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"jset . : n?n isssg )5gyJ is.sr oum-ej Soil tf. Suitor "From Over There" General Pershing's Official Report BOLb OP HOXOIt Killed in action - Died of wounds - 100 Died of accident and other cause..- 6 Died of airplane accident Hied from disease ' Wounded severely ....... Wounded, degree undetermined . 2 Wounded (tightly Missing in action - iv Total - - 313 Today's casualty list contains the following names of Oregon men: Sidney Montgomery, Albany, died of wounds Eugene Kelly, Portland, died of dis ease August W OUn, Hillsdalo, wounded severely Robert 1 Henry, Lafayette, killed in action love A Conrad, Springfield, died of wounds Leland WiUson, Portland, died of disease William Tierney, Portland, wounded, erroniously reported missing JWn B Cross, Jordan Valley, re turned to duty previously reported miss tog John B Pearce, Enterprise, returned to duty, previously reported missing ; .KILLED IN ACTION Lieutenants Edw D Baiter, Pittsburg Marion L Carter, Howard Kan ' Leo C Fletcher, Wellsburg N Y Bonnie A flrooii, Dnnvillo Va James MeCnewell, Nashville Tenn Sergeants Raymond W Jones, Herkimer N Y David Wiedmiin, MeDonoghvillo La Corporals John H Mrattau, Camillus N Y Win P Matthew?!, Snldonin Mo Harold F Packman, Mt Vernon N Y Privates Dick Beaumont, Mowark N J Frank G Belknap, Roso City Mich Frank C Bcrndt, Danville 111 Gonlon Bigelow, Anaheim Oal . Thomas N Blackmail, Seagoville Tex John Boll!, Switzerland John 8 Conrad, Lancaster Pa William Courtney, Kirkwdnd Ga Henry J Crawford, Hillman Mich firville O Danglierty, Wilmington O Herman IP Do Caluwo Jr, Milwaukee Wm H Farris, Little Rock Ark , Reginald (Furzer, Middleton Mich Walker A (Jninea, Hernando Miss Henry Hanson, Smaallemieiie Norway Prank B Lndwig, Cleveland 0 Wm McLaughlin, Pawtuckel B I Alex T Manunla, Little River Minn AloiTs Mcsrith, Brooklyn Martin Miiilmel, Arcadia La Ocorgo C Mitchell, Seattlo John W Moore, Moncuro N C Walter Mnrawski, Pittsburg (arl W Rood, Canton O Thonms Saxton, Sherburn Minn Daniel F Sharkey, Perth Amboy NJ bugene A Sirlyn, E Orange N J James T Slnmon, Wcehawkcn N J Carl B Smith, Belleville Ala p" Ticlsch, Johnson-burg Pa P . er Vanderheide, ftully la . William T Williams, Mosulcy W Va t , DIED OF WOUNDS U Flank Holdetr, Oakficld Me" Privates war L Benson, Coatsville Mo Jo Birhanzl, Cleveland O 'ohn Bogden, Detroit Mich .eorgoM Bowers, Kalin,ell Mont NEVER LET HER KA1R GET GRAY f Her Locks Youlhful,Dark jum mossy wiffl tommoa WeaSageAndSalphur. t?:n yont hir little clt vn y ""2 troul'lome. At the Z2 hV at drug ronge or Vnf? i 0n j,,8t dampen a hair rtiL 6- B? '"omimg all 0,llapnlicaHOnPParJ' 8n'1' aftcr an" ttKwXorti,ro,ir,,,ii,e- "d luxuriant ' diirkcn, glossy i 8yout J and 88 e fTTearan l, and atttive d.ookSy"LSPUJC-P- m YOU KII017 VHY - - - A TsHcr (b FfcfSo To Fix? Bichard Boyeniger, Boise Ida Wdlinm R Bertthaner, Soldier la Harry M Brown, Dcerguild' Mo C'lyrte ii Bucnanan, Valiant Okla Earl B Buidula, Manchester Olda Neil K Callahan, Minto ND Paul L . Oapp, Sterling ill ' Kverette A Christopher, Peoria 111 Benajnh II Clendening, Eddy Tex Jams Cody, Peoria 111 . Roy L Cozino, Kansas City Mo , GutJirie C Ornin, Louisborg Mo Harry B Crosby, Waterbury Conn John C Dclancy, Miami Fla Neith D Doak, Rural Retreat Va Wm R Douthit, Odessa Mo Wm Engler, Lexington Neb Harvest O Fcazel, Point La JVcd Fcrrarri, Pittsburg John Persted, Buffalo NY Clarence O Kt!, IianA Mich James T Holey, Evansvillo Ind Andrew Freew, Punxsutawncy Pa Earl T Frlsblo, Auburn NY Jamcg B Frye, Scnrboo W Va Prank Gardinia, Memphis Tcntt Arthur Oierman, Fall River Mass Martin E dilfoylo, St Louis Mo Alvln A Oochrrauer, Lancaster Pa Daniel luion, Yazoo City Miss Clarence M Hagel, Trout Creek Mon Robert E ainll, Eastpnrt Md Raymond H Hnrtson, Vienna 8 T Alfred E Harflinger, Naples Ma . Forrest E Haslett, Paola Kan Leslio liaxton, Britt la ' Wm Hinz, Markesan Wis Soren K Holmon, oRss N D John Hoyt, Proctor W Vit ' Louis J Kahmer, Baltimore Emit Karkut, Milwaukee . Ham Koy, Lansing Mich Albert A Kline, Jefferson 0 Ard Kline, Pottstown Pa Joseph W Kohuth, Gipsy Pa Valero Laneiono, Chicago Noble Lewis, Ardmorc Okla Louis McFarland, Beanmunt Tex Bernard L McNeil, Winchendon Mas James Malanoy, Ursa 111 Howard Markes, Crescent Spgs Ky Thomas J Murphy, N Vernon lnd Carl N Musgjerd, Mineyon Minn James W Newman, Goldvcin Va iKalvatoro Novgi, New Haven Conn Herbert W Nuckola, Alto V Albert O'Conncll, Battlo Creek Mich Norman Oliver, Clarksvilh Tcnn Adam J Osinski, Wildroso Wis Henry A Pearcy, Lyons lnd ThOuias Polllna, Now York i.William W Power, Manchester O Leo -J Praync, Seneca Falls NY W'm Rannacher, Brooklyn Raymond M Roberts, MAddletown Con Irwin M Robinson, Union Miss Oscar E Rodman, Baltimore, Md Gus Rose, Hickny Okla Wm Ross, Miildlotown 111 Frank L Rostetter, Fairview Kaa Leo Shmees, Detroit Mich Gus Simes, Goshen Ind Aden Sims, Wnynesbiirg Ky Roland J Smith, Ten Sleep Wyo FjCtgar iStranghman; Monrce Mich -Guisieppe Stuiso, Newark N J Mike Teplica, Johnstown Pn John Thomas Goliad Tex ; J6s Vavra, Phipps Mont Jos Wade, Orvill 0 John Walker, Applogato Mich Otto M Walker, Aucilla 11a Richard Ward, Healdton Okla Fred Wilker, Brooklyn Bo'ie'slaw Willowski, Toledo 0 Edward Wilson, San Francisco Perry A Wilson, Louisburg N C Isaac B Wohl, Decatur Ala DIED OF DISEASE Capt Robert F Gordon, Philadelphia Lieutenants Harliiul H Cowte, Conneaut O -Paul N Glcissner, Abiline Kan Armgtron'g Hill, Sylacauga Ala Charles T Humphrey, Staunton Va Roy W Konny, Blaekw'ell Okla Carl R Meairs, Riverside Cal John 0 Vanriper Jr, Chicago Oarik M Wnlkins, Indianapolis Ind Nurse Gladys N Lyon, Buchanan Mich Sgt Michael II Tiilly, Brooklyn Sgt Frank G- Hitchins, Waterloo la Corporals ' James T Arthur, Sacramento Cal Arthur J Carlson, Tacoma Wn James II McKnight, Boniface Fla Harry iSehaub, Cleveland 0 Samuel A Simoneaux, riattenville La William W Taylor, Hamilton Mass Patrick C White, Conyers Ga Wagoners Wayland J Brace, Huntington Cen ter Vt Arthur Drew, Gillette Wvo . Arthur W Dryden, Grand "Forks N I) John G Jacobs, Barncsboro Pa George W MeKinney, Walnut Grove Ky Horseshoer Wrm M Wright, Trotwood DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Lieutenants Charles EBIevins, Mt Sterling Kf l Merritt J Decamp, Yankton S D THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL SALEM, OREGON. DO AWAY WITH JNDIGESTION How to Purify a Sour, Distressed BWm ach in a Few Minutes Let us talk' plain English; let us call a spade a spade. ' Let ui tell the truth an say that if you are constantly distressed after meals, if you belch gas and sour food comes up in the mouth,' then your stom nch is in a rancid condition snd should be purified and put in good shape at once. . Your food fermonts and vour stom ach isn't strong enough to digest the food you put into it, so the food sours and forms poisonous gases, and when it does leave your stomach it has not furnished proper nourishment 'ho the blood, and has left the stomach in a filthy condition. - Take Mi-o-na stomach tablets yeu want te chango your filthy stomach to a- healthy, clean, purified one. So strong is eur faith in the value of Mi-o-na, wo authorize your dealer to heerfully refund your money if Mi-o- na fails to relieve your indigestion, rid you of dizziness, .biliousness and sik headache. If you want to make your stomach .to strong .that it will digest a hearty ni'onil without distress, and you want to bo without 'that drowsy, all tired out feeling, take Mi-o-na stomach tablets. No matter how miserable your stom ach feels. Mi-o-na iJiould give you prompt rolicf. For salo by D. J. Fry and all loading druggists. y . Ralph Drydon, Drayton-N D Sgt William J Ferry, Bethlehem Pa DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES Maj Edgar Scott, Landsdown Pa Sgt Samuel Ii Casscdy, Philadelphia Corp Paul Edwards, Chicago Moch Artabano Conti, Pierce W Va Pn Joseph L Cfegan, AJ'buny N Y Pvt George R Tamsltt, Winter Gar den. Fla , ' ' ' ' , ' KMed in action, previously reported wouudea severely: ; , But Geo M Gauss, Micherstown Pa Pn Theodore' D B Aibreghtson, Ta coma Wn " ' - - s ' - Pvt Marion J" Daniels,: Lenoir City Tcnn ' ' ..-..';:'-' : 1 v:- :: Killed in action, - previously reported wounded, degree unaeTerniineu; Sgt George M Slcezcr, Gary Ind , . Killed in action, previously reported missing in action. lieutenants' Lyman E Case, Lamoni. la , Frnnk J (E-Vlbel, New York William F Frank, Chicago William E Hare, Lansdale Pai Sergeants ; Vincent Barry, New York Jameg B Hefloy, Humboldt Tcnn Corporals Bm-ley H Cook, Montgomery Ala Edward M Dan&zky, Chicago " John Gnode, St. Joseph Sis Peter Krutui'm, Aurora HI Frank F Levingston, Sheridan Wyo Mech Frank W Brady, Scranton Pa Privates . Jamese, W Arexander, Lebanon Va Joseph Aranow,' New York George Aren, Cincinnati C tolin Ball, Swords Creek Va fits Barney, Grand Rapids Mich Wilfred li Binnette, Lowell Mass Grover Bohrer, Hiinncwcll Mo William J Boylen, Adelaide Pa Joe M Breet, Pfeffifer Kan OtMe D Brisendine, Hunt W Va William H Bruning, Jersey City N J William C Burwell, Shenandoah la Clarence E Catlow, Barrington III Percy A Cbronister, Harris.burg Pa Geo Clancy, Fosteria O Emerald C Coil, Malo Wn Earle W Cram, Pittsfield N H Willbur Crane, RanSomville N Y Ray Gushing, Detroit Mich Frank F Demuth, Brooklyn William E Dennehy, Cambridge ulas Conrad Kgfrenberger, Groely Pa Frank Elvin, Badaxe Mich Arthur Erwin, W'ayno Mo Stephen Esterly, Butte Mont Luther Evans, Chattanooga Tenn EWn Evans, Voss N D Ha"fy Fcldburg, Washington Pa Arthur Q Fish, Chicago Carl E Folsom, Washington Mo James J Gately, Mcdbury Mass Wui Gaucr, Greencastle Mo John li Gifford, Crosby Pa Intnan Gillen, !Ft Ritner Ind . Jame9 Gimer, Kirk Colo Joseph A Girmachoid, Philadelphia Lloyd B Givens, Sopero Okla Charles W aossctt, Ridgely Tenn Paul T Grabowski, Bradoek Pa Clarence W Gregory, Baline W Va John A Grimmeiss, Omaha Nob ; Frank P Grygier, Erie Pa Jamcfl W Guerry, Macon Ga PrancU S Hanlon, Eoxbury Mass Joseph M Harper, Section Ala John J Harris, Sngland Otto P narris, Lamonie la James L Hawk, Swayersville Pa Elijah L Head, Hurst Ga Grover 0 Heliums, Loekfiart Tex WUbcr H Holtman, Quiney III Ernest Hoover, Pittston Pa Granville M Horn, Skeggs Va John if Howard, Osborn S C William I James, Falkner Miss Arthur Johnson, Silt 0 Elmer P Johnson, Worcester Mass Elmer Jones, Clarksviilo Ark Christos N Kalivas, Manchester NH Joseph Klonowski, Detroit Mich Frank L Klotz, Philadelphia Walter' O' Lady, Sacramento Cal FrederickJ Lamphire, New Yor! John Loof, Wellsburg la Elmer A McAuley, Philadelphia Eddie P McGinley, Carlisle Ky Hugh L McKenney, Douglas Ariz Alfonso) L" Maestas, Ocalh N M Adam P Marcha, Milwaukee Wis John L Meinhart, Jewctt Hi Harvey A Me&seheh. Sumner la Frank Niton, Chicago Alexoriderine Olchik, Dewitf Mich Sherman H Osbern; Samaria Mich Oscar T Pivtterson, MoKoesport Pa John Pavel Ottovillo O Samuel C Redman, Roager Va Harry 8 Bine, Trinway O Harry T Rogers, Philadelphia John Szalyko, Staten Island N jf " Eddie O Taylor, Middletown Mo Alexander Udine, Detroit Mich Charlie Younger, Atwood Tenn Died from wounds, jjreviously reported miBBtng in action: - Lt Benjamin T Scwosk!, Lacrosse Wis Corp William Errington, StillwaterO Corp Harry Hahn, Philadelphia Prirates Patrick J Barry, Warehouse Point Conn EdwaTd H Meier, Mascouta HI Arthur E Stears, White Piegon Mich Died of disease,- previously reported missing in action: Privates Robert P Lowder, dan9ville M William P Kray, Columbia Pa Matthew Leary, Boston John P Milem, Bcrendorf la ' Wayne 0 Tripp, Bowerston O Died, previously reported killed in ac tion: -Lt Samuel 8 Grouse, Somerset Pa Sgt John C Keller, Oakland : Cat Sgt Fred Schweitzer, Chicago Corp Hartzell P . Alderman, Excel sior Wis Mech Archie L MeCorkl'e, Augusta Oa , Privates Harry Bales, Lawfcneelbiirg Ind James B Carrell, Santa Rosa Cal Louis H Chaplain, New Orleans La Kostas .Comas, Now York Stephen Girards, Brooklyn Bent Hamilton, Ponca Ark . . . Leon E Hovencamp, Horsehoads N Y Hamilton) W Ingraham, Cnrbonnalo II Charles J Kanes, Syracuse NY'' Albert T Klaus, Avondalo Col Norman Larson, Faribault. Minn Elbert E Lott, Saluda 8 C James McGlono, Philadeli hia John W McLaughlin, New britain Conn Joseph J McMamis, Homestead Pa George Marchart, Cadott Wis James E Murray Jr, Nw York John P O'Connoll, Cambridge Mass Alexander J fiomanoski, Wheeling Wi Va Anthony Santy, Baldwinsville N Y James V Sherrow, Newburg N Y William Smith, Barbourville Ky Charles C Spence, Peach Bottom Pa John F Steis, Ridge way Pa PLEASANTYIEVV NOTES. (Capital Journat Special Service) Pleass.nt View, Jan) 14. Pleasant View school is fortunate in not having to be dismissed for the influenza. There have been no real case of the disease in the immediate community. The at tendance at the school is good. Misses El sio and Laura Wilson have returned after a few days illness in the family. Tho holiday season was amy onserv ed with presents and games for tho children and a presentation of the need for food end other supplies by the poo- plo overseas. ..... i Mr. Cook, wim nis wuo ana son oi Enstnrn Oreaon visited his fathor, F. M. Cook, and sisters and brothers for tho New Year. Alva Neal just home from the army wa8 visiting his grs-ndfather, F. M. Cook and other relatives in the neigh borhood. .... E. J. Miller is building an addition to his poultry house. Rev. G.. C. Russell of Marion, a car penter, is doing the Work. Mr. Wilson bought another horse. He will haul railroad ties to Jefferson for the sawmill located near tho Parish Gap The only war baby in our neighbor hood, Little Miss Logan, a granddaugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Bales, is getting along fine. Its daddy is in a canton ment in the enst. 1 , Wc hear of quite a good deal f sickness this winter. No wonder when we think of the freezing weather we have been having. Even some of the late fall-sown grain looks sick. "We miss tho Oregon rain. -WEDNESDAY. JANUARY Colonel House Reported Improving This Morning Paris, Jan. 14. Colonel House, after spending an uncomfortable night, was reported to be better this morning. He was still confined to his bed. The above dispatch, filed in Paris at 2;10 this afternoon (French time) proves conclusively the fs.Isity of the rumor of Coloncf House's death. Tie Prince of Wales was the guest Saturday of Major General Muir, com mander of the Fourth United States army corps at Coblenz. , . Premier Lloyd-George has been ask ed that permission be granted to eroct a memorial tablet to Theodore Roosevelt in the Hall of Herooes, Westminster Abbey. REMARKET orala Wheat, soft Whiro 1.M2 Wheat, lower grades on sample Oats . v .. 80c Hay, cheat $2425 Hay, oats , . , ',... (23 Barley, ton . . .. $4850 Mill run .. $4748 Euttetrat Bitterfat . ... ....... ..... .... 69e Creamery butter 68c Pork, Veal and Mutton Pork, on foot ....T.... .. 16e Veal, fancy T ... 20e Steers . . 7(ft9t Cows . . 47e Spring lambs ............. lie EwS..- ..46V Lambs, yearlings .... . 89c Eggs and Poultry Eggs, cash ....'... 60c Hens, life .. 2325e Old roosters ..... . . 15e Chickens . 23c Vegetables Sweet potatoes , $5 Potatoes 1.50 Onions, local ; $1.75 Cabbage ; 3e Turnips i ; 2t Head lettuco $4.50 Beets - 8 Parsnips ... . : 8e Cauliflower $2.50 Cocoanutj ..i.i. $1.75 iTOlt Oranges ...... $4.505.75 Lemons, box $5fl Bananas .. 9c Florida grape fruit, case ........ $67.25 Black figs lb. 16(13c White figs, lb. 1920c Packago figs per box $46.90 Honey, extracted 20o - Retail frlcea Creamery butter . - 73e Flour, hard wheai $53.2f Country butter 65(fe70 Eggs, dozon ....... 6570e Portland Market Portland, Or., Jan. 15. -Buttery city creamery 66e Eggs, selected local ex 6468c Hens 3032c Broilers 2627e Geese 25c Cheese, triplets 3940e Turkeys 40e DAILY LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle ' Receipts 125 Tone of markot strong Prime steers $1314 Choice to good steers $11.50(3)12.50 Medium to good steers $10.50(5)11.50 Fair to medium teerg $0.5010.50 Common to fair steers $89 Choice cows and heifers $9.5010.50 Medium to good cows and heifer 8.50(ffi9.50 Fairto medium cows ana neusri 78 Canners $45 Bulls $6.508.50 Calves $9(&12.50 Stockers and feeders $79 Hogs Receipts 578 -Tone of market steady Prime mixed $16.7517 Medium mixed $16 16.50 Rough heavies $14.7515.75 Pigs $13.5014.50 Bulk $1617 Sheep Receipts 102 Tone of market steady Prime lambs $13.5014 Fair to medium lambs $115Q12.50 Yearlings $11(5)11.30 Wethers $10(810.50 . Ewes $6(38.50 ' FARMER'S PRODUCE COMPANY Cash for your produce today: 20c for top veal. 19'.c for top hogs. 25c for heavy hens. 23c for lisrht hens. 160 S. High St. Phone 10 15. 1910 Journal Want Ad Quick Reference To Firms Where Buyer And Seller Meet We Recommend Our Advertisers. EVERYTHING Salem Electric Co;, Masonio Teniplo, OSTEOPATH ass. b. e: white and b. w. wal- TON Osteopathie physicians and aerve specialists. Graduates' of Am erieatL school of Osteopathy, Kirk ville, Mo. Post graduate and spec ialized in nervous diseases at Lot Angeles College. Offices 505-508 Nat Bank Bldg. Phone 859. Residence, 1620 Court. Phone 2Z15. Dr. White Bes. Phone 469. DANCING STOP SHAKING YOUR SHOTJLDEB6 Learn to Dance Correctly THEODORE and LILLIAN NEWMAH Exhibition Dhhcers and Instructors Modern and Classic Dancing Hotel Marion, Salem, Oregon DENTIST 0B. T. L. TJTTEB, DES'UT, BOOMS 413-414 Bank of Commerce bunding. WATER COMPANY ALEM WATER COMPANY Office corner Commercial and Trade streets Bills payable monthly in advance. Phone 606. . SECOND-HAND GOODS FINANCIAL CONEY TO LOAN On Good Real Estate Security THOS. K. FORD 0e Ladd I; Bush bank; Salem Oregon FEDERAL FARM LOANS 6 per cent 34 years time. A. C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Masonic Tomple, Salem, Oregon MONEY to loan on good real estate. 54 percent government money to loan. Liberty bonds bought and sold. W. D. Smith, Salem Bank of Com merce. 12-14 STOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 50 years experience, Depot, National and American fence. Sizes 26 to 58 in high Paints, oil and varnish, etc Loganberry and hop hooke; Salem Fence and Stove Worki. 250 Court street. Phone 124- 2ND HAND GOODS. W Buy, Sell And Exchange AH kinds of Furniture, Stoves, Clothing, Dishes, Bicycles, Harness, Tools and Junk. We buy what you don't want and pay' the highest, price in cash. Peoples' New & 2nd Hand Store 271 N. Commercial Phone 734 J. A. Rowland Furniture Store Buys, sells and exchanges new and 2nd hand furniture All kinds of repair work, light grinding, filing, and brazing a specialty. Right prices. 326 North Commercial St. Phone 16. $ AUTO S PAINT SHOP $ Just opened in conncc- $ tion with the HIGHWAY GARAGE I 1000 8. Com'l. St. EXPERT WORKMEN REPAIRING pStES,Sf.l7.IJWUL WANT ADS PAY in. Saws filed, shear and knife 1 . grinding, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed i 261 Court street. R. Woolcy. 2-14 j That Give Service On Short Telephone ;..Main 1200 ELECTRICAL ; 127 North High....-.- REAL ESTATE 600 acre stock and grain ranch, stock, all equipment, grain, feed, 2 miles from town, will sell at a sacrifice price, easy terms. 380 acres finest Waldo Hill ranch, income last year $10,000; will sell very reasonable. 142 acres, all tillable, 140 culti vated, running water, 7 miles from : Salem,. $11,000. 70 acres, 40 cultivated, running water, joining town, prica $4015, will carry back $3ut)0. (For Exchange: 10' acres apple ! and peach orchard, 7 miles from Salem, in A-l condition, will ex change for acreage or residence. 487 acre ranch, a lot of stock, implements, 3 miles from town, want email ranch near Salem and some cash as first payment, price $16,000. SOCOLEFSKY 341 State St . FOR SALE A- good house, well locat- ed. 9 room house with two fine lots, , near car-line, two block to paved street, on graveled street,- garage and plenty of fruit. Price $2000, $50 cash, balance $15 per .month. Call at 1297 N. 18th St. or see Square Deal Realty Company. ! tf FRUITLAND Nursery, Salem. Route U box 138E, phone lHFiii. we have the Roman strain grrfed Pranquet wal nuts as well as a full line of all oth er nursery stock, 1-1S 10 ACRE prune ranch, good improve ments, 3 miles from Salem, wish to exchange for larger ranch, not over $4000. 40 acres all in cultivation, first class valley soil, also Vi block i town which the 40 acres join, splen- . did improvements, family orchard, will tako Salem residence not ovor $2000 and give easy terms on the balance, price $9500. 1 acres good improvements, ood orchard, in Sa lem limits, only $1200. 600 acres, 15(1 bottom, 450 hill pasture, good im- ; provements, $3000 worth of live stock and equipment, on good road, will take $17,500 and give easy terme -Socolofsky, 841 State St. : BRING YOUR TRADES I can match yon. O. W. Kiomeyor, Real Estsie Agont, (janaaian lianas, os State street. FOR ROYAL TYPEWRITERS Writ to Gralmni & Wells, Corvallis, Oregoa Agents for Marion county 1-21. SCAVENGER SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage an refuse of all kinds removed on montk 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 McCornack hall on every Tn'sday at 8. P. Andresen, C. C. E. J. KonW K. B. S. ROYAL NEIGHBORS OP AMERICA 'Oregon Grspe Camp" No. 1J6B. meets every Thursday evening ia Derby building, Court and High St, Mrs. Pearl Coursoy, 214 Court St. oracle; Mrt. Felissa Persons, record jr 1415 N. 4th St. Phone 1436M. MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5248 meett every 3rd and 4th Thur. eve, 8 o'elotU in Derby building, corner Court and High streets. B. F. Day, V. C. V. . rarner, clerk. UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assem- ; bly No. 84 meets every Thursday at 8 p. m. in Masonic Temple. Norma I Terwilliger, M. A.; C. A. Vibber secretary, 340 Owens street.