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Arizona republican., 1919-01-02
JAPAN PLEDGED TO
 PEACE PO[|CY-' OPEN
 DOOR IN FAR EAST
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 NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-Japan will enter the peace conference pledged to policy of peace and the open door, in the Far East, in the maintenance of which she will welcome the co-opera- tion of the allies, Baron Nobuakl Ma kino, of the Japanese peace commls- sion, declared on his arrival here to- day, with fellow delegates, attaches and secretaries on the way to France.
 His country's course in her foreign relations, said the baron, who IS member of the Japanese house of Deers. and the advisory council of dlp- lomatic affairs, will be such as to in s,lre the most effective partnership with the associated powers, in the vorl, of reconstruction. Having estaD- lished peace in the Orient by clearing Germany from her far eastern bases, and keeping the Pacific open to con- merce. he added, Japan is fully Tn ac- cord with the allies, for q just and lasting world peace.
 Recommending Baron Makino on his arrival on a special train, with an ol- l ficial escort, provided by the state de- 1 parement, were Lieutenant Generai | Takeji Nara and Vice Admiral lsamu l Takeshita, military and naval repre- l SentatlVeS. ElSo fuhdl, uli SN'oi DA [ bank of Japan, and h1puSapuro uhul' and Natazo Kita, noted Japanese fi- naciers. together with party of at taches and secretaries numbering 25.
 Is Third Ambassador
 Marquis Saionji, senior delegate, Will join the party in Paris, travelling by way of the Suez canal. Baron Chinda ambassador to England, is the thirt peace envoy of ambassadorial rank.
 Baron Malino will go to Washington } to call on Viscount 1shii the Japanes' ambassador, and with his party vii sail January on the Cunard line Carmania, spending few days ln Lon don before going to Paris.
 The baron spoke enthusiastically 0 his trip across the continent the ilfs
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02

since he iourneyed to San Francisco In the early seventies, on his way nome after attending school in Phllaneipnia. Al that time his father, Toshimichi Ok11bo. was a member of the Iwakura mission. which visited this country and England. to announce the restoration of the throne of Japan, and the de- termination of the new government to pursue the policy of the "open door in foreign intercourse. Baron Makino asserted that everything I have seen and everything I have heard from my countrymen, since l arrived on your shores, has tended to indicate even closer and more sympathetic relations for the future than have prevailed in inc p1 st.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02

move in their houses, that is. what's left of them; some are pretty badly torn up and beyond repair. while others weren't even touched. It's a little VII lage that isn't any more than rock quarry now. There isn't wall stand ing over 10 feet high. am hopins every day that you received my ielter vvith inc Christmas coupon enclosed, for small as it may be, it's going to be some treat.
 Received a. letter from Aunt Katie, and one from Uncle John day or so ago. I must answer them today. Give my love to Charley. Hoping l will hear from you soon, 1 am Your loving son,
 JOHN. Address:
 John B. McNulty, M. E., Hdqs. Det. 18th Engineers, A. E. F, France, 40th Div.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02
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the east tonight on any of these lines, and the only trains to depart on them today were a stub sent out by the Union Pacific, to relieve a passenger train stalled at Sharon Springs, Kan
 sas, and th>r regular night train for Kansas City and Chicago on the Santa Fe Railroad officials said they ex
 pected to have the Santa Fe track cleared by the time this train reached the snow bound area east of La Junta.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02
NORMAL SERVICE BY TODAY
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DENVER, Jan. With moderating reported from Colorado and western Kansas. railroad officials tonight said they expected to have nor nal train service restored by tomorrow, although traffic still was demoralized tonight on the Union Pacific, Rock ls- land and Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02

It is not a good plan to take on too many good resolutions at once. We are in danger Of becoming overaden and confused, with the result that we let them all drop and break. Good resolutions like every other good thing should be taken in moderation.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02

The allies seem datory in the business of setting the date for the beginning of the peace conference Perhaps they do not want to interfere with the good time the president is having in Europa The con- ference can wait.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02

MT Gloom it is said that the ex-kaser-
 Madam" courteousy interposed J. Fuller Gloom, whenever in the presence lady hear that name mentioned I indulge in a brief season of silent pro- fanity.'
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02

It was particularly stated in account of street car collision Tuesday morning that the meeting occurred in mist We reiterate it now lest careless persons think the collision took place in a fog
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02

Vice President Marshall, on behalf of the U. S., recently received Prince Yorihito Higashi- -Fushima and his suite at the capital. They are visit ing the U. s. The prince is a cousin of the Japanese emperor and com mander in his country's navy. He has represented his country several times in international courtesies. He is being accorded the honor shown distinguished visitors.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2 1919

The coming of peace quite properly brings joy and relief, and with peace comes responsibility-responsibility for others as well as for ourselves.
 -Lucius Teter.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02

E M W U - Concerning The Ford Gold and Silver and Meeting:
 Mr. Manager meeting election of of of will be held the and which shows methods the balance word that money IS offices on the
 
 uncovered Will today pay values ledge wid- prospects Another advantage which millions adjoning but opinion and shall support the vote price share hope auanances will buy before the raise Stockholders notce he of the bylaws m the will be held 5 in Phoenix on January 20 E. Washington St.
 At that will take together with cents snare miscellaneous pertinent the business.
 The increase price the working shafts and all depths and in all directions By order of officers GEO. O. FORD President. must legally insert "rhe Corporation Commis this other stock from this or other # corporations
 = Remember 21sc h Fords @ Stores GEO O. FORD President
Arizona republican., 1919-01-02
HIS APPROPRIATE ACTION

This is mid-winter weather, all right
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
CHRISTMAS CHEER
PERVADEs CITY
ContInnad From - 30

mas. celebration. with .ls beautiful
music and elaborate decorations.
EARLY church-eoers and late santa
Claus helpers do not Get the mornln.
nap they had promised themselves
The &ddies saw 10 that making lhe
house ring with their 10y over the
presents Old Kris had bought 20 them.
Following an lhis excitement, iile
house became permcotcd with IKE Sow
ory smells OF turkey and hot minc5
pie and visitors dropped In by iw0s
aud threes to exchange greetings Tie
evening brought parties of various
sorls for The grown folks
is everybody sleepy today? Well
rathcrl hut 70 was worth &c.
Crowds attended the Community
Service Christmas Eve outdoor celebra-
lion, remaining through ihe evening I'm
spite Of the piercing cold Carols by
The Wilmington Community Chorus
were beautiful opening feature Of The
program. The chorus had gladly com
piled with The request OF the Com
munlty Service TO cooperate IN the
program, and their excellent singing
under the leadership OF William P
While, was one Of the finest offerings
on the program, and received great
applause.
The sham battle wherein soldiers
from Fort Du ponl captured he ruins
of The old Court House was hugely en-
ioyed by the applaudIng crowd 10 was
an extremely realistic and thrilling af-
fair.
The Christmas playlet Dy the Com
munity Service workers was finely
given. and intensified The Christmas
spirit
This evening there will be presented
scenes Of iovially such as were The
habit Of England years ago and the play
has been called "0ld English Night
The cast Of characters follow
The Lord Of the Mauor. r....W Taylor
The Lady Of The Manor
Grace Wilmington
Tho Jester. r...-.. Edward Montgomery
Evening journal., 1919-12-26

males, and there was an enormous vol
ume OF gifts 10 the needy
The Volunteers OF America distrib-
uted hundreds Of dinner-baskets and
convinced many poor, little kiddies that
here really is a Santa Claus.
Tho salvation Army also distributed
many dinners. At the industrial home
OF the salvation Army there was a spe-
cial turkey dinner FOR employees.
In the hospitals there were special
Christmas trees for the patients. spe-
cial dinners were provided for those
able TO partake Of substantial food and
sifls were distributed among the
Younger inmates. The Delaware, HON.
copathlc, Physicians and Surgeons all
made special preparations.
Carrying out their belief in their
rtualistic provisions for charity, MEM
bers of the Elks' yesterday visited
homes Of poor families and presented
Evening journal., 1919-12-26

Them with baskets containing a Christ
mas dinner that helped materially in
making the day merry.
AZ the Ferris Industrial School for
Boys a gala program was carried out
Christmas eve to divert the thoughts
OF these tiny juvenile dellnquents from
their confinement. A special Christmas
piaylet, "Oid Woman in The Shoe was
presented by cast OF the boys, and
there was a Christmas tree laden with
gifts for each individual.
Burdsn's Ice Cream Company and the
Sharpless Ice Cream. Company played
the role OF Santa Claus 20 an OF the
clty's charitable institutions, giving
away hundreds OF quarts.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26

The peasant girls WIN came TO visit
at ihe manor:
Rebina Feegue. $50. Blanche Petticord
Helen Tucker. .........s..M Marion Brown
Edna Murray. Marion Leary
Edna Evans .Alrry Raboru
Catherine Connolly.
The Merry Minsirois,
Kroner pieFson. James StcadNal
Yesterday. automobiles laden with
gifts. made tour Of the fourteen char
table Institutions in the ely aui dded
90 the gayety Of thc holiday festivities.
They represented The result If ihr
Community Service actslles., IN a,ldi-
ton 10 the generosity ~ Wilmington
citizens. Une automobile was % rla"g
ON AIiss Shaub, whose work .fas Wu1
unstinted praise: Irving easier Miss
llaughey, while The ot,er WIS inUued
by Harold Keats, rNecp'iN'. ne mas
Mcdonnell and John s.. Nln.in.
True 10 predictions tle igsl peace
time Christmas season was perhaps
the greatest for Tho mcrthanls ever
seen in this city. Departments store
managers report Tuesday an, We'd
nesday 10 have been The greatest days
in The history Of Wilmington merch-
andsing Despite the efforts put forth
TO convince lhe public that shopping
should 6e done earlier in The season,
ihe bllk of lhe business was trans
acted in The last few days The very
obvious result was that the department
store help was insufficient to handle the
buslgcss. shoppers in many cases form
ing lines.
No figures could be given out as
TO the extent OF the business done
during the past few days, but it was
estimated that the amount will by far
exceed The two million. dollar mark.
Public and charitable institutions
made Christmas happy for their in
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
Piles Cured An q IN 4, nav.

Piles Cured I'm 20 ij Days
Druggists refund money N pATO ONT.
MENT fails 10 cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding
or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation.
SoOthes and Heals. You can get restful
sleep after the first application Price BOc.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
COAL TRIBUNAL
TO MEET NEXT WEEK

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26 United Press.
The lrst meeting Of President WI
sons coal tribunal Will be held here
Monday when The three members VIII
lay tire basis for future sessions Wiiich
will be held after January 1 10 was
learned a, the White House today.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE fIab-
lctsl. n stops the Cough aud lieanache
and works or the Cold. T. W. GROVES
signature on each box. j0c.-Adr.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
LOCAL SECURITIES
CHICAGO GRAINS.

CHICAGO GRAINS.
CHICAGO, Dec &c United Press
Opening grain
Corn, Dee, ii3; May, i33@32h; July,
1872.
oats. May, s3%@s3; July, 7GA.
Evening journal., 1919-12-26
Sines and Welch
Florists

PIP WEST EIGHTH STREET.
Cut Flowers and Funeral Designs
a Specially.
D. ( A. 5612
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
WHEN YOU VlE
Up Drink 6Os
| Of HOT water


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IwhiIs sAs bowel psFss 70. ~. s..s
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"A 4 splendid health measure y
a.,nx bsgore breakfast each ~, =,
s,.s. AZ hat water with q ssasp"shass. essh =
. " assrIsss way % wash these rolaeass
ga ~ ~ .tomash, liver, Kidneys W.
I, s,n.ssls. mus cleansing, swestsaang w.
J, lg,ssbenine the alAmsnsasy sAas'
! so,e eatlng more food. . ~.
'0's asariss pound o. llmssioae ''s. Il "
,,hn,s essts i'll yary litils q ne W., W.,
.ass aa, MI i suffieieai % make anysa' ~
AZ enthusiasts ~ .nsids na'nshs 60
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
LOW PRICE
FLOUR SALE

The United States Gram corpofa.
sion has arranged wsth the 'n'i'A \"
oregon. wanhinalon and faaho so oi-
frr tos the trade standard Fuss
wheat Flour eauld to or better .nsn
that now being exported ny she o,a., !
"a states Grain Corporation. az =
mr,rs mat vim permit rs being hola
- ,he consumer al not to exceed W
nsr barrel packe din s4A % eetlen
saeks NJ mot more tnan $3.50 ana ~ Y
lis. eo.,on sacks "a not more sna" ~, ss
n Il any dealcr a unable 70 obtain thil
Eaour Al price thai VII permit v y
Ibelng re.ailed at nos 70 exe''s" p.'ss, n,
Ina,nad. Or II any consumer y unnpV
.ito obtain this flour ~ resaii ~ ~ ~
~ sxeeed prices named please no'lt
Grain Corporation
at SO Boara Of Trade buiid'ns
: Portland. Oregon
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
Rest BUYS.

.,. acres. all in cultiya'tso@so s@so0.
Thirty acreS, ads Of city limits. S9ooo, Oon,
fenced oo Az AZ in cultivation oosoyd to
60 acres, aoj harm. family ofcieS eanI
house, goop sopool and town. .-''OVVV'
easy terms. ooras prunes in pear
so acres, iogans. 2 acres raspgSa Ten
ling, II acres al,,yts and cherries. and
/ ries, some Ms''tT house, good barn at #
room moaerini A good pus -
other outpu,, or,ns stock goes n. ooras
ISIS, ,0eo; teri1i9' sa acres prunes, . aJ1e W.,
80 acres, ennles, Royal A.iie VIII
logahs, s0' Pest Of fruit "a Z taruas'
Iries, etc. for bsst $4,000; good terms term or
\ s acres INES. esasa n. Al snap at va
4 naved road, close an ,,
l500 .aar salem, all IN cu,oI ussooI
.;or room house, s,stad. ted well fenced
lio a acres all cultlv,dd'ennr cur,d nrunes, houst
,e acres Syear olS miles Of Sa
i barn. family orchslaoo orc saaoo cash. balahc
| ,a,, p,r = Price $4,000 s4V"S
6 per cent HOUSES s,,rraloy
strictly modern i -,
s4spvdi Modern room rosdo DuN
ans furnace. ssovvdi sodarn house. We
mem, room strictly nloter terras.
Ieated. $4,000. easy ,,se paved sire
ioS@,r loom modern hyu5 haIance s25 p
.asaa. $500 cash, o :.
1919 AZ percent ,ze lot S0xst
Inoii,.e raom modern hu1
Hsseai, terms on pa',se. close in.
IszeV, ,oom modern n"u7 !,
ass; terms snsaePn or Pafib' house, lot ''Hi'
lfru4it, furnisnsse so,,se. 'SSsgii Iot giieezno0 f.
lIaf fruit. ss5O i.. easn, I-e
For ''s' S;ooeolofsky ;o
al state street str-.--
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
YANKEE SOlDERS
LED FRENCH GIRLS
ASIRAI, IS CLAIM

parts. Pee. sa.~rhe newspaper -
Petit Eleu said Tuesday American
sslaaers. ii twa years In Paris caused
more French xiFls % 80 Nstfas thaH
weu,a hnve otherwise III ssn Seafs
normal sine.
| cemmemslux ueon the arpeAi ef ths
ERev stanley Fisl,sr, rest<ss ~ -
Amerlcan ehareh n Paris. fof $tea9.-
toQn with which 10 fcund a eharch y
/ eare for the morals Of ten theusAne
INmsriaan ssn,svnw sisFss tsfesit h'se
said
~Thas Paris j. An lnnausai city r
1.-The grain refrain IN Asnsrtca. hns &c
. 1--we merit sAls rsrasation and a. We
Iprofis BY az
s.lgg aly very well 10 say Paris
! liamhklns ashA0enea American WOLVES
lana preteMd II wae Inc iazAhs shAs No
I ran il. nut ISN'T a nessihle the ~Eeves
Il NAV have been hIack ana tho Kftete<'
fauit Of the insnhs thNt thsy WIRE tNs
b easily euticeds
al eAil YOU have tp do TODAY e g
lenser any larKv rarisian millinery ss'
stabl,shment. where formerly fssi'
VI parisIan gsrls earned their living wiz
their fingers. ana you hear evvrywher
- the same lamsntation:
\ sssnca the Americans came ~
Iare absolutely Without working eifix ,
lss rhe bcvs who ala TIE actual tkgh'
M snx were not 10 much 70 hs~aAs, W
~ newspaper said besause they seiup
~ y kot to Paris, ~ was tns insh s*s'''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
New Today.

WOODS BARGAINS
seven room modern house $500.
rive room modern bungalow, paw
Cd street, $500. Strictly modern
dix room bungalow. paved street,
s35OO. Modern bungalow close in
S4500. 10 room house. paved stree,
and car line. a good investment
$4,000. Fine modern house south
salem. $3.50. Want to buy house
IN or near Los Angeles. Cal. Choice
lot with old house close in, $400
Prune orchard for sale. +. L
Wood, Bayne bldg S06'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24

Grain: wneat. No. 4. -; feed oass
so @s5c; milling oats s5@Ssci cheat
hay s1s@1a; cat hay ss2@2Si eioV'
er hay s2sG24: mill run sAsW ~
Butterfat. Butterfat Iaci cream
erv butter 72673c.
Pork, veal and mutton; PORK on 1ocs
l5c; 4 veal fancy 22c; steers
IA sc:s cows s@7 i-ac; sprins iamDs
MAC; awcs 4@Bc; sheep. yeariings 70
Eggs and poultry; Eggs eash oes, ~.
light hons 22e; heavy hens ltei osu
roosters i5Ga Ice; springs azc, y.
Vegetables: Onions per SACK ~
celery doz. sl.76; potatoes fakims
&c. oregon 3Aci sweet potatoes as
lbeets per sack $s.75; turnips per sac' ny
lss75; carrots per sack sSi parsn'p
iper sack 1915.
leFsust oranges taboda s.So; lemon
lxssoap7oo; bananas lie; honey exl
soe: bunch beets 45c; cannase y
lhead lettuce si.25; carrots 4ee; rrap' "
l1sc: Brussell sprouts iec; cauiiiiow'
sis2 don; red peppers zoe 10, -
Retail pricess Eggs r dozen ~
creamery butter soc; country puso
7oc: flour, hard wheat ss'lo@s.se'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24

Salem folks to know that
VIM. Kantelberg has returned to
live in Salem permanently after his
four years of absence. in the manu-
featuring steel industry and in the
service, he was scheduled to go
over seas with U. 8. army OF occu-
nation as an acetylene welder, but
since his return he is forming new
transfer company in Salem which
will be known as the Verlbesi
transfer Co, where ne will endeav-
or to give you the Veribest service
during the year 1920. Phone 1874
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24

EoR5 sALE--or trade, 1915 acres 10
Gated IA miles from Salem on =,
GOOD rock road win be on paved "a
Toad next wear. Land all clear with
foir air improvements and good fam
IN iiy orchard. Bargain for cash of
viii M trade on larger place or unim
nroyed land in the valley horse Sc
harness and cows go with piauee. pne.
pox IA Journal office, oVo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
Today Where Small Ads Get Results at Small Cost
CLASSIFIED AID RATES.

Rate per word--Each insertion one
.ant six insertion cents. one month,
a. insertions. II cents, one yoar, per
nonth. 0 cents. Minimum per ad %
FIRST Insertion only In New Today
r,tv ads cash in advance and not TAX
an over phone. unless advertiser has
snonthly account No allowance fol
nhone errors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
Ford Company Dsaiss Ru.er
(f Ilncrsass \ W,us Now

netroit, Mich. pee sa.-sE 81 iie-
no,a Henry rerd's personal secsetasy
Issanv aenlpd reports that tns Fesa
Mater company plana % maks a''s
Immediate inereaae " me wesss ,sa y.
lthclr employees His dental fu'aoMn' .''
4 publIshsa ssatssnens that ms.s' .a.'
Imum wage OF ss u day was sansen
lpiated.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
New Jersey Being Combed 4
Far Trace OF Missing Baby

tran,noonton, n, y, DEC .-..
"a being made today Of an az as,sr,oIne
medical institutions 20 NY rann y
,Shsther the body held - tne eo'.s w.
morsue as that Of Billy pansey, pan ,'as,,' '@e ~
nsrfec, hairy. is In reality the p1us ,.s,,.'. -
y, " rntnown child taken aurrepelil'ous-
~ sra,a one Of these institutions
~ ls0 shsjy nome on the outskirts o
,,a ~ ,,raantou. MN and Mrs- Hereuisl
lpansey waited to see whsa,s .'n,.a no,
eronilse contained on the pos,c.,1u !. si,s' ~
racelyed recently declaring ths,s W. "'s,n ~,
10 son would ba returned a1ise ""'
Will wopId be fuIfIlied
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24

FOR sALE-One acre with roollr o,.
house. barn, hen house anu o,msl .,,,a
small buildings and al fhrnieui j i, 4
tsnrse, harness, buggy, cows az 70
chickens. Located IN goou gu, ,'s ;
town with standard hlgn sclog,, Jen y. - !
churches and large stores ~ Z IN ,pn ! !
gain for cash or will tr,ue W ~ 70 fn,,
improved land in the vaties' o,,rnal ~
property in Salem BOX ~ 'ous aosa nisss
office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
ronrI,ANp MARKETs

portland or, pee. sa.--Butter Guy
creamery 7oa7ic; eggs selected ios@, .s y
5Sssss5c; hens s2as5o; hroilers ~"
.s5o. geese 45e; cheese ss@sso'
.aVtgl Lave Stock. ,r
Cattle; Receipts one tone ~ % az,
4 Nv Jlower; choice steers siu.s"% y
s~,ssnul ~ ifalr to medium steers ss.oeg
= @ 5o' common 70 fair steers s7oo@ ss',ll'
S'eV oon,mon to good cows and hesferl or
- so@sso, Gamers ssloo@ioo' buzz
Esi6o Sp7So: calves -s.5ogiaVo.
'1Ss aoss neeclpls sss, ,.ss tone s,ssSs q %Ss Z
tketr ,Iowsri prime mixed 40 is'syo !, :, ! ~
llsA0i medium mixed sis.v"a NV ' ,ls
trough heayies Sl2oo@ ls-VVse ~
4 sla 50dfl3 -. ,a.o ~ ma,
aap. east OF mountain lamI
sii.sSeisso; fi best valley lambs %. Wv, .ls,,
! @ti.5o; yearlings $3.50 @io,sei ws''
eys ssas.5O: ewes se@I'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
Wanted.

MR.. and Mrs. Sparks, ladies and gents
tallors, want garments to remodel.
Room z, 442 State St. 3li
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-24
Good Buys.

so acre farm, 80 acres cultiva.ep, mo,,se
haJance pasture and timber NUS
md harm, chicken house spflne % al
si,a saad of cattle, s horses, some nay, prioa Sa
,nachinery ,,s some crop soWea'
$500. 1to,iar prunes, 6
ond a we Years old. Price $500. O.,.,rotea
% 90 acre farm, nearly all culs"G ,. nr,,ne
o,,se vr and barn, we'll, first ciass ?, n,l,ss q
noas1 n,,a bsrrv sa land, located ~ maa,I nar,
aan,h ,' rock road. win cohsioe' w
SUI SUI price $3.50 per acre.
'faoe' HOUSES xo,o,,
Good 5 room plastered 0uns"
..aanlace. Price $3.50. :. "a
iiret,,,I cood room house located a.
a,,.y uCgI street. Price $500, s,..,ow 10
Ferry raoa s'5 ! room modern bungalow ',,s~ 10 q
4 90 uG0a Il : 2s1O state street, corner =
w n. Grabenhorst " 20; sss
, W. 275 state street -.