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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03

el Primer Magistrate eXpedirsi una
proclama ordenando la revocation de
todas esas restricciones, lo--que Sc
cspera que ocurra en- el curse de ia
primera decena de este mes.
Con Ia revocation tie esas res
rricciones, el trafico comercial Y lie
pasayjeros con Ia repuDlica del Sur,
ouedars en- las mismas condolences
qus Sc hallaba antes de Ia guerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03
sALIo PARA FLoRENCIA Ell
REY DE ITALIA

Servicio Especial rara LA PRENSA-
ROMA. Julio Con el objeto do
prestar su ayuda en- los trabajos en-
caminados a aliviar Ia istuacion de los
,damnificados por los recicntes terre-
motos, salio para Florencia el Rey
Victor Manuel
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03
Sc suspende la entrevissa

De entonces a Ia fecha. trascen-
Gentales successes han tenlco IIgar,
successes cue. en- G. scntir dc los man
datarios mexicanos. han hecho lm-
possible la proyectada vista al gooer-
nador de Texas.
Firura enrre elloS. por orden cro-
nol6gico. el hecho Ge cue eI Gooer-
rador Hobby negara t2rmlnaAtemen-
70 81 paso de tropas meXicanas por
territorio mcxicano, para comDatlr a
los reoeldes villistas.
Mas el suceso que mayor Obstacu-
10 ha signiifcado para esta entrevIs-
Ia. ha sido cl de Ia entrada Cludau
Juarez. de las tropas americans, con
motive Gel asalto Ia dicha plaza
por las fuerzas de Martin Lopez c!
tia ounce del pasado.
Los gobernadoreS de los Estados de
Nuevo Leon, Coahuila Y TanaulipaS,
han encontrado que, despues de tales
sucesos. una vista suva 4 EstaGoS
Cn:dos. con caracter Official. darla
not:vo torcidas interpretations.
ID han c2municado ssi al Gober-
nador Hobby, supl;candoae que Ia dl-
cha vista sea aplazada, Y pidiendole
excuses por clio.
In Austin. Sc haCian los prepara-
tivos para un recibimiento suntuoSo,
preparativos que va Sc han suspendi-
| DO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03
Hay un macado dsguso en- las eseas ofaes Congreso
VILLA, FURIOSO POR LAS DERROTAS
OUIERE AHORA MATAR ANIERICANOS
Rno con Martin Lopez este separo tuerzas.
Amenazo de muerte su hermano Hipolito-Iiene sus
cuartees generates en- S. Andres, donde saEeron
fuerzas carrancistas de Chihuahua, batirlo

re,---er,~ -.a~e:aY ua-a III PEEHSA-
Ell PASO. Texas. Julio 2.--ln-
meLsa sensation ha causado la mott
cia recibida hoy aQui de qu5c Villa Ia
abandonado Ia actitud prudente q1e
venia asumienGo Y ha ordenaGo que
todos los americanos que capturen
sus fuerzas sean colgados Immediate
mente.
Sc dice Que despueS del desastre
que acaba de sufrir ca Villa Ahuma-
da tue cuando Villa dajo Gesb,rdar
sus furias, al graGo de que amenazo
con matar 81 hsrmano Hlpoiito por-
que este Sc oponia cue Villa man.
Gara IN trer. como 10 mandc, Villa
Ahumada. con objeto de cue fueran
capturados los annaricanos que hu-
biera ALI. para nandarlos cIccura-.
Lopez Sc scpara
Martin Lopez Sc separo dc Villa.
Esa eS otra de las 2oticias one lhega-
ron hoy esta ciudad. Dicen esas
noticiaS que despues del desastre de
Ciudad Juarc-, Villa Y Lon2z tuvie-
ron una pelea tremenda, Y cada cuaI
marcho con sus fuerzas por su lado.
FL estado que guardian los rebeldes
villistas es verGad,eramente iame0ta-
tle. La derrota que les inflingieron
los carrancistaS en- Ciudad Juarez,
fue el colpe de gracia para el Willis
mo Que. Ia fecha, cStd compieta-
menae desorganizado. Refi@resc Que
los soldados que resultaron heridos
en- cl consbate de Ciudad Juan2z estan
mur;endo por faIta de atcnclon, pueS
en- distintas o:asiones han tenldo
cue rsarcha~ con Ia columna, on las
lamcnllb.es condicioneS que - en-
cuCntran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03

fuerzas alemanas en- esa region. ma
estabiecido Ia ley msrcial en- Riga
Y Sc ha procTamado Gobernador Ge-
neral, nombrando al Mayor General
Won As.aim. Gobernador de Riga.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03

Raax = = a. pzE ceL Sal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-07-03

Compre usted sus Hbros en- espa-
mol Ia Casa Editorial Lozano, 11S
n. Santa Rosa Ave, San Antonio,
Texas. Es Ia mas barata. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
SUNDAY WAS 4
BUSY DAY IN
THE R|VERFRONT
GREAT AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK
PUT OFF BY UP-RIvER PACKETS
FOR LOCAL PAcKEEs.
Also a Large Amount of Miscellaneous
freight Exchang cd-vernc Swain
Arrives,


| Yesterday was Il busy dav on the
| wharf, with five arrivals and three de-
| partureS. Tho arrivals ramn in from
| thrno roinlS-PiItShurCh charleston and
! ParkerShurg--and tho departures left for
! Pittsburgh and Cincinnati
| \ great number of live stock was con-
! signed 10 this cry. with three boats
! leaving up To ono hundred each. Much
| miscellaneous freight was exchanged on
| tho wharf. tho local shipments up and
| down tho rive" Including heavy castings.
! pack"d meats. inhacrn. stoGics. glass
| ware. lottery. auto parts. automobiles
md print goods. Tho incoming consist
cd of seeds. chemicals. drugs. tires and
! other merchandise
| Tho river At tn" wharf al & n. m. was
| II feet inches and falling. while tho
stag" al the foot of MrMrchcn dam
was - feet ! inches and falling. The
! river will continue (" fall slowly.
| The General FcrshinC arrived from
| ParkcrSburg ut | a. NJ. and loft for
Pittsburgh ali 3 o'clock in tho morning.
! The General Wood arrived from Pitts
! hurEh ut i. IN. and loft for Cincinnati
at Z a. m. with a good "trip.
| Tho General C'rowdcr arrived from
Charleston at II a. IN. and left for Pitts
/ burgh at noon with II big trip OF freight
! and passengers
The Liberty arrived from ParkershurG
| nj o'clock yesterday morning.
/ The .\rSand passed mp with a show
! boat in town Al ?:3n Il. m.
The Liberty leaves today nj noon for
| Mcconnell lsviliC.
Tho Helen r. will hc in tonight from
| New MatamQras.
| The General Crnwdnr will arrive from
; Pittsburgh carly "Wednesday MOI ming
and leave for Charleston Al a. m.
The General rrrshing will arrive carly
| tomorrow morning from FittsburG. dnn
! leave for parkCrshurg al 6 A. M
The Helen f.. leaves for Now Mata-
mnrms 1T moon tomorrow
III" N"rnc Swain arrived from Par
j kcrshurs. where $h" has becn in winter
! qunrlcrs. Her owners, Hornhronk and
ponnnlly. have given her n complete
ovorhauling and &h" is ready for m"
! excursion business with thr exception Of
! a sornud cuut of paint. whirh will he ru;
; on Will" she is lying at tho wharf \
/ new electric light plant will be installed
/ and hundreds OF inrandcsrcnI lights will
! hc strung over her from stem Ia stern.
; and next Sunday when she makes her
, FIRST excursion "trip of tho season nui OF
his port Sh" vii! be- up 10 date in every
| particular.
| Wheeling will lac her headquarters and
| shr will book excursions for week nights
, and run puhlir excursions out uf this
| port every SUNDAY afternoon and even
! ing.
/ She will hc Inspected today by the
! l.. $. steamboat inspectors Of the Fits
burgh district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21

The least price will admir-
ably serve the dress purpose
then what splendid result
must he obtained from the bet
fer ones. Clear cut, refined and
artistic in design and color
the prcttiest YOU can find.
McCall's Patterns have good
style suggestions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
HAVE YOUR BOND
SUBSCRIPTION READY

Hero is something for every citizen or
tho community 10 take homo with nm
and thing over. The Victory Liberty
Loan campaign opens this morning. and
Tho solicitors viii BE- on the job every
day until their work Of canvassinS IL
completes. Between now and Monday
talk this matter of subscribing 10 the
loan. oyer with your family and decide
Just how much OF your money you can
invest in this gilt edged security. Then
when YOU have determined. meet the
solicitor with smile. give him or her
YOUR Subscription and thus got 1t off
yur mind end save another call later.
We arc all going 10 subscribe for
some bonds SO let us do ii carly in the
campaign and save tho solicitors work
and ourselves worry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
WHAT IS NEEDED.

(I'rom The Washington rost)
The manufacturers have very fixed
ideas Of what should be done to i'm
prove conditions Here are some of the
suggestions given in their replies:
Stop wartime eEtravaganccs.
Return the railroads and tho wires 10
their owners.
Modify the taxes on industry:
Let the government bear the loss on
wheat-thc foundation OF food prices.
cics.
wages. ,.,,,-
Have tho government pay its war billS.
+ lnauguratc public works.
These suggestions are we'll worthy or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
COUNCIL MAY APPOINT
4 CITY MANAGER

The matter Of a city manager pro TEN
will no doubt be taken mp nj tomorFo"
evenings council meeting. Someone VIII
probably be selected Ia fill out me UNI
expired term Of tho late George y. .H"slr
during thr remaining six w"rkS OIL the
nrcscni administrations term.
.lthnurh the executive meeting ot
tho council WIS behind closed doors ana
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21

none Of tho cnunciImcn divulgcd what
TRANSFERRED. It is rumorcd that either
Hon. Cecil Robinson. Solicitor NJ. J. Gull
Imam or Lafayette Graner will b. named
for the position. Ii is also. rumorcd that
SIR. Robinson has absolutely refused 10
accent tho nomination. leaving but TWO
hats in Tho ring. ono Of whom II is cN-
ncctcd will be chosen as temporary lily
manager
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21

consideration. for they undoubtedly have
"a direct bearing upon business condi-,
lions. The solution of the problem does
mot rest solely with either the govern
mcnt or private enterprise. but will be
found in n wise and patriotic coopera.
ton between them. May 1t be reached
speedily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
EXAMINATION FOR Z
TEACHERS MAY rs

The examination for teachers for the
Independent school district Of Wheeling
will be held in the Wheeling high school
building Friday and Saturday. May
and 3. beginning at ! p. m. Friday and
closing at $50 p. m. Saturday.
The schedule is as follows:
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30
M
GET HeHPDsT II
EAB EaE

aaerfsanl Or. 1lsc so--w g xiEiss;
sssr. superintendent nf XinItaamai
Ez1nusv seia9ssa ann Txfssz1srssaient ~
1se 7rsg8n HEzte Teachers zsss0eiaftnzl
vii - president ns ;fiie azzseaatinr to
u canning gsa-, as 3 result nf .fise reo
snmnssaksat81H M .ffss nominating sun
instrhss at sfie nilsetsenfh Efruslzal n1sss
ting &c tise zzssnzafpn ssidieh AS iseii1,
sfzeal sasrs
i<aEtieusnn NEiIi EaEsssen "A. C. HanIe.
non, superintendent nf sefrsais a FL
Fssralzfle. 70 1iil ztiae ptas-grrssifsenrs
ictsair NOW ne-upser sl,y lAffssrsor, .firs
fsraunssszfft1xg asoninltffes d1Ex sefertsf
lAkz. Ata-T FnlsssrsuE, -rral zensal sls-
IIse-Tisar NJ zfartpr county.
d. a. Lsanu1isAIl principal az TilnnrI-
sEun scfn00l, Portland. nnn u e. Mfo-
IsaizenItn, acttv EisperilataIdteIlt at Cor
wallis azzrvs issen named az ranfifLiatss
E1sr tins ssenitrE waeancisR un tine sez-
Escufiye isnarIttp aifcessT r. W. Tofl
scfSs superintendent al Salem. ami H
AZ Whitney assistant superintendent
sm EertRtra SciaBnik Miss Jriiif
EEspDunsr fn Ws0Dtinfere scinD0l, E0rtianf
ianI w. Il Hutfserfurn city sru,e-trs-
ftenfieiff al Eugene ARE if0lf 1pver 1nens-
iisesE nd the bgffrn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30
. CUP OFFERED ID
WINNERS N VARSITY
NtTB; Fight On

Glass rtsairy AT Willamette h I'd
issen this geear stiart sevary function as
college, activity mas acquired tine Hg1iE-
a 20 eonDgettrion For tine first time
in tfE history uf the enlkegs, debating
fiaas spnnlisL q seEIl no aruB sf stfse ws-
rfnns Classes and 1rom tine saize sc
tins stitrrrputE, nc ftoifl5 q number sf
sseuifn 4-atricE 4Hsnr-ss will Ds dis
aeDv.srens"
AI addition no tine enthusiasm ~
realty stlrruinirinE tins canning sevsrrff
a. tnf stfur nrum Elmo E Whites ~
1ice AfIltieti IL iEfanssr Hr-gg ssst,r4
window file ntiisr dag la tine ssisaps III
afr ssisEkErft cup which viii siaa award
&c 40 Inc winning class each wear in
addition no having possession ID Hsss
slp for tine rsnsainfier nf tine p4tst
'siis winning class win isavs iits MIN
srslis engraved in a fitting manner rsf
the cnp
Rivalry anr tine FIRST tsorur tfs'
ffnittnE This rnn a. cumming srt 1ltpu
titssi, and tine cup is tine Hi1isnt III
niuan admiration aiming tine stuflairlf
tsilt gtnsrs IN Efausaf Esrus wtrlfiuT
EiiInp q. White mas baan irfssilly ct,rss
nssniisn by several dpr ms Harssrpaiis
a1lt aHlttia1ive in tenennragirag kiiik
Character blfiiairfs acsfwitS
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30
0RECON QUALITY.

Dzeguu ssanrHss 1IaEis 1sB Jams znE sllI rs :: Wash
mgbnn Product
apglleE
1ssssgm 1r11saE Eg6 ak p Gaz8nlia FrBTIsetH
0ltegnD cherries SUD as Llslffusnia Gaes Fruit
4sHgnn szlinan EaEN as s1LEst Sound zaimnns
Oregon pears sllE AS Canned G fnuiia 1eszrzs
Oregon peaches saI6 rs Canned Calnrris Aezsc1egr
Oregon berries nEaIs into washington Pure Frrlr
ByyIuEp
aDpd River agilss Bnid aE Ginning Frum Near
DefEr1sr
Oregon ssrfetsaas sud as 4Naffmaia Rnyal Anne
Gness1esp
0ssHn rBulres sold as California Glare PrrlraeEr
Tine rest DDgI Gaturnis anf Washington ever had
was when Oregon started to prsaure the finest ,g
grown n tine Pacific eBast
-sfsregoT go.f-1aD
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30
.lR @ elH
COMMISSION PROUD
@ ACHIEVEMENTS

''srsiateyer tine ptlG0nse % the fish
istlif saine eontroasrss am moi worry-
siss Ethoist nlg Future tieelarsd X. a
Fgsiantual nnster fisf NzsrGien, 4giao Il
ssssne afpm 1tUrtsaml ami IL gcnrdereuss
lwifii tfovsraIsr alic0ft HueafisaE
asaalIttsn declares tilst4 me ia ,y,rprre
~ tins 5rssef,rr fae taaf nisssie IN 2}rsgpr
a. tlte seisveri sesssfF ~ service zss stI-
E'sEiutsntssnt so hateisarise and master
tTtsh warden sasr ;ti1at b rtfss asew scurrs-
saliaasan should see tat 20 Dispense with
ms services, zff dfaa been iritimatefl
niaettf i,e the reasse in stile rortiseonlttss.
'laiuts@ cieasiing iis will gyr svifi . .csefsr
IsfflneiaIscs ~ tine asnowiarase ~ i sss-s
iyeeil DONE
sssEur raffifts among the rtsst
'statea IA tia Iiut0n In stile aHartef n
'1iaf propagation. Ia sglile 10 the 1art
sttists issssns lstasse apeffi ns,ie nn,ns,
man NE tins Ciafrsnn flseiaaed puiutine
~ gtsse benssevilie anf rsiaef giasstcissyIsr
Eit tfc Htsste IA exaafli1ief ~ the p,u..
ssaeas nstsfis si Misstl J,roIsassatipf n 9,ra-
son tsiitssr flst direction diasirsr III.
1sast sclksner tae<ssx
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30
failure OF M(AAH
TO FOLLOW LAW N
SUIT LOSES CASE

8apitiinr StlE1 wtiihn ttss widow ,u1
43errV a. Mzlfcnz, wstlp host 4tik lie
white IN 1tas angsfpE grf tine Warren
lGjpnss-nr.inr n9irIzasaI1x. zsallsfl 1n garrsse
rltts under the asrsgrr Rl1s1llEssas i
aliantlTfT ara 1iss1 haf Gaslse al tarsinn
l6tsef with daar. tine HiJlfaulk nnlir-t
Tuesday, IN fEn nnt1lipn wlr;Kt1sn ayg gns
tice Es1r-nett SUSTAINED irkss aE1iun tsf
.1nf MDf-npw sslHtrrfT ,rirrffr nprra in
ilssusissitIsE tine allit arnnEstn isy Eri1rlEa
aaft Gerald Milienx aEs1lrssl 1tsT AEaf'-
r'er Epiaftrnr1iNn afsnEnafFF Ftr dam
ages a. me snn ID safsyh T,ns tss.-
firn-fer au Niiaiksh a.ne Nnn uFsss fliRniins-
isd IN The apwer usrSrr ami Nfsitsh is
Ialiii1anase iD Ntae supreme nprfH sr1iI-
lfss fsilk rfisst the gkiaztfralfk wssfs waftil-
'aiF aees1i authority 80 ar'irE 1tFs Rlin
amt atssa Hisf Eiltt m.Sx nN1 1iIlAD wsHriItn
itxp s'eerE sEfler fiss sxHestarn sss JaYlG,-'
ssstet t,T tine ssEst g1grtines Esenllssr1 amt
Esanr 4n Dissenting <rsErn nfle grafsgsrE5-
sxaE1iisE t1ai1lipn sr the npsru hrslH nnna
ksanasasa6 are az f.ses2 as 1tssz1 M Itssl
u9sctpw amt ap 1iznenase naflisr astse aszu
Nffhsr psifauns wasss handed spEn1
Is tlllpvx
St11s sK A r. Bsna1nsar1s ass5sIzurt
zis1seHlia6 1rpFn Mrsfnnnmsah xsrarrTr
strnssrNtisn Sur asaErs1nsv pf4ssns "
p1sisslmr by Eassrins Esrgnsnf: gnars G
E.phe,s MEsrr-pw ze1nantad
WI G. FartEsessk sx g II Eshsx1e
t5csssgslzasls ss5lpaases6 firerr MrssrrrsE4z-t
llsllsgHF Ftszipn 1us 1t1k Fsale1ssrw 81
assoaaes ptllzzsN als C't1ss6 gnEziss Ez-
EarAt.s aiatsnns 40 .gm6Es @zaaxsaltssssi
tnzsttzahk br eAsana&sEzzntssr nj Hesn Ct
asstHs@E NnS 2aherwsias affkfasl=sa y
Nd. ANnrg4rT asE EssaEp1 EirsErar-
atag tEsnpasns~ aaspsilsaEa argsnsIasf
ssenp MEsapassaA xsEsslzSFs arn1issr .ara
rsness-T ~ mapness sssizsian Ar Ens-
aanE cease rs,srsanzlss
1sNzassk a. EsslhsszHzsr az 81 Hss1sea-
sana1za rx Nsiana Ezarksss a. ~ Ma,-
ps:sz zfHesa HppS Eamev rpnrgrs nris
hasee pr HzieareE fra.szH - sasanasszx
v sss7tpsrrsS psaisalzsn aw gnsaEe Esnr-
slssEs- snHxs FreE w. WisEn sesssrrs&
stasasdh Asazst2s- kaz4. IN ~
fNsH EaalkaK2rS NspsssAtsH trprn Baker
tRsegFs ArnlAn - rxsEsss.s asanzfn
~ SKasaAns Easaas snSTe sasxss Ar
aers9H sffs-rsAe&
y l. Prizes ErskArzsss nnrx rRnF. xrs-
asslAxszf. ri Exkss Esx4osnY asarn sazuasF..
seapasaeS srpm HaksS Esnsrzrs assisn
y ssnps@r &aznAnrs Eer an zasaxas
srssAxss W szszlssaxs enAsza sr gnzal.ss
.stsaxsssss Ss&Ex Am6er~an zrEzrszsssE
MslasT 2NnxzkssF nRn FsanF rr Gessrxe
sssaass sasrtsg1rss 2Re-sxa 8rnm EAsss-
zsksz nnEzsFs BtsaEsxzn fer rshesrrxi I
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30
GRAf NAN NEARLY
aAH N SMASH

Nlissn the Etaaring Rsaf 8,naisIsu on
! hssNsissf car ittHst sils was tLfisiifsE, Ma
sls'st ~ Vkiat Asiber'tr garage GAa Fer-
~ sb'sst was -tfauta ptn ~ ttle cf.s
aslsp Sustained q aenses assalp puunsat
u's's aseniaefs Draitrran ass alilee asusth
~ sstsan sttpiB . d M MuntlnE. asse
sVat sAisstlf ltt ttna srir su Mtae time rans
aAsaltsair p1s'nf'raA r'hs atlJlsnsd mar
s'ss ntspiusin I'D sSsEsatp lbF 1. %. M.en-
sifi N'tsp was driving ~ HsLiam 1spn
filf hnna nesss zfstsai @tnsetl, v.i.sr ~
suaspeuerau 'nsa auJuaan naan AHsssr IN
szist snaf bsaIfse atle cat THE alrsp wns
sDNsfstllriaef
~ FAnat M Thompson, vshp h at
aLafsttafw Jess sait rsnsslisv xhat Iess
aanufEipn is npt aiafnntx. .fest ans.
stsssissp . allgiu pfsiattall 6rnctnre 90 srhe
isifilN amt sn erillssh sealp WOUND ais
ltssstssf an Ietusth N'ns afssarmgiup es-
ta1asstu 1neH Iltls iats asatJtls aeruss
sia Sup 81 stias head amt epfaE sthsus
5sss s's.ir ear aaariy sessB,inF aim.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30

11n, F2iEssr1 zEre EiaDss elusive fuufsf
IsWiee rasa. sffsefee police 1EEva
sought dpr them asltt dur 1saugfft
4 search Bvas nsirlss HEain Mfpntiay
night b1ft Dniy tine fafr1tsst indfeEs-
fin1I ~ tine tftirrteB fftnrssIfilere xas
lstinrs. The rD0t NJ tine svil could M
7sgnHrs be found.
I'm tine 1asar 1f -tila Etregun gEfFefftes
n b s0rt 81 11ori stfuie I'm which q fam
vsi1frs Ht zlI 1lolrrk tinrirlE tine 11as-
1srrfHanee ystfis he Tor the pnrppss OF
simplifying Charles xzluuers 1satroml
witt tins spitrsst Hs essential nz-yfan
&luaIaS lIitsfrf this Tan sshliriter a
ftlsHt s11nns,i0ns Jizi1rH inns tine tfleB-
tssr- Several uDai5le 10 stem tine ssarrs.f
with sperFlinassn aandissrciliafs, sfaa tins
tslRsshDnse. Esrpper called tine 1aaIiue
nstissy searched Itsf refsr 81 aias 1f1ssss-
tHrs a1ln Ettse trutFs las wsslI Hs tins
faiIsza. leaaieefs ont An MIA Tfnitalnnr
s,isssr@irrg pns 81 tine nHrilr nria1ftai
EliHfpnls ffRet mark sflis time Id the
bsHzas was ig0iiirE Il poll ein in sfiis
ffprsal fafssaeefft 10 1fls feireftsr, and
Ttss Fern Restaurant, On ETie.fl sstrset
back sst the asragnr Eisrtrir ifiaput.
4UEh tfs I,rsialrta and the pnll rsrt
iIisssufrfftE
Ntnnttag 1iitsfn they scans again
thsrt is, tine fumes
DINERS IN tine rrestanrfsfr pushed
away -rf1air #ffEhfass and srtfs gttreirt4r
aEzain slfffarHn the parigs uf am an.
ssEefrt r.ita
errfiees rhnnpson Sherlock M rails
puiins department answered stfls cali
Eas wsfth KsaIusaf and runs seirtsre res-
taIlrfiIt durnR, sscurra1 Tfls ,ptfprsus
Biu Rgfgtn tine sC't1tns-
man pm and skunk were gpIls, IisHp-
ing mo cine bfu THAT invisible stain
thar rode nn srtrarsiE wsi1atx.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30

E'laranre Monroe. Nentnn E.nrtsur
amt D. T.. NssHta,si,esg urrasslst ses.srssl
stsasvs Fsfsu i,E Gsnlstaille Mse Assntr AM
deputy Game Atafstinn Eas,y Hlrsatrrnser
~ tiassst fslsttes near Htiar1ilsa, Or, Ill
zfst Lsssststaiie anuIlntRiisa. ant nssrsirfa
Naiiisun in stiiair a,ussessipr, Jiisassatl
entity ~ gntsEs LI1iriltls snpirn rfles-
diiF afrnrntfsE Artipn swas fi.sfarse0 IN
eftls ufast Jsatssiins tine ratssrn ID Ihsrssaf-
zfssr 1rntn rtfsr rnlIEt-y where ne vae,lt
sssa,rs9 tsssss seBn an nissfsi s,f attfltrluiall
eNsteinse Each ~ Etst ilafentiarlts tsissifas
atsz this n,eat wsss lisft i'm Ifiiair tlanlasi
wtsnptu ttiau izflpxtladEe zsnEi Efae,i
tsstT assg pam in tine sisgltgirt.sr suf xfats
tiee' ssaiu ~ haSe bsen gnesR IN rfssf
niisslaiiis tiisf'itn tine sssoefu SNOW sstpsn
h'sensnAar ii esJ,sntef 10 sstnrn 10 xu
3atn Wsttnsalas
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30

a aezr-vay N zf11s Old Oregon Tnafs
hisetween Teisease1 and ffaiarss NJ IIrs-
Elen <a'suzrry amt Bstser counties was
leriseref ny tine zzats nigisEzay esurn1iE-
lafnn IN session mere Af0naay -i1m 15
mile stretch VIII complete .fiFe zin.-
I1srpvsnse1rf M tine rraf :aIsE Il sis s-z-
i1,e'-tet stzIa1 the matter aaf grading and
Isu-iacilE sFiil be zfalken M apv tine eons-
sntisstDn al ifs 1Esrf rsg1liar nrseti1lg.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30

-<a1a4 A@Ask@@At-Az<xke Me MZ1E0
The Northwest S8csetv n Highway
lAiasi1fez VIII nsssf m annual session
~ fise Afartun 1fstel Salem. fiss svsn-
srrs n 8anrn-T 2. Highway engineers
E1rons Fvzer tins se1rffFe 1n~thwext are 80
EIsssefet 10 De present a1f zan aftenFs-
faress 81 I'D H R1ftfclnater a nIarss.is
lisiiEl addresses ny prominent rcar en-
ftfiIzsiazrH including Representative !.
= sfswa-t n Corvallis win feature tine
l.rr-strrae. 1fTfFee5 VIII iss sisctsn Tor
the coming year
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30

sEi,zszs 4ftsEn Aiextse fssits ssD lssrsns
ber e reeorfes ssn s1fficsal ssasensesf
aznxt fise zAa,ssrseara zsaf'ers isakI t,eel r..
lssasef The zsHsfe sletssrtiasezfe M
&zssnzaEtaD tszsss is,siieates the zlseistes
a. resease tine sailors nae ss.os sbeen nc
azzaEls sgssst zsfae effect son tfs,tt tsate
s1ase sailors iaald are kiarrx q 1ssssrs..
Nr aarss tszrrv @. sgartir 5sosia ,uf III.
zazanaastsse 1tenfser saeeorsoise
asdsv zadvaesa 10 tins ,slssse depart
nzeTl wers iron the american -eoi,si
~ &saxafasn sa1sf saatet tisat Tie ,rs.
zezrsa ssf the Two frsen 1asn been srosis-
1sszl wiizleut dafrfilss g,sisaits.
zEszsssr Et Nsixen
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30

LlsIiisIi' s1Iini1n e .IlIstiaa EIE-zis.
zsliklaH sf1z zrazsszrf.lrs sf--.s--r lar.EIss-
y -En e-s1Gcfen ~ Western Lzaufssrae4
company. appeal fllsn1izssl II n E'H
IlsasaEizsE N zERrisszff1n 1ar -z,rtf 1a1
iiztigeas eorpr1e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-30

aalsisssaaa asee sse--arxp Anasrl-
ssp sailors aziso naps sssen ain zaii at
aHansEiaa, axexie9. asinee November Il
- sfs,s seizssss ii sassanitiRs q alesiessn.
<Fln = ressassf sssnse tlnss zssshss, the
ssIaze zlepartnsessl eras azisiaed.