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Newspaper Page Textr - TUB OltSOO!! STATESMAN THtTRSDAY, JULY 22. i20. " Glass if led The Wants and Needs of the Capital City are Noted Under Proper Headings So You Can Readily Find Them They're Worth While Directory K JRW1CX1 UNION ran insnuLNCB society Mdwa, Roland A Burchardt taldeot Ageat , B71tatftt. r MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate X K. Ford (Otw Ladd ft Bosh Bank) "FARM LOANS ; HAWKINS & ROBERTS j f04-K7 Oregon Building . ......... i. CLIIIflKO ADTKRTISKlCXXTt Bat Pes Wort. Per Insertion ................. to Tare insertion io On week (six insertions).... to On month .................. 2e Blx montha contract, per mo,.U IS months contract, per mo... He Minimum for any adert's'mt.26c I NEW TODAY TEN ACRES CLOSE IN FOR SALE ' rood house, barn and outbuilding's small cash payment and. long time on balance. Lew A. Cates. 178 South Commercial street. "WANTED AT OREGON STATE TU- - bercuiosls hospital, woman to relieve .. in laundry during the month of Au gust . Phon 433. LOST JULY II FROM OREGON ELEC tric railway train, a child's whit or gandie bonnet with pink ribbons. Kinder please communicate with I Mrs j. Btanrora sioore, junction city. I Oregon. FOfTsaLE FORD TOURING. LATE , model, like new;. new tires 117 S. 'Liberty street. BE SELECTIVE IN PLACING TOUR life insurance, and always place It with the Idea that you might some time during th policy term, have to call on the Insuring company to pay for your property. IE would be policy on your part to Insure with a com pany having an estaousnea loss pay- Ing record, such as th Oregon Fire I Rclief. your own home company. H. A. JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY Over Ladd A Bush Bank, Salem. .. i Phone 347. - Good Homes or Investments I I acres all in bearing fruit, good build ings, stock, tools, crops; paved road, near Salem. .Choice 16-acr fruit tract clos In; sice large modern bungalow; barn, stock. tools, crop; tine toctuon. .Bargain. 10 acres loganberry land near Salem all in crop now. Snap $1200. l-acr tract near Salem; buildings, or. chard, good road, fine soil. Only $2100 24 seres river bottom land near tows; orchard. I buildings, good road. Snap, $1200 essy terms. Several houses at bargain prices. PERRINE & MARSTERS i .111 Commercial Club Bids'. - I BEST BUYS. . ' -1 11-4 acres on Pacific highway. I -room bungalow, good barn; acres cner lies and 2 seres loganberries, 2 miles from th center of town; $7000. 12 acres, i, cleared; C-room house, i barn; t acres fruit, bearing; 1 miles out oa paved road, running water on place: 17000 terms. 10 acres, I in logans. 1V4 strawberries, 1 potatoes and corn: 3-4 mil to ear line .near Pacific highway; price $4000. I acres of fin prune orchard Jn fine condition, very heavy crop, gooa drier, on rock road, crop goes, very clos In $6000. " 30 acres, 20 bearing prunes, t logans, some spples snd cherries. 5-room house, barn. new drier, crop goes; .' $13,000.' '--,- - ' 40 acres .all In crop, hi crop goes, fine strictly modern new 7-room bunga low, electric lights and water in all . buildings, walking distance of Ore- gon state normal school; (improve ments worth $0,500; only $14,500. ' This Is a fine country borne. )20 acres, fin orchard land. miles south in tracts or alL Fine for devel- ' oping orchards. 20 acres sll cleared well fenced good barn; clos In. on very easy terms. 40 seres, all cultivated: 1 acres 2-year-old prunes, on good road, best of . . fruit land, 0 miles out; $5000 half If rou sre looking for a large ranch or cash. 1 orchard ae us. 141 SUte Street. YOUR PICK Of an even dosen fine homes You may hav seen a lot of home but read: J rooms built-in plastered home, almost i new with good paint; full basement, nice lawn, east front, cement walks ' $2760. ' , , , l-room modern bungalow, real nice $2250. ' . , . 8 room modern with basement snd furnace, car and pavement, built-in ' at $3400. Oa. lt 8 rooms strlcUy modern with full ce- ment basement, furnace, fireplace, ; sleeping porch, gas and fine garage at I5S0O. rooms modern, close In with fruit. . garden, gas, fireplace and garage at ;j $4200. ; 5 rooms strictly modern, clos In. every : room . built-in, basement, furnace. - fireplace, cement walks, pavement. gas and fine large cement floor ga . rage $5000. You can't beat this.) Immediate possession; fruit . . 9 rooms close In with . furnace, pave " ment $4000. . , 9 rooms with full cement basement, furnace, fireplace, pavement, gas, i car line, and fine garage. , Nwn f entirely modern and built-in $0000. $ rooms with electric kitchen, furnace, fireplace, cement walks, pavement. . built-in and brand new and modern ' in all ways. Immediate possession 11-room house close In with east front, 8 s $3100. t - - ' ' ' ."wra bouse witn large iot , - - siocern piumoing, eiectriciiy, tered. fruit and pavement $5000. . -room house very close to high school and postoffice; furnace na gas 2000. These are owners prices, priced to sell. We advertise and sell property that must sell. Its better for them, us sad j you. Nothing tacked on. I BECKE & HENDRICKS ,$ U. a Natl Bank Bldr . Phone V EMPLOYIIENT Wanted x pnniTiat for cleri cs! work by young lady; experienced. Aoaress cir" car 01 statesman. . wanted woman or oiri to Wash dishes. Call 405 N. Liberty SL Mone 1442. 28AL2B - ' . ' wanted two nors to learn Minting trad. Must be over II 7ars ef age. Apply Statesman Of- aia. apstaire. s2b2iMMWMWMMMMMWWMMWMAt , 7, . - . - ::1 the Clanified Adi. "with! W ANTKD 8TENOCS KAl'HEK Uw experience for two weeks work. Phon ISO. W ANTED EXPERIENCED SHORT- order cook, st once at the Electric Restaurant. 41 1 State street. W ANTIC I MEN AMD YTOMJuN TO work la our circulation department. good proposition to th right poo- 81. Address th Pacific Homestead, tataamaa Bldg., Salem. Oregon. CLERKS (MEN. WOMEN) II Up ward, for postal mail service. $115 month. Examinations July-August. Experience: unnecessary. For free particulars, write J. Leonard (former Civil Service Examiaer) 1091 Equit able Bldr.. Washinrton. D. C FOR SALE I BEAUTIFUL WALL TINTS. HA NT new aolors loo nouna and am. a Bursa 17 N. Coal Bt BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES AS SAFE AS A BANK 300 PER CENT annually. If you can invest $18 up- war as write Midwest Investment Bu reau. 852 Boston) Block Minneapolis, rotnrovi. fHlB NORTHWEST POULTRY JOUR nai. the biggest and beet la the west. Th live magaslns Cor live poultry. ma Tt cents a year. fl.OO la Balem. Bend I cants for sample today. Ad dree Th Northwest Poultry jotrraal. Salens. Oregon. Mention this ad. FARM PAPER. IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST farm paper, sent 15c -to the Pacific Homestead. Salem. Ore., for a t&ree- ' months trial subscription. Mention this ad. MISCEXAtAlTEOCS FOR 8 ALE - CURRANTS. PHONE 1UF2L I FOR SALE OAT AND VETCH HAT. fit per ton. Phoae, 343. Inqulr at Fairground store., H. Do. WALL PASTE." No COOKINO RB quired. SUcks everything. Max O. Bursa ,17$ N. Commercial street. ITALIAN PRUNE TREES FOR FALL delivery. 1920. Please phon 111F21 or writ Froitlsnd Nursery. R. I, Sa lem. Ore. ROYAL ANNE CHERRIES FOR CAN- nlng. 5c a pound If tou nick and fur nish boxes. Phone 90F4 evenings or early mornings. H. Yung, near Mac leay. - -WALFELT" YOUR HOUSE: ITS superior to cloth, at about half prtea. Max O. Bursa 179 N- Com'l St. SACKS, SACKS. FOR SALE 100.000 grain, oats snd potato sacks. Capital Junk Co.. 271 Chemeketa St. Phone 391. ; "WALLBOARD" CAN BE USED OVER lath or studding. Caa b tinted or papered. Max O. Bur an. 17$ North Commercial street. CAPTIVITY OF TB3B OATKAN GIRLS x- Thla true story of wtra lmntl - graUoa has bees carefully revlsod. making a bandsosse 11 tu book. It tells in graphic terms of the massa- r of the Oatmaa family, of the es cape cf Lorenso, and the captivity of Mary aad Olive. Mary died ef star vation and Olive was purchased Trom . the Indians five years later. The price is 20 cents, postpaid. Address Oregon Teachers Monthly. Salaos, Or. OUR TREES WILL SELL TRY IT. Heavy demand aad a good supply of well grown stock to meet it. Terms upon request. Salem Nursery Com pany. 427 Oregon Bldg.. Salem, Ore. FOR SALE BARBED WIRE CHICK n netting, vis, press drills, forges, anvils and all kinds of machinery and tools, baiting, pulleys, shafting, cab le, rope, etc, gasoline engine, auto mobile parts of all kinds. RUSSELL STEAM TRACTOR second band automobiles of all kinds. Also we pay the highest cash prlc for psper. rags, brass, copper. Iron and all kinds of Junk, " ST2HNB0CS JUNE CO. 120 N. Commercial street. Phone SOI WOOD TRY PHONINO 1545M FOR WOOD. WOOD FOR SALE -CD. QUERRY. Phone 77F2. I CALL THE SALEM FlEL YARDS FOR your wow ana cnsij aiiici im ime street .Phone 129. WOOD FOR SALE 11 INCH AND 4 foot mill wood: 1$ Inch old fir. Prompt delivery. Fred E. Wells, SOS South Church street Phon 1142. FOR RENT HOUSE F. L. WOOD. 841 STATE ST, REAL .estate, rentals. FOR RENT ONE. TWO AND THREE room houses at $1.50 $3.00 and S5.O0 a month, or for sale at a bargain on easy payments. One house requires repairing and will allow credit on rent for labor on same. Statesman Business office. AUTOMOBILE DIRECTORY FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR in good repair with extras. Will trade for cattle; 63$ SUte street. FOR SALE 1220 FOUR-PASSENGER Templar car; run 4500 miles. Will let go cheap for quick sal. Bargain. Wood rose Motor Co, 240 State street. Salem. . v v I THREE-QUARTER TON REO TRUCK I for sale st a bargain. Inquire at 31$ ceaieyeta street. f nAH RfATriD PAD C( 1 UaiLiUUll lllUtvn axas 1249 N. Commercial St Phone 6CI Chalmers Master Six. bug..... $600 Two 1015 Reo Touring cars.... 050 1910 Studebaker 600 131$ Overland C50 CHANDLER CLEVELAND Salea and Service LOST AND FOUND LOST A PURSE CONTAINING A SUM of money and email cnange. ewaro. Phone 614. LOST A SMALL SILVER ENGRAVED rim to face of watch. Leave same at Statesman office. WANTED i ucnjyiJViJn-fi-ru'i fir"""" HUCVLIsAVSOlTIo LOAN WANTED $1000 ON UOOD i: mssXk. Addre" inscEuainBovs. car Sutesman. PERSON At GET MARRIED BEST MATRMONIAL paper published FREE for Correspondent. Toledo. Ohio. stamp. BUSINESS CARDS SKATS AJTD EX7BXSS. LARMXR TRANSFER WE HOVE AND stor goods. Day paa ait. Meat phoae iss. lalUaTDXlZat. SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. Ill 8. Liberty street. Phon SI. Oldest I Largest Best. Established 1119. capital crrr steam laundry Quality work, prompt aerviea. lift Broadway. Phon tea. MONEY TO tVOASJ 1aajMaaaajaa0MWManrfajaia)aaaaaaaiaaaaal I HAVE ON HAND APPLICATIONS for several good farai loans on which ih InvestoF wilf rcelv C per cent on his investment. Also some non-1 taxable I per cent Federal Land Bank bonds which are secured by first mortgage on real estate. For fuller information address A. C. BOtiKNSTEDT 401 Masonic Tempi. Salem. Or. I REPAIRING AND SlIAltPEXIXQ CUTLERY GRINDING; LAWN MOW-1 ers. safety razors, etc. Stewart's Re pair Shop. 247 Court street. CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 321 Stat St, phone 032. Distributing, I rorwarainr ana storage our Dedal tr. I Get our rat. I SJCCOHD HAND aarKHlTiriUi WANTED SECOND-HAND FURNI ture. ruga, carpets, stoves, machinery anH tiwil, Fiaat nrlMA naiil Th. raM I Ital Hardware A Furniture Co, Ul N. Com'l 8C Phon 947. I STOVE REPAIRING I STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED I 40 yesjs experience: iepot National 1 ience, wses se u iicum bi(o. paints, oil ana varnisnes. etc. logan-i 7yo. 5 7.? eB?Hr Is your chance te get and Stov Works. 25$ Court street. pnon iz. SnXtOBD 0MODa HOUSEHOLD GOODS OP ALL KINDS bought and sold. Highest cash price paid. We will glv you a square deal. J. A. Rowland, 444 N. Commercial at, WE BUT AND SELL SECOND BAND roods of all kinds, pipe flttlnxs. har ness, collars, collar pads, tools, aad chains. Fred calndler, Ul Caster street. wall papkb. raxSr WALL PAPER AND CEILING PAPER xee ana up double roil. Max O. ita- ren. 179 n. Commercial Bu SEE PORTER FOR PAINTS. WALL Paper aad Picture Framing. Good j workmen. 411 Court St. Phone 415. j PROFESSIONAL CHinoPRAcrroRs. DR. O. U SCOTT. D. Cw CHIROPRAC- tor. P. B. C. graduate. 109-12 U. B. N. Bank Bldg. Phone 17: Res. t2IR,we have many oOher fine 'dairy and v3ii.urimi rmui,iua i IRS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, U. & National Bank Bldg. . 10$ . . . . . m fc. . . t.ia uAn . i . H I Physiclaa A Surgeon. 402-404 Oregon 1 Bldg. pnonea: oirice is; us, ssjts. 1 1. W. L. Mercer. Osteopathic Physiclaa and Surgeon. Kirksvlll graduate. 404 and 405 U. B. NaU Bank building. Phon Office 919, .residence 014. cmjncsa i-btiiciaji JR. U M. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disease, ill B. High BC Pboaa IU. PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. CATHERINE 8CHLEEF. M. D- PHI. sician aad Burgeon. Offices Oregon building, rooms 411-13. Phone 640, 204. Over Oregon Electric depot. WA' nALKM WATKK, L1UHT A POWJCM Co- office 101 Boath Coml street. Ten per cent discount en dosati flat rates paid la advaac. No de ductions for absence or aay cause unless water Is abut oft your prsm- REAL ESTATE WOOD'S BARGAINS Five-room house, bearing fruit trees- iisi ia mrrm with bmrmr nruncL ay w w v - ' war a- - - IghCmrioVanl.. rly all clear, good land, main road; $3200. 100- good crop ia sight. it acres near fair buildinars. acre farm all under plow. goodltlSOO buildings, clos to Salem, $150 perl acre. 6 acres close irr. some prunes I and loganberries, $4000. Five-passen-1 ger car for sal or traa ror nous. F. L. WOOD 341 State Street. 70 ACRE FRUIT RANCH We have a first class fruit and mixed faring ranch for your inspection, lo - cated in one of the best fruit dis a s . m a. SKaa tan 1 a jm 1 tricts of Oregon, . south of Salem. There are 25 acre of young bearing prunes. 1 acre hearing mixed or chard, a couple of acres bearing peachea and walnuts balance Is all In crop and pasture; fair house, good barn. Buyer gets half the crop, de livered. This is a first class invest - ment and caa be bought on very easy Anna Wilt Mtnalriar art ma rltr nrnn. erty as part payment . This farm can be divided If lt Is too larg for you. A" 7rir """ "i""0"". ' RARRKR Xr PKARSnN 200 Gray Bldg, near Com. Club. , Fbon ISO. MR. W. H. STEVELY WILL MANAGE the business of th Fleming Realty Co. is th few days' absence of Mr. Wni. Fleming. While Mr. Stevely's specialty is good farms, we still hav a few good buys in city properties, snd two extra good orchard proposi- tions with crops if taken soon. See him st Km. 7, Barne Bldg. tJti State St.). You can rest 'assured of fair. honorable treatment, whether new er old comer. 1 Wm. Fleming, Manager, THE FLEMING REALTY CO. GET BUST 100 acres, 50 In cultivation, wheat oats and hay. family orchard 5-room house and barn for io iveaa oi siock, good spring water piped to seres of good second growth timber. 1-3 of the crop and immediate po- session given, owner -leavlag th county. Price $5500 4 cash, balance X mm at S ter cent. 25-scre farm with 2 acrea of logsns. 1 acre of Prunes. k acre of apple. peaes snd cherries, good plastered 4 - room cottage, ram inu umrt uhuu inga, 10 acres In crop, balance timber and pasture. You get a shsre of the crop. $3500 half rash. JOHN H. SCOTT REALTY CO. 228 Oregon iUdg. . " . 1 W..I..I REAL ESTATE I M.- W. ROWLEY I have becom associated with L. A. MkaM at 0i Ktat- atva In tk. realty business and have removed from 403 Oregon bids, to 301 State street where 1 will be pleased to I meet friends and customers at any time. -. M. W. ROWLEY 105 state. 100 ACRES. S MILES FROM SALEM 70 acres under cultivation with crop' on at 95 per acre. Beautiful country home, all furnished fine, sear car line, at a bargain. Honey to loan in amounts from 1300 v izooe. SQUARE DEAL hon 470. 275 PER ACRE " ACRES, ISO IN CULTIVATION; 35 wheat. Some in bay. fair bouse and buildings: some machinery; crop goes in; 10 miles out of Salem. (A snort time oniy-i See J. A. MILLS at Th Blifb Hotel. WILL SELL UP TO AUGUST 1ST 159 acres. 1-1 mil of school oa good road 20 miles from Salem. Some slashed garden, some fruit, several acres In second growth fir worth 12500. Price $1250. terms. Address ."Cll." csr of Statesman. MOST MODERN SUBURBAN HOME t-ronm house, full cement basement. furna and modern convenience fop laundry, gas esgine for pumping wa ter -supplying premises: almost fiv acres of prunes and logans; balance in garden: situated close In oa fin road. w solicit your msursnce; policies is-1 sued jointly ey in cuixens ana in Hartford Insurance companies, rep resenting over ao.sv.se. 1XVLiVIUll AtVllL VVTe 44, gtAt strwt Phone 42(1 v? vawww rood farm within la miles of Salem. onlVhen the selling Is good. It's good good road; 7 room bouse, good barn. I well; near school sad stor. 91 acres! under cultivation, e pasture ana tim- A. L. SEAMSTER REALTY CO. Dairy and Grain Farms FINELY IMPROVED 10 ACRES SO acres in cultivation and fin crops; tivs sea vniiiv aawea eavsev a . va 12 acres of this Is real beaverdam land of finest quality: 30 acres of pasture with spring. Wood for fam ily us; excellent C-room - plastered bungalow, fin barn, chicken houses. machine shed, etc; all built In 1919; mostly woven wlr fencing. This is a real sacrifice at $12,000; half cash. FINE 13S ACRES EQUIPPED Located on fin main road, paved moat of way to Salem: good house, barn and out buildings; 105 aacres culti - vatea ana in rin crops consiaeraoie clover.' Partly river bottom land and balance is rin prairie land, ineiud Ing cows, horses, chickens, farm im plements snd crops: prlc Is $150 per sere; fine terms. Immediate posses sion. 1 grala farms, general purpose farms. iruit farms ana small home tracts. Drop In and tell us whst you want r KINNEY &MITH - - " 449 State Street . Ground Floor WE NOW HAVE HOUSES FROM $SS0 TO $6000 ALL ON GOOD TERMS LIST YOUR HOUSES WITH US FOR, QUICK SALES. LAFLAR & LAFLAR 401-7 Oregon Bldg. ! FOR SALE if ACRES. BEST OF SOIL 1 ui iwe matt seres in line , ItSOV. HART A MULLER 801 Oregon Building. L A. HAYF0RD REAL ESTATE 305 STATE ST. Rooming bouse 23 'room, furniture. rin location; income 9 tat per montn. ItOAA t-rma 7 rooms, lot 250x130. fin eoadition. chicken houses, barn, fruit trees and Price I garden: really a small larro. liana terima. ---- i , .... .( Prc. $2000. terms. - . - . roonii. 1, r cunuikivn. iwh vvavv. i 1 a rwma A ini, nmi ntiv. inn. 1 a ap 'W liai -w m w ap w -a- I romco'ttV... Tot 01x120. fVult and "hi-.'f llfiVAt ILl HmZ? U&l garden, $1000. . fJ 'IfijMj'Ji kf t- ti ur -h-k ' S rooms, clos In. barn, large lot." .J" JVI Jgh.-.,- rooms, dandy cottage, good neigh horhood. l.rr lot. Price 23400. 7 rooms, modern lot 75x130. fruit and I garden. $4200. s rooms, modern, close in. ajooe. 0 room house and 2 6-roora houses with rive acres of land, clos in. all ror $2000. terms. 0 rooms, good location . modern. $1710. I rooms close In. modern, fruit and 1 - ron. 24500 m - - b rooms, modern. splendid place. $7500. I. A. HAYFORD Real Estate 205 SUte Street. GOOD BUYS 1 acr tract located on gravel street 1 and not far from carllne. good $ rm 1 cottage. well. electric lights. Prlc I 1 160. I 6 acre bearing fruit and berries, I Sd bungalow, clos to carllne. Prlc n-cre. clo, to carllne. 1 acre straw I berries. .2 acres of orchard, mostly cherries, small bouse snd barn. Price 1 9. to acres located on rock road, close to highway, all cuitviated. uooa 10- gan berry, strawberry or prune soil. Price $2750. N 10 acres, hous and barn. well, some timber. 6 acres three year old prunes. Price $3250. 15 acre tract, nearly all cultivated, good house, some orchard. X seres strawberries. Price $5500. ja acres located close to carllne. good I street, house, barn. 6 acres prunes. I some apples, pears and cherries. Price $11,500. 20 acres 0 miles from Salem on rock road, 0 room house, barn. well. Price $7500. 50 acres. 30 acres la cultivation, bal ance pasture and some timber. 0 room house, barn, spring wster. good road. 6 miles from Salem. Price $2,500. a tr.-t sa irr,, -ultivated. some fin timber. 8 1-3 miles out. Prlc tjQOO s j'.j cr9 traet located In West Sa- .em on paVed road, 4 room house, barn, . acrea rjT-r bottom land, apples, pears. nrunaa and srtDti. Prlc 82050. I- arrea ,.t to logaaa. good road. Price 11. - 1 acr tract, gooa nous tna ran, W. H. GRABENHORST A CO. 275 State street Read the Classified Ads. REAL ESTATE NOTICE 1C ACRES LAND. GOOD title. Will trad for auto. P. O. Box 2(. Mill City. Oregon. BUNGALOW FIVE ROOMS ON ONE floor, larsr Dutch kitchen, hunt. in features, fireplace, electricity, full ce ment Basement, garage, line location. tust do seen to be appreciated. 13100. terms. 210 Richmond avenue. Phons U9IR, 135 ACRES. RED HILL AND CREEK Dottom. about hair now in cultiva tion. Uood buildings and other desir able features. Put this in prunes and lusjanDcrries. ana aowDle the value. Price reasonable: terms, long time and low interest. See It. W. A. Lis- ton. 4(4 court street. 1500 WILL BUT HOUSE AND THREE lots on 22nd street. Brooklyn addi tion, writ Box 34. Mill City. Ore. FOR SALE 97 ACRES MOST ALL IN crop, fair buildings,. - good location. to miles out. Price 110.000. Hart A Muuer. zoi Oregon &ldg. FOR SALE 20 ACRES LOGANS. 4 miles irom saiem. fine location. Price 110.500. Hart A Muller. 201 Oregon mag. IFOR SALE 42 ACRES I, MILES OUT on paved and rock road.-all In cnlti vatlon; family orchard; 2 acres bear ing prunes, good bulldlags. Prlc $7000, terms . Hart A Muller. 201 Ore gon iag. FOR SALE 50 ACRES ALL IN CROP. Highly improved. 9 miles out on rock road. 1 mile south of Salem-Dallas highway. Price with 4 -of crop $11. 000. terms. Hart A Muller. 20$ Ore gon mag. I WANT MORE AND MORE HOUSES LISTED WITH ME. I HAVE THE BUYERS. PHONE 1000 OR 1014 FOR AN APPOINTMENT TO VIEW YOUR PROPERTY. CHAS. VT. XI EM EY Eft Just Real Estate MASONIC TEMPLE. SELL now. If you have a piece of property priced reasonable and want some ac tion, giv us a try for a week. Today our greatest demand is for 5 and C- room houses . BECKE & HENDRICKS 111 U. a NatL Bank Bldg. Phon 111 FRUIT PROPERTIES $ acres nesr Shaw, all in bearing fruit. buildings $3000. , . . a a m av 2 acres with good buildings; 12 seres prunes; 12 acres togans - anu rasp berries. 10 acres wheat. 1 acre bear ing cherries sad walnuts; $10,000 ibvoo casn. 2 acres with rood S-room bungalow. 10 acres heavy bearing prunes, SVs seres cherries snd X sere spples 12.000. 5-acre tracts. $150 per acre. W plan to fruit and car for them If desired. PEARCY BROS. 110 Oregon Building. HOME SPECIAL Beautiful South Salem home offered for sal this week. Owner leavln offers for sale oa Improved street. large living room with fireplace, din ing room, dutch kitchen, aleepin room, breakfast room, sewing room snd bath on th first floor, and two larsr bed rooms on th second. Full basemenC furnace, larg deep lot with fruit, eemeat floored garage $0,500. It won't last long; see us to- OHM H. SCOTT REALTY CO. 22$ Oregon Bldg. HOUSE BUYS 7-room house oa Chemeketa street. clos In. S-room bungalow, two full lota on Shlp- nlnar street. 10-room house oa North Winter. 2 house on on lot on North High. Splendid house on North . Church close In. I -room house on Nqfth Capitol. C-room house, garage, complete ia 7.room' mn Commercial every way on North CapitoL pnpnfmn a niir 492 North Cottag Street. Phone 111$ REAL ESTATE LOANS INVESTMENTS . WALTER McLAREN Room 31. 110 N. Com'l SL Phone 430 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Gas. furnace, flreolace. pavement. cement walks, fruit, north front on al- un I in best residence section. This modern 17,", 'Y.' "IS',.?. .. . ... . . . . . - m - . T 0E.UU. tit ilLniiKlLlvd 310 U. R. Bank Bldg. Phone 101 FYTBLIO NOTICES NOTICE TO COMRACTORS Notice is hereby given that the un derlined will receive bids until S o'clock p. m.. August 1. 1920. for the construction of cement concrete side walk to be laid on the weet side of CommercisI street, between South snd River streets, in front of snd abutting upon lot 2 In block 18 of Riverside Addition. Plans and specifications may be I had at the office of the city recorder. EARL RACE. City Recorder. HAY BID LX.TTEIX, The undersigned will receive seal ed bid up till 5 o'clock p. m.. Mon day. August 2. 1920. for the purchase of 36 tons of baled grain and vetcn hay, crop of 1920. Also 10 tons or baled straw. The city reserves the right to reject all or any part of a bid. EARL RACE. City Recorder. . xancE. Notice of the Improvement of the Alley from Union street northerly through Block 79 of the City of Salem and between Block 1 of Bland ford's Addition and Block 4 of Boise's First Addition, to North Mill Creek. Notice is hereby given that the Common Council deems It expedient so to do., and hereby declares its purpose and intention to Improve the alley extending from Union street northerly through block 79 of the City of Sslem and between block 1 of Bland ford's Addition and block 4 of BoiaCs First Addition, to .Nona miu Creek, at the expense of the abutting: and adjacent property, by bringing aid alley to the established grade: and paving- the same with 6 Inch Portland cement travel concrete pavement in accordance with the plans and specifications for said Im provement which were adopted by the Common Council on the 7th day of July, 1920, which are now on file In the office of the city recorder, and which for greater certainty and .con venience and a more detailed descrip tion thereof, are hereby referred to and made a part hereof. The Common Council hereby de clares Its purpose and intention to make the above described Improve ment by and through the Street Im provement Department of the City of Salem. By order of the Common Council. EARL RACE. City Recorder. Date of first publication of this no tice is 21st of July, 1120. HISTORY AND IDEALS OF ELKD0M TOLD (Continued from page 1) len. of Portland lodge No. 142 is the president. Salem lodge. No. 33 8 was organ ized on the 21st of April.- 1896. ? years ago last April, with a member ship of 47 persons. An elaborate banquet was given at Reed'a Opera bouse, with covers laid - for ta'l guests. It was one of the notable social events of the city. Exalted Rulers All Livinr The exalted rulers of the lodge have been elected and served in the order, as follows: John Knight. W. J. DArcy, F. T. Wrightman. P. II. D'Arcy. W. D. McNary. F. W. Dur bin. W. H. Cyrd. H. II. Olinger. George L. Rose, A. H. Stelner. C. L. McNary. W. Carlton Smith. H. E. Al bert. R. O. Schucklng. Arthur S. Ben son. -Charles L. Galloway Roy Buck ingham, August Huckesteln, M. L. Myers, A. J. Anderson, Louis Lact mund. Walter E. Keyes, II. J. Wen- deroth, Charles K. Archerd. E. A. Kurtt. All are living. From 47 members. Salem , lodge has grown in the last 24. year to 1175 members In good stapdinc Ninety-two members of Salem lodge enlisted' in the service of our coun try in the World war, whose names are as follows: J. P. Alexander. Robert Ankeny. Kenneth J. Brown, Thomas T. Buell, Roy C. Barth, Lieutenant Roy. p. Byrd, John H. Carson, H. O. Clsncy, Captain Harry E. Clay. Robin D. Day, H. W. Doollttle, George P. Downing. C. B. Durdall, Jay Dwiggins, Jr.. H V-; 'l?.. I J. Eberly, O. L. Edwsrds. Farmer, B. I. Fenne; W . H. Osrnjobst. Lieutensnt George Griffith.JGx,rge E. H.lvorn. K. J D Hamilton. Richard E. Harbert. H..L. I Hardenbrook, N. W. Harroun, iUr- " - '"iu' " "c' onB ray U Hart. Paul B. Hsfer. A. P. Carson, W. W. Pereiral. Squire Far-. Howe, Jr- F. L. Hunter. Earl LeRoy, rar, D. B. Taylor. W. C. Miller, John Jenks. G. H. Hunter. Melville " H. C. Griffith. James G. Bingham. E. Jones. Sidney D. Jones. Walter J..E. Cooper, J. C. Moreland, John Kirk. C. J. Korinek. O. A. LaCource, I Coral Lake, F. 8. Lamport. Merrill 1 S. Lamport. Harry M. Levy. Irwlnj W. Lewis. Captain F. D. Lewis. Ralph W. Lindsay. James W. MotL F. E. Mangis. Cadet Hugh C. McCammon. Ivan G. McDanlel. O. IL McDonald, H. J. Meiring. Lieutenant W. L. Mil ler. Lieutenant L. H. Matt, C. B. O'Neill. Captain H. N. Cysl. E. M. Page, Leo O. Page. Corporal Fred II. Paulus. George B. Paulus. Mem Pearce. William Perlich. M. D. P11 kenton. C S. Piper. Lieutenant R- K. Pomeroy. A. B. Pratt, Wayne Price, Rex J. Putnam, Lieutenant Charles Z. Randall. Milo Rasraussen, L. T. RIgdon. Herbert W. Savage. F. W. Schwab. Frank M. Simon. Lieuten ant S. 8. Skiff. W. E. Slater, n. C. Small. Major W. Carlton Smith. Lieu tenant Welter L. Spsuldlng. Captain Conrad Stafrin. L. R. Steel ham mcr. A. E. Tamlesle. Clyde J. Thomas. Captain Walter L. Tooxe, Jr., Ed R. Vlesko. Martin Vlesko. 8. B. Welch. A. J. Wenger. L. H. Wenger, Ralph K. Wilders, J. F. William. Horse- A. Wilson. H. L. Wlndus. Thomas C. Wood. Thomas G. Work, James -U. Toung. Order Look Forward. . Two of the above died and made the supreme sacrifice In order that liberty might prevail. These two sre Lieutenant W. L. Miller and A. P. Howe. Jr. . The Elks' state convention which is now being held in Salem promises to be an interesting and Important one. Many Question of Importance are to be considered. Salem is par ticularly fitted for s convention city. The picturesque and beautiful scen ery surrounding our city attracts and charms the visitor. The state institutions are places of interest Taken all in all. we do not know thst Salem, with Ita wide streets snd delightful scenery, csn be sur passed by sny other city in our state. The Elk organization was origl nally instituted by actor, but at the present time is composed of per-, rons engaged la different occupa tions. Intellectual and progressive minds are attracted to this organi sation. It lives, not upon the tra ditions of the past, but In the pres ent, and looks forward to the great work which will be carried on in the future by its member. Patrio tic and loyal to .the principles upon which our country was founded. It will, in the future, a in th past, assist In th glorious work carved out for thl great republic. Charity Chief Virtue. The principal tenets of our order are charity, justice, brotherly love and fidelity. Charity embraces all the others. It Is the chief corner stone or the Elks . organisation. There is no attribute one possesses equal to IL Charity Is the "noblest tree in the garden of the virtues.' Outside- of the charitable feature of the order or Elk. It is the great Bohemian order. Not Bohemian in the ordinary and common accepta tion of the word, but in the larger and more intellectual character of theN interpretation of the same. It mean those who love the beauties of nature and delight In .the con- templatlon of the beautiful in the m t at aaiafi Stan 114 saw, t te eaa V aa ssaaas arts, science, literature, the profes- sions ana histrionic achievements. The versatile and clever Charles S. Vivian, the founder of our order, was of the theatrical profession, a bright and luminous etar therein. Each member of the order who un derstands the principle thoroughly la imbued with the artistic and po etical sentiment expressed In the poem: "I'd rather lire in Bohemia than in any other land." Jadgraeen ot Ilarsh. Another leature of the order that commends Itself to right-thinking people Is that It Judge men far differently from the world. The world's criticism is harsh and se vere. The only persons whom the Elks are inclined to criticise se verely are those who hold them selves out as teachers of men. For those who have fallen by the way side on account of environment and' great temptation, our principle ad- -monlsh ns to te lenient In our criti cism of them. It is well known that "men's evil manners live in brass; their virtues we write in water." Another beautiful thought commen ded by our order is "the fsulta of our brothers we write upon the sands; their virtues upon the tab lets of love and memory." . - The order of Elks realizes what a struggle we are engaged In from the cradle to the grave hence the discriminating judgment it enter tains toward poor, weak humanity. One of the beautiful customs of our order Is its remembrance of our absent brothers. They are remem bered whenever the lodge la in ses sion and when the hour of 11 falls upon the dial of night, and more particularly at our memorial day services, which occurs on the first Sunday in December of each year. ' EDx Dead Listed. Since the organisation of 0alem lodge, the following member have departed this life: . ' E. M. Wood. A. Denicke, C Hemp- ' hie. F. S. Dearborn. E, F. Parkhurst. S. L. Ilayden. F. II. Campbell. F. G. Perrlne, W. G. Wests eott. A. C Law rence, J. II. Townsend. George P. Hughes. J. C. Brown, E. C. Young. Charles A. Mattlson, James W. Bol len. David V. Vaughn, Tilman Ford, W. L. West. Charles Scholl. . J. L. Sklpton, John Stspleton, William M. Kaiser, John H. Burton, Ed Zeyss, J. 'J. Dalrymple. A. K. Loder. E. C Herren. R. U. Budlong. W. O. Holcomb, O. P. Terrell. H. O. La Bier, H. II. Brown, W. E. Williams, George E. Collins. F. P. Talk ing ton. Prince Byrne. W. S. Dunlway, James Craig. J. W. Armstrong, W. S. Wade, -F. X. Matthleu. J. C. Pettyjohn. F. H. Wllhelm.' J. I. Russell, J. Car michaei, Anthony Klein. F. E. New- berry, John Minto, Joseph Harris, Will F. Jone. Joseph McKlnney. tS X' wifi W v A R ? ' "f"!"0"' 'WB?m-. 1 p;, 'MP?"iae5'J c- E- uaroy, j. p. Roger. W. L. MUler. 1 T .t.L Y IR . W. 1 . . . "'VU iurcna, 4. rv . faiuney, W . Al Jones. W. F.- Burnett. J. D. Suther- land, B. H. Ling. A. P. Howe. J. C. Moore, E. A. Thempson. Mauri tx Klin ger, T. L. Holley, A. R. Dole. William Galloway. - The city of Salem extends a sin cere welcome to the state convention of the order of Elks, it Is hoped that the . meeting will far surpass the most sanguine expectations ct those who sre Interested in the suc cess and prosperity of Elkdom. ..YACHT SCORE NOW 2 TO 1.. 8ANDT HOOK. July 21 Reso lute, defender of the - America' yachting cup. came back today after two . losses and won magnificently over the British challenger Shamrock IV. Shamrock finished a scant half boat length ahead, with a lead or tt seconds, but as she had gained pre cisely that advantage at the start the race was miraculously in yachting event a heat over the 20-mlle course. Resolute won by the amount or her handicap, seven minute and one second. The fourth race of the series will be started Friday. Veteran yachtsmen who followed the trim craft through the four hours, three minute and six secor.es of racing time, thought -back over many years or racing without being able to conjure up a- picture thst could compare with today's spectacle. It provided a finish that rivaled a neck and neck 'horse race. DRY PARTY NOMINATES (Continued from page 1) dacy the only ' opportunity for. ex pressing their convictions. It Is .the opportunity of a generation. We Dledre van nnr whnlehart4 an A n n. ,eifl,a aeTotIon aad co-operation. t i. was aimed br Marie C. Brhm. chairman, and E. L. G. Hohenthal, secretary of the convention. . eaWaBanwaaannnsaJanaasaBnaanBSasn Union Ship Yard Workers Object to Sinn Feiners BELFAST, July 21. A number of Sinn Fein employes of Ilarlanl ft Wolf rs - shipyards were (badly mauled todiy aad several were tak en to the hospital la consequence of an attack by unionist workers, more than 500 of whom held a meeting at the dinner hour and adopted a resolution to boycott all Sinn Fein workmen in the yards. IA large body of unionists pro ceeded to East Yard and urged the Sinn Feiners to quit. A fracas en sued. Seven S!nnFeIners tried to escape by swimming across Mas grave channel but were met on the other side by a hostile crowd after being beaten were compelled to turn baek. WHOLE MILK AND PRODUCE WANTED J&uion" CrttmtTT & Prodaw Co. Salexn, Oregon. Phone 2123 t D J l 1 r e f n a. y t. w r- in if 4 tr t It a 8. ia la