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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
DEMOCRATS BLOCK
ATTEMPT TO HASTEN
PROBE NAVAL AWARDS

washinSson. jan @Democratic
opposition blocked action today on
The resolution introduced by Sena-
tor Hale, Republican, Maine, auth
oxixine employment CT legal cDansel
and clerical assistance for the sub
committee INVESTIGATING naval
awards and the navy's ccnd1c, Of
the var.
Senator Hale. who Is chairman of
the subcommittee late today
brought tie resolution before the
Senate for the third tine with q re-
quest for Immediate consideration.
A threatened Democratic i.ihuster
led by Senator's Pittman Of Nevada
and Walsh Of Montana. caused him
to withdraw the nesuest With the an
nouncemens that Re would nike j.
again tomorrow
Secretary Daniels, who had ex-
pected 70 appear before the commit
tee Thursday notified Chairman Hale
today that i. would be more con-
sistent for him 10 begin his testi.
mony On Friday and the next ses-
sion Vas ct 70. that day.
Secretary Daniels made public TO-
nigft letter to Chairman Hale
transmitting a list OF awards made
TO enlisted men Of the service by the
secretary. without reference to the
Knight medal award board It
consists Of Il awards Of distinguished
service medals the only instances.
Af- Daniels said. Of such awards 10
enlisted men and IA navy cross
av&rds
Chairman Hale was informed. Also
that hst Of awards TO ofhcers made
by direction Of the secretary. with
out the action Of the board" was
being complied and would be trans,
nitted when completed. as the sena-
tor had requested q
Secretary Daniels in his letter i'd
that when the report Of the board of
awards reached him he no.ieed .tkat
out OF half million men In the raw
service during the var oaly aoou, lis
enlisted nssn ha5 been reecrnnensea
fer the navy Cross and ncne'had BEEN
recommended for the dissisgu1shed ser-
vice medal
Il knew" Mr. Daniels letter coatin-
red- '',hst there were reports OF brave
and heroic action BY many enlisted rner,
AZ veil as by many officers I directed
that study OF these reports be made
and as result Of this psr,ia, study d.
Tecied that distinguish! service medals
and ravy crosses Dc axar.ed"
M Daniels recalled his order calm 2
Ipcn the entire service personnel 10 re-
port instances Of courage Q. unusual
se-sics within their kno~Ietge. asi
added:
Many men whose deeds a-a y-t IN
reported will be avarded- No .nal ac-
tioa would &c Just without the recon-
rne7casions requested from all crscers
and men Il the service"
Citations accompanying the Lis, 81
avA.ds TRANSMITTED show that the med
a,s have been awarded not only 70 men
On ships N the war zone bat also -
several members Of the naval hosoas!
unit which served with the marine b-i-
gace n France
Awards Ct eros5=s were made for /.
greaR variety OF exceptional services,
many Of them 20 the armed guard de-
tachments on merchant craft z,tacked
by fremy submarines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

The results Of the second tine
trials OF candidates for the relay
team that is 20 represent Colby a:
the B. A. A. meet in Boston FebrI'
AIRY :. were held on the board tracE
on Alumni Geld Monday Afternoon
and were much more SATISFACTORY n
Coach Ryan than were those he+
last week The time average Of TIE
squad was . great deal faster ara
prospects for = well balanced team
are excseiiagay brighter. All nea
that are out are working hard ever
day and il is prceahse that the team
viii be selected at the last .rai:
which are TO p held next Monda.
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Tie Farm Bureau Of WSnslov vil!
hold an aii-day meeting at tie Wins
low Grange hsii on Thursday. L. l.
Deer:ng. county agent. and Miss Helen
Lyman. worker with boys and girls
clubs. will, be presens The meeting il
for all members Of the bureau. both
men and women. and any Who are in
terested ia the work Of The bureau ara
invited to be present The subjects II
the day will be dairy feeds. silass and
fertilizers. There viii be election Of Of
ficefs and the Cork Of the local bureau
for the year will be mapped out There
yin be baked bean dinner at noon.
free Of charge. and II 10 hoped there
viii be a good attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
LEGION PLAY, COLLEGE
CHUMS, TONIGHT

The stage is all set for the Ameri-
can Legion play. College Chums.
which win be shown this evening at
the City Opera house. The final re-
hearEal was held Monday evening
and the public cannot fail to be
pleased with the production which
will be a credit TO everyone who has
given their time and effort toward
making the affair q success The
best local talent in the city is en-
ployed in either the play proper or
in the specialties and a fine enter
tainment is thus assured. Tickets
have sold we'll and many were check
ed at DeOrsay's yesterday forenoon.
There are many more good seats
though but it is expected that by the
time that the curtain goes up to-
night, theS R. o. sign will be hung
out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

By taking four points .-on ::
Zetes a, the Casino alleys Ac-1.
afternoon the A T O. have sec-,=-
a strong hold On the Position .: -;
place that It viii take So,ze II
to break The A. 7. @ team ran
won y points and lost ro-s. -.r@s
new records were establish 6y :Ae
A. T. O. team Tyler. with . siHgl-
Of lei. set a new single sZ7.-E Tsco!.
and the single string tear 90. Wa
raised % sol ard the tear .c.4l 70
1851
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
FLU AND PNEUMONIA
DEATHS l66 IN CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan sS.-Deaths from in
hsensa and pneumonia for the ~
hour period ended at O'Clock to-
night totaiIed 1ss. Innuenza caused
s. deaths and pneumonia 90. Dur
ing the same period 1916 new cases
OF Influenza we're reported and 4S7
new cases Of pneumonia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

About thousand children were entsr-
tanned at a free picture show at the
Hsinss theatre Monday afternoon fol-
loving the regular performance. fheps
vas . regular program Including .
feature. funny dim and the ffyt Cpl.
sods ct serial in which thess vas
some daring riding on the western
ranches. which pleased the chiidssu ex-
ceedingly. They expressed their thanks
to Manager Benson for his entertain
Ment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

for Ne and Mary and Bailyhoo hay
entire chorus.
Music BY American Legion oEehes-
tn. Joseph Barney in charge
>Ccmmit1e in charge: Dr. John q.
Towne, Prince Drummond, Joseph
Barney. James AcNahcn. HAIRY
Marcou. Randolph Turcotte-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Mrs F. ". Hartford and daughter.
Goldie OF Belfast. were in the city
Monday on their way home from
Newcastle. where they had been
visiting Mr- Hartford. who is EN-.
ployed there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

E. A Fortier left Monday evening
for New York where he will spend
week at a national convention Of
superintendents of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. There
viii be about 500 men present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

All those who attended the boys con.
ference at Lewiston arrived at their
homes in this city Monday and spoke
in glowing terms Of their eEtegtainmsnt
while there, the hospitality Of Lewiston
homes and the biEness Of the confer
ence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

TAooe having tickets tor sa1a 1of
THE Girls Club dance On Ffs04y
evening, Ian -. should turn tnem
in by this Tuesday night o ~
wednesday noon IT the vesy hfes1
The club house Win be open Al tne
time for the receipt o( ticket&-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Mrs s. E McFa,ufiin OF Old Towa
arrived in the city Monday 10 visit her
sister, Ms Eyie Snow. at the home Of
Nr. and MS s ". lombard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

The upper s,andpipe at the station
was caught by the cold Monday and
had TO be trawed by fame in order
10 draw water
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Percy Mitchell ot Portland. who visit
ed al tie home of ". c. Lunt over Sun
day. left -ioncay for Dexter On q bust
Eess trip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Mr.. and Mrs Jack Miller Of BoS-
ton are the happy parents Of = son.
born Sunday. Mrs Miller is at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Levine Of Ticonic street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Officer Henry Butler returned TO
night duty at the station Monday
night after having been IL! for sew
e-al days. His place was taken by
King GulIifer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

The Artisans Canadian Francise
held a very pieasan: whist party at
Pomerleau hall Monday evening
There was a good number Of play
ers and good prizes were given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Miss Roberta Wiggin Of Montville.
was in the city Monday On a shop
ping Trip
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

Ar. and Mrs.. Ralph Marchetti have
returned from their wedding trip which
they spent in Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

J. Ba :er Smith OF GreenviIle Junction.
city NoaCay On Sssinsss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27
WATERVILlE

E 4. Flanders OF Bangor was in
tie city Monday On his way TO Port
land for : few days business trip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

............N Miss Alice Eden Barden
Jennie Murray. Miss Bertha E. Cobb
Nan -. Ars. Marjorie Smith Weber
College Giris-Josephine wiliette,
Juliette Butler. Bertha Terry. Flor
ence r. Donneiiy. Rosetta Butler.
Irene Johnson. Jeanette Marquis.
Antoinette Marquis. Hi!da e. Free
man. Ruth E. Harthorn. Mary w.
Harthorn, Goldie ". Hiilman, AIvena
Boudreau, Oeorgianna Gouin. Mildred
Knowlton. Mabel e. Terry. AddieviI,a
Jewett. Juliette Pitcher. Ruth Buzzell,
Ethel Lancey. Doris Mcclellan. Emily
n. rhibodeau, Alice Murray. Olive
Quincy. Eva O'Brjen, Clara THING,
Mildred Dow. Henrietta Held.
College Boys-Delphus Marquis,
Gideon Brtllard, Walter s. Austin,
Clark Drummond. z. Coupe, Ernest
Vigue. Arthur Visue. Joseph Pollock.
Act I. Opening, Medley, entire
company: Bo-la-ba. Norman Has
keiI and chorus: Let the Rest Of
the World 30 By" Joseph Pooler:
City Of Dreams" Miss Bertha Cobb
and chorus: Dear Little Boy OF
Nine" Miss Alice e. Barden: Fancy
You Fancying Me-" Herbert Light
and Miss Barden
Act IL. Opening. Gates OF Glad
ness" Marjorie Smith Weber and
chorus: Wonderful Mother Of Nine"
Russell Zeaman: ''BaIlyhoo Bay" U.
]. Andrews. Juliette Butler and Jo-
sephine b. Wiliette; You'll be Sur
prised." Herbert Light and Miss
Barden-
Between Acts II and III. Speciality
by Summers and Emoise.
Act III. Opening. Castles in the
Air" by girls; Dance de Luxe"
Miss Kathryn Annis: Dear Heart
Marjorie smith Weber ana chorus:
Everything u Nice In Dixieiand," u.
J. Andrews; will II Every Be the
same Again." Herbert Light: Il
Found You." Xiss Cobb, r. Poeier
and chorus: Dreaming Dixie Lee"
Miss Bardan and chorus; finale, "Just
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

The firemen's banquet. which il
an annual affair commemorative the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-27

avaaaa,e fog expert In . Htt,s ionss
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
Census of Seals
ShOwS Increase

Washington. annual census OF
the seals, now being taken by the bu-
reau Of fisheries is expected to show
about 600, 900 of the animals, or three
times as many as when the govern
ment undertook the custody of them
half score years ago.
Although the seal spends much OF
its life at sea, its habits make the cen
sus-taking comparatively easy. Hugh
M. smith, commissioner of the bureau
III fisheries, explains the count OF
noses is of Importance to prevent
"blind killing or the animals for their
|furs, possibly resulting in their extinc-
ltion.
Under present government control,
lMr.. smith asserts that the seals are M
creasing about 10 or IL per cent q
their number annually. Last year
count showed 5000 of which 2b,uoo
were killed for their pelts. 80
am the old days" says Mr.. Sm!n:
l"when 100, 900 seals were being Kiiieo =
ANNUALLY the government obtained sIo
ner skin, while now we are ges.lns
s140. which nets us about $lzo PEI
stin. Increase in the value OF furs anu
line different method of conducting Lay
business explains this.
BESIDES the sale Of pelts. the sov
eminent is operating fertilizer piah'
lon the islands for disposing ol .ne .+
lcass. from which there also is ealiaSs
Iedan oil used for dressing tops oi au'o'
Il mobiles. @48
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
REAL ESTATE.


acres all in fruit, close to Pa
cific highway, s miles from Salem;
good barn. $4,000.
acres river bottom, Az miles
out; IL acres logans, some other
fruit. $4,000.
AS acres miles from Salem near
payed highway; is, acres in cultiva-
tion. all good fruit land; balance
timber and pasture; above the lrost
line. SIS per acre.
- acres all@ in fruit, on the high
way north; room house, barn and
other buildings; close to school, a
fine location for a home. $500.
279 acres in the coast country, 65
acres cleared and SO acres more ready
for the plow, SO acres timber; room
new bungalow, barns and full lset
OF other buildings; plenty outside
range, a good stock or dairy farm.
large lot OF stock and equipment
goes. price $4,000, easy terms.
81 acres, good improvements, sc
cultivated, 81 pasture, 6 miles OF
good town, only $4,000.
159 acres all in cultivation. all bot
tom. well fenced and equipped anc
stocked; fair improvements, only
$40, 900, easy terms.
Z room fine, modern bungalow
large lot, fine fruit, close to car
must sell; only $4500.
| SOCOLOFSKY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
Italy Replaces
Austrian Coin
By Trade Dollar

wASHINGTON.-A new SILVER
trade dollar expected to replace tne
Austrian coin throughout the Rea
Sea. com mercial district has been put
into circulation in Eritrea by ITALY,
according to an announcement by
the Italian embassy.
Besides Eritrea, the Red Sea as
trict includes Abyssinia. British ana
italian somalilands, socatra, Makai-
la. Aden protectorate and the AraD-
ian Red Sea provinces of Yemen,
Asir and Hejaz. Primarily the new
italian coin is for Eritrea. put ~
more extensive use is predicted py
the Italian officials. Italian money
is the legal circulating medium IN
Eritrea, and the new dollar will be
used solely as trade dollar, The
Maria Theresa dollar OF Ausi fia'
which has been the trade coin OF the
Red Sea district, was solely TRACE
dollar, and was not issued for govern
| mental use.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
Pelicans Bother
Health Seekers
Daily Exercise

Santa Monica, Cal.-The stare oI
a large group of pelicans which gath
er every morning on the beach 10
watch II. L. Wright Of Denver, COLI
go through his daily calisthenic eN
ercises has caused the Denver VISITOR
TO apply to the police for permission
to carry firearms as means OF
teaching the sea birds politeness. he
declared that no matter what section
of the beach he chooses for his ex-
ercises, the gulls and pelicans con-
gregate in a semi-circle and stare
him out of countenance.
Some of them screech at me- ne
told the police, "and one old peaean
gazes at me in facinated silence. L
came here to get well but that pelican
is making nervous wreck of me-.
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
IOIrRNAI, WANT ADS PAT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
REAL ESTATE.
Z. A. HAYFORD
REAL ESTATE
3U5 State st,

-
21 acres the richest Of soil; fine 8
room house, new; good barn, silo,
large modern chicken house, fine
garage, all fenced with woven wire;
best place in neighborhood. Great
berry land miles from Salem, seven
miles pavement, mile rock. PRICED
very low $4,000, $500 down. chance
in a life time. improvements alone
worth the price.
| s room house, plastered, full base
53x166, modern; variety OF fruit, IN
block from street car. Price $4boo
| If sold soon.
Z room house on paved street, mod
| ern, with basement, garage, fruit
| trees and good shade trees; a real
home. Price $4,000, terms.
| room house on paved street, lot
| 60x110, east front and modern IN
every way with full basement. All
built in features. A real home fol
$4,000.
roo mhouse, plastered, full base
ment, bath, toilet, lights. city water
has been built about years and close
in. Price $3400.
4 room house, bath, electric lights
hot and cold water, fireplace ant
very close in. Price $4,000. terms.
I S room house, rooms plastered
good lot, toilet, bath. city water, gooe
garden and some fruit trees. all fol
$3.50.
Z room p1astered, small cellar, tot
let, BATH, electric lights, garage, frui
trees, " block from street car, 1850
Restaurant, do you want to bu
I. one? IL so, see us.
| room bungalow. new, lot 65xl25
toilet, bath, fireplace, lights. cit
water, garage, and If taken at ono
at a price of $1,000.
100 acres all good land, IS in Gro
nearly all fenced, woven wire; famil
| orchard, Z room house and a roor
/ house, large barn, granary, sprint
lwell, running water. This place
y;the one you are looking for. Pric
> 100000. terms.
is acres close to Salem on gravele
v lroad, near school, all cultivated, tam
lily orchard, bearing; room nous
q plastered, large barn, etc., only ~
900. terms.
n L. A. HAYFORD
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04

ant shares showing decided down-
ward tendency. A further drop in
sterling exchange OF six cents on the
unfavorable foreign news induced, IL
quidation and short selling which
counteracted supporting orders and
the favorable effect produced by yes
terday's late relaxation in call money
rates. Mexican Petroleum, Baldwin.
the steels, Central Leather, United
Estates Rubber, Corn Products, Great
Northern Preferred, Chesapeake and
Ohio and New Haven were depressed
one to two points.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
GOOD BUYS

12 acre tract, located on good road
close to Pacific highway, 5 acres OF
Ia wear old pruneS, big crop, crop
goes; acres logans. Price $750O,.
$500 down, balance years per
cent interest.
81 acre tract located on main high
way. close in, acres Italian prunes.
house and barn, about Is cords OF
standing fir timber. Price $4,000.
acres of first class loganberry,
strawberry or prune soil, fine loca-
ton, Price $1,000, u cash.
SO acre farm S " miles from Sa-
lem, house and barn. Price $Sooo.
Well improved 10 acre tract close
In. good bungalow, loganberrles, straw
berries, prunes apples. Price siooo.
20 acre tract 1 mile from city car
line, good gravel road, SIGNIFY loca-
ton, S acres bearing Italian prunes,
8 acres apples, cherries ana pears,
room plastered house, electric lghts'
harm. If you are looking for par
yain IN 20 acres investigate this.
Price $11,50 c.,
IL acre tract located north OIL Sa-
lem Az acres logans, small house.
Price $4,000, terms.
Improved 5, acre tract east OF Sa-
lem house. barn, some fruit. Price
/ vi.
$4,000. ,.,.4oa
25 acre tract, 20 acres cultivated
balance pasture, room = moderE
house. barn, garage, II acres logans
acres bearing; acres ltailai
prunes, acres of potatoes, locatee
close in on good road. Price slt,ooo
" cash.. e,r, o co
4 275 State street.
FRUIT PROPERTIES s.
10 acres prunes, IL acres bearlne
berries. acre nuts and cherries, ploW
land. timber and pasture. Total %
acres. Good buildings. Bargain
/ $4,000, terms. ori
Orchards of all kinds, ages aht
| sizes. We will plant and care ~.
five acres berries or orchard Ior you
PEARCY BROS.
i Contracting orchardists
! 210 oregon bldg. US
| CHOICE FRUIT FARM FOR SAIL
1872 acres, So italian prunes,
logans, 5 apples, 4 cherries, pears
English walnuts. IL filpedts' g
acres plow land, some vaiuaple tili,
her two sets of buildings, on man
biehway 6 miles south OF Salem. fo
lnrice and terms see GO
Holm H. SCOTT REALTY GO.
!; 22S oregon building.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
BARGAINS IN SMALL TRACTS

acres all in cultivation; good
productive land, bearing fruit, ber-
ries and garden. Fine creek of living
water: A room house, barn, etc. A real
snap, $4,000. Good terms.
IA I-3 acres with Z acres in cultl-
walton and in, hearing prunes. logans,
garden. etc A fine place with all new
and exceptionally productive lana.
Fine spring and nice little creek. Lots
of wild blackberries, black caps, etc.,
in pasture; small house and barn; 3
miles from Salem on rock road; paw
ed most of way to town. A bargain
At $1,000; prunes, garden and later
crops go to purchaser, terms.
MODERN Is ACRES
An excellent tract miles from Sa-
lem. new s room bungalow with
heam ceilings, wired for lights and
are Installing acytelene lighting sys-
fem. An elegant home and well ar
ranged: full basement; 9 acres bear
ing fruit, 8 acres evergreen black
berries and acres strawberries. 2ooo
gooseberry plants in orchard. real
bargain at $10,50O.
Wanted, fine tract of to 10 acres
with strictly modern house,; must no,
he more than $4,000. Also wan'
larger tract with strictly moderr
house and good income fro mland
will 60 to $4,000. We have anothef
client who wants fine tract of ~ &c
5O acres with modern house and or
navement: wants it for dairy; no
pver $4,000. These clients mean bus
mess. if YOU will sell your place, give
us your listing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
s41 state St.
REAL HOME BUYS

REAL HOME BUYS
$4,000. Eight room, strictly mod
ern bungalow; choicest of locations.
$500. East front, Z room strictly
modern bungalow; garage; corner
lot: desirable situation.
$500. Fine 3 room house N. Com
mercial, blocks to bank; NE COR
ner. A genuine bargain.
$45O0. Attractive bungalow on E.
state. 7 rooms.
$4,000. room strictly modern
house except garage0 Chemeketa
and 14th streets.
$4,000. 8 room house, partially
completed, with seven good lots; fine
fruit, off N. Capitol.
$24OO. 5 room cottage, lovely
lots; fine barn; pleasant location.
$4,000. 6 room house; garage; close
in on Center.
$4,000. Strictly modern 5 room
bungalow on Broadway garage. $5o0e
$4,000. Very neat home on N. 5th
Large corner lot. Z rooms.
$4,000. Bungalow Of Z rooms; &C.
ment basement; garage. Handy ioca.
tion.
$275O. room bungalow. e. front
Fine bargain.
| $1,000. l room house; barn; goot
lot; fruit. $500 cash.
$4,000. Two blocks S. of post office
6 rooms.
TRACT BARGAINS
$4,000. Better than " acre; 6 room
house; good fruit. 900 cash. A snap j
there ever was one.
S670O. Is acres; Is acres cultivated
/ good buildings and family orchard
Complete with stock and equipment
$4,000. One acre; splendid fruit.
room house., barn. Adjoining CIT
], s65oO. 26 acres; new room bun
galow with fireplace. $4,000 cash, l
4 years for balance.
$500. IN acres; room hous'
.. barn and several other buildings
neat property. GOOD fruit.
FOR GENUINE BARGAINS SEE
y CHAs. w. NIEMEYER
Il 1sJust Real Estate"
5 215-216 Masonic Temple. Phones 10C
Salem, oregon. lol
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-08-04
State st.
SOMETHING REAL

SOMETHING REAI
90 acres in the best fruit district
in oregon, surrounded by $1,000 an
acre land, five acres six year prunes,
loaded; 4 acres gooseberries, ~ acres
strawberries. Now listen, there are a
series of springs on this place that IS
used to irrigate six acres Of this land,
which if set to logans will insure
You six tons to the acre, these state
ments will be verified by any field
man of any canning company in this
town. The price is $4,000, If you have
not $4,000 to pay down, don't bother
me, If you have can show you the
best investment near Salem. "Nufi
sed." .on,1rv