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Millionaire Relieved
Of $4,000 In Jewels

Cleveland. -. Jan. "I.--Fol'ce tonight
are searching for jewels valued at up
yards Of 0.nNn belonging 10 John l..
Sercren"" loca. millionair". which wrre
To-, or stolen IaSr might Tho jewels
disappeared in n Rag a. tho Union sta
ION here on E"N York Central tram
between here ahd Sandusky.
Mr. Srveranr" after tclcgraph:nE
Warren ! Rrnd'". his private secretary
here. ~ his loss. continued with Mrs.
Severance to their winter homo IN I'aSa
icno. California. No description or tho
jcgrls was c.vcr in the telegram.
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Catholic Prayers for
Support Of Mr.. Harding

Washington. Jan. zS.--viril lights,
symbolizns' patriotic prayers for the
cuidance and support Of President
elect Harding when he takes office as
president OF the United States. will be
burned from March ID March 3. In
the national shrine Of the Immaculate
announcement Of the Right Rev.
Thomas j. Shahan. rector Of tho Cath
oIic University. A special appeal has
bcen issued to all Catholics Of the
United States to participate In the act
of national devotion sympolized BY the
lights.
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FLEEING STUDENT IS
SHOT BY POLICEMAN

Ann, Arhor, Mich. Jan. @S.--AuEust C
NeuhIhauscr OF SanduSkr. ONO. Soph"-
~. student TT III" University Of
Michigan was Shot and seriously
wounded her" early today during an
,Itrrration with two tu"ai police "f-
rieers TIL" Officers W"r" sept :" arr"s'
riSe university students. ono OF whom
vas NSuhlhauScr. Who W"r" alleged 10
nav. been dtSordcrll Thr"' Vr the
students ran. and Robert clark. on" .,
nc Or'i,r-~ Fred several Sh"'s. u Is =. E
,rged. M"uhihau>cr i'l with = "uil";
3, his hack tl2rk 2ho was SuSprnh. ii
IRON, tho puli"- fur''c following the
shooting. stated he intended |" shoe:
ntp the air.
Officials Of University hospital, where
Mauh!hauSer was taken st"t"d he mad
= chance 70 recover.
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Swedish Crown Prince
Saves Drowning Sailor

Stockholm. Jan. % Crown Prince
Gustayc on Saturday saved a British
sailor from drowning The sailor fcl
overheard from a dinghy near pier III
the harhor while the prince was pass
Ing. Gustavc climbed down the tinbcrs
Of the pier. and after great effort sue
ceedcd in rescung the sailor.
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LEGION BOXING
BILL To GO IN
PLACES SPORT IN
HANDS OF VETERANS
Bills Also Prepared for State
Medals and Relief for
Disabled Veterans

Charleston. W. Va, Jan. 81
With many more bills to be in
troduccd during the present
week before the first sessions
adjournment on Wednesday, IL Is
predicted tonight that tho total
will reach fully 500.
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More Dloodshed.

Ddhi.u. an. -. Al the hu;li'nSs IN
iaiaNr stree, which oN,rluois ;he man
entrance L. Duh,iu CAST have boon
"omrrardc"r"d ty IN" military. The
residents a. ;hr building have been
ordered /" qu:J Their promises before
neNT ThurSGa,.
'rhe wrNk end n Leland wa marked
By further b:nodSheL. \ total OF ".Sht
men w-rC ku.rd and two wounded. ;Ic-
&7esd .nS - pHai5t Castle reports. ...
.I'onsta able Johnston. ~" Vas wound
; cd in an attacG on the Parncll Br:deeSn
Cork January four, died today.
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LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Gohlcr2 Ian. - Fourteen hun
d-,d Am>r,rars 81 IN" d"moht'iT"d
rurtSh army arc hclmC> rcna'r'at"d on
the transport President Grant. The
,"S.ol wiIl sail from pan"ic January
-. and ,s expected 10 arrit" IN New
N"r> February :.
Eclrayt. Jan. IS. Ono constable waS
known persons IaS' Might Whi'r IN"
cnnstahl"S vFre on their. VA from
,'lours county Monaghan. 10 the
s,r.r" of burglary Thr"" "0n
Sfrhirs w"-" fired IN White proceed
trS 20 Tho harraChs A. Mona CHAN w"
- them w"r" Killed and "n" seriously
Wounded.
Northumberland. Pa, Ian. -. Az
:, pert Of it, r"tr"rchmeri policy. mo-
q vhorl turned today IN ~" hug"
N"rthunih"rlaud CLASSIFICATION Yards
80 tn" I'"uuSN Nl"ur.d railroad h"rH. "N
rrrl hanger work. Crews uI both
cast and west classification humps
w"rr laid of. Orders wer" ISSUED clos
lng everything down in IN" Yards ana
shops on sundays. commencing To-Day.
Nor" than 1000 men ar" affected.
Athens. Ian. @i.--M. Duvarra. the
new Rumanian minister I" Greece.
presented his credentials today I" tho
Creek premier. and vii he received
oTiiaclly by King Ionstanttn" within
the next f"w days. EuTnania thus
becomes rho hrSt allied government
to rCCrEuiEs Constantine.
Elorcncr. Ala. Jan. "%. Practically
the entire town of kIllccn. min" mil"*
north Of Fh"r"n"e. was destroyed by
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THE wKATNER.

ohio-Fair Monday: Tuesday unset
tied probably followed BY rain, no
change In Temperature.
Western PennsylvEntR-Far Monday;
rnesday cloudy and unsettled. no change
in temperature.
west Virgiuia-Fair Monday: TRes-
day unsettled with pxobably rain GO.
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violence Impending. .

Raleigh. y. -. Jan. %A.--'i"i crn'r
Morrison was advised shnrtl! after md
might that groups "C masked mon ""r'
assembling IN Warrent"Nn whcr" thH
negroes implicated in the N"rI!na dl'-
orders were being held ana maj v'c''nH"
vas apparently impending. tn" GOV cr1-
,r directed that additional officers h"
sworn in. and the prisoners protected
at all hazards. The adjut"nt genera
was instructed TO have 4 company ~
militia in readiness 10 proceed to Ma
rcn,on At that hour NO request '"'
troops had been received from Warr'n
ton.
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Raleigh, y. g., Jan. -. -Four wNh'
men and two negroes were .w"und"d
several OF them seriously. in rae" r'"t
today at Sorlina, a small town n"HT
Henderson, y. G.
The rioting. according to reports h"-",
was the result OF increasing tn-f""lnE
between members Of the two races. hay
ing had it's origin in a quarrel over =
trade involving some apples.
The wounded most Of whom w"r"
taken TO a Henderson hospital. are: ".
G. Irpchuch, white, railroad engineer. y.
r Rainey. white, railroad inspector:
Rahy Taylor. white; Leroy Tra''o"'
white; Henry Jones. negro and JAM
Hunter. negro.
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days to examine witnesses after the eAoo
comes up. The names Of 200 moro tuf.
ors for the regular term OF court now
sitting have been drawn for this specis
OCCASION The case Of Sid HATFIELD.
Matewan chief OF police, and three
others charged with killing Anse Hat
neld. hotel proprietor last August is
set for the same day as the Matewan
trials II is not known whether the lat
Ter. in which - men are charged with
killing seven private detectives, and
among whom Sid Hatfield Is. q defendant
UM come 70 trial first.
Not one disturbance has been reported
ha tho strike zone by the military since
Wednesday. last. The state police have
taken over complete jurisdiction OF tho
district east and west Of Williamson.
and Captain J. r. Brockus. and Roy
Norton. with headuarters at Metewan
and Borderland. respectively, have re-
ported to their reas quiet also.
Support Pledged.
Washington. Jan. 23.-The. United
Mine Workers Of America has pledged
Its complete support-moral and ma
terial," to the - men. including men,
bers OF the union. who will be brought
to trial at Williamson. ". Va, next
Wednesday. on a first degree murder
charge in connection with the killings
resulting from the gun battle between
miners and private mine guards At Mate
wan. W. Va. last May. said statement
issued here tonight 10y William Green,
secretary of the organization.
Declaring the trial was the direct re-
suit OF the barbarous warfare waged on
members Of the United Min" Workers,
by the coal operators OF Mingo county"
Mr. Green added:
so long as the lives Of members Of
our organization are at stake. we intend
to pu, 1t their disposal every means TO-
establish their innocence Of the
charge.
The United Min" Workers are deter
mined To SO justice done the locked out
miners of Ming" county. These men nd
their families were rviCtcd from their
homes for the 'rrimr' NJ joining the
union. the opera tors employed profrs-
Sinnal cunmen to hasten the eviction.
We ar" 'nsiSt"n' that tho use ~ RunmS0
IT West virginia mining areas shan
rNaN" II IS tim. thar Republican
form of government. as ordain hv the
constitution should he restored in Ming
count and tho arbitrary ruIe Of the
toal barons brought 10 an end" :.
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BLOCH DISCUSSES REVENUE;
SAYSN VA. NEEDS EIGHT MILLION
EEL1EvEs PRODUCTION TAX ON
OIL. GAS, COAL AND LUMBER
VIII. BE LAID BY LEdISLA-
TURE
state Hospital Support Partially Pro
v1det for In supplemental Bill
Says tho Senator.

Sta'c senator JrSsn \. Eiocn arrived
.,omc SUNDAY morning i-"m 'haTi"slun
, Cnr = few hours stay ~ his home, ana
lcC' agajn lasi evening FOR ~" capital
Senator Rin"h l., in ch"rE" Of a. number
ut worry important measures and IS on"
or ~" hardest working members OF the
! = &. 'a,urc. IT,, vii arriN" in cha ri"S~
tor M. morning n tIm" - Ne present
Tor IN" nniSn of ~" 0r"Nmln4~H Session
or tho Wr.r Virginia lapmakcrs.
! r" ~ Ir,cllic"n""r reporter last "vr
ming Senator fiocn said o..
II md 'nat a great NAV, r"nDl" arc
; ,cr, r7,urn r>cifcd ard irritat"d over IN"
! >o>rihiI.', HAT tho tat" Appropriation
.Ic-"tnCnr" mad" f"r tho henrtit Of public
! hn, riials IS l.kcly {" h" cut Of. h"-
rfc,r lhaI can r5as>urc ia" friends Of
The hospitals in Wheeling and citizens
+ all oyer the state who Ar" Interested
! ,-r cha-,iablc hrsniral work.
"li - true thai the prin"ina budget
hill rrrpa-od for tho legislature docs not
| contain ;h. rr"Nls>"u h"r"i"rnr" mad"
! fn- hospi;al work Tho pr,urIpal appr"-
rrialior hiIl contains provisions for
! about four million dollars = year. and -
r,mIird to approximations that ir" all
sulutcIv necessary Tor TN" "pTratinG rN-
pcus,S of tho state" Nnd VIC do not
know where "" Hr" E"lnE tn raise
crnuch revenue a. present - meet even
| lh,s demand There IS deficit in III"
.cho,,I fund aHd Other heavy charges
for state institutions hav, So depleted
m. Gtair'S revenue that in preparing
tnc principal budget BIZ only the pro-
Visions which TT" absolutely 'SScntiai
Rcrl. imrnr nnrniCl
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Irish ConstabIes Slain
By Unknown Murderers
Two Found Dead By the
Roadside, While a Third
With Six Bullets In His
Body Crawls to Shelter.
Many Killings Mark the
Weekend In Ireland


HrIaN'' Jan. - h' DOC! o. Il '"F
meT solder named l""n'S lNe'' Wa,
found yesterday on IN" ToaaS'o" near
iiand"n. label vas pinned q" th'
clothes ~ tn" dead man. L Sa!d 'ha'
a. had h""1 '"nd&mned as SPY
Two farmers. William E"!i"tt ana
William charter Wcr" kidnapped yes
;"rda!. Eiliou'N body .a'"r Was 'ounn
n boz n"a" it.nn'c". y" Fa'e
ia" been '"und ~ thaTteE'
Dublin asst" reports tAA' 'nVee me"
Who resided ~ count! "a'"SS Ne'e
Sh"; dead Saturd"F ""'' "''''ifI,n7
IN "NauH arrest i - presume" INA
;hH| ""TH Sho' IN o"N'S'''"" WIN ~.
ambuScac" or auA''"rleS III 'h' t'e~u
i"rd district.
TWO considn'0- "h" ma. p'e9 E"o'
dead ana aho'""r N"o "Nu zee" N"u''1- :
"a ".Ts '"unH =! !''S H"'u'""! "'""' ''
IN" HNrdhoo"C" FV""'
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French Comment

Paris. Jan. "S.-RcferrinC TO IA" ap-
roaching conference Of the allies. th"
Temps says today:
The prcmirrs' conference" cannot ON;
examining into the Near East question.
1t was N Brands war min.str:' th.''
the Salonika expedition. Which cuIm,-
mated with the elimination Of RulEaT.'
as war factor. was undH-Iah,u. Tr'
Lloyd George cabinet decided Ill" cam
paign of General Allenhy comma nd"
or the British troops n MC~"p>':"maAN
which settled Turkey. Tho military AL
,hortties have done Their v,rL wrA
Now t IS up TO the civilians. wl,o @r'.
them power. 10 complete tH"'r task
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s||PRFMF COUNCILS GATHERING
HAS BIC INFLUENCE ON BRAND

and other questions viii be discussed.
Tho questions between the allies an!
tho United states likewise will b" G"n"
yuvcr. l. is expected that the confrr"nce
will last about a week.
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supplemental Measure.

"TIowcvcr. Supplemental! approrria-
! ton bill has hen prepared CARRYING pro-
! visions for 81 .6n000n: and in this sup
| elemental appropriation moaSur" IS
made provision for payment for chaTit-
sh,c hospital work und"r almost tho
yarn, conditions rs tn" Board ~ Control
bithn-to required Tor payment to state
tn"ttutions.
In this supplemental h:.1 ;tl! o. h"
! Improvements asked Tor hy the various
~r,t.. 'n~titut'ous Hr. Included. and a
!argc amount o other work = included.
r. my mind. = - 1aS"!u,"'r cat OF IN"
Question thai Tho l"Ei%i1turc should not
make an earnest effort to raise In" r"'-
rruc provided hv the supplemental h:ii:
and II this Is done. tho charitable work
OF our public hospitals will he partially
cared for. -
. .Srnato- Bloch here quoted from me
supplemental appropriation hin "For
treatment Of lab"re-S and others who
(CoBttn1ed on Page Ten.l
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Lloyd George to Paris

London Jan. 23.-David Lloyd George.
The British prime minister. and the
members Of his stan who arc 80 attend
the forthcoming reparatiuns conference,
left London for Taris this morning.
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Flnrcncc. hla. Jan. 80. Practically
the entire town of Eillccn. nine miles
north Of Flurcnre. was destroyed ny
iir" early today. Five stores, the
r0~t1fficr and three lodge halls wcrH
consumed The origin of the hiaac
has not YET been determined.
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Itsa-1lAn"a; VT = 'h- A-S' SnhI""
- n~-ur. .hr c"nt~v~"r. THHT - +, -
n-r'.d -N7a-at'r1s ".'N roli"w AID Tx,
-. T4-G:'h C;-,"h, Russian. Austrian
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tconttnned on Page Ten.l
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Has the Largest Circulation ot
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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Fair Monday: russday Unsettled VIA
Probably Rain.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18
|SALEM MARKETS
Compiled from reports OF Salem
dealers for the guidance Of
CAPITAL Journal readers. IRE
vised daily.l

Grain: Average valley wheat
(bulk) 94c.
Hay: Cheat hsy y5s.O002s.O0
oat hay s22.0O@24.O0; clover
Wholesale Prices
Vegetables: OregSp oniohs 75c
@$1.00 cwt; California onichs
hay S20@22.
Meat: Hogs 1855; dressed
hogs 11h*12c: top steers 5@6c
COWS s@5c; bulls 4hc; spring
lambs &c; sheep yearllng &c
sheared; wool on &c; veal fancy
dressed 12@1Sc.
Butter and eggs: Eggs 26c;
light hens lac; heavy hens zoe;
old roosters &c; broilers over two
pounds zoe.
Butterfat: Butterfat 34c; cream
cry butter 41Q42c; country but
ter soc. milk $50 per cwt.
Vegetables: Oregon onions 75c
@s1 cwt; beets So cwt; carrots
s1.25 per cwt; Oregon cabbage
Sc lib; green peppers Csc;
rhubarb &c; green peas lie; new
potatoes &c lb; Bermuda wax on
ions $1.17 a crate; cucumbers 500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18

per uOz.
Fruits: Oranges S3.75@5.0O:
lemons $11.5o; bananas lie; dates
pound (buik) Ice; drome-
dairy dates 500 case; black
, figs 10c; white rigs 125kc; Cali.
fornia grapefruit $3.50: Florida
grapefruit $1,000; Arizona grape
fruit $3.50: cantaloupe $3.50 per
crate; apricots $1.25 per crate; :;
watermelon 2hc per lb.
Retail PriceA
Poultry and eggs: Eggs 35c;
creamery butter 43@45c: country
butter 3Sc.
Portland. Or. July 1S.-CattIe
lower; receipts 2472; choice
steers $6.75@7.25; medium to
good $5.5oQ6.50; fair to medium
$4.75 5.50;- common to fair
$3.50@4.75; choice feeders $500
choice cows and heifers $500
800; medium to good $4.5O@
$5.25; fair to medium $500
4.50; common cows $2.75Q3.5O;
Gamers $1.75@2.75; bulls $500
94.25; choice dairy calves s10.5O
G1I.00; prime light $1,000
11.50; medium light $1,000
1000; heavy $5.50@7.
Hogs higher: receipts 259;
prime light S14.O0914.25;
smooth heavy ESQ to 800 pounds
l$12@13.OO; 300 pounds and up
Sl1@12.o0; rough heavy $500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18

w11.00; fat pigs s1s.00@14.00;
feeders s11.00Q12.00; stays IS
feeders g1o.oo@1o.5o; stays IS
$500.
Sheep lower; receipts 1898;
east OF mountain lambs $1,000
$50; best valley ss.OOa6.75:
fair to good s5.5O96.Oo; culls
.S4.oO@5.0O; feeders s2.5OG4.0O:
light yearlings s4.0OG5.OO:heavy
ss.5OQ4.O0; light wethers s4.0O
4.25; heavy S2.5O@3.O0; ewes
S1.0O9s.5O.
Butter steady; extra cubes 34c
cartons 41c; prints 40c.
Butterfat. No. i churning
cream 34@4Oc I b Portland;
undergrades 32e.
Eggs: Selling price case count
500 SIC; buying price 2s030
selling price eandled 32a34c; Sc
lects candled in cartons Sc.
Poultry: Hens light 156Ise:
heavy 22024e: broilers over IL
lbs. 20 a25e: old roosters Sa10e;
Is@23e; no demand for ducks
or geese.
Wheat: Hard white S1.21:
soft white sI.Is; white club
s1.1s; hard winter sI.15; north
ern spring si.1s; red Waila f1.ii
Barley s24: corn No. yellow
$3.50; miIlrun tzses0c.
Millrun ssI0s2 ton. Hay. tim
othy. eastern Oregon f36017s
valley SIS: alfalfa f1561s.6os
rain. mixed s2o. clover t11-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18
GOOD BUYS

GOOD BUYS
210 acre stock ranch. old house
and barn, about two million feet
of timber. Price $3500.
so acres of good bottom land,
room house, barn, Az acres bear
ing logans, 8 acres set to logans
1921, acres potatoes, IL acres
oats;will take good house or small
acreage up to $500. Price $1O.-
500.
46 acres OF good soil located on
main road leading out of Salem.
Price $50 per acre, terms.
Improved 2 acres close to car
line, house and barn. Price $4,000.
Z Good room cottage and large
lot. Price $500.
Good s room house and large lot,
fruit. Price $500.
If you are looking to buy. trade
or sell, see
w. H. GRABENHORST & CO.
275 State street. ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18
RApcLIFF & wARING

RADCLIFFE & WARING
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
105 acres 8 miles from Salem,
u mile to r. r. station; go acres
in cultivation. balance timber and
pasture; Z room house, barn S6x42
some other buildings. Price $125
per acre, terms to suit. viii con-
slider trade.
acres near the city limits 4
acres prunes s years old (crop
this year), 1 " acres loganberries.
all kinds of berries and fruit for
family use; fine room bongalow
with hardwood floors, water sys-
tenn. bath. toilet. full concrete base
nent, furnace. fruit room In base
ment, built in china closet, buffet.
pantry, wood lift, also built in bed
in living room; good small barn,
poultry house, garage and other
outbuildings. This is one of the fin
est suburban homes around Sa-
lem. We are authorized to sell it
for $500, terms.
RADCLIFFE & WARING
s4I Stase street. n1s0s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18
BUY ACREAGE

Mountain home, 80 acres, nne
plastered room house, bath and
running water, some fruit, acres
cultivated, some good timber and
pasture, 2 good streams. $500 or
will take good house in Salem.
acres with fine little cottage,
good family orchard. all in hay
and potatoes, fine place for chick
ems and berries. Running water in
house and barn. $500. $500 cash,
balance at per cent.
20 acres all in cultivation and
crops, close in, choice land. $4,000
$1,000 cash, balance 10 years 6 per
cent.
ARTHUR e. PETERSEN
229 Oregon bldg. n170'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18

'sy s,sa BUYS room house.
tO zuO buys a 5 room plastered
~ buys a nice 4 room house
sfro1. oiock from S. Commercial
IN the city. ' e'' MONIES
ss siSv buys nice lot with qar.ra
sl1 y ~. location. VIM. W. Pow
r,s.s me- !ast real estate. 341N. Com
- PAohe bbb. a175%
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18

80 - ACRES-Nearly all river bot
s3a. .Gn iand' Ideal for filberts. ber-
rles or general farming. Half
se 70 FINGER. Boat service.
se aIice |2Soo only $3.50 cash. bal
s.n S-ce on federal loan term of 10
Ms NJ. A. c. Bohrnstedt, 4O7
----,onlc temple. 17Os
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18

BUYS THAT ARE GOOD
rooms modern, good location
close in. $2500, terms.
rooms good location on car
line. $500.
Good home on State street, large
lot, nice garage. This place will
rent for $40 per ..-,onth; you can
buy on terms to suit you.
10 acres at a bargain, 2 miles
from Salem on good road; nice 7
room house, about acres in fruit
Price $500. The house alone is
worth $500.
We have buys in houses and
farms that can't be beat. Let us
show you what we have.
S1400 contract pay in SIS per
month to trade for city property,
THOMSON & ROWLEY
331h State street.
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kooM house, first class condi-
uoh, basement, S large lots.
parn' variety fruit, paved street.
seCo location. Bargain at $500
,V .SOV down. S R. Pearson. 4Os
Y. 5. bank bldg. ss
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For Sale-AutOmObiles

FOR SALE - Bug. Randolph's
Auto Paint shop, 156 S. 18th.
q170
WOULD YOU LIKE a brand new
large car, that has never been
run at II at a greatly reduced
price? If so call 1895. q170'
DEALERS in WOOD, also wood
saving, get our prices before
buying elsewhere. Oak, old fir
and 2nd growth. Fisher Bros.
phone 2046. ees
rs STUDEBAKER 6. passenger,
all in first class shape, paint is
like new; will sell or trade, what
have you? Call W. b. Nutting.
Gervais, Or. ql14
FORD bug. cheap. 1919 model.
new tenders. S2T N. Liberty.
Q171
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FoR. SAT- "a ground, delivered $l4. r.. I
siV Harris, Rt. 2, box Ia. q
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NEW TODAY

.---55EpTENCED housekeeper an anS ),
ExPEklLi.hes d,ishes a position with
cOoh au family. 1898 N. Sth Sti Si7a
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FOR SALE-John Deere binder, Z
foot cut, in good order. Will
sell cheap. Geo. L. Rose, Inde-
pendence, Or. c172
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For Sale-Farms

FOR SALE-Or trade, 1e5 acres 8
miles west of McMinnyille, 20
acres cleared, fine timber cruis-
ed at 100000 feet; water
grade. Mrs. L. Townsend, Ger
vais- Or, Rt. 2. phone 6F3. b1S9
LAND located in Marion county
for $3.50 per acre and up, city
and country property for ex-
change, city property for sale.
Magee. room 20, corner State
and CONNER cial. over Busick's.
ne
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WANTED-Any kind of work, ex-
cept washing, Acc per hour. Mrs.
Woodwork. 201 N. 25th st.
phone 1777J. h172
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: .5TED-By experienced spen-
NANiLhDer anher typing work. permao =
oe osnt or temporary. BOX e: u =
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NEW TODAY

LOGANBERRY piekers wanted.
week or 10 days, good picking.
Phone 100F3. g172s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18

TKADE-S0 acres 5 miles out,
nearly all in crop. fine soil; will
take good city property as first
payment and give long time on
alliance. o. K. De Witt, Pearcy
Bros. 210 Oregon bldg. m17OA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-18

FOR SALE-Chalmers roadster,
$10o takes it. Call after p. m.
460 N. Winter st. 903M. ITO
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FOR RENT-Large modern room,
breakfast and six O'Clock dinner
if desired. Mrs. Young. phone
1627W. jill