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RECONSTUCTION
NEEDED IN ITALY
KOMK. April S l»y A. I*
American Methodist comm is." ion 1 i
recently returned to Konu* ait**r a i
extensive trip throughout Italy *o»
studv six*ini and economic conditions
here so that American Methodists may
know how best to aid Italy in hci
mvat task of reconstruction. The com
mission consists of Hr. Frank Mason
North of New York. Theodore S. Hcn
devson of Detroit, Rishop William F.
VnderSon of Cincinnati and Dr. R. M.
Tripple, head of the Methodist Kpisro
pal church here.
•*Our journey through the redeem* d
legions was a sad revelation to us,’
-aid Dr. Tripple. “We have passed
through hundreds ot devasted citi* s
ami villages of the northern province;.
""kmn.M I NT r.W KOI I RKAl \NI> PERSONAL PROPERTY OF
SI NN \|{|>. VI.ASK \ I Oil I'llK V l*. VK 19IS.
|l\ order of the Common * oitncil of I lie I own ol Se* ard.
Notice is hereby gi ei ha delinquent ta\ roll of real. Personal and
Special As aarnei s i 9 of the Incorporated Town of Seward.
I erritory ol Vlaska. »» *“r Pub,k in®Pect,on '
ih,- in no of th< rown Clerk in I he Basement of the Bank of Seward, corner
Broadway i Vd S ii 1‘erritory of Vlaska, and on
ilie Idh d i> ol Jure. 1919. the said roll will he presented to I he District t uit
for the I bird Judicial Division territory of Vlaska, .it Valdes therein, for M
just ment and order ol sale.
In te-linonv. \N hx*reol i haw aoreanto >et my hand and atlived the otticial
seal ol tht* lo"n ot^euard. lemioi\ ot Vlaska, this Slit day ol April. 1919,
Julian H. Keed.
Municipal ( lerk
t Seal) t
a \ Fax Penalty Int. Adv.l
John A. Nob*** ' 1 S.00 .4** .21 1.00 I
John A. Nob’.- 9 l 9.00 .4K .25 1.00 J
John A. Noble l*1 1 S.00 .40 .21 1.00
K. I.. Ballaine 15 1 9.00 .4s .25 1.00
J. K. Ballaine V ae. 17 1 7.20 M .19 1.00
J. K. Ballain.- I i n . 1s l 0.4(1 .22 .17 1.00
J. K. Ballaine l 19 1 1-00 .OS .04 1.00
Anna Ninr.o. K>t. '* - 12.SO .04 .24 1.00
Rena Me Lean t '•1 i i "■
Sue Riersnei N.I-..1-.5 ■ 11 2 4.SO .24 .l«. 1.0**
John A. Nob I ■ ;i ♦* 10.40 ..>'2 .2S 1.00
John K. Ball line 1 u • 10.00 .SO .42 1.00
John K. Balia-re * - * 10.00 .SO .42 1.00
• John K, Ballaim- 20 b l*»J*o .s0 .4.* l.Ot
John K. Ballaine . •* 1 (».(>(• .SO .4.5 1.00
John K. Ballaine 0 10.00 .SO .4:5 1.00
Title Trust Co. Seatt **. Wa .. * 24.00 1.20 .b4 1.00
Title Trust C«>. Seattle. Wa h. 2 10.0** .SO .4:5 1.09
TitleTrustCo.SeattU.Wa.il. • *0.00 .SO .4:5 1.00
Continued t** n»-xt Pair**
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SPECIAL WILD ROSE CURE
FRYE — BRUHN COMPANY
U. S. A.
TRAPPERS ATTENTION TRADERS
SHIP TO
GEORGE R. GOSHAW, INC.,
Dealers in Raw Furs.
Seuttle, New York,
Alaska Building. 127 W. 27th Street.
We do business direct with you and solicit all Raw Furs. All shipments arc
handled hy expert graders and New York Market Prices are paid on correct j
grading the day received. II desired, your shipments will he kept separate in .
order that our prices may be approved hy you. Providing our valuation docs |
not prove satisfactory. Hie furs will he returned to you. Transportation j
charges prepaid. Ship by Parcel Post or Kx press. Ship i:i a Dry Condition.
Special instructions if any, must accompany the shipment. Always enclosi
itemized list of contents with name and postoffice address. Place dup'icati
list o! contents on outside of hale or package. All payments made hy cheek on
the Seattle N itional Bank, or in any other manner desired.
SHIP NOW
i
City after city, village after village
is utterly and completely wrecked.
Tens of thousands of homes have been
entirely destroyed. Kven where a
house is left standing nothing rom.v'i :
but the bare walls and all the furn -
tun has been removed.
"Ity're and there we passed gnmj >
of returning refugees. They, look' I
cold and forlorn yet did not compkut
Until we saw it with our own eyes v •
lid not begin t ' appreciate the magn •
tude of the difficulties which Italy las
overcome, the en »rnious snorilicos In*
made to win the war in the Alps.”
OREGON LAWS
TO BE VOTED
ON NEXT JUNE
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SA1.KM. Ore.. April N- Nine meas
2res, referred t«> the people by the la
legislature have been placed upon th
ballot for a special election to be hetu
June 15. in Oregon. Those measur'
luring the forty-day session and cm- i
brace most of the subjeets upon which (
arguments waxed warm in both logis
| lative houses. “Highway work anti the
| ousting t»f an alleged patent pavinj
rust from control ol such const na
tion , state aid of various kinds for
returned sohliers and sailors, recon
struction work and building ol struct
ires for state neetls, as a means or
•m ploying discharged stdtliers an •
,var workers, anti irrigation and re
clamation legislation these were the
issues upon which forensic fights we tv *
waged in legislative halls, these sub
Why be satisfied with the wear you
'. get frees ordinary boots
when you get so r.'.crc from “Hi-Press?"
This is no idle cL:."., but a L=t proven by miners,
farmers and construct? n \ orkers from .Alaska to
Mexico. “Hi-Pres ” is made by a new and better
method—thegrente * advance in footwear in l.,ty j sst s.
We use the tougher* ri oh.r ever evolved—actually the
)^ip J that goes mio e>01 )Ci it a .Ai.to ^11. ts. 1 ht rt
seems to be no wear-out t > it. And the hoot is t tnldcd
INTO ONE SOLID PIECE!
Can’t leak or come apart—and
it’s wonderfully comfortable.
♦
When nevt you hit the trail try the
Slnipac ihoun here. i he V*hite
(lip is best for the sluices, arc4 there
are many other styles. Ask i >r the
footwear with the Red lane Vtound A
the Top—that's “JTi-Press. ’ Ilf
/1
** 40,000 Dealers
THE B.F.Sii5flHiui .liiSaER C3MPATTY
AKRON
OHIO
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TIIKVKK HI M>1 KltS
jects are included in the nine refen n
dum measures, which are as follows;
A imposed appropriation of $2,500 -
000, contingent upon the appropria
tion hy the federal government or a
iike amount, to assist the t’niteu
States government in constructing a
military highway from the city of As
toria, through Clatsop, Tilamook, Lin*
■oln. Lane, Douglas, Coos and Cuit,
counties of O egon and to the Calitoi
niu line.
A constitutional amendment to pel
mit the bonding of Oregon for fix e
million dollars for the promotion c;’
reconstruction, reclamation and lan!
ettlement projects.
A proposed law providing that hor,
n’ubly discharged soldiers, sailors an '
marines from Oregon may attend an”
private or public institution of learn
ing in the state, and have their nece -
-ary expenses, not to exceed $25 pe:
month, paid by the state for foin
years.
A constitutional amendment for tlv'
construction of state market roads un
der supervision of the county courts.
A bill to bond the state for $5,00n.
000 for reconstruction work, including;
construction of hospitals at Portland
and Salem, and other state buildings
at Corvallis, Eugene. Mommouth, Pen
Ucton, Astoria, Marshfield, Raker
Rend LaGrande and Medford; to ie
velop reclamation projects on arid
avamp and logged-off lands, build a
new penitentiary, and to provide set
tle-mont of land by discharged sol
diers.
A constitutional amendment to raise
the present 2 per cent limitation plac
ed upon countries for creating debt?
for permanent loads.
A constitutional amendment to pro
vide for a lieutenant governor, whfen
office does not now exist in Orgeon.
A constitutional amendment to per
mit the erection of a reconstructs 1
hospital in Portland .
CANADA TO REPLACE
LARGER— SIZED PENNY
WINNIPEG, Man., April 8— Tho
big penny of Canada, for years tho
subject of mild controversy in th»
Dominion , is at last to bo replaced by
a coin somewhat resembling the Am
erican cent in size and fineness.
The government announced how
eve!-, that the big cent would continue
in circulation, whichis somewhat of a
compromise, as enemies of the giant
penny wanted it melted out of exist
ence. One of their chief arguments
was that a person carrying fifteen
Canadian pennies soon become round
shouldered.
Banks favored the large coin be
cause it stacked easily.
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iug is ! om Seattle to Cordova direct an I
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.ant' route with an outside call at Horen*
decn Hay.
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^ Southe&.-tern Alaska a:i i 1’ tv* \V T in Sn::r*d };r>rt i, both ways.
A H. MCDONALD, Agent.
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