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Newspaper Page TextMonday. January .1. IUIM j d c; 4 1 w The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Polk Farmers Fledge Support i1 To Corn Show Monmouth, Ore., Jan. 3. If the ' fMMMt tnanifented in the recent' saaetlng of Ihe Polk County farm ' fcnreau Is a criterion, the Polk eminty fair at Dallas next fall and flgf MTB show at Independence 1 JrtH receive more attention on the pert of farmers than ever before. Uaguallfied support Was pledged Alt la believed that the eo-oper-' Hon between farmers and officials f 'he fair and show will make the undertakings more worth while. ! e regular annual meeting of the 1'alk County Fair association will! to bcld in Dallas next Saturday When officer for the ensuing year will be elected. The meeting is allied by P. O. Powell, president of the association. Ootruntmll) Meet Held. A rousing New Yearn community anaatlng was held in the conimun-, Sty rootna of Ihe Bapilm church Rutin iliiy and a moal pleasant time; srss had- Community dinner wuhi erv il in the hs 1 mem (of ti." , ..lunch beginning "I 12 o'clock, and . It iu id to have been among the I best feastH fwr the innei n.an thai hi ever been en.lnye.1 in M.i.i i,nh. Tl.e attendance was un-j WMjally large in spite, of the ll.ele- : Bieiil weather. The soeial and lit bringing Up t other By George McManus oh: there. 1i DR.CUREH WANT 3 SINCE HE iTAfTED V70RKIN' 11 THIS TOWN - FIVE NEVV UNOEHTAKE ft 3 ESTA.&U H MEN T HAVE, OPENEO UP M THE CAeXOgO&j .TOCO IN ft AND JOIN ?,?UJ IF I DO'T V7IN TH1) HAND I'M THROU6H : WfLL OURE" THRQUiH DOCTOR Q , J If 1920 sy mu FfATOsi Slavics. ne. THAT OOCTOR DON'T KNOW ANT MORE ABOUT CARO-b THAN HE DOE ACOUT .,. MEOICINE I Copyright 1920 by International Feature Service. Inc.) Trade Murk registered In the IT. 8. Patent Office. L -A DID VOU WIN AJST TH INi Pi 1 FIVE. PfxEl5CRPTlOM route bits been abandpni road In the worst in the ( is said, and uas not b. en :i condition before for sevei At the regular meettttj Knights of Pythias lodgr wry features of the occasion ware f' w "lght jf9 fceld in the roi Is culled "The ut the Road, was placed at Orange awl ' guy, and Ihe fJraiiKors and h ferrea ni" House bs the Side era) visitors from Dallas The entire building leu. were In attendance. the ltr.l,,.-.,l of lb" " '' S'-rvd iifter tbe IV. ,1'k ,eir friends for the C A. McLaughlin and If. huge company of berg attended a meeting ci,iu won. dn. state chamber of comni Round-up Of Undesirables Due In Paris One such colony exists in th Lfttih iwie 'lei- around the rut' tie Rosier; Where hundreds of Ruatu nws and Holes live. Other foreign ers and even Parisians passim through those dlstflcts are ooneld-l Alrca. err -.1 strangers, oftn Insulted, and j inn.,.- i. .ntetlmoa attacked and robbed. j Bedding Steys were one.- taken to arrest wi,,j ,. First Mattress Company In City Now Is Underway- Many Prisoners Are RepatriJ Budapest. Jan. s, ofl I limgw riiin prison-i s . t war been repatriated from through- American aid, said . . modnted. I , r t -i . .I tbrwin-'t goo ut In 1 it Is f'it thill id has bi en a- fiaatel) te lina ioilr.. nieeti fetaat deal ol ..u.nlislie.l by briuaiiig I h- people VVilleim it tile cownwiii.il.. i . ,l 1 1 . i'. M'.'.-.'l a .1- Iteliei ... pon-e i.lb i-iil ! ''.';'" Casb doruttiotis i'r U.e 11 - i "f j '' luro(ienn ebibliet. ba .'e i,. n i . -j A ; ..w v: neiead al dlffc wi Limine houses lug lo Mr. it the city during lb- diivs, ...I . i esbb nt.-i the llpilUlions b. .. I.. ,' KiVi-n iw I fa! lit. ' Sfilril Ibii' elliiru. lei Ized ll.e spir-j VV. A. M H f the V iilelbl. Mwn ationth'ii aid la ibis matter will be fH. for the dwwaiii ... In. liberllt. Communbv go.nl-lellnv.. '.ip ,e t-.i'tiuig to be popular in ihe- vicin--toc. A few evenings ago Mis. ttat-k mitei lain. .1 . eomiiaiiy ! riiends in the form of a reunion ttf friends who former! lie. .1 in u Hie Mack home In Ihe Antioch ii-iKbburliMod. An. ..i.i; lb. .hi- pres mt were the families of Messrs. yuatera, Clarke, Kake, vSiilMvan, Alderman and (loodman. A nleas nii evonlng was spent in playing t.ld faablon. 'I games, )io)iping corn and luakfng candy. It was a real I "oldUme" oeeiislnn. I Portland Wednesday. Cleve Rcrblnson "f Let i b. en Spending the holid - ! his mother in this city, and .Mrs. James Larson if t)i( 'ifoiM Brother he purrii-mtMi several wee Mr. wpd Mi". JaroeB 1 rijoii'lnK1 ov-r the urriv ir,i, ah I .u their home i MIkn Mnhcl L t i 'tii ', ;i teacher to the lieiul hh.d i chnul, tt S;it tsvduy for that pliu'c to ni.urnr work aftor havini; .-ni li v , 5jm in Mnnrnmilh uith h( t j . i r 1'rr-oral IfOlltlotl. ;tun h" i.i -ii t ..' i t'Uri) a II I U l ' l -w v. (miih hlh n.tiHln, J VV. 1 . i .Mm. thai hi- hu.l i it" ' i Injured In j i utriM't car aceidi ni ;i( L A m tM, i iti Mi-. Leunai'l n.M;civcd a 4I'Xt:'i WednuHilii Inf .1 1 A:k him Iff hhi couhln'H ih il'i i 1 n ! -I it Injrh-w iMhi, 1 ':n. 1 1 -in-. I f roil 1 ! HH injur' k.ukI a If a I vvht-li tin una iiv. m hu I'xn. letin UfiuiD.v nnil i;iU(fhttr( "Mim" fltttriyu. a. i- 1: f j . 1 1 1 J nrt 1 n . rUtttln ' - in honifl in parenlH. ( Urn. Hi. pin. i Hall ..r h rt I. I'lin.l vHIIm- lii Hp il.v v.ilii fiii mis, Sh Kt !:'' "" w t '-. ( .u l featid, when' nho will dttend th inonred in fat KTethodlBt rhurch i-vinlnt; by 'he 06& pawtor. Mr. mirl Mr.H. Uny I NlArtAOtl of Vaif, ore, havo been vWtlng rel atives in thi Viol nil v during the holiday vacation. ActtW and well at the nprc of 94 yi'.'irf, J. vv. Kirk land was the fir t mi th- vtraetei Saturday morn ing extendjfiig n eel Ingi for the Ni-w Year. ThiM haw been the inn. fin- f ihi- gooH "hi gantlamag for nearly 7fi yparn in Indepen flerire. A nilm(r aechlrnl OftUJted the Miad? :ei' b40tglng to the Spauhl inK Logging' company ami a Kurd bus to he left a! the shle ul Die road nejir McNary Htatimi Malar day mornings NO one was injured. Romance Started In Hospital Here Leads to Marriage Ian, A KeTliodlsi rvlces are to he eominete 1 it 111- ..rtii:-. .1 deport the-.- foreigners, but In i t cases KreheSj laws uero found ppili ible. Some have been out of ihe emmtfy. They ;-e ui.iilly aecompaniod to the . ments are -v. be m fde where-! many to thai emintvy s eastern frontiers. 'o difficulty is en countered in the Case of Spnnlards, j Italians. Swiss, etc., and they are fael st re Irst of N i.wdwiK, on his arrival i...tnj J opened ily j Swir-.ei'iiinil where he h ll I'ilpitol j ,.),.,, u,. n,, r,.,,atri-i I ojj -.ently engaged in this eltj hat business so far has be illy good, that lie expects do not expect t. Willi. cpoflr e our After is, 25,000 j ..: ds. .19,000 j fr niburgers, J left their ily tint reap. I heli isoners. but l..,oiH a eastern Siberia, una!) pause .if lilt-ii of funi iblllty to charter shi) 'It will cost ,60,0 rt the prlsonors in til the port opens, ai lllon So bring then, h illlibi 111 It. 1. Gil ported b lo 1 111.1 i to . cicM A , 1,100 10,000 Czechs. SCENE MWOTS 5MAR in. HSMT NOW 8HOWIN AT TUK OREGON Just a a 125 a few short time ago he fine for shooting 1 ndependenct-, . ire., pretty wedding at th. eiiureh In ibis city Wednesday eve ning, when Slis.i Dither I.. Hi-IkIu-man became I... bible wf Irvine French of Willamilia, was the .'iil- muiatlon of:, romance which found il.H Inception a. a hospital in Sa b.m five years i.i;o. Kev. y. B. Oiemo, past or of ths. fthodii church, iierforn.e.l the ceremony In the I.....,..,.., ,.f n .Ilni! of be, br..ll.er. Vie!,,, ,., , ,,,,:,;, j,,. IH'-wxih, which will take il In I ,,. -,, , . ........ in- 1 nun I. (i.i unMiiuui' ty necoratea lor the occasion. :ira. 0. W. Irvine k.mih 1 1 h PvpmlM Me," nceonip,! nh d hy .Miss Stnall, who aleo dayed a Wedding march the happy and impular eonpk matvlMil in t in .1 1 1 1 1 1 ur wecKH, ano win atso n r lURlllei , pi MOTO, jLgH KlHhharl; . piiHlnl' ..I' ihe jphrtlund u 'i'ui sila Ml-- Mi-rican Wii'.itrr ft a few il.ivi. ago for llenton ('it v. VVanh., flvare Hlte Is vndtinn hoi sis!M willMU rih- ha Pol ne-n t'i'i- ii;my Jfpnrw. She will he iIimiii three ! bride has lived in InUe- aeadeaoe for aevaral ears. al- though Hlie Ii;im hren emiiloved in i gen vial; ng Mm hrothei - in thiH Vli-fnit tin .1 1 . Harry Duncan In in tin- city via ftina hi- - h ifi and a . ' iug In wiukiitg ini pi uvement s in tie prop 4giy She recently nurchimed here. raClnrk II. mine.' ,.f W'IUowk, C.il . Hah ni for Home paid duck down. Alias V'-rdi! . WilUafson, ordy daughter of .Mr anil Mrs. H. J Williamson of Crowley, was mar ried In Dallas Friday to Arthur W. Anna of Dayton, Justice Bib ley officiating. The young couple went to Portland Friday evening to spend a tVw flays with relatives and will for the present make their home on t he farm of Mr. Arms1 father, near hay ton. The bride has lived in l'olk county all her life, and the gTOOni has lived in Yamhill county all his life, with the exception of the 18 months Tent in nctlve service in HYinc during the reaeni war. Mrs. Bills Htitler Teat as of As torla and Mrs. F'ercy I'ickeit of Portland, are In Dallas fof a few days vif it with their parents JUdga and Mrs. n. it, BUtler, Miss Kd-ia Morrison of Port land Is spending the holidays with her pan , ils, Mr. and Mrs. Frank it. Harrison. .Miss vs Stanley came from Portland the last Of the week And is visiting al the bonis ol Mrs. Nancy Fowls. Mr. ar i mi-m. Richard BchanS and da ughj ha e returned to their home in I (alias after having spent the holidays in Vaneouver. Buena Vista Briefs line,, a Vtata, Or., Jan. n. A River Highest On Record Since 1915 at Independence Indepsndence, Ore., Jan. 3. The Willamette river reached the high . : t point at independence nt 8 o'clock Saturday morning that has leen known since 1918, according w tha statement of it citizen who has been a elo.-ie ol.perver of river , onditlons. Mitny hop yards in this iclnlty are flooded and eonsidet able damage has resulted in dif ferent parti of the country. H Brunk l held on an island south it towhat the 'A orline farm, unable to e,et off, and spent New Year's Bay watching the current rushing i all si.l.- of him. The ferry i ;' haa I c.-n out of ehmniisslon for Several days. It could not be r.-e,l ii it v.are in condition, for th oad on the east side of the river ll oovared for several miles. Tht is iw, re water in Ash creek at thl point at the present time than th v w'.im. tie river contained during the summer. The water is follin however, and it is believed that th limit has been reached. hose . the I These figures rer who have regtstc French police. They do not in-1 ebi.ie tourists.' .Added, however, to; this large number are thousands of I Bthera who live buried cway in mtny novels of the city. .Most of them have had to flee their own 01 ion try and are wanted hy the noliee. Others are voluntary ex iles from their own country." Colonics of Foreigners. In certain parts of Paris veri table small colonies exist where French is hardly ever sook.n .i,-.. re managed by foreigners, even ine news. ... , ,..t. "" w loreitM eu.-ifj Company Omits Stock Dividend New rork, .Ian, H, the fJen era! Motor corporation hits omitted the stock dividend of one-fort'tieih share which it lias paid quarterly since .March, 1 !t20. on common stock. At its meeting here the I board of directors declared the j company's regular quarterly cash 1 dividends of llii cents a share on common stock. years. Mr. I'aulin was formerly as sociated with the (In.rm0.ri Manu facturing company of Spokane, and Mr. Marquard Is from Portland. Heads Hoiird of Trade Chicago, Jan. 3. .Joseph P. Grif fin today was elected president of the Chicago board of trade, sue- I eeedlng Leslie F. Cues. Mr. (biles 'left today for Washington in con- Better Than Calomy ic Peace Path Paved. Constantinople, Jun. 3. Inti mation has been given the Turkish : neclion with the fight against Sen government that Great Britain is ator Caliper's bill SiiOI. wh-i' are willing to deal with the Turkish nationalists, headed by Mustapha Kemal Pasha, through the Con stantinople government, according to reports in official circles hK.ro. of trade. Thousand! Have IMseoverrs I Od wards' Olive Tablets are M Harmless Substitute S Dr. Edwards' olive Tablet! gulatinf boards . the BUbstitute for e.ilom.-l-ssB mini out. sure lawitive, and eneel on the liver Is aim The tax lew at Caoullle for the , stantaneous These little olive eominc year will be 72.2 mills and , ol'f1 tablets are the resuli of at Marshfleld fill. 2 mills. j Edwards determination not treat liver and bowel coinpll wnh calomel. I be pleasant little tublets Ihe good that calomel does, have no bad after effects. Tl don't injure the teeth like stra liquids or calomel. They take hi of the trouble and quickly corrl it. Why cure the liver at the pense of the teeth? Calomel tunes plays havoc with tbe "us So do strong liquids. it is not to i.tke calomel. Let Dr. ,s vmve lauieis ins..' ua piH neiiwiicnes, dimness ana IS Inzv fef'ling come from eonatij tion and a disordered liver. Ta Dr. Edwards' Olive Tilblcu wW you feel "logy" and "heavy." "clear' clouded braip and up the spirits. 15c and 30c. (M ll'lie nurse, from Ihe .. trained lord'and Gilbert Loy t)f up. o. A. Since be,- parents moved I' . Miss Alwiil V"1I Of the Wll- tndependence several years li inette university. Miss m rtarv SgO she has in. id,, her . home with I Reynolds, OarOl and Luells Keyn her sister, Mrs. Prank Kelly. olds. CyrlH Reynolds ,,f the Inde- """"K " unci "I isia, when ; pend. nee high School; Guv l-r.ith- nrn was a student ,,r thtlrr of ths Rlll.on.Whlt. ,,. 11 A i I Iw, ,.1,1. i.i ...i. . . tS In Munition! Ii ibis week ....Um- .,, ' ,. ' " ,," v , ,nsi,-, who Have bee,, aktter Me farming interests h " 77" .f """" ' thl. vl ,i"i' ' hi ., football gam. His spending the holiday vacation - . , : " '"" - w.ih th lr d ,11 left Independence Items ' ,' ' : 1 ' Mis, ibieb,;.e,n : ' thovt ta nnam Mr dlent I'lved 1 ., , , . , , ' .( courses ,r study. Miss Thetms Moe Is visiting rel- .liH.. ;.. .... . '. .. , ......... . ...... . ' ,-" ", .... l ,1 ! ! : npre c -i a '" lv .level.,, i ,be .a,-,iagc e, . ''' '"" ''"'' " :m" 1 U. in.e.es.e.i ' " ' Reynolds M ' "' ' "' ln'' '""'"' Mr. Fre-neh Is .n...rf ... , !''leurnl d their Stlh wedding vunx, I Or tile .1st l.u ,er,.,.l,.i . n ,'nr.i.i ,1i,..l ,. l.li; ,11 .1 I, ,'11,11,,., I , . . , I ... ..... "... f 'tUlllll wglneers- coil, pan v, and '.i,.u wees a. tneir eoun served overseas during the world 5 '"' "''" Ruepa Vista Indopew, and Mis K c Kiok r.on, Hi, a, S, ,- .;. "i'O'Ui "'il Iw ea mar all left ,-ester- nam Ore , ,l,i RUlrldge .hiss iirighiinan ..s employed I and was totalled to administer to: the suffrrliwr stiideut. The,,- was Fall On Slippery- Pavement Results In Hip Fracture InOeuendence. Ore- .Ian n. Bv n the pavement in iml. inieaee Wednesday forenoon i-: ' lust .0 years of age, fell i the hard surface with such force i he sustained a fracture of hi Mr. Steptoe is a fanner llvln . ear town and has been very active i his age. He finds it In convenient to be confined to his oe.l alter years, of activity. Mr Bteptoes son had made prewar.' in enwst in in, rer.uiar army and was expecting lo leav for th .......... .ve.i i ..is ween, ll ne ean be relieved he will remain to ass. si h;s lather, and it is probable that lie can. lor he had no: signed m w.m me uovernnient i (SB ll W. W. MOORE Jj HOUSE FURNISHER Home of the Vlctrels I rOU GET MORE FOR TOIJ MONEY AT MOORE'S ', ' ill work. lt. . I,, 1, O.illl lie pus ., lrfMl f,w I, i. .. ni ',, Th.- wvaMtng ne. .. . i ,1 .. ,u.,. .. '" -"ol Mrs Kbl i idge re rap. .,, i ,.,., ,, , , . Tv. lIlU'K. .111. early part of Cine May Clear Murder Mystery Police Believe war. They will reside near vYiU.iiwm.i I' I lends from sale'll. .nee and Dallas were ii nee uos Angeles. .Inn. 1. Evidence wnicn oillcials .uil they believed' mn.-ht lead to the arrest of the .1 i .11 tile Dallas I 'ill I.. .I.,,, 1.0 WhII.i Walla. Wash., is rgun Oily. fanwi.' i eu lllon , . i , . A Krumei home in Ihe city a.Kl Mrs M kt are in ihe towa. Reyn. 'rom detectives here ted:.'. these statements followed tha wh". '.appearance at ihe district uttor- ... (. n-vs office of llernar.l Sudow .,1 divorced husband of the ia Ordered ,l!,l Mr aUi.b on bis farm '"""" u"ln haieui, Indenend in .attend- murderer of Mrs. Pas Sudow weallliv r, a lv . .i... 1 , ,. . e ' ........ . - ..,, .. ., u. , ,.i,,s gave m mutilated body was found in a ' "' r nonie r.n ravine m the Edeudnle section of ' " """""'' exenmg tn.l a verv boa Angeles December 1 2. has been i" I'lll.is UU IM.Mil time wis !,:.l ll ..... im,v..,l ... - .... I,,, ilia . .. . "'" l'",'""k siiiie- "wi. Mr. Mwhbwuw will .. ,i" " .' . " .". "" lunetfons ments rr , 11 "os puree..:., ami wil l 111,' ll.' nlav s.".,n ine. ins ot company u .Mrs. Ken.dds of T onaw, t.uiiilla, l known in b.,s been here for athletic elrcles as "Pobo", is in Ing be, son, I , . . " "."" ieii minraay for i.s in.j woman, for a second and de- '- "" "" "inier. sets ,.-. ... will spend some tailed question Miss Haatl Knight, who is a t lime before returning to ar hossa m. -inw or ir.e racutty ol the . -p- q v j, mm tiMW is nirriM,, f l i (uomy ouo.iect her vacation web her parents, Mr. Hud Mm. Z M U kt Tbe Wfsllac rood which leads from the Hnlrrn Lincoln road ... .,,. . " '' I Ca' ' ' Top. aim school h-aise has bee.n ' ' ' I An closed hy the county court to all , . . ,r ' .',"S, In h irucka and to any vehn-te . ,:,- n'"'' " Wl lux 10 ,-xt-eas of S-4 cord of card Thai .. ,., , wood. This order uas entered , . , , lr December 30 ind is to remain In HmnttM but N, Year's .U, ..... ,,. "ill f..i . - mid effeel until ftp- ,,.,i, ... ., many of the !,uN;l, 'her order of the court thai h Tlie 1.,11,'i.h aag the uaot- Herman Hawkins and Mauri..- eourt : ik Ihe day i.ff, out the rs- Daltan, two well known sports- a . of he t.usinesH plaeea re- at Dallas, started out sarlv a in f, Mature- ... a .: atur.u- Haturdsv morning exueetine to vt.-.l " Salem's Great SUIT SALE L.M.HUM Care of Yick So Tong Cbiaese Medicine and Vs Co. lias medicine which win I cure any known dleeus Open Sundays from 10 a.! until 8 p. m. 16 3 South y ah Stre Salem, Oregon, fhoof Mil ley rh eei to rei att "lui I ih Dignit of Ocmrta To Be Increased tlonal KUald buy, Its bide dire. of New Governor c X. MH Jan. 3 In the in. -:.t Inaagurml ad,lee , ever da 'vered hy a jrov, rnor of Xew Mex- M. lit C. Meehet.l. ;o'd lb K0.i.e today that the most Import 's mi tare the n, W state ad- irati -n is irie prac-o-e of rigid in ail da gat taunts of gar rnr.-.ent '"I'KN.Il. WANT ADS PAY Our entire stock of Men's and Boys' suits on sale at redicuiously Come and select They will Low Prices. that suit now. lower as' these prices rock bottom. go no are at JOR LONG MSTANC1 AUTO TRUCKING. Willamette Valley Transfei Co. PHONE 1400 TTJB ALSO DO LOCAL HAULING PRINTING A satisfied customer return Rowland Ptg. C Phono lilt, over Patton BS M Trunks, Bags, Suj Cases Music Foils and Brief Caseil Hamilton's 340 COURT STREET auctioneer" g. satterlee it! I ,ni na 1 HU U he in- a Wo ftga eole ere. k i tti.- Wilia: '. but hs,l sone only ,t. ter of a mile when Ihe d oxer In a racing .a Worm ConsolidatioTi hunt. Mr. Btlsg mii tunate this taken in thi' n niit." the super-n.-i:. which opened at the BttgW thonter last nigh; is he most te,iutiful and :!ar production ever ':- d. The scenes, par iMMarty in the harem of -e Manur. make on gasp. sorgeous are they. The ft, headed by Otis Skin ler is an excellent one. Mr. araeter Call at Thone 1177 lot Ferry Street Salem, i.nniin.u For Bar g ab of all kinds, such s ft Iture. stoves, ranges, chmery, of all kinds se t Capitol Junk & Bar; . House 215 Center. Phone