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NEW TODAY
yis,-r purple umbrella.
phon
1I508J, rewa.ro..
28?
Ranted Large,
gas
engine.
, 1290
Phone isdim.
WANTED FtordJ
.tarter. 219 State
I touring
St."- '
with
288
WANTED A few - goa, phone
' . n t . a 1 ODD
Vhh rknt Three room apart
ment. unfurnished, 833 Union St.
1290
'OR RENT 9 room house, va
cant south Salem. J. L. Zielke.
J293
Pqr SALE 6 room modern
house, easy terms 662 N. Front
anus
MONEY TO LOAN on farm or city
. property. B. W. Macy, 202 Gray
bldg. i
I'OK SALE 'Bay mare, weight
1150. Rt. 7, box 64, Sllverton
road. 288
FOR SALE A-l Jersey and Guern
sey with calf 24 hours, 420 S.
20th. J e289
LOST Square wrist watch, Ini
tials C S on-, back. . Reward.
Leave at Journal office. k290
FOR RENT 6 room bungalow (25
for sale speedometer and side
curtains for Ford. F. L. Wood,
3-fl State St. 288
FOR RENT 2 room apartment;
also one room apartemnts, fur-nai'-o
heat. Laurel hotel, corner
' 12th and Oak, phone 928. J293
F0K SALE Good 6 room bunga
low with garage, on S. Cottage
street. Price $2250, terms. Krue
ger, Oregon bldg. phone 217.
a289
A FE.W first class Ancona cocker
els, brothers to first prize state
fair winners. Riverside Ancona
farm, Rt. 3, bor 263, phone 76F
13. "- 288
PORTLAND TRADES Will . take
Salem lots or house for equity
In small Portland house, rental
J30. Property value $3000.. Wm.
Fleming, 341 State St. a
AUCTION sale tomorrow at 1027
Oak street of high class furni
ture, range, rug, new . Singer
sewing machine, draperies, etc.
F. N. Woodry, auctioneer. 288
WANTED Listings on property
that can be sold on easy terms,
also anything you have to ex
change. Thomason, 331 "4 State
street, phone 175. n
10ST On Tues. or Wed. of last
week in east part of town boy's
long grey and white gauntlet
glove. Please return to 340 N.
20th or phone 910R. 288
11 HE person who took overcoat
from vestibule ' of Christian
church, Center and High streets
was seen and is known. To avoid
trouble please return to 645 Fer
ry. ' 288
I'OR RENT 70 acre farm near
naiem, good road, 11 cows, 10
acres fruit; must be experienced
farmer and able to give refer
ences. Hilborn Bros., 2010 Ferry
street. 288
6-A CHICK & FRUIT TRACT 2
ml E Salem; 6-r house; barn;
equipped for 600 chicks; young
orchard and berries. $3500;
terms. Will trade for house In
Salem. Harris 1942J. 288
Go anywhere, you will find It
hard to beat our quality of used
automobiles and still harder to
equal the prices.
Ford, 1921, 1245
Buick bug $100
Chevrolet '19 $250
Overland 90, '19 $175
Oakland 6 '19 $300
Buick 6 "special bargain" $375
Buick 6 '17 $425
Buick '19 roadster $578
Buick '20 $650
Buick '20 $800
Apperson 8 '20 $750
Buick 4 22 $750
OTTO J. WILSON
NJIonVl St. phone 220. q290
FOR SALE HOUSES
OR RENT
. Ferry St.
3 room apt. Call 75.".
1292
FOR SALE Corner lot with small
nouse. Call after sixp. m. 1556
5y st. - a2i
8 ROOM house, modern and acre
i land, $5250, paved street. 492
- Cottfle-A St
$ ACRES and good house close to
Jar line, buy today, a snap at
250(). Gertrude J. M. Paee. b
1 ItOuM house, barn, fruit, lights
Oty water, lots, $300 cash, $20
month. M. J. Hunt, Ladd &
Bush. a
1 RAVE several beautiful homes
on my list, let me show you thru
them please. Golden Rule Real
siate, corner N. Cottage and
larlon. a
SPECIAL Nice bungalow, good
'"cation, close to car. Price
2150, the Welcome Real Estate
office. State and Com"l, over Bu
f-'s. phone 659. a288
BARGAIN New 7 room bunga-
r,Jf wlth basement, lot 66x130,
Pnce $3500, email cash payment
Wlance like rent. Krueger, Ore-
2"bldg. phone 217. a288i
A GOOD residence, fine view and
'ocatlon, on $500 down; this is
Jtra good on such a small pay
ment. Brown, oyer Busick's,
151' and Commercial. a
1N'E modern home, fireproof
w'ls, east front on " a main
"feet; this Is a new bungalow
Pnced right. Brown, over Bu-g-s.
State and Commercial, a
Modern 10 room home on
Paved street, built 7 year ago.
ll take mm part payment house
id lot around $3000. W. H.
grabenhorst A Co., 175 State
treet, 288
FORSALE HOUSES
FOR SALE Good
bungalow,
a304
owner. Phone 898W.
6 ROOM houso, paved street, base-
mem, only lauuu today. Ger-
iruuo j. m, rago, ' r
i ROOM good as new bungalow,
garage, large lot, at 1020 north
Cottage street, offered at less
Hhan cost, $2560, easy terms.
Bocolotsky, 341 State
ROOM practically new bunga
low, at 1020 north Cottage, own
er leaving the city, only $2550,
$700 cash balance easy terms
Socolofsky, 341 State. a
ROOM, close In, lights, bath, wa
ter,, some furniture, for $1650,
$300 down, balance monthlv.
The Weloonie Real Estate office
over tsusick's, state and Com
mercial. FOR SALE FARMS
FOR SALE By owner, $90 an
acre for 85 acres, ft in cultiva
tion, house, barn, orchard, 3
springs, H mile to school, 18
miles south of ' Portland, terms.
Box Cll Capital Journal, b291
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Household furniture
1308 8 15th. c289
FOR BALE New Home
machine, 638W. -
sewing
c28
WIRE grip sanitary
Simpson, 417R.
brushes.
m288
FOR SALE Bicycle, back
Falrmount dairy.
door.
c288
FOR SALE Barred Plymouth
kock roosters, phone 41F3 f288
FOR SALE 2 drag saws, good as
new, capital Bargain House. c
FOR SALE! Small potatoes at 50c
per 100 pounds. Phone 44F22.
c289
FOR SALE -Potatoes, Sunrise and
Netted Gem 75o per 100 pounds.
Phone 44F22. C2S9
PUBLIC AUCTION Every Sat. 1
p. m. 180 S. High opposite Ore
gon Electrio bldg Aft kinds of
furniture, tools, live stock, ma
chlnery and miscellaneous art!
cles. Col. J. B. Gable, auction
eer, phone 1446. c'
FOR SALE No. 1 onions deliver
ed anywhere In Salem, $1.60
sack; carrots delivered $10 per
ton. At ranch, onions $1 per
sack, carrots $8 per ton, you
furnish sacks. 2 miles east of
Brooks. W. L. Gasklll. c292
FOR RENT
APARTMENT,
phone 612M.
486 N.
Liberty,
3289
BOARD and room, close in, 49 5
N. Commercial. j28D
NICELY furnished apartment,
adults, 265 S. Commercial. J308
FOR RENT 6 room house to per
manent renter, $35 per month.
Gertrude J. M. Page.
ONE of the most scenio modern 8
room homes near Salem for rent
Inquire BOX J B care Capital
Journal. J289
ROOMS for rent. Commercial ho
tel open under new manage
ment, rooms reasonable. 6 un
furnished housekeeping rooms,
also a hall, close in." 185 S. Com
mercial and Ferry St. Harry
Fangeman, proprietor. j 2 9 2
FOR SALE WOOD
WOOD SAWING phone 1131, cit;'
or country. Ed Bproed. ... eeiiz
BEST grade mill wood 4 ft. and
16 inch, prompt delivery ana
reasonable prices. Fred E.
-Wells, 305 S. Church street,
phone 1542. . ee"
FOR SALE Automobiles
FOR SALE 1920 Ford touring,
starter and extras. R. F. Peters,
1191 N. Capitol, phone 267W.
q288
BUICK six, if you want a sturdy
good car with lots of service lert
in it. See this bargain. Phone
220. q289
OLESON USED CAR Ex
change. -Cars bought and sold.
Guaranteed repairing. Washing,
polishing.
1919 CHEVROLET, finish like
new. runs fine, good curtains.
This car Is cheap, phone Mr.-
Turner at 220. q28
PARTS FOR ALL CARS Do your
Christmas shopping here.
W. E. Burns, Dan Burns
i Not Brothers the Same Man)
High St. at Ferry, Salem, Or. q
FOR SALE LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE Shoats,
104F25.
brood sows.
e288
FOR SALE 1 brood sow and
pigs, also White Leghorn hens,
Dhone 44F5. e289
JERSEY heifer caft 4 months old,
strayed from 23rd and High;
finder nlease Dhone 1791J2.
k289
WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED Colored woman wants
dav work. Phone 798J. ltfuo
PAPER hanging and tinting three
. dollars a room and up. Phone
1806M. 1292
WANTED Washing at once, will
ffnt It An d deliver. Write 1874
Broadway. 1292
WANTED Old mattresses to
make over. Phone 19, Capital
City Bedding Co. m
PASTURE wanted, for three head
of horses, during the winter.
Phone 986M, Salem, Or. 1289
WANTED Truck driving or re
pairing, 2 years experience at re
pair work. A. G. Ancey, 2707
Brooks ave. a289
LOOK $6000 contract to. ex
change for modern home in Sa
lem. W. H. Grabenhorst & Co.,
275 State St. c288
WANT To buy good young team
of horses suitable for orchard
work. Wiley Wealters, Rt. 2,
Turner. Dhone 107F1 1. 1289
WANTED Furniture, tools, ma
chinery, stock, etc. Will buy for
cash or sell on commission
Phone 511. Woodry, the auc
tioneer. '
BRINGING UP
' I
eincarnation ShoMd No
WANTED Miscellaneous .
WANTED Furniture,
Phone 611.
tools, etc.
WANTED To buy furniture, tool
ana miscellaneous articles - for
cash, or will sell on commls
elon, phone 1446. f
WANTED Used furniture, rang
es, neaiers, cook stoves, tools,
etc. We pay cash, get our prices
before you sell. Liberty Exchange
i J. worn I at., pnone 841. i
eecona nana turnltuie
and stoves. We also carry a full
line of new furniture, stoves,
tools, etc. Once then always.
People's Furniture store, 271 N.
; Commercial St. phone 734. i
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Thanksgiving day purse
containing $80. Finder please
leave at Journal, $10 reward.
' ' k291
WANTED HELP
WANTED Wood cutters
629: T
Phone
R289
vv a.n i ,! Salesman, opportuni
ty to earn from $30 to $50 per.
; Apply 519 Court St. g292
THE Whitney comoanv. wkh
large logging operation at Ida
; vllle, Tillamook county, Oregon.
r that will, weather permitting,
run all winter, Invites applica
tions from buckers, fallers and
other timber workers. Standard
wages, good grub, fine, comfort
able camps; 8 hours; no strikes.
Address, giving all particulars,
The Whitney company, Employ
ment Department, .. 904 Lewis
' building, Portland. Or.
MISCELLANEOUS
FULLER brushes, local represent
ative. Grimes, 1937J. m313
WINDOW washing, all kinds of
odd Jobs, phone 1488. m288
PAPER hanging or tinting, call
; 131, after 5 o'clock call 1258W.
' m306
COL. J, B. GABLE, auctioneer, for
farm and city sales; call phone
1446. m
FANCY and plain dressmaking,
also remodeling, work guaran
teed. 266N. Com"l. phone 1091.
m289
MONEY to loan on farms, any
amount. If security is good.
$2000 on farm or city. Radcllff
waring. 341 State St. m
FURNITURE repairing and all
kinds of woodwork made to or
der. Wood turning, shop . 19th
and State, phone 882. ' c
SOOS Scavenger service, garbage
and refuse, of all kinds removed
by the month at reasonable rates
. phone 629, residence 2058. Suc
cessor to Neal'B Scavenger. m
HIGHEST price paid for second
hand clothing and shoes. Also
cleaning, pressing and repairing.
Call and deliver. Capital Ex
change, 342 N, Commercial,
phone 1368W. m
THE Meat market at 456 State fit.
now known as Central Meat
Market, under new management.
First claas steer meat and all
other meat products will be han
died at moderate prices. Give us
a trial order and be convinced
that our prices and quality are
right. Thomas E. Cola, manager.
' m288
REAL ESTATE
SPECIAL
5 room house close In on paved
street, $2100 with $200 down.
6 room old house 6 blocks from
Ladd & Bush bank on paved street
and car line, $1900 with $200
down.
6 room house, Just finished, mod
em except basement, on paved
street, 12500, terms.
Nice lot south Salem, trade for
light car.
THOMASON
331 State street.
TIMBER We have some timber
tracts near Salem for sale cheap,
also some stumpage. If you are
In the wood business; see us at
once. Radcllff & Waring, 341
State St. b
TRADES 5 acres all In fruit and
good buildings. 6 acres, some
buildings, $2250. 41 acres with
splendid home, all near town,
will trade any of these for. house
in Salem. Gertruc'ie J. M Page, b
PICK ONE OUT OF THESE
4 room bungalow, corner lot,
$1500, $750 cash balance $25
monthly.
5 room new modern bungalow,
will take good Baby Overland car,
balance easy terms. Price $2750.
6 room modern residence, very
good value, $3500, $500 cash bal
ance $30 monthly.
8 room strictly modern resi
dence, paved street, close In,
$8700, terms.
5 acres bearing prunes, house,
drier, will take residence not over
$2500, price $4000.
SOCOLOFSKY
341 State
FOR EXCHANGE
Fine Income property, leased for
term of years, want merchandise
for half, price $22,600.
Good 6 room house, furnished,
large lot. Price $3600, terms.
Fine modern home on Court
street, want smaller house.
Fine prune orchard, for income
property.
If you want to trade, sell or
buy see
H. L. MARSTERS
Phone 907, 212 Gray bldg;
GOOD BUYS
48 acres of timber near Rose-
dale. Price $3600, mortgage $1600
balance cash.
20 acres well located near Lives
ley station with plenty of bearing
fruit, 6 room bungalow, 14 acres
cultivated, balance pasture and
timber; will take house up to
$2500 as first payment, balance
time. '
124 acre Linn county arm to
exchange for prune orchard near
Salem. Price $13,000.
Real estate and fire insurance.
W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
275 State St. U. S. bank bldg.
FATHER
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THE CAPITAL' JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
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Dfiip(gugari
ACETYLENE WELDING
IRON, steel, brass, aluminum, cop
per, tiring the pieces, uis-u"
; Heating Co., 3S7 Court;
At It) PAINTINU
RELIANCE AUTO PAINTING
219 State St. corner Front.
Al'CTlONEKR
F. N. WOODRY the live etock.
furniture, real estate auctioneer.
Phone 611 for sale dates. Res.
lAlfl XT Dnnr ' -
THE RIGHT AUCTIONEER
means dollars to you. G. Satter
lee, Salem, Or.. 180 N. Com'l St.
mf tY til nUAw Dknnln'a . Aalh
store. Res. phone 1211J, office
iov
HATTEHY SUPPLIES
PREST-O-LITE BATTERY SER
VICE. Expert auto electricians.
Phone 1803, 418 Court St.
I Phone 203.
328 11 uign
B a 1 1 e rles
recharged and repaired. Degge
T 11
R. D. BARTON, Exlde batteries,
starter and generator work. 171
S. Commercial. -
AUTO Electricians, expert trouble
shooting. 288 N. High St. phone
203.
CHIROPODIST
DR. 8. F. SCOTT. S. C. graduate
national University of Science,
' Chicago. Scientific chiropody.
Masonic temple, phone 640.
DR. H1NER foot specialist, all foot
ailments relieved. Modern equip
ment. Room 3. Patton - bldg.
phone 957.
CHIROPRACTOR
DRS. SCOTT AND SCOFIELD.
chiropractors, 416 U. S. bank
Diog.
DR. S. R. SMITH, chiropractor,
room 322 Oregon bldg. Chronic
and acute cases treated by care
ful adjustments.
DKUGGISTS
WM. NEIMEYER, 'JUST DRUGS'
175 N. Commercial, phone 167.
J. C. PERRY, Rexall druggist. 11$
a. Commercial St.
ELECTRIO SUPPLIES
HALIK ELECTRIC SHOP 33
Court We do house wiring and
carry a complete stock of fix
tures. Instrument repairing, ex.
perimental work. Electric appll
ances repaired. Phone 488. '
HOUSE wiring and supplies.
Welch Electrio Co. Phil Brown
ell, manager, 379 State St.
ARCHIE FLEENER. electrician
house wiring by hour or con
tract. Estimates furnished
Phone 980, 414 Court St.
FLORIST
CUT flowers and floral pieces. De
livery. C. F. Breithaupt, florist,
123 N. Liberty, phone 380.
1 ARM LOANS
HAWKINS AND ROBERTS 205
Oregon building, 6, 7, 10 and
20 year loans, 64 and 8 percent
Interest. Privilege to pay $100 or
mumpie on any interest gate.
20 YEAR FARM LOANS on rural
credit plan. Prepayment privi
leges witn discount allowed.
will finance you for a less rate
-of interest than any firm on the
coast, rv. W, MAKSTER3, 411
Oregon oiag
FAKAl LOANS made in ainouius
of $5000 or more, 6 percent in
terest. Government plan of re
payment, ueneral insurance.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
407 Masonic Temple. Salem, Or.
garageC
RADIATORS Fenders and bodies
made or repaired. J. C. Bair, 349
rerry tu
GUARAMlEED REPAIRING of
all kinds on autos and tractors.
Cars stored by day. week or
month. Cutting and fitting pipes
done, grocery store In connec
tion. E. Kroeplin and Sons,
1610 N. Commercial and Nor
way. '
HEMSTITCHING
MRS. C. E. MILLER, hemstitching
stamping, buttons, hand embrol-
dery. Room 10, over Miller's
tore, phone 117.
SALEM Elite, hemstitching, chain
stitcning, pleating, buttons,
tamping and needlework. Phone
37 9. 329 Oregon bldg. 1
INSURANCE
W. A. L1STON, GENERAL IN
SURANCE Fire, automobile
. and liability. Bonds and loans.
484 Court.
ANDERSON AND RUPERT. IN
SURANCE Liability, automo.
bile, fire, surety, bonds, loans
and Investments. 406-7 Oregon
bldg. .
MACHINE SHOP
WECHTER AND SMITH Machin
lets, engineers, welders, HE ALU
cylinder grinding service. Phone
662, 846 Ferry St.
H. AND M. CO. Specialty grind
ers and welders. Automotive Ser
vlce. 490 Ferry St.
MOTORCYCLES
LL.OYD E.
HaMSDISN, Indian
motorcycles and Dayton bicycles
887 Court street.
rTSw, HARRY W. SCOTT
ni. ' "The Cycle Man,"
"miy 147 9 Co,n' 'nonf
MUSIC
PIANO playing, 12 weeks, guaran
teed. Beginners, advanced. Room
3 over Miller's.
NURSERY STOCK
FRUITLAND Nursery has sales
yard at Cherry City feed barn,
Salem, 644 Ferry St. Office
phone 199; res. 1140M. Please
call and see my stock before
buying
SALEM Nursery company, fruit
end ornamental trees. im"'l
fruit and roses. Phone 1763. 428
Oregon bldg.
MERCHANT TAILOR
P. H. MOSHER Tailor for men
ana women. 4t4 court bl
M. A. EtiTES, flue tailoring. 34
State street.
I'LVNOS
GEO. C. WILL, pianos, phono
graphs, sewing machines, sheet
i muslo and piano studies. K
, pairing phonographs and sew
' ing machines, 432 State, Salem.
OPTICIANS
GLASSES fitted by Dr. L. R. Bur-
aette, optometrist. Bow optical
Co., 32a State street.
MORRIS OPTICAL C O.
suite 801 Oregon (Electric)
feldju. ' '
OSTEOPATHY
DR. VV. L. MERCER, osteopathia
" physician and surgeon. Kirka
" vllle graduate. 404-405 U. S. Na
tional bank bldg. Phones, office
919, residence 614.
DRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL,
osteopathia physicians and sur
geons, 606 U. S. bank building.
Phone 869. Dr. White , resi
dence phone 469; Dr. Marshall,
residence phone 834.
PRINTING
J Ba.TlSFIED customer returns to
Rowland Printing company.
phone 1511 Masonic Temple.
PLUMBING
tHEO. - M. BARR Plumbing,
beating, sheet metal works, 164
S. Commercial. .
PLUMBING, repairing and coll
. work, reasonable charges. A. L.
Godfrey, shop foot of Union fit
Phone 1397J. '
KEPA1KINQ
STOVES rebuilt and repaired. 60
years experience; Depot na
tional and American fence, sixes
26 to 68 Inches high. Palme,
oil ind varnishes, etc. logan
berry and hop books. : Salem
Fence and Stove Works, 850
Court street, phone 124.
SCAVENGER
JALEM SCAVENGER Garbage
and refuse of all kinds removed
by tre month at reasonable rates
Cesspools cleaned and dead ani
mals removed. Day phone 167.
Night phone 1596W. R. O. Cum
mings, Mgr.
TRANSFER
OREGON Transfer & Storage Co.
Cars was. led and polished. Ex
t cavatlng, plowing and fertilizer;
wood sawing. Phone 77.
WATER COMPANY
SALEM WATER COMPANY Of
fice, corner Commercial ana
Trade Sts. Bills payable monthly
In advance. Phone 67.
WOOD WORKING
WOOD WORKING All kinds of
wood work made to order. 'Nov
i elty Shop 239 Court, telephone
1743.
Salem-Dallas Stage
Leave Salem Stage Terminal 7:00
" a. m. u:uu a. m. o:iu p. m.
Leave Dallas, Gall Hotel 8:30 a. m.
12:30 p. m.. 6:30 p. m.
; FARE 60 CENTS
2 Daily and Sunday
Every day- except morning trip
i does not run Sunday
I . Round Trip 90 cents
Snlcm-SHverlon DlviHion
Leaves Salem Central Stage Ter
imlnal, 7:00 a. m., 11:00 a. m,
I c.nn n m
Leaves Sllverton News Stand, 8:00
i a. m., i:uu p. m u;uu p. in.
'filnm.Ti1..tu.iiitiMin..Mnnnii tilth
Leaves Salem Central Stage Ter-
; mlnai, 7:00 a. m., :uu a. m.
$11 .art a. m. :nA o. m. 5:00 n. m
TavpK Monmouth. Monmouth ho-
tel, 8:15 a. m., 1:00 p. m.( b:io
Loaves Independence, Beaver ho-
! tel, 8:30 a. m iu:uu a. m., 1:10
J p. m., 4:00 p. m., 6:30 p. m.
We make connections at Salem
to -all parts of the valley.
i Extra trips oy appointment.
.1 V. PAftKKIl
General Manager
SILVERTON MOUNT ANGEL
PORTLAND
C. & M. Stages Schedule
South bound read down
Dly. Dly. Dly.
No 5
No 3 wo 1
PM AM
! PM
; 6:00
,8:05
' 8:30
1:30
3:35
4:00
Ar
8:00 Portland
10:05 Mt. Angel
10:30 Sllverton
' Ar
Ar
North bound read up
Dlv. Dly. Dly.
No 2 No 4 No 6
AM PM
10:30 4:00
, 8:25 " 1:65
PM
8:30 Portland
6:25 Mt. Angel
18:00 1:30 6:00
Sllverton
' Lv Lv Lv
Sunday only 8 pm from Portland
Stages leave Stage Terminal Port
land and Steelhammer'e Drug store
Rllverton
Hamman Auto Stage
Effective May 22nd
. Three Stages Dally
Leaves Salem Stage Terminal:
(No. 1, 7:30 a. m., No, 3, iu:au a.
"m. No. 5, 4:30 p. m.
Liave Mill City:
.No. 6, 7 a. m. No. z iz:su p. m.
f No. 4, 4 p. m. No 3 connects
with east bound train at Mill
ri... XTn 1 tvfittn fnr wHt hnunit
?Hra!ri at' Mill City.
Tlbe eons are always eager to gar-
hfcr an automobile with a load of
Jvqijor, but didja ever hear of 'em
tklijng. one because It had a couple
of tiissing cylinders or a 'Vined bear
AH' NR. JlCCj'b'THE.
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HUNCHBACK BOY ACCUSED OF MURDER
ING STEPFATHER AND MOTHER
David Aho, twenty-one, a erlpple
lis mother threw him to the floor in
is held prisoner on the charge of
mother, Mr. and Mrs. . Frank. Wlrtonon, or Virginia, Minn. There are
six Wirtenen children, and Aho brooded over the second marriage of
his mother. The boy was woundod
West Salem
Mrs. Walter W;. Means was. the
hostess to a very enjoyable
Thanksgiving party. All the
guests cam with well filled bas
kets of appetlztlng as well as pal
atable foods as are served at such
occasions. After the dinner was
served and sveryone was thor
oughly satisfied with the bounti
ful meal, they took up the frag
ments that were left and found
they had enough over for lunch
eon. So the invited guests didn't
depart to their various homes
until Quito late in the evening,
feeling they had spent a regular
SALEM
MARKETS
Compiled from reports of Sa
lem dealer for the guidance
of Capital Journal readers.
(Revised daily.)
Gnaln: No. 1 white wheat $1.09;
No. 2 mixed wheat $1.07; No. J
it. 06: (sacked.)
nhMt hav 118.00: -at
hay $2021; clover hay (baled)
$2021. ...
Wlinlmwln lrlraa
11.nl'. ii.wa S9.U0: dressed
1. ...... An, BlBftra fiffDAc: cows
2A4c; bulls 33c; lambs
99Vic; dressed veal 13o,
Poultry: Light hen 13ci' heavj
hens 18o; 01a roosters o
broilers 18 20a
Tj..,,Ai'..f . uiiiiurfnt 48n: cream
ery butter 49fe)5 0c; country butter
aoH32c: etrgs 40c; milk
ewt. .
vAm,tn,lM Wax nnlons 12.21
. v. 11 nn wt' Dreuron
cabbage 1V0 lb; green peppers 10c
lb; potatoes i.uu tnii v.cB"
lettuce $2.25 per crate; parsley 40
doz.
Fruits: Oranges $9.75; lemon!
$9.00; bananas 10c; Calif, grape
fruit $7.60.
Retail ITIcwi
Poultry and eggs: Eggs 60 80c
creamery butter f5-i.
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland, Or., Deo. 4. Cattle
weak; receipts 1313; choice steers
$6.757.25; medium to good steers
$6.00 6.76; fair to medium
$5.25 Si 6.00; common to fair $3.75
6.26; choice cows and heifers
$4.00 4.60; medium to good $3.60
4.00; fair to medium $3.00
8.60; common $2.0O3.00; can
ners $1.50 it 2.00; bulls $3,004
4.60; choice feeders $5.00 5.60;
fair to good $4.00 6.00; choice
dairy calves $8.008.60; prim
llrht $8.008.60: medium light
$7.608.00; heavy calves $4.00
7.50. 1
ITrto-a HtAarlvT reclntff 2921:
prime light $9.009.60; smooth
heavy zuw to buu pounas is.uvw
9.00: 800 pounds and up $7.60
8.00: feeder niics $8.258.75: fat
pigs $8.509.OO; stags $46.
Sheep steady; receipts lis-
east of mountain lambs
$10.5012; choice alley $10.60
12; medium $9.60 10.60; common
$8.509.50; culls $6.7508.50,
llfrh.1 VAat-lttilra 1 9 S 0 ffh 1 O.flO ' tlpnvv
$99.60; light wethers $7.60
8.50; heavy $77.50; ewes $26.
Butter steady, ex cubes 43 44c
under grades 88 40c; carton 47c;
4850o fob Portland: 4 On at sta
tions; under grades 46 47c,
rKK: wean. j.ujim(j uuuiii
receipts 4860c: white henneries
55 57c.
I'oultry: Light hens 13c;
heavy 22c; springs 17c; old roos
ters 10c; geeso 18c; ducks 20
3c; turkeys nom.
iiru..n,. ir,..l rV,OA ft 1R mnft
m,V.Ia II fj ...Autnn ... Vi i t n tl 91-
hard winter $1.15; northern spring
. .0. . , .K
fl.in; wfmei i :u ax.,.,. -
MillRtuffs: Mill run $35; stratch
feed $46; middlings $42; barley
34; oais Jt; corn no. yeuow
32.5034.
Hay: Buying price, timothy val
ley, $20021; alfalfa $ 1 8 r 1 .0;
grain $20.60; clover $1818.
n 7- n .
v 'V JUST
JK SICK!
oEati
1
since childhood, when, it i aid,
a fit of anger, br oak in 2 his back,
murdering his stepfather and bis
in the knee before be was captured
old fashioned time. Those lnclud
ed In the formal party were: Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey tSanton, Mr. and
and Mrs. Harvey tSanton, Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Hill and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. A. N. Arnold and family,
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Arnold and
chldren and Mr. and Mrs. Means
and family.
R. M. Muce of Carseland, On
tario, Canada, wm ft very recent
visitor at the home of his daugh
ter, Mrs. G. E. Fonts and family
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Creasy gave
a surprise party on their son,
Charles Creasy, and fifteen of hlt
friends at their home on Front
street, Saturday evening. The en
tertainment of the evening con
stated on vocal and instrumental
muslo and playing of different
games, after which a dainty and
palatable luncheon was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd GorBllne
and children of North Dakota hat
rented the White property and
taken possession.
W. 0, Robinson Is improving
the value of his house by adding
another room.
Samuel Fuller and Slmm Mc
Cammey motored to Portland th
last of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Philip
and family were dinner guests at
the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Dickson
of Llvesley on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Richardson,
who have been sojourning with
relatives at Madras, Oregon, have
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruco Waliam,
made a flying visit to tho W. W.
Bales dwelling, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Moore and
family were Thanksgiving guestb
at the F. M. Moore home.
Noll Garner of Kingwood ter
race was a recent business callei
at Dallas.
Laura Shepard of Salem spent
Sunday with her friend, Latonla
Leach, '
Other folks may boast of their
large pumpkins and potatoes, uui
Frank Lamb can break tho record
when it comes to raising vegeta
bles, for he has in his possession a
turnip that weighs 16 pounds and
measures S5 inches around.
Mr. and Mrs. C. II. Moore of
Fairfield were recent guests at
the Jesse Moore dwelling.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brock of
Second street entertained the fol
lowing persons at dinner on the
30th of November. Those who
partook of her hospitality were:
Mr. and Mrs. Bedford, Mrs. Mary
Billings and Mtes Lottie McAdams.
Laura Shepard of Salem was a
Sunday visitor at the S. A. Leach
home.
Simm McCanney of Amity haB
purchased an acre of land on
Kingwood terrace.
Little Dorthea Lehman Bpent
Thursday with her parents in Sa
lem.
Mr. and Mrs. Sebern and chil
dren and Mr. and Mrs. Barber
were guests at an Iowa reunion
and dinner on Thursday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Forrester,
near Salem.
Mr. Grosso of Second street
spent Thursday at Portland.
Luella Itussell visited at the
home of Mrs. Edward Finley,
Tuesday.
Charles Creasy has left for east
ern Oregon, where he is employed.
Mrs. Alexander Hawthorne if
absent from her borne taking care
PAGE SEVEN K
ng.iiastr
ot a sick filend near Livesiey.
The Methodist church, very ap
propriately? observed. Thanksgiv
ing by holding - a worth while
praise service in the evening.
Miss Van Matre spent her
Thanksgiving at her home near
Albany. . - .
Mr. and Mrs. Lamb and family,
ate their Thanksgiving repast at ,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Thomas. ' ' '
Mrs. N. P.' Frost and Mrs. Jose
phine Putnam of Forest Grove are
sojourning at the borne ot Mrs. J.
II. Shields.
'. Marvin Lewis has just returned
from a trip to Newport, Califor
nia. He says Oregon beats Cali
fornia. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wallace
spent Monday at the home ot the
latter'a grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Bales.
A. D. Leach was one of the
guests at a pleasant and enjoyable
birthday party at the home of Mrs.
B. M. Wood worth, of Salem. The .
honored guests was Mrs. Mabea.
She was 90 years of age. ,
George Nelson of Portland has
been spending a few days with,
his mother on Fifth street.
Adam Murtn was one of a party
who attended a bountiful feast on
Thursday at the residence ot his
daughter,; Mrs. Mary McCulllam ot .
Salem. ; , -
Frances Hunt spent the latter
part ot the week at her home at
Zena. --
Latonla Leach attended a Sun '
day school class party on Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. Grant
ICightllnger of South Salem, and ;
reported a very pleasant evening.
Berla Bailey and two ot her
friends ot Salem spent part ot '
Wednesday at the Russell home, 1
HARDING
(Continued from Page One.)
aiding funds to- meet them is a
accessary incident to the fulfill
nent of the popular demand.
"In the efforts which have been
directed to reducing public expen-'
ditures, I have been much influ
enced in apparent increasing state,
county and municipal lndebted
.nwa, and I am tearful lest this
londltion may be in part attribut- '.
able to the expenditures made by . .
the government pursuant to its
.ederal aid laws, as many of these . ,
itate laws require state contrisu
dona as a prerequisite to the ex
ension ot the federal aid."
Excess Anticipated. -The
summary of the budget tor '
1924 as given to congress shows 1
an estimated excess ot receipts '
jver expenditures next year ot '
180,9U9,125 as compared with an '
jstlmated deficit of $273,938,712' '
io r this fiscal year. The president
said, however, that he was hope- ''
iul that the estimated deficit for
i923 could be reduced in the re
gaining seven months and that '
he close ot the year next Juue 30 .
ivould show a balanced account.
"Estimated expenditures of $3,-
180,843,234 tor 1920 which Are '
jxclusiv of the postal service,
;ompare wtih estimated appropri
ations' ot $3,078,940,331 tor the
iame period. Mr. Harding explain-
jd that the expenditures would "
represent actual cash withdrawals '
irom the treasury, including some
on account ot appropriations iu
iireviouJ years.
Another deficit in postal opera
tions was forecast for this year, ,.
jut Mr. Harding said it was estl-. ,
nated that through proper read-j,
lustments there would be a sur-,
lus ot postal revenues over ex
pendltures in 1924 amounting to., ,,
952,438. For this year postal ,,
cost were placed at $659,996,841 ,:,t
or an estimated deficiency ot $31,
502,570, as compared with an ac
tual deficiency In the last fiscal
year ot $64,346,234. The 1924
:osts are given at $584,653,151.
The president told congress that
an appropriation ot $256,552,887 '
recommended for the army would .
provide a regular force ot 12,000
jfflcers and 125,000 enlisted in on,
exclusive ot the Philippine scouts.
which Is the strength now author-
zed by congress and would en
able the mllitlu bureau to Increase
the strength of the national guard
irom 160,000 officers and men to
215,000 officers and men. For the
army air service, $12,871,500 Is
proposed, or $23,500 leas than ap
propriated this year. Mr. Hard
ing said this sum would permit
the service to operate efficiently
In accordance with exlsitlng pol
icy.
For the navy $289,880,993 Is
tutked. This amount, the presi
dent assorted, would provide tor
the present enlisted personnel ot
86,000 men; maintain all present
.-loins In commission and make
provision for continuing all new
ship construction in privately
owned yards; except for reduction
in speed ot construction on three
light cruisers.
Provision Is made In the budget
tor $253,000,000 In pensions;
$434,564,050 in world war allow
ances and $20,389,389 In retire
ment pay. Other items Include
$41,764,550 for rivers and har
bors; $31,480,000 tor good roads;
$5,718,950 tor hosptlal construc
tion and facilities for war pa
tients; $3,200,000 tor railroads la
Alaska; $6,839,105 tor the Pana
ma canal; $1$, 553, 868 tor gen
eral law enforcement, including
administration and enforcement ot
national prohibition and narcotla
acts and the prosecution of war
frauds, and ,750,000 tor the re
placement ot worn out portion ot
the Alaska cable.
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