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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-03-17
THE PALLADIUM Has Kept Step with Richmond

But it would not be good business for
Richmond merchants or The Rich
mond Palladium. The only way that
the circulation of The Palladium could
be increased would be to reach out to
distant points. This circulation would
be of little value to Richmond mer.
chants. 1t would be outside of the nat
ural trading radius. 1t would force a
raise of advertising rates beyond their
worth to Richmond advertisers.
Yet this same check-up shows that
the average minimum rate for local
advertising in cities between $4,000
and $4,000 population is 25% higher
than The Palladium's rate.
The Palladium's circulation in the city
of Richmond is indeed remarkable.
Figured very literally there aren't
more than 1000 homes in the city.
The check-up made recently of Pal
ladium circulation in Richmond shows
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-03-17

CTEADILY the line of Palladium
- circulation has been mounting for
the past decade. From 800 it has
gradually gone up to more than L, 900.
The Palladium is taken by the reader
because it is wanted. There is not a
single copy of The Richmond Pallad-
ium taken in home in Richmond or
within the closely knit circulation
trade territory, for any other reason
than that the subscriber wants to read
the news matter and the advertising.
A recent check-up on the circulation
and rates of newspapers in the country
published in cities of population be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 showed that
The Palladium stood fifth in circula.
ton among rs newspapers of this
classification.
1t would be an easy task to put The
Palladium first in the United States.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1921-03-17

that there are 22,50O actual buyers in
the homes which take The Palladium
each evening.
There is point of great Importance
in this to the Richmond merchants.
1t means that unassisted by any other
advertising medium, The Richmond
Palladium can carry with success the
selling messages of the merchants to
the people of Richmond and the sur
rounding territory. :-:"@53=iJr !: I n
One great newspaper in the middle
west has slogan, 1921 will reward
fighters.'' To the retail merchants of
Richmond, this means careful buying,
close economy of store keeping and.
wise advertising. Advertising in such
a paper as The Richmond Palladium,
with it's large covering circulation and
it's low rate, is not an expense. 1t is
sales tool. @'... ~5 - q
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
Deaths

Armstrong; ;,.Feb IS. WILLIAM. G.,
sofs ssH s .rvsss a@ AoSS,3 H1 3+R' 70 Arm M
Residence, 822 ~ sea o. Enrp oyes Of
HissTfI soTnn9n nuJssu pss iGy''sG e. JOHN , povLr
MSqdsy, n, ss a. O;o 4 n n from is,s Iesldsnes
sr?s'" 1sisrh.hs 1 ss s.;SD ssf O. o'p. Church
cosH RisfAAf Nssc:SwH sssysS r,s Es. g.
M. ia,s rssdSnes SIS e 0ag'S q 81. sas Moor.ps.
''Sf SRrNxWoRTA II ri eFsS priyst'' q, 1921, JANE
Due notIce Of tunereI VIII be slven, from
- ByRNs.--FsD. ~ DANtEb V. ison of
Rsatives and rr,Sds also % HoIH sms sSsa So So
are nyIsd tro his 70 sTs re,sna. fsnsss ss
requiem mass at St reE" FranS!, of 9'sT assIsi
chsfSs Iny 70 a Tss Int Hsy Iss, sgyqIGhTs Gem
rorj., Eea,iyes. and friends inYltsd 10 III.
Ssne M "a ms sosn tSs% rssu. q: ass ns;
g.. James Church 10 a m. Int. private
n? - SAaSsEtf' I'm Feb. %, WILLIAM F,
Drank. IT.. %,ds ss fs Ps as s.rSss rs1sPGs gs iss
soeSRis exSTEss srss' S"'! y, 1921, MAURICE J..
cholim tho Cniysrs!ty Club. Esg.neers' Club
isf ss HS"n ~. Invited 1ysF: .c .nT q tunsrs RsnH
SDn as,n 10 G. I'M Int At s,lRsi NJ .'' residence 1903
Of Mary A. Csseboer Incs paltonj and SON
OF Emma and ths ists Charles cassbesr.
SEsS sna,Ss 6Sss aoS trshS' 3 "a :'S nv.d f.
70 ssd. .SGsTs sss sssixe' hs SsS wIs;nom!ns n,e
:. CLARE. .-.Februsiy IL. 1921. ELEANOR
" s''Syed cqs sqss9.r s., Si HS5rS sns
ss.tsnd ths fun.rsl d. s',urqay 80 a.; m.
=. ehsreh of the visisaslsS%. o. T. ''v'' y. n. Int.
Holy Cross cemeter"' Washington papers
s,'sii eIESRI;-r.s. sfSi: %. 1921. PATRICK j..
Wins I'm s., sSop .n%,sd 10 attend hNi1 ~:
neral; sat. $50 2. m, lat. residence. li7
@tchasrs Church 10 a m. Int Holy Cross
w6 y 5SsS coniSy J. nt. Fee as e.
e;tssd fnf1sral s. l., sat- a. m, from her lste
Coco Council $50 a. M Int. Mt NJ. CAY caFmsi 81
v,SoNwASr;,,Ese; 20. lAAEs J. CONWAY.
CooNEY. = Feb. 81. 1921. JOHN K.
attend fuLcral. Monday. s a. m. from his
late residence. 1894 8. goth ~. High ma ss
OF requiem St. Thomas Aquinas Church o: 80
a. m, Interment Holy Cross CcmeterS'.
coYLE.1A, s.; Ersne!s, Hosp!.al; Trsn.
ton y. j.. FEB. 70, MARY 4. COYLE. Rela.
tives. and friends are invited 10 attend fu.
neral from the residence OF Mrs. W. NJ
Heron. Burlinston ct. Bordentown. N J. +,
Sat, q. m. Solemn hiVh mass. 81. Aiary's
Church. a. m Int, 81. Mary's Gem.
Bordentown
CRoliB1E. On February 81. ANNIE: be-
loved wife Of Richard cronrolc (rs'e DaY).
Relatives and friends invited 10 funeral. Mon.
day; at 80 a. m. from her late residence.
1912 N. Hobart st Solemn roduleln ma ss
at Our Lady OF Rosary Church 10 a m.
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Dublin.
Pa PAPER, please copy:
Episcopal Horne. EUNICE. widow o. Charles
Cromw.ll. aEsd. 1oa. Funeral servces at
tho Home. belmont and Edgeley aves.. Sat
ESQ ?: m. precIselv. in',. Nj. Peace Cen.
DAVls.-Feb, 20 1927 IDA LIsETTA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
rnRe,GN TRADE FALLS OFF
s,oor,, and Imports Shrink, but
p,,,nee Is Favorable TO v. 8.

washington, Feb. 25.-lBy A. p -
"h,;nkare Of 500, 900 900 in Ameri-
% %arport trade in January was re.
essrrtsd esr today by the Department of
E EEormerce. Imports for the month fell
~ s65. 900. 900, as compared with the
1mn.osember on figures The trade balance
y DoIe toyar Of the United states for jan
w W. Nv was SAC, 900 900.
"'Iy Iynoorts during the seven months
.nind ending with last January were
psinSd AT SO. .543, 200, 900 agninst 81.
yse yssu o9o. 900 In the corresponding period
.Uo'yV .So yesr before. Exports totaled 81,
aps sss IN, 900, compared with S4,5S5,
oS0O00 SS' 900 in The corresponding period last
gear. .,, .,.a .. e,o
ooo 200 in January and to S342 900, 900
wVHe " tbe seven months. as compared with
~ . 'o oo0, 600 in January, 1920. and S3S,-
Sno 100 In the corresponding seven
UVv montbs the year previous. Gold ex-
%VT an%s T showed a large drop, amounting
p ~, on,v AZ. 600, 900 in January, as com.
70 u,sod o%' with s4S, 900, 900 in January,
Zoo Imports of silver for the seven
unn,bs were S37, ,000, 600, as compared
mI%'S ra;th S56 900 900, while exports were
sss w,sI 600, 900, as against s122, 900, 600.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
George z. Kane Dead

West Chester, Pa, Feb. 70. ---George
r. Kane, aged sixty seven years. died
early today at his home. West Barn
ard street, following a long sickness
with diabetes followed by sangrene 10
foot He was a charter member Of
West Chester Castle, Knights of the
Golden Eagle. and Captain Roberts
Comma ndery Of the same order, as well
as OF the Fame Fire Co.. West Chester
Band and other orga nizations. He had
esn as.er os ns 0, ,ae SaS.e ior
years had charge OF the press depart
ment Of the Daily Local News here. He
was formerly superintendent OF the
West Chester Machine Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
PANAMA TO FINANCE ITSELF
Native Fiscal Agent to Succeed
United States Expert

Panama, Feb. 25.--(By A. P.l--
ryrsncIaI divorce of the United States
nd Panama Is contemplated by officials
oT tbe Panama Government. President
porrss indicated here last night. He
.tste5 that after Addison Il. Ruan,
RATED States fiscal agent here, leaves
March 2S, q Panaman Of exceptional
,bilties and absolute integrity would
b, made fiscal agent.
He added it has been decided not to
r,new The contract with a United States
hank TO act as depository for govern
rent funds, because I'VE have O ma
rionsl bank, efficiently managed and in
nrosperous condition
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
KRUPPS TO BUILD IN CHILE
Government Grants Concessions to
Gunmakers, Berlin Reports

Berlin, Feb. 25.--(By A. P.)-The
vossche Ieitung reported Yesterday the
Chilean Government has given a con-
ression TO the Krupps, with the right
10 acquire land to build factories.
A large number of German workmen
will take advantage of the concession.
the newspaper says, and emigrate 10
Chile
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
Wills Probated Today

Wills were admitted 70 probate to.
day in the following estates: Richard
4. Lewis. 1923 Wallace street,
s9S,5O0; DR.. Isaac #. Roberts. 1905
North Fifteenth stret. $50. 900; Ed
ward ]. Thompson. 2045 North Fiji
teenth street. $15, 800: Augustus
Welcb, 400 Main street, $6850. In
ventories were filed in these estates ::
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25

Vincent Gawronski, 81, ,9s3. 80 Sarah
A.. Pile, SS151 .04 John Crist,
$l4,800; Alfred Walton, s9s87 81
John j. Meyers, S12,632.97; Charles
J. Evans, $38,8S1 ga; Celena F.. Booz,
Sl2,015.30, and Annie Il. Kiefaber,
e11 ,4gf 80
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
I.EnAI. AnYFRrIkE,,ENTr

i,1xs NOTICE rs HERyBy GIVEN THAT
~ an application will be made 70 the
Governor Of the State Of penn.ylvanis. 90
Monday. the fist day cf Ms.sh iys' Ss
Horace stepksns. utdsr the set q AsssrnslN
Titled An act to provide for the incorpors,
ton and rssristion, q certain cerpors Tons,
tRois,o, Tor a cha L,ot OF sn INTENDED corpors'
tion to be called Silver Lake Ccfi Cofnbanx'
tho character ard object OF which H. pur-
chasing. leasing and othsrgiss s,eau'rsns 1ns
lands and other real estate and person., ,sn
property necessary and convenient FOR INC
purpose OF the orss n.zation ard business OF
tho corpora ton, and Of mining and preparing
coal ard such other minerals as may be IN
cidsntaliy developed, and manufacturing COKE
ana ether prodyets Hnd such minefs,s "a ang ~
purcha sinS acquiring. ereotihs. bring ana
maintaining all rolling stock, boats, barses.
plants machinery and other property neces
ssry and convenient for tho carving on OF
said busiIsss, and for these purpores 70
have and posssss and enjoy sn risilts. bens-
FITS a nd privileges OF the said act OF Assem-
''' BIC fpnf1cRsoN.' IssEifTtLER q Mccoycu,
Solicitors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
IN NtFAIORIAN

~ MEMORIAM
LOUIS NEwH0FFER who departed ,his
life February 20, 1920.
MhLLowELL. = HENRY n. HALO
w VEL TLs LOVING, rememorsGse Rspartsd
WILLIAMS oS.--1n loving err,!rnbrsnee OF
our eonr uncle, JOHN d. WIILiAMsoN'
who departed This life Feb. "a, 1919.
JOHN ELSIE, ELLA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
HYLP WANTED-MALE

BRONZE AND IRON FiTrERs
Flrst.class men on ornamental work, 4S
hours; open shop: S44 Der wsek: steady posi-
tion for rood, experienced men: also good op.
portpnty for worEing foreman as ASSISTANT
Apply In person or by letsr EiNiRE ful! par
ticulars William II. jackson Co ST0 Pres.
tdent ST.. Brooklyn.
ANVASSER-NeceEslty In every home good
pay: no colIactlons Mr.. Parker 1905
parkHav. after Q q. NJ.
CARPENrERs wanted Apply with tools
irwin Leighton. contractor. Lakehurst
CoOPERS on tight ba rreis; sSS per weok
for SShour SHIFT; convenient "a anita ry'
chop. Enterprise CoorsraSo snvder Gnd
Dilworth 81
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
SITUATIONS wANTEp-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. tsX srec!,l!s, VIII open and
clos, books !rstall systems, my part-t.ne
bookkeeping dept Will Keep Doo.;s for cnr
cerns who DO not require the sorylcaa OF a
steady bookEseper a. YER .Ow charge
602 PRrkVsv Bcg,
BOOKKEEPES--Douole en'ry modern n
counting methods, 0,Hears experience. now
On stan OF certified public accountant.
dosiros stea d. DositioN IN Philsdelphia vi,
ACCEPT small sslarH % avoid 'rGN .iing as 3 ?
present. \ 92c. ledger one.
CIVIL engineer wants poPlInN with marJ-
fscturer who desires 20 build eEperlenc Hd
IN Industrial corBt- -Iction D-S' references
A s2l Ledger OrTicA
EXECUTIVE - ASoI e-the-a"eThga oHiCe o.
10 Ctorr executive. wei, versad IN rnauaK-
i-g CORE spending. eUp,o'ing and advcrtIs.
lng. desires position where sh''t" and ir!ti-
ative VIII be appreciated and CrcourAE~j
4 8l6 Ledger Office.
PRODUCTION ENGINEHR degrls oxoc .tr 2
position; experienced In fac'orv lav.ou'
cost reduction. drafting. cRlcioncv methods
utilization OF waste, editing hose organ and
Write 2bl0 Aspen 81. or call pop.a- SO0I
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
s1TUAT1oNswANT FEMAI1
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE
BUSINESS EXPER tENCE

Fade OF American aisl. nearing ls nae
emp:oytd desires 20 place her in posi'Ioa
oHerlnE better future. she has ,.rr. Era,
anal lSticsl mind and sycs!Ien, ,1.rSr" "
graduated months ahead OF her class y ::
'ak!nr extra studies: has won 2 schoiar,hio
medals: was vai:dictortan or he? class :
EtsmnSr school; hao sllo"n exceptional sL,':
Mathematics. algebra. caornis.rv bloiar-.
and other ana!"t'cal studies has rCsd
raciousl| outside OF her school woIk 49,
proficient IN English refined tastes pies,11
appearance. good health cultured home 81.
"ironment: graduate Phila School Of Iilirr
smiI'Sr m. with With q! leading syst:ms ,nar'.cI:
"Nper. enc2; now employed in position ofTsrySS
United possibilities: situation desired ir,
phiLous.nhis convenient 20 camden ferrl o.
- Camden salary SIS ~ rs, ISdser
WOMAN. r-.ned. Intelligent: middle arSo
very hard OF hearing. wants par OF fuE
: mo work. 10 ob.gInE. l[indl~ sYd cheerful
EOod reader, plain sewer. ""ry fond OF chr.
nren and sEcd person, doe, no, want - do
ne dridger| OF housewoTS: but IL wiling :
hslp. VIII travel II desired. o. would bs
olcased to wor. in IN Institution up 10 IL
INIT q: her capab litirE references unaurs
aned b02 Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
BOOKS

A very InJsusl business opportunity fer
live woman with businsss aoiitty.
culture. potential soc'sl contact. knowledts
OF books ard book values; eSperiorcs in book.
selling ard cstsiosinr would be helpful. Al.
dress In Csnddencs with fun particulars =
b3i. ledger ofhce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
CLEARWATER. FLA,
JACKSON srnINGs. n. o.
-I----.-;-,-,--..--,.,,-,..;.-..;,.-i ,,...

SAJksv.> hxsLlSub hUIEL
Jseksoa BpSinks. N. q.
Near rInehurss snd famsSs F9at sSpssss; nsS
ss9eEs and yiid turkey. A kSasrn hStsi 30 ~
;sStsl lSa@:F MSS:r,: s:..cs sos Es fsrs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
HELP wANTED-MALE

ASSISTANT BUYER
4 LARGE pITTsBURGH. PA"
DEPARTMENT STORE
rsoulr.. the service, Of an exp.rl.ne,s
ASSISTANT BUYER (AfALE)
FOR REApr.To- WEAR DBpARrNBNT
Nust be alive TO tho nseds OF the
merrhs ndisinz game. 10 repiy1nt
state experience
wriis " 200. Ledger once
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
FEBRUARY PIANO SALE

During rebruary wS ned ,ho s,oa,est s.l.
Of The enti's 80, ~ sbs H,Ho . H5bmoS abI snt
T3i oe'ow ne he fHrn1.- G 10" p-cs! Tul- !. an
We ircnae al o. tNe Heppe SIarantyes ana
privileges as roLows
% Cssa GSI% ref4nj in ,Asr,y d4ys : npaoo J.. IN
}sT:s.; {sT:: t2~ ..GcH Sf"fs = .sss, :: 2ay .om
fFcond,haHd .s P%"@. Sr,,; :sT! e, l., 20 o'a"
Seyer% .euor4.haud p'Rve'.p arns, Dncpui,
3: % y,s M>ssa:', . 2, C-2r,,s,23 Z 81, Il" ''s'
on wSstrr r'am";s r'amr!",i;s % a, $50. -..n- ,.,.,.
fancy than the ord!nsr" plano v."I On.
s2gna,nS Soara ne Msp2e - 's TTp%", c.
100 Pts"o;e2 rarc,s made B." ;gca' A.o
''",r Sc, ,,"v...P -, N,~ Ucrn. n'src'a
prs0o ,Ac SEQ p.u Nr' pa,S.a a,I ~.
,Ir.T; .T"'T. ssra5'.cl b.Torsrston scorr,y
st,a Ts",t , 'S.2s 'sTTra " -a "r.d "a
csu o. wrmG G:, 70. -,t "a g" :...o,"' cas-
HEPPE'S UPTOWN STORES
COME. =, rs.sasl aaS },Ts2.,r''" ,sS, -.
LARGE sroIE retar. ega ra!ran,sod an.
rScHl'e ,oo's s-o4 o.. ,omns's ca'o,osC,
a.. N mEE.'HE : y. ! :. wrTTEHr.M pHG2..g ,,..
rIONOdRAPHS ,ortous T,a1cs tFkcl IN
"a il Tor "'c'ro;a'. 20 ne SOD . na,f pr.cs
%.@.snsn 90 sSs Boo. so%tS Et,E,Ha '" '''a.""
c!s p5ao, M DH n YYSa ts. e9S4%S S;: % sopg
sd 80 S2a' rIsrc. s so It cEc,ma, cHE"%' ~"
COLUMBIA .Ertt9no'e, with cslact ;i'a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
EMPLOYMENT AdFNcIcs

EDUCATIONAL. and Domestic Emp.o,nen.
Club. 12b .. Sydenharn (l6tn and 'WaIr,t1
--Goyerness nurses spectall",
SIX cooks. white, tl2.SlS; 10 general h,Ysa-
work girls white or colored t0-si? o85
q 9th a..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25

PRESsERs - FInished pressers on msn's
coats. Apply DreyIous 4 Lang Broad ana
wallace Sta. Mu!tord Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25

AGENTS wantea burton Was!.,. go I,e
Estate Trust Bldg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25
General

SCHOOL OF SALESMANSI1lp
sales orya MIA ton. high standing, ooenlux
school OF salesmanshlp for men WHO aro a,
present employed. but smb!tioIs 70 taks ,p
ing 3-week course In tho evening - 4
admission free; those Qualifying VII bs given
position where earning DO v.r runs 10 $50
week Or rno-s -Addresa sol. T~d or.
WE TEACH YOU TO DRIVE AND REPAIR
AUTOMOBILES
I.h FOR FCl.L COMPLETE COURSE ,yJ
SATTLER's. 1901 TO 10 sorIng Garden o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-25

WOMAN Iniddle aged. VINO can take a youns
woman into her own homo for eAmpanion. :.
ship and care: must bo OF hiFh character and
ronneHeht; Protestant religion; suburban or
nearby country preferred; IN reply klva do
tailed particulars srI references. 4 e25.
LedGer Offce
YOUNG LADY, neat, accurate experienced
on perpetual inventory work. Apply EN-
playment Departmement ". X Mu!ford
Co. tou,th floor. 18Th and WaIlace SITS.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

.ng it Il practice to ride bicycles
unon the sidewalks in tins city. but
this did not exempt J. IT, En6e-
man, p.c2rietor of Engman's Dairy
Mr.. Engemans little hoy Nas ar
rested Tuesday on complaint ot
Grover Yates night office, who
charged him with violating that
city ordinance prohintiug vehicles
upon sidewalks. II is said the Eng
eman boy and many others have
been in the habit of riding theif
wheels on the walk il. front of T.
d. Aliens house in the northwest
part of town for the reason that
the street is in such bad condition
that bicycles cannot be ridden up
on it. Mr.. Engeman demanded a
Jury trial for his son and the ease
was tried before a selected jury on
Wednesday afternoon. j. +, Hos
mer was attorney for the defend
ant and Custer Ros:; acted as city
attorney Several witnesses were
called and it proved to be the case
of considerable amusement. Les
mer undertook to bring out testi-
mony in direct examination to the
effect that it was cas- Of spite
work on the part of the officer be
cause the Engeman boy had been
persistent in trying 10 collect a.
milk bill from the police. The only
recourse for the jury upon the evt-
dence was to find tho YONG man
guilty, but recommended that the
fine be remitted. When the verdict
was so rendered Judge Van Valken-I
burg fixed the fine At $3.50 and
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

structed and finished with a hard
surface.
20. The Pacific highway from
Multnomah county line through
Washington county and Yamhill
county by way Of Hillsboro, Forest
Grove, McMinnville, to Dallas
Monmouth and Independence in
Polk county; to Corvallis and Mon
roe in Benton county, and through
Eugene to the north line of Doug
las county" And
Whereas, certain individuals are
circulating petitions for the pur-
pose Of recalling the present coun-
ty judge based upon certain objects
and principals, among which is re4
puted to be 'co-operation with the
state highway commission in locat-
ing the West Side Pacific highway
from McMinnville through Holmes
Gap, RickreaIl to Monmouth,
thence south to Corvallis, all OF
which is contrary to the letter and
spirit of the above mentioned law;
and
Whereas, It is Of the utmost i'm
portance to the future welfare and
development of this community
and to the city of Dallas, and its
inhabitants, that the above men
toned law be enforced and the
state highway commission be con-
PEELED to construct the West Side
highway according to the letter and
the spirit of the law; and
Whereas, Certain individual resi-
dents and inhabitants of the city of
Dallas have publicly announced
that they favor the location of said
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

highway via Holmes Gap, Rick
reall, Monmouth and thence south,
which is detrimental to the best
interests and welfare of the city of
Dallas and its Inhabitants;
Therefore, Your petitioners most
earnestly and respectfully request
that all residents and inhabitants
of the city of Dallas, regardless of
your other views and feelings who
deem it compatible with your duty
of loyal allegiance and faithful
service to his city and community,
that you, and each of you, retraCt
your statement of cooperation
with the highway commission in
connection with said recall until
such time as the said commission
announces its intention to comply
with the law; and be it
Resolved, That a copy of this
memorial be published as an nd in
the Polk County Observer and
Itemizer, newspapers of general
circulation in the city of Dallas.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-01-28

formulated, the Mountain States
company will extend the line from
Albany to jefferson. A delegation
Of Jefferson people held a confer
ence with the Mountain States
company at Albany this week and
submitted the plan as outlined
above. While nothing definite was
reached at the conference, it is
said that considerable encourage
ment was given out by the COM
pany.
jefferson petitioners state that
the municipal plant now in oper-
alton, and buying the energy from
the Jefferson FIGURING mills, is
inadequate to meet the require
ments. The extension of the Noun
tain States line to this city, it is
said, will afford a night and day
service, which is not possible un-
der the present conditions. The
Mountain States people have taxi
en- the matter under advisement
and in the meantime the PROPOSE
ton will receive thorough investi-
cation.