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The New Chevrolet Truck is Here
fl'e are unloading today the first Chevrolet Trucks that were received in the state of Oregon. Electric lights
and starter, Willard battery, Zenith carburetor, Monarch governor, Cleveland worm gears, Timken and
New Departure bearings, 4x5 1-2 in. motor, body 114 x 46 in. inside, wheel base 125 inches, 31x4 ni. pneu
matic tires in front, 4 in. solid tires in rear, weight complete 3560 pounds. One ton capacity with a guaran
tee of 50 per cent overload:
But Best of All Price
SEE THIS WONDERFUL
F.G.DELANO
Hall of Sfmtar
"From Over There9
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I'lHll.'lltii
s nil' reported
ml of the Am
es: 51
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kjrthe cominaudiiiir gene
'm expeditionary fori
t '"'I'll m actum
H in action
P'omulo,! jevorely
W of wounds
P'itd of disease
'ondo,l slightly
I Total
.... 135
Amoiig (ho castmltuvs (o.liiy are throe
"iff.. A
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. wyHL an f ...1,,,... ,1,,.,,
J' r out
w. nicy ore:
wuis i Henry Simonson, Svcnson.
, J'nk Ward, NyBsa.
I M, Elliott, Portland.
I,.' Killed in Action '
,'tenmis Allien ih,rv,.v n.,11 Tr
jwfrailuri;, l'a. ' '
!'i1'Ip1I, Detroit, Mich,
tred h Mason, I'livnti nirt n n,&l p.
Hmls Harry C. F,vy, Now York
"'"am A. Leonard. Flusl,inK, N. y.
!r e"t Hartford,
Mich.
'MiiHMeCuivill,, .N(.w York
,'er James A Lovo, Lowryvillo,
Privoft. t.. ...
Mich.
;ta-mes iiema,,,,,, All, Kpo-
leLAyers,PavliorHlH,rK,v Va.
tlP' Pihl (I,
?J; T"' IVint, N Y.
I CJtT' I'lnludjilna
I j,"Brl,1J. tocrauicnto, Cal.
1 ki ,,1'lll,l't, Idaho
; Bunctt .Brooklyn N y.
K veto. Uwr,,,1",! M.
Sy,s i Uonovan,, ;t.w jiriKl,ton,
(.'on
lt ff ea or Wounds
S a,t Joseph J Bernut, Bruklyn,
Uj. -
KAiri pla(!,niry' AWn, Maino
W tS8, ,Ire,aml
Ihnk i,,601 Disease
frftimS r'4' clwk-'", Ohio
aT .orgctown 8 C
Wrt 'Sv)1,0ne' Tas
H w Jacobson, Muskcson.
C9 Er-t J. Vino, Granton,
Biirnett j "aX. Albany, N Y
I ,Wf Crosv TrunAuH Bead, Conn
TRUCK AT THE STATE FAIR. IT WILL PULL
AFTER EACH HEAT
NOTICE OF IMPORTANCE! WHATEVER. YOU DO Don't Fail To
246 State Street, Salem, Oregon. Phone 97
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Alvin P Diinrnn, Smithvillc, Alasu.
Alvin P. Bulletin, Smithvillc, Aliss.
Kaul Kpstoin, Elizabeth, NJ.
U'illiH O Pimiol!, Lntuh, WbhIi.
Thomus (foMS, Cincinnati, Ohio
(killin L llmllpy, Newport, N II.
Ira J lliiniiioscr, Battlotirounil, Wash
l.aiirpiioo T lloidcn, Alcrrill, Iowa
Karl VV Holton, Vancouver, B V.
Stanley Kasprnzak, Milwaukee, Wis.
Tied keimulcr, Kiit, Ta.
Andrew Frew, Punxsutawney, Ta.
Albert C ( 'Oiffrin, WilkniniiMt,
lliirlan Gohean, Anselnin, Pa.
".Alfreil H Hansen, Wnupaen, Win.
.lameH HurriiiKton, l'hoenixvilli', l'a.
iieorKe IStnnley Hines, Blippery lfoi'k
F'a,
Walter F llnllenbuek, Avoea, Pa.
Lionel li Mollis, Broekton, Mann.
Albert TJ Hoyt, 1'ittnburg, l'a.
John A Ilundlcy, Hilton, N Y.
Charles Keller Jlunter, Keadinr, l'a
Hobert Preston Johnston, Berkeley
Spr'niftB, V Vn. it
Valleutine N Kossell, lirooiuyn, : i.
Teodore Teddv Krolczyk, Manistee,
Kuceno Kurschinsky, l!oyno l.ity,
LouiH .1. McColluin; Iiiimsville, Ky.
Culvin P Maxfield, Ht. Paul, Minn.
Anlniie M'ello. New Iledftird, M-ass.
Arthur Tripp Morehead, Highland
Park, Mich.
Wi ham Murray, PilMiiirtf, l'a.
Lewis W Nuss, Norristoyn, l'a.
Prank Kdward Pluniridge, Hartford,
a.
John Ifeisenauei', Dickinnon, IS. V.
Golden Kilcy, (llerniont, Ky.
WilHani Harry Uoach, East Jordan,
Mich.
August Saddowsky, New Brighton..
NY.
John Sidaris, Greece
August Stfiinmetz, Cincinnati, Ohio
Ralph Neyton Stewart, Monore,
Jamea B Trnynftr, Bomnierville, Mass
Charles Webb, Middletin, Teun.
Killed in action
Missing in action jjj
Wounded severely J"
lied of accident nrid other causes ..7
Died from wounds '
Total
143
Killed In Action
Corprais Allen I Cost, Owensnoro,
Ky. u
Georgo T Meyer, Saginak, Mich.
Willie E -Bobbins, Lenoir, S C. ;
Privates Nicoli Berinchik, Eussia
Sam Giardo, Piute, Cal.
Thomag Higgins, New Yirk
Georgo W Bpears, Clemmons, N U
Olenn IStzpatrick, St Josepr, Mo.
Petor B Gettz, Grand Forks, N D.
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Salem $1610
Automobile
Frank Gregor, St Paul, Minn.
William Heesaker, West Depere, Wis.
Albert M Karkela, Calumet, Mich.
Cn lingers. Lomonlca, Vost Depere,
Wis.
Alorris U Livezly, Williaminet, Conn
.Sorsby K McGowcn, Log Angele, Cal
Constantiiie Mulichis, Mobile, Ala.
Piml L M.nrchiiian, White Plains, Ga.
William H Masters, Kinderbrok, 111
Bernard Mendor, Glen Allum, W Vn.
John Meyer, Merris Park, N Y.
Clifford J Murrav, North Columbia,
X V.
Charles Fdwnnl Neelon, lockport, N
Y.
Died of Woiuids
Privates Sylvester F Kelley, Hart
ford, Conn.
lli'rinaii F Little, Manchester, X II.
John B Livingston, Bedford, Iowa
Caleb () Nistruin, Havre, Mont.
John M Perry, Jr, New York
John Byim, Winooski, Vt.
George Simpson, Pittsfield, Mass.
Died from Accident and Other Causes
Privates Victor F Bauer, Berks Co,
Pa.
Lawrence .T Boldezar, Philadelphia
Leland H Clancy, Bouthhnmpton, X Y
Joseph Guerrieri, Old Forge, Pa.
James Harris, McCnl, Jliss.
Jvnn J Johnson, Chicago
Walter X Niggel, Pittsburg; Ta.
Wounded Severely
Capt. Leo H Kosak, Milwaukee, Wis.
Lt. Italph W Kobnrt, Arlington, Mass
Bn- Sgt. Major Tlieodore iiennei jic
Kimiev. Suultc Ste Marie, Mich.
Sit. Thoints J Cavaimugh, Pittsburg
Pa.
Mgt. Malcom B Kipp, Clmttanoogn
TVml.
Corporals Samuel .1 Fitzcharles,
Phoenixvule, l'a.
Thomas G Candy, Philadelphia
Murrr Helfant, New York
Henry H McKenwn, Snterville. t a.
I'.ertr'am J Miihan, Aspinwall, Pa.'
Jesse White Post, Newark, X Y.
William Proper. Midilleburg, X Y-
ltuihlmii. Svrncuse. N V.
J'rivates Krnest E Larsen, Drake, N
D.
David .T Leahy, Dorchester, Mass.
Fra.ik Leckner, Detroit, Mich,.
William J Lynch, Wnterlmry, Conn.
Frank Lyons, Belleville, N. J.
Henry Martin, Crystal, N D.
Alvin Mason, Jr. Spokane, aWsh.
William D Mason, Dibell, Tenn.
Frank Michel, LnCrosse, Wis.
Bert C Miller, Colusa, Cal.
William J Myers, Pittsburg, Pa.
Dan J Olson, Kenmare, N D.
Hayinonil Pmklelbury, Syracuse, X
T)!iiiiel Pilnna. Kussia
Joseph J Uepozo, Middletown, Conn.
Melvin A ilohicr, oiocuwru,
i.,.. Wmvn. Three Bivers, Mich.
Frederick Schneider, Grafton, X D.
Albert B Sharp, Philmont, i.
t.u.,u. v !4k.iltnn. Kant Oranse. N J
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t.. t tnf.ltdnlf Wnvnetown, 1ml-
n;i.,nvt. Daniel Stockwell, Detroit,
Mich.
Geo Teschrintzis, Lowell, Mass.
. William Tessmire, Yonkcrs, S T
William J Williams, B F D 84, Fa.
Samuel Ackcrnian, Warren, E 1.
Oren Barnhart, Carmicliacls, Pa.
Martin B. Bchrcnds, Buffalo Center
Iowa.
Sensible Car
at
Sensible Price
THE TRACK DRAG
See Our Exhibit 2000 Square Feet of Floor Space With
Jeremiah J. Calnan, Cambridge, Mas,
Thos. P. Caster, Duluth, Minn.
Thomas P. Davis, Pitsburgh, Pa.
John L. Edinger, Phoenixville, Pa,
John W. Eicher, Pitsburgh, l'a.
Jack M. Klilott, Portland, Ore.
Joseph W. Forester, Royerford, Va.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Corporals.
Joseph B. Razeau, Providence, k. I
Jilin J. Curtis, Chicago, 111.
Joseph H. tlaegle, Terry, Mont.
Alois A. IIcup, Milwauke, Wis.
James E. Jensen, Scofield, Utah.
Arthur Johnson, Oswego, Mont.
Frank P. Jungers, St. Peter, Minn.
Casinir T. Krkic.ki, Milwaukee, Wis.
Privates.
Clarence W. Backman, Centerville,
Utah. i
David West Barber, Knoxville, Ten.
Wm. E. Blackburn, Durango, Colo.
Carl F. Bimiiewell, Spencer, lnd.
Harry B. Botts, Mimice, Ind.
Anto'ne Brava, Provincetown, Mass.
Geo,. Ccrvcny, Chicago, HI.
Arthur J. Clark, Perry, X. II.
Harry E. Cook, Miles City, Mont -Herbert
('order, Nashville, Tenn.
John Corolli, Martissa, Italy.
Argendini Dcsamli, Dei Sanii, Jt-
a'y. .. . ,.
Noah L. IJio, Miperior, vis,
Charles F. Fnrrell, Fall River, Mass.
Bobert Flack, Newark, N. J.
Morton 0. Gilbert, Miles City, Mont.
Earl L. Graves. Livingston, Mont.
. Albert Ilakoiisuu, Westby, Wis.
Kussell S. Harmon, Berkcly, Cal.
Hendrick HeUniis, Grand Bapiils,
Mier.
Kdwin A. Hubenthnl, Spokane, Wash.
Jack Jacobson. I'.rooklpn, N. Y.
Lewis Jodcl, Chicago, 111.
Frederick L. Junge, Koscbud, Mont.
Joseph M. Kahlberg. Glendive, Mont.
Mike L. Knt'ayan, Schenectady, H.
Y.
Tliadorc Kecrapalos, Garfield, Ltar.
Frank J. Klimek, Arcadia, Wis.
H.'iirv V. Lanr.jan, Alameda, Cal.
George B. McQuesten, Cincinnati,
Frank J. Maolepsa, Grand Eapids,
Mich.
George Mauritz. Athens, Vis.
Tlieophil A. .Memic, Lebanon, pa.
Milos M. Laden. Gary, Ind.
Stnnslcw NaguzeWski, Baltimore, Mil.
Anton Owerus, fiiilinn Harbor, Ind.
Lester I'arklnrrst, Lyndon, 111.
Antonio Porta,, Aptos, Cal.
Lewis Rice, South Wenre, X. II.
Baymond lingers, Pembcrton, N. J.
John Sitninska, Washington Park, 111.
Beno Bchm'it, Hutonvillc, Wis.
Ilnrrv If. Sehunuikcr, Galcsville, Wis.
Joseph Sobczuh, Chicago, III,
Thomas P. Via. Ola, Ark.
Edward Varva, Chicago, III.
Curtis Wood, Jonesboro, Arkv
Clifford Young, Miles City, Mout.
Total number of casualties to date,
including those reported above:
Killed in aeticn, including at sea
; n.o:
Died of wounds .. - uo'
Died of Disease - 1780
nin.i nt oneiilent andother causo 852
Julius Buck, Napa, Cal. j
The all purpose economical car. More Chevrolet cars sold in this state than S
any other make, excepting Fords. There's a reason. No other car on the mar- j
ket in its class with its power, beauty and tow cost of operation at near its cost
Only $845 f. 0o bo Salem
We have a few cars for
new Chevrolet if you
Wounded in action . 1745a tv of action, for "hurrv up" delivery
Mising in action including prisoners; 0(lc of the specd piIot holjbites.
Total 32471
AUTOMOBILE NOTES
Nelson Lallv. one of the Los An
geles newspaper bunch, has issued a
challenge on behalf of his new cham
pion, Cliff Durant. He contends the
coast speed king is the world's best
when it conies to drivine his Chevrolet
forty miles an hour with one hand mid
playing a real comet solo with the
other.
Earl P. Cooper, tho famous racing
driver, is tho latest Chevrolet enthusi
ast to systematise his business and
standardize on one make of car. Coop
er has a big tire distributing institu
tion at Sacramento, and recently trad
ed in the last machine of any other
make he had for a new " lilU'' Chev
rolet. The Cooper Tire company now
has eight Chevrolet in ils service and
sales branches. The machines got plen-
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AMJ3K1CAA IHTOKS AND N-DR8K8 WITH THEIR WOUNDED PATIKNTSAmericaa doctors and nurses with
a few of their wounded patients' "somewhere in France, .-
,(c) Couimittc on Public Information from t'nderwod and rndcrwod.' '
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The Chevrolet
immediate delivery and you
place your order at once.
9 Different Jobs on Display
Company
A. I.EOFF
I Truck salesmen of other makes had
better begin mending their fences mid
redoubling their efforts, for they will
I soon have some real competition. Tho
new Chevrolet one-ton creation, on
i which tho factory engineers and test
ers have been working for some tiniv, is
ready for distribution, and Chevrolet
'dealers throughout the west are antic
I ipating a rush of business because of
the unusually low prices for such a
, well constructed vehicle. The machine
ihas many well tried features which
! promise to make it a leader in its class.
TIEST OVER TOP
I The Brush college district went
i "over the top'' in the fourth liberty
loan drive the first day of their drive.
1 This was the first dist.ict to report
having amide (their quota after tile
'word was given to go Monday nijjlit.
j Their quota was around ifOUiiil mid the
;got this with some to spare. John t
j Goplcrud was chairman of the forcei
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Car
can drive to the fair in. a
642 Accidents Are
Reported For The Week
The present week has been another
bad one for industrial accidents as the,
number reported to the commission to
tals t)42 for the week. Of that number
three were fatal, as follows:
Mike Jiokvitch, Gsyibahli, quarry
ing; Jas. Scruggs, Portland, shipbuild
ing; Fred A. Mclntyre, Portland, ship
building. Of the total number reported. ' filll
were subject to the provisions of 'ho
compensation act, .":) were from firms
and corporations which have rejected
the provisions of the compensation act,
anil S were from public utility corpo
rations not subject to tho provisions
of the compensation act.
Tho Journal Job Department
will print you anything in tho
stationery line do it right and
savo.yju real money.
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