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Minimum charge, 13c.
HONEY to loan on good farm security
Ivan G. Martin, Masonic Temo. 6 18
iVR SALE Eastman kodak, postcaia
, size, good as new. Phone 800. 6-17
GOOD tone organ for sale at 815 Che-
meketa.
6-21
MODERN 5 room house at 2473 Ma
ple are. Call next door north. 8 Ul
LOGANBERRY pickers wanted. Phone'
11F3. MT
CANNING strawborries for sale. Phone
373. tf
'Y.ir1 VnK 0r,4t4Sy''"1 e"1V
C. C. Russell, phono 3F3
WANTED All kinds of chickens. "Will
pay top price. Phone 1339J. tf.
WANTED Cattle and calves, any
kind. Phone 1576W. 6-27
WANTED All kinds of cattle. Thone
J155. 6-19
JAS. LYONS practical painter. Phone
704. tf
WANTED Strawberry pickers. Phono
23F15. 7-29
W. BEAVER, well driller, phone 827J.
1165 K. 19th St., Salem, Or. 7-7
WANTED Woman to do
for two. 598 N. 17th Bt.
housewotk
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WANTED To rent furnished house
by rmpoosiblo parties. Writo 514
care Journal. 6-18
FOR SALE Rabbits, The Cherry City
; Babbitry. Phone 2501J1 . . 6 19
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FOR BENT Furnished housekeeping
rooms. 5S8 Trado. Phone 2481M. 6-18
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IX)ST Udy s taUored hat on Silver-
ton .-wad, Saturday evening. Suitable
reward. Leave at Journal office, .tf
FOB SALE Large trunk, reed o-ear
child's bed and high ehair. 1530
Broadway. - 0-16
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FOB RENT, S room modern house 16
per month.
Call room 304 Hubbard
.bldg.
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WANTED Board and roiwn wanted by
young man in refined home. Good
' ' tharactor.. 25 caro Journal. 6-16
FOR RENT Four excellent rooms, no
children. Cull in the afternoon 713
Centor St. tf
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WANTED $1300 on a new tractor outj
fif i.n.1 ,iivt viiflr'i'iTiin Tifiv S l-m '
tent. Bouto 2, box 40, Rickreull, Or.
t ... . ... -(-. i j - r - .
WANTED Loganberry pickers, pay 2
per box. E. A. Aufrance. Phono 66
F3. 6-18
FOB SALE 5 passenger Beo, perfect
condition. Inquire Murion garage, 233
8. Com'l. If
WANTED Cigar nnd confectionery
storo, st a to terms. X J cere Journal.
6-16 1
CAPABLE young lady desires position!
as stenographer. X Y Z care Journal
6 14
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WANT to rent or lease good six or sev-;
en room bungnlow. Phone 492 after-1
noons, 6-18
FOB SALE Lumber in building, good;
k condition. Phone 233 R. 1497 3. 13th j
St 617
WANTED Top buggy, korse and ki.
ness. Reply by mail. Agent, 475 N.
Commercial St Bulem. tf
,- ... i-i.iv iditiorw and limitations of the Act of
FOB SALE-Two boilm, l ""IJune 9, 1916, (39 Stat, 218), and the
korisontjO. Call at Capital City Co- inraPtion, 'cfv ihe ot the
Operative Creamery. tt ,nterior of ftemb 15( m7( the tim.
" ber on the following lands will be sold
THE HAZELWOOD does shoo repair- jny ,fl ,ols; at ,u.30 0-elotk m
ing, neatly done. 321 N. ComX St st pilt,ii(. aactKin at the United States
iland office at Portland, Oregon, to the
I highest bidder at not less than the np
WALL PAPEB 15 cents per doable ffU, praised value as shown by this notice,
trpward. Buren's Furniture Store. jg-Ue to be subject to the approval of
179 Commercial. tf ' the Socretary of the Interior. The pur-
ehae price, with an additional sum of
FOB SALE 40 acre farm in crop, soms
of best land in Oregon. For partic
ulars write owner, Bt 1, bos 42, Beio,
Ore, 619
WANTED Woman to do a few hoars
housework mornings. Good wages,
none 1204. 6 24
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FOB BALE 5 room house, two mrs,
pod garden, all kinds fruit, W0. No;tri(.f thereof onlv. t'per appl.catioa of
incumbrance. Phone owner 13J3. fl-i9 . pnrcher, the timber oa
WANTED $1300 oa a new tractor out-!
fit and next year's crop, py $ per
eeot iu. 2, box 40, Kickreaii ur.
6-14S1
!1 50 per M T. 3 S , R 8 E., Bee. 31,
WANT T. rent soon, strictly modem rH fir, 50 M. not to be
T or 8 room kottwi, well located. Can!'d tor Ut than 1.?5 vr M.
. . ' . 1 i A-vtTrnawr
at SOS mat street, near Commercial.
, Pkase tii. H 1
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BIG fir wood for sale, $7.50 per totd.
WANTEBwMan for ranch work raoae
9 si-
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FOB KALE Young gentle wor team,
j weight 1400. Phone F11. 6-16
WANTED A No. 1 truck salesman.
Apply Marion garage. 6-17
FURNISHED room for rent. Call at
1144 Ferry St. , 6-1T
HORSE power hop baler for sale $:3.
,oiph;te. rhone 1F3. 17
LOGANBERRY pickers wanted,
famp ound, good water, wo
ifcady
wood for
fuel. Phone 97F12.
620
F0B 8ALE 0 room house, 1106 Lesiie
Btreet. Phone 1425B.
6-18
CHICKERING piano for sale, a bar
gain. Tho Wiley B. Allen Co., 519
Court Bt. afternoons. 6 19
WANTED Light binder, state size,
make; must be in good condition,
and prico. Henry Priem, Airlie, Or.
6 16
F0B SALE A team of good, horses. I
Will sell the team together or will
sell singly. At the Salem city bains.
See W. H. Low, street commissioner.
619
Ji:sT receivejj a fiue pian0 just like
ncWi can make ow prjce an(j ca(,y
.terms. Call at 619 Court St. after
noons. ' 6-19
NOTlflK to farmers Improved harvest
ing drapers. We make them for any
binder. Place order now to avoid dis
appointment, giving length snd width
Pacific Draper Factory, 12lh and
Mill. Phono 1304. 6-18
S3 LOGANBERRY pickers wanted, 2c
per lb. 8 miles north of 8nlem. Cump
ground, shacks, wood and water
furnished. Transportation fiom sta
tion free. Phone 3F11. J. C. Cnmp
bell, Gervais, Rt. 2, box 49. 6-21
FOR SALE 15 acres set to prunes,
been well eared for, trees thrifty,
, well located south of Salem; priceu
sumo as bare land adjoining. Reas
onable torms if desired. Address
Prunes car Journal. 6-18
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LOGANBERRY pickers wanted; 8
aces, very good-picking; good camp
ground, .water, wood and straw; sheds
for autos. Address E. Booth, Kt. 8,
box 117, river road, Salem. . 6-19
INCREASE your worth, fine little 5
acre tract for. salb few miles from
Salom, house, barn, well, garden, straw
berries, raspberries and flowers, 444
care Journal.. tf
FOB SALE Golf clubs, my own hand
made from the best selected hickory
and persimmon; all clubs guaranteed;
will pkee all shafts that brcjk thiu
bud material. Geo. H. Eddy, 04 8.
15th street, Corvallis. 0-18
money to Loan
Hawkins and Roberts
314 Masonic Building
Sulem, Ore. .
for SALE 22 acres of choicest land
in Willamette valley, 1-3 mile to
street car line on rock road. All In
crop, also cherries, apples, prunes and
berries. Good modern 9-roo-n house
with bath, hot snd cold water. Any
one interested in a good bur phone
2303W2. " tf
WOOD SPECIAL 10 days, 75
cords big body fir wood at $7
per eord; 60 cords 2nd growth
fir wood t $0.60 per eord. O
H. Tracy Wood Co., Phone 520.
6-17
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MiTK'E OF SALE OF GOVERN
MENT TIMBER, General Land Office
Washington, D. C. May 16, 19. Notice
is hereby given that subject to the eon-
one-fifth of one per ceat thereof, be
ing eommissioTta allowed, most be de
posited at time of sale money to toe
returned if sale is not approved, other
wise patent will issue for the timber
which nnst be removed within tea
years. Bids will be received from cit
izens of the United States, associations
of sack citizens and corporations Or-
ganiwd ander the laws of the sited
states or anr state, territory or die
anr legal
wbdiviaon will re offered
s-psrsteiy before being included
in
anv offer ef n hrer anit T. 1 9., B.
5 K, See. 20, 8W4 8W14. red fir,
1909 M not to be sold for les than
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Comnussisser, General Laid Office I
711
THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM. OREGON,
4t
UKKDALB dog lost On State atiwt
Su xiuy night. Any information Will
be rewarded. Mr. Frvdxicksoa, fcUe
minded school, tit
MAN and wife wishes to pick logan
berries; state particular at t ac
commodations and wages. B W B
earo JouruaL
Wanted . Boral Anne " cherries, will
pay top price; also want pic ken for
the Thomas orenard. J. B. Hail, Ml
E. 40 St. Portland, Or. 6-1T
FOB SALE 10 acres unimproved fmit
land. Inquire between 8 a. m. aaa I
p. m. at rug and carpet works, aeraar
Mill and 20th. 116
WANTED Light threshing outfit, em
plete, or separator alone; state size,
make and ia what condition and
price. Henry Priem, Airlie, Or. 6 16
INSIDE property, 8 room modern
house, corner lot 8292, fruit, street
paved, cement walks; located only a
few blocks from the business center.
Priced at $1730, will givctimo on a!
part. If you have property for sale
or exchange list it with me, see me
before you buy. H. S. Radcliff, 4
Bnyne bldg. ' 6-18
WANTED To trade a touring bod?
witn top tor a runabout bodv wisa
top for a 1916 Ford. Must know by
June 18. Call evenings at 1862 Broad
way St., Sulein. 6-16
WANTED Ten logauberry and cherry
pickers about Jury 1st, niee grove,
new camp sheds, free wood and mov
ing to grounds. Pay 2c for picking
and bonus to those who finis'u beny
crop. Phone 3F12. Mrs. W. Al Jones,
Gervais, Or. 6 16
WANTED For cash, a strictly mod
ern .bungalow, must have hot water
heat In viciuity of state house or
university preferred. Also should
have mora than one lot with fruit.
My customer states that the price
is not so much the object as the home
C. W. Nicmeyer, 215 216 Masonic
building. tf
LOGANBERRY pickers wanted. 13
acres; transportation and wosd free;
tents ran be supplied, sine le stare
with free delivery. Tay le ptt hu
and Vic. bonus for picker staying
thru season. Phone 108F4. -17
HAS anybody fox terries pup (key
would like to put ia a good home,
at a reasonable price; must be dark
around eyes and mouth. Address Fox
eare Journal. If
OLESON'S AUTO EXCHANGE
USED CARS BOUGHT FOB CASK
OR SOLD ON COMMISSION.
1913 Overland 8500
1914 Overland 8473 ozy terms
2 1917 Fords, good buys
1918 Ford 8300
1914 Ford 8275
Ford sedan, $873.
2-ton lumber truck at a bargain.
We wreck autok for their patts, this
enables yon to get old car parts at
a bargain. Cash prico pid for junk
ears.
'i-toa Ford truck, thoroughly over
hauled, 8475.
8-passenger Studebnker, $180.
349 K. Coui'l St Phone 666
SALEM AUTO EXCHANGE
EO. SPICER, Mgr.
229 State Street.
We buy your ear or sell on commission
SPECIALS
- 3 Fords, $373
l!1fl Chevrolet W0
1916 Studebnker $500
Fine Little roadster cheap.
Maxwell, good ts new, $350.
Light delivery car, $200.
Overland roadster, $525.
TWENTY OTHERS TO PTCK FliOM
Bring your Tepair work la. Ccpei't me
chanic In charge.
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WESTERN JUNK ft SALVAGE
COMPANY.
'Wa buy all kinds of junk, hard
ware, furniture, tools, machin
ery. There is hardlj an item
we do not buy.
Phone 700 402 N. Com'L
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BETTER REALTY BUYS
Eight beautiful kits ia the Oaks sa
dition (restricted) $100 each and a
uine street assessments. Average price
$330 each. A choice investment.
(List your lots with Nicmeyer)
Fully modern nine room bungalow,
built six years; ally lot; $2500. A fine
hny. Just off South Commercial street
elose in.
(List your house witk Nicmeyer)
13 aeree with 714 acres 10-year aid
prunes; 3 acres logans; 1 Here cherries;
4 room house, barn, etc, $4500.
(List yonr fruit tract with Niemeyer)
130 acres; 40 seres bearing proses.
Small quantity of timber, balance cul
tivated. Near Salem, $200 an ners. This
a genuine snap.
(List your orchard with Niemsyer)
110 acres all cultivated except small
pasture 8 miles from Salem oa read to
be paved. Excellent building aad a
fine farm property. $130 an acre.
(List your farm with Niemeyer)
40 acres adjoining West Salem. Ko
buildings. 25 seres cultivated. Fine
prnne proposition, $10,000.
BUYERS buy from NIEKZTXR
He's got the goods.
Branch offices at Dallas Independ
ence and Bilvertoa with a live sales
force,
nesd office
215-218 Masonic building, SALEM.
BaTem is the best little city ia the
pc!fi "orthweat, it you only knew It.
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WANTED - Maid for general fcou-Jit
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work in family ox tare, perauiBent,
Csll 8i0 Oak St. fiwenoons. Bo net
FOR SALE Oat hay in shork, fifteen
dollars pet torn, Begin rutting about
Jun. twentieth. Near Macleny. A. '
H. Litchfield. Bt, 3, Salem. Or. tf
FOR SALE Team males, 7 and
years old, gentle, will sell reasonable.
Inquire Cy F. Giselman Produce Co.
Suio, Ore, 6 21
LOST Sunday morning oa the le"ras
rend a brown handbag containing a
whit prarer book. Kindly phone 8
FA 6-16
BUILDING soars, r loans oa Salem
property, made promptly and utxta
easy terms of repayment. A. C. Bohra
stent, 401 Masonic Temple, Salem.
Qsjds. 617
FOl SALE At s bargain a apntv
meat house, 6 rooms each, 6 blocks
fraat new paper mill. 81500. Phone
2191B. 617
LOGANBERRY pickers wanted at In
dian Hill farm, good berries and 2c
per box will be paid to those staying
thru the season. 3 blocks from end
of 12th St. ear line. Phone 610. tf
FARM for trade, Lincoln county, iU
acres, for Salem property-, or will
tako in automobile in good shape.
Pearl C. Cooper, Independence, Or
616
FOB RENT Blacksmith shop, buildlnu
house and barn, with on acre of bind,
family orchard, situated at St. Louis
oa O. E. road; in fine farnmii; com
muuity. A place for a horseshocr and
'general repair work. Write Arthur
Goffin, Rt. 1, Gervais, Or. - 17
A MODERATELY priced bungalow
style residence property on South
19th street, and a vacant lot suitable
for garage location for sale. Terms
made to responsible parties. A. IV
Bohrnstedt, 401 Kasonie Tempie, Sa
lem, Or. 6-17
jj yo contemplate buying farm and
want a real bargain, see mo. Friends
in the east have asked me to cloco
out some Oregon irrigated lands
which they acquired under foreclos
ure of mortgage. Recent railroad and
sawmill developments make the lnnds
especially attractive. A. C. Bohrn
stedt, 401 Masonic Temple, Salem,
Oregon. 17
BETTER REALTY BUYS
Well located, nearly new, 8 room
bungalow. Corner lot, paved street, full
basement, fireplace, 4 bedrooms, at
tractive living and dining rooms; no
furnace. Well finished throughout;
carpets en stairs and living room. $40(k
79 acres with 50 acres bearing prunes,
5 miles from Salem, $300 an acre.
33 seres, 12 acres bearing prunes,
balance in young trees and lognuuer
ries: fully modern bungalow; fine wa
te system, good barn; all implements
aad machinery, team, cow, chickens,
sue. $10,000.
5 acres all cultivated; small family
rchard; land lays well, rirlit close to
carline. A fine home site. $123.
f, W NIFWPVCR
'213 216 Masonic building'
Also at Dallas and Independence, tf
Farms 2 B Made Houses
in acres of choice land and a new
house and barn on Howell prairie, 10
acres clover, 18m outs, balance gurdon
and pasture, a young family orchard;
this is a first clurs proposition. $r,j()0,
$2500 cash, bnlanig 3 pears 6 peicont
Move on.
(1 4 acres on river, tho bcHt soil out of
doores; fair improvements, good crops.
12 acres alfalfa; all stock, farm niaehm
cry snd tools gn at $fifinn. Pee this
snap, $3000 cash balance to suit.
10 acres in Polk Co. 1 acre lopnns,
family orchard. No Improvements,
$2000.
Some choice small tracts, eomo In,
we'll tell U.
3 room good house, 23d St. $1300
good terms.
8 room good house, 21st St. half
block of store $1000.
7 rooms, large lot, some fruit, on the
Installment plan.
4 good buys C
JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO
404 Hubbard bldg.
FOB SALE OB EXCHANGE
By II. E. Bolinger, 328 Hubbaiu bir.g
1'ino home with 12 acres of land, 6
room modern house, good barn, 6 acres
bearing orchard, balance ernp; clew
in. Will tako some good trado.
5 acres well improved on Pacific
highway south. Price $2500. Will take
trade up to $1000, or easy terms.
8 splendid 4 room modern houses at
bargain.
Beautiful 7 room bungalow with
cry convenience, for less than coat to
build.
8 good business propositions. A
epic nil id modern dwelling, a new store
building, and good stock of groceries,
all dear. Want a good farm elose in.
This ia a well established bnsiness.
A neat 4 room modern bouse.store
building1 and small stock of groceries,
large lot en paved street, all clear.
Want to aid); will take some trade.
10 aeree well improved, elose la:
will aeeerit part purchase price in s
good! city property,
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MTTX WANTED AT WKPT LINN T'A
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PER VTMA 4S HOm, 8 HOUR
DAT. FEE MB. H.A. SWAFFORD
AT KILL OFFICE ACROSS RIYEP
FROM OREGON" CITY. GOOD HO
TEL PROVIDES CLF.AS BEL"
ffle; BEST MEALS' Tm.
MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1019
. . fjf T,, -.,,
tint Uift ws Vv.l lvtutJ
Opens At Spohne Teday
SfMjkanf, Wh., Juae 1H. Under
smiling skie. brture a large erewd of
spectators aad o links la ideal eon-
Union, the champmaship tourney of
rlt i-acuitc -ortnweM uoir association
opened at th 8pokn Country Club
this morning with starts in the open
chamiaihii. lta- started at 8
o clock.
With Seattle making by far tae '
largest representation, total f 104 j
entrie have so far been nude. This
is nbout kalf the number tr ected as
the pear pragreses. lesterday the
link were duCcd bv groups of the best
player in the northwest Kvung over the
ground in preparation for the tourney
pley.
News that the California delegation
will not attend has caused disappoint
ment. So definite news of the coming
of Chandler Egan, Jack Neville and
Douglas Grant has been reeeiwd usd
this is regarded as eliminating these
craeka from the championship play.
From all showing to ilrtte the con
test, for the C H. Pavie, Jr. trophy
will he between the Seattle Golf (Tub,
the Aberdeen Golf Club and the Jef
ferson Park Club of Seattle.
FOR SALE Loose cheat hay. 123 N.
Broadway. 6-19
TWO good heavy teams, harness snd
wngon for sale. Phono 51FU. 6-Zl
FOR SALE Carpenter tools, complete
set, tool cheats and Cycle incubator.
0H2 N. Commercial St." 6 21
WESTERN Old Line Life insurance
company desires representative" for
Oregon. Liberal contracts. Address
box 616 caro Journal. 6 HI
WANTED loganberry pickers 2 miles
from ear line on Jefferson way, will
pay 2c and bonus at end of season.
Transportation, wood, straw and wa
ter furnished. O. T. Moisun, Tlione
1995. 1480 Broadway. 6-21
LOGANBERRY pickers wanted t In
dian Hill farm, good gerries and it
per box will be paid to those staying
thru the season. 8 blocks from end
of 12th St. ear line. Phone 613. T.
L. Davidson.
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TAKEN UP On my place 8 miles east
of Balem on old Chaplin luna claim,
SO head of shorn ewes and lambs,
more or less. Owner may have above
described property after paying all
damages and advertising. Sheop in
pasture, 3-4 mile east of Chcmawa,
on H. J. Beardsley placo. Signed
Louis Weiss. 8-21
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dercd by the Western Union or Postal
Telegraph companies.
By Alvtn E. Johnson,
(United Press staff correspondent.)
Atlantic tHtr 'S. J, June 16. Post
master General 'Burleson 'a order to the
telephone companies to negotiate with
their employes, so an to avert tho
threatened electrical workers i rike,
was on of tho mast engrewsing topics
discurscd by American Federation of
Labor convention delegates today.
Burleson's order will only postpone
the crisis, according to Thomas (Kln
berty, of the postal workers. He pre
dieted the companies and the workers
would be at lotigerheails aain whe.u
the wires uru returned to their owners.
Long Session Yet
If the employes find they have beca
' dmibM crniel" in Ihe words et
trank McNulty, international president,;, to Silvertou in lIMttt. In Octobre
of the clyfr'trieivl telephone workers,
"our action will be iiioro deteruiincd
than over."
Tlie eonveutioii todtty was to roeeve
tt full report of the telephone kituutioii.
It was considered probable, the
second week of the wwiou oponed,
that tho convention would have to sit
pet lis pi ten days longer. A inima of
resolutions con f n lit the delegates.
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ths author of ''June," Edith Barnard
Delano,
"Captain Kituk," one ef the Bov
Scout books, a story of the Eskimo
country, by Boy SselL
'Guld the cavern king," fairy
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the foremost school of
story for third anu fourth graders hy
Mary Branch.
"Merry tales," stories witk colored
pictures, by Eleanor Skinner.
TIMBLEMAN Dla
,W A. Reyaolils, a prominent lurr
berman of this city, passed away at
hie home on Mill street, Wednesday
evening about five o'clock following
a protracted attaek of paralyeis, Mr.
Keynolds up to two years ago wne
prominently identified with the Silver
tun Lumber Co., as an active html
and was a nmn in whim s'l who c(im
in contact with him had tbi greatent
confidence. Ho t sik a prominent part,
in city affairs nnd curved fur sit
years on th boiird of Wafer Com
missioners. Ife ns Mayor of ttie city
one term. Ho nas a meinber of tint
Masonic order, alo the K. of P.
Mr, Keynolds was born in Kansa
City, Mo,, September II, Isiilt. Wenk
from tbeie to Mountiiiii Home, Id.ihv,
where lie lived eontiiiiuiuslv until euln
11)1" he suffered a stroke of intra' vsiH
and hud been tumble to take an aetiv
interest in buuiuess since.
Mr. Iteymilils is survived by his wife
and one on Charles ef tho Coolidgu
nnd MeClaine baiiliers. ulso one 'istci,
Mrs. Win. .Service ot tins city
Silvertou Appeal.
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