
per which they will drop from
time to time, The hounds will fol-
low the trail by the scraps of pa
per, When the hares have ex-
hausted their paper they will hide
the sack used TO carry the trail
markers near where the last bit
of paper was dropped and the
hound finding the sack or sacks
will be given prize Douglas
Brown, as the whip, will head the
pack. The boys will go ON foot
and the event will be over about
noon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
New Corporations.

The Packer-Scott Paper COM
pany Of Portland, capitalized at
S35, 900 filed articles of incorpor-
alton with the state corporation
department here Wednesday. The
incorporators are C. M. Packer,
Vernon c. Scott and M. B. Meach-
am.
Certificates of increase in capi-
talization were filed as follows
Interior Grocery company, Port
land, $4,000 to $3.50, La
Grande Grocery company, La
Grande, $4,000 to $13O,O0O;
Cobb & Mitchell company, Port
land, $1,OO0,00O to $1,500, 900;
Cantileyer Shoe Store, Portland,
$4,000 to $4,000; Allen & Lew
is, Portland, $1.2O0,000 to $1,S0O,-
600; Wentworth G Irwin, Port
land, $4,000 to 100000.
Resolutions of dissolution were
filed by the Bunting Telephone &
Telegraph company, Lakeview;
Lakeview-Pine Creek Electric
company, Lakeview; Grants Pass
Marble & Lime company, Grants
Pass; Western Securities COM
pany, Portland; Prairie CONNER
cial company, Prairie City.
Dodge Manufacturing corpora
tion, Delaware, $2,500,000; N. D.
Simon, Portland, attorney in fact
The following foreign corpora
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
TAX COLLECTION
RECORD HERE is
BEST IN oregon

Marion county will rank first in
the state in percentage payment OF
taxes this year, according to off
cials in the tax collectors office.
The county also ranks ahead Of all
others in the collection of delin-
quent taxes. according to the same
official opinion.
Tuesday and Wednesday the
sheriff's office turned into the
county treasurer's office delin-
quent taxes recently collected for
1914, amounting to $2.94 and for
the year 1915, the sum of $4404.
For the year 1916, delinquent
taxes amounting to $36.1S were
paid the county treasurer, and for
1917, the sum of S219.20.
Delinquent taxes for the year
1918 amounting 50 s483.S5 were
collected and paid to the treasurer
and for the year 1919, the sum OF
$35S529.
Collections received recently
and paid to the treasurer for the
year 1920, amounted to $9235.38
and for the year 1921, the sum
of $16,92S.22.
This is total of $30,5S5.10 col
lected from delinquent taxes due
since 1914, which was paid into
the treasurer's office today and
yesterday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
oregon PLAYERS
STAY HERE WHILE
transforming


Ralph Couch, A. Burnett, Don
Zimmerman and Hal Chapman,
four of the members of the Uni
versity Of Oregon basketball squad
accompanied by Coach George
Bohier arrived in Salem yesterday
afternoon and are making the
Marion their headquarters for the
next three days while they are
playing teams in nearby towns on
a transforming trip.
Last night the four men and
the coach went to Silverton where
after being Joined by Hunk La
than and William Spear, residents
of that city, Eddie Edlunds and
Earl Shaefer. the former a resi-
dent Of Portland and the latter
from Salem, who had made the
trip there earlier in the day, met
the Legion team.
This evening the team will 60 to
Independence to meet the town
team. Tomorrow evening the Dali
las Legion team will form the op-
position and on Saturday night the
Newberg five will be met.
Next week Coach George Boiler
has arranged for four more games,
the first to be with the North Pa
cific Dental college quintet, Port
land, on Wednesday evening, the
second with the Columbia club,
Astoria, on Thursday evening,
January 4, the third on Friday
evening with the Pacific uniyer-
sity, Forest Grove, team, and the
last on Saturday evening at Port
land with the Multnomah Ath
letic club five. The game with
the Portland club men is to Off
cially open the season.
All of the teams that the Ore
gon team are to meet this week in
short trips out of Salem have been
met with the exception of the Sill
verton team by the Willamette
Bearcat five so that it will be pos
sible to gather little dope on the
preseason form of the athletes.
Silyerton is being met this even
ing by the local quintet. Both the
Independence and Dallas fiyes de-
feated the Bearcats by good scores.
The absence of Logan, flashy for
ward, was decided loss, however,
and had he been able to have play
ed the score might have been even
ii not a victory for the locals, at
least in the game with the Inde-
pendence five which ended 21-10.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
CANON BEACH Co.
INCORPORATED

The Canon Beach Amusement
company Of Canon Beach. Clatsop
county, filed articles of incorpora-
tion with the state corporation de-
partment here Tuesday. The com
pany is capitalized at $25,000.
The incorporators are w. j. Ma
hon, E. II. Merritt and George r.
Taitt.
Other corporations filing arti-
cles Tuesday were:
Macedonia Social Club, Port
land; George Goffas, Angelo Ba-
louris and Tom Engenakis
Oregon College of Zone Their
Apply, Portland, 800; Mrs. Hor-
tense salter, George Dodge and
Mrs. Mary Belle French.
Ashland Community Hospital,
Ashland, $4,000; Jesse Winburn,
f. P. Farrell and Nellie L. Loom
is.
Certificates showing increases
in capitalization were filed as fol-
lows: Western White Cedar com
pany, Marshfield, $50,000 to
Pendleton Woolen
Mills, PendIeton, 100000 to
S250,000; American Laundry Co.,
Portland 100000 to $4,000; Phil
Irossmayer Company, Portland.
$4,000 to $25,OOO; Willamette
company, Portland.
Portland, $4,000 to $4,000;
Dwight Edwards Company, Port
and, $4,000 to 100000; Cor
Tallis Creamery Company, SIS, 900
20 100000; Park Shepherd Mo-
tor Company, Inc, Oregon City,
$4,000 to $4,000
Resolutions of dissolution were
tiled by the Radio Service Bureau,
me, of Portland.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28

TO the Editor:-In several Of
the recent issues of your paper
have read where several men Of
our state have said that the pres
ent law relating to women serving
on juries was unfair on account
OF their not being required to
serve unless they wanted to. Now
it seems to me these same gentle
men should look on the other side
of this question. am sure the
present system saves the state
many dollars of tax money, for If
a woman were required to make a
trip to the county seat to claim
her exemption the court would lose
all that time OF questioning her
and the county would need to pay
the mileage and attendance fee.
Most men would rather not have
any more women on a jury than
could be avoided If they were to
go on trial, so why ask our coming
legislature to change the jury law
which was made by men as it is to
please both the women that wished
to serve on juries and the ones
that would rather not.
Our new legislature will be pre-
sented with bills enough to keep
it busy for 400 days and only 40
days to decide what to do. My
only hope is that the present law
is in effect If l am ever asked to
serve or a jury.
Why should a woman be re
qulred to pay doctor to make out
prescription to the effect that
she has twelve children at home
needing her care and then have to
carry that prescription to the
court house at county expense.
IDA NJ. HARRIS.
Sublimity, Or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
tions were granted permits to op-
crate in Oregon:
INSTRUCTED LETTERS
PUZZLE POSTAL CLERKS

Postal employees of the Salem
postoffice are supposed to possess
the second sight of a Sherlock
Holmes. judging from the number
Of misdirected letters received.
Today those who have charge OF
the general delivery window are
doing heavy thinking over a letter
from Bellingham addressed "Mr.
and Mrs. Nc Il forgot)," The let
ter has been placed in the INC"
files OF the general delivery win
dow and any man whose name be-
gins with. "Mc" and who is short
a letter from Bellingham will be
given an opportunity to take a
look.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
Grandchild Had Croupy Cough

My grandchild could get no
relief whatever from very bad
croupy cough" writes Peter Lam
dis, Meyersdale, Pa, until |
gave him Foley's Honey and Tar.
It's a great help for chest and
throat trouble Coughs, colds,
Group, throat, chest and bronchial
irritations quickly relieved with
Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains
no opiates-ingredients printed
on the wrapper. Stood the test of
time serving three generations.
(adv)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
INDIAN TO FACE
SECOND MURDER
TRIAL ON JAN. IS

Dallas, Or, Dec. 28.-On Mon
day, January Is, at 10 o'clock in
the morning, in the circuit court
room in Dallas, Phillip Warren
will face a jury for the alleged
shooting OF Glen H. Price, a fed
eral prohibition agent, on the
morning of September 3. At that
time two of the federal prohibit
tion agents were killed at Grande
Ronde, an indictment being re-
turned against Warren for the
shooting of both. He was brought
to trial on the charge OF killing
Grover Todd oRSOctober 8, the jury
returning a verdict of acquittal.
Warren was defended by Attor-
aey Oscar Hayter, who will also
defend him at his coming trial
District Attorney Joseph N. Hell
gerson was assisted in the prose-
Jution of the case by Attorney
Walter L. Tooze of McMinnville,
who will again assist the district
attorney at the coming trial. War
rem has been confined in the coun-
ty jail in Dallas since the morn
ing the two officers were killed.
Stats Trial First.
The circuit court docket will
open on the morning of January
s, at s O'Clock, at which time will
De called the case of the state o.
oregon VS.. Roscoe Staats, who is
charged with violating the liquor
laws. At 10 o'clock will be called
the case of the city of Independ-
ence VS.. Roscoe Stats, on the
same charge, and at 1880 in the
afternoon of the same day will be
called the case of. the city of In
VS.. oliver Smith, this
case likewise being on the same
charge.
Tuesday morning, January 8,
the docket calls for the trial OF
the case of August Kroschel Sr., |
VS.. Louise M. Abry. This is an
action on promissory note.
Other Cases Set.
Wednesday morning, January
10, at 8 O'Clock, will be tried the
case of c. D. Ritchey and E. E.
Larson VS.. F. L. Tubandt, the cas-
being suit on a contract. AT
$50 o'clock in the afternoon the
'ase of c. w. Irvine, trustee, ell
H., VS.. Bert Hike will engage the
attention of the court. This case
s an action for money.
The last case on the docket be-
ore the calling of the Warren
ase is that of Theodore Loyeland,
It al, VS.. NJ. C. Peterson, the case
'eing an action on promissory
totes.
l.. L. Lawrence, who was bound
'Ver to the grand jury on the
harge of issuing bad checks, will
make his appearance before thai
ody Saturday, January 6. If an
Indictment is returned against him
is trial will also take place at
his term of court. He has posted
bond for his appearance.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-28
Open Forum

Contributions to This Column
must be plainly written on one
side of paper only, limited to
800 words in length and signed
With the name of the writer
Articles not meeting these spe-
lfIcations will be rejected.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
Rpiincr eli 9innring I parmt geir.

Srin for Erin bar California 8oiiner
"aperterct" Jig en- Sane iii ct pset Sors
brig, Ser bar mere enb fircboblet Jig / be
iieite fad Idr.
Sgrit Hoii,,brsbets Yopularitet, hnils
tet Sreb traapte iitebetfor bet almiuOez
lige Srsb / 1aa mango Siem paa 9runo
at Den SeIimn9 iom tilfeiebes Def. Ser
paa fom hi til ben auerticnbte 8oiinsSie
iom ben euergiffabenbe 0esiert. Sr9tte
Sorretnin9sfoIf fanbt | bcnnc Sic's Sora
nnelie at ben forbri9te Guergi en- Silbe
til 9inbring naar 9a9en bar tilenbe.
Sort eiter siprbc fogtc Noiiner fin
Sebut paa SrotoItborbet. Gen "forfieuiz
&c" Sn1ag og oeu enereiifabenbe Nrring
/ bernc Hct bragte Den mango @euner /
Suiinber at Heitaurauter % Soteler
label Tom | prioate Siem.
Gu ficubcr hi Sc lille Srns Iaibs, Ben
bcremte fem Gent Tafte al freleic &oz
finer, Der fan fiebcs Iaa pmtrcrt operz
alt pg iom er ina poplllrre reIcm Waalz
tiberne. Set cr iagt, or hcrne lille Safe
Hpiiuer bar fat Ell Hefprb frcmfor ale
Der irlocS til fem Gents, iaaiom Sneecz
gum, Gbptolabeitruger, SuffertpisitGuz
ger o. q.
Senue CONNER bilics hi mcb set BIB
Ifab fra CALIFORNIA; &~oiinaplere. at De-
res p%eliua9cnbe Srpbutt / hpiIfeuioubelit
Sorm er en- IDEAL RGrirg / oarnt @eir.
Hoiiuer er rig paa or8oniit Sern %
Gnergi. s parmt @eir, raar Den trnfs
tenoe %arre td9er iaa me9et al por
@ucrgi. bill Ho'ircr %eritatte bette. Spis
bette er ianbt, ba fan ri meb Selo be-
tirmpe hcnue SrGthebsfelelie.
Settle er bpab hi hsrcr fra Sresno, Gas
Iifprnia, bppr Hoiiuer dbles, patteS %
Ienbes til Stebcr oncr belle @eroer1. Soz
1aa / penue Senieenbe bliper ontfatteune
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fpretosre, % fra
bpilfe @ubitab a~n9daenhe Sinbbebspers
bien / benue pelimasenos Sru9t bIiper
uoienSt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
"Hucfp Observation-Disclosures"

err Citizen paa Ell paffert inilltreret II.
SEN BOG netop lto9ipet al Rocf So.
larb 9anens Sraiifoepartement. Gen
fortpller en- interesiant Siitorie om
en- &eile eierunem Golorabos Sielbeg.
ne, og ser icrt9aes % aibilbes mango
cling, iom life er a%lminoelig fienbt.
Spem peb i~aalebes hporlebes oisie
SieIoe banneoes, bpilfe Snbianer.
TANNER oprinoelia boebe ser, bpilfe
Imerifanere bar lagt 8runbpoloen
til lin Sorml,e blanbt oisie Sielbe %
bpilfe pGrbifulbe Wineraler Der lto'
pinoes. Ioget NIT for mango er oct
o9iaa of bsre, al bpem % bporlebes
Sifes Geaf opbaeeoes % bppr oenne
Wanb ligger begrapet.
"Hocfp Wountains. Unlimited" bill
paa Innlobning ienoes init al Gas.
iel1aer Cratic Department, Hccf So.
Lamb 2ineS, 1913 Ga SaQe ct. Sta.
tion, Chicago, naar man iamtioig
nGpner "9ecorab- Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
era Gronoelaoen.

@aule Solt beb at fortrlIe 1aa manat
rart: Haar @isteu fon,mer neb / 9bgz
Den, neb / Sauge og atteIiraantneer,
% Ser ipnger fit "8lIfu" / Raibaeen ell
Ter Naitpelbeu, ba er nogct salt rat. ga
er Set life iom Bet ifal bare. Sa blir
Der Stp9betrl
Nu bar oen saIet nebe / Saueene, @iss
en-. 8belb os Iorgen bar Den salet nebe
/ Salsene. Gen bar pGret ner gonbes
it1erne nteb lin Gang, - % samIe Soil
bar rpitct betGnfelis paa Sopebetl
Ga Stpgpeir bar hi faaetl Storm %
Reon % urolig 9uft ober al S~egribelie.
Wen ON 8ietens &pmnte neb / 9peben
bar nooet meo bette Stpabeir at eisre.
er en- anben Gag. Set tror inlfalo life
hi, INN er pn9rel
Set begpnbte bra. Salpbeis / gtai
itraalehe Splen fra en- ifpfri Sintmel,
9ufteu tpg til at bli nrilbere, og bet be-
onuStc Iad imant at ipire % iprGtte. Gt
tpa bette ipm ct Barrel ON en- GOD Somz
mer; - Set ifuIbe bli np8et belt onbet
eno ifior, ga Sonmeren bleb en- eneite
Soablssbcol 8ieten sol fierrt / aaierne
/ De iollpIe Waifpelbe; bens "ausfu"
iloa @ffo / Sielbene / Oct title @eir.
8anIe Splt ipaaebe en- COB Sommer =.
Ten iua TOM Smilaget. SCR nosen
pibite al BET, iab @isten o8 gol nebe /
Snaben. 8ietegal, iom ifel8e De eamlcs
Spaabom aItiaa beteb Stpgpeir . 90
Stpapeiret tou. % Stpgpeiret parer
pcp -.
3oe, MI iaar BET Iflire. G1eiarnmen
bar faaet Ypteterue oe Sornet / Sorpen.
@isfen faar berfor bare gale Iaame9et
ben bill nebe / Sarsene, 8eeuet faar reg
ne ug Stormen faar itorme. Si laber
BET itaa til pan Qbffe og Srourmcl
Oilers Ter Oct life iaa rent baableIt no
heller. 9cru, Tom blep inaet for IL
llac iioen, boloer paa at fonrme op al
Rulben. 90 ma faar iisc, at bette
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
ON Ggte Mabo0nn.

9dnbbrtesbepdrtementet mebbcIcr, at
ober 90 forifieDige SIags Sr9r bar / Sis
berries Sob blet tnbfsrt pad Warfebct iins
ser Napnet Maboenp. Sc fleite at bisIc
SrGr fommer fra De tropiife ggne, men
ionrretiber er enbpa amerifanif 9ierf
p9 Street fra rsoc 8ummitrpr blet be-
npttet til WebIer, bpprefter bisIe er
iolgt for r9te Iabosnb . Eli GeiIebning
for ben iom enifer at unbcrIsse be for
ifieuise SId9s Srr, Ser gaar nnbcr
Hapnet Wabpgnb, bar 2anbbrlgsbcpartes
meutet llbgioet en- Sfripelie. Der fprtrl>
Ter hporban man fan fielue Sc forifieuise
Sorter.
@ptanifere eobfienSer Inn ct eneIte
Sr9 af en- big geifaffenbeb for at bore
rete gtabognb, % bette fables "Stpictez
mia, at bnilfet Der mi fienbes fem Pr
ter. 9isie porer Inn / set trppiife .Mmez
rita, fra Den ipbliae Sci af Sloriba og
BET norolige Wericp til oen noroligc Gel
at Spo>gmerifa, inbbefattet De @eltinbis
tie Ger. benne Gone finbes Der oeiua
andre Srrr Der 9adr nnber Habnct Iaz
bognb. % bet famine er SilfGlbe / Ifrifa
% pnn Silippinerne, bppr fprreiten mans
&c al Srrrne er nrr beilegtet meb Was
%bognbtrGet.
SpsrssmaaIet ON bpab birfelig cr
Mabpgnb er berfor temmelig inbpiflct.
Ser finbes paa Narfeoet ole miliae
Slass forifieIise SrGr al forfienig art,
inbre Soalitet % @rrbi Der al Den her
farnc aipber blir fiebt for at pGre rgte
Wabpenb, Der ian bore inbfsrt eIer
iommet fra amerifanife Srer at mcsct
lapere @Grbi. Set er inblpienbe at Iaas
panne Sorbolb meobringer Granddaughter
| S~psr9srnaaIet ONT 5anoelsmoral.
Sc iom bill pibe al bpab SlagS Srr ct
Stpfte Gste Iabo9nb fommer fra, fan
iinbe bette no peb at anifaffe fig Guile
rim Rr. 1850, llniteb Statcs Separts
ment of agriculture, @aibington, 9. G..
Sbe Identification Of Srue Rabuanp, bn
Irtbur aoebler". Senne inbeboIoer Ell
nleset %inoednenbe SeifripelIc' af Sc for
Ifieli9e Sorter SrGr Ser fommer pna
Iarfebet uuber Rapnet al Wabognp. ct
Observation-Disclosures % ct Tibet Stbtte
az Den Sort Sr9 ma snifer at mberiss
&c. iaa ma Tan ie Sarpeu % Garesans
gen, er alt Der bebspes til at finSe no
bpab Sort SrG bet er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
Sanblinser | be p%aaidsenbe 9ibsperio.

Sp. War9e Der bar feet B. :. Brian.
Gqe er eniee ON at ban er itertbh9eet,
men nogle tiger, at han er en- hsi, andre
at ban or en- liben Ranb. San "Seeos
rab Soften" afgisre Spiiten?
Sp. Srpan er cit bpi Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
Qaben K~orre1ponoance.

ri beiporsr s%psresraal, 'oa ecbt ri fan. rnsb BE-
Rtlber. iouf ftoar I'll Dor Raobiaheb. uteu paator %
life nosst ipribiii auipar for, at Sparene | aue Tu'
fclbsr Ct o6folnt FORFEIT oe 'plotftaisrerbe.
9perasnaal iro per'ontr. iom life opair fue Toons
til Nsbofttonen. befportS life.
epsraere bebes aHatte fine Spsrasmaai ct GREET %
tpbelia Sproo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27

Sp. Iaar ct might Gar o. I. b. Ct
lrnsere Spsresmaal fra Mtuneiotn?
sp. Ser fan life sjsres nuset peo bet
nnber SmitGnoisbeoerne; men bpis BEN
enc sGstefGle nGster at leuc i%an,nteu
meS ben anben, iaa er bet tilitrGtfeiis
8rnno til Sfilsmisic, % Summeren pil
oa trGffe cit Srbnins uteS Senign til
GtenDpmmeu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27

Sp. aan bcre gi mig GpInsning. ON
Ioniana cir fine SpIoater bonus" eli
Ter life, % ON DC BONNER til at fda Sos
ms np9en 8au9?>
Su. Ter CT intet siprt I ben Hctnins
enonu, % bpab Der fdn bli siurt b~eretter
tormuber ri pil afbrnse af, buab ltbfaln
Sunusiasen nil faa / Spngrcsien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27

Sp. 6pab or Ibre5ien til Veterinary
Commission / q. Gatota % Iontaua?
Sp. sc fan abrcsiercs "in care Of
Secretary OF State" benbulbspis Sis.
maref, q. Tut, % Selena, 1ipnt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27

let bauber site. at grebe. fom iusebolSer
life Qenac % life or regiitreret, ommer bort
paa &eien. sens oerfpr lite ibfe Vfnge nben
ct iaa Suffering for Srepet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-06-27
~. UurcIpBrg U1e en- fraIlDtIlautT
Npptefer.

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su. 5preipsrs hos en- ifanSinasiif
Mpptefer.
Sp. Or Ser nosen gps elcr Statslpp
Der / aanpet, iom p~aaIG9scr ct Sotel eli
Ter "Hoomin9 &ouie" at laoe DC frems
meoc ielu regiitrcrc iirlc Napnc mcb @IGt
og Sen? SpiS life, fan SotcIs GIertcu
resiitrere beres Napn, entcn oet er nteo
SIrf % Gen cIer glpaut, ON ban iaa
snIfer?
81. @i fjenber insen Zig Cor.
Sp. Spao er Ibresien til 8aItbam
@atcb 60. Of Suinois?
Sn. @t tror life, at Der er npset list
&pnSani. S%psrscrcn bar maaife trntt
paa GIsin Natiuual @atcb Co., ipm bar
6prretnina / Glsin, Sn., % | Chicago,
IN. Husen nGrmere slbresic cnb bette,
CT | faa 6alb life nsbuenois. @altham
Watcb Co.'S abresie er @aItbani, Niass
iaebnietts.
Sp. Snor aanmelt moa CT Barn bore
for at maatte betale for Billet pna Scruz
bancn? Spprne9et tpiter Geiieu fra Itz
lantic, ga, til SoIebo, Ohio?
Su. Sette % lisncnnc S%ssrgsmaal
fan man faa Spar paa ucS Senpcnbclie
til Ssenten peb nGrmeitc S%crnbaneita.
tion.
Sp. Sbab beber Sreiten / @eracn, Tors
&C, og bpao er bans Gbresie2
Su. Ger er mango Irciter / Serscn.
@~ifpppen, Icter Sansion Susneitab, Dor
Der; bcrnGit Stiftsprppiten, Gariten ..
Saniteen. Spsnepreit til Sursfirten or
6reorif alapcneis, Susnepreit til Marie
Sirfen Sens SIien g%inbenes, til sanbs
pifcu MenisbeS Sburpalb Cabins
Siaaebien, til Tpfirfens Ieuisbeb Spbau
2auritS Nnoerien, til SohanneS Menia
beo Olaf Gngcn Wtubr, til Maritab ode
nisbeo @eurs Subau Mahicu. Sesnhcn
er Der flere reiibereubc Sapcnaner, Sjel.
pcprefcr .. (. b. sbresie 8eracn, @ur-
man, or / bpert enfelt Silirlbe tiIitrrf.
felig.
Sp. +. CT ct Seitnment ebloia, naal
oct blir ~ifrepct hos Ell "&otarp Subtle"
.. Or Der nosct banif Mlbercpmsbien
/ Chicago?
Su. l.. "a. 5et maa unberifripeS
TGrprr AT to @ibner.
2. Saniib SIb YeupIes Spme, Npr,
wpuo Earf, Chicago, 81.
Sp. Naar en- Ianb irtter ct tuiel
Golars | en- Sanf o. I. b. ct Spsras,
maaI fra Iinneiota.
Su. @i bar %sjentasenSe siprt uY
nierffunt paa, at hi life bar 5ib til at be
ipare ResneOSsauer. spsr "Sebupl
mam'en".
Sp. u. flyer, at hi er frrbig meb Sc
lobe I%arbunorebe. 9. mener, at hi enb.
MI life CT ferois meo BET. Spem bal
Rct?
Su. gesge bar 3et, buer paa lin Gis
u. furiaauiot ipm bet lobe M%arbunbreo,
er tilbaseIast for 90 slar iiSen, % at b
MT beinber ps | bet 2Obe Marbnnbreoe
Y. foriaapist ium hi aIbris piI bIi frrbit
nteb nuset Marbnnorcbe, ba Surtibens
ttbuiflins % Sesiuenbeber upilfaarlis hi
pebbIi at spe fin Snbflphelie % nter cIlc,
n,inbre bore beitemmenbc for Menneffets