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Newspaper Page TextTIIK OKKfiOX STATESMAN: Tl'KSD.tV, AI'Cil'ST lit, 1PIH. g O j5 O -ft s'sified. fllt-f tfo'ur The Wants and Needs of the Capital City are Noted Under Proper Jl lLOFy Headings So You Can Readily Find Them They're Worth While Ma Sell rod Exchange nJl Kinds skCOND HAND GOODS eVh CLOTHIXCl. SHOES, I1I4JY JSL TtWUi, CJVXS. SUITCASES. CAPITAL EXCHANGE one -IM :M7 Court St. NOItWlCH UNION FIRK INSURANCE SOCIETY V. II. Burghardt, Jr.. BlJent Agent 3K5 State St. HONEY TO LOAN A IN-ROVED FARM AND C1TT JrBOPKBTT AT I.OWKST RATES tfOS. K. FORD ssKSMro CUIIUIED A D VKRTISMKNTS - Rate rev Word First Insertion le Subseauent Insertions He One wek (six insertions) ... 3c 0a month 9c Six months' contract per mo. 8c limonths contract, per' mo... 7c No account opened for less than 26c A neat card given free with an advertisement to the extent of 60c aanouncing "For Bale." "For Best," "Rooma" or "Board." HEW TODAY Each new classified advertise ment will be run under "New Today" for first insertion, unless tberwlse ordered by the adver tiser. Subsequent insertion of the ad will appear under its proper class, flcetlon. No advertisement will bo run sader "New Today" for more than oe issue under any circumstances - . HEW TODAY foil BALEFIRST CLASS SECOND growth fir wood. I'hone 1142M. FOR SALE PIANO AND FURNITURE I'hone main 6422, or address Box 7, Independence. Oregon. TO EXCHANGE 50 ACRES IMPRO tr ad, well 'ocated, for city property. Bee H. S. Bolinger, Hubbard Bldg. YANTKD TIMiROUGIILY C)Pt ,tent wo'n.'in to co k during pru .e karvck'.. CaM ft itu N. Lihi!t tin or pbone 2167-W. rOR SALE TWENTY GOOD HORSE cellars, twenty good halters, two sets double ' harness, one feed cutter, cheap. Skipton stables, 448 Ferry St. LOST TAN FUR MUFF, BETWEEN Salem and Middlegrove schoolhouse on Silverton road. Sunday afternoon. Leave at this office and get reward or call flF13. EEP YOUR CHANGE BY INSUR mg your home and jike property in i Oregon Fire Relief Assn. of Mc 'Lanville you keep the dividends in . ur own pockets, instead of paying it over for the benefit of Eastern stockholder. Most Oregonians like ear system heft. Investigate. H. A. Johason Insurance Agency, 1 & 2 Bush Bank Bldg.. Salem. Phone 347 EMPLOYMENT HALE FIVE GOOD MEN WANTED FOR FAC lry work, long Job at good wages. can at room 303 fcaiem hsbk 01 wm wierce Bldg., or phone 482. Agent W D. Smith. XEX WANTED ABLE BODIED. OV f 1$ years for paper mill work at West Linn. Oregon near Portland. Wages $3.36 eight hours. No experi ence necessary. Permanent positions and advancement for steady men Strike declared eight months ago toes not affect peaceful and normal operation of thin plant. Free trans portation. 141 North High St Phone lit '' - - "HEX WANTED WHO ' ARE NOT KOW ENGAGED IN ESSENTIAL SJKXn WORK. APPLY WEST LINN MHX8 ACROSS RIVER FROM ORE COS CITY. CAN USE THREE MEN ZVXKX DAY. SO COME ALONG. STRIKE ON BUT NOT BOTHER 1X0 US. ! WAGES 42c HOUR. EIGHT HOURS WORK. TAKE SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRAIN TO OREGON CITY." FEnaLK Wanted girl, for housework. ocaio (school for Deaf., phone 646. GOVERNMENT WILL HOLD CIVIL service examinations In Salem in Au 8"t 29.000 women clerks to be ap pointed at Washington. Experience ssoeeessary. Women desiring gov ernment clerkships write for free particulars to R. E. Terry (former 'vll Service Exsminer). 31S Colum Building. Washington. BflSCELLANKOUw R1TB TO TAT.nOT ORKOOX TO X ii J, K'ebs for Information for hop ' famihes Btart on Sept. 2. Prefer " TOCHERS WANTED-MANY TEAC1I j ' for ku kinds of nositlons sre tttfA salaries ranging from $60 ?..!100- B" hrlcs II. Jones, 606 r!"h Church street for further in ormstlon. ERMENT NEEDS 20,000 CLERKS "nington. Examinations every sers la August.- Experience unnec- rry. Men snd women desiring JrBrnent' positions write- for free mVi Ur l J- C. Leonard, (former tT1,,c exsminer). 1060 Kenols wsahlngtnn D. C. FOR RENT tlorraRB faM THf llfs ra. aparYments atfL.Frr"'- Wood. $41 State tft. phone 794, l)T . ' -' 'KENT-$12.50 SIX ROOM MOD- not.se on paved street 1920 iTlV ,,,,rh street. K .A. Rhoten. ny time week days. p - - L I I " ' IS i.T-THP FlMTW!NO: Klv. 1 . . apa r . w . ' " ' llifUBI HI IF.14 rSKTI- as TV rt,Jr modern Formerly rent ffSl'1'' ,an statesman business Phone 23. V-i room house at 1703 n iZT- rmerly rented at $10. h"a, Btesman business office, or vv west modst-n himolnv - K room at 9C0 North 20th street. For merly. rented ur $13. Call at States man business offire or phone 23. HOOMS FOR RENT-COMnTinrB rTrii with use of bath. In modern home. Address A. B. carer Statesman. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM MOT WATER -"vuefo conveniencea, also lu-om-, c,oe State House. 1030 Chemeketa. Phone 1880. FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES FOR SALE SMALL SHOE -REPAIR u,K Kooci ousaness, in good lo ration, wilt m1' on time, or cash. Ad dress "1-A" cure Statesman LIVKSTOCK FCiK., SALB OS AND HOLSTEIN heifer calf. State School for Deaf. FUN SALE GOOD DRIVING HORSE. Call Carl Ruef, 1631 Market street. I'hone 1688W. FIVE 8HOAT8 "w EIGHT 75 TO 100 pounds for Male. Enquire W. It. New. Route 2. Hnx G7a. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE SECOND HAND 14x16 10- oumre tent in trood condition. I'hone 1640. FOR -SALE SOME NICE PIGS AND shoats. Also oak and fir wood. Set of farm harness; and an automatic dump gravel bed. I'hone 622. IF YOU WANT TO GET TH0 BES :' farm paper, send 10c to me Pacific Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention this ad. PEERLESS GASOLINE ENGINE. 35 horse power, S.cylnders. Suitable for grain elevator. Formerly used as auxiliary In electric light plant. Good condition;: 10 gallon tank. Price $1000. Scott Bocorth, Spalding Bldg.. Portland, Ore. - r 1 24-HOUR STUDEBAKER BARGAIN Will sell my Studebaker 1914. .-passenger oar in good running order $.5.00 below value If taken toda; ly or Monday. I'hone 1110. CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLS This true story of wesiern immi gration has been carefully revised. ma King a Handsome little book. It tells in graphic terms of the mas sacre of the Oatman family, of the escape of Lorenzo, and the captivity of Mary and Olive. Mary died of starvation ana Olive was purchased from the Indians five years later. The price is 20 cents, postpaid. Ad dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. 8a- lem. orrrnn. POCLTRT IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST poultry paper published send 10 cents to the Northwest Poultry Journal. Salem, Oregon, for a trial atibnertof lirn. Mention this add. WOOD. WOOD ON CAR AT MARION. OREG. Kir at 84.50 .per cord, grub oak at $6. C. M. mith Jefferson. Oregon. LOST and FOUXD LOST. LOST ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 4TH, near north falls at Silver Creek, a lady's wrist watch. Waltham move ment. black i leather wrist strap Finder please leave at Statesman of fice and claim reward. WANTED H1SCELLA1CEOCS WANT $3000 LOAN AT 8 PER CENT. Socolofsky. till.itllL.ai LASH rH.ft I All' r " 'I'. 1 mtrA oluii r, Pruirnum States- ! . M. . r- . . Hsu hi. man. ; J!. . . WANTED SIX, OR SEVEN ROOM moaern noufco. ;uareai ii-m , care Statesman. : FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED OR 7 rooms completely furnished house close to car. nice yard. Will lease for a year. Manager Oregon Theatre. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY AVTO SBilTIca SHIPP'S AUTO SERVICE CITY AND country trips. Phone Day, I6S night. 859. TIRES REPAIRED VCT.CANIZINO GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE Station 177. South Commercial St., phono 428. ; TIRES REPAIREDVULCANIZING QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND Vulcanizing, zis ioru commercial street, -tone 66. WATT SHIPP CO. RETREADS AND sections, tuoes zoc up. oervice car. Phone 362. c 128 South Commercial street.' !''....' BRACKETT & GRAY TUBES VUL canlzed. 25c. Retreading- our special ty. Free service car. Phono 1400 279 North Commercial. BUSINESS CARDS AU TO DBMYERT BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER ed any place, city or country. Pbone 64 or 2081-B. W. W. Fisher. BARBER SHOPS SEND THE BOYS IN EARLY TODAY and they will get the best hair trim they ever had. Ingrey's Barber Shop. 311 State street. DRAYS AND EXPKKSS CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COM PANT phone 933. Salem's largest snd best equipped transfer company. Get our reduced freight rates on eaatern ahipments. - Also for storage as we have three warehouses in connection with business. .Furniture moving, packing. ? shipping and storing our specialty. Offica fSS State street. DRY -rLEAHISM A 8SD '"PRESSING JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F. S. Watanabe. lrop.,' 434 N. Commer cial street. ? Ladies snd genetlmen's suits cleaned and pressed. $1.25 and $1.75i Work called, for and delivered free." Telephone Main 552. What has become of Walter WeB- inan who. same years ac6, was going to cross the -Atlantic ocean m a Wal 1 loon? JINK JUNK WANTED WK PAY HIGHEST price f.r Junk of every kind. Let us make you a price on your household Roods. The -Square Deal" House tapital Junk Co.. 271 Chemeketa street. I'hone 298. MACHINISTS Wt.1 MACHINERY REPAIRING OK all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy acetylene Welding. gas engine re pairing, model and experimental work. Iowa Machine Shop. D. II. Drown, prop.. 252 Chemeketa St.. Sa lem. HONEY TO LOAN. $600 TO LOAN ON CITY OR COUNTRY property. H. .V. Johnson & Co. TUA.SKKIl II All.l; AUTO TRUCK SERVICE.' ANY KIND of hauling. Household liinvinK jobs done prompt ly. Try me once. Timme. 475 State St. I'hone 963. Residence phone 1122-J. LAI S DRIES. SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery and careful work. Dry wash. 6c per pound. 136 South Lib erty street. I'hone 25. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REG ular washing done at a rate every body can afford. For only 80 rents we will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four hours. Phone 2471. 8KCOXD MAM) GQODS WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har ness, collars, collar pads, tools, chains. Fred Echindler. 256 Center street. VXDERTAKERS. WEBB & CLOUGH C. B. WEBB. A. M. Clough, funeral directors. Latest modern methods known to the pro fession. 497 Court street. WALL PAPER, PA1XT. GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC orating, painting, tinting, paper hanging, etc. Work done by contract or by day; good workman. Location 1020 Center St, Phone 586-W. TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice Wall Paper at liuren's Furniture Store, ITS Com mercial St. SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS. WAIX Paoer and Picture Framing. Good workmen. 455 Court St. I'hone 485 WOVE WIRE KKCI. Depot NatUaal A Aaaerleaw Keaee, all elsea. 26 lau SM la. high. Patatn. Oila aad aVralnh. Steves RebaUt asf Repaired. I.ea-aaberry aad Ms llka. Saleaa Feaea Stove Wwrhs 250 Court St. Phowe IZt R. B. FLF.HI1Q WATER SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. 301 S. Commerclal street. For water service a ddi v at office. Make all complaints at the office. No deductions in bills will be allowed for absence or for any causes whatever unless water Is .ut off "from nremises. Hereafter water for irrigation will only be furnished to regutar customers using water for domestic purposes. Con tractors for sidewalks, brick work, or plastering, will please read "for building purposes" under schedule of rates. Apply at office for copy.. LODGE DIRECTORY BROTHERHOOD OF YOKHAJV MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN ing in Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at I o clocK. A. U visiting memnn wel come. Horace Sykes. Foreman. W, H. Prunk. Correspondent. MODERN WOODMEN. MODERN WOODM EN rOF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp. No. IZ46. meets every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock In Derby building, corner uouri ana High streets. R. F. Day, V. C; J. A. Wright, cleric PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC rn o I, RfOTT. D. C. GRADUATE f P. fL C. Chlrooractlcs fountain rd. Davenport. Iowa. Chlrapractlc -nrr,rti tha cause of disease. Office '06-7-8 U. S. N. Bank Building. Phone 87. Resdenee 828-R. DENTIST DR. F. It. UTTER. DENTIST, ROOMS 413-414 Bank of Commerce tjuuamg. Phono 606. MCSIC TEACHERS n HARR. TEACHER OF PIANO. Phone 1283. OSTEOPATH" OR. W. L. MERCER. GRADUATE im.,i. Rehool Osteooathv. Kirks villa. Mo.; treats acute and cnrnnle diaeaae. Office o-wo u. . tin., 1 rtnV nidor. Phono fit. Rest donea 419 North Summer. Pbnaa 614 DRS. WHITE A WALTON. OSTEO- n.Oili. nhvalrana and Surgeons. Graduates of the American Schools of . Osteopathy, Klrksville, Mo- Post Kraduate ana specie iixea in nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Treat acute and chronic dlseasea Offices 605-4-7-8. U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phone 858. Residence. 1620 Court street, Pbone 2218. Dr. White, residence phone 468. PHYSICIANS DR. L. G. ALT MAN. HOMEOPATHIC ihvairtari7 General Practice. au Ktr.nsi An d Goiter treated successful ly. orfire and residence 296 North Liberty. Salem, phone 147. CH1NESB0 PHY8IC1AK. OP M. HUM C1TR&S ANT . kTON d:-easa7 181 a His St. Phon. 888. Payallup Concern May Have Silverton Cannery SILVEItTON. Aug. 11. (Special to The Statesman.) C. II. Grelsen, a representative of the Puyallup Sumner Fruit Growers' association of Seattle, is in Silverton looking over the possibilities for a cannery. Mr. Grelsen says there Is absolutely no reason why this locality should not become just as famous a fruit grow ing section as.the Tuyallup district. As an Inducement to raise strawber ries the company. If it establishes a cannery here, will guarantee growers 6 cents a pound for their fruit for JINK I the life of the acreage- I SALEM MARKETS lAUYixa riticK. t'-Kgn and ronltry. Kgg-, 40c. Broiler", 20 to 24c. Hens, 16 to 19c. Old Roosters. 15c. I'ork, Mutton and IWt. Tork on loot. IGi to 17lc. Kwes, 5c to 7c. Veal, dressed. 12 to 16c. Spring lamb, 10c. Beet steers. 1 to 9c; cows. 4 to 7c. Ilay. Cheat, per ton.. $2 4 to $25. Clover, per ton $23. Oats, $25. drain. Wheat, $2.00 to $2.03. Oats, 80c Beans, 7 c. MIL Freda, lUtsJL Bran, per ton, $36. Shorts, per ton, $38. WHOLKHALK TO DKAI.KRA. Creamery butter, 54 to 5T.c. Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem, 53c. Fish. Black Cod, 18C Red Cod, 11c. Salmon. Chinook. 25c. Halibut 25c Codfish, 15c Fruit. Oranges, $8.00 to $8.50. Canteioupcs. $2.00 to $2.50. Watermelons, 1 to 2c. Local tomatoes, 95c to $1.15. Grape Fruit. $4.50 to $7.76. Lemons., $8.5 Oto $10.50. Bananas, 8 He lb. Vegetable. New potatoes, 3j to 4 c. Green beans, 5 to 6c Cabbage. 4 to 4 He Onions (Imported) $3. Retail Frlrea. Creamery butter, 60c Dairy butter, 55c. Eggs, 45c Flour, bard wheat, $2.80 to $8. Flour, valley. $2.5 Oto $2.60. Sugar, can sod beet. 11 lb. $1. Potatoes, sack lots, $1.26. Oil Products Red Crown gasoline .in bulk. 22c. Standard engine distillate. In bulk. 13 cents. Kerosene Pear, In balk, lie; Elaine, in case, 28c; Eocene. In case. 23c Oronlte Aroturps in case, sc; in bulk. 26 He WHOLE MILK V will pa 2-73 P1" "ond! delivered at Salem. Irire baaed on 4 per cent fat contents. I'hone 2488 MARION CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO. HALKM, OREGOX I PORTLAND MARKETS 1 lairy Product". PORTLAND. Aug. 12. Butter Prints, extras. 52 53c: cubes, tras 4K fit 49c: dairr. 35c: prime! firsts 47c I Butterfat: Portland delivery. No. 1 1 sour cream, 55s. I Potatoes,. I California's. $3.2:ffi 3.75. I drain , I Aneust deliverv. bids: Oats No. I 2 white feed. $.9; barley, standard I feed. 154: barley A" $55.50. No September bids. I Eastern oats and com In bulk: 1 Oats. No. 3 white 852.50: 3 H-pound dinned white. 853: corn. No. 3 low $71; No. 3 mixed, $69. vni' vrnxr finifl.rr. VfW XTklJW ttm 1 PrnnM. waiting: Callfo'rnia-s.' 8 16c; Ore- " " ' -V .. II... ot... .lata iiiaiI nm TO inal: Pacific coast, 1917, 206 23c; 1916, 1416c. Crop Reports Pessimistic From Corn Belt Make Rise CHICAGO. Aug. 12. Pessimistic 11CAUU. AUS- U- rmsiraiaur reports from Nebraska and Mis- crop sour! together with complaints of excessive heat In the southwest had much to do today with bringing . . .i - J t .V. n aoo.it .uarp u-.u .n p.- corn. The market closed strong. 3 to 3 1.4c net hleher with Scptemlr $1.2 Gtft and September $1.63 Vi . - . fflK. Oats gained Me to 14f The , - a a ie finish In provisions ranged from c decline to a rise of 12c. Except Just at the outset and dur- 15c r --- - .ianti insine our line. ng another brief interval an hour The fport of thU ,nfMnt tnAt later, me corn rantn" auw- m - . . , celded tendency throughout the day. V. I.MSiAaasat aalkaske laVaa SkalMtpfl ta iu ifuini, 1 ii : . W-1J ' I ' l"'l S but opinion became general that the moisture thus supplied was In ede- h'late' k' Y'nZFRjZZ1 on record with a statement that ow- ing to lrreparpnie injury uj neat anu drought the government 'M"mte of yieia lor .enrasxa ana "Mia prove IOV.ouw.V'uu uusuris im large. Iarge receipts depressed oats but later the strength cf earn gave the prices an upward swing. In provisions the fact tnat hogs had touched $20.15. the topmost point on record, was a strengthening factor. Iemand for pork, however. was lacking. Best Prices for Months Among Railroad Slocks NF.W YORK. Aug. 12. Railroad -stocks were the conspicuous features of today' sluggish and Irregular REAL ESTATE IRRIGATED IDAHO RANCH TO trade for ranrh near Salem, nut over $15,000. Socolofsky. 3SO ACRES NEAR AMERICAN FALLS. Idaho, well Improved, to exchaogv for ranch near Salem, not over $13.- 50O. Socolofsky. FINE PRUNE AND LOGANBERRY ranch near Salem, to exchange for residence. In Portland or Sale in and cash. Price $8,000. Socolofsky. 32 ACRES. PRUNE AND HAY RANCH. g.MMl Improvements, will take Salem residence and mortgage bark for balance. Price $S.00. Socolofsky. To EXCHANGE EQUITY IN $25. 000 Portland Apartment property, well located, for ranch In vicinity of Salem, not over $1 8.000. Socolofsky. FOIt SALE 100 ACRE FARM. FINE land, good buildings. $90 per acre. 10 acre tract close to Salem, hearing or chard and loganberries. $2000. Ex change. 68 acres well Improved $6, 800. Take part city property or acre age. C room bouse $1500. Take lots pnrt payment, time on balance. F. L Wood. Bayne Bldg. A tUM)V BUY 25x80 FEET ON EAST side Commercial street, one door north of State street. Salem, together with perpetual right of way over the 14x50fc feet tract extending from this property to State street. Terms. Apply Scott Boaorth. 701 2 Spauldlng Bldg Portland. Oregon. BRING YOUR TRADES f can match you. C. W. Nlemeyer, Real Estate Agent. Canada Lands, 844 State street. FOR SALE 24 ACRE RIVER BOTTOM ranrh. good S room house, barn, or chard, stock, and machinery, price $3000.00. 78 acre farm, house, barn. orchard: win take improved 10 acre tract close to Salem as part payment. IT Ice 89000.00. ISMi acres of timber snd pasture, fine spring. S miles from Salem, price 8100.04. 140 acre of good farm land. $85.00 per acre. 365 acres Improved farm, price 170 per acre. W. H. Grabenhorst 4V Co, 278 State street, S3 ACRE FARM 1 MILES FROM 8A- lem on rock road, fair 7 room house large barn and other buildings, all fenced. t acres in cultivation. 20 acres In prunes. 10 arrea bearlner Watered by springs and creek; one mile to school; it y. D. and some valuable timber. Will sell this place with small cash- payment down and balance crop payment plan. This Is snap rnr some one who wishes to make themaelves a good home on ev terms. Perrine A Marsters, 402 Hubbard Bldg. WE OFFER THIS WEEK AS FOL- lows: An extra good stock ranch In Alberta for a valley farm, medium ve. A fine 10-aere home place at Woodburn for a good residence Sa lem. A residence and a little store, and fixtures and stork, doing good. profitable business. A well equipped 280 acre stork rsnch. stork. Imple ments and feed, owned profitablv by present owner 20 years; has no debt, but a war emergency will take a rood town property or small valley farm as part pay and easy terms on balance. 6 miles from K. U. a rood ranrh. Se ua for trades; we have a larce )it. The Fleming Ralty Co.. 311 State street. Phone 303. tranwa FOR RENT-STOCK AND OAIN farm. References required. Inquire at room 7? itr.vm.n Mwk. f1m. Or market, moving up to best prices of several months, presumably In an ticipation of a speedv settlement of the question of stabilising earnings ex-land dividends. Granges and transcontinental were most active. St. Paul, common and preferred, advancing two and a quarter and three and a qnarter. re- specnveiy. Canadian i-aruic causci scramble of short covering on Its extreme gain, or three points, t nmn Pacific rose two. Great Northern one snd a half, and Northern and South era pacific one eacn. Foreign news yielded none of Its noperui cnaracier dui war l ss'ts rested on their laurels of Iat week yel-icniiea states steei maae a trivial gain at me outset dhi reasiea id- I ii I'll nirr, (iukiuk ii u lops ui uur i anu a n.iii points. 1 . 1 A I ciiipi'iiiKB iuu una amu iium tu OV. I M t . 1 1 V . I '.ij ji uinin ui nil Proment and coppers were again 1 rArlva Tl.l ..U. -iwinnn I bsi.b '"v" u v.i v. iu uicBiiii-uk iuuv. aim luiriiiaiivii ala were firm, Anglo-French Fs lead ing the latter group. Libert v SHi were at the new high of 100.6 for the year. Sales, par value. s r gre et ted $5,450,000. Old United States bonds were unchanged on call. . rfJDf 1 1 IMP TAICC AC lnKlLLInia 1ALX.O Ur ALLIED AIR ARMIES (Continued from page one) antagonist when the man cllmbel . . . . v, mA , I . A . - . i ua n 'i w in 1 k rn ri mil rrt-ntie-r "So I didn't kill him. the British pilot said. "But on my way home I fsavsa, aeiiu. a n s vaa sis ae sa j S Rroup cf rnmy m4rhlnmi . b 4 , bt manaf.f JamI fnM n,r and ed to a,i.v .v.. tt,.. , -n. lIH. 1 11V III' III I 1 1 t ' - I, I K. I ded . hof,pU,i shortly after re- I w 1 laiinr his experiences I a Its-Itlaal Saw VaS AS t f S ahnt -. W S I .n n,.,,in.. tv. ... ... .r.nH,i mnA' fn m. ntrol.-. Th fnniridt... observer secured his . ,,,i- ... nroutht ,t fn Mrfh wnere lt crhed .t, h- eM-anod death. Another pilot started for home ounded. When ten feet above thifc ground. Inside his own lines he col lapsed from less of blood. There are doxens of thrilling tac of bow machine after machine.. In hkimtning close to the gronnd. fired nnlnt blank Into hd!s cf ene-iv troops, killing a great many, despite hc fire frrm tb rround. and how they wiped out the ryews of rn") machine gnns holding np the a'lled advance. They also effectively at tacked the poorly constrnefed Oer- man tanks before thy eter had a I chance to get Into action Prisoners from fresh Prussian ana THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN By CENT BYRNES I v v BATHING 1 - SU ITS I t v Bat ce llf bavarian divisions have been cap tured in the past few hours. The morale of these mn Is extremely low, a great many of thent express ing the opinion that Germany, twice badly beaten In recent weeks and perhaps having further defeats la store for her. Is on the down grade, headed for defeat. Many tank crews havw been work ing for 24, and even 36 hoars con I tinuously closed tight within cham bers, where the engines were run ning and Into which the fames from th gnus filtered. The allies are pausing with th knowledge that they have relieved the pressure on Amiens and freed from the Germans hundreds of square miles of land on much of which there are rips crops. The ritnstion north of the Sonm is still difficult, n Cerr-ans vith their barks to the river, are appar ently holding the high ground south west of Ktlnehept. The town Is flrmlv in the handsf the allies this morning, in spite of enemy resist' scce. After a quiet night the Amer leans aire holding a section of the line at Bray, north of the Rom me, Just south of the rive- the Germans sec-rn to have rtrere force In Ca- teaux wood. While llerlcvllle and Chaulnes are considered te be In en emy territory. Australian patrols seem to have been operating there. AMAZING ACTS OF HEROISM REPORTED (Continued from page 1). ly and use their sights and adjust their range." he says, "was beyond their experience. It must have had a telling effect on the morale of the boche, for It was something they had not counted on. As a matter of fat after pushing back the weakened French and then running op agalnat a stone wall defense, they were lit erally up In the arr and more than stopped. We found out later from rrlsoners. for the Germans never knew we were la the front line when they made that attack. They were absolutely mystified at the manner in which the defease stiffened up until ther found that our troops were In line." The letter describes a daylight charge against a machine gun nest antj of scouting raids up to June 6. when the whole brigade swung for ward to straighten out the line. Tbl action resulted In the rapture of Bel les n wood. Major Sibley's battalion of the sixth Marne regiment led the way here with Hol-omb In support. Th woods were aliv with enemy ma chine guns. That night word came bark that Robertson, with twenty men of the 9f.th company, had taken Bonresrhes. breaking thronch a heavy maeh'pe gnn barrage o enter the town. Robertson, fighting wltr an automatic In either hand, was hit thre times before be would al'ow himself to be taken to the rear. . Spesklng of Individual acts of bravery, the writer saya Dnnran. a company commander, "beforw he wa mowed down, had hla pipe In hi mouth, and was carrying a stick." I-ater. he adds. Dental Surgeon Os borne picked up Duncan and with a hospital corps man had Just gained rome shelter when a shell wiped all three odL i Private Dunlavy, killed later, cap tured an enemy machine run In Boureaches. which he turned on the foe with great effect, while at an other point "Yonng Tlmmerman charged a machine gun at the point of the bayonet and sent In seventeen prisoners at a clip. When the enemy mad a stand at one point in the woods. Sibey bat talion was withdrawn for an hour. " o American - and French batterle hammered th wood. Ilnghes. with the tenth company, then went in and his first ntca-uige was that the wood had been cnt to mincemeat. Ove- tn. bead of the 76th com pan v. fin ally' charged Rock plaleaa. killing capturing gunners sal all the guns with few losses. The 2d company lost all Its offie- era and Major Sibley and his adja- , tant. Lieutenant Bellamy, reorgan- iiea u under rire. and charged a machine gun nest at the most critl- . . ral time in all the fighting. I wonder If ever an GitflL- the etter says, -went np against a more nepers te job. stack to It so gamely without sleep, at times on short ra tions, with men and officers goltuc off lire files ;and I wonder If In oir long list of gallant deeds there were ever two better stoats than the work -of SiUey and Holromb. Combined Harvester Makes Advent Into Tins Valley The Stayton Hall claim? for that locality the first combined harvester la the Willamette valley. Tb- ma chine was tried out the other day with success, according to the fol lowing statement: "Frank Selrmnnd who owns a- large wheat ranch near Fern Ridfce, has purchased a combine harvester, and the machine which la aim oat hu man, baa created no little excitement among the people of that section as well as those of thia neighborhood, who have never seen one la opera-, tion- Sunday there were a number of our citizens there to watch the thing cut the grain and thresh It at the same time. The machine Is drwa by eight horses and a gas en- rlnr does the rest of the work. John Slegmund. of Salem, and Andy Louts . of Gervals were present Sunday and dedicated the machine decorating It with the stars an r'pes and a short speech was made." TIME TABLES OlTtlKSt rACIf-ic CO. Sflfctiaai Xa 84 Oregoaiaa .......... 6:01 asa. a, 16 Ortfaa Express ..... T:06avsa Mo. 26 Wlllaaaette Lisalted.. 8:16 asa. a. 16 Portland Paaeeager.. 1:8$ p an. Ms, $4 Caea Bay 8:46 P-sa. So. 14 Portland Expree ... 8 Olpsa. w 226 Local Way ITreirfct.. 6 00 asa. No. 228 Per Ua ad Fast L..11U5 p sa ithsaaas x St Ovegoniaa .......... t itan. la. 21 Cooa Hay 10:01 asa. . IS California Ei press. .. 10:56 svaa. Sa 27 P.osebarg Passenger.. 4:0tp.sa. So, 2T Willamette Limited.. 6:53 p sa. So. 12 San Francisco Pass.. 0:14 p.sa So. 221 Saa Fran, fast Frt. . .1 8 :04 svsm. So. 217 Local Way Freight.. 18-01 asa. SALKaf-CtrKRl US 88 So. 71 Arrive at fcelem 0:10 am. So. ?4 Laav Salem 8:00 a sa. SALE. FALLS CITY A WXtTTtS 141 Leaves. Salem, snot or..... 7:50 ana. las Ieave Salem, motor..... S:3aaa. ' Leaves Kalera. motor..... l:40m. Tp sou a a car to Moasaoata sm Ar u 147 Loaves Salem, motor...... 4:18 p m. tsv leaves ealem, motor I ilia 3 Way Freight leave Salem 6:00 am. 42 Arrives at Salem......... I Ilia 64 Arrives at Salem II Mam. Arrives at Salem.... 3 m. 48 Arrives at Salem 6:36am. '7 Arylve at Salem 1:11pm. 40 Way Freight At. Salem... 3:30 p an. 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