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: I. 1' TIIE OREGON STATESMAN,- SALEM, OIlEGON .-J TUESDAY MORNING. JANPAItnS. 1023 f I 3 u 3r n -i1 . r. 4 - 4- V ? r Op Ott&n Clsltszisa CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS : --,- -- - - Rata Mf Mrai Per laiTtloa ... Three lasertioas ., , ..,- 6 flu Hk I tlx insertions) One month t 0a Si monies eonirsoi. per bo. u .i It Mats enr-ses. per me. - o Minimum !! nay ndenrtisemeat 25e ; I wniiwicrl Union FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY i iff. H. Rnrrhardt. Jr. f Resident Agent 171 Stats St. MONEY TO LOAN On Real Estate ' T. K. FORD : (Over Ladd A Bush Ban I NEW TODAY rorft HOUSEKEEPING BOOMS ."TO rent, psrtlv furnished; 580 N. Liberty Joans 4 17 M. GOOD BAUD WIN APPLES 3 BOXES nr. morr. 50e pr box. Par abort time - only. Call HSr22. - BCXKISO BOARD LINOLEUMAST Mas U. JJurea, i j. t- i 1UQHE8T PRICE PAID IN CASH FOR a u -a piano, wast jo ajnun ' Plana Store. S95 South 12th St. , phono 139 or 1777J. or vrrn npraRVl VlVrt IV FtMI lie's by experienced lady. Give phoae " number.- E-100, Statesman. ;. SAUL JANZ EXPERT RBPATRMAN ON all aaakoa of talkiaff aiarhlara. band a.mntf inMniUMlltl. OalL WritA Of alraaa 083. Vioor'a, Muie Hoaaa. 4U --. Coart Sti 8aisfactioa (aaFanteed. .! Bt'SlNKSS FOR SALE AUTO 8HOP and tniKr- Sea oar aranta. Beka A f ; Maodricka. .205 U. ; S. Bank bldg. i XiTCHEN "AND -; BEDROOM - WALLPA- v Mr 1 mti and op. Max O. Barao. t 179. N. Com'L - .virrvr Wrtl.v'" H1I.I.: Tftt RWT 5.t ,, reota. Backt Mendricka. 20 . Baak Bldg. SIX-fcOOM BUNGALOW" FOB SALE - MJiOO: term; inmMiiiw poaaaaawa. BBCblE HENDRICKS tOS U. S. Bank.Bldy. ' POR SALE TEN TOUNG COTS WOLD liMliin. Alaa want aood ' aaankr ban, weickt . 1300. Pbona " 4TPI4. ' ' 1 ' " -' . ' WANTED TO . BENT 4 OR 5 R0OM . konralow ' or rettaca. f uraiabed. witk ftraga.. Dr Brooka. Phono 1500. ' LEATHER TRAVEIJNG GOODS AI.I . rcdvewd. Mas O. Barca. 17 N. Com'L i r 1 WANTED CONTRACT TO CUT 100 TO SOO tarda 16-inea old arowtb fir. H. : L. Bhaaar. T0 Hjcka St. SHrertoa. Or 8KB US TODAY ABOUT YOUR AUTO iaaraae. Wa wnta an iiaea ai low . . at. SUBdl9 Folay. Aft. ,Bacb Bank, Bt4g, fhona 847. KALSOMINK lOo POUND Max O. . Buraa. T ft. Joa - : - L RJfALL. PARM. 1 ACRES. FAIR keae and bam: 4, priea all aqBippad 450O; one-quart ar naila from railroad tatioa; riTerbattom tanay loam aau T XJUOO will kaadla it. A aaat aev hoaaa at f Wa rooms on pavrd atraet, aao block to ear; modern except basemeai. Prtco 92do. aovu oown; baianea ttaraeati. See J. A. M ilia. ..CODCH COVEBS AND TABUS RUS- - a ra. Max O. Bnraa. 17 K Com x. - -1 XCtTEt ATOB3 POR SALK V .1 Sara Hatch. Qaui . 10 ;t lM TmilT 120-.. 10 All Ion oVinmUt rnhftThafi OBEU0N GRAIN CO.. Aamivilla. Ore IU0A TO I CAN ON FIRST CLASS SE- . o rtt y. ' H. 3linger. 871 Stato Phonn..9.. ;........ J i. FOR REST- FURNISHED menu 486 North Liberty. . APARv WASTED a JANITOR FOR LIGHT .work in hoteL CaU between 12 and 1 at 475 N. Summer. . - V- ; TAPE3TRY FURNITURE COVERING -Mas. P. Baron. 179 X. Cta'l t MODERN JTVE ROOM HOUSE POR ; rtflt. farnished. Beo Mr. Stiff nt H. L. Bi ii e-araitara oaw vw -FOB SALE ONE MAXWELL- TOUR - . iaar car. in good condition: cheap. State School of Aalomotrvo Eaxinoering. 173 a. V- Liberty. - r '." :-" - ' LINOIEUM TU. FEET, WIDE IT'S A - new aad mea .convenient width. Max t .-' O. Bnren. 179 N. Oorn'r. : - ,i r I 'i i I 1 .WANTED WX HAVE A CASH BUYER ' V Cam m. hAemai B 4a . a Wall VnahW Mm , rvt ,ar pwnax, m BrW r aiaeraneaw f nam w v 81500, - What have yon f it knew today' pleaso. . Chiton BechteL . &4tt State bt. -t fv.. ? ,"v-j-. . SNAP ' TURK! SHED APARTMENT i - hoaaa; a part man ta ; 18 room a. wall located: large krt, garare for 4 eari - p- paying proposition. ; Price 87000; terms far 4 quirk Iral. See my ageab ChUda Bechtel, 540 Stale atreet. LOST AUSTRALIAN FOX SCARP, proiet brown, Jan. 8, on Pacific High way near MiddleGrove eehjool. Return -. t Statesman, clfice or iU. 9 Br 92. . Salem, i-.v-.--t -. ., . :.. - I WANT ALL MY FBIENDS TO KNOW that I write insaraaca of all kinds and aril real aatate. Ben. Weat. 870n . tate Stj , & -. . ... I.. -... TKU. ALt YOUR FRIENDS THAT 1 . writs (ire and automobile insurance as 4 wvli an aell real estate. 6ee B a Wast . about, year wanu. 870V State.' "'..'3 For -Sale n " . ; Lota in Kalota Hi-fctB oar car tine G0x200 : .sb, aianh. a. a t . . . : Compton Real Estate v ' . : ' -v- ' ; 449 State' St. " . - " K I ! " FORD ' FOR- LOT HAVE 1921 TTORi w touring with atarter. etc. Good mo 1 Chaaioal shape. Will trade lor suitable Jot. 204 U. S. Bank Bldg. Phono 161 ., eunag day. r "' ' s 1 :Z m Best Buys Z i 4eroa. ill cultivated. 2 1-4 bearina lo. , fans, hearing family orchard. 7-rom noaao, coop, wood shed, on good rosd - aad elertria licht liaa- nwwt a;l. in Hollywood., $4Ji0, kalf eaah. balance terma. - acrea, SVfc cnltivated. 3 1-3 timber: room, boaso.. rip Balom , Uehrhta. Prlc 93800 cash .. - , ' , - ' 2ft acres, ail motivated, fina (nadera hn- s provemeata.. bearing family orchard, all ' atock and MDiniuaL vull .! i or acreage not- over 84OO0. price nwv, ositat rasy terms. aaoaem.- ooarmng aad rooming 1 " J ood town. 'Prtfa 83000 -f i4uwj cam. nalanea l.yoar.at 6; " ? Socolofsky . 1 State Sl. . ; ' ... EMPLOYMENT M1T4 s WANTED WOOD' CHOPPERS. IS ' . uuira 328 Oregon Bldg. . ; , WlSTjJlMIV U lTM 'riD T.1 DVt T ' ...... a. x s : r,?;?i'ta wf low prtrrd T1RK8 and - rLBKS. 8101V nr week and eapensca. V Jtterlingwarth Tira Co, 3699 Bterliag. ; I - w MALE OX FEMALB r. ' : - WANTED . MEN AND i WOMEN TCH j hu term paper subscriptions. A gnmt , "vpeiina so iaerignt pee pie. ! " p'f'" Homestsad, otatesmaa "'tt oaiem. ura. . . Read the Classified Ads. I PERSONAL GET MARRIED BEST MATRIMONIAL ; paper puelished. i Free for (tamp. UorrMwsdtnt. Toledo. Ohio. FOR I i SALE TiBiinm IF TOO WANT TO GET THE BEST (arm paper. send 15a ia the Feci fie Homestead. BaJaanj Uregea. tar 'a three months' trial subscription. Mention , thl. ad. -1 t I . PIANOS CSED CHICKERIKO GRAND, IN GOOD . ehape. Will give I some terms. H L. Stiff Fnmitnre Co. , ' rOR 8ALE-4-OOOOi USED MAHOGANY i, piana Mt as la I aell. Price 800. terms, n. L. SUTI rumitnr Uo Me- - dnpartment H ; ... PIANO SACRIP1CE4 WILU SACRIFICE a fine high grada Ipiaao now im atoraga la Salam Torma aa low ae S10 monthly to rauabla partiea. For informauoa wrii to Cline Muaie Co. 701 Waahlag ton 6u Portland. .. POVX.TXT POULTRTMEN BEND EIGHT-TWO- eant taaja for apodal tkroo moatha' trial foT th boat and oldest Jonrnal la the weal. The artielea and adrortiaa maata ara 'of apaelal iateraat to the pool try 'brooder of the - Northweat. Kortawaat ronitry joornai, all ub--mereial atraet. Salam. Oregan. WOOD 1S-1NCH OLD FIR FOB SALE. PHONE 77P3. . f t i" " - Best Gradef Mill Wood Tur ft. and Iff -inch dry mill wood. l "onr ft. grac mill wood,, Prompt delivery and reeeeaable prieea. Fred E. Walla, , SOS. S. Church. Phono 154a. r-. ; j ; - , FOR SALE KXSCEt&AJTEOTS FOR SALE GEARHART TRIPLE knitting machine. 854fl lUiel Ave. FOR SAI-E CHOICE VETCH AND OAT nay. roater Raaea. Kaat O atreet. . RABBITS FOR SALE THOROUGH- bred Near Zealand Beds. , Pohne 2039W FOB SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS. 10 eeata a bnndio. Cireulatioa depnrtmaat, "OrrgosT 8 ta teaman. . . . - - ASK FOR - OR ! ESPRIT D'AMOITB Hygianio Toilet Baqaieltea. at the Hewer la - the Bottle Pert am a Shop. 115 N, Liberty, i " r . :. - ; u Beautiful Oregon Rose ad aleren other pragon gonga. togathar wjia una ooiieettoB or patrtotie aonga. nerod aonga a ad many 'old-time favor ttoa .-. I I i - , . - " i - .ALL FOB 354 : 'fSDOeial nrieva ia aaantitv lata) Eapoeially adapt a M for aehooL oommaa- ity or homo aiagiag. Sand for - Western j Songster - . TO pagoa. enw in ita third adit ion. aHiiahad by OREGON TEACH ICRS MONTHLT ' ; 11 h It fhraamamat , Rata.. .Are FOR RENT - APAXTatXhTTS APARTMENT FOR ! REST, 891 NORTH i Commercial.-- ; f . V-' rt'"s I". V FOR RENT 4 ROOM FURNISHED apartment eioeo in, private beta,, gar don spot. Phono 239.; 80S Ofr-gon Uidg. GARAOX. FOR BENT OARAGE. ONS BLOCK from eapitol.- Phone 1589. V i FIATS FOR RENT FURNISHED FLAT .VT 444 Va Ferry ttreet. 950 a. meat.. Phono 88.- or apply at Slateamaa Wi ea offico. i i f - .ii i.. HOUSES FURNISHED BUNGALOW, f 35. -CALL To9 norin Ciommorvtai. FOB RENT 8-ROOM HOUSE; THREE- . room apartment tvs room apartment; room and garage. Gertrada J. M. Page. V493 N. Cottage. ;. i ' I atoohia FOR RENT BUEPJNG ROOM IN modern home, i eentlemen preierred. Phono 1918-M. I -, FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM. Mod era. Mii Henry RoWa, 580 North 12Ui atreet.. . , ' i ,: ONE GOOD SLEEPING ROOM AND A two-room apartment in modern home. nehnU block from the . jitney. Jina House - number, t 2881' Hesol Ava. Phone 1939-W. I MT8CELLAJTBOU8 WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS, ETC, Phone ftii. WANTED TO RENT DESIRE TO RENT iacabatora for hatching season. Phono riu . -..i . , . - ; WANTED TO BUY! HOUSEHOLD FUR niture, I tools. ; miacollaaeona artielea Phone 1448. j . , ' - . ' . - WANTED FURNITURE. TOOLS. MA- ehinory. atock. ate. Wal bwy for cash or aeil on oommission. '. Phone 611. Woodry. the auctioneer. WANTED EVERYTHING IK HARD' war and fnraitura. Bat prieea paid 1UI VAPITAU ntKDWUU.- ' A PURNITURB OCL S8ft N. Oommercial St. - - Phone. 94T. P BUSINESS t CARDS ; ; AUCTIONEER , AUCTIONEER OF FARM AND 'PER eoaal property. O. Sattarlao, 180 N Commercial St.. room 31. ever People's Cask Store. Reaideae paona 131 1-J. .Office phaae 4.30.- - , . r .-, - ' AUCTIONEER F. Hz WOODRT. THF livestock, i am ita ra, real estate aae ' tioaeer. Phono 511 tor aala datee Rea. 1810 N. 8ummr. t COL. J. B. GABLE AUCTIONEER farm and eity aala.. 'i 180 8. High Phoae 1448. , i ' T - - ACETYIXNB WELD ING IRON STEEL. BRA 89. ALUMINUM Bring tke pieces. Osa-Gaa Heating On. 837 Court. - .;):' ; - ACCOUITTANTS AND AUDITOXS HUGH R. ROBERTSON CO. MEM b-r Amencaa laktitate of Accoaataots " Aeenontsats. Aaditors. Income Tex Ber vlds. 'Portland. Ora. aad Mlaaeapolis Minn. Addroast 151T Toon Bid. pMPtland.- Ore l . l f j Auto 1 Directory V;'-- X-t i 'AUTO ton "- Irrrn vmxi' . r...i. to n-drrj prwes r4asoasble Aa'T.ritTeed. 171 8. High AlfTOatOaiLBS r vf GOOD fT'SKD" CARS GINGRICH , MO to Ot 811 Court--i ; ' AUTOhfOBILB PAtNTlNO AUTO f OWNERS ; " LOOKl ' TIME TO have that ear repainted. Coma ta and look over onr work. On account of the - success ef onr-Ford Special Job. it will be ronllnaed. , Reliance Au'o Painting Co.. 31 Stelo, cor. Frvnt St-, secoaa floo Phoae 987. , Auto Directorv BATTEXT AJTD XajECTRlCTAM J R. D. BARTON atXIDX BATTERIES, tartar ana generator worn. 1T1 a -; Commoroial. AUTO ELECTRICIAN: EXPERT TROU. tie abooting. 21S N. High. Phono 20. PRE8TO-UTB BATTERY SERVICE . . Station. - Expert battery and eleetrieal work. Farria Broa. Pheaa 1803. 41 BICYCLES AJTD KXFAIK1KO LLOYD E. RAM 3D EN DAYTON BIOT ' elea and repairing. S87 Court. HARRY W. SCOTT, 'Th Cyela Man Harley-Davidsoa and Bicyclea 147 8. Ommertiai. Phono 88 ( CAB WASHING WHiTNBK EMxfOKS CARS WASH- od and poliahed. Oleaoa a Anto Ux change.' Phono 6. , . . i.- - j RADIATOR rZJTDE RZPAIBS RADIATORS FENDERS. BODIES. made or repaired. J. C. Beir. S4t STORAOB STORAGE, " $3.50 MONTHLT. DEAD torage 9S.00 monthly.. Ferry 8U Gar age, o rarry. TIRES. AND ACCESSORIES TIRES, ACCESSORIES, ALEMITE 8ER ieo. otla. - greaaee , of qaality." right prieea lompkina Ueine, 219 N Oommercial USED PASTS 1-9 to 1-8 OFF. MIKE'S A a to wrecking Hoaae. 434 North Com moreiat. Phono 528. ':- . v , UBXD CARS USED CARS BOUGHT or told ' on - commuaion torago. Oleaon'i Anto Exchange. - BUSINESS CARDS CARPET AND FLUFF RUGS NOTICE. TO THE PUBLIC WE NOW weave flair ruga made ant of old car peta. any length or width yea deaire. wo also re-fit. re-aew and etsa carpet a. Feather ra nova ting and mattreaa atoano lng and remaking. Balom Carpet Cleaning and Flufi Rag Work. Phone 1154 , . - ; - . CARPET AND BUG WEAVING OlBPET AND RUG, WEAVING Poena bofaro 9 a. aa.. 84 F81. CANDY SHOPS ACMR CHOCOLATE SHOP "JUST Caady." Strictly boaemida. 131 & OommerciaL EXJBCTBICIAjrS 8AIEM XLEOTBI0 CO MASONIC Building. Phono 1300. ELRCTRIO. FIXTURE AND SUPPLY Co. Phono 1984. 333 N. Ubcrty. HALIK'8 ELECTRIC SHOP ELKO trioat machine repairing, eemtrueung. 837 Court. Phjoe 488. ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN Honse wiring by hour or ceatraet. Estimates furnished. . Phone 980. 414 ; .' Ooort St. - . , CHIACNXY 8WX3BP8 CHIMNEY SWEEPING FUBNACE eioanmg. r. oonaeiimaa. , Pbona 889. CHINE SB PHYSICIAN DR. H. U HUM CTJRE8 ANY KNOWN diseaso. 168 High St.; phoae 388. . CLEANERS AND DYERS SPICK N' SPAN CLEANERS ; AND . . dyor. Pbona 195. DRUG STORES BREWER DRUG CO. 405 COURT x-nwna ioa-. .; , W; NIIMXYER "JUST DRUOS." l7SN.Onmmoreial.phon 187..' nVANOXAX. LOANS ON THE EAST PAYMENT plan, eaa repay .at any time without extra charge. 417 Oregon Bldg. 30-YEAB FARM LOANS ON RURAL - credit plan, pre-payment provialoaa al , nets. Wo will iiaaaee yen for a lass rate of latereat than any firm a the . eoasi. : i . Private money to loan either eltj . a eoantry property. , t. R. W. Marsters , 4X1 Oregon Building. . MARION-POLK COUNTY FARM LOAN , aeaonatmaj has money to loan sl IH W. D Smith, aecrrtary-treasurer, so Balem Bank pi Commerce. FLORISTS OUT FLOWERS AND FIXRAL PIECES. . Delivery. C. F. Breitltaupt, florist. 128 . North Liberty etroe. ; Phono 8o rURNACEa 4 SEAGROVX FOB FURN ACX8 1 99 S ':' 12th street. . r . i FURNITURE STORES GIE8B FURN ITU RB CO. QUALITY . furnitnr for lea money. 978 Court Phone 464. i i, . " PEOPLE'S FURNITURE STORE NEW nnd - aecond hand furniture. 371 N. ... Commercial. - ,, ,r .,. r . , . -.-j.. . Ladles' Weann Aooarel D8X88MAXXNG SPENCER ' CORSETS TO ORDER Dressmaking. . Uarria Fisher. McCor ' week Bid. , HEMSTITCH ING SALE M e ELITE HEMSTITCHING.' pleating, buttons, stamping and needle work. , 320 Oregon Bldg. . Phoae 879 MRS. C. E. MILLER HEMSTITCHING. , stamping buttons. Room 10. over Mil lor'a etor. Phon 117. i ? i MIUER3" GOOD GOODS - HEM atitchina) and fancy work parlors: guar anteo-good work and ajuick service. Di ; ret over MiU-r's store. , , HOTELS CAPITAL HOTEL CORNER, BTATfc nnd Commercial, rhona 830 ARLINGTON HOTEL CLEAN, COST. 60e up. 463 Stats. . . . k - LADIES TATXOXINO WV MAYER LADIES' TAILORING: toag coats, aad. sait. Rooom 1. McCor 1 Back Bldg. Phoae 692. ' . . LAUNDRIXa HALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 81 8 T-ioerty stree. rmona 3. oiduat ' EatabUaned 189. OAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY Quality work, prompt service.. 1364 Broadway. Phon 16S i TALE HAND LAUNDRY. 186-194 8. 12th St, now operating nndcr .new . managemant. i We make 4 specialty of band , work on wool sad silk fabrics. Also family waahiag. rough, dry or wet. . Cleaning and pressing. - rhone 8. SKOOND HAND GOODS ' SALEM BARGAIN itOUSE BUYS AND .- aeils ascend hand furaitora, Tools aad iuak. 320 N. Commercial. Phono 493. WANTED EVERYTHING - IN CLOTH lag nnd ah oca. Boss pneea paid. Cap ital Exchange. 843 M. CommereieJ. Pbona 18U8-W . 4 Read the Classified Ads. feLaW BUSINESS CARDS transpobtatiox PARKER'S STAGE 'I JNE8 3. W. Parker. Geaeral Manager Central Stage Terminal 8a lea, Oregon Laevea Salam, Central 8 tags T ar miaai l 7 a. m- 11 a, m- 5 p. m Leaves Bilverten. Newt Stand: 8 n. m 1 o. m 6 n. m. Balenvlndopondeaeo-Monmottth Div'tloa: Leaves Salem Central Stags Terminal: - 7 a. m, 9 a. m. , 11 a. a, 9 p. m 8 o. m. Loavca Moamaoth, Monmouth Hotel: ' 8:15 a. m, l p. m 8:15 p. m. Leavoa Independence, Beaver HoteL 3:80 a. m, 10 a mM 1:15 p. m. 4 p. m 8:88. . We make eoanectloaa at Balom to all ; porta of tho volley. Extra tripe bj 'appointment. !' J. W. PARKER. General Manager TRANSFER HAULING CAPITAL CITY TRANSFER CO- 228 . State St. Phoae 938. Diatriboting. - forwarding nnd atorage our .apeeialsy, el oar rntra i WB MOVE. STOKE AND SHIP H0U88- hold goods. Onr peeiwtty is plana ' and furniture moving. We alee) snake eoantry trips. Wa handle the beat coal and wood. Call on na for priot Wa give. -good measure, goad quality aad good service. Lrmer Transfer On. rhona 930. SCAVENGERS SALEM SCAVENGERS GARBAGE, refuse of all kinds removed. Cesspool cleaned. Phono 167 or 1595-W. SOOS SCAVENGER SERVICE fSl'C eeeoor to heal Scavenger) Uarbags d refuse f nil kinds removed by t month. - - Reasonable ratee. , Phone' Office 529. residence 3058. STOVES AMD STOVB BXPAZRIHO STOVES REBUILT AND REPAIRED 40 years' axparienca. Depot Nation' i fence, sites 38 to 29 inche high. Paints, olla aad varnishes, etc, logaw i berry and nop hooka. . Salem fence nnd 8tova Worn. 3i0 Court street. Phone ' 134. . , i KEDI0AZ , MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY Pboaa 517-VP. - - I hCEhT'8 STORB ED. CHA8TAIN CLOTHING CO. SUITS aad evereoata.' Uee ay ataira: It P7 : 805 But St.. ' MACHINB SHOP THE CROSS AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC Steam boilers. Tnlcantsers- aad ' sane platee. - Perry O. Campbell. 817 N. Liberty. H- AND M.- CO. SPECIALTY GRIND- ers and welder. Automotive service. 490 Ferry. Phono 804. , XUSXOAfr SALEM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC An branches -taught, diplomas greeted. John R. .Sitae. Phone 028- a tree tor. 1287 Oonrt- RAG AND JAZZ PIANO PLAYING 13 lee sons, guaranteed. Watarms Srstem. F. B. Clark, mgr., McCornack Bldg. . ' ICACHINISTa) WECHTER SMITH MACHIN1OT8, . aagiaeera. . welders, Hosld eylindar ' grinding service. Phono 563-846 For- - ry. , ,. . . hrusxo STORES GEO. C. WILL PIANOS. PHONO- graph, eewing maohines. aheet muaie, and piano studies. . Repairing phono j grnphs nnd sewing . machinea.. .483 ' State, Balom. PIANO TUNERS EDWARD WELP EXPERIENCED iano tnner. Leave aiders Will's Casi Banr ' - : . JACK CLEMENT SALEM'S OIJ) . plan1 tuner. Is back. - Call, writ or phono 1774, tho Song Shop, opposite ths Court House. HTTRSERTES t i- ' . FILBERT TREES. WALNUT TREES, fruit treee of all kinds, shade tre. Pearcy Bros 237 State St, COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL fruits, ornamental. Capital City Nor- Co -426 Oregon Bldg. Phon .75. PAPERHANGINO AMD TAnfTZMO PHONE GLENN ADAM8 FOR HOU8E decorating, paper hanging, tinting, ate. Reliable workman. - - PRZHTTsTa ROWLAND PRINTING CO. printing. Maeonlo Temple, t JOB FLUXBINO PLUMBING REPAIRING AND COri. work. : Phoa 1897-J. Shop, , 137 Uaioa street. A L. Godfrey. . ; PIANOS TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOB - A new Victor or Brunswick. . H. L 8tiff Furniture 0o Musie Dept. . SHERMAN. C AT C0J ' PIANOS fOaiawaya, Dno-Art aad other. Moore's Mule ' Honae. 416 Court street aad ! Maeoalo. Temple. VARIETY STORES SALF.M VARIETT STORE CHINA , ware glassware, hoys, notions, and mil linery. 1 . ; -.- WATXB 8ALEM WATER. LIGHT POWTR CO Office. 801, South Oommercial St. Tea per cent discount on domesti . flat rata paid In advance. No deductions for absence or any cause a aloes water la aket off your premiaea. WOOD SAWING WOOD SAWING. Sproed. V PHONE 1131. ED ff- LODGE DIRECTORY UNITED SPANISH WAR VETERANS Camp 5. Armory. First, third Monday PROFESSIONAL AMBULANCE SERVICE SALEM AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 686; 178 S. Liberty. CHIROPODISTS DR. 8 F. 80OTT. GRADUATE NA tional University Sciensee. Chiesgo. Meaonie Temple. Phono 640 , CKZROPBACTOKS DR. 8. R. SMITH. CHICROPRACTOR. 823 Oregon Bldg. Phono 664. DR. LENA A. BOONE, CHIROPRACTOR. 4758. Commercial. Hoars 10 to 13: 1 to 5. Phone 1415. DRS.' SCOTT. 8COFI ELD, P. 8. - 0, Chiroprartora, 414-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg. Phone 87; rea. 838-R. I ' DRUGLE88 PHYSICIANS MAGNETIC HEAIING DR. A r L, Frants. Acuta aad , chroaie diseases. Phono 780., 35-28 Breymaa Block. FUNERAL DIRECTORS 8ALKM MORTUARY, FUNERAL DIREO tors. 310 Center.' Phono 1656. OPTICIANS MORRI8 ' OPTICAL Oregon Building. 00. surrx sol OLA88ES, FITTED BT THX BOW Op tical Vm-, 833 State atreet,- opposite Iedd It Bosh Raak. . "Us Quality Proves Bhttr-oas.', PROFESSIONAL- KATUROPATHIO PHYSICIANS DR. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND . chroaie diseases.' 4IS Oresoat Bldg. tin. .. i O8TXOFATH1O PHYSIOLU1S DBS. WHITE AND MARSHALL 306 U. 8. Bank Bldg. DR. FOSTER 404 Pbouen 764. 3034-J. OREGON BLDG. DR. W. L. MERCER OSTEOPATHIC physieiaa and surgeon. KlrVs villa graduate. 404-406 U. 8. National Bank . Bldg. Phone, office 919: rea. 814. DR. JOHN U LYNCH OSTEOPATHIC . Physieiaa and Surgeon, 408-404 Ore gon Bldg, c Phonos, office 1894; 68-F6. BROKEN ARCHES AND OTHER DE (ormitiee ef the feet corrected without loss of time from yoar occapstion. ira. White .Marshall. V. 8. Sank ,- SMt , ' REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE 0 tt-ACRE LOGAN berry yard near-Balem for a homo in Salem. W. A. 1 is to a, 484 Court St. FOR SALE sIODURN BUNGALOW, ; close in, east front. 968OO. Beautiful home, close in. 97500. GOLDEN RULE REALTY CO. 493 N. Cottage. , r To Exchange Good homo In Dallas aad 91&00 cash for home ia Salem. A good home on paved street and car line, will take ear end soma eash; balance good terras. , Five rooom plastered house, a snap lot 91800. . -I Thomason 331 Vt State Street. 8msll improved plc night mile from Saiem for sal, cheap and en easy terms. - - ' Small improved place for rent. A. C. BOHRNSTEDT 407 Mason le Temple. Salem, Oregon1 Trading Specialty Portland income and 'residence property in , exchange for farms, orchards and lands in the Valley. oCmo and aea its, we may 4 you a service. The Fleming Realty Co. 341 State St. ANDERSON A RUPERT. (Saeeessors.to Ladar h Laflxr) .INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BONDS. LOANS , ' 406-7 Oregon Bldg. - - - i FOB BALE OR EXCHANGE BT OWNER -r-Highly improved 20-acre Irrigated ranch; 10 acres alfalfa, 6 acres paper shell almonds. Largo family orchard ; five-room - bungalow; 2 barns. Will fake clef residence property . ap to 84900 value as first or part payment. . Balaace easy terms . W JLU Reynolds, Orland, Cel. RFD No. 1, . Wood's Bargains acres moetly in orohard aad berriea. modern house good - barn, stock aad tools, 94500. half cash or wiU exchange for homo in Salem. 42 acres about 7 miles eat, about 30 sera ia orchard and berries, new 8-room hone, run ning water, good, road; owner going away aad, will sacrifice at 8200 per acre. Good six room honse. with bear ing' fruit trees. 91700. Want to) bay modern honsa about 84000; alao want close in mt. , ', - p. U WOOD 341 6tat Street, t . : FOR SALE EIJEVEN.ROOM APART- meat house, two bloeka from poeteffiee. .. Distant owner. Price 94750; torma. Krueger " Oregon Baildieig . Phon 317. A REAL BUT 7-ROOM HOUSE WTTH . bath, toilet.: eloctrio lights, eessent wslks; immediate possession. Price for short time only 92650 cash. Located at 729 N Liberty 8U W. H. GRABENHORST CO. 275 State 8treet" FOR . SALE . OR TRADE 820-ACRE grain farm; 280 acres under plow. On . main road. 8 1-4 milea from railroad station; lO-roOm house and other build ings; 15 head horses, colts nnd ws ; - 350 chickens; all farming tools. Price 910,000. Mortgage 82SOO; caah 94500 -or trade for Salem city property or a email place. Opportunity for those In terested ia stock. Healthy elimato. L. A. Aheraa. Tabor, Idaho. . . t - 194 K-ACRE FARM, 120 ACRES IN ' coltlvatioa, balance timber; one 7 -room nnd one 2-room bouse. large barn, granary and tool -bouse, poultry -and Uog honse, hot and cold water in house, " 1-4 mile to school, near Lnckiamute; . 9100 nn acre; good torma. : M.J.Hunt ' ' Ladd Bosh Building. -. I 5 room new bungalow, modern conveni ences, finished ia old ivory, gsrssge. 92800. 7-rootn honsa on - Union street is two . apartments, modern eonvenienoee. one side well furnished. 92700. 4 room new bungalow, eery attractive. basement. 1 92950. Pettyjohn & Mouser 218 Oregon Bldg. - Tel. 634 LOOK 5-ROOM BUNGALOW BUILT - last year, plastered, lights, toilet, ga rage, located et 2230 8. Cottage St. Price 8J500, will take Buick or Dodgo ear and balance eash , ., V W. H. GRABENHORST ft CO. . 275 State Street) r Good Buys Two story brick building on South Com mercial street. ' Price 81 2.000. ' ;New five-room bungalow asany State 8t. i xTiee terms. - -, -roora " bungalow, modern" with cement r basement, price 83000. t .8-room modern borne in South Salem - on paved 61, 95250; 91000 eash 5 room hoaae at 1947 Mill St- Price 91700. 96OO cash; baL terms. I W, H. Grabenhorst & Co. ?75 Bute 8t. U. 8. Bsnk Bldg FARMS FOR RENT FOR RENT 9 K ACRES LOGANBERRY piece, email bouse., good well, near Powers' drier. East D St. Terms 50-SO I: pay V, picking. Address M. E. Getter, 3741 East 4th St Long Bench. MISCELLANEOUS PORTLAND. Ore., Jan. 15. Butter. Prints, extras. 38c; cubes, .extras, 46c; prime firsts, 46c; butterfat. Portland delivery. No. 1 sour cream, 49c. 1 Potatoes: buying price,' locals, 50c; selling price,: 65 75c. WHEAT LIVERPOOL, Jan. 15. Close, wheat 7-8d lower; ; March 9s 8 7-8d;" May 9s, 6 5-8d.- BUENOS AIRES. Jan. U5. Opening wheat, . February J.I8 1-4, down 1-4; March 1.18 3-4, down 1-4. ' ! ' . . , MINNEAPOLIS," Jan. -15. Wheat: cash, No. Northern 1.18 6-8 " 1 .2 7 7-o ; May 1 . 1 9 6-8 ; July, 1.17 1-2. J 0 French Occupation of More German Territory txcuse for Another Assault NEW 'YORK, Jan. 15. French occupation bt additional. German territory with reports of. -a more threatening attitude on the part of the Inhabitants provided spec ulators for the decline v with an excuse for an assault On today"; stock market. . losses , of 1 to points beinx common among in dustrial shares and specialties. Operators for ihe '- . advance made two unsuccessful attempts to rally the list, first by bid ding up steel . stocks and then by a brisk buying movement m railroad shares. . Convinced that the technical condition of the market warranted a reaction the bear interests began ' olferlng stocks freely around the end of the first hour' and prices began to sag throughout ' the list. In dustrials and specialties which had taken a prominent part in toe recent upward movement were the hardest hit, the re action in these shares being ac celerated by profit-taking on tke part of recent . buyers. Most of the early gains in the rail group were reduced to frac tions or converted in small net losses. : Steel shares' also forfeited their early gains. Call money opened and renew ed at 4 per cent but closed at 3 1-2. - Foreign exchanges were weak. Demand sterling dropped -to 4.66 3-8 or more than two cents be low last : week's high. French francs dropped more than1 15 points below 6.80 cents and Ger man . marks made : another ex ireme low record, beine minted at 72 about l-2-100ths of a cent, or 13,700 to the dollar. . THRIFTY DOG scouisn Gogs are remarkably intelligent. The other day a man who owns one was describing to a friend how every evening he gave a penny to the dog and the dog carried ft off to the confec tioner a and came back with tun. To prove Is words, It being aoout the right time, he gave the dog a penny. A few minutes lat er hack came the dog, but brought no bun. "Queer." said th master; "he must have drop ped the penny I'll tfTe him an other.. The dog departed, but again returned without the bun. There's something strange about this.- said the master, "we'd bet ter investigate. Let us go to the shop. They went, and when they arrived before the shoo win dow the dog leaped : joyfully to ana iro, inviting their attention to the pile of buns, on which stood a little notice saying: 'One penny each four for 3 pence."- juancnester Guardian. State Against Inman to Be Continued Today The case of state against John inman, charged with assault with inieni 10 Bin. the victim being one Samuel Witty, got under way yesterday immediately after the case of Stanfleld v. Fletcher was concluded. Owing to the lateness of the hour only the selection of the first eight jurors was accom plished. Tne case will be con tinued todayJ 1 : . FRUIT NEW YORK. Jan. 15. Emn. ,L , Ppies : Prime state 1 1-4 10 3-4c; prunes, steady; California 9 L 16 l-2c; Oregons. 7 1-2 111-2; apricots, steady; choice. 24 25c; extra choice. 14 1-2 15 l-4c; fancy16 1-2 W A SC. . - , PUBLIC NOTICES Notice Is hereby given that the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph wnjpauy, .corporation. ha erectea on the shore of the Wll- " "fer at a point on the east side near the foot of Cen ter street, approximately 75 feet north of the steel bridge. Salem, uregon. and also on the west s.de of said river, at a nolnt an- proxlmately 75 feet north of the west approach to the steel bridge, two monuments, f namely signboards set on posts In plain Tiew nd bearing ; the words. "Cable Crossing, The Pacific Telephone , and Telegraph Com pany, which said signs mark the landing places on the shores of the Willamette river, of a certain, sub-aqueous telephone ana telegraph cable, approxi mately 1130 feet In length, which crosses said river In a general westerly direction from the said landing on the east side of said Willamette river, and between the: termini 'above described. , This notice la published for the1 purpose , of Informing all navigators of the description and purpose of the monuments afore said, and of the general course landings rand termini of the cable aforesaid. r;- THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPAN " By Carl Whltraore, Division Superintendent of Plant. STOCKS TOD 66 UW UM H 0lOKG.il ISBO Adele Garrison's New Phase of REVELATIONS OF A WIFE CHAPTER 212 THE WAY .- MAJ. GRANTLAND WHISKED DICKY AND ' MADGE HOME , . . ' The night drive back to Cedar Crest was rather a silent one. Maj. Grantland's chauffeur was stand ing by the car when we came out, but when we had been seated and my bags disposed of in the ton neau, the officer simself took the driver's seat, and bade his man sit beside hinuT, ; .: . ? r That means we're going to go like the devil," Dicky murmured in my ear. "I've heard that when he wants . speed and ' safety he drives himself, won't trust any body else." v . I made no reply, for fear that Maj. Grantland might hear me, and know that we were discussing him. ; And that was the last op portunity I had of any cohversa tion which wouldn't have' been breathless. . .- - K , : . For drire like the devil, or the windj or any of the other similes motorists . love, Hugh Grantland did . The road . wa a good one, practically . deserted, with few crossroads., The car's powerful head.ights gleamed far ahead of us, illuminating every crevice, of the road, and I realized why I had heard so many motorists say that they would rather drive in the night than in the daytime. But even at the great speed v we were making I . was not nervous. ; The big car and, the big man, seemed to . be Interchangeable parts of the same body. One felt as if the mechanism were some? thing , livln g, " comprehendln g and responding to every lightest touch of ita master. . , ; On and on we went, past peach orchards, ;.. freshly planted cotton fields, through stretches of wood land, into the lighted streets of a village and out again, until at last we flashed through Cedar Crest, slowed down : at . Mrs. Lakens's driveway, and stopped before the door of our own cottage.' ; Mother Graham's Questions. 'Now. if you'll show na where your trunks are," Maj. Grantland said briskly, 'we'll get them out on the veranda. If they're steam ers .we can pile them in here but anything larger I can. get a man for at, the station. And I'll see that they're , checked through tor you while you're picking up." "Thanks, . a wtully, old man. They're all strapped up and in the hall, both Madge'a and mine. But 1 hate to have you" . "Suppose you let me worry about that,", Maj. Grantland re torted quietly, "and you devote your attention to getting ready as rapidly as possible. Unfortunately we have to plah as if the train were going to ': be on time, al though the chances are all in fa vor of its being very late. No,! as we entered the hall, and Dicky at tempted to help with the trunks, Go on. We'll take care of these. Ah. Mrs Graham! You see I've brought back v your family,! but only for a few minutes.' He bowed , ceremoniously to Mother Graham, vwho had come into the hail, the picture of blank astonishment. Her eves caught mine questioning! j. 1 tried to re assure ner with a glance. Dicky caught the glance,' and evidently comprehended it for his ; eyes twinkled as he swept us both into the little sitting room and closed the door. He evidently shared mr lntnition, that alaj. Grantland would rather have us out of the war. x ;" -.. J Madge'a Father Anxious 'Now I see how It was Madge got away so easily this morning,' Dicky announced mischievously Mother, you old schemer, I'm ashamed . of yous" . 'What does this mean?'' his mother demanded, addressing me, and ignoring - her son; But lie forestalled my answer. , . . "It means that I found the rec reant lady, but just as I. was about to string her - up by her thumbs, the strike was declared off, and .we're both going North on this next train," he said. "Now I'm going to pick up jny - traps. and Madge. Is going to change her dress. ; You better : help her. mother." . But as I knew it would be. it was not I whom Mother Graham helped. We exchanged a humor ous glance of comprehension at his offer,: for we 'both knew what the uext few 'minutes would be. I never , worked ' faster in my life than I did In exchanging the gown in which I had dined with Maj.' Grantland for my traveling suit Before I had fiuished, Dicky was calling frantic appeals for the whereabouts of hla things, to both his mother and me. And v soon as I had put all my own things where they could be put into the car at a second's notice. 1 went to the sun ' parlor in which Dicky waa rampaging around. Then I flew , down the hall to the room where Junior lay asleep. hung over his crib in the same agony of apprehension which 1 had felt la the , afternoon, . and turned to find my father standing behind me. : I know, daughter," he said. mm mm : lower i;i PRICE Heavy World Shipments Re sponsible as Well as Decrease in Supply CHICAGO. Jan. 15. Although an j unexpected decrease of the United States' visible . supply brought about something of a ral ly during the date trading in the wheat market today, prices av eraged lower, largely as a result of heayy world's shipments. ' ..The; close was unsettled at tftg same as Saturday's finish to 3-S down with May, $1.19 and' July 1.12 3-4rto?1.12 7-8. Corn closed unchanged to 1-8 1-3 lower, oats 1-4 off , the. 1-8 advance and provisions varying from 7 cents decline to a rise of 5 cents. - With world shipments of wheat last week : greatly in excess of the amount for the' preceding week and i for the corresponding time last year and With Liverpool quotations declining" in conse quence, 'the wheat market hera showed : ar sagging .tendency until After mid-day. This tendency was emphasized by the fact that car lot receipts' at the principal west ern markets aggregated 1,411 cars against 838 a year ago. Mean while a majority of traders were apparently unable to decide for themselves - whether clashing of European interests were at pres ent to be; construed as likely to bring about higher grain prieea or the reverse. ' . ' Bears in the wheat market urg ed that for the most part, Europ ean countries were in no financial position to . go to war and that warfare of a desultory kind would further restrict buying power. On the other hand, drought conditions in Important sections of the domestic winter . wheat? territory were unrelieved. Under such, circumstances and with -no new - export' business of conse quence talked of, the volume of trading . here was small and the market easily influenced. ' ' Corn and oats reflected y te weakness of wheat, but rural of ferings remained -meager and other- markets ; "were persistently outbidding Chicago. ' On the provision market the effect of lower quotations on hogs was about counterbalanced by lib eral export clearances, j - seeing my wet eyes. Then he drel me into hla. arma, . "I confess I wish I were golnf with you, he said a bit anxiously, and I suddenly realized that ere aa I was worrying over leaving my baby he was filled with anxiety over my trip North without him. (Continued Tomorrow) V SALEL! UAHZBTS Priea noted are wwoieaasa aad i pricoe received by farmers. Ns reta prices ar given except as anted. . Na. 1 wheat 81.10 ' No 8 wheat 81 -OS. No, 8 Bod wheat, sacked. 91.07. : Chaet hay, 90. Oat hay 820 2 J. Clover hsv, baled, 821072. EGGS. BUTTEB AND BUTTEETAT Egs, wholesale. 81c -' Creamery butter 46 50c. 'Butterfat, delivered, 4c' , Milk. 92.45 ewt. - : PODXTRT Old rooatere 8. , .2 Brailars 16. - ' Hen, light, lie. 4 Hans, heavy, 4. ' t PORR, afUTTOM AND XZZT ffHoga, top, 8Q. t 1 . Live hogs. Oe. Droaaed bona. -12p 134. , Top veal, dreeaed, 11 1 11 He. , Top ateera. 1112. . Cows, 70. FRTXnf - Banana lie. Lemons 6109 10.50. " h :. Navel oranges 83.60 04.75. California granemit. 4.765.00, , Florida grapefruit. 87 3 8. Empire grapes lOe I. ! , Cranberries 92 box. Dataa. S VS. - Jsp oranges 92 bundle. - ' '"V MH .... Welnnta SOo lb. Filbarta 80e Ik. - - t ' Almonds 20e.. Brasil 16e lb. ' ' . RGG8, P0ULTRT AND KEATS. BUTTERFAT STEADY No. 1 churning cream, 52 W 63s f. . h. Portland; andergrsdes, 5051. , EGGS UNSKTTLED . Current receipU 32(4 3e: white hae aeriea. 86S8e delivered; pullets. 83! 83c; storage 32fi3.re. LIVE POULTRT NOMINAL (Less eommiasion) Hesvy hens, 2e lb.; do light, 13e; springs, 17Q18e; o d reoatera, lOe; decks, white Pekis. yonec 16J0c; dressed daeka, 2021e: tar keys. No. 1 dressed. S688e: No. 2. 75 628e; do live, nominal; geeae, 15Q16c; do dreesed. l21c. - DRESSED MKAT8 STEADY (Ies commission) Choice licht beet, 120 12H: adergradr. 10012c: ti-p fades veal, 12Vs68ei andergredes. 8(i 11. ... - HAY STEADY (Delivered Portland) Valley timottif 821 ton: Eastern Oregon timothy. 824: alfalfa. 921 toe; clever, 821 toe; atrast 98 ton; grain hay, 823 tee. - , GRAIN WEAK, LOWER Bid prices (track Portland ia car lots) Wheat options. 91.1491.23: Baart el blueatem. 91.44; eats, nominal; Eastern yellow core, 63.5032; barley, nominal; millran, nominal. i , - FRUIT - - FRUIT STEADY Apptea, 5Oe81-50 (according to var iety aad pack)-; pears so 75s bos. T.- - VEGETABLES . i-'' " VEGETABLES STEADY , Oresoa OAtatoea. 60(74 60b rvl - Ormmn cabbage, nominal; parsnips, ft. 00 ssck; carrots, 91 seek; on ions, 8 1.75(3 3 ewt.; eauUflowrr, 91.504 1.7 S doses. , - WUO - , - ' - . e WOOL SJiOV Half blood and fine. 85(3408: three- eighths blood, 8285c; art-T blood. l Q 82c; low quarter and braid. 252Ta; matted or eotted wool. 222Sc. - (NOTE Eastera Orccoa. WaashlBfn nnd Idaho reach rlins brine 3 ta 8 cesia less than ally wool. I - HOPS QUIET . HOPS 193 1 eras, womiaal: new rn n. ae th. ; v EGETABLEl , . Cashflow 82. 2J. . i Lettue. Imperial aVlley. 83.23. Head lettuce, 84.25. -Tematoe 14.00. . . .V a i n. .1