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TRANSFER CO.. INC.
Padded Motor Vans for
Local and Long Distance Moving.
White Men In Charge.
Free Fire Insurance While in Transit.
First-class Service and Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
1O44-54 29th ST. NV.
Phone West lS<1
philadelphia. New York.
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WANTED.

HOUSE WITH J.. ACRE OR MORE. BE
tween Georgetown and bethesda: Will rent oi
buy. Address Box 332 K. Star office. 1S'
SMALL ACREAGE WITH ORCHARD. WITH
house or without. LLOYD WHITE, 9:3 ST.
NV
HOUSES. LARGE OR SMALL. 10 SELL IN
Alexandria county. Va. thaving personally
made 100 sales in nearby Va. past ~
nonthsl: IL years experience real estat te
salesman. Perhaps it would be to your advan-
tage to list Virginia property for sale with me.
No sale. churge. WALTER o'HARA. Will
lett Il Renecke Co.. 1859 II NV. PHI Main 1929.
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The purchaser at the above sale. having
failed to make good his deposit. the above de-
scribed property will be resold at public auc-
tiop at the risk and cost of said defaulting
nurchaser upon the same terms and conditions
and at the same place. on SATURDAY. THE
TWENTIETH DAY OF MARCH, 1929, AT
ELEVEN O'CLOCK Am.
EUGENE H. TAGGART, Trustee.
mh13 -d& &dbs eX. .Su
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FOR RENT-A 1-RO0M NEW HOUSE WITH
GARAGE AND 20 ACRE FARM NEAR FALLS
CHURCH VA. WITHIN HALF AN HOURS
RIDE FROM WASHINGTON: HIGH GROUND,
WE'LL DRAINED. GOOD WATER AND SOME
70 ACRES MORE OR LESS IN TIMBER.
$50 \ MONTH. APPLY GEO. +. CURTIS.
So5 RIGGS BLDG.. OR PHONE FRANKLIN
Coo.
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IHkE L ACRE FARM.
C-n


81 $50
rooms. attic. cellar large front porch "-story
barn. nice neighl,rr>: b-crnt carfare. specially
adapted for chickens and truck very fertile
soil: vacant; easy terms, good clear title. See
picture.
c. A. NJ. WELLS.
1901 st. NV.
FOR SALE on EASY TERNS-OvER 100
suburban homes ranging price from 81 500
to $50 600. Some have acreage.
CHARLES IL DOING.
S1T 1ith 81. NV. Phone Main 3a31.
CORNER LOT. JOG. 1G>i25 ri, CHEVY
Chase. u. e.. on Lew boulevard. one block
square from toan. Address {. V
ApuIN'r. = W 81. NV.
Il. BUNGALOW; large lot, NJ station. s:,5oo
t. r: IL. at sta atiun.. :. 500
: r . a.: fruit. shade: at station ..... 800
10 r ~. n fruit, shade: fur; ut cars. 800
& T.: II a.. frnit. :-uragt. shade ....... 3 2JO
Ais" stock and dairy farm, suburban homes
ptd acreage. {. L. MILLS. Uakt"n. Va. Phone
Nleni.a L. Il. 10
SIX ROOM HOME. LARGE LOT, BATH AND
heat at Mclean. Va. $1,000.
Seven room home /. acre bath heat fruit ;
East Falls Church. $3.50.
Six-room bungalow. bath; barn; 100 fruit
etc. $500.
Farms. large and small. and lots in Fairfax
and Alexandria counties; wooded sites over
iookin,. the Potomac.
COURTLANpS TITLE co. INC.
Phone Rosslyn S12-F1l. Mclean. Va.
For EENT.
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THOMAS J. OWEN & son, AECTIoNEERs.
THOMAS J. UWEN sun, AEITIUNEERs.
Trustees Sale OF Valuable
Eight Story and Cellar Mod
ern and Well Located Office
Building, Known as the Bar
rister Building,' Situate Num-
her 63S "F" Street Northwest

Der OSo - Street Northwest.
Ry virtue of n certain deed Of trust duly
corded in Iiber No, Abs. folio 153 ct seq. Of
the land records Of the District of Columbia
and nj the request of the party secured there
by the undersigned trustee will SELF at public
auct ion. in front of the premises. on MONDAY.
THE EIGHTH DAY OF MARCH. AID 1920
AT FOUR-TIIIkTY O'CLOCK PM. the fol-
lowing described land and premises situa to
and being lot numbered forly-two t42l. in An
J.rson B I.acey's combination Of lots in square
numbered four hundred and fifty five t4.5i. aS
,,,r pIar recorded in the office OF the sur
yeyor for the District of Columbia in Liber 3s
mt folio 1875 Sold subject to 3 first deed OF
trust for $50 600 dated October 20. 1915. and
recorded October ~. 1919. in lIbrr as26. Mt
folio 3lH of the land records of the District
of Columbia and subject also to second deed
Of trust for so. 600. dated December l. 1917
and recorded December II. 1917. in l-iber 4037
mt folio as of the land records of the District
of Columbia.
Terms of sale: All cash over and above said
prior deeds of trust. A deposit of $1,000 will
be REQUIRED Of purchaser ut time of sale and
The trustee reserves the right to require any
bidder ur bidders to show evidence of abil
ity To make said deposit upon request All
conycyanciur recording revenue stamps. ETC.
at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale to he
cop,uli.d with within thirty days from day of
sal. otherwise the trustee reserves the right
"a resell the property at the risk and cost of
the dcfaulting purchaser after tiV" days ad-
vert isement Of such resale in some newspaper
nublished in Washington. ID. &.
EUGENE H. TAGGART, Trustee.
PAUL SLEMAN.
Attorney for Party Secured, Colorado bldg.
feo3 l&dS, ,eX. Su
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WANTED.

WANTED.
WANT TO RUY DIRECT FROM OWNER,
inrm on Or near the 9TH st. pike Rockville
pike. Give all details and particulars. Ad
dress Box 2lo-S. Star office. II"
MANrED-TO RUI OR RENT WITH PRIV
il"se OF buying. farm Of 30 acres or more
state road in Montgomery county Md. within
20 miles of Washington. Give full particulars
IN first letter. Address Box 35O-R. Star =" ..
LIZ
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ID DESIRABLE L NV. HOMES
WITH ACREAGE.

Sh'" Nearly horse of rooms and
p'ih: h!"'' porrh"s: electricity; furnace heat
acre land: beautiful shade: poultry house,
'''- Located Oh tr- macadau road. short walk
u iort>t GhH electric. excellent community.
*hsn cash required
81 "b-Nery attractive semi bungalow: S
hltr IaTg" rooms. Ill" bath: massive ..tosats
hol."airr heat. electric lights: III" electric
fahS". Very ia-1', !i%ht ba.eii-It. Iious" is
L. "F! new, We! c"rs rect ii. in splendid con
nni"r. EAc' 'iatu' garage; large poultry housa
J }. acres good iHHG. b-aring fruit. all ,aric-
!" r.. grapes. teIrirs. ctr: spacious lawn,
s""s' and shruiuvry. Located III growing com
H.uhity. on good road and clos. To Rockville
'h rtrIc. This hone is especially desirable.
Sl..hO-rhis ralua bic iitt-e farm of g acres
las long frontage Rock i!le Iikr and ,let-
IFi', close TO and overlooking Ed.euipOrr: i'm
proved by attraCtir" Euusr Of rooms but
sleeping porch UHEsuai! large and light IA.
fir. large front and sid" p"rciiss. hut-wa ter
heat; electric lights. iIouse in splendid reIair.
fcaatiful lave nice shade: fruit and berries
DwEer going west.
GE''. ". ALLEN. Real Estate,
5f2 Colorado building. FIankin 5567. IS.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,

HOW TO Re YOUR LANDLORD on A CASH
,aynen; Of $:i0r aud SO per month in Cnevy
Chase" y. {. Address Box 2o9-S. Star office.
IN BERWYN. MD.--HtNt;AIOW: ROOMS
end bath: electric lights: large lot. Address
T.. o. Box 126. Rerwyn. Md IT,
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, ThktMA pAHk HOMES
Two bungalows. Immediat" possession. ST. so
each Very neat bungalow. So. 30. Good E-rnnnl
tile hoGSr. Sl.2't. several other bungalows
s. 900, Sa.nno. $40. s12.In0 Two and half
acres land. H-r"nm house. fruit close in
$'.S'H: lin" water. lG'rS" twn-famiy ap,., fine
grounds. old shade" ut ahout the price OF Il
G-roum hnlis"; excellent location Fine Groom
house. lot 80 IT. deep: So 300 I;uildiu. lots
It speciality.
TAkOMt PARK REALTY co.
Cn' Trk,p, Port &
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NOnllntnClnS TO :oU Nm.
Crescent DishwaSher '25OO pieces per hourl
battery of Crn> 3D., gh. hot water and 3
10 gal. cnireei; 1T. 12-hon Steam Tables.
with plate warmers: and #. Ste. Gas
Ranges. with bruilerS and owens: ,.-qt Peer
less Fr""z"r. with motor. 10 volts: Refrigera
tor, ~" lii. ice capncity: Steel Hood, Steel
Pan Rack. Vegetable steamer. Copper Steam
and Stock Pans, large quantity Of Crockrry.
Slver-piated Table Ware. Aluminium and En-
amel Ware. Trays, Mahogany Cash Register.
80 Oak Round Tables. 2lt Chairs, MIX Cab
met, Butter Cutter. Broad Cutter. Electric
Exhaust Fan, Water Coolers. Roast Pans.
Oliver Typewriter. Desk Menu Boards. kitch-
Requisites. etc.
Tu.b
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u YOU wANI 10 RUY or SELL, REAL ES.
TATE TAIN, IT OVER WITH NJ E NOR
can. At ENTZINGERs.
NORTHEA:/T OPPORTUNITY = DESIRABLE
@eoom any Sdll tried BATH; close to Sth and +
y. cars I0'n for garage. Price, 81, SEQ Ap-
ply ssisx department.
THOS 4. FARRELL.
y. Neodward bldg Main .ss.
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PADDED MOTOR VANS FOR LONG-DIs-
lance and local hauling: packing and Grating
done by experienced men: storage. 81 per
month up. CONNECTICUT STORAGE AND
EXPRESS CO, sos ne. Phone Line. 2523.
CLEAN, DRY STORAGE FOR FURNITURE
and pianos. Estimates cheerfuliy given. Con
yenient location. WsSCHLER'S, go Pa. ave
NV. Phone Main 1850.
SPECIAL RATES FOR STORAGESS1 FOR
single load. s. for double load; good. clesn
floor space: prompt attention. Phone Main
4fSS or call 616 La. ave.
Washington BIG Baltimore
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LEAVING T0WN--OWNER MUST SELL.
within :, days; only - minutes to L. $. Treas
ury, near car line: all improvements: pretty
Iittl" home of = rooms and garage: sla to
roof large lot 10 alley. only ST 80 90 About
$; uu" cash required, balance easy terms.
See f. \. L1NGEH. 2SII K; !. ave. ne.
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From, to - houses. taI! sections all prices.
many new. or occupant .sowErrS. ac,rllnruodariu,,
terms. Save time an'f money and SCI. US
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Semi1detached brick. rooms BATH lot oOx
(1os. htrobe heat. gas lights.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

II YoU WANT TO BTY OR SELL REAL ES-
TATE TALK II OVER WITH NJ T. NOR
GAN Al ZANTZINGER'S
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:; ACRES. CONVENIENT GOOD TOWN AND
station. high school. etc: - miles Washing
ten. modern bungalow. Or. bl til. cellar, good
elevation: we'll fenced. all necessary uuthuIld
.h->. Price. Si.I.,u Also many other bar
Gains in we'll located suburban i,umes vicinity
i.ornion. Vienna and other good towns. from
<! 'hn up. High. lei.ithful section. free from
mosquitoes and ma luria. Writ. for list. I.cl
IT, know your requirements and when 10 expect
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18Th ST HOME SITE, OVlEInoKING ROCK
,1"eh Park. 1oxl11. RESTRICTIONS a>sur,. best
surroundings. generous Building loan. EDAIL Nd
! ii. GIBSON. 80 Colorado bldg. ~"
| IA ACRES. ROOM DWELLING. EATII GAS
eng iu" ai-rIr .pO frnit rees: located on boule-
/ ward: immediate" possess on. Price. 81 900.
/ half casa. For the Hi,ov" and other suburban
/ property apply ARTHUR CARR Uyatrsyille
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ECELI. FARM AGENCY.

! ATTRACTIVE HOMES on ELECTRIC LINES
near Washington; sl'ldr. s!lruhhcry. fruit
-.r,!"IS. poultry h"uS =, auto road; 81 1'U 10
$lI.tAJ- Farms, SG.N'hl to $50 900. lots.
age. l.:'t Horr property. Some orchard prop!
! cry. JOSEPH KERRY, Vienna, Va. rhoue
4 :,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05

suit in material reductions in the spe-
cial school district levies inasmuch as
the state fund will be prorated among
the school districts. Districts which
under the present system are compell-
ed to submit to excessive school levies
or which unable to stand sufficiently
high tIeyies are compelled to forego
the employment Of competent teach
ers viii be very materially aided
through the additional contribution
from the vast amount of property
which now pays no school district tax
whatever.
Unless this state aid is extended
many schools which have been barely
able to drag along under present con-
ditions will be compelled to close their
doors next year, Carleton contends,
pointing out that so schools in Oregon
have been closed during the past year
because of inability to employ teach
ers in competition with other and bet
ter paving lines Of endeayor. This mum
ber will be increased TO not less than
than 500 districts next year If the vot-
ers fail 10 approve the elementary
school millage bill at the forthcoming
election. he insists
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05
Score of Motor lists Fall
Into Police Net When
Officers Clamp Lid On

Acting upon orders from Chief n,
Police Welsh to enforce strictly and
TO the letter the new traffic ordi-
nance. Traffic Officer verden NJ. Mof-
fitt, In two hours Tuesday evening,
arrested two drivers for speeding, one
for cutting corner, and 81 for driv-
ing with glaring and bright head
lights and spotlights on their cars
Laying aside his practice of warning
motorists when caught for the first
Ioffense. and carrying out the chiefs
orders. Traffic Officer Moffitt cpared
no one in his energetic crusade
against lawless motoring.
First evidence of the enforcement
Of the law this morning came with
the arrest of d. ]. Mccarthy of Port
land, by Officer Harry Rowe, at the
corner Of State and Liberty streets,
Tor cutting a corner. Clyde E. John
son. of this city, was arrested for driy-
ing past a standing streetcar.
Due to the volume of complaints
ODE made it was said that none of
the victims would be arraigned be-
fore Police Judge Race until prob
ably late this afternon.
Those arrested for driving with i'm
proper lights are: ]. Poulson, city;
r. Frizzell, City; B. West, city; ]. A.
Gibson. city; c. Hickman, city; 1.
Miller, Jefferson road; ]. Earl, Brooks
K, B. Rose, Chemawa; A. Hughes
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05

city; G.. Shaffer. city: r. Hunter.
city; d. Bonnie. City; S. c. North
rup, Portland: c. S. Lipshutz, Port
land: Louis Resumny. Portland; E.
Ebello, Cortland; j. Reubens, st.
Louis, Or; ]. Santer Portland; E. M.
Angel. Salem, and c. X. Bell. city.
Chief of Police Welsh said this
morning that the arrests are going to
De made pursuant to instructions
from the police committee; and that
the warning of motorists seeming to
do n ogood. will have TO be stopped.
The radical enforcement of the traf-
Tic ordinance was melting much COM
ment in the city today, and many
motorists were running autos into
garages having lights repaired, tail
lights put on, and spotlights remov-
ed.
j. F. Shunke. route 6. Salem, was
arrested during the day by Traffic
Officer Moffitt for speeding on State
street.
Chief Welsh explained today that
his statement ITO all officers ordering
the enforcement of the law was that
the combined efforts Of all officers
would be required 'until further not
ice" and that it was not his inten-
tion to convey the impression that
the law would be enforced only un-
til further notice" This statement
was published Tuesday.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05
N acLean Favors
Candidates Who
Fapor League

For outspoken league of nations
man like Taft, Hoover or Hughes .
That is the slogan of Edward "A.
Mac Lean Of Clackanas county, who
seeks election in the primaries on
May 21 as q delegate at large to the
republican national convention in
Chicago. Mr.. Mac Lean is well known
to the mercantile interests of the state
as secretary Of the Oregon state Re-
tail Merchants association and edit
or of the Organization weekly, the
Oregon Merchants Magazine. He is
also secretary of the Portland Gro
GERS and Merchants association.
There are fifteen candidates for
delegate at large to the republican
convention-four to be elected--and
of these fifteen candidates only three
announce where they stand on the
league of nations issue.
Daniel Boyd of wallowa county,
says:
mo league entangling us in Euro
pean affairs"
Judge Charles H. Carey of Multno-
nah county, says:
Favor prompt peace treaty. re-
stricting league covenants"
Mr.. Mac Leans slogan, printed
above, marks him as the conspicuous
advocate of the league of nations
among all the candidates for delegate
at large.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05
Governor Seeks
Recruit To Garry On
Fund Campaign

: II there is any organization or in
dvldual in Oregon willing to assume
the burden of carrying on a cam
paign for raising $1,000, this states
quota of Americas gift to France"
Governor Olcott would like to know
1t Thus far every effort of the gov
ernor to interest any one in this
move has been unavailing and Ore
gan stands to fail of its share IN this
contribution unless some definite in
'efest is displayed soon.
Americas gift to F'raree.n 1t is
explained will be MacMonnie sta
lue commemorating the battle Of the
harne to be erected at the place
wnere the German army was turned
PACK from its advance on Paris. The
aalue Is to cost 100000 of which
amount Oregon has been asked to
subscribe $4,000. Great quantities of
lAeralure have been forwarded to the
SOsernors office for use in the cam
pa'gn Tor this fund but so far no one
A's Oeen found who is willing to as
'ume the responsibility OF conuucr-
Jug The campaign.
ine glft, it is further explained
s s0u,u De in repayment to France
:, lne statue of Liberty which was
E'ssn'ed p'a, to this country by the
''sHch people many years ago.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05
A''lage Bill, If Passed, VIII Levy
Upon 100000, 900 Of Property
Heretofore Unassessed for Schools

5ro0s.. Than $4,000, 900 worth u
l.ss'l0. lv''y n Oregon which now esca ,es -
asn,sr. lof The support of the Gle,
ssmOsII,as schools Of the state will be
his %a bIss,.. 70 bear its just burden of
hsat / AZ u important item of govern
sa sta,s ne measure creating q two
Hssts s's's s,,.I tax for elementary schools soS
'lsstlos 80, Of the voters at the special
eastoo NAY 2i- according to +. p
nv css,o public Instruction. This nran- ,,n
i h '',ls'0n sn' explains. is not III incI,S- plOS-
ilsm ,i any organized school ' d,ss, li,s,uu !.
pshlie sa,oh zach unit 10 per cent ''tt., 81 tbs
,sst,alo ssasol distric, tax aud py ,,' ,ne spe,
snIy .ss ts,s,,.o to the support of schools schools
anIy M se the county levy which
'F school ol,ourth fourth of the total spent
M purposes. peA'
wv. 'Eo mill tax measure ,,,....,,..
n thorn H. s'a levy upon all the psJproez nroes
''a cArls,a' s.'se regardless Of it, Loo locs I
llhg al explains. therefore com
- Of tl.,s oserty s.y to bear its lust
u me-. - aaTasH The enaetmess ,e'.,s
e1l. he contends. re-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05
Fun, Eats" and "reminiscences Are
Enjoyed by ex-Service Men at Armory
Event, When 600 Take in Big Smoker

From soup to doughnuts, the le-
gion smoker at the armory, TUESDAY
night held the ex-service men to the
last minute. Something doing every
minute" had been the slogan of the
entertainment detachment in gettine
out the program and the success OF
the evening was a reflection of their
efforts.
AS hosts, the ex-service men of this
locality must concede that Capital
post No. 9, is there. DR.. E. F. Pound
served as official announcer of the
various events and must be given
credit for making every effort to keep
the program numbers on deck in
avoiding long drawn out intermis-
sions.
Big Program
The program as interspersed by
orchestra numbers was presented as
follows:
e. Cooke Patton--Magic and lots
of it. When Cooke got through with
his stunts even the village weisen-
heimers (and there were a number
presently were too far in the rear to
even attempt to tell how it was
done.
Willamette university quartet
These four ex-service men started in
poorly by rendering what one of the
fellows termed classic" stuff. The
rendition was o: k:. but the selec-
tion was hardly suitable for a smok-
er crowd. However, they were accord
ed boucoupe applause and then came
out of it" by putting over some gem
uine harmony in a manner that made
the audience hungry for more.
And then the Glee club. These w.
U. men who had also been in Uncle
Sans forces during the late war,
certainly furnished some melody.
Sketch Wins Vets
Craven and Emmel provided a clev
er sketch that was a real laugh ev-
cry second of its ten minutes dura-
tion. Craven as a veteran Of the Civ
il war and Emmel as "vet" of the
world struggle got their wires cross
e din lauding their own particular
exploits and the result was ludicrous
enough to get enthusiasm even from
the stolid ex-troopers
Commander Follet Of The state le-
gion department, made, no effort to
deliver a lengthy address, but con-
graduated the ex-service men upon
TIE existence of such a live post as
Capital No. 8, 'the second in the
state in size" was the commanders
compliment.
Propaganda Exposed
w. Carlton Smith, local command
er, also spoke briefly. During the eve
ming Commander Smith exemplified
by instance the sincerity Of the legion
in its determination to keep out of
politics. Despite the fact that the le-
gion's motto is well known, propa-
ganda matter for Hiram johnson, one
of the presidential candidates was
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05
LaFollett Now
Fayors Bonding
Issue for Roads

Miracle of miracles, the impossible
has happened.
In the legislature, Senator A. M. La
Toilette of Marion county fought
against every road bond measure. His
opposition to good roads was intense,
bitter and habitual. 1t was supposed
nothing could change It,
Yesterday he dropped in to see his
neighbor, c. C. Chapman of Hopewell'
inst across the Willamette river from
the celebrated LaFollette peach or
chard in Mission Bottom, where the
senator grew the first loganberries
that ever were grown in oregon on a
commercial scale The two cronies
passed the time of day and looked at
some of Chapmans hogs and calves.
chapman, I'm for the bonds" fl
nally blurted out the old senator who
had led the fight against every state
and county bond issue that had been
up for years.
"What bonds?" demanded Chap
man, amazed.
''The state road bonds, the amend
ment voted against, raising the linz
it from per cent to per cent" he
responded. 'Tm for the measure. l
looked over the figures that those ex-
pert accountants figured up, and I'm
satisfied the bonds won't raise my tax
es. SO I'm for EN-, as ! want all the
good roads / can get. If they are go
ing to be built in time for me to use
them. they had better hurry up and
build them, for I am getting old. l
really don't deserve any roads, the way
I'VE fought 'em, but L guess I'll get
them all right" he continued with a
wink. I'm getting all my neighbors
to vote for the measure
Eyes, l voted against the measure,
but I'm for 1t now" he concluded
Lets get the roads built just as soon
as we can. We are paying our license
fees and gas tax and we may as well
get the roads"
The bonding measure comes up be-
fore the people at the May 81 election.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-05
LATE BULLETINS

New York. May 5Sx deroyers, accompanied by the ten
der Black Hawk left their anchorage with the Atlantic fleet In
the Hudson river at today and sailed for Key West for
possible duty in Mexican waters.
Boston, May 5.-Profteerng in charged today
against Armour and Company and its New England
John Wilson The latter arrested warrant issued BY
United States Commissioner Hays evidence transmitted by
the United States district attorneys office that lamb bought for
less than ten cents pound plus freight charges of about cents
la pound had been sold here for 25 IL cents
San Francisco May 5Another increase of two and
quarter per pound for sugar wholesale announced by
the California and Hawaiian Sugar Refining company here today
with allotment of sugar obbe quoted at $2215
hundred pounds The last allotment April a. $205O per
hundred pounds.