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VITA MONrKLUAX, rKBKUARY 10, 19$OREGON1CAPITAL JOURNAL.PAGE FOU*Wants Soulmate to Share FortuneSalem. OregonAs Independent Newspaper, PuMtah*4 *v*ry c-raolng *'■T«I«phon« tl; bm IIGEORGE PUTNAM. Editor and PlMtafcifShe Loved AsWhiskers look better off than they do on.Men who argue much are noted for their ignorance.And ao little Lillian Tucker— ao she wax llaled In the court papers filed recently—took the place of Mrs. Ke^aeay's dead a a by. Mrs. Keanedy knew full well che stigma that reeled on her new baby, but she came to lore her as deeply a* if ehe were the Kennedy s own-Recently the Sahletrom girl decided that she wanted to have her baby turned orer to the care of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall, of Babylon. There was no question that the Kennedy*' though In extremely moderate circumstances.gare the baby erery attention andcomfort. But the mother determined that her child could be brought up In better circumstance*.So the New York Church Mission Society, acting for the mother bad the baby and her foster mother brought before Justice Afi-pinail. in Brooklyn, on a writ of babeaa corpusTucker, the alleged father, also was lubpoenaed. When asked by Justice Aapinall whether he way the father of the child, he re-plled:••That was settled in Special Seatons. I way ordered to pay for Its support.You can overlook a lot of faults in a man if hs isn’t lazy.The first concern of a woman renting a house is the number of closeta.Nothing riles a leading lady like seeing her understudy's picture in the paper.When a man has more money than he needs, he is apt to shorten his life with the surplus.Hez Heck Says:Fashion has jist two ideas— cuttin’ dresses very high below and very low above.Here are given the names of the Silks we are show-: ingWlbrCo Goods| Spring Shipments| Have Arrived and are in StockNever in the history of Salem has such awonderful comprehensive and beautifulshowing of Silks been made.Everv new and conceivable shade andcolor combination, shown in the very newest weaves and de- csigued fabrics. Every. . a i.i 1 . iSwlSfliyard is of the veryL'» £ WIvTJ j-Jhi idlest and most de- .VjR* * .a * .la Ipendnble quality, and IM - ^marked on such a low ^ ■agreeably surprise ^every purchaser.pj-laley Dealfiu In Chartuou *Pftltfloy effect* in Crepe lt;id CheuesPlain Canton Crepe Sat on Canton Crepes Crepe de Chene GeorgettesMaHinson's ladeatructlhle Volt ■Malllnson s Pussy WillowsMalltnaon's Sport Skirling .-'.UaMs Hinson *s Indestructible Garget teaMalltn^on'n Here and There Malllnon's Canton CrepesMulllnson’s Plaid Crepe SkirtingsMalllnson'a WhlpoorwlU SUk Skirtings Country Club PongeeChina PougieJapanese Pongee Imported Movie Chine Miguel 'b Sport Silk Skirting Chiffon Taffetas ia black and colorsRadium Silks Messaiiue SllkaSkinner's Lining Salius andDresa Satins Skinner's Taffetas, etc.He turning way TaffetaWins Technical Knockout.Ixs Angeles, C*l., Feb. 10.— Manuel Martlne* of the Lo* Au-gelea Athletic club was aw*rdea »“i hniral knockout over August Got to. IH-pound amateur cham plon of vuithern California, In the mala event of (he Hub's monthlyboxing ahow Iasi night.E«*y sad Ei6.amit*l — Reidti QxidkMan Arrestedi Continued fromOf vkit us* V JFtrt ftnt It*-turn with %•n Ufly. inollUd skin,fay flrak. liukrn Wkpouch** uiulrr th* *y**« *r * csrrwora. sickly-Uoktag 7v. ho had traveled with hliu declared Underwood exactly re»ein bUd the pictures of tin ml.i pub 11-»lied In the Chicago paper*,• u was a woman who did it,Cuter wood kald whan questionedabout ihe murder I know nuth Ins; about II, but II wan Jtllotray that caused IIShy* Parties ‘Wild.’ 'ey. 1 hue* T«yhr. he run tinned *1 have been at his hai»* ai'veral ilmi-' attending partie*Then ho dewrllH*d these part lea. which he declared were wild out**. at which liquor and drug* aero sorveil to I he itucats.Hr -lt;ald be had aeon both Mabel N'ormamt and Mary Mile* Mfnter a! Taylor'* boustf but not at the Mine time.Underwood said he left lam Ang«|e* about Hi oVltrck the night of Wednesday. February I This was ebortly after the hour fixed and for the slaying of Taylor He•aid he went to Snn Hornnrdtno »n a hired autoeoblla and was under the in flue nee of liquorAmong Underwood s effect* was a receipt of the Yorkshire hotel. Lon Angeles, showing that he was a runt there from January 1» until the .Thfh. officer-* her. ».« port. There wa* deo a pawn tick ft for a revolver leaned by the Panny Lcmn company, Lon \n-galea, dated aJnuary 30 Under wporHl i railroad ticket showed heMade of fine quality of Percale and Skirting, in pleas-* :ing stripes and patterns. All sizes. Tomorrow onlyNew ShipmentHie very latest in shape*, all sizes. Colors black, grey, brown, green and drab. Tomorrow onlySpring shipments arriving by expressEveryday ? .ng o* wnu vs «t§U»ui*« tAftUTFnlt|r retreat*** to wry M*V*8gi41 all iwJ argnia*.
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Salem Capital Journal
Salem, Oregon, US
Fri, Feb 10, 1922
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