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I l Lame Ttm OREOON STATESMAN ,WK1 . . 1? . Classified Directory Ear, Sell and Exchange all Kinds SECOND HAND GOODS UETS CLOTHING, SHOES, BICY IXES, TOOLS, GUNS, SUITCASES. , CAPITAL EXCHANGE i phone 493 S37 Court SL NORWICH UNION I - FIRE INSURANCE SOCIKTT W. II. norghardt, Jr. lUaldent Agent 383 State- St. INEY TO LOAN ; ION WPROTEII PARM AND CITY . fl-ROPKBTY AT LOWEST RATKS HrHOS. K. FORDSl.t CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Rate Per Ward. . Plrat lnaertlon ...lie Subsequent insertion Uc One week (six InaertU.a).,. ; fie One month ....... ....... isc Six months' contract, per mo...!8e II months contract, per mo...! 7c No sect, opened for less then lit A nest card given free with Tan advertisement to the extent of 50c announcing "For bale," "For Rent- "Rooms" or "Board." : HEW TODAY j Each new classlfed advertise ment will be run under "New Today for the first Insertion, un less otherwise ordered by the ad vertiser. - J Subsequent Insertion of the ad. will appear under its proper classification. T No advertisement will be run - - - - - yi mm a one Issue under any circumstances J i NEW TODAY WANTED-2 tons hay. Phone 1138J. good cheat WANTEDSTOCK HOOH FROMjSO to 110 pounds. I'hone 8F2 RELIABLE WOMAN WISHES TO Care lur amaii cniid. i'hone 2142 BOARD AND ROOM WANTED BY WO .man with baby. I'hone 248111. POWER SPRAYER IN GOOD' SECOND bh ronumon wanted), i'hone a 138 J. WANTED GIRL, FOrTcENKRAI, housework. State School for! Deaf. Phone C4S. ,., FOR SALE A TWO-WHEELED AU l .to trailer with all attachments, less 1 than halt price. Phone 138011. PROTECTION AND SERVICE .FUR- nlshing "gilt edge' dependable fire - insurance protection is our huMinens: i but we don't stop at that, .fori after i w get the huflineft, we give vou prompt and efficient Insurance ser vice. In other words, wo aim I to bo your fire Insurance service office. H. V A. Johnson Insurance Agency, il A 2 , Bush liank Hldg., Salem. Phono 24T. ' FOR ' BXCHANTJ&1-1K0 ' "ACRI1S 12 , mi tea from town,- 18 acres now m rultivatlon and 40 more could be. Small house, barn a-nd other build .Ings. Good well and lots grod wood timber. Snap $3000. want Salem ac reage or redldmri property. f t ,. FOR EXCHANGE 100 acres S niiles from town.' half In cultivation, bal ance timber and paxture. 7 room house, barn, well and springs,. One , mile to school. Price 84009, want Ha lem residence or close In acreaga, FOR SALE 17 acre tract 4 miles from Salem on fine road, all in cultivation. 10 acres bearing prunes. Fair set of . farm buildings. Prune i 'crop brought f200 this year, price! SI0OO " on terms. I - 1 FOR SALE 4 room house and lot 40 ' by 100 feet, woodshed and stable. bargain at 8325. s -! All kinds of exchanges and bargains V PERRINE & MARSTERS j ' 30 Hubbard Bldg, I'hone 07. EMPLOYMENT ' WAlS" -' . BOT8 WANTED TO CARRT STATES- inan routes. Appiy in person WANTED ACTIVE MA.N FOR t'LKIM- cai pnaiiion in oaiem. aim rests Ala, fcor WANTED AT ONCE TO CjAIIRY . ';;?n"," . .vaii at a?! state SU w.-it. ifurgnarai jr. WANTED 16 YEARS OIt OR over to learn printing pra j work. Apply foreman pressroom maU-sinan WANTED CYLINDER PRESSMAN Man above draft age or of deferred ' classification preferred. Steady post. tion for right man: desirable loca tton and pleasant work. Address E. M. Duffy. Corvallis. Ore. i FK3IALK WANTED A WOMAN TO CARE FOR invalid. 2090 Ferry 6L : WANTED ELDERLY LADY ! FOR housekeeper. W. E. Cantrell, Ger- vais, tjre. ,., r . WOMEN WANTED SALARY IJ4, full time, SOe an hour spare timii, dis tributing guaranteed hosiery to , wearer. Permanent. Ei per ience un necessary. Apply Guarantee i Mills. rterristown, l'a. WANTED YOUNG LADIES PERMANENT POSITIONS NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED. PAID WHILE LEARNING. RAPID INCREASE IN VAC.C3. CALL AT TELEPHONE COM PANT 170 NORTH LIBERTY ) FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT HOUSES. APARTMENTS and farms. - K U Wood, 341 State u-eei, pnona ;it. FIVE ROOM FiriSNISIIED HfHTSE, thoroughly nuxlrn. to rent. Mncy o lon on firnt rlnH farm security ,- nm RENT -A MODERN KTX ROOM , nous, Kraizc and full basement l0ft Kir St., .n h ait rni.imi lull. Kails ' ''v-Hni., i u in her Co., 311 Ktli St none si. , ROOMS RENT- Ct IM KORTABLM ROOM : with ue of bath, in modern home. ; Addrm A. B.( tare Statesman, ROOMS heaV,S,DI3 ROOM? HOT WATER "at modern conveniences, also ln- v.iose w Htttt House. 1030 Chcmekete, phone 1280. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOU 8AUVOKE TRl iii," Minn! v,h Jb. Must sell at once. Inquire day time at wood de partment Spaulding Lagging Cos. ' lrk 2030R after M1SCELL.ANBOITS. WINDMILL,- ,KOR SALE I'HONE mornlnga 842. IF. YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST ii . r "5na W'W the Pacific oaiem, lyregon, ror a trial subscription. Mentlesi this ad. nccr. . ucuiauaa UASUIJNE ' ENfllNR IK horsepower, t cylinders. Suitable for train elevator. Formerly used as Condition. 100 Ballon tank P.I.. fii'.-f00 Bow". Spalding Bldg, wa MTMlUe Vr0 f ! I " CAPTIVITY OF THE O ATM AN GIRLS -This trtl itnr .... . Tr (ration lias been rarafiill r-.i.. tnaklna; a handsome little book.' It telle in graphic terms of the mas sacre of the Oatman family, of the . V. "Tn. ana the captivity of Mary and Olive.; Um Ai-A starvation and Olive was purchased from the Indians five years later. The price la 20 cents. i aa- dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. Sa- lem. Oregon. j . ' POULTRY IF lOU WANT TO GETTilEBEST poultry paper published send 10 venis io tne Northwest Poultry journal, saiem. Oregon, for a trial """wipuon. Mention this ad. LOST aid FOUND' FOUND FOITND BICVCLB. 1107 -N. 18th street. INQUIRE AT FOUND MAN'S WHEEL, NEAR QUA. yei pn on Mush place. Owner can nave same by proving property and paying ior aav. j'none 4FI. LOST LT BAISY RL'tJGY PILIlW RE- tween Hellcvue and Chemeketa. Sat tirday evening. Notify Mrs. D. W. . I'ugn. phone 833. WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED QUINCET. ArPI.ES AND uakuu, Salem Fruit Co. Phone HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR good clean rags. Press room States man. ,; j AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY AUTO SERVICE SHIPP-S AUTA SERVICE CITY AND , country trips.. u- Phone. .Day, S nignu . TIRES REPAIRED VULCANIZING GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE Station. 177 South : Commercial St., Phone 428. QUACKENBUSH AUTO SUPPLY AND vulcanizing. 2ls North Commercial street. I'hona 44. 8UIPPS AUTO SERVICE- CITY AND ections, tunes zbc up. vrvic car. I'hona 342. 128 South Commercial streeL v Read the Classified Ads. BUSINESS CARDS BARBER SHOPS SEND TUB BOYS IN EARLY TODAY and they will get the best hair trim they ever had. Ingrey's Barber Shop 311 State street IHI AITS AND EXPRESS. CAI1TAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 833. Salera'a largest and best equipped -transfer company. Get our reduced freight rates on eastern shipments. Also fori storage as we have three warehouses In connection with business. . Farnitura moving packing, shipping and storing our specialty. Office 221 State street DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F. a7 ii stauavwi i vj vvuiiiivi - elal street. Ladies' and genetlmen's suits cleaned and pressed, f 1.25 and $1.75. Work called for and delivered 1 VTLT a. Vv ill Vf sfAMMAa. free. Telephone Main 553. JUNK JUNK JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST price for junk of every kind. Let us make you a price on your household goods. The "Square; Deal" House capital Jung co Z71 cnemeaeis street. -; Phone 298. I. LAUNDRIES. SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY GUICK delivery and earefal work. Dry wash, Ce per pound, 131 South Lib erty street. Phone: za. HOME WW WASH LAUNDRY REG ular washlnsr dona at a rate every body can afford. For only 80 cents we will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four hours. Phone 2471. m MACHINISTS WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy acetylens welding, gas engine re palrfng. model and esperlmental work, Iowa Machine Shop, D. B drown, prop., 253 Chemeketa SU Sa lem. "" 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' MONEY TO LOAN. FOR Mi PER CENT FARM LOANS sea the Msrlon-polk County Nation al Farm Loan Association. W. D. Smith. 303 Salem Bank of Commerce Bldg. iti M.rvTT Oic MONEY TO IIAN ON friuxi farms. Iiow i interest rates ivivilra-e ti par $lo or miltll on Interest dates. Five or seven year loan. II. M- HawkUis, 311 Manonic Bldg., Salem, Ort-Kon. ' 1 1 i i .I - vuiMKits NKEDINO FEDKHAL Fartn 'l-.an fundH for fall and winter uses nmsl file their applications Imme .: d alrlv. ..'IP A- C. Bohrnsledt 401 Masonic Ttinple. Salenf. Oregon SECOND HAND GOODS A GOOD PRICE FOR TOUR uied iX:.-:.. " na noutoid goods. Be- tti'J-MiBr,.olt "?.Piec e con vinced and call up 931. wf? BUT AND SELL 8ECOND HAND m anas. pip nttings, har ness, collars, collar pads, tools, chalna. Fred . Echindler. 168 Center UNDERTAKERS. WEBB A CLOUGH CTbTwEBBTX-!. tuniru aireciors. Latest modern methods known (to the pro fession. 487 Court street. WALL PAPER, PAINT. GLENN L ADAMS FOR HOUSE nwr?" orating, painting, tinting, paper hanging, etc. Wotk dune by contract ?,rod?: Hl orkm- LocaCloa 1020 Center St. Phone (88-W. TEN CENTS A DOUBLES ROLL. AND upward for choice Wall Paper at Buren's Furniture Store, 17 Com- SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL raoer ana i-iciure Framing. Good workmen. 4(6 Court St. Phone 488. WOVEN WIRB FENCING. Depat Natlenal Asaerieaa Feaeev all ataes, M la. ta SS la. high, Palate. Oils and aVralaaT ftavea IteaaUt and Repaired. Legaaberry Hap Meats. . Malesa Vrmmm At li... w.- . xej caarf SL Paaaa 1S4 WATER SALEM WATER CO nrvicv. isi Si wuimncMi iirxv. r or water service apply at office. Make all complaints t the office. No deductions in bills will ba allowed for absence or for any causes whatever unless water Is cut off from premises. Hereafter water for Irrigation will only be furnished to regular customers using water for domestic purposes. Con- tractors for sidewalks, brick work, or plastering, will nleeaa read "re building purposes" under schedule of rates. Apply at office for copy. TRANSFER HAULING AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND r.x hauling. Household 'Ctigji moving Jobs done prompt c - 1 ly. Try mo once. Timma. 475 Stste St. Phone ICS. Residence phone 1123-J. LODGE DIRECTORY MODERN WOODMEN MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5248. meets every Thursday evening at S o'clock in Derby building, corner Court and High streets. R. F. Day, V. C; J. A. Wright, cierK. PR0FESS10HAL CHIROPRACTIO DR. O. L. SCOTT, D. C GRADUATE of P. S. C. Chlropractlca fountain head. Davenport. Iowa. Chlrapractlc corrects the cause of disease. Office 404-7-8 U. S. N. Bank Building. , Phone 87. Resflence IZS-K. DENTIST OR. F. U UTTER. DENTIST, ROOMS 418-414 Bank of Commerce Building. Phone 404. MUSIC TEACHERS R. HARR. TEACHER OF PIANO. Phone 138L OSTEOPATHY DR. Wi L. MERCER. GRADUATE American School Osteopathy. Kiras vllle. Mo.; treats acute and chronic disease. Office 401-405 U. a. nation al Bank Bldg. Phone 118. Residence 4 It North Bummer. i'hone ft!. OSTEOPATHY DRSJ WHITE AND WALTON. OSTEO- pathle physicians and surgeons. Oraduates of the American School of Osteopathy, Klrksville, Mo. Post graduate and specialised la nrvous diseases at Los Angeles College. Treat acute and chronic, diseases. Offices 505-4-7 8 U. & National Bank Bldg. I'hone 8&9. uesiaence ,iazu Court street. Phone 2315. Dr. White residence phone 449. PHYSICIANS DR. Lv O. ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC Phyatelan. General practice, uau Stones and Goiter treated successful ly. Office and residence 388 North I,lhrtr. Salem, phone 147. PUBLIC STENOGRAPHERS PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER 121 Ub- erty street, rnone sn. CHINESE PHYSICIAJ4. DR. I M. HUM CUR249 ANY KNOWN dl&ease. 158 8. Hirb St. Phone 383. WHOLE MILK Wo will pay $a.23 per hundred de livered at Halem. I 'rice baaed on 4 per rent fat cont4nta. Iliooe 2188 MAEION CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO. HALEM, OREGON Advances in Corn Result horn President's Note CHICAGO, Oct. 15. Sharp new advances in the corn market today resulted largely from" Tresldent Wil son's note to Germany. Quotations, althrvigh unsettled, were 2c. tn ic net hlghvr with November $1.21 4 to $1.24a and December $1.21 to $1.21. Outs gained c lo -vic and provisions lfc to $!. Corn traders appeared to bA near lv unanimous In drawing bullish con elusions a to the effect of the pres ident's stand. In addition, me oeii- nlte understanding that the federal government might qnkkly conio into the market as a liberal buyer tended fiii-ihfr to discount speculative sPng. flats went up grade with corn.' Domestic shipping demand was good. Word of probable big expmt require ments gave decide! strength to pro-, visions and so likewise did upturns in th value of corn and boss. There is many a wife In this coun- .. . .k haa i.no on try who regrets she has hue one las hue one country. You either dlrec- f. . husband to give to her com can look at this from tion. Log Angeles Times. Headings SALEM MARKETS I DUYINO IRICE. Errs and I'oultry. Eggs. 60c. Broilers, 24c. Heru, tl to 23c Springers, 23c. Old roosters. 15c. Pork, Mutton and Beet. Pork on foot, 17 V4c. Ewes, 8 to 104c. Veal, dressed. 19c. Spring lamb, 12c. 'Beef steers, 1 to 9c. Ccws, 4 to 7c. t Hay. Cheat, per ton. $24. Clover, per ton, $23 to $26. Oats, 323 to $20.. Grata. Wheat. $1.94 to $2. Oats, SOc to $1. Beans, 7c to 7 c. Mill Feetf. Retail, aim run. $28 to $39 per ton. WHOLKSAlK TO DEALERS. Creamery butter, 64 to 6c. Uutteifat, r. o. b. Salem. 63C. Flab. Black cod, 18c. lied cod, 11c. ' Salmon, 23c. Halibdt, 2a. . Codfish, 16c Fruit. , Grapes, $1.60. Oranges, $8. Canteloupes. $2.76 to $2.26. Local tomatoes, SOc. Casabas, 3c. Iemons, $8.60 to $9.60. Bananas, 8c pound. Vegetable. New potatoes, 2ft to 4c. Green beans. 4. Cabbage, 4 to 4 He. Onions (Imported), $2.7S. Green peppers, 8c pound. Iletail Prices. Creamery butter. SO to 70c. Dairy butter, 65c. Eggs, 65c. - Flour, hard wheat. $3.10. Flour, valley. $2.90. Sugar, cane and beet. 111b. $1. Potatoes, sack lots, $1.25. Oil lroducta. Sugar, cane and beet, 11 lb. $1. Standard engine distillate. In bulk, 13 cents. Kerosone Pear, in bulk, lie; Elaine, In case. 28c; Eocene In case, 23 Vis. . Oroniti Aroturps In case, 35c; In bulk, 26 lc. Bay More Roods ' ' PORTLAND MARKETS I ! Dairy Products. PORTLAND. Oct. 15. Butter: Prints, extras. 65067c; cubes.' ex tras, 63 He; prime firsts, 61c; dairy, 3 Sc. Hutterfat, Portland delivery: No. 1 sour cream, 69c. Potatoes. Locals, selling price. $1,7562. , Gralna. October delivery, bids: t Oatr, No. 2 white feed, $55; barley, rtandard feed, 48. Eastern oats ani corn in bulk, bids: Oats, No. 3 white. $48.50;. 38- pound clipped white. $..0.50 corn. No. 3 yellow, $55; corn'. No. 3 mixed. $54. November: . Oat. No. 2, $55; bar ley, feed. $48: oats. No. 3. $48.50; oats.? clipped!. $50.50; corrf, yellow. $54; corn, mixed, $js.50. NEW YORK MARKETS. NEW YORK. Oct. 15. Evaporat ed apples, dull. Prunes, strong Peaches, government absorbing. Leading Stocks Develop Some Erratic Tendencies vNRW YORK. Oct. IS. Judging from the uncertain and irregular course of today's market, speculative Interests wero less inclined to Jump at hasty conclusions regarding, the result of pending developments in the war situation. With the exception of oils, in svhlch fluctuations were most bewil dering, shares favored In tne preced ing session, notably rails, shippings. tobaccos and hlgh-prlcd specialties. were under constsnt pressure. United States Steel, which prom ised yesterday to get into Its stride on the upswing, was among the er ratic leaders, reacting 2 4 points from Its best snd closing at a loss of 14 points. Marine, preferred, was under the Influence of realizing sales, ivactlng two points after an early show of activity and strength, while standard rails, especially Pacifies, forfeited one to two and a quarter points. Coppers and leathers were consist ently firm to strong, the demand for metals centering about American Smeltln Rand Anaconda and Utah. Hide and Leather, preferred, made an additional gain of three points, but fell away later. War stocks reflected the changed attitude of traders, some of the more distinctive Issues of that division rising one to four points, with Indus trial Alcohol and the food shares. Mexican Petroleum was the most di verting feature, rallying almost 11 points from Its minimum oT the first hour, finishing at an advance of 54 points. Stndcbaker rained 6 points. Sals amounted to 740.000 sharrs. Railroad and industrial issues were the strong features of the broader bond mark", the liberty group showing variable tendencies. while Internationals were nome tn Total sales, par value, aggregated a inn noft '?.V..0.0." . .-a Old United States bonds wire un changed on call ... .' - .... IV,,.m .l women are KR;""-"; ' solves witn two or iiirrt-Bimpi.- of costume tn rather inexpensive ma- terlals That Is the word that hai. terials. terials. Trial is . ins - . ' gone forth. We bt-lleve In rrii. but tb-re are "J.VrTc. to be uhown. Los Angeles limes. . The Wants and Needs of the So You Can ReadHy Find Them---They,re Worth Whilej REAL ESTATEl FOR SALE 40 ACRES LAND, FIRST ciasa oottora; some stock and grain; Implements. Must be sold. 'ur par. tlculara. addreaa RL X, Bclo. care of Balalger A Son. WILL. SELL. SO OR 140 ACRES OF MY farm la miles south of Dallas o improved road, mall route milk route Lhone line and railroad. Mary F. L ae. R. 3. Bog 103. Dallas. Ore. A OOOD 100 ACRE FARM. ALL IN cultivation, well fenced, family or chard, fair buildings, good main road within 7 miles of Salem, lays well. Might take psrt In trade, price $110 an acre. See Wm. Fleming, 341 State street. A OOOD BUY 33x80 FEET ON EAST side Commercial street, one door north of State street, Salem, together with perpetual right of way over the i4xo feet tract extending from this property to State street. Terms. A B kpply Scott Bosorth. 781-3 Spauldlug "ug-. roruana, Oregon. A FINE LITTLE FORTY. ALL IN Cul tivation except V acre pasture, with springs in it, two acres rine prunes, also family orchard, good barn and poultry house, good count road 7A miles from Halcm where owner wants a stock ranch. Will assume two or three housand. See or write Wm. Fleming. 341 State street BRING YOUR TRADES I caa match you. C W. Nlemever. Real Estate Agent. Canada lands. 544 Slat wee i. I HAVE FOR SALE IMPROVED AND unimproved lands In small and large tracts. Will take vacant lots or resi dence In town as first payment and give liberal terma on remainder. I also have some registered liolstrln cows and a male for sale. John IL Scott. 404 Hubbard Bldg. GOOD SEVEN ROOM HOUSE FOR sale monthly payment plan; barn, chicken house, large lot. potatoes, etc. IS acrea on Oregon electric, nice level land, for city property. IS acrea. good house and barn, for city property. Good 5 room modern house, paved street, close to carllne, a bar gain. room modern house, 87 per month. Sea O. W. Laflar, Hubbard Bldg. EXCHANGE 240 ACRES IRRIGATED land in Idaho to trade for prune ranch. 11 acrea with good five room house for home In Salem. Saw mill and 440 acres timber for sale or trade. 84 acres Improved Stats, trade for acreage n.ear Salem. Choice lots In Salem or Portland, value $120 and cash for 40 to 80 acres good land. 10 acres Sacramento valley, well Im proved for Salem property or acre age. 73 acres for rent- F. L. Wood. Bayna Bldg. ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS ON my list An 80 acre farm, 50 in cul tivation, balance good - timber and pasture, spring water piped. Family orchard, very well fenced, mostly woven wire, good soil, a main county graveled road, near railroad and connty seat Dallas. Price good for thia week only. 855 an acre. I have personal knowledge of thia place and aay It la a bargain. William Flem ing. 341 State St. Phone 30X or 844 evenings. . fir HAVE INDEPENDENCE. ORE.. Res- dence to exchange for Salem resi dence, will nay cash difference. Have several ranches close In to exchange for city property aa part pay. 140 acres. 80 cultivated, alt tillable, to exchanae for residence in east Ba lem. Have several business oppor tunities that are great snaps. Hard ware atork and building to trade for ranch or mortgages. Good ranch near Salem to exchange for Klamath county. Ore , Irrigated ranch. For a few daya 8100 modern house for 33000. Socolofsky. S41 State St- See me Wednesday morning. FOR SALE-? room strictly modern house, good location, large lot. pav ed street, bearing fruit, price 1170. S room modern house, paved street, price 3150. Well Improved 70 acre farm, all cultivated, will consider modern house up to 11000 as part payment, price 310.5. 444 acr farm, house, barn, family orchard. 3 acrea cultivated, balance timber and pasture, S acres 4 year old prune or chard, price 31500. Good Improved 84 acrea, S room modern house, barn. 10 acres of fine prune orchard. Jua coming Into bearing, mostly cleareu. some timber, rock road 5V miles from Salem, price 8125 per acre. 23 acre farm, good plastered bungalow, barn, well, some timber and pasture, S acres of hearing prunes, 1 acre lo gans. family orchard and berries, all stork, machinery and household goods goes, price 8000. If you want to buy. trade or sell, see us. W. IL Grsbenhorst A Co.. 275 State street. FOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT 70 ACRE FARM IMPROV ed. one mile to railroad town , on mall and creamery route. Cash rent. Box 323. Salem. Oregon. Wrist Watch Bribe Used in Army Scandal, Alleged NEW YORK. Oct. 16 Testimony that Felix Gouied. army contract pro moter, on trial In federal court with Attorney David L. Podell on-charges of conspiracy to defrand tht govern ment In connection with army rain coat contracts, had gtven $1000, a wrist watch and la probe to Captain Aubrey W. Vaughan, U. 8. A., pro curement officer of the waterproof supplies division of the quartermas ter's department, was given by Cap tain Vaughan himself at today's hearing. Captain Vaughan who had pre viously pleaded guilty to an Indict ment charging him with acceptance of the alleged bribes, denied on the stand that he. had been Influenced by them In his recommendations on 36 raincoat contracts totalling $8,- 000,000. Unconditional Surrender Is Demand of the Women NEW YORK. Oct. 15 An nnpoat to th women of the United States "o demand unconditional surrender as the only price o K?7tth Mar- I aiucHl tonight by Miss Elisabeth Mar- Ii.urv honorsrv nresldent of lb" o- lmrv. honorary oresld mon'a national committee of I h" Ani'Tlcan defense society. ho time for pacifists ana pussy - , OVPr. he aw-rtd. . ...i. .' Jj! dM, drivelling the bitterness or YM.7'. .JI " ld ,;; ,,nit alld afraid. Is the rcas- J1" Jnould i rcfuw to parley inow " no. Capital City are Noted Under Proper j REVELATIONS The Story of a A Wonderful Romanra of H-rrted Ufa Wonderf ally Told by AD ELK C2AIUUSON CHAPTER CX FINAL PREPARATIONS IX) R DICKY'S MOTHER To day my mother-in-law! - That was my thought when I swoke on the morning of the day which was to bring Dicky's mother to live with us. I am afraid If 1 had to set down my exact thoughts I should have to admit that I had a distinct feeling of r bellion against the expected vis It of Dicky's mother. If it were only a visit! There was Just tha trouble. Then I could hare welcomed my other-ln-law. enter tained her royally, kept at top pitch all the time she was with us, guarded every word and action, and kept from her knowledge the fact that Dicky and 1 often quarrelled. But Dicky's mother as far as I could see, was to ba a member of oar household for the rest of her Ufa. She herself had arranged It In a let ter, the calm phrases of which still Irritated ma as I recalled them. She had, taken me so absolutely for grant ed. as though my opinion amounted to nothing, and only her wishes sad those of her son coanted. I had no reason to love Dicky's mother. I knew that she had object ed violently to Dicky's marrying, tne because she had other plans for him She bsd even refused to come to our simple home wedding. And hers aha and I would have to live la tha same house for the rest of onr lives! But suddenly my cheeks- flamed with shame. After all. this woman who was coming was my hwbssd's mother, an old woman, frail, al most an invalid. I made up my mind to put away from me all the disagree able features of her advent Into my home, and to bnsy myself with plans ror her comfort and happiness. I hurried the breakfast- for wanted plenty of time for the lait preparations before Dicky's mother should arrive. Dicky was to go to his studio for a while and then go over to the station In tlma to meet her train, which was dut 11:20. Dicky's Parting ShoL "What time will you be here?" 1 asked Dicky for about the eleventh lime when he had finished his break fast and was ready to start for the studio. ; "How do I know?" Dicky rejoined Irritably. "If the train Is on tlma we ought to be hero In a half an hour after It gets In. That would bring us here about 12 o'clock. But those trains are often late, "Can't you telephone we If It is late?" I asked, although I dreaded to hear Dicky's reply. "Will you tell me why la creation I should telephone yen If the train la late? If lt'a late. ihy it Is. that's all. I'll have my hands full with mother, I can tell you. She's mors fussy about her things than yon are. and you're bad enough, My cheeks flushed at his contemp tuous tone, but I strove to keep my temper. ; "You don't understand. Dicky. I want to have luncheon all ready and piping hot when she comes. If I don't know whether the train Is late or not I won't know how to manage to keep sme of the dishes warm. and I'u a" 'aid they will be spoiled "Oh. piffle' Dicky snorted. "Mo ther Isn t the queen of England, and yon need not be so blamed particular if she has a cup of good tea when she gets here that will ba about all she'll want." He put his hand on the door knob then turned back to where I stood. trying to keep the tears hack. "Don't think don't appreciate your efforta to have things nice for my mother, be said, kissing me. but yon always try to do such elab orate stunts that yon get on my nerves. He went quickly out. leaving me as indignant as I wss grieved. . His tone snd words were so very patron Ixlng. I looked at the clock. Half after eight! I had Just three hours before me. I looked around the apartment to see what last touches 1 had to give things.) Dicky's things were all to ba moved from his room Into mine. He had slept In his own room for the last time the night before, but It would take very little time to put the final finishing touches on the room that had been bis, and which would now now belong to his mother. Katie appeared at the door of the living room "Won't you have another cup of rofree. Missis Graham?" The Last Straw. "No. thank you. Katie. Finish your dishes, and get your kitchen la per fect order, then attend to the bath room. He sure that you have plenty if clean towels out. and that yon put fresh soap In the holders. I will dust and arrange things In here Then w ran get luncheon." "All right, i feex." snd Katie van 'shod. I aiade up the beds fn both bedrooms, putting everything Place, removed the little dust la the living room which had collected since polishing the day before; Looking h nt over I could find no fault with them, so I went In for a final lk at lb rom which was to be clv in Ulrkv'a omther. , The bed wsa made np with my flneat linen. The dressing table and chiffonier were covered with pretty linen scarfs, and held nothing save a flower vase snd a cushion for pins on each. I reasoned that Dicky's mother would have many Utile things i - OF A WIFE Honeymoon of her own for which sha would want plenty of room. A low rocker stood near the only window, and beade It a reading table. On this 1 had. placed a small water pitcher knd glass, aa ink stand and pen rack, aad a box of plain note paper, evelopes and post cards. A tiny stamp book, filled with stamps, lay Just Inside the top of the box. Two of the entreat mag- asines and a book recently published were also on tha stand "She ought to like It whether aba does or not." I said to myself, and then went to my room to pat oa my hat and coat, for I wished to pur chase some flowers for the vases for ray mother-ln-lsw's room, the living room and the dinner table. To my mind, a true welcome should always Include fresh flowers smiling at the guest. ' Dressed ror the street. I walked to tha kitchen, when my steps were har ried by a scream from Katie. I found her looking helplessly at tha celling, from which a si ream of wa ter, that threatened to flood tha room was pouring. (To be con tin oed" Doug. Fairbanks Sets Out in Plane to Get MUtion WASHINGTON, Oct. Is SSaea the f unday when Secretary McAdoo. out caavaaaing for liberty bonds, got Ber nard Barneh. chairman of tha war In dustries board, to say: "WelL msaa I caa take a million. the Washing ton loan organisation has been try ing In vain to find a man to match Mr. Baruch. Today Douglas Fair-, banks, motion picture actor, oa arriv ing la Washington, guaranteed to get "a million to match Barney Bir nch" If ha were provided aa airplane to fly to New York- Arrangements were made and he will leave Wash ington at 11 o'clock tomorrow morn ing tn a mall-carrying airplane, ar riving at New York shortly after 1 o'clock In tha afternoon. "I dont know who's got a mil lion, hut I'll get 1U" said Fairbanks. ---. .. ' t Political Amalgamation" of Two Siberias Planned VLADIVOSTOCK. Sunday, Oct. I. Tha coalition of the. Omit ' and Horvath governments signifies the political amalgamation.. of . W extern and Eastern Siberia, tha eartleet pos sible convocation of a paa-Siberiaa constituent assembly and tha ettab- lishment of the German front SPOKANE NEARJi CX)AL SPOKANE. Oct. II. With total subscriptions of $4,600,000 for the fourth liberty loan reported tonight. 8pokane had only about S I.OOt.080 additional to raise during the re mainder of the week to meat her quota. For the entire Eastern Wash ington district, subscriptions tonight totalled $8,061.8(0, a little more than $1,000,000 under the quota. ! - - j Read the Claijificd Adk CHICHESTER S PILLS TLi a r fvta ta kw4 -4 fc 4 aA t" , i n r rati iLt-a aauaa ru-La,. TIME TABLES sorrarR racinc c&- SsMkkaaaa . No it Oregoalan :lam. Jr" if LTT'S0 Kxprese 44a.aa. Vo. 28 WlilanMHte Limited... t an. No. IS Portland passenger... I:t0p.aa.- Xo. 24 Cooa Bay 4:paa. No. 14 Portland E a areas .... 1: pm. No. S3 Oregontsa 3 20 a m. No. 23 Cooa Ray f :I2 a.ra. Xo. 15 California Express ...10:58 a.m. No. If Roeeburg Passenger.. 4:11pm. Xo. 37 Willamette United ...5:84 pm. No. 13 Saa Francisco Paae. .. 3.22 p.u. BALRgeca S.IXB o. 73 Arrive at Salem ...... V I aln. low 74 Leave Salem 3:18 p an. SALEM. FALLS CITY A WF-STFRW i Leavee Salem, motor .... 7:am. 3 Leaves Salem, motor .... l iltta. 5 Leaves Salem, motor .... 1:55pm. Through car to Monmouth aad Alrlia 71 Lea rea Salem 4.11p m. 41 Arrivea at Salem ........ 8:28 am. 44 Arrivea at Salem ........11:04a m. 144 Arrivea at Salem 1:10 pm. t Arrives avaiem .......... 1:40 i OREGON ELECTRIC Effective Oet, let, ISIS. v' Sealh ! Trala Leave Arrive " Arrive No. Portland Salem Eugene 5 Ltd.. 1:11am 10:11am 12:25pm 7 ..... 10:48am It: pm Salem oalr ...... 2Spm 4:11pm e:2,pn 3 Ltd.. 4:5a pra S:40 pna S:50pf l 0:05 pm 8;7 tn Salem only ' :Spft U:2tpnt Salemoaly North Bank Station (leave Jcffer n Street 13 aad 30 mtautee later.) ; I XeelaW-ad . Train tava Arrive Arrive No. Eugene Salem . Portland 7:14am lllim I Ltd.. 7:43am 0:45am 11:15am 13 11:15 pm 3:15 m IS Ltd.. 1.55 pm 4 Hpst - 1:48 pm 1 ..... Balraoily 510pm 1:40pm 33 4:25 pm 7:55 pm 10pwi North Bank Station arrive Jeffer. sos) Street 15 minutes earlier). Leave Corvallla. CORYAI I IS fINNTKCTlONS : ftarthaaaad - Leave forvallia Arrive Satem 8:25 am : am 12:13 pm , , 1 am 3:41 pm i 4.04 pm 4:18 pra 7:15 pm seataaeua Leave Salem I II am 10:18 am 4:18 pm 6:40 pm Arrive Corvallla 17 em II 13 am 4 M-pm - , 8 00 pm as a . . .jvc y 1, c.y-". - rf. , T v v"5 T