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New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
A summary of Capablanca's tourna
ment aCh leVements fnllnws.

In a set match with Marshall Capa
blanca won by 81. with ii draws.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

odd thing about Walter Johnson's
pitching against the lowly Athletics is
that the big Swede has won most of
ms games from that club this year by
the tidy little score of to 0. That
Is the margin Of most of Johnson's
victories generally, but it appears to
be particularly the case when he ia
opposed to the Mackmen.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

That the Red Sox got the best of the
recent trade. with the Athletics of
Shahnon and Roth for Barry and
5.runs IS being demonstrated every
Day shannon, particularly. is a young
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27
At Detroit and Merinn

The Southern star fell before John
G. Anderson at Detroit in 1915, while
Chick Evans dropped him at Merton a
year later. He fell before Anderson s
steady play just as he reached The
edge of the semi-tinal round at De-
troit, where he lost one hole that was
enough to bewilder any golfer tempo
rarily.
Coming to the short seventh hole, he
was down to Anderson. Here Whit
mey planted his mashie shot feet
from the cup, while Anderson's tee
shot was some so feet away, near the
back of the green. This hole looked to
be all in. Anderson's approach stopped
three feet short, while Whitney's stab
for ran by the cup and left him a
dead stymie, Anderson winning the
hole in 3 to A. This one hole settled
the argument then and there
Whitney found Chick Evans moving
al top speed when the two met at Mer-
ion, but the former has been playing
sounder golf this summer than he has
ever shown before.
1t is hardly likely that he will win
at Oakmont. But he is the type Of
golfer who may put out two or three
stars and work his way we'll along
toward the final round. He has the
game to turn the trick where his
steady driving and keen iron play will
keep any man in the field busy to win.
Bobby Jones's Prospect
This Oakmont affair will be Bobby
Jones's second amateur championship.
When he took his first hing at Merton
in 1916 he was exactly fourteen years
and four months old, yet he not only
qualified with u fine "a in his first
round, but later stopped two such
strong entries as Z. NJ. Byers and
Frank Dyer one am ex-amateur cham
pion and the other Pennsylvania state
champion. Bob Gardner. then ANA ateur
CHAMPION stopped the kids wild career
after being down in the morning
round, but even Gardner needed four
spectacular shots at four successive
holes 10 turn the trick.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

Speaking of Alexander's work in
Brooklyn last week, one expert sue
emily summed up the situation by
saying:
Alexander showed by his work to-
day that he has arrived IN his old
time form. Which means that he
should win every game from now on
until the end of the season.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-27

There has been considerable dispute
among scribes and others over the
spelling Of Pitcher Reuther's name
It has finally been established that the
Reds star lefthander places the "e"
before the "u' in his name
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-03-12
Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, March 12-HitinE Z the
.ailroad embargo against New York
allied the ccrn market yesterday at
lser prices mad ruled lower during most
II the session. The close was unset
lied, half cent off to PIC net advance,
With May $1.3e% to $1.37A and July
l1.S1A to $1.S1%. Oats finished un-
changed to hc higher. Provisions
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New York

. NEW YORK, March 12.-Trading
on the Stock Exchange yesterday
lacked the sustained activity and en-
thuGiaSm Of the record Of the day be-
tore, but the tendency was uRmIStak-
ably UPWARD after an irregular open
lAg. with many substantial gains at
the close.
Such uncertainty as prevailed at
the outset was due chiefly to the
haViness Of shIppings and several Of
the industrial specIalities and the re-
BtFieted movement Of United States
Steal and rails, which encouraged re-
neWed selling for the short account.
Both rails and shippings became
t, decidedly strong later, however, the
former advancing briskly on Wash
lAgten adviees which pointed to a
satisfactory outcome Of the confer
snce between the director general
aud the executives Of the Transports
ZION companies.
disappointment was expressed at
he pOStponement Of the meeting BE-
tween steel manufacturers and the
: Department Of Commerce, but the cut
b the Kennecott Copper dividend had
little eject, metals figuring uHimport-
Cntly n. the days operations.
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Oil and Gas.

There Is no very marked difference
In the result Of development work
from day to day in the eastern fields.
For some time there has been fall
ing OF in compilations but marked
increase in new work under way and
starting. The two wells drilling in
the vicinity Of the Manufacturers
Light and Heat compauy's Cow Run
sand producer on the Hieronimus
farm IN Liberty district, Marshall
county, w. We, are near the interest.
Ing point Both arc expected to get
the sand today. One is located on
the Simms farm, 800 feet north OF the
HeronimuS farm and the other on
the Hop farm, 500 feet east of the
Same well. Both wells are important,
touching the probable development of
q Cow Run sand pool. When COM
pleted, they will show whether the
Hieronimus farm producer is draw
ing its production from q pool or is
simply freak. The way the we'll has
been holding up would seem to indi-
cate that 1t is getting its production
from pool. Its production for the
"a hours ending at z o'clock yester-
day morning was 1874 barrels. Che
Manufacturers Light and Heat com.
pauy has made two additional loca.
tons in the vicinity; the drilling Of
these locations is contingent upon the
result Of the two wells new due in
the sand.
On Cove Lick run Of Sand fork,
Court House district, Lewis county,
the South Penn Oil company has com.
pleted No. on the McDonnelI-Mur.
ray farm. It is q small gaSser and
has been transferred to the Reserve
Gas company. In the same district,
the same company Is drilling No. 8 on
the B. g. Collins farm. The Reserve
Gas company is due In the SAID at q
second test on the A. W. Priest farm.
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH, March 1S-on the
Pittsburgh stock exchange the sales
DOT uD 14,4OO shares stocks and $l7'-
700 bonds. The market was broader
han for some days past and most OF
he net changes were in the nature OF
aims. National Fire PROBING prefer
ed advanced to 1sh and closed 15A
md the common ranged between 81
md 0, closing at SH. These stocks
we're fairly active In the New YORK
.urb market where $500 shares OF the
common sold at 9. American Sewer
oipe led the market in point OF activity
100 shares changing hands ana the
ID to 31ss Z. 1ofaatloonl
,rice advancing to I'm. Later It re:
,cted ana closed at 20. A net gain Tor
he day OF 81 share.
Pittsburgh OIL & Gas was the most
,ctive Of its group, advancing to and
dosing at &c. Ohio Fuel Suppl closed
V higher at 4S3s, and Lone Star Gas
liter advancing to ~, reacted to and
,losed unchanged for the day at SlS'
Manufacturers Light and Heat was
s itaahY at 30
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In Curtis district, Roane county, the
Fisher Oil company and the Natural
Gas company Of West Virginia have
completed the rig and starting to
drill q test on the H. J. McCFacken
farm. This location Is 500 feet north
Of the South Penn on company's good
producer on the C. ]. Harris farm. In
the same district, the same comPan-
les have the rig completed for No. 8
on the ]. B. Whited farm. The Ohio
Fuel OIL company is drilling a test
on the NJ. 7. Board farm.
In Center district, Wetzel county,
the Southern Oil Co. and Barnhart
have the rig completed for a test on
the S. NJ. West farm. Proctor dis.
trict has q few important tests under
way and starting. The Carter Oil
company has made the location for a
test on the Inghram.Myers farm. The
Hope Natural Gas company has also
made locations in the same district.
In Court House district, Lewis coun.
ty, the Clayton OIL and Gas company
has timbers at a location on the John
Copley farm. In Booths Creek dis
trict, Taylor county, the West Vir-
ginia E Pennsylvania Gas company.
has started to drill a test on the
Samuel Hibbs farm. On Mud river,
Carroll district, Lincoln county, the
Huntington Gas & Development com.
pany has made a location on the Hen.
~ Lake farm.
One mile south Of Clark pumping
station, Morris township, Washington
county, Pa, the Natural Gas com.
pany Of West Virginia has completed
a test on the Lawrence Craft farm,
showing for 10-barrel Pumper in the
fifth sand. In the same district, the
same company is due in the sand at a
test on the James Irwin heirs farm.
John C. Cummins, vice president
and general manager OF the New
Domain Oil company, with head.
quarters at Lexington, KY, is a Pitts.
burgh visitor Mr.. Cummings has
been connected with the development
of the Kentucky fields for a number
of years and in close touch with op.
erations in the blue Grass" state.
At the present time, Mr.. Cummins
stated that operations in Lee and Al.
len counties are very active. The
prospects for an increase in produc.
ton in these two counties are very
favorable. The best prospect for a
new pool, he stated, was in Menifee
county. Up to this time or quite
much in the limeliEht. -Four or five
producing wells, averaging about %
barrels each have been completed
and some dry holes.
Mr.. Cummins thought the Ken.
lucky fields were now producing
close to 1S,e0e barrels q day and by
midsummer would reach 10000 bar.
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rels. In some sections the territory
has been closely drilled and in those
sections the decline would be rapid.
The Wildcatter is plunging in Ken.
lucky. While he had no knowledge
Of the exact number Of wells OF the
experimental kind drilling and start.
ing. he thought there were probably
from $50 to 200.
Novel 4 Rogers are getting ready
for very active development work on
the large Pendergrass tract in Lee
county. They are erecting camps
and putting In the most modern
equipment to facilitate speedy de.
Velopment. At the present time
there are 10 strings Of tools running
on this tract,
Fred Uhl has sold ais producing
properties in William district, Wood
county, W. Va, to ]. E. johnson. The
purchase consists Of several leases on
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NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

| ~ lNbaH6 ~
BY virtue Of decree Of the CIR.
cult Court of Marion county, West
Virginia, entered on the 3rd day of
March, 1915, in the chancery cause
therein pending In which Robert o
Watkins and others are plaintiffs and
Gladys M. Watkins and others are de.
fendents, tie undersigned special
commissioner will offer for sale and
will sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, at the front door of the
court house of Marion County, West
Virginia, on Saturday tie 18th day Of
March, 1919. at 10 o'clock q m, all
the following Described real estate
situate Nn Winfield district said coun.
ty, bounded as follows;s Beginning at
a point line of the Fairmont, Nor
gantown And Pittsburgh Railroad and
running tbsnce NfS2 3. 10 poles to q
stake; thenSe s. Is E 10 poles to a
tstake in line o the Montana Coal
and Coke CoPphny; thence with its
line s. 62 w. Rpoles to the said line
of said RailroS d; thence with said
railroad is poles to the beginning.
containing acre Pnu ~ poles, belnS
the same land conveyed to Charles
L Watkins by Harmon snider and
wife by deed dated May 2, 1895, and
recorded in deed book No. 70 page
1853
Terms Of sale are as follows: One.
third 'therOf or as muSh more as the
purchaser may elect to pay cash on
the day Of sale in Two equal pay
ments, and the residue in or before
one and two years from day Of sale,
with interest from day Of sale
HARRY SHAW,
| SMacial Cnnnmiasionar
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WANTED TO RENT-TWo modern
houses Of Eve to seven rooms each
by desirable tenants about April LIST.
Address PostoRice Box 14a,
S-1Z-lt-5S36
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FOR RENT
SPECIAL NOTICES
ROAD WORK'


Sealed proposals will be received
until IL o'clock noon March 26th, 1918.
by the County Court Of Marion coun.
ty, for the construction Of S.73 miles
of brick and concrete roads in Paw
Paw, Lincoln and Warrington dis.
tricts
Specifications Ana instructions ss
bidders are ON file ii the County
Clerks office, shd bt the office Of w.
M LINN, Roaa Engineer, FRirmout,
A ceStifie4 check in the sum Of
$4,000 NmuSt accompany each bid.
The County Court reserves the right
to reject my or all bids.
A. G. MARTIN,
Clerk Of the County Court of Marion
County, VIVA,
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
TWO CENTS A WORD CASH WITH oRplsF
HRLP WANTKD-Yn

WANTED-Woman foF house wort
Apply 4ls jackson St S-1lSt s.
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FINANCE, OIL AND Gas

gained SOC 10 S1.OO. Corn showed
strength only ct the Openlng and the
close. Initial returns were due TO
assertions that excessive arrivals Of
hOgB bad become unlikely.
Open Close
. May .......... 1854 1864
July .............. 1.2Sh 1874
OATS
May .............. SAX s3H
/ July ............. 63h So
PORK
May ...............45 1890 $500
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WANTEn.
WANTED-I

WANTBD TO RENTS room house,
seth Side preferred. Address P. o.
Box q. S.6-4t-5S07
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which there are II wells, having a
settled production Of three barrels a
day. The consideration is said to
have haan $4,000 cash.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27

yvhen A. 9. fsohfpsteat q w. 80 ss, ~.
.es,vsd hIn eopy % the salsss'sn 80. ~
sss .s, ma week he vas lnteEesisa $3.50, sssn
' ,,s eve caught the eaps'en szs..
M a..,,,la, Rsaamhss prinklnK toan'saa .sss.,.
,fasn furthsr psfusa q ~ ps., a..'s, ,a.sr.
s.pps,rnstsdt apn wnn moFs intensely ~ go 49,
''sss s.,ss - when his owa name ~, aha s,ass. -
ns,nper was appended 70 wv I'M.
.as,.h ns,,. lola II the wreeklna q - r,.ss ,r
s.,nl,ng fountain - MAIN m ana sxas'
..@a a,,ns,s 81 the silver creek e''s' H
aAy ,anrms, r sas says thai be was 49, y ~ !,
..,.on n abosls sha time snsnnaasnsl ,'..s NJ
= ''a, s,,at lie 10 a. q iesr ~ " ,,sS w. i,
I ~ 's.nlns could hsss annsnl'A'sa ~, Il 4
,s"n fountain without bsarsns @ Y. ,,ns's,,' n.n
J, ~ Sa conflict, as the machine y a s,ssr,.
4 4: ~ ssss However Bohrrstsas = a',..,s ,s.r
Z 49,, ne ii esFtntniy wlliins ~ Nv i.
= .,sa. nm H. city q slissrscn i9s !, ~ 49, -
Y, ~ drinksng fountain y !,
= ,ha, Inc pot1Asteda car -" :
- sa.se * she des,ruesion
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
HOLIDAY Buys

,,, ho,,sea with fine ietH' WV
"a, cnah and terms. .aaern.
eas"' a,n plastered fairly n"us','' s..~,
X ,aaensnt lent { lots soxiso saeh' ~ a.,is s.,
KAT IA areet, z2oo strawberry
szsVg. soe,n house plnaisrsd, sS ng's.i snsi
Ihas.,nsnl, 1s good iets sazoo' os''
terms, .,taafered. tWn fin'
, lgD lsnunaance of fruit Sseo, nax o,.
"ss acres, 6 acres " ,ss.as ete
n,,,ues' ~ bes. Of acil' small NOUS
ssm sssss acres. 8 acres rsos y e'sgaa EsH 70 !
.y.nes .m small houat' ssesV'
lsoll ,,ndsy piow, balance !
ssrra small house, @ps"
pasdu'st 1900. psep rod soil. .,,,,ystlo
foss sso acres, 10 acres ~ su,n r )
u isO aeyss sg more easy 70 .os s'sas saraa .. 4
zs,,e,nas, ~ % fine apsing' issg s aar AZ.
/. nd "a rallies out ~
WVg stsoo cash balance uins,
. '' Walter McLaren !,
Y Room 10 $50 y. Com. .'..--... =. =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
Best Buys.

,n,.,.,, ,acreH. all In cultivation NJ
lh'.ss xnaa of city aimits. tSbuH
ieuseu' na 80. M IN cultivation. room
,'s,. rood barn family crennA crennsmA'
! asinae 10 school and town. '~.'VVs'
s"ss "A ' serea IA acres pfuues ~ psar-
- neyea bogans, acres EHHpnns..
n,ss ns s,ne walnuss and CHERRIES, ~
r"an, moaern house, good barn *M~ ~
n,her outhuiidinKa. Roou ""s ~
lst6 .oo0. terms, stock Burs " go.
Il ao acres, 20 acres prunsss 'ssnc,
\ allogans, some apples. Moysl 49, viii
: ricR etc. Best ~ tru's ss,c,s
lhundings for h2.booi gomu lana sana d,
: b acres finest iosanns'sx s,,as, al III,
. paved road, close ~ = a'"'
" zoo. - II, n nuliivu
hvae~ ho,,ae some fruit tzup
= .'usn scres all cultivated, wei 'sn..'
n, .egea swear old twuneh n"vs ~
er sanity orchard. miles " 2.
81 sa,, oar" price ss50o, $4,000 cash. p''An'
40 T. per cent ,,a,.atsa
i strictly modern room p"''s@"
sssaoi ,oaern q room bungaiow. pas
~ .,ant furnace. $500 ,..,,. !,
nj I room strictly modern nous'' !"
AZ .caied. sAs0e, easy terms. s,r,
y ! room modern house. phSsn ~
l,2soo: sboo cash. balance ~
90. month nt percent ~, s0xs
sy- s "V room modern house io' ''N@
ern $4,000, terms on rN. a,ose IA.
eet, room modern honss, N'Vee 'N'
IN, lsse: terms on paf, ,at bhxi
rect room modern mn~AS' n
en,, fruit, furniRhsd, saovv, ,oaxtoo n.
,uth room house, "
,use ~ fruit, ssso cash
sSc, siss r0' Socolofsky
l.. All state Ntreei
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27

rAucoln. Nsha nec n ~'of ahe''s
NJ pssermines 10 brins down ssss =
y .fair, price. Lincoln wn.''sn ness
ann, made snr poyecst ssfse'svs: "a
% Thrss weeks sgc eEKa wsrs auo'sa J.
!, M cents dozen Two snnuss.,s '.a's'.
..'a,nbers y a * she idneoln's we'asn w
a' s,ah nlrarsa nos u biw unsA Nv, w
rr,ee % dropped Las, Msndny s"ss WV,
p.,re ,.sse sfssred a. iow es o. cefw wv nv
aa,,gn Wan ma the boyeestssA ana ~ ~ z
lsmg"w',. .ao Ma ,ltsea roaay sgEs are ss'''ss
lat shs original rEafe' -, f..sin.
A Al rlgnt. say the wumsM " ,',,s
olar today they viii fntu@e " ..,.' 1ss
,,n,s, @ the quotation y what they XVI. soa,
1.ass - fatr~ss csntH per feF r''''s'
| n 'sneo.n wnmea wiil FaAs .s''.s' '.'.'
49, f,mh, IL = solsa body Hss,ass' \,
sss. N i. tgtldrsth, chsissnAn 4. Z,
Msas~.alttsa. M sassa viii hela 1ne ''as
Il h taksM ali summer
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
Good BUYS.

-. sa farm. nearly All cu,s'stss t'nrry
10 W. timber, good pruhv .,,,i rock
some ~ l, ,oou, house. barn WEI, ,,der ,Dn
iana' ~ " ulles south WIN eD''e'
road "a price 1850 pef aets,,.i ae,,,.ivat.
pa5F pas aere tract, "A aefss aasinre. l.
balance timber ahu pcp road.
ed. o1s,n ho,,se we'll, spring fgsn ~ q
room hpnsss resorm school stn'io" 'p =
close sseaaroad ~ price s2ooo ,,s. in. .
4 so acre tract located s,s ,,es house
~ ~ ~ prnnea. some app'..es'
aeIs'h S hsrn' well. Price tli.ess '',., n,ast
ana. s.,aia "a ',n,nproved - 80 sere ial, s , rosss
| VII M,'t1,yatfd and In crop, kee' ,ellei
w eulusa eua house. two barns
pias'SsSsgsa p., ~ salem price sls,sp1 bsrr
eAs1 acres of good pruIe
price $3.50 per acre;
land. rt''' HOUSE BUYS ,..waioq
s,.,otiy modern 9 reons Ssssfysen
y saaa floors, fireplace
eo fiafu~gS price ssso0. a., loeata
: room modern Dnns..T a,.sr,.r lol. BGi
!, oSio state street. saas eysn
e AZ % - tnved Price sssg"' an FaI
: stress ps 'ts,v lot located or III
!, !. I,i,s giss siil' sia~ Il y b. 80 feet f''
IS w. H. Grabenhorst q ~
sgE aiate street
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Money . Loan
Wanted.

MR.. and Mrs. Sparks, ladies' and gents
tailers, want garments u remodel
Room 2, 4s2 state 81. Sil
WANrED--All kinds OF junk and sec
end hand goods Liberty ESehange
s4i n. Commercial. Phone Ssl
Spiar & Scott. Props.
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Start 1920 Right---0wn
U.R. Own Home.

A good modern house rooms,
hath. toilet. full basement, hot Wa
ter, furnace, close ini rooms renteu
for sac per month. ssI5V.
New modern house rooms, full
furnace heat, two toilets
and baths, cement walks; this Is a
good buy for some one at SSySO
Two houses close in, rented, one .
room the other 1. U can have poVi
for s1To0.. s
A good room house. not meoefn,
tbut a dandy buy for soc; S29o casu
balance SIS per mouth ~.
4 s rooms close in, large iot = lan'
location, lots of fruit, good pasemenst
imnroyed street. $500, $4,000 cash
= balance to suit. -.
Grange good terms on any pfoper'
J. sold out of our office
!. John H. Scott Realty 20.
. saoo n,ar-oo hidu
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Real Estate Transfers.

A,avew retey4em M NhxiRttns
Hanson, 81 A PET ~ ~ ,sas
James Brown and VI w. tM ''.. stesv
gshrIatinn Hauaou % AHafeM
Larson ana Chrtssine tsnfsne
aN a Amea hscthers 800 .sns
Sileerton .ss.~ss,.A, ss.ss.ss.Fs - "
Albert q nslsA AMI MnrSHs
nrlen 10 Mary Teresa 1870 =
fip, N " II and ~
rs run q \, y u Y W'nss. sa's'm s''s' '' sees
lr rtssl " Aiolph Hurf nnu
itulda .,a.s har,I Il sp'ss l, ''..'s & ~ \ tsss
nansra i. iohnson and ehries
NsV, ss,s lohngpn 10 Alfred
4 IAN ,,ewa ma Enaily 6 NSws
II sSse A, p 1. q James SMITH
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Women Democrats plaIl !.
Org Organization Of States

New York. Dse w@"sn ,'a.s M s ysa-
cratic leaders n'ess'ng nsss. ..s,.,, = 'sen-
sirseisys y .sss svsry stats, This dssissea
. = a'a.,s', .s@sssd y through saopssen go. i.
was ,...s,', .sss'',r ,srysseassa py Mass hAtS Z
rss',s@, ~as n washington. ? 1'FSs
president walsDn. !, n,aIn shey wiii
Ths women made 7. ~ p'.ass ssss.x ID shs
a.mana ! voice r a,ss'ns .sse,srm = and
Ssr,oegstlc pAtioaai g.',l .snralnas.
a'v,~ asiapss ,he presidential he''s'hs"
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DAILY STATISTICS

Died
l.ANts-~SarMh l.. Lamb. nxed n
yeafA wife II RuRsolPh Larah ets
i. issh ksrees. died Rfiaay naptni'ix
at the peAcanesa hospital
ncslsles her husband snN leNveS une
daughter. Mrs " ". Mercer ~ fui-
lest drove. ana swe sons. James N
lI,an,b nf schafiela. Orr and David
IW Lamb ~ cl<sskil. ftahc The hpay
| Il Al the rsswilIiger klenteI kuHexn'
announcements viii be rnitde later
funeral seFvicsa will bH new sss'.' w.
Tho chapel VI the Frvrwii'ikFf s.s'''s' u "
lsunaay al a b. in. nariai VIII ~ y
Itne odd Feiicws cemetery
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
classified AID RATES.

Rate per word--Each insertion one
cent. six insertion cents. one month.
"a Insertions. II cents. one Year, per
Month, . cents. Minimum per ad 20
4ents.
First insertion only In New Today.
s. city ads cash in advance and not TAX
& "a over phone. unless advertiser has
Snonthly account. No allowance fol
7hone errors
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27

Grain; wheat. No i, So feed catr
see ssc; milling eats ss@ ssc: chsas
hay s8SNla; cat hay sfs@ sss esev-
Ell nay szsSas4s min run sts W%s
Butterfat; Batterfst 1sc; cream
cry butter 5s6fS
Pork. veal and mutton; Pork on feos
liyo; veal fancy sse: steers
70se; cows s@T lac; spring lambs
lsaSo: ewes 4 s2sc. sheep. yesrlsnEs GO
Egxs and poultry kGss SasA -. !.
hight hens s2e: heavy hens ses' e'o
boosters i5atees SPRINGS zSc
i Vegetables onioAs per sack se;
celery dos. sisTb, potatoes, 1aMma
4 IL. oregon SAes sweet potatocs Sc
: Lhaets per sack sS.16, tnrnips per sact
slss,gS, carrots per sack Sst.ss' parsmli
! Epcr sack 1915.
/ Fruit. Oranges ss.se Mt.ees lemon
|. .lSe.S0@7.e0: bananas i1es honey exs
/, aoc; bunch heets 4ss; caenaEe y
head lettuce s1,sA; carrots sac F1Np'
= fso, Brussen sprouts lecs caplitssew'
= a. aoa; red peppers a5e ~
y Retail pgSce, Eggs dexen w
y y creamery butter see; country ents'
n 7ec. flonr, hard wheat ss.ios3 sae'
PORTLAND MARKETS
Ie- Portland, Or, nec. IT, RusSer 8
~ creamery To@7fcs egEs selected rs
I'd. Ee s9 soc; hens sea ssc; hrotlers "
tasc. geese a5c, cheese SSWSse'
Live stock.
" ra4tia. Rceefnte 8, tone 0f ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27
= ~ Niemeyer.
paroains and investments pso'

DoA ,o acres 6 miles from rf,.,,nes. ss,sa 3 acres
roaas r1eoaa1serriss r. family eFehfprdla balance
paEsniiss Eas . asSs e tpaans nfaE sss
daTk IeIl: iesa,a good location f -,
terms. =, acra river bottoa &c;
;sss ;ss s.. sss e + :: iesa
s. ss:gss: !: ;gs:: s::s .sstsss e:
T'F Pserrine ssi1riins 8 Ma Marstsrs ss'sa' Or
AHA Com cluo cluo..- 0.-s.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-27

c,.lzsas q HOOD AZ. RI.s, /. ,ess "a sarysyse
Ing ps.s'Ji .,., highways Tor me pss =
10 sp 81, whasuIr Lake