THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL. SALEM. OREGON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1919.
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"From Over There"
General Pershing's Official Report
(Died of accident and other causes.... 6
flied at diseaao' 9
Wounded' severely 191
Missing in action 6
Total .'. 222
Today's casualty list contains the
following names of Oregon men:
George F Sanders, Portland, died of
disease
Bay B Brayender, Corvallis, killed
in action
Aubry Q Judkins, Newberg, died of
disease
Lester Q. Wilson, La Grand, wound
ed severely 1
Temple Scroggin, Fossil, wounded,
degree undeterniued
John 0 Zinbrick, Beaverton, wound
ted slightly
Elliott E Nelson, Pendleton, wound
ed slightly
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
Other Cause
Privates
Thomas Adkins, Cincinnati 0
John W Hansard, Chicago
Harold .Incobpon, Broailland 111
Ralph. R Michael, Boise Ida
Frank J Ruasler, Aurora 111
Joseph Venlettoli, Providence R 1
DIED OF DISEASE
Privates
Arthur D Kinnard, Williamsburg
Kan
Wilford B Knox, Bridgeport 111
Frank J Krigel, Boston Mass
Frederick J Lynch, Taunton Mass
Leander Missicotte, Franklin N H
Jacob C Phillips, Cumberland O
Saml J 'Porter, Kennedy Ala
Harrison Reynolds, New Marion Ind
'Ernest L ISandbcrg, Berrett Minn
Neman i) iHtctson, Freeport Mo
Leo L Tinner, Kingsburg Gal
.Ichn Wnchowicz, Rochester N Y
John H Waters, Glenflora Wis
DntheExpenss!
Stop the River!
That's what the
Overland Pacific
saidtoRickard,the
engineer. So the
girl hated him be
cause he supplant
ed her brother.
And the man did
not take to her at
first. But Cupid
smiled and took
a hand.
The River
By EDNAH AIKEN
tells well how the
man stopped the
Colorado and saved
the Imperial Val
ley. The girl saw
him do it and for
gotherhateinlove. Love
Romance
Fighting
Oar New Serial
Don't Miss It!
William It Waters, Melvina Wis
Rudolph D Watt, Lndianapolis Ind
Dudley H hitc, Columbta Mo
William D Wilson, Butler Mo
William B Wright, Fairmount Ind
Charles A Youngs, Hunger Mien
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeants
George E Marshall, Lewiston Mont
Wallace S Partridgo, Salt Lake
Raymond B Snyder, Wallace Ida
END INDIGESTION
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During influenza epidemics spray
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If you haven't an atomizer, gargle
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antiseptic wall of defense against
"Flu" germs. ,
Chest colds and sore throat lead
to grip. Stop them at once with
Wizard Oil before they can develop
into dangerous influenza.
Get it from druggists for 30c If
not satisfied, return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 30c at drug
lists. Guaranteed.
A
draw attendance from as far east as
the Mississippi Kiver and exhibits of
livestock of all kinds from tho entire
Pacific Slope. Taking-part ill tho con
ference wero the following, who are di
roctorg of the Pacific International
Livestock Exposition:
Frank Brown, president, Carlton.
Ore.; William Pollmu-n, vice-president,
Bakor; F. M. Kothrock, Spokane; A. 1).
Dunn, Wapatoj W. B. Ayer, Portland;
C. L. Hawley, McCoy; J. N. Burgess
Pilot Rock; Thomas Carmichael, Una
ton; Ed. Civrey, Carlton; C. 0. Berkeley,
Hay Creek; G-oorgo Dickson, Prinvillo;
Ed. School, Stiver; W. K. Newell; N. C
Maris, A. C. Ruby, Portland; H. C.
Brown, Portland; F. A.. Koser, Rick
reall, Bay Fox, Lyons.
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at once, and they cost very little at
arug stores.
BIO MARKET OPENED
FOR NORTHWEST LUMBER
Portland Ore., Feb. 10. Markot for
from ,000,000,OUO to 10,000,000,000 fetit
lias been opened to American lumler
of lumber annually during the next five
years has been opened to American lum
ber annually during tho next five years
manufacturers in tho countries border
ing on the Mediterranean, nocording'tc
Nelson C. Brown, who spoko to mem
bers of tho West Coast Lumbermen 's
association nt a luncheon in the Port
land hotel Saturday noon.
Mr. Nelson has just returned from
abroad, after several months spent in
investigating the lumber needs and
trade methods of Southern Europe and
Northern Africa-. Ho wa9 one of four
trade commissioners appointed jointly
by tho United States govcrnmont and
the lumber .interests to.examin oppor-l
tunities for export trade.
In order of their importance to tho
American lumber trade, Mr. Brown
named the following countries r.fl prof
itable fields for exploitation: Italy,
spain, France, the Balkan states, Mor
roeco and other French ami Italian po
sessions in Africa. Needs of tho lum
ber market in these countries arc basud
upon normal pre-war importation, four
years of non-construction during the
war, work in reconstructing devnstod
areas and destruction of forests upon
which they formerly depended for their
timber supply.
Shipments of West Coast lumber pro
ducts for war purposes have found their
way into practically oil of the allied
countries, according to Mr. Brown, and
have produced a most favorable impres
sion. A trainlotvd of Douglas fir and
airplane spruce shipped to Milan, Italy,
attracted more attention than a circus
in n country town.
Thousands of men examined this pro
duct and compared it with the lumber
Tiroducts of the Italian markets. Similar
interests was excited wherever ship
jTficiits of Northwest lumber nppef.rod in
Europe, he soys.
A group of Salem capitalists recently
purchased tho Frank Mitoma. hop ranch
consisting of 165 acres. This is one of
the finest hop ranches in the valley
well improved and cared for. It has
been yielding hops for the past six
years, some portions of the acresgo car
rying more than a ton to tho aero. There
aro 110 acres in bearing and tho pur
chasers aim to extond the' Rcreago this
season, Tliero are about $20,000 worth
of buildings on the much, which prom
ises to be a paradiso for tho pickers as
it. lies upon tho Willamotto river end
has a beautiful camping site.
It has been naim-d "The Mitoma
Hop Ranch. " The company organiza
tion is as follows: F. W. Burbia,. pres
ident; Homer II. Smith, vice-president;
H. A. Oornoyer, secretary and treas
urer; H. H. Olingor, Jos. Adolph and
Sum Adolph, direetoriv They will have
headquarters at Salem. Independence
Enterprise.
TAFT REFUSES COMMENT.
Boston, Mass., Feb. 8. William How
ard Taft, joint chairman of tho war
labor board, declined to comment on the
genornl striko at Seattle, in an inter
view hero totday.
"Until I gut details of the situation
in Seattle, I caanot make any statement
he said, "but I do know ono thing and
it is- that Seattle lwayas has been the
home of bolshevisra,
Lord Eouert Cecil
A FROCK OF' SIMPLE LIXES
This Is what - bluelt net crystal
spancled white t crope meteor,
French blue moire' ribbon and a
dozen pink and blue bouquets can do
when gathered together to make a
frock. The ribbon Is tied In quite
tho blpgest bow you ever saw with
ends that reach almost down to, tha
edge of the skirt t :
PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL
LIVESTOCK ASSOCIATION
The first installment of "The Riv
er" appeared in Saturday Feb. 1st, is
ne of the Capital Journal and will continue-
each Hut n riT until finished:
Tortlrnd, Feb. 10. Leading livestock
men from Oregon, Idaho, Washington
andMontana , representing many mill
ions of dollars worth of pure bred and
ranee stock, were in conference here
'and adopted definite plcns for a half
million dollar exposition building. A
suitable home is wanted for the annual
show and sales of the Pacific Intema
tionrl Livestock Exposition. A struc
ture coveriig approximately ten acres
of eronnd. with all thoroughly modern
facilities for the showman and specta
tor, is planned. The building will be
erected this summer and a big how
held this frll. November 15-22." Tho'
interested in the livestock iudiisfrv will
I head the subscription lists. The annual
t exhibition, now la It's ninth year, will
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Special delegate ut the-British
Government in the League of Na
tions. Lord Cecil wa formerly
Assistant Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs. It is reported that
he will succf-ed th Kor! nf Bart'ng
as British Ilisrft r"
the United S'e -
ENOREASE BABY'S STRENGTH
Everybody loves a baby and
everybody wants a baby abun
dantly robust There are many
young children to vyhom
SC0TTS
given in small portions at intervals during
each day, would be an important factor
in overcoming malnutrition and starling
them well on tha road to robust
ness. Every drop ( SCOtt'B
it car, rich nourithmmnt, thm
kind that buildt itrmngth and
promote healthy growth.
OMIdron Thrtva on Soott'n
Bcott a Bownc. BlooiaScld, N. J. 1S-U
The Capital Journal
Daily Market Report
Oram
Wheat, soft white $1.90
Wheat, lower grades oa sample
Oatg - 80e
Hay; choat S24.
Hay, oats , '"" ,','n ' .. , til
Barley, ton
MiU run
$48(ai50
...... $00
Butterfat .
Butterfat
BRITISH TOOK STRONG TRENCH
SYSTEM
Trt Somme sector, two years ago to
day, February 10, 1917.
Find a prisoner.
SATURDAY'S ANSWER
Ppside down in water.
Journal W ant Ads
Quick Reference To Firms That Give Service On Short
Where Buyer And Seller Meet We
Recommend Our Advertisers.
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL
Salem Electric Co., Masonic Templet 1ST North High...
Telephone
.Main 1200
USED FURNITURE
Bell your used furniture to the high
est, bidder, igdve Frank F. Kiteher a
chance. New and 2d hand furniture
for. sale. 37a Csurt St., Phone 217.
DENTIST
OR. F. L. UTTE'R, DEN'It.T, BOOMS
1413-14U Bank of Commerce Bldg.
OSTEOPATH
. Retail Frlcea
Eggs, dozen U.........: .. 37e
Creamery butter , .- 68e
Country butter ..... 48c
Flour, hard wheat . , $d3.&i
Portland Market
Portland, Or., Feb. 10. Butter; city
creamery 4950c
Eggs solected local ex. 42(j4oe
Hons 30(&)S2e
Broilers 26(3270
Geese 30(&35c
Cheese, triplets 3839c
DAILY LTVB STOCK MARKET
Cattle
Receipts 901 .
Tono of market steady
Best steers $12.7613.50
Good to choice Btoors $11.5012.75
Medium to good Btoors $9.7511.50
Fir to good steers $8.509.75.
Cojnitton to fair stews $7.75(8.50
Choico cows and heifers $9.'JaYn)10.25
Good to choico cows and heifers
$8.759.75
Medium to good cows nnd heifers
$7.50Yol8.50
Fair to medium cows and heifers
DBS. B. E. WHITE AND B. W. WAL
TON Osteopathic physicians and
orve specialists. Graduates of Am
erican school of Osteopathy, Kirk
vlllo, Mo. Post graduate and spec
ialized in nervous diseases at Los
Anireles College. Offices 505-508 Nat
Bank Bldg. Phone 85w.. Residence,
1620 Court. Phone 2210. Dr. White
Bes. Phone 469. -
BABY CHICKS FOR SALE
544 State St. Phone 400
Headquarters for baby chicks. Leg
horn, Red, Rock and Minorcas. Prices
reasonable.
C. N. Neodhara, Box 412, Salem,Or.
AUTO REPAIRING
All kinds of auto repairing by an ex
perienced workman. All work guar--antoed
to be satisfactory. Studwbak
er repairs a specialty. D. B. Moir,
2G3 N. Commercial.
REPAIRING
PEOPLES REPAIR SHOP Clocks,
furniture,. umbrollag and shoe repair
ing. Saws filed, shear and knifs
grinding, etc. Satisfaction guaranteed
261 Court street R. Wooley. 2 14
REAL ESTATE
AMUSEMENTS
mirw arvT T1 Eo xirwd T.T 'nnA KM
1J1D OUtUlliii w" i
liard parlor is now pon under now
management and it rentiers you anu
tho general public a congenial place
to pass away a few leisure hours.
The basement; of Orcfcion Electric
depot, comer of State and High.
Phone 628. Win. Livock, prop. 3-6
WATER COMPANY
SALEM WATER COMPANY Offiee
corner Commercial and Trada street
Bill payabla monthly in advance.
Phone 606.
FINANCIAL
ESHH TO LOAN
On Good Bval Estate Security
THOS. K. FORD
,! Ladd k Bush bank; Salem Oregon
FEDERAL FAHM LOANS 5 per
ecot 34 years time. A. C. Bohrnstedt,
'401 Masome Tomplo. Salem, Uregon
71 acres, 40 cultivated, 31 in tira
bcr posture, all fenced, runuing
wator, joininjr' a railroad twn,
with high school, $65 per acre,
$1615 cash, balance at 6 per cent
for 5 years.
13 acres, all cultivated, 7 in 9
year old prunes, 3 acres in 4 yei '
old Loganberries, 1 acre cherries
S years old, 4 room house barn
well, spring, $5000, terms.
(100 acres, 150 cultivated bottom
land, 450 hill pasture, spring wa
ter at buildings, good improve- 1
ments, fenced with woven wire, on
Pacific highway, $3000 worth of
Uvo stock and equipment goes
with the place, 2 miles from
railroad town, $17,500, will take
$2.".00 wortk of liberty bonds, $8,
000 casli and carry bock $7000 on
tho place.
160 acres in eastern Oregon will
luivo. Ealoiu. remdouco or acreage. .
not over $1600.
. 103 acres all cultivated anil til
' ed, two modern houses, finest
dairy barn with all modern ar
raugemeuts, on tho rock road and
niuil routo, 4 milos from good tows
at $125 per acre, but is easily
worth $165 per acre.
BOCOLEFSKY
48c
Croamcry butter. - 50o)51c
Pork, Veal aud Mutton
Pork, on foot 15 3 4c
Veal, fancy . 20e
Steers .. . 7(5Pf
Cows 47'
Spring lambs . 12e
Ewes.- 4Gem
Lambs, yearlings : 10(ail2c
ggi and Poultry
Eggs, cash .....r... 33e
Hens, live 2527c
Old roosters 15
Chickens 25c
vgstsmss
Radishes, doz - 40c
Sweet potatoes $5(3)$.25
Potatoes $150
Onions, local $1.65a2
Cabbage ZVjCdSe
Turnip , 2fe2c
Head lettueo . . $4.7.")(5
Beets 2e
Parsnips ' 4c
Cauliflower, 2 doz, case $3.50
Coeoanuts ll.752
Irntt
Oranges $4ft5
Lemons, bo $5ftS
Banana . 9c
Florida grape frsit, ease $6fP7.23
Black figs lb. . 16(al8c
White figs, lb. : 19(a 20c
Paekage figs per br 50 pkg $46.90
Honey, extracted 20e
StockeJad feeder, $7U W. D. Bmifh, Salem Ba'nk of Jj.jjm can ,5
v. . r(1 HOgS merce' l1 or exchange their properties, with-
M ntLt steady . STOVE REPAIRING S .ffi1"8 lUV
Ti?nm,S sfflSa? STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED chango Investment Compary, Ine,
I gh hctv"' Viii S. rr' Depot- Htiowd ?uomz r T m Hirt,bttrd builS
Piu. , iipfflii ,nd American fence. ing, Salem, Ore.
Tt i u Sii!e 26 t0 68 I kih
uuik isi paints, oil and varnUh, etc, FOB SALE A modern cottage wits
v lo(t( om' Loganberry and hop nooks. many convenidnces, on a paved
tTI nt marker steady Balera Fence and Stove WorXs, street, near car line. Price $2500,
PrT-1 LTl- I17M14 25 t 250 Court street Phone 124. $300 cash, balance on easy terms.
I'flT&T1 2ND HAND GOODS. nr 4':
K,f r,50 a6 We Buy, SeU And Exchange FRU1TLAND Nursery, Salem Route
oZt S' All kinds of Furniture, Stoves, , box 138E, phone 111F21. We hav. th.
LlL-j-.j Clothing, Dishes, Bicycles, Harness, Roman strain grtfed Franquet w
n n j r T001" U(1 Juuk- w buy wlM,t y0 "ul ""' a fcw mote ,5
rannerS I rOGUCe tOIUpaHy don't want and. pay the highest rrum- trees left.
Cash for your produce today: V & essh. nnnm VATTH TDinrC
?rArt Peoples New & 2nd Hand BRING YOUR TRADES
18c, for top Bogs. r BRING your trades. I can mafh you.
27c for heavy over 4 b. tens. Ca iemever, all branches of real
25e for light under 4 lb. hens. uiwv - ' , , uiilsis
16Q8.HighgSt. Phon.10 271 K. Commereial Pho.s.734 T"
lodge directory j, A. Rowland Furniture Store second-iund goods
(TTJTfmTa nn PVTrriAa HfKET AT Iiu'r' Bel1 a,1(J chn(?P new d '
w.pil2 iSn Im .ver, Tnd.T 2nd bftnd ft""ItuM. All kind, of NO CASH REQUIRED Good overcoat
SleCornack hall oa every Tnday r(!paif grlnding) mngi . AoM gn(1 JHh M knd. of ffiniie.
: 11 Yj Anttressnj. V. . 4. B.un aj)d bra7.ing a specialty. Right ai instruments, shotguns, rifloj, beat-
B- Bl pries.. 247 North-Commercial St. ing stoves, gas stoves, suit cacas and
tiny at vPTfuiTinno r,v AMFRTfJ 1,hon u- 1000 othor U8oful rtioIe t0 s,'u
?2?ZnZ wn-wl Exchange, 337 Court St. Fhono 49X
ffi-STtS'Sf S AUTO - I scavenger
oracle; M"r. Melissa Persoss, record T . rtnnn 1 " '"""
,r 1415 N. 4th St. Phone 143611. PAINT SHOP 1 SALEM SCAVENGER Garbage a
j 1 wj-i- 1 mm refuse of all kinds removed on mostk
MODERN WOODMEN OP AMERICA Just opened in connee- - ,y eontraetf at reawnable rates.
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 6246 mt ,mTn. , in . on Z Ccu pools cleaned. Dead animals
every Thursday evening, 8 o'clock HIGIlW AY GARAGE I . ovd- 0f,ice VUr Main B247,
in Irby buUding. comer Court . "'"j "f?"6 Residence, Main 2272,
High streets. J. F. Day, V. C; If. JLtl -.t 1 "
A.gTurner, cler, fV WOOD SAW
UNITED ARTISANS Capital Assam , , mr, : . , . .
bly No. 84 meet, every Thursday at W ANTED People of Salem to know PHONE 1090R.
8 p. m. in Masonic Temple. Norma L. at we pay aighest price, for men. 0ur Prices are Right
Terwilliecr M A C A. Vibbert ond hand clothing, shoeK, ete. The w, Mt ZANDER, Propnetor
seeretsry. 34Q 'Owea- straet (Capital Exchange, 337 Court Bt. 1255 x gulnnu,r street, Salem, Orecon.
' ' Phone 493. tf