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SEVEN DO YOU KIIOW WHY--- Peopla Stalin'! Is ThanKfuf Each Day Mliif Tfiir? ; Drawn for ftispspsr' Ejf FishBF THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALE3L OREGON MONDAY, OCTOBER 28,1918, Men (JPWM8 &Mfty Now that Thanksgiving day Pt why can't we make our thanksgiving last Each Day cast t&cwl , VJoh. L S TTt v Jlooioni; uicer ' J- ' "From Over There" General Pershing's Official Repdrt The following casualtits are reported I by the commanding general of the Am- '.'erican expeditionary .forces: -' Died of wounds 50 Died of disease 73 Wounded, severely .... 26 .-, Wounded, degree undetermined ,. 53 Wounded slightly ..... 131 . Missing in action 63 Prisoners 3 Died from airplane accident.. 2 ' Total ........ 407 V The casualties from Oregon mention ed in today lists are as follows: Thomas Gilliand, Portland, missing in action John Gaska, Portland, wunded, de gree undetermined .. - ... TJlmont Keen, Gervais, wounded, de rgree undetermined Died of Wounds ; Col Edward Siegerfosg, Greenville 0 ' ' lit Kalph-Oldham, hong Leaf La ' . .Sergeants .. Frank L Gill, E St Louis 111 Geo D Hacklcr, Ridge Farm 111 Henry W Hallgreen, Moundsville Pa Richard T Martin, Perth Amboy N J James T Powers Walter E Bunge, North Tonawftuda HI , , Corporals ,, Harvey 0 Ackerman, Oshkosh Wis , William Johnson, Madison Fla v Donald McLeod, North Wales Pa, ,:. Kenneth h Mueller, Waterloo la v .. Bugler Fred Argill, Pibtsburg Pa .( !.., Cook Edwin T'BfandaU; Braham Mia Privates w.: Harold R Archer, Oakvillc Conn i. . Joseph P Barnes, Elizabeth U J Urban Bergeron, Menassa Wis J Thomas H Burnett, Hendersonv'illo Tenn William F Burns, Biooklyn NY Christ E Ciges, Davenport Cal William F Conwcll, Brooklyn ' Guy L Cooper, Everett Wash "... Wm L Crockett, Tangier Va Edgar Cnykendall, Petersburg Va Paul E Paulla, New York Wm Ford,. Philadelphia Howard B Frampton, Wilmington Del Wm A Hanna, Leeds Ala , Bud L Huston, Fresno Cal . John Johnson, Butte Mont ' . Thomas J Johnson, St Marys W Va' Stanley F Kunz, Stevens Point Wis Otto Dindeman, Sebowaung, Mich Frank B McCormick, Towanda Pa Wm Mclntyro, Iron City Tenn Ira H McKce, Bougemont N C Patrick M Padden, Brooklyn : Mack Matthews) Corward S C " Jno A Millard, Hamilton Pa Virgil H Miller, Moberly Mo William J Mitchell, Lowel Mass s"'Ct -fc ls V Is W ' ' .-...,... Br CAPTURED GERMAN PRISONERS DRINK FROM A TROUGH LIKE SO MANY CATTLE."Happv" at the . thought of being .captured, these thirsty, dirty, exhausted and feverish Germans are enjoying a drink from a trough behind the allied lines. Most of them are practihally. ex hausted from lack of good food, drink and rest. At the two offensives of the Marne and the Somme one hundred thousand prisoners were taken, the group in this picture being some o f the many. OLD Doe- PEH-ETS . ALWAYS THANKFUL Harry L Myers, Titusvillo Pa Stephen II Oats, Paxton Tex Henry J Bammell, Burkettsville 0 Willie Rice, Saludan S C Harry I Riker, Hoboken N J Wm G Ruth, Athol Pa Clifford Ij Shnffner, Chicago Louis J Shutza, Leisering Pa Novitzy Smith, Creek N 0. Walter Smith, Greenwood Del Jno R Thompson, Princeton la Wm F Turner, Webb City Mo Paul L West, McCrackcn Kan William H Morms Jr, Heta Mo - Percy F Wymore, Minot N D Died of Disease Maj Edgar M Graham, Louisvillo Ky Cant Geo A Hardcsty, Baylan Heights NO - Lt Austin L Hobbs, Vandalia 111 Army Field Clerk Ben J Griswold, Washington 1)0 Nurso Katherinc M Joyce, xoungg- town O Sergeants B Connelly, Winston Salem N C; j James Higham, LeRoy Minn . . , Hilding V Nelson, Morris 111 Bernard C Nicolaiscn, Cleveland 0 Corporals Daniel K lopa, Oakland Cal ( Jacob Knudsen, Brooklyn Hdvvard J Malone, Philadelphia Jos A Maries, New Orleans La William Thiebodeaux, Lockport La Snlvin Sain; Bolivar Tenn . Bugler Walter Sussnyckis Bridge port Conn i '.".a ' i- '?. J ; Jlorsesliocr Martin ymansKy, xrcn ton .N J - - . PrirHes ' ' ; .'has P'iBcck, Lake City Mina' -L' " Wm- Boll, Indianpla Miss Leander Bennett, Cottage Grove Ten Lawrence S Bostad, Fosston Minn William J Brady; IMUstnirg V Clint Bumgarncr, Harris Ale Ohas F Cannon, Green f '.old 0 Joseph E Carlson, Amery Wis Raymond M Carney, Anderson Mo Frank Cook, Burk Station Va Glenn C'opcland, Denton M Wm B Corn, Ner Cumberland W Va 'Joseph S Dougherty, Pittsnrg Pa Kwald N Eriekson, Constjinte Minn Josiah' M Estes, West Siimner Me BcYnard Fallon, Brainerd Minn ; Michael J Ford, St Paiil Minn Albert T' Franzen, St Ansgaf la Eli Freye, Hnrrodsbiirg Ky ' Archie Galloway, Monrovia Va Esten O Gnldscth, 'Colfax Wash Edd Hammond, Griffin Ga Charles F Hemphill, Wheeling W Va Giis Hushes, St Louis Mo Henry Jackson, Guldport Miss Robert W Jackson, Camden Ark Julius A Johnson, Woodville Wis Anthony JoTdan, Newton Ga ---Joseph E Kubjifr, Baltimore Md Axel Lnurzen, New York 4 L XT I v lJ net, ' , , i THINKS EACH DAV . Frauk B Miller, Gladstone 111 John N Nichols, Edina Mo William B Oden, Viueniont Ala Olafa S Olsen Bemembrandt la LeRoy Peacock, Longrun Mo Joseph Polsik, Lawrence Mass Thomas H Powers, Marinette Wis Henry J Rogers, Pittsburg . , Sam A Sharley, Cuthbert Ga Charles R Sharp, Rheasprings Tonn David Sisson, Drew Miss Albert D Stelzcr, Akron O Jess Stevens, Panama Okla George H Strieker, Indianapolis Ind Jcremith Sullivan, Brooklyn Jno H Tenant, Blissville Ark Jno W Thompson, Floris la Jay P Voak, Worthington Minn Willie Watson, Stockbridge Ga Frederick O Weber, St Louis Mo Moso White, Blairsville Pa . Jessie Williams, Glondora Miss Charles Wilson, Algiers La . Stephen C Wood, Cobb Tex Clarence J Yoder, Sugar Creek O Victor A Zengerl, Cynwood Pa . Wounded Severely. Lieutenant Charles Wadsworth Ncbin Philadelphia, Pa. .Sergeants Clarence A. Baughcrj Elk ton, Va. Fred C- Bothfuss; Collins Center, N. Y. Corporals Edward Alexander Valen tlnrj, Pouti&c, Mich. . ' Clarence M. Yohn, Bcloit, Wis. Privates GustavioUs ; M. Almnnd, Covington, Ga'."' 4 . . Horace Benjamin Annas, Elyria; O. IPanl P. Brollard, Princeton, Minn. Roscoe Byrd, Huntsvillo, Tenn. Harry F. Sarlcson, Shickloy Neb. James Bj- Collins, Sag Harbor, N. Y. Homer W. Knhn, Bockford, 111, Lester Miller, Diamond, Mo. Clarence Mohaus, Marthasvilley Mo. 1 Walter Nitoski, Iron Biver, Mich. Robert O'Bourko,. Brownstown, Pa., Tommie Osborne, Mantee, Miss. ;, , Peter Penardo, taly. ( : t el William Jeffereon--Sandifer, Crystal Springs, Miss. . . i . , - ; Harry Fi Schmidt Manchester, N. H. Ellison H Singleton, Bath Springs, Tenn. , Charles F. Stephens, Wellington, Kas. Jesse Miles Taylor, Trinidad, Texas. Armand Tellier," Manchester, N, H. Poter Windolph, Jr., Grand Island, Neb. , , ' David Henry Wood, Totenbillc, N. Y. Wounded In Action (Degree Unde termined) Sergeants Howard L Burdin -ficlma, Ala. ; Jeseph H- Knceland, Worcester, Mass. Robin NV McMillan, Chicago, 111. ; Fred M. Pednrson, Ettfirwick, Wis. Corp6ralfl Edw. J. Colwcll, Allbana, N. Y. " Nick F.- Crane, New York, N. Y Patrick McCann, Grand Rapids, Mich. Philip J. McDevitt, Philadelphia, Pa Frank L. Shon, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wagoner Fronk Mento, Italy. Privates Elmer Aimbuster, Iron Kiver Wis. Joseph L. Baty, Hodges, Ala. William Beeson, Jr., North Salem, Ind. , . Charles Bicbau, Chisholm, Maine. John Biesazza, Italy. 1 Samuel Brown, New York.: Walert Ev Bryson, Balsom, N. C. Iiabman Burnlev1, New York. ' DaVid Cohen nW York. Carrol L. Coon, Milton Junction, Wis. Paul Do Simeone, Italy. Puglisi Do Castino, Italy. . Joseph He Dewey, Des Moines; la. Aloisus F. Dinneen, Philadelphia, Pa Frank J. Fitchner, Tompkinsville, N. Y.. Rocco Feclfliei, Polistina, Italy. Thos J. Gilbert, Freestone, Pa. . Lawrence A. Hommnn, Wentview, Ta. Earl Kennedy, Doylcstown, Wis. , Henry J. Ketchuni, Penaccok, N. II. Edward McLaughlin, Chicago. Fred Elwell Machemer, Wcsternnort, Pa. Alex Lawrence Mattice, Ixonia, Wis. Frank C. Merkle, Roxbury, Mass. Emilio Milite, Italy. Everett D; MossbuTg, Gas City, Ind. Wright" W. Peterson, Chicago, 111. Pictrr Pilato, Rctsof, N. Y. Sarkis Pilobsian, Montello, Maiw. Chris A. Prange, Greenfield, Ind. Antonins Paroudakie, Chicago. Howard Swaner, Brooklyn, N, Y. . Jos. Smrolo, Italv. Harold 8. Smith," Jordnnvillc, N. Y. Louis F. Taver, Amsterdam, N. Y. Eugene P. Trueworthy. East Winn, John Wade, Owosso, Mich. Fred Wandel, Milwaukee, Wis. Nelson F. Ward, Gorham, Me. Joseph G. Warden, Granite City, III- joseptt if. waters, Mew York, Roland P. Whaley, Awhton, 111. Roy E. Whiteman, Burlingtori, la. Wounded Slightly In Action. Major Alvin C. Sandeford, Milville, Ga. Lieutenants Wm. C. Cooper, Radcliffo Iowa. All)ert' EwaTd Hrihn, GBrand Repids .Mien. Jos. Jenkins, St. Goshen, Ind. Philip Edward Trautman, White water, Wis. James Harold Bishop, Elmira, N. Y. Carlton L. . Austin, Grand Bapids, I Mich. , I Sargeants Chas. Bunker, Edgertown, Wis. James V. Ferguson, Williamsport, Pa George T. Gillingham, Uniontown, Penn. Jos. F. Bowers,' Martinsburg, W. Va. Henry1 Nicholas, Ecorje, Mich. Thomas' J. Walsh Chicago. Albert W. Warner Good Ground, N. Y Corporals Charles E. Baldwin, Bir mingham, Ala. v Francis Xavier Couiff, Green Bay, Wis. . Harry I Engleson, Beloi.t Wi. Patrick M. Keating Now York, Charles Little, Toronto, Out.,. Canada Jesse Perdue, Roanoke, Va. Harold V. Sullivan, Chicago, Leonard H. TJrquharf, Roanoke, Va Wilbur Wilson, Havre, Mont. Emil Dallman, Neenah, Wis, Edward Victory, Brooklyn, N. Y. Arthur Francis Callahan; Brooklyn, N. Y. Morris Cantor, Richmond, Va. , .Theodore Corrado, Chicago. Charlie t. Gunter, New Hill, r. V, Michael Hussion, Port Richmond, N Y. - Tor. KatakraseS, Ne'Yorler. Morris MandlowitZj New YotK. Luellah L. Triplett, Mend'ota, Mo. Privates Dewey Akers, Pritter, Ky John Brown Allen, Saltpetre Cave, Pa. . . ' ? Chas Bradley, Se'aford, Va. Charles M. Bumpus, Pulaski, N. Y. Godfroy C. Crothers, Brooklyn, N. Y. i . - . . v , . Leo Cummins, Lcnoxmirg, Ky. " Frank Joseph Day, Brooklyn, N. Y. Herman E. Eaton, DeSoto, Mo. Andrew Harry EllsOn, Racine, Wis. Clifford PnrseT, Rivera, Calif. ' Chas. R. Walther,- Lodi, Calif. " Baby Shoes In fine light kjd or pafent with turn soles and black, grey, champaigne or browrt tops, 5 to 8 sizes-$1.95 to $2.65. In 2 to 5 sizes-$1.15 to $2.65. Soft shoes for the new baby in various colors and priced 50c to 85c. Letters To Solders Just to make .it clear as to how fet ters should bg addressed to soldiers, the following fornV i shown. This sample address is Kent out by the Washington postal officials and approved by army authorities. Here is the form for the address and also tha return address: ' From Mrs. John Doe,: 479 Roe Street, - i Salem, Oregon. ' . Sergeant John K. Doe, Co. D. 93d Infantry, ; ' American Expeditionary Force Complaints are being received by postal authorities that letters have not been delivered to soldiers. If the wri ter would place the return address on fZl O'thcr Year? But If you're! gruffy-gruft gnirrip. force out smile come on don't be a frumpbe thankful You're LivinM (These lines are fierce, we must confess But we're chock full of Thankfulness!) CAPITAL JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1 ' - ' ..... . - , QUICK REFERENCE TO FIRMS THAT GIVE SERVICE ON SHORT NOTICE WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEEME REC0MEND OUR ADVERTISERS EVEBITHTNO Uaaonie Temple, hita Electric Co. OSTEOPATH DBS. B. E. WHITE AND R. W. WAL TON Osteopathio physicians end nerve specialists. Graduates of Am erican school' of Osteopathy, Kirk ville, Mo. Post graduate and spec ialized in' nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Office 505-508Nat-Bank Bldg. Phon 85. Residence, 1620 Court. Phone 2218. Dr. White ' Res. Phone 469. DENTIST OR. F. L. UTTER, DEN1" ftI, ROOMS 413-4H Bank of Commerce building. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE And worth the price, five acres of choice land for hay, gtain or fruit: located about 214 miles from city limits, a new and well furnished house and barn, an excel lent well with pump, Vi acre of tim ber, place well fenced on E. F. D. Plenty and variety of fruit for fam- v iW use. Price 42000.- mprovements 1 are woTth' the money asked. Inquire Of Square' Deal Realty Co. fttone 7U GENERAL REPAIRING THE FIXIT SHOP Let -is repair end Sharpen yonr lawn mowarsl 267 Court Phone 1022. tf ' STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 50 years experience, Depot, National and American fence. Sizes 26 to 58 in high : Paints, oil and varnish, etfl Loganberry and hop hooks. Salem Fence and Stove Work. 250 Conrt street. Phone 124- TITO IIADVTT ' Grain Wheat, soft white 1.942 Wheat, lower grades on sample Oats - ar.v m.- 90cl Hay, oatS .r.;.r- ,m;u.-;.t.M 25 Barley, ton ..ii.i' 6062 HnTj cheat, new 34 Mitt run L....-..,.., ............ 738 Eutterfat Bntterfat 67c Creamery tatter ...........t 66c Pork, VM arid Mutton Pork, on foot .......4.....,....... 16e Pork, dressed 18fft20c Veal, fancy ;... - 17c Steers 79c Cow 46e Spring lambs 10c Ewes -w - .4ffl6 )T4mhfl v-Aarlinfrn .. ..... 6fu)7c . Eggs and Poultry Egg9 cash ' ffc Hens', live .'. 2022c Old roosters .... ... I5 Springs 2124o Vegetahles . Sweet potatoes .-, Potatoes ' - Onions, local 2c Cabbage $2.50 Carrots 1-7 Horse radish root, lb .'. l8c Tomatoes V1 Turnips i 2c Beets -2Vt Cucumbers . Grapes Mush melon .; 2540c ?a 81.75 ............... 8e v.......... 8c Green peppers Cnsnbas ; Parsnips ........................ 8t Egg plant Cranberries, box . iiksst th npoer left hand corner of the eW Velope, then if the soldier cannot be lo cated, tha letter will be returned to the Sender. .- , , ,. , .. Wq (Mei&.uou lo lei Better naulw to? weeavr m with 6 little Want Ad , Tryono io-mcarroy Telephone ELKCTRIOAL 127 North Hik Melt 12M SECOND-HAND GOODS BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE Men's domes, snoes, nats, jeweiry, watches, tools, musicfl instruments, bicycles, guns, rifles, revolvers, suit eases, trunks, cameras, typewriters and furniture-. Capital Exchange' 88T Court streotj Phone 493. , WATER COMPANY BALEM WATER COMPANYOffice corner Commercial and Trade streets Bills- payable monthly In advance. Phone 608. ' FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estte Security THOS. K. FORD 0.er Ladd A Bueh bank; Salem Oregon FEDERAL FARM LOANS 6 per cent 34 years time. A. C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Masonio Tornple.' ealcrn, Oregon. REAL ESTATE BRING YOUR TRADES r can match you, C. W. Niomeyer, Beal Estate Agent, Canada Lands, 544 State street. SCAVENGER SALEM SOAVENGEH-MJharle Boos rropriotor. Garbage and refuse of all inds removed on monthly contracts at reasonable Tates.' Yard and cess pool's cleaned. Office phone, Hula i 2247. jJesidence Main 2272. . .-.' . Oranges ,, 12.50 $09.50 7c ........ 18c Lemons, box . Hauanas (w. Huckelberries, pound California grape fruit, casC $10 Black figs, 28 26 lbs. ..........v.....,-...- 4.60 Figs, 4 oz packages ........... $5 Figs, 6 oz, packagos ................... $4.50 Figs, 8 oz. packages ........:........-.. $3.50 Figs, 10 lb. fancv $2.25 Figs, 10 lb. ex. fancy....... .w. $2.60 Retail Prices Creamery butter 70c Flour, hard wheat $u3.25 Country butter 6i3c Eggs, dozen .6570e ; For sugar permits go to O. M. Lock- wood, food administrator, 214 North Commercial streot. . No canning permits to bo issued al ter Nov. 1. Limit now 10 pounds. No limit on purchases of flour, PORTLAND MARKET Portland, Or., Oct. 28. Butter, city creamery 66c creamery 60o Eggs, selected local ex. 6356e Hens 227e ' . Broilers S!730e . Oeese 1718o ; ; Cheese triplets 35(g;36c DAILY LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Receipts 1810 Tone of market slow, steady Prime steers $12(B 12.50 Choice to good steers $ll(ffil2 Medium to good steers W.'lhUjSV vFair to medium steers $8.25ft0.23 Common to fair steers $63'S Choice cows and heifers (&8.&0 Medium to good cows' and heifers a. ' (ifS)7.23 Fair to medium cows and heifers 'anncrs $.i4 Bulls Vi(w7 Calve, $!' 12 . : Blockers and feeders $6(ft8 Hogs Receipts 2862- -Tone of market slow, steady Prime mixed $17(3)17,10 ; Medium mixed ii.B7(wli Rough heavicgllD 15.10 . Pigs $4(wtt Bulk $17" " ' Sheep Receipts none Tone of market slow, steady Best lambs $ll(al2 Good to medium lambs $Sfiil0 Yearlings $10(11 Wethers Stf'10 - - - Ewes $fl8 WOOD SAW. FOB A WOOD SAW Phone 1090-B 1255 N. Summer St. Our prices are right. W. M. Zander proprietor. LODG DIRECTORY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET At McCornack haH on every Tuesday at 8. P. Andrese, C. C. I. 3. Kunte MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246 meet every 8rd and 4th Thur. eve, 8 o'cleej in Derby building, corner pourt em High streets. B. F. Day, V. C.j F. A. Turner, clork. - , . SALEM HUMANE BOCIETY D. Bv, Keoler, president; Mrs. Lou Tilleen, secretary. All cases of cruelty or w gleet of dumb animals Bhould be re ported to the secretoy for investiga tion. BOYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA. ''Oregon Grape Camp" No. 1360. meets every Thursday evening dm Derby building, Court and High Bit Mrs. Peart Coursey, 214 Court St ortcle; Mrs. Melissa Persons, record er 1413' N. 4th St. Phone 1436M. ii ,i n i i i r i ii a--- --T ONITED ARTISANS Capitol Awxrm bly No. 84 meets first Thursday of each month, at 8 p. m in I. O. O. K Hall. Norma L Terwilligor. M. A4 C. A. Vibbert, secretary, 34() Owefl . streot. . ,! RAILROAD TESTABLE (Effective October ,28, 1918) ,,( BOTJTHXEN PACIFIC. . ,; Mala Une. Northbound 'j No. 18 Oregon' Express-...........6:55 a. m No. 64 Oregonisn .-.ii.f...:06 a. . No. 28 Willamette Limited ..9:15 .. re No. 18 Portland Passenger 1:20 p. nv No. 24 Coos Bay Limited ....4:00 p. nt No. 14 Portland Express .7:55 p. ra Southbound .' No. 58 Oregonian ,--.8:20 wi. No. 23 Coos Bay Limited - 9:42 a. r . No. 15 California Express 10:5S a. ra. No. 17 Roseburg Passenger ...4.18 p.m. No. 27 Willamotted Limlted....5:64 p. nu No. 13 'Frisco Express :3dp.a. SALEM-GEflR LINE. No. 78 Arrive at Salem t:10 & Ik. No. 74 Leave Salem ........3:10 p. ra. SALEM, FALLS CITY ,fc WESTERN. 161 Leaves Salem, motor 7:00 a.i. 163 Leaves Salem, motor -,....9:28 a.ra. 165 Lavcs Salom, motor 1:55 p.m. (Through ear to Monmouth and Arlie 171 Leaves Salem . 6:13. p.m 162 Arrives at Salem 8:23 a.ra 164 Arrive at Salem . 11:00 a. a. 160 Ariws at Salem 3:20 p.n). 172 Arrives at Salem .......i:40 p.nu OREGON ELECTRIC. SouthlMimd. Train Leave Arrive Arrive No. Portland Salem "iugene 6 Ltd 8:13am 10:13 am 12:30 pa 7 ...........10:40 am 12:50 pin Salem only 9 i, 2:05 pm 4.12 pm 6:35 p 13 Ltd 4:45 pm 6.40 pm 8:50 p 17 . 6:03 pm 8:07 pm Salem only 19 9:20 pm 11:20 pm Salem only Np. 63 sehool train from Woouburn, ar- rive 8:35 a. nr. except Saturday an4 Sunday. (North Bank Station (leaving Joffersf. Street 15 and 20 minutes later.) Northbound . Train Leave Arrive '.' Arrive No. Eugene Salem - Fortran 6 7:15 am 9:20 a No. 64 to Woodbura.8:55 a. m. except Saturday and Sunday. ' 10 Ltd...'. 7:25 am 9:4i am 11:30 am 12 ' 13:15 pm 2:23 pa 16 Ltd-.. 1:4a pm 4:00 pm 5:50 pa 20 ..-.'.J. 5:30 pm 7:40 pa 22 ., 5:23 pm 7:55 pm 10:00 pa (North Bank Station (Arrive Jcffersom street 15 minutes earlier. CORVALL1S COIJNECTION3. Leave Corvallis Arrive galea 8:20 am ...Northbound 9:43 en 2:41 pm Northbound 4:00 pa 6:18 a'n ....Northbound 7:55 pa Leave Salem Arrive Corvallis 10:15 am.:..J....8outhbouiid 11:37 aim 4:12 pm..: 8oirthbonnd-....:40 pa 6:40 p!n.l..J3outhbound 8:00 pa Journal Wast Ads Pav