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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
PHYSICAL WELFARE PART
OF NEW SCHOOL CATAl0G

Among tho many progressive steps
that ara hetns made In ne Tulsa
hlEh school under the now admins.
ration, the outstanding one at pres
en-, IN tho plan 10 require every stu
dent both boys and girls, TO Indulge
In some form OF physicai training
and the study ~ hygiene, during the
full four years necessary 10 COM
pl-te the literary course.
In the past students have been
permitted 10 take this work at will
hut NJ e. Prunty ssys The war has
viven US n new vision OF what should
b. required of both men and women,
ana q lies To the schools TO teach
the y, IN 80 the land to develop
their bodies ind 10 teach them the
subsequent ,are of them. Every
able bodied student should have
soine form Of physical activity to
balance his excessive mental snerGy.
II may be military training, swim
ming, general gymnasium. field ath-
letics, hiking or what not--but thu
exercise must be . part OF their
training.
And this 10 not ail--they must
he taught the care Of the body EH.
erciso In important. but 90 In rest.
diet, sleep. the care OF the teeth, etc.
This plan will he inauEurated In
the new catalos for tho February
and will influence all stu.
dents entering on and after that
time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
Actress Tells Secret
A Well Known Actrc~~ Triis How 10
Dnrkcs Gray Hair Win . Simple
Home Made Mixture.

Joicry williams tho well known
American aciresi, who was recently
playing Al the Imperial theaier In
~ Louis Mo, made the following
statement about gray hair and how
to dnrkcn II
anyone can prepare simple
mixture ~ homo. ~ very little cost
that will datken gray rtrcaked or
faded hair. and mako u soft and
glossy To hair pint ~ water add
! ounce ~ bay rum, 4 small box of
liarho Compound and "a ounce of
Rlycrrlno These ingredients can he
bought any drug store nt very little
cost or any druggnt can put II up
for you Apply to the hair twice n
week untll tho desired shade In oh
tanned This viii maxi. gray
hatred pet-ln look 40 years younger
This iH not a dlc. II does not color
the most delicate scalp. is not sticky
or greasy. aud does not rub off
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
AN ATTACK OF INFLUENZA
OFTEN LEAVES KIDNEYS IN
WEAKENED CONDITION

Doctors In all parts OF the country
have been kept busy with the epi-
demic Of influenza which has visited
~ many homes.
The symptoms of this disease are
very distressing and leave thu sys-
tam In . rundown condition. Al
most every victim, com pjains OF iAms
back and urinary tryubles which
should not be Neglected. A. these
danger signals oftsn lead TO dan
Eerous kidney troubles DruHHists
report q large sale on Dr. Kilmer's
swamp Root which so many people
say soon heals and strengthens the
Kidneys after an attack OF grip.
Swamp. Root. being an herbal oom-
pound. has n gentle healing effect
on the Kidneys. which In almost Inn
mediateiy noticed In most cases by
those who try H. Dr. Kilmor A Co..
Binsham,on, ~. v, offer To send
sample size bottle Of swamp Root.
on receipt OF ten cents, to every sur
ferer who requests n, A trial will
convince anyone who may he In need
OF H. Regular. medium and large
sire bottle. for sale at all druggists
i,e sure Ia mention this paper--Tulsa
Daily World --- Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
INDIAN FANS APPROVE
RETENTION OF 1. F0HL

CLEVELAND. Jan. i5.-Support-
efs W the Cleveland Americans
unanimously approve the action OF
President James G. Dunn In re-.
ee,ung Lee Fohl manager of the
,llh Tor 1919 II will he Fohrs
Fourth year.
Fohl ana President Dunn will at
,"nd 'he Joint meeting OF the ma jor
leagues IN Ncv york this week. de-
"lmln"d to arrange n trade for
ouflelder nohby roth that will
strengthen the club SlS Of tho
sfht clubs IN the American league
nave made offers for him. Prssi-
ueht Dunn will demand players. II
trade Is made. Instead OF n cash
, 'oncorning tho report that Iris
epeaker was heing considered to
succeed Fohl. President Dunn said
,n'' speaker did not want the posi-
Won and besides was too valuable to
y" handicapped with the worries of
'hr management.
Fohl has been with me long
enough To convince me that 7 would
nave tn search hard for n. better
man President Dunn said. "He
mas maintained harmony on tho
,'am and knows the game He has
u.en successful IN the development
players I am confident he
N'Nld nav" won the pennant last
Jason n the race had gone on To
p.lober l. As II was, Cleveland fin
Sn'd IN second place with a cork
lhg good record"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
HOWARD PARK SPOT
FOR BASEBALL PLANT
Construction of Athletic Field There
VIII Depend ON SECURING
Additional Acreage.

ppcncer Abbott ana those working
with him have not yet been able to
discover any place where they are
sure they can plant hi. Western
league baseball club \ spot In
West Tulsa partially inclusive and
adjacent 20 the land re-
Gently secured from oscar Howard
Tor city park which has heen un.
der consideration for some time.
was visited yesterday and pro-
nphnccd ideal The matter was
placed before the park board and
the park hoard agreed 10 lease any
NJ lts land Tor the purpose and 10 use
It's influence To secure n lease on
enough more from Os'ar Howard TO
permit the erection of a good nth-
ietic field thereon.
n waa the unanimous opinion Of
members ~ the park board that II
would be very desirable 10 have n
ba sehall park built st that place
Not only do they feel that Western
league baseball II a valuable asset
TO the city, but whenever the West
ern league club was on the road or
before and after the championship
season, the park would be available
for the use OF the city league and
other amateur baseball clubs OF the
city. All along, the park board had
expected 10 build park there FOR
the Nsc Of amateur teams and they
thought II would he an excellent
thing TO see "A real athletic field
built on that SPOT The city's ohli.
cation would end with furnishing
the ground NJ n reasonable lease
while Abbott IN To finance the erec-
tlor Of all improvements
since oscar Howard In ont or the
city and will not return for day
or two, II IL not likely definite de.
cision can be made until the first OF
next week.
In case anything should hapnen
10 prevent this scheme golns
the only other available
spot II a triangular tract of er"nnu
owned by M. J. McNulty at Tenth
ma Elatn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

players waived from one league TO
tho other No action was taken on
The player limit. Il being decided to
consult with tho American league
magnhteE tomorrow In order that
the lowest possible limit may he
agreed upon The recent reHula-
lions call for - PLAYERS IN the Amer.
team league after May 10 and ~ In
the National
The Nationals also adopted the
rule barring the beginning ~ spring
practice earlier than 30 days before
the opening or the season. This will
permit the clubs 10 operate after
March ?S. ana President ILrydler
stated that since this data falls on
sunday. he would consider tho pres
ence OF the players IN camp on the
previous saturday within the letter
~ the rule Sending pitchers to
boiling OUT camps at the expense
~ the clubs previous 10 this date.
also will be considered n violation.
SERIES Changes Favored.
Changes In the present worlds
series rules also were favored and
Will be discussed with the American
league at the Joint meeting tomor.
row. II IL proposed 10 amend the
rules placing the players upon n
percentage basis as far M the money
awards sre concerned. without FIX.
Ing a maximum or minimum amount
NJ was the case last season. Divld
ing a portion Of tho players pool
among the men of. tho first four
clubs nS IN the past, was advocated
n was ALSO decided that In tho fu.
ture the National league club. par
ticipating In tho series shall turn
back 80 per cent of It's share OF tho
gate receipts to the league treasury
In place OF the usual 25 per cent.
There was no discussion OF the
national commission situation other
than that the league rtill favors n
neutral chairman II the three -man
commission IL 10 be continued The
matter will come up at the Joint
melting tomorrow afternoon.
About 30 representatives Of 10
minor baseball leagues. all members
OF the National association, held n
protracted session. They discussed
proposed changes in the national
agreement. which will he presented
To the joint meeting OF the National
and American leagues tomorrow
with q request that a reply he given
them by the hig leagues by q O'Clock
next Friday evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
C0NFlSCATED BOOZE CAR
RETURNED TO ITS OWnEl,

After more than n month In poe.
session OF the city police. Ford
automobile In ON It's way back To It's
rightful owner Mt OkmulEo-, DE.
ccmber 2, according to testimony In
police court, the car was stolen from
j. " Walling at Okmulsce De.
ceinber II was seized In Tulsa by
the police when u wss found to
contain 81 bottles Of whisky Tho
police claimed walling leaped from
the car and escaped. Eight wit.
nes-er testified that at the time OF
the seizure Walling was picking cot
ton In the same field with them.
more than three scors\ \rniles away.
The case against him wis dismissed.
The ear was retained. however. un.
III yesterday when E X Roblnett.
attorney for the owner. armed with
nm order from Judge williams, re.
covered n,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
National League Magnates
Adopt Club Salary Limit

NEW YORK, Jan National
league baseball players will receive
an unpleasant surprise with their
lSls contracts. aa n result Of the
nnnator' action today In adopting
a club salary limit OF not more than
VI 900 per month. This IL the most
radical financial rctrenchmrnt at.
tempted by major league In many
years and will prove u startling up.
set To those diamond stars who may
have expected n continuation of the
high M aries and long time contracts
OF pre-~ar days
Under the new regulation which
was adopted by vote of q 10 2. the
maximum months salary limit dur.
ing the playing season must not ex.
coed VI 900 plus the managers sal.
aiy This will make the seasonal
payroll foot up approximately $50. 900
Tor n playing period OF about five
and y half months with a club ros.
ter Of 20 players. the average will he
$500 per player per month The
new rule also carries penalty In
the form OF n fine OF IS. goo for every
lnfraction
President May Audit Bpoks.
No similar rule has appeared upon
the National league books since
1890, when there was n salary lint,
clause In tho players contracts, Of
t?.ioo. The league president 10
given authority to enforce tho new
rule ana has the power 20 have tho
books OF any club audited In case he
thinks that the regulations are be-
Ing violated
Salary limitations was the out
standing feAure OF all-day sessions
OF the National league and the Ma
tIonal Association Of Professional
baseball clubs The minor organi.
sationr finally agreed upon the form
OF their request for the llftlng OF
the draft regulations and the senior
major lcaguers went on record re-
sarding number ~ proposed
changes which they desired the
American league TO adopt Jointly
At the special meeting OF the two
leagues tomorrow. as well as several
additional alterations OF their own
BYLAW
Waivers Can't Rr Recalled.
The league desired Co amend tho
waiver rule so players can not be re-
called once waivers are asked and
also stated that II was the senti-
ment Of the organiKa tion that a sim
llar rule was desirable with the
American league 10 cover cases OF
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
Fer Changes to BE Made
In Personnel of Blues

KANSAS CITY. Jan. ib.--rew
changes viii he made In tho per
snnnel ~ the kansas city American
association club, according to Pres.
ld"nt George Muehlebarh.
We may take on n couple new
pitchers and catcher, hut otherwise
viii be- much like the pennan,. win =
ming team of last year" said Presi.
don't Muehlebach. Frank Ureham
~ the Oklahoma team of the West
ctn league. win he one of the new
pitchers lilo has already been
signed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
TULSA SPIRIT WILL
FEATURE SCHOOLS
Narh Number WIN he Edited b,
Committee Appointed by super
intcDdcnt DbcrhoItkrr.

Promoting the interest of educn
ton through the medium ~ the pub
lie schools. tho March edition uf
The Tulsa Spirit, official organ ~
the chamber Of commerce. will be-
given over 10 tho Tulsa school sSs-
tenn
In preparation Tor this issue a
general Cnnmltte. was al pointed
yesterday 10y Superintendent Ohcr-
holtErr for the purpose ~ collecting
ana organizing material m" COM
miitee IN as follows q H. Oher.
holt1er. ~ - Mcclure. pres dent Of
the board OF education. Grace Echo
Mounton, clara Mabel smith. Adam
l,ohluspn A Miller. 49, y kuonce
and Lila Wade Ilartrll
The policy ~ the issue ~ outlined
yesterday by Mr. Mcclure. viii bee to
inform the public here ana els.
where, Ms to tho growth ~ the school
system ana the educational adyani.
hRrH which Tulsa has 20 offer This
rdl' pn will carry between 30 and ~
pages and a material Increase Will bo
made IN thd number ~ copios pub
lished. The Tulsa spirit usually has
20 pages ana has Il circulation ~
about 2.h0O
superintendent bherhOlizcr stated
Yesterday that about i,hUO copies ~
lac spirit are sent tu var uua cham
hcrs of commerce all over the Cpuu.
Try ana that II WAS tho belief ~
Colonel bougliv. who In editor of the
publication, thtt the schools SHOULD
have due publicity aa the system IL
one ~ the outstanding features In
the city
Aside from the pract cal side ~
IN" administrative operations. which
Will bee RtdphlCnllt told In figures
and charts the buildings and specii,
features viii be- played up In "A Il.
verrity ~ cuts
Mrs Harrcll. Miss Monl,pn. Mcssrs
Mcclure and Oberholtk.r will act NJ
the editorial staff
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
KENDALL FIVE OPENS
SEASON HERE FRIDAY
Smiths OAx~ru O Play Phillip TIM.
vcr~ity Quintct Two 0amesj
l'robah,c IAncup.

Kendall college basheters will opsu
their 1919 season hcrs Friday night
with Johnnie Mauibetch's Phillips
university quintet, playing At the
college gym nasiufu. On the follow.
Ing night, the same fives will meet
on tho Y. NJ. e. A. court
Coach Smith has been handi.
capped by having n green squad with
which TO work. Irwin being the only
playsr who hRs had varsity sspsri.
ence. Despite this. he has whipped
n fast, fighting quintet into share
which should sive the Christians .
hard battle,
Kendall has played four practice
games, emerging victorious In each.
The scoresi Kendall. as hand
sprinEn high school. ~; Kendall, ~,
r. NJ &. A., 49, Kendall, ~, Okla
homa Natural Gas company, ~;
ksndall. 80; Cosdsn. 9.
Following 10 the probable lineup
A. announced by Coach Smith las(
nisht Iambe and Durham. for
wards; Irwin. center: Kerr ana
sohwrb guards; Pishnsy and lnili-
son. substitutes
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
THREE ADDITIONS SEEK
AOMlTTAhCE INTO CITY

Following the blanket ordinance
bringing into the city OF Tulrn 30
plated cnvirons petitions circulated
IN the various subdivisions are be-
Ing filed In tho office OF city Auditor
Chas. y. Burke. which is n step In
lesnllzing the action of the city
commission
Yesterday petitions were filed cov.
oring Lakcylew. Nedden and Fair
mount additions. First and second
Clinton addition petitions were filed
first OF the week.
Every one of the 30 additions will
ho petitloned. the work being done
by returned soldiers. They have
given very satisfactory service In tho
city,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
C,ac ,o PLAY Michigan.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Jan -
Case School Of Applied Science foot
hall team will play Michigsn nv Ann
Arhor on October I and Carnegie
T.oh nj pittsburgh on October ~.
according 10 the 1918 schedule
other games follow; September 21.
Baldwin. wallace Mt Cleveland; octo-
her II. Miami nj Cleveland; October
ab Wooster nj Wooster. November
/ Hiram AZ Cleveland; November \,
Mount Union ~ Alliance November
ib: Oberiln NJ Cleveland, November
22. Akron nt Akron, and November
~. Western Reserve at Cleveland
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

, hpSFON. Jan. rs. - Thomas n
rWpn,rick. president Of the Brown
burtell company Wholesale dry
''ds merchants ana national
u.','nrer OF tho United Irish league.
uul'' AZ his homo In Brookline to.
o., Mr Fitzpatrick was born In
M'un IN ist4 He was active In
% htnlrs 81 the Catholic church
wv particularly In tho establish
. ana maintenance OF Catholic
pn,. ''lhle institutions In 1912 Pcps
Gregory ""'s" w ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
Bschman MAJ Coach Purpsa

CHICAGO, Jan. is. - Charles
bachmsn, q former Notrs Dame ssar,
and . member Of the Great Lakes
Naval Training station cham pionship
football slsvsn. 10 said 10 bs under
oonsidsrat ton ~ successor 10 rred
Murphy. coach OF the Northwsstsrn
university football eleven.
BAohman was q star In track And
football In his high school days IN
Chicago and during oil four UNDER
graduate years at Notre Dame. He
coached the DE Pauw univserity
slsvsn for two years.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
lanes Mn, Buy Roosicrs.

William Il. tTex) Jones. veteran
baseball player. is considering pur-
rhas, of n club In the Western
league. He IN reported to have made
n fortune IN oil options IN Kansas
lie Ia understood he Interested In
nurrhase of the pes Moines or
Hutchinson, Kan. franchise.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

-sAN SALVADOR, Jan lb.--Car.
Ios Melendez. leader Of the national
democratic marty. was elected prosl-
dent OF the republic IN the elections
which terminated yesterday. nr
Alfredo Quinones Molena was elected
vice president
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
NUMBERS ARE ADDED
TO ORIGINAL LAYOUT
Eighteen Hounds of Bosins and ~
Minutes ~ Wrc~tiing by
Army Men.
BASKETBALL FIRST COURSE
Inst Gnn,r Expected ca Develop
when soldier and Civilian
Quinicts TAnsie.

Sport q In army--that's the manu-
at the Y NJ. G, A. tonight. and while
II will he a m-ritorious set-out. N.
A. Thompson who has been ap-
pointed head walter. declares II II
only an appetizer for many moro
athletic feaSts he plans 10 arrange
at the v. N. e. A. this winter.
summed up there will be ~
rounds of boxing. rs minutes OF
wrestling and q basketball game.
Re,wesn courses will como various
other army stunts. buSls calls, sonUs.
yells and puns
The first course. tabled at q
o'clock. will he = basketball game
between n team OF civilians and .
team NJ boys who have iua re-
turned from the service Ten min.
will bs refereed by Mr.. rhomp pson.
Following the basketball game will
come a three.rounA boxing bout BE-
tween Bill Elliott and Ira BROOKS,
hsavyweiEhts.
Nsxt comes an attraction added
since the original program vas af.
ranged. Q nvs-round tiN between
Harry Reynolds, champion walter
weight OF Fort Sill and John Leon
ard, another Of Fort eili's lsaAins
its-pound boye
Jim Payne, the wrestling beroer.
Who only recently returne6 10
Tulsa from ssvsral nonths with the
oolors, will 20 TO the met viii Hes-
rssl 0iimors. hsavywsight wpeeel1ne
champion Of the army calyyrs ef the
southern department. Thsy vii
wrsstls Is minutes % sass neither
secures two falls before Ne limit
expires.
Homer Hushss aaA Newell sat
viii wrsstie 10 minutsA This y a.
n. fsssSrs event bas Ssss ssvs1
for the 6Iossr. that being . lo-esup1
boxing match bstwSsA o. q bwsk.
hotter, Y. y. @. A. bsys seerotAsy.
and Otton uaug.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
BIG BOYS MUST
SHAKE OFF JINX
Pair From Downey, Dyer,
Cross, Griffiths or Bart
field Next.
4 TO MEET LATE THIS MONTH
lightweights and Feathers
May Also Show Before
IIeavies Return.
Nv clARLEs ]. nRILL.

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VIZ
hU hraNN NNwclshs are among us
sr,ir cruel fate seems to trait
..-, v,iyhtv utll Tul.. ava, h.,
,,...,.,
"'h "i ''''u"P''" "" WV aho Johh -
ErI..cr ~ harherHhop fame an
pa.ucrl upon his return from New
,...t,., rI,h, ,hat IA. ,.,, h.t,
"' ~"
dozen "I M chsaSemehu ~ IN"
Tulsa sporting club would he devoted
= ., .,..,,r- llshtwsigh,s and p,rhnn,
'"'''' '""''"
l0hn went 10 New York a few
d1,' tF' tot 'hc purpose OF knockins
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Anticipating ius' such an eventu-
al'Y Nrisler had planned mat IN the
event MiSkc could not fill dRte
h"r" This month. that he would
switch from h"avyweinhts and take
on the smaller fellows Therefaf-
hftore leaving View fork he opened
negotiations 70 make his next card
wel'erweieht affair lie has tho
promise ~ five ~ the leading welt
tts ana ~ soon as he discovered
MiHkc would he unable 10 make this
date ne last night sent out ieleerams
70 see which pair OF the five would
be In shane To tackle each other
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16
Soldier-Sailor Arrivals

All discharged soldiers. milors
snd marines are urged Ia register
ne the Y. ". 4. A. ar Rci 'ro--
In order that their names mny 'r
PLACED IN tin@r columns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

w. H. Kelly private, Eighth
company. l6bth depot brigade. Sec-
ond battalion.
Eugene charles ReneRn, student
In radio school at Harvard
Jewell Gambr"ll, private. Company
!. sam infantry. Camp Grant
Willie G. nell. private. 3ith coas,
artillery. Langley Field. Va.
W Ira Bond, student In radio
school nj Camp Jackson
Harvey A Heller corporal. off,
GERS training school waco. Texas,
Pres Pullen. private. iith field mr.
tlllcry headquarters company Fort
sill
Joseph Smith. corporal. company
~ stath engineers Camp Grant
George L. Skillrn. private. 7tth
spruce squadron
Kenneth - jennings. Sergeant
major. head1unrterst company, 322nd
military police, 97th division
rongoc silk In the product Of
Chinese silk worms witch feed on
A. a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

n tAwro. .Nv! >. %. os.;: S.s ias; a.. iczc.Ss. q.
yesterday Win Kim and cact 4. B.
Holmes % Columbia, O O.. die1 ~
night from Injuries, u essams. hnsv9
today. NothlaG couh - leasue4
rssafdins the eeA1itien q capeeAn
Helmsa On artillery effiees VIE vos
lAkinQ the eourss IN eeeeevatiea.
The plane fsu NsAF Pea fiSll, where
Cadet Milne haA eomptete6 ~ av>a.
ton seheoiins. Ne wps awAlsiao .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-16

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-29

MEN WANTED AT WEST LINN PA
PER MILLS, 4se HOUR, 8 HOUR
DAY. SEE MR.H. A. swAFFoRD
AT MILL OFFICE ACROSS RIVER
FROM OREGON CITY. GOOD Ho-
TEL PROVIDES CLEAN BEDS
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