TIIE ORECOX UTATEMM AXV''T1I I'UmDA V, JANUARY 24, 1018
The Warits and Needs of the Capital City Are Notqd
Headings So Y o u Can Readily Find Them
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CAPITAL EXCHANGE
Phono l3 337 Court BC
' V XOUWIC1I UNION
FIRE IXHURAXCK HCK IETY
W. It. llurghardt, Jr.,
Resident Agent 33 State St.
'Money to Loan
nV IJfPBOTED FAHM AXD CITT
SSnW-HTY AT LOWEST RATES
TlinC If CfRnOvrIMBMli
I riiije
Baak, Salens, Or.
VOVET TO LOAN I HAVE MADE
rrnrnt for loaning eastern
will make very low rat of
RSS', on highly Improved farms.
: Homer H- S"0"1'. K2? MeCormack
p I a r.. -".
CXAiilWED ADTEIlTIiEMK3rT
Halo Per War
lirit Insertion '.
HubMOUent insertions ........ He
Ono (fix Insertions) ... le
Sis months' ' contract' per mo. to
limeatbs contract, per mo... 7c
jso account opened for lees than 26o
A seat crd given free with an
advertisement to me w si c a
inaeuaclng "For "For I
Rent "Booms" or "Board." ,
JTEW TODAT
laatffed advertise.
neat will be run under "New
Todays tor tire mwrnoB, uoiim
otherwise ordered by tbo adver-
Y.tlsef. a v
BuDsequent innrnun u u
will appear under It proper Class
ification, t .
Kir edvertlsment will be run
under "New Today" for more than
ne lssne under any circumstances
NEW TODAY
' home: all modern connlnc; price
, very reaaonable. l'hone 171-W.
f CET AWAY FORM TUB KUHII OF
r - Boalneaa and reat youreelf while Kt-
s tin refreshed at Ingry'a IJarlH-r
Shop. 11 State atreet Iieat barbra
la the atate.
J'f)R KENT TWO LIOIIT. JBTEAM
heated Office room. lray Building-,
ohpne Ut or call on It. Catlln,
tsMAf . POTATOES
UU atreet. .
FOH 8AL.E.45I
WANTED EXPERIENCED FARMER
- and aheep man -wanta to rent a farm
Uapted to ahewpor troata mutt have
houve and iom tillable land. ja
arena Henry V. Kmith. Dallas. Or. ;
POKTABU3 OAR AO E FOR SALE
Idea and door. Will sell for muti
, than ita value. Inquire at
eutteaman ofice.
rORD RUNABOUT MUST HE IN GOOD
. condition and cheap for cash. Ad
dress "A, J 5"- care Statesman. j- . --
Hi ACRES OF DEEDED UAND WITH
110 in cultivation alao a rellnqulah
meat on 820 acres all In Harney
county, this is fine land and is six
miles from railroad station, all rene-
ed. Small bouse and barn, g-ood well
.with wind mill. This Is In well set
' tied nelrhborhood, price $5000. mor I
,tTas;e 11500. Want to M(hnge for
Vrreafe and will assume if property
will aulc For further Information
see Perine A Marsters. 402 Hubbard
buildiar. phone 907. .
32 ACRBH, DIDSBURY. ALT A,
, unable, 19 clear, 140 brush, 20 cool
er, price 18000. Will take Salem
, residence worth 12000 and ' mortgage
back for balane at C per cent.
lit acres, practically all tillable 2
r miles of Bnlartrth.i, Manitoba, price
. . will take Salem residence.
Socojofsky, 111 State street.
. STENOGRAPHER WANTED SOU E
experience in lumber business.
. Kmalt town in Lane county. S a
month at beginning. .Advancement
l Kinn J7&. Address 1 box 136.
r EMPLOYMENT
FEMALE
MAID WANTED I'HONE KH.
HALR
WANTED POSITION A3
driver. l'hone 1806.W.
- IT - .
TRUCK
'OOD CHOPPKIiH VViVTKn. 404
( Hubbard building. "Phone I of 622.
WANTED 20 LOGANBERRY TRAIN-
,. ers Monday morninr. lirlnr leather
' Bioves. uoirt phone. IS. cunning
- ham.
WANTED BRIOHT TOUNO MAN
. from 17 to It years old to learn
Srlntiag trade, day work. Apply
latesroan Job Dept.. upstairs.
Wanted by youno man a place
t work in city. Would like a de
, livery route. Familiar with city and
v ran operate auto. Call or write
- yry Sheppard. 40 South Sixteen-
nrfn.
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
lii 8ALE TWO SMALL 611 OATS j
SALE YOUNO JERSEY COW
. I? .1 ?. abort timr. Call at 1000
"ri f ourteenth street.
,Rto8ALET-1 POLAND CHINA BOAR,
rvS.T. vf "unrson mile worm
County Karm Pt. 7v.
JMlCELLANEOrfS
r Pbona is0 MEAT VeRYDA1T
wfAB OI TRADE FOR COW.
'' ift2.. motorcycle. l'hone
?.8H WILU BUY GOOD ROAD-
tin- 'oo4 running order, worth
; lit t wn' going to enllat. Phone
st
TEAM, HARNKMM AND WAON FOR
? I bone 254 r 822.
. ruh.?;!HLr-3 mccinahan in-
i 1 i eirrs slae. almost nr
Mai.. irr alae incubators. K. J
..... turner, or. Ron, R.ute 2
tHi4nVrrATnKH SI'ITAIILE FOR
nu.nftr.CM,t" r "ck at ware-
1Jf .TU WAT TO O ET Tfl B BEST
Hon..uK '..aetwi lOe to the Pacific
5:t Trwe-Try CUiiified Ad
4 w in;i.i,A x liot s.
-T-ITt?u.T"E VATM AN OIrL-
making - k ' !;" 'rfy revised.
te?i. i5 hlnsome little book. It
"51? of,t.h Oattuan family, of the
? f -of and the captivity
of Mary and Olive. Mary died of
Olive was purchased
Th.mprli l-nd,a,,n,, f,,ra y"
drla.oJ-f,
-rr, ttrVrnn -"uiuniy, Ba-
lOVLtRt
,KJr5iU-,WANT TO GET THE BEST
'""" "it puDusnea. send 10
cents to the Northwest Poultry
JKrnV- ,8'". Oregon, for a trial
subacrlptlon. Mention this aL
RB4L ESTATE
8Ni.VKlT7 iu5'ArTtirin:Dnii7jeKE
il.?. V1 h"lb. bearins: I ru it trees
. r.-fJ on cr 'in1 some or
chartL f 1300. l'hone evenings 23I0J2.
A OfKJDt BUY 25x80 FEET ON EAST
side' Commercial street, one door
north of Mate street. Salem, togetb-
it!?.,i!10 '.,eeJ trIct extendlnr from
Ailirrp1tyto 8tat atreet Terma
ttTTl 11 n20iLh' 701- Spauldlng
Wide. Portland. Ores-on.
"svoodTT
DRY flit 'WOOD FOR SALE."" PHONE
2S4 or S82 after offlew hours.
FOR RENT
FAKMS
FOR BENT 70 ACRES LOCATED
mile west of Wapato station. Yamhill
county. 13 acres hops. 700 bearing
fruit trees. 22 acres farm land, bal
ance pasture. Address W. H. Egan,
Gervais. route 2. phone 1F11.
Holies
FOR RENT s; PARTLY WOUtJHX
five-room cottasre, 1052 Saginaw.
Call at 1042 Saginaw, or Statesman
business office. Phone 23.
FOR I RENT MODERN liUNOALOW
one ' bleclc from paved street, In
South Salem. 10 per month. E. A.
Rhoten I4 Rural Avenue. Phone
114 1-J. -
FOR RENT THE FOLIOW1NO
110 Five-room miNlern cottage at
1ST.7 South Church street.
$12.50 Six-room miMern house on
paved stre.-t at 1920 South High St.
Call at Statesman business office
or phone S3.
IIOUMI
FOR RENT V Fl?RNISHED"TliOUSE
keepinfr suite of two or three rooms.
22 North Summer street.
FOR ' RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM
with use of bsth, in modern home.
Address A. B. care Statesman.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
heat, modern conveniences, also in
side tooma. Close to State House.
1030 Chemeketa. Phone 1280.
FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms, reasonable. tit
North Commercial.
MISCELLANEOUS
MtmWKWa OPFOKTI W ITIIJS
POTT'S Slbow WeAiMavi noFo k
California. ' Will sell 20 room apart
ment houae one-block - from Court
Hounf. (iood income. Phonel21-It.
"EXCffXNGE
WANTED To7T11AT)I'5NE LOT. ON
street car line and V block. from
Raved stree for piano. Cull at 1000
orth Fourteenth.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED HORSES, HARNESS. WAO
ona. Will buy all grades, young, old.
thin or fat ones. S. , Olson,. Club
Stables. l'hone 7.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAJB, FOR
trood clean rags. Pressroom, ftstss
man. :-
HORSES WANTED WE BUT AND
sell, all kinds of work horses. If
you havs any for sale call on ua.
Clearwater Bros., Salem Horse Ex
change, Hi Ferry Si. Phones 1031
m- 4X. " .
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
"TTHi-: REPAIRED VULCANIZiXO"
BBACKETT ft G R AT-TUBES VUL
canised. 25c Retreading our apeclal
ty. Free service car. Phone 140S.
17f North Commercial.
WATT SHfPP CO. RETREADS AND
sections tubes 2 fie up. Service car.
Phone SS. 12f South Commercial
'' street. - .
AUTO SEnVICM
SHIPP-S AUTO SERVICE CITT AND
country trips. Phone Day, Ml;
nlr-ht. tS.
STORAGE BATTERIES
BELMONT SERVICE STATION 6TOR
ae battery repairing, recharging
and auto electric accessories. Cor
ner State and Fronts Bts. Phone 70?.
PROFESSIONAL
DENTISTS
DR. F. U UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS
412-414 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Phone 0fl. ' ' ' -
MUSIC TEACHERS
R. HARR, TEACHER OF PIANO
Phone llt, 1
LODGE DIRECTORY
MODERN WOODMEN.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp. No. S24, meets
every Thursday evening at i oelocK
In Derby building, corner Court and
High attWewlt. F. Day, V. O.J J. A
Wright, clrek. ' !
WHOTHERilOOD . OK TOKWAN
MEETS EVERY WEDNESDATEVEN
ing In Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at
f o'clock. All visiting members wjl
com. Horace S kes, Foreman, W.
M, 1'rnnk. Correspondent. '
BUS1NESSVARDS
B AGO AGE AND PARCELS DELIVER-
ed any place, cut or country, truv
44 or W. W Ftster
CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS KB
store normal function. If w"'
results consult Dr. Way, IO--7
Hubbard Bldg. phone 637.
' - ' ATTOgLIVKRY j
1 ' rii'wlf!fitAC3'I0.
DR. O. L. SCtVTT. D. C GRADUATE Ot
P. S. C. Chiropractic fountain head.
. Davenport Iowa. - Chiropractic eor-
reets the csuae of disease.
404-7-1. U. a N. Bsnk Bulldinf.
l'hone 17. XUsldencs tlB,
-A
Dll. L M. HUM rt'KlM ANY KNOWN
dist-MM. li S. IliKh St. l'hone 2(1.
"D It ESS M AKEHS
DREHSMAK1NG OOWNS HEMODEL
ed. (26 North Capitol street. Phone
1471.
hVTmrrntv fix r ik km jujty pli es
! . L K?T lVl i F"l XTl'K KH "X NI H t J PI L Y
Co. House wirintr and motor repair
work. electrU-t fixtures snd supplies.
Prompt service. 220 North Liberty
street. Phone 7f.3. K. K. Denison.
DRAYS AND KXPRF.SS
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 933, Salem's Israrest 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 Ml South Commer
cial street.
RYCLEAItfG'T3roRMSI
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F.
8. Watanabe. Prop., 434 N. Commer
cial St. Ladies' and gentlemen's
suite cleaned and pressed, 11 and
11.40. Work called for and delivered
free Tel. Main 12.
TTTfiT
JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIGHEST
price for Junk of every kind. Let us
make you a price on your household
goods. The "Square Deal" House
CspitsL Junk Co.. 271 Chemeketa
Street. Phone Xft.
FULL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND
band goods. Highest market prices
for junk and hides. The People's
Junk and Secondhand Store, 271 No.
Commercial. Phone 714.
HAIR REMOVED
-CLEAN WHITE HAS PROVEN Suc
cessful. Applied here or sold for
. home use. Sanitary Beauty Parlors,
223 Hubbard Bldg.
-LTfJNDRlES"
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK
delivery and careful work. Dry
wash fie per pound. 131 South lib
srty St Phoss Si.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO
ular washine- dene at a rate every
body can afford. For only sixty-five
cents we will collect, wash snd de
liver your washing within twenty
four hours. Phone 2471.
OXTKOPATIIY
DIL W. L. MERCER, 1 GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy, Kirks
vilie. Mo.; treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-405 U. 8, Na
tional Bank Bldg-- Phone tit. Resi
dence 419 North Summer. Phone 814.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES.
Oraduntes American Hchool Osteopa
thy. Kirksville, Mo. MLxteen years
experience. Residence office fc'l
South Commercial street. Post Grad
ii te work, l-s Angeles Colleffo. Drs.
II. D. Bowers A Alice C. Bowers.
DRS. WHITE aV WALTON. 08TEO
pathlo .physicians and surgeons.
Graduates of the American Schools of
Osteopathy. Kirksville. Mo. Fost
graduate and specialised in nervous
, iIImmm;' at Ijos' An ge Us Col leg.
Treat acute and chrenie diseases.
Offices J60S-S-7-S. V. B. Nat'l Bank
Bldg. Phone 95. Residence, 1420
Court Si. Phone 2215.
NURSERIES.
FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES TARD
at High and Ferry. Call and see
stock and get prices before purchas
ing etswhere. Everbearing straw
berry planta.
IXNOTI?NiNr
O. E. MAST. EXPERT TUNINO.
cleaning, repairing and regulating.
All work guaranteed. 1C4S Hall
street or care of Sherman Clay ft
Co.. Court street, phone 2 163-J. -
SECOND HAND GOODS
f
WE BUT AND SELL' SECOND BAND
goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har
ness, collars. collar pads.? tools,
chains. Fred Bcblndler. 26s Center
Street
TRANSFER HAULING
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KIND
of hauling. Household
moving jobs done prompt
lyT""try roe once. Tim me.
476 Bute St. Phone If. Residence
phone 1122-J. . .
UNDERTAKERS
WEBB ft CLOUGH Ci B. WEBB. A- M.
Clough. funeral directors. Latest
- modern methods known to the pro
fession. 47 Court street.
WATER
SALEM WATER CO-OFFlCE, 301 8.
Commercial street. For water service
spply 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
: Aff rrnm . nr.mli.i. ITereAfter
water for Irrigation will only be
; rurnisnea to regular customers using
water for domestic' purposes. Con
tractors for sidewalks, brick work,
or plastering, will please read "for
i building purposes" under schedule of
rates. Arrly at offlcw for copy..-
WALL PAPER, fAINT
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
.upward ror cnoice wan fa per at
Buren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial 8C
GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC
coratlng, painting. ; tinting, paper
hanging,, etc Work done by contract
or day;1 good workman. Location
1020 Center 6L Phone 686-W.
EE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL
Paper and rneture framing, oooo
wnrkm.n 4KK Cnnrt )t Pho 4SS
WOVKN WIRE FENCING
Depot National Asserlean Fence,
all slaes. XS law te SS la. high.
Faints, Oils and Varnish.
Steves Hennilt and Repaired
Loganberry and Hep Meek a.
a lean fenee ft Steve Works.
SSO Ceart St. Psess 134
it. n. rEwiNO.
Oerroany's miserable apology to
the Argentine led Senator Hardwfck
of. Georgia to say the other day:
f "That apology ought to be receiv
ed as the Atlanta woman received
her apologizing husband.
"An Atlanta husband, having of
fended, came home the evening . of
the quarrel with a parcel under tola
arm. '
Darling.' he satd to his wtie,
look here. I've got somethfng here
for the person Move best in all the
world.'
. "She came forward with a shrug.
"'Humph! What is It?' she saH.
A box of stories?'" Philadelphia
Bulletin.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN.
; SALEM MARKETS
IIUYIXCJ PRICKM.
Kgg auul PiNtltry.
Eggs, 4 5 10 4 8c.
liens, live. 21c to 22c.
Old roosters and stage. 11 to 18c.
Pork, Mutton and llr-f.
Ewea, 5 0 7c.
Pork oh foot 14 He.
Veal, dressed. 12 to 15c.
Sprint lambs, 12 He.
Beef steers, 6Vs to 7 He; cows.
4c to 5 He
Bulls, 3H to 5e.
Hay.
Cheat, per ton. $22.
Clover, per ton, $21. ,
Vetch, per ton, $23.
Grain.
Wheat. $1.85 to 1.87.
Oats, 80c to 85c
Beans, 8 to te.
Mill Feed. Retail.
' Bran, per ton, $35.so.
Shorts, per ton, $38.
WHOLES. LK TO DKALKRS.
Ilntter.
Country batter, 45c.
Creamery prints, 53 to tit.
Butterfat, f.o.b. Salem, 5Sc.
Vrsretnblea.
Lettuce, crate. $2 to $2.25.
Cauliflower. $1.25.
Celery, 75c to SOc
Nebr. rice corn, 10c.
Tomatoes. California. $2.85.
Onions, $2 to $2.50.
Cabbage, $1.75.
String garlle, 8c.
Potatoes. $1.25. a
Turnips, sack, $1.00.
Sweet potatoes, Ze.
Nuts
Almonds, 23c.
Walnuts (No. 1) 24 l-2c.
WalnuU (No. 2) 20c
Peanuts, raw. 18c.
Cocoanuts, dozen. $1.40.
Fruits.
Grapefruit. $4 to $5.
Pears, $1.50.
Oranges, $2.50 to $4.50.
Bananas, 6c.
Apples, $101.50.
Fard dales, $2.50.
Dromedary dates, $4.85..
, Honey (Idaho) $4 to $4.50.
Lemons; $8.50 to $7.50.
- Retail Prices.
Creamery batter, 60c.
Floor, hard wheat $2.80 to $3.
Flour, valley, $2.50 to $2.60.
Eggs, SOc.
Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb, $1.
Potatoes, sack lots. $1.60.
PORTLAND MARKETS I
PORTLAND, Jan. , 23. Butter
Prints, extras, 62 0 64c; cubes, ex
tras, 50c; prime firsts. 49 He: dairy,
3 2 H . " i "" '
Butterfat: Portland delivery N.
1 spur cream, 56 Q 57.
t Potatoes.
Potatoes: Buying price Locals.
$101-10; selling price, $1.251.35.
(rain.
Grain: 30-day option, (bids) Oats,
No. 2, $59.50; barley, $57.25;
brewing. $59.
Eastern oats and corn In bulk:
(bids) Oats. No. 3, white, $66; 38
pound clipped, $56.50; No. 3 yeilow
corn. $60; No. 3 mixed corn, $60;
No. 3 oats, $56; oats clipped,' $56.
50; corn, yellow, $60; mixed, $60.
Car Receipts. .
Today'i car receipts: Wheat, 2;
flour, 5; oats, 4; hay, 6.
Cattle.
Cattle, steady; receipts, 298.
Medium to choice steers, $10,350
11; good to medium steers, $.35
10.35; common to good steers, 37.
35429.25; choice cows and heifers,
I7.754J8.50; common to good cows
and heifers. $6.50 0 7.75; csnners,
$36; bulls. $507.60; calves. $7.
bO ( 11; Blocker and feeder steers,
$609.
lloga.
Hogs, steady: receipts. 562. Prime
light, $15.75 016; prime heavy.
$15.75016.10; piga, $13.75014.5);
bulk of sales, $15.75016.
Sheep, higher; receipts. 28. West
ern lambs, $16 015.50; valley lambr.
$14.50015; yearUngs. $13013.50;
wethers. $12.50013; ewes. $10011.
Portland market on , shorn sheep
ZH02C under quotations.
DAY RESTLESS
FOR EXCHANGE
Freight Embargo Unsettles
Market; Bond Market
Is Irregular
XKW YORK. Jan. 3. The stock
market drifted aimlessly today, a
firii! oponl.ig bid succeeded by ir
regular declines, these In turn giv
ing way to a general rally, with yet
another setback towards the close.
The final reversal came on the
heels of Secretary McAdoo's state
ment before a congressional com
mittee in which he again urged
prompt action on pending railroad
legislation, with direct reference ti
lts bearing upon further government
loans to be floated by the end of the
fiscal year.
Other Washington developments
which served to unsettle the marke
Included the extension of the freiglft
embargo and maintenance of the ex
isting price schedule on copper nut
al by the war board.
Specialties again comprised a very
large part of the day's limited deal
ing, pools continuing their actlvi
in speculative issues while rails an'"
many other standard stocks were ig
nored or moved within narrow
bounds.
Industrial conditions, especial!?
the production of finished Iron and
steel further aggravated by the
freight blockade, according to trad
authorities. United States Steel was
sgaln the most active Issue of th
day, losing a point on persistent
REAL ESTATE
ImiN'T KEEP VACANT' I ROPERTY.
Rent If. 1 have the rentere. Ni--meyer,
644 Htate street, phone 1000.
ACREAGE. WANTED TO TRADE FOR
fine Alberta quarter section. Nle
nieyer. 64 4 Htate street, phone lt.
MONK Y TO LOAN 'FOR CLIENTS ON
- any good real or chattle security.
44 Hubbard building.
FOR SALJC CHEAP I M P R O V E D
areag on car line, l'heal. route 4,
phone f02F3.
FINE 6 ACRE TRACT IN HATES
vilie district, good houae and fruit,
muxt go.f32d0. Sorolofaky. '
FOR HA LE ONE HOUSE AND LOT.
price $lo0rt. Pay aame ss rent. Ap
ply to A. tf.. Day. 2403 Center street.
8al-m, Oregon.
FINE 20 Af'KEH. ALL CULTIVATED,
1 mile from ntatlon, price 4S0S mort
gage $760, will exchange equity for
clear Salem residence. Socolofsky.
FIVE 19 ACRE HOME IN SUBBURBM
of Malem to spply on grain or4 fruit
ranch. Hocolofsky.
.MONEY TO LOAN' ON FARM PROP
parties. Niemeyrr, 514 Jitste street,
phone 1000.
THE EQUITY IN ?3 ACRE IMPROV
ed stork and grain ranch to exchange
fr smaller ranch not Over $12,600.
Hocolofsky.
Ill PROVED AN UNIMPROVED COUN
try property for sale for reasonable
price or will take city property for
first payment and give !ong time on
remainder. 404 Hubbard building.
165 ACRES, ALL A-NO.-1 LAND, NO
whlteland, fsir Improvements, all
f - d and cross fenced, good road,
1 ' miles from reboot, house, store
and station, mail route part the door
yard, one of the best hargalne In
Marlon County, must be sold tt unci,
only $70 per acre. Hocolofsky, 341
Htate street.
CAM, AT 444 HUBBARD BUILDING
if you have property for sale or
trade. I have several people who
nant lo purchase farms if the pries
is reasonable. I have a farm of $0
feres for ssle. Will take Halem or
'or t land property for first payment.
No money required. 401 Hubbard
building. .
FOR HALE CHOICE 2 ACHE TRACT
on car line, room plastered house
02100. 32 acrea Howell prairie good
buildings 4600: & acres on car line
a snap at $1200. 7 room houae mod
ern good location $100. Ranch for
rent. Stock ranch to trade for acre
age. F. L. Wood, Bayne building.
FOR SALE ISO ACRES. FINE DAIRY
and grain farm, U cultivated, fin
buildings, price $125 per acre. 70
area improved fsmi, ail farm land,
good buildings, wilt consider good
residence up to 94000, price 910,600.
04 acre farm all under cultivation,
lious, price CI00. Six room house
inn lot ... w. ti. urabennorst ft
Co., 275 Htate street.
WANTED ABOUT 10 ACRES WITHIN
2 miles, on a main good road. Hoil
must be A No. 1 and an abundant
aupply of good well-water and a
plant. Want a good one story mod
ern noun, a lamuy orcnara (don't
care for more) will pay all cash, and
all it Is worth. If suited. If you have
the above, approximately near, see
at once or write or phone The Flem
ing Realty Co..?34t State street. The
customer ta waiting and ready.
LOOK AT THISA REAL
OPPORTUNITY
About 400 acrea of choice Polk coun
ty laadg about SO acrea clear; about SO
acres In stump pasture; balance In
choice - piling timber and oak grubs
Timber alone worth $7600. New four
room house, new dairy barn, providing
for 20 cows and four horses; new pia
pen and new milk bouse.- Water piped
from fine spring to all buildings. Will
sell the whole at a great bargain
Very easy terms, $ per cent Interest
Address L owner, ears Tb Statesman.
pressure. Sales amounted to 400.
000 shares.
Money on time was unchanged
but call loans continued to relax
the re-deposlting- of government
funds with local Institutions. For
eign exchange was unaltered on ex
tremely light trading.
The bond market was irregular.
Liberty 3H's sold at 98.28 to 98,18
first, 4's at 97.16 to 96.90 and second
4's at 96.32 to 96.24. Total sales
par value, $4,275,000. United Stat3?
old 3'a and registered 4's advanced
and coupon 4'a H Pr cent on
call.
Corn Market Closes
With Gain in Price
CHICAGO, Jan. 23. Corn ros in
slue today, influenced more or less
by the fact that receipts slthous'n
fair were not as liberal as a majorir
of traders hsd expected. The mar
ket closed firm U to lT4m cent
net higher, with March $1.254 anr1
May $1.2440. Oats gained 1H
to 14. 'Provisions finished at a
range varying from 5 centsdeclin
to sn advance or 10 cents.
Owing to disappointment over the
comparative smallness of arrival
and to fresh complaints of car scar
city, the- January delivery of corn
I brough the highest price yet this
season:
Corn shipments out of Chicago to
the eaat were very small.
Rum ers of large sales of. oats tr
ibe seaboard had much to do with
the strength of the ats market. Ex
porters at Baltimore weie bidding it
the highest basis ; thus far on th
crop. i ,
Provisions made only transient tin
tnrns in response to jsr falling off in
arrivals of hogs. jhe temporary
bulge led to realizing.
A HUMAN CKtTTIPKDE.
An Irish housekeeper was showing
to some visitors the family portraits
In the picture gallery.
"That officer there In uniform
he said, "was the great-great-grand
father of the present owner of the
property. He was as brave as a
lion, but one of the most unfortu
nate pf men. He never fought a
battle in which he did not have a
leg or arm carried away."
Then she added, proudly:
. "He took part In twenty-four eo
fggemenU." Tlt-BIts.
THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN
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CANDY IN 1HC
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FARM TRACTORS TO 1TIAXCE.
To Increatje FranceVereps and tA
lighten the burden of toil on her old
men, women, and children, the Unit
ed States Food Administration will
ship 1500 farm tractors to thai coun
try. The first hundred are already
on the way, and the whole number
will be In Franco by March, in time
for the spring; plowing. They art
expected not only to be of Immense
servle to France, but to release added
tonnage for the Allies and American
troops by Increasing the amount of
food produced there, thus decreasing
the amount of food that 'must be
shipped from America.
The Idea originated with a former
American ambassador to Turkey,
Henry Morgenthan, and his son, Hen
ry Morgentbau Jr. The food admin
istrator approved the Idea. Deck
space was provided for the first ship
ment of -tractors aboard a navel
transport through the efforts of tb
assistant secretary of. the navy.
Franklin Roosevelt, and the pay
master. General McGowan. The food
administrator designated Henry Mor
genthan Jr. to follow the machines
to France add put tbem In operation.
He will organise schools of Instruc
tion for French operators and will
assist the French minister of agri
culture In distributing the tractors
and operating them economically.
The French high commissioner, M.
Tardien, approved' lite Idea on be
half of the French government and
a committee of tbe National Imple
ment ft ,Vehicle Association assured
Mr. Morgenthan that the tractors
can be furnished and that with the
shipment made now the manufactur
ers will not bo embarrassed In tak
ing care of the American farmer,
since they will have time tov manu
facture an' additional ' number to
meet the home demand when It
comes. -The need for these, tractors
Is shown by this comparison of the
present and pre-war acreage of crops
in France:
The acreage sown to crops In the
unlnvaded portion of France In 1917
was 10.74 2,157 acres, compared With
40,657,293 acres In 1913. This Is a
decrease of 9,915.136 acres .or 24.4
per cent. ,
The total crop production in
France last year Is officially given
as 22.290.000 metric tons (24.531,
290 short tons), compared with 35,
800,000 metric tons (29,462,340
short tons) In 1913, a decrease of
13.600.000 metric t" '14.81110
sebes- ,tons) or 61.3 per cent, or s
decrease of 28.7 per cent.
The following figures give an Idea
of why it Is good tactics to send
tractors to France now and. tractors
can plow 500,000 acres this spring,
and another million acres for plant
ing fall whesL Half a million acres
in potatoes would produce 1,500,000
tons of potatoes; one million acres
In fall wheat would produce 450.000
tons. of wheat. This Increased pro
duction in France would greatly re
lleve the food situation in that coun
try; leaving, moreover, 1,950)00
tons of shipping available for other
purposes.
THEX AND NOW.
May 4. 1864. General Grant took
Lee's army by the throat in the Wil
derness and never relaxed bis mortal
grip lor eleven long months, until it
surrendered at Appomattox April 0,
1865. .
The Confederates made the most
desperate efforts to shake loss that
Iron grip. ; -
In July Early knocked savagely
at the hack door of Washington
Fort Stevens.' .
General Dick Taylor chased Gen
eral Ranks clear down the Red river
to tbe Mississippi.
In the fsll of 1864 General Hood
made a grand sweep to the west and
north to recover all tbe ground
est T
La f S IS
O? .JAW 6gtrKtRS?
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i-
which the Union armies had gained
in three years.
It was all of no avail. Grant did
not relax for an Instant that deadly
clinch, and Appomattox followed.
Halg and Petaln are following
Grant's tactics to the letter, and the
Germans are doing precisely as tho
Confederates did in the last months
of 1864.- National Tribune. .
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Get Wiie Trv Clai tified Ad
MrTIf K OF liERMA REGISTRATION
i '
All flnmnn stiens are requlreo to
register between February 4th and
February sth 191$. -
By proclamation of the President of
the United Htaie. all Oerman a. lens
are hereby7 notified that all tiativM.
citizen, denlsens, or subjects of the
Herman Empire, or imperial 0rman
tlovernment. 'being msles of the age
of fourteen years and upwnids on ntc
isiratkon day who are within the Unit
ed Htatea and not actually natural i-d
aa American citisens are required o
rcKlster sa alien encmlea.
The datea of reglati aticVn wllhln the
State of Oregon, have been fixed bv
the Attorney Oeneral of the Itnited
Htutes to commence at 6:00 a. rn. on
February 4th and to continue on esc,
dar successively thereafter between the
hours of S:0 a. m. and 8.00 p. rn. utf
to and Including the 0th day of Fet
ruary, 119. at 8: 00 p. m.
All Oerman aliene realdlne? In, f"
being. within the city of Halem or vi
cinity are hereby required to prent
themselves for registration at the Po
lice Htation in said city to the Chief
of P! i.-e who has been designated -b;
the Attorney Oeneral as Chief Kegiae
trar of said city, and to complete thelt
reg4atration on or before the tu day
of February, 1019. at 3:00 p. m.
Any German alien, required to reg
ister who falls to complete hla rerltra
tlon within the time fixed therefor, or
who violatea. or attempta to violate, or
of Whom there Is reasonsble ground-,
to believe that he is about -to violate
any regulation duly promulgated br
the, Prealdent of the United States, or
these regulations in sddtion to slf
other penalties prescribed by law. le
liable to restraint. Imprisonment sol
detention for the duration of the wa .
or t give security, or to remove see
depart from the United Hlates in the
manner prescribed by law.
Forms of reglstrstlon affidavits, reg
istration cards, and Instructions to reg
istrants, snd other, neeesssrr forms ,
will h furnished by the Chief ot
Police. . . . .
neo. F, Alexander.
United Ststes Marshal.
J District of Oregon.
, K. H.
Actin- f of Polfee
snd CW Regiatrsr for
the ellv of Halem.
TIMETABLES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO,
Nertheoaad
14 Oregon Express ..... f:0S a.m,
94 Oregon I an .... ..... 3:15 a.m.
29 Willamette Limited. . 0:S0 s-m.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
19 Portland Passenger. . 1 :is p.m.
SI Coos Bsy ......
.A . I t . . , f J . J
3:44 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
No.
14 Portlsnd Express
9:io p.m.
No. 2J9 Local Way Freight.. 9:04a.m.
No. 323 Portland Fast Freight 11:36 pnw
34aVSB 1 sV4av4as saVSal
No. 61 Oregonian .......... 3:20a.m.
No. 29 Coos Bay ..10.01 a.m.
No. IS California Express .,10:69a.m.
No. 17 Roseburg Passenger. 4:20 p.m.
No. II Hhssta limited titzp.ni.
No. 27 Willamette Limited.. 4:10 p.ld.
No. 13 Han Prancleco Paaa.. .10.37 p.m.
N'o.. 221 Han Fran. Fa at FTI-. .18:01 a.r .
No. 227 Local; Way Freight.. 12:01 a.m.
'ALEM-4jEKR LINE
Vo. 73 Arrive at Halem.'.... f:la.m.
No. 74 Leave Salem 8:06 p.m.
4.I.KH. 'FALLS CITT A WESTERN
1st leaves. Halem. motor .... 7:06a.m.
H Ieavea Salem, motor..., 0:36 a.m
Its Leaves Salem, motor..., 1:40p.m.
Through car to Monmouth and Arlt
IC7 Leaves Halem, motor .... 8:4 8p.m.
IfcS leaves Halem. motor..... 6:67p.m.
iS9 Way Freight leaves Salem 9:00 a.m.
IC3 Arrives at Salem ........ 8:10 a.m.
161 Arrives at Salem ........11:00 a.m.
US Arrive, at Salem 3:00 p.m.
IM Arrives at Halem ........ 6:86p.m.
ITS' Arrives at Halem 7:20 p.m.
240 Way Freight Ar. Salem.. 8:30 p.m.
, OREGON KLECTRIC"
. aenibbend
Train . Leave -Arrive Arrive
No. Portland Halem Eugene
t ..... S:30am 8:26am 10:66am
9 Ltd. ..0:30am 10:11am 12:26pm
7 .....10:46am 12:68pm
9 ......3:09 pm 4:16 pm 9:35 pm
13 Ltd. ..4:40 pm C:40pm 8:60 pm
17 ......4:05 pm 3:10 pm Salem only
t ......1:24pm 11:20pm Salem only
21 .....11:46pm -1:68am -9:60am
'North Bank Station leave i Jeffer
son Street 16 and 20 minutes later.)
'-) Nerthbewnd
Train " Leave Arrive Arrive
No.- Eurene. Salem " Portland
3 ...13:05am 4:38am 8:60am
S ..... 7:15am 0:26am
19 Ltd. ..7:43 am 9:48 am 11:38am
IS ..... 11:20am l:8Spm
14 ... . .11:1S am 1:60pm 4:00pm
14 Ltd,. .1:65 pm 4:00pm 6:48pm
20 .. . ..4:10 pm 6:30pm 7:40pm
22 ...... 4:28 pm 7:68 pm 10:00 pm
x North Bank Station Arrive Jeffer
son Street IS minutes earlier). Leave
Corvsllis.
COnVALMS roNNECTIOWi -Verthbeead
Leave Corvallls Arrive Salem
9:26 sm 0:18 am
12:12 pm 1:0 sm
2:41 pm 4 :0 pm ,
4:10 pm 6:20 pm
0:18 pm 7:63 pro
Seelbbened
Leave Salem Arrive Corvallls
: mm 0:7 am .
10:16am - 11:81am
li-Mpm ' - I:14m
4:16 pm 6:14 pm
,6:40 pm 6:00 pm T