The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 12, 1918, Page 11, Image 11

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    THE OREGON STATESMAN: SUNDAY, MAY 12, IBIS
1
Banf8d 0 Sir c t r y gagg
ts and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted
oper Headings So You Can Readfly Find Them
r
Bur Sell and Exchange all Kmdal
SECOND HAND GOODS
nvrmvn.1 snnrs mrnr!
CLES, TOOLS, ETC
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
phone 411 i Court St.
: Norwich iTNiosr : ' :-
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
W. II. uurgMrai, jr.,
Jaldcnt Agent .
885 State St.
Money to Loan
improved farm aito cttt
property at lowest hatks ,
THOS. K. FORD Kttrffs
Q.tHimD ADTKRTISCXKNTt
Rat TW Word
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81 months contract par mo.
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Mo account opened (or leas than Ita
A neat Card given fro with an
advertisement to the extent of too
-announcing "For 8ale, "For
Bent," "Rooms" or "Boaxa."
; new TODAY ;
Each new classified advertise-
?ient will bo run under "New
oday for first Insertion, unless
otherwise ordered by the adver
tiser. ', , ' '"
Subsequent Insertion of the Ad
will appear under its proper claas
UlcaUon. -j . .
No advertlsment will be ' run
under "New Today" for more than
ae Issue under any circumstances
NEW TODAY
8TRAWBRRY AND CHERRY PICK
ers wanted. Good job. Phone. 93 F5.
FOR SALE OR TRADE ICO ACRES
Lake county farm. Will take Salem
property in exchange inquire at CCt
North Summer street.
roR sale a good team of mors-
es at CIO North summer street.
i'rOR 8 ALE ONE ALMOST NEW EX
. tension top Studebaker carriage at a
bargain. Phone 14 F.-
FOR 8 ALE 5 PURE BRED WHITE
Leghorn cockerels O. A. C. Strain. C.
Sheppard. Shaw. Oregon.
WANTED TO BUY" S ROOM BUNQ-
alow east front, walking distance.
Don't answer! unless its, a bargan.
Address "H C9" care Statesman.
JANITOR WANTED PART TIME
morning or evening, steady job. Ap
ply to Elmo S. White, 402 Masonic
Temple. y
EVEN THE CHILDREN HAVE LEARN-
ed to point out our shop tor nair cut
ting, hair bobbing, etc Ingrey"a Bar
ber Shop. 211 State street. -
WANTED TO RENT UNFURNISHED
housekeeping rooms with heat. Phone
1234 after fc p. m. :
CHICKEN DINNER WIIL BE SERVED
at Cherry City Home Restaurant
Sundays at 35 cents. ISC South High
M. H. Edwards. Prop.
WANTS TO BUY RUBBER TIRED
too bunr. CIS Ferry street. Phone
1SU4-W. : v
FOR' RENT NICELY FURNISHED
housekeeping rooms at C45 Ferry:
street. Phone 180C-W.
ISBmsn HAND FUNITURE FOR SALE.
Uun. . era a ranee, chiffonier, etc
Mra. F. W. Chace. phone 91C.
A PERMANENT RENTER WOULJ
lik in rent a modern furnished house
close in.) Phone 54C todsy (Sunday). j
FOR SALE BEAUTIFUL 1 SIX-ROOM
modern cottage, containing all new
features. Located near State House
and on car line. A fine investment.
Come and look at It today. 13 1 State
street . - I;
3:2 ACRE FARM. LOCATED IN LAKE
County. Oregon. 60 acre -cultivated.
halan- nulurs. . buildings, drilled
well, close to school, 'and timber,
farming tools and household goods.
3 miles to town, will consider im
proved acreage or orchard in ex
change, $0000. 50 acre farm located
oti Orand Island. 30 acre cultivated
hnilitiriir mln rnlttt to BChOOl and
' c.nn icn firm, all culti-
. ... j . -" " -- - .
. v.t.rf imwtA .mvl huildiries. good roan
croo goes'ln deal if sold soon; $12$
1 s acre: 10 acres all In cultivation.
t "'-.! hulldins-a. rock roal $2800. 9C
I acra farm all cultivated land, crop
In. bnildings. good road, will
I dn fnr fnot bill farm. W. H.
j Grabenhorst a Co. 275 State street.
; FOR BALK TEN ACRES EAST OF
city, fine land, good buildings, a anap
at $22r.O. 23 acres river bottom land
new bungalow, some voug orchard
$W9. 220 acres Kings Vjfcllev three
' milllnn Im1ur 11 A nop atrip. HT a
Well imnrnvd tn acre tract and
cash for larger place. C rtoom plast
ered hoda. ffnnd nlumblng. good loca-
tll ;n..rl. nw 1 1 ASA. Fine SiX
room new hitnaralow. fire place and
furnace $1400. Swell seven . room
1 bungalow, nared atreet fine location
larre rribms. fine lot. Just! the home
" rim want 1?7AA t five room
bungalow full basement paired street,
Hoiith Halere $lr,o. 7 room fine new
hi nine blocks from Ilost Office
12260. A fin stock or srraln farm
on main highway not far I from Sa-
' lem ITift nr mrrm llnuaesf for rent.
"H Ford also five pasaejnger Reo
"r sale. J-". U. wood, llaivne isiag.
EMPLOYMENT
AGEST9 WANTED
AMERICA. AND'THE GREAT WAR
inf humanitv and f re.ednm. J USt the in-
formation American wants.
IWuselv illustrated. Iow brice. Itig
Profit. $225. guaranteed. Sample free.
international Press Philadelphia.
FEMALE
iAID WANTKI FOR G
ENERALl
aousework. Phone 912. TJ
11. Jones.
Wanted an immediate position
ss bookkeeper stenographer, experi-
write "II 68 " Statesman.
Wanted
fhona operating salary paid while
earning regular and freient ln
r APly Chief Operator. Pac.
. iei Co.
THUEE KRK'.mt
c a p a r.i m. . wom EN
1 a e ft l mmr Lr
4vnnr for truvHInsf
Omaha, Nehr.
IWOMAN TO DO SHOUSE
a... tor '"mily of three. Must be
refined and a gool cook. Ilb
I. T'T in rompetent woman. If ln
'"ddresa box "H 64t States
bhA cff,c. Klvlng your address or
r saose number. i
WALE
8 WITH BICYCLES TO
near Charnawa. phone
WANTED AT OHEGOM STATE TU-
rterculoisis hospital a second cook
Wan preferred. Phone. 433.
WAaTfcD TOUNQ MAN TO LEARN
pnnun? trade. Applr Statesman
composing room, upstairs.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY,' NAMES
mrn-women. wishing to become gov
eminent rlerKs at Washington. $100
month. Answer "994 D" this office.
HUU!i WANTED FOR RODGERS
Jhip ard. Uood wge and fine op
portunity to the right kind of men.
; p?Iy.11- A- Johnson & Co., room 2
Ladd & P.ush Hank. Bldg.
MALE AND FEMAB HELP WANTED
--We have an opening In your town
for -a. newspaper salesman. Tou
could make a Rood salary with our
proposition. Address "H 47" States
man office.
WANTED A JOB?
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. WAGES
$3.36 toSS.M for 8 hour da v. iTIoan
bed at mill Se night, eats $30c meal.
or board and .bed In Oregon City
$7 week. Free employment office In
. West Linn across bridges from Ore-
. gon City, Chances for advancement
good.t Come and send for your fam
ily later. Farmers can work until
harvest and come back again in the
fall.- Strike now six months old.
Dont wait to write. Come and your
fare up to $2 will he refunded by Mill
Cashier after working one week.
Take railroad agent's receplt fori
rare paid.
MISCELLASEori
HOP TRAINERS WANTED APPLY
T.; A. Uvesley A Co., office. Salem
; Rank of Commerce Rldsr.
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
FOR SALE FRESH
Route 9. Hoi 13.
YOUNG COW.
AISE MULES THE M A M M OUTI 1 1
Kentucky . Jack, sure Paymaster No.
4273 will make the aeasbn at Gilbert
& Patteron" Eola farm.
MISCELLANEOUS.
FOR SALE: STUDEBAKER 14
. spring wagon. Phone 734 271 N.
mercial. Will sell cheap..
TON
Com-
FOR SALE CHEAP. HAND CULTIVA
tor and Blickensderfer typewriter
No. $. 154 Columbia street. r
FOR SALE CHEAP. AN ALMOST
new silo. 12 by 32 feet, with heavy
irons. Phone 254 or C2.
FOR SALE A 1917 EXCELSIOR MOT-
orcycle, cash or on time. 1112 Mill I
street. .
FOR SALE STEVENS - DURTEA
touring car. Suitable for truck. Will
sell cheap. Phone 734. 271 North
Commercial street.
BEANS FOR SEED WE HAVE THE
pure Michigan pea (tree) beans for
sale. Lebold & Co.
FOR SALE OR TRADE TWIN CTLI
Inder, two speed Indian mortorcycle
with side car. See Bennett. 314 Ma
sonic Bldg. Phone 1127 or 202C-R.
FOR SALE 1 FINE DRIVING MARE
weighing 1117 pounds, dark dapple,
bay in color. Her sire Is Crawford.
he bv Cord Alene, record 2:10. Also
top side spring buggy ana gooa sing
le harness. Will sell cneap i-none
18C7-W pr call at 430 N. Summer St.
IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BESi
farm naner. send too to the ractrtr
Homestead. Salem, Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ao.
CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRI
This true story ofwestern immi-a-ration
haa been carefully revised.
making a handsome little book. It
tella in aranhio terms of the maa-l
acre of the Oatman family, of the
mmm at Lorenzo, and the captivity I
of Mary and Olive. Mary died of
starvation and Olive was, purchased
from the Indians five rears later.
Th nrlce la 20 cents. Doe t paid. Ad
dress Oregon Teachers Monthly, Sa.1
lem. Oregon.
POULTRY
IF YOU WANT TO GET THK BbSl
poultry paper puhiisneo. aena
cents to the Northwest Poultry
Journal.: Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
FOR RENT
FARMS
FOR RENT CHOICE PIECE OF LAND
suitable for raising Deans, van j. ii.
2aerjTiaiv00 i
""Houses ,
nr.i'Sl.'.s viTftNIHIIED AND UNFURN-
ished. C. W. Kiemeyer, ait oiaie ou
Phone 1009.
"FOR RENT CHEAP TO RIGHT PAR-
v l ii n i a a room Dunsaiow. unu-
ern except furnace. Phone 254 or C22.
FOR RENT $12.68 SIX ROOM MOD
ern house on paved street at 19301
ftnuth High street. E. A. Rhoten.
1141-J. any time week days.
FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING:
$13 Neat moaern uun'"".
.mi at 960 North 20th st Call at
Statesman business office or pnonel
tA xtndern It room house on I
Cottage street, close I n. Call at
Statesman business office, or phone
23.
ROOMS
FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM
with use of bath, in modern noinl
Address A. B. care statesman. .
FOR RENT WELL FURNISH ED AND
.ttr.rtiv housekeeping rooms. closel
in 541 Mill. Phone 2481-J or 58r2l.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
I i n,wtm conveniences, also In-
7. rmmi CI ose to State Houa
1020 Chemeketa. Phone 1280.
STOREROOMS
n m n tlSi r A T
FOR RENT Tn ci biui.rw
141 Nortn uororarrt " ij.
cupled by Compton s He. and
store, will be for rent May 1st next
particulars inouire at room
22
r . RtoW.
m " . ' -
T X PE WRITERS
UNDERWOOD TYPEWUiTt-iw "w
" . , i. a, na nor mnnth.1
rent, tjatesi .Miwc !' - i
New" 191$ Underwoods at no advance
in prices. Underwood Typewriter CoJ
a. I Steinaui resident
I'hone S10.
LOST and FOUND
yoiiD .
FOTND.GRKENl- AUJO v r.ra. -;
T " tTTf
lllver Iloaa uwnn - - - ,
by calling at this ofrice and paying
cost of this ad-! .
LOST
tnMrpNlfOniN
shoulder. U Tw"'nf W,'""1
Ciervais. orcgon.;
C4F2.
MISCELLANEOUS
ISSl'ltAKCH
F1HE INSURANCE INSURE YOUR
property fn the Oregon Fire Relief
Association of McMinnville the com
pany with an unexcelled less paying
record. Innuranc on your home is
just as Important as a safety box for
your valuable papers. 11. A. John
son St Co.. Agent. Bush Bank Bldg..
Salem, phone 317.
Ml$CELLAEOU4
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
good clean rags. Pressroom States
man.
PBHSOIfAL
ATTRACTIVE YOUNG MAIDEN. 21.
worth over 150.00ft. Anxious to mar
ry honorable gentleman. K. Warn,
2216 H Temple St.. Los Angeles. Cal.
WILL YOU WRITE TO LONELY
young widow worth $33,000 Would
marry. Address Mary, Box 681. Los
Angeles. Cal.
MARRY IF LONELY FOR RESULTS.
try me beat and moat successful
"Home Maker; hundreds rich wish
marriage soon; atrictly confidential;
most reliable; years exprienre; de
scriptions flee. ' "The Successful
Club." Mrs. IMrdie. Dux 656, Oakland,
1 Calif.
FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING:
$10 Neat modern bungalow t
rooms at North 20th street. Form
erly rented for $13. Call at Stn tea
man business office or phone 23.
$13 Modern . 10 . room house on
Cottage atreet, cloae in. Formerly
rented for $35. Call at Statesman
bustnets office, or phone 23.
MARRY IF LONELY FOR SPEEDY
marriagh try my club very success
ful, best, largest In country, estab
lished 12 years, thousands wealthy
wishing early marriage, confidential
descriptions free. Old Reliable Club.
Mrs. Wrubel. 732 Madison. Oakland.
California.
WANTED
MISCKI.LAKEOCS
WANTED RY PERMANENT RENTER
C room modern house. Address 'H
70" care Statesman office.
WANTED 50 HEAD OF NANY GOATS.
good grade. No culls. O. D. Miles,
S. F. T. Co. Camp 8, Silverton. Ore-
gon.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
ACTO SERVICE
HIPP9 AUTO SERVICE CITY AND
country trips. Phone Day.
TIRES REPAIREt VCLCAHIT-TJIO
GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE 8ERVICB
Station 177. South Commercial' St,
phone 42$.
; i
QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND
Vulcanizing. 21 North Commercial
street. Phoaa CC.
WATT SH1PP CO. RETREADS AND
sections tubes 26c up. Service car.
Phone ICS. 12$ South Commercial
street.
BRACK ETT A- GRAY TUBES VTJL-
, canUed. x5c Retreading our special
ty, f reo service ear. raoaa Ate.
' t7 North Commercial.
PROFESSIONAL
DENTISTS
DR. F. U UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS
413-414 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Phone C04.
Ml'SIC TEACHERS
R HARR. TEACHER
Phone 1S83.
OF PIANO.
PUYSICIAKS
DR. L. G. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC
Physician. Office and residence 2?C
North liberty. Salem, phone 147.
LODGE DIRECTORY
BROTHERHOOD OP YOEMAJf
MEETS EVERT WEDNESDAT EVEN-
Ing in Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at
S o'clock. All visiting members wel
come. Horace Sykes. Foreman, W.
H. Prunk, Correspondent.
MODERN WOODMEN.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp. No. $244. meets
every Thursdar evening at $ o'clock
In Derby building, corner Court and
High streets. R. F. Day. V. C; J. A.
Wright, elrek.
BUSINESS CARDS
Al'CTlOXEEnS
COt W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER
Farm sales a specialty. Turner, Wt-
gon.
AUTO DELIVERY
RAOGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER
ed any place, city or country. Phone
C4 or 2081-R. W. W. Fisher.
CHiKortiAcno
DR. O. U SCOTT. D. C GRADUATE OF
P. 8. C Chlropractics fountain bead.
Davenport. Iowa. Chiropractic cor
rects the cause of disease. Office
490-7-8. U. 8. N. Bank Building.
Phona $7. Residence s2-R.
EXPRESS
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COM PANT
phone 923. Salem's largest and best
equipped transfer company. Get our
reduced ireigni raiea wn
shipments. Also for storage as we
have three warehouses in connection
with ' business. Furniture moving,
packing, shipping and storing ur
specialty. Office 111 South Commer
cial street- '.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN.
DR. L M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
disease. 152 R High St. Phone 91.
I A . M- . ' . W- " ..V, r- M M wmif!
I 1)111 CLBA.1l.lii m jj...
JAPANESE PRESSINO PARLORS F.
w.nnihit Pron- 424 N. Commer
cial St. Ladles and PJ"tl'"
suits cleaned and preeeed. $1.2$ a ad
$L7i. Work called for and delivered
free. Telephone Main el.
JCNK
JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIGHEST
'iceforjink of every kind. Lotus
make you a price en your household
arooda The "Square Deal- House
fpVtl Juuko, m Cnameketa
Sueet, Phoae 32$.
FULL. VALUE ; Alt gw v
hand gooa a. ,
for junk and Hides The rnVU
Junk and Secondhaad Btore. 71 No.
Com mere iaL Phone 734.
nAin nraionro
CLEAN wnmr iA8PROvTWsnc-
rmeUuse.APnHar5WHVty
1 isa Hubbard BWg.
Iartora,
LAUNDRIES
LAUNDRT QUICK j I
SALEM STEAM
ueuverv ana careiui vorx. .urr .
wash fee per pound. 13$ South Lib-1
erty street. none .
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRT REQ-
ular washing done at a rate every
body can afford. For only 10 cents
we will collect, wash and deliver
your wanning within twenty-four
hours. Phone 2471.
MACHINISTS
WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF
all kinds, automobile reparrmg. oxy
acetylence welding, gas engine re
pairing, model and experimental
work. Iowa Machine Shoo. D. B.
Drown, prop.. 253 Cbemeketa St, Sa
lem, i
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. W. - L, MERCER. GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy. Klrks-
ville. Mo.: treats acuta and ehronle
disease. Office 404-40$ U. 8. Na
tlonal Bank Rldg. Phone til. Real
dence 419 North Summer. Phono CI 4.
DRS. WHITE it WALTON. -OSTEO-
pathic physicans and 'surgeons.
Uraduates of the American Schools of
Osteopathy. Kirkavtlle. Mo. Post
graduate and specialised In nervous
diseaaea at Los Angelea College.
Treat acute ana chrome . .aisea
Offices SOa-f-T-S. U. 8. National
Rank Bldg. . Phone $59. Residence,
1C2Q Court street. Phone 221$. Dr.
White, residence phono 4C9.
SBCOXD BAID QOODI
WE BUY AND BELL 8ECOND HAND
goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har
neaa. collars, collai pads, tools.
chains.
Fred . Cchlndler, SiC Center
Street.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST HOUSE
hold goods specialties; storage pack
ing. shipping and moving, horae
and auto vans: special freight rates
to all points. C O. Pick Transfer
Storage Co., 2nd and line stCTeta
Portland. TJregon. Broadway 69C. A
199C.
UNDERTAKERS
WEBB CLOUGH C. B. WEBB. A. M.
Clough. funeral directors. Latest!
modern methods known to the pro-
tession. 7 court street.
TRANSFEk HATJX.1140
AUTO TRUCK BKRVICE. ANT KIND
of hauling. Household
moving jobs dona prompt
ly. Try ma once. Timaa
47S State 8C Phona $$. Raaldaaoe
phon 1H1-J. '
WALL
rAnrr
GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC
eoratlnar. naintlna' tinting, nanar
banging, etc. Work dona by contract
or day: good workman. ixxsauoa
ItSO Canter. St. Phona $I$-W.
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for cboico wau paper
at
Buren's Furniture Store
mercial St.
179 Com-
SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL.
Paper and Picture Framing, flood
workmen. '4ii Court St.- Phone 41
WATER
SALEM WATER CO- OFFICE. S01 &
Commercial street. For water service
aoolr at office. Make all complaints
at the office. No deductions In bills
will be allowed for absence or for
any causes whatever unless water Is
cut off from premises. Hereafter
water foe irrigation will only be
furnished to regalar customers using
water for domestic purposes, con
tractors for aldewalka. brick work.
or Diastertng. will please read "Tor
building purposes' under schedule of
rates. Apply at -of flea for' copy.
wotkv wtrr FENcnro
Depot Kattenal Jt American Fence,
all alaea. 2S In, e U In. nigh.
Palate, Oils and Varmlahw
Itevee Rebuilt aad Ilepalsael
Leganbeiif sai Has Heefca. ,
naieaa Fence Steve Wevna.
Z94I tTenrt St. Pane 14
R. B. VEXING
PCS LIC NOTICES.
NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT FOR
THE COST OF IMPROVING l
STREET IN THE CTTY OP SA
LEM, FROI FIFTH STREET TO
. THE WEST LINE OP THE OAKS
( ADIIITION.
! To. E. M. Bosworth. W. O. McAl
lister and Minnie A. McAllister. J.
B. Young. Arthur Swarts, Edward
Burns and Juanlta Clark:
i You. and each of you are hereby
notified that the city of Salem has, by
Ordinance No. 1534. levied an as
sessment upon your respective prop
erties hereinafter described, and in
the amount hereinafter set forth for
such property's proportionate share
of the cost of improving D street in
the City of Salem, from Fifth street
to the west line of the Oaks Addl
tlon. , A description of each lot or
part thereof or parcel of land, the
owner thereof, and the amount as
sessed and levied upon It is as fol
lows, to-wit:
Lot 6. Block 6. of Boise's Second
Addition. E. M. Bosworth. Cost
S345.u7
Lot 5. Block 6. Boise's Second Addi
tion. E. M. Bosworth. Cost S39.07
The west S3 feet of Lot 5. Block 8.
of Boise's Second Addition. W. O.
McAllister and Minnie A. McAl
lister. Cost $32.2
Lot 4. In Block 10. Boise's Second
Addition. J. B. Young. Coatl2.2l
West half of Lot 2. Block 2, Boise's
First Addition. Arthur Swart.
Cost $.0
The west half of Lot 4, Block 2.
Boise's First Addition. Edward
Barns. Cost $4.64
Lot 2. Block 9. Boise's Second Addi
tion. Juanlta Clark. Cost $52-44
Said assessments were entered in
Volume 3. Docket of City Liens, on
the 29th day ot March. IMS, as a
charge and lien against the said
properties, and are now due and Tax
able to the City Treasurer.
This notice Is served upon you by
publication thereof for ten days In
The Dally Oregon Statesman, a news
paper published In the City of Salem,
by order of the Common Council.
Date of first publication hereof, is
May 4. 1918.
Earl Race.
Recorder of the City of Salem.-
Yon Should Worrj Let the
CUsxificd Ads Work for Yon
SALEM MARKETS
. nuYixo PRICE
Eggs and Pool try.
Ekes, 31c.
Old roosters; 13 to 1 Sc.
Hens. 21 to 22c.
Pork. Mutton and Beef.
Pork on foot. 15 t6 16 c.
Ewes. S to 9c
Veal, dressed, 15 to lfic. .
Spring lamb, 12 to 14c.
Beef steers 7 to 9c; cows, 4 to 8c
Dulls, 4 to 6c
Hay
Cheat, per ton, $23.
Clover, per ton, $21.
Vetch, per ton, $22.
Grain.
Wheat. $1.85 to $1.87.
Oats, 90c
Beans, 9c.
Mill Feeds. ReialL
Bran, per ton, $36.
Shorts, per ton. $38.
WHOLESALE TO DEALERS.
Country batter. 45c
Creamery butter, 45c
Butterrat, f. o. b. Salem, 42c
Fish.
Salmon Trout. 3 Or.
Silver perch. 12 c
Salmon, Chinook, 25c
Halibut, 25c
Codfish. 15c
Fmlt.
Oranges, $6 to $7.
Strawberries. $3.
California Grape Fruit, $3.00 to
$3.75.
Peas. 7c
New potatoes, 8c
Cabbage. 4 He
Asparagus. $1.80 crate.
Vegetables.
Lettuce, crate. $3.25,
Bananas. 7 He. '
Apples. $1.50 to $2.25.
Lemons. $6.00 to $7.00.
Dromedary date, $6. 0.
Bermula onions. $3.25.
Retail Prices.
Creamery batter, 50c
Eggs, 40c ' .
Flour, hard wheat. $2.80 to $3.
Floor, valley. $2.50 to $2.60. .
Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1.
Potatoes, "sack lots, $1.25. .
f PORTLAND MARKETS
Dairy Produce.
PORTLAND, Or., May 1. Batter:
Prints, extras.. 447f 45c; cube, ex
tras. 38c; prime firsts, 37c; dairy,
31c. . - ,,Ji
Bntterfat; Portland delivery
No. 1 soar cream, 43c .m. H
Potatoes, " 1
Potatoes: Bating prlca Locals.
70 90c; selling price. 75c $1-25;
new Calif ornlas,
Grain. ,
Grain: . 30-day options: Bids
Oats. No. 2. $6. 1 -
Eastern oats and corn la balk:
Bids Oats. No. 3. white. $51.50;
33-poond clipped, white., $50; corn
No. 3 yellow $60; mixed, $59; oats
No. 3, $51.50;. clipped. $12; torn
..n. ten- ml.ul tStt
AI r niTARTPRQ ,
SHOW STRENGTH
Stock Exchange Unusually
Busy Coppers and Rails .
Heary
NEW YORK. May 11. The stock
market ended an extremely busy
week as It began, on a wave of bull-
ish enthusiasm which carried . nu
merous special Issues te highest lev
ils of the year , .
There were some offsetting fea
ture, such as the relative heaviness
of rails and coppers, bat these were
more than overbalanced by tho
strength in all other Quartern. - .
United States Steel was agala la
the forefront, advancing from Its low
price of 107 tolOJ-H. within a
small fraction of its current maxi
mum. Oils, sugars, tobaccos and sh
pings. the latter represented by Ma
rine preferred were the other con
spicuously strong features.
Backwardness of rails and metals
resulted from disappointment at the
failure of the Washington authori
ties to announce higher transporta
tion rates. Sales amounted 4o 550.
000 shares.
The new liberty 4 U per cent bonds
continued to fall, declining from Fri
day's low of 98.40 to 98.20. Of the
older liberty Issues, the first 4's
eqaellcd the years low at 95.84. the
second 4's also showing heaviness.
Total bond sales, par value, aggre
gated about $3,750,000.
An actual loan increase f about
98$.000.000 and an expansion oi
more than $55,000,000 In excess re
serves were the noteworthy features
of the weekly bank statemenL
ANNOUNCEMENT
DEPRESSES CORN
Market Cloies Unsettled
Government Edicts Curb .
High Cereal Prices
' CHICAGO. May 11. Announce
ment by the food administration that
Hour substitutes mtfftt sell 10 centj
lelaw wheat cost bad a depressing. I
Influence today on the corn market.
Largely as a result corn closed un
settled. 2Uc net lower to Vie ad
vance with May $1.27 Si and Jnlv
$1.43Val'4- Ooats lost 1'4 to 2
cents and proIMons 32 to' SO cents.
Notice of the fresh measures which
REAL ESTATElNEVmpK.
FOR SAWi MODERN C ROOM BUNG-
alow at a real aacriflce. For partcu
lars phone 24C4-J.
FOR HALE C ROOM HOUSE AND
lot $45. $159 down. Inquire at 404
Soutn 14th street. Salem.
FOR SALE MODERN i ROOM BUNG-
alow at a real aacriflce. Bargaia
worth Investigating. For particulars
phoae 319-W.
CHE OREGON REALTY EXCHANGE
Inv. Co.. Inc. lists property every
where and chargea no comraiasion
for putting buyers, sellers and ex
changes of realty together. Room
28 Breymea Bldg.. Salem. Oregon.
FOR SALE FARM ABOUT II ACRES
bottom land. 110 upland, on Oregon
Electric L Ivesley station. Gooe
houses, barna. springs, also mineral
springs In house. Address Charles
Scbmid. 295 Ivy street. Portland.
Oregon. Will sell one half, three
quarters or alL
A GOOD BUY I5x$t FEET ON EAST
side Commercial stieer. one door
north of State street, Salem, together
vita perpetual right of way over the
14xv4Hb feet tract extending from
thia nronertr to State atreet. Terms
Apply Scott Bosorth. 701-S Spauiaiag
AUdg peruana. Oregon.
CANADA A LANDS EEKER'S PARTY
will leave Salem for Alberta on Sat
urday May 1$. For details aee C
W. Niemeyer, $44 State street.'
ANOTHER SNAPPY SNAP REAL
uintji,ni
A S-room plastered one-story cot
tage with full basement and cement
ed floor, bath, toilet, sewer connec
tions, family orchard, three blocks
from Jitney. Oregon Electric and
street car not far off. $1000.
Jown and balance on monthly In
stallments at C per cent. A fine little
home place and practically ne
whether you buy It or not. you will
admit It Is very, very cheap, and fair
ly stated. William Fleming. $41 State
street, phone III.
240 ACRES. 200 IN GRAIN. $ MILES
from Pratum. Or.. $21,000. CO acre a.
all cultivated. 19 acres $ year old
prunes. 1 mile Aumaville. eqaipped.
$$.$00. ISO acres finest valley and bot
tom, 0 cultivated. 3 miles from Wa
canda. $$S per Sere. 440 acres, lots of
sawtimber. S miles of sawmill, a lot
of open graalng. $1$ per acre. Acre
age with 9 room residence, close to
university. Eugene. Or, for valley
ranch, $$.000. 212 acres eastern Ore
gon, for valley ranch, not over
$4,009. Salem residence for timber
tract about $2,000. Fully modern
room house for ranch. $4,000. Close
In lot and cash for auto. $0 acres,
Toledo. Or, for valley ranch not
ever $4590. Finest $ room bungalow
In Salem. $210$. Socolofsky. 311
State.
EXCHANGE NICE LARGE MODERN
1 - room house In Koseburg. or. aji
modern, herd finished plaster, all
.picked lumber in the house and nicely
finished off inside. 4 rooms neiow,
besides closets pantry, large hallway.
toilet ana washroom. nearoome
above and closets and bathroom, fur
nace In basement and house steam
heated, large porch In front, cement
basement. Lot lOOxlCC feet, barn
and garage combined, also hen bouse
and poultry Tare, aeveral nice bear
ing ' fruit trees, cherries, apples,
peaches, pjum. good garden spot,
good lawn, fin view and good loca
tion and a good home. $1000.
.- - Also 10 acre suburban tract, 2V4
miles from Rose burg on fine gravel
road level and good land la uticaiy
nettled community en good corner.
no buildings. Price $t:0O Exchange
for 1st claaa residence or acreage
near 8a I em. Perrine at Ma raters. 402
Hubbard .building, phone 907.
LOOK AT THIS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
t . ....
About CM acres of choice PoTk coun
ty laud about 11 acrea clear; a boat CC
acrea In stump pasture: balance la
eholw piling timber and oak grabs.
Timber alone worth $lt.CCC. New four
room house, new dairy barn, providing
for 24 cows and four horses; new pig
pen and new milk house. Water piped
from fine spring te ail building- Will
sell the whole at a great bargain.
Very easy terms. C per cent Interest.
Address Wowaer. care The Statesman,
Satherlin Valley Oregon Farm
Land Bargains .
Friends In the east have placed la
my hands for Immediate sale over
4SS acrea of chotca Sutherlia Valley
farm which they have acquired
through mortgage foreclosure. These
Isnds are suitable for wheat and
grain growing, or general farming
purposes, and crop can be sown at
once. One tract of US acres Is es
peclally adapted for dairying and
slock raising. Irrigation ditches on
all .the lands which caa be used if
desired. In order to dose out the
lands in the quickest possible time
they will be sold at $C per cent or
more below their actual value. My
frienda are In the mortgage business,
not laad dealera. therefore are not
looking for land profits. There are
farina for the SS acre farmer aa well
aa the 3CC acre farmer. The other
fellows loss your gain. Write or call
for further Information today. " A- C
Bohrnatedt, 4C1 Masonic Temple, Sa
lem. Oregon.
the food administration was patting
forth to curb high prices of cereals
came opportunely for the bears at a
time when demand for Immediate de
livery of coarse grains was limited.
Likelihood thta planting will not be
1 nf all swing next week counted, also
In turning the corn market down
grade.
Oats duplicated the weakness ef
corn: About the only shipping busl-
re ported was en a 60-day basis at
relatively low figures.
Provisions dropped with hogs aad
grain. . . . ;..
JAPANESE RED CROSS WORKERS."
"Paw Americans realize ; how muchTI .... .11:11 tm
' -.r . -.
Japan has aone auring tuis war-ior
the Red Cross." says the 'foreign
ess Bureau of the Woraan'a'Com-
ltte of the Council of National De-
feiise. Her Red Cross merubersnip
r exceeded our In the early days of
he war: and she maintained Hospit
als In England. France, and Rassia.
for a whole year. Just as we did. Like
our on these hospitals had to be
given up for a time for lack of funds.
After this, however. Japan subscrib
ed and sent a million dollars to the
wounded of the Allians, to be divided
prorata amon; them. . v
a
UNSlUtliSStl
Market Registers Many High ,
Records in Week Pros- .
peels Favorable
NEW YORK, May 11. With Utile
Interruption, despite incessant se'.l- -Ing
for profits and on a steadily In
creasing volume of operations, thia
week's stock market registered many
high records for the year, while here
and there actual new maximums
were established, . ,
Better war news, the vote ef con- .
fMene Ttende1 tn tha British min
istry and the encouraging industrial
outlook were among ' the factory ,
which contributed to the substantial
upswing.
Bank clearings attained unprece
dented proportions and general bus!-''
iness improvement was la keeping
with this showing. , . i
United states Steel furnished not
fewer than 1.400.000 shares to the
week's Motal or about a.zou.uvv.
makia ga nextreme gala of It points.-'
Heaviness of liberty bonds. Inciua- '
ing the 4's at a discount of 1 4 5 .
per cent was without appreciable et- 4
feet in the investment maracc
APPOINTS C1LPLAIX .
.
LONDON. April 2. Archdeacon
Perowne of Plymouth has ut been '
appointed chaplain to the king. He
belongs to a distinguished Frenetic
Hugenot fajnUju. wblci. aenves its
. . a. . a 0
name from perrone, tne ccpicr ui a
some of the, severest fighting cl.l&ew
past month.
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SEWARD
Alder at 10t2t Btroet
PORTLAND, OREGOX
The most homelike hotel la Part:
ir All Oregoa -Electric trains
Stop at the SEWABJX
RaW f 1 aad np. Wltk prtrata
baat 91-SO aad npw,
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SCUHKlXiUCTSniAT.
TIME TABLES
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No. It Oregon Exnreee !:T5""
No.- $4 Oregonian .... !'
No. JC Willamette Limited.. trlCa-sa.
No, It Portia c 4 Paaeenger., 1:IJ P-sa,
No. 14 Coos Bar ;'
No. IS Shasta Limited 2:?!-w"
No. 14 Portland 9
No-Sit Local Way Freight.. IrM am.
No. SSS PorUsad Fast Freight 11:$$ na.
No." $t Oregonlaa
No.
No.
Na
SI Coos way ii Ti r
1$ California Express ,.lC:$$a.aa.
IT Rose burg Passenger. P.m.
11 Shasta Limited .....
S7 Willamette Limited.. t:lt p sa,
1$ San Franclsce Paaa...lCJI P-sa,
1 R. VTraai Vast Frt.. 11:41 a.B.
No.
No.
No.
N
No. 117 Local Way Fralgkt..tl:Cl aji
ciuca-crra LnfM
71 Irrlr. at Ralcm..... ff:l$
No.
No.
74 Leave Salem :t$n.sa.
m aw n v
SALRSC FALLS CTTY at MS I H-
141 Leaves. Salem, motor ....
14$ Leavea Salem, motor.... t:14 a.m, ,
ICC Laavee Salem. .motor.... l:'-rm- w
Through car to Moanwaia ana
1C7 Leavea Salem, motor .... $:4tp.m r
ICS leaves Salem, motor..... $:C7n.m.
SIS Way Freight leaves Salem litan,
1C& krrlvee at Salem t:$Cam.
1C4 Arrlvea at Selena ll:Cn.m. .
ICC Arrives at Salem $ p.m.
a t. at n. i.n. ..... a : 1 i am.
lit Arrives at Salem T:Stn.Ba, ft
S4t Way Freight Ar. Salem.
.. s:e n-m.
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Salem
1:14 am
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soa Street It Vtlautes" earlier). Leave
Corvallla.
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Leave Corvallla
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t:4tam '
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