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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03
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Portland, March 3.--Cattlc steady;
receipts 36. grain and pulp fed
steers s10.50@11.00; choice $4,000
1850; good to choice s9.50M 1900;
medium to good sS.50m950; fair TO
medium $7.50@S.00: common to eair
s6.50Q7.50: choice cows and heifers
'S.50ms.50; good to choice $7.50m
$50; medium to good $6.50@750:
fair to medium s5.50m8.5o; cnnners
fSe0@6.50; bulls $5.00@Z50; prime
light calves $15.50@17.00: medium
light s10.0Om15.50; heavy $500
1000; stockers and feeders 1850
$50.
Hogs steady; receipts 32s: prime
mixed 1850 mfG00; medium $500
1nfh.s0; rough heavy s11.0o@1b-00
pigs sl2@14
Sheep steady receipts none; eastern
lambs s17.O0miS.0O: light valley sfs
*l7.O0: heavy sl4.s0m 70 1854: feeder
lambs st2@15: yearIlngs SIS % 1850
wethers sf3@1ah so: ewes st0@f2
Butter
Portland. Or, March 3.---Cubes ex-
ira csc; parchment wrapped. boz lots
ssc; cartons. soc: half boxes Nc mores
less than 4 boxes 1c more; butferfat
65 q 66c fob station: roc Portland.
Poultry and Eega
Portland. Or. March 3.-Esgs SELL
ing price case count 40e: buying priep
case count, 40e; buying price dc:
selling price, candled 42c; selected
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03
NEW TODA4

= osts and vetch hay for safe,
Inosh .,,hher s tired buggy. Phone !
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03

=. s11.E-2oO yards best grad
w asrnet. also several dozen
ssfA n brass spittons and some
l.ss- lsa,s articles. Call Thursday morn
elhsi IA on Sd floor Of Moose
I IN n Derby-Lafke bidgs cor. of
=. and High.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03
EXCELLENT LoGANBERRY LAND


"a acres miles from state house
on good graveled road. Fine new
house, barn and garage. Big water
tank and gas engine for pumping.
Water piped into house barn, pas
ture and big chicken house. Dark
loan soil: all fine new land About
2-3 In CIVILIZATIONS; balance mostly
open pasture. A dandy acre grove
Of fine young fir and oak just back Of
he buildings. With the place go ITS
fine chickens, light team and har-
ness, wagon, plow, harrow, cream
separator stump pnller. gas engine.
seed, feed and nearly Z acres in fall
crop, Everything included for $4,000.
This is an ideal farm home: only 15
minute drive to Salem.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03
4O5 Oregon bldg. Phone as.


BUNGALOW
Modern except furnace. large
rooms and sewing hail. Built in fea-
lures. Bath, toilet, large closets, full
basement, electric lights. Large lot.
Price $3250.
room bungalow type, full base
ment, furnace, improved street, gar
age. A good buy $500.
. Z room modern house, large lot, on
improved street, close in. $500; good
terms.
7 room house. Its dandy, just
overhauled, painted, and up to the
minute. Lot 100x140, some fruit, on
street. S3500 for quick SALE.
Call in and see our farm list of
high class lands.
John H. Scott Realty Co.
22S Oregon bldg, =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03

- ss1 ,ahle potatoes S4.b0 per saelS
eop ,isS Nos for sale. Phone 86F22.
AZ P'SS c5s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03
'0R ) !, For Sale-Houses.

ruom BY owner at a bargain.
hsatihr tr,'is tnouse' lot Io5xiio. ali in
tween % ult 500 Turner ST he
lsse. ana 20 0 mill st. Price
zVR SaTF ass
chicken - . room houss. bsrn
ss'e eOoa ap9uses, , electric IiehfE: |
sefFies: n.;d. iahd. all kinds fruIs and
;sssner III re- cash. balance terms. - e. :.
e HAVE s----- ---seI 81. ass
sss sna t~o good buys IN Iunea-
eaa hase,naa.as a.as rooms. a firepIsee
'ent; the other has five
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-03-03

4 hoakcases and buIIet, E0OIHS
i.,ss = and well lighted. on paved
,s,sst @s and streetcar line. Price S.
sSS Mrs. Winnie Pettyjoiln, 275
Sate street, Tel. SIG. n56N
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19
BODCAW NOTES

Bodcaw has been especially fortunate during the past few months, there be- ing only one case of flu that being Henry Atkinson. who was able to be out on the streets again yesterday.
 Quite number of boys and girls went from here to Rosston Saturday afternoon to attend the fiddler's con test. and basket ball game. matched for the afternoon between Bodcaw high and Caneys team However when the teams went on the field they played only ten minutes. Mr Teeter calling him team from the field.
 Mrs. r. H Herring K making visit with us this week Came to Hope Thursday and from there 70 Bodcaw.
 Miss Myrtle Herring, who is teach ing in the Emmet high school, k visit ing friends and relatives in Bodcaw Saturday and Sunday.
 Arthur Boswell of Hope. iS visiting in Bodcaw today.
 You may see Alex May ill Bodeaw very often now. meeting the prospee tive candidates.
 Irl Herring and Harry Lambert afc scarcely seen out any more. Edgar Downs having spoiled fhe pleasure of the streets for both of them.
 Miss Ola Downs has not smiled since one day last week Roy Mays going away left her quite blue. Cheer up. Ola, we know there are only few Roys, but can't you see you might cause some one else to be blue? We have another merchant in Bod cav now. Butt X Beau have a business where Dr. Atliinson'S office has been previously.
 We are wondering why Barbara Gut try has been looking so worried for the last two Saturdays and Sundays Cheer up Barbara, the roads are get l ting better every day now. Algie billiard of Prescott, was in Bodcaw this week. taking oil leases l However. Alex May was with him. Chet Herring of Idabel Okla. was visiting friends and relatives here last week. but has returned.
 Garvis Haltom and wife of Stephens are visiting relatives here. All people having watermelons any time during this year near the bee l forest" should take warning, for r. H.. l Herring has purchased hooded driv- l ing horse for his and l.. D. Warmack's < private use,
 Say Lem. old maids and bachelors are sometimes laughed at. but is it not better to he laughed at for not be 1 ing married than never to be able to hugh yourself because you are mar ried? There are worse things than l old bachelors and maids Yet Gods purpose is that men and women marry, make homes. rear children. There is something wrong with man or wo-
 nan who does not believe in marriage.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19
U. s. MIGHT
 DROP TREATY
British, French and Italian Pre- niers Are Accused By
 President Wilson.

London, Feb. 17-The allied supreme council tonight handed Ambassador Davis it's answer to President Will sons communication on the Adriatic question. The note was modifica- ton, it was said, of the one prepared on Saturday last. The council de clines to make either note public.
 The decision to modify the note. it was declared. was the result of sugges- tionS from members of the council themselves, and not from Viscount Grey. Lord Robert Cecil or Austen Chamberlain, as reports prominently circulated in France and England had stated.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19

Washington. Feb. 17-PreSident Will son, in his memorandum to the allies concerning their proposed Adriatic set clement. infromed them that the Unit ed States might have to consider with drawing the treaty of Versailles from the Senate if the allies went ahead with their plans without the consent of the United States.
 This statement was made officially here today with the further statement that the American position was out lined not in the nature of a threat, but as a statement of situation created mot by an act of the American gov ernment. but by an act of the British, French and Italian premiers.n which would place the United States in the position. if it were q party to the treaty of Versailles, of subscribing through the pact to rights of soyer- eighty and other agreements to which it was opposed.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19
BANK OF PRESCOTT
 Prescott, Arkansas
ROSsTON SCHOOL NOTES

The Sth annual contest was held at kosston on Saturday night. Feb. 14th kith the usual large crowd. There
 kere about 400 people and numhet Ii good yioinists. Hon. T. (. MeRae kas present and gave an address. khich was very much enjoyed by all kho were present. MT McRae has 5le friendship of every boy and girl b this community, because we all know tat he is the father of our school, paving donated the ground on which bur school building stands. We are bll anxious for him to he elected to Fhe office of governor. for which he is bow a candidate.
 Health in this community is very Iood There have been rumorS of flu here but there has only been one ease that we know of. and We are very anX- Fous that it does not reach this place. Mr ]. T. Luck. who has been i'll Lit lie Rock undergoing an operation. is nome again and we are glad to say is much improved
 The Dixie Minstrel k again here and 'siil give a free entertainment on Fri Hay night Feb. 20. This minstrel iS composed of the pupils of the Rosston high school with the exception of the i've end men. who are experienced Rc.or> \ grand time is expected and everyone has an invitation to be pres lat and enjoy the free exhibition. @hiei k composed of a collection of the. latest and best up-to-tIate jokes. l4nndFHms. afterpieces and funny savings.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19

and organized by electiug C. E. An drews as president, and C. NJ. Hirst secretary and treasurer They also employed MorcIand and Bennett as engineers. and Hamby and IIamby as attorneys for said road II k the pur- pose of the commissioners on these roads 70 move along just as fast as the law will permit and they hope to have some roads in this county before the next winter k here.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19
PURE BRED
 PIGS FREE
Ten Registered Sows To Be Given Away by Prescott
 Commercial Club.

The Prescott Commercial Club, through it's agricultural committee, is going to give away ten pure bred regis tered sows to ten boys of Nevada county.
 The following rules will govern the giving away of the pigs
 l. All pigs given out by the club must be registered stock. The regis | traitor papers must be made in the name of the boy or girl getting the pig.
 1 2 Only pure bred sires are to be mated with the clubs sows and gilts. 8 One SOW pig must be returned to club each year from the fall litter, of every SOW given out. unless otherwise specified The pig returned shall be a good one. A. The ones to receive the pigs shall be chosen from list of applicants. who are willing to be governed by the rules of the Club. ,. Those to receive pigs must sign a contract to take good care of the pig and feed sufficient feed to make a good growthy SOW. 6. Failure to take proper care of the pig causes the forfeit of same.
 :. X club member shall visit each boy and girl at intervals to note care given the pig s. No gilt shall be bred under s months of age.
 9. Gilts and sows must be bred in May and November
 10 No boy or girl shall sell of give away their SOW until released by the club
 IL Pigs to be brought to town on n specified day by the club for a pig show.
 If you are willing to he governed by the above rules, make out your appli cation and mail to Dan Pittman. Pres colt. Ark
 Remember we have only ten pigs to he given away and the ones who will receive them will be chosen from the list of applicants by the agricultural committee.
 In making your application, please fill out the following blank: Name Post ofhce -------------------- f"reht Name ------------=--------- School you attend
 Agricultural Committee
 Prescott Commercial Club.
 Dan pittman.
 R l.. Blakely.
 Will Waller.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19
WHITE CHAPEL

Hello, Uncle Buck. and all the dear readers. I wish many of you could he at our singing this afternoon and hear some of our good leaders.
 There is some sickness in the com munity at present, mostly bad colds.
 Aunt Julia White has been on the puny list for about four weeks. Hope she will soon be restored to her want ed health. Aunt Julia is one of our best women.
 Say, Goose Ankle. was you at Ross ton last night: If you wasn't, you should have been. as there was some fine music given by the Nevada and Columbia county boys and girls. and think if Mir, Mclae is elected governor we will have noble christian man for governor.
 Stack Manfsd has been ill for the past three weeks. I mean to say he has been sick
 Say. Uncle Bubble. you have ad- vised me that I purchase Johnny Ford and that go out among the faiI sex. Well. if you will furnish me the wherewith to buy the car. and also purchase the juice to run it. l will d] my part provided you will hire a driver, as I only know how to push a wheelbarrow and turn a grindstone What do you say, Uncle Bubble: Brother Barham failed to come to this placo at this time. l suppose on account of illness. ] hope that every one will soon be in fine health and that we all will live many years and that our last days will he our happiest
 Say, Bodcaw Scribe. thank you for proposing to assist me in getting some Thenita. l will close good night
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19
ROAD DISTRICTS ORGANIZE

The commissioners on The Prescott and White's Ferry Road District met in Prescott last week and organized hy electing C. B Andrews president. and Ed Barham, secretary and treasurer. The board of commissioners employed and Hamhy and Hamby as attorneys.
 The commissioners on the Gale road met in Prescott Wednesday. Feb k,
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19
FIFTH SUNDAY PROGRAM

Following is the program to be ren- dered at the Missionary Grove Baptist church on Saturday before the fifth Sunday in February. 1920: 1. Introductory sermon. by Rev. C P. Walters, W. D. Surron alternate. ,. "Is James 5:15 Binding" Rev W. p. Sutton and w. C. Morris. 2. What are the foru qualifications to make Baptist preacher? Rev. w A. Forbes and Perry Die. 4. Does the Scriptures teach that all people should tithe:" w. $. Roe and F. Delaughter.
 !. "Who were the ten virgins and what became of them? L. F. Cox and Will Hannah.
 6 What is Covetousness and Extor- tion?" 1 Cor. 6:10. D. D. Stewart and D. C. Barnes.
 !. Explain Matthew SIS. Rev C r. Walters and Rev. w. (. Felts $. What is the standard for a Bap- list churchf" Rev. C. r, Walters and II. H. Huskey.
 Alex Beavert will conduct the sing ing.
 F. DeLaughter,
 I. w. Wingtield.
 D. D. stuart
 Committee.
 -O- READ THE PICAYUNE S1.50 a year.
 -O- Old papers for sale at this office.
The Nevada County picayune., 1920-02-19

Ola papers for sale at this office.
The Keota news., 1920-05-28

II would b delightful and pleas
ing innovation. II the balance Of the
county could bring themselves TO
believe that the people OF this SEQ
tion have given this matter the in
telligent study and confederation
which enables them to arrive at .
wise settlement Of their own best
course In this matter OF county d.
vision and present to the state the
strange and unusual sight Of the
mother Of more counties than any
other In Colorado giving the sate .
new county without the usual pains
attending such birth.
Such action would couple the un:
usual with such rare maSnanimity
that Il would make an incident to
distinguish the county Of Weld for
all time to come.
Such action would insure that the
bill would have three loyal sup
portsrs from Weld county. and NO
authoritive voice OF opposition from
. source that could get hearing.
Without such . resolution candi-
dates must either dodge the issue
leaving all parties In doubt: make
secret pledges to plague them later:
or atone for the lack OF party pledge
by open promise which admits Of
no double meaning. None Of these
are ~ satisfactory - . frank and
open promise to do the thing that
should be done. It II hardly to b
expected that We could secure the
nomination Of two representatives
and . senator favorable to division
- easy ~ we could commit the con-
vention to q resolution. The votes
that nominate. also adopt the res
olutions. II willing TO nominate An
entire ticket favorable to our cause
they would also bs willing to adopt
q favorable resolution on the sub.
ject. II unfavorable to the reoolu-
tion It would be . safe guess that
some past master In tricks political.
Of whom there may be one or two
around our county capital opposed
to county division, would willingly
grant one place on the legislative
ticket to q friend Of the movement
provided one Of the other sort could
bs slipped onto one Of the other
two places. We have no more busi-
ness playing the still hunt plan Of
campaign with these fellows. than
We have in sitting in . poker game
with q professional gambler.
We want to sss the proper rsso-
luton adopted. II that can b done
va have NO further wishes 70 salts
".
-Raymsr Enterprise.
The Keota news., 1920-05-28
Notice Of Annual Meeting

Notics is hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of stockholders Of The
Pawnee Telephone Company will b
held In the Farmers and Merchants
Hall, at Ksota, Colo, beginning at 2 p.
M, b Monday, Nay 81, 1870. for the
.purpkss Of slecting board Of directors
1ofdls ensuing year, and for The trans
action Of such other business - may
properly come before The meeting.
THE PAWNEE TELEPHONE CO.,
By A. n. Currio.
Secretary Treasurer.
The Keota news., 1920-05-28
Notice Of Annual Meeting

The annual meeting Of the stockhoId-
ere Of The Keota Fa1msrs Cooperative
Elevator Company will b held In the
F. 4. n. Hall st Ksota, Saturday,
June s, 1920. at 1 o'clock: for The pur-
pose Of elscting omcsrs for the ensuing
.yearf and for the transaction Of any
0thak business pertaining 70 the inter-
ests Of the company.
You ars urged to be present and do
your part toward keeping the elevator
open for business.
n. L. HAWORTH, Secretary.
The Keota news., 1920-05-28
Nay q. 1870
The Platform il the Thing

The Platform IL the Thing
Residents Of the proposed Pawnss
ounty who are leaders in the divis-
bn light have had their faith in the
kishes Of the people justified by the
|ote cast last Monday. They offered
b call on the Aght for two years
Unless two thirds Of the people voted
Or county division. Approximately
hree fourths voted for It. and with
hs most Of the balance Of Weld
county willing to go them 90 their
way and become . county. BY them
Sslves the tight will probably now
assume larger proportions than It
bver has before It would not be
burprising II former representative
Graves 10 entered In the race TOR
that once again - champion Of the
divisionists. They have made . fair
hight. and . courageous one 20 far
md II admits Of no denial that they
have won friends.-Ault Advertiser
We bslisvs that the Advertiser
speaks the sentiments Of most Of the
county. including large number Of
I0reeley's most progressive business
men. and politicians. % tar - the
above relates to the all important
matter Of county division.
Al regards legislative candidates.
the people Of this section will not be
particular for local preferment. just
so our interests In this matter are
NOT lost sight Of. Il has been sug-
gested that . resolution committing
the entire legislative ticket. both
members Of the House and the Sen
ator to support our county bill 1t
IL believed by some that both demo-
Gratis and republicans will place such
q plank or resolution in their county
platform: II either should do 20. the
other could be depended upon to fol-
low suit. That 10 - It should be.
II every candidate nominated on
every ticket were pledged BY his
party to support our measure, We
could all turn our attention to con-
sideration Of the candidates other
qualifications for service to all OF
the people Of Weld county.
Such consideration II vital. not
only to Pawnee. but to all Of Weld
county as we'll.
One particular matter that We
have in mind 10 the matter OF the
apportionment Of members Of the
legislature which will or should be
considered the coming winter. This
county now has has one senator and
two representatives.. Other couties
with less Of population and wealth.
have two senators and three or four
Representatives.
Other matters are Of equal or
even more importance. There was
never time when there was more
need Of sound wisdom In legislative
matters than now. It would be too
bad to have these more important
and wide reaching matters lost sight
Of by an unseemly squabble ovep>a
matter Of purely local concern.
The Keota news., 1920-05-28

Pasture for up to % heed Of cattle Or
hsses. See Hans Jorgsassa, On Byron
Fields place, Eve miles south Of Keots.
The Keota news., 1920-05-28

Live Stock Bills Of Sale save trouhla.
and prove ownsfship. 86c per book Of
50, ct Ksota News. It
The Keota news., 1920-05-28

0antsd: A l2-inch moldboard plow
ihk rood working condition. n. K. Hal
lett, Keota, Colo.
Evening star., 1920-10-22
THos. J. OWEN 4 SON. Auetioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE REAL
THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
OFFICE BUILDING AT THE SOUTHEAST
CORNER OF 9Th AND STREETS NV:
BEING NUMBERED 5l2 AND 5l4 "F''
STREET NV.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust duly
recorded in Iiber No. 1879. folio 30 ct seq.
Of the land records Of the District Of Columbia.
and at the request of the party secured there
BY, the undersigned trustees will sell. at public
auction, in front of the premises. on TUESDAY.
THE TWENTY Y-SIXTH DAY OF OCTOBER,
A D. 1920, AT FOCR-rHlITY O'CLOCK r m. =.
the following described land and premises. si:-
uate in the city of Washington, District Of Co
lumba. and designated as and being all OF LOT
20 and the western part Of lot II in White
heads recorded subdivision Of original lots
and Q in square 4sS: said western part Of
said lot 81 fronting 10 feet 7h inches on "F''
street NV, running thence south with equal
width to the south line Of said lot, together
with the improvements.
Terms Of sale: One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal
installments. payable in and two years,
with interest at per eentum per annum, pay
able semi-annualiy. from day of sale. secured
cash. at the option Of the purchaser. A deposit
Of $4,000 will be required at time Of sale.
All conveyancing, recording, revenue stamps.
etc., at cost Of purchaser. Terms Of sale to
be complied with within thirty days from day
Of sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser, after five days adver-
lished in Washington, d. c.
HARRY f. BOSS,
BEN T. WEBSTER.
oc15-d&ds, ,exSu Trustees.
Evening star., 1920-10-22

So 55o-$55O cash. Sd and SITS. 6r. and b !;
front and back yards to alley.
xs,O0o-s6oO cash. I'D near +. 6r and b.
brick: corner of alley.
s4.oOo-s5OO cash On No. Cap near G. p. o.
IL. and b. front and back yards.
s4.OO0-S7aO cash. On 9Th near N. 6r. and b.
So .soo-ssOo cash. On ST. near I'd. Or. and
b. Three-story red brick.
s5.7ao-s7so cash Mass, aye: % near - ztn, l.. s'
S. scJo-S75O cash. st. NJ ar 3d. llr. and b.
Vow r-rted 500 per mo.
GEORGETOWN.
S.s5o-ssoo cash. s4th st. near .. 5r. frame
a,5oc-.7so cash. s4th st. near Q. er. and b..
BROOKLAND.
s47oo-sSoo cash. Perry ST. near 18th. sr.
and b. Fur. ht.. gas lights. Front
and back i'orches. Semi-detaehed:
suns.low of 5r. and b. Eiee. lights.
Large lot.
ss.5oo-sl. 900 cash. IAxrenee st: Or; tiled
PETWORTH.
s. ,5o-S1 900 cash. Shepherd st. near New
Hamp. ave. s.. and b.: fur. ht. Large
H,sso-s1 900 cash Q ,iney near 7th. sr. and
b. H.-w.h.. elec. light. Pofches.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
s3.s50-s50o cash. Harvard st. 6r. and b.
u.
SS, SSo-$1 900 cash. Irving st. 6r. and b.
H.-w.h. Scar garage.
SOUTHWEST.
g ,cOO-$SOo cash. Across street from Bur. Of
Engraving. 6r. and b. brick. Fine
for business.
SS75o-$750 cash Investment Delaware ave.
12r. and b. H--w.h., exec. light.
Rented so month.
a 50o-$5O0 cash. G St near 9th. Sr. and
D. bay-window brick Good condition.
s4150-$z5O cash. Maryland ave. near 7th.
Or. and b. Two-stcry brick garage.