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Newspaper Page Text4 U0ltH oooeeoeoo oooooooo 0 Member of TUB ABHOCIATRD 0 O I'HEHH. The enljr paper lB Lisa O O rounly carrying A. P. dlapalchee O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO AUB ANlf DAILY DEMOCRAT OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO o O Tonight and Thursday F AlB O O O OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Vol Ot. ALBAKT. UTW CeCttTT. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. AUCUSt n, if No. S3, Home Building to Be Accelerated the Coming Year 1 - y . Acute Bhortaire of Houses la Felt and Steady' Growth of the City leaves Newcomers with Poor Housing Fa-nllitiwi- M Than SO II niiium Short, la Reoort BBawjewBasxa(aBwaaBBeHeBwaaBiBa llixhcr 1'rlccs Than Present Costa for Material and La bor Predicted Lota' Are Lower Than Future Price; Build Now Campaign to He launched in City - Owa Your 0a Hob. Build It How . ore aad "T ,!",,! beard la every part the Albany i .hort at least W d linn and tha houelng probWra U b. liming a real on.. New comer, fnr to the city find it. M?ur auitabl. acon.modatlona.Oood rent hou. ar out of th. queatlon and on. la forced to take moat aoy kind of a placo for .heller. Tha aamo condition exlat all ovr Oregon aad In nearly every etal In tha union. Prices to lorrraa Tho Allied Building InUrriU of Al bany have been carrying a aariea of edvertlsemnile In tho Democrat for tha last two roonlhe, urging people to Uka advantage of tho present op portunlty to build and encouraging renters to own their own homes. This campaign ta conducted along llnea auKKeater by tha U. 8. Department af Lalior. and la begirding to ahow reeulta. Several new houaea have been eUrtcd and othera are contem templaUd. Many people hava plana for build Ing. but are holding off. thinking that If they wait a few months or a year that labor and material will be cheap er. Itut there la nothing- to Indtcata that price will coma down. On tha other hand, pricea are more than like ly to be higher. Cheeper ta Build Now 1-ots are cheaper now than they are likely to be again. Labor la not apt to be had for lese, anditiacertain that It will never go down to the level that waa paid before the war. Lum ber haa taken several Jumpa and will .advance atlll further. Other mater ial, that go Into a house .re the m. and there la no relief In alghi. TJU la the opinion of experts ij om the country- It "y "k " cheaper to "Build Now" than to wait. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO S NEW CLASSIFIED OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO h.if"th.c..hforth.con; tract nrlc. of hois. Will give o- H. V. vim. r , - . - FOR 8ALK 1 cre of land 1-4 mile of . . ' ',". n- on war, 1 mile OI eilrai -t ." irood road. SulUlile Tor anywimK. i-t SMf, ner sere. Will conawer rnr with atarUT a. pa" n.jr...- Call a A. Van Nice, Jefferson, Ore., Santiam Cafe. "V?, WANTED To rent, 2 furnished houaekeeping rooma. Muat be mod ern. Adilrca. II. Voll.tedt, care of Patterson Reataurant, Albany, Or. laalft FOR SALE The boat conatructed bungalow in Albany; fireplace, basement, built-in etdeboard, Dutch kitchen, large lot. 2 W. tfth. . Beam Land Co., 133 Lyon St. 1.1a 14 WANTED Experienced non-union hand compoaitors, linotype and monotype operators, preaamen (cyl inder and platen), bookbinder, and ruler., for Portland, Oregon. Per manent poaltlona, good salary, ideal working condition, and climate. Write fully giving piiat rlnce . and .lry earned. P. O. Box IMS, Portland, Oregon. ' FOR SALE Kin 170 acre farm be tween Allwny and Corvallia. Near ly all In cultivation. Fine dwell ing, all .tock, machinery-every - .thing, only 80 per acre. Beam Land r ilia I.von St. 131 IIOUSEKEE1-ER WANTED Fam - ii.. f K No amall children, no heavy work, modem conveniences. Pormanent pine. Plena give ref erences, age anil wngea expected, Phone or write. Homer Spcer, Tan nn Ora. l.lnlfi FOR SALE A few choice reglatorcd Hhropah'e Rams. E. II. Holloway, All.anv. Ore. lSalh WANTED Platform cle. weigh to 2fi0 Ilia. Alao amall counter arales. Webater Barclny, 3d and Lyon. a13 FOR SALE Houae and lot 037 Eaat 21 St. Inoilro snme addrea. or phone 704J. 12alS and tha horn owner will have that much mora enjoyment out of bla own property. . A canvaa of tha bank, waa made thia morning and the aentlment In av er Inatltutlon wa. that tha shortage ... . l A la acuta ana mat eometning enouiu be done to relieve the altuatlon..,The new cannery that la being built will employ about 200 hand or nfre, bringing In new famlliea from the ouulde. Other induatriea hero will bring In new reel-lent. New atoret are opening in Albany right along, taking up the available .tore room apace and theae bring la new fan lliea. And there la more than a prob ability that in tha near future a large aawmill will be built in Albany, which will add mora than 2,000 people ta the population of the city. Theae are all f actor, ta be considered. Kent. Going Ua This meana that renta, which are already aarending, will ga even hliMi er. and offer, an excellent reaeon for present renter, who are eetabliahed here to build now and get tha com. fort out of their own homea. It of fer, aa added inducement for ioveat ora ta build renting property. in .pealing or tha aituation thia morning A, C. SrhmitL vica-pmldrpt of the Flint National (pna aaid: no cenamiy ooaa mora aonara in Albany. There la scarcely a day bat ) tnat we tx r.tlll jar . Aouaea --and apartmeata. Albany needs at least W new homea and there ahould be one or two apartment booses bjllt. We need a large number of email and medium-ailed bungalow., not too x- pensive houaea but wetl-buiH land large enough ta accommodate fam- ill-. enn two to seven person. I ran see no reason lor no "" now, for price promise to Become higher rather than to decline." More nomea neeoeo E. I). Cualck, prwident of the J. W. Cueick Co. bank, ald:- "The .hortage of homea in tha city la acute. A large number of moder-ate-aiaed dwellings are needed, both for renting and for permanent home owners. Those holding on in ouuoina bees use they are expecting pricea to coi.ie down are making a mistake, for there 'a nothing to indicate that there will be a fall In the price of building msteriali. and labor will remain aa hiiih a. it is at present. Rent hoiaea Tna ftni federal conviction for prof have rot been nrafitable here In the 1 1. i . Mwirtut from Bing- part, but with the price of rental, j.,,, jjew York, when a retail Kolng up it looka like tha right kind irr0ciT w(1 fined S00 for selling all ot a hour would be a good inveat- iJLr ,t jfc a pound.' nu nt- There ahould be some aort of Over 1,000,000 hen egg knd hun a building and loan association form- dred. of thousand, of tins of canned od to aaai.t those whe ere to build." ' good, and uigar were seised in raid Time Riaa to Build Elmer B. Williamson, vice-president of tha Albany State bank, ia of tha opinion that th time ia rip for th huilding up of the city and that it would be profitable to build now. "There ia a great ahortag of desir able hou.es,' "he save, "and something muat be done to take care of he in creasing population that I. ateadily flowing into Albany. Beside the aatiafuction of owning one'. horn it la goinpto b economy to be a home owner. There see ma to be no reaeon why those who hava planned to build ahcild not do o now, for it seem, that there ia mora Indication of prices ef building material, going higher than in coming down." taoh banker atated that help could bo aoouied by reaponalble people whe need morey to help them with tha conatmction of their homea. There ar building and loan asaociationa, aom having representative, her. who are rellabjcand mak a practice of loaning to thoae who hjiv their :oi ana will build a aubatantial building. Loan Company Needed The queation of forming a loan aa. mciation la tolked of. Pendleton bua ineaamen recently aubarribed a larg fund for th nuriwa of loaning nm. ey to homebuilder and a aucceaaf il building campaign la under way in that city. Enough public spirited peo ple In Albany could ba found who would inveat at a nominal rat of In tercat for tha benefit of the city and be antiaflrd with a rea.onable profit Many cltte. hava .iirh organisation, the only salaried officer being a arc rotary who draw a nominal aalary to take care of what little tim is loat out of hi. regular huainea., Crovrrament Plan. Her The plan, for organising "Own Your Own Home" campaign are her. The Democrat haa received large amount of matter from tha United TV0 ESCAPE FROM PENITENTARY FLAX AUG 8Y LEAPING FROM AUTOMOBILE D. C. Bricheux, Serving Life Tern for Murder, and B. Southwick Make Ea cape Today From Auto BOTH ARE AT LARGE Both Men Had Been in Crim inal Insane Hospital But - Had Recovered; Were Bad Characters . BALEM, Aug. llBy Aaao dated Preafc D. C Bricaeax. acrviag for Ufa for tha murder af K. C Coodwta. prominent atockaaa of Malhea eauatry. ta Itlts aad B B. Booihwlcli. aarv I.. . tsem far cattle larcea a aaaaaU wlt InUat ta WU Chaa. Brown, of ' Wallowa ( county. aaraped from tha etate heaattal.; fUi gaag while brln. Ukea ta a . field aear Tamer ladsy. ' They leaped from the autpoobUe while It waa apaedlng along tha road. They have not been seen .inca. . It la believed Bricboux' al.Ur, wha had been were trying to teeure htl release, aided the escape. An auto mobile waa thought to hava oe waiting for them and to hava picked them up and fled. . Both deapcrate rrjminal. had been In tha Insane hospital aeveral mora hi but had recovered and were about to be sent back to tha penitentiary. Dave Brichoax at one time ran the Savoy Hotel at LaGrande. Later waa a bookkeeper at Baker. .m. Yorkshire Miners, to Work . LONDON, Aug. IS. A. P-The coal minora of Yorkshire, where over 200,000 have been atrildiur ainec July 21, hare condescended to return to work. . . - FIRST CONVICTION FOR PROFITEERING New York Grocer Fined for, Overcharging on Sugar ,- i WASHINGTON, Aug. IS. A. P. wholeaale food wa plants at warehouaee and cold to rag Florida. Jackaonville, NAVAL SECRETARY , OFF FOR HAWAn t.n.f ANGELES. Aug. IS. A. P. Q..t!- of the Navv joaephu. Dan I.U lft for Honolulu vooay u battlcahlp New York, accompanied by four destroyerar vlMnmtl Rrev la Ambassador IlNDON. Aug. 13. A. P-Vi- .nnt firee. former Britiah aeeratary of fnraim affairs, haa agreed to rap- ! reaent th Britiah. jrovrnmnt at Wathington pending tha appomtment of a permanent ambaasadot. SUtea department of labor, ttilldlng campaign committee, and I tha dwei ii -i... KniunJ b tha United liiiK. ' r--"! j i . t State. Hojsing corporation, whicn were uaed at Waahington during th war. Theae will be turned over to a committee and will ba uaed for th I.. it r the nubile. Local' archl- tecU and buildera ar alo ready and willing to assist thoaa who dealr to build. . Ta Orranlie Campaign a muiliii will be called in a few daye to take op th organisation of an "Own Your Own Home" campaign and active work will be don in .ow ing the hou. hortag problem In The Democrat will be pleaaefl to direct prospective builder, to the thing, they want, ana any real eawie man, dealer, banker or contractor will gladly give what Information and help that la at their diapoeal. "Build Now," la the alogan. If you dont own a home of your own, buy on or build one. ELKS SPECIAL ON WAY TO KLAMATH Albany Sends Lawe Dejcga Uon to Annual Gathering- of Order Albany Elkdom waa out an masse today to wttneae tha departure of tha Elks' Special train for the annual con vention at 1 Kama In Falls. Tha train waa an hour lata, arriving at I:SO. The fallowing were among those go lnr from tha local lodge: . Thomas E. Riley, Charles H. Burg Vrat 'Or. Walter Bilyeu, John M. French, Dr. B. R. Wallace, B. i. Heck- or, C. A. Van Uran, Harry Bchloawr, Grant Pirtle Harry U Kurk, John MHJee. Z. H. Rudd and 8. R. Willi. Uf Albany; Letter M. lrtln, 8. 11. K I holt and John L. Ray, of Lebanon; Walter H. Kline, Mayor i. C. Lowe and 'Gene M. Simpson, of Corvallia: Herbert Loonoy of Jefferson; and K W. Nixon and W. L. Wright, of Har riaburg. TEXAS FAMILY MAY LOCATE NEAR HERE A family of womeseekera number ing SO people arrived in the city in three automobile, yesterday and is makinr headauartera in Brvant Park Vyfor a few day. while loVting over the country. The party canaieta of Mr. and Mr. Joha E. Forster and four younger children; their eon, Earl and , wife and child; Mr. and Mr. Jes. forster aad nine children, all of Orhil-1 tree eountv. in tha Panhsiwil. Hi.tHrt of Texas. The party is making a trio over the country in auto, looking for a more proposal to haa ten consideration, desirable home .pot. They are great- But 9n- w Mexico, republiv ly impressed with ti WillsmetU took poeition that precipitate Valley and may locate bore. Mr. For- ." Impossible. ater wants ISO acres of farm and I T, atock land and if he Van find what! w.etr,J'i? Kn. ' ha wanu feela that thia is the place' . WASHISGTON, Aug. 13. It is un for him ideratood th President will reto th , ' ' ' mw for repeal of the daylight aaving BANKERS OF LINN AND " willrn it to congress this BESION COUNTIES CONFER . "t? V,bt 'f il cln . - pasaed over Mr.-Wilsor'i reto. A good representation of the bank-1 : , , . . , . ml.ljAB mJ RMfaiBiwaiHM wmmt I .. ' tOT tight Asked ' today In -tha-Chamber of Commerc' .JTe.,- 'r-PPrp-ro.mTal. th. K..of P. building to dU. iTTZJtt cuaa tnurest rates ana otner special aubjecu relating to th. banking buni. neaiof th. two counties. The namV of these in attendance were not avail- able at press time this afternoon. I CANNERY BUILDING NEARS COMPLETION First Unit Is Nearly Ready and Machinery Is Be ing Installed Th big cannery building of Albany which la being built by the Puyallup A Sumner Fruitgrower. Canning a. - soeiation la taking, on form very rap- Idly tli last few days. A large sup- cial club room., Albany 5tate name ply of machinery is being installed . building Thursday, Aug. H, to dem this week in order to begin canning I onstrat how the government tests berrie. in the next ten or 12 days. I wheat which it purcha.ee through The present building I 204 feet . . :.i 1 long oy m wrae wim nratren ir and uptodato draining aystem and mostly two atoriea high. The room that ia to contain most of tha present 1 machinery Is 144 feet by 96 and ia' now completed, except th. door, and window.. The concrete work haa been buyer purchases wheat on completed by Clen Reynold, a. fore- ytiB 0f th actu.il amount of man. and th woodwork is being push- wheat in the sack. The tta bow . . P F n.m ., Ciief manager, the amount of foreign matter, varhris d by E. E. Clem aa ciiei dH of wheat, the amount of moi.- with a force of first ela. workmen m prmcnt and othtT conditions up who have used 100.000 feet of lumber. on whicn th, pric ia Vaaed. One li uu. In.talliNl hv fimitr mi receive S1.95 - for hi. me macniner, - .. . . . CrV .ne who ' a p. W. Ugston of Spokwie. maater mechanic and has been in other planta. Th msehinerv 1 very compute tvn. Including th followingt one No. 10 cane which cans 80 gallon ran. per minute; one 2 1-f eance. 42 Cn" P" , ' . minuto; and on. No. 2 quartan, per mlnuto, r eane .tnat wii- - minute. .Other macmnvry t . ta. as avKaalwrV grader, 81 cooning ' tank., one IV otter, spinach wash er ilia automatic filling machine.. i, power .pple-peelers, two iryrip .; two neachv rteara hoist.. machine .baker, fining table, on uroer machlneone exhaust box, one n n..hinii and other machine that will ba Installed at a later date. Tk tuIW room with a 125 horse- power boiler already Inatalled 1. In McCole and Miaa Dorothy Thacker, of a aeparate building and will be ready Lebanon, who were reported to have for action in the next few dava. The eloped from Lebanon in MeCole'l Ford company haa .elected a fine alto, easy OUI. McCole I. married and left hi. of aereaa to shipping by boat or by wife and two children In Lebanon. Th train, aa a branch track ia to ba built girl la but 16 year, old and I. a dau aloniralde the plant. Manager Scott rhter of Mr. and Mr. W. T. Thacker. report, business prospect, good thl. If the couple I. caught it i. very like year and a big increased acreage of Iv that proceeding, will ba started .mall frulta in light for next year. COMMITTEE GIVES PROMISE OF EARLY REPORT ON TREATY Stormy Session in Committee Takes Place; Hitchcock Says Early Atrtion Must Be Taken; Fall Opposes H. C. L. FIGHT IS WARM Departments of Commerce and Labor Ask Congress for Nearly $1,000,000 to Help Fight High Costs WASHINGTON, Aag. llA. P. At a atormy eeseioa today- th aenate foreiga relations com mittee agreed to expedite eonsid eratioa ef the peace treaty.- Re readiug of disputed aerticaa aad coasideratioa of possible amead eata will beria tomorrow. . Hitchcock, Nebraska, democratic leader, told the committee that un- there was early action by the committee, an attempt might be made to force a vote .on the treaty in th senate. Senator Lodge, a bitter opponent. ".nd other, are understood to agree to I . WieUTU.u . . . r " T!?' , ',r"tlon "L ' "r" b comm're ,Da " - .FARMERS SHOULD . SEE DEMONSTRATION Government Agents to Show How Grain Is Tested 1 Here Thursday This story should serve aa a re minder to every farmer in Linn eoun- . ty that the federal grain superviaor. will be in. Albany at the old Commer- y,e grain admintetration. TL. J.nnnatrstOn WUl 151 U J , . ,:v:ieire of JJZJiM J,jbu, about the business. But few farmer know how their grain is tested and why they are paid varying price, for . . , fc. .;l,w wnea ana wuiiur 11 - fa M ,2 , bltth,,. ThU wiU , be upajHj ,n y,. Uat demonstrations. ,1. The federal inspector, will bring a imi set oi testing pi win op- n , n ( the neighborhood of $2 bushel for , qnMr eain. This U the state. 1 ment ot a J. John., manager of the Red Crown flour mill, who .Utea that this la a good price for tn majority of tha wheal sold In this aection. LEBANON COUPLE STAGE ELOPEMENT f of foiiet Catlln waa notified c...j.. K. the lookout for Geo. against McCole. CAPITAL CITY IS SHORT OF HOMES Salem, Like Albany, Needs More Houses to Care SALEM, Aug. 13-Vaeant build ings, both residence and business, are . . nMnium in BSiem incev u. with the demand showing a ateady i increase, says tha Salem eorreapona- j ent to the Oregon Journal. Only two room, at all suitable (or atore pur ooaea are available in the business, section at thia time and these are vacant only because they are not' adapUbla to the lines of business which are now demanding attention. Rental residence property is almoat entirely out of the question, with houses selling from under tne rent-, era daily. An increasing demand for 1 acreage and suburban property U re ported by real estate men. SALEM, Aug. 13. A probation pe riod of 30 days' duration has been granted by Insurance Commissioner Barber during which a real estate broker may employ a salesman with out procuring a license aa required by th recently enacted law. The rul ing issued requires that the depart, ment muat be immediately notified by the broker when such a salesman ia empolyed and that upon the termina tion of the 30-day period a license must he applied for or ,the salesman dismissed. A salesman who haa been given the advantage o this proba tionary period cannot enter the em ploy of another broker witho-Jt first making application for a license. - ALBANY MEN ARE AT CONFERENCE Dr. W. H. Lee and Prof. A. M. Williams Attend Meet . ing at Forest Grove ' i-i-.r, President Wallace How T r.f Alhsnv college and Rev. A. M. WUliama'of the Grace Presbyto ri. church left today for Forest Urova where they wiUJiave parte. IP the three-day program of the forest Grove Summer Conference for young people. The conference i. arranged by the department of religious edu tho Presbrterian Board of Pnhiirstion and Sabbath school work, w New Era movement, the hoard of Foreign Missions, the board of Home Mniions and the synoa oi (regon. Daily elasse. and conference pe riod), will be held and lectures by well known talent will be gievn. lr. Lee ill have charge of the Bibli S.udy section. Rev. Mr. Williams will have charge of the teacher training sec tion. Msny other interesting instruc tors and lecturer, are present. As a aide-isBue to the conference Dr. Lee will go to Oregon City Sun day and speak on Christian Educa tion at the morning service of the Presbyterian chirch. In the after noon be will speak at Wood bum on the tame subject. The principal object of the confer ence i. to develop leadership in the present generation, the lack of which waa strongly felt at the beginning of uie war, ana tnis is one means of continuing the work already begun aiong tnat une by the government. PROMINENT TIMBER HOLDERS VISIT ALBANY a allegation ot prominent timber- men chaperoned bv HonR. A. Booth of Eugene registered at the Albany last, night and left for Cascadia at an early hour thia morning on a business trip. This is the second trip made to thia aection of the limber belt by aom of the parties this year. The following were in the crowd: R. A Long, M. B. N on, J. Tennant, and c. a. ax or Kansas Citv and F. S. inaiman ana an. and Mrs. W. King of San Francisco. UTAH COMPANY TO DEVELOP TIMBER EVtoncivp Interests to Be Developed; Railroad to Be Built dtiPTI.AND. Aug. 13. A. P. . thnunand acre. of fir j . k. nrtmn-American Lum. WO,." controlled'by David OEccle. and hi. Utah associate., --...-j .. The tracts cost S2.000, 000 and include the holdings formerly known as the Dubois noiamnn, . ering the adjacent eornera oi tAiuui bia, Clatsop, Tillamook hnd Washing Tn Urm aawmill. will be built, one below Portland on the river, and one In the Interior. The contract ha. been let to the Utah Conatmction Co. to build 31 mile, of railroad, starting at Wilkeaboro. to Veronia, up Rock Creek. It will be a standard railroad and uaed aa a common carrier, with connections into Portland over the United Railways. ROUMANIANS WISH TO HELP ALLIES TO . ., .RESTORE ORDER IN ,. e rt , . r rentier urniiunu najs uniy Thnno-hf In Kpnrlino' Snl. -. " - . dierS to Budapest VV an to Help Suppress Bolshevism nr-tntTPIt j AlVb tiiirriAidi' Ukrainian Army Drives Bol shevik! Ahead; vinmtza Is Abandoned and Anti-Bolshevik Army in Lutsk R1TCHAREST. Aug. 13. By Associated PressPremler Brat lano aaid today the only thought of the Roumanian foveroraeat la ordering its troop to enter Bu charest was to help the allied armies suppreae BoMyviam ,aml restore order there. Rtplie from Rumsnla. PARIS, Auk. 13. Conci'.atory -ies from Rumania reached the mi- preme council here, which was hast- summoned to consider the Hun garum situation. . . ' Reda Lose la Ukraine LONDON. Aug. 13. The citv of Vinnitza in Ukrania. 12 miles south west of Kiev, has been abandoned by the Bolsheviki. according to a Moscow message. -In Volhyma anU-Bolshevik forces occupied the railway center of "", southeast or Ko7eL A Vienna dispatch aava the fort. res of Dubno, in southeastern Vol hynia. was captured from the Bol - hevtsts by the Ukranian army. Aid Sent KoUrh.k' WASHINGTON. ln. n n. American government is rushing ma- ir , i . . v """ to aid Admiral Kolchaks retreating army. Rifle, and ammunition have been ahlpped from San Francisco. Other equipment is going forward, in an effort to stop Bolshevist gain, in Siberia. BOY FROM ALBANY FOUND IN KANSAS Has anybody loat a boy about 10 or 12 year. oldT The local nea t.ro i in receipt of a telegram iru.n ...... C. Else, secretary of the Ken oros at Osborne, Kas.. asking for Inform ation about a bov who claim, to hava come from Albany but wno cannos re member hi. name. - The telerram does not state in cir- nmstanees under which the boy wa. found, nor doea it give a description nf the boy. As far aa known no bo has been missing in' thi section and Chief of Police Catlin does not k-r-w of a case being reported in the last month. From the telegram It Is evi-, dertt that the boy is either not bright or haa suffered accident, for tha ordinary boy of 12 would remember his name and know where he lived. Albany, Oregon, is all that the boy seems to know. Anyone having information regard ing the disappearance oi a cnmi should notify Chief or ronce tatiin or W. V. Merrill. JOHN HABERLY AND, MISS HALL MARRY Miss Pemice Hall and John Haber- ly were married moih y the home of the .V" and Mrs. B. G. Hall at 440 East Fourth street, me cereiu..., - - . i i... th. hrideirroom a rath- eTth. R- Adolph Haberl, of Hoxi?. tr i?Aiirswir.r th ceremony Mr. . Tj..u-wi,f ia.ft fin m Hhort ed- ding trip to Bandon, when) Mr. Hab- erly formerly maue ma hum... . Mrs. Haberly ia a popular and well known young woman of thi city, Imv- ing been employed for several rears in the Esaex & Essex atore and re cently by the J. C. Penney Co. Mr. Haberly attemlea Aioany com- i.w 1914 to 1917, when he enlisted In-the army and waa a member of the emn artillery, serving in France with that organization. He 1. at present em. ployed as an expross messenger' on the S. V. line, making nia noma- in thi. city. Mr. and Mrs. Haberly have purchased a home in this city and will ake up housekeeping upon their re turn. ' "7 Mevlro Expela Foreigner. , EL PASO, Aug. 13-A. - Pv Twenty-one foreiirners Inclu d I n r Americana. Snaniartls, Cubana - and citixen. of the Argentine retnibjie have been expelled from Mexico re- , cently by order of the Carranxa gv emment, newipaner. here My. , Misconduct while in Mexico i. glv en as tha reason.