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Academy Notes

True to her promise Sc. j. A. cap
tured a victory from Lyndon Insti-
tute Saturday afternoon. IT was q
rather cold day and the team had to
play fast to keep from freezing. This
accounts for the speedy game. Lyn-
don received, running the ball back
! about Is yards, and from their so
yard line, by series of good line
plunges and end runs, the ball was
advanced to their 60 yard line where
they were forced to punt May, by a
number of we'll picked plays, pushed
the bali down the entire length Of
the field, where Lanpher, GLIDING all
opposing players glided over the line
for the first touchdown of the game.
The goal was missed.
At the beginning second quarter,
Lanphe1, tearing LyAdon's defence to
shreds, fell over the line of touch
down No. 2. This time luck was
with Ashton and he placed the ball
squarely between the goal posts far
above the cross bar The first half
ended with a score Of 1870 in st. is
favor.
Things looked bad for st. J. in the
opening five minutes of the second
half; the institute putting two touch
downs over on the home team. This
was accomplished only by the aid of
two perfect forward passes. Both
goals were missed; one of which they
were forced to kick from their four
yard line Once more Lanphcr woke
up and dashed over 66 yards for
touchdown No. 3. Owing TO q slight
Misrepresentation Of Ashton's inten-
tons, the referee put the ball in play
before the captain was ready, thus
causing the sacrifice OF the one point
allowed for a goal Towards the
close Of the game, the Institute ag-
gregation planned to put one over on
Lanpher in the form of another for
ward pass, but he intercepted it, run-
ming through a crowded field for an
other six points. Ashton once more
kicked the goal, making the score at
the end Of the game, ST. j. 26 and
L. l., II.
For St. ]. the "stars" were Hunter
and Ashton for their line plunges,
and Lanpher for his end runs and his
four touchdowns. The next game
is with the Vail Agricultural school
of Lyndonyille, Wednesday, Nov
ember at 800 o'clock.
Donald Steadman, teacher in his
tory was called out of town Friday
evening. Mrs. Creig is taking charge
of his duties until his return.
Alton Faye has left the Academy.
Professor Peabody acted as con
ductor in chapel Monday morning
during the temporary absence Of
Principal Davis.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-04
100 Young Ladies
Become Missionaries

BOSTON, Nov. 4-One hundred
young women from ali sections of
the United States received commits
sions as missionaries to thirteen TO-
reign countries, under appointment
of the Methodist Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, with most i'm
pressive ceremonies. at Peoples
Temple, Monday.
The speakers were Mrs. w. F. Nc
Dowell, Of Washington, president of
the society; Mrs. John Lcgg, Wor-
ccster, president, New England
Branch; Miss Jennie Reid, a mis-
sionary from South America, and
Bishop Francis J. Mcconnell Of
Denver, who gave the charge to the
new missionaries. They sail in a few
weeks for their various points of Ser
vice.
The sessions Of the golden jubilee
celebration, now. being held at St.
Marks church, Brockline, have
been characterized by the most in
tense interest and enthusiasm by the
officers, missionaries and delegates,
and by hundreds OF visitors who have
come from Ill part sof New England,
and Of the country to attend Re-
markablc success il the jubilee cam
paign has been reported. Great adj
vance in membership, financial re-
cciuts, and appointment of new mis-
sionaries during the past year. The
Jubilee services close on Tuesday.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-04
A NASTY COLD
: EASED AT ONCE
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1t acts without assistance, tastes nice
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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-04
State Of. Ohio, city Of Toledo.

Lucas County, SIS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm of F. J..
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
ONE HUNDREDt DOLLARS for each
and every case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December.
A. D. 1856. A. w. GLEASON,
(SeaD Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Medicine is taken in>
ternally and acts through the Blood on
Sthe Mucous Surfaces of the System. Send
for testimonials, free
T. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-04

z The Desert de Carlittc, 10 the Pyre.
noes, close on 10000 feet above the
sea, contains no fewer than GO lakes Of
varying sizes. These, according TO To-
cal tradition, were left Mt the time
Of the food. When the waIcr subsidized,
ii is said, Noah and his family landed
on The Puy de prigue, one Of the high
est peaks in the district.
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first practice Saturday morning and
certainly showed some real stuff in
lacking an opponent of the metal of
the Derby team. Without having
had any training and the score Of
8 to 16 was a remarkably good show
ing for the local boys.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-04
NEWPORT LOCALS

The Sophomore basketball team of
the Newport High school took their
first defeat of the season at the hands
of the Derby sophomore team at Der
by on Saturday The boys held their
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-04

admit the outcome is the most I'M
certain in the history Of the COM
monwcalth.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-03

are satisfied if We can get fair
action ont Of the parties now ex-
isting' What labor is fighting is
class legislation exclusively in
our favor that we are legisIa
ton exclusively in favor of the
employing class.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-03

ed the country from Boston Il
Sa Frn Francisco and never lost
a game SixtE-nine games were
played before the team met de
feat at the hands Of the Allan
ties " Of Brooklyn in 1870.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-03

Cincinnati, oct. 3.-Fifty.
two years ago when the III. c. l.
caused the Civil War was begin
ning to drop and baseball play
ers We're iscarding their "Ione
pants" for uniforms, I1arr1
Wright, a star Of the National
team Of Washington, landed ia
Cincinnati and put red hose on
his players and they became the
Red Stockings. : TO be more
exact, historians tell Us that the
designation originated IN 1867
and The Cinoinnati's have been
Reds " up to this, their year OF
glory.
Three years later after the
Red STOCKINGS : had had re-
markable success With their pro
fessional teac Chicago men were
inspired to organize a rival pro,
fessional club. The Chicago team
was called the White Stock
ines' because they wore white
hosiery IN contrast to that
Of carmine color worn by their
rivals. Later their name was
changed to White Sox but tne
Cincinnatis did not become "Red
SoN. That name was adopted b1
the Boston club Of Tie American
league In time the Cincinnati
Red Stockings became the
Reds.
The Cincinnati Reds made d
great pennant race this eason but
Pat Moran s bunch Of ball toss
ers had nothing on the original
un approachable. The team tour
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-10-03
sJlsN10DY AFTER
.a.r T15A.3II7ER}'33 : I[)3

Oct. Mai. ". F.
chief clerk to State
-. H. r. Lacy. Yesterday
.alIy denied that he was
..@+ing entering the race
.. Of State Troa,,,ra, a~'
president Of the S+.+ q
.a IF Labor roa r. rr,ed
... aIrt:.a1 nol;.;o. of +..+
/..lon.
N.nls- was ,,as+1, ..,,, =.
,~a..+ ,,,,,.,, o,.+ol
story i9 IN o,,+ oe 4o,,.,,
. f'.a ofrn..- ,h.+ 10 49,; ,,7,4
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-06
MSS [1tl iWSSl
MNOHO RTBARU ZAHY.
NULO.

Boston, Mass, A. listopadu.
Rybaisk6 barky 2 tohoto pri-
staVu ztraily mnohQ muzu,
kdyz vichfice prihnala Sc v L.
terry ne loViste. Posadky, vrace
Jlci' Sc sem dnes, vypraveji O
cetnych skunerech, Sc kterych
muzi byli smeteni do more pri
vytahoVani siti. Skinner Rca-
ding oznamuje, zc ztratil sto-
pu po 3estnac,i mulch, kteri
byli ma mofi Y yolach, stahuii-
&C site. Til muzi veslovali O.
smdcsat mil Go Naucket a scst
linych sebrano byio Y clunu
na mof'i.
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UTRECHT.

ka naslednictvi spanelske
liz Sc ucastnila vGtSina evrop
Skych zemi. Pozoruj jeme-li de
imy move DOLBY, dochaZelo !
! takovym velikym valkam prd
merne jednou IA sto roku. By
Ia tu Valk2 tiicetileta, jez byls
uroVnana mirem Westfalskyn
{V ro@e l648, pax doSlo k miru
" Utrechtu V roce 1913, pal
po dalSich lto letech urovna
| ny byly v6ci cvropske rokl
1915 kongrcsem berlinskyn
po lrvavych valkach Napole
on.kych a nyni Ease pc stu le-
cch doSlo ma nir versaillesky
lttery Ease tvarnost Evropy up
ne zmenil.
Americky senator Lodge
V1dce oposicc proti lie marc
da \ mirovym plaliim presi-
denia Wilsona, nedavno Sc Ia
k@ zminil o tomto smiru II.
tIcchtskem a poukazoval Ma
to, ze na mem take byly cine
ny pokusy, spoiiti lidstvo bra
trS.vim a od1traniti valky. Ale
Lodge usuzuje kfive: Pone-
vadz Sc to nepodarilo tenkra-
tc, soudi, zc Sc to nepodari ia
lie nyni. Vsak pfedne V tech
dobach nebyly uCin6ny zadn6
VaznG a opravdovc polusy a
Ia druhe lidstVo bylo tcnkra-
te neVyspele, tapalo Y tenmo-
tach Il 5, ,alo duSevnG daleko ia
lidstvem dneSnim. Logika Lod-
geova jest upln6 ne 1pravna.
Mir utrechtsky udelal brani-
borskeho kurfirsta kralem a
zalozil tax hohenzollernskou
dynastii. Iajimavo je, re po.
mohl na nohy ieSt6 jine panoy
nick6 rodin6 eVropske, kterd
dosud vladne. Jcho usnesenim
byl vevoda savoi Ky prohlaSer
saVoiskym kralem. Ones iehc
potomek sedi ma trunu ital.
skem. Take .ato panoVnicka nc
dina vyZnacovala Sc "pricinli.
vosti' VSude tam, kde sc jed.
nalo o zabirani zemi. We sto.
lett devatenactem siednotilC
Sc nejen N6mecko, ale Italic
ale bylo treba cekati do stoleti
dvacat6ho, nezli Sc s,ejneho Il.
sptchu dod6lali i narodovG il.
nj.
Mirem timto stal Sc vevoda
aavojjky kralem a dnes panuje
mad celou ltalii, vyiimaje pra.
}6 - Sayojslo. ktere naleat
Francii. .Pi!tiauji Sc jisti lidG
ably v!adnul mad Riekou il.
nymi kraiinanli, na kiere 81 de.
lajl Sprayedlive nAroky sta J
line. Hailmavo lest, re Y tetc
Ea!ce Spanelske naslednictvi
ktcrou mir utrcchtsky &iloncil
bolovaiy neklere nemecke sta,
tY jako kolin. asi tolik Jake
dnehnl poryni, dale Bavorskt
ma Strant Francic prof Prus
ku.
Anglio liz tenllratc byla ve
nj tilA Mir2m ptiechtskTm q
@hala od Spanelu Gibraltar !;
od trancouzu Arcadii, jak 81
tchdy nazyyalo dne$ni move
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Noviny oznamuii, re byvaly
nemecky cisar, dnes hrabe vi
lem Hohenzollern, nabazil Sc
pobyEu Amerongenu (beZpo-
chyby hostitel, hrabe Bentick,
nabazil Sc take jeho) 4 zakou-
pill 81 dunn We me ste Utrechtu,
kan Sc dovoleni mholandskG
vlady hodla trvale odst6hovati
- aspoh ma tax dlouho, nez-li
jej velmoci povolaji nekam il
nam, dojde-li Vibec k nejake-
mu soudu mad MIN. Utrecht le-
III ien pc; mil cd Amerongenu,
nebade tudiz stehovani talk
nakladne. Dunn zakoupil 81 OF
baronky Il Beaufordu. Ackoli
je TO zajiste p6kny ZameCek a
sluSnI pribytck pro holland
skou Slechtickou rodinu, zs il
ste bude jen ubohou chatrCi
pro toho, ienz obklopen ma
dherou, zvykly byl ma pa!ac
postupimsky a berlinsky. Pro
mas VSak ma zaiinavost jcn hi-
storicke pozadi mesa Utrech-
tn, ktere Vilem dobre Una a
bude tn tudiz miti dosti prize
zitosti pfemySleti pomiiecno-
sti v6ci sv6tskych a volati Sc
Salamounem: VSecko jc ma sve
t6 marnG.
Jmeno mesta Utrechtu uvi-
zlo Zaiiste V pameti kazdemu,
kdo Sc ucil deiepisu. V roce
1713 byl bylsv mem uzayren
mir takovGho druhu, lake Sc
pfihazivaly ien jednou Ia
staleti a mGnily tvarnost poll
tckych pom6ru evropskych. Mi
rem tim byl ieden predk1 CT
saie, Gi hrabGte Vilema Ho-
henZollerna, Bedrich l., uznan
byl eVrop3kymi vladami ia
krale pruskeho. Drive byval
9en malym kurfirs em brani-
borskym, ktery Sc nemohl aad
n6mu panoyniku rovnati. Y 70
&C 100 vyhlasiI Sc IA krale,
ale teprve mirem utrechtskym
byl -mu titul ten potvrzen a
tax poloaen zaklad k pozdej-
slmu n6meckemu cisafstvi, kite
re EVropu Il cely svet jak zle
potiralo. PruSti panovnici Sc
nell k 8vetu. Po tomto prvnim
krali nastoupil Bedrich Nilcm
L., hrozny podivin, ale dobry
hospodaf a zakladatcl arma-
dy, $ niz jeho syn a nastupce.
Bedrich III. pozdeji loupezne
prepaid Rakousko a svG souse-
dy, ably urVal co Sc dalo. TAX
Prusko jako dravec 70 Ito tim,
re poziralo ime. O tom vSem
bude tn moci Vilem uvazovati.
Utrecht jest ra2ovitym mo
stem holandskym q ma asi 1910
tisic obyvatelu. Lczi dvacct
dv6 mile ma iihozapad od Am
sterdamu, kde Sc starry Ryn od
DELUXE od pruplavu Nechtu. L.
trccht Jest take pruplayy pro-
stoupcn, iaho vSechna iina mG
sta holandska. Ma starobyly
raz = alchitckturu a io lana "a
maths unjyoraita.
Mirem utIechtskym skoncc-
ma byla dlouha q AryavA val
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SLOVENSKO:
Installacia noveho bratisLav-

lnstallacia noveho bratis[av-
skeho zupana. InStallacia
noveho bratislavskeho zupana
dr. Metoda NJ. Bellu, bola 6.
oktobra. Ma inStallacii, ktora
mace sla obycainym tokom,
ME mal1 pozornost' vzbudila
rec zastupcu mad arskych Gle
nov zupneho vyboru AureIa
Bertala (niekdajsieho prespor
skeho hi. zupana.) Bartal totiz
poVedal take CoSi, co nemozno
poyazovat' yylucne len "a pri-
va.nu mienku istej o3oby, ale
"a povsimnutia hodny ukaz
mad arskej tvrdoSiinosti a me-
dstupciyosti. Bartal V odpove-
di ma programme rec DIR. Bel
lu, Zdoraznil, re mad arski
clenoyia nemozu uznat' polite
XII situaciu a terrorialny stav
Slovenska sa "definitivny",
d'alej spomenul, re "situacia
pomery dnesna su tie iste, a.
ko V mali t. re a re - dneS-
nych pomeroch hemozno videt'
nijake definitivum'. Ako vdi-
me, Bartal negkie vsetko, me-
guje parlzskou mierovou kon
fereciou definitivne urcen6 hra
nice Slovenska. ktore bezspor
ne zaberaju i Bradshaw pred
mostl ma vo sVojej Sovinistic-
kej zaslepnosti nechce zbadat'
slabiny okypteneho mad arske
40 5 atu, jeho tax politicky, a.
ko i hospodarSky uplny chaos
d noVy Statny dtvar, stvorenyI
sVetoVEm prevratom, t'azkouI
patrocnOu vojnou nepovazuje
Ia definitivny. Slova Bartolove
staVaju do praveho svetla de-
setninu naSich mad'arskych
poluobtanoy, k,orei maly by
venovat' stalu pozornost' naseI
Vladne kruhy, vycerpavajdce
nateraz - svoju cinnost vi
kortesskych cestach a venuju-
ce tax malo pozornosti pod
kopnej cinonsti l'udi, ktori j
ako to i Bartal zdoraznil j
nechcd povazovait' mas statny
utvar "a definitivny.
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-
a uzemi kolem Hud5onova Zali
WI - celou vychodni Canadu.
Francouzsti osadnfci Sc od-
tud odst6hovali do Louisiany
Dale 81 vynohli AngliGan6 cd
Francouzu Spanelu cenne IL
stupky V iizni Americe a Afri-
ce. Jiz tenkrate osvedcili wa
cny ostrovtip a vycitili, jak
budovati zaklady ku sv6tove-
mu panstvl.
VaIka tato poVstala, kdyz
vymrela nemocemi a vy3ilenim
zpuchrela habsburska vGteV
ma span6lskGm trunu. Fran
couzsky kral Ludvik XIV, cti-
zadostivy a lacny 30 moci a
sve,ovlade, vymohl nastupni-
ctvi svemu synovci Filipu V.
To vyvolalo nepratelstvi Angli
cand iinych vlad evropskych
ktere V tom widely poruSeni e.
vrop3k6 rovnovahy neslo to,
ktere Sc celia dive stoleti V ev-
roypske mezinardni politice u
drzelo zlo pusobilo. OvSem
ie pravda, re Ludvlk XIV. byl
iiste osobou nebezpecnou q re
tfeba Sc ho bait, ale dobach
,ech byl liz starcenrsvysok6ho
veku a nemel daleko do smr-
ii.
We smlouve utrecht3ke byla
proti rozpinavosti Francie uGi
nena bczpetnostnl opatreni,
ktera zustala V platnosti az do
konce osmnacteho stoleti, KITE
IA vSak Napoleon, jakmile Sc
Erancii postaVil V cello, beze
vSeho odmitnul. Filipu V. bylo
doVoleno 2ustati SpanGlskym
kralem, ale bylo postarano o
to, ably Sc Spanclsko nikdy s
Francii nespoiilo pod jednou
vladou. Jest znamo, ze Napole
on roce 1867 wal Span6lskd
no kraIe do zaieti a na trun
V Madride dosadil sveho bra
ira Josefa.
Vilem Hohenzollern bude
miti nyni V U,rechtu dosti pri
lezitosti pfemy5leti 0 tom, re
pred mirem, ktcry tam byl
pred POS lety utvoien, hojovali
Anglitan6 ma atran6 prusu
Prusku take dopomohli k moci
q dalSimu vyboii. Anglic od
te dolby Prusy vzdy podporo-
Vala a $ mimi sc maZlila, tax
re ma jen sob6 yinu dava., ze
jsou zkaaeni. Take proti Napo
leonovi bojovai Anglicane ma
strane Prusu, Ma pr. Y konecne
bitv6 Il Waterloo. A do smrti
kralovny Viktorie, do roku
1901, 2ustaIi AngliGane Mem
cum nejlepSimi prateli. Tepr-
We politika Tirpitzova lodniho
programu roku 1898 otevrc-
La i'm Oci
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V%VWVWvHVNVHVN ~ Eto.VVV VIsHWSNW
FRANTA KREJCf

Ysem vam znany krejci. cisti,
zehlf a opravuje satstvo jak
zenske tax nnuzske. Prodam
a koupim satstvo obnosene, ale
jen 2 dobrych rukou. K.azde-
mu poctive poslouzim. Prijd'-
te do els. 1900 Broadway.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-28
CHARITY TO THE SOLDIERS.

American boys entered
here right afforded
make their they Most will
will selected
Bullets honest frank about citizens
lars when he discharged addition
honestly to
talked
begging
vded
should
need we'll the federal
federal that
For the months publisher Lewis
weekly
has talked particular proposition
him
iism--al IS n
perfectly
sdetracking forgetting
for lump various
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-28
WE'RE RUNNING WILD.

remarkable persistent and pronounced
pet
quarter OF million TO
Proposed either the
essential relief or to morae
flags
lobbe
doubtful without For
appeared enough to call a halt
appropriation committees the houses aided by other
have
and encouragement,
during the within reasonable bounds
than
legislature authorized
this From this
wild
the analysis least special of advocating
ane idea
tremendous-and some times it is mighty hard to
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-28

the peninsula, state road No. 8, or the
North Bank highway from Vancouver
to the Inland Empire highway in Ben
ton county; state road No. 10 from
Kelso down the Columbia to the coast,
No. Is from Woodland northeast, No.
18 from Morton to Kosmos, and No.
20 from Raymond to COsmopolis.
On the committee for this section
of the state are Senator Carlyon of
this city. president of the senate;
Senators Metcalf of Pierce, LOOMS of
Grays Harbor. Sinclair of Pacific.
Crawford of Skamania and Klickitat,
Representatives Mccoy of Clarke,
Babcock of Clallam.
This arrangement will, in all prob
ability, assure completion of the Pa
cific highway from Olympia to Van
couver, reports say.
Senator Carlyon introduced his
$3O,OOO,0OO road bond issue bill the
last of last week. 1t provides for a
vote on the question at the next gen.
eral election. The bonds are to be
issued on anticipated revenues from
auto licenses and the money is to be
used in hard-surfacing a system Of
state highways.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-28
WHAT OUR FATHERS READ ABOUT
IN THIS PAPER FIFTY YEARS AGO
From The Washington Standard for
Saturday morning, February -,
1860. Vol, TX. No. II.

In California there is one woman to
three men; in Nevada one to eight,
Lin Colorado one to 20.
Tinkering with Territories-A bill
has been introduced in the U. S.
senate and passed to a second reading
which gives to the governors of the
territories the appointment Of pro-
bate judges, justices of the peace,
Iconstables, etc. If this bill becomes
la law it will virtually abolish every
thing like self-government in the ter
ritories and hand them over to the
tender mercies of officials who owe
their appointment to executive favor.
The First Printing Press-It has
been claimed and generally conceded
that the Oregon Spectator press Yves
the first brought to the coast. The
Oregon Herald, however, overthrows
this claim. 1t says that looking over
file of the Missionary Herald for
1889 it found mention of the first
printing press brought to the North
ern Pacific Coast. Under date of
May Sd, 1899, Hall, missionary
printer, writes to the Herald that he
had just arrived at Walla Walla from
Honolulu with a press, type and a
small lot of printing paper. He was
going to start in few days for the
Nez Perez tribe. Some of the edi-
lions of the New Testament, printed
on that press, are in existence yet.
The press and type were afterwards
used by Griffin of the Tualatin plains
in 1849, who during that year pub
lished a magazine of 16 pages every
two weeks.
The Wilson G. Hunt-This steamer
arrived at Percival's wharf last
Thursday about l p. m. Her tonnage
is 436 59-10O. She was built at New
York city in 1849 and came around
the Horn in that year and ran for
some time on the Sacramento river.
begin at once her trips on the Sound.
The velocipede mania is prevailing
all over the coast. Several parties
here, we learn, have sent for these
novel horses.
A slight shock of an earthquake
was felt at Port Townsend on the
18th.
Messrs. Tomlinson & Weeks have
opened an elegantly appointed saloon
at the corner of Main and Second
streets.
i Portland, Feb. 26.-Mount Jeffer.
son was reported as emitting smoke
recently. It was seen by SO per-
sons.
The passage by the senate of the
house resolution authorizing the
North Pacific Railroad company to
issue bonds and mortgage the road
is calculated without doubt to stimu-
late action in building the road.
Martial law has been declared In
eight counties of Tennessee by Gov
ernor Brownlow.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-28
CARLyON ON COMMITTEE
MAPPING ROAD PROGRAM
Special Group Looking After Improve
ments Planned for South
western Washington.

Southwestern Washington improve
ment interests in the present legisla'
tive session are provided for in the
personnel of Joint senate and house
appointment committee appointed to
formulate the session program for dis
tributing 100000 in state highway
and federal aid funds for this bien-
mum.
The southwest and southern Sec
lions of the state contain an import
ant part of the Pacific highway from
Vancouver to Tacoma, the entire
National Park highway, the Olympic
highway from Olympia up and around
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-28
ARE WE GOING TO sHIRK?


its destiny the champion humanity
1.-THE rights
stink its little
The American decide
Wilson has returned with
decided
formal declaration
principles
dig a o.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-28
New Garage for Tenino.

St. John & Titus, who operate
garages in Olympia, Centralia and Te-
nino, announced this week that plans
have been completed for the erection
Of a new garage on one OF the best
corners in Tenino, one block east OF
the Citizens Bank.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-02-28
CONGRESS ON ITS LAST LEGS.

With only few days of life.
closing
dilatoriness Not
and there of
this delinquency both parties
legislation
investigation
posed have bearing the presidential election
down?
upon
which will
trouble that will throw
have caused them despise Germany
There times his
md milionaires
employees Chicago awarded
New will inter-
profits pound Of O make difference