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Kue, Louis shoveling rock
Eriekson, Frank running crush
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Hue, Helmer hovcling rock ....
Rue, Clifford , shoveliug rock....
Borevik, Bergie shoveling rock
Johnson, Sander shoveling rock
Torvend, Samuel hauling rock....
lloreley, Jay hauling rock
.Rue, O. O. hauling rock
Loo, E. O. hauling rock
Rue, Grant hauling rock
Jennings, Walter shoveling grnv-
Hoven, Oscar blasting rock
Annundson, Ray shoveling rock
Tiiomus, I. D. hauling rock
Cuudolf, August, shoveling rock
Hume, Russell shoveling rock ....
Warnock, Kenneth shoveling
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Johnson, George hauling rock ....
Rue, Bert, hauling rock
Dokken, Edick hauling rock ....
Brenden, lver shoveling rock ....
Kidd, C. D. shoveling rock
Shilks. Henry shoveling rock ...
Graves, Dewey shoveling rock....
Shepherd, Newton shovel rock
Herigstad, N'els shoveling rock
Kellis, Willard, shoveling rock..
Davenport, Floyd running crush
er Larson. Ole spreading rock
Waruock, Fred spreading rock....
Rue, Ole O. supervisor
Boad District No. 62
Tames, .loe M. dragging
Penny, J. B. supervisor
General Fund.
Cliamlierlin, M. E., juror
Hussey, Ralph, juror
Shipley, U. G., juror
Colvin, C. E., juror -
Fry, A. SI., juror
Jory, John W., juror
Wright, H. L.. juror
Gibson, R. D., juror
Jorgensen, Ira, juror
Ellis, S. A., relief
Gimball, 6., relief
Leach," Mrs. S. A., relief
WTiitman, S. R., relief
Girod, Anna, relief
Joyce, Hnttie T., relief
Chase, Carril M., relief
Fishburn, Mrs. Joseph, relief ....
Martin, Irn, relief
Hoosier, Jacob, relief
Byrd, R. D., insane examination
Byrd, Dr. R. 1)., insane examina
tion Evans, J. C, insane examination
Kapphahn, E. L., juror
Bock, G. A., juror ,
Mason, J. H., juror
Bobestson, Ben E., juror
Hardwick, Charles, relief
Dunbar, J. H., juror
Evans, W. D., juror
Kirk, John, juror
Neal, S., bounty on two bobcats
Lewis, A., juror
Koschmider, Frank, juror
Brooks, Russell, juror
Hussey, Ralph, juror
Miles, O. B., insane examination
C'ashatt, C. E., insano examina
tion Robertson, B. E., juror
Goss, Mrs. George, relief
Smith, W. Carlton, insane exam
ination Grimm, W. T., juror
Dnlrymple, A. M., juror
Byrd, V. II., insane examinn
tioa Hartley, Edgar, juror
Emmett. (has. V., juror
Harritt, J. W. juror
Aehesnn, Lee juror
Hobson, Lemuel juror
Dalrymple, A. M. juror
Kdmundson, J. V. juror -
Burrows, Thos. juror
Adolph, Jos. juror
Hussey, Ralph juror
Chaniberliu, M. E. juror
Gill, G. V. juror
Clifford, D. juror
Lebold, Jos. juror
Grimm, W. T. juror :
Gooding, ('. J. Juror
May, Kdw. C. juror
Smith, Harvey juror
Gehlcn, G. A. juror
Davis, L. A
Stubbs, E. W. juror
Steusloff, W. H. juror
Dunliip, J. H. juror
Ijrffler, George juror
Cooper, J. T. juror
Ganiard, J. X. juror -
Hobson, G. W. juror
Hunter, Leslie juror
Phillips, Sim juror
Kennedy, Jos. juror
Litchfield, Geo, 1. bailiff
Hussey, Ralph juror .-
Byrd, R. 1). insane examination
Roberts, C. M. juror
Poor Account
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Bederson, Mrs. Olea relief -
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Urn nan, Kmnin K. relief
ltarnes. Xlrs.'F: E. relief
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Durno, Chnrles relief
Wallace, Rebecca L. relief
Schmit.:, Mrs. Theodore relief...
Rogers, Joseph W. relief 9.00
Park, Mrs. E. relief 15.00
Buster, Grace E. relief 10.00
Lantz, Catherine relief 8.00
Coy, Milton, relief 8.00
Bamett, Lizzie relief 8.00
Lucier, Steve, Jr. relief '.. 8.00
Green, H. A. relief 17.00
Martin, Mrs. Katie R. relief .... 10.00
Bunnell, Nellie relief 10.00
Johnsin, Mrs. relief 5.00
Strilling, Hulda relief 8.00
Summer, Lucinda J. relief 10.00
LaChappelle, Mrs. A. relief .". 10.00
Addie L. Dowd relief for N. B.
Dowd 10.000
Bnlliett, S. relief 10.00
Scobie, Mrs. relief 15.00
Gobin, Lizette relief .". 10.00
Hoys and Girls Aid Society re
lief .'. .'. 10.00
Snodderly, Flora relief' 30.00
Barton, Mrs. M. relief 10.00
Zoller, Mrs. Theresa relief 20.00
Henry, Mrs. Olive E. relief 10.00
Remick, W. M. relief 12.00
Griffith, Mrs. Nan 25.00
Wilson, Mrs. Ada relief 10.00
Kephart, Mrs. C. M. relief 15.00
Schmidt, Katherine relief 40.00
Deshazer, Mrs. H. N. relief 22.50
White, Mrs. J. F., relief 20.00
Foster, Mrs., relief 12.00
Gueron, A. L., relief 10.00
Smith, A. H., relief 15.00
Gliddeu, G. II., relief 10.00
Morton, Mrs. Caroline, relief .... 5.00
Gibson, Mrs. Gussie, relief 32.50
Mack, E. A., relief 8.00
Weedmark, Mrs. V. A., relief .... 10.00
Smith, Mrs. Mildred, relief 10.00
Ketchum, M. B., relief 10.00
Green, Mrs. Anna, relief 20.00
Hardwick, Charles, relief 10.00
Chalifaux, Mrs. Grandma, relief 10.00
Dickinson, S. A., relief 10.00
Knott, Mrs. .Melvina, relief 10.00
Berlin, E. E., relief for Mrs.
Chas. Jeandoin 8.00
Johnston, J. H., relief 6.00
Wilson, Mrs. D. E., relief .. 15.00
Sumpter, Lizzie, relief 8.00
Swearingen, Mrs. O. R relief 12.00
Thrams, Mrs. H., relief 10.00
Harper, Mrs. C. A., relief 12.00
Brock, Norm, relief 5.00
McMains, Mrs. Birdie C, relief.. 12.00
Irwin, Mrs. Blanche E., relief .-. 12.50
Germond, Mrs. P, F., relief 10.00
Carden, Mrs. M. R., relief 10.00
Russell. James G., relief 5.00
Newton, O. D., relief 8.00
Wiedner, Mathias, relief 10.00
Carlson, C. Cnrl, relief 10.00
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Mitchell, Mrs. Lucy E., relief .... 3.00
Zimmerman, Mrs. Adelin, relief 15.00
Marstel, Mrs. Steve,' relief 15.00
Old Peoples Home, relief for
Mrs. Julia D. Hurtel 15.20
Haynes, Mrs. Caroline, relief.... 10.00
Bnsey, Robert, relief 7.00
Miller, Mrs. Vina H., relief 10.00
Ogle, Clairdo, relief 15.00
Groshong, Mrs. J. N., relief 10.00
Thomas, Mrs. Elizabeth, relief.... 30.00
Wallace, Mrs. E.. relief 5.00
Nutter, Magdalene, relief 10.00
Hughes Mr. and Mrs. A. A.
relief 10.00
Barrier, Mr. and Mrs. relief 10.00
Voiio, It-ophite, relief 4.00
Albright, Herman relief 10.00
Stitz, Dora relief 20.00
Reinhart, Rosalia relit f 8.00
Lawrence Charles relief :. 10.00
Weddle, Orin relief. .. 20.00
Sheriffs Office
N'eedlmm, W. T. deputy sheriff.. 100.00
Slnper, L, L. deputy sheriff .... 80.00
Bower, O. D. deputy sheriff .... 80.00
Panlns, Geo. deputy sheriff 80.00
Clerk's Office
Clarke. W. R. deputy clerk 80.00
Hinz, E. A. bookkeeper 60.00
Gearhnrt, H. G. deputy clerk.... 50.00
Arms, A. M. deputy clerk 50.00
Recorder's Office
Ilickox C. G. deputy recorder.... 80.00j
Savage, Helen, deputy recorder
Treasurer's Office
Moore, J. G. deputy treasurer ....
Assessor's office
Steelhnmmer, O. A. deputy asses
sor 100.00
Lewis, C. A. clerk writing roll 60.00
Kloeppiug. H. H. cler!; writing
roll
Schellberg, If. clerk
Court House
Morgan, Cnl janitor
Kirhy, R. p. janitor 50.00
Howe, F. M. janitor 50.00
School Bup't Office
Drillette, J. E. supervisor 24.83
Smith, John W. L. supervisor. ... 24. S3
Reid, Cora clerk 60.00
Poor Account
Smith, W. Carlton county physi
cian 50.00,
Jackson, Hattie M. special offi
cer .. 50.00,
Stock Inspector's Office J
Morehouse, W. G. county veteri-
narian 33.60
Sealer of Weights and Measures I
Jones, J. F. salary and expenses 43.48
County Court & Commissioners
Beckwith, J. T. county commis
sioner , 14.00
Goulet, W, II. county commis j
- siouer 45.20
Election Account
Gray, R. P. rent of polling place 9.50
.".on allowed '
$1.50 disallowed
Commercial Book Store, envel
opes, etc. . 2.05
Commercial Prtg. Co. bill heads
Esch, Wm. sheriff livery hire
etc .'
Kapphahn, Ernest L. . livery
hire .
Moores & Co., Ross E. legal
blanks 8
Pae. Tel. & Tel. Co. telephone
& calls
Clerk's Office
Boyer, U. G., adv. for stamps,
etc
Commercial Book Store index
tabs
Glass & Prudhomme Co. legal
blanks
Moores & Co. Ross E. legal
blanks :
Oregon Statesman legal blanks
Pac. Tel. & Tel Co. telephone &
calls
Sims, Paul M. rubber stamps, etc
Recorder's Office
Brooks, Mildred R. adv. far
stamps .4
Commercial Book Store paper
etc .
Moores & Co. Ross E. hop con
tracts Pac. Tel & Tel Co. telephone &
calls
Treasurer's Office
Drager, D. G. rent for safe, etc
Sims, Paul M. rubber stamp ink
etc
Surveyor's Office
llerrick, B. B., Jr., adv. for
stamps
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. telephone &
calls 5,
Rodgers Paper Co. biudiug ...... 2,
Assessor's Office
Moores, & Co. Ross E. proof of
unsecured deft
Pae. Tel. & Tel. Co. telephone tc
calls '. 4,
I'atton Bros, pencils, etc 7,
Roy, Mrs. A. A. checking tax
roll 2
West, Ben F. adv. for stamps 3
West, G. E. checking tax roll 2
County Court & Commissioners
Daily Capital Journal publishing
iug claim docket 104,
Oregon Statesman publishing
claim docket 9!).
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co. telephone &
calls 7,
Court House Account
Croisan, E. M. wood 20
Hanson, A. M. lumber
Myers, H. W, & M. L. outing
flannel 1
Pettingell, George, watt lamps 4
Port. Lt. & P. Co. lighting for
July
Rodgers Paper Co. skookum
paper
Roth Grocery I'o. mops, etc
Salem Laundry Co. laundry ....
Salem Water Lt. & P. Co. wat
er for July
Circuit Court
Bancroft-Whitney Co Monta
gues, Ore., digest allowed
Elliott, N. D. briefs C,
Esch, Wm. sheriff adv. for sub
poena Garfield, Edna reporter's services
George Brothers, meals for jury 11
Issacson, Felix, witness fees 7
Meyers, II W & M L, sheets etc. 3.
Moores & Co., Ross E., printing
brief 40,
Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co., telephone
and calls 4.
Polzin, Benjamin, witness fees 2,
Polzin, Ethel S., witness fees.... 2.
Star Print Shop, printing brief.. 15.
Thielsen & Roland, bonds on
appeal 35,
Applegate, Charles, witness 3.
Gilles, A. V., witness G.i
Kliener, P. H., witness 6.
Trice, James W.' witness 7,
Cooper, (has., witness , 9j
Shilts, Francis, witness 9
Hiinsnker, Robert, witness 4.'
Varney, P. M., witness 2
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Miller, Walter, witness 6.
Kelly, Clyde, witness
Kelly, ,T witiies ,
Robertson, I. L., witness 3.i
Harnett. It. M., witness 5
ebb, Levi, witness 6.
Peed, Geo. F., witness 4
Penrson, M. O., witness 5
Nicely. M. A., witness 5,
nowe, Emery, witness 7
Scott, J. E witness 4.!
Miller, Jack, witness 4
Miller, Mrs. Jack, witness 4.
Burnett, H. N., witness .3.'
Johnson, Robert, witness 3.!
Tate, Geo., witness 5
Minier, Mrs. Ima L., witness 4
Cooper. Minnie E., witness 4.!
Robertson, L. W., witness
Gray, Geo., witness
Bell, Claude, witness
Robertson, Ben, witness -
Lvneh. Leln S., witness
Ward, W. L.. witness
Ward, Johnie, witness .'.
Ward, Myrtle, witness
Lutz, Wm., witness
Welsh, J. T., witness
Welsh. J. T., witness 4.!
Taw, G. A., witness .: 4,
Hein, C. F., witness . .'. 4,
Darhv, John, witness ' 4.
Robinson C. M., witness 3,
Wrichtman, F. T.. witness C
Colvin, Charles, witness 4
Marshall, Eliza, witness 6,
Marsliall, Arthur, witness 6
McMillen, G., witness 2
w.'rL Elsie, witness 5,
Caldwell, Mabel, witness 4
Thomas, R. O., witness
Smith, II. W., witness :
Roberts, Lawrence, witness
Watson, John Jr., witness .
Small, W. H., witness
Welsh, J. T., w'ness .....1
Taw, G. A., witness
Lutz, Wh., witness
Zimmerling, Mrs. Peter, witness
Osborn, D. A., witness
Morgan, J. V., witness ;.
Cole, Mrs. 'Oscar, witness
Smith, Rowena, witness 5.1
Wood, Geo., witness J... 5.1
Miller, Sallie, witness - 5,
Smith, W. G., witness 5.'
Mason, Geo., witness 7.
Webb, Levi, witness
Robertson, I. L., witness
Nicely, M. A.,
Hunsaker, Robert, witness 8.-
Kelly, J witness 5.
Kelly, Clyde, witness 5j
Barnett, Harry, witness 5j
Bamett,' H. N., witness , 5
Small, I. H., witness 5j
Moore, George, witness 5.'
Cole, Oscar, witness 5,
Burchardt, W. H., Sr., witness.. 4.:
Lister, Mrs. Ida, witness . 3.
Miller, Walter, witness 6,
Robertson, Ben, witness 5,
Green, John, witness 4,
Crawford, H. R., witness ...... 4
Gray, E. D., witness 3,
Miller, Tom, witness 3,
Kunkle, Art, witness 3
Miller, Stella, witness 3
Ahreus, Katie, witness 3
Aureus, Rosa, witness 3
Cole, Lloyd, witness 2,
Cole, Deloss, witness
Moore, G. A. G., witness
Hall, Frank, witness
Porter. Marion, witness 2,
Hohl, Emma, witness 3
Applegate, Charles, witness .... 5,
Larson, P. M., witness i
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McKay, G. A., witness
Ahrens, Clara, witness
Lynch, Mrs. Lela, witness ....
Justice Court, State vs. Crim.
City of Salem, Ore. fees of jus
tice and cons C,
State vs. Hing.
Webster, D., justice ,
Cooper, E. E., constable 13,
State vs. Leabo.
Crtitendcn, C. M., justice
Kinzer, Charles, constable .....
Cone, H. B., witness
State vs. Rogers.
Crittenden, C. M., justice 2
Kinzer, Charles, constable ....
State vs. Stephens.
Webster, D., justice ., G
Cooper, E. E., constable
Cooper, Ray, witness
Anderson, Fred, witndsa .'. 1
Varney, Percy M., witness 1
State vs. Sutton.
Webster, D., justice 8,
Cooper, E. E., constable ...... 8,
Williamson, Geo., witness
Williamson, Jesse, witness . . . .
Bowlder, Francis, witness
Sutton, J. B., witness 3
State vs. Wilson.
Webster, D., justice 8
Cooper, E. E., constable . . ... ... 3
Anderson, Fred, witness
Cooper, Ray, witness .
Varney, Percy M., witness . . . .
Coroner's Office.
Clough, A. M. investigations . .
Moores & Co., Ross E coroner's
cost bills
Insane Account.
Mason, A. L., taking patient to
Salem 3,
Webster, D., J. P., insane exam
ination 5.
School Superintendent's Office.
Barr Co., John G., gold filled
medals 12.
Commercial Prtg. Co:, gum la
bels, etc 11.
Pac. Tel & Tel. Co.. telephane
and calls 4.
Rodgers Paper Co., envelopes .. 7.
Shaver, B. A., examination cards,
etc 10.
Smith, W. M., traveling ex
penses 10.
Fruit Inspector.
Constable, C. O., salary and ex
pense ,.
Health Officer.
Massey, G. A., local registrar ..
Beauchamp, Dr. H. A., iocal reg
istrar ; ....
Van Winkle, Dr. J. O., local
reijistrar ...j
Beebe, G. H., local registrar ..
Webert, Lewis, local registrar . .
Edwards, Dr. R. L., local regis
trar ,
Hickman, Dr. H. O., local reg
istrar 3
Hubbs, G. V., local registrar '. . 0.
Poor Account
Bauman, local registrar ........ 4.
Brewer, C. H., M: D., medical
services 20
Champ & Hon, S. H., groceries .. 10.
Chapman & Kettle, Drs., visit.
John Ellison ' C,
Drager, D. G., adv. for railroad '
fare : 107,
Luwards, R. L., M. D., medical
services ....'..... 32
Gehlcn, Chds., groceries 57,
Hickman, Dr. H. O., medical ser
vices 4
Hubbard Building; room rent .. 18
Hunt's Market, mAt for Mrs.
Barnes 2
Iddings Cash Grocery, groceries. 16
Lancefield, V. P., shoes 1
Littlefield & Roming, Drs., visits
to C. E. Johnson , continued
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
Co., telephone 1.50
Piutler, Dr. W. N., dental
work continued
Riesterer & Co., F. J., gro
ceries, allowed $10, disallowed 3.50
Roberts C. M., groceries 3.50
Roth Grocery Co., groceries .... 3.70 !
Salem Hospital, care of county
patients 116.00
Scott & Bynon, house rent, $27.00
allowed, $6.00 disallowed.
Seamster, A. L., house rent .... 10.00
Sestak & Thomas, butter, ham,
etc 5.42
Taylor, 'Earl E., superintendent
poor farm 305.25
Willamette Sanitorium, care of
Bcnnie Betker 13.00
Young, W. C, room rent 3.00
Jail Account
Esch, Wm., board of prisoners.. 50.71
! Fire Protection.
State of Oregon, fire patrol as
sessment 156.74
State Fair.
French, H. 8., preparing exhibit 100.00
French, Mrs. H. 8., canning fruit,
etc 1S.50
Voris, G. M., cherries 2.92
Weeks, Geo. W., peaches 1.95
Welch, X., raspberries 1.50
Tax Rebate.
Scroggin, S. L., tax rebate 19.28
Southern Pacific company, tax
rebate continued
Miscellaneous.
Capital Journul, publishing semi
annual report 25.60
Indemnity for Diseased Cattle.
Cramer, Everett, indemnity . .continued
Siegeufulir, Math., indemnity... 12.50
RUMANIAN ARMY
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with a strong army on the border, has
for months been threatening to invade
Rumania unless she joined the allies.
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' Invade Transylvania.
Loudon, Aug. 29. Eighty thousand
Rumanian troops already are moving to
ward the Transylvania frontier for the
invasion of Hungary.
Advance guards of this Rumanian
force have crossed the Hungsriai
boundary in a swift advance on tin
two Transylvanian cities of Hermann
stadt and Kronstndt. It is these forces
which engaged the Teutons in the. Roth
enthurm Pass, 15 miles from Hermann
stadt and in the passes a few miles
from Kronstadt.
The whole Rumanian troop movement
is going forward like clock work, ad
vices received here today indicated.
King Ferdinand's armies, almost com
pletely mobilized and awaiting the word
of war, arc prepared to utriKe quicKiy
on whatever front the Rumanian gen
cral staff determine to start its major
campaign. '
The Germans acted with equal swift
ness in meeting the new enemy In the
Balkans. Dispatches from Lausunne to
day said that the TcptonB closed th
Swiss frontier less than an hour after
Italy declared war on Germany. The
German general staff knew this preced
ed a declaration from Rumania and it
is believed began shifting troops east
ward to reinforce the Austrians several
hours before news of the Rumanian
declaration of war was generally
known.
The first official statement reporting
the capture of Rumanian prisoners came
from the German war office, indicating
that (ierman troops already arc stiffen
iug the Austrian lines along Ruman
ia's frontier.
The whole Balkan war theatre has
been set aflame by Rumania's entrance
into the war. rfo-ally demonstrations
occurred in Athens and the Vcnizclist
newspapers are renewing their demand
that Greece enter the war. Telegraphic
advices from Berlin today indicated
that Germany is watching the Orek
situation with 'some anxiety. From the
same source it was reported that Bul
garia has taken "important military
steps" to counter upon the Rumanian
declaration of war.
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Von Mackenson to Command.
The Hugue, Aug. 20. Field Marshal
Von Mackenson, who led the successful
AustroGerman campaign through Ser
bia a year ago, will be in command of
the German-Bulgarian armies operating
against Rumania, according to Berlin
advices today.
The German government is determin
ed to push an aguressive cnmiiaiun
against Rumania, carrying the fighting
to Rumanian sou early in the campaign,
it was stated. Germany has known
of Rumania's intentions for some time,
the dispatches added, and has had
troops in position in the Bnlkans to
striKe swiftly. 'Ibe ucrmuii general
staff plans to paralyze the Rumanians
with a blow tluit will eliminate them
as a fuctor in the war within a Tew
months.
The Rumanian minister to Berlin is
leaving toduy on a special train. He
sought a farewell interview last night
with Chancellor Von Bcthmanii-Holl-weg,
but the interview was refused.
. French Gained a Trifle.
Paris, Aug. 29. The French made
considerable progress in violent attacks
on the erdun front last night, It was
officially announced today. Some pris
oners were tnken. -The
French eains were made south
east of Thiaumont work. The Germans
mudc two attacks on Flenry villugo and
In the vicinity of Fort Vaux but were
completely checked, losing heavily.
Wiggs "That fellow Bnuffiim tries
to give the impression he is a mil
lionaire." Wuggs " Ves, with the nc
cent on the air. "
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The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are those asked by
the wholesaler of the retailer, and
not what is paid to the producer.
All other paces are those paid the
producer. Corrections are made
daily.
The radical drop in wheat of more
than 10 cents in the Chicago wheat mar
ket yesterday had its effect in the west
as the local quotations have dropped to
1.
The hog market is steady and strong
although there are no changes in the
quotation.
Oram.
Wheat 1.00
Oats, new 37 (S 38c
Kolled barley (35.00
Bran $26.5027i
Shorts, per ton $31.00
Alfalfa, California, ton 120.00
Hay, clover $9$10 1
Hay, cheat 10.0011.00
Hay, vetch $11$12
Hay, timothy, $15(a$16
Batter. J
Butterfat . 31c
Creamery butter, per pound -.34c
Ceuntry butter 20c 22c
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, caso count, cash 25c
Eggs, trade 26c
Hens, pound 12V-j13VjC
Roosters, old, per pound 8e
Broilers, under 2 pounds .... 14Mi(
Fork, Veal and, Mutton.
Veal, dressed 9lle
Pork, dressed 1112 l-2c
Pork, on foot 8 l-29e
Spring lambs, 1916 77 l-4e
Steers 5Va8
Cows 3 l-24o
Bulls 33 1-4
Ewes 44 l-2e
Wethers S l-2
Vegetables.
Tomatoes, Oregon 75c
Cabbage 40c
Cucumbers 4075e
String garlic , 15e
Potatoes, sweet 4 l-2e
Potatoes, new 11 14
Beets 40e
Radiates 40
Green onions 40
Green peppers 6
Carrets, dozen 40s
Bnions (1.75
Beans, green and waxed .... 4c
Onions, Walla Walla $2.00
Fruit.
Watermelons H4c
Peaches 35(i00e
Grapes 1.251.75
Apples 50c (Si 1.00
Oranges, . Valencies (4,25
Lemons, ncr box S7.SSn3)7.50
Cantaloupes $1.501.75
Bananas, pound M
California grape fruit (3.00
Florida grape fruit (6.00
Pineapples 8
Cassavas 2e
Honey ,. (3.50
SetaU Prices.
Ffigs, per dozen, fresh ranch .....30t
Sugar, cane $8.00
Sugar, beet $7.80
Creamerv butter 40c
Flour, hard wheat $1.80(2.00
Hour, valley $1.40(al.60
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, Or., Aug. 29. Wheat, club
$1.23; bluestem $1.27; fortyfold $1.24;
red Russian $1.22.
Oats No. 1 white feed, $28.
Barley, feed, $32.
If ogs, best live, $9.75o $9.85.
Prime steers $7; fancy cows $3
$5.35; calves $7.50.
Spring LaniUB $8.35.
Butter, city creamery 31c; country
butter, 27c.
Eggs, selected local extras 29c(S3lc.
Hens 14cfn 14 l-2uj broilers 16 l-2c
17c; geese 10c.
Mrs. Pettit, Weeping
Bitterly. Arraigned
Mount Clemens, Mich., Aug. 29.
Weeping bitterly throughout the court
proceedings but uttering not a word,
Mrs. Emil Pettit was arraigned in Jus
tice Jones court here today on he
charue of murdering her husband, lfoy
Pettit, clerk at a local hotel, formerly
of Portland, Or., on the morning of
August 17. Jcal us of his attentions
to other women, Mrs. Pettit is alleged
to have shot and killed her husband.
After some argunvnts attorneys for
the defendant obtained a postpone
ment of the examination until Sop-temlM-r
5.
Guest at the hotel here where Mrs.
Pettit was employed have subscribed
$250 for her defense.
News from Jefferson Way
L. G, Bulgin returniul home last
week from a few days visit to New
port. A. T. Wain motored to Dallas Sun
day. Herbert Smith made trip to Polk
couuty Sunday.
(ieorge Wilkening intends to leave
for Montana, Monday.
E. ('. llalley made a trip to his farm
in this vicinity Sunday.
t $100 Reward, $100
The readers of this papar will be
pleased to learn that there la at least ont
dreaded disease that science has bn
abl to cur In all Its tagea, and that Is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Curs Is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh twin a constitutional
disease, requires a conatitutlonal treat
ment. Hail's Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally, aotlnir directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there
by deatroyina; the foundation of the. dla
ea, and Riving- the patient strength by
bulldinc up the constitution and satiating;
nature In dolnv Its work. The proprietors
have so much faith In Its curative pow
ers that they ofrer One Hundred Dollars
for any cas that It tails to cur. Send
for Hat of testimonials.
Addrraa: F. J. CMKNET GO, Tol.do, O.
'Sold by all Druatlata. 7&o.
Take Hall's Family Pills for Stlpatlo
FOR SALE At a bargain, ten acres;
; seven io, .cultivation, fenced., ,waterei ;
- by spring brook, house, barn and oat ,
builtlfngssmaH' peach "orchard; cOra (
and potatoes, farm implements, cow
and two year old heifer, included for
the price of $1500. Call 470.
WOODS AW
CHERRY CITY WOOD SAW We Hts) ;
and pay taxes in Salem. Let Salem, !
people saw your wood. Phone 269.
1198 N. 21st. F. L. Keister, Wm.
Frost !
OHIROPUACTIO-SPINOLOGIST
DR. O. L. SCOTT Graduate of Chiro- .
practic's Fountain Head, Davenport,
Iowa. If you have tried everything
and got no relief, try Chiroprao-
tic spinal adjustments and get well. .
Office 406-7-8 U. S. National Baak
Building. Phone Itain 87. Residence
Main 823-R.
HOP BASKETS
MORLEY'S PAT. BRACED STYLE.
Depot American fence.
Screens for Doors and Windows.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
Stoves repaired and sold.
R. B. Fleming, 259 Court. Phone 124.
MISCELLANEOUS
OREGON SCHOOL OF NEUROLOGY
Incorporated, drugleas metnods,
opens Sept. 5th, 1916. Private Pv
tients and clinics, lto 5 p. m. Flora A.
Brewster, M. D. Dean, 428 Hubbard
bldg., Salem, Or.
REDUCED FREIGHT RATES To and
from all points, east, on all houshold
goods, pianos, etc. Consolidated car
load service. Capital City Transfer
Company, agents for Pacific Coast ,
Forwarding company, 161 South Com
mercial street. Phone Main 933.
WANTED
WANTED We have an applicant who
desires to rent an equipped farm of
100 acres or more, for two years, or
longer period. Applicant has plenty
of help and can furnish good refer
ences. Call 470 ot see Square Deal '
Realty company.
Money toJLoan
ON Good Real Estate Security.
THOS. K FORD
Over Ladd ft Bush Bank, Salem, Oregon
$500,00 Eastern money to loan, low
rates, quick sen-ice. Repayment priv
ilege. Thos. A. Roberts, 205 U.
Bank bldg, Salem, Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN- l have made ar
rangements for loaning easterav
money, will make very low rate ofi
interest on highly improved farms.
Homer H. Smith, room 9 McCornacIc
Bldg., Salem, Ore., Phone 96.
OSTEOPATH
DRS. B. H. WHITE and R. W. WAL- ,
TON Osteopathic physicians and
nerve specialists. Graduate of Amer
ican school of Osteopathy, Kirksville,
Mo. Post graduate and specialized la
nerve diseases at Los Angeles college)
Tteat acute and chronic diseases.
Consultation free." Lady attendant.
Office 505-500 U. S. National Bank
Building. Phone 859. Kesidenee 34$
North Capital street. Phone 469.
SCAV ANGER
SALEM SCAVENGER Ciiarles Boot
proprietor. Garbage snd refuse of all
kinds removed on monthly contract
at reasonable rates. Yard and cess
pools cleaned. Office phone Maba
2247. Residence Main 2272.
UNDERTAKERS
WEBB k CLOUGH CO. C. B. Webb.
A. M. Clough morticiuns and funeral
.directors. Latest modern metiod
known to the profession employed.
499 Court St. Main 120, Main 988H.
BIODON-RICHARDSO Co. Funeral
directors and undertakers, 252 North,
High street. Day and night phona
183.
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT Two well finished, well
furnished flats convenient to th
university. Nothing better. Also for
sale a modern six room bungalow ,
with or without furniture, paved
street near car line, new garage, very
cheap. Square Deal Realty Co., 20'4
U. 8. Bank Bldg.
WATER COMPANY
3ALEM WATER COMPANY Otfic.a
corner Commercial and Trade street
For water service apply at office.
Bills pavable monthly in advance.
APARTMENTS
THE NEW MARION APARTMENTS
Nelson G. Freeinon, proprietor, os
cillating wall beds, hot water heat,
Dutch kitchens. Beautifully locat
ed, opp. Marion park. 610 N. Com
mercial St., Salem, Oregon. Paone)
209. Janitor service.
itt
Practiced.
'Why don't yer see Dr. Smiff abahk
fir !A n ,,,ftlir,0,l dnftnrt"'
'I dunno. But I 'car 'e's done won
ders wiv animals."
LM. HUM
CARE OF
Yick So Tong
CHINESE MEDICINE AND
TEA COMPANY .
Has medicine which will cure
Any known Disease
1S3 South High Street.
Salem, Oregon. Phone 283