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LOsT-BKOwN LEATHER PURSE, o0N.
tzining two so bills and other champ: on Mt
Pleasant car. January %. Reward. PhoOs
North 6lzs fes-a
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PAIMISTRY.
PROF. WRIGHT
MR.. ARTHAN.

Noted platform test medium ReSdinEz dIiU
on all Affairs Of life; tells everything; best a.
usez; him, you viii make no misEEt.
Studios Se St nv. osl-sI
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SPIRITUALISM.

Liosnsed 6y dc Distnc5 q oolum6lE
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AGENTS-EITHER SEX-FOR COMPLETE
History World War. 500 book 50 per cent
ummission. Agents making 81 a day. Life Of
Roosevelt" same prices. same. terms Send DC
or both outfits F. B. DICKERSON CO, De
nit, Mich
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NGENTs LIBERTY UMPHANT T;
words var Illustrated. also Roosevelt pictorial
memOirs; enormous demand; big profits; outnt
f7,g. NATIONAL PUBLISHERS established
M Lake.lle RIlE. IhIcago- lesLt
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LOST OR MISLAlD-pOLIJI ~. elg.sss
issued bg The Penn Mutual Llfe lnsusu~s
Company. on the life Of Grsce L. Hurd. Thr
finder will please return IL 10 the undsrsirncd
An application has been made for the issuing q
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AGENTsIF YOU WANT TO AVERAGE SO
daily, sell a high grade line Of combs. brushes
mirrors and other novelties in iVoryWare. dne1
frum factory TO consumer; enormous danShu
rSrticltIars free YANOCO IVORY 20. Leo
minister. Mas.
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aGENIs---O TER CENT FKOFII- WON-
8zrftl little article. Something new: sells
Hss sildHrr Carry right in PICKET. Write at
opr- fSr fre, sample ALBERT MILLS Gent
NIGT.. II American Bldy.. Cincinnati o. felt
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'ALESSAEN- FREE POCKET
sampieA Patent punches checks. Big seller
restaurants, lunchroOms. soda fountains. No
1upstition. Commissions on reorde-s. STAND
NRD CHECK CO.. Manufacturers. 65564l Ply
nouth CT, Chicago. felt
EARN To SELL STOCKS AND BONDS
Earn 500 monthly. selling investment secJui-
Is; dignihed positions; locally or travelling;
r,psre nov BY mail; our instructions and CO.
paradon practically assures success. FTNAN-
1AL TRAINING CORP, Colorado Bldg. Den
=. Col. felt
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
FEDERAL TAX AUDITORS wANTED-If you

FEDERAL TAX AUDITORS WANTED- you have knowledge
of accounts and wish specialize of the best paid depart
men of accounting work. you should prepare for Federal
Tax Auditing All spare time be devoted this work Per-
onal interview by appointment only Phone Franklin 1854 address
FEDERAL TAX AUDIT BUREAU. Continental Trust Building Wash
mgon, D. C.
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OFFICIAL ENNEL OPE

Geodetic, Department Of COmmeTcs bills. rief
| day, of use only TO owner. Libertl reward. Csu
lAncoln lS2 Branch G. OF ". : LONG. q
] 4 81 ne fsgfF
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LOsT-PURsE, BROWN YLLYET- C0NTAIN-
ING sold watch and valuable key 10 square or
s.. and y X. ave. Return 70 APART
MENT 7os lsol 18th - uw. Phone Norlh
Sc. js2sTt
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FREE SAMPLE or FOUR FAMOUS NINA
sur- X-Ray to speciality salesmen, mail orud
deAlers and agents; $50 weekly selling cur eiee-
tic sprIiances: OJU coupon plan brings ho'ii'
The bacon AMES MFG. CO., SIS l4th ST.
Derive Col.
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LET'S COL!

LET'S GOtl!
Only 10 more young men who can sing needed
for the great Let's Co. musical production
staged for the soldiers benefit Liberty Hut
Celebration week Rshearsals Monday. Wednes
day. Friday evening p. m, Central Branch y
NJ. c. A., corner G and 18th st. Come on young
men, do your bit for our MANNED heroes! Many
stars to appear. AL young men who can SINS
invited. Good time assured. Show greater than
Alta Boy" Room open for few solOists. Show
the boys at Walter Reed Hospital and nearby
camps that you have not forgotten them. Charles
Lester Riemer, director
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.OST - ANTIQUE EARRING,

banjo shape set with pearls. LIB
eral reward if returned to GA
~ st. sw. ja3I-IOt
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HOTELS AND CAFES.

THE CAIRO HOTEL
Que 81, next door 10th NV, mod
ern steel 6reproof structure; rooms
with bath. $3.50 per day; rooms
with running hot and cold water,
$3.50 per day. Special rates by
the month. ja4-tf
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FOR SALE-LAND.

FOR sALE-l,4iO ACRES RICH ST. FRAN:
els bottom $40. 40 acrs improved prairie farm
so 40 acres fine improved farm SO. WILL
WHOM Planters Hotel st. Louis felt
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DOST-GOLD sIGNET RING-N1IN \ u Al
January 2, al Vi. ave and Loan circle. n
ItiSl Nv. II. W" Phone North 10 Re
ward. IEE-t
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WoRkING NJ EN-THE FUNDAMENTAL
principle of this business is to give all hus-
tiers a square deal and value real and say,
boy, this is one busy store every day. All due
TO giving best value for the cash spent. See US
for good wool slightly used oyercoats. S. up.
JUsTH's OLD STAND, 6ls d. felt
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WANTED-SALESMEN.
sALEsMEx WANTED.

sALESMEN WANTED.
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS OR SAILORS.
Immediate profits pIyablc in, your own or any
own IN amounts to sIit your needs. if you
rsyr Tvrs.nalty OF push. Your customers are
rrEy man and woman who has ten dollars or
n tAOusand dollsrs Permanent business prob
bic fcr CSEablc. honest men. No technical
lnOwleClge necessary. Write today.
d. a. HAY 4 Co, Il Broadway. Suite rs
Telephone Bowling Green 96i.
New York Clty
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Accountant, book
keeper

Experienced as cashier, statis-
teal clerk and office executive in
railroad, commercial and govern
mcnt work. Familiar with office
detail and auditing. Quick, accu-
rate and proven efficiency. Now
earning $1,000 per annum in gov
ernment service. Would like to
connect with wide-awake, growing
concern. Will give 80 days trial
at moderate salary to prove eff
cheney. Home owner, excellent
health and best of habits. Refer
ences. Apply. Box 326. Herald Of
fIcc. jan2o-St
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SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY.

FRANK THEODORE ALIEN, SCIENTIFIC
sstrologer director. Astrological Research So
ceg1. Private readings, by appointment only,
s. TEpewrttcn resdIngs. by mail, $ and Up
is 81. nv. Phone Franklin esc tHlsos
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HELP WANTED.

.Ek-ssiEN TO SELL low PRICED MILE,
sr slAranteed tires; must be live wire Ex-
oent pruposition to right parties. Write for
rusuiArs 70 MERCURY TIRE 90. III
ontvsy, New York City. fs3n
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CLASSIFIED ! ADVERTISING DIRECTORY
WANTEp-RooMS.

WANTED : BY REFINED COUPLE AND
daughter I'll years. two furnished rooms J. b.
K. by February J. Phone Main $50, branch
70s fe22t
WANTED ON OR BEFORE FEB. l5-BY
refined Employed couple. ] or 2 unfur. rooms.
Close IN preferred. References. Write CHAs. o..
CLAUS. 6l4 18th St. NV. or BOX S29 Herald
office fe2@
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR RENT - ONE IVERS AND POND
piano; excellent tone; good condition. In
1uire ID 18th st. ne fest
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NO ICE THIS YEAR

b acting promptly you may acquire for only
Loo. license without royalty to buy. assemble
nd sell under my exclusive patents, an electri-
Oh device that replaces ice proven colder. cIeAn-
and cheaper fully automatic and self resuat-
= Parts to assemble can be purchased in any
uantity and can be readily assembled anywhere
18th little labor and no machinery Quick turn
ger, tremendous prodts. Every home. farm and
ore Iruspsct, This Is the coming business
~ is the time to get into it Don't wait.
RED W WOLF, II y. Wells ST.. Chicago,
felt
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LOsT-D. X. 4. fkATEkNTTY PIN-KGNE
on back p N. ClArk" Plezse returu 20
kenes1w Apartments. Isth and Irving ss nv
reward. fE@
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Filing sIDNER'S SIMPLE SYSTEM OF
bookkeeping and income tax record Partici-
= upos request. THE SIDNER CO., INC,
. W. Gay st.. Columbus. Ohio. fee-lt
DE LINE SPECIALITY. AVERAGE COM
mission SO to so. Pocket samples and sales
k FRYE Responsible house. Write today.
implicitly CO.. Des Moines. Iowa fe2-u
-DELlNE TOP MITCH SPECIALLY. RE
s0onsible house. Pays commissions rrumpsIy
rte today. samples and sale. talks FREE No
lAys. ERICKSON COMPANY. Des Moines
"a fe2-lt
sDEIINE. FREE SAMPLES. WINNING
ais talk. Easy seller. all lines. Commission
IS paid promptly. GALUsHA, Dept. G.,
: Noanes, Iowa. felt
AkN so MONTH. ALL OR SPARE TINE
raFeiing men. factory workers, Students. others
our spring samples. KEIsER TAILORED
ochNEAR CO., Palmer Bldg, Detroit
en- feert
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MN AND WONEN EARN so To so WEEK
~ selling new product Revoluuonnes "Asn
dav- methods Dirtiest clothes spotlfssly cleaned
without rubbing: dos not inJme finest taorlcs.
Manufacturers refund full purchase prlce 10
svgrybCdy not satisfied. after two weeks trial
azuarantpe coupon in every paCkage. Wute H.
DEI.BARE. Pres. TZl73t South Dearborn, Chi
Faun
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DOsT-DlAAOND sCARfP1N BETNEEN
Emergency Hospital and 18Th and II si1: M
isny setting Suitable reward Oommuniozfs
with J. NJ Gleason. Main e5sl lsU = nv
-
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DUsT-BLAUK BILL POLD, THURSDAY
night. In Metropolitan Tbeaier or between
there and 5th and Z STA, Containing an amcunt
q money and government pSsses. Rewzrd. Re
tum 20 ~ 0th -. sW. any time aft4 oiciors
or call Main 90, brsnch 20 between a. n
and 80 3. m. fsgz
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DDsT-EYfJiLASSE.s AITALnEU 40 4
tack Tin Friday eyeuing. Reward. l78 Ian
- place. Columbia 5G5l fez-l
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6TSTH1RT;ED SOL.DIEHs- DAILY EAST
Iv earned. article costs lOc and sells for $50
Bi-rrst prOlysltiOn out Send loC for sample
and rarticuIars ROSSITER DISTRlBUTlN"
AGENCY. 10 City Trust Bldg, indianapolis
~ fs2 1t
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LOsr-PINK CAMEO PIN, THURSDAY Az
ternOou. Pleas cal North l54s: reward feEs
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WANTED--HOUSES.
REAL ESTATE.

WHY STAY NORTH AND FREEzEf- Won
deTful opportunities for making money IN
Florda,s beautiful climate; get particulars.
PERRY. Box LOS. Jacksonville Fla felt
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AGE.NTSLSELL CLASSY PICTURES BATH.
iug rrIs art poses. samples loc refunded II
dissatisfied. ROSELEAF CLUB, 81 LOUIS
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LOST.

attached to Eiolot, velvet belt Reward 33
Biltuorc -. Apt. -. evening" o. szndsyE
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
Los Angeles Has About
40 l]nWeIcOIne Guests

Los Angeles, Feb. 6.-Los Angeles to-
day was host to the party Of about 10
Russisns and alleged L W. W agitator,
who were deported from the Charter
Oaks district late yesterday.
Fulfilling reports circulated at noon
Yesterday, about 150 orange growers
and representatives of associated INDUS
tries went to the so-ealled 'RussIan
house, at Charter Oaks, informed the
Russians they would not be tolerated
longer in that district, loaded them in
To auto trucks and brought them under
guard to Los Angeles.
A number cf women, said TO have
been four, were among those deported.
.;,y lot grower in the district seem
cd willing to diseuas the matter.
Legal action against the rsnchers OF
the Charter Oak district, who deported
the alleged 1. W. W. agitators late yes
terday was beng planned by the depoa
ed mea and women today, Attorney J,
Rhyckmann, representing the striking
orange pickors announced.
The sheliff's office declared it mad
been informed the strikers were not
deported fercibly, but had agreed T.
leave if the rsnchers would furnish tae
TRANSFORMATION.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
ST PAUL NEWS.


Private Gerald Connor is home, hav-
ing received his honorable discharge
from Camp Lewis.
Mary Mckay came home from st..
Mary's academy Friday night.
Edna Davidson, with her cousin, Chas
Merten, motored up from Portland Sun
day morning, returning Sunday evening
Mary Mckay and Private George Mer-
ten returning with them.
Private John Hughes received his hon
orable discharge from an eastern camp
and arrived home Sunday evening. All
Mrs. Hughes children and their fami-
lies came to her home to welcome their
brother John when he came.
Mrs. Eugene Davidson wss hostess on
Thursday at charmingly informal lit
tie fancy work party at her home. The
tea table was dainty in its ornamenta-
ton Of spring flowers. Those enjoying
the afternoon were Mrs. Van Simon,
Mrs. T. Kloft and the hostess.
A surprise party was given to Mr..
and Mrs. Gerald Connor Sunday eve
ming in honor of Gerald's return.
Thirty young people went out to sur
prise Peter Kirk on his fifteenth birth
dsv Sunday night. He sure was sur
prised, but nevertheless they soon went
to playing games and had jolly good
time. At a late hour all were seated
iat table with plenty Of good eats, aft
er which Peter received presents, then
all returned home, wishing Peter many
happy birthdays.-Woodbnrn Independ-
emf.
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wooDBURN NOTES

Lieut.. Keith Powell who had been
in service in France and returned to
the United States in January, has be-
come cashier of the Bank of Wood
burn, where he went on duty Monday.
Lieut.. Powell, who is son-in-law OF
Judge George G. Bingham, one of the
principal stockholders of the bank,
will be joined here by his wife from
Salem and Woodburn will be pleased
to count them as residents.
Gerald Wolfe reported missing and
supposed to be dead, has written a
postal from Germany, where he is with
the army of occupation. He is the son
of Ed Wolfe, who vainly endeavored
to get his son by cable informing him
Of his mother 3 death. The postal was
dated Jan. IA and addressed to the
boys mother. Mr.. Wolfe, the father,
is visiting at Gates before leaving for
Baltimore, Md. 4
Lieut.. l.. r. Steelhammer returned
from Camp Hancock, Ca, and after
visiting his parents in SNlverton Wis
d his brother, J. +. Steelhammer
and family Sunday before going on to
Walla Walla, Wash, where he is in
business. Among other guests at this
home on Sunday were Mrs. Steelham'
mer 3 sisters, Mrs. A. Il. West and
daughter of Warrenton, Mrs. Shant2
and sons of Salem, and Mrs. Louellea
Walsh and daughter of this city, also
Oscar Steelhammer of Portland.
A letter from Sergt Wiley Donney
stationed at Quantico, Va, tells OF
trips he made to Baltimore, Washing
ton, D. c., and his purpose to get ac'
quainted with New York city. Having
been four years abroad, most of the
time at Guam, he considers 1T worth
while to see some of the important
places in this country. At Fredericks
burg, where he was only two hours, he
found sufficient time to see what hi
wanted. He says that between study
and drill ork he had little time t
visit. He does not know yet what dis
position will be made Of the bunch
He has met with many of his old com
rades since going to Quantico wht
were sent from the islands.-lndepend
emf
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Portland Monday morning.

Portland Monday morning.
Mrs. Chadina of Portland il in Doa-
aid this week helping her daughter,
Mrs. Sexsmith, get settled in her new
home.
Harold lamb left for Seaside Tuesday,
where no has secured position.
Thomas s. Anderson, pastor Of tbe1
Salem Presbyterian church, was in Don-
aid on Wednesday for short time.
Boyd Yergen, who has been in Uncle
SANS service since last summer, has
been honorably discharged and reached
hime on Thursday morning
Russell Case, who has also been in
the spruce division, reached home onss
Tuesday.
John Miller Of Woodburn who bought
the Kilen farm near Donald has taken
possession and moved his family out.
Mr. and Mrs. McMusch, who moved
from Portland to farm near Donald
last fall, we're in town on Thursday for
the first time in three weeks, being sub.
jects of the flu during that time.
Miss Vivian Gone is reported some
better Of the sciatica rheumatism at
this time, the after effect Of the flu,
which she had in the fall.
r.. L. Cook ard Il. A. Dayton Of Wood
burn were delivering Standard oil 20
the merchants Of Donald on Thursday.
Mrs. Clarence Mayes and Estellc were
in Donald on Sunday packing their per-
sonal goods, preparatory to vaeGting the
residence bought by Fred sexsmith. Mrs
Maycs and daughters will locate IN
Portland.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Yergen were at
the Donald Nursery on Tuesday buying
fruit and ornamental trees for their
home place.
The nursery seems to be supplying
large number of the local trade with
trees of both kinds--fruit and ornament
tal-just now, keeping the nmserymea
busy filling orders.
4 Mr.. Winsns Of the purchasing do
partment Of the Oregon Electric r. II.
was Donald visitor on Monday.
w. A. Hills left for Seattle last Fri
day and may go on to Alaska to intro
duee his auto sleigh before returning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
Number OF Arrests OF
German Citizens Was
By Webb Miller

UNITED Press staff correspondent
American Headquarters in Germany,
Feb. 5.-Two hundred and twenty-one
German citizens have been tried N Am
erican military courts during the past
week. Of these 1913 were convicted.
This is a big increase, due largely TO
more drastic enforcement OF regulations
Heavy fines were imposed.
Fourteen women, convicted OF asso-
ciating with American soldiers, were
fined from 100 marks ($23) upward ana
sentenced to as much as months I'M
prisonment
One German dealer was fined for us,
ing the American flag for commercial
purposes. He sold stationary on when
the American and Germsn flags were
crossed. Three of the convictions were
for disseminating enemy propaganda
among the troops.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07

Sam had done good deal for him in
many ways He got to Wilsonville,
finding he had to wait three hours for
a train so he walked into Donald Rath-
or than wait.
& Miss Idcll Lamb went to Portland
OH Tuesday to spend short time with
her grandmother Lamb.
J.'P. Feller came home from Salem
Friday, having been excused from serv-
ing on the jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Quin spent the
week end with Mrs. Quin s mothersnear
Butteville, Mrs Mathoit.
Gilbert Mosier and wife, Frank Mo-
sier, wife and daughter, Clara, of Sil-
verton were guests at the j. p. Feller
home last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Walker return.
ed home Sunday after spending wcex
with their daughter in Salem.
Mrs. Mark Brown of Salem visited
her daughter, Mrs. Dayton Walker, be-
tween trains on Monday.
+. Hoover and A. Ritzingcr Of the
W. A. Fuller company Of Portland were
in Donald on Friday, replacing the large
plate glass window in the Johnson store
which was broken several weeks ago by
A. j. Rich throwing a stone at dog
and missing his mark.
Mrs. A. Z. Feller of Portland and
daughter, Bernice, spent last Sunday
with Mr.. Feller on the farm. This il
Bernice' first visit home since enter
| ing the Sisters school at Mt. Ango
last fall because Of the restrictions cam
ed by the "flu.
Il. u. Henderson of Portland was in
Donald in connection with land dea
Thursday.
| j. b. Kennedy of Portland and w. d
Scott and wife of Monroe, Wash, were
in Donald Thursday looking at q farm
near here which Mr.. Scott expected Il
buy if the papers could all be made out
satisfactory. We are glad to welcome
these strangers to Donald and communi
ty and hope they may soon feel a
home.
Mrs. Dolph Cone, Miss Letha Cont
and Earl Cone took the carly train t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
Director OF Emergency
Fleet Denounces Strike
OF Seattle Shipworkes

Philadelphia, Feb 6-The Emergency
Fleet corporation will not deal. with the
Pacific coast strikers until they return
to work and submit their grievances III
the proper manner.
J. W. Slaught, director of publicity
of the corporation, said Charles y. Plez,
director general, made this statement
before departing for Washington late
today.
Slaught said the director general was
firm and would not recede from the
stand he had taken, as published IN
Pacific coast newspapers.
Piez. according to Slaught, said he
would call & conference Immediately
upon the mems returning to work, but
until they did so he would have no
dealings with them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
DONALD NEWS NOTES.
lCapital Journal speeial servieel

Capital Journal Special serviee)
Donald, Or, Feb. 6.-Donald seems
to have taken on a new lease of life
from the changes being made in it Of
late. New families maving in, Others
buying homes, etc.
Fred Sexsmith, our depot agent, has
lately purchased the Clarence Mayes
residence and have been moving in the
past few days.
Joe Bexil has bought two lots with
a small house on them from Mr.. Mayet
also.
w. f. Conner Of Indiana, who has
been in the service in Calf, A. now
travelling for the Diamond Match Co.
He said this time spent with Uncle
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned has been duly appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Arthur L..
Whiteman, deceased, by the county
court Of Marion county and state of
Oregon, and has qualified. All persons
having claims against the said estate
are hereby notified to present same,
duly verified, together with the proper
vouchers therefor, to the undsrsigned
at the office of s. M. Endicott, Salem,
Oregon, in said county Of Marion, with
in six months from the date of this
notice.
Date of first publication, this 24th
day Of January, 1919.
GRACE HANSEN,
Administrative of the estate Of Ar
4hur L. Whiteman, deceased. zSi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
Workers Arc to Rule.

Lawrence, Mass, Feb. 6.-Six thou
sand textile workers participated in
mass meeting here this afternoon. r.
P. Cosgrove, an official Of the Marine
Fircmcn' 's Union, who made the open
ing speech, declared that "the work
crs Of the country are going to rule
the country now andforever"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
WILL HEAR COMPLAINTS
or PRUNE GROWERS

Washington, Feb. 5.--Captain s. B
Walker, of the purchase storage sup
ply division of the army, Is being sent
to Salem, Or, to hear complaints Of
prune growers On prices, the present az
rangement of pay, cost and slight profit
The protests arise over the method Of
arriving at the cost. This is the reason
for Captain Walkers visit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07

THE SOLDIER BOYS-Pool and bill
lizard parlor is now open under new
management and it renders you and
the general public congenial place
to pass away a few leisure hours.
The basement of OroSon Electric
depot, corner of State and High.
Phone CPS. VIM. Livock, prop. 3-6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07

The armistice ends one of the indie
pendent wars that were threatening
eastern Europe. The Poles had announeI
ed their intention Of occupying Berlin
and at one time were reported within
100 miles of the German capital
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07
Germans And Poles Sign
Seven Day Armistce

Basle, Feb. 6.--Germans and Poles
have signed seven day armistice on
the Silesan front, which may be re-
newed automatically, it was reported
in dispatches here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07

FOR SALE-Or trade, room house
and lots, 4 blocks south Southern
Pacific depot, ON 18th and Lee
streets. VIII trade for bungalow and
lot in Portland, Or, or will sell for
5000. Mrs. l.. D. Chase, 1l75 N. 18th
st. Salem, Or. 2-S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07

FOR SALE-Or trade, one 21a heavy
Winona wagon, almost new, all rig
ged for travelling. Will take good
ow in on same. W. T. Monteith, Rt.
l, box TAB, Salem, Or. Phone Amity
365S 2-6
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07

WANTED-Good stumpage for eight
or ten cords of wood, accessible for
motor trucks. North of city prefer
red. Give price and particulars in
first letter. Address G.. B. johnson,
Rt. 4, box I'D, Salem, Or. IT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-02-07

FOR SALE-By owner. two five room
modern bungalows, free of encum-
brance. One at 1865 Trade street,
the other at 244 S. 14th street. Terms
if desired. Address Mrs. L. v. Bud
long, 105 Washington street, Van
couver, Wash. 2-l9