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' , I ' - - - ' ' " I. ' -rite Grasses crises SSSSj TUESDAY. JAXTART 15. 1018 1 P. ft .&.&n.tf fiOirfl LTYi S A f tN tt The Want and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted VUMl VWJ 11 11 UVVUl iLfVUII 10 VI llU V Under Proper Headi per Headings So You Call Readily Find Them Put Sell and Exchange all Kinds SECOND HAND GOODS " CLKS, TOOLS, ETC; CAPITAL EXCHANGE -,a 493 7 Court at. yoRWicn uxtox s FIllB INSURANCE SOCIETY , . - iV H. Barghardt, Jr., ; Reside" Agent 385 State St, Money to Loan a IMPROVED FARM AKD. CITY J" Sropertt at lowest RATES j thos. k. FQRPpgaasaa nHT TO LOAN I HAVE MADE B -liMBrtU for loaning eastern SSrrHl ntake wry loir rate of ESSSi'. highly improved (arms. Homer H. Smith. Boom S. McConawk Rslem. Or. Phono M. CtASSinED APVKRTISKMKN TS Rat Per Word! lo Subeeauent Insertions ....... o Oneweek (six insertion) ... e n month ,...... 8li f months contract per mo. to it months' contract, per mo... 7c NO account opened for less than 26e -. MrA riven free with an Tim inm - - advertisement to tha extent ofMe .Bent," "Booms" or Board.' . m a mi n cr t ii K w. . - - JTEW TODAY rack new classified advertise-; meat will be run under "New ( Today" for first Insertion, an less otherwise ordered by tha adver- ?r: . . will appear under Its proper class-. . No adrertisment . will ba run , nnder -New Today- for more than i se issue under any circumstancea . im TODAY WANTED, CAPABLE MAX 0R llt-ht farm work, good wages, board aod room. Inquire at SOS State street. - OR' SALte WHITE WJAXDOTTB . 1 coeVerel. Phono elFJl. ,T. E. Xunn- emaker. route Z. box 63. Salem. Ore. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED CALL AT the Brewer Drug Co, 405 Court . - KW 1 ' tree vr. jyuuuv av-s. efR 8ALJ5 OWNER LEAVING KOR California. Will -sell J room apart ment house one-block from ?urt House. Good, income. Phone 1218-K. VOUXD BUNCH OF FOUR KEYS IN leather key case. Inquire States- man wfflce.'1' ' i ' i ELEXTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLY Co. House wirfhg and motor repair work, electrlct fixture and supplies. Prompt service. 22 North Liberty street. Phone 263. E. K. Denlson. W ANTED MIDDLE A.OED MAN FOR liSht chore work on dairy ranch. Mederate wages. Address route , 6. box 2. Salem. , . ' - ' , . FOR SALE ROTATING CLOTHES . reel; three pound electrlct iron new chicken house with netting.. Phone 1421. - ELlPUmiENT' f FEMALE VAXTED A WOMAN' OR GIRL FOR . xeaeral housework. Phone 12F2S. GIRLS WANTED FOR STEADY WORK t the Oiove Factory 145S Oak street. , : maLl ' T WOODCUTTBRa WANTED DRY , wood for sale. Phone 254 or 22. YT ANTED BRIGHT YOUNG MAN from 1? to US years old to learn printing trade, day work. 'Apply Statesman Job Dept upstairs. Si -WILL PREPARE YOU FOR THE mechanical departments of the Unit ed States governmnC Write for lit erature. Hemphills Trade Schools. , : 77 Hawthorne Ave.. "Portland. Ore. SALESMAN WANTED WANTED RELIABLE SALESMAN for steady position. Call on garages, tores, factories in this territory. Good, pay for the right wan. Mil waukee Tank Works. Milwaukee. Wforofinln. - FOR SALE LIVESTOCK OR SALE l POLAND CHINA BOAR, registered. Ruilfson u mile North County Farm, phone 4F4. i FOR SALE-FIVB FRESH COWS. oood milkers. Cheap for quick salt. Phone lies. W. . FOR 8 ALE FOUR COWS FRESH AND eominsr frals Durham and Jerseys. j. Ferry street or phone 48S. "MISCELLANEOCS jli GOAT MEAT EVERY DAY. . fhona SS. . . , v OR SALE-BEAN POWER FRUIT " K'?er' lmt new. Will sell cheap , . AddressJohn 8. Dunlavy. Brooks. ;i Oregon. Phone 70F11. - lT, tpU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, send 10c to the PaclfU : .K?5,,,'.'d' lra. Oregon, for a trial - bription. Mention this ad. ; fR SALE ONE HEATER. TWO Iff. bnets. brass trimmed bed : 5'l4re" nd Prlng and couch. Mrs street Farington. 440 South tlst CAPTiyiTr OF THE OATMAN GIRIJ f true story of western (mm) 5T.wi ha" been carefully revised ' tu- . handsome little book. I ' ".sraphle terms of the m ofIlt.h Oatman family, of th Loreno. and the captlvitv ?t.ff d. Olive. Mary died of tVZZif .d4 was purchase! Thi?,i.h .-n'ns five years later dr.tJw U Ji cents, postpaid. Al ,JHOregon Teachers Monthly. 8a POCLTRY' P0-R,lr.ALE BUFF ORPINGTON 9IF12 reasonable prices. I'hon. ,KiwIuH. W ANT TO GET THE BESn poultry paper publixhed. send 1 J'..,1' Jhe Northwest. Pou1tr suhI2pA4L.8Um- Ofcson. for a trla' suhserlptton. Mention this ad. pEniT -w- fh. i 2F2. Yca Should Worry Let the i Clziziati Adi Worlt for Yoa REAL ETATH . -yv u .xw KET ON EAST niVth irlm.rclal "tret- ono do? "rh..of tto street. Salem, togeth- ths misuW.1 Tlgbt of way over ih?. Hit tr"ct extending from S?e.trn 10 8t1 street. Term Rfiy Boorth. 71-S Spauiding Bldg, Portland. OTegon. t OR RENT BOARD AMD ROOM. LOARI AND H(W1I8 WITHSOOD accomodations, reasonable rates; also 1 45M nd Pl",n ewln- Phone FARMS 1T. RENT 70 ACRES LOCATED hi - 1'".We"t,-f wPnto station. Yamhill fZ- 18 -.cr" hoP- 7 bearing fruit trees, 22 acres farm land, bal ance pasture. 'Address W. H. Egan. Oervais. route 2. jhone SF11. FXATS FOR RENT ROOM MODERN" FLAT. IS?" North Liberty, phone HOUSES) 9j KENT 5 -ROOM COTTAGE. 86t - North roth. Inquire at 123T Chemek ' eta or phone 1294. - FOR RENTMODERN BUNGALOW one block from paved street, ra South Salem. $10 per month, ll A. IViot?B 4' Ru'- Avenue. Phone tXn RENT ONE SEVEN ROOM njuse, paved ; street new garage fl&- One six-' room house no ga rage $7. Call 11V0 South LiberCS) street. , . FOR. RENT TH FOLLOWING Flve-rpora modern cottage at XS57 8. Church St. , $12. 0 Six-room modern house -on pf. tTeJt: - South High St. Call at Statesman business office or phone SSS. FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING $ Partly modern, five-room ' cot tage. 1052, Saginaw. Call at-1042 Saginaw, or Statesman business of- fiee. Phone 22. ;-f 20 Modern five-room flat, at f C64 Ferry street. A ly at States man office.: Phone 9. . ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED KLEASANT4f ini room in ousiness section. bZ9 , Court street. Phone 1553. FOR REJT COMFORTABLE ROOM with use , of bath, in modern home. Address A. B.; care Statesman. FOR RENT SUITE OF HOUSE KEEP ing rooms located 452 North Church. Phone 1507. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER heat; modern, conveniences, also in side rooms. Close to State House. ' 1030 Chemeketa. . Phone 1280. FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, reasonable, SSS North Commercial. T7nSCEUJiNE0US Bl'SIftESS OPPORTIMTIKS APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE OR . rent ail furnished and full of room era. Owner. Box 333. Salem. Oregon. MONET TO L4VANT HAVE CLIENTS WITH " MONEY TO loan on any good real - or chattel security.' 44 Hubbard . buildings." WANTED HISCELLAKEOV HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID , Fi)tl good clean rags. Pressroom. Stetee , man- WANTED TO BUY A VISIBLE TYPE writer with standard keyboard. Phone 13S5. afternoons. WANTED HORSES. HARNESS AND . wagons. Will buy all kinds. 8. Ol son,' 203 Liberty, phone 7. HORSES WANTED WE BUT AND - sell, all kinds of work horses. II . you have any for sale call on ua Clearwater Bros, 8a!m Horse Ex. - change. 564 Ferry SL Phones 10S1 AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY TIRES REPAIRED VFLCANIINO CRACKETT at GRAY TUBES VUL canised. 25c Retreading our special ty. Free service car. Phone 1400 279 North CommerciaL WATT 8HIPP ' CO. RETREADS AND sections tunes ac up. nnm Phone SSS. 12S South . Commercial street. AUTO SERVICB SHIPP8 AUTO SERVICE CITY .AND country trips, rnone ey, nlsrht, 25. . ITORACH BATTERIES BELMONT SERVICE STATION 8TO R age battery repairing, recharging and auto electric accessories. Cor ner State and Fronts Sts. Phone 707. TR0FESS10HAL DENTISTS DR. F. I UTTER. DENTIST. BOOMS 413-414 Bank of Commerce Bids;. Phone SO. "MUSIC TEACHERS R. HARR, TEACHER OF PIANO Phone 121 LODGE DIRECTORY MODERN WOOPMKN. VIODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp. No. 6244. i meets very Thursdar evening at S o clock in Derby building, corner Court and High streets. R. F. Day, V. C, J. A Wright, clrek. - MOTHERHOOD OF TOEMAH -I GETS EVERY WEDNESDATEVEN ing in Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at S o'clock. All visiting members wel come. Horace Fykes. Foreman, . H. Prunk. Correspondent. BUSINESS CARDS SLAVERY JAGG AGE AND PARCELS DELIVER diny plsce. city or country. Phonr BARBERSHOPS ; HE" REAlTTREFKESHINO FOLLOWS the summer outing when you get In the big easy chair at Ingreys Barber 211 Wtetie street -HIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS store normal .,'' ' ,S--7 ....li . eonsult Dr. May, ' Hubbard Bldg, phone sz? DR O L SCOTT. D. C? OnAVVATE OT V 67c. Chtropractlcs fountain head. Davenport: Iowa. Chlropractl r er -reets the clow of disease. ,5s 7-S. V. a N. B-k .Building. Pbon 7. ilssldsnes S2S-B. CHINESE PHYSICIAN. DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. l$3 S. High St. 1-hone 282. DRESSMAKERS DRESSMAKING GOWNS REMODEL ed. (25 North Capitol street. Phone 1471. URATS EXPRESS CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 933. Salem's largest and best equipped transfer company. Get our reduced freight rates on eastern shipments. Also for storage as we have three warehouses In connection with business. Furniture moving, packing, shipping and storing our -specialty. Office 1C1 South Commer cial street. "DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F. 8. Watanabe, Prop 414 N. Commer cial St. Ladles and gentleman's suits cleaned and pressed. $1 and 1 1.(0. Work celled for and delivered free. Tel. Main SSI. JUNK JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST price ror Junk of every kind. Let us make you a price on your household goods. The "Square Deal" House Capital Junk Cxk. 271 Chemeketa Street. Phone 198. FUEL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND baaa goods. Highest market price for Junk and hides. The People's Junk end Secondhand Store, S7X No. CommerciaL Phone 784. HAIR REMOVED "CLEAN WHITE HAS PROVEN 6UC- cessruL Applied here or sold for borne use. Sanitary Beauty Parlors. SSS Hubbard Bldg. LAUNDRIES SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK . Keuvery ana careiui work. Dry wash 5c per pound. ISC South Lib erty 8f Phone 26. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO- niar washing dene at a rate every body can afford. For -only sixty-five cents we will collect, wash and de liver your washing within twenty four hours. Phone 2471. NURSERIES. FRU1TLA.VD NURSERY SALES YARD at High and Ferry. Call and see stock and get .prices before purchas ing elswhere. , Everbearing straw berry plants. : OPTICIANS WHY PAY BIO PR1C- es ror glasses 7 I can ft . your eyes with first quality lenses In gold filled frames aS low aa S2.60. Satisfaction guaranteed. Will J. Thompson, grad uate optometrist 241 North Liberty street. Examinations by appointment only. Phone 11 09-J. OSTEOPATHY DR. W. L. MERCER. GRADUATE American .School Osteopathy, Kirks vllle. Mo.; treats acute and chronic disease. Office 461-405 U. 8. Na tional Bank Bldg. Phone 919.- Resi dence 413 North Summer. Phone SI 4. DRS. WHITE e WALTON, OSTEO pathie physicians and surgeons. Graduates of the American Schools of Osteopathy. Klrksvllle. Mo. Post graduate and specialized in nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Treat acute and chronic diseases. Offices 505-4-7-8. U. 8. Nat'lr'Pank ,Bldg. Phone 859. Residence. 1420 Court St. Phone 2215. PIANO TUNING G. E. MAST. EXPERT TUNING. cleaning, repairing ana regulating. All work guaranteed. 1S45 Hall street or car of Sherman Clay dt Co.. Court street, phone S15S-J. SECOND HAND OOD9 WE BUY AND BELL SECOND HAND goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har ness,, collars, collar pada r tools, chains. Fred 8chindler. SSS Center Street. TRANSFER HAULING VUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND of hauling..- Household moving Job done prompt ly. Try me once. Timm, 47S State St. Phone 943. Residence phone 1122-J. UNDERTAKERS WEBB A C LOUGH C. B. WEBB. A. M. Clough, funeral directors. Latest modern methods known to the pro fession. 497 Court streeL WATER SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. S01 R Commercial street.- For water service apply at office. Make all complaints at the office. No deductions in bills will be allowed for absence or for ' any causes whatever unless water Is cut off from premises. Hereafter water far Irrigation will only' be furnished to regular customers using water for domestic purposes. Con tractors for sidewalks, brick work, or plastering, will please read "for building purposes" under schedule of re tew Apply at office for copy. WALL PAPER, FAINT TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice Wall Paper at Buren'a Furniture Store, 179 Com mercial St, GLENN L ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC corating. painting, tinting, paper hanging, ate. Work.done by contract or day; good workman. Location 1020 Center St. Phone S8S-W. SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL Paper and Picture Framing. Good workmen. 4KS Court SL Phone 4S6. WOVEN WIRE FENCING Depot National Jk AsserfeaM Fence, all eJees. 24 la, Is M fa. high. Paints, Oik anal Varnish. Steves Rebuilt and Repaired Loganberry and Hep Ileeks. aleaa Fence s Steve Works. ISA Ceert St. Phone 1S4 n. n. femiwo. PUBLIC XOTICK8. BUM INVITED. The- undersigned will receive seal ed proposals op till five o'clock p. m. January 2I for 500 feet, more or less. 30-foot lengths, coupled, li inches Internal diameter, cotton fire hose, to withstand 400 pounds of resure, with time guarantee of service and replacement for defects, underwriters couplings. The city reserves the right (o reject any and l bids. Earl Race. Cltv Reenrder. The employment of women as active members of the fire dp-- iments in the larfe cities is consul ' rred as possibility of the near future by the chief of the Philadelphia fire j department , 4at x-- PRODUCE CASH PAID KIt l!K..V. A'y O.UAN iy. Itiune SM3. Across trak from K.kitthern lc-it'ic Dttfisfllif.r Oregon Fruit company. ' . i SALEM MARKETS 1 BUYIXQ PRICES. Efts and Poultry, Eggs, 42 to 44e. Hen.s live, 20 to 21 c. Springs, 19c. Turkeys, lire, 19 to 21c. Turkeys, dressed, 25 026c. Pork, Mutton and Beef, Ewes, 67c. Pork on foot 14 He. Veal, dressed, 12 to 15c. Spring lambs, 12 He. Beef steers, 6H to 7 He; cows, 4 to Be Bolls, 3 to 5c. May. Cheat, per ton. $22, Clover, per ton, $21. Vetch, per ton, $2$. Grain. " Wheat, ,1.85 to 1.87. - Oats, 80c to 85c Deajis, 8 to 9c Mill Feeds. Retau.' Bran, per ton, $35.50, Shorts, per ton, $38. WHOLESALE TO DEALERS. Butter. Country butter, 45c. Creamery prints, 53 to 54 c. Butterfat, f.o.b. Salem, 56c, Vegetables. Lettuce, crate. $2 to $2.25. Cauliflower. $1.25. Celerr. to 90e. Nebr. rice corn, 10c Tomatoes. California, $2.85. Onions. $2.00 to $2.75. Cabbage. $1,175. String garlic, 8c. Potatoes. $1.25. Turnips, sack, $1.00.. Sweet potatoes, 5c. Kntg Almonds. 23c Walnuts (Xo. 1) 24 l-2e. Walnuts (No. 2) 20c Peanuts, raw. 16c. ' Cocoanuts. dozen, $1.40. FrtUts. Grapefruit. $4 to $5. Pears, $1.50. A Oranges. $2.50 to $4.50. ' Bananas. 6c Apples. $101.50. Fard dates. $2.50. Dromedary dates, $4.65. Honey (Idaho) $4 to $4.50. Lemons, $6.50 to $7.50. Retail Prices. Creamery batter, 80c Flour, bard wheat. $2.80 to $8. Flour; valley, $2.50 to $2.60. Eggs, 50c Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb, $1. Potatoes, sack lots. $1.50. PORTLAND MARKETS I PORTLAND. Jan. 14. Cattle, steady; receipts, 16. Medium to choice steers, $1010.75; good to medium steers, $8.75010; common to good steers, $?.'258.75 choice cows and heifers, 87.25 Q8; common to good cows and heifers, $6 7.35; canners, $3 0 5.10; bulls, $4.50(97; calves, $7010.25; stocker and feod et steers, $6 0 8.50. Hojfe, Hogs, steady; receipts, 2198. Prime light, $15.45 015.60; prime heavy, 815.50015.65; pigs. 313.50014; bulk. $15.45015.60. Sheep. steady; receipts, 280. Western lambs. $14.50015; valley lambs. $14 014.25; yearlings. $12. 50f?13; wetherr, $12 012.50; ewes, $5.50011. " Portland market on shorn sheep 23e under quotations. Car Receipts. Car receipts: Barley, 11; flour, 6; oats, 6; hay, 12. Dairy Products. Butter: Prints, extras, 52 0 54c; cubes, extras, 50c; prime firsts, 49 He; dairy, 32 Me. Butterfat: Portland delivery No. 1 sour cream. 56 0 57c. Potatoes: Buying price Locals, $101.15; selling price, $1.1501.25. Grains. Grain: 30-day options -(bids) Oat, No. 2, $5.50; barley, feed, $55 brewing. 57.50. Eastern oats and corn In bulk -(bids) Oats. No. 3 white. .$55; 38 pound clipped. $56; com No. 3 yel low, $65; No. 3, mixed. $64; oats. No. 3. $55: oats, clipped. $561 corn, yellow, $64; corn, riixed, $63.50. STOCK DEALING PROVES ERRATIC s Little Speculative' Confidence Is Inspired; Extreme Losses Noted NEW YORK. Jan. 14. Stocks fol lowed their recent erratic course to day, when moderately heavy offer ings effected extreme losses of one to three points. There was little In developments ever the week end to inspire specu lative confidence, a condition which the short interest did not wholly ig nore. Railroad earnings were again dis appointing and the demoralized traf fic situation arising from the freight jam is certain to find' further re flection In returns from December and the current month. Wall street believes control or the transportation companies will rest with congress and impending legis lation is expected to brin; that sit ration more prominently into the foreground. Industrials continued to labor un tfter the serious disadvantages lm 1 posed by railway congestion, coupled with shortage of labor and fuel. (Leaders owed much of today's pres sure to this precarious situation, re REAL, ESTATE FOR SALE CHEAP I M P R O V E li acreage on car lire. Pheal. route 4, phone 102F3. FIXE C ACRE TRACT IN HAVES vill district, good house and fruit, muni go. $2350 Kocoiofsky. FINE 30 ACRES, ALL CULTIVATED, 1 mile from station, price f 4000 mort gage S750, will exchange equity for , clear Salem residence. Socolofsky. WANT. FOR CASH. 5 ACRES GOOD potato land near Salem. Socoloiaky. Phone 970. 341 Stste streeL I WANT SEVERAL GOOD HOUSES for good tenants. Nienieyer. 54 4 . State street. $50,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD FARM property. Nlemeycr, 641 State street. J 000. DON'T KEEP Rent it. I "VACANT PROPERTY. have the renters. Nie- . meyt-r. Mtate streeL Phone 1000. FOR RALE IMPROVED FIVE ACRE tract well located. 82150. terms. Ad dress "11 19'f care Statesman office. FINE 10 ACRE HOME IN SUBBURBS of Salem .to apply on grain or fruit ranch. Socolofsky. THE EQUITY IN 93 ACRE 1MPROV ed stock and grain ranch to exchange for smaller ranch not over 12.50u. Socolofsky. TRADE YOUR ACREAGE FOR AL berta farms. 1 have some fine ex changes. Nienieyer, 644 State street. Phone 1000. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 160 ACRES improved farm, in eastern Oregon for Salem property. Will accept part vacant lot it clear. Phone 84F4. FOR SALE SIX ROOM HOUSE close In on paved street, strictly modern. Terms. Will take good lot or acreage. Address "H 20" care, of Statesman. 10 ACRES IS IN CULTIVATION, AND gifOd buildings 4 miles from a good town S250, easy .terms, this is the cheapest thing 1 have. Win. Fleming, 341 State street. FOR EXCHANGE A WELL IMPROV ed 10 acre trace also timber land for unincumbered city property? 404 Hubbard building. 1 1 EC AUK E OF OUR AGE WE OFFER for sale or trade our 17 acre home S miles from Salem. Oregon. Address route 2. box 43, Salem, Oregon, or phone 47F32. FOR SALE FIVE ROOM COTTAGE, plastered, bath and toilet,- good lot. Price 8450. half Its real value. Room S. Bayne building. i:0 ACRES' OF FIRST CLASS FARM land. 120 acres cultivated, price 880 per acre. 15 acres of ; first class prune orchard price $4500. 6 room modern house, good location, - price 81160. W. H. Grabenhorst 4k Co- 276 State streeL A 75 ACRE GOOD FARM IN TRADE for Salem house or suburban resi dence as part pay. A 81700-Equity in fine modern 83000 Salem residence for unimproved Und or lots. Several residence equities for acreage in fruit farms. Some good prune places. Will take trade ln part pay. Win. Fleming. S41 State street, Salem. 10 ACRES FOR SALE ALL IN CULTI vation. no buildings, on good road. Price 81000. Liberal terms. S acres all in cultivation 'good S room house, beri,. - chicken house, wood shed, on It. F. D. one mile to school. Price 83500. 14 acres of good land i mile from city limits on good rock road, good 4 room bungalow, chicken house and other buildings variety of fruit, will exchange for dwelling In Salem. IT ice 82500. See Perrine St Marsters. 402 Hubbard building. FOR SALE HOUSES, 7 ROOM MOD ern good location 3900, worth 81200. . S room modern pave paid close in 82100. S room modern flose in suit able for roomers pave paid $2700. 4 room plastered wired, and two acres good land on Car line 82100. 180 acre farm black land crop in at a sacri fice If sold soon. 300 acres good timber $75 per acre, will divide. Timber will pay for it Exchange stock ranch 270 acres, 100 clear $35 pr acre want small farm. House , and one acre and cash for farm. I acres cloe in for larger tract. 6 acres well Improved take a house part pay. Have cash buyer for farm up to 10 acres. For rent, 3 acr with house, ort car line: 10 acres with buildings, 30 acres, good buildings. Money to loan. K. L. Wood, Bayne building. . ' LOOK AT THIS A REAL OPPORTUTHTY About 480i acres of choice Polk coun ty land: about SO acres clear; about-40 acres in stump paature: balance la choice piling timber and oak grubs. Timber alone worth $7600. New four room bouse, new dairy barn, providing for 20 eowa and four horses; new pig pen and now milk house. Water piped from fine spring to all buildings. Will sell the whole at a great bargain. Very easy terms, 4 per ceot Interest. Address L, owner, ears Th Statesman. cording net losses of one to two points. Shipping and coppers together with tobaccos and minor specialties forfeited early gains of two to three points, motors also reacting sharply on news of a cut In the divlden of Willys-Overland. Sales Amounted to $518,000 shares. Bonds were featureless on smaller dealings: Liberty 3's sold at fS.SS to 98.50, first 4's at 97.90 to 97.20 and second 4's at 96.60 to 96-50. Total rales, par value, $4,275,000 United States bonds, old Issues, were unchanged ou call. Snow Forecast Keeps Corn Prices From Lowering CHICAGO. Jan. 1 4. Although milder weather somewhat eased the corn market today, forecasts point ing to more snow prevented any sub stantial decline. . Trices closed un settled, at the same as Saturday's finish to 4 0 W cents lower, with January $1.27 1-2 and May $1.25 V. Oats underwent a setback of 4 tn ' cents net. Provisions finished unchanged to 1 5 cents down. ; Total absence of inquiry from the ses board Intensified the weakness of oats," Provisions sagged mainly because upturns In the hog market were not of a lastlnjr sort. Get Wise-Trj Classified Ad THINGS HAT B CEnE SOME ONE-CRUST PIES. The scarcity, of fat has almost eliminated pie ' from the menu. In many households, but If plo is liked one can Indulge occasionally In a one-crust pie and do without butter or cream for instance ior that par ticular meal. A certain amount of oils and fats are necessary to a well regulated diet and one can vary the form of serving and not necessarily feel the extravagance of a delicious pie now and then. For Instance: Apple pie with cream cheese Is a delicious novelty. Line a deep pie plate with pastry and fill with tart, smooth apple" sauce. Cake without a top crust and when cold cover with a cupful of whipped, cream to which you have added half a- small cream cheese pressed through-a ricer. - If adept with the pastry tubes, this cream cheese may be arranged In some fanciful form, which will add greatly to the attractiveness of the pie.- : :-Y.r-V,'V Marshmallow applie pie : is very dainty. It Is made by filling a pastry-lined pan with well-flavored ap ples, pared,' cored, and cut in eighths. These are sprinkled thickly with su gar and a few- spoonfuls of .water poured over them. The pie la baked until the apples are tender, then spread with, halved fresh marshmat lows and returned to -the oven to brown quickly. ? Marlborough pie Is worthy a place In this collection of delectable des serts. Steam two large pared and cored apples, and, when tender, press through a sieve. " Add a large table spoonful oL. butter, theft cool and beat in the yolk of one egg. the Juice and rind of half a lemon, a half-cupful of sugar, and a half-cupful of thick cream. Line the pan arid fill with the mixture, bake In a hot oven, then cover with a meringue and brown lightly, i Butter-Scotch pie has become very popular of late, and here Is a very good recipe for. it. Line: a .deep pan with pastry and fill with a mixture made as follows: Melt together two large tablespoonfuls of butter and a cupful of brown sugar. Cook until a rich brown, then aid a large cup ful of scalded .milk. Simmer for n few minutes, or unt 1 .the sugar is dissolved, and whip In the yolk of one egg beaten to a, tablespoonful of corn cream with a starch. Bake until the custard Is setand spread with a meringue made of the egg white whipped with a tablespoonful pf powdered sugar Flavor both pie and meringue with a few drops of vanilla.,. . . Caramel Custard Pie.- Place two large tablespoonfuls of granulated sugar over the fire in a saucepan and stir until It has melted and turn ed a deep brown,' but not burned. Then pour over It a cupful of scalded milk and stir until dissolved. Re move from the fire and pour ovsr two wen beaten eggs which have been mixed with a scant tablespoon ful of corn starch and a'balf -cupful of sugar. Flavor slightly with van illa and bake in a pastry-lined pan until the custard Is set and delicate ly browned.' Prtrhe Pie with Whipped Cream, Bake a shell of pastry and whiU cooling prepare filling. Scald a cup ful of iullk and chicken with a table spoonful of corn starch blended with a little cold milk. Add the yolk of V steep -THirW Jiy gan ! NEVER HAPPEN BYRHE5 one egg well whipped, a half-cupful of sugar, a pinch of salt, and a cupf ul of prunes that have been cooked and pitted,' then chopped. Cook together for a few. moments, then cool and place In the pastry shell, genre coll plied with slightly-sweetened whip ped cream. i . HELPFUL HINTS. Raisin Bread for the Children. Raisin bread Is a. particularly good dessert for children more so than the rich and less digestible cakes and pastry. Raisins are wholesome-and nutritious served In any form. Save the WheaL In place ' the wheat eat more corn, oatmeal, rye, barley. Eat oatmeal, barley, and corn breakfast foods, corn and buckwheat cakes. . In place of one slice of bread eat one extra- potato a day. , To Save Wear on Tour Stockings. Glue a' piece of velvet, chamois skin, or a piece from an old kid glove Inside the heels of your shoes V Of Your Old Tablecloths. Mike napkins. out of too ends and sides of outworn linen table cloths. Some time a whole set of table napkins may be procured in this way, and they wear much longer than one would expect. Yon Shonid Tcrry tia Classifier Ads V for Yoa TIMETABLES SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. NsHIismb4 . No. it Oregon Express 4:05 a.m. No. 64 Oregonian .... . . 6:1 6 sm. No.. 28 WHlamette Limited.. 8:20a.m. No. 18 Portland Passenger. . 1:3 J p.m. No. 24 Coos Bar 3:44p.m. No. 12 Shasta Limited ..... 7:09p.m. No. 14 Portland Express ... :10p.m. No. 228 Local Way Freight.. 8:00a.m. No. 223 Pdrlland Fast Freight 11:35 pm. Seethhennd No. S3 Oregonian .......... S :20a.m. No. 33 Coos Bsy 10:01a.m. No. IS California Express ..10:68a.m. No. 17 Rpseburg Passenger. 4:10 p.m. No. 11 Shasta Limited 6:42 p.m. No. 27 Willsmette Limited. . 4:10 p.m. Ko. 13 San Francisco Pass.. .10.37 p.m. . No.' 221 San Fran. Fast Frc. ,is:ei a.n , No. 327 Local way rreignt. ,is:i a.io. S ALEM-4JKKR. LINE . ' No. 72 Arrive at Salem f :15 a.m. No. 74 Leave Salem......... 806 p.m. U BS. Vlt.1.1 rlTT Mi WEITFJt!! 141 Leaves. Salem, motor .... 7:06a.m. ili iavss Salem, motor.... 8:26a.m. 148 Leaves Salem, motor.... 1:40p.m. Through, car to stonmouin ana Arm 147 Leaves Salem, motor .... 3:48p.m. 1 leaves waiem, nioior..... 229 Way Freight leaves Salem 6:00 a.m. 142 Arrives at usiem :ua,m. 164 Arrives at Salem ....... .11 :00 a.m. l&s rrlr.i at Salem ........ 2:00 n.m. 168 Arrives at Salem ........ 6:1 J p.m. 170 Arrive at Salem 7:20 p.m. 40 Way Freight Ar. Salem.. 3:30p.m. OnSSOON KLKOTKIO ' Seetha-esd Train Leave Arrive Arrive-' No. . rortland Salem Eueene 1 ..... 4:30am S:35am le:66am 6 Ltd... 4. JO am 10:11 am -12:26 pm .1. 1 .... ,10:45am 12:65pm 9 ......2:06 pm. 4:16 pm ' 4:35pm ' 12 Ltd. ..'4:40pm 4:40 pm 8:60 pm 17 4:05 pm 8:10 pm Salem only- 1 ......8:20 pia 11:20 pm Salem only - 21 .....11:46pm - 1:66am 4:S0sm North Bank Station (leave Jeffer son Street IS and 30 minutes later.) Nerthbesmd Train ' Leave Arrive No.: Eugene Salem 3 .....12:08am 4:35am 4 w 7:16 am 10 Ltd...7:4Sam 8:46am 12 11:20 am Arrive sPnrtland 4:60 am 8:26 srrv 11:35am l:3Spm 4:00 pm 14 .....11:16am 1:60pm 14 Ltd.. . 1:65 nm 4:00 om 6:46 pm tO .....4:10pm 6:10pm 7:40pm ?2 .,....4:2Spm " 7:68pm l:00pm xNorth Bank Station (Arrive Jeffer son Street 16 minutes earlier). Leave Corvallis. - . CORTALS.IS CONNECTIONS 1 Nertbbennd Leave Corral lis . Arrive Salem 8:26 sm 8:45 am 12:12 pm 1:0 am 2:41 pm 4:0 pm 4:10 pm 6:30 pm 4:18 pm 7:65pm enthnennd Leave Sslem Arrive Corvallis 4:2 am :7 am 10:16 sm ' '11:88 am ' lt:Spm SiMpm - - - 4:16 pm .3 pm 1 4:40 pm 1:00 pm 1 . -J