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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
PIRK1TE KARES TAUPY
MO zENKLEL1Us (W.s.s.)
Kokios bus pasekmes.

siandie ar rytoj bus ajnoma,
ka toliaus prades gelezllnkselle-
.eGiai. Nuomoniaujama kad bus
paskelbtas streikas.
Kai-kurie darbininkQ atsto-
val stow uz tai, kad palaukti
su streiku po kovo | d., kuo
met gelezipkeliai bus sugrazin-
ii privatinems kompanijoms.
Bet didziuma sake, kad Sian
die, streikui proga yra kuoge-
Sriausia.
Cia nlllaanoma, ma jog generals
.streikas iivyks " u valandgl
.arba j desinltIs sekaneiq die
mir jei gelezinkeliq administra-
CHA nenusileis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
GoMPERs PRIEsINGAS
DARBo PARTIAL.
Sake, ia partija pakenksianti
darbininkq reikalams.

Washington, vas. 10. A
merikos Darbo Federacijos
prezidentas Gompers paskel-
be, jog jis. yra priesingas ma
cijonalei darbo partial, ko-
.kia siandie steigiama kaipo
trecioji politikine partija suv.
Valstijose. s
Sake, ta nauja partija SALES
rinkimuose ne tik nieko nelai-
mesianti. bet dar labai daug
pakenksianti paciQ darbininkQ
reikalams.
Jis nurodo praeituosius lai-
kus, kuomet daug kartQ tokiuo
pat budu stengtasi pagerln-
ii darbininkams buvi. Tr ME
ko nelaim6ta.
Gompers pataria darbimn-
kq organizations II pavie-
MANS darbininkams politlkos
dirvoie darbuoties bepartiyiai.
Paremti rinkimuose senQjp par
ti.ju kandidatus tuos, katrle
darbininkams prielankQs II su
atsidaiimu kovoti prizes ne
prielankuosius darbui kandi-
datus.
Sake, dabartinis kongresas
yra neprielankus darbui. Tad
ir reikia j il rinktJprielankius
darbui atstovus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
PAKILO BOLSEVIKAI SA,
CHALINO SALOJE.
Vladivostoke kares stovis.

Tokyo, vas. 9. : Sachalino
Saloje pakilo bolSevikai. 200
japonp bolSevikai apsupo If,
matyt, juos iSzud6. Japonija
pasiunte salon kariuomene.
Sachalino salos viena pus6
priguli Japonijai, kita-Rusi-
jai.
Japonijos vyriausyb6 ap-
galvoja, kas padaryti su Sibe-
ria, kuria uzlieja bolsevikai.
Norma iSriSti klausima: al
japonams visai pasitraukti is
Siberijos, ar paskelbti kare
bolSevikams.
Vladivostoke kares stovis.
Neina lafkrasciai, uzdrausti
susirinkimai.
Japonai .atidare gelezinke-
Ii tarpe VladiVostoko If Nj
kolsko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
kariuOlnene ineio
Odesson
BOLSEVIKAI PAEME
ODESSA.
Dabar seka kova uz Stavropoli

Londonas, vas. 9.-IS Mask
vos bevieliu telegraph paskelb
ia toks pranesimas:
Mes iSkovojome keha
OdeSSon. Is OdessOs briauman
ties ant Stavropolio mes W
imim Friedrichsfeld, KOnstan
tinovka il Blagoddtnii. y
ReiSkia, Odessa bolSevikr
rankOSe:
Suv6lintoS is KOnstantinopo,
Iio zinios praneSa, kad svetim
Saliai Odessa apleido praeiti
penktadieni, kuomet anglQ lai
Val per dienq apSaude miestq
200 serganciQ If $50 pabege.
liu paimta amerikoniSkan pre-.
kybinin laivan Navahoe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
GALUTINAS NUOSTOL|y
APSKAITYMAS.

Washington, vas. 10. = Ka7
res departamentas paskelbe
galutina apskaityma amerlko-
niSkQ kareiviu nuostoliu kare=
je su Vokietija. II taip:
zuvo muSiuose If Surese 81
S44.
Mira nuo zaizdu 1860.
Mire nuo ligQ 2s,738.
+, Mire nuo kitokip prlezasclq
5,102..
Suzeistu musiuose (daugiau
S5 nuoS. pasveiko If sugryzo
tarnybon) 215,423.
Prazuvotmusiq metu (nelmant
paimtu nelaisven, katri6 lau
paliuosuoti) s,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
SUSIRENKA ANGLIJOS
PARLAMENTAs.
Lloyd George pasakys ka
nauja.

London, vas. 10. Siandie
susirenka naujon session Ang.
hjos parlamentas. Parlamenta
atidarys pats karalius su kal.
ba. Daugelis indomauja, kq
nauja pasakys karalius.
Bet didziausia donna atkreip-
ia j premiere Lloyd George
kalba. Premjeras kalbes Sian,
die ar rytoj.
Lloyd George pranes parla.
mentui apple generaH stow Flu.
ropoje il pasakys Anglijos Wy.
riausyb6s atsinesima ypae
Russia, i Lenkija il, gal, ] Pa,
baltijos vieSpatijas.
Parlamentui siuo kartu bus
.paduotos risti svarbios prob.
lemos. Tarp tQ svarbiausiq
vieta uzima Airijos klausimas
Paskui seka finansinis SALES
stovis, nacijonalizavimas ka-
syklu ir gelezinkeliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
GRUMOJA GELEzINKELIE
cIU sTREIKAs.
Hines atsisako padidinti
uzmokesti.

Washington; vas. 8.-Ketu-
rioIikos gelezinkdiq darblnln-
kp uniju If brolijq virsaiclal II
atstovai per kelias dienas kon-
feravo su generaliu gelezinke-
liu direktoriu Hines. Tartasl
didesnes uzmokesties klauslme.
Pagaliaus vakar direktorius
Hines pranese, kad jis atsisa-
ko padidinti uzmokesti. Kon-
fereneija tad pertraukta II
darbininkQ atstovai patys vie
nj atlaike konferencija.
,Kaip siandie ivyks jQ pasku-
tine Eonferencija il turbut,
bus nutarta paskelbti streika.
Atmesta Hineso pasiulymal.
Atsisakydamas padidinti
uzmokesti Hines praRese jog
didesne uzmokestis nereikalin-
ga. Mes maisto ir pfagyyenimo
brangenybe pasiekusi aug
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
GAMMA RAsTA
PRANCUZIJAI.
Be to, bus paskelbta enciklika.

Paryzius, vas. 9.-IS Rymc
laikraSciui Matin pranesta,
kad Sventasis T6vas Benedik,
taS Penkioliktasis ruosia ko-
lektivi rasta, skiriama katali-
Ky bazny6iai Pranclzijoje. Tuo
raStu visi prapcuzai katalikai
bus paraginti paremtf Prancu-
zijos ,vyriausyhe visuose jos
reikaluose.
Be to, tas pat laikrastis pa
reiSkia, jog popezius paSkelb-
sias enciklika reikale atnauji-
nimo santikiq Vatikano su
Prancuzija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
BOISSeviku
IR PRANCUzIJA STOW w
TAIKA.
Premjerai lures konferencija.

Paryzius, vas. 9.-Prancuzi-
jos premjeras Millerand SiQ
savaite keliau> Londonan. Te-
mai su premjeru Lloyd George
II Italijos premieru Nitti lures
kOnferencijQ. Bus padarytOS
radikaliS atmainOS atSineSime
Russia.
PremjeraS NIillerand praneS,
Jog Prancuzija pasirengusi pri-
pazinti bolSevikine RuSiiQ II
padaryti taikq Su bOlSevikaiS.
Ahelnai INFANT isitikmta, jog
Siandie bOlSeviku valdzios ME
kaS negali nuverSti. Talkinin-
ku vie$patijomS atSlprikIlnO
tOlimeSn6 karG II tOdel memo
lima jau kariauti prizes rusQ
bOlSeviknS, --> ~rs
TalkininkQ diplomatai yra
nuomont> pripazinti Russia,
neziurint to, Eokia ten valdzia
butu. Laikui b6gant patyS ru-
81 gyventojai apSidirbS su boil
&evikaiS il pa$irinks Sau tinka-
ma valdziQ.
Tokia nuomon6 pirmiauSia
prigiio Anglijoje. Dabar prize
toS nuomon6S linkSta Prancu-
zija ir Italia.
Tiktai ruSai reakcijonieriai
didziai prieSinaSi talkininku
politikoS atmainai atSineSime !
RuSijq.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
BOLsEVIKAMS PATEKO
TALKININKU ATsToVAI.
Apple tai caves ziniu
Litvinov.


Copenhagen, vas. 9.-Bolse.
vikai pa6mG nelaisv6n anglQ
prancuzQ il italy miSijaS Sibe.
rijoje.
TokiQ ziniQ cia gavo bolSevi.
ku atStovas MakSim Litvinov
Apple tai jam praneS6 kar6S
komiSaras Trockii.
Litvinov pazymi, kad su pa,
imtaiSiaiS misijQ nariais gra
ziai apsieinama.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
REzIGNUoJA sEKRETo-
RUS LANE.

Washington, vas. 9.-Atsi-
.statydina vidujiniu reikalp
selSretorius Franklin K. Lane.
Prezidentas atsistatydinimaa
patvirtino. Koyo 1 d. jis ap
leis kabineta.
Kalbama, jo vieton bus pa
skirtas Vogelsang is California
yalstijos.
Sekretorius Lane bus prezie
dentas Sinclair Oil kompaniio-
ie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
Dabar kas kita.

Kuomet palikta p!inigQ, Es-
tonijos vyriausybei nebus var
90 atsillratyti rusQ karelVlQ,
tarnavusip SSiaurvakarinej ar
Wiio.!,
Likusios armijos trecdalis
kareiviq> bus iSvezta Archan-
geIsko frontan. Kita daliS bus
pasiusta pietinen Rusijon, sa-
konla. Novorosiiskan. TreGioJl
dalis kareiviu pasiliks vietole.
Estonijos vyriausyb6 items ka-
reiviams duos darbo.
Su tokiuo kareiviQ padall-
nimu sutiko Yudenico stabas.
y Pats gen. Yudenic iskeliaus
Suomijon. Gil is ten, turbut,
Anglijon.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
Perilgai laukiarna.

Gelezinkeheeiai pasake, kad
tokia taryba per eiles meneslu
svarstytu If pasekmeje gal ME
ko nepripazintQ darbininkams:
Tad toksai sumanymas ME
kan tikes.
Toliaus jie pazymejo, jog
su padidinimu uzmokesties jan
II taip perilgai laukta- -nuo
praeito geguzes menesio.
Gelezinkelieeiai perniai no.
reio streikuoti. Bet paklaase
prezidento Wilsol1o patarinio
palarlkti. Prezifentas sake,
kad az kelip meliesiu prag agyye-
nimas atpigsias,
Teeiaus tas neivyko.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
TJzGINAMAS STREIKO
GRUMoJ1MAS.

Washington, vas. 8. Gele-
zzinkeheeiq unijjq virSSininkai "
.gyne, kad darbininkai grumo-
tu streikuoti, kuonlet jiems ne
.padidinama uzmokestis. Sake,
bus ieskoma lzitokiu priemoniu
susitaikinti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
LENKAI YES TAIKOS Ia
RYBAS SU BOLsEVIKAIS.
Apsieme perziureti taikos
pasiulyma.

Varsava, vas. 9.-LenkQ ",
rubeziniQ reikalQ minister's
Patek prane$6 bolSevikQ uzru,
beziniQ reikalQ komisarui
Tchitcherinui, kad lenkai mie,
lai pasitarSiq apie bolSevikQ
valdzios paSiQlymq taikinties
Ir paSkui apie paselImes bus
praneSta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
PASKELBTA MAzIAUSIA
UzMOKESTIS. DARBI-
NINKAMS.

Akron, O., vas. 10. = Good
year Tire & Rubber CO. pas
kelbe, kad pradejus kovo %
tos kompanijos darbininkams
maziausia uzmokestis dienoJe
busianti: vyrams Sc il mote
rims 81,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
Lenkai nori taikos.

Minister'S Patek LenkijoS
virSininkui generolui Pilsud-
skiui praneS6, jog talkininkai
nesiprieSinsiq, jei Lenkija pri-
instant pastarqjl bolSevikQ
pasiqlymq ir sutiksianti tai
kintieS.
Patek pazymejo, kad Angli-
jos premjeras esqs prielankus
taikai lenkQ su bOlsevikais.
Praneuzijos premjeras 81 IS
vien veikias su Anglijos prem
jeru.
= Be to, Patek Pilsudskiui pa
sake, jog lenkQ visuomene no
ii taikos.
LaikrasGiai stow uz taika.
Var$avos lenkQ spauda pill
mai stow uz taika. Mes tai vie
natinis zingsnis apsisaugoti
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10

nuo pragaisties, kokia lenkams
gall pagaminti bolsevikai.
ISpradziu lenkai meg.ino sta
tyties prizes bolsevikus, tikeda-
mics gauti talkininkQ pagelba.
Bet kuomet tie pasake gana
tos pagelbos, nutarta darbuo-
ties taikos klausime.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
VoKIEcIAI IMAsI KITo-
KIU PRIEMoNIU
Norma paseti nesutikimus.

Londonas, vas. 9: Vokieti-
jos apsukrieji diplomatai dar-
'buojasi pasati nesutiEimus tar
pc talkininlSp isdayimo volsie-
GiQ klausime. Anglijos premje-
ras, sakoma, nesutinlSas su sa-
raSais, pasiustais Vokietijai.
Jei Vokietija atsiektq ia
tikslq, tas iseitQ jos naudai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
IsvEzAMI SINN-FEINE
RIAL Is ATRIJOS.
Queenstown. vas. 10.

Queenstown, vas. 10. A
na diena is Airijos Anglijon
kares laivais isgabenta 70 su-
areStuotQ n-feineriq.
Nuo kraSto laivus palydejo
lakunai lektuvuose. Buvo pri-
sibijoma, kad kaliniai nebutq
kartais atmuSti ir paliuospo-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
cERNoGoRAI KovoJA SU
sERBAIs.

Paryzius, vas. 9. 0ernogo-
rios uzsieniQ reikalu komite-
tas Neuilly pranesa, kad andai
aplink Podgoritza eernogorai
susireme SUI serbais. Gernogorll
$50 zuvo If apie BOG. suzeista.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
Palieka pinigus.

Gen. Yudenic prancuzu mi
sijai indav6 100000 svarp an.
gliSkp sterlingu il 25O,OoC
Suomip markiQ. Su tais PM:
gals bus padengtos lesos, SUI
riStos su jo armijos perkeli-
mu kitur. Mes jei gen. Yude-
mic tuos pinigus butQ issivezes
su savimi, tuomet jo buvusie-
j kareiviai butQ palike Esto-
nijoi be jokio uzlaikymo IL
Salies vyriausybe butQ tureju-
81 daug nesmagumQ.
Gen. Yudenic buvo suares-
tuotas, mes jis nor6jo isdumti
Su pinigais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10

sciausia laipsnl il. veikiai i'm
sianti pulti zemyn.
Uzmokesties padidinimui jis
pasiqfe sudaryti taryba, ku-
rion lygus nariq skaitlius in
eitp yyriausybes atstovQ il
darbininku atstovu.
GelezinkelieGiai atmete ia,
pasiqlynlq,
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
GEN. YUDENIc APLEI-
DzIA ESToNIJA.
Bet pinigus palieka savo ar
mijos reikalams.

Revelis, vas. { (suvelinta)
Estonijjos vyriausybe leido
gen. Yudenicui apleisti Esto-
Mia. Jis tai padarys paatai-
kius pirmajai progai.
Estonija jam leido kur pa
tipkama iSkeliauti, kuomet jis
paliko prigulinti Siaurvaka-
linei armijai fonda.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
VOkieGiiaii megina suskaldyti
talkininkuS

Tas duoda progos vokie-
CLANS dar labjaus prieSinties
talkininkams.
Neutrality .salip spauda pei,
lzia talkininkp zysi. Sake, toks
reikalayimas nesutinka su tel
sybe.
Hindenburgas nepasiduos.
.Apsiginimo minister's Noske
paskelb6 sayo nuomone apple
talkininkQ reikalavima.' Kar-
cGiais zodziais nupeik6 reikala-
vima If muse telegrama kares
laivyno Stabui Baltijoje: "Nei
Hienas vokietis nepasiduos tall
kininkams. -
Toji telegrama palyti kares
laivyno virsininka admirola
Won Trotha, kuris taippat rel
kalaujamas talkininlSQ.
FinansQ minister's Erzber-
ger sake, jog visi gyventojai
stow su vyriaqsybe prizes tai
kininkq reikalavima.
Hindenburgas pranese, kad
jis nepasiduosias.
Ia patti pasake II Ludea-
dorff.
Hindenburgas pazymaio, kad
nei vienas vokiecip oficieras
nepasiduos laisvanoriai.
Kaip siandie vokieciu Wy
riausybei bus induota ofic5ale
il formale nota apie. iSdavima
vokieciu. Nota induos specija-
lis Prancuzijos atstovas Ber-
lyme.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-02-10
SUS1RGo SENATORIUs
JOHNSON.

Washington, vas. 10. In {
fluenza serga Californiios Sc
natorius johnson.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16
SCHOOL PATRONS TO
MEET SCHOOL BOARD

All patrons of the public schools
of Pullman who have children who
will be in either the fifth or sixth
grades next fall are requested to
meet the members of the school
board and the superintendent in the
assembly room of the Main school
building on Friday evening, July ! 8,
at 1880 O'Clock for the purpose OF
discussing the matter of the housing
of the children in these grades next
year. Owing to the crowded condi-
ton Of the buildings it will be neces-
saTy to make additional provision for
these grades next fall The board
finds it necessary either to open the
Franklin building or to seat the third
floor of the Main building to take
care of these grades and desires to
learn the wishes of the parents of the
children who will be affected by this
change.
All parents who have children in
these grades are urged to attend this
meeting.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16
PULLMAN CITIZENS
SLOW TO REGISTER
Less Than Five Hundred Voters
Qualified for Primary Election
One-third Total of -Four Years
Ago

Only All Pullman citizens have
qualified by registration to partict-
pate in the primary election of Sep
TENDER IA up to the present time,
according to City Clerk Matilda f.
Cannon. This is less than one-third
the total of the registration of four
years ago and unless the people affix
their signatures to the registration
books at a much more rapid rate be-
tween now and August 25, when the
Looks close, Pullman's vote will be
a light one. All the voters who reg
istered prior to July 10 will receive
copies of the referendum measures
to be submitted to the voters at the
fall election, while those VINO regis
ter after that date will be obliged to
borrow the pamphlets from their
ueighbors or watch the newspapers
for information on the measures.
The local registration up to the
present time, by precincts, is as
60
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16
POINT TO
RECORD ENROLMENT

That the enrolment Of new stu
dents at the State College this fall
will exceed that of any previous year
Is indicated by the large number of
high school credentials already sub
mitted by first-year students. Last
year 1000 new students registered,
according the college officials, and
the receipts of credentials from new
students at this time is fully three
weeks ahead of last year, the num-
Der checked over on July being al
most identical with the number
checked on July rs of last year.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16

pected to hurry back from the coast
to survey the situation and take ac-
ton toward rebuilding the destroyed
structures. The horse barn alone, it
is claimed, represents loss of $780,
900.
Damage in the outlying districts
was tremendous, according to re-
ports coming in from those sections
Many telephone lines are still out of
commission In the Evansville dis
trice, west of Pullman, much fall
grain was lodged by the cloudbursts,
and the damage will run into thou
sands of dollars. The damage on
the r. S. Booth farm, east of Pull
man, which first felt the effect of
the tornado, is estimated at $4,000.
The farm was rented by Clarence
Hinchliff and all the buildings but
the house were destroyed. The
grain loss on that farm is placed at
$1,000.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16
follows

Primary election day has been set
for Tuesday, September IA, accord
ing to Secretary of State l. NJ.
Howell.
Registration books will close this
year on August 25 instead of August
"a, as was previously announced
The general election will be held No
Yember 2.
The first day for filing candida
cies will be Friday, July 16, and the
last day for filing candidates. will be
Saturday, August IA.
Registration books will open i'm
mediately after primary election day
and remain open until October 10,
according to Secretary Howells re-
port.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16
Much Damage at Wawawai

AT Wawawai, Is miles west of
Pullman on the Snake river, the most
violent waterspout in the history of
mat section occurred, the water
gushing down the canyon many feet
ueep. First came a violent wind
ana rain storm, which did some dam
age and this was followed immedi-
ately by the cloudburst Fruit farms
oh the canyon road suffered heavy
damage. Thomas Batty lost his en-
TIRE garden and tomato patch, as
well as 20 bearing fruit trees. He
estimates the damage at over $4,000.
william Batty lost his garden and
'V bearing trees, and an automobile
was caught in the flood and damaged
slishtiy' He places his loss at $500.
Inc big White Bros. orchard was
managed only slightly, but in other
smaller orchards the water did great
damage. The railroad at Wawawai
Is covered with boulders, sand and
uenrls to depth of 80 feet in some
sulches and for several miles is bad
washed out. 1t will be several
weeks before trains will be able to
run according to William Batty
VINO was in the city yesterday. The
canyon road is in a deplorable con-
dition.
several sections of track on the
northern Pacific, near the Pullman
station, were washed out, and the
evening train to Lewiston was de-
iayed over two hours, while the dam
age was being repaired. Telephone
ana electric light lines were put out
VI commission, Pullman being II
darkness until after 10 o'clock Tues
day night.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16
WILL ASK LOT OWNERS
TO BUILD RESIDENCES
Housing Situation Discussed by
Chamber of Commerce-SeyeraI
Plans for Solving Problem
Proposed

A personal solicitation, with view
to influencing local property owners
to construct residences on their va
cant lots, together with a letter re-
quest to all property owning citizens
to make such rearrangements as are
possible and expedient to house col
lege students, will be the first step
in Pullman's campaign for added
housing facilities The housing situ-
alton was a special order of business
at the chamber of commerce meeting
Tuesday, and many pertinent facts
and suggestions in connection with
the situation were brought out in the
discussion.
Professor H. Kimbrough, chair
man of the special chamber of COM
merce committee named to investi-
gate the housing conditions, opened
the discussion with the report that a
canvass had revealed the fact that
the city is only two houses ahead OF
last year, while many families are
DESTROYS of locating here and are ex-
periencing great difficulty in finding
accommodations. He stated that f.
OF hoH 10
change the plans OF his apartment
house from a seyen-apartment struc-
ture to a building of IA to l 6 apart
ments, and that work on the new
building is already under way. Pro-
fessor Kimbrough suggested that per-
sons who have vacant lots take ad-
vantage of the financial assistance
offered by the Savings q Loan assoc
citation and the Community Building
company and construct residences
at once, then offer them for rent or
for sale on the monthly payment
plan. The Savings & Loan associa-
ton will loan so per cent on first
mortgage, while the Community
Building company will loan an add
ed 25 per cent on a second mortgage.
This makes it necessary for the
builder to pay only one-fourth of the
cost at the time of construction, the
balance to be paid the two concerns
in monthly payments.
N. w. Cairns, another member of
the committee, reported that several
small families now residing in large
houses have stated a willingness to
remove to the new Roth apartments,
or other apartments, and make their
residences available to larger fam
lilies coming to the city.
Arrangements for the construction
of / ) new houses must be made with
in the next 80 days to take care of
the natural influx, according to ].
N. Emerson
Attention was called to the fact
that reduction of from 10 to 80
per cent in building materials has
been made, and it is believed that
this will tend to stimulate building
to a considerable extent
Financial assistance to parties who
will construct large apartment
houses on College hill was another
plan suggested for affording further
relief, one citizen agreeing to be one
of a group of men to guarantee to
protect the builder for three years
against any depreciation due to
distinct reduction in the materials
that go into the building.
The special committee was con-
tinued for further work and the
housing situation will be the princi-
pal subject of discussion before the
chamber of commerce for the next
six weeks, or until final solution OF
the problem is found.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16
Takes CyclOnic Form

The storm was preceded by a
heavy electrical disturbance, the
conieal disturbance, which wrought
great damage to the r. s. Booth and
j. W. Haines farms and the college
farm, first being observed several
miles to the southeast of Pullman,
where it took definite cyclonic form,
moved over the J. L. Metsker farm
and struck the farms of r. S. Booth
and ]. w. Haines, doing great dam
age. From there the cyclone
travelled in a northerly direction
10 the big State College farm,
destroying buildings on a 400 foot
front and proceeding toward Whelan,
Where, it is reported, a warehouse
was demolished before it's fury was
spent.
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stored in the store room in the CEN
ter. One humorously inclined per-
son in his trip over the ruins Wed
mes picked up a label from the wreck
age which read Keep from cold and
draught," and remarked that had the
poultry head followed those instruc-
tions the building would have been
saved.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1920-07-16
Freaks OF the Storm

Numerous freaks were noted af-
ter the storm had passed. On the
college farm small piece of board
from the poultry house was driven
entirely through an apple tree, split
ting the tree in hals. A staye silo
was lifted over barn and rolled up
steep incline to the site of the
poultry plant. A small section in
the center of the poultry plant was
left standing, while wings $50 feet
long on both sides were completely
demolished and swept away. This
may have been due to the fact that a
large quantity of heavy feed was