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Newspaper Page Text51 filled Direct The Wants and Needs of the Capital City are Noted Under Proper Headings So You Ca n Readily Find Them They're Worth While ry TITE OREGON STATESMAN! THURSDAY, ACGVKT 21, 1910. . v mm ""SSSS! i l Class A NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY Tblelsen, Roland Bnrghardt Bccident Agent 871 But St. HONEY TO LOAN on improved riBM LOWEST RATES. 1 THOS. K. FORD Off IMPROVED FARM PROPERTY AT LOWEST RATES. NO COMMISSION Over Ladd Jk Buk ' Buk. galea. Or. w2CENT 0 CENT FARM LOANS W loaa mosey for fir years. Wo sllow too to pay $100 or msltipls om tfcs principal oa any interest data. W sloss oul loans promptly. Hawkins and Roberts, Sit Masonic Bid, Bates, Or, k cxAiixriKD ajdtkbtukmxb: ' nan rti wars i nrat insertion lo Subsequent insertions ...e On week (six Insertions) ...... 3c On month ................... 9e Six inontha contract, per mo.. Ho 11 montna contract, per mo... vc Mo a ext. opened for less than. Sac A neat card riven free with an advertisement to tb extent of lee announcing; "For Bale" "For Bant" -Rooma" or "Board.- XKW TODAY. ' Each new classified advertise ment will be run under "New To day (or the first insertion, unleaa othevwla ordered by the adver tiser. Subsequent' insertion of the ad. will appear under It proper classification. No advertisement will be run under "New Today' for more than on laaue under any circumstances NEW TODAY AGENT WANTED LAND COMPNY. selling Irrigated Lands in Washing ton, wants local representative: man wnn reai estate or larmmg expert ence preferred. Our State renresen tative will be in Salem on Saturday. Write to Fred De Tessen. care States- , man. PEACHES EARLY AND LATE CRAW fords and Yellow Clings for canning Phone 1700. . .. WANTED AT ONCE TWO YOUNG men to work at Fry'a warehouse. Apply in person at Fry' drug store. FOR. RENT TWO . HOUSEKEEPING rooms partly furnished, also one Bleeping room. 35a Bellevue street. rnone WANTED TO RENT A PIANO. 919 W. Phone FOUND SEVERAL CHICKENS NEAR Front , and Ferry streets. Owner please see Harold, Statesman press room. .WANTED EITHER MAN OR Wo man to sell Roosevelt Life. Guar anteed salary of $90 for 60 Working days, 38 hours a week. Address "U37" Statesman. WANTED PARTY WHO WISHES TO run a boarding . house during hop picking time, concession free, yard employing 300 pickers. Inquire . ... Adolpb Cigar Store. FOR RENT GOOD 5 ROOM HOUSE, lights and water, 1-3 acre for garden. 11 blocks out. near car, stores, school. Renter must buy garden and household goods. Lots of berries and apples included with garden for $25. Household a bargain $60. Alt a bar gain. 1201 8. Liberty. LOST SOLDIERS RAIN COAT ON N. Commercial or State street, with name C. E. Itunyan on collar. Re turn to Statesman office or phone 1311. WE HAVE A GOOD LIVEABLE HOME for sale on easy terms. Fairly mod ern l-room . house, two large lots, barn. plenty of fruit. See owner at 690 South Twenty-fifth or phonej 1419. 13.009; $800 cash and balance $13 monthly, without interest. FOR SALE 7 ROOM MODERN HOUSE close in. Phone 132. 265 ACRE RANCH. 25 CLEARED. BAL snce timber and pasture, 2 barns, rock road, mile from tMgh school. ' 9 ACRE TRACT. HOUSE. BARN. FIVE acres cleared. 2 miles' from carllne, Salem.- EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. 2 ACRES IM proved street, barn, three chicken houses, all kinds of fruit. Phone MaTM, WOMAN-. WANTED AT HUNT Cannery. 145 Division St. DROS. FOR SALE LOT AND TWO HOUSES close In. Terms if desired. Also, one power washing machine. Apply 469 fctate street. Ltrmrr Transfer Co. FOR SALE WSMaKMMWWWMWMWXWSSMW LIVESTOCK FOR SALE FRESH SWISS MILK goat. Also one buck and one young " W. E. Smith. Jefferson. Ore. FARM MAGAZINES IF TOD WANT TO GET THE, BEST farm paper, send 10c to the Pacific Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a trial sebacrtptlon. Mention this ad. ISCELI,AlVEOCr9 FOR SALE SO TONS CHOICE OAT frr. D. C. Minto, Phone 1073. TOR SALE ONE HORSE. ONE COW. 12 inch plow and single horse culti vator. H. p. Howard, box 234. Rt 3. OR SALE PEACHES FOR ALL DO mestic purposes. M. P. Adams, Route 1. Box 10a. Phone 56F12. USED CARS FOR SALE 1918 MAX well good as new; 1917 Maxwell, run 2600 miles. Cash or terms. 17 So. -Commercial. Phone 399. PEERLESS GASOLINE ENGINE 35 hp. 3 cyl., with throttling governor, heavy fly and belt wheel. Formerly iused as auxiliary in electric light plant. Good condition. 100 gallon tank goes with It. 8cott Bosorth, 702 Spauldlng llldg.. Portland. Ore. CAPTIVITY OF THE) OATMAN GIRLS Thla tru story of western immi gration has been carefully revised, , making a handsome little book. It tells in graphic terms of th massa cre of the Oatman family, of the cape of Ijorenso. and the captivity of Mary and Olive. Mary died of stsr- ?Uo and Olive was purchased from tb Indians flv years later. Th price is 20 rents, postpaid. Address Oregon Tescher Monthly. Salem, Or. MI S CKLLAX EO US, BWaa Or KNOWLEDGE A COM- plet set of 20 volumes, cloth bind in, new, never unboxed. Will sell for less than cost. Add?a "Book," car Stateaman. POTJ1TRT - . L uinM-io.nia THE NORTHWEST POULTRY JOUR- nai. me oiggesi ana iest in the west. The live magazine for live poultry, men 75 centa a year. $1.00 in Salem. Send 5 centa for sample today.. Ad dress The Northwest Poultry Journal, Salem. Oregon. Mention this ad. EMPLOYMENT FEMALE -------- 1 -nnri n ruxruLn HOUSEKKEl'ER WANTED FOR family of two. Phone 1599 R. CIRLS WANTED AT THE GLOVE Factory, 1455 Oak St. Steady work. EXPERIENCED MILLINERY MAKER wanted, m. liul re-Morrison, the French Shop, Masonic building. WANTED HEAD LAUNDRESS AND two young women to have charge of little deaf children out of school floun. fetate School for Deaf. r . CARRIER WANTED FOR THE ORE gonian. See W, H, Burghardt, Jr., jh oiaie street. FIVE SALESMEN AND COLLECTORS wanted, young men preferred. See Klncaid, 337 State street. WANTED ONE LIVE A-l MAN FOR our circulation, department. Can make $5 a day. See Mr. Palmer. c talesman on ice, at once. BOYS BOYS. BOYS: WORK FOR THE btatesman this summer. Make BIG money. Only boys over 11 considered. Apply Circulation Dept. EXPERIENCED HOUSE TO HOUSE canvasser. Exceptional proposition with exclusive territory and steady employment. Address ueo. It. Men der.hall. New Houston Hotel, Port land, Oregon. WANTED BOXS THERE WILL BE a few good Statesman routes open in is summer. List your name now and get first chance at a good route. Apply Circulation Department, Daily Statesman. FOR RENT HOUSE) FOR RENT HOUSES, APARTMENT8 and farms. F. L. Wood, til Stat street. Phon 794. t WANTED MSCttlaXAlTKO 17 ft. WANTED A FIVE PASSENGER Ford body. Phone 794., WE BUY ANY KIND OF USED CARS. Phone 199. 197 South Commercial. WANTED FOR CASH GOOD SECOND hand Ford car of late model. Soco lofsky. State street. WANTED TO RENT A MODERN house with good yard. Address 622 Mill street. WANT A LOAN OF 1800 ON $2000 city property, insured ror isoo. in surance to-be assigned to lender. Client reliable. Socolofsky, State St. WANTED TO RENT SMALL FUR- nished house or apartment perman ently by couple without children. Will lease. Occupy immediately. Phone or write Salem Fruit Co. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY SALEM AUTO EXCHANGE GEO. SPICF.R, Manager. Z2 State Street, We have taken the agency for the Case Six. Monitor Six and Moor Four, all of which are Case products. Th-sy will be handled at our place of busi ness A few second-hand cars will sell at a sacrifice. 1918 Chevrolet 60!. Stude baker Six $375.. Both mechanically first class. .. rf4f Just received, the new Monitor Six. See this fin new car. OLESON AUTO EXCHANGE 349 North Commercial St. Phone 666 LBUYS. SELLS AND EXCHANGES ALL makes of cars and parts, complete wrecking department. Studebaker 30. $180. 1918 Overland, go for $83. 1916- Buick, first class condition. 5 pasbsenger Chalmers, good mechani cal condition, $275. Overland, would cvnsider city- lot in exchange. Stu- dwbaker Light Four, electric starter and lights. $550. Hudson Super-Six, $950. 1918 Studebaker at a bargain. 1 ton Locomobile truck. Flanders 20. fino condition. $250. 1916 Max well. $400. BRING YOUR BATTERY WORK TO the Battery Shop, 263 N. Commercial street. Phot 413. . All work guar antee a. , IF YOU WANT TO BUT. SELL OR trade yoir old auto or auto parts see Steinboek Junk Co, (Auto wreckers 326 North Commercial St. Phone 30i. AUTO SKRYIC8I 8HIPPT3 AUTO SERVICE CITY AND country trip. Phon: Day, Bight. 359. - TIRES REPAIRED VXTLCANIZINO GATES HALF-SOLE TIRE SERVICE Station. 177 South commercial at. Phon 421. BUSINESS CARDS CHIMXEY SWEEPS SALEM - CHIMNEY SWEEP HAVE your chimneys and furnaces cleansed and repaired for th fall. Phone 191. DRAYS AND EXPRESS SSVStSSSSS4SjASBtAl LARMER TRANSFER WE MOVE AND store good a Day phon 930. Night phon 1898. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER COMPANY Phnne 033. Salem's largest and beat equipped transfer company. Get oar re duced freight rates, on eastern ehipmenta Also for storage, as we have three ware bosses in connection with business. Farni tare moving, sackinc. shipping and stor ins enr specialty. Office. 226 State St rtsTABCIAU FREE INFORMATION IF YOU WANT information about any kind of life insurance, see J. F. Hutchason. dis trict manager for the Mutual Life of New York. Office at 371 State street Salem. Ore. Office phon 99. resi dence 1396. 1XSIHAKCE. GILT EDGE FIRE INSURANCE PRO TECTION and un-to-tl.T?-rolnute In surance service, has always been the leading policy of the Orearon Fir Relief Association of McMinnville. The O. R. R. A. has maintained an established Salem Agency for over twenty years, and we are here to give you service st sit times, ii A. Johnson Insurance Agency, over Ladd. & Bufh Bank, Salem. Phone 347 JUNK JUNK JUNK WANTED WE PAY HIGHEST pric ror junk of every kind. Let us tusk you a pric on your household goods. The "Square Deal" House Capital Junk .Co, 371 Chemeketa St. Phon tit. I BUY JUNK OF EVERY KIND RAGS. bottles, metals, iron, all kinds of ma chinery, broken down automobiles and pans of automobiles. Steinboek Junk Co., 826 N. Commercial St- Salem. Phono 805. LAUNDRIES, HOME WET WASH LAUNDRY REQ- uiar washing don at a rate every body can afford. For only 80 cents w will collect, wash and deliver your washing within twenty-four bouts. Phon J47L CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work, prompt service. 1Z44 Broadway. Phone 165. HOP LEE EXPERT LAUNDRY MAN, 438 Ferry St. I pay top market price for chickens and ergs, tionse phono 1333J. Shop phone 133 9 J. SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY QUICK delivery and careful work. Dry wash, c per pound. ISO South Liberty BU rnon as. MONEY TO 1A9AJI. GOVERNMENT LOANS AT 5i PER cent, w. D. Smith, 303 Salem Bank of commerce. LAST CHANCE The Federal Ap praiser is here. If you need a Federal Farm Loan any time before January 1. rile your application immediately. If you delay you will be disappointed. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT 401 Masonic Temple, Salem, Oregon OPTOMETRISTS. DR. L. HALL WILSON Special ly 'st ln tno Modern Scientific Ap S plication of Glasses for the aid of vision and the relief of Eyestrain and Headache. Office closed Saturdays. Office 210-211 U. S. Bank Building. Phones, office 145: re. 1244. : REPAIR SHOPS STEWART'S REPAIR SHOP 317 Court Lawn-mowers sharpened. Locksmithlng, Saw-filing, Knives, Scissors ground. Umbrellas repaired. Razors sharpened. SECOND HAND FURNITURE BEFORE YOU BUY OR SELL YOUR furniture, stoves or carpets, you will gain by calling on us. The Cspital Hardware Co., 285 North Commercial St. Phone 947. PEOPLE-S FURNITURE STORE 271 N. Commercial. Phone 734. Home of bargains. New and second-hand fur nishings and hardware. We buy, sell and exchange. Highest cash pric paid for second-hand goods. SECOND HARD GOODS USED BEFORE SELLING YOUR Furniture or Clothing, etc. see J. A. Rowland. I Day the highest cash price or will take in used goods for -new. Call at 247 si. Commercial St- or pbD 16. ' SECOND HAND GOODS. WE BtjY ANf5B ELLSECOND-"HAND goods of all kinds, pip fittings, bar ness, collars, collar pads, tools, and chains. Fred Bchlndier. 354 Center street. PAINTERS "MARTIN" PAINTER, PHONE 704 F. H. KAY LOR. PAINTER. tlO SOUTH Winter. Phone 29f. TRANSFER HACXIKO f AUTO TRUCK SERVICE. ANY KIND of . hauling. Household moving Jobs done prompt lv. Try me one. Tlmrn. 47S Stat 8C Phon 9(8, Residence phon 1122J. WALL PAPER. FAINT SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL Paper and Picture Framing, oooa workmen. 456 Court St. Phon 486. FIFTEEN CENTS A DOUBLE ROLL and upwards for choice Wall Paper at Buren's Furnitur Store. 179 Com mercial street. WOVEN WIRES FENCING Depot National Asserteaa Feaea, all slsea. Z la. SS la. high. Palata, Oils and Varatsh. Stoves Rebollt and Repair, fuogaaherry and Bop Hooka. SaleaaT Fcae Jt Steve Works. SM Coart St. - rbost 14 R. B. FLEMING. PROFESSIONAL CHIROPRACTIC DR. O. L. SCOTT, D. C GRADUATE of P. a a Chlropractlcs fountain head. Davenport, Iowa. Chiropractic corrects the cause of disease. Office 4A4-7-8 U. a National Bank Building. Phon 97. Residence 828 R. OSTEOPATHY. DR. W. L. MERCER. GRADUATE American School Osteopathy, Klrks vllle. Mo.; treats acute and chronic disease. Office 404-405 U. B. Nstlonal Bank Bldg. Phon 919. Residence. 419 North Summer. Phone 414. CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease. 161 S. High St. Phon 283, WATER VALEM WATER CO. OFFICE. 301 8. Commercial street. For water serv ice apply at office. Make all com ?ilalnta at the office. No deductions n bills will be allowed for absence - or for any causes whatever unless . water Is cut off from premises. Here- : after water for Irrigation will only : be furnished to regular customers us-Ina- water for domestic purposes. Contractors for sidewalks, brick work or plastering, will pleas read "for building purposes" under sched ule of rates. Apply at orrtce ror copy LEGAL NOTICES. NOT1CK TO T.V-XPA VEILS OF MAIM OX C OUSTY, OREGON. Tho board , of equalization will nieit at the court hous? injsaid coun ty on Monday, September Sth, 19 IS at 10 o'clock a. m., and pub'icly ex amine the assessment rolls and cor rect all errors in ;valuation. descrip tion or quality of laad. lots or other property, and continue In session un til such work is completed. All persons Interested .ire notified to appear and examine their asess ients for the year 191 J. and if not 'satisfied with the same file applica tion in writr.ig properly verified Tor a reduction or alteration of the same during the first fifteen days or such meeting, as no complaints can He re ceived thereafter. Ben F. West. Assessor of Marion County. August 17, 1919. WHOLE MILK AND PRODUCE WANTED - w J ws MW VVf I Salem, Oregon, Phone 2488 SALEM MARKETS I BUYING FRICB Egg and Poultry, Eggs, 42c. liens, 22 to 24c Broilera. 20c. Old :ooslers, 13c. Dressed hogs, 24c. Pork. Mutton, and Beef. Pork on foot, 19c Lambs, 10 to 11c. Beef, steers, 84 to 9 Vic. Cows, 5 to 8c. Top veal, 22c. nay. Cheat hay, per ton $17. Oat and vtch hay. per ton $20. Clover bay, $20. Graia. Wheat, $2. Feed oats, 83c. ' Milling oats. 90c. Beans, nominal. L Mill Feed. RetalL . MJlIrun, 4 Z to 44c. Wholesale) To Dealer. Cheamery butter cartons, 61c to 62C. Butterfat, f. o. b. Salem, 61c Fruit. Cantaloupes standards, $2.50 to $3 a crate. Oranges, $5 to $S.50. ; Bananas, 9c. Cassaba3, 2 Vic a pound. Grapes, ?2.0 to $3.50 a crate. Lemons. $6.50 to $8 a box. California Grape Fruit, ft. Peaches, 75c to 90c a box. Watermelons, lc a pound. Vegetable. Cabbage. 3c. Oaions. $3.25 a' sack. Carrots, 45c a dot. bawdies. Turnips, 45c a dozen bunches. Lettuce, 60c a dozen. New potatoes. 3c a pound. Oreen nepers. 10c a pound. Celery, $1 a dozen. Green corn. 30c a dozen. Tomat-es, $1.00 to $1.25 a box. Egg plant, 15c a pound. Cucumbers, $1 a box. Retail Price. Creamery butter, 70e. Dairy butter, 50 to 55c. .Kegs, 55c. Flour, hard wheat. $2.90 to $3.10. Flour, valley, $2.556 $3. Sugar, cane and beet, lOe. Sugar, sack $9.50 to $9.M). PORTLAND MARKETS I - i PORTLAND, OreiiAug. 20 Cala futnres firaf Oafsfao.'a WlAtfe "Aug- nt $55: SeptenbWAx$oS; October o7. Barley, standard feed Aci?iistl $64: Senteml er 15: Octnl.or sr.n Barley No. 3 blue! Aunust $64 50: September 365: October 9 67. Oor.i fio. 3 yellow, Augnst $7; deplem ber $74; October $74.50 Eastern oots and corn In b-.ilk: Oats. No. 3 whit- Aug $il: 3em- ber $51.50: October $52. Oats. 3s- pound clopped August $53; Septcm- ner I"i4- October S .5. Cnm 3 yellow, August $75; September $7.50; Octooer $70. I3a:ley N 2. AuTust $il.2."; Septer.Tbor and Oc- tober $6?. Bulter: Prints extras 59c; cubes! extras. 51 to i oc: prime firsts 53c. Ptitterfat. Portland delivery; No. 1 sour froarn COc. Potatoes locals, selling price $2.1 0 to $3. XKW YORK 3rAHKKTS XEW, YORK. Aug 20 Evaporat ed apples dull. Prune firm. IVaches quiet. lions, hides and wool tincha.tgcj. I COAST LEAGUE At Po:tland P. H E Vernon 5 JO 0 Portland 2 2 W. Mitchell aad Brooks; Schroed er. Sutherland and I'aker. At eSattle Oakland . . . Seattlee .R. Arleit and Mitze; R 7 II 13 3 Schorr and La pan. At San Francisco R H Salt Lake 9 9 San Francisco 3 S Gould and Sponger. Hyler; Staton Smith, Zamloch and Baldwin. At Los Angeles R II Sacramento .1 ". i: Los .1 treles 2 7 Vance. Trough and Cook I'.nwi and Bassler. I AMERICAN LEAGUE l At Detroit Philadelphia Del roit ... . Nnyea and insmith. CHICAGO At Chicago Wachington . Chicago R 0 II I. 7 0 . ? SO Ayer.i and McAvoy; Avtr ( Ante rirnn). it i: k .5i 0 10 Krickon and PMnicn; and Schalk. CLEVELAND Aug 20 -can). At Cleveland Host on fcntV - (Ameri- R 11 E 2 r, 2 5 10 3 I'hle and Cleveland Jones and Walters Thomas. pnT kf.kp poison i voi r m oon hen the kidners are properly doing hir work they el'mlnst from the cir culation waste nrntiirts that noisnn the If Twrmitt(1 to remain In the system. Folev Kidney Pills help the kidneys, remove the poisons that cause srhes snd psins. stiff Joints, sore mus cles, lame back, rheumatic psins. O. Terry. REVELATIONS The Story of a Honeymoon A Wonderful Romance of Married LIf Wondarfnllj Told by AD ELK GARRISON CHAPTER CCCLXXll WHY LILLIAN ASKED MADGE TO "PLAY AROl'ND" WITH HAURY UNDERWOOD. When Lillian Underwood shudder- ingly dropped the gorgeous chrys anthemums which Mr. Gordon had brought me and went out of the room I did not have to speculate up on the reason for her action. For I had seen the diabolically cruel thing her husband had done. With an evident wholesome fear of my mother-in-law, who but a few moments before had sternly rebuked him for his discourteous comments upon Lillian's altered appearance. h had utiered no word that might wound Lillian. But no insult shout ed from the housetops could have been more scathingly cruel than the manner in which he first swept nie with an admiring glance as I stood with ray arms full of chrysanthe mums, and then, turning to his wife as she held up the rare wine-and- gold blossoms, looked her over crit ically. cuHingly, disparagingly, fi nally turning away with an almost imperceptible gesture of disgust. Now I know from my study of Lil lian and from what Dicky has told me of her that she must have been a rarely beautiful womsn in her youth, and that beside her I would have made a very humble appearance indeed. Uut I am years younger than .she. and in a filmy summer gown donned to do honor to mr guests, I knew that I was lookins- my best. While Lillian, who ror some rearon f could not fathom, had discarded the rouge, powder and dye ing of her hair, which she had always used, and was almost ugly on ac count of her hair, which the dye had left a horrid, streaked, drab color. I think I "saw red" for a moment- If ever through the dislike and fear I had always felt for Harry Under wood there had crept an indefinable response to the undeniable fascina tion he can exert over anyone h chooses, it died when I saw his mock- ery of Lillian. Of course, for Lillian's sake I knew that I must net notice the incident in anyway. Bnt I think Mr. Under wood must have read ihe contempt for him that blazed In my eyes, be cause when Lillian and Dicky came up to us again he sanntered over to Alfred Dnrkee and engaged him IP onversation. apparently taking nr. interest in-the arrangement of the flowers which she was supertntend- me, "There! those are perfect." Lillian ad at last, stepping back from m last brown Jar she had retrieved M rora Katie's kitchen, the only things I In the house deep enough to hold in royal long-stemmed blooms. "Magnificent!" Dicky said, and if his tone was constrained, only Lil- Han and I guessed It. "This is aw- 1 f nllv cood of you. Mr. Oordon. to I dress up our old shack in this way. How Lillian "Settled" Dicky. "It In you who are good to let mo I Join your gathering. Mr. t.ordon re- turned, and I saw that for the mo- I ment the danger of a breach between the two men which I had feared wa over. "How did you manage Dicky? I whispered to Lillian a moment later under pretext of putting away some magazines displaced by one of the flower jars "Read him Ihe riot act in a whis per," she returned coolly. "Uut he's only quieted temporarily. I know the ways or the Dicky-bird. He's all keyed up for one of those tem peramental storms or his own on ar count of those flowers from Gordon The young idiot! I shonld think he could see with half an ey She stopped abruptly, and I caught the annoyed, half-dismayed glance she shot at me. I realized that h had not meant to utter aloud her last sentence. Remembering the in terest she had displayed when her husband had spoken of Robert Gor don as the "Quester" his Hroadwav nickname and had facetiously sug gested that I was the object of the elderly man's "quest". I realized that she had some theory concern ing the reason for Robert Gordon's interest In me which she did not wish to tell me The next instant she had changed the subject. "Don't mind anything Harry says or does today." she aid. still in the same rapid undertone. "He reallv is awfully hard hit by this transfortna- tion performance of mine. and. of course, he is taking his temper out on me in every way he tan. I am sure he will pay yon the most ab sorbing attention, but don't let it annoy you any more than you can help. Perhaps If yon Jlay around with him it will take his mind from his grievance against me. It ought to." "What's the Great Idea?" "I'll play around with him or thrash him soundly, whirhever he appears lo need moRt." I said. trlne to hide by gayety my very real dis may at the prospect of "pUyinr around" with the man I srcordially detested, even feared. Hut I had no time to dwell :rn the prospect before nw f r li kv strode up to us with s lk of deter mination written upon hi face. "Whaifs tho great idea. Dicky bird?" Ullian asked sweetly. "You look as ir you had a contract to de fend the natln single-handed." "Pardon me, Lil. but I want t OF A WIFE I speak to Madge a moment. Dick returned, and I felt instinctively that something unpl-sant was com ing. "We aim to please." Lillian said lightly, and turned away. (To be continued) ARMED CONVICTS EVADE OFFICERS Brichoux and Southwick Are Reported to Be in Des chutes County Armed heavily with guns, doubt less stolen from a store or farm house. Dave Ilrichoux and K. B- Southwick. fugitives from the Oregon penitentiary, are said to be fleeing I from officers in Descutes county. A telezram has been received from Sheriff S. K. Roberts of Bend, stat ing positively that the convicts ar in that connty and that they are wen armed. No information has reached here as to how large a force Is op the trail of Ihe two runaways. The convicts were first reported to have been seen at Reedsport Douglas county, and officers believa they have made quick time In get ting across the mountains Into Cen tral Oregon. The report that they were seen at Freewar. Umatilla county. Is believed to be erroneous- Ilrichoux and Southwick have beep confined temporarily to the alat hospital and escaped while beins taken to the Oax fields. No clue to the whereabouts or Chester Willtam Clark. Reaverton bank robber who escaped last week has been received. True to her promise that fch would write if she did not find her convict brother at the family home in Nam pa. Idaho, upon her retarn there from Salem. Miss Florence Southwick has written a letter to Superintendent Griffith of the hos pital. Miss Southwick declares that her brother has not been at home and that nothing is known by other members of the family relative to his whereabouts. While attempting to obtain the release of her brother Miss Southwick worked for a Salem ramily for several weeks. At the time of the escape she was believed to be implicated. .. .. REAL ESTATE FOR 8 ALE CHEAP HOUSE AND TWO iois. s. nth iL I'hone 11I1M. HI. VERA L MONTHS FKEE RENT for repairing house clone in or would sen Also vsrsnt lot for sal on 19th street, ten reet from Center street. i m-ne ivstj. WANT UNIMPROVED LAND WITHIN 18 miles of Salem. 2 to IKS acres. nt 15 or Z acres Rood tillable sll. sliahtlv rolling-, balancv timber. Write full description to Lewis A. i odd, saitm. ore, gen. del. FOR SALE 5 ROOM CALIFORNIA llungalow, fireplace, electric Hants, bath. etc.. g block to paved street, one block to carline. Would take good used auto as part pay part terms If desired. Inquire f J. W. Jones. ICS North Commercial street. FOR SALE CHOICE 24 ACRE TRACT. ALL UN der plow, paved highway, bearing or chard, four room cottaae. good barn and well $. 13 acres close in. all clear lilirt 29 acres rinse In. lo ganberries and peaches, price right. 4 room bungalow with basement, good location tlSO. 7 room bunga low, good l',catinn. !:;. rash. ii acres loganberries and prunes, good buildings, clos In. 19 acres Improved. 14j. 3 room house, F. L. Wood. Itayne build. ng. U CANT GO WRONG : acres, all unrlrr cultivation, fam ily orchard. 3 room house, bsrn. gond well. 114 miles from school. Price 92. iO ; terms. 30 acres, all under cultivation, seven miles south of Salem, at 7i per acre. No improvements. Terma. 1Z tm on Howell Prairie. $173 per acre. Terms. 13 4 acres, close In. good Improve ments, a fine chicken ranch; f 10: one half cash. & acres, close in. fair improvements, t seres prunes, good family orchard, berries and grapes: 9210. 4 Reliable properties C " johx rt. sroTT n:m co. 44 Ha S bard BIS a. 0US-B4-U-BUY Or Exchange Your Property 119 acre farm all In cultivation: farm huildinga, orchard, good soil. n-r town, well watered: for quick sale. !'. 13 acres well improved, close in. fam ily orchard. 3 acres in clover. Snap. 7 room bungalow, paved stret. fine location. 925: $i cash. halan- rmv 99 acres close In: 14 arrri twarlnr prunes, good buildings; stock, tools. and crop. flZ.SSft. Fine moderen residence, close in. gar age, fine lswn snd shrubbery. Sacri fice price. C room cot t a a: n r lot: 91 t room house: good lot: fruit: 99 & acres well imprord. close in. J.isn. IS acres, htshly improved, onr-half mile from town. Snap. 923 We have several choice barcains in farms, fruit tracts, city property, scre- Sge Call and see our list. I'KHBIM". A M 4 RS-TF.lt S. SO llobbard BMs. t FOR RFAT FAR wa. FR RENT ST'H'K AND GRAIN t farm. t.-e J. It. Lauterman. Argo Hotel. TR RENT fcS ACRES DRAIN AND hay land, ta acres limber pasture with running water: od buildings and orchard Have small amount of stork. Implement, hay. feed, and reed to sl rentr d1res 1U ;t. Poute No. 1 Jefferson, regon. REAL ESTATE WANT TO LIST 3 TO 66 ACES reaches with about 19 acres of prunes, good improvements, aot over miles north or west of fealem. So colofsky. Bayne building. FOR SALE A MODERN IIOUSK ready to move into. Come out asxt look it over. sts bourn lztn st. A. Erisoa. . I WANT HOUSES TO SELL. WHILE i ciaim me dcii use in in ray if,r one I want more. I have tae buyers. For the nest sixty days I am making a special offer to owaera. Call or phon for appointment. C W. Nirmyrr. 216-216. Masonic build ing. Phones and 1614. HOME TOR SALE S ROOM HOttgi; hot water, heat and every conveni ence; all kinds of fruit, garde and berries. 1 acre; on paved street near carllne. Phone owner 2119. or call Market street. Garden road. ALE RIVER BOTTOM RANCH a ere a. 4 acres cleared. tnu. and barn, hard cotlonwond timber, th finest kind of loganberry land at l4 per acre. Will take mitm city property in trade. Terms on bal a nee. Merlin Harding at Salem Hard war Co. D0NT TAKE A CHANCE Insure that automobile. W do It and do It right. LAFLAR Jk LAFLAR 40 Hahfcard Bids. Call mm mm. 141. TMKEE ACRES. EIGHT ROOM HOUSE' barn, lots of rrulC In balem. IT loo 8 tie. Mill tak good i-room house aa part pay. 8 acres, I room koust, bsrw. family orchard, adjoining Ea lem. Will take rood boose la ex change. Pric 2ivt. Socolofsky. 311 Stat. FOR EXCriiXGE MO DTK -ROOM COT- tage, 1 f 3 seres of frail s4 swiias, S pealtry h saa. sssall mk erasaas place. oraasaeBial sbrasfaery. psv4 etrees sad eeoeret walk, la it saaaaf act arts f Orm, Ore, Fao boats prepecty. small rsoh er screage. Bos or call far paoto. W. Ci Ci Si at a a efOc. - t NOTICE We have several houses for sale that should Interest U Reliable property agents. JOHN M. SCOTT RKtLTT CO. 44 II aboard Bldg. " FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE both farm aad city, see a W. Nlo mysr. Masonic Building. Phon 1999 A SNAP AND SOME GOOD BUYS A f ood It-acre tract, half in fruit, clos n. at 9209. See about thla. A num ber of 8-acre places close to town, half ta fruits, very good soil, fair buildings. 92S09 One of 1 acres with good buildings, and will take a very small town house, or sell at S12&. A very good river bottom farm near ly half ta cultivation. At soil and a very cheap vise snd good buy at 973 an acre. This Is away below tbo mar ket. Good income place, and no rea- son to sell except that tho owner ta -a seaman and prefers the water. Tho -Fleming Realty Co.. 341 Slate street. I A GOOD S ROOM HOUSE AND TWO lots, east front- good garden aad bearing fruit and crops; a good horn and aloo at new garage, all for 911 : one-half cash. This is equally aa Kind a bsraaln as the 7 lots at 9 1 4 . Another good buy c-f a S room bunaa low. well located, cement cellar, fine soil and fruit: good large chicken house, park snd lawn, east front, large rooms, at $!. Also a special good buy la a loganberry and prune tract, clos in main hard surface, road; can be conveniently worked from Salem. It Is a rood income pro position; requires one-half cah. but It Is- a dandy good Investment 'and buy. hv at 311 etat et. Fleming. GOOD BUYS 19 acre tract all cultivated, rock coad. close to Pacific highway. rico 92u. 2 acres all cultivated. 4 loaanber-' rles. 3 acres cherries. 4 acres of apple sad cherries; good 3-room plastered cottage, barn, chicken house. welL rock mad close to Pacific highway. Pric S "VS. acre tract. 1 acre loran berries. S seres of bearing cherries and walnuts. good i-room plastered house, barn and well: clos in. Price !: I Its down. balance to ault at a per cent Interest, f 91 acre farm locate oa Howell prai rie. 9 acres cultivated, good build 1 nt: al located on main bilvcrlon road. Pric 1123 per acre. 1 acre an in bearing orchard. iric $; I IS down, balance to suit at per cent Intereat. io hI 3 room modern bungalow, lo cated on South High street. Pric 927S9. 19 acres of bearing Italian prunes. rock road, good location. Price fi. la acre farm located M unties irons Salem; building;. Prlco . 11 acres of Iirst-ctas land all col 1 1- vatd. houH aad barn. 4 miles out. som orchard and berries. Price $J7S. If you waat lo buy or trade, see W. H. GRABENHORST & CO. 373 Stat street BEST BUYS acres. 19 cuttivsted. I acre timber, fsmily orchard, house, barn, at station, school, good road, 33 miles from Sa lem 912. 14 acres, all cultivated. IS log an, some prunes, clooe in. all th citr ad vantages, paved road. per acre. acres. : cultivated, balance tim ber pasture, prunes, logaas. fair Im provements, nell fenced, pavid rad 7 miles out, 39; $li4 cash, balance oa easy terms. liood six room bungalow in fine loca tion, paved street, loa to ear and u-hool. shady lawn. I12S4; fit down, balance to suit. 3 arres in Salem, good buildings, fruft and berries, own water system, gravel street: cheap at 91. 1 acres all In crop. , mil Salem, family orchard, barn. ho house, well; crop and stock aoes at ii. 4 room bungalow in good condition: pavement, fruit and garden; your hanre; 1144; small pa ment. 22 acres. 1 mile town, gravel road, best soil, all cultivated t acres clover, family orchard, buildings; priced right at Mor 7 room plastered house on graveled street, car line, large lot. frnit; 9lts. jnw Horn n arres best valley loam. 34 cleared; 7 room barn, spring "and well, rork road 3 mile city limits; only f 29 per acre, ic arres. 12S cleared, family orcsiard. buildings running water, rock road; 91 Ii pec arte, one-half cash. 41 acres in Howell Prairi. ope-half leared. I aires prunes, rom hone. barn, new woven wire fence, running water: can be hougnt for 114 down. batne at per out la acres In lake county to trade' for house In Salem. Move into k-room furnished .bunga low; llia. room house clee to the Eagiewood acbouL 3 lots, garage; 1111. SOCOLOFSKY 3V41 Stat ttreeC v)