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"From Over There"
General Pershing's Official Report
Today's casualty list contains tkoj
following names of Oregon men:
JAMES E. WOODSON, Albany, died
of disease.
JESSE L. LTNEBATJGH, Pendleton,
wounded severely.
EOYAL T. BEOWN, Portland,wound
ed severely.
HENEY CRANE, Multnomah, wound
ed severely.
CLELT E. BEOWN, Pendleton, wound
ed severely.
CEDRIC W. CLARK, Canyon City,
wounded in action.
FRANK N. KEIiLEE, Lebanon, miss.
Ing in action.
WILLIAM H PAEKEE, Hood Elver,
missing in action.
HILMEK 0. PELT, Pendleton, miss
ing in action.
BEET E. VEHES, Condon, missing in
action.
TONY DEJABEOS, Portland, wound
ed severely.
PLOYD E. HILLSBEEEY, Klat
skanie, wounded severely.
ALBERT E. COLSON, Portland,
wounded severely,
. EALPH P. BRISBANE, Moro, wound
ed slightly. ,
PALMER J. DIGEENES3, Silverton,
wounded slightly.
DOMENICO GIANSANTE, Portland,
. wounded slightly.
The following casualties are reported
;by the commanding genoral of, the Am
erieau UAHJUJ.uuiiry xuiuun;
Killed in action 70
, Died of wounds .'. 88
Died -of accident and other causes 13
Died of airplane accident 1
Died of disease .............. 63
Wounded severely .'. 20
Wounded (degree undetermined) 6
Wounded slightly 8
Missing in action 32
Total..
..094
,, Killed In Action.
' Lieutenants Jumcs I!, Cantwell, New
' Robert Gardner, East Templeton,
Mass. -
Patrick J. Gilleran, New York.
Win. S. Graham, Charleston W. Va
Paul M. Hatson, Conrad, Mont,
Wendell A Lmdbcrg, Malta, 111.
Welcome H. McNicsh, Appleton, Wi3. J
Boot. E. Jj Mitchell, Bristol Tenn
Harvey E Smith, Detroit Mich
Sergeants Oscar A Jones, Brooklyn
Mew York ' .
Guy K Jurgensen Salt Lake Utah
Wm L Stout, Chicago.
Corporals Austin Barnes, Montclair
New Jersyo. .
Floyd K Ferguson, Waterloo Iowa
Clarence Scott, New York
Win: H Vnndnnk. Ilillbuni N Y .
Mechanics Alonzo Mills, Montclair
New Jersey
Privates Frank Allen, Macon Miss
Eced Thomas Anderson, Victoria Tex
Llovd Eugeno Ashley, Iota Kas
Hheo B Bell, Fulton Ky
Latin Berry, Montmorenci S C
Henry G Black, Georgetown N Y
Bun Boyd, New York
Andrew M Chance, Highland Tark,
Michigan
Charlie Culp, Clifton Tenn
George P Davis, Brooklyn N Y
Frertk. Dempsev, New i'rok
'.Abraham Dewalt, Of -lisle Pa
John Hi Dolan, Buffalo N Y
Clifford Cozier, I'ineviilo Ky
Norman E Dwinnoll. Houston Tex
Wm J Flvnn, Brooklyn N Y
: James Ford, Chapell Hill, Tex
; Wayne W Gonser, Wa'.erloo lnd
Wni Hauser, Brokolyn N Y
Bo'- Hendricks, Lebanon Va
Stephen Hfoldon, Marion S C
Hessie Holland, Henderson Tex
Curtis Hubert,' Brooklyn N Y
Jim Hughctt, Alma Tex
. TVn,it iicnn WilliamsDort Pa
n,;tti...l j.iiips. South Gretna NC
Wm Kennv, Cambridge Mass
. Perry E King, Philadelphia Pa
Dave II Livis, Louisville Ky
am Louma, Two Harbors Minn
Brunette McGrew Waco Tex
George Magruder Washington D C
Joseph B Mattox, Beidsville Ca
Theodore E Minor,' Brooklyn N Y
Wm. Mintor, Montgomery Ala
Chas. G Montgomery, Godlet Tcr
rh n Morris. "New Ycrk
Michael J Perkins, South BostonMass
Geo. T Perrier, Walla Walla Wash
PmhIH V. Pohl. Westficld Wis
i Beniamin L Quick, rhillipfburg NJ
5 I.pslio Ti Knn-ers. Sojnerville N J
' Namuel Nelson Rogers, Iron P.ivr
' Wisconsin
Lathan Rollins, Brooklyn N Y
Samnel Rhulman, Philadelphia Pa
Fagan Thomas, McCrea La
Wm Thomas, Alexandria Va
Dick Ward. Farmville Va
Aloysius Welner. Brooklyn N Y
T,"n w;tr, Aiken 8 C
Harrison M Withrow, Charleston W
Bernard Witto, St. Benedict Iowa
Henry Joseph Bohm, Toledo O
Died of Wounds
Wm. H, Kane, Wcstfield Mass
George E Page, Hamilton Md.
Ira Ellsworth Lady, Arendtsville Pa
Louis B(ed, Now River Tenn
Sidney D Vermilyea, Syracuse N Y
W Roger Walker, iran Antonio Tex
Sergeants John C Anderson, Racine
Wis
Isaac N Kemp, Jacksonville 111
John P Martin, Philadelphia Pa
Harold J Redman, Lawer Iowa
Herbert L Eomick, Zanesville Ohio
George C Schutte, Richmond Va
Floyd R Young, Mthelo Wash
Corporals Jasper Alexander Boone,
Liberty Mo
Water J Crabtree New York
Robert Fotcher, Girard Ala
Ralph E Fraknr, Fort Littleton Pa
John Leron Hill, Manito-111
Adolph II Magnuson, Cainbridgo Mass
Andrew J Provost, Richmond HilIJN x
Wh Philip Stoehr, Sultan Wash
Wm Tiirhe, Edeewator N J.
James L Whitworth, Catawisca Mo
Harold J Yockcrs, New York
Bugler Owen Fowler, Hartselle Ala
Master Signal Electrician Clifton
H Clark, Cedar Falls Iowa
Wagoners Archie L Cook field, Ber
muda La
John J Reon, Lynn Mass
Mtchanics Frank S Ferrari, Jackson
Cal
Edward D Hoover, Ann Arbor Mich
Thomas McGovern, New York
Privates Loin Alexander, Walnut
Ridgo Ark
' Enfl Arthur, Goodrich Kas
Joseph K Blamick, Portvuo Pa
Albert Meado Burnett, Canandaigua,
New York
Axel Busoth. Honlin Minn
John Joseph Butler, Jersey City N J
Geo Charness, Odessa Russia
John C Christiansen, Clinton Iowa
Grant W Clark, Wausau Wis
Jacob 0 Colebaugh, Imbler Pa
Hairy Sylvester Cooley, Maquokota
Iowa
, John G Costanelos, Gravia Greece
Joseph Dngora, Kineaid 111
Robert L Daueherty, Oran Mo
Chas. S Dodgson, Battle Creek Mich
Geo Duokett, Lehigh Iowa
Patrick J Fagan, New York
Cecil Frederick, Oaktown lnd
Jaspre Bilardi, Chicago 111
Jacob Goldman, New York
Geo. Higgs, New Boston Tex
Walter Holland, Highland Park Mich
Richard Hoornhoorst, Maurice Ioja
Peter Boroschak, Clirton N I
Lennie Hunt, Clalrmont N C
Mike Hurban, Brooklyn, N Y
Joo Jackson, Wolftown Va
Stewart Kent, White Plains N Y
Chas E Kern, Penbina N D
Patrick MeGuirc, Providence B I
Wm McManus, New York
Chas. Franklin McV'ey, Virginia Nb
Anthony F Maicr, Fremont Ohio
Huns P Marcehr, Fishtail Mont
Tranquilino Martinez, Kely X M
Dewey Mike, Neillsvillc Wis
Anthony Moroiecko, Jersey City N
Arthur J. Mueller, Belleville 111
John Murgatroid, Brooklyn NY
Thomas Murphy, Duluth Minn
Chas Nabors, Client Haven Pa
Alfred Orr, St Elmo Tenn
Bernard J Paddock. St Paul Minn
Sidney G Peebles, Cleveland 0
Leslie H Perkins, Maple Park 111
Fritz Emil cl'terson, Brooklyn NY
Elilui A Proudfoot, Jrnes Mich
John 9 Reynolds, N Y
Osborne G Ricks, Adrian Ga
John Sage, Cleveland 0
Harold C Shorow, Sacramento Cal
Doiuinick Strikatis, Windsor Conn
Adam J Szafranski, Buffalo N Y
James D Thorp, Larimer P
Eclph E White, Houlton Me
Died of Aeroplane Accident
Lieutenant.
ttt x. ii.
Donald r Btranan, wapini.SBr
NY
Died of Accident and otner causea
Captain
Albert A Biggs, Columbia 8 C
Sergeant.
Earl Cochran, Columbia Mo
Corporal
Clayton W Soavey, Payncsville, Minn
Privates.
John W Cunningham, Taunton, Mass.
Alfred F. Donwen, Alpha Minn
Jus V Dunlevy, Haarisburg Pa
Arthur Gircud, Lewiston Mo
Edward W Huitt, Topeka, Kas
Wm J "Ira," Atkinson 1a
Barrit E Johnson, Sturgeon Lake Mm
Olc Lillefloren, Bricclinn Minn
Lion Spencer Bcid. Bryn Mawr Pa
Louis A Tresner, Tuttlc Okla
Died of Disease.
Cant. Gen H Hockctt, Anderson lnd
Til
Z fV:. Z l v 7r, H. Tex
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON. SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1919
Scigt. Goo W Freeth, Newport New
Corporals,
Frank Coughlin, Shaffer Pa
Wm L Douglas, Brooklyn N Y
Georgo Chester Hoag, Akron N Y ,
Wagoner Wiuthrop H Ford, Torrin
ton, Conn.
Cook Hugh D Biggs; Chicago
Cook Eugeno F Laforcst, Fall Kivor.
Mass
Privates :
Omer C Akin, Bonvcrton Ogn
Rader Barbeo, Springfield Tenn
Lcslio K Beaucock, Green Bay Wis
Wells A Bingham, Hudson N Y
Walter E Brieholz, Holland Minn
August F Bucholz, Elysian Minn
Albert K Burow, Lasnllo NY
Frank Joseph Day, Brooklyn N Y .
Achiey Deniaegt, South Bend lnd
Rowland M Donnelly, Peeksill, N Y
Clydo E Doolittle, Slator Springs Mis
Jas J Dougherty, Burlington Vt
Jean B Fredette, Lawrence Mass
J no Gillard, iParlor S C
Jas H Hanson, Fall River Mass
Lcslio Harlow, Glasgow Junction Ky
Earl E Hicks, Naponee Neb
Wm L Hirschhaut, Hartford Conn
Wesley H Houx, Sivnta Barbara Cal
Eobert Jargosko, Athol S D .
Boo Jones, Atlanta Ga i
Roy H Kellor, Northfield Minn
Wesley W Kerr, Chicago
Thomas A Leahy, Mcdford Mass
James Eugeno McCareten, New York
Isaac M Massengill, Honderson Tenn
Frank E Molnar; Houston Text
Albert P Nelson, Houston Tex
Mi:ttie Giomela, Sienoka Finland
Fritz S Niolson, Underwood Minn
Angelo Nungiato, Fairview N J
Lcslio aPrham, Emporia Va
Erick 0 Pearson, South Minneapolis
Harry A Pearson, Artesian, S D
Fred Peterson, Eockford 111
Joseph Polombo, Bedford Conn ".
Jno Noble Porter, Delphi la
Erastus W Price, -Elkland Mo
Teofil J ProndzitoM, yfinons Minn
John Richardson, Deosta, Minn
Leo Robson, Evansvillo, lnd
Ernest A StHillaire, Danvers Mass
Leo L Selesky, Holly Mich
Frank T Simmons, New- York
Herman M Strunk, Forest Park 111
Frank D Sturgeon, Fcmbell Pa
Konstantti Sulesky, McKeesport, Pa
Grant Vandorvcnter, Knoxville, Tenn
CliE.rlie Wheeler, Pennyan N Y
Edwafd Leo WilHams, Victori Va
Steve Williams, Tunica Miss
Gustave Yonng, Vancouver Wash.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Lieut. Jas E Ewers, Roxbury, Mass.
Wounded Severely.
Sergeants.
Orville Jackson, Meridan Ida
Arthur M Rndgers, Ios Angeles Cal
RICKEY NEWS.
(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Rickey, Jan. 4. Mrs. E. J. Whitney
who spent the holidays in Portland, re
turned homo. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. Dickman entertained
as their holiday guests Mr. und Mrs.
J. Budlong, Miss Nellie Dickman of
Portland and their son, Fred DieKmaa
who recently received his honorable dis
charge from the U. S. Army.
Robert Wheeler, who is stationed at
Raymond, Wash., Bpcnt Xmas with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Wheelor.
Private Arilold Williams. whose
home is in Joplin, Mo., was also
house guest at the Wheeler home.
B. B. Gesner is convalescing
serious illness.
Mrs, Arthur Binegar of St. Helens,
Or., haa returned to her home alter a
three weeks' visit with her father, D
A. Harris.
Miss Martha Tuliju' of Salom spent
Tuesday at hcr home in Rickey.
Miss Anna Wallace of Albany, Har
-.'-l i..,u urnii.,An u.,l..,.. un.l
Bruce Wallaee of Florence were hoii-
r xr-rwice101119' ut-
MMn dMrW D.-Horner entertain-
ed with adinner party
Besides the host and hostess, cove s
a
d Mrg A, , jaier 0l uaiem,
M. It, Magee made a business trljjl
to Scotts MUls. WhUe there he was
tho gueBt of his parents, Mr. and Mrs
H. Y. Maeee.
Letters from Chester, Homer and Ed
wi-.rd Whitney, who are in France with
tho American forces, state that both
are well and happy but anxious to re
turn home. Mr. Horner is a memDe;
of eompany M and Mr. Whitney is
with the 3ist railway engineers.
A letter recently reeeived from Pri
vate Frank Harris, who is stationed at
Camp Holabird, Maryland, stated that
he expected to spend New eYar's with
friends in INcw XorK wty.
Orvcn Fryslie, who was injured re
cently while blasting stumps is rccov
ercd.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lewis are cntertnin-
iin the letter's sister and husband, Mr.
'anil Mfg. FOM1CK or riureiice, uirgwu.
School has been closed the past week
FRENCH ARMY AUTOTRUCKS CARRYING
MOTION-PICTURE OUTFIT FOR SOLDIERS
SHI till; S N- 1 t '
lip - l.V-.-s. '.
r .
t ' . -
J. 1 '.1
MOVINQ-PICTURE APPARATUS ON WHEELS IN FRANCE.
French official photograph taken In the region of Meurthe and Moselle
showing autotruck lnrleu with moving-picture apparatus for the purpose of
amuslue the soldiers and etvina them a short respite from the hardships and
trials of battle, , This group of autotrucks la a part of the cinematographic
section of the French army.
owing to the Illness of the instructor.
Miss Minnie Schaller. '
Miss Hazol Harris is home recuperat
ing from the flu. ' '
Famons Jackscn Hill
No Longer Trouble Autos
Jackson hill,, six miles south of Sa
lem, and famoasidn the early days of
the stato as a lookout point between
Portland and the south may no longer
bo the bano of autocg with engines not
fitted for lull climbing.
At a meeting of the eounly court yes
terday afternoon, tho court ordered a
survey mado to conform to the survey
made by the stato highway commission
una if the viowCtt should make a la
orablo report a toad around the hill
will cventv".!ly be constructed.
Just at present there is a nine per
cent irado over tiie hill, equal to thc-t
on Smith High sirect over tho Dan J.
Fry hill, traveling south. In tho early
stay0 coach days, when Jackson Hill
was famous the grado over the hill was
Da 25 per cent one.
Tho new grade to be surveyed will
make the road a five per cent grado.
Should tho new road bo ordered, it
would require about thrco miles of road
building, but tho trend of the road in
that section is such that tho general
traveling distance north and south
would not be increased. If tho now
road is built, the present ono will be
retained as a community roed.
Fewer Attorneys Admitted
To Practice Law This Year
Cases disposed of by the Oregon su
preme court during the- year 1918 were
39 in excess of tho number or new cas
es filed, beinjr a distinct gain for the
year, according to a summary compiled
by Arthur . Benson, clem or tne court,
1B"' " ,,rr" 3" ,11
issss
U do. ease, were reversed.,
VtfSZ totaled
t9,M ot which aJoOO wa, for ad-
of attorney, to practice law.
iThtn wna fewer attornevs aamittea
There were fewcr attorneys admitted
il i.n. .a a .uiainll ttT
T" Z. J .300
i . .,lin flvffl vttr.
There were 20 attorney admitted to
the bar on. examination and W from
Outer states.
Eicress Comnanv Granted
Increased Cenimodity Rates
Wcshinirton, Jan. 4. The Arrtcan
RailwuT Express eompany today was
granted increase- commodity rates on
fruit and vegetables from express sta
tions ilk Albrsa,. Arkansas, Kansas,
Louisuuia, , Miastssippi,, Missouri, New
Mexico. Oklaho'mi, Tennessee and Tex
an to all points in all states east of
Arizona, Utr.h, Wyoming and Montana,
except Florida. The interstate eom-
nvrr.e commission granted the increase
without a formal hearing.
WtgUTn NWBnnper Union.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
CAPITAL JOURNAL CLASSIFIED DEPT.
QUICK REFERENCE TO FIRMS TEAT GIVE SEHY1CE 0N"SH0ET NOTICE ;
WIERE BUYER AND SELLER IEET-WE RECOliEND OUR ADYE8T1SERS
MOMtmitMIIIIIM
KVXXYTEXSra
Keotrl Co, Msonie Temple,
OSTEOPATH
DES. B. E. WHITE AND E. W. WAL
TON Osteopathic physicians and
merva specialists. Kraduates of Am
eriean sehool of Oeteoiathy. Kirk
ville, Vo. Post graduate and spec
ialized la Mrvout diseases at Los
Angeles College. Office 605-508 Nai
.nlr WiW. Phone 83i. Ecaidenee,
iRn nomt. Phone 2S15. Dr. White
Be. Phone 4.
DENTIST
ry. r. h. UTTEE, VRHr1i.t, ROOMS
413-414 Baak of Ceanerea buiidin
WATEJI COMPANY
9ALEM WATEB COMPANY Office
eorner Commercial and Trade struts
Billa payable monthly in advance.
Phoie 604.
ILJi-UJU J-
SECOND-HAND GOODS
FINANCIAL
E0!H TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security
Tuna. it. vftRT)
0er Ladd Bush bank; Balorn Oregoa
fEDKEAL FAEM LOANS 5 per
eent 34 year. time. A. U. Uohrnsteut,
401 Masonic Temple. Salem, Oregon.
MONEY to loan on good rtal estate,
GVi percont government money to
loan. Liberty bonds bought and sold.
W. D. Smith, alm tfanX or uom
merce. 12-14
STOVE REPAIRING
OTOVES REBUILT AND EEPAIBED
60 year, experience, Depot, National
aad American fence.
Sizes 26 to 58 in high
Paints, oil and varnish, eta
Loganberry and bop hooka.
Salem Fence and etove Work..
250 Court atreet Phone 124-
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
:: THSMARMT t
Qnia
Wheat, soft white 1.M1
What lower grades oa sample
OaU oc
Hay. chsat ... WW3
Har. oats ,, ,, .
Barley, ton , . W850
MilL run $47g.4S
Butter rat
Butterfat WT.. 68o
Creamery butter 6667
Pork, Veal and Mottom
Pork, on foot - l"
Veal, fancy , iome
Steers r- . 73
Cows 47c
Spring lambs ....
1U
...4(rt.
Lambs, yearlings
ggt and Poultry
Eggs, cash
Hens, live
Old roosters
Chickens .
Turkeys, dressed .........
Turkeys, live
Vegetables
Sweet potatoes
8W
60c
2224f
15e
"2l'(ffi24
3335c
268
.... $4.75
$1.50
Potatoos "
1.70
Cabbaee -. 2
Turnips . 2
Colery 95e
Head lettuce 2.753.50
Boots 2o
Parsnips .... 8
Cauliflower j... 2
Irolt
Oranges .
Lemons, box ..
$S.505.75
$5o
Bananas
9
Florida grape fruit, case
Black figs. 25 25 lbs
$67
4.511
ft
IFigs, 4 oz. packages .
$5.50
. $4.60
6 oz, packages
tHHtM
Tlphn
Mais U0
BLECTBIOAIi
127 North B0
ARB you looking for a house a Port
land! I have a cozy tnree .room cm
tag, choice lot, in a fire location
near ear line in a good neighborhood
If you wish to buy it will pay you
to eee number 5730 at comer of 98
street and 49 ave, 8. E Portland.
Price $00. Phone 470 or see Square
Deal Realty eompany, V. 8. bank
We- ii
BRES YOUR TRACES
T AAA natah iou. O. W. niomeysr, Beal
Kt-: imt. uanaaiau lianas.
State airset.
SCATENGER
SALI1M BCAYHNGEH Garbage and
refuae ef all kind. rsTaovsct on memo
ly eeitrasta at roa enable rae
Csss pools cleaned. Dead nlls re
moved. Ofe phone, Maia 284T.
Besidease, Maia 2272.
LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF PYTB1A8 MEET AT
MsCoriaek haU oa evary TBa4a
at I. P. Aadresen, C. C. f . J. Kui
BOYAt NEIGHBORS OF AMEBIC!
-OHni Grace CaraD" N. 1300.
meets e?ery Thuraday evealng i
Derby bulldina. Ceurt aad High St.
Mrs. Pearl Coursoy, 814 Court Bfc
oracle; Mr 1'elissa Perseas, reor
ar 141B X. 4th St. Phone 13M.
ioDEBN WOODMJEN.OI' AM3BICA
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5240 meets
every 3rd and 4th Thur. era, a o esotw
in Derby building, eoraes Court an
High streets. B. V. Day, V. r.
Ttri, elork.
UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assear
bly No. 84 meets every Thursday at
H n m. in Masonie Temple. Norma L.
Terwilligcr, M. A.; C. A. Vibbert,
secretary, 340 Owens street.
The Journal Jr,f, jjepartmsnt
will print yoa anything In the
stationery line do it right and
save yon real money,
mr PAGESEVEIJ
Figs, 8 oz. packages .
,3.M -2.Zi
Figs, 10 lb. fancy
Figs, 10 lb ex. fncy
N o. 1 com a honey .
Betail Prices
Creamery butter
, T3a
Flour, hard whai .
Country Butter
Eggs, dozen
6570
Portland, Or., Jan. 4. Butter, city
creamery 6Gc ..........
Eggs, selected local ex. 67(a70c
Hens -rnvxin
Broilers 2027o
Geese 25o ' A J
Cheese, triplets 3940o ,
Turkeys 40c
DAILY LIVE STOCK HAJtKE
CattlO . -"; - .
Receipts 20 -
Ton of market strong
Prime steers 12.5013.5C
Choice to good steers $11.50(5)12.50 ,
Medium to good steers $10.50(i11.50
Fair to .medium eleera 9.5010.50
Common to fair steers $S9
Choice eows and heifers $9.5010.59
Medium, to good eows and heifer
$8.50(6)9.50
Fairto medium eows and belfara
78 ,.. J
Canncrs $45
Bulls $6,50(5)8.50
Calves $i) 12.50
Hoga
Receipt 511 i
Tone of niarkot strong " !
Prime mixed $17(5)17.50 r
Medium mixed $16.8517
Bough heavies $15(o1Q
Pig $14(0)15.25
Bulk $1717.2fi ; -:
, , " Sheet) -
Receipts 150 ?
Tone of market strong ....v.
Prime lambs fiatoJis ,
Fair to .medium lambg $9H
Yearlings $1011.3B
Wothcrs $910
Ewe $6S '.,
"HI MMIMM
a.AA.A.AAjiL i A AA i i tii t 44
REAL ESTATE
FEUITLAND Nursery, Salom. Route
box 13813, phono lll'FBl. We have th
Roman strain grtfed Franquet wal
nuts as well as a full line of all oth
er nursery stock. 1-1S.
10 ACRE prune runch, good improve
ments, o miles from calem, wish t
exchange fur larger ranch,, not over
$400O. 40 acres all in cultivation, firs
class valley soil, also block in
town which tho 40 acre join, splen
did improvements, family orchard,,
Will take Salem residence not over
$2000 and give easy terms on the
balunco, prico $9500. IVi acre goo
improvements, good orchard, in 13a
loin limits, only $1200, 000 acres, 150
bottom, 450 hill pasture, good im
provements, $3000 worth of liv
stock and equipment, on good road,
will take $17,500 and give eaey terma
Bocolofsky, 341 Statu St. t
FOB ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Writ
to Graham 4 WoUs, Corvallis, Oregoav
Agents for Marlon county 1-29
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