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Oxford eagle., 1919-02-20
Tho "Father and Son BANQUET" O

The "Father and Son Banquet" OF
the Hi Y Club will be held Tuesday
evening, Feb. 25th. This "get to-
gether" meeting is for the purpose OF
promoting closer fellowship among the
members themselves, and to permit
the fathers to see what are the plans
of the organization.
Oxford eagle., 1919-02-20
THE LAST LIBERTY LOAN.

The Victory Loan coming in April
IS the last Liberty Loan. Then the
war is over for you. 1t will be still
going on for 100000 Americans in
France.
Oxford eagle., 1919-02-20
DON'T SELL

Your Liberty Bonds, but if circum-
stances make it necessary, l will buy
them and pay the highest cash price.
L. f. OLDHAM, Attorney.
Feb. 13tf.
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s199.122.5O

feathers. umbrellas, clocks, glassware,
collars, neckties, crutches, rugs, car
pets, crockery, pillows and toys.
Telephone Mrs. W. A. Lewis, phone
81; Mrs. Gerrit Snyder phone 299;
Mrs. j. G. Brewer, phone 328; Mr..
Geo. Philip, Jr., phone 10; Rev. Weist
phone 85 or leave packages at build
ing formerly occupied by Kings Drug
Store; during the week of March "a
81, hours 10 a. m. to 5 p. m.
The call for knitters last week, 5
responded. This is knitting for chill
dren and is most needed and as the
local Red Cross Chapter has not been
asking for workers it is desired that
as many knitters as possible will come
to the work room next Monday at
o'clock
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VIII Pay one-HaIf The Cost

The State Highway Commission
for the present, pay out of the Fed
eral Funds SO per cent shall not ex-
eeed $4,000 per mile; or in other
words, Federal Aid of one-half the
entire cost of. construction will be
pay over $4,000 per mile
Federal funds available for the next
thirty months in Kansas, the Commits
sion feels that the several counties
should be given an extra impetus
to begin work. The Legislature is
also realizing the call of the govern
ment and will, doubtless, assist the
Commission in seeing that tbs fund
is properly dispensed to the several
counties who make application.
It should be remembered that this
so per cent aid includes all grading
the attention of the people to the
fact that this aid will apply on dirt
roads as well as roads of a more per-
manent character in any part of the
State.
The Government has made this
very heavy appropriation in order to
absorb all the labor that is returning
to the business affairs of life and en-
able the industrial situation TO ad-
just itself without causing q great
shock in equalizing living conditions.
Highway Commission urges the
people to prepare the petitions at
once and get ready to make Kansas
one of the busiest road building
states in the union.
The following kinds of roads will
receive aid: Dirt roads, sand, clay,
gravel, water-bound macadam, bit
luminous macadam, concrete, blum
nous concrete and brick on 2 con-
crete base. Any of these roads,
wherever located on the system al
ready laid out, will be given SO per
cent Aid. The State Highway De
partment is ready to answer all in
quries and viii furnish blank petit
tons to any parties interested.
Petitions, and map of benift dis
trict should be fled with State High
way Commission before signatures
are secured, in order that there
shall be no doubt about their being
excepted.
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Ordinance No. s29

Ordinance No. S29
Published IN Hays Fress Press, March
10th, 1919.
An Ordinance providing for the
construction and maintenance of q
sidewalk along the south side of
Blocks four a. and seventeen I'D
of J. E. Wilson's Addition TO Hays
City, now the City of Hays, Kansas,
and along the north side of Normal
Avenue of the City of Hays, Kansas.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE May
OR AND COUNCILMEN OF THE
CITY OF HAYS, KANSAS:
Section 1. That the owner of lots
and parcels of ground along the
south side of Block four "a and
Block seventeen I'D in J. E. Wilson's
Addition to Hays City, now the City
of Hays, Kansas, are hereby required
to construct and maintain a sidewalk
along the south fronts thereof along
the north side of East Normal Avenue
of the City of Hays, Kansas.
Section 2. That said sidewalk shall
be constructed of cement and not less
than four feet in width as specified in
Ordinance No. 765.
Section 3. 1t shall be the duty of
the Street Commissioner and he is
hereby required Immediately upon the
taking effect of this ordinance, to not
ify all owners of lots and parcels of
ground along the south side of blocks
four "a and seventeen I'D of J. E.
Wilson's Addition to Hays City, now
the City of Hays, Kansas, to construct
and maintain a sidewalk along the
south fronts of said lots in said
blocks four "a and seventeen (17)
along the north side of East Normal
Avenue, within sixty days from date
of the service of said notice. In case
l'said owners of lots and parcels of
ground along the south side of said
blocks four and seventeen shall fail,
neglect or refuse to construct and
maintain said sidewalk within the
time specified in said notice, the
Street Commissioner shall contract
for and construct said sidewalk under
the direction Of the committee Of
streets and alleys and report the cost
thereof TO the City Council for assess
ment
Section 4. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force from and
after its adoption, approval and pub
Ecation-
Adopted and approved March 18th,
1919.
GEO. PHILIP, JR.,
Mayor.
Attest: PETER HOLZMEISTER,
City Clerk
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''The money asked by the Uuited
States Government in the Victory Liber-
ty Loan situation before the member of
must pay for the peace today"
This Statement was made by W. R.
Rowe, director of the War Loan and
Savings Organization, Tenth Federal
Reserve District, before the Kansas
State Legislature in Topeka at a special
session Wednesday night, March Il.
Mr.. Rowe was given permission by
special bill to put the Victory Liberty
Loan situation before the members of
both houses of the Legislature in or
der to acquaint the leaders in all
sections of the state with the needs
of the government and the special
requirements of the Tenth District
and of Kansas particularly.
In his address Mr.. Rowe stated that
of the nearly $8OO,OOO,OO raised in
the Tenth Federal Reserved District
stated that it is only right that every
stakeholder, as he called the citizen
of the United States, should bear his
particular share of the expenses of
the United States.
Mr.. Rowe was asked to speak at
the noon day luncheon of the Cham
Der of Commerce at Topeka on Wed
nesday, a large and enthusiastic rep
resentation Of Kansas Liberty Loan
workers being present Mr. Rowe's
address was an appeal TO the workers
and the people, to support the Vic
tory Liberty Loan as they have sup
ported the other Liberty Loans.
Mr.. Rowe's talk was well received
and was backed up by a talk by U.
A. Lam1in, of the government de-
partment on vocational training for
wounded soldiers.
Mr.. Lamkin set before his auditors
one of the many reasons why the Vic
tory Liberty Loan should be f1oated
without question. He gave many reas-
Ons why the people should rally to
the support of the loan as they never
rallied to the support of the others.
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Methodist Church

The Pageant of Nations given by
the Cleaners Class last Sunday night
was credit to the class and a treat
to the people.
Next Sunday is the pastors last
Sunday before going to the Annual
Conference. He will speak on f"The
Preachers Message" next Sunday
morning and give a brief report of
the years work in Hays.
Three of the minute men will also
speak next Sunday, one at the morn
ing service and two at the evening ser
vice.
A large choir and orchestra are
planning lot of music for these ser
vices. They viii make a speciality of
music for the evening service.
Epworth League will have a ser
vice at $50.
The Sunday School begins with or
chestra music at 9:45.
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and both sexes, is urgently needed.
In addition, pieces goods, light warm
canton flannel and other kinds of
cloth from which the women of
Europe will make garments for chill
dren, bed-ticking, sheeting and blan-
kets, wooden goods of any kind, shoes
of every size.
Do Not Give
Party dress, derby hats, straw hats,
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Mrs Chas. Carroll of saIina, is here
visiting her sister, Mrs. Earnest ALBERT.
Mrs Bessie Givler is here from Wa
Keeney, called here on account of the
illness of her sister. Miss Nellie Dan
forth.
A. P Brungardt of Victoria, was q
Hays visitor, Wednesday.
Miss MolIie Madden, who is attending
K u at Lawrence, is visiting home
folks.
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We have three Overland autOmo-
biles for sale, one new, two almost
new We are IN position to sell these
cars for $4,000 less than they are
worth, on a Pre-war basis VIII sell
for cash or give time. VIII take Lib
erty Bonds at par Value c. Coch-
ran & Sons, HAYS. Kansas.
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MILES.

Senate Bill So practically repealed
the law under which inter-insurance
is licensed in Kansas. If inter
insurance Is driven out of Kansas II
would mean that the citizens who
purchase inter-insurance would be
denied the right to carry their In
surance at cost.
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RED CROSS NOTES

What to Give in the Clothing Cam
paign
Shoes, Clothes, Blankets to clothe
the sufferers who fought our fight
Europe and Aisa are calling for help.
Remember A. R. C. Clothing Cam
paign, March oath to 31st.
Every kind of clothing, for all ages
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Claxtonola Photographs play all re-
cords. Hear them at Tholen's Jewel
~ Store, los South Chestnut st.
14-3t
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a special value in a fine diamond
bought at last years price. S325.OO
takes it, worth $4,000 today. ThoI-
ems Jewelry Store, 1O8 South Chest
nut St. 14-2t
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Now is the time to get your watch
and clock repairing done, before the
Spring rush is on. Best work, prices
right at Tholen's Jewelry Store, los
South Chestnut St. 14-3t
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WE SAVE YOU MONEY

If you want TO buy Farm or City
property, see US We can suit you IN
location, Price and Terms-MiIler
Bros, Hays, Kansas, Phone At. Office
over First National Bank.
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The Rebekah Guild viii hold q food
sale and bazaar at the I. o. O. z. hall,
Saturday, April 10, 1919. Remem-
Der the day and date.
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THE CHURCHES
Trinity Lutheran Church
Chas z Wiost Pasto-

Trinity Lutheran Church
Chas. F. West, Pastor
r. s. Maxwell, Financial Clerk
Victor Holm, Secretary
The Church Council consists of the
following persons: Trustees, C. W
Reeder, J. H. Middlekauf, C. NJ.
Wann; Elders, C. E. Malmberg, Fred
Wagner; Deacons, Victor Holm, R.
S. Maxwell.
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Worship at IL a. m.
Luther League, $50 p. m.
Evening Worship, 1880 p. m.
All the regular services will be held
this Sunday. Morning theme, ''Has-
tening To The Cross" evening theme,
Better Things"
Mr.. Ralph Graham will sing a solo
at the morning service.
The Knights Templar have decided
to attend in body the Easter Ser
vices in the Lutheran Church on Eas-
ter Sunday morning.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-20

We can spare a few tons of good
alfalfa hay.-C. c. Cochran & Sons,
Hays, Kansas.
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Liberty Bonds

want to buy a few Liberty Bonds.
Third and Fourth issue preferred.
J. 81. Downing.
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HoIstein Mill Cows

Nice young Hoistein cows IN milk
for sale.
W. J. MADDEN.
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Pay off outstanding Warrants
Site, labor & material for SON.
struction wells in NV. part of
City
Further Extension & includes cost
of tank adjacent Hays Flour NJ, c.
Purchase of old plant & erection
of new plant (pOwer & pumping)
and equipment
Erection of City Hall (does not
include wiring and plumbing
Paving, etc.
Paving, etc.
Water Works, Power House. etc.
Paving, etc.
Old Light Plant Purchase
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-20

The Weeder Factory, Hill City, Kan.
Knife Weeders for all Listed Crops
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Purpose of Bond

Lots Cor old Water Plant Site)
Site, Machinery & Ons taIIation,
Pump House, Main. Tank, One
Wen, etc, Original W. w. System
Labor & Material, lay main sewer
Extension to work provided by
1904 Bond
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Funston last week, will give report of
that meeting. The public is cordially
invited to all services.
The New Era program is a vital
and comprehensive one. 1t involves
the organization of all Presbyterian
Churches for practical service in the
community and nation, to end sector
ian divisions and concentrate on
points where the investment is the
most promising in serving men in
body, mind and soul all ovesr the
world. That this program may be
more clearly understood, every men,
Der, adherent and friend of the
church is requested to be at the morn
ing service next Sunday. Each local
church is expected to line up with
the general campaign this coming
year to raise S3S, 1880. This
is the grand total in the first of a five
year plan. It is to cover the running
expenses of all churches, the work OF
all Church Boards, the educational,
medical and missionary agencies in
home and foreign countries, and pro
vide fund of 100000 for needy and
disabled returning sailors and soldiers
and a fund of 100000 for recon
structive church work in France and
Belgium and the Waldensian Presby-
terrain church in Italy that has suf-
fered so immensely by the war. The
New Era campaign viii determine
the character of our work and the
standing in our nation for the next
twenty years. In the present crisis
of churches, nations and the world,
every pastor summons his people, the
soldiers IN the Kings army, to mobli-
ize in a world warfare for Justice,
righteousness, liberty, fraternity and
peace. The church in Hays is deter
mined not to be a Stacker in a world
betterment program. Let every true
soldier come and listen to the bugle
call next Sunday.
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A Great Worldwide Enterprise

The Methodist Church has enter
ed upon the most daring program,
ever put forward by any demonina-
ton. 1t was born of the World
needs; revealed by the great world
war. This one denomination pro-
poses to raise sos, 100000 in the
next five years for world rebuilding.
$25, 100000 of this sum, or $5,OOO,-
600 per year for the next FIVE years
are to be spent IN reconstruction
work in Europe and S4O,00O,0OO are
to be put into large institutional
plants in strategetic centers in the
United States. Committees are out
now investigating to find where this
money can be placed to bring the
most good to the church and the
country.
The campaign to secure this vast
sum viii be put on about the mid
die Of April and will be simultane-
ously made over all the world, where
ever the Methodist Cchurch exists
The raising of los millions of dollars
is only small part. The forward
movement of the church. The pro-
gram includes the securing of one
million Methodist tithers, one million
in the Fellowship Of intercession and
over $4,000 young people to enroll
for definite Christian Service
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shortho-n Bull.

We have some~very fine ones nov
ready for service.
MAnnEN
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Hereford Bulls

Hereford Bulls fit for service.
W. J. MADDEN.
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Underwood typewriter for sale
City Flour Mills.
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Hays, Kansas.

So defeated, Normal received
printed budget except item for cat
tie. Station received about $4,000
more than printed budget, Miller gets
$1,000 extention.
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Western Union Telegram

Topeka, Kan, 3:O8 p. m.
March IL, 1919.
C. G.. Cochran.
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Presbyterian Church Notes

GerrIt Snyder, Pastor
The Sunday School meets at 10 a. m.
The pastor will preach at the usual
time in the morning.
There viii be a special program
again in the evening, a Consideration
of the Y. n. C. A. work at home and
abroad. Mr.. Lee who was Y. M. c.
A. delegate at the convention at Camp
Funston last week, will give report of
that meeting. The public is cordially
invited to all services.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1919-03-20

IgsA sP ASdGkNT
already paid IND
NET AMOUNT OF BONDED DEBT
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8 per cent
3 per cent
D per cent
5 per cent
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on LEASE FOR sAIE-sO acres
t7Sy per acre, ~ miles from deep
test well. drilling now ut 800 feet.
Three year lease Indications good,
Caddo county ADDRESS. NJ l.. C.,
lnlE n Ave laptUn. Okla
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Missouri
OUT-CF-TOwN REAL ESTATE

SIRt RRAN S.hcro tract. In Houston.
Texas, for land. lots oil stocks.
etc. Armstrong, l9s East md
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Michigan.

land LAND!
Choice farm home lands In Michigan,
hardwood boil No swamps or stones
Good transportation Only o hours ride
from Chicago Markets, school .
churches. hardfosds. rural FREQ deli, :
efy, telephones. Good Tor grain,
truck. fruit. stock. poultry 10 TO Ibu
acres. Easy terms 81 Ia $50 per acre
largest company. 20 years experience.
Wa help settlers write for ftes book
let. excursion dates hnd rates Swi-
CART Land Co. Tl.j6 First Nations
Bank bldy Chicago m
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TOR SALE-Two slightly used Wayne
5.gallou stroke gasoline station pumps
Tor quick sale. Box 1895. Houston.
Texas
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An IDEAL Home

Fest suburban home around okla
homh ClD. 9 acres best land, all plant
rd, corn. melons. potatoes. nice Garden,
sbOsblackberrior. most all crop ls up
nlce. 6-room bungalow. with gas In
house. barns. chicken houses and
storm cave; good vsll. on car line.
northwest. $3.50. few dn,s Can
5. TRICK
soIh West Main. MHple 'gs
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCKS
TEXAS OIL LEASES

Anywhore. any ,iEe, any price. Sun'
DAY on A Dew Co. main office, bOl
IN Fort Worth Texas Representative,
Turner. Egbert hotel, Oklahoma CITY
Z AHnnIA MnnlnI
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MY HOME FOR SALE

3 rooms. cemented basement. furnace.
double g.rage and servants quartsrc
Walking distance. house In splendid Coz.
dition. Call owner. Maple f7sS for pVico
and tern
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BILLIARD table for sale size iisN9,
good condition Phone or write ". H..
Metz, Okeene, Okla
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ALL TEA<S\ ACTIONS ARE CASH.
WE OFFER 81 BlEDr TO
rONFlEMATtUN.
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CEMENT

OIL LEASE BARGAIN
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We Will Buy

AMERICAN OIL & REFINING
GLADSTONE
AUBNME
OkLAHOMAN OIL e. REFINING
NATIONAL OIL or KANSAS CITY
ELL OIL. DEPOSITORS. SAM.
MlES.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

STEEL cabinets flreproof cafes. vault
doors. Rowley Commission Sales Co.
sos West Grand Ave.
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

s~Ns>r~>s~~s~es~ - ~
LEASE BUYERS, attention; Here's q
cinch owner Of 200 ncres-in The
heart of stephens county's great shat
low oil belt. viii grant regular 6-yeaI
commercial leases In 10, 70 or tO'ncrr
holes. Map furnished and title guar
nntced. Don't write unless YOU mean
business. BOX ii6. Duncan. OKLA.
WILL SELL any part 70 TO 1000
Gladstone ut ii'7j. a telegram
reads. setting casing today. have
good sand on number one. Don't know
what viii lie until drilled In" rlgnsd
Riverside on co. This company mas
five acres adjoining tho NhnclchNr'
and low capitalization. 10000. Party
must sell ~ shares of this stock all or
part Of. viii take Si2 90 per share In.
VestIguto this Late oil maps ~ all
Texas counties fldO. L. A. hruso'
Broker. 5i3's Main St, Fort Worth
Texas
HAVE 5.ncrc tracts near light wells
drilling in lhmpHtiH county. Ittss
$50 per acre Mr. Pool % Nurth Broad
way. Oklahoma CltN
WRITE for list Of Oklahoma and Texas
OH leases Rose Investment Co. SOJ
IierskowitI Bldg. Okl,hom, Clty
OFFER for sale or trade, Assurance.
100 10 S,000.shRre certificates. Price
Il right Ashbufn. $40 Nof'h Brohd
way,
$50 RUNY YOU acres land, mineral
right with abstract. IN See. ~. blk.
iS Reeves Between TroNwel ana
SunshInc well, close In II they hit. b
acres makes you rich. n they miss YOU
have not lost much and still have The
land left and YOU get advantage of the
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Farm AND ACRE TRACTS
BUY A FARM

ALFALrA-iU acres. 10 miles of Cap.
liol building. 90 acres real alfalfa bot y
tom, up'io'ds'o improvements. You'll
must see this farm 10 appreciate Il, Al
real bargain for $4,000. 5000 cash,
WHEAT--is0 acres fine wheat land. ID
miles of city i5O ncrss In cultivation, Il
fnlr improvements. 100000 sood term,
BARUAlN-iOo acres. all bottom, flna|
for Alfalfa and wheat: rs acres In cui-
tlyA'lon. balance In pasture; i10o0a
terms
TNE--oo acres, we'll improved. 1880 4
terms 20 suit
Al,sO-sO acres. ono mile OF Jones, nlI|
bottom, well improved. ~ acres in|
cultivation, $500: $500 cash
DANDY liOME-In one. half mile oil
Jones, 10 nctrs In cultivation. fined
orchard, good house. barn; good water;
30 acres IN pasture \ real nice I'm i
proved little home for $500: yool|
terms.
ALSO SEE rs NROIr RANCHES
AND OTHER ALFALFA FARMS
ROYAL REALTY co.
iist, n. broadway. Walnut ,;;J|
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MAKE FIRM HIDS

BURK- OKLA. ARpMORE pRODUC.
ING 4 REF, GREAT REPUBLIC
TIRE n ECBBER. MIAMi-ApA MIN
ING. LIQUID STATE OIL g. REF,
CHlCkASAW REF.
LIST YOUR STOCKS WITH US
FOR QUICK SALE. DIRECT CON.
NECTlONS WITH ALL MARKETS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-08-12

things Of the capital eitr. instead Of tho
Crouch the sitv gave them several years
sgo.
Another instance cited by Mr.. Miller
showing changed retail conditions in the
eiiv. is the fact that many travelling
salesmcn who were accustomed TO max
ing Salem in one day and getting out on
the evening trains, are now not only
staying over night. Int are giving two
or three days 20 the city.
One representative Of an eastern
house. after sizing up the situation Of
salem. with its Kings Products com
pany, its loganberry plants, its Oregon
Cooperative association and the Won
derful future Of the prune iadustry, told
Mr.. Miller that for its size, Saiem had
better prospects fur a growing city than
any town Of lis size he had Investigated
in the west.