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Newspaper Page Textr THE OREGON STATESMAN, &ALKM. OREGON, Jr.: THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 13.1021 FOR s Se p taenla ,, Tare -7T .V .uu.... Oh ". - 2u I Norwich wnox nRB IXSCRANCB SOCIETY -. Aa-ent til 8UU Bt. HM FOR U0NEYJO LOAN i On zveat -" 'w I. K. FORD irnttf Ladd & Ba Bank) FARM LOANS1 HAWKINS & ROBERTS "MOT Oro Building OUR OFFERINGS at homes including some ortha H .L. . the cut. Our list of tana IT acreage la complete. t irUR A LAFLAR ... - nrna BldC. Phone 1144 n - w.--. NEW TODAY V. ft U K BLUB AUSTRALIAN Jll. mil very line. Dr. Andrew., Clb stable rT-OAOTLKT OLOVE BETWEEN .u.ia hen- ad ". llndr rn t office. fimP-TWO MRS THAT UNDER ... .rubbing with denhry engine and . aaadie e-bl. f M TJlEST-a SICE LARGE BLEEP! SO ,,T v blorka fr opera hou. mCK 10 CONTRACTORS THE US ' Jersirued solicits bids for escavstmg, rluiatrly t35 yarde, wrnw hwl aid Ferry atreet. Bid will be opetud llUrlU., February 15. U a. m. ueslars at Fry's drug More. - . . t M HKWING. CHILDREN tMXhe and mending af all kind. i3 jetfersan. - ' Ttrr.WKITLU FOU SALE, $35. PHON .R0OM ' HOUSE. HOT WATER. ELEC trie lighta. 3 fin lota, paved rel. rmni waika, balf btoca to car. Price 3.W0, easy terms. v t jmlkm new and modern bnngafow. rie 2';.'o. HM'kC t HENDRICKS , MJ U. 8. Bank Uldg. Pnon 161 COS V K N I E N T L Y LOCATED FIVE-ROOM awdirn boue for aale. Frice reaaoaable i if tsken at nce; good terms.w Move in I tvdsy. For appointment to see it, call ' owner. Pbon 44 r evening eal-rt. "TTTT., n t.-o n IV I rt.tVFKCD irrLf-w-fi.-" ' . - ------- j lira Davb) and others.! Tooking apples 81. Phone 44. Wsrd K. Kirhardaoa. 2395 Front. PLACE YOUR FIRE INSURANCE IN .year home mmpany, the Oregon Fir Belief aociation, McMinuville. tro j.n. It i cheap. wt f depe""" sie, sad non aable See 811MH.EY. FOLLY j '! Agenta Bath Bank B!dg.. r-aleui, Ore. Pbon 37 .o u.ic- rivi' B(M)U rOTTAUE. V . ' ' - - Mastered. loe In: 810O0; 1500. Frry ,Miet. phon 2095JS. . SLEEPING ROOM WITH , nrivileg. furnace heated TC ITCH EN bouae. tor ; m4 Ia4iea 1 vi;.2U. man ana wu. rnon tet ACRES, 30 IX CULTIVATION. UAL se .r.iinr Land, amatl bouse. Bpruig water, river, wear Graas valley, Bber-I county. Prir 82500. 13 arrr ner Aumovili. 30 clear, bal sac good timber; fin large Iwus nd Urn. Prtee 855H, esoy terms. lO acres, half mil from Pacific bigb ,sy on gravel rood; t aero in tall graia, 11 aeres prunes, 1 aero logana, i, acre strawoerr., good timber, tin piaalered - ten-loom nous and large Ura. Prle 8105 per acre. BtCKE A HENDRICKS Ml C. S. Mankjtidg. Pfcona Igl FOR SALE Oa ( tb finest borne ia Sale. lb story, 7 rooms. Uoiera, fall baaemant. east front aad paved street. 8JuO. .. .. Dsady 10 acre of, land, 5 mile from lew oa good read, 9I30O. LOOSE & PATTON 170' Sule Street. JfnDr.RX CXOALOW,. 7 ROOMS, first etas in appearance aad construe Uoa; full basement, fumaca, garage, cemeaf aiwalk hard eurfaeed at recta ner rsrllno; grtod location, cloa In. i - 'Ui U a baf.n at 8450O. with term. BARBER Sc PEARSON j 2"1 Gray Bldg., Kar Commercial C?ab. E!.IPL0YIIENT MALE ATrr.D work by youxo max op 19. city r ronatrv. C. B. Lindtey. 233 ' os'H Church. Salem. FE3IALB WOMAN WANTElw MIDDLE AGED OR elderly lady who desires a good per- 1A , manent bom aad who would aaaist witb lieht LwtM.rh Xeeit n.l antttv with mildrea. Address "CO-V car States ma. MISCELLANEOUS WASTED MEN AND WOMEN TO tsk fat paper subscriptions. A goad proposition io lh rigkl poopl. Address , tk Pasifi liamaaUad, aUatcsmaa Bldg. ' Sslem, Or. - I e-o-w-----n-M-----wM--- PERSONAL CET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL ; psper published. Free for stamp. Cor- ir.i.nfoi, loieuo, BIO. I WOULD YOU MARRY A PRETTY hsrhelor girl north $3o.00( rash I . 1iu.i,r- A- V- Hll, South Jackson- FOR SALE mUTITTJL WALL TINTS. KANT FINANCIAL Hawkins A Roberts, 201 Oregon IWg. WE HAVE SOME GOOD FARM bOHT gagas to -sell. . OKT I . ' HAWKINi A ROBERTS Oreroa Bldg.. Batem. PIANOS " rt A . K row H.KLT. A VERY FTNP 1 used piano la Rosewood ease. K..-f;,, ! ton and a fin action, wl! make a very low bargain price for nnu-k ..I. tl! J!L'-y"- ..fi'iew n. jiir lourt atreet. U-:l. U ... ' r, . .mum POULTRY Ml. tb biggest and heat I. th. -T taa Uts saagazla for lira aoaJtryw 1 e ysr, 81.00 ia Salsm. So.d 1 w samala Udav. Addraaa KorUwe Fealtry inn. gaJsm. QjZ la. -aatioa Ui a, POULTRY, I.. RED HENS 4VF23. $l...G EACH. Phon '8ALK- STAXItl.Kn BREI IiARK Barred Plymouth Rocks: one half dotrn cockerels, four rfoien pullets: one block from esr Hue. I'omr aud ac them. Geo. W. Cotton K-.ule 3. B. liSlS I'h.ne tTV I. FARM PAFEIV TOO WANT TO OCT Till BEST farm paper, eead 15 ta Tb Pacific Hoaaalead, Sal, Oregon, tor ft tbrea reatha trial eabtertptioa. Meatiea Uka ad MISCELLANEOUS ALL t HfRCH IX (riKil) CONDITIO I . for aal. Pbun 12 10, BALE CANARY BIKDH. Xijhl ainerr. fhon 12H0. luau Cnrmtik- WALPELT" YOUR HOUSE: IT 8 trpcrtar t elvtb. at about ball prie. Mas O. Buin, lit . Coa'l f)(. 'WALLBOARD" CAN BR USED OVXR latb or ataddlng. Can b tlnud r papered. Mas O. Buti, 17 Mrtb Coaarelal atrU STANDARD EXCUAXQE. 94 NORTH Commercial street, diamonds, aratraea, nn steal tnatraments ,gna, eUlMat, shoes. te. Botb new and Sd gooda bowgbt, sold or Sfbaagd. JACKS, SACKS TOR SALS 100.000 5 rain, oats ana potat saras. vapuni nak and Bargain. Hens, tli Cantor Street. Pbon 898. CAPTIVITY 0 THE 0ATVA9 GIRLS This trm storr of wnters uaaaigrft- tion baa been raretnlly rorlaed, saakisg m baadaom littl book. It tail fas graphic teroja oi tbo nsaer o( tb Oatmaa family. ! tbo Mcapo ( Lo renso, iid tbo captivity f Mary nnd Oliv. Mary '! starvation and Olive was parchaaed from tao Indiana ftvo yaar( later. The) Prion la 10 coats, postpaid. Address Oregon Teaeboxa Monthly. Salons. Oroceav. "WALL PASTE. NO COOKING BR- Salrrd. Stick vrytbkag. Max 0. taren. 179 N. Oommereiai atrtot. FOR SALE TRUCK CHAINS ALL SIZES. CAPITAL JUXK BAB 0AIX HOUSE. SIS CINTIB ST. PH0NB 898. WOOD PHONE 15S5M FOR WOOD. CALL THE SALEM rVir. YARDS POH ynr wood nan coal; effica 761 Trad treat. Pbn 829. FOR SALF 18-INCH AND 4 FOOT SECOND GROWTH AND OLD FIR . WOOD. SPECIAL PRICE ON GREEX WOOD. f. FRED C WtLIJ J Pbon 1341 905 South Ckarca FOR RENT HOUSES P. L. WOOD. 881 STATS ST, REAL state, rental. ROOMS FOR RENT A GOOD ROOM. 5 North Bummer street, ana bolck north of stt house. FOR REST TWO BEDROOMS IN MOD era bonae. 3 blocks from statu houso, Phon J24R. . ROOM FOR RENT DURING LEGISLA' tnre: easy walking distance. I'hon 1(K!88. - . ; FOR REXT LARGE FURNISHED. heated room, two block, from stst bouae. Phon 111. .-. NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. 2 BLOCKS from state house; bath, furnace beat. telephone; 233 X. 13th. LOST AND FOUND LOST. LOST LEMON SPOTTED YOUNG Pointer dog. Phono 1304. Reword. LOST STRIXG OF PEARLS. OX WIX ter or Stnt treets. or pvatoffire. Re ward. Ia at Ktatesmsa office. WANTED BIISCELLANEOUS WAXT TO BUY A GOOD USED PIANO, will pay cask. Pbon 492 or 809 eve ning. ;" ' - OIL HEATER WANTED. ADDRESS Mr. Ague M. Morris, car Pacific llvmoatrad, city. WANTED SECOND HAND 4 HORSE Economy engine. Homer Spntsger. Kt. , Box 6Ai ' 0OOSEBEERBY AND CURRANT CTJT tinga wanted. FrutUaad Nursery. Phone 1I40M. - " ' ' Antomobile Director FOR SALE TWO FORD TOURIXO ears, 1918 and 1919 modela. See Statesman. IJvesley A Co. " STUDEBAKER SIX FOR SALE CHEAP for cash. Am leaving; nat acll thia week. Good paint, goo tirea. runa f)na. Soma extras; 1921 license. Oif.ce frea auto camp. Winter and Oak. OLESON MOTOR CAR CO. 849 X. Commercial St, Phon 6ed Uaed Car Center. Quick Changes 1917 Sob Si f" 191S Chalmers Six 1917 Ford Touring - 19S0 International 1 ton truck..,, lltw 1919 Cb adler, 7-passea ger l-W Many Other Good Buys BUSINESS CARDS CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR. L. M. HUM CURES ANT aOWN dlsewse. iss a. wia-a c-s, - DRESSMAKING. WANTED, SEWING. WILL WORK BY hour, tail 1. HAT SHOPS. HAT 8H0P MEN'S AND ml. o hat reaevattd and biocsa treet LAUNDRIES SALEM LAUNDRY" TOMPAKT B. Uborty strt. Largest B.L Katabllabad 1889. CAPITAL CITY STEAM -pD , .77 VuaUty - work, pro mp, aw. , Broadway. Pis-no ISS. MONEY TO LOAN PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN OX JARM lands in sums of 8509 and $1 $00; also Al building loana. repayabl like rent- A. C. BOH RNSTEDT. , 4-l Masonic Temple. Salem, Oregon NURSERY STOCK. CHOICE ST R A WB ERR YPlANTB. A X Y quaatitv; all leading.vrrj - Pc Interttting. Ward K. Richard, 2-3i Frufli L Pboaa 49l NURSERY STOCK. CHOICE LOGANBERRY. PLANTS FtR spring delivery;, any quantity. -Ward k.. RM-bardaun, Front. rROITLA.SU XCRSERT SOW HA8 alra yrd rorncr H.fh and Ferry aca Halrm. PI.' -U aud ara our atu'-k ; fi and 9-foat ltalii.ni prone and amalirr rmdra, alao tbr aurarj alurk fbana 114U.i iO.OOO CCTHBERT REl nASPBF.RRY plants: atronit. tbrifty, yar old. tx quantity prtr ttr arly Urlry. Pet I Oil postpaid, s f.o. Ward K. Rich iruton, 23tt5 Froat. PAIXTISO AITO PAPXRHAKOnro baa ton aat an extended visit and 1 rrcunaisad . A. II. Clark ( pba 1 SVfiJ ) ns eompetant nrerkaaaft. Glenn 1. Adam. PLUMBINOr PLUMBING, REPAIRING AND COIL wark. llion I517J. Shop 12? Union PRIVATE HOSPITALS. WAXTED COXFISEMEXT CASES AT pnvat hospital. 1 bar boat af equip meat. Phono lttSn. PHYSICIANS AXD SURGEONS KATHERIXR SCHLEEP. M. D PRY aieiaa nad Snrgoea. Offieeo Oregon bniidinf, robots 411-18. Pfcono 840, SECOND HAND FURNITURE WASTED SXC0XrHAXO FURXI tare, rngs, eorpets, stove, nsaebinory ana toot, nail price paid. - ra cap ital Hardware A Farnitar Co- S8S I I N. Cobb'I Bt. . PbovM 47. i REPAIRING AND SHARPENING I BEN WHEELER EVERYTHING RE-1 paired. General aKarponing. chimney I Sweep, 1495 X. 17lb at Phono U18W. MleoMBMMwuwaMea ' CUTLERY GRINDING; LAWN IldW- ors, safety rsiora, at. Stowart'8 Re pair Shop. 847. Coart trl. bTOVE REPAIRING STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 yar azporience; Depot Nntioaal fence, aiza 20 to 88 Uebea high. Pain la oil and vamisbea, loganberry and nop hooks. Salem Fan aad Stove Works. 850 Court street. Phono it SECOND HAND GOODS WV BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND good of all kind, pipe tittiag. bar no, noHara. collar aJs, toola, and chaiaa. Prod Schiailer, S58 Oonter str.ot. TRANSFER -H. CLING CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 816 Stat St pbon 933. Distributing, forwarding ua atorag our apocialty. - Got Mr rate. WALL PAPER. PAINT WALL PAPER AND CEILING PAPM - stOe aad up doubt roll. Mam O. bo roa. 179 N. Commercial St, SEE PORTER FOB PAINTS. WALL Panor and Picture Framing. inc. Go Phono 485, wtrkmea. 458 Court St WATER SALEM WATER. LI G ITT POWER f! offieo 801 Soata Ovl sut. Taa or cent discount aa mti flat rata vid la advaaea. iuitaai for abaa or aa cause uav los water i abut off your proml. PROFESSIONAL OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS DBS. WHITE AND MARSHALL, n. g. ftatiaaal Bank Bldg. AOS DR. W. U KXRCER. OSTEOPATHI0 Pkysidaa aad 8arfca. Klra.vU. gradaat. 404 aad 405 U. 8, Natl Bauk building- Phon Offie 919, ruaidamea 814. DR. J03N L. LYNCH, OSTEOPATHIO Physician A Sarfaoa. 408 404 Oregon , Bldg. Paoaas: Oittea 1994; Baa, aejfa. CHIROPRACTORS. DR. O. L. SCOTT, P. S. C CHJROPRAG tor, 809-12 U. S. Bank Bllg. Paoaa 91. at. aznn REAL ESTATE BARBER & PEARSON galls city aad country properly. LUt It with ua and it win rrceiv ap-o. teation. We wiU fUd yaa a trad i II that is what ya wat.200 Orag BWg, aear Commercial dab. THOROUGHLY MODERN" fSlGHT ROOM bouae, 2 blocka from ear lina. larg j lot. east front, plenty af fruit aad ' garage; well worth tb money. New 5-root plastered bungalow, some fruit, good location. Will taka auto mobile a part payment- -Maey to loan ea good secarlty, city or ; country, la uw ranging frout 40V 40i' SQUARE DEAL CO. 1. U. 8. XatL Bank Bldg. PaonadiO. FOR SALE OR TRADE A beautiful modern bom with broad frontage on poved atreet. near ataso bouse, for sal at a.OO0; eosy terms. r will rent after Jan. 12. 1921. A number of modern boea; some an Court St- alsa Capital St and varioua local it ie. and some good buauie pro nerty paying . iovetment. AUo , a large listing af farm a ia both Mar ma and Palk coaaty. Garden . tract, nruno orchards and auburbaa home. We are glad to ahow the prapertiea ta any interestea parties. OREGON LAND CO. i 442 State St. WOOD'S BARGAINS A strictly modern home la fin re-idesee district, bearing iru.s r a, ' good modern bouse, six room, all n around floor, larg lot with fait tree. close t r line. $2650. A f iv room bungalow, 8160O Small boas nd two lot. $850. 10 acr loganbrne St right Pros. F.LWOOD r 341 Stat Street WORTH WHILE Good income property ia Nebraska as- : change for acreage near Salem. Valua tion $7500. '.".' I room doable house, r ents for $3t par month. Price 81800; $600 cssb. b-1 snce eaay payments. . .. 12 acree close ta town, well Improved. Personsl property goes with place. Prico $9300, ball cash. ( RULLS& COPLEY 1W State Street. 73 FIVE-ROOM MODERN 1IOUSE ON 13th arreet; lot 75x300. Price $2jK), good - 1"""" a mm hn ob 12th street S mwio S730 cash, balance $20 per a Tma on Market street. A good buy at $3500. terms. T room, on State street, modern, garage. $600O, will take trad for Utge bouae. S.-cre. on paved atreet. ail kind, af fruit andbemea; $ttoW, 5 South Liberty. 175 acre, a mile from llalsey on b. r. Ry Good et af buildinas. goad l.d t cut Utrct. Pricu $100 per acre. 16.eerea river bottom. $10O per a. small payment dawn. long time aa bal- 2cri. 6 mile from Salem, fair build Salem proparty in trade. f , A -aal l Itll I4fl irOf sauna" -a- 8 biadinrl I, will take .mall rhe, 5 rp.Sm from fair fraands. new 4- room house. $4200. . ; ... Some good hys ia . . LAFLAR & LAFLAR 406 407 Oregon Bldg. REE ESTATE FOR S.E S-RlKtM MODERN BCX -iow H . Stat livl, furnar. farg, - all anodarn roaTninc. Prr ttt'iuO. MKH. WINS IK PETTY JOHN GOOD BUYS 20 S're tract. 2 honars. 7 room plastered bungalow. 4 room cot I ago. bain, 0i aeres of logans. arr. a of prnnea, airawtwrrie. gooaeberri. faanl'.v fruit. good road: will eonaider good modern homo in Helen op to f'.ooo aa part payment. IMrtl6.b4iO. Wrll improved arr truvt rlo to far line, 5 room ilatered buatalow. l-r trie lights, water system and pluiaMng, family on-hard. laaubcrtws and straw berries, gravel street and ideal mnntry homo. Prire 88000. li-arre trarl. alt ful:ivatI inl r1oe to station on Oregon f.lrtrie. I'r'ce tl-A $375 down, balance 30U per year at 6 per rent interest. 5 acre .of bearing prnnes anil bearing family orchard on Parifie highway. t' miles from eurline. Prir 8 l:00. W. H. Grabcnhorst & Co. 27S Htat 8tret. . Small Tract Bargains no . a an ' With Fine Improvements 10 aeres of line land and nearly a'l enl tivatrd. Nice little creek of water alt year. Fine spring water rlpl into koaae. A dndv new bungalow . with Lath and toilet, fair horn. And we en sell you this for 83000. Is located n pmJ vr.veleil road 1 milo from echini and store; en mail route and "-ream J route. Tbia I a reel snap. Ton raft buy mora land with this l yon want a Larger place. ANOTHER OEXriXE BARGAIN' " ki"V "'u.?;, torn land. About acres in bearing fmit and the balance la ander vuitivs turn - Thia Und doea not overflow, t.o- rana rrow to DerfortiJln bet A ine'l large baugakiw witb full bsn. at. barn, chicken hou4. rte. Locat -A on good gravel rovl. Dm! you hnow thit place like thia ra be loegM for 84200 witb a parmejft of balf cab I Where eon you boat thia I ' T..: L. . ..n "tri't: ae7i; abVai : tbeaobV.r u i. " KINNEY & SMITH 4A9 Hut Street Ground Floor A GOOD SEVEN ROOM fOVSK tvn 31500; part term, ir aWH at one; rorntly romodolod and ia rood ea- dition. Corner lot. Owner will show it by .appointment. Phono Mr White, 494 or evening 115 ACRES. GOOD L.VXD FOR IRUn or general farming: pcseusiau si once; good buildings:' nesr school. Will consider city property, small acreage or atock of merchandise In trade for part. Good term. Write at once for fall particular or appoint ment to eo it. Addre Owner. P. O. Bos 214. Salem. Or. POULTRY RANCH chickens, stock machinery, bay. every- thine ran. Price 80000 taa ia om city property, some cash and mortrsge an balance, 5 per rent inter est". Thia i a money making farm. BARBER & PEARSON 200 Gray Bldg.. Near Commercial Club, 38 Farms 38 (Soma personally inspected) Ia Pwlk and Marion Counties 860 to flftO FLEMING REALTY CO. 341 Stat Street. HAVE YOU A CAR TO TRADE I SO acre to trad for car. 20 acre aear Salem, will taka car as first pajB as. MAGEE Room 29. Corner Stat aad Comma r 11 Over Basics s HOUSES 3-room plastered hons etcent kitchen. water, toilet, ete . lot 50x120. Cheap at 81050. , ft-room plastered bangatow. toilet, etc. Prira SltfOO with $50) down. 6-rom plastered hu at slow, bath. toUet, lights, garage. tc; larg lot, balf block ta ear. Price 82250, term. 5-rou plaaterod baa gale w, sis blocks from tbo eenyr of the city. Strictly jMxUrn in every way Prie 4000 termv 5-room house, clos ia. fall basameaL toi let, bath, l.cbts. ass. water, coed lot aad garage ia basement ai baas. Price S3000 cash, gioeo. . r.nas 10 arm an waved road. 8 mile front Sa lens ; all ia cultivation aad feared with -r. m wire: familr orchard, bearing ' 6-room plastered bouse, good Vara and other out building. Prie SJOO. good term. 10 aero bearing logana aad vrgrua Price $7O0; terma. ' , ta 1U miles frm Ealem: aO in cultivation; fam ly orchard, aome lo gans and atrawborri. a ; 7 -room plas tered house, hot aad cold water, bath, toilet, ate: good bare and etaer eat l.i-u--. PrieoS7S0O; terms 10 acre, V mil from Salem, good ao0 and all aadcr cultivation Pnc 83Z9Q. 25 acres. 7Vi mile from aaiem, mr from paved road, all cleared aad ia cul tivatioa; family archard; 3-room boaaa. good barn. ate. rrtc souuw, term. L A. HAYFORD Real Ettat and Fir laaaraaca S05 Htat St. BEST BUYS 5 irre 5 irre. 3 cleared. 1 ' a strawberries, i-room house, barn, chicken house: Weadam road. . K mile from highway. V $1800. $130w cash: hors. cow. tw . doxen chickens, cultivator, tw seta of harness. 19 sacks potatoes and seme furniture to go with the place. 70 acres, 10 cleared, balance timber; 4 mile from town. cIom, to hool. Frice $4500. Will taka liborty bonds or sell oa easy terms. 9 acres, ale in cultivation. 7 aerea in fruit of different kinds, berries; new modern bungalow; 2 mile from court bouse, $1600. . 100 acres, about M cleared, some timber: fsmilv orchard. Good S-room plastered bungalow; a fsir barn, well and run ping water; 10 mile from Salem, good roads, $16,000, balf cash. HOUSES 5 room modern bungalow, paved street, oa block from cur line: lots af fruit aad berries, $3i00. half cash. 5-roam house, paved atreet, one block from car line, two lots, corner property, east frowt, garage, barn, brooder and -hieV.n hauw. Place ftneed to keep Urge number af chickens, $4500 term. . , , 7 -room strictlv modem bonse, close ia; east front, $7300. term. 7-ront modern bungalow, east front, -lots, garage, bam and hen house, two block of cr. S0C0L0FSKY 841 Stat Street. FOB SALE 5 ROOM BUNGALOW, prartiratlv new, fireplace, cement baae meut all'bnilt in features, newly paint ed. Price $3600. 6 roam bungalow, famace. fireplace. n b'ock from paved street and atreet rar. Immediate poaaessioa. Prira $2U0, fMMMK9,""wiNNIE PETTY JOHX 273 State Street. , Phone -13 SIX-VM HOUSE WITH FURNITURE. 23tW. . . Seven-room hou e. all funmbed through out, furnace aad garage, $OO0. Riv-room plastered bou.e, with bath $1800. .,. . Six room bouse $2- - Five-room cottage, $2a0. Garage for rent. Rooms far teat. GERTRUDE J. II PAGE- Pkens 1180 3 X. Cottags REAL ESTATE TO TRADE i lX,',. V.i MODERN bonse and Urge lor worth ftGuo; port Lind, Oregon, for hone and lot la Ks len, Orrgun, north of State street and eat jf luasaienial atreet. Addrea Cl?t. rate Mutesmaa. Exceptionally Good Bay A -Vj rowin mod era etrept - LaaemeDt, wnn a very .largo lot aud garage; one Llo? off the car line at ;5uo; sv plumbing ant verv enn pine. WJJ. FLEMING 31 B'Sto Btreet I OR SAI.F-- n-KoOM HOUSE. LOT AT ej two block from court bouse, eomer ll. ianurr, ail modern 'eoavenieares ai4 arrangement. I'ri lor a quick ki)!o at f48oO. 'MRS. WISXIE PETTYJOHN S7S Siste St re I. Pbone 515 PUBLIC NOTICES. NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR THE COST 'OF IMPROVING PERRY KTR:ET, IX THE CITY OF K.VLI31. FROM 14TII STREET TO 13TH STREET. To O. C. Kots: You are hereby notified thai the City of Saltm hai, by Ordi nance No. 164&, levied an iweu men t upon your property herein- afUr dencrlbed and in the amount hereinafter forth, (or such property's proportionate share of the cost of improving Ferry street rrom 14th atreet to l&tb street. The description of aid nrooertr. and the amount assessed and lev-! n.n ... ... lea upon it la aa (oliows: ; The south 91 f-et of lot S In block 31 of Vnirerilty Addition to the City of Salem $232-42 Ilegjiuning at a point on the est line of lot 7, block 31. Uni versity Addition to the City of ' . it wutD oi tne northeast corner of lot 1 In said I block; thence westerly and paral- lei with the north line of lot 7. 28.0 feet, more or less: thence southerly and parallel with the east line of lot 7. in said block, 91 Teet more or less; thence eaat-1 erly and parellel with the north line of lot 7 in said block. 29.5 feet more or lens to the eaat line of lot 7; thence north along the east line of said lot 7. 91 feet more or lees to the place of be ginning. Cost $87.30. Said assessments were entered 1 in Volume 3. . Docket of Cltv ":M5 tn i against the said properties, and are now due and payable to the city treasurer. Hy order of. the Common Coun cil, this notice is served upon you by publication thereof for 10 dars In the Dally Statesman, a news paper of general circulation pub lished In the City oi Salem, Ore- Son.? Date ot first publication here of Is January 6, 1921. ! EARL RACE. Recorder of the City or Salem. Notice! Is hereby given that The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, a corporation, has erec ted on the shore or the Willam ette River at a point on the east side Bear the foot or Center street. approximately 75 feet north of the ateel bridge. Salem, Oregon, and also on the west side of said river, at a point approximately 75 feet north of the west approach to the steel bridge, two monu ments, namely signboards set on posts In plain view, nd bearing the-words "Cable Crossing. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company." which said signs mark the landing places on the shores of the Willamette River, of a cer tain sub-aqueous telephone and telegraph cable'., approximately 1130 feet in length, which crosses said river In a general westerly direction - from the said lending on the eart side or said Willam ette Hirer, and between the ter mini above described Thia notice is published for the purpose of Informing all navi gators of the description and pur pose of the monuments aforeeald and of the general course, land ings and termini of the cable aforesaid. , THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE ft - TELEGRAPH COMPANY, r By H. J. TINfOIAM. D.'vlrion Superintendent of Plant WH0aMILK AND PE0DUCB WANTED lIrioii Creaaery Pxodnce Cm Btlem, Ortgxm. Phon2i83 SALEM MARKETS L BUYING I tICE Ecrs and Poultry Eggs,' 40c. -Hens, heavy, 2 22 4c. Hens, light, 18-20c. Old roosters. 8-1 Oc. Broilers, 2 2-2 4c. ' Pork, Mutton ami TWf Pork, on foot. $11,50-$ 11.75. Lambs. 7H-8c. Dressed hogs, 14 He Beef steers. 7 1-2 8e. Cows. 3-6c. Top veal, lCc.' . Hay Clover bay, $20-$22. Oat and vetch bay, per ton 121-123. Cbeet bay, $21$23. Grain Wheat. $1.20-$ 1.35. Oats, 45c. Mill Feetls, Retail M il run. $38. Wholesale to Denlers Creamery butter, 5 1-3 2c. Bstterfat. 41c. Frnlt Oranges, $3.75-$4.56. Hananas. 13 l-2c. Lemons, $3.75. Crape fruit. Cal., $4; Ant., $5.50; Florida. $8. Cranberries. $5.25 box: $20 l bl. cYegetablee Cabba9jn,l2e. Onions. Oregon. $1.25. Onion. California. $2. Turnips. $2. Carrots. $1.50 atrg. t Green peppers, 20c. ...Cauliflower.. $lUi 5 dox. ! Dates, 22 l-2c lb. Lettuce, $3 crt. Spud. 1 cwl. Sweet potatoes. 5.7S-.5d. Grape, 2c lb. Comb honrjr. rase. s. CVlery. J1.2i duz. bunches. Parsley. COc dot. buntli-. n-ts. 7Sc doz. buncbes. Tomatofs. 3.2S crt. lony. extracted 20-: lb. Retail Crpaniry bultcr, Eggs. O. Flour, hard trteat. 2.7i-2.9a. Flour. 8lley. 2.50. ruar. $10. REVELATIONS OF A WIFE . The Story ot a Honeymoon k WocdrfaU Romance oi Married Life Woaderfailj Told by AD ELK OARRISON CHAPTER 793 WHY LILLIAN TOLD MADGE THAT HARRY MIGHT CALL WHILE SHE WAS AWAY. Lilllan saved me the humilia tion of answering: Jack concern ing the po&nibility of Dicky's pres ence at the we-ddlng net day. "It will all be a toje-up wheth-e- r not he can come.", she said with Just the right amount of careleae knowledge In her tooe. "You people hateu't any idea how on of thoee illustration stunts tie yon down. However, we'll wire to the Dicky bird right away and find out. Shall I do it. iuaje. aa i m giving toe party; a e a a . -oh. surely!" I replied, blea. in her for her forethought. I had a premonition that Dick would refuse to come to the wed dlnr. knew that Lillian shared my misgivings, and was purposely saving me the humiliation ot sending an invitation to my hn&- band which he was practically sure not to accept. "Thai's settled then," Lillian turned to Katherine. "How long- will It take yon to dress?" she said. "I'll 'phone for a taxi as soon aa I send the wire to Dicky. You and I are going shopping. Madge will look. after th'ngs here."' I think we all three grasped hsr meaning at the same instant. We knew that Katherine's purse wouldn't admit o! anything; save the most meagre of hurried trous seaux. . That Lillian, with the generous Impulse whfch are al ways hers, meant to supply all deficiencies was perfectly patent. Jack's forehead contracted into frown, and thre was protect In tr.-sw r-c i .... naiuci . uc a aiaut piutoei, aiuw- ever, mingled with an irrepressi ble girlish Joy at the unexpected proapect ot dainty thing. Lillian saw the frown, protest nd longinr. and disposed of hem all with on 3 of her strokes of Intuitive genius. "Come, children, be generous!" she plead ?d. "I never had any chance for frilly, bridey thin as myself, and I've only had the op portunity to dress Marlon for so short a time. If you knew how I long to pretend Katherine is my dear younger sister and plan her weddinr you simply couldn't de ny me the pleasure. Her voice bad the tremor or pathos in It.' She had unerringly struck the right chord and she meant every word. Katherine was in. her arms be fore she had finished speaking. rhlle one of Jack's rare smiles Illumined his face "I'm dumb also grateful." h) tald witb a slight bow to Lillian And now. may I claim the l' minutes you promised?" H's words were addressed to Lillian, but bis eyes, hungry, wor shipful, were upon Katherine's exquisite face, tinted with a rote blorh of happiness. Ill make It . 15." Lillian re turned. "Get along with you now ."she added, smiling mater nally upon -them both. We watched them rt out of the room, completely absorbed in each other. I think 'ach of ua vis ualized the swift, tender, passion. ste kiss which we were sure Jsec av bis- little bride-to-be as soon aa the protecting door had closed behind him. Momenta of Retrospect. Lillian's face was tense, and I knew she was thinking of the- happiness that had been denied hr, and I I am ashamed to con- 'ess there was a portion of un worthy bitterness in the cup of snvlous Ion gins: brewed by the wight of my little friend's hap pi nesa. For. woman-like. I could not forget that thQ happiness, the de votion which now waa Katner Ine's had once been mine for the 'aking. But I, unknowing that it aas mine, unwilling to take It if I had known, had admitted Dicky into my life instead Dicky. :he most royal lover who 7er wooed and won a girl.. I thrilled o the memories which the hou&ht of him evoked but I raced the fact grimly an unsta ble, vacillating, inconsiderate hn )and. And yet I knew that If thi ihort years could roll back I would make the saraa choice tgaln. even witb full knowledge it Ihf fact at that time hidden, rom me that Jack cared for me. I corrected myself with a cynical smile. Jack had only Im agined he bad cared. It had re mained for Katherine to evoke a real passionate devotion. "No nse retrospecting. Madge, ft' depressing and doesn't do cne bit of good." "Frantic Personals." Lillian's voice, crisp, chcerr. ttartled me out of my reverie. She gave me no chance to reply, for which I waa grateful. "Don't imagine I'm tolng to leave yon alone here?" aha said, "fortunately, one of our mvt trusted minor operatives Is avail able today. -He'll come from ncx: door, through, the closet entrance into the library, bolting the door after him. and stay In the library nntil I return. He knows noth ing ot the hiding, places In that room, and I think I'll ask yon to ive me that pap-M- In your wrist watih for afe keeping until I r3 turh. I'll put It bway Ju the beat nook of the lal tx-fore 1 send for the operative. I'm taklnf . it away from you Ix-cau'e you pro Lably will have a call?r Llle l'n gone. I don't want you to havol Iia paifunclbll'i. nt It It tTarivl should come here while ln away." "If Harry should come her while M I brok.- off. looking atl Ltd an in amazemsnt. "No. I havn't ecne nutty," IJ1 Kan relumed. "We've been too bnsy to see them, but there have h?n frantic pergonals for you In the Era. for three Isues. Harry evidently has some nreent reaon i for seeing Won. and I imagine he w 11 telephone yon today. If he does. haTe him com over here, and find out everything yon can that he knowa or thinks he knows. I believe things a re. sort of com ing to a crisis with the Draper's gang. Per ha pa you may be able to convince Harrr of his slna and assist him down to the mourner' btneb. She epoke lightly, bnt I knew that beneath her careless tone was an Intense longing to tnro the mall wboae Damn she still bore from his dangerons path before it was too late. (To be continued) . il's GOOD FOit CHILDREN. Mrs. C E. Schwab. 1007 14th 9t. Canton. Ohio, writes: "We use Foley's Honey and Tar for conghs and find it cne of the beet remedies on the market, es pecially good for children's roughs, as it does not contain any drug that ia harmfuL" Serious a'cknea often follows lingering cold. Hard coughing racka a child's body and disturbs strength giving rlcep. and the poisons weaken the system so that dis ease cannot be warded off. Take Foley's In time. Sold every where. BALL PLEDGE TO BE TAKEN League Players Most Con form to High Standards of Sportsmanship' CHICAGO. Jan. 12. Organized baseball today swept the last -vestige ot hostility from its ranks in conferences which brought signed peace agreements not only be tween the major and -minor lea gues, but between the individual owners. The two major leagues signed the new national agreement mak ing Judge Landis baseball tern urns oner witn supreme powers 'and the minor leagues signed an agreement with Judre Landis as their ruler-but it differed inone word from that signed by the ma jors. The difference. It developed, was due to-a misunderstand ng in the Joint meeting of drafting com mlttecs yesterday when the agree ment was drawn up. and it was announced that aa soon aa possi ble the minors would sign an agreement Identical with the one approved by the majors.'' The individual major . league club owners also signed a contract agreeing not to criticise - others publicly and accept any decision made by Judge Landis. Included were President John son of the American league and two of the three club owners who have fought his administration Charles A. Comiskey of Ch'eago. and Jacob Ruppert of New York. Harry Frazee of Boston, the third, announced he would sign. The signing, of the national agreement brought a sharp state ment from Judge Landis concern ing the powers he must be given and led to erronerous reports that he had Issued an ultimatum giv ing the club owners 15 minutes to make changes he demanded.' The Judge did not set a time limit but did issue an ultimatum telling the club owners that his powers must be supreme. When the new national agree ment was brought before the lea TOM BUZJSTaUtTE9 AST Al rAeSOUS j i tS5 ir Light Ybur Farm Biiildings with the Fairbanks Morse H en dWUTPUnl Lot L. Pearce &. Son 236 Kcrth Crcsimercial Street rue representatives, it eonta'ned a section saying that the rortmit-. . sioner. after an invest gation. could "recommend such action as he deemed advisable." Judge Land Is Interrupted to aa; that this must read "lake such action." "You have told the world that my powers are to be supreme." he ua Id. "To five me the power merely to 'recommend' takes all power out oi my nands. I want you to know that either I mutt be given power to take such action as I wih. or else yon had better seek a new commissioner. I wouldn't take this Job for all the gold in the world on lea I knew my bands were to be free." ' On motion of President John ton, the niajcr leauers voted to substitute the word "take" for ( "recommend." but it was found the minors were not la official session aad the matter-would have to go through their drafting com mittee again. Fifty-six minor league repre sentatives in a standing vote as sured the Judge that they had considered "recommend" the same as "take" but that as soon aa pos sible the word would be changed and they would sign. Tonight the major leagues sign ed the contract with Judge Lan dla. making him commissioner for seven years at 150.000 a year. The national agreement will ra iIn ,,n o lone aa ha Is tuiuuiisuooer. Judge Land is. however, has stipulated that his salary of $7500 aa Judge should be deducted from ! his baseball salary. ' New players' compacts covering what the club owners termed the "ethic of the game" were ap proved bjrthe majors. One clause prov dea that the player pledges loyalty to his club and "pledgee .himself to the Am erican public to conform to high standards cffalr play and good sportsmanship." CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH MONEY. Cut out thia slip, enclose with 5e and mall, it to Foley A Co-, 2135 Sheffield Are.. Chicago. Ill . writing your -name and address clearly. You will receive in re tarn a trial package containing' Foley' Honey and Tar Com- . pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pllis for pains In sides and back; rheuma- tm. oackM&e, kidney and blad der ailments; and Foley Cathar tic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroaghly cleansing cathartic for constipation, bllliousness. head aches, and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere. DEATH SENTENCE GIVEN DUBLIN. Jan. 11. 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