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t THE OREGON STATESMAN: TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1918 ass it led l) i r e c t r y The Wants and Needs of the Capital CityAre Noted Under Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them 5 i RnT Sell and Exchange all Kinds SECOND HAND GOODS Wra cLOTinxa. shoes; bicy- V1MK CAPITAL EXCHANGE FOR WORTH OH UNION rffiE ISSUllANCB SOCIETY W. H. Burghardt, Jrv gtsMent ASn 3S3 Stale St. IF to Loan Money 0 ntTROTK OPKRTT M . nnRoTKi farm aicd cttt . m.va' n A vara TH0S.K.FORD;v,f : naa Of. .ptllingP ADJCRTItKlCEarTfl V Rate Pee werd rtrtt Insertion ubMQMBt Insertions HO OnVwMk (six Inwtlom) ... io V months' contract per mo. 11 neatha eon tract. pr mo... 1e jja recount opened for Um than 15e A iMt card given fro with aa advertisement to the extent of 0o BBOuaclBg -For Sale' "For jUaC "Roem Board." - 1TKW TO DAT Each new classified advertise ment will be run under "New Today" for first Insertion, unless etherwlse ordered by ; the adver tiser. Buleeqaeat tnsertlon of the ad will ppes under Ita proper class ification. - Me adverttsment will be ran mnder "New Today" f o. mora than se Issue under any circumstances NEW TODAY GOOD COW TO LET ON SHARES 14 sillk to be delivered to owner. Phone I1JW.- TOR IALEt-AT . A BARGAIN. TEN teres JV4 miles North east of Salem, acres bearing- prunes, t of logan berries. 1 of gooseberries, good build- z nf or will consider modern house to flitO In South Salem or will rent to right party. Phone owner 1499-R. IVVSa LADY EXPERIENCED IN OF flee work and typewriting wisnes voaitlon. Some shorthand. Phone roil BALE A ROLL TOP DESK Hi one ta or can 785 court street. HOME COMPANY THE OREGON 1'lre Relief Association of McMlnn tills will give you "Gilt edge" pro teetlon. at a very reasonable cost. Ho foreign business. Alt money in tested in local securities. For full aartleulars as to our plan of Insur HI, lc. ohona 147 today. H. A Johnson .Co. Agent, Mush Bank bldg., Saem. WASTED WOMEN fcops. Phone 611. FOR TRAINING I.HT CAMEO ' LA VL LIE R PIN, lion' 119Z-R. Reward. C.VSADA SPECIAL EXCURSION party or una seexers win leave a Um for Calvary. Alberta on Satur day Aprl 20th. Full particulars from C W. Nlemeyer. 544 state. Ut ACRES, 100 CULTIVATED. BEST ot Waldo Hills sou. miies ok i-rai um. lil.fiOO. i acres. St -cultivated, 1 prunes, food improvements, team of mares. ' jorsey cows, 10 chickens. 1 mile from Aumsville. 18500. terms. II acres, modern house close to 8lm. take S room modern house as Hrt payment, f 4S00. Acreage near Salem, city property mhtnge for ranch, not over Hvv xoiofsky, 141 State street. WANTED TO BUY 1 OR I ROOM nodsra home In Salem, phone 170. rm RENT HEATED. NICELY FURN until t and room housekeeping xtrtmtnt. Sleeping room. 84 rerry l'"1-W. rRMALR A.TliI VOUNO LADIES FOR TEC ohooe operating: pay while learn Apply Chief Operator. Tha Pa ! TL 4k Tel. Co. WATTED - EXPERIENCED SALEI U4f forvJry goods store In town of ti population. State wages x rltnre and alva raferencea. - Ad orM h ti Car, statesman office WANTED TEN BRIGHT, CAPABLE mn to travel, demonstrate and i"H dealers. 125 to f50 per week. Juilroad fare paid. Weekly advance for traveling expenses.. Address at ; Goodrich Drug Company, Dept. J"t Owiiha. Nehr. MALE AMD YOUNO MAN TO LEARN printing trade. Apply Statesman ti posing room, upstairs. INTED MEN FOR RANCH WORK. W. Lewis. Salem Bank of Com- or phone 2134-W. WASTED MEN TO CUT WHITE FIR M wood 22.40 per cord. For fur Jhr Information write F. M. Suver, i"!!a, Oregon. tPZP AT ONCE MEN BETWEEN " nd 45 years of age to qualify for r conductors and motormen. ftw: ft cents per hour, first year: t?J'B.u Meond year, and 44 cents all work over eight bouts I. jnirty minutes In any J4-hour Apply Room 210 Electnc :', Portland. Oregon. Portland Light eV Power company. AJD FEMAE HELP WANTED an opening In your town ' iL,. "P1' , salesman. You 2 "? a good' salary with our te!on- -Address "M 47" States- sP'-pUakersJ3.64for8hrs. L1VM f TT f ja AnnAOTTP ADP m.:xy fr emptorment office. No needed. Foolish strike still f;.!I troublesome.' Receipt for rki ,ar P to 22 csshed after v.erk. Cunie-work as- Board and bed f 4.SS seven FOR SALE livestock" -liJl14" "ALErTlON li'2605VVl. Sx,'KiOf)T' FRKHH JERSEY street, reed sued. L.B7'i POLAND CUINA BOAR, "1, uuiif.on H mile North llCKM,ANKOfa CLOVER HAY FOil SAC& "phone 100F21. ASPARAGAS PLANTS for SALE. Phono 62F12. FURNITURE FOIt SALE NEARLY new. Inquire 1 boo Chemeketa. SALE GRASS SEED WHEAT. Meyro McKlnney. Turner, Oregon. , GOOD INCUBATOR TOR RALE IS good condition; price very reasonable. Phone 238 1-J. YOU tWAN'T TO HET TMR (.' farm paper, aend 10c to the Pacific Homestead, Salem. Oregon, for a trial uDitcripiion. Mention this ad. FOR SALE FORD GOOD CONDITION 1483 North Summer street, after 4 p. m. riVIJ BUCKEYE INCUBATORS. COO eg sue for tale. Used on season; cosi new . STfe.&u; will, sell for 160 Will install Mammoth Incubator and must make room. M. A. C. Poultry luncn, si. ueneoict, uregon. CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRI .This trite story of western Immi gration K-s been carefully revtseo. making a handsome little book. It tells in graphic terms of the mas sacre of the Oatman family, of tne eaoape of Lorenso. and the captivity of Mary and Olive. Mary died of starvation and Olive was nurchaaed from the Indiana five years later. ine price is zv cents, pnetpald. Ao dress Oregon Teachers Monthly, Ba tern, oregon. POCtTRY WHITE .ROCK. CHICKS. PHONE IF5 or 57F6. BLACK MINORCA EGGS FIFTEEN for 1.2 . $6.60 per hundred. 11. C Porter, Aumavllle, Oregon. IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST poultry - paper published, send 10 cents to the Northwest Poultry Journal. Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention this ad. TUITRENT uoriEi FOR RENT SMALL HOUSE FURN- ished, 482 South High street, phone U2S. SPLENDIDLY LOCATED FULLY modern house for rent. Gar dm and fruit, garage. 20. Nlemeyer, 4 4 State. FOR RENT A FIVE ROOM MODERN house, close In. Phone lOiO-J. FOR RENT A SI54? ROOM MODERN house, furnace, sleeping porch, etc. Phone 1020-J. HOtSF.S FOR RENT 4 ItOOM HOUSE. GARD- en and fruit. 1500 Chemeketa. FOR RENT 8 ROOM MODERN HOUSE ft per month. 434 South 16th. .In qulre at 434 South 17th. 1 FOR RENT TWO HOUSES . EACH with good barn. Phone I7S fore noons or call 394 North Church St. FOR RENT $12.60 SIX ROOM MOP- ern house on paved street at lito South High street. E. A. Khoten. 1141-J, any time week .days. HOUSE FOR RENT FURNISHED OR unfurnished to desirable party. Some xunlture ror sale. oiocks sou to of a P. depot. Phone 1&C7-W. FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING: ft partly modern .five-room cot tage 1052 Saginaw. In good order. Foremerly rented for flu a rciwntb. Call at 1042 Saginaw or Statesman business office. Phone 22. 113 Neat modern, oungaiow a?n!V'l! ImrLoi1. UKS WHITE WALTON. OSTEO Statesman business office or pnonel pth,c physlcans and surgeons. 23. 220 Modern 10 room nous on Cottage street, close in. Call at I Statesman business office, or phone I 23. . ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING AND SINGLE rooms nicely furnished at S33 Ferry street, come and see mem. FOR RENT CbM FORT ABLE ROOM with use of bath. In modern home. Address A. is. care statesman. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOTI HOT WATER I beat, modern conrenlences, also In side rooms. Close to eisie uouse. 1020 Chemeketa. Phone 1280. STOREROOMS VCiii It E N T T H B STOREROOM AT ii North Commercial street, now oc cupled by Compton's 15c. . and 25c store, will be for rent May 1st next - For particulars inquire at room 22 Breyman uicic - MISCELLANEOUS : MONEY TO LOAJfT i?006TdTCOAN". ON GOOD IMPROVED Bohrnstedt, 401 Masonic Temple. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD SECUR- Hy. r Q. - K. t'nrun. pnone in.. iylfiTD "miscelIXneocs IWEOTJS . f WAW5rolENT a rrv e or six .AAnt mrwtern house by family witn no children. permanent- renter. Address "H it," Statesman. highest cash PRICE paid fou U1"".T r. Pressroom fitates-l good clean rags. man. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY "Xuto service smrsufdEiEjY anI aMinlvV ItnDsa. rnOBI -rew www. nlrht, iSJ - IRBTTflTrAlRlSP ZTimwa tfir.v.fint.R TtniB SERVK'k Station 1 i 4. Bouva vwiuimi visib,g phone 426. QV.ACKENBUSir AUTO JF"' vuicanixina. nvi. street. Pbone 64. - n RACK ETT eV GRAY TUBES VUL- canlsed. xc Retreading ' . Frea service car. Phone 1400 27 North Commercial. WATT 8HIPP CO. RETREADS' AND aecUons tubes 16c up. Service car. thon- 111. 126 South Commercial street PROFESSIONAL ...He.aiel , en AiMfW 1 DR. F. U UTTER. DKNJfi J' it l.iii nana or wmuww Phone 808. ' R HARR. TF.ACHER Phone 1882. OF PIANO. PHYSICIANi "CirXLTMAN. HOMEOPATH!"' Physician. Office ana resiaence in LODGE DIRECTORY IIUOTIIKRHOOD OK lOKUAif MEETS EVERYWEDNESDAY EVEN- Ing In Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at o'clock. All Visiting member. wel come. Horace Sykes, Foreman. W. IL Prunk. Correspondent. - MODEnH WOOD.UE. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp, No. CMC, meets every Thursday evening at t o'clock In Derby building, corner Court and High streets. R. F. Day. V. C; J. A. Wrle-M. elrek. BUSINESS CARDS AUTO DELIVER r H AGO AGE AND PARCELS DBLIVEIC ed any place, city or country. Phone 64 or 2081-K. W. XV. Fisher. BAHBKR SHOP PHESTAGE IS WON TOGETHER WITH increased business by those who per Istently keep their head and face in good fashion. Try our service, lnsrreys Bwrr-r Hhop, 311 Stat street. CHinonwcne DR.b. L. SCOTT. D. C, graduate: OF P. 8. C. Cblropractlcs fountain head. Davenport, Iowa, Cblropractlo cor rects the causa of disease. Office 401-7-1, D. 8. N. Bank Building. I fnone 17. Keaiaenee izr-k. DRAYS AND EXPRESS CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 3I, Salem's largest and best - equipped transier company, uet our reduced freight rates on eastern shipments. Also- for storage as we I nave three warehouses in connection with business. Furniture moving. I packing, shipping and storing our specialty. Office HI South Commer clal street. CHISKSB HHYSICIAX. DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 1SJ 8. High St. Pbone "DRY CLEAKINCTaXD PRESflXO" JAPANESE PRESSINO PARLORS F. 8. Watanabe. Prop. 414 N. Commer cial St. Ladles' and gentlemen's I suits cleaned and pressed, 81.21 and! 1 1.7. work called for ana delivered! free. Telephone Main 652. JLJVK JUI4R JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST price for Junk of every kind. Let us make you a price on your- household goods. The "Square Deal House Capital Junk Co- 171 Cbemeketa Street. Phone It. FULL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND band goods. Highest market prices J or Junk and bides. The People's unk and Secondhand Store 171 No. CTommerciaj. mom 7i. 11 A1H' REMOVED "CLEAN WHITE' HAS PROVEN Suc cessful. Applied bare or sold for home use. Sanitary Beauty Parlors, t, A CN DRIES SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery and careful work. Dry I wash 6c per pound, lis south Lib erty street. Phone 15. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO ular washlnr done at a rate every body can arrora. ror oniy se cental we will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four hours. Phone Z471. OSTEOPATHY DR. W. U MERCER. GRADUATE American School Osteopathy, Kirks-1 ville. Mo.; treats acute and chronic disease, orrice '404-40 U. 8. Na tional Bank Bldr. Phone flf. Resi dence 41 North Summer. Phone 414. Graduates of the American Schools of . I VI.L..1II. . I 3i.ea.es at Los Angeles College, Treat acute and chronic diseases. graduate ano speciausea in nervousi sw.i rr ( 1 t f m u.u..l I Bank Bldg. Phone 85t. Resldenee.l izo court street, t-none zzi. ur.i wniie, resianre pnone s. KUHSERIES. FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YARD I at High and Ferry, call and see stock! and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. Grafted walnuts closing berrlSi. ,0"" PIANO Ttmixo rl V &J . L-VOE-IJK TlfMlklll Jli Km . . MW.M ... A W . All work guaranteed. 1441 Hal Sill street or cars of Sherman Clay A Co.. Court street, phone tltf-J. rffTTAin obobT" WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND goods or all kinds, pipe fittings, nar ness, collars, collai pads, tools, chains. Fred : Bchladlar. 244 Center Street. UNDERTAKERS w"EBirTLuaT.BrwBB7ATii Clough, funeral directors. Latest modern methods known to the pro fession. f7 c:oirt street TRANSFER HAtTLINO AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND of hauling. Houaebold moving joba dona pro napt- ceptlble quickening of trading, most sftl Phon? S4L RJlda?ce Mr t material advances, accompanied 47 State SL Phone 842. Residence phono liii-J W ALL PAPER. PAINT I call up s. M. klman .FOR paper hanging, painting and tinting. Choice wall paper and cut-oat bord ers. Phone z&oawi. U, r houm ?ss nnfn; W.nting?"prp banging, ate. Work dona by contract "y"M,p en cents A DOUBLE roll and uaward for choice Wall Paper at Huren's Furniture Store, merclal BC 179 Com- PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL Warning. Oood Paper and Picture or W m e n 4K fottet St Phowe 48 " -WlflClT SALEM WATER coOFFiCE. loi ft leri added 4 1-4 points to last weeks araTom" ,tetdv, ""rt'l Alcohol ad at the office. No deductions In bin vanced 2 3-4 end netroteums. Bald will be allowed for absonce or for Locomotlv. CrucJbleSteel and ' 1 Vltt.wlvE2 international Psner registered gross water fo Irrigation will only be tains of two to four points, furnished to regular customers trslng Ralls were backward at the stajt. r'!r..folJ,!L,fl.1vT?,ri:k wk but Canadian Pacific soon rose 2 1-4 or plastering, will please read -for building purposes -noerenw wi eel-e PMV ST orrira Tor foot. o vENnrnr rexetJfir Depot National A, Assert can Feaei all eleee, f la. 4e as la. bJgkw Palate, Oils and Varalsbw gloves Kebaill and Repaired licaaberry and Hew Hooka. , aiea enee A Steve VVerfce. SM caert St. 14 - Yon Should' Woiry Let the I a a T7 I. I V . ...J 1 J- TV-L I IIISSUICO iQM ll4 s WHEY For Feeding Hogs t i Can be had at the Marion Creamery Call or Telephone 2488 SALEM MARKETS nuYiva rmcK Egjg and Poultry. Eggs, 20c. Old roosters. 13 to 14c. Stags, 16 to. 18c. Pork, Mutton and Beef. Pork on foot, IS to 16c. Ewes. 5 to 9c. Veal, dressed. 16 to 19c. Spring lamb, 19c. ; Beef steers, 7 to 9c; cows, 4 ta 8c. I Bulla, 4 to Cc . S Hay Cheat, per ton. $24. Clover, per ton, $22. Vetch, per ton, $24. Grain. Wheat. $1.85 to $1.87. Oats, 11. ! Beans, 10c. Mill Feed. Retail. Bran, per ton, $36. Shorts, per ton, $38. WHOLESALE TO DEALERS. Country butter, 4 Sc. Creamery butter, 45c. Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem, 43c. Pish. Steelheads, 25c. Smelt, 5c per pound. Salmon, Chinook. 30c. Veffr table. Lettuce, crate, $3. Celery, 90c Nebraska rice corn, 12c. Tomatoes, California, $2.75. Broccoli, $1.25. Onions, $1.75. Cabbage, 3 Vic ' String garlic, 8c. Potatoes, $1. Nuts. Almonds, 23c Walsuts, No. 1, 24c Peanuts, raw; 17c. Cbcoanuts, dozen, $1.50. Fruits. Honey, Idaho, $6. Oranges, $5 to $8. Grapefruit, $5.25. Bananas, 7c Apples, $1.25 to $2.25. Lemons, $6.50 to $7.25. Dromedary date, $6. Retail Prices. Creamery butter, 55c Eggs, 35c. Flour, hard wheat, $2.80 to $3. Flour, valley, $2.60 to $2.60. Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1. Potatoes, sack lots, $.1.25. PORTLAND MARKETS Dairy Produce. OrtllTT ivn rnrll 'it Tlntter; . - mm mrm - - - tras, 38c; prime firsts, 37c; dairy. Ua '. . -, " . uuueriai; i ortiauu ueutery iw. i sour cream, tic. ' Potato. Buying price, locals, 50 to 76c; selling price, 75c to $1; new Call-1 fornla'S, IOC Grain. Thirty-day options: BidsOats. No- 2- '7-50' Kastern oats and cofn In bulk: Bids Oats. No. 3, white, $62.50: 38-pound -clipped, $63; I mm Vn !t v1Iaw t f K'n. S mixed. - . . -. - - m. . a m m m " A.t. TV O 3, $62.60; clipped, corn, yellow, $65; mixed, $64. TRADING QUICK ON EXCHANGE! Material Advances Are Main I , . . , n . inaraciensuc 01 uay s Proceedings NEW YORK. Anrll 16. A per- today's session of the stock market. The reassuring nature of foreign ad vices was a potent factor and do- raestlc happenings, also served to " Aorr,mnl. stimulate the broader demand. .Chairman Gary's reference to the future dividends at the annual meet- I ing of h United States Steel cor I oration and his statement outlining im corporation s snipDuuamg activ ities gave impetus tut. steel common. i that stock being restored to its wonted lesdershlp at a net advance of two points. ttrMMnUtlve fiharea Gain. The more extreme gains were made, however, bv various speculat ive shares In which large short In terest Is believed to exist. Distil- j nnlnts on comparatively few transac- 1 1 ions and coalers resnoiea to tne i u ,,.-! n,n. lurtion at an advance of as much.' Shippings and motors also were hesitant at the outset but came for ward with the metal group In the active final hour, the entire list then recording maximum quotations. The m1b amounted to 315,000 shares, xceedlng bv fully 33 per cent any day of the last fortnight. Bond Conditions Mixed. Conditions In the bond market were slightly mixed, liberty Issues tending toward firmness, the foreign group showing Irregularity on small er dealings. Total Bales, par value, aggregated $1850.000. United States coupon 2's rose one-half per cent on sales. Registered 3's lost one quarter on call. Three Handrid More Are e . t .vi f !! ustea by nr. Lnarciuu The third 100 names of Oregon school children who are to compose the fourth Junior Rainbow regi ment of 1000 children was issued by State Superintendent Churchill yes terday. Hie names follow: Mercer Yeager, Pilot Rock; Le- nora Culp, Velma Perkins, Allen Mc Lean, .Lowell Stockman. Lloyd Mc- Rae, Pendleton; Mary Douglas, Frank Enbusk, Ruth Purdy, Dovie Oliver, Dorothy Creswell, Ralph Mc- Cully. Ghisholm; Madge Mascall. Annie Mascall. .John Murray, May- ville; Bertha Thomson. Clarence Pel key, Clair Pelkey, Merle Aronsoa, Otis; Thelma Beeson, Talent; Mlna Train. Medford; James Hall. Clyde Hall Laird Donaldson, Lawrence Helnl, Leonard Rotifers. Florence Hannan. Gertrude Hall, George-Bed- low, Hermlston; Jane H. Sanborn, Katherine Glaconi, Dorothy Martin, Frieda Elbon, Astoria; Noah Rich ards, Beser; Roy Ford. James Don aid. Sidney Sharers. Vesta Harris, Arthur Rogers, Esther Aman, Her- mlone Smith, Lela Thompson, Idyle Wilde, Clare Whitton. Ralph Dans- l field. Gordon Goodpasture, Helen Price, Eugene; Guy Burgess, Chester Burgess. Wllma Stephens. Fossil; Ellis Young. Oregon City; Elva Wlngler. Arthur Wlngler, Curtis iWingler. Canby; Evelyn Henderson, Caroline' Eckerle. .Helen Dennis, Charles Seavey, Olirene Fisch. Geo. Pinner. Edward KlUreen, illlwau- wle; Vesta Stinp. Gordon Burns, Svlva Fischer, Liberal; Thelme Cook, Murial Tucker.. Paul Purrlne. Ge rome Roeche. Salem: Gleo Guy. Dal las: Fnl Vaughn. Rlckreall; Sylvia Wldel. Audra Johnson, Sherwood; Jesn Pointer, Everett Seeley, Co qullle: Elsie Bourhlll. Moro; Cath- ryn Pratt. Grace Rasmussen. New nort: Elvin Ely. Morgan: Kelton Strader, Fred Dodge. Laurence Gent- ner.w Grants Pass; Elda Chodrlck. Yamhill: Evelyn Bogges, Bend: Elsie Cowlen, Long Creek: Marie Oakman. The Dalles; Ora Prlmm. Oswego; Dale Maree, Scotts Mills; Gertrude Frsiler, Pratnm; Lois Morrison. Co- qullle: Ella Brown. Eastslde; Har rlett Veaxle. Portland: Norma Cox. Gerald Snyder. Murl Cox. Delia Ir- vln, Vernon Knowler. Wendllng: Herbert Nleve. C'arenc Pelteraen. Junction City: Robert Jones. Will lam Zlegler.' Barlow. Preparednras Exemplified. A young Burnly weaver, accord ing to an English paper, was taking her little baby to church to be chris tened Its father had been In the trenches for three months, and It was Impos sible for him to get home for the ceremony. The baby smiled up beautifully in to the ministers face. ."Well, madam." said the minister, I must congratulate you on your little one's behavior. I have cbrls- hVbiVs hut I never chr s- I tened ZOOO pa Dies, put I never cnris- tened one that behaved so well as yours." -t The young mother smiled demure ly and said: "His granddad and me hev' bin practlcln wi him fer a week wl' a bucket of water." A TRVTIIFt'L SCOT. A lawyer was examining a Scot that r';rmer ..Youn, affrrm l h th. hannened vou were going Uoma to a meal. Let us be quite I . 1. 1 - v .. . l a !- w - . a very important one. ue gooa enough to tell me, sir. with as little a . . era m prevarication as possible, what meal it was you were going home to." "You would like to Know wnat meal it was?" said the Scotsmsn. "Yes, sir: I should like to know," replied the counsel, sternly and im- nresslvely. "Be sure you tell the truth." "Well, then. It was just oatmeal. Rochester Times. THINGS THAT 1ilJC 1 i . REAL ESTATE FOR RENT OR SALE A TEN ROOM house and 2 acrea. 133 Center street. phone 1091. FOR SALE 12 ACRES OF LAND. quarter mile from Ciaxtar; fl2 an acre. Will sell balf. if desired. John Wesley, Salem, route I. Phone S7F4. WANTED FOR. CASH. SMALL TRACT ofabout one acre with modern house and conveniences. Write all partic ulars in first letter to O. L. States man offloa. A FINE S ROOM MODERN HOUSE lately built with two large Iota, and garage for-trade. What have you In clear property of any kind for equity in this. A good trade can be had on this. See Win. Fleming, 141 State street. HAVE SOME IMPROVED AND UN, improved country property and some residences In Salem to exchange In part payment for 100 to 300 acrea of bottom land with some Improvements and aome stump land that can be easily cleared. John IL Scott. 404 Hubbard Bldg. A GOOD BUY 25x29 FEET ON EAST side Commercial street, one door north of State street, Salem, together with perpetual right of way over the 14x604 feet tract extending from . this property to State street. Terms Apply Scott Bosorth, 701-2 Spauldlng Bldg., Portland, Oregon. FOR SALE REASON ABE MODERN five-room bungalow, gas and wood range. Included, built la buffet, fire place, large bathroom, living room, bed rooms, etc.. extra large porch, yard. Easy Walking Distance. Terms. Pbone 1272 or 1)2. SNAPS. SNAPS. SCHNAPPT ABSO- lulsly It Is a ahameto have to of fer aa nice a bouse for the price, and say 1 am selling It. The most com plete, finest finished and complete thing In the way of a room bung alow fl550 and terma at that. What are you doing with your talents, bid ing them in a naqkln or an old stocking or other safe place Idle? Go to and see William Fleming If you ever want a fine borne for next to stealing It under protection. Call at 141 State street, room 7. FOR SALE 220 ACRE8 NEAR TOWN mostly timber some open land on main road f 12.S4 per acre, take house nart Day. Good large bouse close la paved street 42000, take half Salem or Portland lota. For sale, new 7 room modern bouse cloee in 8225. rive room strictly modern, new bungalow 21750. Choice ten acre tract on main road, good buildings 600. Five room cottage paved street two lota for rent. Stock ranch 240 acres for rent. F. L. Wood. Phone 784. LOOK AT THIS A REAL OPPORTUNITY About 400 acres of choice Polk coon ty land about lit acree clear: about 40 acrea la stump pasture; balance In chol piling timber and oak grub. Timber alone worth f 10,000. New four room bouse, new dairy barn, providing for 20 cows and four horses; new pig pen and new milk bouse. Water plp from fine spring to all buildings. Will sell the whole at a great bargain. Very easy terma. per cent Interest. Address L.. owner, care Tt.e Stateemaa. BY OWNER 114 ACRES. FINE LAND 2 miles north Monmouth. Level land and In fine cultivation. Prac tically all in fall grain, some pasture, balance In spring grain, large new barn, fine outbuildings, good l-room house, on Pacific Highway. One of the finest farms In Polk county. Thla farm la all ready for a good farmer to make eomo money. Will sell at a snap price. Write Charles O'Brien, route 1, Independence, Oregon, bet ter still, call at farm. SUTHERLIN VALLEY- IRRIGATED farms ror it's. On account of the receivership of the J. F. Luse com pany, following the death of the late J. F. Luse, friends la the east have placed In my hands for Immediate ssie over 400 acres of choice Sutherlla alley Irrigated farm lands which they have Just acoulred thru mort gage foreclosure. There are farms for the 2 acre farmer aa well aa the 200 acre farmer, at nrleea ta Br rent below value on easy terms of payment 41 you anow a bargain la farm lands when you see one. come in If you mean business. Do your bit vj ncipinn Lncie nam s rood problem. A. C. Bohrnstedt, 401 Masonic Temple, rtaiem, uregon. UEVttft SOffFEH C35 ACRE FARM IS MILES FROM Corvallis. 320 acres now in crop, bal ance timber and pasture all frnced, 2 sets buildings, family orchard. It. F. D., trlephKne. close to school. Place is well watered, thla is an ex ceptional buy for fCS per acre. A fine 7 room absolutely modern bungalow In first class condition, price-f 350. f 1000 cash and will take in good auto on the purchase price and liberal terms on balance. See Perrlne Marstera, 402 Hubbard Bldg., phone 007. 700 ACRE STOCK RANCH. 200 ACRES In cultivation, well watered. 2 miles to town and railroad, price f 11,204; no trade. 2tS acre stock ranch. Its acres cleared, well watered, rock roed. buildings, 1 mile to town, price f 1.500. 54 acres, all in wheat, close In, good road, price fs.45. 70 acre farm, all in crop, modern house, barn, stock end farming implements, price f 11.500. will take Portland or Salem residence property up 4000 as part payment. 10 acres, good buildings, rock road, price fZtOO. room modern house, f 1000, terms. W. H. Grabenhorst Co. 27 Ktat lt. EIGHT MEN TO BE CALLED SOON All Recruits Must Be Class A and in Condition for Mil- ; itary Service A telegram was received by Sheriff Need ham yesterday from Adjutant General White ordering that the lo cal board should enroll a group of eight men of Class A. to be sent to Fort McWoweU. California, in the fort part of May. Accordingly the board has drawn the following list of eleven names, the men to report at the local office for final examina tion on April 30: Order No. 329, Harl Omar Clancy, Des Moines, Iowa. Order No. 446. Albert" Wllbelm Mltxncr. Marlon. " Order No. 451, Oliver Forette, of Aunisville. Order No. 440, Max O. Hill. Sub limity. Order No.. 436, MyrI D. V. Jack ton. 1805 Fairgrounds road. Salem., Order No. 430, Ralph Emerson" Miller. 1890 N. 4th street, Salem. ; Order No. 417. Ferdinand Evei-r ett Barnick. 432 8. HUh street. Sa lem. Order No. 411. Edward Carlos Warner, Route 2, Sllvertoa. Order No. 407, Ivan Darby, Route 3, Silverton. Order No. 404, Charles Ernest Wood. Cascade Locks. Order No. 382. Nellls Glen Ingeli, 12th -and Oak streets, SaJem. ' University Glee Gab to Leave on Toot April 19 Various Washington cities will be visited daring the tour of the Wil lamette university glee club, which will leave Salem on the morning of April 19 for Portland, where an open- ng recital will be held. From Port land a trip will be taken Into Wash- ngton and the club will give sn op ening recital la Wenatehee, Wath Ington. on the following dav. Spo kane will be scheduled fo- April 23, Colfax, Walla Walla. Athena, Pen dleon, Hermlston and Arlington wl'l be among the cities visited. Tne last concert will be given In Moro. Ore gon, and th club w" -rn May 2 for the opening May Dav exercises, mm TABLES SOUTHF-RN PACIFIC CO, Nertkbaeiad II Oregon Express a-ta. No. No, Ko. No. So. No. 14 Oregoniaa .... ..... s:isa.na tl Wlllatnatta Limit tea.. :ie e-en. 18 Portland Passenger.. 1:11 pan. Coai See 2:44 a.m. 18 Shasta Limited 7:00 ,.. 14 Portland BUpress 8:10 p.m. tt Leeal Way Fr eirht.. 1 :00 a.m. No. No. Ill Local Way Ko. 22S PorUand Fast Freight 11:16 pea. Seelhboaad No. 12 Oregoniaa 1:1 a. m. No. 22 Coos Bsy 10:01 a-aa. 1 California Express ..10:51a.m. 17 Rose burg PaaseageTt 4:20 p.m. 11 Shasta Limited ..... 4:42p.m. 27 Willi met te Limited.. 0:10 pm. it In Francisco Paea.. .10.27 .nv No. No. No. No, N v itl San rran. Fast Frt. . 11:01 a-n. No. 227 LocU Way Freight.. 11 :41 aja. a lem-g rr.a ura Ka. Tt Arrive at Salem..... 1:1 a.sa No. 74 Leave Salem... 6:04 p.m. I1LKM. WALLS CTTT A WXSTE11N 11 Leaves. Salem, motor .... f:0la.aa. 1(8 Leaves neiem, motor.... :se.n. Ill Leaves Salem, motor..'.. 1:40p.m. Through ear to Monmouta ana athi 117 Leaves Salem, motor .... 1:48 p.m. 1(1 Leaves Saiem, motor 1:57 p.ra. it Way Freight leaves Salem 1:00 a.m. 1(5 irrives at Paiem s:if e-m. 144 Arrives at Salem 11:00 a.m. If! Arrives at Salem 1:00 p.nv US Arrives at Salem 1:11p.m. 170 Arrives at Salem T :20 p.m. 241 Way Freight Ar. Salea.. 2:11 n,m. OREGON KLECTXUO SetUssel Teala Leave Arrive Arrive Eugeae 10:55 am 11:16 pea No. aportlana 1 tftytn k Ltd.. .1:80 am 7 10:45am t 2:05pm 11 Ltd., ,4:40 pm 17 1.OIpra 11 1:20m Salem :15 am 10:11am 12:54pm 4:16 pm 4:40 pm 1:05 pm 11:2 pm 1:51am fllpm 6:44 pm Salem oaly SeAem only 21 ll:4pra : am North Bank Statloa I leave Jeffer son Stfeet 16 and 20 miautee later.) Kertkba4 Trala Leave Arrive Arrive Portland 4:4 am :15 am 11:15am 1:2 pm 4:00 pm 5:45 pm 1:4 pm No. Eugene 2 111 am 1 Ltd'.'..T :46am 12 14 11:16 am 14 Ltd. .. 1:14 pm 10 4:lpm Salem 4:15am 7:15 am :45am 11:10 am 1:50 pm 4:0 pm 1:1 am 21 :i pae 7:51 pm 11:00 pm (North Baak Statloa (Arrive Jeffer son Street 16 minutes earlier). Leave Corvallla. COnVALt.it CONNECTIONS NerlkboaaA Leva CnrvsUis Arrive Sales :21am ' 1:45 am 11:12 pre 1:10 am 1:41pm 4:00 pm 4:14 pm 6:14 pm 4:16 pm 1:64 pm Seataaetjsid Leave 9'm Arrive Corvallis vi am f:Tam !:?! m Iliiists 11:11 pm 4:14pm 4 4 pss 1:10 pm I II pm 6:4 ssa i t ' .arm. Phone 4F4. . Norm lAMTw, r --" i " - 1