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SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 10. 1923
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM. OREGON
REAL ESTATE Continued
i ' ' For Sale
I S reoia kou. with aleepiaf perch at
220 8. Cottar St. Priea 92200. Small
payment dowa, balaare like rant.
W. G.:Krueger
?. 147 M. Com'!. Sk. Peeae SIT. :
SINE KOOM HOUSE 1600, 8 ROOM
era la erery data.? $6000. 13
bona eloaa la 1 $6000. 9 raom
fteuae 95000. I T room bona 95500.
Beamifat hama 98500. i Goldaa MUnla
Realty Co., 493 N. Cottage St. Phone
1188 Gertrude J. M. Paf a.
NOTICE OF , ANNUAIi
MEETING .
I TALCABUB EXCHANGE
9-room medera kemae fat CorTaJlie. 4500,'
i'' trad for BaJaa property.
9-room boom, moatly nedera. Vk aero b
bearing trait. $2000. la Gerdea HeaM
trade for Hi lata property. .
tl-room kotol. la tmMr of good lira tows
raatiar for 9108 par month; 91S.&OC
Trad for property la or aroaad Seles
f -room aeeae. 33 rd street. Trad for t
room haaa aloe ta aad pay differ
SCHOOL I 'Proposals f or Boys Dormitory" Indeed. I am not sure that sne
will be received at the office of did not meon xo oo mai !
the Orornn stat Board of Con- thine, for her hand had flashed
Annual , Schol Meeting of trol, Capitol Building, Salem, Or- upward to her face wnen ur. rey l
School District No. 24. Marion I egon. until 9 i o'clock a, m. Tues- Ufa grave voice behind as startl-i
County, Oregon, will be held In day. June 19. 1923, and not there- ed us both Into frightened auen
the high school, building. In Bald after, for furnishing labor and tioru t "
rA- Tnn. to I material fnr rnnalmrtlnn of a I For myself. I was panlC-StrlCJC-
1933 at 8 o'clock for the purpose boys' dormitory at the , Oregon! en. i Had he oTerheard us discus- Mother Used tO StaViHome
of hearing the reports of Board of I state scnooi ior in tn.au, m bc-iiqr mmi
Directors and of the District I cordance with plans and specif! lious with Miss Foster for having
V I a. . - . a. aa e I h A A -at A m aa aa. ak t -fc h OV
Clerk of ,aald district, and for I cations of the architect. ah wora araggea me inio mis b"""" j
such other business as may law- to be included in general contract her curiosity, r :M
except plumbing and heating, on i Dr. Fettit nas a poaer w,
which separate figures are to be however. If he had; overheard
taken. I v:. I' Miss Foster's question and my a n-
Drawings. : specifications I and swer he gave no indication or it
No
fully come before the meeting.
Dated this 7th day of June,
1923. v:,;,-?i: , V v j :
Wi C. WINSLOW.
Chairman ot the' Board -of Di
rectors.' ! '
Attest: Wf II. Burghardt. . ; i .
. h District Clerk. V-
wBuys Her Bread and
boesto the Uub
By M. L. JPULCHISR
W. XeLARrS REALTT CO.. ?
3 SO H. -Oommeratal St. Phoae 490
4 PUBLIC NOTICES
Vice president . ; and " general
ttianV fnrm. of nronoaala miT be in hla manner, which was strictly I manager. Federal; Motor . Truch
obtained from R. B. Goodin. sec-1 orof esslonal. ; . - . f I company. ' . ' I ; I I
retary Oregon SUte Board of Con- "Mrs. Graham." he said, as On Tuesdays and . Fridays an
troi; Capitol Building, Salem, Or-j formally as If I were a nurse as- regular as the calendar Mother
egon. or from J. V. Bennes, arch!- slating him In a difficult opera- used to bake a Thatch" of bread-
NOTICK OP SCHOOL EliECTION I tecti Chamber of Commerce build-1 tlon. "the patient will stay here I She had to fori a hungry5 circle
ine. Portland. 4 The deposit of a Irr the night, as will the child. I of mouths gathered round! the
Notice is hereby given to the I certified check In "sum of twenty-1 The -husband will ber arranged I table three timeis a. day--and th
legal voters of School District No. I riTe (S25.00) dollars will be refi for at the police station." I only source of bread was Moth-
Wh
aXOTICK OP TIIK t TMPRO7S
i MEXT OF LEFFIvXUS 8TRKE1
BETWEEN CO.ALMERCIAl
j STREET AND FIR STREET.
Notice fa herebv rlren ha tha
jj common, council or ine city or
Datui, urviuu, ueema it neceaaary
and expedient and hereby declares
its purpose and Intention to ixa
prove Leffelle street from the
west line of Commercial street to
the west line of Fir street at the
expense of the abutting and adja
ent property, except the street
and alley Intersections, the ex
pense of ' which will be assumed
by the Cliy of Salem j by bringing
said portion of said street to the
established grade, constructing
cement concrete curbs, and pav
ing said portion of Leffelle street
with ; six-inch cement concrete
pavement thirty feet wide. In ac
cordance with the plans and sped
flcattons therefor which were
adopted by the Common Counci
May Hit, 1923. and which art
hereby referred to and made
; part hereof.' M v'
The Common Council hereby
declares Its purpose sad intention
to make the above described im
provement by and through a the
street Improvement department of
the City of Salem. ,
By order of the Common Conn
' eil the 4th day-of June". 1923.
M.' POULSEN.
' 4 . , CltyHecorder
Date of first publication hered
Is June 6th. 1922. . ;
24. of Marlon I County, Oregon. I quired on each et of plans and
that the annual election for said I specifications and shall be return-
district will be held in said dls-1 able only upon the returtr of said
trlct. to begin at the hour of two I plans and specifications, la good BC'are into him, doctor," Miss Fos-J Mother didn't go out often.
o ciocK, p. m., on too tnira eion-1 conauion, wuain tour uays JWter Interrupted. "Bolly for you!
umj it w uuv, miu w aou i reveiTiu uis,
nf Tune A T 1023. and holdlnK I . Rirh hid i la tn hA nreaented
until seven o'clock of said day, Under sealed cover, accompanied I nnconsclousiy he n" eye" that diy something good
for, the purpose of electing two I by a certified check made payable prows,, anu, anown u mwsing from the menu;
"A'-
mvn flour ttln a tut the kitchen
at Madge Wondered. rang-. .
t v.. ... me.n tn throw a I ah of as can rfsmemoer m
It
she attended a sewing circle once
.. la week, the family thought Moth
er was neglecting tnera tor , on
WAS I
She
directors to serve for the term of I to the Oregon State Board of Con-1 consciousness of nis own oigiuiy.
three years, i trol. In amount equal to ten per 1 1 reauiefl now me gi s wwr-
Yotla Place I cent" (10) of the amount of said ruption musi nave
226-24 S. Comnferclal St. (Office Ibid, which check shall be forfeit- annoyed him. Then into n s eyes
of the Associated Oil Co.; Marion led to the SUte should the sue- crept smiling, tender aamirauon
cessful bidder fall to execute same of Miss rosier s cnarmioav -within
ten days (not Including pulslve naivete, which I hew
Sunday) from date of notification was as genuine as it waa unwill
ot award. The contractor to whom ing. '
the award is made will be re- I found myself 'suddenly hop
quired to furnish bond from a Inr that no romantic-attachment
K-MTr-r rwvr. nnvpDirna I an ret v enmtilllT. anthaHZed tO OO I mignt OeveiOD oe(.wB men
Sealed nroDosals endorsed business In Oregon. In an amount people so totally unsulted toeach mere has been
..vrf fooZ 'Air anal to fifty per cent (60) of othe forth, young fUm- paUon . of horae , Ani
ia v. MAiinii it h of. I tho smount of contract. poyant toiuouhj ana
lon,M will be received at the of- p " " ..... v L,t.e -tiff dimttv eonld not
Hotel.) . ! ;- , v ;.j -.
- , W. C- WINSLOW.
Chairman of Board of Directors,
W. H. Burghardt, !
District Clerk.
o Control cIXxBiminz onT the' form furnished by the ar help but clash Intolerably. Onlj
xL oron P until 9o'clo5k A chltect. .The envelope containing a great and lasting loye .eouid
m 'il!Srtni 19 1923 and be marked "Proposal for conquer such Incompatibility of
i; TIftlr tihlll Doys' Dormitory., Oregon State temperament. I doubted whether
riaocSc School for the Blind." M i either were capable of insplrinf
ITm of L one! i. iavmJn at The right Is reserved to reject such a passion in the other. ;
"on op.,rJLV"i.!: anr or all proposals or to accept Miss Foster was as obvious ot
ina urOD Otata , tuur.uw - A mm A heat tar the
Hospital. In I accordance with JJ Proposal deemed best for the
plans and specifications of w"tr a.i- nrnn jnn.
Ait .rv h. in-tud. Dated at Salem, Oregon, , June
--. - 4. 1923. 1
a la general -con.rav. vwey. i - -
plumbing" and heating, on which-
separate figures are to be taken.
' Drawing, f specifications and
blank forms of proposals may be
obtained from R. B. Goodin, Sec
retary Oregon State j Board of
the amtla as of the frown. She
apparently cared no whit ,what
Impression she mads If only she
were permitted to say anything
she chose at any time, no matter
R. B. GOODIN. Secretary,
Oregon State Board of Control. I how , inopportune.
Are you going
NOTICK TO CONTRACTORS
1
Sealed- nroposals. endorsed
"Pronosals for Bora Dormitory,"
Control, Capitol Building.' Salem, I be received at the office of
to operate.
doctor?" she, queried witnout
giving htm a chance to reply to
her laudatory comment. 'Is .the
-wound a serious one, skull brok
en or anything like that?" j
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
-
the
i i The Oregon State , Board of
Control will receive sealed .'bids
on June 19, 1923, at I p. m. for
furnishing to the various ; state
institutions supplies jfconslstipg of
dry goods, clothing, furnishings,
groceries, shoes, hardware, drugs,
brooms, stationery; I crockery,
pluinblngsisetcfor the semi-an
nual period ending December 31,
1922. Specifications, and sched
ules will be furnished upon appli
cation to the secretary at Salem,
Oregon; also from the trade and
commercial bureau of the ortland
Chamber of Commerce, or from
the Associated Industries of Ore
gon, both, located in the Oregon
building. Portland. Oregon. . Each
bid .shall be accompanied by a
certified check, representing ;10
er cent of the whole amount bid.
payable to the Oregon State Board
of Control, or where the 10 per
cent amounts to $500 or. more, a
surety bond from some company
authorized to do business In Ore
gon will be accepted In place of
-the check. The same shall be held
as a guaranty of the faithful per
formance of the contract. The
board reserves the right to reject
any, or all bids or to accept the bid
aammA A(tt for the State.
. w W V aa w t
, ; . R. B.. GOODIN, Secretary.
Oregon State Board of ControL
Oregon ' or from Orlo R. W. Hos-,ne oreeon State Board of Con
sack. Architect, Worcester Build- Jtrol Capitol Building. Salem. Or-1 Miss Foster Apologizes
Ing. Portland. The deposit or egon, until 9:00 -o'clock, a. m. . ; . .. ... , '.4 -
- ..laawv i -,,t rm. I - r , t a ..4 A I "There la no . fracture.
five (125.00) Dollars will be re- thereafter, for furnishing , labor physiclanre piled., a bit "
quired on each set of plans and Md material for construction of "but I shall have to take twerw
specif icaUons and shall be return. a y,. dormitory at the State In- atltches In her scalp. ey wjs
able only upon the return of said .utnUon- for Feeble Minded, in preparing for It now. audi
plans and speclOcationa. In good accordance with plans and apecl- not be ready to leave here r ior
...4itt. .iiii ,fn, tiT after . .k- m..ft 'i ah some time. I would suggest tnat
receiving same. I work to be included in general Mrs. Graham . and jou get
tEach bldlatd be presented un- contract except plumbing j and thing to eat www you -"z
xnere are j several suuu -
ants In Southampton -for I must
Drawings, -specifications andiasa you w ruu - .
blank forms of oroposals may be soon as I nave xxniaoea
per cent (10) of the amount of obtained from: R.IB. Goodin, sec- have a critical case 01 pneumonia
said ld. whichcheck shall be retary r Oregon State Board' ol in ag aruor wuw
forfeited to the SUte should the Control,' Capitol Building. Salem, as soon as possiDie.
successful bidder tail to execute Oregon, or from E. E. McClaran. i am sorry to trouble you so
same within ten days (not lnclud- architect. Exchange building, much, Mrs. Graham., he , turneo
Ing Sunday) from date ot notifi- Portland;4 The deposit of a cer- to me. i "Believe me .,-1 am most
cation of award. The contractor I tlfied check In the sum of twenty- grateiui ior your
la meite will I 1 An J11.1hi will ha r-I'iRaTieClallV IOT tne SKlllIUl car.a
be required to furnish bond from qUlred on each set Of plans and 1 with-which you drove over here,
a surety company, authorised to J specifications and . shall be re- Now. If you will excuse me I win
ao DUBineaa m vreisou, ii ; HiiarniDie ouiy upu .ub. hiuiu - -- .- - :
amount equal . to fifty per cent Eaid plans and : specifications, In the child. fne is asieep . ; i u.
couldn't step to i the phone and
order a lot of good things. They
didn't have the' tarts and pas
tries, calces and cookies for sale
-because they couldn't deliver
them fresh made.
Mother's time was wholly ours
-she sacrificed ' her, entire day
and sometimes part of the night'
to our comfort -in those days
which we can all remember.
But how different it all Is to-1
an emancl-
drudgery. The
Mothers of, today are out. every
afternoon luncheon or a
bridge party a church, benefit
a club program and in spite oil
her arrival home, oftentimes af
ter we get there, we have plenty
to est-more variety In ftet than
when Mother slaved over the hot
stoves.
It Is distribution and Volume
production, made possible by the
extra 15 or j 20 miles 1 per hour
that the motor truck added to
delivery speed that has wrought
this great change In living. The
age old Institution of home bas
ing Is only one of. i the many
tbinra of yesterday which thei
motor truck and Its faster trans-
ortation have changed.
. We are Just as happy eat aa i
much or more. T And Mother lives
her own' llfew'lth f less drudgery
and more oleasure. sne . nas i
come up from ."bread to" bridge',
because of fast motor truck de-!
livery.
71 Years of Vehicle Building. ; '
'71 Years of Quality Products.
71 Years of Business Integrity.
71 Years of "More for the Dollar" Policy .
71 Years of Dependability. ;
71 Years of Unparalleled Service.
71 Years of Manufacturing Experience.
71 Years 6f Unceasing Improvement.
71 Years of Supremacy
C73
The World's Greatest Builder ot Six Cylinder
; Automobiles
MARIOM AUTOMOBILE
Distributors
Phone 362 , T Open Day and Night 235 S. Ccisscrcirl L
der sealed cover, accompanied by J heating," , on which separate tlg-
certifled check made payable I urea are to be taken.
to the Oreeon SUte Board of
Control, in amount equal to ten
- Tu Long Is the name of the boss
rrhinftM bandit whose gang Is
boldlnr Americans for a ransom
JEthe ; marines catch him he is
likely to change that monicker
How-would Tu snort opt
. mm
.a onnlttnn within fniir daVS I IS COOO.
after receiving same. : i Mi He turned and walked swiftly
Each bid is to be presented un-J toward the hosplUl. But Miss
...1 mr aMomemied bv I Foster was not to be dismissed
Ul BViaiVU w w r " I ' mm. a
certified "eheck made payable 1 so cavalierly, bn ran auer aim.
the Oregon SUte j Board of and put a restraining nanq-upou
ito
(50) of the "amount of con
tract." . -v; f ;-. -rH;'AA ;
Proposals shall be made only
on the form furnished by the
Architect. The envelope contain
ing same to be marked "Propos
al. f.' rtnan ifr PaTiiinn rirfrnn I Pnntmi in mount MMi to ten I nis arm.
stilt Tuberculosis HosniUl." Iner cent ( 10) of the amount of ."But when wi you eat?", she
' The right is reserved to reject said bid, which check shall i be demanded,
any or all proposals or to accept forfeited to the State should the "Tonight, sometime-, I cannot
the proposal deemed best for the successful bidder fall to execute stop .anywhere until after I have
SUte. same within ten day (not - in- seen my pneumonia- patient.
Dated at! Salem. -Oregon; June eluding Sunday) from date of Well. then.. 1. can. stand It U
4 1923. n s t notification of award. The con- you can!" she returned mutin-
' R b. (GOODIN. Secretary. tractor to whom the ' award is ously, "Besides. I'm not going
Oregon SUte Board of Control. I made will be required to furnish
NOTICE TO , CONTRAOTORS
Sealed oroposals. endorsed
Quality
IN PRINTING will Jref lect your
personality in yourlBiisinetia
Correct office forms jand busi
ness stationery increases j eff ic
iency, accuracy economy and '
, pleasure in your Business.
' -: A ' : -rv; ; fy "i .; -i, $
Our commercial department is
' equipped to give you immediate
and satisfactory service at prices
that are right. f ;
Suggestions and estimates given
at your request. ;- " :
The Oregon Stotesman
Commercial Printing Department
Li
.xtewwwiinw
bond from a 7 surety company,
authorized to do business Is
Oregon, in an amount equal t
fifty per cent (50) :' of th
amount of contract, ' ' - . (,. , 1 1
Proposals shall be made onlj
on form furnished by the arcni?
tect. The envelope - contalnlnf
same to be marked "Proposah
for Boys Dormitory. SUte Instl
tutlon tor Feeble Minded" '
The right is reserved to reject
anr or all oroposals or to accept
the proposal ' deemed best f or the j coior.
SUte. - ' ,
; Dated at Salem. Oregon, this
4th day of June, 192J. T r
R. B. GOODIN, Secretary; :
Oregon State Board ot Control.
to Uke a. chance on that child's
waking up with . .anybody else
when she's used to .me. So you
don't need to send any et,ir
starched nurse out at all. not till
you're ready to go home." i
Arain the tender, admiring look
flashed across the ' physician's
face. He murmured something
In so low a Tolce that I could not
catch It. but which was evidently
Intensely personal, for when Miss
ivirt, turned ; back to ; me her
charming face held a heightened
1 !
II0LD1HG A HUSBAKD
Please forgive me. Mrs; Gra
bam." she said. "I didn't think
of you when I refused to go tor
something- to . eat. Perhaps you
are hungry." . . ' .7
',"Noi a" bit I returned prompt
ly. "I had Jusl finished a most
toothsome supper when the cries
of the woman brought us out into
the -card." ; '
-.i-wri afirmc fC A VilPP said rellevedly. "But to tell you
HCtUHliwiw w ra a... . i Vnna.t trntn. I wouldn't leave
that poor little thing eveni It you
wor-a hnnarrv--and ; from; what
CHAPTER 324 .. ..... r0 ,ftJ tt von: t don't be-
. i i'v - t
HOW MUCH DID DR. PETTIT Here you wouu. rj
Mfl IIafc wcufc u.-iw
the a oology, so frank yet defiant,
Miss Foster's merry bright eyes) Despite her erudeness.' her youth
muted on me with a curious, ex-1 fi erotism. I decided that Miss
pression as I uttered "my belief j Foster waa a young woman dls-
there was no hopeless ajttaehment 1 tinctly worth .. knowing,
nor any other.; romantic; story in
Dr. Pettifa past... f
Defiant, funbeUering jmlschlf
was mirrored In her face.- and
for . . fleetine.- shocked second 1
(To be continued)
Don't It beat all how .many
thought ; that she meant to pull cheap menus they can demon
down ier eyelid. In gamin fash- j strafe In the houaehold i depart
tor. e.v me the time-worn ments of the daily press? But
banal question as to my vision of 'the most of them are exaggerated J
anything In H of emerald hue. asjo plrce,,; IT
WE
We can convince any fair minded man, that has a fair knowledge of material and cczzzzzip,
that the STAR Car contains the hest material, the strongest frame and construction, and Lis c-:.
car to adjust and repair of any car built selling under. $1,000X0.
I We can also convince him that it is the easiest car to operate, '-inA that the repair parts cost
less, than any; car in its class. - , . t
" We can also convince him that the STAR is built like an AutomobUe, runs like an Aut
rides like, an AutomobUe, and there are no freaks in its constction.
' We can also convince him of the fact that no other motor car,Uemngrithin l&res hundred
dollars of its price, has long semi eliptic springs (rear 48 inches, .tont tn;
(six in rear axle construction); Spicer Universal jointsTubular "backbone, that UleCi tJ !rca
and Weave off the body; Warner Jransmission, Red Seal Continental motor, rear tank and svoi
vacuum. iflein.' , . . , ' V ' ' . , '
- We can also show him that there was never a car built and placed on the American r.zzl:zl
that can show the amount of sales the STAR has since its appearance.'. 4
' We can also convince him that for power, speed, flexibility, accessibility, eccnciny, durIIItr,
easy riding, roominess and comfort, can not; be excelled, and we invite criticisms as to our service.
AUTOMOBILE CO.:
Phone 97
ASSOCIATE DEALERS
A. I. Eoff
F. G. Delano
Salem, Crcjcn
PRICES DELIVERED AT SALEM
'AIIpti Rros.. Silverton
Graham & Calbreath, Monmouth ... j;
O'Donnell, Independence
C. H. Ernst.SU Paul ; ; - I
Peter Deidrich, 5tayton . v, , -v ,
Dallas Garage. Dallas, tr , - . j ;
Grand Ronde Garagei New Grand Ronde
J. W. Bcrkey, Woodbum .
5 -
. Chassis ..;".i.....
' Roadster .
' Touring
i. Coupe
Sedan : ..J,:..:.....-
Panel Delivery ............
Express with top.
X 527. 11
. 5S3.17
. 775..:
. Cil.10
. C10.O
T1IE ABOVE PRICES INCLUDE SHAFT DRIVEN SPEEDOMETER t