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Till! OREGON STATESMAN: SATTODAV, JAYTARY 2fl. 1018
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IT II pi rt UT f t9 rf f jj-f y lhe Wants and INeeds of the Capital City Are Noted
A U; U VG VUl QM U HI V l W U V Under uProoer Headings So You Can Readilv Find Them
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R,iv Sell and Exchange all Kinds
SECUiw nAnu uuuuj
MPVS CUWBIXO. SHOES, I1ICY
ME CLES. TOOLS, ETC.
r APITAL EXCHANGE
33? Court fit
phAB 4
norwich i.mox
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
. W. H. Burghardt. Jr.,
- , Agent 383 State St.
e -
Moneys to Loan
n IHIPBOTED FARM AJD C1TT
PROPERTY AT 1ojs.s-
unvTT TO LOAN-1 HAVE MADE
MIrBnt for loaning eastern
I T?,2fH make very low rate of
, rr..'t on highly Improted farina.
Home? H. Smith. Room 6. McCorm.ck
ISffTem, Or. PhonoOO.
CLASSIFIES ADVERTISBMKJrrS
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First Insertion
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i months' contract per mo. So
it maths contract, per mo.. . c
"a account opened for leas than 25c
T advertisement to th extent of 60c
t anaounclng "For Sale.- -For
I Rent.- -Rooms" or "Board.-
NEW TODAY
meat will be run under "New
Today 1 or nm ib.ci uuu, wu,..u
otherwise woerw "
Subsequent Insertion of the ad
will appear under Its proper class
ification. v
No dvertlament .will be run
tsaoer -jew - -
ae issue tinder any circumstance
NEW TODAY
ICERObiI AND BOARD IN riALEil
home; all modern conveniences; price
very reasonable. Phone 1671-W.
fNTED-pA GIKL TOR GENERAL
housework. See Hal D. : Patton
1 a-ttons Book Store. -
KOR RENT A COST THREE ROOM
apartment on ground floor. Furn-
ihed complete for aousekeeping.
I , electriet Hunt, . and wood Move
1 for cooking. I'bone 234-M. T. ,G.
I Albert, 4 Mill street.
WILI.: TRADE MX $5000 7-ROO.M
modern home, full sized bairment,
two large ots, 'on corner, unincumb
ered f6t a a-ood farm free and unln
eumbered. Owner 15 N. 11th street
Salem, Oregon. - ,
TRADE ACRE HOMs CMORN1NO
side, addition) Salem for Alberta
Land. Uinrrich route 5. .
unst "Large envelope contain
, Inr bar pin, crocheting-, and slifc
cloth. Phone 721 or leave- at
hchrualt's Store. Reward. ,
FOR "KENT SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
iwo lota, fine garden land, barn,
chicken park. , Corner- worth Cora
merical artd Qaines. $10 per montn.
Phone J270-W. - ,.
FOR RENT FIVE ACRES L.VND,
cleared, close in, suitable (or hay or
potatoes. -Phone 2404-M.
)0D BUSINESS SENSE THE BLS1
nets man who. loans his money on
improved real estate always insists
0
"a, good lire insurance a a part oi
his security because there is too
"""wl at stake for him. to carry tne
risk with out this Drotection. Are
you able to be without insurance on-l
jour home and ether property? Ths
time to insure I now. See H. A.
Johnson sc Co. Aaents-for the Ore
cob Fire Relief Association, Busn
JaaK building, Salem. Phone 27.
THREE ACRES, 1U CLOVER, 4 ROOM
bungalow, $1560.
Kive acres. 2 acre 3 year old
prunes, 3 miles from car. f.50. '
One and a half acres. 1' Joganber
Tif.t cardn land t.'.rtrt
- Xlnety acres, 25 acres prune and
cherries, good improvements. 6 miles
rem Miem. win take smaller rancn
up to $&000 and mortgage back for
balance, price $10,000. :
JTiVe KCTM well. imrm.r.fV T fan..
J1 orchard 4 miles from Salem, also
" oouin uaaota wheat land. Dots
priced $7500. will apply on Willam
ette valley ranVh and assume up to
$.so.
120 acres. II miles Dldsbury, Alta..
rej K.aeo, will accept Salem resl
. deace up .to $2600 and take mort
cage back for the balance at mix
per cent. - ......
uf cre S mile from Solsifirth,
Manitoba, will exchange Tor Salem
residence up to $4,000 take residence
for bal"anceIU nd mortgK bacJt
"9 cre Idaho Wheatland 260
lr farm!' exchBe equity for ral
it acres well improved. 3 '4 miles
irom Salem, price $10,000. win ex
.Cor 'afsrer ranch and assume
.V r 17 SOft. Hooolornicv. 341 State.
EMPLOYMENT
KEMALK
WANTkD PHOXrfToiT
-. ys-
Mabbard building; Phone 254 or $22.
WASTED 20 LOGANBERRY TRAIN
riA.fi0ndy coming. Bring leather
hint Phone, li. Cunning'-
V'froIE?T?RI?.HT YOCNO MAN
J r wprk.; Apply
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
! i. , H TKADE FINE YOUNG
1 holra rTKnth",.,a for milk cor or
og. I'hone 9F21. . ?
''reaSJiSr1 AND CHINA BOAR.
rminfr iJ."u,'r"ou - "" North
J5!?CEi-t.Ajri5ors
1 lnTjt5 MEAT EVERY DAY.
1 er:SH,i1J' BUY GOOD KOAD
. ChfZ?? running order, worth
-4-k oiDK to enlist. Phone
':Iet,orItuXEsa AND WAON FOR
bog. rJ-ri." for cattle or
" t .
S$B $55ARAaK FOR SALE
Wes'airtl "-ial. windows in
thandrp"- "Will sell for muc
in or 622
lllStKLLAVknl n
h . OR TRADE FOR
COW.
1'lnmt
"lftrl ?ViULB TOR
house. . f i-hone"nr or -S5. "mK!s
5 iTr.ii!?AVY ''IWBLK HARNESS
" . jr Kinjfif, 10 be sold at
N.dry. Auction without reserve.
Saturday morning.
l,lTrANT TO GET The BEST
, imq i uo to the Pacific
YbSitu& Klttm: ,'on. for a Slat
subaription. Mention this ad.
CTh7-ILOFTHE OATMAN GIRLS
riri Bory of western Immi-
aS blen carefully revised,
making a handsome little book. It
aacre of the Oatman family, of the
.tC J2 of LorenBo. and the captivity
?.f..t1.P,y nd ,lT- Mary died f
riSm'tL'J OU wa Purchased
from the Indiana five years later.
dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. 8a.
1 f VI kPAOAH
POtl-TBt
IF YOB WANT TO GET T11E
poultry ! paper ! published, send 10
cents to the Northwest Poultry
Journal. Salem, Oregon, for a trial
ubacription. Mention thla id? i
REAL. ETATB
A GOOD BUY 25xt0 FEET ON EAST
side Commercial street, one door
north of State street. Salem, togetb-
fw ,hrpr?tual r,ht ot WT over
the 14x50 H feet tract extending from
thls property to State street. Terms
PJljr BomortH. 701-a Spaulding
wide?.. Portland. Orearow-
WOOD.
I'Kf FIR WOOD FOR SALEPH15nE
z.- or czz after office hours.
FOR RENT
FARMS
FOR RENT 70 ACRES LOCATED M
mile west of Wapato station. Yamhill
county. 12 acre bops. 700 bearing
. fruit trees, 21 acres farm land, bal
, ance pasture. Address W. H. Egan.
Gervais. route 2. phone SF11.
HOUSE
FOR RENT $: PARTLY' MODERN
five-room cottasre. 1052 Saginaw.
' in good order., fail at 1943 Saginaw,
or Statesman buMinesa office. I'hone
23. i ; .
FOR RENT MODERN BUNGALOW
one block from paved etreet. In
South Salem. $10 per month. E. A.
Rhoten 149 RuraL Avenue. Phone
i 1141-J. , -
FOR RENT THE FOLI OWING J
$10 Five-room modern cottage at
; 1857 South- Church street.
$11.60 Hii-room modern house on
paved street at 1920 South High Si.
: Call at Statesman business office
' nr ohotie 63.
ROOMS
FOR RENT TWO LIGHT, STEAM
heated office rooms. Gray Building,
phone; 127 or call on. R. Catlin.
FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM
with use of bath, in modern home.
. Address A. B. care Statesman.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
heat, modern conveniences, also In
, side room. Close to State House.
1030 Cbemeketa. Phone 1280.
FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
r housekeeping rooms, reasonable, la
North commercial
LOST end FOUND v
irorND
L'OITVIt V'.VK I.AsSKS ON CORNLR
of High and Ferry. Owner can have
; aame y calling at oiatcsman uiuto
and paying for this d.
MISCELLANEOUS
TBI'IHAES OPPOnTXiTlES
FOR KALE OWNER LEAVING FOR
California. Will sell 20 room apart
ment house one-bloclc. from Court
House.- Good income. Phonel21-R-
WANTED
JtfISCEL.IAXKOUS
WA NT E DTO RENT FARM WITHIN
1 Similes from Salem. Address route
. tot 146. . .
WANTKD HORSES. -HARNESS AND
wagons. Win buy an srreoa. o
Olson. ; Club Stable. Phone 7.
FORD RUNABOUT MUST BE IN OOOD
condition and cheap for cash. Ad
dress "A " care Statesman.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
good clean rags. Pressroom. Statea
vnan. '
WANTED EXPERIENCED FARMER
and sheep man want to rent a farm
adapted to aheep or goats must have
house and some tillable land. Ad
dress JHenry F. Smithy Dallas. Or.
HORSES WANTED WE BUT AND
sell, all kinds pf work horses. If
you have any forjiala call on as
Clearwater Bros, Salem Horse Ex
char re. $54 Ferry St. Phones 101
: nr 4
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
"TIRES REPAIRED 'VULCANjZIifG
BRACKETT - & ORAY TUBES VtJL
canised. 25c. Retreading our special
ty. Free aervlce car. Phono 1400.
- 27$ North Commercial.
WATT SHIPP CO. RETREADS AND
sections tuoes aoc up. ry"iw
Phono $3. 12$ South Commercla,'
streeC ' " ' :
AUTO 8EHT1CB
SHIPP-S AUTO SERVICE CITT ANI
country trips, x-none ay.
nleht. 359. "
TORAliK BATTERIES
BELMONT SERVICE STATION STOR
age battery repairing, recharglnr
and ' auto electric aceories. Cor
ner State and Fronts Sts. Phone 70?
PROFESSIONAL
DENTISTS
DR. F. ' L. UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMf
413-414 Bank e Commerce Ida
MtTSIC TEACHERS
R, KABR, TEACHER OF PIANO
LODGE DIRECTORY
MODERN WOODMEN.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp. No. 5546. meetr
every Thursdav evening at o clock
' in Derby building, corner Court and
High atreets. R. F. Day. V. C; J. A.
Wright, clrek.
hhthi:hiiooii ok ui:m
MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN
ing in Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at
t o'clock. All visiting members wel
; come. Horace kea. Foreman. W.
j If. T'runk. t-nrr!p.rnlnt. . '
BUSINESS CARDS
A t'TO DELIVER V
BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELTVER
ed any place, city or country. Phone
04 or 081-R. W. T Fs r.
IIAItBF:it tkllOPS
GET AWAY FORM THE RUSH OK
buaineas and r-st yourself while get-
, ting refreahetl at Ingrey's Itarbr
Shop. 311 State street. : Best barbers
In the Ktate.
CIIIROPRACTIO
CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS Re
store normal function. If you Wh'at
results consult Dr. May, 305-6-7
Hubbard Bldg. phone 627.
DR. O. L. SCOTT. D. C. GRADUATE OF
P. S. C. Chiropractic fountain head.
Davenport. Iowa. Chiropractic cor
rects the cause of disease. Office
406-7-8, U. 6, N. Bank Building.
Phone 7. Residence 82S-R.
CmVKSE PHYSICIAN.
DR. L. U. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
disease. 153 8. Mlarh St. thane 283.
DRESSMAKERS
DRESSMAKING GOWN3 REMODEL
ed. 625 North Capitol street. Phone
1471.
ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLIES
ELECTRIC FIXTURES AND SUPPLY
Co. Mouse wiring and motor repair
' work, electrict fixtures and supplies.
Prompt .service. 220 North Liberty
street. Phone 263. E. K. Denison.
DRAYS AND EXPRESS"
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 933. Salem's largest and best
equipped transfer company. Get our
reduced freight rate on eastern
shipments. Also for storage a we
have three warehouses in connection
with .business. Furniture moving,
packing, chipping and storing our
specialty. Office 161 South Commer
cial street.
DR YneEBANiiio Aim PREssnro"
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F.
8. Watanabe. Prop, 434 N. Commer
cial St. Ladies and gentleman's
' suits cleaned and pressed. $1 and
$1.60., Work eaUed for and delivered
free. Tel. Main 661
JUNK
JUNK
JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIGHEST
price for -Junk of every kind. Let us
maka- you a prlc on your household
t gooes. Tha "Square Deal" House
i Capital Junk Co.. 371 Chemeketa
i Street. Phono S93. . i
FULL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND
- hand good. Highest market prices
for junk and hide. The People's
.Junk and Secondhand Store, S71 No,
Commercial. Phono 734. - '
HAIR REMOVED
"CLEAN WHITE" HAS PROVEN SUC
. cessf uL Applied here or sold for
homo use. - Sanitary Beauty Parlors,
32$ Hubbard Bldg.
"XAtfifBniEiT
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK
delivery and careful work. Dry
wash 60 per pound. - 13$ South Lib
erty St. Phono 26.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO
ular washing dene at a rat very
body can afford. For only sixty-five
cents wo will collect. - wash and de
liver your washing within twenty
four hours. Phone 1471.
OSTEOPATHY
DR. W. L. MERCER. GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy, Klrks
vllle. Mo.; treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-406 U. S. Na
tional Bank Bldg. Phone f 19. Resi
dence 419 North Summer. Phono 014.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES.
Graduates American School Osteopa
thy. Kirksville, Mo. , Sixteen years
experience. Residence office
South Commercial street. Post Grad
uate work. Lo Angeles College. Dra.
H. D. Bowers 4c Alice C. Bowers.
DRS. WHITE A WALTON, OSTEO-
pathie physician and surgeon.
(iraduate of the American School of
Osteopathy, Kirksville. Mo. Post
graduate and specialized in nervous
diseases -at Loa Angeles College.
Treat, acute and - chronic diaedees.
Offices 605-6-7-$. U. S. Nat'l Bank
i Bldg. Phone $59.. Residence, 1$20
Court St. Phone 2215.
NURSERIES.
FRUITLAND NURSERY ALES YARD
at High and Ferry. Call and see
stock and get price before purchas
ing elswhere. Everbearing straw
berry plants.
PIANO TUNING
G. E. MAST. EXPERT TUNING,
cleaning, repairing and regulating.
All work guaranteed. 1645 Hail
street or care of Sherman Clay A
Co., Court street, phono 3163-J.
SECOND HAND GOODS
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
good of all kinds, pipe fittings, har
ness, collars. collar pads, toola,
chaina Fred Schindler. 364 Canter
' Street
j SWITCHES MiITACTiBEP
SwTTCHEaADTFROAt ' COM BINGS
called for and delivered. Phone 1041
In fveninSK. Mrs. yda Boyce.
5
TRANSFER HAULING
VUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KIND
t v of hauling. Household
Tipm moving job done prompt
ly. Try me once. Tlmme.
475 State St. Phono 93. Residence
phone 1122-J. - -
UNDERTAKERS
VERB A CLOUGH C. B. WEBB. A. M.
Clough. funeral directors.' Latest
modern methods known to th pro
i feesion. 497 Court etreet.
-WATER
tALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. 301 S.
Commercial atreet. For water eeryice
apply at office. Make all complaints
at the office. No deductions in 'bills
will be allowed for absence or for
any causes whatever unless water is
cut off from premises. Hereafter
water; for Irrigation will only be
furnished to regular customer using
water for domestic purpose. Con
tractors for sidewalk, brick work,
or plastering, will please read "for
building purpose" under schedule of
rate. Annlr at ifftr- for copy.
WOVEN WIRE FENCING
Depot National Jt Aaserlean Fene.
all sJsee. Z ha., to SS lay high.
Patat. Olla aad Varalah. s
Stoves Rebailt aad Repaired
Logaaberry aad Ht Hoe. : J
Sales Fence Stovo Weeks. -XS4)
Ceart St. Phoao 114
. U. B. FEMING.
WALL PAPER, PAtXT
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice Wall Paper at
Buren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial St.
GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEO
curat I Dg. painting, tinting, paper
hanging, etc Work done by eontract
or day; good workman. Location
102$ Center St. Phone 6$$-W.
SEE. PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL
Paper and Picture Framing. Good
workmen 4RR rvir St. Rhone 486.
1
SALEM MARKETS
RUYIXO PRICES.
Esgg and loultr.
Eggs. 4 3c to 45p. .
Hens, live. 21c to 22c.
Old roosters aad stases. 11 to 18c.
Fork, Mutton and Beef.
, Ewes, 5 07c. f
Pork on foot 14 Vic.
Veal, dressed, 12 to 15c.
Spring lambs, 12 Vic
Beef steers. 6 -to 7 V4c; cows,
Gc to 6c.
Bulls, 4 to 5V&C
Hay.
Cheat, per ton, $22.
Clover, per ton, $21.
Vetch, per ton, $23.
Groin.
Wheat. 11.85 to 1.87.
Oats, 80c to 85c -Beans,
8 to 9c
Mill Feeite. Retail.
Bran, per ton, $35.50.
Shorts, per ton, $38.
WHOLESALE TO DEALERS.
Ratter.
Country butter, 45c
Creamery prints, 53 to 54c
Butterfat, f.o.b. Salem, 56c.
. Vegetables.
Lettuce, crate, $2 to $2.25.
Celery, 75c to 90c
Nebr. rice corn. 10c
Tomatoes, California, $2.75.
Broccoli, $1.85.
Onions. $2 to $2.50.
Ckbbage, $1.75. . ,
String garlic, 8c.
. Potatoes. $1.25.
Turnips, sack. $1.00.
Sweet potatoes, 5c.
Nuts
Almonds, 22c.
Walnuts (N'o. 1) 24 l-2c.
Walnuts (No. 2) 20c
Peanuts, raw. 16c.
Cocoanats, dolen, $1.40.
Fruits.
Grapefruit, $5 to $6.
Pears. $1.60.
Oranges, $2.50 to $4.50.
Bananas, fie.
Apples. $1.25 to $1.75.
. Fard dates, $2.50.
Dromedary -dates, $4.75.
Honey (Idaho) $4 to $4.50.
Lemons, $6.50 to $7.50.
Retail pricea.
Creamery butter, 60e.
Flonr, hard wheat. $2.80 to $3.
Flour, Talley, $2.50 to $2.60.
Eggs, 50c
Sugar, cane and beet; 11 lb, $1.
Potatoes, sack lots. $1.50.
PORTLAND MARKETS i
PORTLAND, Jan. 25. Today's
car receipts: Wheat, 1; barley, 2;
flour, 3; oats, 6: hay, 4.
- " Cattle.
Cattle, steady to higher; receipts,
247. Medium to choice steers,
$10.35 11; good to medium steers,
$9.35(10.35; common to good
steers. $7.75 9.25; choice cows and
heifers. $7.75 6 9; common to good
cows and heifers, $6.50 7.75; can
ners. $306; bullsVi $50.7.50;
calves, $7.50(11; stocker and feed
er steers, $69.
, Hofcx. '
Hogs, steady, receipts, 363. Prime
light, $15.75 16; prime heavy.
$15.75016.10; pigs. $13.75014.50;
bulk of sales, $15.75 016.
.Sheep, steady; receipts.
Western lambs. $15ff 15.50;
lambs. $14.50015; yearlings.
1610:
valley
$130
ewes,
13.50; wethers. $12.50013;
$10011.
Portland market on shorn sheep
2V.0 3 cents under quotations.
Butter: Prints, extras, 52Tif4
cents;" cubes, extras, 49 V4 cents,
prime firsts. 49 cents; dairy, 32
cents.
Butterfat: Portland delivery .
No, 1 sour cream, 56057; No. 2,
52. '
Potatoes.
Potatoes: Buying price Locals.
$1Ti1.15; selling price, $1.250tt.35.
Grain: 30-day options (Bids)
Oats, No. 2. $62; barley, feed. $59:
brewing. $62.50.
Eastern oats and corn in bulk
Oats, No. 3 white,' $58; 38-pound
clipped. $59.50; corn. No. 3 yellow.
$63; mixed. $62; oats. No. 3. $58;
clipped, $59.50; corn,' yellow, $63.59
mixed, $62.50.
MARKET IS HIT
BY PEACE TALK
Early Dealings Are Limited;
Stocks Experience Sub
stantial Gains
NEW YORK, Jan. 25. Although
opinions differed widely in banking
circles as to the significance of the
German chancellor's latest address?
peace talk predominated in the fi
nancial district today.
' Stocks were firm at the outset, be
coming stronger later on substan
tial advances in rails. Including
many low-priced Issues. Early
dealings were limited to compara
tively few specialties, shipping,
motors and minor equipments mak
ing extreme gains of one to three
points.
The strength of rails was general
L ly attributed less to the tenor of
foreign advices than to the publica
tion of further details showing the
plan and scope of the railroad leg
islation now before congress. -;
There was a more hopeful feeling
REAL ESTATE
lloVT KEEP VACANT IROPERTV.
Rent it. I have the renters. Nie
meyer. 541 Stale street, phone 16ue.
ACREAGE WANTED TO TRADE FOR
fine All-rla quarter section. Nie-m-yt-i'.
544 State street, phone 1000.
MONEY' TO IX) AN FOR CLIENTS OX
any good real or chattle security.
404 Hubbard building.
FOR 'SALE CHEAP IMPROVED
acreage on car line.. Pheal, route 4.
phone. 102F3.
FOR KALE ONE HOUSE AND LOT.
prioe $100. : Pay same as rent. Ap
ply to A. E. Day. 24U3 Center street.
Salem. Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FARM PROP
perties. Niemeyer, 544 State atreet.
phone 1000.
IMPROVED AN UNIMPROVED. COUN
try property- for sale for reasonable
price or will take city property for
firxt payment and give long time on
remainder. 404 Hubbard building.
FOIt SALE BY OWNER. MODERN
7 room bungalow. Full basement.
rurnaor laundry trays. electric
liahut. gas. toilet, bath lavatory,
cement walks. paved street. fto
debts. T,oualed 1710 court atreet.
Price $2500. 'Phone C7F14.
CALL AT 404 HUBBARD BUILDING
if you have property for sale or
trade. 1 have several people who
want to purchase farms if the pric
is reasonable. 1 have a farm or $0
acres for sale. Will take Salem or
Portland property for first payment.
No money required. 404 Hubbard
building.
FOR SALE CHOICE 2 ACRE TRACT
on car line. 6 room plastered house
$2100. 32 ' acrefHowell prairie good
buildings $4500: 5 acres, on car line
a snap at $1200. 7 room house mod
ern good location $800. Ranch for
rent. Stock ranch to trade for acre
age. F. L. Wood. Bayne building. -
FOR SALE ISO ACRES. FINE DAIRY
and grain farm, all cultivated, fine
buildinga. price $125 per acre. '70
acres improved farm, all farm land,
good buildings, will consider good
residence up to $4000. price $10,500.
4 acre farm all under cultivation,
house. price $6100. Six room house
and lot $500. W. H. Grabenhorst c
Co.. 275 Slate street.
WANTED ABOUT 10 ACRES WITHIN
2 miles, on a main good road. Soil
must be A No. 1 and an abundant
supply of good well water and a
plant. Want a -good one story mod
ern house, a family orchard (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.. 341 State street. The
customer is waiting and ready. .
ISO ACRES OF DEEDED LAND WITH
120 in cultivation also a relinquish
ment on 320 acres all In Harney
county, this ! fine land and is six
miles from railroad station, all fenc
ed. Small house and barn, good well
. with wind mill. This is in well set
tled neighborhood, price $5000. mort
gage $1500. Want to exchange for
acreage and will assume if property
will ult. For further information
ee Perine A Marsters, 402 Hubbard
building, phone .907.
LOOK AT THIS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
About 400 acre of cho!c Polk coun
ty land; about $0 acre clear; about 00
acre. In stump pasture; balance la
choice piling timber and oak grubs.
Timber alon worth $7500. , New four
room house, new dairy barn, providing
for 20 cows and four horses; now pig
pen and new milk bouse. Water piped
from fine spring to all building. Will
sell th whole at a great bargain.
Very easy terms, t per cent Interest.
Address Lb. owner, car Th Statesman.
regarding the political situation in
Washington, sentiment being visibly
heartened by developments which
pointed to the furtherance of f hit
country's war plans.
In the foreign exchange market
the only direct reflection of the
many peace rumors was -furnished
by the stiffening of cable remittances
to London, francs, however, react inc.
The international war Issues dealt In
here were scarcely altered except for
the farther strength of French mu
nicipal bonds.
Dealings in stocks were again
largely professional, the short in
terest covering its commitments in
United States; Steel and other lead
ers before the close. In the mat J,
final prices were at. or near, Lhe
day's best. Sales amounted to 410,
000 shares. '
Llbetty bonds were featurd by a
nw minimum In 3 Vi's at 97.96. firs:
4's selling at 97 to 96178 and second
4's at 96.26 to 96.16. Total sales,
par value. $4,125,000. United State
bonds, old issues, unchanged on cail.
Cold Wave Seems Pending
and Corn Market Advances
CHICAGO, Jan. 25. Llklihood
that a prospective c6ld wave accom
panied by snow would delay improve
ment in the crop movement had con
siderable to do today with an ad
vance In the price of corn. The mar
ket closed unsettled, V4 0 H to He
met higher, with March $1.26 and
May $1.25 to $1,251. Oats gained
1V401V4 to 1.- Provisions un
derwent - declines of five to twenty
two cents.
Except for a little weakness at
the onset. the corn market ' showed
a decided upward slant.
Oats mounted to the highest prices
yet this season. Continued scanti
ness of receipts, together with per
sistent buying on the part bf larre
houses was largely responsible. Ex
port sales totalled 300.000 bushels.
. Huge receipts of hogs weakens!
provisions. Selling ascribed to east
ern shipping difficulties tended o
make any Important rally impractic
able. CHEAPER SPRAY MATERIALS.
Arsenate of lead for controlling
chewing Insects on fruit and vege
tables has doubed in price as a result
of war conditions. Growers are ask
ing If there is some other poison
which has-been less affecjfd In price.
As a substituteJf Iclnm
THINGS THAT
By GENE
r
arsenate or arsenate of lime is ef
fective so far as insects on" vegeta
bles are concerned suggests J. T.
Rosa Jr, of the University of Mis
souri College of Agriculture; In fact,
it may be superior under moist hu--
mid conditions, for it does, not burn
and sticks to the foliage better
than the lead arsenate, which is a
sprayed with arsenate of lime for
control of the beetle show the white
coat of poison even after heavy rains.
Another substitute Is arsenate of
xlnc, which Is used In place of arsen
ate jot lead, and which has given good
results when one-quarter less of it
was1 used than the spray formula re
quired ' for arsenate of lead. Ar
senates of lead and lime are "alow
poisons; that Is, insects ; may con
tinue feeding on planta and do much
damage, after receiving a fatal dose.
To overcome this defect, a , small
quantity of parts green is used In
addition to the regular spray formu
la about four ounces to 50 gallons.
Since -this makes a "quick" poison,
it makes the spray rm'ch more effi
cient. But par is g'tva alone Is dan
gerous to use on plants, since It is
likely to burn the foliage.
Bordeaux mixture, the standard
control for diseases on fruits ' and
vegetables, has risen In cost owing
to the demand for copper sulphate in
other industries, and even during
the last season, somo growers felt
that they could not afford to' use this
expensive material on vegetables.'
But It should be remembered thai
while spraying may be costly gen
erally the price of the crop has risen
In the same or a greater proportion.
Also in line with the food conserva
tion, careful and thorough spraying
becomes a duty to the grower, for
the damage wrought by various In
sects and diseases on growing crop.
is one of the biggest sources of waste
in the country. 'Perhaps a word
should be said for proprietary or pat
ented spray materials at this time.
Due to. the fact that the manufac
turers of some of these compounds
had large stocks on hand beforo the
spray materials rose In price, a given
amount of poison may be bought in
some of these mixtures creaper than
is possible by buying raw materials.
SAVING 8LGAIL
Why must we be so careful about
saving sugar? Because sugar Is a
necessary food, and not just some
thing that we like to eat because ol
the taste. Sugar Is the food that
helps the body to stay warm, and It
also provides It with energy. Tha
is why our soldiers, exposed in the
trenches and working:. under great
strain, should have sugar more su
gar, even, than they needed at home;
and the people of the allied coun
tries, working harder than they evei
did before, to keep up with their
country's needs, should also have
much more sugar than they are get
ting. .
At .each station In the London
"tribes' there Is a clock to indicate
to the motcrman how manr roinnter
hive elapsed since the previous train
left the station.
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NOTICE OF GERMAN REGISTRATION
: All German aliens are- rMuireu to
register between February 4th. and
February $th 191$.
By proclamation of the President of
the United States, all German a.len
are hereby notified that all natives,
trltisens. denizen, or subject of the
CWman Empire, or Imperial German
Government, being male of the ago
of. fourteen year and upwaid on reg
istration dsy who are within the Unit
ed States and not actually naturalised
as American eitisena are required . to
rea-iter as alien enemies.
The dates wf registration' within th
State of Oregon, have been fixed by
tbe Attorney General of the United.
Ktate la commence at 6:00 a. m. on
February 4th and to continue on each
Jay auccessively thereafter between the
hours of 43:00 a. m. and $:00 p. m. up
to and including th th day of Feb
ruary. 191$. at $: 00 p. m.
Alt German alien reaidmr In, n
Heinir within the city of Salem or vi
cinity are hereby required to prent
themselves for registration at the Po
lice Station In said city to the Chief
rtf Police who has been designated r.7
the Attorney General as Chief Regl
trsr of said city, and to complete the if
registration on or beforw the 9U day.
of February. 191S. at S:00 p. m.
A-ny German alien, required to reg
ister who faila to complete hia registra
tion within the time fixed therefor, or
who violates, or attempt to violate, or
of whom there -la reasonable ground
to believe that, he la about to violate
any regulation duly promulgated b
the President of the United States, or
these regulations. In addtion to alf
oth-r penalties prescribed by law, te
llable to restraint. Imprisonment a4
ietention for the duration of the wa..
r to give , security, or to remove and
lepart from the United States in th
manner prescribed by law.
Form of registration affidavits, reg
'stration card, and Instructions to reg
'strants, and otherr necessary forma
will be
furnished by the Chief , or
Police.
Geo. F. Alexander.
1'nited States Marshal.
District of Oregon.
H. H. Lttcaa.
Acting Chief of Pollco
and Chief Registrar for
the. ci" of 'Salem. t .
TIMETABLES
' "i SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. , 1
' KaHkkMSS ' 1
Vn. 10 Oregon Express ..... 0:0$ am.
No. 64 Oregonian .... ..... 6rl5am.
So. 1 Willamette Limited., 9:10a.m.
No. 1$ Portland. Passenger.. 1:15 p.m.
Vo. 24 Coos Bar ........... S:4$ p.m.
Vo. 13 Shasta Limited ..... 7:00p.m.
Vo. 14 Portland Express ... 1:11p.m.
No. 220 Local Way Weight.. S:00a-m.
No. 222 Portland Fast Freight 11:1 pnv
' Seothboaad .
Vo. ' 8$ Oregonlan l:20a.m.
No. tt Coos Bay ....10:01a.m.
No. 15 California Express ..19:61a.m.
Vo. 17 Roseburg Passenger. 4:20p.m.,
Vo. 11 Shasta Limited . . . .. S:4t p.m.
Vo. 27 Willamette Limited.. 4:14p.m.
Vo. 1$ San Francisco Pass.. .10 $7 p.m.
Vo. 221 San-Fran. Fast Frt. .12:01 a.n.
No227 Local .Way Freight. .12:01 a.m.
SALEM-GEKR LINB
Vo. 7$ Arrive at Salem..... 9:15 a.m.
o. 74 Leave Salem... ...... $:05 p.m.
SAI.EW. FALLS CITT A WESTERN
4 41 Leavea. Salem, motor . 7:05 a.m.
1(2 Ieave Salem, motor. .4. 9:25 a.m.
$5 Leave Salem, motor.... 1:40p.m.
Through car to Monmouth and Aril
'7 Ieave Salem, motor .... S:4$ p.m.
t9. leaves Halem. motor 6!S7 p.m.
39 Way-Freight leaves Salem 6:00 a.m.
!t2 Arrives at Salem ........ S:30a.m.
104 Arrive at Salem ........11:00a.m.
1 44 Arrive at Salem ........ $ :00p.m.
'CO Arrives at Salem ........ :SSp.m.
t70 Arrlvea at Salem 7:20 p.m.
M0 Way Freight Ar. Salem.. 2:30p.m.
OREGON ELECTRIC .
Train . Leave
Arrive - Arrive
Vo. 'Portland
I . .. 4:30 am
$ Ltd...$:$0am
'7 .....10:45 am
......1:05pm
I Ltd. ..4:40 pm
17 ......0:05 pm
19 ...... .9:20 pm
Salem. Eugen
8:3am :- 10:55 am
10:11am 12:2$ pm
12:5$ pm
4:15 pm 6:2$ pm
0:40 pm . $:S0 pm
1:19 pm Salem only
11:20 pm Salem only
- 1:55 am ' - 0:50 am
1 .....11:45 pm
North Bank Station (leave Jeffer.
on Street IS and 20 minute later.)
KsHabaas!
Leave -Arrive
Train
Arrive i
Vo. Eugene
Salem . Portland
2 .....12:05 am
to Ltd... 7:45 am
1 X
14 .....11:15am
Ltd. ..1:55 pm
0 .....4:10 pm
4:25 am ' 4:50 am
7:1$ am $:25 am
9:45 am 11:15am
11:20 am 1:35 pm
1:50 pm 4:00 pm
4:A0 pm ' . 6:45 pm
- $:30 pm 7:40 pm
" 7:55 om 10:00 ora
12 ......4:15 pm
xNorth Bank 'Station tArrlv Jeffer-
on Street 15 minutes earlier). "Leave
Corvallia. - - .
CORVALIIS CONNECTIONS
Korthhonnd
Leave Corvalll Arriv Salem
:25 am 9:45 am
12:13 pm . , 1:50 am
2:41pm v l:Mpm
4:10 pm $:30pm .
:l$pm 7:5$ pm
Sonlhboend
Leav Salem -Arrive Corvalll
; S:SS am 9:67 am
10:15 am 11:33 am
13:55 pm f :20 pm
4:15 nm .
6:34 pm
8:0$ pm
6:40 pm