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Glass if S :df - Direct The Wanta and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted Under Proper Heading So You Can Readily Find Them rv II u- ; : . . . . - - i fear - 1 'I PnY Sell and Exchange all Kinds ECUiw nAnu uuuuo Jg CLOTHINO, SHOES, BICT ? CLES, TOOLS. ETC CAPITAL EXCHANGE K0RWIC1I UNION UXttB LN'SCHANCE SOCIETY XT. IL Burghardt, Jr., anient Agent 88a Mtato St. Monty to Loan n VHmOTKD FARM AND CTTT anPERTT AT WWEIt RATES T110S.K.fUKli Ov Ladd etc Bbsb Hank. Salens. Or. CLAflOTKD ADTERTISKMKim ; Rat P Wrd rtrit Insertion 1 Bubeeousnt IneertlOB Ho Ceek (ill UwUom) ... 1c OM BQOOtk SO c,, months contract per ma it sjenths ntrecc per mo... -7c jjoaocouBtopeBodfor leeataea lie A wt card give fre with ta tavertUeiBent to ta extent of50o anaeuBclng "Jor Bale," -For Beat." "Room or "Soaxd.- VEW TODAT Each saw classified advertise ment will bo run under -Now Today" for first Insertion, an less, otherwise ordered by the adver- VuVeequtat Insertion of the ad will appear under its proper class ification. Ko advertlsmoBt will be ran" ander "New Today" for more than ae issue under any clrcumatancee Ml TODAY wanted-touno"man "toHlearn prlntlnr trade.. Apply Statesman composing room, upstairs. HOUSEKEEPER WANTED ELDE Il ly lady to do .light houaekeeplng. Utterances required. Phone 419. TOR RENT 25 ACRES OF GARDEN land for rent at liberty; Inquire f Jobn H. IlcN'ary. IVOR SALE DAVENPORT. GOOD AS r aw. Phone 701. FOU SALE 4.61 ACRES OF LAND AND i acrea or which la the beat deep lieavsr Dam land and i acres of which Is under high state of cultiva tion. Twenty miles north of Salem. ! mile from Pacific Highway. Terms reasonable. Address N. M. care of Statesman. SEED CORN AND BEANS FOR SALE. H. Neumann. P. O.. box 11, Hubbard. Oregon. WI8B INVESTMENT THE COST OF fire inaurance on your home is money well expended even If it never burn. To know that you are pro tected against fire loss. Is a great source of satisfaction, and from thia stsadpolnt alone Is worth many times the small cost for such Insurance. On the other hand if the unexpect ed should happen, and the place once . called home is transformed Into a mass of ashes and wreckage, the In surance money cornea at a t;me to be appreciated. The Oregon Fire Relief Association f tvts you "Uilt Edge" protection at a . very reasonable cost.- H. A. Johnson Co.. Agent. Bush Bank Bldg., Sa kilt, phone 247. ro4 'SALE 17 ACRES OF ORCHARD la first claas condition, six year old English wainuta, Italian prune and etitrriea, macadam road, four miles from Salem, this Is a snap, price $C00. 100 sere farm, 40 acre under cultivation, balance timber and pas ture, some fine bottom land, running water, bous and barn, price 90 per acre. I acrea, all cultivated, 2 room piantered house, barn, well, macadam roadl miles out. Price $1000. 112 e.-re Howel Prairie farm, 115 acre cultivation, balance pasture ana tim ber rood farm buildings: price 126000, If you want to buy, trade or sell, e u. W. H. Grabenhorst Co., 27k Hut street. ' TtiFLQYUEHT FEMALR '"" ' WANTED ifo C;S ECLE AN ING WORK by hour. 170 Ferry. TfOUNO LADY EXPERIENCED IN OF fic work and typewriting wlshe poaltloa, Som shorthand. Phon MALE AVANTKD MEN TO CUT WHITE FIR eord wood $1.40 per cord. For fur ther Information writ F. M. fluver, vanes. Oregon. SALT5 AND FEMAE HELP WANTED We have an opening In your town fr a newspaper salesman. You could make a good ssiary with our proposition. Address H 47" State a of flee. 5 Pu!? Makers $3.6 4 for 8 hrs. .WEST UNN MILI OPPOSITE ORE S la City, free employment office. No experience needed. Foolish strike still on, not troublesome. Receipt for railroad fare up to $2 cashed after working one week. Come work a ured. Board and bed $1.15 ven FOR SALE MIBCKLLAKKOU t(i.iJ SALE A ROLL TOP DESK. Phono 111 or call 150 Court treet. iJ SALE GRASS SEED WHEAT. 7tq McKJaney. Turner, Oregon, '(1,H,8aIEj-TEAM AND HARNESS. Sell cheap. Call jj'l North Commercial. Phone 734 T ,? "ALE -RANGE. HEATER, txll 1 rl! u"- Hhrary table. In cnemeketa. l. TU WANT TO GET THE BES 'wm paper, send 10c to the Taciflc ! mestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial "T'Ption. Mention thl ad. SSTriTT F THE OATMAN GIRli tru etory of western Immi 57.1.1 h b'n carefully revised. En. .r Handsome little book. It u In. graphic term of the ms- IIZZ ' Oatman family, of the vcap of Ixtremo. and the captivity ...J?.'? "d Olive. Mary died of rvlLon Oily waa purchased V Indisns five year Uter. 4rlfT2' ' 10 wnts. postpaid. Ad l.m rw eron Teacher Monthly. Sa. - -1 WW flT. Jf-lS'nld Worry Ut the "-:afitd Adj Work for Yon . rV'!'T I CHINESE f flTlir-lAX. I WHITE HOCKS MK5 nr 57 K6. CHICKS. PHONE (or 1.25. $6.50 per hundred. H. C, Porter. Aumavtlle. Oregon. IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST poultry paper published, send 19 cent to the Northweat . Poultry Journal. Salem. Oregon." for a trial subscription. Mention thia ad. FOR RENT HOME UH KENT TWO OOOD HOUSES wUh good barna. Call I4 N. Church street, forenoons, phono 171. STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE. THREE blocks from Capitol. rooms, sleep in: porch.- fireplare. rarden. fruit, garage. 20. C W. Niemeyer, 644 State street telephone 1000. FOR RENT $12.50 SIX ROOM MOP ern house on paved street at 1020 South High streeC E. A. Rhoten, 1141-J, any time week days. FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING: pirujr modern rive-room eot- tan 1052 Saginaw. In good order. 1 CIA a numlh roremerly rented for Call at 1041 Saginaw or Statesman business office. Phono 21, M2 Neat modern bungalow I .oms at 040 North 20th C Call at statesman business office or poone at 3 $20 Modern 10 room bouse on Cottage street, close I n. Call at Statesman business office, or phone Me - ROOM a HOUSEKEEPING AND SINGLE rooms nicely furnished at 413 Ferry streeC Come and see them. FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM with -use of bath. In modern home. Address A. li. care Statesman. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER : heat, modern conveniences, also in side rooms. Close to State House 1030 Chemeketa. Phone lisO. TjOJTaSTFOUND LOST LOST ONE AOOLD CUFF-BUTTON with Initial on it Reward. Bird Craven, phone 64. LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN ONE Muley Holstein heifer, color black and white striped, slit In left ear. . taken from Drager's pasture near Feeble Minded Ins't. Reward for finding same or for arrest and con. tvictlon of party or parties taking Mm. O. McElroy, route . box 121, phone 71 F4. Salem. Oregon. STOREIIOOMS FOR RENT THE STOREROOM AT 141 North Commercial street, now oc cupied by Compton's 15c. nd 25c store, will be for rent May 1st next For particulars Inquire! at room 22 RreVrnan Blfk. MISCELLANEOUS MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD 6ECUR- tty. O. TS. ftiwruh. phone Hit. WANTED "miscellaneous" HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR good clean rag. Pressroom statea man. I WILL -SHIP -HOGS. CATTLE AND sheep. Monday. April 22. Phone 2SS7-.I. ti. n. Burdlck. XUT0M0B1& DIRECTORY AUTO seryictb gHTPPS AUTO SERVICE CITY AND country trip. Pbon Day, til; wle-ht. "TlREilEPAlRED-VVLCAinZIJItr" GATES HATJ-SOLE TIRE SERVTCB Station 177. South Commercial St, pbon 4ZI. QUACKENBU8H AUTO STPPLT AND vulcanising, zi XMortn commercial street. Pbon II. BRACKETT 4Tr GRAY TUBES VUL eanlxed. X&e. Retreading our sDeclal- ty. Fro service car. Phon 1400. 171 North Commercial. WATT SHIPP CO RETREADS AND aectiana tu4e 2Se un. Servlc ear. Phon 111. 121 Bouts Commercial street. - TR6ESSl6HJS: DENTISTS DR. T. U UTTER, DENTIST, ROOMS 411-414 Bank of Commerce Bldg. Phone 11. "MCiKT'TKACIlERr n HARR. TEACHER OF PIANO. phone 13IS. PHYSICIANS fii 1 n llTMAN.TlOMEOPATHI. Phyaiclan. Office and residence. 24 North Ioerty. naiem. pnowe TOVGETDtRECrORT HHOfil Kit II OO D OF YOBMAW UKKT8 EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN Ing in Masonic Tempi, nun iioor. a S o ClOCK. All Visuing memoer. wel come. Horsce Pykes. Foreman. W. H. Prunk. Correspondent. MODERN WOODMEN. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar camp, o. ., meow every Thursday evening at I o'clock In Derby building, corner Court and h m street, k. jt. utr. v. i; . Wrle-ht. rlrek. " WS1NESS CARDS AUTO DELIVERY n AnfJAflE AND PARCELS DELIVER ed any place, city or country, fnone S4 or Z041-1U . w. w. i iner. "BARBER SHOPS SEND THE BOYS IN EARLY TODAY nri they will aret the Dest nair irim they ever had. lngrey'a Barber Shop. Ill State streeC , "ciiinopRAcno nn r f . RfOTT. D. C GRADUATE OF p. 8. C Chlropractlce fountain bead. Davenport, Iowa. Chiropractic cor rrta thai cause of disease. Office 40I.7-I. U. 8. N. Bank Building. Pinne ST Realdenee DRAYS AND RXPRRSS CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 033. Salem's largeat and beat equipped transfer company. Get our reduced freight rates on extern shipments. Also for torg wi have three warehouse In connection with business. - Furnitur moving. packing. ?l.trX?S. specialty. Office 111 South Commer- clal UeC DR. U M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN disease. 161 8. Hlifh St. Phono It. BHV CU:AKI.UAb PRESSING- JAPANESE PKESSINO PARLORS F. S. Watanabe, Prop., 414 N. Commer cial St. Ladles' and gentlemen's suits cleaned and pressed, tl.lt and. a i.i a. worn called rot ana delivered free. Telephone Main 652. JUNK JUNK, WANTED .WE PAY HIGHEST price for Junk of every kind. Let us make you a price on your household goods. : The Square Dear Hou Capital Junk Co 171 Street. Phone 80S. Cbemeketa FULL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND head goods. Highest market prices for junk and aides. The People' .Junk and Secondhand Store, 171 No. Commercial. Phone 714. llAlH IlEMOrKD 'CLEAN WHITE HAS PROVEN BUC eessfuL Applied here or sold for borne use. Sanitary Beauty Parlors, fit Hnhhard HMr LACNDIUCI SALKM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery and careful work. Dry wash 6c per pound. Ill South Lib-1 erty street. Phone 25. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REG ular washing done at a rate every body can afford. For only 10 cents we will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four nours. pnone Z47i. OSTEOPATHY DR. W. U MERCER, GRADUATE American School Osteopathy, Kirks- I vllle. Mo.; treat acute and chronlel disease. Office 404-405 U. & Na tlonal Bank Bidg. Phone f If. Resi dence 411 North Summer. Pbon 14. DRS. "WHITE & WALTON, OSTEO- pathle phy alcana and surgeons. Oraduates of the American Schools of I Osteopathy. Klrksvllle. Mo. Post graduate and specialised In nervous I diseases at Lo Angeles College. I Treat acute and chronl disease. Office 60S--7-i. U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phon 1(1. Residence, I 1C20 Court streeC Phon 2211. Dr. I white, residence phon 4fS. "PA I XT" 111 OPS" NOW IS THE TIME TO HAVE YOUR autos painted at tho Salem Carriage Factory, 003 North Liberty street. phone 7fFf. W. Fennel, prop. Geo. Van Leanen. painter. NURSERIES. FRUITLAND NURSERY BALES YARD at High and Ferry, call and see stock and get prices before purchasing! elsewhere. Grafted walnut closing out at reduced price, also logan berries. Tecond hand goods WS BUT AND SELL. SECOND HAND I goods of all klnda, pip fittings, har- noes, oouars, eouai pads, tool, chain. Fred Scalndler. 2(7 Center I Ptreer. UNDERTAKERS Webb a clough'c. dL webb. a, L Clough, funeral directors. Latest I modern method known to tho- pro-1 i.Mion. nwi uonrx street. TRANSFER HAtTLINO AUTO TRUCK BKRVICE ANTJCINDI "t , , of . hauling. . Household ar e ' moving loo oon prompt- i - it. xry m once, ximme, I 475 Stat SC Pbon $. Reeldencel )! Iltl-.T WALL PACR. PAINT" CALL UP S. M. H CSS ELM AN FOR paper hanging, painting and tinting. Choice wall paper and cut-out Doro- era. Phono 2604W1. ai. ASA'8-ro? ?SS: hanging-; eta Wor"k don; b conuiit or dav: rood workman. Location I 1020 Center St. Pbon 511-W. I TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice wall Fa per at Buren'a Furnitur Store 170 Com mercial SC SEE PORTER FOR paints wall Paner and Picture Framing, Oood I wnrlrm.n 4ft rvwev p Pli( 411 "WATER" 8ACe?ctfE apply at offlc. Make all complaint I at the office. No deduction In bill I --T,.I- .V.-.V, r.T-.. I cut off from premises. Hereafter I water fo irrigation win only be furnlabed to regular customers using water for oomestio purposes. . con tractor for aldewalka. brick work, or plastsrtnc. will plea read "for building purposes" under acbodul f rates. Apply at office for eopy. "WdVEWIRIrFENCTNr Depot National A American Fenee, su eue, ze in, I ae law mgk. PlatV Oils and Varnleta. Stevee Rebuilt aed Repaired Legaakerry ad Hop Hooka. Saleaa Feme ex Steve Werfc. 2M Oart SC Phone 124 r. b. mniOf I Deals in Real Estate I Eastern Investment company, et al., to Hammond Lumber company, &. half S. W. quarter section 16, T. 10, R. 6 E. Also N. half N. W. quar ter section 21. T. TO, R. 6 E. Jennie and Georgia Booth to T. V, . 4 Vf4ha A PnUmaii I rt. 9 tilsilr 3, and lots I and 4, block 8, Presnall Addition, Salem E. M. Savage to Walter L. Fuller, south half 158 acres in Mary Mar- telle claim. T. 6, R. 2 W F. E. Colllster to J. W. Jackson. north 80 feet of lot 25, Allen's Add! tlon, Silverton. Edgar Hartley, et al., to . O. E. Cantelle. lot 10. Hartley . & Craig Fruit rp.rm. . , IX. L. Putnam to W. L. Blackwell, l,81.acres.in Ella C. Cooley D. L. C, Wocdburn. t -c'.I Donald Nursery company to Day ton n. Walker. 9.80 acres In section 17 T. 4. R. 1 W. Louis Forcer to Henry F. Patten, 52.50 acres adjoining A. Lochapelle cU'm. 'ection 41, T. 5, R. 2 W. St. Benedict's Abbey of Mt. Angel tr Nit. F. P. Lumber company, z acre) in N. 1. quarter section 10, T. 5- Tl. W. Mattle A. Bellinger to Ororer C. Rellineer. 160 acres in section 23, T. 7. R. 1 W. O R. Clearwater to L. H. Bates, lot 2, block 1, Bishop's Addition to Salem Minnie McAllister to Ella Fuller- .ton et al,, 2.50 acres in Thomas Jory claim in T. S. R. 2.b0 acres in section " 3 W 20, Also T. 8, WHEY For Feeding Hogs Can be had at tho t. Marion Creamery Call or Telephone 24 It 1 ' SALEM MARKETS RUYIXO PRICE Keg and Poultry. Eggs, 30c Old roosters. 13 to 14c. Stacs. IS to 18c. Pork, Mutton ami Tlcef. Pork on fobt. 15 to lie. Ewes. 5 to 9c. Veal, dressed. 16 to It c. Spring: lamb, 19c. Beef steers, 7 to c; cows, 4 to 8c. Hulls, 4 to Cc. Hay Cheat, per ton. $24. Clover, per ton. $22. Vetch, per ton, $24. Grain. Wheat. $1.85 to $1.87. Oat. $1. Deans, 10c. v Mill Fee. Retail. Bran, per ton, $36. Shorts, per ton, $38. ' WHOLESALE TO DEALERS. Country batter, 45c Creamery butter, 45c Butter fat, f. o. b. Salem, 43c ' Fish. Steelheads. 25c. Smelt, 5c per pound. . Salmon, Chinook. 30c Vegetable. Lettuce, crate, $3. Celery, 90c. Nebraska rice corn, 12c. Tomatoes, California, $2.75. Broccoli, $1.25. . Onions, $1.75. Cabbage, 3 He. String aarllc, 8c Potatoes, $1. Nuts. Almonds, 22c Walivts, No. 1, 24c i ' Peanuts, raw, 17c. Cocoanuts, dozen. $1.60. Fruit. Honey, Idaho, $6. Oranges, $5 to $8. ' Grapefruit, $5.25. Bananas, 7c . Apples, $1.25 to $2.25. Lemons, $6.50 to $7.21. Dromedary date, $6. Retail Pric. Creamery butter, 55c Eggs, 25c. Flour, hard wheat.. $2.80 to $2. Flour, Taller. $2.50 to $2.60. Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1. Potatoes, sack lots. $1.25. PORTLAND MARKETS Ialry Product. PORTLAND. ADrll IB Butter Prints, extras, 42 to 42c; cubes, ex- trai. 37 c; prime firsts, 17cj dairy, 2 9 cents. Hutterfat; Portland delivorv Vo. 1 sour cresm. 41c. I'otatoe. Bnyinf price, locals. 65c to 75c; selllnr price, 76c to II: new Cali- forn la's, 9 to 10c. Grain. Thirty-day options: Rids Oats, NO. 2, $65. Eastern oats and corn In bulk: Bids Oats. No. 3, white. clipped wbl'f $00.50; corn. No. 3 yellow, $62; corn. f.o. 3 mixed. $62; oats. No. No. 2 1, $60; oats, cupped. $60.50; c yellow $t2; corn, mixed, $62. STOCK rilARICET FOLLOWS NEWS s United States Steel Again Overtops All Others Serves As Guide NEW YORK, April 19. Stocks were even more responsive to tho war news today, leaping forward one to three points in the very active first hour but the movement lost much of Its spontanlety Uter, many gains suffering material reduction on I l:"V""? "r Dealings ex ceeded in breadth any session since the Inception of the German drive, united states steel again over topped all other stocks, its irregular f course on a very large, turnover serving ss a guide for other favor ites. ' ' Steel's extreme advance of 1 1-2 finally dwindled to a small fraction. ' Other strong and active Industrial and equipment Included tho inde pendent vteels. Internratlonal .Har vester, Baldwin Locomotive and American Locomotive. Salei amount ed to 525.000 shares. . In anticipation of an adverse bank statement, call money stiffened from Its early rate of 4 per cent to 5, most loans being made midway. Bonds were active and stronger. Including domestic and foreign i.ov ernment Issues. Toklo S's adding z i-z points to their recent advance. Sales nar ralue aeareratad eg . !75?000PaVi ...... Issues, were unchanged on call. The. president of Vassal say that .women have taken np war work be ie.w it is tasbionable. But he does- I n't tive them the credit for making it 1 fashionable. We art , verr much afraid that he is an old grouch. REAL ESTATE 240 ACRES. 200 CULTIVATED 40 timber paature ell good eolL liJ.. Socolofsky, 241 State streeU FOR SALE MODERN i ROOM UUNCl- alow at a real sacrifice. Bargain worth Investigating. For particulars phone llt-W. 2 ROOM HOUSE, MODERN"," WELL located. Monmouth, Oregon;. will take at V, value, price t'l.tOO. Socolofsky, i mate street. FOR 8 ALE 12 ACRES OF LAND. quarter mile from Claxtar; $125 an acre. Will sell half. If desired. John Wesley, Salem, route I. Phone I7F4. CALL ON ME FOR ANY KIND OF AN exchange, or ranch to buy. Socolofs ky. 341 State streeC FOR SALE MODERN ROOM BUNG alow and corner lot 25th and Turner road; also sure building. Phone ifcr'iz. HAVE SOME IMPROVED AND UN Improved country property and some residences In Salem to exchange In part payment for 100 to 300 acre of bottom land with some Improvements and some stump land that can be easily cleared. John H. Scott, 404 Hubbard Bldg. 1 HAVE TWO RANCHES AND SEV- eral farma where ownera will take part pay In town property. Also two large modern realdencea equities for any fair unencumbered property even If not Improved. Both resi dence are good and not old shake. See me at 141 Stat streeC William Fleming. A OOOD BUY 25x10 FEET ON EAST id Commercial streeC on door north of Slat streeC Salem, together with perpetual right of way over the 14x60 Mi feet tract extending from this . oronertv ta Itil.trML Trir.a Apply Scott Bosorth. 701-2 Speulding Bldg., Portland, Oregon. t ROOM HOUSE. II LOTS. EASY walking dlstsnce of University, Eu gene, Oregon, to exchange for ranch not over $1,000. Socolofsky. 141 S'ate streeC (? FOR BALE RE ASONABE MODERN flv-room bungalow, gas and wood rang Included, built In buffet, fir place, larg bathroom,; living room, bed room, etc., extra large porch, yard. Easy Walking Distance. Term. Pbon 117$ or III. A FINE LITTLE BUNGALOW OF FIVE and another of I room right up to date little places at a genuine bar gain, and no mistake, William Flem ing 141 Stat atreeC 71 ACRES, 50 ACRES IN . CROP. 4 acres 5-year-old prunes, balance pasture. Small family orchard, good water, shack. 7 mile E. of Salem. Will exchange for 11500 Portland property. C. W. Niemeyer, 544 State street. 20 ACRES OF FINE HILL LAND. 5 mile M. of Salem, good, house and barn, good water, 14 acre In prune, cherries and apples, I acrea timber paature,' fenced three sides, on mala road. Price $215. 1150 cash balance on easy term. C. W. Niemeyer, 544 Stat streeC FINE I ROOM HOUSES WELL Lo cated la Salem on paved street all modern and 40 acres of Improved lend I miles out to trade for a larger farm. This property Is all clear property. See Perrlne dc Marstera, 403 Hubbard Bldg., phon 007. 00 ACRES. 10 CULTIVATED. 30 BRUSH pasture, li rruic exchange for South ern Oregon, not over 110,000. Soco lofsky, 541 Stat streeC BARGAINS 4 ROOM COTTAGE OOOD location two lot 11200. easy terms. I room bungalow, fire place and fur nance new 11750. 10 acre tract on main road, fine land bearing orchard good bulldlnes fllOO. 220 acre lot of good timber som open land on main road, close to railroad Ill.M per acre. I room cottage two Iota, naved street, for renC Wood Rayne Bldg. LOOK AT THIS A REAL OPPORTUNITY About 400 acre of cholc Polk coun ty Ind about 110 acres clear; about 50 acre la crump pasture: balance In cholw piling timber and oak grubs. Timber alone worth $10,000. New four room house, new dairy barn, providing for 80 cow and four horses; now pig pen and new milk bouse. Water piped from fine spring to all bulldlnss. Will II th whole at a greet bargain. Very easy term. 0 per cent Interesc Address L. owner, car Th Statesmen. SUTHERLIN VALLEY IRRIGATED farms for sa'.e: on account of the receivership of tho J. F. Lose com 5 any, following tho death of the late . F. Luse. frlende in the east have placed In my baada for Immediate sale over 400 scree of choice Sutherlln Valley irrigated farm lande which they have Just aeaulred thru mort gage foreclosure. There are farms for the 25 acre farmer as well ae the 200 acre farmer, at prlcea 50 per cent below value on easy terme of paymenc If you know a bargain In farm land when you see one. come In If you mesn business. Do yeur bit by helping Uncle Sam's food problem. A. C. Bohrnstedc 401 Masonle Temple, saiem, uregon. Cancelled Stamps Wanted lor Belgian Work Rooms PORTLAND. Ore.. April 1$.- Whlle the Red Cross has sjad It plain that It cannot use eartcetlee! lamps, thousands of which have been ssved In all parts of" the coun try under the misapprehension that the could be used in Europe ander Red Cross auspices, the Belgian consul In New York Is glad to get them according to a letter received nere from Martha A. Aignier of New York. The Belgium Consul. P. Mali, ac- .ArflfUff V f m l.ll.. VIM. AM f-r- " e'od by Mrs. Aignier, forwards the i Helief organ - izatlon in France where they are used by collectors and others to make fancy articles, such as dishes, try and vases which are sold to get mon ey for delicacies and comlorts for wounded Belgian soldiers. His ad dress Is 25 Madison Ave., New Yotk. Did you know that General Grant's picture is on the new $10,000 bills? -BseBiBBBBBBBBBBBassssssseaBasBaasaejBaejBBBv THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN By GENC BYRNES I I ! Trill CAM 1 C etC At P lit A 'tf yT r-r-aTS J. 7 " ' .W.A m WML M'MM e . , bbb m i aw i f ax i a x i m m l t i w. a CORN AVERAGES , HIGHER PRICES Unseasonably Cold Weather Responsible Chicago (Mar ket Closes Nervous CHICAGO. April 1 . Unseason ably cold weather made corn prices today average higher. The market closed nervous at the sami as yes terday's finish to 7-8e advanee witn May $1.27 and July $1.41 1-2 to $1.44 6-8. Oats gained 5-8 to le net-. In provisions the outcome vsrled from 6 to 7 cents decline to a rise of 20 cents. Corn traders leaned decidedly ta the view that prevailing tem pas tures were much too low to facilitate -planting and were also adverse t? the growth of the crop already up. Buying ascribed to export Interests pat strength into oats. Tho Atlantic seaboard and the rulf went "aid it have taken 1,000.000 oushels at va rious places, including 225.000 bushels here. revisions were oeprewea ny iow - er quotations on hogs and cotton and by reports that the government al- otment of contracts had bn small er than expected. On the decline, though, shorts and - commlitlun houses tcrned buyers. Bag of Sand on Tail Cure for Army Mule's Braying PORTLAND. Or.. April II. Tit resounding "Hee-Haw" of the Atuer- can army mule awakening the echoes and making nights hideous almost anywhere In France, can be prevented In simpler fashion than by operation upon the) throats of the af Imals, to which the French veter inarians art said to resort, accord- ng to F. 8. Akin, a Portland pioneer. A little bag of sand attached at night to the tail of a male will pre vent It from emitting its blatant brar. he declares. Mr. Akln's knowledge dates back to the early days of Oreron. when mult team drivers found this way of keeping their slumbers from being disturbed. The theory Involved ! that In order to bray with success and wonted harmony, a mult must stretch Its neck and elevate Its cad- dal appendage to the horizontal. De nied this privilege by the weight of a small rock or sac of sand, the beast falls to vocalise Its thought. The aame principle Is Involved In the better known expedient of put ting a low roof above a rooster s perch, thus preventln it from stretching Its neck to greet the dswn in approved chanticleer, fashion.' LIBERTY LOAN (Continued from page 1) at the White House gate, while the president climbed through the little holt as movie csmeras clicked and the big crawler turned carefully In the asphalt court and passed o'jt the driveway to Pennsylvania avenue. ' 'The tank Is msklng a tour of a number of American cities. : t CA1JFORX1A m LEAD. ?SAN FRANCISCO, April It. The twelfth federal reserve bank district has subscribed $108,075,000 to the liberty loan to date, or more than one-half of Its quota, district loan committee officials announced to nlghL San Francisco's subscriptions for today totaled $1,000,000. bring ing this city's subscription to $22.- 000.000. v ' V-i. Waverly. ' quarter. I Wash., telegraphed head for an honor flag,' and Four Lakes, from the same state, clsimed two blue stars for a tripled ouota. This town claimed an honor flag on April 9. California waa rennrted tn he In the lead of other states In the dis trict In the number of honor flags awarded. This state's total was placed at 12$ with Oregon second in' the district, a total of 132. u u , ..... J ADVERTISING IS DECLARED NEED XMTBBBeBBBBBBBNBBSaBaBBere' Foreign Trades Council Dis cusses Publicity Work in Oilier Countries .CINCINNATI. April 19, Adver tising, particularly that In foreign fields, was one of the topics dls-' Cussed at the National Foreign Trades council meeting here today- Carl H. Green of New York city declared that for three years we) hay hfcii erery self-appointed crltis in this country telling us thxt Ger many Is the epitome of a,U that la ex cellent in exporting and that because of thls,grest "cas" atUek the- ex porters of this country, hare over looked the concrete thine. in Inter national trade in which the fatted 8tates excel, namely, advertising. "Commercial Problems of the Pa- elf Ic" was the subject of an address I h 1. V Armahe of Can Franelaro. ,..lt wonld appetr that in order not 0nly t0 iDertM foreim con'merce of the great section of the United States west of the Rocky monni.tni." said Mr. Armsby. but to maintain that which we already enjoy, an adequate American merchant marine operat ing under laws and regulations bo more onerous than those of onr for eign competitors is not only an ab solute neceslsty but 13 si the first Importance." film TABLES south raw PAcmo co. Mert.fco-.awd - 11 Oregon Eipreee I:la.sa. 44 Oregoalan .... ..... 5:15 a-sa, 31 Willamette Limited.. 0:10 . II Portland Peeeoager.. 1:1 Ipsa, i 24 Coo Bar 1:4 4 p.m. II Shasta Limited 1:11 p.m. 14 Portland atxprees . 1:11a.m. . No. No, No. No. No. No. Ni Ko. Ill Local vray FrelgHt.. 1:00 a.m. No. lit Portland Fast Freight 11:11pm. Son t b sow nd No. It Oregon! .......... 1:10a.m. No, It Coos Bay 10:01a.m. No. It California Ei press ..10:11a.m. No. 17 Roeeburg Paeseager. 4:10p.m. Ko. 11 Shasta Limited ..... 4:41 aun. No, 17 Willamette Limited.. 4:10p.m. No. It San Fraaclsco Paea,. .10.17 P-m. Ko. til San Fran. Fast FrC, . 11:01 a.a. No. 117 Local Way Freight. . 11:01 e-a . ALEM-GEKIt TUNS K. tt Arrlv at Saiem 0:11am, No. 14 Leave Salem 8:05 pA SALEM. FALLS "cTTT ex WaTJTESUI 141 Leaves, Salem, motor .... 1:01a.m. lit Leevee Salem, motor.... 1:15 a-nv, 111 Leevee Salem, motor.... 1:40 p ra. Throuab ear to Monmouth and Aril 117 Leave Salem, motor .... 1:41p.m. ICS Leave Salem, motor..... 1:17p.m. lit Way Freight leave Salem 5:00 a.m. 1(5 .rrive at Salem 1:10 a.m. 1(4 Krrlvee t Salem ........11:00 .m. If! Arrive at Salem ........ :00 p.m. lit Arrives at Salem 170 Arrive at Salem 5:15 p.m. 1:10 140 Way Freight Ar. Salem., t:10 ORCOOR TELXtCTaUO So thl Train Leave Arrive Arrtv No. "Portland Salem Ettgaa 1:14 am 10:11 am 10:11am 11:34 pm 11:50 pm .4:15 pm 1:11pm 4:40 pm t :40 pm 1:01 pm Salem only 11:10 pm Salem only 1:1 tern 1 llin l S:ltam 5 Ltd. ..1:14 am 1 10:45 am a .a ( w . pro U Lold..4:4 Dm 17 f:t(pm 4k an . i pra 21 11:41 pm North Beak Station leaa Jeffee. sen Street 15 and to minute later.) North Veend Train " Leave Arrlv Arrlv Portland 4:50 am 0:11am 11:11 am 1:20 pm 4:00 pm 4:45 pm 1:40 nm No. Earen stem 4:ltam 1:15 am 0:41am 11:10am 1:10 pm 4:00 pm 8 11:15 am t 10 Ltd.. .7:41 am is 14 .....11:11am 14 Ltd. ..1:11 pra 10 4 :10 pm :"Pm is ......e:iapm 7:tS nm :si 10:00 pra xNorth Bank Station t Arrtv jrr-.. oa Of't II minute arlier). Leave CorvaUla, COKTALLIS COSSaXTlOKS , Nortkbemadl Leave CorvaUla Arrlv tJa :15 am 0:45 am , ; 11:11pm 1:50 am , t:41pm 4:00pm 141 pm 1:15 pa tenth bemad Leave t-Vra Arrive Cory alii I'liim 10:15 am 11:11 pm 4:15 pm 1:40 pa t:7 am 11:11am 1:14 pas 1:14 pm i tat pa