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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09
LEGAL NOTICES



If the Capital National Bank Of
Salem, county of Marion, state OF
Oregon, showing the amount stand
ing to the credit of every deposit
or July 1, 1921, who has not made
r deposit, or who has not with
drawn any part of this deposit
Commercial deposits), principal
II interest for period Of more
han seven (7) years Immediately
prior to said date, with the name,
last known place of residence or
post office address Of such de-
oositor, and the fact of his death
il known:
Anna Claggett. Salem. Or, $4-s4;
Emma H. Cochran. Salem, Or,
S2892; r. c. Cochran, Salem, Or.
$1.79; Nellie e. Dohse, Salem, Or,
S7.3S; Mrs. M. E.. Epley, Salem,
Dr., s45.70; Chas. Cox. deceased.
1901; James Crawford, Salem, Or.
s1.05; A. M. Dalrymple. Sec'y, de-
ceased, $1.00; J. Victor A. Farnell,
Salem, Or. $1.20; +. L. French.
Salem, Or. 1928; Mr.. or Mrs.
Oryille Fuller, Salem, Or, s2.00;
John Hamilton, Salem, Or, $17.84;
John M. Hamilton, Salem, Or,
$3.50; N. Hansen, Salem, Or,
$500; Geo. Hauser. Salem. Or,
s71.40; Individual Indian acets,
Salem. Or. $1.75; r. A. Keefover,
Salem, Or, $1.25; H. L. and Alice
2. May, Salem. Orr see: f. A.
Meade, Salem, Or, $500 C. Pat
rick. deceased. $3.50; A. r. Sasse,
Salem. Or, $500; John B. Smith.
Salem, Or, s14.00; ]. C. Spencer,
treas, Salem, Or.s $l00; j. L.
Salem. Or. $1.72; Mrs.
]. J. Swartz, Salem, Or. $100; r.
f. Terwiliiger. Salem, $3.11; Dor
sthy e. NJ. Thomas. Salem, Or,
s1.15; C. s. Walters. Salem, Or.
1856.
Statement of the Capital Ma
-ional Bank of Salem, Oregon,
rowing the amount standing to
he credit of every deposition July
1, 1921, who has not made a de-
posit, or who has not withdrawn
any part of this deposit (savings
1eposits), principal and interest.
Tor a period of more than twelve
l12) years Immediately prior to
said date, with the name. last
known address, and the fact of his
Heath If known:
Ralph c. Helmken. Salem. s1.47:
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Realty Transfers
Compiled by Salem Abstract
Co., Bank Of Commerce Bldg.

Jane Libby to Carl Schaeffer
part lot 4, block so, University
add. Salem, $3.50.
M. II. Pogue, Althea Pogue and
L. M. Ford to W. r. Slater, lots
8, 2, IL, Is, 16, 20, "a and rs Fair
lodge add. Salem. 81,
w. T. Slater, Mary p. Slater and
L. M. Ford to M. u. Pogue and AL
thea Pogue. lots s, 3, 10, IA. IS,
10. 20 and 26. Fairlodge add. sa-
lem. 81.
w. 7. Slater. Mary p. Slater, M.
Il. Pogue and Althea Pogue to L.
M. Ford, lots 8, 8, IL, 10, II, 81,
20 and ~. Fairiodge add. Salem 81
Harry Humphreys to James L.
8. Russell. WA lots and 4, block
4, Hollister's add. Stayton, $40.
George zw1cker to Fred Zwick.
er. lots 10 and IA, block 81, sub
division blocks 21 and 20, Capital
Park add. Salem. $40.
John p. Cuyer to Andrew Weia-
haar. lot II, Halls Home tracts,
$1,000.
Maggie C. Bartch TO Fred III. Par
IRISH, lots 1. 2, Q, 4. 5. 6. Z. block
1s. West woodburn, $40.
D. Il. Priegnitz 10 Bruce Holman,
Eh OF lot 4 and EM lot 5, block
13, West Woodburn. 5000.
Lea Charpillos to Abel Charpil-
loz. lot 3. sec. 1911 e, $500.
Mary A. Daniels to H. Felsen.
stein, acre in Geo. Rhoades cl.
45-4-2 w. $40.
Mary A. Daniels to H. Felsen-
stein, IS acres ins Geo. Rhoades cl.
45-4-2 w. $40.
Anna Gardner to Jos. o. Mick
Alison. part s. Penter ci. 52-7-s w.
$40
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medium $3.25@425: common
COWS s2.50@s.50: Gamers $3.50
@2.O0: bulls $2.5o@s.50: choice
dairy calves s10.50@11.o0: prime
light $1,000 q 1880; medium light
$500 010.0o: heavy s5.50@7.o0,
Hogs steady; receipts 81;
prime light $12.5OW1 1900;
smooth heavy $50 to 500 pounds
|$l0.5O@11.50: 800 pounds and up
|$9.50@10.50; rough heavy $500
@s.00. fat pigs $12.00@12.75;
feeders $11.o0@l2.o0: stags $500
@S.00.
Sheep steady; receipts none;
east Of mountain lambs $6.50G
|7.25; best valley s5.50@8,O0;
fair to good s4.5oQ5.00; eull'
$l.50@3.Q0: feeders $t.50@5.00;
light yearlings $3.0o@a.so; heavy
$2.5o0s.00: light wethers $3.50
$500; heavy $2.00@2.So: ewes
$1.00@S.00.
Butter firm; extra cubes SSc
carton 43c; prints Az.
Butterfat, No. ehurning
cream se@42c o b Portland;
undergrades 34c.
Eggs: Selling price case uount
30QS1c; buying price 2S@29c.
selling price candled 33 3sc; So
lected candled in cartons 35@37c.
Poultry: Hens light 14@16c:
heavy 22@24c; broilers over 1 "
lbs 24@25c; old roosters 10@12c:
no demand for ducks or geese.
Wheat: Hard white s1.1s: soft
white Sill; white club $l.11;
hard winter $1.o7: northern
spring s1.0s: red Walla s1.06.
Millrun $25026: Hay. tilno-
thy valley $1s@16; alfalfa s14.6t
015.O0: new grain, mixed. $780,
Ola; clover $10@11.
Wall Street
New York. Aug. 3, -- Prices
started off today with continu-
alton Of yesterdays late upward
tendency. Gains. however. were
slight in most instances and bus
mess small, traders holding Off
for further developments In gen
erai conditions before taking q
definite stand In the market. Am
erican Car gained IN; Famous
Players and lly-Springfield, Il;
and Northern Pacific, Canadian
Pacific and Peoples Gas. half
point. Mexican Petroleum was
heavy, losing three quarters,
while Westinghouse Electric sag
ged one half point. Completion Of
yesterday urgent covering In de-
mand sterling and a more liberal
supply OF commercial bills car
ried il down TO $3.50, compared
with 3.72h yesterdays highest.
Transcontinental rates also were
shaved.
There was broad demand fni
railroad stocks at midday. t;rea
Northern preferred, North Pacific
Canadian Pacific. Southern Paci.
fic. New York Central. Reading
Chicago g Northwestern, Louis
vtile& Nashville. Missouri racifi.
preferred and Baltimore g. Ohis
preferred, moved up to 3-i
Elsewhere apart from Genera
Electric. Mexican Petroleum and
the Mexican OIL issues, highes
prices ruled, with the tire. sugar
American Car, Great Northern Orr
and Peoples Gas issues In best de-
mand. Call money held at PEI
cent. with the demand from the
agricultural needs increasing.
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.NewChanee
In Bureau
Is Sought
Department of Labor
Will Bend Efforts
In Americanization
Of Aliens
By Harry Ward.

Washington, Aug. 9,--Recrgan-
ization Of the Bureau Of Naturali-
zation in the Department Of Labor
Is one OF the pet plans Of Secretary
Davis. The plan is now taking 4
practical shape. and prospects are
chat great new forward step may
soon be taken to make life differ
ent and better for the alien new
conner and the country gamer
BY acquiring new citizens better
prepared for their new duties and
privileges.
At Secretary Davis request aa
,ill has been introduced la cong
'ess which will change the title
4 this bureau to the Bureau Of
citizenship. With the change In
title the bureau will take on u
gastly broadened scope OF activity.
rhe old Bureau OF Naturalization
las always been charged with the
responsibility Of naturalizing fore
gners. but 1t 10 Secretary Davis
Ian to have the new bureau live
lp to its name. It will be more
han a Bureau OF Naturalization,
will be Bureau OF citizenship
Ind training for cItfzenship.It will
rain our alien arrivals by instruo-
4 lon In the public schools. X will I
,rovide for them guidance and
,rotection. 1t will SGT UP machin-
sry to see to their proper distribu-
ion over the country SO as to avoid
he evils OF a congestion Of new
oreigners in the larger ciEies.
Many OF these newcomers, tor tii-i
;tance. arrive here with long ex-
)erience, which they are forced to
discard for work In the cities be-
ause they have no means Of reach
ng the farms or OF ascertaining
heir farming experience may be
X value.
Among its other duties the
lew Bureau OF Citizenship will
ipread knowledge OF our American
Institutions in such q way as to
ieighten. respect and inspire 10y
llty to those institutions" said
;ecretary Davis. In commenting on
lis plan. 1T will begin a national
,ampaign for bettering the physi-
al and moral well-being OF cur
oreign-born population. To this
nd the new bureau will undertake
% protect the foreigner from fraud
ind imposition. II win provide
enters OF information, where per-
'ons OF patriotism and character
viii offer guidance and advice.
Where 1t Is possible these advisers
will be themselves OF foreign ex-
raction. in order to offer real
iympathy and understanding and
10 serve to bring the still newer
aliens into wholesome contact with
he people OF their own race. AL
ways the burden OF advice will be
aspect for the federal govern
nent."
II is Secretary Davis aim TO uti-
lize to the full the machinery OF
the new bureau to protect the new
est alien arrivals from the evil
influence of Red" and Communist
propaganda. One OF the chief ag-
encies in this purpose will be a
thorough system OF public school
instructions for aliens. The women
will have the benefit OF classes ct
home. The instruction win be Civ
en- in places of employment, or at
other suitable points, as well as in
the public schools. These classes
will be arranged for all adults and
wage earners.
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!" AIN room modern house
IasaiOn .niOn street, full concrete
~.,s. Ssssment, paved street, cement
49, 49, Sleeping porch. just the
= Ie Is. you are looking for, own
ts,.a sasing city. Price $4,000.
sas s1ns sSoO down. S, R. Pearson.
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REAL ESTATE


500 acre farm, 400 acres culti-
waited, room house and two large
barns. new silo. several springs and
creeks, railroad side track, ware
house, station and school house on
place. Located close to Salem
Price s6S.75 per acre, u cash will
handle.
s6 acre farm. IS acres in crop
this year. fully equipped with
stock and machinery. located in
one Of the best farming districts In
the valley. Price $4,000. " cash.
balance mortgage to be assumed
BY buyer.
10 acres in bearing walnuts and
cherries, modern room house; !;
this is a complete home In every
way. Price $4,000.
Improved acre tract one block
from car line. new cottage and ga
rage. Price $210O, terms.
acres all cultivated. located
close to fair grounds. Price $500,
terms.
Modern room bungalow. fire.
place, furnace. full cement base-
ment, paved street and alley, fire
location. Price $500, terms.
room modern bungalow, locat
ed near State and 14th streets.
Price $4700.
Good room plastered bunga-
low and two lots Price $3.50 cash.
We write fire insurance.
If you are looking to buy. trade
or sell, see
w. H. GRABENHORST & co.
ITS State st. Phone SIS. n.
BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES
6 room cottage, modern except
furnace. lawn, garage, lattice fence
around back yard; paved street.;
sell for cash $3.50.
6 room modern bungalow on
paved street / block from senior
high school; price $4,000. Trade for
small acreage.
16h acres in Chemawa district,
r10M cultivated. brush and pas
ture, acres young cherries, with
strawberry filters, 2 acres beaver
dam in cultivation, small build
ings; Az miles Salem. Il mile Clax-
tar; equipped, 5000.
$50 acres all good soil. 143 Gull
siv1ted, 6 oak grub pasture, good
Buildings; Y mile from Salem
limits; only S166 per acre.
204 acres 51k miles from Dali
las, chocolate loan, rs cleared, 40
bottom land, balance timber,
spring water; Is acres young
prunes; $115 per acre. Trade for
smaller place here or partly irri-
gated farm in eastern Oregon or
Idaho. ~
See socoLoFsKY
541 State st. M
GET A HOME
acres close to car. some i'm
provements. Salem Heights. ST.
ESQ, terms.
acres, good buildings, Salem
Heights, $35O0.
5 acres, good location, south
close to car. improved with build
lngs, $4,000. Also higher grade
property, south.
now have properties at ali
prices and sizes in different parts
of county and city. Come and see
The goods before buying. Houses az
low as $200 down. balance monthly
Have lit acres that that will
make you some money il you want
10 work. it is on main road close.
to station, most all good soil. build
ings, water system. Can be bought
Tor $40 per acre.
H. e. BROWN
Over Busick's. State and CONNER
cial. NJ
-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

The cotton boil weevil destroys
400. .00o baaes OF cotton annually
in the United States.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

One week after a rain, the sun
baked deserts Of Australia are
green with vegetation.
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,oONNAL WANT ADS PAY
.oORNAL WANT ADS PAY
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49,. room plastered bungalow,
soy saty completed, near car line,
y svr9er lot. Price $500, y cash.
u hrueger, 20s Oregon bldg.
a1S9F
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NJ G. Gunderson to Karl 3. He
rigstad. acre in T.s.R- Hudson ci.
35-6-1 w and ]. Smith cl. 54-F-1
wv. $I70O.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

1t requires many years Of ex-
perience TO learn to know the dif-
ferent kinds OF tea.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

wANTED-Hop pickers for the
Mftoma yard. Please register
with Homer H. Smith, McCor-
mack building, or Adolph Bros.
cigar store. State street. g
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-Sa "a sALE-Completely furnish
apartment house. Gertrude
a. rage, 492 N. Cottage st.
k1yne llS6. az
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3Vh sALE-Cheap or viii ex-
eaange for city property or small
esreage, $50 acres, so acres in
salllyation, balance pasture.
s.ese to school; running water.
terms. See owner 140 S. High
street.. hIea
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Complied from reports of salen
dealers for the guidance OF
Capital Journal readers. Gre
vised daily.l
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Wanted-Help

JAPANESE man wants position
in hop yard. H. Miyazaki, Rt. 2.
box 174, Oregon City, Or. h19O
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~S-S-SS-S-S-e-9@-e-a-s
Grain: Average valley wheat
lbuIk) S5c.
Hay: Cheat hEy Ssz.u002s.00
cat hay s22.0o@z4.oo: clover
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

Copyright 1920 by II. C. Fisher.
Trade mark REG. y. 8 Pat Offiea-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

Independence and
Salem warming oven off OF
range. Notify R. B. Wilms,l Sill
verton. Reward G1S9
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Lost and Found

FOR RENT - Neatly furnished
housekeeping rooms. 1854 State
phone 1455M. j"
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FOR sALE--5 acres. IL acres
loganberries, ! acre strawher-
ries, / acre prunes, some apples,
pears and cherries; new room
bungalow. fine water. viii con-
slider light car. For terms ad-
dress o G. Rt. 8. box 1872, Sa-
lem b19O
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|iI5TT5ETED-By Sept. 1, 5 room
house by reliable couple with in
fant modern rent. Box 0 G p
cauital Journal. m1So
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

BEAUTIFUL mahogany player
piano with bench and rolls. Cost
$1,000 new, now only $595. See
this at H. L. Stiff Furniture or
o1Q1&
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

iloSE in. room modern house,
'Aeept furnace. $40 N. Winter.
a204
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FOUND-Ladies locket with name
on, at Spong's landing. Phone
54F2. k189
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h '0TFsON's AUTO EXCHANGE
W. buy, sell, exchange and sell
n commission. For a good used
car see US. s49 N. Commercial J
4 Phone 666. q191
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nor SALE--strictly modern Z
room bungalow, 1 block from
rarline lot 63x125. Price $4,000.
terms. Krueger, 200 Oregon
bdg. a190*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

Two private cars cor sale very
sneap' fine 6 pass. car, small.
worth $500, $3.50 cash. Oakland,
lew TOP, new paint, new gears,
= good shape, a fine buy for
ssuv- =, j.. Hull, 255 N. High.
phone 545. 1Sss
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Fop RFNT-3 unfinished house
~ ssening apts. with bath; also 2
room apt. on car line. Call 3eh
Al t4th st. Jl5V
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

Z FllVIII1o ---,1, one or two furnlsneu
EhouseAs,oose in. 1867. 2 .
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4 |;T1NTJITT-Partner h for PAYING
XXI, business, that can be increased
srnhle only $3.50 cash required.
Investigate. Call 179 S. High. 189
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fOR SALE-10 acres near Pacific
highway (north). S u miles from
salem, all in fruit; good 6 room
house fair barn, Price $500,
lerms on part. o. K. De Witt,
fearcy Bros, 210 oregon bldg.
h1Q1A
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JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY
JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY.
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Y. ssTFD--To rent small mouse
Il close TO low ooF osk 1879
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

FOR SALE--Two new SOx3 tires
5000 mile guarantee. one 30x3 "
Dayton Airless, one speedomet-
er for Ford. one Ford touring
car easy terms. f. L. Wood, 341
State street. q191s
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lslnl 7;1sifa wire wheel and tire TIRE
4 FINDER leave a. Il k190
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... W. sssTlE-Plums n for jelly, oeS :
uvered TINS wy" c19I
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- cATE-same Ford bug az
II Cherry Cts 1888
money. ----------------
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ane 49, =. ~ book on bank OF
powers ore 1S9
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80. ~ :, 7577NTTT-Ciean housekeeping
I rooms az eo'' j191
.anreial. .---.------------ -
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t----ord - each Insertion
9als psr w VII Insertions. s cents; /
sss,s. as:s' cents; on one monln. mSnin' Il Il
+p.s; one I.s,,a,,1n nm per ad. 25 cents. NJ.
sais; miIlimIiana miInurtion only in New ,,. 70 10
% .,sss %,;ss 4 g: 81 pasa: . ss;s: {:
81 uot ltd.r has has monthly account. ~
agertlsel for t phone errors.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

--...s5~T7nT---1 or 2 acres close ~
n \ IN lirnits on good road. I. q,
Xxi yebnson, 1856 OAK: "A
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

II sSTg1FTED-Tady to take care OF
"A - s'all child. Call at Cherry City
su,e ataurant call between and
lis per month. 10
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.TSTn niano, mahogany case, GOOD
snn sone and easy action. Only $3.50
,srn,s. ,srg Call at 45o Court street;
sefli'o' - c191*
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q FOR RENT-6 room house, with
4 acres water system, bath.
barn and out buildings, 8 blocks
70 street car. Compton Real Es-
tate, 322 State st. 1897
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room. roon.sI q The day, week q
ssonlh, breaKiaat m194
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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, ceEner State
and CONNER riai. over Busick's.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

GARDEN hose. spade. stove ana
some furniture Gao N. Winter
street. c2O4
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FIRST class stock or dairy ranch,
Lincoln county, lao acres, I'm
prOvements, outside range on
highway Bargain for quick sale.
Owner, phone 64F21, or write
Rt. |, box 2SA, Salem. 1879
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FOR SALE Aspinwall potato
digger, bargain Phone 8F2s
a1Qn
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FOR SALE-Or exchange, eighty
acres of splendid land s miles
east Of the capitol. easy terms.
Call phone Ill. b19O
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FOR SAL.E-On the ground, IS
cords second growth fir. Phone
SF2. ee190
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room plastered house, lot.
1920. $500 down, balance $40 and
interest per month, like rent. j..
acres with room plastered
house, barn and other buildings
N Salem. Price $4,000, $500 down
est Ike rent.
7 room modern plastered house
aiose in, only $500. easy terms.
6 room modern home close to
state capitol, to exchange for Port
land home.
Anything you want for sale or
exchange.
JOSEPH BARBER & SON
200 Gray bldg. n
-. /. ~, Il rnc. n A "
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FOR SALE-Good mans bicycle
for $40. Call 1860 Norway st.
else
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For Sale-R0uses
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T-A-1 oats and Yetcn 7
( SALE III phone 1881. cls4
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FOR SALE -Pedigreed New Zeal
and rabbits. Phone 8F12. cleo
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FURNlSllLHGl, l,on,'l j191
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HOUSE for rent, rooms, furn-
ace. garage, s45 per month. Ger
trude j. M. Page, 492 N. Cottage
phone 1886. j.
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CEDAR fence posts is to 81 inches
circumference, feet long, Ice
each, delivered by truck in Sa-
lem district. Box As, Molaila,
or. Telephone No. 42-3, cl93
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Wanted--HelD

POSITION wanted by Experienced
stenographer. references. Box
4 Journal. h191
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OLD newspapers. Ioc the bundle
Used as carpet mats. for pack
ing. etc. Capital journal Office
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

TEAM of 4 year old horses cheap.
Rt. g, box 85A. cleo
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

FOR -Sterotyping mats
10c per bundle. used as a ugh
and stout weather proofing car
board. Capital Journal office.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

FOR SALE-one team young hors-
es 140o. G. A. Durham, w. Sa-
lem. e191
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

FOR RENT - Five or six room
house for rent, See f. e. Loose,
22e state, phone 933, j19O*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

house of 73 rooms
with basement, for light house
keeping. close in on Commercial
street, has an income of $3.50 to
$3.50 per month, all furniture in
cluded. except the furniture In
4 rooms occupied by owner. Sell
ing because owner must go to a
higher altitude. Price $4,000,
cash to handle $4,000. See L. A.
Hayford, sos State st. az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-09

HOP pickers wanted. new camp
sheds good wood and water and
Line hops. Address z. M. Young,
Independence. phone SOFA, Sa-
lem. g189
The Washington herald., 1921-10-02
Unemployment in Sweden.

= The following Information regarding unempioy-
ment in Sweden taken from the SyeHsk Haadestidsag
indicates that certain of the countries which weAy
.neutsal are having their unemployment troubles as
we'll as those thar took part in the war:
"The notable improvement IN the employment
situation in Denmark has not been reflected in Swe-
den, where the curve continues in steady ascent
Although normally the month of june shows de-
creased percentage Of unemployed on the months
preceding, e e. IN 1918 the percentage for January
was 90 chat for June. a7 yet this year that for Jam
uary was ao2, and that for june a7.o. The monthly
percentages since January 1921. has been ao2, 2o8,
40, a42 2s.3 a7o. respectively. An examination of
the figures for individual trades shows that improve
ment has only occurred in certain trades relying upon
seasonal demand and particularly in the buildng and
allied industries. Thus in the stating and thatching
trade unemployment fell from iS7 10 IIi per cent
between May and June, in the masons trade from
las to Io8 per cent, in the painting trade from SIS
to aa per cent On the other hand all industries
dependent on the timber industry show distinct
change for III I: worse thus in the paper industry
from $50 to 5Ss per cent. in the mills from 434
to 400 per unemployment; in the timber indus
try itself the increase only from 500 10 3II per
cent Serious increases notified in the number A
unemployed agricultural mechanical and transport
laborerss For the present no improvements IS 10 be
looked for The average number OF applcaiiopS for
-yaean, posts has gene qp FoR ass ts a6E psk sent
In July" ysAAs ~