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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
Darkness Makes Goldfish Blind

Ognef kept goldfishes fer three
wears in absolute darkness. taking care
to give them plenty of room and
plenty of food. The result was total
blindness: even re rods and cones of
the retina disappeared.-New York
Herald.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01

Wif-The eggs StaleI Why.
asked the grocer if they were fresh,
and he replied: Absolutely!
Hub-You must have misuRder-
stood aim. He probably said: 'Jlhso
lerely.~-Boston Transcript.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
Comes Early in Spring.

Among the first birds to arrive in
spring in the northern part of the
United States Is the bluebird. says
the American Forestry Magazine OF
Washington.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
Must Carry His Trunk.

why does an elephant never go Wis
iting? Because he has to carry his
trunk
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01

Honest. efficient work is not only
worldly utility but a high moral func-
tion.-Buffalo Times.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01

symbol of divine spirit 1t appears In
pictures of Christ's life and baptism
st. John Il :32) says: 81 saw the spirit
descend ding from heaven like a dove"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
The Seine Winds Past.


From this spot of the sculpture one
overlooks the city of Suresnes. with
the Seine winding past its doors, and
the wOrld-famous Bots de BOulogne
lying vet farther on down the gentle
declivity toward the French capital
Writing to the mayor of Suresnes
Maj. Gen. III. l.. Rogers. former quar-
termaster of the A. f. F.. but now
Guartermaster general of the army
said:
THE commander-in-chi is deeply
sensible of the touching devotion thus
manifested by the people of the town
Of Suresnes, both in the donation Of q
place that shall be sacred to the NOR,
tai remains and the houored memory
of our heroic dead and in the noble
resolution to watch over their resting
place. He also desires for me to i'm.
part to you his appreciation of the
tributes, instituted at your suggestion.
to the memory of our first American
president, in giving the name of Wash.
ington to the boulevard leading
to the space allotted for this hallowed
purpose. For your own part in per-
fecting the arrangements and your
tender of further assistance please
accept our sincere thanks"
Shell Holes Opened Up.
The graves registration service.
which comes under General Rogers.
and which did such laudable work
throughout the war under the able
leadership Of Lieut.. Col. Charles C.
Pierce of Philadelphia. re-enforced by
10000 negro troops. combed the entire
battle area of France in an effort to
locate and identify the bodies of all
soldiers who fell. So thorough was
this final inspection that even shell
holes were opened up in the search
for missing bodies.
The cemeterial branch of the quar-
termaSter corps. in charge of Mai. II.
r. Lemly. organized. equipped and
supplied four units of the graves reg
istration service, which after prepare
tory training at the casual camp at
Governors island and at Camp Mer-
rift were sent overseas in command of
Lieut. Col. Pierce. then major.
Trained in Florida.
Subsequently General Pershing ca
bled for IL additional units. These
units were organized at the trimming
camp of the quartermaster corps al
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01

H arEMORTAL DAY this year
IN finds the thoughts of many
Americans thousands of
miles away. With cinema
like rapidity the principal Memorial
day scene has changed from the SO
national cemeteries, where tiny flags
decorate nearly 100000 graves to
France, where 1924 of the flower of
American manhood lie buried in 2,342
cemeteries.
Filling the ever-thinning lines of
blue and gray is the mighty khaki
clad hosts of democracy. There is the
patriotic OratOry by the foremost men.
but this time by men tried by war.
There Is the usual booming of guns,
REINFORCED this year by the blazing
artillery of the A. f. F.
But the significance of it all is
an almost international observance of
the great American Memorial day.
For the first time graves of American
soldiers, like monuments of democ-
racy, are found in rugged Scotland, in
quiet English churchyards. at Coblenz
in Germany, on the icy wastes of ST.
IBERIA and in the fields of sunny Italy,
as we'll as on the slopes of Montfau-
con and at Suresnes. in France
Suresnes. the great American Gem
etery just outside of Paris, might be
retained in perpetuity by the United
States for the purpose for which it
was so generously given by the
French nation. 1t lies on the beauti-
full slopes of Mont Valcrien, sentinel
ed by a historic fortress. Border
ing the curved frontage of its $4,000
square meters runs shady boulevard.
which the municipality of Paris has
recently named boulevard Washing
ton"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1920-06-01
MEMORIAL DAY
IN MANY LANDS
From This Time There Will Be
Graves of Soldier Dead to
Be Decorated Overseas.

VA IEMORIAL DAY this year
Iva /M finds the thoughts of many
v 81 Americans thousands Of
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-06-24

sic wspomagania wIaSnej Ma
cierzy2. E.
Me, oh tysiackroc ME, ME
ma pomiedzy nami jednostki,
ktoraby czy to re skapstwa, czy
dla osobistej prywaty, czy tez
innych szukala wym6wek by o.
minac spelnienia tego obowiaz-
ku, ktory r6wnoczeSnie jest ko
rzystnym dla kazdej jednostki
interesem, ME ma chyba jed
nostki, kt6raby ME wiedziala.
re kupienie bOndu to ME jalmu
zna Polsce, to tyllto pozyczka ~
chwili potrzeby to tylko po-
moe, kt6ra Polska z blogosia-
wienstwem w dwojnas6b odda!
I niema chyba takich - kt6rzy
by sami odmawiajac MATCE-
POLSCE pomocy - innych ku
temu naklaniali. Oh ME ma
pOmledZy mann taklch WyrOd-
kt6ry jak Iskariot, Chrystusa
kt6rzy jak Isgariet, ChrystuSa
calujac - zdradzaia, wydajac
ma 1up ezychaiacych siepaczy..
Niema
Sa tyIko oziebli, jeszcze ME
wierzacy, re kazdy dzien ,kaz-
da godzina. to zwloka ia kt6ra
modem zyciem pfaci bohater,
ktory w strone nasza MIN upadt
spOgladaf --- czy siegnie Gle ie-
go bfogosiawiehstwo -? Swe-
go sumienia sic pytaj. ..?
SiOstry nasze zwiazkowe!
Nasz udziai w calej kampanii
sprzedazy Bond6w PoIskich 20
winien serdecznem cIepfem "a
grzewac WsZyStkich do piracy
dla odbudowy kraju. Naipierw,
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-06-24

o lie vase wiasne fundusze DO
zwOla, pOStawcie sumo ma czele
listy plzy Waszym nazwisku,
czy mniejsza czy wieksza. ma
taxa iaka kazda stac, a Gym ta-
ki bedzie plzyRtadem ola Wa
szego otoczenia, kt6re zachccO-
ne niezachwiana wiara beda l1u
powa6 cd Was hondy, nastep-
ME, staraicie sic . subskrypcye
czyli zakupno bond6w przez Wa
szych krewnych, przyjaci6l, do
mownik0w, znaiomych, kup-
cow i przemysiowc6w nawet A
merykan6w sasiad6w, luh tych
Cd kt6rych kupuiecie, ME po-
zwolcie nikomu sic wynl6wic cd
zakupna cho6by naimnieiSzego
hondu, "a Wasza prace, "a
Wasza dzieIn0$SG, Nar6d Pol
ski bedzie Wan wdzieczny!
Mech nikogo ME zastrasza
kr6tki czas do wykonania tax
olbrzymiei piracy, zrobimy ty-
lie lie przy szczerei piracy ocho
Gle najwiecei kazda z mas podo
lac bedzie mogIa, daIySmy ME
raz dowody lie zrobi6 MONA
gdy obowiazek wofal, teraz, gdy
wystawione iesteSmy ma mai
wieksZa probe - gdy Polk -
TIE, kt0re opr6cz naimilejszych
duszy swei bohater6w oddaiy
swietei sprawie -- TIE, kt6re
Gale swe majatki ma rzecz Pol
ski oddaIy - TIE, kt6re ieszcze
do wszystkich tych pO$wieceh
oddaja codzienna prace ma O.
fiarny oItarz Ojczyzny - TIE
patrza ku nam, czekaia, co
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-06-24

dzieciny Polski wymarfy tysia-
cami ME maiac silly fizycznei.
by mogly sic oprzec Smierci glo
doWej - po tenn, re setki tysie
cy mlodziezy oclemniaIo tracac
wzrok cd kul armatnich, DO
tenn. re setki tysiecy kochanych
synaczkow naiszlachetniei-
szych matek szrapnele porozry
Waly, pozostawiajac i'm tylko
- wspomnienie. moze swie-
te wspomnienie, ale przy tenn
moze i xii zebraczy. =. HEJ,
po tenn, re ma cmentarzach tu-
lac sic do mogii zaledwie zie-
mi cienka warstwa pokrytych
starcy,co wiare jeszcze ME stra
cili, szepcza: "Jeszcze POlska
ME zgineia, i ME Zginie, DO ci
co "a morzami wspomoga mas
dolarami" E. PO ten, re Cd
dzieciatka, Smierc g}odowa
przetrzymaio, marnej strawy
cz& ie prosic WszechmOcnego
Bogo C szczeScie dla Polakow
w Ameryce. E. Pc TEN, ze gdy
kOnajacy w sZpitalu, zarazO-
nych ma plamisty tyfus VIOLA
"Nie mogIem sic dOcZekac po-
mocy Ameryki, ale inni docze
kaja". Po tenn, Wy, kt6rzy
wiecie jak to zima, W podar-
tych butach, latami, papierem
i nawet blotem, zuchy zoinie-
re SpieWaiac maszerOwaIi ma
front, ma SMIERC, azeby inni
po Mich mogli zyG - czy po tenn
pytamy sic Was, wszyscy, kt6-
rzy jeszczeScie ME spefnili swe-
go obowiazku, czy zamarEo su-
mienie vase, czy wyrzekliScie
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-06-24
WYKAZMY NASZA WARTOSC OLA NARODU,
No. 26.

Polonia W Chicago zostaIa
wystawiona na wielka probe.
Pc czesci zawiodla oczekiwania
Ojczyzny - lecz ME wilma to Po
lonii, a tyllo dla' tego, re czas
naznaczony ma rozsprZedanie u
stanowionej kwoty ME byi do
stateczny. Rome Organizacye
i wyOitne jednostki wstawiafy
sic u przedstawiciela Najdostoj
niejszej Rzeczypospolitej Pol
skiej, Pana POSfa Lubomirskie
go i Representative Skarbu, 2
prOSba przediuzenie terminu
zebrania naszej kwoty. Pred
stawiciele Rzadu przychylili sic
do nasZej proSby, | kampania
zostala przed}uzona, azeby$my
ME musieli sic zawstydzic w o.
bee Ojczyzny, kt6ra wszystko
dala = re DUO z naszych VIA
snych rodak0w albo kupuje bon
dy ozieble, jakoby iafmuznq
skiadali, albo tez ME vida w
tenn dla siebie korzySci podaiac
r6wnoczeSnie pomocna reke
Matce - Polsce. =.
Przypominamy sobie. ME tax
daWno temu, ma wiecach, gdy
W pierWszych miesiacach woi-
ny zbierano donacye ma sprawe,
obraczki slubne, najdrozsze
pamiatki zrywano rak, ofia-
rujac OLA POLST<I - wtedy.
mielismy tylko nadzieje woIno
sci, ale ME mielismy jeszcze
PoIski woInei.
Po trudach, znojach, glodzie,
zimnie, chorobach, ranach, po
tenn, ze oceany krwi nailep-
hzych syn6w Polski sic pola{y
- po tenn, ze do wieku lat 7-u
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-06-24
UWAGA!!

KuDOn ten prOsimy wyciaE I
nadeslac do biura Zarzadu lub
zfozy6 u Sekretarki Grupy, kt6
ia razem. conajrychIej wsayst-
kie zebrane kupOny wyS5Ie.
BOndy MONA nabywaE cd ka
syerki Gi6wnej pani Lucyi Wo-
tOwskiej chOciazby W naiwiek-
szej ilOSci
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-06-24

(Ciag dalszy ma str. 2e-D.
GÅ‚os polek. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-current, 1920-06-24

% % sss. sa sn A. ISL s ss A = a ssf 1917
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
Parked Autos Not
Immune In Smash

Auto collisions are not all confined
to moving machines. This is evident
In reports made to police Wednesday
night.
When r. w. Ballantyne Of West Sa-
lem came from the Evangelical church
hede and went to find his machine. he
discovered that some other car had
colided with 1t as II stood parked, tear
Ing Off one OF the front wheels. The
driver of the other machine is not
known, police said
Mrs, A. r. johnson reported that
her auto sustained damage TO the fen
der as IL stood parked near the corner
of Commercial and Mission streets and
a passing machine struck It. The ma
chine bore license No 772S6, which,
records show, belong to Ashley Bros.
of Halfway, Baker county. The driv-
er of the car did not stop to adjust
damages, Mr.. johnson told police.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

Grain: Wheat No. / $3.50; feea
oats csc; cheat hay $23 @24; cat hay
s24@e5; clover hay s25@ae; mill
run $55.
Butterfat; Butterfat sac; creamery
butter 5e@57c.
Pork, veal and mutton: Pork on
foot ii s-4c; veal fancy, 1s@16 Ac;
steers lie; spring lambs Use; cows
7@9c; ewes 5@ec; sheep, yearling,
Sc.
Eggs and poultry; Eggs cash SSc;
light hens 2sc; heavy hens S0c; old
roosters 15@16c; broilers sO@s2c.
Vegetables: Onions per pound &c;
celery doz. $t,75; potatoes, Yakima
&c, Oregon s1s Q5c; beets per sack
50; tuinips per sack $S.75; carrots
per sack s2.50; parsnips per sack
ss.5O; spinach iOc Id; radishes T5c
doz; asparagus 15c; new potatoes
lie; bunch beets 45c; cabbage 4c'
head lettuce soc doz; red peppers
2bu, rhubarb 4c; peas 10c; tomatoes
zoe.
Fruit: Strawberries $3.50; oranges
$6.50@7.O0; lemons $3.50; bananas
11Mc honey extract zoe.
Retail prices. Eggs dozen 4ec;
creamery butter 60@62c; country
butter 55c; -Four hard wheat ss.500
3.75 soft wheat So.
ter SIS; flour hard wheat S3.50@3.76
soft wheat $500.
LIVESTOCK
Eat xuA Z
receipts 81; grain and pulp fed
steers $12.25@13.o0; choice sf1.bo@
1926; good to choice $11.00@ 11.50;
medium to good 10000 @11.OO; fair to
good $4,000 @10.00; common to fair
.$S.00@9.00; choice cows and heifers
l0.25Q11.00; good to choice ss.oo@
1925; mediu INTO good $500 @s,0o;
fair to medium sT,0O@S.00; canners
bulls $500 @9.00; prime
light calves $t2.0o@15.00; medium
light $s.o0@11.OO; heavy $6-oodQ
$50; stockers and feeders $7.50@
$50.
Hogs weaker; receipts 81 prime
mixed $14.50@14,75; medium sl4.00
@14.5O; smooth heavy $11.O0 % @12,76i
rough heavy $tO.oo@11.o0; pigs sl1
Ola.
Sheep lower; receipts none; prime
lambs s13.0O@13.5o; culls $1,000
1000; yearlings $500 @10oo; weth-
|ers $7@9; ewes $3Q8.
Butter
Portland, Or, May 27.-Cubes ex-
ira ACE; parchment wrapped box
lots sac; cartons 55c; half boxes NC
more. less tf1an " boxes 10 more
butterfat 51Q52c (. o. b. station; sac
Portland f
Poultry ana Eggs.
Portland, Or, May 27.--Eggs sell
ing price case count 39ci buying
price case count 37c; selling price
candled 41c; selected candled In car
tons 43c.
Poultry: Hens s2@3be; broilers 81
roosters lee; turkeys dressed "
@55c; geese 22@ csc; ducks 40 45c.
Wheat $2.20; premium 55c soft,
roc hard; barley feed s66.5O buying;
oats feed $69@71; corn No. yellow
$73 milling price.
M1ilstuff: Mill run $54 @55 ton.
Hay: buying price, timothy sS1 I.
o. b. Portland alfalfa $37; grain $40;
clover $92.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

PROPERTIES FOR SALE THAT
WILL APPEAL TO BUYERS
Splendid room bungalow, electric
lights, basement, drilled well with
u acres choice garden soil, close to
car line. $4,000,
room plastere tlhouse, fine lots,
north. 1890. Snap.
roo mhouse, modern, very close
in, adjoins business block $4,000.
room house on goth ST., 10 fruit
trees, some furniture and range, $50
worth Of wood goes. $2500.
fine houses, $500 and $4,000, to
trade for acreage with buildings on.
room splendid modern house,
close In. $3.50.
room house, not completed fine
lot, $3.50.
acres all In cultivation, fair bull
ings, on Pacific highway. $3.50
/ whole block, good buildings s1,-
$50.
room cozy cottage, West Salem,
close in. $500.
ing prunes and cherries, etc. Fair,
comfortable house, $500.
Is acres very best black loan, fair
buildings on good road. $500.
2S acres, red soil, is acres fine
bearing fruit, good buildings. $500
II acres, acres young bearing
prunes, 4 acres fiae bearing loeans,
acres Strawberries. I'd year. acres
strawberries set out this spring, to
acres meadow: good farm buildings
on good road. S15,50h,
WALTER M'LAREN
Room 81, 1870 N. Com. Sa. Phone 430.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
Palmer Opposed
To Government
Rail Ownership

Washington, May 27.---Iiat oppose
tlon to government ownership Of rail-
roads, Endorsement Of federal control
OF Manufacture and distribution OF
necessary commodities and eiimina-
tlon Of excess profits taxes in favor OF
higher taxes on incomes from inyest-
ments characterized the reply OF At
torney General Palmer made public
today, to the recent questionnaire sub
mitted by the national board OF farm
organizations
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

coon MRAIS cHEAP

1ea acres. 7e acres IN crop. 8 acres
eak timber, zee acres Of summer fal-
low. Hep house. dryer. good barn and
3 room house. family orchard. $1S,-
coo. It's a bargain.
55 acres, % in grain. in nrun-s.
l mixed orchard. 9 acres Strawberries,
l OF logans. . sets Of buildings, S
acres timber, good running water
pumped to the house. It's another one
of our good offerings. $1,000.
25 acres. Is in grain, fine family
orchard, good house. fair other build
ings. $4500. Get busy ON these. they
are bargains. You can get property
on long time payments from US. :
JOHN II. SCOTT REALTY co.
22S Oregon bldg. NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
Elimination Of
Water From Coal
Being Attempted

Washington, May 27.--Lignite. or
brown coal Of Texas, North Dako-
ia and other western states, probab- /,
ly will be used extensively as fuel IL
experiments soon to be made by the
bureau of mines In an effort to drive
off the moisture which makes 1t un-
serviceable prove successful.
Initial experiments will begin at once
at New Salem, N. d.. Congress has
appropriated 100000 for the work.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

~ acres located l 1s miles from
carline on the pen road, all cultivat-
ed. Price $3.50 per acre.
Well improved acres located close
in, bearing fruit, good bungalow,
Price $1,000.
5 acre cherry orchard, located 4 X
miles south. Price $4,000.
10 acres, acres cultivated and set
to prunes, balance stump land, house
and barn. Price $3.50.
10 acre bearing orchard, mostly
prunes, some cherries and apples, To-
Gated on main highway 4 miles from
Salem. Price $500.
10 acres all under cultivation and
in crop. u miles from Salem. Price
$1700. tl-1e
20 acre tract all cultivated, 7h
acres of bearing italian prunes, 8
acres Strawberries, 2 acres OF logans,
small house. Price a$12, 600.
224 acre farm, 120 acres cultivated,
balance good timber ana some pas
ture, house and barn, silo located 4
miles west Of Silverton. Price $125
per acre. .s Ss
so acres of good timber. Price $500
per acre.
20 acre tract, S acres bearing To-
gans, acres of prunes, some fine
timber, small house, " OF crops fol-
low sale. Price $500.
4SO acre farm, $50 acres cultivated,
three sets of buildings, best of grain,
clover or fruit soil. Price $4,000.
Well improved'i10 acres, bungalow
/ acre logans.' Price $1,000.
HOUSE BUYS
0 room house and lots located
close in, large barn. Price $6500.
room cottage and two fine lots,
basement, bearing fruit. Price $3.50.
room house located at 249 North
18th street. Price $3.50.
w. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
275 State street ns
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

d. =, room house. two lots. gar
r. an IN. Price $500. Easy terms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
Best Ruys.

so acres Az miles from Independ-
ence on a good rock road, about o in
crop, balance In pasture with scatter
ing oak trees; ~ acres of beaverdam
fine for potatoes, balance good valley
loan; new 6 room bungalow, with
new barn, machine shed, hog house
and poultry house; all fenced with
woven wire, fine we'll and spring. For
quick sale s13500, terms.
220 acres, 100 cleared, 100 timber;
s room house barns, new and l
old; spring water piped to buildings;
4 "a miles to town. A fine stock and
dairy farm. Only $50 per acre.
40 acres all in cultivation; family
orchard all bearing; room house,
good barn and other buildings; 8
miles from Salem on good road; one
of the best locations around Salem.
$4,000.
IA acres all In fruit and berries, 4
miles from Salem; houses, one 9
room and one room, good barn; IL
acres in prunes, " acre logans bear
ing: best valley soil $4,000, terms.
Want to secure loan of $500 on
good city property.
Ford TO rsale.
Socolofsky.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

FOR sALE-A snap is right. 1Ss1s
acres, fruit ranch, 70 acres in bear
ing prunes, acres cherries, nursery
On place, which produces thousands
VI trees each year, balance of place
~ crop and pasture, two sets build
.les which is worth $4,000, which
includes a large new dryer which
eost about $6009. Tractor, stock,
implements, householdgoods and
crop goes with place; estimated
pruhe crop at SO tons. Located IA
miles from Salem, Or, and mile
VI good town with 2 stores, bank
ana h r. station. This year will be
u one mile Of good paved road
into Salem. Price short time only
sHaS'oOO, without crop $6S,000.
mere Is no question but what this
the best buy in the valley. Don't
s.op 10 think it over. come out and
S Sse the place before it is too rate.
mas Ransom, Aumsville, Or. 1878
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

n NtLE-3 roon ht1npaIou ,
aa, ,1rge lots 1850. Boy G ere Jour
a. NJ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
For Sale-Wood.

OLD FIR WOOD-Can make dellV-
cries of 16 inch at reasonable
prices. Nice straight wood for
stove or large furnace wood; also
16-inch fir limbs. Second growth
fir $3.50. Call and see for yourself
sos South Church, phone 1542.
Fred E. Wells. eeY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
Good BUYS.

Donald w. Miles,
AttorneN for eXecutriX.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

Good 5 room house on car line. ?
lots. garage. S21ee.
los acres. sc in cultivation. s nom
plastered house. good barn ana build
ings, close to town and station. If
sold soon, terms. SIS.5eO.
Fine modern bungalow close in. A
real home. $500.
2acres, ? acres prunes. . acres in
family orchard, balance grain: large
house. barn: I miles out. se50o.
50 acres all under cultivation. .
orchards; fine new bungalow with
fireplace. good out buildings. on nav
ed road close in. S12,S00.
1 acres. buildings. on paved road
close to car line, : miles out; nearly
all in fruit and garden, l acre set to
logans. For quick sale, possession at
once. $4,000.
5 room cottage bungalow. paved
street, modern with furnace; terms.
$4,000.
25 acres on paved road. good build
ings; all in crop. some fruit. Possess
sion at once. $4,000.
acres. just off paved road. 6
room house, good barn, 25k acres an
pies and prunes. y acre Strawberries.
y acre logans, / acre oats and wheat.
$500.
Number of lots in all parts of city.
8 acres all fruit, car line and paved
street. s4500.
LAFLAR & LAFLAR
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

Percy A, Cupper, state engineer.
left last night where he will confer
with officials OF the Medford irrigation
district who have just entered into
contract for the development Of the
project involving the expenditure Of
G,250,000. Cupper viii also inspect
the Eagle Point, Talent, Grants Pass
and Southerlin districts while In
southern Oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
WANTED.
WanteG--Help.

WlDoWER with 3 children( ages Z
to I'D in country wants housekeep-
er. Please let ME know when and
where | can see YOU Chas. E. Rog-
ers, Rt. 2, Turner Or. g12S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
FOR SALE.
For Sale-Houses.

iVF sALE-By owner, eight roon1
;os., "o story plastered house. conven-
rn.y ~ny situated. Electric lights, city
,a'er' bath and toilet. Two large
eass 10y good place for garden. Part
sn soa- and terms for balance. Phone
--oggh, also
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
REAL FARM 8UYs

I4.s acres miles from Salem. zoo
prune trees in bearing; also some APP
Piles. acre of logans which will Yield
about tons, y acre logans set this
spring. Several acres of corn, beans.
spads, strawberries. gooseberries, etc.
small buildings. A bargain at $500.
Some terms.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

The Ridgefield high school glee club
gave seevral numbers at the all day
meeting Of Pomona grange at Sara,
Washington,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

- maALE-By owner a lots, 6 room
mouse, barn, good well, on paved
s1reet near street car. Price $1,000.
after 8 p. m. at97
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27
HOUSES TO TRADE FOR SMALL

KINNEY e SMITH
469 state st. Ground floor.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-27

H. Dl 1yOIklNGl
PHONE 951. 329 OREGON bldg. az
HERE
Is a good buy 1917 Maxwell $425,
1925 cash, balance s35 month.
LOOK
Can you do better than this, 1917
Chevrolet $4S5, terms.
AT
The price Of $500 you can buy a
dandy delivery or baggage truck. See
this
THIS
is a wonderful buy 1918 GMC 3h
ton truck all equipped for $210O, some
terms
USED CAR CENTER
Where you can buy used but not
abused cars for what they are worth.
We can save you money in our repair
department.
Is. GARAGE.
Phone 1852, 554 Ferry 1T. .Fords on
easy terms. .s. l27