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Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-18
ADVERTISEMENT.
Piles! Pyramid
Brings Relief
Yes. The Rs,isG AaesSsl b pysssi&
Pile Ssssesisesiss is Truly .
otsssiss

Maybe you are slnerins with itch.
lag, bleeding or pfatfuding piles or
hsmorfheids. and u you have never
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-18

From coast to coast the securities
of electric light and power COM
panies are known to be among
the very finest investments. The
banks and the insurance COM
panies have millions of their
funds invested in companies such
as ours. You can do no better
than to follow the example of
your bank and your insurance
company, and invest YOUR saw
ings in the electric light and
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-18

Righteousness ~ the former ssV-
iss and on - New Thing" At the
latter.
Omaha daily bee., 1922-04-18
Dog HNParagrafs
BY George Bingham

II is earnestly believed as well a.
hoped that Sic kildsw i pgsparing
~ mend his ways, as he Mas caught
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
What's New
on the Market
BY REX STEWART

A weakness In the egg market
was evident today because OF the
information that Portland stor-
age men had quit buying. Deal
ers here have large stocks on hand
and undoubtedly the price will &c
down next week. retail prices re-
main at 20 cents In most stores,
the prevailing buying price is II
cents.
Poultry is scarce and to fill up
dealers are buying ducks for the
Saturday demand. They are
quoted at 40 cents, dressed.
Cucumbers on ,he market this
week are much larger than for
merly, and are NrIced at rs cents
each.
Eastern oysters can be pur-
chased for IS cents a pint, solit
measure.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
! PAGE SEVEN I
willamette's new gymnasium

willamettc's new gymnasium
is assured, by action OF the board
OF trustees, but construction will
not begin until the summer of
1893. A student body resolution
was presented to the board by the
president OF the student body
wherein urgent plea was made
that immediate action be taken
toward the construction OF the
gymnasium, but whereas the
board was pleased with the spirit
OF the student body resolution, II
was compelled in view OF tne
larger needs of the institution 70
defer actual construction Of the
needed gymnasium.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14


Dancing, Dreamland rink. ev-
cry Friday and Saturday. Dream
land orchestra. Gents soc, ladies
free. 30"
e. A. Robins, employed in the
office OF the state public service
commission leaves tomorrow for
San Francisco to take up work in
the tariff department Of the
Southern Pacific. Mr.. Robins is
quartermaster of the local post Of
the Veterans of Foreign Wars and
has been active In the national
guard.
Gold Seal Congoleum and Con-
goleum Art rugs at carload pric-
les. Max O. Buren,. 179 N. Coml.
90*
Born-In Salem, Friday, April
la, 1922, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Domogalla. s55 Union street, a
son.
Charles H. Bilderback, Eugene
contractor who was awarded the
contract for building the addition
to the Salem post office. notified
Postmaster Huckestein today that
he will commence work as soon as
he receives, proper notification
from the treasury department
Work on the annex is to be com
pleted by July o.
Carload prices on Congoleun
Art rugs and Congoleum by tn
yard. Max o. Buren,, 179 N. Com
90
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

AhtcAtSahH6 hHuOA. SthASeAA I" -
arrested Thursday night at the re-
quest of local officers.
The final Passion week service
at the First Presbyterian church
will occur at 7.45 O'Clock this
evening. The message will be
given by Mr.. Long on "The Sew.
en- Sayings OF Christ on the
Cross interspersed with music
and prayer. There Will also be q
solo. Calvary" by Mrs Ada Mil
Ter Harris. Also special number
by Mrs. Long. At the close OF the
service the session will meet to
receive new members. Also session
will meet at 10 a. m. Sunday for
reception Of members. Public re-
ception into, the church for all
new members will be given on
Easter.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

You are careless with fire n
the woods. Help teach others.
Keep the evergreen forests ever
green.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
Court House
Circuit Court

Circuit Court ~
Motion filed in the suit OF Fred
B. Fargo vs. Charles r. Fargo. slg
Answer of the Pacific Tire COM
pany filed in the suit OF F. 2,
Doerfler VS. A. e. Royal asking for
a counter claim OF $2S1.77. &
Probate Court q
Inventory and appraisement
filed Of the estate OF Mary stauf7
fer giving value Of real property
as s4s5O and personal property
s21.s4t.25.
order appointing Vivian Phelps
administrative of the estate OF
Emil Danielson-
Marriage Licenses
M. ]. Anderson, so. Salem and
Anna Raar. 90. Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Chief of Police Verden Moffitt
left this afternoon for Oregon city
to return p. X. johnson, Medford
man, who was arrested on a
charge Of unlawfully possessing
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

ship papers today at the office OF
Ethe county clerk. Spencer has
lbeen in this country. since 1884,
and is a stationary engineer.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
Baby chicks. SIS State


The mass meeting which was 10
have been held at Hubbard TO-
night to discuss the proposed hign
school has been postponed on ac-
count of scarlet fever which mas
broken out in the community
The meeting will be held as soon
as the sickness passes.
All shoe shining parlors OF Sa-
lem closed on Easter, have your
work done Saturday %
Drawings by grade schooi
Youngsters Of the Davis school
district. which. he holds. are e1-
IceptionaIly good, we're YESTERDAY
brought to Salem by W. H BAN
lie Marion county school super
visor. The drawings are stuaiea
in physiology. history agrleu,-
ture and geography and the Wors J
was done under the supervision q
Miss Elizabeth Dahl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

X Salem hospital. X
X April % - Street concert X
X by Chemawa band, 2 p. m. X
y * X \ " " n X X X X X X \
That car driven by Herschel
C. Payne, of Albany, struck his
machine while he was endeavor-
ing to park 1t on north CONNER
ciaf street yesterday, was the re-
port made to the police by one
Mr.. Hulsey, 1541 south High
street. A fender was torn off his
car. Mr.. Hulsey said.
Hot Cross Buns, any grocer will
take your order for Better Yet"
Hot Cross buns. Order one day
ahead. Made by Mistland Bakery.
89*
The chief of police at Oregon
City yesterday was notified to
hold P. x. Johnson, charged with
possessing intoxicating liquor. un-
til he can be served with a Salem
warrant. johnson, who gave his
address as Medford, was arrested
Thursday night m Oregon City at
the request of local officers. He
was driving an automobile.
|
| People use Swift's fertilizer be-
cause IL makes them money. See
Clarence S. Bovine OF phone S53.
Col. Robert Miller, graduate Of
Willamette university in the year
1878, was a guest of his almo
mater yesterday and addressed the
student body in chapel. Mr.. Mil
ler is a .practicing attorney In
Portland.
| Cars oiled and creased 75c
hour. King Bartlett, 229 State st.
80
The heavy rains or the last few
days have again made a surplus
Iof labor in Salem, according to
| Police Judge Earl Race, With the
coming of good weather there
| will be plenty of work for all who
wish it. Judge Race believes. He
conducts free employment bu-
Ireau In the city hall.
E. B. Flake, 27S State st. fol
Easter lilies. VI
/ Oriental integrity was demon
Istrated yesterday by Hop Lee,
tSaIem Chinese lad who resides al
I13th and State street. He took tt
the local police station woman''
umbrella which he said he fount
lat the corner of Fourteenth ant
Court streets.
| AUTOMOBILE AUCTION
/, Saturday evening 1880 p. m Ole
son-Rookstool Auto Ex. w
The mother of William Daltol
who, it is believed, might be re
siding in the vicinity of Salem, /
seeking her son and has requeste'
the Salem police to assist her. Tn
man, who was in oregon in 1915
was last seen in Buffalo, Okla
His mother, who is seriously IL
resides in Kansas City, Kan.
The County Clerks office wi
: be open each day, for the regis
tration of voters, except Sunday
, from 8 a. m. until s p. m. CON
: mencing Friday. April IA, unit
: registration closes April Is, 1927
o,olock n m go
Because of a death in the con
munity, the school benefit pre-
gram which was to have been hel
at Marion last night was pos
: poned. It will be given In u
q lnear future, it was said. FunC
IderiFed will be used for the IN
: Iprovement of the school.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Silver Bell Circle. Neighbors Of
Woodcraft, cooked food sale at Sa-
lem Hardware store, Saturday,
April Is. 89*I
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Remember the cooked food sale
at Welch's electric store Satur-
day. 37s State street. Ss'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14


lem Hardware store, Saturday,
April Is. 89$
An automobile piIoted by Ben
Kantelberg, 1875 north Twelfth
street, was somewhat damaged
yesterday when 1t was struck by
car driven by a man whose name
was not learned. Mr.. Kantelberg
was headed north on High street
and the other machine was NOV
ing south. No one was injured.
according to the report made to
the police.
A cooked food sale will be held
at Roberts Grocery Saturday from
g. a. m. to p. m. by the ladies OF
Jason Lee church. So
"The Lane county jail is doing
about the best business Of any In
stitution in the county" observed
Fred Stickels, sheriff of Lane, who
was In Salem yesterday for a
short time visiting with Sheriff
o. d. Bower. Yes, we've a lot OF
moonshiners and bootleggers near
Eugene but we've been picking
them up right regularly Of late
Sheriff Stickels is on his way east
to return man wanted on @
charge of forgery. He left Salem
yesterday afternoon.
Harness, travelling bags, trunks
land all leather goods. r. e. Shat
er, ITO S. Commercial. 94'
All war mothers of the Salem
Chapter are requested to attent
In body, the funeral Of L. 8
Rowland. This Is by order Of tn,
President.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

After trying six times to find a
name which had not already been
registered, e. L. Dusenberry has
registered his farm, located near
Gervais, under the name OF Ard
more hall, with County Clerk U.
@. Boyer today.
Easter lilies, Arthur Plants
greenhouses, 1898 South 18th and
Wilbur. Phone 1250W. We deliv-
er. We have no uptown stores. 30
Born-In Salem, Sunday, April
%, 1929, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
Butcher, IT'S Bellivue street, Q
son.
George Thomas Spencer, NATIVE
of Canada, but now resident O
Salem, applied for his first citizen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14
COMING EVENTS
H. y II Il y \ 4 * u X X *

y
~ April 14-8 p. M, Waller
X hall chapel, debate between
y Willamette girls and the
*girls of College of Puget
\ Sound, subject, Treaty
X Claims In China"
X April IL - Program of
X Old Home Songs, Christian
X church, 8 p. m.
X April 17--Woman's Com
4 munity building benefit
n dance.
X April 1S-General meeting
X Salem Arts League with art
X exhibit, under auspices Of
X Photographic art section.
II City library.
X April 18-Program Whit
n ney Boys Chorus, Christian
4 church, 8 p. m.
X April 19-Marion County
\ Community Sing, armory, 5
X p. M. Salem band assisting.
X April 20-Concert at the
X First Methodist church, by
\ Willamette Conservatory Of
X Music, voice, violin, piano
y and organ, at 8 p. m.
4 April G0-Grand military
\ ball sponsored by military
II organizations to benefit War
X Mothers, armory.
+ April 21-22-Butterflies'
X Ball, Grand theater, benefit
X children's ward in the new
X Salem hospital.
X April 22- Street concert
X by Chemawa band. 2 p. m.
Il 4. X 4 M " "A. N 4. II II II "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Five men who gave their names
as H. V. Baker, Albert Nichols,
Joe Owen, Charles Owen and Roy
Davis were given beds in the city
Jail last night.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

The Woman's Alliance of the
Unitarian church will hold an
Easter sale of cooked food, aprons
and fancy articles Saturday at
Welch's electric store, 379 State
street. 89%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Because of a death in the com
munity, the school benefit pro-
gram which was to have been held
at Marion last night was post
poned. It will be given In the
near future, it was said. Funds
derived will be used for the inn
proyement of the school.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

AUTOMOBILE AUCTION
evening 1880 p. m ole-
son-Rookstool Auto Ex. 30"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

George w. Hubbs, of Silverton,
q candidate for state senator, was
In Salem yesterday visiting friends
Mr.. Hubbs is a real estate man
Economy and efficiency" is his
slogan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Assam Garden Blended tea dem
onstration at Roth Grocery and
G. M. Roberts all this week. This
is the tea from the plantation OF
DR.. Boyd Richardson, former Sa-
lem boy. SO
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

L. J. Allen, assistant state club
leader, and w. II. Baillie, county
supervisor of schools, will spend
the first three days of next week
visiting the Industrial clubs of
Marion county.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Ford service, authorized. We
use genuine Ford parts. Phone 29S
HARRISON & Cleveland, $40 ~.
Commercial street. 90*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

The front steps Of Waller hall
at willamette university have
oeen torn out and new brick
and concrete entrance is now be-
nag constructed The names OF
those making this donation to
the school will not be made known
until the work is completed and
handed over in formal presenta-
ton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

The County Clerks office will
he open each day. for the regis
tration of voters, except Sunday
from 8 a. m. until 5 p. m. COM
mencing Friday. April IA, until
registration closes April IS, 1922,
at 5 O'Clock p. m. W
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Livesley quartet will sing and
the Rev. Erwin G.. Ranton will
speak in the West Salem Meth
odist Episcopal church this eve
ming at 1880.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

We buy and sell used furniture.
Geise & Co., phone 464.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Take home a dozen kisses to
your wife, 15c doz. BakeRite San
itary bakery. 93"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Mildred Strevey, song leader
for Willamette university, after
leading the chapel singing at
Willamette yesterday, went to the
noon religious service of the Ore
gon theatre and sang a solo
there.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

A cooked food sale will be held
at Roberts Grocery Saturday from
8. a. m. to p. m. by the ladies OF
Jason Lee church. 89S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Oriental integrity was demon~
strated yesterday by Hop Lee, a
Salem Chinese lad who resides at
18th and State street. He took to
the local police station a woman s
umbrella which he said he found
.at the corner of Fourteenth and
Court streets.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

The closing of the years school
work Is now underway at Brush
Creek and Porter, according to
W. H. Baillie, Marion county
school supervisor, who visited the
two districts yesterday afternoon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-04-14

Notice, Woodmen of the World,
open meeting will be held tomor-
row night in the Woodmen of the
World hall, 240 N. Liberty St,
moving pictures. S9f
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-12
Additional Rain Is
Needed TO Improve
Crop Conditions
Recent Rain. Not Sufficient
to Meet Need. Permanently,
United States Weather
Bureau Reports.

Naablnabu.i, d. ii--Aiib0Bs
the druuh which ba1 prevailed for
some weeks vas "effectuaily broken
~ The recent rains, ths wsather bn'
reaH Ia reWsz ~ iron condition
reported that insufficient rain hHs
fallen ~ Improve the general siiaa.
iloD more than temporarily. The rain.
faii wss bshsf<.al n sli sections bTt
moisture was e.lJ ~ be- NEEDED Es1sr
aliY 20 bstter conditions permanently.
H. the central ana eastern - tloBa
u ths winter wheat belt uis rains
we're beneficial. the review reported,
adding that sttisfs1,ory pfogress ~
seeding han been ma1s IN nisg1prl
ana Kansas IN the saHs Territory
wheat uas ~ - 4 ROOd gf6Hf, bot
further wesi conditions we're NOT -
favorable
The uesk's rainfall Nsa suffienBt
east N ~, M as.gsDpi valley fOr The
EtffninailOn NJ crops ana J8te pastures
IRE gDod NJ most portions N that tsr,
fltmY
Corn b8fgetilhg faads f6plf pf9r
fSsf almost sYsryuhsfs, according a.
the fGYjeN, Wbleb sa.d shat tba pre-
Ueby dry nA1ther has bsstsn.d liis
pfV0sss ~ maturing Tbs orDD Nas
"pra1tiealjg s9fe" frou ff0st IN m
NOR, While lsss than 8 per rent n4s
subject 10 frost IL fOwa The bar.
Vtst.DE ~ potatoes IN The north and
ystt fnads sap.d proRfess tecauee NJ
The small sfaOpnt N rain.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-12
sDtERTIsLYEsT
The importance Of
Healthy Kidneys

Many organs take part IN Dealmiia-
don Of food, and a number are active
n eliminating those portions Of tho
food which arc not taken into the
blood for tho upbuilding OF tho body.
or the eiiminative organs the Kid,
aeys are OF major Importance. and
are most likely 10 be oyerworked AMI
become diseased. When such is the
asss. various troubles Of digestive
and eliminative character occur, and
such troubles are 80 frequent and 10
common that u is absolutely neces.
sary 70 md sorno relief Warners
Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy was
compounded 90 years ago TO help
squalizo the work II both kidneys
and liver How successful IL has
been is evidenced by Us vide spread
snie and rs value IL attested by an
mmense number of sppreoative users
who through these many years have
out Il 10 tho severost tests with the
most satisfactory results.
Narners Safe Kidney and Liver
Remedy contains no harmful IN.
gradients and should be used when
The kidneys need attention
Sold by sherman y Mcdonnell and
all leading druggists. sample seut
On receipt Of 30 cents Warmers Safe
Remedies Co. Dept, isl Rochester,
NY
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-12
Annual Industrial
Show to Start Oct. 30

The stcOn1 annual Industrial 81,
pOstlOu, wb.ch VII open the wesk
Of OctOber ~ on the eighth n0Ur ~
tho Branas,s store, VII be tiger
than sver, according 70 =. ". curry,
Who bas been appointed general msD,
sRnr for i9zz. The keyDote N III
acflvltlee VII b. Industry - no
Foundation " greatsr Omaha"
The shON Is ~ ts preceded ~ o.
two useks' educational campaign,
the plan being 10 make Omaha trade,
marks household w0rdg.
80 expense has been spared In mak.
lDR preparations for the igzz sbDu.
Among the features VIII be popg,
br,tl contest, IN which sDy y0DDg
uom0n N o0aba may enter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-12
Spens Reports
Big Increase in
Coal Production
Largest Day. Output Since
December, 1920, Mined
Last Nonday-sii
lion Still Critical.

Washington. Oot II Coal pfodue
go0 togaD fhls week ~ marked and
almost record breaking rats which
Fuel DIsttibutor Opens declared wa
IN index h. tte effeeflye faiitnad 70
operation ~ The attempt ~ mako -
dsfloieneles iu The country fgel sup.
piy, duo 10 tho ndnera strike
~ iho same time tho Chamber u
Commerce ~ ihg rnittd states Ragc
out he t'fulfs ~ surrey u nos
fnnd0 IN ~ operation win the govern
mfnt. iadleanng iba' stocks u co0i,
Intended fGr domestic consumption IN
most ports ~ ths country nre pruc
tltaily n0neKisten, and that there
y stiiI critical necessity for Uore
emil 10 ba moved into certain areas fof
This D0fposs,
Afoofdlng 10 reports N ihe Ameff'
an i1lhaf nssgt11fion % N0ndaY.
a0.sbg fafs ~ blfuuinous, i4,t0i more
fban On baF fd0y ~ MT week were
pfodUeod Thls s. the hfgest dhys
jntpH snoa Deo9inber, l3z0i ma
im0mNd ~ more thaH 010 700 ions.
Nr. aDens Declared tbat railroads
gefe belh9 uffod ~ ibalD.ap move
aeni N gt isast ii,00000) tons ~ u
luminous pr weqk aud that the rec
ords or to present Nfck Wfrr iilns
fratiuR ne effect ~ methods sdDptsd
~ ~ cemtaittee ~ fall pzcculites.
hsodtd W Dan.ei willard q NE Eal.
ilm0re 4 Obio which baf been se' 10
10 asslet the office. II ne movement
rsn be maint0iued. Ne sad y VII be
lnneceseary for ms iatefhpte Com
rncfcs commission or tuei office ~
.,1opi restrictive regulations " prior
ny orders 70 enforce rntioninG
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-12

iit usfl AhfahAfa Lincoln d. u
thans The nest day ! talked will
~ N itHHkin wi 0'd ffiHnd AMI
. s1riais ~ Lincoln On ne Train
hume read itankiHs .iifcaliff one
n Liaeuln ! found Professor itatUn
ln fnll aeo0rd Nifh 81 Rankin
Thef i0fh agreed ifht iAufpin Nsf
OHs ~ fhs bstf siiufaifd men. one ~
ths tazi mentally iminsd nfu o.
Amsfhan history iiih f9gtntiou nnd
hs training fonsiffsd IN BE habit ~
meeting realfies m isffalHiHF from
ail forms ~ elshfui thinking ~ fae
ink ihluRs ~ thoY Nsfs ~ UfFsr
p'aYlgR DFiffh ~ FtnifthR mfh iusi
~ fhsy we're
psyrioiOais's hfc arfend fhsi amy
philosophy Nhhh ra0ees men a.
ignore fhe nefuaiitlta ~ i.fs ami A.
fool themselves vi d ~ mag EiHnff b
harmful TINT ehiHbilshad ~ a nl6n
tni hHli' II u uisOiHtriH rDlHGtls
lioN many bnslHeaa men ha1s H6nr
~ tiA fWkf haftae tifb bunhsd
themselves Ii0N manH pDifk iant
haze f4lifd fffatSf ~ ths sanr
mental i8biia'
Cau ihe roll N ihe groups ~ mon
mn W0usn Nii0 make thflr litfg ~
ttinkiug. and ne answer . 'hs fam'
ffWa faeh
patton ana Rankin we're fgbt Lin
eGiu NHs HHi educated hfeaDEe hS
facod fhihgh as fiieF Ntfe daY by
ny. Jbfy Hra tiHhf hot even I'm
cyln C0iid have wifhsiODd ~ e1ufa
tl0n n y N0i1 have tfalHef bin into
Nisbfn fhibkinR, elusive thinking
dehYinK f8ofs bse8Hse they Wrfe "
DieHsiff
AUpsuERsttieh d pfohrss N reif
dsneDilgH
AZ u mental tabif II II Du TmfHy
~ sifalghi thiNklHY bhd ronuG jrdg
tbebt n T. fos ~ bapplness apd
content
Th4 rslt.s stait1n is thfiofOfe,
UTllai hifh Nc compound eafbaHH
DiH 0ifsfl0H OnG ~ TN m q pr
s0h Nho Heads ibrnI. NbHi fhfg need
fhmY, u ~ figff. ~ iD NJ d0sa
~ q universal fams1I m bn FtTf
dtY ffHe1t. ls 81 wrobR
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-12

Dr =. II Ellis happened along, SAN
shedd IN the street, picked him ~
and took blm % swedish Mission bos~
pitol.
~ examination showed sbedd had
suffered fractures ~ the inv on each
GlGc and severe scalp wounds.
He ~ q u0n.Dhior bill poster, pa
trolrtan Bolster who IL working on
the cnse indicated his susplcions have
Teen conferred On Two union bill post.
ers sbedds ossaflaats were de.
scribed az 20 ye0fs Old. wearing brown
clothes.
An operation may be necessary ~
repair ghcdds broken jaw.
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-12
Dry Agents Complain
lnf0rmer Sold Evidence

q, K. Acton, burlington Inn, Slns.
teeDth street abd Capitol avenue, .
sewing machine agent, was srreste1
Tuesday Dight ~ R0bert n. Abder.
son, prohibition group chief 8nd FED.
efoI Agent ". e. Haning.
Anderson told chief u DeteGtlyss
Van Degeen that Acton appeared st
his offics 0nd offered 70 turn In eyl.
1enco on places selling iiqBor which
bo would find while making ths
rounds" He was toDd 70 proese1.
Anderson alleges that Acton has
been collecting frorn both eiids
The Omaha morning bee., 1922-10-12
Couple Reach Omaha
Riding Baggage Cars

August De Page. ", ana hls bride,
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ngbt f.diHH beiga1n taRRago e1rs
IN d p4saaDRHf ff0H Hner bDehd GR
thfss ds9s on he TOag from BsNos
nee, NJ ahef0 tho husband ioft bis
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IN Otnaba
we mere stopped ~ ne police
several ilmss" s8.d AuRust, BDt
th0 police wffs ysrY kind everY.
where"