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The sun., 1919-10-01
Queens

Astoria. Astoria Gar. Willow 4 Franklin.
Charles Amann: - Fulton Ave-.
NJ. Metager. ess Boulevard.
Brust Bros, Garage. ass sth Ave.
ss1sr Auto auto Re Renal ssa@is. Co. CO. =,
Grand St.
L. Gally.
sheridan's Garage. 40 nth ave.
Bayside. Reutlingers Garage.
Auto Repair & Machine Co.
College Point. College Point Garage.
Kraemer's Express Co.
Corona. Powell & Son. 1863 w. Jackson
Coney Island. West End Garage. Cooks
Lane and Railroad Ave.
Dougiaston., Manor Garage.
Meadow Gasoline Station.
]. stark's Garage.
Douglaston-I Inn Garage.
E,mhurst- MuilsTs Garage. Kinssland
sGS I,;; 9, o.ras. Queen. blvd and
H.I e cs D,:T.i 1 g c SSsss. A. Az
Z. FsbeI Case. Station. JAcksea Ava .
J. Kraus, oussns Diva. . caidvsl Ava
Brooks Auto Supply Co.
Flushing. Red Lion,
Flushing Auto Garage. Iis B'way.
John Geddes.
Mold's Garage.
New Broadway Flushing Garage. San
ford Ave. g Broadway.
Greensboro Garage. So Broadway.
Rainier Motor Corp. FIT. Fsrrinton 81.
seaEers Garage.
Schumachers Garage.
Wilson's Go age.
Upper Flushing Gar. 40 Murray ST.
Wilkins Garage, jackson Ave. & Shell
Hughes Gasoline sta. Bway & 2snd st.
Jaeger Ave. Gar, Jaeger Ave.
harrington Garage.
Forest Hills Garage, Queens Blvd
oen 5SS Fry VIM RDpD cSoS SS0P T% Ave-
Central Garage, Cooper Ave.
v JansOhn, Cooper Ave. and sandoi st.
2so4; Glendale Public Garage.
Hollis, Hollis Case. Sta, Fulton St, RUS
uo,I sell T n.Ios Prop; s..
Jamaica. Mrs. A. Mehrtens. Hillside and
Automobiie Repairing q Welding Co..
Fulton st. & Columbus Ave.
c. Higgins. Locust Ave. & Merrick Rd
Theatre Garage, Twombly Pl a stand
Baker bros, Garage Co. Inc. IS No.
Cohen & Roth Co. Merrick Road near
Frank Berhsn. ls7 RockswAy Rd.
Disbrow Bros. Hillside Ave.
Ed. Lindsay, 97-ss Queens Biyd.
FRANKLIN Garage, 5 Frenkiin g;
Hillside Garage. Hillside Ave.
Palm Gar, Hillside & Flushing Ave.
Wiegers Garage. Union Hall st.
strang's Auto Garage Co., Inc. Fulton
at Smith ST.
John yalenti, Hillside Ave. & Hoffman
Blvd.
Graefs Garage. Rockaway Road and
Chich ester Ave.
South side Garage. So South st.
Monarch Motor Service and Supply Co.
Merric Road. near South 81,
Cohen Roth CO.. Merrick, mr. South st.
Dury's Garage, 10 w jackson Ave
Jamaica Garage, 8 Rockaway Road.
The sun., 1919-10-01
STANDARD OIL CO. 0FNY|
The Sign of q Reliable Dealer
end the Worlds Best Gasoline

Kew Gardens. Colonial Garage. Queens
Little Neck. corneirs Garage.
Long island City. Mccarthy Gasoline
Station, Bridge Plaza.
Clark's Gasoline Station. jackson and
M. I. watts. Bridge Plaza
Delaney Auto CO.. sSs First Ave
Model Garage, IS Payntor Ave.
Webster Ave. Gar. 4th a Webster Ave.
Postal Garage, So. washington Pi.
Plaza Garage. $50 jackson Ave.
queens Court Gar; Ine;, Bridge s,dg Plaza
Simplex Auto Co. Vernon Ave. lath
Hvsrrea ns H Garage sos Crescent St. N'
kaiser's Gasoline Station. Thompson
Mccarthy Gasoline Sta. Bridge Plaza.
Smiths Gasoline Station. es7 jackson
purys Garage. 10 jackson Ave.
Meadow Near Park. Meadow Near Park
Garage.
Middle village. Hirsch. Jacob.
North Beach. e. Bottki.
Ozone Park. L. r. Meliere. Jerome Ave
August Schrempp, Rockaway Road.
S. Woodman, Rockaway Road.
Queens. Queens Auto Repair shop.
Chas. lester, Rocky Hill Rd. and Jeri-
cho Turnpike.
Fulton s.. & Jericho Turnpike. W. L.
Queens Gasoline Station. Jerico Turn
pike and Creed Ave.
Michael V. Alsheimer. Rocky Hill Rd.
N. v Aisheimer, Rocky Hill Rd. and
Queens Ave.
Richmond Hin. Apex Gar. Lensrts. mr..
Kew Gardens Gar, Metropolitan Ave.
X. & s. Garage and Repair Co., Lsf-
]. j. Lake 4 Son. ss1s Jamaica Ave.
I nirG car l,; Jerome Ssd dS Az W
Hillside Ave. Vine st.
Greenwood Gar, 2so4 Jamaica Ave.
Brooklyn Manor Garage. Jamaica Ave.
South Ozone Park. H. Murch. Rockaway
Road and Lincoln Ave.
S. Woodman, Rockaway Road.
Springfield. e. B. Abrams. Merrick Rd.
near Springfield Ave.
W. b. Jones. Merrick Road and Spring
S. Madsen. Baylas Ave. and Merrick
Road.
Whitaker Corp.
Beechhurst Garage.
winfield. Queenstown Auto Repair and
Queens Blvd. and Ramsey st.
Gale & Williamson. Rowan st. & Queens
s. 4 S. Auto Supply Co.. Queens Blvd.
woodhsvsn: Z; Keller. Rookaway Rd.
FIVE, Point Gasoline Station, Rocksway
Rd. and Boyd Ave.
Manor Garage. 1928 Jamaica Ave.
woodhaven Garage, Jamaica and
Woodhaven AYES.
Forest PIX. Garage, 1877 Jamaica Ave.
Victory Garage: 1856 Jamaica Ave.
Rockaway Blvd. Garage. Jos. Schauli.
Prop. Rockaway Rd.
Broadway Garage, Jerome Ave
Woodside. Kunar's Garage. Flushing Rd.
H Miggo, Jackson Ave and 9Th st.
Woodside Gar, 4th st. and jackson
Ave
jackson Heights Garage, Jackson Ave.
and Trainsmeadow Rd.
jackson Ave. and 7th St. Pat. Roemer
Gasoline Station.
The sun., 1919-10-01
Launch Naphtha Points


City Island. Robert Jaoobs
A. Malakon,
Joaquin Vidal
B. r. Wood.
New York city The Anna Service, N. Y,
Yacht Club anchoraBs FIT. z, $50 81
Q. F. Quinn, clason Point
John Rehm, BronxkiIls Boathouss.
Fl. of Walnut Ave.
r. r. Welsh, TT. W. 10th 81.
Richmond. Capt. C. NJ. Cattsrmols,
Schooner Lawrence" OF yt Wander.
bilt Ave, Stapleton.
BROOKLYN. A. 1, Anderson. Ulmsr PIX. Pr.
c Polling. on FIT seth st
Canarsie. Suffer Marine Equipment Co.,
OF Stables Pier.
Rockaway Point. p. II. Reid.
sheepshead Bay W. Lang.
College Point Herman Kraomsr.
VIM. Needham
The sun., 1919-10-01
The dealers listed below carry SoCO-ny Motor Gasoline

Sanford ST. 215, Sanford Garage.
seventh Ave. b7oS. ssvsnth Ave. Garage.
nth 81. Jsi. Prospect PIX. West Garage.
and Neptune Ave. nth st. Garage. e.
shoepshead Bay Road. 1877, Bayside Gar.
ssaai s. A' 81: 'IS sai'f
9th 50. ga. Berg Benz.
Goth Sc. p37. Fort Hamilton Garage.
1909, Louis Balsstrino.
1901, New Premier Garage.
1888. Goth st. Garage.
6Sth Sc ass, Louis Stackleroth.
10th St. b4s. Unique Garage.
Gnediker Ave. ss7. snediker Garage.
Is, Atlantic Crossing Garage.
Snyder Ave. 81. Snyder Ave-, Garage.
IS, J. J. Snyder d Sons.
s. Elliott Place. 10. Elliott Garage.
Stage SC. 100. Stagg Garage.
Starr et. 1886. Sunset Garage. Ino.
State sc. 2os. Daniel y. 4 Leary.
3S2. Excelsior Garage.
Sterling Place. 47s. colony Garage.
100, Bolls Garage.
414, Catholic Garage
SOC, Crocker Garage.
1879. sepper's Garage.
1884. Samet Garage.
Stephens Court 80. b. r. Stephens.
Stone Ave. a. Near broadway. Lux Gar.
52S, Stone Ave. Garage.
Stuyyesant Ave. ss. Stuyvesant Hts. Gar.
Sumner Ave. 144. Excelsior Garage.
Suffer Ave. 1000. Bernard Schwerman-
Ten Eyck st. 80, d. W. Katie.
TiIden Ave. 2222, Flatbush Auto Co.
Throop Ave- 1, Gayety Garage.
40. Seplowitz Bros.
and Myrtle Ayes, Federal Garage.
Troy Ave. los, Troy Ave. Garage.
$50, Harris Garage.
gath Ave. Ss27. T. H. Joyce.
s4th st. iS7. American Gar. q Mach.
,stth st. Iss. sIth st. Garage.
U Ave. & Lake st. B. Sickle.
Union st. 7s4. Union Garage.
s11, Mcintosh Bros.
s35, NJ. Eckhon.
$40, Academy Garage.
920, Park Plaza Garage.
1875. Lincoln Terrace Garage
Cor. Suffer Ave. Palace Garage.
Utica Ave. rs. Utica Garage.
Van Buren, st. SIS. Waldorf Storage
Warehouse Garage.
Van Sinderen Ave. 359. williams Gar.
Vanderbilt Ave. 267. Vanderbilt Garage.
Vernon Ave. SOL Keystone Garage,
37s. Hohweisner & Sons.
Watkins st. 1874. Fischer Auto Co.
1888. Public Garage.
352. Watkins St. Garage.
waveriy Ave. a.. Merchants Garage.
VERIFIED st. 500. Fred Brugers Garage.
w. 18th st. & Neptune Ave. P. Minichelo.
w. goth st. q r. r. Ave somers Garden
w. s7th ST. Mermaid Ave, sesgate Gar.
WiiIorghby md Knickerbocker Aves-,
Willoughby Garage.
and Nostrand AYES, Willoughby Auto
Wolcctt st. 12s. Sweeney Garage.
$40. Wythe Ave. Garage.
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- >.
One-Man Tax Com mission Daneerous

A one-man tax commission, as provided for in Senate
Bill No. 50, which is being referred at the referendum
election, is dangerous to the welfare Of the state, but
Nonpartisan League spellbinders are not making this
fact known.
The main objection to the bill is that it gives abso.
lutte power to one man. Therein lies its danger, for II
the governor should appoint a man with a peculiar and
fer. 1t Is easy,to conceive of a single-tax advocate being
appointed. II SUCH a man should be delegated to this
position, he would do everything to make the tax laws
the methods of applying taxes and the manner Of collec.
ton conform to his ideas. On the other hand, the tai
commissioner might go to the other extreme, and there
would be danger in that.
The most important phase Of the state government,
is the manner of raising taxes. and ifjever a department,
required the elaboration Of several ~minds-minds of a
special and particular training-it is the tax department
In a democracy. it is both wrong and dangerous to lodge
in the hands of any one man the exclusive power Of dt
recting the work Of raising the taxes Of the state.
But this bill contains a Joker. 1t contains some new
provisions creating new duties for the zone man" com
missioner. one Of which is contained in Section 4, sub
division O. and is as follows: 'Tb contract with indi-
viduals out OF the state for the furnishing of Information
leading to the collection Of taxes which would otherwise
escape, and in case such taxes are thereby collected the
compensation therefor shall be paid by warrant issued
by the (tax) commissioner drawn upon the subdivision
OF government benefited by said collection of taxes in
reparation of benefits received by such subdivision"
This provision allows the tax commissioner to EN-.
ploy individuals who live out Of the state to collect taxes
due to any subdivision of the state. Just why the act
should make it'a qualification that the party employed
should be a nonresident Of the state is not disclosed
Neither is there a limitation placed upon the takes which
are to be collected, nor the percentage which will be
paid by the tax commissioner for the work. It is only
necessary for the tax commissioner to contract with these
non residents to collect any taxes due which he might
hold would otherwise escape" and he is unrestricted by
the law in the amount Of the peoples money he pays fol
such services. League officials and organizers could be
paid thusly. .
So the one-man: tax commission bill also is danger
GUS. and should be vetoed on June 2s.
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The Prohibition Party's History

whetner there is or Is not any new party next year,
one Of the old, minor ones 10 likely to be missing because
OF the attainment Of thA ob3ect for which it was formed.
The failure Of the advocates of temperance to force a
prohibition plank upon either Republicans or Democrats
led the Pennsylvania State Temperance society in 1867
to suggest the organization of a separate party. Michigan
and Illinois took the lead, and there resulted the Ma
tional Prohibition party. which held a political conven-
ton in 1872 and nominated James Black, Of Pennnsyl-
vanta, and John Russell OF Michigan for president and
vice president advocating besides prohibiton. woman
suffrage, direct election OF president, sound currency, en-
eourasement Of tnnmisrstion andlreduced transportation
charges. Every presidential year since then has found
the Prohibition party IN the field and though its total
vote never has greatly exceeded . quarter OF q million,
nevertheless the party furnishes the interesting spectacle
OF having attainsd. within half ! century. by the COM
|bined votes o. both major parties, not only ito prime OBJ
ject but also several q IL secondary ob5ects-ands il,
without ever having won : single electoral vote.
WEAE1 GIfA NHNN NLW4A EEEa
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this provision IL nullified by former acts. they have
no argument: thsy stnpy are endeavorins to hids one
|of the bill,s~jokeras Tho whole thing is too simple for
discussion. A reading Of House Bill Is IL sufficient
proof. (. ss
The. bet not only does away with the method OF
transferring funds to tho bank, but it repeats every safe
guard-of the public funds at the present time. It Is dan.
gerous and vicious. and should be vetoed BY the voters
OF the state.
In regard to. transferring funds, section IS Of the bill
says: &
THE Bank Of North Dakota may transfer funds to
other departments. institutions. utilities. industries, en-
terprises or business projects of the state, which shall
be returned with interest to the bank"
An interesting. situation, is it not? All Of the pub
lie funds Of the state must be deposited in the bank un-
der penalty of Imprisonment Of the officials who fail to
do so. These deposits, the Bank of North Dakota, or
rather the industrial commission which is to direct it, can
scatter throughout the state in aid of any or all Of the
industries or business projects into which the state of
North Dakota has entered. The state now is permitted,
beit remembered. to engage in any industry or business,
save that of manufacturing and distributing liquors and
beer. So this vast sum on deposit in the state bank can
be used for any business project. The money can be
transferred to tho states mill account or it's elevator
account. If the industrial commission should decide to
purchase the whole line of Townley's Consumers United
stores, the funds OF the state bank would be used for that
purpose. ~.
But that is not all! The permanent school fund
must be deposited in the state bank. This fund now con-
sists of $s1s,7so.1s in cash; SO, 27s,s s4.ss in municipal
bonds; s5.es1.25s.s1 in loans secured by farm mortgages
on property within the state of North Dakota. and IN
addition thereto a large acreage of lands unso,d and de-
ferred payments on lands sold, so that the total sum
will be far Is excess Of $50, 900, 900. And this great
amount a protection to the future generations of the
state. goes into the reneral danorhs ~ ~ n..l. ,....
Its which may be used, under the provisions Of House
Bill Is and other league acts, for the purchase either of
the bonds Of the state or it may be transferred to the
mills and elevators within or without the state or in for
eign countries, or in a line Of stores or in any other bus
mess the industrial commission may engage the state.
Little wonder. then, that the socialist orators, who
now infest the state, seek to hide the jokers in the state
bank bill! Little wonder that the endeavor to deceive the
farmers! N
House Bill No. IS is dangerous to the future welfare
OF the state. It is dangerous to the schools, the founda-
don of the prosperity and happiness of generations that
soon will be called upon to govern. 1t must be vetoed on
June 26. . ". .,.'
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darkness. And @there was nothink to
do except listen to the song.

UdI ID tA1VA0 wac IVJkA0Rk xn
do except listen to the song.
After a time words commenced 70
break through the music, like flowers
opening upon the vine. He listened
attentively until he caught whole
phrases and sentences. The song was
O. love song. It. was about q lover and
a princess She was to bind her hair
and come to him.
"wait not to md your slippers, but
come in your naked feet!!"
Surely he, David Noel, should know
that song! Why did the princess have
naked feet? Why, Of course. because
shoes to a beggar!
His i1rst coherent words. after q
month Of illness. were = whispered
plea for some one to buy shoes for the
princess.
ted. Plenty Of money! I brought
A voice like a breeze stirring the
music-vi scothed with a promise to
do as he wished. yrl
white shoes!' he stipulated.
with little tassels," generously
promised the caressing voice.
Satisfied, he fell asleep.
When he woke again his mind was
clearer, but he was still In the dark
ness. Why did he always awake at
night, Noel wondered? And. why
were. there no lamps? Tho horror Of
a new thought gripped him suddenly,
wrenching a cry from him in his help
lessness.
Some one came to his side.
"Mr. Noel?" questioned the profess
sional tones of a nurse. you are in
pain?"
IAN blind?
ooh, no-merely badly bruised.s
II do not believe you!" he painted.
i've seen your breed with wounded
men-vou're all liars!- Where il the
other?"
"The other" stiffly.
Continued in tomorrow's
Evening Herald.
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Gust F!|!b1f<S
~ BY Ed6afA. Guest l

S TOMORROW.
4 Tomorrow,s t IS = when When the loafer VIM work,
Tomorrow the day that we'll sit down and write
Those letters Of friendship we think Of tonight
The day we'll be kind and the day wen be rnoH 5
Tomorrow's the day when Wen i've as We should.
Tomorrow's the day when our debt. will be tp.,d.
When by none upon earth shall an error be made
Tomorrow's the day when the5bad Will renant B
And And the merc I tyrant in pity relent.
When no one VIII hunger { Of comfort Of cheer.
And ne ssf-csntsred man becomes somsbodyS friend:
The day when the bury man now wifi haye ttms =
Toahsip up another who's struggling to clirnb. 80
Ionofrows the dAys when the thouehtless VIII think
Tomorrow's the day when the foolsvill M 80.
aMhsn Early the indolents lag card viii rise.
When the brute will turn gentle, the sinner turr sst.1
And the krunnblefk hnd never II ca3ee for ncrrries.S~s
Oh the world VIII BE- gloriousl " happy and ssv -
~ eveS t0tactfoW turns into today gN@r4.. ssASsvs<gsss.
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stared at her through the twilight'
then sullenly skung on his heel. Even
then he vaguely noted n Greek
beautify of her pose as h stood Wit
one slender, rigid arm pointing hm 70
the door. and her small, curly head
flung high.
Because he was furiously angry,
bitterly disappointed, and upwillingiy
ashamed, he went blindly into the
utter darknes Of the outer hall. Be.
cause she flung shut the door behind
him and turned the key, he went with
reckless haste.
He missed the top stair. When he
clutched the rail to a himself. the
old wood snapped under the shock OF
his weight. Noel had O f1ourishlng
recollection of the black and white
marble floor below, where he had
stopped to read Vasili <Arloh's name
| on the card above the row of bells.
CHAPTER XVI. \
R0salind.
Some one was singing-some one
who was a long distance from him.
The melody was coaxing, %plaintively
minor, and sweet; q melody that
twined into and about the senses as
the tendrils of a vine will creep and
cling about a lattice.
That was an absurd fancy! Music
-lattices! What was wrong with his
brain ia find any connection between
such alien matters?
Perhaps he was bewildered by the
thick darkness. Never before had he
! experienced such long-continued
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New Zealand's Stormy
History Forms Prelude
To Socialist Attempts

Sir Julius Vogers Experiment in Governmental Patcrnalsm Ends with
the Sorry Tale of An Empty State Treasury.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-18

eroSefbs ars trnisn1s a ne haaf
shsli.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

coming five year program Of county
paving but according to rne system as
laid ont and voted on, no mention was
made Of this road. Other arrangements
may finally be made but the money
cannot legally cone from the sale Of
the SS50,000 county bombs.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

The road rlinning cast Of the asylum
generally known as the Fiuitland road
will not be paved, Judge Bushey said
this morning, as this road was not in
the system laid out whom the SS5O,00O
county market road bonds were voted
on. There has been an Impression that
this Fruiiland road was included in the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

Paul s2lonslowskl living near Mt
Angel was The pur ,haser of a 20 acre
tract in township 7 south Of range 2
cast, sold by Jos. J. Keber, executor
of the estate Of Fritz Weber. The con
sideration was sl2O5, The county court
approved the sale.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

William J. Culver, county road mas
ter says that work i progressing rap
IDLY on the road building BY the eoun.
~ on the Salem Turner road. leading
out Of Salem on 5 ate street. On Mon.
day A loads Of mixed materials were
used, on Tuesday 40 loads, which Mr..
Culver regards as going some. On these
two days one eighth ef 4 mile of base
pavement was laid, which the county
roadmaster, also regards as travelling
pretty fast. This road viii be worked
on as long as favorable weather con.
tlnues and Mr.. Calvar hopes to put
down two or three miles this fall.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

Z
the war. Smoking them reminds you OF
old times. tt
A Buick of the 1919 pattern was
stolen yesterday afternoon between 12
and 3 o'clock from the south side OF
the state house. The number of the ear
is 64,602. II belongs to the state high
way department and had the name
painted on one side. II is thought that
any one who would steal ear early in
the afternoon from the state house
must be a regulation crook or some
one most anxious 10 leave town in a
hurry.
Try Northern Flour. It's a Bear.
every sack guaranteed. At your gro
GERS. If
Don't list your farm with SOCo-
DOFSKY unless you want to sell. BAL
State. If
The closing band concert of the sea-
son brought out the largest crowd of
the season, all of which is evidence,
Conductor Steelhamaer believes, that
the people really appreciate open air
concerts. There were II concerts in all
beginning with the one when the state
convention of Odd Fellows met early
in the summer.
Newport fishing season opens; ling
cod sliced, 15c, and whole fish 12c per
Mound; red cod l0c pound, Fits Mar
ket. II
In suits Of s. NJ. Endicott against
the Anderson Steel Furnace and Boiler
works, default has been entered of
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

willard Storage Battery Service Sta
tlon will move to 2SS N. High St.
about Sept. lst. Yours for better serv-
ice' $50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13
on ARMY (f1NnSON) and sother LdSfS

BuCKHECHT Shoe only top-grade materials
and top-notch workmanship. The net result
is that in spite of rising costs, you can still
get comfort and wear and service in shoe
at a reasonable price.
Small wonder, then, that men who know
how to measure true value have found that
their shoe-dollars go further in BUCKEIECHT
Shoes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

Oan Patton Plumbing Co. for your
repair work. Phone 1865, 22O N. Com.
street. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13
All Around Town

record against the boiler works and in
IsVor OF Mr.. Endicott. wherein he is
gwen judgment for $500 and for $3.50.
With an attorneys 5 Zee Of 500.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

: We buy liberty bonds. sl4 Masonic
building. tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13
OREGON


Willard Storage Battery Service Sta
ton will move to 23S n. High St.
about Sept. lst. Yoars for better serv-
ise. $50
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

Salem Cigar Factory is now making
"La Corona and "Little Salem" eli.
gars exactly as they were made before
the war. Smoking them reminds you of
old times. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

Dr. Mott. Bank Of Commerce, 4O7-s.
If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

Champion Prunes. We are in the
market. Deliver to Phez company
plant opposite Southern Pac. Co. pas.
senger station or nhone 204. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

Harvest dance Mscisay Sat night.
S-l3
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

On vacation, office Of DR.. o. L. Scott
ehiropraetie, closed from August 10th
to Aug. oath. 8.o4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-13

At the annual Marion county veter-
an association meeting held recently
IN Silverton, Charles Lisle was elected
president, Mrs. Gourin OF Silverton
vice president, Comrade Terwilliger of
salem secretary, Mrs. Cobb of Silver
ton treasurer and Mrs. Hicks of Wood
burn as marshal.