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crap Was Hot From Start,
Fox Having Best of It
. Other Sport News
! 1 1 1 o commercial dub nn dtho second, for
' (lie Salem chess ind checker c I n 1 :
j j Checkers.
S. .r. Culver, won II, draw J; I. Crecn-
i Imum won !l, draw 1.
c s lliiiiiilion wrn n n- ir
it WW j Hill won 4, draw 0.
4 Ij. A. Westacott won 2, draw 1; I). (I.
444.4; I'rager won 1, draw I.
r. ,. I ,,, . . ! V. ('. Wiiislciw won 1, draw 1: A
ure?ons win irom tiKs
Snort Np.ii)8
MARCH 25 THE DATE
Chicago, I'eh. The-Wil-InrdMoran
fiuht has lieen I'ost-
JKHU'd to March 2"), Willard's
iiiaiKKcr To:n .lones, announced
today.
Jones announce! tfiat he
would telephone Tex Kicknrd
and ask him hi set the t'iyht
for March 2i or a dav very near
that. He examined Willard and
said the champion would be un
able to train for i week or ten
days because of his severe cold.
'Portland, Or., Feb. 1(1. .Tininiv Fox
of San Francisco, still claimed the Pa
cific const featherweiyht championship
today after facing Jtill v Mascott for
six rounds last night. Boxing fans who
expected a gentlemanly sort of a bout
were pleasantly disappointed. Ambi
tion urged Mascott on to supreme ef
forts. He had a shade in each of the
first four rounds, and twice Fox went
to the floor under his rushes.
lint with an unfaltering smile the
San Franciscan turned himself loose in
the fifth and sixth rounds after Mas
cott had used up most of his energy. n
the last two rounds Fox evened up
matters, an. I probably was entitled to
a decision. Nobody 'appeared dissatis
fied when the referee called it a draw.
Jockey Bennett outpointed Abie Gor
don in the semi final.
What to Do for Eczema
Greasy salves and ointments should not
be applied if good clear skin is wanted.
From any druMist for 25c or $1.00 for
extra lur2e size, get a bottle ot zemo,
When applied as directed, it tt'ectivcly
removes eczema, quickly stops itc-liins,
and heals skin troubles, also sores, bums,
wounds and r hahuz. It penetrates,
cleanses and soothes. Zemo is dependable
and inexpensive. Try it. as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as effective
ami Kutistjing.
Zemo, Cleveland.
Lojus Trim Federal
The Oregon won from the l!!k bowl
ers at the Club alleys last night by the
score of 2"illl to 2h7 pins and the Ore
gons toed toe first two games. Anibnl
of Hie Oregon had high game with 21.1
Team average Ills.
Total pins 2."l!i.
The score:
lluti
and Zenger of
eiage with 1 s:t
The score to
b'alph
Pratt
K n v ..
Ski IT
lllissev
I he Ntine team, high aV'
lows:
Elks,
1 2
...1.17 1.17
...Hiii liiii
... 1 7". 17.-)
i ."ir
Hiu
17o
174 17) 171
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Statesman
I'ilkeutoii .
Hill
Pi eid 1 1 1 1 1 ...
II. I av
lojus
1 2
His I. '17
I7!l 1 17
Hi! 1M
1711
2n:t
Mill
I III
llili
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Mil
A v.
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1 7:1
212
eon won 2, uraw 1.
I'. Drager won 0, draw 0: I
Ingles won I, draw 0.
Che is.
. ramcs Walton 2; ('. (I. fiivens (1
Thomas ltv 111 1 ; P. K. Plant I.
Or. V. Il.'llyrd I; .1. S. Smith 1.
W. I). Kvans 1; II. Savage ...
' Jonathan iniirne 0; It. Miller 2.
0.
Second Round of
Commercial League
Series Starts Tonight
I The commercial basketball league
I ,.f ti... r r ...:n ........ .1...
1 second round of the series of games to-1
j night. Last weeks g lines completed
; the first round during whic h each team
meet each other team in the league.
In the first round the Capital National
j bank team demonstrated the best team
I work especially toward the close of the
.round. The ('.ipital National bank
I team is the one team to have taken
I first place alone since the beginning- of
..SIS S21
Totals
ream average lilt.
Total pills 2 1'i".
Orcgons,
1 ' ! .1 .
Auibal 2-1.1 Hil l.'til IS2
Hamlin l!i Ml) 177 Kill
eager 1112 2X'I 12.1 ls:t!
Whorlev His 1.1S 1.V2
ldil'lnr " ls;t 114 12S 1.12
Totals
Team average I7i
Total pins 217II.
A v. 1 Fodorals.
1171 1 2 .'I Av.
I "ll I N'oud IS! s:5 v"t IS.-,
1 7.1; Samp 12S 14! Ml) I II
l74 Si,ldell Hi2 H12 Hi2
Illi'Cravea Isil ii7 17(1
j Humphreys s;i s;i s,
Hi2
17:1
ls.t
"'"' scores ior iiie game piay-jiiie league. Other teams were tied for
,ed last evening and the one, played the ; this place throughout the entire first
jsth now total 111 chess. !' for the com-: round.
j rnercial club to IOC. for the. Salem chess! The' Capital Husine college FrVs
land checker club. The checker totals; t),K store and liishops areilividing
I Iw.tl. ..... ...... ...... '17 1 ..1....... . .. ' H
. .... ...... uit, ..!- im in.- c iii-ss honors tor second place am t
iiici i-iic-c imt 1-11111 111 io"j jur ine com
I rnercial club plavers.
! Another conte.it is scheduled
played 111 tho commercial club
next Tuesday.
Totals
Team average Hill.
Total pins 21:1(1.
...s:is M2 s.K)
Totals
....!IS2 S40 UH
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GOTHIC an
ARROW
COLLAR a for 25c
IT FITS THE CRAVAT
Ol.urTT, rrBOOY CO. Inc., Mrn
Chess Was a Draw but
Checkers Different
to be
rooms
Salem Handball Team
Working Hard to
Retrieve Lost Laurels
Exide Battery
Gives more .service than any Battery on
the market.
Buy a guaranteed Battery. We make re- ,
placements on any make of Battery. Com
plete stock at all times. All kinds of Gen
eral Repairing and Overhauling. We are
installing the latest machinery that will en
able us to make quick repairs. Only first
class mechanics employed, no apprentices
in shop.
Complete line of Supplies for Hudson; '
Auburn and Eeo Cars. Shop open until
midnight.
i The Salem Y. M. C. A. handball
.sharks are practicing hard for the re-1
The commercial club cliauipion piny- turn tournament with the Albany Y. M.
ers played to a draw in the chess games j ('. A. Business Men's tenm. The return
with a score of ! to ! in the contest 1 tournament will lie played In the Sa
1 1st evening lit the commercial club, lent Y. M. C. A. cymnnsium, Friday,
rooms with the Salem chess and checker j February 25. Much interest is being
club, la the checker contests, the j taken by the men in tho coming nintch
chess and checker club won easily, with j because' at Albany last week the Sa
ri score in their favor of IS to (!. j 1,.,,, aggregation lost tho tournnment
Perhaps the most interesting siagleiby one match nnd tho men are expect
gnine was the second in cvhess between . ing to return the compliment when Al
.lonathan lloiirue for the commercial ! banv visits Salem,
club and H. Miller, for the chess and The Salem team was somewhat liandi
checker club. Mr. Miller had already capped by the nbsenco of some verv
won a game from Mr. Uonine ind the; good plavers. When tho tournnment is
ediess nnd checker club needed another pulled off next it is expected that the
ganio to play even for the evening. Af-1 association will be represented bv tin
ier a two hours contest, the game was strongest handball tenm that has' ever
won by Mr. Miller, making the score; represented the association,
lor ' the evening in chess, ! to fi. ) .monir those who will compete for
I he scores are as follows, the first ,,. ,,,, n.ss, it ion will be: li. C.
m"" "' h ''""' '"'"'K l'l,.v,'r '"'i Bishop. Oscar R Cine-rich. W. T. Slnlev.
I A. A. Schramm. Dr. K. T. McTntirc. Ben
W i Hi must. W. B. Kvnns, 17. V. Conmlon.
L. H. Compton. Jus. Mnrr. V1111I B.
Wallace. ,Tas. Young. TJnloh Moores.
'.Tin. Hartwell, Clarenco Walls, etc
With this line -nn some good handball
wis no
little surprise wncu the Urug team
went down to defeat at the hands of
the liishops who were somewhat handi
capped by the absence of lluren and
Ackerman, two strong men, during the
greater part of the first round. The
Business college team inannged under
adverse circumst nice to maintain an
eipial standing with the leaders, Dr. R.
T. Mclaiyre. cat tain, being unable to
lie present at all the games due to pro
fessional duties and Steuslof'f the
strong guard being absent most of the
time playing with tint high school team.
The first game this evening will be at
":.'!() .is usual and will be between the
Hauser Bros, and the Capital National
bank teams. The second game between
the Bishops ami the Watt Shipp com
pany teams at Mum. The third game be
tween the Standard Cleaners ind tho
Price Shoe company teams at S:.'I0. Tiie
fourth game between the Fry Drug
store and the Capital Business college
teams will be played at 9:0(1.
The last game of the evening will be
unusually interesting in that both
teams .ne tied for second place and one
will have to drop to third place as the
result of the contest tonight.
Willard Fights In March.
Chicago, Feb. 1(1. .less Willard will
not take any chances with his heavy
weight laurels until he is sure of feel
ing in first class shape. Be has de
cided that he will not fight, Frank
Moran in New York until late in March
and will not biyi,i training until the
severe cold from which he is suffe.rinf
is entirely cured.
This is what the heavyweight told
his niniinL'er. Tom Jones trubii- when
.lones arrived here from Xew York.
The title holder takes the position
that it will be inioessihlo for him to be
gin CTen the liul test sort of tiainincr
until next week, r.nd possibly not un
til the week after. Meantime .less is
taking it easy in his home at Hogers
1'ark and is etting the promoters of
his proposed battle with Moral, do the
worrying.
Britton Won 0:1 Points.
Xew York, Feb. Hi. Fight fans who
witnesses the ten lwcid bout betwee 1
.lack Britton ant Ted Lewis last night
generally expressed the 1 pinion today
that Britton had won t'i3 match on
points.
Taft's Woes Increase.
Cincinnati. Ohio, Feb. Hi. The Chi
cago Cubs have brought more woe to
Charles P. Taft.
lie has been sued by his former em
ploye, Charles Schinalztig for if.'i.i.ri.'i.'i
which, he aiicges, Taft owes him for
1(1(1 shares of Cub stock sold to Char
les Weeglunaii rf Chicago. Scl.mnl.tig
claims the share.! belonged to him.
Full line of Auto Accessories.
-A.Jl
Great Western Garage
' C. C. SIMEKAL, sole owner. Opposite Court House
is looked for nnd nn unusunllv interest
ing tournament.
Died Four Minutes
After Robbing Store
I.cw Angeles. Cal., Fob. 1(. Police
today sought to connect up Gerhard
Kistarz. drug fiend killed lifter rob
bing a drug store in tho University dis
trict, with numerous hold ups commit
ted here recently. Pawn tickets found
in his room indicated ho had lived for
weeks on the proceeds of numerous
crimes. Detectives are also trying to
ascertain if he really wna ever in the
Gorman army, an it In claimed nnd to
this end have communicated with R.
Kistnr. of Salt I.nko City, said to be a
relative.
Kistarz entered the rtrug store of K.
A. Henderson Inst night while there I
wore many passersby, and pulled a gun
on Henderson, ordering him to surrend
er all the heroin and morphine in the
place. People pausing saw the bandit
holding up Henderson, notified the of
ficers, nnd four minutes after Kistntz
loft the store he wns cornered in the
vnrd of John Yallely, a manufacturer.
He fired three shots at the prmso, then
fell dead, riddled with bullets and shot
gun slug.'.
If foe world Is not gettimr hotter, it
is taking on politeness. Witness the
disappearance- of tho old brutal comic
Valentino.
SALEM BOY 13 EDITOR
C. Krnost Howell, a printer boy, who
at one time worked on The Cnpitil
.loiirnal, and who has many friends
here, is now editor and publisher of the
Kinsley (Kansas) Mercury, an eight
page weekly, a copy of which was re
ceived at The Capital .loiirnal office
yesterday. The paper is bright .ind
"newsy" and carries a goodly lot of
advertising. Tins emphasises the fact
that if a boy gets started right out of
the old Capital .loiirnal office, he is
bound to climb up and be heard from.
"Krnost" iias the good wishes of ev
erybody on The Capital .lournil "front
and back," who wish him an ever in
creasing circ ulation so long as it does
not affect his heart.
Ham and Eggs Draws
Soldier from Trenches
Xew York. Feb. Bl. Patrick Kelly,
of Sail Francisco, planted his feet on
good American soil today after months
of Balkan war service, cast his eyes
longingly about for a "ham and egg
cry," and. spotting ,ne, made a mad
hike for it.
Indeed it was a yearning for ham
and eggs, a la American, with a cup
of steaming brown coffee on the side,
he sail, that drove him home on the
Orduiia, arriving today.
Kelly enlisted in the Irish Fusilliers
a year ago. and reached Kngland aboard i
a sailing ship from San Francisco. He
was sent into Balkan service, and dur
ing the months while ho longed for the
groat American dish, lie distinguished
himself as a hero. As a result of rescu
ing several boats of ninniuiiittion from
a river, while the enemy guns popped
at him, he broeght back an allied deco
ration for distinguished service.
Country sausage, vpareribs and
b'vkbone every Tiiesdnv and Fridny
Kconomy Grocery. liesebuig Review.
Santell to Meet Gotch.
San Francisco, Fob. 1C. Ad Santell
today began t.Mi iug for his comiiif,
bout here with Frank Gotch, world's
champion w r vdier. He declared him
self to be already '.v. first class condi
tion but he wants to eliminate all pos
sible faults before meeting the great
Iowa farmer.
Santell proved his skill last night
when he threw Nic k Daviscourt twice
in a little over an hour. The first fall
came in 47 minutes, 22 seconds; the
second in IS minutes, 40 seconds.
Talk About Cost.
X'ew York, Fob. Ki. Speculation was
rife among the fans of the hot stove
league today as to the amount of mon
ey the Xew York Americans paid Con
nie Mack for the services of "Home
linn" linker. Several months ago
Muck wanted for the great
slugger, but it is believed that he
probably accepted considerably less
than that figure.
Baker has signed a three year con
tract with the Yankees.
three rounds.
In the interelub wrestling, Clarence
Kwing, of Spokane flopped l laud Fort-
ner, the local grappler.
Reducin? Cost of
Raising Hog Topic
How to reduce the high cost of hog
production.
That is the problem which about 100
farmers from various points 111 the Wit
lamette vallev wrestled in an all-dav
session at the Portland I'nioii Stocli
cards Mondav.
Professor Thorn is Siiaw. agriculturist
for the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern railways, told them how. lie
advised them to raise corn and then to
raise moro corn.
Professor Shaw canceled some farm
ers' institute dates in the middle west
to attend the meeting. He discussed
tho big question from almost every
angle and after he had finished his
regulir address invited his hearers to
ask questions.
This question and answer dialogue
continued for hours. The farmers dis
played a keen interest in the subject
ami exhibited an eagerness to loam how
they can make the hug business pay
better than it is paying now. In
answer to the question as to where the
profit in pork was to be found it
the present time, with feed up and meat
down, Professor Shaw advocated such
methods of raising and breeding as
would reduce the prdouction cost of
porn.
Six Cents Cost Price.
Several present said they couldn't
raise'pork for much less than 6 cents a
pound. The expert declared if they
would try it 111 dead earnest taev could
find a way to produce pork che iper. He
argued that the outlook was promising
for the small fanner who is producing
beef and pork from a farm that was
not attempting to carrv too much livestock.
Professor Shaw declared it was al
most past belief tint some practical
farmers are so short-sighted as to at
tempt to buy feed to carry stock. If
they don't raise the feed necessary to
take care of stock it is not surprising,
ho said, that so few farmers are mak
ing any money.
C. C. Holt, president of the Union
Meat company, also spoke to the vis
itors. Other speikers were O. M. Plum
nier, of the Stockyards company; W. C.
Wilkes, assistant general freight and
passenger agent of the North hank and
Oregon Klectric railways: E. K. Fla
ville, editor of the Western Farmer, and
others.
irS YCURKIDNEYS
You have swollen feet and hands!
Stiff, achy joints! Sharp shooting,
rheumatic pains torture you. You
have aching back, pain in the lower
abdomen, difficulty when urinating!
Look out! These are danger signals.
Trouble is with your kidneys. Uric
acid poisoning, in one form or another,
has set in. It may lead to dropsy or
fatal Bright 's disease if not checked.
Get some GOLD MEDAL Haarlem
Oil Capsules immediately. They are
an old preparation, used all over the
world for centuries, combining natural
henliiiK oil and herbs, well-known to
physicians and used by thousands in
their daily practice. The Capsules are
not an experimental, makeshift "pat
ent medicine," or "salt"', whose effect
is only temporary. They are a stand
ard remedy, and act naturally, gently
and quickly. But when you go to the
druggist, insist on getting the pure,
original Haarlem Oil in Capsules. Be
sure tho name GOLD MEDAL is on
the box, and thus protect yourself
against counterfeits.
JAP STEAMER FOUNDERS
London. Feb. Iti. Tho .Tapinese
steamer Kenkon Mnru, Xo. 11 bound
from Marseilles to Baltimore, founder
ed in a storm in the Atlantic but her
crew was landed todav at Plymouth.
She was a :i."22 ton vessel, registered
at Dairen.
Fog Won at Hockey.
Seattle, Wash., Feb. lti.vOne of
those freaks that happen once in a
thousand years but the kibosh oil last
night's ice hockey clash between
Victoria and Portlnud at the ice rink
here.
Just as the teams took the ice a
dense fog enveloped the arena. It was
somewhat thicker than restaurant soup
as the fans who tried to follow the
game declare today.
After the teams had played a game
of Tiicle and seek for some time, it was
announced that the game would be de
clared an exhibition and the real con
test would occur tonight.
It wns said that the exhibition fin
ished with the score of 4 to 4 tie. For
this we will have to take the word of
Referee Mickey Ion, and it is doubtful
if he knows the real score.
Seattle and Spokane Tie.
Seattle, Wash., Fob. Hi. The Seattle
and Spokane Athletic clubs broke even
in the interelub meet staged at the
Seattle club last night. Seattle took
two boxing events and Spokane cop
ped the wrestling matches and one box
ing contest.
The interelub events were for out
distanced as far as class goes by the
bout between Lloyd Maiden and Archie
Wvsrd. Wynrd was awarded the de
cision. The interelub mixes resulto as fol
lows: l;ta Mcintosh defeated Rons, three
rounds.
12. Buird defeated Dilliro. three
rounds.
, Hi McTevitt defeated Buckner,
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body Can Tell
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PHONE 937 For wood saw.
HAEEY Windowclcaner.
Tbone 761
Mart
WANTED Beef
Phone 1425-H.
cattle
and veaL
Feb 20
DRESS MAKING Mrs. Carrie Rod
gors, 242 S. lUta. MarlO
FURNISHED APARTMENTS td.tiu
to $15.00. 491 North Cottage. f
FOR RENT Rooms, furnished or un
furnished, close in. Phone 2093M. tf
OAK, ash, fir and maple cord wood.
l"honeia22-J. W. F. Proctor. MarlO
WANTED Moderate wages for prun
ing. L. D. Ratliff, Salem. FeblS
TEAM FOR SALE Weight Mm, or
wilt sell separate, -ivi a. Winter.
FeblS
FOR SALE Fresh Jersey milk cows. D.
R. Hiinmond, Route 8, Box 125.
Fubl9
FOR SALE A young fresh cow, sec
ond calf, at Center Feed Barn. C.
Lake. FeblS
LOST A black Shepard dog in West
Salem, iinder please notrty Price a
Market. Feb IS
FOR SALE Or rent, a 4 room house
and 5 lots, and barn, ('all UO.j South
21st street. FeblU
WANTED To work for board while
attending school, young man, age IS.
Phone 402. tf
FOR RENT Modern threo or four
room furnished apartments. 325 S.
14th street. " "Febl9
WANTED To rent 7 or 8 room house
reasonably close in. Address N. K. G.,
care Journal. tf
FOR 8ALE 15 acres bottom lind,
south of Marion. Mrs. . Thomas,
Marion, Oregon. April!
FOB SALE Choice eating potatoes,
!)0c per bu., delivered. 1395 N. Mth.
Phone 2-19 j-M. Febl7
LOST Crank off of Ford car, on High
land Ave. or N. Com 1 street. Leave
at Journal office. Feb 17
WANTED Either day or night nurs
ing, by experienced nurse. Phone
288, at Temperance Hall. tf
ABSOLUTELY PURE MAPLH
SYRUP From New York, $1.60
per gallon 'it Damon's. Feb 23
EXCHANGE Maxwell onto and clear
acreage, to exchange for house about
$1000. .Owner, Box 67. FeblS
WANTED By trained nurse, confine
ment cises, or care 01 invalid. I'hone
2153J. 2900 Brooks Ave. FeblS
GOOD FIR WOOD For sile- cheap,
upon ground, if taken soon. Jamed
Edmister, McNary Station. FeblS
FRESH JERSEY COW For sale, now
making 1 pounds butter per dav.
Route 6, Box 119. C. Witting. Febl6
FOR SALE Cycle incubator, ilso Sici- '
ban Buttercup cockrels. Fggs $1.00
per setting. 542 N. Liberty street.
Feb 15
WANTED Horse, 8 or 9 years old,
weight II or 12 hundred pounds. Jos.
Graber, 1203 D street, phone 578.
FeblS
FOB BENT Store, 21x165 feet, elec
tric lights and steam neat, see Watt
Shipp Co., 219 North Commercial
street. Phone 363. tf
A FEW CHOICE ANCONA cockerels
for sale, also eggs for setting, $1.00
por setting. T. A. Reinhart, Route
9, phone 57F12. Febl7
WANTED To rent farm in vicinity
of Salem by a reliable Scandina
vian farmer. Address Ed Olsen, 2204
Trade. Phono 2361R. FeblS
FOR SALE At a sacrifice, 5 room, ab
solutely modern bungalow on paved
street. For full information address
A-25, care of Journal. FeblS
BARRED ROCK Day old checks, $12
per 100, eggs for hatching $1.50 and
$2.00 per 15, both matings, order now.
R. E. Waldorf, Route 5 Salem. FebI9
You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tifully dark and lustrious almost over
night if you '11 get a 30 cent bottle of
"Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" at any drug store. Millions of
bottles of this old, famous Sage Tea
Recipe are sold annually, says a well
known druggist, because it darkens the
hnir so naturally and evenly that no
one can tell it has been applied.
Those whose hai ris turning gray, be
coming faded, dry, scraggly and thin
have a surprise awaiting them, because
after one of two applications the gray
hair vanishes and your locks become
luxuriantly dark and beautiful all dan
druff goes, scalp itching and falling
hair stops.
This is the age of youth. Gray-haired
unattractive folks aren't wanted around
so get busy with Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur tonight and you'll be delighted
phur tonight and you'll be delighted
with your dark, handsome hair and your
youthful appearance within a few davs.
MINORCA EGGS For hatching. Fine
strain of birds. Can be seen corner
Market and North Liberty, or phono
2081-J. Trice $1.00 for 13"cggs.
HE CAME BACK If you have any
old carpets you wish woven into fluf
fy rngs notify S. A. Dobner. Phone
1207-M. We weave Colonial rag rugs.
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THREE YOUNG COWS With calf, for
sale, all good size and in good condi
tion. Phone at noon or evening, 53F4.
Wm. Aacherman. Route 5, box "0.
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FOR SALE Choice Buff Orphington
cockerels and pullets; also Brown
Leghorns, both sexes. Phone 94FI3.
C. E. Cummings, Route 8, Box 58.
Feb..7
$100 PER MONTH For man with
small capital. Splendid business
chance for a hustler. See Mr. Bellows,
Wells Firgo Express company, Thurs
day. FeblS
CHOICE Between heifer with second
cnlf by her side, square cross between
Holstein and Jersey and Holstein cow
milked since August. Address or phone
L. S. Arnold, Salem. tf
WANTED Young man and wife, with
out children, to work on ranch near
Sidney Station. See me at Cherry
City Feed Barn, Snturdav, February
19th, at 11 a. m. J. O. Farr. FeblS
FOR SALE .Terscy-Holstein cow. Test
5 3-10, milks 4 gallon: 24 thorough
bred S. C. R. T. Reds, first cock, first,
second and third hen at local poultry
show; one sanitary couch, good as
new. 2I3D street. FeblS
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