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THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1916.
Among the world's great story tellers, those gifted, en
tertaining fellers, Rex Beach is stacking high; and I am
always in my glory when I have got a new Beach
story; it suits me more than pie. Red blood in all his
yarns is seething; his characters are living, breathing;
not dummies made of wood; strong
men admire his kind of writing, of
heroism, peril, fighting it's al
ways to the good. And Rex, when
he is busy working, his trusty old
typewriter jerking, until it busts a
spoke, to have his inspiraton quick
ened keeps all the air around him
thickened with rich Tuxedo smoke.
Say, have you noticed, gentle
readers, how many famous men
and leaders explain Tuxedo's
worth? As man's great solace
they expound it, and that's because
they all have found it the best
there is on earth.
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Watching the Scoreboard
Pacific Coast League Standings
W. L. Pet.
Vernon .11
lios Angeles 41)
Sou Francisco
Portland .17
Suit Lake 30
Oakland :i:
37
37
42
3d
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Yesterday ' Result
At Oakland and San Francisco San
Francisco 2-8, Portland 8-1.
At Salt Lake Los Angeles 5-12.
Suit Lake
At Log Angeles Vernon 2-4, Oak
land 0-3.
Moth the Angeles mid Saints wallop
ed the bobbin all over Salt Iwke City
in the holiday oversize hill there, ami
divided games.
Wolter grubbed a home run in the
first but nevertheless Suit L.ike won.
The afternoon contest went to Lus An
geles 12 to 5.
Ham Pnttersou's Vernon bengals
had u heurty meul of OnkhunlUh beef
mid feel real perky this morning,
thanks.
The Tigers took both games. From
me held the Oaks to two lone hits in
the morning and Higgiiibnthnm for
the (Inks threw away the afternoon en
counter. Portland's lteavers climbed right off
the train in their bnscbnll clonics,
hurried to the diamond, bent San Fran
cisco X to 2 u ud went to lunch.
Uovenge was obtained bv the Seals
tew hours Inter, however, Hed Old-
ham striking out4 ten Beavers and win-!
mug .1 to 1. Olilh.uu tunned three in
one frame.
Vesterday's big league hero was Joe
Jackson of the White r-ox. He saved
the bacon with a mighty clout in the
ninth of t:ie second game which scored
l'.ddie Collins and also himself wiih
the tying run.
The Cubs and Pirates split a
bill in shutout contests.
double
The (limits wn'ked the plank twice,
being defeated by the Dodgers, Bauiiy
Kauif tried to pull a Ty Cobb and was
chased. He threw his bat in the air
when called out on strikes.
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Browns after a thirteen inning scrap
in tue afternoon.
Lajoie startled the natives with a
home run.
Motor oil made from asphalt-base
crude gives best
lubrication with least car
bon. Such is the testimony oi
motorists and experts alike. As
Lieut. Bryan, U.S.N., puts it: "Oils
made from the asphalt-base crudes
have shown themselves to bemuch
better adapted to motor cylinders,
as far as their carbon-forming pro
clivities are concerned, than are
paraffine-base Pennsylvania oils."
Zerolene is scientifically refined
from selected California crude
asphalt-base not only made from
the right crude but made right. Dealers
everywhere and at service stations and
agencies of the Standard Oil Company.
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Tho Tigers drove Veteran Fred Be
bee from the mound in his third ap
pearance and won the first game with
the India as, but lost the second
Welsh Will Defend
Title Labor Day
Denver, Colo., July 5. Freddy
Welsh will defend his title of world's
lightweight champion in a twenty
round bout nt Colorado Springs on La
bor Day, it was announced hero today.
Promoter Eddie Pitta, representing
tho "Hundred Million Dollar" elub,
of Colorado Springs, stated that Welsh
today signed article to fi'"ht "any
man in' the world in the lightweight
division)" and that hi. I ,opouen?
would be one of the "big four" Char
ley White, Johhn Dundee, Itennie
Leonard or Ever Hummer.
Welsh will receive $1 7,500 for his
share. Terms with his opponent are to
be made when he is chosen.
The Auto Skidded
Not In a Hurry Now
San Hufnel, Oil., July n. One mnii
was dead and seven persons badly
hurt today as the result of an automo
bile incident near tu're. Albert Fro
gusi, a Sun Francisco florist, was in
stantly killed when the automobile of
Severino (iinmiolini skidded und turn
ed turtle on the stute highway nt San
Antonio bridge. Mrs. Minnie Frego
si, the dead man's wife, was crushed
anil will probably die. The others in
the party, all relatives, sustained frac
tures and bruises.
IN HONOR OF HETTY GREEN
Terrell, Texas, July 15. All operations
on the Texas Midland railway ceased
for fivo minutes at noon toduy in de-
fcrenee to Hetty Green. All local busi-
ness places closed from I 2to I o'clock.
K. H. It. Green, son of the famous
woman financier, is owner of the Texas
...ulliiiiil nnd has other lurge interests
in Texas.
Exchanges
If you have property to exchange see
L. Beehtol. If you want to rent a
house see Bechtel. if you want money
and have got good security, see Bechtel.
For fire insurance Hint is insurance see
Bechtel. If you have nny kind of
property to well at a sacrifice- and
make, a quick deal list with Bechtel
He closed three denlit ill Inst four dnvsl,i
.. ... r I
yours tor realty bargains
L. BECHTEL,
347 STATEE STREET
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THREE TEAMS TIE
E
Beavers Take Double Header
and Lojus Beat Brad
ford's Two
Inter-City Baseball League
Standings
W.
Salem 10
Woodburn 10
Beavers 10
ISradfords 7
St. Helens 7
Kirkpatrieks C
Montavilla 4
Wqodland 4
L. Pet.
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Three Leading Players
First game Miller,
Adams.
Yesterday
Humphries,
Second game Reinhart, Gobel,
Mil-
ler.
Yesterday's Results
At Salem Salem 3-4, ltradfords 2-3.
At Vaughn street Beavers 11-7,
Montavilla 3-4.
At St. Helens St. Helens 3-3, Wood-
kind 2-2.
At Woodburn Woodburn 13-4, Kirk
Patricks 2 11.
TliA T.nina nva nu.iin lnnjl.nu l,n
league, but they share the honors witiij'endy anchored oa second and beyond,'
Woodbura and Babv Beavers.
The
three teams were sent into a tie
through a double victory of the Beav
ers over Montavilla and the whipping
of the Hradfords twice on the State
grounds.
It was a case of consistent plnying
by the local boys. At every stage of
the game they backed their pitcher
and, most gratifying of all, they were
able to hit the pill when a hit meant
x run. Mike Miller proved a fiend in
batting, annexing a brace of two bag
gers in the "opening contest. His field
ing was of a high class order too. Bill
Heinhart. pilfered second with start
ling regularity besides whaling the
life out of the ball.
Swart., who pitched the first game
for the visitors and went down to de
feat, essayed to repent in the second
session but he was derricked 111 the
second. Lund assumed the task
of!
stopping the flag chasing Lojus and
made a brave attempt but was unable
to cut much ice.
At least four hundred people saw the
game. Both bleachers were .jammed,
the stand was comfortably filled and
autos lined the fence.
The score:
First tame:
Salem B. If. O. A.
I Humphreys, 2 4 1 1
! Reinhai t,' r :t 1 I
Gobel, 1
Adams, m
Mauser, c
Jones, I ....
Grcggs, ;t .
Miller, s ..
Keene, p
Gill, I
Totals
Iliiidfords
t'olicn, ;l
Kennedy, I ...
Ileinkle, m ...
Kilwnrds, I ...
Ilk-eg, c
Ludtdl, s
Clarke. 2
Swart, p
Dillard, r
33
B.
.. 4
. 3
. 4
. 3
4
27 fi 0
O. A. K.
2 1
Totals ..
Salem
Hits
BraiUforiis
Hits
31 0 24 0 3
0 1 10 1 0 0 0 3
... 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 7
1 O 0 1 (1 0 0 0 02
2 0 0 1 1 1 0 1 00
linns, Humphreys, Heinhart, lluuser,
Cohen, Kilwnrds. Stolen buses, Cohen,
Iwurds 2, llauser, Miller 2, Adams 2
ohen. Sacrifice hits, I,odeJI, Hem
hart. Struck out, by Keeno 13, Swart
(1. liases on bnyvs, off .Keene 4,
Swnrtit
kin.
1. Time, 2
Time, 2:0.i. Umpire, Kan-
Second game:
Salem
Humphreys, 2 .
B. If. O. A. K.
0 3
2 0
2 !
1 0
0 0
0 12
0 .".
1 1
2 0
Heinhart, r !i
Gobel, I
Adams, in
Jones, I ...
Gill, e ....
Greggs, 3
Miller, s
Cole, p ....
Totals 37
H 30 10 i
II. (). A. K.
- Dradfords-
Cohen, ! ...
Kennedy, 1
Ileinkle, in
Kdwnrds, 1
Blceg, e
I.odell, s ...
Clarke, 2
Swartx, p 1
Taylor, r 3
Lund, p 1
Totals 32 7 2i 11 3
Two out when winning run scored.
Salem 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 14
Hits 1 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 28
Hradfords 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 I 0 03
Hits 1 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 00
Kuus, HuHiphrevs, Heinhart, Adams.
Gill, Cohen, Heiukle, Kdwards. Stolen
bsses, Cohen 2, Ileinkle, Kdwards, Kein
hart, Jones Two base h.ts, Adams, Kd
wards, Sacrifice hits, Gobel, HwarU
2. Struck out. Cole 12, .lund 10, Bases
on balls, Cole 3, l.nud 1. Passed bull.
Bleeg. Hit by pitcher, Clarke, Taylor.
Time, l:."". I'mpire Kaiikin.
BAD DAM SITE BILL
Wiwhington, July 5. Warning the
house agniust the wnter power lobby,
licircscu(tive Smith of Minnesota to
day chargiM toe Adamsnii dam site bill
as a "subterfuge" and that plana are
on foot to have the Shields bill declar
ed obnoxious bv friends of conserva
tion, finally reported out by a confer
euce committee and passed in the clos
ing hours of the session.
News
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WITH BASES FULL
Stands On Pinacle of Base-
ball Fame for Entirely
New Stunt
New York, July 5. Mike Mowrey,
who pastimes at third base for the
Dodgers, -stood firjnly ensconced- today
on the pinnacle of fame. He occupied
the niche directly to the right of John
Anderson the John Anderson who or-
jgiuated the spectaeular feat of pilfer
ing second with the bases full,
It was the fifth inning of the Giants
Dodgers game. Mowrey was on first.
Ambition fired his soul. Speed twitch
ed his feet. Hope of victory animated
his brain. And so, Mike watched Tes
reau and as the Giant uncorked the
dauntless one sped like an arorw from
a bow, direct toward second. Some one
already there strove with might and
main to wave him back, yelled bitter
curses ut his daring, impuuged lus hon-
csiv anu ancestry nut wuo witu a
dauntless spirit would mind such little'
things. Mike sped on, turned breath-' quarters from Bridgehampton today, , A "V, j; e lu struggle is mosi vio
lesslv and triumnhnntlv slid into the . but hnd nothinir officinl to nnnonnce lent. All German counter attacks broke
second bag.
Zack Wheat, of Brooklyn, was al-
ou third, was
another of Mowrey 's1
ll-IIIU U.UIC9 BUIIUI pitlUlCU.
The Fugs of Yesterday.
Chicago, July 5. Champions, ex
chanipiona and coming champions of the
fistic world today bore scars of ring
battles fought in the west en Independ
ence day.
Prospects for a championship fight
between Freddio Welsh and Charlie
White at Colorado Springs were be
lieved improved today following the
Englishman 's victory over Ad Wolgast
on a foul in the eleventh round of their
scheduled l.Vrouud bout here last night.
Welsh was the master of Wolgast nt
every stage and gamely continued after !
a 25 minute rest following a low blow
'from Wo L'nst in the th rd round.
Harry I'ollock, manager ot Welsh, an
nounced that mIii' lit flif ferences remniii
to be adjusted for tne Colorado Springs
bout.
Jack Billon, the Hoosier man killer, I earner, has secured a license to marry
knocked out Jim Flynn, the Pueblo fire- j 1:isic f'u!t of c same place.
man, in the fourth round of their mill;
at Dewev, Okla. ! fine Johnson, now Oline B. Towwers,
Johnny Dundee hnd a shade over Kv-1 is named by the county court ns guar
erhammer at Knst Chicago. Iud.. where "" of Clarence Johnson, Kdwnrd John-
thev foiiL'ht a fast 10-roniid contest.""" "d Ruth Johnson, miuor children
The Chicago boy was the aggressor
throughout and gave the "Scotch wop"
one of the hardest battles of his career.
Johnny Griffith, of Akron, played a
safe game with Charley White, of Chi
cago, and outboxed the -slugger in a 12
round bout nt Canton, Ohio.
Champion Brcucho Buster.
Missoula, Moat., July 5. Ben Onkes,
of Farmiiigtoa, Wash., is hailed as the
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won the title with the close of the Mis- R"1""'. A. Foland and John
soulu Stampede yesterday. Nephi Lynch H- tarrnr- "" (lf "tv
captured most of the other big events,! .
including that o'f "best all around cow-! )lin(T HlffnWaV
bov." l.vnch won the four dnv cow-
boys' relay nice, the three day pony j
express and the open half mile event.
Coffey Much Improved. The oiling of the Pacific highway
Sua Francisco, ,lulv 5.-SI,owi.,g ! fr.';!" M,,,m nrtl. to the county hue
marked improvement, Jack Coffey. San !"''",, T-0 or """ this after
Francisco shortstop " beaned" by 'Vyuu;"0o,b -,tC " '''"''."i" C!'"ty C0,'-rti
Wy Noyes, of Portland, in the Tues-1 . '""" he Commercial
ilav morniniT pnnii. nrnnj'tM tn bo rt i
muviM to It ih homo hove from tho Mr-(
riit liospittil in Oukliuid some time to
day
It was stated at the hospital that
Coffey was suffering from concussion
of the brain. At first it had been
feared ho might have a fractured skull.
Col icy was conscious this morning.
Ton read the news we get it.
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SIX PROGRESSIVES TO GREAT GUNS BATTERING
SERVE ON COMMITTEE - ,c..r..o
Republicans Make Bid for
Harmony-to Open Cam
paign In Maine
New York, June 5 Six of the 7 mem
bers of the republican executive com
mittee to direct the coming campaign
for the election of Charles S. Hughes
will be progressives it wag understood
about political headquarters' here to
day.
With this step toward further placat
ing the. former bull moosers and pre
senting a united front in the fight
against V resident Wilson understood to
be assured, the first campaign efforts
are expected to be exerted in Maine,
where a state election will be held in
September. At democratic headquarters
it was learned that National Chairman
MnOnrmielr i- lvi t,;. ;. f.Mue bormont
the opening battle in Maine, and it
evident that the first flood of oratory
irom ootu Bides will Btart in that sec-
tion.
Tlia nrnnnwaiirad 4ti t.a baIia.i.1 i.
serve on the republican executive com -
mittcc will be: Herbert Knox Smith, of
Conncticut; Chester H. Rowell, of Cnli-
fornin; William Allen White, of Kan -
sas; Everett Colby, of New Jersey;
.lames H. uariield, of Ohio, and George
" j crams, or new rorit.
Candidate Hughes came into head-
J regarding the date of his notification or
other matters. He lunched with Presi-
dent Jacob G. Schurman, of Cornell
At democratic headquarters tho ap-
nninim.ni t pi,. ii' 1..
of tho mint, as general publieitv di
.........vut w uui, ivwiv-j, uiirwiui
rector, was announced. - Secretary of
the Navy Daniels arrived hore from a
trip through New England aud ex
pressed the greatest optimism ns to
tho situation in Maine.
J COURT HOUSE NEWS I
F. R. Reynolds has been appointed
administrator of the estate of Mary J.
Reynolds, who died intestate. A SO-
"cru lann worm if.i.uou is involved
There nre three heirs, Mr.
Reynolds and
two daughters.
Tony T. Perkins, nn Aumsville mail
Mrs. Powers is the mother. An estnte
of the children's grandmother is now
in process of administration in Wis
consin. Declaration of intention to become nn
American citizen has been filed by
James D. Walker, a atudent of this city.
He came to this state from Canada in
iUIO.
"Fishing licenses htivo boon seourod bv
"&""J
From Salem North
' ... .. .in
mini; W. II. Hamilton, Sevmour J.nes,
l vnnnes u. r isner, anil F. Is. South-
wick were recently appointed to confer
with Judge Bushey and this committee
will cull on him this afternoon.
This is in furthernaee of the plan
of a Sunday loop froai Portland, down
the west side through McMiunville nnd
l.nllas to Salem ami a return by the Pa
cific highway to Portland, a drive of
lis miles. The people nnd countv
courts of Polk nnd Yamhill counties
have become much interested in the oil
ing of roads and feel that if Marion
county will put the Pacific highway in
condition, tho Salem loop will" be
come popular witn I'ortland
niirinn
parties. The road saro practically all
mlfl ntl.l tn Cmnl inn.lifinn nw.t.,., ! t.
the Pacific highway north of Salem to
the county hue.
Refugees Sworn In
Do Work on Buffalo
San Diego. Cal., July ." More thnn
120 men, refugees arriving on the U.
S. S. Buffalo, have been under several
weeks of intensive military and naval
training on that vessel, it was learned
today.
These men have been outfitted with
uniforms, and have performed duty on
the Buffalo,-in the engine room, on
deck, on the bridee. in the nmchine
shops, etc. Thev were distinguished
r . 1. . , . . r
:iiuiu mtr ri-guuir sailors oy A V vu
! the blouse, signifying volunteer.
All have passed the usual physical ex-
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BLIGH THEATRE
The French war office today an
nounced not only the capture of Sor
monte farm, south of the Soinme and
across the river from the villago of
Clery, but are also advancing on a front
of nearly three miles south of the farm.
German positions from the farm itself
to a height nearly three miles south of
the river on the Flaucourt-Barleaux
road fell into the hands of the French.
By the capture of these positions, the
French not only straightened their front
south of the "onime, but pressed slight
ly closer to Peronne.
North of the Soinme, hc French drove
eastward from Curlu toward the high
way leading south from Coumbles over
which the Germans in tne region of
Clery have been obtaining supplies.
German Defence Stubborn.
"During the night we carried a Ger
man trench line east of Curlu, north of
the Somme, it was officially announced
today.
"South of the Somme following fur
ther gains, French infantry captured
tue sormont farm situated on the left
h vcr CM frm Clery
! ?nst.oft c"rl)). All the southern re-
fv i i. ; tA 1 . ,'
the road between Flaucourt and Barleux
fell into the hands of the French.
1 , "The P"9itio.n Belloy-En-Santerre
?p?rVVy e TenKn Monday) was
.tt! m u y e. l'er,mns aatmg the
, niel',h They captured the eastern part
! '" """K0 but were afterward eject-
! ',, ".
The Germans are still holding part
of the village of Estrces (southwest of
Peronne) where the struggle is most vio-
down under French fire.
"The total number of Unwounded
German prisoners in our hands thus far
over y.uoo. The number of euns
captured is vet unknown. A sin trie
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. iru;u liu culpa Ull-lUUllg BOlllll UI
the Somme captured 60 guns."
Heavy Fighting Today
Berlin, July 5. A violent battle is
raging on both sides of the Somme,
where the nllies nre pushing their great
offensive, it was officially announced
this afternoon.
In the fighting around Verdun
French attacks northwest of Thiau
mont work were repulsed.
Froth the Ancre valley northward to
tho seaconst, minor engagements and
lively artilleryiug occurred on the
British and Belgian fronts.
In the last 24 hours fllo British pris
oners have been taken.
Draw on Verdun for Aid.
Press Camp Headquarters of the
British in France. July 5. Clerman
units from. the Verdun front have ap
peared in action against the British
north of the Soinnie, having been
transferred in the last few hours to
stem the allied offensive.
A German counter attack at Thiep
val this morning wns repulsed.
Several German officers rushed up to
the British lines surrendering 100 men.
"We nre of nioro use to Oermnny
alive after the war than dead," they
said. .
British Claim Gains.
London, July 5. British troops made
further progress at important points
last night in the heavy fighting be
tween the Ancre and the Somme, Gen
eral llaig, British commander in chief
reported today.
"At Thiepval (northeast of Albert)
two determined enemy attacks were re
pulsed, the enemy suffering heavy
losses," said the official statement.
Hand to Hand Fighting.
London, July 5. "Hand to hand
figfiting is continuing between the
Ancre and the Soinme," said a sup
plementary official bulletin from Gen
eral Haig nt five o'clock this after
noon. "We have captured 500 more
prisoners."
Repulse Russians,
Berlin, July 5. In stubborn hnnd to
hand fighting, German troops under
Prince Leopold of Bavaria have re
pulsed the Kussians near Baraaovitschi,
inflicting severe losses, the war office
announced this afternoon.
aminntion and have been sworn in as
volunteers in case of war. They speak
Spanish.. and will act as scouts and in
terpreters with landing parties.
Tim anilnpu nn tliA Kiit't'iiln rpannml-
i 0,1 generously to the appeals of the
refugees, many ot whom were but
scantily clad. Clothing and bedding
were given.
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this safe, mild, dependable remedy
regulate these organs and put them
in a sound and healthy condition.
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nished or unf uriiished, or 1 sleeping
room cheap. 705 N. High. julyi
FOR SALE CHEAP Slightly used
Ludwig upright futino, Pearl Walnut
case. Box 441, Sulem, Or. july7
FOR BENT
ADS under this heading lc a word.
Bead for profit; use for results.
100 CORDS Oak grub wood for sale,
you can make $1.00 per cord hauling
this 1 1-2 miles to station. Phone
115: julyS
WANTED 50 cherry pickers, good
picking, good price. Call at 1207
Marion street after G o'clock. Mil
ler Bros. julyu
FOR SALE 5, 10, 15.; btore, a bargain
at $1075. would accept Ford on pay
ment. Ill health. ..i.ira A. Fidler,
Dallas, Or. tf
TOR SALE 3V hilf truck Studebaler
wagon. Will trade for heavier wagon,
cordwood or stumpage, 2786 Lee.
Phone 1322-J. tf
WANTED To trade 3 1-2 wide tread
Milborn wagon in good shape for
narrow tread 3 1-2 wagon. Must be
good. Phone 692. tf
I AM Attending the Ore, Chiroprac
tors convention at I'ortland. Office
will he open again Monday morning
at 9. Dr. May. julyS
GIRI Or woman wanted for general
ihousework in country; must be ex
perienced. Phone 22F25. Address bor
12, Sublimity, Or. . tf
LOST Between Salem and reform
school, small coin purse containing
some silver and mirror, and paid bill
of Olds Worthman 4 King. Return
to Journal office. -julyS
FOR SALE A light truck in good
running order, complete with license,
top and extra spring for heavy loads
suitable for hauling fruit. Price $75.
Salem Garage. Phono 1010. . july3
FOR SALE New 5 room bungalow
lot 50x150, located 995 N. 20th
street, price fifteen hundred, four
hundred down, balance like Tent
Write A. M. Matlock, Dallas, Or.
july8
A BARGAIN 120 acre stock ranch,
access to out range, 5 to 6 million
ft. of saw timber, 20 A. clear, bouse
barn and orchard. Write quick only
$30 tier acre, less for cash. L. Stont,
Stayton, Ore. julyS
FOR BALE At bargain prices, oa
Troy laundry mangle 90 inches, store
shelving, two teams and Shetland
pony, 2 double buggies, one single
buggy. H. Steinbock, 308 N. Com!
Phcn- SOS. tf
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