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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
TALK OF A THIRD PARTY
is GROWING IN WASHINGTON
"- y. T.. Lenders Arc Very Mucb
worried, but Put On bold
Front.
tBy Universal Scrvice1


WASHINGTON. June 15.-Talk Of
third party in the field next Noyem-
Der Will not down.
The ranks of those political 1aad-
ers who believe that there Will DO
a bolt" arc being rapidly augment
ed. Senator Thomas, Democrat. OF
G,oiorado, declared today that ali po-
Iltical signs point to n Convention
or revolt after the Democratic gath
erins at San Francisco. with Senator
Robert Nj. La Toilette, Republican. OF
wisconsin. as leader OF the move
Personally like Senator Harding.
put if we nominate ce-President
Marshall at San Francisco. I believe
we can elect him. bolt or no bolt. IL
we nominate McAdoo. I am not so
sure. The same objections apply to
MIN that applied to Wood.
Representative Mondell Republic
can. Of Wyoming, floor leader or tho
Republican majority In tho House. to-
day issued Nat def to all disaftected
elements In the Republican party.
The hue of tho band wagon Is 60
Ing to be tho exact shade we have
selected" he declared. "and we arc
not going even TO hear those who
want 1t made a shade pinkar or per-
haps shade redder to suit their In
dtVidual preferences. ANY man with
In. or without the Republican party
who cannot stand on that platform
and support that Ticket, must scSnd
where he sees ft, 80. N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

the Democrats. Either McAdoo.
MARSHALL or Cox will be named by
the Democrats.
"Ihc most disappointing part OF
the Republican convention wns to
scc the Delegates unable To net
until they received word from a
siciS boss I'm Philadelphia. There
never WINS n chnncc In this boss
controlled convention for man
OF Hiram Johnson's type. The
convention WINS strong for ROosc-
relt-hc being dead. II Roosevelt
had been alive. he would hnye hnd
about nn much chance In the con-
xcntion as johnson. II johnson
had been dend he probably would
have Ind ns mnny condolences M
Rooncvclt. The kind OF men tn,
people want nre the kind OF men
the bosscs nrc determined tho peo-
pic hhnll not have"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
|UTLER DENOUNCED
S LIAR AND FAKER
Y GENERAL WOOD
nraged by Charge Stock
Gamblers Tried to Buy
Presidency for Him.
RlLS STATEMENT VICIOUS
md MALICIOUS FALSEHOOD
Fowardly Attack" Inspired
Effort to Ingratiate Himself
With Winners.
sOCTER ASSAILS BUTLER
pod "Angcl" Likewise Dubs
Columbian President as Ma
liciOus Linr.
RLLS STATEMENT VICIOUS
IND MALICIOUS FALSEHOOD
sOCTER AssAILs BUTLE
pod "Angcl" Likewise Dubs
Columbian President as Ma
liciOus Linr.
LBy Assoc!a,ed rrcrsl

,HlCAGO. June Major-Genc-al
pod. In n signed statement tonight.
Rracicrized as "a vicious and ma
Gus fa!schood," n declaration by
'hoias Murray Butler that a mot
group OF stock gamblers. oil and
ming promoters. munition makers
other liko persons. backed the
nerafs campaign for the Rcpubli-
presidential nomination.
iencral Wood said that hc re-
,tted 10 make the statement. but
- 1t was necessary 10 brand a
or and 10 denouncc iic."
iencral Woods statement follows:
have Just read the statement is
ID In New York By Nltholaa Muir
Butler TO the effect that a motley
bup OF stock gamblers and Others
ed TO buy the presidential nomina-
for me. and that the forces who
re defeated in their insoicnt at
npt to buy the nomination repre-
all that les worst in American
iincss and political life.
"Ficious, Malicious FnIsehood."
The statement is vicious md
licious falsehood. would ignore
II were directed at me alone. but
annot remain client when my loyal
ends and supporters are vilincd.
fColonei william Cooper Proctor.
was chairman OF my campaign
3nmittcc. las man OF cx;raordi-
'iiy high character. known
ouShout tho length and breadth
the land for his absolute Integrity
honesty. HIS associates we're
OF like character. most OF whom
ponded 10 their country's call
ing the war. They typify group
progressive Americans. The at
X upon them Is Infamous
The forces which brought me be-
the convention with prepon-
ant force were hundreds Of thou
DIS OF patriotic men and women In
Try walk OF life. who have in
'scd me at nationwide State con-
,tions. nationwide State pri-
rics. and in Il nationwide poll ot
precedented size.
'Seif-ScekinE CownrdIy Attack"
This action OF Nicholas Murray
tier is an attempt to ingrat!ate
rself with certain elements which
rciscd determining influence at
convention and possibly TO ex-
in his own pol!tica! weakness. 1t
n sclf-secking cowardly attack.
dc under the cloak OF an alleged
Piic service. which was never In
ded or rendered.
regret to make statement of
kind. but it is necessary In this
tance TO brand fakcr and to de-
Ince a lic."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
CONSIDERS MODIFICATION
OF TURKISH PEACE TREATY
Ottoman Empire Ginning Ground Is
Hclicn OF Supreme Council of
Allies.
tBy Associated Press.I

lby Associated Press
PARIS. June 15.-Tha London
correspondent of the Temps says to-
day that he has received confirma-
ton or reports that the Supreme
Council OF the allies will consider
certain important notifications in the
Turkish peace treaty.
The peaceful intentions of France
IN Asia Minor as evidenced by tho
conclusion of an armistice between
General Gouraud and Mustapha
Renal Pasha. the Turkish Nationalist
leader, have evoked favorable com
ment In England. the correspondent
declares. and the French viewpoint
concerning relations of tho Western
powers with tho Ottoman empire is
gaining ground in British publ
opinion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
LOLMS AND RIBS Jump
TEN CENTS POUND ON
KANSAS CITY MARKET
Highest Price Paid for
GrHss-Fed Cattle Since
December Peak.
IRy : ssnclntcd pross

KANSAS CITY, MO-. Juno 15.-Ap
increase of 10 cents a pound for No
loins and No. ribs on tho KANSAS
CITY market today was accompanied
by tho highest prices for Erass-fed
cattle quoted since last December
Choice live animals brought SIT a
hundred, which shows an Increase OF
81 in week. Shortage OF this class
of cattle is given as the cause for
the increase.
The wholesale prices OF potatoes
dropped nearly 81 n hundred pounds
due, wholesalers said. to offerings OF
early crops by nearby growers
Southern new potatoes sold at SITS
and Ss.2S g. hundred .pouuds,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS
COAL EXPORTS EMBARGO
Situation in New England States in
Fuel Supply Calls for
Early Relief.
RAIL CONGESTION BLAMED
Experts Doubtful IL Federal Officials
Have Powers Now to Order Sus-
pension OF Coal Movement to
Ship Sides.
RAIL CONGESTION BLAMED
Gny Associated pre,s.l

WASHINGTON. June l5.-An en-
barge on coal exports as a means of
relieving serious fuel shortages in
various sections OF the country.
otably in New England. was taken
up for consideration today by sew
cral departments of the government.
Other sections of the country are
said to be facing similar problems.
although relief has been effected In
some cases.
The railroad congestion from which
the country has not fully recovered.
and the strike of the marine workers
in number of Atlantic ports are
held TO be the principal contributing
factors to the present situation.
Restoration OF normal transpor-
tation conditions by rail and by wa
to-, however. officials conversant with
the situation said. would not bring
complete relief from the coal short
age. and for that reason the matter
OF an embargo. similar to that in
effect during last falls coal strike,
Is being considered.
During the war the fuel admins
tration was possessed of power 10
declare an export embargo on coal,
but legal experts hold that no onl-
cial now has power to declare an
embargo, and cite as support OF their
contention the effort made in tho
closing days OF the last session Of
Congress to pass 4 bill providing for
such an embargo.
Members of the Interstate Com
mcrce Commission arc said 10 hold
that sci
an emoargo on export coal, except
indirectly by means of car assign
mcnt orders which would eliminate
the supply Of cars for the transpor-
tat!on OF such coal TO the ports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
HARDING NOT FORMIDABLE,
VIEW OF CHAMP CLARK
Former Speaker Shys Outlook for
Democratic Victory IN Looking
Up All the Ting.
tBy Universal Service I

WASHINGTON. Juno 15.-The
Democratic party does not regard
Warren G. Harding as a formidable
presidential candidate" according to
Champ. Clark. Leaving Washington
To-Day Tor n trip to Missouri, no said:
any of the. .ruck OF candidates, and
no stronger"
II guess we stand as good n show
as the Republican party. 1t did not
look that way two or threc months
ago. but that was before the slush
iund expose, and our chances have
been looking up over since.
You see Mr.. HardinG's party has
to face tho slam at labor both from
the standpoint OF the platform and
the cRpdidate, Those things all help
the es4AuocIatic cause.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
BRYAN SENDS CRYPTIC
TELEGRAM TO HARDING
Assures Candidate, Who Hasn't
Heard. From I.a Toilette. They Have
No Common Viewpoint.
ny Associated Press.

CHICAGO June Ex-senator
Harding said he had. received tclc-
grams of conGratulation from all
prominent Republicans except Sena-
tor la Toilette. of Wisconsin. who is
in hospital following an operation.
IT also had a. very personal mes
sage from Colonel Bryan, who as
sured me that we had no common
viewpoint politically" the Senator
said.
Tho following cablcgram was re-
ceivcd from Elihu Root, who Is now
In Europe: sincere congratulations
and good wishes. Tho mantle of
Mckinley be upon YOU"
Ia q log cabin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
New York Court Denies
Charter to Soviet Bod,
By Associated pre...)

NEW YORK, juno 15.-rhc SUI
Premc Court today denied Incor-
porntion to a society calling itself
the "Institute for Industrial aud
Technical Aid 20 Soviet tuxsin.,
The application for incorporn-
tlon Enrc ms the object OF the NO.
cIcty the "mcntnl, cultural and
tcchnicni development OF the
members of the RussInn colony In
the United Stntes."
In refusing TO grant II, JuatIce
Ticrncy nnid:
1--WE have no cofonic. in the
United states, and n Scntimcnt 10
the contrary In not To he cncour-
ngcd."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
proct.r'x Rcnly to butler.

TBy Assoclatcd Frcss.1
ONO. June 15.-Col-
fl william Cooper Proctor. man.
kr of General Woods unsuccessful
inpaign for tho Republican presi-
'htial nomination. on his arrival
me from Chicago today, sent a tel
ram to DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler.
sJdent OF Columbia University.
fing that his statement given out
fterday relative to General Woods
bport was wholly false and was
ZEN out with malicious dircgard for
| truth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
NO OPPOSITION TO JAMES
Chairman Democratic state Commit
tee Elected to Congress to Sue
coed Judge Saunders.
tBy Associated Press.l

DANVILLE. VA, juno l5.-Rorer
a. James. OF Pittsylvania County.
Democratic nominee for tho unex-
PRED term in tho Sixty-sixth Con-
gress, was elected without opposition
today to tho House. succeeding Judge
Edward w. Saunders. resigned. a
light vote was polled.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
PELAEZ TURNS FORCES
OVER TO GENERAL GALES
Virtually Independent Ruler OF TIA
mnuiipns Aligns Himself With
New Regime.
[By Associated Prcss.l

MEXICO CITY, June 15.-Gencral
Manuel Pclaez. who has been vir-
tually the Independent ruler of the
State OF Tamaulipas, declares he Is
turning his forces over to Brigadier-
General =. Elias Gales. Minister of
War. and will obey tho latter's or
ders. according to FL Democratic to-
day.
Felix Palavaclni. former Secretary
of Public Information, has been
named as special envoy to England.
France, Italy and Belgium.
Eduardo Neri has been sworn in as
attorney general, El Heraldo says
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
owen Takes stand.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 15.-Unitedl
States Senator Robert l.. Owen, OF
Oklahoma. declared here today there
should be no equivocation whatever
on the peace treaty. the league of
nations, on labor or OH the prohibi-
tion amendment. Senator owen thus
far Is tho only active aspirant for
tho Democratic presidential nomina-
tion to arrive here for tho national
party convention, opening juno IS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
millionaire Commits Suicide,

SYRACUSE. y. y. June 15.-Suf-
ferinE from depression believed to
have been induced by worry over
Americas future and fear that the
country faces ruin. George Timmins,
millionaire banker and steel tuba
manufacturer, committed suicide by
shooting himself through the head
in his home today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
WILL PURCHASE SILVER
Government Willing to Duy Unde,
Terms Provided In PIttmnn Act,
Says LemnErelI.
[By Associated Press

WASHIN CT y. June 15.-The
government is willing to purchase
silver provided terms of the Pitt
man act are complied with. Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Lefing-
we'll today told representatives of a
number Of silver smclters. The dircc-
tor OF the mint Is required by the
law to purchase at 81 an ounce silver
produced from American mines and
reduced at American amelters,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
General Pershing Denies
All Political Ambition
NY UnlyernnI serYlcc.I

NEW YORK, June 15-Gcneral
John J. PershinE said today, re-
sPcctinE rumors TINT he might be
n presidential candidates;
81 authorize you to deny Hpe-
cIhcnily for me that hive now,
or have ever had, or ever expect
to have, or ever will have poIfti-
rnt ambitions. hnvc not the
ienst idcn that my name will he
offered Mt the San Frnnctsco con-
fcntion, and I will not permit IT'S
use IL the attempt should be made.
In no circumstances Whatsoever
would i think of becoming a can
uidnte for the presidency or for
any other political Office"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Senator John,on !, R.stinr

WASHINGTON. July Ex-senator
Johnson. who returned from Chica go
last night. 80 not appear at the Cap
itol today, and ct his office 1t was
said he was resting at his homo at
Riverdale, Md. His secretary had not
heard of the Portland petitions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
bUSE TO BEG DAVIS
TO RUN FOR PRESIDENT
|iusinE Story From Pnri. Tha,
Ambassador Is Only Man
Acceptable to Wilson.
tBy Universal scrvIcc.l

tBy Universal servIccl
PARIS. June 15.-Colonel Edward
House lis on the way to London.
|iversal Service learns from an OK
(sive source. to beg John w.
|vis, United States ambassad dor to
FNln. to accept the Democratic
|nination at the San Francisco
hvention.
IL Is further learned that Hugh
kllace. tho American ambassa dor
France, was In Lonoon n few
Hs ago and tried unsuccessfully
prevail upon Mr.. Davis to stand
n presidential candidate. Tho re-
1t persists here that Davis Is tho
IL Democratioc candidate acceptable
HPresident Wilson, --.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
)UTH CAROLINA LEGION
OPPOSED TO CASH BONUS

QcERtcH to Convention mt Cleveland
Instructed TO Fight Action OF Na-
tionaI Executive Committee.
tBy Associated Prcss.l
fPARTANBURG. S. c., June IS
South Caroline Department of
American Legion, in convention
re today, went on record as oppos-
withdrawal from the national or
hj2ation and cash bonus for ex-
fsfce men. Delegates to the na-
1nal convention OF the American
Igion, soon to meet in Cleveland.
10, were instructed to use every
{ort to have the national conven-
IN repudiate the action of the ma
nal executive committee in regard
the cash bonus.
u. II. Mahon, of Greenville. S. c..
elected commander Of the South
Folina Department.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16

Giolitti to Form New Cabinet.
ROME, Juno 15.-Oficial announce
mont is made that the King has In
trusted Giovanni Siolitti with the
task OF forming diGabinet,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
ENGLISH CAPTAIN KILLED
Five Armed Men Shoot Police Inspec-
tor I'm County Wexford, Ire

COREY. COUNTY WEXFORD, IRE
LAND. June ia police inspector,
Captain Wilson, has been shot dead
by five armed men. Seven shots were
fired at him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
Troops Ordered to Scene.

ST. PAuL. MfNN., June 1.-Two
companies Of the Sixth Infantry
Minnesota National Guard, were or
dercd tonight 10 proceed to Duluth
and train duo to leave here at l1:35
j.. NJ. was held for the assembling OF
the troops.
National Guardsmen OF the State
are in camp at Fort Smelling, and in
comparatively short time after or
tant General Rhinow. the troops were
ready TO leave for Duluth.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-16
BIG DULUTH MOB STORMS
JAIL, LYNCH|NG 8 NEGROES
Scizcs Police Headquarters and
Holds Court" Over Men
Charged With Gross Crime.
GIRLS WRONGS STIR FURY
Accused, Employed by Circus, Arc
apprehcndcd Following Sad
Story OF Young Woman-Soldicrs
Arc Ordered to Scene.

DULUTH MINI. June 15.-Three
negroes were lynched here tonight
by mob estimated at 5000 persons.
which ovcrpowercd the police, took
possession of police Headquarters
and seized the negroes, who were
held In connection with an attack
on young white girl.
Members of the mob held "court"
on the second floor of tho building,
temporarily acquitted two OF tho ne
gro suspects. but apparently decided
the others were guilty.
One negro was lynched at 11:I5 p.
NJ. and another had been taken away
at that time. apparently with the in
tention OF hanging him. too.
Take Hose From FIremen.
Four lines OF hose were taken
away from firemen by tho mob and
turned on the police. Stones and
sticks were used to brcak windows
ana members of the mob crawled In IN
the jail.
The attack on tho girl is alleged
10 have occurred last night at the
circus grounds here. The negroes.
employed with the circus. were
rounded up by the police after ,he
girls story had been toM. Four
other negroes. 1t Is said, were ar
rested several miles from hero and
were being brought to Duluth to.
night. "
Not shot was fired In the attack
on the police station, the members
OF the mob using bricks and other
missiles and in the final stages OF
the fight. streams of water fro,, a.,
NOSE taken from the police them
serves. shortly after midnight the
mop sttil surrounded the police sta
t'on. nut there was no Indication OF
iurther trouble. Tho police believed
the mob would disperse in n few
hours without other disorder.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17

ESTES & MAGEE, real estate. II we
list it we advertise it. Portland Of
flee s09 Chamber Commerce; Sa-
lem office 42S Oregon bldg, over
electric depot 81
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17
Best Buvs.

1O0 acre farm, improvements first
class, modern house, large barn, .
silos. family orchard 5 miles from
town. no better land in valley. 33f0
lper acre. S5e0e will handle.
125 acres, family orchard, all clear
ed, good valley loan, s room modern
house and smaller house, largs barn
and all necessary outbuildings, at rail
road station on good road. sf25 per
acre.
Sc acres. all cleared, best soii. weIl
drained, fenced in small fields; 5
room house. large barns, an i'm
Iprovements new, family orchard, s
miles from Salem. $4,000, terms on
part.
80 acre fruit farm, 20 in prunes.
acres apples. 5 logans, new dryer cost
$4,000 to build. house and barn, best
fruit land, north and west slope siz,
500, terms.
81 acres river bottom, ~ miles
from Salem; ii acres in fruit, paid
30 percent on price last year, orchard
in good condition with good prospect
for large crop next year. $4,000, \
cash.
prunes new dryer. house and barn.
spring water piped to all buildings.
on rock road, Z miles of Salem. SS4e
per acre, easy terms.
22 acres all clear, l mile from sta
tion, house barn and other buildings.
family orchard. good valley soil.
Would make a fine poultry ranch, not
far from Portland S4750, y cash.
We also have many other small
tracts on paved roads near Salem, as
we'll as houses in town.
5S acre farm for rent.
For best buys see
Socolofskv,
241 cfata etraat
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17

ITO exchange-13 acres; s room
house, with lights and water system;
about acres OF walnuts and fruit.
Situated on paved road. Owner wants
a dairy ranch with good buildings, up
to $10,500.
2-To exchanged Ia acres OF
land with a four room house; six
acres of six-year old prunes, balance
| In cultivation, near school. Want
more land. Priced at $4,000.
3-For sale on installments, room
cottage and nice lot; near car line
and near school $500 cash will han
die 1t. Price $1,000.
| 4-For sale--6 room house, with
bath, lights and furnace. on paved
street for $4,000.
5--For sale--6 room house. wind.
mill, two acres of land, inside city
limits. Price $4,000.
6--For sale--6 room house, barn,
abundance Of fruit, two acres Of land,
near car line, on Pacific highway.
$4,000.
7---For sale---S room modern home.
Lot 50x150; paved street; 3 blocks
from supreme court building. Price
| $4,000.
8--F'or sale--10 room home, strict.
ly modern, and room cottage on
same lot; three blocks from state
house. Price $4,000.
w. A. Liston
484 Court street 17'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17
Bargains and Investments.

Nice modern room cottage, large
lot, barn, garage fruit trees; nice To-
cation. A bargain for only $2250.
Fine "a acre tract, 21 acres bearing
prunes and cherries fine large bun
galow, good prune dryer, barn, water
system; IN miles from town; sac
rifice price, quick sale, $10,500.
10 acres near Salem good buildings,
z acres bearing prunes and loganber-
ries. $1,000.
Nice modern s room cottage, nice
location, full basement, fine lot on car
line. $2500 easy payments.
Fine 10 acre tract miles out, paw
$500.
For good buys and square dealing.
Perrine & Marsters
211-12 Com Club bldg. '
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-01-17
Socolofskv
S41 State street
Good BUYS.

10 acre timber tract located 5M
miles south of Salem, about $50 cords
|of standing fir timber. Price sz05o.
so acre timber tract good cord
wood proposition, house and barn,
several acres cultivated. Price $50 per
acre
SS acre tract located 5h miles
south Of Salem on main rock road.
nearly all cultivated, 6 room house
land barn, we'll, fine piune and berry
|soil. Price $1,000,
20 acre tract, timber and pasture,
Is room house and barn, well, 5d
miles out. Price $3.50.
Is rs acre tract located just out
|side of city limits south OF Salem,
slightly location, beautiful view, first
class fruit land, house, barn, well.
located just 900 feet from CONNER
cial street carline. Price $4,000.
so acre tract, 80 acres cultivated,
balance pasture and timber, acres
Italian prunes. house and barn, spring
water; S head Of horses, head Of
CATTLE some hogs, machinery and
feed, IA acres in crop, miles south
Of Salem. This is snap. Price 1880.
200 acre tract located miles from
Salem. 100 acres cultivated, balance
good timber and some pasture, run
ming creek, spring, buildings. Price
800 per acre.
10 acres bearing italian prunes
Prce $500.
270 acre farm all cultivated, house
and barn, rock road This is a good
grain and clover farm. Price $125 per
acre.
Well improved so acre farm, 8
miles east of Salem, good buildings
and nearly all in crop. Price Sl6, 500.
HOUSE BUYS
8 room modern house located at
l745 Ferry street basement, furnace,
lpaved street. Price $500, y cash,
balance per cent interest.
room plastered house, bath, toll
let, electric lights, good basement,
corner lot, block from carline. Price
$1,000, 5000 down, balance terms
Strictly modern 5 room bungalow
and two large lots located on Fair
mount hill, beautiful view corner
lots, paved street, Price $4,000.
room modern home located on
State street; furniture goes. Price s5,-
600
room modern bungalow located
in south Salem, Price $4,000.
If you want to buy, trade or sell,
see
w. H. Grabenhorst & Co.
276 State street .