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latest available Information regarding ~
affairs ~ the Marsh Mining COMPANY, ~
finances and earnings
The Marsh Mining Company has bee
reorGanZed and a now company formed
under the til" OF Marsh Mines Con-
solidatcd. the capital stock of which Il
..oo0,n0o shares. par value - cents.
compared with the Id capitalization ~
! 500. .oo0 shares. par value 81. The old
stock il cNchangcahlc for the new. share
for share. Nj the property ard asset
of the old company have been decided -
the now company. and the old coinpaN,
is IN process Of being diss lived An n.
property and assets of the Green Motif
.ain Mining Company also has heen
decided 80 the Marsh Mines Consolidated
and tho ten year lease between the Fed.
oral Mining and smelling Company an
the Marsh compai Y on tho Mono. Russell
and o'Neil claims has been signed h.
IN parties. In the last three months
'hc amount Of development work doN'
has been small Tho mine has not ~
Been unwatcrcd. owing to lack OF fu.-i'
for that purpose. An announcement Of"
this connection is expected by the Office
within the next thirty days.
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wASHINiToN. Nov li--- Beached co, .
ton nbre, including ln'crs aud hull nhro.
used IN the manufacture Of guncotton and
iember 30 amounted 10 l33.9so equIvalent
500 pound bales, compared with lta;95
bales during tn" quarter ended June 80
the Census Bureau to-day Hnnounccd Pre-.
pared cotton held by manufacturers of
explosives At tho end of September
bales. compared with %. .S35 bales held "A
the end OF June.
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New Or,,.n. Co,,on MARKET,

NEW ORLEANS La, Nov. lj.-Athough
lhe cotton market was held down by laulda-
lion durin- tho sreater part of to-iay's scs.
zion. pronounced strength was displayed late
end prices buleed to new hI.h levels Tor the
te1ton, the July onilOn selling up to q q
cents pounl This sudden strength was
auc TO tho unexpected rise of spot auota,ious
~ the bes' nr"s were clsht 10 ten points
over yesterdays hnal quotations. Tho close
was Arm al a net rise OF six points Futures
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RATES OS OTHER COUNTRIES.

Authorized rates for bankers a"ccpfan'es.
&c minimum. SC maximum Rates for bills
of exchange purch serd in open market 10y Al
larta bank. 1sansS. Rates for bills with
or without member bank Endorsement. with
maiuri'ies OF ninety days or less. purchased
in open market bv ST. Louis bank. 20 ~.
Rates for commercial rapcr purchased III
open market by Dallas bank, ?njoo Rate.
for trade acceptances. with mai irities OF
ninety days or less purchased IN o3cn mar.
kci without member bank Endorsement by
New Orleans branch Of Atlanta bank. ~ u
iee Rate Of JF for commodity paper with
matur,ties of from sixty days to SIX months
fixed fSS San Francisco bank
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Cahles-I,io - reis higher for - At sSt,5 ,x
change ed. higher ~ !. 3Isd. receipts. 5000
hays: stak. %S:. On. Santos ino rris lower for
spots at 6tcO for ~ aud uncha nged for futures ::
receipts. 81. 0co stock. c.ssO 600. Receipts NJ
the ports. 6, 90. against 81. .op a year Hgo and
5000 two years nEo sao raulo, 63.0n, against
7lGS and ss.ooot Jundiahy. &1.o0p. against
900 and %LoOo. Sac Pauio weather fine In
four districts and cloudy IN one, Tuesdays
clearsnccs from Santos amounted TO 75.o~l
bags for New York and loi 90 for New Orlcsns
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Erie Frlrst Preferred.

Erie First Preferred.
NJ. G.. Salem. ". Y.--Are tho Eric earnings
s6fficient to pay interest on $500, 900. 900 Of
bonds and dividends on tho preferred
stock II SO when viii the dividends prob
ably be resumed? l have somo Erie frst
preferred purchased at 55: In your opinion
what Is the price I shoui.l bold for?
Your question as to the ability OF the
Erie Railroad Company to pay interest
on $500 900 Of bonds probably was
dictated by a misapprchension OF the
company's purposes. II Is not the intcn-
tlon forthwith to increase tho debt Of the
Erie to that amount. Tho purpose OF the
issue is the refunding Of existing obliga-
tions and the raising Of additional cap
ital when needed. It's success should be
regarded as n bullish rather than bear
ish argument. In estimating the prob
able movement of the price Of the first
preferred stock II IL we'll to investigate
the market position Of issues which stand
closer to tho property. Tho general
mortgage series "a" per cent. bonds.
which have LOST their conversion feature.
are selling Cat 6sa, to 69) on u yield
basis Of about 6.l5 per cent. The con-
solidated mortgage general lien 4s. at
1Ais to az. arc selling on yield basis
of about 5S per cent. The first pre-
ferred Is limited TO 4 per cent. non.cumu-
lative dividends. As u I per cent stock
i, would yield about ia per cent. al
80. the price you paid. Considering the
difference In security Of the three issues
mentioned 1t would appear that tho price
Of the first preferred has about dis
counted resumption Of dividend pay
mcn's.
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" 8. IT,. Newark---Can YOU give mo Ar,
Information In regard to Chiic ronnsr
stock or tell mo whether 1t would be
good Investment?
Chile Copper stock has not yet earned
an investment rating. From informs.
ton now available its outlook IL brIgh,
but II would be more discreet for you to
buy the companys bonds rather than the
shares. Tho bonds are convertible into
stock at par. 1. e.. four shares of s,jr,
for each 800 par value Of bonds and
pay interest at the rate of per cent. A
year The amount Of the bonds IL SIS.
100000. The amount of the stock. uot
including that held for conversion pur
poses, IL $95.00o,000. Obviously the &C.
curity offered by the bonds is mlrl,
greater than that offered hy the stock
and as the shares advance - viii the
bonds
The sun., 1916-11-16

i.ocr1 spot market steady and prices 10 points
bixher st GOES sales. 10 bales.
southern spss markets Hnd sales:
sGalveston hrn, unchanged. an'' (: b.ls7.
Mobile steady. unchanged. 1880. ~.
Savannah steady, -. up. 1870 ISL
Charicston steady. unchanged. 1870.
Wilmington STEADY. isc up. l9Sc.
New Orleans steady. I: y. up, 10. nc. $40
Norfolk steady II y, up. 1850. 9aj.
Baltimore nominal. a.. up, lai=".
Augusta steady unchanged. ~ Sc. e.il6.
Little Rock steady. unchanged. ls So.
Memphis STEADY. unchanged 10 J'h' 5000
Houston steady. unchanged. cnr. s.Sns.
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'oRT RECEIPTS AND STOCKS.
Totals ....., 81. 3s9 4,.ej7 ssW6 I,tois9i
INTERIOR RECElPTS ANn STOCKS

5000: speculation nnd export, sea; American
1000 imports. nil midiling upland. II soi
Futures opened steady, To 10 points higher :.
closed quiet, hut steady NJ net advance of !
10 eis points January February. l,Si !.
March. April. ll.'s' May June, ll.T; July An.
tust. 1l.sii1 October November, II H. Man,
rhester-Nsins hardening, cloths in good de.
mand
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VEGETABLES. MIsCEILA>EOV~Au

-
as. nearby, Jerusalem, hhl saws. RRI's-
SEls SrRoUTs-I.ong Island, at. 5ni.c.
BEANS Virginia. Max or green. bsk. 81
q so. south Carolina. way or green. hsk
tlu 2.25: Florida. WAY or green. hsk. sl..5
az 80. HEETs Hearby' 100 bchs. s.;
.l,5oal.;S CARROTS Nearby. 100 bchs..
.. 500 80; unwashed. tops on hhl, I2I
s,?'. washed, tops IN. bbl. 8? eha 80
Florida, hsk. s.. :.5o63 so: hothous.. Long
Island. dozen. fi'ii.:i. hothousc. Long Isl
and. k"st"n dozen 7a", H,l. CARRIAGES
s3oH 35; hhi., si5OH27S' Jersey and Long
Island. rod. hhl, seion3i 30 CELERY
Hnnch. l5m7sr stair and nearby. crate,
~ 50M I tArLlFLoW Err Long Island,
short cut hhl., s?.5oar 3So; Long Island.
crate. 'iH 80, Long Island, per IA; Buf
falo crate ,,l@l::i; Long Island, long
long cut No. :: hhl,. siui.50. CHlCoRY
.Nearby hsk SOC. al, Florida. bsk.. 75c.
EGnpl.ANr.f!orida. box. t:H3:5. kALE
-.ylrginia. hhl" 'Sc.. Ri;Ic-Imported,
strings. n. "a Sc: New orleans. H.. 5d
&c; California III. s." loc. HoRsERAnIsH
Western, 100 lbs. s.. LIMA beans -
land ard Virginia. hsk.. tin3 LETTUCE
Virginia. hsh. .3c."sl "a; North caro-
Ina. bsk, '1cmsl; state crate. s3c Il
7Sc,asi LEEKS-N Nearby 100 hchs 81 -
- 30, MrsHRooMs- white. I IT, hsk.
s..cnl -. hroTn II h,k scc.n'i.:a;
state and Western, white. crate 81 nOU
80; yellow 100 lb, bag. S3n3;5: red, 100
III bag. So 3.s5: white. 100 III. bag s26f
t:5; orang" county. yellow. 100 III has,
S5m 3.'5. red. 100 ~. bag. S3a3s5. CON
nccticut VALLEY, yellow, 100 IL. bag ,cH
rs, red. 100 IN. bag. t3H3 81. oKRA-
Florida, per bsk, s.ua;s: . till carrier
sani Jersey, bsk sl,3ou $50. PEAS -.
california, drum, s5nl0. Maryland. hsk
ss~'; Virginia. small small bsk. ie.5O0
$50. small. srrallhsk sou3: Virginia. large
large hsk. idT'; Virginia. large. small
hsk, slbon .; North carolina. bsk.. teu
south Carolina. hsk, i2Ht PEPPERS -
Rullnosc. hhl, 'in2.5o: Flo~ida, box. s. 80
1850. PARSLEY Nearby. 100 hchs,. 81
-. rrMPklN Rhl. slal.5O.
RAblSHES Nearby. 100 bchs.. soc Tsi .
southern. hsk, zoe @sl.75. RoMAINE-
Nearby hhl., I5c. sisi2 81; state, crate. soc
80 state. hsk, goa 75c., Maryland bsh
,,ai ,Gn ;Sri North Carolina, hsk" .oa 7ic.
virginia. hsk., sea- lot; Florida. hsk.. aOu
s3c SflNA'H--Nearhy, bsk, % a iOc !:
virginia. hhl, $50 .VSl ~ SQUASH
Nearby, marrow, hhl,. sisl55: nearby.
t2.?Sn $50 TrRNIrS -Rutnbaga. bbI or
bag. 81 sou: white, bhl. sL75a3. TO-
MATpES-California. per lug. S.5Oua:
hothous". Ia IN, hsk. 81 j0nl 55. WATER
cRESs-ioo hchs.. slul,:5.
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NEW YORK BANK CLEARINGs.

The volume of business transacted IN or
through New York on Tuesday is indicated
by the fact that bank clcarinss reported
yesterday by the New York Clearing House
totslIed SsTsN5.67s These daily figures lack
averages in the corresponding periods OF
former years New York, the financial cen.
trr reflects more or less accurately business
and financial conditions throughout the couil'
try The comparisons will be found even
more valuable when considered ~ connec.
tion with the summary of railroad earnings
ruhlishc under .Rairoad EeMs.
The sun., 1916-11-16
BOSTON MARKET.

BOSTON. Nov. i5.-Copper shares. again
active. gained substanti ally. Trading In heavy
volume. A. q. 4 w. J. and Mass. Gas strong
features OF miscellaneous group. Railroad
shares fairly active and steady. summary
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE Nov Ia Consolidated Power
aCaIu active, dccllniu- point. Alabama
Company adv tnCcd Is, points on small trans
actions ROnds active. with Cos,cn on
Gas is and Cosdcn Refining IS IN dcmam
summary
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Investment Questions and Answers

hreet ines eachwe
It
d
The sun., 1916-11-16

claims: Metros" Trust Company. Sr
chester u shepard. 500
llNMAN NCRDlTzKN AND CLARA yrr
DlrEKN, indiyiduai'y aud ~ corar'
n"rs doing business MS II. Yurii'zk.
huuor store. lN Madison avenue; ir,o
- nntsry Liohilltics and assets No, s','r
@lt wcst Ninety-srcoud st-ro'. ,,l -.
tnry Liabilities. sls.5ol. ass.is. $40.
Irincitsl claims: Alhcr. oliver 4 s.
Lawrence Ruk.epcr, 81 cs3.
WILLIAM FLAMM. trading ~ Nav = 8
land Wholesale Millinery Cnrrrau', -.
R-"ldWav. Youkers. Involuntary Is
hNi'icS, $1,000: assets, $500
- Schedules In Bankruptcy.
PATRICK J, SULLIVAN grover. 81 rI..
4yennc Liabilities. s3,SGs. as.ets 49,
irincipal claims: Brown 4 Root "o.-
nanN. s'ss; 'udahy Packing Comrar
lNrERcITY LUMBER coMrAHr. .
Hreat Jones street. Liabilities :? .
thur j. H"iser. sG?3. Twin -. Lg-,
company, ss52
Louis RERNHEIM Liabilities, rss
man Miller Manufacturing ',rra
Sl,.6o. Harvey S OTIS, si.6a, Nf,,
Davis. si,o.6
"ItiS tS'Ail', dry goods an '--
Meyer Sluicl
SAMuE!, nALLIAN ANp >AuI.
,;rsn!f %;rsEEM Il. ~ hiRG. trading as B",,r
SStor". -oa las' 'oei stree. n.zigr
h"Fn'N Meyers of ~ LcnoN a,Crue
Manhattan Judgments Filed
'r!fs' name u that Of debtor
ANm9r 'o-Amer'can surety Go Of
Brennan, Geo, H-K ". K,yo
bea'"r, John, rccr-M Grassy -,
mex, joseph l.. X Leon q. New Da
mond POINT Pen Co, Inc ...... s.,
NJ
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ruary I. 1865. and the second on No.
vember !. 1857.
The sun., 1916-11-16
BUSINESS RECORD,

IIAEOLp r, '.LADplNV7 dopartment
stor" manager, 6'' East Forts third
street. Mount Vernon; voluntary. La
h'''l's, Ell'' no assets Principal
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sEABOARD CLEARANCEs.


PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. i3.-wheat price
records on the Pacific coast wefe broken
here to-day when 10000 bushels Of December
blue stem sold at 81 .ss,i and u 90. The high.
est previous price for futures was 3i.6i. paid
on February s. 1915.
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DlsCOUNT RATES OF FEDERAL RE-
SERVE BANKS.


Note-Asricultural and live stock papcr ma
turtles Of from ai days TO SIX months
The sun., 1916-11-16

SUGAR. RAW--No chang. In market.
trading quiet. with refners again inclined
to hold IN. Holders stu offering Cubas
at $50. cost and freight. while full duty
sugars offered ~ sc, cost and freight,
Prices closed n"minaliy unchanged at - e.
f"r 'uhss cost and freight. equal to $40.
tor centrifugal and :, sac. for nIolasses.
>VGNR. REfINEu-Tahlcts. cases. {:
a.. tes,. 5 n. cartons. fnil size tablets.
4" so. and 1900. in half cases: Eage
tablets, ?.;oc cut loaf. ss5c. crushed,
S.50C.; mould 4. cubes and Eagle : IN
bags pow d!red. Sc. NNNN powdered.
7.";c., powdered and coarse powdered,
$50, fruit powdered. 7.5ec.: domino
graduated, eases ., 3is and H. cartons.
SOC. ANA '3oc. In half cases; Eagle con.
f"cti"n"rs rrsuulatcd. 800 Eagle coarse
rranulaled ,.6Jc.; extra nne graduated.
7.5oc. Eagle .. 3is and III. cartons. hnc
gtanulRt"d. ,soc IN. bags fine gtanu-
lated and III. bags do. 5.soc In sacks
and "o". In bbls ga 10. bags do. '.soc..
10 M bags do, 200. Ia sacks and : SO
IN bhls; % and 80 III. bags do. 7.6oc.
standard granulatci, 35c.. ana Eriuu.
lated and diamond \. i.a0c contoctioncrs
\. !or No. /. 7:5c. 40. 2. 7.3oc: No.
:, Zoe; No 4, t..0c No =. 1.lSc.. No. -,
loo No. :. 7oSc.. -" ' &c. No .
n,H5r No. 10. $50. No. ~. S.s5r., No.
=. sUi.. Nos II and g.
The sun., 1916-11-16
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

Full pad. tpa-t rai'.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
SAYS HOT WATER
EACH DAY KEEPS
THE DOCTOR AWAY
Drink Glass Of Hot Water Be-
fore Breakfast to Wash
Out the POisOns

Tife /, not merol,, +o live h,,+ 20
live we'll emf % we'll % digcst ~ IVY, wsl wv work IL
wcn sleen wo,I Ioo,, ell emoll "o' Wh"t "p' y, :,
olorions p dponJ;tion J 'VUN atta;n |t, Ia,
how veery easy ! is e %''%' onn All an" ~, SH,
aJont tbe morDina ~ im.ido ne Jnt hath wa 'N''
FoIks who s ore acenstomed S mad 90 600,
dull and beovy waen 'tSor tSoW oris ~ sni;, N.Y.
tia booaaoho & a+ff,' mffn tl. .muy "i,s1 sRn,, Wv,
tongnn S uast~ hTeatIy y ,aid ,E" ston ro, lou, 1
instead. fcei os frasb ne as 'o'" a daisy 'S,, Sv
oneninS the sI";oos 9P nf t%e % svston 1"'SS ~ ~
mormin5 and finsbin0 it ,n' ~ '.vin e"eis af
tbe informal e no;someerS o". sto"na o"e m4oie o.
ter m i'''''''' ''"s"""' NAV
Evorvono vbotbor oi1ino .;oL %.
weu sSonIJ nanh nnr,,iS "n,%S, ''E" E"eoa u,
breakfast drirl, oiaos roai ''Unt Sat
water With a te,sno6nfnI of i;u'os+ouo o". noo
,'hosnhoto "r,e "i'n ;'e"epVoniui Vi limestone
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
Four Accidents Are
Reported To Commission
From Marion County

-Four accidents were reported to the
state industrial accident commission
from Marion county for the week end
ing January 20 out Of a total of 149
accidents Of which none were fatal
Roy Beatty, of Silverton, injurey an
eye in sawmill; Charles B. Coppock,
of Salem, had his face and head bruised
in a sawmill; L. j. Simeral, of Salem,
sustained burned face in the employ
of the light and power company; and
Clarence Rosheim, of Silverton, run a
splinter in his finger at the sawmill.
One feature of this week IS report
watch has not appeared in any pre-
ylous report is five cases of freezing
of fingers, toes and feet reported from
Portland.
OF the total number reported 105
were subject to the workmen S iom.
pensation act; 90 were from public
utility corporations; 90 were from 9th.
er firms and corporations who have re-
lected the provision of the act; was
from firms and corporations who do
not employ labor in hazardous occupa-
tion.
The following shows the number Of
accidents by industry; Sawmill 3S,
railway operation 81, construction 10,
light and power 13 meat packing 10,
paper mill 10, logging s, planisg mill
., mining 2, Iron works 2.
The following one each; Department
store, terminal company, cooperage
company, creamery, garage, irrigation,
trading company, door manufacture,
steel company, lredging, machine shop,
quarry, wooden mills oil company sup.
ply company warehouse company, laun,
dry, towing and barging, well driller,
auto works, bakery, roofing company,
telephone company.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
HURT BY EXPLOSION

Mayor and Mrs. j. +. Steelhammer
were both slightly injured Friday
morning when the kitchen range ex.
ploded. The stove was demolished, the
windows broken and parts of the stove
were hurled through the roof by the
force Of the explosion, which was caus-
et by frozen water pipes. The amount
of the damage will be in the neighbor.
hood of 5000. That they were not more
seriously injured is mystery, as all
were standing in close proximity to the
stove and parts were thrown all around
them. John is still using cane to aid
him in walking and Mrs Stcelhammer
IS about recovered from the shock
Woodburn Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
EXECUTORS FIRST NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on on
order Of the County Court for Marion
County, Oregon, duly entered Of record
this day, b. f. Ramp has been appoint
ed executor Of the Last viii and Testa.
ment Of Mary A. Ramp, deceased, and
has duly qualified as suca. All persons
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to present the same,
duly verified TO the undersigned at
Brooks, Oregon, or to Carey +. Martin
Attorney for said Estate, 4l3 Masonic
Temple Building, Salem, Oregon, with
in six months from the date Of this
notice.
Dated, January IS, 1916.
b. +. RAMP,
Executor Of the Last VIII and Testa'
ment Of Mary A. Ramp, Deceased.
CAREY H. MARTIN,
Attorney for Estate.
jan 2l.27 Feb 3.10.l7
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
X x X x X X X x X X X X X X X i
! ! THE MARKETS ]
( Il 4 y y X y y y Y \ * x x X {.

The wheat market in Portland is
showing signs of weakness today, fol
lowing a set back in the Chicago mar
ket The local market does not follow
every move of the Portland market
from the fact that the Portland price is
often speculative and often NOT the
price at which wheat is really selling.
The high price of poultry has re.
duced the consumption, resulting in the
market swinging back to the level of
several weeks ago.
A car load of Hood River apples ar
rived today and are quoted wholesale
$1.25 to $l.f5 a box.
Potatoes are higher, bringing $1.75
a hundred. Flour advanced five cents
a sack, making the second advance this
week.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
Retail Pricea.
PORTLAND MARKET

Portland, Ore, Jan. 2l.-Wheat:
Club, $l0GMl.l0.
Bluestem, $1.13 1.2@1.16.
Fortyfold, $l.0s@l12.
Russian red, $l.02M1.0s. r
Oats: No. white feed, $27.5O@ 27.
8.
Barley; Feed $2s.50@300O.
Hogs; Best live, $725M7.l0.
Prime steers, s750M775.
Fancy cows, 1925.
Calves, $7OOMs.00.
Spring lambs, 1925.
Butter: City creamery, 3ic.
Eggs Selected local ex, 3l@35c.
Hens, l4Ml5c.
Brolers. 13@ l5c.
Geese Zoe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
DONALD BANK ELECTS

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the First State Bank of Donald
was held Thursday and the following
officers and directors were elected:
Henry Zorn, president; Jas. p. Feller,
yice'presidentj G. j. Espy, vice.presi.
dent; G. A. Adams, cashier; directors,
W. R. Mckay, Henry zorn, Jas. p. Eel.
Ter, G. j. Espy and G. A. Adams.
the reserve maintained since the op,
ening of the bany in September has
been far in excess Of the requirements
Of law, and at the date Of the meeting
was As per cent. The aggregate worth
Of the stockholders Of This institution
exceeds a half million dollars
WOodburn Independent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Levi Sauder ct ux to Nels p. Olson
ct ok pt G. Condit cl. IL and 12-9.2W.
United States to Rose Klinger N W
IA 5 II IA 20-7.2E, 40 acres.
Rosc Klinger to st. Benedict's Abbey
Rose Klinger cl 2O.72E.
John Cornforth ct ux to Fred l.. and
Margaret A. West, lots and 8, Corn
forth s Fruit and Dairy farm
Mary II. L. Wooton to A. G. Churchill
pt. BENZ Walden cl 45.7.2W, pit. VIM.
Roberts cl. 2.S.2W. -.
Lconder and Martha Brown to G.. L.
and G. Il. Brown, pt. J. II. Linch cl.
l0.9.1W.
Hannah l.. Colwel to A. A. Burton pt.
A. 4. Waller cl 46.7.3W.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
OIL STOVE DID 1T

Walla Walla, Wash, Jan. 2l.--Presi.
dent Penrose Of Whitman college, is
homeless today as the result Of fire
which completely destroyed his resi-.
dcuce yesterday. The fire started from
an oil stove which had been placed in
the bath room to prevent the pipes from
freezing. The loss is estimated at
$4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
osTEoPATH

DRS. b. H. WHITE and r. w. WAL
TON - Osteopathie physicians and
nerve specialists Graduates Of Amer
lean School Of 0steopathy, Kinks
vile, Mo. Post graduate and special
lied in nerve diseases at Los Angeles
college. Treat acute and chronic dis
eases. Consultation free. Lady at
tendant. Office 505.506 U. S. Ma
tional Bank Building. Phone $50
Residence SAG North Capital street
Phone 3Gg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
DIDN'T LIKE HIS SONG

Seattle, Wash, Jan. Witnesses at
the trial in Judge Fra'er's department
of 'hc superior court today, of Xambu
lat Kooloff, charged with killing Nike
Euezerski on December 0, testified that
the former shot Kuezerski because the
latter persisted in singing sorg vn.
pleasant to Kooloff's ears.
Kooloff was captured few days att
er tho trouble, Mrs. Kuczerski and five
chi,dren were left destitute.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that no per.
son except the undersigned Seid Back,
has any authority to represent tine un.
dersigned or the firm Of Wing Sing,
Long Kee & Co., Of which he is man.
ager and the said Scid Back or Wing
Sing, Long Kee & Co. will not be re.
sponsble for any goods purchased by
or delivered TO another unless upon an
order in writing signed by said Seid
Back.
SEID BACK.
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oHIRopRAcT1c, ,sp1NoLoe1sT

DIR. o. l.. SCOTT-Graduat of Chiro-
practic S Fountain Head, Davenport,
Iowa If You have tried everything
and have got no relief, try Chiroprac-
tic spinal adjustments and get we'll.
Office 406-7-S Z. S. National Bank
Building. 4hone Main 81. Residence
Main S2S.R.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21

The supreme court is standing on
the law and for Oregon in It's state en-
gineer decision. Why can't Oregon 's
executive Officers do likewise
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
UNDERWRITERS

LEHMAN & CLOUGH--C. p. Webb, A.
NJ. Clough morticians and funeral d.
rectors. Latest modern methods
known to the profession employed.
400 Court street Main l20; Main 9SS.
RIGDON RICHARDSON CO.-Funeral
directors and undertakers, 252 North
High street Day and night phone
lS3.
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cLEANERs AND pYERs

APPAREL SERVICE COMPANY
1873 South High street. We clean,
press, repair, remodel ana refine
clothing and furs. Careful attention
given all work. We call and deliver
Phone 72S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21

MODERN WoODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp, No. 52lG,
meets every Thursday evening ut s
clock in Mccormack hall corner
Court and Liberty streets. Elevator
service. W, w. Hill, V. c.; Rex. A.
Turner, clerk.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-01-21
sCAVENGER

SALEM SCAVENGER-Charles Soos,
proprietor. Garbage and refuse of all
kinds removed on monthly contracts
at reasonable rates Yard and cess
pools cleaned. Office phone Main
2247. Residence Main 2272.
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CHADWICK CHAPTER, No. 81, 0. r.
S.-Reeular meeting every first and
third Tuesday at s p m. in the Ma.
sonic Temple. Minnie Moeller, W.
NJ; Ida NJ. Babcock, secretary,