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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-06-05

route over the Cascades Go Seattle.
This principle IL contrary to the
whole rate structure Of the country.
Rates from inland centera TO Coast
cities have always been equal. 're'
gardless Of distance or obstacles, n
the commission starts determining
which route hauls one cheapest. "
viii be- forced TO order a lower rate
TO the railroad which operates cheap
or than It's rival.
THE principle OF all rate making
IL illustrated By the tariff which
makes the same rate from Chicago
To san Francisco and Seattle. aitho
this city Is 200 miles nearer Chicago
Equality In rates from inland
centers To Coast cities must be main.
tanned, and II the Interstate Com.
merce commission tries TO base rates
on the cost OF hauling IL win become
involved In a maze II difficulties. :"
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'ACIFIC co. TO
HIRE UNION men
Ongshore Agreement An
bounced at Council Meet

Tho Pacific Steamship company
u hire longshoremen thru The
Mon hail, beginning next Monday.
the result OF action taken by rep
eentatives of the I. l.. A. during
- past week. Il was announced at
csncssiay nights labor council
Betting.
THO company win continue 60 en-
py returned soldiers or sailors, re-
rsiless OF whether they belong 10
ke union or not. In accordance with
rnRment with the workers.
Vats IL the first time In history
Admiral Line has agreed 20 hire
ncticaiiy all men thru the union
was the statement made by
rcy Nav. business agent for the
seekers. Thursday.
There had hcen no trouble between
Admiral Line and the iong~hore-
N. hut difficulty threatened UNI
y the union men and the company
me to an understanding.
The Admiral Line Is the biggest OF
coc~twi~c eornnanic~ calling Mt
nttle. and epcrates four docks
~. Pier A. n. n and the Grand
punk dock are under It's manage
Rnt.
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NEW YORK Jun. t.--The stock mar
hst opened strong tnitsd hfAtes steel
opened Nth 500 shares at %. and zoe
~ fss&. up /. and v Mesirsn Pc.
trelsun. iss. up !. atufebsksr. lis. up
8. csntrsi Leather. t.sfA. sp ~ unitsd
states Rubber. iite. up VI Csucible
Steel t1&, % ~.
unt,.d states steel r.esdsd To ios&
after . htxb a, t.ess. Csntrsi Leather
reesdsd after y high &c f.ef, Marine ~ .
ssdsd IN s7s efssr a high 81 ~. while
rtusehaksr dropped 10 LEX from . high
at iis
Ths market closed strong.
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ruEI. DEALERS MEET

Under the auspices % the Retail
Fuel Dealers association OF tho
Chamber ~ Commerce retail trade
bureau. the Washington State Fuel
Dealers convention opened Thurs
day In the chamber assembly rooms
The convention had luncheon az 2
y. IN In the Butler hotel A theatre
party was scheduled for the evening
The convention ends Friday night
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stalls io7-is,-ies. mild cheese. sic N.
ms soc. guaranteed fresh eggs. csc
dos, stall ~ fresh salmon trout. SIC
N Chinook salmon. asc N stalls lit.
rirloin. soc NJ; boneisss corned beef. CSC
~ stall .. hailbus. 1sc NJ. salmon. sse
NJ s,nii 1902 First ave. home made
ham loaf. skc NJ. home made veal loaf.
soc 10. stall 1911 First ave. schiiiing's
baking powder. toc ~. Golden West
taking powder. zee N. Stall iis suKnr
cured bacon. soc M. good bacon. sse NJ
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LEAK FORCES SHIP
TO RETURN TO PORT

No cause for the leak which forced
the steamer Western knight 10 put
back into port. when she was 800
miles OF Caro Flat,ery. on her way
to the Orient. has been found by the
underwriters. who have gone over
the weasel. All the cargo has been
unioaded.
The ship ~ Tying at lander ~.
terminal. Aitho they say they can
ascertain no cause for the leak.
blame may he placed on some ones
shoulders soon.
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CHICAGO. June t.--Crsln futuess
rslsd loser IN rrics dsrtsg the abort and
fsatersiess session Of the Chicago hoard
% Trade today. Trading YES stepped
on aerount 81 tho RETURN Of Illinois troops
There ~om~ commission hotss trad /.
tnK eartr today. bot the voiumr vas
small Tns essh demand sho~.d u,sls
Improvement overnight and infissnese
the feiurss
Provisions were steady 70 better.
Juir corn. opening np ~. NJ ei.7f.
subsequently, lest No. nsrtsness. un-
changed at tss opening. efssi.. ives 70
lower IN later trading peesmhsr. open
tax late At si.sfS. Oft Ne. remained
unchanged during the session
tuiy oats. down Ne At the opening.
sax. later soia ioves as aAe. H~ptsu-
h~r. ds~n &c. At sssc. tho opening.
later loaf the same fraction additionally (.
December opening late At sssc, off We.
subsequently, sold at skae. Oft We,
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staii 1879 First ave- fresh milk. loo
at; best fresh ranch EGGS. soc dox.; leo
cream. soc at, csc pit stall III, fresh
cottage cheese. 1bc M; cabbage salad
i5c pit Stall ~, saltcd salmon backs, 9
ms. use; fresh red snapper. isc M. for
Soc stalls 3o-32.st. hogs heart. i2bc
10; beef liver. Toe 10. Stall 81. Rogue
fort cheese. t2.5o ~ cottage chccsc. i5c
10, lbs. csc. stalls es-ss, Maxola oil.
ssc s6c. si.2s, ms Golden West coffee.
si.25: large can milk. i2c.
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NEW YORK. June Liberty bond
auotationss avs. tss.ss. up 60: first t'r.
tss.ss. Up lee: second "a. ssA3s. off &C.:
frs; tA's tps.st. up Toe; second sAl.
1910. off ioc. third sA's. tss.ss. up
Sc; fourth sA's $3.50. up &c: Victory
s&s. fss.ss: Victory E's. 500. up ioc.
Victory loan, tar exempt. sold At . new
high record Of tice.;o.
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iam~tts. fer Everett
TAcoNA-Arris~d. June q ~ Pr~si.
esnt. from Seattle. at q ~ - Port
Russell. from Seattle. sailed sehr CO.
tunnhia River. foF HsdneY. y n W. in
tew OF tug Pioneer. at 10 a m 80
roiybius. Tor Newport Sess. Cascade.
for astoria. at rnianiEhil ss.Fort Russell.
for seattle
vrcroniA. n. c--ras.sa. Jaas q, on
isnk steamer cosdslla. for Vancouver.
VANCOUVER. n. c.--Arr.~sa. June q,
~ cofdsiis. fSom Port Han Lais
Wireless. u~psrss
csssaiss ae,.rnme.t
June SIS CITY Of seattle, off Adams
river. scufntsounf. Al p. m.
Jsne SIS Admiral Nicholson. 70 miles
nerth % oasen cnAripsss sound. nefth-
bound. as sac ..
a. y. Naval Commemorative
Jans s--Ra Costa Rice. 20 mile. inside
% unimak pass Al .. IA. .. Senator.
for Nome. see miles from Seattle ss 8
?. m o. Clean. frun Portland TOE nan
Ffanelseo. 81 miles from San rtaneisro
AZ y. m. "a Ernest a. Meyer frou Ran
FrArrisec. for Seattle. 100 miles from
seattle a , M - Admiral Dewey
from seattle. for san rransi.ca' sss mile.
from Hsatus At y M. ftonnetsrre
~ miles from Tatoesh. soufhnound. a, q
o. m.. ~ Hssrren. Oft shsFrtn4hafn paias
At : .. m a. Frank y. hack. from san
Frdro. Tor Essfett. ttt rntfst from Ever
80 AZ m. - Atlas. te~snx ess No.
~ from ttiehuona. FOR a<atsis. sss miles
north Of Eiehmend at .. M
'",sn '"'7 'rFminsi~-ss Hsffron. - An.
yes
r",.1sf" p'efH' F"tt"ff hsru. So
NeIa
"rminef--~ slprft het~
'ynasrsSs. az Ws*saa. 80
- =. ~ OF Heaths-
-, 20 Daeast nsfn
"@n."'" ~ 'sr"in@t-7s fokn, % Wayu-
rrs %n'aes4
FAs'tis t-ssts~@fsaa ~orts-es nosuorth.
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WEsT1.AKE

stall los. sauerkrsut. Toe ct: salmon
bellies. ms csc. Stall 1877. cans Fed.
oral. Tarnaiion or Armours milk. csc:
Guittard's chocolate or cocoa, 3sc 10.
Stall 1sa. 7 pkRn. Lux soap flakes. aic.
bulk currants. 7sc N. stall iaa. home
made head cheese aoc NJ. orange mar
maisde. 3sc N. stall i2s. mid cream
cheese. toc ~. fresh puiiet eggs. etc
doz.; New York sharp cheese, soc N.
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Public Markets


F,sii ~. xr,sssfer~ens milk. lie ut
Etsil ~. hess butter. sse NJ apricot
Jam. sbe N. Sugar and soap stall. Car
nation. Horden's or co-opcrntiv- milk. :
cans 1soi 8 bars Crystal white snap I
Creme OIL. ftos = pigs Crystal White
Flakes. Creme OIL. 1sc. large pkE
sca fnsm. Creme OH. sscs Z rmsii
pkRs Boa Foam. I Creme OIL. fse. Acme
Grocery. basement. large cans to-
fratees. fsc. Japan rice. loo m Red
Seal Grocery. Annex. cans sardines. ssc-
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PIKE PLACE

stall II. . ms. fine cane sugar. ITO.
stall 10. Kristoferson's pure. fresh milk,
ioc at stail ss. extra large shad. s5c
each. black cod. Sc N. Stall ibz5. rcd
snapper. 2 ms. 2sc. ling cod. ms. 25c.
Stall ~. bars Swifts white soap. 2sc;
small pkg Gold Dust. &c. Stall 80, an.
can Shaker salt. 1oc. Stall 30, cider vim
egar. In bulk, &c raj. stall ~. corned
beef, Use n. sirioin stcsk 2so ~
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DRIVER. Colo. June k.---Catsie--Re-
osipts t.eoo head. market strong and Sc
highsr steers. tfi.ko4fss cows q
hsIssrs. ts.so0 1850: ssoehers and feed
srs. tic9fi.7s. calves. sisSo0iK.so
Hogs--it Receipts. eco head. market Toe
lower. Top. sac bulk. tis.so0 1915.
shesp-Rsc~ipts. none.
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VESSEL MOVEMENTS
DEEP SEA VESSELS

eFreru a. y Weather russaui
rkroosH ISLAND. Juns t---s a. M
narumet.f rising clear. wina west. ~
miles hour, PASSED cut A t~e-russs
steamer at so .. m. June t--s y. tn.--
Clear wind vest. is miles an hour.
Passed In. rs Hsffron at $40 .. m.
Iiits a ni.-cisars wind southwest stu
miles an hour Passed Tn A t~o-rnast
steamer at noon. apparently the same
steamer shat passed eut At $50 =, ~.
alte .. ms--~Ciears wtnd west ~ uatiss
an hour - Frank ~. Back will pass IN
about o. m
Arrived as seattle
June y--ss usffron. from sar Frna-
clsce. At . m; - city Of seattle. from
Hcnthes<tera Alaska
June s--ss Yort Rn.s~Ii. FROM Tacoma.
a, $50 .. m. ~ Fulton. from Brftiuh
columhfa parts: .. Prince George. from
prince Rupert. n, G.. via ports. AZ ..
m a. Aib.rt Msiin. from official trial
trip. at $40 p. m.
sailed Frs~ seattle
Tune SIS Alaska. for Southeastern
snd Southwestern Alaska. At 10 a M
- Santa Ana. for southesstsn Alaska.
June SIS Yosssnits. for Port Las'fe~.
~ 1910 .. IN 80 Fort Russell. for Ts-
sorns. at 100 p "a. 80 Primes George.
FOR rstncs nsgsrt. n. G. VIA ports. a,
trial trip. AZ fsro .. m.
Alaska v~~s~I.
vALpEz--s~ii~a June 4. So Admiral
wstsons ~ssshound. at . p. m
osh~v psvss
TAKr--Arrsv~d. May ~ Meteor sehr
CITY Of Portland. from Vancouver. n C..
VIA Point Wells
Observation-Disclosures. May ~. "a Can
sda Naru. from Tacoma. via ports
HAfsBbA--Arrised. June J. A. f.idsns.
FROM Tacoma
NORFOLK June 81 ~ Orb
done aafu. from Seattle. via San Fran
cisco.
BAN FRAwcIsco-Arrivs June q. a.
Admiral schlsy. from San Diego. via San
Pedro: - Redwood. from Port LssdIo~.
Klamath. frvun Seattle. via Everett
- Queen. from seattle sailed No ktam-
attn. fog H~n Pedro
ASTDRfA~-krrivcd June a. 10 Hhtnpo
Msru. from San Francisco. At q. m
GHAys HAKRpR--~fsaiBrd. June a. Mo.
tor schr hull ksron. for Seattle. in tos Of
tug Tye~. at ,. NJ.
DuSGESEss-rssse In. June &. A
lsrEs freight steamer 81 $40 .. <n
PORT TowSHEH D--Ps-sed1 In. June
5: A fhrss-fnssssd 81 tank steamer ~
a. m. probably - Frank ". Buck. for
Everett. % CITY Of Seattle. for Seattle. At
Tao a. m. Arrived sehr coiumhis River.
from Tacoma. In to~ Of tug Psonesr
PORT CANuf.E--Arrivsd. June 4: Hes
Washfucna. from Seattle. In tow 81 tug
Wysdds during night
PORT LuDf.Ow-~Asrfved. June s: n.
Frank ~. Buck. from a~n Pedro; ~ VII.
annette. from Aukfiteo.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. June 8: ss VIII.
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NEW YORK. June t.--csffse--spot "a.
isMrl Hanfoa. ts~e.
Basar--csntrtfuxsi. trfs
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Timothy se~d~-No z. per m, .1sh@ IA
RYE serd-Pof N. ...s............. cav
AifaIfa--E. Wash. No. 1 -. 40. eoGsi. 90
straw ,.................... coo fe. 90
Wheat ,................... 90. 90 q g2.0o
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Illan Bridge Work
br 1usnty-Flvo Years
! b EDWIN J. Brown
osafssss Ls.ssae Destass
~ Cs1umbin otres4

Il ! navs ben studying crown ana
v1nEuwoek for . quarter OF . cen
-. ana have worked faithfully q
notor Z system that - safs. sani.
~ and satisfactory. other den
- en- DO u X they vfIi work ana
-. gkill ana genius are acquired
axpeefence snd srduous labor.
system CO bvidxeworh - simple
p lnexpsnsive made with = view
a 1nEnbIlIsy ana utility.
Z q eopeh-brush viii easily reach
- cleanse every surface Of my
Sn1tnry bridRework. u IL cleaner
IN the average natural TOOTH
+ H charge. for consultation ana
~ WORK n guaranteed
j I - not operate on peopis's pock.
nuokn. I have elevated dentistry
= : professional business standard
EDWIN ,. BROwN
~ Celunbia otssa1
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Daily Products
prio~. Paid Wholesale Dealer

n
Buft~v---f>ncai country cream
cry, cubes ...,............. rs
Local country creamery.
bricks s....sss..ss..s... .es
Cat state brand. cubes .,... 80
Cat state brand, bricks. 80
EGG~-tocai. strictly fresb..... 80
Pullets .ss-....s-..sss.. 80
Che~-~.-W Wash. cream brick... 81
wash. Young America ...... asa 40
wash. and OREGON trfpiets. SEQ ~
Wisconsin tripiets .......... .ss
oregon Young America. 49,. .77n .ss
Idaho tripieta ....s.....,... $40 .ss
Wisconsin cream brick ...... .2sy SIS
Limburgsr. IL .............. 81
Ifnburgcr, - ....s......... rs
Tiilamook triplots .......... .s10 AZ
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04

A motor ~artv composed Of Mrs. w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
DANGER DISEASED TEETH
(By DR.. E. R. Parker.)

The mouth is the greatest gerIL pro-
ducer of all parts of the human anatomy
for within it are the four contributing
conditions for germ breeding, as wen as
the germ itself. These conditions are
D darkness, or the absence of sunshine,
which is the best natural sterlizire; (2)
proper heat, which is normal body TEN
perature; (3) moisture and (4) tissues,
the necessary food for germ life.
Decayed and diseased teeth and their
faulty, artificial substitutes, in addition
to being handicap toi proper mastiea-
tion, are cesspools Of infection and filth
Micro organisms responsible for tuber-
culosis, typhoid fever, erysipclas and
other disease are commonly found in
tooth cavities and diseased gum pockets
from which recesses they are absorbed
into the blood and lymph streams. They
are also distributed to the organs asso.
eiated with the mouth, and through the
saliva are transmitted to the stomach
and through breathing to the lungs
They are menace to those with whom
YOU come in contact because they are
distributed when talking, splitting and
coughing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04

The Woman's 5 Home Missionary so-
ciety Of the First Methodist church
viii meet at the home Of Mrs. DR.. F..
E. Fisher, 5l5 Market street, Friday
evening at eight clock. Reports will
be given Of the missionary convention
which is being held in Oregon City
this week The husbands of the mem
bers are cordially invited to attend.
A motor ~artv composed of Mrs. w.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
APPROPRIATION TO
FIGHT FLU Is ASKED
Doctors Join Movement 10
Prevent Recurrence Ut
Dread Disease.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Sept. f. Omitted
Press. That Influenza is coming back
Lis the opinion Of scientists who have
pledged support to DIR. O. z. Geier, Of
Cincinnati in his fight for congression-
al appropriation Of $5,o0,000 for the
study of the cSuses and means of pre-
vention Of influenza.
The measure is fathered by the Pre-,
vcntive Medicine Section of the Amer
lean Medical association and thc fight
for it is beirs led in congress by Senator
Warren G. Harding and Representative
Simeon .Fess, both of Ohio.
Numerous health authorities and or
ganizations have endorsed il in lotters
received by Dr. Geier.
s'We will have recurrence of in
fluenza this fail, = writes DIR. A. R. Lew
is, commissioner Of health Of the stare
OF Oklahoma.
ssThat Influenza will come back is a
sure thing, and what we want to know
is how to guard against it and quickly
care 1t when once it has taken hold, y
says A. ". Dubois, public health exper'
of Alabama.
The Life Extension Institute of New
York, of which William II. Taft is
hoard chairman, is backing the fight for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04

|$5,000,000 anti-influenza appropriation.
DR.. Eugene L. Fisk, director of the in
stitute says. "The fighting of this cpl
demic disease is not matter of medical
treatment, but prevention along definite
lines which we cannot follow, until we
identify our enemy and know where his
machine gun nests are located. He
adds that until the cause of influenza
|is located the disease is as dangerous an
enemy as were the Germans. VI
Dr. Geier also has enlisted in his cam
paign number of industrial organize
tions Among these are the Youngstown
Sheet and Tube company and the Erie,
Pa, works Of the General Electric com
pany. DR.. A. G. Cranch, physician Of
the latter organization, also has asked
the Northwestern Pennsylvania Manu-
facturers' association to give its aid in
the hight.
The board of health of Erie, Pa, has
endorsed the $5,000,000 fund and has
called on congress to appropriate the
money!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
LIVESTOCK men
Continued from page one)

enormous rapidly growing economic
and concentrated financial power OF
the group of five great packers as the
Investigation of the federal trade com
mission show have occurred in the
past.
The letter calls for the enactment
of such reasonable, effective and def
mite legislation as shall possibly pre-
vent manipulation, boarding or specu-
lation in meat and other essential food
products; shall provide for the regula-
ton and control by license of the pack
ers, under the agency of the depart
ment of agriculture an impartial agen-
CIV assuring fair treatment to produc'
ers, packer and consumer alike; shall
prevent packer control Of all food pro
ducts; shall provide for marketing
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
WITNESS INFERRED
(continued From page onel

sinck company of New York, oi
which the former general is now pres
ident, isn't partly owned by Stems,
Carey H. 5. Kerhaugh company, which
received the much discussed cost,plus
contract for spruce production in clal-
lam county, Wash
Disque replied the corporation has
MT a "niekel's worth of interest, in
the Amsinek concern. Questions from
Frear brought the admission from the
witness that the Amsinck company
was bought by the American mterna,
tional corporation during the war; that
John ID. Ryan, former director of air
craft production, is director Of the
American International: that Ryan
recommended Disque for his present po,
sition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
SALEM PEOPLE VISIT EUGENE

Rev. II. c. Slower of the Coagrega,
tional church of Salem and Mrs. Slower
visited Tuesday at the home of Mr.. ana
Mrs. John f. Allan. Rev. Slower is an
old friend of the Allan family, having
had charge of church at Gibhonsvillc,
Idaho, their former home, fifteen years
ago. Jessie Steinmetz of Marshfield ae-
conlranied Walter Allan from Marsh.
field Tuesday and viii remain here for
some time at the Allaa hcmc. Eugesc
Guard.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04

II. Anderson and daughter Joyce, Miss
Esther Anderson and Miss Mabel Ruge
left today for weeks outing at New
port.
The Woman's Alliance of the Uni
tartan church will meet with Mrs. G.
E. Houston at 260 South 23rd street
Friday afternoon at a2:30.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04

There is one safe, dependable treat.
meat that relieves itching torture and
skin irritation alnlost instantly and
that cleanses and socthes the skin
Ask ydruggist for 35cor 81 bottle
ofZemo and apply it as directed. Soon
you will find that irritations, pimpses,
blackhcads, eczema, blotches. ringworm
and similar skin troubles win disappear.
A little Zemo. the penetrating. satis-
tying liquid, is all that IS needed, for |.
banishes most skin eruptioas. makes
she skin soft, smooth sEid hcalthy
rhsE. W. Rcrc Ca. Cleveland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04
No Two
|Person'sEyes
Are Alike

That means that an Optic
metrist must give the strict
est personal and individual
attention to every patient.
And where lenses are fur
|nished, they must be pre-
|scribed and prepared to suit
the peculiar needs of the pa
tient under consideration.
AS an Optometrist we have
confidence in our ability to
render a satisfactory SER
vice as nearly as conditions
will permit.
HARTMAN BROS. co.
jewelers. and Opticians
Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-09-04

placed to be treated as. public utilities,
free from packer control. !"
The letter further protested against
alleged abuses cited by the federal
trade commission, and stated that the
Kendrick and Kenyon bills ineorporat-
ed the principles advocated.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-17

pedient to improve and it is hereby
proposed to improve Lincoln street
from the north line of Raley street to
the south line of jackson street by
paving the same with Gravel Bitulithic
pavement, such pavement to be con-
structed and the surface thereof to be
finished upon the established grade of
said street and the street to have curbs
and cutters and all other things in ac-
cordance with and as shown in the
plans and specifications for the i'm
provement of said portions of Lincoln
street, prepared by +. B. Hayes, City
Surveyor, filed with the Recorder of
said city, on the Srd day of Septem Der.
1918, which plans and Specifications
are hereby particularly referred to-,
and be it further
RESOLVED, that the engineers es-
such Improvement, which said City En-
gineer's estimates was made and pre-
pared by L. B. Hayes. City Surveyor
of said city. in the sum of $2473.52, and
on the Srd day of September. 1919. is
hereby included and hereby referred to
and be Il further
RESOLVED. that the plans and
specifications and estimates for such
Improvement as prepared by the City
Surveyor and filed with the Recorder
OF The City of Pendleton on the 3rd
day of September, 1919, be and they
are hereby adopted and approved. and
RESOLVED. that the cost OF making
such improvement shall be a charge
and lien upon all lots. parts OF lots and
parcels of land to be benefited by such
Improvement. and the owners OF such
lots. parts OF lots and parcels of land
SO specially benefited by such Inn
nroVement shall b. liable Tor the pay
nent OF the costs thereof, and be IL
further -...-------
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-09-17
Tal0rs

RESOLVED, that an assessment dis
trict is hereby created to be known as
Assessment District No. 69." embrace
ing the property benefited and to be
assessed for the payment of such i'm
provements. which Assessment District
shall include all lots. parts of lots. and
parcels of land lying and being within
the district bounded and described as
follows, -to-wit:
Description of Assessment District
No. 90.
Commencing on the southwest corner
of Lot 6. Block 16, Raley's Addition to
PendIeton: thence 500 feet north and
parallel with the west line OF Lincoln
street; thence $50 feet east and along
the south line OF Jackson street: thence
500 feet south and parallel with tho
east line OF Lincoln street; thence $50
feet west on the north line OF Raley
street to the point of beginning.
And be it further
RESOLVED, that a copy OF this res
olution together with the notice that
the surveyors estimate of the proper
ton of the cost Of said work to be
charged against each lot. part OF lot
and parcel of land is on file in the Of
flee OF the City Recorder. be published
for a period OF ten days in the East
Oregonian. which newspaper Is hereby
designated by the Common Council TOR
the publication thereof.
And notice is further given. that the
Surveyors estimate OF the proportion
of the cost OF said work to be charged
of land within the assessment district
in said resolution mentioned, Is on file
in the office OF the Recorder OF The
city OF Pendleton.
Dated at Pendleton, Oregon. this
10Th day OF Sept ember. 1918.
JOHN HALEY. JR..
Acting Recorder OF The City OF Pen-
dletons -.-----.-.- -.