THE OREGON STATESMAN: FRIDAY, AFGrST I. itl.
lass
The Wanta and Needs of the Capital City are Noted Under Proper
Heading So You Can Readily Find Them They're Worth While
; NORWICH UNIOJI MALE.
nX INSURAlfCK SOCIETY want'w .
getfcient Agent 871 bUU St. Jake $ a -dty., See Mr. Palmer.
-Statesman office at once. T
LIONEY TO LOAN EWIS!iSiPI
E0iTaTkIO mSSm10 "EM WANTED-PALL8 CITY LUM
taBJT BATES. WO COMMISSION ; ber & Logging Company. FaUs Citv
Til AC If rOPn0 " -Or5OBa use fifteen men at ymd
TtiUJ rUiWBMk. talea, Or. nd satins table labor; wage. 64
ana ft tenu per boar.
1 WANT ED tJO I S THERE WILL. BE
, m ew rood Statesman too tea open
KlPERd GPERfl iiuAi
JzCEIITOCEIIT :TsWia,
rAlUll LUAXlO WANTED-WOMAN FOR HOUSE-
We Issa soy o five years. We work. 484 K. Liberty a tree t.
in l a I WANTEp-COMPETENT WOMAN TO
HawkmS and Robertl. ! S,rw 'or convalescent lady and do
iTTnt. miT itl ' I housework for family of two. No
t 814 IsUeeals Bid, Salem, Ore. washing. Good wages. Phone T2FU.
I " : miscellaheotjsTT-
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CTuaJtHTKO ADYXRTUXJLaUITS
Bat Fa
First tosertloo le
Babsequent Insertions Ho
One week (six Insertions)...... to
One month to
Six months' contract, par mo., la
IS months' eon tract, par mo... 7e
Me acct. opened for leas than. 3 So
neat card riven free with an
advertisement to the extent of I so
announcing- For Sale "For Bant
"Rooms-or Board."
IEW TODAY.
Each new classified ad vertl so
nant wtll be run under "New To
day for the first Insertion, unless
otherwise ordered by the adver
tiser. Subsequent Insertion of the ad.
will appear under its proper
classification. -
No advertisement will be run
nder "New Today" for mora than
oae Issue under any circumstances
NEW TODAY
WOOD FOR SALE PHONE 254 OR C23 I
TWO EXCEPTIONAL BUYS IN USED
cars. One 1917 Reo. A-l condition.
$475. One Overland at your own
twice. Salem Velio Co 1C3 North
. commercial cu
FOR 8 ALB CHEAP BUILDING 24x3$.
smaii iou none loas J or 1Q2F13.
FOR RENT I EXCELLENT ROOMS.
both- housekeeping and single bed-1
rooms, rio children, call in the ax-1
ternoon. 715 Center St.
CARRIER WANTED FOR THE ORE
GON I NAN. See W. H. Burgrhardt, Jr,
371 State street.
FOR SALE 100 HEAD OF1 STOCK
sheep. J. T. BeckwItH, Jefferson,
; Oregon. Phone 7F32.
WANTED LADY WAITRESS IN RES-
taurant. South High across from O.
E. Depot.
FOR RENT SUITE OF ROOMS. WELL
furnished for housekeeping. On firsi
floor, modern conveniences. No chil
dren. 555 Marion St. Phone 1524.
A MONEYMAKER
FOR SALE A LEASE ON IS ACRES
set to strawberries and loganberries. I
or will sell the land on easy terms. I
can pay lor n out oi iirsi crop, ion
can lease other land adjoining. John
H. Scott Realty Co-. 404 Hubbard
building.
FOR SALE
. FARM MAGAZIXES
tsaTeesaaSaSssataa
IT YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
. farm saner, send lOe to the Pacific
Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial
subscription. Mention this ad.
MISCELLANEOUS
FOR BALE TOP BUGOT, IN GOOD
condition. . Inquire $9$ South 16th St.
FOR SALE BALED HAY IN FIELD,
ne mile east of city. Phone 10F4.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
- st 210 4th street. Kingwood 1 Park. I
west Baiem. A. E. Page.
WB OFFER TWO FINE USED PIANOS
at very low prices. These are real
bargains, cash or terms. The W Hey
B. Allen Co.. HQ Court street.
A FINE PIANO FOR SALE. LOOKS
like new with beautiful tone: Terms
if wanted. Call at 610 Court street,
afternoons. ,
USED CARS FOR SALE 1018 MAX
well good as new; 1017 Maxwell, run
3000 miles. Cash or terms. 197 So.
Commercial. Phone 300.
BOOKS OF KNOWLEDGE A COM-
r'lete set of 30 volumes, cloth blnd
ng, new, never unboxed. Will sell
for less then cost. Address "Book,"
' care Statesman.
PEERLESS GASOLINE ENGINE 35
hp, 3 cyL, with throttling governor,
. hesvy fly and belt wheeL Formerly
nsed as auxiliary - In electric light
plant. Good condition. 100 gallon
tt!k-A.'J.ir Jo" Bowrth.
4a opantaing. xuag, yoruano. ore.
1 .
CAPTrVTTY OF THE O ATM AN GIRLS
This true story of western lmml-
gratlon has been carefully revised.
tells la graphic terms of the maasa-
ere of the Oatman family, of the es
cape or borenso, ana the captivity or
Mary and Olive. Mary died of star-
SSTLSSSSSX
v the Indians five years later. The
'. price Is 10 cents, postpaid. Address
Oregon Teachers Monthly. Salem. Or.
BARGAIN LATE- MODEL FAMOUS
"Apperaon" Jackrabbit car, four -
passenger chummy roadster type, all
dolled op; probably the best looking
car In town. Has many extras such
as bumper, plate glass window In
Tear, heater for cold weather, grad
ometer, spotlight, and many others
too numerous to mention. This car
will not appeal to everybody but to
some discriminating buyer, it will be
a distinct find; and the price; -look
at the car, and you will say it Is a
enap. Phone S4F15.
: r .. ...
FOCXiTRY - f?
THE NORTHWEST POULTRY JOUR
nsl, the biggest and best In the west.
The live magaxine for live poultry,
men 76 cents a year. $1.00 In Salem.
eaa cents for sample today. Ad
dreas The Northwest Poultry Journal,
Baiem. Oregon. Mention this ad.
mPLOYlIEIiT
baAaAAeew
AMMMMMaMMWMmm
BlTUATION WANTED AS STEAM AND
rss trsctor engineer and expert fire -
I
LOGANBERRY PICKERS WANTED
at Indian Hill farm, rpod berries and I
ff-PVwSSfJ J'Hv pTd to those .tay-
the miaii. a kia.1t.
frotn end of 12th St. car line. Phone
ais. t. u utTiaion.
HOP PICKERS WANTED IN M1TOMA
iaku fa rues who have formerly
picked at the Mitoma Yard are asked
to register early, as well as any oth
ers. We furnixh. tents, wood, atraw
for bedding, tables and benches and
hop baskets. There will be a store
on the gTounds and goods can be
Sur chased as cheap as in town. We
ave 114 acres of the very best hops
la Oreaon and will nav COc sr box. I
You can raaka bis; money. Register I
S; ,,VI 7 tB '
State street or. Homer H. Smith, Mc- I
FOR RENT
MAMIMMAWMMMMMMaMI I
'- ' " - BOi
mwvmm. -
mJ2&&5S2X' S08
desirable location. 495 North Com-
mercial. Phone 144s.
, ROOMS ;
FOR RENT TWO LARGE SLEEPING .
rooms in nieaaant modern hom on
S. 14th. Gentlemen preferred.
Also
garaa-e same location.
Phone 1234.
HOUSE
tage at 1023 N. 17th. $10 per month!
FOR RENT HOUS
APARTMENTS
aad farms. F. L
ood. 341 State
street. Phone 704.
WANTED
SSISGELLANEOUS.
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED. CALL
WANTED TO RENT I OR 7 ROOM
modern house, will take year lease.
can Z2is or az.
1 WE BUY ANY KIND OF USED CARS.
Attoae f 0 1W7 South' CommerelaL
AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY
SALEM AUTO EXCHANGE
tiEO. SPICER, Mauttr.
Z2S State Street.
We have taken the agency for the
Case Six. Monitor Six and Moore Four,
all of which are Case products. They
will be handled at our place of busi
ness
A few second-hand cars will sell at a
sacrifice
Just received, the new Monitor Six.
isee this fine new car.
IF YOU WANT TO BUT, SELL OR
trade your old auto or auto parts
see Bteinbock Junk Co.. (Auto
wreckers) $20 North Commercial St.
Phone 305.
OLESOH AUTO EXCHANGE
leie xr-tt. rummmiii tit Phnn. fcKfi
(BUYS. SELLS AND EXCHANGES ALL
makes of cars and parts, complete
' wrecking department. 1914 Overland.
$158. Studebaker 30. $1S0. 1918 Chev
rolet Sedan, $800. Studebaker -ton
truck. Overland, would consider city
lot in exchange. Studebaker Light
Four, electric starter and lights, $550.
1917 Maxwell. $550. 1918 Studebaker
at a bargain. One ton Locomobile
v truck - $400. - 1917 -Ford, first class
condition. .Flanders 20, fine condi-
. tion, $250. t -.- .-
BRING TOUR BATTERY WORK TO
the Battery Shop, 263 N. Commercial
street. Phone 411., AU work guar
anteed. - .! 4- .
WANTED LEAKY RADIATORS TO
repair. Baiem Auto Kaaiaior onop.
198 8. 12th.
AUTO SERvTCBfl
uianj-LTLiirinri r -,- -
SHIPP'B AUTO SERVICE CITY AND
country trips. mono: . way, asi
night, 389.
TIRES RS1P AIRED VTITlAjriZIJta
GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE
Station. II? ou commercial e&.
Phone 411. f
BUSINESS CARDS
uuULrLrmrui'irir r-n-i.n . .......
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
I g . t ttt
Sr
fHIMNEY SWEEP HAVE
your chimneys and furnaces cleaned
and repaired for the fall. Phone 191.
and repaired
"CLEAJriSO A2TD PnBSSI3fO
innnn ssrxruy'erets-ri,,i" '
In EZRA SPARKS. OFFICE 1855 STATE
street. Telephone 60S. We call tor
and deliver work.' !
DRAYS AND 3EXFRKSS
- "
LARMER TRANSFEB-Wa MOVE AND
store gooda. mr puone vtv. nia;a
phone 1898. .
I CAPITAL CITY
1 Phone 083.
-
TRAKSFEB COMPANY
Salem's largest aad bast
equipped transfer company. Get ear re
duced (reirai rates oa canara uiparaw.
Alas for storage, as wa bare three ware
houses in connection with baaiaeaa. Farai
tnre awing, packing- shipping aad stor
tag ear specialty. Office. S2S BUU 8t.
. TTSAJf CIAL,
LTLanri-nriru-ii-r- ..... .
FREE INFORMATION IF YOU WANT
Information about any kind ef life
Insurance, see J. F. Hutcbason. ais-
Sea? iSI&Vnlt&liSUi
Salem. Ore. Office phone 99. rest-
dence 1390.
', insurance.
mwxovwmmxwwww
I GILT EDGE FIRE INSURANCE PRO-
I TECTION and .up-to-the-minute in-
T-.HinV firv of th oVeaon Fire
Relief Association of McMJnnville.
arestsbSbed- Slem"Agency- fo?
ever twenty Year, and we are nere
to rive you " au i
1 . A. ohnson lMurance Aren
tun lnninnM Arency. over
Ladd a "Bush iuBiB. i BalemT Phone It7.
JUNK JVIK
- " " ' - irinnnjuuui-i.
JUNK WANTED WB PAT HIGHEST
yric lor jiuK or every kind. Let us
make you a price on your household
vuua. mi ; Bauare Dear. Ho
vttFiUr?0' m
I BUY JUNK OF EVERT KIND BAGS,
w , ?""- aii aiaas et rae-
ehinery, broken dowa automobile aad
?5!?l.of estamobilea Steinbeck Jaak Co,
828 N. Comierciml St. Baleaa. Paoae ao
It
LAOTTDXXES.
lUaUB WET WASH LAUNDRY REO
ular washing don at a rata avarv.
body can afford. For only It cents
wa will collect, wash and deliver
your washing, within twenty-four
iuii fauna ssi.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY I
vuauiy worn, prompt service. , 1284
HOP LEX EXPERT LAUNDRY MAN. 4S6
. Py sop marKet pries for
eaicxens aad errs. Hoes pkoaa 133SJ.
Shop phoae 19J.
SALEM 8TEAM LAUNDRY ODICK
delivery and careful work. Dry wash.
e per pound. 1I( South Liberty SU
MUBSiewncs
PRUNE TREES WE STILL HAVE A
limited number, which will book for
all is so long as they last, frune
trees are scarce, with a great de
mand, book your order now before
It is too late. Don't be disappointed.
Ask for nursery Price List, also Wal
nut Booklet. Carlton Nursery Co.,
nun, vrtKua.
OPTOMETRISTS.
DH. I HALL WILSON Special
t 1st In the Modern Scientific Ap
Sjzr" plication of Glasses for the aid
Of llnn anil tri. ..II. A D...
nri vi-.k.. rrrt i o.. j"
Office 210-211 5 U. - B. Bank Building.
nice rea. izt.
FEDERAL FARM LOANS.
. , . , - . -
feral loan a for fall iicmIi hnnlf
?PPralsement ia j ewdlya. Lol"
maae in aiarion, roik. senton. Linn,
Lancoin. iimnui and Clackamas coun
ties. Write for full information.
Oreaaa Katieaal Faraa Lean A
C 1rhrVatlt Rr . t . tV.. . ,
V". inrntelt. Secretary-Treasurer.!
tiargest In the Northwest).
401 Masonlo Temple, Salem. Ore.
SECOND HAND FtRNITURB
BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL YOUR
rurntture. stoves or carpets, you will
a-ain by calling- on us. The Capital
Hardware Co.. 2S5 North Commercial
Bt inone 947.
PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE 171
N. Commercial. Phone 734. Home of
bargains. New and second-hand fur
nishings and hardware. We buy. sell
and exchange. Highest cash price
paia for second-hand good a
SECOND BAND GOODS
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
roods of all kind, nlna flttlnra. bar.
VeSeae effu1 1 al lease ea A m evl m a m A I
M -r wir"i .r wvsa. uiu i
atFrd 8cWndlr
- 1
WANTED TWO CARLOADS OF rjBXD I
?55 :1 WL ni. f1? trade orl
wwSSST irAl
I nan in a cioining. eee J. A. HOWiano
Furniture Store, 147 N .Commercial, I
rnone is.
' PAINTERS
-MARTIN" PAINTER. PHONE 704.
F. H. KAYLOR, PAINTER.
$10 SOUTH
Winter. Phone 300.
TRANSFER HATJLINO
AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND
of hauling. Household
moving Jobs done prompt
ly. Try me once. Timme.
475 Bute 8t Phone $. Residence
phone 1122J.
WALL PAPER, PAINT
SEE porter for paints, wall I
.workmen. 46$ Court St. Phone 416.
m. ofs 'yr
FIFTEEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL
and upwards for choice Wall Paper
at Burea's Furniture Store. 179 Com
mercial street.
WOVEN WIRE FEN CINQ
Deaot Natteaal Aaaerleaa
an atsea, xa law to as ta. aassw
Faints, OBa aad Yaralah.
Steves Reballt aad Repaired.
Loasabniy and Hep Hooka,
Saleaa Femea ek Steve Worka.
XSatoartSt. Phoao lid
B. B. ITJcai.lQ.
PROFESSIONAL
CHIROPRACTIC
DR. O. U SCOTT. D. C GRADUATE
of P. 8. CV Chlropractics fountain I
bead. Davenport, Iowa. Chiropractic
corrects the causa of disease. Office
400-7-8 U. a National Bank Building.
Phone 87. Residence SZSR. r
MTJSIO TEACHERS
R. HARR. TEACHER OF PIANO.
Phone 1$$L
OSTEOPATHY.
DR. W. X MERCER. GRADUATE
American School Osteopathy, Klrks
Tllle. Mo.: treats acute and chronic
disease. Office 404-40$ U. B. National
Bank Bldg. Phone 019. Residence,
419 North Summer. Phone 014.
CHTNESE PHYSICIAN
DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN
disease, its B. uig-u ou none ass.
BIDS INVITED.
Mawwwawwwwwwwwiwwaaaaaa
WATER
SALEM WATER CO OFFICE. 801 &
Commercial street, ror water serv
ice apply at office. Make all com
claim a at the office. No. deductions
in bills will be allowed for absence
or for any causes whatever .unleea
water Is cut off from pre mis ae. Hare-
after water for Irrigation will only
be furnished to regular customers us
ing water for domestic purpose.
Contractors for sidewalks, brick
work or plastering, will please read
"for building- purposes" under sched
ule of rate. Apply at office for copy
BACK FROM WAR.
DALLAS. Or., July 0. (Special
. . fPV. CA,mfln TIai-nlil IT
Rich, a prominent young Dallas bus!
inefs man. who enlisted ta the army
ah.rtlv after the declaration of wsr
I with Gemany and who haa been sla-
I ttpned In . Siberia for more thana
I year, arrived home Saturday after
p. weeks' Tor a re on the Pacific
Elmer Matheney. another Dallas boy
wj,0 was Wjth Corporal Rica, is ex-
Pted home ltb.n a. shortUme.
I D..J - . $k lea4aaf - Al
vcau , wis vaah, "u
WHOLEnLK-
AND PRODUCE WASTED
Marion Crtamery' & Prodwt Co,
baiem, Oregon. : Phone 2488
SALEM UARKETS I
BTjrora PRICE
Ben and Pomltrr.
Eegs. Ate.
Hens, 22 to 25c.
Broilers, 24c.
Old roosters, 12c. '
Pork. UatUm aad-Boaf.
Pork on foot, 20 to 20 e.
Lambs, 10 to lie.
Beef, steers, 8 to IVe.
1
Cows. S to 8c.
Top Teal, 22c.
Hay.
Cheat hay, per ton
Oat and vetch hay, $18.
Clover hay, $20.
i
unia.
wheat. $2.10.
Oats. 80c.
Beans, nominal,
KOI Feed. BetaO.
ilillmn, $46 to $47.
Wholeaale To Dealers.
Creamery batter cartons CI to 62elcony looks pretty cood to me.
Buterfat, f. o. b. Salem. 60e. I
fruit. - I
Cantalounes. standards. 12 50 to
$3. SO per crate.
Oranges. $5 to $1.60.
Bananas, 9 Me. 1
Lemons, $7.50 to $8.75 a box
California Grape Fruit, $6.
Peaches, $1 a box.
Waterniflons, 2c a pound.
Cabbage, 4c.
aCk.
Carrots. 45c a dos. boweties.
Taraips, 45c a dozen bunches.
Lettuce, 60e a dozen.
New potatoes, 2 He a pound.
Retail Prices.
Creamery batter. 70c.
Dairy butter, 50 to 55c.
Eggs, 45c
Flour. hard wheat $3.90 to $3.10.
Flour, valley, $2.55 Q $$.. . .
8ugar, can and beet, 10a.
! PORTLAND LLARKETS 1
,1
PORTLAND, July 31. Grain fu-
tures bids: Oats. No. 3 white feed
August and September $59. Barley,
standard feed, August $68; Septem-
ber $88.75. Ba-iey. No. 3 blue Au-
m! ST a T At 0 a A
gust, fuer-.au, s3orL7tr . wr 4 v ora 1
No. 3 yelhw August $76.50 Septem-
ber $77. Eastern oats and torn in
hnllr OatalCn 9 wtilt l.n.t I
Cora I
- .,. .mW m st . n.i. .
ii dLl AnimiitlwMMj other people following our ex-
$7.50. Corn, No. 3 yellow. August I
and September $77. Barley. Ko. 2
August and September $55 25. Sales
100 tons August feed barley at
$68.50. I
Butter: Prints extras lc; cubes I
extras, 57c; prime: firsts v6lc... I
Butterfat, Portland dellvety: No. I
1 sour cream 61c.
Potatoes: Locals, selling price I
$2.50 ,$3.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK. July 31. Evaporat-
ed apples quiet. Prunes In demand.
wrnn Firm. i
- - - s
I COAST LEAGUE I
At Oakland RUE
Vernon .... f
Oakland 5 " 3
Finneran. Tromme, W. Mitchell
and DeVormer, Cady; James. Krem
er, R. Arlett. Weaver and Mitze.
At Salt Lake
Seattle
Salt Lake
Reiger and Sweeney; Stroud and
Byler.
At Sacramento
San Francisco . .
R H E
... .4 10 01
Sacramento
Couch. Bromley. Seaton and Mc-
Kee; Prongh, Vance and Cook.
At Los Angeles R
H
4
7
E
1
1
Portland 0
Los Angeles 5
Sutherland and Baker;
Crandall
and Bassler.
AMERICAN 'LEAGUE I
At Washineton R II E
St. Louis 3 7 1
Wsshington 2 7 1
Shocker and Sereld; Johnson and
PIclnlch.
At Boston R H E
Detroit ... ... .........1 10 1
Boston 2 12 o
Ayers and Alnsmith; Hoyt and
Schang.
At New York
R H E
Chicago
New York ... ...
.....7 13 1
2 5 I
Shore, Small-
Kerr and Schalk;
wood and Hannah.
A NOBLE J.""
BJJtD. i-er
The rooster is a noble bird, .
He's master of the chicken herd:
He leaves his stamn on every chick.
And that's !why they are thin
thick.
. . ...
But when the chicxs are naicaea
gum. . - . t .
That dear old rooster's work, Is done;
And if yon leave aim m ine iioea,
The eggs are almost sure to rot.
Go put him in another pen -
Till breeding season comertgaln? '
Or if he's Just a common scrub.
You'd better make him Into grub.
R H E
.....1 5 0
2 5 1
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
The Story of a Honeymoon
A WaDdcrfol Bonase of Usnidd life WondertaHy Cold bj
AJ)KUS QARRISOlf
CHAPTER CCCLV
0 .
WHAT DICKY DID WHEN HE DIS
COVERED MADGE WITH DR.
PETTIT.
"Reserved seats! Say! Where do
yon think yon are? You're lucky to
be alive without spouting about re
served seats."
An undersized, rather anaemic
looking youth, whose truculence was
in Inverse proportion to his dimen
sions, lowered at Dr. Pettit when
the young physician proferred hiin
reserved seat coupons.
I I ma jin e Dr. Pettit, under all his
professional calm, has a quick tem
per. I saw his fists clench involun
tarily at the usher's Impertinence,
then the fingers relaxed, and he said
quietly to me:
"That is better still we can sit
anywhere we please. This little bal-
He indicated a whole section of
raised seats Just at lbs left of the
entrance and commanding a good
mew not only of the speaker's stand.
but of the whole hall. Curiously
enough the seats were empty. The
people coming In from the crash our1
side were hurrying as fast as they
could toward the floor seats in the
main body of the hall.
The usher who had spoken so Im
pertinently stood directly In front of
the little gate-like entrance Irsdlnr
to the section of reserved seats, as
Dr. Pettit and 1 started fnr the seats
he stepped back and spread his arms
wsrding us away. '
"Can't co In there. he growled
"go on down In the middle of the
hall where the rest or mem are.
"What's the reason? Dr. Pettit
demanded. "I thought you said
thr vr no reserved seats an?
more
"Don't rive me any more of your
,..' the youth repeated; "I tell Ton
UP
you can't go In tnere."
Dr. Pettit reached out a sinewy
hand! grabbed the youth by the. col-
i". and witn a quica
him around ana v.-
wnicn "vt .Tf
iore me iau roum '-
lne pnyaician nau ci"U
kMW . . . A
hurried me Into the topmost row of
the section of raised seats.
I aaw the bOT Whirl arOUnd and
.nr toward us: then, as he taw
ample trooping into tne section inav
we had already Invaded, ne scrairno.
his head In bewildered fashion-
shrugged his snouiaers una wrnw
again to his work. .
"Why do yon suppose ne was
determined we should not come up
here?' I asked.
"Oh. a dozen reasons, ur. peuu
rejoined lightly. "He may hare been
instructed to hold them for some po
litical club; ha may nave wame
simply to display his petty authority.
whr worrr about the workings
of such an apology for a brain as is
tha vouth we have Just
ntert)d. Just watch this crowd:
...i.. a it"
srrav-v rn me m in a. iau a. a
It was Indeed a sight worth record
ing In one's memory. From every
entrance men and women were pour
ing Into the hall as if they were
borne upon the crest of a steady re
sistless flood. j
A Surging Mob.
There was an open spaee extend
Ing from the spesker's stsnd clear
across the hall, which was free of
chairs. Into this went the more en
thusiastic of the crowd, ana, m sn
j ncre4ubiy short time It was packed
as closely as an experienced employ
. ..nUn eannlna factory couiw
I Atntm lt
ti, rat of the ehsir space on the
0 ift.ar nor was onlcklr filled and
tnen the crowd started for the tiers
of gallery seats which surrounded
the Garden auditorium.
T aunnose It really was t longer
- . . . .
time, but It Seemed Only two Or three
. v-.Am n aoat In the bsl-
rV .;d nnor of the Immense hall
was filled, sua people, in uenauw.
all fire regulations, were packed
the open space between me uwr
the Seats.
Then the Ingress or people ceaacu
suddenly.
Thar hava closed the doora re -
7 . n.... .-.a vi.h time.
' .... ..
msraca ui- . T ij 7v.
msracu ...
too. W onder where they'll hold trie
overflow meetings. There mu -
20.000 people snut out.
i did not want to appear ncrwu-.
but a very real fear at my heart
made me put a tremulous question to
m .sim rvn n inn.
i "Suppose a fire should break oat,
wouldn't there be a ternoie paaio
here?
rurora answerlnc ha turned ana
swept with a practical eye the gallery
. .-..11 mnnil an-
haia- or m and a small, round en-
naA anaea Inst above US St US
right, in which a band of musicians
were stationed.
TXTnan DlrVv Annesred.
I - ' - - . .B?
. . . .. .11 V.
yes, no uOUuv mere wwui
oriB returned, "but there need oe no
Man ear for bl It WOUld be UO tssa
I.. -Ti n. t. nmM na Into the
ii a iv - .
ojjband sUnd. and from there It wouia
Ih hnt a aten to an exit, we couio
. .. .h. bulldlnr In a Jiffy
i Tj..,nred. snd at the same time
scoring myself mentslly for my sen
lahneas in belnr relieved at my own
immunity from peril, when it might
nm an near ta the Others in
nail, X tamed my attention to
las
brilliant, shifting kaleidoscope of col
or snd light before me.
The vast auditorium waa ablaze
with light, glowing with flags and
banners. From the center of the
great dome ceiling to every post, sap-
porting the galleries were Strang
lines of American flags swaying gent
ly to the faint breeze.
The speaker's stand, the musi
cian's stand, the railings of the bal
cony, every possible place was
swsthed with trt-colored bunting. It
wss a scene r;ever to be forgotten.
snd I sat revelling In It.
There were a few people in the
speaker's stand who kept standing
up and looking toward the rear as
If in expectation of someone com
Ing.
They're looking for the presi
dent's party. said Dr. PettiL "Want
to see them?
He took a pair of field glasses
from his pocket, and after adjusting
them, leaned toward me and pat
them In my hands. As he did so his
hands touched mine and our faces
of coarse, were close together.
At this moment my eyes fell upon
a man who was rushing wildly about
the floor, gazing up at the oceapants
of the raised seats. His eyes met
mine Just as my hands and those of
Dr. Pettit met In the transfer of the
field glasses. It was Dicky!
(To be continued)
SILVERTOX BRIEFS
SILVERTON. Or July 30. (Spe
cial to The Statesman) Miss Cora
Satern. Miss Ruth DahL Oscar Sat-
ern and Harold Satern motored to
Portland Sunday where Miss Emma
Moe Joined them and the five mo
tored over the Colombia River high
way. Miss Moe returned with them
to Silverton. She will remain home
I a few weeks.
fM'". rhousa left for east-
ern points Saturday morning. Miss
Corhouse expects to return to SH
verton sometime in August.
The Trinity Home Circle met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Larson Sunday afternoon.
THE WICKED FLEA.
Twenty educated fleas, valued at
$6000. perished In a conflagration at
Long Beach, CaL. and their owner is
iSCODJKMaie. HIS OCCUpauoa lSlfrait eolt mala rock road. 3A miles
rone I from Salem. $150. worth $17$. Cloee in
And yet there be those Who hart
seen the time they would gladly hae
paid $6000 to get rid of a alngle, nn-
educated, Bolshevik - dlspositloned
flea!
REAL ESTATE
SIX ROOM MODERN COTTAGE AND
Household furniture for sale at 1023
N. 17th. Price $1300. Terma if de
aired. Owner there till 7 p. m. todsy.
GOOD INVESTMENTS
30 ACRES CLOSE IN. FINE BUILD-
ings. runaing- water, young orchard.
paved road. $4,000. $0 acrea eloael" OJ4f vf.',x-
In. paved road, good orchard, new I Urge lot oa car line neap $4ia.
bungalow, swell location. 110.540. 10 80. Cs for Barg aiaa. Perriao dt Mar
acrea close la paved road. $200. $20 I sters. 308 Hubbard balldiag.
acres improved $11.50 per acre. 100
acrea Improved. $4,200. 40 acres.
$2,600. 10 scree with bulldinge aad
orchard $1050. 2 acre prune or
chard. $9,000. t room house paved
street, close In $600. 3 room house,
new. $550. Strictly modern niae-room
house, close in. $12,000. 6-room bun
galow, elnao in. $2,000. 7 -room bun
galow, $2600. 40 acres to trade for
home. F. L. Wood. Bayae beildlag.
TlllE TABLES
SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO.
Xerthhoand
No. 84 Oregoalaa 8:00 a.m.
No. 10 Oregoa Express 4:66 aaa
No. 38 Willamette Limited .. 9:17 a-aa
No, 18 Portlsnd Paaseagar 1:60 p.m
No. 34 Coos Bsy 8:16 p.m.
mo, it r-oruaaa Kxpreae .... i:ua
No. $8 Oreroaiaa 3:10 a.m.
i . . n K.wn w ..........aw . m-n,
lNot 1B California Express ...11:01 am.
I No. IT Roeebure- Pssaeaxer 4 :0I a.m.
No. si For Eureae ..10.00 a.m.
w.m.tt. u-ued... 0:44 ..,
ArTriT.-"" 9io
No. 14 Leave Salem 4:00 p.m.
I .-,, ... m. amevav
1 1(1 j-'ee Salenuioter . . 7. 7 "oo aTm.
11 Leave Salem, motor .... 9:28 a-m
i its uaavea aiem.moMr .... i:e p m
T.Ma mr wm UA.nA.tk nna A 1.11
I -rat-oam car to aaoamoata aaa. Ajruo
1 1 '
" Vrs suuem s:i p.aa
I il) Arrive at Salem S:J6a.m
Salem 0:16p.
;.j -j -j-
i1Tt jLTTfrm alem 7:40 p.m
Oe. 14. 10 IS.
I Train Leave
Arrive
Ne. eportlaac
t Ltd.. 0 16am
Salem Eerane
10:16 ass lliita
T ..... 10:4t aaa
. . . .
13:60 pm Salem oaly
4:18 pm 0:86 pet
4:40 pm 8:64 pat
8:07 pm Salem oaly
11:20 pm SeOeeaeeUy
ila jam,. 4:t
it $ p,
I P
Norta Bank Btatloa (leave J after-
Street 14 aaa so aaiautee laxar.j
Train
Leave
1
No.
Xugaae
Salem
Portland
9:10 aaa
11:10 am
t-iif
14 LU.. T:llass .4:4$ am
II Pm
14 Ltd.. 1:88 pm 4:00 pm
3:20
4:64 Pi
34 ..... Baiem eaiy :itpm
1:44 pi
38 4:36 pm T:0PSS
14:00 pm
North Baak Station (arrive J offer.
I son Street 14 sslaetee earUerL Laavt
. I -.m.
i
COXYA1XXS COSTTXCTIOTl
MerthOsasa
Imii tVevallla I Arrtr
4:te aaa : em
t:S pas 4:e pm
4:14 pea . t: pst
Ilm m
Arrive CsrralQa
11:07 am
the I 10:1S em
4:19 pea 4:40 pm
140 SSS i Siva am
REAL ESTATE
r
BARGAIN SIX ROOM HOL'SE, GOOD
rlumbtar. barn two lots beariac
- - - - . . ...vv.
I Wood. Bayaa bundles.
FOR BALE CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
close la. Good reatdeac district, on -
raved street. Address tils.' care,
talesman.
WANT TO BUT CHEAP PLACES IM.
Kertn Kaiem ror caah. Address W
C M." care Statesman,
FOR SALE $ ACRES IN ROSED ALEL
a muea south or Baiem. 4-roon heaa
good barn, chicken house aad garage.
rxtce siava. Hair aowsw
One year.
C$7. care Statesman.
TO EXCHANGE N'T CE MODERN SIX
room cottage In Spoke a for Salem
property, will man or take dtf- .
fereace. Call at 477 Center atreet or
phone 1040J.
FOR 8ALE ONE SIX-ROOM COT-
tage with fireplace and furnace. Al
so, one eight-room house. Both have
gas aad electric lights. Within three '
blocks of state house. By owner. A. ,
J. Basey. (1 a Capitol street.
FOR SALS ABOUT S ACRES SLIGHT
ly improved, oa the Jeffersea road,
half mile from carllae. Good logan
berry lead or weald be an Meal
chicken reach. A small payment will
handle. See owaer. lilt Court SU
rnie liitt.
!0 ACRES. 0 CULTIVATED. JO"'"
crve (me mi, family orcnar
room modern house, good bam. at
barn, well fenced. 0 acrea N
clover, lays well, best of soil, g
acres grub oak, family orchard, a
itock
No, 1
rood
road. 4 miles from good town. tp-
ciai price lor short time. Ill per
acre. Socolofsky. 341 State Street.
rOK EXCHANGE MODTXN S-SOOM COT- -
tage. SH to S acres ef trait aad berries,
S pealtry 0 eases, email eraak bisii :
place, emiawetal skrasbery, pared straa -aad
eeaerate walk, la Jive atsaaiaetarUf
Uwm Cattage Grave. Ore. fee Saeia
Baleaa preaerty. eaaafl ra-h or eereata. -
avee ev eau rar
ahete. W. C.
at
FOR BARGAZXS in real estate
sou farm and city, see C. W. Nle
myer. Masoale BuUdlag. Phoue 110$,
GOOD HOUSESHEAP
- . .
TWO GOOD HOUSES. ON S ROOM,
oaoo room. $$50 each; paymeat like
WANT TO TRADE FOR GOOD CAR.
LaXlar d LaXlar. 400 Hsbbard bldaw
SELECTED BARGAINS
A good river bottom farm at $7$ en
sere, half in ealtivatioa, commodioae
5 room bun c alow, fruit, came at cellar.
$2000. two-thirds real value; one-fourth)
cash, balance monthly. One of the beet
buy. ". r boVka
on y a on our oooas. a fine Fairmont
Reft"? l"rZ!?"Lu ttZl
I 1 acre loaaas and other fruits.
icoaaMiou koH near f. O . i&ast .
I terms easy. Large Hating- all kinds of
l.y - rV "s wmTFiemiarT .1
Riir co m state su
Bargains In Real Estate
FOR SALE 24 ACRE BEARING Or?-
chard, mostly pranea and efcerrlea. S
mllee from town, good land and a ,
money maker, on an. $: terma.
FOR SALE 0 ROOM MODERN HOUSE
and nice large lot. good paved street
oaly $1400. $600 cash, belaace easy .
payments.
FOR EXCHANGE GOOD 10 ACRE
farm, rood tmprovemeats. about 3-3
cultivation, aaisaee timber aaa
pas tare, creek aad wells, waat elooe
in acreage or good reeideace prop
ertv.
FOR SALE NICE MODERN BUNOA-
low aad large lot, paved etreef, cloeo
to car line, $2 tea $50 cash, bal
ance month It navmeata.
FOR SALE FOUR ROOM COTTAGE.
BEST BUYS .: -
87 acres. 11 miles from Lebanon. 14
cres cleared. $2 acres rut over, eld
house aad bam. spring: and well. $2200.
. 40 seres cleared, red aoi L IS err a s-
r ear-old pranea, large house and bare,
ft mtlee from Salem. Price oaly $7600.
41 acres srvne lead. 4Va milaa Salem.
20 acres yar-ld praaea 8 acrea of
strawberries set la prune rows; IS
acres more cleared, bat all tillable,
$6500; oae-hslt cash,
lie acrea. muee baiem. good soii.
good location. 70 acres cvltivsted. bal
aace brush pasture, tillable well and
creek, well Improved, oaly $190 pet
acre.
11$ acres. 28 cleared. 30 slashed, bel
see stump pasture, family orchard
good condition, rood house aad bar a.
I runnier water; cheap at $70 per acre.
For Real aetata bargain, see . .
SOCOLOFSKY
S41 Stat S tveeO. -
GOOD BUYS
$0 sere tract, 20 acre of prunes. S
seres of pear, some timber, pasture,
good house, dryer, located four mile
eon lb of Salens oa good read. Price
Ii .. -
1 room modern heme located s hiock
from the etate bouse. Price $1000.
6 acree ef rood berry land located a
miles south of Salem, all cultivated. Ir.
Ijood location, rock road. Price 31000
10 acrea. all cultivated. 4 acre ef
bearing; pruaea. rood crop, belaace ef
land would make first class pruea. lo
ranherry or strawberry land. Fries)
$1400. -
164 acre tract, 84 acres bear lag Ital
ian pruaea. 20 acrea cherries, food
pruae crop, balance of land In timber
aad paitara. good boas, barn, stock,
machinery aad heaeaheld goods goes.
rnce i.ece.
. Good room modern buaratow, lo
cated at 1294 X. Winter street. Frtcw"
$1700. . . e
Good 4 room modern bunralow. eloae
to achool and car Una. Price $130 ?
$500 dowa, balaace to suit at 4 per.
cent intereat.
Well Improved 14 acre tract, rood
room modern house, bearlar frutt and
walauta. eloae to ear lie, sightly loca-'
Uon. Prtc $14,000.
4.40 acre tract, aearlv alt cultivated.'
good house, beat or eril. several chick
pmlea houaea
it ice 2ie. Term.
It acre tract 14 acre at beenar er,
chard, moetly prunes; hone and Mri.,
located on mala Pacific highway. Price
$i&00. Terma
363 acre farm, 90S acree wader cat
tlvatioa, balaace timber and pasture,'
hnaw ead bar, located near S-lver-
ton. about IS miles from Baiem. Price -$100
per acre.
10 eeres ell cultivated, rood 4 roota ,
plastered buaralow. bar a. well 4 acrea '
pruaea. V e-ree la logaaa. 4 mllea.
(rora Salem. Price 3160,
It you wast to buy or sell, see
W. H. GRABENHORST h CO
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man, -u 15" cars suteoman.-