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Newspaper Page TextTUB OREGON STATESMAN: , FRIDAY,, JUXK 7, 101H. lass 5! nBcfl II If YOi T f" ff i Wants and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted U 11. kjj? 11. (Jy) J y Under Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them : - n II gdl and Exchange all Kinds SECOWw tiAnu isuuud vr CliOTHINO, SHOES, BICY K CLE8, TOOLS, ETC CAPITAL EXCHANGE Po 411 i uwi n NORWICH UNION fXBJt INSURANCE SOCIETY W: H. Borfbardt, Jr., j4dent Aget 8S5 Uto St. loiiey to Loan A iWFltOYSED fAHK AND CITT PBOFBKTT AT LOWI1T RATKS )niOS.K.FORD Ore LaSS Bnk Buk,ltira,Or. ftimm ADVKHT1SK3UUTS ' Rat Fe Word - "I ! first Insertion Jo gabsequsnt Insertion ...i... Ho I Oaa week (tlx Insertions) ... 3e J on month to I gx months' contract par mo. to 1 11 month contract, per mo... 7c account oponod for lee than tie I a neat card given fro with an a4vsrtimnt to the extent of tte ssaoaaclng "For Sale," "For Hast," "Room" or -Board.' IIW TODAT ' Each new classified adverttse meat will bo run . under "Now Today" for firat Insertion, unless therwlM ordrd by the adver tiser. . ' Suteeqaent Insertion of the ad will appear under lta proper class ification. No advrtlmnt ' will be ran aider "New Today" for more than a Uaoe nadar any circumstance W TODAY HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR food clean cotton rasa. Apply at Statesman Press Room. Phone 23. ? SALE WOOD. 37 CORDS NICE ;ond growth. Price SS.Su if hauled som the farm. - Eight milea east of Zrnrr,U u.7" " Imix 4 Ralm .Oregon. WANTED LUMBER PILERS. HAND lers and car loaders.. Spruce. Go ing wages. Good boarding house and location. Weatern Lane county. Ap ply Westlake Lumber Co.. Westlake. Oregon. WOOD FOR RALE ORDER BEFORE the rush. You will get It cheaper. Pbone 364 or C22. IK YOU CARE TO. PURCHASE A home 'In Salem, re sure to see me. I c sell you one or about W- of the original cash or some good price that will make you money. John H. Scott. 404 Hubbard Bldg. FOUND BROWN LEATHER BILL book near Salem, containing valuable papera. . Thos. Hutchison printed on book... Phono. 2150-K. M : !1 . GOOD BYE APHIS THE RECENT hot . weather la sure death to the Aphis pest, and with the genuine Oregon showers that are sure to fol low, the prospects look very bright for eur growing crop. Hut you had better have some fire Insurance pro tection as the climatic conditions, be tween showers at' least, are very fav- orable for the little spark to grow into a dlatructlve conflagration. L We can protect you In the Oregon Tire Relief Association of McMinn- 111 or in high class Standard Old ne Companies. H. A. Johnson In t xirance Agency. 1 and 2 Bush Bank I Bldg. Salem, phone 347. EMPLOYMENT FEMALTB "WANTED LADY WAITERS White Houae restaurant. AT WOMEN WANTED FULL TIME SAL- ary $24 selling guaranteed hosiery to 1 wearer 60c "an hour spare time. Big f bualness. Experience unnecessary. Guaranteed Mills. Norristown. P. MALE HOY WANTED TO CARRY 8TATES- ; man. Apply In person today. WANTED MEN TO CUT WHITE FIR cord wood. Price 32.40 per cord. Write or phone F. M. Suver. Dallas, Oregon. v WANTED POSITION BY x AUTO IE- chanlc and driver. Do' own 'repair ing. Have- tools, best of references. Experienced H. F. Oakes. box 283 Citv. shone 1102. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED COOK. AT STATESCHOOL LOGANBERRY PICKERS WANTED Three acre yard adjoining City view cemetery. Aiao yaraat i.ioerxy. Good accommodations. i R, D. Gibson, route 3, phone 21F13. ; . JwlANBERRY PICKERS WANTED 20 acres, 3 miles east of Brooks good camp grounds .wood and water. We move you out to yard and back to town, picking will last about five weeks. Mangls Bros.. Salem. Ore, pbone 717. . - FOR SALE LIGHT WINONA WAGON. In good shape. Would make dandy truck or fruit wagon. Phone 1437. WANTED KITCHEN HELP. MAN OR Woman at Oregon Normal school dormitory. Good wsges. See or call Mis Todd. Monmouth. Oregon. wanted raspberry and logan- berry pickers. 1ft miles north of Fair rounds. Phone 67 F3. GOVERNMENT NEEDS?20.000 CLERKS Examinations everywhere In June. Experience unnecessary. Men and Women desiring government positions write for free particulars to J. C, Leonard, (former Civil Service Kx amlnrr.) 1060 Kenois Bldg., Washing ton. D. C. . MALE AND FEMAE HELP WANTED --We have an opening In your town r a newspaper salesman. You could make a good salary with our proposition. Address "H 47" Statea na office. 15 LOGANBERRY PICKERS WANTKD ooc picking. Good camping ground Walk Mnt liv. mt t.f.rrA AnW IS wlnute walk from end of bridge. fllK Road polk county. Would stso- like to register same crew for . IC'r - Phons 62F14. W. C. t nann. BRJ. flCKEHB WANTED LARG yard jn tn, vtn(. Good camp V:oodwtp. provisions on the ini k..k Mlw yo out to. ysrd tE ?5 to town. Picklna? begin -ia, "i 85,n- Rerlter now, we FOR SALE t "V.? "ALK-HKJS. PHONE C. Clark and Son. S8P1J run SALE-USED TOKD BL'IOXL i?vf,rU"d Chevrolet, Salem Veil Co., 147 North High a treet. HORSE AND WAGON AND SINGLE rnM ;.HVJi11 " chap- rhon v Zil North Commercial. FOR SALE HARNESS STITCHER. i,wm .fU- Marsala, -Clark Tire Houw." 310 N. Commercial St. wT-XVrfc w . .. ? splendid condition, or trade for tord and difference. Shone I41S. SPECIAL. 10 PER CENT OFF THIS TK if.nly on .'. utn tip' ln stock. JVIS" .T,r; Hu." 319 N. Com mercial street. IF YOU WANT TO GET TH1 BESi rm Paper, send 10c to u Pacific Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription Mention this ad. CAPTIVITT OF THE OATMAN GIRLH miurj o . Trestera inml cration has been car-utly revlsea. m.k,n. bandaome little book. It tella In graphic terra of the mtk aacre of the Oatman family, of the escape of Lorenso. and the captivity of Mary and Olive. Mary died of starvation and Olive was purchased from the Indiana five years later. The price la 20 cents, postpaid. Ad dress Oregon Teachera Monthly. Ba. Ub. Oregon. . FOCl-THT IF TOO WANT TO GET THB BEST poultry paper published, send It cents to the Northwwat Poultry Journal. Salem, Orrton. for a trial subscription. Mention this ad. WOOD. WOOD FOR SALE OAK GRUB AND Fir. Located 3 miles northwest of Marlon. Oregon. Address CM. Smith. Jefferson, Oregon. LOST and FOUND LOST LOST ON SALEM -SILVERTON ROAD May Slat, between 1 and 3 p. m.. a gray top-coat with green lining. "Aquascutum" label. Gray gloves in side pocket. Notify Oregon States man office. Reward. IjOST STRAYED OR STOLEN JER- aey cow, head and horns dark: bag hangs tow behind and short n front, was to be fresh June 1st. i Reward for information. Phone '.F12. Hugh AsplnwalL Salem, route, -to. 9. FOR RENT APARTMENTS NICELY FURNISHED HOUSEKEEP- ing apartments. 1047 South Commerc ial street. Mrs. Ireton. FOR RENT A CONVENIENT THREK room -apartment, on - ground iioor, rln,it in. furnished Complete. Elec tric light and water furnished. ,T. 1; Albert. 84 Mill street. - Phone 284-M. rH FOR RENT WELL EQUIPPED DAIRY rancn witn x cows n wuv pisvc, where grass Is green year around. This place is - making good money and if interested better come at once or write E. G. Calkins. Otis. Oregon. .. HOUSES ' nTcelyfurnFshedmodernsix room bungalow on State street. Call 1510 State. FOR RENT $13.60 SIX. ROOM MOD ern houae on paved street at 1830 South High street. E. A. Rhoten. 1141-J. any time week days. FOR RENT -THE FOLLOWING: 110 Nest modern bungalow, i t rooms at 960 North 20th street. Form erly rented for $13. Call at States man business office or phone 23. $16 Modern bungalow. 5 rooms.- at 840 Sixteenth at., with use of gsrage, if desiried. Call at Statesman busi ness office, or phone 33. $18 Modern 9 room house on Cottage street, close in. Formerly rented for 325. Call at Statesman business office, or phone 23. $22.50 Furnished riat. modern, at 664 Ferry St. Possession to be had June 15. Also, a furnished bungalow for 120. possession June 17. Phone 23 or call Stateaman bualness office. ROOMS FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM with use of bath. In modern home. Address A. B. car Statermaa. FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS. 522 R or call at 293 North church treet. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER beat, modern conrenlencea. also In side rooms. Close to State House. 1030 Chemeketa. Phone -1280. WAIITED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 50 HEAD OF GOATS. GOOD grade. No cull. O. IX Miles, S. F. T. Co, Camp 8. Silverton. Oregon. WANT TO SECURE $1000 LOAN ON Close in property between 8 and 9 today. 341 State street, room I. HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR rood clean rags. Pressroom State- MONEY TO LOAN MONEY-TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE H. M. Hawkins. 314 Masonic building. Salem. imKET TO LOAN ON WPBOVEL farms st 6M. per cenu v.-ii for particulars. A. C. Bohrnstedt 401 Masonic Tempi. Salem. Oregon. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY AUTO SERVICE- SHiPP-S AUTO 8ERVICfiCITY AND country trip. Phona Djr. 963 night. 319. - TIRES REPAIRED VTJLCA ix.iN Q n.vi-o i Ar.v-nrti.fi! TntB SERVICh Station 171. South Commercial St, phone 42$. - - QUACKENBWH AUTO SOTPLT JNO vuieanuina. street. Phone 68. WATT SHIFP CO RETRKAMANU sections iu wj - , Phone 363. 136 South Commercial treet. BRACKETT et ORAY-rrUBESVyL- canUed. c iiru'i V woa ty. Free service car. Phone 140. 7 VArth Pnwwwtll. MISCKLLAJIKOtr. Get Wije-Tiy a Clauified Ad PROFESSWML OKAT1STS 'DR;.5V. UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS 411-41 4 Bank of Commerce Bide Phono . Ml' SIC TEACHERS R HARR, TRACHER Phone 1333. OF PIANO. PHYSIC1AKS DR. L. G. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC Physician. Office and residence trt North Liberty. Salem, phone 147. LODGE DIRECTORY BROTHERHOOD OF YOESAH MEETS EVERT WEDNESDAY EVEN Ins; la Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at s o'ciock. au visiting memoer. wei come. Horace Sykea. Foreman. W. H. Prank. Correspondent. MODERN WOODMEN. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp. No. tX4C. meets every Thursday evening at t o'clock in ueroy nuiiaing, corner court ana High atreeta. R. F. Day. V. C; J. A. wrignt. cirek. BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEERS COU W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER Farm sales a specialty. Turner, Ore iron. AUTO DELIVER T BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DE LIVE fl ed any place, city or country. Phone Ct or 2081-K. W. W. Fisber. BARBER SHOPS AFTER THE OUTING COMB IN AND enjoy our real refreahing tonsorial parlor, with a ahave and shampoo, lngrey's Barber Shop. 311 State St. NOTICE 500 BOYS AND GIRLS WANT ed to get 35c haircut. Churchill's Barber Shop. 165 South Commercial street. CHIROPRACTIC- DR. O. L SCOTT. D. C-. GRADUATE OF P. 8. C Chiropractics fountain bead. 'Davenport. Iowa. Chiropractic cor rects the cause of disease. Office 408-7-t. D. 8. N. Bank Building. Phone 87. Residence 8I8-R. DRAYS AND EXPRESS CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 33, Salem's largest and beat equipped transfer company. Get our reduced freight ratea on eastern shipment. Also for store; as w have three warehouses In connection with business. Furniture moving, packing, shlpptng and storing our specialty. Office 181 South Commer cial street. CHINESM PHYSICIAN. DR. J. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 163 & Hirh 8t Pbone 38. DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F. S. Watanabe, Prop, 434 H. Commer cial St. t Ladies' and - gentlemen's suits cleaned and Dressed, ll.ii and $L75 Work called for and delivered free.' Telephone Main 663. INSURANCE INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE AGAIN ; st fire, theft and accident. A. C Bohrnstedt, Agent, 401 Masonic Tem ple, Salem, Oregon. , LEADERS THE OREGON FIRE RE lief Association of McMinnville. Is your own home company, and ia the leading Mutual Fire Insurance com pany in the country. The Yorkahire Insurance Company Is an old English Company establish ed away back in 1824. The York shire now has total assets of over $30,000,000 and ranks wthethe strong est and best of the Big Standard Old Line Companies. We are now pre. pared to protect you on. any line for any amount, upon a moments notice. M. A. Johnson Insurance Agency. 1 and 3 Bush Bank Bldg, Salem, phone 34 7. JUNK JTJHR JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST price for Junk of every kind. Let a make you a price on your household roods. xn Bquar uear- House Capital Junk Co 371 Cnomeketa Street. Phone isi. HAIR REMOVED "CLEAN WHITE" HAS PROVEN Suc cessful. Applied here or old for borne use. Sanitary Beauty Parlor. sis HuDbera mam. LAUNDRIES SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery and careful work. Dry wash 6o per pound. 136 South Lib erty street. Phone 35. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REG- ular washing done at a rate every body can afford. For only 80 cents we will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four hours. Phone 247L MACHINISTS WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy acetylence welding, gas engine re pairing, model and experimental work. Iowa Machine Shop, D. B. Brown, prop, 253 Chemeketa St, Sa lem. OSTEOPATHY. DR. W. L, MERCER. GRADUATE American School Osteopathy. Klrk- ville. Mo.; treats acute and chronic dieeaae. orrice (M-cu u. a. Na tional Bank Bldg. . Phone 919. Resi dence 419 Ncrth Summer. Phone 414. DRS. WHITE WALTON. OSTEO nathlc Dhrslcans and urgon. Grsduate of the American Schools of Osteopathy. Kirksville, Mo. Post k-raduate and specialised In nervous diseases at Loa Angela College. Trrat acute and chronic diseases. Offices 605-6-7-8. U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phone 859. Residence, 1C20 Court street, Phone 3316. Dr, W. rMw phone SECOND HAND GOODS WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND roods of all kind, pipe fittings. Bar DfM. eoliare. coliai pads, tools, chains Fred Cehladler. 366 Center STOHAOW AND TRANSFER u.WAva PICK THE BEST HOUSE hold goods specialties; storage pack ins:, shipping and moving, horse and suto vans; special freight rate to all points. C O Pick Transfer tc Storage Co, 2nd and Pine streets, Portland. Oregon. Broadway 696. A UNDERTAKERS u'itoh A- n.OITfJII C B. WEBB. A M. Clough. funeral - director. Latest ( modern methods known to th pro-i fesslon. 497 Court atreL TRAVISrEU if AtTLINO AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND of hauling. Hoaeeheldl moving jobe done prompt-1 ly. Try me once. Tlmm. , 47 state u mono tteaMeace ph( 11JJ-J. WALL riPTH. FAtNT GLENN U ADAMS FOR HOUSE DKC- coratlng. painting, uaung. paper banging, etc. Work done by contract or day; good workman. Location ItSt Center St. Phone Ul-W. WALL PAPER. PAINT TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice wall Paper at Buren'a Furniture Store. 171 Com mercial St. SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL Paper and Picture Framing. Good workmen. 4U Court 81 Phone tie. WATER SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. Ml & Commercial street. For water service apply at office. Make all complaints at the office. No deductloas la bills will be allowed for absence or for any causes whatever unless water Is cut off from premise. Hereafter water fo Irrigation will oaly he furnished to regular customers trslng water for domestic purposes. Con tractors fer aidewalk. brick work, or nlaaterlnr. will please read "for building purpose under schedule of ratea. Apply at errice ror copy. WOVEN WIRB FKNCTVe Dcpet NatleMl A Assevieasi FtatS, aU sues, M la. t 88 la, Thigh. Palate, Oil and Varmlah. Steve Rebnilt and Repaired Leganbetiy and Hep Beeka. Sala Fenee A Steve Wertc. IN OHrt St. P-aee IS R. B. LEGAL NOTICES m ' ' ' '.,J i " a-" - i NOTICE OP ASSESSMENT FOR THE COST OF IMPROVING 12TH STREET IN THE CITY OF SA. LEM, FROM MISSION STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF SALEM.. To Elisabeth M. Denamore, T. M. Hamilton. J. T. Talent. W B. Far rier, Sarah McVlcker, Frank W. Allen, F. II. Reeres. II. ft S. A. Edwards, J. T, ft A. M. Flsco, An gle Harriett, Lenora M. Mickey. W, R. Robins. Margaret I. Richards, Mrs. M. F Robertson. Dorilla F. Lougtaary. W. D. ft Jessie W. Push. S. Lv 'Burk. Montle ft Emma Les ley, Mrs John Wolford. Hoyt H. ft Eliza A. Wilson. Leslie Cade, R. G. Ashby and Grant Ashby: You. and each of you xe hereby notified that the City of Salem has. by Ordinance No. 1517, levied a re assessment upon your respective properties hereinafter described, and in the amount hereinafter set forth for such property's proportionate share of the cost of improving: lzth Street In the City of Salem from Mis sion Street to the South Line of the Corporate Limits of the City of Sa lem, together with six per cent in terest, thereon from the date of de- linauency of the original assessment. A description of each lot or part thereof or parcel of land, the Owner thereof, and the amount assessed and levied upon It is as follows, to- wit: The north one-halt of Lot 9 tn Block 16 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. Elisabeth M. Denamore. Cost $ 75.10 - Interest 16.01 The east 230 feet of Lot 10 in Block 16 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. Elizabeth M. Denamore Cost $ 27.69 Interest 6.88 Lot 10 In Block 16 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. Elizabeth M. Denamore. Cost 8150.34 Interest 32.05 The east 230 feet of the north one-half of Lot 9 in Block 16 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. Elizabeth M. Densmore. Cost $ 13.96 Interest 2.98 Lot 12 in Block 27 of lew Park Annex to the City of Salem T. M. Hamilton. Cost $ 34.95 With 6 per cent interest from March zi. il4. Lot 13, In Block 27 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. T. M. Hamilton. t Cost 8 34.95 With 6 per cent Interest from March 27. 1914. f The east 20 feet of Lot 14 in Block 27 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. T. M. Hamilton. Cost 8 13.96 Interest 2.98 Lot 7 In Block 15 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. J. T, Talent Cost $157.70 Interest 33.62 The east 230 feet of Lot 7 In Block 15 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. J, T. Talent Cost $ 55.18 Interest 11.76 Lot 10 In Block 15 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem W. B. Farrier Cost $150.37 Interest 32.05 The east 230 feet of Lot 10 in Block 15 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. ' W. B. Farrier Cost $ 27.64 Interest 5.89 Lot 11 In Block 15 of Yew Park Annex I to the City of Salem. Sarah McVlcker Cost $150.37 i Interest 32.05 The east 230 feet of Lot 11 In Block 1 15 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. Sarah McVlcker Cost $ 41.51 ; Interest 8.85 The east 50 feet of Lot 5 In Block 9 of Yew Park Addition to the City of Salem. Frank W. Allen Cost $ 31.87 Interest 6.79 Lot!9 in Block 4 of Yew Park Ad d it ion to the City of Salem i t F.H.Reeves Cost $248.74 Interest 63.02 The east 50 feet of Lot 12 in Blocki 4 of Yew Park Addition to the City of Salem. II. ft S. A. Edwards. Cost $ 29.97 c Interest 6.39 The : north 5 feet or the south 50 feet of Lot 1 in Block 3 of Yew Park Addition to the City of Salem. J. T. ft A. M. Flsco. Cost $ 17.48 Interest 3.73 The south 53 feet of Lot 3 In REAL ESTATE 8IX FURNISHED HOUSES WANTED C. W. Niemeyer. (44 Statu street. SMALL ACREAGE WANTED TO EX change for good city property. C. W. .-siemeyer, &44 Stats street. (Oppo site Court House.) FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SMALLER piace, Jli acres, fine stock rsnch. Good location, good roads. Owner, 458 South-High street, phone 1422. FARM WANTED FOR RENT ON either sharps or cash basis. Client ran produce excellent references. Possession this fslL C. W. Niemeyer. 644 Stste street. (Opposite Court House). HAVE TWO MORE GOOD LITTLE properties to almost give away, if you have a little money or a vacant lot. and can make rent payments, you ought to have one: or If yoj have a vacant lot now la the time to turn one In on a borne. See me and prove what I promise you. Wil 11am Fleming. 341 State street WILL TAKE A $3000 SALEM RESI- dence on a fine 60 acres of which 60 Is in crop and one third crop goea with the place and second mortgage for balance $1200. Choice river bot tom land and rnrwi lmnrnwmnta I See William Fleming. 341 State street! t HAVE A VERY FINE LITTLE FIVE room genuine bungalow, perfection almost which ought to attract sev eral of th State House people who can't find suitable heuae to rent For with a Ittle money down can sell It almost like renting, and still a bargain. William Fleming. MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE 55 ACRES all cultivated, houaa. barn, well fenc ed. IS acres In prunes. 1 mile from town. $7,900. 240 acres. 300 cultivat ed. 40 timber pasture, will take in come property up to $3,004 price $23000. These propositions are worth your Investigation. Box 215 Salem. A GOOD BU"-xI0 FEET ON EAST aide Commotclal street, one door north of State street. 8alm. together wl perpetual right of way over th 14x.V. feet tract extending from this property to State street. Terms Apply 8gptt Bosorth. 701-3 Spauldlag Bldg, Portland, Oregon. WE HAVE FIRST MORTGAGE PAPER for $8000, and city property to trad ror farm up to iis.eoo. Fifteen acrea. 4V milea from Salem. It acre In cultivation, small im provements, all fine land to exchange ror unincumbered city property, per rlne Masters. 403 Hubbard Bldg. phone 907. Snaps 30 ACRES GOOD LAND. NEW house. . rooms plastered, not ana cold water and bath, some orchard and berriea, muat sell. $2300, on third cash, term to suit on balance 8 1-3 acres close to Silverton. good land, new house; on herd surface road running water piped to house and yard, good outbuildings and crop In. $1050. take Ford part pay. F. L. Wood. Bayne Bids;. m 4FOR 8 ALE 5 ACRE TRACT ALL CUL- tivated. New 6 room plastered house. good barn, chicken house, well. Us cadam road, price 81850. 15V4 acre of land, 1 acre In cultivation, balance timber and pasture, fins spring, close to railroad station. mile from Salem, prlc $1050. Seven room strict modern house, ' paved street, price 82800. lo acre farm. 49 acres cm tl rated, balance timber and pasture, runnng water, house and barn, price .$60 per acre. w. h. urabeahorst Co, 375 State street. TO EXCHANGE I ACRES IMPROVED 3 In fruit, for residence not over $4,000. It acres with modern 6 room house, close In for 6 room bungalow and mortrtc back for difference. price $4500. 15 acres all cultivated. lolnlnsr town and cash for good Sa lem residence. 160 acres on the t Iver several million feet of saw timber, 1 mile from town, take $5,000 resi dence, price 38.000. 480 acres Norm Dakota for valley ranch, price $40 per acre. . 140 acre. 200 cultivated, 46 timber naature. 3 mile from Prat urn. Ore, will take residence or J n corns property not over $3,000. Socolofsky. 341 State street. LOOK AT THIS A REAL OPPORTUNITY About 40t acre of choice Polk coun ty land about lit acre clear; about 60 acre la stump pasture: balance In choluw piling Umber and oak grubs. Timber alone worth $10,000. New four room house, new dairy barn, proviaing .ne 2 cows and four horse: new pig nn and new milk house. Water pipe from fin spring to all building. Will 11 th whole at a greet bargain. Very easy term. per cent interest. Address I. ownr. car Th Statesman. Block 3 of Yew Park Addition to the Citr of Salem. Angle Harriett Cost $175.12 With 6 ner cent Interest from March 24. 1914. Lot 5 In Block 3 of Yew Park Ad dition to the City of Salem. Lenora M. Mickey. Cost $219.52 With 6 per cent Interest from Jan narr 9. 1914. Lot 11 In Block 23 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. W. R. Robins. Cost $ 40.00 Interest 8.41 Lot 4 in Block 17 of Yew Park An nex to the City of Salem. Margaret I. Richards Cost $178.09 Interest 3T.96 Lot 6 In Block 17 of Yew Park Annaw tn th Citr of Salem - Margaret I. Richards. Cost $209.42 Interest 44.64 Lot 5 In Block 17 of Yew Park An nex to the City of Salem. Margaret I. Richards. Cost $191.95 Interest 40.92 Lotvl In Block 17 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. Mrs. M. F. Robertson. Cost $212.94 Interest 45.39 Southwest one-fourth of Block 14 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. ' Dorilla Lougtaary. Cost $582.49 Interest 124.17 Lot 1 In Block 5 of Yew Park Ad dition to the City of Salem. W. D. Puicta ft Jessie W. Pugh. Cost $333.97 Interest 71.19 The south 25 feet of Lot 3 In Block 5 of Yew Park Addition to the City of Salem. S. L. Burk ' Cost $ 88.89 Interest 18.96 The north 25 feet of Lot 2 In Blrck5 of Tew Park Addition to the City of Salem. S. L. Burk Cost $ 89.86 With 6 per cent Interest from Jan narv 16. 1914. The south 50 feet of Lot 2 in Block 5 of Yew Park AddlUon to the City of Salem. Montle Lesley ft Emma Lesley. Cost $178.09 With 6 per cent Interest from March 25. 1914. The north 50 Teet of Lot 3 In Block 6 of Yew Park AddlUon to the City of Salem. Mrs. John Wolford. Cost $160.00 With 6 per cent Interest from Jan uary 14, 1914. The west 85 feet of Lot 4 In Block 8 of Yew Park Addition to the City of Salem. Hoyt L. Wilson ft Eliza A. Wilson. Cost 8186.91 With 6 per cent Interest from Jan uary 19. 1914. Lot 3 In Block 11 of Yew Park Addition to the City of Salem. v Leslie Cade. Cost $267.50 With 6 per cent Interest from Jan uary 12. 1914. Lot 7 In Block 27 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. R. O. Ashby Cost $ 34.76 Interest 7.41 Lot 6 In Block 27 of Yew Park Annex to the City of Salem. Grant Ashby. Cost $ 34.76 Interest 7.41 Said assessments were entered In Volume 3. Docket of City Liens, on the 2nd day of March. 1918. as a charge and lien against the said properties, and are now due and pay able to the City Treasurer. This notice is served upon yon 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, la May 29. 1918. EARL RACE. Recorder of the City of Salem. Oregon SALEM tIARKETS 1 BUYING PRICK Eggs and PoaUtry. Eggs, 35c. ' -Old roosters. 13 to 15c -Hens. 20 to 21c Hork. Matin and IWf. Pork on foot, 15 to 16c Ewes, S to 7c Veal, dressed. 14 to 15c Spring lamb, 12 to 14e. Beef steers. 7 to 9e; cows, 4 to Se Bulls, 4 to 6c Hay Cheat, per ton, $21. Clover, per ton, $20. Vetch, per ton. $22. Grain, Wheat, $1.25 to $1.87. Oats, 90c Beans, 7e. Mm Feeds, Retail. Bran, per ton. $26. Shorts, per ton. $38. WHOLESALE TO DEALERS. Country batter. 45c Creamery butter. 46c Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem. 42c Fish, j snad. 15c. Salmon Trout, 3 Or. . Red Cod 11c Salmon. Chinook. 26c Halibut. 25c CodflsK 15c FralL Oranges. $7.00 to $8.5" Strawberries. $2.00 to $2.25. California Grape Fruit. $3.00 to $4.50. PeasC New potatoes, 4e. Cabbage. 3 U to I He Asparagus, $2.75. VeceUblea. Lettuce, crate. $3.00. ', Bananas, 8 He. Lemons. $8.50 to 89.50. Bermuda onions. $2. Retail 3rice. Creamery butter, 60c Eggs, 40c Flour, bard wheat, $2.80 to $3. Fltfur. valley. $2.60 to $2.69. Sugar, cane and beet, 11 lb. $1. Potatoes, sack lots. $1.25. I PORTLAND MARKETS I Dairy Prod arc. PORTLAND. June 6. Butter: Prints, extras. 44Q4Sc; cubes, ex tras, 40c; prime firsts. 39c; dairy, 32e. Butterfat -Portland delivery: No. 1 sour cream, 43c. Potatoes. ' Potatoes New California's, 3 hi CM 4c Grain. Grain June delivery: Oats, No. 2 white feed. 858 bid. Eastern oat? and coorn in bulk Bids: Oats. No. 3 white. $51.60; 38-pound clipped, white. $53.50; corn. No. 3 yellow. $58; No. 3 mixed. $56. SHARP ADVANCES IS CORN. CHICAGO. June 6. Torrential rains In Iowa together with resulting flood did a great deal to brint; about sharp advances which took place to day In the corn market. Prices clos. ed strong 3 to 34c net higher with July $1.35 H and Augntt $1.36H. Oats gained to lir Provisions finished unchansed to 20 cents lower. NEW YORK MARKETS. NEW waiting. YORK, June 6. Prunes, XEW CAMERA INVENTED LONDON, April 30. A new "mul camera" with which Allied air men are now equipped la a develop ment of the motion pitcure cameras. An airplane observer can take thous--ds of ohotorrnpns at the tate of oaa per second if necessary. In this way it Is possible to map the Ger man lines with precision. Each cam era is cspable of 750 exposures with a single loading. The turning of the film for the new exposure Is accomp lished automatically. Ton Should Worry Let the CUssiiied Ads Work (or Yor iPLANT POTATOES YOU CANT SELL 0. A. C Advises Fanners to Pat Excess Crop Back in Ground Ttls Year CORVALLIS. Or., June 5. -When yon can't sell potatoes, plant them. is a saying of one of the best known and most successful potato planters In Oregon. The Oregon Agricultural college Is advising as liberal planting of pota toes as possible. When potatoes are so cheap that It Is difficult to sell them, msny farmers decrease their acreage or drop the potato business entirely according to Professor Hy elop of the O. A- C. This results us ually within a year in so short sa acreage that only an exceptional yield per acre will provide enough pota toes. Such a crop- often commands a rather high price, because of actual scarcity. When potatoes are scarce and the price is high dozens of fanners gn out ana ouy seea at fancy prices ana Increase their aciesge. says the ag ricultural expert- This, carried out over the entire state or nation re sults in an enormous Increase In acreage and In the available supply of potatoes and la low prices. The Oregon acreage was large In 1916 as. unusual potato year. A potato fail ure in the Eastern states resulted In an unusual market. The unusual ex perience of a big jrrop and , high prices here resulted. The next year. 1917. It la pots ted out, saw the entire Ualted States planting' potatoes In abnormal quantities and Oregon fairly out-did herself In the planting- of high pric ed seed. Conditions reversed. .We had an enormous acreage and a poor season. Eastern states had an enor mous acreage and a good yield per acre. Our surplus had to be market- ed elsewhere. While the yield per acre was small the surplus, due to our very large 1917 acreage, was not salable for good prices in many Instances. Literally thousands of bushels of potatoes are left In Oregon and the 1918 planting promises to be smalL There are still many acres of land In the Willamette valley, the - lower Columbia and the coast that may be put into potatoes. Carefully sort ed and treated seed stock planted al most any time from now until the first of July, on reasonably . good land,. offers many opportunities ror nice returns. , Even later planting on Columbia overflow land Is permis sible. The Oregon Agricultural col lege did not encourage field planting of potatoes in 1917 because It was sure the planting ' was being over done In 1918 the college advises liberal planting of fields of potatoes In both eastern and western Oregon. -Plant at least some of the potatoes you cannot sell. Is the advise of the agricultural experts. C ASTO R I A For Infant! and ChUdrea In Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature cf TIME TABLES lOCTUKKX PACTSTO 4PO. . . Xectltbenawl " ' Vo. II Oregon Express ..... trOla., No. 14 Oregoatea 1:11 e-ta Ko. 31 Willamette Limited.. t:10a.ea No. 1$ Portland Passeagsr.. 1:11 psa. No. 34 Coo Bay Sr4p.aa, No. 13 Shasta Limited T :00 p.m. So. 14 Portland Ev press :1 aja. Ko. til Local Way Freight.. 1:00 a.. No. $31 Portland rest freight 11:31 psa. a sals. sanaa No. IS Oregon) an 1:31 a.. no. Zl loot Bar .....l:01i No. It California Express ..10:11 1 Net IT Rose burr Paseeager. 4:30 1 ko. 11 Pitaeta units! 0:43 p. as. No. IT Willamette Limited., t-.10p.aa. No. IS Baa rraacisc Pes... 10JT p-sa. Ko. 331 San rran. rest Prt..l t:l a.n. No. 337 Local Way FTelght.. 13:01 s-an salkm-cekr ura Vo. TS Arrive t Salem..... 9:11 am No. f4 Leave Salem......... t:tlsvaa. SALEM. WALLS C3TTft WtrfTKJI 141 Leaves. Salens, motor .... 1 ?9t a.na. US Leavee Salem, motor.... t:3la-sa. ICS Leave Ealem. motor.... 1:40 p.ro. Through car to sionmowtai and ArUe IC7 Leave Salem, motor .... 1:41p.m. it Leaves Salem, motor..... t:IT n.na '3 Way Freight leaves Salem 1:00 a.m. Iti Wives at Salem 1:10 a.m. 104 Arrives at Salem 11:00 a.s, ift Arrives at Salem 3:00 p.m. ICI Arrive at Salem t:S!p.av 7 Arrive at Salem 7:30 p.m. us may rreignt jtr. neaem.. i:0! OSUOCOX aXBECTTUO Itethwsad Leave Arrive rraln s'e. ... Arrtv Cam 1:ll aa 13:31 pa 1:31 pm t:ltpm Salem oaly Salem paly Portland. . Salem :ara s:iam S Ltd...t:3tam 7 10:41am t S:0pm 13 Ltd. ..4:40 is 17 1:01pm If 0:20 em 10:11 am 13:10 pm 4:11 pm 0.40 pm t:0Spm 11:30 pm 1:11 am !1 11:41 pm 0:t i North Bank Station (leave lmttmm on Street 11 and 30 minute lata.) , Werthaeemd Train Leave Arrive ltHa No. rlurewe 3 13:0iam It Ltd'... 7:4$ am IS 14 11:11am it Ltd...l:ilpm 3t 4:10pm Baler Portia ad 4:Uam t:ttam 7:11 am 0:11 am 0:41 em 11:31 am 11:10 am 1:10 pm 1:30 pm 4:00 pm 4:00 pm 1:41 pm :30 pm 7:40 pm 7:tSm llit.n zz 4:zpm xNorth Bank Station '(Arrive jarf. son Street 1$ mlautea earlier). 'Leave Corvallla. CORY alms cojnrEicnon-s Leave Corvallla Arrive Sal 0:41 am 1:10 am 4:0 pm :10 pm 7:Mpm t:3am 13:13 pm 3:41 pm 4:1 pm 6:13 pm Leave 8-jem t.Tl.am 10:11 am 11:11 pm 4:11pm :41pm Arrtv Osrratll :Tem 11:33 am 3:10 pm J :30 pm ttpm ., vwu. U1CKUJ1,