' THK.ORKUOX STATESMAN f FRIDAY, FKCTXART 21, .1019
T ti no a Vt d- TK yvo r The Wants and Needs of the Capital City are Noted Under Proper
.1J)1FC llOiry Headings So You Can Readfly Find Them They're Worth While
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NORWICH TJXIOX
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY.
Thlebten, Roland & Rurghardt
Resident Agent 371 Htate St.
MONEY TO LOAN
OH IMPHOVED FARM PROPKHTY AT
LOWEST HATES. fiO COMMISSION
THOS. K, F0RDv:i-fJJ"i:
5 -2 Farm Loans 6
Wr loan money for five years.
We allow you to pay $100 or
multiple on tbe principal on
any Interest date. We- close
out loans promptly.
IIAWK1XS and ROBERTS,
114 Masonic Bldg.
Salem, Ore.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
. Rate . Pee War. - '
First Insertion Ie
Subsequent insertions ........ c
One week (six insertions).. .....3c
One month ................... 9c
Six months' contract, per mo.. Ic
IS months' contract, per mo... 7e
No ecet opened for leas than.J5c
A neat card given free with an
advertisement to the extent of 50e
announcing "For Bale" "For Kent"
"Rooms" or "Board."
KKW TODAY.
Each new classified advertised
meat will be run under "New To
day for the first Insertion, unless
otherwise ordered by the adver
tiser. -, r
Subsequent insertion of the ad.
will appear under its proper
classification. 'V
No advertisement will be run
under "New Today for more than
v
i
one issue under any circumstances
NEW TODAY
FOB RENT FTRNI8HED ( ROOM MOD-
ern hoes. Leaving town Sunday, phone
. 1O501L 1740 Court street.
FOR RENT MODERN UPPER FLAT,
cloae la. See R. B. Fleming, 250 and 785
Court atreet. Phone 124 and VZ.
WANTED-A BID on diogixo a ditch
in the eoaatry. 8nall Job. Phone 71.
FOR SALE TWO TEAMS. OJfE TEAM
weighs S200 and 0 to 7 yeara.old; team
and karneas $325. The her weigha 2SOO
and 1 It I years old. Team and harness
0275. Phoas 7F22. -
THE OREGON n RE RELIEF A88X. OF
MeMinnville is established on thoroughly
tea ted laaarssee principles. On principles.
If yo pleaa. that have proven aafe, re
' liable sad aodnring for hundreds ef yeara.
Ke mateal fire inaarance company with
iaaets equal to the asaets of the O. F. K.
A. has ever failed or retired from basi
. -v i ,r at anv time. H. A.
Johnaon Inauraaco Afency. ever Ladd
' Bnah bank, Salem. Phone 7.
WAXtlilV-4300D WORK TEAM. WEIGHT
about 1500 to 1600, saitahle
draft work. W. J. Tnrnidgs. Talbot,
Oregon. BI1 Phoae Jefferson 86F22.
GIRL 5T ANTS GEXERAL HOUSEWORK
2260 horta eta .
FOR SALE STRICTLY MODERN SEYTL'S
roomed bungalow in fine location. .Cheap.
Moat be eea to he appreciated. A7
' care Statmaa.
FOR SALE CLEAN BATEeffo.
SUe ner Pound. Davis Rees, Jeffereos
; Road.
"Tt Tvooa-v rviw a YEARS OLD.
beavv mUker. Frsahsas soon. Phons
'15770, .
A SNAP ALMOST KKW 14 BPECIAL
.. . .. . . i. i.k .rnmi bodv. new
"enlr Cia !; seen st W M
CoBuaarciaL : . i:
- sir MAXWELL AUTOMOBfliE,
1.17 rnoeci w" elertrie Jights.
de-oalHatl. rimM TgX;
a aaan at $5SO. Oaear B. Giagrieh Moior
Tire Co.. S71 Sta'
EMPLOYMENT
. PEMALB
-ivTrn A COMPETENT HOC9EKEEP -
. .. . . 181 Vnrtk Com-
e for fsmlly of two.-
Aw. - ,
mercial. PboBS 11.
MIDDLE AGED LADT
WANTS A
lOSTtite hOTflOa)
piaca wn- -" " r.ii . the
mora man "-,
Mvrtle apartment in person.
MALE
ROTS WANTED TO CARRY STATES -
shjio " I. HrMS.
a aa Met mtfca aw -
maa roui-
.,.r ntcAFTERS WANTED
phone 111 F2L FraiUaad Ssrry.
15. Myrtle HoteL L
i ..a yipm AT ONCE TO
WANTt"'.-"", -.-..i, aii makes
to oper. -. ;- -rr ,d
:hnYs. aas tractors
stationary names .n f -
weekr courne, - -H.mphlir
e-r. B. C-
M1SCELLAI4EOVJS. .
' WANTED St" LOGANBERRY TRAIN
..tnir Wednesday , morning.
R. Cunningham.
MAN OR WOMAN WANTED, 8 ALARY
114 full tlirwBfcOc an hour spare time.
Jell.n'g "guantel "TU
Experience unnecessary. Aaaresa
"AS J." care Statesman.
FOR RENT
.
boitses .- - - -
mmmtt i ' . ;,nrl)M
FOR
RENT SIX
house at . "-V.JtTabl
. . tt iaik arrawt.
ws easjaw-
for $1.50 per month. Phonez.
street Phona 794.
rooms
n i nfin i - " 1 . .
Z . .Z..7... -. u 1 1 1 1 K W K K w ' " v
roomi 94 KoVth CommerciaL Fhon.
Ztkt W. - -
FOR SALE
M I 9 CELLAXEOUS
FOR SALE GRAY
Phone 27K22.
SEEU OATS.
FORD FOR SALE CHEAP JUST
b-en overhauled. Phone. S53J.
FOR SALE YELLOW DENT
corn. 6c per lb. I'hone 982H.
SEED
WE HAVE SEVERAL BARGAIN IN
Ford cars. Campbell's Auto Ex
change. 229 State street
FOR SALE BALDWIN STRAWBERRY
plants, ' 60 cents per hundred. P. Bia
choff, RL 6, Bos 49 A. Salem. '
FOR SALE ".918 FORD SEDAN EX-
rellent condition. Right price. Oaear B.
Ginrirh Motor Tra Cot, 374 Court at.
FOR SALE USED FURNITURE, ART
rags, carpet, ec. Room 5. ever Gale A
IV, loruierly Chicago Store.
FOR 8AI.E-1917 FORD TOURING GAR
with speedometer, lockswltch, spot-
iitni. tool dox. cnains. 37d caan. u
K. Faxnaworth. 2340 State street.
PIANO FOR SALE OR TRADE. HORSE
and buggy or cow taken aa part
payment. Phone 1J3 No trlflers
need call. jj
FOR SALE 5 "PASSENGER FORD.
mountain oreani, anucK aoaorDera,
speedometer. Yale lock, tire carrier.
At condition. Better man new. lione
Steele. Commercial and Ferry.
PEERLESS GASOUNF ENGINE. S5
horsepower, t cylinders. Suitable for
grain eievater. .- f ormerly used as
auxiliary in electric light plant. In
good condition. " 100 gallons tank.
Price $1000. Scott Boxorth, SpaldrUg
isiag.. rvruino, Oregon.
BOOKS OF KNOWLEDGE A COM-
filete set of 20 volumes, cloth bird
ng, new. never unboxed. Will sell
for less than cost. Address "Book."
car statesman. ; .
CAPTIVITY OF THE O ATM AN GIRLS
This true story of western irami
i gratlon has been carefully revised.
making a nandsome little book. It
tells in graphic terms of tbe massa
ere of the Oatman family, of the es
cape of Lorenzo, and the captivity of
Mary and Olive. Mary died of star
vation ana utive vu purchased from
the Indians five years later. The
price Is 20 cents, postpaid. Address
Oregon Teachers Monthly, Salem. Or.
IF YOU WAST TO BUY OR SELL A CAR
; ton and aea me. Ford, perfect condi
tion, $425. Ford, fully equipped, de
mountable rims. $50t. . Ford roaditrr.
$350. 191 Ford, A-1 condition. 0425.
i Caae 5 passenger, food aa new. 0875.
1912 Cadillac, good abape. S400. Ford,
- perfect condition, $400. Saxon, bsrgain.
$300. Elgin, good as new, $1125. Ford
touring, perfect, $375. Campbell's Ante
Exchange, 220 State street. Phone 362.
Open Sundays.
ruviTHi
FOR SALE WHITE LEGHORN AND
Oregon setting egga. $1.00 per set
ting. 7S8 S. 13th atreet.
IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
farm paper, send 10c to the Pacific
Homestead, Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subacrlptton. , Mention tnia aa.
644 STATE STREET. TEL 400
Headquarters for Baby Chicks. Lead
ing varieties prices reaaonanie.. VJ.
N Needham .Box 412. Salem. Oregon.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED TO RENT" SMALL MODERN
bungalow. Will lease. Pnone 6i.
WANTED ABOUT 8tft0 l-JtAN-
berry tips. Call 05F4 after 7 p. m.
HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR
good clean rags, frees Room states
man. WANT TO" RENT GOOD MODERN HOCSE
of six or more- rooms. L. L. Miller,
Marion Hotel, 2010. '
WANT TO BORROW $3500 ON IM
nroved farm. 70 acres near town
and R. R. Box 333. Salem.
WANTED TO RENT A FORD FOR A
few week use in and around Salem.
Address AC Statesman omce.
WANTED FAT HENS. BEST -PRICES
paid. Spencer Mara ware vo, 4is
State St. Aak for Director.
ftVLIO OT4C'K
rJjTJ-sJTJ'OrV'aJpJs'Slll '
VOTICE I WILL NOT BE RESPONSI
Me for any debts contracted by Mrs
Shaveland. J. E Sha.veland
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
will not, be responsible for any
debts contracted by any other than
myself In person. Mrs. Bertha B.
Ryley 1520 Chemeketa street.
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
AUTO SERVICE
1 mnnoiMxawMMMww
I ...... mm si-DVirr r-ITT A 1CT
8HIPPS AUTO SERVICE CITT AND
country trips. pnone: ray, s;
night, $59. i -
TIRES - REPAIRED VULCAKIZINO
GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE
Station. 177 Boutn commercial m
Phono 42$. '
1 aUTOMOBILE WASHING AND POUSHIXQ
I
LET US WASH AND POLISH YOUK
ears. 229 State street.
LODGE DIRECTORY
BaseaaBsahaastiaaa
MODERN WOODMEN
Lnnj-u-u-u-trM-MM.. - i aeaaa.aaaaamaaSaana
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 6248. meet
.rv Ttiuradav evening at $ o'clock
In Derby building, corner Court an
High streets, j. jr. isay.
Turner. clerk.i
BUSINESS CARDS
Lnj-ixLnn
DRAYS AND EXPRESS
XJTTUtrtflj'IJlJ'" " - aaiaaslaaaaa aataSa
LARMER TnANSFER-WE MOVE AND
uw4' Dir ohona 9dA. Night
phone 189$. " -
CAPITAL CITT TRA75FER COMPANY
eauipped tranafer company. Get our
rroia-ht rates on eastern ship
ment. Also f jr storage, as we have
thre warehouses In connection wixn
k.i.lnHi Furniture moving. pacK
Ing. shipping and storing our spa
cialty. Offica, zzm bmm
DRY CLEANING AND PRESMHO
JAPANESE PRESSING i.fARLpRS F.
S. Watanaoe. rp, -
.i.i ...-. Tiaa and rentlemen I
suits cleaned and pressed. $1.26 and
fl 75 Work celled for and delivered
free. Telephone Main lit.
INSURANCE
rSSURANCM DO A GENERAL 1N
sursnoe business, fire, automobile,
accident health. See mo ror rte.
Laflar. the insurance man, 405-40$
Hubbard Bldg.
Read the Classified Ads.
jcnk. JxntH.
JUNK WANTED WE PAT HIGHEST
price for junk of every kind. Let ua
make you a price on your household
goods. The "Square Deal Uouh
Capital Junk Co.. 171 Cbemeketa St
Phone $98.
LAUNDRIES.
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK
delivery and careful work. Dry wash,
Cc per pound. 130 South Liberty St.
Phone 25
HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REO-
ular washing done at a rate every
body can afford. For only 80 cents
we will collect, wash and deliver
your washing within twenty-tour
hours. Phone 1471.
MONEY TO LOAM.
Federal Farm Loans
54 per cent Interest.
34 V4 years time.
Prompt and efficient service.
A. C. Bohrnsteot.
401 Masonic Temple. Salem.
Ore.
MACHINISTS
WE DO MACHINERY KEPAIRINQ OF
all kinds, automobile repairing, oxy
acetylene welding, gas engine repair
inar. model and exoerimental work.
Iowa Machine Shop. D. B. Brown.
Prop., tit Chemeketa street. Salem.
NURSERIES
NORTHWESTERN NURSERY. ROUTE
S. Fruit trees, roses and shrub, cut
rates on some lines. Phone 111FS.
FRUITLAND NURSERY SALEM. R.
F. D. 4. Box 138E. Phone lllFtl.
Roman strain grafted Franquet Wal
nuts; alno a few more Italian prune
trees left.
SECOND HAND GOODS
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
neas. coliara. collar paas, tools, ana
chains. Fred Schindler, 25$ Center
trt- ;
wanted two carloads OF used
furniture. Will buy. sell, trade or
exchange household furniture. Will
pay the highest cash price. I also
handle clothing. See J. A. Rowland i
Furniture Store, 247 N .Commercial
Phone 10.
SHOE REPAIRING.
JUST OPENED NEW SHOE REPAIR
ing ahop at 103 S. CommerciaL Alt
work guaranteed satisfactory. Give
me a trial.
PAINTHR9
CNDERTAKERS
WEBB C LOUGH C B. WEBB. A. M.
Clough. funeral director. The latest
modern method known to the pro
fession. 497 Court street.
wall paper, PArarr
GLENN L ADAMS FOH HOUSE DEC-
orattng. painting, tinting, paper
banging, etc Work done by contract
or by day; good workman. Location
1020 Center street. Phone ISSW.
FIFTEEN CENTS A DOUBLE .ROLL
and upwards for choice Wallpaper
at Buren's Furniture Store, 179 Com
mercial street. f
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.
WOVEN WIRE FENCING
Depot Natloaal ot Anserleata Feee,
all alar a, zs is. ts ss law aigau
Palate. Oils a ad fa rata.
Steves Keballt and Repal reaL
Laaaalniii aad Heat Haeaxa.
Saleaa Fese dt Steve Wertas.
236) Ceart St. Pboste 134
R. B. FLEMING.
TRANSFER HACLING
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND
of hauling. Heuaehold
'"tJET? moving Jobs done prompt
' lv. Try me once. Tlmme.
475 State St Phone 953. Residence
phone 1122J.
WATER
SALEM WATER COt OFFICE, 101" 8.
jVUJM.V. a . " " "
Ice apply at office. Make all com
plaint a at the office. No deductions
t. hiii win he allowed. for absence
or for any causes whatever unless
I. r. ii n'f feAm nrmliil. Hare.
arter water for Irrigation will only
t furnished to regular customers us
ing water ror aomesuc purpr..
Contractors for sidewalks, brick
i. t.rine will nluu read
"for building purposes' under sched
ule or rates. . appit ai mi v-
DENTIST
nnn nn-iiV "
DR. F. U UTTER. DENTIST. Kwxs
413-414 Ha.n)C oi commerce dviiuib.
Phona 804.
PROFESSIONAL
j j-ur jawwwwwiiwwW
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. O. U SCOTT. D. C, GRADUAXts
. m n a f i-hiPAnrsriirs iouDisin
head. Davenport Iowa. Chiropractic j-
corrects the cause ot aiseaae.
404-7-8 U. S. National Bank Building.
Phone 87. Residence 828R.
OSTEOPATHY.
OR. W. Lv MERCER, UKAuyAiJi
American scnooi uiieopimj, ,rT
vlll. Mo.: treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-405 JJ. S. National
Bank Bldg. Phona 919. Residence,
419 North Summer. Phona 414.
.OSTEOPATHY.
DRS. WHITE AND WALTON. OSTEO-
nhvaidana and surgeons.
i-VV...T-. Xt American School of Oateo-
pathy, KirKsvuie, aao.
and speclalixed In nervous diseases
t Los Angeles College. Treat acute
end chronic diseases. Offices. 505-5-7-8
U. 8. National Bank Bldg. Phone
ita pMidanc. 1110 Court street
phone 2i!t5. Dr. White's residence
phone. 489.
MUSIC TEACHERS
. U-JL-I. ..... ... "''l'r'
R HARK. TEACH bK JF riAiiu.
Phone 1S$J.
PHYSICIANS
aaaaahsaaueaam
DR. L. O. ALTMAN. 'HOMlsOKATnij
Physician. General Practice. Gall
Stones and Goitre treated successful
ly. Office and residence. 29$ North
Liberty. Salem. Phone hi.
CHINESE PHTSICIAIf
PR L. M. HTTM CTTRF.3 ANY KNOWV
ataaaae, 162 S. High St PhOB :2$t.
Read the Classified
Read the Classified
Ads.
Ads.
LEGAL NOTICES.
AlJIIXSTlLTllfS FINAL XOTIfF-
"Xotice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has filed his final ac
count as administrator .of the estate
of David E. Johnson, deceased, in
the county court of the ttate of Ore
gon for the county of Mrlon, and
said court has set the hearing of
same, and of any and all objections
thereto and the settlement or saio
estate for Monday, the 17th day o
March, 1819. at ten o'clock In th
forenoon of said day. ,ln the court
room of the said court at Salem
Oregon.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 14 in
day of February. 191S.
' F. O. Johnson. Administrator.
- C. M. Inman. attorney for estate
WHOLE MILK
AND PRODUCE WANTED
Marion Creamery & Produce Co.,
Salem. Oreeon. Phone 2488
PORTLAND MARKETS
Dairy Produce
ORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 20. Cut
ter, prints, extras. 64c; cubes, ex
tras, S0c; prime firsts, 4c; aairy.
32c.
nutterfat. Portland delivery No
1 sour cteam, 30c.
Toutne.
Local eellinf; price, Sl.rOQ $1.7:
Grain.
Grain 'future bids:
Oats. No. r
Barley, stan
Eastern oats
wmie iu,jiiii,
dard feed.' April 4 2.
and corn in bulk: Oats. No. white,
March, $42; April, $42. Oats, 38
cltpped. March and April, $43.
i; ' v urch tsi SO
Corn, No. 3 yellow, March. $5-
April. $53. Corn. No. 3 mixed.
ia,ri, and Anrll. S2.
NEW YORK MARKETS
NEW YORK. Feb. 20. Kvaporat
led annlea firm but quiet. Prunes
strong. Peaches quieL
Corn Prices Take Sharp
Upward Trend With Snow
CHICAGO, Feb. 20. Corn pricesc
ran up sharply today owing In a con
siderable degree to anowstonne, rain
and sleet west of the Mississippi. Ths
market closed firm, 3 to 34
higher, with May 1.24 to l.b4 .
and July 1.19 to 1.19T.. oats
gained 1 to 1(5 and provisions
50c to $1.
Oats advanced in sympathy witn
corn.
All provisions rose to the limit
allowed.
Stock Market Registers
' Another General Advance
NEW YORK. Feb. 20. Under fur
ther guidance of pools and profes
sional operators, the stock market
today registered another fairly gen
eral advance, transaction- attaining
the largest proportions of any session
thur far this year
Oils, motors. eTiipmen. tobaccos
leathers, shipping, fertiliiera and
varied assortment of nciassuiea
specialties were acain singled out
for bullish attention at grces rains
of two to nine points.
High grade rails were sluggish,
forfeiting tholr nominal gains at
first Indications of pressure and. a
few of the low priced transporta
tions also yielded at the end. with
coppers, which weakened on reports
of additional cuts in tie metal mar
kets. The entire list fell back In the fi
nal dealings. Sales were 85.000
chares.
The general bond market, includ
ing Liberty and foreign Issues was
firm. Total sales, par value, aggre
gated $12,875,000. Old United
tates bonds were unchanged on call.
Fuller ton Indicted on
Five Charges of Uhel
EUGENE, Ore., Feb. 20. James
Fullerton. a tanner living near heie.
was arrested today on the charge ot
criminally libeling President P. L.
Campbell, or the University or Ore
gon, Dr. John Straub, dean or men at
the University, Governor James
Withycombe. Secretaiy or State Ben
Olcott. Superintendent cf Public in
struction J. A. Churchill, the board
of regents of the university and the
students of the institution.
The alleged ' libelous statements
have been printed in almost every
issue of a small monthly paper pub
lished by Fullerton here for the past
two years. Fullerton was indicted
by the Lane county grand jury on
five counts. '
Deals in Real Estate
P. Aubrey Jones to Minnie D. Ba
ker, lots 12 and 13, Oaklawn Park
addition. W. D.
Mary E. Kartln et ux to Emma E.
Naylor. lots 5 and 6. block 16. Ger-
vals, $300, W. D.
Mary Etta Aldrich et ux to Emma
E. Naylor. lota 1 and 2. blcck 16.
Oervals. W. D.
Harriett E. Welles et al to Emmett
E. Welles, land in. 2 6-9-4 w, q. d.
Omar T. Murphi et ux to George
H. Brown. 160 acres In William Van
derwacker claim. 63-4-lw; w. d.
Willis Hudleston et ux to Anna J
Walters, 1H; acres ln Woodburnt
w. d.
Cora C. Beardsley et ux to Daniel
A. White et ux. lot 4, black 15, Falr-
tnount Park addition; w. d.
iliuuui nil iuuiuuu, w. u.
Ellxa R. Hemaley to Grace D. Ma-
son, lot 10, Mahoney Home tracte -
REAL ESTATE
I WANT TO BUY A 5 OR C ROOM
bungalow on paved atreet, or very
close to one. Write P. O. Box Xi&.
Salem, at once, please.
A 5. A 4 AND A 7 ROOM REAL BUN
galow at fltOO $2500 $15e. See
Wm. Fleming, room 7, 341 State St..
Bayne building.
SO ACRES A LI. TILLABLE TIMBER
land, one and one-half milea from
town. clone . to paved highway.
Will take entire value in Liberty
Bonda. Socolofsky. Bayne Bldg.
FOR SALE 1(0 ACRES IN LINN
county. About three million reet A.
No. 1 piling and railroad tie timber.
reat paature land. Would consider
part exchange. Addreaa W. C. Greeu,
'adar Brook Farm. Sherwood. Ore.
AN ELEGANT IMPROVED FARM OF
380 acres, all under cultivation, one
mile from town and railroad, good
buildings, gently rolling, all fenced
and cross-fenced. $85 an acre. Laflar.
the inaurance man, 405-400 Hubbard
building.
A GOOD BUT 25x$0 FEET ON EAST
Side Commercial- street, one door
north of State street. Salem, together
with perpetual right of way over the
14x5$ feet tract extending from
this property to Stats street. Term.
Apply Scott Bosorth. 701-8 Spalding
mag, roruasa. uregon.
A 14 ACRE FRUIT RANCH HALF IN
it. Prune years. 4 acres In logan
berries, an acre with running water
year round for pasture, balance In
berries and peach e. pears, plums.
etc.. a 4 room house, barn and war
on aheds. chicken houses, rock road
to erate. a beauty spot, irwner teav
ing city. Price reduced to $4050.
terms. See Wm. Fleming. 341. state.
BRING YOUR TRADES
can match vou. C. W. N la merer.
All branches of real estate aad Caa-
ada landa. $15-310 Maaoatc Bldg.
Phone 1900.
1 .
HAVE SEVERAL CUSTOMERS WHO
want to aurcbaae a farm vslaed at from
$5000 to $8O0O, about 40 er SO acres. If
you have aach property for sale ssd wUl
soil it at a reeaeaable price, sea me st
sacs sad I will paah Us sale, if offered
at a bargaia. Jeha II. Scett. 404 Hab-
bard baildisg. ,
A YOUNO ORCHARD IN FINB CON
dttion. 4 acres In Italian Prune.
years old. s acre in nojw
--.A aama In Binrs. both 4 yesrS Old.
Small comfortable house and barn,
and one of the finest wells and wat
er in the district A promising
for Income very soon. Price $4000.
Km. Wm. Fleming. 341 State street.
HAVE FOR SALE ON SOUTH COM
i.t mtm a Mocka from State street.
a new modera 5 room reaideace for $4000
a terms. Alao s sew 6 roam mod era
reaideace near toe aoove aaacroea
retidence tor $3850. Both ef these prop
erties are ea alee high, dry groaad aad
withia eay walking eiataaee te tewa.
Joha H. Scott, 404 HabUrd baildiag.
FOR PALE-$0-ACREM ARM. CLOSE
tc Salem. aT .
Valance timber, good 7-room plaater.
d house, three barns, silo, family
orchard. 2 acres logaaberrles. 43
acrSs of wheat, $ acre of oat. 4
" mi This ia dark prairie
-land best of holL some toc k and
C..ki.., a- . if vou are tntereat- i
mJk i. buTlng a good farm, see us
part pay. so acres in w -
for acreage. 440 acres C" eBtr,
Wash, for small farm. 23 acrea. 8
acres prunes, aome other orchard ana
berries, bungalow and of I'l
$5500; take home part pay. 94$ acres
ta Lake-county for valley farm.,.
L. Wood. Bayne Bldg.
340 ACRES. H LOUAWBtiwiiiA.
prunes. 1Z acres in a' m,
$275 per acre. 17 acre. 9 acre m
prunes. 1$ years old. 4 acrea cherrle.
10 years old. 4a acres in timber, on
iockiid: Prlco $1400 13 acres. 1
acre cherries 9 years old. 7 acres of
prunes 9 years old. X acres loganber
ries 4 yeara old. fair buildings, price
$5000. 400 acres. 150 bottom in culti
vation. 45$ bill and timber pasture,
good Improvement. $3000 worth of
livestock and equipment S. ,w''
fenced, living water, will take $I
worth of trade or Liberty bonds and
carry back $7000; price $17,800. - Soc
olofsky. 341 Stat street
FOR SALE FLNE 75 ACRE FARM
close to saiem, nearly an in un
vatlon. good bearing prune orchard,
all kinds other fruits. Good set all
kind of farm bWgs, R. F. D and
telephone. Stock, tools, machinery.
Kmb tor- S 11.000. Good terraa.
ror Sale Nice 7 acre tract all In high
State cultivation, -on pavea roaa wm
to Salem. New set bldga. Price for
mm 1 m tSS T.rifl
For Sale N'le 5 acre tract close to
Salem all in bearing lOEanoerries;
small bungalow. Snap $1700. $1000
cash and terma on balaace.
Fxr Sale Good new modern 4 room
DUngaiow mu awu
walks. Snap $1000.
For Sale Good large modern nouse ana
2 fine lots in gooa lorauon, an
of fruit. One block from car line.
Price only $2500,
For bsrgains in sales or exchanges
see ua Perrine at Marat ers. iv
Hubbard Bldg., Salem. Ore. ,
A Business Proposition. A negro
came into a Southern ticket office
and asked for twe round-trip tickets
to Charleston. The agent knew him
and naked him who was going with
him.
"My brother," said the negro.
"Your brother?" asked the agent
"Where is he?"
. "Out there in a box. lie's dead.1
answered the' negro. '
"Well,-if he ila dead you don't
want a return ticket for him."
"Yea, suit." said ths negro; "you
see we ain't coin tq bury him ln
Chaleston; but vre have about 40
kiafolks down there, and we rea
soned that It would be cheaper to
carry him down to Charleston fo be
(une'l service. and bring Mm back,
than to bring "all the family up
here"
Harold I thought you made a res
olution not to drink any more.
Percy I did. -
.Harold But you are drinking as
much aa ever.
Percy Weil, that isn't any more
is It? Pearson's weekly.
-
r, .t nat.:Rafl Afl
IKead tHe liaSSHiea HO.
about tnie p.ac-. . . t coverea me irm-n.mr withdrawn from the apeakerahlp-con-
ak Co.. 376 State street- - I hand and turned to her. I - v v i.-.. J.
e " - I - ... ma, e MVls I lOea tUU UVICVI Vlsrea.aW-3 lUI IIKOu''
exchange-200 acre stock and j He said. 'Walt i a bit'." I whls- Bides or snpnort-
STJce4 'sWerHtrwe iriTie: ..u "nd , tbe, ,wf "v!! h. is I "T tIoa Is wholly based en mr
Sae. iood baAl ' orchard and out- can hear voices dimly. Now he 1- . of dnty to tD party waica U
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
The Story of a Honeymoon
A WoDdorful RocBauic of Married Life Wosderf ally Told by
ADfcTLB CJARRISOX
CHAPTER CCXX
WHY DID DICKY LEAVE THE TEL
EPHONE BEFORE PROMISING
TO MEET MADGE ; ... .
Number." Central's voice sounJ
ed drowsilv as If she were in sympa
thy with Cle languid September af
ternoon. "Madison Square 3C94." If Lil
lian Underwood had not been at mi
elbow I do not think I could have
ever summoned courage to riny
Dicky's studio. I was afraid that
Grace Draper would answer the call
and I felt that I could not speak tfl
her in the friendly fashion Lillian
had demanded that I use.
But when I heard her creamy vel
vet tones I stiffened with determina
tion to play the game. ' ' "
Oh. la this you. Miss DraperT
How do you do? Is Mr. Graham in?
May I speak to him. please?"
I put aa much friendliness Into
the simple questions as I could mus
ter. She was as cocly Informal as
aver in her replies.
"I am quite well, thank you. i
will call Mr. Graham."
Dicky's voice vu i trifleJ con
strained, or. so I fancied, when h
came to the telephone. i
Hello. Madge. Where are yomi
In town? How's that?'
Mra. Underwood called me up
A 1 - mm. I a. m m, A ..Wul M A ,nil Id
mis muioiug, u ... - " '
and have luncheon with her. we are
at the Tarleton, Just finished ft-
i " . J
"Must have been some eats.
Dicky commented UghUy "It's
o'clock." .'
"It surely was some eats.
peated.
"I am ready to go home now
Can't you run away and come now.
too, or ahall I' wait until you are
ready to go?"
A Strange Silence.
"Bravo!" whispered Lillian pat
ting my shoulder. 'That's the atuff."
But Lillian's encoalum menat littl
to me. for Dicky. Instead or respond
ing at once to my.auggestlon waa si
lent. ,
"Walt a Jblt." be said at the end
or a lonr minute
a long-.minute y Am
I heard him put down the receiver
and walk across the room, his steps
sounding'' distinctly through the
phone. Then 'there waa a distant
murmur or voices.. so threadlike that
I could not distinguish them. . .
-What la the matter?" whispered
Lillian.
'"'" - ... .. . .
Lillian muttere" .ometning tnat
felt was no compliment to Dicxy-
m m a ' - mV
and then his voice sounded In mr
ears. -
t a-tia i ran ret ivir In an
other halt hour." he said, still with
that little odd note or constraint i
his voice. "Where shall. I meet
you? Will Ul be with you? Tell
her IH bur her a drink If shell
come."
I reneated the message to Mrs. Ln
derwood. She leaned over and spoke
Into the receiver In a light way.
"Sorry, Dickybird, but I'm on the
wagon. See you later. Ta ta!"
"Wew," exclaimed .Dlcay. too
then to me. "Suppose we take a irai
ta Jamaica, and meander along home
-
by trolley through Hempstead. n
Mineoiai it win ie a iubi
but It ia a beautiful afternoon, and
we could atop off and have dinner
at one 01 tne inns aiong mc j-
That will be lovely." I agreeo
sincerely. "But, if we are geng to
(tin awav from home I ouaht to tell
r..i A r.,.. its A-tmr -
All rlghL Telephone her noJL
expect ns.
How long will it take yon
to reach the Pennsylvania atatlon?"
What "Ul" Said.
"PerEaps three-quarters
hour."
of an
"All right. 111 be there at the
Long Island waiting room at a quar
ter of four. K we get that we
won't have to wait for the trolley so
don't be late.
"Ill be on time." I promised
Good-by,
"Good-by.r I heard the receiver
click.
"Sounds as If we were going to
(line with Friend fHusbattd." said
Lillian
"Yes. we are golnr home by tml
ley from Jamaica. It ought to be
a beautiful trip. Dicky mut have
been thinking or such a trip before
'or he told me there was a train to
Jamaica at five minutes to four
m lr a aAma 111 Bea.l$Sin I emaas IVIm a Ptm aT I
which connects with the trolley. sndi$ Ltd.. 4:45 pra
v. . . 1 1 ..- M-m.A mm ii aehiul. I1! - Pm
ue u.u.nj mu.y. -
uie or the trams rrom Marvin
"What's that?" Lillian atopped
snort, men turnea toe luojrvu nw
would you like to go down .to the
.i.tu. An .r tim'" nha asked
"or would you prefer , taxi?"
"The bua by all means." I -returned.
I see we are kindred souls." she
ld.
I dote on a bus ride myself
But well have to hurry Too 'phone
Katie."
We were fortunate In securing the
coveted seata on the bus. and aa we
rolled down the drive we were both
silent for a long time, eontent to
wstch the shifting panorama of sky
and river, rocks and tree". When
we turned "away from the drive Lil
lian began to tell me of ber little
girl. . -
"She Is growing so tall." ahe said
vlth such mother pride In her voice-
"And her voice Is so sweet. I was
standing very near her and her nurs
one day when the, baby aang a little
vng the nurse had taught her. It
was like listening to a lark.
She turned her face away and
looked down at the streets through
which we were passing. I knew thv
envled the. women we saw walking
along with children clinging to their
hands.
"Is there no chance of regaining-
her?" I asked.
Is there no chance of regalaln
her?" t asked.
She was silent a long minute, then
-he broke out abruptly:
"Her father ia 111. they tell me
wlth an Illness that It believed to b
'curable. Tell me. do vims think
is wrong for me to wish him dead?"
Her voice was hoarse, her face dls
orted with the force or hatred. But
remembering her storr of this mas
who had sworn to cherish her. and
then had destroyed her life I could
not blame her. knowing with his
death she would regain the little
daughter, love for whom was the
one passion of her life.
We ,wre within a few blocks or
the railroad station when ahe spoke
again.
"I hope I am mistaken, but I think
Miss Draper will be a member of
your trolley trip home, and I want
you to be prepared to art as ir l
.v. .Tkl-- A.-rmA
(To be continued)
t;fess vhl not
STAY IN RACE
Rep rc $ en tali ye Withdraws
from Republlcin Contest
for Speakership
emmmmjammasmaaaa) am
WASHINGTON. Feb. 20. Repre
sentative Fess or Ohio, chairman of
the Repubiean congressional commit
tee, tonight announced his withdraw
al from the Republican contest for
speakership of the house In the
Hlt ,,rt
next congress.
race between Representatives Man
of Illinois and Gillett or Massachu
setts. -- - - -.. --
"In th4 Interest of party solidarity
dependant upon continued harm on,
which no cjisracterlxes the party,"
-aid Mr. Fess' statement, "I have-
earamoant to every other considera
tion-" . . -.
Supporters or Mr. Gillett declared
I a-S y (All a.- V V$ w a tttv e.a
I tbmt Mr Fess' withdrawal made tb
election of the'Maaachtrsetts repre
sentative a certainty, but partisan'
r Mr. Mann refused to concede de
feat.
Mr. Fess' announcement was mad
arter an announcement with Will II
Hays, chairman of the Rejiahllc"
national committee - members of
the Indiana aad O ' delegations u
congress. Mr. Ha'waa said to have
canvassed. tbe race between the thre
men and urged Fess' withdrawal in
he Interest or party harmony. With
Mr. Fess' rithdravral. it waa aaid
hat the canvass at today's conference
bowed Mr. Gillett leading Mr. Mann
JBlMWW ufi am S .
I ,y about 20 votes.
mm TABLES
south anur pacific ce-
tmttaaal
I No 14 Oreroalaa 0:41
I No. 1$ Oregon Exp res ..... 4:95
vi aa -wrr ri i . t t a.l.i a 1 . .
tofj,, u Portland Paaseagerl!! tioop.m.
i no. j 4 coos Bay t:t p m.
r?rtUattmJH
t;4l
No. $8 Oregoalaa ........... 8:20 a.ra.
No. 23 For Eugene....; lirMa.ni
xo. 15 Calirernia Expree....U.iO a-aa.
No. 17 Rooebarg Paaaeager.. 4:05 p.m.
no. 17 w tila matte umitea ...s:S4B.sa
No. 1$ Saa Fraaciace Pas. ..101 p.m.
SALEM-47EER ISTK 1
"to. 73 Arrive at Salem 9:10 a.ts
4ow 74 Leave Salem 3.-40 pins.
SALEM. FALLS CITT 4k WESTERN
'81 Leavaa Salem, motor .... 7 .S am.
9 Leave Salem, motor .... 9:28 a.m.
SS lMwaa Ha I am ' mrmntnr 1 '11 a an.
Th rough car ta Meameuth aad Atrll
71 Leaves Salem 8:18 a.m.
43 Arrive at Salem $ J I -.
.44 Arrive at Salem 11:00 AmT
18$ Arrive at Sales ........ $:$ p.m.
173 Arrive Salem 7:4$ p.a
-vntseoow electric
EffeeCJve drt. ta. 1SLS.
tlabaeie,
Arrtv Arrive
rrals Leave
No. eportlaad
Salem twa
10:15 am 12:31pm
18:50 pm Salem only
4:15pm , 4:33m
4:40 pm t:5$pm
8:07 pea Salemaaly
11:28 pm Salem ealy
$ Ltd:. 8:15am
7 ..... 10:49am
9 3:05 pm
' s - t:20 pm
Nortk Bank Station (leave J arter -as
Street 18 and 3$ mlaales later.)
iferth
i Train Laave Arrive
Arrre
Portland
9.70 era
11:30 am
2:28 pas
S:50paa
1:40 pm
- 1 N. Eugaa Salem
$ 7:15am
10 Ltd.. T:2Sam 9:45 am
IS 13:15 pm
14 Ltd.. 1:55 pm 4:00 pm
ft ..... Salem ealy 8:30 pm
is 4-ttnm 7:55 em
10:00 pm
North Bank Station (arrive Jaffer
soa Street 1$ mlautae earlier). Lv
Corvallla.
CORYALUS CONNECTtONS
' NerthhesMad .
Leave CorvallU rT I,.
8:15 am -
13:1$ pm
$:4l pm ' . "
8:18 pea . - t:58 pm
Lssts Salem
arrive Cvrvallls
- 8:38 am
10:15 am
4il$ p
:4S pm
S:tT am
11:38 am
$-.84 pm
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