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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
COURT NOT
AGREED ON OLCOTT'S
STATUS AS GOVERNOR


This morning an opinion was finally
handed down BY the supreme court in
tho friendly suit between Governor Oh
eott and State Treasurer Hoff based
upon a betition for a writ Of mandam-
us 10 compel the state treasurer to Is.
sue q warrant for the payment Of the
governors salary for the month of
March. The opinion Is written by Jus.
tice Johns, who decides in favor Of the
petitioner as 10 the writ, but holds
that the question as TO whether the
governor can resign as seeetary Of
state and appoint his successor is not
before the court
Ae was generally expected, the other
justices are divided on the different
points at issue, the lineup as shown
in their articles being Johns, Mcbride
and Bean holding that Mr.. Oleott Is
entitled to fiji out the entire unez-
pired term Of Governor Withycombe;
Benson hold that he can resign as
while Justice Mcbride, Harris and
Benson hold that he can resign as see.
retary and appoint his successor. JUS
tees Burnett and. Bennett decline TO
enter into the controversy at all, hold.
ing that the queetions at issue are not
properly before the court for eonsid-
GRAFTON.
This suit, which was Instituted April
10, has drawn from various Oregon
attorneys seven briefs in support Of
Mr. Olcott. and three briefs in 0ppo-
sition. The affirmative briefs urge
that the interests Of the general pub.
lie demand that this ease be settled
BY the supreme bench IN definInE ths
official title, the tenure Of office and
the duties Of the same. The vital ques.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
Thousands See Big Army
Planes During Stay Here;
Olcott Flies To Portland

Affr waiting patiently more or less
for the srrival Of the airplane squad
ron At the state fair grounds, about
five thousand anxious lockers were re
wardod ct 1880 o'clock this morning
when the first plane was seen coming
from the south in its flight from Eu-
gene.
Within few minutes the five planes
wer cin sight, all landed about five
minutes apart on the aviation field
adjoining thc fair grounds, after eirek
ing the field and getting landing bear
ings from the white 7 marked landing
place and the field marked off by
white flags
Crowds Rush Machines
Following the landing Of the five
planes all TAXED TO one side Of Che
field and were Immediately surrounded
by the hundreds for closer inspec-
ton, and this is spite Of efforts riade
by soldiers on guard to keep the curl
GUS at a respectable distance.
But the crowds had come TO the fair
grounds to get a close inspection and
while the planes were receiving oil
and gasoline, each was carefully look
ed over
In charge Of the squadron was Lieu
tenant Colonel II. Il. Watson and 1t
was with him that Governor Olcott
made his flight 10 Portland, leaving
the Salem aviation field at 1885 and
arriving in Portland at 1217 o'clock.
The governor was logged out in the
regulation travelling togs. After step
ping into the plane he spoke few
words in response to the greetings Of
his friends.
olcott Delivers Package
And 10 demonstrate what the air
plane might do in the way Of quick
mail service, Governor Oleott was Civ
en- package to be delivered at Wood.
burn. Exactly II minutes after the
start from Salem, the package was
dropped at Woodburn. II conta, aed sew
eral campaign buttons sno other greet
ings.
Tho aviators left Eugene this morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock and made the trip
to Salem in 40 minutes. Through an
error in arranging the whistle alarms
these alarms sounded at $3.50 O'Clock
this morning. Last night instructions
came from Eugene that with no instrue
tions to the contrary, the planes would
start at $3.50 o clock. But il just hap
pened that the start was not made un-
til $3.50 o'clock and several thousand
Of people had the pleasure of waiting
two hours.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
FIRST BREAK COMES
IN WINNIPEG STRIKE
Scores Of Telegraphers De-
sert Union Ranks And
Return To Keys.
By James T. KOlbert

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent)
Winnipeg, Man, June 10.-Streetcars
will be running in Winnipeg Thursday,
Mayor Gray announced today. He said
he would inaugurate a limited service
that day, each car to be guarded by a
corps Of special eonstabulary.
The mayor notified the streetoar com
pany todayto resume service Thursday
under direction Of the city.
Forty-eight hours win be required TO
organize working force, the mayor
said He declared under no eircum-
stances would he ask for martial law.
He asserted he would swear in 10000
special policemen if it took that many
70 prevent disorder whes the street rail-
way service is resumed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
Konenkanp Requests Spogl
OF Walk Out Of Telegraph
ars By Workers n General
Throughout Country.
10000 TO $4,000 UNION
MEN EXPECTED TO LEAVE
Concession By Companies Or
Intervention By Federal o.
ficials Only Hope OF Avert
ing Tie-Up.

Chicago, June 10.-fUnited Press. -
Aid Of labor In eenesa; IN nash,,g Al.
....l. e-,
h'"f"s'' '"o y 7" s"seossis' eH'.
was asked To-Day py ?. y hononAan'ps
president Of the Commercial Felosrapn-
ers Union OF America. in a tolesrans
addressed IN s.mne, f,an,na,. ,,..,,,..
Of the Amc,;can Fsderas,o' ~ 49,.
now in eonventien at kfIs5f,e ssi~
In h;s messaeo Konanha,a,, sssj...z
nromiees medc hv sl,c -, ,cvrr,e,,t
! ,.ore ,,,olatod ,, sna NJ, ss,sn5,as:a-
and arh,esss;aa 49, Nv
heen axailah,e - s''~''s@ '"'o 80
He asked ,hat +ho eo.vent,on ss,...
ao,nc ae,ior 10 holn NJ dns,,nv tso ,or.t
lahoy eusoeraev sh;s so,,a,.v -
hnowu ); W
More J,ischarees Rencrtea
Mesaeaes weya raca;red f,o., Al.
sonshwass. toaav' keee,,Isnn s,,.l ,e,s.
II. ~ tbe d,seksTce n al ,,,hre 80
orr nbeys Nv the Westnya fin,on Tce-
eran eomnanv He MIA tb,s made a -
fal ~ oI95 DISCHARGED hefanae lhev "a.
fnsad A. sion the so,esllea efIoy. ~
nledeeu y President carlton' he mid.
I 80
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
Pennsylvania Town Center
For Bomb Ploiters, Belief

nesscmer, Pa, June 70. - United
prsssl-,Chief Of Police James finnfx-
Is Of Bcxemer, declared today in
statement to the United Press that he
had evidence to show that the reeent
bomb outrages we're organized and a.
reeied from here.
He danlaTed that ssssH eeHse4 were
manufactured in = shaniy near benea'
mer and sent out n saifsaHs 70 -
nsed BY the anaFehists
iaesfiis ~ ne anarchist H4o net
death in the explosien - tAe tamsf
Palmer home in Washington - t,eaza
Iazdns Of Elgns III.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
British Plane Waits At
St. Johns For Favorable
Weather For Ocean Flight

st. Johns, N. f., June l0.-(United
Press.)-The British Vimy bomber air
plane. piloted by Captain John Alcock,
with Lieutenantw. W. Brown, as navi-
gator. was ready today for an attempt
al non stop flight across the Atlantic.
Weather conditions permitting, Aleoek
WAS expected to start by tomorrow.
There was a possibility that he might
hop off today, following Hawkes. route
toward the Irish coast. Those attached
to the vimy camp, hweveI, would not
20 further than to predict start would
be made during the week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
0overnor Pleased

Portland, Or, June l0.--Ending their
long flight from Mather Field, Sacra
mento, four Of the eight army air.
planes reached Portland ut i2;17
o clock this afternoon preparatory TO
participating in the Victory Rose fes-
tival.
Governor Oleott was passenger In
the fifth plane to arrive few finutes
later.
Goggled and helmeted, the governor
was apparently unmoyed by his thrill
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

The Standard Oil company has com.
pleted the road TO it, first drilling site
ct MeeIIps. wash.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

The coxlitz Valley Cheese assoeia--
ton : new plant At Toleaa uill be
formally opened June u.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
BORAH and KENYON ARE
BEHIND new CAMPAIGN
Platform Declares Against En-
tangling Alliances And Calls
For Restoration Of Free
Speech.
By L. G. Martin

Omitted Press staff eorrespondent)
Washington, June 1O.-Senator Hir-
am johnson, California, is the candi-
date of senate progressive leaders for
the presidential nomination in 1920.
Senators Borah and Kenpon joined
today in this announcement declaring
they spoke for all the senate progress
ives and for a group of liberals scat
tered through number Of states.
These men have already begun act
i've campaigns to line up the liberal
support Of the country behind johnson
for meeting to launch his candidacy
as part of the general campaign, pro
gressive senators stated.
.Iohnson's supporters plan, Borah
said, to go Immediately into all states
where the primary for election of del
egates to the national convention pre-
walls in hope of getting an early test
Of johnson 5 sentiment.
Progressives Solid
Progrcssiyes have been uniting on
johnson for the past two or three
mOHtnSt Sdiu DVtdu to0tss hi'
speech on the league Of nations brought
the matter to climax. From all over
the country men of liberal beliefs have
been writing in and some Of them
have come here for conferences.
aThe result is that Senator johnson
is cur candidate. He has the absolute
undivided support Of senate progress
ives.
Borah made it plain that he has new
er been a candidate for the nomina-
ton, though his name has been men
toned in practically every discussion
Of prospective republican aspirants.
The platform upon which progress.
ives will put johnson forward at the
republican convention, is to contain
among 5thera the following planl1s,
pr0gressives stated:
mo permanent entangling ALI.
anees with Europe and meddling by
Europe in American affairs
2-Immediate return of all Ameri.
can troops from abroad, particularly
from Russia.
3-Gomplete restoration of free
speech, free press and the right Of
peaeable assemblage.
A labor program based on cooper
alton and a greater interest Of th'
workers in the industries which theii
toll creates.
johnson today declined to comment
0H the announcement Of his friends.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10
California Organizing

san Francisco, June los UNITED
Press) - State wide endorsement Of
senator Hiram johnson as republican
candidate for president is to be made
here Saturday afternoon. California re-
publican leaders have dropped all fac
tional fights, and win meet to launch
the campaign as effectively as possi'
Bile.
Already there are scores Of John
son for president clubs in California
communities. These win all send dele
gates to the Saturday meeting, which
has the support Of both the progress
i've and "stand pat' wings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

ing ride, as he stepped cut Of the
plane, and exclaimed Wonderful.
Because Colonel Watson, his pilot,
took time to give 0leott an airplane
perspective Of Salem, their plane was
the last Of the five which left Salem
to land in Salem, having been in the
air 40 minutes.
Greeted by a large reception com
mittec at the landing field, Governor
0leott said:
Wonderful. THIS has been the great
est event Of my life. Wonderful doesn \
describe il. enjoyed norman scnsa-
tions throughout and had none Of the
squirmy feelings I expected"
Eugene Entertains Flyers.
Eugene, Or, June 10.--After passing
the night in Eugene, five Of the Curtis.
airplanes headed north for Salem al
$3.50 this morning. Prior 10 the start
the aviators put on brief but spcetac
ular exhibition, taking up several local
men as passengers. 4. G. Simmons
president of the Eugene chamber Of
commerce, was among those who weni
up.
The first three planes arrived here
last night at 4:30 after a d0-minuts
flight from Roseburg. Two moro reach
ed here at p. m.
The flyers were guests Of the local
chamber Of commerce at banquet last
tight.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

os.ssn. Tonight azs wed
aENT TAR, E<Ht IFazE E0EI' -
n sxeozad places eaa Rsftieas
nodeluff westerly Nzaas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-06-10

(OOntiaued on pare twO)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-22

nj zahrancni obchod bude zauma vvnikaiici misto
Move sorgansovane zahrancn mnserstvc budev neuzsm
he1prlmeslm styKu mnserstvem obchpdu jehoz pod
ney bude pecve dbati yche emu refer,vati obchodnh
otazkach bude jeho prostfednctvn We spoien OBJ
chodnky obchodnim podniky Spoeneho raovstv Ale "a
hrancni mnstr at isou sebe uzsi sympceis eho VITA
ny minstru obchodu musf zlsta zodpoednym minsrem
zahranicnf 1fad ednym vedoucm mnirem pro vsechny
nase syky obchodni a poltcke cizimi mbcnostmi
Dopustt, ably nynejsi dualism dele tva aby ma dale
ochfomoVal zahrancn suZbu odoucenm Pbchodnch jech
odVetVl znamenao by kompromltovah naEe syky cizm
vladami poskozova mas zahranicn obctod a znemoznit
plan pfebudovani zahranicnho lradu.
iHck2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-22

Diblik z hor Sc Vam zajiste
libil, proto prijd'te Sc podiva-
ii ma pokracovani DIBLlKO-
VA DCERUSkA, " nedsli, rs.
rijna " c. N. Sini ma Broadway
Zasmejete sc. Predprodej list
kI p. Vacka tamtex.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-22

allsm dele tfval, aby ma dale
odloucenim pbchodnich jejich
nd BE styky cizimi
hranlcnl obctod a znemozniti
o uradu.
(Pafizska K brrespondence)
Vydelanyml kenezi Ia prOduk-
tivni praci a Inc hrani tenisu
koketerii.
Nadavametpravem, ci ze ivy
ku na uradJ, re sc drzi tech
starych zloz Fyku a odlehcuje-
me 81 slovy A"To je p6kny po-
Iadek V te republice. vzdyt' je
to horst, neE "a Rakouska !"
Sami vSak ami poku3 Sc pozdra
va tyce, neHromenili jsme Sc
We svobodne : republikany "a
tech 9 mesica nasi samostat-
nosti.
NaSi zamestnanci drzi sc
prave tax houzevnate tech sta
rych otrockych pozdravu, jake
kdyhr toho naseho narodniho
demohratickfho "Na zdar" VII
bee Lcbylo.
Pro ty staiE milostpany, vas
mostly a mllodt tive musime zave-
Sti dobu pred hodni. Snadno by
mohla starsi Emilostiva dostati
migrenu, kdyby il sluzebna,
Atera n smi ia par krejcaru
"a stravu" dflati poiadek, o.
blekati, ano | pc nj ruzne ma
DOLBY vynaSedi, pozdravila Ma
Zdar. Tyto "rhilosti'' musi vd6c
ne pfijimati, byti 81 1oho vedo-
ma a rrojevo vati svoji uctivost
stokrate define opakovanym
"ruce libam milostive pani".
Pro tyto zsved'me to tax,
jak to bylo, hez jsme nell ty
"milostive a yasnost, rodu
obcanskeho a zdravne je do
bre jitro = cen - vecer".
Tim Sc uvedomi, 2e byl %.
fijen, re jest doba nova, iina,
ze isme vsichn rovnocennymi
cbcany, ze fEkdo neprokazuje
"milost", plati-li "a praci. =
Snad Sc stanou pax meme aro-
gantnimi, uvyknou na jiny ton
"a poznaji, re dobre vychovany
pan pan" pouziva vuci sve-
mu sluzebnictvu meme rozka-
zovaciho vice slusneho zpu-
sobu, ponevadz je 81 vedom, re
spiSe Sc uzivi praci svou slu-
zebnik bez "pana". nez obra-
Gene.
Jest zajmu mas v$ech. by
chOm i tomto sm6ru Sc ma
Nzajem Vychovavali, byli du-'
slednymi a vzdy toho pametli-
vi, re tvorime jednu rodinu svo
bodnych, rovnocennQch obca-
nu republiky.
Name vSichni stcjneho pre-
sldenta, ktereho oslovujeme
pane" a zdravime Ma zdar.
Kdyz hlave statu i ieho ro-
dine nedavame zadnrch tituld,
LAX mazeme 81 oduVodnit tyI
"milo&tive", "vasnoSti" "ru-
ku libam" mezi sebou.
Neni to smesne, hloupe? Ne
1razi to republikansky sluch a
cit, kdyz titulujemc ket'asa s
plnou kapsou "milostpanem"
VySlvany zavoj ma hlobouku S
perry, clenku polosv6ta, milo
Stivou'? a kdyz sedan dal cd
celnika, ktery pouziva hole I'll
ky mlsto noze k naDirani BRAN
5oru 5 omackou, aneb ohrnuie-
me nos mad barchetem delnice. \
zivici sebe i sve ditlly poctivou
Draci?
Ma zdar.
IWSSI WSSl WSSl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-22
TITULY A POZDRAVY DE-
MOKRATICKE REPUBLIKY.

republiky zrusili jsme tituly:
Vase Velicenstvo, Vase cisaf-
ska kralovska, Vysosti, Vase
Jasnosti, Vase Osvicenosti, Va
Sc EXcellenci, Vase Eminenci,
vysoce urozeny pane, hrabeci,
baronska, biskupska Milostl
atd. Nmohli jsme vice uZnavat
klaneti Sc rodovemu puvodu,
fade rredku, privilepiim stavu
Q prikladati vysokym uredni-
kim tituly, by dostali Hofrang
- ponevadz tento rlati nyni
ien We Svycarech.
Toho jsme 81 byli v6doml,
re V republice isme vsichni rov
nocennymi obcany-d6lniky, KITE
II musi pracovat die svych
schopnosti, bud rukou nebo
hlavou. ri, kteri nechti to cha
nat, budou nuceni opustitl nasl
7emi die Nejiasn6jSiho pfikla-
| du.
Jak smesn6 musi to nyni pu-
Asobit ma cleny rodu Lobkowl-
czG, Schwarzenbergu ktere o.
slovu]eme pane" = PAM !,
ikdyz slySi: "Jak SIC raci vyna-
cha2et vase milost;va PAM,
Pane Schmule. Klanim Sc vam,
Ina neiuctivejsi pokiona, re da
ivam tisickrat ruku hbat nejmi-
lostiv6iSi PAM a milostive slec-
nee.
Francouz ma "bon Jour"
Monsieur, MADAME au revoir
- a Staci mu to uplne. Ia to
my jsme, vice meme st astne,
tolik titulu te samospasitelne
| pTelozili, tax ma pr: gnaediger
Herr (Frau) (milostrane) (pa
InD, nebo pTekrasne q libozvuG
me "VaSnosti", ergebenster Die
ner (uctivy (oddanyh sluzeb-
mix (n;cek), Kompliment (po-
klona), Respekt tuctivost),
h&be die Ehre Una duta), lem
pfehle mir ergebenst" (rorou
Cim Sc YAM co nejuctivejD a
koruna vSeho to otr0cke, bez-
rlySlenkovite "Kuesse die
Haende" (ruku (ruce, ,uGicky
2tdD libam.
Nasi spoluobcan6, jmenovi-
t6 obchodnici, prodavacky,
ciSnici. sluzebne neuvedomili
81 dosud, re jsme vSichni row.
nocennymi obGany :, re ponize
most nehodi Sc pro republika-
ma nemaii dosud osobni
OrganlSoVanym d4nikum dial
ten cerveny nebo cerveno-bily
karafiat sebev6domi, narovnal
I upevnil hrbet a prlvedl k po-I
znanl, &e svou produktivni pra
CT ziVi pana i ieho rodinu a ne
tento le. Dale nezamenuii do
bre a uctive chovani otro-
ckou ponlzenosti, hCdnou pou-
&c neVomika DOLBY roboty.
Tchdy "milostiva vrchnost"
ktera hyla Bohem ustanovena. |
rozhodovala die nalady libo
vule o osudech svych podda-
Inych.
Nek!ani Sc lepSin.u kabatu. !
klobouku raikou, plnemu mes |
.cl = bez ohledu m osobu a |
leJl minulost - ien proto, a.
by obdrzeli ''trinkgeld". nebo |
uznana ieiich "oslajfovanost",
re byli mezi lepSimi lidmi.
II, ktefi nosi .ieden nebo diva |
karaflaty, Vzdy hrd6 a bez O. |
hledu h!asl Sc ku strane prace.
TIM lsou 81 v6doml, re V nasi
republice lest nutnc nam vsem
pracoFat Nestydi 50 ia to, ze
Naoat nenI moderni. kalhoty
hazehiene, SpodniCka re nesu-
sti' ruce nejsou manikurovand.
zdrava plct zc nenf zakrvta
Ny}'vanym zavoiem, abv pndr
nehTl tax n5psdnym. "a TO
'%ak ze ten Eanafas musil
Dytl draze zaplaceu poctive
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-22
IWSSl iWS.Sl IWSSl
MIze 81 to dovolit.

Banker: INA ulozeni kapi-
ralu vam mohu doporucit tyto
5-procentni upisy"
BohatT pam: "Dobray poSle-
te mi jich dve kila','.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-22
Pozde.

Pobuda klackem: "Kolik
pax je hodin, milostpane?"
Pan: Moe pozd6 pro vas
hodinky uz mi pred chvili Sc
bral vas kolega."
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-22
FRANCES SONS WIN
UNDYINd GLORY

No other nation has spilled its
blood more freely that democracy
might live than has France. Her
sons have sacrificed more OF blood
and Of treasure than those Of any
other nation. The world owes
France debt of gratitude not only
for this, but for a perfect remedy for
stomach. liver and intestinal disor-
ders which, 1t is said, has saved
thousands of lives the world over.
The Ingredients are imported and
placed on sale In America under the
name of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
by Geo. H. Mayr, for years a lead
Ing Chicago chemist. 1t is a simple,
harmless preparation that removes
the catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the infiamma-
ton which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. One dose Will
convince or money refunded.-C. y.
Northcraft & Co, and druggists
everywhere.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-22
Obituary. A. r. Dorenberger.

Augustus Il. Dorenberger was born
at Chambersburg, Penn, oct. s, 1910
and was married to Franey s. Sch
roder Of Pittsburgh, Penn, on Sept.
%, 1868. To this union were born
eight children. They moved to Kan
sas in 1870 and settled on the place
which is the old home place. 13 miles
northeast Of Abilene, where they lived
until the time Of his death, May ID,
when he passed on to be with his
three children, who had preceded
him to the better world. He Is sur
yived by his wife and five children,
Calvin, William, Mary Pease, Flor
ence Pease, Anna i. DOrenberger all
Of this county. The funeral services
were held from the home Thursday
afternoon, May IS, at 2 o'clock and
Rev. Nicholson Offlciated. The fol-
lowing were the pallbearers: r.
Strong, Dan McBeth, J. Russell, p.
Botz, F. McCosh and n. Funston. The
services were largely attended and
burial was made at the Henry GENE
terry north Of the home.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-22
NEW PLANS FOR INSTITUTE
State Superintendent Has Compiled
New Course of Study.

A letter to Miss Woolverton, coun-
ty super ndent of schools, from
Miss Lorraine Wooster, state super
intendent, advises that this year a
new course Of study. prepared by her.
will be sent for use In the teachers
Institutes Of the state. She states IL
will be mailed from Topeka May ~
as 1t is now on the press. In the
letter she emphasizes the fact that
formal instruction Is required In
conducting the institutes and points
out the law providing for such In
setruction rather than lecture cour-
ses. Miss Woolverton says so far as
she Is able to see this county has been
complying with the state require
ments both in letter and spirit and
there will probably be little deviation
this year from the course persued
last. Institute will open here Aug
ust 25 and continue through six half
day sessions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-22
MUST MAKE NEW PETITION
Enterprise Road Wouldn't Come 10
New Limits of City.

A hearing was held before the
county commissioners this morning
on the petition for hard surfaced
road from Enterprise to Abilene.
No action was taken by the commits
sioners however, as the present petl-
ton would bring the road only with
in quarter Of mile Of the paving,
on First street since the lots on the
eastern extremity Of the city were
vacated and the city limits drawn IN.
After the petition was made 1t was
decided the only way to include that
portion of the road was to present a
new petition which will have to be
published and a hearing held before
action can be taken.
The joint meeting OF the Geary
countp and Dickinson county com
missioners was held this afternoon
in regard to the Golden Belt petition
for the benefit Of district "a.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-22
HIGH SCHOOL VICTORIOUS
TeI-EIectric Team Defeated In Base
Ball Game.

The high school defeated the Tel
Electric team with a score of 90 to
3 in the baseball game played at the
fair grounds last night. There was
a good crowd of rcoters and lively
interest in the game. The high
school had the advantage of the
other team, with their longer prac-
tice and previous games this season
The defeat of the Tel Electric
team at first game has not discour-
aged them however and they expect
to continue their work, get into bet
ter shape and play several games
this season. Two may be playeu
next week but have not been definite
ly arranged for.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1919-05-22
COULDN'T Oct J. R. FIELDS.
But Federal Authorities are Investi-
eating Ills Draft Records.

John II. Fields. who was held Tor
Sheriff sherman in indianapolis, lnd''
on the charge OF wife desertion'
fought the re1uisition served by the
state and there was found 10 DC q
technical error IN the requisition
papers which prevented his being
brought back to Kansas. However
the federal authorities are investi-
eating charges made by Mrs. Fields
in her petition for divorce, that he
falsely swore his age so ms to evade
the draft and he is being held IN
Indiana, pending the result of the
investigation,