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THE OREGON STATESitANi TTESDAT, MAT 31. Iftlft
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Rnr Sell and Exchange all Kinds
SECOND HAND GOODS
ircc$ cLOTHINa, SHOES, BICT-
CLES, TOOLS, ETC
CAPITAL EXCHANQE
Pbo
1 J WIWI
, KORWIOI UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCTETT
W. H. BuTgbardt, Jr.,
srfdent Agwt 8 StMe St.
Money to Loan
O nrPROTKD FARM AND CTTT
rROPKRTT AT LOWEST RAT2CS
niOS.K.FORDsK
0iiinm ADTERTXSKXXXTS
Etta ret WmI '- ' m
first Insertion -a
Subsequent Insertions Ho
Oee week (six Insertions) ... 8e
On month .... 9e
six months contract par na Jo
11 me nth a contract. pr mo... 7e
Ko account opened for lean than 25
A neat card given free with an
advertisement to the axUnt of etc
.nnounclnr "For Bale." "For
Kant," "Rooms" or "Board."
3TEW TO DAT
Each now classified advertise
ment will be run under "New
Today" for first Insertion, unless
therwlse ordered by the adver-
U 8'taeqaent Insertion of the ad
will appear under Its proper class
ification. . No advertlsment will be run
under "New Today" for more than
se Issue under any circumstances
Ml: TODAY
iuH BALE Fl KST CLASS 2ND GROW-
TOKO TRAILER
D street.
FOR SALE AT 271
NTED GIRL FOR GENERAL
Yioasework. Good wages. Phone
114 4-J. '
r.viONS FOR SALE. FANCY LARGE
No. J, 11.25 per sack any quantity.
Center street Feed Shed. Phone 9i
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
good clean rags. Pressroom States-
vrtn RALE 17 ROOMED ROOMING
hoase end contents of 12 rooms. Lo-
e&ted In Portland. Splendid chance.
C, O. Pruner. 500 Capital, phone 754.
I1ST . 8ITXDAT EVENINO SOME-
where between Deaconess Hospital
and Reform School, suit case with
address "Jn. Best Salem. Ore.." find-
er phone 123C-M or leave with Miss
- Jennie Best at U. S. National Bank.
Reward.
GOOD RECORD NO COMPANY ON
earth has a better loss paying record
than the Oregon Fire Relief Assoc
iation of McMinnville.
The O. F. R. A. was organised over
14 years ago and every loss has been
Dld oromotly. Not one single case
,f litisration in all theae vears is some
evidence of good faith on the part of
this well established and popular
nimiunr. H. A. Johnson St Co.
Agent. Rush Bank Bldg.. Salem,
phone 347.
EMPLOYMENT
FEHALB
ANTED A HOUSEKEEPER. APPLY
at once by phone 1499.
WANTED WOMAN TO DO HOUSE
work for family, of three. Must be
jest, refined and a good cook. Lib
eral na v ta eamMttBt woman. If in-
'tereated address box "H 24" States
mas office, at vina your address or
phone -number. .
WOMEN WANTED FULL TIME SAL
sry 24 selling guaranteed hosiery to
wearer 50c an hour spare time. Big
business. Experience unnecessary
Ouaranteed Mills. Norristown. Pa.
MALE
W ANT ED YOUNG MAN TO LEARN
prtnttnr trade. Apply Statesman
composing room, upstairs.
WANTED PQ8ITION LIGHT WORK
by auto repairman.- also electrical
' worker. Am married, best of ref
erences, over draft age. Have been I
hurt la accident. P. O. Box 235.
Salem. . - ,
HALE AND FEMAE HELP WANTED
We have an opening In your town
for a newspaper salesman. You
could make a good salary with our
proposition. Address "H 47" States
man office. , "
- FEW JOBS OPEN EVERY
DAY"
While operating full you can find a
job at 3.3( eight hour or better at
ree employment orrice west unn
Xtoib bridge from Oregon City,
nrike is still on but over 900 on
Hr roll. Take railroad fare receipt
'or ticket. Will refund up to $3
fter work week. Come now."
MISCELLANEOUS
V. ANTED STRAWBERRY PICKERS;
camps, good ground, good picking.
Geo. O. Adams. R. No. 4. box 115B.
Phone 9F4; : '
Wanted 23 berry pickers to
P'ck nine acrea strawberries and five
acres loganberries. Good camping
heda. will start picking about June
yin. uooa steady picking, inquire o.
Ztellnakl. route . Salem.
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
8Abli-ONE GOOD MILCH COW.
l7 Fir street.
vuoiCE JERSEY.-COW FOR
Jn fresh. D. C Minto.
SALE.
Phone
i,H,,8ALE PURE BRED HOLSTEIN
. -Kuii .sixteen months old: also, one
reaa cow and two heifers, one and
. . TeJr old. Ray Perkins, Salem.
-'"" L'hot 175.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BALE STUDEBAKER
TON
Com-
prisg wagon, phone 734 271
ereiaL Will self cheap.
r n?.8ALB--A 1" EXCELSIOR MOT
ofeycle, cash or on time. 1112 Mill
"st. .
, l SALE STEVENS - DURTEA
V ii F cr- Suitable for truck. Will
1 cheap, v phone 714. 171 North
"uraerctal street. i
N3 FOR SEED WE nAVB THE
J'lchpsn pea beans for
IK YOU WANT TO GET THE BESl
farm paper, send 10c to the Pacific
Homestead. 81 em, Oregon, for a, trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
FOR SALEFIR TIMBER ON SIXTT
five acres about 2,000.000 feet. Will
run 2& to 49 ship knees to acre. P. P.
Harrington. 44ft South 21st street,
Salem.
CAI-TIVITT OF THE OATMAN GIRLS
in a irua iiorv or w. tmmi.
Station has been carefully revlseo.
'inj a oanaaome little hook, it
tells in graphic terms of Uie mas
sacre of the Oatman family, of the
escape of Lorenzo, and th rantiwitv
of Mary and Dliv. Uir. riii f
starvation and Olive was purchased
rum mo inaiana rive rears later.
The price Is 20 cents, postpaid. Ad
dress Oregon Teachers Monthly, bn.
MICITRT
IF TOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
poultry paper published, send 10
cents to the Northwest Poultry
Journal. Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP-
ing apartments. 1047 South Commerc
ial street. Mrs. Ireton.
uuCkKa
i FOR RENT 312.60 SIX ROOM MOD-
ern house on paved street at 1020
South High street. E. A. Rhoten.
1141-J, any time week days.
FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING:
110 Neat modem bunsralow S
rooms at 960 North 20th street. Form
erly rented lor J13. Call at States
msn business office or phone 22.
tlS -Modern 10 room house on
Cottage street, close in. Formerly
rented for $35. Call st Statesman
hwstnos office, or phone 22.
ROOMS
FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM
with use of bath, in modern home.
Address A. B. care Statesman.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
heat, modern eonreniences. also In
side rooms. Close to State llouso.
1030 Chemeketa. Phone 120.
TYPEWRITERS
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS FOR
rent. Latest Model. $4.00 per month.
New 1912 Underwoods at no advance
In prices. Underwood Typewriter Co..
O. L. Stelaau. resident Manager,
Phone 210.
WANTED
M1SCKLLASKOH
WANTED ABOUT 30 FEET OF ON'E-
X ft- - I I . V.. T
Salem, route 2.
WANTED 60 HEAD OF NANY GOATS.
good grade. No culls. O. D. Miles.
S. F. T. Co. Camp 2, SUverton. Ore
gon. WANTED TO BUY SECOND HAND
traveling bag medium sited, leather
lined in good condition. Address "H
73" care Statesman office.
WANTED CARLOAD SECOND HAND
funiture. rugs and stoves. Will pay
liberal cash price. If Interested, ad
dress box H 99" Statesman office.
MOXEY TO LOAN
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
H. M. Hawkins. 314 Mssonict puuaing.
Ssletn. ' '
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
AUTO SERYICB
SHIPP-S AUTO SERVICE CITY AJip
country trips. Phone uay. ;
nlrht 35.
TIRES nEPAlREi YCXCAKIZIHO
GATES HALF-SOLE TIRK 8SBVICS
Station 171. souta gonmtrcw oi
phone 428. ' 1
QUACK ENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND
vulcanising; si norm wimi .
street. Phone
WATT SHIPP CO. RETREADS AHU
aectlons tubes J5 up. service car.
Phone 222. 124 South Commercial
street. 1
BRACKETT ex GRAY TUBES VUL-
canUed. the Ketreaaing our special
ty. Free service car. Phone 1400.
179 North Commercial.
PROFESSIONAL
OENTISTS
DR. F. U UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS
412-414 Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Phone . -
MUSIC TEACHERS
R. TIARR. TEACHER OF PXANO.
Phone 1381. '
PHYSICIANS
DR. L. O. AJJTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC
Physician. Office and residence 20
North liberty. Salem, phone 147.
LODGE DIRECTORY
BROTHERHOOD OF
YOEMASf
MEETS EVERT WEDNESDAY EVEN-
lng In Masonic 'lempie, mm nw,
8 o'clock. All Isltlng member." wel
come. Horace eyaes. foreman.
H Prank. Correspondent.
W.
MODERN WOODMEN.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon ceaar tjamp. mo.
every Thursday evening at 8 o clock
In Derby building, corner Court ar.d
High streets. R. F. Day, V. C; J. A
Wrlrht. elrek.
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEERS
COL. W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER
Farm sales a special j. . v. -
eon.
A IT TO DEUYEnT
BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER-
ed any place, city or couniry. i-b-4
oe"fll-R? W. W. Fisher.
BARBER SHOPS
NO MATTER WH AT STYLE OF HAIR
trim you desire, you can be sure of
Just the kind or service mat euii
tour Individual features at Ingreys
Barber Shop. 311 Stale rtreet.
" CHiaontAcno
OR O. t SCOTT. D. C, GRADUATE OF
P. a cTch iropracties fountain head.
Davenport. Iowa, i-n iropr y
reets the CSee f im2"ZV"
408-T-8. U. &. N. Bank BuildlBB
Phone 87. Residence
Yon Should Wony Let the
Chxsifitd Adi 7crk fcr Yon
DRAYS AND EMPRESS
CAPITAL. C1TT TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 031. Salem's largest and best
equipped transfer company. Oet our
reduced freight rates on eastern
shipments. Also for storage as we
have three warehouses In connection
with business. Furniture moving,
packing, shipping and storing our
specialty. Office 111 South Commer
cial atreL
CHINESE PHYSICIAN.
DR. I. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
dU-ase. 1H 8. High St. Phone 23.
liBV ClKAKlXU AK U PRESSISU
JAPANESE PRESSINO PARLORS F.
8. Watanabe. Prop. 424 N. Commer
cial St. Ladies' and gentlemen's
suits cleaned and pressed. 21.21 and
3L78. Work called for and delivered
free. Telephone Main 651.
l-Ol'XDIIV WORK.
OUR FOUNDRY IS RUNNING. WE
solicit your work. Anderson Steel
Furnace and Boiler Works. Phone
SO.
JUNK
JCNR
JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIGHEST
price for Junk or every kind. Let us
make you a price on your household
goods. The "Square Deal" House
Capital Junk Co, 171 Chemeketa
Street. Phone B9I,
FULL VALUE PAID FOR BSCOND
hand goods. Mlgbeet market prices
for Junk and hides. The People's
Junk and Secondhand Store. 271 No.
Commercial. Phone 724.
HAIR REHOTXD
"CLEAN WHITE ' HAS PROVEN Suc
cessful. Applied here or sold for
home use. Sanitary Beauty Parlors.
221 Hubbard Bldg.
UCIDRin
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK
delivery and careful work. Dry
wash Se per pound. 120 South Lib
erty street. Phone 2Ev
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO
ular washing done at a rate every
body can afford. For only 20 cents
we will collect, wash and deliver
your wsshing within twenty-four
hours. Phone 247L
" MACHINISTS
WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRINO OF
all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy
acetylence welding, gas engine re
pairing, model and experimental
work. Iowa Machine Shop. D. B.
Brown, prop.. 252 Chemeketa SC. 8a
lem. "OSTEOPATHY"
DR. W. U MERCER. GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy. Kirks-
ville. Mo.: treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-402 U. & Na
tlonal Bank Blda. Phone PI 9. Rest
dence 419 North Summer. Phone 014.
DRS. WHITE WALTON. OSTEO
pathlc Dbrslcaas and surgeona
Graduates of the American Schools of
Osteopathy. KlrksvlUe. Mo. Post
graduate and specialized In nervous
-diseases at Los Angeles College.
Treat acute and chronic diseases.
Offices 20VC-7-2. U. S. National
Bank Bldg. Phone 259. Residence.
1C20 Court street. Phone 2212. Dr.
White, residence phone 4(9.
SECOND HAKD GOODS
WE BUY AND BELL SECOND HAND
roods of all klnda. pipe fittings, bar
ness. collar s, collai pads, tools.
chalna- Fred Cchindler. 200 Center
Street.
STORAGE AND TRANSFER
ALWAY8 PICK THE BEST HOUSE-
hold goods specialties; storage pack
lng. shipping and moving, horse
and suto vans: special freight rates
to all points. O. O. Pick Transfer
Storage Co 2nd and Pine streets.
Portland. Oregon. Broadway 292. A
1992.
UNDERTAKERS
WEBB 4k CLOUGH C B. WEBB. A. M.
Clough. funeral directors. Latest
modern methods known to the pro
fession. 497 court street.
TRAKSFawM riACUnW
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND
of hauling. uousenoid
moYlnc lobe done prompt
ly. Try me once. Tim ma.
472 State 8C Phone 942. Residence
1 it?-J
WALL rlPKR. AIlvT
GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC-
hanging, etc Work done by contract
or day: good workman, location
1020 Center St. Phone K22-W.
TEN CENTS DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice Wall paper at
Buren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial BC
SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL
Paper and Picture Framing. Oood
wnrtrmen 4 Ka fVwrf HI Pkose 422.
"WATER
AT.Raf WATER CO. OFFICE. 201
Commercial street. For water service
innir at office. Make an 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
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 please read "for
building purposes' under-schedule of
eaten Anr.lv at office for copy.
WOVEN WIRE FENCING
Deeet NaUenal Jk American Fence.
aU alaee. f In. to SS In. high.
Pa lata, oils a ad Vatmlsh. -Steves
Rebuilt and Repaired -Lioe-aaberry
and Hep Heoftta.
SaAeaa Feae ek tore Works. '
Court St. rkono xse
R. B. FKMINOr
SALEM MARKETS I
nuYixo PRICE
Ksors and Poultry.
Epsrs. 32c.
Old roosters. 13 to 15c
Hens. 21 to 22c.
Pork. Mutton anl Heef.
Pork on foot. 15 to 16 He
Ewes. 5 to 7c
Veal, dressed, 14 to 15c
Spring Umb, 12 to 14c.
iuef steers. 7 to c; cows, 4 to 8c
Bulls. 4 to 6c
' Hay
CheaL Pr ton, $23.
Clorer, per ton. $21.
Vetch, per ton, $22.
Grain.
Whent. 81.85 to $1.87.
Oats. 90c
Beans. 9c
ll'H Fei. TteialL
Bran, per ton, $3$. . . 2 Z
ouuits, pef tun. .
WIIOLKSALK TO DKALKKS.
Country batter. 45c
Creamery butter, 4Gc
llutterfat, f. o. b. Salem, 42c
Fish.
Shad. Uc
Salmon Trout, 30c.
Silver perch. 12 He.
Salmon. Chinook. 25c
Halibut, 25c.
Codflsr. 15c
Clams, 25c dozen.
FrulL
' Oranges, 5 to $7.
h' Strawberries, f 3.
California Grape Fruit. $3.00 to
$3.75. I
Peas, 7c
New potatoes. C to 7 s.
Cabbage. 3c to 4c.
Asparagus. $2.10 crate.
- Vegetable.
Lettuce, crate $3.25.
Bananas, 8c
Apples. $1.50 to $2.25.
Lemons. $6.00 to $7.00.
- Dromedary date, $1.
. Derm uda onions, $2.25.
Retail Price.
. Creamery butter, 50c
Eggs, 35c
Flour, hard wheat. $2.80 to $3.
Flour. Yalley, $2.60 to $2.t.
Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1.
Potatoes, sack lots. $1.25.
PORTLAND MARKETS 1
Dairy Prodoce.
PORTLAND, Msy 20.Dutter:
Prints, extras. 44 45c: cubes, ex
tras. 39 f 39 He; prime firsts. 3c;
dairy. 32c
Butterfat: Portland delivery iso.
sour cream. 43c.
Potato.
Potatoes: Buying prices Locals.
75ft 90c; selling price, $ 1.10 1.25;
new California's. 5H and ',it
Grains.
Grain: 30-day options Oats. No
2. S60 bid..
Eastern oats and corn in duik:
nids Oats. No. 3, white, $52.25; 38-
oound clipped. $54; corn. No. 3, yel
low. $60; No. 3. mixed. $57; oats.
No. 3. $52; clipped. $54; corn, yel
low, $60; mixed. $57.
PUBLIC NOTfCtCA.
ADiIIXlSTRATOI.8 NOTICE
OP APPOISTMKXT
Notice ts hereby given that the
Countr Court of the State of Oregon
for the County of Marion did on the
18th day of April. 1318, duly, ap
point F. O. Johnson administrator or
the estate of David E. Johnson, de
ceased: that he thereafter duly quail
fied and letters of administration
duly Issued unto him la said trust.
and be hereby notif lea all persons
having claims against said estate to
present them, with the proper Youen
ers, within six months from the date
of this notice, to said administrator
at the law offices of C. M. Inman In
the Breyman Bldg.. Salem. Oregon.
Dated April 23. 1918. at Baiem
Oregon.
F. O. Johnson,
Administrator,
CARDS FOR LIBERTY GARDEN.
The liberty garden card mar soon
be as common and as . welcome a
sight as the food con serration card
now Is. The new card would be dis
played on premises whose owners
or occupants are cultivating a su
pervised liberty garden.
The subject of the supervision or
the small war garden Is receiving the
attention of the United States de
partment of agriculture and the
council of national defense, to the
end that waste of time, material.
and effort on the part of amateur
gardener may be avoided. It Is
planned that expert advice will be
made available to all liberty garden
ers who sign the garden pledge.
. "As a possible means of stlmulat-
says the woman's committee of the
council of national defense. Mwe sug
gest the use of the pledge and rec
ord cards that hare been drawn up
by garden specialists In the United
States department of agriculture.
Persons signing the pledge card will
be entitled to display on their prem
Ises a liberty gardeni card. The
Importance of record cards Is two
fold: First, the keeping of such
record tends to hold the Individual
gardener to book and gives him a
better understanding of the strong
snd weak points of his garden meth
ods. Second. It makes possible an
Intelligent surrey of the results of
the season s work." '
o i
THEIR ESTDIATK.
They don't like the Americans.
The hefty, haughty Huns.
They don't care for their spirit.
And they simply loathe their guns;
Ther scorn their lack of training
Their civilian style, to boot;
But one thine they respect Is,
And that Is the way they shooL
The Huns knew we were peaceful
And were much averse to war;
Then as aid unto the Allies
Couldn't see what we were for.
For years' military training
They were sure we did not root.
So 'twas 'mong their life's surprises
When thev found how we could
. shoot.
Their Idea of . soldier
Was a military slave:
Thev knew naught of the valor
That the rove of freedom gave.
Nor how lighting for world justice
Could bear such a speedy fruit;
Twss enough to date the tloches
When our boys began to shooL
QrEEX MARY MADE CHIEF.
LONDON. May 3. Queen Mary
has become chief of the Women's
Army Auxiliary corps. The queen
has for some time been greatly In
terested in the work of the "Waac'i"
st home and abroad and on hearing
of the good work the corps accom
plished during the recent fighting in
France, expressed a wish to become
chief of the corp
REAL ESTATE
WANT TO SECURE $1900 LOAN ON
22SOO Salem residence. Socolorsky.
141 State street.
FOR SALE MODERN t ROOM BUNG-
alow at a real sacrifice. Bargain
worth investigating. For particulars
phone 219-W.
MUST HAVE 11250 LOAN ON A CLOSE
In residence by Msy 21st Socoiofsay.
241 State.
240 ACRES 209 CULTIVATED. 40 TIM-
her pasture, running water, close to
town, must be sold now, will tske
some trade, owner, room 1. 441 Stale.
WANTED. A COW AND CASH IN Ex
change lor equity in gooa nouse
with two large lota. C W. Niemeyer,
644 State.
WANTED TO SECURE 11500 LOAN
At 7 per cent on 2 acre orchard,
good improvements half mile from
Salem. Socolofsky, 241 State.
WANTED TO LOAN FOR PURPOSE
of exhibition, photographs or prints
of Salem taken during the past 20
years. Please call or phone 1000.
C. W. Niemeyer. 644 State street.
120 ACRES. 20 IN CROr. 2 ACRE
garden in. 1 acre potatoes, SO acres
tillable when cleared, all cut over
and slashed.runnlag water. mile
from good town, poor house, good
barn, price 22SOO, easy terms. Soco
lofsky, 241 State street.
BRING YOUR TRADES
I can match you
644 State street.
C W. Niemeyer.
ONE OF THE VERY CHOICEST
tracts of land t miles from Salem.
10 acres In cultivation. 2 acres pas
ture, small house good Urn, tine
cow, farming tools and some poultry.
At a snap. Price in order to raise some
cash, good terms on part. See Perrlne
Marsters, 402 Hubbard Bldg. phone
907.
FOR SALE FARM ABOUT 100 ACRES
bottom land, lit upland, on Oregon
Electric Llvesley station. Gooa
houses, barns, springs, also mineral
sDrinsrs In house. Address Charles
Kchmid. 292 Ivy streee, Portland.
Oregon. Will sell one hai,
quarters or all.
three
A GOOD BUY 25x20 FEET ON KABT
aide Commercial street, one eoor
north of State street. Salem, together
VMh perpetual right of way over the
14x test tract extending from
this property to State street. Terms
Apply Scott Bosorth, 701-2 Spanldlag
Bldg, Portland. Oregon.
A SMALL ACREAGE. CONSIDERABLE
In bearing fruit, fine water re-model
ed house, good barn, convenient to
car. Just outside limits, and a fine lo
cation overlooking the valley, very
desirable for a heme. Will take a
good farm or stock ranch, and pay
difference cash and first mortgage.
A fair equitable trade can be bad on
thla See Win. Fleming. 241 State
street, phone 202.
HERB ARE BARGAINS AN EIGHT
room residence, almost new and 2
nice lots with 20 nice fruit trees In
full for 1250. Also 6 room cottsge for
$750 for quick sale. John 1L Scott.
404 Hubbard Bldg.
FOR SALE GOOD HOUSE, large lot
bearing fruit treea. closd in. 2250.
Fine modern seven room bungalow
on paved street swell location only
21200. Neat six room bungalow, good
location 11400. 10 acres, good build
ings, close In. 32360. 20 acres all
clear. 12 acrea bearing prunes close
in trsde for farm. 140 acrea, alx
.win Iiaiiul email barn. 312 ner acre.
-220 acrea timber land on county road.
I a mm a rrm a acrea Rviiuin tamv
23500. take part trade. F. L. Wood.
Bayne Bldg.,
240 ACRES. 200 IN GRAIN I Uiwa
from IT a turn, or, szi.eee. se acre
n rultivat jm! 19 acres E rear old
prunea. 1 mile Aumavllle. eaulpped.
ti &AA. its acres finest valley ana
bottom. 60 cultivated. 2 miles from
Wacanda. 26 per acre. 040 acres.
!. of aaw timber. 2 miles of saw
mill, a lot of open grasing. 216 per
acre. Acreage with 9 room resioeace.
eloae to university. Eugene. Or- for
valley ranch. 12.000. 232 acrea east
ern Oregon, for valley ranch, not
over 24000. Salem reaidenceor tim
ber tract about 22.000. Fullr'modera
1 room bouse for ranch. 14.000. Close
in int end ruh for auto. 20 acres.
Toledo. Or, for valley ranch not over
24500. Finest 8 room bungalow In
Salem.22100. Socolofsky. 241 State.
SUTHERUN VALLEY. OREGON IR-
rigated Farm Bargaina.
14.Vo.cres .
18.42 acres
26 acres ...
.11,000.00
900.00
. 1.400.00
9.91 acres
orchard ..
8 year old prune
750.00
122.08 acres-Includes 9.34
acres bearing apples and
pears 7.500.00
Larrer farms at proportionately low
:ely low
ced low
prices. I These lanos are pric
to clean them up for a friend in the
east who secured them under mort
gage foreclosure.
A. C BOHRNBTEDT
401 Masonic Temple
Salem - - - - Oregon
LOOK AT THIS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
About 400 acres of choice Polk coun
ty land about 110 acrea dear: about 60
acrea In stump pasture: balance In
rhnl nlllnar timber and oak arruba.
Timber alone worth 110.000. New four-
room house, new dairy barn, providing
for 20 cows and four horses; new pis
pen aad new milk house. Water pipe
from fine spring to all buildings, win
sell the whole at a great bargain.
Very easy terms, 8 per cent Inter eat.
Address L owner, care The Statesman.
SO- ACRE FARM. ISO ACRES BOTTOM
land In crop. 12 acrea open pasture
in i timber, eood buildings. Well wst
ered. fenced snd cross fenced, mostly
woven wire fences, some stock and
eron aroes In. If sold soon. 2100 an
mere. 141 acre farm. 225 acrea In cul
tlvatlon. balance oasture and timber,
good buildings, a good buy at 225
an acre: 142 .acre dairy and grain
farm, level Und all In cultivation.
two good houses. Urge barn. silo,
on. s-ood road. 212!. per acre.
Thlrtv-flva acre orune orchard twen
ty acrea prune orchard. 12 acres plow
Und. 2 acres pasture. 34200. 50 acres
of fine river bottom land. 20 acres
cleared, balance slashed and eroded
to grass, house, barn. silo. ftSOO. 10
ecres. good hulldinars. 822&0. 6 acres.
4 room plastered house, barn, good
road. flOvO. 4 room modern house.
-o in frS. W. H. Grabenhorst
Co 378 State street.
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RUCTUATIONS
MORE VIOLENT
Prices of Stocks Rise and
Fall, Reacting on Strong
Opening:
NEW YORK. May 20. Stock fluc
tuated with extreme violent during
today's Irregular session, prices ris
ing and falling several times oa a
further large volume of operations.
From a strong opening, based oa
the liberal attitude of the admin
istration toward the railroads, the
msrket soon reacted.
The reversals, which ran from two
to six points, were primarily due to
the market change la technical con
ditions. Last week's extensive ad
vance afforded a foundation for
fresh selling of the more vlnerable
Issues,, notably Industrials and
equipments.
The more erratic features of these
groups Included Un'ted States Steel
and Baldwin Locomotive. '
Shippings, oils, motors aad util
ities folowed a similar course within
narrower limits. Sales amounted to
1.030.000 shares.
Time money was In scant supply,
but call loans were relatively easy,
despite ; last week's contraction of
bank reserves. Foreign reuilltanees
were virtually unaltered.
Domestic bonds. Including liberty
issues, were again Incline! to ease.
Internationals also shading. Total
sales, psr value, agreed $5,650,000.
United States bonds, old Issues,
were unchanged on calL
New York Mark re.
New York. May 20. Hops, culet:
state medium to choice. 1917, 35
43c 1916, nominal: Pacific coast,
1917. 20023c; 1916. 1416cj
Prunes, firm; California's. St?
144c; Oregon's, 12HfJ14Ve.
FEAR OF DELAY
ADVANCES CORN
SnaaaaaaaaaahaaeBBIaiaaaaSaaaaaaaBBnS
Unsettled Cooler Weather Ad-
yerse to Planting Discour
ages Selling
CHICAGO. May 20. Fears of
dangerous delays to planting did a
good deal todsy to advance 'he value
of corn. Prices closed strong at the
same as Saturday's finish to 2c
higher, with May $1.27 to Tw and
July $1.43 H to H. Oats gslned
1 and 1H to 2 He neL In pro
visions the outcome varied from 10c
decline to 30c advance.
Unsettled cooler weather adverse
to rapid planting tended decidedly
to discourage selling of cord. Dull
ish sentiment was further atf-ment-
ed by the percentage of- damaged
corn in current arrlvsls and by
doubts therefore as to whtner a lib
eral amount of contract grade would
be available for June and July deliv
ery..
Gossip of a revival of export In
quiry helped to lift the oats msr
ket.
Dig exports of mests gave strength
to provisions and so. too, did high
er quotations on hogs. - The conse-
V
.GeMlfremyour
dealer or rmm us.
I Sasir aHBaarSaee Aaa.ri.
I ijisjj eaUanustiW tMsfotff
I pa?8Laoaa. oeched hsa
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quest advsaee. however, I ro4ght oat
realizing and led to a reaction.
VIOLATES RED CROAS LAW.
LONDON, May 3. Violation of
the Red Cross convention by the
German General Falkenhava is al
leged la a letter from a British pews-
paper correspondent la Jerusalem.
He writes:
"When the British took Jerusalem,
they found flying over the head
quarters of General Falkenbaya the
Red Crescent, whleh Is the Turkish
mbleca for the Red Cross. In other
words, the German general had been
commanding his army from the shell
safe retreat of ahospltaLM
" Janice Do you kaow. Horatio, dat
every boy hex a chance ter be de
president? .
Horatlon (tboutMully) Well. M
sell my chance for 10 cents. Sacred
Heart Review.
Dorothy Mamma, does Cod make
the weather?
Mother Tea, dear.
Dorothy He Is more versatile la
New England than in California, la
he not. mamma? Milwaukee Journ
aL TIME TABLES
SOCTUVntN PACIFIC CO.
Moe-raaiaad
No. 1 Oregon Expreoa ..... 8:02 a. as.
No. 04 Oeegoulaa .... ..... :ia.n
No. 22 Wllkassette Limited.. 9:30 a-tn.
No. 19 Portland Paaoeager.. l:lln.sa
No. 24 Cooe Bay
24 Cooe Bay j:s p-sa.
No. ,12 Shasta Lr-aStea
I 1:00 p.m.
see 1:10 pm.
HH.. 1:90 a. an.
No. 14 Portland Kr
arrree
No. 222 Local Wo
No. 222 Portland Fast Freight 11:16
th
No. 22 Oregon laa
Ha. 22 Cooe Bay .
... 8:90 a. as..
...10:01 a-sa.
..10:11 e-Ja.
No. 16 California Krpr
N. 17 Hose burr p
4:10 p.an
No. It Bnaeta Lisa I
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No. 27 Willamette Limited.. 0:10
No. 12 San Francisco Pes... 10.17
No. 211 San Fran. Fsst Frt-..1S1
No. 227 Local Way Freight.. It. -01
SALEM -CKCK
No.
No.
72 Arrive at
9:12
3:06
74 Leave
SALEW. FALLS CITY e
111 Leaves. Salem, motor
142 Leaves Seleaa, motor
116 Leaves Salem, motor.
... f:0i
... 9:16 i
.. 1:40p.m.
ta hod Arlle
... 2:42 PJ.
... 0:67 svsn.
Throuah car to Men
147 Loaves Salem, motor
lav ueaveaj oaviein. aiwwr .
239 We J
y freight leaves aaiem i ff a-n,
146 arrives at Salem 2:20 1
144 Arrives at Salem 11:00 i
14 Arrives at Salem I:Vi
142 Arrives at Salem 6:26 p.m.
lie Arrives at Satem T:it
240 Way Freight Ar. Salem.. 2:30 i
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thl
Train Leave
Arrive
No. sportland
Salem .
8:16 am
10:11 am
13:60 pm
4:16 pm
0:40 pm
8:02 pm
11:20 pm
1:66am
1 0:20 am
6 Lad.. .2:20am
7 10:46am
9 2S m
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8:38 pm
6:60 pm
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Salem only
12 Ltd... 4:40 pen
17 4:95 pm
19 9:20 pm
21 ll:p
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Train Leave
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Fonlaad
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ll:S6am
1:20 pm
4:00 pm
6:46 pm
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No. Eugene
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10 Ltd... 7:4 6 am
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20 4:10pm
Salem
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T:16 am
9:46am
11:10 am
1:60 pm
4:0 pm
22 4:ltm
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xNorth Bank Station t Arrive Jaffa
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4:16 pm
9:57 am
11:22am
2:20 pm
6:10 pm
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