01 a s 111 eE Direct ry
The Wants -aft dNeeda of the Capital City Are Noted
Under Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them
liar. Sell and Exchange all Kinds
SECUNU HAKU UUUU5
rE59 CLOTHING. SHOES, UlCY
CUSS, TOOLS, ETC
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
men 498 Court St,
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
W. H. Burgbardt, Jr.,
Hesldent Agnt 385 State St.
Money to Loan
- Ot UTTHOVED FARM A WO ClTf
rBOPKRTT AT LOWEST RATES-
THOS. K. FORD '?-
MOVET TO LOAN I HAVE MADE
arranremeats for loaning astern
money; will make Tory low rate of
Intereat on highly "Improved farina.
Homer H. Smith. Room 6. MoCormaek
Bide, Salem. Or. Phon X.
n tiiiroD ADTKimigmarTi
Rate p Weed
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Subsequent Insertion ....... He
Ooe week (sis Insertions) ... So
One mootk .................. t to
vfitz months contract per mo. to
11 months' contract, per mo... 7e
Re account opened for les than tie
A neat card riven free with an
advertisement to tho extent of see
aaaoaaelnr "For Sale," 'For
v.
HEW TOO AT
Each new classified edverti
ment will be run .under "New
Today for first laser Men. unless
otherwise ordered by tho adver
tiser. Subsequent Insertion of tho ad
will appear under it proper class
ification. No advertlsment will be run
ndr "New Today for more than
no aeu under any circumstances
Wl TODAY
FOR' ALB - CHEAP TWO ACRES
with five room houe. Fruit trees.
Woodshed. Outtid store room.
s Close In. Route 7. Box 11. .
roil BALE FINE ENGLISH LLEW-
f elljrn setter, wen trained ror uuou
i ins. rnoM si-w. . .
II GOOD MEN WANTED FOR FACT
ory- work. We work our men on the
merit plan. Apply at J. A. Mills
- of flea. 320 State street.. . p. m. to
FOR SALE LARGE 1 STOCKED. CON
. feetionery. with exclusive fixturea
write box Danes, uregon.
FOR SALE FOUR " HORSES. ONE
section barrow, one Oliver plow, two
sets of harness, two wagons, five
hogs, fifteen acres or crops, twenty
. acres of plowing; this la a rood lay
out for some body that wants a farm.
It pays to advertise if you've got the
goods, that's why I'm dolus it, A. TV.
Latorop, Turner.
. DELAY. IS ' DANGEROUS FIRE - IN
sure nee on your home is a debt you
owe your family as well as your,
self.' for by your blunder they too
must suffer. The Oregon Flro Re
lief Association of McMinnvillo gives
the right kind of protection at the
right price. For run particulars as
to our plan of insurance, terms etc,
se H. A. Johnson A Co.. Agents.
Hush Bank Bldr. Salem, phone S47.
ONE COW FOR SALE. CALL 107F4.
WILL TRADE GOOD BUILDINO LOT,
value. 1300 for used Ford or other
ear. win pay oirierence. j'none
. or 1632-J.
yon SALE OUT WOOD ALSO SEED
. wheat raised on new land. I have
' heavy team to trade for small one.
I want wood choppers. I bavo a
residence in Salem and small tracts
in the country for sale cheap. Wili
. accept one or more vacant lots or
live stock for 'first payment. John
H. Scott,' 404 Hubbard Bids.
EQUITY IN 40 ACRES. IRRIGATED
farm 14 miles from town in Idaho,
for grocery stock not' over $2900.
Price 16.100.
t ACRES IMPROVED. SOME LOGAN
berries end prunes, close to car line,
near Salem. Will exchange for Port
land residence and cash. Price $4,000
a,Mf'ftfiky. 241. fUstw street.
EttPwnmtiT
W.MAVK
UUtL WANTED FOR GENERAL
p nous worn. Apply 046 south I3tn.
"WANTEDA WOMAN FOR GENERAL
j, houee work. Must be a good cook,
. no washing. Cali forenoons at 076
' Cbemeketa street. -
tfALB
Wanted bright touno man
i from 17 to II years old to learn
, printing trade, day: work. . Apply
Statesman Job Dept. upstairs.
WANTED MAN TO DO PORTER
work one hour each morning. Apply
Patterson's Cigar Store, Stat and
rnmmeriHal street.
T67T
4
UVKSTOCK
CALVEaFOR SALE. PHONE 73F3L
TOR SALE 1 POLAND CHINA BOAR,
registered. Rulifson mil North
' County Farm., Pbon 4F4.
rXIR 8 ALE TEAM TOUNO MULES
welt broke and gentle. Call Aspin
. wall, Waconda, Or, Address Gervais.
rwqte No. 1.
fCECraNfcbu7
, TlOU WANlT TO GET THE BEST
frm paper, send 10 to the Pad fie
liotnestead. Calem, Oregon, for a trial
iWlBMon. Mention fhla ed. -
"MiacELfJJLWkocsr
Uil7 A"tDALJa FOitSAlJi-CAlX
rR.. ALE TWO POOL TABLES,
it", etc., 1,600 bar very cheap. Boa
7 Independences
"'OH SALE ONE 04 II. P. 'AUTOMO
file engine in good running order.
writ Box 41. Macleay, Oregot. -
12?f TONH OF CIXJVER HAY FOR
ale at Brooks Feed Store. Brooks,
Oreron. ,.y -,, : a
CXP2YITr OF THE O ATM AN GIRLS
Thls true story of western imml
, rratlon has been carefully revised.
. fn?,"tln' handsome little book. Jt
tUa in graphic terras of th mas
sacre of the Oatman family, of the
ee of Lorenao. and the eantlvltv
' Mary and Ollv. Mary died of
wvsllsn and Ollv was purchased
r,on ts Indians fir years later.
Jhe price Is 30 cenU. postpaid. Ad
Oregon Teacher Monthly. 8a
am, Oreron.'
,..... i .
MlgCELLAKKOt'S
&tli&ty 8U1TABL1B FOR
xeea rif ty cents per sack at ware-
Broaf- 4,hon 7" or 452. Mao1;
fi J?1 lf5(k per thouaand; also near
If. iW CK?I fcubator. 70-egg ca-
rvT. v. - "m . ""e easi or fewealo
jchool house, box 98. rout 6. Wm. A.
3
pocEtbt"
IF YOU WlMT Tfl nrn m.L"1
i-.. ,-t " "urioweii Poultry
Journal. Balam. Oreron, for a trial
oubscrtptlon. Mention thl.
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
NICELY FURNISHED FOlJRjio6ii
?P..tment. 1041 South Commercial.
ilra.'0. Ireton.
FOR RENT A COZY THREE ROOil
apartment, on ground floor. Furn
ished com pits for housekeeping,
fclectric light, g-as or wood for cook
In. Very reasonable rent. Light
and water furnlahed. 8C4 Mill atreet.
SOHU AMU HAHtUT
FURNISHED ROOM. I N CTTuWi iiZ
board at the rear of 368 ft North
titerty. -
FARMS-
FOU RENT 70 ACRES LOCATED tt
.mile west of Wapato station. Yamhill
ounty. 11 acres hops. 70 bearing
z'rult tree. 33 acres farm land, bal
ance pasture. Address W. H. Eaan.
nervals, route t. phone tFll.
HOUSES
HOUSES. FURNISHED AND UN FUR N
Ished. for rent. Niemeyer Realty Co.,
644 State street. , .
FOR RENT FIVE ROOM BUNQA
low. paved street, and 1016 Ford r
sale. Phono 2510J2.
FOR RENT BEAUTIFUL S ROOK
bunsalow, fireplace ad furnace. Bee
H K. Bolinger. Hubbard buildlnr-
FOR RENT THE FOLIOWINO
fie- -Five-room modern cottage at
, 117 South Church street
fit. 60 Six-room modern house on
paved street at 1120 South High 8.
Call at Statesman business office
or phone 6 1 J.
BIX ' ROOM MODERN HOUSE ON
paved street with, garage. $13.60 per
month. E. A. Rhoten, phono 1141-J.
FOR RENT MODERN BUNGALOW
on block from paved s treat. In
South Salem. $10 per month. E. A.
Rhoten $40 Rural Avenue. Phone
1141-J. , - .
FOR RENT SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
. two lots, fin garden land, barn,
chicken park. Corner worth Com
' merical and Gaines. $10 per montn.
Phone 2370-W. -
FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING:
$0 partly modern five-room cot
tage 1063 Saginaw. In rood order.
Foremerly rented for $10 a nwnth.
Call at 1042 Sarlnaw or Statesman
business office. Phono 23.
$13 Neat modern bungalow 6
rooms at 000 North 30th sC Call at
Statesman business office or pnone
33. -i
$20 Ten room modern house, at
771 North Cottago street. Call at
Statesman business office, or phone
33.
$20 Modern apartment 70$ Marlon
street. Call at Statesman business
office or phone J$.
. $22.80 Fully furnished apartment.
, modern, at M44 ferry street. Call
at: Statesman Business office, or
alL2lMMiaaaaaaaMMeaaaHaaHaaeaiBaBaaaaaM
ROOMS
FOR ' RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM
with use of bath, in modern bom.
Address A, B. car statesman.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
heat, modern convenience, also in
side rooms. Close to State House.
103 Chemeaets. Phone 1Z
HUSINBa CHANCES.'
SHlPUUlCDlNO COMPANiNOW OR
ganlsinr. Wants-few more parties
with money. Abundant lumber avail
able not in conrnct witn present
source of supply to yards, hence pref
erence In securing contract. Partic
ular; 702 Spauldiar Bldr, Portland,
Oreron. ; - ' - " -
MONEY TO LOAN; IN L.V.UGE AND
small amounts over first class real
estat security, W. A. Llaton.
FARMERS IN LINN BENTON. LIN
coin. Polk, Marlon, 1 Yamhill and
Clackamas counties, Oreron, who are
not . accessible to other National
fan A mmii itlnn. mar aecure
government farm loans through the
two associaiiona 01 wnivn a mm
' re tar y. A C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Masonie
Temple, alem. Oreron.
TZHTED
trmxrt-M' Iil vnica paid for
rood clean rare. ,i-rroom, sww
man.
WAITED TO B'JY MODERN BUNGA-
low for casn. uu or wnn u.
Simmons, 1210 North Capital strset,
or fhon 127.
XUmiUMOnffliECTORY
TIRRS REPAIRia--VUICArT2rIJr '
OATES HALF-SOLE TIRE 8ERV1C1,
Station 177. BOUIB wnntreiii bw,
phon it$.f L
QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLT AND
VUinOISlHi. - m 1. m ,w. m
street. Phon' 66.
IIILEMAN MACJHNERT AND TIRE
Co. Biivenon toru tmu '
Vulcanlclnr and auto auppliee. . 3f 1
North Commercial. Phone 767.
CRACKETT eV O R AT TUBp VULr
canliea. zae. neiru
ty. . irree sottic cr. -wwhw
270 North Commercial,
WATT 8 HIPP CO. RETREADS AND
actions tub 36c up. Servle car.
f Phon $$3. 1J$ South Comoi.rclal
Street.
' . - - AUTO SERVICE .
country trip. Pboo Day, 0635
nleht 8.
YtffiESSrONAL
DENTISTS
DR. F. It. UTTER. DENTIST ROOMS
41$-414 Bank of Commerc Bldr
phone .
eiroTEAcirtT
R, HARR, .TEACHER
Phone 133
OFV PX'vO.
'LODGE DIRECTORY
noTHEHHOOP OF TOEMAJf
MEETS EVERY WEDNESD AT EVEN
Inr l Mesonle Temple, fifth fleor, at
t o'clock. All vlsltlnr ineniber wel
come. Horace Pykes, Foreman, w.
ILtPrunk. Correspondsnt- , i
liisCKLLAWEdlo
MODERV WOODMETT.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cadar Camp, No. 62.4a, meets
every ThDrsday evening at o'clock
in Derby building, corner Court and
High streets. R. F. Day. V. C: J. A.
Wrirht. clrek.
BUSINESS CARDS
AUTO DKLIVERI
BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER
ed any place, city or country. Phone
S4 or feat-R. W. W. TTtel.er.
BARBER SHOP
PRESTIAUE IS WON TOGETHER
with tncreased business by those who
: persistently keep their head and face
in good fashion. -Try our service.
Ingreys Barber Shop, 311 State
street.
CHiRonucmc
CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTSRE
store normal function. If you want
' results consult Dr. May. S06-O-7
nunoara Biag. pnone ez7.
DR. O. L. SCOTT. D. C, GRADUATE OF
P. H. C Chiropractic fountain head.
Davenport,- Iowa. - Chiropractic cor
rects the cause of disease. Of fie
406-7-1, u. 8. N. Bank Building.
fnnn m, tteataenc bzu-k.
CUiFIBIB PHYSICIAlf.
DR. U M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
disease. 153 S. Hlrh St, Phone 33.
DRAYS AND EXPRESS
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANT
Phone 333, Salem's largest and best
equipped transrer company. Get our
reduced freight rates on eastern
shipments. Also for storage aa we
nav tnree warehouses in connection
j with business. Furniture moving.
pasninK, inippini ana iiarijs our
.; specialty, urnc iai eoutn commer
cial street- '
DfcT riOBAJTINO AJTD PSJCSSniO
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F.
8. Watanab. Pron 434 N. Commer
cial SC Ladle and rentlemen's
suite ciean eo ana tressaa, fi ana
S1.6. Work called fur and delivered
frew. Tel. Main 662.
JCHK
JVXK
JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST
price for Junk of every kind. Let us
. make you a price on your household
rooas. in -quar uear uouso
Capital Junk Co, 371 Obemeketa
-street, pnone ssa.
FULL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND
band roods, uifbest market prices
r for Junk and hide. Tho People's
, j una. ana seconanana store, 371 No.
commercial, pnono
HAIR REMOVED
"CLEAN WHITE HAS PROVEN 8UO
; csfuL Applied here or sold for
J bom us. Sanitary Beauty Parlors,
sas .tiuDDara suif. ' r
LACIf DRIES
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK
delivery- and careful work. Dry
; wash 6c per pound. 13$ South Lib-
mm w O. DKaaa . '
i km , . www mw
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO
, ular- washlnr dene at a rat very
body can afford. For only sixty-five
cent w win eoucr, wasn ana oe-
' liver your wesninr wrajb twenty
four hours. Phone 1471.
OSTOPATH Y-
Dlt Wl E MERCER, GRADUATE
American school osteopathy. Klraa-
vllle. Mo,; treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-406 U. 8. Na
tional Bank Bldsr. Phone Sit. Reai-
' dence 410 North Summer, phon 014.
ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES.
Graduates American School Osteopa
thy. Kirksville, Mo. Sixteen yeers
' experience. Rsideno offlc 6M
, South Commercial street. Post Or ad
; uat work. Los Angel College. Dra
H. v. Bowers c Aiie c Bowers. -
DRS. WHITE St WALTON, OSTEO
pathl physicians and surgeon.
Graduate of the American Schools of
Osteopathy. Kirksville, Mo. Post
j graduate and specialised in nervous
oiseases at ixs Angeies college,
i Treat acute and chrenlc diseases.
Office 606-0-7-a. tj, S. Natl Bank
i 'Bldg. Pbone tit. Residence. 1020
Cotirt St, Phone 3216.
. rVUUC 8Ti:.VOCJICAPIIElW
COPY WORK CORRECTLY TYPE-
. written and compared. Call after 6
at 4 Htate street.
WURSEHXES.
NORTHWESTERN NURSERY AT
s state ana 34th streets choice roes.
ornamental and flowerlnr ' shrubs,
: shade trees, budded holly, grafted
. Franquetto walnuts and all kinds of
fruit trees, Howard Jonee, Pnone
iii ,
FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YARD
. at Hlgn and Ferry. Call and see
; stock and rt price bfor purchas
; Inr elawher. Everbearing" straw
? oerry plants.
PIANO TCJIIFIO
r. E. MAST. EXPERT 'TUNING,
cleanlnr, rspairlnr end rerulatlng.
All work ruaraateed. 1046 Hall
street or care of Sherman Clay A
Co., Court street, phone 2163-J.
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
roods or all Kinda pipe rittinr. bar
ness, collars, collar pads, tools,
chain. Fred Schlndler. 360 Cent
Street.
TRAKirER HATTIIWO
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE, ANY KIND
01 sasvisi in avwsBHviv
fnorlnr Job 4m prompt
fen rYVa, wi aa s-aae T Imma
SSBBTSBBBP 1 W 0 ASfV Ma VHVVl eaeaaW
47$ SUte 8t Pbon f $$. Bldsnc
aia w
pnrne
UNDERTAKERS
WEBB"lTCLO"UGll5rB. WEBB, A. W
s ClOUfrn, lunera oirwwr.. umvmm
modern methods known to th pro
' feaaion. 47 Court street.
WOVEN WIRE rK.fCIXO
Ipot Xatlonal A Asserieasj Fene.
U slaee. SO lav SS in. high,
Paints. oUa nod Varaiak, .
Steve Rahallt ad Hevalreel
. Legaaherry nod If) lleok.
salesa Kene at Steve Work.
26) Cearl SC Flaj 1S4
WATER
8 ALE sfWATE R CO. OFFICE" 0 18
Commercial sirewi. mvw '--'
apply at offlc. Mak alt complaint)
at th offlc. No deducUons In bllli
will be allowed for absence or foi
any causes whatever unles water l
cut off from premises. Hereafter
weter for Irrigation will only b
furnished to regular customers using
water for domestic purposes. Con
tractors for sidewalks, brick work
or plastering, will please read "for
bulldinr purposes' under schedule ol
eetea AnnlV at office for et.yy. t
' wall' papek. sAtirr "
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
opwsrd ror cnoic wm .pw
Buren s Furnltur Stor. 17$ Com
mercial SC . ' ; .
WALL PAPER, PAIXT '
8EB PORTER FOR" PaTnTSWa1X
Paper and Picture Framing. Good
workmen. 466 Court fit- Phono &.
GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC
ooratlnr. painting, tinting, paper
bearing, etc Work don by contract
or day; rood workman. Location
let Center St. Ptiowa 6-W.
WHEY
For Feeding Hogs
Can be had at the
' .
Marion Creamery
Call or Telephone 2488
i
SALEM MARKETS
BUYING" PRICES.
Eggs and Poultry.
Ergs, 3JHc
Old roosters, 13c to 14 c.
Stars, 16c to 18c
Pork 'Mutton and Beef.
, Ewes, S Q 7c
Pork on foot. 14c to 15 He
Vekl, dressed, 13c to 17c. ,
Spring lamb, 13c.
Beef steers, 7 to 9c; cows, 4 to
Balls. I to 6c
Hay.
Cheat, per ton, $20.
Clover, per ton, $18.
Vetch, per ton, $20.
Oram.
Wheat. $1.36 to 1.87.
Oats, 90 to 95e. , -
Deans, 8 to 9c
Hill Feeds, ReUU.
Bran, per ton, $26.00.
Shorts, per ton, $38.
WHOLESALE TO DEALERS.
Butter.
Country butter, 46c
Creamery prints, 63c
Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem, 64c
Flah.
Steelheads, 25c
Salmon, Chinook, 20c
.VeaTeablc.
Lettuce, crate, $2.60.
Celery, 76c to 90c
Nebr, rice corn, 11c
Tomatoes. California, $2.76. ,
Broccoli, $1.75 to $1.85.
Onions, $2 to $2.60.
Cabbage, 2c.
Stria garlic, 8c
Potatoes. $1.25.
Tarnlps, sack, $1.00.
Knts
Almonds. 22c
' Walnuu (No. 1) 24c
Walnut (No. 2) 20c
Peanuts, raw, 17c
Cocoanuts, dozen $1.20.
Frolts.
Grapefruit, $6.
Pears, $1.60.
Orances, $4.60 to 6.60.
Bananas. SHc
Apples, $1.2 & to $1.75.
Dromedary dates. . $4.75.
Honey (Idaho) $4.50.
Lemons, $6.60 to $7.50.
Itetatl Price.
Creamery butter, 60c
Eggs, 40c. -
Floor, hard wheats 41.10 to IS,
Floor. Taller, 11.60 to $2.60
Sugar,' cane and beet. 11 lb, $1.
Potatoes, sack lots. $1.60.
8c
PORTLAND MARKETS
PORTLAND, FebY 18 Today's
car receipts: Wheat, 4; floor,- 8;
oats, 8; hay, 4. t
Cattle.
Cattle, steatdy; receipts, 892;
medium to choice steers, $10.55 to
$11.50;! good to medium steers.
$9.35 to $10.35; common to good
steers, $8 to $9.40; choice cows and
heifers, $tf to $10; common to good
cows and heifers, $6.75 to $8.16;
csnners, $4.25 to $6.26; bolls, $5
to $8; calves. $7.50 to. $12; stock er
and feeder steers, $6 to $9.60.
Hog.
Hogs,-lower; receipts, 2686; prime
light, $'6.45 to $16.60; prime
heavy. $1M0 to 16.66; pigs, $14.50
to $15; bulk .of sales, $16.25 to
$16.50,
. Sheep.
Sheep, steady; receipts, 26; west
ern lambs. $15 to $15.50; valley
lambs. $14.50 to $15; yesrlings, $13
to $12.50; wethers, $12.60 to $12;
ewes, $9 to 11. Portland market
on shorn sheep, 2e to 2c under
qootatlons. i
4 Dairy Prodocts.
Batter: Prints, extras, 62 to Sic;
Tubes, extras. 47c; prime firsts,
46 He: dairy. 82c.
Butterfat: Portland delivery No.
t soar cream. 5 Sc.
Potatoes.
Baying price, locals, $1 to $1.10;
wiling price, $1,15 to $1.25.
Grains.
Grain: Thirty-day optiono Bids
Barley, feed. $65; brewing. $66.
Eastern oats ind corn In bulk:
lids Oats, No. 3, white, $62.60;
So. 38-pound clipped white.. $62.50;
orn. No. 3. yellow, $68.60; No. 2,
-nixed. $67.50! oats. No. 2, $62.50:
'lipped. $64: corn, yellow, $68.50;
-nixed, $67.60. i
' " - f"'
Corn A verages Higher:
March, $13J; May 4U6
CHICAGO, Feb. j 1 1. Corn , aver
tged higher today bwlng more or leas
o efforts, to accumulate reserve
Hocks here before farmers become
busy with field work. The. close.
however, was unsettled, - March
$1.27 5-8 and May $1.26 3-8. with
he final range l-8c off to a like ad
vance compared with Sato r day's
latest figures. Oats gained 2-Sc to
5-8 to 3-4c net. The outcome- In
provisions varied from 17c decline
to a rise of seven cents. Near the
end of the day, thoogh, prices tended
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE THE A. J. PURVIS'
. place in Spring valley. Enquire, Mr.
. E. T. Preacott. 641 Mill or Mrs. J. A.
Remington, phone 34S1-J.
CANADA THIS SPR1NO WILL KE
celve several hundred Uregon
rarmers. Call for free llteraturr.
Niemeyer Realty Co., 641 State street.
CANADIAN LANDS. I OWN TWO
farms, moat -productive portion Al
berta. Will sell either one. Write
or rail at 836 South. 12th or phon
1397.
FOR RENT HALF INTEREST IN 1X5
acre cultivated farm with stock and
machinery. Also 155 acre farm, 117
acres cultivated. Niemeyer Realty
Co., 644 Stat street.
A BARGAIN DAIRY FARM UP TO
date buildings close to town school
, and churches $1000 down, balance 10
br 15 years at exceptional low rate of
Interest. Addreas rout 3. box It,
Salm.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF PROP
ertiee for trade.- If you ere open for
a fair and equitable deal, we Invite
you toecall and see us. The Fleming
Realty Co., 341 State street, room 7.
Business established 1009.
WE HAVE A LARGE LIST OF PROP
ertles for trade. If you are open for
a fair and equitable deal. 4 we invite
rou to call and see us. The Fleming
tealty Co.. 341 State street, room 7.
Business established 1909.
A GOOD BUY 36x30 FEET ON BAST
side Commercial street, on door
north of Stat street, Salem, togeth
er with perpetual rlrht of way over
the 14x60 V4 feet tract extendlagf rom
this property to Stat street- Terms
Apply Scott Boxorth, 701-1 Spauldiar
Bldr-. Portland. Oreron. - f
PRUNE RANCH FOR SALE 16 ACRJLS
V4 miles south of Salem. 10 acre
bearing. 3 acres four years ' old. 1
acre loganberries, new live room
house, barn and chicken house, rood
well, fine view and best cf soil, will
take city property up to $3000, price
3600. 11. A. JOHNSON A Co, Room
2 Ladd & Bush Bank Bldr-'
GOOD S ROOM -HOUSE ON PAVED
street, years old. worth $4000, but
must be sold at the sacrifice price of
$2300. $1000 will handle this. One
of tho best improved 240 acre farms
in Marlon county for sale, will take
improved acreage aa first payment
up to $6000. Price $18,000 for further
information, see Perrlne 4b Marsters.
493 Hubbard Bldg.. phono 907.
A GOOD INVESTMENT AND FINE
home. 40 aerea of good. land, laye
rolling all clear, except about aia
acre of timber, 37 acres' of five year
old orchard rood five room plastered
house, rood barn and well, fine sight
ly place and ought to double In val
ue In five yeers. Price $15 per acre.
Exchange, rood house and cash for
small farm. 320 acres Improved close
to railroad $2500, take boua part
pay. For rente. 30 acre. 10 acres.
Money to loan. F. L. Wood, Bayne
building. - -
FOR SALE 100 ACRE STOCK FARM,
will consider small farm as part
payment up to $8000, price tia.ttJ.
Five scree !' under cultivation.
about 60 EngtUa walnut trees seven
years old, som bearing cherries and
- peaches. rod road.- price $900. 2 Of
acre farm 90 acree good wheat
land, balance paalur and fine tlm-
and harness goea, some machinery.
1 pric 635 per acre. acres all under
cultivation, rood three room plaster
ed bouse, rood barn, well, rock road.
jVi miles out, price oieoe. , ir you
want to buy. trade or sell, us.
W. H. Orabenborst aV Co., 276 SUts
street. . .
FOR EXCHANGEIS ACRE STOCK
ranch in Umpqwa valley, 9 miles from
rood town on rood road. 76 acres in
cultivation, 100 slashed and seeded.
balance timber and pasture lans
watered by fin - creek. Place all
fenced with rood fence. About tv
head cattle, good team, 2. brood sows,
all tools, and farm machinery, feed
crop and everything for $13600. Want
Improved acreage or house and lots
and som cash or will take back
mortgage for difference. ' -
Fine 18 eere track 64 mllee from
Roaaburg, Or 0 acres commercal ap
ples. Just coming Into bearing. 0
acre rounr prunes. Nice 6 room
bungalow, rood barn, and other out
buildings, fine well, close to scnooi.
stor and mall rout. Price $46tO.
Want 60 to 100 acree of cheap lend
for stock ranch. What have you to
offer for either of th abov. They
will bear investigation and inform,
tlon. See Perrlne A Marsters, 42
Hubbard Bldr-, phone 907.-
EQUITY IN $60,000 SALEM INCOME
property for valley ranch not over
$40,000. Equity in 187 acre grain and
fruit ranch with good income, for
ranch not over $20.000., 13 acres
near Salem to exchange for coast
ranch not over $4000. 90 acrea, 26
in prunes, cherries and mixed, or
chard, good improvements, 30 past,
ure, 38 in grain land want dairy for
part and mortgage back for balance,
might consider a coast ranch, price
$10,000. '7V acres in fruit, good lm-
rrovements. sightly location, on car
ine, joining Salem, will take mod
ern residence as party pay, prUe
$8000. Absolutely th finest $ room
arrangement, strictly modern, large
lawn garage owner wants to leave.
$2060. 8 room modern practically
new furnished house, gerage, paved
street. $2800 or will take Portland
residence, mlrht assume. If you have
wants in my line kindly make them
known to me. Socolofsky, 841 State
street,
LOOK AT THISA REAL
OPPORTUNITY
About 409 acres of choice Polk oub
ty land: about 80 acr clear: about 60
teru la atumn aaatura; balanea in
choice piling timber and oak gruba.
TlnlMf alaaa worth ?. New four-
room house, new dairy barn, providing
ror z cow ana rour nor sea; new pig
pen and new milk boos. Water piped
(rom fin spring to all building. Will
sell the whole at a greet bargain.
Very easy terms. 8 per coat Interest.
AAnm 1., awm r Th Stmn.
somewhat to relax owing to asser
tions that 100,000 cars had been
concentrated In the middle west and
that a dally movement of 4,000,000
to 6,000,000 bushels was on.
Oats ascended to new top records
for the season. Urgent bidding from
the east was chiefly responsible.
A bolge ln hog , prices gare
strength to provisions. Subsequent
ly, realizing sales brought about a
setback.
"What do you do In your spare
time?" "In my spare time I oioally
write the letters that I should have
written when I wan loafing on the
fob during business hoars." Detroit
Free Press;
, "He offered to let me In on the
ground floor." "Well?- "From the
drop the stock took after t bought I
most hare been let In on the room."
Louirtlle Courier-Joornal. ; -
THINGS THAT
' CesyrirM,
msts-r X A
OLO THC CAS rSZCX110 '
Ae eeroRe ) Hbv' 1
FISH MARKET
IS PROPOSED
Honolulu Mayor to Open Mu-
nicipal Store to Combat v
High Prices
HONOLULU. Jan. 20 (By Main
The establishment of a mnnic'pat
fish market for the purpose of 're
ducing the price and Increasing th
consumption of fish in Honolulu U
proposed by -Mayor Joseph J. Fern.
Mayor Fern is greatly interested
himself In the matter, which has
teen brought to a head by a threat
ened boycott on the part of the na
tive Hawaiian of all fish on ac
count .of high prices 'asked by the
fish markets. . .
, Mayor Fern, who. Is a Hawaiian.
Is an expert on. fish and aays that
twe prices at which the sea food
sells. In Honolulu are more than
double what they reem to be. Tbls
condition he lays t what he say is
a "trost,"" 8 combination of whitfl.
Chinese and Japanese fishermen and
venders. He believes that the es
tablishment of a municipal fish mar
ket Is the only way to remedy con
ditions. t
The mayor's thereat to establish
such a market has already had its
effect, fish having dropped from 26
and 40 cents a pound to an average
of- 26 cents.
Mayor Fern says, however, that
ft Is possible to establish fish mar
ket, pay the fishermen ten cents a
pound for their catches, which would
insure them a good profit, and re
tall the fish at not to exceed fifteen
cents.
BEGIAN BABIES
, TO BE SAVED
American Red Cross Plans
Work in Free Portion of
Invaded Nation
BEHIND HE nRITISH LINES IN
TRANCE AND BELGIUM, Jan. 21.
(Correspondence of The- Associat
ed Press.) A campaign to save the
lives of Belgian babies in that part
of Belgium which is free from , the
German invader has been inaugurat
ed by the American Red Cross,
through Its department for Belgium.
The Belgians realize that the lives
of their children must be conserved.
For that purpose the problem of re
ducing the present high death rate
will be attacked by a committee of
prominent persons who hare been
appointed by the minister of the In
terior. . j
The committee, which will be fl
nscedvby the Red Cross, Is com
posed of Madame Henry Carton de
Wiart, wife of the minister of Justice
who spent some six months in a Oer
man prison In Berlin; Madame D'
Xetren, Madame Hymans wife of the
minister of foreign affairs; Madame
Roland, who is working among tho
Belprlan children; - Mrs. John Van
Fchalrk Jr.. fe of the acting direc
tor of the department for Belgium,
and Dr. Rouleti chief heiltb officer
of Belgium.
This committee will approach Its
problem from heveral angles. In
refugee centers It will estabiirh clin
ics where mothers can bring their
tables for frequent examination. Day
nurseries will be established for the
children of mothers who work. . Ar
rangements will be made to care
prrnifli for batlr'oned 'r or.
phased babies, he committee' will
to home visiting, follow up maternl
tl eases and children left in day
nurseries, and attempt to Improve
conditions under which babies lire
In their homes. General Improve
NEVER HAPPEN
CserSyJCS
ment of housing and living condi
tions will also be undertaken.
, . The American Red Cross is erect
ing an additional building for the
Home of the Queen, where several
hundred young children are shelter
ed. Children from four to fourteen
years of age have been taken In tho
home but bo provision has. hereto
fore been made for the babies. Th
new structure will shelter one hun
dred Infants who are now Urinz
where they are exposed to gas anl
shell attacks from the Germans. The
construction Is being ' done by the
Belgian army. ,
Another home for older children
Is being bulldt by the Red Cross
under the direction of the minister
of the Interior.' The Society Is pay
ing the entire cost of -building and
furnishing this Institution which will
shelter two hundred and fifty Addi
tional little folk. It will also pay
the cost of adminstraton.
The work of the Red Cro'ss'n Bel
gium has for some time been under
the direction of Captain Van Schalck
Major Ernest P Bicknell; the direc
tor of the department for Belgium,
having been called to Italy at tb-3
beginning of the German advance. '
Major Bicknell has been detailed for
service with the new Italian commis
sion which has arrived from the
Unted States and he will probably
remain In Italy for some weeks. .
"Young August lives like a mil
lionaire's son, doesq't he?" "Higher
than that, lie lives a high as be
imagines a millionaire's eon would
live." Buffalo Express, ,
The Russian government Is still
bothered with colicky pains.
TIME TABLES
SOUTIIKH PACIS-IO CO.
IWrthbooad
So. 16 Oreron Express ..... 8:0$ am.
No. 64 Oregonlan ... ..... 6:16a.m.
No. 28 Willamette Limited. . 0:20 a.m.
No. II. Portland Passenger.. 1:36 p.m.
No. 84 Cooe liar 8:44p.m.
No. 13 Shasta Limited . .... 7:00p.m.
No. 14 Portland JCxpreaa ... 6:10p.m.
No. 328 Local Way Freight.. 8:00a.m.
No. 222 Portland rest Freight 11:36 pm.
Sewthbennd
No. 63 Oregonlan .......... 8:10 e.ro.
Ho. 28 Coos Hay ...10:61 a.m.
No. 16 California Expreaa ..10:11a.m.
No.. 17 Hoseburr Paseenrer. 4:30 p.m.
No. 11 Phaata Limited ..... 6:43p.m.
No. 27 Willamette Limited.. 4:10p.m.
No. 1$ San Prancteco paaa.. .10.37 p.m.
No. 221 San Fran, rest Fru,. ,is:oi a..
No. 327 Local Way Freight. .12:01 e-m.
isALEM-CFKll LIJVBI
No. 73 Arrive at Salem..... 0:18a.m.
No. 74 Leave Salem......... 3:01p.m.
At. 85 SC. WALLS C1TV A WESTrnttf
lit Leavee. Salem, motor .... 7:06a.m.
ltd Leaves Salem, motor.... 0:11a.m.
166 Leaves Salem, motor.... 1:40p.m.
Through car .to Monmouth and Arlie
1C7 Leaves Halem, jnotor ... 8:48 p.m.
ICS leaves Salem, motor 6:17 p.m.
220 Way Freight leaves Salem 6:00 a.m.
isz Arrives at naiem ........ s:ioa.m.
104 Arrives at Salem ........11:00a.m.
1(0 Arrives at Salem......... 3:00p.m.
ice Arrive et Baler ........ 6: 1 1 p.m.
170 Arrive at Salem ........ 7:20p.m.
240 Way Freight Ar. Salem.. 8:80p.m.
OSUCCON ELECTRIC
Sonthaoad
Train
' IaTe
Arrive
Arrlv
Eucen 10:66 am
12:36 pra
wo.
epoctland
Salem
8:36 am
10:11 am
13:66 pro
4:16 pm
0:40 pm
1
, . , . . 0 :3 am
Ltd... 8:30 am
.....10:46 am
. . . ...2:05 pra
8:36 pm
8:60 pm
Salem only
Salem only
0:60 am
13 Ltd. ..4:40pm
17 ......0:06 pm
s:ie pm
1 ......1:20 pm
11:29 pm
1:66 am
21 .....ll:4Dm
North Bank Station
(leave Jeffer
sen Street 16 and 20 minute later.)
Werthheaad
Leev Arrlv
Train
Arrlv
Portland
0:60 am
0:26m
11:36am
1:26pm
4:00 pm
6:46 pm
7:40 om
No, . TCugen
3 .....12:01 am
1 iAdV..Ts4f am
12. .....
! .....11:18 sm
10 Ltd;. .1:66pm
20 .....4:10pm
Salem
4:38 am
7:16 am
0:46 ant
11:20 sm
1:60 pm
4:00 pm
6:20 pm
7:66 em
z ......4:zspm
10:00 pm
sNorth Dank Ststlon Arrlv Jeffer
son Street 14 minutes earlier). Leave,
Corvalli. . 1
CORVALMS COJftfRCTIOHriK
- . Ncrthbonnd f,
Leave Orvsllts Arrfve Salsm
' 8:26 am :IUbk
12:12 pro 1:60 sm
2:41 pm 4:00 pm
4:10 pm 6:20 pm
6:18 pm 7:66 pm
Sonthboejad
Leave Sslem - Arrive Corvalli
8:28 am 0:67 am
10:16 am 11:22 am
12:66 pm 8:30 pm
v 4:16 pm 6:36 pm 4
6:40 pm. 8:00 pot J