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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Riot Threatened
AS Murder Result

Jacksonville. Fla. Feb, ls.-
The sheriff of Baker county ap-
pealed today to Duval county au-
thorities for help in coping with
situation at MaeLeny, 80 miles
west OF here, which he said
threatens to develop into civil
warfare as the elimination of the
shooting to death there this NOM
ing of Jake Wilkinson, the kid
naping last week OF man named
Williams and the recent myster-
ious disappearance of T. r. Hender-
son, former banker and wealthy
naval stores operator,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
49, -Year-Old Girl
Granted License
to Preach Gospel

Tulsa, Okla, Feb. ia 49,
year-old girl was among seven
persons granted a license to
preach the gospel by the North
eastern Oklahoma conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church
here yesterday, She Is Miss Fay
Emery of Miami, Okla, who began
preaching last summer in the min
ing district near her home.
She is In the seventh grade at
school and says her ambition is
to become a foreign missionary.
The girl became a church men,
ber two years ago and immediate
ly became Sunday school teacher
in the primary department.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Bishop Robinson
Is Reported Dead

London, Feb. 18.-Bishop John
Edward Robinson, who since 1875
has been missionary bishop for
the Methodist Episcopal church in
the United States, died at Banga-
lore Thursday night, says a Mad
ras dispatch to the London Times.
He is especially remembered in
London for his strong views dur
ing the war. At one war time
meeting he declared he thanked
God as an American and in behalf
of the American people, for Brit
ish protection abroad"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Kuykendall To
Quit Place On
Circuit Bench

Il. V. Kuykendall Of klamath
Falls today rendered to Governor
Olcott his resignation as circuit
judge for the thirteenth judicial
district, comprising klamath
county, to become effective imme-
diately. No reason Is assigned for
the resignation.
Kuykendall was appointed to
the circuit bench by Governor
Withycombe, October 26, 1915, to
succeed Judge holland and was
elected to the position at the fol-
lowing general election, serving
six years in the position.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Illegal Operation
Sends Physician to
Pen For 10 Years

Atlantic City, N, j., Feb. 10
Found guilty of having performed
an illegal operation upon Miss
Irene Michaelson of Philadelphia,
DR.. William II. Bricker Jr., of
Philadelphia and Atlantic City,
yesterday was sentenced to serve
from 10 to Is years in state prison
and to pay a fine Of 5000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
ROLLS TO
BE- READY
MONDAY
Collector to Receive
Entire Figures of
Assessor by First of
Next Week

Marion county's total tax roll,
which will on next Monday be
turned over to the county tax coll
lector by Oscar A. Steelhammer.
Marion county assessor, is $685.
1852, it was announced by Mr..
Steelhammer this afternoon.
The total tax levies in mills
including city, county and state
taxes--for Marion county cities
are as follows:
Salem, .0471; Aumsville, .0430;
Aurora, .05SS: Donald, .04s2;
Gervais, .0381; Hubbard, .050S:
jefferson, .0574; Mt. Angel.
.0149; SCOTS Mills, .0441; Silver
ton. .05O4; Stayton. .O525; st.
Paul, .0359; Sublimity, .0331;
Turner, .04S2; Woodburn, .0S2s.
The city tax for Salem, accord
ing to the figures, is $182,260.3b.
It's total tax, however, will be
$554,767.29. This years total tax
levy for Salem is somewhat lower
than last year when the levy was
.0486.
The special city leyies in mills
are as follows:
Aumsville, .0082; Aurora,
.005S; Donald, .0129; Gervais,
.0096 Hubbard, .0O9s: Jefferson.
.0179; Mt. Angel, ,0149: Salem,
.0152; SCOTS Mills .0055; Silver
ton. .0072 Stayton, .0044; st.
Paul, ,0045: Sublimity, .0046;
Turner, .004S; West Woodburn,
Woodburn, .0174.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Freshmen Win.

BY a score of 80 to IS the Will
lamette university freshmen de-
feated the 6tayton high school
basketball team last night at Stay
ton. Ashby was high point man.
The freshmen team will play the
Lebanon high school here on the
night of February % as prelim-
mary to the game between the
gearcat varsity and the University
Of Nevada.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Plan for Tariff
Assessments On
Foreign Values

Washington, Feb. 1S.-(By AS
sociated Press. THE adoption Of
the smoot plan Of assessing tariff
duties on the basis of the foreign
value of the imported articles 10
understood to have been practical
ly agreed upon by republican
members of the senate finance
committee.
The rewriting of the adopted
ad valorem rates OF the Fordney
bill on the basis Of this plan was
started today, senators said and
since the original rates were pre-
dicated upon American valuation
1t was said that increase were be-
ing made in many instances.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Irish Brigade
Recognizes Only
Rule of Republic

Limerick, Ireland, Feb. 18.-
(By Associated Press, "A procla-
nation was issued today on behalf
of the mid Limerick brigade of the
Irish republican army refusing to
recognize the present heads of the
army or the provisional govern
ment and pledging alliance to the
existing republic"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Psychologist Will
Seak to Business
Men at Club Lunch

DR.. E. S. Conklin, well known
psychologist of the University Of
oregon. will be the speaker at the
business mems luncheon at the
Commercial club Monday noon, T.
E. MeCroskey, manager OF the
club, announced today.
DR.. Conklin, who is held to be
one of the coasts most entertain
ing speakers on psychology, is ex-
pected to draw one of the largest
crowds of the year.
On Thursday of this week DE-
conkltn conducted one OF his
classes in abnormal psychology at
the penitentiary here, Recently
he addressed a large audience al
the Eugene chamber Of commerce.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Polk Real Estate
Men Preparing
For Organization

Dallas, Or, Feb. 1S.-At a
meeting held in the Commercial
club rooms in this city Wednes-
day evening by eight of the real
estate men of Dallas preliminary
plans were laid for the organiza-
tion of county wide association.
T. V. Johnson, state real estate
commissioner and Fred D, Brock
man, secretary Of the Northwest
Realty association, were present
TO assist in organization. An
other meeting of the 27 licensed
agents in Polk county will be held
mere In about three weeks when
lhe county organization will be
Perfected.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Commission To
Hear Stillmarl
Case Appointed

Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Feb. 49,
A commission to take testimony at
Montreal beginning March 13 In
the divorce suit OF James A. Still
man, New York banker, against
Mrs. Anne U, Stillman, was grant
ed today by Supreme Court JUS
tice Morschauser on application
of defense counsel.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Three Months To
File Applications
For State Bonus

A little over three months re-
mains for ex-service men to file
their first applications for their
loan or cash bonus with the vet
erans' state aid commission, ac-
cording to officials this morning.
Up to date little over half of
the ex-serVice men have filed their
claims with the state, The num-
ber applying for cash is 1901
for the loan 6262,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Improve Lodge Hall.

Dallas Or. Feb. 18.-The hall
of Marmion lodge, Knights Of
Pythias of Dallas, has been thor
oughly overhauled and new fur
nlshings added. New carpenting
has been laid in the lodge room
and linoleum in the large ante
room. New draperies added by
the Pythian Sisters add greatly to
the interior finish. A $500 play
er piano has also been purchased
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Girl Takes
Poison Here;
Man Is Held

Physicians were this afternoon
unable to determine whether or
not Miss Frances Lectcher, 2l
years of age, of Dayton, Or, who
attempted to take her own life at
the Bligh hotel here last night,
viii recover. The condition of
Miss Lectcher, who swallowed a
quantity of arsenic, was practical
ly unchanged, 1t was stated.
AS a result Of the suicidal at
tempt, David F. Robinson, another
resident of Dayton, was held in
the city Jail today pending in
vestigation.
II want to die" Miss Lectcher
il said to have insisted as she was
being rushed to the Willamette
sanitarium late last night. "Dave
won't marry me. told Dave OF
my condition and he won't marry
Ime. don't want to live any
I
longer"
IA love affair between Miss Lect
cher and Robinson was said tt
have developed about six months
ago while they were living II
Dayton. "He promised then tt
marry me-" the girl was said tt
have told officers last night
About three months ago Robinson
| left Dayton and did not return un'
til last Tuesday. Last night he
and Miss Lectcher motored to Sa'
lem, ostensibly to visit friends.
Miss Lectcher was found in 6
woman's lavatory at the Bligf
shortly after she had swallowed
the poison. ....
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Ackerman Is Not
Guilty, Says Jury

Fred Ackerman, charged with
disorderly conduct, was found not
guilty by a jury which heard his
case in the Salem justice court
yesterday afternoon. He was re-
leased by Judge G. E. Unruh.
Ackerman was arrested several
days ago by Constable Walter De-
Long on complaint Of neighbor
who claimed that Alderman had
used gun-play following an argu-
ment on the highway.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
SAL EN- TAX levy IS LOWER FOR THIS YEAR
Profiteering Tn
Wives Is Latest:
Prices Doubled

London, Feb. 1S,-Lord De-
war, at a meeting Of the Ley
sian mission here, said that
profiteering had spread every
where since tne war, even into
the Sudan, where 1t had ex-
tended to the price of wives.
I'm the Sudan before the
war" he said, "a wife could be
got for four spear heads. Now
the price has doubled; one has
to pay eight. In the cattle
country 1t used to be four cows;
now the price is seven"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Three Policemen
Shot In Attempt
to Arrest Negro

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 18.-Three
police officers were shot, two of
them seriously wounded, when
they responded to call from a
drug store last night where Alex
Walsh, a negro, terrorized patrons
and clerks by flourishing a pistol.
The negro was disarmed and
placed under arrest by fourth
officer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
RECORD OF
LANDIS IS
BRILLIANT
Unusual Court Con-
duct Places Resign
ing Juror In Novel
Position AS Judge

Chicago, Feb. 18.-The resigna-
tion of Judge Lands takes from
the federal bench one of the most
feared and at the same time the
most respected judges in the coun
try. His unusual conduct in court,
where he frequently took cases
out of attorneys hands and ex-
amined witnesses himself, caused
him to be feared by all law break
ers. At the same time his reputa-
tion for administering justice re-
gardless of technicalities which
sometimes obscured pertinent
facts brought him universal
respect.
Hard On Slackers
He was vigorous in his attitude
against anti-Americans during the
war. His son, Reed Lands, was
serving with the British air serv-
Ice, and the judge several times
tried to obtain war work which
would send him across but failed
In every war case brought before
him where the defendant wa!
found guilty, the judge imposed
heavy sentences.
His strong rancor against un
Americanism was particular!
demonstrated in the trials of
W. WIS, socialists and pacifist
brought before him. In on
speech during the war he advo
Gated that the German kaiser ant
his six sons be executed by alliet
firing squads "out of justice t.
humanity"
Often Threatened
Judge Lands was made one o
the thirty persons to whom bomb
were mailed on May Day, 1918
and during the 1911 black han
trials here he received man,
death threats. Against tn
wishes of his friends he insiste
on sitting through the trials.
Judge Lands first became
national figure when he fined tn
Standard Oil company of Indian
| $29,240,0 900, which decisio.
later was reversed by a highe
court.
Judge Lands said he ha
mailed his resignation today, ad
dressing it to President Hardin
personally.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Price of Sugar
Shows Advance

San Francisco, Feb, 1S.-An ad-
vance OF ten cents hundred
pounds on refined cane sugar was
announced today by the Califor-
nia-Hawaiian Refinery, making
the new figure $3.50 per hundred.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18


dred kids in 500 seats. Gee! 1t
was great! Even if they did have
to pile up three in a seat.
One hundred and fifty more
kids after Ga the Capital Journal
morning 8: tinee, at the Liberty
theater, 3ch Is featuring Jack
lie" CoogI Yln the First National
Film mas 1piece my Boy" than
attended . feature film of Doug
las Fairt tas in the "Three Mus
keteers,' SO weeks ago.
"Jacki - 1entertained his friends
and adj = ers with all the vim
and Wig : bound up in his sun
shiney personality, and was as
sisted by a we'll balanced cast,
Frank Bligh and his entire staff.
The kids with "jitney' in one
hand and a Capital Journal cou-
pom clutched in the other. which
entitled them to admission, began
lining up at an early hour this
morning. By the time the box
office opened at 10 o'clock they
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
Harding Signs
Cooperative
Marketing Bill

X Washington, Feb. 1S.--- \;
X The -Capper-Volstead CO. X
X operative marketing bill Y
X which legalizes cooperative y
X associations of farmers and y
X producers for marketing pur- 4
X poses and exempts them y
X from the Sherman anti \
X trust law, was signed today \
X by President Harding. y
* X X X X X X X X X X X y y
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-18
CIRCULATION

Average for December ool5.
formulation of Salem, 1900, 426S;
1910, 14,Os4; 1920. 1879.
Marion County, 1920, 47,177; Polk
county, 1920, 14,1s1.
Member of Audit Bureau Of Circu-
lation. Associated Press Full
Leased Wire.
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Continued on page six)
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THE WEATHER

oREGONt Tonight and Sunday
rain. Fresh southerly winds.
LOCAL: Rainfall ga; southeriy
winds; cloudy; max 81. min. 40j
river so feet and rising.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1922-11-03
NEWS OF POUNDING MILL.

Pounding Mill, Oct. S1.-Rev. J. A.
Perry, OF South Carolina, closed a ten
days meeting Sunny night at. church
OF God. Hi; sermons were most ex-
'esllent; showing that he is deep
Mrs. Matte Altlzer, our efficient
a'id accommodating postmistress. nc
companied by Mrs. l.. w. Rinsgtaff
ai.d Miss Octavia Pruett went over
the route from this place.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Gillespie and
three children returned this D. m.
IRON : m a several days pleasant visit
to their father, Mr.. John F. Gillespie
aAd family at Wittens Mills.
re halloween party given by the
a.;cheea and students on last Sat
rday night was largely attended and
,;njoyed. Proceeds to be used for the
benefit of the school. Another room
Is being built north west of the main
building. ~ '''''
Quite q number of youngsters are
giving Mrs. LYDIA Smith and daueh-
ter, surprise Halloween party to-
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HALLOWEEN AND HUNTING
PARTY.

Burke's Garden, Nov. 1.-Burke's
Garden Community League held its
regular meeting in the High School
building last week, at which meeting
it was decided to begin actively nd
vertising and pushing forward the
work OF he committee entrusted with
bringing q lyceum course here. 1t
was further decided at this meeting
that the admission fee will be the
small sum of seventy-five cents for
those sixteen years young and older,
while those younger will be charged
only thirty five cents admission. I'm
usually low admission fees, but it
has been whispered that the program
will be one of the finest ever brought
to Burke's Garden. More about it
next week.
Another important step taken Mt
this meeting was resolution passed
TO finance the improvement of the
high school Fairgrounds. The pupils
taking Smith Hughes farm shop work
will make such things as see saws,
swings, high jumps, slides, etc., and
place them on the school campus to
be used when the usual out-of door
games are barred by cold weather.
The annual Halloween party was
given at the high school building last
Saturday, evening and was largely at
tended. Many youngster was led ito
his fate by the fortune teller who re-
vealed the heretofore secrets of life
in charasteric bewitching way. One
lad returning home informed his moth
Ell of the unusual life which he should
finally weave into long, long cord
and asked mother, tell me,
will really live to be hundred years
Old, wear long white whiskers and
be an old bachelor?" Enough money
was raised ito provide the school
with song books.
Rev. M. 0. Alexander, of Graham
Baptist church., will hold services
lere Sunday 3 p. m.
Mrs. Shannon, Of Shawsville. Va.
sister If Mrs. A S. Greever. will he
the guest of the latter Saturda. and
Sunday. ''''
George Short, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
!. II. Short, is rapidly recovering
from the effects of broken arm,
which. recently happened while crank
ing his fathers Ford.
Miss Philis Coyner, Waynesboro.
VA, IS the. guest of Mrs. A. S. Gree
yer, her sister, and is being widely
Garden. ~
The Joe Meek annual hunting par
" opened their way among the m
habitants of Bear Town last Mon
day to the tune of nine men and Ten
dogs, guns aplenty and ammunition.
too. Ample provisions were taken
along except an adequate supply of
meat which was provided by the yelp
OF hounds and the crack Of guns. A
merry party they, after the rush. of
me business season closed, Who took
{ themselves to the forest and added
satisfaction to merliment by huDgri-
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night.
Hon. r. o. Crockett will address
the votere here Saturday night.
Rev. Eubank, of Tazewell, is en-
pected to preach at Christian church
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Hunter, Tazo-
well, spent the week end at their
home here and took in the democra-
tie speaking ut Richards Saturday
might.
Born, on Monday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Pruett, daughter. Their little
son fell off a pile Of cross ties here
Sunday, bruising and cutting his face
considerably.
Mr.. Marsh loves baby has been
quite sick the past week. 1t will be
remembered that the child's moher
died about month ago and the child
is being cared for by its grandmoth-
Ell, Mrs. Ruben Lowe.
Mrs. VIM. Mulkey, Buchanan coun-
ty, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Sunsan Ringstaff.
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CEDAR BLUFF ITEMS.

Cedar Bluff, Oct. s1.-Mrs. Jenn.
ings has returned to her homo at
Draper, Va, after weeks visit with
her daughter. Mr.. H c. Norman, ac-
companied her to Abingdon. -
Rev. Kern is holding a meeting at
Greens Chapel. He is assisted by Rev.
Hanshew. The Cedar Bluff VoluRteer
Band conducted the meeting Tues
day night.
A number of young people chap
eroned by Mr.. and Mrs. L. o. Perk-
ms, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Bane and
Mr.. and MrS. w. G. Lowe attend
ed the Halloween party at Richlands
Tuesday night
Mr.. Powell Royal and Mr.. Gallo
way will speak to the voters of &C.
,,r Bluff Friday night
Misses Virginia Bane and Dollie
Cruey entertained the young folks
with Halloween party Monday
nigbt
Miss CANINE Hall has returned
from Roanoke, where she has been
Twisting several weeks.
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DIR. AND MRS. WILLIAMS EN-
TERRAIN SPEAKERS.

Richlands, va, Oct. 28.-Dr. and
Mrs: Williams entertained the Demo-
cratic speakers In their home Satur-
day evening with elegant fve-coursc
Inner. Their guests were, Congress
man A. j. Montague. of Washington: :
Judge Frank Buchanan, of Marion !:
MIR. and Mrs. Hunter, of POUNDING
Mill; Mrs. Sallie Thomas, of Johnson
City, Tenn; Mrs. Mary Peery, Mrs.
Chapman Peery and Miss Bessie
Peery of Cedar Bluff.
The dinner was faultlessly served
by Mrs. Williams herself. At the
close of the dinner Mrs. Thomas was
called and gave an eloquent and time
" toast to Hon. Geo. c. Peery, can
didate for Congress.
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ly dining to meals of fresh coon, rab-
bit, etc.
Mrs. Chas. Gose, teacher of Home
Economics, Burke's Garden II. S., re-
Gently nut on display IL large num-
Der of dresses and other sewing
work which the class in sewing has
recently completed.
Mrs. Alex Meek entertained the
following at bridge Tuesday: Mrs.
Nick Fuqua, Mrs. Chas. Gose, Mrs.
Roy Meek, Mrs. Maggie Hoge, the
Misses May Freeman, Edith Linkous
and Nello Gose.
9 MIR. Ellis, Richmond, Va, State
has announced that Bnrke's Garden
High School has met the require
ments of four year high school and
has therefore been added to the list
of senior High School of the State.
Those who have not completed
culling their flocks for winter egg
production may have them culled by
notifying the Agricultural Instructor
at once.
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THE WHITE ENTERTAINMENTS

Tickets are now on sale for the
entertainments to be given under the
auspices of the Civic League. The en-
-ertainments will be of high or
der, The people Of Tazewell remcm-
Der pleasantly the Swiss Yodlers,
who were hero few weeks avo'
These will be given by the same
company.
There will be four shows the price
Of season ticket is So 90. Single
shows. rs cents. The profits will be
used for school Improvement. Buy a
ticket and help your school and com
munity. Tickets on sale at Pobst's
and tie two drug stores.
The regular meeting of the Civic
League will be held next Monday af-
ternoon at 3:45 in the High School
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IN HONOR OF A ST. CLAIR-IN.
TERESTING SERVICE VEID

On the 22nd Il solemn and interest
ing service was held in the Method
ISL church by the members of his
BIBLE class. About 100 members and
others were present. Interesting short
addresses were made by c. R. Brown,
=; Powell Royal, S. NJ. B. Coulling,
george Z. Peery, who succeeded Mr..
sided. s' Pc
The address of the occasion was
made BY MIR. Babert Brown. 1t was
be published in full, but want of snace
prevents, this week.
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VALUABLE BUILDING FOR SALE
IN GRAHAM, VA.

A valuable building, three story
brick and in good repair, ideal loca-
ton, rents bringing in $4,000 per
year. Flats on second floor with elev-
en- rooms to the fiat, first floor two
large store rooms, both rented leas-
ed for few years: flats occupied.
Price $4,000. Terms, $4,000 cash
and balance in one and two years or
.cuger. For further information see
HENRY A SEXTON
Box BIT, Graham, Va.
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METHODIST CHURCH SERVICE.

Rev. w. P. Eastwood, pastor, will
preach in Main street Methodist
church at II Il. m. and at North Tazc
we'll at 1880. Text, morning service
Mat. b:14. The sacrement of Lords
Supper will be administered. AT
North Tazewell the text will be John
l4:27. The ordinance of baptism will
be administered, and members rece.A.
ed into the church. A cordial welcome
to everybody to both churches
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CASH AND CARRY GROCERY.

Bets, 5 cents a can.
2 cad 8 cents loaf.
Hrooms, 45 cents.
Grated Pineapple, 26 cents a can.
ID Y. Peaches, 10 cents a can.
Royal Baking Powder 26 lie. can.
Short Salmon, cents a can.
Mac,oni, 9 cents per box.
Eggs, 38 cents per dozen.
MAXWELL MOORE co.
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NOTICE TAXES DUE.

All taxes for the Town of Taze-
we'll are now out. Five per cent pen
atty will go on all tax tickets after
Deaem:ler LIST There are number
who are behind on their last years
taxes also behind on water rents. If
levy is made or water is cut off you
nave no one to blame but yourself.
These bills must be collected.
JNO. S. THOMPSON, Sgt.