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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
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Lengths, 36, 38 and ! 40
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THE BASEMENT STORE
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Tells How Smoking Guns
Were Supplied at Night

Identified with the American mo.
tor transport headquarters az Ian.
gres. France. In the early days OF
tho war. whila u was still n part of
the auartcrmaater corps. Raymond
{. Maris. former student at Broad.
way high school. who recently re-
turned to his home In tho city. has
much TO tell OF the activities OF this
great truck supply base on the West
ern front.
Maris enlisted In the old Second
Washington. In September, 1915, be.
fore he had finished his senior year
at high school. lie arrived In France
In December. 1917. as a member of
the medical corps of the ieist United
states infantry. and was almost Inn
mesliately placed on detached service
with the motor transport corps and
detailed 20 drive the touring car Of
the officers who accompanied the
ammunition trains TO tho front
These migrations 10 the immediate
fighting zone were generally made at
night without lights. and after the
air scouts had surveyed the heavens
for skulking enemy planes.
The officers car led the long line
Of trucks. numbering 20 20 90 vehi.
cies. which were Kept moving contin.
uously, TO avoid possible air raids.
II anything went wrong with one of
the trucks. II was simply rolled into
the ditch. and not a minute was
wasted.
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1000, 900 CREDITORS
OF RUSSIA IN FRANCE

Especial 10 The Star by ~. r. A.
PARIS. March 2s--Francc has
more than 100000 holders Of Rus
sian bonds. Vast numbers OF them
are workingrncn. peasant propric-
tors and trndesmcn whose savings
Of lifetime are involved. That's
why France II no much worried
and SO determined tina; some ar
rangemcnt must result by which
Russia win pay her debts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
SEARCHED FOR
WESTERN DEAD
0yment Combed the Battle
Fields for Red Cross

Lieut.. Colin v. Dyment. represent.
alive Of the American Red Cross.
who has jus, returned from over.
seas. spoke at the Chamber OF Com.
merce at the luncheon at Masonic
club rooms Friday noon. As search
or In the two great offcnsiyes In
which the sist division participated.
he was able 10 give accurate infer.
nation concerning tho casualties
and the individual members OF the
unit TO interested relatives and
friends who met him after tho lee
ture.
=. J. wettrick. attorney for the
transportation bureau OF the Cham
bcr OF Commerce. told OF tho efforts
of Seattle representatives I'm Wash.
ington. ID. G. TO bring about an ad.
iustment OF railroad rates on the Pa.
cific coast. as a fair basis for com
petition with the Atlantic. wettrick
has Just returned from Washington,
where he represented the Chamber
Of Commerce and other organixa.
tons Interested in that cause.
In a speech entitled. seattle at
Long Range" J. w. Spangler. vice
president OF tho Seattle National
bank. told Of his impressions OF his
homo town while he was on trip
South.
Albert J. Rhodes discussed the nat
ural advantages which Seattle offers
for the location OF an iron and steel
plant.
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service on tho front. n combination
of gnssing and heart trouble brought
about Maris' return TO the medical
corps OF the i6ist lilo became an
ambulance driver for the GONZALES.
cent hospital nj PontLevoy. opcrat.
Ing within 2o-mlic radius Of the In
sutution. He was engaged In this
work when he was Informed that his
service overseas was terminated. and
he would return home with several
other members OF his regiment.
Maris IL the son 81 Mr.. aud Mrs.
W. s. MarIn. OF 1917 Y. Thomaa u.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

Luna Park Natatorium opens
March ssth.--Advortiscmcn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28
Visit Monroe to
Get Ideas for Jail

An inspection ~ tho state reform.
atory at Monroe was made Thurs.
day by County Commissioner c. &.
Ramsay and Thomas Dobson. their
object being to familiarsxe them
selves with the general nature OF the
institution In relation 20 the con.
structon OF the proposed new county
Jail.
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wanted OF these steam iaundrics.
Perhaps they were 'decootic.izers'--
that's what tho American boys would
have used them for anyway"
Drove AN Ambulance
The official "dccootic'izcr." says
Maris. IL an oven.like affair. where
the soldiers clothes are stcriiixed
with live steam.
After six months spent in this
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ANNOUNCE FUNERAL SERVICE

Funeral services for Robert Kath.
age 81. resident OF ballard since
1889. who died at tho family home.
BIS W. s7th St. wednesday. viii he
held at tho r. r.. Mitteistadt parlors.
Saturday afternoon. M o'clock.
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Albert ]. Krckeler. age 20. a resi-
dent OF Seattle for five years. died
Thursday at Bakersfield. CAL. where
he had gone for rest last Friday.
according 20 word received By the
family here.
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The United States motor schooner
Brisk. following repairs at the Todd
Dry Docks. Inc. plant viii load n
fun cargo Of railroad ties for Fat
mouth. England.
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The Germans never bombed Lam
gres. aitho II was tho big motor
transport base for French and Ems.
lish. as well as tho Americans. and
there were several camps in the i'm.
mediate vicinity" says Marls. This
base. which comprised about 400
acres. controlled 1000 trucks. which
could be summoned inside Of two
hours
lilo relates how two divisions of
doughboys were transported up to
the front In about eight hours time.
when the second big German drive
was on.
Another. time the trucks carried Is
steam ianndries up 20 the British
front In the verdun sector. consum.
Ing three weeks for the trip one way.
since they could travel only six miles
an hour.
Il don't know what the British
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-28

METROPOLITAN

A capacity house greeted tho
Camp Lewis players nj the opening
performance Thursday night and
the enthusiastic applause must have
made the players feel they wcro
indeed among friends.
With each member on tho bin an
artist In his own line. tho soldier
actors present n splendid vaudeville
bill introducing two one-act play
let's. One is Fright" depicting n
scene In India. whore a British Of
ficer is discovered with his Hindu
wife. The fate that follows such n
marriage II death. The man. his
wife and their baby fall victims of
tho rajah's crafty vengeance. Lieut..
Robert Armstrong as the Britisher
gives a finished performance and
is assisted by capable players.
Tho other play. Tho differing
Gate" In equally well presented.
with Robert knight and Robert
Cosgrtff In tho leading roles.
The show is opened by two good
athletes, who are followed by Po-
cetti and Rinklcr. one violinist
and tho other an accordion player.
These acts are followed by Will
Jams, steel guitar artist, and
Leonard Aylcsworth, Jewish COM
edian.
One Of the biggest hits of tho
show In the closing act. "Thc Cop
per City Quartettc." who sing both
popular and sentimental melodies
Tho Camp Lewis Players win be
at tho Metropolitan two moro nights
with q matinee Saturday.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
MUNYON'S REMEDIES

n You have cold. try Munyon's
Geld Remedy 70 breaks any cold In a
fcw hours PRICE. Doe. n YOU have
rheumatism. try Munyon's Rheuma-
lism Remedy--it seldom fails 20 relieve
any form OF rheumatism In few
hours, and generally affects a cure be-
fore one vial is used N you have any
kidney trouble, try Munyon's Kidney
Remedy rs success has been truly
wonderful. Prize, 30c. N you are
troubled with poisonous Indigestion or
any stomach trouble. try Munyon's
Dyspepsia Remedy its simply won
derful In speedily correcting or rellev-
ing an forms 0f stomach trouble Price.
30c. IN your blood is out of order, try
Munyon's Blood Remedy-lt purliies
The blood, and tones mp the entire sys-
tenn. Price, 30c If you have child
who Is weak and emaclaled-let It use
Munyon's General Debility Kennedy,
Price, 30c II there Is a mother or sis
ter who has been unable Co nnd relief
from their physicians, Munyon's earn
esily urge them 10 try Munyon's
Female Remedy. Price, SOC
II a zoe. vial OF any one OF these rem
edies has relieved others, 30 viii GER
iainly relieve you. Always give Mum
y0n's Remedies a trial. they are per-
fecily harmless and almost invaluable
before one vial Is used. An druggists
have them.
II you need medical advice. and de-
sire any information on general health.
address Munyon's Laboratories. Fifty
fourth and Columbia avenue. phlladel-
phla, Pa, and they viii carefully adj
wise you without charge or obligation
OF any kind Whatsoever. Not a penny
10 pay.
Munyon's Laboratories Is the great
est medical institution IN the world. 70
Is a gift OF Professor Munyon 10 the
public. The public are invited 90 use
10 as though IL were their own. There /
Is no charge OF any kind whatsoever 4
for advice or information. Your case /
viii be carefully diagnosed ana you viii |
be advised promptly.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
TAX COLLECTORS
keep THEIR CLERKS
Officials So Busy Extra Help
is Retained on Council
Order.
THE
CITY TAX LIST

City Tax Collectors Elmer II. Klund
and John J. Dolan are to have an addl-
tional machine for listing names OF
taxpayers. They have one machine al
ready, but it is insufficient TO meet the
needs OF their Offices due 10 the re-
vision Of taxes under the new system
/ In effect
On motion OF Councilman Abborger.
City Council last nighl authorized the
finance committee io buy another ma
chine ll- cost viii Doe si03.
Messrs. hlund and Dolan. who at
tended the meeting of Council sitting
as committee of the whole. also ask
I ed permission to retain their clerical
force of i've experienced men until The
work of revision is complete. I'M renlv
TO questions they said their Office was
rushed with work owing 10 the unusual
number of transfers or real estate. one
property Mr.. kluud said had changed
ownership no less than four times
within one month he also said the
office had received 7s many as 30
phone calls In day.
Council gave ihe collectors authority
TO retain their clerks as long as necos-
sary. The clerks are paid 1925 a month
and 10 was feared they would quit their
Jobs and Join the force OF Recorder OF
Deeds Cole at the same pay unless as
surd Of a more definite term In their
present posts
The collectors reported that the re-
vIscd tax lists viii net an increase OF
s3OoOOO0 and that they already have
taken in more money than any collec-
tors In The same time in the cliy's his
tory. Work on the delinquent lists
VIII DE pushed and several councilmen
declared they would support the collec-
tors In this 20 the extent even OF pub
fishing lists OF delinquenls So the city
would learn their names one mem
ber said he didn't care d. who
was hit as Council was determined 90
get the money due"
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
.SEAFORD TO HOLD
MASKED PARADE
Citizens Are Making Elabor-
ate Plans for Halloween
Celebration.
MUSIC AND DANCING
FEATURE OF PROGRAM
by AUNT GRACE.
speeIaI Do The EvenIng JournaI.

Special 90 The Evening Journal.
SEAFORD, Del. Oct. i6-Plans are
being made by Seaford people for a
Halloween celebration which win
eclipse anything OF its kind ever held
I'm this section on the Delmarvla Pen
insula. Robinson's and Easton Concert
Bands will furnish music for the mer-
rymakers and many prizes viii be
awarded the maSqueraders. A Judges
stand Will be erected at the corner OF
High and Cannon streets and a large
band stand Will be erected somewhere
along the route OF parade Many lights
will be strung from one end OF the
town to the other displaying pumpkin
heads, skulls, pierrot heads, etc Ar
rangements are being made for a Hal
lowe'en dance to be given In Ooul-
burns Hall.
A cooperative group meeting was
held in St. Johns NJ. E. parsonage Mon
day. This group includes the follow
ing charges: Seaford, Seaford Circuit,
Blades, Reliance and GalesiOWn. A con-
certed revival effort viii be made
throughout this group. as follows:
Wesley on SeafOrd Circuit and Gales
town. beginning October 26 TO NOvem-
Der Q; EpwOrth on Blades Circuit and
on Reliance Circuit. begin
ming November 10 November %; Sea
ford. December :.
Captain Robert COulb0urn returned TO
New York Tuesday after spending sew
sral days with his family. Captain C0ul-
DOurn expects to sail in a few days on
The schooner f. r. Baird. Jr., for Ma
cOris. West Indies. lie will be gone
several months.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Moore have re-
turned from their honeymoon. which
vas spent at Niagara Falls and are
spending several days with Mr.. Afoore's I
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Moore. They
Will leave the last of the week for Cape |
Charles, Va. where they VIII make
heir future home.
Uruguay is Std to be the most pros J
porous country OF South America.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
For a Trial of

was much gralinod with the broad
interest shown IN my free distribution
of Munyon's rheumatism Remedy at
The Eckerd Drug Store. People in all
walks OF life have responded 10 my IN
vilaiion 90 try this remedy free. Not
because they could not pay 800 for
Munyon's rheumatism Remedy at any
drug store, but because they wanted 20
learn with personal test whether Mum
yon's rheumatism Remedy would drive
away The pain almost Immediately. I
know this remedy Will correct an forms
Of rheumatism and II there is a man or
woman In Wilmington who has partlc-
lpaiod IN this free dlstrlbution-w
has not been greatly bcnenlod-l want
them 20 write 90 Munyon's LabOralOr-
ics, flfiy-fourth and Columbia avenue.
Philadelphia, Pa. stating just what
their experience has been would
also like Go hear from those who have
been benefited. ] believe you will Doe
grateful enough TO write and tell me-
MUNNON.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
BEST WAY TO WASH THE HAIR

We find you can bring out the beauty
Of your hair 10 its very best advantage
by washing II with conthrox. u makes
a very simple, inexpensive shampoo.
which cleanses the hair and scalp thor
oughly OF all the dandrufr, dirt and ex-
cess oil, leaving wonderfully clean.
wholesome feeling. After its use YOU
viii lind that the hair dries quickly
and evenly. is never streaked I'm appesr-
anee and is always bright, soft and
fluffyi so fluffy, in fact, that it looks
more abundant than it is, and so soft
that arranging IL becomes a pleasure.
Just use teaspoonful OF oanthrox.
which you can get from any good drug
gist's, dissolve IL in cup OF hot water,
this makes a full cup Of shampoo
liquid. enough SO It is easy TO apply
it TO all the hair instead of just the
top OF the head.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
3 Chronic ALL
mentS Stopped
By Internal
Baths

NJ Joseph Rosenbaum. 5oi7 Drexei
toaq- chicago, lll., writes Tyrralrs Nv.
gienlc Institute Of New York as foiloWs
NJ, For many years 7 was sufferer from
hheumausm, Neuralgia and Constination.
ana uiter trying many remedies ] pur-
chased your y. b. L. Cascade Have been
using t Ten or twelve years aud find it
most beneficial All the above ailments
have disappeared and now enjoy excellent
You can help Nature I'm Natures most
eneetua! way by Internal bathing with the
H.. J.. cascade" and I'm an easy. non
habit-iorming manner. keep the Intestine rs
sweet and clean as Nature demands n 10
he Tor perfect health. Over half o million
keen, bright, healthy Americans testify 10
It's results.
It is the invention OF Chas. A. TvrrelI.
NJ. ID, Of New York, q specialist on Inter
nal bathing for p years. and Is now being
shown and explained by y. B Danforth
Drug Co, Wilmington. They win DE glad
70 give you free. on request. n booklet by
DR. Iyrrell. why Man of Today d. Only
% Per Cent Efficient" which is most in
forestlrg and viii tell you facts about your
self that YOU have never before realized.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
DOVER HAS Two
boy scout TROOPS
Senate and House Journals
of 1919 Legislature
Not Printed.
STOLEN AUTOMOBILE
FOUND IN PHILA
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 70 The Evening Journal
DOVER. Oct i6-The Boy Scouts. o.
Dover. have been divided into two
troops Troop No. 4. under Scout Mas
ter L. C.. Armstrong. has headquarters
at the armory Troop No 2. under
scout Master J. s. Conahey. has The
old Levy Court room ln the county
building Lively competition between
the two troops is looked forward Co
during ihe coming winter.
Although the Delaware Legislature
adjourned the latter part 0f March and
The session laws were gotten ont I'm
record time. the Journals OF the Senate
and House have not been printed Many
inquiries have been made by members
OF the legislature as 90 when the Jour
mails will be ready for distribution. but
no satisfaction can be secured as 90
when they might be expected from ihe
printers.
The automobile Of Mr.. Better. Of ST.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
Do AWAY WITH
INDIGESTION
How to Purify a Sour. Distressed stomach

How TO Purify a Sour Distressed stomach
in "a Few Minutes
Let MS talk plain English; let us call n
spade a spade
Your food ferments and your stomach
isn't strong enough TO digest the food YOU
put into 10. so the food sOurs and forms
poisonous gases. and when it does leave
your stomach 70 has not furnished proper
nourlshment to the blood, and has left the
stomach in a filthy condition.
Take Mi-0-na stomach tablets N YOU
want 20 change your filthy stomach 20 a
healthy. clean. purified one.
lf Mi-O-na fails 10 relieve your lndiges-
ton, rid you OF dizziness, biliousness and
sick headache your dealer will cheerfuliy
refund your money.
II you want % make your stomach so
strong that Il viii digest a hearty meal
without distress, ana YOU want 90 DE- with
out that drOwsy. all-tircd-out feeling. take
Mi-o-na; Il should give YOU prompt relief
For sale by y. b. Danforth and an leading
druggists
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
SUSSEX COUNTY wEDDTNGs.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
GEORGETOWN. oct t6.-Nilss Myrtle
=. Lingo, daughter OF Asher II. Lingo OF
Warwick and John Ewell Calhoun, son
~ former Recorder OF Deeds John T.
Calhoun were married Sunday night
by the Rev. NJ p. Hungerford
Miss Helen n. Wlltbank, school
teacher. OF Lewes. daughter OF Edward
w. Wilibank. and William T. Manning.
son OF the late William r. Manning Of
Lcwes. were married last Wednesday
by the Rev. Omar r. Jones, at Lewes.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
RHEUMATIC PAINS
RAISING RUMPUS
Sloans Liniment. Kept Handy, Takes
the Fight Out Of Them.

~ LOSHING around in the wet and
- nen-the dreaded rheumatic
~ twinge But not for long when
Sloan's Linlment Is kept handy
Pains. strains. sprains-how soon this
old family friend pehetrates without
rubbing and helps drive EN- away I
And how cleanly. toO-no muss, no
bother, no stained skin or clogged
pores. Muscles timber up, lumbago,
sciatica, neuralgia arc promptly re-
lieved Keep a bottle handy all the
time Get one today II you've run out
OF Sloan's Liniment
All drnFglsts-35c 70c.. 81 10.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
ORPHEus CII-R CONCERT.

John Barnes Wells, tenor. Of New
York, VIII be the soloist at tho first
concert OF the Orpheus, Club on Janu-
ary 70. Mr.. Wells is not only a singer,
but a noted composer. The club will
rehearse tonight under the direction NJ
Ralph Kinder, in the Unitarian Church
parlors.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

Jones Neck. which was stolen two
weeks ago from in front OF the Robbins
Hose House, has been recovered in Phil
adelphia and The owner notified
A male chorus has been organized i'm
the Wesley w. p. Church, under lhe
leadership OF A. ID. Cobb The chorus
is furnishing special numbers at both
morning and evening services.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

The tread Of an English inventors
automobile tire contains numerous
small pieces OF steel. so Inserted in the
rubber that the latter does not touch
the ground.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

Breeds OF hogs are divided into two
groups; those descended from inc wild
boar OF India and those from the wild
boar of Europe.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16
AUTUMN
ESTATE
NEWS

n Friday OF last week had house for rent There
at least hundred applicants
- party.
Noo why renlor when you build Clelond
Heights
following city properties for sale may interest you
WEST SECOND STREET dwelling two stories zroom
bath porch hot water heat cellar yard
sion 30 days.
SOUTH JACKSON sTREET-Threeslory brick dwelling .
rooms, bath, back yard Price s26Oo
100 NORTH CoNNELL srREET-Brick dwelling in perfect eond
rooms porch heat reception ham nice
back yard Lot 26x75. Price. sTOO
7 SOUTH BRooNE sTREET-A splendid location for physician
To-story sembungalow back glass en-
porch hot hater heat Everything
finished In Colonial STYLE
IMMEDIATE PossEssoN-n hn nelghborhood zoos Jefferson
Treestory brick dwelling 10 'front.' and side
porches electricity Price $4,000
sale list your properties u.s.
Last Insured Liability Insurance for
their employees automobiles quarry machinery
number dwellings furniture horses mules cattle
feed machinery your Insurance In the
modern
Mamiom, Spence amid CSouere, Imc.,
915 ORANGE STREET
Real Estate Insurance of An Kinds
Bell Phone 6s95
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

s3 SOUTH JACKSON sTREET-Three-siory brick dwelling
rooms bath, back yard. Price s26OO
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

For sure sale list your properties with us
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

100 NORTH CONNELL sTREET-Brck dwelling perfect oond
On bath front and back porch heat reception ham, nice
back yard. 26x75. Price si7OO
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

IMMEDIATE PossEssIoNIn neshborhood zoos Jefferson
Three-story brick dwelling 10 rooms 'front.' back and side
porches heat cement cellar and electricity.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

7 SOUTH BRooE sTREET-A splendid location for physician
Twoory semi-bungaow back glass en-
porch hot haer heat Everything
finished In Colonial style
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

1910 WEST SECOND sTREET-Brck dwelling two stories 7rooms
bath porch hot heat cellar yard Posses
sion 30 days.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

STUPENDOUS BARGAlN-914 Jefferson St, Brick Apt
Rental 500 month Further information furnished upon
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

REAL COST-2319 W. 18th ST
Eight yeranda BATH heat fruit trees shrubbery
grapes, plot GOXii5 Tor several garages.
POSSESSION 30 DAYS.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

HIS Is WORIHI OF LAREFUL INVESTIGATION z
2603 Market Street
rooms verandas bath heat gas electricity cement
cellar.
POSSESSION 30 DAYS
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

cUU BLOCK, WdSnlngtOn street
stories khenee baths splendid heating
plant and electricity cement cellar Rents $780, fully
furnished.
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

A GEM-JUSI WHAT THE TITLE IMPLIES
2316 JeSsup Street
Six vcranda back porch BATH and electricity cement
cellar, nice yard
POSSESSION 20 DAYS
Evening journal., 1919-10-16

oUlJ MdQlSOn OlIeet
Eight bath electricity yard
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-27

John w. Todd said today that these Ian
guages would not be included in the
course of study in the high school tho
coming school wear. However, if there
lis a demand for the teaching of either
or both of these languages, later on
they will be taught. As the German
language is ~one for good in the pub
lie schools, the only two that will be
tauht this fall will be English and
Latin.
The Royal typewriter has stood the
test and made good, it stands for the
highest point of efficiency, give it a
trial, compare the work and you will
choose machine that has been indors-
ed by some of the largest business or
! ganizations in the country today. Drop
ius card for demonstration.-6ra-
ham & Wells, agents, Corvallis, Or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-27

Of Oregon. The ways and means COM
mittee of the late legislature, after
hearing Of the urgent need of such a
building, made an appropriation OF
100000 with the understanding that
the women should raise like amount.