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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

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~ OvERNoR AND MRS. BEN W
OLCOTT eturned yesterday
| from Salt Lake city, Utah,
where the former has been attending
the national governors convention. The
session this year was one of the most
| important ever held, many vital sub
| jects having been discussed, and some
important resolutions adopted. At the
| conclusion of the business sessions, the
executives and their wives were guests
of the state during tour of Yellow
stone National park.
Mrs. Charles II. Fisher returned last
evening from an extended visit in
Portland. s M
Mrs. John Roberts and two children,
Mildred and Helen, and Robert Bishop
left yesterday for an outing at Agate
Beach. During, their stay at the. resort
they will be domiciled at the Roberts
cottage.
Salem friends were welcoming Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Metschan of Portland,
who stopped in the capital city yester-
day for brief visit while en- route to
Agate beach for two weeks outing.
Mrs. l. D. Myers and son L. n Ny
ers, are entertaining one Of their for
mer neighbors Of Wisconsin Mrs. Lii
liam Hunt, now of the Red Cross head
quarters in Spokane, Washington, who
| is spending her vacation with them at
their residence in the G. R. Gregg
home, 2270 Mill street.
Twenty Polish girls, members of the
Polish Grey Samaritan unit, which has
been trained in this country by the Y.
w. G. A. to fit girls of Polish birth or
parentage to do reconstruction work
in their own country, have sailed for
Warsaw as the advance guard of a
large group which will be sent if funds
for transportation can be provided by
the Polish reconstruction committee.
The unit was made up Of girls from
st. Louis, Rochester, New York, De-
troit,. Pittsburg, Milwaukee, Trenton,
Cleveland and other of the larger cit
les where Polish Grey Samaritans have,
been trained at the local X. W. c. AIS.
Four counsellors, Martha Chickering,
Los Angeles, California; Emily Grace,
Baltimore, Maryland; Frances West,
Chattanooga. Tennessee, and Stephanie
Koslowska, New York city, accompan-
led the unit which will proceed from
Lie Havre, the land port, to Paris and
hot m Wor xxrto xt,1 ha
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

been taken over as headquarters for
the Polish Grey Samaritans, who have
been trained in social work, first aid,
home nursing and elementary dietetics.
After a pleasurable outing Of two
weeks duration, Captain and Mrs. w.
ID. Clarke, and two small children,
Doris and Robert, have returned from
Newport
| Mrs. Leo Schmidt and two children
are the guests of friends in Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dyer and chill
dren are home from a delightful out
ling at Newport.
| Mrs. G. A. Dotson of Portland, ac-
companied by her small daughter, is a
guest at the U. S. Dotson home, 1909
Union street. She plans to remain a
week.
Miss Lucille Saunders Of Portland
was capital city visitor Monday and
Tuesday. Miss Saunders who was for
merly connected with the Statesman,
10 now employed on the Oregonian.
C. b. Clancy. the man who designed
the Cherrian float which won first
prize in one Of the Rose Festival pa
rades, is at the Seward. Mr.. Clancy
has a florist shop in Salem and in
cidentally has charge of the floral ex-
hibits at the state fair. He is an active
commercial club member and every
time a committee is wanted to accom-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28
the Best Plaster

A piece Of flannel dan.lened with
Chamberlain Linlment and bound on
over the seat of pain is often more ef-
fectual for lame back than plaster
and does not cost anything like as
much.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

- outing party composed Of DR.. M.
q. Findlev and two sons, W. II. Trim,
die, w. G. Winslow, Walter Spaulding
and Chas. Vick will leave tomorrow
with complete camp outfit, guns and
fishing tackle, for a sojourn Of sew
eral weeks in the wilds of the upper
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

commission recently and again impress
ed upon the claims department of thas
body that they need to be on the alert
to protect the interests of the state. A
certain shiprard worker in Portland put
i'll claim for injuries to one of MS
eyes, alleged to have been caused by an
accident in the yards. On making an
examination the specialist found that
the organ was defective from what APP
pcdred to be natural causes. On investi-
CATION IL was learned from a former en-
p.oyer and also from nurse at the hos
pital that the eye had been defective
previous to his employment in the ship
yard. On the strength of this testimony
his claim for $3.50 was denied.
The office of secretary of state has
certified the issue of 100000 in bonds
for the Warm Springs irrigation dis
|trict, in accordance with the amended
law Of 1919, whereby such bonds are
virtually guaranteed by the state and
made available for bond companies. and
other purchasers of securities. This
district has previously issued bonds to
the amount of $750,00O for construction
of its project, which is located in NAL
heur county and comprises 10000 acres
of land. This project is in charge of
John H. Lewis, former state engineer.
Although not so fully attended as
might have been desired, the confer.
ence of governors at Salt Lake City re-
suited in organization work and agree.
ments that are of the highest import
ance in the opinion of Governor Olcot
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

One of the peculiar eases that illus
trate particular trend of human ma
ture came up to the industrisl accident
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

Umpqua. The party will be joined lat
er by Judge Bingham and o. B. Cling
rich. The results of this trip will be
watched with interest for the ques-
tion is at issue as to whether the pom
derosity of the professionals, the ora
tory Of Winslow, the grand opera of
|Gingrich or the salesmanship Of Wick
will avail anything in Turing cut
throats lor holding the attention of
buck deer. While the other members
of the party expect to return in few
weeks, Drs Findley win be out Of town
until after the first of October, as he
expects to take another trip later with
his family.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

Ghicago--None of them weighed g.
900 pounds-but what we started out
to say was, 671 Tons attended the an
nual reunion Of the Ton family here.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

bunch of kilograms from prominent wo,
man suffrage workers congratulat ting
him upon his action at Salt Lake, in
agreeing with eight other western gov
ernors to call special sessions of the leg
islctnres at once for the purpose of rati
flying the national suffrage amendment
In appears that while conference Of
governor was held and such an agree.
ment made, Mr.. Oleott was not present
at the meeting and knew nothing of the
matter until he saw g report of it in the
Salt Lake papers. He hastens to make
public a statement expressing his regret
that such a report got into print and
reiterating his determination to adhere
to the policy of calling special session
only on the conditions which he has laid
down in the past.
Elizabeth Kelly, connected with the
navy department at Tacoma, has recent
" addressed communication to Deputy
Secretary Ko2cr, asking information
with regard to the operation Of the Ore.
gon soldiers aid law. She was furnish.
ed with synopsis of the various ap-
preparation laws, and in acknowledging
receipt she expresses the highest COM
mendation of the state of Oregon for
its policy in this regard, and goes on to
say that if all the states had adopted
the same generous policy there would be
less danger in the country from bolshe-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28
Gives Comfort to
-L1Dect0st Mothers

been taken over as headquarters for
the Polish Grey Samaritans, who have
been trained in social work, first aid,
home nursing and elementary dietetics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

After a pleasurable outing Of two
weeks duration, Captain and Mrs. w.
ID. Clarke, and two small children,
Doris and Robert, have returned from
Newport.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

Oscar B. Gingrich Motor & Tire Co.
G. G. Quackenbush
Salem Vulcanzing Works, (W M. Hughes)
Lilly Hardware Company, Stayton
A. 1. Bones, Turner, Oregon
G. G. Miller, Jefferson, Oregon.
w. ]. Pierson & Son, Marion Oregon.
Rickreall Trading Co., A. R. Cadle, Rickreall, Ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

Miss Frances Richards, dean Of wo.
men at Willamette university, is spend
ing two weeks holiday at Manhattan
beach.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28
We Vouch for Them

OF all the tires that are made,
why do you suppose we
prefer. to sell United States
Tires?
Because they are made by
the biggest rubber company
i'm the world. And they know
how to build good tires.
They have choice of ma
terials, they have immense
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

Mrs. G. A. Dotson of Portland, ac-
by her small daughter, is a
guest at the U. S. Dotson home, 1909
Union street. She plans to remain a
week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

Mrs. Leo Schmidt and two children
are the guests of friends in Portland
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Dyer and chill
dren are home from delightful out
ing at Newport.
The sun., 1919-06-11
Borough of Richmond

Clifton. 5ohici's Garage. e61 Bay q.
Concord. Schenk's Garage, 1898 Glove IA.
Grant City. Midland Motor Company, soe3
Richmond Road.
Great Kills. Amboy Garage. ssli Amooy
Brewer. H, s.. ss7 Amboy Road.
Linoleumviile. CarteEet Ferry Corporation.
Mariners Harbor. sparry. L.. Washington
Now Dorp. New porp Garage. eI1s Rich
f Motor N' Co. DG soss Rsfss mSs aa
sS4s Amboy Rd.
fOrt nshmead Port Richmond darass.
siasa aaa q d...s. ,ss Richmond Ava
&c. sas ,d Ssss. Ei ass,s ~ s. S.n''' 81
D. CTR .sasr~ cess'seoa sssA oar.s> Cas-
st. George Garage $50 Bay 81.
st.Dl:sS 9sss sq e. Nj Sch Hs LAW
=. Killian Auto Co. Inc. ass Bay St.
Ssuman ne Bfos. so Ron 81 ST tan Du''r st.
United Tire Co. 1ts Canal st.
Wagner d Borrin, Gordon St
Tompkhsville. Auto Supply Co.. IS Crit.
81. George Garage stuyvesant P1
f'SSk TH Garase, Bay and Hannah SIS
, W. L. MoAdan. So Griffin ST. 80
TottenviIles Psto q Boyd. s4o Main 81.
TottenvtIle Garage. II Bentley Ave.
Wen Now Brighton. Castleton Motor Car
Co., 1888 castleton Ave.
West New Brighton, Columbian Auto q
fntsrborough Auto Repair 4 supply Co.
Elm St and Richmond Terrace.
Aowohlt Motor Car Co. 1o2a Castlstou
A. sommsr. 1873 Richmond rurnpik.
The sun., 1919-06-11
Queens

Astoria, Astoria Gar Willow . Tr&AASlA.
Charles Amann. 10 Fulton Ava
S-e As ssoh.s III n xsPd'rvsnt.' Ava
Srust Bros, Garage, 2ss s,h An
Faicouer Gar. Co 1ss FANATICS I~~
Private, Auto Rental Service Co. -
L Gally.
broadway & LIST Ave. Dslansy's Garage.
Bayside. Reutlinger's Garage
COLLEGE Point. College Point asras%
Krasnsrs Express Co.
Corona. chatneld Garage. 5aaArso. Ava.
JOhnson-Hodas. Inc. 1913 ". Jaskson
Powell a Son, Iss W. Jackson Ava
s. z. Auto Accessories
Coney Island. West End Garage, Cooks
Lane and Railroad Ava
Douglaston. Manor Garage.
Elmhurst Bridge Gar, KinEsisnd Ava
n ,G G. d p.sws' % c Sn2nn, AyS
6. Fsber Case. station. jackson A~~ .
2pth St
J. Kraus, Queens Blvd. q csidw,n Ava,
Queens Blvd. Garage
Flushing. Red Lion.
Flushing Auto osras@ 40 EwaH
hainieE Motor Corp. Et'Fasrinton 81
Wtlaona Garage
Queensboro Garage. % Broadway,
Upper Flushing Gar, - Murray B.
New Broadway Flushing Garage, SanA
ford Ave q Broadway
Wilkins Garage, jackson Ave, q Shell
seaSers Garage
Forest HDls Continental Oar. continsn.
tai Ave.
Forest Hills Garage, Queens Blvd.
FRED Frey. MetropoL 4 Cooper Ava
GLENDALE. VIM, Rupn Cooper. Ava
Jansohn, Cooper Ave- and Sandol q
1904, Glendale Public Garage
sell Yeapie, Prop.
L b. Purchase, Fulton d.
The sun., 1919-06-11
LaunchNaphtha Points
In Greater New York

A. Malakoh.
Joaquin Vidal.
b. r. Wood
Hew York City. Ths Anna Service, n. 2.
Yacht Club ANCHORAGE Bt East kSd 81
9. F. Quinn. QlAson Point.
John Rshm. sronzkils BoathousA ~.
+. R. welsh. ). W. l.oth Q.
Richmond. Capt c. n CattsYmois.
schooner lawrence" on St. Vandsr.
bilt Ava, etApieton.
nteokiyn. A. J. Anderson, ulmsr Pk. Pr.
on Stables Pier. s
Rockaway Point p. II. Rsid
shsspshead Bay, ". Lang
CcIlsss Point. Herman Krasmss.
VIM. Eeedham.
The sun., 1919-06-11

w, koeth St. tts, Blacks fnwood Gar.
white Plains Ave. sttk O. W. Benjamin.
$3.50. Rum q Bird Garage.
Waite Plains I'd. as21. Gasoline etstions
Inc.
wmism.sridse I'd. 1853. rhomp.on'. o.-
and Ludwig Ave. linear Pelham Parr-
way), r. Manson d Son.
The sun., 1919-06-11

Quincy ~, ,tssv-Csntsrt 0ssagas
Ralph Ave. zee. Ralph Garage
Hsohards o.. las. Leonard's Garage
Underwood Ave- ass. Cypress Motor Sup.
ply Co.
Reid Ave. 900. Putnam Garage
Robinson 81 9ss, Robinson 81 Garage
Rockswny Ave. Bss, hocksway Ave. Gar.
Rodney 81. 90, Maujsr Garage.
~. Rodney-Kosp St Garage.
Roeblips 81 Division Ava. Quick serv.
isa, Rosbling q Filmor. Garage
ana So. eth st.- Pipo,y o..oIln. sta
Rogers Ave. 1918. Empire Garage
1918, Empire Garage
1s+6, Flstbush Auto Service Co.
Rutlsdse - Sal. RutlsdsS-B'wsy Garage
saokett 81. sss. Jacob IfsEssnthsasn
81. Marks Ave, ass. coust osrsse
2ss. Pratt. Hendricks ca.
500, Wolfman's Garage.
$40. Wsrbe Realty Corporation.
81. Johns PL 1881. B. y. . 4. Garage.
Saratoga Ave. 10. stuoco Garage
schoies st. 1872, Graham Garage
Seneca Ave. 6s7. Seneca Garage
6olo. Victory Garage.
18th St. ISL, Prospect Pr. West Garage.
and Neptune Ave, 18th St Garage.
sheepshsad Bay Road. 1851. Bayside Gas.
Sheffield Ave. s7o. Sheffield Garage.
siegel Sc. 1855. Bushwick Terminal Can
9Th St. as. Berg Benz
Goth ST.. ss7, Fort Hamilton osrssA
1902, Louis Ralestrino.
1888, 6oth St. Garage.
esth st. ass, Louis stackieroth.
10th st. Bs, Unique Garage.
SnedIker Ave. ss7, snediier oarAOa
Is. Atlantic Crossing Garage
Snyder Ave. 90, Snyder Ave-. Garage
IS. J. J. Snyder & Soma
9. Elliott Place. 70, Elliott Garage
Stage St. 100. stagE Garage
Starr ST. 1873, Sunset Garage 1na
State st. 200. Daniel r. p. Leary.
stanhope st. Q. stanhope Garage
Sterling Place. 473. Colony Garage.
10e. Bolts Garage
i74, Cath Eliz Garage
500. Croker Garage.
Stephens Court. SO. B. r. stephsna
Stone Ave; a.. Near broadway. Lux Oar.
62S. Peckers Garage.
stuyvesant Ave. es. stuyvesant Hta Gar.
Sumner Ave. IA. Excelsior GaraEe
Suffer Ave. 1000. Bernard SLOVENIAN.
Taylor St. Is. Wright Cake Co.
Ten Eyck st. So. D. W. KaatsA
Tilden Ave. ezra. Flatbush Auto ca.
18th Ave. <t2o. Chas. Dsbbin.
Throop Ave. I, oayety os.aga
49, Seplowitz Bros
and Myrtle Ayes, Federal Garage
Troy Ave. 1o5. Troy Ave Garage
$50. Harris Garage.
cath Ave. sS27. T. n. Joyee
oath st. es7. American Gar. a Mach. WIN
S4th st. 1.s. s4th St. Garage
U Ave. 3 Lake st. D. Sickle.
Union st. 7s4. Union Garage
Sl1, Mcintosh Bros.
S35, NJ Eckhon.
$50, Academy Garage
p20, Park Plaza GareSa
1f7s. LINCOLN Terrace G6raea
Cor. Suffer Ave. Palace GaragA
Van sinderen Ave. Levins Garage.
Vanderbilt Ave. 2T Vanderbilt Garage
Vernon Ave. soi, Keystone Garage
SIS. Hohweisner Sons.
Watkins st. 1sI. Fischer Auto Co
1ss, Public Garage,
S52, Watkins St GaraE&
Waverly Ave- ~, Merchant-s GarasA
1874, Waverly Garage.
Weirfield st. 500. Fred BruSers Garaga
W. 18th st. & Neptune Ave. p. MiniohsiIe.
W. 20th St. b r. r. Ave. soners Garden
Garage.
W. s7th St Mermaid Ave-. sssgats a.a
Wtnoughby and Knickssbecker Aysa~
Wlloughby Garage
ana Eostrand Avss.. wIn0ughbY 6&1A
.nS' MA. Av... rana o...s.
Wythe Ave. col. p. J. o'ReustA
The sun., 1919-06-11

Howard Beach. Anderson sisrh
II. Paulson.
Jsmeiee: Mrs. 4: Mshrtsns. Hinsid. and
Th:sst: Garage s'; T~o%s,s p Z stand:
Baker Bros. Garage 90. Inc. 10 No.
rr WsHshhin n1Is St +, noo..v.xaA
bisS ae H Bros.. Hili.ia U'z Ave. no
iS; :ns,in SsTs Ssf.s. r smith e
Hillside Garage. Hillside Ave.
Palm Gar. Hiiisids 4 Flushing Ava
str.nEs A1o Garage Co. Inc. Fulton
g%sss ? Sa::si a G:s. n %Ss hom..
erssrs Garage, Rookawsy Road ana
South sids Garage, % South st.
Kew Gardens. Colonial Garage. Queens
Little Neck. Cornelrs Garage
A. P. Wright.
Long Island City. c. J. Brown. Bridge
Ci.rk's Gasoline Station. Jackson ana
MS!Tn XWysti ar,dss p,.z.
Dumpert. John. 1sl Crescent 81
T.is; Gily ast:ss. 80 Tit;s A.: :, A..
Postal Garage. So. Wsehins ton Pr
Queens Court Gar. Inc, Bridge P1ass.
Brewster & Co. Bridge Plaza
Simplex Auto Co.. Vernon Ave. d 18th
J. Smiths Upgrade Garage. IT 1,t Aye.
Auto Repair & Machine Co.. Bayside.
Bverready Garage, 500 Crescent st.
kaisers Gasoline Station. Thompson Av.
Meadow Near Park. Meadow Near Park
Garage.
Middle Village. Hirsch. Jacob
North Beach. 3. Bottki
oEone Park. 1. b. %eliere. Jerome Ave.
August schrempp, Rockawsy Road
Queens. Queens Auto Repair Shop. Hemp
chss lester; Rocky Hill Rd. and Jsri-
Fulton St: 3 Jericho Turnpike. W. I. q
Richmond Hi: Apex Gar. Leterts. mr.
Kew Gardens Gar. Metropolitan Ave.
K s. Garage and Repair Co. Lsrsrts
J. ]. Lake & Son, 1918 Jamaica Ave.
Jerome Gar, jerome & Bedford Ave.
Richmond Hill Garage Machine CO..
Greenwood Gar. asos Jama,c. An.
South Ozone Park. H Murch, Rochavay
Road and Lincoln Ave.
Springfield. 2. q. -AbramA Merriok Rd.
". 3. Jones. Msirick Road and SPRING.
whit~stoue. Nelson q Black Garage
O'Fses Garage.
Whitaker Corp.
Winfield. R'ngel & Miller. Queens Blvd.
and Rowah.St
Woodhaven. X. Keller Rockaway Nd.
and Ferry St
A e. Louvet, Jerome Ave,
Manor Garage, 1898 Jamaica Ave.
Woodhaven Garage. Bigsiow PL
Woodhaven Garage, Jamsic,. Ave.
Norman Garage, 1855 Jamaica Ave-
Forest PIX Garage, 1o77 jamaica Ava
Woodside. Kuner's Garage. Flushing RI.
II, MjEgo, jackson Ave and sth st
Woodside Gar. 4th Ct. and jackson Ave.
jackson Heights Garage, Jackson Ave.
and TrainSmeadow Rid
The sun., 1919-06-11

ga van. cortisndt vehicle Co..
s7th and 18th Ave. W. I q. Motor
Truck Co.
20. 81. Parl Garage
W. eed st. 8. Detroit csdfriao Motor O..
W. 9Th Sc. eos. Grand osIsss. 1na. I. !.
sos. e cSion,., osr.e.
Coz west End Ave- INTERRUPTIONS, Motor
Company.
500. Acme Garage.
W; ssth st. %. Kesbse Sales Co
2o2. Rivsrs'de Garage.
2lt. Hudson River GaragA
ais. Hsrie-Antoinette,
see, New York Auto Garage
W. eth St. IS. W. sIth St oarasas
W. osth st. i4s. Joseph A Ryan
$50. Modern Garage Co.
252 Economical Garage
sos, Hirst Albert. Inc,
26I-1SB. Pyramid Garage.
26e. Continental Garage
W. 10th st. $40. W. B. Thorn.
sss, Bendisohc Garage.
W. 18th st. 2o7. 7Sth et. darasA
W. 7Tth st. 200, D. r. D. Garage.
W. s ss st. ~. De Palma o.IsEe
$50, Breton Hall Garage.
W. s1th St. ?11, Up-to-Date Garage.
asa. Beinord Garage.
2e7, Aston Garage
"; , sp's A 81 1,s d ss,,:, Garage Corp
Tux aY'o SssSS
III chsHpto% osfsSe
W. ga ed f. f.. IS. Turin Garage . surpd,
W, ssth 81 2cs sS.h St. Ga..sa
a15. Royal Garage
W. e6th g. SIS, Thsdfords osragA
W. Tooth st. S-l1. Century 0sraS&
1<e, Eureka Garage Corp
". 1o1st ST. leo, Sonais Garage and Sup.
W. 1oed 81. 2oi, Mfriers Garage, J,
W. 1oSth 50. III. Consolidated Garage =
W. 10th st. iO2. Royal Gar. Branch =.
W. 10sth St. Ss<. Manchester Gar. Co
W. 10eth So, a5A. Bona Vista Garage %.
W. 1Ioth St. 1tS, Cathedral Park Garage.
W. Ilsth ST. sS. AIhambra Garage Co
". laoth 81. aol. Pispsr Garage
W. I25th st. 52a. Martin Tad serv. o..
W. 126th ST. tol, stoilaA Garage
W. 127th 81. 1853, 8 q r SUCCESSORS 70 It
$50. olympic Garage
W. 129th St. soS Ths oriean.
W: is1st st. B7s-77. Liberty Garage
e0s. Anamak Garage.
SAT. Nehrinss Garage.
W. 132d st. 1s3. Kingwood Garage.
W. 1881 81. Cor. St. Nicholas Ava. Daily
BroA-
W. 1sSth St. $40. Issth 8. Garage Corp.
W. 141st ST.. 20, il1st st. Garage
S07. Walsh q KranA
W, il2d st. Owen Magnetic O..
iSl. Service Garage.
W, 18th 81, "a, W. il4th q. Car. ina
30, Dolphin Garage
~, Rockfalls Garage.
W. 14sth st. sss. W. llsth ct. dssasA.
w. i6oth 81. tb1. Convent Garage
and 7th Ave-. Single Car Service %,
W. 1b.d st. eel. May Garage.
W. ie1st 81. SIS, Tho AnsoniR Garage.
bls. Kay Bee Garage. Inc.
w. iesd st. S2s-Blo. Jumsl Garage
w. 18th Sc <si. 1e7th st. Garage
w. Iesth Sc. $50, Washington Hsts osr.
w. lsoth 81; Cor. B'way. Kssbso Sales
Cor. Haven Ave. Haven Ave Gar.
w. 17lth 81. SIS. Reliable I7tth 81. oAs.
W. islst.. Bronx. Il. Mount Hope ssTN
sI2, J. B. Beaver a Bon
The sun., 1919-06-11

W. Farms I'd. . i77h %. junction 6.-
W. 10th 80. ssk, village Garage
W. 18th 81. ESQ, Fifteenth g. osrasA
W, 18th Sc. IBT, Chelsea GaragN
$50, 1talan-Amertoan Garage,
100. Reliable Garage q Repair O.
W. 18th Sc. AS, Rich. Fitzpatrick
W. roth az. Iis, g. 4 T. Garass. inn
$40. Twsntisth 81. Garage. Inc
W. stth Sc. 40, City Delivery Co
W. 9th So. 2is. Dsvsioy. J.
W. soth 81. lts, Penn. Terminal Garage.
W: a1st Sc, $40. Empire Garage
lt3-lae. Penn Garage.
1bo, Keystone Garage.
w. $50 81. $50, Tremsin q yrsdericHscn.
W. seth 81. sSs. seth g. Garage
VI ;i SRI s. g. VI MS,ts sr.: :.,'' o'r'n
". seth St. 1is. Opera HOUSE oeyasA
W. 10th 81. a53, International osyasN
W. t1st Sc. a2o, Hudson Garage
2ss. Packard Trsnsp. Repair Co
W: aad 81. sts. t2d 81 Garage
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-11
LIBRARY COMMISSION
REACHES NO DECISION

After failure to agree on. any OF
the ten applicants for the newly
created position of state organizer
for Libraries, the Oklahoma Library
commission decided to adjourn until
such a time as all of the five mem
bcrs of the commission shall be pres
ent 10 make an appointment, for the
position. The commission is com
posed of former superintendent OF
schools. K. II Wilson, Mrs. A. J
Thompson OF Chickasha, Mrs Thorn
a, Waldrep oi Shawnee, K, l.. Black
burn and Mrs J. n, Schwoerke.
Blackburn was not present al the
mtetlngS held the past two days In
rhe state capitol and a majority for
any one OF the applicants could not
be reached, hence the decision 70
make the appointment this fall
Among the ten applicants for the place
are Cora Case Porter and Edith Al
len Phelps both former head libra
rianS in Carnegie library here.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-07-11

said to have filed in writing with the
peace commission.
Lines between out-and-out propon-
entS and opponents in the senate oi
the proposed entry OF the United
States into the league Of nations were
tightly drawn today as a result OF
the announcement by Senator Lodge
of Massachusetts,, chairman of the
foreign relations committee, that
President Wilson would not be in
vited TO appear before the committee
after It began consideration of the
treaty on Monday next.
Reservations Undecided On.
Senators, both democratic and re-
publican, who were still undecided a.
to the form Of league covenant which
should he accepted by the senate, al.
though favoring a league OF nations OF
some kind. declared that they were no,
prepared 10 go 10 the extreme OF refus.
ing TO ratify the treaty unless ,extual
amendments were made to it.
What form the proposed re,erva-
'ions were TO take was a question o.