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Newspaper Page Texti - .4:.T. 1 1: V i V a t e i 4 3 i. w -1 r-; 'n r ' : St W I" -s " : " ""1"'""wssaaes II . t Hum i ii. . . I BaanpBseas .B-a-ea-BS ... I BaOBBOBxpnBaeBiSMsBBj ,, . . . ' - ' "" ' ' 1 "' - - . I ClA&Sm&& AD V KBTISIM ENTB , Pr IftMrtfea 1.,' ft i - ThrM inxrtioB ,,, , . Om k (tlx nirtiB) Six Math' centrici. rr mo. --l-4 II MBth'. ceuUMlw H' M- T . KORWIC21 UNION riRB INSURANCE SOCIETY ; W; H. - Burgturdt, Jr. Resident Ageat 371 sute SU : moneyTto loan . , v On Real iUU , . . ' T. K. FORD " ! (Orer Ladd A Basb Bank) "NEW t MOD AY." .BABBITS roH SALE 7 THOROUGH; : Ora AST i?la ro. rwt : WASTED WOOD CHOPPERS. IN ? qitiro a2. Orrffoft BU. . i I i FOR ' IIALK MODERN BcWoALOW. r-' clM IB. Mt root. oowu. , Beaatirul feom, rJote in. ii w. - - ' - GOLD EM- RUA E REALTY- CO. FOR REST 0-ROOM HOUSE; THREE- f rom. prtaiftnt; two room apartinem. f ' room and arsge. Gcrtrde J. M. Page. - 9 N..COttaiiv. t C '.'." L JO-ROOM HOUSE CLOSE IN. FOR SALE . Hot water faraaeo.. -EaceiMttu prop- oiitin for roomer. BECKE- HESDHWUlvH 803 U. 8. Baatt Bldg. ; TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE BY OVVSER Htehly improred au-acre irnsaiea ' ranck; 10 aeraa altatta. 0 acres paper v attali alnoada. , Largs farailr orchard: firs-room vbaattatow j barss. Will '-taka: clear '.residence-property P ts 14000 Value as ftrstor part payment. ' Balance esiy Jerms , W .H. Reynolds, j 1 Orlsad. Csl. BFP XQ4 1. WHEN NEXT INSURING YOUR AUTO. it will be of interest ts you to get nr rstes. yim writ jtL lines, and furnun ' the owner .with 'special 2000' aeci . deat , polley.SiaWfer J Foley, Aft. roan. 94. -.t- - - LOAN WANTED CAN PLACE 2000 today at 7p een. Gilt-edg?.r Salem -f ' BECKE HENDRICKS '50S- U. 8. Bsnfc.Bldg. i 1 , ; -;.v.:-' .'J, ; FOUND -"A''. PAIR OF GAUNTLET Stores; 4' State street. Owilfr mxy karS Saute by pkftinr' f6r"tbis"B(f and prpring property. C. il. Cannsn, 831 V4 State. .. .- . - - IX)R SAtEVTIVO- WHITE LEGHORN eockersls ; Tancred strain. , Pbons FOR RENT I : 4-R00M FURXISHBD spsrtment.'eloss ia. prirate bath, gar den spot. Phone 239. 303 Oregon bidg. WANTED TO .RENT I7ESIRB TO RENT inmbators.. fcr- natchinf seasoo. Phona HAIJj FtJB 3ENT--CENTER OF BUSI- i ness. Thrre - rooms in sdditioa. ' 1 sasntoJy. . immedtste posseesion. , . BECKE HENDKICK8 203 .JO, 8. Bank BWgi. - . . . .... rXJB BALE TWO-YEAR-OLD FULL : blood . White Ltgohrn nwKr, f 2. Pohra FOB SALE OR R1?NT NEW THREE room bouse, f. Li W4. S4t Stats. , 1 -Subu rbari. Hame,' Cheap 7. One' arrs, eery best of soil, good 6-room nous, electric..-lightt.- barn lot -or bearing fruit trs mb4 berries,'' f 80O down. Price 12500. The reel pises that - r.Childstehtelr yon were looking for. r atata J5tre-f ? V - '- 'ITOUSSTTOR"KENT-i-0-ROOM MODERN. f Jrr sire and fruit: 2 lots, sonth, $30.j . y sinmcdMiyoseess'-'i..-. r'-. i' ..1 I Bi:CKR'HKNDRICKS- J I 205 U. S. Bank Bids-. ? J tO EXCHANGE" SIX-ROOM HOUSE, I csrsfr ni, a oiecaa irom atat aireet, j I for small 'thacV ft -ar ' Salem, aor over j $3000.;, t - TL . 1 noinasun 131 "Stats Street.- - ") : "vyBest Buys - V f 19 scrrS, 40 cleared. 40 timber nntt pas-. V v t ire.-water 111 en place, oar nrad to be r Vitetf: 8-room house, 'bars. coon, sa- v J rsr, Pries $75 per acre, half cash, J .' tincs so -suit. -t l 2 seres, ' 20 clssred. .10 growing- crop. h., bam, "poultry boose, on mail and s- .a route, electric tight- line, 2 milra :, irm bstew,- most bo sold at once. i Ifirt $ii700, $1400 cash; bslsaee terms. V ? tot. bars - res, the abors. ad and if if urt at contain wnat yon are looking ! for. call at the office' and tanlk it over I wim us.: . t t-i ' v r . f , I50C0 OISKV JS SSiI 341 Slats Street. . -. EMPLOYMENT! XXXAXB t POSITION WANTED AS HOUSEKEEP- sr. Phons 1004R. MALE; A3TD , FEMALE WANTED MEN AND WOMEN TO take farm paper subscriptions. : A good ' proposttkm- to -tbo - right- peoplo. Ad imm tb Paeifis Homsstaad, statesman . Bid.. Salem. Or. - ,' i, PERSONAL GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL paper published. Free for stamp. . Corresboadotif, TolW,- Ohio. . j CATHOLICS, WISHING" TO MARRY, j ioosis tree; T naare Homo Club, L J Box 23. fjraod Kapids. Mich, t FOR SALE Busaxis oPTOETmrmEi FOR 8ALE8MAU,-GROCERY: GOOn . r loeaunn. r. Lu wood, 341 State St. J FARM PAPER . IF TOU W ANT. TO GET '.THS RKffl fsrm paper, ' s-avt lo to the Pacifii j HMted, Sslom. Oregon, for thru mohOi-. trial. suliMriptian: Meaiiot "thle .:- L'.i ' I., , : ;.!- v i -iavxsToos DR. SALB OR- TRADE FOR COW -PIANOS USED CHICKERINO ORAND. IN GOO . ehaps.. -WM flr aoiao tsras. H Stiff Purnltars Co. .- ..,.1 - FOR SAIJ!rGO0D USED MAHOGANY ptsno lefr us to r ''. -; PtW $2w . Wms. H. 'Ll-.StHrrurBiluT Co, Ma PI4N0 6ACRI PICK WILL BACRfFTCI . a .fine high gradt plana now 4a Morse . , la Salem Terms as tow aa $10 mentahr to reiiabm parties. -. For - inforwessoa ; writs to Cliae.Muaio Co,',701eWaahiag ..fon.St TprtUad. J , -:-.':t ' .BAHYljHIX-iEGGa JOR "KATUHIK33 i frnm sp--it jnated -hnav- prodaclsg , W hje$ lHorraa." . Capital - Poultry v.-"rm. H. . Woter; -344 So. S-Ssh St. .j P&eoe;78W;;fYr. JjJh .v:, rorLTRtMKy :U sknU' eight two stsmns. kpeeiat throe tnonths' trial for U best sad oldest journal Jn ' : est. .The articles and advsrtiss 7 eats sro -of special iatsrsst to tbs - poultry breoders of - the - Northwest, borthwsst Poultry Journal, 211 Ooav tnercisl street, Saleto, Oregon.. . TOE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON FOR SALE WOOD ie-iKcu cna. ria roa sale, phone ma4 l-lneh. ; Prompt' delwry. . .Kl. ..-I.-. .rrA .'."Writ. 06 8 HBest Grade; Mil!: Wood Pour ft. and 16-iiM-hi dry wi wood. Pour ft. jrwn nlll : Pr.dE. We! It. SOS S. Care.' ' 1542. :. . ! ! aascxzxAVzous OAT MEAh WA14i FAPER 0 CFJCTS A l.boR. M O. Bbtt.! 17 K.' Oom'l. MODERATE : PRICED BUGS A SPE eUHy. MJt: 0, Barrn. 179 . Com 1. tXR SALE OLO NEWSPAPERS, 10 seats S bundls. tjircutatioa aepsnnea. Orrgon SUtssinan. , LINOLEUM ,85s YARD. . MAX O. pi rn, 170 N. Csm'l. mw f ACKERS J DST THE TRUNK ff toubi peopls. - Ma O. Barrn. 179 M, Com i. ' . - - ' Vt" SCHOOL PICTURES THAT CONFORM i ts stats educational requirements. Ma O. Bursa. 179 Uom t.. FOR SALE SOME OOOD OAK OFFICE furniture. Call ioo or w lor miorma - lion. ' j .i '"''' r itr mn OR EKBR1T D'AMOUR Hrrisnie Tailst - Requisites, st the Flower in the Bottle Perfume Shop. US N. Liberty. I FIBER TRUNKS, " ROUND CORNERS end edges; hsary ateel bard ware, $15. Max O. Buren. 119 Com'l APPLES DELIVEREDJ SPIT2ENBERO. Sd Check Pfooin. Gano. Oeos River. Vandemool. 1.00 !pcr vbox: S for $3.83 ; 6 for $4.50. Ward K. Richard son, 2395 Front. Phsne 494. , 10UR HANDSOME FEET WOULD LOOK well en Congoleum Gold 8eal rug f Mi O. Bnren. 179 N. Oom'l. 8bm. Beautiful 'Oregon Rose and sleren otber Oregon songs, togetbsr ' with a f ia eolleetioa of pstriotie songs. j . tacrsd songs sad many old tims faror- - ilea . . . i -' - o A Lb FOB 25s . ' . v (Special prices in ajuantity Vtskt -Especially sdsotbl for school so mm an ity sr horns . singing. . Send for. . - , Western ; Songster j i , 7$ pagsc.- oow- ia tts third editloit ? -!., . . Po Wished by . OREGON TEACHERS MONTHLY V ISA rajsamareial D i ' Salons. Or FOR RENT APARTMOrTS APARTMENT FOR RENT. 891 NORTH Cotnnercisl. I . . i - . FOR RENT NICELY! FURNISHED apartments... reisiaable. lights and wa- -t-r free, 'The . Aagelua, 555 Marlon. 43ABAOS FOR RENT OARAGE, 1 0NE , BLOCK ' frdm eaptlol. Plians 1539. rLATa FOR RENT--rURi1SHEf PLAT AT . atefe Ferry street, $50 . a month. phons 2S, or Apply at Siatssman baai ; nsi,sffiS. -T y.,-',. . j' --- ;: , i ROOM AJTD BOARD ROOM AND BOARD FOR EITHER TWO young ladies of two young men. Phone . 2057J..'v . ... ' i V . - ,- 'ROOMJ j ' ? " 0fe"'RXSt-.P NICELY FURNISHED room in modern house, pear state boas v -17S 8. 14th 8Vi4.'-t - ; FOR RKVT FURMI8UED ROOM. Mod. - ern. Mrs. Henry Rows, 580 North isth v;'--ji ..? I T.t-; ON 81" GOOD SLEEPING ROOM" AND' t" : two-room apartment ' in! modern horn. ; one-half blck t from tbs iitnsr li" : IIoum . number. $361 ' Has el A V Phons 1939-W., , '. FOR RENT SLEEPING ROOM. SIN- gle, reasonable. Gentleman preferred. One block north stats house; 293 North Summer. I : .v , WANTED inscxxxAirsoTji WANTED FURNITURE, TOOLS, ETC., , -.Phons -511. ,. : . . , - .WANTED TO BUT HOUSEHOLD FUR sVituro, ; tools, L. tiscoilansoas' wrticUs. I Phone 144$.' ; i WANTD rCRNlTCRE. TOOLSL MA : ehlnerr. stock, ste. Will bur for rash .or sell on commission. Psoas 511. Woodry. ths auctioseer. WANTED EVERYTHING IN HARD ware and furniture. B-st nries paid TUB CAPITAL HARD WARS Kr - ' FURNITURE CO. 1 $89 N. Commercial St. j ; - Phons 947 BUSINESS ICARDS AUCTIONEER AUCTIONEER OF FARM ASD PER - sea si property. G-. SstUrle 18$ N Commercial 81 room ill; over People's . Cash Store. Reaideneo phono 1211. Offico phono 40. t AUCTIONEER P. H. WXODRT. THF livestock,, furniture, roal satate auo toaeer. Phs 511 for sals datss Res. 1810' N, Summef. COU J. B. GABLE farm and eity talsa. . Psoas 1440. i . : - j : AUCTIONEER ,100 ft. High. ACETYLENE WELDING IRON STEEL,' BRASS, ALUMINUM Bring the piece. Oxo Gas Masting C 887 Court. - . f : . i ACCOUNT ANTS AND AUDITORS HCGH R. ROBERTSON At CO. MEM b-r American Inatitstr of Aeeonntante , Aenenotants. Auditor. In come Tss fer ieo..; Portland. Ore. and Mianapolia Mia AHrs: : jifttT Yeoa Bldg. ,; paeilaad.. Or;. .. .j. -'...-.-. r , Auto;,. Directory 1-4 ' ATJtTO TOPS -4- AUTO irOTS Curtains ordir- Wires reaaanable iABdeysjayleed. 171 H. lligl AtTTOWOStLES rK GtVG;.MXWiKLU GINMKtOH , MofAr C-v. 871 Conrt. , -.,--V: " ' 1 : ' t : ' j i; '.jjw ""' " f AttomobiIb PATNTTNO I .. . . fiTo owners .1t)6k I time t -bee that-ear repainted. - Com in and ""haover.ene work. On areo-iat of " ',A aueoesa f our Ford Special. Job. it will ,:, tm continee-l. ,' Reliance 'Ait.. Petntin "..Do.. 2 J9 Plate, , cor. Promt St aeeoad r. flor. , .Pfca 037,. . . , BATTERY AND EXEOTRICtAN C , l - fl t 'HtinE It ATTEBIES j srt-;r -ow4.ert4T work 171 S Comm'rt t j . ? " --. AUTO I'RN'hH MWRT TROrt i'iUs sbetAtt . 2l Nv High. Phono OS f"i f-: 1 i : : ' " Wrjarn-tlT; ; lilATTERY 6ERTICE JvSistto-', Eprl tBHrv and . lHrieel ? work, rarri Bro. 'v rhon 18d3.; 41R ' t si. y" ... i :.'(.. r ,s, v BICYCLES AVlREPAIttIH . UTI) lt. RAMSDKN DilVTOW BICY c! and repairing. 357 Court. "1 It 1 Auto DiVfictorv BICYCLES AND REPAlRIXa HARRY W. , SCOTT, f 'The Crrle i Man Harle-.Davklsoa aod iiicyrles 147 . mmmoms.. . Ti . ? Vhone 08 CAB WA8HIN0 WHITNEY EMMONS CARS WASH eT and 'poltkhed Olesou'a Aula 1: change. phpno 060. r . , RADIATOR a TENDER RTJPAJR8 RADIATORS KENDEKS, B4IDIES uaos or repairco. - C. Bsir, 849 PT. STORAGB STUKAUE, as.so MONTHLY, DEAD airaa o.v monwiy. . fra. gt. Oar age. 644 Fsrry. , . ... TIRES AMD ACCESSOSIXa A KM 8T BUS li TJRES BUILT AS YOU always wanted them. Tompkins A unrc zii n. uomraervtat. USED PARTS i. to l-$ OFF. MIK'B Aata wreekiar Hoass. . 434 , North vnsmrnu raono 6s. r -USED CARS t U B K If OARS - BOUGHT or sold on eomaiiisioa storare. , Oleaon'ai Aut ..Erhtiga. $ BUSINESS:CARDS CARPET AND FLUFF RUGS NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW weave fluff run mads out of old ear. i pots, any length or width you dssiro. r a aise rent, re-aew ana sixs carpets. Feather rsnovsting and mattress steso In and re-makin. . R.ilem Haenat Cleaning sad Fluff Rug Works.! Phone CARPET AMD RUO WRAVIVG CARPET AND. RUG .WEAVING m. $4 F$l. Paoae bofor 9 S. CANDY SHOPS ACME CHOCOLATE SHOP "JUST Csndy." Strictly homemade. 121 8. Commercial - ELECTRICIANS 8A1EM. ELECTRIC CO MASONIC - ffs..afl ft ..W. an.wS7 h..i , - - BuSdiagJ ;Phono 1300; ELECTRIC -fFIXTURE AND SUPPLY V.. roona 1934 822 N. I4brty.. HALIK'S ELECTRIC SHOP ELEC - triel'maehine repairing, eootractinc. Sg7 Court. . Paana 418 . ARCHIE : FLEETER, ELECTRICIAN Houso wiring by hoar or contract. Estimates furnished. Phono 980, 414 Court 81 . , . . CHIMNEY SWEEPS CHIMNEY 8WEEPING FURNACE ninsniag. F. Councilman. , Phons 639 CHINESE PHYSICIAN DR. H. L. HUM CURES ANY KNOWN disoaaa. 158 High BL pbwas 283 CLEANERS AMD STBRS SPICK N SPAN CLEANERS AND dysrs. Phons 195, , DRUG ' STORES BREWER DRUG CO. 400 COURT Phwes 184- WMi ' NEIMEYEH JUST DRUGS." 17$ N. Comtnsreial. phons 187.' FTNANCIAX;- LOANS ON THE . EASY-, . FATMRNT. plan, eaa repay at any time without extrs ehsrge. 417. Oregon Bldg. iO-TEAB FARSt LOANS ' ON SURAL crsdrt plan, pre-paymon( pro visions al lowed. Ws will f Insne you for S lass rate of Interest than any firm oa the coast. , -,. i . . .. ' . Privats anoney to toaa a either eitV o oountry oropert.-' '. . - R.:w. Marste J I -"; ,411 Orexon unaingt.f ; ' f I A RION-POLK- COUNTY FARM LOAN ssaoctsttoa ha money to loan at 54 W. D 8mith, secretary-treses rsr. $01 ' Salens Bank of Commerce. riVOBZSTS OUT FLOWERS AND FLORAL PIECES Delivsryt CP. BrSithaupt, . florist. 12 North Liberty strset. Phono aO rTJRlfACES SEAGR0VB FOR FURNACES 19$ 12th street. rURSTTURB STORES DINING ROOM FURNITURE A LOT of good bargains in - tables, buffets, chairs. Mx O. Burea, 179 N. Com'l. - ... .... OIESB FURNITURE 'COV "QUALITY furniture for less money. 818 Court Phons 464.' . . . ' - , PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE NEW and aoeohd. hand- furaitura, , 171 w. CommsrciaL,' $ iC-l .--' u ' ' 4 Ladies! ; Wearing Apparel DRESSMAKING SPENCER CORSETS TO ORDER lmttsukisg. j,(warris iaor. - ascvon asck Bld$. . ... - -,v:- i-.- t HEMSTITCHING .1 SALEM ELITE HEMSTITCH! K. ptosting, buttons, stamping ana nseaie work. 820 Oregon Bldg. Phone 379 MR8. a E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING- stamping button. Room 10, over aiu ler' store. Pbons 117. ' j VMILf ERS" - GOOD ' GOODS HEM stitching and fancy work parlors: guar anteo good work and quick service. Di rect over MiIIpt's store. HOTELS CAPITAL HOTEL CORNER. STATE . , aad Commercial. Phono 830 ; ARLINGTON HOTEL XTLEAN, CQ3Y; ; 60 up. . 483 State, Jj.: : ; . LADIES TAILORING VV. J.' MAYER tADIES TAILORING: long costs, snd suit. Koeom 7, MoCor sack Bldg. Phone, 63r-. - - ... aJLUKPRTER 0 H: UALCM 'LAUNDRJ" -COMPANY.' 8I R. - UbsHy street,-- phono 25. ' Oldest Urges beet Eslebiisbed 1889. U. . n , f m. ... - .. ., v .-. CAPITAL CITY STEAM. LAUNDRY Quality -work., prompt - service. , : (204 Broadway. Phoa 1S,. - YALE. -HAND LAUNDRY. 194 H r- 12th' 8t.; now -operating "und-r - see imansgemeuU-'- We make a 'specialty o band work on v wool snd silk fabrics A li-o- family , washing. - rough.'- dry , 01 wH. . Cleanlnr .end prasfia. PSone 9 UZ BUSINESS ?. CARDS aBaBaamBaa"eaeiai n i a cgsancsi 1 1 i si i inn miKagBae .,, - TRAV8PO STATION . - PARKER'S PTAUE I INKS J. . W. Parker.- General' ManacMr - CehtraJ -Skate Termiftsi x Salem, Oregon f.x gALEf SH.VKHTOS DlVIKION Leve Sslem, Coutral Stag Terminal: Reaver Siltcrtoa.Jffw Stand: , "." snv; .! p. m- S'-gV m. . . V yaIeml94ependece.Urt mouth - 'ffsioas Loavee'.Sslem' Central, Klage Terminal s --.-. t s, a. a." m.. p. us. . .-,-...$;pv as. 1' rr U4e' Meoinouti Vomonth . lintel j . I i' .8;13 .a..m.i ' 1'p, PL. B:1S p, m. .1 tavs-IndcpearJenCfl. Besver Hotel. 8:30 S. M14 lO a at 1:15' p. as,' 4 p. g. :0. : .'. ..... ... ; We SBak eoa nect ions st Salem to all parts of the volley.- Eairo -tripe v , appointment. J. W. PARKER General Masagsz. BUSINESS CARDS SECOND HAND .GOODS SALEM BARGAIN IIOISB BUYS AND acils second-hand furniture. Tools and J- Juak. 320 N- Commercial. Phone 493. WANTKO-KVEBYTHING IN CLOTH mg aiut shoes. . . Best pneos paid.' Cap hal En hance. . 43 N. CouitusTsUl. j Phono 13o8-W '; . j TRANSFER HAULING v i . S ' CAPITAL ClTT TKANoFER CO. 22 : Kiaiv Hu Phoa 933. ,i Distributing. ; frwriing and storage our spoeialty. tot our -raio : - - , WE MOVE, STUIIS AXD Sill P HoUSh. hold iykmIs. .. Our speesslty is piaw ! and furnitur moving. Ws also make, eonntry trips..; 'wo bandlo the beat . eoal and wood. i -Call on ua for prteoa. ..Ws givs good measure, good quality snd good service. . Lartuer Trauafer Oa. bons 930. , SCAVBMOERS . 8ALEM 8CAVENOEKS GAKBAGE. ; refuse of all kinds removed. Cesspools cleaned. Phons 167 or 1595-W SOUS SCAVENGER SERVICE PUO esaoor to Nasi Scavenger) 4arbags and : rofuss of .all kinds rsmowd , by tht month. Reasonnble rales. Phones Offico 629; rssid -ace $058. STOVES AND STOVE REFAIRIMU 8TOVF8 REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 years' axperisnee. Depot National : fence, sises 30 to 28 - Inches high Paints, oils and varnishes, ste, ktgaa berry snd hep books. Salem fence snd Stevs Wurk 3.0 Court sireot. Phone 124, ....... - I , MSDICAX MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEUY Phona 517-W. MEN'S 8TORB ED. CHA STAIN CLOTHING CO. SUITS and overeoata. Uae my stairs i it saya- sua tste ut MACHINE SHOP THE. CROSS AUTOMATIC: ELECTRIC Steam boilers.- vnlcaaisers- and be plates. Psrry 0. Campbell. 311 N Libsrty. ? II, AND M.' CO. SPECIALTY . G RIND "era sod-welders. Automotive s-wiee. 40 Ferry. Phons 86. 1 MUSICAX.- BALEM; CONSERVATORY OF MU81C All branches tsught. diplomas granted. John - R. Sitsa, director. 1387 OourV Phone 020 1 ; RAG" AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING 1 3 lesson goaraoteed. Watermaa System. F. B. Clark. mgr'McCornack Bldg. , MACHINISTa WECHTER SMITH MACHINISTS. eag-ineors, welders, i Hsald cylinder grinding service. Pbons 562-845-Fer MTJSI0 STORES GEO. C. WILL PIANOS, PHONO ' graphs, sewing machinea. sheet music sad piano studies. Rspsiring phono graphs and acwiag msehines. ' 32 Stale. Salem. PIANO TUNERS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED - piano toner. Leave . orders Will's " Muaie.8toro . JACK CLEMENT SALEM'S OLD pisno tuner, is back. Call, writs or boobs 1774, the Song Shop, opposite ths Court alouas. w . . ; NURSERIES COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL fruits, ornamentals. Capital CityNaiv-, aery, Co. 428 Oregon Bldg. Phots 75, FAPERHANOINQ AND PAINTIN O ,- 1 PUONB OLESK. ADAMS FOR HOUSE deeorstioK, paper hanging, tinting, otev Reliable workman. ; ...T - ;.s, ' PRINTtJra ROWLAND PRINTING CO.' JOB printing, Mseonie Tsmpls. : ' J i PLUMBING PLUMBING REPAIRING AND tXIL work. Phons 1397-J. Shop, -1ST Unioa street. A. lu Godfrey. . f ' PIANOS TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOR A new Victor or Brunswick. U. U, atat Furniture Co Musis Dept. . ' SHERMAN. C AT CO PIANOS Ste-nways. Duo-Art and others. Moor Mosie House, 415 Court, Street and Maeeaie Temple. - ' , : VARIETY STORES SALEM VARIETY STORK CHINA ware, glassware, toy, notions, had mil: tipery. WATER SALEM WATER. LIGHT POUtB CO. f Office, 301 South Commercial BU Tea -per cent diaconat on domestio; -flat rates paid in advance, no usaueiions for absence or any cause uniss watsr is shut off your promises. , WOOD SAWING WOOD SAWING. PHONE 1131. ED Sproed. LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Camp 5.. Armory, First, third Mondays PROFESSIONAL AMBULANCE SERVICE S A.L E M AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 606;. 173 S. Liberty. CHIROPODISTS DR. 8. : P; ' SCOTT, GRADUATE NA tional University Sci-.nses. , Chicago. Masonic Temple. Phono 640. f CHIROPRACTORS s i ' DR. S. R. SMITH. CHICROPRACTOa. 832 Oregon Bldg. Phone -664, DR. LENA A. BOONE. CinROPRACTOB. 475 S. Commercial. Hours 10 to 12: 1 to 5. Phono 1415. ; ',: DRS. JiCOTT A SCOFIELD, P. ' C, -: Chirppra'tors. 414-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg. Phone 87; rea 828 R. , : ; , v DRUGLESS PHYSICIANS MAGNETIC " HEAJING DR. ' A. A Franta. Acute . and" chronic djaease. . Phone 78tf ? 2S.-28 Breyman Block., ,4 '. -! , OPTICIANS -i VOKRIS OPTICAL OO. QUITS $01. oregon ta swing. -- - ? . j GLASSES FITTED. BY TUB BOW OP, ticaf Co., 825 Stale street, " opposite Lsdd ' A Bush Bank. Ue Quality Proven- Shor-on. ' - - JJ ' NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS Ot. A.- SLACGHTKB AOIT8 ' ANt ehranie diaeassa. - 419 Oraurup Bids - Phone ,110. , , - . -:- OlTEpPATHIO - PHYSICIANS DRS. WHITE t AND. MARSUAU-300 V: Bi Bank- TJIdg." - DR." F08TET4 . 404 VJHEGON BLDU. . Pheues .7t- tr24 j: " j, " fj jv ;-. ; inn.: W hit MERCK R OSTEOPATHIC pbysirisa and. surgeon. , KirVsville eradaate 404.40.1 II. R. National Bank Bldg. . t'hoao.t oaico 019; res. 14. 4 DR. . JOHN U. LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC Physician aad ainrgsoa. 403-40 Ore gon Bldg. . Phones, office 1394; re. 58-ra. M i . . ' fe ' - ' ' " " -- PROFESSIONAl OSEOPATHIC PIIY8IC1AN8 BROKEN AUCHEb ' AND OTHER DE ' formities of the (e-t rorrertsd i without , loss .of time irons " your oorupstion. ; Drs. White A M.rahaU. U. 8. Bank .- Bid. ' . -. REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 9 t-ACRE LOGAN- ueiry j-ara near eaiem lor a noma '"Salem. W. A. i iston, 484 Court St. NEW FIVE-ROOM MODERN BUNG A ; low on .North Summer stn-et, $2500 ; I f jUO carb, 25 a month. . ' M. J. Hunt Ladd 8i Bush Bid. . . I, FOR SALE FIVE-ROOM. ! thre lots at '1720 8. HOUSE AND High street. ! Pries $2300; terms. Krueger Oregon Bldg. Phone 217 To Exchange Good home in Dallas sad $la00 cash for horns in Salem. A food home on paved street and car line, will take car and some cash: balance good terms. Fivs , rooom plattsred bouse, a snap to. . fisou. Thomason 331 4 Stats Street. , Small improved place eight miles from Salem for aals cheap and on , , easy terms. Small improved place for rtnt. A. C. BOHBNSTEDT f 407 Masonic Temple. Salem, Oregon ' , Trading Specialty Portland income and residence property in exchange for farms, orchards and lands in the Valley. oCmo and aee ua. we may oo you a service. The Fleming Realty Co. 341 Stats St. ANDERSON A RUPERT (Successors to Laflar A Laflir) . INSURANCE REAL ESTATR ' ' BONDS. LOANS ' 406-7 Oregon Bldg. Worth While A nice 0-room house in a-ood eonditton - well located. Price only $1700, $500 cash, balance assy payments. Co us for bsrgsins in house. Let tu writ : your insurance. iv- Mills & Copley . 331 Vi But St. ;; Wood's Bargains 11 acres mostly in orchard and berries, modern house good barn, stock and tools, $4500, half cash or will exchange for homo in Sslem. 43 seres about 7 : ' miles - oat, about 30 seres in orchard ' and berries, new 8-room honse, run aing water, good road; owner going away and . will sacrifice : at $200 per - acre. .Good six room house, with bear ing fruit trees, $1700. Want to buy ; modern house about $4000; also want a ctoao ta lot. ; - P. L. WOOD , "I . 341 State Street. FOR SALE 3 BOOM HOUSE. PAVED street. $1175; $240 cash, balance time Compton Real Estate ' ; 4G9 State St.- j ' 4 Good Buys- i- ; Ope-hslf aero tracts near city. Price $000 $50 dowa snd $10 per month. fllOO- btty a hew. 4 Voora houss ia "King; wood two lots, easy terms. ! Fine building site en - Fsirmoont II ill. 106x150 fee t, $2600. . J REAL. ESTATE AND FIRE : , INSRANCE : W. H. Gfabenhorst & Co. " i 275 Stats 8t, . FOR SALE OR , TRADE 320-ACRE grsia farm; 280 acres under plow. On main road. . 3 1-4 miles from railroad , Station; 10 room houss and other build ings; 15 heid hors-s, colts snd ivi; - 250 chickens; all farming tools. Price ; $10,000. Mortgage $3500; cash $4500 . , or trade for Salem - eity property or a . smalt place. Opportunity for those in terested in stock. Healthy climate. L. : A.-Ahem. Taber, Idaho. ' h 5-room new bungalow, modern convent $2800 ''n'aed in oli Torr 8raage. 7-room houss on Union street ia twn , apartments, modern conveniences, one side well furnished. $2700. 4-room. new bungalow. . very attractive, basement. J2950. . .Pettyjohn &?Mouser i 810 Oregon Bldg. ' j Tel. 534 PUBLIC NOTICES Notice Is hereby given that the Pacific Telephone aad Telegraph company,! a corporation, has erected on the shore of the 'Wil matte . river at a .point on' the t-ast aide near the foot or Cen ter, street, approximately 75; feel north oof the steel bridge,' Salem; Oregon, and also on the rwest s?de of said river, at a point ap-, proximately 75 feet, north of the west approach tor the steel bridge, two monuments, namery signboards' set on posts in plain view, and bearing the words, "Cable Crossing. The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Com pany," which said signs mark the landing places on the shoreB of the Willamette river, of a certain . sub-aqueous telephone and- telegraph , cable, approxi mately 1130 feet in length, which crosses said river in a general westerly 4irect'on from the sairj landing, on the cast side of said Willamette' river, and between the termini above described . Tola 2 notice f Is published for the . porpose , of f Informing , all navigators of ; the de8crIPtl,n ana purpose 'of the, monuments afore said, and of the general course, landings and termini .: of ; tne cabkh': aforesajdj.' C '...; THK PACIFIC TEIiEPRONK AND- TELEGRAPH COM PAN. .. By Carl Whltmore, -f Division Snperintendent of Plant. I.." WHEAT . : MINNEAPOLIS. Jan. 12. No. 1 northern. $ 1-.1 9 at 1.1 2 8 May, $1-204;. July, $1.174. Liverpool wheat, . to i d higher'; March, Da 1 9 d May. v Huenos Aires Wheat, Febru ary. $1.18 up, half; March. $1.19, up hlt. , . -, "I , x NEV YORK. Jan, 12.Evapo- rated apples . dull; - prunes, more inquiry; apricots, quiet but firm; peaches dull. - - - PUBLIC NOTICES EXECUTOR'S . FIRST NOTICE To - whom i it may concern: : i Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned, . Edgar lB. Perrine. has, by an order of the County Court for Marion, .County, State of Oregon, been this day op pointed the executor of the Last Will and Testament and estate, of Lucy A. Johnson, deceased. All persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verl ied, to the undersigned at Salem, Oregon, or to Carey F. Martin, attorney- tor said estate, at 413 Masonic Temple Bunding, Salem, Oregon, within six months of the date of this notice,-; f Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 15th day of December, 1922. EDGAR B. PERRINE. Executor of the Last Wfll aad , Testament and . Estate of Lucy A. Johnson,' deceased. Carey F. Martin, Attorney for , Estate. " - - ' - -r FIRST, NOTICE OF EXECUTRIX To whom Ii may concern: No tice is hereby given that theunder signed, Mildred White Schrunk, has.l by an order of. the County Court of Marion county, State of Oregon, duly made and entered of record this day, been appoint ed executrix of . the last Will . and Testament and estate of Fred H- wnite, deceased.., - all - persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified, to the under signed, at her residence,' Salem, Oregon, Route No. 5, or to Carey F. Martin, attorney for said es tate, 413 Masonic Temple Build ing,- Salem, Oregon, within -six months' of the date of this notice. Dated this 4th day of January, 1923. ' i ' -1 MILDRED .WHITE SCHRUNK, Executrix or the last Will and Testament of Fred H White, De ceased. Carey - F. Martin, -Attorney for Estate.. 1 Adcle Gaunrltiona New Phane of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 210 WHAT DIGKT-HAD DEUIDKD Mai. Grantlanrl had snrnne to nis reet at uiCKy's entrance, and a watchful waiter hastened to take a. chair from another table and place it at ours. Dicky seated himself in it, while I wondered whether his astonishlnr amiabil ity after his exhibition of the morning, meant: that he was realvl rerentart of his actions. or if this was simply an impish prelude ,to some whimsical re taliation, he had in store Tor me. I knew that I could expect either f torn him, and. I wag therefore on nettles . until I, should find out what he meant to do. . . . ; HavA vnn dined?" Mai. Grant landv asked, when tney , were again seated. ": iAftPr vl fashion, ves. thanks." Dicky answered; t then " he turned to the waiter hovering at his elbow. .-:':-' "Brine: me a Dot of coffee, an order of assorted cheeses and some crackers," he said, and as the waiter departed he leaned toward me with a dancing imp ish light: in his eyes. , "Well, old dear I he hegan So voti thought i you could f A booming voice from the door intorruDted nim; The manager of the hotel, a big, imposing 'figure, was holding up v his ..hand ( lor - -"The ticket agent, of the: rail road has jast informed-, me thai tbo railroad strike has been call ed off." he said. "He is autholr. Ized to sell "tickets . straight ttrough. with reservations as far a Washington.;- : ; An excited jmurmur rose irom all the Jtables. and one could see man arid women rising- In , all direct-orris and rushing toward the stairway. , Dicky's faco was a study.' He looked first at the manager, then at the hurrying -people, then , at Ma. Grantland and me, , "Well ! What do you know about that?" he demanded.- - u had only known this. I wouio have brought my traps , yalong with m?, and we could' nave gone North; after all." v - '-' a. Vave of 'ffisentiur astonisn' ent, swept over me. y So his iod-hurrior had been 'only mask-, after" all. for" his df-ter- raination toltbwart my departure for BIchmbnd. And now -he watr hit bv h! own netard!- I am afraid I exulted a bit in bis evident perturbation, j Dicky Doubts. But Mai. Grantland's voice wat quiet and reassuring. "How long will It take you to pick up your things?" hr- asked. "What?" 'j Dicky's :. tone was startled. "There Isn't a chance nh T mi noose fifteen minutes. My trunks are already packed and ready at the cottago. , - "I will fittend to the cneemns of your trunks," MaJ. Grantiano - . Ytlo varfi Ft ' f answered. iou pi"ui; . r" get 'them for a week or . two. But if Mrs. Graham has nntsn ed." he bowrd formally in my direction. "I can drive Jou to WINS HUSBAND Cedar Crest, and then back here in plenty of time for the train' Dicky sat irresolute for a mo ment, .y :-yj:;.- :M r - ..-. "But my reservation," he said. "There will be no trouble about that," Maj. Grantland returned. "I haDDened to know nf :tha development In advance, and se cured a drawing-room for Mrs. Graham.". D'Cky stared frankly. "I had forgotten that you were a wiz as far as inside railroad dope is - concerned," . he said. "Thanks awfully, old man.- . lI'11 just take you up on that offer. VNTiat are you going to , do, Madg?. Stay here till we' get lack?" . ' : .,. .- "Whv not let me go with vou?" I asked quietly. "I do not: need to change my gown here, I wilt g'mplyv put 1 a sweater . and my heavy coat over it, and take my suit with me, along with my bags.; Then while you are pack ing I can be changing, and we can come back either here, or H timy presses we could take the train at Aberdeen, could we not?" I turned to Maj. Grant- land. If the - trip will not be too much for you," the officer said doubtfully. "''. "' -- 'Don't worry about, any auto trio heine too much for Madge,' Dicky put in. "I never saw any body so hugs about; anything as she. is F about motoring. 'V If she ever learns to drive a big car 1 suppose she'll be ft to be tied, but I doubt whether she'll ever get it through her. noddle." v - ' - They -Make a Start, 'She ""may surprise you Bome day," Maj. Grantland: commented quietly, and with a grim little smile I ; made myself a promise that some day when . Dicky least expected it I would surprise h'm by driving his big car off, be ore his . eyes. The long lesson t had t taken from Maj. Grant land In - the aftarnoon had ban ished all fear t-f a big car, "I'll just go up and help you down with" your things, then Madge,"' Dicky- said, and Maj. Grantland rose and looked at his watch. j ."-:'J-. 'o","5:'" 'iMt iisva thn car readv In less than five, minutes," he said "And- while we have plenty ot Ume, . yet we must always count on possible delays, in motoring vou know." ''a- - His tone and words ; speliea haste, 'and -1 promptly rose and started for the stairway, Dieny trailing atter 'me.-' (To Be Continued) PBOFIT-TB SETS WHEAT BACK Dry Weather in Middle West and . lexas brsen Bugs . of No, Avail - CHICAGO, Jan. 12. Despite increasing complaints of dry weather in Oklahoma, Kansas and Nebraska - and notwithstand ing -the green bugs were, reported in Texas, wheat underwent a set back In price today largely as a result of profit-taking sales. The close was unsettled, , to lc net lower, with May S1T9 to 11.19 and July $1.12 to $1.12. Corn lost at to cent, and oats to ta 1 cent Provisions finished '- unchanged "to 20 cents lower. , :- - With no indications of any im portant export business, going on and with chances apparently wan ing that the invasion of Germany by France would lead to serious farther . military developments. holders of wheat showed a decid ed tendency ta get rid of owner ship risks, as to May wheat in particular.' The disposition be came evident at the outset and frequently ' thereafter, but was most, pronounced in the last half hour of trading' when Np. 2 hard wheat-was reported as being ob tainable at the eastern seaboard 4 cents under the cost of May wheat in storage here. . July . and September displayed relative: strength as compared with .May and at one time advanc ed slightly above yesterday's final quotations. .The advance was due to commission house buying of nearly 1,000,000 bushels of July. rhlg purchasing was generally as sumed to be for ghorts and to be paused by adverse crop conditions west and southwest. . The effect. however, was more than offset later, by " the heavy liquidating sales of May and by some talk of Je ay Jd rural, ccedits legislation. Corp-and oats gave way with wheat. ' Cash demand . fox corn was said to be poor. Weakening of hog values eased he provision market. SUSCK LLIN KOl'M PORTLAND. Jan 12. Butter: Prints extras, 4 8c;' cube extras, 4 6c;l; prime - firsts, ,43c. Butter- fat, Portland delivery: No. 1 sour cream. 49c. ' Potatoca, -, buy.-ej . price locals. 50 at 75c selling 'price, 60 at $1. - Laura Uza, what fo you buy dat odder box of shoe blackiu'T . . ' Liza Go on. niggah; dat ain't shoe : blarkin'; dat's ma massage cream. The Wallop, POOUIS'SEffi STOCKl 1.11 Huge - Sums . Available for Loaning Purposes Respon- sible for Gain NEW YORK. Jan. 12. Pool operations in special stocks in duced by -the huge sums of money available for loaning purposes at lower rates again furnished the basis for mort of the gains In to day's stock market Except for so fneJ scattered buying in the mo tor, rubber and oil groups, " the standard .shares generally moved irregularly within narrow limits. The apparently peaceful effect of the French Invasion of the Ruhr served to lessen the re straint to which the market has been subjected t rince the failure of the recent premier's confer ence to. reach a reparations agree ment, the day's sales running over a million shares for the first time tblsweek. Public interest in the market has increased, but the vol ume ot this outside trading is still a relatively negligiblejactor. Call money opened at't per cent but softened later to. 3. which rate was "maintained untH the close. .Most 'of the 43 and 90-day; timo ; loans are made on a 4 i per cent bass, with tho longer maturities .commanding 4. " Demand sterling got as high, as 4.67,. or within 1 cents of the recent high level, but eased off later, to 4.67 5-.16. French franca "again .rose above the 700 cent mark. -Other rates were ir regular. KLAfi TERROR REIGN IS DESCRIBED . (Continued from page 1) on a march to the village of Stampley early last summer and the testimony of Joseph Daven port, Mer Rouge merchant were high lights of. the day's proceed ings.'.;, ,.'. ' ! . McKoln Present Dade said he wore a black mask on a trip to Investigate a report that a ; negro was operating a gambling, house there where both white men and negroes gambled. Dade said. Dr. McKoln also was a member of the raiding party. McKoin, Dade said, was garbed in white. ; 4 - ' It was on this march that the party met Watt Daniel and.W. C. Andrew, and Harry Neelis, who testified yesterday as being "held up" .by the Klan band. ?Wtiy 'not revise 1 the almanac and make the shortest day of the year the one in January when the year's bills come In? - -4 r; SALEU UAIUZTS 4 rnees quoted sre waoiesaio aad price received by farmers. N retd. price are givea except aa noted, .jz . Kb, 1 wheat $1.10 - . . No 8 wheat $1.08." Ko. Rd wheat, sacked. $1.07. Cheet hay. $20. ... . , . , . Oat hay $2023. Clover hay, baled, $21fi?23. -; EGOS, BUTTER AKD RUTTXSPAT Kegs, wholesale, 31c. . Creamery butter 9jft50c. Bntterfat, delivered, 48c - Kilk. $2.44 ewt. POUXTRT " Old roostei s $. Rroilers 15. - ' Haas, light, l$o. ' Usns, heavy, inn. - PORR, MUTTOIT AJTD BEEP Hogs, top. 8c i.ire bogs. Pe. - .. ' Droaeed hogs. 12Ql2A. , Top seal. -dreesed. 1111 Vac . Top ateers 11012. - . Oow. 79e. ' . FRUITS ... Bananas llo. Lemons $1 010.0. ' ' . - Navel orangea $8.5004.75. California grapeftuit. 84.7503.00 Plorida grapefruit. $7(2$. . Empire grapes 10s Ik. t ' Cranberries $3 box. Date. $fl.75. ; 5 J Jap oranges $2 bnnflls. ' t '' - - --- HUTS - ---- "' Wslnut tOs Ih. Piiherts 80s lb. -Almonds 2 Be. . : BrasU l$s lb. I Portland Burins: Vrlca s ; ; $ BOOS. POULTRY ABO MEATS. . BUTTERPAT STEADV Ko. 1 churning cream, 52 M 53c f. e. b. Portland; undergrade. 50fr 51 e. - EGOS UNSETTLED Current reeeipts 82fi$34e; whits ben aeries. 3ft38t delivered; pullets. 821? 33c; storsgs 823."e. . LIVE POULTRY XOM IX AL (Less commigaion) Heavy hen. 22n lb.; do light, 13e; springs, 172I8c; oil roosters, 10c; ducks, white Pekin, yonnc, t02Or; dressed ducks. 20 (ft 2 Ic; tnr keys. lie. 1 dressed, 8638e; Ko. 2, 2 5 2 So; do live, nominal; geese, lilSc; do dressed, 19fS21e. - DREKSED MEATS STEADY (Lees commiKsion) Cboies light hogs, t313; undergrsds, 1012e; top grades veal, 12ft 'rfVe; nadergrades, t(j lie. w . . HAY STEADY " (Delivered Portland) Valley timmht $21 ton: Eastern Oregon timothy. $21; a'.falfa, $21 ten; clover, $21 ton; straiv, $9 loo, srrsin hsy. $22 toa. GRAIN WEAK, LOWER Bid prices track Portland in ear lots! Wheat options. 81-14 J 1.25 ; Bairl blueatem, $1.44 ; oata. nominal; Kaatern yellow. corn, $3.S032; barley, nominal; miltrua, nominal. FRUIT FRUIT STEADY Apples, Soc($$1.50 (anrordins to var iety and pack); pears 0!W7So box. VEO ET ABLE 3 : VEGETABLES HTKAIT Ore rr ootatoea. 60fi"eofe ewt.: Oreeon cahbaa-e. Bomrnal; parsnip. l . a ; carrots. $1 sae.k: oomhis. 81.73&S- et. ; caalif lower, $1.50rl,75 dozen. woo ' WOOL BlXW - .---TIalf bteo4 Slid flnV 85(40e: three- eighth blood. 8235e; quart-r Mood. 30 6C32c: low quarter aad braid, 3 1 a 2 s ; malted or dotted, wool. S 2 (f 2 , tKOTE KaaMrn Orann. Weaahinsfcoo and Idaho raneh- eltpe brinx 3 to 8 cent less thsa ally wool.) - . HOPS U.U1ET rTOPS 1B21 crop, nominal; aw crop. 48e la. : . VEOETABXXa Cautitlowor '$3.1 - . ? " . Itluce. Imperial a Viler, $5.23. Head lettn-e. 4.Z0. Tiratatoes $3.00. . - , X.