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Newspaper Page Text1 TIOI OREGON STATESMAN: THrft.SI.AY. JVSTL 13, I0l. i1 ClasslISd TV Q f -jV fTv ft YA The Wants and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted U U VJj Mj? U. Vll y Under Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them Buy, Sell and Exchange all Kinds MFN'S CLOTHING. SHOES, B1CV " tXKS, T1KIUS. ETC. , CAPITAL EXCHANGE Pbo 4W 27 Court St- OLD NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY W. II. nuntbardV Jr., ..-hi. nt Aeent 33 Mate suv Sey to loan o IMPROVED ' FAHW A!fD CITT 2HOrEKTr AT LOWEST HATKS I IlUiJa - Vvar Bank. Bales. Or. CLASSIFIED ADVKRTISMENTS t Rate Per Word ! . . - . . f 1 first insertion -, Subsequent Insertions .-. -MC One week Oil Insertions) 3c One month . ... 9c Si months' contract per mo; c ..months' contract, per mo...; 7C No account opened for less thai 1 5c, A, neat card given free with an advertisement to the extent of 60c announcing -For Sale.rFor Rent." -Rooms" or "Board.-! NEW TODAY Each new classified advertlsie rnent will be run under "NeW Today" for first insertion, unless otherwise ordered by the adver- Kiibsequent Insertion of the ad will appear under Its proper class ficatlon. No advertisement will be run under "New Today" for more than one Issue under any circumstances JEW TODAY WANTED AT ONCE A, MARRIED man to live on farm and haul wood, "bpne C22 or 254. : . ' ' - " NT ED TO SECURE 5500 LOAN oa farm security. See me at once, goeolofsky. 241 State street. FOR SALE LEASE. WITH FARM machinery and stock furnished. Socolofsky. 241 State street. YOUNG MAN WISHES POSITION with small Ford delivery. Address 245 D street.. L. E. Johnson. A SEVEN ROOMED RESIDENCE IS offered by my client for $1,500. $500 cash, at cost $3,500 six years ago. This Is a forced sale, and is a great bargain, John H. Scott. 404 Hubbard Bldg. ! : WANTED LOGANBERRY PICKERS. Necessary conveniences. End South Commercal carline. an. r. ' Woodward, route S. box 111. phone 112F4. WANTED THREE DOZEN BARRED Rock pullets. April hatch. 232 Water street. TO TRADE HOUSE AND LOT FOR automobile. 332 Water street. HAY FOR SALE MUST BE TAKEN out of field at once. . Signed, State Fair Board. FOR SALK TEAM IIOUS KS FIVE years, gentle, can be driven by lady Reasonable price. Also amall prune . iitmt raminr Into bearing, in stallments, inquire Elmo RWblt. J Nttorney at law, mmw 1 bona 92. GENTLEMAN 20 YEARS OF AOK earning good aaiary wouia correspond with refined middle aged lady. Address Box 127. Salem. Or. AGENCY NOW COMPLETE THE Yorkshire Insurance Company is an ld English Company, established at ,'York England awsy back in J224. - and nowihsa over $30,000,000 total as- seta We feel very fortunate in hav- - lag thlar reliable Standard Old Una Company with our Agency. We are now prepared to write in surance on any line, for any arooi unt. upon a moment's notice. A- -John-. son Insurance Agency. 1 and 2 Bush Bank Bldg, Salem, phone 247. END THE BOYS IN EARLY TODAY 1 and they will set the best nair r.ra ever bad. ingrey s State streeL " NOTICE TO CREDITORS IN THE DIS I trlct Court of the United States for the District of Oregon. . . In the Matter of C. W. Marlela. Tim n k runt No. 434 In Bankruptcy. ! Notice Is hereby riven that on the 5 day of June. A. D.. 1912 C. . Marlela of Salem. Oregon, the bank rupt above named, was duly adjudi cated bankrupt; and that the first ; meeting of his creditors will be iheld . at my office. th Floor. Title Trust Building. Portland. Oregon, on the ' 25 day of June. 191$. at 10 a. m, a t which time said creditors may Attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, "famine the bankrupC nd transact jch other business as may properly ,'umi before ssid meeting. . 'lalm must be presented n form required by the Bankruptcy Act. and '"The schedule filed discloses doubt ful eta A. M. cannon. . Referee In Bankruptcy. ' Dated. June 10. 1912. - - EMPLOYMENT FEMALE WANTED-rCOMPETENT woman for general bouse wora. - none tnur WANTED FULL TIME SAL- ary $24 selling guaranteed hosiery to wearer BUG mvm m wuiv. business. Experience unnecessary Guaranteed Mills, Norrtstown. Pa. v rpiinVR OPERATORS -. .Jnueat the services of a few '' " i.i ti m week naid begin " .i.u ..rL nay for Sunday and w- ,-,. Reo-ular and frequent ncreSsea" Apply -Chief Operator. The Pacific Telephone " MALE want KturTro carry statj-S tnaa. Apply in person. - . , ; HIGH SCHOOL BOY WANTS WORK 0 farm for summer, experin. Phone 2224 or 4$5. YOCNQ MAN WISHES POSITION AS su.iin.r- .i..in..r Kami liar wim team enirlnoa n numDS. Can furn lah references. Address "H 77" care Statesman. -SIF-MBER PILERS. HAND RSrACAR LOADERS. SPRUCE WAGES. GOOD BOARDING ?ot lNT LOCATION. WESTERN OREL H'ER CO.. WESTUAKE. mA1 ! msCELJNEOUe I OSTEOPATHY ANTKD MECHANICS IN ALL branches of the metal trade fur emergency war work. Good wage. Ki working and beat climatic (con ditions." Astoria Marine Iron Works, Astrola. Oregon. line: health and accident insurace company wants capable ac tive district manager in the Salem territory. Splendid opportunity for the right man to make some mighty good money. National Casualty Co.. Detroit. Michigan. MHCKLLAKROCS WANTED SEVERAL. MORE LOGAN- berry pickers. Clean, well-kept yard, good picking. Hoy V. Ob mart. LOGANBERRY PICKERS WANTED 30 acres, 2 miles east of Brooks good camp grounds, wood and water. We move you out to yard and back to town, picking wll last about five weeks. Mangls Bros.. Salem, Ore, phono 717. -i. MALE AND FKMAE HELP WANTED We have an opening in your town for a newspaper salesman. : You could make a good salary with our preposition. Address U 47" States man office. 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 Ex aminer.) 1060 Kenols Bldg, Washing ton. D. C. BERRY PICK.EHB WANTED LARG- est yard in the valley. Uood camp ing, good water, provisions on the around. We move you out to yard and back to town. Picking begins about June 25th. Register now. we pay 1 cent with i cent bonus per pound. It. H. Roberts. 1C F. D. No. phone 41F24. Salem. Oregon. FOR SALE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOTEL AT NEWPORT LEASE AND furnishings Tor sale, i beus, restau rant and bakery fittings, good loca tion. Season just opening, for price and further details address Mrs. M. E. Parker. Newport. Oregon. MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE SOUTHERN PACIFIC OLD station building, Salem. See inspect or at new station. IF YOU WANT TO GET TkK BE3 farm paper, send 10c to tne Pacifte Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention, this ad. FOR SALE 1917 MAXWELL FIVE passenger car . Good as new. 4 new Urea 555 South Liberty. Phone 145. FOR SALE PLAYER PIANO. THIS is not a tin pan. but a high grade imtrumMiL Party leavina city and will sell at bargain for cash. 555 South Liberty. FOR SALE HALF PRICE, ABBOTT Detroit seven passenger car good as new, or will take small car in ex change, also 11 Msxwell, cheap. Phone evenings 2510J 2. PrtH SALE CHEAP 2 GREY HORSES. 1150 pounds each, wagon, harness, plow and other tools. Valley Motor Co., State and Front streets. AUCTION SALE SATURDAY. JUNE 15.1918. 10:00 a. m. 16 head cattle, part registered Jerseys from the breeding of Ross Melen and Clark Hembree. same grade Jersey and beef cattle. 3 horses, span Percheron mares. 1 gelding, complete Tarra ma chinery and harness on my farm 214 miles north rrom Monmouth. Oregon. Chas. O'Brien. , CAPTIVITY OF THE O ATM AN GIRLS This true atory o western Immi gration haa been car mly revised, making a handsome little book. It tells in graphic terms of the mae- sacre of the Oatmaa family, of tne escape of Lorenxo. and the captivity of Mary and Ollva. Mary died of staivatlon and Olive was purchased from the Indians fire yaara later. The price Is 0 cents. Ptpald- Ad dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. Ba lm. Or.ron. FOCX.TR Y tv rniT WANT TO GET THE BrTl Anlir naner nubi.shed. send 10 T k. Mnrtkw.il Poultry lnnrn.l Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention this sd WOOD. YOU WILL SAVE MONEY ORDERING your wood at once, by phoning Z or 422. There Is a great shortage of avood. 1 - - WOOD FOR ! SALE OAK GRUB AND i'lr. Located 3 miles northwest of llarlonToregon. Address C M. Smith. Jefferson; uregon. FOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT W ELL KQUlVPED DAIRY ranch 'with 13 cows on coast place. wheye grass is green Tbls place Is making good money and If interested better come at once write E. G. Calkins. Otis. Oregon. FURNISHED HOUSE U RENT box 373. Strictly moaern. Salem. FOR RENT-MODERN 9 ROOM HOUSE with garage, ... . 935. 1 ' ..... tT7-. vi'hn'ish FOR RENT ;:r. .lninlt ed house. Ai .--- rooms in a imiur.n ' .'. -7 ri For further Information phone .72 1 .. a a a i ie FOR RENT-$13.5lXROOM MOPj o' 7..K Mirh street. B. A. Rhoten. hatiaa nn DSf BU vuws - 1141-J, any time week day a ROOMS ' -. ..MR . T f3W-f FOR RENT-rCOMirutv. with use or oatn. V-- Address A. B. care Btaterman. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER heat, modern eonrenlences. also l : - . rinu to state n VIUW 8 was aae, v.w - - 4h 1030 Chemekata. Phone 1210. FOR RENT THE l-XXrWING: io Nmt modern bungalow rooms at 810 North zotn iirr. erly rented for $13. Call at Statea man business office or phone tit Modern 9 room house on Cottage atreet. close in. Formerly rented for $24. Call at Statesman busineva office, or phone 23. $22.50 Furnished Hat. modern, at .! -,., ItAacilAH tO be nQ June IS. Also, a furnished bungslow for $20. possession June 17. 1 , ,? 29 or call Statesman nusir.e.s f"'- WANTED MlCKLLAKOt WANTED CULTIVATING TO DO. phone 136$. WANTED ONE OR TWO JHOCTEj keeping rooms In congenlsl place. -F. Oakea, box 3S5. city. . BOUSES mf & lw - i rw t.i . a-. wa m . I - " i ' J in ill. i i "Si '" .I., i .7r""! l.nd man wants to make up a carload DR- of u.ed furniture to ship to Portland ! Will pay highest cash price. If you have anything in this line phone 513 ana ik lor ssain. HIGHEST CASH PRICK PAID FOR rood clean rags. Pressroom States man. MOSEY TO LOAM MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE. H. M. Hawkins. 314 Masonic building. Salem. FEDERAL. FARM LOAXS Farmers desiring Federal funds for fall and winter uses should file their applications immediately. A. C Bohrnatedt. 401 MasotUc Temple. Sa lem. Oregon. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY AUTO SERVICE) SHIPP-S AUTO SERVICE CITY AND country trips. Phone Day, Its; night. 159. TIRES REPAIRED YTJX.CANIZINQ GATES HALF-ROLE TIRE BERVICB, Station 177. South Commercial Bt, pboae 421. QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND ' u ' V- . ' VulcanUlng. 219 North Commercial WEBB CLOUGH C. B. WEBB, A. U. street. Phone CC S.,?h JVIT1 I,tor. Latest , modern methods known to the pro- WATT 8HIPP CO. RETREADS AND fesslon. 497 Court street. sections tubes- 25c up. Service car. Phone SCI. 12C South Commercial TRANSFER rfAtnjNO treet. - 1 r.. AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KIND BRACKETT 4r GRAY TUBES VUL-; ts of hauling. Household canlxed. 25c Retreading our Pclal- CUUJi moving job done prompter- Free service car. Phone 1400. C?V-!M 1- Try me once, Tim me, 279 North Commercial. - 47$ state St. Phone 90S. Realdeaee PROFESSIONAL wm, f1pw. faint ' PKVTijiTa GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSJS DKC w:aL coraUng. painting. UnUng. paper. DR. F. L. UTTER. DENTIST, ROOMS hanging, ate. Work done by contract 412-414 Bank; of Commerce Bldg. or day: good workman. Location pn. 102 Center SC. Phone 5tt-W. MUSIC TEACHERS R HARR, TEACHER OF PIANO. Phone 1313. PHYSICIANS DR. L. a ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC Physician. Office and residence 2M North Liberty. Salem, phone 147. LODGE DIRECTORY BROTHERHOOD OF YOEMAH MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN- Ing la Mason le Temple, fifth floor, at o'clock. All visiting member. wel come. Horace Sykes. Foreman, w. H. Prank. Correspondent, MODERN WOODMEN. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp. No. 5244. meets every Thursday evening at S o'clock In Derby building, corner Court and High atreeta R. F. Day. V. C; J. A, Wright, clrek. BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEERS CuL. W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER Farm sales a specialty. Turner. Ore Z gon. AUTO DELIVERY BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER-1 ed any place, city or country. Fnoaei C4 or 20S1-R. W. W. Flsber. BARBER SHOPS PRESTIGE IS WON TOGETHER with increased business by those wno oersistently keen their head and face in good fashion. Try our service. Ingrey's Barber Shop. 311 State St. CHirtorrtAcne DR. O. U SCOTT. D. C GRADUATE OF P. 8. C Cairopracuca rooatain neao. Daveanort. Iowa. Chlropractla cor- recta the causa of disease. Office 400-7-i. U. 8. N. Bank Bui Id lag. I Ptinim ST. Reafdene IXS-R DRAYS AND KXPRKSS CAPITAL. CITT TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 932. Salem's largest and beat I equipped transfer company, uec oar reduoed freight ratea en eastern shipments. Also for storage as we I have three warehouses in connection with busineaa. Furniture moving. I Backing, abipplng sad storing aur specially. Office 1C1 SoaLh Commer-I eisl stre. CHINES SI r-HYBlCIAX. DR. I. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN dUeasa. 153 8. Hlrh 8L Phone Ix.l DRY CLEANING AHU PRESSING JAPANES-C PRESSING PARLORS F. S. Watanabe. -Top, i 1. uommer-1 eial St. Ladies' and aenUemea'sl auita cleaned and pressed. $1.25 and I $L75. Work called for and delivered! free. Telephone Main $11. INSURANCE OkSUItE YOUR AUTOMOBILE AGAIN-1 at fire, theft and accident. A. Cj Bohrnstedt. Agent. 401 Masonic Tsm- pie. Sslem. CWegon. JUNK JUNE JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST price for Junk of every kind. Let us make you a price oa your household rood a The "Square Deal" House- Capital Junk Co, Street. Phone SIS. S71 Chemeketal HAIR REMOVED ilJUN WHITE- HAS PROVEN SUC-1 cessfuL Applied here or sold fori home usa Sanitary Beauty Parlors, I SIS Hubbard Bldg. LAUNDRIES SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY aUICn I delivery ana careiut wora. iirj waah Sc per pound. 13$ South Lib-1 erty street. Phone 25. HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO- ular Washing doae at a owy- S' fir iwLiT "dT; your wasnmg wiu hour a Phone S47L our wasmng wiiaia iwmw - iwi MACumm WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF all kind a automooue rrpairins, acetylence welding, gaa engine re pairing, model and experimental work. Iowa Machine Shop. D. B. Drown, prop, 353 Chomeketa Bt, Sa lem. r, K.e ,. nld-fashloned 1lm nruimi - . - ann weed? Under tne nigniaiBuix ..me of Datura stramonium It -..wi m medicine, taklnc the pUce belladonna. It was formerly import- m . r.f whna market is now . .a r.rm.rt nn nnn di will u C 1 u rr-vi. ' elad to get lid Of It. . W. L MERCER, GRADUATE I .I'1.?1 Sf400' Osteopathy. Kirks.) viu hw.. Mwmm .-. mmaiM Hvniet disease, ornce t-cu u. u. Na tional Bank Bldg. Phone Hi. Resi dence 410 Ncrth Summer. Phone 114. DRS. WHITE A WALTON. O8TEO pathlc Dhysicans and euraeoaa Graduates of the American Schools of Osteopathy. Kirksvllle. ate. Post traduate and specialised In nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Treat acute and chronic diseases. Offices 505-4-7-2. V. 8. National Bank Bldg. Itione 159. Residence. I 1120 Court street. Phone 221a. Dr. White, residence phone 440. IBOOHD HAND OOODS WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND goods or all kinds, pipe rituaga. bar. I collars, coiiai paoa. tools. I chains. Fred Cchlndler. 254 Center I Street. STORAGE ISO TRANSFER ALWAYS PICK THE BEST HOUSE hnlii viiodi aneclaJtiea. t rr s- r - W Ing. shipping and moving, horse I and suto vans; special freight rates to all oolnts. C O. Pick Transfer Storage Co.. 2nd and Pine streets. Portland. Oregon. Broadway 5)4. A 1S.S. UNDERTAKERS TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice Wall Paper at Buren'a Furniture Store. 17$ Com mercial BU SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WAIXI Paper and Picture Framing, uood workmen. 444 Coort St Phone 414.1 WATER SALEM WATER CO. -OFFICII. 241 8.1 commercial street, ror water aemce PPl7 at of flea. Make all complaints at the office. No deductions In hills will be allowed for absence or for any cauaea whatever unless water Is I cut off from premises. Hereafter water fo Irrigation will only be I furnished to regular customers using water for domestic purposes. Con tractors for sidewalks, brick work, or plastering, will nleaae read "for Duuatag purposes under schedule of ratea Apply at orriea ror copy. WOVEN WIRR FENCING Dewet Katleaal Jk iawitsu Fs all ataee. M lav 4 SS lav hlarhv Palats, oils and Varmlea, taeee RcbaUt and Repaired Lea-aaberry sal Uee Hee4u. Satesa reats A Steve Weraa. tS Cewrt SC Fbeaw 1S4I k. b. rcaiia SALEM F.IARKETS . nuvixa prick. I-Ikes and ronltry. Eg 8S. 35c Broilers. 20e to tie. Hepsc. lSe to 20e. Old roosters. lSe to lie. Pork. Mutton and IWf. Pork on foot. lSe to He. Ewes, 5c to 7c. Veal, dressed. 14c to 15c. Spring lamb. 12c to 14c. Beef steers, 7 to 9c; cows, 4 to Sc. Ilay. Cheat, pet ton. $21. Clover, per ton, $20. Vetch, per ton, $22. Grain. 'Wheat, $1.85 to $1.87. Oats, 0c. Beans, 7c. Mill Freds. RetalL Bran, per ton, $3C. Shorts. 'per ton. $38. WIIOLKKALK TO DKALKRS. Country batter, 45c. Creamery butter, 4 Sc. Batterfat. f. o. b. aSlem, 42c. Fish. Shad. 15c. Salmon Trout, 30c : Rr-d Cod, 11c Salmon. Chinook, 25c llalibnt, 25c Codfish. 15c. Fruit. ; ' ; Oranges, $8.00. 1 Strawberries. $2.00 to $2.Z5 Tomatoes (crste) $2.21 to$2.50. Grape Fruit. $4.50 to $7.75 1-eroons. $S.50 to $ll.oo. Bananas, 8He lb. Vegetable. New Potatoes, 4c. Peas. 10 He. Cabbage. 3c to 3c Lettuce (crste). $3.00. Onions (crate). $1.85.. Retail lVlcew.' Creamery butter, 50c. Flour, hard wheat, $2.80 to $3. Flour, valley. $2.5 Oto $3 0 Sugar, cane nd beet. 11 U. $1. Potatoes, sack lots. $1.35. PORTLAND MARKETS : ltalnr Produce. PORTLAND. June 12. Butter Prints, extras. 4 46.45c: cubea. ex- ,ta. UKc: Vim firsts. 40 He: - i dairy, szc. Butterfat Portland delivery: No. 1 sour cream, 43c. Potatoe. Locals Selling price. $101.2-; new, SGSHc Grain. T-.. .,i...hm.. fitia Na white feed. $58; sUndard feed bar ... - ley. $2.6o; oats. xso. . iS5. Eastern oats and corn in Puis: - 'n.t. K X white. 854: 38-pound . .. cuppea. sa; corn. .w. la 861: No. S mixed. $51; oats. iso. a. of $54: eUpped. $55; corn. yeUow. $81. .(ini.m 1 KEW YORK ILluKKTH. i r. iv luniu - . , , waiting; REAL ESTATE WANTED THE BEST HOUSE IN 8A lem that 12HH cash will buy. C W. Nlemeyer. 544 State street, (Opposite the Court House. FOR RENT FIVE ACRE TRACT with fully mcdern house, two blocks irom carline. Z0. C. W. Nlemeyer. 544 State atreet. i.tK SALE BY OWNER NEW EIGHT room bouse, strictly modern in every respect. Three blocks from post office. Furnished If desired. Terms can be arranged. Phone 61. WANTED SMALL. ACREAGE AS first payment on choice 140 acre I fully equipped stock fsrm. ISO acres in crop. 20 head of good cat- tie, horses and colts, full range of Implements and machinery, live an acre the lot. Carries mortgage of 14500. C W. Niemeyer. 544 State St. DON'T YOU KNOW THAT IF YOU wish to buy. sell, or exchange any kind of realty you should go right into an office of the Oregon Realty exchange Investment Co. Inc? Why Because they put the buyer, seller. and exchanger of realty together. I and charge no commission. Salem, office, Breyman Bldg. A GOOD AAD WELL IMPROVED farm of 100 acres with small mort gage for sale with SO acres of crvpn, stock snd Implements complete. Will consider some trade in part and give terms. 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 and fine lot all at bedrock pricea. Investigate thla G. W. Laflar. 404 Hubbard Building. A OOO D BU- 'txtO FEET ON EAST side Commercial street, one door north of State street. Salem, together wl perpetual right of way over the 14x0fc feet tract extending from thla property to State street. Terms Apply 8ytt Bosorth. 701-2 Spauldlag Bldg, Portland. Oregon. FARM LAND BARGAINS Ic.'c.r. of -J!!c. J" r ubict 1. 5 .cre. of ano'i:; T.d twi acrea of peara Situated in splendid I community. Worth $30,000. price I 217500. A. C Bohrnstedt. 401 sonic Temple. Salem. Oregon. WIS MAVK riKX MWKWAUfc l-At-ln or . auo ciiy property 10 irsuei for farm up to Sio.oos. Fifteen acrea 4 mi las from Salem. 10 acres in cultivation, amaii im- provements. all fine land to exchange for unincumbered city property. Per- rlne 4k Masters. 402 Hubbard Bldg, phone 907. 33 ACRES. MILES FROM town, 37 cultivated, fair Improvements. o macadamised road.fizae. Hixty acres. 19 acres in prune, fair improvements. 1 mile from town, all cultivated, f J5;. Vs cr.' mPro,'mt H rplle from town. Income last year $l.oU. price $100 per acre. 240 acrea 200 cultivated. 40 timber pasture. 2 raa? myat-ST".!. , 'rinrivien.Zhntrn,edlat trd,B'. g,ng cultivated, rair improvements, 1 . -. . 1 MM-iav t.i-.1a will exchange for Minnesota or Da-lpolntS. High grsda rallday b-ndt kots. $20,000 Portland rooming housel again eased on light offerings. Lib- . ncn" 1 "uro- oocoioisay.i 311 state atreet. A GOOD 1C0 CANADA IMPROVED land for a medium alxed Salem resi dence with good ysrd. A good five acrea of prunes with full crop, little cash and long time, low rate, of In terest, owner esn't take care of It. close In can handle and live in town. A good bungalow property, homelike I equity for auto or vacant lot and a I little cash down, ror good square "It:? ZZJ-- Flemln' au u SnsDs 30 acres GOOD Land. NEW I bouse, a rooms pisstered, not ana cold water and bath, some orchard I and berries, must sell. ZJe. onei.viBn iv.1 grs SUltablS lor COia or third essh. terms to suit on balance! lB,B" . S 1-3 acres close to Bilverton. good 1 land. new house, on hard aurfaeel. ;id running water -pltohoui. snd ysrd. good outbuildings snd crop in. $1050. take Ford part pay. F. L Wood. Bayne Bldg. FOR SALE $ ACRE TRACT ALL CUL- tirated. New 6 rooro pi aster eonoua. good barn, chicken nooee. wen. cadam road, price SI 250. . 154 cres of Isnd. 1 acre la cultivation, naiancei timber and pasture, fine spring. cl-ee to railroad station. 4 miles from I Salem, nrlce $1050. Seven room strict- tVV2 K 4. e.P.N tivated. balance timber ana pasture, runnng water, nouse sna oarn. price $40 per acre. W. ... uraoennorst a Co, 375 State streeL LOOK AT THIS A REAL nnnnnTfrtrrrv OPPORTUNITY ... . t, tv land about 110 acrea clear: about II ?TL -g,nt?mK?t ai ctka,,ab: Timber alone worth $10,000. New four- au new dairy rtarn. nroviainB for 20 cows and four aorses; new pis pen and new milk house. Water piped from fine spring to all bulldtaaa Will !?" M,?Jr?-0Jata !!.. ..rAV.T Addreea U. owaer. care Tha Statesman . a. snrtrRi TT7;7;r-x; riT-vmtTI cr-wrvm. MEETING. Annual School Meeting of School District No. 24. Marlon County. Oregon, will be held In the high school building, in saia aistncx. Mondsy, evening. June if. 7:30 o'clock p. m.. for the purpose of hesrlnc the reports of the Bosrd of Directors snd of the District Clerk of said! district, and for such other business ss msy Iswfully come before the meeting. ; Dsted this th dsy of June. ii. Attest II. u. wnue. w II. Rnrahsrdt. Jr. Chalrmsn District Clerk of the Bosrd of Directors, votice OF SCHOOL ELECTION, Notice la hereby given to thi legal .. of School District iso. z- Msrton County. Oregon, tnst ine as- nusl Election for M d uismcx wi. I "w " ",".,'V"C" . .he t.m hnn r or z o ciurk v. - "7 - . , , - wlng th 17th I nr innt A. D. 1818, snd noiaing d.r of June A. D. 1818. snd noiain 1 ..v of Mid d.y V r.ir.rtors nntil 7 o cl trie nurooae 1 ih BflrDOK vi !-.- w - I to aerve for tne term 01 torce y. - VOTINQ PLACE. ii opposite Spa. " W. II. Burrhardt, Jr. O. White. Charlatan e Fists ri4 District Clerk. of Directors. THINGS THAT NEVER 1IAPPE.. Of I FiCKtD YtP pocket U " P&CVT TEN MINUTtS A40 hS2 ess rt-s-N. ' STOCK TiIARKET SESSION DULL Issues Firm to Strong Daring Early Part of Day? Trad- ing Lose Gains Later. NEW YORK. June 12. Stocks were firm to strong during. the early port o ftodsy's dull session hut re- Ilnqulthed much of their acran'ajs In the final hour. Cains were most substantial in speculative Issues con trolled by nools and other nrTifea- slonal interests. Tobacco shares were the stronrett feStUrCS OU th titlf T. v. r I ui.ui.ul. v& Tariet yas well as motors, oils, fer- tilliers and shippings registered ex- ,,. , .v.-. Cln f one to three points, Coppers added moderately to recent advances and surars. leathers. Amer ican Can and American Woolen were one to two points higher at their U... . . , ,, . v. SUndard rails, notably Union T- clflc. Canadian Pacific and Atchison were responses to Improved trans- ' POrtStion prospects. ..... United States Steel dominated tha erty UaM renected runner seumg intcrnstlonals moved narrowly. Total sales, par vain, argregsieti S4.(50 004. Old U. 8. Issues wer unchanged on calL W1IAT TO COOK AXD HOW. oa -r- cooking enthusiast It ' 1 will mill yon wan w pu Loroa and gS to the WUhen at one-. after reading oyer us louowug - tidons ndpH for gooa lungs 10 r amauil. rlri x BsmMf Ot WO pttrpOMlf lTt s BBmw picnic luncnes. uui ite.u w . . . . m. t,l. for outdoor aitaim I Oatmeal Cookie. One and one- I m . v.i .. nau cupiuis rvucu vu, spoonful soda, three-fourths teaspoon I two uj one-f OUrth CUpfnlS i - - . v ...., r.fr.1 r In- ui-uuur, uiry-iu" i-w jr- one-fourth teasDOOnf ul dovu. - on.fourth teaspoonf ul nutmeg. . . B threO-fOUfthS CUpfUl dark Com Syrup, one-fourth cupful brown sugar, one- i egg. one-iouru cupiui wumi threa- i water, iwu rnnrihm ennfnl tu-eded raisins. Slit IVte W Hour. salt. soda, and spices. Add the oaU and the raisins. Melt th. fat in the waur; aaa ue com ,u,gr and egg beaUn. Drop by spoonfuls on a baking-sheet. This I will make 72 medium-elxed cookies. Barley Bread igovernment redpei. ., mUk BM cuoful water, I -u. r- - - one-half yeast CAKS. IW0 taoieapoon- uu ' . . . .... fall molasses. OQO teaspoonful salt. four cuptuls whole wheat flour, two I CQpf als barley meal. Scald milk, add . . ,W .r--. AAA Mt water w :rrr mixea w.lB wl " , Uauld, molasses and salt. SUrlnthei I liquid, molasses flour and barley sifted together j Knead, using more riour u neceaaary cover, let rise until it doubles Is i balt Form Into loaves and put Into weH-rreased pans; let rtse unUl II weii-greasu . sgaln doubles la hulk- Then bake in a moderate oven four hours, Tomxu Soud. Cook ons sllcs f onion with one and one-halt cups packaged tomatoes tan minutes, rub through strainer. Make tomato ,n mslt two tablespoons butter. 1 ... M. ..M..rwn enmstareh. add i . . ;. .' -. sail ana papnaa. oseviB- wywv sugar, add tomato liquid. Cook un til thickens. Add one-fourth teaspoon I soda lust before removing iroaa ira- i gauee become very cold. Then ,dd threoortht cup milk, three- fourths cud cold waUr; heat in - i double boiler. Serve five. 1 -m,m f ,ni.i.n. nilnte one can fori ... . ... of tomato soup wua nau as murn water, pour Into a baklng-dlsh aad stir la one cupful bread crumbs. and make. Stuffed Prunes. Steam prunes a- I til tendsr but not soft. (To steam placs a siers or colander over a pan -of boiling water and cover UghUy.i Recialres 10 minutes. Remora seed. roll In cornstarch to take op the .( molatura. Fill th center of the prune -with any ot ths following, and roll , In granulated sugar befors eerrlng:- - (1) Nuts, either whole or chopped: w; (2) paste, mads of ground fruit and chopped nuts; (3) candled citron ot", pineapple; (4) chopped dried fruits. 1 cocoanut and nuts. Eggs la Aspic Heal one pint ot rich and highly seasoned stock cr ' rbeef bouillon. Add one tablespoonful granulated gelatins dissolved In a little cold water. Poor two table spoonfuls of this liquid Into a greased ramekin, drop In an egg and fill up gently with mors ot ths soup. Set In a paa ot hot water until the egg. is poached, then rsmova the ramekins to a clool place to harden. This may be served on a lettuce leaf with mayonnaise as a salad, or as ths first course for luncheon. JuakeL Milk desserts are whole some as well as delicious. Junkst can b mads according to a wide va riety of recipes. Can be served plain or with fruit, berries, ants, whipped cream, etc It is eaay to make and. economical. Everybody likes it children 'love" 1L Because It Is no trttlons. you can give ths Utile ones all they want ot it, as yon would milk. Directions for use can be found oa the box ot tablets tha. can be pro- ared at any grocery or drug store for 10 or 11 cents. Luncheon Croquettes. An Ideal dish for war-time. A delicious dish for any time. Two cups mashed po tatoes, one-fourth chp bread crumbs, two eggs, one-fourth cup cream, on tablespoon milk, two tablespoons butter, one small chopped onion, one-fourth teaspoon salt. oa-half cup peanut butter. Mix the potatoes j ' VaW""nv7 1 . ' 7 " wita the butter, milk, ore egg. onion and aalL Ueat the cream and bread and salt. Ueat the cream and bread crumbs la small saucepan and stir to thick pasts. Cool and add ths pea nut butter. Then add to potato mix- tare and form Into croquettes. Beat , second egg. adding a little cold j water. Roll the croquettes la bread crumbs, then la ths beaten egg and la bread crumbs again. Fry la deep. hot fat and drain. Milk Toast. Three cups scaided milk, one-third cup bread flour, ono- ' half cup cold milk, two tablespoons , butter, one teaspoon salt. Mix flour and cold milk and when smooth add . slowly to ths scalded milk; stir con- ' Lastly until It thickens, cover and cook twsaty minutes la double boiler. ' Add salt and butter just before scrv- . lag. Cut a one-pound loaf stale bread ' In half-Inch slices, toast on each side.' Dip slices separately la sauce; when' soft, remove to dish and pour remain ing sauce over all. War bread or -v I Boston brown bread m.y be n-d. Before dipping the toast la saure. - uuyrcru lueav. iiaaea ot saimon. cl - fish or cold boiled eggs may be added to advantage. - Baked Rice and Cheese. To three eupfuls of rice that has been cooked : n milk, add one cupful milk, two tablespoonful s flour, ons-half pound of grated cheese, and one-half tea spoonful aalL Make a sauce ot tha milk, flour, cheess and salt. Into a greased baklng-dlsh put alternate layers ot rice and sauce, over with greased breadentmba and bake until brown. Vllhjalmur Stefsssson. the famous Arctic explorer, says that bathing Is not a necessity, and that Its vslee ss a method of clesnllness It yet to be established. Isn't Vllhlalmar qualifying for the I. W. W. stake? COLLEGE GIVES FOOI.LESfl -.HAXQrET. In order to support two Belgian children for a year the Juniors aad seniors of Goueher college. Balti more, Md.. turned their saaaal ban quet Into a food leas sffslr. The money which would hsve been spent on the food was turned Into the BeU glan relief fund. t '