THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1918. PAGE SEVEN 41 : ; i : it 1 fmil of "From Over There" General Pershing's Official Report Killed in' action , 117 Hied of wounds . 27 Hied of accident and other causes. 5 Pied of disease .'. 100 Wounded, degTee undetermined 227 Wounded slightly i 95 Missing in action 52 I'risoners " . 4 Total 627 Today's casualty 1 list contains the names of the following Oregon men: Peter L Medeske, Enterprise, killed la action Leonard 0 GitcbeU, Hebo, killed in action Chester A R Simmons, Salem, died of wounds ' Hubert 0 Norris, Portland, killed in action . Don"V Hoffnagle, Echo, killed in action Jason Arrell, indepndence, died of disease Ector Boe, Portland, wounded se verely Arthur Downing, Portland, wound ed sugntiy 88888888888 vliij W A R E MERG EN O Y Continues all EXTRA GOOD Ladies' all Black Button Shoes, Medium narrow plain toes, French heels; $5.00 qual ity at special price of : $2.95 - ; $8.00 men's fine calf blucher shoes; med ium toes, fine heel- welted oak sole$5.95 $7.00 Men's calf, English lace, Neolin soles, nice shaped last and an extra good bargain $5.65 $7.50 Men's Aristo kid blucher, medium round toe, very easy last, arch supporting .$5.85 $6.00 gun metal, English or round toes, Rinex soles, a very satisfactory "low priced shoe $4.45 $5.00 gun metal, English, Neolin sole, rubber heels, just a few pairs in this lot . - $3.15 This is but a glimpse of the good things we have spec cially marked, but it will give you a little idea of what we are doing to raise money at once. We can show yon a fine line of Chrismas Slippers, and also have the best stock of Rubbers in the city. Ifnnnrji) ' Killed in Action Capt John C Hardy, Brooklyn Lieutenants Richard M Dwver, MedforJ Mass' W A Potter,. "Philadelphia. Thomas D VanDiver, Philadelphia Win Behrens, New York Wm P Craig, Philadelphia Albert Sohlesinger, New Tork Bat Set Mai Augustus Shnrretta. Brooklyn : Sergeants . John P Bass, Kalamazoo "Mich Wilbur E ColVer, New Tork Morris B DeWitt, Mansfield O Matthew S Lanighen, Lockport N Y Wm G Meighen, Wind Ridge Pa Giles Speegle, Speegleville Tex Charlie VV Walters, Kyle Tex Richard B Haines, Wotsonville Cal Corporals Kdw Casey, Meriden Conn Carr L Farm, Fort Mill 8 C Fred E Hintz, Marshfield WU Kdw M Kelly, Woodbridge N J Charles LeBer, Richmond Va John J Matthews, Buffalo NY Alvin Maunr, Gorman Tex Raymond C Rosendahl, Percy HI i J this week and I Men's Shoes George H Small, Remington Ind George fl StarbucK, Sublime Tex Clyde J WalUr, Taylor Tex Eddie A Baker, Toxla Tex Mania M Brandt, Lebanon Pa Lawrence S Little, Indiana Pa Chas E Snyder, Waco Tex Mechanics Raymond W. Hottenroth, Brooklyn Henry C Alillw, New York ...... Privates Mike Anderson, Groveton Ter Paul F Andrews, Boston Maxphilip Avron, New York -Spieer Ball Baltimore Md Robert F Banner, Merkei Tex Henry A Bartelme, Cleveland O ... Dennia J Callahan, Dorchester Mass Harold M Conipton, BelfirJ. N J 1 Patrick Conheady, New York Edgar L Cox, Lebanon Ky Denny Grace, Cyrus Ky George M Daniel, Murry Tex Claude F.Daauer, Gardner Hi " . Frank H -Ditzler, Wotuniki' Dkla Jno Doyle, Maud Okla -Florence Driscoll, Buffalo NY Frank Enfanti, Bridgeport Conn Paul M Filler, Elkins W Va Bert F Fleming,. Junction Tex,, Lester Fletcher, Keinbeek la Jcs-St Gallagher, Cleveland O .. . Louis R Garcia, Los Angeles Robert F Garrison, Lynbrook N Y Frederick. Gehreitz, Brooklyn Abraham -Soldnmn, Ashmont Mass Israsl I Haber, Brooklyn Win 8 Haniblin, Elmonta Cal David A Harahan, New York Seymour Anderson, Middlotown N'Y Albert A Bushey, Richford Vt Frank Calimcre, Auburn N Y S A TP Tr . I.- '', i .-' . . J ? 1 'tX Ban remains oh EXTRA GOOD A small lot of Ladies' Gun Metal lace and button, Heavy shoes, some cloth tops, all heavy soles; small and large sizes only, but are worth today from $4.00 to $5.50; are specially priced at, $2.85 Boys' Calf SHOES $4.50 grades, button or lace- Boy Scouts '. . . . .... .$3.65 $3.50 grade, button or blucher, sizes 3 to 5 . . . . . . ....... . .$2.80 $4.50 grade, heavy double soled blucher . .,$3.10 (Just a few pairs in sizes 3 to 4 1-2) , $6.00 value, heavy 10-inch top, double sole $4.65 $5.00 value, heavy 10-incb top, black and tan ..... $3.85 (Not all sizes in this small lot) Vincent A Dillon, Flushing N Y Thomas M Doake, Katie Ckla -Samwet Kniut, New York -John J Fitzgerald," Albany If T ' Ben W O Hildebrandt, West Hoff Texas Andrew R Jensen, Clarksgrove Minn Otto H Kohl, Olean NY Edward W MeWhirter, Crestline O Vrshall I Sanders, Hillsboro Tex Maurice Schwach, New York . Robert A Sterrett, Dsytoa O James Vitullo, Youngstown p Randolgh St 6 Walker Jr, wf Brighton NY ' . Jno Ward, Brooklyn Clinton Hart, Bogae Chitto Miss John F Heison, New York , : ' Eriek-F iorgenson, Preston Ida -Paul J Love, Vanbnres. Ky James M Lynch, Wstfieid Mass Clayton A Marhoff, Post Tex Gordon Mason, Tieonderega N Y -Martin Mattson, Troy Ida Thomas B Meade, Drill Pa . Jesse J MemdeahaU, Red Bluff Cal Henry Miller, Brooklyn George W Ni'es, Billings Mont George Norras, New Windsor Itl Grant 8 Norton, Sherman NY Leslie B Parmenter, Btektoa Mast Doathitt B Pitts, Bartlett Tx Ernst Polvado, Vandcrpcol Tex William L Rogers, Newton Kaa Roee Siea, New -York Charles A Smith, New York John M Smith, Macon Ga '.' ' Atf red Stahl,. Braoklyn Charles H Steele, Temple Pa - . Ernest S Stock, Blue Lake Cal Ira D Stornv Butler Okla Jahne Tillison, Benhams Va u high prices All black kid, plain toe, button or lace, military, rubber heels; all sizes; $5 grade while they last ?3.85 Spsis And Orergaiters We show fine lines in all the new shades and styles from $3.50 down tto - $1.65 1 CAPITAL JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT. I QUICK REFERENCE TO WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEEME RECOIHEND OCR ADVERTISERS IYER'S TBIN O KLECTBJCAIi Eoctrio Co, Uasoait Temple, 127 NorU Hih , OSTEOPATH DBS. B. E. WHITE AND B. W. WiOr TON Osteopathio physicians and erva- sponialists. Graduates of Am erican school of Osteopathy; Kirk Hie, Mo. Post graduate and spec ialized in nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Offices 505-508 Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 85,. Besidenee, 1620 Court. Phone 8S15. Vt. White Res. Phone 469. DENTIST DR. F. L. TJTTER, DEN1- H.T, EOOM8 413-414 Bank of Commerce building. WATER COMPANY 3ALEM WATEJl COMPANT Offke eorner Commercial and Trade streets Bill payable monthly la advance. Fhone 606. 'Albert V Vauvloet, Eureka Utah Raymond W Ward, Sacrnmcnto Cal . Bainpson MVd, Bo'htuklo Okla Oua iB Ware Crystal City Tex Milton 'Weil, New York Died of Wounds ' ' Privates r " Frances 6 Gollory,-' Baltimore Thomas B Graham, Cumberland Md . Oliver H Grisson, Kirkville Tex Leon A Harper, Crewe Va George L. Harris, Ncttleton Ark Wallace N Havey, Chester Mont; Alvin Hench, W.interset Iu ' Werner J Hill, Nasel Wash . " Louis. F Kothe, Brooklyn, . John Massali, Chicago Charles A Michaels, Newcastle Pa Jesse ' Miles, Springfield Ta ' Dan W Miller, Stanton N D Ralpliton S Miller, Mandeville La Gentry Ncsbet, Grannis Ark , Roy Rachel, Erio Pa Martin J SchaiiB, Hamburg N T ,." Harold Schowcrs, Bridgeport Conn Jesse C Scott, Bethel O Jacob Sun.de, Port Angeles Wn Glenn P Thompson, Warren O Abram VanPolt, Blonmficld N Y Robert P Woodaidc, Heuvelton N Y Bcninmin Wyrick, Myra La Died from Accident and Other Causes Sgt Albert H Gaumer, Philadelphia Corp Baxter L Ulrica, Florence d C Privates Johannes G Bastmnnn, Lake Hard1 la Solomon H Kitchens, Albany Ala Roseo.a C IcCreary, Portage Pa,. Died of Disease ' Sergeants Charles W Carroll, Now Orleans La Michael Donohuo, "Bradford Mass -Walter T Graham, Capron 111 Harry E Strayer, York 1'a, Joseph L Sichanls, Troy N. Y Raymond T AtwooS, Chicago Ernest E G ruber, Troy 0 Raymond Gucrtin, Brocto" Mass Joseph M Guilfoyle, New York Thomas B Hughes, Duncan 8 C Charles Philips, Vincland N J Joseph P Ryan, Dumnuir Pa Harry W BroUn, Anaconda Mont Jesse J Gilliland, Topeka Kas Burr B Boise, Independence Ta Frank li Grimes; Prestonville Ky Wallace F Howard, Washington Dave Stone, H:ui((er Ga Cooks John J Bcdiiiltficld, PhilkdrJphia John A Merchant, Winter Harbor Me James Moore, Delia Tex Privates Clarence L Antram, Tobias Neb Solomon A Brogdon, Trementina NM Harvey Dillon, New Matamoras O Houston Dobbs, Woodbury Tenn ' Foster L Dolan, Lisbon la Paul Flagg, Cleveland O Harrison 01 Frederick, Beatrice Neb Wm J Gates, Oildale Cal ." Elias W Gray, MontjelicT Ind Leo L Green, Waverly Tenn "Erwini P Greenwald, Denver Col Otxar Hester, E 8t Louis HI Roy C Hickman, Newton la Cecil F King, Kcrnersvillo NC Wm C Kinnaman, Lees HumBiit Mo Milton H Leib, Barberton O , Charles 8 McDonald, LoA:ngles " Johny K McDonuld, Van Maiden Mas Henry E McKeithen, Chirks La William A Mc Kinney, Dallas Tex Clifton H Martelle, Charlestown Mas Clifton 8 Massie, Stewarts Draft Va Randolph J Nesbitt, Kasiis ',ity Ks Theodore H Olson, Olsburg Kas Lewis G Pearcc, Bnrnside HI Ewart G Hcllcy, Tcagnc Tea Walter L Pruitt, Dahlune Ga .Tivhn PuHtf Uortland Mich John Quill, Providence B I John i Quinn, Flandrcau B I Henry G Kobinson, Canyon Creek JUa William M Simpson, Mt Vei-non 111 WUlie Bnell, M-Williams Fta Loroy H Stark, Hudson Ta Arehie W Truitt, Willards Md Ernest A Turner, Sterrett Ala Henry J Urich, Ottnmwa la Gcrene Vanburger, Lamgsburg Mich Edward B Barry, Forty Fort la Joseph Blumenfield, Parkway N Y louis Bombardier, Worcester Moss James E Clancy, Caseade la Gilbert F Cety, Merrill Midi William Dclilc, Anson Me John C Dragoo, 8t Joseph Mo Garland Farley, Ft Wayne Ind John W Fitzpatrrck, Lingle Wyo Thomas A Garland, Gnstonia N C George Ganger, Wanneta Neh Henry J Grainger, Ferry Bluff N C John Green, Sumter 8 C Ferdinand E Oreenbcek, GreenficW La , Jolin Halbig, Philadelphia Walter B Hcndrix, Curryvillo Mo Ole Hoom, Ksyville 8 D Victor F Johnson, Evansvitle Minn Frank J Johnston, Bethany Mo Peter B McLaren, Avon Mont Charleg S Mann, Spencer f D Charles E Mantles, Union Mo FIRMS THAT GIVE SERVICE Tslejhoaa Vaia UN SECOND-HAND GOODS BUY, SELL AND ECHANGE Men's clothes, shoes, hats, jewelry, watches, tools, musical instruments, bicycles, guaa, rifles, revolvers, suit eases, trunks, eameras, typewriters and furniture. Capital Exchange 33T Court street. Phone 493 FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN : ! On Good Beal Estate Security THOS. K. FORD O.er Ladil & Busk bank; Salem Oregon FEDERAL FARM LOANS 5V4 per eent 34 years time. A. C. Bokrnitedt, 401 Maaonic Temple. Salem, Orson. REAL ESTATE FOB SALE--And worth the price, five acres of ehoice land for hay, grain or fruit; located about 24 aiiles from city limits, a new and well furnished house cad ears, sa excel- lent well with pump, acre of tim- ber, place well fenced on B. F. D. ' Plonty and variety of fruit for i'am- '. ily use. Pric $2000. mprovements are worth the money asked. Inquire of Square Deal licalty Co. Fhone 470 8 ACRES house, barn, fenced, Vi in cultivation, first class new land, fome berries, 1 miles from Salem, will soil cheap or exchange for Sa lem residence. I ac.re good improve ments, in Salem, if taken at once, $1250. 70 acres, joining town, $65 per acre, easy terms. Strictly mod ern new bungalow cheap. Socolofsky 841 State St. . . tf BRING YOUR TRADES I can match you. 0."W. Niemeyer, Acal Estate Agent, Canadian Lands, 544 State street. GENERAL REPAIRING THE FfXIT SHOPT-Let -s repair and Sharpen your laws mowers. 267 Court Phone 1022. tf STOVE REPAIRING - I, 60(years experience, Dopot, National ana American lenee. Sizes 26 to 58 in high Paints, oil and varnish, etc . , Loganberry and hop hooks. ' Balcm' Fonce and Stove Works. E50 Court street. Phone 124. Frank I Boach, Albany 111 Andiow Jllair,. Rosendale Mo -Sandos Collins, Lafayette Ky Herman W Eckcrt, Detroit Mich Emmons . Hasting, Kenton O I'otor Nytron, Norway iWilliam t; Rittenhouso, Hacketts town 1'a Oeorgo W Smith, Garden Grove la Jaspor Smith, Harnsvillo R I Jeremiah E Sullivan, Columbus O 'Frank M Martin, Belair Md James P Tennyson, Alexandria La , Preston Vest, Blackwell Ky SILVERTON NEWS (Capital Journal Special Service.) Silvcrton, Nov. 20. Dr. Loor rcportB that there aro still a number of cases of flu in town but most of the patients are rapidly improving. The quarantine for flu will be lifted from the city noxt Saturday. Schools will open on Monduy. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ekman have bovn quite sick with influenza but are inwrovinK at this writing. Miss Fay Bontson and Miss Wava Bowen attended the U. of O. O. A. C. game at Corvallis Saturday. Mrs. Alfred Williams and littlo son Eldred, visited at Salem Saturday. Mrs. Geo. W. Davis was in bamm on Saturday. Brock Hammond and Claronce Hat wood took a load of rooters to the gams 1 1 Corva lit lat aturd y, Mrs. Austin JMistinun has juet return ed from a several months' visit in New York. Mr. Eastman is in the United States naval service there and had mado several trips across tho wator. i Juliug Wolfo was in Salem on batur dav. John Vinike is moving his laiuiiy back to Silvcrton after several years absence. .... A number of "Grandma" Haines' friends gavo her a very pleasant sur prise at her home in this city last Monday. The ladies tailed and prepar ed a fine chicken dinr.v-r, the event be ing "Grandma's" birthday. Miss Ole Sanders was shopping in Sa lem Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Goss were balem visitors Tuesday. ABE ADVERTISED MEDICINES WORTHLESS? Thore is no more reason to condomn all advertised mcilicincs than there is tc eondemn all physicians or all drug gists. Fakes there are in every pro fession, and in every trade, but they do not last long. Take a medicine lixe Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound, the true test of its merit s "he fact that for forty years it has been relieving women of America from the worst forma of female ailments, con stantly growing in popularity and fav or, until it is now recognized from ocean to ocean as the standard rcraody for female ills. ON SHORT NOTICE SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage oaa refuse of all kinds removed on month ly contracts at reasonable rataa, Cess pools cleaned. Dead animals re moved. Office phone, Main 2247. Besidenee, Main 2272. LODGE DIRECTORY KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET AT McCornack hall on every Tuesday at 8. P. Aadresen, C. CP. 3. Eaata B. A 8. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregoa Cedar Camp No. 5246 meeta every 3rd and 4th Thar, eve, ( o'clock In Derby building, eorner Court aai High streets. R. F. Day, V. C.; F. A, Turner, clerk. EOYAX NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA "Oregon Grape Camp" No. 1360. meets every Thursday evening ia Derby bui!ng, Court and High Stt Mrs. Pearl Coursey, 214 Court St oracle; Mrs. Melissa Persons, record er 1413 N. 4th St. Phone 1436M. "JNITED ARTISANS Capital Assent, bly No. 84 meets first Thursday of each month, at p. m- in I. O. O. F. Hall. Norma L. Terwilliger. M. A.; C. A. Yibbert, secretary, 34Q Owes street. THE MARKET Grain Wheat, soft, white $1.941 Wheat, lower grades on sample Oata ; ,., L : 80e Hay. oats - (S Barley, ton Hay, cheat, new Mill run m - - 24 EutUtfat Butterfat 6T Creamery butter ......... 66c Pork. Veaj aad Mutton Pork, on foot 16a Pork, dressed 1H20 Veal, fancy ... ' 1718a Steers 79 Cows . 46 Spring lambs Ewcs.wm.. lOV&tf 4f8 ' ainbs, yeai;'eis 67 Entts and Poultry Eggs, cash 60a2 Hens, live . ' .;.., 2023e Old roosters io Chickens 21(24 Turkeys, dressed ..... ........ Turk , liv d 25(ui28e vegttauisi . Sweot potatoes ................. .. Potatoes ............ .... Onions, local ........................ Cabbage Horse radish root, lb . 1.7S . (1.71 ... 2&fl 15e 2 ... M . $2.78 Turnips - Beets Grapes Green Denners ................. 6 Parsnips ..... -.. . Cranberries, box f.8i Iron Oranges Lemons, box n.s.ouicj' Bananas . .- 8 Huekloberries, pound 17 California gTape fruit, cue $7.508.56 Bladt fiss. 23 23 TO. Figs, I oa package - Fists. 6 oi, packages Figs, 8 oz. packages $3.S Figs, 10 lb. fancy Figs, 10 lb. ex. fancy 2 No. 1 comb honey $7 Ketau nice Creamery butter .. . - ITIriiiT. Knnl wheal . . Country butter - Ja Eggs, dozen ............-... PORTLAND MARKET Portland, Or., Nov. 20 Butter, eltf, creamery 60o ' Eggs, seleetea local ex. eo(u;uoo , Eggs, lecal ex. 66fe68e Hens 2527c Broilers 2730e I Geest 17(18c . : Cheese triplets 3536e DAILY UVB 8TO0K MABKET Cattle ; Receipts 100 Tone of market steady, unchanged Prime rteois $12.25jxl2.7S, Choice to good steers $1112 Medium to good steers $1011 Fair to medium steers $8.50(89.50 Common to fair steers 68 Choice cows and heifers $88.50 Medium to good eows and heifer $6.50(57.50 - Fairto medium eows and neueri 5.50(i G.50 Canners $,?(a4 Bull $5(S7.50 ; h. J Calves $'(dl2 ' Stockers and feeders $68 Bogt Receipts 525 4 Tone of market steady, unchanged ' Prime mixed $1.90(I17 ' Medium mixed $1.516.75 Rough heavies $14.9015.75 Pigs $1414.50 A I Bulk $16.90 ' ' Bases Beeeipts None "J Tone of market steady, uncliangei Prime lambs $11.5X12.50 Fair to medium lambs i)8.0010. Yearlings $1011 Wethers $910 Ewes $68.50 CORVALLIS CONNECTIONS. Leave Corvallis Arrive Sal4 8:20 am Northbound 9:45 ass 2:41 pm .Northbound 4:00 p 6:18 am Northbound 7:55 Mg Leave Balem Arrive OorvalUe 10:15 am Bouthbonnl... 11:87 M 4:13 pss Southbound. 8:40 p 6:40 pm Southbound .8:00 pm