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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
Passed ExamIIs ions

s. q. Barchet. son George Bar
chet, of this county wasa among those
who passed the mental examinations
for admission to the Naval Academy
He holds an alternate appointment
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-05-16
GIRLS FRIENDLY 70
HOLD LAST SERVICE

The Girls Friendly Society viii hold
It's RnaI service for the season. Ct ST.
Anne's church On next Sunday, May
18th. at $50 d. M
sAIl members, especially childFen
whose cards viii Be given 10. are urg9
ed To be present. On time. al st Anne's
church
.
AsphyxiatIQn Is . terrible death In
fact. II ii positively gssastly
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
CITY UNABLE 70 Find
JOBsFORUNfNPLOYED

,,nsmplOym.nt continues 70 insas'o Sas q
. Uhs'1g me eIty' Many local men. aus n,sn,s n
~ ~ nassation Of activity IN SOM and
q, the &c esss seeu thrown out q woIa. r. CIV e,,y
have pSs ,sia men are coming to 'ne ''''
da,ly ~, % 10 O'Clock this m0rn'~s ssbor
Up applied . "a, the auniclpai i.,n,s sIne. sas.
men mem IN the city hall for ~, wonN tempo
bureau y u ,bese men were given .rs were we're
teen cen !, sobs shoveling snow. Ias,s ,.snas,e tns
rar, ,,,,sr , positions TO acconii'
re1,s 6,,~ Recorder Race IN ,,,a.ns en.r q Civ
bureaur sODsals ,+a9s i shorsling snow. Man, M.@l
these the ,en ss haveben put 2 ,a,s m0'o o. bssl
idls r me, me snow from me .,lO ro0.s anS today
ness me warning thar "a. : ''ss sidewalk
with - re DO clean tnela ... 60, % elea
those wSe we're hired BY citizens = -
Of walks
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

damage suit resulting from injuries
sustained by any person through neg
ligence on the part OF the city In
making the streets and sidewalks safe
would knock all the economy out or
such a stand.
Nor is this matter OF cleaning the
streets the only way in which the city
administration is nagiecting TO safe
guard the lives and limbs Of people
moving about town, From the cornices
and lodges of various buildings in the
business section huge icieies and great
Jumps OF frozen snow are hanging
constant menace to the safety Of per-
sons passing beneath. Instead OF conf
pelling the owners OF the buildings tc
remove these, some OF the dangercui
spots are being roped Off and pedes
TRANS forced TO detouv into the streets
In other places no attention IL appar
| entity being paid to the danger.
!, One Safe Course
r There is but one safe and san
$ thing to do in regard to the snow !
: the streets-cart 1t away. Trucks an
e other conveyances may be commau
: deered here as well a. In other citft
v and there are more men applying ia
& lly at the municipal employment off's
IS for work without success than coul
Ie be used in the work High school 81
d willamette university students. no
.e dismissed from school. are seekis
ii work.
The present inactivity Of the city
f. ficials in failing to take some ste
w toward protecting the public y nor
ne ling short OF criminal negligence.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
PAIRING Of Budget to Meet
Tax Limitation Worries
County Department Heads

like the sword Of Damocles
over the recently published estimated
budget, the court and commissioners
of Marion county are in a quandry as
70 how the estimate will look after
the budget is established on December
81.
As the published estimate exceeds
the constitutional limit by the sum
of s4S.64s.59, some of the estimates
will have to be spared, and the ques-
tion uppermost In the minds OF mos'
county heads is, "Will the appropria'
tion for my department get the AK
schools Need Most.
According to county records the ma
jor portion Of the excess IS Tor 'n'
schools Of the county, s4S,6SS rep
resenting this portion OF the es'i
mate. z
4 County government and related al
fairs will cost $139,166.50 to ADMIN
istrate this year as compared 10 IN
s1ls.6s1.55 budget item of 1919, q
;ncrease of s26,5S4,s5 which sum
;nclusiye of $4,000 for the silverto
: larm0ry. .,;,
other comparative items showii
s,ipht increases over the preceui'
voar are. Roads and highways II
nroyement, maintenance and constru
tjon Of roads, bridges and ferries az
h salaries of deputy roadmasters' patr'
sasn and assistants; $4,000 is es
E mated s156,7S4.63 for the year ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
PROMISE
fulfill NENT
|0F PEACE PACT
German Reply to Allied Note
! Demanding Signing Of Pro-
, tocol Submitted 10 Confer
ence Today
BY Henry Wood

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
Paris, Dec. 15.--The German reply
to the allies note demanding signature
of the peace treaty protocol was sub
mitted at 1890 a. m. today.
Baron Won Lersner handed the note
to Paul Dutasta, secretary Of the peace
conference, with whom he discussed
its contents.
The note declares Germany's inten-
ton to execute the peace treaty. II
takes note Of the allies promise to re-
|patriate German war prisoners, then
develops Germany's desires regarding
I the Scapa Flow incident.
The reply, it is understood is mos
conciliatory throughout While Still
holding out against full reparation oe
manded by the allies for Scapa FLOW
the impression is given that solution
Twill be easily arrived at.
Won Lernser announced that tn
group of German technicians VIII al
rive tomorrow to take up converse
ltions with the allied representative
regarding Scapa Flow. !,
! The impression prevails that y
Germans will sign the protocol ana e =
lchange ratifications Of the treaty y
fore the end of the month
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
DR.. FORD, DEAN Of
CHURCH WORKERS,
DIES Of AP0PHxy

pr Thomas n. Ford. "A years OLD.
sateran Methodist minister ana one OF
,ha has, known church workers In the
Pacific Northwest, died OF apoplexs
AZ Oregon City Sunday afternoon Inc
and came as the aged clergyman was
waiting FOR a trolley ear In front ot
she ruins az the Oregon City Method
ist church. recently destroyed ~ hso
ana az which Dr. Ford had been pas
tor for many years.
Since his appointment IN isis. ~
Ford mas been superintendent OF sne
salem district of tho Method'st con'
ference, and al one time resided hsre'
His wife died here about four years
lago. -...., !.
lltssc. DR.. Ford has given his serviee'
~ the church work in many localities
. working In the Missouri-Arkan
conferences until 1885 when no cam
I,o Oregon His oregon passoraase
\ have been with some OF the leAuin
churches Of the state, being me sun
4 rvslae church of Portland. 1904 HOO
River. 1905. and Oregon City In 1911.
Rev. Ford Is survived by four chi
dren. sadyey Evelyn. Oregon WV
Mrs. Harold swafford, iebanon' ~ ~
I Eurrvss Ford, stayton; anu o''
!. Ford, Oak Grove, !.
y salem mlnistera and former 9
's workers Of Dr. Ford are plAnn,ns
attend the funeral services whien y
% Ii heid III Portland sonnorrcw -
se :, m. fron the First Meshodist t'p's'
m pal church.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
RURAL RESIDENTS
PEEYED BECAUSE
ROADSNOI Opened

residents along rural routes are ,,,tv ~,
a,gnant over the inactivity o. coun,, u1.ss
officials and road supervisors y W. ! Sa
:, have a, refused to do anything 70 mans \. ~
the me highways passable. Residents sna,oa. y.
Do po,k county are in similar ..l presrs asvs
sae1 no mail delivered for n,'e NV mas nas
ssm "snr 10 those Of Marion. Ihere .ecea ''ao i
,its, tba milk routes have been ., forceo 10. ..
his M continuance as have sro0efs
liveries. .,,o. route. the
oountv officials refuse acton. 'iu inrIs
inc the highway is under s.a.s ;. oss,,n,e, ~ 81
lme a,st,on. ~. But the state only assume' sumo
a,ris surisdiction over construction Wh'''
'0Is -Four hundred cords Of ,,so woou vvbic
80 rI opsd along the highway wn'i W
ma,ld relieve the fuel snos'sr os hroke
sa,a wJaa N providing the road was DrOIs its ;,
.s,sn .sro,,gb the snow to permit i'S y
, ing hauled to the CITY,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
FREIGHT EMBARGO TO
MAKE THOUSANDsDL

- or Dec. 1.-the .. ~ I"
r. g n. and Northern ia,. ,aday ~ on ali
roass =. i placed an embargo ,., soaas ssa sneep ~
shipments .Ssun Of freight wi'n ,,ys..aeE .ns ana
.,n1, mn ~ fuel. perishablss hses'0sA
foodssuffs. e s.ve the effect os
The e,n.D ,s.s s,anvping rail shlppmenss
prae.leas, s.....s's, from the mills OF ofssoh
OF lunlpss - ron and. according 20 oi'
sI.l flelals Of the wea coa.. hsr.s sss~sen g..
Ass0sioo A. era ioo. coo men out q s'ns',s {, e,
oee ~. J. The mllls and camps q ~
ltwo states /. responsible 70
lthe enbarEo.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
CITY SCHOOLS HERE
CLOSE UNTIL 18th;
WEATHER IS CAUSE

All CITY schools in this city w''' ~
closed until Monday December -.
This was decided BY the sehoo'
,oara. meeting in special session =
dav. after it had been reported ' "a
- pupils had gone TO schoo' '
morning. 80, hu,,aines wa
- svstems were frozen ana rena'. ~. ~
.'aa,sss .er !. and il was found almost I'm, I'M
'oasss,s uss.s in all the schools 70 hea'
'ner g,sa willamette university VIII "
o,ossd until January . ...,st
The The salem Business College e. opvau' rs''s
,odav ns with three fourths Of tne .a,...,, asua
,aaSance, toaa This school win cons'nu' oln,, :,
anan ana II is expected thai iun lu.,,.,s -
,snaapce opea win be on hand ,omoTr0G nS,,n \
r.ss christmas vacation wiz pss" ~. ~,
Ins the scbooi S pecember "a and last IN
I'm January ;. a.aasmv ha
lc,osed until January .
n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
ICY GRIP OVER ALL
NORTHWEST LOSES
| HOLD, MERCURY RISES

portland, Or, Dec. l5.-The eoiu
wave shows signs today OF iosihs -
,ov grin on the Pacific northwes; IN
sact il has already begun to slip
rso lowest point reached BY the mer
curry here last night was ~ e, aooss, ,,ars ar
degrees warmer than the iowes' ma, "a
recored Saturday morning. a. "hoys
reoua ee,"cs The temperature was q ABOVE
anu The forecast for tonight and ,,,.a .Om0ro II
lhe :, ono, SO cold. snow. turning 70
ram. weather has moderated ~ :.
me ,so coast. according to reporll rp
along ,11 ~ the weather bureau her'
Itodaq.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
IN increase OF only s2i6.s7.
state Tax Increased.

an increase of only x2lo.SI.
Statss Tar Increased.
County school and library FUND;
present estimate, siss.a4sis; lsis'
s1oi,sSs.
For high school purposes. ssLeso y
asked for this year, being ga'h =.
$4,000 over last years item Or
s1s,4So. .s
In 1918. the county raised USE
547 ~ for state tax purposes whne
n Il estimated that stsl,4bo viii pc
raar,,red for the coming year
The general road fund for road ais
tricts Of the county Is pinced al sise.-
Isoo which IL lower by si.s5i.So tnan
ast vear's item for the same work.
increase Limited
i nv the published estimate. the gen
arai fund calls for $35s.5Ss.ss, wnii'
the 1918 fund was s25i,2SS.2s or ~
I,rcrease OF s1o2.32s.so. This increas
u made up principally Of the follow
, ,ng Items: county expense. sze'es4'
az. $4,000 to be levied TO provio
: county road funds under the Pierc
,narxet road law. $4,000 to PROVO
. Interest on county municipa' rs
: bonds. beside many other snaii u
Z lcrease items. .,x -,
JTraer the provisions OF the SIX p
d cent regulation. the county oou
an,uowered to increase the amouh'
i be levied by s2s,7S2.2o over i"'' '
IL general fund item.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
PEACE TREATY BALLOT


---.t .t,ves of 2S nations len m ;
.ta arrnstice, represei treaty W..
folo"ing ~ a.au nm and signed a. fs ovenant This was
cinding our own, usng the League of Nations ~
also signed under compusion ps that ended on @ was
During tne rsarvaions this tres ,s foreign relations
hv the senate ion came vo
v1eu the rafying necessary for
comnttse ne majority being ih reservations -
senate, senators voted to ra sd against
q y was oeieasu, s..4 onv reservations, while 10 ~,
49, -. - anv conditions whatever ne will Of the peop
uoh On an, sacracv and the end ule -
ihis is 9 M nr representatives IN "norant question -
be aeeo upon y. sentiment this most leaders state sch
modern times Capital Journal s a following Statements
by checking 'ha - Check here
their views a;ate radfi
on reservations with in''n'
! 2--r favor ratification, but onis W" .,,ons----
+ - u,tbout any reseryau0n'
( al favor ratification but 0ny N""O' --
!: - =, opposed to ratification in in any '''''
I sisn and mail, to Capital Journal x**#
y = <
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
Ho,,,e Determined to Pass
'''''' Sugar Bill by Christmas

washington, Dec. i5.uH0sae .,la .Ne ,yso reso-
ers deterhs,i ertanSing the sugar equaliaas ,li.as
luton oa ez,s q for year to keep prices pr,crs
t,ylr from soaring shall s,,r be pasSTS The fact
Gnrstas chr the equalization board .,sars sspfs IS
passed, makes action DDp
week. .or;culture committee
Chairman Haugen sase sseore the house
probably will go 'S
! Thursday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
NEW NOTE DEMANDS
AMERICANS TAKEN
BY VILLA Be FREED

u.sn,ueton. Dec. IS. ton''sn 8
,,.s.s 1--Dlspatch os new d. ..v.
,ass,eo .s requesting the carraphN sv1 ,sa,.
.'snr,sut 10 bring about the '. ,skeu
~ release Of tive Amsriean,' ''.a,so,,need sr@
~ I s.easr s. vllIis,as. was ann""
pr'sa', z sarrs.ary Lansing today. IL, -
oy sse' ssnorts from the border shas Wy !
ssasrieans were captured ;"
ra,a on Muzqnia'
.ssxleo CITY. Dec. Ia. chssr.
z e.,A .sere,ary Of the treasury. anseS !. .,as,,
ssri, ss 4 4 Interview ina. n,sfysn,a1% ,,ase.
81 - ars ~ seeking 70 STIR a ~ '.sas., ,s,a,s,
~ se,wesn ms1co and the un''so ~
over OH properties -. e.ss has eol
20 ..xow thai the jenkins cass ~ -. .sek
- ne .nterventionists ass ss.@ s.,1
~ new cause for trouble MsrIe
TssT ~ are complaining ne. sr. NJ,
,srsed conflseation o. q The.
~ ssrieusly affecting prcaus,.on. =, Is, com
!, cssrxe. are absurd u 80 ''..,N ~ q va
aass.ss cns we're forced % saspsns ~ .,..h II
scss.se ,iey did mot comply ~'' Y
: law.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

The decision was a sweeping vie3esy
for the contentious OF the prehibitipn-
lists and tho government, II means
that the millions of gallons cf intext-
eating lionors now stored throughout
the country and valued at about ~
Ooo. .ooo, zoe will be near total se~H
lunless peace ls proclaimed before fem-
stlsutional prohibition becomes csfss-
tive. ~ s.
| The courts held lint Tho Rrev nlen
Iof the war time act statihe thal tfe~
lhibltion shall end H. me ecne's.ssen
Of the war ran hAv< ~ ether k<~I
msaning than shs pscclamasssn es
necause IL tho acesxion she Sow
arnment win lose ttto. .oce.ooee ~
, revenue from whlskey alone. unless
. lshe ban il lifted hefore January ~
I The opinion was read BY Jussice
( | Bsandeis
the courts decision means In
: Iclnmping d0wn again "a the ~ ~ ~
I rectionH where 4 was lifted ~ -
Ieral court injuncticns and subjects Ah
!. who thus sold lntoxieating iiaoers -
j u~rl~lona Mnde Hath WAyr
II =. rr,,t.vsI,e. ~. Louix Nav Or
=. ~ "a prov,dsnos. 4. ~. eeupts
- s,a - act uncons,lt ltutkonAk
" 80 49, -. vn~h ,soskon. nsa>iyasue
~ chicaro, aiong the Pacific coH3 49,
=: !: =: =: \, : =: ! \: l: g:
~. W ,s''.s as,,r,s rhe nuita wsre appoo1
~ 49, 49, 49, n,-hsr court hy ths eove1u1
~ 49, *" nn nrvsoos mum 4 eomponz
"a II lthe Louisville federal reuxt ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
WOMAN ACCUSED OF
DROWNING BABY IS
HELD IN HOSPITAL

Atlantic city, N. j.. Dee liars, NV.
Esther Blako He's In the At'ans's s,ss .s.s
nina her sanity. charged Win sns nv
murder of BUDDY her iivs ysaF ~.
con By crowning. she p 70 ny tss"
toned further today .,,...n.a
ne,ade the hospital cot a policeman ,
.,a stoically. He Is there 70 prsvehs
% ,hs woman from fulfilling threats 70
IN Ma Blake was placed under ar ar
rest yesterday when the eeas o.. :. ~ M
little son was washed ashore near .'' ,ns 'n,
lyentnor municipal pier. she nus nus a. ~
deylated from her s'ofy ~ s .a,.hea
I,aeEea BY two negroes Who "i'a'enss s,D,s.
~ eh,ld from her side Friday n'sn.
wnsn ,,,s william sprague, ventnor po'
I,lcs ' chief. said on leaving her las sa
nsxs, N.Y. VIII " bepe youIi ieli the truth 70
orrow" Mrs. Blake repiiea'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
COURT
SUSTAINS WAR
TIME DRY LAW
Highest Tribunal DEGREES Pro-
hibition Act Must Be Enforced
Until Peace Is Proclaimed 4
Decision Rendered Todey

Washington Dec l5-War time prohibition y constltu-
tional. the supreme court today decided.
Enforcement Of the act must continue until peace ~
proclaimed, the court decreed. -. -.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15


.coms back tomorrow ana ~ ,. W.
800 rsory Two negroes stols
slus MIS- Blake was removed % . ne ar,,,,s. nsa,
Ipital when her physician, ~ y, con.
S,,Iou Ssa, 70 bs taken 20 Jail Hs said ma, !,
a,.'0~ ans was rs very nervous and had SEP. ~.
little i mnee the Disappearance sas.s',e y nse
aau ,,,a on Friday. but chlsf spsakOs
my lnysullgalion shows ...,ass sa.s . ~Ss Ne
nlsl' ',1S ~ M confident ahs threw hst
ss'a ss,. M ne ocean 10 III o. insan. .
Inv Ts" brought on by drugs under ..', J y, :,
ss,,aesnssloa ~ her boys aaaens.s ,'..,,s 80
pssnonsbls for her estranFsfns"' .a,,is Uni.
~ bunbana and thai bis dsaan ~'a''
. nss,v about reconciliation
VI -. =.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

Montreai, Que, Dec ib.---Notifica-
.,cr from the dominion government
that an order-in-councii VIII DC issuso
authorizing the minister OF customs '"
nrevsn, expectation Of news print r--
nar nv any manufactures VINO uoes
-, obey orders issue BY the paper COW
,ro,,er of Canada. today 10 In the hanaS
az The Canadian Pulp 4 Paper as'oe'"
,,on. with headquarters mere
1. Tho new mandate is the resu', 2, |"
is.,,,,r. az the paper controller 70 ~
800 me manufacturers TO commune -
supply Canadian houses Win ,a.'s, -
nrint paper at ccnsiderap'y ,'Ws'
,han that obtained for paper 500. ~
.nort several manufacturers nav
s,raaav notified the controller ny
~, ~, continue to supply paper !"
canada after January ! =. ~"
,arr,a as they have 40 the p'iN'. ...v,
Canadian mills now maze apvss ',s-.
o,a,y soo 600 tons OF news pri''s ys', !
i S 80 over 700 5000 tons II sn'i'poa !
r,r,,ea states. The mannisss"lss
a.n,aln they have always 1i''us Nu'
hla .,n.a 10 Canadian consumer
.yhs,her by government ins'rus .,,n,
~ -, hut contend thai every a.'o,"v
hv. ,he price In Canada mas ="
oil assoe, ON the export market. hea
o. e',rs. ,,.,.s s,,,anufacturers will have a nsA
Ihs a Controller Prinsie tomo
lis row
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

rn,a,,rt, 1 defect II his sesa '.
saa'' saaa james % ". Blake. Jrf, We. wss nv INV
W w's SPEAK only about three wesss ,ss,,.ass aas
mother - and father who y 2 ,'.ss rn,'a ssc-
phla insurance broker. naa s'.a nssa !, y s MA
arated for four years, Ds' .'.,,ua y Ia
,he ehila's condluon nA1
40 With the separation a. .sssioa
biA1s ,nru,ea this boys body nHn
,'as.' mnsa found , and satd hs could give e. Z.
been ,s a0Sar sar ths apparsn. crime. =.
reas0s .,a, he and Mra Biaks wss'
,as,r,sd .a. fourteen years aso. ,,a.,.,t
1s blake visited nis wife T.. !. 'ss Ma hssi ssiiss
4 ~ hia frequently Hs =" ws' wsan ~sn y y
ABOUT thirty minutes aaa ~ - sam
. lsst,' gs said: ''shs tells nae 'ns
: Essory."
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
ITALIANS At MERCY
or FACTIONS; LACK
Of MAJORITY CAUSE
nv Camille clansarsa

ltjnitsd Press staff Cofrerponn'nf
poma. Dec. 1st-~Tha nowspApefs
express tbs opsnien shA1 ~
eapt events ia the chamber ui aspn
~ ,nalea,. ths governments y witnons
..a.l.y ana IL completely - sns
,nsrcy of q day-lo"day poiieS ~ -
.~rhs chamber has not yet fonna ~
..a,srgm and in liable TO commit ~
s,aa Z, any inns. throwing ths alfee"g
a,ss,c,,,t eitnation Into absolute snAas
a.,a ,he Olornale Il'ttasla,
FACTIONS iIinder Werh.
.,.so,,gn the chamber has shows =
s,snoslslon 10 handIs the lafsss ps
tssms effectively. the yosss en a. -.
- '.s,,,osl,.ens have clearly Indicates -
s..,esm.a.. AZ fscsionai iselousaeS wh...
w s'ss = ang dine spread 20 ne bsk ~
-. :, "a ,oternasioral questions
} go. ss,a~ u pasilamentaFy eofFsspe~a
eaka ...,, taat night ag-
.,nw greater national seon".As. -
s..s ,'s.yea by shs chamber nS s.'. 4,
MA, caused considerable 5asp' 49,,
N..,mscalnx N' prohibislon fef ia's 4.
t.so's.s, ss.,sxsa tnas sonsamptsea e
,sas,mffs ~ mast b. eurtaiisd ans 49, II !
!. : 1904. sss,a Mar, could be made ~ s'''"'a@
d lion af drsakinH -. 40 nj
. .sTns American psep,s !. s.al.
sx,nk. n the psenslss Saaa'
y tate them q. u..ssnsaL
"A Food ~ ~ ss4sr .,., =,
10 .,,,, announced that feea wes's s,a 81 Z
i .'esss IT,. again this winter. ~ -, -
r. Ia,S ssssd mas impossai1ens = 80 81 :. !.
sasause a u ths high rate =, Z, ss s,ssss~l
Il Dssas ss%s srs II aa extremely a,.,s ..'.s !.
"a .,s,,aa' hs said '+ws a,sss ~ - I
sr sa s'ss,, ana ssonomizs ons-'n'fa -.
ss s ss.a,fy lives on imports ''.assss
ny ssaa,a csass entirely ~ ..s~ n (,
so '.,a y tragic The rn1nlssss -, :, 49, =
.sssary mos.a wllI tel you the wh''1
wo tuesday.
~. oxAeys Tor more than 'nss "
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

un. wuliam chsrrtns'@a o.s,r1saxso.s. s,u m
a.urhser. Mias Lena .,a,a 1890 = shs
a-sns 49, week end IN Pofs'An
guest Of friends
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

The meeting of the Tuesday Muse .ss
icaI club, scheduled to be heiu q.
home of Mrs. Walter Denton mas d. 80
postponed indefinitely. The new .sad I'D
for the meeting will be ahhou'oN
later.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15

orders Tor more 49, 49, a,sssa slsh
ssst a lumber navs go orexon aaA
lumber ~. merchants e ~ $3.50 ~ssss
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-15
RUSHES'
CONSIDERATION
OF PAPER Bill
Limitation Of Size Of Papers
Considered; Anthony Pre-
diets Famine; Canadian Sup
ply May Be Cut OFF

Washington. Dec 15.--With the
shortage of white paper daily becom-
Ing more acute. the house postoffice
Icommittee today began consideration |
OF the bill Of Representative Anthony.
Kansas. 60 limit the sixe of all publica-
ticns transmitted through the mails,
Anthony predicted that unless con-
gress acts speedily scores Of the small
or publications viii be forced 10 sus-
pend for lack Of paper, He proposed
TO limit Tho sizes by refusing TO allow
lmaiiing privileges TO any daily OF more
AhAn AZ pages and Sunday paper OF
lmore than 30 pages. any weekly puh-
liicatlon OF more than rs pages and any
Imonthiy magazine Of more than loo
lpages.
Jason Rogers Of the New Yori
lGlobe, representatives Of the American
Newspaper Publishers association an'
1.-THE magazine owners are expected =
Iappear before the committee.
WIN Cut Consumption.
9TH situation,'' Anthony said, y
3 lust this: the paper mills already hav
Icontracted for SO per cent more pape
than they can manufacture In isa
Hundreds OF smaller paper have oee
unable to contract for paper at AZ
price, although the cost 70 the pu'
.; Usher per pound. which was arpu1
" two cents before the war, - now .
y. tween 10 and IS cents.
my bill, believe, win reduce y
ofl consumption Of print paper BY on
half, decrease the amount of Wees
\ i smagazine paper used by 80 per q
lie and that OF tho monthly publicaue
be about rs per cent
.publications are ioath 70 incre'
his adyertlsing rates and thus deere
IA the space given to Il, fearing their q
aan pctitors will not follow suit. 80 = y
!. 10 the government TO take the nv
Tive FOR them TO protect all interests
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1919-11-04

requested to publish all of this stuff.
If they did, there would be nothing
else in an issue but this matter.
The men who prepare these articles,
most of which contain no news are
we'll paid for their services. For hold
mig down the job of publicity director
Of one of these organizatins for a
couple of months little shrimp, who
is not trained writer, received five
thousand dollars. The newspaper
which published the articles he sent
out didn't get penny.
Thus it comes about that every
newspaper in the state is being asked
to devote the greater part of its space
to publicity campaigns. This means
the outright gift of large amount
of money representing paper, ink and