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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
THREE FROM ONE
FAMILY TO RUN

Eidence- that politics runs in
the family" is seen in the situation
in Multnomah county wherein
three of the aspirants for the one
congressional seat allotted to the
third congressional are indirectly
related through marriage. These
three are M. e. Crumpacker, re-
publican, G. N. Macarthur, repub-
lican, and Robert A. Miller, demo-
crat.
The wife of Crumpacker's wife's
uncle, who is Orinco Ankeny, the
wife of Vincent Cook, was the sis
ter Of Senator Levi Ankeny Of the
state Of Washington, whose wife
was Jennie Nesmith, sister of G.
N. M"Athur's mother. Mrs. Crums
packers mother, Mrs. J. w. Cook
Of Portland, was Gully Miller of
Salem, first cousin of Robert A.
Miller. the democratic candidate.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
WOMEN ASK MILITARY
COURSES Be OPTIONAL

Seattle, Wash, April 14.---Car-
rying forward their fight against
advocates Of military training in
the schools and colleges of the
northwest, delegations of Wash
ington women, headed by the
Washington state committee for
disarmament, will appear at the
next meeting of the board of re-
gents of the University of Wash
ington, asking that military train
ing at the university be made op-
tional instead of compulsory, as
at present.
The state disarmament commit
tee Is headed by Mrs. Frances AK
tell of Bellingham. Recently re-
quest that army officers be allow
ed to solicit high school boys for
recruits at the summer camp at
Camp Lewis was denied by the
school board.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
Wife of Murdered
Doctor Leaps From
Window; FoundDead

where Miss Stone was incarcer-
ated, awaiting trial.
Mrs. Lena Tubansky, mother of
Mrs. Glickstein, said that at the
time of Miss Stones trial her
daughter exclaimed:
If the Stone woman goes free,
the woman who murdered my hus-
band will go free. Anyway, as
long as the doctor is dead, might
as we'll be dead myself"
Frances Glickstein, 15-year-old
daughter of the dead woman, who
came from Lakewood, N. j.. to
spend the holiday season, slept
with her last night, her mother re-
firing about midnight. Frances
said her mother semed to be lit
tie more cheerful than usual.
When Frances awoke early his
morning her mother was missing.
Soon afterwards a policeman who
had found the body on the side
walk, awakened the family.
Mrs. Glickstein's head had
struck an iron post at the entrance
to the house.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
POPE is THANKED FOR
INTEREST IN PARLEYS

Genoa, April 14.--Dr. Wirth
the German chancellor, who heads
the Berlin delegation to the eco
nomic conference, today visited
Monsignor Signori, archbishop OF
Genoa, to express appreciation OF
and gratitude for the interest dis
played by Pope Plus in the work
Of the conference. This already
had beneficially affected the gath
ering, said DR.. Wirth.
Germany, added the chancel-
lor, was looking with satisfaction
upon the efforts of the pontiff to-
wards universal peace. only by
following the advice of Pope Ben
edict, confirmed by Plus XI, can
the world again find the peace it
has lost" the chancellor con
cluded.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
Organize Coke Fields.

Pittsburgh, Pa, April 14.--In-
dications that union organizers
are making progress In the West
moreland county coke regions
were found in reports reaching
union headquarters here yester-
day. The organizers are pushing
their campaign steadily into this
territory and mass meetings are
being held daily.
y reDor' from Connellsville, in
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

The National Security League
is making a strenuous effort to
have the legislature of each state
in the Union pass bill requir-
ing definite courses of study of
the constitution of the United
States In the public schools.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

During the past eight years a
decided decrease in the student
bady in the Latin Quarter of Par
Is has been noticed. In 1914
there were 1890 students study
ing in this center, while at the
present time there are only H.
200.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

New York, April 14.--Another
sensation growing out Of the SEN
sational murder Of DR.. Abraham
Glickstein by Mrs. Lillian Raizen
| in Brooklyn last December was re-
corded today when his widow,
Mrs. Anna Glickstein, ended her
life by leaping out Of the third
story window Of her mothers
home In Brooklyn. The Doctors
mother dropped dead at his funer-
al.
Mrs. Glickstein had been labor
Ing under heavy mental strain
since her husband was shot, mem
bers OF the family indicated, and
1t was said she had been brooding
over the recent acauittal Of Olivia
M. P. Stone for the. murder Of Ell
lis Guy Kinkead, former Cincin-
natl lawyer.
Mrs. Raizen, who has confessed
the murder of DR.. Glickstein, Is
now a prisoner in the same jail
the heart of the region last night
told Of the stoning OF an automo-
bile party Of organizers by a.
crowd Of women, miners relatives,
when the union men were on their
way to the Leisehring number one
plant of the II. G. Frick Coke
company. The union men, 1t was
said, left town without accom-
plishing their purpose of lining up
the non-union ccKe workers.
Some apprehension is felt in the
street trade that II the
strike is to continue much longer,
1t may be necessary TO curtail op-
erations in some steel mills fol
while the supply Of coal appears
to be ample, 1t is said the coke
supplies dropped off considerably.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
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The Capital Journal will be pleased copy of
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Demand an A. B. G. report from every paper soliciting
your advertising.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
BALSZ P-T. A. IS TO
MEET ON FRIDAY

The Balsz P. r. A. will hold its reg
ular meeting tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Miss Lee, Of the Young
Women's Christian association. will
at this time meet all the girls of the
Balsz district who are interested in
the organization of the Girl Reserves.
The committee in charge is composed
of Mrs. Brown, Mrs. LaRue and Mrs.
Middleton, and it is expected that
definite plans for the organization
will be drawn up at this time.
Immediately after Miss Lees APP
pearance the regular club meeting
will be. had the afternoon being de-
voted to the reading and discussion
of the interesting articles appearing
in the first publication of the Arizona
Bulletin. This is the new and Of
ficial organ of the Parent Teachers
association and the Congress Of
Mothers, and has been most COM
petently edited by Mrs. Wylie NJ.
Leeper and a staff Of assistants.
Miss Spangler and DR.. and Mrs.
Francis Redewill viii furnish the
musical numbers for the afternoon,
which announcement alone should
draw a large attendance Of club men,
bers.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
CH|LDREN'S s MARD|
GRAS IS EVENT At
TEMPE SATURDAY

Little human flowers will dance
and make merry at the children's
Mardi Gras festival at Tempe Sat
urday. while King Sarival and his
stately queen will watch their mer-
riment from the flower decISed throne.
The entire affair will be one Of ex-
quisite beauty and pleasure to the
throng OF grownups who are plan
ming to motor there from all parts
of the Salt river valley.
An added attraction will be the
attendance of Governor and Mrs.
Thomas E. Campbell with the inn
portant delegates to the Good Roads
convention who have promised to
stop in at the Mardi Gras on their
return from a trip over the Apache
trail
Norris Jarret, talented musician,
will be the proud King Sarival hav-
ing as his queen Miss Helen FELTON,.
daughter of Professor FELTON, of Tenn
pc Normal. Children from the va
rious schools will act as pages and
heralds and the crowning OF the roy
al pair will be one of the impressive
parts of the entertainment
Among the solo dancers who will
charm the entire audience with her
grace and beauty will be tiny year
old Helen DWyer, who made an IN
Simultaneous hit in her appearance
before the convention of the Fedora :
ton of Musicians clubs at Tucson
last week. Little Helen is a pupil of
Miss Yua. Sonstegard King of Phoe-
nix. who has charge of the entertain
ment program for the day and was
responsible for the festival organi-
zation.
Another solo dancer who viii win
the hearts of all who see her will be
baby Gladys Friedman, who is just
4 years of age and whose poise and
technique is a marvel to those who
know her
Ruth Dawson, talented pupil of
Mrs. Maude Pratt Cate. viii delight
her hearers with gfoup of piano sell
lections.
Mrs. King. with a number of her
pupils will motor to Tempe Satur-
day morning.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
ANNUAL MAY FETE
BY TRINITY GUILD I'd
Be GIVEN ON MAY 6

Casa Blanca, home of Mrs. Dwight
B. Heard, will be the scene of the
third annual May fete given on May
s by the Trinity guild of Trinity ca
thedral. Mrs. Howard Reed, presi-
dent. is in charge of the arrange
ments for the day and promises an
afternoon out OF the ordinary in
point Of entertainment and enjoy
ment
Bridge will furnish the main at
traction for those who have a fond
ness for cards. and tables may be re-
Mrs. Howard S. Reed. Mrs. Ancil
Martin. Mrs. j. i. B. Alexander, or
Mrs. VIM. Lentz
A fortune telling booth will attract
all those who believe in palmistry,
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
Society and Clubs

, clairvoyance, or any means of telling
the past and foretelling the future.
A very famous palmist has been
secured for the occasion, and sur
prises in plenty are in store for those
who patronize her BOOTH
AT the apron booth all manner of
attractive and serviceable aprons
may be bought, and in addition quite
complete list Of small children's S
rompers and play clothes win be of
fered to mothers at most enticing
prices.
Music, song and aesthetic dancing
will round out a program of more
than usual attractiveness, Miss Paula
Revare having this particular part of
the affair under her competent di-
rection.
Ice cream and cake may be had in
plentiful amounts. every dish pur-
chased adding that much more to the
Trinity fund. for which the fete is
given.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

a cheesecloth square. Tie loosel,
to keep the asparagus from break.
ing.
Plunge into boiling water and
boil Is minutes. Remove from boil
ing water and plunge Immediately
into cold water.
Do not let stand in cold water
Drain. Pack in sterilized Jars. Add
one-half teaspoon salt to pint jar
and fill the jar to within one-quartel
inch from the top with boiling water
Put on can rubber. Put can cover
half way on. Place In Gamer and
boil two hours. Count the time after
the swater begins to boil again. The
jars will cool the water a few de-
grees below the boiling point.
At the end of two hours remove
from boiler. finish screwing dowr
top and cool quickly. Store in
dark, cool cool place. Light will cause
the asparagus to loose its color.
To half seal a screw top jar turn
the cover with the thumb and little
finger as far as possible.
To half seal q. spring top Jar put
the cover in place and adjust the
top BAIL Do not clamp the lower
bail around the jar.
If you prefer to can the tops for
salad and the ends for soup cut the
tips in two-inch lengths. The new
flat glass jars are very satisfactory
to use for the tips.
To Can Asparagus Tips
Wash tips very carefully. Put
enough to fill pint Jar in cheese
cloth square and tie loosely. Blanch
the tips in steam.
To do this put the asparagus tied
in the cheescloth in a colander over
large kettle of boiling water. or
course a. steamer is easier to use.
but the colander answers the pur-
pose
Steam 10 minutes. The delicate
flavor is retained by this method and
there is less danger OF crushing the
tender tips.
After blanching plunge into colo
water. Drain. Pack in jar add one
half teaspoon salt and fill with boil
ing water to within one quarter inch
of the top. Half seal cover and boil
one and one half hours. The water
must cover the jars by at least two
inches
Always count the time OF boiling
from the time the boiling begins
after the jars are put in the boiler.
Remove from boiler. finish sealing
and cool quickly.
Remember that the speed with
which you work counts for much in
the keeping of vegetables or fruit
The jars must be perfectly ster
ilized before being packed and a
vacuum must be formed during, the
canning. These two conditions in
sure ''keeping"
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
THREE 1-ACT PLAYS
BY HARMONY CLUB

Three clever one-act sketches and
a program of music and song will be
presented by the dramatic and musi-
cal talent of the city tomorrow even
ing at the Arizona School of Music,
under the auspices of the Harmony
club. Mrs. Earl Dwight Easley has
had charge of the direction of the
performances, which promise to be
above the ordinary in every sense Of
the word
Between acts the audience will be
delighted by a group of songs, sung
by Mrs. Lee Callahan The plays
have been rehearsed until everything
whuch smacks of amateurishness has
been done away WITH and an even
ing of unalloyed pleasure is offered
by the club.
The complete program follows:
Confessions"
She announcements. Peril Marston
He ..................... Orley lies
Scene Their living room.
Songs
"Harbor Night Song"
(Wilfred Saunderson)
Lift Thine Eyes
(Frederick Knight Logan
Mrs. Lee Callahan
"Modes and Manners
Gertie .............. Mrs H, Burch
Miss Mary Mockerg ......
........ Mrs A. w. Iiefgreen
Miss Waiver -. Mrs. Leslie Mahoney
Miss Alden 1880. Mrs. Will Ryan
Miss Ann Thorpe. -. Mrs. r. Welch
Mrs. Blount ..... Mrs. A. r. Pasman
Franceska Cher daughterl 1890.
Eyipnra yNif+ar,
Miss Optihist. Mrs. c. II. Valentine
Ma Cherry ......... Mrs. Fred Huck
Floor Walker ...... Mrs r. A. Pruett
Scene: Millinery Store.
"The kleptomaniac"
Mrs. John Burton (Peggy). ....
............... Margaret Joyce
Mrs. Valerie Chase Arnsby (Val)
.......... ..s.s..... Movie Taylor
Mrs. Charles Dover CMabel) -.
...............L Lourine Douglas
Miss F'reda Dixon. :. Marriott Fields
Mrs Preston Ashley (Bertha) ....s
..................L Lucille Brown
Miss Evelyn Evans newspaper
reporter). r)....... Betty Barry
Miss Katy (Mrs. Burton's maid)
........ Blanche Gardner
Scene: Living room in Burton home
Time: Late afternoon.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

good road convention now in session
in this city: Mrs. Fred Huck, Phoe-
nix; Mrs. A. G.. Smith, Benson: Mrs.
Ira Bair, Laveen; Mrs.W. F. Simms,
Phoenix: Mrs. E. j. Flanagan, Phoe-
nix; Mrs. G. A. Robinson, Phoenix;
Mrs. H. d. Ross, Phoenix; Miss
Louise Freeland, Phoenix; Mrs +. E.
Jack. Phoenix. Mrs r. S. Griffin,
Phoenix: Mrs II. c. Lockett, Phoe-
nix; Mrs. Greig Scott. Phoenix; Mrs
J. S. Stark, Phoenix: Mrs. r. A. ARM
strong, Stafford; Mrs. ID. L. Eddy.
Phoenix; Mrs. Ray Ward. Phoenix;
Mrs. George Kilt. Tucson: Mrs. j.
M. Greer. Mesa; Mrs Joseph Chesser,
Metcalf: Mrs. ]. H. Morgan. Pres
colt; Mrs H. A. Morgan. Wilcox;
Mrs. W. c. Haughton, Yuma; Mrs.
Susie Smith, Maricopa; Mrs. VIM
Tetzlaff Phoenix; Mrs. c. H, Roeser,
Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

HE WAS AIMING A RIFLE AT
ANOTHER NAN ENSCONCED Be
HIND A CUTBANK,
Hazel Walton in jail. For am instant
he couldn't realize it.
What evidence is there against
Hazel? Billy cut in sharply.
In the first place there's the
knife that killed Rafe, said Guerilla
seating himself beside his friend in
the sharow of the rock. Butcher
knife with 7. w. on the handle that
Hazel admitted was hers when they
showed it to her. But she said Dan
Slike had taken the knife-stuck it
IN his boot when he left Then there
was Rates own gun whichs Hazel
mad lying on her kitchen table. show
ing he'd been there. She admitted
that, too, but said he'd attacked her
and she'd managed to hold of his
gun after the clock fell on him, and
drive him OUT
rs that al1?A asked Billy.
Iemme .get my BREATH Guerilla
begged indignantly. mo, it amt
all. The district attorney says those
supplies We're bought for you and
they were taken by you. Hazers
uncie's, that's gone too-with you.''
If Rale thinks I was at Hazels,
it's reasonable to assume I might
have had a hand in kiIlin' Rafe my
own self. That goes double for Dan
Slike, seeing he had the knife last"
It's reasonable all right enough,
but then you and Dan Slike amt
nowadays available, and Hazel is right
handy"
But how did Slike get hold of the
butcher knife, that's what I want to
know? He didn't have it on him
when I arrested him last January
That's the damndest part of the
whole deal, Bill. Hazel says Dan
Slike came to her place before Rafe
did, and it was him who took the
supplies and her horse and her hat
and that very same butcher knife
which gave Rafe his come -uppance
Slike beat her almost senseless too,
she said
Billy Wingo looked up at the stars.
His lips moved. But no sound issued.
After a moment, he said, in an oddly
dead tone of voice, How did Slike
escape?"
Far as anybody can tell, he made
him key somehow and unlocked
the Jail door and walked out Any
way, Riley Tyler found the door
open yesterday afternoon and Dams
cell empty. And the district attor
ney lost a horse and saddle"
IF there was any kind of trail
it's querr they didn't run up on Slike
at HazeIs.'
That's the funny part of it. The
trail led in the opposite direction
toward Jackboro. The posse fol-
lowed it clear to the west fork OF
the Wafonjack, where they lost it
on the rocky ground on the other
side''
do you know somethin', Guerilla?
It wouldn't surprise me whole lot
to find out the district attorney his
own self made that trail to the
WagonjaclI. I guess I'd better go
see the district attorney"
Guerilla Melody chuckeld as one
does at a pleasantly"
II mean it." pronounced Billy.
He needs a III straight talk, and
he's going to get it prompt and soon.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
4 Simple Method Every
Housewife Should Know
Makes Pipes Run Freely
Saves Plumbers Bills.

Here is a household hint that will
ave much plumbing trouble. When
,he kitchen sink, sewer drains, refrig-
orator drain, water closets or waste
pipes show signs of clogging, dissolve
swo or three tablespoonsful of Merry
War Lye in little water and pour
directly down the opening Use only
enough water to thoroughly dissolve
the lye. Repeat the process if neces-
sary Clogged pipes will usually open
quickly and should then be flushed
thoroughly with hot water. The wise
way is to pour the lye solution down
all drain pipes frequently, say once q
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27
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SISTER MARYS
KITCHEN
CANNED ASPARAGUS

If you are lucky enough to have an
asparagus bed of your .own and it is
big enough to more than supply your
table try canning some for winter
use.
Asparagus is one or the best vege-
tables to can. 1t keeps well after
canning and requires little prepara-
ton for canning.
Pint jars are preferable to quarts
for asparagus as the stalks pack bet
ter in the smalled gar.
To Can Asparagus
Cut off the tough ends of each
stalk. Wash carefully and remove
large scales from stalks. BIanch,
cold dip and pack one jar at a time.
Put enough stalks to fill one can in
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

It's fun to have a secret,
So be that it is good.
And have your friends all try to
guess
And yainlv wish thev cnlIld
Arizona republican., 1922-04-27

Continued From Our Last Issue
There he lay on his back, ris leg
and arms spread -eagled abroad, hi
body displaying the fIattened an
pearance a corpse assumes for TIL
first few hours after death. Rafe.
throat had been slit from ear to ear
His head was cut open and lay in
pool Of blood His face was scored
with scratches. There was blood or
his coat and vest and shirt, they
found on examination. The distric1
attorney ripped open the shirt and
found four distinct stab wounds ir
the region OF Rates. heart From one
of these wounds protruded the
broken end of broad -bladed knife
Pull it out" urged Sam Larder
with slight shudder, his fat face sc
white that it showed green in the
moonlight.
Been dead about two hours S, !,
proffered the marshal
About that" agreed Felix, What
you lookin' at, Arthur"
This replied the district .attor-
ney holding up the handle of the
butcher knife.
With his fingers he traced two mi
II w.
You cant tell me-" said the dis
trict attorney, bilIigerently, that
this butcher knife didn't didn't come
from the Walton ranch
Sam Larder stated his belief at
once. "She couldn't have done it.
Arthur. Why Rates carved up like
an issue steer She
shes a woman interrupted the
district attorney. And q woman
Will do anything when her dander is
up. And we know what this particu-
lar woman will do when she's mad.
Didn't she try to split open Nate
Samson's head when he was hardly
more than joking with her? I tell
you this Hazel Walton is a mur-
deress, and I'm going to see her
hung
CHAPTER XIV
Behind the corral OF Guerilla Mel
ody, at the tip end of Golden Bar,
Main street, a small spring bubbled
to life amid rocks.
On the night of the first of April,
Guerilla reached the spring at eleven
o'clock
Il thought you were never COM
ing" announced a peevish voice.
i've been waiting here since nine
o'clock
'.Yoh talk much louder, Bill said
Guerilla calmly, and you'll wait here
while longer-say about twenty
years longer or fifteen, if the judge
feels good natured. Man alive, amt
you got any sense ?"
7 was lonesome" Billy excused
himself. I've got to talk to some
body. And anyway, a feller hardly
ever gets mor'en ten years for
hold-up where nobody's killed."
But where somebody is killed the
penalty is worth considerin'." point
ed out Guerilla Melody. And Tip
O'Gorman was found yesterday
morning lying on the floor of his
front room dead as julius Caesar,
with you quirt beside him, ard your
snakeskin hatband inside the door,"
Tip kill01. Tipi'
Yes, Tip, and on account of the
quirt and the hatband there's a war
rant issued for you for the murder,
and two posses are out looking for
YOU
Il saw them said Billy placidly.
'And Tip amt the only one
cashed. Rafe Tucketon passed out
last night
Howe
Throat cut. head cut, and three
knife cuts through his heart, Hazel
Walton is in jail charged with the
job"
Billy Wingo stiffened where he sat.