Wednesday, July 2.
The Capital Journal, SakmUregon . mTlf 1 B " 1F B i""
Latest News CovergWillamettealleLPointe
1821
Ap
Wasco Co.
ricots
Now Ripe
ntf of Nearly 275
Tons Is Expected Be
fore Season Closes;
Produce Plentiful
Apricots In The Dalles country
are ripe, according to l. II. Evans
ubo has gone there to supervise
the movent etrt of the peach au.1
apricot tonnage of the Oregon
Growers' association Mr. Evans
reports that the "cots" are com
ing In at the rate of II to 25 tons
a day and nearly ;7 5 tons are ex
pected before the run le over. The
association will handle peaches
from 167 acres at The Dulles and
Mtimatea places the yield from this
acreage at 35,000 boxes. Peaches
will follow closely after the apri
uts and a large tonnage of vege
tables Is coming In now.
The Dalles lias already reduced
tons of peas, cabbage and green
beans with the season not fairly
under way yet. Tomatoes, peppers
and snuash are coming on am! BbO
crates of cucumbers have been
shipped.
Cherries at The Dalles were very
food this year and a total of 42,
000 boxes, or 340 tons were
handled by the association there
durlnrc the season. Eastern nir
kets such as New York, Chicago,
Boston. Pittsburgh, Haltlmore,
Cleveland and Minneapolis re
served 35 carlonds of cherries from
this point. They were packed In
10-pound signal lug boxes ana
held up vary well on the long
hauls, arriving In the eastern mar
kets In good shape. A total of 42
ears of cherries were shipped from
The Dalles.
It Is expected that a heavy Ion
lage of fresh prunes will be ship
ped from this point
later in the season.
to the east
Eola News
Eola, Or., July 20. Hop spray
ing is over in this locality and the
hops in the Oilbert. and Patterson
and Williams yards are looking
very promising.
Kaymond Ferguson and Wesley
Autrican spent the week-end In
Portland visiting relative! and
friends.
Lrve Bushnell has a force of
men at work on the bridge across
the Rickreall at this place. 2.1 r.
Bushnell got the contract to build
a new bridge to replace the old
one which was beyond repair.
Miss Klora Clement is attending
summer school at Monmouth.
Mrs. O, W. Goff Invited in a few
friends Sunday to dinner to ceV
brate the slxty-flrst anniversary
of her husband's birth.
Miss Sybil Olds and Mar
Rauharty of Portland and Mr and
Mrs. Fred Stinnett of Dallas were
Sunday visitors at the Feiguson
home. The two former are nieces
of Mrs. Ferguson.
Through the efforts of Harrison
Meade a boys' club has been or
ganized In Eola. The first meet
ing since the organization was
held Friday evening when Ice
cream wai served. The work of
the club will be along the Boy
Scout line.
Rosedale Notes
Rosedale, Or
and Mrs. Smith
July 20. Mr
of Portland, Or.
visited at the parsonage last Friday.
Lloyd Taylor spoke at the
Friends church lust Sunday.
William Orlttln has sold his
place and the family will go to
Eastern Oregon, near Bend, for the
summer at least.
Mr. and Mis. Iloborts went t.t
Vancouver, Friday, returning Pat
urday evening.
0, A. Hartley and family went to
Newport Monday. Thev will lie
gone several weeks. Misses dene
vleve Uadley and I.aura Cummuck,
accompanied them.
Shelton. G. E. Hamakcr and J.
Shelton are the Incorporators.
Other articles filed were:
Portland I innton Railway c4tn
par.y; J. B. Schaefer, Louis Osberg
and S. F. Parr, Incorporators;
headquarters in Portland
Lumberman's Adjustment Bu
reau; John Hogg, A. C. Wheeler
and Carrie Bell Adams, incorpora
tors; headquarters In Portland.
Linn County
Farmers Set
HarvestWage
Albany, Or., July 20. A mini
mum wage for labor of $2 per day
for hay baling and $2.60 per day
for threshing was decided upon by
county farmers at a meeting of
threshermen and hay growers at
the Linn county court house. This
represents a cut of about 25 per
cent over the wages paid last year.
The threshing prices will be 22
cents per sack for wheat, 16 cents
for oats, 18 cents foe barley and
vetch, six wagon outfits, $12 per
hour, eight wagon outfits, $15 per
hour, and ten wagon outfits, li
per hour.
Prices for hay baling will be
$3.25 per ton on a 30-ton day basis
making a daily charge of $97.50.
This gives a profit to the baler
over the operating expenses of
$31.(5.
Many Autos Pass
the Hub Albany
Albany, Or., July 20 One thou
sand seven hundred and fifty auto
mobiles, trucks and other vehicles
have passed over the Pacific high
way south of Albany Saturday and
Sunday between the hours of 6
o'clock In the mornine and
o'clock In the evening, according no good,
to figures compiled by W. K. badly In
Wrls-ht. engineer in charee of thelbulld me up.
local state highway office. 3tufvl "I want to say right now there's
nothing to compare wun laniac
when it comes to giving a fellow
an appetite and building htm up.
Why, before I knew it I we eat
ing like a horse and now I feel
just as well as I ever did in my
, life. I am just brimful of new life
and energy and for a man of six-
Two hundred fifty thousand ! ty five that certainly speaks well
dollars is to be the capital stock for the medicine that causes it.
of the Lignaslte Fuel Co.. with 'I'll always praise Tanlac."
headquarters in Portland, for' Tanlac Is sold in Salem bg J.
which articles of Incorporation F. Tyler, druggist. (adv)
were filed here today. :onn!rt (i-i
At Sixty-Five Feels
20 Years Younger
"I feel just like Tanlac has
chipped twenty years off my age,
for I've gained thirteen pounds
in weight by taking it anu ieei bu
well I, believe I could go out on
the farm and do as good a days
work as I ever could," said Will
lam H. Connell, well known re
tired tanner, 393 East Ninth St.,
Portland, Or.
"Yes, sir, I feel like a young
man again and l am nere to say
Tanlac will be my standby rrom
now on. For practically a year be
fore I commenced taking it I had
been feeling all out of sorts, not
exactly sick but had no appetite,
didn't relish anything I ate and
rpuliv went to my meals more
from habit than because I want
ed to eat. I Beemed to have no
life nor energy, f?lt weak and
worn out al' the time and my
sleep seemed to do me no gdod, for
I went to bed tired and got up in
in me morning leeunj, husbo uu..
I was all
need of
run down ana
something to
day 771 vehicles were counted ami
Sunday the number reached 979.
Incorporation of
Four Concerns On
File Here Today
9he standard tire
likes nothing better
than to proved service
u
THE
8. U8CO TREAD
Here is the U. 8. Usco
Tread, with a Ion (-nib-liahed
standard of service
rami motorists who have
sn eye so veins, as wall as
to price. While selling for
leee than the other Una In the
V. 8. Fabric line, the Usco
has earned a reputation fat
quality and dependable econ
omy which is not
by any tin Id its class.
United Stales Tires
Bra Good Tires
U. S. USCO TREAD
U. S. CHAIN TREAD
U. S. NOBBY TREAD
U. S. ROYAL CORD
U.S. RED fc GREY TUBES
PEOPLE used to be se
cretly envious of the
young fellow who came
tearing up the street and
stopped his car with a jerk.
Now they are inclined to
criticise such abuse of tires.
A mark of the growing con
sciousness about tires
their service, their work,
their value.
This same respect for a good
tire is the reason why the four
square tire dealer has passed up
odds and ends, "job lots", "sec
onds", "cut prices" and come
out squarely with the standard
quality service of U. S. Tires.
He is getting a
bigger, and also bet
ter, tire business than
he ever had before.
He is dealing now
with hia own kind
m l ll
"tmm SIM Si alaaa urS with mm
M V. rmtot fcaaanaa"
of people. The substantial cit
izen. The man who knows
that you can't get something
for nothing. The steady cus
tomer not the bargain hunter.
e
To the man who has not yet
learned the standard tire serv
ice he is entitled to we say
Go to the dealer in U. S. Tires
and make him show you.
Here is a man in close touch
with one of the 92 U.S. Factory
Branches a constant supply of
fresh, live U. S. Tires.
The U.S Tire you buy is a tire
built for current demands. No
overproduction. No piling up of
stock. No loss of mileage by
hanging around on
the dealer's racks.
Every way you
look at it, a par qual
ity tire at a net
price.
United States Tines
United States Rubber Company
SALEM VULCANIZING WORKS. Salem, Oregon
D. OWING8. Liberty. )gon
LHIv Hardware Ce-. SUyton, Oregon
L. BONES, Turner, Oregon.
GINGRICH MOTOR CO Salem.
IRA JORGBNSEN. Salem. trw,n
MARION AUTOMOBILE CO- Salem
SALEM AUTO CO, Salem. Oregon
Oregon
2
Philomath college, J. I. J-
man, G, L. Eender aafi .others, in
corporators; no capita! stock.
Information For
Bonus Obtained From
State Commission
Ex-service men desiring Infor
mation regarding their bonus
should address their letters on In
quiry to the state bonus commis
sion instead of local posts of the
American Legion.
Dr. B. F. Pound, member of the
department executive committee
of the Legion has obtained the per
mission of the state bonus commis
sion to instruct all post adjutants
to forward such letters to that
body.
capital of one million iwu uuu
dred twelve thousanu uuu.' c
assume deposit liability of the
Scandinavian-American bank of
Seattle, which closed Its doors
n urns decided upon at a
'Goodfellows" Paid
Paid $62,500;
Arrest Follows
n;.v Iowa. July 20. H.
Hanson, secretary or me -iffleeti,g ot more uan
tional organization of Goodfellows
of America, was arrested today on
the charge of using the mails to
defraud. It is charged that Han
son secured $62,500 In 25 cent
membership fees from 250,000
persons in all partsof the United
States.
New Bank to Take
Over Business
of Defunct Firm
Seattle. Wash., July 20
Formation of a new bank with a
of the Washington can vv
itors' Guaranty Fund System, It
was announced today.
Caught In the act of pontir 11-
limuel J. fy. druKBiBl.
Is Your Name Here?
Below is listed the names of persons who signed for tickets for the
CHAUTAUQUA
and get your
at the Gray
Those who signed will kindly call at Hartman Bros,
tj.i a ruv.n-ei tttv laiva HrirAfii TYia.v secure them
JwVTns "fl WUrs ton Hartman Bros, or the Commercial ' S
Book Store.
the character
detrimental
of .r.
Charlee EwIuk.
Newport was arrested and I ,
Jatl. The posters contained , "
guaee too vile to r.n...
n prist.
Ul
S. C. STONE, M. D,
TREATS CANCERS
and does a general office pracUm.
Name. Address.
Aire, Mrs. G. W., 19775 Mill.... 2
Albers, Tillie, 1821 Center .... 1
Aldrleh, H. N., 348 Meyers 2
Aldrich, Gertrude, 348 Meyers
Allison, J. B.i 2U0 N. 14th
Altman, Dr. L. G., 29 N. Lib.
Balch, Edna M., ISO N. 5th ....
Bancroft, Dr. Alice, Com'l St.
Baumgartner, Mrs. J., 210 Cen
ter -
Buyue, Mrs. Geo., B26 North
Church
Bayne, Mrs. John, Bellcvue St.
Bellinger, 0. C, R. 5. Box 28. ..
Bennett, K. A. 1030 Cuemeketa
Bergman, 13. E., 1495 Chemek
ela Bietz, Geo. B R. 2
bishop. C. P., 340 N. Liberty ...
Boeschen, V., 292 N. Summer
Boltrnstedt, A. C, 401 Masonic
Building 2
Boles, H. H., Salem 2
Booch, Alice, 1035 Hood 2
Uotsford. Irma, 323 N. Church 1
Boyd, Win., 796 N. 15th 1
Bradford, Don, 339 8. 25th 2
Bradford, L. E., 1665 B 2
Bradford, Mid. L. E., 1665 B 1
Brasher, Emma, I860 N. Sum
mer '. 1
Brasher, C. W., 1860 N. Sum
mer
Breckenridge, F. P. 175 S. 19th
Briggs, Marie, 3996 N. ISth....
Briggs, Valeria, 3996 N. 18th
Briggs, Mrs. J. V., 396 N. ISth
Brown, Mrs. G. M., 1244 Cen
ter 2
Brown, Frank E., 1575 Che-
meketa .. 4
Browuson, J. A., 1265 Waller.. 2
Burton, Roy, Salem 2
Busoy, Mrs. C. H., 966 Oak 1
Butler, Iris H., 432 S. High 1
Byrd, P. W., State Hospital ....
Cable, J. W., Salem .-.
Campbell, Mrs. Lydia, Salem. ..
Campbell, C. H., 130 Owens ....
Campbell, R. H., 23 5 S. 14th....
Carl. H. G., 905 E 1
Carpenter, Mrs. N. N., R. 3,
Box 243 1
Carpenter, N. N., Salem 1
Carpenter, A. B., R. 3, Box 243 1
Carpenter, H. B , Route 3 2
Carpenter, Minnie, Route 3 I
Carson, J. W., Fairvtew Ave 2
Carson, C. L., Route 3 . 2
Caughell, J. D., 240 N. Cottage 2
Chaffer, E. G.. 1555 State 2
Champlin, T. M , 13994 South
Commercial 1
Cliamplin, T. M , 1394 South
Commercial 2
Chapter, Adella, 2145 Ferry.... 1
Chase, Mrs. H. P.. 1071 North
17th I
Church, Mrs. U. W., 850 N.
14th 2
Clark. Herman 1S95 N. Church 2
Clark, Bertha L., 1160 S. Com
mercial x
Cwhran, E. P., 1757 Chemek-
eta t. 4
Condo, Mrs. Theo. J., 416 Slate 2
Cook. Mrs. F. V., 245 S. Cot
tage i
Cook, Mina M 575 Market I
Cooley. Warren. 1263 N. 20th 2
Cooley, A. W., 1260 N. lth. .. 2
Cooper, H. A., 242 S. 19th 2
Cotton, Irene. R. S. Box 6B ... t
Cotton. L. A., R. 3, Box 6B. ... 1
Cox. Mrs. A. W , 345 Division.. 1
Cross, Mrs. E. C, 11S5 Chs-
meketa j
Cross, H. H , Salem J
Cross, Mrs. H. H.. 10S7 South
Commercial j
Culver. Mrs. W. J., 1S5 South
19th
Culver. W. J.. 185 S. lth : , i
Cupper, C. M 165 N. 13th 1
Cupper. H. A.. 165 N. Uth 1
Cutler. E P.. 650 N. 20th ..." 1
Cutler. E. P.. 650 N. 20th l
Darby, Bertha Junk, 679 n!
Cottage j
Davis. Mrs. W. U 83S K. Itst 1
Davison, A. O.. R. . Boa 17 .
Davison. A. O.. R . Box IT l
Denton. W. A . 14S N 12th
Devsrs. Mrs. J. M . 50 North
Summer j
Devers. Psal. 5f N Summer!! 1
"oaa. Irene F.. 250 S. Cottage
Doepping. H. H . 14C Coart
Oownlaa. Walter F. IMS State
Drake. Harold, w. f
Dniks. Harold. W.
Durham. H. T.. Ill N. 14h
aton. Mrs. C C. T K. 15th
Mwards. tin. C H . R l. Box
TicketsEpley, Mrs. C. M., 19th & State 1
Mills, Addie, 1312 State 1
Evans, John, 2978 Center Z
Evans, Dr. J. ft", State hospital 2
Eyre, D. W., 1190 Oak 2
Fakes, Harold, 1 488 State 2
Farmer, Mrs. Hay L., 909 Che-
meketa 1
Ficher, Alma, 1173 N. 4th 1
Fisher, Alice S., 515 Market .... 2
Fisher, Laura, 11 S5 Chemeketa 2
Fisher, E. E., 575 Market 6
Fisher, Arthur, 575 Market .... 1
Flake, Thelma, 580 S. 16th 1
Flake, E. B., 590 S. 17th 2
Fleming, R. S., 250 Commercial 2
Frazier, P. L., 1334 N. Summer 2
Fullerton, Mrs. P. E., 1535
State 1
Gibbs, Helen S., 1735 S. High 3
Gilbert, F. S 195 S. 23d 2
Gille, Albert H., State House.... 2
Gobler, L., 1245 S. 16th 1
Gobler, Celia, 1245 S. 16th 1
Goodin, R. B., 1680 Court 2
Graham, Mrs. J. S., 461 S. High 1
Grant. Mrs. W. I., 626 N. Win
ter 1
Griffith, L. F., State Hospital 2
Giesy, Madalenc, 484 S. 23d 1
Itauff, Gladys, 250 S. Cottage 1
Halvorson, Mrs., 1434 Ferry ... 1
Hanen, Mrs. A. M., 562 Mill .... 2
Harris, R. A., 624 N. Capitol 2
Harra, Addie, 631 N. Winter.... 1
Hazard, E. W., 640 S. Summer 2
Henry, Harriet J., 920 Oak 2
Henry, C. E., 1304 N. Liberty 1
Herrick, Winifred, 282 Rich
mond Ave 1
Hish, Annie B 238 Center .... 1
Hinz, Mrs. Wm. E., 625 N. 20th 2
Hoenett, Mrs. L. C. 1693 North
Commercial 1
Holt, U. G., 1032 Oak 3
Hoover, R. N., Salem l
Hoover, V. T., 404 S. 17th 2
Howard, S. R., 1237 Marion .... 2
Huston Ed., W. U 3
Huston, Mrs. C. A., 265 S. 23d.. 3
Hutchason, Dorothy, 1045 N.
Church x
Jarmaa, Mrs. D. B., 744 N.
Cottage 2
Jarman, Mattie, 744 N. Cottage 1
Jarman. D. B., J. C. Penny Co. 4
Johnson, C. V., 1495 North
Commercial g
Johnson, Mrs. L. L., 187 Miller 1
Jones, Jennie A., 2164 Center 1
Jones, Clara L., Gen. Del l
Jones, Chester A., 402 Masonic
Building i
Jorgensen. Laura M., 1455 8.
Commercial j
Jory, Hilda M., 195 S. 23d !!..!! 1
Junk, Genevieve, 679 N. Cot
tage x
Kafoury, Leo, 940 Union x
Kafoury, Helen, 940 Union X
Kafoury, Ivan, 940 Union l
Kifoury Bros.. 466-State 4
Kantner. Mrs. W. C. 440 Center 1
Kay. Mrs. T. B., 825 Court 1
Kay, T. B.. 825 Court . .. ' 1
Kimball, S. P.. 295 N. Summer 2
Kimball, S. P.. 295 N. Summer 2
Kirby, A. B.. 1310 N. Summer 2
Kirk. Wm. E., 1450 Stats 2
Kirshing, W. J.. Macleay . 2
Klein, Mrs. Fred. 845 Center.!!! 1
Knowland, Mrs. ft E. 1155 Ma-
1 IVU 1
Kraps. L. L., Salem 2
Kugel. K. B . Route 2 2
Kurth, ft J., 433 K. High t
finals, j. f., 630 g. iSth
Lebold, Mrs. E. A. 2996 S. 16th
l ee, Mrs. a. A.. 1515 State
Lee. Paul, 1515 sute
Legg. F. A., 1499 State !.
Lenon, Gladys, 89s Belleeue
Lestar. Olive, 6(8 N. Church
Lend. A. E., 653 N. High
l isle. J , 1041 S. 15th
i.ision. Kthe I.. 4S1 iv.,,,.
Looney, Mrs W. W State Hoa"
rltal j
Looney. Mrs. W. F., 1795 South
Commercial ,
Luadberg. K. A., 10S8 Marion"' 2
Maruny. J. w . 211 Miller 2
""""s- ra. D. W . S7 Vil.
Miles, B. C, 993 Court 2
Miller, Clara, 155 S. 19th 1
Minton, Emma, 1390 Broadway 1
Moon, Mrs. B. W., 678 N. Win
ter I
Murray, J. S., 444 N. Winter.. . 2
Nadon, J. G., 714 N. 26th 1
Nadon, Mrs. J. G., 714 N. 26th 1
Nance, G. W., Salem 2
Nance, G. W., Salem 1
Nelson, Mrs. J. ft, 531 N. Cot
tage 3
Nelson, J. ft, 531 N. Cottage 1
Nonens, W. J , Salem 2
Newberry. Mrs. T.. 1298 Center 1
Nunn, Mrs. J. J., 1190 N. 19th 2
Pat ton, E. ft, Book Store 2
Patton, Luella M., 883 Court.... 2
Paules, Otto K. 1556 N. Church 1
Peiuberton, Mrs. R. J., 1455 S.
Commercial 1
Pettycrew, J. E., 695 N. 16th.... 1
Pierce, Mae, 740 D 1
Pohle, Alma, 1133 Court 1
Powell, Martha 560 Chemeketa 1
Powers, Mrs. Frank, 253 North
)3th 1
Proctor, Mrs. W. F., 1144 Ferry 1
Purvine, E. W., 961 Oak 2
Rurvine, S E., Salem 2
Putnam, R. L., 161 S. 14th Z
Reynolds, L. T., Salem 2
Richmond, Wm., 1675 S. High
Riertesel, H. W. 704 N. Cottage 1
Riedesel, Charlotte, Salem 1
Roberts, T. S., 270 S. 14th 2
Roberts, Mrs. J. J., 768 State.... 2
Roberts, Mrs. M. V., 1030 Ship
ping ?.
Roberts, E. E., 1030 Shipping i
Roterts, Helen. J68 State C
Ross, J. T., 432 Marion 1
Roth, Theo., 9295 D 1
Roth, Mrs. Theo., 9925 D 1
Rotziens, 351 N. Cottage 2
Rulifson, M. W., R. 8, Box 47.. 2
Salter, Mrs. D., 925 Leslie 1 1
Schaefer, Mrs. Clara, 1761 S.
liberty X
Schenk, Dr., Derby Building .... 2
Schoettler, Dr. M. T., 628 N
Winter 1
Scholz, P. R., R. 4, Box 1 2
Schram, E. R., 1005 N. 21st .... 1
Scott, John H., 1089 Court 2
Sherwood, Grace E., 787 Cross
Sherwood, G. F., 463 S. Com
mercial , i
Sherwood, Paul, 787 Cross ...... 1
Siegmund, C. E 444 N. 18th.... 1
Simons, Mildred. 1710 Bellevue 1
Slaughter, A., Salem 5
Smith, Ella R., 296 N. Cottage
Smith. W. M., 1300 N. 18th ....
Socolfsky, D. D., 9S5 N. Sum
mer Solc.man, Mrs. N., 250 S. Cot
tage Soloman, Mrs. N., 250 S. Cot
tage Spencer, Wilma 260 N. Liberty
Springer, Leslie, 1140 S. Com
mercial 2
btaley, W. I.. 271 N. Summer..
Stevens, Roy, Salem
Stevens, Peter, Salem ...!..!.!!!!!!
Stevens. Grace, Salem
Stevens Adaline M. 540 N. 17th
Stockton, Zoe, 274 N. Summer
Stnlz, Gideon, 141 S. Winter
Stolz, W. T., 495 N. Winter
Stolz, Mrs. G., 141 S. Winter
st me, C. B S10 Hovt a
We Pay
27c per doz. for
Pi
19th
, 280 Che-
Home Builders
Take Notice
We can save you money on row
Plumbing Supplies; it will j
vou to rnmfl .nut anu, ita ahA,,t
prices. We always have a supply
of all kinds.
Tents, all sizes, prices very low,
CAPITAL
Bargain House
We buy and sell everytulnt
Phone 398 213 Cental
Hamman Auto Stage
Two Stages Daily
Leave Salem
Leave Mill
Leave O.
10:30 am; 4:20 (a
City 7 pra; 4 fm
K. depot Salem
Wayside stopa at Gooch, Lyons,
Mehama, Stayton, Sublimity,
Aumsviile, Turner, State hos
pital. Cottage farm.
Jos. H.
Hamman,
Phone S04
Salem.
Salem Bk. of Commerce
Phone 80
When your car needs help
Great Western Garage
at your service. 117 N. Hits
Hartman'.
Glasses
Easier and
Better. Wear
and see
then
HARTMAN BROS.
Phone 1255 Salem, OrfM
Hoar it
F'lNl B
j nwell. U
Elweil. Mrs
?. H C
I Knx. H. C
srds. B. E . 14 State
A.. T2 Cherry .
Mrs U A.. 2720 Ctm
4l K. Winter
C 465 N. Winter
ler
Mattingly. Alinna. 14 45 Trade
McCleau. Lucille, 27270 Cher
ry Are
McDonald. J. H., Salem
McOonald. 1 H , Salem
McFadden. Magjie. 24S Sam-
mr
McMillen. W. L . Route V
JJrNary. Nina. 2994 if. Winter
McNeea. J. A., 12,fl Shipping
MeWhorter. H. R . Market
Mede. Alvln W.. Route 2 "
JJaatter. Mrs. O . ,4 N. I7th
Wrrer. W. L,. Saleia
Merrhea. J. O . s,,t, J
Merger. Minnie. SSJ Conrt
Mtles. B. C, 93 Court Z
stover. H. C, 245 S
Stratton, Mrs. H. C
meketa
Styles, Mrs. Harry, 859 Center
Suing, C. A . 1297 S. High .
Swart, Renska, 115 Liberty ....
swart, Hedda S., 907 Oak ... 2
t ecpie, C. S , Route 1 1
Thompson, O. H., Macleay . 1
Thompson. Mrs. W. T., 865 Ma
rion j
Thompson, G. H., Macleay !!!
Tillinghast, Hilda, Deaf School 1
Tillinghast, E. S Deaf School 1
Tolman. Mrs. Jennie. 1334 Fer-
JP x
Tucker. Lucille. 818 N. Liberty X
Tucker, Gertrude. 818 N Lib-
trriy
Vandevort, Mrs. . 4M K.
inter i
Vick. Charlaa, Garden Boid
Vick, Mrs. George. Salem
Wapato, Paul Q . Salem
Waters. Mrs. Lena, law atrn
Waters. Mrs. F. L.. 159 State
Watson .Mrs. H. D.. 14 N
Commercial
Webster, Jnlia K., HI S. I Ith
ZZl Hn L"ta' Sa,e
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Wood. Bessie. 305 S. ISth
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Zimmerman. rri tS7 N
Portland & Salem
Stage Line
Every Hour on the
Both Ends
Leaves 10th and Alder at
Seward Hotel every hour
Leaves Salem Bligh HoW
First Stage 7 a. m.
Last Stage 7 p-
w.
L. M. HUM
Car of
Yick So Tong
Chinese Medicine and Tea Oa.
Has medicine which will
cure any knwn disease
Open Sundays from 19
until P- m.
- lit South High tre
Salem, Orson. Fhoae 1W
Salem
O. E Depot
im a. am.
11 a. sb.
t:ee p.
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Lav Salem O. B. depo""'-
a. am. a. us. : P- . fc
Lean Moamouta HcUl
ra. 1:00 p. m. :lt p. a.
Leave Independence Bct
a. m. 1:11 p. m. : mmim
aaasaf trips by appotctm""
Seven psjuaager ear J?T"
Rem. phone 111. Baatuee.