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EVXKTTHINO
aim Eectrie Co, Mejonie Temple,
FOR RENT
TOR RENT Business locatiun at 162
north Commercial, will remodel to
suit tenant. See E. M. Kliiiger, 463
State street, Salem. tf
BILLARD PAELOB for rent, with or
without fixtures; will remodel to
suit tenant; best location in eity. E.
M. Klinger. 46 Stato street, Salem, tf
OSTEOPATH
IR3. B. E. WHITE AND E. W. WAL
TON Osteopathic physicians and
nerve specialist.. Graduates of Am
erican school of Osteopathy, Kirk
ville, Mo. Post graduate and spec
ialized in nervous diseases at Los
Angeles College. Offices r0-58 Nat
Bunk Bldg. Phone So.. Residence,
1020 Court. Phono .2215. Dr. White
Res. Phone 4o9.
DENTIST
IR. F. L. UTTER, DEX7I1 T, ROOMS
413-414 Bank of Commerce building.
Phone 606.
1R. CARL MILLER DENTIST, ROOM
414 Bank of Commerco Building.
Phone 606. ,
WATER COxMPANY
flALEM WATER COM PANY Office"
comer Conwurc.ial and Trade streets
Bill payable monthly in advance.
GENERAL REPAIRING
THE FIXIT SHOP Let -is repair and
Miarpen rout lawn mowers. 2C7 Court
Phone 1022. tf
STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
50 years experience, Depot, National
nd American fence.
Hizes 26 to .18 in high
Paints, oil and varnish, etc.
Loganberry and hop hnoles.
SUni Fonce and Stove Works.
250 Court street. Phone 124
MMY HARD1NGS
crimped the edges of
- the fourth red rasp
berry pie, pricked it
with a fork and set
it in tfre oven to
bake. Then she went
back to the knead
ing hoard and gath
ered up the rem
nant of me crust
!rrgh, squerztnir it into a little round
Sail. There was enough to male tart
isy.d Osias loved tarts. Custom, train
ing arid natural instinct urged her to
nuke the Urt But suddenly, with an
angry movement, see swan bade the
acre door and Amis; 1k dough as far
as she could. It landed among the cue
rant boshes. She gulped down a sob. "I
eont care," she said aloud. T won't do
any more than I have to after this. It
Jvrtnt pay."
Far off, but directly oopewite Her
kitchen door, sha saw a strep rent of
anany angles rising among the trees.
"She dcra' have to make piea oa
a ftot morning." Emmy thought wildly.
"She isn't baking herself through and
fhroogn with beat to feetf a selfish man
The Capital Journal Job
list of pleased customers.
THE
tHtMe
Telephone
Mala 1200
ELECTRICAL
127 North H?gh
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security
THOR K. FORI)
Over Ladd & Bush bankSalem Oregon
FEDERAL FARM LOANS 5Vi per
eent 34 years time. A. C. Bohrnstedt,
401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Oregon.
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE 250 acres, 100 in cultiva
tion balance in pasture and timber
Fine stream of water, good buildings
end good road. 3-4 mile from a live
ly saw mill town. Will take good
house and lot in Salem aa part pay
ment. Price $60 per acre. Phone 470
Square Deal. Realty Company. U. 8.
Bank Building, Salem. 717
IMPROVED 10 acres, 5 mile from
Salem, for rooming house not over
$4000 Equity in 17 acres, for Salem
residence, not over $3000, price $4."0fl
640 acres millions of feet of saw tim
ber, plenty of water, 3 miles from
aw milt on the railroad; good stock
proposition. Will take $3000 in trade
balance cash. Easy terms, $15 per
acre. Soeolofsky. 341 State street 8-17
WOOD SAW.
FOR A WOOD SAW Phone 1090 R
1 0 - - " U Q rv. era
right. W. M. Zander, proprietor. 9-19j8WC0U
SECOND-HAND GOODS
BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
Men ' clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry,
watches, tools, musical instruments,
bicycles, guns, rifles, revolvers, suit
cases, trunks, cameras, typewriters
and furniture. Capital Exchange 337
Court fitreet. Phone 49.
SCAVENGER
SALEM SCAVENGER Charles Soot
proprietor. Garbage and refuse of all
kinds removed on monthly contracts
anoT four carrfe brn- I K'less h
isn't. She's sittinf warn pUre vor
it's cool and the servants aie doing the
work ' " for her. And she waasi't any
smarter or prettier thwi 1 wa wbett we
started out Only she got Fred Can
and I tot Orias Hardings, It isn'r fnir
And I'd tell the Lor ! Himself o if He
asked me." She sank into a chair tie
side the littered table and bowed bar
head on her arms.
Ever since Orias told her that Geor
gian Cass had bought the old Tamer
hotee at Chestnut Point and was rom
insr into the lo-a!ily to live En.my bad
not been herself. Ozia lad helped
prepare the hoove for tW i" erwiit.
II was a lapevhawKcr sad painter am!
at night when te -ame kci.:e he tld
Hwimy of th eitpcusive wrlc i:e was
doing. That woman's ret all the rmmry
we've bear4 lisx!, te rtmmir iiled.
"She oVm't sief for er J!C."
Whfn ti-e hsHsf wa ready Georsd
asia cssssv m u! her eJcry tw pawess it
Oner ot a Saturday evening aa Emmy
came otst of the meat saarfcet with hr
Sttaday roart under ber arm a r"T
touring car had pasted ber, driven by
a chauffeur in livery. Oa the bark teat
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 21. 1918.
'
at reasonable rates. Yard and eest
pools cleaned. Office phone, Main
2L'47. Residence Main 2272.
LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET AT
McCornack hall on every Tuesday
at 8. P. Andresen, C. C. P. J. Kunts
K. R. & S.
MODERN WOODMEN- OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246 meet
every 3rd and 4th Thur. eve, 8 o'clock
in Derby building, comer Court and
High streets. R. F. Day, V. C.j P. J.
Kuntz, clerk.
SALEM HUMANE SOCIETY D. D.
Keeler, president; Mrs. Lou Tillson,
secretary. All cases of cruelty or ne
glect of dumb animals should be re
ported to the secretay for investiga
tion. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA
"Oregon Grape Camp" No. 1300.
meets every Thursday evening in
Derby building, Court and High St.
Mrs. Pearl Coursey, 214 Court St.
oracle; Mrs. Melissa Persons, record
er 1413 N. 4th St. Phone 1436M.
UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assem
bly No. 84 meets first Thursday of
each month, at 8 p. m in I. O. O. F.
Hall. Norma L. TerwiHiger. M. A.;
C. A. Vibbert, secretary, 34Q Owens
street.
BRING YOUR TRADES
I can match you. C. W. Niemeycr, Real
Estate Ag,?ut, Canada Lands, 544 State
OurWontAlswil.
results
Tfe; clear the nmjijaican
atone will; a Maim iouma dosr in her lap
sat Georg:ae. fespi ia ur widow's
black. "She Tt J see. "Ww
Emmy, bitferiy. "Tie
Oh, I know ihs. feeh eWw n
once site pick.-d brrve sod 'iM Amm
to get naif ribbnws Iflcs mtsse.
But fcat was tons, Imr sf. $nes)
taca Cgtmrynni had k"""1 as I" ami
ty and captivated a rich masr. aad
turned her 'jack on tite way 'he ad
cmne and the friends wh had ttn
pakicd her. Siee t!e aiu Kiiwikc m4
nnrried her VaaTt uxl 'sstwa
him ft ! 'rw9 a (w
pita ike baU4 wumos ssn (ssr ths
cwort taw her. fawww wtMm hs
and ww nnnr; hrr Umkt had bimi
raty and khe dsdu'! haw myr isrt
one- 1st rww yery. Siinwhw h
begun to frH that Orias and the haft
were all to blasn. Oioe oetdit to hav
able to n J c sn;e moaey with h
be'p te gave hins.
Thei wa a smUle smmd of (mark,
at !b screen Vr and Emit f" lift
ed her Si danrdiy. The rsssn
foil of tmoice mssi Umhs si li' sasw
a yssassv sharp upea nan as bia
la at fees mi In a.
J jiffs
n
Weiiioi? :
TEE MARKET
Grain
Wheat, soft white 22.05
Wheat, lower grades on sample
Out BOe1 '
Parley, ton $50
Hay, clover, new- $25
Hay, cheat, new $25
Hav, oat $25
Mill run
Dry white beans .
... $mmr
.7.grv
Butteifat
Burtcrfat .'. S3e
Creamery butter .. 56c
Fork, Veal and Mutton
Pork, ou f jot 1 7(o 1 3'ic
Veal, fancy , 15(ul 7 SC
Steers " 7(7f9e
Cows 4'64
Spring lumhs 11c
Ewes ...4(j?6t
Lambs, yearlings C(cj"c
Eggs and. Poultry
Eilgs, cash 43c
Hi'UH, dressed, pound 31c
014 roosters
12ril3c
I'ry" ,
Broilers, live .. ,
Hons, pound .
Vegetables
Potatoes, new, California
Potatoes, liwul, new
Onions, Walla Walla
Slf.r23c
2 l(a 23c
120
4e
3e
44H
2Ve
95c
2Mi
Cabbage
Carrots
I Touiutoi's, ciato '
Turnips .
Beets
Cucumbers
25(r 40c
$3(3.50
lVi
Cantaloupes .
Watermelons
(hapes ...1 $1.93
Casabas 3'-j0
Muskmeloii $2.25
Preen peppers . .. 10c
Fruit
Oranges $
Lomons, bor $8.5O9.50
BonunnH .
Dromedary dates $8
Retail Prices
Creamery butter .. (We
Flour, hard wheat $53.25
Country butter , 55c
Eggs, dor.en 45(3i)e
Sugar sales limited to two pounds in
Salem and 5 pounds to rural purchasers.
For canning purposes 35 lbs. at one
purchase.
PORTLAND MARKET
Portland, Or. Aug. 21. Butter, city
creamery 54(7 "5c
KKg, selected local ex. 48(aC2e
Hens 2.l&)25e
Broilers 27c
C.iei 10
Cheese triplets 30c
Daily Livestock Market
Cattle
Receipts 224
T beg ywir suHmv" ha eaf A "T waa
sent to futd Un Uarnuigt and la gmt
tier Un
hVW4eaiss
Nm mm4 and Sbsi k The ? ni
mm nhrih.1 aaJ strflird bark fawen !e
too, fiatrrsp efssMd lhaMta sad saad:
"V v Vjtmrj- rVe fust learoed Scat
ynse are Ura Oake rHrtfhasB aid rhssj
tob ::ve wu
,dua gtil of my hasuia. Da,
4 a, mesa sssa spend tha
far old timsfs aaka,
Aty with nie. I'm dynsp sd
OmsrY fail a
GOIClAHA CASS
The
ane tin. Case
I wan la tack
as Pssaa yen,
pn," essd fin a TB be eaadp
in- si
Wij & bnmrnsi t
ssW rassnnanl uw mist
Rwsy Iia8i0 nnt ed ffce
enrhsm eedest Grntgfamk bad tern
plamsdt Cenryiana wanted ber fn
bad a stunt, nsssni
ainsm bwnd. ba nswst en 8 aW
oflnre ma essssan bsssa a bat irftrJem
st ad bar ansa svirk.
tfiossghaa
(sx smmII c, and lu On
Tone of market unchanged
Prime steers $12.50(0)13.50
Choice to good steers $U(al2
Medium to good steers $9.7311
Fair to medium steers $8.73ui 9.75
Common t fr steers $3.7."((i 8.73
Choiceows and heifers $8.2.f8.?.'S
Medium to good cows and heifers
$.25(7.73
Fair to medium cows and heifers
$.".2.a-6.S5
Canners $.12."(T 5.23
Bulls $3.25ftv7 j
Calves $S.75(o 11.73
Stoekors and feeders $6.25(a 8.25
Hogi
Receipts 231
Tone of market nnchanged
Prime mixed $1950(if20
Medium mixed 19.50
Rough heavies $17.50 18x30
Pijjs $ 10.73m' 18
Bulk $19.2519.50 '
Sheen
Rwelpt, U45
Tone of market unchanged
Best lambs Hi 15
Medium to good lambs $1113
Yearlings $10(ri 11-73
Wethers $!ti 10.50
Ewes $7Ci
WHOLE MILK
We will pay $2.75 per hund
red delivered at Salem.
Price based on 4 per cent
fat contents.
Marion Creamery & Produce
lompaoy
Phone 2488 Salem, 0.
SPRING VALLEY NOTES
(Capital Journal Special Service)
Spring Valley, Aug. 21. Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Cooley, who are living on
meantime Oi!a anC Ihj boy tbotitd
see w-it it wtld meyn- to have to do
without the hoiinrmmh-.
Perhaps they voa'A appreciate her
when she returned.
She dressed htirrieO,. Something
seemed driving her shoulder blades. In
reality it was her own unrest and dis
tatitfactinn. The duufleur opened the car door for
her as courteously at he had ever done
tor his mistress. Emmy's face and
bearing earned her that. She sat down
n tha luxurious cudiions, aware that
her neighbors were pecking at her won
derwifty from the windows. Vet it was
not tnampti she felt so much as a grim
desire to snatch something that she be
breed dumid have been hers hy rights.
Georgians was on the slips ot the big
Sows, waiting to receive hrr. She look
ed (gant and handsome, but her kit
wm sswdial. She ltd Krrnny indoors
-hiW the lirrte white dog plunged at hrr
Tva seen the time when abe'd be
4 that ribbon he's wearing, Emmy
"11 rVsr yon around first," (War
g(wss m "then we'll have lunch and
after that talk."
After lunoWww they sat oa the broad
ptasexv wftsw : uaaniing birds- were vt
swas4n anos ran perdk henea. Emmy
rssW aad eotJrd She wisived eae had
susnefhtisp f nr aa tasssla ts dm Bat
CutW snr krOnKfy antefc
iW yw asova i
iainnjr aik-4
CMWftssia ansVA "Osae; ami Wfry
tAensW ir A9 aar fasjone)
Crswa far this papsr Bt
STAYTONNEWS
(C.ipital Journal Special Servie.)
Slayton, Or., Aug. 21. Mrs. G. L.
Brown, and daughter, Mi Wava are
visiting relatives in Portland this week,
W. W, Elder sod wife are in Portland
this week attending the G. A. R. con
veittioti.
Win. Duehatoan and Leo Frank came
down fK.m Camp Lewis, Sunday for a
short visit with relatives. The boys are
warm jn their iiM for army life.
Miss Minnie Kc river who has been in
Port laud for sonic time returned home
Monday for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. M. J. Crabtree is visiting rela
tives iu Salem this week.
Dad Doll and wife motored down
from Portland for the week end. They
wore accompanied by George Hpauiui
Who had been at St, Martins springs and
Miss Annie Hpaiiiol who is working in
1'ortluml. Joe Siianiol who Is at Camp
Iewls was also a member of the party.
J. R. Gardner and wife, Kvrtte
Oardner nnd family and Grant Murphy
and family motored to Junction City
numinr, ,
Frank Ferry who was quite seriau&ly
Injured in au accident recently, was
brought home Suiuluv from the Hospital
at Nilcm nnd is getting along nicely,
Mrs, Ida Hansen f BrnwnivllIH ! a
guesf at the L. A. Thomas homo.
George Warford was a Salem visitor
Saturday
H. ll.'sllkwortU waR in Tortlaud tlie
a farm near HarrUharg, spent the
early part of tlio week here vlxiting
with their former neighbors. Their ton,
Monroe Cooley, accompanied them as
far as Salem, intending to enlist and
was a andly disappointed boy wheu
told that he could not, Warren Cooley
id now in France, and Leo Coolny has
been in tho service for more than a
year, altho he has not yet been sent
over.
Frank Crawford has purchased
Cleveland tractor and plows.
Mrs. r. r. Clark has returned homo
from the Kttlom hospital.
Threshing has again commenced af
ter the rain.
J. 1). Walling returned from his place
upon the Hnntiam, where ho has been
for a fow dnys sealing his evergreen
berries,
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Purvlnn have pur
chased a new Overland and a new
iVird, trading their old Ford in on
them,
Capt. I. F. Clark Is In Portland at
tending the national O. A. R. conven
tion, which Is being held there; he will
also vLsit hie eon, John, a prominent
attorney of Oregon 'ir.
Mrs. Jiidnoa of Salem is viotting her
mother, Mrs. James rreneh.
The Red ('rose auxilittry met last Fri
day with Mrs. Chss. M. Carter. This
week the meeting wll be at the- home
of the president. Mrs. W, U.llenry.
James French had the misfortune t
lose a valuable cow Monday night.
trimmed from the thnns. There's never
anylhina; for me to dn save amuse my
selft 'I'hey wy that's worse than work,
and perhaps it is. I sometimes wish. 1
had four rooms and had to conk for
Togo and myself." She lifted the dug
to her knee, "lie's dreadfully old. .See,
his even are filming, 1 stippos lie can't
live forever, but I don't know- what I
shall do without him when he dies."
Emmy sat staring at hrr in astonish
ment. Slie locked so inrffertual tome
way sitting there with her hand on the
dW silky white coat. "1 never thought
miKh of 6V)gs," Emmy blurted out
Georgian sighed. "Yon would1 If
you had a little dog like this and he was
alt you had la love, or that you could
depend upon to love yott You hae a
husband and sons, Emmy, and 1 ttrppota
that sounds odd la yon. Hut, you sae,
fin all alone in the world and always
shall be till the day t die."
"Yon could marry again," Emmy be
gan. Grortciatw moved her shoulders, "Not
affr the way Fred tied up my mom-y.
And 1 think a good deal of my money.
That's the penalty you pay for having
had it. Yon can't live without it Some
timet I think it has been more of a
enrse than a blessing to me. Yon see,
I'd never have marrsrd Fred if he hadn't
been rich. There was somebody els"
She paused. "Oh, pshaw I Thal'l stf
past and fosse. Tell ion aUnet jwusnalf,
Basnrn
And Eammy tM hat, wwrminn nrad
aft n nea snhjert,. how Cacti van
sexridnf afa ssmy thrnogh eWkfc; ttwm
ta an vassSsctoesan an
SEVFN
FlSuSf
first of the week on business.
Mrs. Roy Nednel and baby art guests
at ttig Wnu Nednel home.
Mr. and Mrs. Morley of near Suver
ton were guest, at the hom uf their
daughter, Mrs A. C. Thomas Sunday.
Clias. Clark, editor of the Stayron
Mail was a business visitor in Salem oa
Monday.
Mis Bessie Steward is visiting witk
home folks, having come up fiom the
Capital City Sunday,
RAILROAD v
TIMETABLES
(la effect June second)
1AXEM- GSEB L1NI
No. 73 Arrive at Salem.. 0:10
No. 74 Leave balem .....:u0
aAXEM. FALLS CITT
WESTX1X
7:50 S.SS.
161 Lv Salem, motor.
198 Lv Balem, motor 8:S3tm,
195 Lv Salem, motor 1:40 p.at.
Thxengd ear to Moaaouth sad A lie)
107 Lt Halem. motor , 4:15 bjs.
1H8 Lv Balem, motor 5:58
m Wj frt Lv Balam 0:00
IflS' Ar at Salem ,,B:10 I
14 Ar. at Salea -- , n ,lMm.
168 Ar at Salem .8:00 p-sa.
IflS Ar at Balem B J5 pjaw
170 Ar at Salem ,. ..7:tfl pjsv
140 Wy frt Ar Salem S :30 a.m.
TrtU leavt Arrlv ArrtH
E4 'Portlaad Salem Kngea
1 8:30 am :S3aa lQ-ao aa
Ltd- SS am 10. 11 am ia:SSps
I 10:49 am 12:60 pm
9 1:08 pm 4:15 pm 6:S9pa
13 Ltd. 4:45pm 8:40 pm 8:60 ms
17 8:00 pm 8:07 pm Salem olf
18 0:20 pm 11:20 pm Balem Mir
ft 11:48 pm 1:55 aa 6:50as
North Bank Station (leavs Jeffertot
Street 18 and 80 minutes later)
Kurth bound
Let)v Antra
Bngeat Baton
JL8:05am 4:35 am
Trala
Antrf
Portlaa4
8:00 am
:S8ami
11:30 a
1:55 pta.
8:48 pea
7:40 pm;
10:00 pal
o.
7:18 at
10 Lid 7:85 am 9:45 am
' 1120 nm
14 11:20 am l:S0pm
,9 Ltd 1:55 pm 4:00 pm
10 4:10pn 8:80 pm
M IJ UOpm 7:88 pea
i North Bank Btatioa ( Arrlv $ Jefferae
Street 18 minutes eaflinr) ,'LeSTt Ose
raUls.
COaVAWfl COBTtlOTUIKI
Leave OorvaUls Arrive Salami
8:29 am Northhonnd....9 : 45 am
11:18 pia.Northbonad 1:30 urn
1:41 piu....NorthHinnd .. 4 (10 pm
4:10 pm.... Northbound... 8:30 pm
8:18 ptnNortibousd7;0S psa '
8:38 em....Snnthbond .. 9 f!T ans
10:18 am....HonthbouBd..ll;38 am
JI:S0 pra.Southbo ut ' pm
4:13 pm...Monthboand.8:40 pm
8:40 pmJ!nnttbonl 8:00 pes
his hirh school class; how Tacit had '
a. nip for tracts running; and )tnw Mob
had it in hit head thai he wanted to b
a minister,
"And your hatband V Inquired Grf
lana,
"Oh, I married him for love Emmp
answered softly.
That's he only way to marry. Teach
your boys that," Gcorgiana said, with a
far-away look in hrr ryes.
There was a long pause and then Fin
my stood up suddenly, "1 hope yoaH
errnse me, Georgians," the tai,l "t
must go home. I I've just remembered
that I left tome pies in tfie oven and
not a Ihinaj cooked up for supper, hip
men folks will he raving
"Oh, I'mmy t" Georgian cried pita
mtsly. "I hate so lo have you go. Yon)
nmst come again."
-I will," 1 .Bimy profiused.
Ae the car pained at her own does
Emmy sprang out and ran Ulte a girl be
ta the hoose.-
Oatat sat at the t leared kitchen tnMa.
busy with seeotmfs. "1 got thrtms;h thw
job quiriter'a I rapeeted," he said.
"Where have yoa been. Rmnryf
Fjrimy stared around. "Wha dsarel
thinKt upf she demanded.
"Why; I guens tha boy looted after
things. We had pie for lunch. I nevr
eat ftner. Yon see ,we only left two."
Emory looked at the two brown pie
Then the fhmg be ante about ber hues
band's nsxnb "FVe been vioiiinv; Genrf
fctan Cass," tfcn said. "Ska sent for mn
Aisd. CMas, I never bt my Ufa csmf
home an enotyntad treat anywharf aa 1
bsww from be hottsa."