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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 17, 1918)
1 I- I Da U"7 fO. (C it" fT f V The Wants and Needs of t he Capital City A re Noted 0 O Uj li 11 y Under Proper Headings S o Yo u Can Readily Find Them D Hv Sell and Exchange all Jwind SECOND HAND GOODS I mfvs tlothixo.- shoes, iucy: 11 CLES, TOOLS. ETC , CAPITAL EXCHANGE f rhoas 483 "7 Court BU SORWICII UNION T ? PIRE 1X8U11ANCK SOCIETY f W. H. Burghardt, Jr.. -1 Resident "" 3a Money to Loan v IMPROVED V ARM AKD CITT ! pOPKHTr AT LOWEST RATES THOS. K. FORD x2XZ -LEY TO LOAN I HAVE "made . arrangements fpr loaning eastern monir- will mak very low rat of interest on highly Improved farm. tfom'e'rV Smith. McCormacK in Salem. 0r-.,),,-11 mTwa "" "7 CLASSIFIED ADVKBTI lEaEHTI " . . ' Rate Per Wr J t t-t.. Insertion . 1C 7 Subsequent Insertions ....... H Oe. wK (six insertions) ...Se On month .,......... jo 8ht months' contract per no, 80 II months' contract, per mo... 7e No account opened for less than 2&c . A B-lvam free with an advertisement to the extent of 60c ,... -k'er Sale." "Fuf X KenU" VKcm5 or ."Board." J SEW TODAT " . Each new classified advertise ment will be run under "New Today" for first insertion, unless otherwise ordered by the adver- t'Vubeaunt Insertion of the ad will appear under its proper class ification. - - Ko advertisment will be ran nder "New Today" for more than ne issue under any circumstances NEW TODAY iiO.OOO TO LOAN ON GOOD FARM property. Nlemeyer. 641 State street 1'hon 1000. k r 1NTED 4 OK 5 GOOD CHEAP MILK (oars coming; ireen. rnoo urn. 1 GilT TOUR ( HAIR CUT BErORE school starts and don't Orget to go to lngrey's Barber Shop ail State street, where they take an interest in the boys. TO EXCrtANGB NEW f-KWlN(J MA chlne and delivery wagon for arm machinery. Address -It 22" care Statesman office. I WANTED THW WEEK GO HEAD OK large ' calves or yearlings. m 17. W. ' LOUT FOUNTAIN PEN IN BUSINESS district, ,1'hon J5F2. s rt KVT 9 IcoOM SUITE. NICELY furnished for housekeeping-. 633 Ferry street. .." 1 - ' ' ' IOH KENT WNI8HEO APART meat house. 40 rooms full of tenants, modern, clos in,, do not reply unless you hav rent money. Address 11 IS" Statesman, s ; -f " roll SALE CHOICE 2 ACRE TRACT , on car line. room piaawrea " SHOO.) 33 acres Howell pialrle good - buildings I4&00: 6 acres on car line a snap at $1209. 7 room bouse mod ern good location $800, Ranch for rent.- Stock ranch to trade for acre age. F. I Wood, Bayne building, j KOR SALE ONE BAY it ARB, EIGHT years old. low blocky chunk, gentle Mind true. Price $&. One bay horse. 7 - ears old. weight 1300. sound, gentle -4 true, price $135. On . roan Jrse. 8 years old. gentle, single ami double, price $40. One pair 3-year-old pack mules and pack-saddles complete t price 375. OneJupair of -yar old . .geldings, weight 330 sound. .gentle : nd true prjfe 5I0. tmiOYllEUT KEMALK OIRU WANTH PLACE DELlYEKINd s)n Ford car, good reference, phone HA1.R vrooDcuTTErtaf -wanted uhy. wood for sale. ' Phone 24 or 1 'WANTED CAPABLE MAN OK light farm work, good wages, board and room. Inquire at 303 State street, BOT 14 WANT8 WORK ON FARM, y Cn milk. Can learn. Address "II 21" care Statesman office. WOOD' CUTTERS WANTED TO CUT rrom too to 1000 cords good timoer. House to live In. Call $0 or 1898 Larmer Transfer. ' WANTED BRIOHT YOUNO MAN from 17 to IS years old to-learn .priatlng trade, day work. Apply HMtmn Joh Dent., unstiiirs. FORTSALE MTEVTOTK H SALE 1 POLAND CHINA' BOAR, mistered. Rullfson mil North anty Farm. Phone 4F4. OR 8ALE-J-FOUR COWS FRESH AND coming fresh Durham and Jerseys. . run ftf4 Ferry street or phone 43. FRESH GOAT MEATEVERY DAlP. Ihoa II. . FOR SALE BRAND NEW BICYCLE vsed two times. Phone 7 or 40' Soath High street. $S0 CASH WILL BUr'GOOD ROAD ' 1A' ln Ifood running order, worth JjjfOner going to enlist. Phone SALE ROT ATI NO CLOTHES ftt'i tn'e pound electrict Iron new , liil0 .nou,e with netting. Phone r.TU WANT TO OET THE BEKT "W' d 10c to the Pacific i.ilT.'Jf.' Bslem.' Oregon, for a trial "ubsrlptlon. Mention this ad. Ct!!TyiTT f THE O ATM AN OIRI true 'story of western I mm I ' been carefully revised Hn. 1 handsome littl- book. It lens in AMkt. . a A1 m nnnasome iilti norm. 1 1 Saphle terms of th mas ?? of-th Oatman family, of th coe of Lorenro. and the ceivTT cre lt IT 01 reno. and the cttt t. T.r nd.OHve. Mary died of K??! tH Indiana five yeara later r-P 2 cents, postpaid. Ad- ?IlIl,.2T',OB Teachers Monthly. PJa- t - Shoulfl Worry Let tht ;!fitd Ads Work for Yoo .esees"aeeeeseee s e e J .?-.8AL,EBEAN POWER FRUIT ?rATp. almost new. Will sell cheap I rwrdreM-Joh s Dunlavy, Brooks. Oregon. Phone 70F11. 1 M I CK I. L A M:o( X, 12,0 I'l-fiifl) f'Hi'XKV IHlltSK J. pound roan tmr tZT, 3 mare's MJuudM. Choi: 1S All g.H w.,rk.rs and IrUl kllowI inn tm seen at lub Htahl-M rorni-r Liberty and Frry streets, also' 2 s-t lnubl hnrnesM and un light fnrm wniri r.. . vrfv tienp PouCtiIV IH)R KALE WHITE WYANDOTTE cockerels. Phono tilKll. T. K. Nunn emaker. route 2, box 53, Salem. Ore. FOR J ALE BUFF ORPINOTON iVv.. l reasonable prices. Phone IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST puuurr paper puDiistted. send 10 cents to the Northwest Poultry Journal, Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention this ad. IWOFOSN FOR SALE" FINE CARNEAUX." PIO" eona ch-ap. Box route 2, Salem. lhon 2F2. fiATTtJliTATfi" A GOOD BUV 2"5xlo"FiTET ON EAST biuv vuiumerciai street, on aoor north of iStste street. Salem, togeth er with perpetual right of way over th 14x60 4 feet tract extending from this property to Stste street. Terms Apply Scott Boxorth. 701-3 Spauldlng Bldg Portland. Oregon. FOR RENT APABTHEHTS FOR "RENT HEATED.. WELL-FURN-tnhed housekeeping apartments. G45 Ferry street. Phone J80-W. FARMS FOR RENT 70 ACRES LOCATED U mil west of Wapato station. Yamhill county. 12 acres hops, 700 bearing fruit tree. 22 acres farm land, bal anc pasture. Address W. H, Egan. Gervala. rout 2. phone SF11. HOUSES FOR RENT MODERN BUNGALOW on block ' from paved street. In South Salem. 810 per month. 8. A. Rhoten 4 E Rural Avenu. Phone 11 41-J. FOR RENT ONE SEVEN ROOM house, paved street new garage $15.- On six - room -bouse tio ga- " rag $7. CaU 11! Bo utlr-Liberty street. , FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING io Five-room modern cottagg at XI57 a Church flt. 7 $12.(0 Six-room modern sous on paved street; at 1S30 South High SC . Call at Statesman busin office or phon 888. , FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING $8 Partly modern fiv-room cot tage. 1082 Saginaw; Call at 1042 Saginaw, or Statesman business of fice. , Phon 23. $20 Modern fiv-rom flat,' at e' Ferr" street. Apply at States - man office. Phono 23. ROOMS FOR RENT-COMFORTABLE ROOM with use of bath, in modern bom. - Address A. B. car Statesman. . GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER heat, modern conveniences, also in- side rooms. - Close to Stat Rouse. 1039 Chemeketa. Pbon 1280. FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED housekeeping rooms, .reasonable, 86 North Commercial, t LOST IX1KT EYE GLASSES. PHONE 10QF21. Toixo foTTNd i On c h ok Four keys in leather key case. Inquire States rnnn of f let. ' ' - : - Bt IAE OlMOJtTIITiKa FO OaCEO WT? E i R lE A VI NG " FOR California, i Will sell 20 room apart ment house one-block from :ourt House. Good Income. Phone 1210-R. 'money to coast." HAVE CLIENTS WlTIlflONEY TO loan on any good real or chattel security. P4 Hubbard buildings. WAlffED HISCKLLANEOUa HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID. FOR good clean rags Pressroom, States man. ,: , i ' : WANTED HORSES. HARNESS AND wagons. Will buy all kinds. 8. Ol son Club Stables, phone 7. HORSES WANTED WE BUT AND sell, all kinds of work horses. If you hav any for sal call on us. 5 Clearwater Bros, Sal urn 1 Horn Bj change; 868 Ferry SC Phones 1031 nr 43 - ''- " wroimnnfiSEcnm -ri n ki "tikPAIREb -VULCANIZINU BRKETT A GRAY TUBES LVU 1j canlxed. 25c Retreading; our 1 !'- ty. Fre service car. Phon 1400. f 279 North CommTdaL WATT SHIPP CO. RETREADS AND sections tub 25e up. Pervlca ear. Phono 88J. 128 Soutb Commercial .: street, - "''' A UTO SERVICB SHIPP-S AUTO SERVICE CITY" AND country trips. Phon Day, ft, nlerht. 25. -- STORAGE BATTERIES . owinrTt' of ATI DV STOR age battery repairing, recharging -and auto electric accessories. Cor ner State and Fronts 8ts. Phone 707 DENTISTS DR. F. L UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS 413-414 Bank of Commerce Bldg. Phone 80. "M Cil O TEACHERS HARR. TEACHER OF PIANO. Pbone 138 L0DGE DIRECTORY MODERN WOOD WEN. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp. No. 248. meets every Thuredav evening at 8 o clock In Derby building corner Courr and i High streets. R. F. Day, V, C; J. A. i Wright, clrek. -- - - MOTHERHOOD OF YOEMAN , MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN ; Ing In Maaonlo Temple, fifth floor, at 18 o'clock. All vlsltlng members wel , come. Horav Py'kea. t oreman. . H. Prttnk. Correspondent. Get 7ise-TiTj a Classified Ad BUSINESS CARDS A I TO LiKUlVKIttr BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER ed any place, city or Country. Phone 4 r 01-K. W. W Fisher. cfii no pr a ctI 0 CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS RE store, normal function. If you want results consult Dr. May, 305-8-7 Hubbard Bldg, phon 827. DR. O. I SCOTT. 1. C. GRADUATE OF P. S. C. t'lUropractics fountain head, Davenport, Iowa. Chiropractic cor rects the cause of disease. : Office 4 06-7-8, U. S. N. Bank Building. Vhone 7. Residence Hi-R. ! "cTiiXfcSE PHYSICrAN. DR. L. M. HUil CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 1S3 S. HlKh St. Phone 282. DHKHAKElt DRESSMAKING (JOWNS REMODEL ed. 828 North Capitol street. Phon 1471. KI.KCTHIC KIIT1KES AXU St PPLIES i;LKCTRIC" 'fixtures' anihuiplV Cir. llousu wirInK and motdr repair work.Nlectrlet fixtures and supplies. Prompt service. 230 North -Liberty Street. Phone 23. E. K. OeniMOfi. DRAYS AND 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 storsge as we have three warehouses In connection with business. Furniture moving, packing, shipping and storing our . specialty. Office 161 South Commer cial street. "DRY CLEANING AJfD PR-BsarsrcT JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F. 8. Watanabe, Prop, 434 N. Commer-t elal St. Ladles and gentlemen's suits cleaned and pressed. $1 and $1.80. Work called tor and delivered fr Tel. Main SBt. JCXK JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST price for Junk of every kind. Let us . make you a prlo on your household goods. Th "Squar Dal House Capital Junk Co, 271 Cbmlcta Street Pbon 118. FULL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND hand mooAm. Highest market prices for Junk and bides. The People's Junk and Secondhand 8 tor. 271 No. Commercial. Pbon 784. HAIR REMOVED -CLEAN : WHITE HAS PROVEN Suc cessful. Applied here or sold for bom use. Sanitary Beauty Parlors, 228 Hubbard , Bldg. XXtfsri)RiK 8ALKU STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery , and careful work. Dry wash So per pound. 188 South Lib erty at. Pbon 28. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY RE O ular washing dene at a rat every body can afford. For only sixty-five cents wo will collect, wean end de liver you washing with la twsnty four hours. Pbon 2471. NURSERIES. FRUITLAND nursery sai.es yard at High and Ferry. Call and se stock and get prices before purchas ing elswhere. Everbearing straw berry plants. s OSTEOPATHY! diC""w. L. meTIcer, graduate American School Osteopathy, Klrks vllle. Mo.; treats acute and chronic disease. Office 404-408 U. 8. Na tional Bank Bldg. Phon Pit. Resi dence 419 North Summer. Phon 811. DR8. WHITE WALTON. OSTEO : pathlo physicians and surgeons. Uradaates of the American School of Osteopathy, Kirksvtlle, Mo. Post- Sraduat and specialised In nervous Iseases at 'Los Angeles College. Treat acute and chrenio diseases. Offices 803-8-7-8. U. S. Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phone 839. Residence, 1820 Court St. Phone 2S1S. PIANO TUNING O. E. MAST. - EXPERT TUNING, cleaning, repairing and regulating. All work guaranteed. 1848 Hall street or care of Sherman Clay A Co., Court street, phone II 53-J. SECOND HAND GOODS WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND goods of all kind, pip fittings, har ness, collars, collar pads, tools, chains. , Fred Scalndler, 28$ Center Street . - TRANSFER H AC UNO AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KIND v of hauling. Household ' moving job don prompt-lv- Ttt me once. Tim me. 478 Stat St- Phon 988. Residence phon 1133-J. "TJUDertakers" BEBB A CLOUOH C. B. WEBB, A. M. Clough, 5 funeral directors. Latest modern methods known to th pro fession. 497 Court street. "WATER" SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. 301 8. Commercial street. For water service apply at office. Make all complaints at the office. No deductions in bills will be allowed for absonc or for any causea whatever unless water Is cut off from premises. Hereafter water- for Irrigation will only be furnished to regular customers using . water for domestic purposes. Con tractors for sidewalks, brick work, or plastering, will pleaae read "for building purposes" under schedule of rates. Anolv at office for copy. WALL PAPER. FAINT 1 EN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice Wall Paper at Buren's Furnltur Store. . 178 Com mercial St. 1LENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC coratlng. painting, tinting, paper banging, etc. Work don by contract or day; good workman. Location 1020 Center 8t Phon 828-W. SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS .WAUL Paper and Picture Framing. Good workmen "1OVENWIREFENC1NO" Dml Xatieaal Jb Ataerleaa Fence, II else. SO In. St la. high. Paiats.'Oils aad Varnlskw Stevee Itebnilt and Repaired Legn berry and HP Heeka. & aalesa Fence Steve Wert-. a. 2 SO Cenrt St.; Pfea 114 W. Tt. FKMTVO. FOOLING THK NEIGHBORS. "What makes that hen of yours cackle so 'loudly?" Inquired Jenkins of his neighbor. "Why. they've Just laid a corner stone for the new workinrjmen's club across the road, and she's trying to make the neighbors thlnt shs did It. Chicago Herald. . ITIiLIC XOTICKS. HlTlS I.WITKII. The undtTFlsned will rc ivp seal ed propnals up till five o'clock p. in. January 21, 1518, for f.0 fe-t. more or leis. 50-foot lengtba, coupled, 2,a Inches internal diameter, cotton fire hose, to withstand 4 (10 pounds of preKfuire, with time guarantee of service and replacement for defects. I nderwriters 'couplings. The eity reserves the right to reject any and all bids. -Earl Race. City Recorder. PRODUCE CASH I'AID OR BEANS. ANT QITAN Ity. Phone 943. Across track from Southern Pacific passenger depot. Oregon Fruit company. i SALEM MARKETS 1 BCYlXG PRICKS. ffeg ami Poultry. ' Kggs, 4? to 44c. Hen.s live, 20 to 21 c. SprlDRS, 19c. TarkeysJ live, 19 to 21c. Turkeys, dressed, 25Q2CC. -Pork. Motton and Beef. Ewes, 6 0 7c. Pork on foot 14 He. Veal, dressed, 12 to 15c. Spring; lambs, 12 He. t Beef steers, 6H to 7 He; cows, 4 to Be, Bulls, 3 H to 6e. ' I May. , Cheat, per ton, 1 22. Clover, per ton, $21. Vetch, per ton, $22. Grain. Wheat. $1.85 to 1.87. Oats, 80c to 85c Deans, 8 to 9c. Mill Fels. Retail. Bran, per ton, $35.50. . Shorts; per ton, $38. WHOLESALE TO DEALERS. ' Ratter. Country butter. 4 5e. Creamery prints, 53 to 64c. Butterfat, Co.b. Salem; 66c. Vegetables. Lettuce, crate, $2 to $2.25. Cauliflower. $1.25. Celery, 75e to 90e. Nebr. rice corn, 10c. Tomatoes, California, $2.85. lOnions. $2.00 to $2.75. Cabbage. $1.75. String garlic, 8c. Potatoes. $1.25. t Turnips, -sack, $1.00. Sweet potatoes. Cc. Nats Almonds,- 21c. Walnuts N'o. 1) 24 l-2e. Walnuts (No. 2) 20c. Peanuts, raw, 16c. : Cocoanuts, dozen, $1.40. FriHta. f Grapefruit. $4 to $5. Pears. $1.50. Oranges, $2.50 to $4.50. Bananas. 6c. Apples, $101.50. Kard dates. $2.50. Dromedary dates. $4.85. Honey (Idaho) $4 to $4.50. Lemons, $6.50 to $7.50. I Retail Price. Creamery butter, 60e. Flour, hard wheat. $2.80 to 83. Flour, valley, $2.50 to $2.60. Eggs.j 60c. Sugar; cane and beet. 11 lb, $1. Potatoes, sack lots. $1.50. I PORTLAND MARKETS I PORTLAND, Jan. 16. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 1; flour, 5; oats, 1. , ' Cattle. Cattle, sfeady; receipts, 26. Medl urn JLo choice steers. $10$10.75: good to medium steers, $8.750910; common to good steers. $7.23 1? 8.75; . . . . . a rm A .r M a . cnoice rows ana neiiera. K.iJiii. common to good cows and heifers. $6 0 $7.3 5; canners, $2i7.55; bulls $4.5007; calves. $7,$10.23: atocker and feeder ateerB, $6 0 8.50. Ho?. ! Hogs, steady; receipts, 400. PHme tight. $1.l.43J $15.60; prime heavy. $15.5015.65; pigs, $13.50614; bulk. $15.45 CMS.6Q. Sheep, steady; receipts, 38ft. West ern lambs, $14.50f?15; valley lambs $14014.25; yearlings, $12.50613; wethers,' $12 12.50; ewes? $9.50 11.' ' Portland, market on shorn sheep 2H3 cents under quotations. Dairy Prod mis. Butter; prints, extras. 52fi-5f: rubes, extras. 4 9 cents; prime first 49 rents; dairy, 32H cents. Butterfat: Portland delivery, . No. 1 sour cream, 56 57 cents. Potatoes: Buying price, locals. $1 $1,25; selling price. $1.15. 1.40. rGalns. ' ' Grain: 30-day options Oats. No. 2. $59 bid: barley, feed. $54.50; brewing. $57; Eastern oats and com In bulk: Oats, No. 3, $55 bid; 38-pound clip ped, $55.50; corn', Ko. 3 yellow. $64, corn. No. 3 mixed, $6C; oats, Ko. 3, $55; oats clipped, $55(50; corn, yel low, $64; corn, mixed, $62.50.. I.e . ' Corn Averages Lower; January y 47.27; May, $1.24 CHICAGO, Jan. 16. Corn averag ed flower today mainly as a result of proposed broad new measure to-hasten the crop movement. Peace talk was also a bearish factor. The mar ket closed unsettled. $1.27 5-8 Jan uary and $1.24 3-8 to $1.24 1-2 May. with the final range varying from 1-2 to 5-8c declfne to l-8c advance, compared with twenty-four hours before. Oats lost 1-8 to J -2c. Pro visions closed irregular, all the way from 7 cents off to a rise of 25 cents. Announcement that a comprehen sive plan was being urged for a rail road executive to handle corn ship ments only and that the purpose es- . a m mi A t f TU ts 1 , 1 I peciaiiy was to laciiitate iiwni nam ing of corn within the ensuing three .or four. weeks led to a substantial j drop In corn-prices shortly after REAL ESTATE Foil HALE' niEAP I st P II 6"V K D acreage on ra; lite. J 'ties I. route 4. phone 102F3. FINK 8 ACRE TRACT IN HAVKfl ville. district, good house and fruit, pnust go. 4 2 50. ro-olork'. FINE 30 ACRES. A LI. CULTIVATED, 1 mile from station, price $4000 mort gage $750, will exchange equity for clear Salem residence. - Socolofsky. l WANT KEVEUAL GOOD HOUSES for good tenants. Nlemeyer. 644 Slate street. DON'T KEEP VACANT PROPERTV. Rent it. I have the renters. Nie - meyer. State street. Phone 1000. FINK 10 ACRE HOME IN SUBBUHBS : of Salem to apply on grain or fruit L ranch. Socolofnky. S THE EQUITY IN ?93 ACRE IMPROV ed stock and grain ranch to exchange for smaller ranch not over $13,1100. Soeolofsky. TRADE .YOUR ACREAGE FOR. AL-lM-rta farms. 1 have some fiiM) ex (haOices. Nlemeyer, Hi State street. I 'hone HMr H0 ACREHr-15 IN CULTIVATION, AND g.od buildings 8 miles from a god town $20i. easy terms, this is the cheapest thing 1 have. Wm. Fleming. 341 State street. FOR EXCHANGE A WELL IMPROV ed 10 acre tract also timber land for unincumbered .city property. 404 Hubbard building. BECAUSE OF OUR AGE WE OFFER for sale or trade our IS. acre home 3 mllea from Salem, Oregon. Address rout 3, box Si. Salem, Oregon, or phone 47F32. K0 ACRES OF FIRST CLASS FARM land. 120 acres cultivated, price 880 per acre. 15 acres of first class prune orchard price $4a00. -5 room modern house, good location, price 811 SO. W. H. Grabenhorst V Co.. Stat street. -t A 7 ACRE OOOD FARM IN TRADE for Salem nous or suburban resi dence as part pay. A 31700 Equity in fine modern $3000 Salem residence for unimproved land or lota. Several residence equities for Koreas-e in fruit rarms. Some good prune placea. WU1 take trade in part pay. Wm. Fleming, 341 State street, Salem. 280ACRES NEAR SALEM. ABOUT 100 acrea ia cultivation, balance timber and pasture. Small bouse and barn, place all under fence, also the following- goes with the place for a quick sale: 3 work horses, all kinds of farming- tools, and household funi ture. Irlc 135 per acre. Land held all arotnd it from 8100 to .r0 per acre ICO Acre's of Couth Dakota wheat and alfalfa land, 12V acres in culti vation, balance pasture. No build ings. Also 8 acres' five miles from Salem, with fine 8 room house and other out buildings. Price for the above 7. 600. Want to exchange the above placea for a ranch near Salem. Will guarantee ten per cent Interest on the purchase price of th Daaota wheat land for th -next three years. , For further Information sec, I"er rln Marsters, 402 Hubbard build ing, phone -007. LOOK AT ) THIS A REAL OPPORTUIOTY About 400 acres of choice Polk coun ty land; about 80 acres clear; about 80 acres la stump pasture: balance la choice piling- timber and oak grabs. Timber alone worth $7608. New four room bouse, new dairy barn, providing for 28 cows and four horses; new pig pea and new milk bouse. Water piped from fin spring to all buildings. Will sell th wbol at a great bargain. Very easy terms, 8 per cent Interest. Address I, owner, ear Tb Statesman. trading began. Peace gossip like wise favored the bears during the initial dealings, bu received much more general attention in the last hour, after the, market had shown a temporary disposition to rally be cause of reports thst railroad en deavors were being confined chiefly at present to meeting ,the urgent need of coal. " ' : Oats duplicated the action of corn. Provisions advanced In conse quence of the smallness of warehouse stocks here. Subsequently, the in creasing receipts of hogs acted as something of an offset. I Advertised Letters Advertised January 15, 191 Abbott. Mrs. 8. F. Adams. Mies Blanche. Anderson, E. LeRov. Anderson, Mrs. F. E. Apdcrson, 1L, Blairl Lynn. -Boals. Mr. and Mrs. Kaney. Bowlder, R. IL Bowers, C. II. Branch, A. C. Bright. Bernlce Brown, Mrs. Frank. Brown, J. A. Bvram, Miss Francf. Callahan. Mlrs Wtlda. Cornell. Mrs. C. L. Cowell, Mr. and Mrs. De Bower, E. H. Dippte. Dr. Harold C. , , Du Rette, Miss Agnes. - Edwards, Miss Ruth. Everetf. . N. 8. I ; Frantzke, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gambill. T. J. Griffith. Ruth. Halt, C. F Halsey. E. R. Haskell. L. O. i Hart. Mr. and Mrs. Albert. Hansard, Mle Eieie. HUlerman. Frederick. Humpeville, Win C. Howltt, Miss Betty. Hunter, T. V. Jameison. Alfred. Kelley. Mrs. Frank. Kune. Miss. Norm E. ' Lease Miss Isabel. ' Loeffle, Miss Rose. Lamison, Arthur. Lattorott, E. C. . -Lincoln. H. A. Iwq. Paul. - McClaren, L. G. ' McKinnon. J. J. McTinomds, Chas. Marshal., J. It Miller, Miss Edjrthe. Millet. Mr. and Mrs. F. Milne, Jas. Milne. Vernle. . , i ... Minnix, B. M. I - Mlntl, J. H. THINGS THAT By GENE Moran. Patrick, j t Morris, J. M. Osby, Miss Inga. -Palmer, M r, and M rs. Edward M Penny, Mrs. Alice. Prueter, Mrs. Fred. i Putnam, Mrs. Agnes. , Bobbins. George. -Rowland, Clara If. Shepherd, Mrs. Bessie. I Simpson. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Slate. Miss Mary. Truax. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. ! Wheeler, Miss G. A. Whitehead. Mrs. Richard. ' wngni. Miss Mildred. v AUGUST IlfjCKESTEfK,' ; Postmaster Newsy Notes of State I Industrie! Growth I Baker 29- miles of Baker-Cornucopia post road to, be built In 1918. Bandon Construction to begin soon on eopdensery here. . 1 Gardiner to have new newspaper, Milton Box factory making ex tensive improvements at their plant. Halfway Two Shoe? mine Incor porated and extenrlr'e' development work. to start. Reedyport business, .men form chamber of commerce. Staoflcld -Loral creamery pur chased by Pendleton man and the capacity of the plerit to be In creased. k)davllle Camp to be located heres to get out ship knees. f CorvalHs flouring fnills; Install machinery to make cereals. ' - The Dalles A number of streets to h hard surf need. Fruit . Growers' association to build barrel cannery. j j ;f Wallowa -75, 000 foot capacitjf mill will be located here. . 1 Harrisburg 'Farmers' Co-operative association to build twenty-five barrel mill. . ,t , , Springfield- Flour mill sold and extensive repairs- being made, will renew operations January 1. j David C. Eeeles jof the Oregon Lumber company after a business trip -4n Oregon and Washington where the company has extensive holdings says the lumber Industry throughout the northwest has. been handicapped for some time because of threatened labor troubles, i Christmas vacations In mills and logging camps cut 'short this year to not delay production : of airplane and ship limber.; i;K...l. Camp Iiwls-r -"Over the Top'ri-i a new weekly publication to be Is sued at camp by 363rd regiment.' in' fantry. ; V Federal aid to extent of $50,000 may be forthcoming for construc tion of Columbia river highway In Wasco county. . Lane county is planning on doint much winter road work. . H.- C. Dlers of Coos Bay savs: Era of prosperity is Just dawning- and when the war clouds lift greater ac tivity la certain to begin. Portland Official admission and confirmation of total collapse of southern pine shipbuilding pro era m. contained in an Associated press dispatch published from Washington nuts Oregon and Washington on the national map in a big way and In re ality proclaims the most significant of victories for Dour las fir as a ma terial for wooden vessels. Combine this with the fact that Oregon and Washington hold the only available aupply of spruce for war airplanes not, onlv.'for the United States, but for the elites as well, and it will be readily understood that the north west has, at last, won Its recognition n the; timber and lumber-world. The Portland Chamber of Commerce and Secretary Dodson has worked hard on this proposition and deserves a large measure of' credit for Its suc cess. , ; Grants Pasf Bean acreare to be ereatly Increased next year. Oregon fur industry amounts t? SIOA.ono annually. Rosebnrg Standard plant fr oil well drilling Is en route to Camas valley. GardinerThree sawmills being . V " ' '-' - - " I " . "I ' ' '' "... i ., .1 1 P RATHtq DtAU AT- Mm pHP ).; IJJliU STAPAP5 FOR ?t, t mm i !, v .... . " - - . . , .... ' . v . . " . .5 . . J fQrvG - NEVER HAPPEN BYRNES constructed on Umpqua river to ope rate soon. .-. North" Bend To this city belongs the honor of launching the first ship contracted for by the emergency fleet eorporatfon. In competition with all other yards In the U. S. Allegany Eighty 'acre ranch near here sold for $2000. Coon county has over 300 silos. Keedsport Johnson ft Anderson to establish second sawmill here. , Portland Katlonal forester re vrts ssle ; of $3.71.,000 worth of timber from IT; S. forest reserves la 1917. Portland Northwestern Electric company starts work on $1,500,000 addition to power plant. Sisters Improvements put Ia Wilson sawmill to increase capacity. Harrisburg farmers to build and operate co-operative flour mill. ' . Umatilla county's Industrial and agricultural resou rces' have Increased $2,797,449.96 over last year. Enterprise Flouring mill re modeled and add up to date machln ery. 1 - Farmers of Wallowa county to form County Agricultural council. Wallowa county to endeavor to In crease, tha number of silos. . Poitland Tax levy for 1918, 984 mills, compared with 9 miles for 1917. Roseburg Loganberry Juice plant -will be established here provided tbe growers will guarantee to furnish the product from 200 acrei. Coos Bay ships J, 63 2.') 00 feet of fir and spruce last two weeks of Kovember. - Astoria Clatsop Mill Co's. plant- sold for $ 600,000. r New owners will it model plant and erect large aarh. door and box factories. TlliE TABLES SOfTHERN PACIFIC CO. Martha-see , 18 Oregon Express ..... C . SI Oresronlaa .... ..... 8 IS Willamette Limited., t No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. 01 a.m. :18 a.m. :20 a.m. ti p.m. 18 Portland Passenger.'. 1: 24 Coos Bar 3 48 p.m. 00 p.m. 10 P-m. 00 a.m, :36 pra. 20 a.m. 01 a.m. 12 Shasta Limited 7: 14 Portland Express.... 8: 228 Local Way Weight.. 8: 222 Portland Fast Freight 11 Seat been ad . a "fc . i 8J( 23 Coos Bay I. ..10 1 lifornla Kxoreaa ..10 :lt a.m. :o. Roseburg passenger. 4: 20 p.m. 4 3 p.m. 10 p in. 37 p.m. 01 an. No. No. No. No. No. Khasta Limited ..... 8 Willamette Limited.. San FranclscdT Pass... 10. San Fran. Fost Frt-..12: Local Way Freight.. 13: 221 227 01 a.m. 73 Arrive at Salem...... 9:18 am. No. 74 Leave Salem , S:0tp.m. 'v.a.v . . . w. . ...... lei Leaves. Salem, motor .... 7:04a.m. a. wrmM mm A W m m 0 mf A. TV ft W Its leaves naiem. motor,,,, : a.in. 1(5 Leaves Salem, motor.... 1:40p.m. ' Through car Jo Monmouth and Arli 1 7 1 . wa Ha lam mnliif l'llnm. a . t mmwm ...... ...w.w. ..... - 1 Leaves Salem, motor ..... 6:57 p.m. 22 Way Freight leaves Salem 8:d0a.m. 1.Z rives tl Piera ........ m.ov m.nt. i . . . , 1 u . I a n. 1 1 fl A a m ti Arrives st Salem 3:00p.m. ..a . & r . . . sj a it.9 .Arrive m Biim - a a . t I.M ? A e. it r. 1 4 V r rtivr BB V g-?gatrssa eet s.ev'.Bee 240 Way Freight Ar. Salem,. 3:38 p.m. OREGON KLECTHIC SenUibead Train Leav Arrlv Arrive So. , "Portland Sslem Eugen 1 ..... -8:30 am t:SS am 10:S5am 8 Ltd. ..8:30am 10:11am ,13:25pm 7 .....10:48am 12:5ipm 2:0ipm :13pm 8:35 pm 13, Ltd. ..4:40 pra :4pm 8:50 pm 17 ......8:05 pm 8:10 pm Salem only 1 ..... .8:20 pm 11:20 pm . Salem only 31 -. ....11:43 pm 1:55am 8:50am- North Bank- Station (leav JefTer- , son Street 15 and 20 minutes later.) Kertha-Mad Leave . ; Arrlv Train Arrlv zPortland 8:50 sm S:25am . 11:35 am 1:3$ pm 4:00 pm 5:45 pm -6:40pm No. Eugen 2 .....12:0Sam 10 Ltd... 7: IS am tt 14 .....U:lSam 18 Ltd. . . 1:55 pra 20 ......4:10pm Salem 4:35 am 7:15 am :45 am 11:20 am 1:50 pm 4:00 pm 6:20 pm 7:65 pm 22 4:25 pm 10:00 pm xNorth Bank Station. (Arrive Jeffer son Street IS minutes earlier). Leav Corvallis. COB V ALMS CO?Sfl6CTION KsrikkeaU Leave Corvallis Arrive Salem S:25 sm 0:45 am i 12:12 pm l:B0am 2:41 pm ' 4:00 pm - 4:10 pm 6:30 pm 8:18 pm T:55 pm SeatklrMad Leave Salem Arrive Corvallis 8:85 am 8:57 am 10:18 am 11:33 am 12:65 pm 2:20 pm 4:15 pm '- 6:3 pm 6:40 pm 8:00 pm f r j