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THE OREGON BTATGSMAlf I WEDXEADAT, APRIL 17, 1011 e Wantg and Needs of the Capital Gity Are Noted der Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them Bar Sell and Exchange all Kinds SECOND HAND GOODS " CLE, TOOLS, ETC CAPITAL EXCHANGE ptose 411 r- Court ft yonwicn UNioji u ITJIB IXSUHASCI. 80CTETT W. II. Hnrghardt, Jr., Indent Agent f 885 State Ht. Money to Loan a nrPROTKD f ARM A WD CTTT raornTY at lowest ratks rune ir cnnnoTfruiiAiiik nWU vr Hank, galeae. Or. CLAtllTXKD APTgRTHBanCBTTt i iut rr wr rtrtt Insertion .............. le Subsequent Insertions ...... j Ua OuwMk (tx liiirtiOBi) ...j Jo One month ( to Six months' contract per mo., So 11 rneaths contract, par mo..., 7c IO MCOUBt OPQBOd tor less than; tlo A neat card given fro with aa advertisement to the extent of iOo announcing "Fori Bala," "For Heat." Hoom$" ot "Board." I .. Tew tooat -"'Each bow classified advertise ment will ba rua under "New Today" for first Insertion, unless etnerwlse ordered by tha advsr tlsr, . satsequeat lasertloa of tha ad will appear uader iu proper eUu Ideation. . No edverttsmeat will ba) rua ader "Maw Today" for mora tbaa a Issue BBder any circumstances NEW TODAY WANTED YOUNO MAN TO LEARN printing trade. Apply Statesman composing room, upstairs. , FOH RALK NEW MODE UN HEMI denca located at 1170 Mtate street. Attractive terma. f'hone 1S1I-J. WANTED A MAN TO DUIVE TKAA Il.tO per day, steady work. Call 114I-J. WANTED 1000 LOO AN HE Hit Y , plants. Phone lit. ( FOR RALE MODERN 1 HOOM HCNO alow at a real sacrifice, Hargaln worth Investigating. For particulars l-hone llt.W. , I, , ,, ' ' S'a rKTrfitHTnV r yoiJiTa itM'iJjok- Ing for fire Insurance that la real goaalne protection,,' patronise the firrson Fire fteliaf Association of MrMlnnvllle the company with an unsurpassed loos paying record. The . o. F. It. A, I thorouhly.siablihi ' on a safe' and aourwl basis. H. A. J'hnson At Co., Agent, Hush ilank uidg., Haiem, phone 147. FOH MALE MODERN t ROOM TtVSO alow and corner lot Ifith and Turner roed; also st ra building, 1'hone iirii. . i. ,. WANTED POHITION AH IIOL'XE keeper In home of bachelor or wid ower. Address box 111, Carlton, Ore gon. . ' - " Fort SALE RANOE, HEATER, 1x12 jiruaseis rua:, nnrary taoie. in autre 1809 ChemekeU, TOt'NO fOUPLB WITH FIVE YEAR eld child wlsnes room and board with private family. Phone 1103-W. WANTED MAN AND FAMILY ON fsrm, rood house and garden. Ad drsaa 'It 13" care Statesman. UP-TO-DATE FL'NITURE FOR HALE chesp. Call at IS! D streeC Xhone izv. ' I NOW IS TUB TIME TO HAVE YOUR sutoa painted at the Ralem Carriage raetory, so Norm l-ioerty street, Phone 7F. W. Fenael, prop, Oeo van loom.n. painter. mproYMtif FRMAtB WANTElCWt EN . FOH TKAiNlNQ hops. Fhona 111. TOUNO LADY EXI'ERIENCED IN OF flee work and typewriting" wishes position. Soma shorthand. Phopa ill. - . WANTED TEN1 BRIOIIT, CAPABLE women to travel, demonstrate ana soli dealers. Hi to ISO oar weak. Itallroad fare paid. Weakly advance for traveling expenses. Addresa at once Uoodrlch Drug Company, Dept. MAI. IS t WANTED iENTOCUT WHlfVriR cord wood 12.40 per cord. For fur ther Information write F. M. Suver, uaiias. Oregon. V WANTED AT ONCE MEN BETWEEN i 11 Sad 4 J yeafs of age to qualify for both conductors and motormen. Wages; 33 cents per hour, first year; cents second year, and 41 cents i thereafter. Eight hour day. time and half for all work over eight houis and thirty minutes In any 24-hour herjod. Apply Room 310 Eleetiic building, Portland, Oregon. Portland Hallway. Light eY Power company. HALTS AND FEMAB HELP WANTED ; Wo have an opening In your town r a newspaper salesman. You could make a good salary with our brepoaltlon. Address "JI 47" States hun office. .. ! i SPc!?'Makcrs$3.64for8hn. wrrr linn miltj opposite ore fm City, free employment office. No nperience n-ded. Foolish strike stilt ! not troublesome. Receipt for i ilroad fare up to $3 cashed after working one week. Come work as ured. Hoard and bed IJ.I9 seven "vs. r I.UKiiTnru JL GOOI FRESH JERSEY " Center street. Feed shed. AL&T POLAND CHINA BOAR. Jrlsteted. Ruli'soa to mils North - i Vmr, VtiAit 4F4 "M i cv.t Ci n tut vfC (i,2.rLANTS foil, BALK. r,5AV.R'n5RAII,a SEED WHEAT. 7ro McKlnney. Turner, Oregon. -NCUDATOR FOR 8 ALB IN a condition, nrlea very reasonable. J0RSALE Hume 233 W. MISCELLANEOUS lf.T,WANT T. OET.THB BEN.' Homestead. Falem, Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention thla ad. K'!HiJ5,'JTryUD CONDITION 14 Nurth Hummer street, after p. j It!. . . F1VI! 1IUCICKYK INCUBATORS. 600 K slxe for ul, i;Md one season; will Install Mammoth Incubator and 7mut room." M. A. c. Poultry f Ranch, m. Benedict, Oregon. . CAITTIVITV OF THE O ATM AN QIRI T I' atory of western lmml grat on li-s ben carefully revise, making a handsome llttla book. It telle in graphic terma of the ma aacra of tha Oatman family, of tna escape of Lor en to. and tha caotlvltv of Mary and Olive, Mary died of starvation and Olive waa purchased Li01 th Indiana f Iva -ears later. Tha prica la 20 centa. poatpald. Ad dress Oregon Tcichtri Monthly u. lam, Oregon. I'OttTHT iiLACK M1NOHCA EOG9 FIFTEEN for $1.25. ft.SO per hundred. H. C Porter. Aums villa. Oregon. IF TOU WANT TO OET TUB BEST poultry paper published, aend 10 centa to tha Northwest Poultry Journal, Ralem, Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention thla ad. FOR RENT AFARTMKMTa. FOR KENT- HEATED, NICELY FURN- isnea z ana s room housekeeping apartment. - Hlceplng room. t4S Ferry. SPLENDIDLY LOCATED FULLY molern house for rent. Garden and fruit, garage. $20. Nlemeyer, 644 Mtate. FOR RENT A FIVE ROOM MODERN house, close In. Phone 1020-J. FOR RENT A SIX ROOM .MODERN house, furnace, aleeplng porch, etc. Phone 1020-J. FOR RENT HOOM MODERN HOUHE 8 per month. 434 Houth lth. In quire at 434 South 17th. FOR RENT 1 12. tO SIX ROOM Mod ern house oa paved street at 119 South High street. E. A. Uhoten, 1141-J, any time wsk days. FOR RENT TUB FOLLOWINO: partly modern five-room cot taga 10&2 Saginaw. In good order. Foremerly rented for 110 a rovnth. Call at 1043 Saginaw or Statesmao business office. Phone 33. f 13 Neat modern bungalow I rooms at Me North 20th at Call at Statasmaa business of flea or psoas xj. 120 Modern 10 .room house on Collate atreeL cloae I n. Call at Statesman business office, or phone is. ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING AND SINOLE rooms nicely furnished at (23 Vtty street, coma ana sea mem. FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM with use of bath. In modern noma. Address A. u. cars statesman. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER heat, modern conrenlencea, also ln side rooma. Close to State House. loan Chemeket Phone 1210. LOST and FOUND LOST LOHT CAMEO LAVLLIER phone Ifll-R. Reward. PIN BTOIIKROOMH FOR RENT THE STOREROOM AT 141 North Commercial street, now oe cupled by Compton'e lie, and 21c .store, will be for rent May 1st next For particulars Inquire at room 22 ureyman hick. MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO "LOAN, 7oooto lo'an, on GOOD I VI proved rarm, at a per rent interest, sv. u, liohrnstedt, 401 Masonic rempie. MONET TO LOAN ON GOOD SECUR- tty, O. K. tTwruh. pwone xib. WANTED "MifCKLLA'NKOCS" Uliili EStAliIPR ICB" PAlDFbT. good clean rags, jressroom states AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY "AUTO SERVICE country trips. Phono Day, 1(3 rATV. MArjP.IIOLB Trnw BERVICl Station 171. South Commercial IU phono (is. - QUACK ENBUSII AUTO SUPPLY AND VUlcaniaina. nvrm wwmh v.v. treat. Phono ((. BRACK ETT eV GRAY TUBES VUL- eanlsed. 2(0. RetresdlBg our spociai tr. Freo service car. . Phono 1400. 370 North Commercial. WATT 8IIIPP CO RETREADS AND actions tuDOS lao up. vervico ear Phone III. Ill South Commsrcia Street ; PROFESSIONAL OKNTISTS &- -JES DR. F. U UTTER, DENTIST, ROOM 411414 nana or tvmntrn dwi fhne (0(. " Mt'SIO TEACHERS R IIARR. TEACHER OF CIAWO Phone I HI. - rifYSICIANS iCtfriTi f.Tif a m."i i 6m E'd path i Physician, Office and realdence. 2r( North Llherty, Salm. prion 17. WSSEDlRECTim BROTHKHJIjObO jOLi?i ir.Tt.rdr.V iTiT-ur fen v lijiffl EVEN flat aWaM m StJl - V AM m e ar ev ivhs' r . - Ing In Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at o'clock. All visiting member wel come. Horace Sykea, Foreman, W. H. Prunk. Correaponaent MODERN, WOODMEN. rmnuitfWnomiKN OF AMERICA , Oregon Cedar Camp, No. (34(,. maets every Thursday eveolng at I o'clock In Derby bulling, corner Court and High atreets. It. F. Day, V. Cj J. A. Wrlrht. clreK. ' Yoa Should Worry-Ut the Oasslfied Ads Work for Yoa BUSINESS CARDS A l TO fllCLirUltf (vJAoTrTTR bpAiicWf.a deliver" u any y blare, clty.r country. Phone MIT inil'll W. W. Fisher. 'mTIihkr shop I'KKrVf AUK IS WON TMfKTliKI4viTll increased business by those who per latently kep their head and fare In Kood fashion. Try our service. Inareva Hurler Whop. 211 Htat street. CtllROPRACTie Dii. 6. l, fkxnrVDrc, okaduatb of P. 8. C. Cblropractlca fountala bea4, Davenport, Iowa. Chlropr actio cor rects tha cause of disease. Office 40-7-t, TJ. H. N. Uank Building. Phone 17. Realdenee l.t-R. DRAYS AND EXPRESS CAPITAITCITY TKAN8KKR COMPANY Phone 23. Salem'a largeat and beat equipped transfer company. (Jet our reduced freight rates oa aastara shipments. -Also for storage aa wa have three warehouses la connection with business. Furniture moving, packing, shipping and storing our I specialty. Office 1(1 South Commtr- , rial street. tulk.RVnliTciAjC DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN disease. 161 S. High St. Phono !. HulfVCL,KAfiroAfcu"FIlEsllNCr JAPANESE PRESSIN6" PARLOITf. S. Wataaabe, Prop, 424 N. Commer cial St. Ladles' and gentlemen's suits cleaned and pressed, 11.21 and 11.76. Work called for and delivered rejreiejjhoneilawBsJ "1USW VVNK. WANTED WlBPATTilbUEST prlco for junk of ovary klad. Lot us I maaa you a price oa your noueeboidl goods. The "Sauara Deal" House Capital Junk, Co, 371 .CbemekaUl treat, mono . FULL. VALUE PAID FOR SSCOND haad goods. Highest market prloeo for Junk and hides. Tha People's Junk and Secondhand Store, 171 No. "ommerciai. fnnne 7I. wxiimEnorxtr MCLEAN WWTTTOiarpltOVKN"iUC. coaafuL Applied hare or aold for noma usa sanitary Beauty Parlors, I in minnro nina. 17A(7ilTRlEs" SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK I delivery and careful work. Dry wash so per pound. Ill South Lib erty street, l'hone 26. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO- ular washlnr dona at a rata every body ran afford. For only 10- cents wa will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four nmiri. 'none Xf7l. OSTEOPATHY DfU W; L. MERCEiC GRADUATE American School Osteopathy, Kirks vine, mo, s treats acute ana enronis aisesse. oirice 404-tos u, I, ni tlonal Bank Bldr. l'hone tit. Ileal dence 410 North Summer. Phone (14.1 DRS. WHITE WALTON, OSTEO-I oathle Dhyalcana and auraeona. (traduatea of the American Schools of Osteopathy. Kirksvllla. Mo. Post graduate and specialised In nervous I diseases at lo Angelas college. Treat acute and chronic dlseeees.J Offices (0(1-7-1. V. (L National! Bank Bldg. Phons ISO. Itesldenee, 1(20 Court street Phone 2311. Dr. I White, residence rhone 4f. . NVRBRniES. FRUITLAND NURSERY SALES YARD at High ana Ferry, can and see stock and get prices befora purchasing elsewhere, raduWricV1 .lio out at berries. PIANO TVNINO 0 K MASTT " EXPERT tunInJ, I Cleaning, repairing ana regulatin All work guaranteed. l4l H street or care of Sherman Clay -o,. l onri ,irn, pnone sus-j. iUCONDIANt OOODT aess. eollara. eollai oada. taola. aess, eouara. collet pads, tools, cnaiBS. rrea chiodier. i( Ceater ptreet. CNDERTAKERS WEBireTCLTyuailttjf .iougn, mnerai airectors. Latest modern methods known to the pro imn. t.ourt atree. TRANSriLM rfAtXINO AToTiitJCk SKRVfesrNtnciNDjfornia's, 10c. oi DiuiiDi, iioaseoeia mo via a loha dona sransl. lr. Try me oace. Tlmma.1 471 Bute St Phone Oil. Residence I nhnne 11I1.J. - I WALL" PlTBIiT'ralN'f" caCL1;p a ' i l ush eliian fori paper hanging, painting and tinting. I inoice wan paper ana cut-out Dora I OLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSB DEC-1 corating, painting, tinting, paper saaging, sto. wors aone By contract or day; good workman. Location 1010 Caster St Phone lll-W. TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice wail paper at I Huren's Furniture Store, 170 Com mercial BU SETS PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL Paper and Picture Framing. oooo workmen ftft rvMtrt Kt Vhmt 41 WATEIi saTIe mwat EitTdo f i:icErTToT. Commercial street. For water aervlcel apply at office. Make all complaints at tne omce. no oeouctions in puis will be allowed for absence or for any csuses whatever unless water Is cut off from premises. Hereafter water fo Irrigation will only be furnished to regular customers using water for domestic purposes. Con tractors for sidewalks, brick work, or plastering, will please read "for building purposos" under schedule of eafee appiv ar orrice roe copy. r6VK!rnniSR!fttr Depot Ja4leaa4TA America a Fene, an sisea. a ssw se aa la. nigaw Palate, Olle and Varalah. fovea Iteeallt and Hepalred Laganherry a ad HOp I leaks. Salaa Keae A B leva Work. 150 Caart St. Phase ltd IL R. TKHlXa, FATHER'' MI.VB OX BUSIXKSH. The father In this moral little tale Is a local manufacturer. Thing- bad n't been going well at the works. and he mine home Ured the other evenlncf Hut father Is never too tired to help Willie with his arith metic. So when Willie looked up from his books and asked "Father, how many cents make a I dime?" "Ten." replied father. "And tow many mills make a cent?" oursued Willie. ! "Not a darn one of m, till this coal situation loosens no." answered father, emphatically; Cleveland Plain Dealer. ; WHEY For Feeding Hogs Can be had at the Marion Creamery Call or Telephone) 24 It SALEM MARKETS nurixo PiticK Kara and Poultry. Kkc. 30c. Old roosters. 13 to 14 e. Stags, 16 to lie. Pork, Mutton and Beef. Pork on foot, IS to 16c. Ewes, S to 9 c. Veal, dressed. 16 to 19c. Spring lamb, 19c. Iieef steers, 7 to 9c; cows, 4 to 8c. Dulls, 4 to 6c. Hay Cb,eat, per ton. $24. Clover, per ton, $22. Vetch, per ton, $24. Grain. Wheat. $1.85 to $1.37. Oats, $1. Beans, 10c. Hill Feeds. Retail. Bran, per ton, $36. Shorts, per ton, $2$. WIIOLEHALR TO DEALER. Country butter, 4 Sc. Creamery butter, 46c. Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem, 43c. Fish. -Steelheads, 26c. Smelt, Be per pound. , Salmon, Chinook. SOe. Vegetable. Lettuce, crate, $3. Celery, 90c. Nebraska rice corn, 12c. Tomatoes, California, $2.75. Broccoli. $1.26. Onions, $1.76. Cabbage. 3 He String garlic, 3c. Potatoes, $1. NbU. Almonds, 23c. Walsats, No. 1, 24c. Peanuts, raw, 17c. Cocoanuts, doxen, $1.C0. Fruits. Honey, Idaho, $6. Oranges, $6 to $$ Orapefrult, $6.36. Bananas, 7c. Apples, 11.25 to 12.25. Lemons, $6.60 to $7.36, Dromedary date, $1. J U tall Price. Creamery butter, 66c Eggs, 36c. Flour, bard wheat, $2.80 to $2. Flour, talley, $3.60 to $2.60, Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1. Totatoes, sack lots, $1.28. PORTLAND MARKETS j Grain. PORTLAND. April 1$. Thlrty- day grain options: Bids Oats, No. vnf.'!z o; oats ana corn in buik, H eastern, oats, No. 3, white. $61.60; 9 I a - . . . a , eo-puuoa cuppea, wane, mn; corn, I No. 3, yellow, $B6f. worn. No. mUe1 $64. i Dairy Prod arts. Butter: Prints, extras, 42 to 43c: cubes, extras, 37 He; prime firsts. Z7c; dairy. 28c. Butterfat: Portland delivery No 1 sour cream. 41c. Potatoe. Buying price, locals, 65 to 75c; selling price, 75c to $1; new Call Wife i returned from overnlfht (.., . Tll4 wntt mm vnnrulf a euil " - , . (..- uionrr laat CTcuina, ueari Hub Yes, there was a bit of steak In the Ice-box and I cooked It with a few onions I found In the -Ait-- v 11 e vnions 1 jaca, you ve eaten my bulbs! Boston Transcript. THINGS THAT By GENE . ALLOW t-W X I HU3BAHD TO 1 tn I 00 all Tne. A hi I aecAvst -thms 171 ill MAM AS A RULC THE III U V CAH ejCONOMlZft J KIKO 1 SO MUCH OCTTCa , of A l-J THAN THE 'AVtRACfy I MAr4 I X WOMAM OM J ADMIPJL jTNUf f V ' STOCK PRICES HAVE REACTION Few Points Added to Mon day's Gain$ Advantage Only Temporary NEW YORK. April 16. On a fur ther Increase of oreratlons, con- fined, however, to the recognized leaders, today's stock market added one to two points to yesterday's gains. This advantage was only temporary, however, pflees re temporary, prices reacting after short covering had ran Its course. War news was mixed when not obscure, but the net result seemed to favor the lone; account, chiefly be cause of the market's technical po sition. Another slump In the cotton I, market was not without Us senti mental value. United States Steel contributed 25 per cent to. the day's total, closing at a slight net gain after baring yield ed a point. - Pools were a little more venturesome, especially in minor specialties Cblno was the only metal issne to manifest more than slight strength and motors, oils and shippings re acted one to three points. General Motors, however, making up the greater part of Its two and one-lialf nolnt decline. The movement In rails was un usually circumscribed, Reading and Canadian Pacific featuring the In vestment group at net recessions of 3-4 and 1 14 points respectively. Sales amounted to 360.000 shares Span lb exchange, at a premium of almost 60 per cent, waa the only feature of the market for foreign bins. Bonds were barely steady, liberty Issues tending higher, with moderate I reactlops la the International divi sion. Sales, par value, aggregated $4,230,000. United States bonds, old Issues. were unchanged on call. OF IXTCREHT TO WOMF.X. The British war department rc-l ognixes toe services oi women to to extent' of giving them the rank of non-commsioned . officers In the army. Elsie Durkln of New York city, an architect and engineer of great abll Ity. has built numerous churches. theaters, railroad bridges, tunnels and skrscraners. Mrs. II. 1L Honors, Jr.. of Chicago Is president of an oil company which la sa d to be the largest corporation In the world organized and con trolled exclusively by women. Elsie DeWolf. who abandoned a successful stae career to engage In business as an Interior decorator. Is said to enpoy an annual Income that now runs well Into five, figures. . The Mount Holyoke college girls are eating war break six days out of the seven, and have voted to nse no butter, the savins thus effected to go forne benefit of the Rod , I The Medical Women's National as ,. 0, . -I . . eociauon ot tue v uiicvt nwifi to establish in France nospuais ana clinics in Which surgeons, dentlOtS, bacteriologists, nurses and aids ... . ' i " " Dr. Kate B. Karoels. a Johns HOP-1 kins university graduate, now serv ing with the emergency dispensary of the armv medical department, is the first woman to receive the tlve rank Of first llOUtenat in the ru,' LIVELY TO 8KVF.RE. Fortune helps the bold. Virgil. "Who Is really boss In your home?" Inquired the abrupt person. "Well," replied Meekton, "of course. Henrietta assumes command or tne pug dog and the canary. But I can say prAty much what I like to the s-nldflah." Wash Inert on Rtar. "The village wiseacres used to say I that Glubdub had rooms for rent In his upper story." "Did he fool 'em?" "Looks like It. He's rented NEVER HAPPEN BYRNES V(7eJ&9 REAL ESTATEIGRAIN MARKETS WANTED TO BUY 7 OR I ROOM modern home In Salem, phone 070. CANADA SPECIAL EXCURSION farty or land aeehers will leave Ma em for Calgary. Albrta on Satur day Aprl KOth. Full particulars from C. W. Nlemeyer. (44 State. FOR SALE II ACRES OF LAND, quarter mile from Ciextar; 1I( an acre.- will aeii hair, if Oeairea. John Wesley, Salem, route I. J'bone 07F4. wanted for cash, small tract of about one acre with modern house and conveniences. Writ all partie ulara In first letter to O. L. States man office. . A FINE I ROOM MODERN HOUSE lately built with two large lots, and garage for trade. What have you In i clear property of any kind for equity in this. A good trade can be had on this. Sea Wm. Fleming, 141 State atreeL HAVE improved and UN Improved country property and aome residences in rtaiem to exchange In Krt payment for 100 to (00 acres of ttora land with some Improvements and aome atump land that can be eaally cleared. Joha H. Scott. 404 Hubbard Bldg. A GOOD BUY 3SxS0 FEET ON EAST sioe commercial street, one door north of State alraat, Salem, together with perpetual right of way over the 14x(0Vt feet tract extending from thla property to State street. Terms Apply Scott Bosorth. 7013 Soauldlna uiag.. Portland, Oregon. 340 ACRES. 300 CULTIVATED. BEST or waido Hiua soil. I miles or Prat um. 123.000. (0 acres, II cultivated. 10 prunes, food Improvements, team of maree, Jersey cows, 100 chickens. 1 mile from Aumsvllle. 111(0, terms. 10 acres, modern house close to Salem, take I room modern house as part payment. 14100. Acreage near Salem, city property exchange for ranch, not over (I&00, Mocolofsky, 341 State street. FOR SALE REASON ABE MODERN five-room bungalow, gas and wood range Included, built In buffet, fire plsce, large bathroom, living room, bed rooma, etc.. extra large porch, yard. Easy Walking- Distance. Terms. Phone 1171 or III. ,U1M e"if w nnv a ima. lutely It Is a shame to have to of far as nice a house for the price, and say 1 am aelllnar It. Tha most com- flete, finest finished and complete hlng In tha way of a I room bung alow 1 (Co and terma at that. What are you doing with your talents, hid Ing them In a naakla or an old stocking or other safe Place IdleT Go to and see William Fleming If you ever want a fine home foe next to stealing It under protection. Call at sti auate street, room 7. roIt sale no acres near town mostly timber soma onen land on main road $11.10 per acre, take house part pay. Good large houae cloae la paved street 11000. take half Salem or Portland lots. For sale, new 7 room modern houae close in 22(0. Five room strictly modern, new bungalow 117(0 . Choice ten acre tract on main road, good buildings .(i0. Five room cottsga paved street two lots for rent. Stock ranch 140 acrea for rent. F. L, Wood, l'hone 704. in OK AT THIS A PFAf mm mmmsmmm OPPORTUNITY i waa waaawsia a A(MU. .Aa r .h.iM tv Ity land about HO acrea clears about 10 ,;,,,""B.?-.Kfl,l'.,J I rholw. piling timber and oak grubs. i -rimoer aiona worm iia.oos. New roue. room house, new dairy barn, nrovldina t Lf0" "j .b,,C,i,;w4,l5 foVffnJYZrln I sell the whole at a great barratn. Ttlm-ltjVrmM. fy ,' Address U. owner, care The Statasmaa. nv nwHCtu-iu irnra rtvi t ivn St miles north Monmouth. Level land and In fine cultivation. iTac tlcally all In fall grain, some pasture, balance In aprlng grain, large new barn, fine outbuildings, good (-room house, on Pacific Highway. One of the finest farnia la Polk county. This farm Is all ready for a good farmer to make so mo money. Will aell at a snap price. Write Cnarlea O'Brien, route I, Independence, Oregon, bat ter still, call at farm. sutherlin vallet .Irrigated farms for sa'e. On account of the receivership of the J. F. Lose com 5 any, following tha death of the late . F. Lust, friends In the east have placed lnmy hands for Immediate sale over 400 acres of choice Mutherlin Valley Irrigated farm landa which they have Just acquired thru mort gaga foreclosure. There are farms for the II acre farmer aa well aa tha 100 acre farmer, at pricea 10 per cent below value on easy terma of payment. If yon know a bargain la fsrm landa when you see one, come In If you mean business. Do your bit by helping Uncle Sam's food problem. A. C. BohrnstedU 401 Masonic Temple. Salem, Oregon. (II ACRE FARM 10 MILES FROM uorvaiiia, 120 acres now In crop, bal ance timber and pasture all fenced. 3 acta buildings, family orchard. It. F. D., telephone, close to ertiool. Place la well watered, this Is an ex ceptional buy for 0 per acre. A fine 1 room absolutely modern bungalow In first class conrfittan price (1(00. 11000 cash and will take In good auto on the purchase price and liberal terma on balance. U Perrlne A Marslers, 403 Hubbsrd muf, pnona 107. 700 ACRE STOCK RANCH, 200 ACRES In cultivation, well watered. I o.lles to town and railroad, price 311,2(0; no trade. 2(3 acre stock ranch, 1(0 acres cleared, well watered, rock road, bulldinga. 1 mile to town, price ss.svv. si acrea, an in wheat, cloae In. good road, price t.4(0. 70 acre farm, all la crop, modern house. earn, stoca ana farming implements, price 111.100. will take Portland or saiem residence property up (1000 as part payment. 10 acres, good bulldinga. rock road, price (2(00. ( room modern- house, 100e. terms. W. II. Orabenborat m Co.. 273 State St. 'em to a corporation for $10,000 a year. That Is to say. they've hired him for their law departmenL" Omaha News. c Of all fellcltes. the most charm ing is that of a firm and gentle friendship. It sweetens all our cares, dispels our sorrows and coun sels us In all extremities. Seneca. "Many of our glrla marry well," SHOW WEAKNESS Excellent Crop Conditions Are Cause Weather and War News Hare Effect CHICAGO, April 16. Pronounced weakness developed In the grain markets today chiefly owing 'to ex cellent crop rondltons. Corn closed heavy, 1-8 to 2 5-Sc net lower, with May $1.27 and July $1.47 1-8 to $1.47 1-4. Oats lost 1 to 1 1-le to 1 l4c and provisions 4 to 12 to 15e. General recommendations which will give newly planted com a good start and will put the soil through the : main portion of the belt Into fine shape for seeding gave the bears In corn a decided advantage from the outset. Some authorities ascribe, part or the weakness to unfavorable war newa but this view met with vigorous distent. 9 Weather and crop news aad most to do with the downward course of oats. Announcement was not made $ until after trading hours that No. s white oats had been made deliver able at 1 l2c under standard and tnat dealings In new style contracts for June and July would begin to morrow. Increased warehouse stocks pulled down provisions. SCHWAB TO HEAD y SHIP BUILDING Steel Magnate Becomes Director-General of Fleet Corporation WASHINGTON, April 16 Tbd building of the great merchant ma rlne which will transport America's men and resources to the battle front waa entrusted today -by the shipping board to Charles M. Schwab, steal maker and shipbuilder, who becomes director-goners! of the emersency .' fleet corporation with unlimited pow ' , era to -put through tbe vast buUdlna ' program already under way. "v "Mr. Schwab will have complete supervision and direction of the t rrk of shipbuilding." said an of ft clal announcement from the white house. Control of policies, which include decisions as to the number, site and character of ships to be built with the millions appropriated by congress till will rest with the iblppla,,, board. Mr. Pies, at his own sugges '. tlon, relinquished the position of ; general manager of the fleet corpor ation, which Is abolished .to give Mr. Bchwab a free hand. Mr. Hurler , remains chairman of the board and president of the fleet corporation, tn charge of policies. said ..the head of the store to the new saleslady. "A millionaire Just married a girl In our fur department. Settle $60,000 on her; too." "Dear me -and here I am at the bargain counter." The Louisville Courier- Journal. War leads to peace. Cicero. TIME TABLES sotmisM pacific co ertkhessi No. II Oregon Eipraae ..... I'll a. a. No. (4 Oresealsn .... ..... 1:11a.m.' No. II Willamette Limited.. 0:20 a.m. No. II Portland Paeeeager.. 1:31 p.m. No. 34 Cooe Bay 1:41p.m. ' 4 No. li nnasta L4mite , t:oo p.m. No. 14 Port land KU press 1:10 p.m. I Way Freight.. 1:00a.m. land Fast Freight 11:11 in. No. Ill Loeel No. 333 Portia No. (3 Oregonlaa t :10 a.m. y 10:01a.m. No. II California Express ..10:11a.m. No. 17 Roaeburg Paasenger. 4:10 p.m. No. IP. Sheet Limited ..... 1:41p.m. No. 17 Willamette Limited. . I tlpm. No. ll nan rranciaco pass.. .is it p.m. No. Ill Saa Fran. Fast FrC. , t (1 a.s. No. 127 Local Way Freight. ..13:01 1 sALEM-orcn Lnrsi Ke. 71 Arrive at Salem 0:11a.m. No. f( Leave Salem......... 1 :01p.m. S4LEVL FALLS CTTT e WKSTEKN 1(1 Iavea, Salem, motor .... t:f(e.m. Ul Leaves Salem, motor.,., 0:11a.m. t(( leaves Salem, motor.... 1:41pm. Through car to Monmouth and Arils 1(7 leaves Salem, motor .... 1:41 p.aa. lit Ieavea Salem, motor..... (:(7p.m 230 War Freight (eaves Salem 1:00 a.m. Ki Irrlves at Salem 1:10 a.m. (4 Af irrivea at Salem ...... ..11:00 a.m. If I Arrives at Salem ........ 1:01p.m. 1(1 Arrives at Salem 1:11 a m. 170 Arrives at Salem ........ 7:14 p ax 740 Way Freight Ar. Salem.. 1:30 p.m. OR3COON KXSCCTtUO aethbd Train Leave Arrive Arrlye Tcufeae 0:(lam ! lpra l:(S era No. -Portland Salem t ..... 0:30am l llim I Ltd...(:3(ant 10:11am 7 .....10:41 am' 12:10pm 0 , .....1:01pm 4:11 pm II Lid. ..4:40pm 0:40pm 17 ( Oiom l it dib Salem only 10 ......0:30pm 11:20pm Salem only 21 ll:4lpm l:((am 0:(0am -North Bank station (leave Jeffer son Street II and 20 minute later.) Wee-ate Train Leave Arrive Arrfva Salem Portlaa I 13:01 am 414 am 0:(0am T:l(am 0:t(am a0:4lam 11:11am 11:10am 1:20pm 1:10 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm l:4(pm 0:30 am f!lam e e 10 Ltd... 7:41 am II 14 .....11:11 am 10 Ltd...l:llpm 10 ......4:10pm 31 4:11 pm 7:(lpm 10:00 pm a North Bank Station '(Arrive Jeffer son Street II mtautes earlier). Lve Corvallla. cohvalus cossriCTioirs . Wortheoaad Leave Corvsllis Arrive Salem 1:21 am 0:41 am 12:12 pm 1:11m 1:41pm (:00 pm 4:10pm 1:10pm 0:11 pm f:llpm aemtaaemaa Leave Jn Arrive Orrallla V:3(ara 10:l(am 11:11 pm 4:11pm 1:40 pm J 0:37 a 11:33 am :30 pm pm i :is 6:04) t t