1
TTiB OKEGON STATKSMAXt TITBSDAV. XOYEMDKR 10. 1018
The Wants and Needs of the Capital City are Noted Under Proper I
Headings So You Can Readily Find Them They're Worth While
L-SW Ti w W L Tl TT" O
DSrectorv
p-t Sell and Exchange all Kinds
0ND HAND GOODS
Jva cLoniixci. kiioks, uicy-
SHca. TOOLH, CJtNSr 8U1TCA8ES.
rCAPITAL EXCHANGE
837 Court St.1
. KORYYICJI UNION
fTRE IXSUltAXCK KCM1ETY
ThMsen, Itolnnd & llurghardt
evident Axent 371 State St.
QjNEY TO LOAN
A ntinovKn farm asd citt
SiorKBTr AT IOWEIT RATES
CtAfflFIED iDWCHTllKllKCTI $
IUU Per Ward. J
first lastrtioa le J
sheMaent Insertions Ue I
. " i. 1.1. . - V
i tms -.... s
0s snonvu ; ....... oa
Sis nit&s contract, per mo... So I
il9 sect opened for less than tie
A ""at card given free with an
advertisement to the extent of too
aanouoclng "For Bala." "For
Rest," "Rooms" or "Board."
IKW TODAY
Each new classif ed advertise .
nent will e run under "New
Today" for the first insertion, un
law otherwise ordered by the ad
vertiser. subsequent Insertion of the ad.
will appear under Its proper
classification.
No advertisement will - be run
snaer . few iuur ur uun wan .
one Issue under aay circumstances J
NEW TODAY
SALE A GOOD FEED CUTTEH.
Phone 174-W.
BALED ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE IN
ear lots. Write Plnney A Bender,
Ontario. Oregon.
LIBERTY BONDS IF YOU MUST
dispose of your bonds, we will buy
tnem. u Masonic ttiag. .
EXPERIENCED STATIONARY ENGI
eer wants position In or near Sa
km. C. E. Miller. 18S Marlon St.
I PAY THE HIGHEST PRICe"FOR
livestock of all kinds. Will ship this
week. Phone evenings XS57J. G. D.
kurdick. -
rP.CITLAND NURSERY WILL NOT
kae any sales yard this fall. Please
call at nursery for trees of all kinds.
Mursery located one mile east of pen-
lttnUary. Phone 111FZ1. '
ffOTt RENT FINE SIX ROOMED FUR-Blahed.buna-alow.
close In. modern in
every respect. Four roomed cottage
on paved street, at 5.00 per month.
0. V. Laflar, Hubbard Bldg.
II ACRES. 15 CULTIVATED. BAL- !
inr a-Aod oasture. well watered.
Cfieed. good Improvements. a mil
Vnd a ba.lt from town, to trade for
" acreage near Salem. Price 3000.
gocolofsky.441 SUte.
ANYTHING PERTAINING TO FIRE
insurance Is our line of business. We
represent the very strongest and best
Matual and Standard Old Line coin-
antes operating In this territory.
t not convenient for you to come ta
eur office at any time Just phone S47
and we will do the resC H. A. John
. ton Insurance Agency.-l i-2 Bush
' Bank Bldg, Salem.
EMPLOYMENT
. FEMALE.
WANTED ELDERLY r LADY FOR
kousekeeplng. W. E. Cantrell. Ger-
vals, Oregon.
MA LB
WA.XTED CORDWOOD TO CUT. Her
maa Yogt. 1144 S. Liberty. '
SOTS WANTED TO CARRY STATES-
maa routes. Apply In person,
fANTED BY UNIVERSITY STUDENT
ttady employment afternoons and
Saturdays. Address A-2S, care of
Statesman.
00D CHOPPER WANTED iGOOD
fir timber. Big and second growth.
Will pay the highest price per cord.
T. B. Jones. 417 N. Commercial St
Phone 912.
MTS CCLLA HTCQ TJS.
V. S. GOVERNMENT WANTS THOU
Mads of clerks at Washington. Men
women., IS or over. $109 month.
Quick Increase. SO days' vacation,
with pay. Easy work, common edu
eatlon sufficient. Pull unnecessay.
He patriotic. Your country jjeeds
Ton. Help her and live in Wash
ington during these stirring war
times. Write Immediately for free
list of positions open. Franklin In
stitute. Dept. SIS M- Rochester. N. T.
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
tOH RENT FIXRNISHED
ont Phone 2092R,
HOUSES
APART-I
FOR RENT HOUSES. APARTMENTS
sad farms. F. U. Wood. 841 State
- "treat, phone 714.
5
ROOMS
FOR. RENT MODERN 9 ROOM House
. per month, phone ss.
TO RENT ONE OF THE J. L. STOCK
ton Co's. stores after Jan.. 1st. 1919.
or both stores by March 1st.
""BiajBBBasaaiBB MnMWHiaHWaawaMaaaaMaHB
OR Rm-rnMlrORTABLH ROOM
- , with use of bath, in modern borne.
areas a. b.. care statesman.
FOR SALE
LIVESTOCK
"OR SALE-TWO THOROUGHBRED
Duroc Jeraey brood sows, one with
P'1-s. Gordon E. Tower, R., 6. Salem.
"one.
ITLL BLOODED DURHAM COWS and
elves for sale, also some good Her
Jord calves, both sexes. C. A. Mc-
Crow. Rt 1. Box 72. Dallas.
"OR SALE SIX HIGH GRADE HOL
tln heifers; also one registered
Yorkshire brood sow heavy with
pigs. , William Kaufman, Sllverton.
Ore., phona Red 112.
KIM CELLAJTKO CS
TOU WANT TO GET THB BEST
farm paper, aend lOe to the Pacific
nnmeatead. Salem. Oregon, tor a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
MISCKLLAXLOIS.
PEERLESS OASOUNB ENGINE. SS
horsepower, S cylinder. Suitable for
raln elevator. Formerly use as
auiI.,Tjr lB ltrlc light plant. Uood
?i,.u?tU: ..S, tank. Price
tUlTor J?00'"1- 8pUdin Bld-
iCAITiyiTX OK THB OATMAN GIRLS
irui iiorr or western Immi
gration baa been carefully revised,
making a handsome little book. It
tells in graphic terma of the mas
ters of the Ottawa family, of the
eacape of Lorenso. and the captivity
of Mary and Olive. Mary died of
starvation and Olive was purchased
from the Indians five years later.
The price 1a 20 cents, postpaid. Ad
dress Oregon Teachers Monthly. Sa
lem. Oregon. x "
POCLTRT
IF TOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
pw pu oiianea send 1
cents to the Northwest Poultry
Journal. Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
WST and FOUND
LOST
mjst-BEAVEK PILLOW J1UFF ON
outlaw n In front of John Maurer res
idence. 117 North Liberty. Thursday
.TmM. iinuer pnone lata.
WANTED
f I RCEI.L AK KO C
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
gooa ciean rags, press room States
man. . .-
WANTED SECOND HAND BICYCLE
rrame with hangers. 1511 S. Liberty
bl rnon xtiJ. .
FOR SALE CHILD'S BED. set chains
lor r'ord, 151 Ford car. Faverole
Cockerels. Wanted to buy or rent,
a standard typewriter. P. O. Box 7.
Salem.
WANTED TO EUY THREE COWS.
xresn or to rresnen by Dec 1. Jer
sey or Guernseys preferred. Must
be good ones. Address Pearl Wood.
ervais, ore.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
AUTO SERVICE.-
8HIPP8 AUTA SERVICE CITY AND
country trlpa. Phone .Day. Ml.
wlsrht. 181. -
I
TIRES REPAIRED VTJLCANIZIHG
GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE
Station. 177 South Commercial EC
Phone 4SS.
SHIPPS AUTO SERVICE CITT AND
sections. tUDes zc up. zervice car.
Phone SSI. ltt South Commercial
streec
BUSINESS CARDS
CHIMXET SWEEP
SALEM CHIMNEY SWEEP PHONE
1. .Ben Wheeler. .
DRAYS ASU EXFREIS.
urmsr. :banfkr-we move
and store goods. Day phone 9 SO.
. Night phone 1191.,
CAI1TAL CITY TRANSFER COMPAN1
Phone 9SS. Salem's 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 storing our
specialty. Office 121 State street.
DRY CLEAX1SO AJfD PRESSI3tG
JAPANESE PRESSINO PARLORS F.
8. Watanabe, Prop., 414 n. commer
cial street. Ladies' and genetlmen'f
suits cleaned and pressed. $1.21 and
1 1.7s. Work called for and delivered
free. Telephone Main 652.
JUHK
JCSK
JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST
price for junk r,every kind. Let u
make you a price on your houehl
goods. The "Square Deal" House
Capital Junk Co, 271 ChemekeU
) street. Phone 28.
LAUNDRIES.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRT -O.UIO.
delivery and careful work. L)r
wash, Se per pound. Ill South Lib
erty street. Phone .25.
HOME WW WASH LAUNDRT REG
ular washlnar done at a rate every
body can afford. -For only SO eents
we will collect, wash and deliver
your washing within , twenty- our
hours. Phone 2471. .
MACHINISTS
WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OF
all kinds, automobile repairing, xy-
acetylene welding, gas engine re
pairing; model and experimental
work. Iowa Machine Shop. D. B
Brown,, prop, 252 Chemeketa St, 6a
IOHEY TO LOAX.
PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN ON
arood farms. Low interest ratea
Privilege to pay $100 or multiple on ;
In tar rat dates. Five or seven year i
loans. H. M. Hawkins. Sll Masonic
Bldg, Salem. Oregon.
PARTIES WITH GOOD FARM SECUR-
Ity want to Borrow as ioiiows:
One $750.00 three years.
C One $1,000.00 three years.
A. C. BOH RNSTEDT
401 Masonic Temple
- Salem. Oregon
irons ERIE.
vnw 1 THE TIME TO PLACE YOUR
order- for rose ousnes, snruooery.
fruit, walnut and ornamental trees
in immediate nlantlnar. with Capital
City Nursery Company. 10S0 Cheme-
keta street. Phone 7.
SECOND SIAHP GOODS
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
.goods or ail aisos. pipe
nesa, collars, collar pada, tools
chains. Fred Echlndler. S5 Cente
-trt
UNDERTAKERS.
WEBB CLOUGH C. B WKflft A. M
tJIOUgD, lunci.i
modern methods known to the pro
fession. 407 Court street.
WALL PAPER. PAINT.
GLENN U ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC
.,.( ar naiBInr. ununi. amwmr-
banging, etc. Work done by contract
nr Ky dav:god workman.
.... .. . i. r t
Location
10ZO venter ou
Phone 6II-W.
TEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL AND
upward for choice Wall Paper at
Buren's Furniture Store. 179 Com
mercial St. j.
SEE
PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL
vmnr and picture rraratnr. uooa
workmen. 456 Court St. Phone 415.
WO VEX WIRE FENCING.
. National Asae-rlean Feaee,
all alee. SS In. fe t la. Ugh.
Paints. OIU and aVraUh.
Steve It hell t aa4 Uepalred.
Loganberry Uep lleeka.
... Steve Week
Cenrt St. Phes 14
IL B. FLEMING
WATKR
SALEM WATER CO. OFFICE, SOI a
Commercial street. For water service
apply at office. Make all complaints
at the office. No deductions In bills
will be allowed for absence or for
any causes whatever unless water la
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 nleaae raA "tnr
building purposes" under schedule of
rates. Apply at or nee for copy.
riiAXsrER uiirmo
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE.
ANT KIND
Household
i m naming.
moving lobs dona prompt
ly. Try ma one. Tim me.
175 Bute St. Phona ICS. Reaideace
phoi. im-j.
LODGE DIRECTORY
MODGRX WOOOMK2I
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 6244. meets
every Thursday evening at o'cioca
in Derby building, corner Court and
High streets. R. F. Day. V. C; J. A.
wrignt. cieric . .
PROFESSIONAL
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. O. L. SCOTT. D. C GRADUATE
of P. 8. C Chiropractlca fountain
bead. Davenport. Iowa. Chlrapractlc
corrects the cause of disease. ouic
40C-7-S U. & N. Bank Bullfli
ing
Phone ?. Raadence Ill-R
OEHTIIT
DR. T. L. UTTER, DENTIST. ROOMS
41g-41l Bank of Commerce Building.
Phone SOIv ,
MCIIC TEACHERS
R. HARR. TEACHER
OF PIANO.
Phone ISIS.
OSTEOPATHY
DR. W. I MERCER. GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy, Klrks
ville. Mo.; treata acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-415 U. S. Nation
al Bank Bldg. Phone 1. Residence
419 North Summer. Phone 14.
OSTEOPATHY
DRS. WHITE AND WALTON, OSTEO
pathlc physicians and surgeons.
Uraduatea of the American School of
Osteopathy. Ktrksvllle, Mo. Post
graduate and specialised In nervous
diseases at Los Angeles College.
Treat acute and chronic dlseasea
Offices 605-1-7 I U. 8. National Bank
Bldsr. Phone SS9. Residence .1(29
Court street. Phone S21S. Dr. White
residence phone 419.
PHYSICIAHS
DR. L. G. ALTMAN, HOMEOPATHIC
Physician. General Practice. GaH
Stones and Goiter treated successful
ly. Office and residence 2I North
Liberty. Salem, phone It 7.
CHTXKSK PHYS1CIAS.
DR. Tv M. HUM CURiS ANY KNOWN
disease. IBS a Hlrb St. Phone SIS.
PCBXIO KOTTCE9
TURKEY SHOOT AT THE GEORGE
Palmer farm, Sunday, Nov. 24. Mne
and a half miles south of-Salem on
the Pacific highway. Turkeys and
ducks for everybody.
. WHOLE MILE
We will pay S&33 per hundred" de
livered at Balem. Price based on 4
per cent tat contents. Phone 2188
MARION CREAMERY &
PRODUCE CO.
SALEM. OKEGOX
filve fjulck Unltel War Work
Give Quirk United War Work
Net Contents 15 Fluid Prac!
At mHOL-3 PER CEMT.
AAot.nhlerVeiitrTBslfAs
1 -ithFood IwScdilU-
tlnijlheStofaacss aiBgg
t Thereby IVcnaoliniDirtton
: Chccrfulnc5S
JUncraL NoTiNAHcoj
JembBrJWKf
a A....1Cmettvfbr
P LOSS OF SLEEP
Exact wopy of Wrapper.
m :
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PORTLAND MARKETS UREAL ESTATE
1ka!s. llsn,l.S.
Prints, extins, 63c: cubes, extras. I
60c: nrlme flralii LH- dalrv 57 ia
Butterfat. Portland delivery
- w " we '
No. I
1 sour cream. 67c.
loUtoe!.
liuying price, locals, $1.50: selling
price. $!.7&J2.
Grain.
November delivery, bids: Ooats.
No. 2 white feed. $55; barley. sUnd-
"ard feed. $50.50; barley, standard
A ,f 51.50..
December: Oats. No. 2. $56: bar
ley, feed. $51; barley. "A". $51; No.
3. $..2; corn, yellow, $58; mixed,
$56.50..
January: Oats. No. 2, $6; bar
ley, feed. $31; barley "A", $51.
Eastern oats and corn in bnlk:
Oats. No. 3 wnite. $51; 38-pound
clipped white. $53; corn. No. 3 yel
low, $58; corn. No. 3 mixed, $56.
XKW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, , Nov. 18. Hops.
firm; state, medium to choice. 1918,
27K33c; 1817. 18 0 20c; . Pacific
coast. 1918. 28032c; 1917.;19G21
Evapuorated apples, nominal.
Prunes, strong-; California's, S
G104c; Oregon's, nominal.
Peaches, nominal.
Sharp New Advances in
' Corn Market Experienced
CHICAGO. Nov.
18. Sharp new
advances In the com market today I
resulted chiefly .from attempts to
anticipate the price effects of the
hunger necessities of Europe. Quo
tations closed firm. 2e to Je net
higher, with December $1.28 to
$1.2 8 Vs. end January $1.29 to
$1.30. Oats finished lUe to 2 lie!
up. and provisions varying from un
changed figures to a rises of 25c.
Oatg strengthened with corn. The
dedglng pressure, though, checked
the gains. Besides, export bldB were
somewhat out of line.
Provisions were lifted by the up
turns In grain and hogs.
New York Market in State
Of Suspended Animation
NEW YORK, Nov. 18 The stock
market was in a state of nusnended I
animation during the greater part
f .k.I
hnost part rising and falling within
we, avwemj g axoaiviia a a ivcg 1VI U
circumscribed limits, although gains
prevailed at tho close.
Sentiment among- the professional
element .was strongly influenced by
last week's adverse bunk statement.
the reduction cf actoat resserveg giv
ing fresh point to the basis for re
newed restriction of Credit. Labor
problem? also assumed greater prom
inence, f . '
United States Steel aid Marine.
preferred; divided the honors for the
day. the former rallying easily In
the last hour from Its one-point de
cline and closing at substantial frac
tional aivftnee, while Marine held
Its fonr point rise, despite another
meeting of. the directors at which
"no progress" was reported In the
prooosed sale of the company's Brit
isb tonnage
' Rails made a partial recovery from
their extreme setback of one to two
points. Sales amounted to 550.000
shares.
Most divisions of the bond market
were disposed to ease. Internationals
as well as liberty Issues, on a mark
ed fall'ng off in dealings. Total
sales, par value, aggregated $"9,600,-
000. .Old United States 4s gained
U per cent on sales; declining as
much on call.
8ITKI
For Infants and Children.
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears the
iSignature t
of
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
POTJT1 avri x o . M14 EXCHANGE OR SALE ON EASY
I UKTLAM), Nov. 18. Butter : I tt-rma M.Mtr ? r.w.m ,... .nt
aiP
a ii mm
.iWT
vhs esevaea eeaeaev.
good lot. Salem. Ore. Address Own
r.Bo l. Dallas. Oregon.
MY BUSINESS REQUIRES MY LIVING
in Mirm. win traee Portland in
come up to f U.V09 fur Halem business
or warehouse. Pay difference or as
sume. Would look into s good farm
property. Address "A-ir1 care of
Statesman.
A GOOD BUY ZSmle FEET ON EAST
side Commercial streec one door
north of State street. Salem, together
with perpetual right of way over the
14x11 H feet tract extending from
this property to State street. Ter
Apply Scott Bosorta. TtU-I Spauldlag
Bidg yvruasa, uregon.
4. GOOD SS ACRES IN FULL CULTI-
vatlon. well equipped In buildings,
half, now seed In and stock snd team
ind all Implements and grain and
hay, potatoes and wood and every
thing complete; 24 miles from rail
road, must be sold. See Fleming. Ill
State Be
IF YOU WISH TO SECURE A LOAN
on real or personal security; If you
want to sell or rent your property or
desire to Insure It In a company that
will pay In case of loas. see John H.
Scott. 4M Hubbard Bldg.
BRING YOUR TRADES
I can match von. C W. Nlemever. Real
Estate Agent. Canada lands. State
street.
. . n
Summer street, close In. for acreage.
jso encumbrance. StfOO. An l-room
house en Capitol street for small
acreage $1500. IS acres near Junc
tion City to trade for house and lot
in Salem. $1000. IS acres fine land
1 mile from good town on 8. P. rail
way and 1-4 mile to station on Ore
gon Electric for city property. $1009
a Houses on the Installment plan.
Terma. See me for bar trains. O. W.
Laflar. 400 Hubbard Bldg.
FOR SALE 509 ACRE STOCK RANCH
Close to town. SI600. 10 acre tract.
good .buildings, most all In bearing
prunes, close In on main road. llsoo.
100 acre farm. Waldo hills, nearly all
under plow, fair buildings, spring
water. 190 per acre. Exchange, good
five room residence for small tract
with buildings. Three houses In Sa
lem to trade for rood close In rest
dence. - 40 acres to trsde for bona In
Salem up to $1500. Farm for rent.
For rent S room modern house. $10,
For rent S acre tract on car line.
$19. F. L. Wood. Bayne Bldg.
for EXCHANGE
aciie wheat kaim lt.
rn Oregon, near good town, half
now In cultivation and 100 acres
more can easily be put Into cultiva
tion. On good road and good fences.
set farm buildinrs. with spring wa
ter piped to buildings. Close neigh
bors and near school. Good stock or
grain ranch. Price $10,000. Will sell
easy terms or exchange for stock of
hardware, furniture, groceries or
1 TIMBER CLAIMS WITH ABOUT
a minimi tme saw umoer lo ex
rhtnit for residence property in 8a
1.M
S MILLION FEET FINE SAW TIM
her. well located gooa per ctni
pine. One mue irom tu n. wnn nam
mill alte. Will sell on good terms.
IV vol I WANT TO BELL OK -
rhane-e rotir property ee oar
PERRINE At MARSTERS
104 Hubbard Bldg.
FOR SALE 149 acrea first class farm
land. ISO acres unaer cultivation. "
a nee creek bottom land, running wa
... v. .w4 .amiI nrlr. IIS iter acre.
Good I room plastered house, located
on oaved street, east front lot. ce
ment walks, price $1230. acres
bearing cherry orchard. 2s miles out.
iltftS- S acres sll cultivated.
bouse, barn. well, good road, price
$1000. 17 acre fruit ranch. 10 seres
bearing prunes, house, barn, rock
road, price $1750. S20 acre farm. SO
acres plow land, balance timber and
f eature, buildings, will consider some
rede, price $15,000. 40 acres of bear
Ins Italian prune orchard In first
class condition, price $150 per acre.
10 acre tract. S acrea cultivated. ba
mm Mature. 4 room house, barn.
running water, some orchard, price
$1200. 1 acre tract, good house, welt,
close to car line, price $1200; terma.
If yo want o buy, trade or sell, see
us. W. H. Crabenborst Co, 27 S
State street.
COREY FINDS NEW
BILL IS NEEDED
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Public Service Conixnlssioner
Drafts Measure to Go
to Ugislatnre
II. H. CorVy. of the public service
commission haa drafted a bill which
he expects to put before the next leg
islature which Is designed to prevent
public utilities from attempting to in
crease rates without first pustlfylng
them by regular procedure before the
service commission. The attempt of
the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
company to Increase its rates with
out asking permission of the commis
sion caused Commissioner Corey to
4r't the bill. The title of the bill
la "To provide for the suspension and
jvesligiAlon of the Intrastate sched
ules of public utilities before the
same becomes effective." The meas
ure reads as follows:
"Whenever any public utility shall
rile with the public service commis
sion of Oregon any schedule stating
or establishing new Intrastate rates.
or Increasing any existing schedule
of rates, the commission may. either
uoon written complaint or upon Its
own initiative after reasonable notice.
conduct a hearing to determine the
propriety and reasonableness of sucn
rates. At such a hearing the utility
shall bear the burden of showing
that the rates proposed to be estab
lished or Increased or changed are
Inst and reasonable.
"The commission may, pending
such determinations, order the sus
nension of the schedule. After fnll
hearing, whether completed before or
after auch schedule has gone Into ef
tmt the, eommtiilon may make such
n.4.r in reference thereto as would
be proper In proceeding Initiated af
ter such schedule baa Become cum
Ive."
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
The Story of a Honeymoon
A Wonderful Roauuw of Mnrrled Life Wosderf allv Told by
AUELE C1ARR1SOX
CHAPTER CXXX1X
WHY DICKY'S MOTHER SAID. "I
WOULNT TRl'ST DICKY'S
JUDGMENT."
"Madge, is this yoo7 Whatever
has happened?"
. . .... .
There was a note of distinct annoy
ance In Dicky's voice as it came over
the 'phone from his studio. Even as
I answered I wondered vaguely-If he
was piqued because 1 called np the
studio in his sbsence and discovered
that Grace Draper, his beautiful mod
el and protege was there.
I put the thought from me as un
worthy. 1 would not believe that
Dicky had Intended to deceive me.
His annoyance, of course, was due to
his fear that something might have
happened since be left the house. I
"Nothing Is the matter." I said I
oulckly "but you have your mother's I
trunk checks, and she 1 anxious I
about them.'
"Uy Jove!", Dicky's voice was full
of consternation. - I forgot every
thing about thoae trunk checks until
this minute. I should have attended
to them yesterday, but" he hesitated
and then finished lamely "I didn't
have time."
I felt my face flush as though
Dicky could see me. The reason be
did not have time to see to his mo
ther's trunks on the day of her ar
rival, touched a subject any Illusion
to which would always bring a flush
to my faee.
Yesterday I had sent a melodratn-1
atic whirlwind of happenings andlrled for three years that she sight
emotions Into my life. I had fled
from Dicky's angry Insults, had bid-
den a final farewell .to my brother-
cousin. Jack BIckett. and had been
restored to Dicky's arms through that
brother-cousin's Intervention.
I was still too shaken with vary
ing emotions I had experienced the
day before to bear well any reference l
to them, no mstter how casuaL I
Fortunately, Dicky was too much I
taken up with his own remissness to
notice my silence.
IH go out this .minute and at
tend to them." he said. "Try to keep
the mater's mind diverted from them
if you can. Better get her away on
your sight-seeing trip as soon as pos
sible."
"She says she doesn't wish to go
ntll her trunks arrive." 1 was con
scious of my mother-in-law's tU-
stately figure standing near me as
I spoke. Whatever else she may be
she is not a fussy. Impatient woman.
4t any rate ahe made no attempt to
in term pt the conversation, simply
stood still and listened.
I Knew He Had Forgotten,"
"What rot. Dicky ejaeuiateo in-
elegantly. "Shell d no sigai-eeemgi
todsy If she waits for those trunks.
unless I can find some expressman
that'll move faster than any of hisiatjB. Foley Kidney Pills thst'I soon
breed ever moved before. I suppose
she Is In an awful wax about tbem.iBey Pills help the kidneys throw out
isn't she?" -
"Of course, she Is anxious about
them." I returned, realising the dir -
ficulty of conducting a conversation
"!.Leoner,,ln, w molher 10
UCI t weFVE save
Oh! yes, ahe Is anxious." mim
icked Dicky. "I can see her. It Is
tittle old me that wll be anxious If I
can't get an expressman started with
them. Hut make her understand one
thing. There is. no possibility of
their getting there much before noon,
and It will be probably 2 or S o'clock
In the afternoon when they arrive.
Katie can attend to them perfectly
welL Tell her so. Get her out on
her trip and keep her mind off the
trunks, for heaven's sake."
Having thus shifted his responsi
bilities to my shoulders. Dicky blithe
ly hung up the receiver. I turned to
his mother.
"Well!" she demanded.
"He Is going out now to attend to
the trunks." I said.
"There! I knew he had forgotten
them." ahe exclaimed, with a little
malicious' feminine triumph running
through her tones. "When will they
be here?"
Not before noon at the earliest."
I repeated Dicky's words In as mat-
ter-of-fsct way as possible. "Prob
ably not until 2 or 3 o'clock la the
-fternoon. We might as well stsrt
on our trio. Katie Is perfectly able
of attending to them."
Mv mother-in-law frowned. I
could see that she was hesitating be
tween the desire to get out Into the
city and the wish to see that her
belongings had not been hurt in any
war.
"Are you sure that your maid is
perfectly honest?" she demanded at
ast. 1 gave a quick involuntary
xlance toward the kitchen door.
knew that Katie was not above listen
ing to conversations. I certainly did
not wish her to hear this one.
SPRINGTEX is the underwear
with a million Hale spriars in its
f.KrU. wK'irH "fi,a and tk"
wkk every movement of the
body, and preserve the shape of
the torment despite long wear
and hard washines.
It is the y rar-erond underwear, light,
medium ef heavy weight, as yon Us.
"Remember to Buy It
Yee'Il Fergst Yew Here It On"
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Sure of Katie's Honesty.
Mrs. Graham followed my look.
"The door is closed." she said Quick
ly. " I was sure of that before I
spoke." I could not resiit a little
tribute to my mother-in-law's tans
frold.
Ton have not answered my Ques
tion." she persisted. "Are yon sure
she Is honest?'
The Incident of the lavalllere
flashed Into my brain. Upon my un
expected return to the apartment one
day I discovered that Katie had been
rummaging In my trunk evidently
with the Intention of finding and ex
amining a beautiful black pearl set
In a lavalllere. which was Dicky's
wedding present to me.
I had proved to my own satlsfae-
tlon later that Katie had only wasted
to look at and handle the beautiful
ornament. I resolved 'net to prejo-
dice my mother-in-law's mind
against the gin hy speaker or ue
Incident.
I am sure of her honesty," I said
firmly. "I do not thlak yon need to
worry in the least,"
"IHow long has she been In your
service?" she atked slgniriaetly.
"In mine only a short time less
than two weeks." I returned. "Bat
she had a very good recommendation
from the woman with whom she last
worked, and. besides, two or three
years ago ahe kept house for a group
of artists, of whom Dirky was one.
He knows that she can be trusted
with any amount of money.
I remembered the story of Dicky s
ten-dollar bill which Katie had err
restore It to him.
-i wouldn't trust Dicky's Judg-
ment on the virtues of a cat." his do-
ther returned caustically. "Bat I
suppose there Is nothing to be done
but to trust her. sheweat on.
"There can't always te "someone in
the apartment to watch her. She
cant get Into the trunks without
keys nnless she Is an accomplished
sneak thief, and I hardly think she
Is thaL I think w had better start
on our trip. How soon will you be
ready?"
"1 am afraid It will be about half
an hour before I can start," I said
apologetically.
"That will be all right," my mo
ther-in-law returned good h urn o red
ly. She was evidently much pleased
at the prospect of the trip.
But aa I rapidly .Artaaed I. heard
arain her contemptuous comment, I
wouldn't trust Dicky's Judgment on
the virtues of a cat," and I reflected
I grimly that my mother-in-law p rob
I ably did not. thlak much of her son's
I judgment In selecting a wife, either.
(To be continued)
Mrs. O. Hrde. nomestead. Mich-
wrltM. Bad tJl4t terrible back-
acbc aa1 tlre4 oot feUng. ecareely
I -vj. o do my work, but fisd by
rMi jike a new person." Foley Kid-
I poisons thai cause backache, rheo-
imatlc pains and aching Joints. J. C
l Perry.
Two More Priscners Are
Victims of Inflaenza
Herbert McDowell and Herbert J.
Parent prisoners at the state peni
tentiary died at the prison Sunday
with Influenxa. McDowell was com
mitted from Crook county In 114
to serve a life term for killing a mail
carrier named Scrogglns. Parent,
who was on the prison record as
Wills m R. Buck, was committed from
Umatilla county fast February for
obtaining money under false pre
tenses, his sentence being from on
to five years. His home Is at La
Salle. III. Authorities report about
100 cases of Influenxa at the prison
and several of the men are danger
ously UL The two deaths Sunday
make a total of five at the prison.
Protect the CliDdre.
Children are as likely to get the
grip and Influenxa as grown-ups.
Foley's Honey and Tar given quick
relief from all kinds of coughs,
colds, croup and whooping cough;
covers raw. Inflamed surfaces ith
a healing, soothing coating; clears
air passages, checks strangling,
choking coughing. Contains no opi
ates. . C. Perry.
COLTTUX PLACE SOLD.
esBewsBBBasn
SILVERTON. Or.. Nor. 12 ( Spe
cial to The tSatesman.) William
Dallee. a night watchman at the Sil
ver Falls Timber company's mill, has
purchased the E. Coltrla place In
Paradise alley and with his family
has taken possession. Mr. Coltrin Is
stsylng at the Bailie home at present,
ell will probably go to his son In
Montana later. ' '
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