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IUCTIONS-LEChL
Legal Nolices.

ANNuAL. MEErtN(;-;Tng reguIaf annual
slaE Of She si9eSsSdsFs 81 Of hs sss M.
~ wi.!l be hsih At t. SaHkinE noaso a
leo the econ pur T OF escns
., Sher na tH1 'm mas paG
erly, come before the meeting S. y. RY-
BROAD STREET BANK Richmond Va
tn regular annual meeting ~ tbs stock
%a"kinr house Of IEy nroaa Street ~G'" In. n"
on Tn,.sdaT, :lanuaTy p 1920. a. 10 \ ~.
thu ensuing YEAR and Tor tho transaction 81
by IBIS ma W EsS5yF S
CENTRAL; Mt EANk.-At >m."t,ng
sns Of tg 5SSS5 G Held DC G9n 81
- semi mn di"ihend of 80 was DECLARES!
6ank ma 4 ~, aiS!dsud ya $50 ooc.yo OF q
hvs Sesn ssas as Of SSs h is
oout OF the earnings for the nast SIX months.
Vim vies. Fresidsn, and caa ifiS r, ZOO.
pX ,aRSSns n rsnSTs N4,ona i'?HK IA.
ai!sy1$Ts q IN. GrSk ;sslstSi
capital , st"JJk nayably on ,ianuaFy md 1890,
aeth, 1919. Checks viii be mailed ~ M 81.
h .Ss4a OF ys sf ass 3
na h Gs ss per enns out e the eHrnnE.
o!.ylREMp STrlGEm3la po'nni9n TTpf.
company OF tSiEH!fpbu. va. December H.
1919 The board OF directors OF this company
haze This day declared a quarterly dividend
OF 500 per share on its capital stock. pay
able on and after January . l2"o. 10 stock
holders OF record or December .. 1919
Checks VIII be mailed. ". Ii. Slaughter
secretary,
uiNinENpp NNorlcEI,-rne FIRST (a1anal
Banis OF Richmond, va. Deccnnrr ~
l+io--'rhc board or directors Of this uant
have this day declared u quarterly dividend
s seSls S FISH .s q i ffsSsd a.
Alex. F. Ryland Cashier
FIRST NArioNA EANk- tichm Joc Va
DcceInbsy II. /. q. The regular -nnua
%atcnal banH Of Shnoi:,.. Va. io- he
thn acts Of The air ors Tor tho asst fiscal
business which MAJ uropcrlv com. teto:s
January Is :aao, a, Il noon in mo cir.
tors room Of thG ';am" Minth ,;ind Ma!g
SAVINGS B.iNI< OF TICIiAiON D-plviisnI
notice The directors OF tho Savings it..ni
Of Richmond 81 , meeting hold on pc-
per cent ana an extra per cent gu: OF
the earnings Of The asst six months Chech.
viii hc mailcd lantcs kaii. CasLi.:..
VlEd!MiA riiujss,T, C3!,;-H,cninend: Va
%: uer cent. uayabe on and atter Janu-
ary l. 1870. 10 Stockholders or recor,. o.
december - 1913 l.. ID. Ayiet;. Sce:l-
tar.
TO .u.o tpcso want Ais Is OF
>riinG
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AUCTfONS--LECALs
Legal Notices.

UNION HA%N-The Union Bank OF Rich.
TIN, mon na,., R,,chnond. Va. Deceinssr IL isisi
! hpiI;de RS Of The Union BANK OF .Riehmoni
Street, on Thursday. January 8. 1870. ~
; O'Clock noon. or che election OF dire
Transaction Of any other business that MAY
properly come Before hem. c. C. Barks.
VIRGINIA FIRE AND MAKINE-OfTice a
the virginia Fire and Marine insurs nc :
Co. Richmond. VA. December 10. 1910 Tho
hoard OF directors Of this company huVs
tnis day declared scm.annual Dividend
OF ten Nodol per centum 1.-TWO and Eo-ii,
dollars perashare). payable January I. 1850.
70 the s,ociih olicrs OF record December =.
Jr.. Secretary
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dUCTiONS-iEGALS
Legal No;iccs.

'SNSseb -'osAsSFs' 90
ANIf 4ES n ATHN1 s, nSS1 q ,sn1Sna
holders OF this bark viii b. neld OF rues-
DAY Sn sisey, H. q, 9iG rsa,o, oS1ci oGn
ssrGScrly come before SAID nsesins q. i
va.,-Tho, directors Or THIS banI; "aye d.
G!nred diy!dend e. per cent "ayan .
EeesinLcr ii 1912 TIne boo, Goois :?r 'he
e ensr sh * AMI o nd iHsS '"!h g.
Nili. Cashier.
AMERICANS, TnusT. co. Hichmond, Va
January : 1870. to sharehoders CT .:cord
ts sf.faet OF Stock %l be 10 e9sSG from is
eeniber "a. 1919. TO January = 1890 t.{h
Walker. see!etsEy.
ANNUAL. ait:ErINI;-Oid Dominion Trust
Co,npans. Tho REGULAR Innua! ,ncetins
Of The stOSi;hoi dc sc q od D'.n a of r H.,
COMPANY. 10 40 East Main Street. Rich
lnoud, Va. on "Wednesday. January lf. la-o.
ing directors OF the COMPANY and for tho
transaction Of such other business ny may
properly como before the meeting. w IL.
SLAUGHTER. secretary :
tionsi nsn!;: K!ehmond Va: Decembor
iSso al Zoo 81 Tor the election OF di:
Tsco5f for M Ear :. fh sea ne's
Meeh may me sn''
DIVlpt:ND The Union Bank OF Hichmon1.
ncccmber Is. l?ia--'fhe board Of director,
OF this bank have declared the regular SEM:
stock. payable January !. 1879 Chrcka w.li
be mailed =. c. Bark-d.ic. Cashier.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BE GOOD TYPIsr.
PERMANENT POSITION IN CLUB FOR
RIGHT PARTY. REFERENCES REQUIRED.
ONLY CAPABLE NEED APPLY. AD-
DRESS i. O. COX 80. CITY. AND GIVE
SALARY EXPECTED.
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Book NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hook Keeper,
|. Mlary TO right party. address, l.. O. Box
WIG. Richmond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

IDOI\k EEpER-Wanted. young man for
light baokkco ping Must have knowledge
OF shorthaEd. Apply. with references. to
Grown Cork and Seal Co. sos East Franklin
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DISpL4Y-GLASSIF.ED
OF THAT VALUABLE FARM KNOWN
AS THE
"O1AKLEY FARM"

Containing 80 Acres Galore or, Less:
IL execution OF 4 certain deed oi
trust 10 The undersigned trustee, dated
January Is. 1918, recorded i'll tn"
Clerks OiHcc OF tho Circuit cour, OF
Gloucester County, Deed Book -. page
ii2, default having been made III the
payment of the debt therein secured.
note oldcrs, ! Will sell the property
above mentioned and described in said
deed as follows:
NH that certain tract or parcel OF
land. with all improvements thereon
and appurte nanccs thereto belonging.
known as oakley Farm contaninG
$40 acres. more or less, adjoining the
Dragon Stream on the north; the
Dragon Stream and the lands of the
Garland Estate on the east: the lands
OF Tom tioodc on the south: and the
the west, the mcics aud hounds Of
which are as follows: beginning at Il
stob, corner to the land of Gooda and
the Ga rlund Estate. now Redwood;
thence north Al east ZIG poles TO what
is known ~ Hcwctt's Bridge across the
of said stream TO II point where the
open or cleared land OF Phil'p Riles
comes TO the waite oil the Dragon
Stream: thence S. 80 w. IS poles to an
oak; thence $. 81. w. 81 poles links
To a beech: thence :. 81 IL. 81 poics 10
links 10 siob: thence 5. a2i- r.. -
poles tn Il sycamore. thcucc = 80 w.
- poles ~ links 10 a pine: thence s.
"3la w. 10? poles - links 10 Il point Z
links east 10 a pine; thence $. 5oi, T..
IL! poles I" n stob; thence 5. f. L; -
poles 10 a Stob nj Goodies gate; thence
j. 6ii= H. 81 poles u links To AN oak ;
thence ;; 1lii L. l@T poles 10 tho be-
yiunipC''
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.C.NNVASSCRS for house to- house work
Liberal salary and commissions. III East
Esrna
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ORIG CLERK Wanted. II non-re cis.erea
or reSiGiered assistant, Single man pre-
Tered small town. Address l. SIC, care
kIimcs- Dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

, MOSEf-.Are You in need OF money? W..
lend on real estate. See us ltultln 10
Sloan: 10 North Eighth Street.,
MONEY loaned to ho4seleepers At legal in
Fourth Street. Madison 367a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

WANTED sGVENTI2EN1'u
AND MASiIINGTON.
eHAuFFEUR, wanted 10 run family car
.anI make himself uscfai on the lot An
by No. -ls North Ninth street.
I&OLoHBiI' MAN. with eNpcricncr. 10 oner.
| mtn clcyMt9r. q ~. Linrrv y 90.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

DiEipENp NOriCE--rne FIRST National
Banh OF iichm"nd, va. Deccnn-r IL.
l@i9-Thc board OF directors Of this uan!i
have this day declared u quarterly Iivt.t.n,i
~ S3.oo per ahare on rs apitai stock oi
g. 100000 10 Stockholders OF record az Of
!'cccnher - 1917. Checks VIII be aiS lied.
Alex. r. RylanG Caah!er
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MISREPRESENTATION. registered or assist.
ant registered druggist Rthn rdaon's
n rug Store. Col North Seventeenth Stroct.
& FSsUGGISr--1f, you are registered or assist
Ell ant registered druggist. want poaiticn
Mean business. address l. 5Si, care Times,
slisoat ch.
NOTICE lla, these Want Ads are CON
SANITY Changing. That proves o;IicE re.
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BUY good used car Head the descrip-
tohs Of tho good onea offered for sale
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TO u,o tpcso Want Abs is to oe sure Of
.rti
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Houses Tor Sale.

lIOUSE-Sou,n THIRD Street brick house i:
rooms donh!c i!ar.:Ec; viii rem, for. SIS
rcr month. Pricc. $1,000. l.. II. e H. s
iIarvie Madison ats6
HOMES For ci,E and suburban homes sec
us l.. \. C;ttiin X Co. 80 North I,ish,l
OWN ycur own home Now IS the time To
buy Phone Madison 1t13 today Muhi--
ltan Nayhcc. builders OF High Class
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Help Nanicd-AluIc.

EXPERIENCED BENCH AND MA.
CHINE MEN. ALSO FINIsHERs
FOR vARN1sH WORK. STEADY
EMPLOYMENT. APPLY q. O.
ANDREWS. sUrT.. MoNTAGUB
MANUFACTURING CO.. igoAD
STREET AND nELT LINE.
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GEO. V. oLIvER. salesman
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ANi--itichmJnd. Va.
D. The regular annual
>. holders OF :2o First
'Chmui!u. Va. tr. he
-. TIA" ratification -.
GTS for tho ast fiscal
7uSaCiion 81 .nY ether
troIcrlv com. ts.to:.
VIII he ncid rI.Sdar
u noon in ;hc cir"c-
',uuH. Ninth and MAJ.
Va Alex. l. it.!.i..t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
Masonic Lodges OF Salem
To Hold Important Session

The Masonic lodges OF Salem will
hold one Of the most important sessions
of the year in their lodge rooms In the
Masonic Temple Saturday evening,
March %. The occasion will be an Off
cial visit from the M. w. grand master
of the state Of Oregon, +. W. Settle
mier Invitations have been issued to
the lodges of Donald, Dallas, Independ.
ence, Gervais, Stayton, Silverton, Aurn-
er, Rickreall, Jefferson and Woodburn,
The Salem lodges will meet in joint
session at p. M, receive their visiting
lodges, and listen to an address by the
grand master. They will then an repair
to the reception room where an elabor.
ate banquet will be served, and spe.
cial program of music ana DrlcI ad-
dresses by representatives of the visit.
ing lodges will be given. Responses will
be made by representative Of each OF
the Salem lodges Committees in charge
of arranging for the reception are: For
Salem, No. A, Mark McAllister, j. F.
Jones, and John Carson; for Pacific
No. so, E. F. Carleton, w. H. Dancy,
and o. A. Olson. Mr.. G. G. Brown,
senior grand deacon of the grand lodge
of Oregon will have charge of the ro
ception Of visitors. Ali Masons are
urged to attend.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
AFrIRMS LOWER COURT
CONTINUED from page one)

from Lane; suit to foreclose contract
covering conveyance of land; opinion
by Justice Burnett; Judgment of Circuit
Judge Skipworth modified anu ,s..r is
remanded with leave to circuit court
to grant permission to defendants to
amend their pleadings with reference to
alleged defect in title.
l.. H. Turner VS.. A. r. Cyrus, appel
liant; appealed from Clatsop; suit to re-
quire defendant to deliver rental money
collected for the plaintiff; opinion by
Justice Harris; Judgment of Circuit
Judge Dakin reversed and case re-
manded.
George Deyol VS.. Citizens Bank, ap.
pellant; appealed from Multnomah; act
ion to recover $1,000 alleged to nave
been deposited with defendant by plain
tiff; opinion bv Justice Bassett; Circuit
Judge Tacker reversed and case re-
Cases were dismissed by stipulation
as follows; John E. Pollock VS.. Quality
Mill & Lumber Co., ct al; in the mat
ter of the estate of Ebor Wright, rela-
tive to petition of E. f. Wilson for re-
moval Of administrative; J. w. Nc
Culloch, ct al. VS.. Ben J. Brown, sheriff
of Malheur; state, ex rel school district
No. s, Malheur county, VS.. George w.
MeKaieht; s. w. Kimble vs.. Maggie
versets Wright
Petitions for rehearoing were denied
In Giesy vs. Marion county; Merchant
VS.. Smith Powers Logging Company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
Lamar TCoze Writes War
History Of 364h Infantry

Walter l.. Tooze, ST., has recently re-
celved letter from his son, Lieut. La
mar Tooze, who is stationed with the
264th infantry at Nogent- la Bernard,
France, in which he tells Of writing a
booklet giving the war history Of the
364th, which he expects to have printed
in this country. He was just putting the
finishing touches upon it when he
wrote. He is also rejoicing over the
fact that his colonel had written a
warm letter, recommending him for the
regular army or the reserve corps. He
goes on to say:
Il have been detailed to attend a
course in law at Sorbonne university
Paris, for four months, pay going on
at the same time, and leave for Paris
Tuesday. That means / won t be with
the 9lst division when it leaves (prob.
ably the last Of March) but will ge;
home about the middle Of July. lt.s an
opportunity of lifetime and l don Il
see how | made it because there were
thousands of applications in the A. E.
+. Only 10 from the 364th were select
ed, includisg Lieutenant Harry Clark
and Major Lester w. Humphreys Of
Portland. My French ism t what you
would term 'court French but I'll
stand upon it and if I don't learn law
but do learn French my time will be
well invested.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
$500 Men Arrive Today
On Three Battleships

Newport News, March 1S.-Nearly
$500 men arrived here today aboard the
Battleships Louisiana and South Caro-
lima and the U. S. S. Arcadia.
Aboard the South Carolina were cas-
ual companies from Virginia, Texas, In
diana, Ohio and nine civilians, making
q total of 1926.
Balloon wing companies D, E, and F
of mobile surgical unit No. 1O2 casual
companies from Illinois, Michigan,
Minnesota, Missouri. Alabma, Wiscon-
sin snd Texas and ITO officers and three
civilians constituted those aboard the
Louisiana. The total number aboard
was $780,
On the Arcadia was the 11th ammu-
milton train of the seth division com
plete and casual companies from Texas
and other southern states. Approx
mately fifteen hundred were aboard the
Arcadia.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

tables of statistics from telephone Of
ficials and experts, showing the in
creased cost of operation. Figures were
submitted from various sOrrees show.
ing the decline in the cost of electrical
materials and other commodities, and
over against this was presented de-
mand from electrical workers and en-
ployes for an increase of wages. There
were plenty of witnesses who sought to
that there was no real ground
for the proposed increase, and
plenty of threats from protestants
that if the increases were granted they
would pull out their phones The com
mission proposes to include in the hear
ing every possible item of evidence on
both Sides
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
BRIEF SPORT NOTES.

Portland, Or, Mar. 1s.-Three head
liners will be presented to fight fans
at the Portland boxing commission s
smoker here tonight.
Sid Mitchell Of Seattle and Johnny
Mccarthy Of San Francisco will furn.
ish one of them. sChief' Abernathy
was scheduled to meet Mccarthy but
telegraphed yesterday that he could
MT come north because of an injured
hand
Alex Trambitas will battle with Jim
Storey, an easterner, and Valley Tram
bitas (Jimmy Darcy win mix it with
"Spud" Murphy from San Francisco
town.
Joe German and Johnny Arrousey,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
Gives Recipe Guaranteed
To Cure For Bolshevism

Fresno, Cal, Mar 1S.-Food and
work will stop the spread of bolshevism
according to Olaf A. Tyeitmoe, secre-
tary-treasurer of the State Building
Trades Council.
ga small faction of our toilers has
been tainted by bolshcvism but the
overwhelming majority detest it, "
Tveitmoe told delegates to the Build
ing Trades Council Is convention here
today.
sGf our wise men really want to
stamp out the /. w. w. and the bolshev-
ist they can easily do SO by taking care
Of the men and women of toll Boil
shevism, in some form, will even come
to America if few men are to con
tinue accumulating millions while the
masses drift. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

State Superintendent of Public In.
struction J. A. Churchill is rccom-
mending to all high schools in the state
that one credit towards graduation be
given each student who left the high
schools to enter the army or navy for
each year of service, up to three cred,
its. This will give many boys whose
school work was broken into by the war
an opportunity to enter high school this
spring and complete their course this
year. Others will b. enabled through
this ruling to complete their course next
year. Many Of the high schools of the
state are now offering a course in mill
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
A CHES, PAINS. ~
. AND SORENESS


When You want to stop pain and
DO the job quickly and surely-get
the original Improvement on the old
fashioned mustard plaster-Begy's
Mustarine-the kind that contains
real yellow mustard. IT cannot blis-
ter and there are no disagreeable
fumes to irritate the nose and eyes.
just rub it on for any ache or
pain it penetrates quickly and re-
heves almost instantly by gently
stimulating the circulation and diff
fusing all inflammation and con
gestion.
Always in the yellow box - be
sure to ask for Begy's Mustarine
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

Costs. few cents! Drop a little Free
zone on that thouchy corn, instantly
that corn stops hurting, then you lift
it right out with the fingers.
Why wait Your druggist sells a
tiny bottle Of Freezone for a few
cents, sufficient to rid your feet of
every hard corn, soft corn, or corn be-
tween the toes, and ealluses, without
soreness or irritation Freczone is the
much talked of discovery of the Gin
cinnati genius.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
PERSONAL

B. W. Riehey returned last evening
from Iowa. He experienced some reg
ulation Iowa winter weather with all
sorts of snow and storms and says the
Willamette valley looks coed, even if
it does rain once in a while.
DR.. G. B. OiNeill who has been in
the service for the past year returned
this morning.
Lieut.. Charles L. Robinson who has
been visiting friends in the city for
the past few days, is now located at
Yakima, Wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

Attorney General Brown, replying to
an inquiry from Multnomah county as
to the constitutionality of Fl. B. 231,
providing for commission for tine su-
pervision and conservation OF yaxss IN
counties OF 100000, advises school dis
tricts to observe the provisions of the
act unless IL is brought into some court
of jurisdiction and an adverse opinion
is rendered 1t Is assumed that the act
Is valid 90 long as no decision to the
contrary appears.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
J. @. PERRY, Druggist

tary instruction and giving credit there
for, under the plan prepared by the
state department Of education. u seems
proper, therefore, to give credit for act.
ual service in the army or the navy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

Tornadoes and clondbursts Saturday
in Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma re-
suited in the death of several persons
and the loss of vast amount of prop
erty
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

tioycrnor 0lcott has just appointed
Di. rlcdy 3. Dayton, Of Portland, to
succeed l'r. w. J Curtis, Of Corvallis.
on the State Board of Examiners in 0p.
tomctry. He has also expressed his in
tention of re-appointing w. M. Peare,
of La Greade, whose term expires next
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

Battling" Contrado and Ted Hokc,
and Freddie Anderson and Walter
Knowlton will furnish the other half
of the evening s entertainment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

last years third sacker Charlie Pick,
who will compete for the job already
is signed.
Pittsburg, Pa, Mar. 1S.-Krug, Sec
ond sacker from Cleveland, and Shee-
ly, first baseman, formerly in a north
western shipyard, are today on the
Salt Lake baseball clubs roster. The
men arrived here yesterday.
Chicago, Mar. 18,-Great Lakes nav
al training station won the national
A. A. U. water polo championship last
night by defeating the Illinois Athlet-
ic club team five to one.
Chicago, Mar. is. = A cablegram
from General Pershing today notified
the Chicago Cubs that Pitcher Grover
Cleveland Alexander win be on the Job
shortly. The message, addressed to-
President Fred Mitchell, read:
Alexander left station en- route to
United States.-Pershing."
This will complete the Cub pitching
staff. regarded as its best in many
years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
/ ~ J ..'sl)

When you buy shotgun to get that
chicken hawk, make sure it's a Rem
ington.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18
X X X r \ X X II X X X X X X J
STATE HOUSE NEWS !

Commissioners Num- and Booth, Of
the Highway Department are now on
tour Of inspection through Jackson
ard klamsih counties, which will prob
ably occupy tho entire week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

month These appointments become eff
fectiye June |.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

1t appears that the stockmen OF Una
tilla county are up in opposi,isn ~ .uu
enforcement Of s. b. 143, that inter
feres more on less with their interests,
and Attorney General Brown has re-.
ceived an intimation that the referen-
dunn win be invoked against it. Reply.
ing to query as to the method of pro
ceedure in getting the matter before
the voters, he states that in cases where
a bill applies only to a single county
il is only required that it be brought
before the voters Of that county, in
which the signatures of five per cent of
the voters must be obtained in order to
place it on the ballot. He notes that
s. b. 1866 provides that the people Of
any county shall be authorized to en-
act, amend or repeal laws applying to
their particular domain. Petitions for
referendum must be filed within 90
days after the adjournment of the leg
islature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

The Public service commission are
continuing their hearing of testimony
and statistics in the big telephone case
in Portland today, and according to
reports from the capitol they are up
against one Of the most complicated
problems of their existence. Over
against the innumerable protests from
all parts of the state are FORMIDABLE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

Dubuque, Iowa, Mar. IS. - Johnny
Meyers, Chicago middleweight wrest
Ter, won two out of three falls from
Heinc Engel, Dubuque, here last night
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-03-18

Chicago, Mar. 1S.-The White Sox
are fortified with a psir of shortstops
for the 1919 season.
One hour after "Buckn Weaver
was persuaded to sign his contract yes
terday, "Swede Risberg's document
with his name appended arrived by
mail.
Competition for the third basing job
on the Cubs team was assured last
night by the signing Of Charlie Deal,