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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31

He oes 5ornrlerg on bier nit Ser
grlnonng nnb grrihtung oes BON
Dentiden gpisfopat ~gepldlten yaatbo-
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lgornen peroen. er 8npit bat 200
1000 aire 3um g3ruinonngsfnpital bei.
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enttnnosenen M1aiId11oer fatboIifben
nninerifitat inter gertiefung III o-
mas bon Mquin Der ngr1hpur5eInng
mooernm 8bilolopbierens entgegen.
nrbeitm. gorgeieben lit Elm bierid9.
riger, geidIoiiener stuoiengang;
bllrh neberber In1ifen6e R1lrie io1
aud Stuoiierenben n1loerer GafaIMd-
ten ermoglidt meroen ibr Madih,n-
blum 5l ergdin3en. 8
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tesIditerung III I'M 8nlbe bon 5de>
;benbiitte 11nd Snmib periih moroen.
Mn einem 8aun1e mar Elm gbriit1g.
forper ~apfgebdngt tpor6en. Sic Rob.
Iinge batten benz 4ru5ifir bei0e ST.
me nbgeibIagen un6 e, mad Durd
treibung zines Nagels ourd Sen SUB
an gnuIne befeitigt,.
Jlrier. - Ser Observation-Disclosures.
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getreten. 8eIder 8ebfeI Der
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nationalen g%iniga1ng l1nieres Bottles
ilr16 Der @ieoeraufrihtung bs 9eufs
iben 8eides, bente cine Set trauriger
iin,rerer 88erfluftung, oes 3uiammen-
brlths nno nationalen glenb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
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bon Germ nnb Sral. Ssrarf Molep.
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pitaI. CT bate beirl Drei9en gebol.
fen geriteu in ben Separator al uer.
fsn, nobel feline gabeI bom Ereibrie.
men erfaBt ,ttto ibn1 In ben 11rterlen
geftober spuroe ,t10 Sic @laie aerrtB.
Moorbeab. - SRI. Sarab Molffe
bon bier getpunr1 I'M Metl1eapoli8
Runitinftitut oas $500 5diler-5tip-
enoirr1 fir Die bette 3eiHu1tl.g, ffiiir
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Merate fferrten einen Sh6beIbr1h
felt
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MinneapoIig uieoer suriidauerhaIten.
Sssodffon. - @einborb Miner, mel
der ON Mu5heroefdaf neg Des moi.
nes-1Iusfes beteiIiot III. hotte o1,tes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31

Maitd)eQ. gllaron gut, elmer Der
groBten @elnalefarilrer Der gegeno,
Bat ein Mtaisfelo bon nle9rerea Ifer
no Ser Mlais u Sub bod tebt nno
sieiner MniiAt nod 100 guidel per
Mfer bri1gen miro. Sauptgruno oie-
ier grnte III baB oieies aallo urge-
sp6bnliiA tef iegt ulo oaher 0te meiite
S~eudhtigfteh entbdH.
gelDioere. Die SGeut,e al.f Der.
alien Sar1es 9ibbarb Garm bier
Mseilen nSrolid BON bbtier. puroe bon
Ege,aer Douitd11oig perniihtet. Cherries
T@raD, Der Sic aarm estt betoobrt,
=oerlor burA oas Geaer einer sGar.
mertpagen einen 9eutpagen ur0 Sc.
ibirr. Der Sdaben betragt $1,000,
pobo,1 Elm Gel balrA 8eriiher,1rg
}geoedt
grtpin. 8lafepe4 brabte Ell
men Magen nit Maisfolben, ben er
an ein Pluto angebdngt battes nod
&aufe, geine Eodter gba madte Die
.Babrt auf Der Deidiel Des 8agens
mi, aIg lie abfiel uub u1ter sic gRbd.-
Der oes @ageus geriet. Sic Hd6er
gingen niber &opi uno 5hulter oes
Wadiibdens, peldes nber feine idtpere
gerlekungen ~bnDontrug.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31

reiie nad Dap- gountp tpo er Die ge.
bes Miilabraaoes nlter ben
Niaoern nabe Hierpo1t perionlid lei,
ten miro.
8aibineton springs. 9el1rD
9lion nelder aIS 9egislaturabgeoro-
meter oe5 DiItrifts t1onli11iert tDar. bot
ieine Rauoioatnr 8urldge3ogen Sd er
IN cine ganf III Siour Saas einge.
trete1 iit mi bortbin 3ieben pirb. Das
republifaniide &o1nitee miro etnerl
Madfolger bon 9lion er1len,ne1.
@apio giitb.- DDiie bier Strdflliin-
&c, Die Iekte 0ohe IL 5iiour 6aas
aus Dem 3ndtballs a1sgebroden no.
rer, n1roen am 6reitag obenb III ben
8laf SiGs in Ser Mdbe bon Napio
|gitp bon ben gerfolgern geitelt. gi-'
rer bon ibnen fiel i'm anmpf, Die BRET
anoepen Dur0en gefa1gen gea1omuten.
Ser Cote 1T Elm Neger nal1enS @en-
10 goffe, 6er anf Der 5lltdbt bus Mu.
tomobM Ienfte; Soc foreman. Ser an ,
geblihe 8doelssffiiiibbrer, Der eidt ber.s
1tpl1t10f ii; uno Soc geel fms i'm Sc
fdngnis ii Me1troo nrtergebrodh S.
g. &ing uitr6e bereits tpie6er mad
benz 8udtbang in giolr SAILS 3uriid-
geidafH. SIR 5didinl ereilte oie
Sludtlinge, als Elm 5diffsmann III.
georo iibf peigerh, Tie uiiIber ben gbeb-
en1te-sGlluB au ieser1;; aa1berbem tporen
Tie IN CREIGHTON, mo fiie ibren @oioIins
Borrat ernelterter, erfa1t1t 11no bon
bier aus 6ie 8erfolger telepbonif9
benabrtbtigt noroer1. 5taatsantpalt
s @arijb bon Sones COUNTY p11r-
be lebensgefdbrlib, Sberif S. Sab.
cod tpeniger diner b%ertpltnbet. IS ge-
Ben @erbredern iiih 1eg auto-
beg 5taotsnntno1ts at ber1dd,-
III DEM tie IN iiblider Mi6tung
ffIudteten.
8ebiter:Spr 1T bodip. &einri6
gfqrrer Der fatboriiden 81.
DITTO @emei1t6e, I'M Sitter bon " Sob
rem gefforben. Der 8eritorbete miirffte
bier 38 Sabre l1tto mar nngen1ein Be.
[iebt.
Sutton. Dus @ifentparengeiddH
,er SoBn 50. 9attbin 2l1mber Cont
panb 1p11r6e bon 9iieben nm @etpebre,
Bntronen, l1bre1, Meifer 1tnb 8lib-
[ider beitoblen. 8ebor tie dbfubren
Tie ibr N11to NIT @afolin
1no aus Ser gegeniber Iieget6en
Di-s6iiaitatior1 Sen enttfa
men unbeldihigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
fon1en nit bent bloben Sdreeen 3D.

bon.
9ibbing. eim gratt.ne1sraber
auf elmer gurm stpei Meilen peitlidl
bon GLIDING tareen am Mittfpo9 bret
Man1l ourh grllbengas nm; Elm 8ier-
ter III iii beoenfliher 8erfaiin,1g.
Minneapolis. 5elmer SSacobior,
.mnrbe am gnn,,tag benin gorfiibretl
bon RnnIti!uder I'm S5lug5eng toolidl
perlebt, ais Ct aus elmer SSbe bon
800 SUB Eel M~inneapolis ~abfitar8te.
CT itarb o,ti Dem Sransport atsm Sos
spitaI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
Grofenpr 2ore1fs fotttttt iuieoer.

stet. 26. M1ld. Il Mien muir
oe an aGreitog befa,,nt geeebens SCI.
berfihmte Ghtrurg Grofefor 81. q.
52orefrs ner6e an gepten1ber tpte-
Der nod ben gereiniaten Sfnater ab-,
reifef1 mesmaI, heiBt es, utrb 1t
lett 5ohn org NifHfent begleiitet1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31
Mnsueiinna pm Muslanoeru.

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asalD1rsIpn, s.: Anenp as<
p1olenIanao eo.ncnos dns Pehnlgapa.
nlea, e'n 'epnol'laneI gnl es oas s'o.-
a9ee1asepe'pl nelee o.e :
lnne pon 4useaAoeIn o'e rg= geer
anlInp1eIIIat1 9anolahgsh uu1p1s
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1e'1l, hue iu.a4'.
s1aasen nho MISUNDERSTANDING, 1870
geeeH oee 1n1oeslee'eIn1ss elu'e
l11 !, ~ nn1ealugen.
ss1ro EN- ansleaoer Del e1ner oel-
arflgen @elegengeH DeIreI'sn, 1On =
tratt 0teles @eleBeS DerDaIIeI AHu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31


Popnadrl6tsn aus
B der alien keIlnatb
8aDern.
Mnnden. Dieier Gage fpielt
elm Gonrif NIT benz Sunoe oes
@nitplrteg 4erbert Beim sod
ipringen faBte Ser &uno ben Niiul
|6es goariiten NIT ieinen 83dben lief
i'm nber iofort nieoer los, Der Eou
riif berniBte nun eiren Brilliant. II
Beripnen uhten Die straBe al, alless
bergetbli9. Ser foitbnre 5tein maj
beriddapunoen. gnoli1 miro bel
gerbadf allf ben Softer gelenft. Der.
|ielbe miro alg 8rilantenrdubber Elm,
gelperrt. Sonntagnorgen u11teraoQ
iib Ser Souriit ser angenebnen Sc,
iddftigune NIT ei1em Denertloffel
i'm Sa1noe5tpinger ourh 8erlegung SCI
iideren nmbiiQlng ieinen BriQnnl
ali iuden, Ser id audi balD nieber
borfanb.
Nnirnberg. Sic 9irefttiion uno
Die miienidaftlibm genn1ten bes
.germami9en M1lieatms IN Niirnberg
baden al ben borttgen 5tnbtrat Ell
ne giingabe geridtd, IN Der Ale gegen
ben 8au elmer straBenbabnlinie NIT
ten burd Mlt yiirnberg mobile
.grunooten ginfprlth erbeben. Sn Der
tpiiroe baourd Der bette unb ser
nod am idoniten erbaItene Seil oer
Mltitabt, insbeionoere AUDI Ser ggleiiA.
oas Giergdrtnertor unD Der
Nlbreht Diiirer : 8lat DeribmnbeH,
obne 6aB cine neientlide 8~erfebrsnot-
lpenoigfett boranliegen bfeint.
Mugsburg. Die Dieier Gage miiber;
u1ro ei1lem GeiI 2oes nngren-
8enooen DberbaDern niebergega1ge-
nen @epitter urdtburen Sdaben n1-
geridtet. 8efonoerg ldaper getrof
iino sic Be5irfe 5dtpabmiinden,
aempten, Eurfbeim Miuoelbeim,
5blagatsberg 5todbeim un6 Sbro-
5enbauien. Sic @etreioeernte tit bei
ben genanrten 8e5irfen gum gro
gen geI bollit1noig Dernidddtet, 9bt.
1nb @ertenanlagen pertpuitet. Der
pagel Iag itenentpeiie Bis 3u 90 3en=
bod. 8eite @egenben Gil
ben elmer 8interlonoidoft.
Weeiiindf]en. Ser 8oologiiAe Car
en- 1T nod langen bergebliden Ser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-08-31

USYIlIU NuASM0 S2Ssthtbbss
aer nit ffeiiner @attin 6ro115isfa, geb.
6el6er, bas Seft Der goloenen Sod5eit.
Ser S11bilar lit 78, uno Die SSl1bilarifl
"a Sabre OH.
B~eitfalen.
B~aoerborn. Anf 6ns Snloi.
qunastelegrarnm, 6ag Der ii @eIfet.
firden abgebaltetre 3tpeite &atbolifen.
tug SET Dio5eie 8aoerborn On ben bl.
Batter riidteh, 1T AM II. sS1iIi BET bent
.giidoi BON 8aberborn folge1oes Ntt.
mort 8eIegro1tm eirgetroHen:: Ser
Batter bat oie gelDeiie fn6lider
|2iebe, tpeldde Bic ii @eIienfir9en Der.
iatnmeIten @atbolifen Dei1,er Dio5efe
ibm ertpieien baben, mil grobem@ obl
tpolIen entgegengenof111er &c fpe11'
set aus ganaetn6 er8en ben apoitoli-
|iden segen 1nb niiribt alles @lite
gum Seile Ser fntboIiiden 5nd)e 1irt6
Cures gaferlan6es. @arOir1nl Sos
pnrr.
MIte1tboduln. -ssn Der Nadt sun.
SSuIi tpalroe III Der bieiteen fatbo.
|liIden @trd1e Elm ibtperer GinbridhJ
periiiibbt. Dit dperen8 reheifen
netet1 Sic Diebe ons Eabernatel. gs
[fieIen ibre1 5pet 8iborien nit oer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

COLISEUM
More than 700 costumes were
made for the Norma Taimadgc
French period picture. The Eternal
Flame" due 10 open at the Coliseum
Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Israel. official costumera for the Tai.
madecn. had entire charge OF the
work. which insured its being cor.
rect In every detail.
Miss Taimadge IN given splendid
opportunity 20 display her ability as
an emotional actress In this attrac.
ton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
Pola Negri Arrives
for American Visit

NEW YORK. Sept. Is. - poia
Negri. herself. arrived yesterday
aboard the Majestic for n visit "a
Americas movieland where the film
has carried her fame before her.
The German star was radiant az
she stepped ashore. announced to a
horde Of newspaper men which sur.
rounded her. that she was married.
to her art.
Men. they arc not for me-
F'raulein Ncgri. whose celluloid
record OF conaucsts rivals the best OF
Hollywood. declared.
n am In love with and entirely
welded TO my art"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

NEW YORK.--Arthur Come.
iifeguard az Orchard Beach. re
celves $500 reward after finding
and turning over satchei contain
ing Jewels, clothing and $4,000 IN
bills belonging to Mrs. c. u. Ward
Of Livingston Manor. to police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

tude. with n FEW fleeing scenes OF
characterization for background.
Stuart Hosncs and Mahion Hamli
ton appear In the supporting cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

TERRE HAUTE. Ind.-Two men
do and property valued at $4,000
900 destroyed in fire caused by dust
explosion In plant Of American
Hominy company here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
WINTER GARDEN
CoI,IrNfBIA

Irving Cummings. old.time favor.
Sc OF screen fans. who recently re-
nounoed hia standing as an actor 70
WELD the mcxaphone. directed Paid
Back" tho Universal pho'odrama
starring Gladys Brockwell, al tho Co
iumbia this week.
The atmosphere Of Paid Back" IL
chiefly In a mid Pacific islands soil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

Kenneth Harlan and Marie Pre-.
vost Will have featured roles In the
film version Of r. Scott FitzEeraid's
'"'rhe eBautlful and Damned "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
ToDAy's PROGRAMS

ITBERTy-Usroid Lloyd In Grand
ma. fssy.~
sTtlAsD--tisrs Kimbaii Young In
The Hands Of MARI"
tofI-i h-->orsna TAimsdKe In
The Eternal Plane"
CoItMbiA--t.ladys Breekweii In
Paid Back
Blue MOr-E-John Gilbert In
''Monte Srtste."
WINTER sAHDEN--reafi white
In '.rhe broadway Peacock"
sOIo>ftt>--Nary fiekford In The
Love Light"
OAh--Jhsms~ Jefferson In "Hip
Van Niakl~."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
The Lone Wolf
Leaped to the
Rescue. Then

What followed was not very
clear to him. The mock-American
fought like a devil unclaimed. The
animals at the pole ran away in
good earnest, that wretched
barouche rolled and pitched like a
rudderless ship in crazy sea, the
two men floundered in its welllike
two fish in a pail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13

STRAND
ELLiOTT DEXTER IL leading man
IL for Clara Kimbali Young In her
latest starring vehicle. Tho Hands
OF Nara" which opened AT the
Strand Tuesday. following the iong
run OF the DcMilic feature. Nice
( People"
Miss Young has tho part Of Nara
Aiexieff. n beautiful young Russian
girl who finds herself involved In n
series OF thrilling adventures when
sho falls into the hands of Nathan
Berg. a radical idcaiis;
Dexter appears as DR. Emien ciav.
slou-. famous physician and son 81
a famous biologist. who falls In love
with Nara.
BLUE MOUSE
How IL this for an nilKsar cast
John Gilbert. William Mong. Esfeile
Taylor. Renee Adorce. Epotfiswoode
Aiken. Robert McKim. Harry Ions.
dale. Castor Glass. These popular
players are all members Of the cast
interpreting Alexander Dumas great
story. Monte Christie" a, tho Blue
MouNr.
Tho production was directed by
Emmett J. Flynn. ono OF william
Fox's best directors
]
WINTER GARDEN
Pearl white n something % an an
sci. but more OF "A demon. in tho Fox
picture. The Broadway Peacock.
which {. showing for tho last time
tonight al tho Winter Garden.
Tho picture narrntes the expert
sncea OF pretty little cabaret girl
who falls In love with shiuehlood. ="
This IL ono Of the most recent pic
lures Miss White has made since
her return from Europe
Kenneth Harlan is tho good look
Ing leading man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-13
OAK

Hendrix Hudson and his xhos,iy
crew. the little Enomes with their
, io.pins and their magic liquor. the
Dreamiand Queen and her be.wfggcd
and be.rihboned retinue--they'rc all
In RIP Van winkie." the plcturixa.
ton Of tho famous old stage play
which win be shown a; the Oak
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Thomas Jefferson plays the title
role.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22

juneau, Alaska-Word was re-
caived the mail boat Trygve had dis
Appeared in Alaskan water1.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22

When is governor not governor?
When the president of the senate is acting governor
after the expiration Of his term senatoas at present
The constitution of Oregon provides as follows
his DEATH resignation absence from the state other
inability his office the president of the
filled the general biennial election; in Of
office, DEATH the state
inability both the the president of senate the
speaker the house Of representatives shall become until
the disability be removed be elected the next biennial
election.
Senator Ritner president of the senate is acting
governor But Mr. Rner longer president of the
ate and therefore not authorized to act His
term in the senate expired November the day after the
election when the old legislature went out of office and the
newly elected members went in The senate, of which
Mr. Ritner is a member also, has not yet organized
The constitution provides:
Article Section 4.-The
of four and representatives the the
day after their general election
To further define the term of the legislators the cons
tuition also provides:
Elected
ExceptonA officers,
shall hold their offices until their qualified
is therefore apparent that atho Senator Rtner is act
de faco it is without constitutional author
zaon because the organic law leaves gap the governors
term for which provision made for the gubernatora
succession the president of the senate goes of office
the day following the general election and his
not elected until the legislature meets in January.
moot question whether acting governors actions
during the interval legal and would stand court and
whether the pardons and paroles and other executive acts
would be validated The issue has been raised in Ore
gon, although once before the same situation arose.
This gap in the law forcby illustrates the need Of
lieutenant to be elected by the people fill the
that there be question to the validity of
tive acts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
REPORTS or BUSINESS
BLOCK SALE UNFOUNDED

Rumors have been flying fast
in the business district of the city
regarding the sale of the valuable
property on the corner of Libert,
and Court street, now occupied by
the Stiff Furniture company and
an electric shop.
According to authentic informa-
ton given today, the property has
not been sold. 1t is understood an
offer of $4,000 was refused a few
days ago for the property, but
since that time no other offers
have been made. The property is
owned by John H. McNary and
Walter Stolz.
The report that drug company
of Portland has made an offer for
the property is unfounded.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
The Regeneration of
Malcolm Stnrm1O1tnt|
By Idah McGlone Gibson

put in a call for the Adirondack
camp.
81 would like to talk to Mrs. Van
Eisen.'
In few minutes the bell rang.
"Is that you, Mrs. Van Eisen9"
eyes, Mr.. Starmount, L was just
thinking of you. There must be
something in thought transference.' .
'Do you happen to know how
Mary isl"
MARY who9"
"Why Mary Devlin. Haven't you
seen her this afternoonf"
"No, Mr.. Starmount, l am sorry
to have to tell you that 1 sent my
card up to the young woman S rooms
and the nurse came down to say that
Miss Devlin was not well enough to
see me.
'The nurse said that she found
her in a perfect paroxim of rage
and tears and finally gained from
her the information that against
orders she had been reading the New
York papers, She said that Miss
Devlin was quite incoherent but that
she had mixed your name with a
most notorious chorus girl.
"The nurse tried to get the paper
but Miss Devlin had not only de-
stroyed it but she had bought up
the entire edition that had been sent
up here.
"Then you did see that paper,
Mrs. Van Eisen ?"
Eyes, l saw it, Mr.. Starmount. /
know the trouble that comes to all
rich young men who are more II
less at the mercy of any designing
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
along State Street

sure cure for dignity is to eat soup chew gum.
The first lesson on charity is to give away things you
Don't need.
The more money people get the less they try
to show
diplomat is who appears to be interested in other
peoples troubles
Prohibonss probably got the habit of going dry from
the fountain pen.
Some are like rvers-very shallow atsthe head but
great flow at the mouth.
The reason some people back because they
burn their bridges behind them.
The death rate from "gas" is getting higher and the
automobiles are beating those who insist blowing out
the light"
great big fortune awaits the genius who can discover
means to store of the surplus heat of summer
to be released in the winter while the miners are still on
strike
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
The Solar New Year

Today December o. is the real New Year. that is the
solar New Year. for the old year ended with the winter SOL
sce yesterday when the urhest from the equa-
tor and stood still in its northern and southern motion To-
day began it's motion to the north will reach the
furthere north next June and complete the ecptc year
hence.
There is abundant evidence that December % was the
New Year among many prehistoric peoples festival
caed both with worship and nature Worship the root
idea beng the revival of the suns strength Many peoples
Chinese also observed the winter sostce the ending of the
year. although like Babyonians, observed the verna
equinox the New Year and some, like the Egyptians
Phoenicians and Persan observed the autumna equinox
In the evolution of the calender the New Year has been
shifted from December % to January though until few
centuries ago. English custom celebrated December 25
the New Year Originally Christmas also conceded with the
winter solstice
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22

woman. l am sorry I did not see
Miss Devlin, as might have reas-
sured her. 1t was very childish Of
her to try and buy all those papers
1t has made quite scandal here
at the camp"
someway, after Starmount had
rung off, he had feeling that Mrs.
Van Eisen's voice was not quite as
sincere over the phone as he had
thought it when he was looking at
her while she was speaking.
/ Tomorrow-Mary Comes into the
Case.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
M'KELLAR Would
REPEAL TREATIES

Washington, Dec. 22.-Pointing
out that Presidents Wilson and
Harding had refused to denounce
certain discriminatory commercial
treaties as directed In the mer-
chant marine act of 1920, Senator
McKellar, democrat, of Tennessee
today introduced an amendment to
1.-THE shipping bill proposing abro-
cation of the treaties by direct ac-
I tion Of the senate and house.
Senator McKellar in a second
amendment would have the senate
and house directly abrogate the
convention OF 1915 and its amend
ment negotiated In 1928 between
the United States and Great Bri-
tain on the ground that 1t like
ise "discriminates against the
ade and commerce of the United
States"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
BOY HIT BY STAGE DEAD

Everett, Wash, Dec. 22.--Jos-
eph Romano, a ii year old stu
dent of the Edmonds high school,
injured late yesterday afternoon
at Alderwood Manor, twelve
miles south OF here. where his
parents live, died this morning,
He was struck by an Alderwood-
Seattle stage as he left the school
stage on his way home from
school. The stage passed over him.
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The value OF a New Brunswick
murder clue seems to be a close
runner-up to the Russian ruble,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
SEARCH FOR MINT
ROBBERS SH|F rs

Denver, Colo, Dec. 22.-Denver
peace officers have abandoned
their search in northern Colorado
for the four men believed to have
been the ones who robbed the
United States federal reserve bank
employees of 100000. The police
posses that went from here to the
Greeley district have returned to
this city, having lost trace of the
four men seen by Greeley man
in an abandoned farm house.
From 2:30 o'clock yesterday
afternoon until 1910 last night
when darkness intervened, the
search for the men, who claimed
to be coyote hunters, was conduct
ed. Numerous reports as to the
hunted men having been seen IN
various sections of the Greeley VI
cinity were run down without
avail.
The officers have not definitely
established the identity of the.
men who occupied the abadoned
farm house, but whether or not
they were the bandits, police were
unable to locate them to prove or
disprove their theories which led
to the Greeley district.
Chief of Police Rugg Williams
stated today that his department
will continue working on local
clews in the belief that evidence
was lacking to confirm the sup
position that the men sought near
Greeley were the bank robbers.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-12-22
Polk County Court
Probate Court.

Application filed for appoint
ment of administrator for estate
for Whaling B, Syron, presumed
dead.
Order made approving appoint
ment of administrator for estate
of Mary Ann Arrow, deceased.