Raising the Family
loll of tfflttorj
' 'From Qt;er There9
General Pershing's Official Report i
The following casualties wo report
ed by the commanding general of the
American expeditionary forces:
Killed in action L. 36
Died of wounds 16
lHcd of accident and other causes-.. 1
Died of Disease , . 24
Wounded severely ........-.... 60
Wounded, dogrce undetermined ...... 116
Wounded slightly .- 53
Missing in action 21
Prisoners 2
Total : 329
. Among the casualties mentioned W
. day, are aha following from Oregon:
- Hobart M Bird, Portland, . slightly
wounded
Martin L Kimmel, Portland, slight
ly wounded
Oliver T Hall, Portland, Wounded,
degree undetermined , '
rranij W Groves, Lebanon, wounded
severely
Roy R Whiteaker, Independence,
.wounded severely
McDonald 0 McCullough, Portland,
killed In action
Killed in Action .
Lieutenants
Stead A Edgar, Newark N J '
Elmus Coleman, Mesa Colo
Sgt John A Perlie, New Orleans
Corporals '
' Henry C Cunningham, Hazen Ky'
, Herbprt W Eiphner, jwinsburg, ,Q ,
' W.m A Snuer, Kansas city Mo
Bugler Carl D Schmolze, Philadelphia
Privates
Ernest E Berry, . Lindcta Tex
Budolph Colbert, Neoga 111
Walter Dollar, Paragould Ark
Stephen Klyknnas, Worcester Mays
Joseph, A Masevich, Manchester i Jtl
Jolt J Oak, Lyons la
" Kuben I Peck, Belle Fourehe S D '
Bam C Poole, Downing Mo '
Matson O Earnw, Olivet SD
John R Oskowski, Chieago
Gustav A SoUobi, llola Mian
Everett Willis, Oraydon W Va
Wm E Berg, Dulnth Minm
Thomas it Bugler, 'Peabuly Mass
iCharles CftTlson, : Edgewate-r- N J '
Harry J Connelly, Port Chester N Y
William G Crosby, Cleveland Miss
Joseph DavidawLtz, New York
Koceo Frezzli, Buffalo N Y
John Halverson, Caltnas la v
ISatriesf Mantas, EllwQOd City Pa
John Marco, Italy
9)avid W Midler, Clare Mie-h
Herman E Phillips, Carrolton 111
" Karl Ralph, Guideroek Neb .;
Adam Spyrczak, Detroit Mich
, , Died of Wounds
... Sgt Henry Fields, Jacksonville Fla
Corp Wm P Monalian, Canton Mass
Privates .
John, Banegar, Genoa Wis , t ,
Oscar L Cast, Brooklyn Md
Joe B Collins, Shirley Ark
Omar C Hodon, Indian Arbor Ind
Oldrreh Kroma, Omaha Neb
John B Marco, Tre'hton Place N Y
David C Morgan, Lawrence Mass .
Clarence I Sutton, Windsor 111
Jess L Coterni, Pauls Valley Okla -
Howard T Houseman, Lindonvitlc NY
Frank H Weaver, Henry 111
Edmund A Jonnson, Fresno Cal
' JMed from Accidsnt and Other Causes
- Corp A C Pinet, Linn Mo
Died of Disease
Lt Joseph H Ecduer, Sam, Fsancieo
Corp Harry H Banks, Forest Miss
Privates
John T Burns, Wakefield Mass
George Eagleaon, Spencer Mass
John Oabrielli, Sacramento Cal
,' -William M Gerland, Danville Tex
Eluier A H Giertz, ChetoSSc Hi
James R1 Graeff, Lancaster Pa
Blierwood L. Johnson, Alderson Pa
Hector Leger, Salem Mass
Albert D Sayrc, Akron O
- Heinry C Twomblcv, Pasailcna Cal
Eoy S Walker, Ovid Mich
Frederick M - Wilcox, Framingham
r MSss
Frank M Wilev, Lowell Ark
Oliver Winfield, Poleta Cal
Samuel Ankrum, Forest City Ark
William C Blake, Galveston Tex ;
Jeffrey Brooks. Portsmouth Va
. Carl B Chamberlain, Philadelphia
James T Cosgrove, Pittsburg
Tom Figgarrotto, Cincinnati O
Howard Price, , Torre Haute Ind .,
Jess E Wingate, Lincoln ton. X:C
, Wounded Severely
j Lieutenants
Alfred J Bartram, England
Earlsaon L Hargett, Frederick Md
Milton 8 Bosenfield, St Joseph Mo
1 Robert F Wilbur, Omaha Neb
James B Wharton, Philadelphia
Sergeants
John Tollman, New York
"Pert Bowel, Madison 8 1)
Horace Kines, Center Ala
Corporals
John i'erlick, Old Forge Pa
Frederick H Forman, Brooklyn
THE
Elmer O Steveoius, Springs Pa
Frank W Carroll, Lisbon N D
Huber S Reynolds, Seattle Wash ',
Herman Wilbur, Whitman Mass
Privates
Peter Rnrelli, Rocheeaer NY'
Harry O Heason, Percy 111 ' 1
Stanley Kotuniaka, Philadelphia
Steven Krakos, Hamtramck Mich
Joseph C Kukawiuski,. Toledo O
Luther R Lindsey, Overton Tex
Manuel Manzanares, Wagoobound N
M
Nicholas Antonune, New York
Ivan E Bickncll, Augusta Me
Rcymond J Brooke, Ardmore Pa
Charles E Brownsonl Montevideo
Miun ' . ..
Georgoi Cliogan, Greece
Charles Cooper, Campbell Mo
William Cornelia, Pittsburg
, Francisco Dipietro, Ardmore Pa ,
Philip Goldberg, St Louis Mo
1 Fcador Harbaeho, Duqueane Pa
Sprager M Harrell, Baltimore
Fred W Ka'tab'rg, Hastings Neb .
Patrick A Lenihan, Ireland
: Wm S 'Lewis, Oneata Ala
John Lodowski, Hamtranjrck Mich
Jearle Lewery, Lancaster Mo
Don O Morris, Cccilville 0
John Mott, Moscow Pa .
Park G Nissley, Harrisburg Pa '"
Leonard O Prock, Parson Ky
Cla-ience W Salzman, Melvin la
Rado Scott, Eugene Mo
Charles M Shell, Texas City Tex .
Cap Walker, Byrdstown T""U . . ,
. Thomas Ward, Boxtury Mass
Ivy Weaver, Amory Miss
:; George D White, Guthrie Ky
Leo H Wilder, Eros La
, Elmer Merri'tt, Clinton Ind
Clinton M Mosser, Perro- O
. Clyde Neal, Oklahoma City Okla
X L Nicholson, Union Miss
Henry 'D Priester, Sanson Ala
John N Schall, Chaonia Mo
Western B Tin-eley, Taylorsville Ga
Edward Y Vaioce, Delavan Wis
,Maeaten L Yandell,, Stuart Okla .
Killed in action ...... ... .. 5!
Died o-f woundg .....w....- 8
Died from accident and other causes i
Pied of disease : 21
Wounded severely . ' 135 '
Wcunded, degree undetermined ...... 57 ,
Wounded slightly. , - 86 (.
Missing in artiun '. . 41 1
Prisoners 2
Total 1...... 371 '
Wounded in Action ' I
Capt Meade Frierson Jr, Nashvilio
Tenn
Lieutenants
Henry W Gundlaeh, New York.
Paul K O'Donnell, Wilmington Del
Sgt Wilbur R Chapman, Mesa Ark
Corporals
Glen E Babcr, Kalkaska Mich
Richard D Eastman. Lawrenco Mich
Ross R Ells, AUoiucz Mich
John L Fisher, Lameaster Tenn
Max Fliegelman, New York
Wm F Gietzen, Warren Mich .
Cecil M Hendricks, Duke Okla
Frank L Pitterle, Watortown Wis
Wm D Tidwell, Titus Ala '
; Jacob H Wolf, St Louis Mo
; Cook John H Bradley, Barnes N Y
Privates
! Boss H Alley, Leesville Tex ;
Wm E Anderson, Canton O
Reinhart W (Books, Massillon O
Hchry D Bradbury, Keane N H
Michael A Brice, Cleveland O
Fred A Burkland, Barronnott Wis
Budd W Clark, Mesosta Mich
Louis M Crast, Emigrant Mont
Henry Davis, Manistique Mich .
Adolph Desiel, (St Paul Minn
Charlie. Fauace, Plainwell Mich .
Stanley O Fos, Badentown Fla
Geo Grimes, Hau ' Ftanciaoe
Curtis G Gurdner, Johnson City Ten
Frairk Hart, Chicago
' Clarence Hawkins, Huntinburg Ind
Arthur L Johnson, Bowland Conn
Henry H Jones, Brownsville Tex
Alex Kaufman, Milwaukee Wu ,
Harry L Kelp, Tromont Pa
Samuel W Keller Jr, Hurley Ar3s
Chas D McCaUon, Pardy Mo
Cecil Mole, Coruana Mich
Wm L Murrin, Greenville Pa'
Clement J Oss, Michigan City Ind
Fred D Bamm, ViTgil 111
" Carl Raymond, Cadmus Mich ' .
Edw V Reisz Jr, New York
Leo S 81iwinBki, Detroit Mich
Jas C Souter, ikmthbood Wash
Levi S Tenny Jr, .ew York
Travis ft War, Uimtinton- Park Cal
' John P H Williamson, Marble Falls
1 Tex -
Richard.. P Woodward, . Westchester
- Died from Wounds
Lt Col James A Shannon, Chevy chase
Md.
Corporal
John J Butler, Superior Wis
, Alvin Schroedcr, Bellevuo la
DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON
Shot and shel" are not the only things that go with warf
Emil Wkhser, Monticollo Wis
Lee Woods, Belfast NY
Wm Zindars, W Depere'WTis
Mech Bernard Daly, Sault Ste Ma
rie Mich .
Privates
Hobart G Beach, N6w Albany Ind
James Brennan, Blackville 8 C
Jos Clougherty, New York
Francis W Coffee, Arlington Mass
John D Collins, Ccrin Ala
Reuben Fowler, San Diego. Cal
Wm T Hill, Oswego NY
George A Johnson, Kenvance 111
Otto E Kintze, Reedley Cal
Theodore H Kruse, Reedsfourg Wis
Wilson Newton, Lcigh'ton Ky
Cumbee Pace, Saluda N C
Jayhew Patton, Naomi Ky
Okey Ehoiles, Pasce W Va
Bertel Smith, West. Haven Conn j
Sam M Terman, Chicago
Kenneth S Wells, Orfordvillc Wis .
Died from Accident and Other Causes
Lt Davi J Andrews Dayton 0
Sgt Jas T Abbott, Horrin 111
Pvt Earl L Yackee, Stryker 0
' Died Of Diseaan.
Caps bit Ronald Simmons, Providence
R. I.
Sge Harold L Taylor, Abbingtpn Mass
ton, Mass.
Corporal Henrf - Davis. Humburg,
Mass.
Privates Anderson Ador, Tyrell, N. C.
Emil Baba, Chicago, 111. '
Chis. R. Caststeel, Buford, Ark.
Doctor D Wood, Whitmill, Va.
Frank W. Donbier, Odcll, 111.
Wm. M. Falkner, Butler County Pa.
Virgil T, Farrar, Clyde, Texas.
Frank Fonfara, Brooklyn, if.Y,
Wm. L. Henry, Colquitt, Ga.
Henry Holt, Bought, Tenn.
Nuell Hunter Pluatuu . Hill, La.
Lemuel W. Jonas, Columbia, Mo.
Chas. Kidder, Elizabeth, W. Va,
Patrick Daniel Litton, Potosi, Mo.
' Frank P McCourt, Patterson, N. J.
Raymond A. Poo, Corder, Mo.
Sturt H.-Prescott, Cleveland, O.
Frank Gustave Thomas, Bakersfield,
Cal. . :
Wounded Severely In Action.
Major Herman BeuKema, Washing
ton, D. C.
Captain Frederic W. Black, Hunting
ton, Pa.
Lieutenants Bayard Brown, Genoa, Til
Wm. T. Fesselmeyer, New York
Clarence W. Howard, Lynn, Mass
Frank M. Mitchell, Syracuse, N. Y. ,
David Harold Maori, Chicago.
Russell M. 'Rose, Dallas, Tex
, Luis P. Boht, Chicago. . "V
James M. Syniingont, New York,
jjergcants Wm. Carmen, Astoria, N.
Y. .
Luther Chambliss, Jackson Gap, Ala.
Frank Glomski, Fau Claire, Wis. .
Dennis McCarthy, New York.
Wm. T- McHalley, New York.
Robt. R. Eeluu, Kansas City, Mo
Edward Julius Weinberg Saginaw,
Mich. .
Corporals Eoscoe Agrlcy, Iuisville,
Ambrose BarnharK Ludington, Micr
Early G. Benfield, West Plains, Mo.
.Gerard A. Buckley, New York. .
Sanford Cain, Westminster, 8. C. .
' Jorn Demic, Brooklyn, N, Y.
Thomas Chas. Doylo, Madison, Wis.
Edw. Guenther, Parker, S.' D. '
Herman Jewell, Sullivan,, Ind. '
Jesse Keyes, Checotah, Okla.
Fronk Richard Klett, Flint, Mich.
Edward Winferd Krugcr,
Detroit,
Mien
o -i, '
, Spencarvi le Ohio.
on, Kahspel, Mont.
Chas: E. Mitchell,
George R. Robinson
Jy D. Smith, Redoak, Iowa.
R. Thomas, Kinde, Mich.
Wagoner Ervin W. Volkman, Necnah,
Privates Arthur Ackcrt;. Merrill,;
Wis.
Archie L. Adidson, Amite, La.
August A Altheido, Orange, Cal.
Everett Annis, Fraucisco, Ind.
Alfred Ontoya, Dctroi.t Mich.
Huster Armstrong, Shcridp.n, Ky
John J. Baumann, New Orleans, La.
Sam BotwiuiR, New Y'ork.
Frank X. Boudrean, Lyn, Mass.
Ludvik Bretvik, Lacramer, Wash.
Osbom Brown, Blaekwell, Ark.
Roy J. Brownell, Muskegon, Mich.
Lavern F. Burchficld, .Charlotte,
Mich. -
Alexander Burris, East St, Louis,
John Milton Cannon, Stamford, Tex
David Chapman, Canyon Falls, Ky.
Mahlon Collins, "West Point. Cal. .
Joseph Cook, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Roy L. Devoe, BlanchardviUe, Wis.
Elwood. C lhettench, Mount Bethel
Pa. . '
Nicholas Dileanis, Brownsville, Pa.
, Joseph A. Donovitch, Chicago.
Ralph Edward f Dusseau, Midland,
Mich.
Arbes D. Fields. Ham Uto a. Ohw?.-,
Frank V. Frame, Dayton, Mont.
; George B. Gsay, Akron, Ohio.
Chester- Getcbius, . Oshkosh, Wis.
Tullis Glisson, Mize, Miss. - ,
Jesse T. Grimshawj Macon, Mo.
Vomer Hanes-, Kalamazoo Mich.
Thos. Harrison, Anderson, Ind
Geo. Hatchoock, Bowie, Texas."
Frank S, Herring. 8U Louis, Mo."
Boy Hiser, Port Kennedy, Pa. .
Glens Hoard, New Auburn. Wis.
Anthony Iloinoski, tx'ranton, Pa.
Jos. Q, HoiesVi, Kinde, Mich. ' i,'
Clarence- B Horning, Paris, 111. .-.
Henry' H. Hughes, North, Yakima
Wash. .
Prudent Jalbert, South Lawrence
Mass. . 1 ' " - - :
J une C. Johnson, Ramseur, N (.'.
Afunas Kendis, Stamford, Cona.
David Edward Kennedy, McadviUe,
Pa. .
Patrick Kennedy, Brooklyn, N. 1,
Kugene Key, pklahoma, Ark., J
Ernest Knox, Ladoira, Ind.
Philip' Korcnbleth, New York.
Millard W. Lcshcr, Middletown,
Pa.
Neil Long, Souht Bjnd, Ind.
Chas h. Lookabough, Rouservillc, Pa.
John Loucks, Carson City, Mich.
Russell W. MeBcarty,. Detroit, Mich.
Claronce R McGrady, Pierce, S. D
Chas. J. McCullogh, Spokane, Wash.
Felix . Bernard McMahon, Norwich,
Conn.
Edward Walter Michalowski, Buffalo
N. Y. . - . 1
Raymond Michol, New Y'ork. :
Okie W Murphy, Whittier, Cal,
Thos. f. il use Ink, K ussia, -Alfred
Neuonschwauder, "
Evaeelos Nicholas. Greece
JPcllsotn,
John Wm O'Connor, Cloverdale. Ind.
John Obara, Edward, N. Y. - '
Raymond Adjlison,. Pollard, Isabella,
Okla - ".'7 - . ... . . . .. ,r '
Michael Rice," Chicago, ''
' Albert T. Russell, St- Joseph, Mo.
Wm. Frederic. SeUer, Detroit, Mich,
. Bcnj. R. Seldom, Wilkes Barrc, Pa.
Andrew H. chmeMser, Wahpctou, N.
D. ,..c '
Jessie L.SfihooleV, Hastinas. Okla.
Andrew O. .Schultz, Milwaukee, Wis.
Chaa. A. Shields,: Brooklyn, N -Y..
Win. M. Shirley, Sylucauga, Ala.
Edward Skidmoro, Homer, Nob.
Chris. J. Smiht, Woolland, Cal.
James Smith, Englowood, N. J. (
Lewis A., Smjthers, yashington,,T).
c. ,; . A ... jit! .-f ; :;,
Luppi Smook, Ellsworth, Minn.
Rudolph Sniaek, rmana, Neb.
Louis E, "Sourenski, Blankeley, Pa. l(
Rubin" Spector, New Haven; Conn
JoBn W. Stauffer, Grcensburg. Pa!
Wm. G. Setgmuoyor, Milwaukee, Wis
George Suchan, Chicago
Patrick JoseDh Sullivan. Ireland.
Sydney Edward Taylor, Harrisburg,
Pa. :; '''
Rodnald F, Thomas, Pittsburg, Mo.
Leonapd Vander Honing, Grand Rap
ids, Mica. .".va,;.
Thos. T. Varcoe,-Brooklyn, K. Y.
Jas. Viapiana, W. Chester, N. Y.
Stanley A- Walezak, Detroit, Mich. ..
John A. Waszkowski, Cleveland, 0.
Wm. Watkins, Lawnsidoi N. J. '
Max WhTfestonflj Gardner, Mass.
Emil Wilke, Wat 9i,buty,; . Conn, , r t...
Richard Williams, Goiedalo, Pa.
Daniel Franqjs Woods, Pawtucket, R.
Waina E. Wuckka, Gardner! Mass.
Trading Was Brisk In
All Lines Of Livestock
North Portland, Or., Oct. 24 Receipts-
of eattlo at Nej'tk Portland is
very moderate today ; only ?i50 head
ccraiug forward over Right, . yesterday
1050 er. in the yards. All grades of
eattlo were represented on thj mar-
kot yesterday and got their ruiiest
! competition, trading was brisk and pri-
im BionHv ttirnncrliAlifc fhn lln.. the
1 e ecBa5t:on exist i-l.y tit Jol'ow-
ing quotations: , Prune
d lo elloU,e
, 2.,)0. ' m dium t o.
Prime steers $12.00
e steers $11.00
good steers $9.75ri!
1 11 .00; fair to medium steers $8.25(&,9.25
I In. fair .tun (1 riftfilK nn-
i t.,. ia nnoon-
25. f8it0 mediam eow, ,nd hcif-
ers $5.006.00; .canners. 3.uu(ai.uu;
bulls $5.0Wffi7.50; calves' $9-0012.00;
stoekcrs and feeders $6.008.00.
200 hags wero counted into the hog
allevs over night whjle the market
holds to a $17.50 top, there is an nn
riertono of weakness with the bulk of
sales around $17.2fi to $17.35. The re
ceipts yesterday totaled' around 2000
head. Quotations follow: Prime mixed
$17.25j17JO; medium mixed $17 OOfti)
17.25; rough heavies $15.25 15.50',
pigs, $14.50C(wl5Ji; - bulk 1735
17.50. '
With a nominal run of 100 sheep and
lambs over night the market is gener
ally steady; receipts yesterday total
ed 1800 head, Quotations are: Prime
lambs, $11.5012.50; fair, to medium
lambs $8.0O(art0.00; yearlings $10.00(fi
11.00; wethers $9 00(010.00; ewes $6.00
,ta9.00.
A Leadsr-Reulb m
our Want Acb-Tky load
Ozevvay b Better paste
better WorKew
Jcsrna! Wast Ads Pa?
Thursday, October 24, 1918.
i CAPITAL JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1
i : QUICK REFERENCE TO HPS THAT GIVE SERVICE ON SHORT NOTICE
i WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEET WE RECORD CUR ADVERTISERS
EVESYTHXNO
tolm Eleotrie Co, llascaie Temple,
OSTEOPATH
OSS. B. E. WHITE AND R. W. WAL
, TON Osteopathia physicians and
; nerve specialists Graduates .of Am
erican school ol Ostoopathy. Kirk
ville. Mo. Post araduate and epee-
talized in nervous dUasea at Los
Angeles" College. Offies 505-508 frat;
' Bank Bldg. Phona 85rf, Residonee,
4.162Q Court. Phone 2318. Dr. White
: Res. Phone 409. r
i
DENTIST
OR. F. L. UTTER, DEIT li.I, BOOMS
413-414 Bank of Commerce building.
REAL ESTATE
WANT at once, $3000 loan on first
clasg security. Strictly modern bun
galow,, close in, $2500. .Modern bun
galow, 6 room, finest view in the
valley, $27u0, wU eash balance easy
terms. 610 acres, lays well, has $10
. 000 worth oi saw timber, close to mill
win taKo some traue. iw, ou cicarea,
balance pasture, i 300 acres pasture
joining that can be. leased very reas
onable, fair improvements, 25 acres
can ber irrigated, running water,
price $4500 on easy terms. This place
is close to good road and railroad
town. 85 acres,-M cultivated, good
improvements, 1 milo from town, on
ly $75 per acre, easy terms. 145 acres
80 cultivated all good land, well
equipped dairy and grain ranch, will
take: Portland residence as part pay.
- Socolofsky, .341 State St. . . tf
FOR SALE And worth the prico, five
- acres of choice land for hay, grain
er fruit; loeated about 2 & miles
from city limits, new and well
: furnished house, and bam. an excel
lent well with pump, acre of tim
ber, place well fonced.,on R. F. D.
Plenty and variety of fruit for fam
ily use. Price $2000. mprovements
are worth the money asked. Inquire
of Square Deal Realty Co. Phone 7U
GENERAL REPAIRING
THE FECIT SHOP Let -is repair and
Sharpen your lawn mowors. 2.67 Court
Phone 1022. tf
STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
50 years experience, Depot, National
and American fenee,
Sizes 0 to 68 in high
Paints, oil and varnish, eto
Loganberry and hop hooks.'
Salem Fenco and Stovs Works.
250 Court street. Phone 12.
4
t TEE E1AREET t
-
Wheat, soft whits $1.642
Wheat, lower trades on sample
Oats , 90e$l
nay. oats .- $2
Barley, ton
Hav, cheat, new
Mill run
afi02
, $24
$3738
Buttetfat '
Butterfat - 67c
Creamery Ibuttnr fl'Sc
Pork, Vsai aud Mutton
Pork, on foot . I6
Veal, fancy ., , ........ 17
Steors- - , .. 79c
cows .. ; 6A
Spring lambs . lit
Ewes .46e
Tatnbi, yearlings . 67c
Eggs and Poultry
Eggs, cash .......-.-.....,.... 55e
Hens, live .. , 2022c
Old roosters .. 15
Springs - , . . 2124e
..- . Vegetables ': -
Sweet potatoes $4-23
Potatoes i........ $2
Onions local - $2.25
Cabbage i
Carrots ..... . . $1-75
Tomatoes , . - $1
Turnips
Beets :. - - W
Cucumbers ,
(trapes ...,......,.
Mukmel
Groea peppers
Casabas
$1.75
8c
. $
" I
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; TalsphM
Main. 1200
ElOTRIOAL
127 North Hiifh
SECOND-HAND GOODS
BUY, SELL AND ECHANGE
Men's clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry,
watches, tools, musical instruments,
bicycles, guns, rifles, revolvers, suit
eases, trunks, cameras, typewriters
and furniture. Capital Exokange 837
Court street, Phone 493. ' .,
WATER COMPANY
iALEM WATER COMPANY Office
eorner Commercial and Trade streets
Bills payable monthly in advance.
Phow 606.
FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Soourlty
THOS. K. FORD
0.er Ladd & Bush bank; Salem Oregon
iTEDEBAL FARM LOANS r- 5 per
cent 84 years time. A. C. Bbhrastedt,
401 Masonic Tomple. Balem, Oregon.
REAL ESTATE
BRIXG YOUR TRADES
I can mntch you. C. W. Nlemeyer, Real
rotate Agent, uo.na.aa Lanas, on state
itreet.
SCAVENGER
SALEM SCAVENGES Charloa j Soos
oronrietor. Garbaeo and refuse of all
kinds removed on monthly contracts
at reasonable rates. Yard and ceati
pools cleaned. Office phone, Main
EZ47. Residence Main Zi37SI.
Parsnips .................. ... 3d
Egg plant .......... .. 8
Cranberries, box .................. $4.25
' rrnit
Oranges $12
Lemons, box $8.;50
Bananas 1e
Black figs, 25 25 lbs. . 4.50
Figs, 4 os packages $3
Figs, 8 oz, packages $4.60
Figs, 8 oz. packages $3.50
Figs, 10 lb. fancy $2.25
Figs, 10 lb. ex. fancy $2.50
Retail Prices .
Creamery butter 72c
Flour, hard wheat $33.85
Country butter ........... ............ ... 68e
Eggs, dozen .....,.... .. 60c
For sugar permits go to 0. M. Lock"
wood, food administrator, 214 North
Commercial streot. . '.
No limit on purchases of flour.
Portland, Or., Sept. 25. Butter, eity
creamery 60s ' 1 . .'
Eggs, soloctcd local ex. 6356o .
Hons 2527e
Broilers 2730e
Geese 1718o
i : Cheese triplets 3538c:
DAILY LIVE STOCK MASKEI
Cattle
Portland, Or., Oct. 24. Butter, city
creamery 60c
Receipts 206
Tono of market weaker
Prinio steers $12 12.50
Choice to good steers $1112
: Medium to good steers $9.7511
Fair to medium steers $8.25(a'9.25
Common to fair steer $Q(wH
Croice w and keiiorg $H(u,HS0 ...
Medium to good cows and hetfers $9
7.25
"Fair to medium cows and hoifere $5
. ' ' ,
Canners $34 " ' .
Bulls $5(o7 "
Calves WMZ - v -Stockers
and feeders $68 . '
Hogs
Receipts 990
Tone of market slow
Prime niixed 17.23(3) 17.35
Medium mixed $16.85a 17 : ,
Hough houvit- -1 3.2.j('u 15.8 j .
Pigs $14.5015.50 " . j .
Bulk $17.25
Sheep .. .'
, Receipts 28
Tone of market weak, unchanged
Prime limbs $11(M2
Medium Iambs S(al0
Yearlings $10ffiill
Wethers $'Jfa 10
Ewes $68.50
SEVEN
Fisher
f f i
WOOD SAW.
FOR A WOOD SAW Phoaa 1090-R
1255 N. Summer St. Our prices sts
right. Vf. M. Zander, proprietor. 9-H
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LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET AT
MeOornack hall on every Tuesday
at 8. P. Andreson, C. C. I. 3. Kunta
K. R. & 8. "
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
, Oregon Cedar Camp No, 5248 meets
very 3rd and 4th Thur. eve, 8 o 'clock
in Derby building, eorner Court and'
High streets, B. V. Pay, Y. Ci F. A.
-Turner, elerk.
SALEM HUMANE SOCIETY D. D
Keeler, president; Mrs. Lou Tillson,
secretary. All eases of cruelty or ne
glect of dumb animals should he re
ported to the seerotay for investiga
tion. BOYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMEiMCA
i ,, xt. mitn
meets every Thursday evening in
Derby building, Court and High St
Mrs. Pearl Courseyn 2J4 Court St
oracle; Mrs. Melissa Persons, record
er 1413 N. 4th St. Phone 1436M.
UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assem
, bly No.: 84 meets first Thursday ot
" each month, at 8 p. ra- in L O. O. F.
Hall. Norma L. Terwilliger, M. A.;
A. viooen, secrowry, of vwvum
street.
RAMOAD THE TAZLE
; (Effective October .3, 1918.)
SOUTHERN PACIFIC). "
Main Una. ; ." " - "
Northhoond r
No. 18 Oregon Express 6:55 a. ra
No. 54 Oregonlan 8:05 a. m.
No. 28 Willamette Limited ..9:15 a. m.
No. 18 Portland Passengor 1:20 p. ra
No. 24 Coos Bay Limited 4:00 p. m
No. 14 Portland Express 7:55 p. ui
Southbound '
No, 63 Oregonlan 3:20 a. m.
No. 23 Coos, Bay Limited 9:42 a. m
No. 15 California Exprosg -.10:58 a. m.
No. 17 Boseburg Passenger .9:33 p. nv
No, 27 Willametted Limited..6:54 p. m.
No. 13 'Frisco Express 4:18 p. m,
SALEH-GEKR LINE.
No. 78 Arrive at Salem 9:10 a. ra,
No. 74 Leave Salem 8:10 p. n.
SALEM, PALLS CITY WESTERN.
161 Leaves Salem, motor 7rO0 a.m.
163 Leaves Salem, motor . 9:23 a.m.
163 Leaves Salom, motor 1:55 p.m.
(Through car to Monmouth and Arlie.)
171 Leaves Salem ......... 6:15 p.m
103 Arrives at Salem 8:25 a.m.
164 Arriv at Salem . 11:00 a. m.
166 Ariwa at Salem 3:20 p.m.
173. Arrives at Salem 7:49 p.m.
OREGON ELECTRIC.
Southbound.
Train Leave Arrive Arrive
N.: - 1 Portland Salom Eugene
5 Ltd 8:15am 10:15 am 12:30 pia
7 .10:40 am 12:50 pm Salem only
A 8:05 m 4.12 iim 6:33 nia
13 Ltd 4:45 pm 6.40 pm 8:50 pm
17 ...... o:ua pm :u pm saicm amy
1Q 0-9(1 nm 11 ."11 nm Rnlom nnlv
No, 63 school train from Wooaburn, ar
rive 8:35 a. m. except Saturday and
Sunday.
(North. Bank Station (leaving Jefferson.
Street 15 and 20 minutes later.)
Nortnbeuad ,!,),;'. "
Train Leave Arrive Arrive
No. ; ; Eugene Salem " Portland
7:13 am 9:20 ant
No. 64 to Woodburn 8:55 a. m. except
Saturday and Sunday.
10 Ltd..7:25 am 9:iS am 11:30 ant
18 . 12:15 pm 2:25 pm
16 Ltd. l:4d.pm 4:00 pm 5:50 pm
20 6:30 pm 7:40 pm
22 6:25 pm 7:55 pm 10:00 pm
(North Bank Station (Arrive Jefferson
street 15 minutes earlier.
C0RVALL19 CONNECTIONS.
Leave CorvalHs Arrive Salem
8:20 am Northbound ,....:4n am
8:41 pm. Northbound ,..4:00 pm
6:18 am Northbound...: 7:55 pm
Leave Salem Arrive CorvaDig
10:13 am Southbound -.11:37 am
4:12 pm Southbound.-. 5:40 pm
' 6:40 pm- Southbound ..8:00 pm