THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON.
WEDNESDAY MORXIXQ, SEPTEMBEft 1, 1920
CIT Y NEWS IN BRIEF
Lorkhart Coming Acrowa
Rev. E. B. Lockhait cabled
Mrs. Lockbart yesterday Irom
Taris, saying be was to start to
America soon, coining by way of
Naples, and tbat be would arrive
In New York in about three weeks
lie was In Warsawin Y. M. C. A.
work, but went to Berlin when
the Bolshevik forces were near
ing the Polish capital. Mrs. Lock
bart and children are living in
Balem, where Mr. Lockbart was
formerly employed as city editor
of The Statesman. Mrs. Lock
bart is not informed . as to his
future destination after arriving
in New York, but he will likely
visit Salem before being assigned
to . another country, if be is to
continue in Y. M. C. A. work.
at - that moment approached the
mix-up. forcing McCroskey to run
Into the bob of the wood wagon,
which resulted in the damage.
Have Yon An Army Overcoat
You would like made over Isto
a civilian overcoat? If so bring
It to the Scotch Woolen Mills
store. 42$ State street,
The Psycho-Mysti
"Delzone" tells all at the Bllgh
starting Friday.
Traffic Gets Mixed
Two automobiles, a wood wigon
and a street car figured in a mix-
ud yesterday, resulting in a
tligbtly damaged fender to the
car of T. E. McCroskey. Accdrd
Inr to Mr. McCroskey. be was
driving west on Stat-street and
when he sought -to pass a wood
wagon, driving in the same di
rection, at the Intersection o"
State and Summer streets; an
other car which had been parked
near the curb started out on the
street, crowding McCroskey np
against the wagon. A street car
Suits and 0at Alterel
Restored or made-over expert
workman and reasonable prices.
Scotch Woolen Mills store. 428
State street.
Your Past ami Prrwrit -
Told by "Delxone, the Psycho-
Mystic at the Bllgh, suiting Fri
day.
Five Couples I J censed
Five marriage licenses were
Issued at the county clerk's office
yesterday to the following: Ros
coe Hopper of Prineville and Ruth
Stayton of Gervals; Robert . W
Simmons and Eliza M. Sastle of
Wood burn; Clarence Earl Gun
derson of Lebanon and Cora Fit
water. 810 South Twenty-first
street. Saiem; A. D. Jones of Port
land and Fay Klinetnan of Sa
lem. '
Parlor, Bedroom aad Bath
It'a coming Sunday Liberty.
GlrU .Wanted
At The Spa.
Property Attached
. Tbeo M. Barr .yesterday filed
a writ of attachment against J.
L. Van Doren to satisfy an al
leged claim against hi in for S 390.
t3. The writ attaches a Locomo
bile owned by the defendant and
a)to a bank account on deposit
at the Ladd & Bush bank. .
Oregon State Fair
Salem, Oregon, September 27
to October 2.
JigtC, Social Lion
Coming to Ye Liberty Sunday.
Infant Son Pies ..
Marvin George Walker. Infant
son of Mr. and Mrs. George C.
Walker. 14S North Twenty-Fourth i through ieral
street, died at the home of his I claims of Mr.
tor Judicial determination of the
title to the .land.. The plaintiffs
assert that the land was acquired
channels, but the
Miller have made
parents at 5 o'clock p. m. yester- thera uneav. and nit u fiw m
uay. i-unerai services win oe neiaieiear title.
Irom the RIgdon chapel at 3
o'clock today. Interment will be
In City View cemetery.
Girls Wanted
At The Spa.
Indies Coats Altered
Or made over. Scotch Woolen
Mills store. 42 State street.
Regular Meetiag L .
Of Cbemeketa lodge. No. 1. I.
O. O. F.. this evening at 7:30.
Work in the second degree. Vis
iting brothers welcome.
Mrs. A. O. F
Viavl lepresentatlve. 331 Hotel
Marion. Friends and patrons In
vited to call.
HUBBY STINGY,
WIFE ALLEGES
In Answer. Defendant
Claims Plaintiff Overes-
timates His Wealth
Delias Soon to Have
AH Concrete Walk
Hetnrned for Fourth Ye)
Rev. G. S. Boeder, pastor of the
Center Street Methodist Episco
pal church, returned from the Pa
cific conference yesterday. He
has been returned as pastor for
another year by Bishop Shepherd.
Bring In Your Repairing
Cleaning, pressing or altering,
or phone 8.14 and we will call
Scotch Woolen Mills f tore, -42tf
State st.
. .Twe Carrier Boys Wanted
Apply at Statesman office, or
phone 583.
ELAINE
1IAMMERSTEIM
' In '
" "WHISPERS'
Burning Daylight
Jack London's great story
last times today at Ye Liberty.
Answers filed
Defendants In the cases of J.
M. Keeney against the Pnyallup
Sumner Fruit Canning company
ana J. B. Tu midge against Ar
tbur Kieper, filed answers to the
complaiats yesterday. making
general denials. The first case Is
an effort to collect money alleged
due for the sale of loganberries.
In the second case the defendant
denies that he unlawfully holds
any. property of the plaintiff.
HARTMAN BROS. CO.
. For Fine Jewelry
Jewelers and Opticians -v
CROSSETT SHOES
"Make Life's Walk Easy"
r SCHETS
The House of Kuppenheimer
THE "DAYTON"
7 The Bicycle for Everyone
' ; LLOYD E. BAMSDEX
" 387 Court Street
Bicycles and Bicycle Repairing
"WALLFELT"
Takes the place of
cloth at about one-
tnird
MAXO.BUREN
179 N. Commercial SL
BONDS, MORTGAGES
Interest Bearing Investments
HAWKINS & ROBERTS
. 204-207 Oregon Building
Who Found Horse Shoe? -
See "The Luck ot the Irish" to
morrow at Ye Liberty.
Mitor Trip Knjo:
Dr. M. C. Findley and Iamlly
spent the week-end at Rldgefield,
Wash., visiting Mrs. Findley's
brother. 3. I). Hair.- Both families
motored over " the Columbia high.
Water AppIiraU.
Firman Crump of Adel. Or.,
has filed with State ' Engineer
Cupper an application coveting
the proposed appropriation ot
water from a spring for the Irri
gation of SO acres of land In Lake
county.- Other applications have
been filed as follows: Br R. B.
Alleging tbat her husband is
stingy, close and parsimonious
and that he has at all timea re
fused to give ber money sufficient
to provide for her clothing, and
that aince the first year of their
married life the defendant has
shown no affection for ber Is the
DALLAS. Or.. Aug. 31. (Spe
cial to The Statesman.) The sev
eral miles of concrete sidewalks
which are being put down la Dal
las will be completed by the Utter
part ot September, according to
the contractors. Pugh A Sower,
of Salem, who are doing the work.
A short delay was eiperieneed
during the early part of the sum
mer on account of the Inability
of the contractors to obtain ce
ment, but since Its arrival the
work has been progressing rapid
ly. Within another year practi
cally all of the old wooden side
walks ia.the city will have dis
appeared, a new city ordinance
way Monday and all were de-Pe,l,3r of Parkdala. covering the
lighted with the scenery.
Dr. Marshall
Osteopath. U. S. Bank building.
Salmon '
Cheapest for three years. " If
you want to can any, phone 211.
Fitts Market.
appropriation, oi water irom an
unnamed stream for domestic
purposes and for the Irrigation of
a small tract In Hood River coun
ty. Jlj William G. Talt or Med
ford. covering the appropriation
of water from an unnamed stream
for a municipal water supply for
Net arts Bay park, in Tillamook
charge made by Mary A. John
son In a divorce action against 1 forbidding the laying pf wooden
aer nusoana. uiram a- jonnwa. i walks In Ine future.
The couple were married Octo-
Mrs. Johnson claims that upon if Of Jl L 00711 V UOTUenS
on occasion wnen sue iuiseiru
to her husband that he provide a
family budget for the household
expenses, he flew Into a rage. La
ter, she admits, he did provide a
budget In the sum of $25. She
claims that she was successful la
holding down the expenses to
$24.68. and that her husband re-
county. By the city ot Wallowa. I claimed the 32 cents which she
Motorcycle Stole
A motorcycle was stolen from
Portland some- time yesterday and
it was thought by Portland offl-
Place Your Order Early
' for Fall: Planting
Complete, line. varieties
Business Deal Made
A successful business venture.
extending over a period of three
years, was closed last week when
Art Monty, of Monty's Tire shop,
sold the vulcanizing business on
South Commercial street to C. M.
Carlson and W. F. Gruchow, pro
prietors of the Salem Tire ft Vul
canizing company. The new lirm
has already taken control of Mon
ty s business and will continue to
operate loth shops. The Mont
gomery boys both expect to enter
school this fall.
covering the appropriation ot
water from Big Canyon creek for
a supplemental municipal water,
supply for tbe city of Wallowa.
ny Jay Dobbin, for the Associated
had saved from tbe monthly al
lowance.
Mrs. Johnson avers that she
has been treated as a stranger by
her husband since the second year
Are Hurt by Frosts
DALLAS. Or,. Aug. 31. (Spe
cial to Tbe Statesman.) One ot
tbe earliest frosts to hit this part
of the state In many years dam
aged late -gardens In this city
Monday morning. The frost was
the heaviest here along tbat part
of the city lying In tbe Rick real 1
river baain and rained many gar
dens of tomatoes, beans, cucum
bers and other garden truck. Re-
?i.a,4batthe ,WM h,ed? ? Ditch ompanTescoverlnrtle. of heirmariuT UfnTthen.h; Ports from .all parts of the .county
the direction of Salem pal .of- Uroprlation of water from theUn ie tbe defendant .poke reaching Dallas state that the
ticers were Instructed to watch
for hlra. At a lale hour last night
he had not arrived In Salem.
south fork of Wallowa river for
storage for the Irrigation ot lands
In Wallowa county.
Legal Blanks
Get them at The Statesman of
fice. Catalog on application.
to her he did so In a cold indif
ferent manner. As a relief from
the treatment she asks for abso
lute divorce, $75 permanent all-
money, one-third of an estate
valued at $25,000. $75 a month
frost was much heavier In some
localities than In others and that
In Mine places the torn had been
badly nipped.
judge by a survey il:
The eonnty will P8 "r
021 bushel of wncai i-
averaging 12 bushels to
as compared wltn la m ty
falfa will average Vtant-
acre. Tnere are
eL Barley will yield 4
to the acre, or a total oMWJ
bushela. The wool cup
1,000,000 pounds.
Government' end Stctii
Trade Forest Acreage
. Covernor O'.eott yesterday at-
..vv ki. trnirnre to the eon-
tract whereby tbe lf ,c?nTCL'!
to the rational government to e
mrtl Of Una
In tbe national forest reserves a
exchange for an eiaal acreage
owe body. The contract rj""
that the landa exenangwa
eaual In value. The contract on
behalf of the government i
signed bv the secretary of the in
terior. '
mm
WITH A
PURPOSE
I PERSONAL MENTION ' Sruthe VniSX ll'mtnl Horse Hurt in Runaway
RIgdon and Roa
Reliable funeral directors.
Salem Nnrsery Company
Phone 1763 427 Oregon BIdg.
St. PanPa Guild
Of the Episcopal church will
meet with Mrs. C. H. Powell at
the recterv this afternoon at 2:30.
INDIAN AGENCY
at - , :.'
A. H. M00RE
421 Court Street
WHEV Ef SALEM, OKXOO
: . ; v XUQH HOTEL
A Iloa Away from ITo
BtrirOy MxUra SI oo per ar
100 ttoai f Solid Comfort
Only Hotel la Bntiaroa IMotrict
W00DRY
conducts sales anywhere In
Marion or Polk counties.
Store located 270 N. Com'L
AUCTIONEER
JACK'S CAFE
A food place to eat
Snort Orders all daj
163 S. Coml Street
J. D. Maddoz, Prop.
ELECTRIC MACHINE &
ENGINEERING CO.
For Thor Washing Machine and
Electric work aad Supplies.
337 Court SL Phone 4 S3
Salt to Clear Title
Because the defendant. Joseph
II. Miller, claims an Interest in 66
acres of real property which Wil
liam H. Fearnley and Fred D.
Garrett allege they own. a suit
has been instituted against him
POTATOES
Call on us before you sell
BISHOP BROS.
Corner Ferry and High Streets
Phone. 1400
Great Western Garage
For Real Service
Special Towing Equipment
Opposite Court House Phone 44
We Never Sleep
ted child until he attains his ma
jority, for $500 legal expenses
$75 a month during the pendency
Wl M. Smith, newly appointed
assistant state sunerlntendent of
schools, spent his first day In of-" ne Ql1 ana tne costs ana ais-
f clsl ean&tltv In ih nfrir of J. I Dursemenis oi me acuon.
A. chnreniii mtmf .,tnrintnrfnt I un a motion or tne aeienaani
teltf . . I the case was shifted from Mult
, -
Better Goods for Less
HIGHEST PRICE PAID
For . -
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
Stoves, Carpets and Tools
Capital Hardware A Furaiture Co.
285 N. Commercial SL Phone 947
7
- Sales
5f5VXTA and
Service
VALLEY MOTOR CO,
DIXIE ;
DOUGHNUTS 35c Dox.
SALEM BAKING CO.
439 Court Street. Phone 054
Will T. Kirk and W. A. Marsh
all, of the state Industrial acci
dent commission, were In Port
land yesterday.
Postmaster August Huckesteln
was out on route S on his annual
inspection tour yesterday. He
will make an Inspection tour of
the othr routes next week.
lfarvey W. Parker left for Pen
dleton Monday 1 where. he ' has
found employment In a' confec
tionery shop.
Nick Hatch Is In the city from
Portland visiting his 'brother.
Tracey Hatch. He has been at
tending a technical school In
Portland.
J. A. Wright has recently ac
cepted a clerical position at the
Salem postofflce. He was for
merly In the employ of the Port
land Railway, Light ft Power
company.
Judge Glenn E. Unruh Is In
Portland on a business trip.
Frank Davey has accepted a
position with the state Industrial
accident commission.
Harold Cook. Boy Scout execu
tive. Left last night for his ranch
ir. Douglas county. He waa ac
companied by Henry Wesley
Thielaen. While In Douglas
county Mr. Cook expects to get
his quota ot deer.
nomah county to Salem and will
be heard during the fall term of
court.
The defendant. Hiram A. John
son. has filed an answer denying
the allegation of his wife that he I to be shot.
Is worth $25,000 and earning
$500 a month as an Insurance
agent, setting forth the claim
that his assets total only $10,000.
and that be realizes 1165
month from his Insurance busi
ness.
As a counter complaint John
son makes charges similar to tbe
cruelties alleged by his wife in
her complaint, and makes the
further claim that his wife Is
guilty of misconduct and unfaith
fulness as a wire
Is Fatally Injured
DALLAS. Or, Ang. 31. (Spe
cial to The Statesman) A team
belonging to R. Rogers of this
city ran away Moaday morning
about 7 o'clock and after running
several 'blocks collided with a tel
egraph pole, throwing one of the
horses about 30 feet and Injuring
the animal so badly tbat It had
Newfoundland Tries to
Control Fish Industry
ST. JOHN'S. X. F.. Anr. 31.
The colony of Newfoundland has
Initiated an attempt . at govern
ment control of the export of
cured fish, the most Important In
dustry of -the Island. Over the
protest of many ot the shipping.
He also alleges I flh exporting and other trading
that h denied her the rlxht to I concerns, the legislature at Its
use his nsme In maklnc nur chases I session recently closed . enactea
from Salem business firms be-I several measures to this effect.
cause she waa making such pnr- The most Important ot these
chases extravaaantlr. and with a creaiea a ooara wnicn wui nave
purpose to find grounds for dl-liuii jurisdiction, suoject omy to
vorce. For this reason, be says, me governor-in-councu. over me
YES, our pure . fooJ
bread has a worthy
purpose. It brings
health and strength and a"
meal-time satisfaction to
the folks "who partake of
it regularly- One slice calls
for a loaf, one loaf forms
the habit.
he caused the publication of a no
tice, that he would not be respon
sible tor debts assumed by his
wife in his name, and that he nald
cash for what necessities he need
ed.
' SWIMMING
Is very refreshing on a hot day.
Come and brinr vour friends.
OREGON BATH HOUSE Salem Cleaner, and Dyer, j H0TEL ARRIVALS I
' Oregon Building
Soda Crackers, per poand ... .20c
Tnmk. Bagt, Suit Caei 252. !"S
PaII- a in if Tlrl.f fW .t "MfT Soap la 23 bar loU fl.OO
1 Hard wheat Hour at
HAMILTON'S
S40 Court Street
WOOD WOOD
For all kinds of wood, see Tracy
Phone 520
FURS STORED
Store your Furs during summer FARMERS CASH STORE
wun us. v
per sack $325
The Highland Grocery
Fboae 4WS 746 Highlaad Avenue
W. W. MOORE
Furniture Store
The Home of the Vlctrola
You get more for your money at
Jloore s
It Pays to Trade at The
i.i
167 North Commercial St.
At the Electric Sign ''SHOES"
DENNIS0N ELECTRIC CO.
' JOB WORK AND FIXTURES
- 822 North liberty Street '
D.H.M0SHER
. - High Class ,
Cleaning and Pressing
474 Court Street
WEST FUR CO.
S21 Court. Opposite Court House
CARL & B0WERS0X
Groceries
1 383 Court Street Phone 409
1920 ELGIN SIX IS HERE
IfototUU 'waa Src kokias far trent
crriebl rtx witk elefMl boar ''
ad interior noeuiettoBa tfeat ! I
maximum errieo sad economy at a rcaa-
oaablo prico aboaUt thia car.
Lee L Gilbert, Distributor
15 So. CoBUMrdal Btran
C. Barton Dartlall
21? North Commercial 247
W. T. RIGDON CO.
Leading Funeral Directors
MYRTLE KliOWLAND
llaslo aad ifuslcal Mercjhandlse
Sonora Dealer In Salem
115 Court St,
, . i. . . Telephone 252
U. S. GARAGE
554 Ferry' Street .
USED BUT NOT ABUSED CARS
SPECIAL-New series Studebak-
e.i n.ro.. er. Yalue f 1625, today 1200.
b.um I ..ft
u. a. uaraae. rnuno
L
A
R
M
C
n
MOVING
STORING
930 shipping
AU Kinds
Repairing and Alterations
Phone 1868
1LLER'
GOOD GOODS
Today's Record Sugseetloa
18188 Tho I Had a Bit o
the Devil In Me.. Reed
HLSuIfFcniStire Co.
Complete House Faralshers
HIGHEST PRICES
Paid for
Vegetables and Fruits
PEOPLE'S CASH
STORE
ARGO F. E. Peterson. Seat
tle: Henry Mitchell. Comstock.
Or.; Glenn W. Cooper. Comstock.
Ore.; Maude . Paeti. Comstock;
Marie Michel. Comstock: D. Pal
mer. Portland; W. I. Fry. Os
t render. Wash.; Mr. snd Mrs. W.
S. Saviera. Oxnardo. Cal.; Iver T.
Olson. Portland;
BLIGH J. O. Bailey. Port
land; J. A. Prentiss. Dan bury,
la.; Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Vech.
Albany; H. J. Kick. Portland: U
H. Allen. Eugene; Emmett Har
ris. Seattle; V. P. Powell. St.
Helens. Or.: J. E.
VETERANS GET
SPECIAL FARE
Regulations Announced
Governing National G.
A. R. Encampment
TRAnSFEn oi Goods
VAMD
i
g .Beans . 1
I Eggs - I
3 . . Potatoes t N
1 Z!1. .a!! j 1
USED CARS.
To Sell Cheap for Cash or to trade
for Bread and Butter .
THE B. C JIOTOR CO.
171 S. Commercial St.
Oar Urto floot of tracks oaaUoa aa
to r roa prooipi mc aaa a
track ot tbo aiao Bdod for yoar Job.
CeaW7 aad Leas mataaee
BaaUac a SpodaJty.
. Wo Bay ao4 Htli .
W O O I AMD OOA
D. A. LaJtXES. Uaaaisc,
i RealaoBco Paooo 188 ,
Busick's
SALEU ALBANY
Dreamland
Dance
Every Wednesday
and Saturday
Bungalow Orchestra
xrst. oAinsnoB
The Store of Housewares
Phone C? . 135 N. Liberty St
Genuine Walrus
LONG DISTANCE
AUTO
TRUCKING
WiUaxnette Valley
Transfer Co.
Phono 1400
7e also do local naulisg
WANTED
JTJNK AND JIACHIXERY
OF ALL K1XD3 '
We also buy second-hand
goods. It you have anything
to sell for a good price call
898. The Square Deal House.
CAPITAL JUIS CO.
271 Chemeketa, Salem, Or.
What Have You?
We buy, sell and exchange
new and second-hand furni
ture, stoves, ranges, rugs,
tool, etc Wa will buy you
out.
COL. W. F. WRIGHT
Auctioneer
271 K. CoraT SU Salem, Or.
List your sales with as
People's Furniture
. Store
Night Phone 1047 Faona?S4
V
Portland; W. J. Crane. Portland;
C. E. McShane. Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. C. W. Fenn. Portand; H.
A. McDonald. Portland.
MARION William O. Fait.
Med ford; D. E. Green. Portland:
C. A. Done. Portland; James
Campbell. Med ford: W. H. Kay,
Portland: Randall S. Pratt. Port
land; Josephine E. Walker. San
Francisco; W. A. Coffey. Port
land: D. W. Hulman. Portland:
George P. Downey. Portland: W.
E. Miller. Portland: II. U Mac
kenzie. Portland; Mrs. Fred C.
Fisher. Bend. Or.; Mr. and Mrs.
C. H. 8tratton. Portland: Peter O.
Schmidt. Olympia. Wash.; T. M.
Keeney, Olympia. Wash.; Mr. and
Mrs. A. M. Cato. Little Rock: O.
M. Walker. Los Angeles; Scoit
Keat. Portland: William Rogan.
San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. ,W.
II. Goar. Portland: Mr. and Mrs.
L. A. Johnson. Portland: Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Keenan. Portland; T.
E.. Allen. Portland; II. L. Snow
den. Portland: Elmer Spencer.
Portland; It. K. Knapp. Portland;
W. P. Davidson. St. Paul. Minn.:
B. J. Johnson, Prineville; Mr. and
Mrs. II. Lewis. San Francisco; Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Ray. San Francis
co; S. C. Van Armitage. Portland:
T. A. Rafrety, Roseburg: W. H.
Reavls. Napa. Cel.: R. J. Wln
thron. Portland: L. E. Efteland.
Portland; H. Looysmlth. Port
land: W. F. Long. Chicago: Jay
Sattsman. Bend. Or.; M. J. Regan.
San Francisco: F. Robinson. Port
land: II. L. Sale. Portland; Ben
Ryhke. Portland: W. W. Stevens.
Portland: P. A. Shaw. Portland:
L. It. MacLeadon. Portland: C.
II. Morgan. Portland; I. J. Brock
ha ge. Portland; I. II. Graff. Port
land: A. F. Holden. Portland; E.
J. Wieder. Albany; George F. Al
exander. Portland; U. S. McCarL
Portland.
'ocftntPeadytttSHLnsbeekuYhage!
The 54th national encampment
of the Grand Army of the Repub
lic will convene at Indianapolis,
Ind during the week beginning
September 19.
Tbe railroads have granted the
rate of Ljnt a mile In each di
rection with privilege of going
hv ona route and returninr by
Pommlnger. 1 another, with stopover privileges.
exportation of cod-fish. Under
Its terms no one will be permitted
to export fish without a license
and licenses must comply with
regulations to be prescribed .by
the board with regard to the qual
ity of-fish. the. time when It may
be shipped, the quantity that may
be forwarded to any particular
market and the minimum price
that may be charged. Monthly
statements will be required show
Ing the amount of each grade of
fish la the bands of exporters.
, Other measures provide for the
grading of fish and the Inspection
of vessels to be nsed for export
ing tbe product, most of which
roes to the' Mediterranean and
South American ports. Tbe spon
sors of the legislation said It was
designed to improve tbe quality
or the cured fish, to ensure Its
safe transportation and to prevent
sluts In rorelrn markets wita
consequent price cutting.
ABCXDANT CROPS Pf WASCO.
Republican Club Will
Have Meeting Next Week
Early next week It Is announced
that a meeting of the Salem Re
publican club will be held ana
that tbe club will be active until
election time. A definite date for
tha meetlna has not been set.
A meeting of the entire Marion
countr Republican central com
18-iach Leather Lined.. $120 mittee has been called for Satur
day, stepiemver i. w ucu
of tba activity of tne tan cam-
MAX0.BUREN
179 ILCcaTSt
natan will be launched. The date
waa ftxed at the meeting ot the
executive committee la Salem yes
In the transcontinental territory,
which includes the state of Ore
gon, the sale dates ot tickets are
fixed as September 13 to 17 In
clusive, with final return limit
October 12. Tickets will be vali
dated at Indianapolis.
Tickets will be sold st the
above reduced rate only to those
holding Identification certificates.
These certificates can be had from
department headquarters. Port
land. The following are entitled
to the rate granted:
Comrades ot the O. A. R. in
good standing, and members of
their families; members ot the
W. R. C. of the ladies of the G.
A. Bjr Daughters ot Veterans,
army nurses of the Civil war. 8ons
ot Veterans and auxiliary of the
Sons ot Veterans, and families.
The "families of members'
mentioned above Is construed to
mean those of the same house
hold living with the member, and
accompanying him or her to the
encampment. It does not apply
to sons and daughters who are
married and living in other
homes.
The following from national
headquarters Is published for the
icformation of all concerned
"Certificates are not to be la-
cued to the following:
Veterans of the Civil war who
are not members of the Grand
Army of the Republic, even
though tteir wives sons or- or
daughters may be entitled to the
rate..
Any veteran ot the Civil war
mho Is now drawing $S0 a month
pension, through the efforts of
the Grand Army ot the Republic,
is not deserving of any privilege
In connection' with the encamp
ment of the organisation he is too
ungrateful to Join.
"Sons and daughters of de
ceased members of tbe Grand
Army ot the Republic who do not
belong to one of the organiza
tions mentioned In the proceed
ing paragraph.
''Relatives of members of the
crganlzatlons mentioned In th3
proceeding paragraph who do not
live In the same household with
such members.
"Members of the affiliated or
ganizations applying for Identifi
cation certificates will be requ.r-
ea to furnish evidence ot mem
bership In such organization pre
vious to June 1, 1920." .
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Crops In .Wasco county, arent
worrying the farmers here this
season, for the horn of plenty
reems to bsve been turned upside
down In this section. If one Is to
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