THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON TUESDAY, OCTOBER, 22, 191S.
SEVEN
MP;
"From Over There"
General Pershing's Official Report
.Lieutenant Fred Hummell, North
Portland, killed in action
Lyle T. gloan, Pendleton, died
-rounds.'
Otis tCayaa, Dallas, died of wounds.
The fallowing casualties are report
ed by the eoniniauding general of the
American, expeditionary forces: '
Killed in aetion .101
Missing in Action .... 73
iWounded severely . 35.)
2ied -pf wounds .:.- 37
' total-
Killed In Action.
Captain Leon E. Briggs Joplin, Mo.
Captain Wm, W. Jones, Newark, N.,
ar. ..... . .
Lieutenant Fred W. Hummel, North
' Portland, Oregon. .
Lieutenant Chester H. Plimpton,
Buffalo, N. Y. .. "
Sergeants William Donaiighy Bate
man Kansas City, Mo.
Frederick K. Bauer, Phildelphia, Pa
Wni. K. Bowlin, St. Louis, Mo.
- Win. J. Francis, Brooklyn, N. Y.
- Heury L, Kersey, Samson, Ala.
Linward A. Mann, Dexter, Maine.
Frank Gardella, Jr. New York.
George W. Meell, Philadelphia. Pa.
Herbert Beese, UunitviUe, Pa-
John J. Boggeinan, Brooklyn, N Y:
(sergeants Homer t . Moulin, Uarlieiu
Ohio.
Frank J. Simon, Massilion. 0.
Joe Robinson, Hartshorne, Okla. -'
Geo. B. Cherrie, Chicago.
Donald V. Dreschcr, S Louis, Mo.
Thomas P. Farley, New Knesington,
ra.
Francis William Greene, Kansas
a-y, Mo. ... .
Stanley A. Matthews, Eochester, N-
t. ' - '
Boy Bay, Waine City, 111
Wagoner Geo. Ephriam Lynn, Asher,
Okla.
Mechanics Clarence N. Coleman, De
troit, Texas. . ' 1 '
' Clarence G. Kepplc. Artesia, N. Mex.
Privates Edward H. Bitzer, Musca
tine, Iowa.
Arnold Botsford, Hasbrouck Heights,
N. J. --"
Paul J. Cash, Oakwpod, Texas.
John T. Cc-x. Wintervillo, N. C ' t
Dewey C. Croningor, Washburn, N.D
Bernard D. Cunningham, Hamilton
"exas.
Herbert W. DeLong, Belmont, N. Y. ,
Antojne J. Deperry, Cloquct, Minn,
. Kalph J.-Dull, Lcwisburg, Pa.
, Leroy Evana, Forbur, Tenn.
Leon B. Garten, Moorland, Okla. -t
Louis C. Hagcn, El Cerrito, Cal-
David Horwitz, Cincinnati Ohio.
Bobert E. House, Aberdeen, Miss. , '
Jerome Ben Jendrzoy, Yorktown,
Texas ' "
John A. Lukken, Mena-Ga, Minn. i
i. Bobert C. MoArthur, Brewton, Ala..!
James Genaro Millago, Pittsburgh
'Pa. . .:
Trn W. Myers. Lamane. Iowa.
Johann Nils3on, St.. Paul, Minn,, - ,
William S. Parker, Abbeyvillo, Ala.
Charles E. Eiker, Poughlteepsio, N.Y.
Frank I Biley, jersey City, N. J. 1
Perry W; Skinner, Creston. Iowa.
Edward J Sullivan, Manchester, N.
H. ,
John I'dych, Detroit, Mich. .
James H. Young, Walters, Texas.
Spaulding L. Addingron, Quinlan,
Texas.
Oelbert E. Arvin, Timwill, 111. .
Frank Bat, Cleveland, O. .
Then L. Blaick, St. Paul, Minn.
' Henry .Carmcl', Pittufinlfl. JTass.
Boneke Boisa, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Chas. B. Blye, Peoria, III
' iSoren Christof f erscn, Trcynor, Iowa
James W. Cooke, New York.
Jack Cowan Tulsa, Okla.
' ' John W. Criner, Fort Worth, Texas.
- John. B. Foster, Gardiner, Maine.
Nick Goicas, Canton. Ohio.
Clarence Groves, St. Marys, W. Va.
Theodore Hartmann, New York.
Vincent P Hays, Ogdcn 111
Cleopha P. Hebert, Urand Lake. La.
Neil G. Hightower, Lyiuun, Wash.
' fctan.uel J Hochfielder, New York.
Bo A4 Jov-Waier
"Gets-It" For Corns
o TVmna a fteconds Corn Is Doomed!
When you almost die with your ssots
- " ..... .v.. . i ,1.
on and corns maxe you uiuiuhi
sideways to get away from the pain,
take a" vacation for a minute or. two
and apply 2 or 3 dropg of the world's
I - s
.-..ilSIl
"bit Cora Peel Clan Off, With Gas-It'"l
majjic ind only genuino corn-peeler,
'"Uets-It". 'firon, and then only will
you besura Jhat your corn will losen
from your toe so that you can peel it
right off gloriously easy with "your f in
Rers. Take no chances of continued
paiji and soreness why use greasy, irri
tating salves, jilaaters that shift and
prvas into the "quick," razors and
"diggers'' that make earns bleed and
also grow faster! Use painless, easy,
always sure "Gets It'-. There's only
one like it in the world that'g "Gets
It. " Millions have tried and O.' K. 'A it
for years. It never fails.
"Gets-It'! the guaranteed, money
back eorn-remover, the ouly sure way,
st but a trifle at any drug store.
;Vf'd by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago,
1. Sold in PaK'm and recommedned as
lie world 's best corn remedy by 3. C.
erry and D. J. Fry. .
IMP
Alfred Housefield, "Madison, lad.
Bobert B. Hutchjsea, Winterkill Mass
Louis 'Hainan, iS ew York,
Walter M. Lloyd, -Camden, S. C.
Albert Mausner, Brooklyn, N. Y.
John L. Meadows. Bed Fork Okla.
John W. Medlin Marionville Mo. '
Charles F. Miller South Park Ky. .
-Urban J. Moudt, Arkton, 111.'
John rahoor, "MeKeesport," Fa..-
Fred J. Nies, St. Louis, Mo.. .
Francis Nunit, Hartsell, Alabama. '
. John Olson, Lockport, 111. .
Albert A. Owens. Waco, Texas. "
Geo. A. Perry, Richmond, Va.
' William Pierce, Melville, Cat
"Isado Pobstman, Courtland, III
William W. Poole, Kalamaaoo,"Mich.
Edward U Proctor, Jefferson, Texas.
Charles E." Hcdd. Norton, Kas.
Ehner M. Bomaine, Maywood, N. J.
Thomas C. Shipps, Ottumwa, Iowa.
Lee B. Stutler, Toulon, 111.
Thos. F. Sullivan, New Haven, Conn.
Harry J. Thim, Baltimore, Md.
Ernest Lawrence Thomas, Suiter, 0
Charlie A. Wagner, Eudd, Iowa,
John E. Warner, Olympia, Wash
Bert B. Whitson, Bloomberg. Texas.
Henry Murrav Williams, . St. Louis,
MO. ,,. " .;. ;
John Yarasunas, Scranton, Pa.
. Herbert A.' Zittinger. Baltimore. Md.
Wounded Severely
Captain Joseph T. Watsou, Lake
Place, N. Y.
Corporals Lawrence Binion, Birming
ham, Ala.
Lewis Jones. Carrington, Okla.
Privates Kenneth C. Doddcridge;
White City, Kas.
Gordon Fuller, Ana, Ala
Leon F. Goodwin, Dexter, Maine
John Kerr, Mamoehs Ky
Harry Kramer, Chicago.
George W; Norton, Monroe, Cal.
Jeremiah T. O'Brien Garrick, Pa
Millamy Osborne, Olncy, Okla.'
Eobert W. Owens, Stcedman, Okla.
Elmer J. Powers, Younestown, O.
' Charles F. Shoemaker, Grand Kapids,
idieh.
, LeEoy AndTOwlWctborn, Axtcll, Eas.
J as. a. weus, Decatur, m -
Paul G. Wilson, Centrahoma, Okla,
Slightly Wounded. .
Lieutenant Fred Walter Va8'ell. Mil
waukee, Wis! '' - ! -
Sergeants John H. E. Hoppe, Balti
more, Md.
, Eobort B. Hurley; Haverhill, Mass.
Sam E. McBurnett, Lincoln, Ala. ;
Corporals Benlce Carpenter, Hamil
ton, Ala. . j
: Frank A. Clark. Audahmia, Ala. '
John Lavorgna, Eumford, Maine.
- Daniel J Moore, Lady Smith, Wis.
Phillip E. Mooro, Memphis, Tenn.
Bger Mortimer, Chiltonj Wis. :
Walter B. Nichols, Selma, Ala.
'" Harry Olson; Oconto, Wis. : ; .
Jos. A. Prosche, Franzcnta, Austria.
Claude, Smith," Florence, Ala. ' .,
"(fouk4-Lco-"Kitmmoicr,- Cold-Springs,
Minn. - . --.''
Privates Edward S. Arden, Columbus,
Oliio.
Malcoinb Barnot', Montgomery, Ala,
Sidnoy H. Batos, Putnam, Ala. '
'Like Gt Bates. Crete, Greece
" Peter Bisbis, Greece.
' Forrect Breedlove, Hartsclls. Ala.
, Sam Dunn, Elisha, Ala. ,
James E. H. Elliott, Birmingham:
Ala. '
Engene Fisher, Bhinelander, Wis.
Farley J. Fry, Bhinelandcr, Wis.
Stanislaw Gers, Milwaukee.. Wis.
Geo. T. Harrison, Chicago, 111.
Frank J Eubet, Chicago. '
Bcujamih J. Jenkins, Pileup, Ala.
John Hudson, Chpman, Ala. .
, LcBjy C. Lewis, Shippcnsville, Pa.
Wni. H. M(eks, Gadsden, Ala.
Grovcr C. Morgan, Pine Hill, Ala.
Grover Morrison, Clayton, la.
Archie C. Oliver, Tallahassee, Ala.
Gatto Orlando, Italy. -
Gordon Patterson, Oconto Falls, Wis.
Tom Eoberts Capps, Ala. ,
Enimett Shine, Capps, Ala.
John Slnski, Milwaukee, Wis.
Wm- J Stanley, Carmi, 111.
Willie Staten, Bowling Green, Ky,
Albert Turner, Daleville, Aln.
Frank Vann, Anniston, Ala.
Earn Williams, Cassbv, Tenn.
Died From Accident And Other Causes,
Sereoant James Watson, Ft. Wood
N. Y.
Mechanic Jerry LaGressa, Pasisac. ,N
J.
Horse3hor Joo Walsh, Brooklyn, N,
Y. t
Privates, Frank Binantit Passiac, N
J
John Orwcki, Milwaukee, Wis.
Felmon Ecmbret. Marysville. S. C,
Died Of Wounds.
Corporals Lleweyylu C Small, Ply
mouth, Mass.
Arthur F. Turner, Grantsburg, Ind.
John N, Williams, Chicago Heights,
HI.
Privates Baymond Brumbaugh, Coles
Summit, Pa.
Harv-ev Cdak. Maben, W. Va.
John F. Kcnchan, Scranton, Pa.
Charles Moore, Meadevillo, Mum.
Joseph EeU'luitzM, Milltnwn, N. J.
Thos. Tucker, Susanville, Cal.
John Lawrence Wallace Jejscy City
N. J.
- Chas. Duscha, Cleveland, Ohio
Killed in action ....
Missing in action
Wounded severely .
... 40
.. 41
... 17
43
Wounded slightly
Pied ef accident and other causes 6
Died of woundg , ,. 1 1
Wounded, degree nndptermincd 322
Died of disease U, . ,- j4
Prisoners ...i..... 21
Total 53
Killed In Action.
Seigeantt
John L Purton, Minnrap0'1 Minn
Lum C C Stringer, Craighead Ark
Corporals
Bernhard Barre, Yoakum Tex
t Thos E DeLorne, New London Wis
Ernest E Ouido, E Oakland ai
Milton E Lane, Gloucester Mass
Owen J Baine, Cullniau Ala
Peter Bossi, Hazleton Pa
Musician James P Meehan, Ireland
Wagoner Halph W Hunt, Temple
Okla ,
WITH FINGERS!
CQMIOUT
Freezoae Is Elagic! Corns And
Calluses lift .KigM Off
? Without Paia.
A few cents buvg a tiny bottle of the
magic Freezone at any drug store. Apply
a tew drops of treexoe upon a teuaer,
aching corn or a- callus: Instantly that
troublesome corn or callus stops hurt
ing, then shortly you lift it out, root and
all, without any pain, sorenuss of irri
tation These little bottles of Freezone
contain just enough to rid the feet of
every hard eorn, aoft corn, between the
tots and the calluses on bottom of feet,
So easy ! So simple. Why waitt No hum
Privates
Alfred O Anderson, Gray S D
Carroll Attaway, Conio. Tex
Henry V Bailey, Connellsville Pa
Dolce L Belgredo, Portland Nl).
Bert Budd, Justus 0
pannes J Costello, Pittsburg
Alfred Dohna, New Haven Conn
Chas A Dowd Jr, Eochester HI
George E Flora, Knox City Mo
James S Gagas, Marlboro Mass
Walter J Gruer, Kansas City Mo
Chas L Jacquin, Detroit Mich
Carl Johnson, Sweden
Carl W H Loll, Eochester HI ':
Eobert Maclnnis, Brookline Mass V
Aubrey M Meservey, Lincoluville Me
Lester 'Milton, Prattville Ala
Andrea Murino, New York
Frank A Ottati, Amsterdam N Y
Walter Perkins, Cory Pa
Elisha Bocklin, Palatine Bidge N Y
Perry C Sogers, Blair Okla
Bobert H Bonk, Oakland 1
John Eunkelo, Benton 111
Charles W Shelton, Thornton Tex
Egbert P Snow, Lebanon N H.
Jos Straka, Chicago
Thog Vaughn, Madison N O
John Wallen, Finland H - ' '.
Missing In, Aetion ,
i,, -. Lieutenants r ...
Wm G Brooker, Tampa Fla
John MacArthur, Buffalo -N Y -..
Jos F Weinhcr,-Evorett Mass
- - Sergeants
Geo B Huestis, Wakefield Mass
Joseph S McAdoo, Boynoldsvilkj Pa
Coipoiala f
Lorenzo 8 Spoors, -Levering Mich
Jacie A Swafford, Mojo Tex
Privates
Theros Catranis, Pottsvillo Pa
Wm Crotty, Marion 0 r
Chas A Dixon, Ralston Wash '
Dewey DuHon, Bruce La -Merritt
B ' Durham, Blue Mtn Miss
Jas F Ellis, Hackloburg Ala
Theopoli Fanguy, Dulac Ala
Milton C Fisher, Prattville Ala
Boy Hanover, English Ind ,
Oscar E Hoigeson, Elva Wis
Myrl B Hopiagarner, White Pigeon
Wig
Jesse Hurley, Kinge mont
Peter Laurusa, Johnstown Pa -
Carl C LocHc, Alva Okla
Albert G Litchfield, Medina N Y ,
Geo Loeffler Jr, Brooklyn
Charles F Ludon, St Louis Mo
SUvie J Lusardi, Sail Luis Obispo
LaJ
Joseph Lyhonna, Philadellia
Geo E McClintock, Kellcttsville Pa
Alva McFarland, Ck-o Springs Okla
Nathan J Miers, De Bidder La
Jas Morris, PatchoRuo NY
Eugeuo O 'Boyle, Cleveland 0
.Frank M Petro, ioungstown 0
Clair Eichwine, Gardners Pa
Frederick F Eoeding, Brooklyn
Kenneth Sachnson, Erie Pa
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WHERE AMERICAN FLYERS LEARN TO MAKE OBSERVATIONS Here is the
interior of a Camera Obscura used in bombing planes. The man seated within i as stu
dent at an American bombing school.
Jno F Spasel, Erie Pa
I Paul Spaxt. Gry Ind
Stanislaw Stantiiy,- Ejie Pa
John Stasaewski, Fayshlc NY
Frank I'tkowitt, New York . ;
John L Wetters, Bay City Slivh'
.' Harry ir Wilson,- Philadelphia
Died of Disease
. Maj Claieuca Fahastock, New York
Sgt Charles A Emerson, Douglas Aril
- . Corporal . . . . v . -
Edward Costello, Lawrence Mass
: Francis- Ha-wthorne, Newport Ark
Meeh Charles W Stoops,' Midvale Pa
Wagoner Albert H Gavigan, Canton
Mass
Oooks
Lloyd F Emerson, Lebanon N H
Willie F Sharp, Blythewood S C.
PrtTiiea . .
Walter Alt man, Bussia
Earl C Beames, Bellville Kan
Wn E Bennett, Pittsburg .
Henry C F Beyer, Chicago
Win Jj Curtis, Clearwater Fla
Norman E Daniel, Manor Ga
Bernard Dittman, St Paul Mina
Ad4ie Dufficld, CWoe W Va
Allen Duke, Abbeville Miss
Boy O Durham, Burning Neb .
Eichard J Gray, Teconis Cons
Lawyer Green, -Bateeville Miss
Charlie E Greer, Broughton 111
Wm A Haffner, Biisyrug O
Clyde O Hemphill, Blue Lake Cal
Baxter Hicks, Blossom Tex
Boy Hill, Licking Mo
Henry Holdtdorp, Sawyer Wi
John H HomWette, Appleton Wis
Leo A Hopkins, Sorauton Pa r
Chas B Hotard, Montegut La
Bobt L James, EUuont Va
Sam Kennedy, Cambria Mo
Jos B Kunzman, Albion Neb
Max Lax, Chicago . j .
George Lewis, Pleasant Pa
Eniil Leiu, .Hickstou Wis " .
Wm Mead, Marysville Mich
Fred W A Miller, lvoryton Conn
Bcubcn A Miller Cody Wyo
Chas A Moran, New York
is&muel I Murray, Wbitinsville Mass
George Norris, Winfrey Ark
Joseph A Pace, Fullerton La ' .
John Parker, Glcnburnie Md
Jas C Pritchardj New York
Byran B Keis, Philadelphia ,( ,
Claude DSiniSj Brinkley Ark
Jesse I Smart Oldfield La
Chas B Smith, New York
Willie Smith, Cottouplaut Miss
Carlo Tangrcdi, Syracuse N Y
J J Williams, Chesapeake City Md-
Chas Wilson, "Washington
Otto -H Zager, KaJoua la
Prisoners ,
Lt Edw W Gray, Eichmoud Ky
- Privates, ,'..
Chas W Adcock, Browaville Fla
Artrur E Boyer, Philadelphia
' John L Burr, Washington Pa,
Jefferson N Craig, Newcastle Pa
Nicol Dinorcia, Nowark N J
Myron E, Dixon, Btooklyn
' Benj Fonney, Ossining N Y
Wm P Griffith, Shinnston W Va
Karl Hoffman, New Haven Conn
Irving E lines, West Haven Conn
Eouald McBae, Farmingtou N M
Elmer Motris, Jroy Kn , t .r , .
Ales Nowojsky, Ne.wjirk NJ ' '
Homer Boevcs, Lanad Miss. '
Joa.Bogers Jr, -Scranton Pa
Ef can,.Bala-ar, Espajjoja
Alfred Slater, Norway ',
' ;Stanloy Wisneflky, 2di Carmel P
As Young As Your ; Kidneys
The secret of youth' is ELIMINA
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This, done, you an live to be a hundred
and. enjoy the good things pf life with
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tho springtime of youth.(Keep the body
in. good condition, that's the secret.
-Watch the kidneys. Xh kidney end,
digeativo organs are the main causes.
The kidneys filter and purify the blood
All tuo fclofld passos tnrougu your Kia
neyg once every three, minutes. They
strain or filter out the impurities. That
is their work. Keep them clean and in
proper working condition and you have
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and vigorous. Nerves and muscles will
be elastic and your face will radiate
youth aiid health. GOLD MEDAL Haar
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They ore not a patent medicine, but
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413-411 Bank of Commerce building.
John Suchuck, E Port Chester Conn
Ernest B Swcaringeji; Eosevillb Kan
Chas C Tatum, Talking Bock Ga .
Wm Thomas, Wyoming Del ;
Emanuel Truman, Artas S D'
, Sam A Weant, Pulton Mo ! . '.
Luther Whitfield, Veto Ala ' - :.'
Earl Wilkinson, Bridgeport VI
J. B Williams, Franfort 111
John Wright, Jonesburg Mo ' ';
Jack Kelly, Cortes Colo - '
Died from Wounds
Lt Harvey C BingerPaola Kan
Sergeants
Ambrose C Karcher, West Etna Vm
Vernon C Parr, Norfolk Va
Fred Worthcy. Jersey ville 111
Cbrporala
Dan B Racobs, Smithland Ia
Peter Bohledor, Nnionport NY
Hugo C Weden, Whitehouso fita N J
Privates
Henry Bodgajowics, Madison Wis
' Jos A.' Castmore,-Englewood N J
Bufus E Coleman, Cairo G
Lawrence Delaney, Philadelphia
William Demarest, Waldwick N J
Horace K Duffy, Eockland Me.
Alva O Dyson, Marble City Okla
James Farr, Burlington Vt
Clarence L Hinklo, Chambersburg Pa
Jesse Ivy, Bolatusha Mis
Olaf M Johnson, Maynard Minn
Louis Karpatva, Philadelphia
Baymond L Lamm,Newcastle Pa .
Clarence "W! Low, Low N Y
J McGrath, Chicago ,
Jesse Herbort Marston, Offingham
W B Melton. Cnrolen N 0
Henry B Meyer, Jamaica N Y
Leo E Montagne, Jefferson S D
Leroy C Nodderaon, De Moines la
Ole Ormstad, Emmons Minn ,
i Henry C Pauley, Cerro Gordo Ark
Michael I Peters, East' Peru La
Earl F Phillips, Btct Mo '
Walter E Eaber, Powhattan Kan
Clifford A Sheppard, Mt Pleasant Pa
Jesse B Todd, Winston Ind '
S,ecol B Warsawslty, Chicago ,
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RAILROAD TEIE TABLE
; (Eff eetive Octobor 3, 19i8.)
gOUTHEEN PAOITIO,
Ma! Wa A :
Northbound- ...
No. 16 Oregon Express 6:G .
No. 64 Orefjpnian :......"...........S:05 a. m.
No. 28 Willamotte" Limited -9:15 a, m.
No.8 Portland Passeu(er .1:20 p. m
No? 24 Coos Bay Limited -..4:00 p. m
No. 14 Portland Express . 7;C5 p. m
Sonthbound
No. 53 Oregonian .S:20 a. m.
No. 23 Coos Bay Limited 9:42 a. m
No. 15 California Express 10:68 a. m.
No. 17 Eoseburg Passenger ....9:33 p. m.
No. 27 Willametted I4mited....5:64 p. m.
No. 13 'Frisco Express .4:18 p. m.
SALEM GEEB LINE.
No. 73 Arrive at Salem 9:10 a, m
No, 74 Leave Salem .....3:10 p. m.
SALEM, FALLS CITY & WESTERN.
161 Leaves Salem,, motor 7:00 a.m.
163 Leaves Salem, motor ....9:28 a.m.
163 Leaves Salem, motor ... 1:65 p.m.
(Through ear to Monmouth and Arlie.)
171 Leaves Salem ... 6:15 p.m
162 Arrives at Salem . 8:23 a.m.
164 Arriv at Salem 11:00 a. m.
168 Arivws at Salem 8:20 p.m.
172 Arrives at Salom 7:40 p.m.
OREGON ELECTEI0.
Southbound,
Train Leave Arrive Arrive
No. - Portland Salem fc'ugeue
5 Ltd 8:15am 10:15 am 12:30 pm
7 10:40 am 12:50 pm Salom only
9 2:05 pm 4.12 pm 6:85 pm
13 Ltd 4:45 pin 6.40 pm 8:50 pm
17 8:05 pm 8:07 pm Salem only
19 .9:20 pm 11:20 pm Salem only
No. 63 school train from Woociburn, ar
rive 8:35 a. in. except Saturday and
Sunday. '
(North Bank Station (leaving Jefforson
Street 15 and 20 niinutee later,)
Northbound -
Train, Leave Arrlvo Arrive
No. : Eugene Salem Portland
6 , 7:15 am 9:20 am
No. 04 to Woodburn 8:53 a. m. except
Saturday and Sunday. , ,
10 Ltd.. ..7:25 am 9:43 am 11:30 am
12 . ,,.. 13:15 pm 2:23 pm
16 Ltd...... 1;4J pm 4:00 pm 5:50 pm
20 M 5:30 pm 7:40 pm
82 5:25 pm 7:55 pm 10:00 pm
(North Bank Station (Arrive Jefferson
. : street 15 minutes earlier.
COBVALLIS CONNECTIONS.
Leave Corvajlis Arrive Salem
8:20 am .-...Northbound ,..9:43 am
.2:41 pm Northbound.,..4:00 pm
6:18 am Northbound 7:55 pm
Leave Salem Arrive Corvalllg
10:15 am-.. Southbouad.....,41:37 am
4:12 pm Southbound 5:40 pm
6:40 pm.....'..8outhbound.,....B:00 pm
Tho Knights of Columbus of New
York have nut 2,000 to Madame Foch,
wift of the marbal, for the fuad for
widows aud orphans of French soldiers.
ON SHORT NOTICE
WOOD SAW.
FOB A WOOD SAW Phone 1090-B
. 1253 N. Summer St. Our prices are
right. W. M. Ztnder, proprietor.
GENERAL REPAIRING
THE FIXIT SHOP Let is repair nA
Sharpen your lawn mowers. 61 Cowt
Phone 1023. - tl
STOVE REPAmiNG
STOVES REBUILT AND BEPAIBEB
60 .years experience, .Depot, NatioMl
and American fence.
Keoi 26 to 58 in high
Paints, oil and varnish, ete :
Loganberry and hop hooks.
Salem Fence and Stove Works.
850 Court street Phone 124.
LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHT3 OF PYTHIAS MEET AT
MoCornack hall on every Tuesday
at 8. P. Andresen, C. C. P. J. Kuntn
K. B. a
M.ODEBN WOODMEN OF AMEBIC A.
Oregon Cedar Camp'No. 5246 meet
every 3rd and 4th Thur. eve, 8 o'clocN
in Derby building, corner Court and
High streets. B. F. Day, V. C.j F. A.
Turner, clerk.
SALEM HUMANE SOCIETY D. D
Keoler, president; Mrs. Lou Tillson,
secretary. All eases of cruelty or ne
gleet of dumb animals should be re
ported to the sec ret ay for investiga
tion. .-.,
ROYAL NEIGHBOES OF AMEBICA
"Oregon Grape Camp" No. 1360.
meets every Thursday evening im
Derby building, Court and High St
, Mrs, Pearl Coursey, 214 Court St.
oracle; Mrs. Melissa Persons, record
er 1415 N. 4th St. Phone 1436M.
UNITED ARTISANS Capita! Assent
bly No. 84 meets first Thursday at
each month, at S p. m- ia L O. O. T.
Hall. Norma L. Tersrilliger, M. A.
C. A. Vibbert, secretary, 84Q Owen
etreet. -
Croamery butter - 68f
Pork, Veal and Mutton
Pork, on foot
.... 16Vi4
Veal, fancy
181
Htoors
7(S)9
Cows ................................
Spring lambs
T-ambs, yearlings .
40e
.. He
..4(5)6
' , jtiggs ami rouiiry
Eggs, cash .:......... 53a
Hens, live .....;.......,,...: - 20228
Old roosters . , 15a
Springs .......... 2131
Vegetable
Sweet potatoes
....;..... 4.5
.!S.5
Potatoes
Onions, local .
Cabbage ..........
2.2
.. 3
1.7S
Carrots
Tomatoes
Turnips;
2
Beets
Cucumbers ....
a
Grapes
Muskmelon ....
$1.79
. . 1.7i
Green peppers W
Casabas -.; 8
Parsuips1 .............., 3t
Egg plant ........... 8e
Cranberries, box ...,,............. 4.1sS
, rnut ..
Oranges ., $t
Lemons, box ................. .,...,..:.. $H9
Bananas .. . "VA
Black figs, 25 25 lbs.
Figs, 4 oz packages S
Figs, 6 oz, packages - I W
Figs, 8 oa. packages ...,.,.,......., 3.5
Figs, 10 lb. fancy W-8
Figs, 10 lb. ex. fancy . . 2.5lf
BetoU Prices
Creamery butter ...J-
Flour, hard wheat
Country butter ...-r
73
J3 25
6He
COe
Eggs dozen
For sugar -permits go to C. M. Lok-
wood, food administrator, 214.Nort
Commercial street.
No limit on purchases of flour.
Portland, Or., Sept, 25. Butter, eX
creamery liOo
Eggs, selected local ex. 5356o
Bens 25(3)27e . "
Broilers 2730
Csese I7(ffi18e
- Cheese triplets 3536
DAILY LIVE BTOOK MARKET
Cattle '
Portland, Or., Oct, 22. Butter, city;
creamery 6C)c
Beeeipts 324
Tone of market steady, unchanged
Prime steers $1213
Choice to good steers $11(3)12
Medium to good steers $!).75U '
Fair to medium steers $S.239.23
Oonunon to fair steer $C(u8
Choice cows and heifers $8(ffi9
Medium to good cows and heifers
(ii 7.25
" Fair to medium cows and hoifers
0.
Canncrs $3(o)4 " ' ;
Bulla $5(cf7 . f
Calves Wam " ' ' ' . . '
Stockers and feeders $08
. Hogs
; Receipts 191
Tone of market steady, unchanged
changed ,
Prime mixed $17.75(317.85 '
Medium mixed 17.35(fjn.60
Bough heavies $15.7515.83
Pig, $14.5(Kffil5.50 . '
Bulk $17.50 17.73
' Sheep ; .
' Eeeeipts 54
Toao of market steady, unchanged
Prime lambs $1214
Fair to- medium lambs $91I
Yearlings 10(rll . .
Wethers 'X?il0 . - ;
Ewes $6.50(9