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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
What's in a Nance"
by MILDRED MARSHALL
faets about your name i's history, mean.
ma; whence twas asrNed significance,
your lucky day and lucky Jewe!
NANCY

THE quantity demure name ol
Nancy, which has come into great
vogue in modern times, signihr,
grace There was asperiod IN her
evolution, when Nancy fell into dlSusc.
or was bestowed as homcly umu.
SpIred coguomcn, particularly indigo.
nous 70 rural communities Hut
Nancy's DAY ha, CONC; She is fashion.
able and exceedingly pleasant jo pro.
nolncc.
Nnnry'S' pripiu Iips i'm tLn Ilabr..,-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
Mammoth Oraans.

Amongst The largest orguus in tho
world ARE the lIaarlen instrument
which possesses sixty stops and 5000
pipes; the Albert Hall organ with l25
stops the organ In st. Georges nan,
Liverpool, with 40 stops one az 81,
Louis. which boasts 1870 stops; and
one In sydney Town bah with l26
stops London Ti-B,tS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06

SNoGhg was pactleed ,by The most
nut,lNea peoples. Tobacco opblh,
aud hemp ~erc The herbs most ustd,
me invention Of the pipe, while oh.
secure as to time, comes from the fire..
qo''l use Of herbs burnt In containers
~ sacrifice or for healing purposes.
lI' person 10 be cured Inhaled the
smoke a portable conGiner with n
iuho for the smoke WIS a logical do.
NeIopment of This practice.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06

SS4O-3S2S. Effective and youthful
IS the smartly fashioned model with
its simple artistic lines, and com
fortab lie new sleeve. One could wes,
the blouse With any slip" or fouu.
datioIr skirt. AS here shown it IS
combined with a smart two piece
skirt. AS illustrated, the blouse
may be finished with the fulues,
held by the belt in straight line"
effect, or bloused over sash or
sirdIa OF silk or ribbon with loon
and ends at the side or a smart
bow over the back. Beaded crepe
ana charmeuse will be attractive for
this style. Crepe de chine, taneta
serge, Velours and Guvetyn are ais,
good.
The Blouse 3S40, is cut in : Sizes
a. &c. IS. 40, a.. IA ana IS fncbaa
Dust 10 eaaure 1t will require "a
yards Of ~ inch material for
A"uIA slEG.
The Skirt 1923, is cut in : Sizes.
a. IS, 80, 30, "a, So and IS mcha.
waist measure The width Of In.
Shirt at the foot is about ~, warns
IL VIII require "a yards OF A. ,ras
mat Tiai for medium size. II de.
sife'L the blouse may be finished in
SHIT length thus forming yary
pc. stag ehennsa dress. Aey sip
or 'kiFi may be used in place Of tas
ski Il illustrated
Ibis Illustration calls for rwa |
'e paraIe patterns winch wiz Ye ,
u allied to any address on receipt o.
i'c FOR EACH pattern in silver o,
camps.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
BE Free From GaIIstones

III. ii. Nhi8ler's medicines zt9p the
formation of stones, relieve all sore.
ness and put the gall bladder, gall
dact and liver in healthy condition
You never have been offered treat.
h'eht like this. Very pleasant and
convenient to take Absolutely guar
anteed. Cost yon not a penny if YOU
are not entirely satisfied with results
Send today a brief history of your
case to the Doctors son, r. A. Wits
Ter. Druggist, Emerson, Iowa.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
A LINE 20 CHEER
ny John kendrick Bangs.
THRIFT

rEN as you save your dollars
II Tor
- Tomorrows need In nlltm
store
'T"ero well likewise 90 put away
some of the sunshine of today
To nae IN some dark hour ur sorrow
Fhat possibly may como tomorrow
! know this to be good foe
In days whom woe oamo stalking by
Have found relief from troubles
gray
In memories OF yesterday,
tCopyrlghtl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
n lsss.,gs ssu.'aua sa.su.vsr."..rs-sr.
sN ktttfafFsf gNsIt5ssklsa :
THE ROMANCE or WORDS
FlAsco"

TTHlS word, truusplantcd III.
crafty from the Italian,
Where II means flask or
: bpIlir Was adopted into English
! because Of Ne fort Mat the Ncuc-
: tIm g.H>s.bluNegs, when they
. discovered q Flaw Ia their hrauu.
: ful bulbs would convert them in
ia ordinary tlHSN| or "fnScocs."
: This alteration FROM an cx-l
pynslNe hiGhly eoI0rcd aud px
. TrmyA decorative bit ~ glass,
. ware FEB uu every luy bottle ap.
: pruIrd tp the imaginative sense
: ni the Italians. aud they com.
4. mrurrd 30 apply the same word
: ~ the failure OF am opera singer
. ur The dating of At note. crying.
: "nla oIu tgsro. ENGLISH travel.
. er>. hearing The WORT used IN
this councctiou lost sigh, of thc
. original drrINuuuu took il for
granted thar II referred only Ia
failure aud used 10 in this con.
urr,iou
A number of literary works
published during the early part
ui lAr last century contain the
word bur always printed either
in quotation marks or italicized.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
Wednesday, January IL, 1922
Commencing at 10 O'clock the following property consist


EIGHT HEAD OF HORSES
Consisting
400
Ibs eeIdtng
old,
bay gelding, pounds.
EIGHT of
giving milk cow years DID, giving milk 4year
Hk; old milk
one Hoeln heifer month DID, bull
TEN HEAD OF SHEEPtere to
FARMING Observation-Disclosures lumber
box hay O
Deere 8oc binder
pov
1foo roller imperial
planter
puverze 1ofoo
" nearly new of
harness. hand shelter scaIdins fork asd feet
OF nay rope gai
numerous to mention in
IEKMS OF SALE-AI am under casho Over
credit OF IL months time
without interest
charged from date of
70 property to be ,.s.sgf-.
Lewis Hagenbuch. O,rncie Eben 4, ]
JAMES DARLING Auctioneer.
gsnsssREE lpN nNIkL BE slurty sure
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
Just Misplaced.

VUsE NESpT dCed.
NV most embarrassing moment"
said a minister was when, AZ a
young candidate for a church. tower
ahg aWFwardly in the pulpit twisted
my words. | was recommending a
small pamphlet. and suddenly heard
myself describe it as This book which
l hold IN my little hand"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
THURSDAY, JANUARY &c, 1922

Commencing 10 o'clock A. M, following
NINE HEAD OF HORSES
year od grey mare years o black years old bay
gedinu, II years oid, and geIdns 10
CATTLE-Consstina Of five
Id.
EIGHTEEN HEAD REGISTERED HAMPSHIRE A0Gs-An
TWENTY-FIVE RHODE ISLAND CHICKENS
FARMING northumberland planter rods Of wire,
er goth Mendoza cuvator
Mendoza
puVers Deere ndeate seede broad ca seede 20 wheel disc 70 wheel
bottom
walking
an
eecurity
Ed Mcnuf
E. D0LDER, Owner
DOL NESS Apctonc>rs E.. j. MARSHALL, Clerk
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
Public Sale

80 have decided quit fsrn wi" sell at auction the Hpo
of Of
IN and t1fes south Of
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06
Public : ale!

q decided farming will my residence, II miles
Of Ottawa, miles northeast miles
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-01-06

AN OLD CROUCH
LIST Monk: Mr.. Camel got peeved.
End Monk: Yep, got his "hack
Up. as usual.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
Growers Elect
3 New Directors

Frank Perket OF Donald, NJ. P.
adams OF Salem and C. H. Taylor
4 Salem were elected directors OF
he Oregon Growers Cooperative
association at a meeting in Nc
HOrnack yesterday afternoon.
they will serve one year each.
The local fruit advisory com
nittee was elected at the same
time, consisting OF James r.
Ihapman. route /, Salem; c. A.
Radcliffe. Wilbur Weeks, Salem 4:
J. P. Aspinwall, Brooks; and NJ
E. Towle Shaw.
c. l. Lewis. assistant genertal
manager OF the association de-
iivered a talk on his recent tour
II eastern markets. A talk was
tlso given by J. W. Clifford. sales
manager OF the dried fruit depart
nent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
What's S New
on the Market
BIZ REX STEWART

Shippers raised their egg prices
to farmers one cent this morning
due to increases in Portland The
advance is well deserved by the
farmers for the previous price OF
Is cents was too s0w. Retailers
will not advance their prices 10
consumers for the next few days,
because Of large supplies OF eggs
on hand. Twsnty cents is the
general retail price.
A car Of fresh vegetables VII!
be II the latter part Of The week
with 10 new varieties offered. As
paragus is still zoo high for Sa-
lem eoaEume1s. The price being
about 20 cents : p0und-the rea-
son for 1t no: being handled Head
lettuce will be higher because Of z
prospective rise, a. the end OF the
week. in wholesale price.
Sole and perch are offered II
the fish markets this week al Is
cents z pound.
Extra fancy California cabbage
is offered at eight cents pound
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
Moratorium
Conditions
Decided Upon

Paris, March 22.-(By Asso-
ciated Press. The conditions
under which the reparations com
mission will grant Germany a par
tiaI moratorium we're announced
today. They include perfect au-
ionomy for the reichsbank and
and new legislation to prevent
evasion Of German capital, the
legislation to be ready for appli-
cation upon & fixed date.
A number Of reforms in German
financial methods are stipulated
These must go into effect al fixed
dates, beginning May 81. New
resources for reparstions money
must be found and the funds col
lected under the control Of the al
lied committee on guarantees.
which will pass upon their effec-
tiTeness and probable yield II
they are found insufficient, the
reparatioHs commission will con-
slider a number Of other measures,
including a domestic or foreign
loan and eventually a levy upon
capital in Germany.
Il is stipulated that II repara-
tions payments in kind to the
value OF 1880, 900. 900 gold marks
yearly are not entirely delivered,
the balance may be required In
cash.
II the German government fails
to apply the reforms upon which
the partial moratorium is condi-
toned, the allies may resort 10
he terms Of the annex 20 the
lreaty Of Versailles authorizing
hem to take further pledges as 4
guarantee for reparations pay
ments.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

London. March 22.-Gilbert K
Chea.e-ton has adopted lately the
practice OF saving his brightest
thoughts for small private gather
ings.
It T2s at : private house in
London the other day that he
held forth Of the necessity for 4
'merri= England, and ne made
light also Ct the alleged stupidity
Of the English people.
IN the Middle Ages. said
Chest4-ton, "tae English people
had the reputation Of being very
cheerful and very a-t1stic-hence
.'Merris England. g phrase that
still unaccountzbly fingers.
What We have 10 do L TO
make England 'merrie' once more
and not to be obliged 10 Journey
10 what is known at Cay Paree'
in search OF enjoyment.
English people have got into
the habit" complained Chester
ton, "ot going about with snig-
ger and saying We are q stupid
people Now very few people
can attord-and I am not one OF
them-to make themselves more
stupid than they really are. Yet
there still exists a curious idola-
try Of stupidity and OF uglinaas-
which is in reality phase Of the
Industrial era which Is passing
away.
What England Needs"
What England needs is TO re-
turn to the England Of Chaucer,
OF Shakespeare and OF all the
great artists before the London
fog Of ugliness decended on Brit
ain.
"All life is really a recovery
Of the past. Although we take
of our clothes at night We don't
say that we have done with
clothes. You don't say farwell TO
your Eaistcoat-howeyer dandi-
fled IT happens to be.
If you put on your clothes
as In my case & exceedingly prob
able-and find you have them on
wrong and discover In your abb
sent-mtndednass you are wearing
your coat with the tails in front.
you don't say: This Is destiny;
such is my fate On the contrary
you make an effort at recoHstrue-
tion-t0 recover the past. That
is what Is known as reTers!on
TO the neTmal.
There never has been move
ment with any kick in Il that was
not really antiquarian. There has
never been a reyolution that was
not really rezctionary. What
England needs is to make the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

No less than six bids will be
submitted by contractors Of this
vicinity On the Salem post office
annex which, it is hoped. will be
put under construction in the
near future, Postmaster August
Huckestein said today. At least
one more bid would have been
submitted had there been more
than six sets OF specifications, Mr.
Huckestein explained.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

CONTINUED from Page Ouel
tive. The constitution was aban-
doned when the Dali Eireann was
established, Mulcahy declared
O'Connor had pledged himself In
the Dali to maintain the army as
republican organization but the
pledge had been violated by the
invitations given to the members
OF the army 10 form the nucleus
Of the army Of free state. He said
the army convention would be
held Sunday as there was no gov
ernment in Ireland at present to
which the army owed allegiance.
A resolution will be submitted
to the convention, said O'Connor,
renewing allegiance to the Irish
republic
You may, II you like. call Us
n.utineers," added O'Connor. but
the rank and file is always right.
Il is the leaders who have failed
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
: s4ss1sesr sr.as-ehsr. e qa.s1I Ir-<alafa E'tos

with India : sszEth3-g c.sl1r01 Of
1r-=z= and with RIOTS preTzlli-g in
z1zny paris q tzzt eoUu-ry the
Tzz- zaztve srUE. which. : Z fear
81. H4lg1. -eT9a- Z ordered 70 fight
against the Ghan3I rebels has
been ra11sl4z=d- Here you So the
crack F.t-y-t.rEt light horse ZT-il-
lsry bst-ery marching through Ra-
walp3adz ready for possible z@7ers
fighting In The arzEt tE= cuff. Is
called upon 70 quell RIOTS. The reg
lz-eut ls equipped ~.ih 7zp!d fire
guns s-d would 5= able 70 quickly
1lsye-se rebel gatherings.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
Bishop Would
Revise Nevada
Divorce Statute

Reno. New, March 22.-Initia-
tice divorce law petitions for
changing the Nevada divorce law
to require a resident OF one year
instead OF six months as al pres
ent will be put in circulation
within a few weeks By Bishop
George c. Hunting OF the Episco-
pal church In Nevada, he an
nounced today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
Olympic Flour
Mill Damaged
In Portland Fire

Portland. Or, March 22.-Fire
which broke out early today on
the top floor Of the Olympic cereal
mills on the cas-; side OF the VIII
lametts river here caused dam
age estimated at more than $780,
nm
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
AIderin Would Be
Councilman From
Salem's 7th Ward

George D. Alderin Of this city
today filed his petition announc-
ing that he will be a candidate
for councilman Of the seventh
ward. Dr.. 0. L. Scott. present al
derman from the seventh ward,
has announced that he will not be
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
POLICEMAN
PADDOCK'S
Big RIVAL
New York Patrolman
Sets Pace That En-
dangers L4aurels of
Foot Racers

New York MHrlh 22-TAs az
trausly hurried Mr. C.a-3az ~
Paddock. gt the FBHiHls Coast
eerslsmRn Of t7mJHrstrE I'D led
sure whs1sEHr, mBg gs1 11d ID sE-
paaiaut 10 mB~s those EFs1g
Bnaraks oi Lis 9uga s51 lssa4T BE-
ftre tbs impending trEek Essasg1
passes Ur-
sj1 1D1-ths EE-9 Paddock Was
slgrrsrna E-s8zE the world 8 sprint
sa.s- Today Eis supremacy Ia no
& cueH6on. bzG IT Ia alto
g44hsr probable that ta the in-
mediate future MS speed atcot will
ke questioned.
Having said that much We viii
70 further and respectfully submit
tor consideration the name u Bob
MeAllstsg. New York policeman.
whom the writer considers the
naast prounl lsing sprinter in the
world today.
McAltster broke bis BoTiti-
ate. a. the saying goes. Isas than
six months ago. Yet at this TeTy
moment he is rated above jack
son gchoEz. Bernie Wete-s, JT.,
Eddie Farrell and Others a. the
fastest man in the loral dsssTirt,
snd al q recent set Of games be
lent authority 70 this belief BY
running 150 yards on the boards
in IA 3-5 seconds. worlds IN
door record.
Does intermediate Runs
AT intermediate distances he
was caught in 10 3-5 seconds tor
I18 yards, which means 4-5 for
the century; Il as seconds iOr
100 yards and IL 3-5 seconds for
1880 yards.
These performances were made
without spikes on an arm0FT dF!ll
floor that afforded all the spring
and rssiliency Of q concrete side
walk. Can you beat It? Not with
a hOrsewhip.
For one. Jackson Scholz could
MT. and Scholz ig generally re-
garded as one Of the worlds fact
est. He was yards outside Of Nc
Alister at the finish Of this par
ticular race.
At the moment two faults
tsand out in McAlister's style. He
Is slow away from his mark, and
al certain stages OF race he
shows disposition TO climb" IN
hss stride. Note, for example.
the tact that II took him l Is
seconds to travel from 10 10 l20
yards. while other teu-ysrd IN
tervals were covered as low as 4-j
OF a second. McAlister did 3 lit
tie climbing between 110 and 120
yards and, at that, broke
worlds record.
Nervous Of Novice
Many have contended that Nc
Aiister's slow starting ia due to
the nervousness =. a comparative
novice. We do not hold with
such.
The ability OF sprinter TO get
away with the gun Is largely a
matter OF nervous reaction to its
sound. McAllister's nervous re-
action TO date has been that OF a
deaf mute Every muscle Is
loose as the gun goes Oft; there
fore he makes starting e two-mo-
tion operation instead OF one. He
must first tense his muscles be-
fore he can start them In motion.
These are details easily era
dicated by proper training But
even an inefficient trainer could
not rob NcAllister OF his natural
speed. Glye him a good one. such
az the late Mike Murphy. and
there Ia no telling how far he
will go.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

the border. became targets for
the Enipers On the other side.
Other officers were similarly
exposed while proceeding toward
BalIagh bridge and had TO seek
safer quarters
Forces Drawing Together
a force Of Ulster specials have
been mOved from Newtown But
leT, County Fermanagh TO within
a few hundred yards OF Cl0nes
In the free states. where there IS
q strong garrison Of the Irish re
publican army
Five mobile platoons Of specials
from Omzgh. Dungaton. Cooks
town, Strabsne and Killeter were
concentrated last eTening In the
Tyrone hills from POmerOy to the
Sperring mountains and searched
the country side. The Cookstown
platoon found number OF rifles,
and made five arrests
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
Trial of Dodge
For Speeding In
Hands of Jurors

Kalamazoo, Mich, March "a
case OF John Duval Dodge, young
Detroit millionaire. accused Of
driving an automobile while in
toxicated. went to the jury today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
King George Has Cold.

London, Marca %. - King
George, who is suffering from &
slight cold and sore throat. must
remain indoors sereral days, it
was announced today.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
Border Shooting Continues

Belfast. Mar. pa (By Associ-
ated Pressl -- Desultory firing
continued all day yesterday from
the free state side OF the border
along the frontier Of counties Ty-
rome and Monaghan, between
Aughnacloy and Caledon, mostly
from snipers located in houses in
side the boundary line, according
70 reports from the border receiv-
ed here today. The Ulster border
commissioners visited last eve
ming the locality where the snip
ing activities were in progress
end heard the shooting going on
during a visit to Baliagh bridge,
which divides the two counties.
while Captain Thompson and
head Constable Hall Of the Gale
don platoon. reconnoitering near
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

The Southern Pacific company
has just Issued a run OF 10000
bulletins. handy for the vest
pocket. dealing exclusively with
he best places to go fishing in
Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
Night News
Summary

WzshinEso1- 0. La
50E DzTls. wig -=Ersss1t=1d II,
..ssEr1--sl1 II 1Ers.5 -eg5tiat5g-;
with cozl MIXERS. 1Ei1 ID e1---
meat On wurz q Unife5 Min
Workers e.E1l Tor E71sp.s-ss91 o.
W9Ek O April ! Il b.91A b.Ez-zi'.-
1szs AID S1t1r'Ee5t= t3s,1ls. bzt Al
1ar-sY General Ds2gEsrTy t11i-
,sEts5 be IVES i-slt1s,3 to c70nsidgv
3hE1 legal branch ot government
llgaI take sIsEs, particularly ~
as.as 1T-szs5so-ts1lgz was effected
BF E1-IEA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

According TO President W. ].
Kerr. the actual cost TO the state
" Oregon for maintenance and
operation OF the Oregon Agrieul-
ureal College is $s25 per full
term student.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

a candidate for Reelection
Mr. Alderin, who resides a,
12+0 South FOurteenth strga, /.
manager OF the Wez. Fur eo,1
pany.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

when all he needs is a 50 cent box
Of Stua-t's Dyspepsia Tablets 10
be hai Al any drug s-or@. They
sstt.e and swee-ea & sou! stomach,
offset zcidsTy, dlspe. gHss.1sss- in
duce digestion, relieve b.lousnesz,
clear rhe coating from the tongue,
repair the bad breath and enable
me mos. desperately, gloomy dys-
pept!c 70 ger back into the land
u the living. Get these tablets To-
day and experience al his, ladFl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
ChestertOn Observes
Stupor In England

present as normal as most Of ths
past"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

Mrs. Ellen Duane Davis. great
granddaughter Of Benjamin Frank
lin, has announced her candidacy
for the den1o 1ocrattC nomination for
con gress as representa- tive Of The
Second Pennsylvania district The
seat 20 which sle sspires Is held
by George 8 Graham. Mrs. DaTis
is chairman Of the Women's demo
cratic organization !n Philadel-
phFa eighth ward.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

Admiral Ayers Dad

-Montclair, ". J.. Marrh 20
Rear Admiral John Gerrigh sTa-.
medical corps. L. s. y. rs,trad
died last night al his sons hons
here. Funeral services wgl! ba
held Saturday at Canterburr n
H, where he was born In Issg
JOURNAL WANT ADS pay
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22
Hamman Auto Stage

Three Stages Daily
Leave Salem 1920 e. m. connects
east bound train Mil City; z:29 pm
Leave Mil City 7 pm: 1 pm
Leave Stage terminal Salem
Leave al ll:39 and IeaTs SIayton
ct ?. II.
Ways.de stops al Gooch, Lyons,
Mehaua. Stayton, Suolimity,
Aumsv!lle, Turner, State hos
pital, Cottage farm.
Jos. H. aamman Salem
Phone 394
SALEM -SILEERTOS STAGE
Leaves Leaves
Salem SllTertoL
Stage terminal News stand
100 q. m SEQ A. N
lI:oe q. N. 100 p. m
500 2. m. GOO p. II
SALEM-ISDEPENDENCE
MONMOUTH STAGE
Leave Salem Stage terminal
7:00 a. m. 11:o0 a. m, $500 p. m
Leave Monmouth hotel-S:15
m. 100 p. m. s:l5 p. n
Leave Independence hotel-s:o'
q. H. and 3 p. II. only
Special trips by appointment
Seven passenger car for hire.
j. W. PARKER, Prop.
Res. phone SIS. Business phone
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

E15iEzzpolts- - Suspension C9
E1gk By al union coal miners a.
Midnight March 81 ordered By Of
t5asrs q the Uzit=d Mi1e WORK
sTs Of America. tie call being first
ersr isE1sd t0g both bitu-i1CnE
and Anthracite workers 70 Talk
Uut simultaneously. Six a1ndFed
thousand affected By order.
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The excessive price IS due 20 ship
ping charges.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-03-22

WzSailgton--Atts- approving
: clause In the army appropriation
bill which provides that by July
lst the number Of regular army
Officers must be reduced from sp-
proximstely 1900 to 1900. the
house adjourned as 1t was about
70 plunge into a fight oTer en-
listed strength. A vote On pro
posals 10 slash personnel ID one
hundred fifteen thousand or less
expected today.
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