TUB OREGON HTATESMANt FRIDAY, MAY 3. 101
VfTA fl'V The Wants and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted
11 J Under Prope r Headings So You Can Readily Find Them
ID) 1 t e t
Buy. Sell and Exchange all Kinds paper
SECOND HAND GOODS I by gf
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ftrEVS CLOnilNO, hUOfc UlUX.iMay
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CLES. TOOLS. ETC
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
...a 433 1ST Court Pt
NORWICH UNION
FTRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
i W..IL Burehardt, Jr..
ddnt Annt 83 State St.
Money to Loan
, ' w IwPROVsCD TAtM AND CTTT
PROrKHTT AT LOWEST BATES
THOS. K. FORD S7Wf?.r.
ciASsnrxKD aykbtiskiht
' fLata Per Wnrd " V.
First Insertion
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Bubsequent insertion ....... Ho
n. weak talz UmtUoM) ... 8
On month ......... Jo
Bis mo nth a contract per mo. le
It Bientaa contract, fer mo... Te
Ko account opened for leaa than 2 (a
. A seat card givn'freo with an
advertisement to tae extent of 60c
announcing "For 8aJe,"- "Tor
Kant." "Boom" or "Board."
JTKTW TODAY
Each new elasslfled advertise
ment wlU be run under "New
Today" for first insertion, unless
etherwlss ordered by the adver-
gttVeeqaeat Insertion off the ad
will appear under its proper class
ification. No sdrartlsment will bo ran
aader "New Today" for mora than
a tasus sadar any circumstances
NEW TODAY
WANTED 15 YEAR OLD BOY
, work at Salem Cigar factory.
TO
FRUIT TREES NEED SPRAYING. 'DO
it now.. Phone 754.
WANTED 20 WOMEN IN PREPARA
' torr Department. Good wages. S
hour day. Apply at once Sal?m King's!
products Co.
WANTED A SHOE REPAIR MAN.
.steady work guaranteed.- Apply 461
Court street.
BARBER -WANTED AT 165 SOUTH
...
Commercial 1 street $11 guaranteed.
- Inquire at once. ,
WANTED A" MAN AS CITY SALES-
man. 8aiary and commission paid -to
an energetic man. Address 11 6b
Care Statesman office. ' -
WANTED LABORERS FOR HIGH
way work at Sheridan. Or.. $3.50 per
day of 1 hours., board and room $7
per week. For "further information
enquire State Highway Dept. room
3UJ Capitol Building.
WANTED YOUNG LADIES FOR TEL-
-ephone operating. Pay while learn
Ing. apply Chief Operator. Pacific
Telephone c Telegraph Co.
WANTED A MIDDLE AGED LADY
to keep house and be company.
during day. Call 710 Cross and
. Cottage strees, South' Salem.
FIRE INSURANCE INSURE
TOUR
.property in the Oregon Fire Relief
Association oi AicMinnvuie xna com-
'. pany with 4an unexcelled loss paying
record. Insurance on your home is
" just as Important as a safety box for
your valuable papers. H. A. John-
sen- A .Co, Agent. Bush Bank Bldg-
4lem, phono 147. r
SACRIFICE SALE BEAUTIFUL NEW
1 room houne. All built-in features,
roomy closets, full cemented base
ment, garage and garden apace. This
close in, desirable property will be
sold for less than you could build it,
and terms may be. had if desired.
4(2 South Capitol street, or phone
47-j. 4 ' i -
WANT TO EXCHANGE $ 1 2.000" HARD
ware stock and building for ranch
of about equal value. C40 acres. 1,
j: (66.600 reel saw timber. 3 miles from
sawmill on the railroad. $15 per acre.
2(0 acres; 200 cultivated. 40 timber
pasture. 200 in crop. 3 miles Prat urn,
$23,000. 60 acre, all cultivated.
1 acres prunes, stock, 100 hens. 1
mile, Aumsville, Or.. $1,500. 40 acrea
in Missouri for acrsage near Salem
.not over $4,000. 150 acres river bot
tom. 50 cultivated. 2 miles to town,
good road, $5 per acre. Socolofsky,
m state street..
xoncTj on as&kuhmest von
, THE COST OK I3IPIIOVIXG 1
RTRFJ-rr IX TUB CTTY OP SA.
FltOM F1PTII hTRKKT TO
THE WEHT LINK OP THE OAKS
ADDITION. i-
To. E. M. nosworth. W. O. McAl
lister and Minnie, A. McAllister. J
B, Toong. Arthur S warts, Edward
Burns and Juanlta Clark:
Ton, and each of yon are hereby
notified that the city of Salem has, by
-rainance No. 1534. levied an as
Anient upon your resiwctlve prop
wiles hereinafter described, and In
tie amount hereinafter set forth for
wh property's proportionate share
the cost of Improving D street In
the City of Salem, from Fifth street
w the west line of the Oaks' Addl
,lou. A , description of each -lot or
Jut thereof or parcel of land, the
"raer thereof, and the amount as
sessed and levied upon It Is as fol
wt, to-wit:
lt , Block 6, of Holse's Second
i Addition. E. M. Boswortb. Cost
r :.. 34:7
Lot 5, Block . Boise's Second Addi
tion. E. M. Bosworth. Cost $39.07
Toe-west 83 feet of Lot 5, Block 8,
o( Boise's Second Addition. V. O.
McAllUter and Minnie A. McAl
Wter. Coet ........... .$32.28
ut 4, in Block 10. Boise's Second
Addition. J. IL Young. Coat $26.23
wt half of Lot 8, Block 2, Boise's
i lrst Addition. i Arthur Sart.
-Cost ,. ... i $.09
The WMt half of Lot 4, Block 2.
Bolss'p First Addition. Edward
Brns. Cost ". ...... $4.54
3. Block 9. Bolse'H Second Addl--
"on. Juanlta Clark. Cost $52.46
aid assessments were entered In
voinn, 3, Docket of City Liens, on
. day of March. lifU. as
lnt : and Uen agalfiat tha ald
-;mes, and are now due and pay
tO the Tit Trun
ims notice is served upomron by
'oilcation thereof for ten days In
c "aUT Oregon Statesman, a news
published in the City of Salem J
order of the Common Council. I
Tlate of first publication hereof. Is
3. 19J8.
EaTl Race. j
Recorder of the City of Salem.
EMPLOYMENT
DRESSMAKERS
EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER AND
taiioresa will work in your home by
the day. Good Work, rlce reason
ihlr. Phone 1M0-W.
l-GMALfi
WANTED WOMAN FOR . GENERAL
nouaework. Jn country., Two In
family, route 2. box 67-A. Salem.
WANTED WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
work for family of three. Must be
neat, refined and a good cook. Lib
eral par to competent woman. If In
terested addreaa box m (4 States
man office, giving your address or
pnoneniimwr.
MALK
WANTED A
FARM HAND. PHONE
63F13.
L WANTED FOUR TEAMSTERS AT
Oregon State Hospital. Salary $40,
board, lodging and laundry. (
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
printing trade. Apply Statesman
composing room., upstairs.; "
MALE AND FEMAE HELP WANTED
We have an opening in your town
for a newspaper salesman. Tou
could make a good salary with our
proposition. Address "H ;47" States
man office.
LABORERS WANTED
"WAGES $3.36 to $3.C4. 8 HOURS.
West Linn Mills opposite Oregon
- City, at Free .Employment office.
strike stui on. jtauroao receipt tor
fare ud to 22.00 rashed after work
ing one week. Come along. Work
assured. Board and bed 18.65 week
at Mills or 17 at Beck's hotel. Ore
aron City.
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE GOOD JERSEY. COW.
fresh thla fall. Inquire 1Z3S r. I8tn
FOR SALE 2 HORSES, 1 WEIGHING
. 1500 and the other liuo pounas; eacn
T years old. Phone
UnSCELXANEOUS
Fon saie A DUMP BOX AND SEED
wheat. Phone 254 or C22.
BEANS FOR SEED WE HAVE THE
pure Michigan pea ttreei , Deans tor
.sale. leDoia c wo.
FOR SALE--GRASS SEED WHBAT,
Vlayro MCK.inney. mrner. uron.
WrtW SAt.K 1S1T' H.UCWEUi TOUK
" . . r . 1 1 . .
ins- tr in rirm eiaaa conaiuon aoav.
Rutherford r Riedesel. Capital
Garage. 171 South. Liberty street.
FOR SALE RUSSET BURBANK SEED
potatoes, thoroughly accnmaiea, very
Kih mutlitvJ Address Mike Kep-
pinger route 2. box 1. Gervais, Ore-
gon. ,
FOR SALE . STEVENS - DURTKA
touring car. suitable ror true, win
sell cheap. Phone 714. 271 North
Commercial street.
, FOR SALE HORSE. AND S1SULK
wagon, harness. Yi. tiorse wcign
Ing 00 lbs. and In good condition.
"Spier & Smith. Cotteil apartments,
24SS4 N. Commercial. Ihone 1041.
IF. TOU WANtTO GET THE BESr
firm naner. send 10c to the Pacific
Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
FOR SALE 1 TRAILER FOR AUTO.
also 1 pair sharta for working tnree
horses on wood wagon. J. A. Bishop
4c Son. 244 South Liberty street.
rm vi i TMif rATTLf ii rnmtj
W A mvA v-
This true story oc western mi mr
gration has been carefully revised,
making a handsome little book. It
tells in graphic terms of the mas
sacre of the Oatman family, of the
at w nr mn th cantlvltv
of. Mary and Olive. Mary died of
starvation and Olive was purchased
fvAM h Indiana five vears later.
m.. I. 9A enta. nntnald. Ad
dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. Sa.
lem. tiresron.
POTJLTRT
WHITE LEGHORN BABx CHICKS
rnr aaie isncrea ana t. n.. w.. sb'
horn strains. Phone 66F21. L 11.
Scovel. Wallace road. v .
IF TOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
poultry paper publlahed. send It
cents to the Northwest Poultry
Journal. Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
WOOD.
F61t8ALE-HOrcl: "fIR WOOd"AT
reduced price for early orders. Phone
254 or 622. ' '
7UICRENT
uorjsEs
FOR RENT $12.60 SIX ROOM MOP
rn house on paved street at 120
South High street. E. A. Rhoten.
1141-J. any time week days.
FOR RENT AN 3 ROOM HOUSE
with modern conveniences, desirable
location. Inquire 625 North Liberty
Hone 1351.
FOR RENT 5 ROOMED FURNISHED
house North zisi srreeu irn, Krn
variety of fruit tree, .cnicken yard
- Ivan G. Martin. Masonic Temple. ;
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
The home of the late Miss Zaidee
Palmer. Rent $25 per month. In
quire of Mrs. S. A. Rigrs. 1190 Center
street or Mrs. Harry B. Cosper;
Dallas, Oregon. ').
FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING:
hi kmi moaern dudkiiuw
.Mini at $6 North 20th at. Call at
Statesman business office or pnone
33. ' - '
$20 Modern 10 room house on
CotUge street, close i n. uii
Statesman business office, or phone
33. . ' - ' - f
ROOMS
FOR. RENT CUMJUHIAULJi nw
With Use Or DSin. in mouern
Address A. B. car Statesman.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
heat, modern conveniences,
side room. Cloe to SUte Hou
i 1030 Chemeketa. Phone 1210. .
STOREROOMS
vntt . HEVT THE
"BTOREROOM at
141 North Commercial street, nowoe-
' Kv Pnmnlnn'l ISC and 2C
store, will be for rent May 1st next
Vn nartlcular Inquire at room 22
Brevman Btck.
WANTED
"RltiS AND CARPETS
SAVE-TOUR OLD CARPET AND
clothing. Have them made Into ruga.
Salem Fluff Rug Co., :75 Mill street
M1SCELLASEOIH
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
good clean rags. Pressroom States
man.
WANTED TO RENT A FIVE OR SIX
room, completely furnished, modern
houae, within walking distance to
Suite Hoimc. ' l'hone 160.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
auto sun vice-
SHIPPTS AUTO SERVICE CITT AND
country trips. Phone Day. 63;
ntrht. 159.
TIRES HEPAIREO VCLCAHIZIHO
GATES HAJiF-SOLE TIRE 8ERVICH
Station 'HI. South Commercial 8t
phone 428.
QUACKENBU3H AUTO 2TOPPLT AND
Vulcanising. 21 North Commercial
street. Phone 66.
BRACKETT GRAT TUBES VUL
canlsed. 26c. Retreading our apeclsl
ty. Free service car. Phono 1400,
"..17$ North Commercial. j
WATT 8HIPP CO. RETREADS AND
r sections tubes 25c up. Service ear.
Phone 161. 123 South Commercial
street
PROFESSIONAL
DENTISTS
DR.' F. L, UTTER. DENTIST, ROOMS
413-414 Bank, of Commerce Bldg.
Phone
Mt'SIC TEACHERS
R HARR. TEACHER OF PIANO. I
Phone 1383.
PHYSICIANS
DR. L. G. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC
, Physician. Office and residence 1?4
North Liberty. Salem, phone 147.
LODGE DIRECTORY
BROTHERHOOD OF TOEMAM
MEETS EVERT WEDNESDAY EVEN-
Ing In Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at I
o'clock. All visiting nr lemoerv wel
come. Horace Sykes. Foreman, W.I
H. Pmnk. correspondent
MODERN-WOODMEN.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp, No. 5246. meets
every Thursday evening at s oclock
I. fkAK Kitllill. m A I
High streets. R, F. Day. V. C; J. A. I
Wrlsrht. elrelt.
BUSINESS CARDS
AUTO DELIVERY
RAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER-1
ed any place, city or country. Phonal
44 or 2081-R. W. W. Flaher.
BARBER SHOPS
SEND THE CHILDREN HERE WHERE
vou are assured of perfect hair trim
ming: Just the way you want It. I
Ingrey'a Barber Shop. 311 State
street.
CHI ROPRACT IO
DR. O. L. SCOTT. D. C, GRADUATE OF
P. 8. C Chlropractica fountain head.
Davenoort. Iowa. Cbirooracue cor
rects- the causa of disease. Office I
404-7-1. TJ. S. N. Bank BuUdlng.
Phono 37. Bealdehea 321-B.
bRAVi ATfCTMXPRES
CAPITAL CITT TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone til, Salem's largest ana nesti
quipped transrer company, uei our
reduced freight rates on eastern
shipments. Also for storage as we I
have three warehouaes In connection I
with business. Furniture moving. I
packing, shipping and- storing our
specialty. Office 161 South Commer
rial street. -
CH1XESB PHTSlClAlt.
DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
disease. 163 8. Hiarh St. Phone 23. 1
DRY CLEANING AND PRE9SIHO
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F.
8. Watanabe. Prop 424 N. Commer
cial St. Ladiea' and gentlemen's
suits cleaned and Dressed. 11.26 and
$1.76. Work called for and delivered I
free. Telephone Main 652.
JUNK
JCNK
JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIGHEST I
price for Junk or every kino. Lot us
make you a price on your household
roods.
too "square veai uoui
Capital Junk Co
' Street. Phone 393..
271 Chomeketal
FULL VALUE PAID FOR SECOND 1
hand rood a. Highest market prloes
for Junk and hides. The People's
Junk and secondhand store, i7i-o.i
Commercial. Phone T4. -
HAIR REMOVED
"CLEAN WHITE HAS PROVEN SUC-
eesafuL Applied nere or soia ior
home use. Sanitary Beauty Parlors. I
223 Hubbard Bldg.
LACXDRTES
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRT O.UICK
delivery and careful work. Dry
waah So per pound. 136 South Lib-1
erty street Phone 26.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRT REG
ular waahlnr done at a rate every
body can afford. For only 30 cents
we will collect, wash and deliver
your washing within twenty-four
hours. Phone 2471. - - .
MACHINISTS 1
WE DO MACHINERT REPAIRING OF
all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy-
pairing.- model and experimental!
work. Iowa Machine Shop. U. v.
Brown, prop., 253 Cbemeketa St,' Sa
- lem.
OSTEOPATHY
American School osteopathy, .iras -
treats acute ana enronic
disease. Office. 404-40$ U. B. Na
tional Bank Bldg. Phone fl. Resi
dence 410 North Summer. Phon 414.
DRS. WHITE A WALTON. OSTEO
n.ihio. nhvslcans and surgeon.
Uraduatea of the American School of
Osteopathy. Klrkavllle. Mo. Post
graduate and specialized In nervous
, diseases at Los Angelea College.
Treat acute and chronic diseases,
nrri &S5-C-7-S. U. 8. National
Bank Bldg. Phon 853. Residence,!
laze Court street. Phone 2215. Dr. I
White, residence phon 469.
"WCRSERfES.
KRUITIVND NURSERT SALES TARD
i.... mnvwi thlr stock to the country.
route 6. Salem, phone 100F21. Special!
f trice on grafted walnut and Ital
an prune. A. J. Mathls. proprietor.
NURSERY, STOCK AT HALF PRICE TO
Clean up. J11 at Jones nursery
Auburn east of asylum. Howard
Jones, route 6. Salem.
aBCoyiTTiAirp coops
urn tiTTV AKD SELL 8ECOND HAND I
good of U kind, pip flttlnge. by-
BMI. collars, coiiai . i
h-ins. Fred Bchladlar. 364 Center
BUMt. . . ;
UNDKRTAKERt
WEBB St CLOUdlPC. B. WEBB. A.
Clough. funeral directors. Latest
Clough. funeral directors. - Latest 1
modern methods known to the pro-
f.ulnn 4S7 Pf.nrt alM.t I
TRANSFER--H AVXXHO
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KIND
of hauling. Household
moving lobe done prompt
It. Try me once. Tlmm a.
471 State St. Phono tls. Realdeace
vne 1U-J.
WALL PAPER. PAINT
Glenn l. adams for house dec-
coratlag. painting, tinting, paper,
banging, ate. Work dona by contract
or day; good workman. Location
1020 Center St. Phone 616-W.
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice Wall Paper at
Buren's Furniture Store. 179 Com
merclal St.
SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL
Paper and Picture Ft ami a g. Good
vorkm). 411 Court Rt Phone 466.
WATER-
SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. 101 a
Commercial street. For water service
apply at office, Malta all complaints
at the office. No deductions In Mils
will be allowed for absenca or for
muim whatever nntnu nttr la
cut off from premises. iieree.rter i
water fo Irrigation will only be
furnished to regular customers using
water for domestic purposes. Con
tractors for sidewalks, brick work,
or plastering, will pleaaa read "fo?
building purposes" under schedule of I
rates. Apply at orflce for copy.
WOVEN WIRE FEJfCIXO
Depot Hatloaal Jt Aaeevieaa Fen.
aU alaee. 2 Us. to SS lav high.
Paints. Oils and VarmJasw
, Steve Renault an4 HepaJred
Loganberrr and Mep Heoka.
Salsa restee Jt Steve Werks.
ZSO Conrt St. Ffcawo 1S4
R. B. FKHlSOr
WHEY
For Feeding Hogs
Can be had at the
Marion Creamery
.Call or Telephono lilt
. . i , -
SALEM MARKETS
nunxo PRICK
Eggs and Poultry.
Eggs, 32c. ...
Old roosters. 13 to' 14c.
SUgs. 16 to 18c -
Pork, Mutton and Beef.
Pork on foot, 15 to 16c
Ewes. B ;to 8c ' ' -Veal,
dressed. 16 to lie
Spring lamb, 19c. :
Beef steers, 7 to tc; cows, 4 to 8c
Bulls. 4 to 6c
i Hay
Cheat, per ton, $23.
Clover, per ton, $21.
Vetch, per ton, $22.
Grain, i
Wheat. $1.85 to $1.87.
Oats, $1.' . ;
Beans, 10c "
Mill Feeds. Retail.
Bran, per ton, $36.
Shorts, per ton, $38.
WHOLESALE TO DEALERS.
Country; butter, 45c
Creamery butter, 45c '
Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem, 42c
Fish.
Salmon Trout. 30c.
Steelheads. 25c,
Salmon, Chinook, 25c
Halibut, 23c.
Codfish. 15c.
VegeUblea.
Lettuce, erate, $3.
Celery. 0c.
Nebraska-rice corn, 12c
Bananas, 7c. -
Apples,. $1.25 to $2.25.
Lemons. $6.00 to $7.00.
Dromedary date, $6.
- Retail Prleea.
Creamery butter, 65c
Eggs, 35c
Flour, bard wheat, $2.80 to $3. t
Flour, valley, $2.50 to 42.60.
Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1
Potatoes, sack lots. $1.25.
PORTLAND MARKETS
Dairy Produce. - '
PORTLAND. May . 2. Butter:
Prints, extras, 44 0 45c; eubes, ex
tras. 39c; prime firsts.' 38c; dairy,
30c. 1
Butterfat: Portland delivery
No. 1 sour cream, 43c
' Potatoes.
Potatoes: Buying price Locals.
754785c; selUng price, 75c$l; new
California S, 6Vx9C.
drain.
PORTLAND, May 2. Grain. May
delivery Oats, ! No. 2 white feed,
$62: barley, standard feed, $53.
Eastern oats and corn In bulk:
I Tt tA. r Mrt V whit. X57 XX.
i pounu cnip-. wuir,
No. 3, yellow, $63; No. 3,'mUed,
$63.
Selective Draft Men Are
Honored Upon Departure
The eroun of selected men met at
the court house at'the appointea tuna
yesterday, were given. final instm
tibns by Attorneys Hall ana snieias,
and were ' addressed briefly by Rev.
F. T. Porter. In company with a
group of G. ; A. R- veterans they
marched to the Southern Pacific de
pot. headed by the Cherrian Dana
discoursing spirited selections. J l
The men who left yesterday were:
Harl O. Clancy, Des Monies, Iowa.
Hollls G. Ingels. Salem. t
Charles E. Woods, Cascade. Lpcka.
Ivan Darby, Sllverton. " '
Edmund C. Warner, Sllverton. j .
Ferdinand E. Barniclf. Salem.
Ralph W. Miller. Salem.
aiDEAI ECTATEIRAHV QTRIIfPQ
111. Ml. .il I I .
WANTED TO BUY 7 OR Jt ROOM
modern homo In Salem, phone 270.
SAW MILL FOR SALE. ALSO SOME
choice farm. Scott. 404 Habbard
building.
FOR SALE OR TRADE. GOOD 120
acre homestead relinquishment.
Phone 1522-R.
FOR SALE MODERN S ROOM BTJNQ
alow at a real sacrifice. - Bargain
worth investigating. For particulars
phone 812-W.
FOR 8ALE 11 ACRES OF LAND.
.Quarter mile from Claxtar: 3126 an
acre. Will aell half. If Oeslred. John
wesiey. saiem. route s. Phone S7F4
A GOOD BUT 25x10 FEET ON EAST
side Commercial street, one door
north of State street, Salem, together
with perpetual right of way over the
14x50Vj feet tract extending from
this property to State street. Terms
Apply Scott Bosorth. 701-2 Spauldlng
Bid., Portland, Oregon,
rj unu nAma iuurc enufcni i
and you would sell. We charge no
commission for putting buyer ana
seller together. For further Infor
mation address Oregon Realty Ex
chnge Investment Co.. Inc.. 14
Breyman Bldg., Salem. Oregon;
Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Eugene.
Oregon and 2501 Third tst Portland.
FOR SALE FARM ABOUT 100 ACRES
bottom land, 110 upland, on Oregon
Electric. Livesley station. Gooo
houses, barnat springs, also mineral
springs. In house. Address Charles
Hen mid. 293 Ivy Street, rortland.
Oregon. . Will sell one half, three
quarters or alL "
FOR SALE WELL IMPROVED FARM
ef 215 acre In Douglas county; 26S
acres cultivated and In crop. Inqlure
John H. Hair, 225 North ZUth St- ea
lem. Oregon,
RENTER WANTEB AT ONCE FOR
400 acres. of farm land In Sutherlln
Valley. Oregon. Muat have equip
ment and be financially able to sum
mer fallow and sow to fall grain
3ft acres of land. Call Wednesday
afternoon or Thursday morning. A. C.
Bohrnstedt. 401 Masonic Temple. Sa
lem. Oregon.
120 ACRE FARM AND STOCK RANCH
near Silver Falls, a beautiful place.
A Salem owner finds It a little too
far out for his use. and will exchange
it for a nice small acreage closo w
Salem. There la something of ai
opening to cater to the public sum
raer season If .such la agreeable to
entertain. See William Fleming. 341
state street ler particulars.
ALSO IN THE SAME VICINITT A 200
acre place at $50 an arte. Not leas
than $2500 cash required time on an
equal amount and property for the
balance. Place sold at 112000 and
foreclosed. Owners have gone from
the state and say liquidate. See Win.
Fleming. 341 State SC. room 7.
WE HAVE SEVERAL PLACES OP
different values, small reaidences to
.! sell on installment plan, and at two
I thirda their original coat about, and
one at much less than that rate, a
6 room modern bungalow. See Win.
f Fleming Realty Co. Alao a 16 acre
1 tract fine for" Loganberries and close
i in cheap. ,,
BARGAIN 10 ACRES LOCATED ON
main road eaat of Salem, good aoil
well drained our room house .good
barn, large hen houae. wood ahed and
other out buildings, bearing fruit
trees, half acre loganberries, a snap
at $2500. look at It and make an of
fer. Have a new six room bungalow,
basement, furnace,- fire place. ' all
built In fixtures, worth $2500 make
us an offer. Houses for rent. F. L.
Wood. Bayne Bldg.
1 10 ACRES OF LAND 24 MILES FROM
Salem, s acres in cultivation, good S
room houae. barn and other out
buildings about 4 acres wf commerc
ial apples. Some strawberries. 24
acres gooseberries, to exchange for
a good residence In Salem.
A 6 room modern houae In Salem
and good collateral paper for farm
up to $10,000 Dallas. See Perrine
Maraters. 402 Hubbard Bldg
phone 207.
FOR SALE 17 ACRES OF ORCHARD
In rirat class condition, six years old.
English walnuts. Italian nrunea and
cherries, macadam road, four miles
from Salem, this Is a snap, price
$4500. 100 acre farm. 40 acrea under
cultivation, balance timber and pas
ture, some fine bottom land, running
water, houae and barn, price $40 per
acre. 6 acres, all cultivated. 3 room
plastered house, barn. well, maeadam
road. 24 miles out. Price $1000. 112
acre Howel Prairie farm. 125 acres
'cultivation, balance pasture and tim
ber good farm buildinga. price $26000.
If you want to buy. trade or sell, see
us. W. H. Grabenhorst A Co., 27
State street t
LOOK AT THISA REAL
OPPORTUNITY,
About 400 acres of choice Polk coun
ty land about 110. acres clear; about 6S
acres - la stump paature: balance la
chol. piling timber and oak grub.
Timber alone worth $10,000. New four-
room bouse, new dairy barn, providing
for 20 cow and four horses; new pig
pen and new milk house. Water piped
from fin soring to all buildinga Will
sell the whole at a great bargain.
Very easy terms. 4 per cent Interest
Address L.. owner, car The Statesman.
Prize Is Awarded to Mrs, . I
C. D. Query at Livesley
LIVESLEY. Or., May 2.A ver:
delightful evening was passed at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Johnson
I last Thursday by the women of the
G. T. clnb and their husbands. The
igames and contests conducted hy
Miss Leila Johnson were enjoyed by
all. In character sketching., con
I test. wh!ch caused much merriment.
i the prize was won by C. D. Query
- 1 During the evening a beautiful cut
i glass dish wias presented to Mrs.
I Johnoso as a birthday, gift from
I the G. T." members. Delicious
i "Hoover. refreshments w-e served
- ltte
in the evenln;. Those present
i were Mr. and Mrs. .W. V. Johnson.
IMlss Leila Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. S.
Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. James Fid-
ler.'Mrs. T. Holly. Mrs. Alice Cool
Idge, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Fidler. Mr. and
Mrs. N. P. Kogle, Mr. and Mrs.
FWiwab, Mr. and Mrs. Townee tv1.
Mr. and Mr. C. D. Puery. Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Dressier, Gladys Dressier.
IllXXLiU A U 1 11LL&.1AJ
CORN IiIARKETS
Signs That Recent Selling Has
Been Overdone Is Held
Responsible
CHICAGO. May 2. Signs that the
selling of late hasl been greatly over
done led to a sharp rally today In
the corn markeL. Prices closed strong
to 2 He net higher, with May
$1.27 and July $1.47. Oats fin
lshed U to 1 cent lower. The out
come In provisions ranged from 65c
decline to a rise of 15c.
Too much enthusiasm among the
bears In corn resulted from the fact
that reasonable .temperatures and
plenty of sunshine appeared' to be
assured for at least the next two or
three . days. The . consequent free
selling with which the day began
carried down prices to about 9 cents
a bushel below the top level of last
uV At hla nnliit larirtV i Kf I
a th. hnlnr M hilt fnilTTd that ltl'7
was difficult to-cover. Propectlvo
scantiness of supplies from rural
sources gave further emphasis to the
view that improved conditions for
plowing and planting had been more
than discounted, and, that decided
upward readjustment was In order.
Government purchases or 250.000
bushels . checked weakness in oats.
Previously there: had been pronouas
ed bearish sentiment on account of
absence of export demand and bo-
cause of the excellent .crop outlook.
Provisions Influenced by the com
'bulge recovered partly, from declines
doe to lower quotations on bogs.
Macleay Is Listening
to Revival Addresses
MACLEAY. May 3. Revival meet
Inga are now holding the Interest of
the neighborhood." Guy Fitch Phelps.
Salem's evangelist, began to hold a
series of meetings In the grange hall
Sunday of this week. He win con
tlnue them each night, Saturday ex
ceoted. for another week or m .or.
For the convenience of the farmers
who have evening work, the meet
Inrs do not begin until 8:30.-
The Ladies Aid met at the Charles
Garrett home yesterday for Us regu
lar Mar session. Red Cross wor
held the attention of the mesdamca
who gathered. Hoover style luncn-
eon was. ser ved at noon.
The next session of the Aid will
be held either at the Theron Russell
or Onle Martin home, crop conditions
being the deciding factor.
miii Hilda Lents, who returned
from the Salem hospital last week,
la able to be out again, although, as
ah anva "it's awfully slow." ; Dur
ing her sickness she received many
Hfts from her friends.
New doors have been hung at the
Gran re hall, and rew flooring put
tn 7 in the, entr way. The im-
nmmnti were made by the
Grange. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Taylor are an
HHnatlnr a short automobile trip to
southern Oregon. They Intend to
stop at Roseburg and Grants Pass
during the trip. , ,
in a letter to his mother, Mrs.
Henry Yung. Guy, who Is "Some
where In France." said he was being
well treated and fed, and. on the
-rhnia was en loving life. He was
not aeoarated from any of the mem
bers of the regiment who had gone
rmm thla neighborhood.'
D. J. Miller will soon build a new
barn. Id place of the one which was
rcentir destroyed by fire, wmwi
will be hauled today.
Mr. : and Mrs. George Hlgglns, Mr.
and Mrs. John Watson.
The women belonging to the Red
Cross auxiliary here spent Wednes
day wltn Mrs. C. D.' Query working
onS Red Cross qullt which Is to be
sold at an early date.
John Watson and family moved to
a farm in Kelxer Bottom last Tues
day. . V.
Walter Bowman nd family are
spending the week with their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Bowman- -
William Meier, who Is living In
Portland, spent Sunday at his farm
here. -
F. M. Jasper of Portland, former
castor of Livesley church, visited Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Carpenter Monday
night.
Mayday exercises will be held at
the school Friday afternoon. Mabel
Ekln"has been chosen May queen.
Mr. and Mr. IL It. Carpentrr
spent the week-end In Portland vis
iting friends. .
Colorlos a hit Facts
ICWTCSS
DAY ENHANCES -GAIN
IN STOCK
- Mi
Preceding Session Outlined
' by Activity in Board of
. Trade i
- .
NEW YORK. May 3. Stocks sub
stantially enhanced today, their gajns
of the preceding session, but pioflt
taklng made moderate Inroads before
the close. Although trading' Tre
quently halted, there were, .marked
Indications of a revival of public .In
terest or supporL - -
The further strength of rails prob
ably was based on the liberal policy
of government regarding financial
assistance, although the better-earnings
already submited for March
promise much' needed relief from the
mid-winter's adverse conditions. .
Equipments easily led the entire
movement, United States SteeJ re
peating its previous maximum, of the
Ye'
year at a gross advance of 1 to
Republic Iron and superior
Steel were 2 and three points
higher, while Bethlehem Crucible
and Lackawanna steels gained one
to one and a half, points. -
Shippings were the only reaction
ary shares, although American Ship
building was conspicuous for its gain
of eight points. Sales amounted to
475.000 shares.
Bonds were Irregular, liberty first
and second four's yielding to later
pressure. Sales, par value, aggregat
ed $6,150,000. United States bonds.
old Issues were unchanged en calL
May Day Festival Will
SftTrt cf University Today
The following prorram for the
May day exercises Is announced for
Willamette university today:
12 o'clock, noon Dedication of
new cement walk.
12:30 Student march. Music by
Chemawa bnd.
12:45 Distribution of 2000
copies of special Issue of The Col
legian." Indian xlub swinging.
1:15 Military drill by fclga
school cadets..
2:10 Basketball, Alumni v.
Varsity. ;
8:00 Junior play. "The Junior.
YffitTTABLES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. '
HHktoea4
Va. IS Oregon Ex or ess ..... 6r0Ii
No. 64 Oregonlan .... ......6:16a.,
Ke. 21 Willamette Limited.. 0:20a..
No. 11 Portland Passenger.. 1:15 p.i
No. 24 Cooa Bar !: i
No. 12 Shasta Limited 7:op.m.
No. 14 Portland Kxpress 3:10 pjn,
No. 221 Local Way Freight. .t:9 a.m.
No. 222 Portland Fast Frelghtl:3( pn
No..
Ne.
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
63 Oregon iaa 3:30 a.m.
22 Coos Bay lt:tla-tn.
16 California Express ..10:61 a-nv.
17 Roseburg Passenger. 4:20 p.m.
11 Phasta Limited ..... 5:41 p.m.
37 Willamette Limited.. 6:10p.m.
It San Francisco Pass,. .10.17 p
No. 221 San Fran. Fast FrU. .11:41 a. nr.
No. 227 Local Way Freight.. 11:01 a-aa
ALKSf-CKER LTTB
No.
No.
T3 Arrive at Balam . 9:11
74 Leave Salem.... ...' 3:66 p.m.
ALEX. FALLS CITT A WE91EHH
161 Leavea. Salem, motor .... 7:S6a.n
161 Leaves Salem, motor.... t :11a.m.
166 Leaves Salem, motor.... 1:40p.m.
Through car to Monmouth and Aril
167 Leavea Salem, motor ... 1:41p.m.
169 Leaves - Salem, motor.. :67 pa.
22 Way Freight leaves Salem 6:40 a-m.
I6S inives at Salem t:20a.an.
164 jtrrlvea at Salem 11:00a.
1C4 Arrive at Salem ....7... 3:60 p.m.
161 Arrives at Salem ;.. 6.16p.m.
170 Arrive at Salem ........ 7:26 p.m.
240 Way Freight Ar. Saletn.. 3:10 p.m.
t ORECOX ELKCT RIC
Train Leave
No. r Portland
1 4:20 am
6 Ltd. ..3:20 am
7 10:46 4m
Arrlvo
Salem
:16 am
10:11 am
12:50 Pm
or en
10:66 am
12:26 pm
t 2:06 tm
4:16pm- f-8W
6:40 pm 3:60 pm
8:06 pm ' Etlem sly
11:30 pm . Salem only
1:65am 6:60am
18 Ltd. ..4:40 pm
17 6:05 pm
It 3:20 pm
21 11:46 pm
North Bank Button leav Jeffer
son Street 13 and 10 minute later j t
Vert
Train Leave
Arrive Arrtva
No. Euren
2- ....12:06 an
Salem ' Portland
4:26 am 4:60am
7:13 am . 3:26 am
:45 am 11:16 ana
11:10 am -, , 1:20 pm
1:60 pm 4:00 pm
4:00 pm 3:46 pea
6:14 pm 7:40 pm
7:65 Dm ' 10:00 e
10 fid.'. 7:43 am
IX
14 11:18 am
14 Ltd. ..1:65 pm
10 4:10pm
13 4:ipm
xNorth Bank Station -(Arrtva Jef far-
no Street IS minute earlier). Lav
CorvaUl.
OORTALtIS 4J4JS .1 CCTlUgS
Nertht
Leave Corvallla
Arriv Sales.
:45eaa
1:60 am
4:00 pm
3:20 pm . - '
7:66 pm
8:26am
12:12 pm
2:41pm
4:10 pm
:is pm
Leav -1em
Arrive CorvaUit
:67am ,
11:23 am ' -3:30
pes .
1:16 pm
. aepsa
. V.-26 am
10:16 am
12:66 pm
4:16 pm
4:40 pm
Ueautiful Bast and Shoulders " '
re paaaibl if yea will wear sricvtiScaJly const rted
Stca Joli Bfassirr.
The drscriar weicht of aa aacMi4ed bs4 atietchea the
sapportiag lIis that the coo tour ef the aga is spoiled. .
f fcHJLia pat the bwt brk vliev It he-
MfLVli loBca. prevent -the fail beat froes
Af 1TXI r? haviag the apecar ace wt Sab-
. . ju, qT liVj biaesa. elieiiaau the daarrr ef
rT3 a, c J C1 rj p C drama ssaacle sad ca Site the
i,a ef the saoalder gvin
graceful line t the entire appcf body.
' They are the daintiest aad msst senkeablersn neats hwagt
nablt i ocss I all BMtcriaU aad styles: Cna Umrk. Ilouk '
r nUSnrplire. Baadea.etc Boned with " Wtkan," the
matlsM busing-pcnaitUag washing wltboet re ao J.
Have yoer dealer shew yoe Blea Jolie Bn ualerea. If net stork
ed, we will gladly aend Uiom, prepaid, saiplna te show .'
DE.SJAMIN it JuIIN'lS, 61 Warren Street. Newark. N. J
As Age Advances the liver Ileqxxires
cciilsasl sCght sti-nnatioa. CARTER'S LTTLX
UVER FILLS cam ct CONSTIPATION.
WlraaisSM Wm4L r4. t TTT-
vdMch W s dr aa if wiiu una 1 1