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"From Over There"
General Pershing's Official Report
Killed in action 203
Died of wounds 119
Pied of accident and other causes If
Died of airplane accident - 2
Iied of disease 271
Wounded overely 1735
Wounded, degree undetermined 51
Wounded slightly 154
Missing in action 537
Total 3151
Today's casualty list contains the
following nnies of Oregon men:
James E Gardner, Salem, died of dis
ease Joseph V Stephens, Pilot Bock, kill
ed in action
Newton M Patterson, tebanon, kill
ed in action
William Saunders, Baker, killed ia
action
Anders 0 Schultz, Moro, died of
-wounds
Paul A Lorenz, Grants Pass, died oi
wounds
Frank E Lucker, . Klamath rails,
died of wounds
Fred J Berglund, Podtland, died of
ccident
Nick Iroudt, Hubbard, died of dis
ease James H Bell, Ontario, wounded se
verely -
Fenton W Chase, Suplee,' wounded se
verely Paul N Matilla, Seaside, wounded se
verely . ' V A '
John C Miller, Brownsville, wounded
severely; .r ' ; .' -, -. "h "
Harvey 0 Worthington, . Portland,
wounded severely
Harvey V Bobertson, Sheridan, miss
ing in action
Boy B Beed, Marcola, missing in ac
tion Henry C Schroock, Oregon City,
missing in action
Sam Ventura, Portland, m:ssing in
action
Elwin Huppert, Stayton, wcundea se
verely Noah E Nybart, Klamath Falls,
, wounded severely
Darwin T Phillips, Portland, wound
ed severely
Charles E Hutchinson, Boseourg,
wounded slightly
Victor E West, East Side, wounded
slightly
Wainard Buppa, Astoria, wounded
slightly
Vincent E Paddock, Sweet Home,
wounded slightly
Killed in Action
Maj August it Saaerwin, Springfield
Mo
Lieutenants
Harry Dillon, Hondovi Wis
Earlo B Pelter, Brooklyn
Willard Webster, San Diego Cal
Lee S Cassell, Fremonit Ind
Stephen W Dickey, Suffolk Va
Arthur C K'inber, Brooklyn
Wm I Morgan, Beaverdam Wis
Win C Rw-k, Philadelphia
Ear C Shriver, Newton Kas
Ralph W Stein, Paxton III
Sergeants -Allen
B Clark, Warsaw Va
Chas E Duford, Holliston Mass
Wm Shaffer, Detroit Mich
Paul E Basliire, Sheridan Mich
Stonewall J Darnell, CauTOuville Md
Ed Gee, Brai.chv-illc Pa
James A Grn, Woodward Okla
Donato Pace, New York
Walter Paul, Kingstree S C
Sam Reese, l'iereeton Ind
Geo E Waitnian, Knoxville Tenn
Corporals
Wm F Edmonson, Strnsburg Va
Leonard Johnson, W Duluth Minn
Thomas M Leglis, Newark X J
Charles H Moberg, Concord X H
Ethel F Thiemc, Goff Kas
- Geo 'F Weatherly, Roland Park Md
John H Abney," Johnson 8 C
James W Chamberlain. Parker Kas
Roy L Eslingcr, N Dalton Ga
Harry W Huiightaling, Chester Conn
James M M.Lain, Camden S C
John B Mara, Missouri Valley la
Ollie Rutledgc, Pendleton S C
Chas J Smith, Baldwins NY.
Zeb B Smith, Pageland S C
Jameg L Vber, Sheffield Ta
Ray C Whalcn, Sacknotts Harbor NY
Wagoner James J Carr, Brooklyn
Wagoner George E Clark, Elk Mills
Md.
Cook Arthur Johnson, Edgefield S C
Cook James W Tolman, Dorchester
Mnsg
Cook Henry Jordan, Na-diville Tenn
Mech Andre Bikow. Xcwark N J
Privates
Jackson Allen, Fountain Inn X C
Carl E Anderson,, Siegel Pa
Geo B Bartels, Sequin Tex
Louis Bragfamie, Iron River Mie
Lutther Caldwell, Methuiw S C
Charlie A Collins. Kipling N 0
- Buford O Cook Magnolia Mis
David Danzieger, New York
Leo J Detz, Detroit Mich.
Emmit B Gibson, Flint Tex
Family - Pa will stay in the
1
Daniel J Goho, Rochester NY
William H Haynes, Weber Falls Okla
Steve Jackowski, Cleveland 0
. John C Knutson, Fertile la
John P Longshaw, Chicago
Leon McClouil, West Miss
Edward H Osborn, Batesville Ind
John M Porinsky, Plymouth Pa
James S Scorso, Bernard N Y
Robert Stewart, Jamaica
Frank W Tootham, Sincerity W Va
Willie O Turner, Commerce" Tox
Louis Walker, Washington
William Walter, Organ N M
Frank Waychoff, Morgantown W Va
Grover hite, Morrasville N C
Benjamin Willis, Union Springs Ala
Claude WOnmc, Athens Tenn
Leon Zear, Victoria Tex
Alex S Srcylobrit, Manitowoc Wis
Richard Tobin, Ireland
. Martin F Tornow, Walnut 111
Marshall Towns, Hogansville Ga
Sebastino Traino, Lawrence Mass
Otis A Tucker, Jasper Ala
Thomas J Walpole, New Haven Conn
Otto J Walters, Pittsburg
Morris Wciisman, Hartford oCnn
William D Wells Greenville S C
Christian Wyettcr, Indianapolis Ind
.las i loung, Lafayette Ua
Chas R Gavin, Warsaw N C
Edward Behm, Columbus 0
Eugeno T Bollar, Chicago
Alton A Boynton, WhitefieM Me
Rnlplh iL Bunlick, Colegrove Pa
Stanis Chapas,, Glondale Pa
Carmine Chiapetta, Kenosha Wis
Joseph F Ootrns, S Bend Ind
rWafllor Crawford", Corydon Ky I
John Duncan, Dewar Okla
Henry Holmes, Bishopvillo S 0
James A Jackson, Baltimore '
Franpton Jordan, Aiken S C
Warren II Joyce Whitman Mass
John J Kcanc, New York
Francis- Kelley, Shamckin Ta
Anthonk M Kling, Hartford Conn
Clarence . Kopp, Hanover Pa
William Kuttler, Brooklyn
Alfred Levenberg, Granville 111
James W Lovell, Edd.willc Ky
Edward F McKcnna. Blackfoot Ida
Frederick N Mcl-aughliii, Maiden
Masts
Valentine 0 MeMalhon, Braddock Pa
Henry M Mann, Lawrence Mas
Michele Mastromonaco, Seattle
James Meadows, Union S C
Saul Milbauer, Now York
Sebastian Mischel, Dickinson N D
Francis L Monk, Bei.son Utah
John T Moran, Scranton Ta
Paul F Aiicnmnn, Shell Lake Wis
Wyinan Parker, Cheslerlown Md
Joseph D Paul, Puposky Minn
Otto H raiistian. Clay Cer.ter Kas
Griffin Payne, Washington
Arthur F Pe!o, Noreross Minn
Joseph H Perry, Peoria ill
Frank Paeree, Pleaston Kas
Gilbert J Powolka, Oxford Jnct la
James J Rasnick, Cleveland Va
William W Ryan, Brooklyn
Benedict Sahli, Brooklyn
iSam Sanders, Liberty Hill S C
Jacob D ifehraddt, Marion Jet S D
Gwrge A Schmitzor, Brooklyn
William Shepard, Worcester aMss
ITarry L Shillington, Brooklyn
Tillman Smith, Morgana 8 V
John Screnson, Seattle
Clarence W South, Hillside Pa
Harry Spicss, New Y'ork
Guwtav O Spindler, Sit Louis Mo
Sam Stable, New Eagle Ta
Ralph J Stambaugh, Altoona Pa
Boyd II Strieker, Williamsport Pa
Jefferson D Strom, Meigs Ga
John J Sullivan, San Francisco
Dominick Trapass, Richmond Hill N
Y
diaries A West, Hazlcfon Ind
David O Whipple, Portland Ind
Edward F Wilson, Texarkana Tex
Edward P Zimmerman, Seymour Ind
Died of Wounds
Lieutenants
Claude W Fisher, Sherman Tex
Warren Hathaway, Some Rest Mass
Harold J Jacoby, Niagara Falls N Y
Winfiejil M Putnam, Aew York
Francis R Austin, Berton Mass
Bradley V Sargent, 8an Francisco
Sergeants
Albert Chinn, Ironton O
Grant R Tucker, E Liverpool O
James Cammon, Memphis Tenn
Corporals
Mcrland E Cleveland, Sheridan elich
Edward J Donnelly, Pittsburg
Philip P Jennings, Salvad 8 C
Clarence A MeCauslin, Mcreer Pa
Art'hur Bruck, Chicago
Ernest E Def'ay, Newark X T
Nobert I Filan, Flushing N Y
William F Gibson, Cairo II!
Benton Xorthington, Lampasas Tex'
Thomas W Waller, Maban. Tex
.Meek John D Adams, Wilson X C
Benjamin T Beierlein, Washington)
Pa
John Fryer, Leechburg Pa
Iroy Hester, Owcnsboro Ky
Emmet L Levenley, Johnstown Pa
Arthur J Murpliy, Astoria N Y
Joseph C Rose, Centerville Cal
Ambrose J Schiltz, Rochester Mann
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON.
Defense Leag
ue if thev let him
. w. 6. scon
GAI5P0K
Her Physician Said He Never
Saw Such A Big Im
provement "I can hardly find words to express
tho gratitude I really feel over my
wonderful increase in weight, netuiit
and strength," said Mrs. W. B. Scott,
who resides at 911 Normandto street,
Spokano, Wash., recently in one of the
most rcmarKabie statements yet puo
lished in connection with Talilao.
"I had suffored with my right sido
for four or five yoars," said Mrs.
Scott, "and for tho past two years have
been under almost constant treatment.
I kept getting worse, and until finally
I was advised that an operation was
my only hopo of recovery. When I
front to the hospital I weighed one hun
dred and fifty-five pounds, and left
after two woeks stay there woighing
only ono hundred and thirty pounds.
This operation was for an adhesion of
tho stomach, intestines and appendix,
and for a while I seemed to get along
nicely. But it was not long until i com
nienced to suffer with awful paint over
my right kidney, and it was impossible
for me to lay on that side.' Then I
was told I would never have a peaceful
moment until I was operated on for
this trouble also, and I just couldn't
bear the thoughts of it.
"I had been reading about Tanlae
but my husbaud would not hoar to me
taking it.) At lust I sent and got a bat
tle without his : knowledge,, as I was
anxious to avoid another oporation,
and that was ono of the luckiest days
of my life. Tanlac soon gave mo an
enormous appetite and I have gained
m strength and weight with every bot
tle I am on my ninth bottle now, and
have actually gained twenty-five
pounds, which is all I had lost. When
my physician saw me about two Weeks
ago he said he never saw such an im
provement in anyone -and that the op
eration would not be necessary. , You
can imagine bow delighted I wag to es
cape the second operation. I have all
my strength back now and I don't feel
it a task to do U my housework in
cluding iny cooking! I have suffored
since clutilhooa with constipation ana
since taking Tanlac 1 notice a big im
provement in this respect too. I am
glad indeed to tell mv frionds about
Tanlae and several of ,my neighbors are
now taking it on account of what it
has done for me."
Tanlae Is soli in rtubbard by Hub
bard Drug Co., in Mt. Angei by jJen
Gooch, in Gervais by John Kelly, in
Turner by H". P. Cornelius, in Wood
bum by Lyman H. Shorey, in Salem
by Dr. 8. C. Stone,. in Silverton by eo.
A. Steelhammcr, in Gates by Mrs. J.
P. MoOurdy and in Stayton by U. A
Beanchamp, in Aurora by Aurora Drug
Store. (Adv.)
Emil J Snyder, East I'ort Mil
Alvin Tyler, Pocahontas Ark
Richard K Veal, jBntha Mo
Ralph E Windsor, Sharptown Md
Frank T Wiswel, Staton Tex
Joseph Woppman, Buffalo N Y
Died from Accident and Other Causes
Privates
Freoley E Golly, Oelewein Ia
Frank J Hayilcn, Lawrence Mass
Frank P Hammon, Huntington Pa
Clifton Irby, Winston Salem N C
John F O 'Council, Cambridge Mass-'
Henry Perkins, Earle S C
Max J Pohl, Erie Pa
George O Smith, Ellis Mo
W.illie Walker, Brady Tex
Harold L Warner, Lancaster Pa
Allie L Wellington, Lisbon 0
Harry A.Avery, Bowling Green O
Bernard A Bendle, Swartz Creek
Mich .
Merlow E Fisher, Akron O
Musician Edward P Stroud, Philadel
phia Wagoner Xorman L Buchanan, Oolby
Kas
Died of Airplane Accident
Lt Roger C Gore, Austin Tex
Pwt Henry H Rothrock, Mesa Ariz
Died of Disease
Maj Herbert C Fnoks, Preston Md
; Captains
William B Torrey, Allegan Mich
William B Torrey, Brantfer Out
Lawrente G Mead, Salem Mass
Chaplain Francis MaGee, anticoke
Pa.
Lieutenants
Jesse W Barr, Hope Ark
Gerald T Hills, New York
Claude L Duff, Salisbury Mo
Burnham 'B Mattheks, Dayton 0
Aurenus T Howard, Salomburg, N C
" Nurse
Marion H White, Philadelphia
Genevra BobinsOn, 'Xampa Ida ;
Sergeants
Fred M Woo.ls, W Bridgewater Miss
Leslie X Charlesworth, Bridgetown
X J
sit clown
Albert O Dial, Tallapoosa Ga ,
Em.il J Hild, Plattsmouth Neb
Horace H Marshall, Des Moines. Ia
Owen Conerly, McComb Miss
Simon L d'ease, Chicago
Bailey Scott, Titusville Fla .
JcJhn S Syversen, Brooklyn ' "
Wm J Wilkie, Brooklyn ,
John Witzke, Chicago
, Corporals
Charles E Elmire, Walsonburg C61
Arthur L Sloman, Ooldwatcr Mich ..
Algernon S Ncal, Mclver N C
Morton W Atchison, Owensboro Ky
Bonj F Balling, Baltimore
Stephen J Brady, Woonsockct B I
.lames G Britton, Conroe Tex
Pearl A Cook, Kenton Mich
Roy I H Fellers, Coldwater Mich
John E Gray, Amherst Wis
Edward G Hathaway, New Canton
111
Bonnie A Jansak, Passiac N J
Wm N Jones, Wilmington Del
' Harry B Lowther, Omro Wis
W.m G Lubbers, Cedar Grove Wis
James Lynn, Alice,. Tex
Ralph W McFato, Gothenburg Neb
Claudo W Morse, Milford Utah
James Murphy, Herkimer N -Y
David M Stitzcr, Louisville Ky
Irving S. Tufts, Crystal Falls Mich
Engineer John W Carroli, Oakland
Cal ' ' .
Wagoners
Harry 0 Beck, Melvin 111 .
Cecyl F Eaddy, Brooklyn
Philip L Gesill, Brookville Ind
Frank Newton, Binghamton N Y
Lewis J H Ehlcrs, Boone Ia
Benjamin F Haccker, Eureka HI
Mechanics
John W Creamer, Laurens S C
Albert R Dorst, Long Bottom 6
Cook, Frank J Melvin, Philadelphia
Y M C A workers Robert W Camp
boll, Histvillo Miss :(, v .-
Privates
Christian Moe, Holepmb Wash
i' Herbert -Mohler, .Marysvii'o O .
John H Monagan, -Buffalo Ala
Owen Mulroy; N Braddock Pa
Otto M Noal, Grenada Miss
Dolous Nelson, Florahome Fla
Joe' Nelson, Hainvills La
Joseph H O'Connor, Detroit Mich
John W Owens, White Pine Teuu
Wnllace. L Parker, Lowell W Va
Sylvester S Payne. Providence B I
Morton Peterson Evansvlile 111
Wm C Pohle, Sioux Falls S D ,
Albert Posey, Brook G a
Frederick Redmond,. Canada
John J Reeves, Stillwell Okla
Bert E Reiner, Plattsvillo Wis -George
J Remmert, Hartford Conn
Vincent F Reidy, Perth Amboy N J
Christiianso Rignni, Vega N Y
Max Schneider, Birch Tree Mo ,
Edgar H Rilcv, Remer Minn
John I Sealwid, Grafton 0
Ferdinand B Sin?er, Baltimore
Stuart R Simpson, Baltimore
Alexander J Skinner, Havre Mont
Fred S Skinner, EI Paso 111
Charles B Sloanc, Drlfton Pa
Hall J Smith, Concord N C
John H Snyder, Mineral Point Wis
Freeman G Squires, Industrial W Va
J Raymcr Slauffer, New Richmond
Mich
James Satlcrfield, Santa Fe Tenn
Arthur 8 Sturgill, Dewey Rose Ga
John A Taylor, Philadelphia
James F Vick Mt Pleasant Miss
Frank A Walker, Chester Pa
Frank E Wateon, Chattanooga Tenn
Lccson Whiting, Assinippi Mass
Earlo Williams, Ohcrokce Kas
Clctus E Wilson, Hickory Ky
Harold L Wilson, Red Cloud Neb
Sergeant Brooks Gives
Account Of Celebrations
Under dato of Nov. 15, from Paris,
fipTetmnt Hussell M. Brooks writes
homo as follows in regards to the ar
mistice:
"To my dying day I will never eease
to wonder at the calm of the i'rencti
pcoplo extending over a period of about
two hours before pandemonium broke
loose.- Perhaps it was the inability to
comprehend af tcr their sorrows and sur
fcrincs, that this was really the end.
"Then miraculous things began to
happen.- Tho people began to throng
the strocts, first erowds of soldiers,
who seized the women and kissed them,
and then crowds of younger folks, boys
and eirls, always the French flag at
thoir head. By throe o'clock you could
hardly force your way through the
crowds, but the noise was confined to
the singing of patriotic songs. Little
processions were organized which grew
with tho speed or a snowoau.
"At 4:30 o'clock the bells rang and-
workmen were placing lights that had
been torn down four years before. On
the bulletin board was the simple sen
tenee 'L 'armistice est signee.'
"As for myself and when we will
return and hat we are to do, that
remains snanswered at present." I
Corporal Headrick Te4s Of
Advancing Toward Rhine
Corporal E. Headrick of Co. C, 107
Field signal bureau in France, writes
his mother in part as follows:
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER
"Yesterday the armistice, was sign
ed and thero is sow pcaco ad good will
in the front. Last night tho Booties
came over and wanted to exchange sou
venirs but we had orders to drive them
back.
'Wo aro expecting to move soon as
ordorg say we must follow them clear
back to the Rhine. We feel we are
lucky to he one of the divisions to see
the Rhine and to follow the Booa tut
of France.
"We are now advanced into the re
gions the Germans held for four years
and it is out of the shell hole firo sone
so of course the buildings aro in good
condition. We have real chairs and ta
bles, a clothes closet and two kerosene
lamps. So you see we are fairly com
fotahle " The paper I am writing, on was part
of the Gorman doctor's effects. He
used to have chargo of the graveyard
next to us. The graves wore well takou
care of and Bhowed they expected to
be left there and that this was to )
German soil after the war.
"There are three or four good pianos
in town and many piano players. So we
are having plenty of music. The Bodies
are having a great time over on their
side tonght blowing buglos and shoot
ing off their spare rockets. They are
certainly happy that peace is now a
probability.
NOTHING TO EEPOBT
Washington, Dec. 14. General March
declared officially today nothing had
been reoprtcd to tho war department
to substantiate minors that Brigadior
General Foltz was rcducod in rank for
inefficiency or sacrifice of men need
lessly He explained tho war department
had concurred in .General Pershing's
recommendation that Foltz be return
in thn United HtatftH and also to
his regular army, grade of colonel,
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erican school of Osteopathy, Kirk
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ialized in nervous diseeses at Los
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Bank Bldg. Phone 85. Residence,
1620 Court. Phone 210. Dr. White
Bes. Phone 46a.
DENTIST
OB. TV L. TJTTEK, DEN' I;.T, ROOMS
113-414 Bank of Commorce building.
WATER COMPANY
4ALEM WATEIl COMPANY Office
eorner Commercial and Trade streets
Bills payable monthly in advance.
Phons 606.
UA
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FINANCIAL
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security
THOS. K. FORD
O.er Lsdd k Bush bank; Salem Oregon
rEDEBAL FARM LOANS 6 per
cent 34 years time. A. C. Bohrnstedt,
401 Masonic Tompla, Salem, Oregon.
10 ACRE prune orchard, very fair im
provements, 4 miles from Salem,
want stock ranch not over $-1000 in
exchange. Socolofsky, 341 Stats St.
tf
STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
60 years experience, Depot, Natieaal
aad American fence.
Sizes 26 to 58 in high
Paints, oil and varnish, etc . .
Loganberry and hop hooks.
Salem Fence and Stove Works.
250 Court street. Phone 124.
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18, 1918.
: THE MARKET 1
Grain
Wheat; soft white . $1.84H
Wheat, lower grades on sample
Oats 80cl
Hay, oats , ! 25
Barley, ton ., I5062
Hay, cheat, new (24
Mill run 373
Butteirat
Butterfat '. 68c
Creamery butter i 0687o
Fork, Veal ud Mutton
Pork, on foot - Wo
Veal, fancy 1618a
Bteors ... 79
Cows 46l4
Spring lambs ................J..................... lie
Lambs, yearlings .. 89s
Eggs and Poultry
Eggs, cash 64e
Hons, live 2224c
Old roosters ..... 15e
Chickens ; . 21(p4e
Turkoys, dressed 30(a)32e
Turkeys, live 2526e
Vegetables
Sweet potatoes -.. . $4.50
Potatoc, . $1.75
Onions, local $1.75
Cabbage 2o
Turnips .. 2
Celery 95o
Head lettuce $2.7532.5
Beets - - . 2e
Parsnips Be
Cranberries, box $6
Cauliflower ...... . $1.85
Irtut
Oranges .......,.... .... $3.B06
Lemons, box .. $5.756.50
Bananas - - 9 Mi a
Huckleberries, pound ...................... lSe
Florida grapo fruit, case $6(n7
Black figs, 25 25 lbs 4.S0
FIRMS THAT GIVE SERVICE
4 444
Tslephons
Mala U00
ELEOTSIOAL
187 North Hitfk
REAL ESTATE
70 ACRES $100 land, on account of cir
cumstances will sell for $65 on easy
terms. 6 acres all cultivated, good
improvements, l'A mile of city limits
only $3500. 1 acre good house, barn
all in frnit, good soil, close to ear
line, $1250. Socolofsky, 341 State
WANT $350, $500 and $1500 loans on
good real estato security. Socolofsky,
841 State St. tf
Best 'bargain in Halem in a strictly
modern 7 room bungalow, close in.
If sold soon only $2800. Spcolofsky,
341 State St. - tf
lYt ACRES, 4 room houso, new barn,
wood shed, lots of bearing fruit, good
soil, close to car line, only $1200 if
takon at once. Socolofjk), 341 State
St. tf
MOXiEY to loan on good real estate.
5'lj porcent government money to
loan. Liberty bonds bonght and sold.
W. D. Smith, Salem Bank of Com-
' morce. 12-14
5A ACHES, 5 iu cultivation, tho best
of soil,plenty of family fruit,plcnty
wood, good 5 room.new house; fair
outbuildings, on county road, beauti
ful location, I will guarantee the im
provements would cost more than the
firice asked for the whole. Prieo on
v 19"). terms on $100 at f per cent.
Socolofskv. 341 State St. tf
ARE you looking for a house n Port
landf I have a cozy three room cot
tage, choice lot, in a flno location
near ear lino in a good neighborhood
If you wish to buy it will pay you
to see number li6U at coiner or oo
street snd 49 ave, 8. E. Portland.
Price $600. Phone 470 or see Square
Deal Realty company, V. B. bank
bid?.
BRING YOUR TRADES
T can match vou. C. W. Niojncyer, Real
Est.ie Agent, Canadian Hnds, 844
state street.
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Fisher
Figs, 4 oz. packages ....
$3.50
, $4.50
Figs, 6 oz, packages
Figs, 8 oz. packages .....
.$3.50
rigs, 10 lb. fancy .
$2J19
$&M
Figs, 10 lb. ex. fancy
No. 1 comb honey ...
7
Betail frlces
Creamery butter 73
Flour, hard wheat . - $j(S3.23
Country butter 65(ua70
Eggs, dozen '.. 75a
Portland, Or., Dec. ls.-ntsutter, eity
creamery 66c
JSggs, selected local extras 7d(jva
Hens 2427c
Broilers 2ti27c
Geese 22o
Cheese, triplots 3940o
DAILY LIVE STOCK MARKET
CstUs
Receipts 147
Tone of market strong, steady
Prime steers $12.5012.70
Choice to good steers ,$11.25125S
Medium to good steers $!'(M0
Fair to medium streers $89
Common to fair Btcers $S.507.BO
Choice cows and heifers $7.758
Medium to good cows add half era
07
Fairto medium cows and helfera
$56
Canncrs $34
Bulls $5(3)7.50 .
Calves $918
Stockeis and feeders $68
Bogs
, Receipts 68
Tone of market steady
Prime mixed $16.75(3)17
Medium mixed $16.50(an6.T5
Bough heavies $14,751G
Pigs $1415
Bulk $16.5016.75
?neep l
Receipts 181 ' ,
Tone of market steady
Fnir tp medium lambs $11.50(5
12.25 , .
Yearling 10(aH ., : ,;
Wothors $10.50 t.
Ewes $(i8.50 ",.
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SCAVENGER
SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage na
refuse of all kinds removed on month,
ly contracts at reasonable rates.
Cess pools cleaned. Dead animals re
moved. Office phone, Main 2247,
Residence, Main 2272,
LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS MEET At
McCornaek hall on every Tuesday
at 8. P. Andreson, C. C. P. 3. Kuatrt
E. B. & 6.
EOYAL NEIGHBORS OF AMERICA
''Oregon Grape .Camp" No. 1360,
meets every Thursday evening Is
Derby building, Court and High Bt
Mrs. Pearl Coursoy, 214 Court St,
oracle; Mrs. Melissa Persons, record
er 1415 X. 4th St. Phone 1436M.
HOME SEEKER, here is your oppor
tunity, desiring a change in occupa
tion, I purpose to remove from th
city; hence I am offering my bom
at a sacrifice. I have a Ksod louta
on a fine corner, last front, near
one of Salem's excellent schools,
roomy grounds, plenty of fruit ant
cement walks, for two thousand dol
lars. Five hundred dollars, balanc
$15 per month at six per cent inter
est. Telephone 1310M or call on
Square Deal Realty Company, tolo
fhono 470.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246 meet
every 3rd and 4th Thur. ve, 8 o'clock
in Derby building, eorner Court anl
High streets. B. F. Day, V. C; F. A.
Terser, clerk.
UNITED ARTISANS Capital Asses
bly No. 84 meet first Thursday of
each month, at 8 p. m- In I. O. O. F.
Hall. Norma L Terwilliger. M. A.;
C, A. Vibbert, secretary, 34Q Owens
street
ITALIAN prune trees, I have a few
thousand 4-6 foot grade yet to of
fer and also cherry and bartlctt pear
trees. Fruitland Nursery, Rt. 6, box
138D. Phone 111F21. 1-M
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The Journal 3vh Department
will print yo anything In tha (
stationery line do it right and
save you real money. ' 4t
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