THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. 0 REGON. TUESDAY. JUNE 10. 1919.
PAGE SEVEN.
Take the doubt cut of bak
ing. Insure the quality of your
daily bread. ......
HOLSUM Is economy
Cherry City Baking Co.
ft ML ANGELLCCALS
'- (Capital Journal Special Service.) .
frTie Misses Clara and Mary Stamen
ire hoiue for a short vit.it.
Mr. and Mrs. Kilmer and Mrs. Bern
1 Ut uitored to Portland ThutMiuy unit
returned Saturday, evening, areom
pintod by Miss Henrietta Beruing.
.Mr. Bernard Miilonoy of Camp Lewis
inwnt tin' week-end with his friend, Ed
linger.
Mis A mm Olivatti and her twu
f.'iemls of I'oi tiaiitl are home over Sun-
fl:.V.
Blotchy SIrin
- How unr tlmss rw hsr looked lata
the mirror and wished tint four skia
(N softuit clear litre others whoia
ju know, wiltil blirtliili." Wuh
l. D. 0,, trie loHon of h.9in ollj, onr
. oit ptm;)!r.i or b!otcli u.i ftat-tnd
wslts : i ! tii morninf to aiul theni
fnmtl A v.; ottt u: w pna relief.
Wbr itw. '." trrb. a d tntirr
'2. lotion ftr Shtt; Disease
J. C. Perry's.
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Your Sheepskin Is
Miss Sweet Girl Graduate, you are about to reap the reward which you
so richly deserve. You are about to receive your sheepskin, which is a sym
bol of your steadfastness in your school studies and a mark for all the world
that you have ''finished" and are new ready to "commence" life's serious
work.
You wilf need dressy footwear for your commencement exerciseswe
have none made of "sheepskin", but lovely models wrought with great care
in the famous Keith Konqueror plant and known as
IC & K. Pumps and Oxfords
You will like these stylesthey fit the arch so admirably they are so
superbly crafted they will satisfy ytu completely.
$4.73 to $9.00.
We do
shoe
repairing
A simple formula
but a sure one
! A dr.nee will he given in the parish
hull Monday night.
I Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Keber and Mr. and
'Mrs. X. 0. Micke motored to enlcm
(Sunday.
j The N. G. Mickol fiimily have moved
into their new home, which they re
cently purchased from X. (5. Michel, Kr.
The ball game Sunday between Mt.
Angel and Waeomla was won by the
lutter team.
Three Sa!em High Grads Are
Granted Diplomas At 0.A.C
.. Oregon Agricultural College, Cor
vnllis, June 1(1. Among the l.U stu
dents to receive degrees or dipiomr.s nt
the college today were Mrs. Vesta Gard
ner Entomille, Miss Esther Mang and
l'enover Francis English, graduates of
the Salem high school. All were con
credit to Salem. Mrs. Entomillo consid
ers her home Baker.
A forgo number of the alumni and
friends of the college nre here frum all
pnrta of tho state. Many 0. A. C. men
who were in the service were here for
the occasion, lleunions of classes of
l'.iU, 11109, 1904, 1SS9 ami brought
sidered good students and all were a
The alumni banquet ami bull Monday
night were well attended.
(iniduntion exercises started with
How? Why the answer is
simple and sure.
Buy HOLSUM quality
bread.
what was considered a forecrul lute
jculuurcate sermon by Pr. W. W. i'oung
ao a of the First Methodist church of
I Portland. Monday a gold star r. emoriul
service was held in honor of 52 faculty,1
'students and jiluimii who mad) the an-:
preme sacrifice in tho world war. Dr.'
1 Benjamin Ide heeler, presideut of t.ic
J University of California, delivered tho
commencement address today.
The annual exhibit f the work' of
the students in art and rural architec
ture attracted much attention. The Lens
club presented a display of original
photographs. Home of the visitois In
spected the experimental plotd of tho
department of farm crops..
ROLL OFH0N0R
The following casualties nre rt'imrted
by the communding general of the
American Exiieditionary Forces;
Killed in Acflou ... , 2
Hied from Wounds 2
Died of Accident a-ul Other Cause 8
Died of Disease 21
Wounded Severely 4
Wounded (degree undetermined) 8
Wounded Slightly 284
Missing iu Action 4
Total : 333
Killed In Action.
Albert Fi!ier,. Allison Pn.
Ready!
and
do it
right
i
. BuJniiu U M. Ii.i.-!. S.-hf&!d Ma
Died of 'Wonr.ci.
J,."opk n.'.?i'n,5ef- Ye.? iYT , j
CITEPENT- CASUALTIES
,. , Died ej grounds.
William T Xormtui, Coiuv I!nJ X
Y. - "
Died from Accident and O'-het CiUies.
Ulmoiit 8. Crumby, New Kensington
k'z.
Albert W Meyer, Hartsbufg Mo.
Harold D Benbrook. ltockweli Tea..
William Howard, Christianat)ur, .
Andrew S Xeiss St Michaeh) uuu.
tleorge Pilaris, Bruthertou Tor.n.
Samuel Vatijrhn, Beleview Teitu.
Oliver O Wright. Oriskany Va.
Died of Disaaao.
tioorge LaU'idie, Toledo Ohio.
Frank H Lathrau Jr, Berkeley Cal.
William l.ane. Savanna. Ga.
Charles E Larson; lH'land 111.
Arthur 1 Scoficld. Diyden N V.
Edward Blair, Jeanerett La.'
Arvin T Brings, Staughtou Wis.
Uoorge Brooks, Eudora Ark.
Floyd Chandler, Jackson Tenth
William A Crnig, Athens Ohio.
Alexander Domanoski, Jcrsev City X
J. .. .
Percy B Evcrhaif, Kittanning l a.
James W. Gilder, Columbia 8 C.
Wirt Gilliam. Hoemer Va.
Luther S llagler, tiilmer Tej.;s.
Henrv Hari, Situ Augustine fe.vus.
Lawrence llendris, Biorue Ark.
John 1, JuhusJ.i, -Fittsburgh lu.
Arthur Kramer, College I'oiut X Y.
Kdwnrd 1 Mantiuuu, Hamilton .uicli.
Juaies Walter Soues, Cherokee ioa.
The following casualties are reported
by the foiuniandiiig general of the
American bxpeditionary forces:
Killed in Action .
Died from Wounds ."
Died of Accident and Other Causc3
Died of Disease
Wouuded Severely
Wounded Severely 5
Wounded (degree undeteimiued)
13
Wounded Slightly
Total
309
Killed in Action.
Murius Hansen, Norway.,
George W Hill, Detroit Mich.
Died from Wounds.
Hufus Curtis, Hickory X C.
Frank i Bieble, 'Pittsburgh I'a
Gilbert A Brown Warren Md.
Martin Kanthak. Xassnu Mi. in.
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
.laities tV)iuuilly,:Chicngo III.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
Mike K wusiiefckiv lilkhnrt lud.
Ceorge Condon; Chicago HI.
Clifton Gordon, Greenville S C.
Curl F. 0 list tt-f son,' Medford Mass.
Joseph M Sicdlara, Chicago 111.
Tom Addison, Trenton SC.
Kdwnrd K Lnbnpr;, Albniv X Y.
Paul Medo, Chicago III.
Ralph Heevesr Olenwood Iewa.
Died of Disease.
Oscar Bloomquist, Boulder Colo.
Vito A Ciaccia, Coatesvillo 1'u.
Maurice A Given, I,awrencn Ims.
John H Harbour, fituart Va,
Joseph A IiOney, Mount Vernon X Y.
hrnest Lowe, M(eaiiHvillo Oa, .
The following casualties are reported
by the commniurinB - deneral nf the
American Expeditio itfry Forces:
Died of Wounds .. 3
Died of Accident and Other Causes 1"
Died of Disease 17
Wounded Severely l'i
Wounded (degree undertemim d;.... 3
Wounded Slightly 1'
Missing in Action , 9
Total 239
Died of Wounds.
Vilibim H Sims, Kim Mountain Kv.
SALEM AXITO EADIAXOB SHOP
Radiators, Fenders and Oal Tanki
Repaired
Tractor Badiatora a Specialty
All work guaranteed, 198 B. 12th 8t.
jalem, Oregon. 81
WELCH ELECTRIC CO.
FOB
ELECTEIC IRONS
ELECTRIC TOABTESS
ELECTRIC PEECOLATORS
Phon 953 87 BteU Bt.
WHEN IN SALEM, OREGON,
Stop at
BLIOH HOTEL
"A Home Away from Home."
Strictly Modern 1 Per Day
100 Hooms of Solid Cmnfort -
Only Hotel in Bunineaa District
CONSULTING ELECTEICAL
ESQINEXS
If you have motor trouble.
i'omn drive. Prirate or indue-
trial installation, cal
W. T. SIODON ft CO
Undertakers
tSt North Hijm Btrtvt
Ml WAIfTED
Call 396. Highest price paid for
Jusk, aacond band (ood and maehln-
tj. B nn and call 991, get tha right
price. Tha square deal kouaa.
CAPITAL JUKS Ca
271 Chffltaketa St. Salm, Or.
'P
V
rnir. rourE force
s. - t ii a? n a n v !
ur i n Ji . u u w i
DAY and night without
ceasing a struggle is
going on in your body be
tween the germs of disease
and the white blood cor
puscles the police iorce of
the human body.
If this police force weaken,
disease germs gain a foot
holdsickness follows. ,
Constipation la the most comrrmn
and dangerous way nf corrupting
the human police force 1 ood
waste remains too long in the in
testines decays poiions the bluod
and opens the w ay for attack by
the cetnw that cause tuberculosis,
diphtheria, pneumonia and i mul
titude of other ills, p
The culpable habit of usinjj silts.,
pills, mineral waters, castor oil,
etc. , to force the bowels to move,
makes this condition even worse,
as constipation returns almost im
mediately, i
Nlijol is entirely different from
diucs as it does not force or irritate
the bowels.
Nujol prevents, stagnation by soft
enini the food waste aH encour
aginf; the intestinal muscle to
naturally, thus re moving the cause
i of constipation and aclf-poiso.'iiiig
i it is absolutely harmless -"ndpleasaiii.
! Nltjol helps Nature establish easy,
j thorough bowel evacuation at rcg.
ular intervals the healthiest liable
in the world.
Get r bottle of Nujol from your
druggist today and keep your police
force on the job. , ,
II r sir ti ! 1 rl Nujol ! sold in ?c i!rd
UlH"'k ' bottle! besuing the
Nujol Trade Mark. All druggiMi. In
list on Nujol. You may injftr from
substitutes.
mo. WJ. CAT. Qfr,
For Constipation
' 7X'uu!a("as
Coleslaw Witkowaki, Toledo Ohio.
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
Clnreuce J Delnhoussaye, New llieria
La.
l'ioli (loyfan, Tohdo Ohio.
William J I'aarmann, Wadiuo .Minn.
Died of Disease.
Edward Levi Guff, Garrison V Va.
CURRENT CASUALTIES
Died of Wounds.
Tl,n t. finmrr l finf nilwir t)hin.
Died from Accident and Other Causes.
Hugo W Fales, fielding Mich.
Earl Horace Ferris, Hornell N X.
Francis W O'Donnell, Xuugiituck
Conn.
Jack Delaney, Johnstown Pa.
Davis K Maolove, Middletowe Dei.
Leroy Lloyd, Jacksonville Flu.
John K ('Hstle, Ottawa Kan.
James Coa, Mineral Wells W a.
Tt, n a Hitltirrm. Ht Jnmes Minn.
Charles Winfield McBride, Tenuha
Tex.
Walter C Murphy, Chicago 111.
John Krnith, Bethune 8 C.
Died of Disease.
Edward E Walker, Carlinvilln Id.
Jflhu ii McHugh, Munmore l a,
Helmuth Emees, WaosnB Wia,
tltnit U Cntler, Guid ia.
tieiiry luvi, Macon N ".
Carl K Fietsam, Ht. Cloud Minn.
Walter Orr.f, Hound Top Tex.
'ick Hngan, Ramer Ala,
Henry Johnson, Powhatan Ia.
John Ogara, Bed Biver La.
Flovd I'emberton, Algonac Miih.
William A PolK Prospect Tenn.
TT- r.'iA .1
n.i r t..i D
I'lTrw i3ripi nF!" ii
eras
Wheat, soft wait altO
WWat, lowar gradta n sample
Oats Ijgiaae
tlaj, aav . , -
Hay. aat
Barley, tou
Mill run I43(ft44
Sattctfat.
Butterfat 3.V
Creamerr butter 5-Vo 56e
fork, wI tad Hatum
Pork on foot lHrti IS'e
Veal, fancy 17(al7'4
fitwra "f 9
Cowa
N
A
mm
Quick Reference To-Firms That Gin Service On Shorl
, i Where Buver AnlSdkr '!fct-We
, v . Keoraiacnd Our AthertLtrS. -
; EVESTTHIXO
Salam Elactrio Co., iiaaoaia Tcpl,
AUTO DIRECTORY
At'TOtS without dtivcrs to uire, t dol
lar per hour. 197 S.'Cou,. St. Phaws.
3yi. ' ' tt
REAL ESTATE
FOR HALK Cheap, a neat amdern 5
room bungalow with S good lota one
block from paved street, 3 blocks
from car line, half cash. Valance easy
terms; also 5 acres miles from
city limits, 5 room house well near
poi'vh, good ham, about SO fruit tree
Price U1MI, half cash. Suaie Deal
Realty Co. phone 4T'. 6 7
FOR SALE 120 acres of No. 1 land
located 6 miles from Salem, on good
.oad, ia good location, good
and barn and other buildings, farm
implements, 4 horses, a cows, 5 year
lings, 50 head of hogs, round 00
eords of wood ready cut, all t
bargain. Write M W care Journal.
3 Aa'UES. 3 room house.bain, fruit, iu
tells t.ity,
9.311 acres, 3 cultivated, 3 timber pas
ture, house, laru, fruit, in country
ton, good road; $lbM0.
i acres, house, 'barn, stock, imple
nients, 9 acres logans, 5 prunes; 1
mile from atntion. 7WU. Would take
acrcngo as part pay.
;17 acres; -U acres iu prunes, 2 logans.
"all equipment; rock road; 8 room
house, barn, spring water, $10,000.
22 acres the best of soil, 7 room
house, barn; all in cultivation, join
ing town, $11300.. ,
30 acres all cleared, fenced, 1 mile
from town, '.'3i0.
1 acre, good 4 room house, 3 4 acre
logans, on car line, Kt30.
IW acres nil chared, 53 cultivated,
as pasture, nuiaTT house, barn,
miles from town; $70 per acre.'
320 acres; 29(.t cultivates!, 30 pas
ture, well fenced, good improvement
family orchard, 4 juib's from town,
one of the best farms in tho comity;
no acres in clover, best of crops ul
'ways on this farm; only lt0 per
acre.
Have a large number of amiill tracts
with and without building located
near Halem for sale.
If you want a bargain in a ranch
or residence, seo boeolofsky, Bayne
building.
FOR 8ALK Or exchange, 10 aniea
well improved, 2 set of buildings,
jpod water. ''on main road, 6 miles
from Afhnny, near Tangent, good
family orchard, mill aceopt outside
property near (Salem. Kqunre Deal
Realty Co., phone 470.
WATER COMPANY
9ALKM WATEB "SMPAN TT Of fie
corner Commercia'. and Trade streets
Bills payable monthly la advance.
Phone 60A.
Hens, live 2-?27c
Old roosters - 15c
I'.rni'.crt . 28c
tfegetamea
StraHberriea l-.o.)
Radishes,, doit , - 33c
Rhubarb .. 'c
Potatoes 92
New Potatoes tKfiSlje
Gi'oen onions du
Iiermuda onions, crate 4.2o
Cabbage &fo$o
Hrai! lettuce 9'J "8
Beets
I nut
Oranges WSp
liemuns, box ..- . '
BananaM . 9e
California grape fruit
Black tig lb.
o.2j
loToUtM
. lBrujgo
wat figs, lb.
Paekagt tat pel ti 60 pk 40.N
UMsr. axtrasted o
SeUU rrwi
Eggs doicn .......... 43S50
Creamery butter 77Qa
Coontry butter
Flour, hard whest 3.I03 28
Portland Marlst
Portland, Or., June 10. Butter, city
creamery C4(50o
Eggs selected local ex 424'e
Kent S0
Broilers 32u?34e
umm n&Mt
'h)H, triplets 37(a:i9e
SAILT LTV"fc STOCK tUXXM
Oatut
Receipts 33
Trm of market lower
Good to choice steers aiO..V11.30
Fair to good steers .Miujli)
Commoa steers I7.50
Common to fair steera 8(Ji-30
Choice eows and heifers 7(p i.iO
Oood ta choice eowa aa ksifar
Medium
Fan to
ta fair cows aad keilers
medium esws asi heifers
4 annera 3.50gi.j
Bulla "?
( alvea 13
BoS
Receipts 37S
Tone of market steady
Prime mixed I9.25fi l."0
Medium mixed tl7(a,17J3
Rough heavies l7l7.3.i
Bulk !'' 19 23
Pigs 17(i 17..'lo
Soacf
ReeeipSs 2162
Tone of market lower
Prime lambs 13f 14
Fair to medium iambs tl.30'3'i3
Yearlings itttfi 10
Colt btmbs aiira-10
Wethers 7(n 7..")0
Ewps f?i 7
i
TeWch'jaa
..Me.a 110
ELECTEICAL
12? Jiortk High
j DORA DEAS McCUTCIUm'. tehr
for to:h pupil and teacaer, Biaking
clear ail basic princ:le aecesaary
to a Biusii-al ed.icatiyii, aar? fiig
tha "muni tea w her" mmething t
teach, til Court St. 1'hoaa 3ii.
PEOPLES FURNITURE STORE
For 1argains in new and secondhand
goods for the house, furniture, rang
es, heaters and stoves, riurs. sewia
machines grauiteware, dishes, sun
ases, trunks and tools. U'e wnl
your old furniture and stoves, will
pay you highest cash price. See n
Inst. Peoples Furniture Sure, 71
M. Commercial Ht. Phone 734.
SECOND-HAND GOODS
NO CASH REQUIRED Good overcoat
shoes and suits, all kinds of mnsia
al instruments, shotguns, rifles, heat
ing stoves, gus stoves, suit cases and
1000 other useful articles to sell or
trade. What have yout Tha Capital
Exchange 337 Court St. Phone 493.
. WE WANT
YOCU vised furniture, stoves, carpet
and tools, as we pay fair prices to
everything. Call. 947
CAPITAL HARDWARE t FURM
T C It E OO.
2S5 X. Com'l St.
HATS BLOCKED, REPAIRED
nAT BLOCK1NO I clean and block
ladie and -Men's hats. Jut re
ceived a hnt renovating machine. It
gets the dirt, Try it ouee. 0. B.
Ellsworth. 49J Court St. Buiem, Or.
IHTlCCMrNTC
iii;ioyL.iu(jil 1 J
THE SOLDIER BtY8 Pool and bil
liard parlor is now open under nw
management and it renders you and
the general pirblie a congenial plae
to pass away a fear leisuie hours.
Th basement of Oregon Eleetria
depot, earner of State and Uigk
?hone 62S. Win. Livock, prop.
STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
50 years eperlence, Depot jNttionaj
and American fence.
Hizes 28 to 5 in. high
Paints, oil and varnish, ete. '
Ijoganbcrry and hop hooks.
Balem Fence and Stove Works,
230 Court street. Phor.s 124."
J. A. Rowland Furniture Store
Buys, sells and exehangea new aad
, 2d hand furniture. All kinds of
repair work, light grinding, filinf,
. and braJiing a specialty. Bight
prices. 247 North Commercial til.
Phone 18.
SCAVEN
nrntTif
SALEM SCAVENGER Oarbajra M
refuse of all kinds removed on Boat
ly contrscts at reasonable ratea
Cess pool cleaned. Dead animals VP
moved. Office phone llnin 107.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate fioenrity
TIIOS. JC. FllTU)
Over Ladd k Bush bank; Salem Oragow
FEDEHAL FARM LOAK-5V4 por-
eent interest. Prompt smvie. 84H
years time. Federal farm loan tared
ior sale. A. C. Bohrnstedt, 401
sonic Templa. Salem, Oregea.
INSURANCE COUNT iu For fre !
formation about Lift Insuranss soa
J. F. Hutchnsoa, dist. maoiigef for
the Mutnal Lifa of N. T., off te
371 Btata Bt., Halem, Ora. Otfw
phone 99, residence 1390. ' tt
LAUKBRYOAN
HOP LEE, eipert laundryaaa, 43t
Ferry Ht. I pay top maraet priea- IV
ehiekens and Egga. Offiea phoasa
1339J, residence li3J.
SAW
mONE 1090B
Oar Priem ara Bipht
W. If. ZANDLER, Fropriatar
1233 X. Summer Street. Patent, Orega
, .
STEWARTfl IRKPAJ8 JTfKiP-Hava
just Installed a scachin that wis
sharpen lawnmowerj tha tastf a tM
factory pots then out asw. Jwmsj
all vonr Lgbt repair work ta . A
vin B. Stawart, 347 Court St. Fkaase
493.
LODGE DIRECTORY
KNIGHTS OF PYTHJA3 JiRT AT.
MeCoiwk hall oa er- Tsasdaj;
at . Walter Lewon, C. C, P. ,
Kuntz, K. R. B.
ROYAL Neighbors af Aaisrira, Or
goB Orspe eassp iso. i. mm
Thursday aveniag la iieCornaek haX
Elevstor ar'viea. Oracle, Mra.
Ha F. Baao, 64 Unioa Si; raw
i H.i. Melissa Pet seal, 1418 N,
4th' St. Pheaa 143'ia.
Dr. Manuel Franco, premasst of
Hpring lamb llrjc
F.wes , 5e
.Sheep, yearling 7e
Ecs tat Trarrry
Kgg, m - - 3c
Paraguay, died last Thry aight
4
from heart u -