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The Washington times., 1922-12-14
HURRICANE ctRLs WORK
HARD ron iNAPR0 0vEaaElvT

CAariis ouant's Hurri0aua gitle
win work I hard tonisht IN stns
CsntfnI Ayms to Y hnleovs 'shsdf
bssks<ball p,Ay. ns9c6p notsd -
the gaams wtth The 4 f1s1as g Alsz.
psw pas1An~ .psAys wiu - -.
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
oo(c6 tlIto iVIoaIo

.Judging frUn ell xc6eunts. 0rsAst
Zss3s e Hhsly to eign q. colens ~
position recently ~ vrcsnt ~
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
CHUCK DAZZLING LEADS
session COLLEGE ELEVEN

NEW1QN NJ, Dee. a.
cAsriss (chudlD Beriins. sos if,nns-
apolSs. = sophomoss, w,ks siectsd
capt4in a III. Boston C5ilsgs fost-
Dsssi'ss. e.ssssrS.ck thss yssr.
hsg pleys1 the ethsr hackflssd %
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
PHILADELPHIA GIRL S HOP
ONDUCKPIN CHALLENGE
FROM WASHINGTON
By r. u. THOMAS.

Crack girl bowlers Of Washington and Phadelpha win clash
within the interty chapionship Jim Baker,
official of the Washington girls league. has inst received
reply TO challenge flung two weeks s,sos.y
y In. been accepted with Baker today proceeded
with plans for the MATCH which will be held after the Christmas
looms s the biggest event engaged in by Washington
= Duff secretary of Of several girl eagpes
has written that the Quaker City
interest the coming battle.
According cleaned by Phadelpha
papers SHOULD be real battle for the printed show
number Of brilliant performers among Quaker City girls
took particular note Of the Of girl had
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
WEs7ER|F'NAYs
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......IN0|P|E|:l!lE|:R! !.
Losss 10 oeos tStewn Prsps,
but; tsads Afisncsd Team
p Al End sof First Hall. 2

For !. one hhlf - game. 0sorye'
0reen's western Hish school tsn,n
he,d the Gsorsst0wn PrsDs U q
The Washington times., 1922-12-14


! III asyS s4IILLIT".s /
Finn. Esllj
Now n somsbody .Wasis|
70 sQussr the Woriu Ist |
I I'm spggsst . Bsnqust
n Hohot Of Douit
i Bu1h. -.
BY KIRK lGILIn. S
. ASEBALL locomotives Are IN
New 2 York shooting OF
~ steam. slOo far thsysve spiif
ed enough apple Jsasics toSsak1sfy
appetite OF any refugee. =
Once. every season the general
public has to listeu to re-enforced
-bla," brosdcssted BY beseball
The Washington times., 1922-12-14
81 XXX lGIIII1.

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numerals
running
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synabass
OF, AxAS-
geratsd =
statltics
about ~
what they
pay 70 q
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This u l,e
The Washington times., 1922-12-14

That manufactures never born who could accfats
gauge supply and demand The business conducted ~ n
basis Of four TO six months in leaves element
Of speculation regarding the 70 be made Evey
year. about this te sen off whatever surplus
that may have accumulated. 6 ssG s, s s@s a>ss r
The Washington times., 1922-12-14

Eight duckpin leagues wili
The Washington times., 1922-12-14

That trio would put chewing
gum In Rookefeller's toupee ahd
classify It under the head OF sport.
- ~ ~ .-~~ n Sc. ~ y
Dfy by day they are GETTING
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA
Bingham Military School,
Asheville
Bloe Ridge School for Boys,
HendersonciHc
Carolina Military-Naual
Academy, Hendersonuille
Camp Highland Lake,
Hcndersonpille
SOUTH CAROLINA
The Citodel. Chariesscn
Porter Military Academy.
Charleston
AshIey Hall, Charleston
TENNESSEE
CasAs Heighs Military
,-Academy, Lebanon
Coluss6ia Military Aead-
eu,y. Columbia
Junior Military School,
Bloomington Springs
McCa4ie School, Chatta-
noosa
Tsnssessee Military IRstt
tute, S,sestsestT
Cesasnuy College. Clsse-
land
WGrd Behrsoat, NaahsMe
Camp Ka,casasss, Lebanon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

MINNESOTA
PiHsbury Aeademy. Osoa-
fOIr10
Shattuck School, RUibault
Oak Hall. 81. Paul
Comp Ka,eojisOin, Cass
Lake
MISSISSIPPI
Guit-Coast Military Acad-
eny.. .Gulfport
Gulf Prk College, Guifprt
OHIO
Miami Military Institute,
Grrnani0scn
Ohio Military InsfitIte,
Cincinnati
Glendale College, Glendale
Oz5ord College, Oxford
Graad Riocr Instit.ie, Aus
tinburg
Mani Ca'np for Boys,
GermaRtoun
Cneinnati Consersatosy Of
Music, CI,cinnati
College Of Music At Cirin-
nati, Cinciaaati
Oberlin Consrsstry Of
Music. Ocrlin
0berltn kindergarten
Tru iu:y,y .Qek-~j n~,Jsp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

WISCONSIN,
Northeastern Military &
Naoal Academy. Lake
Geneva
81. Johns Mla@y Aead-
en,y. DeIaJieId
Kemper HsA, Ke1,osha
Hillcrest School, Beaver
Dam
WayIand Aeo6en,y. Beaver
Dam
WetmaeIek Camp5rGrls
Posners Lshs
LG,rre'os Conservatory Of
Music, Appleton
Lsytoo School Of Att MI-
tpaakee .,
Miasssukes Motor School.
Mikosubss
SOUTH DAKOTA
Soszh DsAois State School
Of Mines. Rapids City
CALIFORNIA
Poge Maau3 <aodzuy.
La ARsslss
Pelo Alto Mlary Aood-
su,x pnln Ain
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

American Conservatory Of
Musie, Chicago
Art Institute Of Chicago,
Chicago
Bryant and StrQtlon Busi-
ness College, Chicago
Bush Conservatory. Chicago
Chicago College of Dental
Surgery, Chicago
Chicago Normal School Of
Physiea! Education.
Chicago
Coyne Trade e Engineer
ing School, Chicago
Douglas Park Maternity
Hospital, Chicago
HahnemuM Hospital, Chi
cago
Illinois College Of Photog-
raply. E6ls0ham
Lyceum Arts Conserpatory,
Chicago
National kindergarten e
Elementary College, Chi
cdg0
PestaIozzi-P -Proe6el Teach
ers' College, Chicago
Michael Reese HospRdl.
Chicago
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

VIRGINIA
Augusta Military Aeod-
emy, Fort Defiance
Backbone Military Aeod-
emy, Blackstone
Chatham Troini',g School,
Chatham
Fislsbune Af1aUy School.
Waynesboro
Mammalian Academy,
Woodstock
Norfolk Country Day
School, Norfolk
Randolph Maoos Aoadu,,,
Front Royal
Sta.u,ton M1as,y Aoad-
1ny, Sauatnn
Aa>reH Co1eye, Du1wMe
Eastern College Co1a,eyoa-
tory. Manassas
FairJar Hall, Basic
HoHins College, HoHi,s
Fort Loudosn Seminary,
Winchester
Mary Bald,ain Seminary.
&aEs,to0
SsEu6h9n College, Pslzs-
bsrp
Soua'an Smianry. Bues,a
Vista
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA
Chevy Chsss School, Ws.h-
ipgton
The Colonial School ~
Girls, Warrington
Fair~,ost School, Washing
Gunston Hoil, Warrington
kia0-Smih Studio School,
Warrington
Martha Washington Sam
tnar5. Warrington
National P~k Seminary.
Forest Clan
ST. Marsdret's School,
Warrington
Bliss Electrical School,
Washington
Columbia Kindsrsarten
Normal School, Wash
ington
Marjorie Webster School Of
Expression and Physioal
Education, Washington
Washington School for Sec
ret~ies, Warrington
NEW JERSEY
Blair Academy, Blai,stossn
Bordentoson Military In
stitute, Borde1stossn
Freehold Milaory School.
Freehold
Kingsley School, Esssz
Fels
Peddie Institute, Hishls-
t0sDn
Pennington School, PEN
nington
Princeton Preparatory
= School, Pra'eeto"
Princeton School tor GIls.
Princeton =
Roosevelt MIauy Aond-
en'y. West Enoaessood
Rutgers PreparatorySaiooL
Ne.D Bruss,oick
Wenonah MaIuy Aeod-
ery. Wez,o0ah
Centenary Collegiate IostL
tute, HackeHsto,0n
D,oight School. Enplespood
The Parsons Sdsool Esses
FeNs +.
81. Eisabeh-c5- -he-Rosss.
Cald.cell
MARYLAND
Severn School, Boes,s
Tome School, Port DepssH
Garrison Forest School.
Gayrison
Hood College, Frederick
Maryland College for
Women, L,laher,ille
OLdfetds, Glencoe
Cairert School, Bdltimre
WEST VIRGINIA
Greenbrie1 Military School,
Le,Disburg
Old Dominion Aasdany.
Berkeley Springs
Le,sisb.uy Seminary, Lao-
isburg
Camp Terra Ala, Terro
Alta
NEW MEXICO
Los Alunos Ranch School,
Oto,pi
Ne,D Merioo Military In
stitute, Ros,seH
GEORGIA
Rirerside Mlaary Aeod-
emy, GauaesuiHe =
Georgia Military Aeodeny.
College Pak
Brendu College Cosssops-
tory, Gainesville
Ou0yUanMu1n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

vIRGTN1A-Coa'd
Sulins College, Brist1
Virginia Collage, Roanoke
Virginia IntTmod College,
Bristol
Camp Poeahor,tas, Meado,D
Viap
MICHIGAN
Aheiey HaQ, Grand Hapen
Ferris Institute, Big
Rapids
Parkside Home School,
Muskeyon
Wilbur Honse, Kalamazoo
Detroit Conservatory Of
Music, Detroit
Michigan College of Mines,
Houshton
Miehigaa State Auto
School, Detroit
Battle Creek Normal School
Of Physieal Education,
Bottle Creek
Poftassottamie Summer
Sehoa Comp, RieAlnd
COLORADO
Cstovudo Sehssi q Mines,
Golden
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

NEW
Ths Cascadnla tSaseols.
IGboea
C,asow IlRsssry Assd@sy.
Nsss Ya'h Gt
Lsyia0 SdhssL Twv5tossn
Kehss SeAeol, H~1ison
Mount Pleasant Academy.
Osstning
Meu Yerk Mlauy Aeod-
emy, Cesnsssu
PskskM Military Aeod-
env. Peekskiu
rks Rsymoad Risrdon
oAAI HeAklAYaA
''
s. Johns School, MUlius
s. yohn's School, Ossinino
Mrs. Bos,oeHs Residence,
Ne,s York City
Ine Ce,', Nu. Wa"
.,C-
Des Se'''o'"'' ~"S'
Gardner School for GTb,
Neso Yo'k City
Highland Manor. T~ry-
to,Dn
The Knor School for Guls,
Cooperstoson
NJ, Yo,k .sesoo, of Mn,;e
and All. Ness York City
Nil OIL, ,r,.b,
o,.;n;,o .S.hool IN, C;,l,.
O.,inino
Putnam Hall School for
Gill, Pouahkeepsie
!s.nny. .c.bool N-,o Yo,L
City
!Soo,il,. .SehooL Ne,o York
Guy
The .Scudder School, Ne,D
York City,, CITY
W.. r....,. n"'..n Cn...o,..". u"e ~. ~.
~. C;t,.
r.,.uh;, p..,,,,,,,.
ovsJmy'I S.I"oI ~. .''Cy vi ~.
H. p.,. e.t.., q.
r r.. % IT,. p.sI.S;u ~
49, .....,., ~.
the LiMe FIosner, Md
dleto,on
Camp Ch0nplain, Lake
Chanaplain
Camp Co4'er' H"queae
cnmn Massc,,.,;. Col.
~ G..
mSs S,, MosW T, oo""'@
' 4'''
Doctor Petlt Camps, Shel-
A' ''''S
Camp Pok-O'-Moon1sine,
W4lsborough, Esser 20.
p..Lpuycr,. n-.o,.
Camp Ttoone- ko- tan,
o"'d1
"Iae'''ess 9 Io"p' n~'e-
"'
I'LL
u-
E'S" Aeo0e"'y' c'9"
nee'9g'" 4edae"''' Dee'-
Vem
AdHe r@e" Aeooe"'9' LAKE
'ores'
Norggn fdrk re M'"'d'v
-, :r,., c,,
"1o'yd M""o' Ha"o"
~,
1Mp ho'ae"' Lake
r.,J c..., u,..,....
1"aD "e''oo'' "ooas'oeS
"es'e1" M"""y Aood-
e"'y' A"""
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

| Abho0 School, F~ssh,ston,
Me.
Cheshire School, Chesiirs.
Conn.
| Chaueey Heu Se1eol, Bee.
ton, Mas.
| Curtis School for young
Boys, Brookfeld Center,
Conn.
! Cochran School. Norualk,
Conn.
Massee Country School,
Stamford, Conn.
| Su6feH School, Sutieid,
/ Conn.
| WMiston Seminary. Eoss-
| hampton, Mass. 4
| Worcester Aoadeusy. Wor-
| eester, Mass.
The Ely School for Gi-ls.
Gree1ssDieh Conn.,
| The Gateaooy, Mem Haoen,
! Conn.
Glen Eden, Stamford, Conn.
HMside School, Nsrsoan,
Com.
4 Hosnurd Seminary, West
BrMge,Dater. Mass.
LasA Seminary. Aubun-
dale, Moss.
MISSOURI
Kmper Military School,
N BoonpIle
III Missori MaitUy Aeod-
esy. Merieo
Weatsnorh Mlii~y Aead-
euy, Lexington
Central College Eor Women,
Lexington
Forest Purk College. 81.
Louis
HUdin College, Merico
Lenor Hall, S. Louis
Linde.,oood College. 81.
III Charles
n Trowbridse Training
! School, Kansas City
Midtoest Training Co,po-
ration, Kansas City
S,oeeney Anto School, Kan
sas City.
INDIANA
Ca1sr Military Aeaien,.
Culcer
Hosce School, Hosoe
Tudor Hail. indianapolis
Culer Summer Schools,
re Culuer
'e, Tr.Slate College. Angola
Dodge's Institute. Vslpa-
Nd rdiso
Valparaiso Unirersity
Valparaiso
z" KENTUCKY
" K@4ueky Mla~y In3i-
tute, Lyndon
MMersburg Military In
dilute. MIlersbury
Hamilton College. Lezins-
-. Louisville College Of Den-
tistry, Louissiue
,. Louisville Conservatory of
Music, Louisville
'ol Steput Hons Training
n, School. Frankfort
ALABAMA
d Marion Lastifute. Marion
CANADA
., CdR,p Vega, Chwiston,
Ontario
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-27

Camp WinnaIhee, Laks
Cb~nplsin
Ab~ti Scbosl q EsPres-
sion, Ne,o Yovh CITY
Alsiu,e Schools. Ness York
CITY
American Academy Of
Dramatic Arts, NetD
York City
Bro,sn>s Salon Studio.
Ne,o York City
Ckolif School Of Dancing.
Ne,o York City
Chd,sta.qua e Lyeeum
Arts School, Ihaca
Conway Military Band
School, ithaca
Edstmsn School Of Busi-
ness, Pouehkeepsic
Foshion Academy, Ne,o
York City
Harietta Melissa Mills
kindergarten Training
School, Ne,o York City
Institute Of Musical Art.
Ne,o York City
Ithaca Conservatory Of
Musie, Ithaca
Ithaca School Of Physical
Education, Ithaca
Ithaca School Public School
Music, Ithaca
Ne,o York School Of Fine
and Applied Arts, Ne,o
York City
Ne,D York School Of Secre-
tdries. Neso York City
Rosetta O'NeiH School of
Dancing. Ne,D York City
Ne,o York Electrical School,
Ne,o York City
Nes York Instiiute Of Pho
tography, Ne,o York City
Pace Instiute, Ne,o York
City
Pan-Ame1icanE Engineering
Z, Society, Ne.0 York City
Rochester Ahenaeuu,.
= Rochester
School Of Design and Lib
eral Arts, Ne,D York City
School Of The Theatre, Ne.O
York City
Staten Island Hospital,
Staten Island
Miss To,1nsend's Studio,
Ne,o York City
United Hospital Training
School, Port Chester
u. S. Secretnrial School,
Ne,o York City
VestoT Syusa School Of
Dancing. Ne,s York City
WIliwns School Of Erpres-
sion, Ithaca
Bodice School of Mechanical
Dekistry, Ne,o York City
No1s
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-07
When A Girl
 Marries
By ANNE LESLIE

Neither aid I. So don't irritats me by neglecting my commands or discussing them. First we breakfast. Then we go into the sun room and close the door and there tell each other what is in our hearts. Please, Mabel"
 With a wan little smile Mabef yielded to my coaxing. She drained her glass of orange juice, crumb1ed a piece of toast and swallowed cup of steaming hot black coffee. Then with hint of color in her face 10 make it clear that she was not ghost but a human being. even if more dead than alive. Mabel sent me little smile and asked, like a child wanting to be petted
 Did you make he drink that terri ble-though wonderful - coffee be- cause you're fond Of me?'
 "Yes, dear I said as if to a child
 We went into the sun reom ana while I lifted off her sort duveryne hat and plumbed pillows out into the hollow of a big wing chair. Then she sat down and relaxed into the nest I'd made. For a minute or two she sat with her eyes closed. Then she opened them, fixed them on me and cried:
 "would you believe in me no may ter how things 1ooked-no matter what anyone said?''
 Need I answer?" I gently asked.
 No I suppose Rose Cordova has said all she could invent. But, Tn her case, you don't like her, don't trust her. Oh, forgive me, Anne-out I'm half mad. I must be sure. Would you believe in me if-a man were to come to you and tell you-and tell you I was not worthy of your friend ship? Would you? Could you still believe in me if someone told you I was-was different from what you've always thought?"
 The agony of pleading in MabePs voice made me forget myself, forget even Jim, as I leaned forward. took one of her hands in both of mine and said with all my heart: Mabel Storrs. believe in you now in spite of all you are insinuating Do you think I'd listen to anyone who spoke evil of you - when won'1 listen to you?''
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18
Realty Transfers
compiled by salem Abstract co.

Herrn, f. w. ct al to Goode, J.
F. and wife, land in block SO N.
Salem, Marion county, Oregon, $40.
johnson, w. E. and wife to John-
son, w. Il. and wife, land in Cls.
4s and 20, 6-1-W, w. NJ. Marion
county, Oregon, $500.
City Of Salem, to Becke, K. q.
and wife, lot A, block 4, Oaks adj
dition to Salem, Oregon, $775.s0.
Wolfard, ]. M. and wife to De-
Gnire, g. F., land in Cl. "a, 6-1-Ws
Marion county, Oregon, 81.
Stout, +. c. ct al to Lull, A. NJ,
lots 8 and ., sunnyside r. r. No.4
10, Marion county, Oregon, $40.
City of Salem, to Mills, j. A,
lot 5, block 4, Oaks addition to Sa-
lem, Oregon, $sls.
Lynn, w. II. and wife to Reed,
w. B., lot 2, block 4, Frickey's adj
dition to Salem, Oregon, $40.
Eaton, e. O. TO Gosser, 7. O., lot
5, block IL, Depot addition to Sa-
lem, Oregon, $40.
Hood, l. L. and wife to Beck, t.
H., lots 4, @, and ', block 19, Brook
lyn Amended Plat to Salem, Ore-
lgon, 81.
Trip, R. W. and wife to Hood,
II. L., lots 4, G, and 7, block 10,
brooklyn Amended Plat to Salem,
Oregon, 81.
johnson, L. A. and wife to Lar
son, J. III. and wife, land in sections
26 and 27 in Tile, Marion county
Oregon, $40.
Coe, Mary Alice to Mcclure, Ber-s
tha, lots s and 8, block 2, Wood
burn Packing Co.'s addition to
Woodburn, Oregon, $40.
Chenoweth, A. Il. and wife to
johnson, M. J. and wife, lot IA,
Hampden Park Fruit Farms, Salem,
Oregon, $40.
Murphy, J. p. and wife to Squier,
L. w. and wife, land in Cl. So, T.
3-w, Marion county, Oregon, $1,000.
| Ladd & Bush, corporation to
settlemier, +. W., lots 5, 6 and 7,
block 2, Park addition to Woodburn
Oregon, ST..
Mishler, j. M. and wife to House,
weart, J. r., land in Cl. AZ, 5-l-W,
Marion county Oregon, $40.
Drager, D. G. and wife to Riley,
lJ. j. and wife, lot ., block 6S, city
of Salem, Oregon, $4,000.
City of Salem, to Erntson, N. G.
and wife, lot 2, block 3, Oaks adj
dition to Salem, Oregon. $3a4.
Kurz, E. A. and wife to Cheno-
weth, A. Il. and wife, land in Ci-
4s-7-s-W, Marion county, Oregon,
So,
Squier, I. A. widow to Johnson,
In. w. and wife, land in Cl. So, 7-3-
w, Marion county, Oregon, $780,
| Beich, Carl, TO Pinneil, 1. H., part
of lots /, 2, 3, 4, s, 9, block s,
| Eddy's addition to Salem, Oregon,
$40.
Eulrich, II and wife to Eulricfp
IW. H., land in Cl. 5l-9-3-W, W. M.
Marion county, Oregon, $40.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18
SALEM
MARKETS
Compiled from reports OF Sa-
lem dealers for the guidance
Of Capital Journal readers
tRevlsed daily.)

Grain No 1 white wheaat 95c;
No. 3 mixed wheat CSC; No. 5 red
wheat 92c; (sacked)
Hay: Cheat hay $500; oat
hay s1T@1S: clover hay (baieO
$1s@17.
wholesale Prices
Meat: Hogs $9.50; dressed
hogs 14c: top steers SC; cows y
4c. bulls sW3iac lambs sac;
dressed veal i3c.
Poultry: Light hens Isc; heavy
hens lsc: old ROSTERS SWloci
broilers 1870 @2Oc.
Butterfat: Butterfat acc; cream
cry butter AZ case; country butter
3O@32c; eggs soc; milk $2.zs
wv Vegetables: Wax onions ss.2S
crate: beets 1925 cwt; oregon
cabbage Sc ID; green peppers zoe
ID: potatoes St.75 cwt; Oregon
lettuce $2.25 per crate; parsley 40e'
dog, tomatoes 90c crate; cucunaa
bers 4Oc per doE; new potatoes
Fruits. Oranges 1915; lemons
5000: bananas 10c; Calf grape
fruit $780,; eantaloupe S1.15 Q l:5a
,taa1ard; watermelons lac lb.
oregon teaches 7sed 81 per box
Retail Prices
Poultry and eggs; Eggs 80 a 35c;
crea merry butter 81 a. sac; country
butter 35 a 36c.
portland, or. Sept. 1s.--cattle
slow; receipts 209S; choice steers
IS7.5O@7.25. medium TO good steers
$7.25@7.75; common to fair S4.ov
D6.25; choice cows aud heifers
I{5.0UG 500; medium to good S3.9v
q 4.50j fair to medium $3.OoV
100. common $1,000 350; can
nera sI.50D2.5O; bulls s3.00@
200; choice feeders S5.00W 5.5os
fair to good s4.0O a SOC; choice
dairy calves $500 900; primo
light $80Oms.50; common nght
| $1,000 s.0Oi heavy calves S5-Ve q
100; common s4@5.
Hogs steady; receipts 1O7:
prime light $i0.75@ 1925; smooth
| heavy 200 10 3O0 pounds $1,000 q
1850: 900 pounds and Up 5000 o
1000; rough heavy $500 q 500:
feeder pigs $4,000 1880; fat pigs
s10@lO.5O. stays IS bMT.S0.
Sheep steady; receipts ls4S;
,hoice val lambs $3.50 q 50;medl
I'M $4,000 800; common Sc 10 500.
ulis $500 q 900; light yearlingl
$500 98.50; heavy $3.50 SEQ
/ flE0t MEAdlEiA FNstN ~ AttNr N'NNfs
lk5.5O66: ewes 32W5
Butter steady: extra cubes 41ci
under grades 81 @3sc; carton 47ei
prints s6c.
Butterfat No. / churning cream
t6c. Z b Portland: Ale al sta
ions; under grades Al q 42c;
4 T,tt.r,s = - II EuStiiE eur.
mt receipts 20 3Oe; white hen.
cries 80 "a s4c; selling case eounl
IIof 32c: candled s29 sac; selecr
IS y 37c.
| Poultry: Light hens l3o
ieavy 22c: broilers 2o4 23cI
9id rooetefs lee: geese nom: duck
zoe: turkeys soc.
Wheat: Hard white S1.1s; soft
White tf.OS: western white Si.08i
iard winter 1l0Ss northern spring
l3I.O5: western red kt.o3-
NM run s2s Q 40. oats f28.5o D
o.0o; corn No. 3 yellow Szs.00i
s8y. timothy. valley s18& ~; NJ
iGife SfS6 1850: grain sf701S
la.s and vetch sl5Q1T; straw s.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18
Legal Notice
.ElxECUTRIx NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was duly appointed
executrix Of the estate of Otto r..
Blunck, deceased, by order OF the
county court OF the state of Ore
gon. for Marion county, on the
il 9th day OF August. 1922, and that
she has duly qualified as such ex-
ecutrix; and that all persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are
hereby requested TO present their
respective claims. duly verified,
with proper vouchers. to the un-
dersigned Nora Dougherty, 307
5th street, Oregon City, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated this 18th day of August.
1922.
NORA DOUGHERTY.
ENecutrix OF she etsate Of otto
r. BIunck. deceased.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

Grain No 1 white wheat 9bc:
No. 3 mixed wheat CSC; No. red
wheat 92c; (sacked)
Hay: Cheat hay $500; oat
hay S1TQIS; clover hay (baleO
$16@17.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

ROOM house 1850, 1900 down'
2 room house $3.50, S20o down;
room bungalow $4,000, ss0e
down; 5 acres close in. trade for
city; 4 room house $3.50, Sloe
down. Brown or Powell. over
Busick's, State and CONNER
cial.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

The farm residence OF Arthur
johnson, one mile west OF Co
guile, was burned to the ground
last week. causing loss OF near
ly $4,000.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

WANTED-To buy or rent tent
12x16 or larger. by state falr
time. Phone 54F3. 12ZZ
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

Al MODERN HOME-Close in:
oest Surroundings; large lot
east front; rooms not includ-
ing halls, toilet and bath $3.50;
terms. See Harris. 624 ". Capt.
tol, 1927. 222s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

"ANTED-Beef veal. hogs and
mutton, live or dressed; also
butter, eggs and chickens; will
pay best market prices. See us
Oefore selling. Peoples Meat
Market, l55 N. Liberty St i2a6*
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

FOR SALE-Big type Poland
China breeding stock; must
close out in week. A. w. Ellis,
jefferson, Rt. 1, place on An
keny hill road, 10 miles south of
Salem. Salem 49F23. e224
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

WANTED-About 4 room house.
give address and price to 6oS
BIS Capital Journal. i222
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

WANTED-To buy from owner,
modern house, 5 to Z rooms
medium priced. Address box SO,
caIa,o i222t
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

EACfiANRI0
~ 7 room modern house and two
lots. Price S4500, for small farm.
acres most all in fruit and ber-
RES. good buildings. 1 mile out.
Price $500; want 1 or acres
with small house on good road.
room house, modern, south Sa-
fem. Price $4,000. Trade for farm
near Salem.
A well equipped chicken farm,
good buildings with 1900 chick
sns. trade for city property or acre
AGE near Salem.
4 A well-.eqAipped dairy farm on
BAKED highway near TIllamook.
tfade for city property or small
tract near Salem.
{ room house for rent.
i THOMSON
231 u State street.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

FOR SALE--A modern s room
bungalow. a bargain if sold at
once, by owner. Good terms. Ad-
dress w M care Journal a224
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

FOR SALE-By owner, six room
house, new and complete in ev-
cry detail, large or small lot,
terms; will take smaller house
as part payment. Phone 1881 or
call at 1870 N. Cottage st. 222
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

a 11N ED-To rent place on
SHARES or cash, with or without
yyo~s; | have team, some tools.
NAT have you to offer? Can
stNe referenc. I. o. Alsman,
S3yton, Or. 1924
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

FOR SALE-S50 down, balance
$40 per month, 6 per cent in
terest, buys a fine Il acre home
site, located close to Bnglewood
school. on north 21st street.
Price $500. see us about this, w
II Grabenhorst & Co. 27S state
street az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

HARDWOOD floors laid, scraped
and finished, both old and new
houses, price reasonable. Phone
609. lzzz
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

APPROXIMATELY Too Tires have
occurred this year in the ochoco
forest with a total OF $50 acres
burned over About Is per cent
Of the fires were caused by light
ming.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-18

FOR SALE-11h acres, l " miles
east from car line on the Gar
den road, box 204, 8 Sd acres
logans, good buildings, easy pay
mentS, no agent b224