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i falsing tFTe Family sure SftpmeisaPaeiHstTeadrrUtsitf - : V " r: : ii... j " j I lull nf Ifowir "From Over There" General Pershing's Official Report Killed in action ..i 158 Died of wounds '. 73 lied of accident and other causes 6 Died of disease 7H Wounded severely ...-.: 110 Wounded, degree undetermined 110 Wounded' slightly 314 Missing in action 474 Total ...:....., ;.: : 1323 Today's casualty list contains -the pame3 of the following Oregon men. Ralph J Hurlburt, Portland, killed in action Jim O'Connor, Lake View, killed in action Frank M Eckersley, Cove, killed in action Arthur E Glover, Dayvllle, killed in action John F Hayden, Hermiston, died of Wounds Denny 0 Nolltneyor, Oregon City, died of wounds Frank H Bedfield, Anchor, died of Wounds Basi A Kirsch, ',. Stayton, died of wounds . Frank J Scaur, Portland, died of dis ease ... - Loren O Harrington, Oregon City, died of disease - Van Alfred - Norder, Hood Biver, wounded severely ,'. Henry P Koch, Portland, wounded severely ...- Ira Felts, "Portland, wounded severe- l7Benjamin W HeartleyTuaiatln, wounded severely ..,.- Vernie Kern, Crane, slightly wound ed Josiah L- Brill, LaGrande, slightly wounded ' Clarence L Stevens, Aurora, missing is action - Silvio Polandri, Portland, miasxntf in action - Bobert 0 Niyison, Portltmd, mlwing in action Killed in Action i Capt Theodore D Biivenel Jr, Co lumbia S C ' Lieutenants Almeron W (Shanklin, Crozet Va Ceo Coldewny, New York Henry O Moe, Minneapolis Mnn Sgt Maj Glenn Cole, BoUiit Ws Sergeant j ... . Terry C Benson, Lumber City Pa . Olver W Gauch, Sc.ito Ti-x Otto D Gottach, Rock Tslar.d 111 Harry B iBailey, Tnf Fiver Okla ' AVm Xi Brunworth, Bremen 0 Enrigh L Buster, Lewisville Tex Tracy J Clark, Hieksvillo O Earl K Samscy, Cettarviile Kaa George K Boyster, Lehigh la Fair B Warr, Rossviiie 'i'enn ' , Corporals Abraham Brook, New York 1'red J Origo, Syracuse K Y Ben W Hagan, Lebanon Ivy J-MwaVd' 1 Haywood, Buf tolo :K Y . Willar C Hough, Ft IStcilneoora Wn Caiilon O Perry, Council N t' Walter H Price, Mnttnews N C Henry Schafer, Milwiiukce Harry Singlctary, Kidgevillc S 0 Korman J Travlcr, Lynchburg Va ' James B Watkins, Mason tl , JHcnjamin 8 Carra, Annnpolig Md fcorgc W Beber,, Beadjig Pa Ptelia 8 Bhjan, S Charleston O Loe V Miller, Centralia Wash John Vandcmallic, Brighton Mass Musician Grover A Gaidncr, Trenton U J . jKechanlcs AVillfred Cole, Chicago Wilbur S Moore, Grafton W Va Joseph P Schweers, Clevrland O Lawrence C Umbreit, E Orange If J Ivan W Kenyan, Wakonian O . COokg ChariP Schotta, Oolla lid . Privates Edward H Barrus, Grantsville Utah Demctrecs Benckos, Veior.a Ia Anthony G Billian, Portsmouth O George Bonfield, Chicago 111 Floyd W Booker, Greensboro N C John R Burns, Buffalo N Y Carl Carter, Santa Paula Cal Ojcar Odrstrom. Laurel Hill Fla John Christopher. Witt 311 Haioid E Clark, Kankakee 111 I.awrenco J Clark, Franklin Mas Forest B Cummcns, Corley Ark William Deteit, SjIod la Wm L Iin','ler, Tallapoosa Ga. Vincent Dwria Wheeling W Va Raymond Dauslas, Kew York Percy Dove, Acco'ink Va William Z Edwards, Chicrrd S Q Albert Engleman, Xcw Table Til Dewitt Gober, Rose: a M:s Joseph M GrefS, Seneca Ka Stafford J Baser, Lakewncd O Samuel 8 HublaM, Atwcod Ka -'harles Hucllman, Chieago X'larence Ingerham, Nooha.Mo WaJtax G JaewbAbn, Oau-ki Minn Joseph Kelly, Xcw York Orin H Kittle, Wayne City 111 Otto W Klein, New York John P Koch, Watinga Okla. Edward Barron, Tarre Hants Ind Lerey M Bennett, Maples Fla John E Bezzenbcrger, liloomfield la George Bieger, New York Alfred Bonnicksen, Ringsted la Theo Borrowski, Philadelphia Augustino Bosa, San 'Francisco .Ralph fliurkoy, Dover O Felix Clak, Prqston Ky Pavid C Cochran, Daytou O Leandcr T'Dixon, Great -Falls S C -Opie Dobyna. Evington Va Claude J Domes, Frunklinvillo N Y Bruno Drager, Chicago Houston Hoovor, Miirfewboro Tenn Pines B Jones, Eagle Rock Va .lohn K Kessler, Milwaukeo Walter J McCormick, Brookl.vn William M MoDonncl, Woodsboro Tx Francis' A JtfeGuiro, Dorchester Mass Jack W Montague,- Elmiity C Henry (L iNasou, Malono N Y Christian iNelsen, Jackson Minn Gus Norton, Maxtou 'N C Mike W Schaeffer, Bristow lad Dennis Shugruo, New Y'oik Harvey G Steffy, Denver Pa Dennie L Story, Grange City Ky James C Turner, Oahkosh Wis Jesse 8 Vance, Potosi Mo Herman Voltz,' Kilbourn Minn Kyle G Walker, Shoshone Wyo Pt-te Williams, Sedalia Tenn Ray Woodson, Columbus O Geo Laughlin, Hamilton Mo j tlutierf liedfordr'New- Hoitand Gr xleo Leeson, Saxon W Ya Walter G Lindner, Hayward Wis Manning Luneo, Danvl .0 Va . James M Lynn, Rockhill S C John M Mathews, Newell Pa Harold W Medows, Pacific Grove Cal Ludvig G Meling, Milton N D .lames G Metcalf, Grand Chain 111 Peter .W Micrzwinski, Chicago -Harry Miller, Scranton I'a Roland C Minton, Waverly Ky William J Murphy, Brooklyn Fred,:N Jolsou, -Minneapolis Minn Herbert F Olsen, t Croix Minn -Clarence M Plisch, Aniwn Wis ' Luther Popin, Mt Gilead N C Geo E Fuckett, Mancelona Mich Oda S Raymond, Durand Mich Hei.ry Rodstik, Morrisonvillc Wis James E Bomick, Muscotah Kas Johu E St Clair, Harlon Kas .Tnoonh Kabntino. ?icw York Michael "Schalia, Dorchester Mass Valval Bacrapaty, Brookljn Leciiinid H Si.heHien, Uconomowoc Wis Charles W Schiniek, Ventura Cal Charles E Shannaburg, Port Jarvis NY Hobic A Shroyer, Brawley Cal ( harles L Sparcnbcrg, Baltimore Jopjph L Spehuan, Brooklyn Perry Strickland, Ogemont 8D Carl Strumin, Battle Creek Mich Lonnie A Thompson, Brandon Te Nathaniel K Thornton, Bentonville N C . Camillo Trorana, Newcastle Ta Joe It Turlcy, Fredcricksi urg Ind lieo W Umphcnour, Gooding Ida Leonard Vis, White LaKe S D Robert 0 Wall. Trinity N C Nick A Weimet, Marsnficld Wis James B White, Salt Rock W Va Merl .1 White, Goshen Ind ' John .White, Passiac N ,1 '" . Major Williams, Seven Spgs N C Clarence L Wilson, Congo O Charles Windecker, Orange N J Eugene H Koester, Charleston N C Died of Wounds Lieutenants Wm I Mackinson, Kissimince Fla Judge E A Austin, Cnionvillc 'JNT C Howard T Barger, Lynchburg Va Bayard Brown, Genoa ill Oscar B Nelson, Ottumwa la Frank X Wohleb, Astoria N Y Bergeants Eugone T tasiter, Henderson N C rjenry Schlnffer, Baltimore Charley G Sturgeon, Nashville Ind James M Tillcry, Knoxvillc Tenn Corporals Wray Clarke, Pittsburg Kas Bernard B Council, Franklin Va John Grieco, Tarentum Pa Patrick J Hurley, Worcester Mass Edward A PeanycOok, E Change N J Wm J Panser, Bayonne N J Wagoner Earl E Cornell, Grand Rap ids Mich Cook Ellis B Searcy, Elk City Okla Privates Annibale Barbara, Jeannette Pa , . Philip M Barry, Chattanooga Tena Edgar H Baston'Lynn Mass Herbert C Beers, Brooklyn N Y Joseph A Brogan, Pittsburg -Ralph M Breschnrdt, :olumbus O Bruce B Bush, Leesville La Charlfj A Clark, Marshall Minn Eugene A Clifford, Little Falls X Y James D Clolingcr, Morehouse M Jahn C Cobarn, Bwrt Vt Wm L Conn, New YoHf , . -Robert J Cuffman, Allen Tex THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLDCR CATARRH How To Get Relief When Bead and Nose are Stuffed Up. Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears. Your clogged nos trils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely.. No more snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or headaches no struggling for breath at night. Get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your-druggist and apply' a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nostrils. It penetrates through every air passage of tha bead, soothing and -healing the swollen or in (lamed mucous membrane, giving you instant relief. ' Head colds" and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable, Belief is sure. Gus Dahlbcrg, Warren 0 . Edward J Douojiue, New York Henry Engol, Chicago Richard L Finckcj New York Wm K Galloway, Pottstown Pa Roy C Goldie, oLs Angeles Irving .L Graces, Rico Minn Samuel B Grenfeld, Detroit Mich Leon L Gunn, New Haven Minn . . Sumner B Hair, Byron Minn Harold Haly.orson, Giaud Forks: Minn Edward M Hiler, Spring Lake Mich Homer B Jenkins, Stanley Va iokn Groug Jr, Altoona Pa Mike H Landis, Westport Ind Raymond D Lay, New Oomcrstown Q' Joseph P McDonald, New York Thomag J McMahon, Newport Tex '; Marino- Mariui, Woonsockct R I Joseph J Meyers, Chicago " 'Thomas tr Nalty, ''Ttow York"''T?. Bert S 'Nelson, Boekford 111 - Richard New, Little Field Tex Fritz L Oborg, W Rutland Vt ' Charles J Ot'onuell, Hobokcu ir J William iP Phillips, White Wator Kas Wm Pieski, Milwaukee Andrew Pisani, Shaniokin Pa Matt E Bayner, Wonn Okja Wm D Bopur, Dawsonvillc Ga Fred J3 Sadler, GaJaway Neb Augustus Shea, Now Gigg:r,s Wig James E Smith, Amcsbury Muss Wm F Streitolmeyer, Cincinnati O Columbus D Tew, Clinton N C Wallace ToM, Cadillac Mich Wilfred Trembley, Fall River Mass Ernest C Whittle, Fall Eiver Mass Lawrence Wines, Island Branch W V Died of Accident and Other Causes Corporals Albert J Medlin, West Point. Pa W agoner Austin Jennings, Mew York Horseshoer Joseph Patterson, Mur rayvillo 111 Privates Clayton M Cushman, Lansing Mich Archie B Liles, Wagcrow Ga Harrison Viokers, Gilbartgville Ky Died of Disease Lt Robert G Durgin, Newmarket NH Nurses Jeanettc Bellman, Dayton O Katherine Hoffman, Queen City Mo Sergeants Ewald F Cranz, YenkOM NY Dennis E Fowers, Moberly J4q Claud D Swisher,' Washington la Hugh D Yale, Haines City FJa Corporals Wylic Woods, New London Mo William J Beyer, New Brunswick N J Secretary Judson H Bucchcr, Wash ington Bugler Chas Smith, Wellsburg W Va WagOQerg Charles L rV-trik, Chicago Cook Louis E Wiclandt, Aurora 111 Privates- . . John Adams, Binard Mil!p O Claud Bair, Astoria 111 Wm H Belunger, iNew London Wis Thomas H Bennett, Faxon Okla George Brittain, Viola Aik itusscll S Brawn, Ohio City O Raymond A Burgess, Hartford Conn Geo F Bushey, St Louis Mo Perry jCartmill, Lexington Mo Ira J Cato, Wiliiamsport Pa Jamcg W Cornett, Birmingham Ala Frank Costello Jr, New Haven Cnn WiHiam A Cronin, Rochester N Y Joha E Donan, CampbelljvilJe Ky Henry Fasbonder, Chippewa Falls Wis Frcdorick L Fennison, Ramseur N C Thomas Fogarty, Springfield 111 Chester E Goodcn, Joties Okla Morri C Haring, Jersey C'ty N J Jacob E Hehnly, Sheridan Pa Bernard L Hick, Westville Okla Geo L Hoch, C'astor'.and NY James S Hodges, Vaden Ark Dalla Huusaker, Mak'andu HI Cassius Hunt, Kingston Mass Chas F James, Puttman Okie Charles C Jones, Madill Okla Cornelius F Kelley Worcester Mass Ed L Lane, Kevil Ky . Oliver Kilgore, Oakman Aia Ona Lewis, Keermoor Pa Wm C Lindcnmuth, Bintowa Pa Hugh E McDonald, Belviik-ro Neb Clarence MoFarland, Humboldt Toan Jrviu A Mckenzie, Canada. Cieo Madison, Krebs Okla Arthur J Monahan, Harvey HI Vincont Mudra, Walnut Neb Thurlow Mullens, BakersfieM Mo -Roger ,L Myhre, Sun Dance Wyo Herbert C Kichols, Duck Oliver Ten Pete Patrenakos, Franklin Pa Archie Phillips, E Leavenworth Mo Wm J Posey, Wiufieki A.'a ,Jake D Phillips, Dresden Tenn Charlie R Boyer,.Pena Laird Va John H Bylander, Sheffiqld Pa Frita A iScheuneman,' .Dallas S D ; . John E Seaman, Pouahkeepsie Y Murray A Sherbort, Huntiugton Md Jeremiah J Sullivan, Worcester Mass Lawrence M Talley, JBarrottsville.Ten Chalpierg M Tehnaut, .Rockhill -CJ 1 Luke Toner, St Paul -Minn Luigi Varanese West Chester Pa Fred M Walter, Louisville Ky Don W Eagle, Jersey City .N J Clarence Whittcn, Mineral Springs Ark Fred Willinms, Villanova Ga John Windon, Northwood N D . -Wm J -Wirhanowcz, New Britain Pa Curt T Wise, Lebanon Jnct Ky Boy A Yancy, Killeen Tex 1 IK THE COUNT of the Btate of Oregon i County - COTJBT for Marion Tn the matter of the estate of Henry p. St. Helen,; dC(foeiL Jiptice pf ear- ing of final account; To all peisons interested in the es tate of IJonry D- St. Helen, deceased: You are hereby notified that en the 3rd day of December, 1918, Elizabeth I. St. 'Helen filed in this court her fin al account as executrix of the estate of Henry D. St. Helen, deceased, and that said final account will be heard by this court on Monday January sixth 1919, at the hour of ten o'clock a. m. of said day or as soon thereafter as this eoiiri can hear same, in the room of the county'ed'urt attao court house in Salom, Marion county, Oregon, and yo'u are HeVcjllte lq appeal at . tire; time and place jabove designated and show cause if any exist why said, fin- 8 f A PIT A I IfllIRN A I fl A VIPIFfl DPPT II . Vf Jl M. as. JL WJlV?XXW sr mm A i: QUICK REFERENCE TO FIRMS THAT GIVE SERVICE 0N.SB0RT NOTICE I WHERE BUYER AND SELLER JEEr-WE REC055MN9 OUR ADVERTISERS -3 ' BVEBYTHXNa ELEOTBIOAIi Hasonio Temple, J27 North -fiiga. . Kectrie po. OSTEOPATH DBS. B. S. WHITE AND P- W. WAL TON Osteopathia physicians and serve specialists. Graduates of Am ' erkan school of Ostoopathy, Kirk ville, Mo. Tost graduate and spec ialized in nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Offices 505-508 Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 85. Besideace, 1620 Court. Phone J2Z1S. Dr. White Bes. Phone 4C9. PENTIST OB. F. L. UTTER, DEJT li t, BOOMS 113-414 Lank of Cpmmeroe building. WATER COMPANY SALEM WATEB COMPANY Office corner Commercial and Trade streets Bills payable monthly in advance. Phone 606. SECOND-HAND GOODS FINANCIAL HONEY TO LOAN On Good Seal Estate Security THOa K. FOBD 0-er Ladd Bush bank; Salem Oregon ITSDEBAL FABM LOANS 0 per cent 'M years time. A- C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Masonic Temple. Balem, Oregon. STOVE REPAIRING dTOVES BEBUILT AND BEPAIRED 60 years experience, Depot, National and American lease. Sizes 29 to 58 is high Paints, oil and varnish, etc Loganberry and hop hooka. -Salem Fence and Stove Works, 250 Court street Phone 124- . . . - The Journal Job Department will print yon anything in tha stationery line do it right and save riu real money. " ' THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, c MuntU una the said executrix discharged from her trust. ; . Dated this 3rd day of December, 1918 W. M. BUSHY, County Judge. Donald W. Miles, Attorney for executruj, U. S. National bank bldg., Salem, Oregon. 1-2 NOTICE "OF HEARING of Final Account Notico is hereby given tlat tha fin al account of Luella Darby, administra trix of the estato of John Darby, de ceased, has been filed in the county court of Marion county, Oregon, and that the 6th day of January, 1919, at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, has been duly 'appointed by said eourt for the hearing of objections to such firral ac count and tho settlement thereof, at which time any persons interested ,in said estate are heroby required to ap pear and sho cause, if any they have, why said final account should not be allowed and approved Iby sid court. Duted (November 27, 1918. . LUELLA DARBY, Administratrix of the. -estate of John Darby, deceased. 1-ii NOTICE Notice is horcby given that Hazlo M. Nowgent, by an order of tho county court of Marion county, Oregon, has been appointed administratrix of the estate of Mary A. Mclntire, deceased. All persons having any claims against said estate are hereby requested to present the same with prpper vouchers to said administratrix at the offico of B. W. Macy, attorney for the estate, 202 Bank of Commerce building, Sa lem, Oregon, within six months from the date of thig notico. Dated this 14th day of November, 1918. ; V HAZLE m. NEWOENT, "Anhinistratrix. 12-5. Ttlephoae Main im REAL ESTATE FOB SALE And worth the price, five acres of choice land for bay, grain or fruit; located about 2!4 miles from city limits, a new and well furnished bouse and burn, an excel lent well with pump, acre of tim ber, place well fenced on B. F. ! Plenty and variety of fruit for fam ily use. Prle (2000. approvements are worth the money asked. Inquire of Square Deal Bcalty Co. Phono 470 70 ACRES $100 land, on account of cir cumstances will U for ana on easy terms. 6 acres all cultivated, good improvements. 1M, mile of eity limits only 3500. lYi aore good house, bara all in fruit, good soil, close to ear lino, 1250. Socokifsky, 841 Stato tf WANT-4350, $500 and 1500 loana on good real estate security. Bocolofsky, 84d State St. tf . BRING YOUR TRADES I can match yon. C. W. Niomeycr, Seal Estate Agent, Canadian i-anua, 014 State street. SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage aad refuse of all kinds removed on month ly contracts at reasonable rates. Cess pools cleaned. Dead animals re moved. Office phone, Main 2247. Besideace, Main 278. LODGE DIRECTORY BOYAL NEIGHBOR? OF AMERICA -"Oregon Grepe Camp" No. 1360. meets every Thursday evening is Derby building, Court and High St Mrs. Pearl . Courscy, 214 Court St Oracle; Mrs. I'elissa Persons, record r 1415 X 4th. St. Phone 1436M. . KNIGnTS OF PYTHIAS MEET O MeCornack hall on every Tndaj at 8. P. Andreson, CCS, i. uot K. B. ft 8. When yoo use Journal classifi- 4t ed ads get what yoo want taem to they work fast. 1918. THE IDER. OF SAtN' ' r" ... ADMINISTRATOR'S ' NOTICE Notice is hereby givon that the un dersigned, by virtue of an order of tha county- court (of Marion county, Ore gon, duly made and entered of record on the 88th day of October, 1918, was appointed administrator of the estate of Charles A. Guerne, deceased, and that he has qualified as such. All per sons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified as required by law, at thO Office nf Smith & Shinlfla kftni-. noys. 403 Salem Bank of Commerce Duuaing, tttucm, Oregon, within six months from the dato of this notice. Dated and first published this 31st day of October, 1918. GEORGE F. GUERNE, Administrator .of the estate of Charles A. Guerne, deceased. EXECUTOB'S NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has beon duly appointed by the county court of the state of Ore gon for the county of Marion as ex ecutor of the last will and testament of Rosia B. Gorig, deceased, and that he has duly qualified as such exeeutor. All persons having claim against; -said estate are hereby notified to present the same, .duly verified, to me at the office of A. O. Condit 203 Hubbard building, in Salem, in Marion eouoty, state of Oregeon within fix months of tho date of this notice. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this' 15th day of October, 1918. JACOB STATJFFEB, Executor of tha last will and testa ment of Bosia B Gerig, deceased. Al-14 ADMINISTRATRIX' NOTICE Notice is hereby givon that the un dersigned t, an Order of the county nniirt nf thn ata.ta of Ornpon for the county of Marion, duly made and enter- MODEBN WOODMEN OF AMEBICA Orogon Cedar Camp No. 246 meets every 3rd and 4th Thur. eve, 8 o'clock in Derby building, corner Court and High streets. B. F. Day, V. C; T. A Turner, clerk. UNITED ABTI8ANS Capital Assem bly No. 84 meeta first Thursday of each month, at S p. m- in I. O. O. F. Hall. Norma L. Terwilliger. M. A.; C. A. Vibbert, secretary, 3-if) Oweni straat TOE MARKET Grain Wheat, soft white Wheat, lower grades on .sample Oata .I..... . 0cl Hay, oats 1..- . $25 Barley, ton - Hay, cheat, new Mill run - 508a U4 ... 8738 Eutterfat Butterfat . , 67 Creamery butter 07c Pork, Veal and Mutton Pork, oo foot . 16 Pork, dressed 1820 Veal, fancy 16l7c Steers . J9 Cowa ..., Spring lambs 11c Ewes--.- - , , r... . .4fg6 uambSj yearlings ........ 8(ac ggs and Fonttry Kgga, cash 82c Hens, live 2123e Old roosters 15e Chickens : 21(5?24o Turkeys, drmsed 30ii32c Turltieys, live 252tic VegetarAM Sweet potatoes . $4 Potatoe, , l-75 Onions, local . 1.75 Cabbage 2 Head lettuce , .... 12.75 Turnips . . Rfots ', ,, , Ore n peppers Parsnips Cranberries, box 8c 8 $4.25 .- $1.83 Cauliflower Iron Oranges 4fti70 IemoDS, box ,. tti.75 Bananas III - . " ' sye-- PAGE NINE Fisher i ixril ed qn tho 2ath day of October, 1918, was appointed administratrix of the es tate of Thomas Robinson Townsend deceased, and that ahe has duly -qualified as such administratrix. All per song having claims against said- estato are hereby notified to present tha same duly verified, as required by law, to the administratrix at the law -offices of Jas. G. Heltzol and Max Gehl har, in the city of Salem, Oregon, with in six months from the date of this notice. Dated this 31st day of October, 1918. BEATRICE E. TOWNSBND, Administratrix of the estate of Thom as Robinson Townsond, deceased. Jas. G. Holtzel, Max Gehlhar, Salem, Oregon. ' Attorney for estate. Date of first publication, October 81, 1918. . Date of last publication, November no. jvia. I EXECUTRIX'S FINAL NOTICE To all whom it may concent Please take notioe that Belle Shantz, execu trix of the estate of James N. Bhantz deceased, has filed her final account in aid estate and the county court bbs nxett too iim day of December, 1918, at ten o'clock a. m. as the time, and the county court room in the boun ty court house, at Salem, Oregon, as the place -for hearing said final account. AU porsona having any objections to said final account should appear and mane aula objection at said time. This notice ig published pursuant to an order of Hie county eourt of Mar ion county, Oregon, dated the Kith day of November, 1918, and the first publi cation is made in the issue of tho Cap ital Journal of November 21st, 1918. , BELLE SHANTZ, Executrix' of the estate of James N. Shanty deceased. ,,, Dec. 19 NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT Notice la herebv (riven that the final account of Paul H. Stogo, exeeutor of tho estate of E. H. Stogo, deceased, has beon filod in the county court of Ma rion county, state of Oregon, and that tho SOth day of December, IMS, at the hour of ten o'clock a, m., has been duly appointed by such eourt for the hearing of objections to such final ac count and the settlement thereof, as which time any person interested in such estato may appear and file ob jections theroto in- writing and contest the same. Dated this 20th day of November, 1918. PAUL H, 6TEGE, Executor of the estato of E. H. Stogo deceased. J6-19 Huckleberries, pound ...,.... loo Florida ifnuio fruit, caso t0.50(uj7 Blade figs, 83 25 lbs -50 Pigs, 4 oi. packages 5.58 Figs, 8 oi, packages , . w-w Piss. 8 oi. nackaues ........ $3.50 Figs, 10 lb. fancy - Figs. 10 lb. ex. fancy ... W- No. 1 comb honey tl Retail ertesg Creamery butter ................ 70 33.2 05a Flour, hard wbeaV , Country untier - Egg., dosea 70a Portlund Or.. Duo. 5. diutter, city Portland, Or., Dec. 4.-ltutter, city creamory (i6c llggs, selected local ex. CJiavwfl Eggs local ex. 7072o ; Hens 27c BroilerB 27a'30e Geose 2225 ' . pheete triplets 3536o DAILY LIVB STOCK JdABKET Cattle Bceiits Ki2 Tone of market steady Prime steers 11.00(u l2 Choice to good steers 10.5011.58 Medium to good steers 9fol0 Fair to nie'lium gtreers $s(a9 'ommon to fair steers V!W7.50 Choice cows and heifers 7.75(o8 Medium to good cows and heifers; $0(7 Fairto medium cows and heifers. Canners tVttl Bulls $507.50 Calves $9(l2 Stockeis and feeders $e8 ( Bcgj Bcceipts 829 Tone of market higher Prime mixed $1 6.90(a) 17 Medium niixod 18.50(0)16.90 Bough. heavies $14.6014.75 ' Pigs 14(ail5 Bulk 18.5016.75 Bbeop Beceipts 8 ! Tone of market steady ' Prime lambs $12t3 Fair to medium lambs Ifa 11 Yearlings IU(all - . Wethers J(a,10 Ewes Wo 8 JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY