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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-25
.fk\rlE TOWN
.flELpS
PRESERVE THINGS OF BEAUTY
Citizen Loyal to His Home Town Will
Constitute Himself Guardian of
Other Peoples Property.

People are often Want0nly deStruc-
tive with what costs them nothing.
It's vicious habit that tears out a
plant by the roots VIXEN all that's de-
sired is the flower That's bad enough
I'm the woods where Gods bounty pro-
duces in riotous profusion. But even
there rare specimens are found and
the species may be easily destroyed.
The same barbarity prlcticed near a
mans home is contemplate. For a
passing whim you destroy for your
self and him the thing that gives you
pleasure. You are in meaner class
than the fellow who killed the goose
that laid the golden egg. He was a
fool for destroying what was his own.
You are all he was and more besides,
for you take in addition what does not
belong to you.
The loyal citizen becomes guardian
OF other peoples property. The more
he can encourage his neighbor the
more attractive will his property be-
come and the more beautiful the en-
vfronment in which he will live. And
you will help enjoy it. Without cost
to YOU there will be created COM
rnunity beauty that will uplift hunani-
ty. His lawn and flowers should be-
come dear to you and you should help
him defend them. This Is no whim OF
an enthusiast. It's law that's old as
the decalosue. If you aren't sure
about it take the old book off by your
self and look it up. You may show
your ignorance if you do it in COM
pany. And if such a thing was
recognized law in those distant bar
Fparous days it surely is more so now.
He who deliberately despoils for
passing qualification is not a citizen
worthy of the present century, Penn
sylvania Grit.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-25
OFFICERS MAY DANCE


London, Oct. 3. (By Mail. )-Sir
Francis Lloyd, general officer COM
handing the London district,
graciously though tardily has lifted
the ban on dancing for officers.
The order prohibiting dancing was
issued originally with view to pro-
tecting the young officers home on
leave from those pitfalls which
abound in certain parts Of London.
Under camoufage Of dancing" dens
of vice and infamy are conducted by
those who are out to make good
thing of the young mems spending
propensities.
However, the military authorities
cannot keep thousands of young Of
ficers in leading strings while they
are on leave and in place of the
public dance there sprang up the
entertainment known as a "private"
dance. After careful inquiry and
painstaking efforts to ascertain the
truth, Sir Francis found that worse
went on behind closed doors than
could possibly take place in public
rooms.
So the order is resinded. Officers
on leave may dance in public places
and in clubs.
Many young officers declare them
selves disappointed at the removal of
the ban. Half the fun is gone"
they grumble. The fear of being
raided by military police gave the
pastime the necessary tang Of adven-
ture-but now that they may dance
they don't particularly want to!
The "fiapper" is nightly pleased
about it though.
There was no fun in going to
dances where men were conspicous
by their absence, but now she will
be able to go to dances without hay
ing the chagrin of seeing her partner
grabbed" before the evening is
half through.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-25


are particularly valuable in Winter
when every bit of color in the land
scape is precious. They are valua-
bic moreover in supplying bird food.
A few suggestions as to the use OF
fruit-producing plants are not out OF
place. The ideal American park Is
natural woodland, modified and embel-
lished, or planting that follows hat
ural lines Informal treatment is al.
most universally preferred to formal.
From the standpoint of bird attraction
thfs is fortunate, since clipping shrubs
either prevents or reduces the pro-
ductiOn of fruit and causes the plants
to form such solid and dense sur
faces that they are uninviting to
birds.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-25
Proper Breathing Help to Swimmer

Proper Breathing Help to Swimmers.
Anyone's body will float when the
lungs are filed with air, but as hui
man body is trifle heavier than wa
ter 1t will silk unless buoyed up by
air in the lungs, says Dan Beard in
Boys Life. Consequently If you learn
to breathe so that you blow out your
breath in time to intake new breath
before you sink, it is evident that you
will not sink at all. When breathing
while swimming do not take too many
breaths. but let your mouth serve as
the intake 1t can do it quicker than
your nose because your mouth Is big
ger than your nostrils or nose holes.
Now If any Of you tenderfeet drown
this season it will be your own fault.
Breathe right and you will float.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-25
TREES AND SHRUBS FOR PARK
Those That Produce Colored Fruits
Should Always Be Given Prefer
ence, for Many Reasons.

The guiding principle in park plan
ming should be beauty, but 1t SHOULD
mot be temporary or one-sensonal
beauty. Hence it follows that shrubs
and trees which produce colored fruits,
and retain them for long periods, are
preferable to plants whose chief deco
rative contribution Is a short burst
of bloom. Such shrubs are hand
solner at all times after. lowering and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-25
HERE'S QUICK RELIEF FOR
YOUR TIRED, STRAINED MUSCLES

When your muscles become tired and
swollen and the joints become stiff,
your circulation poor, and your suffer-
ing makes you irritable, an application
of Sloan's Lini ment gives you quick
relief-kills pain, starts up good
circulation, relieves congestion. 1t is
easier and cleaner to use than mussy
plasters or ointments, acts quickly and
does not clog the pores. 1t does, not
stain the skin.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1918-10-25

For sprains, strains, bruises, BLACK
and blue" spots, Sloan's Linilncnt re-
duces the pain and eases the soreness.
Certainly fine for rheumatism, stiff
neck, sciatica, lame back, tcothachc
You don't need to rub-it pcnetrates.
Its use is so universal that you Il
consider Sloan's Liniment a friend Of
the whole family. Generous size bottles
at druggists everywhere.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
lltccS fcn Gftiuercs
1scmlnanSc etbaltcit

ggaIbington 20. m1i. General.
m1ior 2eonaro Moob, Der bes Som.
mahoo8 ieiner Gibiiiom Der &c., ent.
boben itnb fir ben ni6t 6eionOers
tuilnideHgiperten gIolten 6es Som.
mdubeurs bes Deitfideu Geparte.
mentS In gEusfi4t aenonHeu tDur6e
miro iDdbriheiuli9 cine attibere
Dteuftitciluu~ er9alten. gla6 feiner
aouferen8 nit qrditoent @tlion Der.
breitete lid beute ba8 @eriidjt, oaB
er bos aonHaa0o Der 1merifani.
fben Gruppen In Stalieu crb1lten
meroe. G8 erideirt fiber, oaB er
uidt oortbtn geftellt meroen piro,
mo @eio6r bor4oBben mare, o1B eS
8tuiihen ibm un6 General geri9ing
bu 0leitniugsberid TOM.
men f6nute. 2lrutee.Gffi3iere FAC.
ten bettte, baB ggoob oas 9liBfaIlm
6n6urb erregte, baB er eli.
ne peri0nIide glebue itdIiaH'i1ler
Irtbpen drrnHqiert babe, off, r
i5ina befrnat Bu B1ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
lsc1fcitprcbm3eittclt
icllen S0rScriliie
nod, crR0bctt
Inter geacuwartigen ger6dItniiIen
pirh bic gruhnftion nm ~.
100000 lonnen st nieO.
rig feiu.

g36it1oeIp1i1, 20. Wlai i-Gen
Meidfoblen.4 .4rooitsenten aus aILen
Teifeu oe8 2onoee, tpelde bic erIte
Sobresfonbention Der Sectional
Goaf gGIioeiotiou bier beiubten,
piiroe er6ffnet, bob bic gRegierlng
81, 000,00O,000 ousgeben iDir0, nm
bic @iienbo6n.fFoailitdten at crtuei.
tern rn6 oaB frii9er oocr ipdter oie
93roonftfon BON aeniigen0 grennnId.
teridL S1de Der 16r6erer iein fper6e.
8ieie Grfldrrn9 nuroe non q. 81.
6ltrIe1, 8oriiter Der 5diffsbdu6e.
b6rbe, geinaht SurleD be6aupiete,
hob bic 2[r6eitsfdbigfeit Der @ruben
erbo6t tUerben nliiiie uno baB aeufe
beranaebiIbet irer6en miibten, Inn
bic gLdte oerer ein3lnebrnen, BITE
Nm seeresbicnIt beritfen tUer0en.
q. g. Nlorroiu, @ener1Ibireftor
fir gertei(ung rn giiro 6es Sob.
tendmte8, idgte, oaB bic aobteupros
button In bern Sabre 735,000,000
gonnen erreidjGn ntub. uH ben
aricgsanforocrngen oes 9anbes 81
geuiigen uno bdB inter oen 9egen.
mdrtigen 9erbaltniiien bic Qro0uf.
tioH bon @eidfoble i'm 100000
81 nteorla iein tperbe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
Don Girpii5 iibcr
Bel9iens 5ukmnft

sQtniier6auJ %. glai. - Ginem
geri6t Der rGiiiieloorfer glndrid.
ten suiolge foG qomtrdl bon Iir.
pis, Der frH6pre belltife Marine.
niniTter, anfdBlifJ elmer am Conn.
iaQ qe6dftaner gfHibrnde erfldrt ia.
ben, odB q)elaien In pirti6nftlider,
potitiidier un6 militdriiher ge.
8ebHne bon DctltitGI0u6 fontrotliert
iBerben unlB. gf cfildrta beB tDeite.
rcu, D1B meber 8entralcitropdf nod
Der Orient obfr tos n6toIidq On.
rob1 Inn GtdFoe iDdren bic 6eitti4e
93nbuitrie NIT eeriigatb glo6mote.
rinlien 5it bcriorGeh un6 odB
iilr 6iefqn 8tpcd eine
bon nnqefiddTiifer EtranHei freie
Zee bengtiae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
rdnAaiI ucu brillieIrcn
SEieusrn anuenrifieu
an NaIa mnfNtn ss llftluntn at.
iuitt nna il aNlaltn nitIlnd
&dahta aHatfidlltt.

elmfttfbam. go aedi az glom.
bm mHbtn aui 0dBodt Tenib
ioHo pan To dIlierltH allcactu
dHdfln0tiprL pic ede eletliufr Gage
bldii mel0el sac 8araiioHehaubl.
dtottief unb lllttbaibduitr i6ltn
btitbdAiat mnthen len
Sn snnp, a9 @lni SIS lltr,
ioneH. Bic bel Dem gjnariif her britt.
ideu 6icdet ouf a6tn om is, Wlot
art6ti mur6tn, iinN afmdB Der Bel.
tuna Geo 9lountliee In eiHeH itliai.
icrardb btitoitet mor0tn Der Scr.
raipoa0eut Ser 8eitlua brioat oaB
bic. Nciunbner b6u finer Nunif ers
ariFien itn0.
6tu3ctbritcn ilbcr ben britiitbrn
Qafionariif, het ltbtt Aodc mtf
ben qdttib.riittitt iii @elaien lit.
terhnmtnen mitrbe, mir6cu aeitcru
In gc5 gloubeles ber5iirntlidbi Gine
goinbc ficE oui Die mihtiar 1iien.
bnbRitotion tit siafeupntg nnh etne
aroba alnBdbl 0eutidjcr golooten
un0 8intliiten ipur0e getbtet un6
BerlcBt Cos Gje6dllbe Qerirt ourb
bic Grptoiion III Brand lul0 pur0e
ieilpctie 5eritdrt Cine onoere
Boutbe fiel nube Der MlaaB 0iiens
merfe Hic0er uat bradte inter ben
gIrbcitern eine g3amf berbor. Bonn.
ben pnroet atdl In AfritaL alf Die
4ieper WhnitionsDftfe nnb Dos
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dbgelporien, 6ie
BON oen 9cutitbgn foitrollicrt tuer.
oen. Ger onaeridltete 35ta0en tpar
gerilta. Ginc anoere gonbe fiel ouf
cine fabrtf In G6enee Ger qfngriff
bat Der 8eituna gemaB bic Gellt.
ideH b5iItg hbcrraIdlt. Seine Der.
tei6iauna8ftug3citqe ittegcu auf lmo
bic 2lbrebtfouoneu mareH ni6t NIT
glnnition beriebeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29

beutiheu Grtippen 8ufIuht aeIilht
batien, murben boniborotert. ini0
hieIe fnnien uuf oieir MeiIg ums &c.
ben. Sn Dem Sanogeinenge behien-
ten iih Die QEmerifaner boupti6hIih
heB @ntonetts, bos bel ibnen inuer
mebr sur 2iebtinaslpaffe miro.
llebrr ben Muartff Der glmerifa-
ner In Der aiieoroie melOpt ber
striegstorreiponoent Moob. Gin
nmerifoniIhe8Reaiment, meItbes ben.
tc friib belttIte SteIIungen meitttdl
bon Wlontoibier anartff eroberte o1s
Dorf Gattienb, branp BITS In Die
5lpeitc feinoIihe ELECTROMAGNETIC
Dor uno beiette beutIde GtcIluuaen
IN elmer greite bon srpei aiIometer
(t.242 Wctlen); Der qonBe 9orT1II
ipieIte iih innerbolb 15 Wliiniteu
ob. (@in omerifaniides Regiment
beIlebt aus 1852 Mann un0 12b 6i.
fi8ieren).
Gem angriff eing cine getpoItige
nrtiIleriitiidJe 8orbereitilng bor1li8.
Die 9Emertfoner frclBten gliemanos
2ano, cine 6trede bon 600 waeter,
inner6aIb aebn Wlinuten uno erobcr.
ten cine 1etttide Maibiueugetpebr.
iteaurg otlrd etnen Sanoeranater.
angriff.
sgrdn80itide Ganfs, bic 5ni1nmen
NIT Der amerifantiden 3nfnnterie
borgine, aerit0rten oetttibe Malht.
nengepe6r.Refter. Die gflnerifoner
bic Sdiiier I'M Gorfe lln0
idlieBliA aud oas SbloB.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
luincis GentrnI . Suu
ItilrSt Nursb Bride
Hiu ieit aao hislt @rtletlfi Aua
ttianb $40 nai ttm Mtac nadl
fmaha,

qadttrioa, Na, eo wlal glict
MldHmr muthtu deiaifi unb Hul,
ialtn 40 aub so a'GriomB nefilpt.
cthine topoH ltmt dis fiHe polo.
HptIpe ser Altinolt 0rnlfdt gldhn
mA bier aaaacn Mlfd cine Qlfilde
ilhfr Ben Ne1uet Dad bet etlpina.
ton Ut Ser gldut BON hicf ftltraleu
Eit ioeniili3ericr tbitn finh go.
tompiibIiibret aa ~ athtritan nmh
pciarr ". n @oluineunr Tie
0iienbabubcontch rtftdten. bob bic
bcihen oibfrtn aotru Ifiienbabn.
poitttcrts mdreu hoM foHnttn ihre
glauen uidlt IcilBellcit mgr0rn.
ntdiB1iirr lm 9ltabfr.Bad)e bit
hic 9riide laidnp3tlt, Gic qofomo.
iine. Der Noblemnaaelb Bite NoIt.
mo Repddncnrn itiirbttt ontb bic
griidt In td5 ticir g3aiier. Ter 8ila
iilbr nritlitt BON 0bird11 H1dj
Gmdhd nub 6diti bielc 9ldiiogicre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
y. &. Gmcrp crpdlt
t5ewcoiinesfreibe

maI6ington 30. @2at. - Cine
gtodridt aus 5tod9olm, ipetde 6os
Stnotsbepartenleut gciteru erreidte,
beidgte, oaB Senrn s. Gmerb, ber
fritberc goriiter ber Iariffomruii,
iion Der Qerciniaien stanteh aus
Der @efangeuidoit entIdiien ipurbe
uub eg i6m fretitcbt, irgenotpo6itt
In Qeltihlanb 59 geben. SER @merp
ntag tuie aHgcbeittet tbitroe, baIo
bic Grlmi6nis er61lten, Getltidtano
5n berIaner. Gr tDurbe bon ben
gefulgen gcuommen, nIs
Lie bic QLaLano8 snieLn beiehten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
Sol6ateuleiden f6unen uidlt 6ier6sr
geIaH6t iDerbeH

MaIbington, %. Wlai. r @epr1.
ientant Dioore bon 4enniDIbanieu
Iaate benz &auic gaiterh odB lin.
ltdnbe, bic altBer aontroIe Der Mill.
idr6eb6roeu ifebeh eg fir ba8
arieqsnmt nn5nl1ffia maAen, oem
gerlangen oer 9erlDaH0ten qefalener
goloaten, bic leiheu ndh ben Ger.
gtadten 5ar qjeitattliHg ida1fen 5it
idTicn itnli3ugebfn. On berlag Elm
gelegrdnm BON General 4eribina.
meldJes beiagte, oab es nnourdfiibr.
6ar leb bic geiden tin Operations.
t6eatef eingtbaiidnisren, nnb eriiidj.
he, 0aB bic Der. Stdaten ben fraud
5er alfiierten 0Hne9Hen bic goten
tn ber gldbe 6es Shladliielbes Bu
btgrabei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
RiAcnb0tber effinof
fteiten Cnftiie1

9ei Der anertfaniideu QrtHee In
5rdnfret1, 20. Uidi Geutn1nt CD.
fodro q. glfdcll5dder bon Dtno9a
uH6 geutnaat gougI1g Campbell
bon California, ba6en eiueh 6ent.
i9en Bipl1n int Nois Be M1fe bet
aiDrai tn Eol1 llbidHitt md6reno
eiue9 Samples nit 9 feinblidlfn
5Itfaerh onBer aontrolle IN bic
1iefe qeiau6t. Die Geutiden Inn.
sirfcfteH bic Amgfifaner nnb ber.
fudten fc binter bic 6attit1en Gi.
Hien hi treiben giifeubader ariff
pl6tll0 etHcu bel 9einbe an unt
mit 9lfe Ganp5eIa Dnrbe berielbe
nbgei4oiien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
t,ettcfbcrit1t,

gilr Omaha uso llmgggeHb ioiDie
ben giaat gle6raeta lIh6eItdnoia
6eutf 4Deub ano Ionnersiag. iDabr.
ideinlid Meequidaaer; tpdrtuer am
Tonnfrstaa.
3iiF s5owa ieaeuldaiief beite
ateRb unD GoHaerkiag; pafger agy
GoHueEAlQg,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
sait $50, 900, 900
fiif 6as tsote lsrem5

Waf6iaafoH, 70 Qlai gis ae.
fern 2lbeHb mafm bte en6giliaeu
8ablga fiir bas grgebaib bef 9io.
Ten gtrei8<qaHpaanp HoA Hidt felt
a9teIft bod uaA ben bis6fr eiH.
gel0uleHeu garidieu III br 800.
100000 9onb nm 14s,s33 .8G7
Eb85edHft Dgrben. ga Bpridjie
Ho4 aasite6fu. qlaubl moH baB hie
0,el1miIaHHe $3.50
DD0, 900 erteidseH giEo.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
Brittltbc 11crluItc -
Ser lcbtcn l11ccbc

Qon6on 20. D}oi.-0ie britifden
9crlitite, bic III 0cm rcgetmdbigeu
Moden Bulletin otigefii6rt iinb, be.
Ioiifeu Itd otf 33,694 Damn Qegen.
ilber 36.677 WinrH III Der bordus.
oeben6en g1ode.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29
Sibuno 6es Sem.
Sfnntss1iomifecs

aintofr, ge6r. 20 Mai SER
Fouls d qnngberit II GlfnDoob,
ylc6r, glOrneer bes benoffattihen
gtdntg 3cntralfodfiiees, Dot bieies
SFouiiiee 8u diner Shung am g.
snnt im Ftnto!H 9otel, Gineoln
fiHbefufen, ittH igorbereitaHaen fir
bic 6eborftc6enbe Mdbl iii trefffn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29

g)aufelt 6eg 5lfnat gldnnqr aepnbIi.
f4hiiten Glubs im glnfoin Hotet
tatf gEebm bielien Glart qietfius
bon durotG. Gerr q. BL &ifion uno
g9 II. Nefferies. aflf gteoen Jan.
beiiea bon Gobatitdi Aerr qerfns
bertfdi ben gtanbpHli, baB bie
Gins. %. GleaH arb
HoB &, NammoHD id eiHiaea ion.
ten, benn befoeE fsfiegsfff0rbe ioate
Le1sm 4atrIoteH aealtaga.
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aransaEIdler gsridlt.

qlans, 29. Dldi 5dmere @e.
denangriIic ber irnn3oiiiGen gtreit.
frdfie 6radiea ben 0ctniarid Der
Ieltifqn aui ben 9oben bon glet.
bilIe.lur QlaraIbeLgergHB, nor6weit.
Iidj bon 5oliIons, uu0 auberen 6as
Ial bes Qqsla bimies be1erri6en0en
gtH966en 5um 6altelt, bod gelaug es
benz 6ein6e. ben 8eble Club II bef
(3eqenb non 9a5ohe8 uHo 5iames
5u hberidfeiteu Ger 6ieBbe5iIgli6e
0eltrige oiiigeae 45mbberidt fdlt.
ia
.,@eIiem a6n6 un0 bette erneu.
efie 1et 6einb, bon Ieinrr inns nlts
HerliA hberteqenen &tratmaAl ge.
6gatd madJeHb, feline anariflq In
ai16lllider Hldiing bon 9oiiions.
aia nnieren iinfen 5ligel ainqen
lBr III eafrailfeF ggeile gum @eQen.
auqaH Abr, bfadien ben beutf6qn
Borm0rid gum balteu uH0 wielen
'lnqriffg gfged unfere Ginie dHf ben
gs5an Del g1aBille glargibdi nn6
qgHB. HoFo0iaid bon SoiiioHs,
laiBe auf ben 96bea BET gatioaue
uH6 aaliHa he bag geele Gat IL.
aeffla)eB ab,
or emDiaHorlit ber 1eitiden
aalf baa Centrum. ba5 letneu gilia,
baan an benz gesle aflB bate.
lelsg muFbe poH oem f5einoe an
a9refa gHafteu iibefidrlttm; aer
aaptabfFa0Hq efioiaie ID tn @es
1ea6 B0ilden DaBo4es uB0 Bi1WeA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-05-29

gan aatonio, 1er0 ~ glai
bliegerfaoett ysm IA GBarw bon
gliHHadtois pifrhf bel eiHGH a6,
liafB bei Can 4HioHie, IeEg ae.
totet.
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Sammirs rrltiirmrn
Oas Surf GantignD
Durptreuseu Sas 900 ,Iteter breite t,crfclS ins
nerpaIb sspm tliiuutcu, beieten Sas Dcrf unt
nebmcn 1872 tlldnn acf0noem
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g9aE6nator 30, a2ai. General
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PRINCIPLES PRINTED m tHr GERMAN
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-11-09
TELEPHONE Rates
CANNOT Be RAISED
ON NOVEMBER IS
Public Service Commissioner
Says. Advertised Advance
Is Illegal.

The proposed increase in telephone
rates in Oregon, filed with the public
service commission by the Pacific Tele-
phone and Telegraph company to be-
come effective November 10, are lille
gal and void and cannot be collected,
according to a statement issued today
by Public Service Commissioner Buch-
tel.
Chairman Miller of the commission
also pointed out that rates of any pub
lie utility in Oregon cannot be increas-
ed over existing rates on January l,
1911, without approval of the commits
sion.
In this instance the telephone com
pany has not songrt the approval of
the commission, but is apparently pro-
ceeding on the theory that the rates
will go into effect regardless of wheth-
er the commission approves.
Commissioner Buchtel says that, af-
ter the commission investigation into
service conditions of the company, he
is not convinced that the company's
troubles are due to financial straights.
He points out that the commission de-
mands good service as a condition for
increases in rates and suggests that
the company might try giving good
service.