LASS
IFIEE) ADS-Community-QIferings
. . . v ! .. f . ,
II
CLASSIFIED
rbone 23- Advertising Dept.
CLASSITIED ADVERTISEMENTS
". 1 KiU per wordt
kF(T lMWt0..
Tfcrt Insertions -
3a
5
. 4 NORWICH UNION '
mur insurance sociiti
S W H. Buraherdt, Jr.
.' Kesissnt Agent 871 State St.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Real Eetato
- T. K. FORD
Ladd Bweh Banht
'AUTOMOBILES
AUTO EXPAISOTO
(ACTO REFAIKIPiti J THE inin
Repair, 10 B- Com'l.' laji
AUTO TOPS
f
TES; .TE Have soke good auto
tops. Batter let pat one on your
car. . W. . Grunert, 256 SUta St.
FOR RENT FURNISHED
APARTMENTS
VERT NICE FURNISHED APARTMENT
680 Uaioa Phoae 58 7J; ,. xa-jo-
S BOOH .FURNISHED APARTMENT
far mL 92 N. Bummer. Phone 1079.
l .- .5;:- . . . , I - SaJlO
THE PALACE COURT APARTMENTS'
' ia Ar!nttara 8t Balem. Ore. Dr.
a H. Scnenk, proprietor. Phono IMS.
. Se-dllStf.
lulu ftw m ----
ed. aloao in, tardea epo laeiaaea. u
7 reem SOfc Orejoa Bid. Phono SS9.
J . - 2-427t
rOS RENT APABTMEXT3,
Coram ere i al.
'.' sotmsa
891 XO,
FOR RENT FURNISHED HOUSE SIX
room at 447 Center etreet, by Child
' BechUl. 540 State Bu Sb-j5tf
ONE-HALT DUPLEX HOUSE WITH
rarare. . New. modem, 40 .or t.
Bit Korth Winter. . . Vj4tf
ONE ROOM PARTLT FURNISHED
hoaao at 7T North Winter atreet. Call
t 7 IX, Turner, Ore.. Mayra McKtoney.
ZD4tf
PARTT LEA VINO TOWN HAS T ROOM
famiihcd honae to rant, -wiahen to t
aarro one room for. abort period. ' i
Phone 751 M. 2b-j3tf
Z00H
COZT FURNISHED ROOM BOARD IF
Aceired. Renaotrable. Court Street;
eloaa to. Phono 1451J. 2e-i
HEATED ROOM: OS CiR LINE. Re
enable rent. Phono 179WV 2-J5
DESIRABLE ROOM AND BOARD ONE
or two. Close in. Phono 467J. 2o-J5
avn vt-vt APARTMENTS AND
leepinr roonu. LoonnrA Hotel. 254 N.
Front 8'
ronrrrn TARDA SIZE 14' BY Tli
wording ' 'Fwniahed Room,' ' price 10
cento each: BUtesmna , Juamea
firo. PrtnmJ floor. - ' ' '" "
FOR
RENT UNFURNISHEDt
APARTMENTS
mma V)V APARTMENT CLOSE Stf,
49 Center. " '
BOXJSZa
FOR SENT A MODERN 6 ROOM
with lim aleeoiur eorch. haaemont.
near ear and eehooV two block fren
Lincoln achoeL . Wm. Fleming. Phono
80S or 17I4M. 8h-d28tf
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
80 TONS BALED CLOVER HAT.
deliver. Ron to 7. Box 138 A.
CAN
4-i
TOR BALE FARM ELECTRIC LIGHT
, ing plant, t milee weet of Salam. W.
O, Morrow. Rt. 1. Bx. 11. Independence
: Oregon. - 4-18
RPITZENBERO APPLES. 75c: t Boxea
12- delivered. Booited aonlee for cook
inr. 25e box. Ward K. Riehardaon,
j29a Front. Phono 494. 418
VK i FARMER IF YOU AXE NOT AL
ready insured with the Oregon Fire
Relief A'- It will pay yon .to in-
reotirete their new 5 year NOM-AS-
j 8ESSABLB policy, payable aanaaiiy
fitaaiUev A Foley. Areata. S Phone 847
: . ' ! 4-J5
WANTER PLUMBERS WORK AT MT
, j snr ahop, 1895 State atreet, - phone
02 ' where nricea are ritht. Your
i work aolicited. . W. O. WiUon. 4 J8
PRTvxrn risDS SIZE 14" BY ,7H
j wording "For Sale,' Enquire at." Price
10 cent each. ' Statcaman Baainaaa
1! .Office, Ground Floor. . j
TOR 8ALE BABY BED AND CARPET
! aweooer. 818 .' CommereiaL -
mjmjrni restaurant EQUIP
i , moot for aale. cheap. . Caa at Cherry
City Hotel. Phoo 1758. i . 1"
BLACK MAZZARD CHERRY SEED-
liar. 4 to feet; well rooted. Oon
' enl rranee. ', boat (train, wall rooted,
8e' these at 260 Mailon St, Write or
. a . . . .... a.H
.. pnono w. aimw. . v - -
Beautiful" O'reson Rose
I aleeea acher' Orerea Sour togeth'
wita a fino eouection 01 pnu
acred eoaga and many old-time fneor-
ALL FOR 25.
(Special price la quantity lota)
Eeneciallv alantah1. for achool OOm
iy or homo autgiac Send for
1 r Western Songster .';
' " 78 pagoa now U ita third edition ;
PrtHihad y
tvaTfirv irrimtTBa VONTHLT
tlS B. Commercial St. Salem, Ore,
"FOR SALE OLD NEWSPAPERS 10
eenta a bundle. Circulation department
Oregon Statesman. ' 1
rrHnrnxrnnn tttewrtter CO.
Hare ronr machine' repaired hy the
oeoole who aeako it. Ppoeiol reaUl
SECTION
On week (six insertions) 8a
One month . SOo
Six months' contract par mo 1 $e
12 months' contract, par ma 13a
11 in imam for any advertisement 25a
HELP WANTED
SELL MADI80X "BETTER MADE"
SHIRTS direct from our f a e t e r 7 to
wearer. No capital or experience re-
? aired. Easily told. Bif profit. Write
or FREE SAMPLES. MADISON
MILLS. BOS Broadway. New York.
MALE AND FEMALE
WANTED - MEN AND WOMEN "TO
take farm paper subscription!. A good
proposition to the rifht people. Ad
dreea th Pacific Homestead. Statesman
Bldg.. Balem, Or.
LOST AND FjOUND
LOST
LOST PARKEBrDUOFOLD FOUNTAIN
pea in or near State Home, finder
pieasa retnrn ; t u, mtuippe, care
secretary of State. 6aj8
Toxnsro
FOUND-A SETTER PUP.
North Winter. I
CALL 495
6b-J
1:
PERSONAL
TRY A .WESTERN CLUB FOR WEST-
era people. Ladle free. Reasonable.
reliable. Particular for stamp. Box
nz, Vancouver, Willi. 7-f2
I 'REAL ESTATE City j
j FOR BARGAINS IN RE ALE ST ATE SEX
noDinson
' 312 Orocon Bide. 8 j
YOUR CHANCE
To boy a good aix room house on
pared street and car lino near achool.
Price 12000; 600 down will handle.
W. H. GRABEKHORST CO. Realtor
v -V. 27$ 8tto St. i 8-J5
s FOR SALE
Good fire room' plastered bungalow
In Kingwood with bath, toilet, wired
for lights. ' I mined .ate . poasession.
finso easy terms.;
W. H. GRABENHORST b CO.
275 State St. 1 8 j5
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
4 room plastered cottage with email
Basnent on corner, lot 50x105, plumb'
ing and light. 8250 down, balance 825
per month. See ne at once.
, W. H. GRABENHORST A CO.
275 State St. 8-j5
CLOSE IN SNAP , '
A MODERN HOME -' " i
On North Cottage 'St.. between' Union
and v streets, w itn an east front, A
well built, newly remodeled house.
rooms, full basement, stationary wash
trays, electricity, fcsth, large lot. Ideal
location. Close to tnreo larce eenooia,
churches.'! postoffiee and business dis
trict. Immediate poasession. Price cut
to 84200 k terms. For a few - days
Property well worth 86000. Sea Child
A Bee h tel. 540 State St. 8-J5U
NEW YEAR BUNGALOW BARGAIN
for asle: 8-room bungalow, just being
finished, concrete basement, fire place.
built Ins, cement walks, paved atreet.
2000: rood term for one weak only,
Phono 470. .. 8-JS
THERE IS MONEY IN REAL ESTATE
START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
: Mow 4 room bungalow, full basement,
eioeo to ear and achool. Onij 12800.
Cash 8500 balance like rent
S room bungalow, strictly modern,
Choice material, wall constructed. Go'
rage. Lot 75x150. Just off Capital
St. A snap for 85250. '
New 4 room bungalow, haaemont,
cm rare, well located. Only. 82100.
Nice ten aero tract, good aoil, 6 a. in
fruit: 7 minutes drive from State and
Com. Sta. Bargain at 84200. Good
taraa. 1
. If it it 8 house, lot, farm, or trade
you want, see mo. -
RICH L. H EI ANN
Realtor
Office Phono 1018. Re. Phone 726R
229 Oregon Bldg. 8-Jltf
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BY 7",
wording "For Rent," price 10 cents
each. - Statesman Busiaeaa Office, oa
Ground Floor, i
5 ROOM STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE
well located, 88700; caah 8500; 1
monthly payment. '
8 room houaa la Booth Salem $2700.
A room houaa haaemont and modern
conveniences la East Saba, 82500 very
easy term. 1
WINNIE PETTYJOHN Realtor
218 Oregon Building
. 8-iltf
NEW 5 ROOM HOU8E, CORNER LOT,
' modern la every detail. 4 room house,
practically aew. 83000. Gertrude
' M. Page. 8-d25tf
PRINTED CARDS. SIZE 14" BY 7V4'
wording. " Kooms to Kent," price 10
ceata eacn. i Htatesmaa Busiaeaa w
fice. Ground Floor. -
"a i I tu. v . . ' f. . :-'". ;-; ' - .
tIcllSUiy mo rarnily- pa wasnt going i to get caught againl ' . , : . . 1 '
' . j; - ' ' , a -i - I . o . . - ' - '
REAL ESTATE FARMS 1
1
40 ACRES OF LAND IX WALDO HILLS
ontrict tor rent.
12 acrea anitabla (or poultry, nuts
berriea. For sole on Terr easr term.
Price 82.SOO.
2 acre tubnrban property. Six room
bonae, 83,200; essy terms.
A. C. BOHRNSTEDT
147 N. Commercial St., Salem, Ore.
9j5tl
GOOD BUYS
5 acre one mile east of fairgrounds
with new .four room bungalow. Price
82825: 8625 down, balance monthly.
Immediate poasession.
One-half acres near the city on terms
of 850 down and 810 per month.
Price 650
160 acre of fine fir timber south
of Solera. Price 865 per acre.
JB 1-4 acre tract near eity with new
small house, garden patch some tim
ber. Price 82500; easy terms. Sight
ly located. Immediate possession.
Three room house 1475 S. Cottage
St. $800; $100 down will handle. Im
mediate possession.
We write fire insurance.
W. II .GRABENHORST A CO. Realtors
275 State St. U. S. Bank Bldg.
9-J4tf
Exchanges
10 ACRES WELL IMPROVED OS THE
highway, want Salem res.dence.
23 acres well improved, all tilled, good
location, want acreare near Salem.
20 acres timber for vacant lota in Salem
or elsewhere.
to acre. 25 In bearing pears, house.
barn : will take : income as Dart.
80 acre cloae - in, well improved, want
acreage or residence. Price $8000.
Socolofsky, Realtor
241 Stat 9)2
HOWELL
PRAIRIE
FARM PHONE
9m25
1895W.
SPECIAL
To exchange. 5 acrea only 8 miles
east. Small buildings and some berries.
Priced very low for 81400: will trade
for email house or vacant lot.
Best buy. in Salem. 7 room plastered
house, east Salem, fina location for
$1900.
THOMASON. 831 1A State Street.
9-d30tf
TAXI SERVICE
FOR QUICK SERVICE CALL BED TOP
Cab Co. Phono 1900. AO raise in
rate during storm. 18-J5
I USED CARS FOR SALE
Economize
By driving a naed ear. Oleson Ex
change. 173 8. Liberty. Phone 886. Ilj5
VICK BROS. USED CAR BULLETIN
1923 Chevrolet touring with extra, 8475
1923 Ford delivery . , few
1920 Overland touring $175
1919 Maxwell tourinc. fine condition 8135
1018 Dodre tourinr. coed tire $100
roro delivery .
1919 Ford roadster with rear delivery
bed 81S
1922 Oldsmobile track, with body and
eah. naarlv new . $850
1918 Chevrolet touring with wire wheels
, . aiaa
1918 Chevrolet touring, just overhauled.
and good paint $100
1922 Overland aedan in fine shape $650
FORDS, 330 JLKV UK
Studebaker 8 vassenzer roadatcr, rune
fina 75
Oeaurv Caaa
U-j4tf
iirwrn nv.n Patlm -smOBJCH MO
tor 0a 219 State. al-tf
USED FORD CARS FROM AN
AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER
1915 toorinx 3 65.00
1917 tourinar $ 95.00
1918 touring ; . $100.00
1923 touring
1921 coupe 1
1923 coupe ,
1919 delivery
$395.00
.$365.00
$495.00
$165.00
1920 truck
,..$235.00
All
ear guaranteed to ha in good
running- order. Liberal term.
Open Evenings and Sunday
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
880 North Hleh Phone 1905
! ll-j3U
USED AUTOMOBILES AT PRICES
THAT WILL PLEASE YOU
Ford touring ear $ 65.00
Chevrolet 490 touring 100.00
Buiek Four roadater 100.00
Ford touring ear 125.00
Overland roadster (an A-l car) 175.00
Klrtn flis taurine? ear 200.00
Paige 7-Pasaenger a good one) 830.00
Babytrand Chevrolet touring
F.saex . tonrinr 650.00
Dodre tourinar 095.00
F. W. PETTYJOHN CO.
219 N. Com. St.
Salem, Oregon.
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WANTED Miscellaneous
WANTED TO HEAR FROM OWNER OF
8 or 7 room house who will accept
$1500 or $2000 cash. Giro full de-
ecriDtioa and location. : Addreaa W
Statesman. 13 i
WANTED LOAN
Of $1500 oa Front 8t., property Will
pay 7 per cent interest. :
w. 11. UKABExnutur at w.
275BUte St. " 13-p
REGISTERED JERSEY COWS WANT
od. State what yea hav and prion.
1 AAArmmm Tteii-v Varm." Car Btatee-
.111 -tp 1 iiiina-'
WANTED Miscellaneous 1
WANTED FURNITURE,
TOOLS, ETC
lSja
roone 511.
WANTED USED SAXAPHOXE IN
good condition. Address XV, rare of
Statesman. 13-J6
WOOD FOR SALE 1
GOOD WOOD PHONE
1879W. REAS-14-J25
onabte prices.
OAK, ALSO 16-INCH OLD FIR AXJ)
Second-growth 4 ft. Wo do hauling
of all kinds. Insured carrier. Phone
19FS. at. D. Mayfield. - 15-d20tf
DEPENDABLE COAL AND DRY WOOD
in all sixes. Prompt delivery. Phone
1855. HILLMAN FUEL CO. 14-d9tf
FOR DRY WOOD CALL
D. QUERY,
a27tf
Phone 77F2.
BEST GRADE OF WOOD
4 ft. and 18 inch green mill wood
Dry miU wood
Dry aeeond growth fir
Dry old fir.
18 inch BLOCK mill wood ia the beet
fuel to aava your dry wood. Prompt
delivery and reasonable price. Fred
B. Walla, 280 8. Church, Phone 1642.
tf
PUBLIC NOTICES 1
XOTICtf OF BALK
Notice ia hereby given that the
undersigned, as receiver of the
Martin Lumber company, will sell.
at the plant thereof, located about
eight miles south of the City of
Salem, on the Pacific Highway, on
the 14th day of January, 1924, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. there
of, the entire property belonging
to said company, consisting of a
sawmill, complete, leases, con
tracts, accounts timber contracts
and al) other assets belonging to
said company heretofore operating
as a partnership by George E
Slaughter and W. A. Martin. And
notice is hereby given that bids
may be received by the undersign
ed as such receiver, residing at
Jefferson, Oregon, at any time
prior to the date and time of said
sale, to-wit: 10 o'clock a. m. on
January 14, 1924.
This sale will be conducted by
virtue of authority vested in me
as such receiver by an order of the
Circuit court of the State of Ore
gon for Marion county in a pro
ceeding to dissolve said partner
ship and dispose of the assets
thereof.
Dated this 31st day of Decern
ber, 1923.
J-5 W. Li. JONES. Receiver.
Silverton Hopes to Be
Nut Center Some Time
SILVERTON, Ore., Jan. 4.-
(Special to The Statesman.)
That the hills surrounding Silver"
ton, and perhaps more especially
the Waldo hills, will some day be-
come a nut center is a factTfast
being realized by the hill farmers.
Already a great number hav6
planted small acreages of filbert
and walnut trees. J. J. Doerfler
is perhaps doing the Wost exten
sive nut farming at the present
time. Last year he planted six
acres evenly divided between wal
nuts and filberts . To this he add
ed this year 100 more walnut
trees'. Mr. Doerfler says that with
in four or five years he expects
to have a nut acreage somewhere
close to 40 acres.
Mr. Doerfler also claims
nuts and grain are not the
crops which can be grown
cessfully in the Waldo hills,
reports that with plenty of
alfalfa can also be made a
cessful crop.
that
only
sue
He
lime
sue
Portland Bouts Lined Up
For Next Wednesday Nigh
PORTLAND, Jan. 4. Practl
cally all of the bouts on the box
ing card next Wednesday night
have been lined up by Matchmaker
Harry Hansen of the Portland
municipal boxing commission.
There will be two lp-round
bouts and three four-round at
fairs.
Joe Gorman will meet Mike de
Pinto in one of the 10-round con
tests, and Eddie Richards wil
tackle Racehorse Roberts in the
other. A return match between
Harry Soo and Young Miske, who
fought a sensational curtain rais
er New Tear's day has been ar
ranged.
CLASSIFIED
Of Reliable Business
ACCOUNTANT
Accountant
SYSTEMS INSTALLED, ANNUAL State-
menta; Income Tax Ketnrna, prepared.
L. A. Westaott. Phone' 1602J. jl6
AMBULANCE SERVICE
8 A L E M AUMBULANCE 8KRYICE
Phone 066; 173 B. Liberty. Pay and
night nlOtf
ARCHITECTS
FREEMAN A
STRUBLE, , REGISTERED
610 Bank of Commerce
Architects,
Hnilriina.
BATTERY AND ELECTRICIAN
PRESTO-LITE BATTERT SERVICE
Ststloa. Expert battery and electrical
work.
Feme Bros., .phono 1803 418
Court.
ft. D. BARTON EXIDE BATTERIES
itarter and generator work; 171 South
Commercial. m . .
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING
XOYD E. RAMSDEN DAYTON BICY-
clrjandrepairintSBTJDourtj
BIRDS, rZAWBRS AND PETS,
K LAKE'S PETLAND BIRDS.
FLOWERS
tf.
Peta. 278 SUta
CARPET AND RUG WEAVING
3ALEM CARPET CLEANING AND
Fluff Rug Work Rag and fluff rug
woven any aise without , Beam. New
mattresses made' to order. Old mat
tresses remade. Feathers renovated. I
buy all kinds of old carpets for fluff
ruga. 18 H and Wilbur streets. Phono
116 4. Otto F. 2wieher. Prop.
CONTRACTORS
-OB CEMENT WORK CALL AT 48
N. Summer atreet Phone 674 J ,
CHIMNEY SWEEPS
CHIMNEY SWEEPING T U R N A O
cleaning, F. Councilman. Bay U. Farm
er Hardware company.
CHINESE PHYSICIAN
R. U T. DICK CURES ANY KNOWN
diiease. 153 8. uiga hi. roone
CHIROPODISTS
PR. 8. F. SCOTT, GRADUATE Hi
foaal . University Science, Oiieago.
Maaonic Temple. Phone 640.
CHZROPBACTORS
,RS SCOTT A 80H0FIELD, P. 8. 0.
Chiropractors, 414-19 U. 8. Bank Bldg.
Phone 87: res. 828-R. i
CLEANERS AND DYERS
SALEM CLEANERS AND DYER B
Suits cleaned and preaeed. 81.60.
Suite sponged- aad preaeed, 60e.
1215 8. Cora. Phone 1868
CONSULTING ENGINEERS
CIVIL, CONSULTING. CONSTRUCTION
Constructing engineer, cmrveys,
mated. Jno. H. Neef, 81 Oregon
Bldg. Phono 775.
DSESSMAJOHO
DRESSMAKING
Carrie Fiaher,
MUlera.
AND DESIGNING.
MoCornack Bldg., over
alStf
PRINTED CARDS SIZE 14" BY
wording Dressmaking" ' ; price 10
eonte each. Stateamaa Baainaaa Office
d Fleer -
DRUG STORES
WM. NETMEYER "JUST DRUGS,"
178 N Commercial. Puone 10T
ELECTRICIANS
SALEM ELECTRIC 00.
buiding. Phono 1200.
-MASONIC
ELECTRIC FIXTURE (AND SUPPLY.
Co. Phone 1934, 222 N. Liberty.
ARCHIE FLEENER, ELECTRICIAN
Housd wirinr hr hour or contract. Ee
timates f uraiahed. Phone 980, 414
Court St. i
KALI K' 8 ELECTRIC SHOP ELEO-
trieJ machine, repairing, contracting
837 Court Phone 488.
FARM PAPER
POULTRYMEN SEND EIGHT TWO
- coat stamps for apodal three months'
trial for the boat and oldest journal in
the west. The articles and advertise
menta are of special Interest to the
poultry breeders of the Northwest
Northwest Poultry Journal, 211 Oom
reial atreet, Salem. Oregon.
IF YOU WANT TO GET THE BEST
farm paper, eead 15e to the Paeifl'
- Homestead, Salem, Oregon for n three
months' trial subeeriBties. Meatioa
thia ad. .
FINANCIAL
CHERRY CITY CONTRACTING CO..
General eontractiac and building eeti-
1 mates gladly furaiahod. Phono 1867R
or 69F12. d26tf
FARM LOANS
8Vh
No adidtiohal expense
ANDERSON A RUPERT.
400 Oregon Building
GOVERNMENT LOANS ON FARMS SVfc
per cent. 803 Salem Bank of Commerce
6 LOANS UNDER RESERVE SYSTEM
on eity or farm property. Reserve De
posit company, 72 Fourth Btreot, porv
iaad. Or
FARM LOANS
Insurance money, any amount 6 per cent,
tor 5. 7. 10 or 20 year, with full
. prepayment privilege entire Will am
atte valley.
HAWKINS A ROBERTS
205 Oregon Bldg, Salem. Oregon
BUSINESS
and Professional Firms Arranged in Alphabetical
Order for Quick Reference
FINANCIAL
HAWS. INS A By&KUTS. 01TV UOAJH.
loweat. rates '
FARM LOANS LESS INTEREST,
longer ' time, ho commission. Protects
againat adversity. City loans, lowest
rates, ; monthly instalmenta, pre-pay
meat privileges.' J. C. Siegmuad, room
2, over Ladd A Bush hank.
LOANS LOANS LOANS
I can make your farm or city loans, heat
service gtven If you need a loan. see
bus; and if you hav money to place,
see mo I Mway have taker. G. W.
Laflar. Oregon bldg;
FLORISTS
CUT FLOWERS, WED1HNO BOLHjUETS
funeral wrtatka, decode Hone; C F.
Rreithattpt, floriat, 128 H Liberty
'Bon M ;
m
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
AA1.EM MORTUARY. FUNERAL rtI
tor 910 Oote Phone l4
FURNACES
8EAGROVE FOR FURS A0E8 81BLI
: eoe Pipelees, 885, 1185 Ferry St.
1 Phone 885W . h a24tf
FURNITUB STORES
! HE8H FURNITURE OO. qCALrtV
(ainitura for I see moay ' ft Ooon
' fKone 84 . ' j
KOPLE S FURNITURE STOHA NEW
and second hand furaitare . 871
MiefHil
HEMSTITCHING
HEMSTITCHING, STAMPING. PLEAT
ing. The Petit Shop, Room 6. over
Galea. n29tf
SALEM ELITE H E M S T 1 1 ING
pleating, bsttone, stamping a -todla
work; 828 Orecon bldg. Ph. 879.
MRS. O. X. MUXES HEMSTITCHING
atamping, buttons Room 10.: ever Mil
ler'e store Phone 117 . -i .
homeopathic PHYSICXAH
DR. Li 6. ALTMAN, HOMEOPATHIST.
Does a- geaersl practice, treats Goiter,
GaU Stones, and Dropsy, arising from
disease of the heart, liver or kidneys.
Without operation. Office and resi
dence, 296 N. Liberty 8t fialcm, Or.
Phone 147.
JTXNKI JUNKI
JUNK WE PAY FULL VALUE FOB
any ' kind ' of atovea, furniture, metal.
oanar and iunk. Willamette Bargain
Houaa. 975 North Commercial. Phone
688.
alStf
LADIES TAXLOKDYO
D. H. MOSHER TAILOR FOR
and women. 474 Court 8t.
MEN
LATThTDBXEA
SALEM LAUNDRY COMPANY. 91t S.
Liberty street. Phone 26. Oldest
largest beat. Established 1889.
CAPITAL CITY STEAM LAUNDRY
QuaMty work: prompt " service; 1284
BrooxWrav Phone 16S. 't '
MATERNITY HOMR
Court Street Christian church Mater-
nHy home,: 1899 State. Open December
10. nhone 527. r d-12tt
MXDICAS
MOUNTAIN BALM COUGH REMEDY
Phoae 517-W.
AfUSIO LESSONS
A 0OUB8E IN BUSINESS PIANO
playing.' Popular syncopated standard
musie. Semi-elaaaies and hallad.; 12
leaaoos. i Waterman Plan Sohpol. Mo
Covnaek Bldg.
MUSIC STORES
SHERMAN. CLAY 00, PIANOS
Steiawaya, Duo-Art aad others. Moore's
Muaie Houaa, 415 Court atreet.
GEO. O. WILL PIANOS. PHONO
grapha. sewing machines, sheet musie
and piano studies. . Repairing phono
aranhs aad aowtaa maculae; 489
State, Salem.
TRADE YOUR OLD PIANO FOB A NE
, Victor or Brunswick. H. L., Stiff Faml
tare Co.. Music Dept. '
NATUEOPATHIO PHYSICIAN8
OB. A. SLAUGHTER ACUTE AND
ehroale diaoaaoa; 415 Oregon Bldg
Phone 110.
NURSES
FOR PRACTICAL
1987W.
NURSE
PHONE
ntStf
NURSERY STOCKS
rttUIT. NUT AND SHADE.
Pearey Broa. 287 Staaa.
TREES
COMPLETE LINE TREES SMALL
. fruits, ornamentals. Capital City Nur-
wry On . a Oreaoa Bldg.. Pheao 78
OPTICIANS
GLASSES FITTED BY THE BOW OP
tieal Co., 826 State acre, opposite
Ladd A Bash Bank. "Ceo QualHj
Proven Shor-ona "
MORRIS OPTICAL COMPANY ORE
oa Bldr Itomw 1 f alts
PAPERHANODXG AND FAINTING
; l
PHONE GLENN ADAMS FOR HOUSE
deoorstiag. paper haasins. tintias, ett.
Reuable workmaa. '; K r
DIRECTORY
PAPERHANGING AND PAXNTXNO
TEN CENT KALSOMIKINK IN SRACT1
fal solora; $1 does a room. Mas O
Wuraa I7 1 Co-voon tal
PHYSICIAB OF PHY8I0THB RAPHE
DR. JACKSON, DOCTOR OF PHY 81
otberapy, treats all ailmeata, women's
trouble especially. 385 N, Oonunereial
ectreet. Phoh 1091
PZAaTO TUNERS
EDWARD WALi' EXPER1ANCED Pi
aao tuner Leave orders Will i Meai
btore - j .
rxuatsiNu
PLUMBING r-REP AIRING AND OOI1
work, fhoua livl i. 8boy 187 Lbmn
street. A. L. Godfrey
RADIATORS, FENDERS. ETO.
RADIATORS FENDERS, BODIES made
or repaired. J. c. Bair, 236 State.
SCAVENGERS
SOO 8 SCAVENGER SERVICE CEStf
pools cleaned and dead animals removed
Garbage, and refuse of all kinds remav
ed by the month. Beaeonablo rates
Phones ; Office 629; residence 2068
SECOND HAND GOODS
MALAM BARGAIN UoL'ftK BUlb aN
sella second hand furniture, tool an
me 120 N Oommereial Phoae '49.
WANTED EVERYTHING IN OLOTt
tag aad shoe. Best prices paid Oat
ital Exchange, 842 North Commsret
Phoae 1S68-W
STOVES AND STOVE EXPAIRINS
"TOVE8 REBUILT AND REPAIRED
40 y eai-a axporteaeo Depot Natiea
fence, aUea 26 to 28 La. nigh. Palate,
alia and varaisb.ee, ate, loganberry an
hop hooka, i Sa?em Fence aad Stov-
Wnrhe SO Onnrt erreo Phoae t4
TRANSFER-HAULING
WE MOVE. STORE AND SHIP HOUB1
- hold gooda. Our specialty la piano am
furniture moving. Wo alao make eona
try trips. We handle the heat eeei aa
wood. Call on an for prions. We giv
good measure, good quality aad goo
aorvtoa, Larmer Transfer Co. Phono
CAPITAL OITT TRANSFER 00 tl
SUU St. Phoae 938. Diatribatiag. (oi
warding aad aeoraga oar awoeialty
TRANSPORTATION
CENTRAL MOTOR BT7S I.TTf I
Oantral Sugo Terminal. Salem. Orerea
8ALEM-EUGENE
Leaves Salem 7:15 a. m.; 9.1 a. ..
11:15 a.' m.: 1:15 p. m.; H IS p. nj
-l.t w im ; T;80 a. m.j an i.r-t; nl.
TRANSPORTATION
- PARKER' 8 8TA(it i.i.SKK
- J. W. Parker. 0nrlt M .au..i
Central State Terminal ea va, 'rua
: SALBM-8ILVERT0N DIS IMON
Loaves Salem. Central Bute T.r.e e.'
. . 7 a. m.; lla. m.; 6 p.lm.
Leaves Bilvertoa Newa Stead r
A a. m.; 1 p. m.; 6 p. m.
Salem-Iadependenee-Monmooth - Division
Leaves Salem, Central Stag Terminal.
7 a. m.j 9 a. m.; 11:10 a. m ; 8:10 p. a
5:10 p. m;
Leave Moamooth, Monmouth Hotel:
8:15 a. ra.; 1 p. m.; 6:15 p. m.
Leave Independence, Beaver Hotel:
8:80 a. m.; 9:50 a. m,; 1:15 p.
4 p. m.; 6:80 p. m.
Leaves Central Stage Terminal, Salam
for Dallas at:
7 n. m.; 11:10 a. m.; 8:1I p. at
Leaves Gail Hotel, Da Ilea, at
5 a. av; 1 p. m. ; 8:15 a. m.
We make connections at Salem to al
parts of the valley. Extra trifn by ap
pointment. J. W. PARKER, General Manager.
VBTBRTnTA RTAlf
FRED W. LANGS, VETERINARIAN
Office 820 South Liberty. ; Phoae 119
Re.
pnone ihsbj. mp
WATER
SALEM WATER, LIGHT A POWER OO
Offioa. 801 South Commercial 81 To
per cent discount on domesti fid
rate paid ia advance. ' No deducts
- for abseaeo or any oaaaa anleaa wtM
is abH ntt nn BMW hmmm
Bill Hayward Is Chosen
For Olympic Coaching Staff
EUGENE, Or., Jan. 4. William
(BUI) L. Hayward. tor over 20
years track coach and trainer for
the University of Oegon, has been
invited . to become 1 a member of
the coaching staff for the United
States Olympic team, he announced
today. The invitation comes from
William C. Prout, president of the
American Athletic union, and Mr.
Hayward has accepted, pending
approval by the international
Olympic committee. Should this
approval be given, Hawyard will
leave with the American team on
June 17'for Paris.
In 1912 Hayward accompanied
the team to Stockholm, and in
1920 to Antwerp. In 1920 he had
charge of all athletics from the
United States west of the Missis
sippi river. "
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Interested Parties Tell Varied
StoriesMotive Is Stilr
Unknown , . ;
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JjdS ANGELES. Cal.. Jan. 4.
Discrepancies in the various stor- ,
ies told of the shooting of Court- "
land S. Dines, Denver oil opera
tor. New Year's night; .contrad-c-
tiona in, statements made by the
several persons present in Dines'
apartment, when the shooting oc-,
curred; and unexplained circum
stances, attending the affair still
stand out, three days later.' in a
case that is attracting almost as
much attention as the unsolved
mystery of who killed William
Desmond Taylor, motion picture :
director here In lfebruaryr 1922,.
! That Dines vas shot goes as
unchallenged as is testified' by hia .
being In the Good Samaritan hos-i
pital with a bullet hole . In his .
lung. - Pierce A. Greer, alias Joe'
Kelly, chauffeur for Mabel Hor
mand, film actress who was . ia
Dines' apartment With Edna Pur
viance, another film actress, says
he shot Dines. . - V
j Police records do not reveal thai
any report was made of the shoot
ing or a call put In for a doctor
until some time after it occurred
when Greer walked into police
headquarters to announce that he '
had wounded the wealthy ; Den-;
verlte. ' - -.: ' . .
- ; r Greer Jealous
i Greer, Dines and the two wo-
men disagree on their positions
in the Dines apartment when the
trigger was pulled. Greer says .
he shot when he saw Dines reach
for .a bottle to strike him. , Dines
says he made no threatening
rnove.
Dines says Greer , must have
been "full of hop." Greer states
that he never has used habit-forming
drugs.: i;,,,;:..Cjr..''l''iV-l '.'':". '.'
Edna Purvlance and the -police
declared that Greer, Jealous of Ma
bel Normand'a presence in Dines
kpartment and Infatuated with
"ier, turned the gun on his sup
posedrival.!; -: .'
Miss Normand and Greer" deny
Mabel ormand at first said"
hat pies and Edna Purvlance
rere engaged to bo married. The
latter tacitly admitted it, then lat
er corrected her admission.- Dlatf -from
the first said there was noth
ing between them except a "close
friendship." -
The women said they heard no -dispute
prior to the firing of ths
shots. Each declared she was out
of the room at. the time. Greer
asserts that there was a dispute
about the proposal that Miss Nor
mand go home. Dines says he and
Miss Normand were discussing
such a subject. - -
The gun with which the shot is
said to have been 'fired is a little
.25 calibre automatic which; Greer
says belongs to Miss ' Normand,
and whose ownership she admits,
also provided a problem. ;
Pistol Waa Mable's
Greer says Mrs. Edith Burns,
companion of Miss Normand tele
phoning to . Dines'. apartment
heard a man there say Miss Nor
mand could not go home and re
peated the remark to Greer. The
Chauffeur declares that he then
got the pistol from Miss, Nor
mand's room with Mrs. 'Burns'
knowledge and went to bring Miss
Normand home. 1 Mrs. Burns coun
ters with a flat denial that she
made such a remark to Greer or
saw him get the gun.
Greer was arraigned today and
his preliminary - examination set
for January 11 if Dines will be
able to appear at that time.
FRIENDS ENTERTAINED
SILVERTON. Ore., Jan, 4. -(Special
to The Statesman,)
Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hansen enter
tained a small group of friends at
dinner Wednesday night at their
home on Pine street. Those pres
ent were Mr. and Mr. O.. Satern,
Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Moe, Mrs.
Christine Jacobsen, Mrs. Josephine
Jacobsen and Mr, and Mrs. Han
sen.'' 1 : 5.V -v '
;risner
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