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Newspaper Page TextTHE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 2f, 1917. FIVE MM CXASSEETED ADVKKHStBtt XATZS Bate per word New Teday; xfeoh insertion per wor4 1 One week ( insertion) pea- ward 5e Mnth f9fl iiiimptiiwMi'i l word 17c The Capital Journal not be re- spoasiIHa lor mate ion, a uhtoiii fee error in Classifies! Aduartieesaents Head your advertiseinaat. tir first day it appears and notify immediately. Minimum charge, 13 HAVE TOO WOOD SAWEJO; Call phono ? W FOB BENT SIGN Tear Ml at Cap ital Journal offiea, tt TRESPASS Katiees or sals at Jaor- aal office. w WANTED Waiter at the- Cafeteria. tf FOR PALE Good Jersey eow. First 8t east, 3d house north of asylum. 6-21 WW HALE Fresh Durham-Jersey. 4 ml. eow. 525 N. 20th St. 6-21 W FURNISHED Housekeeping rooms. 4594 N. Com! St. Phone 2454 W. 6-25 7 BOOM MODERN COTTAGE FOR j, rent, close ia $17.00. Phone 1422. 6-21 V'ANTKD Offico work by young wo man. Call 816J. 6-21 WANTED At once, rabbits. Phone 1022. 622 WANTED Cherry- pickers Emile An- franco. Phone uo J. "iJ FOB SALE Heavy team, wt. 3000. In quire 1105 Leslie St. evenings. 6-22 WANTED Men t eut weed. Inquire 1105 Leslie St. evenings". 6 22 PIGS WANTED Phone 65FS. 6-23 DA1BYMAI WANTED Phono 65F5 o call room. 12 oven Bush bank. 6-23 WHITE LEGHORN; HENS FOR SALE Phone 8108. FOS SALE Three good cows. 1373 N. Com 'I St. Phone 314 J. 6-22 SPAri OF MAEES 7 AND 8 TEAKS wt. 1700 each. Phone 83FI5. 6-28 i-XR BEST Strictly modern fire room list, furnished or unfurnished. Call 1737W. 6-81 FOR SALE Old fir cord wood from the car- Trade- and liberty St- W. F. Proctor. Phone 1322J. 6 21 WANTED Young girt or elderly lady. Inquire Mojern Shoe Shop, 464 Court. W NTED Man .to care for lawn. Call mornings at 316 North Church. Phone 1236. ; ' 821 FOB SALE-A delivery body cheap: will fit Ford car. Auto Efeetero Bhon 52 1 Court. ga- W ANTED Competent girl for bous work, good wages; smaH send washing out. 404 N. Winter- 6-81 HOUSE FOB RENT Furnished or un furnished, 1308 North Commercial. Inquire, first house south. 'Z5 FOB KENT 5 room furnished. od ern in every way. Phone 117, 35 N. 12th St. u COOK WANTED At Willamette san- 'orinm, apply to Mrs. K. wnwri". 754 Ferry St. FOR SALE 200 White Leghorn pullet 5 and 4 months old. 2278 Fairgrounds read. - 622 EXPERIENCED GIRL WANTED FOB general housework, good cook. Call mornings, 274 N. Summer. 6- - FOR KENT Furnished bungalow $1j; nlso 5 acre tract close in; want to lmy used Ford. Phone 794. 6-J FOB BENT A cool, neat room, ftirn ished for light housekeeping, 482 h. High. Phone 1123- 6 - GOOSEBEBRY PICKEBS WANTED At one, O. O. Boycev B 4, Grabea horst Fruit Farms. tf WANTED AT ONCE Ona or two men to hoe corn at city limits. Phoe 305. 62S "WANTED TO BUY Mohair at East a.i. ip.. O'-.ti, nd Oak. Phone 9inu - tr XfCE Famished housekeeping Pr'" wnts, 491 N. Cottage. Phono 220. GET YOUB TRESPASS NOTICES New supply of cloth one at Capital Journal. FOB KENT Strictly modern room dwelling, close in, $20 per month. See Homer IT. Smith, room 5, McCornaek bldg. Phone 96 or 1023. tf WANTED TV bay geeond hand, ordi nary hay rack, must bo in good con dition. Phone 419, Carey T. Martin. 6-SS FOB SALE 25 acres. 20- acre in King; fruit trees, planted, to beans. Wast sell, am going sway. Phone T8Bv Don't call unless interested, tf OSra HUNDRED LOGAN BKBBY pickers wanted to sign op for aasoav baginning July tenth, good camp jrround, wood and spring water. M gis Bros. 540 Stat St. Pbom 717. tf Fta SALE mo for finest location &a town to live. Hare to efcaagv el atate on account of rheumatism. High priced piano practically new and furniture will go in if sold aooa. 1675 Gagirtaw. EOliS WANTED Also Teat pawttry, dressed hogs, potatoes, brass, etc. Highest cash prices paid. No prices e4t over- tha pboaa Salam irs lit C. ZG7 3. Com 7 St. MM EW TODAY - : EGGS WANTED Best cask, priee paid for best eggs delivered to Cherry City Baking Co., Bread way and Mar ket tf WANTED Loganberry pickers on South Commercial ear line, good camping groand. J. H. Pheal. Phone 102F3. 6-22 , LOG ANBEBRY PICKEBS WANTED-- T sign upv one and one half miles north of fair grounds store. 8. Wil lis, Bouts 9. 6-25 WANTED Position as bookkeeper or any kind of office work. No objection to small town. C. E. Morton, 702 N. 14th, Salem. 6-27 LADIES Will you. use one room ef home for small store if we furnish goods and pay you to run itf Address K. H. care Journal. t LOGANBERRY PICKEBS WANTED Extra fine picking, 5 minutes walk front car at Salem Heights, good camp ground, wood and water. C. T. Gordon, B. 3, box 114. 6-21 WANTED 10 Loganberry pickers, 30c for 24 qt. case. Extra good pick ing; lso man to cut fir wood. Will fur nish tools. L. S. Arnold, Bt. 4. Phone 65F11. tf LARGE PLEASANT BOOM WITH smaller one, close in, suitable for several young men, with board. Spe cial rates during summer months. Phono 1013. tf WANTED 5 or 6 good, steady families for Loganberry pickings Camp near Liberty store. Largo yard, steady work ad long run. One month last year. Phone 419, Carey F. Martin. 6-22 MORTGAGES FOB SALE I have a few 7 per cent gilt edge city mort gages, ranging; from $700 to $1000, interest paid promptly. Will sell f r face value-. Address Boa 473, Salem. 6-21 WANTED 100 Loganberry pickers, 45 acres, steady picking, fine camp ground, free wood and potato patch, water piped on ground;- mile from car at Salem Heights. B. Cunningham Phone 21F2. 6-23 I WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION cor. Ferry and Commercial oat. June 23 at 10:30 a. m., standard brad black mare and colt, 1 bay mare, 1 coming 2 yr. old filly, 1 nearly new Studa baier top buggy, new Hercules run about, 3 sets good single harness. IT. J. Beardsley, owner. 6-21 STRAYED OB STOLEN" One Here-' ford-Durham cow, light red in eojor,i white spot in center of forehead, straight horns-, with tips, sawed off, carries a medium size bell; any in formation aa to her- whereabouts will be- liberally- rewarded! Address -Orea H. Reeves, Mill City, Oregon. 6-22 NOTICE XO OQNTBACXOB3 Quo 1.l nmiuiMl for aha eoHStnio- tion. of tbo inter -eoanly bridg at Bar lem. wiM o reeetvea or me cuubij court of Marion county, Oregon, unto .i.. an. Jnlv 1317 at 2:00 D. n. Plans and specifications, together with . - ,.Kn.usi. nf nrnnM. als, are on file in the office of the u:kwov MtmmiMiftR At Salem and of the county clerk of Marion eonnty, July 7. NOTICE that T hnve .1UIH--C in - - - - impounded the following described dogs in compliance with ordinance No. 1404, towit: One male fox terrier, white with i , . -i. . oMohit ahuit. 30 nounds: one male mongrel, yellow with white spots, weight 22 pounds; one female fox terrier, white with black head, weight 15 pounds. The above described dogs will b killed if not redeemed by own ers, on or before June 24, 1917, as pro vided by said ordinnnce. g ' Street Commissioner. June 19, 1917. 623 OLD NEWSPAPER ... WANTED .... Securely tied in bundles. Maga zines must be tied in separate lota-. Phono. 706 os 808 and wa will promptly eaJl to- see- you. Western Jsak Co. Salem's leading Junk Dealers . Centra and, osunszclal. Sts. .. ADVERTISED LETTERS Juno 20, 1917. ' -v.. R T.- Ballark. Zeke: Brown, Pred; Copeland, Harold; Coch ran, Mrs. A. W.; Davis, Mrs. M. P. (2); -.r. a. xfr. w E Huinuhrevs, J. H.; Hanson, Mrs. Clara; Joder, Miss Evangeline; Lonnarai, "-;s. Mrs. E. E.; Lnnsford, J. ; ? Mrs. Fannio (2): Mitchell, Mrs. Ellen; Wto E. 'ie. William, Ris v W. D.; Trumbull, W. B.; White, Miss B. .tv o xf . AUG. UUiMi"-'i " L. EL Luul CASE OF Ykk So Tc" VHI KEDICTHE3 AND TEA COMPACT Has inedieiBO- whieh will cure Any known Diseasa Open Bundays from 10:00 a. m until 8:08 B. m. 153 Sonth Eigh Street Salem, Oregon Pncna 283 5-25 JCUIAL WAKT ADS PAY GHiY BEGS TQ WORRY ABOUT IT Rea lie Tremes Force She Has Antagonized Wants Peace wi S&E8 By W. 8. Forrest ! (United Press staff correspondent) Pam," June 21. Germany is getting1 worried now about America's eatraac iirtot the war. Therefore she is redoub ling her efforts toward separate posses with any of the allies, according t the- belief of Former Foreign Minister Cambon, in viewing developments in Athens, Stockholm and Petrograd. "Germany is fearful of America's strength," he declared today. "She. is multiplying her efforts to scatter the germ of separation among the allies. "Th incident in Petrograd of the Swiss socialist Bobert Grimm a. German-born citizen shows clearly Ger many's hand. The truth is, Berlin is worried and all France knows that her worries are justified. "Publication of the program of the socialist majority 's peace aims at Stock holm reveals the greatest question of the war to Germany is Alsace-Lorraine. "The American public must knew that the solution of this problem, will give to posterity the knowledge of who has triumphed in the war." Cambon outlined at length the rea sons why Alsace-Lorraine must be re turned to- France, because- it is com pletely French. RED CROSS DOINGS The Alpha auxiliary of Woodburn, sent in a report to the chapter head quarter th inorniug ef which the- fol lowing is a part: Period from June 1 to June 20v 53 head bandages completed; 34 triangular bandages completed; 30 "T" bandages completed. Henrr Mirers. Mrs. tS. B. Fisher, C. E. Knowland and Miss Elizabeth Levy were in the party which assisted i organizing the Murphy Honor lodge into a red cross auxiliary last night at the State prison. About two hundred ifiod their intention of join- itiir. snd it is expected Oat the whole. population of the rris will b o rolled before long. Miss Levy, ia her violin solo completely won her audi ence and she- was- urged to play again untf mrain. The lodee officers- wia servo as officers of the auxiliary;, C tmipttino- inmdent of the evening was ho ne inn orisoner coming to tter nartv. and civintt them a bridlo- and-' hunds made from hair, re quested that they b ,sold an the Tiranmd h used to P8T for Dtemnee- ship for his wife and child. Many questions were asked by the mes and great enthusiasm was shown By au. Supplies Are- High--u..Bl!n. which sold for eight and tea .o.t. . mi st the beginning of the red cross campaign, are now thirteea and fifteen cents. Bcports received from large wholesale dealers contain manv such noticas as "prices on this material not quoted on account of Uie rapid rise from day to day." Samples were received from Worth's depart ment store of Albany today. Yarn ft LAST TIMES TODAY MARY PICKFORD in "THE BISHOFS CARRIAGE" Friday and Saturday , KOLB AND DILL la a 5-Beel Comedy 10c BLIGH 10c TODAY . THEDA BARA THE TIGER WOIIAN SIX REELS and AN AERIAL JOYRIDE Two Beels of Fun aud Laughter- FRIDAY - SATURDAY ALICE BRADY la BocgLt and Paid For 2 Beel Keystone Comedy LATEST PATHS NEWS YE LIBERTY Oregon Has $395,4SS ef Its $6(KMKK) Quta -.. Portland, Or., June Si. To- tals compiled this afternoon showed that Oregon has raised 395.48 of her $600,000 allot- merit Portland alone had con- . tributed $186,719 up to 1 0 'clock this afternoon. Asked to raise $15,000, the district composed of Sherman and Wasco, counties reported subscriptions totalling $52,000 and the committees ara still at work. Umatilla county ore- subscribed its quota tw thou- sand dollars this mooting. Oregon will fill her t0,000 allotment in two days,- H. L. Corbett, head of the- aameaign said today- w . . was also received from, E. L. Kile a of Woodburn. Now that 53 have taken examina tions in the various courses which have been given at the postoffico Bed Cross rooms, it is hoped that these will not consider their work finished and that they are no louger needed there. In fact, so says Mrs. H. E- Clay, they are needed more than ever before, because of their superior knowledge, and of their more efficient training. Packing of the supply boxes is under way at the postoffice today. There are many pairs of sox, many band ages and a great lot of surgical sup plies which will be sent to i-iau Fran cisco either today or tomorrow. Look Out for Fraud. There have been occasions in the district over which the Willamette chanter has eontrol of persons solicit ing annual memberships for the Bed Cross who state that there are dues to be paid during the year. Mrs. Etta Squier Seeley wishes the- public to remomber that $1 pays for an annual membership and that there are no .further dues or payments' for member ship. If such representations nave been made, as are stated above, the nnronn or persons making them: are misleading the public- Such persons will ba discovered if sueh, solicitation; continues , and their" names- will- be- made public. A letter was received from Suvfcr firs morning, ashing- that organizers come there- to form auxiliaries, both at Suver, Wellsdale and" Airlie. Mrs. FiBher said that a .party would be sent ther some time next woek, a soon as tW neonle could eet around, to U. The Thendara Club auxiliary- was formed yesterday aftemooa at Rickey by Mrs. H O; Schuekingj and the- re port from there was to t off eat that th meeting was very saamn. Grand Jfurr Rescrts - r Fmdiag SfeTpw Bills . Tha grand jury returned six true bills today; Three, axo against Jams Brsd lov.. who is- charged, to two with ob taining money under false pretenses from W. W. Mooro and from. Mr. Slade and in th third with, issuing- a check without having sufficient funds in the bank to pay checks drawn by him. Two true bills were returned against C. V. Seott, who was arrested recently on a charge of selling liquor. One of the bills was on this count and the other on the count of maintaining a public nui sance. A true bill was returned against John Gardner, on a charge of burglary. The grand jury completed its session today, and will not meet again until September ' - Fruitland Items "(Capital Journal Special Sorvice) Fruitland, June 21 The school board has jested notices of a special meeting to be held July 12,. the. objeet of the meeting to be a vote of the district on a tax for the purpose of employing a teacher fer the primary grades, tor the past two years but one teacher has been employed, and it has been impossible tor the one teacher to do justice to all the pupils. Sir. Todd, who lately closed his fall and winter term, has given - efficient services, under the circumstances. ; . The peach crop in the vicinity will bo quite light. The late spring rams The farmers are busy getting in their hay. On account of tn iavorao. weather, there will be a better grade produced than last year. The- story of the- Germans dropping ;.I1. ,uHv tmm their air machines over Europe to cause- rue - ri ,.r.ii,i-k i both bideons and diabolie over Europe to cause- th death of Jit- - . . TdutnM. but what can. we expect: of the Teuton- ic war- lords- who- tt thau. pedigree to ancestors who had neitner conscience nor souls. Ccsrt House News J Two suits were file i erreiur court today by J. C. McFarhuie against Vera a Wells and Ernest Wells to collect on promissory notes. On. not is for $1000 and the other is for $800 and are dated in December, 1916, and were to run one and two years respectively, but it is alleged the quarterly interest i... e been made, which by ti terra of the aotea makes the eatirs- amount oe-m Jack Gardner, 22 years aid, and one of th twa- vouths who. were caught burglariziag Hausat Brothers store, will also have to answer to the govfrn ment for being a slacker. Ha failed to register on war registration day. He says he was irt Hoal Biver on. that day lie told District AMorr-y Gchlbar that if the local officials- would re lease him from the charge of Jrg'"? he would enlist in the navy. The d.s trict attorney replied that the navy did not want men like. him. He is in the county jail. A marriage licensa was issued today to Bavmond Walsh of Sac ramento, a!. aud Jennie H. Fry of Salem. Bell it Jcsrasl classified ad way. ASKS STATE A!D TO FIGHT FOT FHS Flames Ester CaHfonsa Red wood Park asd It Ihj Be Destroyed Santa Cruz, Cat, June 21. An urg ent call fo state- help in fighting the firo threatening tha California red wood park waa telegraphed to Sacra mento today by Professor C. B. Wing, secretary of tho park commission in charge of fighting the flames. Park Warden Dool declared early today that tno pars: is in serious danger of destruction unless fresh fire, fiehtets are furnished immediately. Last reports today from the scons of the blazo showed that the flames had entered the redwood park be tween the east and west forks of Wad dell creek and that, if the wind should change to the south the entire forest would be in very grave danger. Some splendid timber is already in flames. The fire fighters who have been at work without rest for 48 hours back fired in the park all night and early today. Many of these fighters have collapsed under the tstraiu of their efforts. To relieve them, Professor Wing hurried to Boulder creek where he made an attempt to engage a large number of men. Unless the fire is checked soon, the wind will carry it to Ben Lomond mountain and to the rich Bonny Doon fruit section and will also threaten- the cement town of Davtcnport. 35 Miles Burned Over. San Jose, Cal., Juno 21. The forest fire threatening to devastate the Cali fornia redwood park, in Santa Cruz county, was reported early today to bo only 3 miles from Big Basin and to be steadily advancing under a high wind. So rapid is the progress of the blaze that one place- the flames leaped near ly a mile. An area fivo miles by seven, has: already been burned over. In some sections the flames aro. re ported beyond control. A desperate shortage of men faces tha authorities in charge, of tha fire fighters. Those who have becrr trying to stop the flames have already been working 48- hours without rest, 500 Fighting It Santa. Cruz. Cal.. June 21. More than 500 men today battled forest fires momentarily threatening to sweep th California Redwood park. With. the flames but a few miles from: the park early today they were checked temporarily in the big basin district but the fire- on. ine i. ampDen iwawwa Lumber company's property is still be yond control and 300 fighters are con centrated there. - i in ru.fimn.tprl that the timber al- roaitv hurned' represents a losa of $150,000, exclusive of property losses. Oa State House News Ia Two Portland firms filed articles of incorporation today with the corpora tion commissioner. One was the A. I. Auto Works ft Painting company, which h.. .mtal stock of S5.000- The in corporators are C. A. Gore, E. L. Curtis and Sam Armisnaw. me oiner i:uiui..ij was the Golden Cheddar- Cheese com pany, with a capital of $1,000. The in corporators aro Wilbur Henderson, E K. Oppenheimer and A. F. Knight. Worbert Nunn. state highway engin eer, is making a trip of inspection over the wads between Fossil, Burns, Bend and Lakeview- Rimi.rintf.iident of Banks Sar gent today approved the articles of in corporation or tnc rarmers mmc of Moro, in Sherman county, and ' a charter will be issued soon. The bank .;n fcavn 9 naif! un capital of $25,000. ti,. i.,nrr,nmtnr. nil farmers, are W. S. Powell, W. H. Bagsdale, W. F. Jack son, O. G. Sayrs and W. B- Johnson. No One Has Authority To Fix Size of Loaf But City Council Xono of the state departments could heln Mrs. Millie R. Trumbull of Port- s menjb 0f a committee of the ,an'V m?V rnnm! women v m v ibhtj. w ... " "- M to Bav ot J"nf' rf pnbed for a Toaf ,-"bread gn6 was told that the only recourse was to nave cacn city or Jpas an ordinance prescribing any de- Hhe will recommend, she stated, that committee ask the city council o Portland to pass an ordinance fixing Uho .ton.lftr.t womnt tor a max bread for that city, ens says. loaves of bread being sold in Portland now range in weight all the way from 10 to 18 ounces. She sought to take the matter up with the public service commission and then, tha sealer of weights and meas ures and was told that neither depart ment had authority in a case of this nature. Defense Attempts to Bar Past Life of Witness San Francisco. June 21. A woman's name was pitted against a woman's life today in Judge Seawcll's court when an attempt was made to bare tho past or Mis Estelle Smith to spare the life of Mrs Rena Mooney, on trial for complicity in the preparedness parade dynamiting. , . Pale from a long illness and on the verge of hvsteria. the young woman took tho aad and related the story of meeting Warren K. Billings, one of the bomb suspects, in a dental office on Market street on the; day of th dynar miting. She said he carried a suit.:a and tho stai alleges this was tho suit caso which contained the fatal bomb. As she stepped into the witness chair, You Can Boy Curtains and Materials at Savings Prices The people who need curtains or materials of this kind will find now the most opportune time to make the savings offered. For a few days longer our special prices will be in force. If its a question of Red Cross or curtains, let the curtains go. t lllarquisette On the Bolt Reduced An extra special of good quality Marquisette in ecru, 38-inch wide, fully mercerised i a regular 25o seller anywhere. Buy H here this week 1 7 Vif only, for 1 4 C 1 0 Special Lot of Cretosnes On Sale Cretonnes in both light and dark colorings. Fancy flowered de signs in both tho large and small patterns, a varied assortment of colorings to select from- Regu lar values up to 60e the yard for this week's sale- OQ- VI t only .7. You Can Always Do Better at HHtt t NO MORE X RADII t IN WHEAT Portland, Or., Juns 21. Tha Portland Merchants Exchange . today, voted to suspend all trading until, such, time as the government makes known its policy regarding the handling of wheat. TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORE R. H. E. Brooklyn 4 10 1 Philadelphia. 2 6 1 Marquara ana aiincr, Aiquu;r u.u KOlir-r. T..Vr1r 4 10 0 Boston - 0 3 0 Tesreait and Rariden; Ragan, Allen and Gowdy. Cincinnati , 1U i St. Louis Tonov and 1 7 1 Wingo; Watson,Packard and Snyder. t nicago 12 16 1 4 8 5 Pittsburg Hnnri-r Sntrm and Elliott: Miller, Grimes and W. Wagner. American B. H. E. St. Louis l j Detroit - .. Sothoron, Davenport and Soveroid; Ehmke, Boland and Spencer. neveland J t:hicago u a - Hagby and O'Neill; Cicotte and Sehalk. Philadelphia " Washington 0 8 Bush and Meyer; Dumont, Ayors and Henry.- . -Boston , Xew York 10 - Shore, Pennock and Agncw; Love, Shocker and Nunamakcr. Miss Smith wept hysterically, but sub seouentlv ca!mcd herself. On cross ex amination the defense attempted to show, bv her past life, that tho witness could not be trusted to tell the truth. The girl was asked if she had not lived in a resort in Los Angeles, but tno court told her sho need not answer. Some contradictions between the story told by the witness- before the gran.l iiirv and her direct examination today were developed by the defense. When court roccAMd at noon, Miss Smith was still under cross cmuniination. Four new witnesses Of ficcr, tarl -vf ir n,ilinr Albert Btndv ,1 1 1,. 1 1 iiqiii.i - - , - - and Robert Bramlett were put on tha stand by tho. statu today to show that a small' automobile, containing a num ber of people, had stopped at Hteuart and Market streets, th scene of the explosion, shortly befora the explosion took place. GRAND THEATRE MONDAY - TUESDAY Juns 25-26 Matiaae 2:15; Evening 8:15 CLTJNES THE EYES of lie WORLD By Harold Bell Wright The Most Talked of Photo Drama of the Age. Marines 25c, 50e; Boxes 75c; Evening 25c, 50e, 75e; -Boxes $1.00 est Pale Opens Friday A. M. at Opera House Ifiarmnoy Ready Made Curtains All ready made scrim and Mar quisette eurtaius- in- both plain with hemmed edges and the laco trimmed styles. Whites and different shades of ecru. Priced special for this week's selling Reduced 20 Per Cent A Few Dresses Left But Going Fast at $195 If you want a real value in a nice cotton dress now is the time to buy. We are closing out a line of dresses formerly selling as high as $10.00 and $12.00 ach, in voiles, organdies, em broidery, etc. The sale CO QC price is only $QVO Pacific Coast League standings W. L. P.. San Francisco 'Salt Lake Oakland I.os Angeles Portland .- Vernon ... 411 32 .") .... 40 HI .!rtt ... :) 3H .-.oo- .... S8 37 .43 32 3 .451 .. 3t 4-y .4(t Wo'' ateo have large- shipment of Perch and Deep Sea Sole at 10c lb. 800 lbs. Halibut r.. 15c lb. 400 lbs. Salmon 20c lb. All Fresh Shipments just received. FITTS MARKET 414 COURT STREET . PHONE 211 Y H4UL0CKS -Vow huvo plenty of the regular berry bullocks aud con fill any sij'd order. CRATES Carry the regular crates at the market price. Now is a good time to plant Sudan Grass. Rather than let your land lay idle for tha season, plant this great forage crop and secure tjns of feed to tho acre. We are making a special low price on our seed to encourage planting. Remember that we carry a com plete stock of Grain, Mill Feed, Flour, Salt, Poultry Feeds, Poul try Supplies, Bee Supplies, Fly Killers, etc. You will always find our prices the lowest, qual ity considered. Free delivery in the city. D. A. WHITE phone ISO, 251261 Stats St. Salem, Oregon Ling Cod 10c per lb. I SO s