TTTE OREflb.X STATESMAN THIRHDAY, APRIL 11, 10f
as if ec3 ED i r c t fy
The Wants and Needs of the Capital City Are-Noted
Under Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them
all Kinds I .ai,k
CFrUriLI I is na 4 years of ace
JtVV' both conductors an
ril f7LAl
CLE9, TOOLS, ETC
CAPITAL EXCHAIuis
117 Court ft.
v wonwicn tjxion
rfltE IXHrilAXCE society
fUeldent Agent
885 Uie St-
Money to Loan
TH0S.K.FORD
EN BETWEEN
to qualiry for
1 i mfitrtrmaM
Be,,: Pr hour, f trt year;
40 cent second year, and 4 3 cents
thereafter. Eight hour day, tlm and
half for all work over eight houit
and thirty minute In any It.hnur
PT,'?4- .APPly 1Um 310 ElectliCI
roruiM, Oregon, Portland
Hallway. Light Power company.
PHYSICIANS
bilU G.' ALTM AS. lfCM EOPATH IT?
Physician. Office and residence 24
Norta Liberty. Sult-m, phone 147.
LODGE DIRECTORY
IIHOTIIKHMOOU OK lOKMAJI
Ove Ladd Jk Besb
Bask, galeae. Or.
35- ""
CtAStirXEP ADTBllTISmMSTt
Rata Pee Word
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wr- ' a. .
mnntn .... .....a. . V
iT months contract Pr mo. lo
iisestbs contract, par nso... 7c
)i0 "uDtopeDed for leaa than 6o
.tt eard given fro with an
a4-rtsnent to tho extent oftffo
E.ouacln "For Sale," Tor
just," "Rooms" or "Uoard."
MEN ONLY WANTED
West Linn Mills opposite Oregon
f tty. 1 years and over If able
bodied. The strike won't bother you
any more than it Is bothering u.
Bring railroad receipt from Salem,
and we will pay hack If you work
one week. liowest wage $3.31 I
hours shift wurk. t hours dav work
alone. Come anyway and trv It once
seeing how foolish the strikers were
TO
Min-:i',i.xp.oi?ar
MALE AND FEMAE Hnf.P WANTED
wo have an opening In your town
for a newenaoer salesman. You
eould make a pood salary with our
proposition. Adareas "II 47" States
Iriitn office. 1
MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN-
tng In Masonic Temple, fifth rioor. at
I o'clock. All visiting member wel
come. Horace tykes. Kc reman. W.
li. Trunk, Correspondent.
MODERN W'OOUMEI.
MODERN WOODMEN OK AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp. No. 6Z4, meeU
every Thursday evening at S o'clock
. in Derby building, corner Court and
High streets, it. F. Day, V, C; J. A.
Wright, elrelc
BUSINESS CARDS
At TO delivery
? AGO AGE AND PARCELS DELI VER
ed any place, elty or country, Phone
FOR SALEl
i.ivi-:tock
FRESH COW FOR BALE CALL ili
North 23d.
: BTBW TOD AT
Iscb new classified advertlse
meat will be run under "New
Today" for first Insertion, unless
JthsrwUe ordered by tho edver-
VuWiuent Insertion of the ad
will appear under Its proper elaee-
ilcaUoa.
Me sdverttement will bo run
Ddr "New Today" for nor than
m Issue under any circumstances
FOR BALE 1 POLAND CHINA BOA IX,
registered, icuiirson mile Norm
County Farm. Phone 4 Ft.
rwtlwoy, .
'mimcki.i.a . Kt V
FfllNITUHU FOIl MALE NEAULY
new. Inquire 1600 Cherneketar
M TODAY
AS PA RAO All PLANTS FOR' SALE,
fbone I2F12.
mve liLTKETE INCUBATOIUI. 600
crc site for sale. Used one season;
7 f.ft- will sell for 150
V Will Install Mammoth Incubator and
X tuiit make room. XL A. C. Poultry
brunch, Ut. Denedict. uregon. .
FOU SALE ORAKS SEED WHEAT.
Hiryro McKlnney, Turner, Oregon.
FOR SALE OOOD ONE HORSE CAN
ton wagon, complete. Q. Mitchell,
Turner.
IF YOU WANT TO OET THE RES.
.farm paper, send 10c to the Pacific
Homestead. Salem, Oregon, for a trial
1 subscription. Mention this ad. '
Cllinok'MACTl
Dll'O. L. 8COTT. D. C, GRADUATE Or
P. 8. C Cbiropravties rountaia neao.
DiirenDurL Iowa. ChlroDracllC cor
rects the cause of disease. Office
40S-7-I, V. H. N. Iiank Building.
Phone 37. Ttealdenee IH-R
WHEY
For Feeding Hogs
Can bo had at the
Marion Creamery
Call or Telephone) 24 tt
I SALEM MARKETS
ei
TnOTkcairFii if sTci'Ait.
DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
disease. 15 S. Hlrli St. Phone t3.
iiunxo wticK
Kkkh and ToulUj.
Kgg, 30c.
Old roostera, 13 to 14c.
Stags, 16 to 18c.
Pork, Mutton and lieef.
Pork on foot, 15 to 16c.
Ewes. & to 9c.
.Veal, dressed. 16 to 19c.
Spring lamb, 19c.
Only a small part of this advantage
was retained at the) end. 1
Delaware & Hudson's extreme re
versal of two and a half points was
attended by receslsons of one to two
and -a half points In coalers, SL
Paul's also becoming heavy, while
Canadian Pacific yielded its gain of a
point.
United States Steel moved within
the narrowest area most of the time,
the slight decrease- In March ton
nage evidently having no effect, but
finished at a slight loss. Sales ag
gregated 193.000 shares.
Firmnesa marked the day's bond
market. Anglo-French C's adding a
trifle to yesterday's gain. I.IIberty
Issues were moderatlvely active, but
mainly lower. Total sales, par value,
amounted to $3,275,000.
United States bonds, old Issues,
were unchanged on call.
REAL ESTATE
IHJTTOM LAND WANTED FOR 'CASH
rent. Nlemeyer. $44 Slate . street.
FOR RENT OR SALE A TEN ROOM
house and 3 acres. 1133 Center street,
phone 1091.
WlIJi EXCHANGE WELL-IMPROVED
10 acre tract for IliOO coast acreage.
Nlemeyer, Hi Slate.
CHOICE 1-ORTLAND IJTS AND
some cash to exchange for good Sa
lem home. Nlemeyer. 344 Slate.
roll MALE 13 ACRES OF LAND,
auarter mile from Clastar: 31Z& an
acre. Will sell half. If desired. John
Wesley. Salem, route 3. Phone S7F4.
urday to the bedside of his father-in-law,
Mr. Emerson, who Is very low.
caused by the shock received when,
his 16-year-od son. Haker, was
thrown from a train which severed
one leg and caused bla death.
Advertised Letters
I
Corn Market Strengthened
by Favorable Prospects
CHICAGO. April 10. Prospects
that first trades In the July dejlvery.
which are scheduled to take plara
Ileef steers. 7 to 9c; cows, 4 to 8c. I tomorrow, would perhaps be at as
SEVERAL FINE HOME-TRACTS FOR
sale on easy terms, also a number
of fully-equipped farms. Nlemeyer,
4 4 State street.
FOR SALE OR RENT ( ROOM HOUSE
partially modern, two lots, fruit.
( heap. Phone 1403-J or call 1301
North Fourth.
AdtrriUrd April P, I9n,
nalley, Mist Esther
Derry, Mrs. John
Dumgardner, J. A.
llurke, Mrs. Katherlne
Cook. II. l.eon ..I
Dawning, D. L. , -
Donald. Clarence 8.
Kleener, J. A.,vare of Korvst
Gibson.
Grant. Margaret ,;
llalford, Mrs. Bill i
Knlese, Edgar V
Martin. R. L. K
Olson, Anton
Parker, J. G i? . . .
Bervel, Maud. .v
iTilAWTntfDTSi PHKia
CAPITAlTciTY" TRANSFER COM PAN f
I'hone 033, Salem's largest and best
equipped transfer company. Uet our
reduced freight rates on eastern
shipments. Also for storage as we
have three warehouses In connection!
with business. Furniture moving, I
packing, shipping and storing our
specialty. . Office 161. South Commer
cial street.
CAPTIVITT OF THE O ATM AN OIRlJ
This true story of western Immi
gration has been carefully revlseo,
making s handsome little hook. Ill
tells In graphic terms of the mia-
acre of the Oatman family, of the
escape of Lorenzo, and the captivity
of Mary and Olive. Mary died of
starvation ana uuve was purchase
TTiCsiiPirKHSi NO PARLORS F.
H. Wstanahe. Proo.. 434 N. Commer
cial St. Ladles' and . gentlemen s
suits clesned and pressed. 1.2I end
31.78. Work called for and delivered
fre. Telephone Main 662.
-JlTSiT
jWKaWED WE PAT HIGHEST
price for Junk or every gino. u ve
make you a price on your household
ii.' The "Kauare Deal" House I
Capital Junk Co 171 Cbemeketa
street, rnone
WAXTED YOUNQ MAN TO LEARN
rioting ' trade. Apply Statesman
(onpoalng room, upstairs.
A ITER THE OUTINO COME IN AND
njoy our real refreshing tonsorlal
6rlor, with a shave and shampoo.
Wey's Rarber Shop, 111 State
street.'
iixt TMTftMK IN STATE HOUSE
round s weeks ago containing
moaey, keyea and nose ' ,
ease. Return to Den'a office. V 111
melte university. Reward. -
from the Indians five rears later. 1 ,lfT . vaittib. piio tor 0BCONC
The Price Is 20 cents, postpaid. Ad- .f, 1. . t! . w 5."-..
dress Orea-on Teachera Monthly. Sa. a9 ?vaml Vi? LmwiJZ
lem. Oregon.
-p&vTZrniT
kldaa. The People's
junK ana veconanana oiorev sis m
Comrrereia I'hone 7l.
WHITE HOCK CHICKS.
3F or 67F0.
"MA I iTUENO riCD
LEAN WHrfE" HAS PROVEN 6UC-I
t innllMl h.r. or sola for
BLACK MINORCA EOOS FIFTEEN borne use. Sanitary Beauty Parlors,
for 1. ., ." per nunarea. h. vi HnhMM Kllr
Porter, Aumsvlile, Oregon.
IF YOU WANT TO OET THE DEM'l
"CACAUHIES
poultry paper published, ,end 10 SALEM STEAM- LAUNDRV-LICK
eents to the Northwest Poultry
Journal, Salem. Oregon, for a trial
etihscrintion. Mntun this na.
FOR RENT
delivery and careful work. Dry
wasn so per pouoq. m ovum adv
ert? street. I'hone li. -
1IOCSRS
fOIt SALE AT A RAROAIN. MY 10
seres 34 miles northeast of Malem.
4 acres hearing prunes, I of lKsn-
fcrrles. an.l XTVCui. narty FOR RENT C ROOM HOUSE, OARD
Ints, or would rent to right party, vn nn4 frtllt, Jioo Chraekel.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO-
uiae ws.hlnr done at a rate every
body can afford. For only 30 cents
win collect, wash and deliver
your washing i within twenty-four
boors, rhntl. t71.
' . , v.; 1 i
fARMERS , DESIRINO FEDERAL
farm loans for use In the late, sum
mer or fall, should file their appuca.
FOR RENT 312.80 SIX IUK)M MOD- -r
"Ti:orATii"
J? :.VhiJ Z T it.te of Interest RENT 7 ItOOM IIOUS
'J"V it Te 14 tl veers A trt' tr lon
iPtPVUZEZt TftT w-so'nle TeinDle' ning. lots of fruit, also Kan
S'iw Masonic Temple. month, see F. A. liaker,
Salent. Oregon.
ACHE FARM, 0 -ACRES IN FOR 'SSSEISiHtXl
cultivation good buildings, 330 perl
ere. Rock county, iscd., lor acre
age near Salem.
-' . 1 nil., f.nni RulKm DA
. tnvatv rnaii ell In cultivation. 41
f room house price $125 per acre, part!
it trle. liberal terms on naiance.
30 acrea, ( miles from Salem well
imnrnv.d want lar irT farm.
lS acrea near Philomath, Or.,
for rent from now till Nov. 1. 11,
for 31S0 cash. See I'errin iar
ters, 402 Hubbard Bldg., phone 907.
"V" .. I i7nl niL W. L. MERCER. OllADUATB
ri, nw vtm k---v T - -. , - . K Kirks.
IT. VnVtlm. Veelc . V..K -;-tr. arut.nd chronic
HOUSE ON I tlonal Rank Dldg. Phone tlf.
r card-1 . oence i norm oummcr. j huu w,.
rage H'l,. miminv oaTn-n
. I i. i u.. i-m mwA i .iirr.nnl
orsduatea of the American Schools of
Osteopathy. Kirksville, Mo. Post
graduate and specialised In nervous
4 81-J.
Dulls, 4 to 6c.
Hay
Cheat, per ton. $24.
Clover, per ton, $22.
Vetch, per ton, $24.
(Jrain.
Wheat. $1.85 to $1.87.
Oats. .11.
Deans, 10c. ' -
Mill Feeds, lieu II.
nran. ter ton. $36.
'Shorts, per ton, $38.
WIIOLKMAL.K TO IlKALKIlS.
Country butter, 45c.
Creamery butter, 45c. "
llutterfat, f. o. b. Salcra, 43c.
FUh.
Steelheads, 25c.
Smelt, 5c per pound.
Salmon, Chinook. 20c.
Vegetable.
Lettuce, crate, $2 to $2.75.
Celery, 90c.
Nebraska rice corn. 11c.
Tomatoes, California, $2.75.
Broccoli. $1.25.
Onions. $1.75.
Cabbage, 3 He.
String garlic, 8c.
Potatoes, $1.
XuU. ,
Almonds, 23c.
Walnuts, No. 1, 24c.
Peanuts, raw, 17c.
Cocoanuts, doxen. $1.50.
A ' Fruits.
Honey. Idaho, $6.
Oranges, $6 to $8. t
Grapefruit. $5.25.
k Dananas, 6 He.
Apples. l. z to 11.10.
Lemons, $6.60, to 67.50.
Dromedary dates. $5.25.
lOtall lrlce.
Creamery butter, 65c.
Eggs, 35c.
Flour, bard wheat. $2.80 to $3.
Flour, valley; $2.50 to $2.60.
Kugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1.
Potatoes, sack lots, $1.25.
PORTLAND MARKETS
high a price aa $1.60 tended today
I to strengthen the corn market. The
I outcome was a steady close at l-8c
net advance, with May $1.27 2-8.
Oata gained 5-g to lc and provisions
15 to 17, to 35c.
Buyers' of corn appeared to have
their attention fixed on the change
IF YOU ARE IN THE MARKET FOR
s. small tract of good rich soli, rees
' onably priced and located close to
Salem, call IZ7-J.
I WANT TO RUT A GOOD, MODERN
home on the Installment plan. Write
full particulars In first letter If you
want to be considered. 1 will furn
ish the best of references, liox is
Statesman office.
WILL EXCHANGE MT M ACRE FARM
complete with all stock and machin
ery for good and Improved ranch In
Southern Alberta. Ulve location and
all details of Improvements, write
box statesmen office.
tomorrowmaklng the commercial A FINE room MODERN HO
grade, take rank a. contract grade. K fS SSVK?
ana removing toe maximum
curb entirely from new style, trans
actions. Estimates of the opening
price for the July option ranged all
the wat from $1.40 to $1.50.
Oats bulged sharply after a period
of weakness that was ascribed to fa
vorable crop conditions. The ensuing
strength resulted from opinions that
If Corn commanded $1.50 for new
July contracts the value of oats, too.
shoudl ascend.
Provisions rose with hogs and be
cause of decreased packing in the
I west.
ROOM MODERN HOUSE
ana
you
in clear property of any kind for
equity In this. A good trade can be
bad on this. Bee wm. Fleming, ill
State street.
A GOOD BUY 28x80 FEET ON EAST
side Commercial street, one door
north of State street, Salem, together
with perpetual right of war over the
lliiOL feet tract extending from
this property to State street. Terms
Apply Scott Dosorth. 701-3 Spsuldlng
utag foruena, uregon.
NAMING APPLES
IS LOTS OF FUN
Mrs. H. B. Carpenter Champ
ion Over All Others in
Community-
FOR SALE REASONABE MODER
five-room bungalow, gas and wood
range Included, built In buffet, fire
place, large bathroom, living room,
bed rooms, etc., extra large porch,
yard. Easy Walking Distance.
Terms. Phone 1271 or 193.
Smith, A.
llth. Mrs. II. L.
Snodder. Mrs. Flostle
August Huckesteln. P. M.
DISLOYALTY! TO
BE SUPPRESSED
it
Federal Cooperation to Help
Pot Down Disorder in
Illinois
FOR SALE A SAWMILL AND TWO
million feet of saw umoer, lor sieve.
part cash will take some trade. Also
piling timber for saie. Also cry
cord wood. A number of nice farms
and city property for sale cheap.
Have 18 acres of choice land, well
located .to. exchenge for home In Sa
lem. Value 82SOO. Joba IL Scott.
404 Hubbard building.
'NITHKKHIE.
w.?7.EIir:7" ? "XZZ iWEloiEli and s inole
y. r;T.' r.7,m months'. room, nicely furnished, at (33 Ferry
No children, will give references, au-
ress -H0" care Mtatesman. 1 ti,-vt rri rniiT Til.K ROOM
A, vs " "r - ,
with use of bath, in moaern noroe.
Address A. U. care statesman.
is nartiv modern five-room cot
tage 1U&3 Saginaw. In good order,
t'oremerly rented for 810 a month.
Call at 1042 Saginaw or Statesman
business office. Phone 23.
six Neat modern bungalow I
rooms at North 20th su Call at
Statesman business office or poone
320 Modern 10 room house on I FHlr,TIiAND NURSERY- SALES YARD
Cottage street, cloao in. ; Call at I 1 "V-ua lv... rHll and see stock
Statesman bualnes. of fee. or phone " IHa and t"y!nihlX
. : ! .I.,,ul.i.ra Craft-rl walnuts closing
out at reduced price, also logan
berries. - '
LIVESLEY. Or.. April The O
T. club met at the- home of Mrs.
Frances ; nressler Thursday after
noon. Mrs. C. O. Thomas assisted
Mrs. Dressier in entertainment. The
price offered by Mrs. Dresslerin a
contest of naming apples, was won
by Mrs. 11. D. Carpenter. Mrs. Town-
send received the prize given by Mrs. section of sy
Thomas. .Those present were: Mrs
4C. D. Query, Mrs. 8. C. Davenport.
Mrs. George Hlgglns, Mrs. W. v.
Johnson, Mrs. Townsend. . Mrs. J.
Fidler. Mr.. D. D. Fldler, Mm. N
WASHINGTON. April t. Federal
cooperation In suppressing disloyalty
and disorder In Illinois was promised
today by Attorney General Gregory
In response to a request from Gov- ,
ernor Lowden. Special agent, of the
department of Justice will be assign
ed to advise with sUte officials and
aid In Investigations.
In announcing the attorney gen
eral', decision, department official,
let It be known that he wa. prepar
ed to lend ilmllar assistance to other
state, desiring IL Without new leg
islation officials say that they are
almost powerless to -deal with dls- .
loyal utterances, the suppression of
which they think 1. essential to the
prevention of disorder, but the fed
eral agents are expected to accomp
lish something in cooperation with
state authorities.
Lieutenant Governor John C. Og
lesby of Illinois, today told Mr. Greg
ory and John Lord O'Drlan. special
assistant to the attorney general for
war work, that federal aid was Im
perative to check Increasing Instance,
of mob violence against disloyalists.
240 ACRES. 200 CULTIVATED. 40
timber pasture, running water, fair
Improvements, 3 miles from Pratum,
h- U m.A & 1 1 1 anil -,. it! linA
.so acres. 88 cultivated. 18 pasture. I particularly In the mining district.
z umoer. an gooo. son; spring waier, 0f goutbern Illinois.
goo4 improvements, no prune trees, i
i0 English walnut treea. gooa team
of horses, wagon, harness, 3 Jersey
cows, 100 pure bred hensj 1 mile from
Aumsvlile, a snap, price 38800. Terms.
Socolofsky, 341 SUte St.. phone 370.
Merely Point of View.
nntyr t i vrt II 1 A TltiH r ! I . . . . . .
, i.- Ane-elea College. 1 . " ivugie. irs. n. i. usrpcnirr, ra.
s w ' " A a MM M T.Mtm a 11 rOSX Bis 1 mm mm m, m ma m a mm
Treat acute and chronic Olseases. i itiuis. extras, n v - i itarry Tracy. Mrs. I. Iiouy. n.
Offices 505-6-7-3. u. a. National tras, 39c; prime firsts, c.
IlanK Iiiag. i-none si. n.iui"--',
120 Court street. I'hone 2218. Dr.
White, residence phone
George Dressier. Mrs. F. Holly will
ROOM
rW TtKNT THE HTOREROflM AT
. IU North Commercial street, now oe-
ti. E. MAST. EXPERT TUHJHU,
cleaning, repairing ana regulating.
All work guaranteed. IMS Hail
street or care of enerman vimy at
Co.. Vurt street, phone 3162-J.
"i,VBi.iO"aTKSi6iH A PIIERS
eupled by Compton's lc and 25el j.qjj heNT WELIj FURNISHED TWO
p'ore. win n rorvreni .May mi i"-i .nit thru room suites oi rooms sun-
fir particulars Inquire at room z.i ab for housekeeping, inquire ' 1 XY PEWRITIN'S NEATLY DONIJ ANU
orerman hick. - I norm trrorn. I rnmniiM i-none mi
roil SALE PEDIOREED FRENCH GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
'i. female. Alight months oia, ap
Sly O. O. M. Hotel Marlon.
"slioosiD HASb HOODS
8ArETr FIRST THE MONEY" I5ROK-
r always Insists on fire Insurence
on all buildings taken as security for
l"a. He absolutely refuses to rec
ognise uninsured buildings as any
trt of his security.
He knows by experience that these
buildings mar be swept away by fire
t any time, hence , If uninsured It
wouM be iinn.r. to count on them
of any value. Can you afford to
Carry vou' nwn rlakT
insure in. the Oregon Fire uenei
room.:" Close "cuUIli.i. WttK?ttttXSJ!H?
1080 ChomeKeta. mn izt. I goous m .r'" - -.--7.
i ness. gvii'j ". - -7.
' I ill.
ntr-et.
TffiriWFoufiD'
,1 1 U.I CUII.I wmm. ,
Fred Schindler, 266 Center
llutterfat: Portland delivery Jso. entertain at the next meeting.
1 sour cream, 4 4c. A Junior Red Cross was organ
Potatoes.
Ituvlng nrlce: Local., nominal
selling price. 75c to $1; new Call
Everybody may have a different
opinion of the aame thing In thl.
NNT ALBERTA 81 .... j, ... t.1. nv .
w . i a . . . 1 1 i woriu i nai ii ucuiwiHi, . ivi j
and some cash difference. Good example, the kiss, and you will find
terms on balance. The section Is tD following definition, of the dear
close to town with several elevators .,.. -
and Is fully equipped with new and lnl"- , , . , " ,
commodious buiidin.s. including 3J The biologists: The easiest and
head or cattle, head norses ana anirgost pleasant way to spread disease,
.To rCe.,nmr.ry flS'Sw . The minister.: The foundaUon of
Only a little more than $20 an acre;! all .in.
Nlemeyer. the canaaa urn, n Btatei The cboru. girl.: A substitute tor
street. - !,-. rhiond hand shake.
BM VB w -w-v
The bakers: A .weet cake having
affeetlon.
The height of fool-
fornla'a. 10c.
Grain.
Thirty-day options: Rids Oats.
No. 2, $69.50. Eastern oats and
corn In bulk: Bids Oata, No. 2.
white, $64; 3K-pound clipped, white.
$64.50; corn. No. 3 yellow, $66.50:
No. 3. mixed. $66; oats. No. 3. $64:
clipped. $64.50; corn.yellow, $66.50:
A junior ne -r"s w" "'"J 8NAP8. SNAPS. 8CHNAPPY ABSO- The bakers: A SW
Ilted In the -school last week.' with imeiy It is a shame to have to of- nothing to do with
the principal. H. N. Goode. as chair- fer as nice a house forthe price, and b-cneiori. rh
. u.-.. ii.nnlne-aen assistant say I am selling it. The most com- - "ine oacneiors. iu
man. Ernest Hennlngsen. assistant f finished and complete Ishness.
mixed, $66.
KOIM)
"X'SfDEltTAkF.n.
FOUNliOLbWAtCH ON idVEIll WKIiUac CLOUOlW.lTwEBB. A. If.
roadToVner can have same by Clougb. funeral dlrectora. '.Latest
moaern metnoas nown u
f.a.lnn. 4S7 Coirt street. '
Identifying. Inquire Theodore Stoelk,
route S. rx.it ntw, naim.
MISCELLANEOUS
"THAKrKll-MAIIUN
MONEY TO LOAN.
Aiclati ff Vlnnvlll the com-I
that has stood the test of time. I monEV"TO UiKS ON GOOD SECUR-
r jonnson ft t:o Agent., ion ttv. . n. inrnn. ynonw
"UK Bldg Salem, phone 347.
HT StfT RUT 10 ACRES. 6 MILI
at, gnini ( room house and other out
wildings, tVt acres in loganberries
WANTED
tflTO "TRUCkTsERVICE. ANT KIND
or naming. iimini
ta.l US moving Joba done prompt
1 i. Trv me once. Timme.
78 State St. .Phone 383. Residence 1
Bhn IHI.J'
wall" fafcr. raiNT,
Stocks Show No Definite
Trend Until Lost Hour
NEW YORK. April 10. Apart
from the comparative strength of
shlmiinsr and coppers, today's stock
market developed no definite trend
until the final hour when moderate
offerings of rails, at decline, of one
to two and one-half points, provoaea
a heavy close.
Tho movement In shippings, which
was mainly predicted on rumors of
another dividend on Marine pre
ferred in the near future, sent that
stock higher by 1 3-4 points. Atlantic
ulf meanwhile gaining two point.
and Pacific Mall two and a quarter
MISCELLANEOUS
ers.
wir-d up', 8 acres of creek bottom j wTNTMiX'LiailT WICKER BABY
with running water, price 12400.1 cab. Must bo reasonable and In good
n) down. - I condition, i-none .
.."r. TJlrL. n ASH PRICE PAID FOR
ire 3oo. I good clean rags. ITessroom states-
A fslrlv' .i v ... t m rA srood I rnsn. '
house, barn, cow barn, alio,
""k Ihhiu -w.la, aiatm olectrlC.
liht system. .20 head milk cows. 4 1 gHlPPiSAUT6 BERVICE-CITT AND
Zf tntm. equipment. 2 country trips. Phone Day. 161:
irom railroad, price ia Pi wirht. 3S
A folly modern 6 room bungalow I 'TlKKCREPAlRED Vtf CCANIMNo"
"arse Shane trees in front. IirejoATES IIAI JT-BJ. '' I -
H US.SELM AN FOR
- 1 ,1.11..
PHper hanaing, painiinie
Choice wall paper and cut out bord-
Phone imjwi.
JLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC-
,.aiir.a na:niina. iiniiiiB. e - -
bang nil efc. Work done by contract
5e- a-ood workman. Location
1020 Center BU Pbone 338-W.
iEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice m Wall hptfil
r. . - L-nFntf,ir. Sitore. 171 COCO-
mercial St. .
SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL
o-mm ana ii riur. iruun, -y
- . . .
Phone 418
" WATKlT
? everything complete, would
"t l?tflft t t.nll4 k, twkoaM nrlce
ZJl;9'- "-e J. A. Mills, 320 State
Station 171. South Commercial t-sALKM WATER CO.-orni.b,
phone 421. I Commercial street. For water
EMPLOYMENT
rKHAi.r,
VTEr otrt. ron oeneral
15 North llth. or phone
A-JJKD-WOM AN TO DO HOUSK
'r family or three. Must be
." refined and a rood cook. 7.1b
I... ?T tor '""mpent woman. If In
,!r,t4.,'lreaa box "II 5" Ktates.
"A ff'r' Blvlng your address or
,T-vt."criiTiit atrro SJUPPLT ANl
vulcanising. i'lul
street. Phone : -
BRACKETT 4V OR AY TUBES VUL
jTlVi.. vie Ttetreadlng our special-
tv. Free service car. Pbone
273 North CommerclaU ;
WATT SHIPP Ctr RETREADS AND
sections tubes 28e up. Service car
Phone 863. 128 South Commercial
' etrt ' .
301 B
service
only at office. Make all complaints
at the OH ice, ru wtouv ... -----
will be allowed for absence or for
" J ....... whatsver unless water Is
cut olf frcm premises. Hereafter
water fo- Irrigation will only be
furnished to regular customers ujslng
water for oomestic purpose-, v-wm-....-.-.
.... .M.iikL brick work
.i..i.,iii will nlease read for
hull ling purposes" under schedule of
r. ST nil ' ... ' "I,.
WOVF.WJRK FKCIN
PI
tfJTtVTTTlM W ASH EH" P1NCK
Ilros. Dairy, 'hone 1437.
'V!X5P r''KtK EXPERIENCED
APPlJJ Tsterson Cigar Co..
Btate and Commercial.
PROFESSIONAL
DR. F. L. UTTER. DENTIST. BOOMS j
412.414 nanK or uomnnrss ..
Phone 800. i - -
Depet Natle-Mil Jt America Feee,
ill elsee. 2 la. 4e SH lav. high.
Palate, lls and Varalis. i
.leaea ItebailK Repaired,
iakrr-r mmm lie lleehe.!
it. n. rr. nm,
sse)
m;ic ti:acsikrs
von saw
" rrrr?r: r.rr r.::.: 77Z-.ZT.n I vu -a rn-M wood SAW. PUONB
R HARM. TKACllblt "t j I ia.w. . v . ..--
Phone 13S3. . : ww . .
chairman; the primary teacher. Mis.
Walker, as treasurer. The pupils
show great Interest and are prepar
ing to do active work In the neor
future. z
A business meeting of the Livesley
Red Cross auxiliary was held Wed
nesday afternoon at the home or
Mrs. W. V. Johnson, who Is chalr
rrjan. Plans were msde to hold a
baxaar one day during the month of
May. The Red Cross members are
busy preparing articles to sell, and
are very enthusiastic over the plans
that are beThg formulated for its
success. Announcement will be made
In detail at a later date.
Mrs. Alice Coolldge is setting out
several more acres of strawberries.
.a a . e a S a.
A. Iietnincouri is planting a prune
orchard and filling In between the
row. with strawberries.
II. n. Carpenter Is having a roof
put on his bouse.
Aubrey Johnson spent Sunday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. V.
Johnson.
Yon Should Worry Let the
CUnificd Adi Work for You
thing In the wsy of a . room bung I fh auh-dehs: The e'ement which
now iavv inu irrm. at inav, nn.i ,t ... ..-i.li Y! RCMni.
are you doing with your talents, bid-1 make one vamplsn. ltecoro.
ing tnera in a naqain or an oiai
stocking or other safe place. IdleTl
Oo to and see William Fleming lf
you ever want a fine borne for next I
to stealing It under protection. Call
at 341 Btate street, room 7.
TIME TABLES
lomirnv r acme co.
Ne-tfcbeead
FOR SALE. ROOM MODERN COT- No. 18 Oregon Express -
tage. located three blocks from Hush No. 64 Oregonlan .... i.i
Rank corner, price 32S80. Improved No. 28 Willamette Limited.. f:J,-w"
a acre tract, all cultivated, house. No. 18 Portland PaaseageC. 1.36 p.m.
THINGS THAT NEVSR HAPPEN
. '. 1 1 am Vx
nOMT LOOK AT f l 'X
-r "ib tSLUSrt
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P
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a
1 fHO- OOfT) jj
Ja V . M
icner--aa Cepyrlfht.
m t at sa. a
and barn, good well, price lisoe. no. j VJ0 V. V'V ....
10 acre farm. 40 acree cultivated. No. 18 Shasta Limited 2:Ta5"m"
balance timber, pasture, running No. 14 Portland PJf.-' MSMU:
water, price 30 per acre. Good 1m- No. 218 Local Way V ,VVi a
proved 100 acre farm, good buildings. No. 223 Portland '1J"rr,ht mm
nearly all In crop, beat of soil, price itaasene '
8138 per acre. 140 acres of first class No. 63 Oregonian .!:;;rj?
farm land, good road price 388 per No. 83 Coos Ray -";"!!:
acre. If you want to buy. trade or No. 16 Calerala Cajpreaa .
sell, see us. W. H. Orabenhorst A No. ! Boaebur. Passjiger. ;IfJ
-Tr 911 ataatan Si ff I
..v.e e s w aw - m- a -. -
No! 87 Willamette Limited II 4:10 p.m.
Francisco !-,..
sn. Fast rru;.w:as,
EXCHANGE OOOD HOUSE CLfJSB INN Zl
pavea street siove. xaae iota in "a-1 ;; wl- ri.um "lliSli
lem or Portland balance easy terms. I -- - - ' -
20 acres good land mostly orchard I . . ,rm
good buildings near Salem. 81600. MaUmT!. " :ll a.i.
m.
Kooa Duuuinii n-sr pii.,. "U' Tt Arrive at Halam..... 1:18 a
take city property, balance . terms, jo. 73 Arrive J:ij
Income property good Nebraska townN- Leo Salem. I.tsp
5..000. Clear tor email larm. ror sai. AI.KW. FALLS C1TT a WESTkR
7 room modern house new. close In. . f, . Kalem. motor .... t:0ta.aa.
a bargain at 32260. 6 V, acre, close or..Y. 5:36 a-m.
In. main road., modern bungalow. JiJ Leaves Salem, motor.... 1:40 p m.
very cheap. 6 room bungalow new. xZZ.mZ t Vt on mouth and Arlle
iricur iriourrn irruisicBj sa na iwin
Ml - a. m 8-am l-ke-Vl MA AS . a - . 1:41 11. Bla.
sfe 31760. Choice ten acre tr.ct j; J motor.:::; 1:67 p.m.
rloae In good buildings on msln Way Freight leave. Salem 6.00a.sn.
road fruit and berries 62SOO. I room I :;, . (-.. .. a.i.-. 1 u.m.
pottage and two lots for rent F. LI u XxrKyrn at Salem ll:00a..
Wood. Bayne Bldg. I Arrives at Salem w.. 3:00 p.m.
IC8 Arrives at naiem
rtv a! rf if c a nrll in ai. n iuin ........ l:iltJ.
LUUIY Al iniJ A IVGuftle hvt;, 'rYelgbt Ar. Salem.. 8:38 p m-
0PP0RTUN1TY
ORSVOON BCL8CCT8UO
tVMtkbOOMl
Tvalai Tava Arrive
About 400 acree of choice Polk coun-l srr.r,i.n4 Kalem.
ty land about 110 acree clear; about 60I 1 3:30 am S.tlam
acres in stump pasture: oaiance in t Ltd. . .8:30 am 10:11am
choice oiling timber and oak grubs. I 1 uiiim iillnm
Timber alone worth 818.008. Newfour-I 9 3:0tpm 4:16pm
room house, new dairy barn, providing 1 Lt8...4:4t em S:40nm
for zv cows ana tour norss; new pig 117 S:Spm l:ptn raiemeniy
pen and new milk house. Water pipes I j 0:20 pm 11:20 pm Helen only
from fine spring to all buiidin.s. Willi 21 11-48 pm 1:66am 8:60am
sell the whole at a great bargain. I North Bank Station (leave Jsffer
Very easy terms. 8 per cent Interest. I on Street 16 and 20 minutes later.) t.
Arrive
Eugeae
10:61 am
13:26 pm
6:38 pea
S .iO pm
Addreaa L. owner, care The Stateaman,
Train
No. Kugene
3 12:06 am
Wert.fcoeed
Leave Arrive
Forty-Nine Stars in Flat
Dedicated by Brooks Folk h LU'.'..T:4iam
1 14 ..'.' .'.'ll :18 am
liftnnKK fir . Anrtl g. Thn neo-ll Ltd. ..1:66pm
nl of Brooks and vicinity raised alii '''''tWllm
unl.f ru. annta tfl.rnnnn Thai x North Bank Station t Arrive Jeffer-
flag contained forty-nine stars, one "f minutes earlier). oLeav.
oi goia in ine renter 10 nuaur u.
Salem
4:86 am
7:11am .
:46am
11:10 am
1:60 pm
4:ee pm
6:80 pm
T:t
pm
Arrive
Portland
6:60 am
0:26 am
11:38 am
1:20 pm
4:00 pm
6:46 pm
7:40 pm
10 00 pm
I
Clarence Mlnker. who passed away
in New York. The first str was
Harry Rhodes, the last Earl Ubara.
The audience sang Th Star Span
gled Banner while Frank Davey of
Salem and Rev. J. E. Hall of Brooks
unr arled the flag. Mr- Davey gave
the ' dedicatory address.
Harry Bobne, wife and baby, visit
ed at.Tlgard Sunday.!
IL C. Doyle was called home Sat
4rORYAI.I.1 COXNF.tmOSfS
Ker-tkfeeeed
Leave rhevallls Arrive Salem
8:1 am : am -
13:12pm 1:80am
2:41 pm 4:0pm
4:10 pm l'lipn -
. 6:18 pm 1:61pm
MSUMiaa
Leave "tm
k.22snt
10:16am
12:68 pm
4:llm
4:48 pta
Arrive Orvatllo
:iTm
ll:llsm
8:10 pm .
6rl pm
8:00 m