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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12
villa. Still Wnnnded

Washington, April l2.-Gencral Al
voro Obregou sent cablegram to the
Mexican embassy here today declaring
Francisco Villa had entered the noun.
toins, wounded. with fewer than r.
men. The report was based on afficial
dispatches received by Ohregon,
Ambassador Elisco Arrcdonuo rcceiv
ed an official report that the Arricto
brothers had again assured Provisional
President C0runla of their loyalty.
1t was learned here that the army
quartcrmOster at III PaSo shipped foui
ear loads of oats and five ear loads of
hay over the Mexican Central railroad
to Consul Lctchcr at chihuahua City foi
distribution to United States troops
The shipment was made yesterday
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12
Club Arranges for
Farmer Membership

In order that the agricultural depart
ment of the Commercial club may take
in members who are actually engaged in
agriculture, Director Staley of the Ag.
ricultural department today, at a gen
eral meeting of the board, suggested
that the constitution be changed. The
change suggested by Mr.. Staley pro.
vides that any one living outside the
city limits, on a farm and actually en-
gagged in farming, may become mem
ber of the agricultural department of
the club, and that the annual dues
be placed at So. 1t was also provided
in the suggestion of Director Staley,
that funds received rom out of town
members. shall be used only for the
benefit of the agricultural department.
1t is hoped by this means to not only
largely increase the membership of thi
important department, but to secure
new members who are engaged in agri-
culture and who will be of great assist
ance in the work. The proposed change
of the constitution will come before +
club at general meeting and be voted
on
The committee appointed to confer
with the Southern Pacific as to the con
struction of the electric line between
Salem and Portland, reported that the
results of their interviews with the S.
p. officials would be made known at
the monthly meeting, April 49, About
three years ago a survey was made
and property secured for an electric
line from Salem to Portland, but work
was not begun on account of the mon
ey market. Now that things seem to
be liyening up considerably, the Com
mercial club believes that now is the
time to build.
There will be no bureau of public
efficiency and economy, as suggested
some time ago. The proposition wa
referred to the legislative department
and 7. b. Kay as director put the qui,
etus on the proposed bureau
Budgets for all tine departments will
soon be made and if any good citizen
has any suggestions as to how money
should be spent the coming year, such
suggestions will be gladly received at
the club.
Charles l.. McNary and William G..
Allen, manager for the Hunt Bros. ;
cannery, were invited. guests of the di-
reetors of the Commercial club at the
luncheon today noon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12
DEPUTY SHERIFFS
KILL ST. LOUIS WOMAN
MistOOk Auto Party for Rob-
berS and Fired Without
Asking Questions

Tucson, Ariz., April l2.-Nlrs. j. s.
Bates, former st. Louis society Girl
was shot and instantly killed by two
deputy sheriffs and q policeman while
returning from the theatre here last
night. Accompanied by her husband
Captain Bates of the United States
marine corps, the pair were mistaken
for robbers.
Deputy Sheriffs Joe Wiley and Tom
Johns, and a policeman named Salazar,
on their way to investigate reported
robbery, fired at Bates ear Three
bullets entered Mrs. Bates body. She
died instantly.
According to one report it was al,
legged that the three Officers saw the
Bates machine coming and opened fire
without calling to the occupants to
stop,
Indignation reached high stage,
and it was feared here today that there
might be an attempted lynching,
Two deputy sheriffs are in the peni-
Tertiary on ten years sentences, and
one city policeman is in the peniten,
tiOry for highway robbery.
Captain Bates is well known here
and wealthy. Mrs, Bates was Miss
Walsh n well known society girl of
ST. Louis.
The men who did the shooting are
held under heavy guard.
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Fight Reported But All
Details Are Suppressed
Continued From Page one.)
Movements Suspicious.

San Antonio, Texas, April l2.-Movc.
ments of Cauanza troops in northern
Mexico, and the activities of various
Mexican politicians all causing consider.
able anxiety at army headquarter,
here, it was learned today ON the high,
est authority
Although details of the constitution,
olist troop movements have not been
made public, it is understood that Gen
eral Elias p. Gales conducted large
force southeast of Douglas, Ariz.. and
that General Gomez marched westward
with hcavypcolumn northwest Of Casa.
Grandes.
In order to save nearly 300 miles OF
communications. General Funston ha,
prepared detailed plans for moving the
army base to point near Prcsido. ~
move has been made yet. The project /,
merely under consideration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12
OUCH! LUMBAGO!
RUB PAINS FROM
SORE, LAME BACK
Rub BaCkache Away With
Small Trial Bottle Of Old,
Penetrating st.
Jacobs Oil"

Back hurt youl Can Z straighteu up
without feeling sudden pains sharp
aches and twingcs! Now listeul That 5
umhago, sciatica or maybe from a
strain and youll get relief the mo
meat YOU rub your back with soothing,
penetrating est Jacobs Oil ~ Nothing
else takes out soreness, lameness and
stiffness so quickly You simply rub
it on your hack oHd ont comes tae pain.
1t is harmless aad docsn I burn the
skin.
Timber up, Don't suffer, Get a
small trial bottle of old. honest est
Jacobs Oil' from any drug store. and
after using it Just once, youll forget
that You ever had backache lumbagc
or seiatca, because your back win nev.
en- hurt or cause 0nv more misery. n
never disappomts and has been recon-
mcaded for so years.
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Murray Meets sommers.

Portland, Ore, April Eight fans
were convinced today that Fighting
Billy" Murray, the Sacramento middle.
weight is diplomat. He fought u
careful draw with Al Sommers, the
Portland "hope' last night Murray
apparently did not extend himself,
though the milling was exciting at sew.
crol stages Because he didu defeat
Summcrs decisiycly, Murray probably
wi, get another match
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SEASON IS
OPENED IN THE EAST
Estimated at Least 100000
viii See Opening Games
Weather Threatening

New York, April 12.-This after.
noon Mr. Average Citizen s eye took on
restless look. He fidgeted and squirm-
ed. Then with the best available ex-
cuse he grabbed his hat and overcoat,
dropped into the next office, picked up
Miss Average Citizen and started for
the ball lot.
Between 10000 and $4,000 of these
individuals were expected to click the
tmnstiles at the big league parks to-
day
After the gentlemen in six hats have
tossed the opening~balls, for months to
come the great American question will
moi be "have they taken Nilla2" or
"did Verdun fall3' but "What = the
scorc2"
Interest in Pershiug's flying column
win yield TO news of long flies bringing
runners home from tmrd with the win
ming tally. The German crown prince s
"nut cracker" will yield to its great
american forerunner called the
squeeze
Three hundred players at a collective
salary of $4,000 day are ready to
start the pastiming. An army of news.
papermen and telegraphers is prepared
to shoot thu scores across the land.
I'lay balll
In three cities the weather was
threatening Elsewhere it seemed likely
that the opening games would be bless.
I'd with sunshine in wholesome quanti-
ties.
The Boston weather prognosticator
an unsettled condition. Show.
crs were predicted at Chicago and at
Cincinnati the sky seemed likely to
burst into tears Mt any moment.\
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Iris Not ACQUIRED.

Cleveland Ohio, April l2.-Tris
Speaker, newly acquired outfielder of
the Cleveland Americans is not entire
ly "acquircd" yet" He and James C.
Dunn today continued their negotia.
tons regarding the matter of Speaker s
contract with every prospect OF n con
clusion that will please the Cleveland
fans.
While nothing has been given out by
Dunn, it is understood that salary
satisfactory TO Speaker has been agreed
upon and that it will be higher than
100000, Speaker S quarrel is not, how
ever with the Cleveland club which
purchased him from the Boston Ameri-
cans. He is trying to force President
Launin, of Boston, to pay him $500
of the purchase price paid by Cleveland
for Speakers release. Lannin refused
to entertain the suggestion, however.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12
Women Golfer Play Today.

san Francisco, April l2.-Women
golfers of California had their inning
today when the Scquoyah Country club
began its invitation tournament for
women, the first of the year on the
coast.
The best women players of the bay
section participated and Mrs, A. X.
Pommer, Mrs Max Rothschild. Miss
Edith Chcsebrough and Mrs, C. F. Ford
were the favoritcs. All of these have
been playing at the top of their game
and are expected to furnish a series of
close matches.
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Chicago. April When their hon.
ors the umpircs announce batteries for
this afternoons opening American
league game between Detroit and the
White SoX here. the boys ON the firing
line viii probably be Russell and Schalk
for Chicago, CovoleSki and Stauage for
Detroit 2oh Terry, a Californian. WI
appear at short for the SoN. He is the
only new face in the lineup.
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Iris Sneaker Signs.

Cleveland, Ohio, April -. = TINS
epcahcr former ar swatsman of the
foston Red Sox, today signed by con
tract with tbl Cleveland Americans, af.
ter considerable dickering with james
&. Dunn. Terms were not divulged, but
reports had it that Speakers salary
would be something more than 10000.
He bats fourth in the Cleveland line.
rI.
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JOY RIDER WARRINER
FACES SERIOUS CHARGE

Porllad. Or, April ia charge OF
assault with intent to kill probably will
be filed today against A. c. Warmer
driver of the automobile which Sunday
ran down aud permanently dsfigured
Mrs. Henry Bcekman, on Columbia riv
er highway District Attorney Evan,
does not think the ordinary statute
against reckless driving carries a pen.
atty stiff enough to cover the case,
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Sport News


ering skies threatening rain, crowds OF
fans assemb.rC at tie baseball park to-
day for the crcaiEg National league
game. All 1000 reserved seats were
sold in advance. 1he batteries are ex-
pccted to be Hendrix and Archer for
the Cubs, Toney and Wingo for Cinein-
pati
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Notes of the Games

New York, April l9,-Clydc Milan
the third man to face Ray Caldwell of
the Highlandcrs here today, picked ON
the first ball served him and hammered
It to this distant prairie for a home
run, Washiugton's first tally
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MargOlis Retires
From CapIan Defense

Los Angeles, Cal, April 12.-Jacob
Margolis retired from the defense of
David Caplan, alleged dynamiter, today
and left for his home in Pittsburg.
A difference of opinion as to the pol
icy of the defense of Caplan led to a
break between Margolis and Nate
Coghlan, chief of the defense counsel.
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Chase to Join Reds.

San Jose Cal, April l2.-Hol Chase,
star first sacker, is speeding towards
Cincinnati today prepared to join the
Cincinnati Reds Just before he left
here, Chase received word from Cincin.
natl that his entire contract with the
Federal league which calls for n salary
of $4,000 year had been taken over by
Cincinnati.
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Landed ON Lahn.

Baltimore, Md, April l2.-Battling
Lohu today looked like he had encoun.
tered Il sawmill as the result of his
l0round bout with Kid Williams here
last night Williams battered HRS op.
poncnt numerically throughout.
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Yesterdays Results.

At Oalllond-Oaklond, lO Port
land, 2.
At Vernon-Vernon, 4; San Ficu-
oIscC, 0.
At Salt Lake-Los Angeles, IA; Salt
Lake, 10.
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/
R. H. f.
boS'On Observation-Disclosures
brooklyn '''.'''.'.''..'.
Batteries: Rudolph and GOwdy; Che
ney and Miller Foster replaced Ru-
dolph.
R. H. f.
Ne. New YORK ''''''''''''''' : > 2
fhlladeIphla '.'...''''''' .
Batteries: Anderson and Rariden;
Alexander and Burns. Stroud replaced
Anderson.
R. H. f.
Chicago .'''''''..''''''''". > 2
Clnelhhatl ''.,', ''''.'''
Batteries; Mcconnell and Archer;
Toney and Wingo. Schultz replaced
Toney.
R. Fl. f.
Pittsburg '.''''.'..''''.'' b
~. Louis ...........'.....
Batteries: kantlehner and Wilson;
Doak and Snyder.
IL. ii. +.
st. Louis ...'............ b l
Cleyeland ..''.:.''.'''''', 3 4
Batteries; Groom ana hartley;
Mitchell
-
II, II, r.
Detrolt t'''''''''''''''''''d !
CGicago .'.'''c;,.......i,,.'.,.::''''', !
baIreries; u, I lovaiesAi Si ana tTIfs.' pl3a"se,
i','r9, 49, tsL wa" e7
II l.
p,.no,.,.t; ~ ~ a. T.
pn,toa nit"u'' pun" ''''''''''' ( !
'J3cV4 pot4orio,. Noho,,, ona Gohono. Pr+l
pmsh "u romioooa r2rI"o Wobnr. ~ ''"
''''" P'''''' ',N
p IT +
Wosbinotor 2 10 q
Nav YorI , . ! 2
Batteries. Johnson and Williams:
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WANTED-A man and wife, used to
woods work, who would be willing
to board or 8 men, must have own
camping outfit. The man to help in
woods. Phone 500. II
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A suit was filed in the circuit court
today by A, j. Barhnm and Laura NJ.
Bafhlm against o. l. Morris and others,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

The Salt Lake official score keepers
right shoulder is so abnormally devel-
oped from ringing up runs that he looks
like a gorilla.
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BIGGEST SALE--Ever YOU can find:
20 acres, l6 60 II acres plough land,
balance good timber and pasture, no
buildings. On county road. Little
work to irrisate to 3 acres. Good
black garden land. Price Sl.500. is
worth s35eO. ] need the money. 2lh
miles from Salem. ''20 Acres" care
Of JourniI' '--.S
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GOOD HOME COOKED MEALS-Are
now served at The Greenwood, Center
and Commercial streets. Price %
cents. Genuine coffee. Mrs. M. A.
BOrneman. Apr13
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FOR RENT-Business block room, size
lSxS0 feet. 467 State street. In
guire at 463 State. Phone 1909.
Maurice Klinger. If
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X X X X x X X Y X X X X X 4 \
: + new TODAY !
K !
4 X X X 4 x x x 4 4 X X x X i
FOR RENT-Nice 4 room house. Phone
576-R. Aprl3
FOR RENT SIGNS-For sale At Cap
ital Journal office. If
HORSE-Buggy and harness for sale,
or trade. 1899 Mission. AprlS
DRESSMAKING-And plain sewing by
the day. Reasonable. Phone 663.
APrlS
YOUNG < LADY wishes housework or
will care for children. Address H. c.,
care journal. Aprl2
FOR SALE-Barred Rock cockerel and
pullets; Leghorn hens 1853 South
Liberty st. Apr12
WANTED-Girl for second work. Ger
man preferred, Must be good ironer.
-
SNAP-l2 acres of fine land just out
side of the city, only 500 per acre.
l.. Bechtel, 3l7 State street Aprl2
AUTO FOR SALE-A Studebaker well
eouipped chean for cash If soi5 tbis
week See Laflar Oreoor tbeotre If
= :. -
fresh. For particulars phone 1858, OF
address Whitcley, 5Qt n. Liberty
Aprl5
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2750 wagon harness nIow 3oct all
tivafor. sen9rotor 4 boirors phone
SdF5 AnrI7
BUNGALOW BARGAIN-Complet
furnished, 1920, terms, near state
house, worth $4,000. l.. Bechtel, 347
---------
FOR SALE-Or will Trade for what
have you. SmallN business, well es-
tabllshed good location. Address NJ.
H., care journal. Aprl5
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WANTED-About 1000 H. horse to
keep few months for feed, good care
and light work. Ward X. Richard
son, 2395 Front Aprl2
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FIVE ACRES-Extra good soil close
in and an equally good five with fam
ily orchard and 4 room box house, %
per cent below ordinary Price $1,000
and $1,000 respectively. Owners 60
ing to Washington Must be sold this
week. See VIM. Fleming, 34l State
street. Apr15
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A suit for divorce was filed in the
circuit court today by George w, Hersh.
back against Helen lIershback, The
couple were married in Salem in 1911
and have two children, Hazel Hcrsch.
back, aged tlree years and one more.
The huband alleges that MS wife de.
serted him in 1914.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

OREGON LAND--And property to ex-
change for western Nebraska, west
ern Kansas or eastern Colorado lands.
what have you2 Joseph Barber 1915
Hubbard Bldg. Phone 2j4.l722. April
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

FOR RENT-New five room modern
cottage, partly furnished. Close to
car and school. Long lease to good
tenant, $40. b. w. Macy 2O2 Bank
OF Commerce. Phone SIS. tt
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The Hcppncr Gazette Times was 33
years old last Thursday. 1t was found
ed II years after the town of Heppner
and five years before the railroad came.
Editor Crawford says: 'We are still
firm in the belief that we are living in
community that is destined to come
into its own before Yong
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COURT HOUSE NEWS
4 4 4 < 4 < y 4 & 4 4 4 !. j:

After l6 hours deliberation the jury
returned verdict of guilty against Al
fred Aplin, charged with selling ntoxi-
eating liquor 70 Pearl Laverty The
jury went to. the jury room at five
0 O'clock yesterday afternoon and were
unable to agree ON verdict, 8 stand
ing for conviction and holding out
for acquittal AT 1880 a. ~. they re-
tired, being hopelessly unable to relch
a unanimous verdict. This morning,
however, they arose with one mind
and at 8 o clock the jury asked to re-
port. They surprised the entire court
room by stating that they had reached
a verdict The foreman said guilty
and the other eleven said $50 say we
ALL "
The jury in the case of Earl Smith
against +. l.. Kappahahn and Arthur
IIenges, as the Capital Garage Co., re.
turned a verdict awarding the plain
tiff damages in the sum Of $50 for 4
personal injury alleged to have been
sustained when an auto truck turned
over with q party returning from a
dance at Pratum.
The case of Benton p. Short against
George A. Etzel was called in the cir
cult court this morning in department
No !. This is an action for damages
Of $2l00 brought by the plaintiff who
alleges failure on the part of the de.
fendant to adhere to The terms of n
contract for the saving of some lumber.
W. G. Winslow appears for the plain
tiff. S. II. and j. G.. Hetzel repre-
sent the defendant,
samuel Rcust, a farmer Of Frankfort,
Kansas, aged -, and Mary j. Gay, Of
this city, aged n, secured marriage
license at the office of the county
clerk today John d. VALET, a black.
smith of Oregon City, aud Adde Gosscr
of Mehama, likewise secured matri.
monial ticket
A suit for divorce was filed in the
circuit court today by George w, Hersh.
III
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GOAT AND SHEEP SHEARING-By
up to date power equipment. List
your orders at Salem Fuel Yards.
Phone 800. Densmore & Fresia. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

The Angels and Bees divided "a tai
lies between them, but Los Angeles got
tho obese end of it and took root in
first place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

Lake, III.
The Salt Lake official score keepers
right shoulder is so abnormally devel-
oped from ringing up runs that he looks
like gorilla.
The Angels and Bees divided "a tai.
lies between them, but Los Angeles got
tho obese end of it and took root in
first place,
Mayor Davie, Of Oakland, will begin
to realize what an important job he
holds tomorrow when he pitches the
first ball in the Oaks opening on their
home meadow.
The gentleman from that naughty
little village of Highway taverns and
slaughter houses lofted two drives into
the outer darkness for round trips.
They only credited him with one be-
cause the Seal fielders were messing
around over the other and the official
score mogul concluded he ought to
give Bates hit and also apportion Il
few errors,
The old Romans who yelled with glce
to see some unfortunate individual
hamburgered by the wild animals felt
no more joy than Vernon fans when
Ping Bodie ozoned at the critical mo.
ment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

WHITE RoCKS-An egg strain of ex-
hibition quality. Is eggs by parcel
post for $3.50. Imperial Egg Farm,
Route 3, Salem. tt
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FOR SALE-3H half truck Studebaker
wagon. Will trade for heavier wagon,
cOrdwOOd or stumpage. 27S6 Lee.
Phone 1927. tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

MODERN 8 room cottage for rent, l44I
Trade St., enquire W. A. ListOn. 484
Court. Apr19
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to recover $1,000 alleged due on a
note In addition the PLAINTIFF seeks
to recover 500 attorneys fees and costs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

FURNISHED house for rent, 2 rooms,
modern, 642 N. High. Inquire at 600
N. High. Mays
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Watching the ScOrebOard
Tacific Coast Lea gue standings.

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Cincinnati, OHIO, April is~wiA low
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A GOOD proposition for an unemployed
dressmaker. Address G, care JOurn-
al. Apr12
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CAPITAL RUG WORKS-Rugs and
Carpet weaving. 81 North High st.
Salem, Or. ApT15
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Opening Day Scores

National.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

WANTED-GoOd salesman. Call AL
North High, after 1880 p. m. Aprl4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-12

dCE ROSES-Shrubs and all kinds
of fruit trees, cheap to clean out
stock. Jones nursery, rear of the
armory. Phone 4l3. Aprl7
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BUNGALOW BARGAIN-Completely
furnished, $4,000, terms, near state
house, worth $4,000. L. Bechtel, 347
state street. Aprl2
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FOR SALE-Or will trade for what
have you. SMALL business, well es-
tabIished, good location Address NJ.
r., care journal. Aprlj
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FOR SALE team Of mares, weight
2750, wagon, harness, plow, mack, cul-
tivator, separator, heiiers. Phone
S6F5. Aprl7
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FARM BARGAIN-Fme farm, l5s
acres, all stocked, crop and nipple.
ments Price 500 per acre. l.. Been.
TEL 34l state street Aprl2
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WANTED TO BUY-Mohair. East Sa-
lem Tannery, 25th and OAK street.
Phone 2l6O-M. Apr13
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TWENTY-FIVE ACRES-All i'm culti-
walton except acres, running water,
/ acre loganberries, good house, barn
and sheds. 4 - miles out. Price
S3l0O, 500 cash and balance on pay
mcntS at & per cent interest. i. A.
Mills 3Sl State. April
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FOR sALE-Gasoline pump and tank.
Phone 700. Aprl4
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WANTED-Dry cows and stTippers.
Prone l425-M. Apr2l
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Cincinnati, Ohio, April IA crowd
of $4,000 leather unged devotees
greeted the Cubs and the Cincinnati
aggregating when they met in the first
game of the season here today