THE DAILY CAPITAL JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 1. 1913.
PAGE NINE.
Mciie
Monday, July 7th, 1:30 p.m.
157 S. Commercial St., Salem, Ore.
Consiting of 1 stationary 1." h. p. Fairbanks t Morse oil engine with
muffler and fuel tauk complete; 1 Bell k Wildmau. 5-ton -otii.ri-'r
with condenser complete for iff or rolj storage.
1 lL'xl4.20 inc h refrigerator coiled and storage tauk. above with c in
iarttiieuts; 1 heavy shafting bangers, and pulleys; CS KH pound ice
cans; 20 feet 1 !,; in.-h pipe with elbows and 4 -inch bends; 1 2 inch
avy duty foree pump; 3 100 gallon oil drums; 2 30 gallon oil drums;
!0gallon oil drum; 1 Birkenwalt wall wale; 1 platform wale; 1 baton
- -cer; 2 Toledo computing scales, new; 2 meat Murks, 30x:l(5 inches and
:ti inches; 1 marble top refrigerator counter, 10 feet long; 1 10
t counter and i.ne 8 foot uounter; 1 glass top fish box; 1 Nution-
.'drawer computing cash register new; tni feet quarter racks com.
plete. 2 dozer quarter hooks; S letter files; 1 desk; 1 hand foree pump;
1 pipe vice; 1 air puiup; 1 box pipe fittings; 1 blor torch; 3 ioIIh belt
'"'gi 30 gitllins Dcisel oil; ice tungs, quarter hooks, electric wire
stamping outfit, 1 brick smoke house, tools, wrenches, 2 dozen bacon
lungers. 30 gallon lard cooler, and many other things too numerous
to mention.
TERMS CASH
Wm. WECHTER F.N.WOODRY,
Assignee of Geo w. Tfce Auctioneer
Vechter, 1&7 S. Com'l. , ,1A ,
Street, Salem, Oregon. ?hone 510 or 511 Salem
WOODRY CONDUCTS SAXES Or EVERJ DESCRIPTION ANYWHERE
ft
CITY NEWS.
CProf. Matthovrs returned recently
from u trip to Medf'orii, Jackson conn
ly, where he delivered the graduation
a Idrcss before a high school class nuiu
lierine over forty, lie noted a great
i . 1 mpioveiiicut iu the' southern
' win.
ilea unionists and Loyal Lo-
, -1,1 ) erslnp of this city are re-
I-' , Ifoi-iu "hr" parndC'Tlt one
the afternoon of, July ..4th
street from Ferry mirth to
Groups of working people
from the woolen mills, juice factories,
lpn-king plants uud other industries are
urged to join in this deiontriltioii.
J'or further pnrtieuliirs call up I'nseal
T;nglio, grand marshal, phone 20iili,
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June la the month for weddings In Sa
l"t and the record for issuing licenses
at the county clerk's office has linen
broken. The last licen-e issued iu June
was. to John il. Merchen, ae 02, of
II 'resent t, Wn., and Wary M. Poslor,
tile of tSnlcm. With the issuing of
this license, the total for the inoiitk
b.iiiibel'vd 41.
o
County Superintendent Srnitli says
that at the meeting held last evening
ui Turner to rliscussi placing vocal imial
agricultural training iu the school next
fall, there was a gi r;t favorable
feeling expressed. It. was decided to
cr.l! m i election July 14 when the prep
osition will le put sciunrely before the
voter of the Turner school district.
Hintild vocational training for farming
plii'-ed in the schools, the slate and
federal government will pay part of
the expense, leaving about $700 to be
paid by the Turner district. The val
uation of the district is flOI.OUl),
DIED
McIiTRMOTT At a cilv hospital
.i " l!ll, Sheldon McDenntift.
"-outh 2th street, at the age
?ars.
1 the wn ef Mr. and Mrs.
' cl'ermott. The family have
' ' ' ' iinl I few week', coming
;ra!ia, Wn.
ly wa forw.nded this morn
litialia for burial by the Kig
iiri company.
M..-.. I,. X. Itouey. w!i(i has been a
Ciiest at tlie home ft Mr. nod Vt'. (' ().
II. 1'un ett, li ft this uioiuing for Ku
gei. Win. Xoble, p.. L. rreh and II. N.
Vooney are Mill City citizens register
ed at the Capital hotel today.
Try Salem First. In Buying
Salem s a Good Place to Trade
t EYES EXAMINED
a-
GLASSES MADE
FITTINGS GUARANTEED
Consult us about your eye3
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HARTMAN BROS. CO.
Jewelers and Opticians
Northwest Corner of State and Liberty Streets
M-4 f !
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Mario.i county is still lagging in se
curing its quota of 20,000 for the Sal
vation Army fund, aceuiding to Waiter
1.. Tuoze, malinger iu charge of hend
quarters in Salem.
At the meeting held last evening of
the colonels and cuptaiu and otners
workers, ft was decided to continue the
campaign and to also keep opon,,Jicad
quartevs on HsiitltM'miimcrciiil street iu
charge of Mr. Tpur.o. . :
Aumsville, Jefferson, Turner i:id !joi
vais districts liuve-nll seemed lliir io-
jta to the fund, but as the county in
general is still lagging, it is probable
that thflnlrive will be continued every
t where.
j Among the workers who have 'pro
duced good results are seeial from Rll
verton, iie'luding Mr. and Mrs. Gust
I Weist. Ohas. A. Johnson of tho Yanoou
Vpr lodge, B. A. Cunningham and wife,
-irs. Miller and ticorge Moeiiir.ininer
and wife.
As the nir.tter now stands, sontribu
tions will be received et hcndqunrtOTS.
on South Oommerclnl street.
CITY Of SALEM SUED
. BY PAVING COHPAI
The city of (salem has been sued for
1VI4.11 by tho Clark ft lienor- Con
struction company.
In its complaint the company states
that it was awarded the contract fof
tho paving of South IL'th street be
tween Mission and the south city lim
its on June 24, lli, for i!,l32.l3.
That between Julv 1.1, ltl:t, and Jan.
1 21, 1H11, the city issued .'(2 warrants
drnwn on a special fund to be provid
ed by the city, these warrants amount
in to i:.,."il4.l 1.
That the warrants were presented
to the city treasurer for payment and
were stamped. "Presented and not
paid for want of funds."
The company alb-ges that it was tho
duty of the city to provide a special
fund arl that nltliouyh nearly six
years has ehpsed. the werrants have
not beon paid and that the city had
" tii.ri'jis.jualdv d.-layed erution of said
fund and ihe collection of said mon
ey. ' '
It is nlso alleged that the construc
tion company on Aoril i, 1M19. filed
with the citvreeiirC-r a claim against
the citv for 15.51 4.1 1.
It seems that the trouble with secur
ing money for the payment of the
claim of the construction company is
due to the fact that property owners
on south 12! k street have not paid their
assessments.
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I1ERL0 MURDER CASE
ORDERED TRIED m
In the list of cases disposed of uur
ing tbwpast week by ike aupreuic evart
is one of unusual character and wiiicli
brings i problem in evidence ti.it is
suldoiu not with. This is I Ik case of
State vs. ose R. Mevlo, appealed from
Washington couuty, (ieorge K. Barley,
judgi. The defendant charged
i with, uia a -slaughter, based iiiwii the
killing of her husband, Joe -Mvi l", aa
' Italia v truvk farmer living u nr IVa-
l vertua.
! The crime waa committed in 1915,
coming as the sequel of a long si ilea of
quarrels iu which drink, baa temper
i;;nd jealousy were prominent. The do
Ifendaat iu the course of hei testimony,
asserted that il the course of a kpasui
of druukeu rage and jealousy nor jus-
'u.i J chased her about the premise,
j threatening to kill her; that she finally
I took refuge in au upper room vi the
: house and lin ked the door aiisi her
i husband; that he forced au entrance
tthrough a window and was abcutto in
through a window and was aboui to in
flUt great bodily injury or to kill her
when she secured a revolver and thot
him to death. There was no eye wit
ness of tiie deed, a.d those whi were
about the scene gave confiiitiog evi
dence in the attempt to prove ti.ul the
husband wa imt drunk, ami tlutt .he
defcuilaut herself started the quarrel.
However, the circuit court ie-.iud her
guilty of manslaughter, uud aim ..ppeat
ed from the judgment.
The appeal was based largely upon
the allegation that the prosecutioi., aft
er bringing in a witness to support tneir
ease, sought by leading questions to
inqH'uch their own witness and to show
that his character was such that his
testimony waa not dependable. Judge
Harris, in writing the opinion in too
case, refers to the evidence of this wit
ness was nofonly incompetent but high
ly prejudicial to the rights of the de
fendant, aud on this fact he bttjeg his
decision for a reversal of.' the lower
court and demundiiig the cate for acw
trial. In this decision Judge Bennett
concurs iu part.
i Another case of interest in Million
county where drainage pioMeins fre
quently arise, is that of Margaret Ecu-
fuss vs. (ieo. W. Weeks, appeal from
Marion county, Percy R. Kelly, judge,
Iu this ense the defendant had upon a
portion of his laiul a depression, which
by the central lay of the luud drained out
iicuitoiisly upon the land of the plain
tiff. The defendant admits that he
deepened an ancient ditch and by
means of tiling hastened the flow of
water from this tract; but tho pii.iniiff
sought to prove that by such ditch and
tiling lie hail incrensed the collection of
water upon her In. id uud thereby caused
considernlde damage. The judge of the
circuit court ill charging tho jiiiy em
phasized the point that a landowner is
justified in expelling water from his
property upon ud.jo'uiiug. land if in-Bo
doing he follows .the'' natural drainage
courae. tlf only become liable for dam
age when by artificial methols he col
lects water .Upon his own liuid r.nd by
na unnatural Bourse- discharges tho
samc upon his neighbor's wed. This
Opinion is affirmed by Judge Lean, who
writes the decision of' the supreme
court.
Other cases passed upon tire as fol
lows; William H.'llartwig vs. Jol.nic 'ier
trude Hushing as adiiitnisl rati ix of the
estate of (.'. C. Hushing, deceased, and
Maxine C. Hushing, appellants, appeal
from Multiiomuh county. Suit to col
lect money on promissory note. Opinion
by Justice Harris. Judge Robert Tuck
er affirmed.
8tate of Oregon ex rel Akorton,
Cooeh und Co., Inc., plaintiff, vs. T. M.
llurlburt, sheriff of Mulonmah couuty.
An original proceeding in mandamus
to compel sheriff to execute in favor
of pluintiff a sheriff's deed to certain
property sold by him to plaintiff ' pre
decossor in interest. Writ is allowed in
iqii ion by Chief Justice Mciiiili.
Ada (Ir-.tber vs. Kiniuu !'.. Boswell, hi
i 'limit; nppeal from llouglas.- ouaty.
Suit to foreclosure mortgage u; r.n icul
estate. Ojdnion by Justice Ueuaon,
i.iodifying decree of lower court by re
ducing amount of decree.
Ituucuii Lumber company vs. Yi'iUipa
Lumber compa y, nppeul from Multno
mnh county. Suit to recovi i ikim.ges
for breach of contract. Opinion by Jus
tire IJenson modifying decree of Jui ao
'. I', (hintenbein, by cliii.iunting
amount fixed as interest.
W. T. Wade, appellant, vs. I'.. J. Mar
tin, upH'uI from MiilluouiH.i iouiity.
Hnit to obtain part payment of j'odg
liient. Opinion by Justice Julius, .'udge
Ibitivrt fi. Morow affirmed.
wmmmim
A BREEZY COMEDY OF CHARM AND BRILLIANCE
VIOLA DANA in
Some
A SURE
DREW COMEDY
!S0LDIER E'XET TO
BE FOR "STAGS" ONLY
The War Mothers are up against
more prosis'rtty in toe way of soldiers
who mill attend the houuvoiuing than
they expected when plans were oriiiia
ally aik- for aewing a banqaet Fii
day evening to the boys at the armory.
Whea plans were first under considera
tion, it waa estimated that soldiers to
the number of about 500 would avail
themselves of the banquet aad with
this nuniiMT in view, the War Mothers
included ill truer invitation to the bovs
;the pleasing feature that all could
(bring along their best girls.
ltut with 200 or more already regis
tered and the assurance that the at
tendance will number between 1000 and
. 12O0 and probably more, the War Moth
ers find it a physical impossibility to
entertain t dinner such a number with
the girls in addition.
; They ran seat at the armory at one
time ,100. With the assurance "of more
than 1000 attending, the War Mothers
figure they will have on thei hands a
bigger job than anticipated, especial
ly if each soldier boy was to brng
along a wife or sweetheart,
i Now tho War Mothers are up agninst
it. Titey cannot banquet alt the boys
;and their wemen folks the sa me eve
ning, and they are aware of the fact
that if the soldier boy left his best
girl down town somewhere while he
.was enjoying a fine banquet, that said
best girl Would be missing when the
soldier boy returned to find her.
I To help" a little out of the difficul
ty, the War Mothers stute that the
women folks of the soldier Iwys will be
j entertained at the V. W. C. A. w ilh
music and such, while the boys are
eating.
Anyhow, making the best out of ne
cessity, the War Mothers have sent out
word that the. dinner for Yiday eve
ning at the armory will be for soldiers,
sailors and marines only. After dinner
there will be dancing on Court street,
folk dancing in Willsoa park and plen
tv of fire works.
I Wilinm A. Sailing vs. The 1'nst Xa
tionnl Bank of Tillamook, appellai.;, ap
peal from Tilli.mook count v. cult
brought aguinst bank to determine
claim of defendant to real propcty on
i der attachment. Opinion by Juatice
Bennett, taso remanded to Judge Geo,
K. Bagley's court.
, A. M. Perry as administrator of tho
estate of Catherine E. Martin, appellant
vs. ITenry Leo Fletcher; nppeal from
Yamhill county.- This is an appeal from
a judgment overruling a demurrer to
defendant's answer an granting judg
ment iu favor of defendant for want of
reply. Opinion by Justice Bei.n. Judge
H. II. Belt reversed.
1 I'etition for rehearing denied in City
of Seaside vs. Randies,
i i
Astoria Cooks Ard Waiters
Strike For H'gher Wages
Astorin, Or., July 1. A strike of
cooks and waiters here this morning
canscd the closing of all the liarge res
taurants of the city.
The Culinary Allinnce deinnudeil IU
TODAY
I wasp I
TIIOS. II. INCE
FEATURE PRODUCTION
BESSIE BARRISCALE
IN
"The Cast Of P
ALSO CHARLIE
CHAPLIN
IN
'THE FLIRT"
TODAY
E
CURE FOR JEALOUS HUSBANDS
ORGAN
MUSIC
2 CI
TODAY'S BASEBALL SCORE
Katwnal
B. II. E
Brooklyn 17 2
.Vw oVrk - 6 L! 1
l'fetfer and Miller; Tortey and Me
Crty.
Philadelphia .. 1 5 0
Bostou .: .....JL '11 1
Kixey aad Cady; lleinaree and Wisea
Cincinnati 2
Ctsieago 2
tiler and Wiago; f arter nd Kitli
ffr (-Niil einnins)
St. Uuis 4 8 4
Pittsburg : : 11 13 1
Uoak, Meadows, Ames and Sayder:
Maver and JS. hnodt.
Anterioan
TUvstoa 4 :
Pbilaitclphia 6
C5aldwoll and Waltora; Urevell, Kiu
ney aad Perkins, MeAvoy. (bevea in'
aings.) - ..- . .
Chicago . ti
Clevelaad 13
Williams, liifocth. 4hellenbaeh and
tkhalk, Jenkins; Jasper and O'Neili.
N'ew York 1 4 1
"Washington 0 S 1
Kussell and Hauuahj Harper and
Gharrity.
letroit . 2
St. Louis 3
Oauss and Ainsmith; Soiliorun and
Severeid. (ewx inninas)
and i2 per week for cooks and -l for
waiters ii'ul waitresses. The proprietors
of the eating places agred to the s-ule
but declared themselves ill favsr f the
open shop. They say the attitude of the
union officials has been unbearable re
cently and that they refuse U let the
alliance run their business any leescr.
W. T. R.IGDON ft CO
Undertakers
252 North High Street
Bill Hart, Charlie Chaplin,
Fatty Arhuckle and three acts
of good Vaudeville for those
j who enjoy the best to be had
FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
JULY 4th AND 5th
BLIGH THEATRE
Sign of Good Shows, Where
: Everybody Goes.1
Salem's a Good Place to Trade
TODAY
AND TOMORROW
O
ride
BRUCE SCENIC
Jgu
Quick Reference To Firms That GWa Service On Sborl
Where Buyer And Seller Jlect We
' Recommend Our Advertisers,
EVERYTHING
Balea Electrie Co., Kasonie Temple,
REAL ESTATE
f8 KALE Good 5 room house with
modern 40Dvenienrea on large lot,
, abundance of fruit, on aved street. I
room bouse, small barn and z fine 1
lota with abundance of fruit, only 2 I
lota with abundance of fruit, only 2
blocks from paved street and schaol.
$1200. Square IX-al Realty t o. tf
BEST BUYS I
36 acres all the best of river bottom, !
28 cultivated, well fenced; 6 room i
bungalow, barn, hog house, chicken i
house familv fruit, growinir crop if ,
Bold soon. This farm is worth $250
per acre, but to move it quickly
w ill take uVK) on easy terms.
HM acres, 90 cultivated, house, 2i
barns, lots of outbuildings, well fene-1
ed, close (o school and station, 8 1
miles from Salem, onlv $5 per aere. '
113 acres, 2S cultivated, 8 room house
barn, garage, all necessary outbuild
ings balauce of the place in timber
and stump pasture, fine family or
chard; only 70 per acre, cash bal
ance 6 percent.
117 acres, all the best of river bot
tom land; 00 in cultivation and in
. crop, which all goes; good 8 room
- house, two old barns, all well fenced.
IVj miles from Beuna Vista, owner
wauls to return to Europe; only t5
per acre.
i'or best buys in ranches or city prop
crty see
S(X.OUFSKY, Bayno building.
JUNK WANTED .
Call 398. Highest prices paid for
Junk, second hand goods and machin
ery. Be rare and call 598, get the right
prices. The square deal house.
CAPITAL JUNK CO.
271 Cheniekota 8t Salem, Or.
The Camtal Journal
Daily Market Report
Oram
Wheat, soft white . 2.10
Wheat, lower gradvs oa sample
Oats 8S(uSSe
liny, cheat . 2s
Flay, oats 25
Barley, torr 65
Mill run ?44
Butterfat
Buttorfnt - - 63e
Creamery butter f5(. .riltc
. Pork, Veal aikd Mutton
I'oik on foot lSViifglotyo
Vcul, faucy llWai'Me
Htoors -
Cows 6eT?'je
Spring lumljs lOylle
hwes
Hlicep, yearlings 7
ggs and Poultry
Kgg's, cash , 40c,
Hens, live S2(fi 24c
j Old roosters - ISs
j Broilers - 23o
Vegetames
Strawberries (2.55
lliulishes, do. 4oc
Potatoes 12
'New potatoes ! iVif
joreen onions doz . 40c
Onions sack 1.50
alibage 4tyC
Head lettuce Joe
Corrotts 5
Bunch beets . 3e
I Cantaloupes 3.50i t
j f rut
! Watftruieluns '..''
Oranges - $j.loQv6.'
ll.uiuu.is, box - 'OS''
Bananas '. 8Vne
California grnpe fruit . 0.00
Ues.ey, extracted
g(M
Seta 11 meet
KK. l"',,n
(Ireamery butter-
Country butter
1 I I,.... l,rH i.l,f,n
4.j(aj0c
':.c
55(;iti0e
i3.10Gi3.25
Portland Market
Portland. Or., duly I. I (utter, city
creamery Mfti ."i.'lc
LKKS, selecti'd local ex i'Uti 44e
liens 2."-'0c
Hroiierj 'i'yf.
Chcise, triplets 37(KIWc
DAILT LIVE STOCK MJiKRBT
tiattls
' Keceipt Y.W
Tone of market slow
! (i.Miil lu choice steers !i.."iH(u Ifl..i0
Pair to (find steers H.-iiicu it
Couimoa steers $7(o, 7..'0
'nmttinn to fnir steers 7..'Vttfi,r S i
Cfioieo cows and heifers tS.rilwaO
Oood to choice cows ai'U aeifsrs
V,iif,j '
Medium to Jfnd-cuS and heifers
,",..Vl..MI
Pair io medium eows and heifen
7.r,(if'i 8
Ciiniiers .l.-jilfrr 1
Hulls ..75
Calves '"' 13
1-ogS
Itiveipts "ii!
Tone of market stronu.
Prime mixed 'jli(S -O.i'hI
Medium mixed tltf.lnw l(t.7.".
Itmiijh henvie tll.lofn li.SO
Hulk ''1.irirr
Pi((s t!7.Wi IS.lio
iTry Salem First h Buying
ijTry Salem First la Butt
.Salem's a Good Place to Trade
I 1
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TalephsM
M a lid
ELECTSICAI.
127 Korta High..
AUTO DIRECTORY
At'TOS without drivers to aire, 1 dol
lar per hour. la7 S. Cob.. SU ThB
399. tt
1 V.I'V Cm TAT) ITCO
i' flfil uliX tva LtOui
f w .. A
We will pay you more rail or yew
household goods. Get hid before,
you sell. Teoples Furniture aad Bard
ware Store, S?l N. Com, St. Phoat
734. .
SECOND-HAND GOODS
NO CAU KhtL'1-Kr.U Wood overcoat
shoes and suits, all kinds of sinus
al instruments, shotguns, rifles, heat
ing stoves, gaa stoves, suit cases snt
1000 other useful articles to soil af
trade. "What have yout The Capital
Eichauge, 337 Court St, Phone 493.
WE WANT
YOUR used furniture, eteves, earpeW
and tools, as we pay fair prices for
everything,. Call 9 IT
CAl'VrAL HAKDWARE k TUKM
. .. Tl liE CO. .
,. 83 N. Com'l St. , '
Hats Blocked
HAT BLOCKING I clean and block
Indie' and Men 'a hats. Jast re
ceived hat renovating machine. It
gets the dirt, Try it once. O. B.
Ellsworth. 4U3 Court 8t. Salem, Or,
STOVE REPAIRING
STOVES KEBUILT AND EEPAIBEO
50 years experience, Depot National
and American fence. . - .
Sises 26 to 58 in. high
I'nints, oil and varnish, et.
Loganberry and hop hooss. '
Salem Fcnco and Stovt Works,
250 Court street, Ph on a i24. :
J. A. Rowland Furniture Store
Buys, sells and exchanges sew ui
Id hand furniture. All hinds oj
repair work, light grinding, filing,
and braxing a specialty. Bight
prices. 247 North Commercial bt.
rhone 18.
SCAVENGER
SALKM 8CAVKNO Ell Garbage aol
rcfuso of all kinds removed oa moat
ly contracts at reasonable sates
Cess pools cleaned. Dead animals r
moved . Office phone Main 1BT.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Good Real Estate Security
TIIOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd t Hush bank; Salem Orefoa)
FEDERAL FARM LOANS 8V4
ecnt interest. Prompt eervite. 84
years time. Fcdernl farm loan bond
for sale. A. C. Buhrnstedt, 401 il
sonie Temple, Snlem, Oregon.
INSURANTK f'OTD-Tiiy For frae lay
formation about Life Insnranos se
J. F. Ilutchason, dist. masaxer for
the Mutual Life of N. I., offwo
371 Btnte St., Balem, Ore. Offiao
phsne 99, residence 1SB6. W
WOOD SAW
PHONE 1090B
Our Prices are Right
W. M. ZANDLEB, Proprietor
1255 N. Summer Street, Balem, Oregon.
REPAIRING
HTKWART'H KKPAIB flKf-I-awa
mowers uround liy machinery; ail
kinds of jfrindintf. lock smithinK,
brcllas recovered, lijrht repnirtug of
all kinds, a-17 Court Jit.
LODGE DIRECTGRY
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIA8 V.KKT AT
Mct'ornnck hn II on every Tuesday,
at 8. Walter Lenon, C. C, P. J.
Kunta, K. R. 8.
ROYAL Neihhors of Amsrira, Ora
Ifnn Grape camp No. I'l'lO meet every
Thutsday evening in JlcCornack hiU
Klcvator c-viee, Oracle, Mrs. ts.M
rie K. Bunn, 618 Union fct; rocov
der Mm. Melissa Persons, 1418 W.
4th' St. Phone M.inM.
WATER COMPANY
,ALEM WATFR rv;MPANY Offie
enrner Commercial and Trad streets
Bills pavalde monthly la advance.
PWe BOfi.
Out of 60 students in the pnarihacy
depnrtmcnt of the 1'nivcrsity of Wash
iiijrtnn this year 30 are women,
T replace the old building recently
burned, thi school district of Umpire,
in Coos county, has voted fends of
12,(j0.
PiKs 18.50
B3ie
UiH'cipts Zffl
Tone of market lower
Fair to choice lumhs fl 2.507 1 3.50
Yearlings il(!I9
Cull liiiiitis 12.34
Wtthcre 7C sM
l Kwes