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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
DALLAS EMPLOYS
TRAFFIC OFFICER
(Capitol journal Special serviee.)

Capital Journal Special serviee.)
Dallas, Or, May 3.-The Dallas city
council at recent meeting employed
r. B. Shumway as a special traIpe Off.
fic officer to look after violations Of
the speed laws on the streets of the city
Mr.. Shamway early this week arrested
Henry Gohrkc, a prominent Dallas eiti
zen for exceeding the speed laws on
Washington street and during an alter
cation that followed the officer Is al
legged 10 have drawn a gun on Mr.
Gohrke. Mr.. Gohrke's ease been sci
for hearing in the police court for next
week he having engaged an attorney
and will fight the case.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
House Burned Near
Mehama Tuesday Morning

Capital Journal Special seryice)
Mehsma, May 3.-Our neighbsrhOod
was visited by fire Tuesday evening
about 6 clock when the house owned
by Carl Winner and occupied by Mrs.
Stevenson burned to the ground.
A strong wind was blowing making
it impossible to save the house but a
number Of household effects we're got
ten out. II is not known how the fire
started but the house was a total loss.
Mr.. Winner also lost large pool ia
bic that was In an adjoining part.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
REPUBLICANS WARNED
AGAINST PARTY SPLIT
Nations Election Issue
Attempt To Make League OF
| Would Be Mistake,
By L. G. Martin

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Washington, May 3.-lf senate re-
publicans attempt to make the league
of nations covenant a party issue, they
will split their party in 1920, Senator
Hitchcock, retiring chairman Of the
foreign relations committee, declared
today. There is no doubt, Hitchcock
said that the senate viii Tatify the
covenant in exactly the form in which
it was adopted by the peace conference
Senator Johnson, California, today
issued a statement criticising the peace
conference action on the japanese
question.
After pointing out that Japan s Sc
cret treaty was recognized after Italys
had been rejected, oJhnson said:
"This is simply another concrete IL
lustration Of the league Of nations.
Debtor nations requiring aid must
yield, but the powerful and threaten
ing member, Of the league viii obtain,
by the strong arm, exactly what it de-
mands. Here at stake is large prov
inee Of China and 10000, ,00a people.
Japan has pledged her word TO the
world at large and specifically to the
United States at the time Of the TAX
ing Of Shantung province, to return 1t
TO China. Now under her secret agree
ments. she demands that she may
break her plighted faith and keep these
lands and peoples, and a peace confer
ence, pledged to self determination,
justice TO and protection of weak ma
tions against strong, forgeis is pre-
lenses and protestations and delivers
into bondage millions of helpless peo-
pies. "
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
100 NILES OF PAVING
AND 50 GRAVEL TO
Be ROAD BOND POLICY
County Court And Community
Agree On Expenditure OF
$S5O,OOO If Proposal Is
Approved AT Polls.

After morning conference for a dis
.cussion Of plans for the building Of
good roads as suggested by me county
court and an all afternoon session Fri
day with Judge Bushey and the commits.
sioners, plans were definitely arranged
for the building Of 100 miles Of hard
surfsced roads and 50 miles Of high
grade gravel roads, should the proposed
measure for voting $sjO,OOO county
bonds receive the approval of the people
at the June election.
A. a final compromise, the roads to
be hard surfaced are about the same
as originally outlined by the good rosds
eommitte. AT one time it was decided
to bring the mileage up 20 $50 In order
to satisfy certain districts.
Five Year Limit Set.
The county court favored change of
program from seven years to five years
and the hard Surfaeing of 100 miles,
with the construction at the same time
.of 80 miles Of gravel roads to cost S4..
900 Il mile 1t is figured that the gra.
vel roads can be constructed within the
five years along with the hard surfaced
roads.
According to the plan submitted by
the county commissioners and Judge
Bushcy, and which was finally adopted.
Salem will help the outlying weaker
districts. For those in what is termed
the Salem market road district, Salem
viii give two thirds of the mosey nee
sssary For the roads in the outlying
market road districts, Salem will give
one third of the amount required
II is estimated that for the proposed
$50 miles of good roads, the sum to be
finally expended will about to four pei
Ieent Of the taxable value Of the coun, y
But only $sj0,00O In bonds are to be is
sued, according to the present plan and
the remainder to be raised in direct tax.
alton.
Tax Increase Small.
As this amount is to be spread over
a period Of five years, the direct tax
or interest payment ....on bonds will not
materially raise taxes. And automobile
experts say that whatever this taS
amounts to will be more than saved by
not only those who drive ears, but il
the general wear and tear. Of wagons
as well as automobiles.
Petitions for the placing of the bOnt
proposition on the bdllOt are coming IN
But Salem is so far much behind othe
districts in securing names to the peti
ton. II is understood this is due to tn,
fact that no special efforts have, beer
made to secure names, but that all tha
has been done is just in leaving pea
tions at several prominent places. Ii
writing one s name on the petition, il j
necessary to give voting precinct
To cooperate with the county court
committee consisting Of Thos. b. kG,
Of Salem, George Hubbs of Silvertoi
and Henry Downing from the Shaw dis
trict. With the county court, this com
mittee will finally determine the road
to be hard surfaced and those to be gra
yelled,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
To Use Foreign Lam
gaage Newspapers To Sc
cure BOlsheViSt Converts Is
Brought To Light.
PLEAS FROM TROTSKY And
| LENTNF ARE PUBLISHED
PriDaganda Includes Outline
| Of Methods To Be Followed
h Organization For RevOlu-
ton.
By Ralph T, Couch

|rated Press staff Correspondent }
Washington, May 3,-Efforts are be
b. made to use foreign language pub
ealious with circulation Of over five
billion in the nationwide "red" propa'
.anja for bol,hcyist converts, according
i information reported by one govern
heul department today.
Included in this propaganda is a mes
|agg "to the American prOletarlat
#fiieu by Leon Trotsky Of the Russian
|oI,bcyik government This message is
|AIled the "A B G. Of American Bolshe
ism' and explains how TO organize
Ot and stage Il revolution. Most Of tho
Periodicals. are being used as mediums
|pr distribution and are established il
lles with cosmopolitan populations
pFerthrow Of the existing government
g'h'idllN ulStu, ~ is bClu.
Revolution Urged.
This propaganda is being carefully
|ead' clipped and flied by special bu
eau Of the goyernm ..ent.
Indicating that the May Day "red'
Disturbances may be only one or many
'kFmishcs to follow, Officials here citet
ihe counsel Of Trotsky, which has been
nldely distributed aud in which hi
BAYS.
The pIoletariat must not only con
Rlua revolutionary propaganda
! must move towards revolution. ,
BIS, he adds does not necessarily meal
IA date for an insurrection an,
prepare a day Places must be selected
y avs for arming and inpiring tn,
masses and there must be a series O
HaaeaVes He then SAYS sat what tim,
ae'r naneuycrs would turn into g rca
s'UT depends upon the volume an,
'V'u'lonary eompactness Of the mass
,po' the atmosphere Of popular sym
.a'Af which surrounds them and upol
y altitude Of the troops which tn,
''"'''eNt moves against the people. ,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03

tend them otherwise. / told the Ger,
man people when they were first enun-
ciated that they were the best we could
get and that we had better accept them.
The press now roars about violation Of
the points because the peace terms are
hard.
Needs Worlds Good win.
"If. the treaty is not accepted, then
the government will have thrown Ger
many into renewed and lasting suffer
ing. Germany needs food supplies and
credit, but more than that, she needs
the worlds good will and sympathy.
The German delegates by their attitude
do not gain these and do not convince
the world that Germany is changed aud
reformed; if President Wilson no longer
can champion justice for Germany De
cause Germany does not deserve Justice,
then the government will be Overthrowr
would consider that a catastrophe
Not because / am opposed to the theory
Of communist am radical myself
but because ! think that the present j
no time for change of the social order
For instance, when patient is in TIM
middle of difficult operation Il Is un
wise to begin teaching him dancing les
sons. That is the tragic position in Ger
many.
'G am fearful Of the worst if the Ger
man delegates trifle and bluff-wheI
our whole future depends upon oui
changing the worlds hostility 20 gooC
will, by openness and honesty"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
FRANCIS " MANaoLD PASSES

IA ,5',s {, v Nangold, third son of Mr..
d.a5 a mrs II, a. A. Mangold Of Gervais.
Il sl sIa.l Thursday April "a, 1919 at .
.,a ~ vas born in Gervais 80 years
|silr G ~, aSa lad been an invalid practic-
g \, a az DIS lifc, and a constant care
yo,.1 ,ne family, especially for his dc.
|lim},uaI" |li5u mother whose sacrifice was un.
hail., iuneral services were held Sat
|oslt,r morning at 10 o'clock at the
|psgoT,e church and interment in the
---. --s.-S..e cemetery .-Gcrvais star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03

Harden expressed fear, however, that
the propaganda already disseminated by
the German government may influence
the people to refuse ratification Of the
treaty, even if the delegates finally
counsel its acceptance. Although rid
zeal himself, he declared he was opposed
60 communism at this time, while ad.
mitting his belief that the country will
be plunged into communism if the
treaty is not signed
"The German peace delegates are the
worst that could possibly have been
chosen" " said Harden. &" Herr Sehueek-
ing is the only pacifist among them
and even he was member of the jury
which recently declared the murder Of
Captain Fryatt justified.
(Fryatt, commander of British mer-
chant steamer. was executed because he
is alleged to have attempted TO ram q
U.boat)
Press Deceiving People,
"The delegates have made their po
sition more difficult by Influencing the
people through the press to oppose the
allied peace terms. 1t is doubtful il {
plebeseite could now result in accept
ance Of the treaty, since the press il
dcceiving the people worse than II did
during the war.
''Thc same Germans who condemned
the fourteen points as over.hGrsh and
impossible when President Wilson first
announced them are now inyenuOuahl
twisting them about to make them easy
The fourteen points are not easy. They
are hard. President Wilson did not in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
HOOD RIVER TEACHER FIRED
FOR PREACHING BoLSHEVIsM

Hood River, Or, May Mrs. Gladys
Wendover has been dismissed as teacher
Of languages in the Hood River high
school because IT is alleged she ecle-
brated Nav Day by distributing Dol.
sheviki literature and making radical
sneeehes IN other schools Of the city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
FAMOUS TRAINER DEAD

Bakersfield, Cal, May 3.-(United
Press. -. A. jackson, who trained
John L. Sullivan for his battle with
Paddy Ryan and other fights, is dead
here today. Jackson trained many fight
crs Of three decades ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
HrNDENBERG RESIGNS

Rerne. May IA dispatch from Ber.
lin today reported that President E1eI'
had accepted Field Marshal Won hin-
4 ah4ra,a resignation as commander ~
chief of the German army.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
GERMAN ACCEPTANCE
OF TERMS NOT CHOICE,
A NECESSITY; HARDEN
Outspoken Hun Editor Fears
Propaganda of Government
May Cause Popular ReUoh.
By Frank ]. Taylor

(Unlted Press Staff COrreSpOndent)
Berlin, May 1---(By Courier to Paris, May 3)-Ger-
many, to save herself from destruction must sign any
peace terms the allies offer her. Maximin Harden edit
Of Die Zukunft and the most outspOken German of
prominence, told the United Press today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
British, French and American
Ambassadors AT Rome Sad
To Be Trying To Mend Re-
cent Rupture.
LATINS FEEL PRESIDENT
SHOULD TAKE BACK WORDS
Attitude Of Conference In
Proceeding Without ItaIy
Declared Beyond Under
standing

"AiNf WAY D. tittu IEteS. -
Italian headquarters declared today that
the American, British and French am
bassadOrs in Rome are making over
lures for the return of the italian peace
delegates to Paris.
Paris, May 3.--(Unitod Press.l -
'Italy naturally desires to parlelpate
in the peace conference. and Italian
circles feel that something should be
done to "prepare the ground for the re-
turn of the Italian delegates" a ArSn
ltGlian official told the United Press
today.
The official said the attitude Of the
other allies in going ahead with the
peace settlement without paying any
apparent attention to the Italians alb
sense is beyond understanding.
Apology Expected
Without saying so directly, the Off
eial made il apparent the Italian gov
ernment feels the peace conference
should do something regarding President
Wilson S appeal to the Italian ,,vOpls
is his statement regarding Fiume. So
long as this stands, the government
feels delegation cannot return to Paris,
having been publicly affronted. just
what the Italians expected is not ex-
actly clear, though it is apparent that
if Wilson will ftake back his state
ment or if the conference will formal
ly invite the delegates to return, that
win suffice. Neither Of these, officials
say, is in prospect, so far as can be
learned.
In some circles it is suggested that
! il is entirely necessary for Premier Or
lando and Foreign Minister Sonnino to
return so that Italy may complete her
work in the conference A way may be
found, however for other Italian dele
gates to represent her, it is said
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03

Asts gettin' SO we don 4 pay no
ikas - ,'eh'lon q sums 0 one billion
ia..,,s.e ~ do t. the assassination o. an
~ d. Afchduke. Maybclle Moots
shs.ss' '9"hed t'day while exehanpin
~ Q canoe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03

Charles Jackson. inventor Of the cor
set, died Tuesday at Redlands. Oal.i
aged IS years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03
Weather Report.

Oregon: Tonight and Sunday
fair; light 20 killing fross &
cent near the coast; moderste
northerly winds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-03

DISPATCHES
.,rcIAL WILLAMETTE l..I,I,TI;v VAL
hIi.sYS M NEWS SERVICE
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ELeoTloN PROCLAMATION

ir WTfuo uf ihe authority vested Boo
me under ine General Election lsr ~
fnr State 90 ruE1s anl fhe Charter
of th~ ms ol Corpus christi grautrd bv
Act oi ihc Legislature of said state. T.
Roy Miller. Mayor Dl said City of Cor
pms Christi hereby give u0tice 90 an
whom lt may concern that O. general
siection VIII be held 800 aud lor the said
CITY 81 Corpus Christi on April lst
1910 10 being thr first Tuesday 10 said
month. for tho election 40 largo 0l t
mayor and four commissioners Tor said
CITY Oi Corpus Christi wLu shall hold
their office. Tor two wears. or until
fhoir Successors are elected 1ud quail
lied
Said election shnll D., held iu the six
voting precincts oi soio city. az defined
hy an Ordinance I'd aaid Oity of Corpus
Christi az Che following places. to.wit
40 the county Court House boa Precinct
No J. 40 which on qualified electors ol
old City Ward $50 ! shall vote. 90 90,
City uall and Fire station Boz Precinct
40 (. at which all qualified electors ol
old city Nari $50 shall vote 90 Aln
sonic Hall in Precinct 20 40 which al
qualified electors 90 ODD city Ward SO
p. shalt vote, 40 Irande's Hall n Pre-
cinct so 40 which all qualified clcc
tors oi old city Ward 40 . shall vote
90 heynon's stable bon Precinct 80 3
ut which all qualified electors OF ah
city Ward No. shall vote. and az Giv
ems store Boz Precinct $50 g. az which al
qualified voters of said Precinct so
shall vote
hy authority of Section 20 OF the sale
General Election Law of ll05 and 70
tho Charter of the City of Corpus Chris
50. ! hereby sppase az ~Officcrs OF Elec
ton tho following named persons an
Tor the respective precincts. to.Rit.
Precinct No. o.
jos Mrcur presiding Judge ~
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San BenitO News

.it, ..
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o'n''o' 'e.e'' M'i'h h'
"l'"''.'IH OF iN' ~ H'hril'i 'Aihoir
'""i 'N ,''" ~ ini,i'.ii1k meeting ihif
"''"' "n'n lN'l o'Ni. "ird ih' rhhiDh
r'ifl'' '"h iN" 'i't 'onihInh aa
,''H 'M" or Nnl.n Ni' Fold Ninn''
we '',- WIS "hi' 1870 more COT in"
stars NH.r 'Nii'1 'H Hoid f4H These
WIZ '' .hhntrN "n in' ilHf
SAN li'nlio % % no hostess to ine
Mihff towns nf i1f N1I'ff nn next
e9n'sa'i lnd Thursday when the
M'thnNi'iH OFT ih.H section Wil nold e.
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Help Wanted Female

WANTED a aH So ao housewora
nins lisa
LADY noOkkEEpEF anJ ~TENOG.
hApNiH Applications muft hp niaar
nF mail ln reNriflrn Norm slate
previous ovperienco ane salary Car-
frr Motor Sales co.
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wright. assistant Judge g. IS Ferguson,
assistant Judge a J Rosenthsl assist
aut Judge
Precinct No .
n Bingham, presiding iudgo Jos
fitxSimmous. H.-isisnt Judge a Glenn
msr, assistant judge , p Powers ~.
sistsns Judge
Precinct No.
J. n haskiu. presiding judge, Amos
a. Robinson, assistant Judge q Ma.
manus. assistant Judge Ler bunigerl
assistant nudge
Precinct No. Z.
y Chambers, presiding judge ST.
T. Dinn. assistant Judge 4 q llulhgau.
assistant iudse "A 3 Dollar, assistant
Judge
Precinct No. 5.
Geo n CLARK presiding nudge lohn
O. North, assistant Judge p % Cock,
assistant judge q hotcls DE- assist
snt Judge.
Precinct No. .
% A sssrDat presiding mag A p
Wrir as.lstaut Judge o G. Born assist
aui Judge N y GiNous. assistant indir
Tie several Presiding Judges shall AZ
pou, ianI qualified persons 90 acc -
clerks oi election i0f thc.r gespe, tive
prrtigctt said officers. managers end
, clerks 0l election shall take ihp oath.
perform the duties hold and conduct
sid election. and mako return thereof.
100 manner and form and with.u ihe time
required hY said General Law
Ihis notice shall d. published u the
Corpus Christi Caller and IAuy Herald
now spaplg published in Corpus hrls
t, Nuerss County Texas. tor twenty
consecutive issucs. a certified copy here
Of shall he posted hy the fty Mar.baI
40 nth oi said voting places Tor twenty
f days prior t0 April lst 1910 and said
Marshal shall also servo each ol thr ofN.
erFs oi election above named with Nk,
certified ropy of this notice. and thf
l returns III publication posting and .sr
vice aforesaid. shall be- made a. required
\ by lsw.
Given under nay hand and ihe seal 81
,aid City this sth day % March, a ID
\ 1919
ROY MILLER.
Mayor OF the CITY oi Corpus Christ,
Texas
n Attest r. CNnAGE,
City Secretary Of the City of Corpu
Christi Texas, ia. aA.a3lA.a.a
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Political Announcements

For Mayor.
ROY MILLER
For City cormissionsr.
tFour % boz clectcdl
a. % WRIGHT
E " MEnnlnAN
JOHN o. DAithGHEN
D. A BORN iI
For School Trustees
lf0ur 90 be elerfrdl
= LiCHTENSrEiN.
W n BHASlEH. III
ttAS NEW
WILL SHELLY.
UrtahV announce myself tF "a cHn-
dictate fUr tUn office OF Mayor OF Gore
pus christi af the ensuing election.
Gordon bOONE.
hereby announce myself ICES a. cnu-
dIJnfr lor thr office ~ CITY Cnmmls
s.Dnrl Df Corpus Chrst 700 the eusu
ln4 election
o. % IOVENSkiOIp
hereby announce myself aF Il can-
dIaato far thr office Of CiN commits
soncf 90 Corpus rmisu at the cnau
ins election.
uENRN 81 uulnES
nrfrhE huunuacs nyr~n aH can
dIdptr ra. fhe office ~ CITY Commits
s.mor 0f corpus christi 1t tho ensu
ns eiDcuon
JOHN GRANT
Mlwh lflh ielq
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Real Estate



on IENsEs
900 ceres 10 milos northwest Wealth
eriofd Parker county AZ fio worth
double that
So aeres north edge Wise Count
$40
lsa acres about miles northwest
Som Saba af $3.50
g. % rATilTO
Terrell rovas
r0p sAtE House and two lots 5ox
$50 each af 1918 Nurectt avenue
CTS, "a $500 property for $500
FOR sAIT HusIncra property oon
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rented. cn Railroad Ave. fia000n
terms Sec % D. reatt.
FOR SALE atty property consisting
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Seeds and Plants

TOMATO and cabbage plants 100. i0c,
800. 81 30. postpaid Rcd and Purple
Nrrhena Shasta Daisy ruheroae nolha.
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ChrSsanthcmIms Mstce pcwberrt
plants. Asparagus roots dozen. so CITES
Rhuharh roots dozen 800. mailing
nl1e cape Ieseaminc Peaches Years.
l5 cents each Alvin Ilaut Farms
Alvin Texas
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ssvs you money on Typeuriicra"
~ thIs line since 1890
w. Q MORRISON. fOq Chaparrai So.
Corpus Christ. Texas.
independent Type~ritrr Cealer
Al Standard Makes
Manufacturers Oissributer--
CORONA TYpe~ritnrs -
FOX Typcwriters
ST. LOUIS Cash Registers
VICTOR Safes
AMCO Adding Machines
PURE SILK tthe only Typewriter
Ribbons
GLORIA Carbon PAPER
MAYO WELL Brushes
TIFFANY Never Wind Clocks
w. b. MORRISON 4
Corpus Christ, Texas
N iahe Liberty bonds nf pafl
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FOR SALE Velvet Bean seed. cai
lots and less. early ninety da 3
apeckled. ola crop. re cleaned nusho
haRs immediate shipment Prices
quoted or application Velvet neau
Nillers supply GO. r % FOX coo
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FOp SALE House and two lots i0x
$50 each af 1875 Murectt avenue.
cuts. % $500 property for $500
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YOUNG LADY STENOGHAruEH
Wishes position n Corpus DhrHut
graduate oi Tyler Commercial college.
Miss Ava Moon TYLER TexuN
nAN. capable of ttrm management or
of selling feai estate coz autos. de
siref positions WIN consider going io
Mexico. onD HalafN or salary nnd
commission place considered Address
F. D.. a. BOX a. Corpus Christi
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For Sale

For SALE Good nush g ccrt1 piano.
lHore esq.,