if i as -s If Bed fl) I rectory S
v tivuuo j s yupittti vasjr aa A,vi,Lt it
der Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them
if
Rnr Sell and Exchange all Kinds
SECOND HAM uuuuo
TS CIvOTHlNO. SHOES, BICY
B 4.Ka TOOLS, ETC.
CAPITAL EXCHANGE
237 Court St.
phone 403
NORWICH UNION
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
V. II. Rurghardt, Jr.,
Kcident Agent 85 tot st-
MONEY TO LOAN
IMPROVE" FAHW a w
- Hos. k. ford
CLASSIFIED ADTKRTISMEJITS
Rate Per Ward
first Insertion . lc
Subsequent Insertions c
One week (six Insertions) i.. 3c
One month ;c
Bis months contract per mo. 8c
limonths' contract, per mo... 7c
iio account opened for less than 25c
A neat card given free with an
advertisement to the extent of 50c
Jnnounclng "For Sale." "For
Bent," "Rooms" or "Board."
HEW TODAT
"Each new classified advertise
ment, will be run under "New
Today" 'or first Insertion, unless
otherwise ordered by the adver-
ubsequent Insertion of th ad
will appear under Its proper claas
flcatlon. ,
No advertisement will be run
ndrr "New Today" for more than
one Issueunder any circumstances
NEW TODAY
WANTED AROUT 2.5 BUSHELS OF
old potatoes. . Phone 8F21. Mark 11.
Savage. - ' '
BELGIAN HARES FOR SALE
I-hone 111F3. R't No. 6, Salem. How
ard Jones.
FOR SALE. CHEAP STONE AND j
brick layers iois. inquire aim
Hickory street. North Salem.
TAKEN UP ONE BLACK . JERSEY
tow, about 7 years, one black Jersey
male about 1 year, two Jersey steer
calves, one-Jersey heifer calf, at Mc
Ilwaln place, one mile west of- N.
Howell school.
t -
ACID TEST WE REPRESENT BOTH
- Mutual ana manaara uia ijin uim-
panics of highest rank. In selcttlng,
cotntakntes to ctmpiew imr n"7
we fa-d every precaution to accept
only surh companies that measure up
to the highest possible decree of ef
ficiency. They will stand the "arid
tent" and prove 100 per cent to the
good from every stand point. II. A.
. Johnson Insurance Agency, 1 & 2
Hunt Bank-ldc.. Salem. I'hQjie 347.
EMPLOYMENT
MALB
BOYS WANTED FOR STATESMAN
routes. .Apply in person at this of
fice. WANTED A N1GHTWATCHMAN AT
Bute Training School for boy3. Sal
ary $10 with hoard, room, laundry.
rIT phone 1357.
FEMAI.K
WANTED GIRL FOR
housework. Apply 645
GENERAL
S. 12th.
WANTED COMPETENT tADf OKJK.
$15 per week; eight hours a day. Ad
- dress 39, care Statesman.
MATERNITY! NURSE WANTS PRI
vate nursing. $20 per week. Phone
t273R. R9S Marlon St.
FOR SALE
MISCELLANEOUS.
rOHD TRAILER
quire at 271 "D"
FOR
St.
SALE EX-
LATE DUKE CHERRIES AT 3C A
sound on tree. I'hone 11F15.
"IT YOU WANT TO GET THi BE8
Jfarra paper, send 10c to vne Pacific
Homestead. Balem, Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
PEERLESS GASOLINE ENGINE. 35
. horse power, 3 cylnders. Suitable for
grain elevator. Formerly used as
auxiliary in electric light plant. Good
condition. 100 gallon tank. Price
$1000. Scott Bozorth, Spalding Bldg.,
I'oruann, ewe.
CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLS
This true story of western Immi
gration has been carefully revised
making a handsome tittle .book- It
tells In graphic terms of the mas
sscre of the Oat man family, of the
encane of Lorenzo, and the captivity
of Mary and Olive. Mary died of
. starvation and Olive was purchased
rrom me Indians five years later
The price la 20 cents, postpaid., Ad-
artss Oregon Teachers Monthly, 8a
TO. Oregon.
POULTRY
TOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
Poultry paper published send 10
rents to th . Northwest Poultry
Journal, Salem. Oregon, for a trial
IV
""ertoMon. Mention this add
t FOR REN f
BOARD AMD ROOM.
0R RENT MODERN ROOMS WITH
"r wimnut board. 461 N. High St.
inone 1S27.
nousES
vri KENT $12.50 SIX ROOM MOD
nouse on paved street at 19
w ith High street. K .A. Rhoten
-J, any time week days.
tU RENT TO PERMANENT RENT
r i . , . j . ir , , ,
- rurnnnen it uiuurnmnm
"ncrn fven room house, and gar-
7?.- all at nlare Sunday a. m.
bouth Commercial street.
"'R RENT TUP FOLLOWING:
.. Six r"m bouse at 7I North
"infer St' lett. Formerly rent
t 815. at SMtesman busl
neaa offire or plionf 23.
Moftern rive room mingHlowr a
'i North lMh St. n pnved street
formerly r-nvl for $15. Call a
f'aiesrrtan buaincbh office or phon
$10 Ne;it. modern lun?low. 5
rooms st North 10rh Ftreet. For
"KTly rented for $13. rati at States
man business ofilce rr phone 23.'
$ HunKnlow. modern, fullv fur
"tHhen. 635 Sixteenth street. Call at
elatfsinan bwlness office, or phone
I
V $55.50 Fmnlhed flat, modern, at
6 Ferry St. Phone 23 or call States
"an buelnesu office;'
HOUSES
FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT
Strictlv modern. Address box 373,
Salem.
FOR RENT HOUSES. APARTMENTS
ahd Farms. F. L. Wood. 341 State
street, phone 791.
rooms
FOR R ENT COM PORTABLE ROOM
with use of bath. In modern home.
Address A. 11. care Staterman.
GOOD OUTSIDE ROOM HOT WATER
beat, .nod cm conrenlencea, also ln
s id o. rooms. Close to State Housa
1030 Chemeketa. Phone 1280.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
AC TO SERVICE!
SHIPI-S AUTO SERVICE CITY ANtH
country trips. I'hone Day, 963
nitrht. 359.
TIRKS RF.PAIRK.n VULCANIZING-
GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE
Station 177. South Commercial St.,
pnone
T1KKS II K PA I It KII V V LC A Si I Zl O
QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND
Vulcanizing. 219 North Commercial
street, .none 66.
WATT SHIPP CO. RETREADS AND
sections, tubes - 25c . up. Service car.
Phone 362. 126 South Commercial
street.
V
BRACKETT & GRAY TUBES VUL
cahized, 25c. Retreading our special
ty. Free service car. Phone 1400.
279 North Commercial.
PROFESSIONAL
"DENTIST
DR. F. L. UTTER, DENTIST, ROOMS
413-414 Bank of Commerce Building,
rhone 606.
OSTEOPATHS
DR. W. L. MERCER, GRADUATK
American School Osteopathy. Klrks
vtlle. Mo.; treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-405 U. &. Na
tional Bank Bldg. Phone ?1J. Resi
dence 4t North Summer -hoti 614.
OSTEOPATHY
DRS. WHITE & WALTON. OSTEO-
pathic phyaicans and sura-eons,
Graduates of the American Schools of
Osteopathy. Kitksvllle. Mo. Post
graduate and specialized id nervous
diseases at Los Angeles V-Colleire.
Treat acute and chronic diseases.
Offices 605-6-7-8. U. S. National
Bank Bldg. Phone 859. Residence,
1620 Court street. Phone 2215. Dr.
whitw. residence pnon 69.
LOST and FOURD
LOST.
LOST NEW TIN BUCKET CONTAIN
inc three packages of dry Ktuxla and
small package of hardware. Weiinea
day between Center street Feed Barn
, and KeiJ!r school. Finder please
cav Bt (Vntpr utroct F ! Barn.
.. . JVAWEP.
MJSCEI.LAXKOCS
WANTED A PAIR OF YOUNG GUI-
na pigs. I'hone 2494IC
HIGHEST CASH PR1CB PAID FOR
good clean rags. Pressroom States-
PHTSICIANS
DR. Is G.- ALTMAN, .HOMEOPATHIC
Physician. Office and reeiaence 2?4
North Liberty. Salem, phone 147.
MUSIC TEACHERS
It IIARR. TEACHER OF' PIANO.
Phone 1383. .
LODGE DIRECTORY
BROTHERHOOD OS YOKMAN
MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVEN-
ing in Maaonlc Temple, fifth floor, at
8 o'clock. All visiting members wel
come. Horace Sykex, Foreman, W.
H. Prunk, Correspondent.
MODERN WOODMEN.
MODERN WOODMEN OF 'AMERICA
Oreeon Cedar Camp. No. 5246. meets
every Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
In Derby building, corner Court and
High streets. R. F. Day, V. C; J. A.
Writrht. clerk. .
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEERS
COL. W. F. WRIGHT, AUCTIONEER
Farm sales a specialty. Turner, Ore
gon. AtTTO DELIVERY
BAGGAGE AND PARCELS DELTVER-
ed any place, city or country. Phone
64 or 2081-R. W. W. Fiaber.
BARRER aiiopa
TAKE ME Tu THAT GOOD BARBER
shop, and get my hair dolled up In the
latest r.hion. Ingrey's Barber Shop,
311 State street.
CHIROntAOTID
DR. O. L. SCOTT, D. C GRADUATE: OF
P. 8. C Chlropractlcs fountain bead
Davenoort. Iowa. Chiropr actio cor
rects the cause of disease. Office
406-7-8. U. B. N. Bank Building
Phone 87. Raldence 828-R.
CHINESE rilTSIClA.
DR. l M. HUM CUP.iS ANT KNOWN
d tease. 162 8. Histi 8t- Phone M
DRATS AND EXPRESS
CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY
Phone 933. Salem's largest and best
equipped transfer company. Get our
reduced frcipht rates on eastern
shipments. Also for storage as we
have three warehouses in connection
with business. Furniture moving,
packing, shipping and storing our
POrnlty. Cittf tS State street
DRY CLEANING A)TW PRESSING
JAI'ANKM PRESSING PARLORS F.
8. Watanabfl. Prop 434 N. Commer
cial St. Ladles' and gentlemen's
suits cleaned and pressed. $1.26 and
$1.76. Work called for and delivered
free. Telephone Main 6E1.
ISITRANCK
. W. LAFLAR, 406 HUBBARD BUILD
intr. phones: office 1H4, residence
2023. Insurance in the best old line
companies. Some houses and farms
for role or trade.
JtJNK
JUNK
JUNK WANTED WB PAT HIOHEflT
price for Junk of every kind. Let ua
maka you a price on your household
goods. The "Sqnare Deal" House
Capital Junk "o 371 Chemeketa.
Street, Phone 138,
LAtJItDRlBCS
SALKM STEAM LAUNDRT QUICK
delivery and careful work. Dry
wftnn 6c per pound, lit South Lib
erty street. Phone 15.
best.
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO
uljr washing done at a sate every
body can afford. For only SB cents
w will collect, wash and deliver
yoUr washing within twenty-tour
hour, Pbohe J47L
MACHINISTS
WE?DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF
al kinds, automobile reparring. oxy
acttylence welding-, gas engine re
pairing, model and experimental
wrk. Iowa Machine Shop, D. B.
Brbwn. prop.. 253 Chemeketa Bt, Sk-
IBCOSD HARD GOODS
WJfl aJUI AND BELti SECOND HAND
goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, bar.
nese. collars, collai pads, tools,
chains. Fred Echlndler. 866 Canter
Bteeel
bTORACH asp thakskkr
ALWAYS PICK THE BEST HOUSE-
noia gooas specialties; storage pack
ing, shipping and moving, horse
and uto vans; special freight rates
to? all points. C. O. Pick Transfer
ec storage JO. zna and Pine streets,
Portland. Oregon. Broadwav Ks a
UNDERTAKER
WEBH & CLOUGH C'B. WEBB. A M.
Liuuin, aunerat airectors. Latest
moaern methods known to the pro-
TRAVlFKh tfATJLISO
AUTO TRUCK BERVICK. ANT KIND
Trv or hauling. Household
CtfisiTH moving Jobs dona prompt
ly-
Try me once. Tim ma.
Phone 861. Residence
41$ State St
phone 1122-J.
WALL PAPIER, PAIHT
GLENN L. ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC-
corating. painting, tailing, paper
banging, etc, Work dona by contract
or day; good workman. LocaUoa
1020 Center St. Phone 686-W.
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice Wall Paper at
Buren's Furniture Store, 178 Com
mercial St.
8EB f PORTER FOR PAINTS WALL
Paner and Picture Framing. Good
workmen. 456 Court St- Phone 486.
WOVE WIRES reitciHo
Dest Natfenal Jk Aaaertean rtsH,
all staee, M In. M In. high,
. Paints, oils and Varnish.
-Steve Rebnllt and Repaired
Lennberry and Hen lleeaa.
Saleaa Feme Steve Werka.
t5 CMrt . Pbeae l4
' R. ft. eRvfIWJ.
WATER
SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE, 801 a
Commercial street. For water aerylce
apply at office. Make all complaints
at the office. No deductlona In bills
will be allowed for absence or for
any causes whatever unless water Is
cut off from premises. Hereafter
water foe irrigation will only be
furnished to regular customers using
water for .domestic purposes. Con
tractors for sidewalks, brick work,
r plastering, will please read "for
building purposes" under schedule of
rates. Apply at office for copy.
UPWARD SVING
S IS GIVEN CORN
Damage td Crop Feared From
Hot Winds in Southwest
War Makes Breaks
CHICAGO, July 26. Fear of crop
damage from hot winds In the south,
west; gave the corn market a pro
nounced upward swing today after
breaks duo to fresh gains for the en
tente allies In France. The close
was unsettled c to lc net high
er, with August 1.52 to XI. 53 and
September $1.53 -to $1.54. Oats
finished c to HJc up, and pro
visions down 5c to 70c.
Notwithstanding that two days
frost danger was a bogey, the corn
market today found high tempera
tures a powerful source of disturb
ance to values. At first, however,
continued defeats of the Germans,
especially the capture of Oulchy. led
to general selling and to resulting
downturns In prices. Slightly en
larged rural offerings together with
bearish views regarding crop condi
tions tended also to bring 'about
weakness. Then came talk of hot
win?, and there was a complete re
versal of sentiment. Throughout
the rest of the day, absence of press
ure was very evident and the buying
was persistent, although chiefly in
small lots.
Seaboard Inquiry helped to lift the
oats jnarket. The chief elelnent off
strength, though., was sympathy
with i-ofn.
Sharp declines In the price of hogs
carried down provisions. Liquidat
ing 'sales developed, and about the
only (support was of a local char
acter; PRICES HARDEN
BEFORE CLOSE
Nevl York Exchange Hesitant
on Account of Unreliable
War Rumors
NEW YORK, N. Y.. July 26. The
slock market was hesitant and Irre?
nlar In the first half of today's sup
erficial session, presumably on tht
fnil'We of Kcnsational war rumors
current yesjerday to . materialize.
but prices- hardened "later, a few
leaders making maximum quotations
for current movement
Pools were conspicuous in numer
ous minor specialties, but steels, a
lid equipments, . cnppeip and some
of the tobaccos featured the occa
sional intervals of activity, mainly
on short covering.
Unfted States Steel was easily In
th fvrcfront .furnishing about 40
jkt cent of the offerings and attain-
Inc tho highest price of the
108, closing half a poln
Bethlehem, Crucible and Lacka
wanna 9teels, Republic Iron and Col
orado fuel gained one to two points,
I'tah coppers and oils one to ane and
a half and General Cigars was prom
inent for Its sudden rise of four
points.
Rails were extremely ITstless. Un
ion Vacific. as on Instance. remain
Ins together unquoted until at the
end while Reading tlowly regained
its one-point reversal. Ofner bark-
ward issues included General Motors.
Sumatra Tobacco. Industrial Alcohol
and; Cuba rane sugar. Sale amount
ed to 335.000 shares.
Internationals fared better than
domestic Issues In the Irregular bond
market, Paris 6s gaining and
Anglo-French Cs j a small fraction.
Total sales, par lvalue, aggregated
$4,925,000. Old United states bonds
were unchanged on call.
I SALEM MARKETS
nunxo nucK.
Eggs sum Poultry.
Eggs. 38c.
Broilers 24 to 26c.
Hens, Id to 21c.
Old Roosters, 15c.
Pork, Mutton and Reef.
Pork on foot, IS to 16 Ue.
Ewes, 5c to 7c.
Veal, dressed. 12 to 15c.
Spring lamb, 10c.
Beef steers, 7 to 9e; cows. 4 to 7c.
lUy.
Cheat, per ton. $21.
Clover, per ton, $20.
Vetch, per ton, $22.
Grain.
Wheat. $1.85 to $1.87.
Oats, 0c.
Beans, 7 c.
Mill Feeds, Retail.
Bran, per ton, $36.
Shorts, per ton, $38.
WHOLESALE TO DEALERS.
Creamery butter. 51 52c.
Butterfat. f. o. b. Salem, 52c.
Fish.
Black Cod. 18c.
Red Cod, lie.
Salmon. Chinook, 25c "
Halibut, 25c
Codfish. 15c
FrnIL
Local peaches. 90c to $1.00.
Oranges. $8.00 to $8.60.
Canteloupes. $4.00 to $4.50.
Watermelons. 34e.
Tomatoes, $1.95.
Local Tomatoes. I5e lb.
Grape-Fruit. $4.50 to $7.75.
Lemons., $S.5 Oto $10.50.
Bananas. 8c lb.
Vegetable.
New potatoes. 4,4c
Green beans, 5 to 6c
Cabbage. 4c. .
Onions (Imported), $2.50.
Retail Price.
Creamery butter. 60c.
Dairy butter, 60c.
Eggs, 45c.
Flour, hard wheat, $2.80 to $J.
Flour, valley. $2.5 Oto $2.60.
Sugar, can snd beet. 11 lb. $1.
Potatoes, sack lots. $1.25.
Oil Imdurta.
Red Crown gasoline n bulk. 22e.
Standard engine distillate. In bulk.
13 cents.
Kerosene Pear. In bulk, lie;
Elaine, In case, 28c; Eocene, In case,
23 He. .
Oronlte Aroturps In case, 35c;
in bulk, 26 c ;
PORTLAND MARKETS I
llnlrjr Produce.
PORTLAND. July 26. Butter:
Prints, extras. 5051c: cubes, ex
tras, 45 45 prime first, 44 He;
dairy, 34c.
Butterfat: Portland delivery. No.
1 sour cream. 54c.
Potatoe.
New California's. $3.75 ft 4.00.
Ctraln.
July delivery, bids: Oats. No. 2
white feed. $61:; barley, standard
feed. $55; barley. "A" brewing. $56
Thirty days, bids: Oats, No. 2,
$61; barley, feed. $55; barley, brew
ing. 86.
Eastern oats and corn In bulk.
bids: Oats, No. 3 white, $56; oats.
38-pound clipped white, $57; corn.
No. 3 yellow. $67; corn. No. 3 mixed
$65: oats. No. 3. $55; clipped oats.
$5"; corn, yellow. $67; torn, mixed.
$65.
XKW YORK MAHKKT.
NEW YORK. July 26. Prunes.
firm. Hops, unchanged.
CAPTAINCY MAY
AWAlTj MARTIN
Marshfield Man Visits at Dal-
las Prior to Going to Camp
Lee, Virginia
DALLAS. Or.. July 26. (Special
to The Statesman.) Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Mattin of Marshfield are In
Dallas for a short visit with friends.
Mr. Martin was formerly local man
ager of the Oregon Power company's
properties In Tolk county and for the
past two years. has been manager of
tho Coos may property or the same
company. Mr. Martin ha been grant
ed an Indefinito leave of absence and
will go to Camp Lee, Va.. soon to
take training In the officers train
ing camp where he expects to secure
a captain's commission In the engi
neers. Mr. Martin Is an expert In
construction oft electric lighting sys
tems and before coming o Oregon
was engaged In this, work In Indian
Territory, now the state of Okla
homa. I
SSSiBHL ESTATE
WANTED Ti THAIE THHEK V.
rant lots for a hue and lot. Will
pay canh dlffrrence. Itine li't-W.
have a call for a St loan and a
?& on good town property at 6 and
per rent. Loanrre please e ane.
Wm. Fleming. 311 State St.
FOR HALE FtUR ROOM Ct ITT AGE,
furnished, furnace, electric range,
paved street, rlnae to ear-line, sac
rifice price. W. II. Grabenhorst at
Co.. 27 State 8U Phone 2315.
16 ACRES IRRIGATED UWD IN
Sutherlln valley. Oregon kmm1 anil.
mm! iwhotil and good community.
For quick sale. 6. phone 177. A.
Itohrnstedt. 461 Masonic Temple.
Salem, Ore.
A GOOD BUT 26tSt FXET ON EAST
aide Cotniattelal street, one door
north. of State street. Balem. together
t' perpetual right of way over the
14xtVk feet tract extending from
this property to State strel Terms
Apply Sytt Boaorth. 701-8 Spauldlag
B1J
of.
Portland. Oregon.
BARGAINS SIX ROOM HOt'KE. 1766
Lee St.. 162S.06. worth 810M. Esst
front fine corner lot In good location
close In. 8I2S.OO. Lot on paved street.
7 blocks from postorflce I&2S.M East
front lot on 26th 8L, near Center.
IZ2S 00. street paved. Fred J. Hmlth.
22 Breyman block, phone 1J22W.
FOR SALE OR TRADE NEW MOD-'
ern five room bungalow, water piped
In house. One acre of truck land,
two springs, main highway, near
three state Institutions, where steady
employment ran be secured. Fine
place for chk-kens. Price $!. will
script automobile as part payment.
Write R. V. Wright. Turner. Oregon.
MAN WANTED WITH BAH NO OUT-
flt. to bale ftrty tons or hay. I have
fir and oak wood for sale. I have
clients with money on personal or
real estate security. John 11. Scott.
401 Hubbard Building.
BRING YOUR TRADES
can match you. C W. Nlemeyer. Real
Estate Agent. Canada Lands. 641 State
street.
FOR SALE 20 ACRE FARM. ALL
cleared, family orchard. S acres
wheat. 9 tons of bay In barn. 4 acres
planted to corn, beans and potatoes,
a-ood team. cow. chickens, farming
Implements and household goods.
wt-ll Drlnar. runnina water In pas.
ture. nrice SSOeO.00. one half cash.
terms on balance. 6 per cent Inter
ests W. II. Grabenhorst 4k Co.. 871
State St, I'hone 221S.
FOR EXCHANGE It ACRES LOOAT-
cd near Gilliam Station all In timber
estimate! 0 cocrta or wntt ana
room his and 8 lots on Turner 8t
Salem. Want larger bouse close In
for the above. Will nay some rash.
6 Room Bungalow, lot 60x110. well to
taled In Loa Ansreleau rents for 12.
aim 8 room eottage at Baldwin Park,
rents for 810. Want acreage for the
abovenear Salem.
Perrlne Ac Marsters. 401 Hubbard Bldg.
afH RAI.K SEAT FIVE ROOM COT
tag nearly new, two lota, one block
from nxrm.nl ItO 1A swell Ilv
room modern bungalow naj paved
street, not far out. $18. Vinm t
room bungalow on paved street.
8200. It acre tract bearing erehard
and loganberries, good buildings,
main road, close to Hlm. bargain
at tlftne. flood farm. 318 aeres. hot
torn land, new house, good barn, well
fenced. $S per acre, take smsller
place part pay. Equity In six room
house for lots or auto, llouaca for
rent. F. I Wood. Bayne Building.
LOOK AT THIS A REAL
OPPORTUNITY
About 4tl acres of choice Polk eonn
ty land about lit acres clear; about 6t
acres 1 stump pasture: balance la
eho! piling timber and oak gruba.
Timber alone worth Slt.tv. New mur
room house, new dairy barn, providing
for St cowa and four horses; new pig
pen and new milk house. Water plp4
from fine spring to all buildings. Will
sell the whole at n great bargain.
Very easy terms, 6 per cent Inter est.
Addreaa L. owner, car Tho Stateemaa.
TRADES A 28t WELL Efal'lFPED
ranch 65 A. In cultivation, har Hoe-
kins for a small valley place.
A Good Equity In an St acre farm for
anv clear property of $: or near.
Wanted a modern Salem house for
Portland lots as bart payment.
Will take clear lot for eauty In nice
llttl kunrilow home.
A comfortable bouse. Fairgrounds road
for a It to 15 acre Improved place.
A 16 In Waseo county homestead for
a Kalem house or small acreage.
A Canada 1-4 section for a good small
modern house Salem.
A Newoort house for Salem.' and a Sa
l-m Knuu, for Nawnort Or CfMiSt.
Th. above are nrominent for the week.
but we have several hundred other
listings for trades. If you don't
what vou want, ask for It.
The Fleming Reslty Co.. 811 State St,
lent. Phone 303.
FOR EXCHANGE 5 ROOM HOUSE.
for varart lot and cah. price $;
$1?.00 hardware stock and buildings.
for valley ranch, not over siz.ess.ee
lft acne with modern improvements.
rear car line tor fc rm house and
m'TlKtK back for balance, price
8I6SS. 32 acres, all cultivated. 12
acres In prunes, some Inganberrlea.
frood Itnrrovetient. 6 miles from Sa
ent. will take K len residence and
eaah. nrice 8T.SS0. tt acres, fslr Im
1,1 vemcnts. a m.les frou Salem. 2$
arrt-a r-tones and rherrlea. want
Southern Crcgen rshrh not over $11
01". .'0 acres. 25 cultivated. 6t
cl-ver. a lot of the balance has been
rlovered. g-U morftn Improvements.
close to station. well fenced
with woven wire. Income 86.
want good smsll ranch close
to ft lem as part, srd cash and mort
gage back for bslsnte. price 81t
per acre, fiorvl haavy team for sale
or tiade f.r lighter team or good
milrh cows. Oood equipped dairy.
to Salem, for tr.t- ttorotofsky,
Stl Flat ft.
tx;;.H soli iiy iHii xi).
Canada has been making the ex
periment of selling eggs by the
pound instead of by the dozen, ac
cording to Consul Fred C. Slater,
Sarnla, Ontario.
"The only obstacle In the way of
a unanimous Indorsement of th
plan Is seemingly that the public ha
not been educated to buy that war.
says Mr. Slater. "As refuting tbla
objection It In pointed out that. In
view of the wide variation In the is
of eggs, the consumer would quickly
realize that the system affords a fair
and Just basis ot charge.
THINGS TKAT .tlVEP. HAPPEN
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1 g r-i FtLLtR LJKi Know I
Miners Union Officials
Deny Strike Was Called
nUTTE. Mont.. July 2 i. Officials
of the Metal Mine Workers Union
today denied that a strike of the
miners employed in the Butte mines
had been railed for tomorrow at
noon .and In a bulletin Issued by the
executive committee of the union a
notice to miners was pnblUbed
which said:
"The Metal Mine Workers Union
wishes to warn the membership
aaglnst the misleading Inference that
a strike Is called for tomorrow noon.
Stay at your work until we rind that
there Is no other course left to set
tle oar grievances. Hold your places
until a general call Is Issued.
An open meeting of the miners
has been called by the mine workers
ror next Monday. The publication
nt ih. in in workers this afternoon
stated that an answer to the demand's
of the union was expected tomorrow
noon. Vice President Con P. Iley
of the Anaconda Copper Mining com
pany, at a public meeting last night.
Stated that his fflTprrr refused it
treat with an organlxatlon which
Mr. Kelley alleged was an I. W. W.
organisation.
Army Raises Rank of
Man Called Han Spy
-
CAMP LEWIS. TACOMA. Wash-.
July 26. Regiments! Sergeant Ma
lor Thomas llelmnth Rltter. who I
few months ago was the central fix
are In charges agatnst him that he
was a spy In the service of Germany
and that be was also the grandson of
the quartermaster general of the
eighth German army corps, today
was made a sergeant In the 166th
depot brigade.
Rltter. two months ago. was
leased from the guardhouse of tho
1epot brigade, where he had been
confined fallowing his removal from
the county jail In Tacoma. He was
amsigned to the depot brigade for
doty as a private, having been
dared while In confinement. The
fact that the charge against Elm
could not be proved and his later re
lease and restoration to duty was
not permitted to be pablished at thai
time by the officers of the 91st di
vision, who. with the district attor
ney's offlee In Seattle, were la charge
of the case.
Another Claim Is Held up
- by Secretary of Stale
. claim for $50 by John A. Col
ier. deputy district attorney for
Multnomah .cdunty.for service ren
dered a state department has been
held up by Secretary of 8tate Olcott
pending an opinion by Attorney Gen
eral Brown for which Mr. Olcott
TaU m !, Py afVn,
funn AuattHurra-rrtl
biAMoan sttks riiXa,- sa
SOLD BT CSJJGuISn ntsToXIXf
jnnn
SPRJNGTEX is the underwear
with m million little sprints in its
fabric which "five and take"
with every movement of the
body, and preserve the shape of
the trarment despite lone weir
and hard washings.
It is the year-arouad underwear, FfV,
medium or heavy wright. aa yon like.
"Remember to Buy It
YeVti Fcat Yen I lev It On
Aa rwr iWsr
UTICA KNITTING CO, Maitr
Srs Iten: 3V) fPtHgty. Rtw Trt
Ma444MMWt4W.M4V
asked yesterday.
Collier represented the Issarsac
department la a coafetrace at
Tillamook vber a qaesUoa of over
Insurance was at Irs ace. Th
conference took place la Job
Mr. Olcott says Collier has been paid
la fall for his Jane services and ha
wants to know If the cilia should b
allowed.
Consolidation Board May
Call Meeting Next Mofilh
It is reported that a conference
between the state consolidation com
mission and some heads of state de
partments may be called aboat the
middle of An cast. What department
heads will be Invited to appear is
not known- J. W. Matthews, who
has charge of the commission's of
fice here, refuses to give oat an
lanformatloa.
TIME TABLES
IOITMKRV PACtnC CO.
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New 64 Ocegoataa K... t:t$a.aa.
Km. 16 Othos Kapreea ..... T Saa-na.
N. 2 Wlllsmotte Insulted.. I llaav
N. 16 Portland Paaeenger.. 1:36 p sm.
NS 21 fnoa Hay 3:44 p aa,
Na. II pertland Express ... 6 tip-fa.
SA i:t lcal Way Freicht.. 8 Man,
N. 222 I'ortlaad Fast rC..ll li aa.
Sx II orataaiaa 3 It ana-
No. 3 Cooa liar It tl svsa.
No. 16 California Espreee. ..lt:&8 a-aa.
No. IT ItoMbtarg Paeeger.. 4 -"..
So. 27 Wiilanwila Liaaited.. 6:64 pan.
No. 13 Kan rraadare Pass.. 8:14 P-sa.
So. 321 Baa Fran. Fast Prt . ..llrtt avaa.
No. 321 Local Way Freight.. 13-41 a. an.
SALrW-Cr.:! LtiBI
No. 73 'Arrive at Salens trltasa.
No. It Leave talesn 3.t
Rtl.RM. FALLS OTT A WSCrrrtt
141 Leaves. Kaleaa. saoter..... T:6ta.sa.
161 leaves Kalena, saoloe..... VII an.
161 Leave Ha lean, motor l:4taa.
Througn car te kl am mm Ik and Arlie
167 Ua SUIeaaa. motor 4:16 pan.
Itt leaves BaUaa. Boot or . . . . . 6:66 p.aa,
lit Way Freigkt leaven Sales 6 et as.
MI Arrive at Hal em titan.
161 Arrive at Helena llrStaaa.
144 Arrive at Saleaa S ttp.sa,
Itt Arrive nt Saleaa......... Ill pea.
lit Arrive at Saleaa T Itpan.
lit Way Freight Ar. Salesn... 3.11 pan.
tsrcov rLKcraic
tbae4
Train
No.
Leave
Arrlv
Salens
Arrive
E -
1t.lt ana
11:26 pen
Portlan4
1
llltn
8 liana
It It sea
11 It pea
6 Ltd., I It ana
T
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t
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It
I si pa
4:6 pna
t 6 pna
t:X4 pna
4:ltpa 4:2$ psa
6:4tpna 8 64 pea
t tT pan SUIeeaaly
lt:7tpea 6aln nl r
8:taaa I Ilia
31
11:46 pna
North Ibink tatio (leave Jeffer
son Street 16 and It sniauUe later.)
Xank
Train Iave Arrlv Arrlv
No. Eeren Salaai port lead
8 ll tiana 4 Han I Uan
4 T:ltana Tl ana
I U4-. T:Utm t:4$asa 11.11 aa
12 II I ana l:2tpea
II Il:1$ara I it pea 4 tt pea
14 U4.. 1. 66 pna 4 pan 6 44 pan
2 4:1psa 6. It pan T:4t ptaa
22 4-26 pea 7.86 pna It te pen
. a North Iiaak sitstlon (Arrive J-ffr.
so nireet 1$ sninwte earlier). Leav
Corvallla.
CORTALMt tmjr.CTtOSS
Kdkta4
Leav Corvslli
Arrlv Salens
8 31ana
1)11 pra
8:41 pea
4 1 pna
6 tt pna
Leav Salens
Stk
t If am
114 am
13 tlpra
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4 - a a
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1-ltaea
4 pea
6 ) pna
7:68 ra .
Arrive Corsni
ITana
11 tl em.
2.1tpea,
6 :1 pm
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