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TUB PRECOX STATESMAN": TKDESTAY, JTVE 12, 1018. (Siasflf.lj(B;d -Directory g e Wants and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted der Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them - .1 Rnr Sell and Exchange all Kinds SECOND HAND GOODS CLES, TOOLK ETC. CAPITAL EXCHANGE r"493 237 Court st xorwich irxiox TUE X8rR.XrK.KOCIKTY W. H. BunthATdt, Jr., RMldrat Agent State St. SOTffiY TO LOAN D lUWtOVED FARM A5tD CITY rBOPKHTV AT LOWEST RATES THOS. K. FORD fflCS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISMEXTS Rat Per Wtw first Insertion .. le s0bequent insertions ........ e On week six inaertiona) ... 3c One month 9e SUx months contract per mo. Be itrnxntha contract, per mo... 7c No account opened for leas than 25c I -A neat card given free with an advertisement to the extent of &0c announcing "For Sale." "For fRent." "Rooms" ' or "Board." see HEW TODAY ! Each new clalf led advertise meat will be run under "New Today" for first Insertion, unlesa . L I . mlLA Kv Ik. li W K tlser. Subsequent Insertion f the ad will appear under Its proper class- f ication. No advertisement will be run under "New Today for more than one Issue under any circumstances MIX) TODAY HIGHEST. CASH PRICE PAID FOR good clean cotton rag. Apply at Statesman Press Room. Phone 23. fTED COMPETENT WOMAN FOR Vneral house work. Phone 1HJ-M. iiIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTS WORK on farm for summer, experienced. Phone 2224 or 4SS. FOR SALE PLAYER PIANO. THIS is not a tin pan. but a high grade instrument. Party leaving city and will sell at bargain for cash. 655 South Liberty. FOR SALE 1817 MAXWELL. FIVE passenger car . Good as new. 4 new tires. SfiS South Liberty. Phone 145. BOARDING PLACES ARE WANTED for summer pupils at the Capital Business college. Phone information to 322. TOR RENT MODERN F ROOM HOUSE with garage, 114 per month, phone 935. - " FOR SALE CHEAP Z GREY HORSES. 118 pounds each, wagon, harness, plow and .other tools. Valley Motor Cow State. and Front streets. WANTED SEVERAL MORE LOGAN berry pickers. Clean, well-kept yard, good picking. Roy V. Oh mart. FOR SALE BY OWNER NEW EIGHT room house, strictly modern In every r expect. Three blocks from post office. Furnished if desired. Terms . wan po arranged, rnone s. WANTED BOOK-KEEPING OR CLER . leal work during last two weeks of Xine. Phone 112S-R. or write P. O. 8alem. IOUNO MAN WISHES POSITION A8 stationary engineer. Familiar with steam engines and pumps. Csn furn ish references. Address "H 77" car Statesman. TELEPHONE OPERATORS W request the service of a few young ladies $8 a week paid begin ners with extra pay for Sunday and holiday work. Regular and frequent Increases. Apply Chief Operator. The Pacific Telephone A Telegraph Co. INSURANCE THAT INSURES WE ran give you "Ollt Edge Protection" in the Oregon Fire Relief Association of McMinnville. our Mutual Company, pr the Yorkshire Insurance Company, our 230.000.000 Standard Old Line Company. With thia combination, and their modern underwriting sys tem, w are prepared to write any line, for any amount, upon a mom ent's notice. H, A. Johnsoti Insur ance Agency. 1 and 2 Bush Bank lildg Salem, phone 347. i ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Notice is herebr. given that the undersigned bas been duly appointed by the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Marion as Administrator of the Estate of Eli Warren, deceased, and that he has duly qualified as such Administrator. All persons having claims against the Estate of said decedent are here by notified to present the same, duly '"""rifled, to me at my office at 499 Ort St., in city of Salem In Marion County, Oregon, -within six months from the date of this notice. Dated in Salem in Marion county, Oregon, this 7th day of June. 1918. - A. M. Clough. Administrator of Estate of Eli Warren, deceased. EMPLOYMENT FEMALR WANTED G1KL WHO IS NOT afraid to work. Cherry City Home Restaurant, ! feoum Hign street. WANTED POSITION AS NURSE GIRL for one or two children, age two 10 five years. Call from S to 12 a. m. Phone 1OS0-R. 1255 North ' Summer street, Salem, Oregon. WOMEN WANTED FULL TIME 8AL . - ! ..liiiir guaranteed hosiery to wearer tOc an hour spar time. Big business. Kxperience unnecessary. Cluaranteed Mills. rorrimown. r - r MALB WANTED A MAN'TO CUT OR 10 cords or second grow in nr wo. One mile north of west end of steel Driage, on yaiiac roau. i- n.. brush.. good timber, on level ground. . . . L. tC WANTED MECHANICS IN ALL oranches of the metal traaes im emergency war work. Good wages, good working and best climatic oon-ditlonr.- Astoria Marin Iron Work. "-irma. uregon. -em OI?tUNE IIEALTH AND ACCIDENT district manager In the Salem -rritory. Splendid opportunity for 1 rlKht Itibr . ). mn. mlrlitf 0y- National Casualty Co, auemgan. MALE W ANTED BOY TO CARRY STATES, man. Apply , rMKKI J!!jlLjLAN Koyn UWANUEHRV PTCKEHWATED. irmewrf, Alo yard at Liberty Mood accommodationa. It. D UibliJ' route 3. phone 21F1S. "baon. 39 acres. 2 miles east of Brooks aood camp grounds, wood and wauWe inove you out to yard and back to wk. ""u, Wli U'1 bou ' PICKERS-ONE AND ONE HALF - , .., . - m. inuian iiiu farm, if Vtmy thruith the busy season good camp grounds, wood and water ?T?i.to ctmp-. r"da free. Phone three blocks from end of 12th street car line. T. L. Davidson. MAL,K AND FEMAU HELP WANTED W have aa opening In your towa lOr SB. flatWarasafrV aala.s... W e" )" aaivuiwit A Oil m.k . f?04 lary wltn our r-.rv.iuun, Auarm 11 IT" Btatee- man office. CrOVEKNMKXT NEEDS 20.909 CLEKK8 Experience unnecessary, lien and r. uiiittu amnni government position m ir iree particulars to J. C Leonard, (former Civil Service Ex aminer.) lata Kenois Bldg, Washing ton. D. C BERRT PIPKRIM w mt v n i ion at yard in the valley. Oood camp ins;, good water, provisions on the and back to town. Pickinr begins about June 25th. Register now. we pay x ten i wun b cent bonus per pound. U H. Roberta. R F. D. No. 7, iui iirii, Biirm, ureayon. FOR SALE BVSIKKSS OPPORmiTIES HOTEL AT NEWPORT LEASE AND furniahinga for sale. 14 beds, restau rant and bakery fittings, good loca tion. Season just opening, fur price and further details address Mrs. At. E. Parker. Newport. Oregon. LIVESTOCK FOR SALE TEAM OK HORSES. A bargain if taken at once. S-e the horses at route 6. box 21. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE SOUTHERN -PACIFIC OLD station building. Salem. See Inspect or at new station. FOR SALE OR TRADE ON FORD, team, harness and- wagon, weight about 1400 pounds. Phone 9F24. FOR SALE 5 PASSENGER STUDE baker In splendid condition, or trade for Ford and difference. Phone It IS. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1 TEAM OF horaes. ' Will take most anything. Have purchased truck. I'hone 70S or call 402 North Commercial street. IF TOO WANT TO GET TK BE3i" farm paper, send 10c to tne Pacific Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention this ad. FOR SALE HALF PRICE. ABBOTT Detroit seven passenger car good aa new. i or will take small car In ex change, also 1)11 Maxwell cheap. Phone evenings 2S10J2. AUCTION HAVE SATURDAY. JUNE 15.1012. 10:00 a. m. 10 head cattle, part registered jerseys from the breeding of Ross Melsen and Clark Hembree. same grade jersey and beef cattle. 3 horses, span Percheron mares; 1 gilding, complete farm ma chinery and harness on my fsrtn Z miles north from Monmouth. Oregon. Chas. O'Brien. CAPTIVITY OF THE O ATM AN GIRIJ This true story o vrestera Immi gration baa been car-mly revised, making a handsome little book. It - tell In graphic term of the mas sacre of th Oatmaa family, of the cap of Lorenco. aad th captivity of Mary and Olive. Mary died of starvation and Olive was purchased from the Indians five years later. The price I 0 cents, postpaid. Ad dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. Sa lm. Or-eor FOCITRY IF TOO WANT TO GET THE BES1 i poultry paper published, aend 10 I cent to th Northwest Poultrv t Journal, Salem. Oregon, for a trial I snHecrlption. Mention this d. WOOD. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY ORDERING your wood at once, oy pnoning z or C22. There is a great shortage of wood. WOOD FOR SALE OAK GRUB AND i Fir. Located 3 miles northwest of Marion, Oregon. Address C M. Smith. Jefferson. Oregon., FOR RENT FARM FOR RENT WELL EQUIPPED DAIRY rancn wun 1 4 cows on - - 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. BOUSES FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT Strictly modern. , Aoaress 00 Salem. FOR RENT FOUR ROOM FURNfSH ed house. Also furnished sleeping rooms in a modern home, close - In. For further Information phone 772 R. FOR RENT $12.6 SIX ROOM MOD ern houae oa paved street at 197 South High street. E. A- Rbotea 1141-J. aay tlm weak dya. ROOMS FOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOE with use of bath, in modern home. Address A. B. car Stater man. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER heat, modern conrenlencea, also in side rooms. Close to State Housa 1020 Cbemeketa. Phono 12S9. FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING: $10 Neat modern bungalow room at 90 North 20th street. Form erly rented for 212. Call' at States man business office or phon 23. $11 Modern 9 room nous en Cottage street, close in. Formerly rented for $25. Call at Statesman business office, or phone 22. $22.50 Furnished flat, modern. t CClVs Ferry St. Possession to be hsd June 15. Also, a furnished bungalow for $2. possession June 17. Phone 23 or cell Statesman business office. WANTED MlaCfeLLAAKOUS WANTED CULTIVATING TO Da Phon .13C6. WANTED ONE OR TWO HOUSE keeping rooms In congenial place. H. F. Oakes, box 235. city. MMCELLA3tXOC WANTED USED FCNITl'HE. IHUtT land man wants le make up a carlal of used furnilur kan i.. ..ti..i JA1I1 pay highest cash price. If you have anything in this line phone il end ask for Sam. HIGHEST CASH PRICK PAID FOR uoa cisaa rags. Pressroom States man. WO-vKV TO LOA M.NE.TO' LOAN ON REAL ESTATE nankins. 214 Masonic building. Salem. FEDERAL FARM LOAXS Farmers desiring Federal funds for J an ana winter usea should file their applicstions immedlatelv. A. C lhrnstedt. 401 Masonic temple. Sa lem. Oresn. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY AUTO BERT ICR 6HIPP-S AUTO SERVICE C ITT AI?D country trip. Phone Day. 141: night. SS9. TIRES REPAIRED YTTLCAS IZTITO GATES HALF-SOLE TtltR 8ERVIC1 Statioa 171. South Commercla Sl phono 42ft. QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND Yulcaalxing. 21 North Commerciai treeC Phone Cft. WATT 8HIPP CO. RETREADS AND sections tube 2S up. Service ear. Phono 2(2. lit South Commercial Street, . BRACKETT at O RAT TUBES VTJL canUed, xte. Retreading our apeclal ty. Fro service ear. Phone It. 27t North Commercial. PROFESSIONAL DENTISTS DR. F. U UTTER, DENTIST. ROOMS v 412-414 Bank- of Com mere Bid. 1 Phnn ML'SIO TEACllERST R HARR. TEACHER OF PIANO. Phone 1233. physicians' DR. U G. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC Physician. Office and residence Hi North Liberty. Salem, phone 147. LODGE DIRECTORY BROTHERHOOD OF Y02C2CABJ MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN Ing la Masonie Temple, fifth floor, at t o'clock. AH visiting member. wel come. Horace Sy kes. Foreman. W. H. Prnak. Correspondent. MODERN WOODMEN. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp. No. (240, meet very Thursday evening at I o'clock la Derby building, corner Court aad High streets. R, F. Day. V. C; J. A. Wright, clrek. BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEERS COL W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER Farm aalea a specialty. Turner, Ore gon. AUTO DELIVERY RAGGAGB AND PARCELS DELIVER- ed any place, city or country, Pbooc C4 or 2021-R. W. W. Fisher. BARBER JHOPS PRESTIGE IS WON TOGETHER with increased business by those who persistently keep their head and face in good fashion. - Try our service. ingreys uarner snop, 311 state St. CHIROPRACTIC DR. O. I SCOTT. D. C. GRADUATE OF P. 8. C Cbiropractice fouataia head. Davenport. Iowa. Chlropracti cor rects the causa of disease. Office 40C-7-S, o, 8. N. Bank Building Phone 7. Roeldenee 01S-R DRAYS AND EXPRESS CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phon 923. Salem' largest and beat equipped tranarer company. Oet our reduced freight retea oa eastern shipment. Also for storage a w nave in re warehouses la connection with buainesa. Furnltur moving. pacaing. snipping ana storing our specially. Office 101 South Commer cial stre-v CH1NBS29 PHYSICIAN. DR. I. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. Its & Hlrh 8L Phone t"2. DRY CLEANING AKTU PRESSINQ JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F. 8. Watanabe, Prop, 434 N. Commer cial St. Ladies and gentlemen's aulta cleaned and pressed, f 1.2i and 2L7L Work called for and deUvared free. Telephone Main SC2. 2NSURANCB tKSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE AGAIN st fire, theft and accident. A. C Bohrnstedt. Agent. 401 Masonie Tarn pi. Salem. Ortron. JUNK JUNK JUNK WANTED WB PAY HIGHEST pric for juak of every kind. Let us maae you a price oa your household good. The Bquar UeaJ- House- Capital Juak Co, Streec Phon 9t. 271 Caemeket HAIR RUOTTD -CIEAN WHITE" HAS PROVEN Suc cessful. Applied bar or sold for horn use. Sanitary Bauty Parlor. til Huboara mag. LAUNDRIES SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery aad careful work. Dry wash e per pound. 131 South Lib erty imet. mono 3 a. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO ular washing doa at a rat every body can afford. For only 29 cents we will collect, wash aad deliver your washing within tweaty-four hours, phon Z47L MACHINIST WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy acetylene welding, ga engine re pairing, model and experimental work. Iowa Machine Shop, D. B. Brown, prop, 252 Cbemeketa St, Sa Irm. A Future War Burden. Mrs. Kaw ler: "I'm glad to hear 70a say you wl.1i tY. w f- wan ntar Ttnkhv It's a very cruel business." Bobby: "Taint that. War makes history, and there's more of that now! then I can ever learn." i OSTEOPATUV Tift w I - uvkren iiuinm American School Veteopathy. Kirks-' vllle. Uu.; treats acute and chroma! mses se. 1 ice iii-tvi u. a. Na tional Bank Bidg. Phone Ml. Resi dence 41S Ncrth Bummer. Phone Cli. DRS. WHITE A WALTON. O8TEO pathle physlcans and surgeons, tiraduatea of the American Schools of Osteopathy. Kirksvllle, lit. post graduate and specialised la nervous disease at Los Angele College. Treat acute and chroai disease. Offices t.aS-C-7-S. U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phone iS. Reeldeace. Kit Court street. Phone sale. Dr. White, residence phone 449. KCOID HAXD OOODI WK BUT AND SELL SECOND HAND good of all klada, pip rittlaga. aar neea. 00 liars, eolla pads, tool, chain. Fred Cchladler. 2M Coater Street. TORAGS AND TRANSFER? ALWAYS PICK THE BEST HOUSE hold goods specialties; storage pack ing, shipping and moving, horse and auto vans; special freight rates to all points. C O Pick Traaafer at Storage Co.. 2nd end Kin streets. Portland, Oregon. Broadway ill. A UNDERTAKER WEBB CLOUQH C. B. WEBB. A. If. Clouga. funeral directors. Latest modern method kaowa to the pro fession. 47 Coart street. TRAITS 1VURO AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KIND . n, . of hauling. Uoaaahold f35itt olag Job dee prompt ' 1 IT. Try me one. Tloame, 7 Btate now fa. Reeid h 112-J wall rar rnvsw paijvt GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HO USX DEO- n. I In ik.l.ll.0 H.H.. - hearing, etc Work doa by eoatract or day; good workmaa. LocaUoa 1020 Ceater St. Phoae fS(-W. TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND vpwara ror cnoice wut Paper at Burea' Fwraltara Stor. 170 Com mercial St. BEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL fa per ana Picture rr analog. Oood workmen. 4tt Ooort St. Phone 4 It. WATER SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE, lot a uimnfnMi svreei. jr or water service apply at office. Make all complaints at the office. No deductions la hi Us will be allowed for absence or for aay cause whatever unless water Is cut off from premise. Hereafter water foe IrrlgaUoa will only be furnished to regular customer vslag water for domes tie purposes. Con tractors fer sidewalks, brick work, f P'Vtr,nt will pleas rea tor building purpose under schedule of rates. Apply at office for copy. WOVEN WIRE FENCINO Depot Rattonal Jk A all ataee. s In. to lav alarta, Palnta, oil and VarmasaT vavoa RebejlN and Repaired Loganbeny and Mes Heeae, Baleaa Fenoa A IKm u xaa OWUt St. rh-na ISA n. as. wmmiMfk i SALEM MARKETS HITIXG PRICE. V.gg and Poultry. Eggs, J5c Krollers. 20e to 22e. Ilensc. 18c to 20c. Old roosters. I2e to 15e. Pork. Matton and Beef. Pork on foot, 15c to 16c Ewes, 6c to 7c Veal, dressed. 14c to 15c Spring lamb. 12c to 14c. Beef steers, 7 to 9c; cows 4 to 8c. llay. Cheat, per ton, $21. Clover, per ton, $20.' Vetch, per ton, $22. Grain. Wheat, $1.85 to $1.87. Oats, 90c. Beans, 7c. Mill Feed. Retail. ' Bran, per ton, $58. Shorts, per ton, $38. WIIOLi-XALK TO DEALERS. Country butter, 45c. Creamery butter, 45c Butterfat. f. o. b. aSlem, 42c Fish. Shad. 15c Salmon Trout, 30c Red Cod, 11c. Salmon. Chinook. 25c. Halibut, 25c Codfish. 15c. Frnit. Oranges, $8.00. Strawberries. $2.00 to $2.25. Tomatoes (crate! $2.25 to $2.50 Grape Fruit. $4.50 to $7.75. Lemons. $9.50 to $11.00. Bananas. 8 Me lb. VeRetable. New Potatoes, 4 c. Peas. 10V4e. Cabbage. 3c to 3 He. lettuce (crate), $3.00. Onions (crate), $1.85. Retail IMcea. Creamery butter, 60c Eggs. 40c. Flour, hard wheat. $2.80 to $3. Hour, valley. $2.5 Oto $2.60. Sugar, cane nd beet. 11 1. $1. Potatoes, sack lota. $1.25. I PORTLAND RlAWvETS Glairy Producex. PORTLAND. Jane ll.Butter: Prints extras. 44 to 45c: cubes. e Iras. 41c; prime firsts, 40c; dairy. 32c Butterfat: No. 1. 43c Potato. Potatoes: Selling price. $1 to $1.25 new California's. 3 to 3 1-3C drain. Grain: June delivery Bids Oats No. 2 white feed, $59. Eastern oats and corn In bulk Oats. No. 3 white. $34; 38-pound clipped, white. $54; corn. No. 3 yellow. $60; No. 3 mixed. $57; oats. No. 3. $53-: clipped. $54; corn, yellow, $60; mfxed. $58. NEW YORK MARKETS. NEW YORK, Juno 11. Prunes, waiting. Hops, unchanged. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR SMALLER place. 215 acres, fine stock aaach. liotrtl location, good roads. Owner, 4&S South High street, phone 1422. WILL SELL OR TRADE FOR CITY property my u acre river bottom farm located aear Salem. Call at 41 U. S. Nat. Bank Bldg. WANTED THE BEST MOUSE IN 8A- ie run win any. i". w. Nietneyer. (44 State street. (Opposite the Court House. FOR RENT FIVE ACRE TRACT with fully im-dern house, let blocks iVi"L cr,'B. C. W. Nlcmcyer. 544 State street. WANTED SMALL ACREAGE AS first payment oa choice It acre fully equipped stock farm. lee acres la crop. 2 head of good cat tle. S horses aad colls, full rant of Implements aad anarhieery. Il aa acre th lot. Carries mortgage of $45. C. W. Niemeyer. 544 Stste St. DONT YOU KNOW THAT IF YOU wish to buy. sell, or eschaage any kind of realty you should go right into aa office of the Oregon Realty Exchaage Investment Co. lac? Why Because they put the buyer, seller, and exchanger of realty together, and charge no commission. Salem, office. Breymaa Bldg. A GOOD AND WELL. IMPROVED farm of lo acres with small mort gage for sale with 00 acres of crops, stock aad Implements complete. Will consider some trade la part and give terras. See Wm. Fleming. 241 State street. FOR SALE OR RENT I HAVE TWO. one five and one six room houses for rent, also three fine lots for sale. Also a six room strictly modern new house good location aad fine lot all at bedrock prices. Investigate thia G. W. Laflar. 40C Hubbard Building. A GOOD BU-rix TXET ON EAST aide Comractelal street, oa door aortb of Stat street. Salem, together w'b Prptual right of war over the 14xj feet tract extending from this property to State streec Terms Apply Sqptt Bosorth. 701-2 Spauldlag Bldg, Portland. Oregon. FARM LAND BARGAINS 29$ acre of which 299 ar subject to Irrigation. Include eight acre of prunes. 5 acres of apples and two acres of pears. Situated In splendid community. Worth $30,000. price $17500. A. C Bohrnstedt. 401 Ma sonic Temple. Salem. Oregon. WE HAVE FIRST MORTGAGE PAPER ror live, and city -property to trade for farm un to te.i Firteen acre. 4 M mile from Salem. 19 acrea In cultivation, email im provements, all fine land to exchange for unincumbered city property. Per rlne A Master. 402 Hubbard Bldg, phoae 907. (3 ACRES. MILES FROM TOWN. 37 cultivated, fair Improvements, oa macadamised road.$5250. Sixty acres. 19 acrea la prune, fair Improvements. 1 mile from town, all cultivated. $750. 212 acres good 'Improvements. H mile from town. Income last year $2,000. price $100 per acre. 240 acres. 20 cultivated. 40 timber pasture. 2 mile from town. $22.00. 70S acrea. 50 cultivated, fair Improvements, will exchange for Minnesota or Da kota. $ Za.ee Portland rooming house for ranch, will assume. Socolofsky. 341 State street. . A GOOD 1C9 CANADA IMPROVED land for a medium sized Salem resi dence with good yard. A good five acrea of prune with full crop, little cash and long time, low rate, of in terest, owner can't take car oft It. close In csn handle and live ia towa. A good bungalow property, homelike equity ror auto or vacant lot aad a little cash down. For good aquare trades, see Wm. Fleming. 341 State street, room 7. FOR SALE OR TRADE AT BARGAIN A rive, seven aad eight roomed resi dence, one almost new. a splendid property valued at $250. sale price ii.e. it ia convenient ror one work Ing at State House or state Instltu tlons $500 rash, long time on re mainder. This is a forced sale by rrry client, to preveat foreclosure- Will tsk a vacant lot or anything of value aa first payment on the other two properties, long time on remain der. These are bargains and worth looking Into. J. 11. Scott, 404 Hub oara Uiag. . Soaps 30 ACRES GOOD LAND. NEW house. rooms plastered, hot and cold water and bath, some orchard and berries, must sell. $230. one third cash, terms to suit on balaace C 1-3 acres close to Sllverton. good land, new house, oa hard surface road running water piped to house and ysrd. good outbuildings and crop In. 11 it. take Fora part pay. r. L Wood. Bayno Bldg. FOR SALE S ACRE TRACT ALL CUL tlvated. New 5 room plastered house. cood barn, chicken house, well. Ma cadam road, price $115. 15ty acres of land. 1 acre ia cultivation, balance timber aad pasture, fine spring, cine to railroad station. 4V4 mile from Salem, price $1050. Seven room tr let- modern house, paved street, price $210. 100 acre farm. 40 acres cul tivated, balance timber and pasture, runnng water, bouse and barn, price 1(0 per acre. w. h. uraoeanorsi a Co, 27$ Stat a treet. LOOK AT THIS A REAL OPPORTUNITY About 409 acre of choice Polk coun ty lead about 119 acres clear: about 50 acre I stump pasture: balaace In chol. piling timber and oak grab. Timber alone worth f 10.009. New four room house, new dairy barn, providing .'or 29 cows aad four horses; new pig pea aad new milk bouse. Water piped from fin spring t all bulldiaaa. Will sell th whole at a great bar gal a. Very easy term. S per cent Interest. Address Lw owner, care The Statesman. DUALS X REAL ESTATE. C. D. Fults to J. H. Stanford, lots 3 and 4. block 2, Meyer's addition to Salem. J. J. Redfield to Ella Redfleld. lots S and 6, addition C. Woodbufn. Chas. Keunsting to W. A. Hillis. east 3 acres or lot 3, block 1. Full er's addition to Donald. Also lot 6. block 1: lots 6 and 7. and part of lot 3. block 1. Fullerton's addition to Donald. Arthur Kleper to Walter Kleper, 14 acres in See. 31. T. R W. Ira M. Ceer et al. to Dorothy Car ter. 41.83 acres In. Barnett Lipscomb claim, T.I.R.IE ... lt- Geer et al t W. A- Heater. 81.67 aeres In aBrnett Lipscomb claim. T. 8. R. 1 W. E- N. Whitlaw to Miranda Mc rwtnald. lots 55 and 56. Grabenhorst Fruit Farm. Emma O. Lange to Edith L. Allen. -THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN tzy cere 00 acres In Sab ford Stenhenson claim. T. 6. R. X W. Wm. Amsier to John Bonner, lot 6. block 20. Jones Nob Hill addition to Salem. J. 11. Stanford to P. C. SmalleT. lots 3 and 4. block 2. Mcysr's addi tion to Salem. Anna B. Hofer to Maria Jones. lot 18. Urabenhorst Fruit Farm. J. B. Sullivan to Frances II. Cross. lot 11. block 11. Highland Addition to Salem. Chaa. D. Fnlts to J. IT. Stanford. lots 3 and 4. block 2, Meyer's addi tion to 8-lem. J. J. Red field to Ella Redfleld. lota S and C. block 6. Addition C Wood burn. WHAT FARM ACCOUNTS SHOW. What does one hoar of nan labor or one hour of borne labor coat th farmer T What la the Increase on his total Investment for th year? What does It cost to prod ace on ton of hay, or a bushel of oats, a pound of pork? What Is more profitable, pro ducing feeders or buying them 7 Hew many farmers can answer these ques tions directly, and give figures which approximate exactness? Farm accounts will give accural answers to these questions. The fol lowing summary made, by W. P. Hocken berry, former abort course student la th University of Missouri College of Agriculture, of records kept on his father farm, ahows the value of farm accounts: "Cost of 1 hour man labor Includ ing board, etc. 12.74 cents. "Cost of 1 hour horse labor not In cluding Interest, about 12 cents. ' ''Increase on total Investment for 1 year about 13 per cenL "Hogs paid much better than cat tle. . "Cost of producing 1 ton of hay. Including labor and Interest at S per cent, about $8 per ton. "Cost of producing 1 bushel of oats counting, twine, labor, cost of cutting. 'seed. Interest or rent on land at 6 per cent per acre (adjoining land .valued at, and selling for, $110 to $125 per acre), etc about 61 centa. "Cost of producing 1 pound of pork counting feed, labor. Interest, equipment, depreciation, etc about 9. ccn is. uca bbibw o com ira iv 1 hogs produced 12.S pounds gain, or 8 ROOM AND U Ad A NTC.C - WARM tOU lr f WILL- DC 1 1 ' ' tfeo 3pU - TSWH bushels of corn were required tailing policy and rails were tempo r- ,.v 10ft mma. e-ain this vesr For I rl,T a reports that Director make 100 pounds gain, thia year. For McAdon intend, to modify each bushel of corn fed Into hogs weln proposed standard form of con- received about $1.85 after labor, cost! of other feeds. Interest, depreciation and other Just and reasonable ex penses as they appeared at the time were deducted. "Cattle gave a ready sale for rougn feeds at home at about their market value, and besides helped mala tain the fertility of land. Records oa rate of gain and feed consumed show that after deducting cost of other feeds, etc, the calves fed for a while after weaning paid about $1 per bushel for their com. Hogs followed and gained some. "We need purebred Shorthorn cat tle and Duroe-Jersey hogs, because U now seems that we can make Just a little more money for the same fe?d aad care. We should get Shorthorns because this u a Shorthorn commun ity and Du roe-Jerseys because we have always raised more pigs from the red sows thaa the others. These high grades should be kept until w can get good purebred, hlgh-prodnc-lness aad use his JudgmeaL , Some ac Ing Individuals. I counts are Inaccurate, being only "Producing livestock Is better forrough estimates la reality. tTsixrs TEMPERATURES BULGE PRICES Oils and Corn Show Gains While Provisions Lose Crops Threatened CHICAGO. Juno 11. Excessively high temperatures la the west brought about a sudden buldge la coin prices ia the last boar of trad ing today. The market cloaed strong it m to 2e net advance, with Jaly U.42 to $1.43S. Oats gained 2 to 3c Provisions lost 6 to 16c Doaward swlags In vala retail ed until It became apparent that the hot weather spreading over' the belt threatened possibly never damage to th crop. Fear of such a con U ag ency was somewhat acute da flag the final transactions, with prices at th topmost point of th day. Oats showed Independent strength. Export demand was strongly la evi dence and gossip was current that farm stocks oa farms had been over estimated. Lower quotations oa hogs formed th chief cause of weakness la pro visions Besides lard shipments were relatively smalL TRADE ACTIVITY IS DIVERSIFIED Market, Howeier, Shows No Material Changes Gold Imports Resinned NEW YORK. June 11. Trading In stocks today was a rtifle nor ac tive aad diversified than in yester day's Insignificant session but la other essentials the market showed no material changes. War news again entered Into the calculations of professional operat ors but domestic happenings were distinctly encouraging. The most noteworthy development was the resumption of gold Imports from Canada, The Inflow will come entirely from the bank of England's reserves In Ottawa. Coppers and allied com modi lie under federal regulation strengthen- on intimations tbat th govern- ment Is likely to abandon Its price tract. fequlpmenta were led by relative ly u aim port ant Issues like Colorado Fuel and Iron and Great Northern, Ore. leading steels, msklsg Utile headway. Domestic bonds were distinctly heavy. Paris 6 s also reflected pree sur. declining 14 per cent. Liber ty issues yielded moderately. Total "'-. par value, aggregated. $4,276. 000. United States bonds, old Issue, were unengaged oa calL us thaa buying, shlpplax la. feedtag and selling later. It help remove peculation aad gives aa a direct eaaa Income. We flad this from experi ence, "Bookkeeping pays aad must bo continued as It helps as to know what we have don aad are doing. How ever, farm bookkeeptag Is mors com plex thaa other klada. for there la so much estimating or guess work about It, but that makes one study his bust- IT in n it L 1--U r It t ts d n r n .t t C r d T S r a