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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
DEED TO CONVENTION
HALL RE TURNED BY 0 N j
Trustees of University. In Session
Here Decide TO Submit An.
other Proposition to City;
School 20 Continue Here

The trustees ~ tho Maihodls,
University held their annual NEE,
ms here Yesterday. aud a. resu.,
u .'.a, ~, 2 y ,aus,d ss,0dl'gSl6p SaNa ainalf
tara haa been thrown ~ tho refusal
~ the secretary and eKreuiiye con
......-a of the boafd of education of
The Neihodlst church with headauar
ien ln NcN YORK
The plan 81 A,iinF Chancellor D. G.
Green for tho advertising campaign
and Tho "ssion % ieis-isis 0as
endorsed and ho MAS authorised le
go ahead with hls program Al ,hs
same time. the executive committee
VITA President " " short of the
trustees took up with the Guthrie
cly commissioners a proposition 10
continue Ina The convention hall pro
periy for another year. rsllou
This morning. y W Green chair
man Of ,he o n q executive com
miiiee. returned 10 fhe mayor ami
riiy commissioners the deed ani
contract delivered ~ ths olil ln con
nociion ~ilh The Gulhre proposition.
adopted ~ The University commits
tlonera on May ~ lasi aud cent a.
View York Tor consideration q fea
days later
n may be- said that The failure of
the creative committee Al New
York 10 endorse fho PLAZA - the rni
tersliy commissioners 20 locate hero
raf due fo the advice " tho attorney
~ ihe hoard there that the contract
accompanying tho deed a. made BY
ihr city ~ GUITARS. cast a cloud on
ihe TILE and ~as therefore unde.
slrabie a. a Conveyance ~ property
20 BE- usod ss security ia building
up endowment funds No statement
~ recommendation was made p
Nos Y0rk With reference 10 pcrma-
nenf location ~ o n a.. tho only con
alteration being ~ ne deed and con
frafi Looaflon a how aKAin in ih=
hands OF ths rrissrsiiy commission
The proposition submitted 10 the
Gsihri. siiy eommls lsonsfs all b.
considered and answer made very
sosn Ncan~hile. iha rnissrsify Is
setting IN motion active plans fof
GOOD session berinniuT IN sspism
ter nrrt anf large siadsrf aitsn
dance j. looked for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
PRO HUN CAUGHT WITH
HIGH POWER DEVICE

Pittsburgh "a Jane - A hish
power aifmu and mechanical arson
device designed 10 destroy huildinss .
without leaving a trace wefs found ~
department Of justice agents today In
the effects o. Ferandu Roberto -
uar,io lualaicke. German allen enc
my. arrested last night on charges ~
falling 90 register
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
stfses .o~ LOOKING
TOWARDS ryssis

f.o.ssn guns = -T.s ceruar ros-
srr-.@-. sccortz-f f1 Ge-uls1 rerf-
azre-z. 4. tzslnF s-esa-stor1 sess-rss
-trs 49, - lnterrsrfior r Essfit
nv.a sa~ra.rA - ~ Erdhz1zs Tee
x-z,s o1nsary tsssy f-pn zurtch
rrse- ns pz-- :; 10 s,s,s<. roo7>
N - -srf . res-ors o-1s-. ssfisf-l
~ Mzriu1tsr truo.F
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
B0YNToN HAS FIRE.
LOSS is GREAT

NaskoTes June 2s-sesen huAi
ings including fhe postoff.re sf
Boynion. twenty miles sect ~ bose
we're destroyed ~ nre early oisf
The nre started 10 q pool ban and
soon spread 20 a4.alnIng build uf
Nearly every structure along lhe
business fhoroaKhlare was destroyed
The Ioss j. estimated at So 600
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
ALLEGED MURDRESs
EXPRESSES NO REGRET

Tulsa June - Attorneys for Mrs
fihel Ie~ heh ia county .aa Tor
The sissing uf Mrs Marian Nlekrey.
is-ye3r old giri have started habc.s
e.r--t.- -s-~s...sI- -
aEtA the trial a. held Mrs new. d..
splse her a~'p weeks confinemer'.
has not altered her siatemeaf thar
she has 10 regreis fof kiiiinE isc
gifi and remains nrm In her deciar
81 on that Jury will MOI convict
Der when the circumstance arr
kaoWn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
WAKE IN Snow REclsrps-
non chRo At Q z

sh0e ne yoar registration card +
n ne s4y fho Oklahoma cry poiire
gree yosrr and unknown s'rangers
~ TIE card is no forthcoming ih'
suspetf 10 held Several feserfers
ana craff srA1efs hsse besn grabbsi
In ftls ssy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
DARK HORSE is ELECTED
HEAD or R0TARIANS

Kansas Cily Jane - lotn Pool.
af Washington y & da~s ha. AZ
candidate ie otAs elee' "A ssa iea.
81 the lnterns iensl Asso snr 81
Rotary clubs 81 fhe second ballot
he recesTed ssa votes hl l.s eiec
iion later waN made unanimous ON
moi cn ~ Robinson A Mcdowell Of
Louisville past 0ref glcc president
and one e the oan.liasses for prcst-
dent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29

ih'f Is 'asi a glimpse ~ tho laoo5
Amcuoan ssaniers Al PRAYER ana i,
Cardinal u'connel ~ Roslon ofn.,.t
ine "' mass in Camp Do,cns. Ma.a
Il Vas one 81 he larsem chm.
services ever hela fof drafted A.,
di'rs and - first ilmo a cardinal
mas been 'ntofo such orsaa of
them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
HUNS WILL DISCUSS
PRISONERS EXCHANGE

Wssh.nFinn June 2g-sermany has
accepted fte invitation oi De- Unit
"a States ie send representative %
Berne Switzerland FOR q confeferr,
On August With an American dele
gaflon ou mo general fgs'eei ~ "a
ehangr ard treatment ~ gflserers
- var
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
CITY WATER IMPURE.
BoiL BUroRU USING

Don't dfIni city water untH you
htve boliei t At' sast~ maed
have boiled % A ieai was made b,
~ state hemis' of Guthrie elts ea
ier and aas found 90 be- lmpafe
Rolling however. vii cure ihs lu
pHrfies afl make Il available Tor
drinking and c0okins purposes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
HARVEST HAND DIES
FROM EXCESSIVE HEAT

hafsss, hand ~ tho nams "a
Gutter wAn found dead when NJ
Goodman for whom ha vas shorkir !
wh~at vent "a call him for break
fast Friday morning
Tho man was = harhriof unused
to work Ia the suu and lived a. Enid
Tho remains we're takrn there fpr
burial lie had hrusher living nea~
Crescent Marshall Tribune
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
Guthrie and Logan
County Far Behind
W. S. S. Quota

nar'bef ~ peapie nave eur
erased starsps ssha ss naf sstt
a. shs eoesn yesterday sws ssar
eisdgs carts al these sse eese.
safY 70 make 80 aur auaaa sas
aush persons are r~aueasssi q asil
a. ests af ths efftes 81 Chsrt.s
sesls, a. "a south usisaa
street and sa~iss hlW - ~.
amount ~ their purchases. nat sar
me purpose ~ msklrs ADDITIONAL
suhserip p'loNs. bot thas tnsss .uh
sofiesions already rsaas may be
listed ard cauntsd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
RISSEL UNIT, RED
CROSS. is BUSY ONE

Rissel Red Cross ault met ~tfh
Mr. r Powell Thursday. June ~
There were twenty-five ladies pre-
eui With four neW MEMBER The
uork consisted o. making 81 triangle
handares and i2 qarts of cioih made
into tape ard rolled
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
erf-ts- TAKE shsy
peIso.Ees q. PAD

Ionoea. Jane - IA the.r ssocess 2
ssi attacs O. F1snters easf - Nierr-
wsos yesterday 80 Britlsh 'ess more
fhzr - s~.srners fte a. offiCf an
r1.1-c-d fotzT Tse German fisit
rsrs = at1-ior - - ustAtns gsrs
a.< tr~-ch MAR fstan zl-c. uere
car<a--< i- tkis sttstk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29

Dr Rooerf X Wade q Coyis. 2 T
Be1fier ~ csshInz snf y Naaisf
and o 4 swaim af Coiarbfa acre
visitors A. ois Feilo~ headquarters
yesterday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
ALLIES DRIVE HUNS
BACK IN NIGHT ATTACK
GERMANY ALSO. Is PREPAR.
ING TO INTERVENE IN RUS.
STA BRITISH TAKE MANY
PRISONERS IN LOCAL RAIDS
IN FLANDERS
sulleris

"ssnireser. Jure 2s-rhe ffrss
American iroeps lsreee n italy yea
'erosy, Ger. March. ehlts q star
saneoncec seoss These ere rot tire
fS~Se sert ss Gee. pershsne. o., oor
sis'so 81 sn'u sssppec for shs coon-
ts.
ssfseyfra tHs entire Battle fro~t
Ger ssrcn SAC sAe ssiuattor covl~ e<
extremely favorable 70 Ire zil,es s%e
~esis -ssse ne eor-r,re, on tire lnc.
es'sSrt q ar impending German At.
;se.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
pGasriso's Nj. rtKt
lOa PRIsohHRs TODAY

waahiteion June - Tho csp'ur
tf ses German prisoners anf fhe De-
sfrufiian - fhr.e German alrpianes
~ American aFiafors nas reported ~
General rershinr today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
WILL CLOSE EAST SIDE
FIRE STATION JULY

Effcc'ire July J. ire station 40
Easi Guthrie ull b. closed until
further orders Geo NeSregor. CON
missioner q putilc 8tlli -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
pRUsIorsr vrroGs y. o.
APPROXIMATION all

Wash Jane ~ President
wilson today vetoed fhs posiefflos
appropriation biil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29

be all pin the
A
and make
Al call
Every b
10
all Q
vii Be xfho
Commit -~--..- pIls,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
DAYS or D0lsH[v|k
ARE At An Ek...::..'::'..
Goa sho
ONLY ALLIED DEMoCRACu
CAN SAVE RUSSIA rRo..
ppusarAutam u.,rv s.a wiiA
q aAx
BEING EXTENDED WIT
AIM or ENsLAviN0 RUlsa ss6s
SIAN PEOPLE ,snsvep
sssuoI
nv ssRaAs ssssrsls.


wh~ H"'urana Manaey "a America
tee tive month, ~ nssala
NEw YORK. lane - ~eat Oh sse
iiuasia 90 .-e lhs .resass at af
fvealatlou aaa saw ihs effeet. ~ . sarss.
GREAT betrayal ~hleh made Ras.la
Victim ~ rfas-lan imperialism ils ~'te
Suffered Hassls ~ ~aY ~ Eqnia -. -
Nhen that eauuiff vas tafn W a.
~ar crossed efh dtfficultg
ffunie ~ ihs Waite Quart. aad "ss.
hssi Guards sa~ what has sta
become another ylstim of faps oss-
imperialism ssisa.
un 'hs ~af "a Fiulaad leafned n" ~
'hs allied Amha.sstors had lsft "a
80 - sh... @.~-.i.-s s-.s-s...-~ ss-
nv ml.alon waa 20 study fha nolaae Ossf.
vims rule and experiment a. elp
fsass 40 erucee'lsd aes7fe ihs q lsisass.
siaele. saa ms hangers
sioYed Ia wiborx aeyurai days rotate
asseualn tha fs,i r~ason shy tha asld ess-
LED Ambassador hat iefi rutfuxrs shred.
'onfllstina rspoita eoaeesniaa m
~h~reaboaia reached Finland whe-
Realised that glsa Gsrmaas ~erv asa Mrs
mafshlns 90 reirasfad started 3. knl~H.
The uaa,lan capital ns1i,l
Last summsf I eas 10 reirugri
duarins the kesonaky rsslms I -
The sliy crave and aaY. the peoplv a .ofI Z
lsielnE ani hopsfsl thsea shocked ..sA
ne Jui, rioi. ~h~n tsnln ani rrotastm
follower. attempted co ossrbro~ ~
Provisional Government. wh~a ~
Russian people ~srs ior s~hli- afou
81 70 Indignation asainst 10 nalsa'
VA ~ho soashl io aadsrmlna Raesskiso
alaa ns~ @on liberty fon snf
Nvr foaba Russia pfasticapiii sm-
Transformed ia 70 q German solosa. Sss
ihe people betrayed hamiiiaisi dli~&lss1.
heaflsa-d tie epaniry ai.m.mbsfs stsiss
snsailaf Nusaa ihsn lsAa ihe rv
p bic iso behind
reifosfsd 49, nilsa sta slid. a.
tactic rumors sih fears sad forrbalsv
uias strange isNehas sefe elrea'ais
fr.sly Tho p.opis IN M str~r
iaassd shasilf .ais faced both ~
hunger sna frsn fear bsanted ~ -
hnffors 20 uefnsn insaalen
fh- i.snlu e3stefamsat So raDla -
a.oslaE io Ne.sae fhoaxh the ~
alafIan uss infsfmsi that psae- - -.
been siHnea STA nermauy a. nfes
flfafsA the eammi.sarfrs wwr~ "a
uinx a~aY ffssn pafnsfaa rhs a.
ifamsni officials tni ihsir tsmn
ssrs sYssaaiinx ranle sffiehen
pnoale -efe ~AiAlar riaiaa runal'
s~af from petfssrad a. ffom ~
These $40 eoala scsure p~fniis ~.>>s
lsase NJ cifY sefs looked apoa
snsy ~ fheir ls~s iosfansi~ aelahiss
~ ghronrsi ne iong 'iass sfin -
ins fsr 1efmfs fessaats. ~erkm'
soiaisrs. sailors lao.s has. nsfsh4a
hantsfs dressed - afoistafisns. -
raaniar asaY from retrosraa ss .
ihsf sss't fafked n ifalas. IN sisix
os foaf en- "a amer feaee Aaf Il
i.xaea sih 0sfmaay
rh~ fr~ eppssflon nswsqAr
ih.t ssrs silIi permlted - sp,~ar
49, s-~ names ssrs tlmId coiori-1wXM
sffaIa % pahiish shst al .sf~ e.1~0M Il
sc~nstn-~> a r.x. s,sN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
RUSSIA, BETRAYED |NTt e[RME
HANDS BY LEADERS, IS Al 'kEN|N'

HERMAN BgRSsrErx Noril.s
WRITER AND DIPLOMATIC. =
GIVES IMPRESSIONS oAI,1
Ep IN FIVE MONTHS ST. . Ass
IN RUSSIA roLLowIk~ss -
OVERTHROW or CxAR. 49,
-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29
&'|l'!]|][|

Tsalshs ssd SUNDAY. x~s>rd
e''"dr --ss.j4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-29

fh~ fNM eNHssHN'u 'un aswAtAFD
ih.t ssrs silii permlted - spe~sr
ief 49, names sers timIa. coiofir
sffaIa 10 pabiish shst al .ers -. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL
VALUE OF THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.

There has been much criticism of President Wilson's
trip to Europe Many persons profess to beeve that the
trip was undertaken mainly for Junkeung purposes ano
the notoriety that would attend It,
These views narrow and ascrbes to the president
itteness that no man capable of being credtabe chief
executive of the nation would exhibit IN any clrcuni-
stances In this particular the president being a.
ready wordfaous because of the part he has played
in the war could hope for added distinction or honor
More and more the necessity for his trip abroad i
being recognized The American and European views Oh
war and peace treaties differ from ours just as our
ideas and standards in many other things differ Inc
United States entered the for the maintenance ana
establishment of certain principles throughout the world
ersely stated by the president to make the world safe
for democracy.
Now that the war is we want just and lasting
peace that will be fair even TO the conquered enemy
be consistent and honorable position must be main
tanned and by the world so that our brave boys
who died in battle and camp will not have spilled their
blood nyain.
President Wilson is a great diplomat. He has shown
that from the time he first entered public fe and as gov
ernor Of New Jersey bent bossrdden legislature to ms
own will with no weapon but that of personal persuasion
Time and again congress has followed his instructions
without being dubbed into submission after the Koose
vetan method .,,
Already the correspondents tell that the president
of France and other notabes Of Europe in complete
accord with the Wilson veW and that there IS accuuaI
ing evidence that harmony will prevail around the
peace table If Mr.. Wilson only prevents dlsgrace1u
sqllabbe among the vct0rs over the spos OF war MS
trip will not have been in vain.
It is natural that there should be great receptions
rendered the chief executive of this country and that
there will be pomp and ceremony and display Inc graoe
FIJI neone across the ocean would be previously disap
pointed were these evidences Of honor and affection pro-
hibted as Americans citizens of the youngest OF the
great powers Of the world ought to feel personal
qualification in these pleasant ceremonies Europe Is
seeking to show its regard for our country when honois
our president as no crowned ruler ever honored IN
all the history of the past
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

try says the surrender Of the German high fleet was
pitfu thingand it was Contrast with the action of
the decrepit old Spanish squadron Of Cuba, whose
mander bravey refused to strike his flag but preferred
to his vessels sink with the Spanish ensign still fly
ing The allied commanders expected the German fleet
to make dash for the open when the hour of
tonal collapse came and naval men they dsap
pointed in that an enemy who fights to the last in the face
of hopeless disaster is always respected by his conquerors
The action of the Germans made futile the protest of
Admiral Won Reuter- against the striking of his flag dur
ing the ceremony of the surrender At that time the ad
mral said:
esteem it unustifiable and contrary to information
al CUSTOM he says o order the striking of flags Ger
man ships Moreover in my opinion the order to strike
the flag not in keeping with the idea of chvary be-
tween two honorable opponents"
The protest unheeded because the feeling of a
soldier or sailor who prefers surrender to finish fight
gets scan consideration at the hands of men who dis
appointed in his courage In this there not two
honorable opponents and that is why the German flag
had to come down.
AS Admiral Beatty says, it was pitabe sight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21
THE LARGE MINORITY IN r.--.
LEGISLATURE
(LaGrande Daily Observer.)

(LaGrande Daily Observer
Seymour Jones of Marion county has
been chosen speaker of the next house
of representatives. That is, he has been
so considered by majority of the mem
bers of the house and therefore he will
be speaker He defeated Denton Bur
dick of Eastern Oregon and the whole
legislative bunch from east of the
mountains is left in the minority for
the next session. Sometimes this is fat
al to legislation for strong minority
will clash with the majority until there
is nothing to the session but clash. This
year it is not believed such condition
will follow, even though the minority is
very large and healthy. 1t is thought
that Speaker Jones will show his ap-
probation Of the entire state to a point
where ho will at least give suitable rec
'ognition to the boys from east of the
maintains though they did not suppv.t
him for speaker.
The Evening Observer mentions this
now to impress upon any one who may
have influence with any member of the
next legislature to urge harmony and
single purpose of the body. There is
much to do and the Willamette valley
boys, although in big working ma.
iority, will find that Eastern Oregon
is of some consequence and is of great
help if they will but take off the big
odds in favor of the valley and let the
bunch grass fellows play on an even
break.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21
STOCK RAISING IS ON
INCREASE IN OREGON
Report OF County Assessor
Shows Large Valuation
Increases Also.

When the county assessors made
their assessments of property this year
for taxation there were 1,510,S53 sheep
and goats in the state, which were as
sesed at $l3,460,01 according to re-
ports compiled by the state tax com
mission. This is an increase over last
year, when the number of sheep and
goats reached $1,4l6,112 and were as
sessad at $S,727, JOG.
Hogs assessed this year number 1877,
145, with an assessed value of $1,117,-
6l2, while year ago the total num-
Der was l00,S77, with an assessed value
of $67S,54l.
There were 669,S76 head of cattle
assessed at $21,757,147 this year, as
against 625,O34 assessed at $40, ,266,52
last year.
This year s reports show 1866, 1897
acres of tillable land assessed at $3.50,
41S,16S; 4,24G5l5 acres of timber lands
assessed at $6S,S61,6l7 improvements
on decided lands assessed at $27, ,367
town and city lots assessed at $21S,-
553, 1858; Improvements on town and
city lots, 800, ,S65, ,l34; merchandise and
stocks, 500, ,685; money, notes and
accounts $23.551,549.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21
MARION COUNTY Third
IN TAXES TO Be PAID
AppOrtiOnment Of State Taxes
To Various Counties Made
By Commission.

Marion county stands third in the
list according to the amount of state
taxes to be paid by the various coun-
ties next year. Multnomah comes first,
Umatilla second, Marion third and
Lane fourth.
The apportionment of state taxes to
the various counties was made by the
state tax commission today. Multno-
nah county will pay $1,092, AIS, OF a
little more than SO per cent of the to-
tai. Umatilla county will pay $136,
1880, or a little over four and one
half per cent of the total. Marion
county will pay $l2S,12S.60, or nearly
four and one quarter per cent of the
total.
The total amount of state taxes for
next year is $3,021, ,402, and the por-
tion for various counties are as fol-
lows:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21
RIPPING RHYMES
BysWalt Mason
AT LAST.

So long we sighed for "peace aerth, the kind that
Christmas brings but could not get nckes WORTH be-
cause Of baty kings for four long years they tried the
coats to force their tur down our throats they sprung
their mines and murder boats and other deadly things
"Good will to men, out of date all over sea and land
and in its place we had the hate that bore German
brand the world full of battle smoke of blood and
wounds and maddened folk and forgot to laugh and
iole and kndliness canned Now comes the time OF
peace on EARTH the clouds blown away so let u.s. with
exceeding mirth observe the Christmas Day. for He
whose birth we celebrate has brought us triumph over hate
and humbed kings who once were great and torn them
from their prev Though sorrow grimy plants its stakes,
and fingers for night JOY cometh when the morning
breaks as seers and prophets write this is the morn OF
banpy times the end of tyrans and their crimes so let
1ls make the Christmas chimes ring out worlds delight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21
Salem- jefferson Road
Should Be Improved
Jefferson RapieuA

Salem merchants seem anxious f. oot
q paved road TO Portland and when
they get it they will find much of Their
,riae T wiii be diverted to the metropolis.
Not one of them seems to think the
patronage of this section worth looking
atter, and the road from Jefferson io
oaiem o Is the worst in the country. The
oapltal journal is the only Salem in
s'i'ution that seems to realize that the
south end of the county is entitled "a
some road improvement. Linn couptv
= = aMake TO her interests and will pave
rom ms city to Albany and will get
tne jefferson trade that goes awav
from home; Salem trade win 90 to Port
,and and Salem merchants will lose
both "goin and eomin.,''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

Portland is banquetting and making hero of Col
onel Dsque head of the spruce fa1co in Oregon The
aircraft board was the one around which most of the
scandal pertaining to war operations centered and the
spruce organization in the Northwest was joke among
real umbermen But Colonel Disque made his headquar-
Johnny---and naturally Portland owes him banquet
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

The Red Cross Christmas roll call is falling down in
Oregon The people generally not responding to the
very reasonable call of dollar apiece for the completion
of the work of this great organization. The man.
ayers of the campaign disappointed friend of
humanity is disappointed the response has not been
spontaneous 1t is up the individual conscience
now---have you done your duty? Have you renewed
your membership in the Red Cross and invested one dol
lar in the greatest work for humanity ever undertaken
since the world begun?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

The Journal Job Department
will print you anything in the
stationery lne-do it right and
save you real money.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

The Commercial club will elect officers shortly after
the beginning of the year, and care should be taken
select who will give the proper time and attention to
the work. The coming year should be of real pro-
than before. There are big things ahead for the
Capital City if our people but awake to their oppor
tunities
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

A heavy freshet in the Cowlitz river
this week swept many million feet of
logs and timber past the booms at Kcl-
so.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21
1T WAS A PITIABLE SIGHT.

Admiral Beatty who has just returned to thus % couno
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-21

Lewis county is planning a structure
at Chehalis for soldiers and sailors to
cost $20o0 900.