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jRflU nf if intm "From Over There" General Pershing's Official Report Total Number of Casualties to Date Killed in action (including 396 at sea) 1 23,431 Died of wounds . 9,091 Died of disease 12,993 Died of accident and other causes 1,883 Wounded in action 56,764 Missing in action (including " prisoners) 12,656 Total to date 116,823 Summary of marine cori'g casualties to date: Officers Deaths ... : 80 Wounded :. . 79 Total . Deaths . 160 Unlisted Men 1751 .Wounded 2490 In hands of enemy ;i , 75 33 Total 4598 The following casualties are report ed by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces today: ! Killed in action 336 Wounded severely , ...a - 1063 Wounded slightly .:. . 165 Missing in action . 376 Total .... 1940 Today's casualty list contained the names of the following Oregon men: Guy H McFeitin, Heppncr, wounded severely . , ' Leslie H Stockman, Springbrook, wounded severely James B. Widener, Oregon City, wounded, degree undeternflned Bernard Levison, Portland, wound ed, degree undetermined . John Brant Jr, Powder, vounded, de gree undetermined Henry O Clark, Dufur, wounded, de gree undetermined '- ' Albert M Clostermann, . Portland, killed in action Lee a Boy, Myrtle Poinc, killed In action Robert C Lindeman, Bufus, wound ed, degree undetermined James F Harding, Cottage Grove, missing in action Nick Schavenits, Marshfield, missing in action Paul Buckmun, Baker, died of wounds -. Howard Bollinger, Lebanon, wound ed Slightly '; Raymond H Turner, lone., wounded slightly Clifford H Thomas, Newport, wound ed slightly J Arthur T Lee, Rosebu.g, wounded severely ' . - ; . t. Benjamin F Dorris,, Eugene, jound: 'e' severely" ' " '' -'' ' 'Charles A Bobertson, -'Portland, wounded severely Boy Scott, Heppner, wounded severely,- Henry KreDs, Heppner, mounded se verely Philip L Frost, Oswego, wounded se verely Emile C Gourdneau, Portland, wound . ed severely- - John J Condon, Cascade Locks, wounded severely . .Adolph Grano, Portland, wounded se verely Herbert E Koons, Lakeview, wound ed severely Joseph Greene, Klamath Falls, wound ed severely Killed in Action Maj Mark Hanna, Kansas City Mo Capt Frank E Battles, Philadelphia Capt Louis C Knack, Detroit Mich Lieutenants Raymond A Schoberth, Versailles Ky Albert H Vickers, Cambridge Mass Edgar J Eyler, Baltimore James iB Burks, Newport News Va Samuel A Campbell Jr, Louisville Ky .Harold F Flynn, Woonsockct E I Thomas E Hazlctt, Greei.sburg Pa Paul J Langebach, Live Oak Cal Sergeants Wm I Abbott, Atnlers Okla Philip M iBcrtrn'm, Wilku'barre Ta Guy P 'Butler, Kock Island 111 Jesse Centers, Los Creek Ky Lewis C Cotok, Kansas City Mo Porter Garrison, Auburn V Va Herman B Jones, Hudson N V Walter C Graham, Pittsburg Pa Joseph M Shedlack, Utahville Pa Kmil Dallmann, Milwaukee. Lewis Davis, Delaware Okla Edward K Hackman, St Louis Mo Thos E Hully Burton, Ricltcr Tenn Bertram 8 Hetland, Cincinnati O James M Lawrence, GrOvorton Tex Wyatt H Trigg, Dublin Tex Earl F Wakeland, Itloomuigdale Ind Corporals Kdward Bunkowski, Bonndbrook N J Edward L Callahun, Ti'mcr Falls Mass (lay Dotson, Neodasha Kas J)an D Duty, Wcllmllc O ' James E Fletcher, Holcoinb Mo - Harry J Franks, Reading Pa Phillips E Funderburk, Wills Point Tex . Odilon Gagne, Berlin N H Landis K Groff, Lancaster Pa Arthur Heinlein, Cincinnati O Kent Hicks, Blandinsville 111 Andrew B Horrel, Modoc 111 Wilford L Garner, New Martinsville W Va Guiseppe Palma, Chicago Jesse Staton, Cranberry X C . Frederick 3 Zeigler, Brooklyn Everett B Bates, Needm.re N C Bobrrf Bess, Charles Mich Wui J Gardner, Pikerville N C Josinh Kolnr, Windham O Reuben O Kornegay, CcntcrviUe Ala Earl C Lyons, Lineoln Neb James H McArver, Gastt-nia N C Arlie A McCoHum, Double Spgs Ala Ira V Swanger, Persia Ta Bernard J Thomas, Philadelphia Chariis Tibbits, Joplin Mo Louis Zimmermann, New Vork Cornelius B tone, Waco Tex Frank Crumbier, Goodin ; Jdg JYed W Lueekmeycr, Brenham Tex Wm MeKinstrv Oswego N Y Baymond Rankin, Cooperfvillc Mich Bertram A Bowe, Bosellc Park N J Fred W Saniter, Milwaukee James C Stevenson, Campbell Tex Boyd Stoneburner, Edon O t Oscar Tatum, Fuget Mu . Morris C Drye, Lebanon Pa Guy IB Early, Melcom la . Chester Fitzgerald, To'nawanda N Y Harry Handilinan, New Vortf' Buglers Clark N Kellogg, Oneonta N Y Peter De Falco, Dunkirk N Y Aubrey Upchurch, MorriUon Ark Cook Frank C Korabaugh, Savage Md Wagoner John Ninneinan, Wausau Wis Mechanics Arthur Rechnitz, Bronx- N Y Bt-rnard F Canniff, Bloomfield N J John Gardner, Christianburg Va -Jesse C Hodder, Tawas C.'ty Mich Privates Ebon Doan, Alger Wash John A Doll, York Pa Jacob Dorgeroos, Erskin Minn Alfred Douglas, Brooklyn George F Doyle, Pittsburg Raymond M Dunlap, Holland Pa Ezra Dupuis, Oakland N H George K Ealum, McKcnzie Ala Lovell Edgeworth, Windfcr 111 John Elliot, Bangor Me Mervin A Elwood, Ogden Utah John P Faughlander, Williamsport Md Thedford H Fleenor, Bristol Va Frank Fernandez, Santa Paula Cal Kenneth S Gardner, San Antonio Tex John A Garbin, Torrington, Conn Hugh M Floro, Christopher 111 Roy L Goodman, East View Ky John S Gott, Rochester N Y Norman A Guillarmod, Hilltop Pa Stanley Gurniik, Syjacusc N Y Wm C Halligan, New Haven Conn Wm L Harring, Fairhavcn Mass Wm E Hawk, WcHsboro P " Arlington A Heald, Goff Kan Luther Hines, St Joseph Tenn Charles A Hoff, Ft Ranson, N D iBonjamin B Jones, Stratford Okla . Samuel Jones, Philadelphia Lloyd Kingery, Kansas City Mo John S Krause, Brooklyn Homer J Lackey, Cordova Ala Harold Lamberton, Toledo O John .N Lesnau, Sauk Rapids .Minn Charles E Lindsay, W Deeatur-Pa Allison O Alf ord, Chandler. Okla , Edmund Baggs, Chicago Charlie Harden, Charco Tex Roy Bardiili, Chicago Edgar A IC Bauer, JJew Bernville Pa John H Birchfield, Lancaster O 'August Bollinger, St Louis Mo Christian Bonnevie, Brooklyn ' Lyman C Boston, GordoLaville Va Lewis Ii Boutwcll, Pachuta Miss Reaves Branstotter, Pishtr Ark ' Evorett M Caldwell, Cruwford Colo John Callahan Jr, Plattsburg Mo Charles Carroll, Pilot Va ' Harry L Causland, Anacortes Wn Nicholas DChoekaris, Sparta .. Ben Clark, 'Silver City frtj Frank B; Cochran,. Antioei Tenn Fred C Colo; Georgiaville T I Clifford Counts, New Boston O Harold Davies, Brooulyn Charlio L Deshazo, Ouluster Okla Frank Dudzinski, Brooklyn John Dyball, Huntington NY Abram East, Jiane Tex Samuel Efros, New York Fletcher W Gaines, Bcthoi Mo , Arthur Ahern, Minneapnlis ; Ed Altice, Devils Fork W V , . James W Arms, Licking Mo Edward Bernhardt, iNijcara , Falls NY Dudley Bennett, Calhoun Ga Willig Bevels, Mt Hope Ala John E Bogan, Fon Du Lac Wis Fred Bohland, Troy 111 A J Bolgren, Barnesville Minn John C Bowden, Ged La Theo O Brown, Pine Grove Pa Joseph C Buddake, Cincinnati Clarence T Butler, Blooming Prairie Minn Eddie C Byrd, San Angelo Tex Alvin F Bryum, Maringo Ind Lawrence Cahill Philadnlphia Paul B Canfield," Fricndiil-ip N Y Aaron Carter, Thompson Valley W Va Wm E Clingnn, Springfield Mo ' Walter G Coat, Cabool Mo . Robert L Coffee, Kester W Va L?o J Conklin,. Ravenna Mich . John A (.'order, Ashville O Hugh M Corum, Manassah Va Joromiah Crnomer. Nazaieth Pa loon C Cushion, E Hardwick Vt Alexander Diinulo, Chester Ta Glen 0 Milks. Salamanca N Y Frank C Moorey, May Okla George W Morris, Emley Ala Frank Munn, Kirksville Mo Dennie J Needham, Norfolk Va" Orva Noasker, Cleveland O Jock. Olson Bav horo 'N Y Olnf E Olson, Cavalier N D PiMPLY?VELL,DONTBEI People Notice It Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a package of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a tew tugnts. Cleanse the blood, the bowels and the liver With Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets, the suc cessful substitute for calomel; there's never any sickness or pain after taking them. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effectively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating, i No one who takes (Hive Tablets ts ever cursed with "a dark brown taste," bad breath, a dull listless, "no good" feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face, - Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color. Dr. Edwards spent years among pa tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints, Mid dive Tablets sr the Immensely effective result Take one or two nightly kg week. See how much better you feel asd look, 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. GalcWy Ead Cy Psnetra.-.s HamSiu's Wizard Oil A safe and harmless preparation to relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lame Back and Lumbago ii kamllu'i Wizard Oil It penetrates quickly, drives out soreness, and limbers up stiff aching joints and muscles. You will find almost daily uses for it m cases of sudden mishaps or ac cidents sych as sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and tings. Just ss re liable,, too, for earache,- toothache, croup and colic. , Get it from druggists for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back. Ever constipated of have sick headache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30 cents. Guaranteed. James OINeiil, Philadelphia Clayton A Parks, Sauk Center Minn Geo L Patterson, WoodwarJ Okla August Peterson, Benson Minn John Beininger, Ira O Harry Schmitt, Cleveland O Arthur Sennits, Andover O Wm E Schumacker. Michigan Citv Mich Wm Scott, McGregor Tex Wm Sedlack, Astoria N Y Raymond T Seward, Chicago James H Sharpo, Frankfort Ky - Lewig H Skillman, Kingjville Mo Carl,J Stollcr, New Philadelphia O Martin H Strand. Newman Grove Neb . Otto R Strocmer, Chicago . Howard B Suploe, Philadelphia Philip B Swan, Pamplin Va ; ' Frank L Teb'ay, Euclid Pa Clarence Thomas, Oircleville O John F Walters, Auburn Ala ' Thomas E Warren, Denver Chas S White, Brooklyn Clarence Williams, Dchalb Tex Boss Wilson S Mansfield La Mark L Wilt, Goshen Ind Homer M Yates, Whitman Neb : Raleigh Zachrison, Arvada, Colo. ' E. Q. Zimmerman, Winona, Minn Chas. E Alka, Carmel, 111. Wilfred E Beauvais, Hugo, Minn. Fred Bolte, St. Louis, Mo. Honry A. Brandt, Toledo, O; George B. Clark, Canby, Minn. . frame itynowski, Chicago. Willard J. Eskew, Bossville," Ga. Don A. Fasano, Crystal City, Mo. A. A. Filter, North Milwaukee, Wis. Peter G. Gaynor, Chicago Albert E. Gibson, Philadelphia. Andrew J. Gibson, Dixon, Ky. Fred P. Hathaway, Chicago. Ralph W. Hockey, Kearney, Neb. Horace H. Hoover, Bloomsburg. Pa, C. P. Judge, Jersey City, N.J. James R. Kalina, Irving, Iowa Howard S. Keeling, Bolivar, Mo. , J. I. M. Kindberg, Stanton, la. ' Jim Kirby, Madison Ala , Albert C. Klavun, Chicago Geo. B Lablom, Roseburg, Wash. Alfred Lafont, Portorville Mo Michael A. Lambert, Jersey City NJ .Nela P, Larson, Alta. ,1a . . , i . . Gabriel Larson, Austin Tex i Napileon J Ledoux, Spencer Mass Arche G Leggott, Ruleville Miss Edgar Linderman, Givin la Morris Lipkin, New York Joe Ipoma, Cleveland O Frod 0 Lookabill, Southmont NO Francesco Lopario, Waterbury Conn Jose Lopez, Faliurrias Texas Ottie McAllister, Perry villo Texas J. E. AlcGlone, Portsmouth O T L MacKessy, Baltimore, Md Raymond Markus, Davenport la eiareneo.A Michalson, Blackerth, Wis Lewis H Morken, Locust la Jno. Moss, South Kortright, NY, Ernest 8 Mueller West Chicago Ewell C. Murray, Amite La Stuart E Murray, Wheaton 111 " Melvin Myhre, Fosston Minn Melvis Myhre, Fosston Minn E C Nedrow, Donnybrook N D Leon B O 'Bryan, Elkland Pa Arthur L Parker, Jouner Pa Jno L Parker, Haydon Mo Aubie U Pate, Morningsport La James A Perkins, Boston iuass Early A Perry, Willis Texas Ray Terry, Anarga 111 Wm P Persinger, Parkersburg W Va Wrm H Peters, Cincinnati O J O Pinberton, Texarkann, Texas Wm Pollard, Litchfield 111 John F Raab, Bethlehem Pa Alvin E Randolph, Creighton Mo Denver Rat-lift, Greenville O Marcel E Richard, Lynn Mass R R Maguire, Hopewell N Y Philip J9 Carlton, bilva Mo Jones A Childress, Point Hock Ala Frank O Culbertsos, Liverpool O Chas Culp, Nelsonvilo O Noah A Dickson, Thurmond W Va Benj F Eis, Millcrsburg O Walter E Dior, Hturgeou Bay Wis Geo B Gohl, Kansas City Mo Michael Uolinske, Brooklyn N Y James H Gomcr, Whaloyille Va Bichard J Harper Berkeley Cal Everett F Harrell, Piggott, Ark C A Haun, Carpenter Ky Wm A Hawley, Cooper N C Lewis Ingram, Plattsburg Miss Carl F Johnson, Appletoit Minn Frederick P Jornson, Summers Ark Janicj A Kcssler, Turlock Cal Jeremiah King, Sincreity W Va Auguat Kinkelin, Enid, Okla James T Kinscr, Dixie W Va Carl T Korff, Hartiugton Neb Emil A Kraft, Bellevile 111 Frank Kuehn, Chicago. ; Stanley Kules, Chicago. John W Kurtz, BecviJle Texas Joseph Kosnetz, Brooklyn, NY Howard W Long, Reading Pa Micahcl Lyons, Chicago L B McCarty, Aberlin O Lester L McCloughan, Allerton la William. McCuJlick,, I'cmberville. C Arthur A Marks. Palmyra Mich Longino M Bios. Santa Barbara Cal Harvey W Bobiiison, Teagua Texas Aimer U Kussell, Tottcnville N Y John W Bust, Adams Tenn Frank J Schidlowski, Cleveland O Maximillian E Schussclin Pleasant Hill O . ' ; . . A M Sidenstficker, Neck City Mo i Charles L Sifford, Lake City la Joseph Silverman, New York.. Herbert J Simon, Philad.-'phia Andrew F 8motzlcr, Phillipsburg Pa .crank K bnow, Brewer ale Jno A Southers, Annistcn Ala Christ E Steritt, Pittsburg Alfred J Stolicis, Cuero Tex Clinton Stoutenburg, Stomford N Y Bernard Strauss, Brooklyn Milfrid S Streblow, Hill3 Fla Walter F Stupey, Highwood 111 Andy Styles. Wesser N C Mike Sutea, St Joseph Mo Haymond B Sutton, Memphis Tenn -Frank Sylvia, New Bedford Mass 'Howard C Taylor, Hutchinson Kas Boy C Thomas, Livington Tex Anthony jr Y Tillman, St Louis Mo John Tingum, Deeorah la Wm H Toner, Lewell Mass Joseph F Trichel, Hsrrisl.urg ta Alfred W Turner, Nicho.l, Ga Tilman T Voyles, Jellice Tenn John A Wentling, Qhambcrsburg Pa Boy Wcstby, iBeloit Wis Dan F Weyand, Lyons Tex Reuben M Wiuierson, Santa Crux Cal Hilam Williams, Monterey Tenn Lafayette Williams, Unadilla Ga Gustav Wilson, Kirol la Geo J Witt, Milladoro Wis . Petcr Witinsky, Boston Mas pay 'Woodworth, Cochranton Pa Anthony Zqldik Jewett City Conn " Charles Burgess,- Granvi';c N Y Mark C Campbell, Bremond Tex John D Cindis, Philadelphia -Antonio Ferisc, Bellvernon Pa Daniel C Files. Mill Shal'.s 111 Clarence Gardner, Ccmentcn iN Y ' Wallace Gray, Santa Clara Utah Ralph A Hang, Mt Aetna Pa Chas Hardy, Washburn Mo Russell J Hart, JFairchance Pa James H Melton, Berrytown Ga Burnis W Holister, Canada Arden Hokins, Given W Va John Ingram, Boan Mtn Tenn i Chris Juhl, Plainfield Pv John Karol, Waupun Wis Joseph Mancuso, Providence B-1 John Manion, Carnegie Pa Raymond Meyers, Bnookyille Ind , Wiley E Neal, Baltimore ; Wm D Perrino, Locktown N J Steven Sherin Ennmclaw Wash Robert B Steidler, Adams Neb Harold E Wilson Clitton Ariz Sgt Ralph B Clemons, Dayton O . Wounded Severely Maj Harry D Parkin, Pittsburg Captains , Thomas M Reese, Mineral Ridge O Charles H Brown, Birmingham Ala Clark Howell Jr, Atlanta Ga Lieutenants Wallace H Bloomquist, Los Angeles Myron C Horrick, Denver Donald L Hathway, Denver Robert It Brown, Urbaiia 111 Harold P Uibsonji Nowptrt EI Edmund W Cilpin, Philadelphia Maurice R Harrison, Dcs Moines la Edwin M Hcnsley, New York Howell Do W Stevens, Now York Edwin' & Schmitt, Milwaukee Geo B Russell, Fitzgirald Ga Alfred M Barlow, Gallipolis O Michael W Q'Boylc, Fon Du Lae Wis Henry C Cassidy, Wichita Kas Lee S Hultzcn, Jforwich N Y Hugh J Kinsman, Rochester Vt Samuel Shannon, Brooklyn John F Woolfslager, Castorland N Y Chas E Wise, Mnnkato Minn iRussell F Ashman, Cleveland O Henry G Botger,. New York Lawrence O'Kelley, PuobJo Colo Henry O Swindler, MagnoTa 111 Cass Manning, Denver Thomas C Looneyi, Memphis Tenn; Henry Mc-Donnell, Dorchester Mas Arthur R Sayros. Bryn Mawr Pa . 44HmMMMMMMMIMIMMIMIttMMMIIMMIIIMtltMMIIMMMIIMO I CAPITAL JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT. I i. i ir'-im-nr-T - - ' Si QUICK REFERENCE TO FIRMS THAT GIVE SERVICE ONJSHORT NOTICE : WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEEF-WE RECOMMEND OUR ADVERTISERS JVEStTHTNa Ia9m Biectrte Co, IfasoniB Temple, osteopa OES. B. B. WHITE AND B. W. WAL , TON Osteopathic physicians and aerve specialists, uraduatos or Am erican school of Osteopathy, Kirk Tille, Mo. Post graduats and spec ialized in nervous diseases at Los Angeles Col'cg. Offices G05-508 Nat Bank B'.dg. Phone 85. Residence, 1620 Court. Phone 231S. Dr. White Res. Phone 469. DENTIST OB. V. L. UTTER, DENrIi,T, BOOMS 113414 Bank of Commerce bunding, WATER COMPANY 8ALEM WATER COMPANY Office eorncr Commercial and Trade streets Bills pavable mcntbty in advance. Phone 608. SECOND-HAND GOODS FINANCIAL MONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security THOS. K. FORD 3.er Ladd & Buh bank; Salem Oregon FEDERAL FABM LOANS 5 per cent 34 years time. A. C. Bobrnstedt, 401 Mflonie TenH'le. Salom, Orsgon. STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 90 years experience, Depot, National ad American fence. Sizes 26 to 58 in high Paints, oil and varnish, ete Loganberry and hop books. Salem Fence and Stove Works. 250 Conrt Street. Phens 124- The Joarnal Job Department will print too anything in the stationery line do it right and save yu real money.' MONDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1918. Capt William B Scott, Hubbard Tex Arthur C Cole, Providers B I Gregory P Connelly, Beverly Farms juass - . ; Sergeants James E Carroll, Jew York James A Toon, Brooklyn Hugo W Wolff, Boehelle N Y Maj Eugene i Beilly, St Louis Mo Edward Sauer, Davenport la' Edward & Bane, Garland Tex Harry Chandler, Philadelphia Herbert B Turner, FallsDorg N t Marion B Hughes, Willspoint Tex Ferdinand H Arnold, Baltimore William C Gilmore, Tecumsch Okla Oarl iP Lants, Buffalo N Y Robert S Robertson, Lyons Neb Clinton J Wbitthorne, Columbia Tenn Arthur M Williams New Britain Conn -. Chag Backus, Williamson la Jameg L Lennon, Buffalo N Y Frank I Johnson, Ekalaka Mont Dudley Brown, Vanwert O Leonard L Dawson, Jersey City N 3 Daniel W Eucll, St Louis Mo Evald Hess, Chicago ... Francis J Hines, Winsted oCnn Dewey J Howick, Manchester la Edward J Eyberg, Warren Pa Edmund Violet, Berlin N H Walter J Weir, Saranae Lake N Y Leonard Wilkinson, St Louis Mo John J Curtin, New Britain, Conn John F Barclay, Chicago Thomas P Cavanaugh, St Louis Mo Allen Glasgow, Newberry S C Lorenzo I Milllgan. Fosteria, O Louig J Mitten, Newton Kas Daniel J Richardson, Lawrence Kas James E Smith, Caddo I a Leon-White, Kakakee Hi Arthur K Armington, Spokane Wu Harry L Bishop, Gnntcr Tex Eben E Broman, Falun Kas James T Clifford, Kankakee 111 Tom Davidson, Eureka 111 Robert Davis, Chickasba Okla George M Guass, Myerstown Pa 1 John McDonald, Wallingford Conn John L O'Rourke, S Eicjnnond Va John Senkowich, isew lork Lionel 'Bendhoim, (New York Byron Clayton, Decatur 111 Joseph Gordon, Troy N Y Richard Livingston, Tadmor O ; William H Snyder, Torrington Conn ; Lee A Wadsworth, Mulberry Ala 1 Julius O Yuill, Soap Lake Wash t Everett E Adams, Maiden Mass Richard Freeman, Baltimore Jno D Hunt, Sontag Va Allan B Kenworthy, St Paul Minn John May, Rockaway N J i Walter V Smith Barnesville O William J Tighe, Now York Wesley D Ward, Clarion Mich Claronce L Collins, Stinbury p vJohn F iFagan,- Hartford Conh. rJoun T Holmes, Tenaha Tex Jasper Ponnington, Hamilton O, Edwin H Weaver, feonTorviUo Mass Scrg Maj William C Davies, N Pitts' burg Corporals Jesse W Otterstatter Inocpendonce Kas . Frank 'Wright, St Louis Mo Mert G Baalke, Hinsdale Mont Alan P Dexter, New Vork Mack S Hubbard, Gilbreath N 0 Frank A KearnB, Astoria N Y . Marshall 'D Raymond, New Eocholle n y. . ;, , .,; ' :,. John L Roderick, San Lorenzo Cal Alfred II Sloan, Berlin N, H Telephone Main 120 BLEOTSIOAIi 187 North Eik REAL ESTATE 70 ACRES 100 land, on account of cir ; eumstanoes will sell for $65 on easy terms. 6 acres all cultivated, good Improvements. 1 mile of city limits only $3500. 1 acre good house, barn all in fruit, good soil, close' to car line, $1250. Socolofsky, 341 State ''.,.-':. tf WANT $350, $500 and $1500 loans on good real estate security, Socolofsky, 841 State St. tf BiW YOUR TRADES I can matali you. C. W. Niomeyer, Real Estate Agent, Canadian Lands, 544 State street. SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage and refuse of all kinds removed on month ly contracts at reasonable rates. Cess cools cleaned. Dead animals re moved. Office phone, Mala 2247. Residence, Main 272. LODGE DIRECTORY ROYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA "Oregon Grepe Camp" N. 1360. meets every Thursday evening ir Derby building, Court and High St Mrs. Pearl Coursey, 214 Court St oracle; Mrc, Melissa Persons, record er 1415 N. 4th St. Phone 1436M. KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS MEET AT McCornack hall on every Tnday at 8. V. Andrtsen, C, C. P. J. Kunti K. B. 4 8. MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246 meets every 3rd and 4th Thur. eve, 8 o'eloek in Derby building, eorner Court and High streets. B. P. Day, V. C; F. A Turner, clerk. tJNITED ARTISANS Capital Assem bly No. 84 meets first Thursday of eacn montn, at C p. m- In L. u. U. if. Hall. Norma I Terwilliger, M. A.; C. A. Vibbert, secretary, 34 Oweni street. Journal Want Ads Pay Jack Sussman Sew York Louis X Bilodeau, New Bedford Mas Norris E Gillespie, N TonawSnda NY incent bimone, New Haven Conn Charles J Brendel, Long Island N S John L Russell, Robinson 111 Frank L Duttwn, Chicago Walter tR Dysart, Parker Kas John T Hotle, Bealeton Va Ja W Monk. Center Tex John C Angiwtia, Ashton tV Linnie Cox, Clio Ala .. . - Claborne Daly, New Iberia La Thos O Daniel, Andarko Okla Cesare DeLuca, Vtica NY Clarence M Doyle, Joplin Mo Goo Duekett, Lehigh la Howard Eiffert, St Cloud Minn Joseph F Ernst, Youngsrowa O Angelo Fabritz, Italy Lawrence Gephart, Cincinnati Gustave G Jerstad, Gary Minn Frank Haiker, Grand Haven Mich Fred Long, Opclika Ala Wm B Morris, Lafayette La Ben T Bower, Hinkelman Aria Earl 8 Schribner, Minot N D Clinton C Snyder, Westminster Md ' Waldamar Spiegel, JKew York Kniilo Staight, New Madison O Frank E Swanson, Chapin la -Mike O Tonkel, Granville S D Thomas C Catanach, Philadelphia ; Edward A Grose, Lasallo N X . Lewis Hileman, California Pa Patrick Kenny. New York Francis O Kratz, lola Kas Joseph M Lorens, Chieago Jno F Mates, Rochester NY. 'Herbert J O'Connor, .Philadelphia Edward Rogers, New Bedflord Mass! Joseph W Wilson, Philadelphia Michael Glues, Ansonia Conn . Wm M Barr, Grays River Wash Rudolph Bergmann, Milwaukee Michael Gagliardo, EUzabotli N J Adolph Hansen, Chicagoi Hajley D Hinkley, Ooldwater Mleli Niels Jaeobsen, Askum Hi. , Amelcar Jarreau, Jarreau La Chas Kchres, Johnstown Neb Peter T Maurer, Aurora 111 Carl Overland, Minneapolis Joseph Patterson, Liberty Miss Frank J Sedor, Chicago Goo L Snvdor, Aurora III ' Henry H Smith, Minneapolis Kas Wm P Stoehr, Sultan Wash, Hugh D Aiken, Paris Tex Bartholomew V Connors, Jamaica Plains Mass , Bernard Schwartz, Brooklyn ' , Lloyd J Speed, St Louis Mo Tom Jeffrey, Hill City Kas , ' John C Anderson. Bolvidere 111 Wm H Woodward, Norfolk V ' ' Bonnie Branch, Luis Okla ' Wm J Brouilette, Bradley I1T ; Gasper P Gross, St Louu Mo , James Dumford, Mason .0 Evan Lewis, Newcastle. Pa Jerome McQuire, Brooklyn ' Michael Leddy, Ireland Cecil A Mohr, Brawley Cal Fred T iNash, W Graham Va Morice Newton, Alexandria Va Wm O Purser, Charlotte NO Frank Simlik, Youngntown 0" Samuol B Steelsmith S I'mirie Wa Ralph E Walrod, PHon Kas . Geo H Boothroyd, Mlddlotown Conn Frederick W Camlldus, tvooKiyu Goorge Conboy, New York Kennoth.De Last, Piqna O - Winficld G DoLong, Reading Pa. ' i John W (Urny, Pasadena Cal ,,J John Gillen, Brooklyn ., '. . ' THEffllARKlii Grata Wheat, soft white 1.W2 Wheat, lower grades on sample Oats .. " 80e$l Hay, oats $25 Barley, ton 5052 Hay, cheat, new -- $24 Mill run $3738 Butterfat Butterfat 68c Creamery butter 6667c Pork, -Veal and Mutton Pork on foot 15fa)16 PorkJ dressed lH20e Veal, fancy 16(wm Steors 79 Cows . . 464 Spring lambs ............. . He Ewes.-- ..--46e Lambs, yearlings 8g9c fcggs and Poultry Kggs, cash 63c Hens, livo - 2123e Old roosters .......... 15e Chickens ...... 21a24 Turkcvs. dressed 30(fi32e Turkeys, livo '.. . 2528c" vegerames Sweet potatoes ... 4 $1.75 $1.75 2tt Fotatoei Onions, local Cabbage Head lettuce $2.75 Turnips .... ... 20 Beets Stte Green peppers .- oc Parsnips ...............- Cranberries, box $4.25 Cauliflower . $1.85 I rult Oranges $470 Lemons, box $00.75 Bananas . 8 Huckleberries, pound - 15c Florida grope fruit, ease $6.507 Black figs, 25 25 lbi 4.50 Fiics, 4 0s. packages ..... .. $3.50 Pies. 6 03. packages .. $4.50 FIks, 8 os. packages $350 Pies. 10 lb. faner W.ISS Figs, 10 lb. ex. fancy $2.58 No. 1 comb honey - $7 Retail rrice Creamery butter 73e Flour, hard wheat $33.2i wiuntry ouiior , i" Ezki. dozen 70 Portland Or., Doc, 9. Butter, city PAGE SEVEN A Wall! Resistance Emphasis should be placed upon the conservation of strength and the building ,up of a strong wall of resistance against weakness. SCOTTS EMULSION U used regularly by many, right through the winter; as a depend able means of consMrvinanhnrrtt. For the delicate child or adult. Scott offer rich Moorish- H lent with tonic-qualities that are ret In their, ability to trengthea the bod; and in. crease resistance. IcottaBowM.Blooiuficld.NJ. 18-21 Elmer E Hay ward, Chicago Roy E Hearcll. Tolu Ky Joseph Maciona, Antiquity O Wintrficld Brown. Philliosburg Mont Edwin C Brown, Boston Willis R Carpenter, Minneapolis Saml W Curry, Holcomb Mo Wm Hunt, Greenville O Anthony D Kirchoff, St Louis Mo Joseph B McGarrity, Red Bank N 3 Norman Mntsnn RanrlsfnnA Afinn Marshal F Meredith, Swannanoa N 0 Arthur T Mullen, San Francisco UeJl i l'lants, Ambrosia W Va Frank Sheridan, New York James T Sprouse, Alberene Va Arthur L Tyner. Harvard 111 Bruce O Hubbard, Montelair US Ernest Johnson, Enterprise Ala Joseph H Logsdon, Chattanooga Okla Enimett J Everson, St Louis Mo Jacob E Gongwor, Harpster O Albert V Hallam, Bridgeport Pa Homer J Kelly, Hasel Dell 111 Patrick Maroney, New York ' Oliver Norwood, Dickorson Md Chas W Burton, SpriiJtffield 111 Alfred O Connolley Dsubury Cona Sigard Edesbcrg, Stanwood Wn Earl Fitzmyer, TrentonN J Dwight H James, Northfield Mass Edward Lockwood, Hartferd Conn John L Shannon, Newcastle Cal Marvin M Alexander, Alvord Tex Richard Brooks, Effingham 8 0 Guy H Carter, Pauls Valley Okla Daniel F Murphy, Chicago NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING Notice is hereby given t at tho fin al account of Frank Rlclrct, as admin istrator of the estate of Clark Rickct, deceased, has been filed in the county tourt of Marion eounty, Oregon, and that the 6th day of January, 1919, at the hour of 10 o'cloex a, m., has bnca' duly appointed by such conrt as the time ior hearing of objections to suck final account and the settlement of said estate, at which timo any ipersoa interostod in such estate may appear and file objections thereto in writing and contest the same. FRANK RICKET, Administrator. First publication Dee. S. Last publication Dm. $0, . IN THE COUNTY COUBT Tor Marlon County, Oregon In the matter of the estate of Ana Kay, deceased, eitation, To Thomas B. Kay and Cora Kay, his wife, C. P. Bishop, Litby Coshow and O. P. Coshow, hor huslnd, Bertha Kay Fisher, Lonore- Roberts and U. T. Roberts, her hufband, and all othore intcrosted or concerned in the estate of Ann Kay, daceased: In the namo of the sate of Oregon: You and each of you arc hereby cit ed and required to appear in the coun ty court of the state of Oregon for Marion county, in tho court room there of, in Salem, county of Murion, state of Oregon, on the23d day of December, 19,18, at the hour of ten o'clock a, m. of that day, thon and there to show causo, if any thero be, why Fannis Kay Bishop, as administratrix of said estate, should not be granted power, authority and license to sell all of the real property belonging to said cstute and described in her petition on file herein for the purpose of oiplyiiig the procoeds received therefrom in pay ment of the cost of administration of said estate as prayed for in the peti tion of said administratrix on file here- Witness the Honorable W. M. Bushoy . judge of the county court of the state of Oregon, for Marlon county, with the seal affixed this 14th flay of flovem ber, 1918. Attest: u. u. wim, Don 16 County Clerk. A recuperative diet In influonxa Horliek's Malted Milk, very digestible ereamery Cflc Eggs, selected local ex. 0J(aoo Eggs local ex. 7072o Hens 27e Broilers 27(ffl30e . h Geese 22(()25o Cheese triplets S536o DAILY UVB STOCK MARKET Cattla Receipts 1275 ' Tone of market 15 to 25c higher Prime steers $11.50(0,12 Choice to good steers $0.30(fi 11.50 Medium to good steers 9((i'10 Fair to medium streers $8Gi9 Common to fair steers $.5.50(7.59 Choice cows and heifers $7.75('8 Medium to good eows and helferf mm - Fairto medium cows and heifeta $.j(a6 Canners $34 -Bulls $507.50 Calves $yia Btockeis and feeders $CS Bogs Receipts 3S92 Tone of market steady Prime mixed $10.75(17 Medium mixed $18.5iiflfl T5 Rough heavies $11.7."(ul0 ' Pigs $14(f$l5 Bulk $16.50S)16.75 ' Bneep Receipt 1468 Tone of market steady Prime lambs $U.50(ii;12.75 Fair to medium Iambs fliOiS Yearlings $8.5ffi 10.50 Wethers $10U Ewes $910