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SECOND HAND UUUD5
HEX'S CMJTIIIXCVKHOKH. BICV-
CLKS. THHS, KTt'.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
flume 493 237 Court St.
NORWICH UXIOX
KIRK INSURANCE KOC1ETY
. W. II. KurRliardt, Jr.,
Resident Agent 3K3 State St.
MONEY TO LOAN
on mrnovKD nn and citv
FKOPKRTl' AT LOWEST RATKS
THOSX FORD ffittttt'Si
CLASSIFIED ADVKRTISMEXTS
j f Male i-er vr
First Insertion
Subsequent insertion
One week (six insertions) ...
One month L. ........
Six months' contract per mo.
1 : months" contract, per mo...
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3c
8e
7c
No account opened Cot less than 25c
A neat card Riven free with an
advertisement to the extent of 50c
announcing: "For Sale." "For
Bent." "Booms" or "Board."
SEW TODAY
Each new classified advertise
ment will be run under "New
Today" for first insertion, unless
otherwise ordered by the adver
tiser.'! Subsequent Insertion of the ad
will appear under its proper class
fication. No advertisement wilt be run
under "New Today" for more than
one, Issue under any circumstances
NEW TODAY
WANTED A GOOD COLLECTOR AND
solicitor.-J .Guaranteed salary and
commisxioh. Write or apply States
man office. .
T'3ft S ALE-j-7 -PASSENG E R CAR GOOD
i new, half price. 1916 Maxwell.
-4150, or trade tor Ford. F. L. Wood.
TKLKP1IOXK OPERATORS
We request the services of a few
young ladies S a week paid begin
ners with extra pay for Sunday and
holiday work. Regular and frequent
increases.' Apply Chief Operator. The
I'acific Telephone & Telegraph Co.
EXPERIENCED WOODSMAN IF YOU
. have had experience in timber work
1 we can use you getting out ship
knees. $3. per day for eight hours
-work. Call at our office 542 State
street or phone 717. Mangis Bros.
FIRE FIRE FRE INSURE YOUR
growing grain crops, your home and
farm buildings and equipments, your
Automobile and your business prop
erty, with the H. A. Johnson Insur
ance Agency. We can give you "Gilt
Edge Kir Insurance Protection. on
any line, for any amount, upon a
moment's" notice. Give us a call. -1
p1 2 Bush Bank Bldg.. Salem, phon
St7.
FOR SALE CHEAP. ONE YOUNG
horse set of double harness.
Phone 250 S J L i ' - aa?38
THE BIGGEST SNAP ixVER 169
acres of perfect stock ranch near
Wren. New house, fine large barn.
16 acres hay crop, 20 acres In cult
ivation. Implements and machinery,
IS head of cattle, four horses, one
colt, chickens. J5000. Will take good
Salem property for It- C W. Nie
meyer, S44 State street. , (Opposite
ttie Court House.
ACRES 1 MILES FROM STA
tlon, 290 colli vated. IS pasturejnod
ern new 7 room house. 2 barns, silo,
60 acres clover, annual income S.50.
price $100 per acre. 280 acres. ,23
cultivated. 80 pasture 14 miles' from
station, fair improvements, price $75
per acre. 60 acres bottom. 30 culti
vated, 30 Stump pasture 2 miles of
town, exchange for valley farm else
where, price- $9,000. 90 acres. 60 cul
tivated. 25 lu fruit, 30 timber and
stump pasture, fair Improvements. 6
'miles from Salem, will exchange for
Southern Oregon, will assume, price
. $13,000. 290 acres,' 250 cultivated. 40
pasture, well watered, good improve
ments, want unincumbered ranch
close to Salem, not over $1J.0. price
$!0.00. 30 acres Alts. Canada, ex
change for valley,, ranch or Salem
resirtenees not over $6,000. 330 acres
Lake County. Oregon, Improved, ex
change for valley ranch, not over
S'..a0. 10 acres with modern 7 room
house. 4 Mocks of Salem car line,
exchange for $2,000 residence; r and
mortgage for difference, price $1,650.
Socolofsky, 341 State street.
j I xoncTJ
The school 1oard of District No.
2l;mletn, OroRon, adrertts for bids
on ithe following apparatus: bids to
be Itemized. .
1 Stewart N'o. 28 Oven Furnace.
'1 No. 34 13 Inchon by 8 feet
South7 Ilend Screw Cuttinsr .Knjfine
Lathe, fitted with automatic longi
s.lndlnal feed, automatic cross feed
jl compound rest. Countershaft,
plate and all necessary wrenches
and attachments. '
; 12 No. 34 13 Inches by 5 fet
South Bend Screw Cutting Engine
Lathe.
; 3 .30S,i, 8 jlrvh 4-jnw. Indepen
dent loathe Chuck.
1,1 No. 2 Bristol Milling Machine,
pwer feed attachment,' arbor for
saime, centers and indexing head.
1 Fox O. 11. Milling Machine,
il Fox center and indexing head.
1 No.! 5 Little C.lant Taps ani
. Dies.-' i . " "-
10 No. 203 3 inch Jaw swivel bas
machinist vise.
1 No.! 1 Q. & Crower Shop Saw.
1 20-inrJj tiprtght Twcr drill
Tress. - ; .
1 Grinding Machine complete.
Bids on above material will be
opened on Tuesday evening, June 25.
at 8:00 p. in.
The school board reserves the
right to rejr-et any or all, bids or ac-J
ceit any part of any bid.
Scho I District No. 24. Marian
County. Oregon, by W. II. Burghart.
. Jr.. Clerk. j
EMPLOYMENT
rP.VIAl.R
W A NTE! COM PKTENT WOM A NFOR
general bouse work. Ihone 1142-M
yr Z4 selling guaranteed hosiery to
Roarer 5oc an hour spar time. Bit;
. K'P'rienc unnecessary.
"v-ranieea Mills, Norrlstown. Pa.
MALR
ST?DT1MfY Tt CARRY STATES
man. Apply in person.
W!?J,7rAT '' 'CB A MARRIED
man f live on farm and haul wo.!
?.u d" "tnr work. Steady Job.
Phone 623 or 25.
lOLMJ MAN WISHES IDS1TION
with small- Ford delivery. Address
2t D street. L. K. Johnson.
VOUNO MAN WISHES POSITION AS
stationary engineer.. Familiar with
steam engines and pumps. Can furn
Ish references. Address "II 77" care
MutCKitiati. "r-
v I r,L WHBER PILRIIK l AVIV
LKRS AXI OAK LOADERS. Sl'IUTE
HHN; WACKK ;oi iuuumn;
HOI SK AND IjOCATIOV. WKSTEItN
i.?r. ii!.NTi. AIM'IiV WI-'XT.
I K E
ORE.
LUMBER CO.. WESTLAKE.
'It-- !'
branches of the metal trades ff.r
emersrene v war work r.,j ... .
pood working and best climatic oon
ditiona." Astoria Marine Iron Works.
AniruiB, urtson.
OLD LINE HEALTH AND ACCIDENT
innurace company Wants capable ac
tive oistrict manaser in the Sal-m
territory. Fplendid opportunity for
the right man to make some mizhtv
good money. National Casualty Co..
inrun, aucnigan..
W f sntix 4 WBOI
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20.000 CLERKS
examinations everywhere in June.
Experience unnecessary. Men and
Women desiring government positions
write for free Dirtirulan in J r
Leonard, former Civil Service Ex
aminer.) 1060 Kenois Bldg.. Waohing
ton. D. C.
LOGANBERRT PICKERS WANTED
3W acres, 2 miles east of Brooks good
camp grounds, wood and water. We
move you out to ard and back to
town, picking will last about five
weeks. Mangis Bros, Salem. Ore..
WANTED LOGANBERRY PiCKERS.
Necessary conveniences. End of
South Commercal carline. M. F.
Woodward, route 3. box 111, phone
112F4.
MALE AND FEMAE HELP WANTED
Wo have an opening In your town
for a newspaper saemn You
could make a good salary with our
proposition. Address "U 4? States
man office.
BERRY riCKEIsS WANTED LARG
est yard in the valley. Good camp
ing, good water, provisions on the
ground. We move you out to yard
and back to town. "Picking begins
about June 25th. Register now, we
pay 1 cent with 4 cent bonus per
pound. I II. Roberts. R. F. D. No. 7.
phone 41F24. Salem. Oregon.
FOR SALE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
HOTEL AT NEWI"ORT LEASE AND
furnishings for sale. 14 beds, restau
rant and bakery fittings, good loca
tion. Heaxon just opening, for price
and further details address Mrs. M.
K. Parker, Newport. Oregon.
M I SCKLL.t H ROUS.
HAY FOR SALE MUST BE TAKEN
out of field at once. Signed. State
Fair Board.
FOR SALK SOUTHERN PACIFIC OLD
station building. Salem. See Inspect
or at new station.
IF TOU WANT TO GET Tl!K BESi
rarm paper, send 10c to tn Pacine
Homestead. Salem, Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this aa.
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. 555
SkHith Liberty.
AUCTION SALE SATURDAY. JUNE
15.191$. 10:00 a. in. 16 head rattle,
part registered Jerseys from the
breeding of Ross Melen and Clark
Hemhree. same grade jersey and beef
cattle, 3 horses, span Percheron
mares. 1 gelding, complete farm ma
chinery Snd harnesa on my farm z V-
miles north from Monmouth. Oregon.
Ch as. O'Brien.
CAPTIVITY OF THE O ATM AN GIRI-S
This true story o western Immi
gration baa been car oily revlseo
making handsome little book. It
tells in graphic terms of the mas
sacre of the Oatman family, of the
eacana of Lorenao. and the caDtl vltv
of Mary and Olive. Mary died of
starvation and Olive was purcnaaet
from th Indians rive roars latex.
. The price Is cents, postpaid. Al-
dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. Sa
ltf m. ' Oregon.
P-OUX.TR T
IF TOU WANT TO GET THB BESI
poultry paper published, send It
cents to th Northwest Poultry
Journal. Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
WOODkr
WOODTOR SALE IN THE TIMBER
or will deliver in town. Phone 622
or 254. - I
WOOD FOR SALE OAK GRUB AND
Fir. lxcatej a mues normweai m
Marion. Oregon. Address C M. Smith.
Jefferson. Otgon.
FOR RENT
VARUS
FORREST WKLjEQUIi'l'ED DAIRY
ranch with li cows on coast I'""'
where srrass is green year around
This place 1 making good money
and If interested better come at once
or write - R. G. Calkins. Otis. Oregon
HOUSES
...r,.-icnrii ort RENT
",:.''V""'" Jl' . J.!.".- .... 3T1
ttriciiy moaern a
Salem.
FOR RENT $13.60-SIX ROOM MOD
em nous on pavtd street at lJi
South i High street. E- A. Rhoten
Ull-J. any-llm wek dya.
ROOMS
FOR RENT CRM PORTABLE ROOM
with us of bath. In modern home.
Address A- H. car SUterwan.
H "i "
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM' IOT .WATER
hea modern conrenlen ea. '" -"id
7 rooms. Close to SUU . IfousA
1030 Chcmcketa. i-non
44
FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING:
KT. mndrrtt burtgaloW
rooms at North 20th street. Form
erly rented Tor sis. U" -mi w " "
man business office or phone 23.-
a tni.rii S riom house on
" . - .trM-tj close in. Formerly
rented for $:i- Call at Stalef man
businer offci r pnon z.
$22 6 Furnished flat. mode-. at
6614 Fcrrr Sli Possession to h had
June 15, ?Also. a furnished bunRalow
for possession June 17. Jl"4
23 or call Statesman busiuess ff1ce.
i.
MICKLLAMCOrS
WANTED THREE DOZEN BARRED
Rock pullets. April hatch. 332 Water
street.
WANTED ONE OR TWO HOl'SK-
keeping rooms In congenial place. II.
F. Oakes. box 28i city.
W ANTE I USED FUN1TURE. lORT-
lana man wants U make up a carload
of used furniture to ship to Portland.
Will pay highest cash price. If you
have anything in tins line phone 63
and ask for -Sam..'
HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
trood clean rasa. Pressroom States
man. MOSKV TO I.OAX
MONEY TO IXAN ON REAL tiSTATE.
II. M. Hawkins. 314 Masonic buildicg-.
Salem.
FEUKH.4L FARM LOAM
Farmers desiring Federal funds for
fall and winter uses should file their
applications immediately. A. C.
liohrnstetit. 401 Masonic Ttmple. Sa
lem. Oregon.
PERSONAL
GENTLEMAN 30 YEARS OF AGE
earning good salary would like to
correspond with refined middle aged
lady. Address Hox 187. Sclem. Or.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
AUTO SERVICE!
SHIPP-S AUTO SERVICE C1TT AND
country trip. Phone Day. 9CS;
night. 3S9.
TIR Kg REPAIR Kll VULCANITIKQ
GATES UALf-SOLB TIRE 8ERVICH
Station 177. South Commercial St,
phono 42C .
'oiTirifPvnMM TTrr mw.v AMn
Vulcanising. 219 North Commercial
street. Phono 6$.
WATT SHIPP CO. RETRT5ADS AND
sections tabes 15e up. Service car.
Phono 363. 12C Soutn Commercial
street.
BRACK ETT r GRAY TUBES VTJL
canixed. tie. Retresdlng our special
ty. Free service car. Phono 1440.
279 North Commercial.
PROFESSIONAL
DKA'TISTS
DR. F. U UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS
413-414 Rank of Com mere Bldg.
Phone S96.
MUSIC TEACHERS"
R HARK. TEACHER
Pbono 13S3.
OF PIANO.
PM YSICIAAS
DR. K G. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC
Physician. Office and residence tit
North Liberty. Salem, phon 147.
LODGE DIRECTORY
BROTHERHOOD OP YOKMAH
MEETS EVERT WEDNE8DAT EVEN
1ng in Masonic Temple, fifth floor, at
o'clock. All visiting member. wel
come. Horace fsykes. Foreman, w,
H. Prunk. Correspondent.
MODERN WOODMEN.
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp. No. 246. meet
very Thursday evening at t o'clock
In Derby building, corner Court and
High streets. R. F. Day. V. C; J. A.
Wright, clrek.
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEERS
COL W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER
Farm sales a specialty. Turner. Ore-
iron
AUTO DFJ.1VF.RT
BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER-
ed any place, city or country. Phoo
64 or I6S1-R. W. W. Fisber.
BAR It Kit SHOPS
SEND THE ROYS IN EARLY TODAY
and thev will get the best hair trim
ever had. Ingrey's Barber Shop, 311
State street. '
CH I ItOPR ACTIO
DR. O. L SCOTT. D. C, GKADUATB OF
P. 8. C Chiropractic fountain bead.
Davenport. Iowa. Chiropractic cor
rects th eauso of d I seas. Office
496-7-S. O. 8. N. Bank Building.
Phon 17. Raaidene IZS-R.
DRAYS AND ttXPRKSS
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Phon 933. Salem's largest and best
equipped transfer company. Get our
reduced freight rate on eastern
shipments. Also for storage as we
have three warehouse In connection
with business. Furnltur moving.
. packing, shipping and storing our
specially. Offic 111 South Commer
cial elrt.
CHINESE! I-1IYS1CIAK.
DR. I. M. HUM CURES ANT KNOWN
diase. 153 & Hirb St. Phon 9
PJBYjrir'AliING AND PRESSING
JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F.
S. Watanabe. iTop, 431 N. Commer
cial St. Ladles' and gentleman's
suits cleaned and pressed. $1.3$ and
$1.75. Work called for and dlivrd
fr. Telephone Main St 1.
INSl RANCB
INSURE YOUR AUTOMOBILE AGAIN
st fire, theft snd accident. A. C
Bohrnatedt. Agent, 401 Masonic Tem
r.l. S. im. ir.coii
JUNK
jcur
JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIOHEST
price for junk of every kind. Let us
make you a price on your household
nnia. Th "Sauar Ieal" Houso
4 aoital Junk Co, 371 Chnakta
Street. Phon 398.
it a in HKRorco
VI.KN WHITE" HAS PROVEN SUC
ceaafuL Applied her or sold for
hm us. Sanitary Beauty Parlor.
z; Hubbard Bldg.
LAVHIIHin
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRT 3UICK
delivery; snd careful w"ttf Dry
warh 6c per pound. 136 South Lib
crty street. bne 25.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRT REG-
ular washing done at a rat every
body can afford. For only ceeai
we will collect, wash and deliver
yZr washing within twenty-four
hor. Phone Jill.
WANTED
M ACHIttlST
WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF
all kinds, automobile repairing, ox,
acetylene welding, (as engine re-1
pairing, model and experimental'
work. Iowa Machine Shop. D. U. j
lem.
OSTEOPATH
DR. W. U MERCER, GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy, Klrks
vllle. Mo.; treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 4M-40S U. A. Na
tional Rank Bldg. lhon ril. Rest
dene 419 North Summer. Phone (14.
DRS. WHITE A WALTON. OSTEO
pathie physicans and surgeons.
Graduates of the American Schools tf
llltMinatlir Wlrksirllla 1.1 n .
graduate and specialised In nervous!
diseases at Los Angeles College.
Treat acute and chronic diseases.
Offices 50- 7-1. U. 8. National
Rank Bldg. Pffone 159. Residence.
1C20 Court street. Phone 2214. Dr.
White, residence phon J.
SKCOXD HA14D OOODI
WK HUT AND SELL SECOND HAND
goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har-
' ness. collara. collai pads, tools.
- chains. Fred Cchtndler. 2i Center
Ptreet-
STORAVK AND TRANSFER
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST HOITSR.
hold goods specialties; storage park
ing shipping and moving, horse
ana suto vans; special freight rates
to all points. C O. Pick Transfer
Storage Co.. 2nd and Pine streets.
1 Portland. Oregon. Broadway (. A
tnVDKRTAKKRs
WEBB & CLOUGH C. B. WEBB. A. IL
Clough. funeral directors. Latest
moaern metnoos Known to the pro-
ranuu. i j i v,ouri sir sec
THAKgrKh tfAITUJVO
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANT KIND
or hauling. Household
moving ion a on nromnt
ly. Try no one. Tim ma.
47S Stat 8. , Pboao 93. Ualdao
pnoaa I1Z7-J
WALL FiIKR. FAINT
GLENN U ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC-
coratlng. Palnllnr. tinting, naive r.
hanging. tc Work don by contract
or day; good workman. Location
lti center at. Pbono ilt-W.
TEN CENTS A DOUBLES ROLL AND
upward for cholco Wall Paper at
Buren's Furnltur Stor. 17$ Com
mercial St.
8ET3 PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL
Paper and Plctur Framing. Good
workmen. 456 Court Bt Phnn 4 1 1.
WATER
SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. 3(1 &
commercial stroor. For water service
apply at offic. Mak all complalnU
at tho offic. No deduction In bills
will b allowed for absenc or for
any cause whatever unless water Is
cut off from premises. Hereafter
water foe Irrigation will only b
furnished to regular customers using
water for domestic purposes. Con
tractors for sidewalks, brick work.
?p P'Mterlng. will pleas read -for
building purposes' under schedule of
ratea Apply at offic for copy.
WOVEN WIRE rKTfCIHO
DBt MaUoatal Jk Aaaerteaaj .
ail !. M la. to aS lav falala.
Pa lata. OH ana Vtralak
Stove Reballt iM Repair
Loawaberry aa1 H H4u.
Salesa Feaco 4 Strv Worha.
XN Oast St. Fttoaa 114
r. b. rearm 43.
1 SALEM MARKETS
nmxo puick.
rgs and rooltry.
Eggs, 35c.
Broilers. 20e to 22e.
llensc, ISc to 20c.
Old roosters. 13e to 15c.
rork. MntttHi ami Beef.
Pork on foot, 15c to 16c.
Kwes, 5e to 7c.
Veal, dressed. 14e to 15c.
Spring lamb. 12c to 14e.
Beef steers, 7 to 9c; cows 4 to 8c.
Hay.
Cheat, per ton, $21.
Clover,. per ton. $20.
Vetch, per ton, $22.
Grain.
Wheat. $1.8i to $1.87.
Oats, 90c.
Beans, 7c.
.Mill Feed. ItrtaJL
Bran, per ton, $36.
Shorts, per ton, $38.
WHOIJvSALF. TO DF-ALEUS.
Country butter. 45e. .
Creamery butter, 45c
Butterfat. f. o. b. aSlem. 42c
Fish.
Shad. 15c. ,
Salmon Tront. 30c ,u
Hd Cod. 11.
Salmon. Chinook, 25c.
Halibut, 25c
Codfish, 15c.
I FrviL
Oranges, $8.00.
Straa berries. $2.00 to $2.25.
Tomatoes (crate) $2.25 to $2.30
Crape Fruit. $4.50 to $7.75.
liPmons. $9.50 to $11.00.
Bananas, 814 c lb.
Vegetables.
New Potatoes, 4c.
Pras, 10 Vc.
Cabbage. 3C to 3 Vie.
lettuce (crate), $3.00.
Onions (crate). $1.85.
Itetail IVtee-.
Creamery butter, 50c.
Kzgs. 40c.
Flour, bard wheat, $2.80 to $3.
Flour, valley. $2.5 Oto $2.K0.
Sncar. car. and lt. II !. $1.
Potatoes, sack lots, $1.25.
I PORTLAND MARKETS I
Italrv ITvmhIcv.
ifinTLAM). June 14. Butter
Prints, extras, 445r; cubes, ex
tras. 4 le; prime firsts. 404ci
ililrr r.lr.
Butterfat Portland delivery: No.
1 8ur cream, 43c.
NHalea.
Sollinx price: Iocals. $lffl.25;
new California's. 3 3 '4c.
.rain.
June delivery: Oats. No. 2 whlt
feed. $:9 bid; oats.fNo. 2. $9. Fst
etto oil and corn in bulk: Oat. No.
while. 153: 3H-ponno mpr-
- rhii f,l- corn. No. 3 yellow, l.
, ' No 3 $53;
No. 3 mixed $. y' 3'
Hipped. $54; corn, yellow,
mixed $58.
REAL ESTATE
TO TRADE IIOCSE AND LOT FOR
automobile. 333 vWater street.
WANTED TO SECURE liSOO LOAN
on farm security. See me at once.
S4H.-lofaky. 341 State street.
DON'T YOU XNOW THAT IF YOU
wish to buy. sell, or exchange any
kind or realty you should go right
into an office of the Oregon Realty
Exehange investment Co. inc? Why
l;-cau they put the buyer, seller,
and exchanger of realty together,
and charge no commission. Salem,
office, Breytnan BlUg.
A GOOD AND WELL IMPROVED
farm of 100 acrea with smsll mort
gage for aale with 80 acres of crepa.
stock snd Implements complete. Will
consider some trade In part and give
terms. Sec Wm. Fleming, 341 State
street.
FOR SALE OR RENT I HAVE TWO.
one five and one six room houses
for rent, also three fine lots for sale.
Alao a six room strictly modern new
house good location and fine lot all
at bedrock pricea. Investigate this.
G. W. Laflar. 406 Hubbard Building.
A GOOD BUT TfixtS FEET ON EAST
side Commiiclal street, one door
north of State street, Salem, together
wMfc perpetual right of way over th
14xVa feet tract extending from
this property to State street. Terms
Apply Soptt Boxorth. 701-3 Spauldiag
mac, i oriiana, urcgon.
$ ACRES IN POLK COUNTT SO
acres in cultivation, good net build
ing, all fenced, fine water evsten
family orchard, to exchange for
snalo-r piace. or part In city loooerir.
Se Icrrine Masters, 402 Hubbard
lilug.. phone 907.
FARM LAND BARGAINS
296 acres of which 290 are subject to
irrigation. Includes eight acres of
prunes. acres or applea and two
acres of pears. Situated In splendid
community. Worth $30,900. price
iiouv. a. c tionrnsteat. 401 Ma
sonic Temple. Salem, Oregon.
A GOOD 160 CANADA IMPROVED
land for a medium sixed Salem resi
dence with good yard. A good five
acres of prunes with full crop, little
caah and long time, low rate, of In
terest, owner can't take caro of it,
close In can handle and live in town.
A good bungalow property, homelike.
equity tor auto or vacant lot and a
nine casn oown. f or good squar
trades, see Wm. Fleming, 311 State
street, room 1.
Snaps 30 ACRES GOOD LAND. NEW
house. S rooms plastered, hot and
cold water and bath, some orchard
ana oerries. must sell. $2300. one
third cash, terms to suit on balance
1-3 acres close to Silverton. good
land. - new house, on hsrd surface
road running water nined to house
and yard, good outbuildings and crop
m. n.i. take r ora pari pay. r. L
wood. Bayn Bldg.
FOR SALE 5 ACRE TRACT ALL Cul
tivated. New 5 room plaatered house.
good Darn, chicken lioua. welL Ma
cadam road, pric $1850. IS'4 acre
of land. 1 acre In cultivation, balance
timber and paature. fin spring, ci.vse
to railroad station. 44 miles from
Salem, price $105. Seven room strict
modern hu. paved street, price
$2800. 10 acre farm, 40 acres cul
tivated, balance timber and pasture,
runnng wster, houss snd barn, prim
per acre. w. H. Urabcnhorst 4w
w, Z7 state street.
LOOK AT THIS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
About 400 acres of choice PoiTc eoun.
ty land about 110 acres clear; about SO
acrea la stump pasture; 1 balanc in
"mo- piling timber and oak truka
Timber alon worth $10,000. New four-
room house, new dairy bar, providing
or 20 cows and four horses; new pig
pea and new milk honaa Water bIm
from fia apring to all buildings. Will
sell th whole at a great bargain.
Very easy terms. 6 ner tnt laiarMi
Address 1. owner, caro Tho Statesman.
STOCK MARKET
CHANGES COURSE
Persistent Selling Dae Large
ly to Auspicious Weather
and Crop Conditions.
NEW YORK. June 14. Rever
ing Its course of the previous ses
sion, today's stock market was very
strong in the early and Intermediate
periods, but yielded very generally
towards the end. materially reduc
ing some of the more extensive ga'ni
Further favorable war advices, ab
sence of expected disturbance i
the money market and additional
brilliant crop reports accompanied
the early buying and Impelled con
siderable. covering of short contracts
Throughout the day t'nltel Statu
Steel was the conspicuous feature
supplementing yesterday's three-
loint gain with an additional two
and a quarter points, holding little
more than half at the end.
Fertilixers. leathers ani papers
were one to three points higher a
their best. Sales. 15.000 shares.
Italian exrhanze was strong as a
result of the adoption of remedial
measures.
Llebrty bonds were Irregular, as
a I mo were Internationals.
Total sales, par value, aggregated
$5,275,000.
NKW YORK MAUKI.TH.
NEW YORK June 14. Prune
firm. Hops, tmrbanccd.
MM MUST rSllKK .lRHlTST.
WAI.IJNT.FnRl. Conn.. June It
Martin Plunkett. rWiU?t candi
date for governor of Connect'cnt.
was arretted here late thla afternoon
by agents of the United States. HI
books and papers were later selx-d
and taken away.
Yon Should Worry Let th'
Oassified Ads Work for Yoo
ffHINGSITHATiNEVER HAPPEN
Cr GENX
SHARP DECLINE
SHOWS IN CORN
War Advices and Crop Re
ports Impell Covering of
- Short Contracts.
CHICAGO. June 14. Persistent
selling due largely to auspic!ous
weather and crop conditions forcej
material declines today In the corn
market. The close was unsettled.
14 to lt net lower, with July
$1.42 U and August $1.44 to $1.44 U
Oats finished unchanged to He off.
and provisions from 5 to 15c.
Except for one sharp bulge in the
first hour, weakness rharacterixed
the corn market almost the entire
day. Comprehensive reports to a
leading authority indicated that the
crop status generally vi above the
average, and that cultivation was
being rushed. Besides, the govern
ment forecast showed no likelihood
of any important adverse change In !
the matter -of temperatures or of
moisture supply.
Oats were relatively firm because
of some pessimistic trop reports, th
first of the season. The gist of the
reports was that ripening had taken
plaec In parts of Missouri and Kan
sas. Provisions receded with com. Aa
upturn In hog values failed as a
cou nterbalance.
JULY 6 TO 14
MEETING DATE
State Christian Church Con
vention Will Again As
semble at Turner.
TURNER. O June 12. The an
nual state convention of the Christ
Ian church Is announced to be held
here July C to 14. Each year the
convention Is held la the big taber
nacle owned by that denomination,
and the event Is one for which elab
orate preparaton is made each sum
mer. Monday evening Miss Anna Webb
was much surprised when thirty of
her young friends called for the
evening, the orasioa being hr blrlh
dar. Miss Harel eRar returned Satur
day from Pacific college and will
spend her vacation at home.
O. A. Farrls came home Friday
from attending the federal court at
poMUnd.
Mrs. Mat tie Morris spent a week
with her brother it. F. Fonston.
poimster Small was fortunate l
Waling hi stolen auto so soon, lie
had to go to Cottage Ohove for It
A number of Trnerltes attended
the district Sunday sebool conven
tion at North SantUm Sunday. A
Innrh In n grove on the banks of th
river adjoining the new ferry.
Mra. Addison Cornell returned
Monday from a visit In Portland.
Mr. snd Mrs. W. IL Wing of Bir
Knr-nm attended th stale gran re
Salem stopping off t Turner to
vLt !elr ronjilns. F. W. efUr sad
C. A. Bear. They all motored down
rdiMutav nlrht to hear lr. W. J.
Kerr lecture.
J. V. uien and famllv motored
o Albanv Wednesday nlfht to at
terr the hich school commencement.
Mt Aim Schmidt of Salem.
frmrtv of Twmer. recently Tllted
at th- I. II. Tumer home.
elht Watson. Jr.. came home from
Rainier to attend the wedding of
hi sister. Ml Sophia. June 2?
Ivan Uaily returned Monday from
a week's trip to Newbrg. Portla1
and Tacoma, visiting a brother at
Camp Lewis.
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f,fiT '
BYRNES
Mrs. George Massy and- children,
are at Newport for six weeks.
W. T. Riches and wife and son. S.
A. Riches.-or Silyerton. and Miss C
Miller returned Monday from a mo
tor trip up the Columbia.
Mrs. L. D. Hassler Is visiting a son:
at Berkeley. CaL
hnMissiMssSOthellbbrothetaflw t
Prepare to Safeguard
Against "Trench Feet?
WASHINGTON. May 31. Prepar
ations for safeguarding the health of
American soldiers In Europe Includ
exhaustive studies by officers of the
army medical department cf new dis
eases or those previously known
which are found to be more preva
lent In the army than In civil life.
None has attracted more attention
than "trench foot. the subject of
a bulletin Issued from the office of
the surgeon general, presenting the
onrlnsions of - prominent men who
have Investigated the malady In the
French trenches.
Although the disease Is a pronoaa
ed accompaniment of trench warfare.
Its genesis Is referable primarily to
cold. Among the predisposing fac
tors, curiously enough, is the ex
cessive nse of tobacco. It Is asserted,
which paralyses the nerve ends of
the vasomotor nerves, other factors
being lark of accllmatixatloa to cold,
enfeebled circulation, ander nour
ishment and loss of sleep.
Fundamentally, trench foot Is both
Ing but frost bite, aggravated by war
conditions. As the feet begin to
swell, there Is pain aound the an
kles or In parts ef the leg where
circulation Is not stopped. Patients
obtaining treatment In early stages
of the disease soon lose the numb
ness of their limbs and the normal
color returns. Where treatment 1
delayed and the case is aggravated
by tight shoes or puttees, the feet
may have a dead, gangrenous appear
ance. Mild cases are cured la threw
weeks, while sever cases may re
quire amputation.
The tneeaanlral pressure due to
tight puttees, leggins and shoes Is a
large causative factor. warns the
bulletin. "That crime against com
mon sense, the spiral puttee, shrlsk
trg. as It does, as much as one-sixth
of Its length when wet. etpecullr
aa had many victims.
The methods of lumber-Jacks la
the northwest, who wear overall
shoes and boots and carefully drr
their clock In rs at every opportunity
were cited as excellent prevention.
XtrTICK TO CXlXTlUtTtHtH.
The Oregon State Highway Com
mission will receive proposals at 1301
Yeon building. Portland. Oregon, at
U a. m.. Tuesday. June 25. l)l.
for eighteen mile of bardurfar'ag
on the Pacific Highway between Sa
lem and Aurora, la Marion county.
. The work will h let In two imU
of 7.35 mile and l.t5 miles, re
spectively. Bids wll be received ea
all types of pavemenL
For full particular, kindly call at
Room 30 J Caplto building. ofro
of the State Highway Engineer. Sa
lem, where sixclficatlons and all de
tail may be seen.
No guarantee of workmanship,
majjeriai or maintenance bonds will
he required and a speelal price of $2
per barrel, f. o. b. Oswego, will t
made on the purchasing of ceicat.
State Highway Commission
of Orecoa.
S. Benson. Chairman.
W. !. Thorrpaon. Commissioner.
R. A. Booth. CommUsloner.
Attest:
Herbert Nunn.
State Highway Eax-laeer.
Salem. Oreson. June 12. 11 .
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