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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
M'GRAW FUNERAL
TO Be HELD SUNDAY

WASHINGTON. April 80
President Wilson today sent q
telegram Of coincidence to Mrs.
Mary D.. McGraw. mother OF
John T. McGraw. Democratic
National Committeeman from
West Virginia who died suddenly
last night on q train near Bal
timorc.
Mrs. Wilson and arc dis
tressed to learn OF your great
loss" said the presidents mes
sage. You have our deepest
sympathy in your bereavement"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
ANONYMOUS GIFT
OF MILLION DOLLARS

PITTSBURGH. April 3O.-An anony-
NOUS gift Of $1,000 400 to the united
financial campaign OF the Inter Church
world movement was announced at a
luncheon Of workers here today. The
gift. from a member of the First Pres
byterian church. North Side. was tho
largest the United Presbyterians had yet
received in the Pittsburgh district, and
enabled the Allegheny Presbytery TO
pass it's quota.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01

April 30.-Adminis-
Post. assistant Sec
radical deportation
md defended to-day
- committee. which
Posts official con-
amiEretlon commit
irman johnson de-
Idence that govern
,reak up "thc most
y In the nations his
IjIy nullified through
bpartment Of labor.
Snce OF Nj. Post. Of
s:nn o.nmaH Hss GFs's %
dSpartment OF labor.
resistant SECRETARY
,Jaelrson II Ralston.
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Would End Walkout
of Buffalo S Switchrncli

BUFFALO, N " April so,--EedaH1
Attorney Stephen T. Lockwood lata ~
day sent a message to WashinEton 49,
ing authorization Of the department az
justice for injunction proceAdtAe! -
end the walkout Of yardmen which tQe
day paralyized the yards OF all e1tlrda41
entering Buffalo. :
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
HOLD UP PASSAGE OF
SOLDIER RELIEF BILL

WASHINGTON, April 80 After a
four-hour wrangle. house Republicans
late tonight abandoned plans for pass
ing the soldier relief legislation next
Monday and adjourned their party CON
ference at midnight without setting
date for action.
Wide differences Of opinion developed
in the conference. the opposition center
ing principally against sales tax TO
raise part Of the $500 100000 needed
for carrying out provisions OF the Diii.
er. announced that another party con-
ference would be held late next week,
the exact date to be fixed by Represen-
tatlve Tawner. Iowa. conference chair
man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
ANTI-OVERALL CLUB
FORMED BY WORKERS

Special Dispatch to Tho 1ntelligencer.
FOLLANSBEE. W. Va. April 30,-An
Anti-Overall Club" was organized BY
tin mill men here today and reeolu-
tions were adopted condemning the
.overall craze" All members Of the
new organization are pledged to combat
the fad in every way and If possible
prevent any person who does not work"
from wearing ovcrnlls.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
CORNWELL HONORED
BY BALTIMOREANS

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
BALTIMORE. Md. April 30-Gover-
nor Johr, ]. Cornwell. of West Virginia,
was guest of honor tonight at @ dinner
given by Vice President Alexander. of
the Equitable Trust company and At.
tended by many leaders in business and
the professions. IN his address, Cover
nor Cornwen said work is the surest
curs for our political and business ilis. -
He declared that II prohibitten were q
gain put 70 q vote In West VifginiA, the
state would no dry, for the second tina.
He declared the West VirGinia STATE
constabulary law O success anH
agency for -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-01
SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS OUT
AUSTRO-GERMAN PEACE RESOLUTION
Amundsen to Try
Again For the Pole

LONDON. May 1.-Ronald Amundsen,
the Norwegian Arctic explorer. has not
abandoned his expedition. but after his
impending visit to Nome, Alaska, he In
tends to enter the ice pack around
Wrangel Island, of the Northern coast
Of eastern Siberia and thence drift
across the Polar Sea, says dispatch tu
the London Times from Christiania.
a wireless dispatch received at
Nome. Alaska, the night OF April e,
Bering sea, said Amundsen had arrived
there. An American navy wireless dis
patch received at Cordova, Alaska, also
reported the arrival at Anadir Of AM
undsen from his ship, the Maude, which
was said to be ice-bound near the mouth
Of the Kolyma river.)
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stGu,ard
: Disorders
BY IfE UNITED STATES DEPART
5STICE4 SEVERAL MEMBERS OF CON-
md THREE FEDERAL JUDGES MARKED
OR ASSASSINATION AMPLE PROTECTION AF-
ORDED !

SGTON April seAer checking confidential from
OF the officials confidence tonight
eatened radicals would result
ride attempt at violence
e taking
ming everywhere that II radical
every enforcing and federal must
& o he real fancied.
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JOHNSON ASKS
FOR RECOUNT.
Final Rsturns In NOW Jeresy Give
General WOOD Majority OF rhouS-
and Ovor Senator johnson

NEWARK. N. J.. April S0.-Harry
Kalisch, attorney for Senator Hiram w.
johnson. tonight made Application to
Chief Justice Gummere. Of the New
Jersey Supreme Court for n recount of
the ballots In Tuesdays primary in Es-
sex, Morris, Camden, Gloucester ana
Cape May counties. Justice Gummere
will Announce his decision on the ap-
plication tomorrow.
The papers state that the petitioner,
Senator Johnson, has reason to believe
that there were errors by the various
election boards in several OF the count
les in receiving and rejecting votes and
in counting votes to an extent sufhcient
to change the result Of the election.
Moro Complete Futures.
NEWARK, n. j., April 30.-More
complete returns received tonight from
Tuesdays primary election in New Jer-
sey apparently served to confirm indica-
tions that Major General Leonard WOOD
would command 16 OF the staes, 2S dele
gate to the Republican convention In
Chicago unless revised official figures
or a recount should upset present to-
tails.
Complete returns for the preferential
presidential contest gave Wood lead
Of 1902 over Senator Hiram w. john
son. of California. The vote was:
Wood 52,4e7 and johnson 51,405.
1t previously had been reported that
the complete count showed margin or
1907 for Wood, but corrected returns
for Camden county showed gain for
johnson of III votes and loss for
Wood Of four.
II Wood holds his lead. he would
have all members Of the "big four" as
two are pledged to him and the other
two entered the race with the under
standing that they would support the
presidential candidate to be the choice
nf Republicans in their Stae.
: In addition, almost complete returns
for district delegates indicate that
Wood will have IL. Johnston 9 and that
will 20 to the convention unpledged.
Complete returns for the Republican
Freiinghuysen. (unpledged,) 61.771:
Senator Walter f. Edge, lunpledged)
e0.5SS; Edward c. Stokes (Wood) 5S,-
795; William n. Runyan. (Wood) 49,
$50; Thomas l. Raymond, (Wood) A.
04S; Mulford l.. Ballard, (Johnsonl tS.-
4s7; Thomas r. Layden. (Johnsonl a.
02S; John W. Griggs, (Wood) 42,734:
Isaac H. Nutter. (unpledgcd 9.40s:
Sylvester L. Corrothers, tunpledged)
7706
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EPRESIDENT

Pa. April 80. -
C.. Knox, Pennsyl-
stary Of state. was
Senator Penrosc. also
Tor the Republican
Dident.
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rMH WHATXBR-

wASKMaFoM, April 3o.-Forseagti
wsat virgtnia-HAtr and cooler satur-
day; Sunday fair, rSinE tsmperatuxe.
western POnnsylvania and ohio-1atr
aaturdAy; coolsr In sxtrorne south; ou1.
day fair, rising temperature.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
Urge That Lam
Require Jurors
To Use English

Boulder Col, Sept. 3.--A move
ment has been launched here for
the passage of a law at the next
session of the Colorado Legislature
compelling jurymen in the state to
be able to speak the English Ian
guage.
The movement was inaugurated
by post No. 16. American Legion
of Walsenburg. al a meeting here
preliminary to the opening of the
annual state convention of the AM
erican Legion September l. Del
egates from several of the southern
Colorado posts urged support OF
the proposed law and it Is expect
ed the state convention OF the Le-
gion will take action upon II dur
Ing their two day session.
One delegate from a legion post
in Huerfano county. in the south
ern part of the state. declared that
there are usually three or four
jurymen presiding in court cases
in his county that are unable to
speak the English language. neces-
stating Interpreters 10 translate
testimony into Italian. Polish
Greek or Spanish. Misinterpreta-
ton of single word often results
in the miscarriage of justice. he
said.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
REAL ESTATE
LAFLAR BARGAINS


s room perfectly modern resi-
dence close in on paved street and
car lines seeing it means sale.
room bungalow, lots, cher
ries. basement. furnace, nice view
and, only, if taken soon, $500.
6 room bungalow, modern, close
car and paved street, one of the
finest in Salem. Let us show you.
room bungalow with 8 fine
lots, garage. paved street, close to
good school. This is good one.
$4,000.
" rooms only 5 blocks from
court house, a fine home. modern
you ought to see it.
f room cottage quite close in,
block from paved street, hard sur
face. A good little home at $1,000,
terms.
room house close to Highland,
good hard surface street, close to
school, church and store. Let us
show you, it's cheap at $780,
terms.
room house, a fine place just
listed close to school, not far
from car line. If you will let us
show you; will be a bargain. $4,-
000.. See US Monday.
LAFLAR & LAFLAR
406-7 Oregon bldg. n214s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
OWN YOUR OWN HOME

5 room cottage with modern con
veniences except basement and
furnace; very neat place. Bar
gain at $500 cash.
Another 5 room cottage on grav
eled street; newly painted and pa
pered and is in first class condi-
!tion. A snap at $1400, good terms.
A room bungalow with fireplace
and full basement; moderii ex-
cept furnace. An excellent home
well arranged; Quilt in features,
garage. A snap at $4,000; good
terms.
room house, modern except
basement; 2 lots with plenty of
fruit; graveled street. $2100. Good
terms.
room plastered residence on
paved street and close in; full base
ment with stationary wash tubs;
modern except furnace. Extra
large lot with fruit, berries and
garden; large chicken pen. Locat-
ed at 966 Oak street. This is a real
snap and will soon be picked up,
$2800; good terms.
5 room bungalow just outside
city. limits and two blocks to car
line. Full cement basement, faces
east. Large list of furnishings are
included with place; $S980-half
cash. SAG
6 room bungalow, nearly new;
full basement; modern except fur
mace. This is a dandy place and
bargain at $4,000.
Modern bungalow of z rooms and
music room; big basement; good
garden, new garage. A nice home
$4,000.
Fine 8 room home, modern in
all respects, close in; paved street,
bust only four years; in fine res
idence section; paved alley. A tru-
iy fine home-$8500.
A fine residence Of o rooms and
modern in every respect. Close to
state house. A house that will ap-
peal to you. Price $1,000.
OWN YOUR OWN HOME
KINNEY & SMITH
469 State st. Ground floor n"
TnJrpNAT WANT Ans PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
BEST BUYS

176.43 acres Willamette river
bottom, miles from Salem in
Keizer bottom; 110 acres cleared,
balance timber and pasture; small
house and two barns; fine for sub
division or berries and prunes or
peaches; Z acres cherries on place
now. Price only $3.50 per acre.
terms -.
so acres all in cultivation black
soil, on west side Pacific highway.
paved road to Salem or Portland;
". mile of small town and good
school; small house and large
barn. Price $9500, easy terms.
SEQ acres. $50 acres In cultiva-
tion, balance pasture; $50 acres
bottom land, balance good valley
land: 5 room house, fair barn,
family orchard; Az miles from a
good town, / mile from station,
tn miles from Salem; paved road
most Of the way. $125 per acre.
GA acres, 3 miles from town,
500 acres in cultivation; family
orchard, 7 room house, large barn,
8 miles Of woven wire fence; Z
springs and 3 wells, water piped
to buildings, 1000 feet of pipe;
telephone, mail and cream route.
/ mile to school. Price only $40
per acre. terms.
40 acres miles from Salem on
a rock road; 18 acres in prunes
and in 1ogans; best OF red hill
soil; 6 room house and good barn
$4,000 without crop or $4,000
with prune crop. %
20 acres all in prunes in full
bearing, in the heart of the prune
belt, northwest slope, best of red
hill soil, can all be handled with
tractor. $10,500. terms.
20 acres miles from Salem.
good house with water system,
good barn, acres prunes and "
acre Strawberries. close to school
and church. Prunes go with place
at $4,000.
s acres In Hollywood addition,
fine berry land, well drained, fenc-
ed with woven wire. A bargain at
1880.
AZ acres, 46 cleared and ] tim
ber; good road and close to school,
Z room house, barns: s acres in
fruit, 3h miles from Salem. s18,-
900 terms.
n Ac%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
Boycott at Post
of BuenOs RireS

Buenos Aires. Aug. 2O.-UniOnD
of laborers connected with port nc-
tivities in Buenos Aires and cther
upon exporters their own private
export tax as a means OF mnin-
tanning extensive boycotts now In
force against exporters and ship-
ping companies, according to e.
complaint made by packing house
establishments here to Minister or
Finance Salaberry. At the presenk
time more than 100 exporting firms
are under boycott, In addition to
the powerful Mihanovich company.
owner Of most of the river Rnd
coastwise shipping OF the country.
A committee representing meat
and hide exporters told the finance
minister that the dock Iaborero
were refusing to load their over
seas shipments unless tina shippers
made contribution toward the
support of the union of 81 for each
200 bales of wool and $3.50 for
each 100 casks of tallow and like
products.
A list of 10e exporters under
boycott was submitted to the gov
ernment and 1t was pointed OUT
that while there are more thnm
220,00,000 pounds of unsold wool i'm
the country and more than 1000
900 hides, most Of the leading ex-
porters of these products, whose
services are needed in relieving the
congestion, are not allowed To do
business on account of boyc0tts.
The boycott Of the MihanOvich
company has held over zoo ves-
sells in port for six months. Ell
forts of the government to settle
the differences between the com
nany and the workers have nor met
with success. Meantime the losses
to domestic commerce have been
enormous.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
OsteOpathy
Local
The Markets
Foreien

Grain: Wheat No. Q $2@2.o6:
feed oats 65@70c; cheat hay SIT
@lS: oat hay $1,000: clover hay
s18m2o. min RIM s8a tom.
R,,tterfat. Rutterfat esc. crea N
erv huttav asmsec
PORK veal ana mutton: Pork
- 80 ,an uaa, ,anor o,noan.
staars ~ -, snr,rv ,arhs sc. ..orvs
sM,. am,as !. shaar va.rI,n :
n ~ -
". -. -.
Issn 80, ~ ana -
hans 90. oid roosfers la. hroii.
ara aac ovar two .nounds
veretables. waila WaIla onions
ner sack s2,oo. beeta mar sack
s2oo. tmrnins nrr sack sa2k. car
rots ner sack s3.50. parsnina a.,
sacv sa50. sninach id Ih: rad
,shs. ~ ~. asnara gns ~ nar
notatoas anc sweet notatoa. ~.
M !. bunch haats 46c. ca hhara en.
head latt,,ca eoc doz. rhnharb 4c
meas a.. tomatoes aoc. canfa.
ioupes pony $3.50. standard .$1 rs;
Honevdew $40 crate. flare crate
a. 40. watermelons s1.75: ,casabas
3hc: green peppers 1oc.
Fruit: Oranges $3.50: lemons
$3.50: bananas 12hc; honey ex.
tract 2Oc; peaches Lowell s2.ao;
grapes 12hc.
Saturdays Quotations
Retail prices: Eggs 60c; cream
cry butter 7S@75c; country butter
Csc: flour hard wheat $3.50 q
S.75; soft wheat $SVS.lo.
LIVESTOCK
Portlands Or, Sept. A--Cattie
steady; receipts noneicnoice steers
1880 Ql0.bo; gooo 10 cnoice se.oo
@S.50; medium 70 good sf.ooW
$50; fair to good $f.ooWf.bo;
common 10 Iair so.VV " i.Vvi cHoics
cows and heifers ! $7.ss Z q @ $500; good
% cnoice so.sow '.1o, ~ ~.. -
good so.zo Wo.zo; lair 70 meuiu.p
$4.25 q 6.2b; canners $Z.1e W $50
bulls so.oo W wv; cholce ua.y ,
caves slo,uow ao.oo' pno Is
caves sli.vo o'oo, ineatun ~ = alen' III
Ss,uVy , seada .vv se saG7 a.. sair ~
,ssss - srso@esn
guy ss,Se ..,eadv. " 49, yeceints none.nriroe
,,,,was s1ssom17s5. madium
s,e nnm4s sn. sn,ootb heavy s1a
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06

S room bungalow, lot 50x15o
toilet, bath, lights, fireplace. bull
| in kitchen, bookcase and window
seats all for $4,000 terms.
s room house, lot 132x132, toilet
bath, lights, garage, chicken house
large fruit trees, shade block
from street car, and good rich soil
for a garden. Price $4,000. terms.
6 room house, good location.
Price $2500, $500 down. and $40
per month. See this, and us.
s room house on paved street
basement, furnace, 2 toilets. bath,
lights, chicken house, 80 Fruit trees
logans, raspberries, blackberries,
prunes, grapes, apples and cher
ries. One acre lot. This is just the
place you are looking for. q real
home. Price $1,000, terms.
Z room house, large lot, on paw
ed street, plastered, full basement,
furnace toilet, bath, electric lights
gas, fireplace, all for. $4,000, terms
23 acres ~. miles south of Sa-
lem on graveled road, Z room
house with sleeping porch and bath,
fine shade in yard, 21 v acres in
cultivation, mixed fruit. IL acres
in cherries, prunes, apples, bear
ing trees: acres logans; SPRAY
outfit and other farm implements,
large barn, 2 chicken houses, wood
she'd, well and engine for pump
ing. Can you duplicate this for the
price. $4,000. terms.
L. A. HAYrCRD
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
GOOD BUYS

GOOD BUYS
100 acre dairy farm. 100 acres
plow land, good buildings. some
stock and equipment. Price 500
per acre.
200 acre farm, 100 acres culti-
waited balance timber and pas
ture, buildings, good road, spring
and creek. Price $125 per acre.
320 acre farm and timber, build
ings. Price $50 per acre.
20 acre tract, prunes. loganber-
ries and strawberries, family or
chard, small house and barn, good
road, miles out. Price $4,000.
81 acre tract located close in, 10
acres bearing prunes. house and
barn, about 1900 cords of standing
fir. Price $4,000.
II acres close in, 10 acres bear
ing prunes, s, Z, IA years old, big
crop, crop goes, 2 acres set to To-
gans, 3-4 miles from car line
south of Salem. Price $4,000.
Well improved ~ acres close in
good bungalow, loganberries,
prunes, strawberries. Price ST.
500.
D acres OIL ifFSt CLASS loBdHpcIfy
and strawberry soil, all cultivated,
miles south. Pacific highway.
Price $500, terms.
Well improved 40 acres located
near t. Helens, to trade Tor acre
age near alem. Price $500.
21s acre, tract. house and barn,
all kinds of fruit. Price $1,000.
S.22 acre tract, house and barn,
acres logans, 2 acres prunes, paw
ed road, close to carline. Price
sic, 500.
S6 acre river bottom land, good
buildings. Price $500.
100 acre farm, all cultivated.
good buildings, all stock and equip
ment goes. Price SIPS per acre..
Good room modern bungalow
located at 1915 Commercial t.
Price $4,000 and purchaser to as
sumo street assessment.
Good room bungalow located
in east Salem. Price s2800.
Coed S room cottage, basement.
Price $500, s7O0 dewn.
w. II. GRABENHORST & Co.
275 State street. r ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
8 RainbowS Greet
I'D Anniversary

Honolulu, t.. H.-Three rainbows
in row, linked together at their
bases, appeared over Honolulu to
welcome the dawn of Thursday,
August IL, the twenty second ami
yersary of the lowering of the Ha-
waiian flag and the raising Of the
stars and stripes over the kings
palace, now the capitol, here.
Hawaii is country of rainboys.
believed by the natives OF oioen
days to be omens of good. ana
scarcely twenty-four hours pass
without oneo rmore of the celesfriaf
arches appearing above this city
The trio of bows of August IL, how
ever, is extraordinary, If not unique
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
Robber Chefes ''N
Work For Turkey

Constantinople.-Robber bands
of chetes, who have for conths
made travel in Syria unsafe. ana
have held up American reliof
workers twice within 10 days, are
operating under the orders Ok
Turkish nationalities and of tn
Arab government, according to In
formation received by Dr. r. ~
Lambert, director of Near East Re-
lief activities at Aleppo. DE- LAM
bert says he has received affidav-
its to support this charge. He boz
lieves 1t was one Of th0se ban6m
that last February murdered two
American Young Mems Christians
association secretaries near Alntakg
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
REAL BUYS IN FARMS

REAL BUYS IN FARMS
140 acres with good buildings,
100 acres in cultivation; splendid
dairy ranch. $4,000, with $4,000
cash.
40 acres dairy ranch, near rail-
way and school, fully equipped
with stock; four miles from Sa-
lem, and can be sold on easy
terms.
20 acres, with six room modern
house, land all in cultivation.
Pressure tank water system.
20 acres. with spring water
piped to house; splendid new
barn, near school. Price $4,000.
acres near town; with room
plastered house. Price $500.
20 acres, with 5 room house;
barn with silo; to exchange for
Salem home.
w. A. LISTON, Agent
4S4 Court street. n213f
We write Fire Insurance
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
City Official rs
Forced to Hall
Pet Rescue Work

Lynn, Mass Sept. g.. Ssfporin-
tendent Of Sewers Thomas Heath
is a kind hearted man and doea-
MT at all mind helping little boys
and girls fish up their toyB from
the city catch basins But there's
such a thing as asking too mnoln-
One day he took five iittie kit
tens and one squeaiing pig out OF
Lynn's well appointed sewage sys-
tenn. He has requested citizens. fol-
lowing these geological finds, To
take better. care OF their pets
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
REAL ESTATE
90 ACRE TRACT

IA acres of splendid prune crop
acre Of apples. acre of pears, al
to be sold with this place, Is "
miles west of town. IA acres OF
bearing cherries, acre of logan
berries. several tons of hay, about
250 bushels oats. acres potatoes.
"100 acres near Macieay.
$4,000 prune ranch, all s new
buildings. miles south.
23 acres with all necessary build
ings near Zena. <
10 acre tract without buildings.
near Zena.
20 acre tract near St. Louis.
10 acres in Hanshaw fruit tract
I. Many lots for sale all about Sa-
lem. f
Many beautiful homes for sale,
some have been reduced in price
today. " g~4s
S room bungalow, linoleum, gas
range. gas water heater, beautiful
lawn, and shade trees, can be
bought cheaper today. +
A room house and 3 lots for $2,-
900.
8 room house. beautiful lawn
many shade trees, garage, located
on a creek, for $4,000. This house
is complete in every detail.
A large very attractive corner
right in town, with, four modern
dwellings ON same. all fol. s21, 900,
$1,000, cash will. handle !,
5 room bungalow, streets not
paved, bungalow makes up for it.
at $4,000. might make me an Of
fer on this bungalow.
6 room bungalow, bath room,
some built in features in kitchen,
at s2S00.
5 room bungalow with splendid
foundation, fruit house and gar
den, on paved street without any
encumbrances at $4,000.
Beautiful home on Center street
at $500 cash; splendid location,
small lot. $3.50
Z room bungalow on Lincoln ST.
at $4,000. sisG
Many more houses to pick from
other farms to choose from. Kind
ly list your property with me.
GERTRUDE J. M. PAGE
492 N. Cottage. Phone 1886. NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-06
JUST GOOD BUYS
21o oregon bldg. q

. aS room bungalow, completely
modern, east front on paved street.
garage. $4,000 with good terms
room plastered house, with
barn on alley; two nice lots, four
blocks from school. $500.
room bungalow, modern ex-
cept heat; lot 54x220; abundance
of fruit. $2750 with excellent terms
z room cottage. modern except
heat; improvements in and paid.
"a snap for $4,000.
3 room house. two lots. $3.50
cash.
! room house, lots. fruit and
garden plot. $2250, with terms. Y
w. A. LISTON, Agent
asa Court street. a2iss