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Newspaper Page TextTHE On EGO N STATESMAN : TUESDAY. JANUARY. SI, 1019 11 Ca& W 3 pxA TPh a Tvorr-Vh 7 The Wants and Needsof the p1 City are Noted ' nder PrPer VS iltt-U.AJ-aJ-UlL HVVWl H 11 UHJ:-J1 V Hea'dinM'Sn Yon Cnn Roarl.lv Finn Tl,.m...Thv Worth WK,lo NORWICH UNION J FIREi LNSUIIANCK SOttETY ! Thielaen, Rolaad& lltirghardt Resident; Agent 371 State St. MONEY TO LOl j mOPERTT AT LOWEST RATF.S ! Ol IMPROVED FARM AJfD CITYj thos. k. ford;:.- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS ! Rat Per Ward. First insertion vie Subsequent insertions Wc One week (six insertions) ..... .3e One month 9c Six months' contract, per mo.. 8c 12 months' contract, per mo... 7c No acct opened for leas than. 25c A neat card riven free with an advertisement to the extent of 50c announcinr "For Sale" "For Rent" "Rooms' or "Board." SEW TODAV. Each new classified advertise- ment will be run under "New To- day for the first insertion, unless otherwise ordered by the adver- tiser. . n . Subsequent insertion of .ths ad. f will appear under its 'proper J classification. T ' No advertisement wUl be run I under "New Today" for mora than I on issue under any circumstances J NEW TODAY 1 0000V0001i WANTED SMALL, POTATOES FOR I seeding stock. Call 14F1S. . jYOUXO LADY WANTED HOCSE "keeper. small family. Call -385 Labor Bureau. FOR SALE FEED CUTTER ALMOST good as new. Phone 145? M. Call 1748 S. Liberty. OVERLAND ROADSTER 1200. IX j fine running condition.) Three Rood t tires. Terms., Kelly. 522 Alder. Port land. BUICK SIX. FIVE PASSENGER. TAX i. not tell 'It from new. $1050; easy terms. 522 Alder street. Portland, j C, It. Kelly. r - ,' FOR SALE GOOD USED MAXWELL automobile, 1918 model. Ran about : 8509 miles." Cheap at 8660. Address i P. E., cars Statesman. LOST-LADY 8 - DRESS KID GLOVE (dark gray) left hind, on street Sat urday evening. Finder please leave at this office or phone "(Fz. FOR 8AI.E SLIGHTLY USED CHEV : rolet automobile Good condition. ' Leaving town. Must sell.- Snap. Ad dress U. O. B.. care Statesman. : UVER THE TOP OUR PRICES THE highest spot cash for men's second hand suits and shoes. Canitai fcx change. 337 Court street. I'hone 493. WE HAVE TAKEN UP A BLACK AND white spotted Holstein - cow, dehorn ed, Owner can have' same by calling: and paying expenses. F. II. Barker, Salem. Ilou'e 1. Box 92, Phone ;F4. FOR RENT MODERN SIX ROfM house at 1910 South High: on paved street.. $12.50 Per raonUi. Garage i available at $1.50. Call at Statesman , business office, or phone 23 or 1141J. BAVtXfl 25 TO T.0 PER CENT A gowd investment. "Motorlife" re' jnpves carbon, keeps engine clean, and saves 25 to 60-per cent gasoline. Clark's Tire House. 319 N; Commer cial street. Salem. WHEN YOU THINK OF A USED CAR j think of Kelly. 75 to pick from. All , ' shawes. sizes, kinds, and prices. Easy terms on all. No -red tape. I'hon. wr;t or call. 522 Alder street, l'ort r land. Broadway 2192.- ' "TOR SALE OR TRADIv SIXTY. EGG Buckeye Incubator; Empire separat or; one 10-inch Oliver chilled plow, good as new; two crosscut saws; also two thoroughbred Buff Minorca cock- erets. E. P. Mills, Route 4. Box 124. Salem.: AJf BABY CHICKS FOR SAIE WHITE ,, Leghorns. $16 per 100. Black Minor- cas. $20 per 100. Starting with Feb .. ruary 15th delivery. $5 per 100 de posit with order, balance payabla week in advance of delivery, order ' now and avoid disappointment. C " N. Keedham. P. O. Box 412. Salem, Or. THE LOSS PAYING RECORD OF THE Oregon FIra Relief Assn. of McMinn vllle Is second to none. Its financial hacking ia unsurpassed by no com pany operating in tWis territory. The r. IC A. is a leader, and besides ' is a home company, and should be r patronised bv alt who have the best Interests of their home state at heart. II. A. Johnson Insurance Agency, over Ladd ic Bush Bank., Salem. Phone 347. Wie-say. John, did yW' say that . you were- going to get - a Federal Farm Loan this summer" John "Yes. whvr Wife Bolirnstedt. the agent here In Salem, haa lust returned from a visit to ths Federal Land Bank at Spokane ana says that it is going to send an appraisr here right away to make the appraisements for the farmers who want money for their spring and .summer needs, and that to be sure tnat they aret their monev when they want it farmers should file their ap plications now. Go on down to his office at 401 Masonic Temple tomor fow and attend, to it. We have paid ig interest long enough." 4 EMPLOYMENT AGENTS rAIL4)KINO AGENTS MEN'S MADF io irder Suits. Snappiest. Best Ma teriala.' prices lower than others Hustlers earn big money. Spring AZt "l rree- Leeds Wooden Alius, LI'E OF ROOSEVELT, INTRODUED oy i art. War. Books. Introduced ty weneral March. Patriotic; insert fof soldier's photograph. World's record on books. Condil made $" in one TTOIir. t:ltrv anll In lhA hnnt-a Rooks now read-price $2.25 to $3.75. e8i terms, credit, freight paid Out fit freei. H. K Baldwin Co., Cleve land. "O, Rockefeller Bldg. IWMIKKVELT MEMORIAL BfWK II- iiisiraten. World War HjstorV many colored pictures. Thexe hook.- "ii to every home. Our agents do- inie niajgest husiness. !et with lives noiisu. j;est letms. Outfiig free. R ' . "'Mips l''ilishing Co . Chicago, . i ienver. t oio.; uuttc. Jtont. Ad ir.-iw new rent office. APARTMKNTS " KEEPING APARTMENTS "" rl ormsnen sr t. u Kerry sireot. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. WANTED-SINOI.K LATY OR OKN tleman with $300, WiW give itood 'T J31 ' gnod -security, p. o. KEMALt WANTED-A GIRL I'OH DINlNU rKm and general house work. State School for the Deaf. Phone SIG., MALE BOYS WANTED TO CARRY STATES man routes. Apply in person. VOt'XfJ MEN. 1G AXI OVER, ARE eligible, for nov-rnnient Railway Mail Clerk. $92 month. Examinations Tooh. For tree particulars, write to Raymond Terry former) Civil Service Examiner). !2 Columbian Muilding. Washington. DC. i MI(i:i,l,AKOlS. W ANTEDAN EX PEKl ENC"E1 COOK ; at ' Willamette Saritaiiuni. Apply at .7."l Kerry street. ' FOR RENT HOISES FOR RENT-IIOUSES. APARTMENTS and farms. K. L. Wood. 341 State street. Phone 7S4. T FOR RENT STRICTLY MODERN 8 room house, one block from state cnpitol. F. D. Thielsen. care Rbdgers Paper Co. V FOR RENT DURING LEGISLATURE Newly furnished modern five-room bungalow ; four blocks from State House. Reasonable terms. Phone f TGJ. ROQMS ROOMS FOR LEOISL-VTOltS MRS.' L K. Page, 492 N. Cottage. Phone 1186 LEGISLATORS. ATTENTION IK YOU want a warm, pleasant room for $25 for the session, phone tsi. FOR RENT LARGE . AIRY. WELL, heated room; near capitol. Break-' fa.st if desired. Phone 2183M. FOR RENT GOOD ROOM DURING legislature, with almost exclusive use of bath. Close to state house. Phone 683. FOR RENT--VERY DESIRAHLE XEW lr. furnished room, strictly modern. Furnace iheat. ' Close in. 665 North Liberty street. . Read the Classified Ads. FOR SALE LIVESTOCK FOR SALE, CHEAP 11 HEAD.SHOATS weighing 90 ito 100 pounds.. Write Independence, Or.. ' or phone 50F4. Salem. MISCELLANEOUS WHITE Rrw'K EGGS FOR HATCH ECU. I'hone 93F5. 1 TURNIPS FOft SALE J. 112 Union street. C. ALLEN, HAY FOR SALE $2 A TON. CHERRY City Feed Barn. OR SALE CREAM SEPARATOR AL- most new half price. Phone 80F1L FriTf sir. ft tats i--n i ; r r-u-ia- iy good shape. Will take $550. Call at 3a5 North Capitol street. FOR ROYAL TPE WRITERS. WRITt? io unum ac ens, worvaiiia, urt gon. Agents for Marion county. NEW 1SH OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE. I M 0.11 nly 7 mile. f. all 2jj Waahington street. I'hone 737. OR SALE GOOU HKiH GRADE auto. Take piano part payment Also will trade New berg property for tsaicm. Phone zj2j. BOOKS OF KNOWLEDGE A COM plete set of 20 volumes, cloth. 'bind ing, hew, never unboxed. Will sell for less than cost. Address "Book, care Statesman. PEERLESS GASOLINE ENGINE. 3 horsepower. 3 cylinders. Suitable for grain elevator. Formerly used as auxiliary In electric tight pljwit. In good condition. 100 - gallons tank. Price $1000. Scott Bozorth. Spalding Bldg.. Portland. Oregon. CAPTIVITY OF THE OATMAN GIRLS This -true story of western immi gration has been carefully revised making a handsome little hook- sit tells in graphic terms of the massa cre of the Oatman family, of the es cape of Lorenzo, and the captivity of Mary and Olive. Mary died of stare vation and Olive was purchased from the Indians five years, later. The price is 20 cents, postpaid. - Address oresron Teachers Monthly. Salem. Or. POULTRY FOR SALE ROSE COMBED ANCONA roosters. Phone 8lF22. WANTED ORDERS FOR DAY .OLD chicks. I'hone ;403R. a:STOM HATCHING Either your eggs or my White Leghorns. Place your order early. Mrs. M. Jones, Route" 3. BOX 264C, Salem.) IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, send 10c to the Pacific Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial subscription. Mention this ad. WOOD. WOOD FOR SALE 6.50 PER CORD. R. H. Varley. 187 Miller street. LOST AND FOUND LOST LOST KEYS ON TWO RINGS: RINGS fastened together. Phone 346. Re ward.. ' WANTED' I.IVKSTOC14 WANTED VEAL CALVES AND ALSO large calves. Phone 80F1L HI QUEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR good clean rags, press itoora totaies man. . WANTED TO RENT --H AND K STIT.Mt1 puller. Phone 99F3. W. Sawyer, Route 3. - WANTED-A HAW. MANDREL. PHONE 35KU or write W. A. Matthes. Route 9, Salem. WANTED TO RENT FIVE ROOM furnished hosuc. , Address. "Awl,' ; care Statesman. . WANTED Fat iens, highest price paid. S. Director. Spencer Hardware Store, 4B6 State st. LIBERTY BONDS IF TOW MUST dispose of your bonds, we will buy - them. 814 Masonic Bldg. WANTED POSITION ON FARM BY man and family. Experienced. Not araid of work. Address 1355 Hines . si reel. DANC'INIl STOP SHAKING YOUR SHOULDERS Irn to nance Correctly: THEODORE and LILLIAN NEWMAN Exhibition Dancers and Instructors Modern and Classic Dancing. Hotel Marion. Salens Oregon. Read the Classified Ads. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY AUTCf SERVICE SHIPPS AUTO SERVICE CITY AND country trips. Phone: Day. 963; night. 359. AITO AM THICK REPA1RIXU TRACTOR, TRUCK AND AUTOMO bile repairing. Satisfaction guaran teed. A. E. Hutchison. 1015" X. 14th. TIKE REPAIRED VILCAMZIXK GATES1 liALK-SOLE TIRE SERVICE Station. 177 South Commercial St. Phone 428. LODGE DIRECTORY MOT En WOO DM EX MODERN-. WOODMEN OK AMERICA I fV..A.. t ' A . n (l ...... . 1 every Thirrsday evening at S oclocK In Derbv building, .comer Court and High streets. R. F. Day.. V. C. J. A. Wright, clerk. BUSINESS CARDS DRAYS AND .EXPRESS LARMER TRANSFER WE MOVE AND store goods. Day phone 930. Night phone 1898. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phone 933. Salem's largest and best equipped transfer company. Get our . reduced freight rates on eastern ship ments. Also for storage, as we have three warehouses in connection with business. Furniture moving, pack ing shipping and storing our spe cialty. Office. 226 Stt strt. DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING JAPANESE PRESSING PARLORS F. S. Watanabe. Prop., 434 N Commer cial street. Ladles and gentlemen s suits cleaned and pressed. $1.25 and $1.75. Work called for and delivered free. Telephone Main 552. insurance: NOTICE I REPRESENT SIX BIG OLD Line millionaire fire insurance com panies and do a general insurance business. I write surety bonds and have several homes to rent. Drop in and see n . G. W. Laflar, 405 and 406 Hubbard Bldg. 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 Junk Co., 271 Chemeketa St. Phone S98. LAUNDRIES. SALEM STEAM LATJNDRYMJUICK delivery and careful w'or&TDry wash. 6c per pound. 136 South Liberty St. Phone 25. . HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REG- ular washing done 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. MACHINISTS WE DO MACHINERY REPAIRING OK all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy acetylene welding, gas engine repair ing, model and experimental work. Iowa Machine Shop. D. B. Brown. Prop.. 252 Chemeketa street. Salem. MONET TO LOAJL; PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN ON cood farms. Ijow Interest rates. .Privilege to pay $IH or multiple on interest dates. Five or seven year . loans. II. M. Hawkins 314 Masonic Hiag.. fciaiem, Oregon. SECOND HAND GOODS WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND . goods of all kinds, pipe fittings, har ness, collars, collar pads, tools, and chains. Fred Schindler, 256 Center Street. VA NT ED SECOND HAND FURNI ture. Will buy. sell, trade or ex change. ' All kinds of repair work done at reasonable prices; also light grinding, filing and brazlna; a spe cialty. See JZ A. Rowland jFurniture . Store. 326 N Commercial. Phone 16. NURSERIES f RUITLAND NURSERY SALEM. R. K. D. 6. Box 138E. Phone 111F21. Roman strain grafted Franquet Wal nuts; also a line of other nursery stock. PAINTERS F. H. KAYLOR, PAINTFJR. 310 SOUTH Winter. Phone 296. -,. UNDERTAKERS . WEBB & CLOUGH C. B. WEBB. A. M. Clough. funeral directors. The latest modern methods known to the pro fession. 497 Court street. WALL PAPER. PAINT GLENN U ADAMS FOR HOUSE DEC- orating, painting, tinting. - paper hanging, etc. Work done by contract or by day; good workman. Location 1020 Center street. Phones 586 W. FIFTEEN CICNTS A DOUBLE V ROLL snd upwards fort choice Wall Paper at Buren'a Furniture Store, 179 Com mercial street. SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL Paper and Picture Framing. Good workmen. 455 Court St. Phone 485. WINDOW AND GENERAL CLEANING HOUSE AND WINDOW CLEANING wanted. Phone 1237. CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR. L. M. HIM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 153 S. High St. Phone 283 w WOVEN WIRE FENCING DepAt Natlal St Aaaerleaai Keec, all slaVa. 2 lau S law high. Palais. Oils a ad Yaradah. Staves VlefcaUlt and Repaired. UciakW a ad Map tfawka. Saleaa Fkaee Stave Warks. 33 C'art St. Phtaie 124 R. n. FLEMING. TRANSFER HAULPNC AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND of hauling. Household moving jobs done prompt ly. Try me once. Timme. 475 State St. . Phone 963. , Residence phone 1122J. . WATER SALEM WATER CO. -OFFICE, 301 S. Commercial street.' For water serv ice arily at office. Make all com plaints at the office. No deductions ii bills will be allowed for absence r for any causes whatever unless water is cut off from premises. Here after water for irrigation win only be furnished td regular customers us ing water f or i domestic purposes. Contractors, for sidewalks. brick - work or plastering, -will fdease read "for building purposes" urtder sched ule of rates. Apply at office for copy PHYSICIANS DR. I G- ALTMAN. HOMEOPATHIC Physician. General Practice. Gall Stones and tkHr treated successful ly, onice and residence. 296 North Liberty. Salem.' Phone 147. 11 fl f J AJ Rcad the LlaSSlIlCrJ AOS, PROFESSIONAL ClllttO PR A CT1 c DR. O. L. SCOTT. D. C, GRADUATE of 1. S. C. Chiropractica fountain head. Davenport. l6wa. Chiropractic corrects the cause of disease. Office 404-7-8 U. S- National Dank Building-. I'hone 87. Residence 8?8R. DEXTIST DR. V. I UTTER, DENTIST. ItOOMd 413-414 Hank of Commerce Building. I'hone 406. MIMC TEACHERS IL KAKI1. TEACHER Phone 13S3. OK PIANO. nTK(lPtTiir ,- MERCER. GRADUATE American School Osteopathy. Kirks ville. Mo.: treats acute and chronic disease. Office 401-405 U. S. National Rank BIdg. I'hone 919. Residence. 419 North Summer. Phone (14. DRS. WHITE AND WALTON. OSTEO patbje physicians and surgeons. Graduates of American School of Osteo pathy. Kirksville. Mo. Pest arraduata and specialized in nervous diseases at Los Angeles College. Treat scut ana cnronic diseases. Offices. S05-6-7-8 U. S. National Bank Bldg. Phone 859. Residenc". 1620 Court street. I'hone 2215. Dr. White's residence phone. 469. SOIL SCIENCE. SCIENCE TEACHER AND practitioner. Class will start soon. Join now and learn how to heal your- self. Knowledge is power. M. E. iacme. 3 jsorih liberty street-J iuuxa irom 10 o p. rn. Notice is hereby given that The Pacific Telephone and TeleeraDh Company, a corporation, has erected on the shore of the Willamette Riv er at a point on the east side near the foot of Water Street, approxi mately 75 feet rorth of the Steel Bridge. Salem, Oregon, and also on the west side of said riTer.j at - a point approximately 75 feet north of the west approach to the Stoel Bridge, two monuments, namely, signboards set on pons in ttlain view. and bearing tne words "Cable Cross ing. The Pacific Telephone and Tel egraph Company." which said signs mark the landing places on the shores of the Willamette River, of a certain sub-aqueous telephone and telegraph cable,' approximately 1200 feet in length, which crosses said river tn a general Westerly direc tion from the said landing on the eaft Fide of said Willa.nette Riier, and between the termini- above de scribed. This notice Is published for the purpose of Informing all navigators of the description and purpose of the monuments aforesaid, and of the general romse, landings and termini of the cable aforesaid. THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE ANIVTELEGKAPH COMPANY By W. D. MOORE. Division Supclnlendent f Plant WHOLE MILK We will pay fa-SSiper hundred de livered ut Kalcm. Price baaed on 4 ser cent fat contents. Phone 2481 MABI0N CREAMERY & PRODUCE CO. RALEM. OREGON SALEM MARKETS I RUYIJrOlRlCE- Kcg and Poultry. Kggs. 4 7c. liens, 26c. Old roosters. 15-16C. Pork, Mutton and Beef. Pork 6n foot, 16c Ewes. Sc. Spring lamb. 10c, Beef steers. 7 . to Sc. Cows, 4 to 7c. nay. Cheat, per ton. $24. ' ! Clover, per ton, $25 to 2C. Grain. Wheat. $1.94 to $2. Oats. SOc. Bsn9. to c. Beans, 6 to 8c. Mill Kecd, Retail. Mill run. $50 per ton. WHOLESALE TO DEALERS. Creamery butter, prints, 68c. Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem. 69c. Fruit. Oranges,- $4.2 to $5.50. Local tomatoes, $1. Lemons. $9.50 to $12.50. Bananas, 8 He. Vegetables. Cabbage, 2c. . Onions (Imported), $1.75 to $2. Green peppers, 6c ponnd. Retail Pi-ire?. Creamery butter, 75c. Dairy butter, 60c. . Egg3, 70c. Flour, hard wheat. $2.90 to $3.15. Flour, valley. $2.75 $2.90. Sugar, cane and beet, lie. Potatoes, sack lots. $1.75. Oil Products. Standard engine distillate. In bulk. 13 cents. Kerosene Pear, in bulk. 11 e; Elaine 4n bulk, 2 8 He; Eocene. In bulk, 15c . i ' Oronite Aroturps. In bulk, 36 c. PORTLAND MARKETS Dairy" produce. PORTLAND. Jan. 20. Butter: Prints, extras. 65o; cubes, extras. 63c; pilnio firsts. 62c; dairy, 42c. Butteifat: Portland delivery. No. 1 noiir (ream, 67i-fr6Sc. Potatoes. Local selling price. $ 1.75 ft $2.00. 1 Grain. Grain future, bids: .Oats. No. 2 white fWd. January, $tt; February. $39..0; March. $19.50. Parley, stan dard feed, Januaty. $IS; February, $13: March.",, $4 9. 50. Barley, stan dard "A". January and February. $49; March. $50. Kastern oats and torn in bulk: Oats. No.' white, January. $1G; February; $46.50: March, $47. Oats. 38-pound clipped, white. January. $ 18.50;., February riu .Mart 11. ei. wrn, stt. y-t- low, January, $i8. 50; February and, 1 t. jn - 1 REAL ESTATE FOR S.ALE-lt acres. i mile from town of Stayton, Oregon; good build ings, young orchard, three years old. Math Mueller. Route 2. Stayton. Ore. A GOOD BUT 2SxS FEET ON EAST side Commercial street, on door north of State street. Salem, together with perpetual right of way over the 14x0S feet tract extending from this property to State street. Terms. Apply Scott Bosorth. 791-Z Spalding Bidg, Portland, Oregon. TO EXCHANGE 10 acre choice bear ing apple and peach orchard for res idence or acreage near Salem. 160-arre choice Saskatchewan. Can ada, land, all-tillable. 7 miles from railroad. Will excliantce for orchard or acreage near Salem; will assume or pay difference nut over $5,000. Price $2500. Sccolofsky. 371 State. BRING YOUR TRADES I can match vou. c. W. NimT. nt Estate Agent. Canada lands. 844 State street. 128 ACRES. 93 ACRES IN WALNUTS. with apple, peach and prune fillers; trees 6. 6, 7, 8 years, beginning to near. is acres-plow land. 20 acres woods. Land rolling mellow clay oaiii, uuuie .two Darns, water pi pea to house and barns, five springs, fish pond, beautiful view, mile and half to high school, four miles to station and ten miles to Salem. Price $22,500. Terms. J. W., Jenkins. Eugene. Ore. FLEMING REALTY CO. DEALS. A 100 acre farm at a bargain. A 160 acre stock ranch In exchange, for a small acreage improved. A 5 room modern for a larger bouse wun oasement. An 80 acre farm, well located, well fenced, main road, south of Dallas; 50 acres In cultivation; cheap at $60 an acre. Terms. See Wm. Fleming. 311 State street, or t'Don iti. BARGAINS SEVEN ROOM HOUSE. . newly papered and new roof, near 8. P. depot. $700; terms to suit. Five room house, paved street, fine loca tion; isttv. 1st acre rarm. four miles out. rolling -land, good improvements, main highway; $125 per acre. Ten acres, some orchard and berries, buildings; $2500. Five acres all ia orchard,; good buildings, near Port land highway: $2500. Twenty acre prune orchard, $6v06v? F. L. Wood. Bayne Bldg. t - FOR SALE 55-scre tract, nearly all cultivated. 10' acres bearing. Italian Prunes in first class condition, best of soil, rock road, good house, fam ily orchard. ITice $1L00.00. 6 acres of Loganberries, small buildings. Price $1.S.60. S acres all cultivat ed, house, barn. well, rock road, good location. Price $950. 90. Good 7 -room modern house on Fairmount HilL Price $3.60.0. w. ii. grabevhorst A CO. 275 State street. STRICTLY MODERN 7-room bungalow close in. :soe. easy terms; k-room house, lot 110x150 feet, some fruit. $650. $250 cash, balance S per cent; 10 acre apple and peach orchard. Ideal location, in first class condi tion, close to Salem, will take resi dence, acreage or auto, price $2500; 117 a. -res. ltt cultivated. 7 timber pasture, running water, larre dairy barn, house. 7 miles from Salem, a snap. $10,500. easy terms; IS acres. 8 in prunes, good house. 4 miles from Salem, want larger ranch further out of about sale value, price $1000. Socolofsky. 341 State sL For Exchange Fine well Improved t acre tract cloae in snd $2500 to $3000 cash for a larger place farther out. For Sale Well improved IS acre tract one-half mile to town. Snap. $2600; some terms. For Sale 8 V, acres of fine garden land close in on fine road; house, barn, well. Price $2600; terms. For Sale Fine 10 acre tract close In. tn high state of cultivation. Price 82250.- For Sale Good 263 sere stock ranch. 65 acres In cultivation: most all can be when cleared: set buildings: well watered: on county road. Bargain price. $8500. For Sale or Exchange Fine 150 acre farm 10 milea from Salem on fine road, half in crop now. nice location. Some exchange, some money and terms on balance. For good buys or exchanges see Per rlne A Maraters. 306 Hubbard Bldg.. Salem. Oregon. FOR RENT- pARMJ FOR RENT A GOOO FARM. SEE William Fleming. 341 State street. FOR RENT 145 ACRES. MOSTLY UN der cultivation Good improvements. W. J. IJnfooL Bhone 1582J. March. $38. Corn. No. 2 mixed, Jan uary, February and March, $57. NEW YORK MARKKETS NEW YORK, Jan. 20 Hops firm; state medium to choice. 1918. 30 to 40 cents; 1917. 20 ft 22 cents; Pa cific coast, 1918. 36 to 42 cents; 1917, 25 to 30 cents. Evaporated apples ffrm; state 154 164. Prunes, strong and ac tive. Californias 10i(il6; Ore- gons, 1 2 1 8. Peaches, nominal. t BEARS SWING CORN MARKET Assertions by Food Adminis tration Officials Have Strong Effect CHICAGO. Jan. 20. Assertions that food administration officials recognize the necessity of lower pric es for consumers had a decided bear ish effect today on corn. The mar ket closed heavy at 3 to 4H net decline, with February 128 to 1394 and May 12 4 to 125. Oats lpst-l'i to 1 rS . In provisions the outcome 1 an Red from 57 cents off to an advance of two cents. Bearing sentiment as to corn ap peared to spring chiefly from reports of pressure on congress to assist in lowering the cost of foodstuffs. In this connection, an influential trade authority was quoted as saying he had learned tnioffirlally that, from now on food adiuinistt ation state ments instead "of enhancing values with famine talk would 1e of a na ture to exercise an opposite influ ence. -Oats were down grade with corn. Support was lacking. Provis ions reflet ted the weakness of graiifi Higher quotations on hogs formed only a temporary check. REVELATIONS OF A WIFE The Story of a Honeymoon A Wonderful IU una ore of Mart-trd Ufa U'otHlerfttl'j Told b. ADELE UA11U1SO.X CHAI'TEU CXCIil WHY UALKJK'S VICTORY TURNED TO ASIIKS . .fresh onw. he snatched his hat and .tick and. rushed to the door. As he Mis Draper has found a house j rlantmed it after him I heard id- for us!" I echoed Dicky's words in blank! astonishment. His bit of newt was. in me Dig cnair. weak ana trimming so unexpected, amazement was the I only feeling that came to me for i moment or two. Knervated by the unusutl warmth of the first April days. Dicky had ex pressed a wiFh to move almost at once to the country. Upon my pro test that it would be impossible to find a house In so short a time hehad airily remarked that there would be no bother about a house, as Miss Draper had found one near her sis ter's home. "Well, what's the reason for the awful astonishment?" Dicky demand ed truculently. "You look as if bomb had exploded in your vicinity." He expressed my feeling exactly Months before, when we had gone to Marvin for a day's outing. Dicky had been muth impressed by the beauty of Miss Draper, whom we saw on the train. 1 secretly had been both an gry and uneasy, when upon acci dentally meeting her' at her sister's tea room he had discovered her ar aspirations, and had engaged her a a model, promising to assist her with her art studies. I knew that Miss Draper had be come a fixture in his studio, acting as his secretary as well as his model i and pursuing her art studies under his direction. But his references to her were always so-casual and indif ferent that for months I had no thought of her at all. And now I found that Dicky had progressed to such a degree of Intimacy with her that he not only wished to move to the rillage which she called home but had allowed her to select the house in which we were to lire. The bomb of which Dicky had spo ken could hare done no more damage to a building. of brick and wood thai his words did to my peace of mind I might be foolish, overwrought but all at once I recognized In Dicky's beatiful protege.a distinct menace to my marital happiness I knew onght to be most guarded In m reply to my husband, but I am afraid the words of my answer were tip.pe with the venom of my feetlng toward the girl. "S.ty You're Jealous." , i"l admit I am astonished.. I re plied coldly. "Yon see I did not know it was the custom In your circle for an artist's model to select a hous for his wife and mother. You. must give me time to adjust myself to such ,1 bizarre state of tb'ngs. I was so furiou myself that I did not realize how much my answer would irritate Dicky. He sprang to his feet with an oath and turned op me the old. black angry look that 1 had not seen for months. "That's about the meanest slur ever heard." he shouted. .-Just be cause a girl works as a model every other woman thinks she has the rifcht to cast a stone at her. and put put on a how-dare-you-brush-your kirt-agatnst-mine sort of a thing You worked for a living yourself not o very long ago. I should think yon would have a little Christian charity !n your heart for any other girl who worked." . "It strikes me that there is a slight difference between the ' work of hlh school instructor in history., specialist in her snbje . and the work of an artists model." I re turned Icily. "But laying all that side. I should have considered my elf guilty of a very grave breach of good tafte if I had ventured to se lect the house for the wife of mv principal, unasked and unknown to her." "Cut out the heroics and come down to brass tacks," D'cky snarled vulgarly. 'Why don't you be honest and say you're jealous of the poor girl? I'll bet if the truth were known, it Isn't only the house sh se lected you d balk aL I'll bet yon wouldn't want to go to Marvin for all summer, regardless that Pre spent many a comfortable week Id that section, and like it better thap any other summer place I know." Through all my anger at Dicky my disgust at bis coarseness, came the conviction that he had spoken the truth. I was Jealous of Grace Draper, there was no use denying the fact to myself, however strenuously I might try to hide the thtng from Dicky. I told myself that 1 hated Marvin because it held this girl, that Instead of spending the summer there I wished I might never see the place again. The Door Slams. I was angrier than ever when the knowledge of my I own emotiop forced itself upon me. angry with myelf for having been so silly, angry at Dicky at having brought such provocation upon me. I let my speed lah out blindly, not caring what I said: " r "You are wrong In one thing right in another. I am not jealous of Miss Draper. To tell you the truth- I do not care enough about what on do to Ikv Jealous of you. But I would not like to live In Marvin for this season I never counted in my list of friends a woman who possesses nei ther good breeding nor common sense, and I do not propose to bo- gin with Miss Draper." Dicky stared at me for a moment Ma face daifc and distorted with pas- , sion. Thrn. springing .-Co his feet I he picked up his collar and tie and went into his room. Returning wit 'other oath, one this time coupled with a re'erence to me. I. rank back Dicky Makes Amends. "Well. you htve made a mess 0' it!" My mother-in-law's voice, cool and cynical, sound J behind me. I Telt ..e sayiS; something caustic to her. but there was something In her tones that stopped me. It was not criticism of me rhe was expressing rather sympathy. Accustomed as I was to every Inflection of her roice- I realized this, and accordingly held my tongue until she had spoken fur ther. .... I'll admit you've had enough to make any woman, lose her control of herself.", went on Dicky's mother.- with the fairness I had found her In variably to possess In anything big no matter however petty and fussy she may be over trifles. But you oughf to know Richard better than te take that one with him. Give Ri chard his head and he soon tires of any of the thousand things he pro poses doing from time to time. Op pose him. ridicule him. make him an gry, and hell stick to his notion as a dog to his bone. She turned and walked Into her own rtxia again. I sat miserably huddled In the big chair, by turn an gry at my husband -aad remorsoll over my own hastiness. -' . ' "Vot I do about dinner. - Missis Graham?" Katie's voice was sub dued, sympathetic and respectfaL I realised that she had beard every word of our controversy. The know ledge made' my reply curt, "Keep it warm as long, as you can I will tell you when to serve L" . Katie went out, muttering some thing about the dJnne being spoiled but I paid no attention to. her. Ms thoughts were too busy .with con jectures and . forebodings of the f a- ture to pay any attention to triee- ' The twilight deepened into dark a ess. I was just nerving myself to summon Katie and tell her to serve dinner when the door opened an Dicky's rapid step crossed the room He switched on the light, and then romlng over to me. lifted me bodily out of my ebair. - . ; "Was the poor little girl Jealous?'' he drawled, with his face close to mine. "Well, she shall never have to be jealous again. ' We won't li in Marvin, naughty old town, foil of beautiful models. We'll just go over to Harkennck or some nice respect able place like thaL" . At first my heart had leaped with victory. Dicky had come back, and he was not angry. Then, as his Up sought mine, and I caught his breath my victory turned to ashes. The re gret or repentance which had driven my husband back to my arms had nrf come -from his heart hut from the depths of a whiskey glass. (To be continued) , CASTOR IA . For Lxfaat turd aUdrea' In Uso ForOvcr30 Yesrs Alwaya bears the sOcnatore of TIME TABLES IOCTIIERV PACIFIC CO- ' - Kertltbe-ead No 84-Oregeaian :fl a-sa. No. 18 Oregon Kxpresa- ..... 8:88a.m. No. 28 Willamette Limited... :12a.m. No. 18 Portland Passes ger 2:0 p.m. No. 24 Coos Bay :8 p.m. No. 14 Portland Express..... 7:45p.m. No. 88 Oregnnlaa .1... ...... 8:1 1 No. 28 For Eugene 1:la.m No. 18 California Express. .. .11:1 a.m. No. 17 Rose burg passenger.. 4:tp.m. No. 87 Willamette Limited ...8:14 p.m No. 13 8aa Francisco Pass... 18:83 p.m. SALCX-CEEH U3TB Vo. 73 Arrive at Salem t :18 a.m. No. 74 Leave Salem 3:88 p.m. ALSEIC FALLS 4TTTT WESTERN 11 Leave Salem, motor .... 7:M am. 'J Leave Salem, motor .... 8:28 a.m. l$ LeAvas Salem, motor .... 1:81 p as. Throegta ear ta Moa month aad Atvii 11 Leaves Salem ........... :l(pjsv. 142 Arrives at Salaca 8:26 a.as. 14 Arrive at Salem ll:Mem. 148 Atiive at Salem 3:t4p.m 173 Arrive Salem T:4 avsa ORJEOO bTLBCGTIIIO attltlss Ovt. Is. ISIS, 1 Trala Arrive Arrive Salem Eageae 18:18 am 12:14 pm 1Z: pa Salem mlv 4:18 pm 4:81 pm 4:44 pm ' 8:8 pm 8:7pm Salaca est y 11:28 am Saiamemlr No. 8 Ltd 7 Portland 8:11 am 14:48 am . 2:48 pm 4:tipm 13 Ltd 17 .... : pro It :Jt pm 'North Bank Station Heave J after- son Street It aad 38 miautae later.) Wagtfcaeaaa Trala Leave Arrive Arrive Portlaad :! em 11:34 am 8:11 pm 8 14 pm So. Eugea Salem .....- 7:1 am 14 Ltd.. 7:23am :4iam IS 12:18pm 14 Ltd.. l:SSpm -4:pm ,. Salem only 8:14 pm 7:4 pm 4:iim T:8Pn It.t am North Bank Station (arrive Jeffer. sea Street 18 m lau tea earlier). CorvaUls. . . Leave CORTAM.II CONNECTION f KartalMHaad , Leave Orvalll . . irri 8,w 8:38 am . t:48 an.; , 18:13 pm , . I'M " . 8:41 pm , : pm :ll pm . ' T:8 , teetbtsawad . 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