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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

Situations Wanted-Male.
CARPENTER wants to figure building OF
repair work of any kind Phone Io1SJ-
MECHANIC wants position as chauffeur
American; married: no objection 70 ieaF-
ing city Address 3 $50. care Herald
YOUNG MAN, employed. wants position as
chauffeur: familiar with leading cars Al
dress D 231. care Herald
MAN with railroad experience wants posi-
ton as bookkeeper or traffic manager
best Of references. Phone 7oS2M-
AN Al speciality salesman wants first
class speciality line 10 sell In southwest on
commission Address c rs. care Herald
POSITION wanted by all round dry goods
man, II years experience as buyer and
manager; Al references. Write B. A.
care Herald
MERCHANDISING and office work situa-
ton wanted by experienced man in these
two lines: complete references Address
3 2ss, Herald Phone 1881
MARRIED MAN with four years expert
ence as billing, rate and claim clerk with
big railroad company: also good unde-
rstanding OF freight rates; can furnish
bond; wants position with big firm write
T 345. Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
Apartments Uufurnished.

Apartments Uufurnished.
ALEXANDRIA apartments Phone 54z4
FIVE ROOMS unfurnished apartment. with
sleeping porch; close in Phone S4SzW-
APARTMENTs on North side. close in.
$50. Phone ss1o-4sss-
RULO APTs-s rooms. kitehenstte. bash
and sleeping porch; close in CAL SO
Wyoming
THE MONTANA-Facing Houston park;
Elegant cool apartment, sleeping porch,
sun parior- Apply Apt :. 81 Montana
FOR RENT-Eight > room apartments
close IN at zoos Texas call and see this
for bargain Phone 1zSSJ-
VERY CHOICE : room apt; all up 10
date features new Cor LAYTON and "
Missouri Phone SIS
Just fInished-Th-se extra large rooms
and sleeping porch. cannot be appreciated
unless seen 1919 River 81 Phone 1sz4-
HALFRED APARTMENTS.
IL ". Boulevard ST rooms. break
fast room Front apartment
DOUGLAS C. CRoWELL AGENCY.
224 Nils bldg Phone 80
NEW APARTMENTs-ls20 Mesa Ave
ready for occupancy Nay Is; large. airy
rooms and tile bath hardwood floors,
large porches. modern throughout For
particulars phone 24OTw after s
FOR RENT-New two room apartment.
Just finished; dressing roem. Pullman
breakfast room kitchen. living room and
bath; reasonable rent; , minutes walk
from postoffice. Binkisy apartments. cor
ner Davis and Epson
JEWELL APARTMENTS
Reserve your apartments IN the Jewell
now. cor Montana and Octavla stsi ready
July l. For particulars see
ANDERSON-FILLER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
Ell PASO HERALD
Wanted Help-Female.

WduleQ Llcip-A CnAoA(a
COMPETENT girl for housework; stay
nights. Phone 5212 or call 1901 Hastings
EXPERIENCED ENGLISH SPEAKING
MAID. MESA HOTEL.
GIRL to wait on counter Sanitary Butter
store. 402 San Antonio
GIRL wanted for general Homework. 5o4
Texas
GIRL for general houseworS; family OF
two. Call mornings 1880 Epson
WANTED-Nice clean girl 70 help with
homework. take care Of year BABY, must
speak English. Call 1903 y oregon. Apt =
WANTED-White woman as cook and
housekeeper for man and two Children
must stay on place Apt F. 81 Montana
$4,000 TO LOAN
on diamonds watches and JeWelry-
BARNETT'-sI9 san Antonio ST
GIRL for cooking and general houseworlS;
family Of five, to 90 TO Cloudcroft 49r
summer; references required ADDRESS h L.
Newman. jr.. Newman, New Mex
WANTED-Bright Mexican girl who reads
and writes good hand IN English ana also
speaks good English. Apply ISIS Mon
tana- Wright's Cleaning works
WANTED-A capable white woman to
nurse baby; must stay on place; no one
but reliable person need apply; GOOD nome
for right party. 1928 Montana
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

Lost and Found.
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FOR 80 DAYS We viii give you 10 percent
discount on every article in stock and %
o4s' YoUNG FURNITURE co,
107 S. Stanton St fnone 80
Personal.
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sPIRELLA eOrsets- Ms Huiett, Pm. SoIz.
CHTROPRACTOR.
Room 3es. Herald tldg- Phone 1885
WIGS and tOupees- H.&H Co. 11s n. Kans.
c. II. N-Your mother is sick and wants
your address
LACE CURTAINS Isundsred beautifully.
Kramer, phone 1913
WE DUPLICATE lenses. For glasses. cog
giles ard optical goods 20 to
BARSETTs, 21s san Antonio st.
WE MAKE a speciality Of plano and safe
moving with a reasonable price attached
Houston Transfer & Storage CO. We give
S. & H green trading stamps.
Special Notices.
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WE BUY combings- 1is n Kansas
CANE and repair chairs. 71s S Fl Psso.
HAND laundry neatly done. Phone 1897.
LACE CURTAINS WASHED Phone ss7s-
BUCILLA CROCHET thread. 1Oc spool
The Art Shop. 212 Herald bldg
YOUR mattress renovated. s1-75 up; car
pets cleaned Erwin Mfg. Co. ph- 11io.
FOUTZ-MOORE FURN- co.
NEWTON-CHIROPRODIsT
No. 1 Coles bldg Room 10 Phone 1901
NEW GOODS given for old Phone 1898.
HOME FURNITURE CO., III N Stanton
MEMS SHIRTS. patamas and night shirts
made to measure; samples furnished upon
request For particulars phone slso5-
MONUMENTS, MARKERS s sTATUARY.
F. J. Thorne, Box 81, e Paso, Iexas-
Office at Evergreen Cemetery Phone 1OO-
J. A. BEARD, contractor. wants to figure
building and repair work Of al xmas
Phone 2512-
WE LOAN % percent more on your dia-
monds. watches and jewelry-
BARNETTs-sIe san Antonio st.
PUPILS who wish help with their studies
now OF during the summer phone 4o@fh
mornings. my prices are reasonable.
UON
ing Places new storage house IS ready 10
store the food crops.
CARPENTER VIII figure new or repair
work; porches and garage a specially
Phone 6615-
NOTICE-The western Furniture Co. sells
furniture only; no clothing; and IS 10
Gated corner Stanton and Overland ST
TURKISH BATH HOUSE. 40s n. Oregon,
will be reopened and remodeled by Louis
Wacht Saturday noon
BARGAIN sewing machines; bought. sold,
rented and repaired. sos Mills st Phone
1915
WANTED-All water users TO read the
late reclamation and drainage act Of the
state OF Texas.
MRS. PHILLIPS, former pupil Of the eel
ebrated Madame Gardner viii teach a few
piano pupils at No. Austin apartments;
terms reasonable Phone 1924.
HANGING baskets and porch boxes; a
large assortment at reasonable prices
Ell PAsO NURSERY CO.
600 block. Alameda. Phone 3S3o-
We ARE expert Japanese gardeners. We
put in now lawns. transplant trees. soil
and fertilizer examined and snalyZed-
can phone s71l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

MFRCHaNTS-New system collecting
bills. protection against defrauduient col
IectinE: postal brings particulars; out OF
town collections also. Address r 21s. care
Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
Wanted Help-FemaIe.

WANTED-Two good lady solicitors. Call
AIS Trust bldg
WANTED-Good Mexican girl for general
houseBork. 1890 San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
EOR RENT

A small store room. corner Cotton ana
Myrtle ave. low rent good location FOR
4. p. COLES & BROS
eof \. Oregon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
! "a = hours (inehesl -.

Relative humidity in Fl Pa
Tuesday. ~ percent
Precipitation last - hours Tin
State OF weather -.-.----..'
Lowest temp. last night. -
Highest temp yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

FOR RENT
A very desirable ground
uoor office. facing little
plaza in city National oanA
bldg Reasonable rent
JAS. J. WATTS.
Ph. "a. 104 san Francisco st
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

Lost and Found.
FOR 80 DAYS We viii give you 10 percent
discount on every article in stock and %
DAYS to pay.
VOTING FURNITURE CO.,
Ie7 S. Stanton St fnone SEA
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
SpeeiaI Notices.

Special Notices.
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THE only steam carpet cleaners; SKIS, 81;
Acme Mat Feather Co. PHI 1871
WE ARE now equipped to do furniture
repairing. uphoIstering. refinishing and
1871 ERWIN MANUFACTURING co.
DON'T OVERLOOK our big bargains in
furniture with the 10 percent discount and
so days 10 pay Come in and get prices
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.,
107 s stanten ST. Phone s5S-
PATTERN MAKING
Patterns and models for all kinds OF
machinery; careful attention given to pat
ents. ". 5. DOBIE PATTERN WOkks-
Shop with Baumgartner & Wyler. Pm. 90
Business Chances.
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BIG SAVING on cash registers. F. & F.
Commission Co, 200 Herald bldg, II faso.
FOR SALE-Grocery. fine location; nice
living rooms Phone 1929
YOUR CREDIT Is GOOD. Phone 1898.
HOME FURNITURE CO., III N. Stanton
GROCERY store for sale; complete stock
and fixtures Price $3.50 Phone $685.
GUN STORE and repair business: best
town in Texas; would sell half interest
to right party. Address $40. Herald
FOR sALE-Two chair barber shop cheap
on account OF sickness; no competition.
good business. Call or write J. Ed, 50
Upper Lowell. Lowell. Arizona
FOR sALE-Rooming house and two sa-
looms; a bargain: don't lose any time for
I aean business Phone 5ss7. s2O East
Overland
GROCERY STORE doing good business;
good suburban location: living rooms in
connection: for rent Immediately, $50 per
month Phone 5s1s after p. m.
ONE OF the clesnest stocks of groceries in
one Of the best county seat towns in cen
tral west Texas: goods all new and bought
right. A bargain II sold now. Write T 34S.
care Herald
DOCTOR AUER
Chronic diseases; female diseases. Nervous
diseases, 3o4 Two Repub. bldg. Phi 4642-
5140.
FOR SAILS chair combination barber
shop front: sawed oak. Cost S135 when
new; in Al shape. Price S75. Roy Benz,
Alamogordo. n. n.
FOR SALE OR TRADE
Stewart product service station ana
other automobile accessories; can show
big earnings on investment; best money
maker in town: good reason for selling.
Phone 6772. Call for MAUER,
MERCHaNTs-New system collecting
bills: protection against defrauduient col
IectinE; postal brings particulars; out OF
town collections also. Address 21s, care
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

stewart product service station and
other automobile accessories; can show
big earnings on investment; best money
maker in town: good reason for selling
Phone 6772. Call for MAUER,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
Situation Wanted-FemaIe.

Situation wanted emaie.
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ALTURA NURSERY-Home for American
children: reasonable rate. Phone 7e6oJ.
FIRST CLASS manicurist desires position
in up to date barber shop Phone Sz45W-
OUT-OF-TOWN stenographer. general Of
flee assistant with knowledge Of adver-
Using: creditable references Write s46s
care Herald
WANTED-As caretaker Of rooming
house or residence. for summer best OF
references given Mrs W E. Bavousett.
700 y. Stanton
STENOGRAPHER, thoroughly competent.
s years experience. wants position where
brains and ability viii win recognition
Phone 5691.
WIDOW, educated. refined; attractive per
sonally. wants position as practical nurse
housekeeping or teaching children in pri-
mary work Address L 81. care Head
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

1I5 y. Kansas sr-..--------------.- S49-eo
122 $. stanton. Cor. Overland. - -Sz-o.Vs
200 W. Overland corner s. Santa Fe..
story building --.---- .Slot-ee
5O4-e-S san Francisco. story build
ing. tracSage and elevator -Stoo-Q9
DOUGLAS q. CROMWELL AGENCY.
ga Mills bldg Phone S4s-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished.

For Renf-Houses Unfurnished.
HALF HOUSE; yard Phone 7sSsR-
OUR CREDIT system is best. Phone 1875.
HOME FURNITURE CO., III N stanton.
FIVE ROOM house with double garage:
near Alta Vista school: lease Phone 1855
FOR RENT room bungalow and giassed
in sleeping porch. built IN features; Alta
Vista district Phone 4271J-
FOR RENT-Large room house in 100
block. basement and garage; FOR S6e.
Phone 1895
FOR RENT room residence. s424 Ala
media ave; splendid condition Kilburn-
Hale Realty Co. Phone sos.
MODERN 5 room with double sIeeping
porch for rent 3s25 Fl Boulevard
W. y. CARL-Phones 6S-soS-
-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH
Rent sso. Located at 41s7 Pera ST Ap-
LAY REALTY TRUST Co.
494 Trust bldg. Phone S5l5-
FOR RENT room bungalow with base
ment. zoos Detroit street; good condition.
nice yard. clubhouse and garage: window
shades and linnleum in kitchen and bath
Telephone 7ost.
FOR RENT-About June 10th. unfurnished
BUNGALOW. five rooms and glassed in
sleeping porch with heat and garage; one
OF the prettiest places on Bliss st. Phone
Andy Evans. 1854
NICE BUNGALOW FOR RENT
-Four rooms. bath and sleeping porch.
1928 Copper St
LAY REALTY q TRUST CO..
404 Trust bldg. Phone 3515.
UNFINISHED HOUSES.
a411 Montana 6 rooms ....-......Ss0.0O
1906 Magoffins rooms 5000
10fs Afagoffin. rooms $50. 90
17O5 Arizona. rooms. ...-...-s40.00
FURNISHED HOUSES
140S Arizona. rooms ..--.--.-..--S $4,000
9l3 Lee street. rooms and S.P.-- $500
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
ROsemOnt Apartments-A most beautiful
completely furnished apartment two
floors rooms, garage and sleeping porch.
JAMES l. MARI s COMPANY,
s84 san Antonio At Phone tS5e.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

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WANTED-To buy room bungalow direct
from owner high school vicinity or sun
set heights. Phone sass.
VACANT LOTS WANTED=Wm pay cash
for 2 few good building sites in Alta Vista
at once. Lots Cash. care Herald
WANTED to buy strictly modern S room
hous efrom owner; viii pay about $4,000
cash for bargain; require two fun lots and
first class location Phone 1913
INVESTMENT WANTED
We have buyer for close in property at
a bargain price See HEAD with
RAMEY BROS,
SOS Martin bldg Phone SIS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15

FOR RENT
N MCKEE COURT. 23l2-lt
BassCtt ave. most desirable neigh
borh0od in East Fl PasO; > large
rooms sleeping porch and bath
che block from jitney and car
lines. Rent SIS.
DAVIS BROS
Phone lis. los Texas ST .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-15
Wanted to Rent.

KANTED-TO rent modern four or i've
room cottage or apartment with sleeping
porch. close in CaI phone oOSoh-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-10
SILVERTON NEWS

Capital Journal Special Service
Silverton, Jan. 10.-Virgil Halnes
spent the week end at the home OF ms
sister, Mrs. VIII Railie, at Macleay;
Mr.. and Mrs Joe Lais and children
spent Sunday afternoon with relatives
at Mt. Angel
VIM. Moores went to Camas, WASH
ON Tuesday of last week, returning
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Marie Hyatt was an over sun
day guest at the home of her friend
Bertha Broukey at Mt Angel.
Mrs. Charles hartman lett Tor foIt
land Sunday where she will spend Inc
week with relatives and friends. oh'
expects to visit at the John Scott homt
in Oregon City before her return.
DR.. ?. A. Loar was business eailei
at the rose city Sunday.
Mrs. Henry Hartman was pleasantly
surprised last Friday night when
number of her neighbors gathered a
her home to help celebrate her birth
day. A most enjoyable evening wa
passed by all present. They were a
follows: Mrs. All Nickerson and daugh
ter, Mildred. Mandie Savers, Mrs. tal
bert Moser, Mrs. Neal Cooley. Mrs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-10
Central Howell Gossip
(Capitql Journal Special service.)

(Capital Journal Special Service.)
Central howell, Ore, Jan. s. - We
start out gossipfng by wishing all a
happy, prosperous and healthful New
Year.
The Sunday school convention at Cen
trail Howell church was well attended
last Sunday.
Mr.. Sammy Spitler's new house is al
most completed.
Mrs. Adam Burns has returned home
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Amos
Branch, for about 10 days.
A real old-fashioned happy New Year
feast took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Mikkelson on the first day
of the year. About 30 relatives and
friends participated in the festivities.
On Wednesday evening about %
friends gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Ramsden and gave them a
genuine surprise. Anyone being ac.
quaint with Mrs. Ray Ramsden knows
they would have jolly good time when
she was hostess.
Mr.. Adam Burns called on Mrs. ]
w. Baggett while the latter was enjoy
ing the grippe.
Last Wednesday Mrs. Carl Ramsder
visited Mrs. Amos Branch.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Leichty
were calling at the home of j. W. Bag
gett and family.
Friday Mrs. Often was visiting Mrs
Abe Steffen.
Mrs. Jim Lauderback and Mrs. JOIN
hLauderback were calling on Mrs. J. W
Baggett and Mrs. Abe Steffen Friday
afternoon.
On New Years day Mr.. and Mrs
Pete Steffen entertained a number Of
friends. Those present being Mr. anC
Mrs. Abe Steffen, Miss Goldie Steffen
Miss Audrey Baggett, Miss Lena ant
Tilley Steffen, Of Salem, Mr.. Geo. Berry
Mr.. Arthur Sasser, Mr. Dan and Olive
Steffen and Miss Ellen Steffea.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Free
Durbin were invited to 6 o'clock dime
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Tweed.
| Visitors at Central Howell school Fri
day were Mrs. jim Lauderback, Mrs
John Lauderback, Miss Vera Often an(
Mr.. Tommy Tuve.
Mrs. Warrell was visiting few day
at the home of Rev. William Nicholl ant
family.
Mrs. Jimmy Rodgers was visiting he
sister, Mrs. Ed Kruge, one day las
week.
On the last day Of 1916 Mrs. Flet
Durbin, Mrs Harry Mcdowell and Mis-
Nora Winger were calling on Mrs. Cot
fin.
Miss Peggy Goss, of Salem, was visit
ing few days at the home of Mr.. Mix
AIikkelson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sammy Splitter spen
New Years eve al the home of Mr.. ant
| Mrs. Amos Branch.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-10
Pratum items
tcapital Journal Special Service.

Capital Journal Special Serviee.)
Pratum, Ore, Jan. 10.-Mr. james
Harper, Jr., has again returned to his
place of employment.
Mrs. Frank Geble and little daugh-
ter are visiting with Mrs. Goble s faith
er, Mr.. james Harper, Sr.
Among the farmers who sold their po-
tato crops this week were James Lauder.
back. Otto Beutler, Geo. Schaap, Fred
Cornu and the Bisehoff brothers.
Mr. V. y. Krehbiel was a Portland
visitor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. MeAllister were
Silverton shoppers Saturday.
ID. Miller, who formerly lived at
Switzerland, died at his home in Silver
ton Saturday. The funeral was held in
Silverton today (Monday). Many
former acquaintance from this vicinity
attended the funeral The deceased was
a brother of Pearl Miller, who is well
known in this vicinity.
Mr.. Albert Beutler is visiting home
folks.
Miss Alicia Welty returned to Salem
Sunday after spending the Christmas
vacation at home.
Mrs. Will Graham and sons, Leonard
and Earl, spent the weekend with Mrs.
Graham Is parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Welty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Meyer and chill
dren called on Mrs. Myrtle Goble Sun
day.
The Mennonite church held the elec-
tion of church officials on New Year IS
day Christian Endeavor officers will
be elected Sunday evening, January II.
Dogs have been worrying sheep on
the V. J. Krehbiel place lately. One
sheep was very badly injured.
A surprise party on Mr.. Paul Lardon
was held last Saturday evening at his
home. About 30 young people were pres
ent and all enjoyed very pleasant ey-
ening.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lauderback are
visiting relatives near Pratum.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-10
Willamette Valley News

Charles Hartley, Mrs. Emma Cobb, Mrs.
T. W. Riches, Mrs. Lou Mckee and
daughter Mahama, Mrs. G. d. Afford,
Miss Alice Hook, Mrs. II. c. Hartman
aud daughters. the Misses Floy. Berniee
and Naomi.
A very pretty church wedding was
solemnized on Saturday afternoon at
the United Lutheran church, when Miss
Anna Louise johnson and Tom Ope-
dahl were united in marriage. Rev. j.
&c. Roseland ofiieiated in a ring cere-
mony, while Mrs. Roseland presided
at he piano.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. The bride was taste
fully gowned in white satin, enveloped
by her tulle veil and she carried a
shower bouquet of brides roses.
Miss Martha Opedahl, sister of the
groom, was maid of honor and looked
/ charmino in pink silk trimmed in lace.
The groom was attended by Otto Lee
gard who acted as best man.
A large crowd of friends witnessed
the ceremony and all Join in wishing
the happy couple happy and prosper
Gus voyage through life together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Poppina came
up from Portland Saturday evening
called here by the death of Mrs. Pop
pino' S brother, Dee Miller.
The Misses Josephine Hammond, Mel
lie Porter and Frances Morley returned
to Corvallis Monday after a pleasant
holiday vacation with the home folks
Miss Evelyn Taylor is in the city
from Portland, q guest at the W. W.
Jarvis home.
Harold Craig of Portland was a Sun
day guest at the Palmer home in this
city.
Miss Nettie ROsheim is spending q
couple of weeks with Salem friends.
The funeral of Dec Miller son OF
Mrs, hIillie Miller on South Water
street, was held at the chapel on Mon
day afternoon, interment was made il
the Silver. on cemetery.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-10
Weekly Report Of
Union Stock Yards

North Portland, an. 9.-Cattle-Over
2000 head of cattle were received Mon.
day, which was one of the largest runs
during the winter. All offerings found
a very good demand and prices were
on about a steady basis with last week,
though there were good many prime
cattle received during the day includ-
ing some well finished pulp fed steers
which brought $3.50. The market clear
ed early there being a very good de-
mand from northwest butchers and
packers.
Beef Steers
Beef steers were in good supply which
also met very good demand. Bes.
beef steers brought $3.50 with another
load at 1925; good steers closed at
1915 to $S.15; medium kinds brought
1925 to $7.65. Market on common
grades suffered a little loss of probab'
ly 10 to Is cents. 1t could be called
very active market at steady prices
at last weeks advance.
Cows and Heifers
There was a fair supply of butcher
stuff of good quality which also found
good demand. Prices on all grades were
steady with last weeks close, best COWS
brought 80 with few loads at $7.2;
and 1875; bulk of good kind sold from
$3.50 TO 800; medium cows brought
$500 to $3.50 with common grades a
$500 to $500.
Bulls
There were only few bulls here
there being a very good demand anC
prices were steady to $25c higher, Best
heavy bolognas brought $500 to $5.2;
with good light ones at $3.50 to $500
common kinds were sold down to So.
Hogs
With nearly 5000 head of porkeri
here, and a very good demand another
advance of 10 cents was made, the tol
was $10.50 which was paid for severa
loads of prime heavies. One load Of
prime lights brought $l0.40 with thu
bulk of sales at $10.35 and from thi
on down to $10.25. Pigs sold 25 cent
higher, the bulk of good grade of pig
brought $500 to 1926 with stock hog
at $500 to $3.50.
Sleeps
Sheep prices continued their upwart
climb when another % cents advance
was made on east of the mountain
lambs, one choice load brought $ll.2'
with another at $ll.00, valley lamb
brought $10.75 with fair to good val
lev lambs at $l0.50. A few heavy year
lings brought $3.50; good mutton eve
brought $500 TO 1925 Demand for al
kinds of sheep and lambs is urgent an'
higher prices are in evidence provides
the extreme receipts continue.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-01-10
ClOyeraale Notes
Capital journal Special Service }

Turner. Jan. 9.-Mr. William Baker
made business trip to Salem last
Tuesday.
Mr. George Morris is in the hospital
in Salem where he was operated on a
few days ago. =
The Ideal Rebekah Lodge and the l.
o. O. F. of Turner, held joint i'll
stallation in Turner Saturday, January
9th. The installing officer from
Salem put on the work. The Turner
hand furnished the music. There were
present number of other invited
quests. After the installation all were
invited to the banquet hall where tht
ladies Of the Ideal lodge had prepared
! feast 70 which about Sc people die
Justice that evening.
Mr.. Gus Drager is slowly improving
from his seige of the grippe.
Forrest Wilson of Portland, is spend
inc few days here with his parents
NT and Mrs. W. H. Wilson.
Elmer Hcnnis came up from Port
land SATURDAY to make an over sun
dav visit with his parents Mr.. am
Mrs. L. F. Kennis. :.
Lena struss, of Salem, who is teach
inc +he Illahee school this winter, wa
visiting friends here Saturday an
sunday. Mr.. Victor Fliflet from Cha
halls Washington. arrived home sal
nrday to visit his parents, Mr.. an
Mrs NJ. FTiflet and other friends 10
a few days. r.
The many rfiends Of Mr.. and Mr.
Ornv Harrington Of Alberta, Canad;
will be glad TO know that they arrive
hec Friday evening. to spend sometin