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Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

in Cuber Addition. The Bracket
ranch has been rented to Earl Fry
err who expects to move with his
family to the property this week.
Southside Theaters Today
Majestic, Mesa-"Civilian Clothes
starring Thomas Meighan. Miracles
Of the Jungle" animal serial. Mutt
and Jeff comedy.
Tempe--Dark.
Chandler - "Theodora," featuring
Rita Jolivet and an all star cast
Bray Graphic.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
AUCTIONS
Auction Today
AL N. Center st.
1:30 P. M.

We will sell a big lot of good fur
niture consisting Of / good leather
Duofold, one 9x12 Administer rug,
one SKI rug, a good one: IL good
rockers: library tables; extra
good ladies' writing desk; Round
Oak dining tables, chairs to match;
8 good dressers. oak and birdseye:
china closet: / dressing table; 1 good
refrigerator; straight back chairs;
1 Singer sewing machine; l center
table; 1 sanitary cot and pad: Re-
liable gas range: brass beds COM
plete; lace curtains, table linen,
dishes, cooking utensils. oil heaters.
oil cook stoves: one u bed complete:
and many other things not men
toned; this is all good stuff and will
be sold. II you need furniture do not
fail to be here.
COL. JOE MASONER.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
"a FOR sALE-AUToMoaILEs
SPECIAL
Dodge Brothers
Used Cars

Every one of these cars has been
thoroughly and completely over
hauled. Carefully consider these
items:
1-Reconditioned by skilled me-
chanics.
Especial equipment and tools
S--Ali repair work guaranteed.
4-McArthur Brothers name plate.
5-The satisfaction Of owning a car
that has not only low operating
cost but a sure market IL you
want to sell
1890 Dodge Brothers touring
Overhauled and refinished: cord
tires, shock absorbers and snubbers,
cut-out and special lens; looks and
runs like new ...........$7 $500
1918 Dodge Brothers touring
In addition to new finish and over
hauling has over -size tires and seat
covers; runs good and is real bar
gam .................. $3.50
1877 Dodge Brothers touring
Left here by owner who is leaving;
original finish, new cord tires, ex-
cellent shape. This is big saw
Ing at .....I..s.......... x44O
1916 Dodge Brothers touring
Motor overhauled, new top, seat
covers and refinished, good tires;
for Dodge Brothers car in good
running order this is very good
value .................. .S29b
1919 Dodge Brothers roadster
Here is a good roadster that hasn't
been driven much and has been
particularly well taken care of;
special equipment ..,..... 1886
1919 Dodge Brothers roadster
We are proud Of the value we can
give here; every bolt and bushing
in excellent shape: new tires all
around. A good car priced right
-.s..s.ss..ss ..-..s...s..... 1850
These cars are ready for imme-
date delivery. If a bargain means
good value priced low" every one OF
these cars are bargains.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

This is your chance. Good house.
well and outbuildings, etc. 5000 per
acre; on paved road in fine locality;
very easy terms. See us at once.
FLICKINGER REALTY CO..
16 West Adams z
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
II Acre Snap

Northeast, just outside city limits,
5 room house and bath, fruit trees
and shade, fully equipped for the
care of 1000 chickens, some alfalfa;
everything clean and nifty: only
$3250; part cash. Zundel, with Live
Wire Realty Co. 142 West Adams. d
A s ACRE HOME WE'LL LOCAT-
ED - ON PAVED ROAD - -FOUR
ROOM HOUSE - BARN - OUT
BUILDINGS - WELL FENCED -
GOOD SHADE - ABOUT THREE
ACRES IN GRAIN - PRICED AT
$4,25O.
10 ACRES LOCATED NORTH -
ON CORNER - GOOD HOUSE -
OUTBUILDINGS WELL. TANK.
ENGINE. SILO - AT $500 - ONE
OF THE BEST OFFERINGS WE
HAVE HAD THIS YEAR.
If YOU WANT LARGER ACRE
AGE - WE HAVE A QUARTER
SECTION ALL IN ALFALFA AND
GRAIN AND A HALF SECTION IN
ALFALFA AND GRAIN, WELL I'M
PROVED - 5000 PER ACRE WILL
BUY EITHER ONE.
HERBERT S. PRINCE CO..
REALTORS
10 NORTH CENTRAL, AVE. II
FIVE acres, S-room house. shade,
fine soil, crop of wheat. chicken
houses. COW. calf. 100 chickens. all
farm tools, for $4,000; $500 cash. $50
per month. See Eben Coe, Bolin
Realty Co. IL West Van Buren,.
Phone 4252 1t
ONE ACRE BARGAIN
Good 4-room concrete house. ga
rage. chicken house and runs, so
bearing grape vines. 25 fruit trees,
u acre alfalfa, good garden. all
wire: a real little home for $1450
and good terms. See Atwood. 230
West Jefferson St. d
7ls ACRES-$1S75
7Is acres, close in, $500 cash. bal
ance $50 per month including inter-
est. Don't you think you had better
Realty Co. Phone 1852. 26 w. Van
Buren st. 1t
s25 CASH, $40 MONTHLY
Buys choice building lot 50x140,
near car line, city water and electric
lights. Price only s4Oo. You can put
temporary house on rear. Stop pay
ing rent and say goodbye to the land
lord
II. c. THOMAS INVESTMENT co.
20 West Adams. 1t
FOR SALE,-One lot in sixteen
hundred block, West Washington St,
50x15O; price $500: terms. See own
er, 1918 w. Lincoln.
THRIFT wants your listings. 16
S. 4th st. 3k
10, 20, 40 ACRES. Close to good
school. 31z miles TO Phoenix. Price
$4,000 per acre. 10 per cent down.
Balance eight yearly payments. No
water logged or alkali. See Healey
Conred Co. 3s East Adams st. If
EMERY e. OLDAKER - Real es-
tate: loans and live stock. 122 West
Washington: tel. 1895. If
FOR SALE@Lot in Kenilworth,
south front, near car line. Phone
1856. bs
$4,000 CASH, $1,000 PER MONTH
Half acre good garden soil. on car
line, north: Broom house; $S25.00
takes it. See Atwood, 230 West JEFF
=
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

Fats Fixit Shop, Glendale. - For
bicycle tires, new and second hand
bicycles. baby cab wheels and tires
keys, saw filing d
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02
52Acres

FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

COL. JOE MASONER. Auctioneer
Special rates on all outside sales.
Call me before you sell. Phone 1880
--5147. II
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

If YOU WANT LARGER ACRE
AGE - WE HAVE A QUARTER
SECTION ALL IN ALFALFA AND
GRAIN AND A HALF SECTION IN
ALFALFA AND GRAIN. WELL I'M
PROVED - 5000 PER ACRE WILL
BUY EITHER ONE.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-02

10 ACRES LOCATED NORTH -
ON CORNER - GOOD HOUSE -
OUTBUILDINGS WELL. TANK.
ENGINE. SILO - AT $500 - ONE
OF THE BEST OFFERINGS WE
HAVE HAD THIS YEAR.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01

in Plainview this week on business.
While here the Congressman was
asked by representative Of The Her
aid about the status Of the omnibus
bin which was introduced few
years ago providing for a Federal
building for Plainview. He stated
that this bill was passed by the
House Of Representatives, but tailed
TO pass the Senate. In his opinion
Il will be impossible 10 get this item
in the general appropriations bill and
he feels that there is little possibility
for a few years to come of getting
the bill through in any form. Al
though he will not attempt 70 influ-
ence in any way the location Of the
postoffice in Plainview he said that
he would take pleasure in comforting
with the officials Of the Postohice
Department relative to securing re-
lief for the congested condition of
the Office and better facilities for
handling mail in Plainview.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01

The following letter TO hr Duprc,
~ this city. from the Director of
Agricultural Education IS self OK
planatory, which reads
Supt. NJ. NJ Duprc,
Lubbock. Texas.
Dear Mr. Dupre:
/ have a letter from the Score
tary Of the international Live stock
show 40 Chicago, stating that me
Lubbock High School Stock Judging
Team il eligible 90 compete as their
contest held on December lst,
I am very anxious that your boys
20 10 Chicago Il IL Is at all pos
sible for them to DO so. In the
first place | know they would make
an excellent showing for the state
OF Texas, and in the second place
| am very anxious that our winning
team enter an international contest,
because Il will do a great deal 70
stimulate the vocational work.
AT recent meeting Of the agri-
cultural teachers held az College
station the matter Of sending the
Lubbock team 20 this years inter-
national was discussed, The view.
Of the teachers along tins line VA,
De shown By reading the attached
resolutions. | think that you can
safely count on from 500 20 szVV
from thc teachers and students. We
now have a nice little sum in the
bank that we will be glad 10 turn
over 10 your boys % help them
make the trip. / regret very mucn
that we cannot pay the expenses OF
your coach from our travelling eN-
pense fund. as this Is against the
ruling Of the State Board for Voc
cationai Education. | feel sure,
however. that Mr. Mowery can make
arrangements 20 get the rest oi the
money for making the trip without
draining too heavily on his own per
eonal resources The best we can
DO would be for one Of as 70 81
along with the boys, but as you
know il would be highly desirable
Tor their coach 90 accompany them.
n NAV be possible that ! viii make
The trim even il Mr. Mowery does
90. because | am highly interested
in the outcome.
After thinking this matter over
thoroughly write me your recaiion
Rcmcmbcr that we viii do al IN OUT
power 20 assist IN raising The nee.
srsarv funds. / think that ! WI
be able 20 secure over 5000 on the
expenses Of your team.
Yours truly,
JAS. H. KINDS,
Assistant Director u Agricultural
Education.
Resolution;
Resolved. First, that the N0ca'
tional Agricultural Teachers Of Tex
as favor sending n judging team
20 the international Contests 81
Chicago next December first.
Second Since all members OF ths
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
LIGHT VOTE CAST IN
FLOYD COUNTY PRIMARY

Floydada. July 2s.-out Of a
voting strength Of near three thou
sand Democrats in Floyd county, on
ly 1851 votes were poled. The fact
that many farmers were busy WITH
their crops may account for the
light vote cast.
In the race for county judge, Z.
C. Nelson, Jr., won the nomination;
Mrs. Elder Morris led in the county
treasurer's race over Mrs. Mollie
walling Of Lockney and the run
Oft in August will determine this
race; the race for county attorilsy
lies between W. Z. Huhhines and
Judge A. =. McKinnon; for public
weigher. G.. Scott King led the tick
et over S. b. McCleskey; W. G.
Hanna led over J. l.. King IN the
commissioners race and run-oh VIII
have to decide Il.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
BIDS SOLICITED FOR CON.
sTRUCTION OF CLUB HOUSE

The Commissioner Court Of Lub-
book County hereby solicits bids for
contract 10 furnish labor and ma
torial for the construction Of a club
house on the county park grounds
near the City Of Idalou in said coun-
" according 20 plans and speci-
fications Of such structure now on
file In the County Judges office Of
said county. The said plans and
specifications are here referred TO
for all information necessary IN de-
tcrmining and ascertaining the
terms, condition, class and kind Of
material 20 be used in the construc.
ton Of said building, mechanical
skin, character Of labor, and other
matters and things pertaining there
10. that will be in corporated IN
such contract. The person 70 whom
such contract may be let viii be re-
quired 90 make and enter into a
GOOD and sufficient bond binding
and obligatng himself 20 carry out
and perform every duty and obhga-
ton imposed upon him by the re-
citals and terms Of such contract
Every bidder is required 70 deposit
with his bid a certified check for
the sum Of one hundred dollars pay
able 20 Lubbock county, as an evil
dence OF his good faith in the mat
ter and with the understanding and
agreement that II the said contract
shall be let 70 him and he shall fail
TO accept same and enter into such
contract and carry out same as
above specified, the said one hun
bred dollars viii be forfeited 70 Lub-
book county as liquidated damages
for such failure on his part. The
proposition is 90 let the said contract
to the lowest and best bidder, the
said Commissioners Court reserving
the right TO exercise It's own judg-
ment and discretion In all such mat
tiers, and also rcserving the right
70 reject any and all bids submit.
ted. All such bids and certified
checks must be enclosed IN an en-
velope. sealed, addressed 90 the
County Judge Of said County, and
delivered % said County Judge on
or before ten o'clock a. m. on Aug
ust iath, A. ID. 1922 The said
envelope should be marked so as 20
indicate its contents. Said scaled
bids will be opened and duly con-
sidcrcd by the Commissioner Court
as soon after the time above stated
as may be convenient
p. f. BROWN,
County Judge Of Lubbock County.
44-2T
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
REPORT or THE
ELECTION IN DAWSON

Following Is the result Of the July
22nd primary in Dawson County as
10 County and precinct offices where
there was an opponent IN the race
For County Judge ID. W. Adams
100; J. T. Lowrie, 5G7i J. X. WI
liams. 57I. -
For County Attorney:-W. +.
Robinson, INA.
For County and District Clerk -
Dixie Kilgoro, SIS; Conrad Watson
451.
For Sheriff and Tax Collector -
Henry j. Price, 1876, Oscar Kelley,
2O2; Tom Cooksey, 1858; j. w. Rus
sell, 2sf; y. b. billiard, pol; J. 5.
McWhorter. 76.
For Tax Assessor W. VI. Nor
ris, Gil; j. H. Standifer, ll4i d. d.
English, 5S5.
For County Treasurer. Marvin Hor-
ton ST.; A. j. Houston 1868.
For Commissioner, Precinct No.
Robt. Adams, 1853; w. V. Love, 26O.
For Commissioner, Precinct No. 2;
T. r. Evans 50; y. f. Tisdale l3l.
For Commissioner Precinct No. -
j. l.. Sypert PA.
For Commissioner Precinct No. 4
W. s. Ray so; c. NJ. Burton 1853; J. r.
Debnam l59.
For Justice Peace. Precinct No. !
C. n. Allen 1921; K. u. Humphreys.
.3i5; W. T.. Riddle, 566.
For Public Weigher. l.. /. Dean
Roy Harris 232;.J. +. Dutch Nc
Spadden 37G; Crede J Rhea %; 5.
A. jackson SOP.
For Hide aud Animal Inspector
Fletcher Conner 1875.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
PLAlNVIEW


Herald
The Methodist Women's Mission
AIRY Society Of the Plainview District
closed an interesting session at Fioy-
dada early in the week. Eighty au-
thorized delegates were in attend
ance. From the society Of the
Plainview Methodist church Mrs.
Marshall Phelps, Mrs. o. p. Clark.
Mrs. E. c. Hunter and Mrs. John
Lucas attended and were on the pro-
gram. Rev. o. p. Clark and Rev.
G.. S. Hardy, presiding elder Of the
Plainview district, were also in at
tendance and filled places on the pro-
gram. The next meeting Of the
conference will be in Plainview, but
the date has not yet been determined.
A committee from the City Coun-
Gil Tuesday afternoon made n trip
over the city TO determine upon the
corners which need the new light
posts most. Between fifty and sixty
new lamp posts are to be installed IN
the residence section Of town. At
the next meeting Of the council, Aug
ust 9TH, definite announcement Will
be made Of the location of the posts
Ed Mcdonald was painfully injur-
ed late Tuesday afternoon when a
weak plank of windmill tower on
which he was standing broke, precip-
itating him twenty-four feet TO the
ground. lie had started 20 grease
the mill when he fell. breaking one
rib and bruising his side. He was
rushed 10 Plainview Sanitarium. Ply
sieians say that the injuries are not
serious. Ed is the i5-year old son
Of ID. =. Mcdonald Of South Ward
addition. i.
The citizens Of Olton have planned
hlr picnic for August sth. Among
the attractions Of the day are n base
ball game nc 10 o'clock In the morn
ing, free lunch az noon. az l 80 foot
races fiat mans race, girls race,
iOO-yard dash), al 2 o'clock roieo
will be held. The citizens CT Olton IN
vite all 20 come and bring n vell-fill-
cd basket with them.
Miss Alta Hall and jimn Naughh
we're married In rulla Saturday, July
18th. Miss Hall u the daughter 81
Mr. Wiley Hall and the groom u
the son - Mrs. J. |. Vaughn, both
Of this city. They viii make their
home a the Vaughn ranch near nim'
mite
Congres.man Mafyin Jones and
hla brother, Herbert jenea' have been
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
Lubbock Livestock Judging Team
Nav be Sent to the International Live
stock Show in Judging Contest

Texas State Team must be enroll
al i'm the same school and since they
must have won in a State climina-
ton contest, that the team winning
first place at the Fort Worth Com
test In March represent Texas az me
international IN December ot TINS
year.
Third: That this resolution take
effect Immediately, and that the
team which won last March be ale
lowed 10 represent Texas this year.
Fourth: That since the financing
Of this project Is so great, that oach
pupil enrolled in a Vocational Agri-
culture class in Texas be requested
10 contribute ten cents; that each
supervisor and teacher trainer be
requested to pay not less than : 90
and that each Vocational Agricul-
tural teacher be allowed 10 contrl-
butte as much as he wishes; that all
contributions be payable not later
than October !. To the State Treas
urcr; that these funds be kept M
one account and that they be care
fully reported upon each year to-
gether with complete statement
from the bank acting as depository.
Fifth. That the Treasurer J. il.
Kinds Doe empowered 20 pay out
funds only Tor The purpose Of re-
imbursing students and coach OF
the Judging team FOR expenses n-
Cured on trip 90 International.
Sixth That IN case the circum-
stances prevent the team from GO
ing. that the funds paid IN be used
as prizes at the Fort Worth Con
tests that same school year.
The matter Of raising the addi-
tional funds necessary 20 send TINS
team to the Chicago show. has been
submitted 10 the School Board and
has also been taken up with the
Chamber Of Commerce, and Ny. Du-
pre- states that he has been instruc-
ted 10 get ready 20 send the boys
20 the show, guaranteeing the nee
essary expense.
Lubbock boys have given this city
wonderful lot Of good advertising
hv their wonderful records and WIN
nings in contests in the state during
the past year. and there IS no doubt
that they viii take some more hon
ors when they 20 20 the lnterna-
tionai show. The people IN Lub-
book have faith IN them IN every
way necessary 60 carry .hein 70 the
Z TOD.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
YOU WANT a HOME
and


| can make you a loan on the
easy Monthly payment Plan, for the
UNITED STATES SAVINGS BANK
OF DETROIT. MICHIGAN,
and also
! can Make you a loan with small
annual payments, at only 8 l-2 PEI
cent Interest with good on or be-
fore option.
can save you from 5 per cent
20 10 per cent Of the amount Of the
loan during the life Of u over any
thing that is being offered.
Come in and talk the matter over
whether you want to build now or
in the future.
CLAUDE h. HURLBUT,
CITY, FARM AND RANCH LOANS
Citizens National Bank Building.
42-tf
One day last week no aviators
we're killed.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
++$<
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
,...@.%++s4$ s~ 4

sOr coua,y Judge.
P. +. BROWN, Lubbock.
GEORGE ". FOSTER
=os County Attorneys
OWEN W. McWHoRTER
20, Clerk Of The District Courts
LOUIE F MOORE
., County Clerk;
HERBERT STUBBS
ros County Treesureri
s SLOWER.
WILL Mckinley
sos Sheriff
Il l.. (BUD) JOHNSTON.
sor Tar Collectors
SAM SPIKES, Lubbock.
(Re-election)
A. J. CLARK, Lubbock.
-os las Assessor
r. c. BURNS, Lubbock
(Re-election.)
So. csuuty Superintendenf,
Z. r. HAYNES. Re-eiectics
(Lubbockl
Fev Cosssy conmissioaer, Pre-. :
]. II. BURROUGHS
MARVIN T. wARLlCK.
cssuty csnssissicrsr. Pre-. Me- ~
n. N. WHEELER. Idalou.
Reelection.
rsr cemmissiorsr, Pre-. No q
L. @. DENTON.
gss Jssties Of tho fease, PIE Ne. u
col. W. y. JOHNSON.
J. ID. CALDWELL.
Fer canss.hls. Precinct No. o.
J. l. McCULLOCu.
Fss PsAlls wsisksv, fss Ne
&, T. JACKSON. Luhhocb.
lne-slsCtionl.
7. W. MeNEftY. Labhs<e.
The millennium viii b hers When
church bell draws a. bic . crowd
a. . fire bell
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
THREE MEN HANGED
AT ESTANciA. N. ~

Estancia, n. NJ, July 2s.-Three
men we're hanged here NJ 7 o'clock
this morning for the murder 81 An
ton Coury. 4 merchant n Durango,
n. NJ, last September.
A fourth man convicted Was
granted a stay ~ cNecution at ne
last minute pending an appeal 20
the supreme court
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01
NOTICE

We have moved our Watkins
Laundry and Home Laundry on
18th. Street and Avenue g. Please
call and see Us. A. J. Huckabee'
The Watkins Man. 4a-fp
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01

Afior they gut talking movies, -
uIll learn uhat a man .afa when ~
aol. paid Coz klssIns Mar lakipld
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01

No man rveth unto himself. Clean
thy back yard for thy ncighbor' 3
sake
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01

The millennium viii Be hers when
church bell draws a. BE . efa<i
a. l|re hall
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01

One day last week no aviators
we're killed.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-08-01

50. csuuty Superintendent,
Z. r. HAYNES. Reelection
(Lubbockl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10
1921 Auto Tags
No Longer Legal

Motor vehicle owners who are
still Haunting green license
plate Of the vintage OF 1921 on
their automobiles or trucks are
now subject to arrest and fine un-
der the provisions of the state
traffic law.
The automobile registration de-
partment, having cleared its desks
OF the mass OF applications which
flooded the department the first
OF the year, Secretary OF State
Kozer Thursday notified peace Of
ficers throughout the state that
there was no longer any valid ex-
cuse for the use of an old license
on motor vehicle
Approximately 75,500 OF the
new license plates have been is
sued up 10 this time. as against
75,s00 for the same date a year
ago. BY the reason Of the radical
change in the basis Of the license
fee from the horsepower to the
weight OF the passenger car and
total tire width of trucks, much
confusion has resulted, necessi-
tating the return of from 20 to
% per cent OF all applications re-
ceived and a consequent slowing
down OF the operation Of the reg
istration department.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10
Dallas Packing
Plant Busy With
Big Prune Order

Dallas, Feb. 10-The local plant
of the California Growers associ-
alton are at present working a
force Of 35 men and women and
during the season VIII work a
force Of about rs. They are now
preparing for shipment carload
OF "Kosherized" prunes to be
sent to Cleveland. Ohio, to be used
during the Jewish holidays. An
other shipment Of $4,000 cases.
weighing 25 pounds to the case is
being prepared for shipment to
New York.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10
Program.

The Enchanted Garden.
...............-..-Girls of the School
Music ....--..--.-..-.......Eo .Eola Orchestra
Reading, Seventeen. n'..-..-..........
Ruth Phelps, o. n. S.
Reforming a Bad Boy. "............
.................-B Boys of the School
Music. Stringed Instruments
Reading Mrs. JOHNSTON, o. n. S.
Pantomime, Columbia" "..-.-.....
s"-s.s------ MS
Houses actually finished under
the English government housing
schemes number over $4,000.
Acton, London's latest borough,
made a profit OF $500 last year
on dances in the local clubs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-10
New CORPORATIONS.

Articles OF incorporation were
filed with the state department
here, Wednesday, by the Alpha
Lodge No. Al. Knights of Pythias,
of Roseburg. The incorporators
are Free johnson, B. W. Strong
and George Jones.
Articles were also filed We'd
nesday by the following corpora
tions:
Christensen Logging company.
Portland, 100000; ]. W. Bailey,
c. NJ. Christensen and E. H.
CLANCY.
Luckey, Hughson Co., Inc.
Portland, $4,000; R. S. Hughson,
L. E. Luckey and F. E. Grigsby.