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Arizona republican., 1920-12-25
SPIRIT IF JOY
 RE|GNS AT CITY CHRISTMAS TREE
Yuletide Brings Cheer To ,.A Little Hearts As Thou Riddles T hron g
 Hotel Adams And Receive
 Gifts

Oh, look. l wish l had that"-and Lhlo the tiny outstretched hand was immediately placed the coveted doll. lt was like playing Aladdin, only much easier. You remember Aladdin had to ruo three times on the lamp before ms wish was granted. But the fairies m the guise of Salvation Army workers were more ready to grant wishes ex- pressed by the throng ofs little ones who filed past the immense Christmas tree which held the center of the Ho- tel Adams lobby last night. In many cases not even the spoken word was necessary. The workers were quick to interpret the eager look and imme- diatelY satisfy the longing expressed by the baby eyes.
 More than 1000 little tots and their elders marched cheerfully past the gatly decorated evergreen which spread a halo of Yuletide spirit upon the as sembied throng in the hotel last night. J. c. Adams, manager of the hotel, concluded a brief opening speech by introducing Governor Campbell. MT Adams called attention to the evolu ton of the Christmas tree, which has been a feature of the hotel since its opening. At first the evergreen served nkerely as an ornament but about 1C Years ago some enterprising citizens oi fsnoenix decided the tree should be de- voted to more practical purpose.
 Today the Christmas tree fund tC which Phoenix has contributed so gen. erously, means food and cheer for hun- dreds of needy families here The Sal vation Army reports that last year tho Christmas tree fund was sufficient tC provide dinners for every destitute family in Phoenix, with a surplus left, Mir. Adams said.
 Governor Speaks
 Governor Campbell prefaced his re marks by stating that he had been al active participant in the Phoeni' Christmas tree celebration for the pas six years.
 Tn these modern days of feverisl activity we are too prone to lose sigh
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25

of the real Christmas spirit and regard the day as an annoying time when presents are forced upon us and we force presents upon others. An event of this character typifies the true spirit of Him who came to us in such a lowly manner It brings to us more fully the significance of the advice; It. is more blessed to give than to re- ceive'"
 Following the governors address the doors of the hotel were thrown open to the crowd of children who eagerly awaited a glimpse of the giant Christ
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25

mas tree and it's burden of good things.
 The tree was one of the largest to | ever find a place in the lobby at the festive season. 1t was shipped direct from the forests of northern Arizona by Mir Nickerson of Williams and ere ceived here by the Valley Lumber com pany, which paid all freight charges and transferred it to the hotel. Circling its base were piles of gro ceries. toys, candy, nuts and fruit The assortment represented an expen- diture of more than $500 for groceries, $500 for toys and pile of 1900 well filled stockings.
 A LuII Before the Rush
 There was an eXpectant hush from an audience which sought for elbow space in the lobby and on the mezza-
 nine floor as the first little tots made
 rush for the tree. Breaking the mo- mentary silence came plea from a
 smartly dressed little girl who sat be- side her mother in the mezzanine: 1 "Oh mama, cant I go down there
 with them?"
 | And there were many in the big
 crowd who shared similar sentiments
 with the little girl. They saw and | felt the Christmas spirit in the line Of shabbily dressed little ones and they | had a desire to enter in aud be part of it.
 Not quite, but almost in the lead. was a little tot who could not have \ participated in the festivities of more II than two previous Christmas eyes. He
 was barefooted and his garments had
 been patched and repatched. But under each arm he tightly clutched a parcel and no one in the hotel could
 boast a happier smile. Every Child Remembered
 Every child was given one of tht stockings of candy, nuts and fruit anc their choice of one toy. They hat \ ample variety from which to selec their toy, ranging from an airplane t' doll.
 For the older folks there were sev eral hundred sacks of flour, plenty 0 s potatoes, stacks of canned goods. bi' \ slabs of bacon and a variety of packag goods.
 Although an effort was made | serve all the needy who applied, ther \ were more applications than could b E cared for. Many worthy families i N need of Christmas remembrance ha. to be overlooked, and members of tn committee have given assurances tha all will be provided for as fast a \ workers can make the calls. Music was furnished by the Colum N bia theater orchestra last night Ther will be a change of program each nigh until New Years Appropriate vocs \ selections will be sung by Walter Has tings Olneys boys choir from tn school of music tonight.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25
Mesa Camels Defeat
 Tempe Normal Boys At Fast Basketball

The Mesa Camels' defeated the Tempe normal boys in a fast game of basketball at the Mesa auditorium last night, score 47 to IT.
 The Mesa team, composed of univer- sity students home for the holidays played a brilliant game of basketball completely outclassing their rivals al every stage of the game. The "Camels' were considerably heavier than theiI | opponents.
 Wilbur Clark, Central board official
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25

Moosehart. an hours ride out of Chicago. claims the distinction of be- ing the only town in the world that is governed by children. It is 1.00O-s s- acre children's republic for the or phans of members of the Loyal Order of Moose. Besides learning to govern themselves and others, the children receive a common and high school cd ucation and have d chance to learn any one of six trades.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25

Eugene Arceau, French giant, is q recent arrival in New York Hs stands eight feet six inches tall weighs 308 pounds and can lift an or dinary- sized man easily. He has mol announced as yet what business he will pursue in this country.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25

refereed the game, keeping the contest fast and clean. Neither team had a player ruled out for personal fouls and there were no arguments during the game.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25

Eating an egg with a spoon would be a sacrilege to a Spaniard. He boils his egg just one minute. then breaks the contents into glass and drinks it as if it were wine.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The actual conditions of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold s30.559.530 reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is an increase of $22. .337. .330 from last week
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25

Kobe is trying to do it's loyal bit in the national census taking which Ja- pan is now preparing to hold on an elaborate scale at a huge cost. In or der to celebrate the significance of the event, various plans are being pro- noted, among which is one for hiring a number of bands to parade every part of the city playing popular airs Iespecially comosed for the occasion. All
 cinematograhic halls and theaters are
 to cooperate in the function and be- tween intermissions the committees in charge will talk to the audience dem
 onstrating the importance of the occa- l lsion.-Japanese Advertiser.
Arizona republican., 1920-12-25

the Universal Tours community camp on Eighteenth street north of Van Buren. A big bonfire formed the back ground for the "open air entertain ment hall where children sang and spoke Christmas songs and pieces It was an impromptu observance, entered into by more than 200 tourists at the camp.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

$50 acres all under cultivation with
more than $50 acres in crop. About
seventy head of choice dairy cattle.
Fine range of implements and ma
ehinery. Really good buildings includ-
ing two silos. Beautifully laying piece
of land. miles from Salem. $4,000.
Unquestionably one of the finest dairy
farms in oregon.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
Mt. Angel Nine
To Play HoweH
Tossers Sunday

Mt. Angel, May 20.-The MT. An-.
gel baseball team will play the How
ell strong team here Sunday ana
lively game Is anticipated. The Howell
team is composed Of heavy bunch
of players and will put UP o strong
fight for victory.
J. j. Keber, one Of the candidates
for representative, was in Salem yes
terday on his campaign mission
Fred Schwab is In the east IN the
interest Of the Fred Schwab Commis-
sion Co., and expects to be absent Tor
several weeks. His son, joseph, has
lust returned from Stockton, Cal,
where he has been in charge Of the
California office, and will look. after
the business here during the absence
Of shis father, In the meantille the
work on their new warehouse here is
progressing nicely
Lieutenant Or. Webb, who has Deen
In California for several months re-
ceivlng medical treatment, has fuiiy
recovered and Is expected home soon.
AT present he is in charge Of som-
pany Of men In that state.
s. O. Rice, Mt. Angel buttermaker,
Is in Portland attending meeting OF
the state dairy council, of which ne
is q member.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
IHauser-' ~" cams
Show Real Glass
in Twilight Game

In game that gave Twilight lea
que fans their moneys worth, the
swanky Hauser Brothers team cleared
ahead of the Y. NJ. C. A. nine in fast
play that was e'anyman's" until the
last innings.
The score stood zero-zero until the
latter portion of the fourth.
Kreisei, Y slugger, made the first
run Of the game when he came in on
a passed bali.
A feature Of the game was the work
by the Y battery 0sburn's one hit huri
iEg kept the large audience on their
toes, while Unruh made a good shew-
ing in mitt work. Proctor and Hum
phreys were the bulwarks OF the
Hauser team. Proctor, whether work
ing with the Salem Senators or de-
voting his time to the Twilight lea
que, always receives credible share
of applause from the fans.
Umpire Burton, who has put out
good work in the big event games at
oxford park, has been giving his time
in aiding the twilight series While
''Umpsn gets a small share of Raging
from the fans. his decisions are more
than usually Of dependable charas-
tier and most of the boys in the league
are with Burton most of the time.
The games are free to the public.
Friday, the state house and Valley
Motor teams clash at $3.50 in the eve-
ming,
The Hausers made their showing
In the last half of the fifth tfinau
inning; when Humphreys reached
first as a result OF Osburn's showdown
on bunt. Hagedorn had previously
gone out. Patterson to Adoiph, and
Shaefer followed Humphreys with
strikeout. Hanset then came to the
rescue with hit to Patterson, which
the second baseman failed to hook
UP with. With Humphreys safely over
the plate, Proctor took up the Willow
and banged hot one to third. Cutler
then maintained the onslaught upon
Osburn by slamming another fail
down to Patterson. bringing in Han
set and Proctor. The X men again
scored In the first Of the fifth when
Patterson came in on a passed Dali.
Hausers .,.........-,-....--....,.-... =
~ nj. G. Al. .................... ..-2
Lineups: Hauser Brothers Hum
phries 3b Shaefer CT; Hanset 70:
Proctor IS; Cutler II; cernick ID:
Hulsey. Brown fg; Barnes G; Brick
Hagedorn p.
Y. M. c. A.---Patterson 2b; Smith
/ 1 /. ~
L. Gill, Sb; stockton, F. Reinhart rt;
Unruh G; Kreisel cf; Purvine, Alderin
Ilf; Adolph 1b; uHll IS; Osborn r.
ITmpire--Burton.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
REAL ESTATE.
Good BUYS.

So acre farm located miles east
of Salem, all cultivated and in crop
house, barn and orchard, 1-3 of crop
goes. Possession of buildings at once,
Price SITS per acre. Terms on part
10 acres of bearing italian prunes,
Az miles out, X of crop goes. Price
| $4,000.
10 acres, acres prunes, on main
highway, close in. Price $4,000.
| 200 acre farm, 100 acres cultivated
balance good timber and pasture
house, barn, rock road The timber
on this place will go along ways to-
ward paying for the place. Price $l25
/ per acre.
so acres Of good timber located
northeast of Salem. Price 500 pei
acre. =,
27O acre farm, all tillable soil
buildings, good road. Price Sl25 pei
acre.
Well improved 10 acre tract, acre
loganberries; good bungalow. Prizes
HOUSE BUYS
room modern home located 7lt
N, 14th street. Price $500.
7 room house and two lots, base
ment, furnace, bearing fruits. Price
room cottage located in south Sa-
lem. Price $500. 49,
w. H. Grabenhorst & Go.
] 2T5 State street. n.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
Market Reports

Grain: Wheat No. Sz.s0; feed
oats soc; cheat hay Szs0z4s cat hay
S24G25s clover hay ss5G2e; mill
run ss4955.
Baiserfat: Butterfat 54e; creamery
butter 5s657c.
Pork, veal and mutton: Pork on foot
Ii SIC: veal fancy lThes steers lie
spring lambs 1se: cows 76se; ewes
q 6ei sheep yearling Sc.
Dressed pork 11es
Eggs and poultry; Eggs cash sscs
light hens csc; heavy hens ses,
old ROSTERS 15 q 1scs breiiers 50 Q sac
Vegetables: Onions per pound sci
celery doz. s1.75; potatoes, Yakima
TO. oregon ss1 Csc; strawberries ss.5e
beets per sack 81; turnips per sack
ss.T5; carrots per sack s2.5o; parsnipl
per sack $3.50; spinach 1ec lb.; rad
lshes Ace doz.; asparagus 15c.
Fruit: Oranges s5.ee @ 7.eo: lemoni
s5.5e@6; bananas lie: honey extract
soc; bunch beets 45c; cabbage Sc
head lettuce s1.25; carrots 45c; ~,
paragus 1sc; eaulifiower s1,75 doz.i
Sed peppers 25c lb; rhubarb 40
peas lac.
Retail prices; Eggs dozen 4oci
creamery butter 6s s@s s5c; country but
ter So: flour hard wheat ss.50Gs75
soft wheat ts.se.
LIVESTOCK
Portland, May 20.-Cattle weak
receipts none: grain and pulp fed
steers s12.a5 @1s.o0; choice s1i.5o9
12.25; good to choice si1.oo@11.50i
medium to good $1,000 @11.0o;. fair ts
good ss.O0@10.e0; common to fail
s,OO@s.0O; choice cows and heiferi
1925 @11.00s good to choice 1900 q
1925; mediu INTO good sS.00@s.00
fair to medium S7.0o@S.o0: canrerl
$500 $500; bulls $6.OO@s,O0; prime
light calves s1S.00@16.00; medium
/ light $9.00@12.00; heavy $3.50 q
1850; stockers and feeders sh60 q
1850.
Hogs weaker; receipts 1871; prim
mixed si4.50@15.00; medium s140
| @14.5O; smooth heavy S11.O0 0@1S.00
rough heavy $1,000 @11.OO; pigs 81
| @1S.75.
Sheep weak; receipts 621; prim
lambs S15,00@15.50; culls $1,000 q
i 11.00; light valley $4,000 1900
heavy $1S.00@14.00; common to me
dium S1O5O@12.50; yearlings 5000
@12.25; wethers $9@11; ewes $50
1850.
/ Butter
i Portland May 20, - Cubes extr
4sA @ 49c; parchment wrapped bo
lots SAC; cartons 55e; half boxes "
more, less than Y boxes lc more
tsutterfat 51.@52c {. o. b. station; IS
Poultry and Eggs.
Portland, Or, May 20.--Eggs sell
ling price case count 4o@41; buyin
price case count ssc; selling prie
candled 42c; selected candled in cal
tons 44c.
Poultry: Hens S2@35c; broilers 3
roosters Ice; turkeys dressed
@55c; geese 20 "a 25c; ducks 400 As
Wheat $220; premium $50 sof
zoe hard; barley feed $66.50 buyinl
oats feed $69@71; corn No. 8 yello
$73 milling price.
Mfllstuff: Mil run $54@55 ton.
+ Hay: buying price, timothy $S1
: TO- b. Portland; alfalfa $37; grain $3'
clover $32.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

191 acres, $50 in cultivation, ball
ance pasture and some fine oak grub
timber; fair house of rooms, barn,
good water, ~ acres In prunes in full
bearing also prune dryer; family or
chard; the land is gently rolling; fine
location on good gravel road, near
school and church, mail route and
telephone; 2 miles from town; price
SIS per acre If sold soon; terms.
A fine stock ranch with two sets
of buildings, 400 acres, 80 acres in
cultivation, balance pasture and tim
ber; 2 sets of farm buildings, 2 fam
lily orchards; fine springs; water pips
ed to house and barn; there Is also
some fine timber and outrange. This
is a, splendid bargain at $50 per acre,
terms. Located s miles from town on
county road ahd mail route. Particu-
lars of this and other good buys, write
HENRY AMBLER
Dapfnr annnfU 1O1
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
Summer School
At Willamette
To Be Repeated

willamette university's summer
ehool for rural pastors, which was
eld last year with marked khccess,
III be repeated this summer starting
ruly and ending July "a. Among
ne faculty will be Or. James Wagner
" Boston, DR.. Edward carp Of Madi-
son, N .J., DR. Frank Fenton OF New
York, Dr. Wallace Airhart OF Wash
ington, President Doney Of willamette
university and President Talbot OF
Kimball college of theology Among
the courses offered will be rural eco
nomics, the relation Of the pastor to
the community, the preachers mes
sage, and the pastor and the country
nome.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

10 acres at Broadacres. Fine logan
berry land. room house; good well
$2500.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

WANTED--Painter, l would like to
meet painter and paperhanger with
object of forming a working part
nership. Prefer man acquainted
with city Am house and sign paint
er. Have auto. References eXehang-
ed. Address c r B care Capital
Journal. m122
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
WANTED.
w Wante6--.Heln.

GIRL of IL, not going to school,
wants place to care for baby in
good home. Write S S this office.
h122
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

BARGAINS OR INVESTMENTS
Good room house, large lot, barn,
fruit, good location. $500, terms.
Good 10 acre tract near Salem,
house, stable, nice location. $4,000,
easy terms.
Good Z room house, large lot, gar
age, on carline, good location. $4,000.
Fine river bottom farm z miles
from Salem, sacrifice price.
2h acres Y mile from car line,
fine garden soil, good house, barn,
well, horse wagon, cow, tools; snap
$4,000, good terms.
nice modern residences in Rose
burg Ore, to exchange for Salem
property.
175 acre stock ranch near Rosebufg
to exchange for Salem property.
Perrine & Marsters.
211-12 GRAY bldg n"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
uRk EcrAnR
ALaAH ~ t.


rooms on one Of the best corners
in salem. house is modern except fire
place, fruit. basement ana garage.
S55e0 terms.
rooms on state street not far o6s.
modern built bungalow. fun basement
$500.
rooms in north Salem, ; good lots
a good buy, Ssss0.
10 rooms near the capitol. strictly
modern. $500,
rooms and bath in south Salem,
good basement, new and up 10 date,
lots so with the house. All for Ssse0
cash.
s rooms on Union street close in.
and strictly modern. $500.
I rooms North Capitol street near
the state house. 5000.
s rooms. modern, furnace, east
front, close in, $3.50.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

$500 DOWN
$50 PER MONTH
Buys this attractive modern bum
galow. Has large living room, dining
room, dutch kitchen, three light and
airy bedrooms, crammed with built
in features such as buffets, bookcases,
china closets, hard polished floors,
bath, cement basement, furnace, laun-
dry trays, wood lift. The, total price
is $4,000. There is not another like
it at this price and terms. Get busy
and be the lucky purchaser.
r, B. DORNEY
S29 Oregon bldg. Open evenings TS.,
GEL. a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

~ sALE-Good farm, also AGRA
eset Dy owner Phone S2F12. b122
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
For Sale-Farms.

~ a. SALE-20 acres all in cultiva-
uon' good room pIasrered house,
so;i. Spin ana other outbuildings. rich
t,na' aaJoins Chemawa electric sta
soI son' Y miles from Salem. A bar
blau' bbain' Hart & Muller, 20S Oregon
,--e--91s. n
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

LAWN mowers, safety razors, cutlery,
sharpened, locksmithing, saw FL
ing, umbrellas, repairing all kinds.
Stewards Repair Shop, S47 Court
st.
"WALLPASrE" perfect Tor paper
hanging, no cooking. Max o. Bur-
en-, ITO N. Com1. a.
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS
Notice Is hereby given that the un-
derslgned will receive bids up till 8
o clock p. m. June 7, 1920, for the
construction Of a cement sidewalk 20
be laid in front of lots / and IL, Of
block l6, Riverside addition to the
city of Salem.
Plans and specifications may be had
at the recorders office.
EARL RACE.
1879 CITY recorder.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

STRANGERS, BEWAREt
of some of the SO called real estate
bargains" The best is always the
cheapest in the end. The following
are real value: -
FARMS
15e acres with so acres bearing
English walnuts, 20 acres cultivated
20 acres easily made tillable; balance
old stump pasture except a fine piece
of lake well stocked with fish. At
tractive s room house with excellent
water supply. All equipment. 5 miles
north of Salem. All river bottom land.
So, 900.
$50 acres all under cultivation with
more than $50 acres in crop. About
seventy head of choice dairy cattle.
Fine range of implements and ma
ehinery. Really good buildings includ-
ing two silos. Beautifully laying piece
of land. miles from Salem. $4,000.
Unquestionably one of the finest dairy
farms in oregon.
10 acres, 10 acres cultivated: 40
in crop; 80 summer fallow; good build
ings; a very slightly place, miles
from Salem; "a mile from road be-
ing paved $4,000.
TRACTS
10 acres. One of the most attract
i've suburban homes around Salem
| Strictly modern room bungalow;
barn; first class mixed orchard and
2 acres of young logans. Close to car
| line. $4,000.
10 acres at Broadacres. Fine logan.
berry land. A room house; good well
$2500.
acres with about one half mixed
orchard, balance in oats. No bund-
ings. Greek runs through property
$500, $500 cash will handle.
| 19 ga acres at Chemawa. II y acre:
cultivated, balance pasture. Extrs
good soil. 4 room house, etc. $4,000.
SALEM HOMES
| 9 room house on N. Commercial
street with good lots and fine fruit
Full cement basement. $4,000. A dan
dy home for a farmer in town.
| Bungalow of rooms. Has fou
bedrooms, all corners. All modern COZ
veniences. $500. Something one cal
be proud to own.
Two six roomohomes with furnaces
| located on best streets. $4,000 each
! Good terms.
Strictly modern room house on N
Capitol street, large lot and barn
garage. $4500.
IL room home on North Capito
street with every modern convenience
block to capitol building. $4,000.
Bungalow with Z rooms. Has beau
tifully appointed fixtures. Three fire
places; nothing lacking in the wa,
of modern conveniences. Large 10
with nice fruit. Completely furnishe
with first class furniture and rugs
In fact "a home of character" On
that has distinction. $4,000.
PROPERTY OWNERS
are invited to list their holdings wit
me. Large or small.
HOME BUYERS
you may still see the largest list o
houses to be bought on the install
ment plan in Salem.
HOME BUILDERS
l will finance your project-no della
cHAs. w. NIEMEYER
'Just Real Estate"
216-216 Masonic bldg. Phones 100
Salem, Ore. lOl
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20
Socolofsky.
.-I-----
s41 State street.

FINE SMALL TRACT HOME
A really fine acre tract with good
bearing logans. good bearing prunes.
strawberries clover and some grain.
Good 4 room house. fine small barn.
garage, hen house, etc. This is dan
dy home tract where you can keep
chickens and COW and raise all the
berries. fruit and garden that yeu can
take care of. All crops and some wood
and implements so with this tract
at $4,000. Immediate possession, Terms
See us today if you want fine tract
home. Close to city in fine location.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

Az ao.a SALE = Highly improved 300
cla, se Iarm, $50 seeded to wheat and
sn, s,oser, 100 acres good pasture, ball
roor, @Se second growth fir; new nine
msnt NAM bungalow, full cement base
wstn s furnace, bath, hot and cold
Ia, i' Ilne large barn and garage,
fro. ipss OF fruit, hard surface road in
nar OF farm. Price with crop $50
oraacre acre, terms. Hart & Muller, 20S
bldg. ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

STRANGERS. BEwAREl
of some of the SO called real estate
bargains" The best is always the
cheapest in the end. The following
are real value: -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-05-20

1se acres with so acres bearing
English walnuts, 20 acres cultivated
20 acres easily made tillable; balance
old stump pasture except a fine piece
of lake well stocked with fish. At
tractive s room house with excellent
water supply. All equipment. 5 miles
north of Salem. All river bottom land.
$37 900.