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Evening star., 1921-08-23

While the amateur event is in
progress the American professional
championship al a,IiSIS tafeetS Is 20
be held. This morning competition in
the American amateur championship
at double targets was resumed The
professional championship at double
targets also started this morning.
Following these matches, the Lake
michigan special, a 100-target event.
16 yards rise. is scheduled. This is
to be followed by the final of the
East VS.. West team shoot and the
junior title is to be decided at noon.
Breaks 175 Straight.
Harry Thoman of Huron. S. D..
yesterday won the South Shore in
troductory shoot. a 100-target event
at 16 yards rise, with perfect score
in three shoot-offs to decide a seven
cornered tie. He broke 25 targets in
each of the elimination matches after
scoring 100 with his six opponents
in the morning. c. L. Bonner Of New
York won second and Frank Hughes
Of Mobridge, S. D., third place.
When the event had been complet-
cd seven experts Thoman. Bonner.
Hughes. G. D. Williams of Miami.
Tex: Gay H. Ford of indianapolis,
Ind. and Fred Harlow Of Newark.
Ohio, each had perfect scores.
In the first shoot-ofr of twenty five
targets Harlow, Ford. Woodward
and Williams were eliminated. In
the second shoot-off Hughes dropped
one target while Bonner and Thoman
registered perfect totals. Bonner
missed his fourteenth target in the
final test.
Thoman wore q business suit and
q straw hat
Woman Scores ss.
Mrs. Toots Randall Of New York
city won the national women's
championship with a score of SO.
Mrs. c. NJ. Buchanan of Mitchell.
6. D., and Mrs. E. L. King of Winona,
Minn., tied for second with 96.
The Great Lakes zone squad won
the American amateur f1ve-man
championship with total of 4S7.
Among those Of the 39l contest
ants who registered 80 in the south
shore Introductory were: F.. NJ
Evening star., 1921-08-23

team, composed OF Fhliip
Neer and James Davis. 6-2. TO. o-i:
This was the best played match OF
the day. but the gallery about the
championship courts showed great
interest also in the reappearance as
partners of W. T. Tilden. I'd. world
singles champion. and Vincent Rich
ards, his youthful conqueror OF sew
eral weeks ago. They teamed ef-
fectively after a separation of two
years to win in straight sets from
the southern doubles titlists. B. NJ.
Grant and c. Y. Smith, 6-1, 6-2, 81.
Yesterdays results:
FIRST ROUND
s. H. voshell and s. Hardy defeated A. n.
Reggie and F. p. Renedct. SO. S-3. 60:
X. Dana and {. X. Shaw, Roston. defeated
r. r. Plimpton and c. G. Plimpton. Boston,
W. T. Tilden. I'd. and Vincent Richards
defeated B. NJ. Grant and @. Y. Smith. 6-1.
NJ. h. Hutchinson and c. ". Saunders de-
feated W. Brown and ". B. Haase. 6-2.
Ga. 4+6. 81.
]. r. Gilbert and A. Yencken. Great Britain.
son, New York. 6-4. i-6. Is. 1-3.
L. +. Williams of Chicago and Fritz E. Rss-
tian. Indianapolis, defeated T. X. Pell and l..
E. Mahan of New York, Ct 12-lO. ID.
SECOND ROUND.
W NJ Johnston and W. E. Davis defeated
Fl. B. Guild and !. c. Wright. 8-2. 6-l.
81.
r. n. Williams. Cd. Boston. and W. NJ.
washburn. New York. defeated Philip Neer
and James Davies. southern California, 6-2,
7-5, 6-l
J. w Wheelwright and ]. W. Foster. Bos-
ton. defeated c. NJ. Charest and w. H.
Sweeney. 3-8. 6-o, 4-6. SIS. 8-l.
H. V. Greenough and G. T. Putnam. Bos-
ton, defeated Laurence Rice, Boston, and
Clyde Curley. Newport. SIS. 1-6. 81. 60,
Ct.
H. C. johnson and g. p. Gardner. tr.. Ros-
ton. defeated A. W. Jones and W. W. lngra.
ham. Providence, 6-3. 4-6. 6-2, 81.
Maxwell Woosnam and o. G. n. Tunbull,
Great Britain. won from w. A. Larned and
W. j. Clothier by default.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
FOOL CANUCK PADDLERS
Washington Canoe Club Captures
Two International Titles at
Sugar Island Meet.

With two international champion.
ships added to its long list Of vic.
tories. the crew OF the Washington
Canoe Club has returned from Can
Harry Se Rn sfpps pss1 Of rs the
in talking Of the races, said: '"The
Canadians did not figure on us at ali.
They said that we would never be
able to keep the boat afloat in the
rough water. as we were used to the
line In the single blade fours they
could hardly believe their eyes,"
The racing class senior fours went
to the crew made up of Karl knight.
Harry Knight. Percy Walton and
Harry Davis; The second place went
to the crew from the Ireland Aquatic
Association of Toronto. In the rae
ing class senior tandem Harry and
Karl knight again bested the entry
Of the Ireland Aquatic Association.
The events were over half-mile
course.
A special event. the racing class
double blade one-man international
championship over q mile course went
to H. Tresider of the Gananoque
Canoe Club. Canada. Harry Knight was
second and w. Ireland Of the Ireland
Aquatic Association third. The lat
ter has been winning this event since
1915. and was heavily backed by his
countrymen. His defeat was q sting
ing blow to them.
Reginald Rutherford of Washington
took first place in the cruising class,
one-man single-blade race. His club
mate, H. kreischer, was second. These
two men paired in the cruising class
tandem single-blade event and took
first place. These races also were
over a half-mile course.
The local men were badly handicap.
ped by water conditions. They ripped
a poncho in half and fastened it over
the bow of the boat and around the
waist of the bowman in preparation
for the senior four double-blade race
to keep water from coming over the
bow and swamping the boat. The
water was too rough even for the
Canadians, however, and they called
off the race.
Evening star., 1921-08-23

In the former tournament the Davis
Gun team combination of Williams ana
washburn were paired against II. N.
Dana and c. X. Shaw. the team OF
Tilden and Richards. met III. L. Jonn-
san and q. P Gardner, jr.. and the
Kinsey brothers were opposed by j.
B, Gilbert and a. 1encken. brrtlSn
combination.
", Z. Tilden and Mrs. Molla Bjurstedt
Mallory with Miss Edith Sigourney
and N. W. Niles of this city, Mrs.
Mary Sutton Bundy and Robert Kin
sey of California meeting Mrs. J.. u.
Morris and L. E. Mahan of New York.
and Miss Mary X. Browne and W. NJ
Johnston of California opposed by
Miss X. Gardner and H. Guild. local
team.
At Longwood the women played this
forenoon in the invitation tourna-
ment begun yesterday and in the art
ernoon the courts were given over 10
the national boys and junior cham-
pionShips in singles and doubles. ine
father and son doubles champion
M. A. Champions Beaten.
Fayorites won the matches yester-
day. although not always IN straight
sets.
c. M. Charest and William Sweeney
Of Baltimore, middle Atlantic cham
pions, gave way after five sets to ].
W. wheelright and ]. w. Foster of
Boston. Arthur Yencken of the Brit
ish embassy. paired with j. B. Gill
bert of the English Davis cup team.
scored at the expense of the brothers
Fred and Frank Anderson of New
York after four sets
The American doubles combination
in the Davis cup challenge play.
R. Norris Williams, I'd. and Wat
successes OF the year by defeating in
straight sets the Leland Stanford
Evening star., 1921-08-23

Tommy Kerrigan. Siwanoy profess
sional. who was to have piloted the
eastern team, will captain the Ameri-
cans. On his list are Mike Brady of
Detroit. George Mclean. Grassy
Sprain: Emmett French. Youngstown;
Walter Hagen. Willie Melh0rn. Gene
Sarazen. George Rowden, Alfred Hack
barth. Tom Mcnamara. Emil Loeff1er.
Bill Trovinger. Frank Adams and
Charlie Lorms.
Jock Hutchison will captain the An
glo-Scottish brigade. A tentative line
up of his team included Laurie and
Aleck Ayton. Charlie Mayo. Willie Nc
Farlane. Harry Hampton, Alec Ross.
Paddy Boyle. Tom Boyd. Willie Ogg.
Wilfred Reid. Alex Cunningham. Phil
Gaudin, Willie Hunter and George
Sargent.
The match will be played this after
Evening star., 1921-08-23
HOOVER WILL NOT ROW.

DULUTH, Mimi, August 23.-Wal-
ter Hoover, Duluth Boat Club. ma
tional senior sculling champion, today
announced withdrawal of his entry for
the middle states regatta. to be held
at Philadelphia Labor day.
Refusal Of Jack Kelly. Vesper Boat
Club, Philadelphia worlds champion
senior sculler, to enter the middle
states regatta as a sculler, prompted
the withdrawal.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August 20
Crews from Canada, New York,
Bayonne, Buffalo. Washington and
Baltimore are expected to be entered
in the middle states regatta on the
Schuylkill river course here Labor
day.
Evening star., 1921-08-23

Langan held the Nets to two safe
lies while the Shamrocks punched six
hits and three bases on balls off
Crosby for a 4-to-0 win E. Steele of
the Big Greens made a homer. Both
teams f1elded we'll.
Poor fielding by Grace Athletic
Club let the Westovers score a 13-to-0
victory in Section A Of the unlimiteds.
The winners got but eight hits. but
the losers made as many errors Haw-
thorn let>Grace have only two safe
Ties and never was in danger of being
scored against.
wlnston and Garfield battled
Through seven innings to q A tie in
Section c. unlimited division. A two
run rally in the seventh saved the
Winstons from defeat. GARFIELD had
gained the lead with three tallies
made In the fifth.
Durfty's batting helped Mohawk
Athletic Club to a 7-to-5 win over the
Clovers in Section of the junior
giles in three times at bat and cha sed
in three tallies. The teams were dead
locked until the Indians staged a two
run rally in the sixth.
Roamer Athletic Club now leads
Section B of the juniors as a result of
q 7-to-3 victory achieved over Pet
worth. The latter had held the lead
for several days Four runs made
by Roamer in the eighth decided the
issue.
Mardelle Athletic Club completed its
schedule in Section B of the midgets
with q 12-to-11 win over the Stanton
Templar nine. The triumph gave the
MardelIes second place in their sec
ton.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
SHAMROCKS NEAR TITLE
IN SANDLOT SECTION B

= HAMROCK ATHLETIC CLUB. pride of Ppeown is just about
champion of the unlimited division the
- ball championship of the District
the Meropolans yesterday the Big Green nine
has only
before completing play its class Souhnds and
Shamrocks
Peerless Athletic Club OF the asnamed
Pipetown
for The
Evening star., 1921-08-23

noon. Cups have been offered by the
Oakwood club.
Playing super golf during the entire
round. Melhorn the young professional
of the Shreveport Country Club. broke
all local records on the Oakwood
course yesterday, with a card of 6S,
having 35 out and a 81 in, during
a practice work -out.
Melhorn had one under fours for
the first nine holes. and four under for
the second. His drives were accurate
and for good distances. and he putted
with accuracy. He wound up his per-
formance with a three on the 40
yard eighteenth.
Several other players were on the
course. but found difficulty in judging
the speed of the greens and the yawn-
ing traps caught many a sliced and
hooked drive. Mike Brady Of Detroit.
had good round in the morning.
turning in -.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
BARS DARNE|LLE BOUT
New Haven Board Declares Pro
posed Battle With Brennan
Would Be Uneven.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, August 23.-
The New Haven boxing commission
has refused to sanction a proposed
boxing match between Bill Brennan
of Chicago and Harry Darneille of
Washington, scheduled to be held in
this city on September 3. The COM
missions announcement said 1t re-
garded the match as uneven.
1t is understood the promoters will
take the question before the state
boxing commission.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
HURLS HITLESS BALL.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August o.
Sells, pitching for Knoxville against
Greeneville, yesterday in a double
header held his opponents to no hits
and no runs for full nine innings.
Knoxville won the first game by a
score of to 0, Sells allowing but two
singles, both of which came in the
first inning He started the second
game and turned back Greeneville in
the first inning.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
GRID GAME AT FETE.

GAINESVILLE, Fla, August o.
Tentative arrangements have been
made for the University of Florida
foot ball eleven to play q game at
in December. An opponent for the
Gators has not been selected, but it
is believed the University of Indiana
will be invited.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
RACE MEETING STARTS.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. August 23.
With the Breeders Club sweep
stakes and the Knickefbocker trot as
features. and good weather prevail
ing, fast time is expected in the
grand circuit race meeting. which
opens here this afternoon. The Great
Marie, which has made a mark Of
2.17h. will start against time during
the meeting.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
YANKEE GOLFERS WIN.

WINNIPEG, Man., August 23.-
Three Of FIVE American entries in the
Canadian amateur golf championship
tournament survived the first round
play. The victorious Americans were
J. X. weatherby. Minneapolis; Dr.. A
H. Pouston, Seattle. and E. y. Whyte.
Duluth, and the defeated Americans.
Draper and F. F. Fregeau, both of
Duluth
Evening star., 1921-08-23
WALKER QUITS HOSPITAL.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. August "a
Johnny Walker, first baseman of the
Philadelphia Athletics, who was in
jured by being hit in the head with
a batted ball here last week. is able
to leave the hospital. He probably
will join his teammates the latter
part Of this week.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
SWIMS GULF OF GENOA.

GENOA, August 23.-Antonio Sach-
ner yesterday swan the Gulf of
Genoa. a distance of 3.11 miles, in one
hour, thirty-o -one minutes and twenty
seconds. This constituted a new rec
ord for the swim. The sea was run
ming heavily.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
WELSH HELD TO DRAW.
Former Champion and TAFT Land
Few Effective Blows.

WINNIPEG. Man. August "a
Freddie Welsh. former lightweight
champion. and Clonnie TAFT. Canadian
champion. fought ten
rounds to a draw last night in a
bout which was advertised for the
championship of the British empire"
But few effective blows were landed
Evening star., 1921-08-23

YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Winston, 4; Garfield. 4 (seven innings).
TODAY'S GAME.
Dominican vs. Mount Vernon, at Randle
Field. east end Of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
TOMORRow'S GAME.
Raudle vs.. knickerb0cker. at Union station
plaza.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
MIDDLE ATLANTIC PAIR
DEFEATED IN FIVE SETS

~ OSTON 23The Longwood Cricket Club again to-
X dav had to its courts
IL Chestnut with national title competitions
within the week and invitation singles LOT
1yo.n On Hill the
second and third double play and the first round
doubles championship occupied the courts
Evening star., 1921-08-23

MATCH TAKES THE PLACE
OF EAST VS.. WEST CLASH

(LEVELAND August The proposed match play between
the which naugurated
the golf the Oakwood Club today has
been changed eighenhoe tilt and foreign
The
because players unable o ar rive in
Evening star., 1921-08-23
DECISION TO MORAN.

NEW ORLEANS. August 23.-Pal
Moran Of New Orleans won the de-
ciston over Basil Galiano. also of this
city, in a f1fteen-round bout last
night. They are lightweights.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
SHOOTING FOR AMATEUR
SINGLES TARGET TITLE

~HICAGO August 2Todays grand handi-
of the at
South Shore Country Club featured by American
championship single This looked
than
because
is looked champion of champions.
Evening star., 1921-08-23

YESTERDAYS RESULT.
Shamrock. 4: Metropolitan. tseven IN
ToDAY'S GAME.
Southland VS.. Brookland. at Washington bar-
racks, foot of Az street southwest
TOMORROW'S GAME.
Optometrst VS.. Peerless at Randle Field,
east end Of Pennsylvania Avenue bridge.
SECTION C.
Evening star., 1921-08-23

NEW YORK, August 23.-Andre
Stoyanoff and Assem- Jordanoff, Bull
garian aviators, have arrived to par
race at Omaha Neb., November Z.
Evening star., 1921-08-23

Yesterdays RESULT.
Roamer. z: Petworth. 8.
4, TODAY'S GAME
! Hilltop W. Owl. at Union station plaza.
ToMORRow's GAME.
None scheduled.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
MURPHY SCORES K. O.

ATLANTA. Ca, August "a
frankie Murphy of Charleston
knocked out Tommy Littleton of New
Orleans last night in the third round
Evening star., 1921-08-23
JUNIOR DIVISION.

YESTERDAYS RESULT
Mohawk. Z; Glover. 5 (six innings).
ToDAY'S GAME
Park View HerIl, at 7th and Monroe
Streets northeast.
ToMoRRow's GAME.
AItec ~. Quentin, at Washington barracks,
&oot Of ~ street southwest.
Evening star., 1921-08-23
Unlimited DIVISION.

YESTERDAYS RESULT.
westover, Is; Grace. o tsix innings).
ToDAY'S GAME.
Yankee vs.. Quincy. at Tenleytown.
TOMoRRow's GAME.
LanEdon VS.. Grace, at Langdon.
Evening star., 1921-08-23

Troeh. Vancouver. Wash; Arthur
Guy Empey. New York city; w. H.
Rife, Upton, Ind: ]. A. Fester.
Detroit. and NJ. $. HOFFMAN, Hicks
vile, Ohio.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07
REAL ESTATE
FARMS FOR SALE


240 acres, 100 in cultivation, Is
in prunes, 8 in mixed orchard, 2
sets Of modern buildings, modern
barn and chicken house. 6 milk
cows, ! team. chickens and all
farm implements. WIN consider
smaller farm anywhere. This is
just across the river In Polk coun-
ty.
12s acres, 40 in cultivation, 40
in good timber, balance in pasture
and timber. Has some old shacks.
Good spring water on property.
For quick sale, SIS per acre. It's
genuine bargain.
12S acres. 80 in cultivation, /
acre fruit. IS acres timber, bal
ance in pasture. room house,
modern barn 36x76, A first class
general farm You can get a good
deal on the stock and implements.
On fine road. s125 per acre,
See me for farms or homes.
ARTHUR f. PETERSEN
229 Oregon bldg. n215s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07
!SALEM MARKETS]
! Complied from reports OF Salem
dealers for the guidance OF
! Capital Journal readers Gre
I vised daily.l

S-e-e-S-S-s-o-e-ore-e
Grain: Average valley wheat
(bulk) 90c. ss4ssA
Hay: uneat hay 10000 HOO;
oat hay S1l.00Qi2.o0; clover hay
$9.OOQ1O.OO,
Wholesale Prices
Meat; Hogs 5000; dressed
hogs 15c; top steers sos sac;
cows 2@4Me; pulls Sc; spring
lambs 5@5hc; sheep, yearling
2M csc: veal fancy dressed IAN
@15c.
Butter and Eggs: Eggs soc;
light hens Ice; heavy hens 22c;
cid roosters &c; broilers over two
pounds 22c;
Butterfat: Butterfat 45c:cream
cry butter 47@4Sc; country but
ter 35Q37c; milk $2.10 cwt.
Vegetables: Oregon onions
$3.50 cwt; beets SO cwt; carrots
$500 per cwt; oregon cabbags
&c 10; green peppers Sc lib; green
peas 12c; new potatoes ] Nc lb,
cucumbers 25c per doz; greer
beansbc; wax beans &c; The Dal'
les tomatoes 75c per box; egs
plant sc Id; sweet potatoes &c lb
Fruits: Oranges 1915 @6.2S'
lemons $500; bananas DC; dates
grapefruit $4.5O; cantaloupe $l.7l
per crate; watermelon / nc per lb
California Elberta peaches S1.10I
Maluga grapes $3.50 crate: Toka,
grapes S3.25 crate.
Retail Prices
Poultry and eggs: Eggs SSc
creamery butter 5sc; country but
ter AZ a 45c.
Portland, Or. Sept. 7. - cattl'
steady; receipts l23; choic'
steers s6.Ooq 0.Dct medium 4
good Sg.BO@6.0O; fair to medium
ss.00aB.50; common to fair $4.oi
$500; choice feeders s4.76 q 5.2I
fair to good s4.25 q 4.75; choic'
COWS and heifers s5.00@5.75; me
dlum TO good s4.2b $500 fair Il
J medium t3.25@4.25; common
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07
NOTICE OF STREET IMPROVE
MlrNV

Notice Is hereby given. that the
council OF the town OF Stayt0ns
Marion county, oregon, deems II
necessary and expedient and here
by declares its purpose and inten-
ton to improve that portion OF
Third street from the south line
OF Water street TO the south line
Iof Washington streets also that
portion Of Water street from the
west line OF Third street to the
east line OF First street; also that
portion Of Ida street from the west
line OF Third street to the east
line Of First street, all In said
town and state, at the expense OF
lthe abuttlng and adjacent property
by bringing said portion OF said
streets to the established grade.
constructing cement concrete eurDs
wherever the same does not now
exist and paving said portion OK
SAID streets vita . hard surface
lpayemsnt the kind and character
OF which shall be one OF tnree
Kinds. namely: Asphaltic concrete.
Warrsnite biguiithio or concrete,
which together with the width
land thickness shall be determined
BY the council after receiving the
bids for the making thereof, said
Improvement to be made in az
COZ dance with the plans ana spec
lfications for said Improvement
ladopted by the council on the LIST
day of September, 1924, which are
now on file In the office Of the re-
corder Of said town, and which Tor
greater certainty and eonveniepce
and for a more detailed descrip-
ton thereof, are hereby referred
to and made a part hereof.
Notice ia further given. that the
recorder Of said town VIII receive
bids for the making OF said I'M
movement up to seven O'Clock p.
I'm. Of the nth day OF September,
lO2i. bids will be received on any
one or all OF the different kinds,
character or types Of pavemepts
proposed and as set forth In said
plans and specifications for the
making of said Improvement row
on file In the office Of said record
er. All bids must be accompanied
BY a certified check on some ,e-
sponaible bank equal 10 ten per
cent OF the amount OF the bid. pay.
abIe 10 the Mayor OF the Town ot
6tayton, oregon. When tho eovhcll
lshall have determined the kind or
character or improvement ~ -.
made, and the lowest responalpte
Ibid submitted therefore. tne re-
ooraev will return 10 the lespect-
i've bidders whose bids have been
rejected the checks submitted with
their BID and viii retain the eheek
accompanying the successful ole
until such time as remonstrsnco
Is flied sufficlent to defeat snid In.
provemsnt or the contract ena
kond fo- the making OF such I'M
movement IL executed. The ccun-
Ell reserves the right 10 reject anf
and all bids.
BY order Of the eounch.
Dated this ist day or septem-
Der, 1891, corn.
Recorder Of the town Of sl,.-
lt0n, OreEon ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07
BEST BUYS
HOUSES


room modern cottage, good
condition, close in, shade; only
$240O cash.
7 room modern bungalow, built
in conveniences, paved street, lot
I75x150; cheap at $4250, terms.
rooms modern, basement. good
lot, paved street. good location,
$2650.
8 rooms strictly modern. fire.
place, furnace, stationary tubs, ga
rage. good lot, gravel street; an
exceptional buy; $45O0, " cash.
"a room fine bungalow, furnace,
baths, upstairs rents for $50;
east front. paved street, fine loca-
ton $1,000.
FARMS
5 acres, 2 bearing prunes, IN
pasture, X family orchard, Q room
house, barn, coops, chickens, horse,
hog, implements, household goods.
Price $500, $1,000 cash, balance 6
Der cent for years.
Is acres, 8 logans, 3M straw
Berries, shack house, close to Sa-
fem. Price $500, n cash.
20 acres, 16 bearing prunes. ~
logans, "a strawberries, room
house, drier, warehouse. garage;
Will consider residence and cror
payments on balance. Price $500
| per acre.
100 acres. 80 cultivated, 10 To-
gans. 4 mixed orchard, 20 pasture
OF which Is is beaverdam. on Pa
oific highway, fine for subdivis-
ion, two sets of improvements
| f0nn NOR "a rra IL cash
SOCOLOFSKY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07
REAL ESTATE

TRADE FOR WESTERN ORE
GON--400 acre stock and grain
farm. south OF The Dailes. IN
Wasco county. has two sets Of
buildings, family fruit. part cul-
nvated. some good timber, sM
miles to railroad. for Sas per
acre. For particulars. II. u.
Brown, over Busick's State and
Com rnerciaI b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

AS ROOM bungalo with laundry
and sleeping porch, large roomy
rooms, fine location south Sa-
lem, convenient to school. church
and car line, ali in one to three
blocks. Open for a few days only
Owner F care Journal. a"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-09-07

Az EACHANGE-40 acres of fine
and only miles from Salem
and mile from paved road.
good buildings, family orchard,
vel equipped with stock. tools
and machinery; about Is tons
u nay, l acre of potatoes. Price
including all $10.500; will take
z IN city property. balance easy
Terms. Let me tell you about
sas place. Thomson, 331h
state street. 214s