iHE OREGON STATESMAN. SALEM. ORfciJON
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 19. 1922 1
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CLASSIFIED JlDVEBTISCMXSTS
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30
Thro iasertioas
One week iasertiona)
Bis months' mlml, per ..!
12 moot da' contract, per . 2
Minimum for any advertises t ;5e
NORWICH UNION U
FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY
V ' W. II. Burgbardt, Jr.
Resident Agent- 371 State St.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Estate
T. K. FORD
(Over Ladd A Bush Bank)
NEW TODAY
wanted hay baler and ensil-
. age rntter. i. II. Enreman, Silvvrton,
4 Oregon.
Ok RENT OR SALE DAIRY RANCH
ar Salem; 70 acres cultivation, good I
a kn M; mil. water avatem. Ad- I
draaa Km a.1i. Salem. Oreron.
ttW HOME ON PAVED 8TREET
" Ready to awfi ia. Yon would be sur-
' . Wised to aeo what we could aril you
' for $370. Good term, w. u. ivrueg
er. Oregon Bldg. Phone 217.
SPECIAL
A NICE NEW 5 ROOM HOUSE; HAS 1
... - i j - m.A I
well located, for 93900. Let as sho
Vnu fthia hfttttt.
V THOMASON I
33m Stete Street
JtESTAURANT FOR SALE SEE L. A.
Haylord. 805 Suto Street.
DON'T DELAY INSURING YOUR
hooaehold good. Tbejr art usually tbe
e firat to aatfer in n fire. We insure
them at asms rate as dwelling. Three
rears for two annual premiums. Stand
ley A Foley. Agta Phone 7.
TO TRADE 3 IXYTH. LIGHT CAR AND
some cash for small honae.
THOMASON
131 Vi State Street
jtftCHlE FLEENER, ELECT IHCI AN
y . Honae wiring by lBonr or contract. Eati-
niatea furnished.
Pboae BSO. 414
Court St.
.Lost bosto.v female puppy.
. brindle and white. . . B. Flobi. Phone
2T3 State.
.TO TRADE 1 ACRE WITH ALL Kinds
of fruit; beat of garden land; good
1 room house. Price $3000: will take
mall bona and lot. Mutt b good.
THOMASON
, aaiVfc Bute Street
6 ACRE LOGANBERRY PATCH $1500.
4 Alodrra bouse on High St., $jW(Mt.OO.
Lincoln county SO-acre farm, $4000.00.
140 acres in Hilets roantv, $2ttOO.OO.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
, 407 Maaoaid Temple, Salem, Dregon
FOR 8 ALE HOUSE AND LOTSaiOUSE
aevea rooms, lot 50x100. Tbia' ia a
good bur and ran be handled on eaay
tcrma. - Price a.VMi.
- WINNIE PETTYJOHN
33 1 State St. Phone 531
Notice of Improvement of Liberty
. Street from the North Line of
1' Myers fetrcet to the South Line!
Of Miller StlTPt.
4 isotire is hereby given that the I
Common 'Council of the City of
saieni, Oregon, deems It exped-
, lent and hereby declares its pur-
pose and Intention to improve!
Liberty t-treet from the north line
of Myers steet to the south line
or Miller Street.. in the City of
taiem Marion County. Oregon, at day of July. 1922, now on file
the expense of the abutt'ng and n the office of the City Recorder
adjacunt f prop?rt, except the and which, for greater certainty
street intersections the expense of and convenience and a more de
whlch will be assumed by the City tajle(i description thereof, are
of S-dem. by bringing said portion hereby referred to and made a
A of sa'd Liberty Street , to the es- part hereof.
tabllshed grade, constructing ce- The Common Council hereby
ment concrete curbs and paving declares its purpose and Intention
said portion of said Liberty Btreet to make the above described 1m
wlth a six-Inch Portland cement proVement by and through the
concrete pavement In accordance street Improvement Department
j with the plana and specifications of the clty of Salem, Oregon,
therefor which were adopted by By order of the Common Coun
the Common Council on the 17th t.
day of July, 1922. now on file In EARL RACE. City Recorder,
the office i of the City Recorder. Date of flrgt pubiicaUon of this
-uu wncn tor greater certainty
- inu convenience; ana a more re
tailed description thereof, are
' hereby referred to and made a
k'part hereof. . .
1 The Common' Council hereby
declares its purpose and intention
to make the1 above described im-
provehient by and through the
Street Improvement Department
of the City of Salem, Oregon. ,t
' By order of tbe Common Coun.
cU: , ' . ., ;
! EARL RACE!, City Recorder.
i flalA nf tit a rtf-. ft with. Irnt .r.n nf
' W mmv araiaa,---w--
, th'a nttlce Is 19th of July. 1922.
Nttlre of the Improvement of the
A, .Portland Road From the North
End or Pavrmrnt on the Fair
grounds Roatl to the North City
I Idntlis. - ,
): Notice Is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem deems it expedient and
hereby declares its purpose and
intention to Improve the Portland
Road from the north end of pave
ment on the Fairgrounds Road to
the North City Limits at the ex
pense of the abutting and adja
centproperty, except the street
intersections the expense ; of
whlrh -m v. i .v ihA
City of Salem, by brlnglnr said
tmrtlnn r .oM t,ii,, ;t3j
. the established grade, construct-
Intmn .k- .nH
pavlns? said nnrtinn nf .aid Port-
land Road with a four Inch H )
bituminous Redress on Macadam
Pavement in ...r.. with the
plans end specifications ! therefor
which were adopted by the Com-
tmon Council on the 17th day, of
Ta-a1w 1 Mam a, a a af
;,.-v . .::
r".r:.:rr-KreieK .r.
convenience and a more derailed
description thereof, are hereby re
ferred to aad mad) a part hereof
The Common' Council hereby
Herlar.. it-
v- ,w puiyuta BU lllicuwvu
t make th imw tmnrovmnt
It and th..i. .v o. t..
provement Department of the
C tv of 8Mem. Oregon.
By order of the Common Coun-
cil: -- ,
EARL RACE. City Recorder.
, Date of first publication of this
notic,.i!Lj8th.diy if July. 1921;
NEW TODAY
WANTED ASSISTANT LADY
333 '. Com l.
COOK.
WANTEDHIGH' SCHOOL OIRL TO
go with family to beach for a monta,
also to work ia borne this winter and
go to school. Hmall - pay. .Address
B lOO, rare Statesman.
' SPECIAL
WE HAVE SEVERAL. SEW MODERN
home priced very low on good terms.
No trouble to hnw them.
THOMASON
33 m State Street
$2000 ONLY FOR THIS S ROOM PI.A8-
terexi neaae: electric Pght. balk, toilet,
aleeping porch, cement foundation. 2
Iota. $50O down, 20 per month, A per
cent int. . See
L A, HAYFORD
305 State St.
NOICE OF ASSESSMENT
FOll THK IMPROVEMENT OF
LINCOJA' STREET PROM THE
EAST LINE OF COMMERCIAL
STREET TO THE WEST LINE
OF HIGH SREET.
Notice la hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem, Oregon, will, at Or about
..
I 1 . T II - 1 1 w, . .
i.ou ociuta r. Si. on tne
7th day of August. 1922.
or st tne same hour at
any subsequent meeting of the
Common Council thereafter at the
council chambers in the City of
Salem, Oregon, proceed to assess
upon each lot. Dart of lot or oar.
eel of land tyable therefor its pro
portionate share of the cost of
Improving Lincoln Street from the
east line of Commercial Street to
the west line of High Street.
All persons 'Interested In the
said assessment are hereby noti
fied to appear at said time and
place before the said Common
Council and present their objec
tions, if any they have, to said
assevmnt and apply to the said
Common Council to equalize their
proportionate share of said assess
ment.
By order of the Common Coun
cil the 17th day of July, 1922.
EARL RACE. CHy Recorder.
Date of first publication of this
notice is July 19. 1922.
NOTICE OF THH LM PROVE
MENT OF LIBERTY STREET
FROM THE SOUTH LINE OF MY-
I KRS STREET TO THE NORTH
LINE OF LINCOLN STREET.
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City of
Salem deems it expedient and
hereby declares "its purpose and
Intention to improve. Liberty
Street from the south lino of My
ers Street to the north line of
Lincoln Street In the City of Sal
em, Marion County. Oregon, at
the expense of the abutting and
adjacent property, except the
street intersections the expense of
which will be assumed by the City
of Salem, by bringing said por-
Hnn f nM I.lhortv Stroot tn tho
vsx'ia xsat uw ivs aka a uvt vvv w
established grade, constructing
cement concrete curbs and paving
said portion o( said Liberty Street
with a six inch Portland Cement
concrete oavement in accordance
with the plans and specifications
therefor which were adopted by
the Common Council on the 17th
notice is 19 July 1922.
NOTICE OF THH IMPROVE
MENT OF THE ALLEY IN
BLOCK 80 OF THE ORIGINAL
PLAT OF THE CITY OF SALEM,
MARION' COUNTY, OREGON,
Notice is hereby given that the
Common Council of the City or
Salem deems it expedient and
hereby declares Its purpose and
Intention to Improve the Alley in
Block 80 of the Original Plat ol
tne City of Salem. Marion County,
I a-- . h 11. nf
I Ul CKUll, A I V (At a,U3 UUIIU MV
Marion Street to the south fine
of Union Street, at the expense of
the abutting and adjacent proper
ty, by bringing said alley to the
established grade and paving said
alley with a six inch Portland Ce
ment concrete pavement in accor
dance with the plans and speci
fications therefor which were
Z Julv 1922
on the 17th roJf;
now on file in the office of the
City Recorder, and which, for
greater certainty and convenience
and a more detailed description
thereof, are hereby referred to
and made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby
declares Ms purpose and intention
to make the above described 1m-
provement by and through the
Street Improvement Department
of the City of Salem. Oregon.
I By order of the Common Coun-
ell:
EARL RACE. City Recorder
Date of first publication of this
notice is 19 July 192
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
the alley in block i ok
thk orwinnal put ok sa.
LEM, OREGON, "FROM THr.
VORTH LINK OF CHEMEKETA
I STREET TO THE joVtH LINE
OF CENTER WIir.f.1.
- - that tho
Notice is hereby given that the
I Common Council of the f-ity o
Salem. Oregon, will. t or bouj
7:30 P. M.. on the 7th day of
August, lszz, or at inB
at any subsequent meetings of the
Common Coancllthereafter at the
council chambers In the City oi
Salem. Oregon, proceed to assess
upon each lot or part thereof lia
ble therefor its proportionate
share of the cost of improving the
alley in block 23 of the original
plat of the City of Salem. Oregon,
from the north line of Chemeketa
Street to the Bouh line of Center
Street.
All persons interested; in the
said assessment are hereby noti
fied to appear at said time and
place before the said Common
Council and present their objec
tions, if any they have, to said
assessment and apply to the said
Common Council to equalize their
proportionate share of said assess
ment. By order of the Common Coun
cil the 17th day of August. 1922.
EARL RACE. CKy Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof
is July 19, 1922. "
HAY BID INVITED
The undersigned will receive
sealed bids up till five o'clock P.
Mj. August 7th, 1922. for the
purchase of 30 tons of ?aled
erain har A amall unrtion nf
vetch will be accepted. The city
rese-ves the right to reject any
or all bids, or sny part of a bid.
EARL RACE, City Recorder.
EMPLOYMENT
MALE
WANTED ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN
who has bad experience aeliing lift
insurance, stocks or advertiamg. Must
be able to devote bit entire time and
bo ambitions for advancement. Must
bare tbe courage to present fneiness
proposition to merchants and profri
aiooal men. Answer in your own hand
writing, atating age, educational qualt
firattona. experience ai solicitor, etc.
Address "I-No. 81," Statesman office.
MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED LOOANBERRY- PICKERS.
Phone 108F2. At noon or after six.
WANTED BERRY PICKERS. WILL
pay 2r lb. J. Sprunger, 2 milra
eaat Aaylnra.
WANTED LOGAN PICKERS. 50e A
crate to tbe finiah in about 10 days.
Come on men. women and large rhil
dren. Start Monday morning. SI. E.
Getter, Kant "D" atreet.
WASTED ME2 AND WOMEN TO
take farm paper subscriptions. A good
proposition to the right jpcop'0. Addreaa
the Pacific Homestead. Statesman Bldg.
Salem, Ore.
PERSONAL
VET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL
paper published, ire for stamp. Cor
respondent. Toledo. Ohio.
FOR SALE
BIRDS
FOR SALE A FEW MORE AUSTRA
lian l.ove Birds,, at $5 a pair. The
Bird and Pet Store. E. 11. Flake,
proprietor, 2117 State.
FOVLT&T
POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TV"
cent stamps ft-r specisl three iontk,
trisl for the best and oldest journal
ia the west. Tbe artictea and adver
tisements are of special interest to the
poultry breeders of the northwest.
, Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Com
mercial street, 8alem, Oregon.
FARM PAPER
JF YOO WANT TO GET THE REST
farm paper, aend 15e to tbe Pacific
Homestead. Salem. Oregon, for a three
months' trial subscription. Mention
this ad.
PIANOS
FOR SALE BREWSTER PIANO IN
gond condition. $290. Mornings only.
1178 Ferry.
WOOD
FOOT AND 1 INCH DRY MILL
wood in any quantity. Tracy Wood
Co. Phone 620.
BEST GRADE MILL WOOD IS INCH.
2 ft. and ' 4 ft. Prompt delivery
Special price on car lota. We can make
delivery on ash. second growth and
old growth fir about July IS. Fred
E. Wells. 805 S. Church. Phone 1542.
ILL KINDS OF WOOD FOR SALE
big fir and oak. 16 inch. Orders
taken for immediate or future deliv
eries. C D. Query. Livesley Station.
Phone 77F21.
)LD 16 IN. FIR, 18; SECOND. 4 FT..
tn. Ask. Phone 1467.
LIVE STOCK THE ADSITTS ARE PREPARED TO
' do anv and all kinds f ladies' tailor
FOR SALE "OREGON JEWEL." AND ing. for old and new customers. 852
doe kid. Inquire 700 North High. N. 12th St. Phone 2085 R
' , MISCELLANEOUS HEMSTITCHING
rOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. 10 MRS. BRECKENRIDGK HEMSTITCH
cents a bundle. Circulation depart ing. Mail orders solicited. 175 S. 19tb
ment, Oregon Statesman. Phone 171 M.
LOGANBERRIES $1.23 PER CRATE.
delivered anv part ol city, lac per
crate pick th-m vourself. 2233 Fair
grounds Road. Phone B81 J.
SUMMER LUGGAGE REDUCED WALL
paper remnants, piaster wanooaru
Velvet sUir carpet. $1.85. Endur
ance high grade house paint. Kaiso
mine,; 10c pound. Cotton mattresses.
$8. 50. Steel springs $5.00. Mas
O. Buren, 179 N. Commercial St.
"Beautiful Oregon Rose"
tnd eleven other Oregon aooga. together
with, a fine collection 01 patriotic
songs, saored songs and many old time
favorite
ALL FOR 25e
fRneeial nrices in Quantity lets)
Especially adaptable for achool. commun
ity or home singing. roa tor
The Western Songster
76 pages, . now in its third edition.
Published by
OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY
!15 . Commercial St. Salewi. Ore
FOR RENT
APARTMENTS
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT.
1132 Center.
BOOMS
ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN, COST;
50c np. 462 State.
MIOOF.RN ROOM FOR GENTLEMAN
j Centrally located. Must give name and
i fererenre. nuuinn. oMinwn
FOR RENT SUITE -OF ROOMS WITH
private bath, alao aiaglo rooms. 1030
j Chemeketa street- Pboae 1380.
HOUSES
iSTORE ROOM FOR RENT ON 19TH
snd Ktate. New bwiiding. phone 316.
FOUR ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
for rent, at 1768 Ferry atreet.
WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS, ETC,
Phone 51L
OLD MATTRESSES MADE OVER
Capital City Bedding Co. Phone 19.
WANTED GOOD SECOND HAND
hnrae power hay baler. Standard make.
Phone lit it.
WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD
srsee and vwvwltwvej, Ret teiee pari.
THE CAPITAL HARDWARE
lUKAllUU CO.
285 N, Coauaetcial bt.
Pbeas 94?
WANTED
BflSCBIXAJTBOUS
BIXO AND LAM BURT CHERRIES WAN
ted for immediate deliver. Highest
price paid for Urge,, fancy quality.
Ward K. Rirbard.oa, Theoe 494.
WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS, MA
ehieery. atock. etc. Will buy for man
or aell on rommiaaion. Phono 511.
Woedry. the auctioneer.
BUSINESS CARDS
AUCTIONEER
AUCTIONEER Y. N. WOODRT. THE
livestock, furniture, real estate a
tioneer. Pboae Sll for sale datea
Res. 110 N. Summer.
Auto Directory
TRUCKS
FOR SALE OR TRADE REO TRUCK
1921 model, perfect condition. Wil'
trade for real estate, produce or will
sell on easy term. Tbia is an excep
tionally god buy. If jou want a real
good bargain apply immediately. Phone
or call. The People'e Caah Store.
BATTERY AJfD ELECTJUCTAJ
AUTO ELECTRICIAN ; EXPERT TROf
ble shooting. 218 N. High. Pbott-
203.
PRESTO - LITE BATTERY SERVICE
work. Farria Bros. .Phone 1803, 418
Court.
ACETTTEWE WELDING
IRON. STEEL, BRASS, ALUMINUM
Bring the pieces. Ozo-Gaa Heating
Co. 337 Court.
TIRES AXD ACCESSORIES
MIKE'S AUTO WRECKING HOUSE
I'aed -parts. I boy old cars. 424 N.
Commercial. Phone 523.
USED PARTS 1-8 TO H OFF. MIKE'S
Auto Wrecking Houae. 424 North
Commercial. Phone 523.
10,000 MILE GUARANTEE AGAINST
atone bruiaes, rim cuts and blowouts.
The Hydro-Toron Tire, for ssle by Yew
Park store. 12th and Leslie. Phone 9.
BEAUTY PARLORS
NOW OPERATING MODEL BEAUTY
Parlor. 110 North Commercial street.
Phone 9,"i6.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
DR U M.
diaeaao.
HHM CURES ANY KNOWN
CARPETS AND IXoTT RUGS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW
weave fluff toga made out of old car
pets, any length or width you deaira.
We also re fit, re lew and alia carpets.
Feather renovating and maltreat steam
ina and re-making. Salem Camel
Cleaning and Fluff Rag Works. Pboae
1154.
DRUG ST0EE8
WM. NEIMEYER "JUST DRUGS.'
175 N. Commercial street, phone 167.
BREWER DRUG CO. 405 COURT
Phone 184.
t r.tni va
ELECTRICIANS
SECURE MY FIGURES ON WIRING-
By' contract: t.r hour. At PMa-ar
pneea. H. W. Hitch. Phone 1201 J.
riTvuTTTta c unioiTii
FURNITURE HOSPITAL
FURNITURE REPAIRED OR MADE TO
order. Refinishiog and upholatering
a specialty Phone 1742. Brown and
Groves. 1201 South Commercial
FLORISTS
CUT FL0WER8 AND FLORAL PIECES
Delivery. C. F. Breithaupt. florist, 128
North Liberty atreet. Phone 880.
Financial
20 YEAR FARM LOANS ON RURAL
credit plan, pre payment provisions a)
lowed. We will finance loo for a lest
rate of Interest than any firm on tbe
roast.
Private money to loan on either city or
country property.
R, W. Marsters
411 Oreaon Building
LOANS ON GOOD CITY PROPERTY
Plenty of money ; no delay. Cal'
331 State street.
MARION POI.K COUNTY FARM LOAN
association has mooey to loan at 5H
percent. W. I. Smith, secretary-treas
nrer. 808 Sulcra Bank of Commerce
Ladies' Wearing Apparel
DRESSMAKING
MAUD SIMONS.
DESSMAKER
1710
Bellevue St.
RUTH MrAIUMS DRESSMAKER. 756
South 12th. Phone li24 M.
SPENCER CORSETS TO ORDER
Dressmaking. Carrie Fiaher, McCor
uack Bldg.
SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCHING,
pleating, buttons, stamping and needle
work. 329 Oregon Bldg. Phone 379
MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING
Stamping, braiding, hand embroidery
bnttona. Room 10. over Miller's store
Salem. Oregon. Phone 117.
MILLINERY
HATS FROM tl UP MRS.
Grimm. 519 Court street.
C. A
INSURANCE
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCI
company. J. C. Balch. agent, room 5
McCnrnark Bldg. Phone 96.
LAUNDRIES
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 136 S
Liberty street. Phon" 25. Oldest
largest best. Established 1888.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
qualitv work, prompt service. 1264
Broadway. Phone 165.
MEDICAL
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phone 517 W.
PAIXTING CONTRACTORS
PAINTING AND DECORATING HIGH
class work for particular people. L. D
Brandon, contractor. 365 North High
Phone 61j J.
NURSERY STOCK
ERUtTLAND NURSERY FINE l.ARGr
stock of Italian print trees and a la.
ail kinds of leading anrserv stocl
for fall delivery. Phon 1140 M. 16;
a I4th street.
COMP1.ETK LINE TREES SMALI
fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nar
sery Co. 426 Oregon Bldg. Phone 75
PASTRT SHOPS
PIED PIPER TEA ROOM AND CATER
ing Shop. 340 Xortb Capitol. Phone
754 J.
PLUMBING
PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COIL
work. Phne 1307 4.- Shop, 127 Ua ion
street. A. L. Uawiirej.
PERFUME AND TOILET ARTICLES
CALIFORNIA PERFUME CO. EX
tra-ta. to 'let -article. Mrs. atoyer.
170 Sonth 33rdv - Pboae 1224.
RESTAURANTS
HUB RET A II RA NT MOST REASON-
ahle nrices. Joknsoa Barry. 159 8.
High.
Read i the Classlticd Ads.
BUSINESS CARDS
musical
MRS HENRY LEE PIANO.
Capitol. Pboae 1017 W
1221 K.
SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
All braacak taught, diplomas granted.
John K. Sue. D.ieclor. 1237 Coort
Phone C2.
RAO AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING
12 lessons guaranteed. Waterman
System. F. B. Clark, Mgr, McCer
nark Bid.
TUIC11
JACK MULLIGAN PIANO TUNER:
Moore-Dana Co. Representative
Sherman Clay A Co. Phone &OQ.
EDWARD WELP
EXPERIENCED
Piano tuner. Leave order Will's
M
osie Store
DANCING
PRIVATE
LESSONS IN ALL LATE
Mrs. Wh:t. Phone 273 J.
danrea.
MUSIC STORES
GEO C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO
grapha. sewing machiaes. iheet music,
and piaao atidies- Repairing phono
graphs and sewing) machiaes, 432
State. Salem.
PIANOS
SHERMAN CLAY A CO. PIANOS
Steiawaya Duo Art aad others. Moore'a
!!' Hw. 415 Court street and
naaottie Temple.
NOODLE PARLORS
.VA HONG NOODLE HOUSE.
Ferry.
439
BIN SIN NOODLE HOUSE CHOP
auey, soc; puffed rice, 20c; noodles.
zw; tried noodles, 60c. 189 S. Lib
erty.
SECOND HAND GOODS
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand clothing and aho-i. Alao do
cleaning, pressing and reparriog. Call
and deliver. Capital Exchange. S12
-orth Commercial. Phone 1368-W.
WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
goods of all kind: pipe fittings, har
ness, collars, collar pad, tools aai
chains. Fred Scbindler. 358 Center
street.
8T0VES AND STOVE REPAIRING
8TOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 years experi-ace. Depot National
fence, sites 26 to 28 inches b-gh.
Paints, oil and varnishes, etc.. logan
berry and hop hooks. Salem fence and
Stove Works. 250 Court street. Phone
124.
SCAVENGERS
SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE, RE
m oi an Kinai removed. Cesapoola
cleaned. Phone 167.
TRANSPORTATION
PARKER'S STAGE LINES
J. W. Parker. General Manager
Central Stage Terminal Salem. Oregon
- SALEM SILVERTON DIVISION
Leaves Salem. Central Stage Terminal:
T a.m.. 11 a.m., 5 p.m.
Leaves Silverlon. Newa Stand:
8 a.m., 1 p.m., 6 p.m.
Sslem-lndepend nee-Monmouth Division
Leavtea . ban iii Central Stage Terminal
' a.m. 9 a.m. It a.m. 3 p.m. 5 p.m.
Leaves Monmouth. Monmouth Hotel:
jJar! Inpenden"1 BoVver HoV- l.
,,.j,0 , m ,0 , m ,.15 4 6;3n
' "make connections at Salem lo nil
I'" rt f the valley. Extra trioa by
appointment.
J W. PARKER. General Mgr.
TRANSFER HAULING
WE MOVF STORE AND 8HIP HOUSE
hold gooJs. Our specialty ia piano
and furniture moving. We alao make
corn try trips. We handle the best coel
and wood. Cat! on us for prices. We
give good measure, good quality and
good aervice. Larruer Transfer Co.
)'hone 030.
3AP1TAL CITY TRANSFER CO. 226
State St. Phone 03a... Distributing
forwarding and storage our specialty.
ft our rates.
WOOD SAWS
AOOD SAWING PHONE 1131. CITY.
country. Ed. Sproed.
?ITY AND COUNTRY WOOD SAWING.
Pbone ot(i. Fiaher Broa.
WATER
SAI KM WATER. LIGHT A POWER CO.
Wfice. 3"1 South Com . St. Ten per
cent discount on domestic flat rat.
paid in advanc". No deductions for
absence or any cause unless water is
abut off roiir ;remie
PROFESSIONAL
OPTICIAN 8
3LASSES FITTED BY DR. L. R. BUR
dett at the Bow Optical Company.
323 State street, opposite Ladd and
Biikh Bank.
OMER(Y KEENE JEWELERS AND
Optnmetrists. 3H8 State.
CHIROPODISTS
;has. H. MAXWELL CHIROPODIST.
Fool specialist. Room 3. 322 State Si
JR. WILLIAMS
CORNS. CALIOU8
es, ingrown
nails, all foot troubles.
Price Shoe Co. Phone 616.
CHIROPRACTORS
JR. O. L. SCOTT. P.8.C.. CHIROPRAC
tor, 414-10 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phone
67; res. 828 R.
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS
JRS. WHITE AND
MARSHALL
-206
U. S. Bank Bldg.
R. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHTC
Physician and Surgeon. Kirksville
graduate. 404-405 U. 8. National Bank
Bid. Phone, office 019; res. 614.
1ROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE
formities of the feet corrected withont
loss ef time from your occupation
Dr. White A MarshslU U. S. Bank
Bldg.
R. JOHN L. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC
Phy.ieian and Surgeon. 40.1 4(14 Ore
gon Uldg. I'hone. oiftce, 1394; rea
58F.V
L0DGE1)IRECT0RY
'NITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS
(amp ,i. Armory, rirst third Mondavs
REAL ESTATE
RADE WHAT YOU HAVE FOR WHAT
you want. We will find is for you
A. W. Kstca Realty Co.. Pattun Bldg
i'hone i8.
'EW BUNGALOW PAVEMENT
beautiful river view. 5 rooma modert
wita hardwood bordera and Dutch kit
ehen. Built ia buffet aad bookca'ae
fireplace, cement basement- Reduced
to $4800: $0O0 will handle and wil
accept uonua.
Heyser-Follrich System
Phono One Tbouaand
Main Floor Terminal Bldg.
Wood's Bargains
(10 acre farm, well located, to exchange
for home in Salem or suburbaa home.
terms on balance.
!0 acres improved to exrhsnge for home
in Balem. Z7 acre Truit ranch with
crop. $650(1. ijtce a home in Salem
New boog''o itb bsnement. not all
finished. r' half cask, in good dia
trirt. A strictiv modern 8 room bun
gatow.j large lot with bearing fruit
trees, naved street, best residence dia
tr'n-t. for leas than house would cost to
build.
Ford sedan to trade ia oa a home. Good
light ear for sale or will trade on
tfheap home. A fine farm at $0 per
5" S5
acre, near iratlas. wan
suburban homo ( 3 acres
bom. Sea as for trades
341 State atreet.
SIX ROOM BUNGALOW AND TWO
lota ia aorta Salem : with garage, hase-
.jnent ana fireplace. A real aovaa.
Price $4(MH. IOO 0 reals, bai"-e
- terms. W. G. Krueser, Oregon Bldg.
1 bobs SIT.
F.:'i'-' - ' ' -' "''''' ''!""'"- .:- e-'-'"'".'
REAL ESTATE
6 BOOM HOUSE IX PENDLETOX
rented for fj per. uaosith. to trad -for
hona ia Sale, or $i25( anort
gage on lt sire of unproved land.
Address . W. Ha.kelL 7U8 Academy
street. Italia. Ore.
FIVE ROOM HOUSE ON PAVEMENT
ia good eead.taea, modern. large cor
aer lot and close to cannery, ran be
bought for $2200. $1200 aa firat pay
aval Heyser-Follrich System
Pbone One Thousand
Main Floor Terminal Bldg.
ANDERSON RUPERT
Bncroaaors to ttlar A Lailar
IN8URANCE
RE VL ESTATE
BONDS LOANS
406 7 Oregon Bldg.
CUTY HOUSES CITY LOTS. BUNGA
low, small aad large acreage, cloee ia
and far out: exchangee ia city and
country. Brown A Magee. over Bua-
ick'i store. State aad Commercial
Phone 559.
MR HOME BUYER YOU CAN BUY A
9 room bungalow less than a year old
for $500 less tbaa I was offered for
it one months ago. Haa basement.
Dutch kitchen, rloteta aad aleepiag
porch. 11000 will handle It. See it
today. 125 Leffelle.
A Real Bargain
Nine and on- half acres of loganberries
income record good for the past four
rears. Excellent crop now ahowing.
Half a mile from the city limits, cloae
to a dryer. Good water and email, well
built bouse. Price $6,500. Easy
terms.
Square Deal Realty Co.
202 U. S. Bank Phone 470
IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A FIRST
rlaaa large home. I have it. l-ocatd
cloae in at a moderate price. Do
not misa seeing me about it.
If tou are looking for bnsineat property
I have the beat corner in town for
you today.
Gertrude J. M. Page
493 N. Cottage Phone 1186
Housebuyer
Wonld you not like to have a cottage
these hot dara where the rooms are
large, luxuriously larjre, bedrooms as
well as ilving rooms. We have an
exceptional place, moderately priced
Will make a good home. Hoort walk
ing distance and immediate possession
Come snd see ra on this place.
The Fleming Realty Co.
311 State street
Good Buys
5 room hoiue. large lot on paved street
and car !. Price $ltO0, $50u down
balance VMJ per month.
I room hoiik with garage in souffi Sa
letn. Price SHOO. tlOO down.
6 room Iioum- rlo.e in on Kerry street
Price :iooc.
7 room holme, with two good lots, good
garage, fruit Trees. Price $2l."0 caah.
:', Ho a'-re farm :o lrat.e. all necessary
macbincrv an(! stork, two thirds of
crop goe. Prwe $20Mi.
Acreage i.i to ltt acres on easy terms.
let us tell you about tliem.
Real EM ate a lit Fire Insure ne
W, H. Grabenhorst & Co,
J75 State St. . C S. Bank Bldg
SIX ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
bleeping porch. garae, 'J lot on good
corner, close in on South Commercial
street, at iMH. Half caah.
M. J, Hunt
Ladd & Bush Bldz.
Own Your Own Home
Strictly modern up to dale bungalow, 5
rooms, basement, inrnace. fireplace,
garage, electric li;ht, ga; built in
canes and bins. Ijirge lot. lawn, flow-
er. cement walk and paved atreet.
Abstract showing clejr title, price only
$."ti(M). Terms. Some choice lots,
tJi and up. For farm bargains large
or imelt kee
Childs & Bechtel
ot State street
A. W. EST ES REALTY CO.
Successors to Oregon Co Operative Realty
AitHOciatiaii.
FIRE AND AUTO INS.. LOANS
RENTALS
Patton Building. Phone 7nP
Best Buys
1 room apartment business.
net income
tciiKiu annuallv.
i acres. 17 bearing logans and prunes.
fair itnurovementit. S,.i00. caah.
tl acres. 5 beuring logana. 3 filbert.
trees enough to plant :i more acres,
fnir improvement. Iteot sandy loam bot
tom. $H.'J0O. 17l down
a'-rei. I ! loirans. i room hnnaalow.
family fruit-, close to car. $3500. V
down, balance .
Socolofsky
311 State atreet
Worth While
12':; aires clove in. o room bungalow.
Well, windmill, tank. barn. 4 acre.
bearing: cherries and peaches. $660(1.
10 acres iloe in. H room plantered
bouse. 2 acres bearing cherries. $3.oo
t room houKe. '1 lot, bearing fruit, elec
trie lights, city water.- $120O; 1jO
down.
? room house, plastered: on car line.
near. $1800. U00 down, Ij per
month.
Mills &. Copley
3:1114 State atreet
REALTY EXCHANGES
(Repocled by Union Abstract
Company
-
Garbe. M. A. unmarried to Tay
or. c. E.. land In claim 66-8-1-
W., Marion county. Ore., $1.
Ogle. J. M. and wife to Taylor,
E.. land in claim 66-8-1-W.
Marion county. Ore., SI.
Hogan, Wm.. and wife to Tay-
or. L... land in claim bb--i-v..
larion county. Ore., II".
Moffett, C. B., and wife, to
lohnson. O.. unmarried, lot o.
lock 6 in Geisers addition to Sil-
erton. Ore., J600.
Anderson. G. E.. and wife to
VIoffett. C. B.. lot 3. block 6 Gei
sers addition to Silverton, Ore.,
$1.
Kit hards. M. I., and husband to
;urtis. J. V.. and wife, lot 6 block
17 New Park ,nnex addition to
Salem, Ore.. $1.
Olcott, B. W., and wife to Van
Patten, C. part of block 3 Myers
tddition to Salem. Ore.. $10.
Martin. C. A., and wife to Tay
lor, C. E.. land in claim 66-8-1-W.
Marion county. Ore.. $1.
Martin. C. L.. and wife to Tay
lor. C. E.. land in claim 66-8-1-W..
Marion connty. Ore.. $1.
Highberger. T- and wife to Tay
lor. C. E.. land in claim 66-8-1-W.,
Marion county. Ore.. SI.
CHICHESTER IS iPILLH
. rtUaas Bte4 aad trotd w " c
beaaw eaaled warn Btwa tJhkwa.1
Te eskee. aaref yww w
pissiHi Aakewvrui'nia-TEBTf
LkMONs BAfc puxa, w i
fMMal ItslaVWW ataaTaaa snTraaT4le Av5rW KtlaaMl
scuntascsiutinria
TUCKS IKE
SHARP RISES
Steels and Equipment Active
Despite Unsettled Rail
road Conditions
NEW YORK. July 18. The
stock market too ay registered
greater coufidencey in an eajrl
settlement of existing adverse fac
tors by a general demand for
shares of almost every description.
mostly at substantial advances.
Rails were the only noteworthy
exceptions to the higher trend but
in even that quarter, firmenss was
shown, despite further deadlock
in the strike situation and pros
pects of smaller ' July earnigs.
Pooles were active in steels equip
ments and many kindred stocks
and oils ignored additional reduc
tion in prices Vf crude products,
as reported by several of the larg
est dealers in that commodity at
western, southern and southwest-
ers centers.
Strength was manifested at the
outset of the session, crucible
steel rising 6 1-2 points in the
first few transactions. Later
from a moderate reaction the
stock again rose vigorously, clos
ing within half a point of its best
at 87 1-2.
Studebaker and some of the
motor accessories registered ma
terials advances as did also Amer
ican and Baldwin locomotives and
New York Airbrake, metals, lea
thers, rubbers, sugars and tobac
cos contributed their quotas to the
comprehensive dealings with sev
eral of the utilities, notably Peo-
Dle's Gas. Sales amounted to
68 5,000 shares. j
The money market was easy un
til the final hour, when the 3 per
rent rate lor call loans gradually
rose to 4 and then ." per cent, the
latter quotation ruling at he fin
ish.
Many 30 o 90 day loans ere
negotiated at four per cent ajnd
longer maturities were taken Ion
higher collateral at 4 1-4 per cent.
German marks proved the only
exception to the almost buoyant
tone of foreign exchange.
PORTLAND MAKKKETS
PORTLAND, July 18 HuMer:
Prints exitras 46c; cubes extras
38c; prime firsts 37c. Butterfkt.
Portland delivery: No. 1 sour
cream 46 fi 47c. j
Potatoes: Locals, New selling
price 2-1-2 fp 3c. j
HOI'S tNH.M;KI)
NEW YORK. July 18. Hops.
hides and wool unchanged.
SALEM MARKETS I
BUTIBO PRICES
ha and Grata
Wheat. 1. OS St 1.10 ha: oata. 50
She bn, !
Eggs, Bntterfat. Butter. Milk
Butterfat. 47; milk. 2.25; eggs. J2c.
PonHry
Heavy hens. 20 (a) 2le: light hens
I Ac; medium. 18c: roosters. 10c: broilers
35 30e.
Livestock
Hoc til il 11 :.'!; dreed bnga. 14c:
top leer.. 6c ; cowa. 3 ftt 5c ; lamb, 7
t Hc.
RETAIL PRICES
Eggs and Butter
Eggs. 'J.n:; creamery butter 45 3'r.
I tnrllanl llnvlntr triaa 1
: . Mr i
EOOS. POULTRY AND MEATS
Bl TTERKAT FlTtM. SCARCE i
Number one churning cream. 466 17c
I. n. h. Portland. 44c at atationa; under
grades. (3(n llr.
EIH STEADY
Current receipts. I9ff20c: white ben-
neriea, 2;i(n. 24c delivered. (Th'ae quota.
Hons are based on prices received for
the bulk of day's receipta by local job-
oera . and creameriea. 1
LIVE POULTRY STEADY
(IjCss commission.) Heavy hens, 22c
lb.: do. light, tic: broilers, rocks and
Reds. 24$2-r: Leghorns. 182(c: old
roosters. Klc: ducks, white pekias. young
24T2.e: old ducks. 18f.20e.
DRESSED MEATS FIRM. SCARCE
likens commission.) Choice light hogs.
15154r: nndergradea, 1 3ft lie- veal.
too grades. I:ttrl3'ic; under grades,; 10
ft I Jc.
HAY AND GRAIN
HAY 'FIRM
(IVIivered Portland.) Valley timothv.
t!H(WJI Ion: Eastern flregon timothy.
$-J2Y2.'i ton: alfalfa. $16rl6.5o ton:
clover. $11 ton: oat and vetch, $!5ifl6
ton; straw, $8fi9 ton.
GRAIN FIRM
(Track Portland.) Wheat. tt.OOff
t it; oat. $3243,; eastern yellow corn.
$3(1 a tun.
TRUIT
Straalierriet. normal: rherries. 6ff.7e
1H : earlv iearbe. 75e(r85c imx : anri-
. $t'W 1.35 ln: rasplierries. $1.75
(-': currants. $I.75W2: loganlierries.
II fu: 1.25: apple. t.7.-.i .
VEUETUUiS
VEGETABLES STEADY
No. 1 potatoes. 7541 85c cwt: frexon
-abbage. it 'I 3 4c lb.; parsnips. Ir lb.;
arrota. 25e 12 bpnche: green peas, 4frt
jc lb.; green oniona, 25c.
WOOL
WOOl. STEADY
Coarse valley wool. 1 5ft 18c; medium
-OfSc: fine. 25e.SOe.
Hors
HOPS STEADY
IQ-M mn nnrnrat et lleel.le.
YOUR SUMMER VACATION :
will be much more enjoyable if yon have your home
newspaper to read in your spare moments. It will keep
you posted on the doins? at home. ; v j
DO IT NOW before leaving on your vacation, send us
the voupon below or telephone 583, advising Us to send
you The Oregon Statesman while on your vacation.
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UUPl'ID
Traders Are Early Buyers
When No Hope of Rail
Strike Settlement Likely. ,
CHICAGO. July 1. Uneaal-
nesa over the rail strike outlook
tended to bring about a slightly
average of pricea for wheat today,.
despite unusually bearish' condi
tions for the spring crop. Tb
close was unsettled at 1-8 decline
to 3-8 net gain, with September
11.12 to 1.12 1-8 and December
11.14 1-8: corn finished unchang
ed to 1-4 lower, oata unchanged
to 1-8 t? j 1-4 up and provtalona'.
varying from 10c decline to 17
20c advene. Wheat trad era
yesterday who had been optimistic
as to likllhood of a quick ending
of the railroad strike were early
buyers today aa a result of the ab
sence' of any j-' definite- ' develop
ments Indicating progress toward
a - settlement, in addition, con
siderable buying which took place
was ascribed to milling and ex
port account. - 5 - '?!
The fact that crop news from
the spring wheat belt was the best
so far this season did a good deal
to check upward swings in the
market and to keep the range of
prices narrow. Cutting of spring
wheat is expected to be under way
by the end of this week. Railway
officials said that not withstanding
the strike they were preparing to
haul a crop of record proportions.
Corn was relatively easy owing
tn auspicious weather conditions.
Another bearish factor was talk of
Germany trying to resell corn. 1
Oata were governed chfefly by
the action of wheat. :
i For the most part, provisions
were higher in line with hog val
ues. NEW YORK FRUIT MARKET
NEW YORK. uJly 18.-Evaporated
apples scarce. Prunes
firm. Apricots unsettled. Peach
es quiet. .'. i
They even charge 150Q for
cashmere ehawl right where they
make them. A little thing like
SltQu is mere cash, In Cashmere.
MDI WANTED :
for awrvtce as railroad rna-i
rhlnbtta, blasksmltha, alteet ?
metal . : workers, , coppeot
smith, car Inspeictora, boll'
ertnakers, elettriciaas, plp.
fitters, . tianera, car irfllr;
era, lielprra, all claatea usr:
der strike oundltlona bt.
evplaintl by (liarrmaii ln:
W. Hooper of the United
States - lUtlroad Iabor
lloavrd. In hi Maleitm-nt of
aTulj 1st regard irtj( as-fol-
Iowa: . ,. - J
"In this case tbe conflict!
Is not between the employer!
and the oppressed employe.
The people of .this country
through an act of congress,'
signed by President Wilson,!
established a tribunal to de-'
clde such disputes overj
wages and working condl-
tlons, which are submitted?
to it In a proper manner.
It Is tbe decision of this trl-;
bunal against which the'
ahop crafts are striking.
"Regardless or any que
lion of the right of tbe men'
to strike the men who take
the strikers place " are;
merely accepting the wage
and working conditions pre
scribed by a government
tribunal and are performing
a public service. They are
not accepting die wages
and working conditions -which
an employer Is trying
to In pose tor this reason
public sentiment and . full"
government power will pro-'
tect the men who remain'
ia their positions and new
men who may come In.
Adequate provisions have
been made for the full pro
tection of all employes, the
same at old employes which
have remained loyally at
work. ', Applicants should
apply to the office of the
superintendent at Portland
(Union Station) or to the
assistant superintendent at
Rosebnrg. j. H. DYER. 1
' General Manager,
Southern Pacific Company