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Newspaper Page TextTTfrt OTIKOOX BTATESMAftt HtiU'llDAY. IfLV 1.1. II The Wants and Needs of the Capital City Are Noted v n rca o )) n rr a it rr v - - U U ALPVLPU-VfU V Unrlr Prnn.r Hmm.. So Y Pnn Ronrlfl, FJnrl Th,.m e ' it i- f ;o ie -' ! it , to - lo t. n ; to of d- ie. " as , ty er it Id ta ee he y- ir- r? ;re ;ry ck be y :es.- " ner ' rou are rh In a 0 a liar the ded , lar- the . me. uld os- - new ked her. that ' me? ut ness 1 den re els? iin save omo Ion? wept I bo de a, ward von't first 1 try with ION From h ana oston inent f the have tlonal Con- dur- ; ior trrow. ildiri )f the . The ill In vito!' al Afi re In i ric-i.-ty of Duy, Soil and Exchange all Kinds SECOND HAND GOODS MEN'S CIjOTHIKW. SHOES, BICV CLEft ETC. CAPITAL EXCHANGE Phone 403 237 Court St NORWICH union FIUK JASUKANCE SOCIETY W. II. liurghardt, Jr., Resident Agent 385 State St. MONEY TO LOAN on improved farm and citt f property at lowest hates VunQ Y FOPn over La n.h aa. a vraaa Bank. Salem. Or. CLASSIFIED ADYERTISMKNTS . Rate I'rr Wtri First Insertion lc Subsequent Insertion le On week (six Insertions) ... 3c One month 9c Bix months' contract per mo. 8c Umonth -contract, per mo... 7c No account opened for less than 25c A, neat card given free with an advertisement to the extent of 60c announcing "For Sale," "For Bent." "Rooms" or "Board." SEW TODAT Each new classified advertise ment will be run under "New Today" for first insertion, unless otherwise ordered by the j adver tiser. Subsequent Insertion of the ad will appear under Its proper claea ficatlon. .No advertisement will be run under "New Today" for more than one Issue under any circumstances NEW TODAY BIX ROOMED HOUSE AND LOT FOR fiS. Call at 404 8. Hjth St., Salem. foil SALE YOUNG TEAM HORSES, 7 and 8 years old. Weight lf.00. I'hone 37 or inquire at Standard Oil Co., plant, 15th and Oak St. BOTH KINDS: WE HAVE SOME OF the largest of the big standard old line fire insurance companies with our agency as well a our well known Mutual Companies.1 We are prepnred to write' your insurance on any line, for any amount, .upon a moment's notice. H. A. Johnson1 Insurance Agency, 1 & 2 Bush Bank Bldg., Sa lem, phone 317. , 1 HAVE A CLIENT WHO MUST SELL a five room residence almost new, -worth $2500 for what h? can get for It. Com in at once and let you teil me about it. Make an off-r and I will submit it to the owner. I have some clients with money to loan on good securities. John II, Scott. 401 Hubbard, building. . - v FOR RENT THE FOLLOWING: s $ Six room house at 746 North MVtnter St. Modern. Formerly rent- d at $15. Call at Statesman busi ness office or phone 23. $10 Neat modern bungalow ( rooms at 90 North 20th street. Form erly rented for $13. Call at States man business office or phOne 23. $20 Bungalow, modern, fully fur nished, 635 Sixteenth street. Call at Htatesman-business, office, or phone 23. $22.60 Furnished flat, modern, at C6 Ferry St. I'hone 23 or call States man business office. EMPLOYMENT MALE WANTED BOYS TO CARRY STATES- mam. Apply in peron. MEN WANTED LUMBER IIAND lers In saw mill yard, steady work, good pay. Willamette Valley Lum ber Co, Dallas, Ore. WANTED MACHINIST. 65 l-2c, with laths experience. Electrician, 56 l-2c with motor winding experience. Blacksmith helner. S3e. with ceneral experience. Working eight hours dalle In hop where many men are employed. Strike on Isn't bothering tin. Wfst Linn mills producing full. Address B. T. McBatn, West Linn." GOVERNMENT NEEDS 20.000 CLERKS V rJxaminations everywhere, July 15. Experience unnecessary. Men and Women desiring government post tions write for free particulars to J. C. Ieonard, former Civil Service Examiner), 1060 Kenois Bldg, Wash ington. D. C MISCELLANEOUS. REGISTER FOR PRUNE PICKING Wilt be about 20 days picking. For Information. Dhone 18F21. J. W. Ed ' car. Orchard located about 4 1-2 miles northwest of Salem FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR BALEONE JOHN DEERE HAY press in fair condition. I'hone liu. FOR SALB-t-FIRST CLASS CLOVER. cheat, oata ana veicn nay. i-none oww. FOR SALE NEW 1 IS FORD TOUR Ing car. Call mornings, 1263 North Church street. T'KI BIO TEA I heavy harness, f I'hone 23F5. M FOR SALE: ALSO Owner -been dratteu. W YOU WANT TO GET TI!3 BES farm paper, send 10c to en Pacific Homestead, Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention this ad. CAPTIVITY OV THE OATMAN GIRLS Thlsi true Story of western Imml Cration has been carefully revised, making a handsome little book. It Wis In graphic terms of the mas ere of the Oatman family, of -the Mip o( Lorenco, and the captivity 1 of Mntf and Olive. Mary died of . 'rvaton and Olive was purchased front the Indians five years later. Te price Is 20 cents, postpaid. Ad dress Oregon Teachers Monthly, Sa 'n. Oregon. I'OCIiTnt lr TOU WANT TO GET THE BEST P"itry paper published e,nd 10 to ' the Northwest - I'oUltry journal. Salem Oregon, for a 'inscription. Mention this add. trial CHICHESTER S PILLS UAMw.lil HRAN FiLIJ.e ta yaankaova at Best. Satast. AImtc RellaMa Fills la Krd and iint MiaAV w, ilei with Hide Slhbo.V Take tm etker. B.t rf'tw V PmeartM. A.kWI HIITKH-Tra J 1 SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERVTJLR FOR RENT HOUSES VOil "FT HOUSES. APARTMENTS Mu rarms. r . I Wood, 311 State street, phone 791. NISHED HOUSE Port RENT Salem. FOR RENT 112.50 SIX ROOM MOD- riii nvuie on pavea street ' at 1920 uth High street. E .A. Jlhoten. 1-J. any "time week day. FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT close in duiiiiif numniir month, roomy nrwl !. l'hone 1301. ti'JZ North Libtrty. I FOR REN? HorSE. GOOD CON Uition. 6 blocks south State street. Only 4 month, fhf.ne 813 or call at Falls vity- halum Lumber Co., 319 South ROOMS tOR RENT COMFORTABLE ROOM with una of batb. In modern home. Address A. U. care Staterman. GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER neai, modern conreniencea, also tn aido room. Close to State House nemeneia. mono 1280. FOR RENT FRONT BEDROOM. $2 weeK. iaay preferred. Call 650 .N - Winter, or phone fcSOJ. FOR RENT A FIXE ROOM, PLATE GLASS front, electric fixtures, and in buninett center of town, finest Ideation. . Rent nominal. State basinets. Box 274, pott office. WANTED BIISCKLLANKOta HIGHEST CASH PRICK PAID" FOR good clean rags. Pressroom States man. MONEY TO LOAN. TO LOAN MONEY IN LARGE AND email amounts on approved security. W. A. Li a ton. - IF YOU DESIRE TO BORROW MONET on any kind of security, or want to ' insure your property- in a company that will pay. see John II. Scoti, 401 Hubbard Bldg. i PARTIES DESIRING FEDERAL FARM loans should file their applications with this office Immediately. An an- ; praiser for the Federal Land Bank will be here within 30 days and any whose applications are not on file for a sufficient time to give our appraisement! committee time to ap praise the land and send in their report to thebank before the arrival of the appraiser will be obliged to wait until the next appraisr.ient. A. C. Bohrnstedt, .401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Oregon. Office closed Sat urday afternoons during cherry and berry picking season. AUTOMOBllE DIRECTORY Arr? -aEnT,cB SIIIPPSCTo'iEnVICE CITY"ANb country trips. Ihone Day, 163 night. .. TIRKS REPAIRED VULCANIZING GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE Station 177. South Commercial St, phone 428. QUACK ENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND - Vulcanizing. 219 North Commercial street. -hone 66. WATT SIIIPP CO. RETREADS AND sections, tubes 25c up. Service cr. Phone 362. 126 South Commercial street. . I .. BRACK ETT & GRAY TUBES VUL canized. 25c Retreading our special ty. Free service" car. Phone 1400. 279 North Commercial. PROFESSIONAL DENTIST - DR. F. I UTTER. DENTIST. ROOMS 413-414 Bank of Commerce Building. Phone 606. ; OSTEOPATH DR. W. L. MERCER. GRADUATE American School Osteopathy, Klrks- ille. Mo.: treat acute and chronic dlaeaae. Office 404-40S U. S. Na tional Bank Bldg. Phone 919. Resi dence 419 Ncrth Summer. Pboo $14. DRS. WHITE & WALTON. OSTEO- pathie Dhvslcana and surgeons Graduates of the American Schools of - Osteopathy. Kirksville. Mo. Post KTaduate and specialised In nervous diseases at Lo Angelea College. Treat acute and chronic . diseases. Offices 605 6-7-8, U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phone 859. Residence, 162& Court street. Phone 2215. Dr. White, residence phone 469. i PHYSICIANS DR. Lv Q. ALTMAN, HOMEOPATHIC Physician. Office and residence 2M North Liberty. Salem, phone 147. MUSIC TEACHERS R HARR, TEACHER OF PIANO. Phone 1383. LODGE DIRECTORY BROTHERHOOD OF YOEMAH MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN- Ing in Maaonic Temple, rirth floor, at 8 o'clock. All visiting member wel come. Horace Sykes, Foreman. W. II. Prunk. Correspondent. MODERN WOODMEN. MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp. No. $24, meets every Thursday evening at s ociock in norbv building, corner Court and High street. R, F. Day, V. C; J. A. Wripht. clerK. BUSINESS CARDS AUCTIONEERS COU W. F. WRIGHT. AUCTIONEER Farm sales a specialty. xurner, ura ron. - AUTO UELIVKnr BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELIVER- ed any place, city or country. -none 61 or 2081-11. vv. w. visner. IIAIIIIEIt nHors i!CT AWAY FROM THE RUSH OP hii'iii.ii and rust vourwelf while get ting rcfreslK'd at Ingi')' Barber Shoo. 311 State street. IUjt barbers In thn state. " You Should Worry Let the CUulficd Adi Work lor You cmncm actio DR. O. L. SCOTT. O. C, GRADUATES OF 1 - 8. C Chiropractic fountain ha ad. Davenport. Iowa. Chiropractic eoe 'ts the cause of dlsea. Office 4M7-g U. a N. Dank Building. Phon 87. Realdene I2I-R. cu is us jgr ii i :s icxakT DR. I. M. HUM CURfcS ANT KNOWN o. Hifib et. Cbon XR1. UHAtS jk.SU BXFtUCSS CAPITAL CITV TRANSFER COMPANY i ll.n..tfk(i tea., a uuug j, saiem i largest and best equipped transfer company. Get our reduced freight rates on eastern shipments. Also for storage as we have three warehouses in connection with business. Furniture moving, packing, shipping and atoring our specialty. Office " State street. JJHY CV KABU.VO AXliTpn BS SlJfO. JAPANESiS PRESSING PARLORS F. S. Watanabe, ITop, 434 N. Commer cial St. Ladles' and gentlemen's SUita cleanod n1 nvaaaC at . c a $L76. Work called for and delivered iiiepnvns Main blZ. IXSUIIAXCK G. W. LA FLA R. 406 HUBBARD BUILD ing. phones: office 1&44 riHn. 2022. Insurance in the ht r. lino companies. Some houses and farms for sale or trade. JUSK JVXtt JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIGHEST price for junk of every kind. Let us make you a price on your household roods. The "Square Deal" House Capital Junk Co.. 171 Cbemeketa Street. Phone $. LAUNDIUICS SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery and carerul work. Dry wash 6c per pound. 13$ South Lib erty street. Vhone 25. HOME WET' WASH LAUNDRY REO ular washing done at a rate eeery body can afford. For only SO cent w will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four hour.!. . Phone 2471. MACHINISTS WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF all kinds, automobile reparrfng. oxy- cetylence welding, gas engine re pairing, model and experimental work. Iowa Machine Shop. D. B. Brown, prop., 252 Cbemeketa St- Sa lem. SECOND HAND GOODS WE BUT AND 8ELu SECOND HAND gooos or an Kind, pip fittings, har ness, collars, collai pad, tools, chains. Fred chlndlr. 356 Center Street. STOnA CE AND THANSFER ALWAYS PICK THE 'BEST HOUSE hold goods specialties; storage pack ing. , shipping and moving, horse and euto vans; special freight rates to all points. C, O Pick Transfer , : Storage Co, 2nd and Pine streets, Prtland. Oregon. Broadway $96. A 1996. CNUKRTAKEHS WEBb: ft CLOUGII C B. WEBB, A. M. Clough. funeral directors. Latest modern method known to the pro fesslow. I 497 Conrt itrMt ' TltANSFTEH HAULLNO AUTO XBCCK BERVICfc. ANT KIND . T7S.' '.1 3 "of baullng. Household rfiMLftP moving Job don prompt ly. Try me one. Tim ma. 471 8 tat S' Phone 913. Residence pnone iiiz-j. wall riPEn. raiNT GIJNN U ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC- coratlng. painting, tinting, paper hanging, etc. Work don by contract or day; good workman. Location 1020 Center St. Pnon (8C-W. TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND upward for choice Wall Paper at Buren's (furaltur Store, 179 Com mercial BC SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL Paper and Picture Framing. Good workmen. 465 Court BL Phone 415. WATKH SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. 801 R Commercial street. For water aervlc apply at office. Make all complaint at the office. No deduction In bills will be allowed for absence or for any cause whatever unless water I cut off from premise. Hereafter water foe irrigation will only be furnished to regular customers irslng water for domestic purposes. Con tractors for sidewalks, brick work; or plastering, will plea read "for building purpose" under schedul of rates. Apply at office for eopy. WO VRN WIRE FK.1CINU Depot Natfaal Jk Aaaerleaa Fes), all alaea, M la. M la. klga. Palata, oil and VaraUakw - Stvee Itenallt aad Repaired Logaaherry nasi Hep lleeka. Salesa Keae a Steve Marks. Z50 Oart St. Faea 1X4 it. b. rESiiu. 1 SALEM MARKETS I N 'IIUYIXO PRICK. Kggs and Poultry. Eggs, 35c. tS Broilers, 25c. Hens, 2 Oto 22c. Old roosters, He. Pork, Mutton and Reef. Pork,on foot, 15c to 16c. Ewes," 5c to 7c. Veal, drcssod, 15 to 15V4c. Spring lamb, 14c. Beef Btcers, 7 to 9c; tows, 4 to Hay. Cheat, per ten. $21. Clover, per ton, $20. Vetch,, per ton, $22. Grain. Wheat, $1.85 to $1.87. Oats. 30c. Deans, 7c. Mill Feed. Retail. Bran, per ton, $36. Shorts, por ton, $38. WHOLESALE TO DE.U.EKS. Creamery butter. 4 5e. P.nttcrfat, f. o. 1.. Salem, 48c. , Fih. Black CUd. ISC. Rod Cod. lie. Salmon. Chinook, 25c Halibut, 23c. Codfish. 15c Fruit. Orances, $8.00. Aprimts. $1.00. Cantclounes. $3.f.0 to $4.00. Watermelons. 3 tfc to 4c. Tomatoes $1.75. 7e. j I Grape Fruit. $4. CO to $7.78. Lemon. J 5. GO to $11.00. Bananas, 9e lb. Vegetable. New potatoes, 3 4c Green beans, ll'c. Catbase. 3c to 3 Vie. . Onions (imported). $2.10 IteUH Price. Creamery butter, 55e. Dairy butter, 50c. . Eggs, 45e. Flour, hard wheat, $2.80 to $1. Flour. raUey. $2.5 Oto $2.0. Sugar, cane and beet. 11 lb. $1. Potatoes, sack lots. $1.25. Oil I Tod net m. Red Crown gasoline .In bulk. 22 Standard engine distillate, in bulk, 13 rents. Kerosene Pear, in bulk, 11c; Elaine, Ip. case, 28c; Eocene, in case, 23 He Oronlte Aroturps In case 35c; in bulk, 26 4c I PORTLAND MARKETS I Ihury ImInre. PORTLAND, July 12. Butter- Prints, extras, 4S(?50c; cubes, ex tras. 45c; prime firsts, 44c; dairy, 34c. Butterfat Portland delivery: No. 1 sour cream, 51e. Potatoes. Selling price, $1.50(2 1.85; new California's, 3 Q 3 H c (rain. July delivery Bids: Oats. No. 2 white feed. $62; barley, standard feed. $53; A brewing. $53. Thirty days: Oats. No. 2, $62; barley, feed. $53; brewing, $55. Eastern oats and corn in bulk: Oats, No. 3. white, $58; 38-pound clipped. $59;. corn. No. 3 yellow, $70; No. 3 mixed. $68; oats. No. 3. $58; clipped. $5; corn, yellow, $70;-mixed. $68. NEW VOHK MARKET. NEW YORK, July 12. Hops, nn changod. Prunes, firm. Corn SoarsWith Keen Demand From Millers CHICAGO, July 12. Keen demand from millers together with prospect of curtailed receipts made corn soar today, but a material hetbaek ensued after announcement that President Wileon had begun drafting a veto of the bill t6 increase the government guaranteed price of wheat. The close was nervous, lic to ZKc nt high er with August $1.61,, f 1.61 and September $ 1.5 1 ff 1.61 Oat gained !4c to l'is and provisions 5c to 10c. SESSION DULLER ' THAN IN WEEKS Alternate Rallies and De clines Mark Trading on New York Exchange NEW YORK. July 12. Alternate rallies and declines attended today's session of the stock exchange, the dullest in many week, but gains. moMIy nominal, prevailed at the apa thetlc close. - Professionals were In absolute control, the market at no recent period manifesting such an titter lack of public Interest- hTIs was most evidenced in the rails. many of which were unqnoed. News of the day was eonstructlre for the tnoft part, although the dis cussion over copper prices at Wash ington and the conference of railway executives to effect a satisfactory form or contract with the govern ment were among the deterrent fac tors. Only nominal rates were quoted for time money, indicating further withdrawal of such funds by local Institutions. Nevertheless forecasts favored partial rectification tomor row of last week's contraction In. ex cess reserves. Half a dozen Issues, led by United States Steel, made up 50 per cent of the day's business. Steel scored an extreme advance of slightly more tha none point, but cancelled half Its gain at the Irregular else. Pool influence was again moder ately exerted in the direction eof to baccos, shippings, papers, motor ac reHHories. American woolen, Mexican petroleum, corn products and Amer lean can. Total sales amounted to 2 4 0.000 shares. The general bond list, including liberty Issues, was inclined to ease. Total sales, par value, amounted to $4,775,000. United States bonds, old issues, were unchanged an call.reglstered 2s losing pr cent on call. A SILHOUETTE CiALLEHT. From the Woman's Home Com panlon we clipped the following clev er idea for an evening's entertain ment, that might be successfully used in any community: There was a d'bt resting on our village Ibrary, and to raise it a plan that appealed personally to each one In town was originated. Two of us visited every house, armed with many sheets of brown wrapping paper, a stout pencil and a hand lamp that gave a good light. We requested that only one" mem ber of the family remain in the room at a lime. Then a piece of, paper, large enough to hold the drawing of a full-slxe head, was pinned on the wall, and our subject placed close enough for the profile to be clearly outlined when the llRbted lamp was held at an angle to cast the shadow REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IS ACRES. II ACIIEH UN der cultivation. 4 acre timber, bouse, harn. hga. chickens and "lp rout. Write "1117." care Statesman. ALBERTA STOCK RANCH HALF SEC tion clta to C. I. It- It. to market and twhtMl. abundant grass and wa ter. $: an acre: will trade for small valley farm or a hotel, not too large. See Wm, Fleming. 341 State St, Ka le m. Or. . GOOD BUT SIxlS FXKT ON EAST side Commercial street, en door north of Stale street. Salam, together wl perpetual right of war ever the 14Xkj feet tract extending from thl property to Stat street. Terms Apply Kjntt Boaorta. 701-3 fcpauldlng Bldg, IVrtLand. Oregon. VALUABLE r.gUITIKS IN HEVKRAL aeal beagaWwa, for vsraat lot clear. Har gains aaaredla this sy. He wax. rieailag. III Male at A 70 ACRE STOCK KANTII WITBIN T milea nannlac water. IwifKli. aeiM lasa. Will tahe a ! kaeae rlear Ir etiaity. gwiag into tb af-vte, na. h V m. FIvaiiBg, St Male alrert. FOR EXCHANGE FOR SALEM RE8I- dence property. It acre near Red-1 mond. $ acre under cultivation, all under fence and subdivided Into four . part. Good har and potato crop. Ad vanced age la reason for wanting to I trade. Valuation $10A.e. Call aft er i p. m. or write 113 Court St, Sa lem.. Mrs. A. H. Jaeger. BRING YOUR TRADES I ran match you. C. W. Estate Agent. Canada 1 street. Nlemeyer. Real and, it 4 State A GOOD LITTLE FARM OF 3 ACRES or one of IS acrea for a small town house, a little cash, time on the bl lance. Farm la unencumbered. For a party of limited mean this is ' good little place. See Wm. Fleming 341 Stat St. 32 ACRES. ALL CULTIVATED. 13 Prunes. mile from Salem, will take residence as part pay. price. $7 see. $ acre with good improvements. 30 cultivated, will take residence as I part pay. price $4.0. 11 acre all cultivated, fair Improve- menta. Joining town, will take email acreage, not over $Z2. price $!.. 32 acres all good land, lot of good saw timber, on transportation, want clear residence or businese property. not over ii.o. one i 0 acres close to town, lota of saw timber, on transportation, will take anything clear not over $3S0. price . is.ena. iiave toim fin prune rharde for sal or trade. Socolofsky. 311 Stat Ht- TO EXCHANGE. 79 ACRES ALL FEXC- ed on ludding river, small house a ad barn to exchange for eity property. 320 acrea in Oklahoma to tithibia for small farm, or acreage, half la cultivation, fair set of buildings. 36 acrea at Weat Wood burn. 20 ae res In cultivation, fine land, good water, no buildings. Waal 19-acr tract near Salem. Ke Perrln Marstera. 493 Hub bard Ituldg, phone 907. EXCIIAXr-l$ ACRES CAtrtD LAND FOR home la KaUtn. 120 aere fan far saMller pla-e. SO I'm rUM la, in mrrm praaea. aww fcanaalnw. ST.&OO. Take mmm pa par. for Hale 27 arres a laad. ie arrea beariag praeea, a4 WaiMia S4..SOO. 10 acrea rbw la a rwk ra4. mn4 errhard sad baiMisaa. S2.3. arre faraa cloae la part river ltlm, SV.&on. 23 aers riT ba4tMa laad, ew aaaknr. 93.000. Take aoea er rUa la srroar. Iloeara fr reet. tarat tr Max w.l I rar f r aaie. raraa. W. v. Wenlf. Sit (Mat atreet. FOR SALE IS ACRES. 3 M;LES OUT, all In bearing orchard, buildings !::. 0; 40 arres. 20 acre prune orchard. 10 acre- rearing. 13 acres alow land arre pasture and tim ber. SH0a.ee. $lea will handle thia: 33 arre farm. 13 acrea Italian nrunea. balance in crop, new build inera. spring water piped to boos. wilt take ritr Drooertr up to I300S.S price 7!.0sa; 7t arre farm, good bulldlnaa. stock, crop and farming tools, til. will take city prop erty up to USae 00 aa part par meat; K room nwidern bungalow I W. If. Grahenhorst 4k Co, l'.i State St, phone 2313. LOOK AT THIS A REAL OPPORTUNITY About acre of cholc Polk coun ty land about lit acrea clear; about acre la atump paeture: balance la choi oilina- timber and oak grub. Timber alone worth II New four- room house, new dairy barn, provtoinc for 20 eows and lour nor; new pi pen and new milk house. Water pipe from fine sDrlnc to all boJldlata. Will ell the whole at a great bargain. Very eaay terms. per ceat interest. Addr L, owner, car Tb Statesman. correctly. One of us held the lamp and the other made the silhouette quickly taking the paper dowa be- fore the sitter turned around. Each! paper had tha name written on It to avoid any trouble In numbering them for guessing. We went everywhere In the village, leaving out no one and telling all to come on a certain night, drop a coin In the box at the door and see If they could find themselves. Tho silhouettes, which were life slxe, wo cut out and pinned against a dark wall of solid color. Each one was numbered a.nd fifteen minutes were allowed for guessing them, af- ter which the correct answers were read and a simple prize awarded. Ice cream-was sold from a wagon on two wheels pushed by a boy and rlrl dressed In bakers' caps and aprons, ringing a dinner bell to at tract the crowd. UOXSEUVATIVE HEtTPEH. The following recips for quick breads made principally front mm mil are taken from Farmers' Bul letin 565: Ash Cake. One quart corn meal, two teaspoons salt, one tablespoon of lard or other shortening, boiling water. Scald the mean: add the salt and shortening, and wheu the mix :ture Is cool form Into oblong cakes. THINGS THAT -NEVER HAPPEI YOlll I UKK5i Mt A BY DOi SSTCI e- L I - f - : adding more vater If necessary. Wrap the cakes la cabbage leaves, or place one cabbage leaf under the rakes and one over them, and cover them with hot ashes. Hoecake. Hoecakes are made of corn meal, vater. and salL Orll ally they were baked before aa open fire on a board which for convent ence bad a long handle ataehed to it. At pi sent they are cooked slow ly- and on both sides oa a well- greased griddle. Cora Dodger. The com dodger Is like the ash cake except it asnally contains a small amount of batter or lard. The meal Is scalded and when cool Is formed Into cakes aad cooked la a hot oven. Cora. Pone. Two cape corn meal. one-third cap water, one-third cap sour milk or buttermilk, one-fourth teaspoon soda, one-fourth rap wheat Hour, one teaspoon salt, one table spoon sugar, two teaspoons baking powder. Tour the water and milk over the corn meal In a doable boiler and rook a few moments, or boll the water and poor It over the corn meal aad then add the buttermilk. Sift to gether the flour, salt sugar, baking powder, and soda, and add to the corn meal when It Is cool. The mix lure should be just stirC enough to make Into rakes or "pones," If It Is stiffer than this, add a little water, Form Into rakes aad place la a hot. well-greased paa aad bake la a hot oven until brown. The rakes should be handled lightly and not pressed down after they have been placed la the paa. Sour-Milk Cora Bread. Two caps corn meal, two caps soar milk.' two tablespoons batter, two tablespoons sugar, white or brown, one aad one- half teaspoons salt, two eggs, one tea poon soda, on tablespoon cold water. There are two ways of mix Ing this bread. By the first the meal. miir. sait, ouiter. ana sugar are rooked la a doable boiler for about ten minute. When the mixture Is cool, the eggs are added well beaten land the soda dissolved la the water, I By the other method all the dry la- gredleats. Including the soda, are mixed together, and thea the soar I milk, and eggs well beaten and the I butter are added. If the second meth od is followed, the cold water Is Dot nedd. The bread should be baked in a shallow Iron or granite paa for about 30 minutes. Crackling Bread. One quart rom meal, one pint cracklings, three tea spoons salt, boiling water. Mix the com meal and aaitf pour over this mixture enough boiling water ' to moisten but not enough to make mash. When the meal has cooled. work the cracklings lato It with the fingers Form the dough lato rakes about four inches long, two Inches ide gnd one Inch thick; bake for thirty minutes. This bread, because of its large percentage of fat. Is eatea without batter. andshoald b served very hL "Cracklings.- like "craps." hi a name given to the crisp, brow a meat tissue left after lard is tried out." They eooslst of coaaeetlve tis sue with a large amount of fat adher ing to it. Much of the fat raa be re moved by p res nrr. This la best done by squeezing them In a thia cloth while they are still warm or after they havej beea "repeated. Because of the large amount of fat la this bread." it Is better food for persons who are working hard out of doors 44AVC TO 5TOr TOUt. AS."!"" LOT O rOMt IT put m MOCM Of" ivm - l! y7 la a lxh i rw . t ru. thaa for those of sedentary occupa tions. It makes 12 rakes. Crisp CVram'eal Cake. Three raps milk, on teaspoon salt, cae aad one half raps com meal. Mix the lorre dlcats aad spread oa shallow bat tered pans to a depth of about one lourtL of an Jack. Bake la a moder ate ovea until crisp. Spider Corn Bread. One aad oae half caps com meal, two raps soar milk, one teaspooa soda; one tea spoon salt, two egrs, two tablespoons batter. Mix the dry Ingredients. Add the eggs well beaten aad the milk. Plar the batter la a frying paa, melt It. aad grease the paa welL Heat the pa sad torn la the mixture. Place la a hot ovea aad rook 19 min ute. This serves six people. Sweet Milk Com Bread. Two raps Yellow com meal. one. cap wheat floor, two raps milk, eae-half rap rogar, one teaspoon salt, two eggs, three teaspoons baking powder. Elft together the rorn meal, flour, sugar, eealt, aad baking powder. Add the eggs well beaten aad the milk aad bake one-half hoar la a moderate oven. la this case, as la the recipe for the soar milk rom bread, the corn meal raa be rooked for a short tint with the milk If a softer bread is deal red. This serves eight people. TIME TABLES SOUTH: rArtrtc CO. aeethooaae) No. 34 Oregoaiaa Mlaa. No. IS Otmos ttareu ..... 7 la.aa. No. II Willamette Limited.. Ilea. No. II Portland Faaeeager.. 1:11 paa. No. 34 Coo Bay I 44 p aa. No. II Portland Espraa ... I St p. SB. No. 251 Iocal Way Fretekt.. .. No. 323 Portia ad Fast Frl. .11:33 susa. Sootakaaad No. (I Oregeotea .......... I.SOasa, No. 31 Coo Bay 1 l .. ' No. II California Kipeee. .. 10:11 -. No. 17 ItoMharg paaaeager., 4:f paa. No. 27 Wltlasnett Ltaaited.. 3 H a aa. 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