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Newspaper Page TextPAGE EIGHT THE CAPITAL JOURNAL,. SALEM, OREGON WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 30, 1925 BLACK CHERRY BOOM LIKELY Chicago, - Sept. 30 (AP) Six ema a uusnei suuaen jump in the price of September delivery of wheat formed an interesting tea- turo of grain trading today. The fact that this wus the last day for et dement of September wheat contracts was responsible for the quick advance, which carried the September price up to $1.4316 as compared with $l-37ft to 11.37 at yeaterimy s rimmi. A swift re' action followed, wiping out most oi tne gain. ( At the end of the day September wheat showed c to l'4c decline as compared with yesterday'a fin lsh. The close today was $1.3(1 fa to $1.37, an extreme fall of 7c a bushel from today's top level. Wheat eloaed nervous, $4 to net lower, May $1.37 to $i.:ts and Jjecemuor $1.-10 to $J.401j Corn closed weak lc to 4 net lower, December 78 c t 78 c. BUTTER, EGGS . F Portland, ept. 30 Uoth butter and egg quotations are higher In local exchange for the day with tne market snowing a firm under tone. Offerings of fresh stocks are light In both commodities and (lie oemand good with a broad ship ping outlet. Kxtru grade eggs are up two cents at 47o, while prime firsts and pullets are each posted a cent higher at 43c and 38c respective ly. Pee ween and current receipts continue steady and unchanged In the butler division nrlinr first cubes are marked up a half cent at 4!) cents. Kxtrns remain firm at 52 cents with standards at B0 'cents. J'rinlfl aro moving nut at the 53 cent level with fnts worth 52 cents, f. o. b. shipper's track hi sone 1. Production is showing very little Increase for this tlntt of year. Buyers are paying i7Va to 18 cents for choice light rtilvf; and hogs 'alotiK the street. Tin- luarket Is firm on country veal iin-i pork with receipts very light Coiuniifv-iloii men look for an in crease In receipts trj start this week s Ihe cooler weather Is more fav orable to shippers. Shipments of live poultry to this jpnnrltet are falling off and prices are snowing nn upwarn ireiiu Light hens are firm at 16 cenls; heavy hens cleaning up nt 25 cents springs selling from 2T to 28 cents young Willie renin uncus annum 26 cents. LIVESTOCK Portland', Sept. 30 Cattle steady receipts 85; all chiasm nominally steady; Bteers $0.7fi tie 8.00; com mon $5.50f'll.ri0; cttnners nnd cut ters $4.005.50; heifers, coin man and medium $4.00 ftfO. fit); cows, common anil medium $3.25 jifi.7fi ; canncrs and cutters $1 .50 (w 3 .25 ; bulls, good (best yearlings exclud ed) $4.005.00; common to med ium dinners nnd bolognas $3.00 y 4.00; calves, medium to rhotoe, milk feds excluded $7.00Ti;8.5ll; cull and common $4.50 ti 7.00; veal ers, medium to cholco $ I 0.50 fit'1 12.50; cull and common $ti.50(ji 10.50. Hogs si vn dy ; recel pt s 120; heavyweight (250 t 350 lbs.) 2.r. cents higher; medium, good nnd choice $ 1 2.25 ffi 1 3.00; medium weight (2S0 to 250 pounds) med ium, good and cholco $1 2.50 V 13.25; light woglht ( U0 to 200 pounds) common. medium, good and choice $ I 3.25 fif 1 3.05 ; light lights (130 to 100 lbs ) common medium good and choice $ 12.25 tir 12.75; packing lt"K $9 0011.00; slaughter pigs (130 lbs. down! medium, good and choice $11. 60f 12.50; feeder nn Blocker pigs (70 to 130 lbs.) medium, good and choice $1 2.00 W 12.50. (Soft or oily hogs nnd must !ng pigs excluded In nhove n. ilallnns.) Sheep steady; receipts 70; In in Its good nnd choice ( Mt. Adams) $12.001 13.00; Iambs, medium lo good (valley ) $ 1 1 .00 di 13.00; heavyweight (32 pounds up) $9.00fiii 1 1.60; nil well; tits, cull and common $9.00 f 10. 00; yearling wethers, medium to choice $8.00 48 10.50: ewes, common to choice $4.00 ir 9.00; ennner and cult $1.60 4.00. POUTliANO ill1N Portland. Sept. 30 Wheat It. It. B, hard white $1.35; hard while, blucfltem, ha art $1.33: soft white, $1.31; western while $1.31; hard winter $1.25; northern spring $1.20 western red $1.25. Todays car re ceipts: wheat 74. bailey 2. flour 17, onls 2, hay 11. mrrrr:it ami vaigs Portland. Sept. 30 Kggs steady Current receipts 35c; pullets 33 14 f 34c; firsts 37 Hi'SKe; exli ao 4imt4'2c delivered Porllnnd. Portlnnd, Sept. 30 Hntler firm; Cubes, city 52c; standards 60o; prime firsts 49c; firsts 47c; lin dergrades nominal; prints 53c; ear tons 54c. Milk steady; bent churning cream 62e net shippers track In one 1; raw milk (4 per cent) $2.56 ewt., f. 0. b. Portland. In the News of the Day "... , : :; ':'.. ':'.' f 1 '! -GL fi&k'l kj J, jovnsow -hicks; r 3, Sir William Joynson Hicks, Home Secretary of Great Britain, has intimated his delight that the United States has barred Shapurji Saklatvala, Communist Member of Parliament. Ruth Tabor, known in Chicago as "Silver Dollar" Tabor, daughter of a former United States Senator from Colorado, died mysteriously of burns. A realty DroKer nas Deen neld pending an inquiry. Wayne B. Wheeler, general counsel of the Anti-Saloon League, de clares a-compromise impossible on the prohibition law. Catherine Calvert, favorite of the stage and screen, widow of Paul Armstrong, the playwright, is to be the bride of Col. u. A. Carruthers, wealthy war veteran, of Montreal 200 Acre Orchard of Lambert Cherries To Be Planted at Macleay Lnmberlu" orchards la the mime of the Immense Lambert hurry planting which will be pul out by a syndicate of local men, headed by lieorgu Virk and O. K. Hrooka. Tho nrch.irds, now virgin land as Far'ns fruit Is concerned, will Include over 200 acrce plant- d entirely to Lambert cherry troes, tho product to bt used en tirely la the fresh shipping mar ket n-j It developes, according to present plane. Deal for the land is now tinder wuy, the orchard to be locnled in Die Mncleay district on the Harvey lay lor place, which Is being finhl o tho syndicate for the purpose At present time fitl ncres of th: land Is In fa 1 1 0:1 1. another Si; teres In summer fallow and the balance in stubble. Among (he heavier stockholders In the new enterprise, besides lliose mentioned are Lloyd Hin- kih, Harvey Taylor and the Tay lor eslnie, aside from a number :f smaller ones. So fnr 20 share all $1050 apiere have been snhscrib d for. It Is the plan at this lime to sell 24 shares, which will pay for the land, put In the tructi und lake care of the first years cull i valiuu. n the meantime it is prob able some Additional stuck may be sold. At first the plan waa to put In a few inngs in the orchard, bin this has been changed to make H exclusively a Lambert planting as this Is tho cherry In big demand for fresh fruit ehipment. 0 E. H rooks ami Ueorge Vick actively interested in the now planting, have a'to been nmoiig 1 be main facto in In the Salem lUack Cherry aanocintion, which hn Biiccesnfull handled for two years fresh black cherry shipments from here and Ihe succeas of the association has bad coiibiderabh bearing In the plans for proniot ing the big Macleay cherry orcb ard project. Mr. Brooks stales that the Tay lur land Is ideally alttiaied and adapted to Ihe purpnV of ihe now organization and he Is satisfie 1 that a wonderful producing orch ard can be developed on It. 1EAGE BASIS in vox intY Portland. Or.. Sept, 30 Poultry firm; less 6 per cent commo tion; heavy hens 2&c; young white duck 25c. ONIONS AM) POTATO KS Portlnnd, Or.. Sept. SO Toiiitoe tendy; new $1.752 00; onion ateody $1.35 iff 1.50. NUTS, IIOI'H AND OASCAHA Portland, Sept. 30 Nut firm . walnuts. No. 1 2S(ff31e; filbert' nominal: almond 2.ri27c. Hopji steady; new crop cluitcri J62flc: fugglea 27fZ7HC. Cnacnra bark niHet. NomlnAl at lb.; new peel 7o; Oregon grape root nominal. Waflhlngton. Sept. 30A1' iite.H on live.slork wet of the AliHHirtHlppi river n ho 11 Id be rovLsvd cmuorm to m ovlmiins uf tlu miieaKe scale. Intei-Hlate connnen conimlH.son examlnere recommend ed today afler n preliminary Inven tlgatlon of Ihe eompialntii of the Nallnnal Ltvtwtock nnoclallon nnd National Wool (.ii owetn nstmcin Hon. The proposed revision of rate;, the report said, would effect a rea sonable adjustment lowering eomc raloa and raiding othern. l-"or tho three Tacitly eonnt slater the nettle would ltenln at 10 cents per 100 ponndn for 10 111 lies. rif to H cent for t()0 milca ami conclude with $1 01 for 2000 mlle. Salem Markets Compiled front reports of Ha tern dcnlers for the guidance of i'aplial fonrnal readers. (KcvImI dally.) BRITISH JAILS ARE EMPTIED RAPIDLY W itoicsnie Trices Craln: No. 1 white wheat $1.19. No. 1 red wheat $1.13 (Racked); ia tn 4Sc bu.; liny, oat and vetch m ton. Meat: Top hogn $12.75; sows 9.76; die.sed hR 17c; lop leer fi'lic; cowm $J..0(.r..00; bulls pidi.l'ic; spring lambs 80 lbs. and under 1 1 4i H He; heavier 10 fj I0o; dressed veal Hie. I'oullry: HprliiKeis 20 4T22o; light hena Kle; heavy hena 1 S u 1 ic; old roosters oc. Ltuttei fat 2c; creamery buttei ri3c; ejrj;a 32c; utandurds 3fc; se lefts 37c; milk $ 'J . 4 4 cwt. VoKelahtPA nml fi 11 Ha; Cantn loupca $ 1 .2B 41 2.25 ; w atermelons, I c; orariKea $10.00; lemons $1.00; grapefruit $10.00; bananas II He; a p plea $l.fi0(t2.f)0 box ; new potaloew $'2.50; sacked vege tnhles; beeta 3c. carrots lc; tur nlpn 2Hc; local 40W80c; onlon.s rndlshea 40e do. h inchr!; toma- toea 75c bn.ihel; green bean's 6c; Oregon celery 80c dot.; home grown cabbage 2c; local cauli flower $ 1.50 dos, ; fresh purnlev dor..; peppci-H It 6i 0c lb.: fancy dill 15c lb.; dill size cucumber Clilcn&o, III. Otto Btrochofn, 14, and his son, Cotthard. SO, un der arrest In Germany m orgs nit ers of the Knights of the Klsry 4Jrtms,' wsrt tonuw yroacliati er.iiB4UMad at tho CtivNiiuli livt, London, Kng. Probatlonaiy methods for nilulta nnd the "Hor- lar treatment for young people havtf been responsible for a mark- d (1 ec tea s 1 11 t h e po p 11 1 n t i o n of Hritfsh prisons!. So much so that more than liO Jails in lOnglaud and Wales, or nne-lhirtl of the total, have been closed since 1914. There are now on t y 40 pr I son s in u se throughout the country nnd tlies- are not fully occupied. BERLIN CHINATOWN COMMERCIAL CENTER Merlin, (Jerniany. The China town of Berlin, though numherln: only shout CO inhabitant, rcprc- Hcnta something of a Cliinene com mercial center for stl of Central Kurope. Six Chinese wholennle dealers and their employes moke up the colony nnd from hern tho dealers direct their Interests in othsr parts of the continent where ON THE AIR TIH'HN1Y MtillT (Pacific Time) K(iV Portland. Ore., 491. S 7:4I-S 1. M., lecture, courtesy Catholic Ti ulh society; after S P. M., el lent for long-dletance icccption. KUO. Oaklnnd. Onl.. 361.2 6:30-6:30 P. M., (leorge W. Lud low. "l-'rlend to Hoy," 8, "Dear Urutus," three-act comedy, KOO jdayers; Arlon trio; 10-12, Hen Itlack's dance orchestra. K Pt, San Francisco. Cal., 4J8.3 5:30, children's hour, pig lit other; 6:40, Wnldrmnr Llnd orchestra; 8-9, program; 9-10, (rrinan male ehoni.t. j voices, Arthur Luis, director; 10-11, Jack Coak ley's orchestra. KKI, Ioa Angeles, Cal., 567 7 P. M., lion Ton orchetrn; 8. Mexican serenaders; 9. Chleker Ing hall program; 10, Examiner concert. 3'c; gherkins 70 lb.; outdoor llmea $1.60 carton; seedleaa grapes oc jo.; sweet corn 12 He; new Malaga grapes 7c; garlic 20c lb. new pickling onions 7 & 7 Ho, onions 2c; lettuce $2.26 crate $3.60 iced; sweet potatoes 6 '4c iu.; cranocrnea J&c. COMMISSIONERS' COURT (Continued from Page Six) Poor Aooo urn Cont'd Gourlle, Francis, relief for Mrs. Wm, Way 20.00 Sanberg, Mrs. Elsie, relief 20.00 K.MK'nses .sheriff's Office Bower, O. D., use of auto, etc 26.60 Bower, o. D-i atamped en velopea 22.64 Bower, O. D., cash adv. for ambulance, etc 9.40 Bremnier, Roy, use of auto, etc -... 23.00 Commercial Book Store, the ink, ribbon 2,26 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone services 16.35 Smith, B. R., use of auto.... 21.76 State Industrial Accident Commifialon, com, account of accident Insurance on deputy sheriffs and sher- riff 12.81 Western Union Tel. Co., the telegrams 1.12 Clerk's Office Atlaa Book & Stationery Co., rubber stamps 2.30 Bcrtelson & McShane, print ing head on ledger, prtg. marriage licence, etc 46.00 Boyer, U. G., county clerk. cash adv. for stamps 9.06 Commercial Book Store, the pens, bill fold 4.00 llauser Bros., oil .80 Kraps Co., the J. J., letter heads 6.00 racific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone- services Patton Bros., pens, erasers, etc 2.05 Rodgers Paper Co., .bands.. .60 Salem Printing Co., print ing post cards, etc 10.76 llceordor's Office Brooks, Mildred Ft., cash ad vanced for stamps 4.00 Moores & Co., Ross E., con tracts ,60 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone services 6.26 Patton Bros., erasers, etc... 1.00 Treasurer's Office Frnnkel Carbon & Ribbon Mfg. Co., carbon paper.. 2.60 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone services 6.26 Surveyor's Office Frederick Post Co.. the steel tape, etc 1.27 Herrlck. B. B., enh adv. for stamps i.oo A ssessor's Office Atlas Book & Stationery Co.. Ink 9o Capital Journal, printing taxpayer's notice 1.60 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone servirtui f.66 St eelham nter, O. A., cash for stamps 6.00 District Attorney's Office Page, Lylo J., traveling ex penses 19.00 Co. Cnnrt A Commissioners Acc-t. Capital Journal, printing claim docket ..: 89.20 Oregon Siatesmon, do 89.20 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co.. the 8.15 32.C6 8.90 8.60 8.60 6.70 6.10 8.90 3.60 8.60 8.60 7.66 1.60 4.60 6.60 8.80 7.30 r4.00 13.65 4.20 6.85 10.25 1.70 1.70 1.70 7.65 3.00 7.46 8.10 46.76 6.00 6.00 6.60 6.00 6.00 6.00 15.00 telephone services Salem Printing Co., print- blanks 7.26 Salem Water, Light A Pow er Co., water services at 443 Welter St 70 Court House Account Barr. Theo. M., plumbing repairs 4.65 Capital City Steam Laun dry, laundry 1.66 Drager. D. G.. cash adv. for Ice coupon book 4.26 armer Ildw. Co., Ray L., sprinklers 1.25 Glass & Prudhomme, steel art metnl case 488.50 Jorgcnsen. Ira. rep. spring .76 ortland Klectrle Power Co.. lights at court house 108.05 Rodgers Paper Co., paper.. 7.76 ilem Water, Light Pow er Co., water services at court house 89.13 Stiff Furniture Co., II, L shade roller Circuit Court Account Boyer. IJ. CJ county clerk. cash adv. for stamps ommcrilal Book Store, the hinder folders, printing. etc orporatlun Dept. State of Oregon, certified copy.... Glass & Prudhomme Co., printing blanks The Pacific Tel. Tel. Co.. Ihe telephone .--er vices niton Bros., ink W. studio, pictures at penitentiary 'Inn. Z. J., pattscngcrs to pen., etc Wilde, Leo, witness Newmann, Charles L., do..- McKinley, C h as . , d o .. .Murphy, Pat. do miner, W. A., do . Davison, John, do Jubilee Court Account Barrett, Blanche F., re porting and trans, state ments In case State vs. Kelly ommerclal Hook Store, the ledger, day book nowlan.l L'nruh, file tickets Reynolds. C. A., estate, of eynuld.-, C, A ndm. of estate of W. II., Drake, deceased, drawing Jury In Sllverton J. P. district ... onesehen, F, making an alvsif of mash, etc Stale vs. Bell Small. Brazier C, Justice State vs. Bell, et nl Small, Braiticr C, Justice State vs. Batts Small, Bratier C, ust Ice Stale vs. Campbell Small. Bnixier C, Justice Slate vs. Coates Small. Braiier C, Justice Stale vs. Kwing Small, Brazier C, Justice Del.ong, W. K. constalle State vs. Fleming Small. Brazier C. Justice DeLong. v. K., constable Sttte vs. tirnen Giler. J. B Justice State vs. Hansard Simtll, Braiier C, justice State vs. Ronald R. Hughes Small. Braiier C-, Justice State vs. Jensen- Small, RrnxJer C. Justice .70 6.00 70.50 8.00 9.37 6.S0 1.60 10.00 9.60 6.00 9.40 1. 20 2.20 2 2.20 6.00 S-90 9.60 2.00 20.00 9.60 8.10 7.20 1.20 8.26 6.20 2.00 7.20 1.00 2.10 (.35 4.86 2.50 State vs. Kelly Small, Brazier C, justice DeLong, AV. E., constable Chambers, Mrs. Melinda E., witness Kelly, Lula, do Hatfield, Mrs, Chas., do Hatfield, Mrs. Jane, do.... l'unston, Ben, do Cummings, Agnes, do Cummings, Lillian, do.... Owen. May, do State vs. Kilian Small, Brazier C, justice DeLong, V. E., constable State vs. Lovell Small, Brazier. C-. justice Slate vs. Myers Small, Brazier C, Justice State vs. Pease, et al Small, Brazier C, justice State vs. Sh;rTeland ' Small, Brazier C. justice DeLong. W. E., constable Stiite vs. Sheman Small, Brazier C, Justice DeLong, W. E.. constable Slate vs. Stevens Small, Brazier C, Justice State vs. Stevens- Small, Brazier C. justice Dietz, George, witness.... Ivie, Glenn, do McKIUop, G., do State vs. Terrill Small; Brazier C, Justice DeLong, W. E., constable Slate vs. Thompson Small, Brazier C, Justice Coroner's Account Garfield, Edna, trahscrlpt in Holmes inquest Garfield, Edna, reporter's services, trnnscrlp, etc., Inquest Swartz Rigdon, Lloyd T., inv. death of Samuel De Lorme ;.. Rigdon, Lloyd T., Inv. death of Frank Hamslk.. Rigdon, Lloyd T., Inv. death of Nathan Starkey and baby Lconle Belle Starke Rigdon. Lloyd T., Inv. death of Edward L. Davis Rigdon. Lloyd T., Inv. death of Verle Henry Hay Rigdon, Lloyd T., inv. death of Alfred N. Woods Smith, Dr., W. Carlton, Inv. death of Alfred N. "Woods School Supcrlntcmlcm's Office Commercial Book Store, the stencil, erasers, etc 6.65 Fox. V. W., expenses 60.00 '"plkerson, Mary L., do 60.00 Fu 1 k e r s o n-, M a r y L. , cas h adv. for stamps 20.00 Kraps Co., the J. J., print ing suggestion outlines..- 66.00 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone services 7. Reid, Cora E., truant officer 16.00 Rodgers Paper Co.. paper.. 4.87 Fruit Inspector's Account Van Trump, S. IL, Co. fruit Inspector .... 104.2 Poor Account Cont'd Busick & Son, J. 1.. groc eries for Elsie Monroe.... Buslc & Son, J. L., groc eries for J. w. Moxley.... Clark, Frank C, Supt. at Co. Poor Farm 221.10 Damon Grocery Co., grocer ies for Mrs. Helgeson Dirks. .Mrs. W. F., relief.., Drager. D. G., stage fare for county poor Drager, D. G.. cash adv. for R. R. fare for county Poor 82.86 try, Dnnlel J., prescriptions for county poor 28.65 C.nlhraith. J. C, groceries for Mary Schwlneler 10.00 Hammond Lumber Co., groc eries for Nellie Wachter.. 26.19 L.eboitf & Co., groceries for Mrs. Tanner . r 60 Lunqulst, Emma, relief 20.00 Kngelhart cont'd McArthur, Dr. J. H., profes sional services to Anna McClellan, Paul T.. grocer ies for Lizzie Butts 16.06 Miller, S. A., burial of Frank Hamsik 86.00 Moore & Beers, prescrip tions for county poor Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., the telephone services Plcnrd, Mrs. Celina, milk for Mrs. J. II. Smith Pickens & Haynes, groceries for McAfee Plnnt, Jas.. digging grave for Sullivan, et nl 12.00 Plant, Jas., digging grave for Wlnkelbaek, et at 12.00 Plant, Jas.. digging graves for Gosser Barton 12.00 Portland Electric Power Co. electric services at poor farm 8.68 Potter, Mrs. F. A , relief 10.00 Rigdon A Ron. W. T.. burial of Emma Brundrldgo 85.00 38.76 38.76- 38.76 38.76 38. 7D 19.37 18.76 10.00 2.00 6.00 13.75 10.00 6.00 6.00 20.00 1.20 3.75 8.60 6.20 6.10 Rig. it-ii & Son, W. T-, burial of Jim Sullivan 35.00 Rigdon & Hon, W. T., burial of Rufus Waldorf 35.00 Ross, M. D., D. It., eerv Ices for Adolph Saunders 11.00 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care 6f Mrs. E. A. Parker 38.76 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Addie Rigdon 38.75 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Fred V. Baker.... 38.76 Salem Deaconess Hospital, caie of D. Ladront 38.76 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Mr. E. A. Mack.. Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Henry Keil Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Vanetine Viox. .... 38.76 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Andrew Campbell Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of J. II. Morrison.... Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Mrs. Lizzie How ard : Salem Deaconess Irospltal, care, surgery and dressing for William Livock 40.25 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Katie Shirman.... Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Edgar Sharp Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Mrs. Elizabeth Bar- nett 84.10 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of R. E., Waldorf ... Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Samuel Barton.... Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of D. M. Rtaclif f...... 15.50 Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Francis Thomas.. Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Dorrls Kimmel.... Salem Deaconess Hospital, care of Anna Fowler Shank, Mrs. Myra, stage fare to Portland for Co. poor.. 1.50 Schwingler, Mary, relief 10.00 Shrode, D. L., groceries for Mrs. Northcutt 10.00 Skaggs' United Store, groc eries for Mrs. Brown 10.10 Skagg'B United Stores, groc eries for Mrs. C. B. Mont gomery ; Skagg's United Stores, groc eries for Mrs. Springer.... -Smith & Fontaine, grocer ies for Mrs. Wm. Chain.. 60.47 McKinley, Chas., do 9.40 Van Cleave, W. B., rent for Rosy Bloom 8.00 Van de Wiele, D. L., groc eries for Schmltt 20.00 Wengenroth, Win . , grocer ies for Josephine J ea ml ion 15.00 Wood, M. D., R. Lee. pro fessional services R. E, Waldorf cont'd JAIL ACCOUNT Bower, O. D., board for prisoners 612.80 Hansen, A. M., put in gloss.. 4.60 PJckens & Haynes, matches Vleeko, M. H., rep. In Jail. .. Juvenile Court Account White, Nona, cash adv. for meals for Irene Thomas.. Dog Tax Fund Account Amort, Chas, sheep killed by dogs BJankenship, J. B., refund on dog license Cook, Frank, sheep killed by dogs 16.00 Doughtoh & Sherwin, dog tags 16.00 Kraps Co., the J. J., dog license applications 18.50 McKlllop, J. T., lambs kill ed by dogs 18.00 Neibert, J. J lamb killed by dogs 6.00 Nelson, A. C, groceries for Mrs. Chcnetto 6.00 Dog Tax Fund Acct. Cont'd Patton Bros., ream of legal cap 1.60 Rodgers Paper Co., coin en velopes 2.60 Indemnity for Slaughter of Di seased Cattle . Allen, Rollan, Indemnity.... Barnes, J. A., do Coulson. E. W., do Daws, J. F., do ......... Dryden, D. M., do .. Esson, L. A., do Imper, Alois, do. 6.01 6.00 2.60 6.00 8.42 6.00 2.00 Johns, Jesse J., do Jory. R. C, do Kellis, L. W.f do Lawrence, W. A., do . Matthews, W. D., do Mlnnker, a. B., do Phillips, Theodore, do Ruef, A., do Schwab, Fred, do Scott, Bert, do .. . Shepherd, F. M.. do Thomas, C. J., do .. Town. B. I., do 13.66 Van Cleave, J. A., do 8.24 Ward. w. M.. do 7.00 Herd Insector'fl Account 7.00 6.63 6.35 10.08 4.72 6.28 83.81 13.02 13.78 16.00 6.89 4.92 19.33 6.87 47.39 7.00 6.35 7.00 6.42 Korlm-k, G. l, herd Inspec tion 313.00 Lange, Fred W., do 132.25 Si m m on s, A. V., do............ 417.45 Sims, Thos., do 231.75 Sims, Thos.. do 106.00 Sheriffs orrlec Cont'd Good Smarltan Hospital, care, etc., for Wm, H. Bingham cont'd Miscellaneous Accounts Capital Journal, pub. semi annual reports 36.80 Rodent Control Fund Rodent control fund, etrych nine alcaloid, etc 19.60 Advertising Account Salem Chamber of Com merce, advertising Mar Ion county 100.00 LKGALS NOTICE of Intern Ion to Improve Alley In itlock City of Salem Notice is hereby given that the Common Council .of the City or ha lem. Oregon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares Its purpose and inienuon 10 im prove the alley running norther ly and southerly through block 26 of the original plat of the City of Salem. Marion county. Oregon, from the north line of union street to the south line of Division street, at the expense of the abut ting and adjacent property, oy bringing said portion of said al ley to the established grade, and paving said portion of said alley with a six inch Portland cement concrete pavement in accordance with the plans, specifications and estimates therefor, which were adopted by the Common Council September 10. 1925, now on file in the office of the city recorder and which said plans, specifica tions and estimates are hereby re ferred to and made a part of this notice. The Common Council oreby de clares its purpose and intention to make the above described improve mem by and through the si eet city of Salem. Written remonstrance may be filed wiih the city recorder of said city against the above proposed improvement within ten days from date of final publication hereof. By order of tho Common Council September 10, 1925. M. POULSEN, City Rec rder. Date of first publication hereof is Sept. 23, 1925. Date of last publication hereof is Oct. 6. 1925. H. F. W00DRY & SON Auctioneers and Furniture Dealers, pay cash for Used Furniture. Store 271 North .Commercial. Office Phone 79 or Residence Phone 1843-W B.P.O.E. Dining Room Dinner 60c For the Elks, their families und friends 5 to 8 p. in. daily Borrow From Us and repay principal and Inter est In small monthly Install, ments. J20.76 each month for CO months, or $18.03 each month (or . 72 months, or $10.10 each month tor 84 mo'nths. or 914.66 each month (or 90 months repays a loan of $1,000 and Interest. ANDERSON & RUPERT. 406 Oreeon Bide. L. T. Dick and L. M. Hum CHINESE MKD1CINE CO. 420 und 42U Slnlc St. Ins wonderful Chinese reme dies which will cure any human ailment Including sideache, headache, stomach, kidney trouble, male nnd female. If III consult us tit once. Delay Is da n go rou s. Established IS years In Sa lem, Oregon. Phone 283 Anderson & Rupert .1 Orceon Bldir. RiK-mu- -ir-r-r, j Ladd&Bush Bankers ESTABLISHED 18U8 General Banking Business Office Hours from 10 a. m. lo 3. p. m. We are Buying Prunes At Highest Market Prices It will pay you to see us before selling aj, old Fruit Union Bids'..' corner High and Trade Robt' C. Paulus & Co. J H.F.WOODRY&SON m SALEM'S AUCTIONEERS And Furniture Dealers " 18 Years Experience Satisfaction Guaranteed STORE 271 N. COMMERCIAL PHONES 75 or 1843-W We Buy, Sell or Exchange Furniture Sole Agents for lung Stoves ,omi.ai nun Ads 1'ui. -i.Ti i -..Tvrji-'l. irtr."' -vr.. '!r--,T7,. ?,::,rv;..rwyi-. Airs i. Y5 h r I'll'' tr 4 Wi. - ji 7 !ilv kit ff' , &z Kr A..'. .TT t jPT tux. v-s hs f W'.iUlw.'MVi'm Ti iro urn . r ... I. I... .11 J.. F "Vt'lJ mere are oniy two rorces tnac can carry ugni to an ine corners of the Globe only two the sun in the heavens and The Associated Press down here." Mark Twain Keep enlightened Keep informed. 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