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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13
SENATOR GIBSON. OF CORNING,
THIRD CANDIDATE AMONG
REPUBLICANS.
VETERAN OF SPANISH
AND WORLD WARS
Colonel erookhsrt Probably viii Not
y Contest With cummins for Seat in
United States Senate - Women
Barred From Membership in Iowa
Legislature.
Special to Times Republican

SpecEu 10 ilHies-hepupHCHH
Des rMoines. March ls.-Ben j.
Gibson. of Corning. former state SEN
ator. win probably be candidate for
the republican nomination for attor-
ney general. lie was in Des Moines
Friday and while not stating def
nitely that he was coming out gave
friends here to understand that he
would probably make formal an
nounccment Of his candidacy in Il
few days.
His coming out viii put third
man in the race for the attorney gem
eralship. Senator William T. Evans
Of Butler county. and Charles Lyon,
Des Moines.
\ Senator Gibson. who Is IS years
old. has n considerable record as a
soldier. He served in the Spanish
American war. went down to the
border in 1916. getting relieved from
duty there in time to serve In the
senate as a member OF the Thirty
seventh general assembly. He re-
signed before the session of the
Thirty eighth was held to serve in
the world war. where he won a COM
mission. He has been practicing law
at Corning for several years.
The report has been current here
for some time that Col. Smith Brook
hart. of Washington, Iowa, nigh.
contest with Senator A. B. Cummins
for the republican nomination for
United States senator. No formal
announcement has been made here.
however. by Colonel Brookhart.
Women Barred From Legislature.
There is more or less speculation
concerning the proposed registration
of the women voters, their rights in
the primaries and the extent to
: which they can hold public office If
national suffrage is granted. A rul-
ing from the state department Of
justice will be sought on these
points and others arising out Of this
about to be new voting condition.
The constitution Of the state OF
women can sit as members. of the
Iowa legislature. It specifies that
male citizens past y years of age
with certain requirements as to
length of residence shall make up
the legislative body. Hence the con-
stitution of the state would have to
be changed, before women could be
members OF the Iowa legislature.
Campaign literature Is already 60
sag out addressed to the women for
warded by the women's divisions of
the republican and democratic state
central committees and by various
candidates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13

prominent in social circles, both here
and at Sioux City. TIL Mrs. Nudge
arrived. Then they went to Omaha.
Keosauqua--H. n. Bailey reported a
record honey production at ono OF
the recent meetings of tho bee
keepers OF Van Buren, county. Thru
Mr.. Baley's improved methods OF
rearing queens he secured last year q
production OF 100 pounds per hive
which Is only thirteen pounds below
the amount produced on the demon
stration hives OF the state expert
ment station. He has on his farm
fifty swarms Of three band Italian
Dees
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13
EMPLoYE WINS CASE.
Supreme Court Renders Important
Decision in Compensation Trial.

Supreme Court Henders Important
Decision In Compensation Trial.
Special to Times Republican.
Des MONIES, March 13.-Whether
or not the injury Of colored work.
man. Oscar Grant, which caused his
death. arose in the course Of his en-
ployment was passed upon by the
Iowa supreme court in a ruling
handed down Friday. This Is a poins
most commonly brought up in COM
pensation cases ana the opinion
recognizes that in this particular
case, at least, these was no distinc-
ton sufficiently marked to excuse
liability on the part OF his employers.
Grant was employed by Fleming
Brothers. OF Des Moines. owners Of
the Fleming building. to build some
partitions in a room. It was on Sun
day and the elevators were not all
an elevator himself, starting from
the basement. In trying to operate
It he was caught between the
machine and the first floor and was
killed. His employers and the New
Amsterdam Casualty Company,
carrying the liability insurance, con-
tested the claims of the mans
parents to compensation on the
grounds that he was engaged outside
his regular course of employment.
However the district court held that
the employers were liable and the
supreme court upheld this decision
In passing on this point the
supreme court held that the opera
ton Of the elevator was SO directly
in line with the performance Of his
duty since ne Was &c
move some material from where he
had been working that such at
tempted operation should be deemed
prima facie. at least. as within the
scope Of his, duties"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13

NJ. Of the marriage of Earl Port ~
field and Miss Geraldine Boyd. late
OF Kansas. The groom In the on''
son Of MIR. and Mrs. ID, q. Portcrfie n,
for many years residents of Traer.
He was dispatch rider In Franco
In the war. He holds a responsible
position In an Albuquerque bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13
Boy Dad Of Bullet MOUND.

Specidi 10 Ilmes-Republican.
waterloo, March 13.-Adelbert
smith, aged Is. son of Mrs.
Minnie Smith, Clarksville, who was
accidentally shot by his brother.
Harold. age 20. died in hospital at
HAMPTON late Friday. The boy was
rushed to the hospital Immediately
after the accident. The brothers
were inspecting revolver believed
to be unloaded when the older broth
or pulled the trigger.
Harold Smith Is in a critical con.
dition as q result OF the shock.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13

|:FssHEsS
6aDosales lnsaose - Oan1oDaooD
~ Dsus q eur most inflasnE1aa ctp
issAS N sscuring . public DAS6 i
state park commissioner Wa here
Friday to talk over the mattaS with
these representatives and sssisA In
securing = site.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13

OF course, it's all right to shop
around bit if you like, but why not
let the other fellow make it easier for
you by doing little shopping after
your dollar-by showing you what you
want and where you can get most of 1t
for your money.
It's a great idea, once you get the
hang of it, and here's how.
Right in this paper you'll find doz-
ems of advertisements offering you
merchandise. Some things you'll need
today; some tomorrow; some next
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13

week or next year-but tho point b
that these merchants are coming 10
you, looking for your dollar and offer.
ing the best they have to get II.
You'll find that by reading the ads
verrtt;:s;eec::::s consistently today ed
every day, you can increase tho value
to yourself-of every dollar you
have to spend. The things you sec Id
vertised are almost invariably as 10
presented. The advertisers state.
ments are usually safer to trust than
your own judgment. Advertised mis-
representation is business suicide.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-13
What Good is a Dollar?

It's largely up to YOU depends on how you spend ton
the value to you what you get for ton your ability find
where that value is to be had.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

- ale czy ty mialas kiedy do czy.-
uicnia L czfowiekiem uwyjatko-
wynn? a takze MIN ME jcstem i
ozenie sic Z ktora Z pomiedzy ma
szych z%iemskich .%panienek. 2
Sluga T.
Litwinka. - Mic, ME radze,
lcpiej zawsze postepowac otwar-
cic jak uciekac sig do wykret6w.
Zreszta nie rozumiem, dlaczego
on podoba sic PAM teraz mnicj
jak dawniej Jest to dowod, IL
ME kochaiaS so nigdy p~rawdzi--
vie. Trzeba bye zatem uczciw2
; poWicdziec mu to szczerze. Jest
to szczytcm nieuczciwosci flirto-
wac W jednym, a drugiego try,
mac w rezerwie, dlatego, &c jest
,dobra partya."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07
PRzEPISY C%OSPODARCZE.

Farby do lukrow i do ciast (na
zadanie). - Najzupciniej mic
szkodliwe w swym wytworze So
nastepujace fairly W ten sposob
osiqgniete:
y Pururowa (koszcnilla.) -
-DostaG jcj MONA w apiece. PA
fdta tel fairly utilize ia pro5zek,
dodac takaz lose a}unu tluczone-
so, potazu i krcmortartaru, wy
micszac dobrzc i sparzyc ia por-
cclanowej salatcrce kwarta gotu-
jqccj sic woody, pozostawic tax
przez godzine ia g~oracej blasze,
zeby naciagnefa, lccz mic goto--
wac; potem przecedzic przcz fla
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

nele. Do tego pfynu domIeszat
cukru, lub jakicgos soku owoco.
wcgo ola smaku, / dodawac do
lukrow, galarct, lub glazur, ola
zabarwienia.
y Zielona. - Chcqc mice farbe
zielona, usiekaG liscic szpinaku,
sparzyt je maia iloscia woody,
przecisnat ten sok przcz pi6tno
! zaraz brac do uzycia, polewajac
him cukier przeznaczony ma I'd
kier.
81 zolta. - Obctrzcc cukier o
cytryne i ut}uc go W mozdzlerzu
Z odrobina szafranu, a potem u
trzcc Z bialkicm jak ma lukier. u
bic piane Z trzech bialck, tax ge-
sto, zcby sic nozem krajac da}a,
wsypac w mia funt miaikiego
przesiancgo cukru, wiercic iyzka
Tub wafkiem przez godzine;; az Gu
kier zupclnic sig rozetrze i beblc
ukazywac sic zaczn9; Wtedy mo-
INA MIN smarowac ciasto szcro-
kim nozcm i obsuszyc je w let
MIN piecu. Ola smaku wcisnat
sok I cytryny albo Z ponarall--
czy, Chcac mice glazure koloro-
wa. dodac jakicj kto chcc farby
poWyzej podanycn.
Kasztany z jabikami. - Jest
teraz zwyczaj czy moda, &c pred
wykwintniejsza kolacya podajc
sic jaliaS ~saiata owocowa i tro-
che wilma. Oto przepis ma TAXA
,,modna pr~zekaske":
Jedcn funt duzych ladnych ka-
Sztanow obraG Z }upiny i usoto--
wac do miekoSci. Nastepnie obrac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07
DIAL j. KOBIET.
Re3eruje Marya 8.

ka sympatye i dobroG, Sciaga sig
SERGE dajacego i napeinia CORY
GA.
DUO jest lin W zyciu, kt6rych
niepodobna wyliczyc, 'ktoremi
przyciagamy, Tub ktore zrywamy
Swiadomie, DO - zycie sk}ada
, sic z drobnostek, ktore prowadza
do spraw wielkich.
Wszakze mic ME kosztuje roz-
Sypac troche kwiatow mifoSci,
dobroci i uprzcjmoSci. "a ktore.
jeSli w zamian takich samych ME
d~ostaniemy, to o wiele p~iekniejSze
zakwitna w sercach naszych, b.
cudne kwiaty. SwiadomoSci Wy
| pelnienia uczynkow prawdziwe,
! go miiosierdzia.
Ach dobre. uPrzejme aowa,
uSmiech, ipodnieta. wyrozumia-
lose, lyle juz cudow zdziaEaly
S{once, to Sliczny symbol dobro-
ci i miioSci. Posyia swe cieple,
jasne promienie do biednych le-
pianek, do klatek wieziennych,
iak i do wspanialych palacow, da-
il radoSc TAX biedakom jak j mo-
narchom, Swieci ola sprawiedli--
wych i ola przestepcow. Pod je-
| so ozywczymi Promieniami ME
jedno zwatpiaic SERGE nadzieja
nawiedzita, ME jedno zycie ludz-
kie uzdrowionem zostaIo. Dlacze-
go SERGE nasze, dlaczcgo my ME
mielibySmy STAG sic podobni tc-
! mu sIoncu dobroczynnemu, ktorc,
pomimo tylu i codziennie Wy
dzielanych ~promieni, mic ia jas
noSci swej ME tract, a !udzie je
tax kochaja!
Badzmy TEN ola ograniczoneJ
bodaj iloSci otaczajacych mas,
czem slonce jest dla Swiata Gale
go! - pamietajmy, &c to VIA
Snie teraz >czas. " kt6Tym Wy
1robowac saui siebic mozemy.
fdzielac sic Z biednymi, czern mo-
zcmy, dajac dziatkom radosci
troche, tym biednym sierotom !
tym bledziutkim. do fozeoEck czy
stych. lecz tax smutnych PREY
wiazanym. Me skapmy tez " roz
dawaniu show dobrych i uprzcj--
mych i tych sionecznych usmie-
chow. wyprobuimy SERGE nas2e.
azeby sic przekona6, IL mic III
szczeScia i zadowolenia wiekszc-
go iak zyskanic w zarnian SYM
patyi i wdziecznoSci tych ma
Itch serduszek dziecinnych, poSy-
lajacych modify do nieba "a
swych dobroczyncow!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

s{owach.. w charakterze wa
Sym jest spora doza pr6znoSci,
nieco egoizmtI i pcwna sk}onnoSt
do lenistwa. Przekonalem sic, &c
umiccie bye troche nierozsadnc,
niedelikatne i odrobine wymaga-
jjacc. Wprost przeciwnic jak bo-
Iraterki, o kt6rych wypisuja Gale
tony nudnych romansow. Wy
natomiast Posiadacie wady zycic
urozmaicajacc.
Krttko mowiac, drogie panic,
~podobnie jak my, mezczyzni, je-
stcscic dziccmi Adama i Ewy.
Powicdzcie mi - jeSli VAIN
wiadomo - gdzie sPotkat MONA
wasza nadluydzka sioStre, te, o
kt6rej czytamy w powieSciach.
Ona nigdy ME kazc czekac ia sic
bic nikomu, gdy sic fryzuje; nj
gdy ME gniewa sic ma otoczenie
ga to, &c ME znajduje bucikow
wszystko ma ufozone we wzoro-
wynn porzadku. Ona nigdy ME po-
dnoSi swego dzwiecznego g}osi-
ku, nie Smiejc sic "a g~losno, mic
krzyczy ma dzieci, ME trzaska
drzwiami, mic jest z~azdrosna o
swoja przyjaci6lke ami o mfodsza
siostre; nigdy ME flirtujc ii furt-
HI z zadnym ,,kuzynem', wyjaw-
sly tego. Z ktorym stanic II ofta-
rza...
0 Bozc! Bozc! gdzic znalezc
MONA b~ohatcrki, o ktorych czy-
fanny? Chyba tam, gdzie SIG ro-
dz9 Siicznc dzicwcczki z obraz-
kow- Tax, mic ulcga watpliwo-
sci. Dobrc kobicty spotykanc W
ksiazkach, pochodza Z tel samcj
krainy wyobrazni, skad i iadnc O.
brazkowc dzicwczynki.
Czyz istotnic, panowic autorzy,
mic przyjdzic VAN ma mySl, Il
rrzcwracacic nam w gfowach,
Kobicty vase. to jakby poiaczc.
mic bcgini Venus, swietej Cecy-
Iii i Elbicty Fry! Opisujecic je
Riomicnncmi s}owy. To bardzo
zlc I waszej strony. Przcclcz
wiecie, jakicmi kobietami zada-
wa'niac sic musimy. Cyl Gala
ludzko5t ME byFaby szczeSliwsza,
gdyby i kobicty i mezczyzni
mniej sicbic idcalizowali?
| ty, SIiczna dzieweczko, ME
masz powodu uskarzac sic ia
los; przcstan marzyc o r~zcczac:I
nicmozliwych. Miedzy mani mic
ria r6wnicz bohaterow, zdobia-
cych ksiazki powieSciowe.
Staszck - to dobry ch}opak :
rupcfnic ola cicbic odpowiedni,
bicrz i nc czckaj ia ,.kr6lcwicza
Z bajki." Wprawdzic Staszei nj,
Jest ,.czlowiokiem wyjatkowym"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

,,PoTEGA DoBRocI."

JeSli jest COS w zyciu, co daje
zupelne zadowolenie, a zatem -
s~zczeScie, to jest tenn ,.dobroc'
To. czego najbardziej ~zafuje-
my odchodzac z tego $wiata, to
swisdomoSc, zeSmy ME byli do
brzy, litoSciwi. zcSmy ziymi czy-
nami lub okrutnemi, gorzkiemi
Slowly dokuczali innym,
w tenn slowie ,,dobroc' mie-
Sci sic .wszystko." Pc dokona-
niu kazdego uczynku, pochodza-
cego Z poczucia litoSci, doznajc-
my rozkoszy zadowolenia.
Chociazby GeSli mafo moze-
my W .,dawaniu") zwyczai mo-
wienia przyjemnych rzeczy dru-
Sim, zwyczaj przyshuzenia sic
kademu czem mozemy - SPra-
via, i czujemy W drszy radoSc
uiewysiowiona. Eilka slow sym
patycznie podanych, kilka slow
otuchy, pociechy W smutku, mic
jcdnemu jui dopomogy do pod
niesienia sic Z upadku i moralnc-
60 zanicdbania.
Najsmutniejsxcm po%ozeniem W
iyciu Jest SwiadomoSc, IL Mkt 0
has ME dba. Swiadomosc TAXA Z
riejednego juz osobuika uczyniia
tchorza, zfodzieja, przeStepce.
Natomia5t dobrot. uprzcjmosc,
7ainteresowanic niejednego ma
nrocisa ma dobra drosc. 30 to
ak ia&zby wedrowiec stall ma roz-
stajnych drogach. kiedy Przecho-
dzimy obok niego Obojetnie, ME
oaczac ma biagalu9. niema prosbe
oczu lego; pojdzie pierwsza lep,
sza i - ginic. 30 to tax jak
ten dzieciak biedny. sierota, kto-
remu ME kupimy chleba ma "a
spokSjenie gfodu - ukradnie.
TAX diugo jak jest ktos. kto
sic troszczy o biedaka " moral
mem tego slowa znaczeniu, tax
dIugo jeSli kto W rozpaczy, pro-
wadzacej mozc do zabojStwa,
nie opuSci so. tax d}ugo jest le'
szcze nadzieja uratowauia go.
iona. matka. dziecko. Przyia-
ciel. nawct obey moga dobrocia
: miFoScia uratowac dusze srzc-
sznika Cd zaguby.
Lecz ten, kto sic czuje zupei-
ME samotnym. kto ME ma nikogo
ma caiym bolym Swiecie. ktoby
mu dai chociazby s4owo dobre,
temu - wSzystko jedno, co sig Z
MIN stanic: szczegolni"j, jcsli ME
ma dose hartu duszy i filozofii
iyciowej, by wyStarczyf samemu
sobie - a takich jest, niewielu,
gdyz kazdy laknie mifo5ci i SYM
oatyi ludzkiej.
JeSli chccmy, azeby zycie ma
z cpromienionem byio mitoScla
/ sympatya. my ludzie inteli-
gentni - musimy dawac te mi
toSc, sympatye i uprzejmosc. DO
ieSli odtracamy Swiadomie ludz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

Panienk N. N. N. - Panienki
tryumfuja, IL przekonsiy ,.owcgo
zloSliwego pana", ktory oproez
..malowidia ma twarzy i nadto
krotkich sukienek" - ME badal
| ME widziaI .innych okazow",
posiadajacych ,serca i m6zgi."
Nam tn wiasnie nova kores--
pondcncye ,,owego pana" ktorej
tresc, jezeli ME zadowolni, to mo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

re nicco ziagodzi oburzcnic.
Jest wprawdzie tn zamiast
krytyki - troche ironii i satyry,
ale tie dodaja rpieprzu do zupy"
irtcligentne panicnki - zrozu--
mieja.
Otto co low pan pisze:
! ,.Kobiety maja mn6stwo cnot,
jedna jednak najwieksza, OTTO: re
zadna Z mich ME jest bcz - "a
rzutu! DO - doskonaia ,kobieta
Jest tylko kobieta - z powieScl...
Lecz bohaterka poWieSciowa,
coz to "a potwor cnoty! Oby mas
niegodnych, grzesznych mezczyzn
niebo Cd pozycia Z podobna lsto-
ia zachowafo! Uosobienic duSzy,
serca, rozumu... lecz ami jednej
cechy ludzkiej, "a kt3raby MONA
szalec. Pieknosc jej uderza, Gu
derzajaco piekna" podfug powie-
Sciopisarza), a tax trudno mt ia
opisac.
Skad sic wzieia, doNad day,
dlaczcgo nigdy W zyciu podobncj
mic spotkamy?: Wciaz szukam
jej podobiehstwa, lccz ME spoty-
kan nigdzie. Wszystkie mole Ii
CINE znajome sa PrzcSliczne.
Me wypada mi, drosic panic
wyrazit caicgo szacunku / uwicl-
bienia, jake ola was zywie. y
jcSli was kiedy krytykuje, to tyI-
10 dlatcgo, azcby opanccrzyc
SERGE swoje, talk iatwo miioSci2
wybuchajqce, a tax trudnc W wy
borze. Wy same, gdybym sic u
niosl W zachwycie, Z rumicfccm
ma cudnych leach, kt6rcgo autcn-
tvcznoSc oSmiclilcm sic kicdy>
podejrzywaG... przc.waIybySric
potok mego zapaiu. Nicmniej jc-
dnak, drogic panic, nawct W
moich oczach mic mozccic stanqc
obok tych kobict, o ktorych czy-
tamy. J~estcScie - jczcli wolno
sic tax wyrazit - z innej ulepio-
ne gliny. P~ieknoScl4 waszcj du-
sly i twarzy moge sic napawat,
ME tracqc - rozulnu - aczkol-
wick ccnie ia wysoko. W rozmo-
vie - przyznaje - ~jestcScie zrc.
CINE i dowcipnc; chociaz - via
domoSci vase mic s9 rozlcgle /
| roznorodnc. ale W tom w}aSnic
wasza zasiuga... dobrc wyCho-
wanic-malo do zyczenia poo
stawia... a jednak... mic bic
cd was - jakby to Powiedzicc -
ten blask nadprzyrodzony, jaki
swicci mad czolem bohatcrch po-
wicsciowych.. Posiadacie niclada
uporek, cAsie nazywa... ,,stafo-
scia chardktcru."
Jcstcm prawie pcwny, &c wa
mocno fobchodza toalety, ale to
wszakzc czynicic ola mas, aic-
by nam" sic podobat, "a co ME
zawsze jestcSmy wdzieczni...
F:ryzury vase mic Podobaja sic
nam, ale to juz wilma gfupoty ma
szcj, re ME przegladamy daw-
nych rocznikow mod, kicdy to
byly daleko potworniejsze, sufi-
tow siegajace a]rchitektury ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-12-07

je Z tel drugicj Pozosta!ej Iupi-
ny i obsmarzyt w ryncc ia mali
iIosci Swiczego mask, (dcI':
troche cukru). Obrat kilka ia
bIck, ugotowat jc do mickoSci,
pokrajawszy W taIarli, W maic;
iloSci woody, z dodatkicm cuhru.
ricco skorki c%ytrynowcj i wilma.
Nastepnic wymieszat L kasztam"-
mi i podawat na mafych sPodccz,
kach Z mafymi widelczykami Go
wilma pred kolacya.
Ma Town Of IAAN MONA otrzym'2
-Dz1ENN1K" " nastepujacych miet
scach:
CCHONLAZ -
II 4s1. 81. Lincoln Utica.
JANKIEW1Cz
l71s ". 4s.ma utica.
MELZNSKI -
1714 ". 4S-ma uiicl
STREJSMAN -
1909 So. Loomis ulica,
H0NDs -
Alma utica i Racine ave,
LOPACNSKI -
1859 Gross aye.
g. ITALIAN -
51-szej / Halsted
BOCHN1AK -
1915 ". 43cia utica.
woJTKoWsKI
4524 50. Ashland av>.
BRzOZTOwsKI
4802 So. Throop III.
KRETOWICZ -
1888 So Throop NJ.
Ma narotnfku - 47mej I Ashland ave.
CZARNIK - 4sta / Ashland ave.
Ma ~narn1nikn !1s,.j Ashland ar",
AM McSbane Bell Foundry e.,
~ BALTIMORE ND.
N Dzwony koieielne, dz~or!.
" Dfvi&ens MsnenaJ.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-17
New Firm Offers
Prize for Slogan

Under the firm name Of Dough-
ton and Miller two former resi-
dents of Astoria have established a
hardware store at the business site
formerly occupied by the Barnes
Cash store. at 286 north CONNER
|cial street. ]. B. Doughton and H.
Miller are the owners Of the new
enterprise and with their families
have located In this city.
"A new and complete stock Of
hardware. paints. glass. ETC., has
been installed, the new firm hav-
ing opened for business Novem-
Der Is.
AS a part Of their Lets get
acquainted" program. Doughton
and Miller are offering a cash prize
for live slogan to be used in ad-
and on letter heads.
The contest is open to anyone in
this section, and closes Novem-
Der 80.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-17
Aggie Bowl to
Be Modernllized
Arena, Report

oregon Agricultural College. Cor
Wallis. Nov. 17-PIans for an Amer
icanized Roman arena for the col
lege have just been completed oy
the engineer. r. r. Clark ~, "
lewis and Clark, consulting engi-
neers OF Portland, and Lee a.
Thomas. ,07 of Bend. consulting
architect. The big steel, concrete
and wood grandstand, rushed 20
,cnmp,etion in time for the uni-
yersity Of California. .Aggie game as
but a single unit of the entire stao-
iurn.
one unit after another Will be
oo,rnleted to meet the demands.
Evantually the wood seats in the
present grandstand will be torn OUT
and replaced by concrete. The COM
pleted stadium will not only pe
ma nmoth in size but will present
an attractive appearance because
OF the ARCHITECTURAL design.
M CLARK studied the remains OF
some of the Roman amphitheaters
in southern France such as those
in Mines and Aries, IN the course Oh
the war, and has studied stadiums
in the United States. The general
design used in eastern stadiums
could not be used here. Because
of the oregon rains a cover will pe
provided for the entire o. A. q.
stadium.
The completed stadium at the
college will be "U' shape. plan
which has proved satisfactory N
many of the eastern colleges. The
seating profile is on a paraboils
vertical curve allowing equal vision
to all seats.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-17
Powell Back In
Uniform ;Aggie
Fans Confident

Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
wallis, Nov. IT, o. A. G. football
stock scared materially when II
was announced that Gap" Powell
is out In uniform tearing 'em UT
again. The team is In fairly good
condition, according to Coach r.
B. Rutherford, and the men are ex-
pected to be on edge for the grid
iron conflict Saturday.
Many state and other dignitarles
have been invited to attend. includ-
ing the governor. secretary of state,
adjutant general. Senator George
e. Chamberlain. Senator-elect Il. N
Stanfield, Congressman G. N. Nc
ARTHUR. President p. L. Campbell,
Tof the University Of Oregon. and
the boards Of regents of o. A. G.
and the University Of Oregon, and
the board of higher curricula. The
bands Of both institutions will
play.
The game will be called prompt
ly at $3.50 o'clock. A special train
over the Southern Pacific will leave
Portland at 1880, arriving in Cor
Wallis at 1880. Arrangements have
been made for return service over
both the Southern Pacific and Ore
gon Electric roads Immediately af-
ter the game.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-11-17

'ermanent answer OF Coach Math-
ews to the proposal made by the
Indians that they be given another
chance at the championship as a
result Of the l04 to 0 drubbing they
administered to Pacific University
last Saturday.
when the Thanksgiving game
with Whitman is over Willamette
is through with football for this
year" says Coach Mathews.
In view of the 13 to 8 defeat ad-
ministered to the Indians by the
Bearcats earlier in the season,
Chemawa's claim to look-in on
the non-conference title, now rest
ing with Willamette, cannot be
seriously considered.