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The Robesonian., 1918-09-30
PRICE; OF COTTON WILL
NOT BE FIXED NOW

Definite announcement that for the
present the War Industries board will
not attempt to fix the price of cotton
was made in Washington Friday by
Thos. Walter Page, chairman of the
committee named to investigate cot
ton market conditions. The commit
tee will attempt no price fixing until
time has elapsed to study the effect
Of the distribution committee of the
War Industries board. If this distri-
button system works as expected an
arbitrary price on cotton will not be
necessary.
The Robesonian., 1918-09-30

DIR. w. L. Grantham arrived~home
Friday night from Baltimore, Nd,
where he took a 9-months' post-grad-
uate course at Johns Hopkins hospi-
tai. Mrs. Grantham and their daugh-
ter. Wilma, went to the home of DR.
Grantham's father, Mr.. C. p. Gran
than, near Mcdonald.
The Robesonian., 1918-09-30
THE RECORD OF DEATHS.
MIR. Phillip Walters of Barnesville

MIR. Phillip Walters Of Barnesville
Mr. Phillip Walters, an aged citf-
zen of the Barnesville section, died
Yesterday. Deceased had been in i'll
health for several years and his death
was not unexpected.
Infant Daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
H. M. Fillyaw.
Bessie Eugene, aged about seven
months, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
H. M. Fillyaw, died Saturday at l0:3o
a. m. of colitis. Interment was made
at Roseboro yesterday at 2:3O p. m.
FOR sALE-PoTAsH MATERIALS. ACID
Ground Phosphate, mixed goods, Limestone
Marl, Sulphur and other materials, car iots lot
nrompt and deferred shipments. Apply 3Ol
pounds pure pulverized sulphur per acre
with limestone where needed, and double
your wheat crop. Experiments by emnen
station directors show increases in aIercent
ages: Wheat 127, oats 81, potatoes, TO- peas
and beans 3S3, corn 13, tobacco, cotton ant
other crops 20 to so. Tests made her. @
show like results. Kequrementsu uialina a1G sol
Data and photos in my office, or write ma
tional Emergency Food Gardens Commission
Washington. Car lots $50 ton N oags l.
b. works, N. Y. $3.50 frt rate here Sma a.
lots So. 20 hundred express or freight; so.o
ton advance payment except arket 70 change
| and confirmation. Oliver c. Connolly
broker. Cotton Mill Office building: pn per
| ton. N. c. U. S. Department OF Agrlcul
| ture (Fertilizer) License No J-eo9.
The Robesonian., 1918-09-30

MONEY TO LEND ON IMPROVED LAND
good as any can give. Stephen Mcintyre
The Robesonian., 1918-09-30

FoR SALE OR RENT-106 ACRES LAND
miles northwest of Lumberton, 30 acres
ING Apply to C.. C. Webb, Laurinburg
N. c.
The Robesonian., 1918-09-30
EXECUTIONS NOTICE

EXECUIOkS . NOIlCE.
Having qualified as executor OF the estafe .fe
all nersons having claims against said estate
to present them to the undersigned executor
duly authenticated or before the ! day OF
October 1919, this notice VIII nc pleaG
to said estate will please make immediate
payment. ,,-,, 14,. r.
E. j. BRITT, Attorney. 9ooo mon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

cool for hest growth in the Eastern
Georgia anu the Caroln..s at the close
o. the week. and some rainfall in East
crn and Northern 'rc%a-. practically no
precipitation occurred in the cotton
belt during the wees Rainfall was
heavy at a few points in Texas. The
SOIL is becoming dry in much of the
cotton growing areas, but the lack OF
moisture has not Vet proven dctrimcn-
;ai to cotton, except in PORTIONS of
Texas. The weather was Favorable for
CIVILIZATIONS. and the iclds are gen
orally free of grass.
Cotton made good growth, and is
blooming ccly in Okiihoma. and is
fruiting we'll aud in GooG to excellent
condition III Arkansas ard Louisiana.
The plants are craving satisfactorily
in Alabama III Il NJ .SSiSsiEpi. and bolts
arc developing normally in Georgia.
but tho crop is not making rapid
growth in the latter state. II was too
dry for the best results i'll the South
ern portion OF South Cai clina until
near the close Of tho week. but the
rain Of TIE Sth will be vcr: beneficial
in that section. The crop is making
satisfactory progress and is fruitiug
well in Tennessee aud North Clrolina.
Fol Wccvil are doing some damage in
the ccntra! aud southern portions OF
ALBANIA but arc somewhat less active
in mississippi. while only Il few COM
plants Of this pest werr received from
Arkansas"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
REPORTS CAUSE TRADERS
TO SELL. 1T LIVELY RATE
Claims That Government Had Called
Great Sums of Tax Money
Partially Responsible.
suMATRA SHARES ARE WEAK
Poor Report of Earnings Made 10y
iInckawanna Steel Causes L. =.
Steel to Become Weak During
Days Trading
IN nnnNlst. NM.

NEw YORK. Iuly ir--i,'roris thsi the
government had called great sums az tax
money from tho '9Ui,s and thnt ;hc Cor
man oG"ns!N" had I-tu.uy begun. s"ni
Mall street traders ScIlnp stocks az u
lively rate this afternoon aud ,,tused q,
weak closing. Not losses a.. Importance
were recorded n several issues After
the close IL made clear that IN" Of
i"lISiNc in question WIS ono 10y IN" Aus
!ri#ns, lust itUo flare bach after to-,
big whipping AS lo the ,aliin. ol money
ma had been expected The storl m"ri.' [
fcssi"nal game ui bHniuHu's blum.
SnrnHtrs weak ga suit, ~ its divi-
d"na increase. bu; IA" Ou. .u.. sccnG 90 hn
better man The scuinI no Investor ia
tat stock IN General Motors can com
plain at tho market Tor the orportunlty
TO take prontS Is good. Amy long VINO
oycrStays HI, maIkt has but himself To
blame
United States steel was weak in tho
afternoon because i.ackawanna Steel made
what was Regarded as - poor report of
earning. I'll" only reason heard against
c9ntinuance Of IN" pr's"n: dividend RAJ"
on United states steel WAS that il miEht
be regarded as evidence al protic"rinr. -
Is hard TO soc what difference II makes
on tho rrontocrirG side of tn" case whether
the money stays IN the treasury is paid
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

NF.W NDEtN. JulA l.--Innllcd Ordcrs
Of the United states steel Corporation
on June 20 were S.5lS.S66 tons. accord
ing to III CORPORATIONS monthly state
mcnt issued to-day. rs Is AN i'm
crease Of 5Si,"43 tons, compared with
the orders on MAY 81.
An increase in tho seal corporations;
monthly statements has not been
shown since january Il last. when
?tI7.S52 tons OF untitled orders wcrc
ON the books
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
WRIGHT COMPANY Will.
GEE ttG:: MOTOR ORDER

Another direction In which the government
.rst,. It is UNDERSTOOD that the Wright
Company viii within few days recc -
now ORDERS Tor 100 motors for its Bruins
Wick plant and that its Long Island plant
VIII he taken over ana financed nv the
government with at least 2.,Hl more motors
placed On its order books. The entire bust
noS;: VIII bc price agreed on in advance
out; az which at least 70 per cont profits
VII "scruC This means Gross OF at
least SlJ.NJ.Joo month with net profits
oi near 5" shars .or tho common sto"I..
This Is possible bccaCsc the company has
actual cash 81 government Warrants on
hand equal 10 gar OF the preferred Stocll
ana Is expected 10 rrtir" that lsS;!C Most
of the preferred stock mas been purchased
2 In tho market and the rvtirsnont
can be accomplished am average OF
about -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
COOL NIGHTS RETARD
GROWTH OF COTTON
ltainfall in Georgia.. CIroIinns md
Texas Proves BrncHcin
TO the Crop.

WASIl1NCTDN. July lo--Cool night.
in tho Eastern portion of the cotton
belt itA"rtcrcd some hat with normal
growth Of cotton during the last week
the national weather aud crop bulletin
announced to-day. The temperatures
"NoraE" was about normal. and the
situation was summarized as a fairly
so"I week FOR cotton. The statement
follows:
The temperature during Tie week
averaged about normal throughout the
cotton bolt. bat the nights were too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
CIilNN&0 I.lNE Sr0Ch MAnxEr

CHICAGO. luly lo.-IIoSs: rcrcipts si7 90.
~ nmlN OF sales. SIC $50 slI;5: butcher
: i.H >iIii; rough. sij,GyG, Sit -: piss
Iattl": receipts. 700: best atcors. steady
!" strong; Others and butcher stock strong
10 ,hlrhrr; calves. "irat: To strong
H,e'r' rc"cipts. t,Cy, lambs. strong ;n
n.hhcr' best natives, $1,000: no range lambs
mere. Shccp mostly STEADY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS..
DIP GtlIArnS

NEW YORK. .Iulv I9-Cot;on goods and
yarn markets. to-day were StiI uuic,. al.
thnuGh demand for mcrchandise l. stromg
Mcrc h"ntI, await further "details Of price
ming. Sims were quiet and hu.lap;, steady
Mn0ien i:NolA wore vow uMLci
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

NIX LIVE STOCK MARKET

.,NF;W IDNN. July 10 Roevcs. stccrs.
:, ~ g S'>n bulls. $ oGtr $500. cows s5'm
$1,000; culls. 81. 500 iiaHi 49,
Sh%rp ;nd lambs. steady: sheep tewcS,.
49," >1vl: cuils. $Gf $500; lambs. $1,000.
i;;SS',v liNSS iirm; heavy To light Si7Glgi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
I'D. WANTS
TIMES DlSP ATCH
CL.hSsoit 1 LID ADVERTISING
St1nuarui.GC ana luueAsu Tor tJu,ck

ttcltrcnCe.
.Vt tine sunday
81 I:ne DAILY
siC Il ilhe log Is consecutive InScrtlpnn
80 me Tor consecutive INSERTIONS
Si.1o Iinc Tor ~ COZ 5cGutiSe
MihIiIuin VI = Ines allowed.
Minimum charge ~ vents
Iouht Morus 10 tue nne and IA Iue, to
the inch. - 1850 ~
Az aver ,iseinents received up to 10 T. 81
=. al Saturdays he day before put
tatint, VIII receive proper CLASSIFICATION.
Hustt'iac:itGntS received mat uour
MN u. placed in the TOO Late " Ciaas-
lily column.
TELEPHONE
'iiHpuohS your Want Ads. TO The Times
olspitch. randolph /. when you iiuu II
more conr. nient To do anu tney Will
oc taken At viiiLe
,SCBSTATlONS FOR I'D WANTS.
iii!ivs- Disiatcn branch Oiices main
aheu IN practically every Drug store
Nv lily tot the convenience of The public.
naht Aus are accepted Uy them 1T rrsu.
tai oi!S, rai.S.
SOUTH RICHMOND
-. Branch once Times Dispatch, 1904 Hun
o. ivi.i'iune RaIg !in nau3.
, PETERSBURG.
. Times Dispatch Branch All North Second
street: Phone PetcrsbUrG 22b.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
NNlr TNEN rr1,i>l.Cr M,nE.-r

Ge"m,riinEal >66.': nnc granuiatod. $50
fhu' t'r. urn: cheese. iirm Coffee s,,ot
steady; Riu *. 81: San,ow g. IIt ''''
,so "tinmS,od OIL was nnouo,cd. Tenders IT
10 barrels were made on Itiy contracts
iT!nc crude. Sl..5D; prime summer yellow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

. .NN'''' jury il.-SuhnOrmSl
lures ihroUgho,; INC rnrn ~, N.I'pesta-
offset IN the corn ,nurI,n; '''y, ,ihah
'sh igiucnccS OF ihc ruvcrn,n.'S ~. pSar
port Largely as . r~s,I, IL .ii1pp re-
Min IhE n.i iSa'tsS (, was e 70 - net higher
"Et sI"I.. oats lost ~ to SO rrnv'. :
.ohs closed unchanged 10 zoe ,iown
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
BOND LIST

Ansioi French Js.... ................ 81.
-N'.'n'h; coast LIN" 1T Is ,hIab ......... =
=. = L.. CIV. Is baltimore thidt...... Il
a, G Ii and y col. Is ,h!dt ......... 7jia
SShcsapeaKc and ohio cv N2s............ a..
chesapeake aud Ohio cv Js............... 81
tihEESlt ana Myers Tob 5>............-.... 81.
i't' ~
Mercantile Marine .............. a.
Sn board Air Line n i,...... ............,, 49,,
Scaboard Air Line adj Observation-Disclosures. II;
SSouthern Raiiw"y is.....,.,. .............. G"i3
jSouthern k"ilway Is to.d( ;:........... y.
- . !tcs!*t.icu -. 1851 tnid) ........... 3,ia
Y. : Registered =, 1918 tu!GD ............ 50.
y $ Registered q" 1928 ,biL) ............ lai
=. 5. Liberty 81: ACCOMPLISHMENTS. ald2
- > ihbcrtN 1t ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ?iOi
= = LIBERTY eni Observation-Disclosures. ~ 10
y. > Liberty ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. . %
- s''cel 3. l. "~.s.r.-t. ...-......s...- -
~ br"wM bFns ciis ~ Na.l th.dp los
Na.-tar Chemical 60. - (btGD ......... 9G
VI tNr. 'Acini,AI rnM'- IS lniNl -...... 20
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
HOTELS And RESORTS
ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia near beach cauac,,y eon
irrse , strictly modern hotel after ex.
tcnS:N altcratonS. improvements and rnfur
nishing. Private baths. running watcr in
rooms elevator. etc. Notable table whi;n
service. Offers special early season rairs
SIS 80 up daily. special weekly. Is"oIIlct' 60"
w. l.. SHAW
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
ICE SHARES
ARE PKACTlCNILI CORNEREIl

- American leo is to DC an interesting fra =
I ture of the market IN the near future a-
there VIII probably l." 4 iiSEt for control
because OF dissatisfaction with the di.l-
uend policy OF the prvscn; IoanaEencut.
y pool has acquired - LrP1t bturiS of tn"
common and is PREPARED t" make certain
ucWa ms 4 the nest meeting OF stock
holders. Earnings runuia.s large. IN"
common has been bVUEht H. AVID prac l.
cHllS CCrn"rCu psCauS" tho urCfcrrci l.. "a
noncumulaiiN" u ptr cont issue and II. IT
Ec;s its fun pcr cent this wear the COM
mon VIII he in lin. for ~. ymcnts IL tho
management H. changed
The coming German offensive Is the para O.
mount feature OF the market situation.
That oncisiv" is expected 10 be ia fun
swing next week
NEW YORK. JuN n-Mcrcautuc paper.
, ryrba ana SN months; & pHr g%nt SisrlinE
rial siXty-day bills on banks, Si72 com.
in,rc!dl s.Xtr-GHy b!iIS. SiI"t: demand
siT33>. Cables. $i1GT-lc, Iihr silver. @$5s
N.Ni"an dollars. a.
Time money. ninety DAYS r.. I,s: six
months. 8 per cent bid. cal money strong .
ruling rate. per cent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11

FlNE-PASSENGEE G-CyIindcr touring car
- in good condition at reasonable price
tan he seen after . I. NJ. 1907 North Ayc-
nuc. relcnhonc Randolph .eil-J
PCol usc'l cars cheap. Newly paintcl
Naehlcr Motor % Eyland and Broad
If You want 10 sell or buy used automobiles
see owens Motor Co. distributors Quail
trucks. Little Giant heavy duty Caller
lEht duty, l6:; West Broad Madison Ir3i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York
Stock.
Sales.

1900 Allis- Chalmers .......
.AlliS- Cha liners. pfd. .
l.lnO Alaska Cold .....
TOO Amer. Beet Sugar, com. :.
2o.I0D American Can
400 American can, prd.
leo Amer. Car and fdry
American Cotton Oil.
$500 Amer. Hide and Lea, pr
American LinSccd Oil.
1890 Amer. hide and Lea. pr
American LinSced Oil.
500 American locomotive
Amer. loco, pfd.
$500 Amer lean Smelling 80.
J.3"u American steel furics.
lou American Sugar
l.'ov Amer. Tel and Tel. Co.
Amer. Tobacco. com.
Amer. Tobacco. pfd
9"" an. Writing Paper, pfd.
900 American Xluc
ZOO Anaconda Copper -.
1000 AlchIson
Atiantic Coast Line.
\. &. |" OF ct. BaIto.)
800 la itimorc aid Ohio.
i,ouu Bethlehem Steel. com.
ouu Boti,ichcin Steel. So pfu
900 ia ldwin locomotive
''-py putic copper and Zinc
-"n central LCa.. com. MAC,
h1n" Canadian Pacific
i"p California Petroleum
~" ChcSapeakc and Ohio.
chicago Grcat Western.
Chi. Great West, pfd
500 chi. Mil. and ST. Paul
loo Chi. X. |. ANA Pac.
-,auV Chi. K. |. and u, 81 pfd
zoo chi. Il. /. and f., 10 pfd
ZOO truciblc Stcc' Cor. com
truciulc Steel. pfd.
500 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and Southern
200 Corn Products, com
GOO DistillcrS
900 Dome ilincs
I'tuo ERIE
-"u Erie. LIST pfd
200 General Motors
100 GENERA Electric
Goodrich. com
500 Great Northern. pfd
900 Great North. Orc CTS
$40" ms. Copper ..
Int"rboro-Cons., com
Cons. pfd
-uO Int. Mcr. Mar. com.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
COTTON MhHIii:rs

NEW YORK, July l0-hn 'ar,v aylyn,Ir,
in the cotton market was checked by tn"
LEGATION Of NOR" favorable weekly
weather Bureau report than expected. and
prices sold of rather sharply IN tile later
trading. December contracts. for instance.
broke from 200 10 -i.it ANA closed -
with the general list closing stead. at a
nct decline OF to = POINTS There wus
"a renewal of yesterdays covering move
mcn' al the start and after uD-nluG steady
at an advance Of 90 a. uoluts, acIive
months sold - 20 81 POINTS net higher
before III" end OF tn first hour Part uf
the huyinE Was attributed 10 ucoilc who
had sold YESTERDAY morning "n tine bearish
Wow of rr!o".nHing 10 th" goods ,raic.
"while there was ais" scattering dormant
. accompanied by "rop complaints from
Texas and probably snrr. Iuyiug on OK
pectstions OF huii!sh weekly report, tn
favorable features -"c"ntiS discussed around
The ring wore mentioned u tho wceLIv rc-
view. but they N"rc not Clluha-is'd Pri"cs
= weakened ana the market wt~ houvy dur.
ing the afternoon. The relatively urul rul-
ing OF ,iu!y and ~. Increased prcnlluuia
over October Wa supposed go reflect mo
presence Of Jomain ms short interest
which Some brokers thought igighi bc ~
considerable W"portous 80 imrroycuica,
vas reported iu Southwestern Weather con
ditions. tho detailed reports showing shgw.
twtnty-lve stations reporting maximun:
cotton eN'h.nec w'i D." closed from u
speCt to the 'afc Mayor Siiichrl cpt.
m f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
PURELY risnSoN,I.

Al AMS-pRoFFIT.-M Wesley + Adams
WHO i now stationed Chester. IA
with rhe Twelfth .Virsinia coast artillcry.
~ July l., 1918. az S:ao o'clock a, M. home
q thc'T friends. Mir. and Mrs Joseph l..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-11
LOST AND FOUND.


4,KEASTriN- Found. Monday. tune - 'ir
tho Travellers building. II gold castpin
VIII lao returned to loser on description,
with tho payment Of this advertisement.
Address l. 81. Times DISPATCH
JtcKEr- Lost. one bluc-serge Jacket. on
Monument Avenue. Reward Mrs ray-
Tor. Colonial Apartmcnt. Boul ilii-I
MONt:Y-i.ost. rcd bii purse, containing
abou; $40. on Richmcmd, Washington High
turn Address George n RcIIinEcr |.
West Eleventh street Atlanta. Ga.
STNAYED from 1905 Cirov" Avenue, one
black ana white setter puppy with tan
mouth Answers to name .'Iieii'' Reward
for return /" H. T. Richeson * Co Eleventh.
aud liank Streets
Sw EATEK Lost yesterday, chiid's blue
sweater, gray collar and cuffs. in jefferson
Park. Reward Phone ia dison Ii72.w
TYPEWElrERS-Th following typnwritcrs
stolen from tho Du Pont Y NJ T. H.
Business School Reward FOR trforma lion
leading to recovery or any OF these ma
l.. {. Smith No Model
1892
:0ll05
iG22iS
lsf3pS
"ot050
.0GtSl
.GlS2S
2hN3Sl
i950Sl
lb9Sl0
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-09
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G a ST ORIA
Dallas Woman Gets
Rich Oregon War Job

On October first, Mrs. Winnie Brad
en-, secretary of the Dallas Commercial
club, secretary of the County Fair
association, secretary of the Polk
County Council of Defense, and assist
ant food administrator for the county,
win enter q larger field and has tend
cred her resignation to the local or
ganization, to become effective on that
date.
Mrs. Braden will go to Portland,
where she has accepted at salary of
$500 per month, the position of direct
or of the department of business econ
omy in connection with the council of
defense, working under the war indus
tries board. There was some hesitancy
on the part Of Mrs. Braden in accept
ing this lucrative position, her present
relations with the interests she so ably
represented being most agreeable to
herself and all concerned, but the OPP
portunity not only offered a larger
field for service at a time when ser
vice is needed but carried with it that
financial betterment, for which mere
than the average aims, and while tine
vacancies will be difficult to fill her
friends throughout the country will
be gratified to learn of her good for
tune and of the good fortune of the or
ganization with which she will be asso-
ciated in war work.-Dallas Observer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-09
Walk Erect AT Eighty

Because q man or woman is old does
not mean that they must walk along
bent over and supported with cane.
A man can be as vigorous and healthy
at eighty as at twenty if he aids the
organs of the body in performing their
functions. All diseases whether of a
malignant or weak character tend to
tear away our vitality. We must coun-
teract disease in its incipient stage If
you would live a happy and useful long
life.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
a 200-year old preparation that is used
all over the world, contains soothing
oils combined with strength giving and
system cleaning herbs. These capsules
are a prescription and have been and
are still being used by physicians in
daily practice. They have proven their
merit in relieving backache, kidney
and bladder complaints and all all
mcnts arising from an excess of uric
acid in the system.
GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules
are sold at all reliable druggists They
are guaranteed to do everything as
claimed or money refunded. Don't be
mislcd by false limitations. Look for
GOLD MEDAL on every box.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-09
State House Notes
. x x X x y x x x 4 X x x

State Highway Commission Num- re-
ceived telegram Saturday from Penny
baker, secretary of the United States
Highways council, stating that highway
work in this state may continue if no
difficulty is experienced in securing ma
terials, but in the meantime to file ap-
plications with the highways council.
This will mean that there will be no
cessation in the road work now under
way, all Of which would have been step
ped September 10th unless the Special
permit had been received. The United
Sattes Highways council recently pass
ed and order that no more road work
can be done without authority of that
council. This order became effective on
September 10th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-09

ton, n. d; Oscar Peterson, Popeioy,
la; Roy Pierce, Corning, Ark; Michael
Quinn, Brooklyn, n. j; Ernie ?. Robin
son, Pioneer, Tenn; Walter o. Sehlat-
ter, TT. Wayne, Ind; William B. Slat-
terry, Luna, n. Y; Paul NJ Spehar, Chas
sell, Mich, Noureddin Z. Steel, Oakland
Cal; Casper Stelmaehowski, Milwaukee,
Wis; Joseph Stokes, Brooklyn, n. Y;
Lee TOunsen, Kennett, No; Edmund
Tyborezyk, Milwaukee, Wis; Robert
Urban, New York; Frederick P. Vim,
son, Gneiss, n. c; Glen G. Wagner,
Richmond, Ind; Morris c. Watson, st.
Louis, Mo; Ulna Whitaker, Caney
Springs, Tenn; Lawrence Thomas
White, Ann ArbOr, Mich. William H.
Whitloek, Bedford, Ind; Percy John
Wieks, Carson City, Mich; Fred Viii
cox, Morley, Mich; Charlie Wright,
Middle Creek, Ky; Nelson Wright, La
porte, Ind; Albert Wutrieh, Beloit, Wis
Nicholas Y. Akovieh, Pullman, Ill.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-09-09
ARTILLERY is Active

London, Sept. 9.-Artillery fighting
on the Arras- Cambria road and at sew
eral other places on the front was re-
ported today by Field Marshal Haig.
ga hostile raiding party was success.
fully repulsed last night north of Ar
leux (between Cambria and Douai.) "
the statement said.
"With the exception of artillery ac.
tivity in different localities, being mu.
tual particularly in the neighborhood Of
the Arras- Cambria road and in the La
Bassee canal and Ypres sectors, there
is nothing further to report"