davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1922-11-10
CALLS HUSBAND 'NAGGER.'
Annie C. Hockman Also Alleges
Non-Support Plea for Divorce.

Annie G. Hickman yesterday filed
suit in the District Supreme Court
against John Hickman for a limited
divorce and alimony. alleging cruelty.
desertion and non-support. Plaintiff.
represented by John l. Sacks and
James O'Shea AYERS that her husband
is "persistently nagging" her: that
he is miserly and stingy in supplying
money for the conduct of their home
and is of a "quarrelsome disposition
and is looking for arguments" The
wife declares that defendant deserted
her August II last after nearly
twenty years of married life.
The couple was married In this
city May 90. 1908, and have two chill
dren, whose custody is requested by
the mother.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Little Johnny. looking at Believe
1t or Not drawing in The Star showing
the lady Seventy-one years old now at
tending college. Gee. here's a woman
that has sure been kept back lots Of
times" :"
s. BOWDEN.
2035 1st street northeast.
A ferry captain. annoyed by passen-
gers staying aboard trip after trip. stuck
up this sign: Passengers must leave
the boat at the dock" Next day he
found written just below: who wants
your darned old boat anyhow
KATHRYN PHILLIPS,
3531 14th street northwest.
A man never knows his real value
until he is sued for breach of promise.
CONSTANCE JENKINS.
Rosslyn, Va.
Coach, to husky tackle of defeated
team-How do you feel this morning?
All right. coach. only I'm a little stiff.
Coach. sarcasticalIy-Are you sure
little" is the right word?
DENIS Il. LANE.
515 II street northeast.
Methusaleh lived TO he 969 years old
But then. he never had to ride to work
iii Il 'one-man car.
c. f.. MORG4NSTON.
District National Bank building
Would-be joker. loilering in book
:tore-"Last Days of Pompeii," hey?
What did he die of
Bored proprietor-Oh, / dunno. some
sort of eruption.
EE DIVINE.
BdHSton. Va
Office boys biography
Hired-Tired-Fire
ARTHUR LENNON
Lock Boz 1914
This one should be duck" soup for
Auto livery sign-'Rent a Ford or
Dodge
f. " KINCAID.
100 c street southeast
Wife of naval officer to small daugh-
ter just home from Sunday school ses-
zion dealing with the Ten Command
ments-Weli, darling. what did you learn
about?
Child. who had spent most of her
young life surrounded with brass but
tons-Oh, all about lieutenant com
ANONYMoUS.
Coal and diamonds are composed of
/" common substance. Yes, we're realiz
ing it more every day
LUCILLE ". F1THEN.
49, Columbia rOId.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
Maligned

This world is quite as good place
as l have come across; and, too. the
far-famed human race is not a total
loss. We have hopeless lot OF
scribes who toll and toll away, to
show all people and all tribes are
sunk in slow decay. We have no
true respect for art, our views a
sordid thing; we'd rather drive a
spangled cart than hear tenor
sing. Our souls are sunk in real
estate in fox and other trots; in
stead of striving to be great, we
deal in vacant lots. Our homes all
lack artistic charm, and one is like
the rest; we all have clocks that
ring alarm. and bottles i'll chest;
we all have hatracks in the hall. our
doorbell whirs and clangs, and on
the eastern parlor wall "A Yard OF
Roses" hangs. And thus we lead
our sordid lives i'll our atrocious
homes, and go to lectures with our
wives. or read cheap lowbrow
PONIES. l scarcely know why this Is
wrong. or why We are to blame. but
highbrow authors. going strong, in
sist that it's shame. We're reek-
ing of the commonplace. we're
gross as we can be; and yet the bum
old human race is good enough for
me.
(Copyright.) WALT MASON.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
JAILED FOR GUN-T0TING.
Three Are Given Maximum Penalty
of Year,

Edgar Williams. Al Sth street
southwest. colored: Albert Street, 3O1
NJ street southwest, colored and
Waddell +. Macklin of Wilmington.
Del. a young white man, the three
charged with carrying concealed
weapons. were convicted iii the
United States branch of Police Court
by Judge Robert r. Mattingly and
sentenced each to serve one year IN
jail. The young wife of Macklin was
in court when sentence was pro-
nounced. She sprang from her seat
and uttering a moan fell in the arms
Of relatives who were with her. Tn"
three defendants were committed at
once.
Judge MatiinGiy in passing SEN
tcnae said that ii WAS clear that
the men were bootleggers. bringing
into the District of Columbia large
quantities of contrabrnd stuff. des-
peIate, ready to shoot any man or
set IF men who might interfere with
their work as bootleggers. and for
that reason should have the maxi
mum penalty of the law. which he
gave them. Harry Whalan repre-
sentSl defendants and Ralph Given
prosecuted the case for the govern
ment.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
U. S. EXAMS LISTED.
Motor Truck Driver and Policemen
Will Be Appointed.

the Civil Service Commission to-
day announced that examinations
will be held to fill the following Va
cancies here: Motor truck driver
bureau of mines. Department of the
interior, for duty at the United
States government fuel yards. at IL
cents an hour. with payment for
overtime service: policemen tmale).
metropolitan police department. at an
entrance salary of S1460 a year. In
one year the men will automatically
advance to class and in three years
to class 3, becoming eligible to the
position of sergeant In addition to
the salaries indicated above. the
bonus of $50 a month will he allowed
Full information and application
blanks may be obtained at the office
of the Civil Service Commission, 1924
F. street northwest
Evening star., 1922-11-10
MRS. STRIKER DEAD.
Was Member of Well Known D. C.
Family.

Mrs. Sarah J. Stryker. seventv-njne
years of age, died yesterday at her
residence. iil1 10th street. She was
the widow of the late Francis Burdett
Stryker. an old resident of Washing
ton. She is survived by Burdett
Strykcr. general manager of the Ches-
apeake and Potomac Telephone Com
pany; Frank J. Stryker. vice president
of the Columbia National Bank: Will
nam A. striker. Mrs. l.. T. Williams
CIV Hls lanes arden. Funeral
services will he held at her late resi-
"ehcs tomorrow at , pm. with inter-
ment at Rock Creek cemetery.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
Try your hand.

An old one made young
Good day for the race
What race"
The human race"
We'll. what do you care You amt
in it.
GLEN f. CURTIss,
The NeU Berne.
The great-erandfathers of some
of our so-called tiappers helped throw
the tea in Boston harbor.
MELVIN ID. HILDRETH.
AS WOOduard Building.
The age of innocence is with us Yet.
Confiding correspondent tells how code
book of Harvard eleven was found on
Yale Field and was Immediately re-
turned, unopened and unread.
WILLIAM l.. QUAD,
1870 I street southeast.
manded to take uD his bed and walk.
To-day. Wind up your davenport and
sit down.
MARSHALL GRAY.
1860 Perry place northwest.
Wife. to very late husband-Well,
how much did you win at poker?
dred bucks.
Wife-That's fine. l lost S11915 at
bridge myself. Write me Il check before
you turn in.
4. II. HEATH.
The Pasadena
A guy who bought 100000 marks and
deposited them in Il German savings
bank has just gotten notice that they
have stopped paying him interest and
are charging him storage.
GEORGE CAMPBELL,
Home Life budding
Been drinking bootleg whiskey
again:' asked the judgr of the prisoner
With the black eye
No: your honor this is just little
home cbruise.
TAYLOR GRIMES.
LdHgdOn, ID. c.
liarry-My sister made som. candy
80 hard dad broke one of his teeth on it.
liarold-Thats nothing. My mother
made %t"w Of beef 50 tough We
couldn't cat the gravy.
j. ORRELL.
"o3' lst street northwest.
Don't worry about the elections. Our
liberties viii be secure as long as the
mass Of the people form the bulk OF
the population.
X. n. ATKINSON.
22%3 1sh street northeast.
u;~tomer-Havc YOU any invisible
!,..s nets
csgirI-Ycs ma'am.
luStoiner-!.ct me see one. please
MRS. II. $. RROCkHrHST.
,3f l2th street SOUt UthpUyf
Evening star., 1922-11-10
FOOD 8 PER CENT HIGHER.
Advance in D. c. During Septem-
ber Is Reported.

The retail cost OF food in Washing
ton increased 3 per cent during the
month from Sepetm 1J to October
10. 1922. in common with increases in
twenty-five other cities surveyed
throughout the United States. the De
partment of Labor announced yester-
day. Philadelphia showed the larg-
est increase. prices rising per cent
in that city during the month.
Food prices on October Is. this year.
however. We're I per cent below prices
for last year in Washington. the de-
partment reported. AS compared with
the average cost of food in the year
1913. the retail cost of food in Wash
inston was 53 per cent higher on Oc-
tober 1J than in 1913
Evening star., 1922-11-10
JAPANESE COOK JAILED.

P!TI!.AIJEIFHIA. Ia. November TO.
Sentence of ten years was imposed
Yesterday by Judge johnson on
Tatsyi Sakma!. Japanese cook. who
while in the employ of br. Lewis
Rrlnton. stabbed Mrs. Rrinton fifteen
times with an Ic" pick last July.
SAX mai was convicted on october .
of aggravated assault and battery
with intent to kill and with attempt
ed arson. IT was alleged that the
cook became angry when asked to
wear a white coat.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
The district of Columbia Fedora

The District OF COlumoin 'euet
ton of Women's Clubs and the Com
ruunity Center will hold combined
celebration of Armistice day tomor
row S pm, in Central High Schoo'
Public invited.
Washington Harvard Club Will
n cet at luncheon at l o'clock at pl-
versity club.
John Hermann Randall will lecture
rnr the National Science of Truth AS
sociation Sunday, pm. at the LAY
house. 1911 y street. Subject: =" nat
Am T."
NetropoIitan Chapter. EpwOrth
League will give an entertaihtueht
tomorrow night for service men anu
other Young people at John Marshaii
place and street.
Women's City Ciub-Forum I"nTn-
con tomorrow at ! pm. speaker - -
Harvey Wiley. who will talk on me
Fundamentals of Nutrition MISS
AdrIaid. F. Borah will Civ" re''d-
ing from Joel Chandler Harris.
The Red Triangle outing Club VIII
take a two-day hik" to sugar Loo,
mountain starting tomorrow" anu
spcndinG the night on top of the
mountain. Garry two blankets ana
shelter half or rorcho. Return sun
div night Cos about s..
The ..rurit, .mh Of the American
cnrurIty and Trust Company viii hold
an oyster roast tomorrow afternoon
from .. 20 : o'clock. at t'ir"S!d". lbth
and I."ncfcllow str""tS. T. /" Col
ton is president of the rlub.
Gibbons Club will give ~ dance to-
morrow. t';tr.~,ll Hall, "@f q street
<Imas t,Icc club Of sixty voices VIII
folu with the Euhinst"i0 tIuh IN
1irfr,. a concert in Harding Hall
government printing office. Thurs
day : o'clock.
The Wandc rIustrrs' hike Tor >undhf
Will start from <"nSington. Au-
Eeusiurtor car leaves chevy Chase
lake Al H:3N pm. Bring lunches
for campfire supper. Mr.. Page WI!
lead.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
Headache. from slight Colds.

Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets relieve the
Headache by curing, the Cold. 4 tonic laxative
and germ destroyer The box bears the signature
~ f. W. Grove. iRe sure You get BRoMo.) 3oc.
Advertisement. =
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Frank l.. Middleton will give eX-
positfon of Sunday school lesson az
AS o'clock at Y. W. c. A, 1875
street
Evening star., 1922-11-10

T.douard Albion has arranged the
program for AN evening with the
Washington Opera Company al IN
lnrsitv club. $50 o'clock. Ladies
Evening star., 1922-11-10

ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY.

Emery lexington Parent Tea cher
4 Association will meet at E.mery
school 3:1J O'Clock. Miss Rachel NIL
lard will speak of AmericaniZation
work
Evening star., 1922-11-10
RuillA Heallh.

builds Health.
Start today to build new strength
by taking Father Johns Medicine
Advertisement.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Northeast Washington Citizen AS
soc;ation will meet. S O'Clock. in Ma
sonic Temple. Sth street northeast.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Sons Of the Revolution will meet
$50 o'clock, at Army and Navy cup
pr. W. Herbert Burk, president or
Valley Forge Historical Society. viii!
give illustrated lecture.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Zig Sisters will meet. o'clock. at
Tot 11th street. room sos.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
PiAy Paragraphs


contrbu week
your hand
Evening star., 1922-11-10
Gibbons Club viii, give a dance to-

<Imas t.Icc club Or sixty voices Will
foin with the Euhinst"in tIuh IN
giving "A concert III Hardihs Han
government printing "tticc' ihurS-
,laI o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

card Club Of Catholic Welfare
Service Club will have progressive
500 at community house. so! = street.
s. 80 O'Clock. Players asked to bring
cards.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Spanish classes at Thomson School.
beginners at 1:1o O'Clock, and ad-
yauced. S:1J.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

The American War Mothers will
meet at Thomson School, o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

American Clan Gresor Society will
close it's annual assembly with
meeting at s o'clock at the New Ed,
bitt. Musical program, dancing and
general reception.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Rrookland Citizens Association WIN
meet. 8 o'clock. in Masonic Temple.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Mrs Frances Fenton Bernard will
sneak at national headquarters OF
American Association Of University
club. o'clock. Subject. The kela-
lion of the Washington Branch 10
the National Association.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Dance at Catholic Community
House, 9 o'clock.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Lecture by ]. E. Jones at Y. w. c.
A., 1893 F. street. 7:30 o'clock. Sub
ject: Slug heads and the Minimum
Wage.
Evening star., 1922-11-10

There will be a meeting of the
Washington Kennel Club tonight. at
) o'clock, at H. 18th street north
west. Plans will be perfected for the
annual bench show.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
TONIGHT.

nosition of Sunday school lesson at
445 o'clock at Y. W. c. A, 1875 +
street
TONIGHT.
Northeast Washington Citizens s As
sociation will meet. O'Clock. IN Ma
sonic Temple. Sth street northeast.
Zig Sisters will meet. o'clock. at
TOT 11th street. room sos.
Tdouard Albion has arranged the
program for IAN evening with the
,crsity club. $50 o'clock. LADIES
night.
Sons Of the Revolution will meet.
$50 o'clock, at Army and Navy Cup;
Dr. W. Herbert Burk. president or
Valley Forge Historical Society. viii!
give illustrated lecture.
Card Club Of Catholic Welfare
Service Club will have progressive
500 at community mouse. ooi Stree.
$50 O'Clock. Players asked to brlns
cards.
Mrs. Frances Fenton Bernard will
speak at national headquarters or
American Association Of University
club. s o'clock Subject. THE Rela-
lion of the Washington Branch 10
The National Association.
Rrookland Citizens Association wiz
meet, o'clock. in Masonic Temple
American Clan GreEor Society Will
close its annual assembly with a
meeting at o'clock at the New Eb-
hitt. Musical program. dancing and
general reception.
Dance at Catholic Community
House. o'clock.
Th. American War Mothers will
meet at Thomson School, o'clock.
Spanish classes at Thomson School.
beginners at 7:15 O'Clock, and ad-
yanced. S:15.
Lecture by ]. E. Jones at Y. w. c.
A., 1888 r street. 7:30 o'clock. Sub
ject: ''Slugheads and the Minimum
Wage.
There will be meeting of the
Washington Kennel Club tonight. at
) o'clock. at H. 18th street north
west Plans will be perfected for the
annual bench show.
Evening star., 1922-11-10
CRANDALL'S A.IsHIE GRAND
EXCURSIONS.
GREAT FALLS BY WATER
Power boat Peggy leaves Aquedurr
bridge. seth and NV. Sunday at 10 rs
Round trip. 60 cents. Rates To charter par1.c.
Nest 1-nI-I
DANCING.

JACk HOFFMAN AND LILLIAN HOSKINS
Stage dancing. Argentine tango and ba.iroo;a
dancing correctly Taught: children and adults
Studio FOR rent f". private dances.
ll4l ronn ave FIR. 2aOs-J l5s
Evening star., 1922-11-10

Little Johnny. looking at a Believe
1t or Not drawing in The Star showing
the lady seventy-one years old now at
tending college. Gee. here's a woman
that has sure been kept back lots of
times"
Evening star., 1922-11-10
Momsn.- CITY CIuh-Forum lunch.

snrurlfy and Trust Company VIII h"ld
an oyster roast tomorr"" aIl'lhn"ii
from 20 > o'clock. at tirosidc. l6th
ard I,r-fcllow strcrtS T.. l.. col
ton is president of the club
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
Suggestions from Toyland

Mechanical Toy
Electric Trains
Automobiles
Racer Cars
Fire Engines
Ladder and Hose
Aeroplanes
Auto Boats
Trip Hammer
Auto Sand Cranes
Auto Chaplin
Auto Sea-Saw
Motorcycles
Musical Toys
Clowns
Black Boards
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
Bligh.

The Hickman Bessey compan,
returned to the Bligh theater las
evening with another new show. 6
four-act comedy drama entitled
The Circus Girl dandy story
with lots of good clean comedy
such as this company has been
giving us in the past. On Thanks
giving day this company will give
a special matinee and two shows
at night.
The Cheerful LIAR" presented
by Davis & Nelson, is comedy
skit written by Will M. Cressy,
one Of the best writer's Of comedy
material in vaudeville. The lines
and. comedy situations are ex-
cruiatingly funny and well put
over and are always a screaming
success. Esmeralda & Webb. in
singing and musical oddity with
repertoire of popular song hits.
The male member has q rich, me-
lodious tenor voice which is heard
TO good advantage. Their musical
numbers on the violin and xylo-
phone comprise popular and Jazz
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
Liberty.

J. l.. rockingham, whose lat
est production is "The Woman He
Loved, occupies an enviable place
In the world Of motion pictures
He has never sponsored picture
that was not a popular success.
Shattered IDOLS was produced by
him, as well as 'The Ten Dollar
Raise" and pilgrims of the
Night" His success is all the
more remarkable in view of the
fact that few years ago he knew
less about the screen and it's per-
sonalities than some juvenile fol-
lowers of the silver sheet. Play
ing at the Liberty tomorrow.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
Exhausted from Grippe Cough

La Grippe coughs rack and
tear the sufferer to a state of
exhaustion. Would get complete
ly exhausted from violent grippe
coughs" writes r. G. Collins,
Barnegat, N. ]. Tried Foley's
Honey and Tar and the cough
ceased entirely" Used by three
generations for coughs, colds and
Group, throat, chest and bron-
chial irritation. Foley's Honey
and Tar has stood the test Of
time, Contains no opiates-ingre-
dients printed on the wrapper.
Largest selling cough medicine in
the world. (adyl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
THEATRES
Ta SSSSA n
Grand.

On Thanksgiving day the Grand
theater is offering a big first run
Katherine Mcdonald feature Her
Social Value" Her leading man
is Roy Stewart, who is a big faV
orite In the films. Her Social
Value" Is said to be one of "the
American beauty'sn greatest plays
and the greatest laugh show ever
filmed is returning, at the request
Of hundreds of motion picture pa
irons. 1t is "Grandma's Boy" with
Harold Lloyd at his best. TheI
picture is absolutely the funn.est
comedy ever screened. 1t is one
that person can enjoy over and
over again. The Grand will not
increase their prices for this big
double bill.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
coos BAY ROAD is CLOSED

Roseburg, Or, Nov. 29.-The
state highway department has an
nounced that the Camas Valley
Rock Creek section of the Rose
burg-Coos Bay highway will be
closed for the winter December 4.
The entire road is under contract,
II Is said, but in that section only
the base has been laid and the
road, II Travelled during the win
ter, will be badly cut up.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
BEARCAT DEBATE
SQUAD PLANS TO
MAKE TRIP EAST

With nine colleges having ac-
cspted the challenge of the Will
lamette university mems debate
team for meetings the early part
OF next year and also having Sc
cured assurance from r.. A. Booth
and e. s. Collins, members of the
board of directors, that any finan-
cial assistance to make the trip
certain would be guaranteed. a
trip of the debate team which will
take them as far east as Illinois.
where they will meet the Wheaton
college debaters is practically GER
tain.
There are several other schools
yet to be heard from and it is ex-
pected that there will be at least
three more favorable replies. The
schools that have already signi-
lied their desire to meet the local
platform men are: Lawrence coli
lege and Ripon college, both In
wisconsin and having made some
very good records in the past sew
eral years; Carroll college, Wauke- |
shaw, Wis; Wheat college, Ill.
University of Arizona; University
OF Denver; Morning college, Sioux
City, Iowa; Redlands university.
Redlands, California, and the Col
lege Of the Pacific, San Jose, Cali
fornia. The question for debate
has not been decided upon as yet.
The varsity debate men are AL
den, senior, Notson, junior, and
Littler, sophomore. Skeene and
Bain, seniors, are both good de-
Daters and are working with the
squad in the gathering of mater
lal on several possible subjects
me selection OF the three best :
freshmen aspirants to the suad {
was held Tuesday evening with 1
carlson, Southworth and Day |
showing the best In argument, ex
preston and stage appearance
They debated with three other
reshmen on the question of the q
Jnited States. Joining the league
4 nations, the subject which Will +,
annette has suggested for the q
reshman triangle debate between q
he University of Oregon, o. A. c. %
nd Willamette yearlings. h,
The proposed trip will probably p
e made during the latter part of NJ
Larch and the first of April. NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
BRITISH HALT
DISARMAMENT

London, Nov. 30.-(By Associ-
ated Press)-Great Britain will
scrap no more warships under the
Washington disarmament treaty
until the other nations have taxi
en- action and scrapped their quo
ta' according to the assurance
given a questioner on the house
OF commons floor to Eyres Mon
sell, financial secretary to the
admiralty.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
PLANS MADE TO
RESUME RIVER
BOAT SERVICE

Efforts are to be made this week
to interest merchants in the city
In the establishment Of river sery-
ice between Salem and Portland.
Wednesday committee consisting
OF Captain l. d. Sanburn, Percy
M. Johnson, T. M. Hawkins, S. A.
Powley, all of Portland, were in
the city conferring with r. B.
Duncan, secretary of the chamber
|of commerce.
The committee announces that
1t has purchased the old Oregona
steamer, that ran for so many
years between Portland and Sa-
lem. The name of the steamer
viii be changed to 1.-THE Salem"
and the company operating the
boat will be known as the Salem
company.
Should the company be success
Iul IN securing sufficient freight |
to justify the line, there will be
established service from Salem
to Portland three times a week.
The weekend boat will run as far
as Corvallis.
1t is the present intention of
lhe company to use the old Spauld-
ing dock, in service so many years
when the Oregona and Grahamona
we're in commission.
The committee from Portland
we're today interviewing mer-
'hants IN order to interest them
n the proposed service. 1t is hope
o establish the service by Janu-
ry L.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
GONZAGAS INVITED TO
OPPOSE NOTRE DAME

Spokane, Wash, Nov. 30.-An
offer of a game with Notre Dame
university at San Diego, Cal. on
Christmas day has been received
here by Coach Charles e. Dorais
from the San Diego Recreation &
Athletic club. The offer, the tele-
gram making 1t said, was extend
ed because Gonzaga's showing
last Saturday in defeating the
University of Idaho IA to z.
Gonzaga is scheduled to meet
st. Mary's college of Oakland, Cal,
at San Francisco on December 8.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
Oregon.

T. Roy Barnes has a nondescript
dog, a cross between doormat
and a feather duster, as he ex-
plains it, and named him "Whis-
kers." He is the constant COM
panion OF the actor who plays the
role Of Happy Jack, the tramp in
the Paramount picture version Of
The Old Homestead, which
comes to the Oregon theater to-
day. Theodore Roberts is seen as
Uncle Josh.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-11-30
Tax Turnover Made

d. G. Drager, county treasurer,
has handed o. p. Hoff, state
treasurer, a check for $157,O2S.1S
In payment of Marion county
taxes due the. state for the last
half of the year 1921.