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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
KelOid

What Is keloid?
 Answer-This is an overgrowth of the skin, harmless tumor. found mostly in colored people and in the middle aged. Removing keloid is apt to result in it's recurrence. Punctur-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04
Milk
MILK What can I mt in YniNE [

What can I put in milk to prevent constipation?
 Answer-A tablespoonful of lime water to the glass, we'll stirred. Sip the milk as you would soup; don't gulp down the whole. A cracker, or a piece of bread always goes well with milk.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

the mlcring of 200 more. gives a clear idea of the odd shape of tne tneater and the expanse of ehe roof, which collapsed under 8
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04
Kitty and the Kids

Kitty and the Kids Is it healthy to have a cat in the house which gets spell every once in a while ressrnbling hts? We would like to know as we have a family of small children.
 Answer-I think it would be better for your children if you donated the kitten to a home for strayed animals; also for the kitten, which gets the mauling. while the children do the playing.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

A fever in your blood! Why, then incis1on would let ner out in sance.- Loves Labor Lost
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

heavy snow fall Many of the heavy steel girders of the roof and much of Che debris had been removed when photo was taken
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

congressman talk great QeaI faster than they used to. But do they say any more? Famous writer says Socrates was a hunbug, which seems like going back a long way to find a hunbug, when there ars SC many of them right in our midst. Expert Cigar Hounds Dear Boy-Sign in lobby of Lyrio theater. Hackensack, N. J:
 Lighted cigars and cigarettes must be thrown away before entering the ater. Upon retiring, do not light same until reaching sidewalk l"
 Despite these instructions, every thing appeared orderly. There seem- ed to be no confusion occasioned by each one finding his discarded smoke. Bill Lamb.
 Man who had lost his mind was found in Philadelphia. But, why does anybody need a mind in Philadelphia, anyhow? All you need there is a bed.
 When Muratore's wife was inter- viewer, regarding the opera situation. she said nothing."-N. '. American. An, wot a wife-wot a wifei
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04
EY1DyGIfna

My little boy is said to have empy- ema and is very sick. Will you tell me just what 1t is?
 Answer-Empyana ia pus or an abscess in the pleura1 cavity. It gen. erally follows after pleurisy (water on the chest) that has not been cur ed after blows on the chest walls, or in the course of pneumonia, tuber- culosls, scarlet fever or other infec- tious disease. I am mailing you ar ticles on pleurisy and ampyema-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04
lH]7Lea1bahl Talks SE| By John B. Huber A:M,MD

ing with the electric needle has been advised; also mercury and belladonna plaster.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

All inquires addressed to Dr. Huber in care of the Heath Talks depart nent will be answered in these col umns in their turn. This requires considerable time. however, owing to the great number received. So if a personal or quicker reply is desired, a stamped and self-addressed envelope must be enclosed with the question: The Editor.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

that city. And judging by the num- Der of aspirants to the honor num- Der of Boston girls believe they can outshine Miss Kitty Gordon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

Mary Garden may be able to pro- duce some of those funny-sounding grand operas. but we'll bet she can't pronounce them.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04
IClN re SPUR & &&MOl1lE>G1EEgNT Ol1l Fl {S]

congressman talk great deal faster than they used to. But do they say any more?
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04
Ha.a Ont

The rural swain that once we saw
 And dearly loved to josh. No longer chews upon straw
 And never says 'sB'gosh."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

stenographer at washfnston says
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-04

We have our moments of deep, dark depression when life loses its cerdse effect temporarily and we feel almost as though we could be tempt ed to trade jobs woth Charlie Schwab.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
WHAT'S New on the Market
zy REX STEWART

Wl-E the opening Cs the salmon
seasD- cz t1A ALzea, Taqufna 81
Ietz and SestuGca rivers Saturday
the scarcity in this variety Of sea
food Is sEpec1eG 10 be relieved
Sa-n11 has been sc4res f1r zc-za
time, c1s Tt-IaEcok eaten, sL-ee
the SEASON opened there has teen
small ard dealers have had q
scratch for enough to supply Ia
retail trzds- TLe price has re-
NAMED AZ % cents q pound
The celery oE ths uarkse Z
only fair. ScZe q f5 Is LocaI a-l
the rest shipped IL from Calisor-
nla- Ee.cte- Is pretzratL= cTzl
the ether sithsr in price O. I
quality Both are qaoeed LIgE
enough at Is cents a buneE-
The Local egg market remains
firm, dealers paying as high az =
cents cash
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
sy MARY BROOKS FEcKEN

TEE ai-fzeaa sE orgzrdzs makes
iE IDEAL for SIMMER, and
waer apple green Ia the ceIor il
seems dcEbly zpprepriars- Pin
tzcEz ara the vogue <or the nzost
distinctive gsxns or the Simplest
trucks, serving &c give Just TIE
right balance &c 4 plain fabric
ard especially 70 4 simple sil-
EoUetre. Esrs thsg -im an ether
wise plain SKIRT ard bIezsz a.
val al 6Suinats ths eaLzr and
poeketA
Cream argzrEiz, edged Gzi1eiIy
with Val lace IN cream ccIor.
makes TIE cellar and the Peczztz-
Tie petal arrangement et the c1L
ar q sf ErEsresE and worthy of
many dainty stitches.
4 sec-l1 sleeve and 4 Ionger one
nay 5e substituted satisfactorily
for the EEa1e sleeve in this dress.
Pin EEcLz may also be added to the
sleeves II cEs desires more deco
rzsiou. The SASH may be Of cream
or green orgz11le- NhieE color
ia chosen depends On the size Of
the figure the cream sash beng
preferable for smaller figures
The bread 6riz CT the hat Is
especially Gs.5ght tfgI fer summer
and when &. Is of attractive straw
vita large daisies a. ornament i
seems wholly Gsszrzh.s-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Late Ms-he- Of
ra1-ek EllaQlzeS a. Hse1Eg

Eceh ths Ee-z1zzl1ty ard Inter
est Il z-izEz1z2rT work cs CAs Late
Arz Robert EAEfn were euIog1z-
zg rzs mszc-tzI sz-Ttee ksl1 1cT
her zT mezahers q the lElszesEa r.
ccEscy q rhs First Presbyterian
eEErch. II the cE EZrGh pzrloEss Fri
taT ztrs--oc1- E-z y. Y Ez-
maus was 11s @ -hz speszs-z. Eer
z15tec- be11g Character azc
RelxS1ua La 3Ers. O. A Coz
Ill zgcEe CT "GLE Time Friends
anz Ma c. .. CE5Izs uzeG a. Eer
SUI !sc- -EsEs- FrteEts-
Tzz service vas opeEsd EitE 2
uzzr1 scgc By Miss Dorothy P=a-cs
zu1 Mrs. Ward willis Long sang
playLzg hsr own sccoEp pantueut
OH a slal harp Mrs J. @. WI
SCI was Chairman 0E the commit
tee il charge 0f tEe program
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Salem ta Have First
TE-ts- ths-N1urs Tea Room

TIE Pied PlEers Salem first
modern tea rgoz, Will be 0pensi
20 the public. next Tuesday al
ternaca At three o'clock. al 34s
North CaDltaI street. TEe nauz-
gers will De two college girls. Ntza
Mary Carrie. az the En1Verstty OF
WashiE gton, and Misc Mildred
HoIts. ct the CEiverstry 0E N-shras
IA. Miss Currfs comes from Cash
mere Washington. ant Miss
HoIt's hoze town i4 Lincoln, Ne
brazka
Both girls have received special
training for tsezr work At the Z.
of W They are members oE OuzI
Gro NJ. honorary home economics
society; Mfss CUrris being presz-
dent e the Pan -HeIIeu-c- and 2
member Of the ToEo club, the up
per class women's honorary soc5-
ETY..
The hours q service az the tea
rgol wifi be from half past eLev-
IN IN the morning until eight
o'clock In the evening
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
inexpensive Method of Reducing
Dangerous Swollen Veins at Home

by regular use viii soon reduce to
normal
Aooue's Emerald OIL besides be-
Eg one q III most powerful Of an
use p-tcs capable q destroying the
most psrEtcioES germs and the
polzc1s caused by them IS also =
EzrveLous healing agent
One application for instance
s-Cps the itching Of eczema. and =
few applications causes the eFup-
-tCE 20 dry Eps scale off and COM
pielely 6Ls4p pp@ar. II is equally As
effective in barh@rS irch- salt
rhsu-1. reG1ess and 1nflaui uatcrE
skin trouble
People who want To reduce var
l2ose veins wzuS OF E04rre, or get
rid CT eczema ulcers botIs. 1o-
cesSes CT piles IN & few days should
not hesitate TO get 3 bottle AZ
once. II IS so powerful that :
small bortIe lasts a long time Any
pharmacy can supply you ea1El
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Interest In
Church Tea
Pronounced


WI14 Z1Esrzsr eszrers II rHs
ssTsutlsth zznEFzrzaET CT The Lc-
saT Et-s~ rrvr-sQz-e-rar e.r--,
WIS :. Has-g. ,-.z.---.5 - I
ts-ze 54T ues-s-,s ,.-5T-rsnssfvr ri, Il.
evening a. bz5f -asr sfr cr-r.rJr
xsrh a snrfv4rsa-T Hs---,ar -
-H4 sb-s-nH -a-s--x q. -rsz -s-a
I.rrz-s 81 r~zs~5vr s---, g---,,a-
-as-s-s ws7T "a -zgs 49, h-sa,
4 g.~erv r~ +aa ss7.-- vsrs- .4,--,,,
-svszwaT wr s-4r.- - 7-s.s..s ].
"A reas4-zz-4~ sv4 ; r.-r4 r---s--
~ rn.s w-7,a- - 80 ,rvg-.- vvtf-
a4as4r - aa-vs-y
=.aaf.r er--- v7,.s-. an -ra o-
sssfrr "a rs s~7r.-,,,+-- - a.
s,7sa.a4 ~. sna .,,.-,z 80 -
~ rsarv az 49, - g-frr $3.50.
Ma " " rz4n-s- rsss NJ
r zz-~4r 1as-- 1T-z 10 "
gasar,.E r4s- NJ - r.
1~- ras "a 4 &c., rE-r
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Cauthern Clan to
Gather in Albany Sunday

Members ot the Cauth1ru elan
.ru1z Up ard IQwn the valley. will
assemble IN Albany Sunday. for
their third annual gathering. TIE
family ls oze oE th= Oldest in the
state. the original pioneers cou-
ing &c 0regan in As and "a
These wha VIII be fneiutsd
sroz1 SaleE win be- Mrs Mary
5F. CzEthorr- Miss Florence Car
tEcru ard Mr and Mrs. MarE
McC&IIlst=r and their children
Mr. ard Mrs Evan Evans and
their ekI5rsu q Dallas. and the
Hsury Caushoru family. who re-
si9e On the Oregon Electric. will
also Join ths group. numerous
aths- members coming from var
logs places Fl is e1pActeL that
a1out fIftf persons will parrlei-
pate
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Salem Women VII
Attead Golf Tearnsrert

Mr. and Mrs ErcaI Kay left to
day for Portland going down u
participate IN the golf tozrua-
neHt, which VIII be staged CT the
TuaIattH course. July 1913 ThaT
will be two az the $50 entries in
the Oregon state gglt champion
ships
Othsr local players who also
LETT tcr the sane place today.
were Mrs H Fl. OL1ngsr. Mrs. Ed
ward N GtIlingEan and Mrs. Ed
Wiz L. Baker
The w0-aG's qualifying round
which starts Wednesday. IS ex-
pectec % include the largest
field ever entered II : state tour
naUeEL Forty women players
viii De entered from the Portland
Golf cIrb alone
The Salem folk xiii be away
fer the Remainder G the week.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Doctors Recent Discover Also
Heals Ulcers, B-oils, CarbUn-
cEes. Abcs%Ses and Open
Sores II q Few Days

TIE wCrld progresses. Today all
uen-z rtaI rook weeks 70 cure car
nov be ended II 4 few 1ay& II
ycu have vertccse veins or bunch
IS yoz can start this today q bring :
than hack 20 normal size, and If
y0l are wise yen Will d SO
JES- get At original nC--ls Of
MocEes Emerald Oh al any dis
penzL1g p1zr E-aC-zC and Apply Il
night and morning 20 the euLarE-
Sd veins. II = very powerful ard
CURED
After & few days treatment chz
veins VII begin 70 grow smaller an.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
LYNCH REGAINS
TITLE, BUT PAYS
$4,000 FOR II

( New YORK. July II. - JO
I Lynch, cool and calculating, he'll
/ cut 2 coed left arm last night snt
pernirted Johnny Buff to knocl
OF his own crown-the bantam
weight championship Of tbs
world
II the beginning Lynch ripped 4
cut ou Bluffs lower lip and from
then oz II was the challenger s
fight. It vas apparent IN the early
rounds when Buff found himself
unable to go past that long left
art TO land the devastating short
bZows to the ribs, that it was one
Of those rare occasions where an
ex-chzupion comes back
As Buff weakened, Lynch drove
his left into the champion g face,
bringing IT down and across with
a powerful movement of the wrist
and forearm and then, upon oc-
eastons. crossing over with a ter
rife right. Several times he had
Buff on the ropes and at other
times grogEy and half blind
Buff landed comparatively few
blows and missed often His one
hope was knockout, but his
swings were far wide. He had
weakened so perceptibly that
Lynch sent him smashing to the
floor when they flew togethsr IN
the 18th round. Then Frank
Bagely. his chief second, knew 1t
would be unfair to ask him to 60
cH- Buff was just recovered from
an operation on a neck gland and,
while he said he was fit, those
who have observed him before,
Azew he was not himself last
night.
Lynch has 10 pay nearly s10,-
go 0zt ot his pocket for the
privilege Of wearing the bantam
Weight championship crown again
WEeu the receipts and e1-
pezzes were checked Up today t.
was found that the gate was
So 155-35 short q the guaranteed
$4,000 Under the terms CT
agreement, Butt was to receive
this sum Il t= lost his title
Boxing Authorities said II was
the first TINE IN ring history II .
America that Z fighter WOE Z rtrla /
without receiving cent, TO say
cE pavtng 4 big sum to
-Ls defeated man
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Chzrgh Aaaiver@ry
CelehEztian IS Success

The three Gay ceIearatlan ia
chssryancs q the ssgenusth ar
ntVsrsary q the FIRST Cougrsga-
tlanai church h4A been pr1-
Eeaneed success. calling num-
Der % old time E1smhers 10 ths
city Among them ara MrA Roe
ert Reed % EGgsus. wha Joined
the local ehureh over ffFsE PEARS
ago. and Dr. Cliaton Cooke. also
> former member. VIC s here
from Portland
Ths GHacaI program Sanaav
night anaer shs Elreataan Ok VIII
ItaHl MeGllehrtat. ST.. attracted 4
large and AprracI4ttvs aa6ieu
special features b@luE the aoIaa
hy Mrs Jshn J. R05arts. Mrs. =
l. Waters, A. r. GIls aa4 Charles
II MGhtoa.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
FORTY SIX GOLFERS
FOR TOURNEY PAIRED

Portland Or July 1I.-FortF.
stx ot tbs players who ziTI stare
IN the Oregon state goIt chan
Plo1shfp tournament at the TuzI-
zttZ Country club links toEo-ro7T
were paired far rEs Qualifying
rou1d by the COMMITTEES ysterrzy.
Fully 80 players are expected &C
Be On deck for the opening Of tie
toCrraue1t
Dr. o. z willing q WsTerEL
present state champion viii ree
off against Clayton Sharpe Of Port
Land In the qualifying round rc-
morrow All matches IN TIE 1zzI-
flying round Will be medal events
3f holes.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Activities Of Musicians
Daring Summer Of Interest

Professor e w. Hohsun. dean
c1 the WMIamerte school cf n1a-
sae, iz n charge q the piano and
thecry q Ezgstc az the summer
school at Willametta Miss Alice
HaSmans who Ter ths past tgur
years has been Instructor il pE-
ano az the college haa desired to
be released for SOME time. and
raw ehat the opportunity is at
hard viii Leave ahaFtly tor Cali
fcrn4a. where she will sstasIfsh
a private nzusse studio The
EAne ot the city to which ahe
viii So has Ect gst heez anRoane-
ed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
President ard Mrs. Kerr
Eers fsE Yint Orsr Esek Ens

Presizent ard NrE Vs. y. Kerr
et CorValilz spe1t the week end
IN Salem with their scr in IaN
and daughter. Ms and Ma Ra6-
ert shian, e tas Skyline ureh-
ards TheY were accoupaafss.
b. their son- Robert Kerr. and
Slaughter. Miss Genevsvs Kerr. al
wers sofEplng OF ca taalr way
home from se&1tis where they
had heea 70 witness rAs Eradza-
ton cf Miss Kerr. Eran tAa Un8-
Yerzity CT WasAingtna.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
#. w. Launer
Is Pupil Of
Grain G er


Frsenss acre % Frauzz.1 y
rsw,4r a.. s,gsoxsrv -. wraf,zg
- ,-.--s-- !.
-a-si4@S- VII Aae 1lias sz
ssr. GcL1g saa1 a5cGr q monta
srs he Has been st7rtvsax ? eor ea-
usrsfg Wfrh rhs arrfaeut ss,ar5s5s-
ar-nrslss,f an ant wiz remain n
rhE Eeaxa un+fE the f-sz az agg-ls-
Mr. Lamar writes shaF h Il
sArranxhgr eugnTfar hs warx
and ehat Aa haa aean hsrarv eruz.-
rmens.F ~ hga fr4@rwev~- r.
kza been zsrat % uFaT hesgra
elralnxsra egaaaes several tiaaaa.
EsFea "a an sspaesaE rarrau f-srr-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Mrs w Z 5F-d EAa
srgGaer aa Easgr tar Few Iavs

A--A%~ i4& - -4a~4lM ~aAA ~ lAtA
Era VE r. EFrE wsnr 20 Pcrr-
san1 Sunday. whars "a tbs eva-
n1g s1s met ner Erreher. Dr. e.
+ 2 Crzmsr. and friend p T.
z7a.ssIscx, q CwBsa0, sEEeh. Th.
rwa wsn are an a leizI-zlT Hccsr
E12 ze-asa tHs e1unt-y, haT1zE
Jeff zass- home tcEn ths fifteen n
e 511s- 4 Brs1 or a ras EslIcs-
sGaus and acnsr Doinez oe iztsrsar
Eers us9s. and hsSars Ihsf- re-
tIru- Dr. and Mrz- Byrd via ar
s0u 2auT tas Ffsfrcra CT a uf7 r1
taz Eartens Tz1amook 5saehsz
Or Crausr. WHO has crzTzJsd
shrsugA Europe. znE vzsEss6 Vrz.s-
si.alg evsrT part gs the gIose, Il
Fl sil slsszstfs gvsr the seens-
seaurF cs the narraw wsar. azE the
CstIE5ta haEhwar In Dartfczlar.
En- speaking sG1esru11g it, hs
laFa 1T Es BIZ Ear the Most bear
usa1 highway EAzt T havs trar-
srsesf
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
KILLS PARENTS
/. OF WIFE AND SELF

EEreka. Cal, July lie
Smith. E station agent here for
the North western Pacific railroad
ended Al argument with his moth
- and tzrhs--i1-Izw. ILr. and Mrs
n EiEEc-z. early this morning
with : rifle TIE huz1a-1 ard
wife fell dad NslEEbo-s called
for the police, and as the officers
entered his home he turned tie
weapon upon himself firing 9
bullet into his brain He died in
few Minutes.
According 70 Information IN
possession a the police Mrs Smith
has pending AZ action fcr divorce
against her husband.
The Oregon Electric railway Is
constructing steel span At Dairy
creek & nile vest Of HIIsboro.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
hIte Shrine 20
Ha5 Ceremonial

There viii De a stated cCmmu-
aieasiou q Waite shriae q Isru-
sale1l. Ntgfzmetts shrine nur1 hsr
tNo- Ehis evening A ceremonial e.
announced, 60 be followed bF a
social ho1F. AL members are re-
1a@as@a 10 be In attendance
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Presbyterian Synod
Attracts Members from Salem

Ihs Presbyterian Synod being
Ee-d IN Corvallis this week. has At
trActed number q members cs
tEs local cor greEatioz- AucuE
l11se going over are Rev Ward
Wins LcEg Mr. and Mrs o. A.
Cc11lt aat Miss Gertrude Eakfn
Kew MI Long viii rstzru this
sveni7E. and Will 20 On to PORE
Land 20 attend the yoang peopIa's :
SIMMER camp near that place.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11

Mrs. 3. T. Mica fs antcipa tin :
q Y1afs from eastern people. Nrs-
Elizabeth Cook. q Dss MaEnea.
Tewa. and Nrz. nsnaId Carpentsr.
Ct sEe same place, both to arrive
the last ee the week
Mrs. Crok. who Is sl1nerintenst-
snk st an orphanags viii remain
several weeks Ia Salem. Mrz Car
reEter To return earlier Theg
are expected to reach Portland
ThursaaT. and will be HseE there
by Mra WIFI EnEgAt. wAo wfIg
bring them 10 Salem the trio
motoring up
During their ataY. the visitors
wiiI be entertained BY a trip 10
Nj Hood
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
EoZ1g Folk Home
ErurI FoE-nLghts Absenee

Mr. azt Mrs. George Nelson re-
turned 60 Salem Sun5av night sf-
Ter two weeks absence. the time
being spent in Eaz1tn ggon- In Sc
attic they were guests Of Mrs.
Nelson - amt, Mrs Z VI. Cox
who IS remembered here as Miss
Bunn Parrish 4 former Salem
girl and in South Bend. Mr.. ara
Mrs Nelson were entertained By
Mr.. Nelson's parents
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Eaah+zgrg1 Folk
Are Over Sunday Visitors

Mrs. J. A. Apr -sgzte entertain
sd a. her guests over Sunday,
Mrs. i n Apgl=gzrs and two
daughters, Misses Alice and Dor
ethE. q Harm grou- Nlzs Alice Is
Z senior a. Whitman college, and
q meu1er oE Phi Beta Kappa hon
or trare-E1ty- and her sister Il Z
.uz1o- at the szuz college
Mrs. ApElsgzc= also had with
hs- 81 the sane t-Es- Ars- Cyrus
2 WcccwCr-1 1E Portland
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Lytles Return from
Week End IN Portland

Lr- and Mrs william H LytIs
returned the slrss O.: the week
fraz Portland wEsre they went
% sEeza the week srG With Mrg.
Lyt-ez sister M-s Robert y.
sian nslsI1
Ars- Stzzt5eE z-H Eszrt t=-
Barbara have recently return ed
sru1 WasaiEEtGz. o c. and
plan 70 spend the s1--sr III
Pogrl4u1 Ira Sta1f5sizz have
Just sod their handsome hums On
" es1over Tarrase. and have Iaaz-
led a res tense On Portland
Heights
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Bridge Claa Holds
Postponed Sesafan Manday

A postponed msegfng Of the
THURSDAY afrerrcn1 hrf9gs club
waa haEf Monday asrernco1 az the
Court sEarrugHts sf Mrs. william
f. LT1Is- Ad92risnaI players were
Mrs. Frank " Durblz, Nra. CEIt-
ford Farmgr. MrH- Homer Sn-ith
and Hrs J. shslIsy Szurn1zn
Later Miss Elfxz5sth Lord and
her house great. Mlss Ecfis ErolI
.os Oakland, dropped n fer tea
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Wyoming MztEgn Visits
Fri=z64 IN Salem f1r Few Days

Ma L BslTamy CT Laramfs
ayamlng kaa g1ns Gn 20 her
1snss after spenslnZ several days
= Salem a. the gEssc Gf Nrs {
East Mrs. EeIIarlY sc1ppe6 or
On i rrfp &c various coast cities.
5ar seu and " z East we're IN
she same harrsrT. n ths 1ksEh
field artillery. and crosaed %
Franco sagssher. tha zgg1zintaags
between ths tw1 families being
snaz saEa Iiadaz
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
HauseEs Go 70 BsIlzap
For Two Weeks- nntine

Mr.. ana Mrs. Paul IT. Hausss
and thelr chudrsn left Tor E
gene yesterday. In the latter
Iiaes expecting @ Be iolued b
Ar- and Mrz r L. Matthews. al
G. Rotor Up % Beikuap Hat
springs. where they VIII sreua a
I've weeks outllg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Girls EaEe from
I rIli HIS Absence

Miss Prudence Patterson and
Ais# EenEa Baungartner return
sa hgIe the taae of 1he week from
7 h Ia aAes where they spent two
weeks with Miss Pattsrscu g
graH parents
Mrs- George r Rodgers and
Ara Josssa BaEmgarrnsr motor
I'd down Sunday. ths girls ACCOM-
paAglng them E0zs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11

Mrs Alta 4 Martin o. Los An
gslsa. arrived n the city Sunday
sTeaIng. and VIII remain abozt q
azoEE1, visiting at the E0ns cs
.heF parents. Dr. and Mrs. l. G..
Altman she has a large circle
at friends In Salem. where she
sEent her giFihsod. and hsF an
anal visits nsrs are always the
signal for numerous pleasant So
@laI attez tiana
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Prominent Eastern
People Expeese5 Last Of weak

- - $50 -es--# u ~ ~
Ar aEd Mrs TAeu.c-s 8E- Barr
ara aEti1i p2tlng visit from the
torEer brotAer- IoAz Barr. a
nlazEsaetur5ng tsweler of kansas
city AID Gustavs Resting. q
paEEsr q the sane place TIE v5s-
-tcrs Eill arrive In salem the Ias-
e ths week. ard VIII remain for
several -zys Thsy are coming D.
Wag q California. having taken
e TIE Graud Ca1yo1- CoIorata
Springs. and ctAer poluts e IN
teTsst along ths rsgts- They Wis
tied n salem asoat tvs years
ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
Loyal Wazsn 10
Hold 0zt-dacE Meeting

Members as ths Loyal Women
aAt G ~ b d. ot the Flrst
CHRISTIAN eAGrch viii hold an
oPeE air sesssan En- MaFon square.
Thara4ay Afternoon az kaIf past
Eaa g-eEsek
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11

Tie petition recently sszt cut
truIl Tuuz,to asking rural frae
delivery servLcs six days Z week
instead Of three has been allowed
ay the postotffce department.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11

E7ecsgort has been one os the
busiest towns in Oregon this sun
Isr Il has payroll CT more
than &-G00 a day. the largest IN
ths United States in proportion to
population.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-11
2 Washington Tzit0rs
Rstarn @ Their Eane snsay

Return q Thar Eome Sunday
Mr. ard Mrs Davis C1rueiszs
% ColfaI, Wash. isf- for their
aoas sandaT, after s1snl ding ten
days ID salem. bsizE eztsrtaLnss Ell
While here as the guests ot their
zleee Mrs. 81 r. Crawford