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The Home news., 1917-05-25
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME Sunday School Institute
 for McCrory Baptist Church
 May 30 to June 3
 1917
 Wednesday Evening 7:45 Devotional 800 Sermon 8:45 Class organized
 Thursday Afternoon 2.30 Study hour 3:30 Lecture; s. s. work
 Thursday Evening 7:45 Devotional 800 Lecture, s. s. methods 3::30 Sermon (Friday and Saturday same as for Thursday.)
 Sunday Morning 9:45 Regular Sunday School 10;30 Sunday School graded 11:00 Sermon
 Sunday Afternoon 2::30 Study and review 3::30 Lecture, s. s. work. 4::30 Examination of class
 Sunday Evening 7:45 Devotional 500 Sermon Special series of meetings be- gin with the Sunday evening service. Everybody invited to all these meetings.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10
Bankruptcy Sale
BoxShookFacto

Pursuant to an order Of tho pistytox
Court OF the United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, Ia the
matter of the Petersburg Wood SuppIy
Co. Inc, bankrupt. entered on the 56tk
day OF July. 1917. the undersigned truss
tees Will proceed to sell at public Auc-
ton, on the premises In Petersburg.
Va, on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 15. 1917.
at IL o'clock noon,
ono complete Box Shook Manufacturing
rant containing modern and practi-
cally good rs now equipment. Capacity
ten cars OF shocks per week. Readr
source OF supply Of lumber. labor and
railroad advantages are unexcelled.
Power plant of 800 horsepower, two
Planerx. two Band Resaws, two Match
ers.. one Squeexer, one Printer, ono
double-hcal Shook "rlicer. three Nall.
ing Machines. nineteen Cut-On and Rim
Saw Mnchines, complete Blower Sys-
tenn. with nll tho necessary boxex
Shafttng. Pulleys and Belts for same.
Equipped with city water and electric
light supply.
TERMS: Made known at sale.
The said property will first DO Of
Tered Ms a whole. and as q SoinE con-
Germ. with tho privilege of rejectin9
any bids thereon, and Offering tho same
In separate parcels, as to- the said
trustees shall seem best. a:
F.. A. ROBERTSON,
BERNARD C. SYME.
CHAS. e POLLARD.
JAS. r. HARRISON. A%uotioneer.
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DEATHS

CARTEIL-DieG. suddenly OF heart failure
~ the home Of nis i~ther-in-la~ +. h.
Mayo. fo~natAn. BoJGc. Clarke County. Va.
on mednesuay niSnt. August o.. tiiOMAS
.NELSOS CAhTEH. eidrst son cf tho late
Colonel Thomas II. Carter. OF tanpatike,
hinr Wiiiain County, Va.
uNDA SiORSiNI, august IL, 1T IL
o-oloch. Iiease omil flowers.
hOSS.-Died. at his resIuence. III L. South
Cherry street, six. CHARLES II. hOoS,
August y. at go +. 81. Ailtr d short iilneIs.
III the eishty-iourth year OIL his age.
Funeral notice later.
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3D. WANTS

sOSD4 Mialh ~ ssn .pat : ll mo n In ,..'fo0n-
!Sss;:''s Sssp fE #ixhiS oSE s Web SassS %YSa
"a SaASGEo o. GoffTT.. CASH To tHo.
KATE fht LINE.
n,ni,n9't SPACE. Two lines
D4liy insertions. ~ cents.
JyMsSSUriys an=set..as. ~ cent?.
time DAILY or SUNDAY, Z cenls u limo.
s sssss Vi s.'I asa sSs Mssf' Il. - s esat' . . .in'. 4.
iinss 70 tho men. anu AK word. to inc line.
c's:.;ssss'ss. 10 sisa.:sa sIssSsF;I ).
nsss are FOR Tue sonys.,:nSs q tine public:
fssa,.r A Slnse aI rates as's n%sea y y. ' ssvsn a. sDo No
w.w tsr Ht soUshEE srHEEr:
Tsvedo's Drug Store, Floyd Ave. and
Charlie . Turner. Druggist. Yves, Broad.
corher DAVIS Ave-.
WARMERS Drus store. ava Grove Ave.
~ l. Booker Drus store. 2vvi W.. Main
..Foy's Drug Store. ALLEN Ave. and Grace
Allen Ave. Pharmacy. Allen Ave. and
= atm tim soh rlas Hs5 saF. Co 500 81 !" Ms a.ln 81 ).
tins street rnarmaay. sz4s. Pins 81, -
s,V. It. May q Bros. Brook Ave. ana CITY
.TsIran, Drug Store. Fousheo and Broad
Cohen aAs 81, Of II I.s, s.yss 81 STREET.
fragile. Drug Co. al E. srosd 81.
t.rteys rn.ria.css. 'iSSa ana Al., i9t Sta. o.
WaliA Drug store. Flttu anu MarsnSiI Sta.
y. 4 f.uxhan; s9i NSr!n tiith ST.
Richardson Dug store. soI y. 1eysn-
IL IL. Chudrey. - y. Ei4hvrenth st.
turner's Pharmacy. Twenty-uIst ana Main
wilii.ms Pharmacy. Twen,y-hrs, .nd
Springer Drug Company. Twen,y-third
hora's Drug store, Twenty ninth aud q
Wood & sehaaf DruE Co... twenty NTH
anu NenaDle STA.
Woods fnarn.ey. T~enty-ntth and Leigh
Church Hill Pharmacy. 200 Fac, Broad
k,eSat1a .s C Ci.s SIZES st9sst -i TTux f. s s5oad 81 81
PARAMOUNT.
Paramount iharnacS. :l2s Paramount
BARTON
Rady's Drug oloTs. isortn Ave.
= NhiIGhLAED rAItK.
4; J.: Cosby o. Co.. itvu Thru Ase.
". x Vaughan. Fourth anu stuart.
A. x Townsend h;ilton and alaryiand
RICHMOND.
Branch Once Times Dispatch. 1903 Hull
WOODLAND HEIGHTS.
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. 3lO&
Charles ". Garrison. 5Il7 Forat Hiii Ave.
b. M Roberts nTas slore. 1905 HUI y.
:. A, Black. -sie Williamsburg Ave.
Peoples DRUG store. jsVo williamsburg
ETEKSBURG.
Ttmes-Dispatch branch. 40 North Syea-
more Street. vhone Petersburg z2h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10

LOST, Thursday afternoon. at Graham and
Catherine Streeth. female water spaniel
pup. Answers TO the nainc OF FrIsky. white
spot under neck. Ne~ard II returned to
luvs North l~enty-tnird Street Phone
Randolph 0l0t.
LOST. one orindie bulldog. Mas deliber-
atelv uuch&iucu and taken away by chill
drtn from my yaru al :3iJ West Grace
Street. Parents VIII please have came re-
turned. Z. I. Sauer Co.
LOST. silver mesh bag containing between
81 and $40 between Boulevard and Ninln
and Franklin. Liberal reward. Phone
Madison 307l-J.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10
FOR -


hSi.SEo. inates. liuies Anu ponies, 5ee.
ond.hand Wagons. harness AND pony out
nts cheap at flowmanis Stable. i7O5 Eass
%lrsnkIin street
FEH sale, 10 extra good big horses. weight
from LOO to LOCO pounds. They are as
rood y lot OF horses tina, ever was In Rich;
work single or double II you arc in need
give trial Also 10 good work mules right
Stable. Is and u South Tenth Street.
SADDLE horse-perfectiy sound and full
OF pep. Was used by American team In
last international Polo match In New York
City. Purchased by Mr.. Billings. OF Curle's
Neck Farm. from whom bought. him.
practically now Texas saddle. Birdie. etc..
for $500 cash. Il. r. Kaehlur. telephone RAN
VIRGIN1A'S RELIABLE BAZAAR.
WOLF &c
YOU will find plenty horses and mules
secondhand wagons. buggics and harness
Tor sale daily. Auction days. Tuesday and
Saturday. Bring VIZ your surplus stock. We
will sell them for YOU. and you can get
isU3-ll East Franklin Street,
Phone Madison 1894
FOR sale. four horses ages from 3 to ;
400 pounds. Good for any purpose. viii
be so,n uhJsr guarantee. II. +. Taylor.
sNnn
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BOATS AND LAUNCHES

BOATS FOR SALE.
CRUISING yacht, length 6: feet, speed IA
miles per hour pll lay long. Boat was
built and purchased by me at Sanduaky. o.
Entire ,hull is mahogany. double planked,
Fastened with copper rivets cad brass screws.
30 nails or eauikinE. Driven by me from
To Richmond under own power. SIS IL. p.
6-cylinder Sterling motor. with electric
starter; automobile control. Electric lights
throughout. Can accommodate six people on
extended cruise Have no time to use boat
this. season. and Will sell for one-third
9rigin9i cost. II. r. Kaehler. telephone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10
FOR SALE-NIachinery

Betting. pulicys. shafting. hangers. plan
ers. rcsawS. teIracotta pipe y To ~ inches,
lath mills, moiders. Inortiaers, knife grind
ers. laundry machinery. boilers and engines.
Guaranteed condition. /. Bluford 6 Co,
SOIL. l.. boiler. iU-II. +. engine, splendid
condition.. for sale. with all connections
complete. Address j.. o.. Box 135. Weldon.
~. c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10

STOLEN
From Baltimore. Maryland. July IS. 1917,
BUCK TOUnlSG CAk.
no. :72s7l. Aouol i3l7.
lught front tire Goodyear, 81 incnes by 1
inChes; all Others, Including TWO eAtra.. U.
.. hobby Tread. Hoi. IN right front tender.
dent IN right rear irnuer. spotlight lell
siuo ~inosnielo. ksinIoaI steamer rug,
linen lap roue. umbrella and iauy cape Al
machine.
Licenses: Maryland. 1917. No. :5S,2. DID,
tri.t VI Columbia. 40: iis.:.
kENAkD.
FIFTY dollars t.oo.uo WI be paid for IN
formation leading ~ recovery Of the car.
anu seventy-n'e dollars l&7..V0J for arrest
knu conviction Ut thief.
THOMAS Il. BOND,
Zoe American buiidinS.
ST. Paul .37. Baltimore. Md.
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WANTEb-Salesladies..

and South Caroline and Virginia y strong
line Of atrictly summer clothing; commission
basis. Samples Will 20 Into suit case. For
particulHrs Ri. address keinhard ClotninK Co..
a01 West German street. baltimore. Md.
WANTED. u salesman to travel In Virginia
for one of the best lines OF popular price
pants on "A commission basic. Apply Box
2iS. Petersburs. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10

STEADY EMPLOY MENT FOR
YOUNG LADIES l6 TO rs
YEARS OLD Al TELEPHONE
OPERATING. PAY WHILE
LEARNING DURING COURSE
OF FOUR WEEKS. IN
G X e A THEREAFTER
FREQUENT. EXCELLENT
OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADJ
VANCEMENT TO IMPORT
ANT POSITIONS, WITH SAL
ARIES TO CORRESPOND.
REFINED, PLEASANT AND
COOL SURROUNDINGS. CAFE
TERRA FOR EMPLOYEES,
WITH MEALS BELOW COST.
REST AND RECREATION
ROOM PROVIDED. CALL OR
WRITE TO OBTAIN FULL IN
FORMATION. c. & P. TELE-
PHONE COMPANY OF VIR-
GINA, MISS BOLTZ, ROOM
202, 709 EAST GRACE
STREET.
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o.4.AIlUN wANTED-froiesslonaI

LOCATION wanted by phynician of forty
nNe. Itabits good, twenty years as gem
erai practitioner. Docs uinor surgery and
we'll equipped. Location must DO desir q Bile
from stanupvlnt Uf rUaus. etc: want to uso
car. niarried; no children, Would purchase
very uc~irabie practice either list or other
wise. Full paIsr4oiars with hrst letter.
Address l. al. care Timea-Dispatch luch-
iuoni. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10
FOR sALE-Hea1 Estate.

F0R sale. ls.ser. farm owned by lat.
Charles Spencer. Located on Elko Road.
lot timber and new dwelling recently built.
Also plenty OF land for cultivation. Splen-
did roads. and makes fno Goun-
Try home for city man. Must DO sold quick
settle estate. Apply on premises.
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HELP u

wANTED,. GIhLs TO SEWING
ON MEMS NAlNSoOK in
Pr, !" AN; LEAtNEhS TAkEN n
EkLANGEh WEAR
GOI EitSOk AND ROSS STREETS, GOV.
EttSOit STREET
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10
Furnitmrn and China Packinc

Hui"i'uIe anu SiiIhf' dCkinS
FURNITURE chinn and wedding presents
and hauling done by Jacob Umiau.. Phons
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LOST AND FOUND

lsdy's gold watch. Virginia enSrayed
on front. }. H.. A. on back. Christm.a
l3l< On iDsiue. Liperai reward viii To paid
or return VI shIue To J. II. MrEsu -, sv7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10

HTUSACE AND MtiNINH.
WANT BEST NOVELS IN TOWN? CAIL
US RAPID TRANSFER CO.. RAM
DoLPH S45S.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girls, now employed.
who want to earn easy money ,n spara
time. Duke Sales Co, huscatine. Iowa
A middle-aged lady for . general store.
Must be competent to do light bookkeep-
tng. Fair salary to right one. References
exchanged. Address Box IS, Union Level,
MecklenhurE County. Va.
STEEoGRAPHE.t capable of taxing rapid
to S 7. 81. Salary $40 per month. @ sos,
care Times-Dispatch. "
woman for general housework on
steady and willing to give faithful service.
4. good home practically permanently and
SIS per month will be given. State fully.
age. experience color or nationality: Pref
erence to a white person. Ncwstead Farm,
X. f. d. s. Richmond, Va.
EXPERIENCED /bookkeeper with some
knowledge of typing wanted. One who
can make trial balances. Apply The Ma
tional Tire and Rubber Co.. All West Broad
Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10

AUCTION SALES-F1tafo bsIS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-08-10

WANTED to exchange Weber G6-nots auto.
,a R,ayssf piano I, frst.class condition; COS!
touring car In AL condition. x 617. care
TimeS-D Dispatch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
School Districts Must
Certify Amount Of Money

Reports reaching Superintendent OF
Public instruction Churchill show
many school districts have certified
the results of their school elections in
mills instead of dollars. That is, they
have certified to the number of mills
tax that is needed, instead of certify
ing the amount of money that wilf be
needed. The legislature at the last ses-
sion amended the law so the districts
would merely certify the amount OF
money their district required, and
made it the duty of the assessor to fix
the millage tax, he having possession
of the tax rolls and knowing the exact
amount of taxable property in the dis
trict. Attorney General Brown in an
opinion given at the request of Lillian
Watts, county school superintendent of
Jefferson county, holds such districts
as have made this mistake will have
to hold their meetings over and GER
tify the amount needed in dollars as
the law requires. The act requires these
certifieations to be made by December
first, but the attorney general holds
this clause is directory and not manda-
tory, and that meetings can be held
and the mistake corrected any time
before the assessors extend their rolls
which is generally about February
first. Such districts will have to call
meetings and certify the sum needed
or they Will be left without special
tax
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
Older Boys Conference
Ends Its Convention

Eugene, Or, Dec. 3.-The members
of the Older Boys conference had q
busy day yesterday. A program had
been arranged so that from $3.50 yester
day morning until late last night there
was something doing every minute to
attract their attention. The boys state
that the conference is just getting in
to the GROOVE they are becoming
better acquainted with each other, the
lefty and townspeople. They are begin
ming to see more and more of the Joy
,of the conference and the sentiment of
the entire assmblag can be put into the
words of one visitor, sI am already
beginning to hate the thought of the
end of such an enjoyable time as we
have been having
Local Boy Elected President
At business session held yesterday
morning Roy Veatch, of this city, was
elected president of the conference for
the coming year. The other Officers
elected were. Merle Hussong Astoria,
vice president; Richard Cramer, Grants
Pass, treasurer and Carl Jenkins ~
Corvallis, secretary Tt was decided at
the business meeting that the next con-
ference will be held in Roseburg.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
Wall Street Awaits
Action by Congress

New York, Dec. 3.-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
With numerous pending events Of
first Importance to be considered, no.
tably the re-assembling Of congress,
the president s message to be deliver
0ed tomorrow and the freight rate case,
which is expected daily, it was natural
that today's stock market should be
dull
There was neither selling nor buy
ing initiative, save in a few individual
issues, where speculative feelers were ex
tended OF outside participation there
was virtually none. The professional
traders were cautious to a degree and
the result was that the general list
dragged dreary course to the close.
Prices wavered sluggishly. The rails
were thin and weak, but the industrials
made some show of strength oeeasion
ally. although even these the general
movement was toward lower levels.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

fall. To relieve the unfortunate and af.
flicted, to restore the lustre to the fad
ed cheek, to respond to the call of mercy
and humanity, and to JOIN all other or
EXAMINATIONS in this great work so that
all shall be of one mind and one pur-
pose-let that be our supreme purpose
Let us conseerate our lives to the SER
vice of humanity in this, the greatest
crisis of the world s history"
A few brief and fitting words were
uttered by J. A. Benjamin in eulogy to
those who had departed within the past
year. The lodge has lost six members
since the last memorial services. ISL
sterling men they were, said Mr.. Ben
tiamin, "generous, kind, and simple,
the downhearted, relieving
the afflicted, walking in the footsteps
of God"
The rostrum was beautifully deco
rated in the lodge colors with Oregon
grape, palms and ferns, pink roses and
white carnations Above the rostrun
was mounted large Elk's head, the
points of the horns being tipped with
ten lights, while standing in the back
ground on the rostrum was a large
handsome mounted elk. On either side
of the stage was draped large Am
lerican flag, while on each side of the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
MEMORIAL SERVICES
IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY
Beautiful Decorations and
SOIeInnity In Keeping With
Spirit Of Occasion

Beautiful decorations and a solemnity
in keeping with the spirit and purpose
of the occasion marked the annual mem
orial services of Salem lodge. No. 1886,
Benevolent and Protective Order of
Elks, held yesterday afternoon in the
armory. Exalted Ruler Walter E. Keyes
presided, and the main address was de-
fvered by Judge j. P. Kavanaugh of
Portland.
Judge Kavanaugh drew an analogy
between the life OF nature and that of
the human form. As winter comes and
brings death to all that is growing and
beautiful, so death comes and lays low
all who are fashioned after the divine
mold. "But all our woes are but part
of the divine wisdom. said the Judge.
"and when the divine plan is unfold
ed to our wondering minds we will un-
derstand. This life is but a preparation
for the hereafter. If we have been faith
full to the fidelity imposed in us and of
service to our fellowmen, we will not
falter when the shadows lengthen, but
this world will be a world of beauty, of
cheerfulness and of sunny faces.
''This order places before us three
great salutary principles of conduct, +"
said Judge Kavanaugh. First, the
principle of justice, the shielding of
the defenseless, the protecting of the
weak from the strong. The spirit of jus
tice cannot be deposed forever. We may
demolish her temples and tarnish her
virtue but she will arise again. Next
we have the principle of brotherly love,
that binds the great human family to-
gether as man to man. From the time
that fable blends into history to the
present hour it has been the one shining
page of history. And next, we have
which should be our watchword
What world of shame there would not
be if we and all men had respected the
trust that had been reposed within us. !"
HThe greatest service we can render
to the dead,' continued the speaker,
'tis by our caring for the widows and
dependents rather than by saying eulo-
gies for the dead. Nor should we do it
publicly, but in the spirit that the right
hand shall not know what the left
hand is doing. In this greatest crisis
Of the world IS history we are engaged
in a righteous cause and we shall not
fail, but in mortal combat many must
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
FLAX. PLANT PROVES
FINANCIAL SUCCESS
Salem, Or, Dec. 8, 1917

Iu r --' = -
llon' 'ulnes Witnyconlpe,
Governor OF Oregon,
Salem, Oregon.
Dear Sir; In August. 1916 when I
was EMPLOYED as superjntendent Of the.
state FLAX industry. which is conducted
in connection with the state peniten-
tiary, the state board of control en-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
American Private Hanged
For Murder Of Girl

Washington, Dec 3.-The war de-
partment today reviewed and confirm
ed the execution of Private Frank Ca
due. infantrynan in the Pershiug ex-
pedition, for the murder of seven
year old French girl.
The PAPERS in the case showed Ca
due, while drunk, attacked the ehi.5
strangled and nangled her and then
threw her body on a pile Of rubbish
where her father found it.
Cadue was hanged.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
GERMANS ARE RA1D1Ne

Paris, Dec. 3.-Unsueeessful enemy
raids around st. Quentin and Fosse
wood were reported in today s official
statement. The war. office said there
was artillerying around the Ailette and
Aisne, east of Rheims, and on the right
bank of the Meuse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

auditorium and in the rear hung three
great flags that extended almost from
the ceiling to the floor.
The musical numbers by the club
orchestra and chorus as well as the vo-
cal numbers by Mrs Robert McKinnie
(Hofcr were very appropriate and well
executed
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

have moved into the
IN. c. A. building, 301 n. CONNER
cial street. Call and take advantage
of our - get acquainted offer-1003
good, watermarked bond letterhea2s,
size Shx11 for 1915; bond envelopes
to match, sixe 614, 1000 for 81. Other
printing in proportion. Our printing
is high in quality and lower in price
because printed in a business eff
cheney shop. See us before placing
your printing orders. Shaver Press.
Phone 2179. 1878
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
TRUCE ON RUSSIAN FRONT

Berlin, via London. Dec. 3. - "a
truce on many sectors from Pripct to
south Of Lipa, on the Russian front
and progress of neGotiations for an
with Russia. were reported
in todav's official statement
g A Russian deputation is arrangipe
a general arInistice, the statement
said
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

Articles Of incorporation were filed
today as follows: Green Rock Mining
company Of Seattle, filed its declara-
tion of intention to do business in this
state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

STANDARD Motor Car company Of
iCregon City, capital stock $4,000 and
Iobiect to Hcarry on any business a
natural person may lawfully do"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

Labor Commissioner Hoff has gone
ito Pendleton where he will address the
Farmers Union convention which
meets there tomorrow, on the subject
of warehouse safety equipment. Fri
day he has meeting with his deputies
at Portland and Saturday will take 1p
the question Of safeguarding ship build
ing plants with the ship builders of
Portland and near points
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

FOR SALE -CHEAP-Duroc boar, sub
ject to register, 10 months old, 250
pounds, "a mile northeast of Lans-
ings' corner. Potter, box "a, route 9,
Salem, Oregon. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03
State House News
: *** 81 y = = X = \

The residents Of Elmonica station on
the Oregon Electric have Petitioned the
Public service commission for an or
der to the Oregon Electric to move the
waiting shed at that point about 800
feet east to the crossing of the coun-
ty road. The company is willing to
make the change but says it was given
the right of way over the property
where the station is located on conh-
ton it would maintain a flag station
at that point, and the owner of the
land refuses his consent to the change.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

TRANSFERS LISTEN-Call Silveftou
phone Black 174 for wood, pole wood,
hard wood, old fir and I'd growth, in
cords, you can do wen by calling
me. u
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

FOR SALEAFour acres in fruit, good
buildings, best location in Salem; al
SO five acres two miles out, will sell
cheap if taken soon. Call and see
owner, $500 Cherry Ave, north Sa-
lem. 1873
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

BED wool is high now, sell or trade
yours to u.s. Best market price guar
anteed. -uren 8 Furniture Store,
Commercial street., 1916
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-12-03

FOR RENT-A house and barn, in.
cluding two acres of ground, with all
kinds of bearing fruit trees, on paw
ed street. Inquire 1740 State street: